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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
CounciImen Okeh
Sewage Plans

plan to bypass the plant perma-
nently when sufficient pipe is avail
able. This eliminates the re-pump-
ing at the plant where a lift of
nearly 25 feet is made by that
pump from the lines to where it is
discharged.
Walter Hopkins, Brawley engin-
eer, who is employed by the city,
discussed his proposal that the
main pumping plant be moved
some 500 to 1000 feet east of the
present emergency site. BY erecting
larger shallow basin that would
be constructed entirely within the
soil (adobe) strata which goes down
some 25 feet at the farthest point
before 1T strikes the sand, the city
could pump from that point to
the present discharge point into
New river. This could even be con-
sidered a permanent settlement of
Continued on page 6, col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22

City council at a special meeting
Tuesday afternoon, gave Charles
A. Bratton, sewer commissioner,
complete authority to handle the
emergency sewer condition and to
make a survey to study future
possibilities. The council expressed
confidence in his work in handling
the situation.
The council stucAed the soil con-
ditions in the area where the break
in the sewer line occurred last
week. 1t was found that a survey
profile showed that the quicksand
strata came near the surface at
the point and all through the area
which includes nearly $500 feet.
The present emergency program
of disposing of sewage with two
pumps from manholes before the,
break to the manhole at the sewer
plant was considered satisfactory
and the board approved Brattons
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
Russian Drive
PeriIs Key
Point in North
Threaten Vitebsk After
Liberating People
In 100 Added Villages

MOSCOW, Dec. %. (UP)-The
red army broke desperate German
counterattacks below Newell and
swept southwark with renewed i'm
petus toward the key junction of
Vitebsk Wednesday, liberating more
than 100 villages.
(The London Daily Express re-
ported from Stockholm that the
Russians at one point were only
Is miles north of VitebskD
The Germans threw large num-
bers of tanks and thousands of
infantrymen into counterattacks in
a futile attempt to halt the first
of the Soviet winter offensives,
which fast was crumpling their
defense belt guarding the Baltic
states.
20 MILES AWAY
Driving to within less than 20
miles of Vitebsk on a broad front,
the Russians killed 1000 Germans
and knocked out IA tanks and 10
self-propelled guns in "a hours of
fighting advances.
Clne stockholm newspaper SVenS-
ka Dagbladet reported from Bern
that tens of thousands of German
and foreign, workers were building
a defense line from Riga, Latvia,
southward through Poland. The dis
patch, quoting diplomat from Ber-
lin, said German officers estimated
that 100000 Russian troops were
available for winter battles.)
In one sector, German artillery
put up a powerful artillery barrage,
but a Soviet counterbarrage silenced
the guns and Russian troops drove
the enemy from 40 localities. Sixty
additional villages were captured
in a neighboring sector, where de-
fense works and mine fields were
overwhelmed.
The Germans also were counter
attacking furiously southwest of
the White Russian railroad town of
zhlobin, near KoroSten in the Kiev
bulge and southeast of Kirovograd
in the northern half of the Dnieper
bend, but nowhere forced a Soviet
retreat.
One thousand Germans were kill
ed, and AZ tanks were destroyed in
Continued on page 6, col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22

international complications involv-
ed in WRA programs.
3. "The directors determination
to administer this unprecedented
program within the best possible
American tradition of fairness.
4. THE directors recognition of
the civil rights of law abiding per-
sons.
5. Myers courage in the face
of prejudice and miSrepresenta-
ton"
The committee said the November
disturbances among Japanese in
ternees at the Tule Lake relocation
center were partially caused by diff
ficulties in obtaining adequate per-
sonnel. The telegram recommended
recognition of the need for addi-
tional experienced personal by the
bureau of budget and recognition
of higher priorities by the war
manpower commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22

PEARL HARBOR, Dec. %. (UP)
Gen. George C. Marshall, U. S.
chief of staff, was back in the
United States Wednesday after con-
ferring in the Pacific with General
Douglas Macarthur and Admiral
Chester Nimitz on the strategy
agreed upon at Cairo for the crush
ing of Japan.
Simultaneous announcements here
and at MacArthur's headquarters
in New Guinea disclosed that Mar
shall had passed through India.
Ceylon, Northwestern Australia,
New Guinea, the Solomons, Hawaii
and other Pacific islands by plane
after leaving the Cairo and Tehran
conferences in the Middle-East
$4,000 MILE TRIP
Marshall since has arrived in
California, it was revealed, on the
final lap of a 35,000-mile round-the-
world trip. He left Washington No
vember IL. The announcements were
the first official word of Marshall
whereabouts since he left Tehran.
disclosure of Marshall's Pacific
tour, during which the campaign
against Japan was discussed in some
detail, appeared to confirm reports
that President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill had decided to
retain him as U. S. chief of staff
and entrust the second front" COM
mand to some other general, posi-
bly, Dwight D. Eisenhower, now in
the Mediterranean
Marshall held his first wartime
conference with Macarthur at Sixth
army headquarters on an island
north of Australia Dec. Is, the day
that American troops landed on
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
Japs Claim U. 5.
Loses 2 Ships
BY United Press

A japanese communique broad
cast by Tokyo radio said Wednes-
day that japanese naval planes
sank nine transports, two cruisers,
and large number of landing YES
sells and heavily damaged other
ships Tuesday in two raids on AL
lied conveys off Cape Mercus, New
Britain island.
The damaged vessels, the broad
cast said, included two destroyers
and a submarine chaser.
The transports and landing YES
sells were attacked before embark
alton and were filled with troops
and war supplies, the broadcast
said.
Ten japanese planes were re-
ported lost and four Allied planes
shot down.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
PRE-YULE FIRE FATAL

RICHLAND CENTER, Wis, Dec.
%. (UP)-The evergreen Christmas
garlands which merchants had
strung from store to store Wednes-
day became blazing chains which
spread fire from a variety store
through a large portion of the
business district. Raymond E. Kee-
gan, 40, who was trapped in one
of the stores, burned to death. The
fire caused damage estimated at
$4,000 and ragged out of control
several hours after it was dis
covered. 1t started in the variety
store and, racing along the fes-
TONED decorations, destroyed a
drug store, shoe repair shop, tire
store and doctors office.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
BOOST GASOLINE OUTPUT

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. (UP) -
Petroleum administrator Harold L..
Ickes reported today that IL more
100-octane aviation gasoline plants
have been completed within the
past three months, and are now
producing thousands of barrels
each day to the supply available
for stepped up offensives."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
VOTE TO STRIKE

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. %. CUP -
A complete tie-up of public trans
portation facilities in Minneapolis
and st. Paul was threatened We'd
nesday after more than 2,40O en-
ployes Of the Twin-City Rapid
Transit Co., voted to strike De-
cember % less the national war
labor board considers their request
for a wage increase.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
YULE TREES GO BEGGING

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %. (UP)-
Christmas tree dealers, faced with
an unmarketable surplus of more
than half a million trees. became
desperate Wednesday. One service
station owner posted sign reading
three gallons of gasoline free with
every tree purchased"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
CRIBBAGE FAN AT 100

ARLINGTON, Mass, Dec. % CUP
One of the best cribbage players
in these parts is Miss Jeannette
Gilbert, who recently obsteved her
Tooth birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
Double Plus

Double Plus
Mud and water slished and spat-
tered. The ear crept through some
of the worst mud in Baja Califor-
mia.
John Ashley and Bill Wallace
Continued on page 6, col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
y AMsllNe
1\EpoRrER
Let's Make Merry

Christmas and New Years hOn-
days will not be happy for service
men in Ell Centro unless women
volunteer to work in the free cam
teen for servicemen. Not just a
few women but many women are
needed to carry on the work in this
institution.
Let us all be generous about VOL
unteering to work there during the
holidays and thus help make the
servicemen happy while in our COM
munity. Volunteers also will relieve
the burden carried for many months
by a comparatively small group OF
women. If there are many volun-
teers there will be time for each
volunteer to spend time with her
family and keep the canteen oper-
ating efficiently as well.
Look at it this way. Most women
have loved ones serving their coun-
try away from home. Wherever they
are during the holidays, we hope
things are being done to make the
occasion as happy as possible. So
let's all get together and make
Christmas in Ell Centro a rousing
one for all of Uncle Sans boys
who are stationed here.
Don't make the mistake of be-
lieving the USO has taken over the
canteen. If that happens it cannot
be done in much less than six
months 1t is still up to us. Tele-
phone Mrs Earle G. Davis at 456
or Mrs. Percie Thacker at No. 2
and volunteer. And If you promise
to be there at certain time .
BE THERE!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-22
WEATHER

Maximum Tuesday 81, minimum
Wed. Al, 5 am. Wed. SO, humidity
98; noon Wed. So, humidity II;
pm. Tuesday 81, humidity 10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04
POKROK
SPOLKU

Pr 43te vyrocnf schGzi Stav.
Spolku ''Slavie" minuly patek
S dobrym sv6dom1m mohli
jsme clenGm nasim pTedloziti
rocn1 zpravu. Spolek mas "a
koupil "a 25 tisfc Valecnych
Bond6 a splatili jsme Vladnf
Bance 95 tisfc dollar1 dluhu.
Ia II tisfc dollar1 prodano
majetkG ktere jsme nell ma u
&c, kontraktnf pGjcky snfzeny
o 81 tisfc dollar1. Zvysenfm
zaloznfho fondu O 65 tisfc dol
larG dosahli jsme 175 TISfC
DOLLARU Zaloznfho Fondu,
cfmz zabezpecili jsme vesker6.
NONE ztraty ktere by molly
vzniknouti prodejem majetkG,
kter6 spolek dosud vlastnf Ga
jest jich dnes pouze okolo $780,
900 ale i veskere NONE ztra-
ty budoucnosti.
Ia dobu prodeje Valecnych
BondG nasi clenove a pT1znivci
naseho spolku zakoupili u mas
pres pIl milionu dolar1 Valec-
nych Bond1, v kterezto praci
chceme sc z%vetsenou 1castf "a
Vasi pomoci i ma dale pokraco-
vati tax abychom v dohledne
dob6 mohli sc vykazati Wade
Spojenych StatG prodejem 1
MILIONU DOLLARU.
PTatele! Rok ktery lei pred
Mani Dude vyzadovati nejvet-
sfho vypnut1 silly nasf abychom
porazili nejstrasnejsfho nepTi-
tele jakeho kdykoliv tato zeme
a civilisovany svet vGbec mel!
Nemecka krysa spojila Sc Sc
zlutou hyenou a chce diktovati
mir v BfIem Dome We Washing
tonu, ale my pevn6 veTfme, re
nase slavna Republika, ktera
Jest tax stastna, re v teto kri-
tickle dob6 v cele vlady nasi
muz postaveny ma toto mfsto
Prozretelnosti - veliky presi-
dent Franklin Delano Roose-
welt, "a pomocf a pTispenf mas
vsech dosahne Slavne Vitez-
stvf!
August Klecka, predseda.
sF- r. ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z k~rajanskych kruhG.

- Srdecny pozdrav z Oma-
by, Nebr. zasilajf Vydavatel-
stvu Telegraph" PIP. Karel Pc
terka a Vaclav PrIcha. Oba
jmenovanf krajane z1castnili
Sc Sjezdu Katolickeho Deln1ka,
ktery sc konal v Omaze minu-
~ tyden. Zastupovali Statni
Radu Katolickeho Deln1ka Sta
tn Maryland.
= Mlady krajan Ted. Mi
chalek byl povysen ma Tech.
Serg. 4te trfdy "a 10 nedel po-
bytu V Camp Meade.
Z Catholic High School of
Baltimore graduovati Dude v
pondelf, 7. cervna 81. Marion
Antoinette Vojfk, dcera kraja-
MI Jana a Marie Vojfk z c1sla
1913 N. Collington Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04
SNATEK v
KRUZfCH.

Snoubenci 81. Anna Vicen a
p. John Zubalik spojeni budou
svatym poutem manzelskym
tutO sobotu, 5. cervna 1913 v
10. hodin raHov osadnlm Chra-
mu Pane sv. Vaclava. Nevesta
je dcerou krajanky pf. Marie
Vicen, 2411 E. Eager ulice a re
Mich je synem krajanG Johna a
Stefanie Zubalik, 923 N. Lu-
Zerne Ave.
Svatebnf hostina Dude Sc ko-
natl v Klubu Ceskych MladfkG
Z. wardy. Novomanzele odje-
dou ma svatebn1 cestu do New
YOrku a pc navratu budou by
dleti prozatfmne v dome neves-
tiny matky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04

zadame snaznS naSe ctenare
a prFiznivce by nam laskave O.
znamili kdy a Re ktereho Ice-
li$te budou jejich deti graduo-
vati. To same plati o Vasich
synech a dcerach We vojen-
ske sIuzbs. Nekdy Sc stane, re
ami nezname jmena nskterych
krajanGG, jsou-Ii uvedena v den
MIN anglickem tisku. Ia kaz-
dou zpravu budeme Yam vdec-
nj a miIeradi il otiskneme. Ia
Slete Iistek neb dopis ma "Tele-
graf, S43 N. Washington St.
Baltimore-5, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04
POHRRY.

= Dne &c. kvetna zemrela
pc nekolika rocnf nemoci PAM
Christina Frank rozena Bene-
sova, 1908 Mary Ave. We start
59ti let. Narodila sc v Cesko-
slovensku a v Americe dlela 55
let. Zanechala zde manzela
Lawrence Frank. Pohreb ko-
nal Sc v sobotu, 20. kvetna re
Cvachovy Pohrebni Kaple do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a a.
sistence vlp. Hlobila.
= V sobotu, 20. kvetna zem-
rel 5ti-lety James J. Svasek, sy-
nacek rodicG James a Frances
(roz. Severova) Svasek, 261O
Jefferson ulice. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore. PohTeb konal Sc v
ned6li, 80. kv6tna re Schimdn-
kova Pohrebn1ho Domu. Poze-
Imam byl v kostele sv. Vaclava
a pohTben ma Ges. Mar. HTbito-
We. Clrkevnf Obrady vykOnal
vlp. Taus.
" nedeli, 80. kvetna zem-
Tela v Sinai nemocnici Loretta
Rafferty,, 2leta holcicka rodic1
William a Deborah (roz. Saun-
ders) Rafferty,, 222 S. Castle
ulice. Narodila sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal Sc We stTedu, 2.
cervna ma Baltimore hfbitov
Ia assistance Rev. Vernon j.
Mungerse.
Pohreb vypravil p. Charles
lE. SchimGnek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04

konstatovani, re bitva u Novo-
rossijska pokracuje dspesn6 a
re ma cele Kubani dochazf k
prudkym bojGm. Nemci vsak
tvrdi, re Sc ruska ofenisva. We
dena pry 100000 vojaky, roz-
blla 0 nemecke LIME a re Russo
We nell velke ztraty.
Moskva dale oznamuie 90
kracovan1 v prudkych letec-
kych bojlch ma cele fronte. Be
hem jednoho dine ma Kubani Sc
streleno V leteckych bojfch sc
nemeckych letadel. Krone to-
no opet bombardovali sovetstf
letci cetna mestav nemeckem
zazemi.
K lokalnfm srazkam opet
dochazelo u Lisicanska ma Don
81.
Department namornicvtf O.
znamuje, re Japonci ma Attn
lsou nynf obklfceni v horach ma
prostranstvf IL ctverecnfch mil
. jakmile Sc zlepsf pocasf, bu-
dou tam letecky bombardova-
nj. DGlezita japonska posice
V horach byla likvidovana anne
"ickymi vojaky.
V jizn1m Tichomorf spatne
ooGasf znemoznilo letecke ope-
race.
DaGAULLE v ALzfRU.
z Alzfru Sc oznamuje re tam
Dfileteli generalove DeGaulle
a Catroux, a re uz mic n~estoji v
ceste francouzske jednote. V
nedeli sc Dude konat v Alzfru
prvn1 sch6ze move vykonne ra-
dy, slozen6 s degaullistI a gil
raudistG, ma n1z Dude provede-
no formaln1 sjednocen1 obou
hnut1.
cinske vojsko odrazilo japon-
sky napor ma cungking.
Gfnske vojsko v mocnem u
|toku dobylo zpet mesta Ju-
jangkavu, ktere Japonci polka
dali ga braun do Cungkingu."
Ma 1000 Japonc1 bylo pobito
a ostatn1 rychle ustupujf, jak
oznamilo nejvyssf c1nske veil
telstvf.
Ma severovychod jine cfnske
vojsko vrhlo zpet jiny japonsky
napor, ktery byl provaden v L.
doll Jangce smerem ma Cung-
king a tube boje jsou vedeny
ma pravem brehu feky prot L
cangu.
Jujangvan je 35 mil ma Jill
cd Icangu a je jednfm z bodd,
ma nez japonske vojsko 1tocf
pfi naporu ma Cungking.
V dalsfm komunike bylo re-
ceno, re japonske vojsko cd
Jujangvanu ustupuje smerem k
Itu, m6stu ma Jangce, 20 mil
pod Icangem a cfnske vojsko
postupuje ma Cangjang, IL mil
pod Icangem a ocekava Sc, re
jeho pad je bl1zky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04

Arcibiskupskeho Bratrstva
LaikG,
$50 NJ. Charles Street,
Baltimore, Md.
Minute pondeli vecer pet set
muzG z 78 osod baltimorske ar
cidiecese uvftalo p. Arcibisku-
pa Curley-ho pri hromadne
schulz v Alkazarove mfstnosti
RytfrG Kolumbovych ma rohu
Cathedral a Monument ulic1ch
v Baltimore. Pc lehke vecefi,
p. Arsibiskup Sc ujal slova a
objevil prftomnym dalsf pro-
gram cinnosti pro Bratrstvo
Laikd zTfzeno pred dvema lety
Sc $4,000 zakladajfcfmi cleny,
kteTf sym clenstvfm pTispeli
$3.50, 900 "a dvoulety liver. P.
Archbishop Curley ustanovil le-
tosnf kampan ma obnovenf to-
hoto clenstva a ma zfskanf hod-
ne novych clend, ably tim zpG-
sobem z~ajisteno cele organiza-
CT stale skelejs1ho pokroku.
We sv6 reel p. Archbishop u
pozornil ma to, re pred dvema
lety nastfnil sesti-podnikovy
program pro rozvinuti cirkev-
niho pGsobenf V diecesi, a ozna-
mil, re ctyTi z techto podnikd
jiz Sc nalezaj1 takovem stup-
nj uskutecnenf,ze mu V teto do
be mono navrhnouti, ably Bra
trstvo upelo svou pozornost
pouze ma diva. Jsou to, ma pr
VEN miste, Katolicka Dobro-
cinnost, ktera potrebuje $780,
900 ma zakrytf predpokladane-
no schodku Ia minuly rok; a
Ia druhe, pridavka dalsfch
100000 ma budovnf fond pro
novou Katolickou vyssi skolu
pro chlapce celeho baltmorske-
no okresu.
Pr tonic uv1tanf p. Arcibis-
kupa z osady sv. Vaclava pff-
tomnf byli panove: Tomas Lee
w, pfeseda; Frantisek Otcena-
SEX a Frantisek Zika, delegate.
Obsahly program ma rozhla-
sc Dude castkou teto kampane.
Minulou sobotu odpoledne pro-
mluvil posmistr p. Neal A. Sib-
ley pc WBAL. V nedeli, ma
yor mesta p. Theo. McKeldin
pc teze stanici, zdGraznuje We
likou zasluhu Katolicke Dobro-
cinnosti "a to, re ulehcuje W.
lohy vefejne pokladny ma pod
poru chudych detf. Pristi ne
deli o 1905 P. NJ, ma VIDAL
p. guverner Herbert R. O'Conor
pronese pulhodinovy proslov
ma vyzvanf p. Arcibiskupa Cur
ley. Predstaven Dude p. James
j. Lacy, hlavn1m pTedsedou &C.
lie kampane.
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SOKOL JAN j. HRBEK SKO.
NAL Pc KRATKE NEMOCI.

Jan j. Hrbek, jeden z nej-
znamejslch starych ceskych o.
sadnik1 Cedar Rapids a do ne
davna velmi cinny Glen Ochto-
nickeho Druzstva a Teditel ces-
kych divadel, jenz v poslednlch
letech bydlel u dcery a zete,
manzeln Jack Turnerovych,
1901 8. avenue jihozapadni,
skonal v pondelf, "A. kvetna v
8 $50 hodin rano " mfstni memo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04

cnlc1 a slice pc KrCake nemOcl
We vysokem veku 70 rok1. Ma
rodiv Sc v UhlfTskych Janovi-
cfch, Ceskoslovensko, 26. zafi
r. 1868, zesnuly pristehoval Sc
do Spoj. Statd co mladfk Is ro-
XII starry a obyvatelem Cedar
Rapids byl pres pGl stolet1. V
kvetnu r. 1898 Sc ozenil Sc 81.
Mari1 A. Datlovou, ktera jej
pfedesla v smrti IL. zaTi 1887.
Pea &bek byl tajemnikem Ce-
skeho Sporiteln1ho a Pdjcovnf-
no Spolku tonic meste pc 43
roxy a feditelem v tonic d1le-
zitem ceskem dstave setrval az
do sve smrti.
~Mimo toho byl predsedou fl
rem South Side Sash and Door
Co. a Peoples Fuel Co., poklad-
n1kem Ochotnickeho Druzstva,
cestnym pfedsedou Ceske Ma
rodn1 Rady, vyslouzilym staros-
tou zdejsf Tel. Jednoty Sokol a
pTinalezel k Tad1m zizk1v
Dub ZCBJ. a Prokop Velky
|CSA., k lozi Jan Hus, IOOF., k
Ctenarskemu Spolku a k lozi
Praha-Rebeka. Jan J. Hrbek
koupil a daroval m1sto, ma KITE
rem byl zbudovan vyletni ia
Dor zdejs1ho Sokola poblfz Cen
ter Point.
Zesnuly zGstavil dive dcery:
pf. Otto Stehlfkovou a pf. Jack
Turnerovou, ODE v Cedar Ra-
pids; ctyry vnuky: Miriam Ste
hlikovou, slouzfcf S WAC v
Africe; Vilmu a Viktora Ste
hl1kovi v Cedar Rapids a SER
Izanta Johna E. Trunera v
Camp Polk, La. Dale pax "a
nechal bratra Karla E. Hrbka
v New Yorku a sestru pi. Kate
|Tinu Hromadn1kovou Balti-
omre, Md. PohTeb jeho konal
Sc We ctvrtek, 27. kvetna We 3
bod. odpoledne re S~okolovny
"a fecnickych sluzeb T. B.. HUI
bucka a Simona RokGska z O.
mahy a "a obradG loze Jan
Hus, IOOF. Pozdstatky zesnu-
leho byly pax zpopelneny.
Zesnuly sokol Jan J. Hrbek
mel mnoho znamych zde v Bal
timore a byl take clenem zdej-
sfho Ces. Mar. Sdruzenl. Budiz
cest jeho pamatce.
- N.Y.
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POMOCNY VYBOR.

Cd poslednl zpravy prispeli
nasleduj1c1 ku podpore sirotkG
a tech kterf jsou ma tuto pomoc
odkazani:
Mrs. A. Mrazek $500; Miss
Keisman, $3.50; Mrs. Jagr So;
A. Neuman $500; Mrs. Lin
hard $1.80; Mrs. Kozak $1.75.
Pc $1.00: = Mrs. KalaS, Stei-
ner, Jindra, Kffz, Kreek, Pro-
kes. American Legion, BALTIC.
District Branch Ia 55 hackova-
nych k~arafiatG $13.75.
Mydla a grocerie: = Mrs.
Vecera, A. Rys, Taborsky, Ber-
nat, Hrabanek, Primus, Engel-
hard, Sevcfk, Richtr, Koutnik,
Cesky,. Mrs. Zaoralek mimo
grocerie lemonadu ktera pTisla
velmi who'd a vsecky z1znive u
spokojila.
Pecivo:-Mrs. Rysanek, stru-
die; Mrs. Vitak, cupcakes Mrs.
Hrabanek, housku; Mrs. M.
Mares, cake; M. Pokorny, Sis
ky; Mrs. Sladek, cake; Mrs.
Peleska, cake.
Mrs. Benesch, luncheon set
a hack. satek; Mrs. Kadan, 2
rucn1ky; M. Rys, grocerie a
sklenene m1sky; K. Matras,
sklenice; Mrs. Perner, 2 skle-
meme m1sky; Mrs. Kosina usila
4 saty a 2 zastery.
Mrs. A. Cesky ma patent
ma krasne rucni hac. tasky KITE
rych zhotovila a darovala Gel
KEN 35.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04
President Liberie navstfvi
Roosevelta.

We stredu, &c. kvetna sem
president republiky Lii
IBERIA v Africe, Edwin Barclay.
Statnf department oznamil, re
Dude hostem B1leho Domu.
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S138.6O
Zbyva

Dekujeme vsem kteTi mas v
tonic podniku podpofily a pc
nfze byly poslany pokladnikem
Jerry Cincibusem do Chicago
Narodnf Rade, ably obnos ode
slala ma urcene misto.
Josef Pavlovskt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04
ORNAMENT CESKOSLOVEN.
SKE VEREJNOSTI.

z divadla "Lidice" ktere by
10 sehrano v Delnickem Dome
25. dubna We prospect Cesko-
slovenske Jednotky v Rusku O.
znamuj1 pffjem a vydani.
Evening star., 1943-08-21

released time plan and is now gath
ering information as to how to put
the program into actual operation
in the schools. In Oklahoma City
the Council Of Churches announced
1t expects to establish four times
as many weekday schools of re-
ligion during the next school term.
Catholic Proposal.
Roman Catholic leaders generally
favor the proposal and have CO.
operated in having the plan adopted
In local communities. However,
Catholics view the released time
plan as only temporary solution Of
their religious education problem,
the Catholic ideal for many being
every Catholic child in a Catholic
parochial school,
The attitude of Jewish leaders
toward the plan has been mixed. In
some communities rabbis and jew
ish educators have participated in
the movement; in others they have
strenuously opposed it. However,
wherever the plan has become law
or public policy Jews have generally
co-operated with 1t on an interfaith
basis.
Proponents and opponents of re-
leased-time both marshal numerous
arguments in favor Of their views.
Proponents believe that, by means
Of this plan, the public schools off,
cially recognize the Importance of
religious education and the need for
1t in the total education of the
child. In their opinion the plan
helps to counteract anti-religious
influences in the community and
provides basis for the moral and
ethical instruction which, they say,
is lacking In the public schools.
Another claim. is that the plan
provides for some religious educa-
ton for many children who do not
receive such instruction now and
supplements the instruction Of some
Of those who attend religious schools.
1t Is also said that the plan eases
the schedule Of the child who wants
to receive weekday religious in
struction, and that the parent has
the right to select any type of edu-
cation he chooses for his child, be-
yond the minimum of general edu-
cation required by the State.