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The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23
OF PERMANENT ALL NEGRO THEATRE


lowed a spectacular trail to Holly
wood. where he has recently COM
pleted the role of Rochester in the
Twentieth Century-Fox version of
the classic Jane Eyrie."
Welles was twenty-one when he
made his first splash in theatre
waters as director Of the WPA.
Federal Theatres all Negro pro-
duction OF Shakespeare's Mac
beth" 1t was not wenes' first
entrance into the theatre; he had
worked with the Abbey Players
in Dublin. Ireland, at the age Of
Is. AT IS he WIS playing Romeo
opposite Katharine Cornell in the
latter's pre-Broadway tour of Re
meo and Juliet" and when the play
opened on Broadway, he played
the part of Mercutio.
Welles' association with the Fed
eral Theatre Project came about
through his friendship with John
Houseman. When the latter was
appointed to head its New York
City Negro unit, he Immediately
invited WeIles to join his staff as
a director.
For sometime however. months
before the Federal Theatre Project
became even a vision, Welles and
Houseman had talked about the
idea Of doing an all-Negro produc-
ton Of Macbeth Welles began
Gen. Repairing Motor Tune-ua
HENDERSON CASINO GARAGE
Body and Fender Work
Battery, Etc.
RES. PHONE HA, 1926
\. +. Corner oath & Grant s..
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23

Appearing prominently in an i'm
pressive supporting cast are Wal
ter Catlett, Ernest Truck, Alan
Dinehart. George Dolenz, Richard
Lane and Rex Ingram.
Comical complications follow
each other in quick succession IN
til the exciting and satisfying eli
max of the story in which spark
ing dialogue is said to be featured
in generous portions.
Michael Fessier and Ernest Pa
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23

III WEEK

John L. Lewis was asked by the
WLB to call miners back to work.
Jck Fadden. s. of 1913 South 27th
Street. struck by a dairy truck
late Friday afternoon, died on the
way to a hospital.
Wendell L. WiIlkie lists his pol
icy stand dedicated to removal Of
the administration.
Jack Grunde a Brooklyn. n. Y.
grocer offers to turn the business
of his store over to the OPA.
Lend Lease Aid uses to be check
ed by U. S. Congress beginning
Nov. 1.
Bert G. Bertram told the nation
al railroad conference the nation
is in desperate need Of scrap Of
iron and steel.
Read the OMAHA GUIDE for all
the news.
The Nebraska Baptist Conven-
ton declared opposition to dis
| examinations against Negro serv-
ice men and women who are In
able to secure adequate food and
lodging.
Mr.. James Richardson entertains
some friends in a northside busin-
ess place.
Supreme Justice Black surprised
other members by coming in the
court without his robe.
Sgt. Joe Louis makes many
friends by visiting in government
hospitals.
District Court Justice F. Dick
son Let's Of Washington, DC. tics
up funds Of a building labors and
hod carriers union in the capitol
city.
A. B oliver victor Colorado min
er burned 10 uodLn III HIS
Eleander G.. Bats and Frank D.
Smith found guilty in Chicago Of
sending gold to Germany.
Capt. Grooms entertains some
friends in a northside business
house.
The Lake street shoe repair shop
is being dressed UP and decorated
Many people taken time on to
be on North gath ST. Sunday Oct.
18th.
Attorney John Adams ST., con-
verses with a friend on a oath and
Kansas street car.
Mr.. Prestige the popular night
policeman at the Omaha main post
office made a call on the dentist
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23
BY EDWARD G.. PERRY

Orson We1les' former Negro as
sociates in the New York theatre
are still corfi1ert that some day
he viii keep an oft-made promise
to lay aside all else for a time
and return to New York to aid in
the establishment Of a permanent
Negro theatre.
Welles' stage prominence began
in the Negro theatre and has fol-
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23

Before you 60 to see M-G-M's 'Lassie
Come Home" make room In your hearth
4 r. +
Room for tender feeling, stirring emo
ton, the magic Of laughteri
y 4 4
"LassieP is that kind Of picture.
Produced from the glowing pages Of
Eric Knights beloved novel.
y \ 4 n
You could say it was a story Of a boy
and his dog.
And that would be true.
You could say that it was really a story
about real people and love and laughter
and the things that make life good!
X 4 4
That would be true, too.
n = 4 n
But you have to see 'Lassie" to catch
the living wonder Of the storv-to know
It's deep-down appeal
= \ \ r ~
Even the glorious Techni-
color in which this picture ENA
Is filmed seems to have a
special glowI
r X X +
And Roddy Nc
Dowall and low -
able Lassie are
the kind of boy
and his dog
you'll want to @sN
adopt. -
Your heart will COME
adopt them bothl uouE
4 Il h 4 ssur
'Lassie Come ~
Home" is now run
ming At New York's
Music Hall Hall 10y n e7
s!ss5 ss @aRs5 ss2'':: i1 -
sing its praise. G.
/ love a 'Iassie" %
"a
P.S. How about a Bond today?
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23

settle a series Of inter-company
quarrels which were about to dis
rupt the Macbeth" company's
highly successful tour.
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23
BY I'll. W. Smith
WE 645s

The Hotel Regis and the walters
of the White Horse Inn crew are
tops at all times with a very pleas
ant smile trying to please and Mr..
Pierson and Mr.. Branch serving at
all times.
The walters at the Hill Hotel,
Mr.. Clip Gordon and Mr.. John Phil
fps and Mr.. Stevens are real serv-
ice men at all times.
sAs%4
Brother John Evans is the top
man at the Rome Hotel and is a
very quick stopper.
The NAACP is very much in
need Of everyone to take out a
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23

membership as we ali should be
very good srokes in the wheel.
#@%%s
The RR boys are on the up and
go on service on wheels. Mr.. Rov
McCalister, Mr.. Luther johnson,
Mr.. Linwood Hall and all of the
boys are on the job.
*#ss&
Mr.. Jones formerly Of the Ath-
letic Club is doing the honors with
the other boys at the Blackstone
Hotel.
The Fontenelle walters are very
much out in front on fine service.
&**s<
Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Geo. Thomas
the two streamlined room service
men are doing the job in a very
fine manner.
The Omaha Club walters with
Capt. Earl Jones and Nj. Frank
Buford are in the front line on
service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-10-23

NNEAE 3-A1 4ALA OLASlC lily RAO44L-
ton became 2 reality.
But when Welles Joined the Fed
eral Theatre Project in 1895, he
had already completed his adapt
alton of the play and was ready
to place it into production. His
adaptation of Macbeth" had no
Negro idoms, unless one cen
the fact that the scene of Shakes
peare's tragedy was changed from
Scotland moors. the locale Of Jane
Eyre" to Haiti's jungles during
the early 10Th century reign Of the
great Negro slodier- emperor.
Christophe. The only real change
in the play, however. was Welles
creation of a new part. that of the
Witch Doctor, Hecate, which was
simply done by giving him the best
Of the Witches speeches.
While there were some of welles
theatre associates who doubted that
he would ever be able to do a sue
cessful all Negro production Of
Macbeth" he never lost faith in
his own talent and ideas or in the
ability of the actors he had chosen
to portray the roles. This was not
strange, since, he believed in the
beginning that Rose McClendon
was not only a great Negro actress
but that she was one of the worlds
great tragediennes, and it was be
cause Of this he felt she would
have been just the right actress
for the role of Lady Macbeth.
When the casting Of Macbeth"
was completed. WeIles began work
ing individually with each of the
principal actors. There were long
nightly sessions with Edna Thorn
as lady Macbeth) an Jdack Carter
Macbeth) in his Greenwich Village
apartment. When the entire com
pany was finally brought together,
the Welles temperament could
not stand the noises in the theatre
during the day, so the rehearsals
began at midnight and continued
! until early morning hours.
Those early morning rehearsals
will probably live long in the mem
cries of al those associated with
the Federal Theatre production Of
Macbeth" After long hours Of
rehearsing under the terrific pres
sure Of Welles' direction, there
would be a pause for a few NOM
ents relaxation, at which time san
dwiches and coffee-...and ire
uuently beer would be provid-
ed for the company. All the re
freshments were usually provided
by Welles, it was one of his
friendly and generous gestures
which endeared him to the com
pany. since at that time his funds
were almost as meagre as theirs.
. Those were the days, which prob
ably seem far away to him now.
when he had only the income from
a 15-minute daily radio stint and
his Federal Theatre job. So to bu~
/ food for about 100 actors and 9th
er workers in the theatre almos
every night put an awful dent !
his small income.
The opening night Of Macbeth
probably began the Welles tradit
ion of doing things in the showiest
manner possible. He saw to il
that it was done with all of the
necessary fanfare and glitter.
Certainly Harlem had never before
seen anything like it. There were
tremendous searchlights playing
y - ~
II Ne
~ 80
hated audience that was as smart
r
- una +baTa rs
TOUT Dlochs away
All M UhrHh went m <hnu~ yEFtEt
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The hilarious results of a secret
marriage are said to be revealed
with extraordinary effect in Uni
versal's Fired Wife.
The new comedy-drama. starring
Robert Paige and Louise Allbrit-
ton, is announced as one Of the
most mirthful and entertaining
pictures in the current array of
fun films. Diana Barrymore and
Walter Abel have leading featured
roles.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Drei Amerikaner

Wen der New York Times. Frsisss. Z. Jsn. 1887
Aim letten Gage Oes alten Sab
res famen orei Wtitslieoer Der ame-
ritaniihen 6lusmaffe in MuSiibung
ibrer Hfliht bel DEM Startungliid
e,nes Wfarineflugseuees im 3afen
uon San Suan (Sorto 9tico) ums
&eben: 2eutnant Gomaro MoQorD
Gogel aus grtpin (5enneiiO, Sliie
Goldberg, pom 3eugamt Der Slug
marie, aus ser 8ronr uno Jlug3eug.
ntedanifer gomin S. Sipo,psfp, aus
gsaufegan (Sainois). slm letten
:Vfittpoh lpurben Die orei auf benz
Varniionsfrieoboi bon Santurce
Seite an Seite beigeiest. Oifi3iere
uno 0fitglie0er ibrer Staffel trugen
De 8abren. Die gan5e Staffel mar
nnsgeriift. Gin proteitantiiher Ba-
itor bielt Die Sotenanoadt fir SO.
gel, Elm fatboliifer Yrielter fir
tSipoipsfp ltn0 Elm Nabbiner fit
Goldberg. Die Jlagse. fir Die iie
ibr Se6en gaben, tpebte iber ibnen
i'm 8inoe. Die Glotte er,pies aIen
ole aleiden gbren. Die Neridieoen.
belt oes 8efenntniiies trennte iie
nidt. Ser gemeiniam @laube an
ibre Sade uno an oie 1reibeit ei.
nigte lie, wie er al Sic MiIlionen
elnigt, Die Die ameritanii9e Uniform
trQQeu."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Nazis-in Theorie und Praxis
zshn Jahre Tod und zersieerung.

Na5i-Gbeien: rDas Gbriitentum
itebt auf gleiher Stmfe nit Dem
&pmlt1uniSmus."
rOie aebn @ebote biloen cine gu.
iammenfaiiung ser nieori9iten
Snitinfte ser Menjhbeit.
.Gas l1eble pergebt, nno bas @u.
te bleibt beIteben. MuS oieem
@runoe muB Sic fatboliihe Stride
Derihminoe,,."
Hroris:
Muf einem ,0ffentliden Hlas in
Sal3bnrg lpuroen tauienoe reli.
gioier Sf)riiten berbrdnnt.
Nus Holen tpuroen 80 Hrp5ent
bes alerus III oeutihe &on5entra.
tionslager 0eportiert.
Sn Sen oeutihen 3aoioprogranl-
rnen iino ieglibe religioien Sbe.
men uno @ottesoienite pcrpont.
Muh i'm &eibe ielbit lino 10000
fatboliide Sduleu geibloiicn
tpor0en.
6. Tbeorie:
&inber ma:nberwerti8er mno nm.
termorfener @aiIen ,niHem redt.
seitis Iermen, Der 9errenraiIe sn
bienen.
Yraris:
Aus beri6iebenen Seilen Ser.
biens tpuroen bon Sen Oeutiben
100000 &inoer aufeegriiien lmb
ge5lpungen, nod Oem Ncid)e 81
,naridieren. l1ntertpegs ,purOcn
sic 2inSer nit @ras un0 @ur-
seln eefiittert uno se5uunscn,
aus nerieubten Siimpien Waiier
su trinten Oieienigen &inSer, Die
bieien &mngermarih iiberlcbten,
tpuroen in Mrbeitsla9ern unterge.
bradt un6 erbielten es einge.
bIGut, baB iie gu elmer ninoeren
Sfaiie geboren, sic OeiltidlanO
Oienen inuB.
Z. 9beorie:
Die SntereFen Der 9errenraiIe
geben ttetS Oor.
Hraris:
Iue 0eutiden miiiien gut erndbrt
iueroen. Sn Granfreih lit sic &C.
iun0beit Der gan5en Station megen
2ebensmittelmansels in 8efabr-
aber togtdsIid) seben 0radt5iige,
pollbelaOen nit Nabrungsmitteln,
mad Deutihlano. Sn 8elgien
miiiien in ben Stdoten mebr ais
oie &dlfte ser Shulfinber tag.
aus, taeein obne GriibItiid meg
geben. Sn Holen iino sic 8auern
10 melt seilinfen, oab iie sic Sin.
Be bon 8Gunen uno sic S6ute
bon Tierfaoapern foben.
3mei greiie 8elgier i'm sitter bon
73 un6 SO Sabren pueten es,
engliiben Glieeern ltnterihlupf
unb gifen 5u geben, iinb ipurSen
oafiir gum Tooe berurteiIt. Gin
sebnjdbriger Sunge murbe bon
einem oeutiden Soloaten getretcn
uno, als er bieiem oarauibin
~orediger DeutidJer" Galle bute)
surief einfad) iiber Sen Saufen
geiDoIien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Auimunisrung der
Siaingrader Truppen

Wajbinaton. Gas 8erliner
&abio bat eine beionOere Muimlnte-
runs an Sic oeutiden Srlpppen at
Der Stalingraoer 6ront geridtet, in
Ser es beiBt, Tie ioaten be0enfen,
~6ab ser Jiibrer es am beiten
ueib", iuenn es 10 ausiebe, oils ob
res feinen Sinn bat, ipeiter alts5u-
bolten". Die Meloung ,puroe Ser
Office Of @ar Sniormation am is.
Sanilar gemeloet, flr5 nadoem cine
Yerliner oeutIdipradise Hropasan-
oaienoung fir europa iibertraeen
poroen mar, in tpelder es gebeiBen
Bate, oaB a0e Solpietansriffe int
@ebiet bon Stalinsrao rourd Oie
iuun0erbare Sapferfeit Ser oeutiden
Mhpebr snidte senlaht nuroen. :"
Oie 8otldaft fir Stalingrao mar
Die leste elmer @eibe bon Muimun-
terungen fir Sic oeutide Sltfront-
armee. 9ieie Senoungen, oie ibrell
l1riprung in Deuti1lano batten,
entbielten 9eahridten bon Mngeb0-
rigen an Soloaten uno Mulif. Iie
leste Senoung entbielt ieboh nur
cine muiitaliihe ginleitung uno be-
fabte ii6 Damn nit elmer langen
Wabnung, in tpelder minoeitens
atpeinlal auf Soloaten Nesug &C.
nommen tpuroe, lpel9e rfeinen
Sinn i'm Musbalten ieben".
Inter an6erenr tpurben Sen Gront-
fdmpfern folgenbe S6lagip0rter &C.
fiittert: rYeriOnlide> @iinide ipie-
len feline Molle," un0 ..@s lit Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

Silidt Oes SDlOater, 8efeble inn
8eiit blinoen uno abloluten Ser.
trauems aus5ufiibren." Sie' Sen.
Dung id)loB nit oen 8orten: rgs
gibt einen Sat, pelher uns nun
iait sur 5tueiten Natur ge,porben
lit: Ser Jiibrer fennt oie Gage
uno er miro einen Austpeg finoen.
IS lit uniere Mufgabe, 81 gebor-
6en."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

- @eiien sie 6ei eintdnfen bar.
cut bin, bdb Sic oie anaeiee In
~Sofsbldtt" eeIeien bnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

Den ina glDt
dem Magen das
angenehme Ce.
fIhl Won Wirme.
Einzunehm m en-
vie auf den, Ell.
kett angegeben.
Wenn Sic die
Ero,,Io,, 0liick1i.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

Vitek, Mary Stehllk, Marie Sve-
Gina, Frank Kypta, Katefina
Kypta, Vaclav Hata, Anna Tin
gor, August Zeman, Frantiska
Kadlec, Vaclav Marsalek, Emil
Mynaf, Karel Hrdlicka, Marie
Hrdlicka, Louis j. Svehla, An
ton Chlumsky, Anezka Chlum-
sky, Barbora Charvat, Marie
Duchek, Rudolf Behounek, An
ma smrha, Georgene Holland,
Antonio Kolar, Vojtech Stanek,
Barbora Stanek, Frank Stanek,
Vaclav Stanek, Anton Jesatko,
Josef sacha, John Motl, Fran
tisek VonaSek.
Vsecky ctouci uctive zdravl
a o dalsf prfspevky prosi "a
Osadnf Odbocku Narodn1ho
Svazu Ceskych Katollkd
Josef Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
K K T ". PROBST,
Jr., PADL "A WAIST!

Techn. Sgt. Viktor V. Probst
Jr., padl v akci nekde v Seve-
ro-Americke oblasti. Tuto stru-
cnou zpravu obdrzeli rodice
padleho Viktor a Anna Probs-
tow, 900 N. Luzerne Ave. cd
Dept. valky v pondelf, 5. dub
ma. Mlady Wiki Probst pocha-
eel re stareho sokolskeho rodu.
Byl nadanym krajanem, Gle
mem Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" kde
cvicil Cd 1tleho mladf. Pc W.
studovanf V City Koleji, gradu-
oval z Baltimorske University
v roce 1887 kde byl hvezdou
We hire hazeni mice do kose. Byl
take clenem Americkeho druz-
silva, Sc kterym podnikl turne
po JIM Americe v roce 1888.
V cervenci 1941 nastoupil
vojenskou sluzbu v u. S. A.
Air-Koru a poslednf jeho stano-
viste We Spojenych Statech by
10 letiSte March Field v Kali
fornii. PAX byl odeslan ma bo-
.jiste jake bombardyr. Jeho ro-
dice dostali cd neho posledn1
dopis 1. brezna, v nemz jim SIDE.
iii, re Sc mu dostalo ~pochvalne
uznanf "a znamenite sluzby.
Jeho otec je battalion chief
u b~altimorskeho pozarniho de-
%partmentu. Jeho sourozenci
jsou sestra Norma, provdana
Loucova v Aberdeen a bratr
Wilmer c.. Probst zij1cf S ro-
dici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
PfSTALKA
ANEB LIDICE.

Minute bylo oznameno v ca
sopise "Telegraf" re Del. VIDE
lavaci Spolek "Pokrok" cvici
divadlo sc shora uvedenym mad
pisem. Ones muzem naS1 kra-
janske verejnosti sdeliti dalsi
detaily teto hry.
Kus tento hiram byl S velkym
1spechem v Chicago a v New
Yorku a ma byti sehran 8. t. m
Csl. Narodnfm Sdruzenim v
Milwaukee.
Spisovatel A. Hofmeister (u-
prchlik a "abosolvent" koncen.
tracnfho tabora) dovedl jedi
necnym zp1sobem upraviti pre-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

divadelni scenu kalvarii nase-
no naroda pc Bile HOfe, snad
nejvetsf v dejinach lidstva VII
bee.
A tax jake nenf v nasem ma
rode cloveka, jez by neznal a.
lespon slovem B1lou Horu tax
nikdy v budoucnu nebude "a
pomenuto Lidic.
K divadlu samemu a prfpra-
yam jest dunno podotknouti,
re pc prekonanl rIznych po-
TIL byl kus pine obsazen Ia O.
choty a ~porozumenf ochotn1k1
z jinych pratelskych a krajan-
skych kruhG. Ucinkuje pres 30
osob, z nichz vetsina muzskych
1loh a mnozi ochotnici jez pra-
cuj1 V noel neb pres cas- ma O.
brannych pracfch prinasf pfi-
mo obet.
! Snaha rezie jest podati kus
MAST verejnosti tax jak d1stoj-
most teto hry vyzaduje a proto
zkousky i 1prava jeviste zabra-
ly delsi dobu. Die sdelenf jak
Chicago taktez New Yorku,
vyzadovalo n~acvicovan1 hry
skorem 3 mesfce casu, pres to,
re v dlohach ucinkovali herci
PROFESSIONAL (Voskovec, Werlich
a Havelka v Chicagu.)
Divadlo Dude sehrano v Del
nickem Dome, Madison a Rose
lulic v nedeli, dine 25. dubna.
Reservujte 81 tuto nedeli.
Dalsl podrobnosti budou u
veTejneny v casopise 'Telegraf'
ma plakatech a krajanskem roz
hlase. Dop,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
TICHOMORf.
DOPIS.

Curtis Bay, 6. dubna 1913.
Ctena redakce Telegraph"
Zdravfme Vas srdecne a bu-
deli Yam mono uverejnete
tuto zpravu z Curtis Bay.
Prvnf pondelf mesfci Cd
bocka Narodniho Sdruzeni Cd
byva mes1cn1 schGzi. Schnze
jsou slab6 navstevovany. Bratr
Anton Zamostny cetl dopisy cd
Americkeho Cerveneho Krfze
tez dopis cd Russian War Re-
lief. ODE organizace d6kujf "a
dar ste dollard. PAX byl eten
dopis ktery obdrzela Mrs. Ko-
ELK cd ceskeho vojfna z An
glie ktery prostrednictvfm Ces-
koslovenskeho Cerveneho Xii
re obdrzel zimn1k neb byl dlou
he tydny V nemocnici. Rodinu
ma V Praze O tkere neslysel pc
cely ten cas- CO Nemci vtrhli do
vlasti. Tez jsme obdrzeli tele-
gram z Ruska cd ucitele z Mo-
ravy, ktery nam sdeluje, re cd
mas obdrzel dopis. Re schGze
jsme Sc rozesli s tou myslf, re
budem pracovat a neustoup1me
nasemu nejvetsfmu nepr1teli a
narod ceskoslovensky Dude zas
osvoboZen.
Oznamujem darce kteri pri-
spell tim, re koupili Diplom
V1tezstv1, pomahajf mlrnit u
trpeni a bolest naseho naroda.
Frank a Marie Bernat $500.
Pc $500: - Josef a RGzena
Minar1k, Jan Zamostny a man
zelka, Josef a Marie Zamostny
vsichni z Glenbornie, P. O.
Frank j. Pinnter z Baltimore,
Sbor Ceskych Zen a Divek els.
LOT j. 6. D., Stavebnf Vypo-
mocny Spolek "Slovan', Emil
a Barbora C1saT.
Co Wy krajne, kterf jste Sc
jeste n~epTihlasili 81 snad. necte-
tie "Telegraf", ktery nam sdelf
zpravy kazdy tyden. Jest mas
pristehovalych povinnostf 81
predplatit krajansky tydennfk
neb start odchazejf odkud Sc
zadny nevratf, ty jiz pfestali
pfedplacet. My, co jsme zde
hledme, ably "Telegraf' zde v
Baltimore mohl nam prinaset
zpravy z krajanskeho zivota.
Zde v Curtis Bay jest krajan
Frank Kuska jednatelem, on
Yam milerad vystavf svtrzen-
ku ma predplaceni Telegraph"
Nevymlouvejte Sc, re Sc docte-
tie zpravy v jinem listu. To ne
pom6ze udrzet zdejsf "Tele-
graf" ktery pc tolik rokG zde v
Baltimore della dobrou praci.
Spolecnou pracf zvft6zfme!
Ia Odbocku v Curtis Bay
v. K.
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"DETSKA BESfDKA."

V Sokolovn6, dine 18. dubna
t. r. Dude sehrana mladezf Ces-
Ike Svobodomyslne Skoly Augu-
stin Herman v Baltimore "D6t-
ska Besfdka."
Cas- utfka jake voda. PTicha-
zine opet ma jeviste sc Yam
pochlubiti jak jsme Sc pfipra-
viii Vas pobavit, zasmat a po-
test. Pripravujeme Sc pilne a.
by sc Yam l1bila nase besfd-
ka. Letos Vas pTivfta maly
Kasparek. Zahrajeme Yam
jednoaktovku: "~SKUBANKY"
Zazpfvame VAN krasnou pisen
"Lidice" a mnoho jinych. Po-
tom zahrajeme 2 aktovku GA
SVOBODNOU VLAST''. Tato
IRA sc Yam jiste Dude lfbiti.
Poznamenejte 81 Is. duben v
kalendaTi. Tento den Sc vsich-
nj sejdeme v Sokolovne ma naSf
"Detske Besfdce". Kaze Yam
to nejen povinnost moraln1, ale
i Vase laska k cestvf. Podpo-
riti nase ceske skolstvf jest Gin
zasluzny. Jiste nasf praci a u
cent odmenfte velikou navste-
YOU. Odejdete uspokojeni a
poteSeni.
Letos jsme pTipravili program
ably Sc vsem lfbil. Bude sehra-
ma jak pohadka tax i kus sku-
tecnostf. Zpevu Dude dosti.
Besldka zacfna o 3 iodine
odpolednf v Sokolovne, Is. du-
bna.
Pffsti tyden Yam povfme Vi
ce O programu a hercfch.
Zatfm 81 tento den zadejte
pro nasi besidku a podtrhnete
81 je v kalendari cervenou tuz-
kOu.
CO radosti nam ucinfte. Ne
zapomente, re Sc ma Vas vsech-
nj t6sfme a vynasnazlme Sc Vas
co nejIepe pobaviti.
Mast Detske Besidce a Via
sti ZDAR!
Ia Patronat:
MlAdez Ceske Svobodomyslne
skoly Augustin Herman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
MlStni Zprdyy.
z k~rajanskych kruhi.

NaSe mila pfatelska "a
bava 'Dozvuky SibTinek" Sok.
Jedn. "Blesk" Dude Sc konati
jiz Ultra, V sobOtu, 10. dubna
v Sokolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ulic. Zacatek jest stanoven v
9 hodin vecer a to proto, ably j
ii naSi obchodn1ci mohli pTij1ti
Bude to vesela a druzna zaba-
va, takova staroceska a kazdy
Sc dobre pobavf, zatancuje a i
zazpfva pTi oblfbene sokolsk6
hudb6 naseho curtisbayskeho
bratra Jana Svitaka, ktery Sc
svoji kapelou nikoho nezarmou
II. Nebot on uni zahrati jak
pro mlade tax i pro ty starsl!
Vstupne je 55c a v tom je "a
hrnuta dan. Vstupenky mIze-
tie dostati We znamych predpro-
dejfch a nebo u pokladny. .
TAX mill krajane a krajanky
nezapomente pTij1ti Ultra ma
Dozvuky SibTinek do Sokolov-
ny! Ma zdar!
= Tuto nedeli, IL. dubna
poTada Dem. Klub Ceskych
Mladik1 7. wardy V jejich klu-
bovnim dome, 21OO Ashland
Ave. "Prvni Hody Smazenych
Slepicek" cd l hod. odpol. do
6 bod. vecer. Danny jsou tez
zvany a budou vftany. Lfstek
$3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Mayor Jackson wi
tell v demokratic-
Ike nOminaci.
Nj r. KLfMA
opSt nominovan "a mSstskeho
radniho.

Re ctyT kandidat1 kterf sc u
chazeli v dem. nominaci ma Il
rad mayora, nyn6jsi mayor
Howard w. Jackson, zvft6zil
velkou vetsinou, nebot bylo O.
devzdano pro neho 1892
HAST.
Ia comptrolera nominovan
p. Crook; "a predsedu mestske
rady p. McClayton.
Ia druhy m6stsky distrikt
nominovani byli "a mestske ra-
dn1 PIP. James T. Kl1ma, Medic
Waldt a John F. Conroy.
Celkem vzato letosnf mestske
vOlby byly slabe, nebot mnoho
obcanG neSlO k volbam.
Republikanska strana nomi-
novala Ia mayora p. McKeldi-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Nemecky list oznamuje popra-
Wv " PraZe.

Washington (OWD :-Praz-
sky nacisticky list "Der Neue
Tag" oznamil v techto dnech,
re "a prvn1 diva tydny v bfeznu
|bylo 18 Cech1 odsouzeno a po-
praveno pro velezradu a Gin
most prot nemecke Tfsi. Krone
|toho dalsf 5 bylo odsouzeno k
smrti "a stejnou cinnost a 8 o.
sob bylo odsouzeno k smrti "a
rozdelovanf potravin hladov1-
cfmu obyvatelstvu bez urednf-
no poVOlenl. .