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New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
GAMES ON
INDUSTRIAL CARD
Last Games Of Season at Tabs
Hall to Be Played Tonight
S,anlil,.

The merry battle which is being
league for second place since first
place has been decided definitely in
favor of the Corbin Screw team,
will continue tonight and if two Of
the teams which are still in the
race for the title score victories,
there will be three teams within a
half a game of each other as
the final games are played next
Tuesday night.
At present Stanley Rule Is in sec
ond place with 10 victories and five
defeats. 1t will not play until next
Tuesday and its two rivals will have
a chance to creep up half a game
if they win tonight. Fafnirs' speedy
quintet is in third place, a half a
game behind the Rulers. II the FAT
mir five wins over the Stanley Works
tonight it will move into a second
place tie. Russell e. Erwin is in
fourth place and If it wins tonight
it will cut further into the lead
which its two rivals now holds. Next
Tuesday night it will play Stanley
Rule and much will depend on the
outcome Of this game.
Tonight's games are as follows:
J.anders VS.. p. & +. Corbin.
Stanley Works vs.. Fafnirs,
RussWin vs.. N. 3. Machine.
While the other teams are battling
the P & F. Corbin and Landers
teams will be having a contest to
decide which is to have the cellar
championship. Losses OF all the
games remaining on the P. e. F.
schedule and victories for the Lam
ders team in its two remaining
games will leave both teams In 4 tie
for the last place position.
Another team will have finished
its schedule after tonight, making
three members Of the Corbin family
that will play no more. Corbin
Screw and Corbin Cabinet Lock nm
ished last week. and P. & F. Corbin
will finish tonight.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
STARS HERE TOMORROW
New Britain Basketball Team to Face Only Quintet
That Defeated Fordham Five This Season-Regu.
lars All to Appear in Game - Contest to Have 4
College Atmosphere -Zakzewski, Dougherty and
Leary May All Play-Battle to Start at 8 O'clock

Tomorrow night at the Stanley
Arena, basketball fans are due to
witness All extraordinary exhibition
when the entire New York Uni.
versity squad playing under the
name of the Palisades club of New
York. will face'the New Britain
team in the weekly feature. The
players who will appear with the
visiting club are all seniors and
ready to graduate and for that rea.
son there is no obstacle to their
transforming as basketball club.
AS the New York University team
TINS season was the only one to
beat Fordham in basketball and az
the New Britain team has OH its
roster three former Fordhamites In.
Guiding this years captain, the game
tomorrow night will have all the
earmarks of a college contest.
Frank Dougherty of the New Brit.
ain team was captaining Fordha,n
when. after a long string Of sue.
cesses it bowed to New York u, and
he views this weeks game as an op-
portunity to vindicate his spirit
against his erstwhile conquerors,
Aiding him will be Jimmy Zakzew.
ski, former Fordham center and Tom
Leary. also former Fordham
basketball captain.
This trio will probably be started
in the game tomorrow night and
there isn't any doubt whatever but
that they will play their heads of
to beat the visitors
The New York team will consist Of
Schuman and Christensen as for.
wards. Bill Conroy. captain. at cen.
ter and Newblatt and Red" Dynan
as guards Archie Roberts and prob.
ably some other players will form
the reserve squad.
New Britain's lineup will be pick.
ed from among the regulars. in
GLIDING Sloman and Zakzewski at
forwards. Donoghue at center.
Dougherty. Leary. Arburr and Shee.
han at guards and Restelli and Hoist
on reserve.
The game tomorrow night will
start promptly at . o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
Durocher and Larry
Have Batting Duel

st. Petersburg, Fla. March % t1
Leo Durocher and Lyn Larry are
having 4 batting duel for a regular
job with the champion Yankees, but
neither has made much progress 20
far. There doesn't seem to be room
for both on the Yankee squad and
Manager Higgins apparently has de.
cided TO let their batting settle the
matter. They failed to do much
about 1t yesterday. Each went to
bat hve times but staged 4 httless
draw while the rest Of the Yankees
gathered is hits and 4 10 to / VIC
tory over the Braves.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
American Horses Enter
National Steeplechase

Aintree. March 20 R-American
owned horses competing in today's
grand national steeplechase are:
Billy Barton, owned by Howard
Bruce, ridden by I. Cullihan.
Easter Hero, owned by .ohn Hay
Whitney. ridden by J. Maloney.
Bright's Boy. owned by Stephen
Sanford. ridden by +. Leader.
Mount Etna. owned by Stephen
Sanford. ridden by T. Foster.
Drinmon, owned by j. B. Balding,
ridden by }. B. Balding.
BallyhanW God, owned by NJ. D.
Blair, ridden by Goswell
Darracq, owned by A. c. Schwartz,
ridden by G. Poole.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
RECORD FIELD IS
IN STEEPLECHASE
EngIand'S Greatest Turf Event 10
Be Staged at Aintree

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New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
Pitchers Failing to
Get Into Good Shane

Winter Haven. Fla, March ~ ~
Manager Shotton Is not pleased
with the condition Of the Phillies,
particularly the pitchers. who have
not rounded into form ~ rapidly
as he had expected. Most Of the
twirlers In the exhibition games 80
far played were wild and ineffective,
the Phillies having won only two out
OF six Of these contests. Against the
st. Louis Cardinals at Avon Park
yesterday. Ferguson. Bense and Will
loughby issued total OF eight passes
and the Cardinals won. IL to Z.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

ALBANY OUTCLASSES NEW
BRITAIN in FINAL GAME

Hardware City Roller Hockey Quintet is Swamped II
to in Bid for American League Championship
Locals Give Poorest Exhibition of Entire Season.
Steve Pierce Stars-Barney Doherty SOrey Missed
Morrison Spectacular on Defense.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
First Period

Rushes: A. Williams 10, +. Pierce
s: stops: WEIGH a., Barnlkow 81;
fouls: Morrison Referee. Rorty.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22

PLANE CRASH KILLS ATHLETE
Don F'raxee. who was killed IN
Texas late in January in an air
plane crash, played fullback for
Texas Christian University q few
years ago.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-22


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New Britain herald., 1929-03-22
HERE'S THE DIFFERENCE

The difference in the sprinting
styles of Charley Paddock and
Charley Borah is that Paddock is q
knee-iift sprinter and Borah is q
stride Splinter.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Librarian Will
Address Women at
Forum Luncheon

William Lee CorDin, librarian
Of the Smithsonian Institution,
i. will be the guest of honor and
speaker at the forum luncheon
given by the Women's City Club
. tomorrow at l o'clock. The
i. American Spirit in Literature"
will be the subject of the talk.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt will
preside.
Among those making reserva-
tions are Judge Mary O'Toole'
Mrs. Merritt o. Chance, DIR. A.
= Frances Foye, Mrs. William E.
p Corbin, Mrs Francis D. MGR.
chant, Mrs Charles Alger, Mrs.
H. E. Geary. Miss Gertrude Tenn
: pie Miss Blanche B. Brown Miss
". S. Benjamin. Mrs. Lawton
Miller, Miss Alice Heaven, Mrs.
Ellis Meredith, Miss Mary Nc
Kenny. Miss Alice Stabler, Miss
Maude Rhodes. Miss Anna. Cum
mings. Miss Grace Cummings,
Mrs. f. H Curl, Mrs. E. B.
Fristoe, Mrs. Gertrude Lyons and
) Mrs. Edith Sears.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
H U N T BALL
COMMITTEES
NAMED.
Gala Event to Supplement
/ Festivities Of Horse
! Show

- The hunt ball to be given at the
-Mayflower on the evening Of May
NJ to supplement the festivities
in connection with the horse
show, boasts q mems commit
tee including: Thomas Bones,
George Brown, jr., of Baltimore:
William Bowie Clarke. Comdr.
"A. B. Court, Oscar T. Crosby,
William Phelps Emo Marshall
I.Exnicious, John Finerty, Admiral
Gary T. Grayson, II B. Hayden.
Melvin c. Hazen. Samuel j.
GINA; Gen. William E.. Horton,
.l4arabee, of Virginia; Admiral
Andrew T. Long, Charles Coifax
Long Breckenridge Long, Brig.
Gen William E. Mitchell. of
Virginia; Julian Morris Of Vir.
isginia; Ira Nelson Morris, Major
John Patton, George Pendleton
: sPlummer, H. L. Rust. jr., Gen.
George Owen Squier, Gen. Charles
p. Summerall, Major George Oak
ley Totem. 1r,, Major Ennals
!.sWaggamar. Ennals Waggaman,
;ss1r., Arthur White of Virginia.;
'aLieut. E. K. White and Robert
&C. Winmill, of New York
The girls committee includes
Miss Marion Jardine, Miss Eliza.
beth jackson, Miss Celeste Crosby.
miss Hester Anne LeFevre. Miss
kDorothea Lane. Miss Florence
.Wetherill, Miss Adair Childress.
Miss Charlotte Childress, Miss
Adelaide Henry, Miss Mary Caro-
line Henry, Miss Francesca Nc
".kenney, Miss Rebecca Davidson
Miss Peggy Burch Miss Vera
Bloom, Miss Evelyn Gordon. Miss
Frances Virginia WagSaman.
Miss Engracia Freyer, Miss Helen
Walker, Miss Louvie Moore Miss
Nancy Hamilton. Miss Exilona
Hamilton. Miss Katherine Snyder.
Miss Sophie Snyder. Miss Peggy
.Tyner, Miss Elizabeth Noting
and Miss Frances Saul.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29


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Surprise Shower Honors
Miss Keenan,. Bride-Elect

An attractively arranged surprise
kitchen shower was given by Miss Mil
dred j. Reilly and Miss Kathryn Dayen-
port Monday evening to Miss Mary
Catherine Keenan,. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Keenan,, who will be mar
ried to Mr. James H. Mccormick June
is. The decorations were roses and
honeySuckle. A huge white ball con-
tanning the gifts was hung in the arch
way and opened by white satin ribbons
suspended from the ceiling.
The guests included Mrs. Joseph
Aranof, Mrs. Frank feeling, Mrs. Harry
Haywood. Mrs. jackson c. Lusby, Mrs.
Arthur Lansdale. Mrs. George r. Ellis,
Mrs. William Marschalk, Mrs. Mason
Ball, Mrs. Eunice Crittendon, Mrs. John
Ryan, Mrs. James Wood, Mrs. Thomas
Ryan, Mrs. A. J. O'Neill, Mrs. Eugene
Began, Mrs. John Whelan, Mrs. T.
Shaw, Mrs. Joseph Muldoon. Mrs. En-
rique de Torres, Mrs. Roy G. Richard
son, Mrs. William MaginniS, Mrs.
Lorenzo di Guillian, Miss Christine
Burton. Miss Virginia Frye, Miss Cath
crime Carr, Miss Margaret Collins, Miss
Lydia Beauchamp, Miss B. Morgan
Pryor Miss Martha Ellen Hughes. Miss
Dorothy Page Griflth, Miss Mary Shaw
Miss Blanche Stewart, Miss Dorothy
Page, Miss Helene Page, Miss Olive
Chaffee, Miss Verge Dorries, Miss Jean
Middleton, Miss Catherine G. Flynn
Miss Dorothy DIX, Miss Anna O'Neill
Miss Jennie ONeill, Miss Sabina Esct1le-
mann, Miss Margaret Graham, Miss
Mary Arrnes, Miss Alma Chapplear and
Miss Verna McGugin.
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bassy, Comdr. Silvio Scaroni, who is
touring the United States, is expected
to return to his apartment in the
Wardman Park Hotel in a fortnight.
The commercial counselor of the
Polish legation and Nine. Wankowicz
gave up their apartment in Cleveland
Park and accompanied by their chill
dren went yesterday to Blue Ridge
Summit. Nine. WankowicZ will re-
main in the mountains through the
Summer and M. WankowicZ will return
tomorrow and join the new first secre-
tary of the legation, Mr.. Victor Podo-
ski, in the legation.
The commercial secretary of the
Canadian legation, Mr.. Merchant Ma
honey, will leave today for Canada to
spend 10 days in the Maritime Prov
mceS.
The assistant military attache Of the
French embassy, Maj. Thenault, joined
Nine. Thenault in their home on Nine
tenth street Friday after witnessing
the motor races in Indianapolis earlier
in the week.
The attache of the Netherlands le-
cation, Jonkheer Richard van Schuy-
lenburch, has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for a few weeks
Nine. Van Schuylenburch has left
Washington to visit in Montreal. The
attache and Nine. van Schuylenburch
will sail June 20 for a vacation in Eu-
rope.
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their home in Highland, N. Y, Friday.
and will return to his apartment at the
Maynower the first of the week.
Senator and Mrs. Metcalf
Absent for the Week End.
Senator and Mrs Jesse H. Met
calf are spending the week end in
| Providence where they went FRIDAY
night They will return tomorrow ana
will again take up their residence aboard
their yacht. Felicia, at anchor in the
Potomac Channel.
Representative and Mrs. William +,
Eaton have as their guest at the Ward
man Park Hotel their niece, Mrs. Vivian
| B. Breckenridge of Denver. Mrs
Breckenridge will pass the week end
and then go to Sweetbrier College il
| Virginia to attend her class reunion
Representative and Mrs. Eaton enter
tanned at small dinner at the hote.
last evening in her honor. Represent
atlVe Eaton has just returned from
| trip to Denver.
Representative and Mrs Francis Sci
oerllng OF Ohio are spending the week
END at their home in Akron. They will
return to their apartment at the May
mower the first part of the week.
Representative William E. Hull went
yesterday to Illinois, where he will
make an inspection trip by air.
MISS Virginia Harris niece of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hull, went to Boston
Yesterday and will join her aunt at
the Wardman Park Hotel Tuesday.
Representative Beck
And Wife Going TO Europe.
Mrs. Beck, wife of Representative
James M. Beck Of Pennsylvania, will
go to New York tomorrow, to remain
until Friday, June IA. when, with Rep
resentative Beck, she will sail for
Europe. They will visit their son-in-
law and daughter, the secretary of the
United States legation in Budapest,
Hungary, during their stay abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck, who have been
guests OF Representative and Mrs. Beck.
sailed yesterday aboard the Belgianland
for Hungary, where Mr.. Tuck will take
up his duties at the legation, having
recently been transferred from the le-
CATION at Geneva, Switzerland.
Representative and Mrs. William E.
Hess have with them at the Wardman
Park Hotel Miss Lula M Gerkins of
Cincinnati, who will remain for a week.
Mrs. John @. Tilson, who spent two
weeks with Representative Tilson in
tAlcA dpdI CIIlcIlI III GI1e MayIlOWer, mas
returned to their home in New Haven
for the Summer
The chief of staff, U. g. A., sssn.
Charles P. Summerall, will return 10 his
quarters at Fort Myer Thursday a;tse
an extensive inspection trip through the
South. Mrs. Summerall will arrive in
Washington Tuesday from Fort Sill,
where she has been visiting her son
and daughter-in-law. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Summerall, jr., during the
generals absence.
The Assistant Secretary of the Inter-
Tor, Mr.. Joseph M. Dixon, has taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
The secretary Of the United States
legation in Warsaw, Poland, and Mrs,
Percival McCeney-Werlich sailed yes
terday for Europe. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. McCeney-W erlich's
mother, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, whose
guests they have been for six weeks.
Mrs. Hinckley will spend the Summer
abroad. staying most of the time in
Warsaw.
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Bride-to-Be Guest
At Bridge Shower

Mrs. Lawrence L. Gourley entertained
at a bridge shower yesterday afternoon
in compliment to Miss Persis Conrad,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fairfax
Conrad, whose marriage to Dr. Emmett
Grayson Coiner will take place June
IL. The guests included Mrs. Sam Bor-
den, Miss Virginia Conrad. Mrs Beach
Gallagher. Miss Virginia Harrison, Mrs.
Chester Norman, Mrs. William Stokes
and Mrs. George Rittenhouse.
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Chief Justice Taft
And Mrs. Taft Honor
Guests at Luncheon

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were MAI. and Mrs. Frank Rice, Maj.
and Mrs. Lyle Miller, Capt. and Mrs
William Hill, Mrs. Stanley Ridderhop
and Capt. A. Ashurst. The table had
all effective arrangement Of red roses,
daisies and honeysuckle and the place
cards were tiny Chinese parasols,
brought from Canton, China, by Lieut..
and Mrs. Whaling, the former having
been stationed at the American legation
for a year.
Also entertaining at dinner at the
Inn, which is near Fort Humphreys,
were Capt. and Mrs. Riley, who have
as guests. Maj and Mrs. Park, Comdr
and Mrs. Thomas, Capt. and Mrs.
Parsons and Capt. and Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. George Mesta was hostess at
luncheon Friday entertaining at Pierre S
in New York. Her guests included Lady
Squires. Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. for
merly of Washington. and Mrs. Robert
J. Adams, sister Of the hostess.
Mrs. Harry Garrttty has issued cards
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for luncheon to be followed by bridge
Wednesday afternoon ut the Washing
ton Country Club In Virginia.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson
entertained q company of eight at din
ner last evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel. Mrs. w. l.. Linton, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hanson ut the hotel, was joined yester-
day by DR.. Linton who came from their
home in New York.
Mrs w. W. Chalmers will come from
her home in New Jersey June 10 to pass
a short time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Williamson
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General News Notes
OF Interest Relating
To Diplomatic orld

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Varela, joined Sonora Varela and their
family in their apartment in the new
addition to Wardman Park Hotel the
middle of the week, after attending
the Inauguration of President Machado
in Havana, Cuba.
Japanese Embassy Honors
Mr.. Dwight F. Davis.
The japanese Ambassador and Nine
Debuchi have issued invitations for
dinner Thursday evening in compli-
ment to the newly appointed Gov
ernor General of the Philippines, Mr..
Dwight F.. Davis.
The Persian Minister, Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah, is spending the week
end at the Annapolis Roads Beach
and Tennis Club.
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Mime. van Royen expect to sail at the
end of June for their home, to spend
several months vacation.
The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Bachke will go to New York the mid
die of the week and Nine. Bachke will
Sal SATURDAY IOE rTdllCS W pc Will
her son, M. Christian Bachke, who is
student at L'Ecole Science DIES Poll
tiques Libre. The Minister will re-
turn to Washington the first Of next
week and expects to sail in July for
Norway, where Nine Bachke will join
him later in the Summer.
The Minister of Bolivia, Senior Don
Eduardo de Medina, returned the mid
die of the week from Havana. Cuba,
where he went to attend the Inaugural
ton of President Machado The Min
lister was accompanied by his son and
daughter, Senior Raul de Medina. at
tache of the legation, and Senorita
Maria Hortensia de Medina.
The Minister Of the Irish Free State,
Mr.. MacWhite, will return Tuesday
from a weeks visit in Chicago.
New Serbian Minister
Assumes Duties at Legation.
The new Minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes, Mr.. Leonid Pitamic. has
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Dr.. Richmond to Talk
On Scotch Ballads

DR.. George A. Richmond. chancellor
emeritus Of Union University and lee
turer at the Paris Sorbonne, will give a
talk at the Arts Club Tuesday evening
on Scottish border ballads. illustrated
with songs, accompanied by the harp
of olden days. Mrs. George w. John
ston will be the hostess at the dinner
preceding the talk,
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The naval attache of the Brazilian
embassy. Comdr. Aguirre, has returned
from New York where he went to bid
bon voyage to the former attache, Capt
FREDERICK Villar who sailed Friday
aboard the Western World for his South
American home.
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The military attache of the italian
embassy. Gen Villa. will return to his
apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel
this week from a motor trip through
the South.
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British Embassy Attache
And Wife Plan Vacation.

The air attache of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Hetherington will close
their home on New Hampshire avenue
the middle of next week and go to New
York preparatory to sailing Saturday
for England to spend the Summer.
The air attache of the Italian en-
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arrived and taken up his duties at the
legation.
The counselor of the legation, Mr.:
Bojidar Pouritch. who has been charge
d'affaires since June of last year, sailed
yesterday aboard the lie de France for
several months vacation. He was &C
companied by Mrs. Pouritch.
The counselor of the italian embassy.
Conte Albert Marchetti, who has been
charge d'affaires for the two months
that the Ambassador, Mobile de Mar
tino, was abroad, sailed yesterday
aboard the Augustus for his home. He
will be absent several months, returning
to Washington In the Autumn.
The first secretary of the Brazilian
embassy, Senior Paulo Coelho de
Almeida, will return tomorrow from
New York where he went with Senhora
de Almeida, who sailed yesterday
aboard the lie de France to spend sew
eral months in Europe.
The first secretary Of the Canadian
legation and Mrs. Hume Wrong will
close their house on Bancroft place in a
fortnight and 60 to Canada for the
Summer.
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The secretary of the Netherlands le-
cation, Baron van Boetzelaer, who
sailed Wednesday for this country is
expected to arrive the first of next week
and will come at once to Washington.
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Visitors from Los Angeles
Here for Brief STAY.

Visitors from Los Angeles
Here for Brief Stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Rice and
mother, Mrs M. D. Rosenback of Los
Angeles Calf, will arrive today to be
the guests for q short time Of Mr.. Rice's
sister, Miss Bertha Rice, at 1929 Con-
necticut avenue.
Miss Anita Schade, daughter of the
late Mr.. Louis Schade. will leave to-
morrow to attend the thirty-ninth an
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Summary of Seasons
Events In the Cabinet
And Congress Circles

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The Minister Of the Irish Free State
Mr. MacWhite, will return Tuesday
from a weeks visit in Chicago.
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New Serbian Minister
Assumes Duties at Legation.
The new Minister Of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes Mr. Leonid Pitamic, has
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Mrs. Harry Garritty has issued card
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