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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
william, Kraft

ROSEVILLE - William j.
Kraft, age so, for many years a
resident of this community, died
at his home. 19201 McGill, Erin
Township, Tuesday following an
illness.
The deceased is survived by
his widow, Marie, a son, Pfc.
Leonard, in England, and his
father, August Kraft, of Erin
Township. A brother, Edward,
lives in Detroit, and a sister, Mrs.
Irene Kunna, in Erin Township.
For the past 10 years Mr..
Kraft had been we'll known in
this area. He was formerly a
Detroit newspaper agent here,
butcher and more recently a war
plant worker.
The funeral will be Saturday
at 9 a. m, from the kaul funeral
chapel, with service at $50 a.
m, at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, Rev. p. j. McSherry
officiating. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

diploma this evening, died today
at st. Joseph Hospital from in
juries suffered Tuesday when
he was thrown from a tractor on
his parents farm near Smiths
Creek.
The Eschenburg boy was
found lying partly conscious by
the roadside near the farm, after
the tractor had upset and drag
ged him through a pond. He
crawled 10 land near the pond
before collapsing.
The boy was an ardent mem
Der of Zion Evangelical Church,
Mount Clemens, where he was
baptized and confirmed. He al.
tended the Mccormick School,
ST. Clair County, and had joy
fully anticipated the diploma
presentation tonight.
Besides his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Eschenburg, he is
survived by seven brothers and
sisters: Arthur, Erwin, Shirley,
Beatrice, Geraldine, Pauline and
Henry Jr. His grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry F. Eschen-
burg. of Waldenburg, and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Miller, of near
Mount Clemens.
The remains will rest al the
D. n Cooley funeral home until
Saturday at 2 p. m, when they
will be taken to Zion church for
services at 230 p. m, with Rev.
Jacob Whitman officiating
Burial will be in the family lot
in Clinton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
AdOlph e. Yacht

VAN DYKE - Funeral serv-
ices will be held Saturday for
Adolph E. Yacht, age 80, of
21527 Corners, near Van Dyke
and Eight Mile road, who died
Wednesday evening after brief
illness.
Mr.. Yacht, a native Of Ger
many who settled in Van Dyke
So years ago, played a consid-
cradle part in development of
that community. He was build
ing contractor until his retire
ment Is years ago, and many
projects and public and private
contracts were under his super
vision. He was a member of
Mount Calvary l. ut h e. a n
Church.
The deceased is survived by
his widow, Carrie; a son, Ed
ward A., of Van Dyke and a
daughter, Mrs. Cecilia Jackson.
There are three grandchildren
and one great grandchild; also
two sisters, Mrs. Amelia Zand-
er, Of Sylvan Lake, and Mrs.
Carrie krause, of Detroit.
The funeral will take place
Saturday at lis p. m, from the
Clyne funeral chapel, East De-
troit, to Mount Calvary church,
Packard and Van Dyke, where
services will be conducted at 2
p. m, by Rev. K. j. Warnke.
Burial will be in Forestlawn
Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
James w. Pratt

ARMADA James w. Pratt,
prominent farmer passed Fri
day, May 26, at his home, 1901
Pratt road, Armada, after a long
illness at the age of Sc years.
Mr.. Pratt was born on the
same farm on which he lived
Sept. %, 1877. He was the old
est son Of Alonzo and Mary A
Frost Pratt and spent nearly his
entire life in the community.
He graduated from Armada
High school and taught school
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

and Eugene Deltomme, and Mrs.
Gertrude DeSauw, Mrs. Gabriel
VerMasch, Mrs. Susanna Van
hecke and Mrs. Helena Witte-
vrongl.
The funeral viii take place
Friday al Q a. m, from the Raul
funeral chapel, Roseville. with
services at $50 a. m. al Sacred
Heart Catholic Church. Rev. FIR.
p J Sherry will officiate. Bur-
ial will be in the Sacred Heart
cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

Erin Township, who died Tues
day following an illness of five
months.
Mrs. Lambrecht was the wife
of Godfried Lambrecht, and the
family had lived here for the
past four years.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Lambrccht is survived by the
following children Robert, OIL
ga. Joseph and Mary Theresa
and the following brothers and
sisters, all Of Belgium: Jerome
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

a willing worker on all civic
drives.
The remains will rest at the
E. A. Schwarzkoff funeral home
until GAS a. m, Saturday, and
requiem high mass will be offer
ed at st. Lawrence Church at
10 a. m, with Rev. FIR. Edward
DeKeyser officiating. Burial
will be in Rochester cemetery.
Prayers will be said Friday al
p. M, AT the funeral chapel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

UTICA - The Utica Public
Library received a check today
for S79.36, Miss Naomi Clubbing,
librarian, announced. This check
is the first half of a grant from
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

ROSEVILLE - Funeral serv-
ices will be held Friday for Mrs
Maline Nj. Lambrecht. age A,
of 1857 Masonic boulevard
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

Q-HoW many red and how
many white stripes in Old
Glory?
A-Seven red, six white.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
Harry ESchenburg

Harry c. Eschenburg, age IA,
a country school student who
was to receive his Eighth Grade
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Redaktor a Administrator
ANTHONY CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
~GENERALNfHO
POSTMISTRA.
Move ~po$tovni Iistky ma vypla-
cent budou lacinejSi nez
money order.

Generalnf postmistr oznamu-
je, re postovnf l1stky, ktere bu-
dou move a lacine, m1sto money
order, budou asi 1. ledna 1915
dany do prodeje ma postovnfch
1fadovnach prvnf trfdy. Tento
nOvy druh money order budou
dany do provozu ma jinych nez
prvotf1dnfch postovnich IRA
dech CO nejrychleji Dude MOI
no.
PoStovnf l1stky vsak mohou
byt prom6n6ny ma kazde poste
We Spoj. Statech. Postovnf lis
tex Dude nejen bezpecny, po-
hodlny a ekonomicky zpGsob
posflanf postou penfze do
$1,000. Poplatek Dude obnaset
5 cent? "a l1stek az do obnosu
$40, Money order vSak zdsta-
r0u nadale V platnosti.
Budou l1stky ma II denomi-
nac1 a slice: O, 81, So, So, 81,
SIS, Sc, 81, So, SO a $40. Bude
Is druhd znamek "postovni
llstky": 1c, &c, &c, &c, sc, &c,
7c, &c, &c, loo, zoe, soc, 40c,
soc, 60c, zoe, SOC a 9Oc.
Nasleduj1cf procedure Dude
pfi posflan1 pence: Nebude "a
potfeb1 zadne aplikace k vypl-
n6nf. L1stky budou prodavany
u okenka Money order ma pos
t6. Pak-li Dude zadan lfstek ma
obnos 1923, tax klerk nalepf
ma l1stek postovnf znamky ma
80 cent? a 3 Gently a So, a ku-
pujfcf zaplatf 1898. Kupujfcf
nap1se jmeno odesllatele a jme
no a adresu prfjemce a posle
postou l1stek Sc znamkami. Po-
Stovn1 lfstek Dude NIT diva me-
Size platnosti ode dine jeho W.
psan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Priorita pro nabor namofnikG
pro obchodni lodstvo.

Washington (OWI)- Pred
most poskytnuta naboru nezku-
senych muz1 pro americke ma
moTni lodstvo, ktere okamzite
potrebuje osm tis1c novych mu-
"a pro sve lodi, naznacuje do
bre nalehavost teto potfeby.
Cinitele UTadu pro lodn1 dopra
WI poukazujf ma tento fakt:
Zvyseni cinnosti v Tichomofi
vice nez ztrojnasobilo dodav-
ku obstaravanou nasim obchod
sim lodstvem. Nasledkem vel
kych vzdalenost1 potrebujeme
tam trikrat tolik obchodnlch
lodi jake je tTeba k dodavce
stejneho mnozstvf valecneho
materialu do Evropy. Kazdy
mas postup v Tichomof1 zname-
ma zvysene zat1zenl nasich do
davek a lodstva, ktere je do
pravuje.
Muzi cd II do 5Oti mohou Sc
pfrihlasit u obchodn1ho 10 silva
a byt vycviceni jake radioope-
rateTi, kuchafi, ~strojnlci, a ne
BIO pro zdravotnf lodnf sluzbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Dolary jsou valecnou zbrani.
Vase dolary pomohou
X vitSzstvf
WASHINGTON (OWn

Washington (OWD - A
mericke valecne vydaje v iii
nu obnasely Z milliard 447 mi
llonu dolard. To je O 343 mill
onG vice neil v zar1. Denn1
valecna vydanf v rfjnu obnase-
la 286,400,00O dolar1, coz je o
100000 dolar1 vice neil
denni vydanf v zaff. Celkova
americka valecna vydanf cd
cervence 1910 kdy bylo zaha-
Jeno zbrojenf, az do Tfjna 1914
bylo temer $50 milliard dolarG.
K vedenf vitezne valky je
treba pence. Vedle milionG vo-
JIM bojujiclch ma valecnych
frontach, vedle milion1 delhi
k1 v rozsahlych valecnych pod
nicich donna, je treba dollarG,
ably tento obrovsky stroj pra-
coval a vftezil.
Spojene Staty potfebujf n.y.
nj vice dollarG k udrzenf toho-
to velkeho vitezneho stroje v
prOvOZu, k Jeho ~Zesllenl, do
kud posledn1 stopy snah pc sve
tove nadvlade nebudou odstra-
neny. a svoboda lidu vsude "a
jiStena.
Zadny American Sc nem1ze
vyhnouti 1casti v tonic boil
Jde o mnoho, a jde O kazdeho
A Americana ciz1ho p1vodU
mali ma tom jeste vets1 zajen
= miliony z mich mali ma dru.
he strane rodinne pasky v kaz.
de zemi znasilnene 1tocn1kem
Americana cizfho pnvodu pro.
jevili skvelou pohotovost, skye.
lie 1silf a jedinecny pod1l ma va
lecnem vypet1 americkeho ma
roda. Toto 1silf must pokra
covati a jeSte zvyseno. Anne
rika We sve sest6 Rampant upi
sovan1 valecne pnjcky zada {
IA miliard dollar1. Pet mill
ard must z toho prijft cd jed
notlivc1.
Ably doslo k obnove m1ru {
slusnosti ma svete musfme ku
povati valecne bondy vice ne;
kdy pred tim - a to plat1 NJ
kazdeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08

Washington OVID : Ably
Sc ulevilo pretfzenym mistn1 i
mimomestske doprave "a va
nocnfho obdobf- Trad pro va
lecnou dopravu doporucuje a.
by osoby kupujfcf vanocn1 dar-
ky provadely to V dobe cd 10
hodin rano do a hodin odpol.
A pTi tom necht kazdy "a
chOvava tato pravidla:
1. Pr nastupu do autobusu
nebo subwaye stujte klidne v
fade.
2. Mozno-1i mejte pfiprave-
no pTesne j1zdne.
3. Nastupte hned do zadnl
casti vozG, abyste nerusill hlad
Ike vystupovanf a nastupovarl
ostatnfch.
4. Uzfvejte taxfky jen kdyz
naprosto nutne, a potion vzdy
We spolecnosti S vice cestujici-
mi.
5. NoSte 81 sami bal1cky.
6. N~ezapomente ma 6. KAN
pan valecne p1jcky = valecne
bondy jsou vybornym darem.
z. Skolni deti tez mohou po-
moci, kdyz Sc zacnou vracet
domG pred hodinou vecernlho
navalu z prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08

Cekali - a dockali Sc: blato
blato, kan oko dohledne a vo-
zidlo dojede. Vlazny dest, pro-
ii kteremu nechran1 mic nez gu
movy plast, pod nfmz pot Wy
rabbi vlhkost jeste vets1 a jeste
protivnejs1. V noel lima, pro-
tt n1z nezmGze nikdo mic, do
kud Sc nezmen1 zakon pT1ro-
dy, re teplo vznika spalovanfm
a spalovanf re je okyslicovanf
Ia vyvoje tepla a svetla. Sve-
Ito pax je smrt.
Cekali a dockali Sc: lezeni We
vode a v oranic1ch a zboTenis-
itch; nepravidelneho jfdla a
dovazenf pitne vody- isl jake
trosecn1k %uprostfed nezmer-
nych vod, jichz sc nem1zes ma
pit. Cekali a dockali Sc: pun a
tFaskavin, pred nimiz nevaruj1
sireny a kde ii Cali clear" "a
septa pc latinsku do chladnou-
c1ch usi "poruc1k duch", jak
mi uTedn1 nazev kaplana.
Dockali Sc, nae cekali - a
jak velke je pokusenf dodat
:. "a jsou stastni.
Byla by to dobra pointa ne
DO climax nebo vyvrcholen1 81
|jak sc tomu r1ka v literature.
Lee toto nenl literature a val
ka nen1 Stest1.
Pravda je: cekali, dockali
Sc a = osvedcuj1 Sc pc chap
sku, pc muzsku, pc lidsku. V
obetech, kterymi jeden kazdy
z csl. vojak1 moralne i mate
|rialne vykoupil d~vojsecnou pri-
vilej dostati sc ma TUT frontu,
je vysv6tleni vysoke morally,
.jiz sc vyznacuje tato jednotka
obcanske armady. Nebot z vo-
|.jak1 teto cekaj1c1 armady byla
snata kletba domnele marnosti
vseho podnikan1.
Kracej1 vyrovnaneji a kid
neji v pasmu nepratelskeho do
strelu, v shells area, nez cho-
divali pc hlavnlm spojeneckem
meste. Jsou tam, kde chteli
byt, a vid1te to ma Mich!
(Nase Noviny.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08

Gas Ike koupi vanocnich kol-
XII nebo-li Christmas Seals jest
opet zde. A je to jedna z nej-
krasnejs1ch vecf, kterou kazdy
z mas niue ucinit, nebot vyte-
EEK z prodeje techto kolku slou
Ii k pot1ranf tuberkulosy, Pile
nj choroby, ktera jiz pred dav-
nymi Lefty byla havana billy
NOR"
Prodej vanocnfch kolkG k to
muto 1celu zapocal pred 40 le-
.ty a zahy Sc tento zpdsob roz-
sffil pc celem sv6te. Ones Sc
vanocni kolky k boji prot tu-
berkulose prodavaj1 w We 46
zem1ch obou polokoull.
Letos vynos z prodeje tech.
to kolkn je potTebnejsf nez-li
kdykoli pred tim. Tuberkulo-
sa je ma postupu. Neustaly po-
krok lekarske vedy v lecenl te-
to nemoci nepostacil jeste, ably
tuto nemoc 1plne zdolal.
Je Size pravdou, re 1mrti ma
tuberkulosu sc podarilo v pc
sledn1ch letech znacne snlzltl,
avsak nynejs1 svetova valka
znova pTispela k jejimu rozsl-
|renf. Nase pTeplnena produk-
chi stfediska i prepracovanl a
nervove vycerpanf delniku O.
bojfho pohlavf jsou "pozva-
nim" pro tuberkulosu a otevl-
rail- pro nj dveTe.
Nejvetsi tragikou pr tom
vsak je, re prflis mnoho lidi 81
nedovede AMI uvedomltl, kdy
tento nezvany host nalezne ce-
stu do jejich domova. Proto Je
zaoptreb1, ably odbornlci Sc sta
rail- o bezpecnostnf opatrenl. A
ably tento "bfly NOR, angllcky
nazyvany tez white plague"
mohl byti 1spesne potlran, Je
zapotTebf pen6z. Nezapomen-
tie tedy koupiti opet tyto Christ
mas Seals S d~vouramennym Ger
venym kT1zem!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Vazny nedostatek pracovnich
siI

Washington (OWD = Pa
vel McNutt, predseda War
Manpower Commission prohla-
sill, re zem6 stoj1 pred "nesm1r-
ne vaznym nedostatkem pra-
covn1ch sil'. Nejde Size o eel
kovy pocet delnictva, jake spl-
Sc o pot1ze ziskat je pro. urci-
tou valecnou vyrobu, jake ma
'pf1klad pro municn1 prGmysl.
Poole odhad1 je okamzite
potfeba 100000 delnfk1 pro
nalehavou valecnou vyrobu =
a polovina z toho je pro tax
zvane "kriticke" prace. V ne.
kterych mistech zvlaste male
have potrebujf move zamest
nance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Novy rekord: PreIetsl "a 6
hodin Atlanticky ocean.

Kapitan Ernest M. Gill z brit
skeho leteckeho sboru Raj
preletel Atlantik "a 6 hodin a
8 minut, c1mz docflil noveho
transatlantickeho rekordu, jak
oznamilo velitelstvf Raj.
Kapitan Gill tohoto rekordu
dosahl bombometnym letadlem
Mosquito, vybudovan6m v Ka-
made. Letel z Labradoru do
Skotska, coz je vzdalenost g.
300 mil. Gill jiz pred tim do
GILL rekordu 6 hodin a IA mi
nut v pfeletu Atlantiku, avsak
tehdy jeho draha byla O 100
mil kratsf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Bratislavsky quislingovsky
rozhlas ruSeny.

New Pork (CTK) = Organ
bratislavskeho rezimu 'Slovak'
81 stezoval, re pc cas- vecerneho
vysielania zprav ma quislingov-
skom rozhlase "podivne a ne
kvalifikovan6 poznamky MOI
no pocut ma vine bratislavske-
no rozhlasu". Zpravu "Slova-
ka" citoval v tychto dnoch
quislingovsky komentator, po-
dozrievaj1c moskovsky rozhlas
z tohoto ruSenia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
RychIost ~aeroplanE.

Jisty anglicky letec Sc tazal
americkeho kolegy, jak rychle
mohou letati nejnovejsi anne
ricke aeroplany. "To yam ne
mohu s urcitostf ffci", odpove-
del American, "my lftame pou-
re tax rychle, abychom doho-
Mill prchajfcfho nepritele, nez
Sc mu podaTf nam uniknouti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
chybnosti O tom, re jeho aktiv-
nj pomoc %napomaha 1cinne ry-
chlemu postupu ruskych vojsk.
continental News)
0 NASICH
FIR. A, valecny dopisovatel
CTK.

LpraVa jest - CaK ZHl nOVl-
marsha definice = souhrnem
odpovedf ma sedmero otazek:
kdo? co? kde? proc? jakym
zpGsobem? kym We spolek? a
kdy?
1 jest nadsazkou nazyvati
|tuto repoftaz zpravou, nebot
mezispojenecka censura vrch-
nfho velitelstv1 nepropustila je-
ste odpovedf ma velmi podstat-
ne otazky.
Ma velikosti veci samotne O.
vSem tato kusost mic neub1ra:
ceskoslovenstf vojaci jsou ma
zapadnf fronte. Je to veta snad
ljen gramaticky hola. V praksi
|je to veta lapidarni a kdo Sc
We vzpom1lkach vratf do .leta
1910, poc1tf jejf vahu.
Jsou tn: bojujf a pracuI S
vecnostf ceskoslovenskeho clio
veka, bez okazalostf a bez
vzletnych fecf ci velkych SLOW.
"Tak jsme zas tady," byl
vrcholny komentar pTi vstupu
ma evropskou pudu pc ctyrech
letech. :
Jsou tady: vojaci prvnf ees-
koslovenske zahranicnl anna
dy druhe valky; n~ejstarsf jej1
|slozky. Vselijak S mimi vsemi
osud zasmycil: ma poeatku by
10 nadsen1, jez potion zaplavil
chaos cerneho leta. Costa do
neznama, jez vedla do zahad-
ne Angle. Proc nikdo nezave-
dl pojmenovan1 Douce Angle
terre, sladka Angle? Snad pro
to, re je tax spolehliva a tax
ostychave pTatelska.
Zatlm CO ~nejstarSi vojaci Re
publiky We zbrani byli Anglii
a museli Sc utesovat pTfslovlm
svych hostitelG: l ten slouz1,
kdo jenom ceka -vznikaly pc
svete jednotky jine: Strednf
vychod Sc pohnul; Tobruk, Ell
Alamein, Benghazi, Syrie,
strucneji: opravdovy BOZ.
Jednotka v Sovetskem svazu
vznikla, rostla, zmohutnela,
byla vyzbrojena a docvicena
Kijev = denni rozkazy a cest-
ne salvy z del, a co vic: postup
ma Jablonicu, do dohledu Ces-
koslovenska.
O tom vSem Sc doc1tali a do
slychali v nedobrovolnem zave-
tff n~ejstarsi vojaci Republiky
"a hranicemi. A mad hlavami,
ktere dumaly O tom, jak to ma
tom svete chod1, Sc prohanela
letadla, i letadla S ceskosloven-
skymi posadkami. To byl take
jeden cd zacatku a elm mlha-
vejsf byly vyhl1dky ma druhou
(cti NASTY frontu, tim bouTli-
vejsf byly prihlasky poem
stand k letectvu. Kdyz bylo
sjednano postavenf move letec-
Ike jednotky, oddychl 81 jeden
z nejvyss1ch dGstojn1kG arma-
dy: "Tak aspon muzeme vyho-
vet tenn, kter1 uz byli dvakrat
zavreni pro insubordinaci pr
hlaseni sc k/letcGm."
Byly i jine problemy: "a leta
letouci v Anglii bylo lie: do
studovat, vystudovat, ~existenci
zalozit, styky navazat, do sve-
ia Sc dostat, karieru udelat.
Nestudovali, nedostudovavali,
existence nezakladali, styku
krom pfatelskych nenavazova-
Ii. do sveta Sc nevydavali, ka-
rier nedelali: drzeli Sc vojny
vic nez vojna drzela je; "drze-
Ii" sluzby, straze, hotovosti,
stoiky a - cekali. Sli "a hra-
nice do armady. Byli v nj, ID
stall v nj a cekali. CA splnili
tim velky politely 1kol!)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Poselstvi gen. MacArthura l
upisovanf valecne pGjcky.

Washington (OWD = Gen.
Macarthur pos1la k seste upi-
sovaci Rampant valecne pujcky
toto poselstvf vsem America
Nun:
IS Bozi pomoc1 nase silly Sc
vratily ma Filipiny. Amerika
slibila osvobozen1 a obnovu te-
to zeme. My ma fronte ver1me
1plne We vas donna. Americky
duch = vzdy We vasich srd-
cfch - nikdy mas nezklamal, a
vine, re nam pGjcenlm svych
pence zajist1te nezbytne do
davky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
PAMATNfK LIDICE.



Lidice = trnova koruna ces-
keno naroda, muceneho barba-
ry, ktef1 byli zfanatisovani
zhovadilym sflencem.
Lldlce symbol boje "a
SVobodu zubozeneho lidstva,
ktere slepe dGv6fovalo vsem.
Lldlce = slavny slib vernos-
tt a oddanosti znovuvzkrfsene-
mu narodu, a zasvecen1 lepsf
jeho budoucnosti.
Narod trplc1 pod knutou ty-
ran1 nezapomene krivdy spa
chane ma mem odvekym neprf-
telem a posvetf sc pracf, praco-
vltosti a vytrvalosti ma vecne
veky.
I. Ably vhodne bylo posveceno
Jmeno a mucednici tohoto sva-
teho mlsta, cesko-americky So
char Mario Korbel, "a spolu-
prace architekta Josefa Ger
novskeho navrhujf vybudovan1
pamatnlku, vhodneho ddstojne
representovati udalost, ktera Sc
tn sb6hla, a to v tax rozsahlem
slohu a stylu, ably Sc stall sire
diskem celeho naroda.
Sired pamatniku byla by ka-
pie obracena smerem k vycho-
du a dosti prostorna, ably po-
jala velky shromazdeny zastup
pr slavnostn1ch prflezitostech.
Pc obou stranach kaple, a pax
do cterhranu bylo by sloupovi
a obfadn1 sine, a uprosfed vse-
no amfiteatr = velika dvora-
ma, ktera by pojala statis1ce o.
sob.
Cele okolf bylo by upraveno
vhodne zasazenym stromov1m,
kfovinami a kvety. Stroke be-
tonove magistraly, cd severn
ma jih pres Prahu a cd zapadu
ma vychod = Gill cd Chebu az
pc Uzhorod, ably spojovaly vse-
chny ceskoslovenske zeme, by
byly vybudovany a kfizovaly
by Sc zde, tax ably poutaly vse-
chen turisticky provoz k tomu-
to posvatnemu m1stu.
We vzdalenejs1m okol1 byly
by v okruhu soustredeny budo-
Wy nejvetsl ceskoslovenske uni
versity a rovnez i obytne domy
pro studujfc1. zadnemu prG-
mySlu nebyl bv dOVOlen prOVOZ
" blfzkem okol1 Pamatn1ku.
Hotely a domy pro turisty a
poutnlky by ovsem byly vynaty
z tohoto ustanoven1.
V amfiteatru pofadaly by Sc
celonarodnf podniky jake Sic
ty, hudebn1 ~festivaly a podob-
ne. Zejmena hudebnf festivaly
molly by Sc staff evropskym
podnikem a nahraditi ty, ktere
Sc poradaly kdysi V nemeckych
zem1ch a pfivabily poutniky z
celeho sveta.
Rovnez v souvislosti S vse-
stranne kulturn1m duchem -
mohl by byti v nedalekem oko-
Ii vybudovan %sportovnl stadion
pro universitnf mladez, a pou-
tai by sportovce odevsad.
Tento velkolepy plan nenl
!. nedosazitelny, bude-li dosti po-
I rozumen1 pro tuto vec mezi
. autoritativn1mi kruhy.
' Model tohoto Pamatn1ku Ii
: dice = a to We velkem merit
ku = zaujimajfcf velkou plo-
chu atelieru mistra Korbela v
zapadni 81. ulici New Yorku,
m1ze byti shlednut zajemci pc
predchoz1m ujednan1.
} Kez sc tato velkolepa v6c u
skutecn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
Zadosti o nova obchodni
voZidIa.

Washington OWL Of
flee of Defense Transportation
oznamil, re zadosti O nakup
obchodn1ch motorovych vozi-
del ktera budou v~yrobena v
pffstfm roce mohou byt nyn1
podany u mistnfch 1Tad1 ODT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-08

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Booths Are in Chicago

MIR and Mrs. Henry s. Booth
Of Thornlea are spending this
weekend in Chicago.
Mrs. Hugh w. Hitchcock has
recently returned from the East
where she visited her son, Wy
lie. AZ New Haven. and Mr. and
Mrs. r w, Walton in Sear~dale--
Mrs Charles Gale Welch. who
with Mr. WEIGH recently re-
turned 10 their home on Vaughan
road from a stay AZ the Whit
tier, left this week for Engle-
wood, n. j.. for a brief visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Knut On
SaCeT.
Five-year-old Davy Lee cele-
brated his birthday Tuesday by
having 10 young friends Tor SLIP
per at his home on Square Lake
road His grandmother Mrs.
Harry McLoud Lee of Lansing,
rs visiting mrs pHrCuts.- ffT- and
Mrs David Walker Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Anderson
of Orchard Ridge road have
invited guests for dinner this
evening Mrs. Anderson expects
70 leave for A short stay in New
York carly next week.
Mrs Fritz HYDE Jr. of Long
Lake road is planning 70 leave
April 3 for New York where she
VII meet her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew r Cornwall Of
Watertown, y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

of the Hills Church, which
was decorated with greens,
white snapdragons and tulips.
The bride wore her mothers
wedding gown of ivory wedding
ring satin fashioned with
fitted bodice trimmed with rose
pointe lace and a full skirt which
extended into a short train. The
round necklIne was outlined with
the lace which formed a panel
down tho front of the skirt and
bordered the train The sleeves
were puffcd below the elbow
with insertions Of lace.