davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Neu Airmail Stamp Goes
On Sale June rs in CapitaI

WASHINGTON, June Post
master Gen. Frank c. Walker has
announced that the first airmail
stamp of the new series-the g.
cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be printed
in red. 1t is to be placed on first
day sale at Washington, d. c.,
postoffice June Is. A description
of this stamp already has been
announced.
Walker said the central motif
for this stamp was taken from
an original drawing by William
A. Roach, designer at the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. who
also designed the stamp. James
r. Lowe engraved the vignette
on the stamp, John S. Edmondson
the panel at the bottom and the
lettering and James T. Vail the
numeral.
The present bi-colored six-cent
airmail soon will become a COL
lectors rarity. because Congress,
which Is spending billions for de-
Tense. but not one cent for BIZ
colored stamps. slashed 500, 600
from the postoffice departments
1912 appropriation bill for con-
tinued printing Of the stamp.
Walker also announced that the
10-cent Ethelbert Nevin postage
stamp of the composers group Of
the Famous -Amaricap aerfks XaaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. June Z CISsl Wheat
closed unchanged today cats axe to "
UP, barley We 20 NC up and rye lhe 70
&c up.
wHEAT-July. TIVE sold
oATs-July, 37h o37Ge. October sth
3Nre sold
skRLEY-Juiy. AHe: October. t5Sa
45hc.
RYE-July. eOHe: october. size bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Order Is Locomotives

NEW YORK, June THE New
York, Chicago and st. Louis Rail-
road awarded a contract for Is
freight locomotives to the Lima
Locomotive Works. Cost Is ap-
proximately $2,153,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 7.-tINs)-Llvsstoek
HoosooRfsesipts. 400: steady; hold.
lights. ssasso: light lights. ss.7sxsSs:
packing sows. s.sogs.so; pigs. $3.50
CATTLE - Receipts. 1000 steady.
calyes-R.e.ipts. 100: steady. Beef steers
i mcs''1: , :i,ni5; ns s sail year
..r Teo Tl.as; cow. s1.25Gs7s: bulls,
sgI7s: stoekers. Hfi2; cows and
sHEEr@e.c.lpu, 800; steady: .norn
lambs; @rlo.2s common, ssas. spring
'7easo: ewes. s3.5og.Ts.
PITTSBURGH. June 7.-UNs)--Livs-
cATTLEzRec.ipt'. IS; steady: steers,
1880 &c m m IN, s7.5ods.75; heifers.
n s & 100, GOD = IS e: so.nncs. ,ssss
ksnnsrs and cutters, s5hs;so. biYlis. rood
eheiss, n2o0s7o; common medium. SIS rs
~! Ho9 g - ;, 100 steady is6,,.O
22o.2So ins., ssso1sso; 7so-aoo ibs.
ssg'2snsso: ioo-ico Ibs. sses, rcushs.
sHEEP~s,.sdy; ehoie. lambs. ~ IAN
lambs, N1b; ewes. x3dss0; wethers.
$3.50: Spring lambs sionis.
CtLVEs-Receipts, 100: steady: good
choice 2d12.5o: medium. $3.50 q 10. so /;
culls and common, seds.
EAST BUFFALO
EAeT BUFFALO, N. Y, June 7.--fINs)
-Hoos--Rscsipts, 100; market. norninaiiy
steady. Good and choice. Iso-74o fbs !,
quoted Ss.e01i0. compared with week ago
general trade 10000 lower.
CATTLE Receipts. none: steers ard
yearlinss moderately active steady TO shade
higher during week Good steers SO SO
Qll.25; ysarling hsifers. $40 SO dio. rs;
grassy and shortfed offerings $3.50
10 20, CANADIAN steers. siO1l0.40 mostly
70 shippers; cows and bulls UNCHANGED
beef cows. S0s3s; cutter and common,
~ 6OuT.65; Gamer, IS 5oTs.4O; weiehty
sausage bulls. ss1s5o: lighter weights,
CALvEs-Rsceipts. none: vealsrs Soc
and more lower during week Good and
choice siiGii.so. common and medium,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 7,--(INs)--cash grain
close:
wHEAT--No. . mixed. 800
CORNING. ] yellow. Tts g75ho No.
J yellow, 7t675ke. No. yellow T3G ~
Tee; No yellow, T3h7tAc: No yellow.
7Ika73He No. 5 white T2iS q 7gc sam
pie grade. $50 Tie
oArs-sample grade mixed 33Nc No.
white 3sk q 3she. No. 2 white. asa
3ske; No white, 37Ae: No. white
3sH y 37e sample grade white, 3se No.
I white heavy. 3sk q ssHe: Ma ruixsc
hssvy. 37ise: No. mixed heavy. 37Ae;
No. red heavy s7Me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. June This 10 q bid and
ASK market and the actual sale OF securi
ties II often aubtect IN na0ofia ttcrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. June Tine silver mar
ger closed quiet and unchanged. with June
No transaefionn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

removed from sale to the public
at the philatelic agency in Wash
|ington at the close of business
May 81. He said there were
10. 5000 Of this stamp ordered
printed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
ONTARIO
Detroit Poultry

harkst about steady. No quotations
available Saturday.
poGs-Market easy: current reeelpts,
zSsS H24erKEn6son Nke72hs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09
100 KIT BAGS
 BEING PACKED
Baptist Church Women to Show Display Tuesday
 at l0O Grand Street

One hundred kit bags to be sent to homeless British women will be packed Tuesday in the window of a store at i90 Grand street. Mrs. David Gaines and her committee consisting of Mrs. Perry Borden, Mrs. Clarence Isbell, Mrs. William Van Tassel, Mrs. Percival Dixon, and Mrs. Dorothy Merkle will fill these bags.
 The list of articles for these kits can now bc secured at the notion counters of the f ollowing stores: Grieve Blsset & Holland, Rowland Hughes, Miller and Peck, F. w. Grand, w. T. Grant, both Kresge stores, and F. w. Woolworth.
 Anyone who will purchase part of these articles as donation to the homeless British women can have deliveries made before Mon- day to the Red Gross Headquarters on Field street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09

release from the maritime commis. sion yesterday he explained that his letter to Vandenberg gave only reported" sinkings.
 Need All Information
 Chairman Walter P. George of the senate foreign relations commit tee who has not committed him. self to either extreme of the con- voy dispute, said Great Britain should supply authentic information on shipping losses not only for con- gress but for the American peo- pie.
 We are ina state of confusion" 1" said George. Tt would be to the best interests of Britain, as well as our own government, in keeping congress and the people informed"
 London officials were quick to dispute Lands figures and to urge that there was need for increased protection of the British life line.
 They gave no details, however, of sinkings. A British spokesman said that "even If the figures Gand's) were correct, they would give a totally false picture of the seriousness of the situation" The spokesman argued that the ton- mage position must be regarded as a whole, adding that while airplanes and tanks obviously are of greaetr immediate importance than anything else, no use could be made of either if food supplies failed"
 An estimate from London put sinkings in the month of April at 500,00 tons but did not indicate what percentage of that tonnage originated in United States or Can- adian ports.
 Word reached New York that the British liner Ixion and the Nor wegian freighter Eastern Star had been torpedoed approximately l50 miles cast of the southern tip of Greenland which is well within the area of MT. Roosevelt's extended North Atlantic patrol.
 In Berlin well-inforIned Nazis said that the United States ap- parently had decided to use its navy in an Atlantic convoy anud that Germany was more than sufficient ly prepared"
 Sen. Charles w. Tobey, R., N. H., who wants congress to forbid use of the navy for convoy duty, accused Mir. Roosevelt, on the basis of Lands figures, of having with held from the people facts which would show that British shipping losses were not as great as had been suggested by officials descriptions Of the uprgency of the situation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09

Whether it's slacks, shorts, or a suit you're wearing this summer, it'll be top- ped by a tailored blouse! For semi-sportswear have sweet clean chambray, with an intricately tucked shirtmaker front - or a white pique, trimmed in navy and red, with an a m u sing stylized eagle perched on the pocket. You'll love mems shirting, with prim white collars and cuffs, for business or active sports. And you'll want rayon crepes and shark skins for everything from morning shopping to eve- ming wear. They're in sum- mer whites and radiant pastels.
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09

Members of the Holy Name soc ciety of the Church of the Im- maculate Conception have com pleted arrangements for their an. nual observance of Mothers Day. The society will receive commun- ion in Q body at the 8 o'clock mass Sunday morning and will attend breakfast services in the basement of the church. A large number of reservations have been made for the occasion. William T. Earring ton, city editor of the Waterbury Democrat will be the guest speak, CT.
 The committee of arrangements includes James Kenney, chairman, Roger Walsh, Maurice Mccarthy John Thompson, John Woods, Ed ward Hudner, Michael Carroll, William Stack and Martin Brown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09
DEFENDANTS GIVEN
 DAMAGES OF $1O2

Damages of $l02.25 and costs wer eawarded to Lester and Gratia Galinat of Waterbury, in their civil action against Edward M. Pond of Torrington. heard before Judge John P. McDonough in Common Pleas court yesterday. Basis for the action was a note of $100 dated 1881.
 Withdrawn from the docket of Common Pleas yesterday was the $500 civil action brought against the Workmen's Circle Educational Gen. ter of Waterbury by the Citizens and Manufacturers National Bank. Settlement terms were not disclosed. The action was based on an alleged note of $475 dated 1883.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09
COMMUNITY CLUB
 TOPRESENT PLAY

The regular meeting of the East End Community Club will be held Tuesday evening at Hamilton Park Pavilion at 800 o'clock. Final plans will be made for the Mardi Gras to be held the week of June 9th to the 14th at Scovill's Recreation Field on Meriden Road. The Dramatic Club under the direction of Clarence Waite will present Q act comedy entitled Going Modern. As this is the first play to be presented in several months large attendance Is expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09
BIG ARIZONA
 RANCH SOLD

Payson, Ariz.-(UP)--The Bar.T- Bar ranch, one of the largest out- fits in the Payson area, has been sold for $s0,0oo to Jack Roach, Houston, Tex, automobile dealer. The ranch formerly was owned by the Tremaine Cattle Company. Its properties including several guest cottages, a swimming pool and air. port,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09
Anti Hornet Drive Costly

Salt Lake City, Utah = tUP)-. Lloyd Peterson, l6, decided to rid the family garage and a nearby tree of hornets. He soaked Q roll of newspaper in oil and managed to burn the nest. But sparks fired the garage, and when the fire de- partment finally Subdued the blaze young Peterson's anti-hornet pro- gram had accumulated expenses" of $l05.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09
Iwenty-Seven United States Ships To Sail
About to Be Sent Into Red Sea Dispite Axis Threats;
 Bitter Dispute Still in Congress
BY LYLE c. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent)

Washington, May e. OP) = Twenty-seven United tates pS are anout 70 pc sent nto Cne Eso concdent with German protest against ship Seiz
 res here and another speech by cabinet member urging
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-09

Taxes on huts will yield Liberia e2aDo00 this year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
MUZ S KAMENNYM SRD-
Gem ZEMREL.

Farmar znamy lekarnm CO
muz, jehoz sdrce sc obracelo v
kamen, byl nalezen mrtev v po-
steli. Stale sc tax patrne ma
sledkem zvlastnf choroby, KITE
ra ohrozovala jeho zivot az do
operace, ktera byla ma mem pro
vedena minuly cerven.
Je to Frank Campbell, 46le-
ty farmaT z Bishopville, Md,
jenz byl postizen k~ornatenfm
81 zvapenenfm srdecniho obalu,
Minuleho leta lekaTi v Johns
Hopkins nemocnici vyjmuli mu
jedno zebro a cast prsni kosti a
pax odrfzli zvapeneny obal
ktery menil jeho srdce v ka.
men. Operace podobna byls
provedena v historic lekaTstv.
jen petkrate, ale nikdy nemels
1plny 1spech. Campbell Sc vra.
til domI po operaci ma okl
Zdrav, ale nyn1 DR.. Riley shle
dial, re nemoc Sc vratila a uci
lnila jeho zivotu konec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
MANzELKA UCITELE Sc
OBESILA.

Ruth C. Ketner Sewers, 80
leta, manzelka Lowella M. So
wers, ucitele ma Central vysSl
skole v Homecoming, Md, male
zena byla obesena We sklepe
DON'T ma snIre cd prada.
Sowersova s pTitelkynemi
n~avstfvila banket Black and
White sdruzeni. Kolem 8. no
diny We ctvrtek rano vzbudila
manzela sveho Sc slovy,z re chce
|jfti do Gettysburghu n~avstfviti
matku. Sewers naTidil budfcek
ma 5 hodin rano S pTedsevze-
tim, re il a dceru zaveze do
Bedford, Pa, kde vsednou do
busu. Kdyz budlcek zvonil,
manzelka Sc neozyvala. Nasta-
lie hledan1 skoncilo nalezenfm
il obesenou. Byla cinnou We
mnohych spolecenskych sdru-
zen1ch. Pred snatkem byla u
citelkou ma Clifton Park skole
" Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
SKLAD OBETf
POZARU.

Ohnem, jimz byl znicen v So
botu drevarsky sklad v Sails
bury, Md, zpGsobena byla sko-
da vetsf nezli $780, 900. Vedle
skladu shofel jeden dun a Sc
DIM jinych poskozeno. Hasici
volani byli dvema alarmy. Pc
moe pfijela z okolnfch meste-
eek, kde hasicske sbory exis-
tuji.
Edward Sinecal, superinten-
dent skladu, oznamil, re 5000
600 kos1k1 zhotovenych pro
Eastern Shore farmare, znice-
no bylo.
Kdyz ohen nejprudceji zufil,
hor1ci drevo proletlo ctyTmi
blocky vzduchem a zapalilo
dun Jamese Agnew. Ohen ma
dome tom spozorovan byl tepr-
We, kdyz dim skorem cely ho-
rel.
Zniceny sklad firmy Bound
je nejvetS1m ma hotoveni kosl-
XII a bednicek. Pracovano ny.
nj y 4lem bylo "a hodin denn6
Sc $50 muzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
ESKOSLOVENSKEMU
LIDU.

Hodina, V nfz rozhodnut bu.
de osud nejen teto zeme, mas.
move vlasti, ale i osudy celeho
sveta sc kvapem blfzf.
V utery, dine 27ho t. m. pro.
mluvi ku svemu narodu Presi.
dent Spojenych StatG a v hodi-
ne tie uslysfme nejenom co ma
mas zde v Americe ceka vyhra-
je-li nazism, ale take jake kro-
ky tato zeme ucinf ably Hitler
byl porazen.
V techto nekolika dnech rec
tn pTedchazej1cfch, jest nam
dana pT1lezitost zjeviti nasemu
velikemu Presidentu jak neo.
chvejne stoj1me "a MIN S plnou
dGv6rou, re rozhodnuti jehc
Dude v zajmu svobody, v zaj.
mu lidskosti.
Sdruzene Ceskoslovenske Spoil.
ky zadaj1 jednoho kazdeho z
Vas, byste zaslali Vas projey
do Washington pouzitim list.
XII, ktere mono dostati cd Gle.
MI Vykonneho Vyboru anebo =
nasleduj1c1ch mfstech:
V 1Tadovne Telegraph, We
"Slavii", v Sokolovne, We Stav
.Spolku Madison a Bradford
p1. Rysova, 80 N. Glover st.
pan Behounek, 2406 E. Monu.
ment ST.
L1stky must byt podepsany
plnou adresou a zaslany ne pc.
zdeji jak tuto sobotu vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
VZHURU MA SLET DO


J1zdne Dude "a osobu $2O.85
tam i zpet; listek platny 20
dnf, t. j. l1stek zpatecnf. Je
nutno obdrzet j1zdne nejpoz-
deli V patek, dine 20. cervna v
Sokolovne.
K zajistenf ubytovanf a noe
Iehd, je tTeba, ably ii, kter1 ne.
mali zname nebo pTatele v Chi.
cagu Sc prihlasili V cas- u w.
pravclho komite. Take je "a.
hodno ably titez jeli S vypravou
ably 0 jejich umisten1 mobile
byt postarano. Vypravci ko'
mite jsou: Ed. Cosgrove, nacel
mix, 1920 Kenyon Ave-, Mana
Michalek, nacelnice; Josef Pc
korny, vzdelavatel, 1881 Eas'
Madison ulice. SLETU ZDAR
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
MlStnl ZprdYy.
z k~rajanskych kruhE.

= Kv6ten je mesfc "Vzpo-
minek". Slavime Den Matek
Den Obcanstv1, Den Zdobeni
HrobG a poslednf avSak meme
ne vyznamna vzpominka je
''Tyden Maku" Poppy Week.
Tato dojemna vzpomfnka
"Tydnu kvetoucfho maku" "a
pOcne tuto sobotu, "a. kvetna a
potrva az do 80. kvetna.
Je to cas- roku, We kterem We
refine ukazati mGzeme, nose
MIN napodobeniny kvetoucfho
maku V dirce limce kabatu, re
vzpOm1name nejen tech, kteTi
zivoty polozili v poslednf sve-
tOve valce, ale zvlaste tech, kite
Fl byli zmrzaceni tax, re bud v
nemocnicich aneb jinych 1sta-
vech, jsOu pouze schopni tyto
uncle cervene maky zhotovo-
vati.
Zenske odd6leni Americke
Legie l6pe znam6 jake "The
American Legion Auxiliary"
kazdy rok v tento cas- prodava
tyto "macky" pro vyslouzilce
q pence tax z prodeje ziska-
nych upotTebeno je ma podpo-
ru neschopnych vyslouzilcG, je-
jich d6tf a detf mrzackG.
Ceskoslovenska skupina zen
Odbocky James c.. Ludwig
Post cfslo 1879, Americk6 Legie
Dude prodavati tyto "macky"
poc1naje Ultra v sobotu, v ma
Sem sousedstvf a zvlaSte v ne
deli pc kazde mSi svate pred
chramem Pane Sv. Vaclava.
ZaopatTte 81 aspon jeden xvi
tie ka bud'te hrdi, re jej muzete
nositi, a vzpomente 81 tez, re "a
posledni valky V polich kolem
Flanders We Francii byl max
jedina rostlina, ktera kvetla a
tax svym cervenym kv6tem ku-
rae dodavala bojuj1c1m.
Je to tez vzpom1nka ma pa
die a ten desacek CO zan ODE
tujete Dude pomoc pro zmrza-
Gene. Doufame, re nebude
jednoho krajana by 81 tento.
pamatny kvitek nekoupil. Pro
to nezapomente.
Ia csl. skupinu zen Odbocky
James G.. Ludwig Post els. 1879,
Americk6 Legie:
J. Peroutkova, preds.
M. HrOmadkova, m1sto-pfeds.
" pond6lf O osm6 iodine
veGer hrano Dude "Bingo" We
skolni m1stnosti kostela CeskO-
Moravskych Bratrf. Pekne ce-
ny pTipraveny jsou pro vfteze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
DIVA CIZOZEMSTf MANOR.
NfCI ZATCENI.

V nedeli rano zatceni byli
zde diva cizozemsti namornlci
pristehovaleckymi 1redn1ky,
kdyz vysetreno, re pobyli zde
dele neil Jim dovoleno bylo.
Jednim je Cechoslovak, Ivan
Rodin a druhym Ital, Vincinzo
Lanzano. Nedavnym rozhod-
nutim stanoveno, re cizozemsti
namofn1ci We Spojenych Sta
tech mohou zGstati 80 dn1.
Lanzano opustil italskou lod
jiz pred nekolika roxy. Prihla-
Sen byl jake "zednik."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
PRfPIS VYBO
RU CES. MAR. HRBITOVA.

CT. ceske vefejnosti!
Timto davame ma vedom1
vSem nasim ct6nym rodakGm a
pTiznivcGm Ceskeho Narodnf-
no HFbitova, re Sprawl Vybor
HTbitova Sc rozhodl nepofada-
ii zadnou velkou oslavu edo
benz HrobG" jake leta minula,
ale jen soukromnou navstevu
hTbitova a obnos ktery drive
byl v6novan ma onu smutecnl
slavnost, byl jinak zuzitkovan
a to We prospect osvobozeni
naSi stare domoviny darovati
Narodnfmu Sdruzenf $500.
Doufame, re toto vezmete ma
v6dOm1 a i Vast pT1zen nam i
hTbitovu ma dale zachovate.
Ia Sprawl Vybor Hfbitova:
Al. MaSek, &c. tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Pc ODCHODU NAVSTEVNIC
$235

Kdyz dive obstarle zeny "jez
vyhllzely jake cikanky," kle-
paly ma dvere Pauliny Grabow-
ski v 600 blocku S. Durham u
lice a zadali il, zdali by nepra-
la sobe zbavenu byti vseho utr-
peni, Grabowski odpovedela,
re ano.
zeny Grabowske naTfdily da-
tt vsechny sve pen1ze do dvou
kapesnfch satk6. PAX vzaly cd
nj satky a tyto vstrcily do jejl.
no obleku. V nekolika minu.
tach odesly.
Kdyz Grabowska sahla pre-
satky a otevfela tyto, honen
telefonovala ma policejnl stani
ci s oznamenim, re il ukrade'
no bylo 1885.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
MELODY DELNfKU POSKO
ZUJf OBRANU.

V pondeli konany byly pora-
dy, jak zameziti tTeba jest me-
body, jez pFekazf delnik1m, a.
by mohli prace S obrannou re-
me spojene v daleko vetSfm roz
sahu konati.
Moylan, predseda statni in
dustrialnf conference, stanovil
pfi porade, re v poslednfm ro-
&c Marylandskych d6lnikG pri
pracech poraneno bylo 37.627
a re 80 procentGm z nehod
tech dalo by Sc predejiti.
Konference konana byla v
hotelu Emerson. Pr konferen-
ci byla vystavka 40 tovarnfkd
maj1cfch vhodne prostTedky ku
zabranen1 nehod.
Moylan pravil: "Vladnf de-
partment Prace stanov1, re v
minulem roce stavkami $780,
900 dn1 bylo ztraceno z prace
delnictvu." Taze Sc:
"Jak dlouho z1staneme spa
tt ohledne daleko vets1ch ztrat
nasledkem zranen1 delnlk1, j.
miz 169,3O0,0 900 dni delnic-
kych pracf ztraceno bylo v ro-
ce, tud1z vice NEIL dvacetkrate
ztraceno bylo stavkami?"
Dals1 jeSte ne zcela propra-
covana udanf prav1, re vedle
zranenych v roce byly 103 Ii
voty delnictva ztraceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

Jeste jednou v poslednf chvi-
Ii vyzyvame naSe krajany a
krajanky ably brazil podflu ma
velike narodn1 demonstrate,
ktera odbyvana Dude dnes, v
patek vecer v mestskem Sta
dunn.
Jest made vse nutno, ably po-
Get naseho lidu v narodnich
krojfch byl co nejvetsf a tez
tech kdo z mas sc sucastni jake
host6, byl ddstojny. Nenechte
81 ujfti tuto prflezitost dokazat
svou narodn1 solidaritu jake
obcane svobodne r~epubliky A
mericke a jake potomci slav-
neho naroda ceskoslovenskeho.
KOnejme svou povinnOst.
Vstup pro nasince v krojich
volny, pro ostatnf pouze SOC,
ditky polovic.
Pro mas lid v krojich budou
cekati autobusy u budovy "Sla-
vie" v Z. hodin vecer. Vyjede
Sc presne o pGl osme.
Prave pred uzaverkou nase-
no casopisu telefonoval nam p.
Vaclav Primus, konsularnf "a
stupce G. S. r., re mas csl. Wy
slanec plukovnfk Vlad. Hur-
ban, ktery byl pozvan jake cest-
ny host, Dude ma teto narodni
slavnotsi We Stadium dnes We
Ger pT1tomen We zvlaStni pro
nej reservovane lozi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
VELKY USPECH KAMPANE
CERVENEHO KRfzE.

Baltimorska odbocka Cerve-
neho Kr1ze v Rampant sve do
cilila znameniteho 1spechu. Su-
ma, kteraz sebrana byti mela,
pfevysena byla O $4,000. CT
lem kampane bylo sehnani
$98.OO0.
Zatlm co financnf vytezek
byl vytecny, prednosta, Fenha-
gen, fekl, re O 5000 clen1 "a
neseno bylo meme nezli oceka-
vano bylo. Pocet clen1 dovr-
Sen byti mel ma $4,000 clen1.
Doclleno bylo 10000 clen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
SKOCIL S WISE $50 STOP
v NEMOCNICI.

Victor Kerlock, 3Olety z Hol-
Inns ulice, skocil v noel z pom
deli ma 1tery z devateho pos
chodf University nemocnice,
kde lecen byl z nervove choro-
by. Padem usmrcen byl.
Skokem sc usmrtil kratce pc
odchodu sve manzelky a jejf
matky, kter6 jej v nemocnici v
pondelf navstfvily, kdyz je "a
dali ably Sly domI, re chce spa
ii. J
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
1000 LfSTKU "PREMOZTE
HITLERA". ROZDANO ZDE.

Asi 1900 postovn1ch listkG,
ma nichz napsana byla slova
p~residenta Roosevelta Sc slovy
"jiti do jakekoliv akce zdajici
Sc potrebnou ku zajisteni po-
razky Hitlera'', rozdano bylo
We stredu re stanku ''Boje pro
svobodu."
Kazdy kdo chtel l1stek, "a
platil Zan l cent. V utery, v
prvnf den rozdavan1, l1stky da-
vany byly zdarma.