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Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

cured meat; 4S bushels of stored
vegetables, 50 quarts of pickles
and relishes; 40 glasses Of jams
and iellies; and 5 pounds of black
eyed peas.
The food preservation contest
was cond otod in Delaware, as in
other states. with a trophy made
available BY the National Garden
Institute, to be awarded to the
woman whose record of home food
preservation and storage was
Judged most outstanding. Entries
were Judged on the quantity Of
food preserved, quality and ap-
pearance of the food. whether ade-
auate for family needs, and the
type Of storage provided in the
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05
SAFETY COUNCIL
HOLD ELECTION
Hold Twenty.nin.a Rcorgan-
izatiOn Meeting IN vii
nlingtOn Last Week
REFLECT OFFICERS

The Delaware Safety Council
held its twenty-ninth Reorganiza-
tion meeting this week IN the
Hotel DUPONT, Wilmington. More
than 100 persons attended the
meeting. which included officials
OF wilmington, state officials,
school officials and representatives
of business firms and civic organ
izations. All members of the
board and officers of the Council
were reelected for the ensuing
year. The board members reflect
ed are: Chairman of the Board.
Irene dupont; Viee-President of
the Board, Mr.. Lammot dupont
Copeland and Secretary of the
Board, Henry Davis.
Council officers reelected are:
President, Frank J. Horty, Immed-
late Past President, Harold v
Maybee;; Vice-President for Public
Safety, W. w. Harris; Vice Presi-
dent for Industrial Safety, E. J.
Riederer; Vice-President for School
Safety, DIR. H. V. Holloway; Vice
President for Home Safety, Mrs.
William N. Cam; Vice-President
for Farm Safety, George NJ. Wor-
rilow; Vice-President for New Cas-
tie County, George T. Lyon, Jr.;
Vice-President for Kent County
Wallace Woodford; Vice-President
for Sussex County, H. w. T. Pur-
nell; Vice-President for Finances,
Ernest H. Hawkins; Treasurer,
Harry R. Craig and Secretary ].
K. Johnston. ]. James Ashton is
Manager of the Council and Franc
is ]. Jamison is Assistant Man
ager.
The Safety Council is entering
its twenty-ninth year of teaching
safety in our homes, on the farm,
on our streets and highways, in in
dustry and in our schools. The
Safety Council urges everyone to
give their fullest cooperation in
helping to cut down accidents dur
ing the ensuing year.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

home.
Certificates were awarded to
second and third place winners:
Mrs. John Redding, Newark, who
was the 1916 winner; and Mrs.
Earl Leasure, Newark Honorable
mention vas given to Mrs. Anna
Corbett, Wilmington; Mrs. A.
Massey Moor, Smyrna; Mrs. j.
Harlan Day, Wilmington Mrs ].
Leon Tarburton, Dover; and Mrs.
William F. Ming, Wilmington. The
contest was judged by a commit
tee of PROFESSIONAL home econo-
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

Engine sensation becomes almost
imperceptible road noise cut to
the minimum. Every model in the
line gets a new measure of smooth
ness, quiet and ease that make Buick
more than ever the car wanted for
its aIl-round satisfaction.
Buick dealers everywhere are
showing this fashion plate of '4S.
See it. Look into it. And get your
order in.
*Obti0nui at extra c0u on R0a7majter models.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

mists.
Income Tax Representative Here
In order to assist the taxpayers
in filing their 1947 income tax re-
turns a representative from the
Internal Revenue Service Depart
ment will be at the places and on
dates as follows: Dover, Feb. 5,
6. 9, 10. II, y, Is and p and
March /. 2. 8, 8. 10, II. y and 10,
at the Post Office: Smyrna. Feb.
II and IS and March 3, at Post
Office; clayton, Feb. 10, Clayton
Bank & Trust Company.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05
BUICK f0KGS me BOWS sparkling models
Dyna0w
white sdewal tires Illustrated available At cost

cruising at the touch of your toe on
the gas treadle.
No clutch pedal-no sliding gears
no halt, hesitation, jerk or click.
Just siiken ease and matchIess sim
plicity.
Ihe other star feature is the Vibra-
Shielded rice. It's the first ride in
which the driver and passengers
are fully shielded against vibration
build-up against the piling up of
little vibrations into big ones that
leave you tired and tense.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05
Mrs. Earl white state Winner of
Food Preservation Contest

OOO IEtNtEN dAluh NhhAtot
Mrs. Earl White, Bridgeville,
has been named Delaware's 1947
food preservation champion, it vas
disclosed during the special Farm
Family Day luncheon during
Farmers Week at the University
Of Delaware. Mrs. White was pre-
sented with a sterling silver pitch
cr by George L. Shuster, dean Of
the school of agriculture at the
University.
Mrs. White canned and froze a
total of 49S quarts of fruits and
vegetables during 1947. Her food
preservation record also shows
703 pounds of frozen, canned and
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

The population Of the United
States when the first census was
aiken, in 1890, was 8,929,814.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

Production of the farm, orchard
and dairy in the state Of Nississip-
pi is large and valuable.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

When admitted to the Union
Oklahoma had a population larger
than twenty-one other states.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

TIME curtains up-the show is on
Il and look what's in the spot
light, taking all the bows.
It's Buick this bonnie, brawny
Buick, highway fashion plate of
1888, and easiIythe most distinguish
able car on the road.
It's taking bows for the eye-appeal
Oft ten stunning models for their
size, steadiness, and rich, fine finish.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-05

It's catching bouquets on the bril-
lance of IIi-POiSed FirebaIl power,
now so utterly smooth you hardly
know the engines running and
now provided in separate horse
power ratings for the sprightly
SPECIAL, the quick-stepping SUPER
and two for the rich and regal
ROADMASTER.
It's getting applause on Safety-Ride
rims, pillow-soft tires, coil spring
ing all around, on bodies newly
sheltered against travel noise on
no less than 80 new features.
Dut most of all it's winning curtain
calls on two major advances no
other car offers.
One is the sensational new Dynaflow
Drive, through which something
close to magic is made yours.
Here there is no gearSfrifting, even
by automatic devices under the
floor boards. Here for the first time
The power plant does zVhdt gears
used to dO-giving you smooth fast
starts, Silken aCCeleratiOn, effOrtless
Evening star., 1948-09-14
1900 Doctors Slated
10 Attend Assembly
|0f Medical Society

About 5000 doctors from the Dis
trict and several nearby States are
expected to attend the 18th annual
three day scientific assembly of the
District Medical Society. which will
open September 27 at the Hotel
Statler.
Plans for the large meeting, in
preparation for several months, In
clude programs for the general
public as well as for physicians
The program was outlined yesterday
by society officials and DR.. Robert
w. Groh, general chairman OF the
assembly.
Highlights of the meeting will be
daily scientific sessions at the Statler
for the doctors attending. Subjects
for discussion have been grouped
DR.. Groh said. ito give physicians
an overall picture Of the needs OF
their patients-biologically, medi-
cally and sociologically."
At a luncheon meeting on the
opening day, DR.. Robin G. Buerki,
dean of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania Graduate School Of Medicine,
will speak on What Is Wrong With
Our Hospitals?" Another luncheon
speaker will be the Rev. John Tracy
Ellis, professor of American cnurcn
history, Catholic University.
Other speakers will be Morgan
Beatty, radio commentator ana au-
thor: DR.. Howard B. Sprague. Of the
Harvard Medical School.
| Participating In round-table dis
cussion will be Frank Carey OF the
Associated Press. Gerald G. Gross,
editor of the Washington Report on
Medical Sciences; Thomas r. Henry,
science editor of The Star, ana Ron
Ross of Science Service.
The public will be invited to visit
large display Of exhibits at the
hotel during the three-day meet
ing, from 10 am. to pm. each day.
The exhibits will be sponsored by the
society. official and voluntary health
agencies here and the medical
schools of Georgetown and George
Washington Universities.
Tangier, Africa, may buy Amer
ican equipment for its fire depart
ment.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Priest Believed Missing
In Poland Arrives Safely
BY the Asseeietsd Pres.

NORWICH, Conn. Sept. 1.-THE
Rev. Alfred ]. sienkiewicz. far from
being lost in Poland, has come
home ahead Of the people who
thought he was missing.
A party of 800 pilgrims which has
been visiting Catholic shrines in Eu-
rope Is due to arrive in New York
today aboard the Queen Mary. The
3I-year-old Father Sienkiewicz, for
whom q hue and cry was raised
when he missed boarding the Queen
Mary in cherbourg last week, ar
rived at his home here Tuesday
night. Flying from Stockholm. he
had landed at La Guardia Field,
New York.
The priest. surprised at all the
fuss, had . simple explanation,
Evening star., 1948-09-14

which had nothing to do with the
Iron Curtain" behind which he
had been feared lost.
When the pilgrimage ended In
Rome no September o., Father
Siekniewicz decided to visit Poland
and obtained . three-day visa. In
Stettin, he found difficulty arrang-
ing transportation to France.
Father Sienkiewicz obtained pas
sage from Stockholm aboard q COL
lier. He got q plane from Stock
holm to Scotland, and another plane
to New York.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Czechoslovakia recently issued
single stamp commemorating the
abolition Of serfdom and the Prague
Agricultural Exhibition.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Tangier, Africa, may buy Amer
ican equipment for It's fire depart
ment.
Evening star., 1948-08-12
Greek Army Prepare,
For Final Drive on
Rebels Supply Line
BY the Assoeioisd Press

ATHENS, Aug. 12.-The Greek
Army prepared today to make a
final assault on the last major
guerrilla supply route from Al
bania.
Government troops paved the way
for their final drive of the bitter
campaign by capturing the noun
taintop fortress OF Aleyitsa yester-
day. This victory slashed COM
munications of the Communicated
guerrillas in the Grammos Noun
tains and Eastern Macedonia. It
also opened q year-around supply
base for the Greek Army.
A general staff spokesman called
the conquest of the 4-foot thick
pillboxes on the 5,000-foot peak the
greatest success Of the Grammos
campaign.
Artillery Knocks Out Guns.
The victory came after q fierce
three day gun battle. The army
used heavy artillery to knock out
guerrilla guns.
| A general stair spokesman said
the guerrillas opened fire today on
troops occupying Alevitsa from a
height astride the Albanian border.
At the same time press dispatches
said government troops have taken
Mount Prophet Elias, in the Oxya
region.
A stah spokesman said the army
has captured 5,000-foot Palio-
strounga Height on the central
front and attacked the town of
Kalambaka in Thessaly. Reinforce
ments were rushed to help the ma
tionals fighting in the city's suburbs.
The army repelled six Communist
counterattacks on Vourbiani in the
southwest sector, communique
said.
: The guerrilla forces, led by
Markos Vafiades, now are cut off
from rebels in the Vitsi area, gen.
eral staff spokesman said. Capture
Of Alevitsa, he added, darkened
Vafiades' hopes Of holing up in
the Grammos Mountains for the
winter.
Fresh Attack Launched.
With the entire central sector
Of the Grammos Mountain front
blazing into action, government
forces also captured another height
south of Alevitsa. Press reports said
the army threw q fresh attack on
the massive 5,500-foot peak Of
Pyrgos and also was fighting at
Groussia.
These reports indicated the army
was advancing along the entire
perimeter of the front.
King Paul signed a decree today
adjourning Parliament until further
notice. The postponement report
edly was to prevent a difficult sit
Evening star., 1948-08-12

that Greek partisans fleeing into
Albania before the Greek army
drive were being disarmed by the
Albanians.
Tanjug Is the official news agency
Of neighboring Yugoslavia.
"The Albanian Ministry Of Home
Affairs" said the dispatch. ISSUED
a statement saying that a certain
number of Greek partisans have
crossed to Albania during the last
few days. They have been disarmed
and sent into the interior of Al
bania."
Evening star., 1948-08-12
| Naval Air Unit Gets
Two New Flying Boots
By the Assoeieisd PFsss

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 1.-Two
new PBY-6A patrol planes have
been added to the naval air activity'a
fleet Of flying boats, the Naval
Academy announced yesterday.
The two amphibian planes hold
crews OF five and will be used as
utility transports.
Evening star., 1948-08-12

uation which might arise as q re-
suit Of proposal by a number OF
members demanding that Parlia-
ment set up a special commission to
investigate the question Of army
supplies,
Evening star., 1948-08-12

Greek Rebels Reported
'Disormed in Albania
by the Asseeioted Press
LONDON, Aug. IA Tanjug
dispatch from Tirana today reported
Evening star., 1948-02-22

minnie Loubesehoene. O.
school teacher. is dressed in
her Sunday finery. Boptisms
ond weddings ore delayed
until No9mooI, which is
held four times O yeor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Israel hodla pred Spojenymi ma
rody uplatnit pozadavek ma
Negebskou oblast.

Par1z. = Die planu hrabete
Bernadotteho m6la JIM cast
Palestiny, tvorena Negebskou
poust1 pfipadnout ArabGm. L
sraelsky zahranicnf ministr Mo-
she Shertok dial ma srozumenou
re Israel S touto casti Berna-
dotteova planu nesouhlasf a
Dude 81 pTi nyn6jsfm zasedani
Spojenych narod6 domahat to-
no, ably bylo v tonic ohledu OBJ
noveno pGvodn1 rozhodnutf
Spojenych narod1, die kter6ho
mel Negeb pripadnout zidGm.
Eide poukazujf k stomu, re
by ztratou Negebu ztratili asi
dive tfetiny sveho 1zemi a Size
prave onu cast, ktera skyta
moznost pro dalsf usfdleni,
kdyz ostatn1 cast Israelu je jiz
tem6f pTelidnena.
Negebska poust byla a to
velmi Tidce obydlena arabsky-
mi nomady az tam zacali Eide
budovat zemed6lske usedlosti,
kterych je tam nynf II. Kdy-
by ziddm byl Negeb ponechan,
tax by tim jednak zfskali pfi-
stup k Mrtvemu mort, kde Wy
budovali velkou chemickou to-
varnu.
Eide by vsak take zfskali prf-
stup k Rudemu mort, coz by by
10 velmi vyznamne pro p6sto-
vanf hospodarskych stykG Sc
zememi Dalneho vychodu.
Ma Sc Ia to, re Negebska
poust obsahuje RUNE pffrodnl
bohatstv1, ktere by chteli Eide
vyuzitkovat.
Die Bernadotteova planu me-
Ii Eide mfsto Negebu dostat "a
padnf Galileu, jez je znacne
mensi, avsak 1rodnejsi nez Ne
geb. Celkem by mel nit Israel
rozlohu 1000 ctverecnfch mil
s obyvatelstvem asi 100000 Ii
dG a $4,000 az $4,000 ArabG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Uvefejnuji dopis. doruceny me
br. E. Klimentem, ktery Sc ne
davno vratil z ~navstevy
Stare Vlasti.
V PraZe, Il. ZaTl. 1913

Y PraZe, IA. Zafl, l948.
MiIy bratre Cihlafi,
posilam Ii dopis kuryrem,
|j1mz je br. Kliment, mas mily
host. Ones jsem S MIN napo-
sled. Bohuzel. Jeho navste-
wy a rozhovor S MIN byly jasne
chvilky, ma nez nikdy nezapo-
meneme. skoda, re jeho cas- je
odmeren. Naposled jsme spolu
vypili cfsku kavy, pripravene
re zasilky, jez me pred nekoli-
ka dny dosla. Prisla 1plnem
poradku, bylo v nj vsechno,
cos mi svym posledn1m dopisem
ohlasil. Dekuji Tt, bratre vfe-
lie a prosim TIE, aby's vyridil
mGj dix vsem, kterf ma nj pfi-
spell. M6j duh u Vas rosie,
nevfm, budu-li jej moci nekdy
alespon castecne splatit.
Pomery u mas Ii nebudu Wy
pisovat, jak snad cekas. Nenl
toh otTeba. Bratr Kliment Ii
je vylicf sam podrobneji a We
rohodneji, nez bych mohl uci-
nit ia. D1val Sc ma vSechno O.
CHINA Americana, ocima poor
nyma a bystryma a dlval Sc
hodne dlouho, take mnoho vi
del. Toulal Sc pc venkove me-
ri nasim lidem, hovoril s MIN a
dobTe naslouchal jeho boles-
TEN a strastem, jimiz trp1 uz
deset let. Bratr Kliment videl
XII. Vsesokolsky Slet a CO sc
sbehlo kolem neho. Videl Sic
tovy prdvod Sokol1 a Sokolic
Prahou a dobre vi, co Sc stale
pc mem Byl mezi Mani i v
nejsmutnejsf a nejbolestnejsi
den naseho naroda - pohrbu
druheho naseho presidenta DR..
Edvarda Benese a dlouho jsme
lspolu O teto udalosti hovorili.
vi mnoho jinych a jinych vecl
a udalost1, Dude nejen' lobe. a.
lie vsem americkym krajanum
tim nejlepslm zpravodajem.
Proto Ii mic nevypisuji, jenom
! Vas v Americe pros1m: Vsfte
bratru Klimentovi, vsrte jeho
zpravam! Postarejte Sc, aby
lse o Mich dovedelo ~co nejvlce
nasich krajanG.
0 sobe a SVEN zivote Ii take
mic nenaplsi, referat o tom sve-
ruji take bratru Klimentovi
Pow tt i o me rodine, jiz po'
znal celou.
Povedel mi take mnoho
lobe a Vasem zivote v Ameri
ce. Srovnaval zivot Vas a mas
a nelibilo Sc mu naSe pracovn.
tempo.
Konc1m. Bratr Kliment T.
pfinese me pozdravy a prect
je pripojuji i tady pro Tebe
celou Tvou rodinu.
Sc Sokolskym "Nazdar!"
TIj,
! Andre
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
1913 CHEST
CAMPAIGN

zapocne toto pondeli, 4. rijna
a potrva az do 20. Tfjna.
Hlavn1m Tecn1kem ma velke
sch6zi 4. rfjna ktera sc Dude
konati ma Memorial Plaza .je
Mai. Gen. William J. wild
Billy Donovan. Teto velke
sch6zi budou pTftomni 1t. Gen.
l.. T. Gerow, guverner VIM.
Preston Lane, Jr., a Acting
Mayor c.. MARYLAND Kelly.
Take Dude 1cinkovati armad-
nj kapela z Fort George G.
Meade.
Nenf nutno pripomenouti
nasfm krajanGm, ably podpo-
rovali tuto dobrocinnou KAN
pan, ponevadz tax vzdy cini
radi a uprfmne cd srdce.
Sbfrka ma dosahnouti pre-
depsane kvoty So, 007, 037.0O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Prekvapenku

pro sveho tchana, otce a de-
decka p. E. Klimenta uspora-
dali znamy cesky lekar DR..
Karel B. a pf. Marie Markovi
ma jejich prekrasnem letovsku
V Chesapeake Zalivu u Miami
Beach minulou nedeli odpoled-
ne. Nasfm krajanGm dobTe zna-
my sokolsky pracovnfk p. Ema-
nuel Kliment sc nedavno vra-
til re sve navstevy v Ceskoslo-
vensku. ODE cesty vykonal le-
tadlem.
Hostitele pozvali ma tuto pre-
kvapenku prfbuzne a pFatele
p. Klimenta. Byli tam otec a
matka Ora. c.. B. Marka p. a
of. Bernard a Antoinette Ma
rex, bratr lekarnfk Anton Ma
rex s rodinou, pTeds. Dem. Klu-
bu Ceskych Mladikd z. wardy
p. Frank J. Pelz s rodinou, star.
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" p. Josef Po-
korny, m1stostarosta p. Frank
Bouda s manzelkou, byvaly sta
rosta p. Josef B1lek S manzel-
kou, redoktor TELEGRAPH" p.
Antonfn Cihlar s rodinou, p.
William Kolomaznfk S rodinou,
p. Frank Hubbard s rodinou, p.
Ant. Louc z Aberdeen S man
zelkou a synem, ~sekretafka
Ora. Marka p1. Ruth Emmel S
dceruskou, bratTf Harry a Ri
chard Hickman S manzelkami
a DR.. Dolfe S rodinou.
Ia krasne slunne pohody ba-
villa Sc celia spolecnost pTi do
brem pivecku senkovanem hos
titelem Drem. Markem. Ovsem
mas starsf zajfmalo poutave wy
pravovani p. Klimenta O pom6-
rech V G. S. R. , O krasnem XI.
Vsesokolskem Sletu. Pan Xii
ment podal pravdivy obraz
dnesnf situace We stare vlasti,
nebot Sc den6 stykal S tamej-
sim drobnym lidem, ktery je S
nynejsf vladou nespokojen.
Mezi vypravovanim lekarnfk
A. Marek pTipravoval ma ohnis-
ii vyborne "Hamburgers", KITE
re sly jake ma dracku. Mladsf
sc pax 1~castnily hry Volley Ball
S vecernfm chladem pc katie
ku a babovce starsi dcastnici
prekvapenky pc rozloucenf Sc
S hostitely a p. Kllmentem ma
stOupili cestu ku svym domo-
vim. Budeme vzpom1nati ma
mile ztravene odpoledne ma So
ru Ora. c.. B. Marka. A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
SekretaT Marshall " Parizi va
roval Sovetsky svaz.

PaTfz. - Svou recf pred val
nym shromazden1m Spojenych
narodG dial washingtonsky stat
nj tajemn1k George G. Marshall
ma jevo. re jsou Spojene Staty
ochotny vsemozn6 pfispet Ike
skoncenf napjetf, ale re mic ne
slew ma svych zasadn1ch prin-
cipech a nepTistoup1 ma kom-
promisy, kterymi by byla ohro-
zena je.jich nezadatelna pra-
va a svoboda jinych narodG. A
prohlasil sc zvlastn1m d1razem
re americka trpelivost, ktera
take ma konce. nesmi byti wy
kladana "a slabost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
Radostna udalost.

" 1tery, %. zarf narodil
Sc v Church Home nemocnici
manzelGm p. a pf. Steve Horin-
ka, Belcamp, zdravy chlapecek
a vail 9 ID. 4 OF. Chlapecku
bylo dano jmeno Vaclav. z ma
rozenf mali radost krone rodi-
ca d6decek a babicka p. a pf.
Vaclav a Ludmila MynaT, 2540
Ashland Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01


Je podzim = coz znamena,
re nase spolky zapocnou opet
Sc svojf ~zvysenou cinnostl.
Chceme je vsak ma jedno upo-
zorniti.
Mas casopis "Telegraf" je z
velke casti dorucen odberate-
lGm postou. Chceme nase spoil
ky obeznamiti s novym postov-
MIN narfzenim v zalezitosti
Karetnfch Vecfrkd.
"Postovnf pravidla jsou ia
kova, re zadna posta nesmf re-
ferovati O loteri1ch, tazfch ne
DO jakekoli forme hry O sazky.
Jakakoliv zm1nka O techto mu-
81 byti vynechana We zpravach
a oznamkach, budou-li nektere
zpravy obsahovati tyto infor-
mace - redakce telegraph"
je must zmeniti ably neztratila
postovn1 povoleni!"
postal regulations are such
that no mail can refer to lot
teries, raffles Or any forms of
gambling. Any reference to
these should be omitted from
articles of advertisements, and
if any articles contain this in
formation, changes will have
to be maid so "Telegraf" will
not lose it's mailing permit"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-01
POHRRY.

= %. Zaf1 Zemfela 8 dnG pc
narozenf Mary Szywski, robat-
ko manzel6 p. a pf. Adama a
Helda (Rytina) Szywski, 404
Duncan St. Vykrop konal Sc
"a. Tfjna ma hfbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele. Vypravu pohfbu OBJ
starala firma Frank Cvach a
Syn.
= 26. rfjna zemrel vdovec
p. Andrew J. Neuberger, 1912
McElderry st. We start SO rokG.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a byl
zeleznicafem B. & O. r. R. ma
odpocinku.
PohTeb konal Sc We stredu,
20. zaT1 re SchimGnkova PohT.
Domu do kostela st. Andrews
a odtud ma hTbitov Moreland
Memorial Park.
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K zapisu do Ceske Svob. Skoly
Augustine HeTmana.

! LAVA w JOoN
2. rijna konati Sc Dude zapis do
nasi ceske skoly Cd 2 hodin do
5 hodin odpoledne. Tento "a
pis Dude We skoln1 budove ma
rohu Ashland a Glover ulic.
Oeekavame, re pocet dftek ten
to rok pfedc1 vsechna leta pre-
desla.
Predesle diva tydny oznamo-
vail jsme zapis v tonic listu a
apelovali .isme ma nase kraJa-
ny, ably vhodnou agitac1 nam
pomohli zlskati dostatecny po-
Get zakn. Ones chceme dot
knouti Sc jeste jednoho bodu
proc name pracovati ma udr-
zeni nejen nasf seske skoly, ale
zachovani ceske Teci v teto VIA
sti v1bec.
Je v zajmu veskere nasf vet
We, ably 1silf a povzbuzen1 k
naucenl sc ceske Teci setkalo
Sc S vets1m 1spechem nez v le-
tech posledn1ch, kdy znacne o.
chablo. Vzdyt nase ceska sko-
la je vedle krajanskeho tisku
a spolkd hlavnf oporou naseho
zivota narodn1ho a je takrka
jedinym prostredkem jak jej
udrzet a zabezpecit. Pres zme-
ny a zvraty v mezinarodn1 po-
litice znalost Destiny je i dnes
veci velmi dnlezitou, uzitecnou
a prospesnou. Nejen v soukro-
mem zivote, ale i v 1fadech.
Nejeden mlady American ma
seho pdvodu poznal V dobe val
ky i pc valce, re znalost jay
ka jeho rodic1 byla vltana a
re neztravil cas- marne ucenlm
Sc ceskemu jazyku.
Mate-li prflezitost poskytnou-
ii svym detem moznost naucitl
sc materske reci svych predk1,
nezanedbavejte teto vzacne
prilezitosti. Pride doba, kdy
Vase deti Yam budou vdecny.
treba Sc jim dnes tento pfida-
vek k uceni anglicke skole
snad nezamlouva. Budovali
,jste tn nasi ceskou skolu, ne
nechte il padnouti. Je zvlast-
nj jak mnohdy vlaznosti a lik-
navostf mechanic dobrou vec
upadnouti a potion pozde by
cha" honime Tkouce: "Je to
vecna skoda, byla to dobra
|vec". Takovy Jeremiasuv plae
potion az mic nenaprav1. HE'D
me svornou a 1silovnou pracl
udrzeti to co bylo tax pracne
pc celia desetiletf budovano.
Ocekavame, re nase vefe!.
most mas nezklame a re zapls
v sobotu, dine 2. nina Dude mi
ii velky 1spech. Potion $ py'
|chou budeme moci poukazati
re nase krajanska ratolest '
Baltimore neusycha, ale sveze
Sc zelena.
Vyucovanf zapocne v 1tery
Is. rfina Cd 5 do 7 hodin vecer
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
| Augustln Herman.
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Federalni Zamestnani

Sc nab1zf pro Dental Hygienis-
ty a Dental Techniky S velmi
dobrym platem. Kdo by Sc
zajfmal necht sc informuje u
Executive Secretary of the So
cial Administration Board of
u. S. Civil Service Examiners,
TIA East Pratt ST., Baltimore
2, Md. Zadosti must byti po-
dany nejpozdeji do 20. listo-
padu 1913. M1sta jsou uprazd-
nena v u. S. Marine Hospital,
Baltimore a Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, Aberdeen, Md.