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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

before the final curtain.
Produced by the Junior class, the
popular play, which has appeared
in the motion pictures and is stin
one of the most widely attended
productions of the theatre in the
country, has been attacked by these
Trenton residents as being unfit.
Although the great majority OF
the audience gave a tremendous
ovation to the youngsters portrayal
Of the well-known stage characters.
the protesters found the nationwide
accepted play not to their liking.
A meeting has been held by the
unofficial committee in an attempt
to ban further immoral and OBJ
jectionable' productions from the
school.
The play was under the direction
OF c. F. Letter, former HOLLYWOOD
director. The play cast was COM
posed of IS and l6 year old Junior
students OF the high school.
The play, originally a Broadway
smash success and currently one OF
the seasons most popular motion
picture productions, concerns the
trials of one, Mortimer Brewster.
who discovers that his two sweet"
old aunts are expert murderers Of
lonely old men, and that his bro
Their. Jonathan. an escaped Grim
inally insane murderer who closely
resembles Boris Karloff, vies with
them for the record of II killed
more than you did"
The comedy-mystery has a fast
moving and exciting plot, with an
expertly interviewer romance pro-
viding the light touch.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Heavy Snow
Fall Hits Area

Wyandotte's first heavy snow Of
the season greeted early-risers this
morning. Snow began falling in this
area last night.
A moderate to heavy snowfall
with fresh winds and a temperature
drop of % degrees was forecast by
the weather bureau this morning.
School children and workers
punched in late this morning as
buses crawled along the treacher-
Gus streets, but no serious accidents
were reported as a result of the
snowfall.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Then Jap Fire Comes, Fingers Dig Best Foxholes

that bad. Our Navy had cleared the
way pretty well and they're still
doing good job of keeping our
supply lines open. There wasn't a
Jap plane in the air for three or
four days, although they're coming
over now. three or four at a time,
several times a day. Sometimes one
Of them gets away, too. We're used
to them-stand out and watch them
fly around. Yesterday our ack1ack
knocked four Of them down, two in
flames, and this morning our planes
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Six Days Remain
for Extra Liquor

Liquor purchasers who wish TO
take advantage of a holiday bonus
granted by the Liquor Control Com
mission have only six days in which
to do so, it was revealed by Lam
sing today.
Punch No. Is on liquor ration
cards, valid for four fifths of a
quart or two pints of whiskey, will
expire Saturday. Bonus punch "E",
valid for an equal amount, will be-
come effective Monday, December
18.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

got another right overhead. Those
are just the ones I've SEEN 60
down. 1t sure Is a beautiful sight.
I've talked with some of the
natives. They speak fairly good Eng
glish, most Of them are decent,
looking, civilized lot, and some of
the women are-ahemI Quite a re-
lief after those black babies in New
Guinea.
Zone of the boys told me of his
experiences with the Japs, how they
had Communicated all the food,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Students Debate
for KiUUniaIlS

A group Of Roosevelt high school
students, under the leadership Of
Robert Rattray, will debate on the
subject, Compulsory Military
Training" before members of the
Kiwanis Club Tuesday noon.
The program has been arranged
by Clarence Whitney, principal Of
the high school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

Civilian Defense got a lot of us in
Michigan to prepare for possible
air attacks. Thousands of people in
northern Michigan and Canada
volunteered to scan the skies in de-
tails "a hours around the clock,
summer and winter. Fire wardens
organized to combat incendiary
bombs.
In those days after Pearl Har-
Dor our military experts at WASH
ington were genuinely concerned
over this menace. But the Nazi air.
planes never arrived. No bombs were
dropped on our homes.
Why? Well, it just didn't work out
that way, 1t seems. The Germans
were too busy fighting the Rus
slams, and then there was the Brit
ish navy guarding the Atlantic
ocean while we recovered from the
loss at Pearl Harbor.
Try as we do, we still cannot
picture what q bombing raid must
be like.
Last summer after you and your
buddies landed on the beachheads
of Normandy and the Allied break
through resulted in the great Ger
man withdrawal to the Siegfried
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

Direct news from the Philippines,
describing actual conditions there,
has come back to this country but
sparsley. Last week, however, let
ter came to Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross
from Mrs. Ross brother, Sgt. Fred
B. Wilson. formerly of Wyandotte,
telling of his experiences during the
invasion Of one of the Philippines.
"Wulp, here I yam again-and
look whereI On (censore6, back
on good old American soil again,
even II 1t Is still long way from
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

home. I'm on the right side Of the
equator again, anyway, although 1t
is still hot, speaking both literally
and figuratively.
I'VE came in on D-Day and are
We rugged! Rough as a cab-just
ask me. spent the first couple days
and nights not only hugging the
dirt, but wearing it. Boy, I didn't
have my clothes off for week. If I
could have come back to the dust
bowl of the U. S. and cleaned the
dirt off myself, the farmers could
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

have solved all their problems for
top soil. What I mean isl was
fertile, Myrtle. And ripe! Every
time lead whistled over me I'd dig
a little deeper. Another foot down
and they could have shot me for
desertion. And don't let anyone tell
you you can't dig a fox hole with
your finger nails. I started out dig
gipg with shovel, but the handle
separated me too much from the
ground.
well, all kidding aside, it wasn't
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Jelsomeno, Missing in Action
Now Prisoner Of War in Germany
War Department Telegram Makes Christmas
Happier for Rear Gunner's Mother

One of the best Christmas pres
ents ever received was given this
week to Mrs. Carmelia Jelsomeno,
84S Fifth street, with arrival Of
news from the War Department
that her son, formerly reported as
missing in action, is now prisoner
of war in Germany.
Staff Sergeant Sam Jelsomeno,
holder of the Air Medal with three
Oak Leaf clusters, was rear gun
ner on Bit Flying Fortress which
was lost In a mission over Germany
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
" Open House
is Friday Night
Public Invited to
Inspect Youth Center

The official opening for Wyan-
dotte's new YMCA center has been
set for Friday night.
An invitation has been extended
to the townspeople to attend the
openhouse and inspect the recently
completed building.
The building, the former Mary
Gartner Nichols home, at the cor
ner of Biddle avenue and Chestnut
street, has been completely rejuve-
mated as a youth center for the
young people of the city.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
List SeknliStrz
Among Wounded

Among the wounded listed by the
War Department over the week
end was Pvt. John P. Sekmistrz,
husband Of Mrs. Sophie Sekmistrz of
1756 Mckinley street. He was
wounded while serving with the
Army in the Mediterranean area.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
Crime of
the Week

THE WYANDOTTE POLICE dept.
was walked out Of deep sleep TO
learn the news that local Jesse
James had SWITCHED the floor mat
from City Treasurer Ira Kregers
car.
There will be a slight increase In
taxes next year.
CONTINUED on Page I'D
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arsenic and Old Lace Is
Bitter Pill for Trenton
Self-Appointed Committee of Critics Censor
Production of High School Juniors

Immoral and Objectionable, said parents and oldme
residents of Trenton Friday when unofficial committee
attended the high school Junior class production arsenic
and Old Lace in the role of cenSors In protest against
the stage play. these residents walked
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
LEADERS To MEET

There will be a meeting Of the
Boy Scout leaders Wednesday, De-
cember Is at the log cabin in Bishop
Park at 1880, according to Nelson
H Hedrick.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
Any Make or Model. SNIP
SON. 2l9 Sycamore ST. Adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11

OLD HOMESTEAD Is A GOOD
PLACE TO LIVE. adj.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
IMPRESSIONS ON RETURNING
FROM THE BIG UNIVERSITY:

Walking down the Avenue {.
lost in the Christmas crowds.
Right past Kinsel's and on toward
the Taproom. A college wo-
man now. Afterwards, up to
Eureka avenue and the old high
school not many changes there,
except that the halls have shrunk
and the honor roll has heightened
Then to the former haunt, the
Masonic Temple, and that's about
the same as always, too but
the lights seem too bright after
dancing In the Dark Room at the
Union dances, and already the
crowd Is filled with young, new
faces. Still the same town
without many changes, but 1 must
admit that Il wants go back to
Michigan. to dear Ann Arbor town
Back to Joe's and the Orient, back
TO some Of the money we spent"
Back where Father and Moth
er pay all the bills and we have all
the fun"
leave you with one last thought.
Don't believe anything you
read In ANONYMOUS letturs.
Fluffy
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-11
w
strauss
gantZ
Red Head Comes
To Town

WE WERE SITTING in our office
Satiday cutting big, two
layer chocolate cake with APP
plesauce in the middle when
a sight for anyone's sore eyes stag
gered In and announced, I'm home
from college full of knowledge.
Move over and give me that type
writer"
without benefit of peroxide
our Observation-Disclosures red. head,
Fluffy Flynn, says hello:
Every time / walk into this place,
they hand me a typewriter.
Saturday wandered in here for a
friendly little visit with Mr.. Gantz
purely platonic. understand.
And what does he do? How
va BEEN" he SEE; 'How's life in the
country: How does it feel to be
back In the old hometown" BY this
time he is getting kind of out of
breath, and 1 am just standing
there with my mouth open, trying
to get the drift of things. And
then 1t came, that which / should
have been expecting from Mr..
Gantz. How about pounding out a
squib for the column little
treat for the public?" And who could
say no when he looks so entreating?
SO here I sit with the old do or
die spirit but I'm worried.
If my English prof ever sees this,
I'm all through at Michigan.
When I read that cheeSeburger
column, 1 knew 1 had to come home
and investigate I'm really worried.
Poor Mr.. Gantz just hasn't
got enough resistance when some
brazen woman tries to lead him
astray. A man with his great at
traction needs someone like Big
Harry Whitlow to protect him from
the wiles of womankind.
Sometimes, though, feel little
disill'lsioned. Why should I worry
about him, and try to look out for
his interests when already he has
hired a blonde to take my place?
A blonde would be hard enough for
me to take, but this one has
southern accent. I just can't COM
pete with that kind of stuff.
UnxnDECCr0>yC nNY DErUrDNyUNyC
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
Sbor &. 100 S. N. Sdruzenia a.
peluje ma vsetkych Slovakov
v Baltimore. Md.

Roduverny Slovaci, Slovenky!
Prihlaste sa "a clenov Sloven-
skeho Narodneho Sdruzenia v
Amerike. Do tejto celo-narod-
nei organizacie americkych
Slovakov, ktory svorne a jed
notne pracuju pre- vftastvo
Spojenych statov Americkych
prot zakernym nepriatel'om
l'uctva pre- oslobodenie nasho
naroda S pod cudziaho jarma,
a "a obnovu demokratickej
Ceskoslovenskej R~epubliky v
slobodnej Europe. Do tejto
oslobodzovacej akcie zveme
vsetkych roduvernych Slova-
kov a Slovenek. Vyzfvajame
al vas, abyste sa prihlasili "a
elena SLOW. Mar. Sdruzenia.
CIenske poplatky SUI $1.OO
ma rok. Pre- spolky $500 roc
ne. Pre- organizacie hlavne te-
lesa $500 a Wac rocne, dra
moznOsti.
Piste ma predsedu o dalsie
vysvetlenie.
627 N. Curley St.,
Baltimore : 5, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
POHRBY.

We stfedu, 20. cervna zem-
rela v pozehnanem veku 90 let
ceska stafenka pf. Mary Xii
nova z c1sla 914 N. Bradford
ulice. Byla vdovou pc Fran
tisku Klimovi. Zanechala zde
ditky: Stella Hlavac, Andy
Kllma, Sophia Richter a Barbo-
ra Kl1ma. Narodila Sc v Ia
bore, Ceskoslovensko.
PohTeb konal Sc v pondelf,
3. cervence re Cvachova PohT.
Domu do koste1a sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele. Nabozenske obTady wy
konal vlp. Frantisek Vonasek.
" sobetu, /. cervence zem-
fela nahle (byla zavrazdena)
p1. Mary Beulah Finn, vdova
pc Patrick Finnovi, 900 N. Wa
shington st. We start Ga let. Ma
rodila Sc v Poplar Springs, Md
a byla kuchaTkou.
PohTeb konal sc We stredu, 5
cervence re Schim1nkova Pc.
hrebnlho Domu do M. E. koste.
la Cedar Grove, Md. a pocho'
vana byla ma tamnfm hTbitove
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
PODEKOVACf DOPIS.

Predseda Sdruzenych Csl.
SpolkG v Baltimore dostal po-
dekovac1 dopis cd p. presiden-
ia Ed. Benese, ktery mileradi
otiskujeme v plnem znen1:
President
Ceskoslovenske Republiky
V Londyne dine 5. cervna 1914.
SDRUzENf CSL. SPOLK0
v BALTIMORE.
Vazenf panove,
dekuji Yam "a mile pranl,
jez jste mi poslali k mym Sc
desatym narozeninam. Bude
peknou upom1nkou.
D6kuji Yam pri teto prf-
lezitosti "a dobrou praci, KITE
rou pro nasi vec konate, a pre-
il Yam mnoho zdaru do dalS1
prace v teto konecne fazi nase-
no boje.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem vsem,
Vas,
DR.. E.. Benes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
Success of 5h War Loan Will Meet Acclaim of Men
in Field and Prove Nation Is Backing Our Armed Forces

"In moments of crisis in
volving the safety of our ma
tive land, the American peo-
pie have invariably rallied
against the danger with cour-
age, faith and resolution.
For the past two years
we have been in one of these
crises, perhaps the greatest
in our history. On the battle
field and on the home front
men and women are daily
making great sacrifices so
tn freedom in our way of
life nay be preserved.
There is now in progress
the 5th War Loan Drive to
raise money so as to insure
that this conflict will be
brought to the speediest pos
sible conclusion and with the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
POZARY " BALTIMORE.
Ohen zniciI skladiStS dFfvi.

V pondelf pc poledni vypukl
ohen v pile C. O. Wurzberger
& Sons Co., $500 Annapolis
Ave, Westport, ktery znicil
skladiste drivf a Tezacf stroje.
Bylo vyslano 5 alarmG. Skoda
obnas1 pres $4,000.
Baseballovy Park "Oriole"
znicen pozarem.
Ohen, ktery zapocal asi ko-
lem 4 hodiny rano 4. cervence,
behem necele hodiny znicil &C.
~ Oriole Baseballovy Park.
Plameny slehaly do vyse 100
stop a tribuny shorely do "a
kladu. Bylo byslano 8 alarm1.
Pr pozaru utrpel popaleniny
hlldac parku Howard Seiz. &C.
sky haste Otto Panuska utrpel
zranenf ma rukou. Skoda obna-
sd $150,00O. Baseballove Getty
Orioles a Syracuse pTisly O yes
kere uniformly a naTadf.
Orioles budou hrati veSkere
dals1 zapasy teto sezony We
Stadium. K ohni dostavil sc
starosta mesta McKeldin a
pfedseda pozarnf rady Web
ster Smith. Ohen byl tax in
tensivni, re vyhnal ma 1900 O.
sob z jejich domov1 v soused-
stv1 Oriole Parku. Take nekte-
re z techto DON'T byly poskoze-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
$3,415.78
Zbyva v pokl. knfzce S 256.71
V. KoZak. t. c. ucetnl.

Zbyva v pokl. knizce S 256.71
V. Kozak, t. C. ucetni.
Die clenskych pripsevkd jest
daleko cd 800 clenG, ponevadz
spolky plati pc $500 a Sok.
Jed. "Blesk" $4,000. Nase
podniky rovnez asi tfmto poe
tenn jsou podporovany. Zajiste
pGsobf ma kazdeho hrejive KIDD
ma teto sumo ma podll. Co srd-
ce pojf, more nerozdvojf.
Vytrvejme al do konce!
Prijem We schIizi 20. cervna:
z karetni Zabavy Sdruzenych
Csl. Spolkn $425.0O, Diary jiz
oznamene v Telegraph $14.OO,
Dalsf Diary: pf. Barbora Dvo-
rak O narozeninach p. pres. Be-
nese $500; Aloisie a Vaclav
Janata $500; pf. Terezie Ger
ny $1.0O; Clenske pf1psevky
Rosalie Legro $1.0O.
Celkem $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
SDRUzENf CSL. SPOLKU.

V patek, 80. cervna zastup-
ci Ceskoslovenskych Spolkn We
Statu Maryland pc bedlivem u
vazenf rozhodli Sc sucastniti sc
'Vitszneho Festivalu a Bazaru'
poradanem Spojenymi Narody
We zbrojnici Pateho pluku cd
8. do IL. Tfjna tohoto roku.
Jsme radi, re toto usneseni
nebylo ukvapene a re vsichni
pfftomnf dobTe postrehli veil
kost tohoto podniku a re roz-
hodnut1 toto bylo jednohlasne
a re kazdy z %pritomnych byl
hotov witt ma sebe cast prace
ktera lei pred Mani neb jest to
podnik veliky a Dude vyzado-
vati napnuti sill mas vsech, aby-
chom cestne dostali zavazk1m
ma sebe vzatych. Nenf to pod
mix %jednotlive strany, loze ne
DO klubu, jest to podnik vse-
narodnl a jake ma takovemto
musfme vsichni pracovati ably
vysledek byl hodny nasi narod-
nosti. Mus1me witt ma vedomi
tyto fakta, co z toho budeme
mfti a kan tento zisk pGjde.
~ Polovinu kazdeho pro-
daneho l1stku (po zaplacenf
vladnf dane) cena techto list
XII ma kterykoliv den $1.OO,
dan 1897. Nase polovina 41c
tedy ~prodame-li 100 listkd6, mas
zisk. $41.0O, prodame-li 1000,
tedy $4,000 = tedy hned zde
m1zeme videt elm vice listkdG
prodame tim vetSf mas zisk a
jenom tehdy kdyz kazdy z mas
Dude hledet hodne listk1 pro-
dati budeme mfti zajistenou
n~avStevu a zdar tohoto pod
niku.
81 Cely zisk z nasich stan
XII tedy elm vice budeme moci
darkn, narodnfch vysivek, pra-
CT, maleb, kolackd a pod. Sc
hnati, tim vetS1 zisk.
3D. Kan penfze p1jdou?
Ma PovaIecny Fond pro pomoc
nasemu lidu pc viteznem "a
koncenl valky, ku zmfrneni BIZ
dy a hladu! Tedy nejslechet-
nejsi 1kol jaky 81 mnzeme v
prftomne dobe vytyciti.
Penfze o~devzdany budou je-
dnotne beze vseho deleni jme-
mem CechoslovakG v Marylan-
du. Zajiste re vsichni NIUE
me S temito body byti spokoje-
ny a die sill pro tento 1cel pra-
covatil
a. zadame nase drahe ODE
tave zeny ably jiz dnes zacly
pracovati ma vsech tech kras.
nych rucnlch pracfch, ktere
jsou tax pestrobarevne a ktere
dovedou nejen ozdobiti nase
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07

least loss in lives. The COM
plete success in the drive will
meet the acclaim of the forces
the field and will be re-
proof that all Ameri-
cans are one solid phalanx of
determination in this great
war.
"All of us profoundly trust
that soon the world may be
restored to a just peace. Until
we can, with Gods help, bring
about that happy realization
of our dreams, each of us
must seek necessarily for
ways and means by which the
value of our services to our
country may be enhanced.
Right now we can do so by
buying bonds. Let's make this
particular victory a quick and
decisive one."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
President kancelare 'ceskeho
pravnfka p. Franka j. Pintnera

V nasich krajanskych kruzfch
dobre znamy pravnfk p. Frank
J. Pintner presidlil minuly IT,
den re sv6 stare 1radovny 213
N. Calvert st. do sveho domu
2126 ASHLAND AVENUE rob
Collington ul., kde 81 zaTidil
svoji novou 1Tadovnu ma l..
poschodf. Vchod do nj je z Col
iington ulice. C1slo telefonu je
WO lie O848.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
Rusti klasici " originalnim
iaZyce.

K uspokojenf tech, kteTi dy-
chit pc ruske literature, Inter
national University Press, 227
West 18th Street, New York :
II, N. Y, vydalo vybrana dfla
ruskych klasfkG: Puskina, Co
COLA, Tolstoje, Dostojevskeho,
Cechova, Lermontova, Leskova
a jinych v ruskem jazyce.
Tento kulturnf podnik byl
nadsene pozdraven vynfkajfci-
mi americkymi osobnostmi a
predn1mi universitami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07

u. S. Letecky Sbor,
kteremu byla udelena Air Me-
dial a 3 Oakleaf Clusters, coz
Sc rovna jine odmene Dist.
Flying Cross. Cestf letci v Lon
dyne ud6lili mu citaci. K ieho
dobru jest t6z z~apocftan jeden
jim sestreleny ME-1O9. Sva
vyznamenanf dostaI "a zasluz-
ne vykony pTi bombovacfch u
tocfch ma Gle v nazisticke E.
vrop6, kde z1castnil Sc 3Oti ma
lett. Je strelcem ma jedne Lee
tact pevnosti 8. A. A. F.
st. Sergeant Babicky je sy-
mem krajand p. a pf. Frank j.
Babicky, 5203 = 9Th Street,
Brooklyn, Md. Vystudoval Vys-
81 skolu Glenburnie, Md. Do
Leteckeho Sboru vstoupil 8. GER
vence 1943.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07

stanky, ale prinesou znacny
zisk. Zname vsechnu tn ODE
tavou praci v budoucnosti, a vi
me, re i dnes ceskoslovenske
zeny s1castnf Sc teto prace neb
Dude vseho mnoho potreba a
vyzaduje ably kazda ceskoslo-
venska zena urcila 81 dnes, CO
chce vypracovati a lined ma te-
to praci zacla. ably vse bylo v
cas- hotovo. Zadne predpisy
nejsou davany, kazda at ude-
la co nejlepe uni.
Ia PoTadaj1c1 Vybor
Sdruzenych Csl. Spolk1
We statu Maryland
Kalas, tiskovy vybor.
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MA DOVOLENE.

Kadet Carl Holub z West
point Vojenske Academic, syn
znamych krajanG p. a pf. Kar-
la Holuba, 1884 Ashland Ave.
meskal donna ma jedenacti den
nj dovolene.
Kadet Holub 81 pochvaloval
zivot v Akademii a je videti,
re 81 vSe vazne beTe k srdci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
DOPIS MAS
z D

Tento tyden jsme obdrzeli
postou dopis Cd pana Jana Ba-
rose z Batanagar, Indie. V Ba-
flanagan jsou Batovy Zavody a
je tam zalozena sokolska jed
nota. Nasi krajane v BAHAMA
gar jsou velmi mcdonnell &C.
choslovaci, kultGrne velmi wy
spell, dobf1 vlastenci, kteTi pra-
cuff usilovne pso Csl. odboj!
5. cervna 1914.
Redaktor Ceskoslov. Tydenfku
Telegram.
843 N. Washington st.
Baltimore, Md, U. S. A.
Mily panel
Jest mi velkym potesenfm
pfiloziti zpravu O Cechoslova-
clch We Vychodni Indii oslavu-
j1cl 60ti-lete narozeniny presi-
denta DR.. Edvarda Benese a
soucasne vynatky z indickeho
tisku. Doufam, re vSe nalezne-
tie zaj1mave a budete to moci
upotTebiti.
Zimmerman Sc
Sc srdecnym pozdravem,
Jan BaroS.
Cechoslovaci z Kalkuty, Ba-
flanagan a Vychodnf Indie, SOU
casne Sc svymi cetnymi britsky-
mi a indickymi prateli, oslavili
so. narozeniny presidenta Ces-
koslovenske Republiky DR.. Ed
varda BeneSe We zvlastnlm shro
mazdenf, ktere Sc konalo v
Klubovn1m Dome Ceskosloven-
skeho Spolku v Batanagar.
K tomuto 1celi dvorana byla
zvlastne vyzdobena vlajkami
Spojenych Narod1, fotografie-
mi ceskoslovenskych armad a
leteckych skorG v akci ma Sire
do-Vychodu, Velke Britanii a
Sovetskem Rusku a symbolic
kymi vyobrazen1mi podzemni
valky, ktera Sc nyn1 vede v O.
kupovanem Ceskoslovensku a v
cele okupovane Europe.
Pan c.. Valenta, pTedseda
Ceskoslovenskeho Spolku, pro-
mluvil anglicky O dGlezitosti
dine a vyl1cil anglicky mluvfcfm
posluchacum zivot a dflo presi-
denta Benese. Hlavnfm Tecnf-
KEN dine byl p. M. Stanislav
Minovsky, csl. vyslanec pro CT
nu, ktery v ceskem jazyce vrhl
svetlo ma dosud nezjevene stra-
ny velkolepeho dfla pres. Bene-
Sc a vyl1cil no jake muze a vnd-
&c naroda v techto kritickych
dnech.
Pc recech nasledoval hudeb-
nj program zvlaste vybranych
c1sel slavnych ceskoslovenskych
skladateld. Slavnost byla "a
koncena obedem pro vsechny
pf1tomne a odpoledne bylo
koupanf a koncert. Panu pres.
Benesovi byl zaslan pozdravny
telegram. Ma zadost p. j. F.
Bartose, csl. delegate Cervene-
no Kr1ze pro Vychodnf Indii,
pr1tomn1 Cechoslovaci Sc roz-
hodli poslati 100 angl. liber We
prespech propustenych vojln1
Stredo-Vychodu.
Indicky tisk rozepsal sc o
teto udalosti We svych rubri-
kach poslednich udalostf i u
vahach a vedoucf obrazkovy
casopis "The Illustrated Week
ly India" (jehoz cirkulace je
asi 100000 otiskl barevny o.
braz p. presidenta Benese ma
pTedn1 strane a obrazkove zpra
Wy v rubrice posledn1ch uda-
lost1 -