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Evening star., 1941-08-15
Norruqunsett Park

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, s. 100; claiming,
sonny Casey tGonzalezD $50 SO 3 so
Jacks Girl (McMullenI 1920 SEQ
RIMS Leader tTaylorl 40
Also ran-Header. west-Ho, Cav Call.
Sam G.. Al Bat, Nine and Quiz Kid
SECOND RACEPurse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-yesr-olds and upward: 6 furlonss.
Hish Martin Rob'tsl 27.eo II so $50
My Lawyer tDecamlllssl 1000
Also raA-Husood. Wise Shine. Lacy
Val Count CoJton, Kleig Llsht SPEEDY
Time.
DAILY Double paid sl7a.4oJ
THIRD RACE-purse. sl.Ioo; special
Lsneeron tHowell 24.lo l! 90 SO
Boslet Connolly $40
Time, l:13Rs.
Also ran 5sn.BsTnsrdns Bee Lar.ms.d Az s.d
Lady Image, DeIcross, Duke Tower and
ing; 2-year-ol furlonss tchute).
Ali whims (Bers) l4TO 740 30
dhMill Iron 'sconzal ESQ II so
oi Time, nysnft'i IA r0HAio' o-o Sio
Also ran-Ripplet Tourist Lady VAL
GINA F6u, mara, DeCa0e. lmpIesnd ole,
Half Inch Pimlico Polly. Kempy.
dh Dead heat for second.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 200: claiming:
3-yesr-olds: & furlonss !ehute,.
Dreamy (Gonzalezl 500 $40 $40
Patrol Flight ivedder, 500 90
Valpone tWimmerI $40
Time. 1:lc3s
Also ran-Sweet Adsir. Mitza. Countess
Abbot. Doso. Clock Time. Boy Lsrkmead.
Red Mars Ariel Trip and Mintsitka.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, Sl,300: claim
ing; 3-yesr-olds and upward; mile and
20 yards.
Eypocrite tklrk) 1920 $40 4 20
Calexico Pollard $50 BIO
Greedan (Howelll 40
Time. "A.
Also rsn-Burnine Stick. The RAGE,
Chance Yen and Jumping Jill.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 300: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward, furlongs
tchuteI.
Pomiva tEccar6D $50 $50 $50
Graustark tWestj 40 800
Pleione CTaylorl 40
Time, HIPS.
Also ran-Last Passage, Remarkable
Sun Triad and Vsldlns Sun.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
SECOND RACE-REAL BOY,
GAY PRANK. LENA GIRL.

REAL BOY repeatedly Demon
strated his superiority over
sprinters of this caliber and the
Galotta colorbearer bids fair to
chalk up another score in the
second. He has a brand of
stretch speed that will be hard TO
deny. GAY PRANK is a con-
sistent sort and looms the one
to beat. LENA GIRL rates a
money chance.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Court Assignments
Motions-Justice Pine.

Monday:
In re Raymond P Hile; writ.
In re c. G. Gilliland; writ.
Switchmens Union of North
America ct al. VS. National Media
ton Board ct al; attorneys, Weaver
and Coleman and Bannett.
Unity Loan Association, Inc, VS.
Isadore Alper: attorneys, Horowitz
and Wagshal.
Mascero VS. Mascero; attorneys,
Wender and Turco.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
EIGHTH RACE 5 Fl o x 7 : f,
SCHLEY GOREE, PACK
SADDLE

SHORTS. recent beaten fav-
orite, meets field he can beat
today and he bids fair to make
amends IN the nightcap. He has
the speed to dominate the run
ming throughout. SCHLEY
GOREE may be along in time TO
save the place. PACK SADDLE
has been right there IN recent
races and must be respected.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
SIXTH RACE-WILLIAM V.
.ALLENCAID, TIME SCOUT.

WILLIAM V still retains
enough of his speed to whip
reuters Of this caliber and it ap-
pears he has only to run his race
to show the way ALLENCAID,
if kept to his task, should prove
a stubborn foe to the end TIME
SCOUT has speed and stamina
in these ranks and will have TO
be reckoned with.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Strikes
Continued From First Page,

return to work. Mr.. McMillen had
returned from the unions national
convention at Buffalo because of the
dispute. Union officials said there
was no strike authorized
Mr.. McMillen said the men COM
planned about discharge of shop
steward today, third union repre-
sentative to be disciplined" by the
management.
Briggs officials denied a union
charge that speedup on the pro-
duction line caused the dispute.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
FOURTH RACE - CHANGER,
ELTONHEAD, MARANDAN.

CHANGER returned 70 fOrm
with a clever score in his last
race and the Beal-trsined gelding
shapes up as likely repeater in
the fourth A hustling ride is all
that is needed to turn the trick.
ELTONHEAD won his last race
and will have to be reckoned
with. MARANDAN is preferred
over the others.
Evening star., 1941-08-15

noF5 FIRST RAcEsgss $500 sadsS
Bay Dean Brooks $40 $40 so
Redlsnds tSeottl $40 so
The Beak tBellhousel go
Also ran-war Lance Free state IL
SECOND RAcE-Purse $1,000: claim
s Fhrot5is VIDE Rob SOM 4so So
Tonypsndy lMeadeJ $50 $50
BlusstIins ,Smith' 40
Also ran-Mademoisell. de Crscn Bo-
CERT San stefana JEWEL, Signal Flare
'''An dosi Dan, IIsaa Doasl. SifasS Pais srsss1
THIRD RAcEPur.. $1,000: claim
Son o Hal James $50 $40 80
Royal Weista Robertson 40
Aiso '' rssnn--Unbuttoned. an M.rmeduke
Eric knight.
FOURTH RAoE-Purse. 81 200: claim
ing :5-year- -oidS and upward; s turlonEs
Speed sobsf2 70 spare WAN ,Waln 40 saa" SsS
scoteh sets sfnE54 Trsp Musse1 rS' " $40
Also ran--General JACK, Merry knight
and Magic Stream.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $1,000: allow
ances: 2year-olos, fuTlongs.
tSCIEDtCIJ O.Ou -t' ~
Put In 'WeStrcpel $50 800
EspPro lRosen) $50
Time. l.13 Is
Also ran-Brabsnt Sir Councillor.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, sl.500- allow
snces. 3-year-olds and upward fur
longs
PehSse CSkellyl 1910 4 40 out
Colosseum tRobertSon) go out
Up the Hill tLongdenl out
Time, 1:127s.
Also ran-Svahls
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 500. allow
snceS: 3-yesr-ods Wilson mile.
Sir Alfred peters, SO $50 ). 90
Yankee Chance Robertson $40 2 10
Hasty Notion jMerrIttl $40
Time-I:3a
Also ran-Alskina. CroNfoot.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Eruption Commemoruted

New Zealand recently commem-
Grated the 55th anniversary of the
eruption of Mount Tarawera which
caused the death of l53 people and
buried many villages.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Chile Shipping Deluyed

Air transport difficulties are de-
laying the shipping of last years
chicle crop from the interior Of
Guatemala to ships waiting at the
coast to carry it to other countries.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
SEVENTH RACE RON NEY
ROYAL, IVORY TIP, SARA

ROMNEY ROYAL evidenced a
return TO best form in his last
race and he may improve enough
to garner the major award in the
seventh. Conditions are all in
his favor. IVORY TIP has a lot
of foot for the distance and will
take plenty of beating before
lowering his colorS. SARANITE
is money possibility.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Messersmith Returns to U. S.

MIAMI. Fla. Aug. IS lP'.-George
Messersmith, United States Ambas-
sador to Cuba, and Mrs. Messer-
smith arrived aboard the s. g. Flor
ida today from Havana, on the way
10 New England for . six-week vaca-
ton,
Evening star., 1941-08-15

Because of coal shortage, Argen-
tina may start developing its coal
fields.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
THIRD RACE-BCsY TIME,
LITTLE SUZANNE, MA
THORA.

BUSY TIME turned back
band of this caliber last Saturday
and it appears the Time Maker
flly has only to repeat that per-
formsnce TO add this purse to her
list. LITTLE SUZANNE, in fine
fettle, has the speed to make her
presence felt from the outset.
MATHORA may round out the
money picture.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Rn@;no Nave Todoy's Results Entries
N~~'"9 NoWS And Selections for Tomorrow
Rossvun's Comment
FIRST RACE RETA,


FIRST RACE - & Z { r E I A,
MAFUTA, HI G H L AM ID
SONG.
SECRETA appears capable of
Diminishing the ordinary field in
the opener. The Time Maker
filly is gifted with high fight
of early speed and may gain an
advantage that will be hard to
overcome. MAFUTA is favor
ably placed and may furnish the
stoutest argument HIGHLAND
SONG may threaten.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Other Selections
Consensus for Narragansett.

sUhSNhtsuS ioh
Bv the Associated Press.
Dark Beau. Old River. Howard.
2-Neon Light, Jacklntheoox, En-
brace
3-Escolar. Prince Gale, Night Toe.
+Chuckle. Begoa, Fair Flyer.
sImperatrice Canroll, Wise Moss.
6-Pictor. Honey Cloud. Roncat.
Long Pass, Iron Bar. Stingaling
8-Love Marx, County Cork, Con-
rad Mann.
s-Paddy. Quaker Lad Sea Foam.
Best bet-Escolar.
Consensus at Saratoga Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Millrace, Bucklanghorne. L'Odeon
2-Hubbub. Smiles. Toujour.
/ 3-Distant Isle, CheesestrsV, Cash
Basis.
+Lochinvar, Beat En-, Bean BY
Bean.
5-Petrify. Big Meal. Markell.
6+Whirlaway, Lord Kitchener,
Fairymant.
Century Note, Rosetown, Near
sight.
S-Tramp Ship, Impressionist, Qua
roma.
Best bet-Whirlaway
Washington Park tFasD.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Donnagina, Virsgin. PeacharIno.
2-Anopheles. o. x. Mullen, Takit-
frome.
3LMemphis, John Hunnicutt, Ais
byrd
4 Woodsaw, Maisco. All Lizzie.
5-Idle Sun, Steel Heels, Cherry
Trifle.
6-Alsab, Contradiction, Great Oc-
casion.
7-Soldier's Call. Pennsburg, Dark
Phaona
8-Junco, He Man, Unanim.
Best bet-AlSab.
Narragansett Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Sun Kincsen, Sun Fighter. How
ard
2-Jackinthebox Mixwell. Set.
3-Crius. Gino Thor. Marco.
4-Battle Lark, Incoming, Fair
Flyer.
5-Imperatrice Canroll. Wise Moss.
6-Advocator, Yale O'Nine. Pictor.
7-ParL Earnest, Stingaling, Sig
anar
s-Conrad Mann, Count Morse,
ADDRESS
9-Mosawtre, Radio Charm, Sea
Foam
Best bet-Advocator.
Saratoga Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2--Hard Blast, Hubbub. Boot High.
3-Spare the Rod, Strawberry, Ro-
manic.
4-Bean BY Bean, Lochinvar, Path
finder
5-Petrify, Equipet, ziegler entry.
6-Whirlaway. Lord Kitchener,
Fairymant.
Sun Lover, Century Note, Rose
town.
8-Charming Herod, Tramp Ship,
Deserter.
Best bet-Petrify.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Saratoga
BY he AuocIatpd Pres.

b. the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-PuTSe. 81 500 steeple-
chase 3year-oloS and upward > miles
M1llrace l52 Golden Oak 1877
xBuck L ghorne I47 Motley 145
Odeon 1877 Plco Bianco Cd 131
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Entries for Tomorrow
Norrogonsett Park

b. the Associated Press.
rTPGT purEe (
Evening star., 1941-08-15

EIGHTH RACE-Purse - 200 elsln-
ing. 3-yesrolos and up. ] . m.sS
High Arch III CUunf Morse 1lS
Love Marx los NIt's Go 1nS
xConrad Mann Ill xAdoresS Jos
Sir Stratton 1I1 County Cork IlS
La PeTia III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-22
Economic Balance Needed,
Grange Master Declares

10 national welfare and defense and
added that without adequate produc-
ton of essential foods and fibers the
program WillfaIl.
There are three things limiting CT
forts to reach the production goal,
he said: CD lack of machinery and
production supplies, CD shortage ut
labor and go uncertain price sche-
GuleS.
If food and fiber are essential in
u defense program, then the GOV
eminent must see that machinery
and production supplies get proper
priority ratings: that individuals
needed for work in agriculture get
deferred classificationS; and that
farm prices are guaranteed at a level
that will enable a farmer to keep his
labor and meet production costs dur
ing the emergency and for sufficient
time after the war to permit neceS-
sury readjustments,' Mr., Caldwell
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-22

,6l) the only dise,ses ranked toove
1.
That made the number Of diph-
tler cases BY the week read as
follows il recent weeks: September
20. So; September %, 50: Ocober !.
100; and October II, 50, for 4 grand
total OF 307 cases in four week.
or an average of rs a week.
A has been 50 often pointed out
by Dr.. Carl Y. Reynolds, the stat
health Officer. this me ms that 317
Persons practically all of them help
lCss youngsters. have suffered hDr-
rlbI9 irCm ignorance or from will
iuI failure If their parents to obey
'hc clear mandates Of North Caro-
lima law.
The statute enacted by the 1911
legislature requires administration
49, minimizing dose to all babies
h-tlFcen the ages Of SIX ana twelve
o1n'hs. and the same dose for school
children between the ages Of ) and
- aS a prerequisite for school at
tendance.
The fact that thor N91r bnou -
many cases is plain proof that the
w" is being IGNORED in many sec
tom. because diphtheria is definite
" and positively % per cent pro
v-ntahle according t. all med c11
practitioners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-22

there is. Maybe he's a little bit in
fatuated. Hell get over it"
Halle Singleton. YOU mean to
sit there and tell me that your bus
band is a little bit -Ifatuatcd' with
that Shaw girl and you aren't ieal-
Gus? "
II don't know what jealousy is,
Louise. Maybe if l thought she
could take him away from me I'd
be jealous. But you can't be jealous
of someone you're not afraid OF.
That's all jealousy is"
you've become very worldly,
Halle"
rs that meant as a compli-
ment?"
Il don't know. I know that it
makes me a little sad. Worldly peo-
pleas | mean the Word-have a
new set of values for old conven-
TONS. They make little of things
that We're once very important.
They overlook things that once
shocked people"
" 'i'"b Soot llllllS . lSl [ II
wiser, more tolerant ?"
Il think it's immoral to O
age immortality" Louise said fatty.
Tins conversation is going
places by leaps and bounds, dar-
ling. Are you getting to the point
OF telling me that Tn immoral?"
Never" Louise said promptly.
Il know you too Well. But l don't
think it is the real you that ac-
cepts the standards of the crowd
you run with. They think it is
amusing to invite divorced hus-
bands and wives with their new
mates to parties. Amusing. 1t be-
httles ones integrity, ones dignity,
because it's an acknowledgment
that one no longer recognizes the
dignity Of human relationships"
Halle kissed her. snuggled her
nose in the sweetness of the baby's
neck and said, 4 promise you not
to invite any mixed Divorces to
my dinner parties, darling. You
may rest assured that I'll uphold
the Worburn standards"
Waiting for a taxi at the apart
ment house she had just left, Hal
lie wondered what Louise would
think if she knew that Sheila Sher-
man was going to be at the Fla
mingo club party. And that Halle
had planned a gracious little speech
to congratulate Sheila on becom-
ING a star.
Only an hour before she'd been
rather proud of herself because her
mental attitude toward Shelia. now
starring in a Broadway success,
was no different from her attitude
toward the fellow members of her
crowd. She'd laughed at the idea Of
thinking of Sheila as the Other
Woman.
a cab pulled up at the curb and
she got in. The Flamineo club"
she said, and a minute later tapped
on the glass and said, I've changed
my mind. Go to Stuyvesant
square,
The talk with Louise had been
more upsctt,ng than she realized.
Go iic fanUnuSdl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-22
~utpTFP

49,
Tobias h''-N til ''e "n'iu,
w-S BON i3'e N S,PCelnoCr ana
promptly ''i'S''''e" hlIC'c pump
hin ~ has So"h'od'er' name
Sc vent 20 4 Fifth avenue shop,
noted far It's Llhpuian Bazar' IN
,....re to buy Inn a present, but
sr. bought with abandon. Tiny
g.. MS. rs sweet as corrections,
...I.3 to doll sizes, were more than
sic rrull resist. She satisfied a
Ira-tr IN her 3l2Il ny purchasing
.ra lHFeliesi o. the lot Tor her tiny
s.'#,ltd.
N.-h h'"ls1 s'M 'I'Ii.l' SiIe slld'
's'.. ''a.'.' ?, ''"', ''rt' WY
'."' H," - ""'S VI y""i
o.a d" ''"''f f''1t easy
Its easy I"f YOU HoIlIe said.
''.n, you're living on IoDy's in
come.
Well. Try hFIh& on Enc s. a
ha.rE ISN'T expensive once he's here.
N.' rt''5t rave plenty to see you
through md, after that, darling,
youth not want Faft''S ana people
ant spoti2HtS- It's enough to just
81. anu "'-'i, pa4N ) myers way
ln- Ike Pe'alS III ne arr
We're attl'a'Iy IN "ept, HALLE
sa.o.
ROW So"id you De
ltLIH.t SlLtlttl. IL s Inc easiest
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-22
A Ride mlfoRdper BOdt77S
%I
Sh2 NLruNDR ApR IssTDwU CENTRAL Press ~u1nos GA& v

outfit is throwing a big party at
the flamingo club this afternoon.
promised Pete Falks that I'd
turn up."
III look for your picture in the
paper tomorrow. That was an aw-
fully good n of you at the .liri-
dor in yesterdays Chronicle"
Did you like the halter neckline
on that dress?" Halle wa smooth
ing crimson cream on her lips. Il
picked that dress up at Fortnum's
for a song
Louise said evenly. Where did
you pick up Lord Cecil Whatever
his name Was?"
Halle wet her finger and ran it
over her eyebrows. "Oh. the boy in
the picture with me? He's rather
sweet ! met him at the Darrows'
party. He's been giving me a rush"
Did you so to the Miridor alone
with him?"
Halle looked over her mirroW'
'''NA S''t LolIHC an dilltlStt SlllIit.
Did you think I should take a
ChaperOne, DEAR"
WAS it a twosome?" Louise
asked.
Just a twosome," Halle an
sWered blithely. She wet her lips
and settled her hat more firmly on
her hair.
whats got into you, Halle ?
Times don't change the fact that
our kind Of wives don't run around
TO public night clubs with other
men,
Halle said, That's just where
you're wrong, love. Times have
changed"
Toby would skin me alive if he
saw my picture in the paper, half
~undressed, at a place like the Miri-
dor, with another man"
"Really,' Halle protested"
Motherhood has certainly thrown
YOU back irto the dark ages,
Louise. Eric knew that l was 60
ing to have that date with Cecil.
You know he has an evening broad
cast at nine, and another at ten
every night. Would you want me to
stay home, tWiddling my thumbs p
Maybe l would. l can hardly
pick up a paper that I don't see
where you've been here or there
with this one or that one
That's my professional life, Lou.
A model has to do that sort of
thing"
Then maybe you'd better give
up being a model. Is it fair to
Eric?'
Halle sat down again and took
off her gloves. Look, Louise. you
know about Eric as we'll as I do.
You know that he runs around with
Ann Shaw. I've run into them my
self at TWenty-Ore and the Stork
club, But l know it doesn't mean
anything. He didn't even have to
tell me So
Did he tell you that"
"Of course, Ann is the singer on
the Johnson show. That's his new
one. She's obviously got a crush on
linn, but 1 know Eric so We'll, |
know he likes he, but that's all
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-22

a plant is being erected in Colom-
bia for the manuf cture Of plastic
tableware, cups, plates and trays
with machinery imported from the
United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27

K uct6nf pamatky zemTeleho
p. Josefa Lehecky rodina p. Jo-
sefa Moravka z c1sla 1922 N.
Rose ulice odevzdala V "Tele-
grafu" $500 pro Ces. Narodn1
Sdruzen1 V Baltimore.
Obnos predan p~okladnfku p.
Jar. J. TouloVi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27

budeme re vsech sill podporo-
vati. Kupujme Obranne Bon
dy nebof i Amerika musi byti
pffipravena az jeji hodina ude-
ri. A tim br. Volta Benes skon-
ell. Dvoranou Sokolovny zabu-
racel hromovy potlesk ma dn-
kaz souhlasu.
Br. Hejny podekoval senate
ru B%enesovi Ia rec, cd srdce k
srdci! Predstavil potion ODE
censtvu p. A. svejdu, tajemnl-
ka Stav. Spor. Spolkd: Cesko-
Americkeho a Slavic. Oba
tyto spolky prodavaji Defense
Saving Bonds. Dosud jich pro-
daily "a $4,000. Mel zbozne
pfanf ably nase Csl. osada ko-
nala svoji narodn1 povinnost a
on mohl hlasiti We Washington
ne, re nasi krajane zakoupili
Obrannych BondI Ia 500, 600.
Tim zdafily Tabor skoncen.
Pofadatelstvu patti upf1mny
dix "a krasny a nezapomenu-
telny vecer, ma nez Dude vzpo-
minano. A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
III UKRYTU PRO PRf.
PAD

re Baltimore Sc svymi pod
zemnlci cestami ma dosti o.
chrany pro obyvatelstvo mesta
v pT1padu bombardovanf, zji-
steno bylo vysetfovan1m zdejsl
policie.
Zjisteno k. pr, re At budov
v centraln1m distriktu opatTeno
jest sklepy, jichz by mono u
zfti bylo v padu bombardovanl
sc vzduchu a proti plynovym u
tokIm. Nejvetsf podzemn1 skle
pen1 je v postovni budove, jez
jest $4,000 ctverecnych stop
velike.
Nejdelsf zeleznienf tunel je
7.341 stop dlouhy z Camden
STANCE ku Mount Royal stanici.
Ia MIN jsou diva timely Penn
sylvanske drahy, kazdy 3.400
stop dlouhy. Oba timely vede-
ny jsou rovnobezne cd Bond u
lice pod Hoffman ulici ku
Greenmount avenue. Baltimore
a Potomac tunel Pennsylvan-
ske drahy sklada Sc re til tune
III cd North Avenue ku Gilmor
ulici. Tento tunel jest 20 stop
pod povrchem zeme a jest 4
900 stop dlouhy.
Dale zjisteno, re znacne cas-
ii mesta by snadno uzity byti
molly ku 1tulkIm v padu bonn
bardovan1.
Vysetrovanfm zjistena byla
|tez oprava mnohych dom1, v
nichz pTebytecny pocet lidl by
dill a vysazeno jest r1znym ne
mocem, tax jednom dome ma
lezeno bylo 80 zij1cfch tam O.
sob, jez mali ku pouzitf jenom
|jednu koupelnu. Skrze takove
preplnovanf mnozf vysazovani
jsou nebezpecf nakazlivych ne:
moc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
z OSADNf ODBOCKY Ma
RODNfHO A CESKYCH
KATOLfKO.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Tabor lidu poradany minute
nedele vsemi Odbojovymi Or
ganisacemi We statu Maryland
a DISTRICT of Columbia konal
Sc hlavne proto, ably nasemu Ii
du vysvetleno jak nutno je ku-
povati Defense Savings Bon
dy" a Narodni Svaz Ceskych
Katolik to podporuje sto pro-
centne,, a to z vice pffcin. Via.
Ola Spojenych StatG potfebuje
pen1ze a nase %povinnost je il je
pdjcit. Tyto bondy mali nej-
lepsi zaruku jaka je MONA, &C.
lie Spojene Staty stoj1 Ia jejich
hodnotou a pax je to vytecny
prostredek pripraviti Sc jak mi
u naseho Temesla Tfkame "na
destiv6 dny" to znamena, by
jsme 81 pTipamatovali re az jed
nou toto besnen1 Dude ukonce-
no, re prijdou Ease easy, kdy
budou V tovarnach ba i ma stav-
bach budou-li Sc nejake stavet
~vyveseny tabulky S oznacenlm
enc help wanted, keep OUT.
A proto je nasf povinnost1 Sc ma
ty dny pTipraviti a pen1ze CO Sc
ted vydelavaji uloziti ma nej-
lepsf jistotu a to jsou Defense
Savings Bondy, zaruceny ce-
lou Amerikou.
Name ale jeste jinou povin-
most a to je co MONA nejvlce
podpoTiti nase odbojove orga-
nisace a to bud Diary anebo as
pom zaplacenlm clenskeho pT1-
spevku ktery je jeden dollar
rocne a znovu p~ripomfnam, re
by nemelo byti krajana ably k
teto odbojove organised nepa-
tTil a nemelo by byti krajana
katolfka ably nepatfil Narodnl-
mu Svazu Ceskych Katolikn.
Cd posledniho vykazu 81
clensky pTfspevek zaplatili ma
sledujicf: = Pc $1.OO: Vol
tech Stanek, Barbora Stanek,
Josef Duspiya, Josef Rynes,
Louis svehla, Josef Nejedlik,
Jan Prochazka, Vaclav Svec,
Petronila Svec, Frank Kypta,
Katerina Kypta, Anna zingor,
James Hrabanek, Mrs. James
Hrabanek, Anna Tucek, Geor-
:lgine' Holland, Anna Smrha; A
Ilois Soul.
UpTlmne vsem dekuje a G
|. dalsf pTfspevky prosf
!. Josef VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
HTHTTHTTT

Pred nejakym casem tento
|spolek shanel podpisy ma dru-
hou petici a to zakonodarne v
Annapolis Sc zadosti, ably po-
jmenovala novou silnici zvanou
u. S. Route No. 40 jinak Phila-
delphia Route "Augustin Her.
man Highway ma pamatku pr
vn1ho Cecha v Americe a prvn1-
no naturalizovaneho obcana
zeme Americke, diplomatic,
statn1ka a soudce. Bohuzel Ia
Ike Sc nam to nepodafilo letos
dokazati a jeste to ztraceno
nen1, ale nepracovai jsme ma
darmo, neb jmeno "August1na
Hermana" a jeho prace pro
stat Maryland byla uznana to-
lik, re Sc zakonodarna usnesla
by jeho obraz ma vzdy um1sten
mezi nejvyznamnejs1 osoby sta
ltu Maryland a to v senatn1
m1stnosti We statn1m domu a "a
roven povolila $4,000 ma ma
malovani tohoto obrazu. Spo-
lex tento S tim mel jiste vyda-
Ije,ale nelituje jich neb prinesly
velky uzitek a doufa tez, re
krajane takovy spolek svojf
pTfznf podpoTi. A doufame, re
Sc tax stane tuto nedeli. Proto
nezapomente! Ma CvachGv
lsor. Bude tam vytecna kuchy-
ne, f1zne obcerstven1, ceska
muzika, hry a ceny pro danny a
deti, koupan1 atd.
Lfstky ma busy jsou jeste dnes
k dostan1 "a SOC u p1. B. slech-
tove, 9O2 N. Bradford st. a v
lpbchode p. Pavla Novaka, 929
N. Bradford st. Busy odjedou
cd Slovenskeho Domu v 10. no
din a v 1920 hod. rano.
KIDD pojede automobilem
zde je popis cesty ma sor: =
iJedte pc Hanover ST. k Anna
polls Blvd, "a Open-Air Nov
les pfi 2. svetelnem signalu "a.
hnete v levo, jedte l mlly pc
cementove ceste a opet zahne.
tie V levo az spatffte napis "Tc
Cvach's Maryland Shore"
Vstup jest volny, parkovan
a koupanl bezplatne! TAX kra
Ijane pfijdte!
Josef Vonasek