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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11
Up And Down Parish Street
BY PERCY GREENE

Parrish STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Everybody up around
Tommie's Place had been hearing
all day long that somebody up that
way was expecting company from
Memphis, when suddenly in walk.
ed a rather tall, and shall ] say.
handsome man; since everybody
started smiling and handing ont
Howdy Do's'' ii was a good while
before I found out whose company
1t was, but I did, and l amt gwine
tell you, neither. And on my way
down town Saturday evening in
passing the William johnson Com
munity Center, l eyed the we'll
known and well-lked County
Health Nw'se. Mrs. Nettie Nc
DoWeH Perkins nee Johnson. to my
Jovial ''Hello Mrs. Johnson I
noticed that she appeared a little
DIT agitated, noticing I started ask
ing some questions and she told me
the cause of it all She has just
peen granted her divorce from
Mr.. johnson. and preferred not to
De called by that name. express
ing desire to drop it and forget
1t, and of course, I am telling you
SO when you meet her again, in
the exchange of greetings you
won't say Mrs. Johnson, L rather
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11
Notes From Edwards

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Willis were
the charming host and hostess to
a very delightful dinner party on
last Sunday. A .bountiful and de-
licious dinner was served the fol-
lowing guests:
MIR George Mitchell, Vicksburg,
Mr.. M. w. Willis, Clarksdale; Misses
Irene and Anna Bush of New York
City; Mrs. Ardil Paige. Mrs. Laura
Whitehead, Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith,
Miss A. Willis, Percy Jorn and Pa
Barns of Edwards.
PLEASE NOTE: Bring or send
all news for the Advocate to Leon
ard Paige, Rt. Box liza, Edwards,
Miss, agent and reporter. Please
pay for your paper on time so we
can keep in business. Pass your
paper along to a friend They will
surely appreciate it. Thank YOU
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7relia Farm Scene OF
Very Beautiful Party

the following
From Alcorn: Mesdames K. A..
Smith, E. O. Busby, A. L. Tan
ner, A. l.. Ammons; Messrs. Ro-
bert Ross, z. E. r. Ammons,
Charles Wilson, w B Nelson and
A. T. Busby and Miss Annie
Suits.
From Anding: MIR. R. H. Cow
an; From Jackson: President and
Mrs. j. L. Reddix; and Miss Jane
Watts c. Jackson College; Mes
danes Linnie Clark, M. c.. Col
Inns, Lula Ford Miss Mary Cox and
j V. Clark.
From Port Gibson: Mr.. and Mrs.
Singleton Moore and Miss Edith
Williams From Yazoo City: Mrs.
L. T. Miller. Miss Ann Brooks and
Jordan walker. From Natchez:
Mr.. A. G. Nelson, DR.. r. w.
Harrison, Jr. From Tougaloo. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l. Romans. From
Greenwood: Mrs. l.. l.. Knowles.
Rosa Anita Knowles, Ezell Jones
and Roy Stewart.
Miss Lille Suits, a twin sister
of Mrs. Lyells, was the only mem
Der of the immediate family who
was not present. Miss Suits
teaches Home Economics at New
Albany.
The Lyellses received many beau
tlful and useful gifts. They were
attractlvely arranged for display
by Mrs. A. G. Nelson of Natchez
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11
Society Slants

On October 6, 1941, the Willow
Brook Center sponsored an enjoy
able Shoe shine contest between the
respective preachers: Rev E. M. H.
Bradley, Rev. j. G. Matthews, and
Rev. Mack Moore.
Rev. Moore having raised the
highest amount of $1105 was pleas
ed to have j. G. Matthew, the sec
ond highest winner of $10.57 shine
his shoes. Rev. Bradley who raised
the least amount of $705 had the
honor of shining Rev Matthews
shoes. The total amount raised was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

HOME TOWN GIRL MAKES
GOOD IN DETROIT: I am sure
you remember Mrs. Bertha Henes~
sey (nee Bertha Nixon who Welt
to Detroit some three or four years
ago. Well, news has just been
received that she and her hus-
band have purchased $10,500 4
seven room apartment, located AZ
600-602- 6o4- sos Bethune Avenue. tt
is said that Colored people are just
penetrating this section. BY the
way, Mrs. Henessey mas made an
enviable reputation for herself IN
that city for her honesty ana
efficiency, having secured worth
while positions for others, merely
on her word alone Hats off to
the Nixon chiidreni!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

Mrs. Stella Maddox has returned
from Natchez where she was una
der the care of Dr.. A. w. Dumas
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11
Port Gibson News

Messrs. George and Jackson Lig-
gins of Gary, Indiana motored to
Port Gibson and spent the week.
end with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Liggins, Sir.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

Misses Ethel Mae Liggin, Mrs.
Amanda Shaw and Miss Ruth
Carpenter accompanied the Liggina
as far as Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

Mrs. Josephine H. Johnson was
hurled from st. Peters AMF,
Church Sunday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

Rev. j. $. Harkless had a very
successful week with the -Four
Square Gospel Singers. Quite a
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thing Miss Mcdowell is more
preferable.
ECHO FROM THE MHOON-
MCCOY TRIAL: The other day one
of the witnesses went up to the
Court House to get his witness fee
money. After answering and ask
ing several questions from the
clerk, he was told that notice
Of 9. new motion of some kind had
been filed asking for another new
trial. and that the attorneys of
Mrs. Mhoon were planning to
take the case to the State Supreme
Court, which, the witness was in
formed, meant that he could get
his money if and when, sometime
next spring.
MANY FRIENDS attended the
funeral of Miss Sallie Christmas at
the home of her parents on Co.
hea Street, Sunday evening.
Among those who attended from
out of Town. we're Mrs. Maggie
Mitchell of Chicago, III, and
Miss Earnestine Cobb of New Or
leans.
YOU KNOW TOMMIE COBBS,
he's Doctor Cobbs now, however.
Well I was very agreeably surpris-
ed when he walked in the office
the other night Living in Wash
ington Tor the past several years
where he practices dentistry. he is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Tom
Cobbs, of Deerpark Street, and
other relatives here. Says he will
be around for G few days. Here's
hoping him pleasant and enjoy
able stay.
YOU remember that romance OF
Miss Marie Adams and that young
soldier boy-friend out at the Army
Air base? Well. Miss Adams is al
smiles since she received that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

Mrs. Malissa Reece is on the
sick list and we hope for her o
speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

The Woman's Association OF
Claiborne COUNTY will convene Fri
day night before the Bird Sunday
in October at the willows Baptist
Church. A full attendance is ex-
pected Mrs. 3. @ Whitfield of
Jackson, State Pianist and a mem
Der of the executive board of the
National Baptist Convention will be
guest speaker.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

The following named students OF
the Training School have register
ed in the various schools: Fred
Broen and Rufus King, Jr at
Acorn; Marcus McRaven and
Martha Majors, Magnolia High
School, Vicksburg; Addie Blackburn
Lanier High, Jackson; Stella Maria
Johnson, Detroit; and Matte
Hampton, Prentiss.
The rural schools Of Claiborne
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

ANDING, Miss -"Trelia," the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
F. Suits, was the scene of much
eayety Sunday afternoon when
more than fifty friends from eight
towns gathered to honor Mr., and
Mrs. M. j. Lyells on their tenth
wedding anniversary, and at the
same time visit Mississippi's new
oil field.
Mrs Lyells is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Suits and she and
her husband are members of the
faculty of Alcorn A and M College,
No formal program was fol-
flowed, bus guests roamed freely
about the place visiting oil wells,
oil storage tanks, etc. Toward late
afternoon everybody was served a
delicious plate luncheon of gar
nished chicken salad, potato chips,
picked pears, crackers, pickles,
candies and mints. Coffee was
served in tin cups.
Following the luncheon there
was an informal discussion in
tended to give a brief history OF
the oil field Some interesting
facts were brought out concerning
Negroes who own 40 or so of the
$40 producing wells in MISSISSIPPI
pis Tinsley Oil Field, which is
reputed to be the 10th greatest III
the United States. During the
discussion the significance OF the
name "Trelia" was revealed. The
word is made up of the first names
of Mr.. Suits CTom) Mrs. Suits
(Rossie), and their four daughters,
Ruby, Elizabeth, Lille, Inez and
Annie.
Mr. Suits then conducted the
group on a tour of the portion OF
the oil field adjacent his place.
This gave the guests the opportu-
nifty to see, not only completed
wells, but wells in the various
stages of the drill process.
Some guests failed to register.
but among those who did are per-
sons well known in educational,
civic and social circles. including
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

Mrs. Christine Scott and little
Josephine Green have returned
from Tchula. where they spent a
month with her son, Mr.. Joe
Brown
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PAGE THREE

County will open Monday, October
IL, 194i
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vivai. Seventeen being added to the
church. Rev. Mazique, the pastor,
preached.
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Mrs. Lillian Randall is the lead
er OF the Willow Brook Center,
Rev. E. M. H. Bradley, General
Chairman and Miss A. l.. Crawford
was the chairman of the program
committee.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

MIR. MCKINLEY MACK Mill
steim Williams was host to very
delightful party at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Katie Kriss on West
oakley Street, Wednesday night
Mr. Williams was indeed very
ilne host. Delicious sandwiches
and coca colas were served. Among
those present were: Mesdames Sar-
an Lee, Beatrice T. Browder,
Misses Mable and Henriene; Imo-
gene Shannon, Mr.. Edward Henry,
Curtis Dobbins and Phillip Smith.
Each expressed himself as having
enjoyed a lovely evening.
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sity left the city recently for Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas to accept a posi-
tion at Philander Smith College as
assistant dean and teacher of
physical education.
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lone distance call from him up i'll
North Carolina, where he is doing
maneuVerS.
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$28.67.
q program consisting of numbers
rendered by the North side, East
side, and Willow Brook Center was
also enjoyed by all.
closing remarks were made by
Mrs. q. E. Norman, supervisor of
WPA Recreational Centers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-10-11

81. Marks M. F. Church has
just closed very successful re-.
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WORD HAS JUST been receiv-
ed of the recent appointment of
Mrs Alva Morris Bullock as Negro
hostess at the Negro Soldiers Army
Hostess House at Camp Shelby,
Mississippi.
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enjoyed a lovely evening.
REV. AND MRS. C. A. GREER
nave returned to the CITY after
spending more than three weeks
attending the National Baptist
Convention, Chicago and other
points While in Chicago they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Todd, formerly of jackson, at
lovely dinner party. as we'll as
many other very fine courtesies ex-
tended by former members and
friends. They were given this time
as vacation period by the
churches, and reports a grand
time.
MRS. JOHN WASHINGTON. Jr.
OF Gary, Indiana is in the city
spending few days with her
father and mother in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. j. Washington, on West
Church Street.
MISS STELLA GUY of Cleve-
land, Ohio is in the city visiting
ner sister, Mrs. Katie Guy She
was the dinner guest of Mrs. M.
G. Collins on Friday
THE BUSINESS and Profession
al Women's Club met in an "Open
Forum" meeting at the Frazier and
Collins Funeral Chapel Sunday
afternoon The guest speaker was
DR.. Hilda w. Gilmore, who recent
" graduated "cum laude' from
the College of Swedish Massage.
Chicago, Illinois, being the first
Mississippi to receive the Degree
of Doctor in Physical Therapeutics
from the oldest college of this kind
III the U. S. A. Her message was
indeed enlightening and inspira-
tional. The club will meet in open
next Sunday at D. m. at the
Frazier and Collins Funeral Home
with another outstanding speaker.
The public is invited.
MISS MARTHA MAE MOSELY,
a recent graduate of Fisk Univer-
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The rural schools of Claiborne
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MISS MARTHA MAE MOSELY
a recent graduate of Fisk Univer-
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MIoO ALEIf1A BUCHANAN, Old
Canto Rd. was recently married to
MI Michigan Thomas Of Atlanta.
Georgia. She is now making her
home in Atlanta.
IHE PUBLIC is cordially in
Ylted to an open forum meeting of
the Business and Professional
Women's Club, Sunday afternoon
at 5 p. m. The guest speaker for
the evening will be Dr. Upshaw,
ChlropodiSt of this city. Much yalu
able information will b. given nv
amending these meetings at the
FRAZIER and Collins Chapel.
NICE sum was realized.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Ministr Masaryk o valce ma
Balkans.

Ceskoslovensky ministr "a
hranici Jan Masaryk promluvil
v ceskoslovenskem roZhlasu v
Londyne o move balkanske val
ce, jez zastinuje bllz1c1 Sc We.
likonocni svatky.
"Mravnl prevaha, prohlasil
z1stava ma strane maleho rec.
keno a jugoslavskeho naroda
V teto balkanske valce, jez pre-
blha S a~nglo-americkou podpo.
rou a jiz nepTfmo 1castnf Sc
Ceskoslovensko, muslme spatrc
vat krizovou vypravu v nej.
vlastnejslm smyslu tohoto slo'
va.
cat jsme prfslusnfky jake
hokoli nabozenstv1, nase roz.
hodnuti je snadne, jakmile sc
name rozhodovat mezi deslt
prikazanimi a norimberskym.
zakony, mezi Kazanim ma hofe
a mezi knihou Mein Kampf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ZraIi vic nez pro vyprask.

V Made Boleslave byl zadr-
zen straznfkem Janem Buba-
KEN nezletily kluk, ktery Sc je-
Ste s jinym podezrele krcil u
vrat dvorku Marie Jindrove.
Nechtel vsak oznacit, co tam
hleda a teprve ma straznici Sc
primal, re tam Sci ukrast hu-
SUI. Oznacil take sveho bratran-
&c z Turnovska "a spolupacha-
|tele, kteremu Sc vsak podafilo
ma kole ujeti. setfenfm cetnic-
iva, jemuz byli kluci odevzda-
nj, bylo zjisteno, re jde o oprav
du "nadejnou" dvojici, nebot
Isotva ~ctrnactileti ulicnici neby-
Ii ma lupu pc prve. Naopak Cd
zili jiz predesle noel dive busy
a pet kralikd u Alzbety Huko-
We a Josefa Cerveneho v Ceje-
Itic1ch a jeste pred tim husu ma
navsi v Mohelnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Chtsli nasadit prasatka
k muflonHm?

V lese u zahradniho mesta
Kerska Sc stala vesela pT1hoda,
ktera jen nahodou nemela ne
bezpecnych nasledkG: pc SLIM
ci cd Sadske k Praze veil diva
prazstl reznici v nakladnim
auto prasata. Cestou zavadilo
o jejich viz velke dodavkove
auto vlecnym vOzem. VIZ 5
rezniky i cun1ky Sc prevratil do
pf1kopu koly vzhIru a vsechen
jeho obsah Sc vysypal. Prasat-
ka, jen trochu posramocena, Sc
rozbehla hned pc lese, kde Sc
pestujl mufloni a trvalo chvlli
nez Sc Teznici z leknuti vzpa-
matOvali natolik, re pozadali
jine nakladnf auto O pomoc, a.
by jejich VIZ vytahlo a pax no
Mill prasata pc lese: schytali je
Stastne vSechna a nez pTisli Get
nfci ma mfsto melody, byli uz
Ease pTipraveni k odjezdu. Je
|opravdu ku podivu, re pri ne
hode sc nikomu mic ~nestalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Sabotaz " Cechach dGsi.

Sabotaz ceskych tovarnach
je tax zastrasujfci, jak donna
vaji samotni Nemci v protekto-
ratu Cechy a Morava, re situa-
ce stava sc elm dale tim hrozi-
vejsf, jak bylo oznameno z Pra
ny v Cechach.
V jedne ceske tovarne ma le-
tadla celia tfetina ceskych "a
mestnancG byla odsouzena ma
jeden mesfc do vezenf, pone-
vadz chteli zahajiti stavku.
Proslule Skodovy zavody v
Plzni, ktere mali nekolik fila.
lex, byly prinuceny zamenitl
ceske odborniky nemeckymi,
protoze produkce neustale u
padala.
Take cesti rolnici jsou opoz-
d6ni s veskerou produkc1, KITE
ra spada do oboru polniho hos
podarstvi a chovu dobytka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Slavny pohreb vdovy pc malifi
Mikola$i AlSovi.

Dne IL. unora 1941 ma Vse-
hardskem hrbitove v Praze by
la pohfbena vdova pc velkem
ceskem maliri Mikolasi Alsovi,
Marie Alsova. Vysehradsky
kapitolnf chram byl preplnen
1castnfky poslednf cesty zesnu-
lie. Pc cirkevn1ch obradech roz-
loucil Sc Sc zesnulou jmenem
ceskych a moravskych clenG
"Spolk1 vytvarnych umelcd Mi
kolas Ales" akad. mal1f Adolf
Zahel.
Recnfk pri tom ocenil vyznam
zesnule, jez spjala svIj zivot s
zivotem velkeho umelce a opa-
trovala nehynoucf pamatku AL
Sow plnych dvacet sedm let,
Marie Alsova byla pohfbena pc
boku rakve sveho velkeho mu-
re.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
v Londyns zemrel csl. diplo'
mat a spisovatel DIR. Fragner.

V Londyne zemTel pc tezke
chorobe DIR. Karel Fragner, SET
kabinetu ministra zahranicn1ch
v6cl Jana Masaryka.
Zemrel We veku 40 let. Ces-
koslovenska diplomaticka sluz-
ba v mem ztraci jednoho re
svych nejschopnejsich 1redni-
XII, jenz byl take pc mnoho let
legacnim radon ceskoslovenske
no vyslanectvi v. Londyne.
Pc navratu z Londyna do
Prahy venoval DIR. Fragner
znacne 1silf rozvoji ceskoslo-
vensko-britskych styk1 a pc o.
kupaci Ceskoslovenska odjel
pres Polsko do Londyna, kde
nejdrfve zahajil cinnost publ
cistickou.
Pc utvorenf ceskoslovenske
zahranicnf vlady v Londyn6
byl prevail do jej1ch sluzeb.
Uplatnil Sc take We styku S pol
skou zahranicnl vladou v Lon
dyne, ponevadz v prazskem u
stredi vedl delsl dobu odbor
pro polske veci.
Karel Fragner mel 1spechy
take jake spisovatel. Jeho hra
Tampa Aladinova" byla pred
nekolika lety s 1spechem pro-
vedena Narodnlm divadlem v
Praze. Tuto hru, jakoz i cetne
jine literarnl prace podpisoval
literarnim jmenem Klokoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Mezi starickym otcem a sy-
mem doslo Clevelandu v je-
itch domove k hadce pro vyda-
nj ma zivobytf a tn byl 76lety O.
tee Stepan Mondoc 44letym sy-
mem Janem Zastfelen.
Mondoc, ktery sve rodice wy
drzoval poslednfch 20 rokG,
sdelil policii, re cele sobotni
odpoledne stravil S otcem po-
p1jenfm piva We SVEN domove
Vecer doslo k hadce pro pen1-
re, jichz chteli muzi pouz1t ma
koupi piva, ale ktere byly ur-
ceny ma ~potraviny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
RHINE.

- Hrabe Pavel Teleki, 62le-
Ity premier MaRarska, ucinil
konec svemu zivotu.
Uredne Sc vysvetluje, re pfl-
ciny, jez dohnaly Telekiho k
sebevrazde, byly "spojeny s
mezinarodnf politickou situa-
lci." Prostou pravdou jest, re
Nemci pozadovali vyhosteni
premiere z vlady, ponevadz ne
byl ochoten slepe slouziti je-
jich zajmGm.
Ferenc Keresztes-Fischer mi
INSTR vnitra a hlava policie a
cetnictva, stal Sc ufadujlc1m
premierem.
Hrabe Teleki navstivil svoji
manzelku v sanatoriu a pax Sc
vratil do sveho dOmova, kde
byl nalezen mrtev ma lozi slu-
zebnictvem.
Teleki byl hlavou jedne 2
nejvetsfch velkostatkafskych
robin madarskych.
= Reditel risskeho ustavu
pro vyzkum tabaku v Nemecku
prof. Koenig prednasel ma pod
zim 1910 O vysledc1ch pestenl
tabaku bez nikotinu. Pfedna-
sejicl oznamil,z re ma plantazlch
We Forchheimu podarilo Sc mu
vypestiti tabak, jehoz nikoti-
novy obsah byl zneskodnen
premenou jina latky tax, re
rostlina nepozbyla svych aro-
matickych vlastnostf. Pestenl
tabaku bez nikotinu prekrocilo
dnes jiz davno stadium pokusn.
V r.. 1910 bylo v R1si sklizeno
celkem 10000 q tabaku bez nj
kotinu,t. j. asi $50 celkove skill
Zn6.
= Zachranenf z potopeneho
anglickeho parnlku Britannia,
8,799 tun, vypravuji, re byli
svedky, jak mnoho z jejich
spolucestuj1c1ch bylo pohlceno
zraloky, kdyz zapasili We VI
mach.
LODI byla potopena nemeckou
valecnou lodi a pozlstal1 byli
zachraneni pet dn1 pc te Spa
nelskou lodi Cabo Hornos, 700
mil cd africkeho pobrezi.
V sobotu O 5. iodine byl Wy
tazen z vody vor S trent trosec-
Milky. Pet jinych bylo strzeno
do vody zraloky. Pozdeji ma
jinem voru bylo nalezeno sedm
prezilych. Vypravej1, re Tide
ma jinem voru tax Sc radovali,
re vidf zemi re jeden z mich
dial nohu do vody, ably pomohl
voru k rychlejslmu. pohybu.
zralok mu il utrhl.
PozIstalf pravi, re nemecka
LODI dala Jim pGl hodiny k opu-
stem lodi. Pozdeji strelou z nj
byla znicena radiova stanice
ma lodi a jina strela zasahla
pridu a zpIsobila potopenf To-
di.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
~ZACHRANILA DIVA.

Patnactileta Mildred Mat
thews, zachranila zivoty dvou
zen v jejich apartmentu v 1900
blocku Master avenue.
Kdyz Mildred vratila Sc do
MI, naleZla 40letou Wonona
Fields omamenou plynem v je-
il svetnici. Vyvedla Fieldso-
YOU ma ulici a vratila Sc zpet,
kdez nalezla 24letou Mary
Mitchell, zijfcf ma druhem pos
chodf, lezfcf v bezvedomf ma
podlaze. Vcasnou pomoci "a
chranila i tuto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Karlfk maloval svou sestric-
ku cervenym inkoustem ma In
diana. Kdyz no ~prekvapil ia
timex, musel sl1bit, re to uz nj
kdy neudela, nebo re by byl bit
Nekolik dnf potion no otec zno-
WI pTistihl pri tom, jak barvi
tvaricky sv6 sestry ma cerveno.
"Neslfbil isl mi, re to uz ne.
budeS delat?"
"Slibil, tat1nku."
"a nerfkal jsem ii, re kdy to
ud6las jeste jednou, re budeS
bit?"
"Rikal, tatfnku. Ale kdy5
jsem nedodrzel slib ia, tax ty
take jej nemusfs dodrzet."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Jeronym HoleSek zemrel.

V Praze zemfel redaktor Ma
rodnfho Osvobozen1 Jeronym
Holecek. Blizs1 podrobnosti @
jeho smrti nejsou znamy. Pro
toze Holecek byl teprve "A ro-
ky star a protoze celia redakce
Narodn1ho Osvobozen1, jez by
10 zastaveno, byla zatcena, ne
nj vylouceno, re Holecek ne
zemTel prirozenou smrt1. Ho-
lecek byl majorem ruskych le-
gil a uprfmnym stoupencem
politiky Masarykovy a Beneso-
Wv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Osudna Zvedavost.

Dvanactilety Theodor Theo-
dosic z Chicago, spatril v ulic-
ce "a domem velkou nadrzku
re zelezneho plechu. Chtel We
Diet co v nj je, skrtl sirku. Udal
Sc vybuch, vyslehly plameny a
hoch byl popalen tax, re v O.
kresni nemocnici, kan byl do
praven, lekaTi O jeho uzdrave-
nj pochybuj1. V nadrzce byla
asi ma dine malta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
The MAY Company
Kraj zdravych lidi.

Dive oboe ma Mnichovohra-
distsku, Muzsky a Dneboh, Sc
mohou pochlubit nejstarsfmi
lidmi. Je to- doklad, re kraj
patti mezi nejzdrav6jsi. We W.
Sc uvedenych obcfch zije neko-
lik lidi, kter1 ma konci roku
1910 nem6li daleko do devade-
satky. j. Simon a j. Hanzl ma
il devet kr1zkG ma krku a do
sud pracuj1 ma poll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
1.O75 MUzU OBDRzELO
<

Celkem LOTS mladych mu-
III, kteri studovali pfedbezne
prace We zvlastnfm programu
obrany v Marylandu, obdrzelo
praci.
9O7 z techto dostalo praci v
Baltimore. Muzi zvlaste hle-
DAM jsou jake delnfci ma kovo-
vych pracech pro vzduchopla-
VeckOu induStrii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Prazsky "Venkov'' referoval
takto: = Jest to zajiste neob-
vykla pratelska dvojice, ale
mdzeme je videti, jak Sc spolu
snasf u jednoho koryta v hos
podaTstvf hostinskeho A. Me-
|telky v Laznikach. Jiz nekoli-
krate Size popadla srnecka
"Fricka" toulava nalada, ale
vzdy sc vraci k chovateli a zej-
mena zimu travf v Metelkove
chlev6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Y hanackych Vranovic1ch ma
Prostejovsku zije a hospodari
jake malozemedelec Josef Ned
bal. zije zde skromne. jedi
nym jeho konfckem vedle hos
podafske prace je hudba. Ale
to nenf vse. Nedbal je i hui
debnim skladatelem. Slozil jiz
radu tanecnfch slagr1, z nich2
nekolik je nahrano i ma gramo-
fonovych deskach.