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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06

Spolu zaslan byl Narodni ra-
dou vsem kongresn1kdm a Sc
natorGm dopis tohoto zn6ni:
"Vazeny panel
VAST volici ceskoslovensk6-
no pGvodu dovoluji 81 upozor-
niti Vas ma sve stanovisko k pre-
sidentovu projevu re dine 27.
kvetna t. r.
Ztotoznujeme Sc pine s pro-
hlaSenfm presidentovym, kter6
die naSeho pFesvedcen1 slouzi
nejlepS1m zajmGm Spojenych
Statu, zvlaste jejich ,bezpecno-
sti a narodn1 cti.
Totez ocekavame cd Vas!
Vef1me, re je povinnostf kaz
deho americkeho obcana pra-
covat pro narodn1 jednotu, stat
upf1mne "a nas1m presidentem
a neuchylne sc da do sluzeb sve
vlasti.
To Yam prav1me jmenem p1l
milionu volicG ceskoslovenske-
no pGvodu.
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
America"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
Lou Cehrip rnrtev.

Lou Gehrig, byvaly %znamenity
hrac klubu New York Yankees
zemrel v 1tery,2. cervna v New
Yorku nasledkem zkornatenl
mfchy. Byl star 38 rokI. Jeho
nejvyznamn9jsim vykonem by
10, re zucastnil Sc nepfetrzite
|213O her v Americke lie be
hem IA let. Byl majetnikem
nekolika rekordG We hTe odb1-
jene a take sc behem sve base
ballove kariery ucastnil "a sv6-
|tovych seri1.
Hrani baseballu mu celkem
vyneslo okrouhle 100000, je-
no nejvyssf plat rocnf obnasel
$4,000.
Kdyz pro neschopnost, jake
hrac New York Yankees, cd.
stoupil v roce 1889, bylo mt
mayorem LaGuardiem nabfd.
nuto mfsto v New York City
Parole Komisi, ktere pfijal
rocnfm platem $500.
Lou Gehrig, zvany "Iror
Horse of Baseball" pro jeht
milou a spolecenskou povahu
cisty charakter a sportsman
skou hru stal Sc milackem base
balloveho sveta. Cest jeho pa
matce! A. c
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
bud v patek nebo v sobotu, kdy
pracovano v podniku nebylo.

bud v patek nebo v sobotu, kdy
pracovano podniku nebylo.
= Diva mlad1ci drzani jsou
ma severozapadn1 stanici pod
zarukami $1,000 kazdy pro O.
kradenf kuzelny We 1900 bloc
ku Lafayette avenue.
Jeden z Mich je Richard Frank
ton, 18lety z Cole ulice a druhy
Tony Spessotto z Loretta ave.
= Motorman kary, Charles
z N. Fulton avenue, O.
kraden byl v 1tery O $500 ma
hotovosti ma Madison avenue u
Lafayette avenue, kde cernos-
sky mlad1k skocil ma zadni
cast kary, cfmz tato pfivedena
byla z pohybu. Swan vylezl
ma stTechu kary, ably sprawl
spojeni. Diva JIM cernosti mia
dici vyskocili ma karu a ukradli
penfze re schranky motorma-
nOvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
Nova deklarace svobody pro
Ameriku j Evropu.
(Tiskova sluzba 6. N. R.

Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
poslala presidentu Roosevelto-
vi pc pronesenf historickeho je-
no projevu re dine 27. kvetna
t. r. tento telegram:
pane presidente =
Vase "Tec u krbu" byla no
YOU americkou deklaracf neza-
vislosti j deklaracf svobody a
nezavislosti stradaj1c1ch ob6tf
nemecke dtocnosti.
Spravne jste We sv6 reel pou-
kazal ma Mnichov, ktery byl
nejvets1m omylem modernf his
torie, zacez YAM srdecne deku-
jeme.
Americt1 Cechoslovaci pro-
strednictvfm sve dstTedn1 orga-
nisace hlasi sc k Yam jake k
pravemu vGdci americkeho ma
roda, vIdci, jenz neohrozene,
nedbaje prospechu osobnfho,
slouzi nejlepe svemu narodu,
zvlaste pax jeho bezpecnosti a
cti.
Ia takovehoto vGdcovstvi
v1tezstvi mas nemine.
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
v America"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v

Prfsti utery, dine 10. cervna
v kTlzkovych zapasech poTada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavn1m zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky Mi
10 Steinborn, 235 Id. z Mem
phis, Tenn. utka Sc s Jim "Big
Coon Henry, 257 h., Okla
homsky obr.
Nasledujfci zapas jest zapas
dvojic v nemz Maurice La
Chappelle 1877 Id z Francie a
Ace Freeman, 21O h., zidovsky
zapasnik z New Yorku utkaji
Sc S Angelo Leone, ZIG h., Ital-
sky-American a Jim Austeri,
PIT h., vi
tezi zlskati must dive vitezstvi
re trech utkani.
V nasedlujfcfch dvou zapa-
sech ktere urceny ma dobu 80
minut aneb jednu porazku u
cinkujf:
Tommy Rae, 224 Id. 2 Kama
dy VS.. Fred Legs" Grobmier,
1918 Id. z Des Moines, Iowa.
Angelo Savoldi, 218 Id. z Mi
chigan VS.. Andy Miexner, 225
ID. z Texasu.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny v "ring side" soda
dlech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
AUTOMOBILY.

Albert Todd Butler z Frede-
rick, odsouzen byl ma 4 a pul
rok1 do vezenf pro ukradeni
dvou automobile a odvezenl
jich do jineho statu. Automo-
billy ukradl We Frederick a pre-
veil je do Winchester, Va.
= Srazenemu taxicabem ma
dlazbu pr prechazeni North a.
venue a Collington avenue, 81
letemu Victoru Jones preraze-
ma byla ruka a zranen ma hla-
We. Taxi ffdil Joseph M. Ha-
gen z Towson.
- We srazce jejich automo-
blu s elektrickou karou poulic-
nj LIME zraneni byli ma Fayette
ulici a Carrollton avenue Jas.
L. Sterling, Tfdic automobile a
jeho soudruh William Voyce.
= 18letemu rfdici trucku z
Washington, Carlu P. Cod
dington, p~oranena byla ruka We
srazce trucku S automobilem
ma Exeter Hall a Kirkey ave-
nue.. Automobil T1dil Ralph E.
Martin z 1900 blocku N. Port
ulice.
= Pet osob poraneno bylo,
diva z Mich tezce kdyz automo-
bill, v nemz jeli pc New Phila-
delphia road sjel do prfkopu a
trikrat Sc prekotil. Poraneni
byli z Mount Airy, Delta a Jop-
pa.
= William A. Marx, 15lety
z Danville avenue prerazil 81
nohu, kdyz bicykl, ma n6mz jel
ma rohu Boston a Decker ulic
srazil Sc S truckem.
- George Kunkel, So rokn
starry pravnik, jenz I'll We Full
lerton, ma Belair road, byl u
smrcen v nedeli automobilem
kolem 3. hodiny rano, kdyz byl
ma ceste domI. Auto Tidil
Charles Yeoman, cernoch.
= Dive zeny zraneny byly
kdyz AUTOMOBILE, v nemz jelly,
ma Hartford avenue vrazil do e.
lektricke poulicnl kary u Ches-
terfiel davenue. Edith Fridl z
Clifton Park Terrace, potluce-
ma byla ma Have, Ella Sedlak,
z 900 blocku Washington ulice
pOranena ma zadech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
KRADEzE.

Tobolka Sc 1927 a trent pr
steny v Gene 1924 byly ukrade-
ny dvema cernochy We 400
blocku w. Baltimore ulice jdou
CT Sarah Ochert. Okradena u
dala, re penfze vyzvedla z ban
ky, ably je ulozila V jine bance,
ktera v ten den nemilou naho-
dou uzavrena byla nasledkem
statnfho svatku.
- Diva cernosi - jeden sku-
teGne veliky a druhy dosti ma
IL, re nemohl dosahnouti ma
pult - jak lfcf zaloba, vesli do
grocerniho obchodu v 1000 bio
ku w. Fayette ulice a pc "a
dosti dostati balfcek cigaret,
vzkrikli: "To je prepaid" Wy
soky cernoch nam1Til revolver
ma majitele obchodu Jacoba
Berman zatim CO maly cernoch
Easel "a pult a z cash registru
vybral vsechny penize, asi
500. Centlky z registru me-
wal. Pc kradezi prchli.
- Zlodeji vnikli do poklad-
ny firmy DR.. Pepper Bottling v
(. 1920 Hartford avenue a u
kradli z teto asi $4,000 ma no.
tovosti. Kradez spachana byla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06

Krajan Eduard C. Hobel, asi
so let starry sedlaT, byl nalezen
mrtev We sklepe jeho domova
els. 802 - 2. ulice jihozap. v
Cedar Rapids, MAZE stTelnou
ranu v hlave, zatim co puska
lezela opodal.
DR.. I. Frank Hersch rozhodl
re Sc jedna O pr1pad sebevraz-
dy, pravdepodobne nasledkem
spatneho zdravf. Uvadi Sc, re
Hobel churavel Cd minuleho
p~rosince, co nasledek poran9nf,
utrpeneho pfi padu. Zesnuly
z1stavil manzelku a jednu dee
ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
Zemrel muz ktery chodil
" suknfch.

V okol1 Destne nell podivf-
ma, ktery S oblibem nosil zen
ske saty. Jmenoval Sc Vaclav
Piskacek a T1kali mu "Pareza-
eek. V minulych dnech Sc Pts
kacek vypravil v zenskych sa-
tech do Kardasovy Recice. Ma
zpatecn1 ceste dnavou upadl do
zaveje a usnul. Byl teprve dru-
heho dine nalezen jiz mrtev. We
svych obl1benych zenskych sa-
tech byl take ulozen do rakve
a pochovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
Sebek Sc sTitil Sc svym
letOunem.

Krajan Norman w. Sebek,
22lety prodavac letounG,27681
Highland road, Richmond Hts.
Sc sf1til S lehkym letounem sot-
va Sc byl vznesl mad zalesn6ny
pozemek u Lake County letist6
ma u. S. slnici 20. Jakmile Sc
letoun sfftil, nastal vybuch a
korba byla V plameni. Mladik
byl upalen. Mrtvola byIa spa
lena k nepoznani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
TSzko vyhovSt.

Stavitel Solnaes 81 vyjel v au-
tn ma venkov. Cestou prejel kO-
houta.
ia YAM no nahradlm' O.
mlouval Sc stavitel selce, ktera
uz zacfnala nadavat.
"No, dobra," Tekla selka,
"prijedte tedy kazdy den We
ctyfi hodiny rano a trochu ko-
krhejte!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06

ZABAV. :

Cesko-Amer. Civic Assn
porada Rodinny Vylet ma Cva-
chnv Maryland Shore, Fur
mace Branch v nedeli, dine 20.
cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-06
Maly O~ZnamOyatel.
HELP SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
DUN MA o D (Cottage)

DUN Ma PRODEJ (Cottage)
devet svetnic, a dive koupelny,
podkrovnf svetnice (Attic), to-
penf horkou vodou (Oil Bur-
ner) ,travn1k okolo domu, ovoc-
ne stromy, bTidlicova stTecha.
Pekne sousedstvf, skola, hostel,
obchody. - bloku cd Belair
Road. K doptanf:
1903 WILTSHIRE AVENUE.
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
The Morning News appeared on
Monday morning in a handsome
dress of new type.
The State Grange protests
againt discrimination and extor-
tionate rates by the railroads.
Bishop Coleman will lay the cor
nerstone of new Episcopal Church
at Camden tomorrow.
Cards have been issued for about
half dozen weddings to take place
during the holidays at Milford:
A calf with five legs, six feet, and
two tails, is the natural curiosity
possessed by William Cranston, of
Stanton.
]. Miller Thomas of the Peninsula
Methodist who has been sick for
several weeks past with typhoid
pneumonia, is recovering.
Fifty employees of Baldwin's
cotton mill at Newark are down
with the grip. 1t is alarmingly
prevalent in White Clay Creek
Hundred.
d. Ahern, son of Dennis Ahern,
died at his home at Blackbird sta
tion Friday afternoon of consump-
tion. The funeral took place Mon
day afternoon, interment at Black
bird Cemetery.
Rev. Samuel Ambrise of New
Castle, has so far recovered from
the murderous attack upon him at
Delaware City on Thanksgiving
evening by John E. Shorter, as to
be able to walk around his home.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is
buying property along its line in
Wilmington and south of its station
at that place, for the purpose of
securing more track room and most
probably will erect new station.
The one now used is entirely too
small and the Accommodations mea-
gre.
Ennis and Eugene Townsend,
colored, IL and 13 years respective
ly, on Tuesday morning were play
ing soldier with an old gun at
Armstrong; Corner, near Middle
town. Each pointed the gun at the
other who fell as it shot. Finally
Eugene put cap on his gun, ano
pointing it at his brother, pulled
the trigger. Eugene fell, riddlec
with shot. He died Thursday. Eu.
gene was arrested.
John w. Carrow of st. Georges
had a horse stolen from him some
time ago and subsequently found i
at Chester. The party who had i
in his possession had paid coloret
man S5, who wanted to sell tn,
horse for $50, with the understand
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Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

Our two banks have on deposit
and subject to check, the sum of
1881 ,391. 20.
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18
BOOKS
FOR ARMY CAMP
Red Cross, USO Join in Pro-
gram to Collect Millions
of Volumes
CIVILIAN HELP ASKED

Millions of books will be provid-
ed for men in the armed forces of
the United States and the Merchant
Marine through National Defense
Book Campaign sponsored by the
Amer Library Association the
American Red Cross and the Unit
ed Service Organizations, it was
announced here. The books will be
collected in libraries throughout the
country for distribution to Army
camps, naval bases, USO clubs and
other service centers. From five to
ten million volumes are expected to
be provided through the campaign,
designed to supplement the library
services provided by the Govern
ment which are excellent in quality,
but inadequate in quantity. The
campaign will be financed by the
American Red Cross and the USO.
Under the program outlined for the
campaign, civilians throughout the
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18
DECEASED

John Young, one of our elderly
citizens, died on Friday afternoon,
after brief illness in the 73rd year
of his life. Mr.. Young, from early
boyhood maintained a steady, up
right character. When a boy, he
was indentured to John Savin to
learn the farming business. Mr..
Savin dying about the time he had
reached his majority, he made an
engagement to take charge of the
work on the farm at $500 per
month, the rate of farm wages at
that time, and when the nine
months were completed he had
taken up only four of the S54.0O
due him. Industrious, honest, re-
liable, saving of his means, he was
in short time farming for himself
and about twenty-five years age
bought and resided on a valuable
farm few miles from this town in
Blackbird Hundred, retiring from
active life, and coming to Smyrna
to live nearly three years ago. He
was a member OF the Methodist
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

Before we can turn a new leaf
there are several accounts that
must be settled.
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18
DEFENSE BONDS SALE
November Sales Amounted to $685.
$4,000; Total Passes Billion

Sales of Defense Savings Bonds
for November amounted to $685.
487 900, it was announced recently
by the Treasury Department. The
November figure carried total De-
fense Bond Sales past the two bill
lion dollar mark, and revealed that
S2,008, GIL 900 worth of Bonds have
been purchased by the American
people since the Defense Savings
Program was launched on May
of this year. Total sales had pass
ed the one billion dollar mark dur
ing July. November sales were di-
vided as follows: Series E Bonds,
S109,475, 900; Series F, $18,978,000;
and Series C, $1O5, ,034 900. Total
cash deposits at the Treasury for
all three series of Bonds by months:
May, S349,S18,00O; June, S314 ,527,-
900; July, S342,132,0O0; August,
S265, ,606,000; September, S232, 1927, :
900; October, S270,713,0O0. Novem-
ber, $685. ,4S7, 900. All figures are
rounded to the nearest thousands,
and will not necessarily add to to-
tai.
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

physician or at one of the tuber-
culosis clinics in order to see if
they are infected. Rendering peo-
pie non-infectious to the remainder
of the community generally con-
sists of disqualification and treat
ment.
Eighteen hundred and fifty-nine
examinations were made last year
in Delaware's ten tuberculosis
clinics scattere Throughout the
state. OF these, 1925 were exam
nations of new patients and 634
were of old ones. From these, DR..
Phillips reported a total of 134 new
cases of tuberculosis in the state
last year, which more than replac-
es, as sources of infection, the 124
persons who died Of the disease
during that same period.
At present there are about 14O
patients in Brandywine Sanator-
ium, who were they on the outside
would be a source of danger to the
people in their families and their
community because of the possibil-
Iity of infection.
Edgewood Sanatorium for color
ed, situated next to BrandyWine
just outside of Wilmington on the
Newport Turnpike, is run by DR..
Conwell Banton and now has 48
patients. Others go to the sani-
tariums for periodic treatments.
The Dangerous Ages
The age from ID to 80 are the
one where there is the greatest in
cldence of tuberculosis and hence,
within the group, the more inti-
mate the contact with any known
case of tuberculosis the more i'm
portant it is to have an examina-
tion. Deaths from tuberculosis are
highest in girls ranging in age
from 19 to "a and in men from "a
to 39. Infants exposed to tuber-
culosis often develop the dreaded
tubercular meningitis.
In the years from to Id there
seem to be fewer cases of tuber-
culosis developed than any other 10
year period but, strangely enough,
more infections, providing these
children come in contact with open
cases of tuberculosis. The germs
are inhaled or ingested and may lie
dormant for months or years, us
ually in the lymph nodes or glands.
Negative reaction to tuberculin
testing means there are no germs
in the body. A positive reaction
shows the child has been infected
but not whether the disease has
progressed to where there is a need
of treatments, the Horoscope and
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Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

country will be asked to contribute
books, delivering them to the near
est public school or Institutional
library or to volunteers from coop
Grating local groups, who will col
lect them and turn them in to the
libraries. In communities where no
libraries are situated, schools or
other places will be designated as
collection centers. All books OBJ
tanned will be classified and listed
and reports will be sent to head
quarters of the National Defense
Book Campaign in New York City,
where a distribution control sys-
tenn will be operated. In most in
stances, books will be sent direct
from the collection center to the
nearest military base or service
club. Equitablel distribution will
be assured by the national control
system. The Red Cross will ham
die matters pertaining to placing
books inside military camps. For
example, soldier returning to his
home on leave will be able to take
book from library in USO club
or other center near his camp, read
| it on the train or bus and turn it
in to any other service center he
wishes after he has reached his des-
tination. The National Defense
Book Campaign represents the first
major nationwide attempt to col
lect reading matter for the armed
forces, according to members of the
executive board. Local campaigns
in scattered communities have re-
suited in thousands of volumes be-
ing collected. A book drive in Chi
cago recently netted 10000 volumes
and one in New York brought in
$4,000. Urging public cooperation
in the forthcoming campaign, board
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18
SEEK CONTROL
OF "OPEN CASES"
Greatest Factor in Control of
tuberculosis is Finding
"Open Cases.
DISCHARGE BACILLI

The greatest single factor in the
control of tuberculosis in Delaware
is the finding of all the people who
have "open cases" of the disease
and rendering them non-infectious
to their families and to the re-
mainder of the community, says
DR.. L. D. Phillips who, from his po
sition as superintendent of the
Brandywine tuberculosis Sanator-
ium, directs the State Board of
Health's tuberculosis work in Del
aware.
open cases." DR.. Phillips went
on to explain, are ones where there
are open LESSONS in the lungs of the
patient so that he or she discharges
tubercle bacilli in the sputum.
When these pulmonary LESSONS heal
over the germs are not so readily
discharged.
The Delaware Anti tuberculosis
Association is given much credit
by DIR. Phillips for the campaigns
it has conducted in educating the
public to the menace of tubercu-
losis and the Importance of early
diagnosis. The educational work
has helped immeasurably to en-
Tighten the public to the fact that
"early discovery means early re-
covery," he says.
Purchase of Christmas seals by
generous citizens, young and old
throughout the state, will not only
make Christmas mail gay with
color but insure the continuance of
the spread of knowledge about this
old enemy of man, "the white
plague" Funds raised from the
seals are used to operate Sunny
brook Cottage tuberculosis pre-
ventatorium for children and furn-
ish tuberculin testing material and
X-ray films to help the Board of
Health carry on it's work. Year
before last a part of the money
from the Christmas seal sale
bought a microscope which was
given to the Kent County Health
Unit, located in Dover and directed
by DR.. E. F. Smith, county health
officer. This Horoscope, used in
the tuberculosis clinics held at the
unit by DR.. Phillips, enables down
state folk to have chest examina-
tions in Dover instead of having to
go all the way to Wilmington for
them, as was formerly the case.
The Horoscope is an electrical
mechanism by which picture Of
the lungs is thrown on a special
glass plate, for the doctor to study
If the microscopic examination
shows signs of tuberculosis in the
lungs then the patient is sent t.
the Brandywine Sanatorium where
the Brandywine Sanatorium where
the more complicated x-ray pic
lures of the chest are made by
which it can be examined in great
er detail.
tuberculosis Symptoms
Unexpected tiredness is DANCE
signal, as are loss of weight, los
of appetite, Indigestion, an after
noon fever, a cough that hangs on
and blood splitting. DR.. Phillips
states surveys have shown that fo
every death from tuberculosis ther,
are an average of Z other persons
infected with the disease and point.
to the case finding work of tn,
Board of Health nurses in the gen
eralized nursing program in Della
ware as an important part of 10
eating the people who have the dis
eases.
Persons who are members of
family or are living in a hous
where there is a case of tuberculos
is are much more apt to develol]
the disease and it is vital that thes,
people be examined by their famil,
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

members stress the fact that inter
ests of service men cover a wide
range, including technical and pro-
fessional material as well as gener-
al recreational reading. They point
ed out that the median educational
level of the Army, for example, is
third year high school, and that
many camps such as those training
aviators are composed almost en-
tirely fo college men.
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

Church, from early life, enjoying
its communion, without ever taking
an active part in its services. He
leaves a widow and eight children,
all grown. His remains were in
TERED yesterday in the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery attended by large
number of friends from the town
and the country.