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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-02

turned to their home on wyoming ave-
nue. from WATERFOWL, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Leighton have
closed their Summer home, Shore Acres
at Cape Elizabeth, Me, and are at the
Mayflower before starting for the Pacific
Coast to remain until November.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Hesselbach will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow. Mr..
HeSselbach, who went to Atlanta on
business, will join Mrs Hesselbach
at the Biltnfore Forest Country Club
today and they will leave this afternoon
for Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Duncan McKim OF
Washington are passing few days in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-02

The assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral, Mr.. William j. Donovan, has been
Joined in New York by MRS. Donovan
and they will be at the Ambassador for
the remainder of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-02

Admiral H. G. whiteside of London,
England, who is q surgeon in the
British Navy, has arrived in Washing
ton and will be at the Mayfiower for q
short visit before going to Baltimore to
attend the conference of military sur
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, BALT1'
MORE, Oct. s. Cattle-Receipts'
1900 head; fair supply; market
without much life at a decline of
% to so cents. Steers, choice
$13.50014 good. $12.75@1S.25; me
dunn, sI175012.50: common. 1925
Oil: feeders and stockers. $10.op
@12.75: heifers, choice. $11.50 @12:
good. S10.75011.25; medium, $10Q
1850; common, Ss.5099.50; feeders
and stockers, $9.5o011; bulls. good to
choice, $95001O; fair to good $3.50
@9.25; common to medium. sos;
cows. good to choice. $9.25QlO;
fair to good, $500: common to
medium, $507.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, ESQ
head; supply very light; market
SO cents lower. Sheep, $2Q6.oO;
lambs, $7@13.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 500 head: supply
light, market about steady. Lights,
$l1.1O; heavies. $11.5001I75; me-
dunn. SIP; roughs. $7@10.50; light
pigs. $70S75; pigs, Sill; Ohio and
Western hogs 10 TO 20 cents higher
than quotations.
Calves--Receipts 100 head; sup
ply light, market lower. Calves.
$7m16.50.
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
CHAIN STORE 8
SCOPE HELD
L|M| Ed
BY MERRYLE STANLEY
RUKEYSER

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The bust
ness scene has been characterized
to such an extent by the rapid
growth of chat nsystems that there
has been a tendency on the part of
their critics to attribute perhaps
greater powers than they really
possess.
The chain idea has taken hold
rapidly, and is now on the crest
Of its fortunes thus far, but its
sponsors recognize it has limita-
tons.
Survey Underway
The recent invasion of the great
chain systems into smaller towns,
particularly in the South and West,
which were hitherto neglected has
brought a storm Of criticism, espe-
cially from small independent mer-
chants who felt unable to meet the
new competition. Accordingly poll
ticians have begun to take cogniz-
ance of the development. The
Federal Trade Commission. in ac-
cordance with the Brookhart iesolu-
ton passed in the last session of the
Senate, is already in the preliminary
stages of an investigation OF chain
store methods. and several State
legislatures have considered adverse
legislation against the chains. North
Carolina has levied a special tax
on organizations which operate
more than five stores in that state.
Although the Maryland legislature
rejected a similar bill, one county
In that State adopted one.
In his resolution, Senator Brook
hart asserted: 1T is estimated that
from 1921 to 1927 the retail sales
OF all chain stores have increased
from approximately 4 per cent to
Is per cent of all retail sales"
Has Weak Spots
A partial answer to the critics
of chain stores is offered by Charles
r Walgren, president, Walgren
Company, which operates chain
of more than 200 drug stores. Mr.
Walgren. pointing out that the
chain has weak spots which the
independent can seek out. says in
the Nations Business: There is
and will be, ample room for the
live, progressive, independent mer'
chant using modern methods in To-
cation, the selection Of stock, ar
rangement of fixtures. training OF
personnel and cooperation with
other independents 10 mutual adj
vantage.
Newspaper headlines bro beast
the news yesterday that brokers'
loans. according to the latest figures
issued through the Federal Reserve
Board, were at the highest peak in
the history of speculation. As q
matter of fact. this weekly baro-
meter was slow in reporting the
fact that investment and speculation
were currently using more borrowed
funds than ever before. Although
the latest figure for brokers loans
is some six and a half million
dollars over the June figure,
which until this week represented
the summit, actually more credit
than is indicated in these statistics
is currently being employed
The Washington times., 1928-10-06

LOCAL PRODUCE
Eggs-Current receipts. 42c; white
AoE1 Sao

Eggs-Gurrent receipts. 42c; white
hennery. 4SQ5oc.
Poultry-Turkeys. sO0S5c: spring
chickens. Plymouth Rocks, Red :
lbs. and ,over so@s2c; mixed eolors,
$50 s2c; large Leghorn chickens. % g
CSC; hens, 27Q29c; Leghorn chickens.
2o022c. Turkeys. dressed S4135c;
chickens, s5c: large fowls. 27Q29c;
Leghorn fowls, 21c: keats, 70075c:
Lambs--13c.
Calves-15@151zc.
Apples-SuppIies liberal. Demand
moderate. market steady. Boxes:
Washington combination Extra
Fancy and Fancy. Winter Bananas
medium to large size SEAS. Bushel
baskets. Maryland and Virginia U.
S. No. 1, 2ls inches up Delicious
$1.75@2.0O; u s. No. i, Jonathans
s125m1.50; Grimes mostly $1.25: I'M
,assified various varieties PA inches
up 60c@1.00: few Delicious few high
as $i.25.
Cabbage Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate. market steady. Nlr
GINA, barrel crates. approximately
100 lbs. net. flat type, $3.50 100.
New York. 90-lb. sacks, domestic
round type, 81. 35@2.50. mostly $3.50.
Celery Supplies light; demand
light. market. steady. New York,
% crates, $202.25.
Lettuce Supplies moderate; de-
mand light. market steady Cali
fornia, crates. Iceberg type, 40 doz,
mostly SIS. few higher. Colorado,
crates, Iceberg type, 4-5 doz., $40
$50. New York. 2-doz. crates, Big
Boston type. $1@1.25. few higher
Grapes-Western stock. Supplies
liberal; demand moderate. market
about steady. California. Tugs
Flame Tokays. $1.2501.40; Malagas
and red Malagas. $1.15@1.25: black
Cornichons, $I@1.15; Zinfandels.
$1.15@1.25: Alicante Bouschets, Sl.z5
01.35; Muscats, 750S0c. Eastern
stock. Supplies liberal; demand
moderate. market slightly weaker.
Delaware, 12-qt. climax baskets.
Concords, 50@55c.
Onions - Supplies limited; de-
mand light: market. steady. Michi-
gan and indiana 1OO-Ib. sacks, yell
| lows. u. S. No /, medium to large
size. few sales: mostly 81. New
| York. 100-lb. sacks, yelloWs, U. 5.
i NO. J., S0tDus CLdHs AVVZ
Valencia type, u. s. No. 1. $3.50.
Supplies. light; demand,
/ light: market, duh. New York,
/ bushel baskets. EIbertas, U. s. No.
/ /, medium to large size. mostly
around 81 Virginia, bushe1 baskets.
Krummels, medium to large size
$175@2.
! Pears-Supplies, light; demand,
! light; market steady. New York,
| bushel baskets, seckeIs No. /. $3.50
| ESQ: few, $2.75. Washington, boxes.
| Bartletts. fancy. medium to large
size. $3.25M3.50.
Potatoes--S Supplies, moderate; de-
mand. moderate: market. dull. Penn
sylvania. 150-Ib. sacks. round whites,
u. s. No. /. 81. Maine, 150-lb. sacks,
Cobblers, u. s. No. /. s2.25. East
Shore Virginia. 1501b, sacks. Cob
bIers, u. s. No. 1. $2.15; cloth top
stave barrels. Cobblers. $2.25.
Sweet Potatoes-Supplies moder.
ate; demand slow; market dull. East
Shore Virginia. cloth-top barrels.
YeIlows. No /. $2.25@2.50. Nearby
Maryland. bushel baskets. Nancy
Halls, No. 1. 75c@$1.25, mostly
around $1.00.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Colorado.
Western lettuce crates. $3.75.
Beets-Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Colorado,
Western lettuce. crates, punched,
S375
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
CO.. 7 On WAITS
j. s. REPORT

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Cotton
marked time today as final prepare
tions were made TO receive the Gov
eminent crop report for September.
Business was light in volume. and
represented chiefly by short cover
ing operations. After opening at
q decline OF 2 points to an adj
vance OF l point. prices held within
. few points Of their previous finals
during the greater part of the short
session
There was some selling attributed
to the South and wire and spot
houses, prompted by easier Liver
pool cables. favorable overnight
weather and forecasts for gener-
ally fsig weather over the weekend.
The trade purchased. Sales of cloths
at Fall River for the week were
estimated at from 35 900 to 1000
pieces.
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Cattle - Supply light. Market
steady. Choice, $14.50@15; prime
S1a.75@14.25; good, $13.75@14.25; tidy
butchers. $12.25@13.25; fair, $11@
1925; common, $9@1O.50; common to
good fat bulls, $9@11.50; common to
good fat cows, sos; heifers, $10.50
011.5O; fresh cows and springers,
$5O0125; veal calves, SIT.
Sheep and lamhs--Supply, 500.
Market steady. Good, $8.25; lambs,
$3.50,
Hogs - Receipts, 1000. Market
lower. Prime heavy hogs. $10.75@
1850; heavy mixed, $11011.50; me-
diums, $11.45010.50; heavy workers..
S11.450I1.5O; light workers, $105O@
1855: pigs, $tOQ10.25; roughs, $3.50
m1OoA
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Wheat-Higher. No red winter
garIicky domestic, si.39ta Receipts
$1,000 bushels; shipments. 27.055
bushels.
Corn--Easier. No. yellow do.
mestic. $l.17Ml.18. Receipts. sass
bushels: shipments. 631 bushels.
Oats-Firmer. No. 2 white do
nestle. SEA 53c: No. 3 white. 49t2 a
5012c. Receipts, 10.2&s bushels
shipments. 1897 bushels.
Rye-Nominal. Receipts. none
shipments. 257 bushels.
Hay-Quiet, supply ample.
EJpt1r-Eirpo
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 6.-Spots wer-
quiet with prices easier here today.
Sales totaIed 1000 bales.
Middling fair was quoted al
1i53d; strictly good mids. SD
good mids, 10.S3d: strictly mids
10.73d; mids, 1O.5Sd: strictly low
mids, 10.33d; low mids, 1O13d
strictly good ordinary, 9.93d, an
good ordinary, 963d.
Futures opened quiet with
October at 9.s9d; December. 97Sd
January. 9.70d; March. 9.6Sd. and
May, 1864.
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
BENJAMIN. STRONG ILL

NEW YORK, Oct. g. Benjamin
Strong. governor Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York, today was
reported to be in a critical condition
in New York Hospital, suffering
from an intestinal disorder.
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
HILADELPH "A
DRY, BANKERS
DISCOVER
By b. 9. FORBES

NEW YORK, oct. 6.-Such ID
fame! The most widely known man
who entered the American Bankers
Association hotel headquarters dtlrs
ing this weeks convention in Philas
delphia was greeted by no one.
registered for room, passed
through the crowded lobby and enc
tered full elevator without being
recognized by single person, ex-
cent the writer. It was John D.
Rockefeller. jr.
And all this was exactly as Rockes
Teller would have wanted 1t. He
never thrusts himself forward. He
has shy. retiring manner He
talks In lew voice. He smiles
rather rarely; he takes his Obliga-
tons in life very seriously, He
dresses most sedateiy. Withal, hove
ever. he likes to meet and mix
with other humans, especially when
they do not try to show him obse.
uuious Difference. John d.. jr., Ii
essentially democratic, as is his vet
eran dad.
Quaker City Dry
Philadelphia at this moments
outwardly-the driest, most circum-
spect city In America. In no hotel
all through the bankers convention
did | see a drop of liquor on any
dining room table. At one cabaret
place | heard visitor ordered by .
head waiter to take bottle of liquor
off the floor instantly We don't
allow II" he explained very emphati-
cally. The offender looked astonished.
Just at present yeu know. We are
having lots of trouble here, added
the admonisher, smilingly.
incidentally, Philadelphia was
most hospitable. Harry j. Haas Of
the First National Bank of Philadei-
pi1ia, was host-in chief and an ideal
one. The City of Brotherly Love
proved just that.
Bolt Is Shot
Governor Young of the Federal
Reserve Board was cornered by re-.
porters after he made his colorless
speech. But he refused to answer
any questions
learn that the Reserve authori-
ties do not intend to make any
further change in the re-discount
rate, either up or down. They shot
their bolt Wall Street refused to
heed. Wall Street is to be allowed
to take the consequences whatever
they may turn out to be.
One banker at the end Of the
convention confided that he had
ordered the withdrawal of a large
sum he had out on cal in New
York
Bankers have more doubts con-
corning the upshot Of Wall Streets
frenzy of speculation than concern
ing the outcome OF the presidential
election
Copyright 1925. by 3 c. Forbss)
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
FOREIGN BONDS
SHORT TERM SECURITIES

Anaconda SIS '2s. hoo l100K
Anaconda rs '29 lI32h 1897
Am Tel q Tel AZ 40 80 1914
American Thread SIS ..... 1908 100 Y
Federal Sugar S. (offered)l 30 .....
Gulf OIL e. Gas Sc '38... lt00A I109M
Southern Pacific Is %. 9sMl 80
swift a. Co 6s '32..4... 99H 100
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
GOOD REPORTS
AID MOTOR
IA
STOCKS
BY w. s. COUSINS
international News Service

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Enthusias
tic buying of Hudson motors. Hupr
and Studebaker at the highest
, prices of the current move; furious
bidding for the selected" special
! ties and a higher range of prices
for the steel and copper stocks at
the beginning of trading today, was
the stock markets response to the
extremely favorable industrial and
business summaries of the week
and business reviews OF the week
end.
While Chrysler was temporarily
held back by profit-taking, the
other members of the motor quar-
tet-Hupp. Hudson and Studebaker
--pIoughed and plunged their way
ahead to a new high level of prices
In a heavy turnover for the half
session. Numerous 10000 to $4,000
share blocks of favorite stocks APP
peared in the lineup stock trans
actions and in many cases the first
prices of the day showed increases
of % points above Fridays close.
Reports Favorable
The business reviews confirmed
the most optimistic forecasts and
summaries of the week. Increased
vigor and buoyancy in general
business was pointed out by Brad
streets summary. while Dun's re-
view reported current industrial op-
efations at accelerated rate, with
commodity price trends upward.
Heavy trading in Studebaker ac-
companied the new advance of the
stock to above IS. Hudson jumped
4 points to around 95 and Hupp
gained 2 more. Chrysler was bent
backward a few points on early
profit-taking. but promptly snapped
back into position, with recovery
to above 139. General Motors. Nash
and Yellow Truck were slightly re-
dictionary and most of the spectacu-
lar motor car accessory stocks were
inactive and dull.
Pressed Steel Cars vigorous adj
vance made further progress today.
the stock starting fhe day with a
new point rise to 32Iz on the first
sale of 5000 shares, and advancing
In heavy trading and additional point
to 33Ia. Universal Pipe was DRIVEN
along in heavy trading to new high
at s51a. up points for the move.
Keith-Albee Gains
Keith-Albee pushed ahead to above
81 TO the accompaniment Of reports
that the corporation had been taken
over by the Radio Corporation of
America report which was
promptly denied by the latter con-
Germ. Buying of this stock on ris-
ing prices basis has been one of the
outstanding features of an active
week in Wall Street
Profit-taking, which increased in
volume in the second hour. blocked
further progress in the bulk of in
dustrial stocks. Bullish pools swept
aside all opposition in the market
favorites behind which they have
been solidily arrayed and the Bears
were given another severe beating
as prices were PUSHED ahead in the
e0-called selected stocks.
Trading In the Steel, Copper, OIL
and Equipment shares dwindled as
the session advanced (and the market
gave further evidence of needing
breathing spell. Chrysler motor
"came back" strongly in this period.
to sell above $40 a share, with Of
ferings at any price quickly snapped
up. Barnsda1l Corporation was in
demand above 40 and Bethlehem
Steel above So.
The weekend commodity markets
were steady. with cotton firminE up
on short covering and grain prices
fractionally. lower.
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6.-Live-
stock. Cattle--Receipts 200; mar
ket steady. Steers, $15.5061S.10:
cows and heifers, $5.50@15.75; stock.
ers and feeders, $s.50G14; calves.
1914.
Hoss-Receipts 1000; market
steady; 10c lower Bulk. s10.500
1880; top, $1OSO: heavies. S1O.400
1880; lights. $1O1Oq10.75; mediums,
$1O.65 @10.S0.
Sheep-Receipts, none; market
steady. Lams, $12.50@13.10; weth.
ers, $7250S.50; ewes, $5.5006.75.
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

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This additional office is modern in all details of its
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A complete library of advisory and investigating
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We welcome, and ask, any one desiring to invest to
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The Washington times., 1928-10-06
SALES ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

HAS Prev.
High Low a m. Close
Vivadou. ...... "a IA IA Az
The Washington times., 1928-10-06
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 6.-Butter-
Prints, 55@55Ac; tubs, 540541ac;
local tubs, 50051.
Eggs-White, 4604Sc; current re-
ceipts. 33D36c.
Live Poultry-Hens (heaVy), 32m
1SM19c; springers, 32@D34c: broilers,
33m36c; ducks, 37@S1c; turkeys,
400 45c; geese, 1S622c.
Negeta bles-Tomatoes. 7Sc d$I25
Cbaskeb; potatoes pa. 32,00T210
$50 lbs); cabbage, 75cdS1 (busheD.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-15
Leon kujawski,
Prezes Komitetu
Przedzjadzowego.

w NUMERZE poprzednin psaiismy, pomiedzy Anglia
Egp panoway bardzo stosunki Powodem byy
z4dn Angli Egpwi Obecne dpesxe podaj4 wid
mose, Egypt wszyskch 1adan Angli
TAXA podaje wiadomose: TAX zbe
wno
rzadowyh istopada" mniej nj
espsi postawy
Anglia osych
odebrae nepodleglos
Egptow gdby termne przedioonym podporzakowai
angieego. Orety
kaz do Alksandi ialy wrocie dogi
radjow wypadk gdyby parliament prxy4i
angskie. Okrey wprawde ME potzebowaiy
wyruszyiy, bowem parliament egp, widzac ak
.kapowa easej hn Uhway pyjete z.wie
nibyo jdnak
kazdym wele dluzszy. t 81
Dziwna doprawdy poltyka AngI Wszedzie sdie yo
ne obdarza narody podwiadne ohie aiem
k6ra sn.n. jest. ko Pare
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-15
PAN B. ORLIkOWSKI OTRZYMAk
PRACE. MIEJSKA
lynn razem ME zostaf jednak
pominietym

dzi W zakres obowiazk6w
tego urzedu.
Dowiadujemy sic row.
niez, re zamianoWanie p.
Orlikowskiego ma powyz-
sly urzad ME nalezy jesz-
cze uwazac "a rzecz juz
sta4a, gdyz kandydaci sta
wac maja pred komisja
s}uzby cywilnej. Nalezy je
dnak spodziewac sic, re
pan Bernard Orlikowski IL
trzyma sic ma powyzszym
urzedzie.
Uwazac to MONA "a da
ma repompesate "a ponie'
siona przez naszych roda-
kow dotkliwa porazke w
jesiennych zesz}orocznych
wyborach. Mech i tax be-
die. Narazie musimy zado
wolfe sic powo4aniem pana
Orlikowskiego ma ten "a
szczytny urzad.
Jednakowaz ME nalezy
zapominac, ze najwyzszy
juz czas ma to, ably pony
Slec @ nalezytem zorgani-
zowaniu sic. ably porazka.
jakiej doznalismy w roku
ubieg4ym, ME powtorzy4a
sic juz wiecej.
Panu Bernardowi Orli-
kowskiemu gratulujemy o.
trzymania tax intratnej po
sadly miejskiej i zyczymy
mu jak najlepszego ma no
wynn urzedzie tym powo-
dZenia.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-15
Pomy$|Cie mad tenn, Siostry!

Coraz to czesciej s}yszy sic narzekania, Eel
posiedzena naszych Towarzystw ME sciagaja ami
nawet po1owy cz}onka. Zdarza sic, il W nekto-
rych Grupach braku cz}onkin, zarzad ME jest WI
stanie posiedzene odbyc. Poprzestawac musza u
ma przyjmowanu podatku, czesto row.
niez przez dzieci przysy]anego.
Przekonaniem naszem jest, IL dzieje sic to da-
tego, poniewaz zakrada sic Wsrod cz}onkin peWne
zniechecenie poWodu braku zainteresoWania, cze-
go posiedzenia niektorych naszych Towarzystw ME
sa w stanie czlonkiniom sWym, dac .ssx a.
wiec trzeba koniecznie czems urozmaicic te
posiedzena, azeby one ola cz1onkin stanowi}y ja-
kas atrakcje azeby je sciagaly, zajmowa1y, azeby,
gdy ma ME przyjda, zabaWi}y sic rowniez W gronie
wsp6}-Siostr Rodaczek, lub tez pouczyfy sic RE
czach biezacych waznych, ktore kazda czfonkin
zainteresowacby potrafi}y.
Mistrzyniami tych rzeczach So Amely kanki.
Przemawianie pubiczne jest mich wprost koniecz-
noscia, ale przemawiajac ma posiedzenach czy
zebraniach dobieraja one odpoWiednie, interesuja-
ce tematy, przytem z omaWianym przedmiotem
sa same dok}adnie Zaznaj jOmiOne.
Widzi sic mich r6wniez, re ma ich posiedze-
mach cz{onkini spotyka sic Z jakas niespodzianka
czy to przygotowuja sobie wsp6lna przekaske, u
rozmaicona towarzyska pogawedka, czy wreszcie
po ukonczonem posiedzeniu zabaWiaja sic tancza
przy dzwiekach muzyki
Me pragniemy tu narzucac sWych mysi, co i
iak naezy urzadzac, by pOsiedZenia Wiecej urOZma-
iconemi uczynic, powyzsze podalismy tylko jake
przyk1ad, pragniemy jedynie zwrocic uwage ma
to, re cos nalezy tel sprawie uczynic, by posie-
dzenia naszych Towarzystw ME by}y zanadto mud
nemi - jak to niekt6re czlonkinie posiedzeniach
naszych sic wyrazaja
Niechze Zarzady Towarzystw naszych mad tenn
sic zastanowia jezeli uwazaja zmiane "a korzyst-
na, moga wybrac pomiedzy czlonkn specjalny
komitet, kt6ry zastanoWi sic mad WypoWedzlanemi
powyzej s}owam naszem przygotuje jakis prog
ram ten ma nastepnem posedzeniu przedlozy do
zaakceptowania, wprowadzony zycie bye
moze posiedzenia nasze Wiecej interesujaceml u
cZVnic zdOla.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-15
DIVA Lofty POLSKIE "a ATLAN-
TYK POSIADAJA BARDZO DO
BRE POPARCIE POWIN-
NY SIZE UDAC

WARSZAWA. - Marszaiek Pill.
sudski przez swego ministra woj-
ry wszed{ ma liste ubiegajacych sis
o honory lotu transoceanicznego.
a to przez zebranie funduszow ma
zakupno Fokker samolotu W kto-
ryrn porucznik kalina zamierza
przeleciec Z Warszawy do New Yor
ku.
kalina znajduje sic obecnie "
Alnsterdamie, .naradzajac sic in
zyaierami Fokkera zak1adow mad
wyborem maszyny.
Majorowie Idzikowski kubala
k.orzy pred kilku tygodniami o.
swiadczyli gotowosc przelotu pre-:
ocean odbeda W tym tygodniu kon
cove proby ich aeroplanu "Bial,
Crzef.
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D r O B N E.
WZMIANKI

W East Cleveland projek.owsne
Jest wybudowanie dworca kolejo-
wego Ia torach kolejowych. -
Dworzec ten ma bye pobudowany
przez koieje Nickel Plate New
York Central.
" wypadkach automobilowych
kilkanascie osob odniosfo l1ejszs
lub ciezsxe obrazenia cielesne.
Ziodzieje. kt6rzy wiamaIi sic do
b,ura firmy Ohio Wholesale Cro-
Gerry Co, nApracowai sic mad o.
twarciem kasy ogniotrwalej. = sdy
ia otworzyli. to przekonali sie. zc
Gaia ich praca byla ma mic. gdy.
kasie pieniedzy ME znaleki.
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Poona zgotoe sic do godnego powitana pokich onk6w.

rzaja przeleciec ponad At
lantykiem, Z Paryza do N.
Yorku, Jest juz dostatecz-
ME wypr6bowany i czeka
gotowy, moze przeleciec
5000 mil bez zatrzymywa
MIA sic.
Lotnicy spodziewani 81
w Nowym Yorku oko4o 20
maja b. r. Gale Wychodzt-
wo szykuje sic ma ich przy-
jecie. w wielu osadach pol
skich organizuja sic juz
komitety przyjecia.