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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
SPfCf DfTKO
RRATRfCKA.

IA mesfcG starry hoch udusen
byl We stTedu v noel ramenem
sveho 3 roxy stareho bratricka
v dome jejich matky, Florence
Schenker v 100 blocku Lam
caster ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
1000 CALONU GASOLINE
ZTRACENO.

Spatne zarizeni v nadrzce
gasollnove v Salisbury, Nd,
zavinilo, re 1000 galonG gaso-
lfnu ztraceno bylo v Taylor Oil
s%polecnosti. Neil ma chybne
spojeni Sc pTislo, 1000 galony
gasolfnu vytekly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
NAMORNf RESERVNf d.
STOJNfK MRTEV We VZDU-
PADU.

Lieutenant Harold William
Halverson z Bethesda, Md, u
smrcen byl ma Mountain road u
Bel-Air, kde aeroplan S MIN
-padl pTedn1 cast1 zaryv Sc do
zeme do hloubky dvou stop.
Tri hodiny potrebny byly ably
t6lo lieutenantovo z rozbitehO
aeroplanu vytazeno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27

Vybor ma odhady rozhodl
vynaloziti sos, 900 ma sestnact
parnlch signaln1ch trub, ktere
mali vztyceny byti v r1znych
castech mesta. Kazda trouba
staff Dude $3.50. Temito dopl-
men Dude pocet jejich ma At.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
OBNOVENf E MA
LfHOVINY.

Vybor ma povolenf lihovin O.
znamil, re povolenf ma prodej
must byti dano do 1. dubna. Dc
nedele tohoto tydne zadosti
podano bylo 1900. Obycejne
licens1 povoleEo byva $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
BALTIMORSKY VZDUCHO-
PLAVEC USMRCEN MA
II

Lieutenant Frank S. Stiertz
z Baltimore, usmrcen byl We
vzduchoplavecke nehode ma
Vychode. Pred rokem sc zde
ozenil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
MA DO SMRTI.

Roland M. Griffin, 26lety GER
noch, odsouzen byl ma dozivotf
do vezen1 pro zavrazden1 ser
geanta Oliver Williams, cerno-
cha, II. ledna.
Zastrelil jej v hospode ma
Saratoga a Pine ulicich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
OHEN v

Ohnem neznameho p1vodu
poskozeno bylo prvnl poschodi
konventu sv. Ambroze ma Park
Heights avenue. Skoda obnaSf
nekolik tis1c dolarI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
OHEN A ZNIcIL
STODOLU.

Ohen, jenz povstal We trave
v patek v noel, znicil velikou
stodolu ma farme Grovera
Chance v bllzkosti Gambrill.
Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
Ma patrioticky dobytek.

FarmaT Jos. Krejclk z okolf
Valentine pravi, re i jeho do
bytek ma nalezity smysl pro
nyn6jsl valecne potTeby a pri-
cinuje Sc o zvyseni produkce.
Dokazuje to tim, re jeho 70
krav melo letos telata a mezi
tenn byly ctyri parry dvojcat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
V~ZDUCHOLODI MA OSLA-
Wy MA DEN 6. DUBNA

Valecne vzducholodi vzna-
seti sc budou ma Den Armady
pr parade 6. dubna v Balti-
more. V parade pGjdou tez
Marylandstl statn1 guardiste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
MiStni ZprdVy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

4 kEdJdnSkyCn kEunu.
V nedeli pc druhe odpo-
lednf V Lansdowne pokTten by
synacek rodicG John Joseph a
ELY Mildred Drsata ma jmeno
Frank Edward DrSata. Mladic.
ky Frank Edward narozen byl
IA. 1nora 1912. KmotTi dltka
jsou, Frank Drsata a Edward
Wohrna.
= Zasflam pozdrav z Hot
Springs, Arkansas. Zde name
Jiz jaro. Nemyslfm re jest v
Baltimore. Jan j. Hrbek.
= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohfbena v patek, 27.
bTezna Mary A. Kaspar, vdo-
va, {. 1920 Ashland Avenue,
jez zemTela "a. brezna ma "a
pal Pile pc trfdenni nemoci v
nemocnici sv. Josefa, We start
IS rokG. Zanechava zde dit
ky: John, Rose a Rev. Godfrey.
Narozena byla v Male Chyzce
v Cechach. Nalezela ku spoil
kun: OltaTnfmu, Fanny Marie
Ustavicne Pomoci a TTetfmu
Radu sv. FrantiSka. Pohrebni
Obrady kona syn Rev. Godfrey
KaSpar.
PohTeb konal sc re Cvacho-
Wv pOhTebnl kaple.
= Dne 10. brezna zemrel
Johns Hopkins nemocnici
Paul Hansen We start 43 rokG.
Pochazel z Norska a povola-
MIN byl lodnfk. PohTeb konal
Sc V sobotu, FL. brezna We 2
hodiny odpoledne re Schimun-
kova PohTebn1ho Domova.
Dramaticky Odbor Del
nickeho Vzdelavaciho Spolku
"POKROK" D. D. D. sehraje
v nedsIi, dine 20. brezna 1912
v Dslnickem Dome, rob Madi-
son a Rose ulic divadeIni pred
staveni pod MAVEN "JAK
JSEM Sc MEL Pc SMRTI".
VeseIohra o 3 jednanich. Ma
psala Bozena Rajska-Smoiiko-
va. Rezie: Vaclav PECK. u
prava jeviSts: K. Praus a Jar.
PECK. Napoveda: E. Slapak.
Zacatek o 3 iodine odpoledne.
Dobrovolna sbirka u vchodu.
Hudba Dslnicke Mladeze.
Kazdeho uctivs I'VE
Dramaticky odbor.
- Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis
Bay a Sokolska Mladez budou
poTadati v ned6li, dine 5. dub
ma V Sokolovn6, 1927 Cherry u
lice, Curtis Bay easter Egg
Dance. Zacatek v 8 hodin We
Ger. 2 orchestry: Jana Svita-
ka a moonlight Melodiers".
Vstup soc.
= Druhe vystoupeni Dram.
Odboru Tel. Jedn. Sokol Bel
camp v baltimorske Sokolovne,
ma rohu Gay a Preston ulic by
10 velice zdarne. Minulou ne
deli hostovali v Baltimore bel
campSti sok. ochotnfci a tento-
krate pTedvedli obecenstvu W.
pravnou hru O ctyrech jedna-
Mich "Kde domov m1j?" cd
Bohouse Nejedl6ho. Nebudu Sc
zminovati o deli hry, ponevadz
byli nasi ctenaTi obeznameni S
dejem v poslednfm elsie. Pro-
vedeni bylo velice pekne jak
pc STRANGE herecke tax vyprav-
nj. Pan reziser J. Janasak mel
S~tastnou ruku We vyberu jedno-
tlivych 1cinkuj1cfch, kterf hra-
Ii S chutf a zapalem. Vykony
vsech, i tech malych herc1, by
ly zdaTile a re sc jejich hra IL
bila, svedcil casty bourlivy po-
tlesk obecenstva, ktere zaplni-
10 dvoranu Sokolovny do po-
sledniho mista, zjev to dosti
vzacny, pon6vadz v poslednf
dob9 jsou krajanske podniky
jaksi slabe navstevovany.
Pred zahajen1m divadla pri-
vital obecenstvo reziser pan j.
Janasak. Pan Jaroslav CihlaT,
osvedceny a rutinovany drama
tikar mel p6kny proslov CO pro
mas znamena ceske divadlo.
Mlady sokolsky dram. soubor z
Belcampu NIUE m1ti radost re
zaslouzeneho 1sp6chu a p1jde
"a heslem sokolskym: "Ku
pTedu, ku pfedu, zpatky nj
krok!" Nazdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-27
Amerika ma STRAIT!


kupujte tyto Obranne Bon
dy " nasich Stavebnich Spoil
cich "Slavie" a Cesko-Americ-
ky, 73O N. Collington Avenue.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
DEAN PICKENS AT
TWELFTH CHURCH
MONDAY, MAR. 30

William PickenS, Staff AS
Sistant, Defense Savings staff,
Washington, D. C. will address
a Mass Meeting at Twelfth
Baptist church on Monday,
March 80 at 7:45 p m in the
interest of National Defense
and Savings Bonds. The meet
ing is under the auspices of
the Greater Boston Trade As
ISOLATION, Leon G. Lomax, pres
ident. Richard Walker of the
Federal Employment Service
will act as co-chairman of the
meeting and there will be a
musical program. There is no
admission charge. The public
is urged to attend in large
numbers to learn about the
Washington set-up as it affects
all citizens in the about de-
Tense effort. A question period
will follow the main address.
Dean Pickens, veteran staff
member of the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement
of Colored People is now ON
leave with the U. S. Treasury
Department. He is an able and
informing speaker and the
Twelfth Church auditorium
should be packed to hear him.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
BY STAFF REPORTER

CAMBRIDGE-A slow ire
which has been stewing dis
turbing rumors for the past
several weeks in the City of
CambEiAgq, burst into daily
black headlines this week when
Joseph A. DeGugleilmo, ousted
assistant city solicitor, charged
political trickery was on the
loose in Cambridge. DeGugliel-
mo cited facts and figures.
HINT RACIAL BARS
At the same time that De-
Guglielmo fired his opening
bombshell against the City of
Cambridge, the GUARDIAN
learnedth at an investigation
was underway into the City'S
attitude and policy toward Col
orde citizens said to number
from 8 to IL thousand persons,
one hundred percent loyal to
Uncle Sam and with families
we'll represented in the U. S.
armed forces.
Charges and counter charges
of race discrimination in the
University City have mounted
to a heated point where they
no longer can be ignored. Con-
sequently, this week, high court
officials as well as other auth
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
BISHOP ]. ". WALLSAT
ST. CYPRIAN'S SUNDAY
HIS PASSION WEEK and EASTERN ITINERARY

Bishop w. ]. Walls of the
A. M. E. Zion Church has an
nounced his Eastern itinerary
forP aim Sunday, Passion Week
and Easter. The Bishop has
recently visited in the Western
end Of his District in the Ale
gheny Conference - Western
Pennsylvania area, the Indiana
and Kentucky Conferences,
and says that the people are
turning to the Church as new
er before. Bishop Walls has
received a unique invitation to
preach in st. Cyprian's Episco-
pal Church in Boston, by Rec
tor D. Leroy Ferguson, who IS
an ardent friend of the Bisl -.
He will spend Palm Sunday in
that City. He was recently the
guest preacher at Fisk Univer-
Sity and delivered the Ami
CONTINUED On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
WANT ALL CREEDS, C0LORS
FOR DEkOCRACY'S ARMY

NEW YORK - A man who is
good enough to fight for our
country is good enough to fight
alongside of me-" DR. Alonzo F.
Myers of New YORK University
said here last Saturday in adj
yocating an about democratic
army division of men of all
creeds, colors and national or
iginS.
DR.. Myers was addressing a
Victory Through Unity Confer
ence of the Council Against In
tolerance, which met in the
Hotel Edison. He is chairman
of the N. Y. University higher
education department. and
chairman of the Commission
on Democracy through Educa-
ton which was appointed by
the National Education ASsoci-
alton.
Il know of no cation which
our government could take at
this time as a more complete
answer to the propaganda sent
by Japan to India, China,
South America and the colorcd
people of the United States
than would the organization Of
a mixed combat division of
volunteers. I would consider
it an honor and a privilege to
serve in such division" DR.
Myersd eclared.
The meeting unanimously
adopted a resolution urging the
War Department to form a
mixed division to be known as
the League of Nations Divi-
sion. The mixture of men
of all creedS, colors and ma
tional origins should apply 10
officer personnel as we'll as 70
the men in the ranks, Dr.. My
ers said.
True democratic principles
are opposed to segregation, es-
pecially in thena TONS armed
forces" DR.. Myers continued, as
he expressed his conviction
that more men than would be
needed would volunteer for
such a democratic division.
Other speakers assailed ra-
cial discrimination in employ
ment.
1t was noted that the pro-
poSal for mixed" division
supports the movement for
such a combat unit which is
being sponsored by the NAACP
upon the suggestion made by
Claude A, Barnett of Chicago
at the Washington Press Con-
ference.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
Undertaken Johnson
Back

Just returned last Monday
from a visit to Florida, j. B.
Johnson, popular mortician,
gives a fine report of business
progress in Miami and other
cities. He says that several
thriving new enterprises have
sprung up in Miami since his
visit last year and other busin-
ess places have expanded.
Part of his vacation of two
weeks was spent at Daytona,
but most of the time he spent
with relatives. and friends in
Miami.
The we'll known Boston bus
mess man looks we'll and much
tanned from his exposure to
the southern sun. Since his
return he has been kept eX-
ceedingly busy with two and
sometimes three funerals in a
day.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
Trickery Charged in
Cambridge Politics
SAY coLoRED IGNORED

critics and increasing groups
of Cambridge businessmen were
reported to have openly charg-
ed that race discrimination
was evident in Cambridge and
that furthermore something
must be done about the result
ant conditions. This latter
phase was especially alarming
in recreation. There were also
charges that Colored auxiliary
police applicants were barred
from white units; that colored
regular police applicants were
barred from joining the regular
city police and that Cambridge
City Hall has failed to set any
records Within number of
colored persons employed.
LEADERS IGNORED
Another charge against
Cambridge is the mounting
claim that some of the most
outstanding and best educat
ed colored people of Cambridge
are being given the run
around" by the present powers
that-be. For example, in this
city of colleges and ranking
high schools the percentage of
city-employed colored persons
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
DEATH TAKES
EDDIE COOPER

Funeral services for Edward
Winthrop Cooper, one of the
most popular young men Of
the community, were held on
Wednesday afternoon at Peo-
pies Baptist Church of which
he was an active member.
Death had come to Eddie ON
March % at Boston City Hos
pital which he entered on Feb.
2, suffering from a tubercular
affection.
A host of sorrowing friends
attended the services. Beauti-
full floral tributes surrounded
the casket. In the absence of
Rev. Richard M. Owens, pastor
Of the church who was con-
Quoting a revival in Newark,
N. j., Rev. M. ]. Minor, pastor
of Metropolitan Baptist church,
lifelong friend of the deceas-
ed, off1ciated, assisted by
Rev. Frank Brookins who read
the obituary. Rev. Minor paid
a glowing tribute to the fine
Christian character Of his
friend, causing many of Ills
hearers to shed tears. Con-
stance Moore sang abide With
Me" and 1.-THE Old Rugged
Cross" Choir and congrega-
ton sang "It is Well With My
Soul" j. B. Johnson was the
undertaken in charge. Inter
ment was in Mt. Hope.
Edward Winthrop Cooper
was born in Boston, Aug. "a,
1912, the son of Charlotte
Cooper Harrington and the
late Uriah D. Cooper. He at
tended Sherwin School, English
High School and the Massa-
chusetts College of Pharmacy.
During his boyhood and young
manhood he was active in
many community movements.
At the age of 10 he joined Peo-
pies Baptist church during the
paStorate of the late David s.
Klugh,b y whom he was bap-
tized, and thereafter was &C
tive in Sunday School and BY
PU work. He was well known
as a drug clerk and was en-
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

WENDELL WILLKIE
Republican Presidential candi-
date in last campaign who made
great plea to end Navy Jim
Crow.
should insist that the Navy
eliminate the bar prohibiting
any American citizen from
serving his country
"This meeting is the inaug-
ural dinner Of Freedom House."
he began, "a house, as it's name
indicates, symbolizing freedom,
its membership dedicated
to the advancement of the
cause of freedom throughout
the world.
obviously among the pur-
poses of the founders of Free
dom House is the encourages
ment of our armed forces who
constitute the battle line on
which we fight for freedom
throughout the world. Another
purpose is to stimulate the peo-
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
URGE MIXED COMBAT DIVISION
Break of Dawn"

Presented in first public per-
Torrance at Recital Hall, Bos-
ton, Friday evening, March 20,
1912. Written by Anna Bobitt.
Directed by Ralf Coleman. Vo-
cal Chorus conducted by Lille
Ballard. Dances by the Mildred
Davenport Folk Dancers. Exhi-
bition by the Benders and
Adams Bugle and Drum Corps.
Music by Mable Hawkins and
Gertrude Earle. Guest players
loaned through the courtesy of
Clayton Gilbert, head of the
Dramatic Department of the
CONTINUED on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
Army Sergt. Elected
From Ark. Pullman
WAS ENRoUTE FROM BAY STATE

assignment, the safe delivery
of a contingent of soldiers from
Texas to the East Coast. Forced
to leave his Pullman at Arkan-
sas, Sergeant Taylor spent
sleepless hours in a day coach
while less patriotic whites en-
loved thief ull comforts of the
Pullman.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
WENDELL WILKIE BLASTS
y. s. NAVY JIM CRO\

NEW YoRK-Addressing the
inaugural dinner of Freedom
House, which was held in the
Grand ballroom of the Com.
modore Hotel, Thursday nigyG
Mar. 10, Wendell L. Wilkie e.
clared that injustice at home
makes a mockerqy of all our
fine words" while we ARE pro-
claiming the necessity for
freedom throughout the world"
"As American citizens" ne
told the largeg altering, eve
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

HOUSTON,x Texas--RetuTn-
ing here from Massachusetts,,
Technical Sergeant Bill Taylor
of the Coast Artillery here was
elected from Pullman car at
Arkansas City, Kansas.
Having purchased his Pull
man ticket in Massachusetts,,
Sergeant Taylor was returning
from an official government
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
BOSTON BAKED

BV9HVN DNNED Il
ss>n~,>~s~AA-~~~~~I~~~~~~A~C
And all things, whatsoever
e shall ask in prayer, believ.
ng, We shall receive. THE 81
Bic, Matthew 21:22.
Palm Sunday, commemorate
big the triumphant Jerusalem
acceptance of Christ, an event |
celebrated in many churches
omorrow, may be viewed this |
bear with added significance
b. the confusion of current |
events
Jesus in Jerusalem uttered
many wonderful words, and
wen very poor scholars never
forget some of them. Re-
member
Suffer little children ana
forbid them not to come unto
ne; for of such is the king
Som of heaven"
Then saith He unto them,
Render therefor unto Caesar
the things that are Caesars
and unto God the things that !
are Gods"
The confused reader is some
4 times tempted to ask, what be-
longs to modern Caesars ana
what belongs to the everlasting
Lord?
Astronomers estimate that |
5000 stars visible from the
earth merely constitute one of
at least billion similar star
i groups stretching out in all |
directions in the mysterious,
unexplored Universe in which
man, according to science au-
thor, Bruce BlivenS, is only "a
puny human animal living on
a fragment of a minor star in
an odd corner of a galaxy that
is Just like billion others"
NeyerleSs we suppose some
people will give Hitler credit
for creating the Universe.
The reported Vatican accep-
lance Of Japanese minister
MatSuoke seems quite contrary
10 the religious beliefs of both
countries. The japanese En-
peror is worshipped as the
equal Of the Pope, if not more
SO. Yet, perhaps some good
may come of it.
California's evacuation of
It's large japanese population
IRON one land to another
reads like something out of the
Bible although in the latter
instance, the people scattered
about were generally the Jews.
There's nothing new under the
sun.
When this scattering-of-race
business is finally ended there
won't be any more use for ra-
Ial blood tests because nobody
going to be able to even tell
what race Hitler beings to.
there is even some doubt now
nat he is a German.
=
BY the way, who is Hitler?
Hitler is an International
murder Incorporated" and is
not the single individual you
nave been led to believe. Hit
let 4 Company has stock hold
erS in America; especially in
the south.
Every person who practices
race and religious hatred is a
member of Hitler Incorporated
winch has numerous members,
including the Khan, in Ameri-
ca. Every person who insults
ma attacks Colored American
roopS in this country is work
ng on influence from Berlin.
There is absolutely no indi-
9dual leading the Nazi forces
Nose real name is Hitler. The
anne itself is pure fabrication.
Just another Nazi scheme of
setting up a smoke screen and
working behind it. Like some
OF the patriotic" societies
over here.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

The reported Vatican accep-
lance Of japanese minister
Matsuoke seems quite contrary
10 the religious beliefs of both
countries. The japanese En-
peror is worshipped as the
equal Of the Pope, if not more
So Yet, perhaps some good
may come of it.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

California's evacuation of
It's large japanese population
from one land to another,
reads like something out of the
Bible although in the latter
instance, the people scattered
ABOUT were generally the Jews.
Ihere's nothing new under the
sun.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

BY the way, who is Hitler?
Hitler is an international
murder Incorporated" and is
not the single individual you
nave been led to believe. Hit
lei 4 Company has stock hold
erS IN America; especially In
the south.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

Neyerless we suppose some
people will give Hitler credit
Tor creating the Universe.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

Every person who practices
race and religious hatred is a
member of Hitler Incorporated
which has numerous members,
including the Khan, in Ameri-
ca. Every person who insults
md attacks Colored American
roops in this country is work
ng on influence from Berlin.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

When this scattering-of-race
business is finally ended there
won't be any more use for ra-
Ial blood tests because nobody
going to be able to even tell
what race Hitler beings to.
mere is even some doubt now
nat he is a German.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

There is absolutely no indi-
9dual leading the Nazi forces
Nose real name is Hitler. The
anne itself is pure fabrication.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

Just another Nazi scheme of
setting up a smoke screen and
working behind it. Like some
Oh the patriotic" societies
over here.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28

The confused reader is some
times tempted to ask, what be-
longs to modern Caesars ana
what belongs to the everlasting
Lord?
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