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Evening star., 1941-12-17

Of nation Is going to make more
progress. Let us agree not to go
backwards. But let us agree that,
during this war, We won't hold
things up.
That is the primary thing-to keep
the work going. 1 don't believe you
are going to have great difficulties,
because I don't think it is a hard
agreement for you to make. You
are going to be faced with one fact
an enormous number of additional
people are going to be at work on
this war program. I can't tell you
the details, but we can look for the
employment during the coming year
of 1912 of millions Of new workers
in defense. We have got to protect
them. We have got to keep things
going. We can't have stoppages.
And so was just thinking Of an
old idea of self -discipline-an old
Chinese proverb-of a Chinese
Christian. He prayed every day
he had been told to pray to our
kind of a God-and his prayer was:
Lord, reform Thy world, beginning
with me-" 1t is rather a nice line
for us all to keep in the back OF
our heads.
There isn't much difference be-
tween labor and management &C
tually. I suppose a very large pro-
portion of management has come,
in this country, from the ranks OF
labor. It's like the old Kipling say
ing about Judy O'Grady an the
Colonel's Lady" They are both the
same under the skin. That is true
in this country, especially in this
country. and we want to keep it so.
And keeping it SO, and improving it,
is the problem at this time.
Don't believe everything you read
in the papers. They have to print
things, they have to keep an inter-
est going. I was reading a paper
this morning which was telling how
inevitable-because we are a bigger
nation and have more resorces and
probably better abilities-victory
would be-
I want to see what we can do. We
have only been in this war for a
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Afau presented whove
with the IL This
widely
to activities moder
available adfthng
Evening star., 1941-12-17
In Memnriant

FULSOME, SERGT. ALBERT. In loving
memory of my devoted husband, Serg !.
ALBERT FULSOME, who oied December
Il. 1910.
You fought life's battles bravely
And patiently stood every test;
You will always be loved and remembered,
Because you were one of the best
LANDONIA PAGE FULSOME.
PETERS, GEORGE W. A sacred tribute
TO the memory of our dear son and broth
er, GEORGE W. PETERS, who stepped
across the border three years ago today.
December II, 1888.
Whenever the cloud is lifted,
Whenever we cross the tide,
George will surely meet us
And we'll be satisfied.
DEVOTED MOTHER, JOSEPHINE PETERS,
AND CHILDREN.
SICHERT, MARGARET. In loving mem
ory of our dear daughter and sister. MAR
GARET SICHERT, who departed this life
eight years ago today, December II. 1888.
Somewhere back of the sunset.
Where the loveliness never dies,
She lives in the land of glory,
Amid the blue and gold of the skies.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER.
BROTHERS AND SISTER, JOSEPH.
RALPH AND DOROTHY.
Evening star., 1941-12-17
British Newsman Killed
In Mediterranean Battle
(Another Story on Pare A-4)

'AhhOshSi SsVAy VII = o6S
BY the Associated Press
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Dec. IT,
A. Massey Anderson, naval cor
respondent of Reuters, British news
agency, has been killed in action at
sea.
Mr.. Anderson, who previously had
been manager of Reuters in Alex
sndria, had witnessed many naval
actions and had been praised for
his GOODNESS in attending some
wounded men during the aerial bonn
bardment of the aircraft carrier IL
lustrious in January.
1t is possible that Mr.. Anderson
was killed in the same action, not
yet announced by the British, in
which Larry Allen, Associated Press
correspondent with the British Med
iterranean Fleet, was injured. Mr..
Allen is now in an Alexandria hos
pital suffering from face and body
bruises. Both Mr. Allen and Mr..
Anderson were veterans of the Il
lustrious bombing.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

as much in turning out things in
plants as it is among the fighting
forces. 1t is just as necessary to
turn out equipment as it Is to drill
an army or build up a navy after
the equipment is turned out. Speed
is very, very much of the essence.
With speed goes something we all
know that We have got to have in
the next few weeks. We have got
greatly to increase our production
program. We are still in a sense
whether you like it or not-the
arsenal of the free world. Geo.
graphically We can turn out mate
rials without anything like the same
physical danger to the workers and
to the plants as prevail in Britain,
or in China, or Russia. We have
got to do perfectly unheard-of
things.
Moved People With Tools.
I always like little story that
one of my people who came back
from Russia told me the other day.
When the Germans were approach
ing not one city, but many cities
where industrial plants were turn
ing out fighting munitions, the Rus
SLAMS realizing that they probably
would lose the city or cities, began
to move their factories. And how
did they move them? They ran a
freight train-backed it into the
factory, and they loaded the tools
into the freight cars. And with
every tool-into the same freight
car-went the man who was oper-
ating that tool. Their simple OBJ
jective when they moved 600 or
a thousand miles away was to re-
establish the factory. They would
have the people, the workers with
their tools. They did not have to put
new people-untrained people-onto
these tools.
And I wonder just a little bit
what the average American would
do if our Government backed a
freight train in and said to every
worker: Five minutes notice. You
can't say goodbye to your family
Get into that freight car with the
tools YOU are working with. There
is your suitcase-a hamper of food
a couple bottles of water. We will
let you out when YOU get thou
sand miles or so inland"
That is what war means. pray
that we won't have anything actual
" happening like that over here
But speed, and more speed. Is es-
sential And that is why any kind
of a stoppage of work, anywhere
even if it seems to be something the
average manager of the plant. or the
average worker in the plant does not
deem to be particularly important
to winning this war-may be most
important.
We have to feel that we, all of US
are subject to self-imposed discip-
line In other words. I think you
have-and I am not telling you in
the sense of an executive order
or as President-but as an American
citizen-that you must reach ar
agreement.
Voluntarily Limit Talk.
To go back for a minute. if I were
moderator. I think I would impose
a time limit on speeches. I think
you know just what I mean. Fol
example. there is one branch of the
Government-the Senate. 1t is only
in a very great emergency that the
Senate imposes on itself, without
any rule, limitation on speeches
The Senators do it voluntarily, by
common consent. And, in times OF
great emergency, oratory in the Sen
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Immigration Appeals
Board Appointed

Appointment by President Roose-
Velt OF Robert j. Bulkley, former
Senator from Ohio, and Frederick P
Keppel, former third assistant
Secretary of War, from New York,
as members of Board of Appeals
on Immigration Gases was an
nounced by the State Department
today.
The two men will constitute a
final court of review to advise the
Secretary of State about the ad-
mission of persons into the United
States from the point of view of
national defense, the department
said
Evening star., 1941-12-17

week and a half. 1t is serious, at the
present time. We are not sitting
on Easy Street"
I hope very much, in fact I am
very confident, you will realize the
spiritual side of this war emer-
gency. We want our type of civil
ization to go on. 1t is threatened.
We want our freedom. We want
freedom to express our own opin-
ions. We want freedom of religion
and the others as we'll. They are
threatened
think very much the country is
looking to you gentlemen TO give
us, just as fast as you possibly can
by tomorrow or the next day-some
kind of an agreement so that we
all can shake hands. After this
war is won, let's go back if we
want to, if We have to, to old Kill
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Dratha

LANE, DIR. DAVID A. On Monday, De
eember l5 194I' at Mount Alto lboI Hospital; Ia ~
Mrs DoHP oa Lahe asep d Mrs Rosa
Belle Calls and David A; Lane, jr; and
er9ther Of Mrs Hsnpsh srplved pvmmer hr Se
grandchildren and host of other relat
and friends. Friends may call after p m
Wednesday, December II, at his late resi-
Funeral services on Thursday, December
Is At l23o pm at the Nine1eeRtm Rr6oss SsreeI efI
fciating, interment Ariington Nationail
the Alien n Morrow Funeral Home Inc.
Lane PayID ored The Association SdH afe 1e
Brother DAVID A LANE, THURSDAY. De
eembeF Is Ia41 from Ninefesnth a s5eest mem
bers to attend. Burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
G. L. wALfoN. N sarsoE; seeretaFy. ffe''0''''
LANE, DR.. DAVID A.; A special COM
F, A, A, NJ, will be held at the Scottish tbsn
Re Tmpe e 935 for or the purpose Of
conductins Masonic funeral services for
our late brothe. Pr Re PAVIP bT15Ns 4 LANE " BY
c. G. Ulysses EDWARDs, Secretary,
Mount Calvary Commandery' No 4 K T.
will assemble at the Nineteenth Street Bap-
Thursday, December Is, l941. al. 11;30
the funeral services of our late sir knight,
DAVID A. LANE. Full Templar uniform.
BY order of ADDISON w. CHAPMAN,
Eminent Commander.
LEONARD E. MARSHALL, Recorder.
LANE, DAVID A. All officers and COM
panions of Union Chapter, No. >, H. R, A.
M. are requested TO assemble al the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church at 1870 pm
December Is, 1871, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of our late companion
DAVID A LANE.
S. L. STRICKLAND, Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Representatives. Wife
Improves in HospituI

Mrs. Gertrude Ford, %. wife of
Representative Ford of Mississippi,
was reported in satisfactory condi-
ton today in Emergency Hospital
where she was taken last night
after becoming unconscious in her
home at 1856 Davenport street NV.
Mrs. Ford was admitted to the
hospital as private patient after
a Fire Department rescue squad
had revived her with oxygen.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

kenny. And you know whit q Kill
kenny fight is. But that Is some
thing that we can put adde until
that date comes.
The country is looking TO you. I
am looking at you. The Congress is
looking at you. All l ean say is
God speed your efforts.
Evening star., 1941-12-17
~ KATHLEEN o. ABREo, President.
MARY McMILLIN, Secretary.
BEALL, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. o

loved husband of Nancy Gibson. He also
at his late residence after 8 pm. Wednes-
day, December II. - On
fciatins. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery. Ar
rangements by W. Ernest Jarvis.
HAYES. FIELDER B, On Tuesday. De
FIELDER 3. HAYES, beloved father of Ed
Services at ChamberS' funeral home 5i7
10 and fGeRd5 neeeg
eember 16, 1871, LUCILLE HOLMES. She
Manss faHss to two son5 Robert and
Mason Holmes; mother Bessie Ellis;
three. sisters and also other relatives and n
where remains may be viewed after 4 pm.
"fsnssaay Rfesn9fF hurlday
At pm, at Culpeper' Va. lnterment
day, December I5s Is4i, at 6:15 pm At
Bis TssdepSs 59s o S mo Rose
of Mrs. Henry Humes and the late Henry
Humes
funeral church. 1892 You st. NV. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Ha--
mony Cemetery. Il
HYMES, JOHN. On Monday, December
Is, 1871, al Emergency Hospital, JOHN
HYMES, beloved husband Of Mrs. Irene
Hymes devoted son of Rev. j, M P. Hymes
and Mrs. Susie Hymes. He also leaves five
sisters, three brothers and other relatives
and friends.
Funeral and interment Cowpens, S. C.
Arrangements by w. Ernest Jarvis.
JOHNSON, CALLENA On Tuesday, De.
cember l 6, l94I, at her resldence' 222 W
st. NV, CALLENA JOHNSON. retired
teacher. She is survived by many friends
Notice of funeral later. l6
JONES, SAMUEL. On Monday, Decem-
Der 15, 1941, at his residence, 314l2 South
Alfred ST., Alexandria, Va; SAMUEL
JONES, beloved husband Of Maggie Jones
devoted father of Henry M and Jennie 11ie
Wanzer. Many other relatives and friends
also survive. Remains resting at his late
residence.
Funeral from Shiloh Baptist Church
corner of Duke and West sts., Alexandria
Va, Thursday, December Is, at 2 pm
ARRANGEMENTS by Campbell.
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Parliament Passes Bill
To Draft British Women
By the Associated press

DS tIie hSeoCIdteO HreSS.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Govern
ment conscription bill which will
make British women subject to
compulsory national service and ex-
tend conscription of men for mill
tary services to the ages of 1872 to
so years was enacted today by the
House of Lords. 1t will take effect
on the Kings assent.
The measure already had been
passed in the House of Commons.
Previous conscription ages for
men were 10 to Al.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Million " ceske loterii vyhrali
potrebni Tide.

V Praze "Venkov'' oznamu-
je: 13. kvetna Sc konal "a u
casti 1rad1 zaverecny tab pre-
mie A. tTfdni loterie, We ktere
byla vytazena premie jeden
million.
Ia znaeneho napeti bylo pri-
kroceno k vylosovan1 posled-
mich 100 premii. Milionova pre-
mic byla tazena jake ctvrta cd
konce ma los 1891, ktery kro-
me toho vyhral 10 tisic K.
Vyhrali skutecne potTebn1 Ii
de, nebot IA vyhral 1rednlk z
Olomoucka, IA malorolnik u
Zlfna, B delnfk z Batovych "a
vodd, Is herec z Moray, B
delnfk z Olomoucka a 18 hos
|tinsky z Olomoucka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Bidak.

Do nemocnice v Clevelandu
.byla dopravena 67leta stafena
S tezkymi ranami ma hlave.
Starena, vdova Alzbeta Krozse
rova, odesla z domova v 10 no
din vecer, ably sla naproti Is
.lete vnucce Helene Vlasadyo-
We, ktera dlela v Sun divadle.
u Evans avenue zastavilo "a
nj auto, vyskocil asi 30lety
muz. pekn6 od6ny, s klikou v
ruce, vrhl sc ma staTenu a po-
cal il busit do hlavy. Starena
klesla ma chodnfk, lotr asi 200
liber tezky il vynesl do auta,
zajel ma Bessemer ave., kde il
ma prazdnem pozemku znasil-
nil a ujel.
= John Spychala, 10 let sta
ry syn manzel1 Stanley Spy
chalovych z Amigo, Wisconsin
byl uskrcen, kdyz Sc zapletl
do provazu, kterym jest pfi-
pravovana paveZa ma viz sc
senem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
BOURE v EASTON.

Vetrna boure strhla stTechy
farem a povalela stromy be-
hem tri minut v 1tery v noci u
Easton. Ia vetrnou bouT1 "a
vladl prudky dest.
Ma j. B. Lister farme, dive
mile "a Easton, vichr strhl sire
chy. Cernoska S trent ditka-
mi sbfrala v dobe te rajska ja-
bl1cka. Boure srazila hocha a
svalila jej jake kouli. Matka
chytila jej a vsichni ukryli Sc
We stodole fanny. Vichr zdvihl
vsak tuto re zakladG, odnesl j
do male vzdalenosti a hodil j
ma zem. Lister1v farmafsky
dun byl zle poskozen. Stodo-
la odnesena byla nekolik SET
stop do dali a zboTena. Use
rozhazeno bylo v nadvofl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Porazka NemcH pomoci strojG
je MONA pred koncem roku
1913.

Paul Leach v Chicago Dali
ly News. l. srpna referuje o
spisku francouzskeho inz. DIR.
Louis Marlio, jenz projevuje
MAJOR, re o rychle a 1spesne
skoncen1 valky Sc ~postarajl
stroje, jez Spoj. Staty a Brita-
ME vyrobf v pristfm roce. Ne
mecko nemIze pTekonat Spoj.
Staty S jejich pr1myslovymi
moznostmi, produkcnfmi me-
thodami a schopnostmi sectyT-
nasobit vyrobu v pom6rne KRAFT
Ike dob6. Americke verejne
mlnenf must byt pfesvedceno,
re kratka valka Dude pro Spoj.
Staty vyhodn6jsf. Ami pTipad-
ma porazka Ruska neposlouzi-
la by N6mecku drive nez "a
rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
BILLION DOLARU MA O.
BRANNE PRACE PRO
MARYLAND.

Trinact mesfcG stale rychle-
ne obranne prace videne v Ma
rylandskych tovarnach rozmno
ii asi o $4,000 snad ku $4,000
delnlkG vice. Toto nemluvf O
zamestnanf jinych jake pomoc
Dlkd v domacnostech, vojen-
skych a namornich osob, KITE
pocet rozmnozen Dude
nynl az do vyse COZ, 900 osob
asi Q 100, 900 vice v roce.
Y uctech mnohych tovarn1ch
podnikG platy obnasl A az 6
tydne. Deln1k1m pla-
ceno prGmerne cd $28.17 tyd-
ne do $31.32 tydne.
Toto vse jak udano, jest te-
prve jenom pocatek. Vezme to
jinych mes1c1 neil We
obranne prace dokonce-
NY budou.
Mezi nynejsf dobou a lednem
roku 1912 Dude potrebi O 25,-
600 dals1ch delnlk1 vice v O.
brannych podnicfch, vetsinou
zde V Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Do NAMORNICKEHO
TYDNE

We shode Sc zadost1 odvade-
jfcl 1fadovny pro namorni sluz
bu, mayor Jackson prohlasil
tyden v nastavajfcfm tydnu S
heslem: "Pripoj Sc ku manor
nickemu tydnu."
Vrcholem tydne Dude hro-
madna schuze ma War Memo
rial Piazza pred mestskou rad
nicf, kde move odvedenl manor
nj branci watt budou do pT1sa-
ny. Pokusem Baltimorskeho
distriktu je doplniti Baltimor-
skou kvotu ma $50 rekrut1 v
tonic meslci.
Mayor Jackson a governor
O'Conor Tecnlky budou pri hro
NADINE schulz, jez konana bu-
de 30. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
BOLENf HLAVY re SKOLNf
SITUACE.

Trinact mesicG narodnf obra-
ny pTineslo mestu a statu in
dustrialnich kontraktG pres BIZ
lion dolar1 a tisfce novych pra-
covn1kG S jejich rodinami. To
tez pTineslo S sebou radu no.
vych problemG v mnohych de-
p~artmentech mestskeho zivota.
Nejvets1 bolen1 hlavy v tom o.
hledu zavinuje skolnf situace.
Tri jsou to veci:
Nikdo nevf jak veliky Dude
naval d1tek tonic podzimu a
jak Sc rozS1r1 v roce vIbec.
Pr1trz nesnazim tenn uciniti
Dude potrebf vydani ma obnosy
ash $5,000,000.
Penize nejsou AMI v meste a.
nj v okresich postarati sc o spl-
nenf pozadavkG techto. Potre-
bf Dude, ably vlada pomohla.
Hartford okres jiz oznamil
svGj problem oznamenlm, re
1000 a snad vice ditek delnic-
kych robin v narodnf obrane v
Havre de Grace, Edgewood a
Aberdeen Dude bez skoln1 po-
moci a tax vylouceno re skolnl
n~avstevy. Podobne problemy
jsou v Prince Georges, Charles
Anne Arundel okresfch a mes
to Baltimore. V meste Balti-
more jsou dive casti zvlaste tim
to stfzene. Temito jsou Armi-
stead Gardens v blfzkosti Ma
rodniho hrbitova a Curtis Bay.
Armistead Gardens potrebu-
il skolu pro 1000 dltek pra-
covnfkG ma narodn1 obrane.
TTi stale projekty v Curtis
Bay sekci tez stezujf skolnf pro
blem. Ma Middle River v biz
kosti Glenn L. Martin. nova
skola v Gene ash 1882, 900 po-
trebnou jest. DIE udani okres
ud6lf ash pozemek a vlada sta
vebni vydan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Misto pensz Ia mTize.

z Austinu, v Texas, Sc sde-
luje, re $4,000 dolarG vykup-
neho chtel dostati 65lety Rich.
E. Hudson ma zeleznici South
ern Pacific. Jinak pry jim to
vyhazi do povetr1 nitroglyceri-
mem. Zatfm je ted "a mT1ze-
mi 1plne neskodny. Pen1ze ma
ridil zeleznici sloziti ma opus
tene farme nedaleko Austinu,
Tam 81 ma nej vladni AGENT a
drednici pocfhali a kdyz prise
pro tech pet a dvacet tislc do
|larn, byl polapen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
VOJACI z FORT MEADE
" PARADE.

V lijaku, kterym az skoro
znemozn6na byla hlasena pa
rada legionaT1 v patek, do teto
dostavilo sc 5000 vojakG z
Fort Meade. Nejvets1m 1cas-
tenstvfm civilistG byla sekce
slozena z 500 clenG Cesko-Slo-
venskych Sdruzenych SpolkG v
Baltimore. Odmeneni byli dive
ma cenama soudci, kteTf il u
'znali "a nejvetsf a nejlepe wy
bavenou skupinu, jez vedena
byla kapelou z New Yorku, w.
Znamenanou tez cenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
AUTOMOBILY.

SeSC meS1cu stare Q1tkO a "a
roxy starry muz smrtelne IRA
neni byli v sobotu v automobi-
lovych nehodach v Baltimore
okresu. Treti osoba tehoz dne
usmrcena byla neznamym au-
tomobilem v Baltimore.
Sest mes1cu starry hoch Barrett
Strohecker z Dundalk smrtel-
ne zranen byl v automobile, v
nemz jel s rodici svymi. S au-
tomobilem srazil sc automobil
Donalda F. Mccormick z E..
Joppa road. Ku srazce doSlo
ma York road u Warren road.
Pet osob zraneno bylo v neho-
de teto.
Sophia Raczynski re 700 bio
ku S. REGISTER ulice, smrtelne
byla zranena pri prechazeni
Aliceanna a REGISTER ulice.
Automobil z m1sta melody ujel.
Percy T.. Smith z Jockeys
vile smrtelne zranen byl, kdyz
jel ma trucku, ktery vyletel z
kontroly ma Loeb Raven Boule-
ward. Truck prekotil Sc. Truck
r1dil Charles L. Ross, jenz leh-
ce poranen byl.
- Asi 40 automobile posko-
zeno bylo, mnohe tax, re ne
moznou Dude spravka, v ohni,
jenz rozzuril Sc v pond6lf v no
ci v garazi a prodejn9 ma Pratt
a Smallwood ulicfch. TTinact
hasicskych short a ctyfi true
kove spolecnosti zapasily s
.prudkym ohnem. Policist1m
pTi udrzovan1 poTadku poma-
halo 25 vojakG z Fort Meade.
= Williamu I. Bishop, 81 ro-
XII staremu z Bellona avenue,
prerazena byla noha, kdyz vlak
Baltimore and Ohio drahy sra
zil Sc S jeho automobilem ma
kTizovatce u Dorsey. Vlakem
tazen byl automobil do dalky
asi 800 yardG.
- Policejnl automobil srazil
Sc v pond6lf S jinym automobi-
lem a pTevratil tento ma st.
Paul a Lexington ulicfch. Poll
cejni automobil fidil sergeant
Arthur III. Block. Druay auto
mobil ridil Walter E. Beltz, 23
roxy starry re $500 blocku Ash
land avenue. Ku jizde oprav-
men byl Beltz zelenym svetlem
krizovatky.
= j. Wesley Griffith, cole
|ty z Elkridge zemfel v pond6li
v nemocnici pri zran6n1, jez u
trp6l We srazce ctyr automobi
III ma DEVILS Elbow v bl1zkosti
Waterloo ma Washington Bou-
levard. Jinym usmrcenym We
srazce byl 19lety Henry w,
Horsey z Elkridge. Oba jeli v
automobile, ktery fldil Louis
j. Slavatinek, z Elkridge.
= Ctyrlety Vernon Conley z
w. Fayette ulice, byl zranen v
1tery automobilem ma rohu
Pine a Lexington ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
VOJAK ZASTRELEN

Vojensky pohfebnf obTad ko-
nan byl v sobotu We Fort
Meade. Avon T. Cooper, 21le-
TT vojak z Baltimore pochovan
byl tehoz dine. Vojak zastfe-
len byl, kdyz We stredu utlkal
pred strait.
Copper vidal Sc v kvetnu,
kdyz pred tim utekl z Fort
Bragg. Pro 1tek odsouzen byl
ma rok. Zastrelen byl strazcem
vojakem We stredu, kdyz skocil
s trucku pTi praci a dial Sc ma
1tek ku cekaj1cfmu automobi-
lu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
HOCHU USTRELEN PRST.

Sasimir Slash, 20 rokI starry
re S. Washington ulice a An
drew Rasinski re S. Chester
day ulice vyjeli 81 v nedeli ma
venek, ably Sc pobavili strife
MIN. Asi mill "a Brookland-
vile ma Falls road nalezli mis-
to pro ne vhodne. Pc nejakou
dobu sestrelovali vetve Sc stro-
MI az Rasinski zvolal: "Pod1-
vel Sc, jestlize mne trefls" a
natahl pravou ruku. Slash ma
miril a strelil. Pc rane zavzne-
10 vykriknutl z list Rasinskiho.
jehoz prst spadl ma zem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22

Tri cernosi: Frank Williams
z E. Fayette ulice, Wilbur Jack
son z Orleans ulice a fireman
Holten z Aisquith ulice, obza-
lovani byli ma severovychodni
policejni stanici prepadem,
vrazdou a pokusem loupeze 4.
srpna Louis Pertnoy, spravce
Monument ulice divadla sire
len byl, kdyz odchazel z diva
ola Sc $248. Vrahove prchli a.
niz by sc zmocniti mohli penez
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Clevelandsky kaplan smrtelns
zranen pr automobilovem
neStesti.

Kaplan katolicke osady sv.
Eduardo, P. Robert Stemmle,
byl smrtelne zranen u Clinto-
nu, kdyz jeho auto ma zatocine
sjelo S dlazby a svrhlo Sc do
pr1kopu. KNEE skonal Ia ne
kolik hodin v nemocnici. S MIN
jel 27lety Harold Meade, ktery
byl potlucen a po oSetTenf pro-
pusten. Kaplan jel do Canto-
nu k navsteve osadn1k1 sv. Jo-
sefa, kde pIsobil pred prfcho-
dem do Clevelandu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
DO LATROBE
DOMU.

Skorem jedno sto robin pri-
stehovalo Sc do pondell do do
MI vladou postavenych mezi
Madison, Eager McKim a Ais
quith ulicemi. Rodiny S domy
pine spokojeny byly vyznava-
j1ce, re v domech, v nichz do
sud bydlely mnohe a mnohe
schazelo anebo bylo v plnem
neporadku vzdor vysokym &C.
nam, jez "a tyto musely platiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Nejstar$i mestske knihy
" Cechach.

Jednou z nejstars1ch NEST
skych knih NIUE Sc pochlubiti
m6sto Skutec. We svych musej-
mich sbfrkach chova totiz svou
mestskou knihu, zvanou "Zluta.
kniha", ktera jest z roku 1857.
Byla tedy zalozena ma pocatku
vlady krale JiT1ka Podebrad-
skeho. Jeste starsf mali v Pei
hfimove, neb je v roku 1417.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Obrovsky jidelni ucet.

Organisace chicazskych res
tauraterI oznamila, re Chica-
zane a hoste utratili v posled-
Mich IL meslc1ch "a j1dla v res
taurantech 200 az $50 milionG
dollarG. Restauranty zvysily
svGj letni obchod zaveden1m
kontroly teploty vzduchu, KITE
rou jest v Chicago vybaveno
sol restaurantu.