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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Firemen Petition
Council For
More Liberal Poy

A delegation from the Libby fire
department called on the city coun-
Gil at its meeting Tuesday night
and asked for more liberal pay to
the department for the fighting Of
fires. A number of years ago, fire.
men were paid $100 for each fire
attended. Later that was cut tc
SO cents and still later the sum was
placed at 5000 per year. This, it is
said, is far below what neighborine
towns are paying their firemen.
1t is understood that Bonners
Ferry pays each fireman Sl.0O fol
the first hour and so cents fol
subsequent hours spent on fire
also $100 a month for practice pay
Standpoint pay is more liberal thar
Bonners Ferry, it is said.
The council turned the request
ever to a committee consisting Of
Aldermen Maize, Burpee anc
Thomson to investigate and set
what can be worked out The com
mittee of firemen consisted of Ray
Pival, Mac Petrusha, L. ]. Brown
and Dick Powell.
Aside from this only routine mat
tiers came before the council fol
attention.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
SUGAR SUPPLY FOR 1943

On the basis Of prospective 1943
supplies of sugar, the current level
of consumption in this country
probably can be maintained, the
War Food Administration has an
nounced The ALLEGATION of the
prospective supply will be as fol-
lows: l,l53,000 tons for the arm ed
forces, Lend-lease and other ex-
ports, and 100000 tons for civilian
uses. The civilian uses include an
estimate of 2,258,00O tons for house
hold use and home canning, and
2,342,000 tons for industrial and
institutional sugar users.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Big Black Beer
Roids Pig Pen;
Gets Cought in Act

Because of numerous depredations
among their chickens, caused by
what was supposed to be bear,
Walter Zajanc remained home from
work one night recently to see if he
could get the marauder. About |
o'clock that night, he heard great
commotion in their pig pen and inn
mediately investigating, with a
flashlight, he found that large
black bear had broken into the pen
and was getting ready to feast on
high-priced pork (and without sur
rendering any ration points,.
Zajanc had objections, so proceeded
to kill the bear. The Zajanc place is
in the edge of town. in the south
west district.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
SEES COUGAR NEAR KOOTENAI
FALLS

Highway Patrolman Robert Rid
die reports having seen cougar
cross the highway near Kootenai
falls one day the past week. Riddle
was driving from Troy and was
coming up the hill just before
reaching the falls, when cougar
crossed the highway, stopped for a
moment to watch car that was
ahead of Riddle and then went
down the cliff to the G.. N. tracks.
Apparently it did not hear or notice
Riddles car. He says it was about
medium size.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03

Gunther, Peggy McCroy, Louise
Shawl, and Arlene Barr. Burial
was in the Libby cemetery by the
side of her father, who passed away
seven years ago.
Elizabeth Ruth Dutton was born
January IL, 1881, in Libby She was
member of the sixth grade class
of the public school, member of
the junior girls class of the Meth
odist Church school, and a MEM
Der of the Girl Scouts.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs.
Rertie Dutton, a sister, Mrs. Ge-
neva Downing; seven brothers:
Dickie, Merritt, Lowell and Virgil
of Libby, Donald of Farragut, Har-
old (U. S. Army at Escondido,
Calif.) and Edward of Warland,
Mont; three sisters-in-law: Mrs.
Harold Dutton, Mrs. Virgil Dutton
and Mrs. Edward Dutton; five nieces
and one nephew, her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele OF
Libby, one uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Lyons of Joliet, Mont.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Truck And
Driver Go
Into River

Tragedy seemed to have broken
loose in this district last Thursday
night in the drowning of a young
girl, Betty Dutton, in Flower creek
and in the miraculous escape from
death by Bob McGrew after he and
the truck he was driving had dived
into the Kootenai river about six
miles this side of Warland.
McGrew, truck driver for the
Libby Transfer Company, had been
to Warland with a load and was
returning to Libby with only a
slight load. When about six miles
this side of Warland, and when in
a very narrow place in the high
way, something apparently went
wrong with the truck, states Nc
Grew, and it left the highway and
dived beneath the waters of the
Kootenai river, the stream washing
the base of the highway at that
point.
McGreW was able to free him.
self through one of the windows of
the. cab despite the fact that the
truck was being rolled over and
over by the swift current of the
swollen --iuer- He was able to
swim ashore and make. his Nay
back onto the highway. The last he
saw of the truck it was being rolled
along by the stream but soon dis
appeared from sight
Walter Kemp, owner, says the
truck was one of his best ones, a
ton and half GMC truck. 1t has
been impossible to locate it and its
recovery will have to wait the low
ering of the flood waters.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
MORE CANNED FOOD FOR
CIVILIANS

Civilians will gain 30 million
cases of canned fruits and vegeta-
bles as result of reduced govern
ment requirements, the War Food
Administration has announced The
reductions are mainly for corn, peas,
spinach, tomatoes, snap beans, fruit
cocktail, sweet cherries, peaches,
pineapple and pineapple juice. Since
the 1943 production is not known,
current point values for these items
will not be Immediately affected.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03

Released by u. 3. War Department
Bureau Of Public Relations
AIR MEDAL-This decoration
may be awarded to any person
who, while serving in any capacity
with the Army or Navy Of the
United States subsequent to Sep
TENDER 5, 1899, distinguishes him
self by meritorious achievement in
an aerial fight. Pendant from
ribbon striped with blue and gold
Is fleur-de-lis which surmounts =
compass rose. In relief on the rosa
isa swooping American Eagle with
lightning holts clutched In his
talons.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Large Number
Gather To
Honor Dead
Hundreds Assemble For
Solemn Exercises ON
Memorial Day.
THOUGHTFUL ADDRESS
BY SPEAKER OF DAY

What was unquestionably one of
the largest crowds ever to assemble
in Libby to observe Memorial Day
gathered Sunday noon to partici-
pate in paying homage to the menu
ory of the dead who had died in
defense of the nation and to pay
honor to the men and boys who are
battling in the same high purpose
today.
The program was under the able
direction of the American Legion
Post. Large numbers of Legion
naires, Legion Auxiliary, church
and Sunday school and lodge or
CARNATIONS and the Libby fire de-
partment gathered ut the monu-
ment on Boulevard avenue and then
marched to the cemetery for the
holding of the program, followed
by scores of cars carrying Libby
citizens The parade was led by
the Libby high school band.
At the cemetery, the crowd gath
cred around the central flag staff
on which floated Old Glory in
slight breeze. Legionnaires stood in
formation, and lodges and Sunday
school classes, and Girl and Boy
Scouts in uniform all added color
and meaning to the scene. The pro-
gram was presided over by H. r.
Richards, commander OF the local
Post, who spoke few meaningful
words on the purposes OF the day
and then introduced Az -T ~r---,--
a q st JosseaSshRs 1 rsat Eeu Church
The Rev. Father Taylor held the
closest attention of his. large audi
ence in an eloquent and thoughtful
tribute to the living and dead. He
opened with the thought that the
participants were standing on hal
lowed ground, hallowed by the tears
of fathers and mothers, wives and
husbands, sons and daughters when
loved ones were there laid to rest,
also hallowed by the memory OF
the brave men who had died i'm
preserving this land of freedom and
of those who having not died on the
field of battle, still had stood ready
to give their all in the sacrifices
and heat of battle in support OF
America.
The speaker paid touching tribute
to the men who are now once again
fighting to defend those things
which all free men hold dearer than
life itself-freedom to worship God
in the dictates Of ones own con-
science, the right to live ones life
in a land where life can be free
from fear, free from want, and
where freedom Of speech and of
the press is assured, land where
men and women are, free to live
out their own lives. unmolested by
sinister force that in high office
compels them to bow under the
whims of despotism.
The greatest honor can be paid to
the dead--and to the living as well
said the Rev. Father Taylor. by
everyone highly resolving to keep
this land a land of freedom and of
righteousness, and never resting
from the patriotic task of seeing
Continued on page 81
nN
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Il. Year Old.
Boy Kills
Coyote

In RfbIe times David xIew
the biz RANT Goliath With
rock thrown from ! sIinr.hot
and waS considered : r.t;cnel
hero. But xneakinr unon
coyote and killing him With
club Is ! feature stunt not aore
eyerv dsv in. the wear Nv II
year-old bows.
Wesley Han.berry al War
land. are IL. was after the cows
one dav re1entlv and .nala.r.
" ta1ItS -: i; fkiye coyotcI
skulking down low among the
brush not over ID feet away.
He picked up rock and hcaved
1t at the coyotes head and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
ACCEPTS POSITION HERE

Raymond Kujawa arrived in the
city recently to accept position
as assistant superintendent with the
Universal Zonolite Insulation COM
pany. He is being trained as assist
tant to Superintendent John Myers.
MIR. Kujawa is a graduate mining
engineer, having graduated, with
honors, from the Montana State
School of Mines at Butte year ago
He will be joined here by Mrs. ku-
Java somewhat later.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
POMOCNY VYBOR.

NaSi OchOtni krajane, kterl
pfispeli ma mas stanek pr Kar-
nevalu a ma Pomocny Vybor:
Mrs. Zofie Mynaf $500, Mrs.
Tucek $500, Mrs. Zahradka
$500, Mrs. Pernica $500, Mrs.
Dunaja $500, Mrs. Dvorak
$500, Miss Helen Zaoralek
$1.OO, Mrs. Par1zek $1.OO, Mrs.
Moritz $1.OO, Mrs. Turc $1.OO,
Mrs. Krcek $1.00, Mrs. Kout-
mix $1.0O, Mrs. Kozak $1.00 a
zbozf; Mrs. Proxies, dzban a
sklenice, kolacky; Mrs. Broz1k,
kolacky; Mrs. Hausner, cook
les; Mrs. Stach, cookies; Mrs.
Benesch, cookies; Miss Sailing
cup cakes; Mrs. Pokorny, pale
a jelly rolls; Mr.. Strumpfl, fin
ger rolls, chleba; Firma Zade-
ra, vsechen chleba do kuchyne
Mrs. Cesky, tucet lahvi sodo-
vek; Mrs. Zaoralek, p1l tuctu
lahv1 sodovek.
Mrs. Mizerovsky, schranku
ma kapesn1ky, ceskou petikoru-
nu, 1 ID. kavy a maso ma obsa-
zovan1 cd p. Josky; M. Bernat,
6 rucn1kG a tasku; Mrs. Koz-
l1k, panenku, kapesniky, taste
ru; Mrs. Majer, 3 hac. kola /;
Mrs. Vecera, cukr a ovocnou
stavu; Mrs. Linhard, cukr;
Miss Lena Molat, ubrus; Mrs.
Matejka, hac. chair set; Mrs.
Businsky, hac. behoun a decku,
Matej KTfz, 2 tucty vajec Mrs.
Stehl1k, 4 ID. svestek, 3 ID. ka-
Wy, 4 plechovky syrubu, 8 ba-
lick1 cokolady, 3 balfcky nudl1,
balfckd voskoveho papiru a
8 balfcky papfru do kuchyne
Mrs. Hrabanek, ovocnou stavu.
Vsem darcGm a tenn kteT1 ja-
kymkoliv zpGsobem pfispeli
patti mas srdecny dix!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
ZPRAVA KE KARNEVALU
z BINGO STANKU.

My vine, re vsichni tt, kteff
sez1castnili Karnevalu, Sc vel
mi dobTe pobavili a ii, kter1
NELL dobry 1mysl ale nemohli
pTijfti = prisli o mnoho.
Pocasf bylo idealni, navstev-
nfci byli velmi stedf1 a tim Sc
stale, re cely podnik Sc vydafil.
D9kuji vsem, kteT1 Sc pfici-
Mill O zdar Bongo-Stanku a vde
elm re srdce "a mnozstv1 PEEK
nych a uzitecnych dark1, KITE
re zpestfily mas stanek. Pone-
vadz jich bylo bezpoctu, ne
mohu uvesti kazdy zvlast, bych
Sc uvarovala nepTfjemnosti, re
jmeno nektereho darce by by
10 vynechano. Toz kazdemu
darci vyslovuji tis1cere d1ky.
Doleji uvad1m jmena penez-
Mich darc1, kteTi mne d1verive
powerful, bych sama ucinila
vhodny nakup vyher "a ne.
Zvlastnf dix patti Ground
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Karneval!

Ones pTinasime jednotlive
zpravy nekterych stankG.
Penszni Diary odevzdane pro-
strednictvim odbocky {. N. S.
We prospect "Karnevalu" ko-
naneho We dnech 6. a z. srpna
1943.
Mr.. a Mrs. Josef Bflek SIS,
PAM Josefa Taborska SIS, PAM
Marie Pokorny 81, pant Marie
SochGrkova 81, p. Vastly Kar-
penko So, Nejmenovana So,
DR.. a Mrs. Charles Marek SIS,
Mr.. a Mrs. E. Kliment SIS, Mr.
a Mrs. Bernard Marek So, Ant.
Marek So, Mrs. Jos. Jerabek
So, Mrs. Torovsky 81, Mrs. Ma
RE Sappe So, Mr.. a Mrs. Ferd.
Kalas SIS, Frant. Hejduk 81,
Mrs. C1saT So, Mrs. Kozlik 81,
Margaret Jezek 81, Karel Por-
kat So.
Vecne dairy: = B. Patrick,
ubrus a set pot holders; pf. P.
Pelz. set nadobf; Mrs. Kalivo-
da, saticky; Bob. Cihlar, 4 ko-
Sticky ma paratka; Rudolf Da-
Wis, kejk a cukrov1; Frant. Ri
hova, "a ID. mouky a 2 ID. ka-
Wy; Jan Kaspar, 10 Id. mouky
a 2 Id. kavy; Marie Mares, 10
kusd zvoneckG R1zena Klimes
2 povlaky a skleneny obrazek;
pf. Svitak, 3 hackovane decky
pf. Torovsky, 4 zinky, 4 kapes-
Milky, salku a slintacek; B. Ma
Mon, pansky toilet set; A. smr-
ha, 2 vazicky a peprenku Sc
solnickou; A. Cesky, | ID. cafe;
Bozena Koubfk, slepici; Anna
Mizerovsky, kvetiny; K. Pro
kes, dzban a sklenice; Marie
Vlk, kejk; Mrs. Karpenko a
Martinez, SO kusG panack1.
VSem darcGm plat1 mas sr-
decny dix.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
MiStnl ZprdVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhE.

- st. Serzant Jan Stock dli
ma dovolen6 v domove svych
rodicG Karla a RGzeny Stock,
2412 Vych. Monument ulice.
= st. Serzant Teddy Micha-
lex zavftal ma 1Odennf dovole-
nou. Teddy je manzelem pf.
Mani Michalkove, rozene Chy-
tire.
= Ma dovolen6 u svych ro-
dicG Emanuela a Hedviky We
cerove, 626 N. Decker ulice
dlel jejich syn Pvt. Emanuel
Vecera.
= Zadame, by nam krajane
laskavs oznamovaIi zpravy O
svych nejdrazsich, kteTi sIouzf
v Ozbrojenych Silach Spoje-
nych StatI.
= Manzele Stepan a Fran
tiska Rfhovi, 800 N. Linwood
Ave. darovali ma Ces. Narodnf
Sdruzenf $500.
= Pr vyletu u Vasfckn v
nedeli, dine 8. srpna vynesla
sbirka pro cesk6 vojfny v Rus
ku $3.50. Odevzdano Pomoc-
menu Vyboru. K tomu dodal
Pomocny Vybor $47.5O a ode
sfla celkem $4,000 ma Gee
choslovak Relief Chicago.
Celkem Ia letosnf rok $4,000.
Srdecne d1ky vSem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

kov7Sumy pc delce II mil. Ze-
leznice spojuj1c1 Charkov S Br-
janskem a Charkov S Beelgoro-
dem, byly jiz pred tim preru-
=
Ruske oddly tankove a me-
chanisovan6 hnaly Sc v nedeli
pc stepi; urazily cd 7 do 10
mil podel Stroke fronty severne
cd Charkova a zapadne cd Bel
gorodu, pfi cemz projely pres
so osad a vesnic.
Prave tax jake obklicujf ru-
ska vojska Charkov, dalsi So
vetske armadnf slozky mfff ma
sever k Brjansku, n~ejvetsf ne
meckoou zakladnu stredn1
fronty. Ruda vojska, postupu-
j1c1 cd tT1 do sedmi mil, osvo-
bodila pres 13 osad a vesnic,
vcetne osady Budnat ,lezfcf II
mil zapadne cd Orla ma hlavn1
zeleznici do Brjanska.
Pr postupu ma Charkov Ru-
sove ukoristili 48 tankG, vcetne
patnacti sedesatitunovych tan
XII "Tygr' V neporusenem sta
WI, coz dokazuje, re N6mcdm
nezbylo casu zniciti valecnou
vyzbroj a material.
Britsky premier Churchill
prijel do Kanady v 1tery, dne
10. srpna a Dude miti konfe-
renci S presidentem Roosevelt
tenn ma kanadske pGde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
z JAMES C.. LUDWIG POST
No. 139. AMERICAS LEGIE..

V rocnf schGzi Postu byli pro
pT1stf rok zvoleni nasleduj1cf
1Tenfci:
Commander, H. r. Steinert;
Adjutant, H. Stecher; Sr. Vice
Commander, S. D. Smith; Jr.
Vice Commander A. J. Novak;
Finance Officer, S. D. Lipsy
Historian, w. Ellinghouse
Chaplain, F. Bocek; Service
Officer, F. T. Brusak; ST.. Color
Bearer, J. Liberatore ;Jr. Color
Bearer, C. Sterba; Sergeant At
Arms, T. Tuna; Post Bugler,
F. w. Peters.
Statn1 konvence Dude Sc ko-
natl We War Memorial Is. a 16.
srpna. Delegaty do teto kon-
vence jsou: H. Steinert, H. Stec-
ker, A. Novak, S. D. Lipsy a C.
L. Hromadka.
Vsichni veterani z l. a II.
Sv6tov6 valky, kteTf mali cest-
ny propoustecf list jsou oprav-
neni ku pT1jmutf "a cleny A.
merick6 Legie. Dalsi informa-
eli mono obdrzeti We sch1zfch
James C. Ludwig Postu No.
1879 a to kazdy 2hy a 4ty ctvr-
tex v mesfci v jejich spolkove
mfstnosti 1888 E. Madison st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
ZPRAVU z
KARNEVALU PRINESEME
PRfSTf TYDEN.
Pravidelna schHze Odbocky &.
N. S. "Pravda Zvitezf" pristi
utery, dine IL. srpna " 8:15
vecer " Sokolovne.
bratri:

OOSCTy - UTdUT1. -
V posledni schulz (cerven-
cove) mel jsem upTimnou ra-
dost neb pres vedro ktere tento
den panovalo napocetl jsem
Vas 25, kteTi .jste nedbali sve-
no pohodlf a prisli jste do nasi
schGze. Doufam, re jste nell
tovali a re pTijdete Ease!
S radost1 jsem pozoroval, re
opet now clenove prichazej1 a
opet podavajf pomocnou ruku!
Sestry = bratff! Vftam Vas
kruh mas. V1tam Vas do ma
81 organisace. Ver1m, re ne
byti idealnejsf organise
ce ma svete! Pracovati a bojo-
vati Ia O%svobozen1 nasi rodne
a snaziti Sc postaviti &C.
skoslovensko do stredu Svobod-
Narod1! KIDD isl jeste O.
talel aneb pro malicherne SLOW
nj pGtky 81 sc mas stranil, zapo-
men. PTijd a postav Sc do ma
SIGH rad ably isl vzdy s CHOU
bou mohl f1ci: ga take zatla-
Gil, ia take prispel menu ma
rodu dobyti Svobodu!"
Ia Vykonny Vybor
Odbocky G. N. S.
"Pravda Zv1tez1"
v Baltimore, Md.
Vas F. Kalas, %tajemn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Gusev nastupcem Majskeho.

Ustanovenl Fedora Guseva,
39leteho, sovetskeho v~yslance
pro Kanadu, nastupcem Ivana
Majskeho v trade velvyslance
pro Velkou Britanii, bylo ozna-
memo moskevskym korespon-
dentem London Telegraph.
Majsky stall sc namestkem ko-
misafe pro zahranicn1 veci a
zdstane v Moskve. Rovnez
Maxim Litvinov, sovetsky vel
vyslanec pro Spojene Staty,
jenz pred nekolika mes1ci pTi-
jel do Moskvy a pfitomne chu-
ravf, nevratf Sc ash do Washing
|tOnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

Hog Pleasure Klubu a jeho Je-
dnote Grounies "a jejich poro-
zumenf a spolupraci.
Peneznf Diary zaslali:
Ground Hog Pleasure Club
$500; Grounies Auxiliary SIS
Vaclav Hrabanek SIS; Mrs. CT
sar Curtis Bay) So; Mrs. Phi
hoda So; Mrs. Legro 81; Mrs.
Svitak (Curtis Bay) 81; Mrs.
Svoboda 81; Mrs. Bonnet 81;
Mrs. Stanek 81; Mrs. Gardner
81; Mrs. Petrl1k 81; Mr.. Pru-
cha 81; Jos. Vonasek 81; Mr..
Hejny 81; Chas. Ceska 81;
Chas. Kudrna 81; Mr. Bernat
81 >Nemohu vzpomenout KIDD?
81, Mr.. Bortlik (Curtis Bay
soc. Celkem $34.50.
Vsem, kterf pomohli a tenn
kterf hrali u Bingo-Stanku u
pr1mne a srdecne d1ky!
TOSof1na PorOutkOv9
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
POFIREB.

- Vpondel1, 9. srpna zemfe-
la pc dlouhe nemoci pf. Sophie
M. Neuschaefer, 818 N. Lu-
zerne Ave. We start 81 let. Byla
vdovou pc p. Johnu Neuschae-
ferovi. Zanechava zde dcery i:
Mari a Catherine. Narodila
Sc v Baltimore. Patfila ku
spolku Mother Seaton Assemb-
ly. Pohreb konal sc We ctvrtek,
IL. srpna re SchimGnkova Po-
hrebn1ho Domova do kostela
sv. K~ateriny a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
E S VYZVEDACI
POD DOZOREM."

Londynsky Daily Sketch"
prinesl zpravu pod uvedenym
nadpisem. Pravf sc V nj, re &C.
skoslovenska vlada oznamila,
re je vySetTovano nekolik &C.
choslovakd v Britanii pro Gin
most proti ceskoslovenskemu
statu, re ministr vnitra Slavik
prohlasil, re jejich cinnost cas-
to pomohla NemcGm a re mno-
II Nemci z Ceskoslovenska
ztratf pc valce ceskoslovensk6
obcanstvf Poole naTfzenf proti
spolupraci csl. obcand S nepTf-
.telem.
Zprava DAILY Sketch" je
zfejm6 zalozena ma projevu
min. Slavika We %. sch1zi Stat
nj rady, V n6mz podal zpravu
O cinnosti ministerstva vnitra.
Zprava podala jednak pTehled
opatfenf, ktera jsou csl. vladou
pripravovana, pro prevzet1
statnf moci, jednak rozbor ST.
tuace donna a situace mezi E.
migrac1 Anglii.
V posledni casti projevil min.
Slavik uspokojen1 mad konso-
lidovanost1 civilnf ceskosloven-
sk6 emigrace, pri cemz odsou-
dill cinnost nekolika rozvratn1-
XII, u kterych sc je treba tazat,
v jakych sluzbach pracujf. Je-
jich cinnost, ktera je sledovana
ministerstvem vnitra a o n1z je
sb1ran material, Dude st1hana
Poole ceskoslovenskych zako-
nj.
Podrobne promluvil min. Sla-
vik O emigraci nemecke z Ces-
koslovenska zejmena o Jaks-
chow a jeho skupine.
"N6mci z Ceskoslovenska -
az ma skupinu vedenou Jaks-
chem = Sc sloucili v jednotnou
protifasisitckou frontu. Jejich
koncepce O Ceskoslovensku je
kladna: uvedomujf 81, prave
tax jake my rozsah a dosah
naseho zahranicnfho mandatu
jakoz i veskere dGsledky nepo-
psatelneho Tad6nf nacistickych
zlocinc1 v nasf vlasti."
Jaksch ma rozd1l cd df1vej-
Ska, kdy l1cil CSR jake ostrov
prave demokracie, vystupuje
nyni mnohdy tax jakoby stall v
radach nasich nepfatel.
"Jeho volani pc autonomii
N6mcG v CSR sleduje separate
sticke zajmy neslucitelne S Il
stavnfm stavem. PTipomfna
nam p6sobeni henleinovc6, kite
rym nestacilo ami uspokojen1 t.
Nv. maximalnfch pozadavkG =
chteli We skutecnosti "Heim-
ms Reich" Stejny osud oceka-
va majesty rfsi jake v protek-
torate. "Muceny lid ceskoslo-
vensky p~ovstane a vykona ne
zadrzitelne bozf soud. Rozho-
dujfcf tn Dude vina, pocet ne
rozhodne."
Vlada pripravuje administra-
tivni opatren1, kterym by byli
zbaveni statn1ho obcanstv1 &C.
skoslovenskeho vsichni ii, kdoz
spoluprac1 s nepT1telem Sc Wy
Tadili z ceskoslovenskeho ma
rodn1ho spolecenstva. Takova
opatTenf by nemohla byt ma ~
mu prfpadnemu jejich potres-
tani. Statni rada vzdala cest
padlym ma domaci fronte. -
C"Nase Noviny."l
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SNATCH.

Ultra, v sobotu, dine IA. srp-
ma oddani budou V 1 hodinu
OdpOledne ma fare sv. Vaclava
snoubenci: p. Erwin J. Cerveny
a 81. Joan West. zenich je sy-
mem znameho ceskeho restau-
ratera krajana Karla Cervene-
no a jeho manzelky Joseffny,
1873 N. C%ollington Ave.
Novomanzele odeberou sc ma
svatebn1 cestu do Philadelphia
a Rehoboth Beach.
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Vdova pc T. Rooseveltovi osla.
villa 81. naroZeniny.

Mrs. Edith Kermit Roosevelt,
vdova pc byvalem presidentovi
Theodore Rooseveltovi, oslavi-
la sve 80. n%arozeniny We SVEN
dome Sycamore Hills. M1sto
formalnf oslavy byl jen robin
ny obed. Ctrnact clenI z jej1
rodiny slouzf " ozbrojenych
sborech Spoj. StatG, mezi mimi
take jeff nejstarsf syn Theo-
dor Roosevelt, ktery je brigad-
MIN generalem.
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LETOsNf uMORNA VEDRA.

V 1tery byl nejparnejsi den
teplota vystoupila az ma SO
stupnG, misty byla pres 100
stupnG. K rano ma stfedu Sc
ponekud ochladilo, ale touzeb-
ne ocekavany dest nepTisel.
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rech Italii jsou jen nedosta-
tecne, vzhledem k prfsne cen
sure, kterou Badoglio zavedl a
dodrzuje.
Jedin6 jest to Svycarsko kan
proniknou nektere informace O
tom CO Sc dele v Italii. Sdelu-
je, re do Italie prijel nemec-
ky zahranicn1 ministr Ribben-
trop, ktery Sc sesel S novym i
talskym ministrem zahranic-
mich vec1 Rafaelem Guarigliou
kdesi v severnim Italii. Pred
poklada Sc, re n6mecky ministr
pozadoval zvedeti, jake jsou
plany Italie v nejblizs1 budouc-
nosti a ohledne jej1 posice vGci
Nemecku.
Julio Morone, T1msky kores-
pondent oficialni spanelske It's
kove kancelare We sve prvn1
zprave pravil, re Rim oznamil,
re Eve valce Sc pokracuje, pro-
toze nepratele Italie nepredlo-
Eli prijatelne %podm1nky k "a
stavenl nepTatelstvl."
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DIP. JOSEF HOGAN C. SIS. R.
Jak jsme jiz drive referova-
Ii oslavil v ned6li, 27. cervna
sv6 kn6zsk6 prvotiny v Chra-
mu Pane sv. Vaclava DIP. Josef
Kocan, &c SIS. R. mas Kodak
baltimorsky.
PodaTilo Sc nam opatriti Sc
jeho obrazek, ktery dnes pTi-
naSlme.