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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
CASE AGAINST
DENTIST LOST
BY A PATIENT

In a trial which lasted Ave days
last week, DR.. William NJ. Howard
was acquitted by a unanimous ver-
dict of mo cause for action" in a
IS, 900 personal injury suit brought
by Square Motley against the
dentist
TESTIMONY revealed that DR..
Howard had extracted q tooth for
Mr.. Motley on Nov. Is, l943. and
from Nov. 20, lS43 TO the present
time Mr.. Motley has been treated
regularly al the Receiving hospital
for a mouth infection.
II was the testimony Of the de-
Tense that DR.. Howard extracted
the tooth with the same care that
any dentist in the community with
skill would have used. He took the
stand in his own defense Thursday
While the plaintiff attempted
TO prove malpractice. the 1z-man
jury was not convinced beyond
. reasonable doubt ~ there had
not been sufficient evidence pro-
duced to support the charge.
DIR. HOWARD has been a prac-
ticing dentist in Detroit for more
than 20 years, and during that time
has built up a large practice. He
has Offices in the Finance building
at Vernon highway and ST. An
tome street
The case was heard in the court
room OF Circuit Judge Guy M.
Miller.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Frankensteen
Raps Jeffries

Charging that the present city
administration has followed a pro-
gram Of expediency rather than
fighting issues on principles, Rich
ard T. Frankensteen. candidate for
mayor Of Detroit. declared that he
would be mayor for all OF the peo-
pie II elected
FrankenSteen spoke Tuesday
night in Webster Hall along with
James Fricl and John c Ballenger,
representing Mayor JeffrleS.
Every two years we come close
10 having a riot because some one
has 10 raise false issues 20 get out
Of difficulty" FrankenSteen said
The problem " housing is not a
question Of integration: IL is mat
ter 81 not having adequate housing
for anybody, white or black"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Davenport Tipped
To Majors Rank
In South Pacific

WASHINGTON. D. c. - Capt
Clarence NJ. Davenport Jr, OF De-
,roit. a is4s graduate Of West Point
and executive officer OF the .I42nd
Anti-aircrsft Artillery Gun Bat
TALON in New Guinea, has been
promoted 10 the rank OF major, tne
War Department announced TINS
week.
Mai. Davenport, was the hrst Ne
gro from the state Of Michigan to
receive an appointment to the U. ..
Military ACADEMY at West Polnt
after maintaining a brilliant scho-
iastic record at the University oil
Detroit. where he was pre-meo-
ical student.
A RESIDENT OF Detroit, Maj.
Davenport is the husband OF Mrs.
Yolandie Davenport and the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Daven-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

Refused Restaurant Service; Jailed
Blossom, Heath
Denied Petition
In Village Case

A petition of mandamus against
the Village OF st. Clair Shores was
denied by Circuit Judge Paul r
Cash last week in Mt. Clemens.
The judge was sitting as a special
referee.
The mandamus proceedings was
an attempt on the part Of Blossom
Heath Club. Inc. to compel the
village to supply license under
which the club could operate. -
Atty. Ernest Goodman. counsel
for the Blossom Heath Club. Ine..
said that no decision. had as yet
been handed down inslhe case thA
club he's against tina ege Of 81
Clair hores.
The; olossom - hub We
bouEff NA6re tha4 ~ ago by q
Dr. - 5. { End HsroS
>. wSll all hit. m On.
'pialnseto he anl EIo
msdab sfshipS - Acc0ss %.
' .::' 8 =;
Oh yxMHkn 03D&a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
NAACP Scores Lesinki
For Stand On Housing

subdivisions by resolution or
ordinance
LESINSKI in a reply TO the tele-
gram OF Gloster B. Current. execu-
tive secretary NAACP, declared
that he believed that the association
was under the wrong impression
or else someone misrepresented the
facts :"
be claimed opposition TO ANY
temporary housing inasmuch as l
do not believe money should be
spent for something that will have
to be torn down in a couple OF
years. am one hundred per cent
for permanent housing. Sometime
ago | suggested one Of the best
plans 10 the Detroit Housing COM
and 10 the Go leaders
interested in housing. however. my
plan was turned down by the De-
troit City Council.
Instead OF Negroes living in tenn
porary housing why not give them
~ See HOUSING. Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Roosevelt Urged
FEPC Support
In Last Request
By HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. d. C.-(NNPA)
President Rooseyelt's last re-
quest, made on the day he died.
was for the continuation OF FEPC,
Rep. Adolph SABBATH, chairman Of
the House Rules committee, re-
vealed on the floor Of the House
last week.
During debate on FEPC. SABBATH
declared: May | in conclusion say
this? Not only is President Tru-
man In favor of the legislation. but
the very last request made by the
late President Roosevelt on the day
he died, was that the Fair Employ.
ment Practices commission be con-
tinued
I'm view OF the fact that our late
President and our present great
President. as well as the Republi-
can and the Democratic conven-
tons. are on record favoring this
legislation. I cannot see why favor
able action should not be taken.
why the rule should not be granted,
and why there should be any OBJ
lection on the part OF any one max
ing this countrywide demanded
legislation in order"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

June Is: Poro Commencemcnt--
$50 pm. Second Baptist church.
"a Monroe.
June 1915: Metropolitan Labor
Council CONFERENCE.-THE pm.
Civic Center. John r al Erskins-
June Is: JAN Concert--Mirror BALI
room, . pm.
June 10: FEPC Rsily--Maccabees
Building. $50 pm.
June IL: Yolande Maddox Pupils
Recital pm. ST. John c.Mk
church.
June IL: Hat Style Shows pm
Civic Center.
June ~: Mason's Day st Bethel
AME. church. Q"
kIne 1871: lEiks State Convention
800 Mack avenue.
June 81: DIG. Commencement
Detroit Institute Of Aria
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Brilliant Star To Sing
AT Negro Music Show

gro Music festival in Olympia sta
dunn. Thursday. July 20.
This important announcement
was made this week by NJ. Kelly
Fritz, director OF the Detroit
festival.
In . brief period Of Time Nh
nrswn has climbed the ladder Il
success TIVE steps at . ttme-es
fast and furious has been the
pace Of her sudden rise 10 fame.
ONE NIGHT. not so long ago.
this lovely young Baltimore girl
walked out on a concert stage anu
captivated both audience and
critics alike. An ensuing tour re-
suited in instantaneous and coun-
try-wide acclaim.
Broadway claimed her as its own
when she created the feminine title
role in George Gershwin's "Porgy
and Bess."
Radio claimed her rs the dis
eovery Of the year when they
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON - The House
passed the Anti-Poll Tax bill Tues
day by a vote Of Isl 10 lo4. The
overwhelming majority was ex-
pected; the petition to discharge the
House judiciary and rules commit
tee had been signed by 2l8 con-
greSsmen and the resolution OF dis
charge was passed Monday by a
vote OF 22S to IS.
During the tro hours Of de-
bate many congressman spoke for
and against the measure from
both the Republican and Demo
cratic sides. Both CongresSmen
Dawson Of Illinois and Powell Of
New York spoke In favor Of the
legislation.
SEVERAL Southern Democrats
including Rep. Luther Patrick of
Alabama, who spoke in favor Of the
measure on the floor, voted for the
Anu.Pon Tax bill Among other
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Name Three In
Numbers Racket

A warrant was recommended last
week charging Claude Agee. ", OF
li4i Leland street; Poat Hudson,
20. of p08 Hendrie. and Margaret
Reed. So, of 1893 Leland street with
keeping and occupying building
for gaming at 3743 Orleans street
Police said they conhscated
quantity OF gambling parapher-
MALTA and s225 in cash from the
Orleans street premises during q
raid several days ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Family Evicted From
Home, Lives In Church

The plight Of Detroit's homeless
was brought into sharp focus this
week when a family Of six were
found living in a church and sleep
ing on the floor. Ivor Harper, an
employe of the w. o. Barnes Manu-
featuring company. his wife, Fred
onia. and their four children are
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Meeting Slated To
aveFEPCBudget

An emergency mass meeting to
save FEPC has been called by the
Metropolitan Council on Fair En-
ployment Practices for Sunday,
June II in the auditorium In the
Maccabees building. Woodward and
Putnam avenues.
The meeting was planned by
civic leaders Saturday in an effort
20 save FEPC's appropriations by
asking restoration in the Senate
budget hearings. Such organiza-
tions as the Detroit Council for
Permanent FEPC. the Urban
League. Civil Rights Federation,
N.A.A.CP, and the Council OF
Churches are backing the meeting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

now living In the A.O.H. Church
OF God at 3948 Riopelle street.
The pastor Of the church, the
Rev. Elder Hall, and his wife,
Mrs. Amenuel Hall, are the geod
samarftans who have taken this
hapless family In and given them
shelter.
MRS. HARPER told the Michigan
Chronicle that she and her family
moved into the church Sunday
night after having been evicted
from their former quarters at 1910
E Alexandrine street.
we were notified that we
would have to get out by Tues
DT-See EvICTED. Page -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Post In Liberia
Goes To Another
As Walton Quits

WASHINGTON - Lester Walton,
former newspaperman who has
served as American minister TO
Liberia for 10 years, has resigned,
according TO reliable sources.
The resignation" according TO
these sources, has been accepted
by the White House and Wslton'S
successor already selected.
Friends OF Walton are charging
that he was forced out Others close
to the scene said he was being
recalled because of his friendly
attitude TO the dictatorial admins
tration in Liberia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

at B e I h e l
AME. church.
5S5 Frederick.
The winner will
represent the
Chronicle and
the state of
Michigan at the
American Ne
gro Music Fes-
tival'S second
annual national
Search For Tai
ent contest TO
be held on a
July date to be
announced.
According to
w Louis DAVIS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

president Of the Festival. this event
IS the first in history where Negro
people have planned a program
Of such magnitude 10 give en-
eourssement to young singers OF
ability
Additions for all contestants viii
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Baby SmOthers
To Death In Home

The death OF four-mon ;h-old
Willie Clarence Braswell Of aga
Beaubien street was listed as acci-
dental this week sAthe police de-
partment after his l9-year-old
mother. Louise. informed the au-
thorities that she had awakened
to find the infant dead beside her
A coroner's report disclosed that
death was due to asphyxiation from
an undetermined cause Willie
BraSwcll. -. Of 3s42 Russell street.
reported his sons death TO police.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Detroit Corporal
Killed In Crash

GUNTER FIELD, Ala. Cpl.
Luther A. Cox of Detroit was
among the seven Negro fliers killed
last Tuesday night when their
BIS training bomber crashed
three and a half miles east OF this
field. The men were on a routine
flight from Goldman Field, Ky.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Aid From Selassie

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Halle Sc
lassie OF Ethiopia cabled request
10 Queen Wilhelmenia Of Neither
lands to accept $4,000 for relief
OF those wounded and suffering
from the effects Of the war in Hol-
land"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

and worry.
Her anxiety
was lifted last
Tuesday night
when she re-
ceived a phone
call from her
husband. AL
bert BARLEY,
one Of the 81
Negro members
Of the USS
Franklin which
recently made
port in the
S ties after
having b e e n
dive bombed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

by enemy fliers. 60 miles from the
japanese mainland.
BARLEY. who holds the rating OF
Stewards Mate &c. told his wife
that he had been wounded in the
hand by the same bomb that killed
his best friend who was standing
beside him al the time. While |
have been saddened by his loss.
he said. II want to reassure you
that am all right" The call came
from the Brooklyn Navy yard.
MRS. hartley. who lives at
the Warren avenue address with
~-See DETROTTER. Page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Not In Germany

WASHINGTON.-In disturb
ance between nine German pris.
oners OF war and a group OF Ne
groes employed in an adjoining
plant. John Brown was shot by a
white guard coming 10 the rescue
Of the prisonera
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

Olive-sk inned Anne Brown. Sc
rious concert singer whose phenom-
enal career has been built upon
skyroeketing series OF successes,
win be one Of the featured stars
=, the sixth annual tAmerican Ne
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

The Detroit Branch NAACP took
sharp issue with the views OF Con-
gresham John Lesinski who Is
opposing temporary housing in
Ecorse Township by his resolution
pending In Congress to require
consent OF incorporated political
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

learned this
week. Residents
fear that efforts
are being made
TO wall in the
Eight Mile Road
N e TO COM
munity.
It was learned
fro m E1wood
Dickens, a resi-
dent of the area
and member of
the petite n
committee, that
| the Negro angle
is being used
Ito influen &C
lth o $ e W hs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Georgia Ruling

ATLANTA. Ga.-The Georsia
supreme court ruled last week that
real estate restrictions limiting the
sale Of property to persons Of the
Caucasian race are enforceable and
not in violation OF the l4th Amend
ment TO the United States Consti-
tuition.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Diggs On Bond,
Court Sentence I;
ToBeAppealed

Describing his conviction ON
charges of bride conspiracy as -
miscarriage Of Justice. former
Senator Charles G. Diggs said this
week that his attorneys would take
an appeal In his behalf.
Digs was convicted with fer
mer Senator Lsgie (Repl q Bay
City. by an Ingham County Jury
which deliberated for tive snd
one-hah hours. and feund them
guilty Of accepting brides - in-
fiuence their legislative action On
. horse racing bill In lS<1. -
CIRCUIT JUDGE John Simpson
sentenced the two former legisla-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Contest Finals
Set For Sunday Night

In cooperation with the Ameri-
can Negro Music Festival, the
Michigan Chronicle will select
Michigan's most promising young
singer. Sunday. June IL. s pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
AGITATION IS
OUTGROWTH OF
AIRPORT SITE
Negro Angle Being Used
To Influence Those
In Opposition

Agitation over the proposed air.
port site near Wyoming and Eight
Mile Road led Negro residents Of
the area to file petition for in
corporation into q city. it was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
DETROIT MAN
ON FRANKLIN
REPORTS HOME

Mrs. Martha BARLEY, 35oS West
Warren avenue, is one of the hap
piest women in Detroit today after
having undergone days of anxiety
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

be held Friday night. June IS.
8 o'clock. at Plymouth Congresa-
tional church. 5l< Z. Garfield. On
the basis of their performance FRI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

port
DECLARING that ne act,on -
taken for protection, Dickens sd
"All territory not now exclusively
occupied by Negroes Is lost and
we fear the loss of additional terri
tory"
Dickens recalled previous efforts
on the part Of the Negro citizens
Of the area to incorporate them-
selves into q city. In each pre-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Anti oil Tax Measure
Passes House, 251-1O4

Southerners voting in favor were
Thomas of Texas, Jed johnson OF
Oklahoma. Robinson Of Kentucky,
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H~-Sss ARPoRT. Pass {
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~See CONTEST. Page .
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uTSee POLL TAX, Page Z
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DT See TO SING. Page 4
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~-see DAVENPORT. Page
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~See REFUSED. Page 4
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DW~see DIGGs. Page Z
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T-See DETROTTER, Page 4
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1T-see EvICTED. Page 4
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subdivisions by resolution o
ordinance
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
DOPIS.
Is. zaTf, 1916.
LIE Havre, Francie.
Pochvalen bud Pan JeziS
KristuS!

Kristus!
Draz1 pratele =
Opet pTichazim mezi Vas a.
bych O sobe neco povedel. Cd
sveho p~osledniho psan1, vyko-
nal jsem cestu z LeHavre, Fran
Gle do Bostonu. V LIE Havre
jsme byli diva dny. Tam jsme 81
to vsechno opet prosli a pro-
heidi. Videli jsme jak Fran
couzi zij1 ma hoTkem vfnu a
bochnfcku chleba. Lide jsou
smutni zde, protoze mnoho
%ztratili jak v rodinach, tax ma
domech. Ale vojsko a Tide kva-
pne pracujf a uklfzi silnice,
chodnfky a stavenf, take bro
mesto Dude zfti. Zednici jsou
pilnf ma stavbe novych domovu.
Dne 25. srpna nalozili jsme
1865 vojakG ma LODI abychom
je dovezli domu. Mezi mimi by
10 $50 d1stojn1kG a 4 civilni re-
ditele velkych spolecnostf. Mno
no techto vojakG profile tri a.
nebo ctyry roxy v Europe. Mno-
ri z mich byli letci. Nezalezelo
to CO vsichni byli,, ale NELL stej-
nou myslenku dostati Sc domu
a tam ,zGstati. Vsichni byli
SfaStnl a VeSeli re Va1ka ie
skoncena, nebot jiz il NELL dost.
TTeba byste chteli neco sly
seti O nasf lodi Brandon Vic
tory. Kapitan jeff Sc jmenuje
Martin Stonestreet. Tricet diva
roxy jiz byl ma vode. Ucil Sc
v Naval Akademii Annapolis,
Md. Toto je tTetf costa lodi
pres Atlantic ocean. LODI tato
Sc jmenuje pc mestu Brandon
We statu Vermont. Obyvatelstvo
mesta Brandon, cftajfce 5000,
zapsali sve bondy ma nj.
Brandon Victory" je pova-
Iecneho modelu, ably dovazela
ZbOZ1. Byla VySCaVena tam u
Vas v Baltimore. Je 455 stop
dlouha a NIUE donesti 11,4OO
tun. V kvetnu byla pTidelena
ma d~ovazen1 vojak1. Vejde sc
do nj 1850 vojakd a 1876 dustoj-
Mkt. Ale nalozili ma nj vice.
Cestu pres Atlantic vykona "a
8 dn1.
Napsal jsem Yam vsechno co
vim. Doufam, re to nejak pre-
ctete a sc pobavlte.
Pozdravuji Vas vsechny, We
lebne pany a bratry, ctihodne
sestry, mile krajany a ctenou
redakci.
Vas pfftel,
DIstp. Frantisek Vonasek,
C. SIS. r..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Zapis do Ceske Svobod. Skoly
Augustin Herman.

Jak jiz jsme drive oznamili,
zapis do Ceske Svob. Skoly Au-
gustfn Herman konati Sc Dude
jiz Ultra t. j. v sobotu, dine 20.
zaTi cd 2 do 5 hod. odpoledne.
Pravidelne vyucovanf zacne v
1tery, dine 2. r1jna v 5 hodin
odpoledne. Prozatim Sc Dude
vyucovati jednou tydne a to
kazde utery. Budeme-li miti
dostatecny pocet zak1d, budeme
uvazovati o tom, mame-li vyu-
covanf rozdeliti ma nekolik ne
DO vice nez ma jedno odp1ldne.
skolni budova je pekne pfi-
pravena a pekne moderne Wy
bavena, ale potrebujeme jen to
hlavni a jedine, zaky a vice d.
tex nasich ceskych rodicG. Pro-
to znovu apelujeme ma vsechny
nase krajany, ably posilali dftky
do ceske skoly a nemaj1-li jiz
ditek skoln1ho veku, toz ably sc
primluvili u svych znamych a
pratel kter1 by mohli ditky sve
do skoly posflati. Jest to jed
max nas1 narodnf povinnosti, a.
bychom Sc snazili udrzeti ces-
kou rec v teto zemi, ably dftky
ceskeho p1vodu znali rec svych
pfedkd. Ia druhe jest to kaz-
demu jen ku prospechu, umi-li
vice nee jednu rec. Ceske Bal
timore stale vzdy v popredf v
kazde akci a proto 81 must udr-
zeti primal v tom, re ma do
brou ceskou skolu, kterou ma
vstevuje velky pocet dftek.
Budeme-li vsichni pomahati,
to jest agitovati We prospect
naSi ceske skoly " nasi krajan-
ske verejnosti, pax neni lad
nych prekazek, ably nase skola
nebyla zaplnsna do posledniho
mistecka!
Tedy ma shledanou pTi zapi-
Sc v sobotu, dine 20. zaTf a v u
terry, dine 2. rfjna We skole.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Augustfn Herman.
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OSLAVA 20. RfJNA.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
lSdruzene Ceskoslovenske Spoil.
ky v Baltimore a okoli pfipra-
vujf sc letos ma oslavu 27. W.
rocf zalozen1 Ceskoslovenska
a lott letou oslavu CO statnlho
svatku Marylandu a prvni pc
ukonceni hrozne druhe svetove
valky.
Oslava zapocne Slavnou Msi
svatou v Chramu Pane Svateho
Vaclava v nedeli, %. rijna O
pGl jedenacte iodine rano, KITE
ra obetovana Dude ma podeko-
van1 "a stastne a v1tezne ukon-
cent valky a znovu osvobozeni
Ceskoslovenska a tez jake pros
ba o trvaly mir a blahobyt We
svete. Slavnostni kazanf pred
nese novy farar a rektor osady
Vldp. Josef Vetrovec, c.. SIS. R.
Krajane jsou zvani by Sc v hoj-
mem poctu teto c1rkevnf poboz-
nosti s1castnili.
Odpoledne We dive hodiny "a
che prdvod vsech Cechoslovak1
nasi cast mesta do Patterson
Parku kde We 4 hodiny odpol. v
"Casinu' zahajen Dude slav-
nostn1 program.
Sdruzene Csl. Spolky zadajf
krajany by toho dine zadne jine
podniky neporadali ale ably Sc
vSichni s1castnili Sc spoken
prdvodu a oslavy %. Tfjna. "a
dali Sc tez krajane by ma ten
den nejen americkou ale i ces-
koslovenskou vlajku vyvesili.
Tato by mela byt nejlepsf osla-
va jaka kdy v Baltimore Sdru-
zen1m Ceskoslovenskych Spoil
XII poradana a Dude kdyz kaz-
dy j~ednotlivec a spolek k tomu
Dude pracovati a Sc j s1castnl.
Ia Sdruzene Csl. Spolky
jsem Josef Vonasek.
= Ma Sized Narodnfho Sva-
zu Ceskych Katolfk6 v Chicago
odejeli Vldp. Josef Vetrovec,
osady sv. Vaclava a pan
Vonasek, pfedseda balti-
morske odbocky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

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