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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Bridal Shower For
Mr., Mrs. Whitegrass

On January &c a bridal shower
was given for Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
WhitegraSs al the James Walters
home. Games were played and de-
liciouS lunch was served by Mrs.
Walters.
The newlyweds received a large
basket and a half full of useful and
appropriate gifts from those who
attended. Altogether it was a most
enjoyable affair. Mrs. Walters was
mistress of ceremonies.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Ground, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Whitegrass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luddy and Iona, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Whitegrass. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
~ Under Mouse. Theda Brown, Mrs.
Carl Scheldt. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Colbert. Babe Murphy, TopSey Wal
tiers. Fern Williamson, Clarence
WhitegrasS. Eugene Grounds. Ora
Gle Grounds. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walters. Johnny Grounds. Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Noble Sanderville. Stella
WhitegraSS. Mrs. Robert Heavy
Runner. Mrs. James c. Owens.
Daniel Monterrey. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len WhitegraSs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Frank Baylow Named
To Succeed Howard
Dove As WPA Head

Frank Baylow of Box EldN has
been assigned to succeed Howard r.
Dove as WPA project Superlntend-
cnt with headquarters at Browning.
according to an official announce
ment this week. Howard Dove. who
has been here for the past four
wears. was transferred TO the Havre
district and will work out Of the
Havre office. He will also spend a
great deal of time working on the
Rocky Boy reservation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dove and daughter will make
their future home in Havre.
Mr.. Baylow comes TO Browning
highly recommended by all Of his
many acquaintance and has an en-
viable record wherever he has
worked in the past. Mr.. Baylow is
married and has three children. He
will take over his new duties on
February 8. He was formerly WPA
head at Box Elder.
NJ. L. Mcdonald. chief timekeep-
er. who has been stationed here
only a short time, will move to
Great Falls where he will take
over a like assignment. He is being
succeeded here by Harvey OSweiler
of Fort Benton. who will assume
his new duties sometime this week.
Mr.. Osweilei is married but has
no children.
While the outgoing members OF
the WPA staff will be missed by
their many friends who wish them
much success in the future. the in
coming officials will be welcomed
by the citizens Of Browning. as the
Works Progress Administration has
been of great value in improving
the reservation and furnishing en-
ployment to- those who have need
ed it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
| Class IA
en Of Glacier
$port Feb. 26
Frances Will Be
Given Final Exams
At MiSsOula

contingent OF 81 Of Glacier
n,y's army selective service
bees will entrain for Missoula
tuary 81, in response TO a call
ed recently by the U. s. war de-
(ment, according TO Ed Sadlier,
Il clerk of the county seieCtive
ice board.
otlfication was mailed to each
Is IA registrant of the 81 on
sday and Wednesday to appear
he county office on February 26
IN preliminary details for induc-
will be disposed Of.
/ Missoula final physical exam
hons will be given. From there
|neeS will entrain for Pacific
81 cantonments where they will
|molded with thousands more in
4 mighty phalanx, the traditional
de Of America.
Three trainees have previously
le from Glacier county, while 10
;e gone as enlisted men. Enlist
ntS, il is explained by Sadlier.
j not be credited to the county
TO affect the present quota Of SO,
ich includes the contingent call
next month. Likely. he said, cred
will apply to the following quota.
BY July all of the GO will have
n called.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
IS Glacier Co.
Women Drawn
In Jury Panel
Names Among so
Drawn For February
Term OF Court

Glacier county women. qualified
to serve as jurors through legisla-
ton of the 1889 session, will likely
deliberate in cases coming up at the
February term of court, since the
panel of so includes the names of
6 Of the gentler sex.
Their service since this legal priv
.lege was granted by the legislature
IS appreciated for the first time,
since there were no jury terms in
1910 The panel was drawn last
week, the names being among the
2,l98 contained in sealed capsules
nd selected by lottery, similar to
the national selective service pro-
cedure
Persons qualified to serve as Jur-
orS in Mintana must be citizens with
necessary county residence require
nentS: be between q and 70 years
Of age, and be taxpayers in the
county.
selective list the records of the
county assessor and treasurer are
thoroughly checked, certification of
qualifications being made to the
clerk of the court.
The jury panel includes the fol-
lowing persons:
Arthur Lien, Edward J. Liver
more. Mart Wolff. Jane McKelvey
Billedaux, Daisy w. Bird, Edward
Billedaux, Julian Bird. Mrs. Thelma
Crawford. Mrs. Agnes White, Laur-
ence Hodgen, Dorothy Colbert, De-
Voc Swank, Clinton H. Noel, Me-
dOre LaBreche. Charles Wilson,
Clara Walters, all of Browning.
Birdie Eastabrooks, NJ. A. Dins-
more, Roy Nelson, Nellie William
son. Tot Eyer. Robert Rutton. E. F.
Cassidy. Emory Livermore. Hide
garde H Br!mme, Joe Metzdorf,
Eva s. Van Denmark. George Greene,
Claude c. Campbell, Simon Thei-
bert. Anton Royland. Mrs Richard
Burns. Louis Fink. P F Clark, Da-
vid Morgan, Fred Bleisner, Carl
Werner, Evelyn VeSsey. Maurice
Smith. Rudolph Lozing. J. L. Sim
mons. Mrs. J. D. Claire. Walter SIN
nett. H. W. Peterson. Cleve Humes,
all of Cut Bank.
H. C. Bensen, Eleanor Schirdler,
Frank Falconer. Cynthia Jefferson,
Charles F. Defour, all Of Glacier
Park.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
en Additional Men
|eeded At Fl. MiSsOula

Ten additional men are required
complete the enlisted detachment
the corps area service command
pup al Fort Missoula, according
word received this week.
Vacancies at Fort Missoula in
Pde CDenings for four cooks. three
fck drivers and three typist
Frk High school graduates who
r. owledge of tipping are pre-
r. lor the latter. it was stated
lieut-Col. Dockum. district re-
biting officer for Montana. stated
|on receipt of the requisition, that
K openings at Fort Missoula Of
red the opportunity to young
ontanans to enlist in the army
ID remain in their native state. if
ey so desire. Full information in
gard to these openings may be OBJ
med al any army recruiting office
the state. Col. Dockum stated.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Plans Progress For Fair
By Browning Sponsors

manent fair and rodeo at Browning
In order to do this to insure the
greatest chances of success. il is
felt that the land for the grounds
should be purchased and owned by
the organization as well as the i'm
provements to be constructed there
on, and il is felt that at least $4,000
should be on hand before starting
actual purchases.
AT this time we would like to
have an expression of opinion of
those interested in the welfare of
the town and willing to purchase
stock in such corporation, of the
amount of stock that you feel you
would be willing to purchase, and
when the mney from such purchase
will be available for use.
An answer to this letter will not
be deemed to be positive agree
ment to purchase any specified
amount of stock. but we would like
to be able to substantially rely up
on your answer and to count upon
it that YOU would be able and will
ing to purchase approximately the
amount OF stock that you indicate
in your letter.
An early answer TO this letter
will be deeply appreciated in order
that definite plans may be consum-
ated Please return this letter as
promptly as possible to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31

At meeting held last Sunday the
Browning Fair association made fur
Their plans for the celebrations this
year. The following committee was
chosen to go 10 Great Falls 10 meet
with the Rocky Mountain Associa-
ton of Fairs 10 complete plans for
putting Browning on the map: Oil
yer Harker, DeVoe Swank and Bob
Starr. After being treated royalty
and given all information necessary
for putting on a successful celebra-
ton the Browning club joined the
association and are now in line 70
obtain all the advantages of this or
ganiZation.
A meeting of the Browning asso-
citation was held Wednesday eve
ming and plans were laid to pur-
chase grounds for the fair and rodeo
and negotiations are under way to
purchase one of the more desirable
sites. II is expected that something
concrete will develop in the next
few days and that work will start
Immediately on the new grounds.
The following letter has been
mailed to the businessmen of the
city and is meeting with ready re-
spouse:
The businessmen of Browning
propose TO organize a corporation
which will be a stock company own
ed and controlled by the stoCkhold-
ers and their elected directors for
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Repeal "Hitler Bill"

Acting upon recommendation of
Governor Ford that it be repealed.
the Montana house of representa-
tives has before it measure which
would repeal the famed House Bill
IS. the measure giving the governor
hire-and-fire power over all state
appointive officers In his message
to the assembly the governor ask
ed the bill be repealed, and conse-
quent action followed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Make County Districts

Under proposals Of senate bill
Montana county commissioners
would be restricted to campaigning
only in the districts from which
they run. rather than from counties
as a whole In this manner, it was
stated. commissioners would then
come with the full approval of
their respective districts rather than
elected by possible countrywide
vote.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
ct March l Deadline
or Motor Licenses

Charles L. Sheridan, Montana's
CIV supervisor of highway patrol.
(fnounced last Friday that the
Fadline for motor vehicle licenses
Fd been set to March l. after which
me patrolmen and other officials
fould begin their annual enforce
Pent drive.
The law requires that licenses be
Procured by January l..
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Olson Gives Option
To City; Possible
Airport Site

Wednesday. VIC Olson gave an
option TO City Attorney J. D. F!tz-
stephens. in behalf OF the city 0.
Cut Bank, embracing a solid Sec
ton of Land as a possible site for
airport purposes.
1t is perfectly level tract, lying
about four miles northwest of town.
Ii may De utilized as a landing field
at the present time or in the near
future
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES:
ONE DIVORCE THIS WEEK

Marriage licenses were issued to
Jeff D. HARDWOOD and Selma Helen
Peterson of Browning. and Mike Sa
lois and Florence Flamand of Babb.
A petition for divorce was filed
by Muriel Presnell, the defendant
husband being Donald Presnel.
Plaintiffs attorney is S S. Frisbee.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Older Vote System

Montana will, if a house of rep
resentatives proposal is successful,
return to its old system of holding
state political convention rather
than a direct primary, according to
a bill introduced in the house OF
representatives.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
YOUNG BROWNING
COUPLE MARRIED SATURDAY

Jeff Harwood and Miss Selma Pc
terson of Browning were united in
marriage Saturday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kennedy Judge
John w. Kennedy performed the
ceremony. The newlyweds will
make their home in Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31
Reorganization

In line with the message gwen
the 1871 legislative assembly by
Governor Ford a measure has been
introduced which would provide for
a survey of state government to-
ward possible reorganization. In his
address. Governor Ford recommend
ed such action TO eliminate dupL-
cation IN effort. Hence the assembly
will consider a measure providing
for the groundwork for such action.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-31

P. NJ. Staley of Glacier Park is in
Great Falls supervising the remod-
cling of the Staley home m that city.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
JEDNOTA SOKOL
v BELCAMPU.

Dne /. zarf zahajili Belcamp-
St1 cinost Sokolskou. Tato my
slenka davno jiz zrozena stala
Sc skutkem.
Ia 1celem seznameni sc ma
Sich pfatel a priznivc1 porada-
me dine Is. zaTi V sobotu vecer
V 8 hodin v Hotelu Belcamp
pTatelsky vecirek a tanecni "a
bavu.
Dovclujeme 81 Vas vsechny
zvati 2 Baltimore a okoli, ne
bot cisty zisk pripadne ma "a
koupenf Sokolskeho naradf. u
GinkCvati Dude znama kapela
o. j. Svitaka z Curtis Bay.
TeSime Sc ma Vas v sobctu
vecer.
Ia Sokola Belcamp,
John Waters, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
DO ROKU!

29ho zari rokp 1899 seslo sc
pres 40 krajanG Sokolovne a
zalozilo Odbocku Ceskeho Ma
rodnfho Sdruzeni, organisaci
vsech uprfmnych Cechd, ktera
ma ma programu Osvobozen1
Ceskoslovenska re jha nemec-
kych!
Prfsti schGze 0dbocky poTa-
dana Dude " utery, 16ho fijna
v 8:15 bod. vecer v Sokolovne.
Jelikoz tato schGze Dude vyro-
chi, jest ma mas vsech KIDD jeSte
dnes stejne smysllme, kdo jeste
dnes veri, re Ceskoslovensky
lid jest opravnen ma svobodny
zivot mezi svobodnymi narody,
ten jeden kazdy ma vedet, kde
jest JEHO neb JEJf MfSTO!
Prijd jeden kazdy nase ra-
dy neb jen tim kdyz Odbocka
nase Dude pocetne silna niue
me ukazati Ceskoslovenske A
merice, re i my zde Baltimore
stoj1me svorne Ia presidentem
Benesem v jeho boji "a svobo-
du zeme a naroda Ceskosloven-
skeho!
Rfzenf Odbocky jest ma pod
klade ciste Demokratickym.
Kazdy ma pravo a povinnost!
Prii1t a DracOVatl s t1mtO hes
EN- jdeme do tTet1ho roku!
Kazdy jest srdecne v1tan v
nase rady! Slibme 81, re takto
bratrsky semknut1 laskou V tu-
to praci pfijdeme do nasi pT1-
st1 a kazde dals1 schuze! Zpra-
va re sjezdu a mnoho novych
zalezitost1 pTedleha. Prace pro
kazdeho dosti, kdo chce podati
ruku pomocnou!
Organisace nase jest organi-
sac1 dobrovolnou! Zadny nen1
upom1nan, re ma obnoviti pf1-
spevky neb verfme, re ten Glen
sky pr1spevek kazdy rad obno-
vi KIDD chces staff v nazich Ta-
dach!
Ia Odbocku G. N. S.
v Baltimore
F. F. Kalas, t. {. tajemn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
ZAPUDIL ZLODEJE
z DOMU.

DR.. John R. Whitehead, de-
kan inzenyrske skoly Johns
Hopkins university v noci z pat
ku ma sobotu napadl We SVEN
dome, {. 10 w. Cold Spring
Lane, cernosskeho zlodeje a
kopnutlm tohoto do zaludku
zahnal jej z domu ma 1tek.
|Cernech pri vlouden1 Sc do do
mu. zastavil manzelku profe-
sorovu rozkazem: "Chci tvoje
penlze' a sahl pravou rukou
do kapsy jakoby zbran vytah-
nouti -chtel. DR.. Whitehead,
jenz sedel v j1delne u stolu, "a
slechnuv slova ia, vessel do
chodby, kde cernoch op6t roz-
kazoval, ably mu dany byly pc
n1ze. "Pojd ven a dam ii ne
CO.., nab1dl professor. Toto ma
vrhl, ably, jak rekl pozdeji, u
chranil manzelku, ably tato mo-
hla telefonovati pro policii.
Cernoch nehnul Sc. Professor
uzil jineho prostredku. "Poc-
kej minutku, dostanu tt nejake
penlze', pronesl opet professor.
Cernoch mezi tim ztratil trpeli-
vost a beze slova udeTil profe-
sora. Druhou ranou srazil jej
ma podlahu. Profesoru poda-
filo Sc dati radnou ranu kopnu-
tim nohy sve tax, re cernoch
odrazen byl ma nekolik krok1.
Pc tie cernoch dial Sc ma dtek z
dOmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
HI " NARUCf
POLICISTY.

Joseph A. Tomolamas re S.
Paca ulice Sc skatulkou cigar
vrazil do narucf policejnlho
straznfka. Policista, Charles E.
Shane, wal Tomolamu a dout-
Milky ma jihozapadn1 stanici.
Doutnfky wal z cukrarskeho
obchodu v 1900 blocku West
Pratt ulice z pultu a dial Sc ma
dt9k. Mattel obchodu, Carl
Hopf, s volan1m o pomoc bezel
"a MIN. Ut1kaj1c1 sevren byl v
kratkosti v naruc1 policistove.
- Leonard Hoffman, 24lety
z Hamilton Terrace dan jest
pod zaruku $1,000, re ukradl
$3.50 re stfelecke galerie v
East Baltimore ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
$35 VRACENY

Vezen, Jack Belsky, byl usved-
cen z ukradenf penez z kapsy
kabatu Phillipu Demchuck, ma
jiteli restaurantu v Curtis Bay.
Odsouzen byl pro ukraden1
$3.50. Kradez ~zastTfti chtel
pokusem ukryti zapalenim ko-
siku, Sc saty pod kabatem vis1-
elm V klosetu loznice.
Pr soudu manzelka Dem
chucka svedcila, re zalovany
dial j $35 ably tyto uschovala
pro neho. Kdyz pc soudu Dem
chuckovym vraceno bylo ST.
$50, tech $35 nebylo vzato a
vraceno majiteli. Soudce v u
terry rozhodl, re veznovi, Bel
skymu, vraceno byti must $35
vzdor tomu, re je "a mr1zemi,
ponevac, jak soudce prohlasil
"prava muze jenz je We vezen1
must chranena byti tax jakoby
byl ma svobode."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
TRYZNY " UPOMfNKU 4.
r UMRTf
T. C. MASARYKA.

V nedeii, dine IA. t.. m. O 10.
hodinach a 80 min. dopoledne,
Dude pfi Bohosluzbach Komu-
nalnfho Krestanskeho Sboru v
Belcamp pietnf vzpom1nka
ctvrteho vyrocl smrti preisden-
ia Osvoboditele T. G.. Masary-
ka. Odpoledne We 2. hodiny
As minut. Ceskoslovensky roz-
HAS "D6dici TaborG" Dude ce-
lie V pGlhodinovem trvanf veno-
van pietnf vzpomfnce ctyTlete-
no vyrocf smrti presidenta O.
svoboditele T. G.. Masaryka, S
nasledujfcfm programem:
L. Ant. Dvofak: Largo z
Symfonie z Noveho Sveta.
2. Smutecnf obrad die ritu-
alu Jednoty Ceskobratrske z
roku 1909.
3. "Kdoz jste Bozi bojov-
nici" = husitsky choral z roku
1920.
4. Projev hlasatele "Dedi-
CD TaborG" = Rev. j. M. Won
dracka: = Masarykova costa
a edkaz.
5. Chopin = Smutecni po-
chod.
g.. Projev konsularniho jed
natele CSR. Vaclava Primuse,
"Masaryk's Heritage.
Z. Ceskoslovenska hymna.
Nasi krajane jsou laskave
zadani ably vyslechnut1m pro-
gramu "DedicG Tabor1" v ne
deli, dine IA. zarf o 2:45 hod.
odp. vysilanym rozhlasem Wy
s1lacf radiove STANCE WCBM
uctili pamatku p~residenta O.
svoboditele T. C. Masaryka.
Prodlouzen1 nedelniho pietni-
no programu "DedicG Tabor1"
O dalSich Is minut umozneno
laskavost1 Odbocky Ces. Mar.
Sdruzen1 v Belcamp, Md.
PoTadatelstvo Ceskoslovenske-
no rozhlasu "D6dicG Tabord."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
MATKA PRESI-
DENTOVA BYLA NAVSTE-
YOU " BALTIMORE.

Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt,
matka presidentova, byla nav
stevou nekolikrate v Baltimore
jake host Bartletta Johnston a
jeho dcery, Edward Guest
Gibson ma st. Martins road.
Roku 1886 kdyz stravila Va
nocnf Svytky Sc synem v B1lem
Dome, Mrs. Roosevelt prijela
do Baltimore ma den Noveho
Roku a byla hostem pr slavno-
sti v Church Home nemocnici.
Ctyri sta host1 bylo tam v den
ten prltomno.
Druhy den presidentova mat
ka navstfvila Walters Art Gal
lery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
DUN LEKARE

sperky Gene $1,15O ukra-
deny byly v nedeli z loznice ma
druhem poschod1 domu dra.
Hugh H. Young. Ukradeno
bylo celkem 16 kusI. DR..
Young je profesorem ma Johns
Hopkins lekaTske Skole.
- Policie severnf STANCE O.
manila, re z domu soudce,
Johna H. Stanford ma Nor
wood road ukradeno bylo z po-
kladnicky ma 2. poschod1 domu
$3.50 a 1878 z tobolky Stan
fordove. Kradez provedena by
la, kdyz manzele sedeli v j.
define ma prvnlm poschod1..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
DOPIs.
Curtis Bay, 9. zt

Curtis Bay, 9. zari.
Ctena redakce telegraph"
Bude-li Yam mono uverej-
nit nekolik Tadek ktere jsou
napsany v "zenskych Listech."
James Twohy, guverner Fee
deral Home Loan Bank System
konstatuje Sc zadostiucinenim,
re v cizine rozenf Americana
kupuj1 hodne znamek a bondG
ma obranu zeme. /
Cechoslovaci, vykonali jste
vasi povinnost? Yam kterym
kvete dnes psenice, zaopatrte
81 k start, kupte 81 bondy ma O.
braun zeme. Co Wy zde rozenf
nezapom1nejte, re je VAST po-
vinnost1 kupovat bondy ma O.
braun zeme a ne utratit vse ma
auto neb bez auta sc nemnze
koupit ami zmrzlina, ami ciga-
rety, ackoliv Stryc Sam vyzyva
narod ably Sc hospodafilo S ga
solfnem, vid1m zde rozeni, re
pro kazdou vec Sc jede autem,
zvlaSt neslys1 vyzvu Stryce Sa-
ma. Nepfal bych YAM vladu,
ktera vladne dnes v zem1ch,
ktere zabral Hitler.
Krajane, kupujte bondy ma
obranu zeme, vzdyt mate tax
blfzko do "Slavie" Vypomoc-
neho Spolku, kde Vas p. svej-
da obslouzf ku Vast spokojeno-
sti.
Ultra, v sobotu, IS. zaff 0 8.
iodine vecer porada Odbocka
" Curtis Bay "Bingo Party"
pro Ceskoslovenske uprchl1ky.
Jste srdecne zvani.
Ia Odbocku Vim. Kozl1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12

eco stale Sc to s rybami?"
ozyvala sc v sobotu otazka,
kdyz zpozorovano bylo ma sta
ryb plovouc1ch ma po-
vrchu vodn1m v blfzkosti Seven
Foot Knoll a Baltimore Light.
Odpoved1 ma otazku bylo to,
kdyz Louis Horst. chytajfc1 ry-
by u Bush reky udal, re videl
jak z nekolika aeroplanG svr-
zeny byly bomby ma lodku, ma
n1z upevnen byl billy prapore-
eek. Bomby svrzeny byly, ably
sc poznalo, jak tyto pracuji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
z VYBORU.

Tento tyden odes1lame Ces-
kOslovenskemu Cervenemu Xii
Ii v Londyne 4 bedny satstva a
prada a kabatG. V
nejkratSf dobe asi "a 3 tydny
vypravime op6t 2 bedny a sice:
zasilku. Prosime nase
prlznivce O suche ovoce a coko-
coz tez chceme pTibaliti.
Prosime pfineste nam coko.a-
du neplnenou, coz tax nepodle-
ha zkaze. Odporucujeme (Cho-
colate Almond Bars a Canned
Milk. Tez mydlo prijimame
a d6tske move pradlo zimnf.
Navazali jsme tez styky Sc
zdejslm Americkym Cervenym
Kfizem, jelikoz jiz vsechny ma
rodnotsi Sc tam podilf ma praci.
Nesmlme zustati my pozadu.
Neslouzilo by nam to Cechoslo-
vak6m ku cti ami ne TEN nasim
legiim, jez bojujf Anglii a O
kterych nam tolik pochvaly a
uznan1 vyslovili.
Pfines.y jsme tedy praci a
je potfeba abychom dvojnasob-
ne pracovaly. zadame tedy je-
ste jednou nase zeny, ably Sc
prihlasily We skole We stredu.
Tam Sc opet kazdou stredu cd
IL. = 4. hod. schazime. Ma
vlnu ku pletenf, ku spraco-
van1 sweatrd a rGznych vecf.
Potfebujeme kazd6ho ku zmir-
nenf utrpen1 pred bl1zfcf Sc III
mou. Otevrte sva srdce Cecho-
slovaci,tak jak to delate vzdyc-
ky. Potrebujeme praci a pc
nlze, abychom pomohly a wy
trvaly az do vftezstvf pravdy a
demokracie.
Obdrzeli jsme nasledujici
Mrs. Polcak So; Mrs. Torov-
sky So; Mrs. Smrha So; Mrs.
Jirecek So; Mrs. Zahradka 81;
Mrs. Severa 81; Mr.. Krejcfk z
New Yorku 81; Mrs. Linhard
zoe; Mrs. Dunaja SOC, Weekly
$3.45, "a kyticky $3.50.
Mrs. Mizerovsky cd firmly
w etzler 2 kabaty, 3 saty, A SUI
kne, Z bltzek, 48 tasek, sc pa
ri rukavicek, 80 klobouk1;
Mrs. Robinson, krabici mydla,
krabici Why; Mrs. Torovsky,
zasterku, 2 decky ma bazaar;
Mrs. Linhard, Is kyticek, 60
hajka, 3 pot-holders; Mrs. Ma
yer. 3 decky, 2 pot-holders;
Mrs. Lehecka,3 zasterky z mar.
vysfvanim.
Dekujeme vsem dobrodinc1m
a darcGm a pros1me O dalsf
pT1zen.
Czechoslovak Relief
Committee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
SAZELI v HOSPODE.

Edward Berner, 46lety ma
jitel hospody v 800 blocku E.
Fort avenue, zadrzen byl v pom
deli pro velkoporotu ma obza-
lobu, re v hospode jeho prijf-
many byly sazky ma konske
dostihy a re tam r1zeny byly
rGzne nedovolene hry.
Berner zatcen byl 3. zarf,
kdyz "zaplatil" dvema detek-
twin Ia volne hry ma hracfm
strojku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
OCELARNA KOUPENA MA.
MORNfM

Vladnf namoTni Odbor stal sc
majetn1kem Campbell Metal
Window divise v ocelaTske spo-
lecnosti ma Bush a Hamburg u
licfch. Spolecnost, jez MAZE
tex ten svGj zde prodala, Cd
st6huje Sc do svych d1len V
Youngstown, Ohio. V tovarne
zdejsf zamestnavano bylo mezi
800 a 700 d6lnik6 v r6znych
dobach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
PATNACT ROKU
O

Robert Jones odsouzen byl v
1tery ma Is rokd do kaznice
pro pokus okrasti obchodn1ka
v severn1 casti Baltimore. Ger
noch ohrozil obchodn1ka revol-
verem. Loupez byla mu zne-
moznena kTikem manzelky OBJ
chodnlkovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-12
VDANA We Ia LETECH


Vdana pred vice neil sesti
roxy, kdyz byla ctrnact rokd
start, Anna M. Hecker v pom
deli obdrzela rozvod cd man
zela sveho, Williama T. Heck
er, jenz must il platiti $12 IT,
dine ma jeff vyzivu a podporu
dftek. Rozvod povolen il byl
ia zalobu, re manzel pred Is
m9sfci cd nj odesel. Rozvede-
ma zije " {. 926 S. Streper ulice.