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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-23
xcavate Scrap from Dead Gold Mines

worked in more than 40 years
are being stripped of machinery.
Some 100 tons of metal were
taken from the stamp mill Of the
famous old Consolidated Min
ing Company at Dahlonega.
Completed about 1900, this mill
was operated at profit for on
ly a few months and in 1904
it was shut down completely.
Consolidated was the states
biggest gold mining venture.
The "pospectors" in the Dah-
lonega gold belt these days seek
scrap and more scrap, not gold.
The Dahlonega Lions Club has
salvaged the metal from about
80 old diggings; the WPB special
projects salvage section at At
lanta has assisted in getting title
to metal equipment from eight
mines where ownership was
complicated; the u. S. Bureau OF
Mines; the WPB surplus equip
ment division and Capt. Garland
Peyton, Georgia state geologist,
have worked together in scout
ing the hill country for machin-
cry not too rustry or obsolete
for conversion TO other mining
projects.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-23
BY DAVENPORT STEWART
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

NEA Service staff Correspondent
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. %
They're working North Georgia's
long dormant gold mines again
and taking out something that
is now more precious than gold
scrap metal.
The new strike" is yielding
hundreds of tons of high-grade
scrap vital to the nations war
effort-thousands of pounds Of
steel, iron, copper and brass.
The gold in "them thar hills
and, incidentally, that famous
expression was born in Dahlon-
ga, Ga, in AIS of less value
to the nation today than is the
old machinery in chut-down
mines and stamp mills.
RICH SCRAP VEIN
From the high, forested hills of
Lumpkin county, in the famed
old Dahlonega gold belt, are be-
ing taken huge iron and steel
stamps once used to crush quartz,
copper amalgam plates once
used to catch the particles of
gold after the crushing operation,
pipes through which once flow
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-23

FIRST AIR MAIL LETTER
Sent to Benjamin Franklin
when he was in France in 1875.
the first air mail letter was car
ried across the English Channel
by balloon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-23

Staff Sgt Samuel W. Lee and Isabelle Miller look
defunct Georgia gold mine and
classified scrap steel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-23

ed water for hydraulic operators
and narrow-gauge railroad rails.
Much of this is scrap, but
some is being salvaged and con-
verted for use in mining iron
ore and manganese.
Mines which haven't been
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Controller Rules
On Reserve Officers
Uniform Allowance
UneompIeted Troinino
Period Excluded From
Active Duty Calculation

The controller general has r,,.d
recently on a number Of questions
involving the right of, Reserve off,
GERS to the uniform allowance pro-
vided by law.
IN one, of these decisions he hold
.ha' a period of active duty train
Ing OF three months or less. which
was started by member Of the
omcers' Reserve Corps, but no.
completed because of the nhvsica1
uiiiltness OF the officer, is not re-
qulreo to be counted as one of the
actlve DUTY training periods of three
ition1ns or less. Three such periods
n completed in separate fiscal
years, would preclude the officer
from receiving the uniform and
equipment allowance authorized for
eucn of1cers by section 2 of the
act OF March 9, 1912, on acceptance
1or extended active duty.
considerable confusion exists as
TO whether Reserve officers are en-
tltled to the uniform allowance if
commissioned after September 26
rsaa. win respect to this group of
neservlsts the controller held that
person who was commissioned sub
sequent to that date after having
Ilelo commission in the Officers
reserve ~ Corps or in the Regular
army is not entitled, upon being
accepted for extended active duty to
Iile UNIFORM and equipment allow
alice authorized by section 2 of the
act OF March 9, 1874, for persons
originally commissioned on or sub
Evening star., 1942-10-11
sequent to September 26, 1s41, In the

oo4ucAt W 0eptemDer 20, 1S4l, IN the
Army.
On the other hand, the controller
pointed out, a person who was ac-
cepted prior to September 26, 1941,
Tor extended active duty as an
Officers Reserve Corps officer, but
who, subsequent to September 26,
lS41. and prior to March 8, 1912,
accepted commission in the Reg
ular Army, is not serving under
an original commission so as to en-
title him to the uniform and equip
ment allowance authorized by sec
ton 2 of the act of March 9. 1912,
Tor officers originally commissioned
subsequent to September 26, 1941,
In the Army or certain COM
ponents thereof; nor is he entitled
to the allowance authorized by said
section for Officers Reserve Corps
members commissioned prior to Sep.
tember 26, 1941.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met. with
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Deakins
presiding. Mrs. Margaret Ander-
son Garrison was received into men,
bership. Plans were completed for
a reception to State and national
officers tomorrow night at 935 G.
place NV.
Hope Council will meet Tuesday
night at Naval Lodge Hall. Coun-
cilor Mrs. Lula Klinge will preside,
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Elsie
D. Fillmen will speak.
Columbia Council will meet We'd
nesday night at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple when Councillor G.
Neal Carney will receive as guest
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Grace
I. Dietrich.
Justice Council will meet Thurs
day night at the same hall for an
evening of games. Councillor Mrs.
Russie Garfield will preside.
To keen our indeDendence. instead
Evening star., 1942-10-11

To keep our independence, instead
of being kept in dependence, start
regular bond-buying program right
now.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Cleaning solid brass FIRE.
place set, lacquered to prevent
furnishing. Attractive pair of
los.burnine andirons, four.piece
matching fre.tool set and 3.fold
brass trimmed fireplace screen.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23

Dougherty (R), Stanley Antrim CD.
Richland walter D. Kemmis (R)
Ingham jacobson CD.
Rosebud Id. A. McMichael (R),
Paul K. Harlow CD.
Roosevelt IA. t. Listug (R), j.. L.
Davey (D).,
Sheridan Carl Hole (R), Archie
Mann CD.
CSiIyer Bow S-Alex Blewett (R),
Rob B. Rice (R), Douglas Mulch (R),
George H. Wade (R), Ed Odds (R),
Grace M. Roderick (R), Paul Cannon
Cd, Walter Freshman Cd, Mike
Loughran (DD, ]. V. Healy (D), Wal
ter Ballard Cd, Sam Spiegel CD,
Phil Goodwin Cd, John O'Brien CD.
Sweet Grass 1-Leobard J. Esp (R).
Teton - Lyle Standish (R), Ben
Peden CD.
Toole Ed Byrne CD.
Treasure Hugh B. Lyndes (R)
DR.. R. P. Minnick Cd.
Valley p. H. Mass CD, Ora r.
McCleary CD.
Wheatland Ed Settle (R).
Wibaux 1-Clem Parker CD.
Yellowstone &C. ]. Baldwin (R),
David ]. Brumbaugh (R), R. c. Dill
lavou (R), R. H. Gephardt (R), f. G..
Krieg (R), C. ]. Williams (R), Alma
S. Crawford Cd, Edward Smith CD.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23
HOLLYWOOD Lot

cheney
4 Disney's labor-management commit
tee will have five employees picked
by the union and five representatives
of the studio. The committee will
undertake to develop methods de-
signed to speed production, increase
efficiency eliminate bottlenecks, and
constnatly improve abor-management
/ relations.
The committees power is advisory
only, but the contract acknowledges
that the national emergency requires
careful review and considerations of
the decisions" No individual griev-
ances will be taken up. Machinery
for grievances is provided for sepa-
rately in the contract
Meantime the 1941 Disney strike is
being reviewed in detail by the NLRB
in test case brought by Art Babbitt
ace animator whose reinstatement
was specifically ordered by the U. S.
arbitrator's award.
HOLLYWOOD is MARCHING.
Steps forward in the growing social
consciousness of the industry:
Vice Pres. Henry A. Wallace's Free
World speech is being made into a
short film called Price of Victory by
the Paramount producing team of
Pine & Thomas. A Spanish version
also will be made.
Walt Whitman's | Hear America
Calling is the theme of a Warner
Bros. 2-reeler
Warmers is also making a 2-reeler
titled The Launching of the Booker
7. Washington from script by Lii
liam Hellman. 1t is the story of the
cargo vessel christened by Marian
Anderson for operation by crew of
negro officers and men.
BEST BET: The newsreels showing
the Booker T. Washington launching
and the launching of one of Kaisers
Today ships, the arrival of Mexicans
from the south and French Canadians
from the north to help this country's
harvesting.
NAUGHTY. A song written for a
Roy Rogers western at Republica was
called The Rustler Stole the Out
house. Hays Office ruled the song
out. But it's OK to kid about rockies
digging latrine bitches (see RKO's
Parachute Battalion).
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23
On the Capital
Continued from Page One)

|
yeah, who?" the senator said
Laughing uproariously and slapping
his business friend on the knee. LA
Dor doesn't like that Victory tax a-tall.
No, sir, labor doesn't like to pay for
helping itself"
AS we left, the self-styled small
business man, stepping on the gas in
his Dusenberg, said, And these labor
management committees II what does
/ labor know about management"
AS usual, it didn't occur to me until
later that | should have answered.
What does management know about
labor?"
I'm putting in this social note not
/ to rival Igor Cassini, the male society
columnist and darling of Washington
Cliveden set, but to make you mad
Maybe if labor people over the
country get mad enough about taxes
they will raise hell in the house when
the senate bill comes up for passage
next week. At least they can do a
job when sales tax is proposed later
Sen. Walter F. George d., Ga j,
whose crusty bosom is stirred only by
the plight of millionaires, issues Goily
bulletins saying, IF the Treasury
wants more revenue than is in this
bill, We'll give EN- a sales tax"
The pending bill was sweetened up
for corporations in the senate by al
most S1,329, 100000, and is likewise
tougher on individuals than the house
bill was by s2,233, 100000.
Corporations, now paying $780,
100000 under existing law, will pay a
total of only $9,12S,0 100000 if the SEN
ate bill passes the house. This is a
hike of trivial proportions considering
the more than $5,000,000 hike for in
dividuals, most of it from the Victory
tax
Price administrator Leon Hender-
son on August 20 in a speech at Nor
folk, Va, estimated corporate profits
before taxes for 1912 will be nearly
four times what they were in 1899.
He said it was imperative -. to
cut deeply and drastically" into them
if initiation was to be prevented.
Don't get the idea the senate is the
only place in the country where the
forces of reaction are getting arrogant
enough to show their faces (See
Saturday Evening Post editorial re-
printed in Scripps-Howard papers in
full page reproductions October IA,
urging a revolt by useful" citizens.)
The real appeasement crowd is
working overtime in the critical con-
gressional elections. Unless labor
really gets out the vote such appeas-
ers as Sen. C. Maryland Brooks (R., |
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23

Patronize the Cooperative in your
community-it is there to serve you!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23

Endorsed by Organized Labor
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23

Ill., may win
War manpOwer commission an
nounces apprenticeship programs dur
ing the last II months have nearly
doubled, then adds anti-climactically
that they total nearly 1000.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23
Candidates


them. We call special attention to
the candidates added to the list pre-
viously published: George McKenna
candidate for the senate from Judith
Basin county; Robert Cotton, Valley
county; John Zuck, Roosevelt county;
Hans Rasmussen, Sheridan county;
Barney McGreevey, Deer Lodge coun
ty; Emil Bjornby, Flathead county;
Paul Rice for the senate and Ben
Peden. for the house from Teton
county.
We urge that you work diligently
for the election of all OF the candi-
dates listed above. They will serve
you honestly and faithfully They
cannot be influenced to do otherwise.
nINIANrn THE TINION TAPETf
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-10-23

Who is seeking reelection as Rail-
road and Public Service Commits
soner, rests his candidacy on his
record in that office. He has ably
represented labor, the farmer, and
the people of the state-giving them
all a square deal.
Mr.. Casey has been resident of
Montana for IL years, with the ex-
ception of two years he spent as
soldier in World War | with the
First Division in France. He also
served as a member of the Montana
legislature. Pd. Pol. Ad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

dale vsem, kdoz Sc O zdar cele
akce jakoz i hromadne sch1ze
zaslouzili.
Pc schulz konal Sc prodei
bond1 a byol jich prodano "a
$4,000.
Slusi zaznamenati, re or
chestr krajana p. Rudy Kiliana
pfivedl obecenstvo do povzne-
sene nalady. Pan Kilian take
doprovazel ma piano tenoristu
p. V. Martinka.
Az Dude celia akce u konce,
neOpOmeneme oznamiti nasim
ctenaf1m konecnou cislici. Pan
Ed. Peroutka NIUE miti radost
z dspechu sve prace, ktera phi
nesla zdar! Totez plati i ma
semu Sdruzenf Csl. Spolkd.
Redakce Baltimore News
Post v telefonick6m rozhovoru
S panem Edwardem Peroutkou
projevila obdiv a uznanf nasim
krajandm V t6to akci Bomb
er's Drive. Zaroven Dude o.
znameno Treasury Dept. We
Washingtonu, re Americti &C.
choslovaci Baltimore vykona-
Ii radnG svoji vlasteneckou po-
vinnost a Re jejich zaTny Gin
pGsobil jake mocha vzpruha
ma ostatni spoluobcany a ma
rodnostni skupiny naseho mes
ia!
Krajane! Budme i nad6le
svorni! AT mas nikdo a mic me-
rozdvoji! Bojujeme o nejdraz-
81 poklad svsta! "Zlatou Svo-
bodu." To mSjte stale ma my
sli. A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

|tonfna Vancury. A opet slysf-
me mohutny a cisty tenor p.
Mart1nka. Tentokrate lapel
narodni pisne: "Tece voda, te-
&c" a Zach synku, synku $50"
ktere mel Tatlcek Osvoboditel
Masaryk tax rad.
Dalsi Tecn1k predstaven jake
Czech Paul Revere, senator
Volta Benes, harcovn1k druhe-
no odboje "a osvobozeni Cesko-
slovenska. Navazal svoji rec
pc pisnfch zazpivanych panem
Martfnkem a pravil, re Masa-
rykovou oblibenou pisnf byla
Zach synku, synku 80, ktera
konci O zlamanem kolu : : del
no sprawl, maud Sc synku hos
podafit! Ano musime hospo-
DART! Musfme davat, abychom
mohli take sklizeti! Vypravel
nam O obecni hrusce v male
vlsce stare domoviny, kterou
|nikdo nezaleval, byla chudic-
!ka, mela malo kvetd, ale kdyz
|dozraly, prisla celia vesnice a
|chudickou hrusku orvala!
Vzpomenul pfib9h "a sve &C.
sty pc Americe, kdy zavftal do
|ceske hornicke osady, kde zu-
fila pc mnoho mesfc1 stavka a
zeny hornikd nemohly davati
lsvym detem mic jineho nezli
|slichtovou polevku, brambor a
kus sucheho chleba! Tyden pc
|stavce pc prvnf vyplate vGdce
hornfkd Gel Bohu jmeno jsem
81 nezapamatoval) svolal vse-
|chny do schdze, zeptal Sc jich,
kdyz vydrzeli oni a jejich rodi-
ny pc tax dlouhe dobe pfi chu-
dicke strave, jestli by to vydr-
|zeli jest6 jeden tyden. Ano,
zvolali vsichni pfftomnf! Zde
lie mole "pejda" ma pomoc Ces-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Pc mem byl pfedstaven csl.
letec v Raj podpluk. Ambroz.
u. S. Marsal August Klecka,
jediny baltimorsky Czech, ktery
byl poct6n jmenovan1m presi-
dentovym Sc vrele primlouval,
ably nasi krajane konali Waste
neckou povinnost v kupovanf
BondI Obrany.
Take mas znamy mestsky
radni p. Vaclav Kl1ma mas W.
zyval, abychom co MONA nej-
vice podporili mas "Bomber's
Drive" a cestne vykonali mas
.slib.
Ma to pfedstaven p. Anton
svejda, byvaly dlouholety ia
.jemnik Sdruzenych Csl. Spoil
XII a duse vsech velkych podni-
XII teto organisace. Pan Svej-
da, tajemn1k Stavebnfch Spoil
XII "Slavie" a
nam sdelil, Re cd MAZE minule-
no roku, kdy Defense Bondy
|dany do prodeje odkoupeno
bylo techto nasimi krajany do
IL. ledna "a $175,000. Nyni v
teto naborove akci Slavic kou-
pila "a $4,000 Defense Bon
d1 a G~esko-Americky Stav. Spo
lex "a $4,000 a prodano v je-
no 1radovne "a $48, 600 De-
Tense Bond1. Vyzval poslucha-
&c, ably lined pc schulz co MOI
ma nejvice upisovali a kupovali
bondy.
Ma to vyzval pan predseda
schdze pritomne ably povstali v
tiche vzpomfnce "a zvukG
polnice uctili pamatku padlycl
v Pearl Harbor.
Tim byl program vyeerpan a
pan Ed. Peroutka v zaveru
schdze podekoval vsem, kdc
koupili bondy Ca jeste koupf)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

koslovensku, pravil v1dce a no.
dill obalku S pencil ma still a o.
statn1 no nasledovali. Nen1
krasny Gin ceskeho delnika? !
Ke konci sve p~outave reci nam
pravil: "Mate zde v Americe
krasnou hrusku, hrusku "Svo-
body, zalevejte il pilne a kdyz
Dude potreba i vlastn1 krvi, a.
byste 81 tn vasi drahou Svobodu
uchovali pro sebe a vase deti!"
Pr Teci p. V. Benese dosta-
vii Sc do schdze mas guverner
Herbert O'Conor, ktery Sc O.
mluvil, re nalehave zalezitosti
" Defense programu" mu ne
dovolily, ably byl s nami Cd "a
catku sch1ze. Projadril svoji
radost a obdiv o nasi akci v
"Bomber's Drive, ktera byla
zarnym prfkladem ~ostatnim
narodnostnfm skupinam nase-
no statu. Pevne veTf v porazku
verolomnych a barbarskych
nepratel a vft6zstvf Ameriky a
|SpojencG a v konecnou obnovu
Ceskoslovenska!
Pc mem pTedstaven csl. "a
hranicni ministr Jan Masaryk.
Mluvil otevfene a cd srdce a
bratrsky. Rekl nam, abychom
pine a s radostf konali svoji po-
vinnost jake americtf obcan6.
vi, re jsme kupovali Bondy O.
brany. Gale kupujte jest9 vi
ce" pravil, MONA re z vasich
pence koupeny Bomber po-
we've nase hochy do maticky
Prahy! Valku jiste vyhrajeme
a mel jen zbozne pfani, ably v
%republice bylo s dostatek thru
SEX" ma ktere povesf Nemce.
Provazy jiz Sc sezenou! Must
me vsichni napnouti sve silly k
vftezstvi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

to Ia vedenf pf. Anthony Pc
routkove cd Jednoty Amer. Lee
gle byl ucinen Slib Vlajce. Ma
sledovaly narodn1 hymny = a.
mericka a ceskoslovenska, KITE
re zplvany acknowledgements "a
doprovodu orchestra p. Rudy
Kiliana. Pc hymnach pronesl
modlitbu Ia ochranu a vitez-
stv1 nasich drahych vlasti vldp.
Josef Stepanek, farar osady sv.
Vaclava. Pc tonic aktu p. Ed.
Peroutka pfedstavil jednotlive
hosty.
Pan Rudolf Behounek, pred
soda Sdruzenych Csl. Spolka6
podekoval p. Eduardo Perout-
kovi "a usilovnou a nenaroc-
nou praci We prospech zdaru
cele akce.
Mas baltimorsky tenorista p.
Volta Martinez lapel sc zani-
.cenfm a odusevnene vecne mi
lou p1sen "Hradcany krasne".
Kongresnfk naseho 8. distrik-
tn eth. p. Thomas D'Alesan-
dro prolasil, re je hrdym ma to,
re NIUE byti zastupcem uvedo-
meleho a verneho amer. lidu
ceskoslovenskeho p1vodu.
Vyslanec C.S.R. We Washing
tonu pluk. Vladimir Hurban
vzpomnel podobne akce v PRIV
nj valce, kdy v New Yorku a u
mas v Baltimore Ia svoje KRAFT
Ike feci "Buy Liberty Bond" do
stall medal. | tentokrate jeho
rec byla strucna a mel jedno
zbozne pfanf "Buy Defense
Bonds"
Nasledovalo pfedstavenf tfi
vyslouzilych predsedG Sdruze-
nych Csl. Spolkd PIP. Vaclava
Primuse, Josefa Vonaska a An
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Chceme naSfm milym ctena-
rum strucne nacrtnouti bohaty
a krasn6 vypracovany program
nedeln1, slavnostn1, imposatn1
a hiStoricke Hromadne Sch1ze
Sdruzenych Csl. Spolk1 naseho
m6sta. Iniciatorem cele teto
akce Bomber Drive" byl, jak
We zprav6 G. T. K. uvedeno, mas
baltimorsky krajan p. Eduard
F. Peroutka, jenz take zname-
mite rfdil cely pr1b6h sch1ze.
Program sam byl d1myslne a
poutav6 sestaven a vypracovan
znamou nasi pracovnicf PAM
Josefinou Peroutkovou. Pot6-
zujfcfm dokladem nasi sflici
jednoty byl fakt,z sc teto sch1
re hromadne z1castnily veske-
re slozky nasi ceskoslovenske
vetve v Baltimore a okolf. Ano,
kdyz Americka Vast zavolala,
pTispSchal do prve rady vsrny
Americky Cechoslovak! Toho
byla dIkazem n~ezapomenutel-
ma nedeln1 schGze. Jiz O ctvr-
te iodine odpolednf napln6na
byla sin Osady Svatovaclavske
do posledn1ho mfstecka a mno-
ii, kteTf pTisli pozdeji tfsnili sc
v zadu a pc stranach dvorany.
Razem We AIS schulz zahajil
pan Ed. Peroutka a ma jeviste
vstoupili vazen1 hoste. Potion
"a zvukG pochodu dostavili Sc
clenove j. C. Ludwig Postu A
mericke Legie a praporecnfci
cd rnznJch Short pTinesli sve
prapory ma jeviste, kde byly V
pozadf umfsteny. Poslednf pra-
porecnici csl. legionaTi z prve
svetove valky bratTi: L. Fran
elk a Rozansky zatkly Americ-
ky a Ceskoslovensky prapor pc
stranach jevist9 v pVopfedf. Ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

castnilo ma tisfc krajan1. Hlav-
MIN fecnikem schIze byl mini
str Jan Masaryk, ktery rekl, re
dnes, pc jeho zajezdu do Texa-
su, je velmi hrd ma to, re je &C.
choslovak. Nasi Tide konaji
vsude svou povinnost jake "a
merictf obcane. O valce rekl,
re name pred sebou tezky rok,
kdy Dude treba napnouti vse-
chny silly. Valku vsak Spojen-
ci vyhrajf, O tom nenf pochyby.
N6mc1m Sc budou diktovat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

podminky z Berlina a budou
pr tom i ceskoslovensti vojaci.
Vyslanec Hurban V proslovu
vzpomnel, jak pomahal v roce
1918 krajanGm v New Yorku
V Rampant pro nakupovani Lii
berty Bonds. Ones je hrd ma
to, re NIUE pomoci pr kampa-
nj baltimorskych Cechoslovakd6
Senator Volta Benes byl row.
nez pr1tomen schulz. Prohla-
sill, ze v demokracifch Tide nej-
radeJi uzlvali who'd, ale malo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

dolarG ma zakoupenf bombar-
dovacfch letadel. Kampan "a
Gala pred nekolika tydny a do
sud prinesla pres dvestepade-
sat tislc. dolarG. Ma pozvanf
Sdruzenych SpolkG v Balti-
more vyslanec Hurban zahajil
kampan 81. ledna zakoupenim
prvniho bondu.
Minulou nedeli Sdruzene Spoil
ky pofadaly velkou manifes-
tacnf schulz v divadelnf SIM O.
sadly Svatovaclavske, jfz Sc u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Sc starali o to, ably take obeto-
vail pro demokracii. Ones Sc u
kazuje, jak nebezpecna to by
la hra. Proto musime re vsech
sill Sc vynasnazit, abychom tuto
chybu napravili.
Ma schulz sc dostavil tez GU
werner statu Marylandu Her
bert O'Conor, kongresnfk D.
Alesandro, u. S. Marsal Aug.
Klecka, mestsky radnf Vaclav
Kl1ma. Iniciatorem kampane
je baltimorsky krajan E. F. Pc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

routka, ktery take sch1zi orga-
nisoval "a pomoci Sdruzenych
SpolkG. Antonfn svejda, byva-
" d%louholety tajemnik Sdruze-
nych Spolkd a JIM cinovnici
Spolku horecne pracujf, ably
kampan byla stoprocentne L.
spesna.
Pc schulz ministr Jan Masa-
ryk odejel do Washingtonu, a
pan Volta Benes do Belcamp.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-16
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange met in the Grange
Home on Saturday evening, with a
very good attendance. Some of the
regular attenders were detained at
home ON account of illness in their
families. The meetings will con-
tinue at $3.50 P. M. during the
month of October.
Each family of the Grange has
been asked to contribute two cans
of fruit or vegetables to the food
bank that is being assembled in the
several communities.
Sussex County Pomona Grange
will be the guest of Milford Grange
on October %. The following mem
bers have charge of arrangements:
Mrs. Paris Kirby, Mrs. Geo: War
rem, Mrs. Preston Kenton,- Mrs.
Elijah Peet, and Mrs. F. Davis
Watson.
Will each Grange family please
take an inventory to see if you
have any table-cloths, dishes or
anything that should be at Grange
Hall. Some times we take things
home to launder and then forget
them. They will be needed Oct. %.
The lecturer is trying to make the
program interesting and instruc-
tive. Your attendance will be an
Nine patrons from Milford Grange
the "Neighbors Night"
program at Reliance on Monday |
evening.
Regular meeting Saturday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock.