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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-18
D. A. r. CONTEST

Papers for the d. A. r. essay,
''The Flag" which has been spon-
sored in the local schools during
the past week are now in the
hands of the judges. The contest
was under the auspices of the
Correct Use of the Flag" COM
mittee, with Mrs. d. G. Scott, as
chairman. Mrs. Scott will award
the prizes Friday to the two best
papers in the Senior high and the
two best in the Junior high. The
contest was open to the girls only
and there were 81 contestants.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-18
BRIDGETTE CLUB

The Bridgette club will meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. John
Craig, Grand avenue.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-18

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-18
DINNER GUESTS
PORTER--FORRY CLASS

The Porter Forty class will
meet at $50 p. m. Wednesday in
the Congregational church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
FOUR COUNTRIES TAKE
PART IN EXERCISES;
500, 900 JAPANESE PA:
RADE In TOKYO

WASHINGTON, May -Four
foreign countries figured chiefly
in May Day celebrations or OBJ
servances today, with Russia TAX
ing the spotlight because of Pre-
mier Josef Stains address, in
which he said, THE Soviet Union
pledges itself to peace and to the
maintenance of peace"
In Japan two and one-half mil
lion participated in May Day pa
rades and other demonstrations
and from no part of that country
was a disturbance of any kind
In Tokyo 100000 pa
raded or attended mass meetings,
but the parades and meetings also
passed off without any untoward
incident.
In Italy group. of Fascists,
armed with rifles and swcrds,
seized a broadcasting station,
sang the Fascist hymn over it and
then delivered a eulogy of Mus
solini. The address concluded
with IL Duce, you are with us"
The Fascists held the station
three minutes and, brandishing
their rifles and swords, re-enter-
ed their automobiles and drove
away.
No unruly demonstrations were
held in Paris. The paraders num-
bered only 1000 and only small
crowd gathered here and there to
watch them. All cafes in the city
were closed and no buses were
operated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Valuation Of Bridge Bonds
Upheld By Supreme Court
tRy Assocrntea Pres.p

Administration at the request of
the Monroe County Bridge COM
mission.
In the same decision, the SUI
preme court upheld the board of
administration action in ousting
Comptroller j. M. Lee as. its Sec
rotary in a dispute over issuance
of the refunding bonds. /
Attorneys opposing 1alidation
of the refunding bonds contend
ed the state board is authorized
to refund only those county anc
district road bonds that were
outstanding prior to July l, 1881
whereas the old Overseas bonds
were issued five years after thai
date.
That is one of the contentious
on which Comptroller Lee op'
posed the plan as q member Of
the board of administration. Hi:
refusal to sign the bond refund
ing resolution precipitated
board conflict in which he was
ouSted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Boca Chica Base To Stay
In Nayy's Postwar Program

The Boca Chica air base will be
RETAINED in the Navy's peacetime
program, John M. Spottswood,
secretary of the Key West Cham
Der of Commerce, has been adj
vised by Rear Admiral r. E. Jen-
ningS, USN.
The base, Admr. jennings ex-
planned, will be operated on
"earetaker" basis.
The chamber and the Jaycees
wired the Navy about reports
current here that the base was to
be closed.
Admiral Jennings replied:
"Boca Chica will be retained
in the peacetime program. How
ever, its degree OF activation is
listed as caretaker. Economic con-
siderations and cutbackS have
forced the Navy to retrench to its
earlier and more permanent in
stallations.
"The Navy understands the
problem confronting Key West
as a whole and warmly appreci-
ates the cooperation and the spir-
it displayed by its people"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
CHIEF EISNER FIRES
TWO FROM FORCE IN
RAIDS ON ALLEGED
GAMBLING SPOTS

Two Key West police officers,
suspended late yesterday by Po-
lice Chief Louis Eisner for in
subordination and conduct UNI
. becoming officers in connection
with gambling raids here, an
nounced today they would fight
the clusters.
The suspended officers, Carl
lngraham and Eugene Herman
dez, said they intended to en-
ploy attorneys to contest the
case before the Civil Service
commission, which will review
the charges made by Chief Els
ner.
Ingraham said he raided an
alleged gambling house on Petro-
MIA street at the rear of the Cave
Inn Monday morning at 1890
O'Clock on the complaint of a
man who said he was a tax pay
er.
The officer arrested five men.
Officer Hernandez said he
raided Joe Pla's place at White
head and Virginia streets Mon
day night at 8:45 o'clock, arrest
ing three women and man, and
Selling an alleged umbrella"
game. The two officers acted in
dependently on the raids, they
said.
Chief Eisner said he suspended
the police officers because they
conducted the raids without first
notifying a superior officer.
"All police officers have in
structions that they are not to
conduct gambling raids without
first notifying "a superior officer.
This Ingraham and Hernandez
failed TO do" the chief said.
The order was issued, Chief
Elsner said, TO prevent the ami
mostly which existed against
previous city administrations.
He did not ampiify the state
ment.
In a letter to Ralph Sierra,
chairman of the civil service
board, Chief Eisner said:
AT 1890 am, April 80, Pa
trolman Carl Ingraham appear
ed at the station house with five
prisoners charged with gambling.
/ questioned the ptarolman as to
the circumstances under which
he made the arrests and refresh
ed his memory as to my orders,
that, when making an arrest for
gambling that he should contact
me or any other superior officer,
SO that proper supervision is
manifested when the arrest is
made. He replied that he was in
formed b va citizen that gambl-
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Suspended Officers III
Will Fight Clusters
y
Reminding Bonds
Are Half Signed

County Clerk Ross C. Saw
yer has been instructed by
J. Edwin Larsen. state treas
urer. to begin Immediately TO
sign refunding bonds of the
Monroe County Road and
Toll Bridge district.
Clerk Sawyer explained
that every day of the life of
the old bonds costs the dis
trict $3.50. because of the
difference of interest on the
old and refunding bonds. In
terest on the RFC bonds is
four percent. and on the new
ones slightly more than one
and one-half percent.
Mr.. Sawyer said he tackled
the job of signing the bonds.
of which there are $3.50.
Immediately, and that in
three hours and 10 minutes
he had signed one-half of
them. They were sent by ax-
press this morning TO Treas
urer Larsen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Installs
New Officers

Newly-elected officers of Mara
thon Post No. Is, American Lc-
gion, were installed last evening
by Albert ]. Mills, fifth district
commander, assisted by the Key
West Guard of Honor of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American
Legion. e
They were:
Post commander, Gilbert w.
Spence; first vice commander,
Charles F. Forsythe; second vice
commander, Bill E. Edwards; adj
jutant, Inez L.. Parkhurst; finance
officer, Cecil o. Keith; chaplain,
William A. Parrish, Jr.; histori-
an, David S. ParkhurSt, and serg-
cant at arms, Cecil c. Taye.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01

TALLAHASSEE, May /. -
Florida's supreme court cut at
least 10 years off the time when
the Overseas Highway bridges
in Monroe county will become
toll-free by a decision yesterday
Afternoon affirming the circuit
courts action in validating the
refunding of $3,15O,OOO of bonds
of the Monroe County Road and
Toll Bridge district.
The bonds were held by the
Reconstruction Finance Corp. and
they had % years more to run
before their liquidation. That
time was cut to IL years under
the refunding plan.
$l.000.000 Savings
Interest that had been collect
ed by the RFC was four percent,
which had been reduced to 1.545
percent, effecting a saving OF
more than $1,000,O0O. The re-
funding by the State Board OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Navy Offers New
Reenlistment Plan
TO Discharges
CHIEF BARTH TO BE AT POST
OFFICE THURSDAY TO Elk
PLAIN TEMPORARY METH
Cd

A recent Ehange in u. S. Navy
recruiting policy permits men in
certain ratings to be reenlisted
in the rating held at time of d.
charge, even though they have
been out over the time formerly
specified for reenlistment in rat
ing, j. w. Barth, Chm, of the
Miami us. Navy Recruiting Of
flee, announced today. !.
Chief Barth will be in Key
West at the Post Office building
for all former Navy and Naval
reserve men who want to enlist.
Chief Barth said the offer was
only temporary and that he did
not know when it would close.
The reenlistment offer applies to
all former Navy and Naval re-
serve men who have been dis
charged or separated from the
service for over 80 days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Court
ToOpen May ID
SHOOTING. DAMAGE CASES
SCHEDULED TO BE
HEARD BY JUDGE

Venire of jurymen will be Sc
lected s1metime before May 13
when the next term of circuit
court will be held, Judge Aqui-
limo Lopez said today.
On the docket is one case of Il
shooting and the case of Mrs.
Minnie Bridges against the city
of Key West for damages sfle al
leges che received by slipping on
a sidewalk, The latter case his
bc en- continued for a great nifty
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Night Fighters
Are Transferred
To Norfolk Base
40 OFFICERS AND MEN GET
NEW ASSIGNMENT IN BIG
I cEsT SINGLE AIR GROUP
SHIFT -

Approximately 100 officers and
men of Night DevRonLant, in
Guiding 35 pilots of Air Group 80
have recently been transferred
to ComAirLant at Norfolk, Va,
for further assignment in the
largest single transfer to date
under the recently announced
Nactu decommissioning program.
The remainder of Air Group
80, though retaining its commits
stoned status, will be- absorbed
by NDRL and will function UNI
der the jurisdiction of that group.
Most of the Air Group 80 enlist
ed personnel receiving transfers
will receive the same duty as
their pilots and will probably go
to various carrier groups in the
fleet, Commander d. K. Peter
son, commander of the Air
Group, announced.
Commander H. Russell, execu-
tive office of NDRL and Conn
mander Peterson, both being de-
tached on May 20 to the Naval
School, General Line at New
port, r. /. Lieutenant Command
err Corlett will replace Com
mander Russell as executive
officer. Captain F. E. Sutton will
remain as commanding officer OF
the squadron. Approximately l25
officers and 1000 men will carry
on at the base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
U. S. HAS SURPLUS
OF MILLION EMPLOYEES

. WASHINGTON, May l.-Sen-
ator Harry Byrd of Virginia said
today the United States has a
surplus of 100000 employees.
He added that the Administered
ton has said on several occasions
that the number was to be de-
creased but that no appreciable
action has yet been taken.
The government, he main
tanned, can function efficiently
with 1,650O0O employees, and yet
100000 in excess of that num-
Der are still kept on the payroll.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
OuthOuseS
Banned Here

i Backyard architecture made
famous by the late Chic Sale
/ was banned this afternoon by
City Manager Dave King.
Citing ws.at he termed un-
slightly and unsanitarY con-
ditions. the city manager said
all such structures are to be
eliminated forthwith.
The ruling as effective. MIR.
King said. only where sewers
are now installed in the area
of the existing outhouses.
All outhouses built where
there are no sewers. mutt be
kept clean and sanitary. said
Mr.. King.
Sanitary ordinances pro-
vided penalties for citizens
who do not keep these struc-
lures clean. Tie city manager
pointed out.
SS~ $500 sSzy sdSW <xw <&Y <SY &zY ~ ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
TO FINE DELINoUENTs

Key Westers who are in ar
rears on their scavenger bills will
be fined an amount equal 10 ten
percent of the delinquency. City
Judge Esquinaldo ruled today as
he fined ten persons charged with
this offense. +
For example, of the overdue
bill is $40, the fine will be 81
additional.
The bills are sent out each
mont hand are held delinquent
if not paid in ten days, City Man
ager Dave King said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
High Court Confirms Roberts
AS County Juvenile Judge
tBy Associated Press,

TALLAHASSEE, May 1.-The
Supreme Court has confirmed
Frank o. Roberts as juvenile
court judge of Monroe county
and declared unconstitutional a
1915 act turning his duties over
to the county judge.
The Court quashed informa-
ton contending the act was a
valid general law of local appli-
cation and that Roberts, who
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
ABSENTEE BALLCTING
DUE TO END FRIDAY

Abentee voting Tor the flrst
primary in May will end at 5
o'clock Friday afternoon, County
Judge Raymond r. Lord said
this morning.
That type of voting is far lower
in this election than ever before,
with only 33 having cast ballots
thus far.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01

was elected juvenile judge in
1914, continues to ,Snlawfully
unsurp the duties, powers and
jurisdiction Of such office"
Roberts asked information be
quashed on grounds the lay is
unconstitutional in that<it was
q local law passed Under the
guise of general and the court
upheld his contention.
Roberts was represented by
John G.. Sawyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
.JeRnifer Jones
Visits In City

Movie Star Jennifer Jones
was a visitor in Key. West
during the early part of this
week. registering at the La
Concha Hotel late Monday
night and leaving at noon
Tuesday.
Registered at the hotel at
the same time was David O.
Selznick. Hollywood movie
prcl ucer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
u.N. rN sEcRET MEET

NEW YORK.-The UN Secur-
ity council subcommittee of
five. which will consider charges
made against Franco of Spain.
held its first meeting This after
noon. II was a secret session,
though. the committee announce
ed. open meetings will be held
before a decision is reached.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
INDEPENDENTS co OUT

CHICAGO. - Eighteen thous-
and members of an independent
soffcoal miners in Illinois went
on strike. Immediately after mid
night this morning. because. they
asserted. operators had not
agreed TO a demand for an in
crease in wages.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
CAUSE OF JEWISH UNREST

CAUSE OF JEWISH UNREST
LANSBERG.-A young Jewish
chaplain said today that the
cause of Jewish unrest in this
city was resentment entertained
by Jews against the barracks
they are occupying in compare
son with the quarters that have
been provided for Germans oc-
cupancY. The Germans have far
better accommodations than the
Jews. he asserted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Stamp No. 40 TaIid
For 5 Pounds Sugar

Stamp No. 40 in War Ration
Book No. 4 is valid starting to-
day for five. pounds sugar, Miss
Yvonne Brown, local OPA chief
press clerk announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
AIRFIELDS FUND APPROVED
xxr n r-rHYAr@T@Ny

WASHINGTON. - President
Trumsn announced today that
$500. 100000 has been allosated
for the construction of 5000
small airfields in the United
States. They are TO be built In
seven years. and il was said that
by the end of that time, the
country will be checkerboraded
with air bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
Stain Pledges Peace
|. In May Day Address
Late Bulletins
tBy A.socia4ed Pressl

FIRST MORNING MEETING
PARIS.-The Big Four held its
first morning session today. II
was said that Trieste. over which
italy and Yugoslavia have been
quarreling. was discussed at the
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-01
NOTICE
Warning To All Autoists

Driving with bright, binding
lights is in violation of the law.
All lights on vehicles within the
City of Key West must be In com
pliance with the state motor We
hicle laws. Your lights and brakes
must be kept in perfect condition
regardless of semi-annual inSpec'
tons. This law will be enforced,
LOUIS M. J. EISNER.
Chief of Police.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Br. karel Prchal, starosta AOS.
Dude " Belcamp. Md.

Tel. Jedn. Sokol Belcamp
timto I'VE vsechny sestry a bra
try BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic, Sok.
Jedn. "Blesk" a Tel. Jed. Sokol
Curtis Bay, ably Sc s1castnili je-
jich Valne Hromady, ktera Sc
Dude konati tuto nedeli, 3. uno-
ra 1916 We 2:3O odpol. v mist
nosti Ceskeho Kina v Belcamp-
skem Hotelu.
Jednota preda br. Karlu Pr
chalovi eek ma $1,600.0O, W.
branych ma Povalecny Fond So
kolstva We Stare Vlasti.
Br, Prchal, ktery nedavno
meSkal v Ceskoslovensku pTisl1-
bill promluviti O Sokolstvu a
soudobe politicke situaci v Csl.
Republice.
TeSime Sc ma shledanou S Va
mi setry a bratri, nebot nedelni
slavnost Belcampu je ceska IL
dalost, ktera zasluhuje podpo-
ry mas vSech.
Ma Zdar!
Ia Tel. Jedn. Belcamp,
DR.. Frant. Novak, jednatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Tydings zada Ia svetove
odzbroieni.

Senator Tydings, demokrat z
Marylandu, vyslovil v senate
zadost, ably president Truman
bezprostredne svolal konferen-
ci O odzbrojenl, ably bylo "a
bran6no automove svetove val
ce.
Prerusiv obstrukci jizn1ch
senatorI proti predloze o spra-
vnem zachazen1 s deln1ky, Tyd-
ings rekl, re ma pochybnosti o
tom, re snaha Spojenych naro-
d1 pc kontrole atomove bomby
Dude 1spesnou.
Poukazal k tomu, re vsechny
velmoci zbroj1 az pc zuby. Po-
dial resoluci, v nfz zada, ably by
la svolana ozbrojovac1 konfe-
renee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01

liste NELL sv6 peneznf zoky
pTeplneny.
Vine, re name dosti pfatel,
kteTf S mani sympatisujf a vse-
chny nase podniky podporujf a
proto Vas opet vsecky zveme
ma mas "Srdeckovy Bal" IVA
lentine Dance) ktery porada
Ceskoslovensky Krouzek Zen v
sobotu, 9. 1nora v $50 hodin
vecer v Delnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ul. Vstupne
6Oc i S valecnou DAM. Vyhra-
vati nam Dude hudba p. Jana
Tedy ma shledanou pristf So
botu, 9. unora v Delnickem Do
me. Uctive I'VE
Poradajfcf Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
z CES. SVOB.
o AUG. HERMAN.

Pc delsi dob9 Ease Dude Pa
tronat Cesk6 Svob. skoly Au-
gustfn Herman poradati obllbe-
ne ""JATERNICOVE HODY"
spojene S tanecn1 zabavou v So
botu, dine 2. 1nora v 8 hodin We
Ger We skolni m1stnosti rob Ash
land a Glover ul. pTi Zname
hudb6 p. Jana Svitaka.
V hofejsf m1stnosti Dude Wy
hravati hudba pro tanec a pan
Svitak Ease S harmonikou v do
lejsf m1stnosti Dude hrati nasim
Tat1nk1m ably 81 Ease jednou
cd srdce zazp1vali.
A AMI ma nase Maminky ne
smime zapomenuot. Pro ty bu-
dem NIT pTipraven6 Bingo, jest
Ii budou chit hrati.
Zabava pro vsecky; jen Sc
pTatele v hojnem poctu dostav-
te, veImi dobTe Sc pobavfte a
zaroven podpoTite tn naSi skolu
neb cisty vyt6zek pripadne ma
opravu Skoly.
VeceTe budou podavany v 7.
hodin vecer a mus1me VAN pro
zradit, re jaternicky budou W.
borne (ktere nam vyrob1 zna-
my krajan p. F. Zaoralek) a
pro ty CO nejedf jaternicky bu-
dem nit pripraveny chutny gu
las.
Ma shledanou Sc vsemi kraja-
ny a pTfznivci skoly sc test
Patronat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
MlStnl Zpravy.
cESTNE P~ROPUsTENI.

Sgt. Jan J. Petr, Jr., U. S. Ar
my Air Corps. Slouzil "a me-
slcG, z toho byl ~ roku V "a
mor1. Jan vychodil osadnf sko-
III sv. Vaclava a pax sci do Po-
lytechniky. Odtud byl povolan
do vojenske sluzby.
Zfskal nasledujfcich vyzna-
menanf Good Conduct and Vic
tory Medals, Asiatic-P acific
Theatre Ribon, z hvezd, Philip
pine Liberation Ribbon S jed
nou hvezdou, American Thea
ire Ribbon a Presidential Unit
Citation.
Jeho rodice a sestra byly pT1-
tomni, kdyz dostal sve propus-
tent dine II. ledna We Fort
Meade.
Jeho bratr Eduard F. Sic
u. S. Navy ktery zrovna mel 48
hodin dovolene, tez tam byl. To
byla radost kdyz celia rodina pc
dvou letech Ease usedla okolo
stolu ma veceTi. "Just like old
times" Tekla matka.
Rodice jsou znamf krajane
Jan a RGzena Petr. 720 N. Mil
ton Avenue.
Cpl. Edward M. Rohm, u. S.
Army Air Corp. Slouzil 38 me-
sic1, z toho 8 mesfcG V zamoT1.
Poslednf dobu byl Radar Re-
pair Man v Pacifiku.
Vyznamenanf: Good Conduct
Medal, Asiatic-P Pacific Theatre
Ribbon s jednou hvezdou, Phil
lipines Liberation Ribbon a
World War End Victory Rib
bon. Byl cestne propulsion 20.
ledna 1916.
Je manzelem p1. Lillian Rohm
rozene Hocke. Mali synacka
Michala a bydlf v elsie POOL
Ashland Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
DOPIS.

Filadelfie, Pa, %. ledna 1916.
"Telegraf',
Redaktor Mr.. A. Cihlar,
863 N. Washington ST.
Vazeny pane Cihlar:-
Odpuste, re prichazfm tro-
chu pozde. Predem pT1jmete
mou hlubokou soustrast mad
ztratou Vaseho mileho bratra
Jaroslava R. Cihlare. Velka
vetsina nejen Cech1 ale i Slova-
XII We Filadelfii vzpomfna a IL
tuje jeho predcasne smrti. Jiz
k nam nebude vice mluvit z je-
viste We SLOW. N. Budove a Ces-
Ike N. Budove. Nikdy nezapo-
menu jeho krasnou rec O TX.
Sletu v Praze z tribuny v Tyr
sove Dome a naposled pred val
kou u mas v Ces. N. Budove.
Mluvil, re mad G. S. R. Sc vzna-
81 hrozive mraky, ktere vesti
snad druhou svetovou valku.
Malo kdo pochopil, mluvil S ia
kovym citem az sam slzel. ia
mu rozumel, on videl do pfedu.
Bud mu zachovana cestna pa
matka!
PTikladam eek ma $500 We
prospect sirotk1 v CSR. Vim,
re on by sam cinil to same.
Sc srdecnym pozdfavem
jsem Vas,
Frank Tuna, starsl
2210 N. Marshall st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
POHRBY.

- %. ledna Zemrel nahle p.
Leonard Nieberline, manzel pl.
Title Nieberline, rozene Nigri-
move, $40 N. Belnord Ave. We
start So let. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more.
Pohreb zemreleho konal Sc
re Schim1nkova Pohr. Domu
ma Oak Lawn hrbitov "a asis-
tence Rev. M. Manrodta We
ctvrtek, 81. ledna.
- %. ledna zemTel v nemoc-
nici sv. Josefa p. Charles j. &C.
pl, ST., manzel pf. Barbory Ce-
pl, rozene Vanurove, 924 N.
Bradford ul. We start SO let.
Narodil Sc v Ceskoslovensku
Do Ameriky prijel pred 4Oti le.
ty. Pracoval co strojnlk na
Sparrows Point. Pfinalezel K
Deln, Amer. Sokolu a k Row.
|nosti.
Pohreb kona Sc dnes v patek
1. 1nora We 2 bod. odpoledne ze
ISchim1nkova PohT. Domu ne
lCesky Narodnf Hrbitov.
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VICTORY


Jak kazdy z nasich ctenarG
vi, kona Sc pc celych Spoje-
nych Statech "Vftezna Sb1rka
satstva'. Narodn1m ellen sbir-
ky tento mesic je sebrani 10O,-
100000 odevG, krone obuvi a
loznfch pokryvek.
z posledni vsenarodnf sb1r-
ky, ktera Sc konala v dubnu
minuleho roku, obdrzela nase
zubozena stara vlast 5,483,702
liber satstva, obuvi a loznich
pokryvek. Australia a Novy
leland zaslali do Ceskosloven-
ska 488,276 liber satstva.
Krajane, prohlednete sve
skrfne a satn1ky = a jiste Sc
najde neco, co byste mohli da-
rovati ma tuto sb1rku. Tyto We
ci jsou ~pTij1many v kostelich a