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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

Nocturnal jottngs. Jim Barber the name tits the ad is the genial tonsoral artist who is the new ocking in for their once-overs After only recently returning from flying trip to Miami Sal Borrel eend spaghetti king has journeyed to Washington D: c. dor the famous Kingsbury Street crooner Danny Matarazzo
 Pat Rossi and Pat Cammssa won the popula1risy House with flock of Earl Carrolls beauties Angelo "slp" Caabro former Wall streeter is doing an excel lent job of handling beauty supplies for his own con postcard from an American base and report that things are ducky -wucky
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
(U. 8. Marine Corps Photo from NEA)

Bataan. It will come after planes have cleared the sky of enemy aircraft, as big guns of the fleet pulverize enemy positions inShore and bombing planes roar ahead to support landing parties.
 First will come the speedy pa- trol boats, Sigzagging in ct upward
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

That's the command, say the Ma rines, that will open the road to Tokyo; the command that will rec establish U. s. Marines on Wake Island 1t's the command that since i776 has sent iAathernecks charg- ing up beaches from T'ripoli to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
Midnight ramblings.

Midnight ramblings Johnny Walsh,- former local ice dealer is now giving smiling service at the Mt View Lodge in Merden and doing nice 1ob of lt
 CSardenias to Anna Wasi chic hat-checker at T'Angelos for her new smart hair-do with the for victory insignia. . Two smart looking marines m their natty uniforms won the eyes of many 1em1mne admirers as they strolled down the main stem They were Glenn L. Dayton and Herbe McCann Water6ur- ians, stationed at New River N. C.. Personal Mcn To tear off the dummy peanut form on the strol!ng out he is Superman Jerry Kenney has wonderful idea for having the afraid sirens heard around town
 Give him ring at the police department, Mr CurUn'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

Hennie Darlington dropped into the Tower long enough yesterday to deposit large bag of tinfo ana comedians slated to attend the private showing of Charlie Chaplns revival of The Gold Rush" today in New York City include Eddie Cantor Danny Kaye, Ed GaxtOn, Bert Gordon (The Mad Russian), Frank Fay, Walter OKeefe, and Billy DeWOfe Friday, April 17 has been designated Victory Book Day by President Roosevelt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

heart of hosnitaitv is Lake Charles La Bound by the beautiful Lake Charles Port it is situated e5 miles south of Camp Polk and bedecked with grass bordered con crete streets and palm trees Beautiful estates and rem
 ants of the old Spanish Trail offer picturesque sites to Connecticut Yankees Over 300 of us many from water bury went on truck convoy for weekend Its scant hers, lodged us for the night took sightseeing tours gave us formal dances and finally staged heart will long remember Lake Charles La as the closest they have ever been to home despite the fact that they are over 2oO0 miles from home We hope that the boys up
 there get as good "break" did Your Armored Knighfs-Pvfs Jim Curboy, Waterbury Ron Pilomsk, Naugatuck Adam Koslosky, Watertown: Abe zeniek, Armored Inf Regt, 7th Armored Div, Camp Polk, La
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

TRIUMPH FOR THE TEACHER
 New orleans (UP) Two years ago Edwina Cuney, 20, then Q soph. oniore at Newconib College, loved the study of English, but dishked the teacher, Edward Stone, go. Late ly her interest in English has waned She and Stone are married.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
Q ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ

(QuestlonS on Sport Page) 1. He is c parachutist in the D. 6. Marines.
 2. MenzieS was prime ministeT of Australia. 3. MurmanSk iS an Arctic port of Russia in Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
BRIGHT 1NaIE-NooK

One task before all others: I must heap within the grate Knotty logs of courage Until the storm abate. From leaping flames and ruddy, I'll seize glowing spill And light a candle of laughter Set on the window-sill. Though rain come flashing swiftly Through panes burst in by the gale. The gieam on the sill extinguished, Pitchy logs will not fail. Once more I'll light the candle, Again bar out the storm This task before all others One nook that's bright and warm.
 --Ethel Fairfield White in the
 Poets Corner, Hartford Times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

Barnard s. 5 ySs'Pn saint MGsrs ay SS at nearest depot
 500 D. P. Freight street. first aid class; w. V Jones TOO m hal, North Main street. first aid class Cyril 7:SS m Weodeur' building first aid class Kenneth T. zoo m Aadet Red Gross hospital SandaspS se Bristol Joseph @ ssAol9H sosn and nd ssf 7;sS m Lithuanian afSt Sd class William 7;so m Medical building; first aid class Arthur Bow IT, 7so m ss Peter and Paul paris first aid class 7ao onoke schoo first aid class Roy woodcock and Aaron school raj. warden @ 'sesS .sssA's T
 Gordon R Weaver "oOOp'ratoln with Police and Control
 George V. Grady Spcakcrj movies direction stanley WEDNESDAY. April 1S academy s 1hcma IiGs McTornsn coS%Sls bouIs: deposit salvage tt nearest school O.OO m Christ chapel John stancGow, PGss S rs s4 for DScy aOO Badeyye hSOl first aid class; Mrs sa5n Chase and r MT: Charles 1udot srs Mahan and MT: Prank woodby branch first aId MT. D,ynss Clarke 400 AEGSt Snd fnn nS % @ sST S ' sSS % SlS'' n''0 eOO wsterba oii club first aid ola& Mrs. Martha i0oon0 roo Bristol first aid o. Metz and staG 700 m Americsn O.; class
 and Stan.
 Audet h 40 State street. Red crc hospital bandageS
 Charles Audet.
 TOO m Washington schoo Pat Wallace FOO Police headquare first aid for auxiliary police 700 Wocot South Bhool first aid class, Afs Rose ktka
 Betty Af0dt
 7:sO D. m street, first aid class; spery 7So Bunker Hill school first aid clasS Thomas Roberts and
 staR.
 of hail. O7 North Main street. Chase O. first gid Al OroSnick and Kenneth Conrad. TOO budng cir raid warden groups to lO-hor
 first aid couse Fred A. Webb and stah TOO sChoo Schooi Edward ood-
 frey Medical setup Waterbury" 7sO Anderson school first aid class Frank Hennesy and staff T90 Second Congregational nurc nst md class Ms Albert
 and stan. Ci hall; meeting cs zone and deputy wardenS 0:00 gouhbuy church; nfst aid clasS Euu WeFner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

of 50 miles an hour. Just of the beach, they'll swing to port and starboard and begin to spew out Q smoke screen. Through this will race "Eureka" boats, loaded with in- fantrymen. Under their own power, these boats skid out of the water, From them, Marine landing parties fan out in line Of skirmishers.
 As the infantry rusheS lip the beach, seeking to cut its way through barbed wire and other ob- Staclcs, crocodile" boats or tank lighters ram the beach and 13 l-1 ton tanks, guns blazing, roll ashore with supporting armored cars and 7S nm. artillery.
 "sEAG0ING" TANKS
 ADD HEAVY PUNCH
 Behind the tanks and artillery come the 'alligators," those am. phibian tractors that take deer water, marsh, pavement and forest in their stride. They "Swim" in un- der their own power, bringing men or supplies.
 Meanwhile the transport planes are roaring overhead, with para chute troops tumbling out by scores or hundreds. Behind tie 'chutistS come their 'chute-borne anti-tank guns and machine guns. From the planes, artillery observers radio the Navy offshore the range and loca- ton of strong points which land. ing parties have been unable tc crack.
 That's the Marines pattern foH paving the road to Tokyo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

HANDS THAT TALK
 zasu Pitts, actress whose hands talk, gives one of her finest perform anceS in RKo Radios "The BaShful Bachelor"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
Civilian Defense Calendar Notices Insertion in Th Calendar Must Be
 Sent to Mayors omce Least Two Days in Advance

Volunteers raid particularly Thursday and Saturday mornings and Saturdays m Relief watchers needed TOT wo- tricks with aircraft warning service atop city hall Call wallace J Ingis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
TODAY, April IA

J TODAY, April IA
 Todays school magazncs Tinker Duggan st Joscph Saint Magarets school Chase parkway; Russell Roosevelt Civilians deposit at nearest depot
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

The Below Siuned PaSnpula and Moss PontMerhank Have Adopted The Following Schedule
Hours EMivef man ndefnieP Period:
Stores Will Close Wednesday OEah Weekdl23OP NJ with The Exception Oihe Wednesday beOr
Thanksgiving and During the Month OfDecembr
AnSbres with The Exception OfCrocaies viii Close $780, NJ OnMOnhY Tuesday and lhwsda
ofEarh Week and Will Remain 0peniOE 1902 on Friday mdSP NJ uSahudaY
All Groceries Will Close 1880 NJ on Monday Tuesday and Thursday Teach Week, and Will
main Open Until 8 !. M on Friday and Top NJ on Saturday
AnSiues Will Chse Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year.
We thank our Customers in Advance for their c cooperation with us in The Observance OF These CO
-:muInur
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Lidice budou zz1ltti i ma veky!

Tento krasny obraz, prace to naseho krajana p. Rudy
Parfzka, byl odhalen v 1tery, Is. zaff v Sokolovne a darovan
Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni v Baltimore.
Je to dojemny obraz venovany pamatce nestastne ceske
vesnice Ldice. Divak je naplnen pohnutfm, kdyz patti ma
kontrast mezi mfrem a klidem ceske venkovske krajiny v
popfedf, Sc zoranymi brazdami a zelenymi loukami a mezi
raz beznadeje. U stromu mod1 Sc zena, ktera ma vidinu:
Ma obzoru rysujf Sc Hradcany, V zafi slunce, jake prsib lep-
81 budoucnosti a v kouTi val1c1m Sc mad ssutinami Lidc sc ry-
sui americka socha svobody a americky vojak jake symbol,
re z teo zeme pride pomoc a konecna zachrana cd kruteho
barbarstvi. V oblac1ch spatTfte v1tezna vojska Spojenych
Narod1 Sc svobodn6 vlajfclmi prapory.
Skvostna myslenka a nadherne dno bratra Parizka.
Tento obraz Dude vystaven ma Bazaru Sdruzenych Csl.
SpolkG We dnech g., 30, 80. a 81. Tjna.
We zvlastnim stanku budou Sc ~prodavati fotograficke
kOpie tohOtO ObraZu a Size Velky formal 12X14 dale po-
hlednice a kn1zecky (Booklets)
Zajste, re nebude krajana, ktery by 81 nekoupil ma pa
matku nekterou z techto foto-kopif obrazu naseho krajana
br. r. PaTlzka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
v BYTECH

Zdravotnf Trad vysetruje by
ty v mnohych castech m6sta.
Byty ty jsou bud domy pro vi
ce robin anebo pro rodinu jed
nu. Sklepy, temne sv6tnice,
kan paprslek slunecnf nepro-
razi, garaze, skladist6 jsou NY
nj pro noclehy a zitf pro valec-
ne d6lnfky. Rodina sesti caste
nalezeny byly v male svetnici,
cel6 rodiny zij1cf v temnych,
nezdravych sklepfch.
V jednom pT1padu sedmde-
sat muz6 nalezeno jake bydli-
tell v jednom dome. V jinem
dome dvanact robin uzfva spo-
leone koupelny, jinde pet ro-
din skladaj1cich sc re 33 osob,
z nichz 20 jsou dftky, naleze-
ny byly v Is svetnicfch atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
VEREJNA VIVA VSEM


Vazeni krajane:-
Sdruzenf Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkG zada cd kazde cesko-
slovensk6 rodiny, ably laskave
nam sd6lili jmena a domacf a.
dresy jejich SYM a deer, kteTi
jsOu We vojenske sluzbe Spoj.
StatG. Name v 1myslu vytvoriti
"ROll of Honor" vsech nasich
hochG a devcat a jejich jm6na
bezplatn6 otisknout v pamat-
nfku, ktery sestavujeme pro
mas Bazaar.
Doufame, re nasf vyzvu u
poslechnete a jmena a adresy
zaSlete tajemnfku Sdruzenf
Csl. SpolkG nejdele do 10. Tfj-
ma.
Litovali bychom, kdyby ne
ktera jmena byla vynechana,
ale bez pomoci vSech rodicn a
Odb6ratelG Telegraph, neby-
10 by mono ia jmena zfskati.
Zajiste zadna obt1z to neni po-
slat ~postovn1 lfstek s jm6nem,
adresou a vojenskou hodnostf
vsech deer a SYM tai. Sdruze-
nych SpolkG. Kdyz tax kazda
ceskoslovenska rodina ucinf do
10. Tfjna Dude pax j~istota, re
ia jm6na budou v Pamatniku.
zadame dale, ably vsechny
ceskoslovenske spolky v Ma
rylandu ktere obdrzely knfzky
ma zfskavanf jmena "PatronG"
by laskav6 odvedli knizky S
pencil tez do 10. Tfjna.
Jelikoz jmena 'voj1nG a Pa
tronG" musi byt pripravena k
otist6nf v Pamatnfku, jsme nu-
cent urcit jisty den ma prihla-
SEM.
Mas Bazaar pod jm6nem
Bazaar pro V1tezstv1' Dude pc
Tadan We dnech g., 49,, 30. a
81. Tfjna 1912 v Katolicke Bu-
dove, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic.
Cisty vytezek pripadne ma
OsvObozovacf akci a Dude roz-
d6len mezi Svazem Ceskych
Katolfk1 a Odbockami Narod-
nihO Sdruzeni v Marylandu.
Poslednf Bazaar poTadany
Sdruzen1m v 1910 sc vydafil a
vzhledem 1celu tohoto Bazaru
Sc ocekava, re vysledek Dude
daleko vetSi.
S pozdravem,
Ia Sdruzeni Csl. SpolkG
JOS. Pokorny, tai.
1881 E. Madison st.
Tel. BR oadway O593
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
BAZAAR r.
redakce a krajane:-

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Kazdemu z Vas zajiste je
jiz znamo, re Sdruzeni Cesko-
slovenskych Spolkd poradati
Dude Bazaar pro Vftezstvf" a
to v Katolicke Budove (Lyce-
um) ma Madison a Duncan ul.
We dnech 49,, 49,, 80. a 81. rij-
ma 1912. PTipravne prace jsou
v plnem proudu, dosud ale
techto pTiprav sucastnilo Sc
malo nasich krajan1 a to jen
pofadajfcf vybor a zeny ktere
pTipravuji rucnf prace a to
hackovane a nebo site. Dny
Bazaru Sc ale kvapen blfzf a
ably Sc setkal Sc zdarem je ire
ba ably kazdy z mas bral podi-
lu ma techto pracech pTiprav-
nych. A jak? PTedevsfm kaz-
dy z mas ma Bazaar stale ozna-
movati v jakekoli spolecnosti
ably nebylo krajana ktery snad
by mohl Tfci, re O Bazaru ne
vedel. Vine dobre, re kazda
zena nem1ze prispeti "hacko-
vanou" neb "'vysfvanou" praci,
ktere budou pax pTi Bazaru
bud prodavany neb losovany,
ale kazda zena mGze jiz ted
d~arovati nekolik plechovek
bud mleka, hrachu, fazolf neb
kukurice a jine pro stanek ma
nemz losovana Dude "Groce-
rie". K tomu neni treba zad-
ne zvlaStn1 schopnosti a zruc-
nosti, pouze trochu dobre vile
a obetavosti k dobre veci. Use
pax pfinese slusny vydelek k
will kteremu Sc cely tento Ba-
Ear poTada. Proto nezapomen-
tie a darujte nekolik takovych
plechovek a odevzdejte je pf.
Josef1ne Peroutka, 8O6 N. Clio
yer ulici ktera Dude m1ti tento
stanek ma starosti "a pomoci
vice zen. Poradajfcf vybor pTi-
pravuje tez "Pamatnik" k teto
udalosti We kterem mimo "pro-
gramu" budou zaj1mave clan
ky ku ctenf a ably Sc hradilo
vydanf a jelikoz to Dude zajis-
t6 pamatnf knlzka zadaji Sc
obchodnici a vsecky nase kra-
jansk6 spolky by do tohoto pa
matnfku dali "oznamku" a
proto neodmftnete kdyz Vas o
nj nekdo pozada a kdyz nepo-
zada, pfihlaste Sc sami. Wine
ale, re nenf kazdy z mas OBJ
chodn1kem a zadoucno je ably
kazdy krajan a krajanka brazil
podllu ma tonic pamatn1ku a
proto Dude v6novana cast pro
patrons of Program, kde bu-
de vytisteno Vase jm6no "a
maly pffsp6vek $1.OO, zajiste
81 nebudete prat ably tam Vase
jmeno nebylo. Prispejte teuto
malou castkou a tax prispejete
ku zdaru "Bazaru pro V1tez-
stv1." Vykonny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

Mrs. Marek B., kolace; Mrs.
Blaha, fafjku; Mrs. Pillar, hou-
sku; Marie Peroutkova, 6 pa
ri puncoch; B. Parfzek, saty,
tasku a powder box; Ant. Po-
korny, deku; Jan Kaspar, 10
kusG grocerie; Mrs. Tyburec,
%kapesnfky a drevene korale;
Mr.. Rob, kejk; Mrs. slechta,
dortovou mfsu; B. Ocenasek,
dortovou m1su Bob. CihlaT, Gu
pom ma 2 kvarty zmrzliny; Va
CLAW Prochazka, tucet sklenic;
A. Radek, lib. mouky a 5 ku-
ST grocerie; l.. Zahradka, IL
ID. mouky a sklenicky; Nejme-
novana, ubrus a 2 kusy groce-
rie; A. svejda, caserol; Mrs.
safranek, 4 kusy grocerie; Ma
RE Smith, 4 kusy grocerie;
Marie Mares, 6 hackovanych
kvetin a 6 zvonkd; M. Kozlov-
sky, 3 kusy grocerie; Mrs. DR..
Joska, set do lednicky; Mrs.
Kardian, set sklenicek; Mrs.
Janata, 6 sk~lenenych misek a
BIB. kavy; Mrs. Klimes, 2 rue
Milky a 2 ~polstare; Mr.. Brill,
sklenenou misku; Mrs. Harris,
kvetinu a 2 kusy grocerie; E.
Duspiva, lob. mouky; Mrs.
Kastner, 5lb. mouky; FIR. Klec-
ka, 2 kusy grocerie; Mrs. Ba-
roch, pudrenky; Mrs. Benik,
2 vysivane p~olstare; Mrs. Schi-
munek, 5lb. mouky; Mrs. Hoe
ky, lib. kavy; Mrs. Pelc, vys1-
vanou decku; Mrs. Ros1lek, "a
stern a olej ma vlasy; Betty
Svejda, ubrus; Mrs. S1ma, lib.
kavy a l kus grocerie; Mrs. Err
wing, 4 kusy grocerie; Mrs.
Novotny, 3 kusy grocerie; Mrs.
Jagr, obrazek; Mrs. Janda,
lib. kavy; Karol1na Sevc1k, 7
ID. mouky, 5lb. cukru a hous-
ku; Mrs. Verera, 6 kusG groce-
RE; Mrs. DR.. Rysanek, Is ku-
sd grocerie; Mrs. Wall, hacko-
vanou decku a 2 pot-holders F;
Mrs. Engelhardt, lob. mouky
a lib. kavy; A. smrha, 10 ku-
ST grocerie; Mrs. Rfha, 5lb.
mouky, Bib. kavy a 2lb. rye ;
N. Karpenko, hackovanou blu
zu a cup-cakes; A. siroky, 6
tuctG SiSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

dy ceskoslovenske, uznane VIA
dou S~pojenych Statd "a jedine-
no opravneneho pTedstavitele
Ceskoslovenske republiky We
spornym otazkach niue pro
mas platiti jen MAJOR vlady, s
n1z spolupracujeme, nikoli ma
zory nejak6 oposicnf strany,
skupiny neb osobnosti.
Ceskoslovensky vyslanec
pluk. Vladimir S. Hurban Cd
pov6del ma zadost Narodnf ra-
dy dopisem, ktery spolu publ
kovala Csl. fisk. kancelaT. o.
namil jmenem presidenta a
vlady ceskoslovenske, re presi-
dent i vlada dGsledne zastava
stanovisko, re otazky vnitropo-
liticke povahy, zvlaste vsak
otazka pomeru mezi Cechy a
Slovaky niue byt Tesena az po
osvobozen1 statu 1stavnfmi
organy osvobozeneho naroda
a re ami president ami vlada
ceskoslovenska Sc nepoklada
"a kompentnf, ably tyto otazky
feSila V zahranic1 a ably preju-
dikovala jak6mukoliv defini-
tivnlm resent problemu, ktere
mohou byt rozTeseny az donna.
"T1m, pravi Sc v odpovedi csl.
vyslance ma dotaz Narodni Ra-
dy," je pfesne urceno stano-
visko ceskoslovenskeho vysla-
nectv1 v posuzovanf cinnost
krajanskych organisacf Sc
vztahem k ustanove1nm zako-
ma Spojenych StatG: Foreign
Agents Registration Act of
1888 as amended"
V poslednf radne sch1zi W.
konn6ho vyboru Ceskosloven-
ske narodnf rady v Americe
byla uvazena tato odpoved a
jednomysln6 vsemi pfftomnymi
bylo usneseno pTijmouti il ja-
ko vod1tko a smernici dalsi
naS1 cinnosti v zapasu "a osvo-
DOZonl CeSKOSlOVenSka.
Narodn1 rada Dude tudlz sic
dovati dale svou starou smerni-
ci, kterou zaujala jiz pred
dvaceti lety pTi rozchodu S teh-
dejsf Slovenskou Ligou. Sm6r-
nice tato byla schvalena jed
nomyslne sjezdy Narodnf rady
pc jeji reorganisaci v r. 1889.
Smernice tato je jedinou, KITE
rou mGzeme sledovat Poole
zakona o registraci cizfch a.
CENT?, prejeme-li 81 byti osvo-
bozeni cd povinnosti registrac-
nj. Vsechny slozky Narodni
slozky Narodnf rady jsou pro-
to povinny r1diti Sc presne tou-
to smernic1. Ia slozky, ktere
by Sc il ner1dily, nemohla by Ma
rodnf rada pTevziti zodpoved-
most We smyslu ustanoven1 "a
kona O registraci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
sEsT POLICISTu R

Policejn1 kOmisar naval 90
spalymi' sest p~olicistG, kteff
jenom jdou "jako by dffmali''.
PTflezitost k tomu dana byla
pTi vyslechu sesti policistd ma
severovychodn1 stanici pro "a
nedbavani nalezen1 ukradene-
no AUTOMOBILE. Automobil stall
ma Kenwood Avenue a Balti-
more ulici v okrsku sesti poll
cist1 cd 18. srpna do II. zaTf.
Ucitel Albert Wolman podal
stfznost pojistuj1cf spolecnosti
neil dostal pTedvolanf re "a
nechanf AUTOMOBILE ma ulici.
Komisar st6zoval 81, re mimo
~Baltimorske usedliky, Tide zde
vysmfvani jsou a tazani S po-
smechem, "proc policiste jsou
zde tax ospalf."
Trouble S vami policisty"
komisar dodal, "ze tax jdete
jakobyste df1mali."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
MiStnl Zprdyy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhH.

= Dfvenka, jez narodila Sc
20. %cervence, ma kTtu prijala
jmeno Janet Edith Brozfk.
Kmotry byly il: Joseph Frank
BrOzik a Bertha Ida McCub-
bin. z narozen1 Janet Edith
radujf Sc rodice: James Stan
ley Brozfk a Edith Irene Bro
xix. Svatost krtu udelil Rev.
Frank Novak.
BAZAAR BAZAAR - Bazaar
Kde?- We Svato-VacIavske
Osads (Lyceum).
Kdy? = g., g., 30. a 81.
Rijna.
KIDD? - Sdruzene ceskoslo-
venske Spolky.
Proc? - Cisty vytszek We
prospsch odbojove akce Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni a Svazu Ces-
kych KatolikIG.
Vykonny Vybor Sdruzenych
Ceskoslovenskych SpoIkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Uhrnem
Prfjem:
Vydan1:

Vysledek Card Party je vel
mi potesitelny. Zadostiucinen1
z takoveho vysledku je zasolu-
zenou odmenou vsem, kter1 po-
mahali pripravou, Diary penez-
mimi a vecnymi.
Dekujem vsem "a obetavost.
Predsedka 0. Mart1nkova.
Dairy " hotovosti: = Ferd.
Kalas SIS, Mrs. Zadera So, Jan
Kaspar So, Karolina Bernard
So, JOS. Rychtar So, Josef BIZ
lex So, Ant. Radek So, Vaclav
.Nemec $1.20, Jos. Pokorny 81,
Mr.. Rick 81, Mr.. Klimes 81,
Mr.. Matousek, holic 81, Kate
rina Novak 81, Julie O'Green
81, Gusta Novotny 81, Mary
Novak 81, Mr. Cvach $1,Carry
Pokorny 81, Mr.. Tichopad 81,
Mrs. Sappe 81, Marie Kraft
81, Marie Novak 81, M. Engel-
hardt 81, A. smrha 81, Nejme-
novana 81, Anna Opava 81,
Jos. Prochazka 81; dale dar-
ky: - FIR. Joska, sunku; ia.
Wetzelberger, parky; Mrs.
Klimes, 5 tuctG kolac1; Mr.
Springer, pekarstvf - kejk;
Mrs. Dusek, kejk a housku
Mrs. Zadera, 2 housky; Mrs.
Martinez, 2 kos1cky s ovocem,
konvici ma cal a sklenene mis-
|ticky; Mrs. Koenig, 6 kusG no.
lvelties; Mrs. Kozak, buchty
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

Kanadsky lieutenant, Cliff
ford D.. Wallace, jest jedn1m
re skupiny Kanadand, ktery
ztratil zivot, kdyz cinen byl u
tok ma Dieppe. Usmrceny byl
vnukem zdejs1ho baptistskeho
pastora ma Eutaw Place.
: Ddstojn1k, Oscar w.
Pfeiffer, usmrcen byl We sraz-
ce vzducholod1 kdyz pracoval
ma Norfolk nemofn1 basi. u
smrceny byl synem zdejs1ch
rodic1, Karl E. a Ann B. Pfeif-
fer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
POLSKA KAMPAN
SKONCENA.

V nedeli byl poslednf den
kampane Pratel polskych vo-
jakG, jej1mz 1celem jest sebra-
ii fondy We prospech polskych
vojakG jsouc1ch We vyhnanstvf.
Ucelem tf1dennf zdejs1 kampa-
ne bylo koupeni oblekG pro
polske vojaky. Jest nynf vice
neil 100000 polskych vojakd
bojuj1c1ch ma strane Spojenc1.
Sebrany byly $4,000 pro vo-
jaky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
SHIRT DfTKA PRED
VELKOPOROTOU.

Ditko ztratilo zivot v Detske
Utulne We Shawan, v Baltimor-
skem okresu. 0 zivot pfislo v
koupelne We vane naplnene hor
kou vodou. Dltko dano bylo
do vany v 1stavu minulou ne
deli a kohoutky teto ma hor-
kou vodu otevTeny. D1tko ma
lezl We vane cernossky poslu-
ha. Hoch byl 6 rokI star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
POZNANI.

Vynesen1 tri mrtvol, osob u
tonulych v Magothy fece po-
mohlo poznati tyto: Obetmi u
tonutf jsou: Doris Macarthur,
44leta; vojak, William Neimy-
er z Fort Meade a Roland l..
Myers z Westminster, Mary
land. Ctvrta osoba LODGE pre-
vracene do reky, byla zachra-
nena. Touto byla Mary Kizah,
33leta z w. Pratt ulice. +,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
BALTIMORAN "POSTRADA.
NY " AKCI"

Eugene Joseph Tarlton, "a
Lefty dGstojnfk, hlasen byl jake
zmizely valecnym department
tenn. Deepest obdrzela' jeho
manzelka, Evelyn Tarlton ma
S. Gilmor ulici. Do sluzby
vstoupil Tarlton pred 16 roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
BALTIMORAN
We SRAZCE V~ZDUCHOLODf

FROSTY vojak, Steven O. Brown,
z Baltimore, byl mezi peti mu-
Ii, ktery usmrcen byl We sraz-
&c aeroplanG v Gowen, vzdu-
choplavecke stanici u Boise We
statu Idaho.
Ostatnfch pet poraneno by
10. Aeroplan hoTeti pocal,
kdyz Sc vznasel mad stanic1 We
vySi 800 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
6h ROKU CIZINCI v AME
RICKE UNIFORME.

Do vezen1 ma dobu 6 a pIl
rok1 odsouzen byl 36lety John
Kruger, cizozemec, re nosil
odznaky kapitana vzduchopla-
veckeho americkeho sboru a
podvodne Sc vydaval "a anne
rickeho obcana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
PODEZRELY

Policie severozapadniho dis
triktu zatkla cernocha podez-
Teleho z 1toku ma policistu
Paula E. Clark. PodezTelym
jest Fred Benjamin z Dolphin
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
FINANCNf r Z CARD
PARTY v UTERY, Is. ZARf.

PT1jem:
Ia 48 vstupenek u pokl. $13.44
Ia 108 vstup. v pTedp. 1924
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
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