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4, u.ws..,.,. By DON CAME RON

Crane lived at the Northland
Hotel. across the street from the
Reporter office. Brant. who also
stayed there, had thought him .
misfit in this raWboned country.
Crane was a city man. in his
thirties, graceful and handsome
in a rather effeminate way. He
drank at all the bars, but after
the fourth or fifth drink became
surly and unfriendly. He gambled
a good deal in the back of Gene
Glebb's poolroom. where poker
games were held regularly, and
had earned reputation as an
overbearing winner and a bad
loser.
Apparently Crane knew MOTH
ing about the art OF turning,
spruce logs into paper. which
made it hard to understand why
Macfarlane had brought him
north two months ago to be his
assistant at the mill. 1t was even
harder for Brant to understand
how a girl like Ella could arrive
at a degree of intimacy with
Crane that would permit her to
walk with him at night and weep
upon his shoulder.
The S o'clock whistle at the mill
was a wailing siren In the gale.
Dorothy Clay, receptionist and
switchboard operator. was buck
ling on her overshoes when Brant
entered the office.
"Say the word" she invited,
"and I'll elope to Cuba with you
tonight"
He glanced at her plump legs.
1T would be worth it to see you
in bathing suit. But first
where's Mac?" :: ;.
Hes around somewhere, Try
the mill"
He went out. AS he stepped
into the open space between the
mill and the office building he
was struck by the full force OF
the storm off the lake. sweeping
across terrain that was bare
of trees and houses. 1t all but
knocked him off his feet. and for
a moment he shrank back in the
Office doorway.
Huddled there, he saw two
figures emerge from watchman's
shack near the railroad spur and
race for distant door of the mill.
Blurred as his vision was, he rec
ogniZed the white acketed,
uninterrupted figure Of Ella Mac
farlane, as he would have recog-
nized it anywhere. under any
conditions. And he knew the man
with her, in the fur-collared
leather jacket and scarlet hunt
ing cap. was Ralston Crane. De-.
They disappeared into the mill,
Crane in the lead. Ella was cling
ing to his arm. literally being
dragged by him, Enthusiastically
trying with all her slender might
to hold him back.
Ito be continuedl -
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Chapter 2

ShokhGA
CAROL JOHNSON shivered,
~ not altogether because of the
cold draft that followed Sheriff
Worth's exit. =,
II didn't think" she said. 1--WE
were oil friends. Anyway, we
women don't look at things like
thaf the way you men do.
haven't the slightest doubt it was
harmless enough"
Brant managed a grin that was
hardly q reflection of his feelings.
Actually he was worried about
John and Ella Macfariane. who
had influenced his life so pro-
foundly and so differently.
John Macfarlane, the rugged.
two-hsted fighter who had battled
his way 10 the head OF his BUSH
ness without asking aid or quar-
ter from anyone. had found time
all along the way TO help the
other fellow. Andy had been in
Q military school In Wisconsin
when o forest fire trapped his
mother and father In their sum-
mer cabin. After that, Macfar-
lane had devoted as much time
20 settling the affairs OF the Brant
Lumber Company. and giving the
orphaned boy a start in the world.
Is he had to running his own Red
Rock Paper Company. Mac was q
grand man and q loyal friend
too grand and too loyal to be hurt
u Andy could prevent IL.
And Mac was so deeply In love
with the dark-haircd girl who
had come up from Grand Rapids
TO be his secretary that nothing
short OF tragedy could come from
such an affair as Carol had
limited At That knowledge had
troubled Brant before this. not
because nc had ever suspected
RAlston Crane was seeing too
much OF Ella, but because he
knew that he himself was think
ing too much about her.
Ella Morgan had been Brant's
hancee once. They had fallen In
love when both were students at
Michigan State, and later II was
Brant who had persuaded her TO
tome 10 Red Rock 10 work for
hacfarlane. But soon after her
arrival. Brant had gone away to
learn the newspaper business. and
Is he became Immersed in the
problems OF beginning his chosen
career his visits and letters had
grown few and far between.
He was awakened too late TO
the extent Of his neglect and Its
consequences. Elias last letter.
telling him that she was going 10
be married 10 Macfarlane. had
reached him a year ago. Since
then Brant had known no peace
when he thought OF her-which
was every day Of his life. E.
But he grinned at Carol. and
said scofiingly. What's eating
you? It's a good thing you did
mention H. You reminded me Of
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something wanted to check on.
There's a rumor that .Macfarlane
is going to close the paper mill.
That would put two hundred men
on the town."
He lifted the phone from his
desk. When the operator came on
he said. Hi. Fanny, give me the
paper MILL" Then he said, "What
do you make those wires of,
anyway? Spaghetti" And hung
up.
Line down." Quarield in
CURED.
He nodded. "Half the phones in
town are out, and the rest are
going fast. Trunk lines, too. I'll
have to walk to the mill. II
don't come back, look for me
when the snow melts."
IF do survive" he told Carol,
lightly, "I'll meet you across the
street for dinner"
IT was a struggle pulling the
Il door shut behind him, then
the wind took his breath away,
II was only 4 80 and darkness had
not yet fallen. but it was impos-
sible to see more than a few
yards through the swirling white
curtain.
Before he reached the first COR
ner the cold had penetrated his
heavy clothing, but he hardly
noticed it in the heat of his
thoughts as they dWelt on Ralston
Crane.
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Tourist accommodations in quiet
private home. 500 feet from
ocean. BY day, week or month.
Brents, TOT South Street.
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New apartment for rent to couple
only. Apply Blossoms Place,
corner Eaton and White SITS.
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In 1914, the United States de-
voted about half of its output
20 government needs, including
the war program.
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APARTMENT FOR RENT

Furnished apartment. adults, no
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Furnished cottage. adults only, no
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Horses for hay rides and saddle
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy. slowly rising tempera-
ture, today. tonight and Wednes-
day. Gentle to moderate vari-
able winds, mostly northeasterly,
becoming east and southeast.
Florida: Cloudy. occasional
light rain in central portion to-
day; otherwise partly cloudy to-
day. tonight. and Wednesday.
Slowly rising temperatures.
East Gulf of Mexico and Jack
sonville through the Florida
Straits: Gentle TO moderate east
to southeast winds over south
portion and Southerly over north
portion today and tonight. Winds
increasing to moderate TO fresh
Wednesday. Cloudy. occasional
light rain over central portion
today, otherwise partly cloudy
weather.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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WANTED TO RENT

$1,000 Reward for information
resulting my occupying a 2 or
3 bedroom furnished apart
ment or house. Phone 1889,
or after 6 p. M, 737W.
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Room, private bath, twin beds.
The Banyan, 724 Eaton ST.
Phone $751;. dec27-3tx
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White outside house paint, white
enamel, floor enamel, $2.75 gal.
Ion up. Large electric heater,
1913. Doherty & Co. 846 Oil
via. corner of Packer. Phone
1897. dec29-Gt
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Preacher, wife and child require
house or apartment urgently.
Careful tenants. Box H20,
c/o Citizen Office. dec27-3tX
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Furnished apartment or house
wanted for season. Immediate
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Write Box E.A.S., c/o Citizen.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Modern spacious completely fur
nished apartment, four rooms
and bath, tub and shower, twin
beds and sofa bed. Rental to
June list. Adults only. No
pets. Apartment 4, 8ll United
Street. dec30-2tx
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Naval officer. wife and two chill
dren need at least two-bedroom
apartment or house. Phone 1t.
Morrow, FlamingO Motel.
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Camp at Big Pine Key. $50
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TIDES

TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
eastern Standard Time)
High Low
w, Gal am.
los pm. SIS pm.
Additional Tide Data
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height Of
siatiou- Tide high wstss
Bahia Honda -Ohr.
(bridge) 10 min. 90 It.
No Name Key +2hr.
least side) 30 min.
Boca Chica -0hr.
(Sandy Point) 40 min.
Valdes Channel +2hr.
(north end) 10 min +l.4 It.
mote: Minus sign-correc-
tons 20 be subtracted. Plus
sign--corrections to be addedJ
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G.E. stove, excellent condition.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
FOR RENT

Furnished rooms. 626 Grinnell
St. 1925 single, $3.50 double.
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REPORT

Tcnorrow's Almanac
Eastern Standard Time)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-29
ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINE5 FLIES
 37 ON FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines sent out flights yesterday to Gustavus, Hoo- nah, Sitka, Pelican and Angoon, carrying the following passeng- CTS to Gustavus. E. J. Grumstad and J. Hills; to Angoon, Mrs. A. Gamble; to Pelican, s. Warburton to Hoonah, George Lloyd and A. R. Hudson.
 From Juneau to Sitka: Jack Cuthbert, N. Wigntoff, G. McLane, Rita Beans, D. Mines, R. Clith- ero, Charles E. Rice, Mrs. Tender son, c. A. Chamberlain, Robert Henderson and Arne Dorum.
 From Sitka to Tenakee: o. c. Babbitt, who continued on to Ju- neau after a stop; from Sitka to Juneau: w. E. Donaldson, c. A. Chamberlain. George L. Webb, Ar thur Peterson, J. c. Porter, B. L. Anderson, R. Waterbury, Eleanor Rigling, Dr. Aronson, Hilda Hill, Lorraine Singer, Mother Mildred George A. Watson and M c. Gle ments.
 James Huston made special flight out of Juneau to take pho tographs. A special trip was also made to Point Bishop, with Cor don Graham. Ray Renshaw and lJean Renshaw
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"GREEN YEARS" IS
 BROUGHT 10 SCREEN AT CAPITOL SUNDAY

Acclaimed as the greatest, warmest and hveliest of all best ellings A. J Cronin novels, The Green Years" is being brought to the screen of the Capitol Theatre Sunday by Metro Goldwyn- Mayer with Charles Coburn starred in his finest role. The book was read by millions and the picture brings its pages vividly to life In his appearance as Grandpa Dandie Cow, irascible Scotch octogenar- ian, the Academy Award actor has an even more provocative part than he had in The More the Merrier."
 Tom Drake who, since Meet Me In St Louis" has ranked among leading male players in film popu- larity polls, has the lead romantic role of Robert shannon, sensi- tive young Irish lad whose teen years are untolded in the storys i forceiul drama. It is the climax role which caps a rocketing career that began little more than year i ago in Two Girls and a Sailor | "Untorgettable Dean Stockwell, eight year old star of Anchors Aweigh,' portrays the shannon role in early sequences of the film.
 In the romantic lead opposite Drake is titian-haired Beverly Ty- Ter. who makes a film debut in the part of gentle, thrush -throated Alison Keith. Beverly. at eighteen, with a lovely lyric soprano voice, demonstrates once again the suc- cess of M-G-Ms policy of prepar- ing young talent for film bows. The young Alison is played by six-year- r--old Eilene Jenssen, noted child model and cover girl
 Hume Cronyn, an Acamedy Award nominee, has another bril- liant screen characterization as -pinching, minded, tyrannical Papa Leckie. Veteran stage and screen players Gladys Cooper and Selena Royle portray Grandma and Mama Leckie.
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HOLY WEEK Al HOLY TRINITY INCLUDES CANTATA0 ON SUNDAY

Final announcement for Holy Week services at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Episcopal, were made this morning.
 On Palm Sunday, at 8 a m, there will be the Blessing of the Palms and the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, while at Il o'clock the choir will begin the service with a festival procession with palm branches and at that time Godfrey Goss, baritone soloist, will sing Faure's traditional anthem, Palm Branches"
 On Palm Sunday evening the Holy Trinity Choir, under the di- rection of Ernest Ehler, will sing DuBois' sacred cantata, The Sev- en Last Words of Jesus Christ, with solo work by Frances Paul. Marye B. Ehler, Godfrey Goss and MT. Ehler. Mrs. Mackay Malcolm will be organist.
 During Holy Week there will be daily celebration of the Holy Eucharist and the house of these services will be noted in the church column. On Wednesday evening the final Mid-Week Lenten service will be held at 8 o'clock with the sermon topic on the clos ing phase of the Lords Prayer" :"
 On Good Friday from noon until 3 o'clock the service will be the Preaching of the Passion" and at that time there will be series of seven meditations on the last words of Christ from the Cross with ap- propriate prayers and hymns and periods of silence.
 Holy Baptism will be held on Saturday afternoon, Easter Eve, at 4 o'clock
 The entire community is invited to join with the congregation of the Church of the Holy Trinity in these special devotional services during this most sacred time of the year
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DOROTHY LAMOU2 AT 10TH CENTURY
 IN GAY FEATURE

Dorothy Lamour and Arturo de Cordova share stellar billing Par amounts Masquerade in Mexico" Mitchell Leisen production due tonight at the 20th Century.
 Featuring rhythmical dances and music, also gay, fast-moving story, the cast also includes Pat ric Knowies, Ann Dvorak, George Rigaud and Mikhail Rasumny.
 The story concerns the adven- lures of Lamour, who innocently becomes involved with a diamond smuggler, then postes as titled Spanish singer to escape detec- tion In the course of her nightly engagements at smart, expen- sive club, she is seen by handsome Patric Knowles, fellow passenger aboard a plane to Mexico.
 He remembers that she was the young lady who planted a stolen diamond on him while he was suffering from an attack of air sickness, and instantly becomes in- terested in meeting her Subse- quently, he hires Dotty to vamp daShing Matador (de Cordova) who insists on flirting with his wife (Ann Dvorak), a spoilt lady of Mexico's upper crust.
 The story is finally resolved in a way that will vastly entertain fans.
 Dotty, ably assisted by The Guadalajara Trio, introduces some popular sMexican numbers and dances an intricate bolero with partner Billy Daniels, Paramounts Dance DnracfOr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-29
NOTICE

Effective April l, tic Motorship Estebeth will sail for Sitka and waypoints each Wednesday at noon
 General freight will be accepted at the Northland Dock until 5 pm Tuesday, and meats only, will be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-29

When you pay tor QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SHEIM SHOES at GRAVES.
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When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST - Buy FLORSHEIM SHOES at GRAVES.
 adv. 532-tf
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accepted until l. am. Wednesdays DAVIS TRANSPORTATION co
 adv. 532-tlG
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Read the want-ads for bargains
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
NEDELNf TOULKY.

V nedeli, dine 10. dubna ro-
zejel jsem Sc v taxi ma "Bull
Roast" ktery byl poradan So
kolskou Jednotou Curtis Bay.
Nebyl jsem Curtis Bay 27
let a prekvapil mne wrist teto
casti mesta. Nasel jsem tam
stejnou krajanskou lasku, jake
v tech letech, kdyz jsem tam
jezd1val. Byl krasny den, "a
bava Sc vydarila. Pivo jake
riz, j1dlo vytecne, kuchafky 81
zaslouzf nejvetsf chvalu a v "a
hrade br. ". Kozlfk pekl maso
ma rozni.
V Sokolovne vyhravala hud-
ba br. Svitaka. Tez tam byli
navstevnfci z Washington a O.
koli. Byl to krasny den ktery
.jsem prozil. Mluvil jsem S mia
dfky druhe generace, ktef1 Sc
test ma Slet v Chicago. Zpet
jsem jel tez taxi a byl to krasny
pohled ma nase mesto osvetlene.
Diky Curtis-bayskym!
BOA j. Svejda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18

Konec tohoto tydne (18., 10.
a 20. dubna) Dude velice rusny
v International Center, YWCA,
20 S. Broadway, kde, die sde-
lenf vykonne ~Teditelky 81. Hele-
ny Garvin jsou planovany tri
zaj1mave vecery.
Ones vecer (patek) v 8 hod.
p. Malcolm Lowenstein Dude
mfti pfednasku ma thema edo
my a zahrady".
Posledn1 vecer "Narodnlch
|tanc1" letosnf serie Dude "Cos-
tuned Party" Ultra vecer $50
bota, 10. dubna) 8 hodin We
Ger. Vedouc1m Dude znamy re-
ditel Howard Folk Dance
Groupe v Cambridge, Mass, p.
E. Eddy Nadel.
V nedeli vecer, 20. dubna
clenove Fiesta Guild of the
Center budou m1ti Buffet Sup
per" pax hudbu a hry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
M. Hlavac, pTedseda
Vaclav Walls, tajemn1k.
POSTA DO
CESKOSLOVENSKA.

POStOvn1 Sprava CeskOsloven-
ska oznamila Postovn1mu De-
partmentu We Washingtonu, re
az do konce roku 1947 "Dar-
kove Bal1cky" odresovane ces-
koslovenskym obcan6m budou
dovoleny do zeme bez celn1ch
poplatkI "a techto podm1nek:
ID Bal1cky nesm1 byti tez-
Isl ID ID.
p Balfcky mohou obsaho-
|vati pouze pfedmety denn1 po-
tTeby jake potraviny, ktere Sc
nekaz1, satstvo, psacf potTeby,
mydlo, toiletn1 potTeby a ONE
zen6 mnozstv1 tabaku. Zadny
bal1cek nesml obsahovati vice
jak 2 Id. kavy, 8 unc1 cafe, 3R
unce koren1 a ne vice jak 600
cigaret nebo Fl uncf tabaku,
nebo 100 doutnik1. V6tsi mnoz-
stv1 techto vecf Dude podlehati
clu v Ceskoslovensku! PTepy-
chove pTedm6ty Gako klenoty
atd.) neJsou vyJmuty z celn1ch
poplatkd.
81 Obsah bal1ck1 must by
tt urcen vyhradn6 pro osobn1
potfebu adresata neb clenl je-
no rodiny. Jest zakazano pro-
davati tyto predmety.
49, Csl. celnf drady mohou
zam1tnouti bezcelne balfcky o.
sobam, ktere jsou znamy, re
importuj1 bal1cky v takovem
mnozstvf a tax caste, re to ne
odpov1da potTebam adresata a
jeho rodiny.
Ohledne tezsfch balfck1 (az
do "A lb.) Sc informujte u Va
seho postovn1ho 1fadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
POHRBY.

= IL. dubna zemrel p. Har-
ry Hamill, 936 N. Chester St.,
We veku "a rokG. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore. Zanechal zde man.
zelku p1. Mary Hamill, (roz.
Pletka) a d1tky: Noreen, Rita,
William a Jane.
PohTeb konal sc v 1tery, Is.
dubna re Cvachova Pohr. Do
mu ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
|tele.
= Dne -. dubna zemTela
pc delsf nemoci krajanka PAM
Louisa Kaiserova (roz. Placko-
way, vdova pc Rudolfu Kaise-
row, sol Savage St., We start
SO let. Narodila sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Pred nekolika lety Sc
pTistehovala Sc synem Josefem
do Baltimore. V 1noru j zem-
rel nadejny syn, vyslouzilec z
II. sv6tove valky, J~aroslav. Jest
oplakavana detmi: p. Josefem
Kaiserem, p1. Loiusou Dlouhy,
Rudolfem Kaiserem a Helenou
lLipay.
Pohreb konal sc v pondell,
IA. dubna re Schim1nkova Po-
hrebnfho Domu ma Cesky Ma
rodni HTbitov "a assistance Rev.
J. M. Vondracka.
- Dne IA. dubna konal sc z
domu smutku, 2O14 E. Biddle
list. vykrop 3 mes1ce stareho
decka Earl C. Culvera, synacka
manzeld p. a pf. Earl M. a An
ny Culver.
Decko bylo pochovano ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
assistance Father Huesmana.
Pan Charles E.. Schim1nek
byl vypravcfm pohfbu.
" 1tery, Is. dubna zem-
|Tela DO delsf nemoci krajanka
pf. Anna Cvach, GIG N. Col
lington Ave. We staff 81 rok1.
lNarodila Sc v Baltimore. Phi
nalezela ku Spolku Oltafnlmu.
Krone zarmouceneho manzela
zanechala zde dftky James
Cvacha a p1. Alberta Socha.
Pohreb konal sc dnes v pa
tex, IS. dubna re Cvachova
Pohr. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv.
'lVykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
Narodni osvobozeni O nutnosti
zachovani miru.

Praha (CTK) - Narodnf O.
svobozeni v 1vodn1ku Vaclava
Chaba pripomfna, re jsou ma
rody, vcera porazen6 a drobne
fasismy, ktere nemysl1 mfrove.
Doufajf, re Sc mezi vltezy OBJ
jew takove rozpory, re Dude
Ease potTeba nemeckych mus
ketyr6, ably postavili svou nohu
ma CHI dzemf a ably z neho az
neustoupili. Jsou tn silly mezl-
narodniho kapitalu, ktery V po-
race Sovetskeho svazu a Jeho
slovanskych sousedG vidl jedi
ny prostredek, jak zabranit pro
demokracie mestanske V
demokracii lidovou. A proto
|pracu.ji k vyvolanf valecnych
|nalad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18

vyneslo pres sest dolard, nebot
81 obesla pr1tomne, Cd nichz wy
brala pc deseti centech.
Nakonec pax skupina pevcG
a pevkyn, obzvlaste tech mlad-
SIGH Sc seskupila okolo klaviris-
ty bratra Milky, a do pozdn1ch
hodln Sc stf1dal zpev p1snicek
veselych i vaznych, ceskych i
slovenskych, a mnohem jiskri-
ly oci pri vzpom1nce ma svnj
domov neb domov svych pred
XII.
eta nase pfsnicka ceska,
ia jest tax hezka, tax hezka,
-. kdyz ona pomine,
tn vsecko S nj zahyne -.
pax uz nam nezbude mic :"
FRANK J. ROSNER.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
MlStnl ZpraVy.
"Z CHALOUPEK POD
HORAMI."

Krajane n~ezapomente pTij1ti
do Auditoria Skoly sv. Vaclava
jiz tuto nedeli, dine 20. dubna.
Ceka Vas vesele pobavenf. Jak
jsme Sc v minulem elsie zmfnili,
oslavuje Baltimorsky Spolek
Sv. Cecilie 6Oti-lete TRVANf.
M jejich pocest sehraje Sbor
Sv. Cecilie z New Yorku kras-
nou operetu ~ CHALOUPEK
POD Raj Melodicke
zp6vy, zdravy humor! Zacatek
Dude We 2:3O odpol. Navstevnl-
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSN
OF BALTIMORE, MD.

9. dubna, 1947.
Ctihodny John w. Wallis
2216 Jefferson Street
Baltimore = 5, Md.
Mily pane Valis:-
The Retail Merchants Assn
of Baltimore sledovala S pra-
wynn uspokojen1m Vasi oposici
ku predloze zakona Dane z
Prodeje".
My jsme prot teto predloze,
protoze pohlfzfme ma nj jake
ma nanejvyse nespravedlivou a
protoze VERNE, re baltimorsti
maloobchodnfci pocft1 nasled-
ky takove dane do jiste m1ry,
ale tato dan Dude nebezpecne
Skodliva maloobchodn1kGm v
tech obcfch pobllze statn1ch
hranic, kde nebude pro veFej-
most vecf velkeho nepohodlf CT
niti znacnou cast svych nakupd
"a statnf linii, a tax usetTiti go
ma svych nakupech = dale po-
nevada v6rfme, re je to hospo-
darsky nezdrav6 zdanovati OBJ
chod.
My uznavame, re to vyzadu-
je skutecnou odvahu celiti ma
tlaku, ktery byl vyvinut We pro-
speech teto pTedlohy a Rada
ReditelG teto Associate mne po-
zadala bych Yam vyTfdil jej1
blahopTanf k VAST vytrvale O.
posici k pTedloze.
V 1cte loddany,
J. w. MEHLING,
tajemn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-18
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We prospect zmrzacenych vo-
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