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The people's voice., 1942-09-25
CAPITOL
HICHLICHTS
CONTRIBUTED

With the United States senate con-
sidering legislation of vital import
ance to the nations farmers as well
as to the general public, both of Mon
tana's senators rushed to Washington
to cast their votes on pending anti
initiation measures. Senator Wheeler
announced in Miles City that he would
vote to give the President power to
fight initiation and that such legisla-
tion should be enacted speedily.
Wheeler is due in Washington also
to sit as chairman of the interstate
commerce committee which is to con-
slider a resolution to investigate
James A. Petrillo, czar of the Amer
ican Federation of Musicians, who
has excited public rancor by refusing
to let his musicians make any more
phonograph records. Senator Murray
was criticized by the NEW REPUB-
Lie, well known progressive journal,
last week for failing to accomplish
anything with his small business com
mittee.
Montanans in general and citizens
of Helena in particular were surprised
OF notice this week that Senator Muir
ray had added new political major
domo to his staff. The notorious
John w. Nelson has been placed on
Murray's payroll as publicity man,
secretary, and private hatchet man,
according to reports in Helena. AL
though Murray is reputed to be one
of the richest men in the United
States senate, Nelson's salary is un-
doubtedly paid from public funds
which makes it all the worse. Muir
rays son, Charles, along with other
Murray relatives have long been on
the public payroll of Murray's office,
but that pales into insignificance
alongside of the report that Nelson's
is once more active in political chic
anery, this time for Murray. Nelson,
it will be remembered, was the news
paper editor who blasted former Gov
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The people's voice., 1942-09-25

ing to a proposal repeatedly
made by President Roosevelt
as an essential part of his z
point anti-inflation program,
that for the duration of the
war personal incomes be linn
tied to $4,000 a year after
payment of taxes
The Farmers Union quoted Chair
man Walter F. George of the senate
finance committee to the effect that
his tax bill achieved the Presidents
$4,000 limit for everyone unless he's
a millionaire"
Hundreds of millionaires were
listed September II as coming within
the Presidents super-income class, in
figures released by the treasury de-
partment. Outstanding among all
Americas billion-dollar corporations
were 48 executives in the General
Motors-DuPont axis who received
more than $4,000 last year or in 1910
in salaries, bonuses, commissions and
other handouts. General Motors alone
paid $4,70O,OO0 to 81 officials in the
super-duper salary class. Charles F.
Kettering led the list with $24S,000.
Lieut-Gen. VIM. S. Knudsen, GINS
gift to the government, got $219,000
for delaying conversion of the auto
industry for a year while GIN made
unparalleled profits.
Lammot DUPONT, chairman of his
firm, just indicted by the department
of justice for conspiring with, the
nazi Farbenindustrie to monopolize
plastic glass, got beggarly $4,000
in salary. Fortunately Lammot, as
an owner of his company, can exc
out his wages by dividends from
stock. Lever Bros soap workers,
just denied a wage increase because
it would lift them above the subsist-
ence level prevailing in other Cam
bridge, Mass, plants, can reflect on
their F. A. Countway receiving bon
us of $408,000 to add to his salary
of 100000. Thomas j. Watson of
Intl Business Machines Corp, who at
one time thought it wonderful to do
business with Hitler, topped the sal
ary-bonus list of the treasury depart
ment with $546,000.- Eugene Grace,
who fought dollar day raise for
his Bethlehem Steel workers recent
ly, got bonus of $29S,OOO plus sal
ary of $180,000. Eleven Bethlehem
executives were in the super-$75, 900
category. U. S. Steel was niggardly
in comparison, with only three execu-
tives reported by the treasury depart
ment, in addition to several listed by
The people's voice., 1942-09-25

Foreshadowng according to responsible labor leaders,
possible drift toward otataransm plan by McNut to
develop political power with eye the Presidency
sweeping draft of labor advocated by Chair
VIM Haber in speech before Michigan school supern-
tendens week. with speakers making similar pre-
The people's voice., 1942-09-25
natl. FARMERS union
OFFERS Prize F0p ESSAY
ON DIFFICULT C| .sTI0N
Will Pay lOc word fo, i Advice On
How To Manage To G : ong On $4,000
A Year Income; Has ! listic Purpose of
Helping High-Income Individuals Adjust
Expenditures, Lives and Thinking

WASHINGTON.-(FP)-To aid in relieving traffic conges-
in the income brackets the National Farmers I'm
offering prizes for the best 250word article How
to Live $25 900 Year 'The purpose of the contest
said the Farmers Union s assist hghncome individuals
families to adjust their expenditures and lives and think
The people's voice., 1942-09-25
WAR MANP0WER COMM.
PROPOSES DRAFT OF
WORKERS BY end 1943

Chairman Haber in Address to Michigan
School Superintendents States That 65
Million Workers and Soldiers Must Be
Drafted by the End of 1913; Includes All
Men, Women; Except Children Under l6.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30
POSTAL INSPECTOR
 CHECKS ALASKA MAIL

A Post Office Department in spector, Fred V. Vinson, was in Fairbanks recently to look into handling of the troubled mail sit uation.
 The lack of incoming civilian airmail has been complicated by disrupted train schedules on the Alaska Railroad.
 Vinson went to Fairbanks from Seattle and will return to Fair banks after tour He is now in Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 669

No. 669
 In the Probate Court In and For the Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division: Territory of Alaska In the Matter of the Estate of HARRY GAVIN, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that by order of the Probate Court in and for the Cape Nome Pre- cinct, Alaska, the undersigned has been appointed Administra- trIX of the estate of Harry Gavin, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate shall present them with proper vouch CTS attached within six months from the date of this notice to the undersigned Adminstratrix a Teller, Alaska.
 Dated at Teller, Alaska, Sep tember 30, 1942.
 Alberta V. Peterson,
 Administratrix Publish Sept. 30, Oct. ', IA, 21.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30
RED CROSS TO TRAIN NURSES FOR SERVICE

At Red Cross meeting held in the City Council Chambers last Monday night, Kenneth MacCor- mac, Red Cross representative for Alaska outlined for a group of thirty Nome women two Red Cross programs through which direct service to the armed fore eS may be given.
 A hospital and recreation corps will be formed to provide friend ly services for patients in the station hospital. In order to qual fly for membership a woman must be q years of age, in good health and an American citizen. Mrs. Stanley Bartlett, Chairman of the Corps plans for an initial meeting early in the week.
 Graduate nurses in the first re- serve are now being called into service with the Army and Navy at the rate of 300 monthly, thus making a severe shortage of nurS es in civilian hospitals. The Of- flee of Civilian Defense has ask ed the Red Cross to train 100000 Volunteer Nurses Aides through out the country by the end of the year, in order to supplement nursing services.
 During the next month Vol unteer Nurses Air Corps will be developed in Nome under the chairmansaip of Mrs. Andrew Nerland to train women for ser vice in the Maynard Columbus hospital. As graduate nurses are called into service, more Aides will be needed to fill this gap.
 A moving picture on first aid, Before the Doctor Comes" was shown to the group. It will be shown again at the Red Cross Club House tonight at 8:30 pm. All are cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30
ORDINANCE No. 296

AN ORDINANCE of the City of Nome, Alaska, defining hours in which liquor business. under Alaska Territorial License, may be carried on within the limits of the City of Nome, Alaska. ....
 BE IT ORDAINED AND EN- ACTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOME, TERRITORY OF AL ASKA:
 Section l. That it shall be un- lawful, within the City of Nome, Alaska, for. any person, corpor- atiOn, company, or association holding an Alaska Territorial Liquor License, directly or in- directly to sell, barter, exchange, or give away any intoxicating liquor between the hours of BOO o'clock A. M. and 500 o'clock A. M. of each and every day.
 Section 2. That it shall be un- lawful, within the City of Nome, Alaska, for any person, cOrpor- atiOn, company, or association while holding a RETAIL LIQ- UOR LICENSE under the laws of the Territory of Alaska. di- rectly or indirectly to sell, bar ter, exchange, or give away any intoxicating liquor except be- tween the hours of 800 o'clock A. M. and 6:30 P. M. of each and every day.
 Section 3. Any person, corpora ton, company, or assOciatiatiOn violating any of the provisions hereof shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon convic ton thereof shall be fined not less than Fifty Dollars (S50.OO) nor more than One Hundred Dol lars (S1OO.OO; or imprisoned for not less than Fifteen (15) days nor more than Thirty (3O) days; or both fined and imprisoned as herein provided in the discretion of the Magistrate.
 Section 4. Ordinance No. 28f shall stand repealed from the date this Ordinance becomes eff fective.
 THE COMMON COUNCIL
 OF THE CITY OF NOME
 ALASKA.
 Approved September 28, 1942
 By Edward Anderson, Mayor
 A T T F s T:
 M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
Evening star., 1942-04-23

quick American recognition that
the islands between the Philippines
and Australia are permanent areas
Of American operations could have
prevented the Japs from utilizing
Ttmo- But American recognition
Of political hegemony. then merely
latent, was not forthcoming. The
Dutch refused 70 ship from Koe-
pang TO Dill gas and oil for Jap
planes. but with that act, resist
ance futtered out and the Japs had
their way with the Portuguese.
The day after the war opened.
1t. Cummings Of the Royal Aus
tralian Air Force-later killed In
action-piloting an American-built
Hudson bomber. landed four near
misses near the airline's little oil
tanker The seams opened and the
Evening star., 1942-04-23

Bay. south Of Atndanao. no United
States protest was registered as far
as Is known here. More remarkable
still was Dutch lack Of vigilance. for
the espionage line took Jap naval
flyers as close as possible to the
principal Dutch naval base Of east
ern Indonesis. Amboina, about 500
miles northeast Of Tlmor.
Although not allowed TO fiy d.
rectly over the Dutch zone Of prepa-
rations. the Japs were able 70 study
al leisure the water approaches
from all directions. 1t cannot be
supposed that the Portuguese were
ignorant Of Jap intentions. but their
resistance 70 being exploited for
purposes Of Jap espionage was
naturally only IN proportion to the
alertness Of Allied diplomacy. Only
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Howard u. to Offer
Lecture on For East

The graduate school Of Howard
University viii sponsor o lecture at
9 pm tomorrow by Harry Paxton
Howard. editor and educator re-
Gently returned from "a years in the
Far East. He viii speak on "Jspans s
New Order in East Asia"
On the succeeding Friday at the
same hour Merle Curt, professor of
history at Columbia University. will
speak on Failure of the Versailles
Treaty" and on May Helen s
Mitchell of the Federal Security
Agency will discuss Nutrition and
Health" The series will be heard
in Douglass Hall.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

crew got the motors going. attempt
ing to fee. Cummings returned and
machine-gunned the decks. and the
crew jumped overheard while the
Nanyu Maru was eventually dragged
10 the beach. there to remain until
the Dutch and Australian forces
occupied the town.
tcopyrisht, Ie4s, Chicago Daily News Inc3
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Collegiate Reqistrors Elect

Miss Alma H. Preinkert. registrar
at the University of Maryland, Is
the newly elected second vice presi-
dent of the American Association of
Collegiate Registrars, 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
School Debuters Hike
To Win First Prize
ny the Associated Press.

PRICE. Utah. - Carton High
School couldn't afford to send its
debating team TO the State forensic
tournament at Logan.
So members Rockwell jackson,
Evening star., 1942-04-23

Uncle Sam needs waste paper.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

James Crawford and Boyd Bunnei
hitchhiked the $50 miles.
They hitchhiked back. too. and A
brought with them flrst place awards v
In both debate and oratory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

Vojensk6 organy Spojenych
Statd zacaly s intensivnf nabo-
rovou Rampant k naverbovan1
100000 zrucnych mechanikG a
technicky skolenych osob do
leteckeho sboru, signaloveho
sboru a Department. delostfe-
leckych zasob. Prij1mani bu-
dou fysicky kvalifikovanf mu-
Ii We veku cd 18 do "A let, KITE
ri byli propusteni m1stnf odvo-
dn1 radon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

Opet pfichazime k Yam S pfedvolebn1 uvahou a to S ma
ladou mnohem vice seriosn1, nz kdykoliv jindy. Primarni
volby, ktere pfipadnou ma 1tery, dine 8. zaTi, jsou pro zdejsi
ceskoslovenskou osadu veice ddleziteho vyznamu, nebot W.
sledek volby te poda jasny dGkaz mfnime-li to upTfmne S ma
sim stanoviskem ohledne diktatorstv1 ma jedne strane a jest
Ii ia, mnohdy al 1morna prace hlavne v poslednich Sesti
letech = Q zlskanl dobreho jmena naSemu narodu pred anne
rickou vefejnostl, ma najednou pTij1ti ma zmar. Chci Sc O
tonic bodu rozespat trochu s1reji nb jest velice nutno, by
mas lid situaci pochopil zuplna. Jeden z tech nejsmutnejs1ch
zjevd v ldskem zivote, at jz v soukrom6m nebo We vefej-
KEN Johna G. Callana a jest samozrejmo, re jedna Sc tn O
jeho znovuzvolen1 do ufadu statn1ho senatora, ktery S tax
dobrym prospechem pro mas lid pc diva terminy zasta-
val. Nenl tfeba zde opakovat, "a co vSe senatorovi Callano-
vi vdec1me, O co Sc zde jedna, zda-li nasi volici venujf O vo-
lebn1m dnu, dine 8. zaTf, tolik casu, ably svym povinnostem
zadost ucinili. Jedna re Spatnych stranek pTi primarnich
volbach jest, re volici a volicky. ma milostech politickych dix
tatorG n~ezavislych, Sc O volby ty mnoho nestarajf. A to pra-
We jest co 81 poGtikafi re femesla nejvfce pref. Jsou to pri-
marn1 volby v nichz must postaviti sve "loutky" " Cechach
jsme jim r1kali 'pimprlata") pred voice a v den ten potf Sc
strachy, ably snad tt "svobodn1' volici Sc re sv6 nevsfmavosti
nevzchopii a tenn jejich pimpratdm nohy nepodrazni.
Zde jest tfeba poukazat ma to,ze obcan Callan byl vzdy
v poltickem zvote neodvisym a tentokrate stoji v jeho
kandidatufe o s~enatorstv1 nezavisle. To pTivad1 mas op6t k
tomu, mame-li podporovati %politickou diktatdru anebo ma
nell tn ukazati, re jsme v boji prot ~diktatorstvf v americke
politice, prave tax jake stoj1me proti d~iktatorstvi svetovem.
to vsak vase vysada, jake svobodnych obcand S~pojenych Sta
tn, umoznuje Yam ukoncit diktatGru v mfstnf politice zcela
lehkym zpdsobem. Use co treba jest, v den primarek pora-
zt toho prava, j1ti k volebn1mu osud1 a odevzdat vase hlasy
pro kandidata neodvisleho. Tim jest tentokrate pro drad
statniho senatora Ease jenom Callan.
Vas upT1mny,
AMT r SVEJDA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Risky Nsmec panem
" Pelhrimovs.
CHI IAAIOVCs

List "Tydenfk" vychazej1cf
v Pelhfimove pTinasf zpravu o
zmene We veden1 p~elhrimovske
no okresn1ho 1Tadu. Ma mis-
to dosavadn1ho okresn1ho hejt-
mana DIR. Jelena byl veden1m
okresniho 1radu poveren rfs-
sky Nemec vladn1 rada Won
Berries. P~elhTimovsky clyde
mix" vypocftava, kde vsude
Won Dorries pGsobil. Cd Ger
vence do prosince 1889 byl "a
stupcem oberlandrata v Ne
meckem Brode, odkud byl po-
volan do Zlfna. Cd cervna
1910 do cervna 1911 pGsobil L
vojenske spravy We Francii "
dobe, kdy Sc jiz nebojovalo) q
pax az do nynejska u oberlan.
drata Brine. To je celia "va.
lecna" cinnost tohoto Germa.
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

Zpravy dosle do Londyna O.
znamuj1, re v Praze a v Brine
bylo v uplynulem tydnu "a
vrazdeno celkem 10 Cech1 po-
die vlastn1ch nemeckych ida
ju. 4 z mich byli obzalovani,
re nalezeli k organisaci, ktera
Sc pokousela "podkopati bez-
pecnost nemecke rise, 2 ubiti v
Brine lbyli obvineni, re uz1vali
tajne vys1lac1 stanice.
z jugoslavskeho podzemnf-
no bojiste dosla zprava, re pc
znicen1 vesnice Ravniku, Italo-
We ohlasili, re kazda sousedni
vesnice Dude srovnana Sc re.
mi, ktera poskytne vyhnanym
obyvatel6m ravnickym pTi-
stfesi. Ponevadz vsichni muz.
st1 obyvatel6 ravnicti Poole pr
kladu lidickeho byli pobiti, ty.
ka sc tato barbarska vyhlaSka
pouze zen, det1 a starch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
RHINE.

- Polska vlada v exilu. O.
manila, re Rev. Jan Pioware-
zok, rektor theologickeho semi
mare Krakove, byl umucen v
koncentracnfm tabore v Oswi-
ecimu. Til polst1 knezl-Rev.
Kaczmarczyk, Decz a Brandys
byli zavrazdeni v Nowysacz.
V Poznani deln1ci Antony
Jankowiak a Ludwik Przetecki
byli odsouzeni k smrti "a to, re
pomahali zajatym Rusum k L.
teku.
- Jeden muz byl zabit a tri
lehce poraneni, kdyz udal Sc
maly vybuch v jiste tovarne ma
prach v jihozapadn1m Quebe-
Gu, jak oznamilo ministerstvo
zasobovani v Kanade.
= Nemecky denn1k Crank
|furter Zeitung" o%znamuje, re
cd 1. zarf Dude vyroba piva v
Nemecku sn1zena o sedmdesat
procent. vladimir naT1zen1m
Ise zaroven povoluje pouze je-
den druh piva: cerne.
z kruh1 polske vlady v
exilu bylo oznameno, re poole
ldoslych zprav L. M. Czermia.
kov, mayor varsavskeho ghet.
tia spachal sebevrazdu. Pc.
hnutkou pravdepodobne byly
jeho obavy O osud 100000 Ii
dn, jez mel uvesti v seznamr
pro deportaci ma "nezname m.
sto ma vychode."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Psenice z Noveho sveta rozresi
povalecne problemy potravni.

P~OVdAcCHS PfODACAAAy P0@Ao
Psenicne sypky zapadnf po-
lokoule sc zasobou snad az
ctrnacti set milion1 busl1 pse-
nice a s proporcielne velkymi
zasobami jineho obili, ucini z
TITO poloRoule hlavniho fesite-
lie problemu, jak zasobiti potra
vinami povalecny, vycerpany
|svet.
Americky department zeme-
delstvf poukazuje ma tento u
kol Noveho sveta We zprave, v
nfz predpovida rekordnf skill
zen We vsech psenicnych kra-
tjich ma teto polokouli.
We zprave Sc konstatuje, re
tyto psenicne kraje podnikajl
jiz dnes predbezne kroky k
rozuzleni nesmfrnych povalec-
nych problemd. NepGjde pou-
re O zasobovan1 populace, ma
lezaj1ci Sc dnes pod nacistic-
kou nadvladou, potravinami,
nybrz i O vynalezan1 Zpusobu
|jak spravne rozdelovati rekor-
dnf zasoby potravin, nahroma-
d6nych v Americe = Severn1,
|StTedni i JIM; o stabilisaci
cen a produkce.
Cisla zemedelskeho depart
mentu nasv6dcuj1 obrovskym
zasobam potravin ma zapadni
polokouli. Nepocftaje v to ami
letosni sklizen, jsou zasoby
psenice, kterou je mono ex-
portovati, nasledujfc1:
Spojene Staty mali 1890
1000 buslG; Argentina 100000
900 busl1 a Kanada 400, 000,-
900 buslG.
cast obilf je ovsem uzfvana
pTi vyrobe alkoholu pro valec.
ne 1cely, take nejsme odkaza
nj vyhradne ma lih z melasy
Lihovary, ktere vyrabely lii
do alkoholickych napoj1, byly
zm9neny pro vyrobu alkoholu
prdmysloveho, pouz1vajice K
Itomu znacne mnozstv1 psenice
misto melasy, kterou je sem
Kuby a Puerto Rica nesnadne
dopravovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

malych skupinach, re jednot-
ma akce v jakemkoliv pT1pade
lie zhola nemozna. Spojenim
nasich jednot tato neblaha sku
tecnost by do velke miry byla
napravena. Pravidlo "Rozdel
a panuj" nenl prospesne pro
mas drobny lid.
Silna jednota byla by nase-
mu lidu zaStitou v mnohem O.
hledu. Sc silnou, mohutnou or
~ganisaci must kazdy verejny
1rednik nebo cinitel pocftati.
Stesky v tom ohledu nemaji
ceny = skutkI jest zapotrebi.
Ziskavat a udrzet 81 mladez
je zivotn1 otazkou kazde orga-
nisace. Velika spojena jedno-
ia by mela moznost doc1liti a
DAFT nasemu lidu vyhodnejsf
pojistky ma zivot, NEIL kdeko-
liv jende = a mnohdy hodne
draho kupuje. Spojen1 by v
tom ohledu pro mas lid zname-
10 ohromne uspory V budouc-
nosti. -.
Pro mas veTejny a spolkovy
zivot by spojenf bylo nemalou
vzpruhou. Nase k%ulturnf, do
brOcinne a narodnl instituce by
m6ly We ~spojen6 jednote moe
nou oporu. Znamenalo by to
ozdravenf naseho vefejneho Ii
vota, re jiste mezi sebou skod-
live konkurence nepotfebuje-
me.
(3) Spojeni nasich jednot by
prospelo nasemu narodu.
Spojit mas lid silnou orga-
nisaci ma hospodaTskem "a
klad6 by slouzilo ku cti a do
bre povesti ceskoslovenskeho
naroda.
Mohutna jednota by ovsem
byla este americkou organisa-
CT. Vsak vedomf ceskosloven-
sk6ho pGvodu bylo by v nasl
mladezi pestovano a tato by
ma svdj pdvod byla pc pravu
hrdou.
Define nasf mladezi silnou
jednotu a tato Dude dGlezitou
paskou a spojkou mezi americ-
kou a ceskoslovenskou mlade-
Ii V budoucnu. Dovedeme 81
snad uvedomiti moznost blaho-
darnych vysledkG takove vse-
narodnf organisace, ktera by "
naSem veTejnem zivote byla
nanejvyse dulezitym cinitelem
Co jest ku prospechu nase-
no lidu, jest ku prospechu ma
Iseho naroda. Spojen1 nasich
jednot Jest Y kazdem ohledu
tim nejdulezitejsfm 1kolem
Iceskoslovenske Ameriky. Jak
dovedeme chapati velikou d1-
lezitost tohoto nalehaveho u
kolu, ukazf nam nastavajicl
Isjezdy nasich jednot.
We SPOJENf JE SfLA!
w. J. Muz1k,
pTedseda Vykonneho Vyboru
6. S. A.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
MIadv. ale zraly zlocinec.
y F1orocvil1e 60 oman

z Floresville, Sc oznamuje,
re v San Antoniu mali osmna-
ctilet6ho vyrostka, jenz u Phoe
nix v Arizone okradl H. F.
Eardleyho z Crystal City V Te-
xasu O auto a pax jej jeste S
autem pTejel a to jedine proto.
ably jej zabil. Pripad vzbudil
velkOu poZOrnOst.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
CESKO SPOLKY
" AMERICE.
IA. srpna 1912

Ia. Srpna lJ4Z
"Telegraf"
843 N. Washington st.
Baltimore, Maryland
Vazena redakce:-
Prosfm "a laskave u~veTejne-
nj pTilozen6ho clanku "Spojit
ci nespojit". Clanek je dosti
dlOuhy a nerad s tim obtezuji
vsak spojeni naSich podp1r-
nych jednot je tax dGlezitym,
re m6lo by byt nejdGlezitejSim
Jednanlm V nastavaj1c1hc sjez-
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