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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

COOL, APT, SUITABLE FOR 2, OR 4. FOR
| immediate occupancy; reasonable; months
or longer. Met. 0642
CLEAN, WELL FURN., . RMS. PORCH,
r e c s coa nS co PVT sa aGme $685.
4O1s GA AvE.-Ist FLOOR. FRONT,
studio or bed, pvt; entrance, sink, stove,
newly decorated: S6.25 week.
KALoRAMA RID. NEAR CONN; AvE--3
PbGes cool pdca rooms kitchen and BATH se5
rooms, shower bath bus service; genties.
SPECIAL VALUE-THE TRAYMCRE, IVY
18th st. n.w.-Beautitully furn., front apt,
lge liv; rm bath, cleo srill, lge; clothes
manager.
5o4, B ST. NE LARGE ROOMS
ddhen co sSn. pvt path eiec' reis very
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD, 2l5 WASHING
ton blvd.-Large, cool, front room; nicely
furnished: $50 per mo. Gentlemen.
1900 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-AT-
tractive / or rooms, kitchen. bath: cross
ventilation. fireplace, comfortably furnished.
s exps. semi-private bath; S35 mo- See
manager, Ant. rs.
1919 10Th ST. N.W.-THREE ROOM
front apt; facing park: cleo refg. janitor
service: S65 Dupont 2614.
4aG EMERSON ST: N:W:-3 ROOMS;
phone gas cleo. incud.; S42 so: adults.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATE
lS32 Eye ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
bath, well furnished; also Groom and bath
studio apt,
1901 ST. N.W-4 ROOMS AND BATH.
neatly furnished across the street from
Interior Department; $1,000
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor
7.!!3 10th st. NV.
FURN APARTMENTS
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
94l NEW YORK AVE NV.
CEDAR COURTS" TAKoMA, D. c.,
40 Cedar St.--Lovely: > bedrmS liy rm.,
Kit din, path, scr. porch; nicely furn F.;
utilities: gar. incl; reas. Mgr, Geo O533.
APARTMENTS FURN. AND UNFURN.
FREE CAR TO INSPECT
10l0 Vermont Ave, RIM. 217. Natl 1884 50
1915 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished single apis. Rent re-
duced. Maid, linens, electricity. Res. mgr
SEE THESE APIS.
. Ready to move in. Beautiful corner,
> very large rooms. kitchenette. bath, 500;
On > rms. kit. bath. $3.50. These apis.
VIII accommodate 3 or 4 adults. Monthly
ease. Can De paid semi-monthly; built-in
furniture which has never been installed
before. One OF the best locations in the
city between Taft and the new Calvert
St. BRIDGES 24l0 Goth st. NV. Res. mar.
12l0 PERRY ST NE
S65 On 3 ROOMS, KIT, DIN, BATH.
Cool, corner 2.bedroom apart.
lawn; large corner dnette; free
refg.: completely furnished MRS.
SMITH res. mgr. Dupont 2452
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
THE MAURY.'

701 1ath st n.w.-100 beautifully furn
single ano twin bedrooms, running water,
near showers and tub baths. inner-sprinR
ma ttresses, elevator Nicely furnished re-
Ception room: single So wk. up: double IS
nenk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06

ANACOSTIA-COMFO AND SPA
clouS old home on a quiet tree-lned street
IN one Of the highest sections. Lge recep-
ton hall 3 rms. kit. bath on each FIR
ma Hr. rented; fireplace, oil heat 3
pofcheS lear garage: good condition
Lge grounds. trees, shrubbery: nr. bus
Only $4,000.
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$3.50.
Calvert St.. Near 18th,

The price of this splendid home has just
been reduced for a quick sale and you Will
do well to investigate promptly. The house
is attractive in appearance. contains 10
full sized rooms; bedrooms, 3 baths, all
modern convenlences and garage. Ideal
for rooming and boarding purposes. Excel
lent possibilities for enhancement in value 4
as future points 10 commercial zonlI/
For appointment TO inspect CALL TNSs
]. FISHER & COMPANY. DISTRICT AssSS
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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BARGAIN.
S6,750.
LOCATION is EVERY.


$500 CASH, BALANCE TRUST.
BUiderS own home. lot S5Xl7l #
splendid view from high vantage point in
suburbs. BUNGALOW type, 6 rooms bath oil
neat. GARAGE Emerson 6315 f TO 9 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06

owner will rent with option to buy a
fine new home never occupied, with all
modern convenienceS; located in one of
Is minutes from downtown Has extra
large rooms with full attic. built-in garage
automatic oil heat, atl-electric health kich-
and beautifully Handicapped Rent 500
month, and if bought, a part of this can
be applied to purchase. Phone Col. 61o5
service to see. No obligations
COLORED- -FIVE-ROOM BRICK. S255O.
Sl5 N H ave n W: good condition cleo
trlcitY PhOne Quincy. North rS1H lnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
GLOVER PARK.
emi-Detached.
ST 450 90

Lovely three bedroom home two screened
porches, on 31th st; weather-stripped,
cauIKed. screened. white oak floors, two
screened porches. large, lovely yard close
10 schools. markets. .theaters. transporta-
Ion; this home will be in new-house con-
clifton; easy terms For informal ton call
J. e. TUCKER. Randolph lN44
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
FIFE VS.. POULSBO

Here the starting neup Fife Pousbo for their
state title tonight at Bremerton at o'clock:
life Trojan Poulsb king
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

ATMORE, Ala-Normally II
takes two good football teams
to draw capacity crowds but
Atmore high school has one
player who draws more Gus
toners than any two teams the
school has fielded.
A 17-year-old girlish blonde
Venus. Luverne Wise has taken
over the football teams place
kicking chores, wearing brief
ballet shorts-form-fitting silk
blouse and Coach Andy Eding-
tons cheated shoes.
In practice, she boots about
eight placements out Of 10 tries,
but she hasn't Jared so well In
play. She has kicked but two.
missed one and had two blocked
in five attempts.
"She Ii natural kicker"
said Coach Ellington, who works
with her 20 minutes each day.
"She has an easy motion and .
nice leg snap. 1 hope to get
her a football scholarship so she
may have the opportunity Of a
college education"
Andy said he wanted TO add
some color to the team and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

Seweli Is the biggest rowdy In the
crowd until he gets up to preach"
The bucking parson was admit
ted 10 the Arkansas Methodist Con-
ference IL years ago. He returned
TO college TO get his A. B.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Turf Bookies
Get Hard Blou,

CHCAGo-Handbook operators
in the United States, Canada and
Cuba faced their worst plight in
rs years today when Nationwide
News Service, Inc, began to dis
mantle its vast network of wires
over which they received horse
racing information.
Attorneys for NJ. L. Annenberg,
Philadelphia publisher and owner
Of the corporation, said the dis
mantling would be practically
complete by noon today. He an
nounced Tuesday night that he
would disband the service. He is
under indictment on charges Of
evading income taxes and violating
federal lottery laws.
United States District At
torney william J. Campbell
and States Attorney Thomas
j. Courtney had sent the West
ern Union Telegraph, Ameri-
can Telephone a Telegraph
and Illinois Bell Telephone
companies = warning to dis
continue leasing wires 60 Ann
enberg under threat of prose-
cution for abetting an alleged
lottery. The companies had
agreed.
Chicago bookmakers. the ma
iority Of whom have continued OPP
Grafton since Illinois Bell ceased
Tearing wires to the racing service,
admitted that their business had
been hurt severely. Most of them
have been taking over-the-counter
bets paying off only after obtain
ing race results from newspapers
or by telephone TO other states.
II was the first time in rs years
that handbooks have been without
q central source OF information.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Bremerton Plans
Hockey Circuit

LYMPIA-Th The Southwest
Washington Hockey association is
aiding formation of the Bremerton
Ice Hockey league.
As soon as the Navy Yard city
teams have advanced to a point
where inter-city play with olym-
pia teams is feasible, a semi
monthly series VIII be started.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Jackets Nav
Upset Locals

Close followers Of Northwest
league football are looking for an
upset Sunday afternoon at Lincoln
bowl when the high-riding Tacoma
Columbus face the sturdy West
Seattle Yellowjackets.
At present the Beers are resting
on top of the heap with a half.
game lead over the second-place
Enumclaw Silver Barons.
West Seattle is in the cellar,
having been unable to score a win
thus far this season, although the
Jackets have been close on many
occasions.
During the last week the
locals have not had even the
slightest resemblance Of
practice, while the Jackets
have game and several work.
outs under their belt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Bear 0arsnlen
Pay Own Way
6 A N Z s

BEnKE1EY, Calf. - Eight
sophomore oarsmen, one coxswain
and Grow Coach Ky Ebright
smptisd wallets today and found
sufficisnt money TO accompany the
California football team north to
Corvallis. Ths ambitious Bear
crewmen viii engage the Oregon
State crew On the waters Of the
willamette river. close by the o.
8. c. campus Saturday morning
before the football game between
the two institutions.
Ths roe. slxth In The annals
q Dsar-Deavss rivalry. win
- svsr . sne mile, upstream
csszrss. ~ Berkeley lads
have yet - lose any Of ths
hard fought grinds.
Ebright has selected Q boat Of
eight sophomores to oppose the
northerners. with the intention Of
giving the second year men valu-
able experience.
The personnel Of the boat. WILL
ing to pay their own expenses:
stroke. Walt Casey; No. Z. Tom
Lake; No. 9. Harcourt Hervey:
No. 8. DeForest Holyoake: No. I,
Dohls Doyle; No. 3, Andy Fore
man; No :. Charley Petersen;
bow. bob sproul. IT,, tson Of the
univsrsity's president). and cox
swain, Louis Levy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Few Unbeaten
Clubs Remain
NEW YORK-The list

NEW YORK-The list of un-
beaten football teams Is down tc
nine and from now until the end
Of the season the cards win Be
stacked against them.
Seven Of EN- roll into action
saturday-two have days off
against tough foes and a few
probably will topple.
Four have perfect records-no
defeats nor ties while five are
unbeaten but tied.
The boys with the lily white
records are Tennessee mot
even scored onl, Duquesne,
Texas Aggies and Cornell.
Those with ties on their
charts are North Carolina
and Tulane they tied each
other), Southern California,
U. G. l. A. and Oklahoma.
Southern California and Du-
quesne are idle this week but the
rest have games.
OF them all, North Carolina and
Oklahoma have the toughest
going.
North Carolina is up in the
clouds again dreaming about a
shot at a bowl game. And a
crowd Of So, 000-largest in south
ern history-will march into Dur
ham, N. c., to see II Duke can
blast those dreams.
The betting Is even but IL you're
looking for an upset, string along
with Wallace Wade and his blue
devils to turn the trick again.
Out in Columbia, Mo-, mighty
Oklahoma tackles Missouri in q
game that will settle the big six
race.
Tennessee figures to march
along unbeaten against VAN
derbilt but with George Cafe
20 on the sidelines anything
can happen.
Tulane risks It's perfect
record against Columbia and
the Lions are the kind of a
team that can spring an up
set-remember Stanford and
the Rose Bowl?
And lastly down in the South
west Texas Aggies play Rice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

Stewart Ferguson, coach Of
Arkansas A. and NJ. really gives
football back 10 the boys.
17-year-oid winford whalen at left
halfback.
The 145-pound quarterback. Jim
Robinson. was cheer leader in
high school didn't play foot
ball until this fall. He is a fresh
man. There is no freshman rule at
Arkapsas A. and M. The Boil
Weevils have that to thank for the
youngster Ferguson calls one of
the finest passers in Arkansas,
where they turn them out
CHURCH DUTIES KEEP
BUCKING PARsON HOME
THERE were p in the Arkansas
A. and N. bus on the trip just
completed and which took the
party to Rolla. No. St Louis.
Springfield. III. Chicago. Notre
Dame. Ann Arbor, Cleveland. Co
lumbus. Cincinnati and Louisville.
The team has been in Philadelphia
and in western Texas this autumn.
Coach Ferguson makes good
use Of every man. Capt. Coy
Brown, editor Of the school
paper, h the press agent.
The boys missed Rev. sewell on
the journey.
His Sunday night sermon de-
livered while We jog along in the
bus is really something TO hear.
explains the coach. And the most
unusual thing about it Is that Rev.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

! caught the Arkansas A. and M.
Boil Weevils the other afternoon
In Cleveland, where they dropped
off long enough to play John Car
roll. and II was refreshing to see
college kids playing for fun.
Arkansas A. and M. perhaps has
the most unusual outfit in the
land and It plays screwy football.
I'VE haven't sufficient strength
to make standard formation co."
explains Stewart Alfred Ferguson,
director OF physical education and
coach. "We've got TO do some
thing different"
% Stewart Ferguson de-
signed the Swinging gate"
and other crazy maneuvers and
hls club passes all over the
place.
Arkanaas A. and NJ. hasn't
won . game In two years, but
II usually manages 10 score
and plays entertaining football.
It has q ss-year-old preacher.
Rev. James Sewell. at tackle, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

GIRL GOAL KICKER
DRAWS BIG CROWDS

thought Of this idea when he
heard the co-eds complaining
that football was entirely a
mans game.
A junior, Miss Wise enjoys
practice because the boys treat
me SWELL" but she confessed she
got pretty nervous the day be-
fore a game. Weighing only 113
pounds and wrapped in a big
blanket, she's practically invis-
ible when she sits on the bench
with the squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

PEOPLE are talking 4. typewriters are
clicking. everywhere the newsis spread
ing. =. Oidsmobile is the standout buy for
i940!And never have new Odds cars been
so deserving of acclaim. They're bigger,
they're better, they're trimming with
all that's new new "Sealed-Beam''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Each Outfit
Without Loss

u EkA1OxT uHHCAA<
Fifs high school gzidmen. champs
- their league. ana Poulsbo him
e,..h.,,~r. uk-v,.. cn.rr,r,,. !,
49,. -
- c e " on
1remerfon fieid at , o'clock.
The winner win gain recognition
:. .t.t. ch.mnsor. ~ n c,... soo,
=, <.-l-.-- -. ..-
~ : NV - ~
q fne cGtrtnndng teams N prep
eirclss.
m - $1,000 -
- = .-..-.s.~-
p--s..- ~ - - -
49, - -.s~ .s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
BOIL WEEVILS MAKE
UP PLAYS IN HUBBLE

A RKANsAs A. AND M. is stu
ated at Monticello, IS miles
from Pine Bluff In the southeast
corner of Arkansas, 80 miles from
the Louisiana border. Cotton and
lumber are the principal products
Of those rolling hills.
Residents of Monticello decided
to bring In some boys four years
ago, and the school was stuck with
SO, 700 worth of expenses in one
way and another when the town
sports failed to fulfill promises to
the boys.
So Ferguson took over with
the understanding that he
would he paid nothing for
coaching and that there would
be nothing more In the game
for boys than fun.
"Truthfully," says Coach Fer
guson, II never know what they're
going to do. They make up their
own plays in the huddle much OF
the time"
Coach Ferguson believes his
material viii improve with this
slogan:
Come to Arkansas A. and NJ.
and see the world in n bus"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

Safety Headlamps new Hi-Test Safety
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
THE PAYOFF
Arkansas A. and NJ Tackle Is a
38-Year-Old Preacher and the
Quarter Former Cheer Leader
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor

CLEvELAND-It cost Arkansas A. and N. $4,000 for
semester Of high pressure football, the school
the back to the boys and let them see the world
in bus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

n you're not uslng IT. ~ II with
: Fast-Action Times want Al
can Main sisl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-10
Nedorozumeni.

V New Yorku "N. Y. Dennik"
oznamil, re We ctvrtek odpole-
dine byla byvalemu americke-
mu presidentu Herbertu Hoo
verovi odevzdana medaile "a
jeho zasluhy o vec Cechoslova-
XII, pracuj1c1ch ma vybudovan1
Ceskoslovenske republiky.
Tuto medaili vypracoval Jan
Mario Korbel, znamy ceskoa-
mericky sochar, ktery pred le-
ty I'll tez v Chicago a pred ne
kolika lety mel atelier i Pa
r1zi, nynl vsak uz delsl cas- zije
V New Yorku.
Pr ceremonii byl pr1tomen
Karel Hudec, ceskoslovensky
gen. konsul v New Yorku, dale
Jir1 j. Janecek, komisaT Csl.
pavilonu ma new-yorske sveto-
We vystave a JIM ~prominentnf
krajane. Odevzdan1 medaile
zprostredkoval americky pr1-
myslnfk Ziegler.
IN. Y. Listy" k tomu podo-
tykaj1: = "Tato akce je velmi
prekvapujfcf, jelikoz az dosud
nebylo niceho znamo o tom, re
by byv. president Hoover Sc
byl jakkoliv zasadil nebo "a
slouzil o csl. pavilion a nebo O
csl. vec v nynejs1 dobe v1bec.
Naopak z verejnych jeho pro-
jevG, zvlaste pax pc jeho ma
vratu z Nemecka v roce 1888
a n~ynejsfch jeho projev1 o "a
chovan1 embargo vyplyva, re
chova sympatie razu spfse
"'neutraln1ho."
"Nejv1ce vsak zarazi, re new
yorske americke listy oznamu-
j, re toto venovan1 Sc dele
jmenem Csl. Narodni Rady v
Chicago, coz doufame, Dude
nalezite vysvetleno, protoze
mali Mr.. Hoover nejake zaslu-
ny o mas pavilion a naSi vec,
cesko-americka verejnost by
zajiste o Mich rada podrobneji
Sc dovedela."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-10
Informace o novem programu
starobniho zajisteni.
F. L. I. S..

Minimalnf mzda uchazece O
pensi.
Dotaz: Jsem uz starry, ale
pres to jeste pracuji "a malou
mzdu. z jake mzdy muslin
zaplatiti do fondu socialnfho
zabezpecenf, neil budu moci
dostavati pensi?
Odpoved: Pracujete-li cd
ledna 1889 a budete-li pokra-
covati v praci do cervence
1910 a obdrzfte-li v te dobe
aspon $500 We mzde, pax bu-
dete m1ti pravo ma pensi, jak-
mile YAM Dude aspon 65 let.
Pozitky pro pracujfcf lidi pres
65 let stare.
Dotaz: V prosinci 1887 mi
bylo 65 let. OpatTim-li 81 jeste
ted praci, budu kdy mfti ma
rok ma mesfcnf pozitky Cd fe-
deralnf vlady?
Odpoved: Ano. Jedine O.
Ysem v prfpade, re budete kdy.
koli pc 1. lednu 1899 pracova-.
tt nejmene pc Is mes1cG trva-
lie v praci, spadaj1c1 pod zakon
o socialnfm zabezpecenf.
Pozitky delnfka, vyedlavajici-
no SIS mes1cne.
Dotaz: V lednu 1910 mi bu-
de IS let. Vydelavam jiz cd
r. 1886 pravidelne $75 mesfc-
ne. Mole zena, ktera je O rok
stars1, vede nasi domacnost.
Statnf pensi bych dostati ne
mohl, protoze vlastn1m domek,
V nemz ziji. Kolik budu do
stavati federalni pense?
OdpoveR: Vzdate-li sc v 65
letech pr1tomneho zamestnan1,
budete cd 1. ledna 1910 dosta-
vati $23.77 mes1cne. Vase ze-
ma Dude m1ti narok ma S11.58|
mes1cne.
Dostal jednorazovou vyplatu.
Dotaz: V unoru mi bylo pc
tasedesat let a dostal jsem teh-
dy mensf castku penez, ma nfz
jsem mel pravo Poole zakona
o socialn1m zabezpecen1. Mo-
hu jeste nekdy v budoucnosti
brati pensi We shode S t1mtez
Zakonem.
OdpoveR: Ano. Budete-li
totiz v budoucnosti pracovati
a vydelate-li tolik, abyste byl
opravnen k mes1cnlm pozit-
kim. V tonic pr1pade odpo-
c1taji yam cd vasich pozitkd
castku, kterou jste pc dovrse-
nj sedesati petit let dostal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-10
Chot preisdenta o Charlotte
Masarykove.

V Chicago Daily Times We
sloupci "My Day., ktery p1se
Eleanor Rooseveltova, zmi1u-
je Sc chot presidenta Spoj. Sta
til O knfzce S zivotopisem ze-
snule choti Tomase G.. Masary-
ka. P1Se o nj takto:
"Pfecetla jsem 81 knizecku
o zivote pi. T. c.. Masarykove,
o tom, CO vse musila prodelat
a jak statecne 81 pocinala.
Jsouc presazena re Spojenych
Stat6 do ciz1ho naroda, udrze-
la 81 svoje ideally a die Mich III
la cely svGj zivot. Jedna KRAFT
ka veta v dopisu jej1 dcefi uci-
Mia ma mne nejhlubS1 DOZEN :
IMAM rada jasnost v nabozen-
stv1 a re vseho nejradeji pax
%upr1mnost, jinak srdce celeho
zivota jest o~chromeno." Jeji
vlastnf %upfimnost, jak Sc IDA,
byla inspirac1 narodu, ktery
pfijala "a svGj."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-10
Novy prebornik We vylupova.
nj korny.

V Lawrence, Kansas, Law
renee Pitzer z Attica, Ind,
dobyl narodniho prebornictvi
We vylupovanf korny, vyloupav
$3.50 buslG "a 80 minut.
Richard HUH, minnesotsky
sampion, ackoli mel boleni kr-
ku, dobyl druheho m1sto pri
kontestu, vyloupav 26.37 bus
III.
Prvni cena byla 500, druha
$50, treti $25, ctvrta SIS a pa
ia $40.
Pitzer, 40 let starry sampion
statu Indiana, ktery dobyl no
veho rekordu We SVEN statu,
z1stal daleko "a narodn1m re-
kordem, ktereho dobyl Elmer
Carlson z Iowa r. 1885, vylou-
paw Ais buslG korny.
Sampioni z II statu zavodili
pred zastupy divak1, cltajlcl-
mi ma 100000. Tento kontest
je jedinym sportem, v nemz
vsichni amateri jsou p~rofesio-
nalove, vsichni jsou farmafi,
kterf zamestnavajf Sc vylupo-
van1m korny aspon cast sveho
zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-10

Chesapeake and Potomac Te-
lephone Co. of Baltimore City,
Baltimore, Md.
DIE prohlaSenf L.. M. Griffi-
na,gen. managera Chesapeake
a Potomac Tel. spolecnosti v
Baltimore, byl ucinen prvn1
krok We stavebn1m programu
spolecnOsti, ktera ~nasledkem
neobycejneho vzrGstu poctG
telefon1 must staveti move bu-
dovy a instalovati v Mich move
zaTfzenf k cemuz Dude zapo-
tTebf nakladu 100000.
Ma zdolan1 telefonn1 sluzby
a provozu v dolejs1 casti mesta
Dude postavena 6ti patrova te-
lefonn1 budova ma rohu St.
Paul a Pleasant ul. nakladem
100000. Jest vsak pony
Sleno ma to, re v pT1pade po-
tTeby Sc ma tuto budovu pfista-
vi dals1ch 6 pater.
Tato budova Dude celia ohni-
vzdorna, a Dude v nj um1steno
nejmodern6jSi cifernlkove "a
f1zenf (dial system) dstredn1
kancelare tel. obvodu Plaza,
Calvert, South a Vernon.
Telefonnf spolecnost podni-
ka toto rozslren1 a zvelebeni v
zajmu svych tel. abonentd, a.
by Jim poskytla co MONA nej-
lepsf a nejrychlejsf sluzbu.
Pokusy a vyzkumy bylo Iii
St6no, re cifernikove zaf1zeni
jest nejleps1.
Cifernfkovy system nezna-
mena, re mnohe telefonistky
ztrati praci. Kde Dude pfeby.
tecny pocet operatorek, tyto
budou pfemfsteny do jinych
odd6len1.
Uvadfme jmena zodpoved.
nych drednfkd a reditelstva
L. B. Wilson, president; J. A
Remon, vice-president; L. M
Griffin, general manager; q
Alexander Armstrong, R. Ho.
ward Bland, Charles E. Bryan
Philip O. Coffin, T. Hughlett
Henry, j. Allan Coad, D. Luke
Hopkins, Albert D. Hutzler, {
Henry M. Warfield, direktofi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-10
DIR. Papanek ma oslavs %. iii
ma v Pittsburgh.

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Pittsburgh Post Gazette FL.
X. prinaSi zpravu O dvou pred
naskach DIR. Papanka, jez Sc
konaly ma University of Pitts
burgh kde byl tez usporadan
spolecny luncheon S profesory
pittsburghske university. PRIV
nj p~fednaska byla venovana
studentstvu, kteremu DIR. Pa
panek pfednasel O politickych
pomerech We stfednf Europe,
pfl cemz poukazoval ma klam-
ny MAJOR tech, kdoz tvrdf, re
nemecky lid nesouhlasl S dix
taturou nacistickeho rezimu.
Nenl spravnym tvrzenf, re ne
mecky lid nestoji "a myslen-
kou superiority nemecke rasy
representovane narodnim soci-
alismem. Byly to prave kon-
servativn1 nemecke vrstvy, kite
re pripravily pGdu nacisticke-
mt rezimu, "a ktery Sc posta-
Willy. Nemecky nacialismus ros-
tt soucasne S nacionalnim soci-
alismem. We druhe prednasce
probral DIR. Papanek postavenf
dnesn1ho Ceskoslovenska, pou-
kazal ma osvobozenske hnuti
zahranicnich Cechoslovak1 We
dene DIR. Eduardem Benesem a
ma csl. armada, ktera Sc tvor1
We Francii a Anglii.
Oslava cs. narodniho svatku
Sc konala V pittsburghske
Moose Temple "a ucasti vice
nez 1000 osob. Program Tfdil
pfedseda Narodneho Sloven-
skeho Spolku V. Platek. Jme-
mem mayora promluvil prof. E.
vans, predseda mestskych ko-
misaf1, jmenem Ces. Narodn1-
no Sdruzeni mel proslov pTeds.
Pokorny, a dalsf proslov mel
Ed. Tabor. Jmenem GA jake
hlavn1 fecn1k a zastupce DIR.
Edv. Benese promluvil DIR. Jan
Papanek. Umelecka cast pro-
gramu byla vyplnena zpevem
a hudbou.