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Evening star., 1945-09-04
Troops Await Orders
To Land as Warships
Arrive al Singapore
By the Associated Press.

ny tnc AscOCiatcu EIesS.
HANDY, Ceylon, Sept. A.
British warships rode at anchor
In the harbor of Singapore to-
day for the first time in more
than three and half years, and
word was expected here momen-
tarily that occupation forces had
landed to take over the naval
base from the surrendering Jap
anese.
Triumphant entry of the British
vessels was announced last night
by the Southeast Asia command.
which said that landing forces would
60 ashore as soon as preliminary
arrangements had been completed.
Leading the squadron into the
bay was the cruiser Cleopatra, flying
the flag of Admiral Sir Arthur
Power, commander OF the East
Indies station. She was accom-
panied by light feet units, including
flotilla of minesweepers which
had been engaged In clearing Ma
lacca Strait and the approaches
to Singapore.
More Vessels Due.
Additional naval vessels, includ
ing the cruiser Sussex, are expected
to arrive in Singapore today under
Rear Admiral c. S. Holland. who
has been named commander of the
naval occupying force. The COM
mander OF the army occupying force
also Is aboard the Sussex.
Southeast Asia command head
quarters also disclosed that British
Royal Marines were preparing to
land on Penang Island, situated of
the west coast OF Malaga 375 miles
northwest of Singapore. Formal ar
rangements for the surrender of
Penang were completed on Saturday
aboard the battleship Nelson, head
quarters said.
Arrangements similarly were COM
pleted for the surrender of the
Japanese garrison at Sabang, off
the northern tip OF Sumatra. and
Royal Marines were assigned to oc-
cupy the island.
N@A6opoACb O1iC u tltc udStlOilS Oh
the British Empire, has been in
japanese hands since February Is,
1912, when Gen. Sir Arthur Percival
surrendered his garrison to the
forces Of Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita.
Yesterday Gen. Percival-recently
released from a Japanese prison
camp-witnessed Yamashita's sur
render to 1t. Gen. Jonathan M.
Wainwright at Baguio, Luzon.
A New Delhi broadcast recorded
in London said Admiral Lord Louis
Mountbatten, Southeast Asia COM
mander, had directed the Japanese
army and navy commanders at
Singapore to meet Rear Admiral
Holland aboard the Sussex today.
The object Of my order is. to ar
range for the landing of my troops
without incident and for their or
derly reception at Singapore" the
order said. Admiral Mountbatten
also directed, the broadcast declared,
that by Wednesday "the total num-
Der Of Japanese troops on Singapore
Island and neighboring islands is to
be reduced to the absolute minimum
essential for preservation of law and
order and essential services"
Evening star., 1945-09-04

is limited to six months of weekly
payments, Senator Vandenberg
asked. isn't duration more inn
portant than the rate?''
Mr.. Brown disagreed, contending
that the higher payments would put
purchasing power In the hands OF
workers and thereby speed recon-
version.
Evening star., 1945-09-04

Also, TIA Joseph R. Poole. 400 Dranes-
Ists xtlls rd, He Merndon % Jsek M Bernd, 5sl4 i
Taylor, jr.. 14a Frederick street Kensinx-
tor, Nd: Corp: William r. Tayman. Route
.reet cnsoe sR Ps Pfe s9S s9thus " InS 81 soS
isas x .tIsss sE': Pie. 'fs rrssderlek "A 4.
ter. ls49 Tslhsrt terrace Sc; pie VII
Had. H b.,ss1 ss1 Sath as stree, E.y.1,h NV ,
Ne; Pfc. james r Lee, i743 coehrane
us ifst sy s% caIanse Is ksndeph sSsS'1 +
rs : &, stens~alI JACK son. so4d { ssrest
Meridian place II w: Pvt. Ambrose Fryar'
asriler es Ftssn.h sixfs strset EW GSDt vns
Iaad fSad slSsr sprns' Rasi' rs s' Leaie ashsE
Mills 4olo NICHOLSON street. Hyattsville.
AIS. Also Pvt Ray p. Eunker; sas Maryland
1000 connecticut avenue NV: T/Sergt
Charles N. McNeely, ,@el4 North Seventh
A. Elliott. 1918 Massachusetts avenue Sc,
eTSt efe Seorfs NV Iinnl kahin soi9 street
street NV. corpl. % Benjamin " + Andes. .As@s rs
sixth street NE; Pvt Cecil r. Greenwood,
Wheels seuh kfs sFee s soath skin nf
n.sa: fsss sss Fssr,s .,s.s, Ts W
street NV; id Pc Aiphonso oy Hickersoh' hissaah
s02 New Hampshire avenue w: 1st 1t,
Curry. jr.- 2733 ordwsy street NV: T a
5eh S52 Esds street AfnE
whitfield, s0b3 Just street Ne; Pvt Earl
T. Walker, 1903 Sixth street NE: Pvt.
Marion H. Dixon. 1925 Dennison place
NV: ia Herbert .: Williams; FL New
%nt sh eafs 1908 Mi s ss1s Street keVeen sW
Carl W. Hinton. 400 Sixth street NV
Arriving Friday at New York are
/. warrant Ia ot1esr ;a B. r Rothenheeis5
sGrs sfrssi
F% eeyD streets miehe svsr stshsr gstas
Power, Isos Underwood street. fsIls
soaS rxsntssh sshst stfe. sers
gsrtram M "; SACKS go 1907 v,I Isescot. avenue ~:
trsa'F kR:s 80 fRs feRsn s'rsst Asfaa snb
iSef' sof Fifteenth s3iest NV; eorpl John J.
Peace lr, ,Gengrss sional Country Club
RIVER road, Mo; PIC. warren A. Menden-
tii; Md'; s serst. Eiton s. pesveT & asis Niehoi;
Montgomery street, Laurel. Md: Sergt
Gearse l. Hsrnaon I4ls BHehaRsn aasn stree stree,
Thirtieth street Arlington.
Also, siserst. Herbert w. Van Patten,
Route /, Vienna, Va; Sergt Edgar L.
Sutton. 306, T. street NE; sIsergt.
Brainard s. Charlton. 2114 Key Boulevard,
Arlington; Pfc. Rudy j. Kavanaush. 1920
8 shsn 'Es s Aa asmpsh. II
Eighth street NV; Pvt James E. Yancey.
7025 Strathmore street Chevy Chase. Md;
Pvt. Daryle r Minnick. no street address,
address. .Wsshinston; Tl5 Harold D. Welch,
no street address, Washington; Pfc. Robert
H. Goolsey, no street address, Alexandria
Pfc. Wade H. Holland. no street address,
washington 1t. Col. Joseph o. More, no
str street address, Washinston; sISerst
ington; Sergt, Cecil A. Day, no street ad-
dress, Rockville. Md; Sergt Thomas A.
Wehlan. no street address, Washington
Sergt Prince N. Woodbury., no street ad
dress, Washington; TIA Richard H. Ben
Edward W. Hardy. 52l Dinwiddie street,
Arlington.
Three area men arrived in Miami
Fla, this week on an ATC transport.
They are:
Pfc. William E. Carnahan. 2407 Irving
street NV; serst Ettore A Ginnetti Sill
Thirteenth street NV, and Pfc. Chester
R Brenneman, 5504 Seventh street NV
Pfc. Charles r. Townsend, 1904 River
sauer, 1924 orchid street NV. also ar
rived recently in Miami
Evening star., 1945-09-04

engaged in doing some form of cler-
ical work.
The commission is not so worried
about continuance of the WACS in
the Army, it was said. This is be-
cause WACS for the most part have
strictly military duties and don't do
much office work, the spokesman
added.
Evening star., 1945-09-04

1888. He attended the University of
Maryland for a year and was a
naval inspector in the Navy De-
partment until he reported for ac-
tive duty in November, 1912. He was
commissioned at Stockton Field
Calf, in October, 1943, and was
sent overseas in July, 1914.
Besides his widow and parents he
is survived by sister, Regina War
rem. His widow works for American
Air Lines at National Airport.
Missing
Corpl. Richard r. Fisher, "a, whose
wife. Mrs. June Davis. Fisher, re-
sides at 4465 Quarles street NE,
has been missing since August 7
when he went on an air mission
over Kyushu.
Corpl. Fishers name appeared on
today's War Department casualty
list. He has been overseas since
December, 1914. He holds the Air
Medal with two oak leaf clusters
and the Distinguished Flying Gross.
He has been in the>.Arny since JAN
uary, 1910, and was on his 23d
mission when he was listed as
missing.
A native of Portsmouth, Ohio, he
was stationed at Boiling Field for
three years. He and Mrs. Fisher
have two daughters, Darlene, 3, and
Deborah, IL. -------.----------.--.--.-.--
Henry Jackson. i.steward's mate
1/c.s U. S. N. R., whose mother,
Mrs. Hattie Miller, is listed as living
at 17l2 Olive avenue NV, is missing
in action, according to an official
Evening star., 1945-09-04
On the Roll of Honor
Todoy's Casualty Lists
NATIONAL.

Thus far in the ,Udr 1886
men from the District area
haze been reported killed.
Evening star., 1945-09-04

Pfc. william E. Carnahan, 24O7 Irving
street NV; sergt. Ettore A. Ginnetti Sill
Thirteenth street NV, and Pfc Chester
R. Brenneman. 5504 Seventh street NV
Pfc. Charles r. Townsend, 1904 River
road, Brookdale. Md, and Pvt. George e
Sauer, 1924 Orchid street NV. also ar
rived recently in Miami
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
81 Patients In
Ashe Hospital

The following are patients ir
the Ashe Memorial Hospital this
week: Miss Jennie Todd, Jeffer-
son, treatment; M Lorraine
Spencer, Jefferson, treatment
Mrs. Jones Miller and daughter
Nathan's Creek; Mrs. May Dick
son, Sturgills, treatment; Bobbie
Absher, Nathan's Creek, opera
tive; Mrs Boyce Rash, Smethport
operative; Mrs. Ella Lambert, JEFF
ferson, operatives; Mrs. Earl Ball,
Ball, operatives; Master Frank
Quessenberry, West Jefferson, op-
erative; Master Raymond Brooks,
Clifton, operative; Master Dexter
Osborne, Fig, operative; Master
Dean Osborne, Fig, operative;
Mrs. Geo. Brown, Laxton, opera
tive; Mrs. Beulah Lewis and SON
Grayson; Master Richard Gentry,
Lansing, operative.
Master Waldrup Mccoy, Hem
lock, operative; Mrs. Verlie Mil
Ter, Oval, treatment; Mr.. John
Sullivan, Sturgills, treatment; Ba-
by Phillip Carter, West Jefferson,
treatment; Mrs. Ada Greer, Apple
Grove, operative; Master Edward
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
Mrs. Anderson To
Head Press Group

Mrs. Ed NJ Anderson was re-
elected as president of the Mid
western Press Association, an af-
filiate of the North Carolina Press
Association, at meeting of more
than SO members, held in Lenoir
on Saturday. At this time plans
for the year were briefly discus
Ised by Harvey Laffoon, President
of the North Carolina Press AS
sociation.
Mrs. R. S. Ferguson, of Taylors-
vile and c. E. Middlesworth,
IStatesville publisher, discussed
plans for President Truman's visit
to Statesville and the part the
press will play in this, Mrs. An
derson is among those named on
the reception committee honoring
the White House press group. She
is also among those named on the
Statewide Marshal's Committee.
Special entertainment features
for the meeting on Saturday night
were furnished by Roy Wallace, of
the Lenoir News Topic.
Others from here attending in
cluded Miss Nancy Kennickell, of
The Skyland Post, and Billie An
derson.
The Midwestern Press Associa-
ton is composed of non-daily pa
pers from sixteen counties in this
area.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
|ROnnie Goodman
Honored At Party

Ronnie Goodman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Goodman, of
West Jefferson, was honored at
his home Monday afternoon when
fifteen children attended a party
given for him on his fifth birth
day.
The house was gailyS decorated
with autumn leaves and flowers,
using Halloween as the theme.
Ice cream, cake, dainty sand
wiches and candy were served
and favors presented to each
guest, after which games were en-
joyed by all.
The guests were Beverly Little,
Ann Shoemaker, Joyce Parker,
Louise and Lucy Long, Nancy
Barr, Sara Henry McLaurin, Mary
Ennice Campbell, Wilson Barr,
Phil Mcmillan, Buddy Blackburn,
Frank Coward and Thomas Scar,
Jr.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
Personals
Mrs. r. H. Stone and children,

Mrs. r. H. Stone and children
of Charlotte, were visitors II
West Jefferson, Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Diggs, o:
Winston-Salem, visited her mo
Their, Mrs. S. w. Diggs,' of Jetfer'
son, this past week end.
1t. (jg) and Mrs. George Koc1
are visiting Mrs. Koen's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coward, thu
week.
Miss Lucille Cathey, society
editor of the Hickory Daily Rec
ord, visited Miss Nancy kennlc
kell this past week end.
William Parks Coward LET
Sunday for Raleigh, where ne IL
now being employed.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. johnson
and Miss Mallie E. Williams, q
Asheville, visited Mrs. Ed M. An
derson, last week.
Mrs Mary U. daIef ana chi
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dear
Mcmillan here, this week end.
Mrs. Glenn GRAPHICAL is visiting
relatives in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey Moore, Of
North Wilkesboro, were the din
ner guests of Mrs. Ed M. Ander,
son, last week.
Miss Viola Cutri has returned
after spending sometime with hcl
mother, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Scott Wis.
tied relatives and friends in the
county this week.
Mr.. Richard Griggs was a Wis
itor in the Jeffersons this week
= Mrs. Charles Mcneil is visit
ing her daughter in Mexico City
this month
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25

Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Wilkins were: Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Whisonant, Mr.. and Mrs. P
L. Yelton, MIR. and Mrs. I. D
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc,
Neill and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Will
kins, all of Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson
of Asheville, visited relatives ir
the county this past week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Vannoy AND
daughter, Katrina, visited Miss
Evelyn Dare Vannoy, Sunday, in
Greensboro. Evelyn is a student
at WCUNC.
Miss Winona Roland spent the
week end with Miss Clara Cock
erham at her home here.
Mrs. ]. B. Ghormley and son,
Norvel, visited Miss II lie n
Ghormley this past week.
Those participating in a deer
hunt in Hyde county were: John
Halsey, Garvey Blevins, Brown
Porter, Lester and Darrell Young
Five deer were killed, one with a
club as Lester Young had the mis-
fortune to lose his gun.
Mrs. Maggie Smith, of Nathan's
Creek, has gone to Boone Mill,
Va, to spend sometime with her
daughter, Mrs. Cox Douglas.
The Rev. and Mrs. Claude East
ridge and family, of Sturgills, and
Mr.. Walter Knight, of Green VAL
have returned from visiting Mr..
and Mrs. M. c. Eastridge, of Fred
ricksburg, Va. While there, they
attended a birthday party honor
ing the Rev. Eastridge's mother.
: Miss Colleen Little underwent a
serious operation in the Charlotte
Memorial Hospital, where she is
now recuperating.
The Rev. w. L. Scott, of near
Shelby, former principal of JEFF
ferson High School, greeted old
friends here Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Mcdaniel, of
Elkin, had as their guests at the
Black Bear Inn, Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor, of Greensboro,
Mrs. C. D. Neal and Major Roger
Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Little were
in Charlotte this week with their
daughter, Colleen.
Mrs. Troy Mcneil, Basil Nc
Neill and Mr.. and Mrs. Clio Bald
win visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nc
Neill at Bristol, Tenn, Sunday.
Paul McNeill recently returned
home after serving with the army.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Johnson
of McAlister, Oklahoma, arrived
here this week to spend some
time with the latter's father, Mr.
w. T. Johnson, who has been i'll
for several months.
A. K. Burkett, prominent con-
tractor and builder of Santa Cruz
Cal, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. f.
E. GRAPHICAL and other relatives
in the county. This is his first
visit to the county in 35 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis and
son. Jimmy, left last Friday to
spend a few days in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shepherd,
of Transou, visited in West JEFF
ferson, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Richardson left last
week to spend the winter in
Florida with her daughter, Mrs.
Danish Absher.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Walker are
now moving into their new home
MIR. and Mrs. D. c. Byrd, OF
Boone, visited Boyd Richardson
this week.
Mr.. Tom Vannoy, who recently
spent sometime overseas, is now
visiting his sister, Mrs. f. b
Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodman
and daughter, left this week fol
Washington, where they plan tt
make their home.
Billy Little, son of Mr.. and Mrs
M. E. Little, of Jefferson, is now
spending a 3O-day furlough al
home. He had just returned from
South America.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
Mrs. Reeves Is
Hostess TOCrOup
Several Visitors Are Present;
Group Will Serve Dinner
Friday Evening

Mrs. J. A. Reeves was hostess
to the Wesleyan Guild of the
West Jefferson Methodist church
at her home here on Friday, when
in addition to the regular mem
bers, a number of visitors were
present.
Mrs. J. K. Hunter had charge
of the devotions at the conclusion
of which Misses Sara Hunter and
billie Anderson gave a special
musical selection. Mrs. Ed M
Anderson discussed the topic for
the evening, women in a Work
ing World"
Mrs. James Story, president,
was in charge of the meeting and
during the business session a
number Of business matters, in
Guiding plans for the dinner
which the Guild will serve to the
Odd Fellows Friday, were discus
sed. The group voted to contri-
butte $3.50 to the United War
Fund Drive.
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments carrying out the Hallowe'-
en- motif. Miniature jack-'o-lan-
terms were lighted on each plate.
Visitors included Mrs. John
Hardin, Mrs. J. N. White, Miss
Nancy Kennickell, Mrs. Herman
Hare, the Rev. Joseph Taylor,
the Rev. and Mrs. John S. Jor-
dan, Sara Hunter and Billie An
derSOn
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25

James Miller, Crumpler, opera
tive; Master Delbert Atwood,
Wagner, operative; Mrs. Charles
Blevins and son, Whitetop, Va;
Roy Little, jefferson, operative;
Master Joseph Francis, Sturgills,
operatives; Mr.. Wiley T. Spencer,
Grassy Creek, treatment; the Rev.
Roy Rice, Flag Pond, Tenn, treat
ment; and Mrs. Mae Mcneil,
Smethport, treatment.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
S. A, FREEMAN JOINS
CITY BARBER SHOP

Herman Haire, owner and op-
orator of the City Barber Shop
here, announced this week that S.
A. Freeman, Maryland, had joined
his staff and was now working
with him here.
Mr.. Freeman, a barber of many
years of experience, is a brother
to o. D. Freeman, formerly loca-
ted here.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
MISS ROLAND AT DAVUDSON'S

Miss Mae Ola Roland, who iasse-
served as price clerk for the To-
cal OPA board, this week re-
signed to accept a position with
Davidson's store.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25
PRESBYTERIANS NOW IT
TRAINING SCHOOL,
Continued from Page y
and Christine Wilde.

Faculty members include DIX
George Mauze, who speaks Satur~..
day afternoon and breaches the
morning sermon Sunday, Miss
Wyatt, Rev. and Mrs. K. J. Fore.
man, Jr., of Lansing, Miss Mildred
Snyder, of Lexington, and Miss.
Eleanor Godfrey, president of the
Young Peoples Council of Wins
ton-Salem Presbytery.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-25

WANTED - At Once, a good
milk goat, now giving milk. See
or write Deln1ar- Hale, Grassy
Creek, N. c. 1O-25-2tp
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-20
cESKOSLOVENSKO
Sc SKLANf PRED


Ceskoslovensky ministr "a
hranicl Jan Masaryk z Londy-
ma zaslal PAM Eleanor Roose-
veltove telegram tohoto znen1
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt:
Nejhlubs1 soustrast Yam a
vsem vasim - Jan Masayk."
Telegram statn1mu sekretaTi
Edwardu Stettiniusovi:
"Jsem hluboce zarmoucen a
otfesen nenahraditelnou ztra-
tou kterou utrpeli slusni Tide ma
celem svete. Prosim vyTidte
svym kolegGm hlubokou SOU
strast ode mne a cd nasi Via
dy."
Ministr Jan Masaryk postal
pax tento dopis Rudolfu E.
Schoenfeldovi, amer. charge d.
affairs v Ceskoslovensku:
"Chtel bych jmenem svym a
jmenem vlady projevit nejhlub
81 soustrast americkemu lidu,
ktery ztratil velkeho sveho pr
vnfho obcana. Kdyz bylo ire
ba, projevovai Roosevelt odva-
hu. w davno pred Pearl Har-
Dor vedel kde je mfsto Ameriky
a daval vse a jeste vic nez mo-
hi, pro tuto nejdGlezitejs1 vec.
Budeme no dlouho postradat.
Zodpovednosti tech kter1 zG-
stall, cd vcerejska vzrostly.
Doufejme, re AMI oni, ami my
nebudeme shledani lehkymi, az
skonci skutecne dejiny tohoto
otfasaj1c1ho obdobk"
Velvyslanci Johnu G. Winan-
tow postal Masaryk tento do
pis:
"Je mi velmi tezko pTedstavit
81 nynejsf svet bez Franklina
d. Roosevelta. Vim, jak jste
81 no vail ,snad vfte, jak jsem
81 no vail ia. Ma to byt ofici-
aln1 dopis, ale nemohu dnes
byt oficialn1m. Jeho statecnost,
jeho rozhled, jeho pojetf demo-
kracie, jeho hlas a celia jeho O.
sobnost Sc vcera jeste zdaly byt
samozfejnymi. Ones musime
ku predu bez neho. Doufam,
re to dovedeme. Odj1zd1m Il
ira do Ameriky, ale pro mne uz
Washington Dude jiny."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-20
Zdravotni pozadavky a
HORKE VINO.

Pestujeme velky zajem O po-
litiku, zamestnavame Sc znac-
ne spolecenskymi a spolkovymi
zalezitostmi, avsak venujeme
malo po%zornosti nasemu telu.
Jeden z hlavnich pozadavk1
zdravotnich je, udrzovati telo
V poradku a proste prebytec-
nych latek, We kterych vznikajf
skodlive zarodky. Trinerevo
Horke Vino s Vitaminem B.,
poskytuje velk6 a cenne sluzby
Jiz So let. Posiluje chut, Cd
stranuje zacpu a zajistuje zdra
vi stav tela. Pouzfvejte tento
osvedceny prostredek die navo-
du ma lahvi, zvlaste nynf v do
be neprfjemneho dubnoveho
pocasi. We vsech lekarnach je
ma prodej Trinerovo Horke Vi
no s Vitaminem B-1, jestli vsak
neni k dostanf, objednejte prf-
mo cd Joseph Triner Corpora.
ton, 4053-59 w. Fillmore ST..
Chicago : "a, III. Kupujte te5
valecne bondy a podporujte
Cerveny Kfiz. Advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-20
Tryzna "a Roosevelta
" Chicago.

Ceskoslovensky lid v Chicagu
uctil pamatku zemfeleho presi-
denta Roosevelta smutecn1 slav
nostf, usporadanou Ceskym ma
rodnfm sdruzen1m v sokolovne
Havllcek-Tyrs v sobotu, IA.
dubna Cd 5. do 6. hodiny odpol.
Velika dvorana byla nabita do
posledniho mista. Mad katafal-
KEN postavenym ma jevisti byl
veliky obraz zemreleho. Pro
stTedek salu byl reservovan pro
sokolstvo, legionare, baracniky
atd. V predu stala cestna straz.
Slavnost trvala pfesne jednu
hodinu. zivotnf d1lo Roosevelt
ia ocenil pfedseda GINS. br. Ka-
Ger. Pc mem promluvil csl. ge-
neralni konsul DR.. Wendl. An
glicky tribut pronesl DR.. Brad
ley, znamy z rozhlasove stani-
ce WGN Hold csl. lidu velike-
muzi byl skutecne ddstoj-
nym a vyjadroval pocity Ear
mutku mad ztratou presidenta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-20
POSLEDNf VZKAZ
ZEMRELEHO FDR.

Ones, kdy jdeme prot nej.
hroznejsf metle valky = kdy
jdeme k splnenf nejv6tsiho pri.
nosu, jaky kterakoli generace
lidskych bytostf niue poskyt.
nout = prfnosu trval6ho miru,
zadam vas, abyste 81 udrzeli
pevnOu v1ru.
Merlin zdravy, pevn5 vykon,
jehoz niue byt dosazeno O.
stflm vasi vlastnf dIvery a Cd
hodlanl. A yam a vsem Anne
ricanGm, kteTf Sc S Mani zasve-
till vecf trvaleho mfru, pravfm :
Jedinou v6cf, ktera by mas
mohla Ultra zastavit, jsou dnes-
nj naSe pochybnosti. Jdeme ku
predu Sc silnou a zivou dive
rou.
q reel, pfipravene zemrelym
presidentem pro Jeffersonsky
Obed, jenz byl v rGiznych anne
rickych mestech pfipraven ma
patek, Ii. dubna a byl k vGli
1mrtf odvolan.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-20

prijmi naSi modlitbu Ia Frank
lima d. Roosevelta, ktery ode
Sci. Skonciv sv1j beh We wire,
nynf odpocfva. Den bitvy mi
null"
Rakev p~residenta Roosevelta
byla zvolna spustena, kdyz sta
ry faraT pronaSel svou modlit-
bu.
"Otce, v rukou Tvych pone-
chavame nynf Tveho sluzebnf-
ka, sp1c1ho."
V9:45 ceta kadet1 pochodo-
vala k severni strane hrobu.
Stabni serzant pred ocima ge-
nerala Marshalla, nekolik kro-
XII dale, slozil vlajku, kry-
jfcf presidentovu rakev. PTistou
pill k pf. Rooseveltove a ode
vidal il il.
V 9:46 tradicn1 tTi salvy by.
ly vypaleny mad hrobem kade-
ty z West Point. V 9:47 "a
znela vecerka.
Bylo hluboke ticho, kdyz We.
cerka doznela. Rooseveltovs
rodina stala nerozhodne, Anna
a jejf matka Sc radily. PAX pf
Rooseveltova pfistoupila k sta
re dame, ktera sedela pri &c
lych obradech.
V okamziku lfbala a tesla
starou presidentovu tetu, uzna
vajfc tax poctu, kterou vidal;
%zemrelemu jeho vzdalenejs
rodina. PAX s hlavou vztycenol
vychazela re zahrady.
President Roosevelt byl pc
hrben v zemi svych otcG v lido
Ii feky Hudsonu.
Poslednl obrady, ktere skon
ely dlouhou karieru jednoho
nejv1ce vynikaj1c1ch vudcG sve
ia, trvaly pouze 10 minut.
President byl pohrben v ri
zove zahrade rodinneho statku
Budiz tt zems lehkou ma
milovany a drahy PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT!