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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
RADIO OPERATORS GRADUATE

In the largest graduation exercise
ever held at the Department of Com
munications, Pvt. Carroll c. Davis,
son of Mrs. Oldham Wickes Davis,
Cecilton, and 81 enlisted men have
received diplomas for completing the
22-week radio operators and me-
chanics course at Scott Field, ILL.,,
army air corps radio school, accord
ing to Col. Wolcott P. Hayes, post
commandment. On the basis of his
Scott Field training, Pvt. Davis will
be sent to one of the air corps flying
fields, fully qualified for duty with
tactical unit.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy extended to US during
our recent bereavement in the death
of our wife and mother. Sarah Olive
Graybeal,
J, Melvin Gsaseeea ana shildFea,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
CYRUS ECKMAN

Cyrus Eckman, aged 81 years,
prominent Fulton Township, Lancas-
ter County citizen, and retired farm
or, died July Is, at his home, Peach
Bottom, Pa. He was director of
the Quarryville National Bank, a
member of the Little Britain Pres
byterian Church, and a member of
the knights Of Pythias Lodge. Raw
linsville.
He leaves daughter, Mrs. Maude
wiley, ct home, and q brother. Dan
lei M. Eckman, of HOLLYWOOD,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
FRIENDS AND MEMBERS
CONOWINGO CHURCH

To the many friends and members
of Conowingo Baptist Church, take
this opportunity to thank you all
for the most wonderful way you re-
sponded in giving of your money to
pay off our large debt. In fourteen
months we have paid $4,100. The
church is now clear of debt and we
have a little in the treasury besides.
Your pastor,
G. w. Sexton
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
Stores Close
Thursday Evening

The Stores of the undersigned will
close Thursday evening, at six
O'Clock, until further notice.
Curtis E. Irwin
Woodrow & James
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
WOODLAND

Inc OQThSLldu EuucdVOT VI Jue
Rowlandsville Methodist Church met
with the Hopewell Epworth League,
Sunday evening.
The Sixth District Auxiliary Of
Union Hospital met with Miss Sue
Maxwell, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Rea has returned from
Ocean Grove, N. j., where she has
been visiting Miss Lillian Herbert
and Mrs. Burge.
Monday, Mrs. Howard G.. Barnes
luncheon guests were Miss Lucille
Brewer of vicksburg, Miss, Mrs.
Charles Crothers, Rising Sun and
Mrs. Hubert Ryan, Port Deposit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrightson Charsha
were in Baltimore Saturday.
Roberta Taylor of Blythedale
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Sim
mers, last week.
A. Cameron Sherrard, Jr., of An
napolis, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Bruna Abrahams is taking
a three weeks course at Penn State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckay, Elsie
Lou and Roberta Taylor spent Sat
urday at Rocky Springs.
Mrs. Guy Kirk is visiting her par
ents at Joppa, Md.
Mrs. Dan Leary and children of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are at 'The Rum.
Mrs. Lutz of Balto., was Thurs
day to Saturday guest of Mrs. w. E.
Rea.
Harold Archibald has been sent
to Camp Wallace, Texas, with the
coast artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Rea
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Elliot Montgomery, Coatesville.
Mrs. Howard G. Barnes entertain
ed the G.. E. Club at luncheon,
Wednesday, in honor of Mrs. Will
liam B. Bechtel, of Rising Sun.
July Is, 1941
The Woman's Society for Chris
tian Service met in the Church
House, afternoon of the goth. Host
esses, Mrs. s. T. Hamblin, Mrs. Har-
old Tyson, MRS. II. IL. Lamdln and
Mrs. Gilbert SINNERS.
The Epworth League members
held Vicente roast at Charlestown
Manor, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Edward G. Gisriel has re-
turned to Elkridge, Md, after few
days visit with her mother, Mrs.
Joseph ID. SINNERS.
Miss Lucille Brewer, of Vicks-
burg, Miss, spent last week with
Miss Leila Hite.
Mrs. Tory returned Saturday to
the home of Mrs. Milton D. Fletch-
err, from a two months visit with
New Jersey relatives.
Mrs Samuel Gather, who spent
the past month at the home of Mrs.
Fletcher, returned to her home in
Rising Sun, Saturday.
Miss Ida Thompson has returned
to the Home for Incurables in Bal
timore, after a months visit with
her relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Williams
were visited by the stork, Tuesday,
the 9Th, who left a baby girl, that
has been named Linda Lee.
Mrs. Travel, of Philada., was the
guest last week of her daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Hull, Sr.
Mrs. Milton Fletcher is spending
this week at Ocean Grove, N. j.,
with Mrs. Minnie Wright.
Misses Virginia and Cornelia
Abrahams spent Thursday in Bal
timore with their sister-in-law
Mrs. John v. Abrahams, who left
that evening for her home in To-
peka, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Perry drove
up from Washington Saturday. Mrs
Perry remained for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Edwin c. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs G. William Ruhl,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross Ruhl and
niece, of Washington, spent Satur-
day with Miss Liela Thompson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
GODS ANSWER TO
EVOLUTION

Are Men and Monkeys Relatives
Was the Earth Created in Six Days OF
Time, or did it take Millions of Years?
Sunday, July q, 1880 p. NJ
STANDARD Time) At The
Open Air Auditorium on dual highway
near toll bridge, Perryville, Md.
Meetings every night except Saturday.
HEAR THE MUSIC!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25

Many an indulgent husband al
lows the indulgence to stop with
himself.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25

The secret of successful marriage
is to see to 1t that both don't get
blue or grouehy ct the same time,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25

Some snobbish people would rath-
er be foolish than have sense Of the
common kind.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25

It's enough to make a woman
frown If her husband smiles too
often.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-25
SUNDAY MOVIES
Next Sunday, July 9th
Vivien Leigh-Lawrence Olivier
HAMILTON
WOMAN

Time OF Our Shows
Due to the length of the feature,
there will be two shows only, one at
1880 P. M, and one at $3.50 P. M.
Daylight Saving Time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
Chapter Il
April Burnett looked at Kent and linen aWaV

April Burnett looked at Kent and then away.
 Blind - not Kent Carter! It couldn't be! And yet there he was, staring without any recognition through the dark glasses.
 She saw that an awkward young rockies stood beside him. Very well, sir" the soldier was saying, ''I'll meet you at the station here for the return trip"
 "RSghto, I'm in good hands, now. Thanks so much" Kent returned the salute and the soldier ambled out of the station.
 Nov for you, Ann darling" and before she could speak a word. April found Rents arms around her.
 Startled and bewildered. April drew away. It seemed as if at that instant the world rocked right under her feet. She searched frantscally for something steady ing. something normal.
 But tfie train was pu1lng 0ot like a sleek, black caravan in the night and the platform was de- serted, except for one old man who sat alone on a bench. She recognized him at once-"Winkie" Appleman, Pattonsville's peren- nial no-account. Just the sight of
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him, munching tobacco and grim ming his toothless, leering grin was commonplace enough to bring April to herself.
 She took Rents arm, not pity ingly but with gay ,camaraderie. Let's pull out of here,' she said. I've got the roadster"
 oh Ann" he was bending close, you'll never know how I've lived for this moment"
 Ann! Again Ann's name struck April like a blow. Because she talk ed like Ann, because he had sent the telegram to Ann and had been expecting her, he thought she was Ann.
 She would explain in a, minute. But not now, not in the confusion of bungling of bags and opening the car door. Kent stepped in surely. Hadn't he been in the roadster often enough with Ann?
 April slipped behind the wheel, deep sigh escaping her lips as she made ready to tell Kent that she wasn't Ann.
 But he was the one who spoke first, reaching for her hand and then tucking his arm in hers. "This is the camels hair coat, isn't it?" he said and laughed little. T remember the day you bought it." Suddenly his head went against Aprils shoulder.
 Kent she began.
 I'm going to tell you right of what it is" he said.
 q think I know, Kent"
 Temporary blindness through shock"
 "Yes," Aprips voice hung still for a minute In the frosty night and then she said as hunbly as An would nave sal6 II, Thank God, Kent, it's temporary"
 "The doctors weren't sure at first and that's why I didn't write"
 There's something I must ex- plain" April whispered.
 lie redCHeu LOT DOIl O1 ler 1ldI4tlS. You're here and I'm here and there isn't any need of explana- tions. had to fight to get this leave - had to put up an awful battle to convince army doctors that nothing they could prescribe would do me as much good as see- ing the only girl. won out when I said that having this brief time with you would keep my morale up, put me in the right frame of mind for the operation?"
 "They're going to operate on your eyes?"
 "Yes, to repair the nerve dam- ago.
 Vaguely, April heard Kent ex- blaming about the accident. "This young rookie you just saw, who lives in a nearby town and was detailed to escort me home, picked up a dud bomb dropped in bomb- ing practice" he said. Green that he was, he didn't realize that dud can be dangerous if not handled right"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
"So You Call Me Glitterbug! I'll Shou You''

April gripped the wheel and listened as Kent went on.
 There was no self-pity, no dra- matics in what he told. But he, as an officer at the training camp, had stood nearby and, quick to see what was happening, brad scooped the pombshell from the blundering young conscript.
 Tt saved the rockies life?" April spoke quickly. And to her. self, And almost cost you yours, Kent Carter"
 She tried to listen again as Kent told of the days in the hospital, just as he might have done in the letters he hadn't written. When the bomb went off, there was a flash of binding light. It got me and caused a paralysis of the optic nerves. There was time after that when no one could be quite sure of the outcome. But tests show my sights still there and I've a pretty fair chance of being as good as new after the operation. That's why this leave means everything!"
 April murmured an answer but all the while she was thinking of Ann This was Ann's place beside Kent.
 50 now" and Kent relaxed against the seat, T wanted to get it over with the first thing and forget it. I'm going to sit on top of the world until train time Mon day night and mot think of any thing except you"
 "Me?" April gasped. The wrong thing. She remembered too late it sounded like one of Ann's shy outbursts. SAe started the car in sudden frenzy. She would have to reach Ann tonight, move Heaven to get her back to PattonSville so Ksct. would never l1oE.
 "Take me the long way home, Ann darling" Kent was saying After I've visited with my great aunt Elizabeth Carter for awhile, you'll come back for me, won't you? There's a ride I want to take you You can see it for me with the stars out and frost on the ground"
 Panic seized April afresh. "Yes, I'll see it for you she gulped but knew that this date would have to be broken. There would be no way to produce Ann in Pattons- vile tonight.
 She turned to Kent. His face was white even in teh darkness. A nice face with a straight nose and square chin. Funny, she had never paid much attention to him be- fore. He had taken off the glasses, sat with eyes half closed, leaning close to her.
 He said, "Well side-step every one in the short time I'm home. No one must know, except you and Aunt Elizabeth, what hap pened to me. Sympathy is one thing can't take"
 Certainly not, Kent"
 The roadster clipped along the river road. Above, bare, brown branches made a spidery arch. It was somber scene and yet peace ful. Kent must have sensed it, too, for he stirred contently beside her.
 You won't mind making ex- cuses to your Mother and Dad for me?" he asked.
 They'll understand"
 "As for your sister, the Glitter ing" he was saying with a brief laugh, "she probably won't stop long enough over the weekend to know whether I'm home - and will care less"
 Glitterbug! The word cracked. Who was the Glitterbug? in an in- stant,( April comprehended. This was what Kent called her, Glitter bug.
 Her hands shook on the wheel. Anger, red-hot, fiared. Well, this Kent Carter certainly needed put
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
[ BY RUTHAYERs

YESTERDAY: April Burnett opens a telegram addressed to her younger sister, An, Kent Carter, Ann's sweetheart, is coming home on leave. and Ann is in New York, auditi0ning for job. MT. and Mrs. Burnett are away, too. Although entirely different in per sOnality, Ann and April are much alike in stature and voice. But April is the gay, giddy one. the girl with all the suitOrs. Kent means a great deal to Ann. April meets the train. Kent, wearing glasses, mistakes her for Ann. April realizes he cannot see.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
GIVE YOUR LAZY
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

who'd Uttered when jittering was in, and was all wrapped up and tagged with Q silly name.
 Then she remembered that Kent thought she was Ann and she
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
WATERBURY SAVINGS BANK STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1. 1941

 This Bank its depOstOrs $38J60,72252 To pay it's depositors the Cash in vault deposit York, Boston and Waterbury banks $3,99986980 United States Bonds 833OO0OOO Municipal Direct obligations of towns and cities, mostly in Con- necticut ............................ 4965672O Canadian Bonds. Bonds of the Domln- ion of Canada and its Provinces able United Dollars Railroad Bonds Mortgage liens road properties in the United States. 2Ss8ss57e Public Utility Bonds. the best electric light telephone
  mortgage plant of the Company. 27O3l8958 Stocks. Capital stock of n  Estate First mortgages real estate in Waterbury and rounding towns .................... 16S7O758SO Collateral Loans. Loans stocks bonds pledged security 28215570 Book Loans. Loans savings pass pledged security ........ 7soss2s Personal Loans. Unsecured joint notes of responsible individuals 1i66762 The Savings Banks Fund, Inc. A fund created for the purpose of making the of deposits in Connecticut savings banks s............................... 33330822 Banking Houses ..............,......... 22500000 Other Real Estate. Most of this property s producing and it is believed will sold for than book value 36oiO Estate Sold Under Contract ...... O47i64o Surplus This a guarantee fund, cimuated from surplus earnings and s bank I above the amount owing it's depostors A9leBs9iS
 s4slo7sOGes salC1eOass
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ting in his place. \
 A sharp retort leaped to her tongue. "Glitterbug." That's the way he had Ann referred to her, Someone light, who glittered and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

about yourself, Ann. Tell me you've forgiven our silly quarrel and you're going to love me more than ever"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

crisp flnality. 1Fr
 Kent leaned towards her. I'm a,wretched one," he seid, ~all this talk about. me and I haven't even asked about you. Tell me all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

clamped her lips, until, inwardly
 seething, she stopped before the gloomy, gingerbread of house
 where Kent lived with his aunt. Here. we are.". she said with Q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

COPYRIGHT. Soss. NEA SERVICE. INC.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18

Irene Johnson, 16 rokG sta
ra, prodavacka v pekarskem
obchodu v 700 blocku ma w.
Lexington ulici, oznamila, re
prepadena byla cernochem a
okradena O ST. Mlady cernoch
ohrozil il nozem a hrozbou, re
il zabije hne-l Use sebou.
= Tobolka s $23.72 vytrze-
ma byla Belle Blanc, kdyz tato
sla We $500 blocku Eutaw
Place. Zlodej die jejfho uda-
nj byl asi Is rok1 starry.
= Diva cernosi, die vsehc
milovnfci hubby, pTepadli v So
botu a okradli obchod S hudeb-
miami v 1000 blocku N. Gay
ulice o $25. Jeden hrozil ma.
jetn1ku obchodu, AdolphU
Boddon revolverem.
= Mary Gerathy z 1900
blocku John ulice mlady Ger.
noch vytrhl tobolku Sc $38 pr
ch1zi ma McMechen ulici. Ne.
kolik chodc1 upozornenych ne
kradez vykriky jej1mi, pocal
pronasledovati zlodeje. Ger
noch skocil do AUTOMOBILE a u.
jel. Tobolka S pencil naleze.
ma byla ma mfste tom.
= Dvema cernochy prepa.
den byl obchod S l1hovinami ne
Mulberry ulice a Fremont ave.
nue. a oloupen 0 $40. Calmar
Milman, r1dic obchodu, pr
vstupu cernochG wal z poklac
nicky $50 a ukryl je kapse
kalhot. CernoSi porucili 81 Ia.
hev koralky. Kdyz Milman Sc
obratil, ably lahev snail, jeden z
cernochG namiril nan revolver
Sc slovy: "Lepe jest inject ne.
DO stTel1m vas"
Kdyz jeden prohllzel poklad.
nicku, druhy wal Milmana dc
pozadf obchodu a tam prohli.
Eel jeho oblek. Pr prohlizen.
prehledl kapsu v nfz Milmar
mel $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
MEZINARODNf LfGA
STAY KlubH
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
II. cervence

PffSti 1tery, dine %. cerven-
&c V krizkovych zapasech po-
radanych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed
Contosem v hlavn1m zapase
ktery urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky Yvon Robert, 230 h.,
Kanadsky champion utka Sc s
Ernie Dusek, 225 ID. z Omahy.
Zvlastnf atrakci Dude zapas
dvou zen. Miss Gladys Gillen,
1876 Id. Alabama Wildcat utka
sc s Celia Blevins, 1877 h., O.
klahoma Cherokee. Zapas ten
to jest rucen ma dobu jedne po-
razky.
V nasledujlcich 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujl:
Tommy Rae, 228 ID. z Kali
fornie VS.. Lou Plummer, 236
ID. z Baltimore.
Hans Kampher, 230 lb. z
Nemecka VS.. Milo Steinborn,
228 ID. z Nemecka.
Abe Coleman, ZIG Id. z Kan
sas City VS.. Angelo Leone, 20e
ID. z Italie.
zeny V pr1vodu muze mali
vstup volny v ring side" soda
dlech. Zacatek $50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
STOJfME PRI
PRESIDENTOVI

Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da poslala presidentu Frankli-
nu D. Rooseveltovi tento tele-
gram:
pane presidente =
Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da mluv1c jmenem p1l druhe-
no milionu Americana cesko-
slovenskeho p1vodu schvaluje
docasne obsazeni Islandu a bu-
de Vas pine podporovat Ma
kazdem kroku, ktery povazu-
jete "a nutny ma obranu Anne
riky. Jsme tez pro navrh Sc
kretaTe namornictva, ably bylo
pouzito namoTnlho lod'stva j
letectva k vycistenf Atlantiku
Cd nemeckeho nebezpecf, ne
bot ver1me, re nemelo by byti
setfeno zadneho dsill, by Spo-
jene Staty, rodna zeme nasich
detf, zGstaly uchraneny tragic
keno osudu, ktery postihl re-
mi nasich otcG, republiku Ces-
koslovenskou ,prvnf obet nacis-
tickle 1tocnosti.
Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
v America"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
AUTOMOBILE

- Lekaf z Johns Hopkins
nemocnice, DIR. Francis Dana
Conan, poranen byl v sobotu
automobilem v Augusta we sta
tn Georgia, kdyz automobil S
MIN a jinym lekarem Sc pre-
vratil. Automobil Tidil GER
nOch.
= Mildred Jones, 28leta z
Baltimore, zemrela v ned6li v
nemocnici Frederick DO crane
nj, jez utrpela v automobilove
nehode pet mil vychodne cd
Frederick. Jejf spolecnici,
Maude M. Frizell, tez z Balti-
more, prerazen byl krfz. Ku
nehode doslo, kdyz Frizellova
chtela predejeti truck.
= Vojenskym truckem pre-
jet byl 4 roxy starry Barrie Con
ner z Guilford avenue a usmr-
cen, kdyz Sci pres Rock ave-
nue. ma Fort George G.. Meade.
Ditko bylo navstevou sveho
dedouska, Alberta L. Pillard,
sergeanta. Truck Tfdil prosty
vojak, Vincent Lasco.
= Paul Wniteley, 16 rokd
starry cernoch z Washingtonu,
usmrcen byl ma Washington
Boulevard u Elkridge, kdyz
spadl re zadnf casti trucku.
= Jina nehoda udana byla
z Washington Boulevard u Sa-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Zavrena We chlevs.

Pred casem byl objeven We
Strasic1ch ma Strakonicku v do
me jednoho hospodafe osklivy
Gin. Mlady hospodar mel V o.
patrovan1 slabomyslnou pfl-
buznou. Nikdo il nechtel oSe-
tfovat a tax il dali do chleva,
kde il Tet6zem pTivazali Ike zdi
Manzel6 byli ornament kraj-
skemu soudu pro zlocin, ale
statnf zastupitelstvf v tom shle-
dalo pTestupek a tax sc pr1pa-
dem zabyval okresn1 soud We
IStrakonic1ch. Soud vymeTil
manzelGm trest kazdemu 200
K nebo diva dny vezenf nepod-
mfnecne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18

wage, kde automobil rfzeny
Franklinem M. Salter z North
Calvert ulice, prorazil ohra-
dou silnice, dvakrate Sc pTeko-
til a svalil Sc ma r1dice. Salter,
brzdic Pennsylvania drahy
primacknut byl k zemi asi pc
dobu 20 minut, kdy osoby ko-
lem jedouciho trucku jej osvo-
bodili.
- Neztotozneny cernoch, a.
81 20 roxy starry, usmrcen byl
neznamym a~utomobilem ma
Washington Boulevard asi p1l
mile jizne cd Elkridge.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Americka propaganda S Cs.
hudebn1m doprovodem.

V New Yorku bylo pocato S
vysllanlm americkeho rozhla-
soveho programu America
Preferred, jehoz GLEN je
pOucit americke obecenstvo O
pfednostech americk6 demo-
kracie a americkych moznosti,
jakoz i O nutnosti prot nacis-
tickeho boje. Program je Wy
silan rozhlasovou s1ti Mutual
Broadcasting We spolupraci s
akc1 Defence Bonds, vede-
nou americkym ministerstvem
finance. Program byl uveden
prolsovy americkeho spisova-
tete Pierre van Paasena a "a
stupce americkeho minister
stva finance, nacez ceskoslo-
venska operni p6vkyne Jarmi-
la Novotna zazpivala arii o
mes1cku z DvoTakovy opery
Rusalka. Ia programu, ktere-
no Sc proslovem dcastili spiso-
vatele Maurice Maeterlinck,
Henri Bernstein a Edna Fer
Der a dcera ruskeho myslitele
a spisovatele Iva Tolsteho,
hrabenka Alexandra Tolsta,
zazp1vala Jarmila Novotna
anglicky tez Dvorakovu sklad
bu Going home. Je pTfznac-
ne, re tento dGlezity program
byl zahajen prave ceskoslo-
Ivenskou skladbou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18

licka Jednota Texaska vyko-
nala svoji povinnost a nezapo-
mela ma svoji starou ceskoslo-
venskou vlast, ktera dnes trpi
tolik pod knutou nejhorsfho
pronasledovan1, jake kdy VII
bee bylo V historic lidstva INA
mo. Nejen predseda p. A. j.
Kallus byl pohnut timto upri-
mnym a citlivym apelem nase-
no vzacneho pT1tele, ale i de-
legati mlcky a vazne s pohnu-
tim naslouchali ctenym slo-
vim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Usmrcen pri praci.

V Tvrdosfne ma Grave doSlo
ma parn1 pile k tragickemu ne
Stest1 24leteho delnfka Ant.
Gondy. Gonda REAL jeste S il
nym delnfkem ma kruhove pile
late. Kdyz jeho sp~olecnfk O.
DIESEL, pracoval sam "a nestast-
nou nahodou byla jedna z latf
tax prudce vymrstena, re mu
vyrazila oko a Denim otvorem
vnikla az do mozku. Byl ov-
sem okamzite mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
AUSTRALASIA VLADA


K odpovedem vlad britskych
domini1 ma pozdravny projev
sjezdu zastupitelstva Ceskoslo-
venske narodn1 rady pripoju-
jeme jeste kabelogram vlady
australasia, ktery doSel pozde-
il a mi: !.
"Jmenem vlady a lidu Au-
stralie dekuji velmi srdecne "a
Vase laskave poselstvi. Jsme
hrdi ma sve spojenf S temi,
kdoz bojuj1 "a vec svobody a
demokracie.
r. C. Menzies,
pTedseda ministerstva."