davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-12-29

Hark to the sad case of the bow
whose favorite sport was paper
chase, and who grew up to be a
newspaper publisher, still chasing
DaDer
Evening star., 1943-12-29

1t used to take George Washing
ton a whole week to travel from
Alexandria to New York-but, in
compensation, he could sit down all
the way.
Evening star., 1943-12-29

Hitler has said in effect that Ger
many will be conquered only over
his dead body. 1t will be pleasure
to arrange that, too, if necessary.
Evening star., 1943-12-29

otherwise7 1t is most unlikely. The
steel workers, by this promise, have
been given reason to expect more
money and the strong probability is
that they will get it.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
The Great Game of Politics

With the war reaching its most criti-
cal stage and, We are authoritatively
TOLD. American lives about to be sacri-
feed on wholesale scale, among the
Evening star., 1943-12-29

In spite of Mr. Wendell WILKES
famous book title, there really are two
worlds not one.
One is crude. sinister, leering kind
Evening star., 1943-12-29

Victory, says the President, the Vice
President, and Gen. Eisenhower-is
certainty, probably during next year.
The SOLDERING complement to these
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Scharnhorst Affair Mystery Maj George Fielding Eliot

There is a mystery about the affair Of
the Scharnhorst and 1t is this What
was the German battleship doing out in
the dark waters of the Arctic Ocean all
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Criticizes Advice to Elderly Residents"
To stay at Home" During Holidays.

Criticizes Advice TO Elderly Residents
To stay at Home" During Holidays.
TV the Editor OF The Star:
The Star for December % carried a
story headed Police to Help Yuletide
Drunks Across Streets 1t told how
Traffic Director Van Duzer had arranged
that police patrols would be on all
night duty to prevent drunks from op-
Grating automobiles and to assist tipsy
pedestrians He was represented as
urging elderly residents" to remain
off the streets unless accompanied by
some one responsible for their safety"
According to this special police de-
tail was to make the streets of our city
safe for drunks, but respectable elderly
people were urged" to stay at home or
furnish their own protection.
The irony of the situation is that
these same elderly residents by their
ability, industry and thrift have pro-
duced a large part of the wealth of our
city and pay no small part of the taxes
from which the police are paid-not to
project respectable citizens, but to pro-
tect drunks who squander their earnings
and impoverish their families and thus
contribute to the enormous relief rolls
the same taxpayers must meet
Is this the freedom America Is
fighting for?
AN ELDERLY RESIDENT"
Editors Note:
Police officers are under orders to
give protection and assistance to
elderly citizens and to children all
through the year The holiday re-
quest to watch intoxicated persons
was intended to guard them against
injuring Others as we'll as themselves.
particularly by driving automobiles or
walking into lines of moving traffic,
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Inquiries About Neglect
To Freeze Prices at l94l Level,

To the Editor Of The Star:
l am one of the many who have not
had any increase in earnings for over
five years. Quite few of us were re-
quested to relinquish double time for
overtime and We agreed We we're
turned down when we appealed for
raises and we were satisfied with that
decision. Now l ask: Why were not
prices frozen as of December 7, l941?
When strikes are called the explana tion
given is the increase in the cost of
living. I think we all can vouch for
advances in the prices of all things
needed to sustain our standard type of
life. CHARLES WEISS.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Full or twin size bed spacious chest-on-chest and
dresser with attached pateglass mirror with fluted
uprights, Dustproof drawers with oak interiors
and center drawer guides Mahogany veneered on
gumwood.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-14

tsoHa
out O ce
you uinagmew what be to o
were 90 o G f
utofco Hin'tUs siuss1 din nfmawayC Greece
is aIvays be n
that is e child rnex-1o only
frs casuh the of fGeca
Norway all aesin
qu1ed hsaota
G and the
against
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-14

USO
United Seamen's Service
War Prisoners Aid
Belgian War Relief Society
British War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends Of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
Russian War Relief
United China Relief
United Czechoslovak Relief
United Yugoslav Relief Fund
Refugee Relief Trustees
United States Committee for the
Care of European Children
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-10-14
Will this always be Greek to yol12

all
dogeer has
m o
the and
y
all and little things that armed
forces O t S a to 9 %
lone I it
De ask % iy i the agencies b
h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Allies Raid Area
From SoIomons
To New Guinea

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
OF ARTERS ~ AUSTRALIA.
March - ms Repeated Allied
bombing raids on Tho Japanese
arfeld A. GaSmsts. on the
southern shore of New Bu'an
Island have put INC aIdromc out
oI c q m mfSSion reconnaissance
plots reported today As a COM
murlque told Of Iads on enemy
held bases from New Guinea 10
the northern SoiomonS.
Three enemy bombcrs made
4 night rand on Allied positions al
Milne Bay. on The eastern up Of
New Guinea. but caused no dam
age or casualties. \ single Jspa-
neSe bomber raIdcd The Allied base
~ Dto BAY. New Guinea, hut
caused no damage or casualties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

LONDON. March - tUP) The
Greek government in exile revealed
today that II plans 10 follow m
vadlng Allied armies back into
Greece a the Nazl, were reported
hastily preparing their Balkan de-
tense lines.
A Greek spokesman sand blue
print for the government ; return
already had been made and limited
that government leaders would
move their headquarters from
London 10 Cairo soon 10 be ready
in case the Allied INVASION follow 5,
expulsion Of ANS forces from
North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Henderson Field
Rdided by laps

WASHINGTON. March * GNSl
The navy department disclosed
that The American airheld on
Gusdalcanal Island was damaged
Monday night in 4 raid by small
force Of japanese planes
There were no casualties. how.
ever among American troops or
fNnC personnel
Ire rain ON Henderson Field
followed by 4 few hours machine
gun attack ny army LoCkhced
Lightning IP-Sl fighters on the
Japanese Seaplane base - Rckata
Bay Santa isabel Island. 10
miles northwest of GuadalCansl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Senator Aide S Status
In Draft 10 President

WASHINGTON. March p 1NS)
A controversy over the draft
deferment of 3o-year-old Frank w.
WurZlow Jr., secretary 10 Senator
Ellcndcr ID OF Louisiana today
was being placed before President
Roosevelt
The secretary was deferred
after being reclasSificd IA by his
local board al Houma La. The
local board in protest, rendered
its resignation 10 Gov Jones but
it is continuing 10 function while
tho governor refers the case 10 Mr..
ROOSEVELT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
War Today
Rommel in Peril l.
Des pite His early
Stemm'ng Of Allies
II, Louis = kFFMLE
United Free Mar Wuier

GERMAN ABILITY % Con-
terattark IN f0rgo, both 81 The
Nareth Line and against the
aayancrc Amou,aD, eaSt Of
Nakrassy, Indicates that Mar
ShsI Roumcls orders % fight
4 delaying action are 30 he fol-
Jo,-r.-t regardless OF cost.
Iho battle for Tln~7 has
started. h-.-aS- Prime M-alSler
Churchill pointed out L, has ny
no means reached MS climax and
much hard fighting hos ahead
The present phase of he bat
tie is A. ltS height hu' y should
not he a long one. Regardless Of
has ability 10 stem The Eighth
Army : breach 0 his defenSeS
near tho sea Bommel IS in a
tisnt strategic position.
FRONTALLY. IIE * facing
inc powrrtut British Eighth
Army. which is equipped 10 re-
peat the success Of Fl Alamcln.
To his roar. an Allied thanking
force has swept around the
desert end N he Inc and
passed the Mstmats area 10 Got
within 10 mules ot HANNA, west
of Gahcs.
Farther 10 the north thr
Americans are driving 10 The
sea IN the hills east Of Max
nsssy. The enemy has strong
artillery positions m the hills
and II Will be difficult for The
Americans 10 break through the
dangerous passes ana reach the
coastal plain.
German resistance Is strong,
although the latest advice from
that front Is that the Amerl-
cans have repulSed two heavy
CounterattackS with the deStruC-
ton of Is 10 40 German tanks
Rommel thus is IN danger OF
being cut Of IN TWO ways II he
does not retreat Hp The coast
toward the TuniS- Bizerte cor
ner. The first danger hes 10
the Allied column approaching
HANNA which might thrust
wedge across his line Of retreat
from the Eighth Army.
IF THE Americans succeed
In reaching the coast, perhaps
~ Mahares below SfaN. all his
armies in the south would he
isolated from communication
and supply.
In view of this. II docs not
seem probable that Rommel Will
try a definite stand in The
Mareth area, although ne will
hold on as long as possible.
There is no doubt that thus
sstute general has weighed tho
possibilities and left the way
open for the eAtrlcatlon Of his
main forces when necessary.
His delay IN moving north
indicates that he has strong
forces opposing the Americans
and docs not count on their
reaching the sea IN hurry II
he has miSCalculated and the
Americans break through The
withdrawal from southern Tu-
nisis Is likely 70 he quite sudden
and complete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
WATCHES FIGHTING

I lay on my stomach amid the
Marctb drfou~f- on Tho east Side
of Wadl Iislal cast Of tho
wafsHe, and watched INC fighting.
Several shells landed within -
yards of where ! Iay next 10 a
small. pile Of >8udhag>.
one 2lOmn- shell struck about
- yaroS away from mo and killed
one soldier and wounded another
our car was puncturcd hy
shrrpnol twice aS | dug my face
INTO the Vc' sand next 70 u.
Evcn The battered German ar
force loincd in tho battle. Several
McS>cr,Chmtt> flow overhead dur
ing tho day Monday. presumably
>po'tng concentrations Of British
equipment ~ night German
bombcrs plsstcrcd roads. concen-
trsiions 81 troops and equipment
2lth ar'lpcr>onnc. bombs. Two
hOmbcrS were shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Pleads Not Guilty
In Land Fraud Case

James r Baker. II of DOM
phan Mo vas released IN g 600
bond today after pleading not
guilty 10 a federal lndlctmon, Of
delraudlng = Detroit couple OF
$50 600 m property
The compliments. Edgar and
Mrs Spore OF 76l5 West Vernon
charged they gave Baker a trailer
camp n MelNIndale for land which,
~ Is alleged. Baker never owned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Tighten
Ring ON
ROHllRRleI
Continued from Page One)

can First Division in the field. re-
ported the southern column Of the
American forces had won the first
round IN their clash with the VET
ersn German armored units.
Standing on high ground in the
RI Gucttar region, Cunningham
said, he counted Is burned out
German tanks YESTERDAY They
were knocked out IN Tuesday $
fighting and Yesterday Germans
saved their armor and sent only
infantry 10 probe tho l. s. lines.
The lab was repulSed without loss
10 Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
DIVIDES HIS FORCES

II appeared Rommel. once an
advocate OF maSSlng strength ~
one point and hitting hard from
there had been forced to divide
his armor INTO four parts
one Is grouped around tho Max
Massey road The second Is CON
ccntratcd in the Fl Guettar region
and consists Of between 80 and ~
tanks. including some OF the olg
Mark Wis
The third is southwest Of FL
HANNA who're a British column
that swept around the southern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
STILL IN FULL SWING

That was shortly after noon
yesterday Tins morning The bat
tie is still in iul swing after
night Of fierce fighting. bur tho
Weary British troops arc holding
10 their budgchcad IN Inc rolling,
broken hills that harbor the Ma,
rein Limo
Tho Germans had directed their
artillery and mortar barraCe at
concentration, OF British trucks,
tank, and Brcn gun carriers al
tempting TO exploit tho British
brdgchead
About - 30 D. m German Mark
3 and Mark 'aRk> and support
ing infantry pushed toward the
maf>hy Chott DIED Lahoual. east
Ol Idrai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
ONERRUN 8 TOWNS

Another Russian column. Strlk-
ing westward along the Moscow
MinSk railroad on a broad front
overran six towns and reached a
point about 50 miles east-northeaSt
of SmolenSk.
Safonovo. TWO and a half miles
north Of Dorogobuzh. terminus Of
a spur line running south from
the MoScow-MinSk railroad, was
among the newly-seized towns. the
high command said. Heavy losses
were inflicted on the Germans in
the fighting that led 10 the fall
OF SafonoVo.
Although the German assaults
on the southern front generally
were on a reduced scale. nearly
1000 Axis infantrymen. supported
by tanks and self-propelled guns,
>tormed and captured a height
north Of Chuguev. % miles south
east Of Kharkov, only 10 lose II TO
the Russians in counterattack.
NAILS REFUSED
The midnight communlQue re-
ported the killing Of 100 German
troops and the destruction OF nine
tanks in the repulse of enemy at
temptS 10 reach the Upper DonetS
River north of Chuguev.
In the northwest Caucasus the
Russians squeezed the German
pocket on the Taman Peninsula
tighter with The capture Of Abln-
Skaya. 20 miles northeast Of the
Black Sea naval base of Novo-
foSSlSk
Thirty-two German planes were
shot down yesterday on the Lenin-
grad front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
AIRDROME STRAFED

a heavy bomber bombed and
Strafed the ardrome a FinSch-
hafen and another attacked the
Lac alrhcld
A formation Of attack bomherS
and long-ranCe fighters ralded
enemy positions in the Muho dis
triCt south OF Lac. and fired more
than 10000 rounds Of cannon and
Imachlne-Cun shells Al troop con-
centrationS The area was on
veloped IN smoke following the
heavy assault.
Medium bomhorS were over
Buka for two hours in a night
attack on the airdrome and dis
perSal bays
Two more attacks were made
on tho alrdrome Al Gasmata. \
medium bomber made a night al
tack on tho New Britain Island
base and single heavy unit fol-
lowed with A daylight attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
RonmeI Attack
Started Amid
Scream Of Shells
By NED RUSSELL

WITH THE BRITISH EIGHTH
ARMY ~ THE MARETH LINE.
Southeastern TuniSia March 3,
9 "A. m, Delayed CUP) Smoke
rolled across tho battlefield as
AXIS IS and 2l0mm. shells
ScrccChed overhead and burst ter
rifylngly
Germans and some Italians who
had chung 10 maChlne-gun posts
and isolated pill boxes bypassed
IN our advance stepped up their
fire. Shippers hiding in slit
trenches, gullicS and clumps OF
Shruh,eIy Joined IN
The German CounterattaCk was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
THE LONG BLOODY RUSSIAN BATTLE FRONT TO-DAY

end Of the Mareth Line is menaC-
ling Rommel5S flank The fourth
us fighting in the shambleS at the
Mareth Line.
/ Americans in the Fl Guettar
sector altered their tactics some
what and surprised Germans Tues
day. Cunningham wrote Hereto
fore L. s. forces have been with
drawing their main units after an
attack.
FAIL TO WITHDRAW
Before dawn Tuesday. Amer
leans attacked and established
positions in the RI Guettar region.
Tuesday morning AXIS forces coun-
terattaCked, expecting Americans
had followed their customary tao
tics and withdrawn their main
units leaving only holding force
Instead, Americans held their
positions IN force and German
armor ran into highly destructive
fire. They rctreated, leaving be-
hind burned-out tanks which Cum
ningham mentioned he had seen
from the hill.
WIN CONTROL OF SKIES
The Allied air force was winning
control of tho TunlSian skies
Yesterdays score was 10 enemy
planes destroyed against a loss Of
four Allied aircraft In addition
Allied bomherS carried out de
Structlvc raids on enemy supply
lines and bases
one OF tho heaviest raids was
made by American FLYING Fort
reSSeS. escorted by P-3S Light
nlngS and British Spltfres, against
docks Al FerrHville, near Bizerte
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

German broadcaStS told Of
large groups OF Soviet troops
forming IN the forests near
kharkov perhaps for a drive TO
recapture that base
Seven localities fell TO Russian
tanks and troops closing in from
the north on DukhoNShchlna. &c
miles north-northeast Of SmOlenSk
GermanN'S biggest base on the
central front
A detachment Of ski troops cap
tured one OF the villages, Zhugny
IN a surprise blow.
"Our gusrdsmen saved over
sixth OF the inhabitants Of
Zhugny from certain death" the
Soviet high command said. THE
Germans had driven the women.
old folk and children into the
cellar Of n house and set II afire.
Breaking into the village, our
troops eXtinguished the flames
and saved the lives OF the Soviet
people"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
LOW LEVEL ATTACKS

Two waves Of medium bomberS
swept over the kal; Islands IN low
level attacks which caused heavy
damage. The villages of Lang
coer. Faan and koolleer were the
targets.
Two small coastal vessels were
machine gunned of the islands
and seriously damaged
4 single medium bomber raldcd
the enemy base At Dobo, IN; the
Aroe Islands.
Three en~ny fighters attacked
A lone heavy bomber over WfWak
on reconnaissance fight. The
bomber shot the tail off one Of the
ZeroS which crashed into. a
mountain side. Another Zero, was
damaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
RAID WIDE AREA

Allied homberS ranged over a
wide area IN continuation of Gen
MaCArthur's campaign 10 disable
enemA bases north of-AuSlralIa
and disrupt the japanese plan TO
concentrate strength for a pos
SlhIe INVASION Of the continent.
Attacks were made on kaImana,
Dutch New Guinea, on the kai
and Aroe islands; on Wewak.
Fin>Chhafen Lac and Mubo, on
New Guinea. on GaSmata, and on
Buka. in the SofomonS.
Medium bombcrs caught two
Japanese ships of kalmana and
scored a direct HIT on a 5,oOO-lon
vessel. a smaller ship was dam
aged by a near miss one OF three
enemy. fighters which attempt ed
an lnterception was shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Bombs Destroy Air Base Periling Australia
Russians Crack
Hedgehog Forts
Near Smo|ensk

MOSCOW. March q CUP).-
Two Russian columns Stormeo
deeper into crumblinG hedgehog
defcn>cS guarding SmolenSk to-
day. dlslodging the Germans from
town after town in .hand-to-hand
fighting.
British military observers in
London said indications were
increasing that the Russians
were maSsing forces for a
tremendous spring offensive
along the whole front from Len
lngrad 10 the Caucasus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16
Diva tisfce lodi dopravilo vojsko
spojencnG ma Sicilii.

Vice nez 1000 lodi, o nichz
Sc pravf, re tvorily nejvetsf
lodstvo, ktere kdy vyplulo ma
more, 1castnilo Sc invase Sici-
lie, jak bylo odhaleno We zpra-
vach anglickych correspondent
til.
Americke valecne lodi kryly
konvoj americkych vojsk, jez
byla vylodena presne die pla-
nu. Nekolik italskych motoro-
vych torpedovek rychle Sc O.
bratilo, kdyz spatrilo spojenec-
Ike lodi, jak bylo oficielne ozna
memo.
General Eisenhower, nejvys-
81 velitel spojeneckych vojsk
invase, We zvlastnim poselstv1
vidal velkou chvalu lod'stvu a
dodal, re spojenecke lodi byly
shromazdeny z poloviny sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16
Padli Ia vlast.

Londyn (CTK) - Dodat-
KEN k zprave re Stokholmu, u
vefejnene dine z. cervence, sc
sdeluje, re mezi jednadvaceti
v~lastenci, kterf byli popraveni,
ga pomoc poskytnutou dvema
ceskym parasutistdm' byly ty-
to osoby:
Cyril Rozsypal; Filomena
Rozsypalova; Marie Sochoro-
va, Chropin; Sylvestr a Filome-
ma Dankovi, Kostolany; Bob
dan sturm, NIL, Frantisek a A.
Kud1lek, Veseli mad Moravou /;
Josef, Ignac a Bernard Rene
SOW; Ludmila a Klara Rene
Sow; Marie skrabalova (vsich-
nj z Jankovic) Ludmila Pee
kova; Anna Kucerova, Vele.
brad; Rudolf Mazurek, Stare
Mesto; Alojz a Josef Oharek
|Petr Kadlec, Traplice; Cyril
Kosiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16
PROTEST PROTI CERNOS-
SKEMU PROJEKTU.

Novy cernossky domovnf pro-
jekt u Herring Run Parku zp1-
sobil velky projev nevole a Get
ne protesty ma schulz konane v
1tery, Is. cervence We War Me
mortal. Ma $50 osob protesto-
valo prot uskutecnen1 tohoto
projektu. Mali Sc postaviti do
movy pro cernochy z Jihu pfi-
vezene do Baltimore ma valec-
ne prace.
Ma teto schulz promluvil ma
yor mesta McKeldin, ktery byl
caste prerusovan spontannlmi
vykriky nevole. Pravil, re fe-
deralnf vlada ma pravo vybra-
ii vhodne mfsto. Osobne byl
vzdy proti pribfrani cernochd
z Jihu ma praci v nasem meste.
Katolicky farar z osady sv.
Antonina mluvil rozhodne pro-
ii us~kutecnenf tohoto projektu.
Pozdeji mayor McKeldin re-
XII We sve uradovne ma radnici,
re pozadas federalnf 1redniky
by NELL spolecnou schuzi $
mestskymi agent1rami a pro-
testujlcimi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

Desatnfk Anthony E. Turc,
819 N. Durham st. prodelal
vycvik pozemn1ho muzstva pro
pokrocile v armadnfm letec-
KEN technickem ucelisti v
Douglas Aircraft Corp, Santa
Monica, Calf. a byl pTelozen
do chime sluzby armadn1ho le-
tectva.
= Do vycviku k "Seabees'',
Camp Perry, Va, odesel p. Tho
mas Prather, manzel pf. Vlasty
Prather, rozene Kalasove.
= Ma m1sto vence ma rakev
zemreleho pana Jaroslava Ma
t6jky darovali Pomocnemu W.
boru rodina Karla Rysa $500,
rodina Antona Rysa $500 a ro-
dina Karla Mraze $500.
= Pan Frant. Utfkal slozil v
redakci Telegraph" $500 ma
G. N. Sdruzenf k uctenf pa
matky zemreleho prftele p. ia
roslava Matejky.
Oznamujeme vyt6zek z
Bingo Party kter6 usporadaly
Danny cd Odbocky G. N. S.. v
Curtis Bay. Cisty vytezek jest
$13O.4O. Vsem yam, kteTi jste
pTisp6li at penezy neb darky
patti srdecny dix.
Nebudeme oZnamovat jme.
IA darc1, mohli bychom naho.
dou nekoho opomenout a tin
by Sc nekteTf pohn6vali.
D6kujeme Jed. Sokol v Cur.
It's Bay "a bezplatne propdjce.
nj budovy, ami "a svetla nj plyr
nezadaji. Zdar YAM bratTi a
sestry!
Oznamuji darce CO Sc pr,
hlasili pro Diplomy Vftezstvi
DO $500 a prispeli:
Mrs. Agnes Cervenka, Lud-
Wig a Blazena Spicka, Ludwig
Purer, Jos. a Mrs. Bryl, Jan a
Emile Kotek.
Yam vsem mily krajane KITE
RI prisplvate narodu ktery to-
Xix trpi patti srdecny dix.
Ia odbocku V. K.
= Sokolska Jednota Courts
Bay" poradati Dude pTatelskou
zabavu v nedeli, 10. cervence
v Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry ST.
Zacatek We 2 bod. odpoledne
az do rozchodu. Vytecna ra.
kova polevka i vse v kuchyn:
jak obycejne dobre. RHINE pi
vecko a br. Svitak nam trochu
VrZne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16
POHRBY.

" 1tery, Is. cervence zem-
rel nahle p. Pavel Belbot, 1922
Beryl Ave. We start 65 roku.
Narodil Sc v Polsku a do Anne
riky prijel pred So roxy. Ia
mestnan1m byl krejcf. Zane
chava zde manzelku Wandu,
rozenou Sobus a ditky: George
Belbot, Mrs. Grace Book, Mrs.
Frances Livingston, Mrs. Jose
phine Ebert, Mrs. Wanda Lurz
Edward Belbot, Sgt. Theodore
Belbot.
Prinalezel k Polskemu Soko-
III. Pohfeb kona sc re Schi-
m1nkova PohTebn1ho Domova
v patek rano, 16. cervence do
kostela sv. Kateriny a odtud
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
" 1tery, dine Is. cervence
zemfela pc 1razu v nemocnici
sv. Josefa krajanka slecna Ma
RE Sevc1kova, As let stara, dee
ra zemfelych rodicu Mateje a
Josefy Sevcfk. Narodila Sc v
Ceskoslovensku a do Ameriky
prijela pred % roxy.
Pohreb kona Sc dnes, v pa
tex rano z domu bratra zemfe-
lie, znameho krajana p. Vim
cence Sevc1ka, 1900 Parkwood
Ave. do kostela sv. Anton1na a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
Pohreb vypravi firma Frank
Cvach & Syn.