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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Britisher Confers
With Negro Head

NEW YORK - Arthur Creech
Jones. the outstanding member OF
the British Parliament who has
stood up for the r ghts Of the African
people. met las, Tuesday with
group OF Negro 'caders 10 exchange
views on the whole question Of col
onles and colonial POLICY. Mr. Jones,
who is a repr, sentative Of the Brit
ish Labor party and IS parliament
tary private secretary 10 Mr.. Ernest
Bevln Of the British Cabinet, was
accompanied by Colonel Rex Ben
son OF the International Labor or
ice Of The League Of Nations. The
meeting was arranged by Dr. l. d
Reddick OF the New York Public
Library and took place in the
Schomburg Collection OF Negro Lit
egsturc OF the Library.
Mr. Jones outlined tho new dc
OF British Colonial poll
ey in Africa and The West Indies
and held out hope that tho con-
stantly expanding progressive sem
iiment in England would assure the
development and welfare ~ the so.
called colonial peoples. However
he Gid not minimize the difficulties
~ roofing out vested Interests and
ChurChif1 c0IscrV5t cS NcJthcr
d q he gloss over wha, he termed
The BLACK spots" in British policy
and practice. past ard present
The Negro leaders. who repre-
scn.ed several Of the weekly news
papers and the large ns,Ional or
gsniza'ions Inc the National Asso-
cation for the Advancement OF
Co.ored People. Tho Nationa, Urban,
League The March-on-W ashir gion
Movement The Brotherhood Of
S ecpinR Car Portcrs and INC YWCA
affirmed the Interest 81 Negro
Americans IN what was taxing place
n Africa and no We, Indies They
'hanted Mr. Jones FOR MS efforts In
he British Parliament. where he IS
the champion Of the
cause Of the African Colon ais
In The exchange OF views there
Mas show q deep appointment
that Brit.s'i policy. as well as hat
- me Uthcr European NATIONS. had
not been specific IN outlining the
sake Of the African Peoples IN the
war against FaScism There was
Of failure 10 promise do
-ststgs and sell government
10 advanced areas IN West Africa
and IN the West Indies where SUI.
hcient body OF educated colored
leadership already exists There
was general agreement that Amer
icsn opinion should be more active
in is Constructive criticism Of coli
on.al policy in England and else.
where In this way tho progressive
forces would bc strengthened
Among the Negro leaders present
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Race Relations Honor Roll Names II Negroes, Whites
Books OF The Year
Exhibit To Be Held

The national opening Of the Fifty
Books Of the Year EXHIBIT will be
Neid at the main library, Woodward
at Kirby, on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 10. at 800 Paul A. Bennett,
well.known New York book de-
siGner, Will speak informally.
The Detroit showing will be the
first anywhere OF the 1913 selection
OF books adjudged the years best
from the point OF physical excel
Rncc. In making their choices the
board Of judges Of the American
Institute OF Graphic Arts .consid-
cred the books OF l48 publishers.
The exhibit is presented by the
Public Library and the Detroit
Group Of the American Institute OF
Graphic Arm. 1t VII remain on
view until March 10. Admission is
free.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
James c. Evans To
Speak At VIVA. Col.

Prof james c. Evans director OF
the Trade and Technical DIVISION
OF the West Virginia State college
VIII be the chapel speaker at the
vesper services on Sunday. Febru-
airy Z, in the auditorium al 7 pm.
Music Will be furnished by the col
lege choir. U
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Ads To Pay
Tribute To
War Plants

A tribute 10 American war work
crs in the great industries like the
railroads, the telephone. shlpbuild-
ing. motors. and aviation will be
the feature OF a new series OF ad-
vertiSements for Chesterfield cigar
cites. The new series Will run in
newspapers coast-to-cods' and IN
Hawaii and Alaska starting the first
week in February.
The first advertisement In the new
series pays tribute 10 the railroad
workers OF the country, It's caption
They Deliver the Goods" describes
the grand job the railroads arc do
ing in keeping the trains rolling
and seeing 10 il that trooPsr~supplies
and essential traffic get the right Of
way.
The ad says Chesterfclds. too.
deliver the goods they give
smokers what they want because OF
their right combination tblenO OF
the worlds best cigarette tobaccos."
Similarly, another ad in the Series
shows picture OF a transport pilot
and tells how Americas 700, 900
aviation workers make and deliver
planes and other war necessities
to our fighting men all over the
world.
The ad points out how important
cigarettes arc 10 men in the service
and says, That's why billions 90
milder, bcttcr-tasting ChcSterfIelds
are being shipped by train and
truck and ship and plane 10 every
corner OF the globe"
Each ad carries prominently
strong reminder to Back up the
man in uniform: Buy War Bonds. ;.
Write Letters" When a similar re-
hinder was featured in a Chester
field I'D early in January this YEAR,
the Liggett & Myers Tobacco COM
pany, who make ChcS;erlields. re-
cciVcd lot Of favorable comment
about il from tho Treasury Depart
nacnt. from tho general public and
particularly from men in uniform.
Whn- like nothing better than 10 get
letters from their relatives and
friends back home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Income Tax

Ben NJ Greenberg al 1909 Oak
land avenue announces the cont.n-
uaiion OF his complete Income Tax
service. The fact that Congress is
debating whether or not there is 10
be pay as you go plan, does not
excuse persons from fling their
returns by March IS. l943.
Mr. Greenberg has several years
OF experience with the tax prob
lem. He has satisfied many Mich
tgan Chronicle readers in the. past
and is looking forward again to be
-serNice-4 them
He advises the Chronicle readers
to come into his Office at their earl
lest possible moment to avoid the
r. n there viii be around March IS
He Will give everyone his own per-
sonal attention, Office hours-l0
am. 10 Q pm. For appointment,
call MA. $685..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

CHICAGO, fi1-tBNT)-EdWard
H. Morris pracuc.ng attorney FOR
63 years in Illinois before his re-
tirement SIX years ago. died in
Washington las; week OF heart
attack. A. the time OF his death.
the 85-ycar-old barr!s;er was visit
ing with Henry p. Slaughter. a
friend.
Attorney Morris. although retired
from active practice, maintained
close contact with the profession
through his law partner, James
CaShlp. city civil service COM
missioner. until the time OF his
death
Conceded 70 be a leader Of the
legal profession, Morris was equal
~ we'll known as business man,
fnancier. and fga;ernal and Give
leader For many years he was a
prominent fgure in the Odd Fell
lows, and Just prior 10 his retire
ment served as receiver for the de
tunct Binga State bank.
Born In Kentucky
Attorney Morris was born in
Flemingsburg. KY, May 30, 1853,
the son OF Hezckiah and Elizabeth
Hopkins Morrts HIS parents
brought him to Chicago immediate
ly after the Civil war and he was
educated at ST AIMS school and
St Patrick's academy.
In 1879 Morris began the prac-
tice OF law and is believed 10 hold
the record for SO continuous years
OF active service here.
Miss Jcssica d. Montgomery be-
came Mrs Morris. Dec. l6, 1896,
and preceded him in death by 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Beulah Whitby
In Lima, Ohio

Mrs Bculah T. Wh'bv. executive
secretary Of nc Emergency Wei
farc and Evacuation Service 81 the
Office OF CIVILIAN Defense ad-
dressed tho Cly.c Improvement
ASSOCIATION OF Lima, Ono. las,
week.
Mrs WI 'by's subject was "Foun.
dators fo- Tomorrow Here She
showed low - no world ~ %.
morrow We arc going on 2 crusade
~ freedom, and ;aa. Ne harc al
Ways been on crusade FOR free
don.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

years. The lawyer never re-mar-
rcd.
Morris very early in his career
established himself as a civil and
criminal lawyer and public servant
At one time he served as attorney
FOR the town OF South Chicago. and
later was named an assistant coun-
~ attorney. During the years 1890
% and l9O2-04 Morris served as a
Republican member Of the state
house Of representatives
introduced Pension Law
While member Of the house,
Morris introduced the first school
TEACHERS pension law, and a bill
permitting former slaves who had
been united by the then common
law 20 inherit property.
Morris was also responsible FOR
the first law that taxed insurance
companies, and succeeded in getting
an opinion from the state supreme
court UNFOLDING the first Civil
Rights Law in Illinois The case
vas known as Baylles versus Curry
1889.
Another famous case that Morris
hGured in was that involving the
crash OF tie baSalle Street Bank
and Trust company under Munday.
Walsh and LorImer, financial and
political characters of their pc
Rod.
After the race riots Of the early
POS, Gov. Frank Lowden appointed
him a member OF the Race Rela-
tons committee. Morris also was
member at one time OF the Hi
nois Constitutional convention, and
later was named a member Of 9TH
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

working in cooperation with the
United States Bureau of Mines. plant
Is under construction IN Venezuela TO
develop an extensive dcsopt OF high
grade asbestos that has been discov-
cred in that country.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

$50 Z. Hancock, Apt. /, from
1890 am. to $50 pm. Temple
l-0072. All are welcome to help
us pray for Victory and everlast-
ing peace.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

BROTHER DIES IN ST. LOUIS
Nat Walker, 1892 st. Antoine
street, was called 10 ST. Louis last
Friday because Of the death OF his
brother.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

There are about 10000 Dlcsei-typs
motor vshioiss In use In the Western
Hsmifphsrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

India has two factories ranufsctur-
ing producer-gas plants and four more
are being built
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Whites:

Or. Franz Boas. tdied Dec 2N dis
Tin Ewshed snthropolosist, whose
scientific studies have done much
&c shstter the myth OF race
Wendell L. Willkie. Who has
frankly spoken out for the rights
o. Negroes and the common man
the world over.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

has maintained 4 consistent liberal
isn ifNs land 1heft II takes cour-
age to be liberal.
The National Maritime Union. for
supporting Captain Mulzac in his
hSh; for recognition and for its un-
compromising stand against racial
discrimination in the employment
Of It's members.
The Survey Graphic. for its spe-
e;sl issue Of last November, entitled
Color: Unfinished Business OF De-
mocrscy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
CIendm Ceskeho Narodnlho Sdruze.
nj We Statu Maryland, Washington,
Virginii, vsem upfimnym
CechOslovakdm;
Sestry a bratri:-

Sestry a bratri:-
Tuto nedsli, 26. zaTi nasky-
ia Sc nam ojedinsla prrilezitost
Ia prve: Vyslechnouti naseho
zastupce ku Sjezdu, br. Franka
Balka, pTedsedu Krajskeho w
boru a Oblastniho Vyboru Ma
rodni Rady z New Yorku a Ces-
koslovenskeho Generalniho
Konsula Karla Hudce.
Ia druhe: Bratr j. Palecek,
tajemnik Krajskeho Vyboru z
New Yorku prinasi nam pohy-
blive obrazky re zivota naseho
vojska a re zivota Presidential
Osvoboditele Tomase Masary-
ka. Pros1me touto cestou cleny
Odbocky Belcamp, Curtis Bay,
Washingtonu, komu jen trochu
mono, prijdte mezi mas. Tyto
zpravy re Sjezdu jsou dilezite
pro kazdeho z mas, a mIze byti
ujiSten kazdy navstsvnik, re
jest srdecne vitan " nasem sire
du. Vstup jest uplns volny a
zadne sbirky konany nebudou,
nesmi tudiz byti zadnych wy
mluv re nemohou prijiti.
Odbocka ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni "Pravda Zvitszi" dou
fa, re tuto nasi zadost nezapo-
menete a tuto nedsli udslame
81 vSichni dostavenicko " Balti-
morske Sokolovns, rob Gay a
Preston ulic. Zacatek We $3.50
odpoledne.
NaSe sestry Yam pripravuji
male obcerstveni ktere Dude u
pine zdarma.
POZOR!u - Pred uzaver-
kou teto zpravy dovidame Sc
re pan Generalni konsul Hudec
jists pTijede a "a thema pred
81 vybral "JAKY BUDE
MIR - A JAKY BY 81 CE-|
CHOSLOVACI MIR PRALI!"
Zajiste velice zajimave pro
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Ia rucnf prace bylo pTijato
Mrs. Toula prodala rucnfch
pracf "a $4,000; Mrs. And. Pc
tr $500; Mrs. Primus $500;
Mrs. AL. Janata dar $500.
Mrs. Mizerovsky darovala
move spodnf pradlo, satstvo a
latky a pT1pravy k sit1.
Zacaly jsme op6t nase sici
hodiny. Prosfme vsecky nase
Cechoslovacky, ably prisly a po-
molly ma praci, ktera jest We
prosp6ch nasich nejpotrebnej-
SIGH, sirotkG a valecnych obet1.
Sijeme We stredu odpoledne
We skole Aug. Herman. PTipra-
vujeme Sc ma predvanocni
'trh." u mas jsme tomu T1kali
"jarmark." K tomu 1celi bu-
deme potfebovati take nejak6
Diary rucnich praci. Pripravuj-
tie jak Yam cas- stacf, ably w.
sledek byl CO ~nejvetsf. Tento
podnik Dude spolecne s Ces.
Mar. Sdruzenlm.
Podrobnejsl zpravy o tom u
slysfte pozdeji.
Ia vsecky Diary a podpory
dGkuje vsem
Pomocny Vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
POHRBY.

= 18. zaT1 pochovano bylo
re SchimGnkova PohTebn1ho
Domu ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele decko Mace, ktere Sc ma
rodilo Mercy nemocnici II.
zaTf a tehoz dine zemTelo. Ro-
dice zemreleho detatka jsou
Russell a Marie Mace, rozena
Campanaro.
" sobotu, 10. zaTf zemTe-
la vdova p1. Minnie Deck, ro-
zena Horst, We start 70 let. By
dlela v elsie 2452 E. Eager ul.
Narodila sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc We stTedu,
22. zaTf re ~SchimGnkova PohT'.
Domu do kostela sv. Kateriny a
odtud an hfbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele Ia assistance vlp. Daviese.
" nedeli. 10. zari zemre-
la v Maryland General nemoc-
nici p1. Elizabeth Heilker, ro-
zena Frommer, z els. 915 Mont
pelier st. We start 63 let. Marc
dila Sc V Baltimore a byla man
zelkou Josefa V. Heilkera.
PohTeb konal sc We ctvrtek,
%. zaT1 re SchimGnkova PohT.
Domu do kostela sv. Bernardo
a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele "a assistance vlp. Grit
fitha.
" sobotu, 18. zar1 zemTe-
la v nemocnici sv. Josefa pi,
Mary B.. Tromer, rozena Ben
mes z cfsla 2513 Ashland Ave.
Narodila sc v Baltimore. Zane
chava zde manzela Williama
S. Tromera a dceru.
POhTeb konal Sc We stredu,
22. zaTl re ~SchimGnkova PohT.
Domu ma Baltimore hTbitov.
= Jeden re stare ceske gar
dy opet odesel ma vecnost. Una
my osadn1k a hostinsky pan
Frank j. Soukup st., zemTel v
1tery, dine FL. zaTf We SVEN do
move 2212 Ashland Ave. By
star 70 roxy. Narodil Sc v &c,
skoslovensku. Manzelka jehC
pf. Barbora Soukupova jej pred
nekolika roxy pTedesla ma vec.
most. Odchodu jeho zelf dftky
Frances Noeth, Josephine Re.
hak, Frank Soukup Jr., Albert
ISoukup a Anna Gill.
Prinalezel ku Katolickemu
Sokolu, k Myslivcdm sv. JiTf 9
Maryland Lozi, jejichz delega.
ce doprovod1 zemreleho elena
ma posledn1 jeho ceste. Pohfet
Dude Sc konati z domu smutkU
v sobotu rano, 25. zaff do kos.
|tela sv. Vaclava a odtud ne
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
assistance vlp. Frantiska Vonas.
ka. PohTeb vypravi p. Kare
E. Schim1nek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
NASfM CTENARUM!

Ma druhe strane naSeho listu
nachazf sc zvlaStn1 ornament
fly. Gunther Brewing Co. Tento
znamy pivovar nabfzf yam
zdarma knizku O 40 strankach:
"Jak lepe ziti "a meme pensz
" dobs Valky!" Kn1zecka Ia
to by nemela schazeti v zadne
csl. domacnosti.
K~rajane, nezapomente vypl-
niti kupon, napiste vase jmeno
a adresu a zaslete ma adresu
GUNTHER BREWING CO.,
BALTIMORE "a, MD.
JESTE ONES!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
KRAJANE!!!

Narid'te 81 dnes " patek cd
3:15 do 3:45 odpoledne Vase
radia ma stanici WCBM a wy
slechnste ma ceskem programu
"DEDICI TABORA" proslovy
dHstojnikG Csl. armady: hrdiny
letce kap. K~utelvaSra, podpluk.
letce Hesa a pluk. Spaniela, csl.
vol. attache z vyslanectvi We
Washingtone.
Jmenovani promluvi " ramci
kampanG "Valecnych BondG'
podniknute nasimi ceskymi
Stav. a Spor. Spolky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
ZAPIS DO VEcERNfCH
SKOL.

z Departmental Vyucovanf Sc
oznamuje, re zapis do Vefej-
nych Vecernfch Skol Dude Sc
konati 6. a 7. T1jna cd 7:30 dc
$3.50 vecer.
Obyvatele z Baltimore skol-
ne neplati. Nechte Sc zapsati
We skole nejblizsf vaseho SOU
sedstvi.
Letos Dude take otevrena
Vecernf Vyssi skola v PolytecE
nice. Pro blizs1 informace "a
volejte UN iversity $500 behen
dine a vecer Cd 6. do 9. UN nj
versity COIL a vyzadejte 81 spo.
jeni S divisf vzdelan1 dospe'
|lych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
ZVEME VAS SRDECNE MA
card PARTY" c. N. S.
v PONDELf. DINE q. RfJNA.

Name "a sebou rok plny L.
spechu spojeneckych vojsk.
Zrovna pred rokem Montgome-
ry udefil ma nemeck6 vojsko u
Ell Alamein a zacal jednu z mel
sk~velejs1ch operac1 We vojenske
historic. Pred rokem sc dokon-
covaly posledn1 .pr1pravy obdi-
vuhodne pfesneho planu obsa-
dit Severn1 Afriku spojenecky-
mi vojsky. Pred rokem, zatfm
co zufil zoufaly BOZ v ulicich a
domech rozbit6ho Stalingradu,
sovetska vojska sc Tinula tajne
kolem tSalingradu, ably obklf-
ella armada generala Pauluse.
Pred rokem pfesla iniciativa Ike
spojeneckym vojsk1m. Nezna-
mena to, re vftezstvf je V kap-
Sc. Tezke boje .jsou pred nami.
Nesm1me poleviti We SVEN 1sili
podporovati nase vojska vsemi
svymi silami a prostredky. Rok
dspechG ma valecnem poll dava
nam vSak jistotu V konecne vi
teZstv1. Bl1z1 Sc den osvoboze-
mi ujarmenych narod1 a bl{zf
Sc den, kdy Dude ma mas, aby-
chom pomahali temto nestast-
nym, dusevn6 a telesne ubitym
lidem. Mus1me Sc pTipraviti
ma to nejhors1. Musime 81 u
vedomiti, re Nemecko We SVEN
1silf oddaliti porazku Dude bo-
jovati, ne do posledn1ho nemec-
keno voj1na, ale do posledni ST.
ly ceskeho deln1ka v nucene
praci v nemeckych tovarnach,
do poslednfho hrnce mleka &C.
skeho decka, do poslednf skyvy
chleba, do posledn1ho kousku
odevu lid V obsazenych 1ze-
mich. Bude to smutny obraz,
S kterym Sc setkame, az zbavf-
me obsazene 1zem1 jeho utla-
covatelG. Vojska nase budou
uv1tana nadsene osvobozenymi
lidmi. Budou to vsak Tide Wy
hladovel1, chatrne odenf, pod
vyzivenf, S ocima plnyma pro-
Ute hrGzy a utrpen1 a Tide ne
mocn1. Kdo by z mas zde, KITE
II pres rGzna omezen1 zijeme v
pomernem padbytku, chtel jim
odepf1ti prvn1 vydatny obed "a
dlouha hladova leta, kdo by je
necht6l chraniti prot zine,
KIDD by jim odepfel leku v ne
moci, KIDD by Jim nechtel vratiti
dGveru v lidstvo?
c. N. S. uklada nyn1 500 Sc
branych pen6z ma povalecnou
pomoc Ceskoslovensku. Pade-
sat cent? z kazdeho dolaru,
ktery date ma G. n. S. pomIze
nekomu u mas donna v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Podporujte podniky
G. N. S.
Odbocka G. N. S. v Baltimore
porada "Card Party v ponde-
II, dine 4. T1jna v 8 hodin vecer
v Sokolovn6. Bude Sc hrati
Bingo o grocerie a veci potTeb-
ne v domacnosti. Cena vstup-
neho je 35c i S DAM. Zadame
nase krajany ably pTispeli Diary
penezn1mi, vecnymi a pecivem
do kavov6ho stanku. Doufame,
re prijdete v hojnem poctu ma
|tento prvn1 podnik pc letnlm
odpocinku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
ZASLANO
Z WASHINCTONU.

70 ukOncenl letn1 seZony 5ho
zaf1 clenove "Czechoslovak-
American Centre" Sc opet sesli
v Jejich spolkove mfstnosti v
"Pythian Temple" k Tadne me-
slcnl schulz. Vzhledem k to-
mu, re mnoho nasich CLIENT v
tento den muscle pracovati Ga
ko vsude jinde We valecnych to-
varnach) schdze byla jenom
prumerne navst1vena.
Sch1ze zahajena br. pfedse-
dou Ptackem a pc vycerpani
bezneho programu bylo prikro-
cen0k navrhu jestli by bylo
mono neclm pfispeti nasim
krajan1m Baltimore, kterf,
Jak znamo 81 wall "a 1kol Sc
hnati dostatecnou sunni pence
We valecnych bondach 3ti Va
lecne PGjcky, ktera je ted v
proudu k z1skanf jednoho bonn
bardaku, ktery by pomahal nj
citi nacisticke lupice a vrahy.
Tento bombardovacf letoun,
jak znamo nasi ceske verejnos-
II ma nesti heslo Masarykovo
"Pravda v1tezf." ByIo navrh-
nuto ably Centre" zakoupil
bond v Gene $500.
Vzhledem k tomu, re pokIad-
mix nemel tolik pence ma hoto-
vosti, byl pfijat navrh "Execu-
tive Board" jejichz clenov6 Sc
sesli v mlstnosti br. tajemnfka
Druzby, usporadati "Bingo
Party" a cisty prfjem ably byl
pouzit k tomuto 1celu. Byla O.
taxa kde sehnati mistnost KITE
ra by vyhovela. z nesnazf mas
vytfhnul br. Krouti1, ktery z
vym1jecnou obetavostf nabfd-
null jeho hostinskou mistnost
1900 = King St., V Alexandra
bezplatne. Ne jenom to, ale
daroval take velky sud piva,
zasoby j1del a kuchyhi k tomu-
to ucelu.
TAX 12ho zaT1 Sc sesli nasi
clenove a jejich pTatele i hoste
z Annapolis v hojn6m poctu k
tomuto "Bingo Party. Bratrj
Ptacek, Kroutil a Druzba Sc O.
taceli kolem "baru" ably Sc co
nejv1ce piva vycerpalo z KITE
reno vytezek byl pripocten k
cistemu zisku. S d1ky musime
podotknouti, re clenkyne Gen
tru" pTisp6chaly s jejich kola-
ci, buchtami a mnoho jinych
zakuskG, ktere pTisp6ly ku IDA
ru celeho programu.
Take jednotlivci zakoupili
bondy ktere byly pTipocteny k
tomu samemu 1celu. Krajan6
z Baltimore vyslali p. F. Kala-
Sc, ktery bondy vyplnil a wal
S sebou do Baltimore. Nenf
nam znamo dnes dopodrobne v
jake sumo byly bondy zakou-
peny a ami pT1jem z "Bingo
Oznamfme pozdeji v
tisku dplny vysledek.
Nejenom re t1mto zp1sobem
jsme sehnali castku pence k to-
muto ddlezitemu podniku, ale
jsme 81 jisti, re vsichni pr1tom-
nj Sc vyborne pobavili.
Ia to vse v prvn1 Fade deku-
jeme co nejuprfmneji br. Krou-
tilovi a p1. Kroutilove "a jejich
ochotu a nezistnost, "a jejich
praci, namahu a Diary. Ukazali
mnohym jak by Sc melo praco-
vati pTi podobnych pT1lezitos-
tech. Nejenom re br. Kroutil
S p1. Kroutilovou venovali tolik
rdznych vec1, ale oni zakoupili
bondy v Gene $500. Mnozf kra-
jane by 81 NELL witt pT1klad z
teto obetavosti.
Jeste jednou upr1mny dix
vsem, kteTf k tomuto podniku
jakkoliv prispeli.
Dopisovatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24

Madison & Bradford STAY. Spolek
Cesky Americky Stav. Spolek
Sv. Vaclava Stav. Spolek els. 1.
SUPERINTENDENT Ces. Stav. Spolek
Slavic Ces. Stav. Spolek
Cesky STAY. Spolek "Pokrok"
'Zlata Praha" Stav. a Spor. Spolek
Ces. STAY. Spolek "Slovanstvo"
Paramount & Chapel st. Stav. Spolek
North Bond st. Ces. STAY. Spolek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
September FL, 1913.

Mr.. Anthony J. Svejda
20 Observation-Disclosures
Building Associations
2417 E. Monument Street
Baltimore = 5, Maryland
Dear Mr.. Svejda.-
We have transmitted to Mr..
Walter N. Ruth, Executive Ma
mayer, Maryland War Finance
Committee, your report of to-
day accounting for Third War
Loan Bond purchases totaling
$306, 1880 in connection with
the "Buy A Bomber" campaign
by the eleven Czecho-Slovakian
Building, Loan and Savings AS
sociations in Baltimore. He has
been requested to forward the
usual certification to Washing
ton and obtain a photograph of
the Bomber bearing the name
Truth Prevails in accordance
with the wishes of the sponsors.
We congratulate the officers,
members and friends of the e.
leven associations upon their
accomplishment, and thank .e-
veryone participating in your
activities upon this successful
Third War Loan promotion.
You have again demonstrated
a highly commendable spirit of
cooperation with our Govern
ment's about war program.
Please convey our sincere ap-
probation to everyone who
took part in your program.
Sincerely yours,
Charles H. Robson, Jr.
Vice Chairman
Maryland War Finance
Committee.