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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Eleven Cecil
County Draftees
Called For Service

The Selective Draft Board for
Cecil County, has notified the fol-
lowing registrants to appear in Elk
ton on Thursday, August z, for in
duction: George Frederick Foster,
Elkton, R. D. A; Harold Calvert
Jones, Elkton; Edward Newell Jen-
kins,. Rising Sun; Vernon Woodrow
Fadeley, Perryville; Quentin Excl
Truman, North East, R. d. 1; HON.
er Ellie Kellison, Elkton; Edward
Whit Wood, Radford, Va.
On Friday, August IL, the fol-
lowing men have been notified to
appear:
John Fletcher Swell, Chesapeake
City; Dallas Alonzo Briscoe, North
East, r. d. 2; John Thomas Wes-
ley, Elkton, r. d. A, and Edward
Lee Wilson, Cecilton, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Old Fiddlers Picnic
At Parkesbure

Crystal Springs Park at Parkes-
burg, Pa, will be lively place Sat
urday, August 8, when the Old Fid-
dlers' Association will hold its 10th
annual picnic. If rainy it will be
held the following Saturday.
There will be action from morning
till night, when the old fiddlers be-
gin to pull the bow and the feet get
into action. Everybody is invited to
attend and enjoy the occasion. See
adver in this issue.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Mutual Building
Association

Harry w. Pippin has been elected
president of the Mutual Building
Association of Elkton. The other
officers chosen were Jos. H. Sloan,
vice President. William T. Vinsing-
er, secretary, and Albert Denver,
treasurer.
The report of Charles O. Hall,
Baltimore, auditor was presented
and read which indicated that the
association was in an excellent fl
nancial condition.
The directors elected for the new
year are: Harry W. Pippin, Joseph
III. Sloan, William T. Vinsinger, AL
bert Denver, DR.. J. Fred Fehler, DR..
Vernon Mcknight. Lyman A. Spence,
Robert 4. McCauley, Victor A. Davis,
Murray ]. Ewing and DR.. James w.
Hughes, attorney to the association.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Held Under Bail
After Fatal Crash

John Helbert, Washington, D. c.,
was ordered held under advanced
bail by Coroner J. G. Slicer Sunday
for an inquest into the death of
Anthony Cafaratti, Philada. Cafar-
atti died Sunday in Union Hospital,
Elkton, of burns suffered when the
car ON which he was riding burst
into flames following an auto col
lision ON Route 40.
Cafaratti and Matthew Panichelli,
also of Philada., were trapped in
the machine and both badly burned
before being rescued by Elkton
firemen. Panichelli is expected to
recover. Helbert was the driver Of
the other machine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Charles Will
liams Of Perry Point, Md, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Reba Carolla Williams to DIR.
Rowland Stanton Philips of Glen
Dale, Md, the son of MIR. and Mrs.
Edwin Stanton Philips of Kennett
Square, Pa.
The wedding will take place in
early autumn.
Miss Williams is graduate OF
the Washington Sanitarium School
of Nursing and she also received
her degree from Washington Mis-
sionary College of bachelor OF
science in nursing education. She
spent three years as supervisor Of
nurses at the sanitarium. She is
now on the medical stan of the
Glenn Dale Sanitarium of Glenn
Dale, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Outing Of Women's
Democratic Clubs

The Eastern Shore Division of the
Women's Democratic Clubs will hold
their summer meeting at Ocean City,
Md, on Sunday, August 10, at the
George Washington Hotel. A recep-
tion from 1880 to p. m. and din
ner following with music, entertain
ment and speakers will be the pro-
gram Of the day.
All members of the Women's De-
mocratic Club of Cecil County, and
their friends are invited to attend.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Road House Robbed

Luther Postell of Chesapeake
City, proprietor of Jiffy's Grill, To-
Gated at Knights Corner, about mid
way between Elkton and Chesapeake
City, reported to Sheriff Randolph of
Elkton, that someone forced en-
trance into the grill building We'd
nesday morning, almost stripping
the place of its contents. Several
hundred dollars worth of goods were
reported stolen.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Sunday School Picnic

The Sunday School Of the Meth
odist church here, enjoyed their, an
nual picnic at Rocky Springs Park,
Lancaster county, on Thursday, and
q goodly number of the little folks,
in charge of older ones, were trans
ported to the Park in autos. The day
was an ideal one and everyone en-
joyed the outing. The fine picnic
dinner served in the open was one
of the big features.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Dunsmore--Simmon

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunsmore of
Providence, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Mabel Irene,
to Mr.. Lawrence e. Simmons of
Louisville, Pa. The wedding took
place in the Rock Presbyterian
Church on Thursday night, the Rev.
Evan w. Renne officiating. The
young couple was attended by Mr..
William Finger of Lewisville and
Miss Peggy Mackey of Andora.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Travelling Carnival
Ordered To Move On

As result of complaints received
at his Office Sheriff David Randolph
on Wednesday ordered the travelling
carnival which had set up its equip
ment on Route 40 near the out
skirts of Elkton. to move. Many of
the local residents charged that they
had been swindled by the carnival.
ioQs results from the cut.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Mrs. James Eshleman, of Liberty
Grove, on Friday last left Rising
Sun by bus for Baltimore, where she
took a plane for Pittsburg, Pa. The
trip from Baltimore to Pittsburg,
required but one hour and four
minutes, which was considerably
less time than the 48-mils bus trip
from Rising Sun to Baltimore re-
Quired.
Mr.. Elmer Brown, Joseph johnson
and family and Miss Romano Grant
OF Newark, DEL, were recent Phil
ada. visitors. On their return trip
they were dinner guests of Mrs. Roy
Grant and family, Newark, Del.
Miss Mae Johnson, who was a pa
tient in Coatesville, Pa, Hospital,
for several weeks with broken hip,
was brought to the home of Mrs.
Louise Brokaw last week.
Mrs. Lloyd Murphy of Cochran
Vile, Pa, Miss Frances Taylor, Ris-
ing Sun, Mrs. George MCGEE and
Mrs. Lewis England, spent the week
end at Atlantic City.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Dickerson and
son Joseph left on Monday after
noon for Chincoteague Island, Va,
for a visit with Mrs. Dickerson's
parents.
Miss Anna Haines of Jefferson
Hospital, Philada., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin L. Haines.
]. B. Dickerson, of Milford, DEL,
was visitor last week of his son,
Rev. ]. B. Dickerson and family, at
the parsonage.
Twin girls were born at Union
Hospital, Elkton, on July rs to Mr..
and Mrs Zane Monscevitz of Rising
Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton McCardell
and children visited Oxford friends
during the week.
Miss Helen Shepherd enjoyed a
week at Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
Miss Hanna Boyle is seriously i'll
at her home on Cherry Street.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Congressman David J. Ward an
nounces that the Post Office Depart
ment has approved request to ex-
tend Rural Route No. 2, Elkton,
Maryland, about nine4tenths of a
mile along the Elk River, effective
August /, 1941.
The extension will provide sum-
mer residents--2S families--delivery
Of mail from May 16 to September
Is.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Nazarene Camp
Meeting

The Nazarene camp meeting op-
ened at the Leslie camp grounds
Friday, at noon and continues until
Sunday, August 10. The Rev. J. B,
Chapman is general manager; the
Rev. Boyd Long, manager; the Rev.
Bona Fleming, evangelist; Prof.
Hillman Barnard, song leader and
the Rev. D. e. Higgs, district super
intendent in charge.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Sustained Cut On Head

Robert Gorrell fell while playing
in the yard of Morton McCardell,
one evening last week and received
ugly cash on the head from q tim
can. The wound required two
clamps to close and precautionary
treatment was givea TO prevent SER
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Children Bitten
By Pet Dog

Two small children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton r. Tween, of near
Jones Chapel, Cecil County, were
bitten by pet dog while they were
playing with it. The animal sudden
ly turned on the children and bit
them severity. The dog had always
been great pet and very friendly.
Fearing the canine may have had
an attack of the rabies, it was killed
and it's head sent to the Pasteur In
stitute, Baltimore, for examination.
A local physician was called in and
rendered aid to the children.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Part Of the right foot Of Arthur
Boeders, 22-month-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Boeders, North East,
was amputated at Union Hospital,
Elkton. The foot was badly mangled
when It became caught in now
Inc machine 1t bis home,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Call For Auxiliary
Firemen

A call has been issued by Richard
Masemore, chief of the Elkton Fire
Company, for 225 men to join what
is known as the Elkton Auxiliary
Fire Company, whose duty will be to
organize for fire-fighting in case Of
an invasion Of fire bombs. All inter-
ested persons are urged to contact
Chief Masemore.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Airplane Spoilers
To Be Trained

The American Legion has under
taken the task of signing up work.
ers to be trained as lookouts for
airplanes, and a system lis being per-
fected whereby planes can be spot
ted if occasion arises.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Camped In
The POcOnOs

Eleven young people Of near Cal
vert, spent the weekend at Pine
brook camp in the Pocono mountains
in Pennsylvania. Those who enjoyed
the weekend were: Margaret Moore,
Caleen Hammer, Doris Simpkins,
Marie Layman, Sara England, Rob-
ert England, Donald Mcdowell, Mr..
and Mrs- Lloyd Wyker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walton Mason.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Corn Packing Season Opens

Cameron Bros. expected to begin
the pack of corn at their plant here
this week. Walter M. Cameron &
Son will begin the pack at their
nottingham. Pa, plant the first of
next week.
Operations were begun on Monday
at Colora by the ColQra Packing
Company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Suffered Fractured Wrist

Lester Wilson, of this town, met
with q painful accident, on Friday.
while employed at Aberdeen. He fell
from a scaffold and suffered fraoS
ture Of the WRIST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
Krajane z Kanady pisi:

Kdyz pan president navstl-
vii mas tabor, zavItal do kuchy-
ne p. pl. Tam Sc mu hlasil i
vol. S., ktery panu presidento-
vi %vyTizoval pozdrav gen. kon-
sula v Kanad6 DIR. P. Pan pre-
sident mu ma to odpovedel: Az
budete psat do Kanady, po-
zdravujte pana konsula, re mu
vzkazuji, ably tam dobfe praco-
val, a Wy tady zat1m dobre var
lie, at jsou vojaci spokojeni!
Ones doSel vol. S. Z Kanady
dlouhy dopis cd jeho pfitele
dr.. P, V n6mz stojl:
"Tvoje zprava, re isl stastn6
dojel do Angle a re isl Sc pri-
POLL k nasl armada, zpGsobila
nam V Montrealu velikou ra-
dost. Dosla dine %. cervence,
prave pred uzaverkou naseho
listu "Nova VAST, kde jsme
obsah Tv6ho dopisu otiskli. Ma
81 bratrf r1kajf, re je skoda, re
naSe vOjsko je tax dalekO "a
mofem, take Sc nem6zeme pTi
jit ma ne pod1vat a potesit Sc s
MIN. Pride vsak mnoho nasich
bratTi, alb Use k nasemu vojsku
pTipojili. Take bratr Hn1Zdo
I'll vzkazuje ,abys varil dobre
knedl1ky, ably nasi hoSi byli spo
kojeni a NELL s1lu.
S upTfmnym pozdravem To-
be a vsem nasim chlapcGm v
cs. armad6 III posflaji krajane
q Montrealu a Tvdj pTftel -. .
gen. konsul DIR. P"
A my k tomuti milemu dopi-
su pTipojujeme: "Dekujeme
Yam, drazf pTatele a krajane,
tam daleko "a moTem "a to, re
ma mas mystic, re Sc o mas sta
rate a vynasnaz1me Sc, aby-
chom toho byli hodni. V duchu
tiskneme Yam vsem ruku a pre-
jeme Yam vsem zdravf, silnou
Will a vytrvanf az do stastn6ho
a velikeho vitezstvi.
WASH csl. vojaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11

pTirostli 1zeji a plneji k zemi a
k narodu, ktery je zajat Hitle-
rem.
Mnozf z mich sc v move sve
vlasti narodili, mnozi odesli z
domova, ably mohli lit. We svo-
bode, mnozi sli az z Republiky
do ciziny, ale vsichni citf jen
|jedno: Musime pomoci! Dava-
il tax nam a nasim donna pfl-
klad jednomyslnosti. Je to ne
jen oddanost a vira v pravdu,
ale i poznani stare zkusenosti,
re v jednote je slla. Dopraco-
vail sc tohoto poznan1 tezkym
zivotnfm bojem. Cesi, Slovaci,
Ruslni Sc oprostuj1 cd malicher
nostf, a proto Sc Jim dafi jejich
dilo. Krajane nejsou v zemich,
v nichz zijf, cizinci. PATTI tam
a jejich HAS je vyznacnou sloz-
kou verejneho mlneni move VIA
Isti. Svym dflem, poctivosti, a
loyalnostf vydobyli 81 uznanl
Ijako celek, jake zivel konstruk
tivnf. Jednotlivci ~zastavajf W.
znamne 1rady, podileji Sc ma
zivote kulturn1m, hospodaf-
skem a pr1myslovem.
Has csl. zahranicnfch kraja-
nj je bran v 1vahu, protoze
nejziveji procftili a nejhloube-
il Sc informovali z tragickeho
osudu sve stare vlasti, co je to
nacism S jakymi cestami Sc
zmocnuje statG. Ones uz jejich
HAS nenf pokladan Ia sluzbu,
stare vlasti ,ale je prij1man ja-
ko varovanf pred nebezpeclm,
ktere hroz1 jejich move vlasti.
Sluzba narodu stava Sc sluzbou
statGm, v nichz krajane ziji,
sluzbou svetu a jeho svobode!
Je osudem ceskoslovenskeho
naroda byti tim, ktery ukazuje.
V dobach, kdy mas stat byl svo-
bodny a zkv6tal, informovali O
mem cs. zahranicni svet stfizli-
We a vecne. Ones jejich prav-
divost nese ovoce. Jejich slova
nejsou zadnou propaganda, i
kdyz znej1 silneji. Varuji-li
svet pred nebezpecfm hrozfcfm
svobode a demokracii, nepochy
buje nikdo, re nebezpec1 je vic
nez vazne!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
csl. Amerika poslala do Velke
Britanie beden celkem "a
S4O,219.25.

Poole zaznam1 ceskosloven-
keno generalnlho konsulatu v
New Yorku zaslaly ceskoslo-
venske pomocne vybory We Spo-
jenych Statech do Angle eel
KEN ctyricet zasilek, jez obsa-
hovaly 967 beden v odhadnute
hodnote $40,219.25. Poole pra
We dosle zpravy cd British War
Relief obdrzel Ceskoslovensky
Cerveny kr1z v Anglii We dnech
II. a 10. unora celkem ctyficet
beden pomocnych zasilek. V L.
noru bylo v New Yorku nalo-
demo dive ste beden suseneho O.
voce z Chicago a pet set karto-
nj kondensovaneho mleka pro
Ceskoslovensky Cerveny kriz v
Londyne. V breznu bylo v New
Yorku nalozeno sc beden pro
tuto instituci. Dive bedny lekG
pro csl. armada v Anglii byly
V New Yorku nalodeny 20. bTe-
INA. Krone toho byly odesla-
ny dive bedny obvazoveho ma
terialu. Prvn1 vanocni zasilka,
pnvodem z Baltimore, byla po-
tvrzena PAM Hanou Benesovou
pomocnemu vyboru v Balti-
more primo. V dohledne dobe
budou do New Yorku dodany
dive ambulance pro ceskoslo-
venskou armada v Anglii. Am
bulance jsou jiz hotovy a bu-
dou dodany do New Yorku,
jakmile Sc uvolnf nutny lodni
prostor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
SLET
Jos. Jelfnek, Los Angeles, Cal.

Novorocnl vzkaz zaslany ma
odbocky a Krajske vybory Ces-
keno Narodnfho Sdruzeni, mas
upozornoval, re Sokolsky Slet
v Chicago ma byti manifestac1
cele ceskoslovenske Ameriky.
MY Cechoslovaci name dnes
sympatie celeho demokraticke-
no sveta. Mas BOZ, bojovan je
cestne, bojujeme "a svobodu
naroda, "a svobodu svetove de-
mokracie. Spolecne S bratry
Polaky, zajiste vybojujem zno-
WI svobodne m1sto We svobodne
Europe. Pc prve %svetove valce,
kdy dosazena svoboda naroda
ceskoslovenskeho, znela slova
velikeho T. G.. Masaryka, re
"bez legii, bez csl. armady, bez
pomoci csl. Ameriky nebylo by
svobodneho Ceskoslovenska."
Znovu dnes utvofeny jsou le-
gle, znovu utvorena csl. arma-
da v zahranic1, zasahuj1ci v BOZ
" Anglii a jinde, znovu zmobili-
sovana csl. Amerika, ku finan-
chi a moralnf pomoci, zmobili-
sovani Cechoslovaci roztrouSe-
nj DO celem Siren svete. V po-
predi boje stoj1 znamenity Yak
T. G.. Masaryka, DR.. Eduard
Benes.
Historic Ceskoslovenskeho
boje Sc opakuje. Vzdor tomu,
re dnes O ceskoslovenskem ma
rodu vi cely civilisovany svet,
prece jest nutno udrzeti toto
narodni cftenl donna, ale hlav-
ne udrzovat tyto p%ovinnosti me
ri naSim lidem v Zahranic1. u
drzovat a posilovat vfru We vi
tezstvi, to je nasi svatou povin-
nostl.
Sokol donna je ubit, umlcen,
vykraden a jednoty rozpuste-
ny. My v zahranicf jedine NIL
zeme volne mluvit, psat a jed
nat. Toz bratT1 a sestry jed
Skyta k tomu nadher-
nou prilezitost Sokolsky Slet V
Chicago We dnech &c. do 20.
cervna t.. r. Ucinme tyto dny
svatkem Cechoslovak1 pc &C.
lych Spojenych Statech, pc &C.
lem Siren svete, kde nasi Tide
zijf.
Nemci sfreji pc svete moe
nazismu, brutalitu a panovac-
most; Cechoslovaci nesou sve-
tenn cisty Slit Masarykova de-
mokratismu, lasku, pratelstv1 a
bratrstvf cloveka k cloveku, hu
manitu a tolerance. Tento Slit,
vzdy a vsude, pc vsechna leta
nesl vysoko vztyceny ceskoslo-
vensky Sokol a ponese no ku
mete dale, ku svobode
a v1tezstvi naroda ceskosloven-
skeho. SLETU ZDAR!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
Lupic postTelil krajana.

Jakysi lupic prepaid Saline
statnl banku We Wilbur, Nebr.,
ale prchl drive nez mohl ukras-
tt penfze. Zaslechl zvuk re "a
dni mistnosti banky a patrne
byl tim tax vzrusen, Re stTelil
nazdafb1h smerem, odkud O.
zyval sc Sramot. Zasahl Hen
ry Jellnka, pokladnika WILDER
statni banky, ktery tam byl "a
obchodnim jednanim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
Podlehl ~popaleninam.

We svedske nemocnici v Chi
cagu zemfel 4Olety automecha-
mix John Nemtusak. Byl tam
dopraven S popaleninami tfetf-
no stupne, zpdsobenymi pri W.
buchu benzinove nadrze auta,
ktere rozebfral pomocf acetyle-
noveho hoTaku ma dvore obcho-
du starym zelezem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
At pride cokoliv, vydrzime!
(Tiskova sluzba G. N. R.)

Hitler nekolikrate ohlasil in
vasi - cekame. Vyzkouseli
jsme pusky, kulomety i della.
Strilela pTesne. Nase ruce jsou
pevnejS1, nez kdykoliv pred
tim, srdce zatvrdla a vile 20
celia. Vydrzfme. A kdyby Sc
chvela celia zeme, kdyby mezi
nebem a zemf horel jediny pla-
men zkazy a znicen1, kdyby pc,
hltil vsechno n atomic ostrove,
zatkneme do zrfcenin svoji vi
Ii: "Svobodn6 lit jake narod i
jake Glovek." TAX mas to neu-
Gill A~nglicane, kter1 ma trosky
svych domovG vztycuji svoji
vlajku, ably vftezne vlala i mad
bolesti a Zkazou.
Hitler We SVEN nynejSfm Ia
zen1 naraz1 ma straSny odpor,
ma Will, kterou neobelsti, neza-
strasf a proto take neprem1ze.
Pc prve Dude nucen bojovat
tax jak nechtel, bez zdrcujlci
pfevahy. Jeho letadla jiz dav-
no nevladnou anglickym ne
benz, jeho tanky nezaslapou do
zem6 odhodlaneho pesaka. Hi
tier mel uspechy protoze j mou-
chu zabfjel kladivem. Tento-
krate postavf jen muze prot
muzi. A takovem boji Mem
ci prohravali.
A Wy donna, vytrvejte! Re
vsech koutG hfmf bubny ne
mecke slavy a troub1 polnice
hakosske velikosti. Odevsad
jake rozlita reka veil Sc NOR
nemecke nakazy. Hrozl, slibu-
il, predstlraji, ably podlomili
vaSi Will a zmocnili sc vasi du-
Sc. Moravec Dude dutym hla-
sem vestce kmeta tem6r jake
re zahrobi odrikavat sve 1lohy
a proroctvf tax, jak mu je Ges-
tapo zcensurovalo. Moravec,
Rys a JIM, kterf hlasajf nutnost
spoluprace Cech1 a Nemcd a
vychvalujf nacisticky raj v no
We organisovane Europe zrazu-
j "a tucny penlz cesky narod.
Vas nesmf mic zmast. Ami ii IL
de, kter1 ted cenichajf pc SVEN
prospechu, ami ii, co pobihajf
Jake bezhlavl a cekaii lax bu-
de dal,aby pax vyrazili Sc svym
jasotem. S osudem naroda, s
|laskou k nemu Sc nespekuluje.
Ia ty Sc jen bojuje. Proto at
pride cokoliv, my vydrzime.
Vef1me, Re donna nase zeny,
deti, rodice j pTatele do rozbo-
feneho stestf nasich robin, do
ssutin nasich domovn zatknuli
davno cerveno-bfly prapor 3
modrym klinem, ably vysoko
Vial mad lidskou bolesti a utr-
pen1m.
S tou virou We vas, my voja-
ci, cekame invasi. Odhodla-li
Sc k nj Hitler, Dude to stastnei-
81 doba v nasem zivote, proto-
re priblfz1 chvfli, kdy Sc vratf-
me a kdy Dude v Cechach billy
den a plno r1zf kolem.
Kapt. Vaclav Cesky
v londynskem rozhlase.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
Csl. zahranicni krajans jdou
s nami.

Je malo zemf po svete, kde
by nebylo CechG nebo SlovakG.
At jsou to male skupiny v ASH,
Australia a v Africe, 81 kolonie
v Europe a v Americe, vsichni
jsou spojeni myslenkou svobo-
dy nasf zem6 a samostatnosti
cs. statu. Dali Sc do dila a po-
mahajf v boji, ktery vedeme.
Nejen nezapomneli, ale dalkou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
z "NAsICH NOVIN."
Ukazky z listu ceskoslovenske
armady v Anglii.

New York, 4. dubna (CTK.)
Podavame Ease jednou ukaz-
ky z listu ceskoslovenske arma-
dy v Anglii, z "Nasich Novin".
/ kdyz nektere z techto clankG
jsou jiz starsiho data, jejich
duch je stale svezi:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
Ceske nebe.

VSechna nabOZenStVl mas u
Ct, re cloveka pc smrti ceka po-
sledni soud: secteny a zvazeny
budou ciny a opomenut1 kazde-
no smrteln1ka a pax bud v tvai
Bozf patriti Dude, nebo je ko-
nee navzdy.
Kazdeho smrtelnika cek5
soudny den ma onom svete.
Ma Cechoslovaka cekaj1 dny
diva: nebot prvnlm velkym roz.
cestim je den navratu
Je mniSsky rad, jehoz cleno-
We sc zdravf slovy: Pomni, re
prach isl -. My, kter1 take two
flme bratrstv1 S Teholl mnohe-
no odTfkani, nell bychom 81 OBJ
cas- pTipomenout: Pomni, re isl
Cechoslovak, a re sc chces ma
vratit -.
Blfzfme Sc k Ceskoslovensku
Tanky dunf pc silniclch, moto-
ry kamionn buracejf, ci je to
supenf vlaku? Blizime Sc k
hranicim. Zmet myslenek viii
hlavou, pT1liv radosti zacina
stoupat k srdci.
Ale to bys nebyl Cechoslo-
wax, abys nezacal pfemyslet,
jak to vsechno bylo. A blaze
tomu, kdo S t1mto pfemltanlm
Dude bro u konce, komu po-
stacf, ably 81 rekl: Splnil jsem
svoji povinnost.
Pro tuto chvili il plnme!
T6zko by Sc omlouvalo a Wy
mlouvalo a rozhodujfcl neni,
.jak CO vypada dnes. Rozhod-
ne je, jak to Dude vypadat pod
zornym 1hlem dine navratu. Wy
chladla polevka, skvfra We sta
nu, jfz fouka studeny v1tr; ne
povolena propustka; prudke
slovo, jez nemGzes vratit; co je
to vsechno proti n~ejvetsimu o.
kamziku zivota? Mohl by ses
podivat do oci sv6 zene a Wy
sv6tlit il, yes odeSel z odboje,
protoze isl dostaval 6 pencf den
ne a jiny diva silinky?
A ovsem: jak bues lit S We
domfm, re isl pohorsil slabsiho
blizn1ho, re isl zlomil trtinu
nalomenou?
RHINE jsou povinnosti = je-
dino je meT1tko: chvfle navratu,
Gill, jak to Tekl president:
Ably kazdy z mas mohl j1t Sc
vztycenou hlavou pc Vaclav-
skem namesti -.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Jumping Thrills in Both Junior
And Senior Divisions Certain
In Chevy Chase Horse Show

eclipsing his field will be promi-
nent contender for laurels in the
hunting division. Those are just
few of the many good hunters which
will be shown
Great Jumpers Carded.
In the open jumping section a
high-class entry of spectacular per-
formers over the big barricades will
be out to give the spectators thrill.
Margaret Cotters Rocksie, top local
jumper with a record of feet 71a
inches. made last Saturday at Char
lottesville, should be a favorite for
the tall fence honors, However,
there will be spirited competition,
especially from the Fort Myer con-
tingent.
Black Caddy, unfortunately, will
not be shown, as 1t. Fred ]. Hughes,
jr.. his owner, is recovering from a
recent operation, but Mrs. Hughes
will be showing her great jumper,
Hi Ho. And there is Smacko. Capt.
c. B. McClelland's sagacious fencer,
which has taken five jumping cham
pionships out of the last seven shows
the gelding has entered.
Another Fort Myer star which
often comes through in the best
Of company is Capt. David Wag-
staff's Enterprise. Other officers at
the Virginia post also may be off
duty and able to show their mounts.
There will be other great jumpers
in the arena, including such an ex-
cellent fencer as Eddie Talberts
Good Friday.