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Evening star., 1941-03-30
PAID IN FULL
Confinvsd from page five

opened and Joe was startled to see
Markey walk into the shop. Hello,
Mr.. Markey. The gateman said you
hadn't shown up yet"
The superintendent l"ghed. He
must be slipping. walked right past
him not fifteen minutes ago - Now
about these lathes. I've been think
ing but I'd better get the sketch l
worked out. Wait here, Joe. and Ill
60 get it from my Office"
"Okay." said Joe. Out of the window
he saw a gopher running along beside
the charged fence. The field in which
the plant was set was full of gophers.
and on Sundays. when things were
quiet, some of them would grow
fatally curious about the bright wire
mesh. He watched the awkward little
animal scurrying along. stopping now
and then with its nose dangerously
close. Then he saw it actually touch
the wires, saw it lift its forepaws
against them. Joe drew in his breath
sharply and shuddered. But the
gopher scurried on, unframed. There
Was no electricity in that fence!
liz TURNED to sec the superintend-
ent's broad back, going swiftly away
from him across the shop. He thought
of those six candy wrappers. all OF
one color. on the floor by the vending
machine. He yelled out across the
shop:
'Mr. Markey you have been
here since yesterday. and you figure
to crawl out the fence in the back"
His mind made his tongue form the
cry Involuntary.
Markey whirled, his face white as
paper, his eyes like slits. Across his
face was that curious expression Joe
remembered from that day in the
Office. Joe was sure now. He plunged
across the room. unsnapping the hasp
knife in his pocket. He grabbed
Markey by the throat, holding him at
arms length, waving the blade in his
other fist.
"Joe - you foolr'
"I'm not a fooli I'm not like my
brother"
you've gone crazy" Markey
struggled.
"Just crazy enough to know that
you have done something in there.
That you planned it that would be
the one to take the blame"
LET 60 of me. joe" Markey
gasped. "I'll I'll yell for the gate
man."
Evening star., 1941-03-30
SOMETHING TO
CHEW ON.

"A BOSTON ice manufacturer and dis
tributor has made news by announc-
ing a punch bowl made entirely of
pure .ice. The sparkling surface adds
to the appearance of the table and the
BOWL is guaranteed to last for hours.
LIQUID lard is sold by the bottle in
some sections of Central and South
America. The weather is so hot that
the lard will not solidify.
CHEESE cages" are common in
southeastern Europe. where cheeses
are put outdoors to harden and cure.
They are placed in iron cages for
protection against birds, thieves =
and, undoubtedly. mice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Iiolls||ear
:!
County CHI Work
Described II Talk

oThe work Of An club msm-
bers In thu county was described
today at the weekly meeting q
the Lions club IT. 00fdons Grill
by Kenneth Anderson, district
leader Of the club IN Macomb
county ana extension speciaiisl
ot Michigan Stats College.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Accused Councilman
IS Said Near Death
FITZGERALD RESIGNS TO AVOID
EMBARRASSMENT; DENIES FRAUD

mony In connection with the In
dictmet Of COucilman John +.
Hamilton yesterday, resigned to
avoid embarrassment to theyex-
ecutive office"
Fitzgerald. who asserte he
was innocent Of any VIM -do-
ing, was 1aid by Hand on to
have been the person WIN INTRO
duced him to She man anet led
to have paid the bribes "a be-
half Of the successful h1pders on
the housing project.
"Mr. Fitxoerald hss assured
me that he @ts -innocent Of any
wrong doing and ] believe him.
However = - scc1ptea Ais
Resignation" said Coy. Van
WAGNER. Ne ~ W.
Councilman John e. Lodge, I
former mayor, said he "never
had . more painful duty In
considering the custer action
against Ewald.
bob Ewald Is my oldest as
sociate on this council. ! have
nothing but the highest regard
for him, but there Is nothing 70
do but'proceed with this custer"
Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries said
the city would throw out" the
housing contract and call for
new bids
"The city charter calls for
competitive bids" he said. "This
contract was obtained by fraud
and It Is void - Well have to
start all over again on . new
contract"
Ewald, who for IS years had
been president Of the Bricklay-
ers Union, was charged In IN
custer petition with accepting
$1,000 for his vote favoring con-
crete construction in the So
300, 600 EIerman Gardens hous-
Ing project contract.
Circuit Judge Homer Fergu-
son, In his capacity ~ .. one
man grand jury, and Prosecu-
tor Edward 4. Bowling prepar-
ed the petition which was sim
liar to one issued Tuesday &C,
cusing councilman John F.
Hamilton, . former state repre-
sentative, with acceptance Of Z
Sec GRAFT-Page 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
E1ll|s|
tnIdesl :
p!sssk = -.
- 49, \,

a NAU0DA fn5f Colony.
lSreA ] pU1ico 3 in.
spGctor testift6d$ today int
Major Sir Henry John Deivp6
Btoughton, charged with ~
murder Of the Earl q EttQ4.
asked him several days after -
Staying:
"H you found your wife IN bed
with 4 man and shot him would
you Be hanged Tor murder?"
Lady Broushton, loo I In 8
smart and lovely in . cool blue
print dress, crushed raspberry
hat and dark glasses, listened
calmly a. the inquiry went into
it second day.
The first witness was the
woman proprietor Of Z tropical
African roadhouse, whA tesd-
fled the dashing Lord Enroll and
blonde Lady Brousht0n LETT her
establishment shortly before
midnight on January -, the
night before the peer was 1Aund
See RROB1Raeo ;
~ III y ~ .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

oDETROIT, March 20-(R-
Custer proceedings against Rob-
ert G.. Ewald, one Of two Detroit
city councilmen accused OF &C
cepting . bride for his vote on
the So, 800, 900 Herman Gardens
housing project was set tenta-
lively today for April 8. Similar
proceedings against Councilman
John r. Hamilton have been set
4nr April b.
,, The councirs action came a.
Ewald, veteran Of seven terms,
lay critically Ill of pneumonia
beneath m oxygen tent in Alex
ander Blain hospital. unaware
a narGef ASainst Asni,
NJ < I'd Lshsines chs
ter 3, III srald, executive sec
lfefa}y ~ Gov. Murray D. Van
Wagoaer, mentiohed In testi-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

Brieadier General Henry b.
Clagett, Selfridge Field COM
manding officer since 1895 who
leaves for duty In the Philippines
on April 8, was honored last
night by nearly 800 Mount
Clemens friends 1t the 6rst an
nual Masonic Guest Night.
"It II with deep regret that I
leave my native st. and Self
ridge Field at this time for duty
in Tho Philippines" General
Claeett said In response to
townspeoples' and Air Corps Of
ficers' tributes. II 90 TO foreign
servicG secure In the knowledge
that ~ good Americans Of this
vital 10chienn national defense
area M bending every energy
to eQuib cur afmed forces for
any 1abeuSe situation which
may a1isa."
Paul =. Hirt, Of Mount Clesn-
venA 1oo0od = H. cc1nnnun1ty
spirit nd eivic cooperutioo
shown ~ H. General and Nh.
Claestt during thoir reGidooieo IN
the 1oeint Clonsens communilv.
He polntod one thot Nj.
Clagett 4 . prooldent Of the
Mount 0oonG1ao chno1ue. AmGri-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
hen Was . BOOtle98er
VERSATILE FRANKLIN AND PALS
FED THEIR PUBLIC WITH
FICTION!

readers. They clipped them nc
tionl
In thoee coesst-bcund days. Ac-
tion was reonrded - oatan's
subtlest bait ~ stoid rhilAdel-
phians. Anythiag 5 that wosn't
known 10 ~ true Ma shunnod
--publically % lDagl sd sneh
innocent vp1l1neo = 'sRngFiu'o
ProGresss Wogo eyed with -
picion. es
hut. - sseuas. ssiddy postlm
q H. citl1nnry wsGnit 0tl10ed
with ooly co10nn 11Geboees 81
mons @ : selftlno p1Deo q how
% plant potatooa 1hay wnntoo
sterie: ~ n.y. ~ q tAan an
rop&itiougl, !. flsss
j ah go ~ ,'s,s *
c. - eiss :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Local Man Ned
On Forgery Count
psssls vlslstss
Under lavssti Sstiea

uCircuit Court Judge James Z.
Spier this morning ordered po-
lice 10 hold Paul Schmidt, Jr..
S0-year-old Mount Clemens
resident, pending further inves-
tigation on check forgery
charges.
Schmidt . parole vi6lator. 10
charged with pa1Bine Ave worth
Len chscks. .otAling approxi-
mately 80. He wae arrsgted yes-
terday eftognoons by Police
SerRk BuGsno Sgnith.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

oPHu.ADRLp1ilA, March 10
R-Aftef two cenlnries, an
other chapter instbe lie Of YER
satile Zen xrGa1k11n and his
Junto Club frisnds trnsd up TO-
day. ~
Librarian IfanhliA and his
sasociateA whe founded ! rhila-
delphia libe1rys wuro 800 beok
n: - - t1sslh ssys
chargs a $3.50 G1co 80 poor
Richard'9' l1to - ne not
q bod 9 \ $50
The!r bss!l - : Dis
crest Mo- - - 4 bBinssg
f. q Y12y = IT g
4 '' IN, : - ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
General Closett Honored
at Masonic Guest Night
ssIfridss Field cemmsndsr Leuds
Mount Clemens Resident, In Telk

can Red Gross, has been M
tionally recognized for her work
In developing projects and well
fare activities far more extern
sive than any heretofore under
taken here.
Major Herbert L. Kumpfer.
speakins for the Selfridge Field
officers present, declared that
they were losing zone Of the
most competent Officers IN the
Army and m outStanding Air
Corps executive.
Mount Clemens and this part
Of 10chiean are not only losing
one of their most philosophical
Bee 0KNERAI-Rsge e
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Officials
CO1lfel.rilla
at Lansing

oMembers Of, the Legislative
committee Of The Board q Su-
pervisorA County Treasurer
Carl b. Brandenburg and Con
troller Sherwood Bennett wsFs
In Lansing today conferrlnx with
Auditor Ceneraa vesnon J.
Brown IN IN attempt q stf1ieht-
"a tangled county toWnship-
state bookksepinS.
Supervisors, q their most ~
cent meeting attempted II
launch Z move designsd 20 e1nf-
lily the situation. Il was thel1
suggested that Brown might
cancel interest due the skate a
rejected property descriptions. &
On the legislative committee
are: Frank Biehl, Adrian Linoe-
mann, Kenneth Hill, Er5Aeo(
Wanselin and Donald r. Wea.
tendorf. 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Tax Land Sales
Drop Slightly
Only - PoresIs Sold
in "Wednesday Bidding

ain sharp contrast to the heavy
bidding which marked the start
of the third week Of "Scaven-
ger" tax sales, q slow response
to the offering of 600 parcels
yesterday dropped the average
of clearances by 10 per cent.
Supervisor Earl Stone said TO-
day.
Only q parcels of the lot
were sold for a total OF 1920.
as compared to the daily average
Of more than $4,000 which has
been established throughout the
sales. The sale on Monday alone
drew q total of $29, $50.
The property being offered Is
the last of Book Two for the sale
and consists O: parcels located
in the village Of Roseville. The
minority of the lots are vacant
property or lie In undeveloped
subdivisions, Stone said.
More than "a per cent Of the
offerings had been taken by bid
ders up to yesterdays sale.
which dropped the average to
81 per cent, Stones records
showed.
y Increased competitive bidding
- expected to Jump the average
when the sale Of property In
Book Three Il opened. This lists
property In st. Clair Shores and
includes the old Masonic Coun-
try club, Jefferson Beach and
major farm properties. These
parcels will 90 on the block be-
ginning Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Blast
Creates Panic
Ksnvil, n. j., Again
Scene Of Explosion

oKENvIL, N. J., March 2O-(R9
An explosion on the burning
grounds" Of the Hercules Pow
der company plant ut noon to-
day Jared the country for miles
around and created . near-panic
in the area where . blast which
took 81 lives last fall II fresh in
everyone's memory.
There were no injuries. DAM
age was said to be negligible.
The shock was felt In Morris
town, ten miles away. Almost
immediately highways were
jammed with traffic a. motorists
converged on the scene, fearful
that another tragedy hsd struck.
Patrolman Edward Higgins
See BLAST-RAgo 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Three Building :.
peIIlIls Granted
cesussRissjsa Apprsvss
pseitieas q Residents

AThree building permits, total
ins 5000, were granted BY the
city conmissiOn ,at it, regular
meeting last night.
They were:
Jock Theunissin for $1,000
residence ON Esplanade avenue;
Urban Peters for 800 addition
% beauty parlor On North ave-
nue., and Margaret O'Keefe for
$500 addition 70 home On 10
GRIND avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Tom Loagstaf
Welcomed Back
to Commission
/. Commissioner Long

ss~~~~~eSOsS~eSS 1870
staff"
Here"
Members Of the city commits
sion last night heard these
words for the first time In near
ly two months, and couldn't help
commenting on Il.
For Tom Longstaf, one Of the
most popular members Of the
commission, was back In Thar.
ness" altar serious illness con-
fined him 70 st. Joseph's hospital
over six weeks ago.
When he answered the roll
call 1T night, busineG1 woo
halted heiol1y while fel1pW COM
mis1toaoeU welcomed H back
inta - 1cld.
public po1ety.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

oLANSNG, March notwithstanding Won Wo9oner TO-
oy announced his stoff had completed dottn0 OF me CO.
,lstroton bill proposing beoIizino amendments to the
Nichoon unemployment compensation oct to 0ront more
generous benefits to persons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
William Handie
i Seriously Siek

OThs eondition q William
'sDIll" Hardia. pottery sxscativs
and civic lssAsr. was dsserihsd
- ~aiticsl'' md ''noe = ousd
= yssserdays' by g. Jossph's
heepltal ssthoritiss to-day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
British Subs Sink Two Ships

niONDON. March 2O-tAP)-Three British submarines
pouncno on toion conveys sank two heovyloden supply
vessels oost eerton destroyed onohe and scored hits
on two crowded troop transports. one Of which " IS con
sidered certain completely destroyed the oomro'N on
nounced todov.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
r.nads Calls 5000 More Men

SooTTAWA conodo March 2o-tAP) -AbondorinQ the
pocy Of 3odoy training for home defense mit'omen Sono
AZ Compulsory service administration coIled UP oOO men
rs the ooe group todoy the first unit to receive
four months Of mitory troinng
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20
Australians Cheer US. Ships

v svDNlEY A,,stroIio Morch tAPl-Hundreds Of
sonds o. Afroons stood the shores Of
HORROR tooy and cheered the orrvol OF seven Un'teo
Stotes worships, needed by the fooship Chicago
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

TIrk.Slav Solution is Claimed
foDELGRADE Yuooslovio, March zo-tAPl -5snnon er;
~ asserted todoy satisfactory solution had hn touno
70 BOTH the Turkish ond Yuoos'ov problems out oo "0' '
close its noture. at
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
ZVYSENf PLATO 100000
DELNfKUM.

V. P. Goodman, predseda
CLIO unie acknowledged del
Mkt Inglewood, Kalifornie,
prohlasil We stTedu, re 5000
deln1kG zastavf praci We ctvr-
tex.
Zeleznicnf spolecnosti stojl
vstr1c pozadavku pro zvysenf
mzdy 100000 organisova-
nym zr1zencIm.
Ctrnact zeleznicn1ch organi-
saci, slozenych z klerkG, stroll
nik1, telegrafistG a ostatnich
rozhodli We stTedu zadati o
zvyseni mzdy cd 80 do "a CEN
tn "a hodinu pro jejich 5000
clen1. Pet uni pfedloz1 zadost
10. cervna O zvysenf v obnosu
80 procent pro 100000 clen1,
Iktere representa-.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
MA KOSI-
LfCH ZVYSENY MZDY.

Asi 5000 pracovnfkd ma ko-
silfch, obdrzf zvysenf mzdy O
10 cent? mezi nynejskem a l.
cervencem Poole umluvy ucine-
ne mezi Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers of America a to-
varn1ky.
Ma zvysenf mzdy a utvoren1
zvlastniho prazdninoveho fon-
du, do nehoz zamestnanci platf
.pdl centu tydne, tyka Sc tovaren
We statech: New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, West Virginia, Connect
cut a Massachusetts. Zvysen1
mzdy tkne Sc asi $4,000 zamest
nanc1 a vyzada 81 asi $10,0OO,-
900.
z osmi tisic tovarfnk1 kosil
We statu, asi polovicka je v Bal
timore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
ODMENY DVEMA BALTIMO-
RANNM v r
DfLNACH.

Diva Baltimorane, oba v dill
mach Glenn l.. Martin spolecno-
sti obdrzeli v pond6lf odmeny v
obnosech pc $3.50 ma hotovosti
v jejich kontestu prodelanem
ma pomocne> zrychlenf narodnf
obrany.
Baltimorstf vftezi jsou: Mar
tin J. Madison, 44lety, vGdce
jednoho Department. v Martin
dllnach ma Middle River a Jo-
seph A. Chyba, 40lety, starsi
Inspector mad nastroji a castmi
aeroplanG.
Chyba jest Sc vzduchopla-
veckou touto spolecnost1 pc vi
ce nezli jedenact rok1. Odme-
nu z1skal "a prohlaseni a do
kazan1 presvedcenl sveho:
"Vyhoda dreva mad ocelf je,
re ocel trp1 rychlostf pohybu,
kdezto dTevo IDA Sc touto Sc
zlepsovati."
Chyba narozen byl V Cechach.
Do Spojenych StatG pTijel roku
1907. Navstevoval nocni sko-
lu V Baltimorske polytechnice
a pracoval ma rGznych stro-
jfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
MA JOHNS
K

V 1tery v divadle Lyric gra-
duovalo pet set studentG z
John Hopkins university. Ne
kteff z mich byli z Evropy, A
friky, Aisle a JIM Ameriky.
Slavnosti predsedal president
university, DIR. Isaiah Bowman,
jenz proslovil graduacni rec.
V reel sve president upozor-
noval graduanty, re dnesnf do
ba je "casem pro skutky a tyto
bezpochyby re mini della, ocel,
nebezpec1 a smrt."
TTicet z graduantI ~nastoupi
bez odkladu do armadni sluz-
by a mnozf JIM pracovati bu-
dou v narodnfch obrannych in
dustriich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
VYLET |. CES. M DAM.
KLUBU z. r DO
MIAMI MA FLORIDE.

Clenkyne klubu S heSlem
"Postavte NAMELY ma jejich
m1sto" zanechavse domaclch
starostf a namahu, vyjely 81 do
Floridy, ably v Miami stravily
dny odpocinku a veseli. Do
Miami, jak udava list "The Mi
ami Herald, pTijela delegace
10 Baltimoranek v pondelf pro
tyden "funu v Mama stylu'.
V cele clenek klubu byla pf.
Bessie Klecka Rlha a Anne
Cvach. We veku cd Al do 70
rokd "divky" vt6stnaly celou
fadu prazdninovych cinnosti
behem jejich petidennf navste-
Wy v Miami.
"Predne, chceme opaleny BY
tt die Floridskeho stylu", pro-
hlasila jmenem vyletnic pf. Bes-
sic R1ha. Ceske vyletnice, ably
nebyly prekonany muzskymi
vyletnfky tam v minulem roce,
bavily Sc velice zdaTile.
sedesat matek, jez planova-
ly z1castniti Sc vyletu, nuceny
byly zr1ci Sc milych prazdnin,
ponevac jejich synove obdrzeli
prave v dobe tie povolanl k VOL
sku. Matky tyto rozhodly Sc
ztraviti dny Sc syny svymi.
Jak pf. Klecka-Rfha udala,
dive jine delegace z Baltimore
chystaj1 Sc tam ku vylet1m
"Polsky Klub" a "Postavte
NAMELY v jejich m1sta."
z vyletu nase BaltimoTanky
poslaly srdecny pozdrav redak
ci Telegraph" a milym ctena-
rim listu tohoto.
Mrs. Bozena K. R1ha, Mrs.
Cvach, Mrs. A. Zelenka, Mrs.
Amalie Kreml, Mrs. K. skra-
bek, Mrs. M. Ruttig, Mrs. B
Sevc1k, Mrs. Anna Bell, Mrs
Anna Itch, Mrs. M. Velky, Mrs
Beckett, Mrs. j. Konrad, Mrs
Black, Mrs. B. Rytina, Mr.. &
Mrs. John Schott, Mrs. Schi,
munek, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. R1ha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
VZHURU MA SLET DO


Jfzdne Dude "a osobu $2O.85
tam i zp6t; lfstek platny 20
dni, t.. j. lfstek %zpatecnf. Je
nutno obdrzet jfzdne nejpoz-
deli V patek, dine 20. cervna v
Sokolovn6.
K z~ajistenf ubytovanf a noe
IehuG, je treba, ably ii, ktef1 ne
mali zname nebo pTatele v Chi
cagu Sc prihlasili v cas- u W.
pravcfho komit6. Take je "a
hodno ably tit6z jeli s vypravou,
ably o jejich umlstenf mohlo
byt postarano. Pokoj v hotelu
pro 2 neb vice osob Dude staff
cd S1.OO do $2.OO.Vypravci ko-
mite jsou: Ed. Cosgrove, nacel-
nix, 1920 Kenyon Ave-, Mana
Michalek, nacelnice; Josef Po-
korny, vzd6lavatel, 1881 East
Madison ulice. SLETU D A
Mimo zavodicfch prihlasili
Sc dosud ma Slet nasledujicl
krajan6 a krajanky:
Mrs. Lena Malat, Mrs. Marie
Pffhoda, Mrs. Anna Smrha,
Mrs. E. Perner, Mrs. Sofie My
mar. Mrs. Lillian Mynar a dee
ra, Mr.. Albert Hocky, Mr.. &
Mrs. Vaclav Hrabanek, Mr.. &
Mrs. Vaclav Primus, Nh. &
Mrs. Vecera, Mr.. & Mrs. Josef
Bflek, Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. Kolo-
maznfk, Mr.. & Mrs. AID. Xii
mes, Mr.. & Mrs. Jos. Pokorny.
Mrs. Jos. Peroutka z Raspe-
burg.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
OHEN DOME.

George Younger a jeho man
zelka Anna poraneni byli o.
hn6m, ktery vypukl V pr1zem1
jejich domu, {. 727 N. Lake
wood avenue. Younger udal
policii, re pc navratu z Clifton
parku, kde je clenem parko-
vacf policie, byl probuzen hla-
sem zvonku. Svetnice byla pl-
ma kouTe. Pc snaze dostati Sc
dolG do pT1zemi, padl do naru-
Ct souseda Franka Zeiller a
sousedG, kteTi hlasem zvonku
probudili usnuvsiho policistu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
ZVOLIL PRVN1
zENU DO SPOJ.
STATt.

Katharine E. Byron, 37leta
vdova pc demokratickem kon-
gresn1kovi Williamu D. Byro-
novi, stala Sc prvnf maryland
skou kongresnici, nebot tento
stat jeste nikdy zadnou zenu
do kongresu neZvolil.
Byron zvftezila pTi doplno-
vacfch volbach ma uprazdnene
m1sto v kongresu pc SVEN man
zelovi, ktery byl zabit v bfeznu
pTi zricenf sc letadla v Georgii.
Byron zastupoval sesty kongre-
sionellf distrikt. O tyz trad Sc
uchazel republican A. Charles
Stewart, ktery dostal jen O ma
10 meme HAST. Byron je mat
kou peti SYM.
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MiStni ZprdYy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhG.

We stTedu, 4. cervna O a.
iodine odpoledne spojeni byli
svazkem manzelskym snouben-
CT: James R. Graves a Naomi
G. Woodward. Oba z Ithaca,
New York State. Svedky snat-
ku byli: John A. Graves a Mar
garet Leocord. Snatku poze-
hnal Rev. Frank Novak.
= Ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbeni byli:
" pondeli Frances Proeb-
stl, 13leta dcera Johna a Cenci
Proebstl, {. 513 N. Rose ulice,
jez zemrela 30. kvetna. Naro-
zena byla v Baltimore. Pohreb
byl z kostela St. Andrews.
We ctvrtek Louis Wesley,
vdovec, {. 2401 E. Eager ulice,
jenz zemTel 2. cervna We starr
So rok1. Povolanfm byl reznik.
Zanechava zde syna, Louise
Wesley. Narozen byl Cesko-
slovensku. Nalezel ku spolku
St. Elements Lodge. Pohreb
byl z kostela sv. Vaclava a z
pohTebniho domu Schimunek.
POhTby tyto vypravil Charles
E. Schimunek.
- Ma Narodnfm hTbitove
nOhThen hvI " ned6li O 9. hOdi-
ne odpoledne Martin Kolaf,
vdovec po Marii Kolar, rozene
Hranac, z Delight avenue, c.
g., Raspeburg, jenz zemrel 20.
kv6tna. PohTebnf obfady Wy
konal Rev. Frank Novak.
Pohreb vypravila firma Las
sahn pohTebn1 dim.
Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
p~ohTbena Lena Stach, vdova
pc Vincentu Stach. Pohfeb W.
praven byl z domu dcery Fred
]. FRAZIER, 4030 Ridgecroft a.
venue We stFedu.
Verejne Cvicenf a Vylet
pOTada SbOr Kat. SOkOlu a So
kolic ma Cvach's Maryland
Shore V ned6li, dine 8. cervna.
Busy pojedou cd Katolick6 Bu-
dovy V 1920 rano a l.. bod.
odpoledne. Cestovne SOC. Phi
hlasky nejdele do 6. cervna u
pf. Slechtov6, 902 N. Bradford
ulice.
- We ctvrtek cd 5 hodiny do
8. hodiny vecer vysluhovana
Dude We Skolni mistnosti koste-
la Cesko-M Bratfi
slepici vecere, jez tesla Sc a
jist6 teSiti Dude i tentokrate
znamenit6 1casti hodujicich.
Cena je SO cent?. Vecefi f1df
p1. Mentlik.
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DOPIS.
H WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

May 20, 1941.
My dear Mr.. Svehla:-
The President is profoundly
grateful for your kind message.
He has asked me to thank you
for your loyal thought in send
ing it, and to assure you that
your generous offer of service
is indeed appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
M. H. Mcintyre,
Secretary to the President
Louis J. Svehla, Esq,
721 N. Collington Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Billy DUN
WASHINGTON
20. kvetna 1941.
Drahy pane Svehlo!
Pan president jest nadmfru
povdecen "a VAST milou zpra-
WI. Pozadal mne, bych Yam
"a nj podekoval a zaroven ujis-
til, re Vase velkodusna nabld-
ka sluzby jest o%pravdove oce-
n6na.
Vas uprfmny,
M. HI. Mcintyre,
Presidentuv tajemn1k.
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DOPADENI.

V Dayton, Ohio, dopadeni
byli Raymond Rex Epperson a
jeho zena, kteTi vineni jsou z
okradenf Liberty financnf spo-
lecnosti O $1,000. Kradez uci-
Mill IL. kv6tna v 1Tadovne fir
my v 1000 blocku W.Baltimore
ulice. Muz vessel do uradovny v
den ten a zadal o pGjcku. Kdyz
sam pax byl s 1rednikem fir
my, vytahl revolver S rozka-
zem, ably mu dany byly penlze.
Kradez tato byla druhou be-