davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

je mono urychliti jedine sled
nocenou, celozemskou akci ma
Isber stareho materialu.
Stare zelezo, med, mosaz,
hlinik, guma, kuchynsky TUX,
hadry, konopny provaz, pytlo-
vina - to je jenom par z vital
mich material1, ktere musime
schranovati. Narod jich potre-
buje k doplnen1 nedostacuji-
cich zasob surovin, nezbytnych
pro valecnou produkci. Potre-
buje Sc jich k opetnemu pouzi-
tt V move forme - k pTim1cha-
nj do novych kovd a surove gu
my, jejichz zasoby nejsou do
stacuj1c1 k vyhovenf vsem po-
zadavkGm valecneho prGmy-
stu.
Abychom Sc vyjadrili jasne-
il: upozornujeme, re starymi
kovy vyrozum1vame vsechny
NONE predmety cd rozpadava
j1c1ch Sc automobile az pc opo-
tTebovane zap1nacf spendlfky.
MGzeme je nalezti ma p1dach,
ma zanedbanych dvorech, We
sodolach a jinych hospodar-
skych staven1ch, v tovarnach,
We starych skladist1ch, We skrl-
Mich, V garaz1ch, We sklepe a
jinde.
Sesb1ran1 techto pTedmetd
samo O sobe nestac1. Je nutno
prodati je obchodn1kovi Sc sta
rymi vecmi, ktery Ia ne plati
poole vahy, nebo darovati je
obecnfm sberam nebo dobro-
cinnym organisacfm. Hlavn1
v6cf je, ably Sc tento povalujfci
Sc kov dostal ma cestu do SIZE
warren, ktere ho vrati do obehu
tam, kde je no tfeba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

Pet zatykacd bylo vydano
prot muffin, kterf Sc provini-
Ii prot vladnfmu zakonu ma
mifenemu prot "cernemu tr-
hui, totiz kupovanf a prodeji
"pod rukou" vladdou omeze-
nych predmet6 Zatykace by
ly vydany ma zadost pf1rucfho
vladnfho zalobce Maurice
Walshe, ma zaklade vypovedi
dvou zlodejd penumatik Erwi-
ma Probably a w. Stocka,
ktef1 byli zatceni policif pro
vloupan1 Sc 20. kv6tna do "a
vodu Bartell Motors Co., 1898
w. Cermak Road, V Cicero kde
ukradli FL acknowledged
penumatik. Oba pry Sc policii
PRIMAL a prozradili, komu
gumy prodali.
Nasledkem toho bylo pet
muzd obzalovano z porusenf
pf1deloveho zakona a podrob-
neji, z prenosu vlastnictvf au-
tomobilovych pneumatic bez
predlozen1 zadosti O svolenf
pf1delove rade. Walsh pravil,
re p~enumatiky ami jine pride
love pfedmety, nesmi byti da-
rovany, aniz by pr1delova ra-
da 0 tom nebyla uvedomena.
Obzalovan1 .jsou: Stepan
Hnat, ktery koupil cd zlodejd
dive gumy, Joseph Spitale kou-
pill pet gum, Edwin KolaT1k, 4
gumy a Carl Valenta koupil
dive gumy. Patym obzalova-
nym je James Murphy, ktery
pry odkoupil dive gumy Cd Ko-
lar1ka.
Jest to prvnf pr1pad, V nemz
prodej a kupovan1 kradenych
gum Dude projednavan pred
vladimir soudem. Vladni "a
lobci pravili, re nebudou obza-
lovane st1hati pro zlocin, ale
pro pfecin, a re hlavn1m je-
jich 1kolem jest podobnym tax
tikam zamezit. Walsh pra-
vii, re kdyby nebylo odkupnf-
XII, nebylo by zlodejG a re ii,
kdoz kupuji kraden6 zbozf po-
blzejl tim zlodeje k dalsfm kra
dezlm.
Obzalovanf pry zaplatili
Prochaskovi a Stockovi vice
nez $25 Ia kazdou gumu, KITE
ra nemela v6tsf predvalecnou
hodnotu nez SIG.
Nebylo oznameno, IDA vlada
Itez poda zaloby prot Prochas-
kovi a Stockovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Krajan " Kanade z1skal dive
cenv ma vystave kvetI.

Vystava meclk1 neboli gla-
diolu ma vyrocn1 vystave kve-
tin a ovoce We Winnipegu byla
cetne obeslana. Byla uspora-
dana pod zastitou hortikultur-
Mich spolecnostf pro mesto Win
nipeg i pro provincii Manitobu
a privabila mnoho navstevnlk1
Vystava mecfkd byla pod "a
stitou Winnipeg Gladioli Soci-
ETY. a pozGstavala z 55 expona-
TT. Udeleno bylo mnoho cen a
mezi vitezi sc naleza take kra-
jan J. E. Machacek. Ten OBJ
drzel III. cenu v Oddeleni
Formal Class a I. cenu v od-
deleni Basket & Vase Glass"
a to "a vystavene meclky We
vase.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Poznava svet.

z Ennis, v Texasu, Sc sdelu-
je, re voj1n Stanislav Trojacek
zvany Stanley, syn manzel1
Jos. J. Trojackovych, je donna
ma patnactidenn1 dovolene. Ia
boTf v New Yorku. Ma vojne
jiz nabyl bohatych zkusenost1,
zvlaste "a plavby ma hawaii
ske ostrovy a do JIM Ameri-
ky a take ma ostrovy FIJI a
Tonga. Ma jejich LODI nemec-
ka ponorka vypalila torpedo,
ale chybila. Ma vojne Sc mia
demu krajanu lib a T1kal, re
je zaj1mavym poznavati svet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Vrahem matky.

Pc vice jak osmihodinovem
utrpen1 skonala v Chicago "a
leta Rachael Ruff. Jejf smrt
je pric1tana lawndalskou poll
eli jej1mu 48letemu synovi, kite
ry il ubil, kdyz Sc ma vlastn1
matce dopustil nasil1.
Zatcenym jest Joseph Ruff,
ktereho detektivove z lawndal
ske STANCE Kojzar, Fem a Kel-
ly odevzdali 1radovne statn1ho
zalobce pc vyslechu r1zenem
1raduj1c1m kapitanem lawn
dalske STANCE Antonem Pix
sou.
Lawndalska policie byla vo-
lana do vyse uvedeneho domu
a byla pozadana, ably odvezla
tezce nemocnou starenu do ne
mocnice Mt. SINH. Prvnim je-
jich prekvapenim bylo, re syn
byl potr1snen krvi a nemohl pc
dati souvisle vypovedi.
Proto jej wall ma stanici ka-
pitanu A. Piksovi, ktery mezi-
tim dostal jiz z nemocnice zpra
WI, re staTena krone zranen1
ma obliceji a ma Have byla IRA
nena vniterne a lekari Mama
Gill, re jedna Sc o znasilnen1.
Joseph Ruff Sc primal k
vrazde.
Nejdf1ve tvrdil ale, re mat
ku nasel zranenou, snad zlode-
iii, ale pax vysetTuj1c1m detek-
twin vypravel, re svou matku
uderil We zlosti, kdyz mu stale
leccos v~yc1tala. Pr spatreni
krve z hlavy a obliceje finouci
pry ztratil pamet a nevf co sc
Is MIN dalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Nemci popravili dalsich pet
ceskych lid " Brine.

z Prahy Sc oznamujl jmena
tfech 1redn1k6, ktef1 byli v
Brine popraveni We spojenl Sc
sabotovanfm textilnfch pride
III.
Jsou to: Frantisek Mrkos,
Bohumil Hudec a Antonln Be-
ranek, vsichni z Brna. Dalsl
zavrazdeny byl Bohuslav Nor
dyck z TTeb1ce pro tajne pora-
zeni dobytka.
Brnensky zvlastn1 soud Cd
soudil k trestu smrti Jana Jau-
ru, 5Oleteho, z Frenstatu pod
machinace S odevy urcenymi
pro nemeckou armada ma from
te.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
DOMACf FRONTA.
War Production Board
Washington, ID. C..


Lide, ktefi neprikladali val.
ne viry slovdm takovych muzGi
jake jsou Leon Henderson a
Donald Nelson, kteri upozor-
nuJi jiz delsi dobu, re civiliste
must byti pripraveni IA dlou-
hou, svizelnou dobu nedostat-
ku, budou V n6kolika pristfch
mesicich nejednou velmi nemi-
lie pTekvapeni.
SpOjene staty lilly poslednf
dobOu re zasob zbozf, nashro-
mazd6nych pc nejvfce z pro-
dukce z roku 1941 a prvnfch
mesicG tohoto roku, t. j. z VIZ
cholne dolby pT1znive koujunk-
fury, ktera pTedchazela zave-
deni pOslednf drastickych ma
rfzeni We shod6 S programem o
prumyslove pfemene. Nevez-
mcneil V 1vahu gumu, cukr a
gasolin, jejichz nedostatek da
Sc snadno vysvetliti nepravidi-
telnost1 dopravy, mGzeme rfci,
re prGmerny spotTebovatel ne
pOznal "a pTitomne valky je-
ste zadnych citelnych nedostat
XII. Ty teprve pozna! Cell
me t6zke dobe. Ukazy toho
objevujf Sc kazdeho dine.
Diva z techto 1kazn jew sc
V narfzenich Rady valecn6 pro-
dukce, v tech narfzenfch, KITE
ra davajf tusiti neuteseny stav
vecf pTfstfch. Jedno naTfzenf
vyjmenovava suroviny "nedo-
stacujicf nezbytnym potre-
BAN" pTitomnosti; jsou mezi
mimi ocel, zinek, RUNE druhy
dreva a mnohe jine materially.
Druhym narizenfm zastavuje
sc prace ma osmdesati peti We
Tejnych a soukromych pro-
jektech elektrarenskych V rGz-
nych castech zem6.
Jaky re je vyznam techto ma
Tizenf? Prvnf znamena, re
zadny 2 "nedostacujfcich ma
terialG nesmf byti pTid6lovan
civilnfmu %prGmyslu, at w je
jeho produkt pro civilnf obyva-
telstvo sebe delezit6jsf. Nenaj-
deme-li zadnych nahrazek,pak
vyroba predmetd z vyjmeno-
vanych surovin 1plne ustane.
Druhe nar1zenf znamena, re
spotreba elektriny pro prepy-
chova 1cely Dude pc dobu val
ky zakazana a abychom uzili
SLOW WPB, re "vysokou 1ro-
ven spolehlivosti sluzby" nebu-
de mono zachovati a re "ci-
vilnf obyvatelstvo must Oceka-
vati nepohodlf a re Dude mu-
seti pTinaSet ob6ti'. Zaklad-
MIN slovem naTfzenf je must.
Je to slovo, kteremu Sc tedy
musime "a dlouhe zimy valec-
neho nepohodlf stale vice pod
ziZovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Pekar zatcen pro vysvindlova-
nj Is tun cukru ma neexistujici
firmu.

V Clevelandu byl zatcen a
uveznen pekaT jake prvnl pre-
stupn1k zakona o pr1delu GU
kru. Je to 42lety Elmer j.
Flesher, MATTEL Best Baking
& Biscuit Co. Jest obzalovan,
re vlastnf nezakonite Is tun
cukru.
Bachova pekarna ne~existuje
ale pomocf il z1skal Flesher
z~vlastnfch 25 tun cukru pro
Best pekarnu. Frank Feighan,
asistent obvodniho navladniho,
vystavil ma Fleshera zatykac
pro podvod spolkove vlady.
Flesher byl drzan V 1radov-
ne spolkoveho marsala a pax
byl pfedveden pred komisafe
Nicolu. K novinaT1m pravil
"Toto je nejposetilejsi vec, ia
kou jsem kdy slysel."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

Americana kupuji dvakrate
tolik bondG, kolik kupovali ro-
ku lonskeho, stale Sc vsak je-
ste nepriblfzili kvotam depart
mentu pokladu. Vladnf naro-
dohospodari tvrdi, re chce-li
obyvatelstvo pTedejfti inflaci,
must v6novati ma bondy mno-
hem vice.
Cd /. ledna bylo prodano a
81 "a $5.OOO,OOO.OOO valecnych
1spornych bondG. Poole hlase-
nj sekretaTe pokladu, Henryho
Morgenthaua, Dude srpnovy
prodej bond1 opetne pod kvo-
tou, jak tomu bylo jiz V pred
chozich dvou mes1c1ch.
Sc stanoviska inflace je nej-
ddlezitejsfm cinitelem zdroj, z
nehoz pochazej1 pen1ze, ukla-
dane do bondG. Vladnf naro-
dohospodari poukazuj1 ma to,
re koupfte-li stodolarovy va
lecny bond z pen6z, ktere bys-
tie uiozil nejakym jinym zpd-
sobem "a kazdych okolnost1,
nepomahate tim v boji prot
inflaci. O to Sc zasazujete
jedin6 tehdy, kdyz pen1ze, u
kladane do valecnych bondu,
representa- skutecne sn1zeni
vaseho vydanf "a spotfebn1
statky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Uprchlik.

V Superior policie zatkla %
leteho John Soyringa, ktery
desertoval z Fort Smelling,
Mimi, a vojenska patrola 81
pro nej pTisla. Soyring ma ne
jakou utikavou mani, pone-
vadz desertoval jiz pc tfikra-
tie. Byl dopaden taverne ma
anonymni pokyn a ponevadz
nebyl v dobe zatcen1 v unifor-
me, tax Dude pT1sne trestan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Az pride cas-.

Jen neplacte az budete,
mil popel davat do zeme,
"a cas- 81 tomu zvyknete,
Dude YAM lepe beze mne,
vzdyt jsem stalejenom skrapal
a pc vzduchu S TIL lapal.
Takovy ma osud kazdy,
re jednou must odejfti,
nemGze zde zGstat ma vzdy,
must Sc slim spokojit,
uprazdniti misto jinym,
vzdyt on pfec neni jedinym -
BY mel nejake vyhody,
a neb nejake dohody ---
S nekym, by mu rucil "a to.
Jen Sc pfiprav ma cestu tato,
byl isl tady dlouho dosti,
tive mlsto zaujmou JIM hosti.
Jen Sc rozluc s t1mto svetem.
uvolni m1sto tvoj1m detem,
DOLL isl krasneho start,
at ted jinym slunce zaf1,
"Ty" isl dosti dlouho I'll,
s klidil isl vse co isl zasil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Velky jedlik.

Thomas Fulton Savage, Jr.,
ma vojne prekvapil kuchafe
ostatni, kdyz do sebe lehce slo-
I'll IA veprovych r1zkd. Kade-
tow Savage je % let, a naucil
Sc iedlictvi "a sveho hranl We
football ma vyss1 skole a kole-
il v Monmouth. Je nyn1 V le-
tecke skole ma universite Iowa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

Pobreznf straz pfijfma do
datecny personal pro plachetnl
lodi. patrolujfc1 pobfez1. Ia
iemci budou vyslechnuti, po-
dajf-li 81 predem zadost ma a.
dresu: Coast Guard Sailing
Vessel Committee, C of the
New York Yacht Club, 81
West Forty-Fourth Stret, New
York City, N. Y.
Kvalifikovanym muffin do
stane Sc pln6ho vojenskeho sta
tusu, vcetne pravidelneho pla-
tn pobrezn1 straze pro muze,
kteTf Sc pridali k hl1dkove
sluzbe ma trvale nebo ma stf1-
dave basi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Policie objevila tajny sklad
zbrani " Irsku.

Policie zabila jednoho mu-
re a objevila velky sklad zbra-
nj a munice pTi najezdu ma jis-
tou farmu, pet mil daleko cd
Belfast. Zabity muz, ktery byl
ozbrojen rucnicf, je pokladan
"a prrlslusnlka zakazane Irske
republikanske armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

Sbfrani stareho materialu
ie nevyhnutelne. Opatrne, u
vedomele vyhledavanf a ode
vzdanf stareho materialu je
jednfm z prostredkG, jak Osa
zachovala svou valecnou mast
nerii v chodu. Bezprostredn1
potreby Ameriky = jakozto
zbrojnice Spojenych narodd-
isou tax obrovske, re v1tezstvi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
RHINE.

= PekaTi re Winnipegu a
vsude jinde mali velike nepff-
Jemnosti S pecenf svatebnfch
dort1, kter6 must byt delany
bez cukrove polevy. Bylo tax
nar1zeno z ohledu ma setrenf Gu
kru, jehoz pT1del byl snfzen ma
70 procent a pekari jsou tudfz
nuceni peel dorty bez polevy
a cukrovych ornamentd. Adj
ministrator cukern1ch pridel1
pravil, re nev6sty Sc must spo-
kojiti S dorty bez cukrovych
ozdob aneb pockati az Dude
pc valce.
= BRITISH farmaTi budou
sva pole orati We dine i V noci,
ably vysev ozimne psenice pro
sklizen roku 1884 mohli zasi-
tt do 1. listopadu. Minister
stvo domacf bezpecnost uvol-
milo restrikce, ably farmaTi
mohli mfti pc setmeni sv6tla
ma traktorech.
Guatemalsky archbishop Ma
riano Rossell Arellano svolal
ma pristf tyden kongres knfzf
k projednan1 otazky, jak Cd
pomoci nedostatku knezstva v
zemi nektera guatemalska me-
sta o $4,000 az 100000 obyva-
tel1ch mali jenom pc jednom
duchovn1m.
= Je znamo Cd dob pradav-
nych, re proroci a vestci uz1va-
il zrcadel, prGhlednych a brou
senych krystal6 a koul1 jake
prostfedkG a pom1cek pro sve
pfedpovedi O osudu lid a je-
jich budoucnosti. D1vali Sc u
pren6 ma tyto predm6ty a ztr-
mule uprenym pohledem priva-
deli sebe nebo i druh6 osoby
do stavd ztuhlosti, "a nichz
nell rGzna prorocka vid6nf.
"Casopis lekaTG ceskych" V
elsie IL. roku 1889 zazname-
nava, re pouzfvanf brousenych
krystal1 proniklo V poslednich
desetilet1ch take do v6dy.
Francouzstf, anglicti a americ-
tt psychiatTi a psychologove
pouzfvaj1 krystald k ruznym
pokusdm. Poole revue For
schungen und Fortschritte els.
20. 1888 pTezkoumal nyni DIR.
Bender postup takovych vide
nj. Uzil k tomu sklenene kou-
lie v temne m1stnosti, do ktere
byly vrhany svazky paprskd
r6znych zdroj1 svetelnych.
Jedna petina lid1, kteri byli
zkouseni, dfvajice Sc do tako-
veto sklenene koule, mela rGz-
ma videni. Zejmena mlads1 IL
de S bujnou fantasia nell ia
kove videni, stars1 Tide nell
takovych viden1 meme.
= Do Lodnynske nemocnice
byli pTivezeni tTi kanadst1 vo-
j1ni, kteri Sc z1castnili dtoku
ma Dieppe; diva. byli poraneni
a tTet1 jeste v bezv6doml. Je
den z poranenych ukazal ose-
trovatelce ma bezvedom6ho ka-
marada a tazal Sc: "Ten je
piece mrtev, proc jste jej wa
Ii do nemocnice?" "Nao-
pax, odpov6d6la osetrovatel-
ka, "uz sc mu vrac1 vedoml a
CO nevid6t Dude Ease zdrav".
"To je divn6", pravil raneny
vojin. "Nikdo mas nemdze
presvedciti, re je xiv, kdyz
jsme jej vid6li mrtveho. Male
zal Sc v nasem clunu, kdyz
jsme odrazili cd Dieppe. Byl
mrtev a my jsme Sc marne po-
kouseli ~vypatrati u n6ho nej-
mens1 znamku zivota. Kdyz
jsme byli dplne jisti, re je mr.
tev, hodili jsme mrtvolu do vo-
dy a sami pax dlouho zapasili
S vlnami nez jsme byli zachra-
neni."
Dalsf vysvetlenf podal l6kaT a
muzstvo z lode, ktera je "a
chranila. Mrtvy vojak Sc pa
dem do vody vzkTfsil a udrzel
Sc mad hladinou nez pfisla po-
moe, ale pax vysflen1m upadl v
bezv6dom1.
= Polska vlada v Londyne
oznamuje, re Gestapo v pol
skem p"fistavu Gdynia odkrylo
velk6 skladiste zbran1. Tfi Po-
laci naTcen1 re sb1ran1 a pre-
chovavani techto zbran1 jiz
byli poraveni.
Nemci popravili dalsich pet
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
Indicate New
L. s. Air Front
i'm Mid.EaSt

LONDON, June 15-LP)-Of-
fetal silence which cloaked the
mhission of four United States
bombers reported forced down
last Friday in Turkey tended
to confirm the belief expressed
in many quarterse here today
that the United States has open
ed a new air front in the eastern
Mediterranean to blast the Axis
from the rear.
Observers said if the bombers
had been on a routine ferry
flight TO Russia, India or China
a quick announcement of their
purpose probably would have
been forthcoming.
These sourses said the reports
that each of the big bombers
had : full Gre also seemed to
preclude the ferry theory and
supported speculation that the
planes we're operating from
United Nations air base for at
tacks against Germany n the
Balkans and perhaps on the
southern Russian front.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
Uphold Conviction
OF Medical Assn
Illegal Restraint
Of Trode Charged

WASHINGTON, June Is -
LH) - The United States Court
of Appeals today upheld the
conviction Of the American
Medical Association and the
Medical Society of the District
of Columbia on charges of il
legal restraint of trade in viola
ton of the antitrust laws.
The two organizations were
convicted in district court last
year of attempting to thwart
the aims of Group Health AS
ISOLATION, a cooperative of fed
eral government employees.
Justice James NJ. Proctor as
sessed fines of $4,000 against the
American Medical Association
and $1,000 against the district
society.
All individual defendants
named in the indictments along
with the two organizations were
acquitted at the trial.
Associate Justice Justin Miller
wrote the unanimous opinion of
the three judges of the appellate
court.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
From Ireland

To The Editor:
Just a few lines that may be
interesting TO you, the Monitor
and my friends. l arrived here
about a week ago after a fiji
teen days voyage coming across.
We are the first Marines TO land
in Ireland and have found II a
very dull place after the good
old u. S. A. II stays daylight
here until midnight. There are
very few cars here. Nearly ev-
eryone rides bicycles or horse
and buggy. Food is very scarce
here and can't even buy il and
if you could il would be of a
very tasteless variety and would
probably cost you around four
shillings. 1t rains here almost all
the time, about nine months out
of the year. This is all for now.
Best Of luck to you.
Sincerely yours,
HAROLD ]. BARNEY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
BY the Assoelaisd Pr,.s

The colors of the United Ma
tionS were broken out on every
continent of the globe yesterday
in a martial demonstration of
unity in the common fight
against tyranny and oppression.
In both hemispheres, above
and below the equator, millions
of freedom-loving people took
Americas Flag Day for their
own in rededicating themselves
TO the task Of smashing of axis.
President Roosevelt. welcom-
ing Mexico and the Philippines
TO the family of nations, which
now number %, declared the
united countries were taking the
sword from the oppressors'
hands and with 1t they will
destroy those tyrants."
The President, whose words
were recorded and broadcast
throughout the world, spoke 10 a
V-Shaped gathering of represen-
tatives of the 81 other nations
in the White House at Wash
ington. In a prayer to God, he
said:
We pledge our hearts and
lives today 10 the cause of all
free mankind. Grant us vic
tory ;"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
Freedom Loving People
Take Flag Day for Own
President Roosevelt Welcomes Mexico
and Philippines to FomiIy Of Nations

TumultuouS, flag -wavinR
crowds in London cheered and
paraded before King George
and Queen Elizabeth and the
rulers of European governments
in exile. Addressing all the en-
pire, Prime Minister Churchill
said:
In this ceremony we pledge
to each other not merely sup
port and succor till victory
comes but that wider under
standing, that quickened sense
of human sympathy, that recoR-
milton of common purpose of
humanity without which the suf-
fering and striving of the united
nations would not achieve its
full award"
In Northern Ireland, where
American expeditionary forces
are massing Major Gen. Russell
p. Hartle, field commander,
said; We shall carry relief to
the oppressed. :" And far
away in Chungking a big night
lantern procession moved
through the streets as the
Chinese chanted united we
fight, united we win"
Flags flew from all public
buildings in Moscow and the
Soviet newspaper Izvestia point
ed out the date for the demon
Stration was chosen lin connec-
ton with the fact that for many
years June IA has been annual
ly observed in the United States
Of America as the day the
American flag was consecrated
by the traditions and struggle Of
the American people for indie
pendence and liberty"
The observance extended to
South Africa, to India, the Mid
die East, and to South Amer
lea.
Chicago and Columbus, Ohio.
witnessed record breaking pa
rades and in New York a door
to-door campaign was started to
obtain war bond purchase
pledges.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
Chas. ket(ham
Dies Saturday
Services tuesday for
Longtime Resident

Charles Ketcham passed away
Saturday at the home of his
great-niece in Disco, where he
had made his home for the rast
seven months. Death came fol-
lowing a >ngthy illness. He
was "a years Of age.
He was born in Naples, New
York, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ketcham. Sixty = five
years ago he came 10 Michigan
with his parents md settled on
the French road in Shelby
Township, where . has since
made his home.
He is survived b. six nieces,
Mrs. Flora Wilson of Disco,
Mrs. Eta McPhail, Mrs. Hattie
Aulph and Mrs. Alta Morrison
of Royal Oak, Mrs. Jessie Kidd
of Washington and Mrs. Lula
Moore of Detroit; two nephews,
Frank Ketcham of Detroit and
John Phillips of Royal Oak.
Services will be conducted from
the Schwarzkoff Funeral Home,
Utica, on Tuesday at l o'clock.
Rev. Powell officiating.
Members of the Masonic Or
der of which Mr.. Ketcham has
long been a member will act as
pallbearers, and services at the
cemetery will be conducted I'M
der their auspices. Burial will
take place in the family lot at
Stony Greek cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
Want
Only Victory
Nelson Asserts

CHICAGO, June IS - (P -
The American people, says DON
aid NJ. Nelson, want just one
thing in the war - victor -
and whatever it costs, they will
pay without complaint.
Speaking at a patriotic rally
before more than 100, 900 per-
sons in huge SolC.er Field yes
terday, the War Production
Board chairman lauCed the Spir-
it of he American people for
their determination to put win
ming the war ahead of every
other consideration" The rally
was in honor of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur and his fighters and
part of the United Nations cele-
bration.
Nelson warned that this war
has not been won;' that some
very hard months are ahead of
u.s." and this is no time for
easy optimism"
He declared that I'VE know
that wi fighting men are going
TO win this war, but let us not
forget that we at home could
lose it for them if we failed to
play our parts properly"
1--WE at home have a big job to
do" he said. This war makes
a demand on every man, woman
and child in the United States. If
we meet that demand in full we
r going to win. If we fail, we
car lose-and losing prove our
selves unworthy of our heroic
soldiers"
The WPB chairman declared
that the nation today "is really
beginning to work at full speed
for the first time" and that as
far as production itself was
concerned, I'VE are over the
hump"
He cautioned, however, that
"as for inconvenience, discom-
forts and hardships that you and
l will have to e ndure, we
haven't even got to the foothills
yet
We'll really learn to take It.
And if | understand the ,mper
of the American people today i
don't think there will be one
single complaint. We know what
we're up against. We want just
one thing, victory. Whatever it
costs, we'll pay and pay glad
ly."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-15
COnc0IeScent

Capt. Larry V. Pidgeon, for
mer Monitor police and court
reporter, wounded during the
Japanese invasion of the Phil
ippines and hospitalized home to
Fort Dix, N. j., writes that he is
convalescing rapidly. Capt. Pid-
geon, besides seeing some VIC
lent hand-to-hand fighting dur
ing the Jap assaults on Vigan
and Manila experienced a mir
aculous escape along with 9TH
er u. S. wounded from Bataan
to Australia prior TO the fall of
Corregidor.