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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

7wanted to help the ailing man. He then made an attempt to initiate the voice which greeted him and was the cause of his arrest when Lieu tenants Patrick Moylan and Ernest Pakul visited his establishment on Chatefield avenue, but the demon stration fell far short of one suffer ing from an inflamed 1arynx.
 Officer Littler testified in a whis- per that when he was given his glass of whiskey, DiLorenzo was called to the door to reprimano some children playing in the street He said he took advantage of this unguardedd moment and spilled the whiskey under the table and was slipping glass of water when the accused returned to him.
 The faint voice continued rom the witness stand. and told Lieu tenants Moylan and Pakul of his purchase of whiskey.
 The raiding officers walked into the place and confiscated one case of beer, one and 8 half quarts ot wine and half pint of whiskey in a quart bottle.
 As Officer Little was describing the incidents which lead up to the raid, court officials and specta- tors leaned forward to hear the squeaky whispers and smiled. Officer Little said he was affected with laryngitis since Sunday.
 DiLorenzo blamed his waterloo to the deceptive voice and said he was attempting to aid a sick man, but that when the two bits" was left on the table by the departing officer he took it and placed it in his pocket. The accused indicated he didn't expect to get paid for his samariton gesture, but since the coin was left on the table he could do nothing else but take it.
 The charitable purpose of the accused was doubted by Judge Con- way who entered a fine of $50 and costs but suspended the execution for one year, provided DiLorenzo IS not arrested for violation of the liQuor law. DiLorenzo asquiesced in the courts order but vowed to himself that no wayfarer in the future benefit by kindness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
CAPTAIN DAINTY
 DIES SUDDENLY
Body of Commander Of Co. D. To Be Returned To
 Bristol For Burial

News of the death of Capt. Louis A. Dainty, Bristol, commanding of ficer of Go. D, 169th infantry, 43o Div, has been received by his mother-in- Jaw, Mrs. John Larson a resident of Bristol. The officer died yesterday afternoon at the Camp Blanding base hospital after brief illness.
 The 40-year old captain com plained of not feeling well Mon- day, and was immediately placed on the danger list upon admission to the hospital. The nature oi the disease that resulted in his death will be determined in an autopsy.
 Captain Dainty was secretary and a former manager of the Bristol Monumental Works. His mili- tary career commenced in 1922 when he joined the Connecticut National Guard, and was characterized by rapid promotions until he achieved the rank of first lieutenant, and served as commanding officer oi headquarters company in 1886.
 After resigning from the national guard in 1899, he was recommis- stoned last November, elevated tc the rank of captain, and placed ir command of Co. D.. 169th infantry Meriden machine gun unit. Captain Dainty was credited with having more than doubled the personnel of the Meriden unit through his recruiting efforts.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Helen Larson Dainty, who was w1tl him at Camp Blanding; and two children by 8 former marriage, g son and a daughter. A military es- cort will return the body to Bris- tol for burial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

company to do the Works ana the mayor has contended tlaAt the price received by the city for the rails as salvage will almost equal the cost of the project.
 Supt. Scott Smith rejected a sug- gestion by Albert P. Valukas, an American Brass Co, welder, that the rails be removed by use of Q cutting machine with a blow torch. Valu- kas said the device would cost only &20O and would do a more efficient fob than can be done by Workmen using drills to loosen the pavement and then removing the rails with a crane
 The street superintendent said that this method would involve aS much cost to the city.
 The tracks are being removed be- tween Center and Grand streets on Bank street, though 1t is planned to pave the street as far as the Brook lyn section. Removal of the tracks may also be necessary at other points where they are too far above the pavement to allow an even pav- ing fob without their removal.
 Alderman Burton H. walker yes- terday criticized the decision to have the city pay the cost of removing the tracks. The paving project has been listed for several years and ar- arrangements could have been made to have the company take up the rails whenever the city was ready to start paving, he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

enjoyed.
 A special town meeting has been called by the selectmen for August 22 at 8 D. m. in the town hall to act upon several matters.
 Mrs. John Morgan and infant daughter Irene Bertha have re- turned to their home on Diamond terrace from St. Mary's hospital.
 Mrs. Elmer Symonds, Mrs. Henry Norton and Mrs. Albert Homerwood attended a greenback shower in Bristol Thursday night for Miss Thelma Jowski who will be married in the near future to Arthur Nor ton Jr. of Bristol.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Leach of Con- gers, N. r., parents of Mrs. Albert Homerwood of Center street and MT. and Mrs. William Edwards of Spring Valley, N. Y. were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Homerwood
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Mattson and sons, Carl, Jon and Richard of East street are at Lake Roukon- coma, L. T., and Hampton Bay, L I. for two weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
GUILD FOR BLIND
 MEETS TOMORROW

A meeting of the waterbury Chapter, Catholic Guild for the Blind, will be held tomorrow eve- ming at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Edward F. Conlan of 20l Hill- side avenue.
 Plans will be made for the annual picnic to be held on Sunday, August 24 at Sheriff Platt's estate in Sher- man
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Legal Notices
NOTICE!
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice that I, Vim cenzo Suozxo of 1874 East Main St.. Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an ap- plication dated August 27th, 1941, with the Liquor Control Commission the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises 1884 East Main St., Water bury, Conn. The business is owned by VincenSo Suozxo of 1874 East Main St., Waterbury Conn.,, and will be conducted by Vincenzo Suozso of
 VTNCENZo SUOZZO,
 s-20-27---2t. Dated August 20th, 1e41.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

court was informed that the danger ous weapon used in the previous assault was a stove poker.
 Serra claimed that he demanded the money owed him but that Co., meg ignored him and pushd him. A struggle ensued and the two men became locked together in scuffle. He denied that he whipped out a knife or theratened to use one on Gomez.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
YOUNG LAWYER
 IN FIRST CASE
Attorney Blick Wins Dis charge For Client
 AssaiIant Fined $50

Attorney Clayton Blick, son oi Deputy Sheriff Bernard Blick, tried his first case In municipal court this morning when he won 8 dis charge for Joseph Gomez, 30, col ored, of 38 Canal street, who was arraigned on Q charge of breach 0i the peace. Atty. Blick passed his state bar examination last June and has taken an oflce with A Henry Weisn1an where he is prac- ticing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
CHASE BUFFERS IN
 ANNUAL GATHERING

The Chase Buffers will hold their seventh annual clanbake on Satur- day, August g, at the Chase Coun- try Club. The committee in charge includes Joseph LaBrue, Rocco Del- Bruno, Louis Durocher and Harold Wheeler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
JOAN A STAR

Joan Fontain, soaring to stardom since her recent triumph in "Re- becca." shares stellar honors with Cary Grant ln RKO Radios Before the Fact" Alfred Hitchcock directed the film which is said to the the seasons most dramatic offering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

MOTHER ROLE" ACTRESS
 Emma Dunn, veteran character actress, and deiineator of Sweet mother" roles, again enacts the part of "Scattergood's wife "Midandy," in "Scattergood Meets Broadway" third of the series being produced for RK ORadio by Jerrold Brandt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
City Proceeds With
 Rail Removing Task
Suggestion Of Using Device For SaIvaging Of Steel
 Goes Into Discard Costs Estimates Differ
Removal of trolley rails. on Bank

Removal of trolley rails. Bank Street to repavng of the thoroughfare was continued oooay by Street Department paid by the city though the Connecticut Railway Lighting Company could De made to do the work Mayor Vincent A. Scully and Supern- tendent of Streets Herbert Scott Smith have claimed that
 too much delay would be involved in waiting for the bus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUTs Fair tonight and Thursday cooler tOnt@At. Warmer i'm the interior Thursday Boston, Aug. 20--(UP)-Weathel forecast:
 Massachusetts and Rhode Island Fair tonight and Thursday, coolel tonight, warmer in the interioi Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Whispering Cop Gets Drink, Samaritan Fined
ChatfieId Avenue Tavern Owner Too Sympathetic For "AiIing Stranger"-Civen $50 Fine Today

The sympathy of Francesca DLorenzo, GA, of S9 Chatheld avenue touched yesterday afternoon when
 man walked into his tavern and in low voice whispered that he wanted drink The low whisper came from Patrol
 James Little who suffering from laryngts and who was working with the vice squad That was the story related by Diorenzo for his humanitarian act when he told udge E Conway in municipal court today that he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

Sweeney and Jacquiline Dumschatt. A picnic dinner and swimming were enjoyed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

DIED
 LETsRING-In this city Aug. 18th 1941. Mrs. Anna Leisring of 194 Easton Ave. Funeral tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock from Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave Burial in Riverside cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
OFFICES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WANTED-OFFICE OR SHARE: Sc. OR
ne, Washington. GIBONS, 1912 Pa
ave. Sc
Evening star., 1941-04-20
GARAGES FOR RENT.

4-CAR GARAGE OR GOOD PLACE FOR
business, office included. All modern i'm
provements 6S U ST. NV. Michigan 1907.
Evening star., 1941-04-20

FURNISHED COTTAGES NEAR WASH
ington. S25 and $50 month. HOME
REALTY CO., 906 10th st. NV. Repub-
lie 1897.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
AEROPLAkES.
MOTORCYCIEs EoR SALE

FOR SALE. motorcycle, 1889 ''6I" de luxe
Harley-Davidson. Reas. 1926 L st. NV.
HARLEY-DAVIDsON 1898 twin "A: good
condition; good tires and battery; cheap
for cash. 1923 Brothers pI. sc.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
PARKING LOTS.

PARKING LOT OR USED-CAR LOT. ON
M ST., between gath and 25th-ExceIlent
location (across from new Weather Bu-
reau). Will lease 2 yrs. to responsible
party for S125 mo. Call RE. 1900.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
SEE PINECREST
HOME SITES-S4OO.

$40 DOWN, SO MONTH
Tracts of over Il acre with 1Oo-ft.
frontage, in excellent location with re-
stricted surroundings, miles from Me-
mortal Bridge.
To see drive out Columbia pike, miles
to Alexandria Reservoir. turn left on
Braddock I'd. (Route No. 500 n mile to
properly.
VERNON M. LYNCH g. SON,
Phone Alexandria 1906. Closed Sunday
Evening star., 1941-04-20
TRADE SPECIALS.

Chain grocery store. with parking lot,
in D. c. Leased for years at $3.50
month. Price $4,000.
Apt house lot. on Wilson Blvd. Va. adj
No. 1884, approximately 10000 50. feet.
3 stores on Wisconsin avenue, near
Calvert Theater. All under lease. Trade
at 10 times the annual rent.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.

NEAR NEW CENTER MARKET, 3-STORY
brick, large street-level store large garage
attached suitable for shipping dept, etc.
Possession July lst Rent, 500 mo-, or
sell reasonably. OWNER, WI. 6042 eve
nings
Evening star., 1941-04-20
suMMER CAMPS.

CAMP AKELA FOR BOYS, 6-12; STATE
approved; swimming, riding, crafts, etc:
55 miles from D. c. Oliver s5s9.
TALL TIMBERS-CAMP FOR BOYS, AGES
to IL years. Fully established: excellent
personnel: enrolment limited. AID. 4074.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
Shown by Appointment Only.
J. c. HOSKINS.
FALLS CHURCH, VA. PHONE F. c. 1907.
Sacrif1ce-10 Acres Land.

Modern S-room and bath house. oil heat;
Manassas. close to schools, paved road.
INQUIRE Stone House Inn, U. S. 211. Tel.
Haymarket g.. 20
Evening star., 1941-04-20
$40 PER ACRE
10 ACRES, IS MI, D. C..

springfield stream suitable for stocking
with. trout or other fish; IA acres good
fertile ground but. in need Of cultivation:
terms. F. R SPEARE, INC, 7072 Old
GEORGETOWN I'd WI olOS Bradley 0143
Evening star., 1941-04-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY For SALE.

BUNGALOW-SMALL, MODERN. YEAR
around home. on natl. highway; walking
distance Braddock Heights mountain re-
sort; Write R F, D. 5, Box 65, Fred
erick, Md.
BARGAIN TO SETTLE ESTATE, APPROX,
2 acres, with modern country home, IL
large rooms high ceilings, Il baths front
and rear porches, good barn, 2-stoTy SER
wants house, other outbuildings. all in
good cond. Old Groom stone house on
property, needs repairs. Water supply
piped from mountain spring: large, last
running stream in rear. Located in quaint
village on State road in Loudoun Co, Va.
one-hr drive from Washington Ideal for
retired people or guest house. Price,
$1,000 terms.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

8 ROOMS, KITCHEN, , PORCHES; 2
gardens. large YARD, some fruit; $50
month in advance. On macadam road, 3
miles from Round Hill, Va. Phone MRS.
NJ. VIRTS, co. 70l2. 2O%
Evening star., 1941-04-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, 3-sToRY BRICK. ABOUT
5000 so. #. Sll0 mo. j. S. LEFEVRE
INC, 2007 X st. NV. RE. 0017.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

SMALL CABIN, BY FAMILY OF 8, IN OR
near nearby mts.: will lease; buy if reas.
j. w, 235 Quackenbos st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
STORES FOR SALE

LARGE. ATTRACTIVE GROCERY STORE;
very good business. FIR. 972S
DRY-CLEANING STORE; must sacrifice
because of illness; no reasonable offer re-
fused. FIR. l22S: do not call Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

LARGE. NEW COTTAGE, NEAR OCEAN.
in Bethany Beach, Del. furnished; every
modern convenience. Season rental 1875.
T. e. Gage, agent in Bethany Beach, Del.
@. H. SMITH, owner. Laurel, Del.
FUR. OR UNF., NEW MODERNISTIC
bungalows Colonial Beach, Va. Large,
knotty pine liv. rms, dble hs;. running
water. electric, PyreX gas cooking, out
side shower; l bl. from river on Mon
roe Bay. BY wk mo. or season. Phone
MA. 7344 or Oh Colo. Bldg.
SUMNER HOMES. Mr.. BEACH SEASON
rentals start $500. Sales bargain seashore
k1NS, 4112 Lands ave- Sea Isle City. N. j.
KEHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-COTTAGE 8
rooms, bath, furnished: modern equip
Nent; oil heat; ocean block; exclusive; pre-
season, season rental advised now; gentiles.
ARTHUR MORRIS, Centeryille. Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
AUTOMOBILY.

Jeden 2H tony tezky vojen-
sky truck vezouc1 tfi ospale vo-
jaky mezi Baltimore a Wash
ington Sc ztratil. Zmizely truck
patek ridil prosty vojak,
John Kraft. Ma trucku jeli S
MIN vojaci: Emmett Taylor a
John Ronanyk.
= Benjamin F .Orem, 67le-
ty z Perry ulice, tezce byl IRA
men, kdyz zasazen byl v nedeli
automobilem pri prechazenl
Keswick road We $500 blocku.
Vedle prerazenych zeber a no
by byla mu rozbita lebka. Au-
tomobil ridil cernoch, Charles
w. Epps.
= Arthur Cummins, 36lety
z Washingtonu, usmrcen byl V
nedeli automobilem ma Wash
ington Boulevard u Beltsville
pri opravovan1 sloupu. R1di-
Gem automobile byl prosty vo-
iak, Jack Grouse z Fort Meade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
ODSOUZEN.

Usvedceny z 1castenstvf ma
kradezi pokladny z Hartford a
venue dllny a prevezenf j do
Anne Arundel okresu, kde byla
otevfena a pax zahrabana,
James Moody, cernoch, odsou-
zen byl ma Fl mes1cG do vezenl.
V kradezi 1castnilo sc jinych
pet cernochG. V pokladne by
10 sperkG cenenych ma $1,000 a
cenne pap1ry - Cenne paplry
V obnosu $4,000 sernosi spali-
Ii v Severna Park.
= Pfiznav Sc, re 1castnil sc
stfelen1 Idly Meekins, cernosky,
pred II roxy, Arthur Saunders
cernoch, odsouzen byl ma tri ro-
ky do polepsovny. Streleni u
dalo Sc 80. kvetna 1880 v dome
ma ulicce v severozapadni casti
mesta. Pricinou ku streleni by
la zarlivost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
PRVNf CESKE DIVADELNf
P~REDSTAVENf We WASH
INGTONE, D. c., BUDE JIz
TUTO NEDELI.

Pomerne mala ceskosloven-
ska osada v hlavhlm meste
Washingtone, D. c., Dude mlti
velky svatek tuto nedeli, dine
II. kvetna, nebot tam Dude Sc
hrana Dram. Odborem Sokol-
ske Jedn. "Blesk", rozmarna o.
pereta "Tam ma horach', "a
rezie sok. Otilie MARTINIQUE a
A. CihlaTe. Hra tato mela ne
obycejny 1spech v Baltimore 0
svatcich Velikonocn1ch a minu-
lie nedele sehrana byla S veil
kym uspechem We Filadelfii We
Slovenske Budove.
Czechoslovak American Cen
ter Washington, d. c., pozada-
10 mas Dram. Odbor O sehran1
divadla v jejich prospect. Hra-
ii Sc Dude v Pythian Temple,
1912 - 9th St., N. W., We $3.50
odpoledne. Pc divadle Dude
pratelska veselice a tanec pri
csl. hudbe kapeln1ka p. Ed.
Hrubeho. Tato veselice potrva
az do II hodin. Vstupne ma di-
vadlo a zabavu obnasl 75c,
(dane zproSteno).
Westinghouse Czechoslovak
American Center I'VE vsechny
krajany v Baltimore, Curtis
Bay, Washington, We statu Ma
ryland a Virginie, by Sc dosta-
viii v nejhojnejs1m poctu ma O.
peretu "Tam ma horach' a test
Sc ma shledanou a seznamenl Sc
S mimi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
ZAPASY v
CARLN'S PARK.

Pr1st1 1tery, dine Is. kvetna
V kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlin's Arena Mr.. Ed
Contosem v hlavnlm zapase
ktery urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky Warren Bockwinkel, 224
ID. re ST. Louis utka Sc s Fred
Legs" Grobmier, 218 ID. z Des
Moines, Iowa.
Zvlastn1 atrakci Dude zapas
zen. Mrs. Elvira Snodgrass, LAG
ID. Tennessee Hillbilly" utka
Sc S Anna LaVerne, 14O ID. 2
New Mexico. Zapas tento ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcich 3 zapasech
kter6 urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujf:
Milo Steinborn, 235 Id. VS.
Jim big Coon" Henry, 237 Id
Elmer Snodgrass, 22O Id. VS.
Walter Zimovich, 218 ID.
Tommy Rae, 226 ID. VS.. Lot
Plummer, 235 ID.
zeny V prGvodu muze maj
vstup volny v "ring side" soda.
dlech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
ZPRAVA c. & P. TEL. CO..
v BALTIMORE.

Dne %. dubna byla otevrena
nova sesti-poschodova 1stTedn1
budova C. & P. Telefonn1 Spo-
lecnosti, 800 st. Paul ulice pro
vefejnou sluzbu. Budova po-
stavena nakladem $1,000, 900.
Tim zdarne skoncena prvnf E.
tapa rozsiTovac1ho programu
spolecnosti pro vzrdstajicf te-
lefonn1 potfeby doln1ho mesta.
Stare 1fadovny V elsie 5 Light
ulice zdstanou nadale otevrenv
pro pohodl1 abonent1.
Nakresy budovy por1dila ar
chitektonicka firma Taylor &
Fisher a konstrukci provedla
firma Cummins Construction
Co., ODE z Baltimore. Stavba
trvala IA mesfc1. Krone no
vych dfadoven budova Dude
stTediskem hlavnich sill a "dia-
loveho zaf1zenf". Toto dial"
zaT1zenl je provad6no Western
Electric Co. a Dude V provoZu
jiz toto leto.
Celkove "Dial'' zaTfzenf jest
rozpocteno, re Dude staff 3d.
100000, clmz Sc zajiste tele-
|fonnfch sluzba pro vice jak
$4,000 telefon1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
ARMADA POVOLAVA 5000
STIIDENTh

Valecny department oznamil
We stfedu, re vice NEIL 5000
mladych dGstojn1kG volano bu-
de do chime sluzby jake druzi
lieutenant tonic lete pc gra-
duovan1 2 kolej1 anebo pc do
konceni cvicenf v reservnlch
ddstojnickych cvicebnfch sbo-
rech. z Maryland kolej1 Dude
jich povolano asi 1875. z tech
to asi 70 Dude z Marylandske
university, asi 40 z Johns Hop
kins a 16 z Western Maryland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09

di, jak dobre 81 pocinali ma je-
visit, jak bezvadne tancili tan
ce nacvicene br. FIR. Stetkou a
jak malebne skupiny vytvofily
v narodnich krojfch. 0 tom jak
nase mlada generace ma rada
cesky zpev mohl sc kazdy pre-
svedciti S jakym nadsen1m zp1-
vail zpevy nacvicene br. Vojtou
Martfnkem a k tomu chci jen
poznamenat, re tam kde je
chut a nadsen1, re tam take
jest 1spech. z mladych zdcast-
mill Sc zajezdu: r. Francova,
Il. Hyblova, M. Sev6ikova, l..
Kasparova, E. Rfhova, E. Ryso-
va, M. Frejkova, l.. Pokorna,
Eduard Voelker, D. Voelker, F.
Jirrfcek, J. Stock a E. Stetka.
Lfcenf hercd, jake vzdy, pro-
vedl br. Jar. Cihlar a to, re by
10 bezvadne a vyjadrovalo YER
lie predstavovane charaktery
iest samozfejme u umelce tTf-
dy br. Jar. CihlaTe. Dekorace
jeviste byla velmi p6kna a do
plnena byla dekoracemi z je-
viste baltimorskeho coz obsta-
raj obetavy br. Radek.
Nelze zapomenouti srdecne.
no pohostinstvf ktereho Sc SO
kolskym ochotn1kum dostalt
cd slovenskych bratri a sestel
filadelfickych. Ver1m, re pc
: zvanf ma opetovny brzky "a
Jed do Filadelfie, ktere byl'
projeveno slovenskymi bratr,
bylo mfneno srdecne a upf1mn
pc tax pronikavem 1spechu Ia
.jezdu jak moralnim tax i Fl
' nancnim. MEzeme Sc radovat
: z uspschu financniho, nebo
e cisty vytszek jest urcen narod
nimu boji Ia svobodnou vlasti
niz Slovaci i Cesi budou ope
svobodni a sfastni. Ma zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
100000 STROMKU
VYSAZENO.

Skorem 100000 tromkn wy
pestenych v statnim ustavu v
College Park, vysazeno bylo v
rGznych castech statu letosni-
no roku. Vetsina semen a stro-
meckd objednana byla soukro-
mymi majiteli pozemk1 ably
zlepsili majetky sve. Celkem
1stav obdrzel 242 zadosti. Pro
davany jsou v rGznych cenach
cd $3.50 do SIS "a RUNE veil
kosti a kvality.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
A 0 PRO
NEPODPOROVANf
MANZELKY.

Rev. Elmer Cruce, baptistsky
kazatel z Elkton, v patek u
sweden byl zde z nepodporo-
vani manzelky sve a dvou
svych. synG. Odsouzen byl ma
jeden rok do vezenf jestlize
manzelce sve nebude platiti
$40 tydne.
Rev. Cruce udaval soudci, re
obchod jeho byl "strasny" V pc
sledn1 dobe. re jedine neco
vydelal 81 prodan1 nekolika
pardG bot a oddanl nekolika
manzelskych parkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
100000 HUDEBNf
KONSERVATORT.

Hudebn1 konservatoTi Pea
body darovano bylo Carnegie
korporacl z New Yorku $780,
900.
Ustav nedavno konal KAN
pan ma sebranf fond1 pc dobu
nastavaj1c1ch peti rokd v obno-
SUI $125.0OO.
Do kampane upsal $500 jed
notlivcG a vice $116,35O.15.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
POLICE HLfDALA
KONSULAT.

Tri muzi, jez pfedstavili Sc
jake obchodn1 americt1 manor
nfci snazili Sc odstraniti Nazi
prapor vislci z okna 6. poscho-
dove budovy N6meckeho kon-
sulatu ma pocest Kvetnoveho
Dne.
Policie odstranila namorn1ky
z budovy a postavila u praporu
straz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
MEZINARODNf LfGA
Stav klubH
z. kVetna.


NaSe baseballova ceta klubu
Orioles utka Sc dnes a Ultra v
meste Rochestru S tamnim klu-
benz. V nedeli, IL. kvetna "a
jfzdf do Montrealu, kde Sc zdr-
II az do stredy. Celkem budou
mas hrati s Montrealem 4 zapa-
sy. We ctvrtek a patek budou
hrati v Jersey City a v nedeli,
IS. kvetna je uvidite opet do
ma v Oriole Parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
DfTKO PODLEHLO
POPALENINAM.

Roland Lane, syn postmistra
v Preston, Md, popalen byl v
pondeli v dome rodic1 svych
tax, re v kratkosti popaleni-
nam podlehl v Easton nemoc-
nici.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

future We must redeem ourselves before the world.
For, wait. the question so often asked
keeps ringing in our ears-"how could all that
disaster happen in those two short weeks of
doom!
But l, / sadly smile, since l know so well the
answer. France wasn't brought to doom in two
short weeks. France had been preparing her own
doom in all those sleeping years when our states
men were looters and bandits; when our rich lived
for their profits, ard poor lived only for their
pay. Yet they held their property, for while, and
then they lost their country.
For when say our statesmen, many of them
were looters and bandits l speak what the facts
have proved | can tell you concrete stories, ter
rible shameful stories to illustrate what have
Just set down.