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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
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Brisk Pace Marks Stort of Week Here
As Four Ships in Port. Five More Due

the Port piers fer exchange Of
routine isdinEs
The A N. L motorship West
Cusseta Is slated for oerthing AZ
the smelter "a discharge gold ores
inbound from the Philippines. and
the tanker J. J. Coney calls on
her regular itinerary for discharge.
Sunday departures included the
Matthew Luckenhsch and the Vir-
ginisn for Atlantic sesbosrd desu-
nations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Marion Struck by
Auto al 9Th and K

Mrs Nels =. Westerlund. sol
So. Pine st. was slightly injured
Sunday when struck at So. 9th and
X SITS. by car driven by Frank
Msrchesi She was taken 10 North
ern Pacific hospital. suffering
mainly from shock. Marchesi was
booked for investigation and later
released.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
To MEET MONDAY

representatives of 20 Pierce
county school districts will meet
Monday night in Judge f. NJ.
Cards courtroom at 7'3o o'clock
for the purpose of electing mem
bers Of the county district re-
organization committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
ASKS CITY For S1hn

Claim Of Robert Jensen. Route
;. Box us, against the city was
read before the council Monday
and then referred to the corpora
ton counsel for advice.
Jensen asks $3.50 from the city
for damages to his car. caused
when it eollided with a garbage
truck March IA on 18th st, be-
tween A ST. and Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
STRUCK LIGHT POLE

Jim Takamura. 10. was arrested
Sunday night on charge of
drunken driving following an sc-
cident IN which his car struck &
light pole at 18th ST and Broad
way. A companion in the car. Tsur
Sakszaki. was charged with being
drunk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

ing Clubs association 10 bring the
truth about advertising before
Thornton. Or. Gordon Cross. En-
NETT Krefting, Larry Elvins and
James Deity.
Mrs. Mary Wilson-Tussday. )
?. m. from the Tuel chapel: Rev.
Lels 3. Combs officiating: burial
Mountain View burial park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

MRS. WALTER X. RowIEY

Funeral services for Mrs. Jen-
nie Burk Rowley u. who died
Saturday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. II. A. Hoskins Of
Dekoven. were held Monday from
the Mountain View burial park
chapel. with cremation following
under direction Of Piper Rev.
Paul Crooks officiated Mrs. Row
ley was a native OF Illinois, and
had lived in Dekoven -four years
Besides her daughter she leaves
her husband. Walter r.. and one
son, Earl, of Sioux City. Iowa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
MRS. &. o. HOIEN

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Marie Holen. rs, who died
at her home in Falkland Sunday.
will be held Wednesday at l p. m.
from Trinity Lutheran church in
Falkland, with Rev. T. o. Svare
officiating. Burial will be in
Trinity Lutheran cemetery, under
direction Of the Lynn mortuary.
Mrs Holen. native of Norway.
had lived in Falkland "a years.
She came to United States 33
years ago. She leaves her hus-
band. c. o. Holen, and sister in
Norway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
BUNTHRo HayAsHI

Buntaro Hayashi. SIS. a retired
fruit and produce dealer. died at
his home. 1907 South Tacoma way,
Sunday. A native Of Japan. Hay
bshi came TO the u. s. 40 years
ago. He lived here 80 years. Sur
viving are his wife, Shige, and
family. Piper will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
CHIN 500

Funeral arrangements are be-
Ing made al the Cassidy h Allen
mortuary for Chin 500 90, OF
l545 Market st, who died in a
local hospital Saturday. 500, q
native of China and Il member of
the Buddhist church, leaves =
brother. Chin Foo of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
BUILDING PERMIT

Permit 10 build a 5000 resi-
denee al <sli So. X ST. Was granted
Monday by the city building in
spector TO c. A. Barker. Ss2& East
c St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
WOMAN GETS DECREE

Final divorce decree Saturday
was granted Betty M. from Robert
NJ. Bennett. instead of vice versa,
as first reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

BANK REPORTS

SEATTLE - Clesrings. ss.5T7.'
o64l<: balances. s5.se3. $50. 90
transactions. Sle.Ta2, 900.
PORTLAND-Clearings. So. lee,.
e2T 81: balances. s2.5TS.s5<e2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Adverse War Developments
Cause Stocks 10 Tumble
Murkets ut q
Glonce


stocks: Lower In moderate
trading.
Bonds: Irregular: L. s. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks: lrregnlsrly lower.
Wheat: OFF y 10 4 cent
Corn; OF y 10 up y cent.
Rubber. Steady.
silver; Unchanged IN New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
COUNTY WARRANTS CALLED

County Treasurer Paul Newman
has issued q warrant call on sew
ersl series Of warrants Interest
viii cease on April 20 on the fol-
lowing:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
SHIP. PassiNsERs SAFE

me passenger steamer Mount
Mckinley % the Alaska line. which
ran aground in Wrsngell nsrrows
Saturday night. Monday put into
Juneau apparently none the worse
FOR the mishap. She had 2o5 pas
sengers aboard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels in Port: Cape San Mar
Tin, smelter; Coast Banker. Shat
fer No. ?; Collingsworth, Shaffer
No. 2 Diamond Cement, shaffer
No. ?.
vessels Due Tuesday: Walter
Luckenbach, Port piers. Hegira.
Shaffer No. /; Selma City. Shaffer
No. l West Cussets. smelter; J. J.
Coney, Johbers Petro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
GEORGE W. RIDER

George W. Rider OF Roy died
in local nursing home Saturday,
following an illness Of three
months. He was 90, and had
lived five years in Roy, and u
years in Pierce county. He was
retired farmer. A native OF
Pennsylvania. he had lived in
Swes City. Iowa. before coming
TO Washington. He WAS q mem
Der of the Methodist church. He
is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Laura Randall, Tacoma, and
Mrs. Mary Seylsr and Mrs. Belle
Smith. both OF Swea City: two
sons. W. H., Tacoma. and w. B.
Rider, Roy: a brother. Clifford,
Long Beach. Calf; ten grand
children and nine great-grand-
children.
Funeral services Will be held
Tuesday at ! p. m. from Nell
myers. Rev. Cyrus f. Albertson
officiating: burial IN Sumner
cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Lost and Found

/ OST-Small female vie hair teF1
= rier: vicinity South 25th and VIII
keson Call eiOs. Olympia. colleet
reward
1 OST-Brovn and black AexicAr
l. Chihuahua dog. vicinity TzDc an
Warner. Reward. GARLAND IOsI-r
/ OST-Lacies diamond ring. down
= town Saturday lisht. ReSsfc
Garland $3.50
1 OsT-Gold Trimmed slassss. olacf
L cAsf ApriI 18th. North Eng Re
turn CAsWFIL OPTICAL co
I OsT-BlscE spaniel. Seattle hcenas<s
: Cal Garland 5sis-M. reNsfo
OsT-GLAssEs soverusec without
- charge. Call CssseA O2ticA %
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Quotations courtesy Dram wift<r n
Co. Washington Bldg members
New York Stock ExchaneeD
High LoH Clos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

&;rthday

sharoa Nay Giseburt, si4 80.
Pearl q.
MA Bertha swAnberg. s1ls
-. Ainsworth ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
MRS. swan II. siNDGREN

Funeral services for Mrs. Esther
Sunderen, 90. " S3l5 la. q ST.
who died in local hospital Satur-
day. Will be held Tuesday al )
p. III. from the c. Q. Lynn chapel.
with Rev. Z. b. Hoff officiating.
Burial will be IN Mountain View
burial park. A member OF the
Swedish Order Of Vssa and OF the
Lutheran faith. Mrs. Sundgren
leaves her husband. Swan H.; one
son. Bert. and two grandchildren.
all Of Tacoma: two brothers, and
two sisters in Sweden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

shares compared with % 900.
NEW yoRx-fhe stock lis,
essed Monday TO new lows since
last June 10 on adverse war de-
velopnents and another decline in
steel operations caused by the coal
strike. Trading was light.
Dozens Of leading issues made
new lows for the year OF longer.
although losses were small and in
many instances part Of the decline
WAS recovered
Rails made the best showing
Utilities made new lows or equaled
the lows Of the year. Leading steel
and automobile shares made new
lows. coppers and mercan;iles
held well Aircrafts were dull
with prices irregular. Mining Is
sues. aside from ooppers. were at
new lows. with one point losses In
Homestske and Howe Sound.
Commonwealth a Southern fea-
tured in volume. General Motors.
Radio Corporation and Aviation
Corporation were moderately ac-
tive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles scver-
ttsed below please take notice
After you have returned the
articles 70 the loser. SO 70 ne
Tacoma r1rses office, sis MAJ
ket where you vin oe pre-
sented with two g1est tickets 70
the Temple thester
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
MRS. CAROLINE =. ruRsLEy

Private funeral services for Mrs
Caroline Bell Pursley. 81. who died
Saturday at her home, sl1 So. 9th
Evening star., 1941-05-07

quartet also is distinguished by hne
vocal quality and each solo was given
with a sincerity that heightened the
artistic effect. The enunciation of
the singers was particularly clear,
SO that the continuity of the story
could be easily followed.
X X n
AT Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church a sacred choir festival was
given as one of the events of the
local celebration of National Music
Week. 1t was held under the auspices
of the D. c. Federation of Music
Clubs with r. Deene Shure acting
as chairman of the festival.
The program opened with the sing
ing by the Mount Vernon chorus,
under Mr.. Shures direction, of Le-
wandowski's Psalm $780," Tschai-
koWsky's Praise the Lord" and
Shure's Dark Clouds Cover the
Sea-" Members of the Woodside
Methodist Church Choir, directed by
Dorothy Radde Emery, were next
heard iii Goss' 20 Saviour of the
World" the Franz-Radde Love Di-
vine" and Praise Ye the Lord" in
w. B. Olds arrangement.
The third choir to perform was
that of Trinity Church under the di-
rection of Ruth Vanderlip singing
three numbers, Candlyn's The An
nuciation," TO Thee We Sing" ar
ranged by Tkach, and Rathbones
THE Strife Is Ger" Following was
the Cappella chorus of First Con-
gregational Church, Ruby Smith
Stahl, director, in two works by
Christensen, when Curtained
Darkness" and wake Awake" and
Shutz' "Cantate Domino" The YES
per chorus of Ninth Street Christian
Church, Joseph Harrison, director,
Evening star., 1941-05-07
st. Paul.
OratOriO,
Presented
SolOists Assist
St. Alban's Chorus
In Performance
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

What is purported to be the first
performance in Washington of Men
delssohn's oratorio, "St. Paul" took
place last evening at st. Adams
Church under the direction of Wal
ter Nash, with E. William Bracket
at the organ. The choir of St.
Adams was assisted by a quartet
Of soloists including Charlotte Rid
ley Watkins, soprano; Teresa Shrad-
er, contralto; H. Granville Leef,
tenor, and Thomas N Leef, bass
The choice of the first week in May
for this local production was some
what of an anniversary celebration,
since the oratorio had its premiere
105 years ago on May 2 at the Dues
seldorf Festival under the COM
poser's direction. In the fall of the
same year it was first given in Eng
land with several subsequent per-
formanceS during MendelSsohn's
lifetime, the second being the fol-
lowing year, shortly after the COM
poser's marriage.
The oratorio, which can be counted
as the direct outcome of Mendels-
sohn's study of Bach and his cham
pionship of the "St. Matthew Pas
sion" Is a noble work, with much
of the reverent character that dis
tinguishes Bach's writing of the
same order. 1t lacks, however, the
great masters richness of harmonic
ty,y,nrtiny, or,I olcn tho raa10Gin
flow that came SO freely to Mendels-
sohn in his other compositions. The
solo parts contain great beauty and
are more distinctive than the music
ordinarily given the solo voices,
while the choruses have Spontane-
ity and completeness that makes
them the highlights of the. work.
There are moments of dramatic in
tensity, such as the dialogue between
the stricken Saul and the voice from
heaven where the latter is softly in
toned by the chorus with great purity
against the anguished questioning
of Saul.
Unstinted praise should be given
the performance last evening. The
vocal quality of the ST. Adams sing
ers is exceptional and under Mr..
Nashs splendid leadership one
senses a musical understanding and
whole hearted response to color
effects of a superior order. A unity
Of spirit is recognized in the group
and the result brings a special meas
Hre of finesse in execution. The
Evening star., 1941-05-07

was the last group to sing. being
heard in OHara's II Walked Today
Where Jesus Walked" Voris' 1.-The
Path of Prayer" and Ippolitof- Ivan
offs BLESS the Lord, o My Soul"
The combined choirs, with Edith
F.. Gottwalls as accompanist and
joined by the audience, sang Haydn's
Glorious Things of Thee Are
Spoken" as a conclusion to the pro-
gram. This choir festival has been
one of the interesting musical Offer
ings of the yearly Music Week and
a splendid evidence of the character
of the work in the field of sacred
singing. A large audience was in at
tendance, filling the church and the
gallery to capacity.
Evening star., 1941-05-07
Lyon Park PIT. A.

LYON PARK, Va, May 7 (Spe-
ciaD.-The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton will install officers tomorrow at
8 pm. in the Henry Clay School.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

Safe -: Sure :: inexpensive way to
get rid of bedbugs. Results guaranteed
on contact. Non-staining when used
as directed. Simply pour Discovery
down baseboards, in cracks in walls
or spray on beds-wherever bedbugs
lurk and breed. Over 100000 cans
of Peterman's sold last year. AT your
druggists, 2St.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

Mothers Day Gifts for out -oftown should be mailed
eory. Your Mothers Day gifts may be gift
wrapped tif you request III and mailed without
charge, if shipping charges not disproportonots
10 the amount Of purchase. Use the conveniently
located U. S. Post Office located on our First Floor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
ZDARILA SCHUZE ODBOC-
KY CES. MAR. SDRUzENf
"PRAVDA ZVfTEZf"
" BALTIMORE.

Minute 1tery, Is. dubna po-
Tadala Odbocka nase jednu z
nejzdaTilejs1ch schGzi tohoto
roku. Council {. 142, Polskeho
Narodn1ho Sdruzenf vyslal do
nasi schGze zastupce, kterymz-
to krokem polozen zaklad k
spolupraci v prfst1ch dnech. V
teto schulz doplneny prfpravy
ku Kabaretnfmu veceru spoje-
mem S vecerf v nedeli, 20. dub
ma. Tento den opet byl mani
festaci ceskeho lidu, zen a mu-
"a, re pine a jednotne stojf "a
praci Ceskeho Narodniho Sdru-
zenf. Zabavnf vybor "a vede-
nj br. Jos. Pokorneho a br.
Jarky Marese, pripravili kras-
ny vecer a NIUE byti hrdy "a
vykonanf velice krasne prace!
Cest Yam sestry a bratrf, kterf
jste Sc pricinili "a zdar tohoto'
vecera. Kez Vase krasna pra-
ce jest ocenena i temi, kterf do
-dnes stojf stranou naSeho Cd
boje. Verfme, re konecne i o.
nj rozhoupajf boty a stanou Sc
cinnymi cleny v Odbocce nasi.
Priblizuje Sc hodina dvanac-
ia, jest nejvyssf cas-, ably kazdy
uprfmny Czech pTihlasil Sc v ma
Sc rady! Nechme vSech pla-
nych vymluv, stanme sc cleny
6. N. S. Tajemnlk odeslal ma
80 zadost1 10 podporu neb O pri-
hlasenf Sc "a cleny. Dosud sc z
techto nasich prominentnfch
obcand pfihlasil pouze jeden!
Coz jest mono ably bohatstvf a
postavenf zamlklo srdce nasich
nejprednejsfch lid1? Cekame
ma Vas Cesi, snad mas nezkla-
mete! Snad Wy, kterf "a jedi
ny den vydelate vic nez jedna
ceska zena "a cely rok a vidfte
jak ia ceska zena pri prvnf
schulz G. N. S. nam prime
sla $500 CO clensky pT1spevek
a dala vice a dava stale. Plete,
haGkuje, zasfva, snad Wy Sc ne
nechate zahanbit? Vzdyt Va
Sc matky a otcove byli Cesi!
Vzdyt Wy sami Vase zacatky
prozili jste ceskem stTedu "a
pomoci ceskeho lidu. Snad ne
zaprete cesky sv1j pGvod nynf
"a JEDEN DOLLAR! Nechce-
me a nem1zeme tomu VERT!
Podejte nam o tom dGkazy re
jste dosud CeSi.
Vykonny Vybor Odbocky
"Pravda Zvitezl" 6. N. S..
v Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
NABfDKY MA
PRO ZRfZENCE OBRAN-
NIGH A

Nabfdky pro zffzeni 800 pTf-
bytkG pro zrfzence praci narod
nj obrany v Armistead Gar
dens ma Philadelphia road a
Horner's lane, budou otevTeny
zadatelGm 2. kvetna.
Vladnf Trad ubytovani kou-
pill nedavno 700 pffbytk1, jez
blfzf Sc ku skoncenf. Nedosta-
tex pr1bytkG hlavne u Bette
hem Steel Company a Glenn l..
Martin Company, pTinutil mno-
he, re museli hledati s rodina-
mi svymi jinde pffbytky.
V Odenton u Fort Meade
skoncena jest stavba lis domu
pro d1stojnfky. Nekolik set il
nych domG hotovo Dude v biz
Ike budoucnosti u Edgewood
Arsenalu a Aberdeen Proving
Grounds.
Ash lis dom1 pro dn6stojnf-
ky v Holabird a Motor Trans
port skole zahrnuty jsou We
stavebnfm prorgamu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
DESET ROK6 STARA DIV
KA Sc ZASTRELILA.

Cecilia Balcar, 10 rokI sta
ra, strelila Sc v horejsi mistno-
sti domu We $500 blocku East
Fayette ulice do prsou kuli z
revolveru. V Johns Hopkins
stav zranene uznan kritickym.
Poole udan1 sergeanta, Jose
pha R1zicky, Cecilia Sc svoji
IL rok1 starou sestrou chystaly
Sc v 1tery rano do skoly. Mat
ka, Vera Belcar, pokarala &C.
celii pro nejaky maly prestu-
PEEK. Divka odbehla ma horu a
v kratkosti slysena byla rama.
ODE sestry jsou zakynemi We
farni skole Our Lady of Pom
peie ma Claremont a Conkling
uliclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Osmilety hoch nalezen byl v
nedeli privazany fetezem ku
posteli. PolicistGm Tekl: "To
nine moji rodice privazali, kdyz
odejeli do Virginie v patek, po-
nevac Sc nechteli sc mnou ira
pitt U postele stala nadoba
s vodou, sklenice a kus chleba.
Hoch, Stephen w. Piechocki
mel ma sobe jen kratke kalhoty
a kosilku. Policiste rozlomili
zamek a osvobodili hocha.
Kdyz rodice vratili sc pozde-
j rano, otec, Stephen w. Pie
chocki byl zatcen a vinen z ma
padenf a udereni hocha.
V pondelf vyslychan byl otec,
jenz S placem svedcil, re hoch
rad Sc vyhybal skole, ably hral
"hookey" a re hoch pfivazan
byl tax, re snadno rozepnouti
mohl Tetez, kterym ku posteli
"a nohu pripoutan byl.
Hoch kolikrate cele noel byl
z domu pryc, kdyz v patek v
noel spal v parku, otec prika-
zal, ably Sc privazal ku posteli,
coz hoch pod jeho T1zenfm uci-
nil. Nejprve privazan byl v So
botu rano a privazany zIstaI
do nedele rano, kdyz kfikem
jeho sousede mu pribehli ku
pOmoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
ZAJEZDY DRAM. ODBORU
SOK JEDN. "BLESK."

Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk
veren stare tradici rozsiruje
svoji pGsobnost ma poll narod-
MIN a vzdelavac1m i "a hranice
naseho statu. Ma pozvan1, KITE
rych Sc mu dostalo z Filadelfie
a Washington ucinf Odbor "a
jezdy a pohostinske vystoupenl
v techto mestech a to v meslci
kvetnu. V obou mestech Sc bu-
de hrati krasna zpevohra"Tam
ma horach''.
Do Filadelfie Sc pojede v ne
deli, 4. kvetna a Dude Sc hrati
We 3 hod. odpoledne We Sloven-
ske Budove. Ucinkuj1cf druzi-
ma v poctu 30ti osob vyjede bu-
sem v 8 hodin rano re Sokolov-
ny.
Druhe vypravy do Washing
tOnu mohou Sc z1castniti i naSi
krajane. Bude to v nedeli, IL.
kvetna a hrati Sc Dude v Py-
THAN Bldg, 9th st. blize Mas
sachusetts ulice N. w. Zaca-
tex We $3.50 odpol. Pc divadle
Dude tanecni zabava.
Je to snad poprve dejinach
washingtonskych Cech1, re Sc
tam Dude hrati ceske divadlo.
Toto divadelnf predstavenf ma
byti vzpruhou k dalsf cinnosti
obetavych washingtonskych
krajanG. Chteli by 81 take u
tvofiti divadelnf krouzek a dou
fame, re Sc jim tento sen usku-
tecn1. Apelujeme ma nase bal
timorske krajany, kter1 nevi-
deli operetu "Tam ma horach"
ably 81 vyjeli do Washington.
|Spojf tim pr1jemne S uzitec-
|nym.
Busova vyprava odjede re
Sokolovny, rob Gay a Preston
ulic We IL hodin poledne. Costa
i Sc vstupnym ma divadlo obna-
81 $1.50. Kdo by chtel jeti,
prihlas Sc do 4. kvetna bud v
Sokolovne u br. F. Boudy neb v
obchode br. AL. RIzicky, 1922
E. Madison ul. Nazdar! A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

kterf srdcem lpf Ike stare vlasti,
ktera dnes jest slapana vrazed-
nou nohou nacizmu.
Slechetnost je vyrazem do
brych srdcf. A tech v dnesnim
chaosu ~svetovem jest opravdu
treba.
Podporme vsichni svojf priz-
nj takove dobre lidi. Chodme
vsichni ma jejich podniky. Ia
slouzf 81 toho pine.
Cest Yam vsem, kdoz svoif
prac1 a slechetnosti zmirnuiete
boil tech, kterf trpi We vyhnan-
stvi "a svGj BOZ o prava lidska
a jsou v boji az syobodu a spra-
vedlnOst.
Vase krasna prace v odboji
Dude prece jen ma konec koru-
novana 1spechem.
Karel Zahradka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Cd dolby odvolanf prohibice
tisfce Baltimorskych patron1
hospod nespokojeno bylo, re
must "stati pryc" cd baru ane-
DO re must sedeti ma zidlfch pc
pGlnoci a v nedeli. Hostinstf
nevideli zrovna radi tento roz-
kaz ponevac platiti museli "a
zidle a ma tech usidlene m1ti IL
znive hosty. Vedle toho muse
Ii pod dohledem m1ti dveTe, ne
kraci-li jimi policista nejaky
chtej1c1 %vypatrati, sed1-li kaz-
dy ma zidli.
Well, hoste nyni nemus1 Sc
posinovati ma zidllch pc pIl no.
ci nebo v nedeli. Hostinst1 ne
must vyhazovati penize ma "a
koupenf zidli tech. Proc? Co.
werner O'Conor podepsal We
ctvrtek predlohu, kterou mesto
Baltimore vynato jest re statnf-
no zakona toho a die nfz kazdy
niue sc pohybovati v hospode
pc pGlnoci a v nedeli die libOs-
tt.
Co nyni trapi ty nebo ony,
jest: HostinStf spekulujf pry CO
Sc zidlemi a hoste zvyklf ma Ii
die bedujf, re tyto nyni jsou
jim odebrany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

- Ctyrlety hoch usmrcen byl
v nedeli, kdyz vbehl pod kola
busu a osmilety hoch tezce IRA
men ~automobilem.
Carl Lott z Philadelphia u
smrcen byl busem ma kfizovat-
ce Kossouth a st. Joseph ulic,
kdyz s jinym hochem hral 81
tam. Osmilety Robert Ridge
way z Annapolis avenue IRA
men byl automobilem Theodore
N. Butts.
= Lord Halifax, anglicky
velvyslanec a jeho manzelka
setkali Sc v sobotu S automobi-
lovou nehodou ma Colesville
Pike u Colesville, Md, sedm
mil severne Cd Washingtonu,
kdyz byli ma ceste ku hostin6
New Yorskeho novinaTe, Hen
ry j. Fisher, jehoz sfdlem jest
Park Heights avenue a CARR
son road. Oba z6stali nezra-
neni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
NEDALA Sc.

Mildred Craft, 28leta re Sid
ney avenue, kdyz v nedeli tia
ella detsky kocarek z domu sve
sestry ma Washington Boule-
ward pc 10. iodine v noel ma
padena byla ma prazdnem lotu
mladym cernochem, ktery die
vseho byl napilym. Cernoch
mumlal: "Chci desak. Dejte
mi vase penlze." "Nemam zad-
me-" odbyla jej Craftova acko-
liv We skutecnosti mela $11 V
penezence. "Well, podfvame
se," odbyl il cernoch a chytil il
"a saty." Craftova udefila jej
jak mohla nejv1ce do obliceje a
srazila jej ma kolena. PAX I'VE
ola kamen a udeTila no t1mto
do hlavy. Cernoch zapotacel
sc S hrozbou: ga ii dam pro
toto. Dam IT," Potion zahle-
ola jej padnouti ma ZEN. Graf
tova rychle sebrala kocarek, v
.nemz jejf dftko plakalo a ujela
co nejkvapneji mohla do biz
Ike gasolfnove STANCE, odkud
prepaid oznamen policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
POZORNEN

Zajezd, spatrit krasnou Flo
ridu poradajf clenky I. Amer
Ces. Damskeho Dem. Klubu Z.
wardy. Ctyrdennl pobyt v me-
ste Miami, vyjfzdka pc mort ma
yachte "Comrade H." sc skle-
nenym dnem kde mono shield
nout vse co more skryva. Okru-
mi vylety shlednout celou kra-
SUI tohoto mesta a okolf, dale
navsteva rGznych velkych NEST
jake ST. Petersburg a jine. u
bytovani v nejlepsfm hotelu
zrovna ma nabrezf s vyhl1dkou
ma more. Toto vse mono pod
niknouti "a velmi snfzenou &C.
nu. Kdo by Sc zajlmal o tuto
cestu, prihalste Sc u pf. A. Itch,
2105 E. Madison St. co nejdTi-
We. Srdecny dix a mnoho IDA
ru preje A. Nejedlfk.