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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF MICHIGAN provides,
according to ACT III, SECTION Q,
as follows:
CIRCUIT JUDGES SHALL BE
ELECTED on the FIRST Monday In
April. 1911. and every sixth year
thereafter. They shall hold office
for a term OF six years. and I'M
I'll their successors are elected
and qualified. They shall be in
eligible. to any other than a
judicial Office during the term
for which they are elected and
for one year thereafter.
THAT SEEMS conclusive. sim
pie and straight to the point. APP
parently the trainers OF the Con-
stitution attempted to make II
clear that the GREAT OFFICE
OF CIRCUIT JUDGE OF THIS
STATE should never be used to
further the personal ambitions OF
anyone invested with this power
IA a stepping-stone to other Of
fice. The trainers OF the Consti-
tuition tried to make II conclusive
that no one should be permitted
to abuse this great Office by the
selfish exercise OF It's great au-
thority and when the people OF
this great state approved OF this.
and other provisions, II became
the law OF the State OF Michigan.
The supreme mandate OF the peo-
pie Of the state insofar as con-
Germs the state Of Michigan. def
initely divorces the Judicial de-
partment from all office-seeking
entanglements. Further. the peo-
pie have since It's adoption In
1908. placed the Judicial system
on a non-partisan basis still fur
Their limiting by implication ut
least. anv participation In PAR
TISAN POLITICS.
THERE CAN BE no other In
depreciation OF these provisions.
No number OF legal opinions can
change this enactment inundated
bv the PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF MICHIGAN. The first concern
Of the people Of this state Is the
observance OF provisions to be
found in the Constitution OF
Michigan.
ANY INFRACTIoN Of ACT III.
SECTION .. violates both the
spirit and letter ~ the law. The
fact that the United States Sem
ate is the Judge of It's own mem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
"A NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
WEEKLY COMMFM7
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS. Associate Td,

oership. or the Fedora, g.
.ion mas no such proy,s Soa.E
Iact remains that ths nre Y
OF MICHIGAN MICH. HAVE DF rrVs
in THE BASIC Law m !!!l
STATE that the Jusv. ~
Circuit Court should BE- ,ns',.a.!
OFFICE. a 'uDlcIu
1T HAS BEEN SAID th.,
lon is like a pendulum srs .w
the same law. II il goes n., s' Z
center otlgravity on one side ~ /, ns'
90 a like distance on ths ~. n'
and Is Is only after a certain W. ,''
mat 1t finds the true min,
which 1t can remain al rev rs4'
know that there exists = s,,,.'
ence OF opinion as 10 thu INV
and Justice in any memhsr W, W
Judiciary embraced within ~
Circuit Courts Of this state 49,
Ing another office IN dIrss, 'sss'
travention o. a mandate Inn wv,
by the sovereign will Of ths s.s'
pie OF this state w
THE CENTER OF GRAVITY
In this particular mat,s,
clearly defined and any dsyi,,,,.
order to satisfy a personal ~
bition for political adyspcsm.s,,
from Its focal point Is not ~.
sistent with the law of this s,,,.
THE JUDICIAL CODE o. ~
American Bar association c,,,.
80, Paragraph 2, provides as n.
lows:
WHILE HOLDING a judI,h,
position he tany Judge) sbou1
not become an active candN,s
at any primary or general sl.r
ton, without first resigninrr
ARE WE TO ASSUME In A.
face OF these preachments en-.
pouying as tney do and breathrf
OF the very sacredness and ssps
tity OF our Circuit Court JudIcIsr
that any member OF the judIchr
should feel himself WITHIN TIKI
LAW OR ABOVE THE LAW h
MENANDER. a dramatIst Of an.
tiouity, had this to say and lsau
behind for present considerstca.
LAW KEPT. is only law; hv'
broken Is both law and ersc.
ton"
WITHIN OR WITHOUT THE
LAW. THAT is THE QUESTION
TO BE DECIDED TUESDAY,
NOV. 3. .
Will the will Of the people 4
this state prevail or that Of ne
ambitious-minded?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

m NOVEMBER 8. the voters OF
v Michigan will be called upon
to make O decision on the mark
citing OF milk.
The 1889 Legislature had bare
ly responded TO the first roll-call
when its members began to feel
the pressure OF one OF the best
planned and best financed COM
paigns ever waged in this state.
The campaign was to have pass
ed a retail Price Fixing Control
hill. The leader and spokesman
In the Legislature for the bill
was Representative John r. Ham
ilton-
The bill passed and was signed
by the Governor. Then things be-
gan to happen fast and furiouslv.
Retail prices were ordered boost
cd.various rules and regulations
were adopted. To avoid being leg
islated out OF existence. GER
tain cash and carry distributor
contested the law IN the courts.
In June 1910 the Supreme court
declared the 1899 Milk Marketing
law constitutional.
Our 1871 rtate legislature after
pressure campaign similar 10
that Of 1880 nassed another Milk
Marketing Bill which in spite Of
statewide protests was signed by
Governor Van WAGNER. The 1871
law differs but little from the
former act, Before the law be-
came effective. however. sufficient
signstures were obtained 10 ref
erendum petitions 10 permit the
voters OF Michigan 10 defeat and
kill the law n they 20 desire. A
majority OF mo" votes will do
the Job.
approximately II Of our states
have similar Milk Marketing
laws. In everv one of these
states retail milk prices AVERAGE
from 2 h I cents per quart high
err than Michigan prices. Georgia,
for instance. has such a law. Re-
tail milk prices in GEORGIA sv-
erage between IL and Is cents
per quart. Georgia has the lowest
per. capita milk consumption of
any state IN the union. Georgia
has the hirhest percentage Of
DRAFT reflections due 20 poor
health Of env state IN the union.
Now. briefly. what are some
provisions OF this law? Section II
places the entire control Of the
milk industry IN man Control
board 10 be nicked by the Gov
ernor with the consent of the
senate. This board n then an
thorized to establish local market
Ing committees IN Detroit and
other areas throughout Michigan
which shall supervise the produc-
tion and distribution Of milk.
These committees are 20 be one
hslf producers and one-haif dis
tributors. Consumers have no
representation Whatever.
Section ia authorizes the Con-
troll hoard 10 Fix MINIMUM re-
tail prices In other words. every
distributor can be prevented from
relilne BELOW set price re-
eardles OF his desire OF ability 70
DO 30. and what n highly Inn
portant 20 Detroit consumers II
that the competition nov furnish
"a BY cash and carry milk can
be entirely removed.
The law fceaiixsr and parpef.
yates the controversial base and
surplus ulsn. Of marketinr milk
II permits thu establishment If
! nsny nartstins eonniitsss. each
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
The War Chest

FINAL preparations being made for launching The
War Chest campaign, which will open November 8
and continue through November IL. The goal set for the
drive is $5800000 II is three-inone campaign to raise
funds for the Community Chest The Red Cross and Relief
For Needy Allies in stricken China, Russia, Poland and
other lands.
Every citizen urged to contribute literally toward
these worthy Give until it hurts for the need is
great
AS in previous annual campaigns for Detroits Com
munity Fund John c. Dancy director of the local Urban
League, will head the colored division of the drive He
will be assisted by experienced co-workers in past
years. and it is anticipated that members Of the in
this community will not only subscribe their full quota
but will go the top.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
i'm THE HOUR
OF CRISIS
By RUTH TAYLOR

SUDDENLY the truth has come
home. We are face TO face
with the fact that this Is war
that we are In the. thick OF II
that wars are not won by sud.
den feats OF daring but by ever
!astingly pounding ahead. that
war cannot be fought on the de.
fensive alone.
We have found out that smart
slogans. and boastful claims oil
superiority will not stop the
enemy. He Is Just as sure OF
winning as we are. We have not
only been out-maneuvered but
out-thought. We are all 10 blame.
We have demanded too much and
given too little. We have quarrel
led among ourselves and lobbied
for our own interests. and clut-
tered up the hours OF our COM
nanders by demanding explana-
tons out OF turn. We have tried
10 run this war ourselves. And II
can't be won that way.
We must get II into our heads
that we are at war with strong
and dangerous enemies. We can't
muddle our way through. This is
a War of Survival
The Issue is simple. II Is our
way OF life or theirs-the way of
democracy or the way OF tyranny
and, as Thomas Paine said in
the midst OF another war
Tyranny like hell, Is not easily
conquered"
What we must do Is plain. Ev-
cry one OF our problems Is big
ger than any OF us as individuals.
We must either work together for
the common good or we shall In
evitably share the common evil
OF defeat. Domination by a mas
ter race, a master nation or a
master class would he intoler-
able 10 any OF us. and. make no
mistake, that is what this war is
about.
Let no propagandist befuddle
you on the issue-every one of
us. White or Black. Protestant.
Catholic or Jew. will know the
feel OF hobnailed boot on our
own, individual. personal neck II
we lose this war. II won't be Just
the other fellow.
We must subject ourselves TO
the most rigid voluntary self
discipline, showing that we are
a free people who are willing TO
accept restraints because we un-
derstand the terrible necessities
OF the hour. The things we are
giving up temporarily. we will
have taken from us for good II
We lose this war.
The fight is not just a material
fight. II IS spiritual contest be-
tween good and evil. II Is fight
in which we must win. for there
is nothing left for free men In a
world dominated by the Axis.
This Is an hour OF crisis. We
must buckle down to work. We
must each OF us keep constantly
before us Nelson's motto: "a
year from now what will we wish
we had done today"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

EVERYTHING in the United States has been plentiful
Il in the past, that many Americans inclined to look
upon the raonng Of food gasoline rubber tires and 9TH
err materials as an unnecessary hardship II is nconvenent
Of course but rationng of vital commodities whose supply
is limited the only democratic way to and dis
tribute the supply equitably
Under the rationing system every citizen is entitled
10 receive the allotment of sugar. coffee, gasoline and 9TH
er necessities To which he is entitled Otherwise those
with the most money and influence would be able to buy
md hoard more than they need while others in less
Nate circumstances would have to go lacking.
suse of this fact, IL is the duty of all citizens 70
Inconvenience we suffer through rationin9 is
Nparson to the deprivations endured by peo-
Nnds across the sea.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
SCHEDULES
OF CHURCHES
First Progressive
SEQ Mt. Vernon

Services were largely attended.
The Rev. G. W. Simms preached
occupied the pulpit in the alb
sence OF the pastor. the Rev.
Mr.. Jackson who Is in Chicago
conducting a revival. He will re-
turn home this weekend.
Plans are being made by the
church officials 20 begin a ten
day revival Monday. Nov. ? at s
pm. The Rev. r. l.. Harris OF
California will be the speaker.
The Rev. z. L. Jackson Is pas
t0r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
SENTENCE SERMONS

man can make time. save time. lose time and
mark time: but he has 10 take time to be holy.
You have as many bones in both your feet as
there are weeks In the year-52-thst Is why you
can't AFFORD to back-step in any week.
II you md II difficult to resist the devil then
begin TO set up a second front
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

y
everlasting Punishment" VIII
be the subject OF the lesson-ser-
mon in all Christian Science
churches throughout the world, on
Sunday, Nov. i.
The golden text proverbs S:1l-
1a) Is: INV son. despise not the
Christening Of the Lord; neither
be weary OF His correction: Tor
whom the Lord loveth He correct
eth: even as father the son In
whom he delighteth."
Among the Bible citations Is
the passage proverbs 1910
THE highway OF the upright II
TO depart from evil: he that keep
eth his way preserveth his SOUL
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key 20 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing PAP: There II but one
way to heaven. harmony. and
Christ In divine Science shows
us tkis way. II Il to know no
other realiy--to have no other
consciousness OF Ilfe-than good
God and His reflection. and "a
rise superior TO the so-calied pain
ana pleasure Of the eenses.'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
w. Zion Baptlst
11is sherman

Members OF the church are
soliciting clothing to be distrib-
uted among the needy. Friends
n Mt. Zion are asked IN help.
You NAV call Fitzrov a5o5, Rev.
R.w. Wright Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
NJ. Olive Primitive Baptist
CO.'S Woodrow

A Queens carnival and contest was
held Sunday evening. Mrs. Ida
vivians was mistress of ceremon-
les. Contestants were Mrs. Greg
orv and Mr.. Cotton. who raised
$3.50: Mrs. Callie Foremand and
Mr.. Hodges. s53.25: Mrs. Beatrice
M,Iliner and r. WASHINGTON.
ssf 30: Mrs. ROYAL and NJ. Slap
nv. sfs.37: Mrs. Washington.
s5 90. Mrs. Burnice Harris. 1000:
offering. 1888. Total amount raised
$4,000
Mrs. Gregory was crowned
queen by r. A. vivians.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

Purchase Of one $50 ~ s,s h u
for which you receive 80 49, I,sk.
years. win pay for one o ',rren o.
sss 20 necessary for our = s'' ,o,,bsrr
elimes. So you and you our. 80 !, I,sa
can DO your b, BY investing a.. : ~
day n war Bonds TO ns .'p 'srs,r,,a
co eoss q mis- equipment @. s ..,.ss'
American flyers. JON S ouoss 4
and help top the war b''' $500
your county Us. 7'''~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31

winter flying jackets for Do . ~. :.
Army and Navy Air Corps -. ~; ~,
lar equipment for our aviator. 80 40 Z
COS. nom si7 to SIS and ar. % mao. .s.' !
horsehlde leather lineo wiz
shearnng.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-31
The MIX Marketing Act

Nv CHARLES G. LOCKWOOD
Chairman MIX Committee Greater Detroit Consumers
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
SIGNAL We
CTVRTEK.

Baltimore zazije poplasn6
signaly We ctvrtek We 1915 pc
pdlnoci. P1staly "Tvati" budou
re SO industrialn1ch podnikd a
jinych We m6ste.
Prvnf poplach dan Dude We
12:15 pc pGlnoci. "Rvati" bu-
de pc cel6 dive minuty. Jiny
dan Dude We 1928 a hned "a
MIN jiny We 1890. Korespon-
dement, l1stky rozdelovany bu-
dou vzdy jedne osobe V kaz-
dem blocku usedlym V domo-
vech nebo 1Tadovnach nebo to-
varnach. Kazda takova osoba
zadana Dude poslouchati, zod
povedeti otazky ma lfstc1ch a
poslati je postou k obrannemu
vyboru. Zadne telefonovani
hlavnfmu stanu ma mestske rad
nici! Jenom l1stky!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Buy Stamps For Bombers
D MfSTO MAD DOMOV

"Stryc Tom" Buchanan v A
berdeen, dosud mysl1, re neni
zadne m1sto mad domov.
Skorem pred 100 roxy start,
on a jeho manzelka, Aunt Ma
ry, byli mezi 800 robin vypuze-
nych z pozemkd 5000 akrd
dobre pudy obiln1 ably udelali
m1sto pro cviciste vzduchopla-
web ma Aberdeen Proving
Ground.
Nova kabina stryce Tony
jest asi 5 mil cd stare. Je v
mnohem lepslm stavu. Jenom
jedno prkno ma chalupe neni
dosti pevne. Tu a tam chalupa
trese Sc, kdyz della spusti.
"Navykl jsem 81 spati, kdyz
della hrmf," pov1da Stryc at je
to We dine nebo v noel.
Nekdy je mi smutno pc STA
rem bydlisti vzdor tomu, re no.
va chalupa je dosti dobra.
Byvalf usedlici 5000 akro-
vych pozemk1 u Perryman,
jsou roztrouseni pc Hartford a
Baltimore distriktech. Nekte-
ri jiz odesli pracovati dflnach
obrannych praci, n6kterf jake
Stryc vlastnl kousky pGdy. Vel
mi malO y t6chtO dOStalO nahra
du "a president. 26. ledna bu-
de vyslech u vladn1ho soudu v
Baltimore osob nespokojenych
s nahradou stehovanf. Mezi te-
mito Dude Stryc Tom. Svym
casem mel nab1dku vlady V OBJ
nosu $1,000. Tato byla mu ma
to sn1zena liza $500.
Stryc 81 stezuje ma chudobu
j1del ma stole. Myslf, re by il
ola mela byti lepsf a hojnejs1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Buy Stamps For Bombers
cSL. POMOCNY VYBOR.

PTfjem dard v poslednfm IT,
dnu "a odprodane zboz1:
Mrs Parsons $1.4O; Mrs. Ces-
ky zoe; Mrs. Rob 75c; Weekly
clenske prisp6vky 1925; Mr..
Jarosalv silhan st., So; Cesko-
slovensky Reznicky Krouzek u
pfflezitosti ukoncen1 sve CHINO
sti daroval 500 pro Ceskoslov.
Legie a bezence V Rusku, ode
VIDAL nam p. l.. Franc1k. TAX
tez $40 ma Cerveny Krfz.
Zajiste, re tento slechetny
dar zaslouzf naSe upTfmne a ST.
decne d1ky a jsme jisti, re opet
dojde sveho Gle a dcele, jak
dosud vsechny ostatn1.
Upozornujeme, re pT1sti sire
du Dude tazeno stastne cislo VI
meme hackovane pTikryvky.
Pros1m vsechny kn1zky ably by
ly ma mlste v cas- a prodany.
zadame Vas, kupujte 81 c1sla,
nebot nasi v Europe potTebuji
stale naSi podporu = nezapo-
menme ma ne. Musfme podpo-
rovat Strycka Sauna a opet
Strycka Sama, ale pr tom ue-
zapomenout take ma naSe. Mu-
sine davati dvojnasobne a sice
tax, ably to i bolelo. PTisel cas-,
ze 81 musfme re sveho pohodli
neco odreknouti a my Cechoslo-
vaci to dovedem, musfme.
Pripravte Sc krajane ma kan
pan Cerveneho Kr1ze. VSem
darcGm dekuje a o dalsf pr1zef
krajanG pros1 "a
Gsl. Pomocny Vybol
M. Pokorny a A. Rys
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
MiStni ZpraVy.

= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl tento ctvr-
tex Frank Bosak, manzel Hele-
ny Bosak, {. 1913 N. Castle ul..
jenz nahle zemTel We veku So
rokn 10. ledna. Povolan1m byl
krejcf. Narozen byl v Balti-
more.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
= Ma Baltimore hrbitov6
pohTbena byla v sobotu Mary
A. Hartwig, (rozena Hoffstet-
ter), {. 831 N. Luzerne avenue,
jez zemTela We veku Is rokG
Is. ledna. NarOzena byla v
Baltimore. Pohrebn1 obTady
vykonal Rev. Henry L. Gerst-
myer.
= Ma hTbitov6 Oak Hill po-
hrbena Eleanora Kraus( roze-
ma Truitt), manzelka Franka
Kraus, Rosedale Ave-, Raspe-
burg, Md, jez zemfela We We
ku "a rok1 Is. ledna. PohTebni
obrady vykonal Rev. John
Schauer.
Tyto diva pohTby vypraveny
byly re Schimunek Pohrebnfho
Domu.
- KIDD 81 chce zatanciti a
dobre pobaviti. Poor!
v sobotu, "a. ledna pofadd
Dslnicky Vzdelavaci Spolek
" Delnickem Do
me ma rohu Madison a Rose ul.
SELSKY PIES. KIDD mate ma.
rodnf kroj, prijd'te " krojich,
Dude sc tancit "Beseda". Kaz.
dy mate dozajists selsky Piles
pamsti neb pobaveni takove
nam z pameti tax rychle nevyj.
de. Zacatek $3.50 hod. vecer.
Hudba pana j. Svitaka. Vstup.
ne 45c j s DAM. Vytecna ku-
chynG a dobre pivecko. Pfijdte
kazdy, prijdte vsichni. Uctive
I'VE Pofadajici Vybor.
Nezapomente SeIsky Pies jiz
tuto sobotu, "a. ledna " $3.50
vecer " DeInickem Dome ma no.
hu Madison a Rose ulic.
= Popularnf .opereta "Okolo
rybnfka" Dude opet davana v
Sokolovne Dram. Odborem So
kolske Jednoty "Blesk" jiz tu-
to nedeli, dine 25. ledna We 3:15
odpoledne. Del hry je rozmar-
ny a zaroven i humorny a Dude
Sc kazdemu navst6vn1ku lfbiti
ZpevI solovych, duet, tercet q
sborovych je celkem II. Ma "a.
catku druheho jednan1 je PEEK.
ma tanecnf vlozka sboru. q.
prava sc6ny kol jihoceskehc
rybnfku je pracf br. Rudy Pa
Tfzka. Rezii ma ses. OF. Mar.
tfnkova a zpevy nacvicil br. V
Martinez. Orchestr T1d1 br
Rudy k1I1an.
A nynf slovo k nasim kraja.
Nun. Toto divadlo .je hrano W
prosp6ch dobrocinny. Cisty
zisk Dude venovan jake dal
Cervenemu XIII. Celia csl. We
fejnost sc t1mto I'VE k navstevt
pTedstaveni a Dram. Odbo.
doufa, re nasi krajane pT1jdol
hromadn6 do Sokolovny a y
navsteva Dude rekordnf. Vstup
ne Dude Vas dobrovolny dar
Prijdte vsichni do jednoho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

We SnaZe flnancOVatl Znac-
ne rusnejSl cinnost We pros
Ipech yaic1clho vojska a manor
nictva zahajil Americky Ger
veny Kfiz Kampan, j1z usiluje
o vytvorenf padesatimilionove-
no valecneho fondu. Zm1nena
organisace ucinila toto prohla-
Semi hned pc v%ypuknut1 valky V
Tichem oceane.
"Toto je minimalni obnos,
ktery potrebujeme, mame-li
dostati svym zavazk6m k O.
zbrojene moci i k nasemu civil
nfmu obyvatelstvu', prohlasil
predseda Norman H. Davis.
"Jsem presvedcen, re kazdy
loyalnf American prispeje Ste
Dire a bez odkladu."
Ones je vhodna chv1le do
kazati hlubokou v1ru a rozhod-
mutt, re jsme sjednoceni a Cd
hodlani podporovati nase bo-
jovnfky ma fronte dnes je Who
dina chv1le pTesvedciti nase ra-
meme a trplcf spoluobcany, KITE
Fl jsou ma nasich ostrovech V
Tichem oceane bez pffstreS1,z re
jsme jake narod stoprocentne
pTipraveni pomoci jim prostred
nictv1m Cerveneho K1ze."
"Dovolte, ably Cerveny Kr1z
byl mluvc1m Ia kazdou obec v
Americe. Co vykoname, a co
dame, Dude tax nezdolnym pro
jevem nas1 lidskosti a nas1 vlry
We vitezstvi."
Ustredni Teditelstvi We Wa
shingtone hlasl, re cinnost Ger
veneho Kr1ze We prospect O.
zbrojene moci Sc "a minuly rok
vice neil zectyrnasobila. e
|rednfci Cerveneho KT1ze oceka-
vaji, re nastavsi valka vyzada
lsi jeste dalsf rozs1ren1 cinnosti,
ktere Sc Dude mono venovati
|jedine poskytnut1m pf1spevku
americkych muzd6, Zen a det1.
V p~fftomnosti pracuje tato
socialn1 organisace We vsech
vojenskych a namornickych pc
sadkach We Spojenych Statech
Ii ma jejich ostrovnlm panstv1.
Cerveny KTiz um1stil jiz 1000
%skolenych pracovnikG We vojen-
ksych a namornickych posad-
kach a nemocnic1ch a zamest-
nava 100000 dobrovolp1kd.
Ones, kdy je narod We valce,
Dude nutno tato c1sla znacne
zvysovati. Personal Cervene-
no Kr1ze We vojenskych a ma
mornickych posadkach vsemoz
ne kooperuje S vojaky a manor
Milky pri resent jejich osobnlch
a rodinnych problemd a poma.
ha
v nemocnicich k rychlejs1mu u
zdravenl.
Jine odpovednosti s valkou
spjate pozustavaj1 re zapisu
dostatecneho poctu reservnfcl
osetrovatelek pro vojsko a ma.
mofnictvo, z dodavan1 krevnf
no plasma v pfipade zranen
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SETRENf DENNfM


Baltimore, jez dvakrate hla-
sovalo prot zaveden1 Setfenf
dennfm svetlem Cd roku 1929,
jest nynf hotovo spolupIsobiti
S planem naroda ma zaveden1
setTeni denn1m svetlem, jez po-
c1ti ma We dive hodiny rano v
unrou 9.
Predlohu podepsal president
Roosevelt V utery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

pTivedte sve zname, ztrav1te
prfjemne odpoledne a zaroven
pfispejete svoji hfivnou ma Oh
tar Vlasti ma OItar Lidskosti!
Ma zdar! DOp.
" nedeli, dine 1. 1nora Sc
hraje Dramaticky Krouzek
"Pokrok" v Delnickem Dome,
ma rohu Madison a Rose ulil
hru "Zapovezena cesticka dc
lasky neb1cka". Hra tato Una
zornuje vesele dobrodruzstvl,
ktere dovrsuje velka svanda W
vyletn1m hotelu bl1ze Kralov-
skeho mesta v Cechach. Zaca,
tex o 3tf iodine odpoledni. Dc
brovolna sbfrka u dverf. Hudb.
delnickeho dorostu. Vyprav.
Jeviste: Karel Praus a Jerr.
Peck. Rezie Jerry Franclk ST
Nedejte 81 uj1ti tax skveleh,
pobavenl. Uctive I'VE zabavn
vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

William Brown, 64Iety uho-
rel v sobotu ku smrti We svetni-
ci n aprvn1m poschod1, {. 1851
N. Gilmor ulice. Ohen povstal
pTevrzenfm petrolejovych ka-
m1nek.