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The Washington times., 1929-03-08
HUNT GAMBLER
IN FLORIDA
Staying
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Continued from First Page)
c'Fatty'Y Walsh early yesterday.
One report was that Wilson Is head
ing for ST. Petersburg, while another
has him aboard a coaStwise liner
bound north.
Walsh. former bodyguard Of Ar,
mold Rothhtein, was slain during q
card game IN Wilson'S rooms mn
the fourteenth floor Of the dfami
BiltmOre Hotel here. A warrant
for Wilson's arrest was issued by
Justice Otis Spencer last night
after he had studied affidayits
submitted by Sheriff Lehman and
Assistant states Attorney Richard
II. Hunt.
A score Of witnesses are being
held. among them two who are
reported to have admitted being
Nye.witnesseE to the killing.
Belief that Walsh was . partner
OF Wilson In the latter's alleged
gambling layout here was advanced
today by Assistant States Attorney
Richard H. Hunt.
Called Walsh = Pest
According to Hunt. Wilson said
few hours before Walsh was killed:
That damn Walsh Is pest.
/ wish he wasn't In on this"
The States attorney censtrnesi
this statement to mean that Walsh
was 'in on" Wilson's alleged gam
bling house racket" here.
The fact that Walsh and Wilson
Quarreled Wednesday and that the
pair argued shortly before the
shooting over q financial matter,
coupled with the remark attFibuted
to Wilson, has caused States At
torney Hunt to Investigate the
business relations OF the two men.
Justice Spencer announced that.
the score or more witnesses will.
he examined In his court today.
They were questioned practically
all day yesterday by Sheriff I1eh.
man and the states Attorney. Late
last night 1t was learned that the
witnesses had re-enacted the hap
penines' OF the evening before Mt
the Miami RiItmore Hotel Two
men ARE said to have admitted
being eye.wituesses to the killing.
Wounded Maa Held
Meanwhile Arthur l.. Clark wss
being held in the hospital ward Of
Dade county Jail following his re.
lease from Miami General Hos,
pital. he was shot through the
chest and left arm in the affray
In which Walsh was slain.
Inspector william Connolly Of
the New York police. has requested
that Clark be held for his depart
Enent. He n wanted In connection
with an SIf eco confidence awln1le
in the northern city. Police Chief
W, r. Key said today, Clark ls
also reported to be wanted i'm
Philadelphia.
Others Under Arrest
Under arrest besides Clark are
X. r. Gaylord. In whose name the
alleged gambling suite was rented:
w. l.. Bowen. suspected driver OF
the car in which Clark was horne to
the hospital. and CkafIes Easley, re
Gently arrested for opera ting .
Miami gaming house. All are main.
tanning Aullen silence.
Closing OF every gambling resort
in Greater Miami seemed imminent.
following two. conferences between
former Governor John Martin and
States Attorney Hawthorne. The
latter said:
The community is fortunate gun
men are using pistols instead of
machine guns.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08

ST tried at three banks to get
ANAL loans to tide US over, but
they all refused me-" Mrs. O'CoD
nor sobbed. please let me go to
work and settle my affairs"
Once at headquarters Mrs. O'Con
nor collapsed and the woman tele.
phone operator Of the police switch
board was called into duty as \
nurse until Mrs. o'Connor had re
covered sufficiently to stand thu
trip to Galiinger Hospital, where
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
$4,000 BAR BRINGS Sa5

READING, Pa, March S.--A
solid mahogany bar and sidebar,
costing $4,000 before Prohibition.
was sold for S3s at a sheeiff'a
sale Of the saloon fixtures 'ot
wiii1=-~ Z. Wise. this city.
The Washington times., 1929-11-29

s:IO-HeIpful Hints to Housewives
by Virginia Dye.
9:S0-Musical Program.
11:I6--Studio Presentation.
=. M.
12:30-Daily Farm Chat by David
Martin.
12:l5-MusicsI Program.
3:00--Afternoon Musicale.
3:3O--An Hour of "Whoople," with
Art Stone, popular pianist
Of popular songs.
4:20-Midafternoon Musicale.
6:3O-Dinner Music.
7:sO-Phil Loria's Chimney Villa
Orchestra
s:OO-James Chamberlain, tenor:
Helen Fenwick, accompan-
ist.
S:1S-MarEaret ogden, soprano;
James Walters, accompan-
ist
S:3O-Audrey Brown. the child
pianist.
S:45-The Alexandria Hawaiians.
9:15-Jack and Jill.
9:30-The GOndalisrs.
S:5O-Song stories.
10:O5-The Washington Trio.
IL 1:0O-Good Night.
The Washington times., 1929-11-29
PRINCIPAL LRADI0P PR y GRAMS

7:O0-ChiIdren's Party.
7:3O-Musicale: Music Talk'
S:OO-CYties Service Concert
9:OO-Harbor Lights.
q:3n-Srhraeder Band.
1O:OO-Negro Quartet; Arts Ut
chestrA.
tO.so-Mystery Hour -MelodramG.
i:o0-St. Regis Orchestra.
1900 (midnighD Centrai Or-
chestra.
WJZ-New YOrk-760-3e4
(NB.C. System)
s:00-whyte's Orchestra.
7:OO-hmos m Andy; Male octet
T:3O-Dixie Circus.
solicitations.
S:3O-Personalitles at I'll.
S:45-Famous Loves.
s:OO--Interwoven Pair.
9:30-Philco Hour, Naughty AA-
rletta."
10:O0-Armstrong QuakerS
1O:3O-Armour Hour.
ll:OO-Slumber Music.
WCAUPhIIadeIphIa-
7:OO-Felin's Program.
7:3O-Columbia Network.
S:0O-Entertainers
S;3O-Columbia Network.
1O:30--WarWick Orchestra.
11:OO-Garbers Orchestra.
1I;3O-Walton Orchestra.
PhllRdeIphla-6lO-4S2
7:OO--Uncle Wip.
7;3O--Instrumental Quartet; Or
Chestra,
s:30-Musical Shower.
0:0O-EngembIe; trio.
io:Oo-DancS OrehSStTA@
The Washington times., 1929-11-29

II it's Broadway that interests
Rcu. hare Is a splendid oppor-
emity to become acquainted with
some personalities, that have put
the Hight in the Great White
Way.
Tonight at 8 o'clock, George
RNce. popular comedian, Waller
and RaZof, writer's Of the show
"Hot Chocolates" Margaret
Speaks and Helen House, song
team, and William Wirges' or
Clnegtra will entertain on the third
program Of the Brownbilt Foot
1ehts. II will be heard locally
toRgh WNGAL.
0sorgi0 Price was born on the
Hass Side Of New York city, that
wonderland from whence 80
many Of Broadways most brilliant
stars have sprung. Under the
protecting wing Of Gus Edwards,
he was tutored in the essentials
Of showmanship and since the
age Of sixteen has been constantly
forging ahead. He has written a
comedy skit for tonight's broad
cast, which you will undoubtedly
enjoy.
Curtis Program
Charlotte Symons, who will be
the soprano soloist Of the second
Curtis Institute Of Music broad
cast at 1890 o'clock over C.B s.
stations comes to the microphone
fresh from her operate debut Of
a few weeks ago. Miss SymonS
was assigned the role Of Micaela
in Carmen" which was the
opening performance of rhe
Philadelphia Grand Opera Com
pany this season.
The Swastika Quartet, also to
be heard on this program is a
well-knoWn chamber music or
ganiZation. It will appear in
Washington some time this
winter.
Chinese scales and rhythms are
employed to convey the atmos-
phere Of the queer and crooked
alleys depicted in Whitborne'S
"Pell Street." which will be heard
in the Cities Service concert, at
8 o'clock over the local N.B.C.
station.
The Cavaliers quartet and
xylophone solos will contribute
variety to the musical program
under the direction Of Rasario
Bourbon.
A potpourn Of melodies will be
offered In the Planters Picksrs
program at 10 o'clock. A group
Of Negro spirituals will be rend-
cred by the Hallelujah singers in.
cluding; The Lords Going to
Move This Wicked Race"
Jubilee" Nobody Knows 1he
Trouble I've Seen," and Joshua
Fit de Battle OBJ Jericho"
Political Authority
Richard 8. Childs, president Of
the City Club of New York,
speaker on the March of Events
program over WRC and asSoci-
ated N.B.C. stations at Sis
o'clock. has chosen THE Modern
Reformer in Politics" as his sub
ject.
The True Story hour, with
Mary and Bob. over CHS. sta
ttons at 9 o'clock. will have for
It's locale the opening of a new
0oArA house in a. Southern CiEY
The travellers experiences will be
detailed and the story will be
told them at the big affair.
The Washington times., 1929-11-29
LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-washinE nEtOn--S5O-3I

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I2;1O-Evening Stars.
l:OO-National Farm and Home Hour
THE Home Calendar
1:A5-Organ recital from the Kilt
studios by Robert Ruekman
and Clay Coss. pianist.
12O-The Melody Three.
s:15-Rochester Philharmonic Or
chestra.
I:1S-Pacific Feature Bour.
6:OO-Park Central Tea Music.
B:15--'The March Of Events" The
Modern Reformer in Politica."
by Richard s. Childs.
B:30-The Lady Next Door.
S:45-santa Claus from the North
s:OO-Biack and Gold Room Or
chestTa.
s:3O-Raybestos Twins.
7:OO-Amos n Andy.
7:2O-Campus CarOllers.
7:30-Correct time.
7:31-Broadway Lights.
7:45-"The World in Music"
9:00-Harbor Lights
g:3O-Schradertown Band.
1O:OO-Planters Pickers.
1O:3O-Mystery House.
1l:OO-Weather forecast.
. 11:O1-Lotus Orchestra.
WMAL-WaShInEt EtOn-6SO-47O
12:15-COiumbia Salon Orchestra.
1l:90-YosnG's Orchestra.
1:so-savoy Plaza Orchestra
3;00-PattSrns in Prints.
1,O0-Columbia Ensemble.
S:3O-For Your Information.
S:0or-Ann Leaf at the organ.
i:so-"cha.' with tn. Weather
A4o-cIuS Pl..a Orchestra.
b:OO-Pauline- Healy Shook, soprano.
S:8O-"Radio Topics" discussed by
James z. Chinn.
6:4S-Ambassador Tea Dance.
6:O0-Correct Time.
6:15-Emmett b. swink. pianO-accOr'
s45-Harry Angelica. baritone.
7:O0-Popular Piano Syncopator
7:15-'Listening on Jimmy and
7so-FannIs shrsv. Hsart.lll. So
prano.
7:46-saks Hour.
S:OO-Brown-Bn FootlightG
S:3O--Eversharp Penmen.
9:O0-True Story Hour.
1O:OO-Bremer-T -Tuliy Time.
1O:30--Curtis Institute of Music
Program.
11:OO-Jan Garbers Orchestra.
ashIngtOn--1S1O-22S
s:OO-Tsa Time Jack Mullans'S En-
tertainers
S45-The Town Crier.
6:00-What's on the air tonightH
6:15-Estelle Wentworth's Studio Re-
s:4S-"Let's Go Fishin' "-B. q. Pfeit-
fer Izaak Walton League.
7:0O-Hamilton Hotel Dinner Music
1O:00-Dance program.
WJSO-Mt. Vernon Hills, V".-14sO-
s:00-Musical Greeting.
The Washington times., 1929-11-29

1O:OO-N.B.C. System.
11:OO-Musical Program.
1l:45-Blackstone Orchestra.
l2:15-Majestic Theater Artists.
WDAF-Kansas City-61O-492
1t;l5-PIoneers: Dance Music.
12:46-NiEhthawk Frolic.
KFAB-IJncOIn-77O-3
S:3O-N.B.C System.
11:O0-RaybestOs Hour.
12:O0-Popular Program.
WTMJ-MiIwaukee-6
S:OO-BrunswIck Program.
9:3O-N.B.C. System.
11:OO-Naried Program.
l2:00-Dance Orchestra.
WSM-Nash viIIe-6BO
S:aO-Cralg's OrcheEtra.
S:OO-N.B.C. system.
ll!p0-EntSTtainers.
WOW-OmahR-5e0-5O
1O:1o-AmSrican Legion Bana.
KwkAehrevSpOrt-sSO-SSS
l:eo-etudiO program.
KBrP-St. Paul-14eO-2OB
S:oe--RarisIans.
OiSS-NB.C. System.
le:O0-cOurtSSy Program.
1eSo-NB &c. system,
Ii:oo-spscialty: DntSrtainSrS.
11+s-Courtssy program.
1900 (midnighO-Dance music.
A. M
1:00-MidniEht Club.
KVOO-TUlsa-I140-2
p. NJ.
lO:OO-N.B.C. system.
l:0O-Ambass dors
1900 (midnight)-TulsA Dance Or
chestra.
WNAC-BOatOD--12S0-
S:00-ColumbiA Network.
WKBW-BuffaIO-147
S:S0--Brunswick BrevltieR
9:00-MusicaI Moments
9S0--StrinE Choir.
10:O0-Organ; orchestra.
11:OO-Song shop; Lyman's Orchestra.
A-CIearwater-90O-333
SO0-Vocal; organ.
10:00-Popular program.
II 1:00-Dance Ramble
WTAM-Cleveland-1
8:00-WEAF program
S0O-Orchestra.
S:S0-Friday Frolics.
1O:30-Variety: Dance Music.
WJR-DetrOlt-75O-4OO
7:2O-Concert Orchestra.
= 8:OO-WJZ program.
S30-Orchsstra.
SO0--At the SHOWS.
9:30-wJZ program.
11:O0-News: Brucker'B Orchestra.
1900 (midnight)-Easy Chair.
The Washington times., 1929-11-29
DISTANT STATIONS

Wgn-AtlanGM-SAO-A
S,Oo-N.BC. System.
I1,3o--Hawaiian DnsenAlS.
1A:o0-Conesrt.
NR-ChicAgO-S70-S4S
a:00--Air Juniors.
S:1S-Farmer's Farmer.
l9:30--Westphal OrchestrG.
l24O-Comedy Sketches.
A. M
I:00-Air Vaudeville.
WGN-ChiCaRO-72O-4
s:3O--Courtesy Programs.
1O:O0--JuhiIePrs.
10:30-Blliken Troupers
1l:0O-Tomorrow's Trib.; hungry
Five.
1I:1O-Goldketts's Orchestra: Night
hawks.
11:0O-Dream Ship; Dance MuSis,
WMAQ-ChicaE0-67O
s:30-COlumbia Network.
1O:30-Courtesy Program
1l:0O-EntertainerE; Chimes.
11:30-Musical POtpourri.
12:OO-Dance Orchestra
WLS-ChiCaEO-87O-3
S:O0-~Concert Music.
930-Talk.
lO:O0-MusIcal Program.
1l:0O-Dancs Music.
ll:3O-WLS Show Boat.
WLW-CinClnDati-1O
9:30-Courtesy Program.
1O:00-wJH Program.
11:O0-Songs; Scrap Book
l1:3O-Burnt Corkers
12:0O-Gibson Orchestra.
l2:30-Musical Program.
A. NJ.
1:nO-AI- Night Party.
WBAP-Fort WOrth-SOO-S7B
The Washington times., 1929-11-29
Todays Song Hit
Another Popular the Washington Times Series.
"If Can't HGUe You"

From Colleen MOOre's Pcure-FOOTLIGHTs and FOOLS
II can't have you'll can't have me
Will make blue-As blue as / will be?
II can't have yOu-AH love to share
There Is 10 me whO-COuId make
will with lock your
image in memory
I'll keep loving yOu-NO else will do
Sweetheart, II can't have
right
The Washington times., 1929-11-29
NEARBY STATIONS

WRVA-RichmOnd-1I
p. NJ.
S:OO-Trio.
7:0O-Sports; Movie News.
T:45-Concert
S:4S-N.B.C. system.
l0:OO-QuartSt.
10:3O-N.B.C. system.
11:OO-RiohmOnd Orchestra
WFBR-BaltlmOR0-1
S:AS-Ths City'a Business.
T:1S"Know Maryland Better" =.
T:1O-Ths Wandering wonder Boys.
O:OO-Ths NanJSns.
S00-Christmas Gift CONTEXT.
O:30-Ths Musical Arts Tri0.
10:1B-Rio Rita Orchestra,
WPG-AtIantiC Clty--11OO-S7S
S:OO-Concert Orchestra.
S:SO-Health Talk: Music Club.
S:20-Special program.
s:30-Oriole Glse Club.
10:O0-Tenor, pianist.
11:OO-silver slipper Orchestra.
1900 (midnighD-Organ.
WOR-Newark-11O-4
s:OO-Bernis's Orchestra: Uncle
Don.
7:OO-Football Talk.
7:20-Iubileers.
8:00--Colorsd Male Quartet
S:OO-Canzonetta.
S:3O-Van Heusen Orchestra.
10 0:0O-Lone Star Rangers.
1O:3O-King's Orchestra.
11:00-News; Nichols Orchestra.
l1:30--Moonbeams.
WABC-New YOrk-86O-34S
6:30-SpechtB Orchestra.
7:30-FashiOn Plates.
8:O0-Brown-Bllt Footlight1.
B:30-Wahl Penman.
9:O0-True Story Hour.
1O:OO-Bremer Tully Time.
1O:3O-Curtis Institute of Music.
l1:00-Garber's Orch estra.
11:30-Lyman's Orchestra.
1900 (midniEhtl-Ellington Band.
WEAF-New YOrk-660-454
IN. BIC. System.)
6:00-Dinner Music.
6:30-Raybestos Twins
The Washington times., 1929-11-29
BEST PROSPECTS

6:l5 D. m.-Emmeft II. SwInk,
| plano -accOFdIOnist (WMAI-476I.
1918 D. m:-Talk ON Christ
mas Seals and Public Health
1880 y. m.-FannIe ShFeve
HeartsilI. soprano (1VMAI-4T6).
CHAIN PROGRAM
7:4B y. m.-"The World in Mu-
ste" (N.B.CD. New YOrk--WEAF,
WRC. WEEI. etc.
3 D. m.-Clties Service Concert
Orchestra AMI the Cavaliers
(N.B.C0. New York -- WEAF,
WRC. WEEI. vito. etc.
Q .. m.-True Story Hour (CO-
lumbiR). WMAL. etO.
10 D. m.-PlanteP PIckeES
(N,B.C.), New York-WEAf.
WRC. YTTC. WAR, Stc.I BFonSR-
TuIly Time (COlumbia). WhAL.
etc.
1O,SO p. m.-CurtlS institute Sf
Music Program (CSlUm blal.
WMAL, etc.
DANCA MUSIC
10 D. m~DanOo Music CWOK-
II .. m.-Garber's Orchestra
(WMAI--470i Lotus Orchestra
(WRC-816).
The Washington times., 1929-11-29

KDKA-E. PIttSburEh-61O-49
II :00-Bestor's Orchestra.
7:30--Business and Pleasure.
8:00-E.B.C. System.
wGY-schenectady-7
7:30-Arpeko MinEtrsls.
S:00-Concert Orchestra.
9:0O-WEAF program.
KOA-Denver4-83O-36
11:I5-Courtesy program: songs
1900 (midnighD-N.B.C. System
StaRecoachers.
A. NJ.
1:00--N. BIC. System.
KNX--HOlly lywOOd-1O5O-2S6
1O:O0-Feature program.
11:00-Order of Do-Nuts.
12:[5Hollywood Stadium.
KFI-Los Angeles-64O-468
10:O0-N.B.C Armstrong QuakerA
10:30-N. BIC. Armour program.
11:00--N. P. C. -R. CA. Hour.
12:00-N. BIC. Borden program.
12:30-N.B.C. OIL Co. Four.
CKGW-TOrOntO-69O-
10:OO--Musical program.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-06-18
NASzE FUNDAT0RkI
Z CYKLU ARTYKUkOW
"NASZA PRZESZLOSC"

POZA siedmnastoma organzatorkami, kt0rych
zabiegom piracy przedeWszystkiem many do "a
wdzieczenia, il Stowarzyszenie Polek Stanach
Zjednoczonych do zycia poWo}anem zostafo, archl-
wa Wskazuja to- IL W piracy pierwszycl
pionerek do osiagniecia pozadanego celu by}y bar.
dzo pomocne Panic, jake W protoko}ach organiza-
cyjnych figuruja pod nazWa Fundatorek. Ponize.
Agacka Julia, Andrzejewska Marjanna, And
rzejewska Leokadja Bartkowska Antonina, B}azej-
czak Honorata, Bohn Leokadja, Borkowska Anie-
la, BrachoWska Francszka, Bacerzak AntOnina
Bfotnicka Marjanna, Cywinska J0zefa, Ciemnoczo-
}owska Helena Czyznowska Franciszka, Cywiilska
Marta, Compel Agata, Compel Jadwiga, Dziewe-
czy1ska Leokadja, Dora Mariana, DzieWeczynska
SeWeryna, DyczkoWska Jozefa, Fleming Anna, Ga
domska Jozefa, GawryszeWska Florentyna, Grams
Albertyna G}owik Walerja, Gorska Leokadja, Gi-
zewska Joanna, Guza Ludwika, Inska Teresa, Ja-
Jankowska Marta, Jab1onowska Franciszka Jast-
rzembska Veronica, Kneblewicz Antonina, Kuzius
Juljanna Kniola Pelagja, Kalinowska J0zefa, Ken1-
pska Anna, Kwiatkowska Wiktorja KonkoWska
Michalina, KWiatkoWska Joanna, Krejc Helena, Ka-
czoroWska Marjanna, Kurzejko Klara, KalinoWska
Marjanna, KuceWicz Helena, KWiatkoWska Kata-
rzyna, Kolczynska Marjanna, Ka}amejka Marian
na, Kaminska Jozefa, Konrad Anna, Krukowska
JUL janna, Ksiazkowska Pelagja, KWarcianna Ma
rjanna, Knio1a Marjanna, LewandoWska Eva, Loj-
kiewcz Anna, Lenart Rozalja, LidmanoWska Ma
rjanna, Lorenc W}adys1awa, Kukwinska Marjanna,
Mrszy1ska Stanislawa, Marty1ska Franciszka, Mar
lewska Rozalja, Mydynska Justyna Magalska Fran
ciszka Maras Agata, Muszy1ska Marjanna MakoW-
ska Kazmiera, Miecznikowska Teodora, Mosinska
Franciszka, MaszeWska Mariana, Mazela Roza-
lja Musial Agnieszka, Myslifska Aniela, Nowakow-
ska Magdalena, OsoWska Marjanna, OWczarek An
ma, Orenska Marta Olsztylska Agnieszka, OstroW-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-06-18
kARTkA Z HISTORU
STOW. POLEk

ska Marjanna, Paw1owska Franciszka, Podgorska
Amelia, PorkoWska Juljanna, Penner Rozaja, Pan
nent Katarzyna, Pi1awska Helena, Pietowska Magda
lena, Piotrowska Maranna, Pawiak Paulina, Paw
1owska Cecylja, Peczynska Maria, Pdyszewska He
Il lena PodWojska Antonina, Potrowska Magdalena,
Rucinska Mariana, Rybicka Magdalena Rutkow-
ska Helena, Rozanska Agnieszka, Raszkowska Ju-
Schniegenberg Marta, Stefanska Eva, Szczutkow-
ska Walerja, Sobolewska Eleonora, Siekierska Te-
resa, SoboleWska Teresa, SyroWska Mariana, Sa-
Wicka Bogumi}a, SaWicka Elzbieta, Skienieczna
Apoonja Sledz Franciszka, Slezak Emma, Swuus
Teofila, Sza1Wilska Marjanna Szeluga Michalina
Szuarecka Paulina, Sobczak Karona, Twarogow-
ska Teofila, Tomkalska Wiktorja Tomska Anna
TWarogowska Emilia, Tylicka Anna, Wisniewska
Emilia, WieoWiejska Anna, Wierzchalska Marian
na Werner Elzbieta Walowska Walerja, Wackow-
ska Katarzyna, Wisniewska Marjanna, Wisniewska
Marta, Wissniewska Stanis}awa, Zi6}kowska JOAN
na Zielinska Rozalja Zwierzykowska Wiktorja.
PoWyzej wymienione Panic pierwsze do apeu
stane}y zupe}nie s}usznie W protok0}ach urzedo-
Wych jake dotychczas archiWach przechowa}y
sic, danO i'm naive fundatOrek naszei Wspania}ej
niewiesciej organizacji.
Niekt6re tych pierwszych cz1onkin przenio-
sly sic juz do wiecznosci, wiekszosc jednak zyje,
cieszy sic czerstWem zdroWiem i Wiee z tych pra-
ca szczera Wydajna drugich do czyn6w zacheca
ola dobra rozWoju naszej organizacji.
Geese naszym fundatorkom nalezy sic jak|
najwieksza podzieka "a ich nieprzerwana prace
dla dobra rozwoju Stowarzyszenia Polek Sta
mach Zjednoczonych. Me tylko ze potrafiy one be-
WIEN utrzymac powo}ana niegdys do zycia organi-
zacje, ale dzieki ich zapobiegliWosci i WytrWa}ej
piracy Stowarzyszenie Polek ciagu lat ubieg}ych|
dojsc zdo}a}o do tel potegi, jakiej obecnie orga
nizacje nasza Widzmy. A ch roWniez to przecie
zas1uga.
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urzad Gilmore by} dtyhcza gubenatorem fill
pinskich stanowku zyskaf sobe ogona ympatje
WADZE czechosfowackie statnich czasach skonskoway
podobn ilose rewoucynych rozdawane
edzy ludnoscis niewyky dtyhs yik Zawsrose lite
racka brour rozzutek pdnecafa S}owakow peck
Cechom powodu
dzony wiezenu szpiegowo dadecke amiary pzecwko
pawu koryse Wegi TAX przynamne podaa wadomo:c
sfery czeskie.
Tajemnica wydawni Gteratuy zostaia
wiesiaka koy pda wadzom ze cd do
a aeropn ktorego by odezwy do ludno
sci Samoot ow zazwyczaj prxybywa ponad miasto
lyle gos podana krajowej wiadmosc powyiszego
wynika, a poedy Czechami Sowkami zgody ie tel daje
ie bede predo Odway sic u1 goy wybtniezych s}o
wackich przewodcow dmagaace wizI raktu
gdy Ameryce naodu siowackigo zesle
siowaccy zarzuca Csesi ME dtzymai dnyh
wedy obietnic stad wia;ne ci@gla nezgoda walki
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KONGRES UCHWALA
..& REZOLUCJE
Cafy kraj z}ozy hold Polakow

WASHINGTON. - Prezyednt
Hoover oficjalnie oglosi wkrotce
proklamacje, wzywajaca ca}y ma
rod amerykanski do ziozenia ho1
du generaiowi Kazimierzowi Pu-
}askiemu w 15O-ta rocznice jego
bohaterskiej smierci ma polu pod
czas bitwy pod Savannah. Me
tax dawno temu odnosna rezo-
lucje, zadajaca takiej proklama-
eli re strony Prezydenta uchwa-
lii Senat. Rezolucje te zatwier-
dzila Izba bill przeslano ma
tychmiast do Bialego Domu ma
rece Prezydenta Hoovera.
Ojciec kawalerji amerykan-
skiej, general brygady Pulaski,
bedzie uczczony przez Gale Sta
ny Zjednoczone dnia 11-go pa
zdziernika.
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CO SkYCHAC w SWIECIE?

CHINY stoja pzededu jdnej nawiekszych wojen, jake
kedykolwiek nawidziy ottch latach
die do ugodowego
akcy Take zdane wypowadaja stukow polycznych
"niebieskieso panstwa".
Try prawdopodob;enst~a sic wy1one obecnego
manowe Zwyeswo edej fakci, zwyeeswo dugiej
ub interwencja panstw zagrancznych
obcokajowcy, szczegone Amerykanie opu.zczaj
udac proekcje
rzadowyh okretow wojennych Nepedko widne pyjdze
mach do xupelne konsolidacI narodowej
EDNO powazneszych Gtewskich "Rytas" artykule
uawnaace sic dezena Neme keunku ekpans staiej
Wschod a miedzy innem ma Litwe
Dznik usepow pin acknowledgement ne-
mech, kyeh nawoluje niemieckie do
silly Rzeszy, popieranie koonizacI
kij wchodnch kresach Neie, pzedewszystkim Lvie
Najyiszy ably na pobaymcy Lwini wreszce JUL sdoia
przezee przekonae n.jks.e dla
ich ozysny grozi ich niemieckiego sasiada
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w tym celu kongres Stanow
Zjedhoczonych zamianowa{ special
ma komisje uczczenia pamieci Pu-
iaskiego, zlozona z pieciu senate
row i jednego wybitnego Amery-
kanina polskiego pochodzenia, Oh.
Ignacego Werwinskiego South
Bend, Ind, ktora wspoipracujac re
Stowarzyszeniem Weteranow Ar
mil Polskiej innemi Organizac ja-
mi tax polskiemi jak amerykan-
skiemi zajmie sic ma koszt rzadu
Stanow Zjednoczonych urzadze-
MEM uroczystosci pamiatkowej
150-letniej rocznicy smierci Bry-
gadjera-Generafa Kazimierza Pu-
iaskiego.
We wszystkich kolonjach pol.
skich Rodacy nasi przygotowuja
sic do obchodow tip. uroczysto-
sci, a wiec Polonja nasza nie
powinna ME mole pozostac ~
tyle poza innemi. Polonja W Gle