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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17
Catholic Thought And Opinion
By REV. JOSEPH F. DONNELLY

Certainly neither Washington. nor Lincoln, nor wilson were fated to carry so heavy a burden - certain ly none gave more unselfish service to his country.
 In an hour of economic collapse he brought confidence. courage and decision. As the war clouds gathered over the nation. in reading the signs he was far ahead of his critics, and he undertook the unpleasant job of persuading a reluctant and peace-loving nation that the war was a decisive contest for all of the world.
 THE GREAT CRCSADE
 On January 20, 1897 standing with head barred in a drenching rain the President in his inaugural ad- dress sketched as the great objec- tive of his administration the lift ing of forty million underprivileged crtizens into the higher plane of American citizenship where they might enjoy the comforts of de- cent human life. It was the philos- ophy of the New Deal; it was Chris tian to the core; it rests on a moral basis that obliges all of the children of God. Here are two paragraphs:
 T see United States which can demonstrate that, under demo- cratic methods of government, na- tional wealth can be translated into a spreading volume of human con- forts hitherto unknown - and the lowest standard of living can be raised far above the level of mere subsistence. But here is the chal- lenge to our democracy: In this na- ton I see tens of millions of its citizens-a substantial part of its whole population-who at this very momentt are denied the greater part of what the very low est standards of today call the necessities of life. I see millions of families trying to live on in- comes SO meager that the pail of family disaster hangs over them day by day. I see millions whose daily lives in city and on farm continue under conditions labeled indecent by a so-called polite society half a century ago.
 T see millions denied education recreation and the opportunity tc better the lot of their children. see millions lacking the means tc buy the products of farm and fac tory and by their poverty denying work and productiveness to many other millions. I see one-third o1 the nation ill-housed, ill-clad, ill., nouriShed.
 Tt is not in despair that pain you that picture. paint it for yol in hope-because the nation seeing and understanding the injustice O. it proposes to paint it out. w are determined to make every Amer. ican citizen the subject of his coun. try's interest and concern; and WI will never regard any faithful ane abiding group within our Dor ders as SuperduouS. The test O our progress is not whether we adt more to the substance of those wht have much; it is whether we pro vide enough for those who have to' little"
 MAY GOD REWARD HIM.
 He was born to live at the top but more than any and all of hi predecessors he reached down t. help those struggling for minimum of security at the bottom of our so cial structure. He was the first rec friend of the workingman and tn poor whom America put in tn White House.
 AS President he gave all in Tiff and in death for the welfare of hi fellowman. May God fit the rewar, to the service and give rest to hi noble soul.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17
FOREMANS ROLE
 MOST IMPORTANT

Discussing the subject ''T1ne fore man AS A Public Relations Man" Dr. Charles c. Smith, New York, last night stressed the role of the fore. man as an educator and Jason man. a link between the working man and the employer. pr. Smith spoke before members of the Industrial Foreman'S club at the Y. M. c. A.
 pr. Smith praised highly the ini- tiative and self-reliance of the fore- man end the vital part he has play cd in the war production efforts of the country.
 The club reelected officers for 1945-l946; Cyril F. Cross. presi- dent; William H. Vining, vice-presi- dent; and Arthur L. Purinton, Sec- retary-treaSurer.
 Entertainment was provided by Ira c. Williams, sleight-Of-hand performer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17
GETS FINGERPRINTs BACK

Hagerstown, Ind. (UP)-Wilfred Knapp was happy when he heard he could have his fingerprints back Judge Gustave H. Hoelscher ruled that Knapps request be granted After Knapp was proven innocent of grand larceny charge. he asked for his fingerprints, since he was not law violator and didn't want them on file.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17

street and adjacent streets presented a petition. It asked for change in
 the zoning law of Homer street,
 from industrial to residential B" from Cooke street to Waterville
 street (south side). Another change
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17

Rather it was a gathering of sad and tro u b l ed people, peo pie well aware Of the disastrous economic condi- tion of the coun- try, and people fearful of the future.
 The ceremony, of course, was solemn and im- pressive. B u t what stood out in the pr gram,
 A1lau f11a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17

requested was from business to resi- dential from Cooke street to Thom- aston avenue (north side).
 A committee of five aldermen was chosen to hold a public hearing on the petition May at 7:30 p. m. in the Aldermanic Chambers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-17
go HELP ME GOD"

SBO HELP ME GOD"
 On March {, 1888 stood with the restless throng in front of the Capi- ool in Washington witnessing the first inauguration of President Roosevelt. There was no holiday spirit. The air of celebration proper to such occasions was not there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01

err, pre-war and destined for the
bone-heap. But she is also the
"one- ship fleet" that, in q mere
q minutes in the Battle of Cape
Esperance, sank and helped to
sink six Jap ships. Almost ruined
in the Solomons campaign near
Guadalcanal, she was still risky
enough, after repairs, to steam
to the Mediterranean and sup
port the Allied campaign there.
Nor was the aged Enterprise
the only carrier that performed
nobly. Directly across Pier 26
from her, in New York, lies the
light carrier Monterey, whose
planes helped to sink five Jap
warships and to damage others.
Her fighters ruined almost 500
Nip planes in the air and on the
ground and dumped bombs on
almost 800 ground targets.
Historic, too, are the exploits
of some of the Nays newer
vessels. These warships have i'm
pressive scoreboards.
In Providence is the light car
rier Bataan, a relative newcom-
er whose planes shot down 129
Jap planes in combat, shot up
112 more on the ground, made
142 strikes on Jap-held ground
targets, and sank or damaged
41,500 tons of enemy merchant
shipping.
MILLIONS OF TONS SUNK
The destroyer Sterett helped
to sink a battleship, a cruiser
and a destroyer. BY herself she
sent two destroyers and IA
planes to the Pacific's bottom.
The submarine Rasher, like
the Enterprise. sports a Presi-
Dental Unit Citation. Her bag
includes a Jap cruiser. destroy
er and five cargo ships of IS, 700
tons aggregate, on single pa
troll. The submarine Ration has
verified claims to % Jap ships
sunk and six damaged. The Sill
versides sank % Jap ships and
damaged Is, and has a Presiden-
tial Unit Citation. The Thread
fin not only sank seven vessels
and damaged the same number,
but helped to save our forces on
Okinawa by sending information
that enabled carrier aircraft to
sink largee enemy task force.
The Bowfin has a Presidential
Unit Citation, plus the proud
boast that she sent "a enemy
ships to Davey Jones' locker and
damaged seven more in two
years of Pacific duty. The Gre
valle's seven tours cost the Japs
$4,000 tons 'ef-shipping sunk
and $4,000 tons damaged.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01
Fled Band Officers
Il Utica hiQh School

UTICA-At q recent election
Of officers to carry on the acti-
vities Of the school band the
following members were chos-
en-: President. Harold Mar
quardt; vice-president, Lee Van
Jaarsveld; secretary. Leonard
Morrison; treasurer, Lorna Tur-
ner. Much stress is placed or
equipping the band with the
necessary instruments.
The school recently added a
silver flute which will be played
by Jean Turner. The first public
appearance is expected at the
Junior play Nov. 8 and 8. Under
the leadership Of Miss Florence
Purdy much time is given to the
practise Of several march mum
bers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01
Car Rolls Over:
Two Badly Hurt

VAN DYKE - Two Warren
Township residents were seri-
ously injured Tuesday night
when a car operated by Louis
Teceno of 24510 Tuscany, East
Detroit left the road and rolled
over.
The injured are Georgianna
Tebo, p, of 24283 Columbus,
Warren Township, possible frac-
tured ribs, back injuries-ahd
possible fractured pelvis; Ted
ford Tebo, 80, same address, who
received body and face injuries
Both were taken to Saratoga
Hospital.
Warren Township police stated
that Teceno claimed he was
driving north on M-97 and lost
control of his car near IL Mile
road.
The car left the road for a
distance of 200 feet and rolled
over several times.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01
Mrs. Hays Quits
Recreation Post

EAST DETROIT-The resig-
nation of Mrs. Betty Hays from
the city Recreation Commission,
after serving about two years in
that office, was accepted by the
City Council this week. No sue
cessor was named.
City officials said that Mrs
Hays had publicly expressed OBJ
lection to the failure of the so.
Ions to transfer all or part of
$4,000 now in the building fund
and grant it to the Recreation
Commission for a recreation
center.
The city took the position that
the money was raised from q
five-year tax spread exclusively
for the purpose of constructing
Municipal Building, and could
not be used for any other type
Of structure.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01

that stayed on the job through
out the entire 70 days OF the
Furnishing action at Okinawa.
SURVIVED "SINKINGS"
The battleship New Mexico,
commissioned in 1918, wasn't
too old to participate in almost
every major Pacific action from
Guadalcanal through Okinawa.
She wasn't too frail to with
stand three kamikaze hits -
one in which the Divine Wind
smacked square on the naviga-
ton deck, killing the command
ing officer and % others and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01

wounding 81; another when the
suicide plane hit the gun deck,
killing So and wounding 121.
New Orleans is honoring the
battleship Mississippi, % years
old and sometimes called the
"Ghost Ship" because the Ger
mans twice and the Japs once
announced that they had sunk
her. Twice she was hit by KAN
ikazes, yet she survived to fight
from the bitter North Atlantic
to the sweltering Solomons,
from the Aleutians to the China
Sea. She lived to help support
virtually every amphibious
landing in the Pacific, and fl
nally to enter Tokyo Bay in tri-
umph.
The Boise is just light cruis-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01
Union Protests
Firing Of
Strike Leaders

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov.
1 - lR - Union groups pro-
tested today what they said was
the firing of three leaders in the
recent Consumers Power Com
pany strike.
Intercession Of the Secretary
Of Labor was asked.
The Utility Workers Council
(CIO), which conduc I d q
three-day strike two weeks ago,
said the company had fired Har-
old Wilson Of Muskegon and w.
X. Beckwith and Wilson Boyle
Of Flint.
Wilson, president of Local 103
at Muskegon, was an employee OF
20 years service, Union mem
bers said, and Beckwith and
Boyle, members Of the bargain
ing committee of Local 107 at
Flint, had been employed 20 and
five years, respectively.
There was no immediate state
ment from the company.
Wilson said the Port Cities In
dustrial Union Council (CIO) of
Muskegon has asked intercession
from John w. Gibson, special
assistant to Secretary of Labo
Schwellenbach and who helped
to settle the strike.
Reinstatement Of the three Is
being sought through the ap-
peals procedure of the contract
with the company, Union Off.
Gals said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01
Wor-Baffered Navy Old Timers Return
to Receive Salute of Graceful Notion
BY 8. BURTON HEATH
NEA Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK - The Nays
Sld-timers, obsolete by every
standard of naval architecture,
took everything the Japs could
hand out and contributed enor-
nously to final victory. These
ships made history magnifi-
cent history - before coming
home for Navy Day.
Consider, for example, the
venerable battleship New York,
commissioner in 1914. She made
her fame in World War I, sup
ported the invasion of Morocco,
then went to the Pacific and
was the only major fleet unit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-01

The British have developed a
rocket-bomb capable Of tearing
through six thick layers of con-
crete before exploding. The mis-
sile develops a speed of HOO
feet q second.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11

neralnlho shromazden1, ma
nemz je zastoupen kazdy ma
rod a omezit pravomoc Bezpec-
nostn1 rady, jez je ovladana
Velkou Ctyfkou.
Nezasahovani do vnitrn1ch
zalezitost1 je dals1 otazka, ma
nfz velmi zalez1 malym statGm
a jfz Sc tykajf cetne navrhy ma
zlepsen1.
Polska otazka zGstala nevy-
resenou.
Tvrdf Sc, re hlavn1 herci
predstaven1 v San Francisku
uz bali sve kufry. Vyvoj stu
ace v Europe a kapitulace Ne
mecka vyzaduj1 pr1tomnosti
zahranicnich ministrG We svych
hlavn1ch mestech. Statn1 Sc
kretar Stettinius otevfene pro-
hlasil, re ami necekal, re Sc M
lotov Dude moci tax dlouho zdr
zet v San FRANCISCAN. Molotov
odjede jeste pred koncem to-
hoto tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
A kdyby byla snad
svazana v uzl1cku,
prec bych il miloval
tn drahou maticku.

jake to krasne sovo! Co vsechno V sobe
obsahuje, dovede 81 kazdy spravne uvedomit teprve tenkrat,
az je cd nj ma sta a sta mil vzdalen, nebo az j uz nema. Kdy-
bychom ST to uvedomii drive, co vSechno pro mas maticka
znamena, zaUste bychom Sc snazii dati il ma jevo vice lasky
a vdecnosti.
Matka vzdy ma pro sve dfte naruc otevrenou. Vzdy do
vede najit leku ma bolest sveho dftka jestlize Sc pfi hire u
hodl, tn je matka, ku ktere Sc svou bolest1 nejdf1ve utfka =
matka pohladf a dte pod dotekem jejl brzy zapomina ma svo-
il bolest. Kdyz dfte vyroste v dfvku, jnocha, a polka je ne
jake bolestne zklaman1 v zivote, tn Ease pro svou bolest du-
sevnf hleda dtechy u se matky a tfebaze srdce mateino krva-
CT mad bolestl dltete, pfece sc Ease snaN jak nejlepe dOvede,
ably jejf dfe ma sv6 bolestne zklamanf co nejdr1ve zapomn6-
10. Ba kdyz syn, dcera zalozi 81 svoji vlastni rodinu a pride
MONA nestest1 a r1zna trapen1, tn Ease 81 jde pozalovat ku
sve matce a ia ustarana maticka Ease hledf utesit a poradit.
Cely zivot Sc stara o blaho svych detf, vzdy Sc snazi ueinit pro
ne to nejleps1, deti jsou prvn1mi, ona je vzdy az posledn1 =
takova je matka: Je tax nenarocna, ze il staci Ike stestl, kdyz
vid1, re jsou jeff deti spokojeny a jestlize Sc dte ma nj usme-
je, rekne il, re il ma rado a svou lasku a vdecnost il projevf,
tn vi, re nadarmo nezna, vi, re splnila dobfe sv1j 1kol matky.
A proto, mill ctenari, kteff mate jeste tn svou drahou
matcku, pamatujte ma nj, budte il vd6cni "a vse, CO pro vas
"a cely zivot vykonala a jestlize il k jejimu svatku darujete
tfeba sebemens1 darecek, vase maticka Dude nit nesmlrnou
radost. A ostatn1, kteT1 jz tn drahou bytost nemame, venuj-
me il svou nejvdecnejsf vzpominku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
ZAHAJENf KAMPANE
SEDME VALECNE POJcKY.

Dne IA. kv6tna Dude Official
ne zahajena kampan Sedme
pGjcky valecne, ktera, jak Sc
doufa, Dude jiz poslednf. While
dem k tomu Sc pTedpoklada, re
kazdy obyvatel teto slavne re-
publiky Severoamericke prisp6
je CO nejst6dreji k 1plnemu L.
spechu teto pdjcky.
Valecne bondy, jez koupite
jiz nynf, dejte zaznamenat ma
kampan Sedme valecne pGjcky
Jake "a predchazejicich va
lecnych pGjcek, tax i v teto
Rampant ma Ceskoslovenska
skupina vyhrazenou kvotu, kite
ra must byti dosazena. Obnos
jest velmi znacny a proto jest
nutne, abychom kazdy z mas
vykonal svou narodnf povin-
most a koupil bondy. Jest to
nutn6, nebot pomahame tim
sve vlasti, prisp6jeme tim take
nasim vojfnGm k brzkemu ma
vratu domG a zaroven, jake
v6rnf Obcane Spojenych StatG,
prispivame tim take k dobre-
mu jmenu naroda, z nehoz po-
chazfme.
Hlavne mejme ma pameti, re
kOupi Valecneho bondu posky-
tujeme pGjcku Wade Spoje-
nych StatG - coz jest nejlepsf
%investice, jakou {. lie jen pred
stavit!
Koupfte-li svGj bond We vasf
tovarne, nebo v obchode, kde
jste zamestnani, nebo koup1te
bance, ma post6-nechte kaz-
dy zakoupeny bon zaznamena-
tt k dobru ceskoslovenske kvo-
ty Sedme valecn6 pGjcky.
Nezapomente, re nase Ceske
Stavebnl a PGjcovnf Spolky
yam mileradi bondy prodajf a
my je vfele doporucujeme ma
sim krajan1m.
"TELEGRAF"
Kupte Bond z. Valecne PIjc-
ky " nekterem z nasich Ces-
kych Stavebnich a PHjcovnich
SpolkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
DALSf A 0
NEMECKYCH ~ZVERSTVECH

Znamy francouzsky lekar a
professor Marechal, ktery pTi-
.jel do Svycarska Sc skupinou
osvobozenych VENT z koncen-
tracniho tabora v Matthause-
nu, sdelil podrobnosti o EVER
stvech tam pachanych. Nemci
spravuj1cf tabor NELL pro vez-
ne ctyTi druhy smrti = 1. otra-
YOU plynem; 2. vstriknutlm
benzinu do srdce nebo aorty
(obet zemrela "a dive minuty
pc injekci) !; 3. zastrelenfm, pTi
nemecke bestie stf1lely o.
beti do ledvin, vedouce, re to
pIsobi desne bolesti a pomalou
4. nejhroznejs1 zpGsob
smrti bylo rozsapan1 zdivoce-
lymi dogami a policejnfmi psy.
Professor Marechal prohlasil,
re v Matthausenskem tabore
bylo "a tTi roxy zavrazdeno ma
1873 tisfc osob, vetsinou intelek-
tualove. Poole jeho odhadu
Nemci otravili a nebo upalili
We svych lidskych jatkach ma
10 milinG lid1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
DOPIS
Baltimorskemu Telegraph"

5. kvetna, 1916
MilionGm Americannm kde-l
koli, 8. kveten 1915 vzdy Dude
vzpomfnan jake den radosti a
vdecnosti k Bohu jehoz pomoci
a podporou dosahly Spojenec-
Ike Armady konecneho a bez-
podm1necneho vzdan1 sc Ne
mecka.
Byl jsem dneska We Washing
tonu a dozvedev Sc, re svetla
obklopujfcf mas slavny Kapitol
budou pc 3-letem zatemneni o.
pet rozzata = special jsem k
prostornemu namestf a bro IL
de shromazdovaly Sc tam re
vsech stran-pesky, autem ne
DO busem. Slunko zapadalo a
pocalo Sc seriti. Asi $40 We
Ger pozvolna, ale ~majestatne
cely Kapitol skvel Sc v zari sve-
tel, ktera ozarovala i nasi vlaj-
ku. Davy lidu chvely Sc vzru-
senfm, tleskaly We vaznosti, au-
tomobilove trubky pocaly jasa-
We troubiti. Novinari a zpravo-
dajske filmove kamery pocaly
zachycovati tuto neobycejne
krasnou udalost.
Kazdy z divakG v tonic O.
kamziku pocitoval silu, MAZE
statnost a moralni tkan nasich
americkych tradic, re ktere
prystf poznanf proc kazdy A
merriam jak6hokoli pGvodu jest
hotov chraniti nasi vlast a jejf
1stavu prot vsem zevnfm j
vnitTnfm nepTatelGm!
My Ameririctf Cechoslovaci
vytrvame v teto valce az do
konce. Name nase syny, pf1-
buzne a zname v armadach
pod gen. Eisenhowerem v E.
vrope, pod gen. MacArthurem
v Pacifiku a We velkych manor
Mich a leteckych silach a jest
zadoucno bychom nasledovali
a vyplnili vyzvu presidenta
Trumana, ktery We sve prokla-
maci pfipomnel nam, bychom
vyhledavali Bozske Pomoci ku
dalsimu a 1plnemu vitezstvl
mad Japonskem!
Louis J. Svehla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
z KONFERENCE
" SAN

Pc velkem rozcileni, k ne
muz doSlo v San Francisku v
souvislosti S incidentem S Ar
gentinou, Sc veci ponekud u
klidnily.
Velka Ctyrka sc rozhodla pc
prudke debate, tykajici sc rus
kych smluv o vzajemne pomo-
ci, snazit Sc O zlepsen1 plant,
usnesenych v Dumbarton Oaks
Navrhy ma toto zlepseni poda-
10 Rusko.
Molotov podal navrh ma svo-
lenl, ably Sovetsky Svaz mohl
provadet sve smlouvy o wa
JENNIE pomoci bez predchozi-
h oschvalenf organisacf svetove
bezpecnosti. Navrhu odporova-
ly Spojene Staty. Pc debate,
ktera trvala pres dive hodiny,
dohodla Sc Velka Ctyrka pro
prijeti asi dvaceti navrh1 ma
rIzna ~zlepsenf plant, pojatych
v Dumbarton Oaks.
Predkladaje navrhy ma zlep-
Semi, prohlasil Molotov, re mu
jde O moznost provadenl smluv
O vzajemne pomoci S Franci1,
Anglif a Ceskoslovenskem Ten
to navrh neprisel necekane.
Molotov vsak prekvapil ostatni
cleny Velke Ctyrky dalsimi ma
vrhy, jez postoupily a mnoho
dale v otazce zakladn1ch pray,
narodn bez ohledu ma rasu,
rec, nabozenstv1, 81 pohlav1.
Sovetsky Svaz Sc bran1 prot
planu Spoj. StatG, Angle a C1-
ny, zaradit do bezpeconstni
svetove organisace lilo (Inter-
national Labor Organisation).
V patek vyprsela ma konfe-
renci v San FRANCISCAN lh1ta k
podanf navrhd ma zlepsenf pla-
MI. pojatych v Dumbarton
Oaks. Tyto navrhy ma zlepse-
nj. jichz bylo podano mnoho,
zdnraznuji v prve rade:
Pojetf do planu vsech moz-
INCH variaci a zmen slova
"spravedlnost". Snahu O ONE
zenf prava hlasovanl a veta
Velke Ctyrky We prospect ma
|lvch narodn. Male narody sc
Fin snazi zv6tsit pravomoc ge-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
POHRBY.

- Dne 5. kVetna ZemreIa We
Women's Hospital dvojcatka
Paul John a Carl George Jen-
narozena 20. dubna. Ro-
dice Margaret (roz. Kirsch) a
Paul J. Jennings bydll 2738
Pelham Ave. Vykrop konal Sc
minuly patek, 4. kvetna ma
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= Dne 4. kvetna zemfelo v
Bait. Gen. nemocnici 2
dny stare decko Mary Steps.
Rodice Genevieve (roz. STRAIT
meyer) a Peter Steps bydli {.
1913 Toone st. Vykrop konal
Sc v sobotu, 5. kvetna ma hfbi-
tove sv. Stanislava.
= sobotu, 5. kvetna zem-
rel v Mestskych nemocniclch
krajan p. Alois Vondracek,
1927 E. Eager ST. star &c rok1.
Narodil Sc v Ceskoslovensku a
do Ameriky prijel pred 40ti ro-
ky. Byl ma odpocinku. Man
zelkou zesnuleho je p1. Barbo-
ra Vondracek (roz. Cudlin.)
PohTeb konal sc v 1tery, 8.
kvetna z domu smutku do ko-
stella sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
Ces. Narodni hTbitov.
Pohrby tyto vypravil p. Ka-
rel E. Schimunek.
" pondeli, 7. kvetna zem-
rel krajan p. Flip Noha, 918
NJ Montford Ave. star II roxy.
Narodil Sc v Ceskoslovensku a
do Ameriky prijel pred IS ro-
ky. PTinalezel ku spolku &C.
chic. Odchodu jeho zeli man
zelka p1. Mary Noha( rozena
BartoS) a dftky: Charles No
ha, Emma Noha a Carolina
Kneavel.
Pohreb kona sc v patek, II.
kvetna rano re SchimGnkova
PohT. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
- Dne 3. kvetna zemrel v
Sinai nemocnici Edgar Eigen-
brode, 2038 Sinclair Lane man
Eel pf. Mary Eigenbrode (roz.
Kalista). Narodil sc v Mary
landu a byl Stationery engin-
eer"'. PohTeb konal sc v pom
deli, Z. kvetna re Cvachova
PohT. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud n ahrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a. assistance vlp. L.
Hlobila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11

Komentator "Pravdy" upo-
zoznil francouzske vlastence,
ably byli ma strait vzhledem k
Petainovu navratu, jenz "je
spojen s dalekosahlym pod
vratnym planem. Petaindv ma
vrat byl umoznen, ably byla 70
strena vnitfn1 situace We Fran
eli a ably byly posileny zivly
profasistickych spolupracovnf-
XII, ktere nejen re z6staly We
Francii, nybrz i jew znacnou
cinnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
Synovec ruskeho cara byl "a.
drzen ma cests z Czech.

Rusky prime Nikita, synovec
poslednfho ruskeho cara "a
vrazdeneho pc bolsevicke revo-
luci 1917, byl zadrzen II. pan
cerovou divisi jake "osoba ma
nepravem mlste."
Primo I'll v Ceskoslovensku a
nalezal sc ma ceste do Swear
ska, kdyz byl zastaven u vesni-
ce Wegscheid v Rakousku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
Nova letistni LODI nese jmeno
F. D. Roosevelta.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, 49,
900 tun vodniho vytlaku, jed
ma re dvou velkych letistnich
lodi, nejvetsfch, jake byly po-
staveny, byla s~pustena v suche
lodenici v New Yorku.
DIE SLOW sekretafe lodstva
Forrestala "je z~asvecena cflGm
muze, jehoz jmeno nese: zvi.
teziti We valce a udrzeti mir"
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, vdo-
va pc zemrelem presidentu, v
cernem zavoji, d1vala Sc, Jak
voda Vychodni Teky byla 'vpu-
stena do sucheho doku a omy-
vala strany obrovske lodi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-11
Reporter zastrelen " Burms.

Exchange Telegraph ozna-
mil, re 35lety William West,
jeden z valecnych korespon-
dentG teto britske tiskove a.
century, byl zabit v Burme "a
skodnickym japonskym strel-
GEN..