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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Mrs. A. |. Novel;
Chosen W0man'S S
Club President

Mrs. A. L. NOVEL; was elected
president of the Woman's Club
at business meeting in the club
house Friday.
Other executives who will as
sumo office with Mrs. Novel; are
Mrs. Clark J. Wells, 1st vice
president; Mrs. Robert Taylor,
End vice-president; Mrs. Charles
Steen, recording secretary; Mrs
Dalton Cole, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. c. L. Skousen, treas
urer; Mrs. Fred Slater, auditor !;
and Mrs. Karl Fisher, register.
The poard OF directors will in
clude Mrs. A. L. Novel;, Mrs.
Charles Steen, Mrs. E. D. Chan
dler, Mrs w. H. Farnsworth, Mrs.
R. L. s,ewell, Mrs. Clifford Clem-
ents and Mrs Glen Walker.
Plans were completed for the
annual Guest Day program,
which was set for Thursday,
March 9th, at 2:30 D. m. in
the Woman's Club house. Each
member is allowed to bring a
guest and all valley clubs are
invited.
Miss Beryl Simpson, dramatic
Instructor Of the Arizona State
Teachers College at Tempe, will
present a reading Of 1.-THE White
Cliffs" by Alice Duer Miller, as
follows:
Part Young and in Love.
Part "A red brick manor
house in Devon.
Part 81 want to call him
John.
Part @What Is she worth,
this country not my own?
This poem expresses complete
ly and beautifully what many
Americans feel about England IN
this dark hour.
1t is a remarkable picture of
England and the English spirit
seen through American eyes.
Mrs. Miller has done a beautiful
job, says Robert Sherwood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
New Dance Class

A private square dancing
class" has been started in Cool
idge by group determined to
learn the old fashioned dances
which have begun again to come
into vogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meyers
were among those who came to
the Woman'S Club Saturday eve
ming to teach the new class the
old time dances.
The class rents the club for
private instruction. Members
include MesSrs. and MesdameS
Dalton Cole, Phil Claridge, Leon
Smith, Don Paul, Clifford Glenn
ents, A. L. Novel;, M. M Ware
and w. C. TrumanA ,of Florence.
Mrs. Mildren Hendry, Mrs. H. R.
Reinking of Colorado and Sam
Langford
The class would like to get In
touch with more dance enthus-
lasts who know the authentic
steps of the old fashioned
dances. They are having lot
of fun learning, but there arn't
enough teachers to go round"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Six Coolidge Matrons Join In
"Green And Whie'' Dessert Bridge Friday

ClemanS, M. M. Cooper, Dalton
Cole, Anna beavers, A. J. Duna-
way, George Dempster, Matt
Dodge, Douglas Dawson, and
George Dell.
MeSdames w. R. Elliott, J. D.
Easter, R. B. Elsberry, Cecil Eng
land, j. H. England, Edgar Ford,
r. S. Fisher, Karl M. Fisher, F.
Q. Fulton, w. H. FarnSworth,
Roger Gates, Asa Gardner, Toy
Huddleson, George Hanna, c. V.
Havens, C. w. Hooper, P. B.
Hauskens, Herbert Hanna, Anna
Humphries, J Watt Hogue, P. B.
Hannah, Emmett Haas, P. w.
Hamilton, F. D. Harold, Fanny
Harris, and Earl Hicks.
MesdameS J. M. Hines. Mildred
Hendry, Avis Hobby, H. L. Hol-
land, J. B. Hinton, Norris lies,
]. A. Irvine, Roger lies, William
Jackson, Louis Johnson, F. P.
Jameson, G. L. Johnson, w. D.
Johnson, ]. C. Jayne, R. J. Jones,
Arthur Kempton, G. L. Ken
worthy, w. D Kirby, Effie Keen,
Leonard LiSonbee, Ray Linder-
man, Paul Loucks, Ed. Lacey, M.
K. McMullen, Arch McEuen,
George McLain, Ernest McCleery,
Ben Mirkin, N. G. Murray, and
Kate Morrell.
Mesdames C. J. Moody, Mary
Mangun, H. R. Moag, Joe Mar
lar, T. w. Moxley, Phillip Neese,
A. L. Novel;, George Nowlin, c..
E. Odom, Hubert Odom, A K.
Osborn, Reed O'Neil, Don Paul,
r. T. Prather, R. E. Palmer, Ger
aid Phillips, G.. E. Patrick, N. E.
Record, John Rocker, J. A. Rob-
erts, B. L. Steward, C.. v. Stew
ard R. M. Springfield, and E. E.
Stringer.
MeSdameS R. L Sewell, J r.
Snider, Leon Smith, J. o. Sher-
rill, C. L. SkouSen, A. w. Span
gehl, J. B. Strickland, F. E. Stone
hooker, Fred Slater, R. w. Tay-
lor, Ancil Taylor, George Truitt,
M l.. Talla, Walter Trout, B. F.
Thum, A. D. Tyler, w. R. Urton
and P. w. VenSel.
Mesdames Clark J. Wells, A.
J. Vensel, Y. C. White, Mancil
Worley, C. A. Weiting, G. w.
Ware, C. H. Walker, Frank Wat
son, Glen Wilson, A L. Bartlett,
Marshall Braken, L. r. Winkler
J. r. Walker, Hazel Wright, and
Charles Yates.
Misses Eugene Brandon, Daisy
Hartman, Kerma Hanna, Wilda
Johnston, and Ruth Miller.
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Mrs J. A. Roberts And Mrs Mancil Worley
Are st. Patrick's Day Co-Hostesses

Mrs. ]. A. Roberts and Mrs
Mancil Worley, who had planned
to give their st. Patrick's DAY
dessert bridge at Casa Iona
Verde Saturday, because of in.
clement weather received. in.
stead, at the Woman's Club.
A green and white motif wa.
carried out in favors, tallys, dec
orationS and corsageS.
Guests who enjoyed the after
noon were Mesdames Howard
Holland, Wesley D. Kirby, Kar,
NJ Fisher, R. j. Jones, Martin
Talla, P. w. VenSel, Herbert
Hannah, A. ]. Vensel, Ben Ar
mold, Clair Moody, James Luthy
w. R. Elliott, George Dell, Cliff
ford Clements, Arthur Tyler, E
D. Chandler, Don Paul, c. l.
SkouSen, A. w. Spangehl, Park
Soule, A. T. Bicknell and Fred
Jameson.
MesdameS M. M. Ware, w. H
FarnSworth, Mildred Hendry, N
@. Murray, William Jackson,
Rodney Elsberry, Phil Claridge,
Harvey Smith, B. L. Steward, G.
L. Johnson, J. J. Jones, Avis
Hobby, Ray Linderman, Clark J.
Wells, Earl R. Hicks, R. E. Pal
mer. M. M. Cooper, Dalton Cole,
E. o. Thompson, Y. c. White,
Leon Thompson, George Demp-
Ster, A. L. NOVEL;, Harry Cul-
bert. Earl Smith, Ralph Sewell,
and ]. j. Bugg.
Mesdames ]. A. Kline, Paul
Hannah, Glenn Wilson, Phil
Neese, Will Hodges, D. S. Davis,
Mary Mangum, w. P. Clements,
c. v. Steward, Harold Moag, o.
M. King, Nelson Borree, c. E.
Cohen, j. M. Hines, William
Short, E. E. Stringer, r. w. Tay-
lor, J. c. Jayne, and w. ]. john
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
House Warming Held
For Mrs. McF arland

The Desert Garden Club sur
prised Mrs. s. c. Mcfarland In
her new home Thursday with a
house warming.
Each club member brought a
covered dish for the luncheon
that followed and garden club"
gifts of plants, vases and pottery
bowls for Mrs. McFarland's home
and garden.
Those who brought this mex-
pected pleasure to the guest
hostess were MeSdameS v. w.
Havins, Carl Bailey, w. H. White,
Shelley, r. E. Palmer E. D. Chan
dler, C. L. Skousen, c. E. Odom,
and G.. E. Patrick
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Want ADS : WANT ADS

cooler and miscellaneous
fixtures; $4,000.
8. l Assayor's Gold
Scales, $4,000.
9. Many other useful
articles, including S. & w.
and As Colts guns.
B. G. LETTERING,
COOLIDGE, ARIZONA
FOR SALE-Snapdragan plants.
40c a dozen. Call Mrs. Herbert
Hanna-120-R3 m21-1tp
FOR SALE-1937 Packard sedan
120 will take trade. 1862 w. Hard.
ing. Phone 222 m21-1tp
ELECTROLUX cleaner and air
purifier. For demonstration call
Mrs. Geo. MUIR, representative.
Phone 112, Coolidge, Also agent
for all magazines. 2-6, 4tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

An outstanding st. Patrick'S
Day party was the green and
white" dessert bridge given by a
Sextette of hosteSSeS Friday at
the Woman's Club, where Mes
DANES A. w. Bard, C. A. Chris
tenson, J. j. Jones, James Luthy,
S. C. Mcfarland and William
Short received their wide circle
of friends.
The guests included MeSdames
Ben Arnold, Max Anderson, A.
L. Akers, Gerald Bryant, j. J..
Butterfield, Nelson Borree, Vir-
ginia Bolin, Harry Culbert, A. J..
Christensen, E. D. Chandler, Vir-
gil Chandler, c. A. Clements, c..
E. Cohen, Thomas Culver, R. ".
Campbell, Phil Claridge, Earl
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

son.
Mesdames Hugh Miller, j. o.
Sherill, George MUIR, w. R. Ur-
ton, v. w. Haven, G. E. Patrick,
R. M Springfield, A. w. Bard, P.
w. Hamilton, Fred Sowell, Edgar
Ford, Leon Smith, Paul LouckS,
George Truitt, c. A. ChriSten-
son, and o. H. Harding; and
Misses Eugene Brandon and
Daisy Hartman.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Cole and Mrs. A. J. VenSel; rum
my prizes by Mrs. Moag and Mrs.
Hodges; and a special prize by
Mrs. ElSberry.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
FOR SALE

1. l Beautiful Mahoney
private home bar and back
bar; $4,000.
2. l Electrick Walk-in
Refrigerator Box; 5'x8';
cmplete with compressor
$4,000.
3. LIP M e It Show
Case Refrigerator, CON-
plete with compressor;
$4,000.
4. l While Enamel Day
ton Butcher Scale; $500
S. so Lineal Feet Hard
ware Shelving and count
ers; $4,000.
6. l Son Safe, $4,000.
z. Complete Restaurant
Counters, stools, large
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

Last week Harry Culbert, the
seventh grade teacher, gave kite
contest On the school grounds. He
gave a pocket knife and a har-
monica to the first and second
highest kite. Deigi Uribe got the
first prize and Raymon Moral got
the second.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Sea Lane

Houses, apartments, rooms
Right locality. right condition,
right prices.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

. Harry Shelter spent Sunday
welding a paint brush at his
home. Half of his house is now
an attractive Harvard gray.
. The Billy Knights drove out in
to the country above Florence Sun
day, where Mrs. knight was sur
prised to find lupines growing;
never having seen them there in
all her years on the desert before.
. Miss Melba Simmons and Misses
Bernice and Helen Burns attended
the Baptist State Convention at
Phoenix over the weekend.
Q Mrs. G. l.. Skousen made a busi-
ness trip to Phoenix Tuesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Ten Years Ago

The Camp Fire Girls of Coolidge
VIII give comedy entitled "Our
Aunt From California" at Coolidge
school auditorium March 9th.
The cast of the play Is as fol-
lows:
Emily Nelson. the autn; Martha
Jones, her sister; Pearl Fisher,
Abbie Dee White, Marion Farms
worth, three sisters; Miss Wilcox.
dressmaker; Louis Knox, Gibbs;
Doris Burt, Maid.
The Coolidge Court of Honor No.
25 met with the Florence. No. 81
of Catalina Council of Boy Scouts
of America on March 18th.
The boys receiving certificates of
award are as follows:
Tenderfoot: Wheeler Holmes,
Mark Chitwood. George Lane
Rosco Chitwood.
Second class: Robert Layman
Bob Cornet. Marvin Fitzpatrick, D.
M. Collins.
First class: Peter Haskins.
The next court of honor will be
held at Coolidge in the Grammar
school auditorium.
The Davis Hardware has some
attractive furniture on display In
their show windows.
c. R. Kurle is building home
in North Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Evans of Nc
Alister, Oklahoma, arrived the frs
of the week and are guests at the
home OF their cousin r. J. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans expects to re
side in Coolidge permanently.
At their meeting Thursday after
noon the Woman's club elected
! their new officers for the ensuing
year, as follows:
Mrs. r. J. Jones. president; Mrs
William Jackson, 1st vice presi
dent; Mrs. w. H. Farnsworth. 2nt
vice president; Mrs. Fred Slater
recording secretary; Mrs. ASS
Gardner. corresponding secretary
Mrs. A. L. Lodders, auditor; Mrs
Jessie Luthy. reporter: Mrs. ]. c
Jayne, Mrs. E. T. Clark, Mrs. D
S. Davis. board of directors; Mrs
Charles Cohen, treasurer.
Refreshments were served at th'
close of the meeting.
| Last Monday George A. Nowlil
of Coolidge and Miss Zola L. Bee
son of Florence were married II
Phoenix. At present they are re
siding in Coolidge.
Louis Gardner of Tucson, sol
of Asa Gardner of Coolidge, ant
Eugenia Knox of Coolidge wer'
united in marriage at the Christian
church in Florence. The man,
friends of these young people wer'
given pleasant surprise with tn
announcement of their weddint
which was kept secret for a few
days.
! Last week Harry Culbert, the
seventh grade teacher, gave kite
contest On the school grounds. HI
gave a pocket knife and a har
monica to the first and SECOND
highest kite. Deigi Uribe got th'
first prize and Raymon Moral go
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

. Miss Beatrice Burns will soon
leave for Phoenix to make her
home and resume the duties of a
position where she was employed
some time ago.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Odd Fellows Make
Plans For Joint
Rebekah Meeting

San Carlos Lodge No. 80, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows
met Tuesday evening in Masonic
Temple.
Subjects of interest that will
come up at the grand lodge ses-
sion at Phoenix in April were
discussed. 1t was also decided
to plan a joint entertainment
date for RebekahS and Odd Eel
lows each month.
Membership attendance at
the meeting was good.
. Charles Cohen returned from a
several days business trip to Mexi
CO on Thursday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21
Birthday Picnic

The Coolidge American Legion
Auxiliary gave a birthday picnic
Sunday for Legionaires and their
families, to celebrate the Le-
gion's 23rd birthday
Everybody contributed to the
bOuntiful lunch that was eaten
at Reverend E. M. Wards pic
mic grounds east of Florence and
enjoyed the outing in the first
perfect spring day of the season
. Jackson Simmons of Miles, Cali
fornia, is visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Simmons
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-21

Campbell, Phil Claridge, Earl
Stewards Entertain
DR.. and Mrs. B. l.. Steward en-
tertained with a dinner party and
evening of bridge in their home
on Thursday.
High score prizes were won by
Mrs. N. G. Murray and Jimmy
Hines.
The guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Bicknel, Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Soule, Mrs. N. G. Murray, Mrs.
Harvey Smith and Jimmy Hines.
. Sallie Stringer is among those
who have been combating colds
recently.
Q Florence Wing spent the week
end with her friend Dorothy Hail
at II mile corner. The girls have
been schoolmates since they were
in the second grade and will
graduate together from high school
this year.
. Grandma Hall who makes quilts
for each of her children during
the time she visits them Is busily
occupied. She will be ninety In
October and during the two weeks
she has been with the H. c. Halls
she has pieced together blocks fol-
two quilt tops-threading her own
needles as well. Grandma Hall is
the mother of three sons In Coo
lidge, a daughter in Kansas and
son in California.
Q Mrs. Herbert Hanna spent a
trying day Monday at her dentist
in Phoenix.
oMr. and Mrs. Herman Pottebaum
and son will make their home ID
the near future at the Flying II A
Par ranch. which they purchased
Jointly with r. H. Pottebaum IRON
he Bender heirs.
oMr. and Mrs. George Hanna
their daughter Miss Kerma Hanna
and Mrs. Herbert Hanna spent the
day in Phoenix Wednesday on d
combined business pleasure trip.
. Mrs. Albert Hardaway, who mas
been in Phoenix hospital for op-
seryation, left Thursday with Mr
Hardaway for California, where
she will undergo further obserVa
ton under brain specialists. Phoe'
| nix doctors who feared the pos
sibility of brain tumor advised
the Hardaways to obtain special
lists. ..,
Q Mrs. Edgar Shoemakers mother
who has been in Phoenix hospital
for some time as the result of a
broken hip. was well enough to
come to the Shoemaker home last
week, where she will remain fol-
awhile.
. Paul Loucks was a guest Oi
the Superior Junior Chamber oi
Commerce Monday, where he ex
planned Coolidge Fire districts
operation to the interested group
. Mrs. Blanche Moore was in bee
) with a sore throat over the week
end.
Q Mrs. A. P. Whitehead, Mrs. Har
ry Culbert, Mrs. Phil Claridge
Mrs. Philip Neese, Miss Christen'
McDaniels and Miss Eva Harris
, sponsored a Junior Woman's clut
: card party at the club. house
Thursday.
Q The Personality club has heart
| some instructive lectures recently
including two from Mrs. R. W
4 Taylor and one from Farme
Brown. The club, whose member
/. ship is composed of a group o
!. high school girls, meets ever.
}. Saturday afternoon in the h1gl
!. school auditorium, under the dlrec
Evening star., 1941-09-21
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Extra handy to use.
Has shoulder-ring at
tachment that let's you
shower without wet
ting your hair.
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Keeps liquids hot or cold, The
pint size is just right for the
children's lunch boxes-be sure
they have something hot at
noon.
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bly, economical
thriftily priced and made
of good quality rubber to
give you longer service.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

This famous soap is
gentle with your most
delicate things. Fluffy
suds in mild water.
Get 1t now at savings.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

odlozeny nasledkem toho vel
keno snehu, budou Sc ukazo-
vati We skole ma Ashland a Clio
yer ul. We vecernf skole We pros
pech Pomocneho Vyboru dine
25. dubna v patek.
PT1spevky: = Mr.. Frank a
Marie Klecka $40; Mr.. & Mrs.
Vino. Sevcfk SIS; Mr.. Tom Soul
So; M. Dunaja 81; sb1rka
"Vcelek" $1.2O.
Mrs. Klecka 10 yd. latky ma
saty, 6 kapesnfk1; Mrs. Smrha
latky ma saty vlnenou cepku;
Mrs. Bouda 3 vlnene cepice;
Mrs. Svoboda latky a pTfpravy
a vice satG, pletenou salu; Mrs.
Aloisie Janata 2 move muzske
kalhoty a latky ma nekolik kali
hot; Mrs. Jirsak 25 pytlG. Pan
Karel Schimunek opet nam da-
roval bednu a pan Oktavec tez.
Srdecne dfky vzdava vsem
Pomocny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Z SDRUzENf
CESOSLOVENSKYCH
SPOLKU.

Zajem pro 1cast nasi narod-
nosti pTi slavnosti "Shriners" V
m6stskem Stadium dine %.
kvetna jest velice potesitelny d
da Sc ocekavati re vystoupeni
ceskoslovenske Dude dGstojne.
Az dosud p~Tihlaseny nasle-
dujfci:
Sic. Marie Hostynek, Maren-
ka a Frantik Prochazkovi, sic.
Lille Steiner, sic. Helena Kout-
nix, sic. Milada Severova, sic.
Margaret Sevclk, 81. Rose Fran
cova, 81. Blazena Matouskova,
slecny: Milada, RGzena a Ma
renka Pickovy, sic. Dorotka
Svecova, slecny: Beta a Ruth
svejdovy, pf. Otcenasek, pf.
Senger, pi. Michalek a pl. Vera
Hullova, slecny R1hovy, p1.
Flick, pf. Maresova.
Velky zajem pro toto vystou-
penf projeven tez mezi nas1m
lidem v Curtis Bay.
0 dalsf prihlasky pro pr1st1
|tyden uctive zada
Vykonny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
Obraz prvniho Marylandskeho Cecha Augustine
Hermana Dude We Statnim Dome.
Senate Resolution relative to portrait
Augustine Herman

, ceskemu exulantu dostane Sc
cti, re jeho obraz, malovany
die soucasne rytiny slavneho
ceskeho rytce a malife Vaclava
Holara z roku 1910 S napisem
AUGUSTINE HERMAN, 30
HERMAN, Dude We Statnfm Do
me, kde Dude Sc d1stojne Tadit
mezi pTednl muze statu Mary
landu, a nalezne cestne m1sto
vedle Caesiliusa, prvniho lorda
barona Baltimore, dedicneho
pana PROVINCE Maryland a "a
kladatele statu Maryland, a
cele fady dalslch velkych mu-
III, statnfkG, diplomatic, ucen-
CT a vojev1dcG.
Kazdy Czech v Marylandu, at
je jakehokoli politickeho pre-
svedceni, must uznati zasluz-
nou praci pana senatora Gala
ma, k dGstojnemu oslavenl a
pamatce ceskeho jmena v Ma
rylandu a jiste sen. Callan 81
zaslouzf upffmny dix a obdiv
"a snahu, ochotu, pTedv1davost
a TAXI, jak nejlepe ciniti, ably
pamatka prvn1ho a nam vsem
vzdy ku cti slouz1c1ho Cecha v
Marylandu byla zachovana a
oslavena. Pan senator Callan
vykonal pro mas velike dllo.
My vsichni a hlavne Sdruzen1
Ceskoslovenskych Spolk1 v
Baltimore ,m1ze nyni, kdy sc
strany statu vec je hotova a pTi-
jata, spolecne s panem senate
rem Callanem uciniti dalsf pr1-
pravy k slavnostnimu odevzda-
nj obrazu Cecha Augustine
Hefmana a v pTipad6, re by
povoleny obnos nestacil k ume-
leckemu provedenl obrazu,p Ti-
speti takovou peneznf castkou,
ably reproduce slavneho Va
clava Hollara bylo dflo ume-
lecke ma ktere by jsme byli vsi-
chni hrdi. Pan senator Callan
jiste Dude hotov i nadale s ma
mi spolupracovati ably jeho
krasne dflo bylo d1stojn6 "a.
konceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18

Statni senator pan John c..
.Callan nezapomina ma svoje
volice ceskeho p1vodu. Jak
kazdemu znamo, byla letosn1
General Assembly statu Mary
land zaplavena mnozstv1m pre-
dloh novych zakon1, resoluc1 a
dodatkG k stavajfcfm zakonGm
takze pc odrocen1 L~egislatury
sta pTedloh zIstalo nevyrlzeno.
Mezi Tadou senatnfch resoluc1,
byla tez resoluce senatora J. G..
Callana, ably silnice els. 40. o.
becne znama pod jmenem Phi
ladelphicka costa, oficielne go
vernon Nice Highway byla
jmenovana silnici Augustine
Hermana.
Kdyz II. brezna, neodvisla
delegace krajanG: pan Tomas
Capek, spisovatel a historik, je-
no chot, p. Frank Sim1k a chot,
p. Svatos Hoza, pl. B. Ohnout-
kova, kons. jednatel p. V. Pri-
mus a Rev. J. M. Vondracek,
spolecne S panem senatorem
Callanem, byli v zajmu pojme-
novanf silnice els. 40 jmenem
A. Hermana, prijati guverne-
rem, netajil Sc tento prekazka-
mi, ktere stoji v cest6 jejich "a
dosti. Pravda, byl guverner O.
choten uciniti vse co bylo v je-
no moci, ale vzdor tomu byly
opravnene pochybnosti, re Cal
lanova resoluce Dude projed-
havana. Senator Callan je by
stry politik a misto ably cekal,
az ma poslednf chvfli, nasel lep-
81 a vhodnejsf cestu,j dGstoj-
ne uctfti pamatku prvniho ma
rylandskeho Cecha Aug. Her
mana. Wal svoji pTedlohu
zpet We prospech pfedlohy po-
jmenovani silnici els. 40. silnici
guvernera Nice a ucinil opatre-
nj, ably pTijata druha jeho re-
soluce, kterou Sc povoluje zoo
dollarG k zakoupenf portretu
Augustine HeTmana v zivotni
velikosti, ktery Dude zavesen v
zasedaci SIM senatu, statu Ma.
ryland. Tim nasemu prvnfmu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Tfmto chceme podekovati
vsem darc1m a pffznivc1m ma
seho odboje "a satstvo a Diary,
kterych sc nam dosud dostalo.
V poslednfch 3 tydnech dostali
jsme mnoho p6knych kabatu a
panskych i damskych oblekn v
peknem cistem pofadku. Mno-
no z techto jsou jake move. Je-
likoz nen1 mono toto vsechno
k%vitovati, cftfme povinnost a.
lespon touto cestou Yam vsem
podekovati. Vsecky nase Glen
ky jsou vdecny "a kazdJ dar,
jmenem tech nestastnych, KITE
ri jsou zotrocovani vladou Hit
leriSmu.
Pomocny Vybor vzr6sta ma
clenstvu a S ochotou pracuje =
velky kus prace. Treba ale pre-
ce zd1razniti, re pres to, re je
mas slusny pocet, prece je mas
malo ma tax velky pocet Cech1
v Baltimore. Zeny nenechte Sc
prositi o tax malo, jake jest
tfeba venovati 2 hodiny casu
tydne pro tax Slechetnou vec.
Pamatujte, re kazda hodina
venovana Pomocnemu Vyboru,
jest posfleni odboje "a nasi vec
a tam jest mfsto kazde cesko-
slovenske zeny, kazde ktera
Ichce ably mas narod byl opet
zachranen a svoboden. Nasi
hosi tam i zde davajf vice, da-
vajl to nejdrazsl, svnj zivot.
lSvoji 1castf ukazem, re stoji-
me "a nas1mi v1dci, "a nasim
| presidentem teto velke demo
kraticke zeme, kterou i my re
ny mus1me chraniti, chraniti
zpGsobem jaky zene prislusi.
Pfisla doba, re narodnf povin-
most VIOLA nase deti do zbrane
zde, a jest mas ceskosloven-
skych matek jiz Pc vice, re wy
pravujem sve syny ma obranu
vlasti a demokracie a lidskosti
celeho sveta a vseho clovecen-
silva. Ones je nase mfsto v te.
to pomocne praci zachranovati
to co name zde dosud - svo-
bodu. Kdybychom tax vsichn.
sedeli s rukama v klfnu a ceka.
Ii v pohodllcku, to by AMI nam
dlouho netrvalo, i ma mas by
pTisla rada. Proto zeny, chop.
me Sc prace, kde je treba. Ne.
nechme Sc strhnouti osobnimi
nenavistmi nebo stranami. Ma
to dnes nenf casu. Ones must
me byti vsichni Cesi a Slovaci v
jedne jednotne fronte.
Pripomfnam pr1znivcGm mas
prace, re obrazky ktere byly
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-18
ZVOLENA.

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rad governera Marylandu, by
la v pondelf zvolena "a presi-
dentku industrialnl demokra-
Gle.
Jest dcerou Daniela G.. Gill
mana, prvniho presidenta Johns
Hopkins university.
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