davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-10-09
LOSS is REVEALED
IN DRUG VOLUMES
1000 Independent Stores Report
Second Quarter Sales Down
"A Per Cent From 1887.

Z! the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-The Gen.
sus Bureau, through its Philadelphia
Office making survey of business,
announced today that 1000 indepen-
dent drug stores in the United States
reported loss of A per cent in sales
for the second quarter of 1888 as COM
pared with the same period last year.
Sales of the 1000 stores, which
had aggregate sales of $714,674,O 900
for 1887, also were off 80 per cent
in the first quarter of 1898 compared
with the first of 1887.
Compared with 1885, latest year
covered by regular business Genus,
the 1887 sales represented an increase
of 1872 per cent. The 1000 stores
in the current survey constitute 10
per cent Of stores in the 1885 survey.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Commercial Bank; Willard G..
Barker, president. Morris Plan
Bank; David Bornet, vice presi-
dent, National Savings g. Trust Co.;
M. F. Calnan, president, Liberty Ma
tional; J. Frank Campbell. president,
Anacostia Bank; Robert v. Fleming,
= president, Riggs National; Thomas ].
Groom, vice president and cashier,
Bank of Commerce g. Savings; j.
Thilman Hendrick, senior partner, W.
B. Hibbs g. Co.; William H. Laughlin,
immediate past president of Wash
ington Chapter, Washington Loan g.
Trust Co.; T. Hunton Leith, vice
president and cashier, Security Saw
ings g. Commercial; H. H. Mckee,
president, National Capital Bank;
Lanier P McLachlen, president, Nc
Lachlen Banking Corp; Harry G.
Meem, president, Washington Loan
& Trust; Howard Moran, vice presi-
dent, American Security g. Trust; A.
Scott Offutt, vice president, the City
Bank; C. H. Pope, president Munsey
Trust Co.; John A. Reilly, president,
Second National; Frederick P H.
Siddons, secretary. American Security
& Trust; James A. Soper, vice presi-
dent and cashier, Lincoln National;
Frank j. Stryker, president, Columbia
SNational: Wilmer j. Waller, vice presi-
dent and cashier, Hamilton National;
George W. White, president, National
Metropolitan, and j. Frank White,
president, National Bank of Wash
ington.
Building loan Staff Named.
Robert E. Buckley was reelected
president of the National Permanent
Building Association by the directors
last night. At the same time the board
Evening star., 1938-10-09
BY FREDERICK GARDNER,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

BY FREDERICK GARDNER,
Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8-Strong rails,
ably abetted by steels, rubbers, cop
pers and specialties. today spurred the
stock market on its fastest Saturday
sprint in more than three months.
Although profit taking, insistent
throughout, resulted in recessions from
best prices at the close in some cases,
numerous issues finished with gains
running to two or more points at new
highs tor year.
Broadening of business hopes,
touched off by the recent four-power
Munich peace, gave the list one of its
best weeks since the spectacular mid
year upsurge.
Buoying analytical sentiment, espe-
cially, was the fact the rails, which
held back in the forward thrust of
June-July, today for the FIRST time
went through the average peak estab-
lished by this group last January, thus
confirming" the new highs which
We're posted by the industrials in June
and again on three separate occasions
this week.
Average Forges Ahead.
The Associated Press average of 60
stocks, on the day, was up O.6 of a
point at So, new top since October
9. 1887 On the week this composite
was up 20 points. Transfers of 1,113,-
l30 shares compared with 946, 400 a
week ago and were the largest for any
two-hour session since July 2.
The days prominent share climbers
included Santa Fe, N. Y. Central,
Southern Railway, U. S. Steel, Beth
lehem, Kennecott, American Smelling,
U. S. Rubber, Chrysler. Sears Roe
buck, Douglas Aircraft, American
Sugar Refining. Fajardo and South
Puerto Rico Sugar
Up fractions to over a point on the
curb we're Fisk Rubber, American Gas
& Electric, Newmont, Consolidated
Copper, Humble Oil and United Wall
Paper. Turnover of $4,000 shares was
the best for any short session since
July and compared with $4,000 a
week ago.
Oils Are Backward.
Oils were backward on the weaken
ing Of wholesale midcontinent gaso-
line prices. Chrysler's labor troubles
kept motors in the background most
of the day, but they stepped up near
the close.
Today was the tenth, with the ex-
ception of Tuesday, on which the
stock price trend has been upward.
Aside from optimism derived from
the passing of European war dangers,
of the domestic economic
picture brought wide demand for
shares during the week from the pub
lie and foreign sources.
Brisk jumps in freight loadings,
retail spending, automobile and steel
production, residential construction,
commercial bank loans and the price
of stock exchange seats were seen
as important recovery straws.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
D. c. STORE SALES
UP 229PER CENT
FROM 1937LEVELS
Average 41.60 Pct. Above
Previous Week, Federal
Report Declares.
PRESTON NAMED CHIEF
3A. |. B. COMMITTEE
President of Union Trust Heads
Important Advisory Group
for Washington Chapter.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Washington's department stores re-
ported an average gain of 2.29 per cent
In retail sales for the past week COM
pared with the like period a year ago,
the Commerce Department stated yes
terday. The favorable trend was at
tributed to good shopping weather and
special fall promotions.
All reporting department stores in
the Capital registered increases over
the previous week averaging 416O per
scent, the review added. Two stores
reported their business as practically
doubled.
The report pointed specially to a
significant increase in building permits
IN many cities. In line with this i'm
provement. Washington reported a
building permit total of 1904, ,050 dur
ing the past week against only s265, $50
in the same week last year. Septem-
Der permits reached $1,862 ,450 VS.. ST.
828,150 in 1887.
Bank clearings furnished another
bright spot. a total of 26104,817, COM
pairing with $24,465,5 in the CORE
spending week year ago. Capital
Transit passenger revenue for the
week amounted to $215,862 against
$204, 502 last year. Smithsonian Wis
itors numbered 35,082; year ago, 3O,-
1856, the Commerce review concluded.
Bankers to Help Institute.
Ord Preston, president of the Union
Trust Co., and first vice president of
the District of Columbia Bank
ers' Association, will serve as
Evening star., 1938-10-09
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Oct 8 R,-Butter, 1,0SS.-
$50: steady: prices unchanged.
Eggs. ALSO. firm; prices UNCHANGED.
Potatoes, 81: on track, $50: total u. g.
shipments, 545: Colorado Red McClures,
Slightly firmer undertone; fair quality
stock. dull; Idaho Russet Burbank and
mand slow sacked per cwt. Idaho Russet
Burbanks. U. s. No. !. 1.35-4Q; mostly
1.35; occasional large size; 1.47h-5O: fair
sacks. 1 1925; Colorado. Red McClures. U
S. No. !. good quality condition and color,
sacks l 90: Wisconsin, Cobblers. U. s. No
l. 30: North Dakota Bliss, Triumphs. 30
PEI cent North af1}a Ne Ea4S and sids Sessr
cent u S. No. / and better 95-1 90;
Minnesota; cobblers' 90 per cent U. s. No.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
RAIL. JOBS INCREASE
SLIGHTLY IN MONTH
BY the Associated Press.

6y C1e ASSOClHCeQ FTeSS.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
said yesterday that class l railroads
employed 96l 1858 persons during Sep
tember, an increase of 241 per cent
over August, but decrease of l5.1
per cent compared with September,
1887.
The commission reported 1879
executives were employed in Septem-
ber, an increase of .18 per cent from
the August total.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
DIVIDENDS STARTED.

CHICAGO, Oct. R.-Directors
of Dayton Rubber Co. today declared a
dividend Of 50 cents share on COM
mon stock, the first payment on this
class since reorganization of the com-
pany in 1894. A semi-annual payment
of 81 share on class "A" stock was
also ordered, both payable october a
to holders Of record October II.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
$4O2,O62 Earned
+ BY Aviation Corp.
For Nine Months
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Aviation
Corp. reported today for nine months
ended August 81 net profit of $402, ,062,
equal to IA cents a share on the cap
ital stock, compared with ret loss of
s82,681 in the comparable period last
year.
The company owns substantial in
vestments in other aircraft companies
and through subsidiaries manufac-
lures military and commercial planes
with plants at Williamsport, Pa;
Wayne. Ind, and Fayminsdale. N. Y.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

the largest turnover since late July.
Fine territory and Texas woods re-
ceived the firmest demand. F1eeces
Of q and Il blood grades also moved
in fair volume, and prices for bright
fieeces on these grades ranged 80 to
80 cents, in the grease, for combing-
length wools. Fine delaine and comb
ing "a blood bright neeces were sold
in limited quantities ut 10 to 81 cents,
In the sreASe.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

unanimously re-
elected all other
officers, including
Harry M. Pack
ard, vice presi-
dent; Millard T.
Dixon, treasurer,
and Roland M.
Brown, secretary.
Shareholders of
the association,
meeting at the
annual gathering.
nominated t h e
above slate for
ratification by the
board.
NofiOy,o1 pnr-
Evening star., 1938-10-09
BOSTON WOOL FIRM
AS ACTIVITY INCREASES

Py the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Oct. 8 Omitted States De-
partment of Agriculture) Fairly
active business was transacted in the
Boston wool market during the past
week. Prices on the most active wools
showed Z sharp upward tendency on
Evening star., 1938-10-09

chairman OF the
Advisory Com
mittee of Wash
ington Chapter,
American Insti-
tute Of Banking,
for the year
1889. The fol-
lowing Washing
ton bankers will
serve with Mr..
Preston on this
committee, it was
announced yes
terday: Fra ncis
G. Addison, jr.,
president, Secur-
itY Savings and
Evening star., 1938-10-09
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
CORPORATE EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, Oct 8 R.-Corporate
earnings reports issued during the week
showing profits per common share included:
Quarter ended September 30:
1898. 1897.
Industrial. Rayon 40 .02
13 weeks ended September "a:
General Baking --- .35 .32
Year ended August 81:
Duquesne Light ----3.4a 4.23
Engineers Pub. Serv. ----- ~ .05
Year ended June 80:
q. s. Sugar Observation-Disclosures. .39 SO
Evening star., 1938-10-09
STOCKS SWEPT UP
BY FRESH BUYING
IN SHORT SESSION
Strong Rails Take Lead
With SteeIs, SpeciaIties,
Rubbers, Coppers.
GAINS RUN TO 2 POINTS
OR MORE AT NEW PEAKS
Associated Press Average Reaches
. Highest Since October, 1887.
1,113,1 Traded.

WHAT STOCKS DID.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
20 railroad sto cks are compiled in Rail
(Do1o Jones Statistics.)

The DoU Jones averages OF 20 railroa'
ioinea. the tOrlD1rd parade.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Macarthur Of
Washington Grove have left for Seven
Lakes in the Adirondaks for the sum.
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dries Of St.
Cloud, Fla, are spending two weeks
with Mrs. Dries sister, Mrs. M. M.
Browning. They are en- route to
Minnesota for the summer.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

. small bridge party Thursday, with
q few additional guests in for tea, to
honor Miss Kathryn Grifith.
Mrs. Carroll Walker Of Gathers
burg entertained her Laytonsville
friends and other out-of-town guests
at bridge luncheon Friday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fry Of Fair
Hills Farm were hosts at an evening
card party Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

sister-in-law, Mrs. Vernon Fulks, and
Miss Ann Grif1th Of Baltimore, visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses
Griffith.
Mrs. Samuel Riggs, jr., Is leaving
today to spend two weeks in Cations
vile with her brother-in-law and SIS
ter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Laurie H.
Riggs.
Mrs. Vestus Wilcox was hostess at
Evening star., 1938-05-15

rehearsal few more friends Joined
them for cocktails.
Mrs. Martha Throckmorton Of
Chevy Chase and Mrs. Ann Jeffers
Of Annapolis have arrived at Pleasant
View Farm to be guests of Mrs. George
Plummer. Mrs. Maria Levering also
is a guest at the farm. Other visitors
here include Mrs. Oliphant Of Balti-
more. who Is spending q week with her
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Bride Is HOnored
In LatOnSVille.

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, May a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey Griffith enter
tanned at supper last evening for
members of the bridal party Of the
Griffith- -Doane wedding which took
place today. Following the wedding
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
ZACHRANIL PADAJfC
DfTKO.

Prebehnuv ulice Elliott a
South Linwood kratce pred
pill nocf re stredy ma ctvrtek,
John j. Siejack, byvaly pestni
zapasnfk a nynejsf hospodsky,
zachranil dftko padajfci Sc ire
tho poschodi domu I'LL S.
Linwood avenue. Ami on ami
d1tko, Phyllis Schow zraneni
nebyli. Dftko, pet rokn sta
rou, ulozil otec ku spanku
kdyz kolem IL. hodiny v noci
Sci do prace. Jak dftko Sc do
stale ku okraji okna, jest "a
hadou. Soudf Sc, re ash We
spanku vstalo a slo. Teta dit
ka sedela ma schodech, kdyz
zaslechla vykrik kohosi: "Df-
vel Sc, co dfte della"
Pohlednuvsi vzhGru zahled-
la Phyllis visfc1 z okraje okna.
Podesena vybehla vzh1ru. V
dobe te Siejack a Thomas Led
with z Ellicott ulice, sedeli
pred hospodou. Ma vykrik po-
hledl Siejack a zahledl Phyllis,
Vyskocil re zidle sve a dial sc
do behu pres ulici k domu. Pc
stavil sc pod okno zrovna kdy5
placfcf dftko padati pocalo s o.
kna. Rozprahl ruce a do tech.
to spadlo ditko. Ma otazky
co a jak, odpov1dal: Della
jsem jen to, co by kazdy by
d6lal."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
MESTO ASH PRIJDE o PWA
FONDY.

Baltimore die vSeho nebude
brati pod1lu ma novem progra-
mu administrace veTejnych
pracf PWA, jenz v platnost
vejde 1. ledna 1889.
Move projekty a zlepsovanf
V Baltimore prijdou o tyto po-
moe vlady, kdyz ku konci IT,
dine Baltimorska zadost ably
dostala vice casu ky vypln6nf
zadostf svych, nebyla prfznive
pfijata We Washingtonu, kde
zadosti must byti nejdele do
80. zaTf podany.
Baltimore touzf pc odkladu
ponevac nema dosti penez, ably
financovalo podniky. Balti-
morst1 volici o tom teprve hla-
sovati mali pri listopadovych
volbach. Duncan, hlavnf in
zenyr Baltimorsky prohlasil,
re provesti hlasovanf o tom
pred listopadem IDA Sc byti d
plnou nemoznost1.
Col. E.. w. Clark, vykonny
~asistent ku PWA administra-
toru, Haroldu L. Ickes, rekl, re
zadosti must byti podany nej-
dele do 80. zaff, ponevac po-
volene fondy must pocfnati ne
pozdeji neil 1. listopadu a
prace, jez autorisovany budou
administered, pocaty byti must
/. lednem. Baltimore mesto ma
prace pTispeti ma $4,000 a
administrace vladni ma Balti-
morsky program pTispeti by
mela sumou $8,181.818 - do
hromady obnos 1 8,181,818.
Mayor Jackson rekl, re jest
lie prekazky We Washingtonu
potrvaj1, re osobne O zalezitos-
tt tie ~uvazovati Dude S presi-
dentem Rooseveltem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26

Ceskoslovensko umyslenku "a.
chovate a je to povinnost mas
vsech dbati toho ably jmeno
slavneho naroda Ceskosloven-
skeho bylo rozsireno a utvrze.
no. A kdyz kazdy z mas pri.
speJeme, my to dokazem a
proto s chut1 do prace, komu
Sc nelenl, tomu Sc zelen1, a to
je zajiste pfani mas vsech.
Poznamka: Ia prficinu "a
jezdu Sboru a Odboru Katolic-
keho Sokola ma zupnf Slet a
zavody do Detroit, Mich, Ka-
tolicka Budova Dude otevrena
k pouzitf az v patek, 8. zarf a
zadaji Sc vsichni ably Sc dosta-
viii ma cvicenf.
S pozdravem,
Josef Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26

ku rozebranf cizineckym re-
MIN s dorozumenfm, re tam
rozebrany byti must a ne We
Spojenych Statech. TAX sta
MarylandanG pfipraveno O
praci vzdor menu protestu a
material z lodi uzit ma vyrobu
stfeliva, nektery asi pro Japon
&c do jejich bojd prot Cine.
Proc toto neprav1 Lewis?"
Dale senator ukazuje ma ne
pravdu, re by zatoka pro jach-
ty vladn1 administered PWA
byla vystavena pred jeho do
mem V Havre de Grace ale re
tato zfizena byla pred parkem
pc odhlasovanf volic1.
"Tyto 1toky'', pravi senator,
"nejlepe ukazujf, re Lewis cftl
svoji porazku a re proto uzfva
takovych vec1."
VySetfovan1 Marylandskeho
primarn1ho boje mezi senate
rem Tydingsem a kongresnf-
KEN Davidem j. Lewis pocato
byti ma lined zvlastnim senat-
MIN vyborem ma Rampant w.
dan1, jak oznamil z Washing
tonu senator Morris A. Shep-
pard z Texasu, pTedseda vybo-
ri. Body vysetfovanf jsou:
ZalOby senatora Tydingse re
c. |. 0. financuje Lewisovu
kampan.
Zaloby kongresn1ka Lewise,
re $4,000 venovano bylo KAN
PAM senatora Tydingse pred
sedou Morrise Shapiro firmy
Boston Iron and Metal spolec-
nosti, pro kterou senator byl v
kongresu.
Druhy Glen presidentova ka-
binetu, Daniel c.. Roper, sekre-
tar obchodu, vstoupil We stredu
do Marylandske primarni kan
pane, ably podal ddkazy, re Sc
nator Tydings byl cinnym V ro-
zeb1ranf lodi,
Prvni Glen Westinghouse
vladY, Harold l.. Ickes, sekre-
tar vnitra a administrator We
fejnych prac1 postavil Sc proti
%senatoru v reel rozhlasovane
pomoc1 radio v minulem mesfci
President Roosevelt Dude
mluviti S generalnfm postmis-
trem, Farley, o tech demokra-
tech V kongresu, kteff jsou va
havymi v rfzenf vladimir.
Demokratickymi kandi-
daty do Domu Delegate v 9.
distriktu jsou k~rajane: Rudolf
Behounek, August j. Brozfk.
Frank Joseph Hirt, do sirotc1-
no soudu demokrat James Ger
mix.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
POSTMISTR DOZNAL ZPRO.
NEVERU $4,000.

w. John Einwachter, 44lety
poStmistr v Perry Point, Md,
primal Sc, re zproneveTil z po-
stovniho majetku $4,000.
Podvody provadel cd 1. led
ma 1886. Drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26

G11CCI Gu
vajf dix pohrobnicke firme
Frank Cvach & Syn "a vzorne
a ddstojne vypravenf pohrbu,
Dix |. Ces. Dem. Damskemu a
Panskemu Klubu 7. wardy
D1ky tenn, kterf zapGjcili auto
modify.
= Krajan Louis j. Svehla,
pTedseda American Czechoslo-
yak Civic Association kandidu-
je do kongresu "a 3. kongresni
distrikt v demokratickych pri-
markach, ktere sc budou kona-
tt v pondelf, dine IL. zar1 1888.
Jest clenem demokratickeho
klubu Z. wardy. Studoval che
mil We Washingtone, kde v
mladf byl 1rednfkem v mini
sterstvu obchodu a prace. By
val soudcem pri volbach. Kra-
jan Louis J. Svehla je spolehli-
w a upT1mny zastanec social
n1ho pokroku.
Nekterf vedouci politikaTi sc
vyjadfili, re my Cechoslovaci
jsme nespolehlivf, re nemame
spolecnou silnou frontu a Re
mic nem6zeme dociliti. 0 vol
bach, dine IL. zarf dokazme
temto panGm, re jsme sjedno-
cent a SLIM, abychom 81 mohli
zvoliti cloveka naseho, ktery
Dude haiti nase zajmy americ-
kych CechoslovakiG! Ridme Sc
heslem: "Vsichni "a jednoho
a jeden Ia vsechny."
Cechoslovaci vote do kon-
gresu "a 3. kongresni distrikt
Cechoslovaka Louise Svehlu!
= Krajan Rudolf Behounek,
demokraticky kandidat do Do
mu ZastupcG blouse of Dele
gates) "a 2. zakonodarny dis
trikt uchazf sc o hlasy csl. vo-
lieu v Baltimore. Pan Rudolf
B6hounek narodil Sc pred "A
roxy v Praze, je zenaty, ma
diva syny. Cd roku 1915 zije
v Baltimore a zamestnan1m je
krejci. Pc mnoho rok1 je znam
v baltimorskych sportovnich
kruzfch a byl cinnym v kopa-
ne (soccer) jake hrac a soud-
ce!
Pevne vefi v New Deal a
zasady presidenta Roosevelta.
Obhajuje leps1 prava a pra-
covnf podm1nky pro delnou tri-
du, je pro snfzenf DAM, zrfzenl
ozdravoven pro deti v jeho dis
triktu a je pro lepsi obcanske
zvelebenf pro mas lid v meste.
Thomas D'Alexandro,
kandidat ma demokraticke lis
tine pro zvolenl ma DomG "a
stupcG "a 3. kongresni distrikt
dovoluje 81 obeznamiti cesko-
slovenskou vefejnost O jeho III
vote a politickem programu.
Byl narozen a vychovan We
Vych. Baltimore, je zenaty a
otcem Sesti d1tek. Sve skolni
vychovani nabyl v ST. Leo
School a graduoval z Calvert
Hall. Slouzil v zakonodarne
Cd r. 1927 do 1888 jake zastup
ce 1. distriktu a byl v tie dobe
nejmlads1m zakonodarcem. Cd
r. 1888 do 1884 pGsobil CO &C.
neral Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue a v pr1tomne
dobe je clenem mestske rady.
Jeho programem jest OBJ
canske zlepsen1, sn1zenl dani a
pan Thomas DEAlexandro pew
ne veT1 v New Deal a presiden-
ia Roosevelta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
SLOVO v CAS-.

!. SLOVO v GAS.
!. Dne %. srpna, totiz, jiz
pTlstl nedeli, porada Sokolska
Jednota "Blesk" velkolepy,
celodenn1 vylet v tabofe
"Tyrs' ma Horner's Lane a
Philadelphia Road, We pro-
speech American Czechoslo-
yak Centre of Washington,
Inc" Jest jiz zd1statek INA
mo, re tato Americka Cesko-
slovenska Ustredna jest teleso
zalozene a inkorporovane kon-
Gem minuleho roku nasimi Wa
shingtonskymi krajany, ably
poslouzeno bylo dlouho citene
potTebe jak mistnich Washing
tonskych krajanG tax kraja-
nun z celeho Americkeho Sou
staff, kter1 cas- cd casu do Wa
shingtonu Ia rGznym poslanim
zavltaj1, aniz by NELL kan Sc
obratit o patficnou informaci
v padu potreby. Upornou sna-
hou a prac1 nekolika nezist-
nych, obetavych Washington
skych krajanu podarilo Sc SOU
stfediti nasince pc Washington
ne rozptylene a ziskati jich
pro spolecnou myslenku, zalo-
ziti V s1delnfm meste Spojenych
ffStatu, pc zp1sobu jinych ma
rodnostnich jednotek "UstTed-
nu", jez by svou informacni
kancelaTf podstatne slouzila
nasincum z jinych NEST a sta
til, krajanskou radon a pocti-
vymi pokyny. To ovsem pred
poklada financni prostredky k
postaveni a vydrzovani Prime
rene budovy, cehoz jsou 81 nasf
Westinghouse krajane uplne
vedomi, a ackoli jiz samostat-
ne ucinili dosti 1spesny pokrok
V tom smeru, c1tf re jelikoz
podnik tento jest razu celona-
rodn1ho, pro dobro vsech ma
sincu pc celych Spojenych Sta
tech, pocltaj1 ma spolucinnost
krajan6 z cele oblasti Soustat1
Americkeho, a apelujf ma kra-
jany mimo mesta Washington
o pfimeTenou pomoc k tomu u
celu. Mezi prvnfmi, ponevac
jsou nejblizsimi sousedy Wa
shingtonu jsou Baltimorst1 ma
sinci, kteri prostrednictvfm Te-
locvicne Jednoty Sokol Curtis
Bay, a Jednoty Ceskych Dam,
jiz poradaly uspesne zabavy
We prospech stavebn1ho fondu
pro Washingtonskou Ustrednu.
A nyn1 pfichazi ma porad So
kolska Jednota "Blesk", ktera
blahosklonne nab1dla pofadati
tento pffstf nedelnf vylet We
prospect fondu Washington
ske Ustredny, ma kteryzto W.
let jsou krajane z Baltimore a
okol1 uctive zvani. Co Sc tyka
vzdalenejsfch, "prespoln1ch"
krajanG, kterym nenf pro VIDA
lenost mono vyletu sc zucast-
nit, poukazuje Sc ma "Provola-
nj k ceskoslovenskym kraja-
Nun We Spojenych Statech A
merickych'', ma jine STRANGE to-
hoto c1sla TELEGRAPH.
Zde sc pTipom1na re Anne
ricka Ceskoslovenska Ustredna
We Washingtonu neni obycej-
nym zabavnim klubem, nybrz
celonarodnim representative
telesem Ceskoslovenskeho lidu
We Spojenych Statech Americ-
kych, We prospect a dobro ma
seho narodnostniho celku pc
celem Soustatf.
"Nase cesty mohou byti roz-
lisne, jenom Will mejme vsich-
nj stejnou."
Procez dostavme Sc vsichni
ma tento vylet v tabore "Tyrs''
pr1stf nedeli, kde budeme m1ti
Tfdkou pT1lezitost a poteseni
seznamiti a pobaviti Sc S Wa
Eshingtonskymi krajany, ktef1
nezistne a obetave pracujf pro
ceskoslovenskou vec We pros
pech cele ceskoslovenske vetve
Nv America. Ma shledanou!
i F. j.. Pintner,