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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

Dalsi nasledky valky v Evro-
pc: Semeno km1nu, ona mala
zrnka, ktera dodavajf slime bal
samicke vine a chuti zitnemu
chlebu, zmizelo jiz z trhu a ma
sledkem toho ovsem take re
zitneho chleba. Dovazel sc
hlavne z Holandska a z Cesko-
slovenska, tez z Ruska a z Ma
roka.
Cena km1nu v posledni dobe
vyletela do zavratne vySe, ne
bot z pdvodn1 ceny osmi cent?
"a libru pred tim, neil Hitler
Sc zmocnil evropskych zemi,
ktere produkuji kmin, stoupla
cena o pet set procent,
Vzdor tomu vsak Tide, kter1
byli ma kmin zVykli, byli ochot-
nj zaplatiti tuto zavratnou &C.
nu. Avsak nynf nemohou kmin
dostati ami az sebevetSi cenu,
protoze zkratka neni k dostani,
jak oznamili zdejsi obchodnfci.
Nabizene nahrazky Tide nechte
il. Milovnici km1nu nechtejf Sc
totiz spokojiti semenem kopru,
ktere Sc misty nabizi jake ma
hrazka "a kmin. Misty take
pouzivaji fenyklu, ktery vsak
rovnez nebude zahy ma trhu.
Totez platf 10 anyzu, ktery Sc
dava spise do jemneho peciva.
Podobne NIUE z trhu zmize-
ii brzy i max, jak uz nynf upo-
zornujf pekari, protoze zdroje
" Turecku jsou ohrozeny val
kou a krone toho nenl ma To-
dich mnoho mista k jeho dovo-
Zu.
Kmin je starym a oblfbenym
kofen1m take v kuchynich, zej-
mena do omacek a pax hlavne
k tucnym pecen1m, jake je We
provo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
NaSinec dopaden.

V Caldwell, Texas, bydlf bod.
ne nasincG. Krajan Vilem Bla.
ha, mattel obchodu, byl napa.
den pravnfkem w. Hillardem
jenz mu chtel rozparati bricho.
Blaha nGz Size zachytil a "a.
choval 81 zivot, ale dian me-
takrka rozrezanou 1plne. u
kazovacek mu asi zGstane mrt-
w, ale jinak Sc ruka hojf. Phi
Chou napaden1 bylo, re syn
pravnika Hillarda, jenz pry jej
w stojf pres deset tisfc dollar6
V soudech, nedavno donesl Bla-
howl rucnf kufT1k a Tekl, re jej
jiz nepotrebuje. Blaha mu "a
n6j zaplatil tTi dollary. Ia ne
kolik dnf otec prisel pro kufrik
a zadal, ably mu jej Blaha vra-
til. Ten vSak odpoved6l, re ku-
frik lined vrati, kdyz dostane
penfze. Hillard jej "a to ma
padnul. Snad by to bylo pTislo
Blahovi lacineji, kdyby byl j.
hned kufrik vratil, ale on Sc CT
til V pravu a tax Sc hail. PRAY
mix byl cd n6kterych nasincG
povazovan "a naseho pTftele.
TAX sc ukazala sk~utecnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Krajan zastreleny ma poll.

41lety krajan Josef j. Simcik,
usazeny ma farme u Beyersville
Texas, byl nalezen ma sve far
me zastfeleny. Revolver raze
% lezel vedle neho, coz by ma
svedcovalo, re jde o sebezmar.
Simcik oral ma SVEN poll a
prave vyprahl potah. Jeho
manzelka, ktera kopala v "a
hradce ma druhe strane domu,
uslysela pry zavolanf a pax
stfelnou ranu, ale domnfvala
Sc, re manzel tTeba vystrelil pc
hadovi. Kdyz pax s malym
chlapcem pTisla ma mfsto, male
Fla manzela smrtelne ~postrele-
neho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Krajan osvobozen z obzaloby
pro Zabiti We rvacce.

V Clevelandu 22lety krajar
Elmer Bolek byl osvobozen z
obzaloby pro vrazdu druheho
stupne Gill zabitf a byl prohla-
Sen "a nevinneho.
Nemohli Bolka pTesne ITO
tozniti jake onoho muze, kter5
pri rvacce udeTil 27leteho Alex
andra Kapelu takovym zp1so-
benz, re z toho mel smrt.
K teto pranici doslo 22. brez-
ma t.. r. ma zap. IL. ulici pred
jednlm hostincem a bylo to po-
kracovanf vystupu, k nemuz
pred tim doslo v hostinci. Ka-
pela pc rane pesti upadl ma
dlazbu a rozrazil 81 pTi tom
lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
zena dostala dozivoti.

V Menominee, Mich, Victo-
ria Franszkiewicz, 72 rokG sta
ra, byla odsouzena k dozivot-
n1mu uvezn6nf V polepsovne V
Detroit "a vrazdu.
Byla uznana vinnou z vraz-
.dy prvn1ho stupne We spojen1 Sc
smrtf sveho 63leteho manzela
Romalda, ktery zemrel otravou
arsenikem v cervenci 1910. Je-
no mrtvola byla vykopana IRA
dy 20. ledna 1941 a pitvou Sc
shledalo, re v jeho vnitrnos-
tech je smrtfc1 davka arseniku.
Jeho vdova byla pax zatcena V
dnoru t.. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Medal Ia zachransnf skolaka,

Y Cyrus Mccormick Skole V
Chicago byla slavnost, ma KITE
re byl 13lety James Zelinka
pocten medalem darovanym
mu Chicago Motor klubem.
Jednoho dine v 1noru stall
Zelinka jake skolnf patrola ma
narozf nedaleko skoly, kdyz de
tt sly re skoly a Zelinka vida
pfijlzd6t automobil, roztahl
ruce, ably nikdo nemohl pTejit
ulici. Ale 7lety Richard Hay
wood podlezl roztazen6 ruce,
pustil Sc pres ulici, kudy Sc hnal
velkou rychlostf automobil. vi
da nebezpeci, skocil Zelinka,
strhl chlapce zpatky, kdyz au-
tomobil byl jen n6kolik stop,
ale sam byl zachycen, odhozen
stranou a zranen, ma St6sti jen
lehce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Skladba Vaclava Moravana
provedena americkym
rozhlasem.

Vsechny STANCE rozhlasove
site Mutual Broadcasting Sys-
tenn" pTinesly v nedeli, dine 10.
kvetna hudebnf montaz k basni
Nightmare at Noon, jiz ma
psal S. V. Benet. Tuto basen
prednesl znamy americky he
rec Henry Hull, jenz proslul v
hlavnf roll Tobacco Road.
Hudbu teto montaze slozil mas
krajan Vaclav Moravan, jenz
osobne diriguje tuto svoji roz-
hlasovou skladbu pro smycco-
w orchester s pianem a varha-
Mani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Enema Bostonskeho rozhlasu.

Bostonsky rozhlas, jehoz
zpravodajstvi poslouchali kra-
jane ma kratkovlnnych prijima
c1ch pc celych Spojenych Sta
tech, zm6nil nynf dobu vysflani
a zacal take vysilati ma jinych
vlnach. Tyto zmeny provedla
stanice WRUL v oBstocu proto,
re v letnfch mesicfch by byl
poslech zpravodajstvl velmi ne
dokonaly ma dosavadnich VI
mach We vzdalenejslch m1stech
a zjemena We stare vlasti.
Kratkovlnny rozhlas "Cesko-
slovenska Amerika" zmenil n.y.
nj sve pofady takto:
denne cd pondelka do patku
ma vlnach 11'.79 a 1875 me-
gacyklu cd $40 do 600 hodin
odpol., to jest: 25.4 a 1875 me-
trG vychodoamerickeho letniho
casu.
v sobotu
ma vlnach 6'.O4 a 1878 mega
cyklu Cd $50 do 1915 hod. We
Ger to jest: 49.6 a 25.6 metr1
vychodoamerickeho letniho ca
SUI.
Ttyo porady, vysilane ma KRAFT
kych vlnach, nebude krone So
boty pc cely tyden slyseti We
vetsine vychodnfch statn a po-
sluchaci v teto casti Spojenych
StatG budou odkazani pouze
ma poslech sobotnich programn
ktere stanice WRUL vysila v
trvanf As minut cd pGl sedme
hodiny vecernf ma Vine 1915
metrG 1904 MC). Tato zme-
ma nasala soucasne Sc zmenou
standartniho casu ma letnf cas-,
tedy cd 27. dubna. Kratkovln-
ny rozhlas "Ceskoslovenska A
merika" zada sve posluchace,
ably stanici WRUL oznamili,
IDA mali v sobotu dobry po-
slech a IDA Jim usporada tech
to programG vyhovuje.
Adresa je tato: Radio Station
WRUL, University Club, Trini-
ty Place, Boston, Mass.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
SLETOVY ~ZPRAVODAJ.

llIHO OUDOJo, KQy VOlamo pOl
soustTedenf vsech nasich sill, a.
by mas postup vyznel organise
vane a mohutne. Proto Sokol-
stvo nepoklada tento podnik
pouze Ia sv1j, nybrz "a podnik
a projev cele ceskoslovenske
verejnosti, od ktere zada mrav-
nj ZaStitu j zavaZek dobre vile
spolupGsobiti We vesker6 obsa-
HE praci sletove. A proto jiz
dnes Sokolstvo ma celou nasi
verejnost, ma vsechny velke i
male organisace, O upfimnou
soucinnost We veskere agitacni
a propagacn1 praci pTedsletove
Sletova kancelar prave roze-
slla sletovou propagacn1 litera-
turu, plakaty, pohlednice, ma
lepky, vse je tiskarsky velmi
vkusne provedeno, i zadame
nase spolky i jednotlivce, ably
nam pomahali pTi rozsirovan1
a prodeji. Znamky a pohled-
nice jsou vysflany ma vsechny
nase spolky a prosime, ably by
ly nejen odkupovany, ale i roz-
sifovany, ably tyto reklamni
pomGcky plnily svdj agitacni
1kol.
Sletove plakaty, jiz dnes vi
ditelne "a okny v ceskych ctvr-
itch, budou viditelny tim hustle
iii, elm vice Sc Dude den Sletu
blfziti. Ac name jich dotsatec-
ne mnozstvf, prece DIANE, ably
byly umistovany tax, ably pTi-
nesly co nejvetsf reklamnf w.
|sledek. Proto zadame nejer
sokoly, ale i obchodnfky a .jine
krajany, ably 81 je We sletove
kancelari, 2345 S. Kedzie ave.
vyzdvihli a vhodne je um1stili
Cd nynejska az do dine sletu.
pc Sletu budou vzacnou pamat
kou ma rozechvene dny dnesnf
no velkeho boje, a stejne cen
nou pamatkou budou i znam
ky, pohlednice a nalepky sleto
We. Slet je podnik financn1
velmi nakladny, a proto Sc mu
81 pocitati Sc vsfm, CO jakkol
z~vetsuje celkovy souhrn prfj
mu.
Nejvetsf polozkou pfijmovol
lie ovSem PRODEJ VSTUPE
MEX. Ma vysledku tohoto pro
dele zavisf cely Slet financne ;
moralne. Kdo Dude mfti kou
penou vstupenku, ten jist6 prij
de a nam z hlediska dnesni kri
tickle DOLBY svrchovan6 zalez
ma tom, ably kazdy krajan i;
krajanka 81 vstupenku koupil i;
pfisel, jelikoz letos mas Anne
ricky Slet Sokolsky must byt
demnostracf ceskoslovenske {
v1bec slovenske silly, jake tt
dosud nebylo. Proto zadam,
snazne cleny sokolskych jed
not, cleny odbocek Ces. Narod
nlho Sdruzenf, legionare, cleny
podpdrnych jednot muzskych
zenskych, Moravskych spolkG
Baracnlkd, Mistnfch Sdruzen
Svazu Svobodomyslnych spoil
XII peveckych, sportovnich /;
vubec vsech narodne citfcfcl
spolkI, krajanskych sdruzen
a klubG, ably nam vsemozne DO
mahali pri rozprodeji vstupe
mex. Spolky Haste Sc O vstu
penky u pokladnika sletovehC
vyboru, br. Adolfa Kacera
2238 S. Ridgeway Ave-, Chica
go, ILL.,, telefon Lawndale I'LL
Jednotlive vtsupenky dostane
tie We sletove kancelaTi V budo
We Sokola Chicago, 2345 So
Kedzie Ave, kde dostane 81
kazdemu take vsemoznych in
formacf. SLETU D
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Sakal dostaI ohlodanou kost.

New York Times 5. kvet-
ma nazyva 'holou kostf pro sa-
kala" pfidelenf Mussolinimu
cast slovinske zeme s m6stem
Lublanl. Je to hubene odskod-
nenf "a 1cast We valce pc boku
Hitlera, kdyz 81 byl delal made
il ma Nice, Savojsko, Korsiku a
Tunis. Mfsto toho dostal jen
Lublan a par SlovincG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Harvey D. Butler Rites
Will Be Held Today

Funeral services for Harvey D.
Butler, 33, member of the Alexandria
Volunteer Fire Department, who
died Monday in Alexandria Hospital,
will be held at 2 pm. today at the
home of his mother, Mrs. James E.
Wood, 201 South Lee street, Alex
andria. Burial in Bethel Cemetery
will follow the services, at which
the Rev. Norman Roberts, pastor
of the Alexandria Methodist Protes-
tant Church, will officiate.
Mr.. Butler had served as recorder
for Truck and Engine Company
No. for the last II years. He was
also active in the Virginia Athletic
Club, first as an active athlete and
then as manager of the clubs foot
ball team.
Surviving him, besides his mother,
are his widow, Mrs. Edna Butler;
a daughter, Joan; son, Harvey W.;
two sisters, Mrs. Marion McClana-
han of Alexandria and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Moss, Chicago, and a brother,
Harold Butler of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
In Mrnturiant

BURROWS. GEORGE ENoCH. In sad
6H 81 sur vho
''-'o ''-e MAE BELL, RALPH. HARRY
EDELEN, ROSE E: In loving memory
Of my mother. ROSE E. EDELEN. who
died twenty-five years ago, June 19, 1919.
l have lost my souls best friend,
life linked with my own;
And dav by day l miss her, more
As walk through life s19ns SMITH
FRENCH. MARIE DAWSON. In loving
DAWSON FRENCH. who departed this life
eight years ago today. June 10. 1888.
When time and sorrow are no more
d dod Re msss we MsV sha meet again
Upon that bright and glorious shore
YOUR DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH
ERS.
HERBERT. EFFIE R. Sacred to the mem
HERBERT, who left us one year ago to-
day. June 10, 1910.
When those we love have stepped across
the threshold of Gods door. they leave
HER DAUGHTERS AND SON
HERBERT; VILLAIN M4I9r + n T RsReTy q
who died one year ago today, June IL,
1910.
I lost a soul companion,
A life linked with my own;
Day by day ! miss him
AS walk through the world alone.
NAV his soul rest in peace.
HIS WIDOW, LUVANIA HERBERT.
LUCAS, LAURA NJ. In loving memory
Of LAURA M. LUCAS, who departed this
life June 10. 1919.
Those who loved her in life sincerely,
still love her in death lust the same
MOTHER, ANNIE M. LUCAS; BROTHER,
CHARLES l. LUCAS.
SCOTT. ROBERT DOYLE, JR. In loving
remembrance of our SONNY" who left
us so suddenly five years ago, June 10,
1896.
Keep him, Jesus. in Thy keeping
Till we reach the shining shore;
Then, o Master, let us have him,
To love and cherish as before.
MOTHER AND DAD.
sMALLWOOD, WILLIAM H. In sad but
and father, william II. sMALLWooD,
who departed this life one year ago today
June 10. 1910.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often BRING a silent tear
Thoughts return to scenes long past
Time rolls on but memory lasts;
HIS DEVOTED WIFE; MAFsCELIINA
SMALLWOOD; DAUGHTER. MAUD z.
SMALLWOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
President Expected
To Ask Statutory
Control Of Prices
Request Would Leave
Drafting of Legislation
Up to Congress
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt was said in
authoritative quarters today to be
preparing to ask Congress for enact
ment of statutory price control
measures to round out the admins
tration of the national defense pro-
gram.
The request, which some legislators
predicted would be forwarded soon,
was expected to urge price-flxing as
a needed check against possible in
f1ation, but to leave up to Congress
the drafting of specific legislation.
The general supposition was that
the President would ask that clear
statutory authority be established
for extending into the retail as we'll
as the wholesale field the operations
which have been carried out by the
Office of Price Control under Leon
Henderson.
Exercising executive authority
which thus far has been only vague
ly defined, Mr.. Henderson has issued
several orders attempting to set
ceiling of prices in heavy industries
such as coal, steel, iron and machine
tools:
He has sent warning letters to
the automobile makers against con-
templated price increases in that
industry and has cautioned against
"unwarranted" increases in the price
of bread, but otherwise he has not
yet made a definite move in the
retail field:
While no affected industry has
openly baked at compliance, Mr..
Henderson's authority has been
challenged repeatedly in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Ninth Precinct Children
To Mark Safety Record

Elated because no child has been
killed in No. 9 precinct while going
to or from school during the nine
years he has been in command,
Police Capt. Richard H. Mansfield
will treat 1000 youngsters to Jam
boree" tomorrow.
Schoolboy patrolmen and other
boys and girls outstanding in safety
work will be entertained with three
hours of movies, with the cooper
alton of the Atlas Theater, 1881 H
street NE. The show will begin at
10 am.
Capt. Mansfield. proud of the traf-
fic safety record of his precinct,
pointed out that while in nine years
four children of school age have
been killed by automobiles, they
were struck outside Of hours they
were going to or from school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Bayonefs Are NOT Solution
To Strike, WiIIkie Says

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 10
Lord Halifax, the British Ambas-
sador, and Wendell L. Willkie re-
ceived honorary doctor of laws de-
grees at the 240th commencement
of Yale University yesterday.
The 1910 Republican presidential
candidate, urging that America be
made a great, disciplined, produc-
tive unit" told more than 1000 Yale
alumni that "bayonets are not the
solution of the relationship between
capital and labor
Lord Halifax expressed confidence
in an Allied victory. He pointed to
the Overwhelming" aid America
could give, and added:
Everything in my soul tells me
that it is impossible for those values
that are now called in challenge to
60 down in the world before so foul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
H. S. Drew, W. A. Head
In Illinois, Is Dead

Howard S. Drew, Illinois Works
Projects administrator. who served
as assistant director of the Federal
census of 1910 here, died yesterday,
the w. P A. announced.
Howard o. Hunter, commissioner
of Work Projects, on learning of
Mr.. Drew's death, said the Illinois
w. P. A. administrator was q
sincere friend of the unemployed
and one of the most capable execu-
tives in this program. I was closely
associated with him for many years
and know his loss will be felt, not
only in Illinois, but throughout the
many States in which he has served"
Mr.. Drew, administrator in Illinois
since March l, was associated with
the Federal Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration, the Civil Works Ad-
ministration and w. P. A. since
1884, except for the time he was with
the census. For several years he
was field representative and assist
ant regional director of the w. P. A.
in the Midwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19

and so vile thing as Nazi-ism has
shown itself TO be-"
Mr.. Willkie prefaced his remark
about solving capital-labor problems
with bayonets by emphasizing that
he was not speaking at all OF the
immediate cause for it or in any
way condemning the immediate
necessity of It,"
He added, however, that I'VE must
find more constructive solution
than that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
First-Aid Course Ends

LEESBURG, Va, June ia
junior first-aid course has just been
completed at Lovettsville, under the
direction of Mrs. Francis Mock, Red
Cross certificates were presented to
the following: Lorraine Abel, Hulda
L. Ahalt, Ridgely Albaugh, jr.; Anna
AXline, La Rue Baker, Walter Baker,
Georgia Frye, Samuel George, Frank
Legard, jr.; R. Leo Long, Ann Potter
field, Juanita Rust, Thomas Delmar
Smith. Charles R. Virts. Miriam
Wenner, Bernard Williams and
Robert Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Body of Canoe Victim
Recovered From River

The body of Gerald H. Gregg,
24-year -old farmer of South Lang
horne, Pa, was found floating in
the Potomac near Three Sisters Is
lands yesterday by James F.
Cooper, 1914 North Wakefield street,
Arlington, Va, police reported.
Mr.. Gregg drowned Sunday while
canoeing with a companion, Miss
Frances Buck, who was rescued
after their canoe capsized above
Chain Bridge.
Harbor police recovered the body,
and reported Identification was
made by the youths father, the
Rev. James E. Gregg of Waterbury,
Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19

State Park near here to seize
moonshine still.
But they didn't touch 1t after park
officials explained. The still, they
said, was being restored in its nat
ural setting" to add TO the parks
display of mountain life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Officers Roid Still
It's Just Park Scenery

LONDON. Ky.-A strong force Of
State patrolmen, sheriff's deputies
and a Federal deputy marshal swept
into the 1,20O-acre Wilderness Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Maj. Bowes Operated On

NEW YORK, June 10 CP.-Maj.
Edward Bowes, radio impresario, I'M
derwent a hernia operation at Doc
tors Hospital today. The operation
was described as totally successful"
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FAMOUS OHIO BATTLEFIELDS


land station and sent to Presque
Isle, at what is now Erie, Pa, to
build, equip and man a feet to
challenge and destroy England's
naval might on the Great Lakes.
From the faraway East came
carpenters and all types Of skilled
workmen-ships' stores, cannon,
ammunition and supplies Of all
kinds. Then trees were selected
in the dense forests, cut down and
shaped into timbers. It was a task
for Hercules himself.
AS the ship neared completion,
sailors came over the same back
country streaks Of mud that were
called roads only out Of courtesy.
After seven months the feet
was completed-10 ships mounting
IS guns and two swivels-and
put to "sea."
Westward, Perry sailed, search
ing for the British. Early on Sep
tember 10 the lookout on the
Lawrence" called out "Sail Hot"
The British were in sight.
Then nature took q hand. Light
breezes gave the British sail
ing advantage. Their long guns
began to fire, concentrating on the
Lawrence" with devastating ef-