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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
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uniforms meas furnished. Karisn.s
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Girl care tor Two ohidren and upstairs
worn no laundry or cooking stay
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Girl. o. mfdlc axe FOR housework plain
cooking stead, STAY nights good home
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

A CERTIFIED READER-Your prools,n,
solved tDaily Sundays1 Florence la.
valley. i203 Larchmont TYLER T-343i
A GIFTED reader and adviser Mrs. cor.
man, on al afaifs Of lifs (Dauy-Sun-
days. 1922 i33ie Michigan. one block
from schsefer upstairs. oregon 127s
A LIQUOR naoit STOPPED AZ nome secretly
Arnold. 2tei Nat Bank Bids RA. 1855
RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs. Edwards, 1870 Fort. Lincoln PARK
speciai SOC. Hours 1913 taiy, sunday }
Atlantic 1900
\ RENOWNED READER Nirns Novels
nsily ~ Appointment Only. Temple
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Shoemakers Receive
News From Sons

Monday was an outstanding day
for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shoemak-
er. who received letters from both
their sons in service. Lieutenant
ID. G Shoemaker. and Aviation
Cadet Leroy Shoemaker. The
brothers missed seeing each other
recently when Lieutenant Shoe
maker scheduled for overseas duty.
arrived on an unexpected two-day
visit shortly after his brother had
left for the service The Lieuten
ants letter, which is the first the
Shoemakers have received since
his visit. tells OF being allowed a
two-day stop over in St Louis 10
see his wife and their baby son.
whom he had not seen before. The
Lieutenant was on route 10 New
Jersey
The letter from Leroy informed
bis parents that he had qualified
for pilot training and would soon
be leav1lg Santa Ana TO enter "a
school on the west coast. He ask
ed his mother TO thank the Exam
iner office for sending him the pa
per. which was like a letter from
home"
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Edited BY The
Students Of Journailam
GUaOALCANAL VETERAN
SPEAKS

Private Clint Ashley addressed
the students OF c. L. II. S. in an
assembly held last Friday.
Speaking quietly. yet forcefully,
Private Ashley brought home the
horror OF the present struggle
which has engulfed the world.
He told OF the great hardships
he went through. of the bad food
water. and foul weather he had to
put up with.
Private Ashley landed with the
first detachment OF Marines that
landed on Tulagi Island Of the
Florida group. After getting con
troll OF the island. Private Ashley's
group was transferred to Guadal-
canal where he fought I'm several
major battles He was wounded
and is now home on sick leave.
Ending his address to the Eng
lish III class he told the story Of
an army chaplain who had scold-
ed the Marines for being so blood
thirsty. then he saw two Japs com
ing at him and he grabbed a gun
and said. Lord. bless their souls. ."
Bang, Bang BANGi
The students enjoyed Private
Ashley's talk very much and he
visited several classrooms after the
assembly, B.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

Although he is consistently guided by the
principle that "a free people has a right to
know the truth, Owl Director Elmer Davis
is equally consistently hampered by the fact
that he can't tell the American people any
thing he doesn't want our enemies to know.
. Elmer Davis is the Indiana-born ex-news-
paper man whose voice made things sound so
simple to about IL, SOC, 900 radio listeners every
time he broadcast his quietly factual five
minute news summaries. He was busy writ
ing mystery story when, in the summer of
1885, he was asked to pinch hit for H. V. Kali
tenborn. He remained, with his own program,
until he was chosen to head the many de-
partments combined under the Office Of War
Information.
AS a boy, Elmer Davis was studious, and
neghbors believed he would some day be
great orator. Instead he became newspaper
man. After 10 years the New York Times
he resigned in 1924 to devote all of his time
to free lance writing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Coolidge Lions

Pfc. Gil p. Miner addressed
members of the Coolidge Lions
Club on Personalities" at a din
ner meeting Wednesday night at
Casa Grande Valley Farms.
The club members said that
they would start a project to sup
ply the camp with as many trees,
shrubs and bushes as they could
manage to get. Already a head
quarters has been established and
numerous shrubs have been col
lected.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

Travelling conditions are bad, they
report. They stood as far as FL
Paso on the way to Arkansas and
waited in line two hours before
being accommodated on the diner
On the return trip they also stood
for long distance and did without
food the first day as the diner was
Unexpectedly turned over to the
accommodation of passengers.
The Haughs are former operators
of Dams Cafe.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
COOLIDGE LOCALS

o Denzil Conoley was appointed
last week to a position with the
State Highway Department and is
now working in the resident engi-
neer's office in Coolidge. He was
formerly employed in the utilities
department at Florence Internment
Camp. The Conoleys make their
home In Coolidge
o Mrs Maud Hubb OF San Diego
California left Thursday after "a
weeks visit with her sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Nichols
o Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ware were
in Phoenix on business Saturday.
o Mrs J. NJ. Hines and Mrs. A. d.
Tyler spent Tuesday In Phoenix
on business and pleasure.
. Pfc. and Mrs. Gil Miner, who
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Wares Hosts
Sunday Night

Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ Ware We're
hosts for a pot luck dinner and
evening Of cards in their home
on Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Urton. Dr. and Mrs. G. H
Walker. Mr. and Mrs c. L. Skous-
en-. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bicknell
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Jameson and
y c. Murray.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Saturday Steak Fry
At SkouSen Ranch

A group Of friends met az the
ranch home OF Mr.. and Mrs c. L.
Skousen for a pot luck steak fry
on Saturday night.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Elsberry and Mr. and Mrs
Bert Sellers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Friends Meet At
Spangehl Home

Mr. and Mrs A. ". Spangehl
were hosts at a pot luck steak frv
al their home on Monday night
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
William Ray Mr. and Mrs. r. r
Kleinman. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Farr
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wing
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
ROUND THE SHOP

A second balcony has been built
and painted In the shop by the
students OF the Industrial Arts De
partment. A counter and twenty
six lockers were also built with Il.
The new balcony and lockers are
10 be used for electrical and radio
classes next year.
The shop now has an air circu-
lation system built by the stud
ents We are using a 36-inch blade
built OF reclaimed sheet metal
The blade Is pulled by a one-half
h. p. electric motor. ID.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
Continued From Page g.
February. 1888.
BY r. II. HORSBURGH

Continued From Page g.
February. 1898.
BY r. Fl. HORSBURGH
Senior Vice President
By CLIFTON NJ. KOLB
Secretary
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF OHIO.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
OF STATE.
|, EDWARD ]. HUMMEL. Secre-
tary of State of the State of Ohio.
do hereby certify that the forego-
ing is an exemplified copy. care
fully compared by me with the
original record now in my official
custody as Secretary of State, and
found to be true and correct. of the
AMENDED ARTICLES OF
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY
filed in this office on July
3rd. A. D., 1886. and record
ed in Volume AL. Pace "a;
CERTIFICATE OF AMEND
MENT TO ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION filed in
this office on June goth, A.
D., 1887, and recorded in
Volume 445, Page 382:
CERTIFICATE OF AMEND
MENT TO ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION filed in
this office on February 14th,
A d.. 1888, and recorded in
Volume AS, Page sos;
of the Records of interpretations.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal at Columbus. Ohio, this 3rd
day of March, A. D., 1943.
EDWARD J. HUMMEL
Secretary of State
First publication March 26, 1943.
Last publication, April 80, 1S43.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
COOLIDGE BEARS LOSE GAME

Coolidge Bears lost the first
baseball game Of the season. Sat
urday. They played the North
Phoenix Mustangs The score was
I2 to 2.
Pitcher for Coolidge was Clint
Skrla and pitcher for Phoenix was
Leo Voyles.-M. NJ. r.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

o b. r. Browning OF Detroit. Mich.
igan. arrived Wednesday to visit
his mother. Mrs. d. W. Reynolds
Mrs. Browning will arrive later.
after which it will be decided
whether they will make Coolidge
their home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs John Romero OF
Eloy became the parents OF a baby
daughter on March 10Th. She
weighed six pounds thirteen ounces
and was born at Coolidge Hospital
They have named her Gloria.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Moody spent
Sunday in Tucson visiting their
son and daughtertn-law. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Moody and grandson.
young John Robert Robert Moo
dy who is convalescing from an
apendectomy. returned to his home
from a Tucson hospital Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

o Mrs. Clyde La Mar formerly
Sparks. will leave IN the near fu-
ture 10 join her husband. who was
recently promoted TO warrant Of
ficer and transferred to Fort Doug
las. Utah from Florence Intern
ment Camp Mrs. Ia Mar has been
employed for some time at the
Valley National Bank in Coolidge.
She is "a long time Coolidge resi-
dent
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
STORKITORIAL
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs Orville O'Donnell
became the parents Of a baby boy
on March 18th lie weighed sew.
On pounds twelve ounces and was
born al Coolidge Hospital They
have named him Royce Leroy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Thompson Of
Randolph becmae the parents OF
baby daughter on March 18th
She weighed ten pounds twelve
ounces ana was born al Coolidge
Hospital They have named her
Rebecca Ann.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

. The executive board OF Cool
idge Parent-Teacher Association
will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Truitt. president, Tuesday.
March 30th at 2:3O p. m. to make
plans for the coming p. T. a. pro
gram meeting.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
B EAR TRACKS

played the South Grammar School
Tuesday afternoon on the High
School diamond.
The score was IS 10 14.-M.MB.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

o North Coolidge residents were
IN high spirits Monday over the
first canal water they have receiy-
ed this winter. Many who had
heretofore depended upon garden
hoses TO keep their Victory Car
dens watered. were busy clearing
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
BEARS TO PLAY COUGARS

Coolidge Bears viii play Casa
Grande Friday afternoon on the
Coolidge High diamond Armenia
will pitch.-M. NJ 3.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

. Mary Lou Kirkland. day nurse
at Coolidge Hospital for the past
six months, has enlisted as an
Army nurse and left Wednesday
to report for duty at the General
Hospital in Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia. She has the rank of sec
ond lieutenant
o OMr and Mrs. Raymond Haugh
and daughter Sula Marie. returned
Thursday from Bonneville. Ar
kansas. where they spent two
weeks visiting Mrs. Haugh's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Beason.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
CHICKEN FRY

The Junior class had chicken
fry last Friday on the River Bot
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
GIRLS LOSE GAME

c. U. II. S. girls lost the second
baseball game OF the season. They
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

o Mrs c. l.. Skousen and her sis
ter-in-law Mrs Bert Sellers drove
TO Phoenix Monday TO take Mrs
Sellers mother Mrs Mable Ire
land TO a hospital Mrs. Ireland
viii remain there for a weeks OBJ
servation.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
SPANISH CLUB MEETING

The Spanish Club met on March
IS. Plans were discussed for an
assembly to be given to the stud
ent body and a committee was ap-
pointed TO arrange the assembly.
E F.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
A Weekly Account OF
High School Activities

tom They played games and had
a grand time. They had as their
guest "a Marine, home on sick
leave. Private Ashley.-B. L. f.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

OMr and Mrs Harvey r. Smith
OF Boise. Idaho. became the par
ents Of a baby boy on March 9Th.
He weighed eight pounds seven
ounces and they have named him
Parker John. The Smiths. both of
whom have visited here. have
many friends in Coolidge. Mrs.
Smith Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. G. Murray Mrs. Murray.
who was in Boise for the arrival
Of her grandson. will remain there
for several weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
WANT ADS

PLUMBING WORK - Coolers in
stalled and serviced. Phone 156
Craig Blackwell. 12mar4tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

oW G. (Billyl Knight. district
cattle Inspector. suffered a brok-
en- leg Wednesday when he was
pulled from cattle chute at Ken.
worthy Ranch by a wild COW he
had roped
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

WANT TO BUY-Electric Wash
er: Portable Sewing Machine
Luggage Trailer. 1t Bond, 420
Wilson. 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

REAL ESTATE LOANS-59o Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
Property. S. c. I. d. or Pump
Water. See c. NJ. Betterton, 791
Center ST., Casa Grande, Tel.
336-J3. 12mar3tn tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

Mac Rae Ranch. moved to Flor
ence Monday Pfc Miner is sta
toned at Florence Internment
Camp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26
- @;

Zach week n space Will be presented a picture
ar word portrait of someone whose name is newsl
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

o Partnership was recently dis
solved In the Union Market be
tween Mrs. Antonia Bueno and Ig
nacio PARA. Mrs. Bueno is nov
sole owner and operator of th'
market
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

FOR SALE-Practically New Beige
Carpeting for 4 rooms. Mrs
Maurice Crouch, 3rd & Pima.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

out the irrigation bitches to allow
free flow OF the canal water.
Q Miss Virginia Urton has resign
ed her position at the Post Ex-
change. Florence Internment
Camp. and began working at the
Coolidge Drug Company. Saturday.
o Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wofford
and daughter Della Lou plan TO
move from their ranch home to
Coolidge this week. where they
will live in a home owned by Mrs.
Wofford's mother. Mrs d. w Rey-
nolds II was decided to make the
move after their youngest son
Basil. II. left Monday for San hi
ego to report for duty with the
Navy. Their oldest son. Delbert
Royce. is a sergeant in the U. s.
Army.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-26

Essi ground IRON neeks,
tanks. shanks, hriskets,
pIss-s. ard miscellaneous
besI trimmings and beef fat
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING Am prCORATING

Al AMERICAN. white. painting, paper
hanging. paper removing. floor sanding,
vanishing TY 6-S3sS.
Al ACCURATE decorating rooms pa
pered $500 W. Immediate service.
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Marriages Divorces Deaths
DEATHS

.t..r.. a..i.-....r sru- Tr.ar az
l.. ,r... .nt.f NI,r4.f d.
~. r..-.,.. --lr Fft' sr
u-.as n.t.. .a-r In...I.r. a-.
tr-..I ,r.s.r.- A. sa,eu Ars road
r.,.lr u4trrf 'pea Brewster So
Ira.rrI.r a. -.lut.tr-t $3.50 Maxwell So
Uksruh I.uf.u. .lis Burnside. So
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fa...t rYUrr.a. EsNfy Ful on
TH.m jht Irf MrhE flE.1 Jefferson. So
Iri.k N.Irg .'s Nrslune 1H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Doarsf b Gordon. rs. lfasn 81 Bowie
JON p Bun Dr. % N..e r,rg 20
Ge'rEt NterA,, 81 N"a %
N..s,-s \ 3r,s 80 uni. p..'..
c.5,.. q. Tg.m., s r t.-' n .,...,.
C57 r n1TW6t. 20. iw.se-e ea.a-
ra1s w. Lsms, ST. Ese 81 ts-'af
VS. sm sr-st -. oa 2 Weaa
VI row 49, WHams %. raf.c l.rf.
-a-r .. Esuekl q; Theresa H. Ksatts-
n ~, p Paul ar na-try Gusr 49,
nsEa .slondra'' ~ E1ra N. H-r'7rr
lgsTE-Ss H5jj5gsT. 20. Norms J Dl-rlcs
RAIN p Rober, en-. CAR, lIrdr .f .s
~ lau rr1HHger 90. Qqa iamrfr 20
Aibtrt Bles-zst, 1s Sadie Wsgf h.
t1d1 j. Franc 81 Ernesrne Levine 'N
Robert NJ Bpsrt. IS, Margaret p. Lane
william soks. "a: Anna stephens 90
Aoe1 AZ inEfam 3a. Eleanor j.. cls-
srhGr SHREDDER. S.. Theresa Ho-- ss
Michael Mosscsynsh IS TuHs G0reckL
30
Tlsnss = DOYLE 7a Josephine "
var Kiuersu 3s Rose WAY, g.
Robert " Besm. a. violet ~ q .Hk ns
Trman j. Rrsha q y-sra NJ
cearso r. N,eae,-ssr Eileen Jones
John W --,k. rs; Katherine rsses.
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DIXORCES

FLORENCE H5har from John
Nerta ~ Black from Frederick n
willie Ben Graham from BAN.
Rosa Zee Barry from Geofse.
Andrew Colts from Arena
Evelyn s. N bride from Gerald
s-lai=is-s p f--------r-- rT-TU f5-E.
a Erfs T.. Cooper lf.m Church II,
Grover love from Arwq Jean
Jimmie Lee Fowler rom Doris
---------t7 -rrr-TrF M EAlI r.r.. t
Higgins Molina from Frances kurafh
F-n ~ Miller from Edward a
3 zahUh Msrket from Clarence J.
HeHF Osborn from Robert
MIRA Hutchinson from Thomas N.
Au1rey . S'app from August O..
Grscrira Ssrcoul from Angelina.
sammis Spearmsu from fia ~.
Csrictta Perez from Luis
Moe Sforkhoid from Arthur
Jua GaikoVski from Mikolai.
Kenneth sharp from Frances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. ATrIos

CARPENTER. cement. roofnr plastering.
painting, FLA terms stone Ccustruc-
ton Madison $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

on II~TII WOW r mono nCI0Vci VIE
oC Martin J.; dear mother af MARY ~
Capt stephen 81. O.. $. Army Medical
corps. IT. irving g.. u. s. Navy and
sst Irhn s., q $ Army. daughter of
Mrs Theresa O Brcn Mchan. sister 20
O'Rren Meran both o. Victor, A. y.
and Mrs Lewis g. Gipfort ST. az
Grand Rapids. Also survived hy two lraud-
children Funeral Friday, g 80 q m. llm
tf.- H4-T~- Atrftitr1H F1a'f1I Home. l6lt0
Church
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MONUMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LACK cocker spaniel male white mark
uRs Pal 90 Child pet Reward.
Townsend 9-oloo
LOST Black zippered coin purse vicinity
BALDWIN ana Van Dyke nn Harper,
Olive 0692
FEMALE hrindle bul-Iosr neirhborhood
Edison La sale Blvd front paws
white Answers 'WecuLe Reward. Town
send s-3siI 23l7 Edison.
I-a.;F-Er7-ty rrid Brtrv7 wrist watch,
downtown or Fast Jefferson street car.
Reward Randolph 1870, extension 2sl
Eileen Friei
LOST -Gruen watch ouechsnIsm only. wi
otnity East Jefferson. Reward. Plaza
1922 5a05 Parker.
LOsT-Tan Pomer8nisn Rosedsle dis
uiet; nawc Ut clark on collar re-
w7rr 1-CJr0fT 0IIl
LOST Black wallet containing valuable
credentials Reward John NewsOme,
1895 sixth
NAVY identification bracelet silver In
srrihed W. r., Murphy" Reward
Madison 2sS5.
RED TUESF-KCep money return con-
tents, valuable only fn owner Fountain
pen keepsake. TWrhra0k -26l7.
SPRINGER spaniel male liver and
white license 1865 seen Monday near
BucklnEhsm outer Drive. Reward Or.
DcmlnE- in3Q2--i }.-aeaHefl-+a5 FinErce
4s35 IenoN 0l72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

YOUR CREDIT is GOOD
Use your budget payment plan tor build
ing repair, maintenance. insulation, storm
sash or anything We sell.
RESTRICK LUMBER co
1900 wyoming HoEarth 2l2l
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TRADE SCHooLs--MALE

TRADE cHOOLS-MALE
ACT NOW LEARN
ACETYLFNE-ARC WELDING
Body Fender Repair. Inspection
Blueprint Reading, Drafting
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
II Years IA Same Location
400 w. FORT DAY-NlGHT SCHOOL
LEARN modern harbernC days or ewes
Detroit Baruer College BIT p Jefferson.
LEARN modern barbernE. write or phone
Greenes Barber College. $50 Michigan
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS
GIRLS Free Beauty culture training
HYGIENE school $50 Twelfth. Madison
S053
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Never v Santa Klause.

Skupina podddstojnikd ma
Hendricks Field, Fla, ~litovala
o minulych vanocfch, re neveTi
v Santa Klause. V m1stnostech
letecke Skadrony byl pred swat
ky vyvesen bulletin znen1:
"Kdo neveTf v Santa Klause,
at Sc zde podpfse."
zadny prosty vojfn Sc nepo-
depsal, ale podd1stojn1kd byla
slusna Tada a cekalo ma ne dost
nemile prekvapen1. PTisel We
litel skadrony, jenz precetl jme
ma a pravil: "Kazdy, KIDD sc
podepsal, must to povazovati
"a prihlasku k sluzbe KIP o va
nocnim dni." KIP znamena
Kitchen police, Gill celodennf
praci V kuchyni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Novorocni pozdrav cd Slovan-
skeho Kongresu z Ruska.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da v Americe obdrzela tento
pozdravny projev k Novemu
roku cd Vseslovanskeho vybo-
r.u z Moskvy:
"Vseslovansky vybor v Mos
kve pos1la srdecny novorocnl
pozdrav americkym Cechoslo-
vakGm.
Velike bylo utrpeni lidu v
Ceskoslovensku v minulem ro-
ce. Lidice staly Sc celemu sve-
tn symbolem hitlerovske bruta.
lily, ale jsou spolu i symbolen
heroickeho patriotismu cesko.
slovenskeho lidu. Kez rok 1915
uzTi 1plne v1tezstv1 mad krve'
ziznivym fasismem a osvoboze.
nj sveta Cd metly hitlerismu.
Prali bychom 81 informaci
cinnosti Vast organisace pro
nasi revui "Slavjane."
Ia Vseslovansky vybor:
Zden6k Nejedly, mfstopfeds
Vladimir, Osminin, vyk. tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Povodne ma vychode i zapade
Spoi. StatH.

Mesta, lezfcf v jiznfm Ohiu
a Pennsylvania zesilovala sva
opatren1 prot velke vode, "a
tim CO rozvodnene Teky Ohio a
Susquehanna stoupaly k move
mu vrcholu zanechavaj1ce "a
Sebou velke skody ma majetku.
Ma zapade Teka Willamette
V Oregonu vylila Sc z bTehu a
prinutila tis1ce lid, ably opusti-
Ii sve domovy v m1stech, nfzko
polozenych.
Vrchol povodne ma Tece O.
hiu postupuje ma Jill cd Pitts
burghu podel hranic Ohia a "a
padn1 Virginie. We Wheeling,
w. Va, je zatopeno 1000 pTi-
bytkG a skody ma majetku do
sahujf vyse nekolika set tisic
dolar1.
Dale ma jihu Portsmouth v
Ohiu kona pf1pravy prot vel
Ike vode a V jinych mestech ma
ceste povodne jsou konana po-
dobna o~patTen1.
Take reka Kentucky je roz-
vodnena a We Frankfort, KY
dosahla vrcholu SO stop. Neko-
Xix casti mesta je zatopeno.
Pittsburgh, ktery prosel W.
chol povodne, vracf Sc k nor
maln1m pomer1m. Mnoho to-
warren, jez byly postizeny povo-
dnf, jiz Ease zacalo pracovati,
We vychodni Pennsylvania
velka voda v Tece Susquehan-
ma dosahla vrchole. Wilkes
Barre a Plymouth utrp6ly nej-
vetsf skodu. Vice nez 5000 O.
sob bylo prinuceno z domova a
voda stala ma pet az sest stop
vysoko v obchodnf ctvrti Ply
mouthu.