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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Crutsinger. skinner building. Seat
tie, who is FPHA contracting Of
fieer for Region O." read the brief
wire from Washington.
Anderson said he proceeded at
once to try to see crutsinger.
MAKES APPOINTMENT
We contacted Mr.. Crutsinger's
office ON the phone at i2:l5 p. m.
Sept. So" stated the protesting
contractor. land he stated he
would not have an opportunity to
see Mr.. Anderson this week"
Wednesday. the Soth. Anderson
wired again to Washington telling
Of Crutsinger's reply. He Is wait
ing for further advice.
Meanwhile the local housing su-
thority also waltz for action in
Washington on awarding the bids.
Anderson. though interested in
the entrance Of Congressman cof-
fee into the housing pieture. said
ne was sure Coffee wasn't in u on
his behalf. He said neither Hoard
nor he ever had take their dispute
70 the congressman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

AS result of having been struck
down by motorcycle. 64-year-old
Joseph S. Call. 755 st. Helens. was
confined at Tacoma General hos
pitsl Saturday with head injuries
and possible fractures of the right
knee and left hip.
According to police. Call appar-
emily became confused by traffic
as he crossed Baker st. at ST.
Helens ave. and stepped into the
path of the cycle. About $50 p.
m. Friday.
Bernard Coski. 20 year old
driver OF the motorcycle and resi-
dent of 252 Broadway. escaped in
jury. He was booked by police for
investigation and released on his
personal recognizance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Tacomans to See
Mrs. Roosevelt
Deliver Speech

Thirty Tacomans active IN the
var bond program throughout the
county win attend a patriotic meet
ing Monday evening at AeaHy
hail in Seattle to hear Mrs. Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt speak AZ the
treasury department sponsored
session.
From Tacoma viii ~ Leon
y. Titus. county chairman n
the war savings staff. and d.
rectors Ned Edris. VIII Con-
aer. Hugo Ferber and .. {.
shapiro.
Mondays meeting II statewide
in scope. and is open TO members
of the Washington State War Saw
ings committee. are directors. ad.
ministrative and executive workers
Of war savings committees and all
other interested persons.
Taking an active part in the
session. which viii start at 3
p. m. will be Mrs. Arthur b.
Langiie. honorary president Of
the Momen's War Savings
league. and Mrs. Anna Roose-
welt Boettiger. chairman Of
the honorary advisory board Of
the Women's War Savings
league. County Chairman
Titus will he seated on the
platform with Mrs. Roosevelt.
Tacomans wishing TO attend the
meeting arc urged TO contact Mr.
Titus. who has a few tickets avail.
able. by seeing him at 624 Broad.
way. or phoning Main GIL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
WILLIAM J. HIII-BY

William J. HilIoy died Friday
night IN = local hospital at The
age Of rs. A native Of Hannibal.
No, he lived in Tacoma until
1910 when he moved to Belling-
ham. He was a retired railway
conductor for the Northern Pa
cific, for whom he had worked
60 years previous TO his retire
ment in 1888. He made his home
in BeIlingham at 2736 Ellis st. He
was q member OF the Brother
hood Of Railway conductors; Ben
evolent oruer of Elks; and Bel
lingham F. and A. N. Surviving
are one son, Gene. of Portland;
one daughter. Mrs. Helen Connell
OF Bainbridge island; three grand
daughters. Lois and ALVIN Hillby
OF Portland. and Gene connell OF
Bainbridge island. The body will
be sent 10 Bellingham by Buckley
King where funeral services will
be under the direction of Harlow
Hollingsworth funeral home
that city on Monday.
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BOWLING

Continued from sports Page
third game. which saw him collect
only I5s pins.
TIE sportsmen complied q 7s5s
aggregate for the evening. q mere
IS pins under the existing team
series mark. and captured thres
points from Bill Herdman's Tug
boat Armies. 2653.
Attracting little attention
for phenomenal performances
but doing IN excellent Job Of
tending % their knitting were
Oeky seidelmAn's Transfers.
who knocked over 275s pins
for the evening 10 strenxtben
their hold on first place In the
circuit by sweeping all four
points from Vic John<on's As
be>tcs team. captalped by Bob
Stein. The latter quintet
emerged with q 254s total.
The Asbestos entry now leads
the circuit by six fun games
In other matches. Bill Hurlbut's
Hot Shots. 2644. won three from
Scotty Murdock's Packers. 2642,
and Bill othick's shipyards team,
26s7. won four from Jerry War
den's North Enders. 1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Six Of "a Recruits
Are From Tacoma

Six Tacoma residents were
among the 81 men enlisting in the
army through the Tacoma recruit
ing station Friday. according to
Capt. Cecil n. Rhea.
Enlisting from Tacoma were
Vernon B. Rutledge. IS. Of Sass
So. J St, who entered the air
forces: Robert C. James. son Of
Mrs. Katherine NJ. James OF III
So. NJ St. who entered the air
forces: Raymond C. Stafford. ~.
OF $500 No. Seaview. who entered
unassigned service: Emil ]. kor-
jan. q. son of Mrs. Nedilka kor-
jan. OF 1856 No. Orchard st. who
entered the air forces: Chester c.
Doud. 20. husband OF Mrs. Gladys
w. Doud Of 46lo No. 27th ST.. un-
assigned service. and willard w.
whipple. q. husband Of Mrs. Ruth
w. whipple of 25io No. sth St.
who entered unassigned service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

ERICH SIBURG

Erich Siburg died Friday in q
local hospital at the age Of so. A
native Of Germany he had come
to this city 50 years ago where
he started in the grocery business.
His last store was at 18th and
Fawcett. He had retired q short
time ago and was a member of
Tacoma Aerie. No. ). r. o. Z.
Surviving are his wife. Josephine,
of the family home. 1889 Fswcett
ave: two daughters. Mrs. Mar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Ellen Reed Stirring died at her
home. 731 Fawcett ave. Saturday
morning at the age Of 81. A ns-
tive Of England she had resided
in this city since 1910 after COM
ing to the United States in 1882.
Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.
Lois Moore Of Tacoma and Mrs.
Daisie Sabin Of Hawaii; one son,
Alfred Reed Of Portland. Ore: and
one sister. Mrs. Emma Bleach of
Kent. England. The body viii be
sent to Spokane by Buckley-king
and funeral services will be held
in the Presbyterian church in that
city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Terrence P. Malloy. i0is So.
18Th st. died Saturday morning IN
Milwaukee. Wise. hospital ~
the age Of Is. he Was = retired
Milwaukee railroad employee and
a member OF the ST Leo's church /.
81. Vincent dePaul society: Holy
Nwe society; and Hibernians.
Surviving il his wife. Anna. Of the
family home. Cassidy and Allen
viii make the funeral announce
menta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Tacoma Soldier
Thrilled Over
Macarthur Visit

Ted Knutson. Tacoma cigar
store proprietor. recently received
= letter from his son. Lloyd J.
who Is On duty with the army n
naneial section in Australia Inc
letter came BY N-mail and fuiiy
described an exciting adventure
for the youth that Of coming
face Ia face with the worlds best
known general Macarthur.
A. Lloyd describes the visit the
troops evidently had known Of the
generals coming They were told
10 prepare and stand BY TO be m
spected by a four-star general.
Lloyd gives quite an accurate
pen-picture Of the general.
L know there were other off,
GERS with him Lloyd says IN
part. but I could not say how
many or what they looked Ike.
I was fascinated by the one form.
So many times / have seen the
pictures OF him. but never before
in full. vivid life and standing
only a few feet from me. Hes a
magnificent figure Of American
manhood. One. whom every sol
der in the United Nations re-
spects.
His eyes seemed 70 look
cold and hard at first and yet
upon gazing into them I could
zee the sparkle. He IL A.
straight In stature a. the
finest physical being u has
ever been my privilege TO see.
Hes supple. brisk and sturdy.
His bearing. his gestures. and
his words are well conceived
10 leave lasting lmprints on
the mind"
In a more humorous tone Lloyd
describes the distinctively original
hat Macarthur wears Where IL
gets its peculiar shape no one
seems TO know. That hat is light
colored and blends with a darker
shirt, a rainbow in color from
decorations. medals and ribbons
worn on the left breast.
I'VE wondered what the
general would do for space II
he were given any more cam
paign bars or decorations,
Lloyd continued, "there just
doesn't seem 10 be space left"
After Gen. Macarthur had in
spected the troops he addressed
officers at a special meeting. The
one thing, Knutson said he was
extremely sorry for, was that he
could not have heard Macarthur
address them.
Its the one thing will regret
the rest of my life" Lloyd sal
in finishing his letter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
PEACE OF MIND
SURELY WORTH
PENNY A DAY

Peace Of mind u certainly worth
3 cent . day 70 you. That's what
you get when you keep your war
bonds and other valuable papers In
your own safe deposit box, where
Tire. thieves and bombs can't get
% them. You are invited 70 In
mect the great vault Of the Wash.
ington safe Deposit Company Al
18th and Pacific In the Washington
Building. Hours convenient TO ALL
oni especially to working people,
Open daily from $50 to $3.50 and
On Saturday from $50 to l, and
then In the evening from 9 to 3
adv
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CONTINUED from Page onel
combination with -. Hoard q Sc.
attic. Who has been = contractor
n Brencrton projects. Together
they also have entered other bid.
ding
July 10 al lump sum bids wers
rejected. and revised bids asked
Anderson bid again. A second
time al were thrown out and short.
" thereafter federal sufhorltie.
called for rede<iening q the whole
project In the light Of = new list
~ critical materials.
They should have awarded the
eontracfs that time" Anderson de-
e1ared. II they wanted 10 nego-
tate. Why didn't they negotiate
With the low hidderf That's the
custom
II was two months later. Sept Q.
before plans were ready for new
bids.
- osk+D NJ Ass
was tolo ny 'onn son'arn, !r.'
secretary OF tne housing suenof'ty,
mat tncy "ou'ont give me my
p'ans' charged SontfAetor Anoe'-
oon-
hey ss'd tney mo enough
esoocn
ny CO. s"en ~"
eerA III ! never u !"
sech pus'ness ~ s.y resPcn
sasse cestrscser ~.s snses
70 ~ icing ressnea. Ne'
sney ~sssed eompeunos
Twice ] was tne lowest o'aoef
end 20 tney threw out All tne o,os'
end then WOULDN'T iee me o'o .ne
next time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Auburn Youth Fined
As Reckless Driver

Reckless driving cost Kenneth
Payne. 19-year-old Auburn resi-
dent. suspension of his license for
40 days and a SIS fine when hailed
into police court late Friday.
Psyne's auto ran through an
arterial signal at 30th and 7acific
ave. about midnight Thursday and
crashed into a motorcycle ridden
by Harry Behrens and Darrell
Bond, both 10 years old and both
residents of 4116 So. l. St, and
both Of whom required hospital
treatment for cuts, bruises and
lesser injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
REPORTS THEFT

Theft of ss3.s3 was reported to
police Saturday by Anna p.
Switzer. who said the burglar
broke a window to enter her living
quarters at the rear of a store at
2502 So. 18th ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Jap Ships Fired
sTARTs on FACE ONE

with results that could not be OBJ
served because Of the darkness.
They scored direct hits on the
plane dispersal area of the BUN
airdrome.
AIRDRoME RAIDED
At Buka island. northernmost of
the Solomons. just above Bougain-
Vile and 1s5 miles southeast IL
Rabaul. another force of Console
dateds made two night raids on the
airdrome.
While Douglas A-NP attack
bombers and fighters were bomb
ing and machine cunning enemy
positions along the trail through
the Owen Stanley mountains, Bell
Aairacobra fighter planes equipped
with bomb racks almost destroyed
the Wairopi bridge which had been
damaged several times.
MENARI TAKEN
The Australian ground forces
scaled the 3,500-foot razorback
peak between Nauro and Menari,
descended a steep 1,500-foot slope
to take Menari and started upward
again, caked TO the knees with
mud and dripping with rain and
sweat, toward a 4,650-foot ridge
and the 7,500-foot hump of tnr
mountains.
The Japanese were retreating
with all speed at last reports.
leaving all sorts of light equipment
and supplies, and. for the first
time, the bodies of their dead,
mostly killed by allied planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Tacoma women bowling stars
registered many high scores in the
matches of the Class A and Wom-
ems City leagues Friday night
with Mary Leicester taking top
honor with 542 In the A circuit on
the Broadway alleys.
Babe Penowich rolled $50 In the
City league on the Coliseum lanes.
taking the high series honor in
that circuit and coming close to
the alley record for the year which
il held by 10 Porter at $50.
High single game of all the
matches was turned in by Stella
Receconi in the City league. II
was 207.
Class A league results: Des-
mond's 4. Alva Roberts o:
Autos 3. Punchy's 1; Miller's
4. Broadway o; Opticals 3.
Mutuals 4; Wolten's Z. Alpha
Iota o.
City league finals: Mckenzie
3, Cora o; ToIedos ?, Helen
Davis \; Rau's 8. Bottlers o;
Griffin's 3. Fra o.
Among the higher scores were
Mae knight $50. Stella Receconi
474. Alma Teter ATS. Sophie
Thomas 461. Bea McAllister 467
10 Porter 461. Jean Pietenbere
4ss. Helene Rettke 465. Margaret
schoenbachler 46s. Kitty Barber
ara. Sally Lanham 473. Inc,
o'Brien $40.
GEORGE DOES 1T
George Thompson led the bowl
ers Of the Knights of Pythia,
league on the Coliseum alleys with
q $40 series. nosing out C. Tippery
by q single pin. rppery's 1875 wa,
high single.
Pages won four from Es-
quirex, Dokkes won four from
Damon. Pluto took three from
Pythagoras, knights annexed
four from King. and Monitors
won four from Senators.
No league play Is scheduled owe
the week end on the downtown
alleys and all lanes will be opel
for practice and special matches
managers of the Broadway an,
Coliseum have announced.
!
TELEPHONE GiRLs LEAGUE
North End Alleys
Plant. second Floor 1870 az VI
Traffic 1891 ID. High game, l.. Lar
J son let: high series. A. Emerson al.
, Plant. Third Floor i4<7 uD VI
Plant, Miscellaneous 1926 tsD. HiT
rame. ID. johnson i<o: high serie'
, johnson SEA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
wILFoRD BuBBER

MILFORD Rubber died Friday
night in a local hospital at the
age Of ~. He was a native Of
Puyallup and is survived by his
father. Gerry Rubber of the family
home. Lakewood mortuary will
make funeral announcements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

You help yourself when you buy
u. S. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
MRS. MARTIN KREBs

Mrs. Wanda Heidman Krebs died
at 5012 Summit ave. Seattle. Fri
day at the age of II. A native Of
Germany, she had lived in Tacoma
since coming here at the age Of
IA. TWO years ago she moved to
Seattle. Surviving are her hus-
band. Martin, OF the family home;
two sons. Martin L. and Ernest E,
both Of Tacoma; one daughter,
Miss Wanda Krebs of Seattle. and
four grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Monday at p. m.
in Piper chapel; interment will
follow in Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
FRANK WOLF

Frank Wolf died Saturday
morning at his residence. 1891
Broadway. He was a member of
the Eagles. Funeral announce
ments will be made by c. o. Lynn
Co. and Eagles will have charge
of services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
DAVID sHAFER

David Shafer died Friday in a
local hospital at the age of 70. He
had come To Tacoma In 1888 and
had been In business on one block
in this city for So years. Shsfer
started his business in fruit
stand and later on took over the
Red Front Clothing store which
he owned until a short time ago
when he opened the Dave Shafer
clothing shop on Pacific ave. He
was a previous member of the
B'Nae Birth: one of the founders
Of Temple Beth Israel; lifelong
and charter member Of Bikur
Cholun Congregation in Seattle; a
member of the 5o-Year club; he
had entered the Eagles in July,
1904: and had been q member OF
the Odd Fellows for 80 years.
Surviving are his wife, Celia; one
son. Herbert David of Marysville
Calf: one daughter. Hortense II,
Of Tacoma: one granddaughter
Kathryn Jane of Tacoma; two
brothers. Julius and Issie of Seat
tie. and one sister. Mrs. Bessie
Emanuel Of Seattle. Funeral serv.
ices will be held Monday at p. m
in the Buckley-king chapel, rabbi
Rosenberg will officiste: intermeni
will follow in Home Of Peace GENE.
terry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

You help yourself when you buy
U. s. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

MRS. WILLIAM II. JOY

Mrs. Harriet Beatrice Joy died
at the family home. $50 So. 57th
st. Saturday morning at the age
of rs. A native Of Topeka. Kan.
she had lived In Tacoma for Il
years. She was president of
Horace Mann pre-school and men,
Der of the First Christian church.
Surviving are her husband. WILL
lam Herbert of the family home;
one son. James William and two
daughters, Freda Sharon and
Judith Sue; her mother. Mrs.
Augusta Freda Connolly of Ia
coma and one sister. Mrs. Evelyn
Shaw of Seattle. Funeral an
nouncements will be made by
Buckley-King.
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zaret Christensen q Seattle and
Mrs. Elsie :. lower Of Honolulu.
7. H; and one son. Harold OF
Edmondz. Wash. Funeral services
viii be held Tuesday al 3 p. m. in
the c. o. Lynn Co. chapel. serv-
ices will be in charge Of the Ia
coma Acre. interment IN Noun
tain View burial PARK.
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JOHN uNpBERG

John Lindberg died Friday in
Seattle AZ the age Of 20. A native
Of Sweden he had moved 10 Sc
sttle three years ago from Ia
coma. He was a retired lumber
man and grocery merchant. Sur
viving are his wife. Olga. Of the
family home: two sons. David OF
Mount Vernon and Ted Of Tacoma /:
one daughter, Mrs. Ellanora Nusz-
baum at whose home Lindberg
died; Is grandchildren and one
brother. Carl Of Graham. Funeral
services viii be held Monday al
10 a. m. in the c. o. Lynn Co.
chapel; Rev. Carl z. Rydell off
cisting: interment in Tacoma
cemetery.
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TELEPHONE GiRLs LEAGUE
Nortk End All$ys

Plant. Second Floor 1870 csl W..
Traffic 1891 ID. High game l.. lar
son let; high series. A. Emerson 4is.
Plant Misceiisneous 1895 eo. High
rame. ID. johnson i<o: high series,
johnson 367.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17
Zastfelen " boji $ policii.

Josef Francis, 81 let starry,
byl zastrelen v p~Testfelce, tr-
vajlcl So minut, asi Sc stem po-
licist1, kter1 oblehali jeho dun
v East Buffalo.
Thomas Coyne, Al let stary
asistent naceln1ka detektivI a
serzant Kelleher, Al let starry
byli postreleni. Detektiv w.
Pilarski pravil, re prestrelka
zacala, kdyz SNAIL Sc zatknou.
Iii Francise pro kradez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17

Frank Novak, ktery Sc uto-
pill v Ranch Lake We Wisconsi-
nu, byl pri skoku do vody sti-
zen krec1 jak koronerova poro-
ia pod rizenim koronera rozho
ola. Novak byl venku s rodi-
nou a skocil z clunu do vody,
potopil Sc a vice Sc ma povr-
chu neukazal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17
Ministr Masaryk zanechal
vzkaz americkvm kra ianHm.


vzkaz americkym krajanGm.
z Londyna dosla zprava, ze
mfstopredseda cs. vlady a mi
INSTR zahranic1 Jan Masaryk
Stastne dorazil do Londyna
Pred odjezdem re Spojenych
StaG zanechal ministr Masa.
ryk tento pozdrav americkym
krajanGm:
"Chci Tici "zaplat Pan Bnh'
vsem, kdo mi pomahali "a me-
no posledniho neklidneho anne
rickeho pobytu, ktery dnes kon
elm. V prvn1 Tade dekuji "a
stupitelskym dfadIm "a jejich
stalou ochotu a trpelivost. Be-
mich by to nebylo slo.
"Stejne vdecne zpomfnam
ceskoslovenskych organisac1,
ktere vzacnou kombinac1 anne
rikanismu a ceskoslovenstvi mi
byiy pr1kladem. Velmi mno-
no vdecim sym americkym
pfatelGm a americke verejno-
sti, ktera tax rychle a spontan-
ne pochopila a chape ddlezi-
tost nas1 revolucnl akce.
"Moje osoba v cele teto Gin
nosti nenl dGlezita. Porazit
Hitlera a pomoci tenn nasim
svatym donna, pokud nam je
Hitler nevyvrazdil a nevyvraz-
d1, je moj1 a nas1 povinnost1,
ktere Sc nesm1me zpronevefit.
Osoby a hodnosti jsou jen SOU
castkou a to ne nejdGlezitejsi
naseho ~spolecneho boje.
"a jeste pros1m O dovoleni k
male rade: setTme 81, Settle 81
nervy. Budeme, budete jicn
NIT hodne zapotrebf. Posled-
nj udalosti znamenaj1, re asi
vojna Sc hodne protahne a
pfedpokadame-li, re to nasi
donna vydrzf, je tim samozfej-
mejsl, re to mus1me vydrzet
my, kteTi zijeme svobodne.
Mejme rGzna m1neni a neboj-
me Sc je uplatnovat, ale ne "a
cenu jakehokoliv rozrboje v
nasich radkach.
"Narod ceskoslovensky, to
je narod Cech1 a Slovakn, mu-
81 zGstat jednotny bratrske
lasce. Spravedlive pozadavky
obou vetvi jednotneho naroda
budou ovsem uplatnovany, jak
mile zv1tezime. VeTte mi, re
nenf doba k rozhodovanl de-
taild nas1 povalecne statni a
politicke struktury. Ten, KIDD
vymyslel ono nepekne slovo
"samobytnost", nedobre po-
slouzil nasim ma Chodsku a
pod Tatrami.
"Postaven1 Ceskoslovenska
v Americe je dobre a Lidice pc
Pearl Harbour staly Sc symbo-
lem vsem slusnym lidem ma &C.
lem svete. Americana by tez-
ko pochopili, kdyby v dob6
kdy valka jde neobycejne spat
ne, kdy Cechach Sc vrazdi a
kdy slovensti hosi jsou hnani
proti slovanskemu Rusku, melo
mezi Mani zacft vnitropoliticke
pletichaTen1.
"RGznice, ktere jsme NELL,
jsou pranepatrne v pomeru k
tomu desu, ktery zastfnil nase
domovy. A proto Vas pekne
proslm, delete, jake jsme de-
lali, a nenechte Sc svadet poll
tickymi hesly.
"Po patnactem bTeznu Tekli
jsme "Svobodne Ceskosloven.
sko We vychodne Evrope." TIC
staci kazdemu, kdo to do
opravdy myslf dobfe. A protc
pomahat Americe vyhrat val
ku a namahat Sc re vsech sill
ably byla zvracena, to je impe.
rativn1 povinnosti mas vsech.
"Videl jsem "a sveho poby.
tn v Americe tolik krasneho,z re
nemohu nez veTit, re nektere
ty chmdrky vftr rychle odnese
Budu-li xiv a zdrav, Ease Sc
do Ameriky podfvam a vim, ze
Vas najdu sjednocene, odhod.
lane a v horecne praci. Jestl
jsme valku nevyhrali, jeste
davno ne. Zamysleme sc mac
touto neuteSenou skutecnost1 {
budme hodni lidickych."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-17

Markytku a pochovyj il! Po-
chovyj!"
Srdce to mohlo matce utrh-
nout, kdyz il odvadela ode
dveri. Konecne vsak i d1te "a
pomnelo a hrob SkTivankGv
zazelenal S pax hebkou ira
vickou.
* G. ~