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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

EVEN the nations most efficient
T. truck operators lose tons of rub
Der and thousands or millions Of tire
miles if they do not have this B. F.
Goodrich service. They have losses
they can hardly even believe until they
are actually pointed out in the field
by a B. F. Goodrich man!
The B. F. Goodrich tire conservation
program may save you three 10 Ten
times what you pay US. Hctory-trllned
experts take over supervision OF tire
maintenance, study your operation,
work with your own men, make full
reports. They study tire conditions at
loading docks, garages, parking areas,
mechanical conditions Of vehicles;
sizes of loads, load distribution; routes
travelled; details such as accuracy OF
gauges, use of valve caps, matching
of duals, and dozens OF other things
Al makes Of tires serticed
The service is NOT limited TO B. F
Goodrich tires. Ii makes no difference
what brands are on the vehicles. The
tire consultant makes no effort 10 sell
any commodity whatever The plan
is urw0 plan only. There is no guess
work Every condition IS studied.
The men are experts on such tire con-
ditions as feather edges, wiping or
cupping action, heel and toe action
and other types Of wear M\\
Ezra saping III road delays
Savings IN tire cost alone will more
than pay for the service. Savings IN
road delays are velvet-may amount
10 several times the tire savings. Extra
savings come by:
O. Reducing road delays.
e. Reducing lost man.hours.
81 Advising service men on ways 10
save tire miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Nothing else like it

This service has been operating more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Air Hero TO Wed

RENO, oct. 4 CINS Wedding
plans were being made today by
T/Sgt. Vernon L. Ambrose, army
air force hero of Oakland. Cal,
and Elizabeth Fenno Walters,
former wife of Samuel Clark Jr.,
New York socialite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Fire Prevention
Exhibit Next Week

The fire department, Il was an
nounced today viii erect an eX-
hibit in Grand Circus Park during
Fire Prevention Week which be
gins Sunday. The EXHIBIT wit fra
ture a display Of FIRE equipment,
demonstrations OF cause OF fires
and prevention. use Of fire doors
and demonstrations OF home fire
hazards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
A Jeu users

JSH NSe'S
JUST few OF the typical companies already
using this service, with Approximate nun.
bets OF vehicles, are:
Associated Transport, Inc, New York
(ty o@S3 NehICIeS
Bofdens Farm Products, New York
KIogef Grocery 4 Baking Co. Gin
cinnau lttz
SAFE OF Michigan HishNiy Dept. . 1850
Ofbt, r4mtj on rqatr More than 800 tonpaaie5
are Sow Eti7g ibis sfrria.
Send for detaiis-nO obligation
A limited number Of trained men are
now available. If your company has
feet Of vehicles (from ten up and if
you d like full information about your
own probable savings with this serv.
ice, send the coupon or write B. F.
Goodrich at the address below. A
representative will explain in detail,
discuss the service in terms OF your
own business, without any oblIga.
ZION whatever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

than two years. lr has
no equivalent. No other
rubber company has
had the experience nee
essary TO carry It out
efficiently. Nothing like
il is available from any
other manufactured or
association. Only B. F.
Goodrich can offer you
its many advantages
and savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
This loW-coa B. F. Goodrich service WiH keep
trucks in use in uarS most serious tire crisis.

a. Improving efficiency Of entire feet
through analysis.
81 Miscellaneous advantages Of con.
Sulting with men who devote their
entire time TO tire and equipment
problems
90 Scrap analysis. The tire consultant
insPects all scrap, determines sal.
wage value, submits recommends.
ton. by size and identification.
4 typical case
A large feet owner had scfapped III
tires. The consultant recommended
land feet superintendent approved 10
be recaPPed, a repaired, 6 returned to
service without expense. Estimated
savings were:
u Z 5000 miles 100000 mics
1000 az 600
Ok 5000 1000
40, 900 miles
U0ag Il 10, 500 nfw hye Average mileage,
IBIS represent ~, neW tires at acreage
ooa Of 500 Jafng from yfrab pile
alone Of $4,000.
In our files are dozens Of examples
like this-details on request.
Nothing else like IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
HEART BURN
Relieved in S minutes or
double your money back

When excess stomach acid causes painful. sur
fOcaIns sas. .ouf STOMACH and heartburn. doctors
usually prescribe thr fastest sctlng medicines
known fnf Nnptnmatic relief - medicines like
those M Bell ans Tablets No laxative. Bsll-ans
hfngs comfort IN INV Or double your money
hact return a. bottle 20 &c a. all druggists
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

Philology is the science G
language.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

SfSgt. Curtis R. Allen. a for
mer employee of ingalls, shipyard
and husband of Mrs. Frances
Crane Allen of Pascagoula, has
received the coveted honor of
being awarded the Soldiers
Medal.
On August 10, 1914, somewhere
in France. as a vehicle contain
ing French Forces passed a road
block which Sgt. Allen was sup
porting. it hit a mine which inn
mediately set 1t on fire and
wounded its occupants.
The fire threatened to explode
other mines nearby, but, despite
this danger, Sgt Allen with two
comrades entered the burning
vehicle, rescued the wounded
Frenchmen and Al erican sol
diers and moved them to a place
Of safety. 1t was for this valiant
act that Sgt. Allen was awarded
the medal.
Mrs. Allen is making her home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Crane, 412 Columbus drive,
Pascagoula, while her husband is
in the service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

that point and is now awaiting
transfer to sea duty.
Former P~aseagoulan Cited BY
Regiment
Pvt. j. A Switzer formerly of
Pascagoula but now of Route 4,
Mobile, has been cited by his
regiment OF the Saith Red Bull"
division and awarded the combat
infantryman badge for actual
participation in combat with the
enemy on the Fifth Army front
in Italy,
The decoration, which was c
Gently authorized by the War De-
partment, is awarded to the in
fantry soldier who has proved
MS fighting ability in combat.
Pvt. Switzer is a former Pas
cagoula boy where be spent most
Of mis- boyhood. His wife, the for
mer Miss Pauline Cooper. is also
from Pascagoula, She and small
son. Paul, are making their home
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Cooper in Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

PFC. MILFORD BUCK
MARTIN. whose parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Martin. of Ri.
l. Pascagoula. have just re-
ceived news of his arrival.
Safe. and feeling fine" in the
China Burma India area.
ingalls, three years prior to his
induction into the Army, Nov. II,
1913.
Miss Cunningham Writes Letter
OF Appreciation
In a letter tc the Advertiser
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13
Central School PTA
In Charge OF Paper
~Solvoging Drive

Mrs. j. G. Herbert, who has re-
Gently been appointed to the pub
licity committee of the Central
School Parent Teacher associa-
ton is reminding the public that
the association is now in charge
of paper salvaging and that the
time for collecting will last only
a few weeks longer.
According to Mrs. Herbert, the
paper is not coming as well as
was expected.
For this reason, an appeal is
being made that paper be sent
to the public schools or to the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

salvage depot al 4l7 Washington
avenue or to the garage at the
rear of the A and P store on
Krebs avenue and Magnolia
streets.
II 1t is not convenient TO send
the paper To any OF these places,
those helping in this very inn
portant war work are requested
to call i032-J or 895-W and the
paper will be picked up as soon
as possible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

Publishing Company Mildred
Cunningham, yeoman second class
in the WAVE writes:
This publication CThe Chroni.
cle-Star and AdvertiserD is a
source of great enjoyment to the
men and women in the service,
permitting us to keep in touch
with our friends in the service
and in the community.
also, this is to advise you that
the paper is delivered to me
promptly each week.
Woman Cunningham is sta
toned at Miami, Fla.
Pfc. r. A. Mallette Transferred
Pic. Russell A. Mallette has
been transferred from Oliver
General Hospital, Augusta, Ga.
to Camp Barkley Texas, for med
ical training. Pvt. Mallette has
been home on a furlough visit
with his mother, Mrs. A. j. NAL
iette at Kreole.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13
A6R news OF
$40 IN Us,sosn

William Dennis Scheffler has re-
ported at this Third Army Air
Force bomber base for an inten-
sive training course as a tail gun
rer on a BIT FLYING Fortress.
According to the release Pfc.
Scheffler was selected for this
important assignment after strin-
gent examinations. He will be
a member of a ten-man crew
that will live and work together
under simulated battle conditions
Before his induction at Camp
Shelby Pfc. Scheffler was an
employee of Massey and Ran
some Flying Service, Inc, at FIT.
Collins, Colo.
His wife, Mrs. Betty 10 Schef-
.fler, resides in Pascagoula as does
his mother, Mrs. Agnes Dennis
Scheffler, whose home is at 1913
Lafayette avenue.
Joe J.. Barker Promoted To
Sergeant
According to an announcement
from a 18th Army Air Force base
in Italy, Joe j. Barker, son of
Mrs. J.. j. Barker of Brewton,
Ala, has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant.
Gunner on a B-24 Liberator,
Sgt. Barker is a member of a
group that has flown more than
100 bombing missions against
strategic targets in Southern Eu-
rope and the Balkans.
Sgt. Barker was employed at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

Moss Point. Miss. He has now
returned to his ship at San
Pedro. to await further orders.
George ScIesse Expected Home
Sunday
Pfc. George Sclease has Just
returned from duty in the Aleu-
tian Islands since July 81, 1943,
and is expected to arrive home
about next Sunday to visit his
wife and children and his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. G.. Sclease
whom he has not seen for 10
months. He Will also enjoy see
ing his sisters, Mrs. r. u. Del
mas and Mrs. M. l.. Pol
Barney Goode Sends Picture To
Wife
Mrs. Barney r. Goode is in re-
eeipt of a nand drawn picture of
herself which was sent to her by
her husband from the Southwest
Pacific where he is stationed.
In addition to Australian mon
ey sent by her husband, Mrs.
Goode also received some French
money sent her by her cousin,
Freeman McGinnis, who is some
where IN France. Prior TO her
marriage she was Miss Dorothy NJ.
DeMoney.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

OF Arabia and Syria.
Henry ! Of England established
a fortress at the French town OF
Verneuil, north Of the Loire riv-
er. and made it a center Of
English power.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13

SGT. ALVIN LOVE. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Love of
Moss Point. who recently re-
ceived a promotion to techni-
clan. third class. at a base in
the Southwest Pacific, where
he has been on duty for almost
a year. An employee of ingalls,
prior to his induction into the
Army. Sgt. Love shove such a
decided mechanical ability dur
ing his basic training at a
Mississippi camp that he was
sent to Shelby for three months
of special training in the ord
nance department. Later he
received an inspection diploma
at an ordnance depot at San
Antonio. He was joined in that
city by his wife. the former Miss
Dorothy Dethloff of Escatawpa.
who went with him to Indio.
Calf. for his training in desert
warfare before going erse
Mrs. Love has since returned
home.
Pvt. w. II. Savage Graduates
From Sea School
A release from the Marine
base at San Diego, Calf.
announces that Pvt. Womaek Fl.
Alb Lincoln avenue. Pas
cagoula, has just been graduated
the Marine Sea School al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-13
Mixture OF Cuts
Cause Complication
On Military Page

Last week. through one of those
fortuitous happenings that occur
in every newspaper office, a COM
plete mix-up of cuts took place
bn the page devoted to military
news, with the result that even
the parents would not know their
own sons from the descriptions
appearing under each picture. To
clear it up we r re-running the
cuts with news items properly
affixed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
CESKOSLOVENSKE
~VEREJNOSTI!

Prfst1 pondelf, dine 20. listo-
padu Zapocne kampan upiso-
van1 bondG ma Session. Valec-
nou pGjcku v obnosu ctrnacti
bilionG dollar1.
Ma pf1mou vyzvu zdejsi vlad-
nj dradovny ma prodej bondG
pfistoupili jsme ma nam vyty-
Genou kvotu $4OO, 900 = a jest
ma mas abychom slibu toho do
drzeli.
Re nam tentokrate kvota by
la vytycena ma dvojf vyznam.
Jednlm jest: d1v6ra s jakou Sc
ma mas povolane kruhy spole-
haj1, re v tonic, rekl bych nej-
horsfm case, kdyz nase armady
vedou tuhy BOZ ma nekolika
frontach, pochopfme = snad
drive nez KIDD jiny - nasi sva-
tou povinnost a poskytneme
Wade vsemoznou financnf po-
moe ably cokoliv nase vojsko
potfebuje, Sc mu V pine mfre
dostalo.
A znamena O take, re vlada
dobfe vi jake mimoradne pffj-
my vetsina naseho lidu behem
techto abnormaln1ch dob m6la
a dosud ma. vi, re mnozf ma
il obt1ze zvlastnf ty prfjmy ne
kan ulozit a re jsou nuceni pc
nlze ty do rdznych skrysf scho-
vavat a trnouti strachy, ably o
ne nepTisli.
A tn dava nam vlada zcela
rozumny pokyn, abychom je u
lozili ma to nejjistejS1 mfsto ma
Isvete: do bondG Spojenych Sta
tn Americkych.
Jest-li nekdo vi O jistejsf
zaruce jsem jist, re mas "Tele-
graf" poskytne mu v prfst1m
elsie m1sta, ably nam vsem o
tom pov6del.
Nemysl1me, re Dude tTeba
nejakeho zvlastn1ho "budova-
nj" mas lid k nakupu bond1
pTimet. Jsou pouze dive posice
ktere m6zem v teto dobe zauj-
mouti. Bud jsme s Hitlerem a
Mikadem anebo jsme proti
MIN. Nestranneho sanoviska tn
nenf.
tt co svou povinnost vyko-
nat chtejf mohou bondy zakou-
pit u kterehokoliv ceskeho sta
vebn1ho spolku - jest jich je-
denact = kde jim 1Tednfci ra-
di poslouz1.
Vas,
Ant. j. Svejda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17

Jest poradan We prospech ma
d1lky nasfm hochGm We sluz-
bach Stryce Sauna, bojuj1c1m
We vsech d1lech sveta "a svobo-
du a lepsl budoucnost a trvaly
mir pro lidstvo vsech narodG,
mezi mimi mas narod ceskoslo-
vensky, bojujicfm nepfatele,
kter1 zpupne pyse a touze pc
panovacnosti 81 chtej1 zotrociti
ostatn1 svet zpGsobem, ktery
uz je davno z mody u narodu
civilisovanych.
Proto pTijdte vsichni v ne
deli, dine 26. listopadu pc
Thanksgiving nasledujfc1. Kaz-
dy jest vftan, Sokolove, Sokoli-
ce, jejich rodiny, pratele a prf-
znivci Sokola. Zacatek Dude
We 3 hod. odpol. Pr1spevek ma
|tento vec1rek We prospech ma
d1lky nasich hochG We sluzbach
|Stryce Sauna jest $1.00.
zadame vsechny kdo 81 pref
Sc ucastnit vec1rku, ably laska-
We zavolali sestru RGzenu CT
hlafovu, BR 1925, nebo br. Jos.
Pokorneho, BR 0593.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Clenstvu Odbocky ceskeho
Narodniho Sdruzeni
"Pravda VvitHzf!"
Sestry a bratri:

Sestry a bratri:-
Pravidelna sch1ze Odbocky
Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruzenf
jiz pf1stf utery, FL. listopadu v
$3.50 vecer v Sokolovne. DIE
zpravy UstTedn1ho Vyboru
schGze Predsednictva Narodni-
no Sdruzen1 v Chicago minuly
mes1c vyfesila vsechny sporne
body ohledne otazky Pomocne-
no Vyboru, take svorne stojf-
me spjaty ku dalsf poctive pra-
ci nejen ku 1plnemu osvoboze-
nj ale i pomoci povalecne. My
v Baltimore nikdy nepochybo-
vail re sporne otazky lie vzdy-
cky vyresiti, kdyz jake sestry a
bratri zasedneme k jednomu
stolu, neb pres vsechny ty otaz-
ky musime vzdy mfti ma zrete-
Ii, re vsichni name jedinou VII
Ii a to prospect a pomoci, a by
10 by Ceskoslovenske Americe
ned6stojne, ably v iodine diva
nacte, k Will otazce podradne-
no druhu, nedovedli jsme We
svornosti a spolupraci dokonci-
ii dflo tax velike a ia jsem sku-
|tecne rad, re schGze Narodnf-
no Predsednictva odstranila
vsechna nedorozumenl, net
jsem hned Cd zacatku v tako.
veto vyresenf v6ril a odporuco.
val. Jest ma mas sestry a bra
til, ably Sc zvysenou cinnost.
pokracovali S laskou a obetavo.
stf, abychom vftezne dokoncil
|dflo a poslanf nase. Nasi hos
po celem svete p~finasejf dane
nejvyssi "a ideally sebeurceni 9
samostatnosti vsech narod1.M MY
lie v tonic boji nezradime, alf
die sill nasich podpor1me.
Ku dalsf 1silovne praci XII
1plnemuk vftezstvf VIOLA kazde
Iho ceskeho muze a zenu
Vykonny Vybor Odbock.
"Pravda Zvftezf',
v Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
SESTA VALEcNA POJcKA.

Ceskoslovenskemu Marylandu!
Prfstf pond6li, 20. listopadu
Demokraticka Amerika zaha-
juje kampan 6. Valecne pGjc-
ky. Kazdy dnes vidi tento gil
ganticky zapas, kazdy dnes We
RI, re vede Amerika zapas "a
vec spravedlivou, Ia pravo a
samosatnost vsech sebe men
SIGH narodI, a pravo kazdeho
cloveka ma zivot vlastn1 a svo-
bobby. A prav6 proto tento O.
hromny zapas, vedeny S tax
pronikavym 1sp6chem, neb
slavna tato nase vlast vzdy sta
la ma strane Pravdy a Lidskosti
pTiveden nynl do rozhodn6 ia
Sc, neb dovedla nase slavna a
hrdinna armada donesti pra-
por hv6znaty ma pGdu nepTfte-
lie. Jedno vsak nesm1me pusti-
ii Sc zretele. Nemecka krysa,
ktera jiz Dude zaskocena ma
vlastnf pGde Ia zivot vlastnf
Dude sc muset pratt, da V sazku
vsechno a my mus1me byti pri-
praveni ma zvetSenou ucast ma
81. Kdyz nase armady tax ry-
chile pokracovaly pres celou
Francii, mnohy z mas a ia Sc
Yam poctive pfiznam, re i ia
sam v ty dny jsem Sc vsadil, re
budeme S Nemeckem hotovi do
Vance, v ty dny plneho radost-
n6ho ocekavan1. Jiz v plano
vanf povalecn6m pocali jsme
trochu v nasem 1sili ochabova-
ii. a proto dnes jsme jiz sved-
ky toho, re valecna vyroba jest
trochu pozadu rychle postupu-
ifcf armadou, a naboje jsou ma
nakladni vlaky nakladany je-
Ste hork6. Proto jest ma mas
vsech abychom z techto kras-
INCH sn1 Sc probudili a Sc
zvGtsenou horIivosti dali Sc do
prace.
Ones name mnoho jiz v saz-
&C., a ne mnoho, ale vsecko, ce-
IL vykvet naseho naroda stoj1
ma valecnem poll celeho sveta.
Mechanic tyto hochy nase bez
dostatecne vyzbroje a potreb?
Zajiste re nikoliv, proto kazdy
cent musfme nalezt a dati ma
6. Valecnou PGjcku. My vine,
re kazdy d6lnik must kupovat
bondy We sve dime, pres to vse
hlavnfm vyborem teto kampa-
ne byl nam dan rozpocet $780,
600, a my pTebfraj1ce tuto zod-
povGdnost, jsme pfesvedceni,
ze ceskoslovensky Maryland
mas nezklame, jake nezklamal
nikdvI F. KalaS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
DOPIS.
w %ashington, D. c.,
13. listopadu 1914.

10. IISCOpaQu 1914.
Ctena redakce:-
Podavam Yam smutnou zpra-
WI, re ne1prosna smrt vyrvala
nam z naseho krouzku jedno-
no z nasich nejlepsfch kraja-
nj, bratra Jana Kodeye.
Jeste v nedeli, 5. listopadu
byl ma zabave Americko-Ces-
koslovenskeho Ustredf, mel ra-
dost, re zabava byla tax kras-
ne navst1vena a pral 81, re by
jsme Sc kazdy mes1c tax vsi-
chni sesli. V pondell rano vsak
no nasli mrtveho. UmTel We
spanku.
Bratr Jan Kodey pTisel do
Ameriky z DOman1na u Been
ce ma Morave jeste roku 1906.
Sc svym bratrem Anton1nem
nell d1lnu We Washington, D.
C. ma rGzne veci re zeleza a
kdyz dflnu pred nejakym ca
sem prodali, pracovali ma
Defense work"
Bratr j. Kodey byl jednim
re zakladatel1 Ustredf a byl
|jedn1m z tech, kterf jsou vzdy
hotovf jakoukoliv praci pro
'spolek udelati. Nejen krajane
|bydl1c1 We Washington, D. c.. a
okol1 ale i ii, kterf zde byvali
a odesli do r6znych cast1 Spoj.
|StatG znali dobfe bratT1 Kode-
yovych, nebot v jejich domo-
vech a ma jejich pozemcfch Sc
odbyvalo mnoho sch1zf a vyle-
til a to vzdy zdarma a S RADIO
st1.
Bratr Jan Kodey mel mnoho
pratel coz bylo take videti ma
krasne navsteve ktera sc s1-
|castnila jeho pohrebu.
Zanechava syna, ktery je pfi
leu. S. Marines ma Saipanu a
bratra Anton1na S rodinou. Je-
no manzelka zemTela pred Z
lety.
Necht odpoc1va v pokoji a
lie mu zeme lehka. v.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
DOPIS.
Ctena redakce :

Ctena redakce -
Pros1m "a laskave uverejne-
nj techto par radk1. Obdrze-
Ii jsme zpravu cd naseho vo-
ienskeho kaplana Dustp. Jana
F. Tause, ktery Sc prave male
"a v Anglii.
Pfse, re Sc mu hodne styska
DO cele osade a re jej velice
test, re mu osadnfci hodne p1si
a re ma nej nezapom1naji. Pise
tez, re sc setkal S Master Ser
geant Frank Chlumskym. Byli
spolu v Londyne cely den. Ma
minka Mrs. Chlumsky, zajiste
ma velkou radost re Sc shle-
dali.
Pred dvema tydny musel je-
til asi 80 mil ma m1sto, kde slou-
I'll 2 mise svate We stodole, a
"jeep" 81 upravil "a OIL
tar. Kdyz tam jeli, skoro Sc
jim stale nestest1, = sjeli do
n6jakeho doliku a hnedle Sc
srazili S druhym truckem =
tax re byli stastni, re vyvazli
zivotem. Tez Dust. pan pfse
|jakou me- p6knou slavnost ma
svatek Krista Krale. Pochodo-
vail S hudbou a prapory do ko-
stella - jake zde mas spolek
Holy Name. HochG bylo asi
325 a vsichni sli ku zpovedi a
k sv. pTij1manl, mezi mimi byli
take 2 plukovn1ci a asi 80 d.
stojnfkG.
Pc msi svate pax jim Sestric-
ky a Sodality pTipravily chut-
nou snfdani, coz hosi a vsichni
ostatnf NELL velice radi. Vecer
pax byla poboznost a Dist.
pan mel kazanf a pozehnanl.
V kostele bylo pry skoro tina,
jenom par svfcek jim tam no
Telo ma oltaTi. Pc poboznosti
vSichni Sc shrnuli okolo D1stp.
sdelili mu jak cftf, re Sc kaz-
hodne styska, re vzpo-
mfnajf ma svoje domovy a ne
ved1 CO ma ne ceka. Vedi, re
kdyz je nejhGfe, re je to ka-
plan ktery jim NIUE poskyt-
nout 1techu, a re je tam jejich
nejleps1m pTftelem.
Dist. pan 81 jeho skupinu
tez velice chvalf, re jstou to
SAINT hodnf hosi, a oni tez pry
no mali velice radi. Tez vedi,
re kdyby ma to prislo, i on "a
ne rad svGj zivot dial.
l my ocenujeme tn velikou
obet, kterou pro osadu D1stp.
Taus pfinesl a jsme ma n6ho O.
pravdu hodne hrdl, a prejeme
mu hojnost Boz1ho Pozehnani
a stale Sc Ia nej vsichni modlf-
me, ably Sc mezi mas stastne,
zdrav a bro navratil!
M. S.
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SOKOLSKY SPOLEcENSKY
VECfREK v NEDELI,
26. LISTOPADU
" SOKOLOVNE..

TAX rad bych nasemu diva
dla-chtivemu obecenstvu ozna-
mil, re nasi ochotnlci sehrajl
ten neb omen kus; Eel, nemohu
tax ucinit. Jak to vyhlfzi, neni
ma divadlo brzka nadeje. Must
Sc divadlo poc1tat mezi "War
casualties. Byvalo to jaksi
svatkem, pojftkem k tie vlasti.
Jednim z pozitkd ktere 81 mu-
sine, doufejme jen docasne o.
deprit. o prlcine tohoto sta
WI sc nechci rozepisovati. Ale
by nam byla dana pfllezitost
alespon obcas S esejit, zname
a pratele uvidet a 81 pohovofit
a trochu pobavit, usnesla Sc
|Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a Baltimor-
ska Jednota Sokolic pofadati
|podobny vecfrek jake letosn1-
no lara. Name nekolik clenu,
kteff Sc dozili vzacneho jubi-
lea 5Oti let prfslusenstvi a "a
sluzne cinnosti v Sok. Jednote
"Blesk". Budou Jim v tento
den, &c. listopadu t. r. odevzda
ny sokolske zlate odznaky s CT
slicf so. pres mas sokolsky mo-
nogram. Jiste re hojnou 1cas-
til vseho clenstva jim prokaze-
me uctu ktera Jim "a jejich Wy
|trvalost a oddanost k idei So
kolske nalez1.
Mimo toho budou uvedeni a
Inekterf Sc vrativs1 znovu-uve-
|denf clenove v Obec Sokolskou.
Jest skutecne potesuj1c1 a sved
Iii to O dndvere a porozumeni
pro vyznam sokolstvi re Jed
nota "Blesk" vzrdsta a sill. Jen
IS chutf do prace. Nenl nikdy
nazbyt ochotnych a obetavych
pracovnikI. Dale budou pri-
Ijfmany move Sokolice. Zbytek
programu Dude vyplnen vybe.
rem hubby z desek a MONA
re jeste jine atrakce.
PAX Dude nasledovat vecefe
IPo tie 81 iodine v karty a "a.
koncime taneskem pr hudbe
bratra Svitaka. 80
Oysem, re podnik ma jeste
Ijiny a podpory hodny 1cel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
RANEN v

Mlady krajan Pvt. Josef Fran
elk U. S. Army byl ranen dine
II. rljna ma bojisti nekde v Ne
mecku a nyn1 naleza Sc ma le-
cent v Anglii. Jest synem z
krajanske rodiny Jerry Franc1-
ka, 1904 Yorkshire Drive.
Graduoval z City College,
dale studoval 3 roxy ma Uni
versity of Maryland farmacii a
posledn1 dobu pred vstupem do
armady byl zamestnan u Glenn
L. Martin.