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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

business were bombed and they were obliged to render service other than lip service"
 ''This struggle In Europe Is not of Americas making and we should not send our men to fight in any foreign battle. The American peo- pie are interested in blood money as some Of the loudest advocates oi war seem to be.
 Mothers of American Sons have urged complete defense for the United States. They favor this na- ton building the largest navy in the army and have one of the best equipped armies and air forces pos sible. They would not hesitate to fight in defense of their country and would even offer their lives to preserve It's freedom. It is a ques- ton whether some of our high offl- tcials in Washington drawing big salaries from the toll and sweat of the poor people of the United States would do likewise.
 If America must fight, let her fight in defense of this country and then we will see whether these war nlongers will fight in tho first line or whether they will find refuge ir flight"
 In last evenings Democrat thC Mothers sponsored Q half page ad. vertisement urging all citizens t write to President Roosevelt anc Congress protesting against the con. voy system. A vote for conveys k vote for war they maintain and every honest American should op. pose this nation riSNing It's all l1 fighting Q battle on foreign seas end lands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
PETITIONS FILED
 ON FORECLOSURES
Three Actions Started in Superior Court for Judg.
 ments Yesterday

Three actions involving foreclos- ureS on properties situated In Wa terbury were begun yesterday in Superior Court.
 In one, the Waterbury Savings Bank seeks foreclosures on Hillview stret proprty blonging to Maria drac Rolli of Waterbury, The Wa terbury Savings Bank holds Q $6,5o0 mortgage n the property since 1920
 In another, Richardson Bronson of Watertown, administrator of the will and estate of the late Margaret M. Calvin of Waterbury, holds 0 $2,7oo fortgage In South street propery, and the foreclosure is against Michalyna Mikulsky, ct als, Of this city.
 In the third, having It's basis in Q note for 9i0,000 issued by the Wa. terbury Savings Bank to Margherita Moreschi Tortora of Waterbury in 1927, foreclosure action Is stated, The property Is located at 7ie.22 East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

between Syria and Palestine Virtu- ally has ceased. At one outpost saw high-flying Free French planes dropping leaflets on the Syrian sice. urging the Syrian French to desert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

6siSHt SelhVoES anu S4 LHStupSES VA the House met yesterday to discuss those positions while the world wait ed for MT. Roosevelt's address ct 9:S0 D. m., EST, in which he is ex- pected vigorously to state United States claims to freedom of the seas regardless of German obiestions to tho North Atlantic patrol and to deal sharply with "defeatists" ct home.
 A subcommittee of seven of the congressional isolationists meets to- day Go draft Q letter to the Presi- dent. The drafting committee in cludes: Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Republican, Montana; Senator Rob- ert A. Taft, Republican, Ohio; Sem ator Robert M. La Toilette, Pro- gressive, Wisconsin, and Represen- tatives Carl T. Curtis, Republican, Nebraska, John M. Robinson, Re- publican, Kentucky; James F. O'Connor, Democrat, Montana and Frank B. Keefe, Republican, Wis consin.
 A tentative draft of the letter to MT. Roosevelt said that 1t was the desire of all concerned to translate public opinion into constructive action on the basis of what Is best for America"
 As you know, however" the draft continued, The American people have had no opportunity to vote on this greatest of all issues We, therefore, propose to conduct with out delay 6 national referendum on the issue of peace or war.
 The question will be worded in the clearest and briefest language SO that there can he no misunder- standing. The returns will be au- Idited, insuring Q reliable result, Tn Iaddition, we shall ask or challenge all the daily newspapers in the country to conduct referenda of their own to double-check the re- suits.
 We undertake the program be- cause we have lately seen the dang CTS involved in taking e nation into war - particularly an undeclared war when the will of the people iS divided or unknown.
 "W0 hope in your radio address Ito tho nation you will give renewed assurance that you will take no SNep Co put this country Into war without the approval of the people through their congressional repre- sentatives in the Constitutional American way"
 Elaborte plans were announced by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
Mothers Favor War
 For ''War Mongers''
Let the Advocates of Americas Entry Into War Fight
 Suffer Declare Mothers of American Sons

Following In the wake of their public appeal to all Waterburians to send 0 letter of protest to Con- gresS against United States convoy ing ships to England, the Water- bury branch of the Mothers of American Sons today announc. ed that if a crisis should develop 1t would be best for this nation to assume the defensive and have hostile powers attack the United States.
 As Mrs. Katherine Johnson, pres- ident of the local chapter phrased It In a statement this morning.: Maybe some of the warmongers who would, be responsible for the war would think differently If they had to do some of the fighting them- selves, If their sons were called Into service If their homes or places of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

At one time, baseball teams had Q right shortstop who played between first and second bases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
LAST CHANCE FOR
 JAMBOREE SHOWS

Performances this afternoon ct 3:45 and tonight at 8:l5 mark your final opportunity to see the hit show which zindah Grotto is presenting on the stage of Warner Brothers Strand theater.
 Featured acts include Pat Rooney, End, the original Betty Boop (Ann Little), Arthur Boran, mimic star of radios March of Time show, the Daredevil Rowlands, De Dio's Hu- man Canines, and other star acts. In addition, there Is @ request feature picture being presented on the screen starting ct 2:i5 and s:i5 D. m.
 General admission and reserved scat tickets are now available at the Strand box-office for tonight's final performance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

ago they, as soldiers, had been ready to fight anyone encroaching on Syria, In accordance with the vichy governments orders, but that after the Germans came they had decided to join the Free French.
 The past few days I have visited several of the Northern frontier posts and have been told that traffic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

F 6 I m Bureau 6 s c n [ or 0 Yankee Pedler. One glance at
 the cut of that ZamZam steam CT shows how
 h ard -u D the mission author itieS arc for transportatio Il !. Smoky Jenson says the ship looks like that old n a p [ h a lniiN el1 theV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
National Peace, War
 Referendum Planned
sOlatOnlsts in Congress Prepare to Warn President, Before He Gives His Speech to People Tonight
BY LYLE c. WILSON Limited Press Staff Correspondent

Washington, May 27. - (UP) = Congressional sola- tonsts planned today to challenge administration foreign policy with national peace or war" referendum and to dispatch gosow appeal President Roosevelt before he delivers his reside chat tonight They plan to the President against undecared war; and remind him of the constitutional proceedings which should precede hoSteS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
SOUTH
 BRITAIN BRIEFS
BY BILL GARRIGUs

Missionaries take the longest chances. They're alwys poking in- to unexpected places and choos- ing methods that would startle a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
COUNCIL DONATES
FOR BALL FIELD

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business closed on Sundays. Evil
IDENTIFY 1t was the intention Of the
Slgners 10 request the council 70
pass an ordinance making Il man
datory that all places Of this
nature remain closed on Sundays.
However, as this was not speci-
fed IN the petition, it was or
dered that the matter DC deferred
until such time as the council
would be able To ascertain what
was the real object Of the petition
IN question.
q. a letter was read from Leo
Warren ex-city councilman, re-
guessing that an amount 81 over
feRr hundred dollars due nam for
psss services, during which time
be was employees u, the wPA. BE-
ssIssafi hisA- The MISTER was refer
red 10 the finance COMMITTEES.
A resolution granting an ease
ment 70 the Y s government for
the purpose u having the WPA
carry oR excavations Ia dif-
ferent paris If the city % connect
up sewer lines. was adopted
Il was ordered that 40 amount
Of 500 due % the appropriation
made some time back toward hsv-
ing the Monroe County Health
unit carry On is work. be turned
over to the organization IS soon
as the money Is MADE available
A six months license. instead q
3 full year, was ordered issued 70
NJ Torres who operates Z business
on lower Whitehead street THIS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Miss Elizabeth Sands
Returns Home

Miss Elizabeth Sands dsaeh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sands,
els AShe street StIll hasn't seen
a snow storm, but she came
home yesterday from a visit %
Albany. n. Y, after having seen
frost for the first time.
Miss Sands also viii have the
experience Of celebrating Thanks
giving at two widely separated
points. since she Observed ire
day set apart BY President
Roosevelt last week with her
brother-in-lsw and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Jones al Albany.
and viii celebrate sozxxrow' $
Florida : observed TsaszsasSe iyiag
with her parents and ether rela-
uveS here sassSss y
The local girl spent ! shree-
snd-one-haE month xecatsea az
Albany with Mr.. and MrS Tenes
and Mrs. Jones nosher. Ms
Harold Jones. whoSe late Aus-
band was q widely known evan
gelist both IN the United States
and other countries He died II
Key West last year and was
buried here.
Miss Sands sister. the former
Lillian Sands. had an unusual
wedding ceremony here N
March. with music. played on
the organ at the Fleming Street
Methodist church by Mrs May
field Sails, recorded by a local
radio shop and played at the
ceremony performed at the home
event In the home Of the brides
parents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
OFFICIAL EMBLEMS
FOR DEFENSE UNIT
MADE AVAILABLE
MEMBERS. HOWEVER. WILL
Or REQUIRED TO PAY FoR
THEM OUT or THEIR OWN
= POCKETS

Civilian defense workers Of
Key West may now obtain off.
ciai embleIns and insignias but
they win have to pay for them
cut Of their own pockets.
The inSignias were made avail
able yesterday by the state de-
Tense council They are now on
sale At local headquarters.
Albert J. Mills. secretary Of
the Monroe Defense Council, ex-
planned today that the council
treasurer had informed him no
funds were available for pur-
chase of the emblems and that
those who wished to secure them
could co SO with their own
money.
Eligible defense workers viii
have a choice of arm hahas!
metal uniform and cap embienis,
eelluloid insignia Of rank. scsxll-
ian-dresS lapel buttons and aufa.s
mobile plates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

action Was taken upon ncgucsf q.
Mr. Tories. who stated taa1 -
was Liable 10 BE- called lnEo GhE
government services 81 any naa-
mcnt stating that he Was unzhle
10 take OH q fuN llcense un1er
the circumstance.
4 request was made tizaz fanz
Of 81 900 SET ASIDE for KPA ar1vl-
iies. DC turned oEeT - xne Eazs-
ing Authority n uraer ma M
may carry Oh wore 81 repzzrInE
White street which LEADS to tie
Housing profess ~ tae foot ct SAD
street.
Il was ordered that o rassal zz1lnu
be drawn up upon q reQHez1 nlaaa
By the mayor cgnccTuInE 1he CO.
operation beng soughf amonE a.
government and other aEeucHs -
Key West for working toza-1 tne
advancement Of the city II uH
ordered that . copy Of tnis resola-
ton be sent 20 al c1mcerue1
A new schedule on trafzIr rea-
ulau0ns drawn I'D By 1ne EnaE1T
was read, and r was deci5ed a.
defer action until the next reEaar
meeting Of the board
Il was ordered thar S108 D. ap-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Miss Warren OFF
TO Washington

The Key West Chapter of the
American Red Cross in a COM
mnnicstion just received from
national headquarters, has re-
quested that Miss Lecnor War
rem. executive secretary of the
local chapter be delegated to go
to Washington. D. C, to partici-
pate in the December Institute
for Executive Secretaries
The institute viii include a
tfsree-week intensive training
course for executive secretaries
Of the organization. The course
covers various phases of Red
Cross work
The institute begins December
and ends December 10. allow
ing Miss Warren plerty of time
to return to Key West for the
Christmas holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
RED CROSS KNITTING
FOR WAR REFUGEES

Niore th1n two hundred Key
West women voluntarily devote
every spare moment 10 knistinE
Or sewing FOR the Red Cross
Many Of the women reDor,
regularly al TIE Red Cross work
MONS On Davaa street scores
KIM al home. while others saith.
- two OF three times weekly IN
social groups. The Eastern Star
for instance. has an enthusiastic
band 81 workers under the lead
erShip Of Mrs. A Z Sharpley.
This phase Of Red Cross &C
tIvisy IS under the direction O.
the Production Committee of the
Red Cross Chapter. with Mrs
William R Warren as chairman
and Mrs Dan Navarro. vice
chairman
Al the present time all art
icles being made IN Key Yves;
are finding their way % refu-
gees IN Mzr-torn Europe. prin-
cipzlly England Ek
Warm woolen sweaters. for
men, women and children. to-
gether with muffIerS, beanies
and sox, are being turned out in
rapid order, and many poor
soul IS gisddened because Of
some Key Westers kindness.
Materials for the cause are
furnished by the national head
quarters IN Washington. Shortly,
however, a program viii get
under way whereby efforts viii
be devoted to knitting for Uncle
Sans men who are stationed in
Iceland and other wintry re-
gions. Funds for this activity
VIII be provided out OF the
moneys realized by the current
Roll Call drive.
Included in The long list of
those who meet every Tuesday
and Friday IN the Red Cross
work rooms are Mrs. Ralph Rus
sell, Mrs Isabel Rue, Mrs. ]. G.
Porter, Mrs. John Wardlow. Mrs.
Mervin Russell. Mrs. NJ z
Berkowitz, Mrs. ". T. Wilder.
Mrs. H ]. Carew. Mrs. Joseph
Valdez. Jr., Mrs H B. Whitaker,
Mrs. Rexford Weech. Mrs. Aimee
Gibson Mrs. George Way, Mrs.
Stephen Lowe, Mrs. Ray Navar-
10. Mrs Albert PIERCE. Mrs. A
n Morgan, Mrs. Louis Pierce.
Mrs. P. D. Holloway, Mrs. Louis
c. Brinton, Mrs. Boiler. Mrs
Ruth Whitaker. Mrs. Paul Des-
seq. Mrs. Phyllis Edwards, Mrs.
Frederick Knapp and Mrs Leona
Rubin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
CRUSHING VICTORIES
CLAIMED BY AXIS

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terranean from Italy to challenge
the empires aerial strength.
Rome conceded British capture
Of an unnamed oasis in central
Libya. but a Rome communique
denied the Cairo claim that the
strategic port of Derna has fallen
London informants countered
with the declaration that a few
Axis troops NAV remain IN the
port, but that its fall IS certain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Mobilization Notice!
MEMBERS COMPANY D,
7TH BIN. F.DF

AZ 0AN.s Z LIZ
You are ordered to report al
Stale ArmorY. Southland and
White Sts-. 7:3o p. m, Wednes-
day. November 26th.
No excuses. other than sick
ness. win be granted and then
only if Commanding Officer is
50 notified.
Fifteen taps On City Fire Bell
at 7:lS p m will serve as SIGNAL
for every member 10 report to
AEmorY.
Contrary TO current reports, no
discharges from the F.D.F. have
been granted 10 date. Members
not reporting are subject to
eourt-martial.
Sheriffis department Is prepar-
ed 10. eoaoperafe VITA the F.DF.
in making the mobilization a sue
cess. Il is the desire of the Com
mander that no force be neces-
sarY. but he win not hesitate tc
use same If orders are not obey
ed.
FRED I. MAHVIL.
Captain. Commanding Co. D.
7th Bn-- F-DF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

IN an effort 10 raise funds for
the annual Washington trip.
the Girls School Safety Patrol
"ili sponsor a Bingo Party In
the Division Street School
Lunchroom tonight starting al
100 o'clock.
Mrs Myrtiand Gates. IN charge
81 the affair. states that a beau
tiful selection Of awards have
been secured and that refresh
mcnts viii be servd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
MAKE READY FOR
CONVEYING SHIPS

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antie patrol system previously
worked cut.
Both AmeFican and British
merchantmen, ID said. probably
win be escorted ~ destroyer and
cruiser escorts making the full
trip from England to this country.
Il was predicted. however. that
most American goods in the i'm
mediate future viii be sent to Rus
sia. rather than to England.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Legion AHxiliGry
Enterfains

TIE Aznericzn Legion Auxiliary
q Key West q EhiA Mrs.
VIII Richardson IS president
gave ! banquet last Saturday
evening At the Ocean View Res
laurant in honor a Mrs Edith
Montgomery Of Tallahassee. Aux
iliary State President ct the L.
gion. and Mrs. Margaret Up
church, of Miami Fifth District
President Of the Legion Aux
iliary.
Albert Nils Commander Of
Arthur Sawyer Pest No. q. gave
an address Of welcome on behalf
of the local Auxiliary.
Included IN long list CT
guests were Mrs D. Edgar WI
liams, President, Harvey ".
Seeds Auxiliary Of Miami; Mss
Muriel Williams, Miss Mary Sui
Ivan and Miss Katherine SulIi-
van of New York City; Mrs. Nj.
Caughie, Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nor
gan, Lieut. and Mrs. John c.
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Levin. Mrs George Archer, Mrs.
jose Piodella. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Miss Lynnette Up
church, Miss Betty Upchurch,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reardon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mills, Mrs.
Walter Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
bastian Cabrera, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs George Lucas, Prof and
Mrs Horace O'Bryant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

DAUGHTER TO MrcARrHYs

Mrs Ralph Sawyer is in receipt
Of a telegram from Bristol. Conn,
announcing the birth Of a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Mccarthy. -
Mrs. Mccarthy was toEmerly
Mss Edith. Russell ef this. city.
The newcomer viii be named
Nancy MAY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Prominent Folk
Visited Here

Visiting Key West last Friday
and Saturday were John Falken-
berg, district manager Of the
American Express Co. Miami,
and Mr. and Mrs Kuniholm,
whose last residence was Reyk-
iavik. Iceland
Mr.. Kuniholm was US. consul
In Iceland and prior to that in
Moscow and other capitals OF
Europe.
The group was entertained
Friday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Simonc. of this CITY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
SIMONTON ST.
PROPERTY SOLD

The home once owned and Oc-
cupied by Jennie Williams Vecker
and the Caleb Baker homestead
site on Simonton street have been
purchased by Fred Dion, post
master from Emory Pierce. The
reported sale price on the prop
erty. which has a frontage Of BIT,
was $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Fine Program At
Sterk tlab Tonight

An especially good program
has been aftsnsed fuf tonight al
ire slnrk Club on Roosevelt
Boulevard. where a Bin Thanks.
giving kSe psnce viii get under
way ALTO o'sloSk.
Music viii be furnished Is
Crunch Crunch and his rhythm
boys. ilpalE sla -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
appreciation to our neighbors and
friends for the many kind acts
rendered US during our recent sor-
row, the loss of our beloved one.
James D. Roberts. III. We are
especially grateful to those who
gave the use of their cars and the
donors of the lovely floral tn
butes. We assure one and all that
your kindness viii never be for
gotten
nOv26-It THE FAMILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

Mr. and Mrs Raul vasqucz re-
turned Yesterday after a honey
neon trip in Miami The couple
Vas quietly married Sunday. No
Vomtcr 10.
Mrs Nasque1 was before her
marriage Miss Stella Mae Phil
lpis OF Miami.
They viii make their home at
l4ol United street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Oilia cerUantes To
Wed Harry Roberts

Dtilis T. cervantes. %. and
Harry Roberts, %. win be mar
ried tonight at the home Of Mr..
Roberts parents
The ceremony viii be per-
formd by Justice of the Peace
Enrique ESquinaldo. il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

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Dzess enrine oparakaw. nnarhlrzE wrazazu a
hsst htted TOD. Tins tzs& scar EEazzus
a. nawl S15a0.
net = passshs fox szzss111 -
nnonsh-v'1eh knep
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ana p0Sszze sgA W hnur &1E 81
the NAVY fulv Enregaareo raAaa
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oner esuzl sPEsortEzziEinz lar a3r4zaane<
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
SOCIETY NOTES

A cocktail party for eighty
guests Is being given this after
noon by Lieut. and Airs. Frank
Means at their Fort Taylor quar-
tiers IN honor Of Mrs. Means
mother. Mrs. h P. Bailey OF
Tuscaloosa. Ala
Mrs. Bailey, who recently az
rived for stay with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, visited Key
West last winter and was widely
entertained
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
PAINLESS" ROBBERY

NEW YORK-An evidently ex-
perienced burglar held I'D DR.. Will
ham s Steinberg. dentist. In his
office, saying. This won't hurt a
BIZ" He escaped with 81 in cash
and $40 check.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
Eczema, Rash,
letter Itching

Use clean non-greasy Imperial Lotion
Money back Il first bottle fans to 81
u TIE relief Of externally caused
t,ieoi1g OF Eezsma- Rash. letter So
oies. Ri2gEorEn. Toe Itch Sfrni,- -
Peat Imperial Lotion as needed while
nature helps heal. '--'S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

Mr.. and HRS. Edwin Lefevre,
of New York City. paused in
Key West for an overnight stay
after a weeks visit in Havana
Prior to leaving for Cuba they
spent several days in Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26

Mrs. Flora H Haffner and her
son, L. Pc Hsffner. who have
been enjoying an early winter
soi0urn in Key West. departed
this morning for their home in
Denver, Colo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Ceska divka prvni " jizds ma
bruslich.

V Clevelandu Dona Jean Po-
sp1silova dobyla championatu
"a brilantni vykonnost pri ma
rodn1 soutezi krasoj1zde a ry-
chlosti v zdejsfm Public Hall,
ma ktere Sc podlleli bruslafi
vsech vek1.
Je to jiz jejf tfetf champio-
nat pro cele Spoj. Staty. Pred
tim byla prvn1 v rychlosti a v
krasojizde part v oddeleni ju-
niord, nynf v solove krasojlzde.
Donna pochaz1 z dobre ces-
Ike rodiny v Mount Pleasant,
kde je zackou osadn1 skoly sv.
Rodiny a je mimoradne talen-
tovana. Je take prvnf ceskou
dfvkou We Spoj. Statech, ktera
dosahla takoveho rekordu, a
vGbec prvnl bruslaTkou, jez wy
spela tax rychle, re v jedinem
roce uchvatila til championaty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09

Tri muzi zahynuli byvse o.
mameni plynem v solnem dolu
Crystal Salt nedaleko Kanopo-
lis, Kas. Obetmi jsou krajan
Louis Caythaml, 80 let starry,
a Albert Allen, pochazej1c1 z
Ellsworth, Kas., a Bert Russell,
AZ leta starry z Lincoln, Neb.
Byli zamestnani opravou
sachty, ktera Sc sesula pred ne
kOlika tydny.