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want them Entertainment, fine food, cars
are luxuries that are exceedingly pleasant.
But none of us are going to be fooled.
as our enemies were fooled, by mistaking
material wealth for our only riches. The
totalitarians, who have stripped their peo-
pie of both concrete possessions and riches
of spirit. couldn't tell the difference be-
tween these things in America. So they
thought they had a push-over, and they
sank our ships and blasted our planes and
killed our men.
Now they're finding out what the Amer
lean standard of living really is. We could
have told them. We know that it was never
higher than at Valley Forge, where the
troops shivered and starved. Or on the
frontier, where men and women, gaunt
and tough with hard living were carrying
our standard into the wilderness. We know
that today, when one by one the good
things of material living are rationed, por-
toned out more sparingly and more fairly.
our flag is still there, the American stand
ard, shining out in defiance of all greedy
aggressors, in promise to hungering,
hoping world.
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SlDEllNEs

TURlGAD0UT. Peter Bowles, young
man we know who is now with the US.
Army in Africa, reports from there on a
new kind of military danger:
While riding in one OF our Air Force
trucks through the mountains we came
across a couple of dozen balloons peace
fully summing themselves near the road.
Naturally, we stopped for a better look.
The baboons didn't seem to mind.
But then our driver decided he'd like
to see some action, 50 he heaved stone
into the middle of the group. There was
bit of indignant chatter but that was all.
Then the driver let 60 another rock. After
that. there was little too much action.
Those balloons jumped up and began
hurting terrific barrage of stones our
way - with aarming accuracy!
IF it hadn't been for our truck and its
quick getaway power, we might have be-
come three moro casualties of war;
BABY TALK: Here is the creed OF
modern baby, put into verse by THIS
WEEK Poet Margaret Fishback:
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American standard of living was nothing
but wealth and power. Americans are
always rich" declared a shopkeeper,
Struggling, when pointed out that he
was overcharging me.
Yes, Americans are always rich, all OF
US, down to the most ragged urchin IN the
gutter, because we do have the highest
standard of living in the world - but this
standard is not measured in dollars.
Thomas Jefferson proposed that standard
when, penning the Declaration of indie
pendence, he declared that men are EN-
dowed by their Creator with certain un-
alienable rights; among these are life.
liberty, and the pursuit OF happiness"
In THAT faith and for those unalienable
rights we fought revolutionary war and
won our independence. But we were not
yet a nation. We had principle to die
for before we ever had government.
1t wasn't easy to form that government.
The whole attempt nearly failed. Among
the states there were distrust, dissension,
jealousy, fear Not all were looking high
enough to see what we must live by. Then
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never give up, even to save our
selves. Our wealth, our waste, our
ease blinded the people of other
countries. l lived abroad for years,
and over there | was shown very
plainly the standard which foreign
ers believed was the American one.
They marveled at it, they envied it,
and they somewhat despised it too,
for what they thought was the
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they owe their wealth. Some now
mistake the substance for the spirit.
When they say that proud phrase,
the American standard OF living.
all they mean is two cars in the
garage, an electric refrigerator in
the kitchen, and what's in the week
ly pay envelope.
Now, like the good things OF this
world; don't think l d pretend not to
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For part of the standard which we
Americans live by, which isn't written into
our Constitution and yet is in the very
marrow of an Americans bones, is our
open-handedness. The average American
lust doesn't feel comfortable if he has
plenty and the other fellow hasn't. Deep
in our blood runs the conviction that all
men - not just the men of one nation -
are endowed by their Creator with Ger
tain unalienable rights, among them life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The
"Me-Firsters'' are few and far between in
America today, for we are living up to our
inherited standard as we have not done
for years.
lRUE that some folk are grumbling at
what they must do without. But our
national standard of giving and sharing
was unconsciously pointed out to such self
ish civilians back home by the American
soldiers who, upon landing in North
Africa, promptly and impulsively gave
away their emergency rations to the hum
cry and rickety little children on the
streets of Oran and Algiers. 1t was two
days before Army supplies caught up with
those soldiers, and they had to tighten
their belts But it is said that their spon-
taneous act did more to strengthen our
precarious political situation there than
any carefully planned program could have
done
In fact, for me at least, those American
soldiers pushed up the American standard
of living just little higher than it has ever
been before And believe that we must all
live up to that, hereafter. The time is
coming - pray God it is not far 49, when
none will be asked any more to give up
their personal liberty, lay down their lives,
surrender the chance to pursue individual
happiness.
But peace is going to make its own de-
mands upon us all. Then let the wise and
honest repair to the true American stand
ard! Let's keep it high, promise of free
dom to ALL and to all rightful share in the
good things of the earth.
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give this rubber duckling to
The boys in olive-drab and blue.
1t won't amount to much, of course,
So here's nv toothsome rubber horse.
I'll teethe on something else instead,
And take a plastic bear to bed.
And though my modest contribution
Won't be the ultimate solution,
At least I'm glad it is no hitler,
For l, too, want to beat up Hitler.
RED CROSS. In one year half million
servicemen-nearly one out of every eight
then in uniform asked for and got help
and advice from the Red Cross.
This Monday RED Cross Month" be-
gins. All of US will be asked to contribute
to its war fund. The goal is 100 million
dollars. Every penny of it will be needed
to pay for the Red Cross worldwide ac-
Invites: the blood banks, frst-aid courses,
canteens, making of surgical dressings and
clothing at home; the work of 1887 field
directors and staff members at 776 camps
in the US. and battle stations from Ice
land to Curacao. India to the Solomons.
Remember 49, it's your dollar that might
save the life of an American soldier. M.
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George Washington rallied them. Let US
raise standard" he cried, Ito which the
wise and honest may repair"
So the American standard of living was
firmly established in the Constitution OF
the United States, and to it thousands up
on thousands have hocked, from lands
where life, liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness are not considered unalienable rights.
Under the bold, generous standard which
the Declaration envisioned and the Found
ing Fathers raised, many people so pros
pered that some have forgotten to what
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~uHE American standard of living is the
highest in the world. I'm as proud of
ID that as you are, and as grateful. And
vet there are those who would use it to
drag us down. Some are Nazis, who call
US decadent because we are prosperous
and free Some are japanese militarists
who declare we are softies who worship
our money.
Probably our enemies would never have
dared to attack US if they had not be-
lieved that 1.-The American standard OF
living" was one OF lazy comfort we would
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~ - THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Tie MONIES osd descriptions u all eroetsss kf II ske
stories, ssssis and ssnies sr'eiss IL TINS WEEK MAGAZINE
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.oss es tbos Of esy living dsod entirely esisesaai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
v OSADNf
SKOLE SV. VACLAVA.

V nedeli, Is. cervna Dude Sc
konati graduace z osadnf skoly
>sv. Vaclava. Graduanti pristou-
pf ku sv. pTijfman1 pTi slavne
msi svate o pGl osme hano.
Odpoledne We 3 hodiny vldp.
rektorem Jos. Stepankem roz-
dany budou diplomy nasledujf-
elm chlapcGm a dfvkam:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
cLENSTVU o cES.
SDRUzENf
"PRAVDA ZVfTEZf'
v T MD.

SeStry - bratrl -
Spojene Narody pripravuji v
techto dnech rozhodnou ranu
nasim neprateldm! Jsme i my
pfipraveni? Zajiste i my ma
me dGlezite 1koly pred sebou.
ID 1907 podporu Wade
Spojenych Statd zakupovanim
a tn chceme podotknouti pravi-
delnym zakupovan1m .Valec-
nych Bond1;
81 Odevzdan1m pintu krve
Cervenemu XIII;
81 Pr1pravou a soustTede-
MIN nasich snah ku pomoci ma
semu drahemu Ceskoslovensku
lined pc ukoncenf valky.
Tyto tri. body mus1me m1ti
stale pred ocima a stale veske-
re dsill a praci nasi v tonic
smeru soustrediti.
Nezapomente ma velice dule-
zitou sch1zi TOTO UTERY, IS.
CERVNA v 8:15 hodin vecer v
Sokolovne!
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MlStnl ZprdVy.

= V pond6lf, 7. cervna gra-
duoval 2 Calvert Hall kolleje
mlady Josef S. Itch, syn INA
mych krajan6 p. a pf. Josefa a
Amy Itch, 21O5 E. Madison
st. Je Is rokd starry a zaklad-
nj vzd6lani nabyl We Skole sv.
Vaclava.
= Dairy: K uct6ni pamatky
pana Franka Elsnice zemrele-
no v Chicago darovali ma Ces.
Narodnf Sdruzen1 v Baltimore
p. Jakub a Betty Vitak, 2513
E. Madison st. $500; rodina p.
Johna Vojtka a pf. Amy Scot
$500; Marie a Frank Bernat,
1913 N. Linwood Ave. $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11

(roz. C1sarova), Emil a Grace
C1saf, Joseph a Anna Soustek,
Frank a Josefa KGska.
Mr.. a Mrs. Bittner, Church
st. darovali $500.
Zde zrozenf vzpomfnajf ma
narod odkud jejich rodice pri-
sli. C1tej1 bolest S narodem
ktery tolik trpf. Skoda re mno-
no krajand zapom1na a neslysi
HAS koncentracn1ch tabor1.
Hladov1c1 obracej1 zraky k
nam do zeme kde name svobo-
du, kdez oni mali "a ziva pc
klo. Vyslysfme jejich HAS?
ANO!
Vsem Yam kterf pomahate
trpiclmu narodu srdecny dix.
Ia Odbocku G. N. S.
Curtis Bay
v. x,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
DOPIS.

Mes1c cerven jest mesicem
graduacf vyssfch skol a kollej1
a tn jest zahodno 81 povs1mnou-
ii mezi -nas1m ceskym lidem
baltimorskym postup a vyvin
vzdelanf "a posledn1ch 80 ro-
XII. Nase rodice pTisli sem pred
1870 roxy ably v zemi teto
kde je vseho hojnost, kde jitr-
nice rostou ma stromech v le-
SIGH, ovsem to nebylo pravda,
ale vse bylo lacine, re nikdo
netrpel hlad - a jitrnice 81 "a
par cent? mohli nadelat. Ku
prfkladu jak Sc pamatuji, We
provo hlava stala 25c, krev KIDD
cht6l dostal zadarmo a take
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DOPIS.

Curtis Bay, 8. cervna 1913.
Sestry Hrabakd v%zpomlnajl
svych rodic1 kteT1 Sc odebrali
odkud Sc nikdo nevrat1.
Mr.. a Mrs. Anna Casey (roz.
Hrabakova) darovala $1,000
Odbocce G. N. S. v Curtis Bay.
Mr.. a Mrs. Toula $500. ODE
sestry vzpomfnajf a nezapomi-
najf svych drahych rodic1.
Mr.. a Mrs. Nenadal vzpoml-
ma utrpenf nestastneho Cesko-
slovenskeho naroda, darovali
$1,000 Odbocce 6. N. S. V Cur
tbs Bay. VIM. a Anna Wright
tez darovali $1,000. Mrs.
Wright jest dcera K1sk1.
Dalsi krajane pfispeli pc S.
darovali: Eduard a Mrs. Ze-
man, Mr.. a Mrs. Bradshaw,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
POHRBY.

- Dne L. cervna Zemrel V
Johns Hopkins nemocnici pan
Frank Soft, 23O1 Ashland Ave.
We start Ga rokd. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore, byl svobodny a po-
volan1m deln1k.
Pohreb konal Sc minuly pa
tex, 4. cervna re Cvachovy Pc
hrebn1 Kaple ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a assistance vlp.
Jana Tause.
- V patek, 4. cervna zem-
rel pc kratke nemoci starry kra-
jan, vdovec, p. Vaclav Barbor-
ka, 729 N. Chester st. Bylo mu
78 let. Narodil sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Jeho zemrela manzel-
ka sc jmenovala Marie. Zane
chal zde 2 dcery: p1. George
Back a pf. John LAWN. Pfina-
Heel ku spolku Nejsv. Imena
a ku I. Ces. Dem. Klubu z.
wardy. f.
POhfeb kOnal Sc V utery, 8.
cervna re Cvachovy PohTebn1
Kaple do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
" sobotu. 5. cervna zem-
Tela pc delsf srdecnf nemoci
krajanka p1. Mary Kalistova,
vdova pc Janu Kalistovi, 9O3
N. Collington Ave. We start 70
rokG. Narodila sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Patrila ku spolkGm f:
Oltarnfmu a Fanny Marie u
stavicne Pomoci.
Pohreb konal Sc We stredu, 9.
cervna re Cvachovy Pohrebni
Kaple do kostela sv. Vaclava a
pax ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
ltele.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Frank Cvach & Syn.
" sobotu, 5. cervna zem-
rel p. Vernon C. Jet, 2430 E.
Eager ulice We start 81 let. Ma
sc v Calvert County, Md,
a zamestnan1m byl tesar. Cd
chodu jeho zelf matka p1. En-
ma Jet (rozena Giddy.)
PohTeb konal sc v 1tery, 8.
Icervna z domu smutku ma Bal
|timore hrbitov "a assistance Rev.
w. Nelson Wintera.
" sobotu, 5. cervna zem-
|rela stara krajanka p1. Louise
M. Pinkus (rozena Luplnek)
vdova pc Vaclavu Pinkusovi.
Bylo il 83 let. Narodila Sc v
Ceskoslovensku a do Ameriky
pTijela pred 60 roxy.
PohTeb zemrele konal Sc v
1tery, 8. cervna z domu jeji
dcery p1. Josephine Vanden-
heurk, Pap Ashland Ave. ma
Cesky Narodnf Hrbitov "a asis-
tence Rev. III. Carrolla Burkin-
Sc.
Pohfby tyto vypravil p. Karel
E. SchimInek.
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z KANCELARE
ARCIBISKUPSKEHO
BRATRSTVA LAIKO
$50 N. Charles Street,
Baltimore, Md.

V cele Baltimorske arcidie-
cesi tento tyden naleza Sc Arci-
biskupova kampan v plnem
proudu S 1celem dosahnouti
$500, 600 ma katolickou dobro-
cinnost jakoz i ma Katolickou
vyssf skolu pro chlapce, ktera
ma byti zbudovana Timed po
valce. Vice nez $500 muz1d a
zen z 78 osad, zrfzenych k to-
mu, ably Sc uchazeli u svych
spoluosadnfkG O upisovanf ma
poplatek cd nejnizsfho SIS do
nejvyss1ho $4,000, konavaj1
z~namenitou praci. Mimocho-
dem budiz poznamenano, re
nejvyssf prfspevek $4,000 cd
jednotlivce jiz byl obdrzen.
Kazda osada ma pTedsedu
re rady svych laikG, ktery stojf
V cele mfstnf Getty, jemuz pri-
druzeno jest n6kolik kapitanI
anebo vGdcG, a kazdy vddce
ma 5 az 10 pracovnikd pod Sc
bou. VSichni Sc NELL z1castni-
tt pond6l1 vecer ma zvlastnf
schulz We sve osadn1 mlstnosti,
ably Jim podany byly poslednf
rady a pokyny cd precisely a
mistn1ho farare. Obdrzeli tez
rozlicny fisk vykladajfcf ucel
cele kampane a 1pisn1 l1stky a
jmena tech, kterlz sc behem
tydne navstiviti mali.
Kazdy vecer cd 1terka scha-
zely Sc osadnf Getty We svych
mfstnostech O 9 iodine pc sve
kampanske praci, ably podaly
zpravu. Jakmile vysledky mo-
hou byti vykladany, pTedseda
anebo farar telefonuje celkovy
pTfjem osadnf hlavn1 dradovne
v professional Building" v
Baltimore. Zde sc naleza vel
ka tabule zapasova ma ktere
zretelne videt jak celia kampan
den ode dine pokracuje.
Tech rs osad v meste rozde-
leno bylo ma 4 distriktn1 skupi-
ny. Kazda skupina stoj1 pod
dozorem zvlastne ma to ustano-
|veneho kneze Tiditele. Ridite-
lie jsou ma SVEN miste kazdy
vecer v hlavnf 1radovne, ably
pTijali zpravy cd pfedsed1
svych skupin. P. Archbishop
Cur1ey je tez kazdy vecer v te-
to 1radovne a sleduje pokrok,
|jsa We vsem velice zajfman.
Kampan potrva pc cely ten
to tyden. Nebude-li snad v ne
kterych osadach dplne dokon-
cena, prodlouz1 Sc tfeba o den
anebo diva, ably kazda osada
stoprocentne dosahla %ustanove-
neho Gle.
Osada sv. Vaclava:
Vldp. Josef stepanek, C.SS.R.,
faraT;
%. FrantiSek Levy. pTedseda.
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ODBERATE-
LON

DIE noveho naTizeni Hlavni-
no PoStmistra Spoj. StatIi YES
kera adresovana posta do vel
kych Americkych NEST musi
miti krone cisla ulice jests u
dane cislo poStovni stanice. Ia
dame snazne naSe odberatele z
mist doleji uvedenych by nam
oznamili svoje adresy S Gislem
jejich poStovniho uTadu ma pos
tovnim listku. Washington, d.
c., Philadelphia, New York,
Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit,
Los Angeles, San Diego a San
Francisco.
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BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 1871

jatra. Cele telecf osrdf, jatra,
plice, srdce stale 25c. Nase
ceske matky dovedly toho vyu-
zfti, ~navafily pajslu, nadelali
jelita, jitrnice a presovane vur-
ty. Had netrp6li nasi v Balti-
more. Kazdy kdo kde dostal
praci V dflnach krejcovskych
at byl kovar, kolaT, strojnfk,
mlynaf anebo z ceske chalupy.
V Baltimore Sc naucil pichat
jehlou a slapat Singer" mast
nu kratkem case.
Ma vyss1 vzdelani bylo malo
tech, kteT1 mohli dftky sve do
vyssich skol posflati.
Nenf tomu davno, kdy byl
prvnf cesky l6kaT, eeska ucitel-
ka, cesky lekarn1k, zubnf l6kaf,
eesky pravn1k. Nyni name ce-
lou radu ceskych l6kaT1, pray
Mkt, lekarnfkG, zubnfch leka-
RI, ucitelek a i profesory.
Pred 33 roxy jeden gradu-
ant obdrzel B of A a pozd6ji
Bachelor of PRAY. Jeho otec
kdyz pTijel do Baltiomre byl
vyucen mlynaTem. Zde naucil
Sc krejcovinu a vychoval vel
kou rodinu, vzdy dial, ably die
moznosti d1tky dostaly vzdela-
nj. Jak hrdi by museli byti de-
decek a babicka, kdyby BGh
nechal dockati sc jim gradua-
ce vnucky Dorothy May Yurs1-
kove, dcery Otto a KateTiny
Rokos- Yursik, 24O8 Mayfield
Avenue.
Dorothy je 20 rokd stara,
hodna dfvka, vynikajicf laskou
ku sym rodicGm a slfcnosti il
neschazf a je pT1jemne povahy.
Vzd6lanf nabyla v BALTIC. City
Schools a graduovala z Eastern
High School pc cemz 4 roxy
studovala Hood College, FIRE.
derrick, Md. a Z. cervna obdr-
zela degree Bachelor of Arts.
Slecna Yursik S prospechem
lobstala zkousku v Baltimore
City Professional Department.
Eof Education a Dude ucit ma
podzim v Junior High School v
Baltimore.
Dear Dorothy
Never lower for anyone the
high standards which you set
up - go on learning, don't
stop at degree of B. of A., easy
way has little value, we must
learn the hard way of life.
Starting at bottom keep opti-
mistic at all time with push, de-
termination, will power and
friendliness which will bring
you success. There is a bright
and dark side to everything.
Sunshine and the rain. Flowers
need not only sunshine alone,
also nights and rain to grow
and develope brilliant colors
and pleasant fragrants we like
so we'll.
You must take discourage
ments with a smile, be friendly
and make new friends, good
friends are better than gold.
To see sunny side of life and be
on bright side, smile, and hope
for the best.
Enter your new work with
courage, determination, faith,
love and success and happiness
will be your future rewards.
Your friend,
r. n
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Pc mnOho rokG byl IA. cerven ustanOven OMEN VLAJ-
KY" ku pocte znaku nasi Narodn1 Silly a Jednoty. Tento rok
Hvezdy a Pruhy jsou valecnym znakem vaj1clm V poustlch,
dzungl1ch a pres Articke Snehy. Vlajf vsude, kde jsou nasi
muzi v Africe, Australia, Novem Zelande, Cine, Burme, Aleu-
tach a pc celem Siren svete, kde drive Americka Vlajka ne
byLa k spatrenf. V Koralovem Mofi, Atlantiku a Pacifiku
jest znamen1m Nadeje naS1m SpojencGm a znamen1m zoufal-
stvi nas1m nepratelGm! Nase barry nasty 81 cestu k srdci ne
prftele mad Berlfnem a Token.
My vine, re nase vlajka neboiuje sauna. Tento rok Vlaj-
ky 80 Spojenych NarodG krac1 pospou a ku pfedu, Zrozeny
2 udatnosti svobodnych muzG. Pospolu jsou znakem rostou-
chic 1toku, ktery osvobodl svet. Jako bratTi We zbrani, my
Spojeni Narody pTislfbili jsme 81 Jeoen druhemu nasi wa
Nase Armady, nase Namornf' a Letecke Silly zdokonalujf
spolupraci a snasimi Spojenci, ktera pred Bohem pfinese Vi
tezstvf v teto velike a spravedlive veci, ku ktere svobodu-
milujicf hdstvo Sc z~asvetilo. Posfleni a spjati nerozlucnymi
svazky, pujdeme odhodlane a svorne budoucnosti vstr1c!
PRoToz ia FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, president
Spojenych Statd Americkych t1mto zadam, ably ma DEN
VLAJKY". IA. cervna 1913 Tide naSeho naroda uctili lid Spoj.
Kralovstvf Velke Britanie a Sew. Irska, Unie S~ovetskych Soci-
alstickych Republik, C1ny, Australia, Belgie, Bolivie, Braziie,
Kanady, Kosta Riky, Kuby, Ceskoslovenska, Dominikanske
Repubhky, Ell SALVATORE, Ethiopie, Recka, Guatemaly, Haiti,
Nikarugui, Norska, Panamy, Filipin, Poska, Unie JIM Afri-
ky a Jugoslavie.
NaTizuji 1fedniklm Federaln1 Vlady a zadam 1fedn1ky
zeny nase barry ma vsech Vladnfch Budovach a nabadam lid
Spojenych Stat1, by vlala Americka Vlajka ma jejich domech
a kde mono u%spoTadali spoecne vylozen1 znaku Svobody-
Miluj1c1ch Narodu.
Washington, D. c., 8. kvetna 1913
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT,
President
CORDELL HULL,
Statni SekretaT.
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President
CORDELL HULL,
Statni Sekretaf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Cd poslednf zpravy jsme pfi-
jail nasleduj1cf Diary:
K uctenf pamatky DR.. J. J.
Touly ma Fathers Day darovali
$500 synov6: p. Jaroslav j.
Toula, Ensign of U. S. Navy a
p. Wilson R. Toula, LIST Lieut..
S. Army, Mrs. Ant. Cinci-
bus $500, Civic League Aug.
Herman $500, Mrs. Kozl1k 81.
Ia zboz1: Mrs. Zaoralek So,
Mrs. FIR. R1ha $500.
Poslednf zprava
vykazovala $19O.34
Znovu pr1jem $500
$215.34
8. cervna odeslano
do Chicago 10000
Zbyva ma ruce 1854
Pripravujeme satstvo do Ru-
ska, ktere Dude odeslano do 20.
cervna. Dosud name pfiprave-
ny 3 velke bedny. Kdo by chtel
jeste neco darovati, pros1me
pffineste to do skoly Aug. Her
man nebo k pf. A. Rys, nebo M.
Pokorny. Upozornujeme, ably
vsechno bylo 1plne este a bot
ky s nizkymi podpatky.
Srdecne dekujem vsem "a
podporu a prosfme O dalsf jme-
mem tech nejotTebnejsfch.
Csl. Pomocny Vybor.
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Nasim KrajaniIm!

Zajiste jsou to krasna a zlata slova " proklamaci pana
presidenta ku DNI VLAJKY." A jak Sc zachovate Wy, kra-
jane? zadame Vas vsechny bez rozdiu, nechf ma Vasich
domovech v DEN VLAJKY, IA. cervna vlaje Americky Pra-
pr a vedle nsho Ceskoslovensky! Vzdame tim poctu nasi
Move VAST a take nasi Stare Vlasti ktera trp1 pod tyranii
nsmeckych hrEzovladcH a ceka touzebne ma osvobozeni!
Ia Sdruzene Ceskoslovenske Spolky
Rudolf Bshounek, pfedseda
Josef Pokorny, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
STAVKA u BALTIMORE
TRANSIT co. UKONCENA.

Stavka n6kOIika set Zamest-
nanc1 B. T. Co. byla zkoncena
v nedeli vecer a stavkafi ma
stoupili do prace v pondelf ra-
no.
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