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Hitler Inspired Slaughter

Dewitt Mackenzie notes that one need not
be vindctive or cold-blooded to feel satisfac.
hon that justice has overtaken josef Kramer,
the "beast Of Belsen,' and Twenty-Five others
who perpetrated the horrors of the Belsen and
Oswiecim concentration camps. He adds: 1.-The
wages of their sins still have to be collected
-ond the world at large hopes that payment
will be made in FULL
1t would be welcome relief, he writes, "it
we could say that the deeds at these two
camps were isolated instances But these
sadistic murderers represent far more than
the atrocities for which they personally were
responsible. They typify the far atical Nazi Of
all ranks, for Hitler and Goering and the other
leaders inspired this crime, even if they didn'-
carry it out personally.
''The Nazi fuehrer was one Of the most ter
rible mass-murderers of all time Krame,
rubbed his hands over the slaughter Of thous
ands, while Hitler dealt death to millions. Blu
the point is that Kramer got his ideas from
the fuehrer.
Unfortunately this barbarism hasn't beer
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Big Three May Meet

Lingering ru1nors that another session of
the Big Three is in the offing receives de.
gree of confirmation from diplomatic sources
in Moscow. Preliminary discussions are al
ready under way, it appears, and the brief
dispatch dealing with the meeting adds that
If Premier Stain has not already returned
from his vacation he will be travelling home
ward soon.
Whether the report Is accurate or not, there
is no doubt that such q conference is needed.
There are too many deadlocks, too much mis-
understanding and distrust. With the situa-
ton what it is. peace and security are out OF
the question.
Furthermore, with nations merely drifting,
she Big Three alone can make decisions
capable Of implementing the peace movement
through the United Nations Organization,
which is literally still no more than a docu-
ment.
The outstanding need is for the trio to do
something dramatic in the cause of peace and
understanding if the present fighting with
weapons and tongues is to be brought to a
summary close and the world started toward
complete understanding, through which and
only through which, peace can be established
It would seem that if Premier Stain has
Mr.. Litvinof for his chief adviser, if and when
The conference is held, instead Of Mr. Molotov
mutual understandings will be the more
readily achieved.
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Editorial Comment
KEY TO A GOD START

We repeat: withdrawal of the army from
the administration of occupied Germany in
favor of a civilian corps will be move in the
right direction provided % there be no in
term vacuum, even partial, and (2) there be
no carpet-bag regime.
The appointment of an outstanding COM
missioner. would go long way toward pre-.
venting both. The right man would attract
other men of ability. The right man would be
good insurance against the inroads of political
timeserverS.
Who might be available to do such a job?
Well, here's starter for the list: Captain
Harold Stassen, Sumner Welles Fiorello La
Guardia.
Delegation of any political personality to
such post runs the risk of being labelled eth
er official build-up or elimination by exile.
But the tenure need not last long enough to
run into actual danger of either The first con-
slderation is to get civil administration start
ed off right. Later the top post could be turn
ed over to someone of perhaps equal ability
but lesser political significance Christian
Science Monitor.
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confined to Europe. The allies have eneoAn-
tered it in terrible forms in the Orient
..Thus one Of the greatest tasks Of rehaDill-
tation which the Allies must perform, both IN
Europe and in the Far East, is to wipe out
this evil influence-the blood-lust which leads
to wars There's only one way to do it, and
that is to run to earth and bring to trial every
man and woman suspected of atrocities
That is being done. These people are having
fair trials and are being defended by capable
lawyers. We have the evidence Of justice IN
the Lueneburg trials, where fourteen of the
accused were acquitted and the charges
against another were dismissed. Thus on OF
forty-five who were brought to book, one-third
went free.
"As see it, the essential thing is that all
these folks be put out Of circulation. It is for
the court to say whether this shall be done by
death or Imprisonment. But it must be done
if we are to have clean world to live in
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AUTO DELIVERIES
STILL FAR AWAY
By DAVID ]. WILKIE
Associated Press Automotive


DETROIT, Nov. 17-(P)-Orders
for 1916 model automobiles are
pouring in upon the car industry's
merchandising division, according
to the sales managers, but deliv-
cries in volume still appear to be
many weeks away.
Work stoppages and parts short
ages continue to impede the produc-
ton program. Current indications
tinue to intefee with assembly op-
are that the difficulties will con-
tinue to interfere with assembly op-
erations during most of the remain
The car makers already have
abandoned any hope of turning out
half a millic passenger vehicles
in 1915. WhetAer they will be able
to attain top level production by
next spring, as many have predict
ed is highly uncertain at this time.
Somewhat startling in connection
with the production program was
statement this week by c. E.
Wilson, General Motors president,
that the corporation several car
divisions thus far had made only
1900 cars. The various units had
scheduled that volume for Septem-
Der alone.
Ford has assembled only 14,772
of the 1916 models, despite July
2 start on production. Chrysler' S
Plymouth division has begun to roll
but the number of cars so far as
sembled has not been great. Ply
mouth plans to have all its retail
ers supplied with display models
before making public announce
ment of specifica atoms and styling
changes.
Despite the fact the industry still
is beset with production problems
on the FIRST postwar passenger
units, its designers already have
begun work on 1947 models. Be
cause of the huge backlog of de-
mand the industry undoubtedly will
sharply reduce the changeover pc.
Rod next August. That would mean
no drastic changes in the second
postwar models.
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QUOTATIONS

Science has so far outdistanced statecraft
and the dimensions of war have so outreached
politics it might be good idea to supply every
set for Christmas just to let him get the feel
OF something elemental. - Salisbury, N. c.,
Post.
The violent end of those who rose to posts of
power by means of ruthless violence suggests
the working of law Of average justice-call
it divine justice, perhaps Elkhart, Ind,
Truth.
Freedom of opportunity can be found in the
industrial system which gave America tn e
highest living standard in the world and as
sured victory in the war by armng the world.
That kind Of freedom will produce security-
James L. Lincoln, electric company president.
Cleveland, O.
We will not stabilize the world as long as we
push the basic error Of the CHASTITY insane Nor.
genthau plan in the treatment of Germany.
No nation has ever been taught democracy
with a bayonet.-Af NJ Landon, former Re.
publican presidential nominee
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Soldier Comes Home, ,
Finds Wife, Son Dead

PARsHALL, N. D., Nov. lT-e!
of Cpl. William ..t 3,
MYERS from overseas service ~, ~
the Army was saddened rrlG 5fo. n
the finding of the frozen Oooie ~oaII
his 24-year-old wife and the.l sr
son. victims of a sno"s'0fN'
week earlier. ,, was
J" Discovery Of the tragedy M wa
delayed by the belief 81 + +
Myers parents she had ieft '"1 m
ra 5 home to meet Cpl. Myers OF
his return home. Search was Nv w.
started until her dltchea auth ~ the
bile was found THURSDAY M Il
Missouri river foothills couli.e orvs.
the Elbowoods Indian ReSs-''
ton,
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Gossett Appointed
New Idaho Senator

BOISE, IDAHO, Nov. 17.-(P-
Gov. Charles G. Gossett, Democrat
resigned today and was Immediate
ly appointed junior United States
Senator, succeeding John Thorn
as, Republican, who died in Wash
ington week ago.
Gossett's resignation elevated
1t. Gov. Arnold Williams, Rex
burg Democrat, to the governor
ship. Williams then appointed Cos
sett, giving Idaho two Democratic
Senators for the first time since
1908. Idaho's other Senator is Glen
Taylor of Pocatello.
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RESPONSIBILITY

NEW YORK, Nov. lo:-'HI cor-
illustrators of State Llqu0I !, ' NE
troll troll laws and enforcement MIN. IN ,Ie
monopoly states have a .,,.hoIe.
r re- to show that ""'lq he
sonpe conditions surround ,o E's
sale of alcoholic beverages and
H Law, executive secretary .liyobolic
&C. general of the National A A.. re.
Beverage. control assoc'aa'''
ported today.
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TODAY and TOMORROW
by WALTER LIPPMANN

The President had no choice but
to 'taccede" to the view of the
British government that lit W S
not in a position to adopt the po-
Icy" he had recommended name
ly to grant an additional 100000
certificates for the immigration of
Jews into Palestine. For while the
United States has considerable in
fuence in the Middle East, it does
not now have responsibilities or
power.
What can be done by influence
alone is, in the conditions of the
Middle East, something but not
much.
The predominant power in the
Middle East is Great Britain, Not
only does it hold the mandate for
Palestine, but it is in fact the prin-
cipal western power in relation to
the whole Moslem world from Tri-
poll in the central Mediterranean
to the Netherlands Indies in the
South Pacific. The British position
in this extended region OF the earth
is precarious. For Britain is def
cient in the essential elements of
authority - in prestige, in mill
tary power, and in capital re-
sources.
Her prestige is impaired by the
rising tide of nationalism among
the Moslem and Hindu peoples of
North Africa and South Asia. The
military power which the British
Isles can maintain in that part of
the world is exceedingly limited;
as a matter of fact, Great Britain
has to draw on India, as the affair
in Java illustrates, for the troops
which would be required if her
authority were put severely to the
test.
Finally, Great Britain is now
heavily in debt, as a result of the
war, to India, Egypt, Palestine,
and also to Iraq. For an imperial
power, protecting power, or even
for an international trustee it is
wholly abnormal that the depend
ent peoples should be the creditors
rather than be able to draw upon
the sovereign power for their own
capital development.
These are the determining rea-
sons why the British government
in spite of the public pledges
given by the Labor party before
the election-is mot in a position
to adopt a policy which the Arab
kingdoms and the Moslems of In
dia are threatening to oppose with
violence. It is also the reason why
President Truman could not insist
upon his request.
If the British believed their po-
sition was strong in the Middle
East, Mr.. Attlee would almost GER
tainly have gone a very long way,
without much insistence from us,
toward carrying out the Presi-
dents request. But believing they
are not strong, the British do not
believe they could carry out the
agreement if London had agreed
with Washington. The President
had no choice but to accept the
British estimate of their own au-
thority and power than they think
they can exercise.
It has been said that in agree
ing to the British-American COM
mittee of inquiry, the President has
accepted equal responsibility. AS
respects that part of the inquiry
which is to deal with the relief and
protection of the Jews who prefer
to remain in Central Europe, or
have to remain at least for the
present, this is tIre. This is as
much an American as it is a Bri-
fish responsibility; it is in fact the
common responsibility Of the Unit
ed Nations.
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plomacy in London, Moscow and
Washington. The conclusions of the
Anglo-American committee of
inquiry will be determined by how
these greater questions. which are
outside its terms of reference, are
answered.
Copyright, 1915, New York Tri-
bune Ina
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AIDED IN MEAT SHORTAGE

NIvEH ION, Wyo.-U.HJ- During
a meat shortage this year in Raw
Inns, where the state penitentiary
is located, the prison farm here
furnished 10000 pounds of beef for
butcher shops there, following a
request from the OPA. Meat was
supplied by the prison farm for a
two-week period. Butchering was
done by state prisoners, under SUI
pervision of Warden Alex Mac
Pherson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30

by me cekala v 7 hodin ma ma
draz1. Prijel jsem domu ma
nadraz1 me jiz cekala manzel-
ka s nas1m tenkrat 3letym klu-
KEN Kajou a to co bylo dial 81
jiste kazdy domysl1. ,
Nezapomenu nikdy ma pfa-
tele p. tovarn1ka N. (ktere ne
chci jmenovat) p. radu N. a
nemce Schneidra a dale meho
kdysi snad konkurenta a nyni
meho nejlepsfho pritele p. Mis-
kovskyho, elektrotechnika v
Kol1ne.
Toto asi tax mole n~ejstruc-
nejs1 zpoved z meho 6tyden-
n1ho pobytu We sparech tax
chvalne proslaveneho Gestapa'
Karel Suchy,
radioobchodn1k
Kol1n.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30

nou stedrovecerni veceTi roz-
Delhi. Netrvalo to ami pGl no
diny prisel Skrivanek Ease a
Size z dozorcem cd Okresn1ho
cesk. soudu a pTinesl nam kaz-
demu litrovy hrnek CAFE S ru-
mem a 2 cigarety. No, to jsme
81 jiz nechali llbit cigarety a We
veznici tomu jiz Sc T1ka pre-
pych. Najedli, cajem zapili a
vonnymi cigaretami zakoufili
jsme tax pro me a cely mdj Ii
vot n-ezapomenutelne Vance
1913.
Dne 6. ledna 1914 byl jsem
vyvolan re sve cely do kance-
lare kde ma me cekal 1fednlk
kolinsky Amtsgerichtu S mo-
Jim rozsudkem, kde me odsou-
dill ma 6 tydn1 zalare vcetne
vysetrovacf vazby, to znamena
podotkl, re byste Sci v pondeli
domu, S poznamkou IDA jsem
s tim srozumen. V duchu jsem
pocital, dnes je ctvrtek, Ultra
patek, sobota, nedele a v pom
deli domu. To pocitan1 netr-
valo dele jak jednu vterinu a
rozsudek jsem pr1jmul. Pres
to, re jsem myslel, re me pro-
pustf hned v pondelf rano tax
me propustili az odpoledne
pnl hodiny pred odjezdem VIA
ku. S klukama ma cele jsem Sc
5 placem rozloucil S pran1m, a.
by nell vsichni to stestl CO jsem
mel ia (pricinenim moi man
zelky a mych dobrych pfatel
kteri spolecne pro me venku
pracovali.)
S pardubickou trestnicf jsem
sc rozloucil, ma cestu dostal
.jsem cd straznyho Same sebou.
Re nemec 8 cigarety a prvni
krok ma svobodnou p1du jsem
oslavil poradnym a svobodnym
slukem. Ma nadraz1 jsem pot
kal naseho stedrovecernlho je.
zfska Skrivanka, ktery me da.
ma cestu 10 Vlast. Koufil jsen
|jako O zavod az Sc me z tohe
|vseho pofadne zatocila hlava
Zatelefonoval jsem manzelce
Idomu re prijedu rychlikem, a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30

VZESTUP CEN Sc OCEKAVA

Ceny potravin stoupnou asi
o deset procent, az budou skon
ceny vladnf subvence ma po-
traviny, jez byly placeny "a
valky, coz Sc stane pf1st1m ro-
KEN, jak sc prav1 We zprave
OPA a zamedelskeho depart
mentu.
Vlada oznamila, re vetsina
subvenci ma potraviny Dude
zrusena dnem 80. cervence
1916. V nahradu "a to Dude
dovoleno pomerne zvysenf cen
potravin, kterych Sc to tyka =
mleka, masa, suseneho a nakla
daneho ovoce a zelenin, mou-
ky a rostlinnych tuk1 a olej1.
Subvence ma maslo JIG zrusena.
Subvence 5 cent? ma libru
masla byla zrusena jiz T1jnu
a OPA autorisovala v nahradu
"a to zvysenf ceny O 5 az 6
cent? ma libTe.
We zprave Sc predpovfda DIAL
81 zvysen1 O 1872 centu ma libfe,
az podpora ma produkci NILE
karskych vyrobkG Dude zruSe-
ma. Maslo ma stole Dude tedy
staff asi 70 cent? libra, coz je
o 37.5 procent mad cenou z
kvetna 1915, jez tvoff zaklad-
nj datum zpravy.
Take mleko Dude drazsi.
Predpokladajic, re nynejsi
ceny v drobnem zGstanou stej-
ne, We zprave Sc pravf, re cena
mleka stoupne pravdepodobne
o 1.3 centu a MONA O 2 Gently
ma kvartu.
Zprava predpovfda t6z stoup-
mutt mouky asi O 14%, coz Una
mena, re bochn1k chleba Dude
o cent drazs1. Cena round
steaku stoupne O 23%, masa
re zeber o 24.5 procent, slani-
ny a Sunky O 49,, skopove ky.
ty O 1879 a zelenin v plechov.
kach o 6 az 17%.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30
POHRBY.

= Dne %. listopadu zemTe-
la Cold Spring Lane Nursing
Home pf. Agnes B. Ruley, 4O1
Potomac Ave-, Chesaco Park
We start 80 let. Byla vdovou a
zanechala zde syna William J.
Ruley. Narodila Sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc v 1tery, 27.
listopadu re SchimGnkova Po-
hrebniho Domu do kostela st.
Clements a odtud IA hTbitov
New Cathedral.
PAM RGzeny Pickove neni
vice 49,.
- V nedeli zemTela nahle
znama mlada obchodnice a pra
covnice Delnickeho Domu PAM
Rose PECK, 2420 Ashland Av.,
We start Al rokG. Narodila sc
v Baltimore v ceske ctvrti a by
la dcerou re zname pekarske
rodiny Klimesovi. Provdala Sc
"a krajana Vaclava Picka a
vlastnili grocernf a Teznicky
obchod ma rohu Ashland a Port
ul. Manzelstv1 jejich bylo po-
zehnano dvema dcerami: Mi
ladou a MaTenkou. PTinaleze-
la k Ceskoslovenskemu Krouz-
ku Zen.
Pro svoji milou a pFatelskou
povahu byla ctena a vazena.
Pohreb zesnule konal sc We
stredu, %. listopadu re Schi-
m1nkova PohT. Domu ma Ces-
XIV Narodnf Hfbitov "a asisten-
ce Rev. Josefa M. Vondracka a
"a velik6 1casti pTatel a INA
mych.
Vyslovujeme poznstalym u
prfmnou soustrast.
1tery, 27. listopadu
zemTela pf. Frances C. Emery
(rozena Fuchs) 2O25 Jefferson
St., So roxy stara. Narodila Sc
V Baltimore a byla vdovou 20
Edward Emery.
Pohfeb Dude Sc konati v So
botu. 1. prosince z domu smut
ku do kostela sv. OndTeje a
Odtud ma hTbitov Oak Lawn "a
assistance Father j. B. Pea
cocka. PohTeb vypravf p. Ka-
rel E. S~chim1nek.
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DARKOVE BALfCKY DO
cSR ZPROSTENY CLA.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. Narodnf
Rady v Americe.)

Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da pozadala v polovici zarf via
du Ceskoslovenske republiky,
ably vyhoda zasflani ella pros
tych darkovych balickn, jez
byla V zasade povolena jiz csl.
vladou V Londyne S platnostf
do konce roku 1915, byla pro-
dlouzena.
We SVEN memorandum adre-
sovanem csl. ministerstvu fl
nancf a v opisu presidentu Be-
nesovi, ministerskemu predse-
dow Fierlingerovi, jakoz i mi
nistr1m zahranicf a zasobova-
nj = opukazano bylo ma okol-
most, re dopravnf polite zne-
moznily krajan1m We Spoje-
nych Statech teto vyhody drive
pouzft, dale re tyto balicky, v
Americe pripravene, mali taxi
mef vylucne raz pomocny a
mohou Sc stat - jestlize Dude
povolena celnf 1leva = velmi
podstatnym prfspevkem k "a
sobovanf znacne casti obyva-
Uelstva Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky v bl1zke zimnf dobe.
Csl. velvyslanectv1 We Wash
ingtonu odpovedelo prfslibem
nejplnejs1 podpory v teto "a
lezitosti.
Ceskoslovenska vlada zadosti
Narodni Rady vyhovsla a pro-
dlouzila vyhodu zasilanf ella
prostych darkovych balickGG do
konce roku 1916.
Poole zpravy z csl. velvysla-
nectv1 We Washington, csl. mi
nisterstvo zahranicnich v9ci
vynosem {. 1920 oznamilo po-
VIOLENT ella prosty dovoz darko-
vych balickiG do konce roku
1916 a to do este vahy 6 kilo-
grant. Tyto balicky mohou
obsahovat potraviny vseho dru
hu, predmety k osacenf, potre-
by sicf, pracf, psacf i toaletni.
Zasilky kavy bez ella jsou do
voleny do vahy 1 kilogramu,
tabaku tez do vahy 1 kilogra-
mu, cafe ctvrt kilogramu a ko-
renf 10 dekagram1. Vetsf
mnozstv1 tohoto zbozi Dude wy
clivano.
Tfmto opatrenfm vychazf ce-
skoslovenska vlada vstTfc jak
obdarovanym We stare vlasti,
tax i darc1m v Americe. Pro-
dlouzenf lh1ty pro zasilani dar
kovych bal1ck1 ella prostych, k
vlastnimu uzitf obdarovanych,
Dude m1ti velky vyznam pro
zmlrneni utrpeni naseho lidu
We stare vlasti.
(Poznamka redakce: Ame-
ricky postovnf dept. povolil do
sud zasflani balick1 listovn1
postou We vaze 4 lb a 6 oz.)
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Mas znamy baltimoran S/Sgt.
Frank Pelz Ia sve navstevy u
pribuznych v Kollne n/Labem
obdrzel nekolik dopisd cd INA
mych rodiny, kterf prosli ma
zistickym peklem. Tyto dopi-
sy obdrzel redaktor "Telegra-
flu" %. A. Cihlaf k otisknuti.
Ones predkladame nasim CITE
nar1m jeden z techto dopis1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30

K ucten1 pamatky zemfele
soudruzky RIzeny Pickove ma
m1sto kvetin venuji soudruzky
"Ceskoslovensk6ho Krouzku
Zen" 500 pro ceskoslovenske
d1tky postizene tuberkulosou
We stare vlasti. Oar Dude ode
vzdan Ceskoslovenskemu Ger
venemu KTfzi prostrednictvlm
csl. velvyslanectvf We Washing
tonu.
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z D. c.

Tuto ned6li, 2. prosince whit
ru do Washingtonu, D. C. kde
Gle Csl. UstTedi porada "Miku-
laSskou Zabavu'' v Pythian
Temple, 1912 = 9th ST., N. w.
We 4 hod. odpol. Dude schGze
a pc nj prava "Miku-
laSska."
Krajane z bl1zka i z dali
jsOu srdecne zvani ma tuto ne
deli do Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30
VfTEZNA SBfRKA sATSTVA

Jake lonskeho roku tax i le-
tos Dude zahajena cd Z. do 81.
ledna 1916 Vsenarodn1 Sblrka
Satstva tax zvana "Vltezna."
Pan Henry Kaiser jest opet u
stanoven vsenarodn1m pTedse-
dOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30
Gen. c.. Marshall velvyslancem
Dro Gnu.

Washington, D. C. - Byvaly
SET armadnfho gen. stabu gen.
George Marshall byl v utery
vecer jmenovan presidentem
Trumanem velvyslancem pro
Cinu ma misto odstoupleho gen.
Hurley-e.
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MlStnl ZpraVy.
ZPRAVY z R BAY.
CESTNE

Jerry Krejcfk nastoupil do
brovolne vojenskou sluzbu 16.
cervna 1941 v armadn1m letec-
tvu. Byl pTidelen k 63. Prona-
sledovac1 skvadrone v Char
lotte, North Carolina. V listo-
padu 1912 byl poslan S 20. Lee
teckou Skupinou do zamoTi a
to do Jizniho Pacifiku. Odtud
vratil sc do San Franciska, Cal.
a pozdeji byl poslan do Allan
tic City, N. J.. 25. Tfjna 1916
byl v Oklahoma City cestne
propulsion.
We Wichita, Kansas Sc oze-
nil Sc 81. Mildred Flint z Escon-
dido, Calf.
Pc propustenf z vojska ma
vstivil Kalifornii, Move Mexiko
a v JIM Dakote s1eastnil Sc
honu ma bazanty. Privezl jich
domu kolem 4Oti. Vecer O A
merick6m Posvfcenf (22. listo-
padu) pax uspoTadal V Soko-
iovn6 Curtis Bay "Bazantov6
Hody". Mileradi veffme, re Sc
kazdy 1castnik mel znamenit6.
Rodice Jerryho p. a pi. Charles
Krejcfk, 7O6 Matthew Ave.
jsou prestastni z navratu syna
a nev6sty do rodinneho kruhu.
S/Sgt. Joseph Cermak, U. S.
A., Mine Planter Armistead
vstoupil do armady 3. dubna
1871. Byl ma North Atlantic
Patrol. Cestne propulsion II.
rfjna 1915. Je synem p1. Fran
ces Cermak, 1901 Pennington
Ave-, Curtis Bay. Jeho man
zelka, d6ti, matka, bratr a ses-
try jsou prestastni re sc nado-
bro a zdrav vratil domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30
Poor!

Nezapomente pratele, re.
"Vytecny Bull Roast" Dude v
Sokolovn6 Curtis Bay, v nede-
Ii, dine 9. prosince!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30

Vanoce = Vesele Svatky
jsou prede dveTma. Jak je bu-
dou slavit nasi donna? Zajiste
par korun cd stryce z Ameriky
Jim zp1sobf radost. Zeptejte sc
dokud jest cas-!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30
LODI najela ma mslcinu.

Americka Tod "LeIan Stan
ford", jez jak bylo oznameno,
ma ma palube americke vojaky
vracejici Sc domG, najela v no
ci "a. listopadu ma melcinu u
pobrez1 Kentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-30

= Vyberte 81 nyn1 u SvejdG
darky ku sv. BiTmovani. Po-
zd6ji Dude treba pozde!
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Kalendar "AMERIKAN" ma
rok 1916 a krasne Vanocnl
Karty jsou k dostan1 u:
DUNAJI,
531 N. Milton Avenue