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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30

Mrs. Effie Lee and daughters,
Lucille and Edith were in North
Wilkesboro Monday.
Private Archie Speaks, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Speaks, of
West Jefferson, is visiting his mo-
Their, who is in the Baptist Hos
pital in Winston-Salem this week.
Miss Marie Barrier, who left
Sunday for her home in Salisbury,
after teaching here during the
past year, was accompanied by
Miss BeuTah Cockerham. Miss
Cockerham returned here On
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Bivens and
children will leave this week for
Mt. Airy, where Mr.. Bivens has
accepted a position as city en-
gineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Presnell
have moved to Blowing Rock,
where Mr.. Pressnell is connected
with the Blue Ridge electric cor
poration.
Mrs. Earl Ray, who has been
ill with the flu, is now feeling
better.
Miss Opal Houck left this week
for Charlotte where she will be
employed.
Mr.. R. C. Barr is undergoing
treatment in the hospital at Lin
colnton.
Mr.. Howard Tucker, who has
been spending some time with his
parents returned to Washington,
Monday. He was accompanied by
R. c. Miller.
Mr.. T. B. Grayson and daughter,
Ora sront Monday VISITING friends
here. Mrs. Grayson, who has been
i'll for some time is now greatly
improved, her many friends will
be glad to learn.
Mrs. Boyd Richardson is spend
ing some time with her son, Fred
and his wife, on the West coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Johnson,
of Galax, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Worth Miller at Othello, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sells and
family visited in Galax, Sunday.
Miss Mary Dell Liddle, of O.
thello is now working in Roanoke,
Virginia.
Mr.. w. T. Gambill, who has
been working in Edgewood, Md.
for the United States government
for the past 10 months, visited his
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
NAVAL REQUIREMENTS
NOW LOWERED AGAIN

Raleigh, April 28,-new regula-
tons permitting the enlistment of
high school graduates for the
Naval Reserves V 5 flight train
ing program and the lowering OF
the minimum age limit to 18 were
announced today by Lieutenant
c. B. Nicely, officer in charge OF
Navy Recruiting for North Caro-
lima.
The new orders, abolishing the
two year college requirement
makes it possible for any single
man between the ages of 18 and
q who can pass the mental and
physical examinations for enlist
ment for aviation training leading
to commission as Ensign in the
Naval Reserve.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
GRADUATION PROGRAM
AT LANSING THIS WEEK
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
dren.
He also declared that he would
oppose any economy effort in the
1913 session of the general as
sembly to curtail the educational
program and stressed the need
for more vocational training m
the public schools.
He was introduced by W. B.
Austin and Principal Paul Mixer
presided.
Other commencement speakers
were: Bryan Oliver spoke at Elk
land; Rev. Hoyt Wood at West
jefferson and Riverview; DR.. A
mos Abrams at Fleetwood; Ira z
Johnston at Nathan's Creek and
Healing Springs. The graduating
program at VIC was given last
Thursday night.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
MILLER OPERATING STATION

Carl Miller has purchased the
equipment of the Central Service
Station here from Roland Koontz
and will continue to operate this
station. Mr.. Koontz is now at
tending a defense training school
in Tennessee and plans to do de-
tense work. 81 am happy to be
back in business in West Jeffer-
son." Mr.. Miller said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY

Dotty Shatley, daughter of Mrs.
Lola Shatley, celebrated her sixth
birthday with a party at her home
here on Saturday afternoon when
large number of the younger
set was present.
Following games and contests,
the guests were served ice cream
and cake. Dotty received num-
Der of attractive gifts.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
SEWING GROUP AT
JEFFERSON TONIGHT

It was announced this week that
there would be a defense sewing
class in the Sunday School room
of the Jefferson Methodist church
this evening at 800 o'clock.
Mrs. w. B. Austin will be in
charge and everyone interested
in doing sewing for the war and
defense are invited to attend.
There will be materials for use.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
BURMA, MAY FALL
TO JAPANESE SOON

Washington-British and Chin
csc forces in Burma appeared to
be cracking under sledge hammer
Japanese blows and it seemed
likely that within a few weeks
all Burma, with an area of more
than 100000 square miles and a
population of nearly 100000
would pass under temporary
domination of the Nipponese war
machine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
TODAY
A N ID
Tomorrow
BY
Frank Parker Stockridge
reSOunding

OAA&AA AOoO"AAUAAA5
Two we'll dressed young women
were riding in a bus. A middle
aged man sat behind them and
overheard snatches of their con-
versation each time the bus stop
ped.
II get so sick of all this war
talk" one of them said, "Why
does everybody worry about it
when it's thousands of miles a
way. There's no more chance of
it getting to this country than
there was in the last war;"
eyes and it's such nuisance
all these priorities and shortages
and things" said the other. "Why,
already some of the dresses the
stores are trying to sell are
sight, and I wouldn't be surprised
if they stopped selling us silk
stockings altogether pretty soon."
"Well," said the first young wo-
man, when the bus stopped again,
"as far as I'm concerned it's all
right with me if the war goes on
indefinitely. I'd rather you
wouldn't talk about it, but conf
dentially my husband is making
three times as much money from
the war as he ever made before
in his life. I'm beginning to like
this War!"
The man sitting behind rose
from his seat very deliberately
He stepped alongside of the young
woman, looked her straight in the
eye, raised his hand slowly and
gave her resounding slap in the
face. "That for my son who was
killed in Pearl Harbor," he said
"And that" as he slapped her q
second time, "for my son who is
fighting for you in the Philip,
pines"
BOIL attitude
There are millions of us in this
country who need to feel tha'
slap in the face to make us rea
lie what it means to be at war.
don't think there are many
who are quite so cold-blooded a!
to admit wanting the war to g
on because it is raising their liv
ing standards-but I do know
plenty of business people anc
skilled workers who don't hide
their satisfaction with the way th'
war has happened to bolster W
their incomes.
But the reason I think a lot o
us need to feel that a slap in tn
face Cor a reasonable facsimfle)
is not for any unpatriotic attitude
we are taking but to make Oh
blood boil with the realization o
what this war means-to max
us think of how the families o
soldiers who have been kille'
must feel when they see us acting
as if everything were normal
make us realize what this coun
try would be like if, through on
pleasure-as-usual attitude, the G
ermans or Japs might find US
unable to resist invasion.
HOPE realit,
So far, the spirit of a large por
ton Of the American people !
not keyed up to a victory pace
Even some of us who are cage
to do all we can toward winnin
+ the war can't seem to. breal
away from normal living an
give ourselves over to that blood
sweat-and-tears way of life S
necessary to our war effort.
We can't get the war in on
bones. We have too much Of
feeling that, although some ar
suffering, lot of us may escap
from any real sacrifice. We liv
on hopes that the German peopl
will rebel, that our forces ma
be q lot more powerful than tn
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
DON'T LOOK NOW: In fact

DON'T LOOK NOW: In fact,
don't look at all if you expect to
see glamour in the nations war
industries. Women working in
naval machine shops must NOD
wear jewelry, revealing blouses
or sweaters; may wear nail polish
If they trim their nails very
short; must wear turbans, Stacks
or overalls, low heels.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
NOTICE
TO. THE VOTERS OF
WEST JEFFERSON:

TO THE VOTERS OF
WEST JEFFERSON:
Having been requested to do by many of the
leading citizens i'm the of West Jefferson hereby
announce my candidacy for Mayor in the election tt
be held May S, 1912.
have no stones to throw at my opponents The
voters of the town of West Jefferson very we'll know
each candidate and his experience in public affairs
and am willing for them to decide by their own OBJ
servatiOns the merits of each candidate.
shall appreciate your vote and if elected
promise to discharge the duties of the office honestly
and to the best of my ability.
B. F. Jones
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
WOMEN'S RIGHTS: In Bermu

da, the assembly rejected a wo-
man suffrage petition by a vote
of 16 to Is, with five members
not participating. Women in
Bermuda can vote now only if
they own the equivalent of $24O
worth of real estate. In this
country, Katharine Hepburn,
daughter Of a famous champion
Of women's rights, urged equal
rights for women in all fields, in
GLIDING medicine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
Ole Sykano Says -
BY JON JEFFERSON

4249. - "Ah littp dawg barkin'
at ali passin' autobile-is lax a
littl' citizen howlin' at de guv-
ment. - Whut wuld happen eft
he wuz runnin' hit?"
1850. - "Sholy de peepul NV
Gawjah ain like ali autobile wild
a Guvnor on hit"
1881. - Ode Axis rush is whar
de ALLIES rs GWINE TER
TROD."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30

Save to save America - Buy
WAR Bonds and Stamps.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
RECISTRACE
~. DUBNA.

Vsichni muzi, kterf NELL pet
astyrycate narozeniny 16. uno-
"a 1912 nebo drive, a kterym
nebude 27. dubna 1912 jeste
petasedesat let, must sc 27.
dubna dostaviti k mistnf rade
selektivnl sluzby k re~gistraci.
Toto ornament pochazf z ma
rodnlho hlavn1ho stanu selek-
tivn1 sluzby.
Statn1m reditelem selektivni
sluzby, kterf Sc domnivaif, re
pocet registrujfcfch Sc muz1G
Dude prflis vysoky, nez ably je
bylo mono zaregistrovati u
mlstn1 rady Ia jediny den, by
10 dovoleno zapociti s registra-
CT jiz v sobotu, dine 25. dubna,
a pf1padne ponechati 1radov-
nu otevrenou i v nedeli, 26. du-
bna. Ufadovny m1stn1ch rad
budou otevreny cd sedmi hodin
rano do dewitt hodin vecer.
Registraci muz1 We vekove
skupine cd As do 65 let skoncf
Sc vladnf SOUPS vsech zdrojG
muzsk6 silly. Ma muze teto We
kove skupiny nevztahuje Sc "a
kon O selektivn1m vycviku a
sluzbe, a nebudou proto volani
do vojenske sluzby. l v jejich
pr1pade budou vsak ma regi-
stracnim l1stku zaneseny tytez
informace, jake v prfpade mu-
III do petactyryceti let, kterf Sc
uz registrovali v dT1v6jsfch
tfech registrac1ch.
Jelikoz muzi Cd As do 65 let
nepodlehaji vojenske sluzb9,
nebude pro ne poTadana narod
nj loterie, ale i jim Sc dostane
poradoveho cfsla, ktere Dude
zaneseno ma registracnlm list
ku, vydanem mistnlmi radiant.
Hlavn1 stan selektivnf sluzby
radil mistnfm radam, ably Volt
ly registracn1 mfsta S rozmy-
STEM, a usetrily tax stars1m, re-
gistruj1c1m Sc muz1m zbytecne
transportacnf obt1ze a dlouhe
cekan1 u registrace.
Kazdy registruj1c1 Sc muz
must udati sve jmeno, bydliste,
adresu, ma kterou dostava do
pisy, cfslo telefonu, vek, den
narozen1, mfsto narozenf, jme-
no a adresu osoby, ktera Dude
vzdy vedet, kde sc prave zdr-
zuje, jmeno a adresu zamest-
~navatele a adresu podniku ne
DO obchodu, kde PRAGUE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Armada a namoTnictvo pecuji
o telesnou zdatnost vojakI
a namoFnikEG.

Armada a namofnictvo Spo-
jenych StatG zapocaly intensiv-
nj vojensky a namorni vycvik
rozsirovati dalekosahlym pro-
gramem telocvicnym; do pro-
gramu budou spadati miliony
muz6, kteTf mali v pristfch ne
kolika mes1c1ch zahajiti ofensi-
WI proti neprfteli ma jeho Vast
MIN uZem1.
Ozbrojene sbory Spojenych
StatG, stojfce pred obrovskym
1kolem vedeni Spojenych ma
rodG do zapasu ma sedmi mo-
rich a peti pevninach, budujf
fysickou zdatnost svych clenG
V intervalech mezi obdobfmi
valecneho vycviku telocvikem,
rohovanfm, footballem, base
ballem a jinymi sporty.
Rizenlm namornickeho pro-
gramu telocvicneho byl pove-
rem Gene Eunney, nekdejsi sve-
tovy mistr t6zke vahy v roho-
van1, ktery je v p~Tftomnosti, ia
ko Commander j. j. Tunney,
hlavou telocvicneho oddelen1
pri namornickem trade navi-
gacn1m.
"Nasim 1kolem", pravil ne
davno Commander Tunney, "je
vytvoriti psychologist valecni-
XII. TAX dalece jsme byli de-
mokracif mlrumilovnou. Pc
dvacet let klonily Sc vsechny
nase myslenky ma stranu mfru.
Nyni vsak, at Sc nam to lib ne
DO nel1bf, dostali jsme Sc do
valky, a musfme vesti valku u
tocnou. Mus1me proto zmeniti
nasi psychologist mfrovou v psy-
chologii valecnou."
Tunney, ktery byl jiz "a po-
slednf valky mistrem rohovanl
americkych expedicnlch Short
We Francii, neocekava,ze schop
nosti boxera nebo footballove-
no brace mohou sc uplatniti, CO
takove, ma bojisti. VeTi vsak,
re program t6locvicny napomu
re pTi zocelenf svalG a pozdvi-
zenf mysli tech miliond muz1,
kterf tvori nase ozbrojene sbo-
ry. Poole SLOW Tunneyho mu-
sine tyto muze "vyuciti moral
nj odvaze uvedomelych Was
tenc1."
Pan Tunney pravil re depart
ment namoTnictv1 zapocal jiz s
najfmanfm 5000 rediteld telo-
cvicnych programG a cviciteld
Mezi prijatymi muzi jsou dnes
jiz nekteTi z nejlepe znamych
Professionalism trener1 foot
ballu, rohovanf, zapasenl q
baseballu. Take u. S. Army
zavadf podobny telocvicny pro.
gram pod vedenfm plukovn1ks
zdravotnf sluzby T. E. Darby.
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Klatovy i Mlada Boleslav uz
dostalv nSmecke komisare.

Ceska mesta Klatovy a Mia
da Boleslav dostala pc roZpuS-
tent dosavadn1ch m6stskych
spravnich komisi nemecke VIA
dni komisaTe.
V Made Boleslavi byl jic1n-
skym oberlandratem DIR. Noel
lerem uveden v Trad vladn1ho
komisare DIR. Klaus Hoeniger.
vladimir komisaTem mesta Kla
TOW byl jmenovan Anton Reus-
cher.
V Made Boleslavi slavnosti,
ktera S uveden1m noveho komi-
SAFE byla spojena, musili Sc III
castniti starostove vsech obci
mladoboleslavskeho okresu a
ucitele mfstn1ch skol. Novy
vladni komisaT slozil prfsahu
"vGdci a T1si" a pax promluvil
k obecnim zamestnanc6m, wy
bfzeje je, ably verne a loyalne
slouzili zajmGm rise a tim i zaj
MIN ceskeho naroda."
Y KlatOvech nOvehO kOmisa-
re Reuschera do jeho 1Tadu u
vedl klatovsky landrat Kroh-
ner "a nacisticke parady, ktere
museli, stejne jake V Made Be-
leslavi, asistovat cest1 starosto-
We a verejnf zamestnanci cele-
no okresu.
Poole sc1tan1 z r. 1880 bylo
v Klatovech pGldruha ~procenta
NemcG a SO a pGl ~procenta &C.
CHI. V Made Boleslavi pocet
nemeckeho obyvatelstva ami
nelze v procentech vyjadriti: z
20 tisfc obyvatel bylo 46 Mem
leu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Dostali pomoc.

Pet evanstonskych mlad1k1
jelo v automobile, ktery uvazl
ma Greenbay road lesnf pre-
serve a kdyz nemohf automo-
bilem hnout, tax jeden Sci S ga
lonovou konvici ma gasolin ma
stanici a kdyz tam spatTil diva
policisty, tax je zadal, ably mu
pomohli zatlaciti automobil asi
mill, ably mohli sc dostat ku sta
nici.
Policiste Chacharon a Ban
tie vyhoveli a kdyz prijeli a
nahledli do automobile, kde Sc
deli ctyfi mladici, tam spatfili
tfi revolvery, cernou skrabos-
ku, jake uzivaji lupici a seke-
ru. PAX ovsem mladikGm po-
mohli do vezenf a kdyz Sc taxa
Ii proc vozi revolvery a masku,
tax pry to NELL sebou jen pro
"fun."
Policie takovemu funu ovsem
nerozumela a zvlaste, kdyz u
vazila, re v onech m1stech bylo
prepadeno mnoho autohobilis-
til a zavrela je vsechny.
Jmenuj1 Sc Walter Caple, 1e
lety, Robert O'Brien a r. Shu-
maker, 17let1, Robert Shuh q
! Murray Yule.>
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Starostliva manzelka.

zenaty muz nemdze byt pri-
,jat do namoTnictva Spojenych
StatG, krone by dostal pisemne
svolenf cd svojf manzelky. Do
rekrutnf stanice v Portland,
Ore, pTisel onehdy muz a pri-
nesl 81 manzelcino svolen1, ale
nebylo to bez zvlastnich podm1
mex. Manzelka spravne vypl-
Mia listing, ale Ike konci pfipsa-
la: "Podpisuji tuto listinu S W.
hradou, re m1j muz Dude vzdy
cky dobTe krmen a sacen, re
mt nebude davano mnoho ko-
Talky a hlavn6, re Sc nesmf pre-
pracovati. Dalsf podm1nkou
ie, re mt nebude dovoleno sty-
kati Sc S osobami spatne poves-
IT," Rekrut byl pfijat, ale ma
moTni department panicce neo-
znamil, pokusi-li Sc dostati tenn
to p~odm1nkam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Poselstvi Jana Masaryka
"Slovanskemu kongresu."

Ceskoslovensky ministr "a
hranic1 Jan Masaryk zaslal Slo
vanskemu kongresu v Moskve
toto poselstv1:
"Zasilam yam nejupr1mnej-
81 pTanf zdaru a plneho 1spe-
chu. Sovetsky Svaz je v cele
svetoveho boje prot Hitlerovu
nfzkemu a bestialn1mu 1toku,
a nam, synGm a dceram slovan-
skych narodG, stava Sc vas ne
zistny heroismus zdrojem ma
dele, silly a vdecnosti.
"Jsem presv6dcen, re Sc bill
II den, kdy vsichni Slovane bu-
dou pany We svych demokratic-
kych a socialne spravedlivych
domovech, at jsou velke 81 ma
le."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Zastrelen ~najemnikem.

Samuel Mesina v Chicago ma
lfcil ma lupice past a ia sklap-
la. Bydl1 v druhem poschod1
domu. Cd cervna do jeho by
tn Sc petkrat vloupal zlodej a
pc kazde kradez byla provede-
ma kratce pc odchodu rodiny z
bytu. z toho soudil Mesina, re
zlodej must bydlet v sousedstv1
a vid1 rodinu odchazet.
Mesina zGstal nyn1 cely den
donna a odpoledne postal rodi-
nu ma prochazku a pax pozna-
menal pet dollarovych banko-
vek a jednu petku a dial je do
kabatu poveseneho v satn1ku.
PAX sc schoval "a parlorovou
zidli a cekal. Necekal dlouho,
kdyz okno bylo sekerou otevfe-
no, chvfli bylo ticho a potion
Mesina seznal, re nekdo jest v
bytu. Sci primo do satn1ku a
kdyz vysel ven ma stale pfltml,
take nemohl videti do oblice-
je zlodeje, ale slysel jak sustf
saty, ktere lupic prohledava.
Kdyz postava vysla z Satnlku
Mesina Sc vzprimil, namifil re-
volver a narldil vetrelci, ably
dial ruce do vyse.
Zlodej rekl: "Vsak Wy nebu-
dete strilet, ia YAM to dam"
Mesina myslel, re tim mini
stfelbu, vypalil ranu a kuli "a
sahl lupice do celia, take leka-
Fl v bridewellske nemocnici
pravf, re streleny ash zemre.
Penlze byly u zraneneho ma
lezeny a v lupici poznan syn do
mac1ho Lawrence Feraro, IDLE
ty. P~ostTeleny zemrel "a neko-
lik hodin.
Mesina, ktery jest kontrak-
torem, pravf, re Sc pfistehoval
do domu Ferara v cervenci a
pc pet nasleduj1clch nedel byl
ijeho byt vykraden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Snoubenci byli oloupeni o $77O
kdyz usporadali hostinu.

Mezi tim, co snoubenci, Bile
ia Cecilie Radomska a Patrick
Maloney, dleli We spolecnosti
pratel pTi pTedsnatkove hosti-
ne v Park Lane Vile, Cleveland
byli oloupeni 0 $77O. Lupici Sc
dostali do domu Radomskych
otevTenym oknem do sklepa a
wall take diva zlate prsteny,
hodinky a So Petru Locignovi,
svakru nevestinu. D1vka pra-
cujicf v zavode Richman Bros,
sdelila policii, re $3.50 bylo v
bankovkach a $120 v nekolika
pokladnickach. Zlodeji prehle-
dli kozich "a $500. Maloney
pracuje v Alpine Village.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Nsmecky list O Ceskoslovensku

Casopis demokratickych Mem
Gu 'Aufbau" (Recnostruction)
VENUE temef kazdem elsie
pozOrnost Ceskoslovensku a je-
no boji donna i "a hranicemi
proti nacismu.
V posledn1m elsie pTinaSf
"Aufbau" ma tTech sloupc1ch
vylfcenl podzemn1ho boje slo-
venskeho lidu prot nacist1m a
domac1m QuislingGm Poole
knihy csl. spisovatele F. c..
Weisskoufa Dawn Breaks =
a novel from the V-front."
Ma jinem m1ste uverejnuje
casopis podrobny referat O kni-
re Josefa Hrance Tornado A
cross Eastern Europe, O n1z
pfse, re to neni d1lo propagac-
nj, nybrz rozbor skutecne stu
ace a realisticky odhad potTeb
stredn1 a vychodn1 Evropy pc
valce.
Mimo to je v liste otist6na IA
da zprav O situaci V Ceskoslo-
vensku, O pronasledovan1 zidov
skeho obyvatelstva v ceskych
zem1ch a ma Slovensku, zpravy
z Podkarpatske Rust atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Panamerickv den.

AZ budou americke republi-
ky IA. dubna slaviti Panameric-
ky den, Dude sc tax d1ti ma O.
slavu 52teho vyrocf zalozen1
Panamericke unie a ma dGkaz
opetovaneho uznan1 dobrovol-
neho spojenf vsech americkych
narodu w jediny kontinentalnf
svazek."
Ideal hemispericke spolupra
ce, vytyceny roku 1926 Simo-
mem Bolivarem, pTetrval vice
NEIL stoleti vzdor nezajmu, OBJ
casnym revolucim i obchodn1
revnivosti. Sjednocenost vsech
americkych- zemf v pTftomne
valce je jednfm z naznakG bla-
hodarneho vysledku meziame-
ricke spoluprace.
Naznak dlouhodobeho sklo-
nu, v nemz je letosnf oslava
~Panamerickeho dine dGlezitym
meznlkem, spatrujeme hlavne
v urychleni hemisfericke CHINO
sti hospodarske v pOslednlch
nekolika letech. Tato cinnost
privodila zdravou 1pravu v OBJ
chodnich styc1ch ma dlouhou
dobu. Ia vzor mGzeme uvesti
vzajemne obchodnl smlouvy,
uzavTene mezi Spojenymi staty
a dvanacti jinymi republican,
americkymi.
Cetne meziamericke konfe-
renee v poslednfch nekolika le-
tech jsou dokladem americke-
no odhodlani zabezpeciti svou
vlastnf neodvislost a zuslechtiti
ducha demokracie. Tyto kon-
ference znacne pomohly uvesti
We skutek mehisfericke ideally
nezavisle zemevlady, vzajemn6
dGvery, rovnosti, vzajemne no.
spodafske spoluprace, kolektiv-
nj odpovednosti a vseobecne
sjednocenosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Zavadeni misunderstanding
Tizeni proti neloyalnim
ciZinciGlm.

Urednici Department. spra-
vedlnosti poTadaj1 v techto
dnech celou fadu konferenc1 S
federalnimi navladami z tech
oblastf, v nichz je usazeno mno
no v cizine narozenych lid1, Ia
tim 1celem, ably urychlili dena-
t~uralisacnl f1zeni proti obca-
Mum, O nichz Sc vi, re byli Gin
nj v "Bundu" nebo v jinych
organisacich, ovladanych Osou.
Bezodkladne a razne kroky
jsou podnikany "a 1celem zru-
Semi obcanstvf osob, jejichz CT
ny dobe pc naturalisaci sved-
c1 O tom, re v dobe sve natura-
lisace zachovavaly vernost CT
z1m zemlm. Zastavan1 uradu
nebo aktivni clenstvi v Ger
man-American Bund" nebo v
jinych organisaclch podobneho
smeru je pokladano "a d1kaz
nedostatku oddanosti Spoje-
nym stat1m.
K soudnim pojednanf je pTi-
pravovano pTiblizne 800 zalob
prot clen1m Bundu a podob-
nych organisac1. Pocet zalob
prot clenGm Bundu a podob-
Aych organisac1ch. PoCet tech
vzroste behem roku pravdepo-
dObn6 ma 1000.
We SVEN projevu re &c. brez-
ma vrchn1 federaln1 navladn1
Biddle, re naTidil federaln1m
navladnfm, ably zavedli dena-
turalisacn1 T1zeni proti 80 obca-
nun, "jejichz jednanf, cinnost
a projevy nasvedcuji tomu, re
jejich prave prfslusenstvi a pra
va vernost je spfse k nektere
CHI zemi neil Ike Spojenym
statGm."
Pr stanoveni smernic dena-
turalisacniho rizen1 prohlasil
vrchni federalni navladn1, re
v prfpadech, vybranych k ne
prodlenemu projednan1, jedna
Sc O propagacni cinnost, O Gin
most v podvratnych organise
cfch, jakoz i o jine projevy, ma
s%vedcuj1cf vytrvalemu neloyal-
n1mu stanovisku, nebo polrajlci
vernost a loyalitu Spojenym
statGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
Trinact dni ma mort " zachran-
mem clunu.

Osm muzdt, dive zeny a til
leta divka, kteT1 pTezili potope-
nj americkeho osobniho parnf-
ku strednf velikosti, jenz byl
torpedovan 20. bTezna, bylo do
praveno ma pobrez1.
Dive mrtvoly byly v zachran-
mem clunu. Jednou byla mat
ka devcatka a druhou manor
nix Spojenych StatG, ktery byl
clenem delove posadky ma par
n1ku. Oba zemreli v zachran-
mem clunu hodinu pred tim nez
byl spatren hlfdkovym aero
planem lodstva.
Potopena LODI mela 76 lodn1-
XII a 46 pasazerG, p~oc1taj1c v
to jugoslavskeho generala Mi
la Dukanovice, ktery byl ma &C.
ste do Spojenych Stat6 "a u
fedn1m poslan1m.
Mluvc1 lodstva prav1, re il
ny zachranny clun z teze lodi
dospel minuly tyden do Nor
folku, Va. Ma cest6 pine utrap,
pr niz jedna zena dala zivot
decku v otevrenem clunu.