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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

Six waterbury boys are serving with the S4eth (Kraut-killers) Tn. fantry Regiment, one of Lieutenant General Mark w, Clark's F1fth Army units which smashed the GUS. teve and Hitler lines in Italy and chased the Germans from the Gar iellano to the Arno river Q Fltth Army press release reveals,
 They are Corporal Daniel A. Rosa, 27 Watervllle street, dental teehni- elan; Corporal Francis c, Vollone, ib7 Bank street, gunner; Corporal Ralph l., Fray, Route 3, truck driver Private Joseph J, Aurio, l4B ChafleS street, rlfleman; Private ErariSto F. Catalina, i28 Maple street. riiieman' and Private First Class John F. McTiroy, 53 Savings street, messen- ger ,,
 Part of the ssth Infantry Division first Seleetlvo Service infantry dlVl" sion Go enter combat on any front, tho 34oth piled up total Of % miles gained in 46 days of actual combat during the Fifth Army sweep up the Italian Peninsula,
 Known as the "Rraut- Killers" ', doughboys of the 34oth fought across some of the worst mountain ous terrain to capture Fondl, key point in the vaunted Adolf Hitler Line, and protected the flank of the French Corps in It's push across Mts Ausoni and Lepinl,
 HIghllght Of the regiments action below Rome came nt Maen2a when one platoon Nmbushed an entire German armored company attempt ing to flee the town,
 After driving through Rome, the e4oth was pulled back for rest about mldsJune, It returned to combat parly in July, md after It's envelop-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
OBITUARY

AUCKLAND -- Mrs, Mary (GriS- wold) Buckland, widow of Charles Edward Huekland, Hartford, died in the Hartford hospital Monday morning,
 Among the survivors is Q son Kenneth c, Buckland, Lake Shore Drive, Woleott
 Funeral services will be held to- day at l:30 D. m, at 1mmanuel Con- gregational church chapel, Hartford Rev. Fletcher D. Parker otIioiating Burial will be In St. James ceme- tery, Glastonbury,
 QUIGLEY - Joseph V Quigley of Litehfleld, died last night at St. Mary'S hospital after several months Illness. He was born in Litchfeld, the son of Felix and Mary (HerberD Quigley, and spent most of his life In Litehfield and Tor rington. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Margaret O. Pratt of Litch. fleldI Mrs. Cornelius Maloney and Mrs. Daniel J. Maloney of this city; and one brother, Arthur II. Quigley of New York City
 The funeral will be held Friday morning at Q o'clock at St Anthony's s church, Litchheld, with burial in St., Anthony's cemetery.
 LEROUX-Mrs. Auree Leroux, wife of Gilbert Leroux, died ct her home, 70 Douglas street. this morn- ing after brief illness.
 Born In Canada, daughter of the late Prosper and Emma (Good- roe) St. Pierre, she had been Q resi- dent of Waterbury for b6 years, She was communicant of the Blessed Sacrament church.
 Survivors, besides her husband, are two sons, Romeo, Waterbury, and Albert LerouX, U. s. Army, serving overseas; one daughter, Mrs. Romeo LeDuc, Waterbury; three grandchildren; and 0 number of nieees and nephews,
 The funeral will be held from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, Saturday morning ct e:i6 to the Blessed Sacrament church for requiem high Mass ct Q. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday and Friday from 2 to 10 ?. m.
 KEMP = Samuel J. Kemp, l2S Washington street, died this noTn- ing ct his home. He was the hus- band of the late Mary (Kavanaugh) Kemp.
 Born in Lewiston, Maine, the son of the late Samuel and Elizabeth (sutton) Kemp, he came to Water- bury in 1905 and made his home iii the Washington Hill section of the city. He was former custodian of the City Hill section of the city. He was former custodian Of the City Hall for 24 years. MT. Kemp was a communicant of St. Francis Xavier church and c member of the Holy Names Society of the parish.
 Surviving are five sons, William J., Daniel P, Lawrence M, Samuel J., Jr., So. Manchester, and pr. Ed- ward P. Kemp, Fairfield; and one daughter, Mrs. George Roberts, Wa terbury.
 The funeral will be held from the home, l23 Washington street, Friday morning, to st. Francis Xavier church for . solemn high Mass, time to be announced. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may cali ct the home after 2 o'clock this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
LIBERALS TO FORM
 F.D.R. COMMITTEE

, T state conference of the Liberal Nor. Partisan Committee of Con- nectleut will be held at The Bond, Hartford, Sunday, Oct, l at 1 D, m, 1t has been announced by Atty, Harold Straueh, Hartford, tempo rary chairman, The committee has been organized to sponsor the re- election of President Roosevelt,
 Delegates from what the commit tee has termed to be "liberal- minded" civic, fraternal, social, church and labor groups have been invited to attend, Policy of the committee as set out in public an-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
JAMES E. NEACLE
 DIES HERE TODAY
Past Exalted Ruler of Local Elks Widely Known
 Rites Saturday

James F. Neaglc, el Elmwood avenue, assistant purchasing agent ct the American Metal Hose conn pany, died this morning at St. Nfary's hospital after on extended illness.
 He was born in waterbury, the son of tho late John s, and Mary Ann (Grimes) Neagle. A graduate of Driggs grammar school. Crosby high school and New York uni- versity, he served as c lieutenant in World War I, and waS at one time associated with the. !. E. Smith Lumber co, MT, Neagle was a brother of the late Atty. Joseph A. Neagle, prosecuting attorney In Waterbury, who died in 1885.
 A member of tho American Le- zion, ho was also past exalted ru. Ter and an outstanding member of the Waterbury Lodge fo ElkS, B. F. O. F., No. 265. MT. Neagle was Q communicant of St, Margarcts church and e member of the Holy Name society of tho parish.
 "Jim" Neagle was widely known in Waterbury owing to his fraternal and business affiliations, His fam fly for many years were outStand- ing residents of the north end scc- ton of the city. His father found- ed the John s, Neagle Insurance Agency and was for many years Q prominent executive of the Watcr- bury Manufacturing company.
 As member of the Waterbury Lodge of Elks Jim" made c host of friends here and throughout Con. necticut. He made Q very efficient exalted ruler for the lodge here. He was 0 very energetic worker for "Old 66" and also Q very enthuSias. tic and active member of the New York University alumni chapter of the Naugatuck Valley, He was ex- tremely well liked among his aSso- ciates and his untimely death will be sincerely Inourned by his friends and admirers.
 Surviving are his wife Helen (Kiely) Neagle, five daughters, Mrs, Harry Roberts, Naugatuck, Marga- ret, Elaine, Mary Ann, and Helen Neagle; ono son James F, Neagle, Jr. Waterbury; one granddaughter, Kathleen Roberts; two sisters Sis- ter M. Francis Agnes, Superior at St. Agnes home Hartford. and SiS- ter M. Jeanne, St, Mary's home Hartford; and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held from the Mulville funeral home. 270 West Main street, Saturday morning at 9:lS to the Church of the Immacul. ate Conception at 10 for a solemn high Mass, Burial will be in new St, Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 10 and Friday from 2 to 10 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Selective Service Unit Smashes Nazi Defenses
Six Waterbury Boys in 34Oth Infantry Regiment list
 Division of lnductees Make Splendid Record

ment of Volterra, it overeame stNh- born enemy resistance in Q smash to tho south bank of the Arno river,
 During the action, one of It's toughest battles occurred after cap- ture of palaia and San Miniato, when a platoon of the Sa9th beat ott eight German counterattacks ot near battalion strength while holed up in Q house at Calenaane,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

nouneements constitutes the need to "set aside all partisan political af- 1lliations during the emergency"
 Herman P, Koppleman, state sen- ator, William A, Scott, president of the Hartford Central Labor union, and other leaders will address the conference, Leaders of similar or- ganizations in the New England area will also attend to participate in the disclussion and planning of the Connecticut liberal political pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
CRASH KILLS THREE

Los Angeles, Sept. 27-(UP)-A woman Marine passenger and three Navy crewmen were killed in e PBY Coronado plane crash in Los Angeles harbor last Monday, Navy and Marine Corps officials disclosed to. day.
 The ship was a naval ferry com nand plane which had flown here from New York. The dead 'incldued It. Leigh B. Lynch, pilot, West Warwick. R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
FUNERALS

The funeral of John J, Morris, 45, ol Howard avenue, AnSonia, who died suddenly Saturday following a heart attack in Municipal Stadium here, was held today from his home to the Assumption church st g. Bur- ial was in Mount St, Peter ceme- tery, Derby,
 The funeral of Mrs, Frank A, Cleaveland, Torringford, was held tooay with prayers at 2 D. m. for members of the family at the Tomp- klnS.N North funeral home, Torring- ton, and services at 2:45 D. m, at Torringford Congregational church, Burial was in Torringford cemetery,
 The funeral Of Carl B. Jenkins. Glens Falls, N. Y. will be held at 2;S0 p. m, tomorrow from the Potter funeral home, Glens Falls, with burial In that city,
 The funeral of Miss Rosalind Montory, 279 Oak street, will be held from the home tomorrow at 8;i5 to Saered Heart church where Q sol- emn high Mass will be celebrated ct 9, Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Friends may call at the home.
 A memorial service for Mrs. Gertrude tPike) Rendell, 2S0 Go. lumhia Blvd will he held at the Bunker Hill Congregational church upon the arrival of her son, It. Richaro 0. Rendell from Ceylon, India. Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor, will offieiate. Friends are requested to omit flowers,
 The funeral of Mrs. Carmela De- luca, 52 Beech street, was held this morning at Q o'clock from the resi- dence to St. Lucy's church where 0 solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated at 10 by Rev. Italo Cal. cagni assisted by Rev. Franklin Corrigan, deacon, and Rev. Felix Scoglio, suh-deacon. Burial was In the family plot in Calvary cemetery with Father Scoglio conducting the committal services.
 Bearers were Arthur Ciccarelli, Nicholas Ciecarelli, Felix Gonzalez, Joseph PetrafaSsi, John Calseyde and John DeLaurentis,
 The funeral of Mrs. Helen (Florlo) Leopizzo, 22 Dikeman street, was held from the LaPorta funeral home, 67 Holmes avenue, this morning ct a:l6 to St. Lucy's church at Q. Rev. Franklin Corrigan was celebrant of the solemn high Mass assisted by Rev. Felix scoglio, deacon, and Rev Italo Calcagni, sub.deacon. Mrs. Louis Russo was Soloist and Mrs. Jerry Mascoli was organiSt.
 Bearers were Edward Dorst, Mau- rice Harmon, Timothy Horrigan. Daniel Sullivan, Frank Terrell and Thomas O'Day; Burial was In the family plot in Calvary cemetery with committal services conducted by Father Scoglio.
 Funeral services for Rev, pr, Mos. es Richardson Lowell, pastor of the Cadman Congregational church, Brooklyn, N. Y. and former pastor of the Second Congregational church here. were held yesterday at the Brooklyn church.
 Members of the Waterbury church who attended the service were Mrs. stephen Crane, Mrs. Har- old c. Manning and MT. and Mrs. D. M. Pendleton.
 The funeral of Bernard V. Riley, POS Lounsbury street, letter car. Tier in Waterbury for the past 30 years, will be held from the Mul. vile funeral home 270 West Main street tomorrow at 8l6 6 m. to St. Francis Xavier church where 0 sol. enn high Mass will be celebrated ct Q. Burial will be in Calvary cei1le. tery. Friends may call ct the fu. neral home today from 2 to 10 ?. in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

Pittsfeld. Mass. (UP)-Charged with passing three red lights in q row, Oscar Downing explained in court that his offense was prompted by . patriotic desire to conserve gasoline. The judge, Q somewhat different patriot, fined him S5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
GRANDMOTHER JOINS wAcs

Whitinsville, Mass. (UP)-This towns latest WAC recruit is Mrs. ArneS Swift, Se, mother of three daughters and grandmother of Ave children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Full Weather Report

Boston, sept aT tuPl-weatheF fOpeCMAtI
 CONNECTICUT. MAS sACHU- SETTs and RHODE ISLAND - Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change ln temperature tonight Slightly cooler tomorrow,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

Ashfield, Mass. (UP)-Mildred Reuiff Is still driving her Model T Frod roadster. She bought 1t in 1914.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
MASS

DERNIER-SOcond aniVersary Mass Of requiem will be celebrated Thursday morning, Sept. 2sth, ct si00 o'clock, nt tho fmmRcpuiate Conception Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Philip Der.
 nler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
DIED

 KEMP-In thls city, Sept. 97th, i944, Samuel j. Kemp, of i23 Washing ton Street,
 Funeral Friday morning, from the residence, l23 Washington Street, to St. Francis Xavier Church, time to be announced. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
 LEROUX-fn this city, Sept. 27th. l944, Mrs Auree Loroux, of A9 Douglas Street. Funeral Saturday at S:i5 q. r,,, from Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, to Blessed Sacrament Church, at o'clock. Burial in Calvary cemetery. NEAGLE-In thls city, Sept. eTth, 1944,. James r. Neagle, of si Elm wood Avenue.
 Funeral Saturday at oiib .. m, from Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street, to Immaculate Con. oeption Church, at 10;00 o'clock. Burial in new St. Joseph's ceme. tory.
 CARR-In this city, Sept. 26th, i94l, Charles Carr, a ChRtfiold Avenue, Funeral ThurHday Rt l t30 D, na,, from Zion Baptist Church. Burial in 0Foensville, N. C., cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27

Carbide lamps are now being used in Sweden where electricity is not available.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-27
Berlin Claims
 Men Wiped Out

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Padli Ia vlast.

Londyn (CTK) - Uzhorod-
sky madarsky list "Karpati Hi
RADIO" oznamil, re v Sevljusi
doslo k verejne poprave Is kar
patoruskych partyzan1,z nichz
vetsina byla zidovskeho vyzna-
nj. Byli obklfceni v Sevljusi a
Cernem Ardove. Mezi mimi byli
take ruSt1 parasutiste a ii, kdo
Jim pomahali.
DR.. Josef Leidman byl po-
praven proto, re mel kratko-
vlnnou vysflacku. Jake jeho
pomocnici byli popraveni: ST.
mon Farkas, zena Michala
Handery a Ladislav Hocska.
Protoze ukryval partyzany, byl
popraven advokat DIR, Jindrich
Neumann a jake partyzani by
Ii popraveni krone jinych Petr
Roman, Ladislav Ilyka a Sa-
mueI Smellu.
Madarske listy sdeluji, re III
de byli jiz nadobro odstraneni
z Karpat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Sibenicnf humor We sluzbach
propagace nasi veci.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.


V News Flashes from Cze-
choslovakia", anglickem bulle-
thu Ceskoslovenske Narodn1
rady jsou casio uvadeny ukaz-
ky ceskoslovenskeho humoru,
humoru sibenicn1ho, jak prave
m1ze byt dnes ivan. Tyto u
kazky valecneho humoru nase-
no test Sc znacnemu zajmu a.
merickeho tisku, ktery je otis
kuje. A nenf to jen fisk denni
jenz Sc O ne zajima. / tax vaz-
ny mesfcnfk jake je Magazine
Current History v New YorkU
otiskl v cervnovem a cervenco-
VEN elsie nekolik techto anek-
dot. TAX i sibenicni humor ma.
seho lidu slouz1 propagaci vec.
ceskoslovenske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Prozatim Sc nepojede.

Pred nedavnem Sc jeden mas
ctenaT tazal, kdy Dude konec
valky, protoze chce S prvn1 To-
di odjeti do Evropy. Ponevadz
to ami president, ami Churchill
a Stain S urcitostf nevedf, ne
mohli jsme ami my to povedeti.
Prozatfm mt mGzeme Tici, re S
prvnf lodi nepojede, ami s dru-
hou. Preplavnf spolecnosti o.
znamuj1, re Sc jiz nynf hlasi to-
lik pasazerG o reservace ma To-
d1ch, re kdyby mely celou plo-
tilu takovych lodi jake Queen
Mary a Queen Elizabeth, jeste
by nestacily pojmouti vsechny
lidi, kterf chtejf pc valce jeti
do Evropy. Jedna spolecnOst
je pry nucena odmrstiti ash tu-
Get pTihlasek denne a vedle to-
no to Dude vyzadovati nekolik
m6sfc1, nez budou lode opet "a
rizeny pro civiln1 potTebu. Je
tedy prozatim jiste, re do Evro-
py nepojedeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Nemci zneuctili museum ruske
no basnika Puskina.

Nemci zneuctili hrob Alex
andra Puskina, velkeho ruske-
no basn1ka 10. stoleti, ukradli
RUNE pamatky a spalili mnoho
jeho rukopisG, jak oznamil ko-
respondent Rude hvezdy.
Puskin, ktery mel stale ne
snaze S carskymi 1fady pro sve
liberalnf smyslenf, je uctfvan
Rusy jake Shakespeare Angli-
cany.
Mnoha Puskinovych rukopi-
sG pouz1vali nemecti vojaci, a.
by vytopili kamna v Puskinove
museu, ktere bylo zmeneno v
bordel. Jedna budova byla spa
lena. Sviatogorsky klaster, "a
lozeny Ivanem Hroznym, kde
pohrben byl Puskin, byl bonn
bovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Zajem o mapy Ceskoslovenska
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

V poslednfch n6kolika IT,
dnech obdrzela Ceskosloven-
ska narodn1 rada mnoho objed-
'navek male mapy Ceskosloven-
ska. Zajfmave jest, re vetsina
objednavek pfisla z osad, kde
nasi krajan6 jsou jen Tfdce O.
sazeni, nebo z mist, kde zije jen
jedna rodina krajanska, z ven
kovskych kraft Montany, Ore
gonu, Colorado, Nebrasky, Da-
kot a jinych zapadnfch statG.
Znamena to, re v techto konci-
mach potTeba nasich map je o.
pravdu nalehava. Rovnez je
pozoruhodno, re znacny zajem
o tyto mapy jew Sc mezi kra-
jany slovenskymi.
Mapu lie objednat u Csl. ma
rodnf rady, 4O49 West 26th St.,
Chicago : %, Ill. Cena 15c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Vojaci radi uposlechli.

We vojenskem tabore kdesi v
Texasu Sc konalo cvicenf a "a
parneho pocasf byl uz kazdy
hodne utrmacen. Posleze poru-
c1kovi napadlo, re by nejaka
zmena neskodila a pravil, re
Dude vyvolavati jmena jednoho
voj1na pc druhem a kazdy da
cete rozkaz, jaky 81 Dude pratt
a ceta must uposlechnouti. Wy
volal prvn1ho, jenz neco zave-
lei, pax druheho a tret1ho a vo-
jaci poslouchali jake by Jim to
velel porucfk. Naposled byl
vyvolan vojfn Clark, jenz Wy
stoupil re rady a razne porucil
"Rozchod". V zapet1 ut1kali
vojaci do kasaren a udiveny pc
rucfk musel byt spokojen, pro-
toze to slo Poole jeho planu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Cesti ~partyzani.

Londyn (CTK) = Cesti par
tyzani, kterf dostavaj1 pomoc
cd cetnych uprchlych valec-
nych zajatcG a zejmena rus
kych z~ajatcG, vyvijejf znacnou
cinnost. Byly hlaseny pr1pady
kteTf byli zastreleni
-stejne jake nemectf vojaci-
pobl1ze Valasskeho MeziTici a
v jinych castech vychodnf Mo-
ravy. Lid je sjednocen a roz-
hodnut nepovolit We SVEN Cd
poru a boji prot Nemc1m. &C.
ka pouze ma zbrane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Lord Vansittart pozaduje uvez-
nsni $4,000 gestapakI.

Lord Vansittart, ktery male
ha ma pT1sne zachazenf s Mem
ci pc nynejsf valce, zadal v
hornf snemovne lordd, ably So
900 clenG nemecke tajne poll
Gle Gestapo bylo pc valce uvez-
memo "do tie dolby, kdy spojenci
rozhodnou, kteT1 z Mich mail
byti popraveni a kterf mali byti
deportovani ma nejake odlehle
mfsto, jake je francouzska tre-
stanecka kolonie Dabl1v o.
strov."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Seno je ~pEednsjsf.

Jisty farmar v JIM Dakote
svazel jednu z minulych nedeli
seno, kdyz nahodou Sci kolem
kazatel a domlouval mu pro
znesvecovan1 nedele. "Coz ne
p1jdete do kostela?" tazal sc
jej. Farmar Sc okamzik roz-
myslel a pax odpovedel:
"To mate tax, ia bych radeji
sedel ma fire sena a myslil ma
hostel, nez abych sed6l v ko-
STEELE a porad jen myslil, ably M
nezmoklO senO."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Dvojcata Sc nenarodila stejny
mSsic.
Don't E M Smithou6 " po;

PAM F. D. Smithove v Point
Pleasant, N. j., Sc narodila
dvojcata, chlapec a devce a &C
jedno Sc narodilo az "a II dni
pc druhem, prece jsou to dvoj-
cata. Chlapecek sc narodil 27.
cervna, vail a libry a 7 unci, a
holcicka Sc narodila 8. cerven-
ce a vazila A libry a IL uncf.
Tatinek ma nynf starosti, bu-
dou-li dvojcata slavit narozeni-
ny spolecne aneb kazde jinJ
meslc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Zmylena neplati.
Pl. Martha Martinova v De

P1. Martha MartinOva v Den
yer, Col, vysla jednoho dine
minuleho tydne ma ulici, kdyz
Sc k nj pritocil neznamy muz a
zasadil il prudkou ranu do O.
bliceje. V zapeti Sc vsak obra-
til a zadal "a opustenf a pravil,
re Sc zmylil, domnival Sc, re je
to jeho tchyne. Nez Sc panic
ka vzpamatovala, zmizel "a ro.
hem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Objednavka kamene ma Hitle.
rHGv pomnlk z~rusena.

Nemci zrusili objednavku
statisfcG zulovych blokG, KITE
rych melo byti pouzito k posta-
venf pomn1ku vftezstvf 1000
stop vysokeho, die navrhu A
dolfa Hitlera. Mel byti posta-
ven ma pamatku ~"totalnf poraz-
ky spojencI."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21

jiz Sc dostane jinym, ably Sc po-
stavili co nejdrive ma nohy. ia
kozto zeme zij1cf z vyvozu ma
me hluboky zajem ma vseobec-
ne prosperite a ma poradku v
mezlnarodnfch hospodarskych
styc1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-21
Americky novinar dava Cecho-
slovaky "a priklad.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

\1lSKOVa SluZDa CSl. N. NJ
Znamy clevelandsky novinaf
a zahranicnl redaktor "Cleve-
land Plain Dealer a dobry mas
pfftel Spencer D. Irwin travf
letn1 dovolenou v Interlachen
pfi Duck Lake v hustle zalesne-
ne a pomerne RIDGE obydlene
severni casti statu Michigan.
Kdysi tam byl We velkem roz-
machu dfevarsky pr1mysl, ale
jeho tezisko Sc pTeneslo dale
ma sever, kde je dosud hojne
pannenskych lesG, a nekdejsi
oily ruch v techto koncinach u
.tichl.
V okolf Interlachen je usa-
zeno nekolik nasich krajan1.
Jsou farmari, ackoli vetsina
jich tam prisla "a pracf v le-
SIGH a ma pilach v dobach, kdy
skytala nadeji ma velke vydel-
ky. Spencer D. Irwin Sc S ne
kterymi seznamil a brzy take
zpratelil. Je totiz jednim z
vzacnych Americana, kterf Sc
dovedou wit do ceskoslovenske
no narodnfho ducha a kteTf do
vedou ocenit jeho pTfnos do te-
to zeme. Chape jejich vernost
narodu, re ktereho vzesli, a las
ku Ike stare vlasti, ktera z mich
della dobre Americany a dobre
demokraty, odchovane tradice-
mi zeme, kde vladla demokra-
Gle veky pred tim, nez byl "a
padn1 kontinent objeven. Ne
nj nahodou, re Spencer D. Ir-
win Sc stall clenem jedne cleve-
landske sokolske jednoty, pro-
toze v sokolstvf vidf jednu z
nejuslechtilejs1ch slozek We W.
chove vzornych obcan1 Spoje-
nych StatG.
Pred nedavnem uverejnil We
sve p~ravidelne nedelni rubrice
Behind the Foreign News v
"Cleveland Plain Dealer" cla-
mex o svych ceskoslovenskych
pfatelfch z okoli Interlachen.
Vzpom1na farmaTe Mike Slime
no, "potomka nepodajneho ma
roda, ktery ode dine Bile Hory
az pc dnes vede BOZ "a svou
svobodu." Jeho farma m1ze
slouzit "a vzor, ackoli il obde-
lava sam Sc svou zenou, kdyz
synove (vesmes serzanti) jsou
ma vojne, roztrouseni pc vsech
koutech sveta. Jeden z Mich je
v Anglii a psal DON'T, jakou me-
radost, kdyz Sc tam potkal S
vojaky ceskoslovenske armady
a mohlse S mimi domluvit v ie.
jich materstine.
Krajan Shiny a vsichni ostat
nj michiganst1 rodaci, Sc ktery.
mi Sc Spencer D. Irwin setkal
pevne veri v obnovu Ceskoslo
venske republiky." A je az do.
j1mave, S jakou 1ctou a vdecno.
st1y mluvf o presidentu Bene.
Sow. Prave takove pocity k ne.
mu chovaj1 JIM cest1 usedlfci
Pfekvapilo mne, re v tonic "a.
padlem kraji, ackoli jsou isolo.
vani cd sveta, jsou l6pe infor.
movani, CO Sc kde dele We svete
nez mnozf Clevelandane, kteT.
ctou z novin pouze zpravy spol
town. a mali natocena sva radis
pc cely den ma pine kolo, ale
jen ma odrhovacky.
Dobfe znajf vyznam teto val.
ky pro vsechen svet, dobTe vi
oc v nj jde. A pomahajf k vi
tezstvl re vsech sill. "zije Y
Mich duch pravych pionyr6. Je.
jich vytrvalost a houzevnatost
zaslouzi obdiv. Mali nezlom.
nou dGveru v lepsf budoucnost
Obyvatele nasich NEST by Sc oC
Mich mnohemu mohli pTiucit
Potrebujeme takovych lidi pre-
vystavbu budoucf Ameriky, pc.
tfebujeme jich, jake oni potfe.
buji mas, - ale snad jeste mno.
hem vice"