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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-04
TALLY-Hol
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

AlAIx -L1Oi Reprint from Another October) Whether it's polo
 Or it's golf, The sporting folk
 Are rarin' to be off On crisp and sunny
 Fair Autumn days For hunt cross country In the early morning haze. Tally-ho! they're off Down country lanes In coach or on horseback Till the daylight wanes. Oh! for the life
 Of the free and easy Astride stout nag
 On morning breezy. Sing hey for the hunt! Sing ho for the hound What real joy
 To be out of bed at bound! Whether it's swanky polo Or just municipal golf. When the alarm sounds It's time to be off.
 FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-04
EDUCATION AS DESIRED

Z Pittsburgh (UP) . Education made to measure" is the newest academic order in Pittsburgh high schools. Ready-made courses of instruction have given way to a system by which students take subjects suited to their personal talents and plans for the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-04
Uncle Sam Has Philippine
 Issue By The Tail, Can't
 Let Go, Can't Climb On
Every Solution
 Has Drawbacks; Defense Difficult

Second of two articles analyzing and highlighting the Philippine prOblem-American hot potato in the boiling Far East kettle.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
RELIGION IN BOOKS
~ 10Y L. TAWEs
How 70 Read The Blbls
N|I-I7I = y |ITT7||
~ Julian PFIee Lam

- NNA--A AAANN 8ANA
Macmillan, New York. 50. The author
has succeeded in developing help
fully the title of his book. He han
dies the Bible with friendly hands,
and encourages familiarity with the
contents OF Scripture. Anyone who
reads the volume will appreciate
more and understand better the Book
of Books. Says the author: "The
Bible is meant to be an open Book,
revealing the Word Of God as Il
grew In the lives Of men until It
came to the full light in Jesus Christ.
Reading 1t should be made easy and
even Inevitable" Fairly considering
the objections raised by those who
neglect reading the Bible, the aII-
thor insists that the Bible is read
able and interesting. He offers his
plan, units of thought" keeping to-
gether all verses that have the same
theme. He then proceeds to DEAL
with the books OF the Bible, stories
and their characters, problems and
teachings There Is much reference
material of value. The author con-
siders also the Bible in relation to
daily living and childhood, its lit
eraFy import and challenge to mod
ern society Many books on the Bible
have come to my Study, and i prize
this one among the best! expect
to llse 4 as a text for q training
c6urse. shall recommend II 10 tea
chers at the church school I'll
should have u Wide reading in both
pnlRlt and pew 4
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13

Sunday school services 1880 p. m,
Preaching at 3 p. m.
On Sunday, December %, we will
have a special service. In the af-
ternoop Rev. Tribbitt Of Greensboro.
Nd, viii preach at two O'Clock. Rev.
Tribbitt Is a real live wire, so come
out and hear him. Everybody well
come.
Meeting
Glass No. 6 will be entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Douglas Morgan Of
Lincoln on Friday evening. Decem-
Der 1S. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Special Services
On Sunday evening, December %,
there VIII be a special Christmas SER
vice at 1880 in the Glendale Meth
odist Church.
Christmas Program
On Tuesday evening, December "a,
the Glendale Methodist Church will
have their Christmas program and
old Santa Claus has planned to visit
us at that time. Service starts at
1880 p. m.
Leap Year Party
On Friday evening, December %,
In the Glendale school auditorium,
the Epowth League will hold q
Leap Year Parry. The girls are to
bring boy friend and to pay all |
expenses. Games and entertainment |
Admission for adults, 15e, and 10c
for children.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
III ItTIII/T TFIft
eco Forward In Peace"
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In the opinion of a number OF the
commentators, the Presidents Madi-
son Square Garden speech Of Octo-
ber 28th was one of the most effec-
tive of his campaign. II had much
10 do, they feel, in turning the tide
10 his favor. In that speech, the
President declared that his policy
was one that would safeguard our
country's peace in torn and war
ring world. His last two sentences
were these: "We shall continue to 70
forward In firm faith. We shall con-
tinue to go forward in peace"
The issue that confronts us today,
is the issue of peace or war. That Is
the most terrible issue that any Pres
ident, any government, any nation,
can face.
Those polls which proved SO ac-
curhte In forecastlng the result Of
the election, indicate that an over
whelming majority Of Americans are
opposed to war. The Congress Is a
peace Congress, with almost every
member committed to the ilrinciple |
that we shall not again participate
in q foreign war. The President has
said he Is a peace president
We can stay at peace II we set our
selves dead against aggression and
make ourselves so strong that no
aggressor will dare attack us. That
must be the American policy. That
must be the ideal in which all Amer
ican share. from the President to the
lcwIlest among US.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
State Guard Faces
Stay At Camp Upton

Induction Of the 4Srd Division and
172nd Field Artillery Of Massachu-
setts, originally scheduled for jan
uary 13, may be delayed three
months because of temporary lack
Of accommodations at Camp Bland
ing, Fla. Maj.-Gen. James A. Wood
ruff. commanding the First Corps
Area in Boston, said that he was
informed accommodations would
not be available at Blanding before
March 1. At Washington officers said
the Camp Blanding situation was
mot as black as that"
They reiterated that actual induc-
tion dates were left to the decision
of the army corps area commanders
involved who will make their de-
terminations chiefly in accordance
with the availability of housing and
other facilities.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Richards,
Miss NJ. Catherine Lodge and Ray
mond Riniker motored TO Whining
ton on Saturday.
Miss Geraldine Brittingham Of
Philadelphia. spent the weekend
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Harold Brittingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Lowe and
children Of Milford were town Wis
itors over the weekend.
Carlton Wilson OF Wilmington,
spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Will
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prettyman Of
Wilmington spent Tuesday here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Prettyman.
Mrs. Cornelius C. Marshall Is
confined in the Beebe Hospital due
to illness.
The League Of Coast Guard Wo-
men, Lewes Unit, met Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Harry NJ Maull on Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Florio and
their daughter. Miss Sue Fiorio mo-
tored to New York City on Sunday
in Miss Florio's stunning new yellow
Chevrolet. They returned Tuesday.
Miss Anna Beebe, who is attend
ing art school in Philadelphia, spent
the weekend in Lewes with her
Dr. and Mrs. Richard C.
Beebe.
Those from Lewes who attended
the marriage and reception for Miss |
Jester e McEahe, r. n, and David
srd, Of Wilmington, at the /
home OF the groom's parents on Fri /
day afternoon were Mrs. Howard F.
Miss Margaret Keene, R.
n, who was maid OF honor; Miss
Louise Gilpin, Miss Sue Cooper. Mrs.
Maull and Louis Y. Scher-
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Morris are
spending few days in Philadelphia
Tisiting friends and relatives.
Santa Claus came to Lewes last
night at the head of big
larade which was formed at the
1ewes High School. From there
santa was escorted to his headquar-
ers at the Ableman building. The
oHCNAAAAy 4cCOAaNc4 CdE VI Dduld
vas greeted by Mayor Thomas H.
carpenter. Also at this time the i
christmas lights were turned on, '
pening the Christmas season. At
he headquarters, Santa received
etters from the youngsters Of Lewes I
nd vicinity. Saturday, December II. t
ANITA will return with a gift for G
ach child. c
Louis Bertrand Of New York City (
ias town visitor over the week c
nd. g
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grubb Of Will
lington, spent the weekend at their n
ottage on the Lewes Beach. D
Capt, Harry V. Lyons mOtored to [
on Monday. y
Frank Shapiro, who has been con- I,
ned to his home with the grippe is
lle 10 be out again. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Ross have re- q
Irned home after spending several d
lys in Philadelphia, visiting friends Ii
I'd relatives. :,
John Steelman has purchased a r,
w Chevrolet coach from the Moore r
levrolet Sales Company. II
The Youths Fellowship Glass of y
e Bethel Methodist Church, met at r.
e home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Brit n
lgham on Thursday evening of D
st week. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Ingram, 7
:, spent the weekend in Whining =;
n, visiting friends and relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
Go0ntlnusa flam - 90

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There will be a competition be-
tween batteries for the hest decor
ated tree, and there also is to be
a tree before headquarters. On Sun
day, December %, there will be gifts
for the 1,100 men. sent by Delaware
service and civic groups.
Other Units Effected
At Washington it was said that
not only will there be delay in trans
ferring some guard units, such as
the 198th, but the active duty call
for others will be postponed because
Of the present housing shortage.
Strikes, bad weather, and other
factors cause the delays. The con-
program as a whole. the
War Department said, is on sched-
ule, and original completion dates
will be met on most projects.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
God On The Rowelr
By chariss ,. 81. Joha


Reyell, New York. $1.00. Dan Polling
says of this book. Exhibit A in the
case Of God VS.. Despair. God wins. >
DIR. st. John, once a down-and-out
ef, has brought God to the Bowery.
His ministry to broken men is one
of the most remarkable in modern
times. The closing words Of the
book seem to express we'll the re-
ligibns faith by which he lives and
loves and serves: plan with God
against tomorrow and tomorrow !.
and tomorrow" The chapters con-
tain pointed messages Of a preacher
who sees life at the worst. true life
stories of men who tind another
chance to make good, and some
"eye-opening" facts for readers who
do not know about the Bowery. A
timely book with its testimony to
the power of the Gospel TO redeem,
and the reward Of confidence in God.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13

The boys. and girls Of the junior
department Of Avenue Methodist
Church are collecting Camay soap
wrappers. Ivory fake box tops, Cris-
co l-fb can wrappers. Crisco 3-fb
can wrappers. They would appreci-
ate your help. II you have any,
please advise the superintendent,
Miss Elizabeth S. Hammond, or any
member or teacher Of the junior
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
Entitled
Christian Science:
Pure Religion and
Undefiled

DR.. John M. Tut, G. S. B.
Of Kansas City, Missouri
Memser e ihe Beard e Lesinrsship q Thf
Neither chuEehs The First chareh 81 Christ,
8eisntist, n nasisn. Massachusetts.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13

ADVERTISING not merely sells
the particular articles advertised.
but ii draws people to a store 50
they look around and buy many
more things.
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13
Ths CountrywonIan AID Be- Chareh

- Mefs he@i4 "AAi@iAAeA
Abingdon -Cokesbury, Nashville. 25c
A suggestive booklet for use in the
rural church. Chapter headings are;
Today's Countrywoman, What Kind
OF a Church Shall We Give Today's
CountrywOman and Her Family?,
What Is Women s Work In the
Country Church?
Milford chronicle., 1940-12-13

Home dressed pork and home cnr
ed sauerkraut make meal that
both nourlshinE and delicious as well
as Inexpensive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
MOVE BUDOVY We FORT
MEADE.

StaniGnf budova pro rekruty
v Gene asi 5000, 900 v%ystavena
Dude We Fort George C. Meade
Ucelem budovy jest, ably v
nj postarano bylo O mladlky
kterf davajf Sc odvesti do vol
ska V odvodn1ch stanicich v O.
krsku Tretf divise, v Marylan-
du, Washington a castech Viz
ginie a Pennsylvania.
Stavba provadena Dude S
nejv6tsf moznou rychlost1. Ia
kazky ma postaven1 budou "a
dany jenom tenn, ktef1 il vo,
ienskemu odboru odevzdatl
budou moci ku uzfvanf behem
sedesati dnG. Sestavati Dude
cel6 zTizeni toto re FL budov.
v6tsinou jednoposchodovych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16

Pokouseje Sc utisiti rvacku
v restaurants ma Newgate a
Eaton ulicfch lodn1 kuchai
Benjamin Claude Dwayer, sc
rok1 starry z lodi Newport
News, stTelen a usmrcen byl
casne rano v 1tery.
William j. Mallon, mattel
restaurantu, obvinen jest re
zavinen1 smrti Dwayera.
Rvacka povstala ohledne po-
travy, kterou zavinil Marc Nal
donado z Puerto Rico, jenz po-
cal majitele zneuzivati ohled-
ne potravy, kdyz steak, ktery
81 koupil mu nechutnal. z had
ky pTislo ku rvacce, v niz re-
volveru uzito bylo, kterym Ma
Ion, jak udal, zastrasiti chtel
nespokojence. Maldonado wy
tail n1z. Dwayer, jenz pocha-
ii z Danville, Va, pribl1zil Sc
ku obema v pokusu z~astaviti
BOZ mezi mimi. V tahanici pa
ola rama z -revolveru a ma po-
dlahu skacel Sc Dwyer strele-
ny do hlavy. V nemocnici kon-
statovana smrt jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
PREPADY.

Mestska, okresn1 a statni po-
licie v pondeli patrala pc ohav
n1ku, ktery unesl 15letou sko-
lacku z Westport vyssf skoly a
jejlho prGvodce, II rok1 sta
reno. Svazane a zaslepene Cd
tail je nekolik mil do samot,
kde bldacky znasilnil mladou
d1vku.
Poole popsani policie soudi,
re 1tocn1kem byl ten, ktery
stfelil a usmrtil 26 rokI stare
no, Franka A. Scheiling ma
brehu Gwynn's Falls pod Bal
timore ulicl &c. kvetna, kdyz
tento chtel 1tocn1ka sve pr1-
vodkyne pfepadnouti.
V nedeli odpoledne diva par
ky mladych lidf We start cd Is
rokG vzhIru prochazeli sc ma
Jessups road v blfzkosti Camp
Meade, kde p~ojednou nasilnfk
vyskocil re kfovf a vrhl Sc ma
prochazejlcl Sc. Porucil vsem
ctyTem, ably sli do lesa. Mladi-
CT dali Sc vsak ma 1tek, ably u
vedomili policejn1ho sergeanta
Tento pozdeji udal, re dfvkam
muz mic zleho neucinil stav sc
patrne ustrasenym 1tekem
mlad1kG pro pomoc.
Sergeant Wade z Anne A
rundel okresu STANCE udal il
ny pripad, ktery Sc stall u O.
denton, Md, pred tydnem.
Mlady parek pfepaden a "a
drzen byl automobile. Watt
byli nasilnfkem do lesa, kde
mlad1k byl svazan, zaslepen a
nechan lezfcf ma zemi. Dlvka
ma to kriminalne byla napade-
ma, jak shora napsano.
V nedeli v noel pri pTepade-
nj parku We Westport oloupil
asi ten samy hocha o Z cent? a
hodinky. Mladik byl svazan
Jim ma rukou a nohou, 1sta mu
ucpana a zaslepen. PAX ma
padn1k jel S mimi nekolik mil
az automobil zastavil nekde v
blfzkosti Elkridge. Mlad1k Wy
hozen byl a dfvka znasilnena
Ma to nasilnik oba wal do au,
Honolulu, v mem snail obvazy .
list a oci mladika a u Westport
skoly ma Annapolis road l
Cherry Hill road pustil je 2
automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
SKOCIL S VYSE IL STOP
OHM.

S vySe IL stop skocil ma sire
chu automobile 45lety mattel
hostince, Edward Ritterbusch,
kdyz p%robuzeny zdesen byl
shledan1m, re dim hori.
Ma lGzko odebral sc kolem
p1l noel. Probuzen byl ohnem
kolem 4. hodiny v pondeli ra-
no. Shledav re predek i zadek
domu je v ohni, skocil oknem 8
druheho poschodf. Spadl ma
strechu automobile. Padem po-
ranil 81 kotnik.
Kdyz hasici pTijeli ku hos
pode v Green Haven ma Noun
tain road v Ane Arundel okre-
su, stall tam jiz jenom komln.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
TANCENf v
PARCfCH.

Tanceni v mestskych par
cfch v teto horke dobe test Sc
zvlastnf pozornosti naseho tan
ce milovneho obyvatelstva.
Pondelni a stredecni vecery
viii tanecn1m ruchem Patter-
son Park, We ctvrtek vyhleda-
van jest v oboru tonic Recrea-
ton park, v patek veselo jest v
Carroll Park.
Pfedpisy jsou jen nepatrne
a jednoduche. Kourenl a pitt
llhovin neni dovoleno a jisty
pfedpis ohledne oblekG stava.
Hoch a d1vky- tanecn1ci-
must byti pres 16 rok1 staff.
Pc ruce miti must pr1pustne
llstky, ma nichz zaznamenan
jest den narozenf a nynejsi "a
mestnani.
Tancemi v parc1ch seznamo.
vani obyvatel jest v nejlepsfm
proudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
VIVA naSernu lidu!

Tuto nedsli, dine 10. srpna,
odbyvame opst nasi vyrocni
pour. Poradajici vybor, ma
je v pameti dnesni chmurne
pomsry a MONA jests chmur-
nejsf budoucnost, snazi Sc by
letosni mas "tabor ceskosloven-
skeho lidu" jak rozsahlosti
programu tax svou narodni
pestrosti vynikl mad vsechny
predchazejici.
"Jednou z nasich prvnich
povinnosti jest zachovat 81 mas
humor", pravil Jan Masaryk
pTi jeho posledni navstevs "
Baltimore a naSe pouf ma byti
k tomu prostredkem. o zaba-
WI vSeho druhu Dude postara-
no. Abychom vsak prave ces-
koslovenske pestrosti dosahli
jest nam treba CO nejvice ma
SIGH narodnich krojI. A proto
zadame, ba prosime, vsechny
nase krajany a krajanky i tn
naSi mladez, vlastnici cesky
nebo slovensky kroj, by Sc "
nej pristi nedeli odeli a tim
skutecne pestrosti nasi Pouti
dodali.
Nevime co nam budoucnost
pTinese a proto hled'me tento-
karte ucinit tu Pout velkym
ceskoslovenskym svatkem, ma
ktery budem pc leta 5 potese-
MIN vzpominat.
"Vsichni Ia jednoho, jeden
Ia vSechny!"
MA UPOZORNENOU:-
Dovoz navstevnikI obstara-
il busy. Zacnou jezditi o IL.
iodine dopoledni cd budovy
Slavic. Pojedou po Madison
ulici ma Patterson Park Ave-,
ma Monument ulici a do tabora
"Tyrs". Jizdne 10 cent? Ia o.
sobu, dftky S cent?.
Ma shledanou ma Pouti
S pozdravem Vas uprimny,
ANT. j. SVEJDA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
SBIT A VYHO-
ZEN Z AUTOMOBILE.

Mlada d1vka Sc dvema muzi
vyhodila Alberta Merson z je-
no automobile, kdyz ukradli
mu $38 a jej stloukli v osame-
lie sekci Mount Washington.
Merson seSel Sc S mimi v hos
pode ma Pratt ulici. Odtud vsi-
Ichni 6tyri odejeli do restaurant
tn a pax usnesli Sc, re navst1v1
pr1tele. Cestou Merson nahle
uderen byl do hlavy a v KRAFT
kosti okradeny lezel u cesty
zatfm co darebaci ujeli.
= Tfi muzi a zena souzeni
byli v nedeli ma severnf stanici
z loupezneho prepadu Alberta
Mersona v patek.
Mildred Kenton z Eutaw
Place, Arthur T. Ford a James
McConville, napadli Mersona
a oloupili jej ma Greenspring
avenue O $38 a pax vyhodili
jej z automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
MILIONOVY PODZEMNf
KABEL SPOJf BALTIMORE
S ~WASHINGTONEM.

Kabel tento, jfmz americka
telefonni a telegraph spoiled
most spojf Baltimore S Wash
ingtonem, staff Dude vice nez
million dolar1. Spojen1 jinych
NEST s Westinghouse kabely
staff Dude v tonic roce asi $21-
100000. Roku 1899 vynaloze-
no bylo ma zaTfzenf toto $12,-
100000. Spojovanf toto hoto-
veno jest pro prfpad valky. Po-
Gallo S vypuknutfm valky v E.
vrope.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
HASICI KU OHM MAJf JETI
ZTICHA.

re hasici nemaj1 zvoniti a
pfskati kdyz jedou ku ohni, by
10 v patek v noci pfesv6dcenlm
"zrovna lady obcanky Kresson
ulice," jez volala kapitana,
Johna Carey, nocnlho Roman
danta, ably zabranil hasicdm V
budoucnosti "ten pekelny ra-
mus zastaviti.
Stfznost svoji a zadost posla-
la, kdyz hasici jeli ku ohni ma
Kresson a Lombard ulicfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
MESfCU IA
PREPAID.

Usvedceny z pfepadu, Tile
ty Charles S. Elliott z Wash
ingtonu, odsouzen byl ma osm-
nact mesfc1 do Marylandske
polepsovny. Elliott ozbrojeny
revolverem napadl Is. cerven-
ce Josepha Tashkewich, f1dice
taxicabu v Carroll parku, do
mahaje Sc penez rldicovych.
Penfze nedostal, ale "a nedlou-
no byl v moci policie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
STARE PRO
PLAN OBRANY.

Stare plechovky cd ovoce a
potravin, jez hazeny jsou me-
ri odpadky zde a pc cele Anne
rice, nyni budou sbirany v zaj-
MI narodni obrany.
Tyto pc prelitf slibuj1 boha-
tou Zasobu kovu. Jedna z d.
len ma predelavani nadob po-
Gala jiz pracovati v Canton.
Az do nynejska velike spou-
sty plechovek techto byly zas1.
lany do Japonska.
Plechovky sebrane v odpad.
c1ch paleny budou v zavodu ma
Reed Bird avenue a odtud po-
sflany budou do chemickehC
zavodu v Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16

Byli jsme ma fronte a videli
jsme jak mas odstartovalo de-
vet a jenom sest Sc vratilo. vi
deli jsme zkazu a plameny "a
palenych NEST, neprehledne
retezy uprchlfkd taborfcich u
cest, zazily jsme vsechny hr1-
zy a dojmy valky ale NELL jsme
Shy v ocfch, kdyz jsme videli
jak poslednf skupina nasich
vojakd spousti v Bordeaux, ma
81 ceskoslovenskou vlajku sc
stozaru. S pohledem ma kle-
saj1cf vlajku a S pevnym pre-
svedcen1m re S nj muslme do
letet, dojet, nebo tfeba doj1t,
nezalez1 ma tom kdy a jak ale
re JEDNOU MUSfME nekam
dojft, kde il opet budeme mo-
ci vztycit ma stozaru ably uka-
zovala svetu, re jest tam tabor
Ceskoslovenskych vojak1, bo-
jujfcfch "a svobodu! Dosli
jsme a jdeme = letime dal.
Toto jest vynatek z dopisu
Ceskoslovenskeho vojaka-letce
z tabora V Anglii.
Jaka velika a neoblomna
v1ra v konecne v1tezstvf nase-
no vojska clsf z tohoto dopisu!
Sestry a BratT1:-
Jaky to krasny priklad pro
mas hodny nasledovanf aby-
chom i my sli pres vsechny pre-
kazky, pres vsechny zle dny
dale ku konecnemu vftzzstvf!
Jiz toto 1tery, 20ho srpna
Odbocka Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni porada pravidelnou
mes1cnf schulz v 8 hodin vecer
v Sokolovne. Kolik z mas do
vedeme vsechno druhe dati ma
stranu a pTijft do pravidelne
sch1ze a s1castnit Sc dGlezite-
no jednanf? DosavaR to byla
hrstka obetavych nasich lid,
kteTf prichazejf pravidelne do
kazde schdze a vykonaji kaz-
dy 1kol jim ulozeny.
Ones je ma case ably kazdy
jeden z mas prisel, poradil a
pomohl! Budte ujisteni, re je-
den kazdy Dude srdecne vltan I!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
PRODEJ VLAJEK ZVELI-
CEN, ZATfM co VALECNY
RUCH ROSIE.

Smeten do pfekavpuj1c1ch
vysin v ruchu vlasteneckem cd
DOLBY, kdy Hitler ukazal, elm
je We skutecnosti, vyrabenf a
prodej Americke vlajky, test
Sc nahlemu sifenl cd dolby po-
sledni svetove valky.
V Baltimore, kde jen malo
americkych vlajek hotoveno
jest, zvysen1 shonu pc teto sta
10 Sc takovym, re obchodnfci
new dnes jak pozadavkdm wy
hoveti.
Cd 1. cervna prodej vlajek
v Baltimore zvysen byl o so
procent.
Nejvfce zadanymi vlajkami
v Baltimore dnes jsou vlajky
We velikosti a ku 6 stopam a
5 ku 9 stopam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
UTONULA PR RANNf


Margaret Soper, 10 rokI sta
ra, matka 10 mes1c1 stareho
dltka, utonula v sobotu casne
rano We Spring Gardens, zat1m
co vyletniho z bllzkeho soru Sc
tam koupala. Manuel jeff byl
svedkem smrti jej1.
Celia spolecnost plovala cd
male zakotvene lodi u Hano-
yer ulice mostu. Behem plav-
by Soperova pojednou vykrik-
la O pomoc a zmizela pod po-
vrchem vodnlm. Mrtvola jej1
nalezena byla asi teprve Ia 20
minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
~NOVINARSKY POSLfCEK
IZTRACEN Z VYLETNf LODI.

V pondell zakotvila Zde LODI
Yorktown, z nfz hlaseno bylo,
re IL rok1 starry novinafsky
poslfcek z nj behem plavby je-
il zmizel..
Jeden z ~cestuj1cfch udal, re
zaslechl splouchnut1 vody. Po-
stradanym je Thomas Hart z
Williamsport, Pa, jenz byl
jednim re IA hochI vzatych
ma vylet ma Virginia Beach.
Uvazovano jest, re hoch spa
dl s lodi We spanku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
RYBY UTONULY.

Ufad Wicomico okresu vysetril
smrt tislcG ryb horejsi cast
Wicomico Teky.
Zkoumanim vysetreno bylo,
re behem horkeho leta kyslfk
zmensen byl nepatrnou cast.
K tomu, kdyz RUNE odpad-
ky z poskozene kanalisace a
hazenf nepotfebnych odpadk1
z rajskych jablfcek, nastaly
nyni, die vseho zavinily, re ry-
by nemohly dale dychati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16

Douglas Lee, 3Olety z Rel
derwood a Philip Cromwell z
Poplar Hill road, byli odsouze-
nj ku pokutam pc $26.45 a tri-
cetidennimu uveznen1.
Kdyz prisel policista z Tow
son, volany majitelkou domu
v Texas, Baltimore okres, a "a
lujic1 re jmenovan1 muzi po-
skodili automobilem JEFF pore,
chovali Sc oba velice urazlive
v1ci policistovi. Spolu vineni
jsou, re jeli v automobile, kdyz
opilymi byli.