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Evening star., 1939-04-27

Recital at Church TONIGHT

Miss Mary Elizabeth Graham Of
New York, radio and. concert mez-
20 soprano, will be heard in a re-
cital tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church, Eleventh and r streets
NV. The M. v. Society Of the
church is sponsoring the event, and
receipts will be used for beautifica-
ton Of the church building.
Evening star., 1939-04-27
Brain TwizzIer
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.
Start Building.

Start bull0lng.
Let's build pyramid To be cor
rect, from an engineering point of
view and for the sake of gravity,
you should start at the base and
build up but 1t will be easier to start
at the top and work down. Well
give the definition for the top word
of one letter first, the second word
Of two letters and so on until you
get the base word of 10 letters. In
each case you just add letter and
rearrange to get a new word. The
definitions: l. One. 2. An article.
3. Hurried. 4. Mend. S. Magnifi-
cent. 6. Aligned. 7. Provoked. s.
Traitor. 9. Created. 10. Deterio-
rate.
(Answer on Page CID
Evening star., 1939-04-27

Sixty thousand letters containing
money went to the dead letter ONCE
in 1898.
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in
Track Drills

Pacific Lutheran college track
and field candidates began train
ing Monday for season that
Coach Ciiff Olson hopes viii bring
the Falkland nehooi iia second con-
seeu,lse state Junior college track
championship,
Assisted by pF Harold }.
Ieraas, who was 10 ordinary
traekman during hla own college
days. Coach Olson sent his pros
poets through q warm up session,
cut short hy rain and cold.
Dr. I~raas. whc viii i~ In
charge ~ middle distance and
distance runners, distinguished
himself az Luther college, Ia.
by WANING the conferences
championship In the imo.m''c
run.
Among those who Needed Coach
olsous call were hsl Erickson.
spfints. Emil Smith. quarter.
mile Blair Taylor, broad jump and
sprints Larry jungek. shotpu,,
and Murray Taylor. high Jump.
Others expected In turn out
soon are rd Watts, javelin throw.
er and Pete Bury. lettorman In
the mile and twosmlla Several
freshmen are also expected
Three meets have already been
scheduled. In the new Washing
ton Intercollegiate conference, the
Lntherans win fsoe Cheney. Belt
lnsham and Ellsnsburg Normal
"a hools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Hutben Arm
Still Mystery
HOi SPRINGS. Ark. - Carl

HOi SPRINGS, ARK. - carr
Hubbell revealed today that no
one knows whether his left arm
will ever again stand the strain
of firing a screwball down the
alley.
The New York Giants great
pitcher. unable to stand the
pain of an aching elbow any
longer, was operated on by DR.
J. Spencer Speed in Memphis
last August. From a medical
standpoint the operation was
highly successful, but no one
knows whether Hubbell again
will be great pitcher. the
New York Giants fate, as wei
as Hubbell's, hinges on the
answer.
MY arm feels all right"
HubbcIl said. but ! haven't
tested it Yet and probably won't
for weeks. I've tossed rev
Rpht ones since I've been here
and felt no pain, but that
doesn't indicate anything. !
won't know the answer until
cut loose and put something on
the ball"
Hubbells trouble didn't come
overnight. He knew as far back
as two or three years ago mat
has arm was giving out on MN,
and he knew what was caus-
IN il.
SCREWBALL At FAULT
Il had my arm N-rayed at
the same time that Fred Fltz-
simmons had his operated on
few wears ago said Hubbell.
"The X-rays showed piece OF
chipped bone inside the elbow
Joint. and torn cartilege. l
didn't want to have an oper-
alton. 1t hurt me on and OH
but not until 1887 did it begin
to stiffen up on me. Sometimes
It stiffened up and hurt more
than others.
IL knew IL was my screWbalI
that was causing the trouble.
It's AN unnatural pitch and goes
against all the rules of pitch
ing. But II was my best pitch
and there was nothing could
do but use 1t. And Pm going to
continue to throw screwbalis. u
] were a younger fellow ] might
give il up but its too late now.
l NAV not use it as much as !
used TO, because ] have to save
all nv strength. hut In tIght
spot can't afford to discard
my ace"
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nv UNITED PRESS

HA>FOKD, Calf, Larry
Powell. southpaw rookie, was
slated TO open ON the mound to-
day for the San Francisco Seals
In an exhibition game with thr
Oakland oaks ~ Rcedley Man
sger Lefty O'poll announced his
starting choice here. al which
time he announced several play
ers hampercd by lnJufies might
he able 10 see action They In
eluded Nad Sam slbaon, pitch.
er. Jack Burleaon, outfinider,
and Keith Frazier, pitcher
yisALIA, Cslif. --- Manager
john, N~rges said he would
use Pitchers Jseh Address.
southpaw. and Halph Bnsien.
Highlander. iD today's .shibis
iiob game with the ssais al
K~sdiss. The Oaks ar. trail
Ing the seals two Ksms. ia
three in the current .sfies.
ANAuEIM, Callf. Third
Bassman DICK Gyseifuan ~ the
Seattle kainlerN waM Ia the hos
pital with an attack of gall
stones today, but 10 operation
was believed necessary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Ski Weather

stampede - Temperature Of 20
degrees: three inches Of new
SNOW: total Of 90 inches: calm and
cloudy: snow dry; skiing excel
lent.
Monad Iake-Temperature Of -
degrees: six inches Of new snow;
total OF 1873 inches; calm and
cloudy, with moderate snow; snow
dry and powdery; skiinr excellent.
Martin lodge - Temperature Of
80 degrees; four inches of new
snow; total OF l08 inches; calm.
with light snow; snow fast ANA
dry; skiing excellent.
Paradise valley-Road open 10
Narada Falls; shuttle bussrs
operating; chains required ut Long
mire; temperature Of ~ degrees;
five inches Of new snow: total Of
224 inches; overcast. with light
snow; southwest wind; skiiing poor
on account OF deep, dry snow.
Mt. Baker Iodge-Road open to
lodge; snow on road from glacier
10 lodge; chains required; tenn
perature Of 10 degrees: 10 inches
OF new snow: total Of 233 inches
overcast. with light SNOW; calm;
skiing fair because of deep. dry
snow.
Snoqualmie pass-North Bend 10
Easton. snow on road from seven
miles west OF summit TO Easton
chains required; temperature Of
~ degrees: seven inches Of ne"
snow; total Of 1888 inches; over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

Two hasse, .hcmbsrs fsom nueh,
ley, two hotshnts from Htanlins
and rsmpaHing Redshin from
Rrnton make up the 1880 Puget
Sound conference aIirsssr basket.
hall team
The homer quintet. . second
team aud . houurabie mention list
were selected by conferences
coaches II The regular monthly
meeting At Auburn last night
Owen tount. classy seWsss
guard fran N,sh,iwe. wss ~
only uaaniusesss rhescs, bus
all ~ the either four flsst t~ssw
All af lhe first team choices arr
senior. and all rank high IN the
individual scoring race. Doug Mar.
tin. towering Buckley center. has
already bruken the four .yssr'old
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Hockey Clubs
Ready to Go

With a tie game tie only means
Of assuring both clubs Of getting
in the playoffs. Griffin Fuel and
Cammarano Brothers will battle il
out Wednesday night in the fea-
ture game of double bill hockey
program at the Lakewood ice
arena.
Ait Heidelberg and Medosweet
Dairy meet in the $50 O'Clock
opener.
The Alt Heidelbergs. revamped
considerable last week. are as
sured first place in the final stand
ines and favored spot in the
plsyoffs.
Griffin and Cammarano are
knotted in second place. one game
ahead of the tail-end Medosweet
club.
A win for Medosweet would
nut the Dairymen in a tie with
the loser of the Griff-Cam
tilt. As there is M time left
for a playoff for third spot,
toss of the coin will probably
decide the third team, slated
to get under way March %.
Not wishing to trust TO the luck
Of the toss. Managers Lon Bishop
of the Cams and Bill Anderson of
the Fuelmen will send their clubs
out with the do-or-die spirit.
Heidelbergs made none too favor
able impression last week in losing
to Griffins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Alpiines Play
This Afternoon

DENVER Play in the national
AAB basketball tourney opened
last night before 1000 fans.
The Seattle Alpins meet Bogs-
lusa La GayIords at 2:sO o'clock
this afternoon
Yesterdays results were:
First Round
Colorado college -. Arksnsas state
TEACHERS college 20.
Weber. I tab. Junior College 80,
southwestern Oklahoma Teacher. 80.
kan.as fify Martin OILERS %. Ak
ron. %. D'Neals. "a.
-an Houston. TeN.. Irarnrrs -
Frederick. Md.. BsrshbeTErTs 81.
Wichita fhaB.l tnheTssis defeat
cd 1t Petersburg. ia. on forfeit.
Reading. o.. Hotzss -. Tulsa, Okla
Frushaufs ~.
Greeiey state AZ southeastern Oh
iahama Teachers 81.
NsFf hHesferu M ishams 1eaf hrf-
81. Nes Mexico Normal 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

close behind. Ito and are juniors.
10 Fife; Mstoni
Adler, Orting
ersey Clover Park Mel Anderson Eaonve Borden kapowsn
and Taton Kapowsn
high setting brandnew
However the i2geme mark set by
Throsse OF Roy last not broken
Eatonvile who missed five league be-
close scoring
points
per game. Boyee averaged l443 game.
interesting Il of Portuguese Eskimo descent
the finest Fife high school
annals
closer In 1870 lie
rather deplorabc this
dog fight with having lcttemen
turning
Fife loses only Nasal and H.
Clover Parks sbreakng team viii
he n getting stronger
always with faithful Ole Olson making
Ortng II stubborn Ia down.
will there though lose four fst team
hut r. !. {. props lose most ever,hody
the Of the second teams which showed
Il and lost Kubo
of Fife high with lib points
o his Lennon said
a college lie 81 fouls
Matton III all but
defensive
Sato's fine passing Will be missed
benefit for the boys club We
tackle Eatonsile Lumber jacks Monday night.
the standpoint Of the far
from small consolation the fine financial
basketball $40 aud the
$500 This
have better statistical
would turn It's thoughts baseball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Sound All.ACe
Outfit Named

s~l~ssss~s p~ste1 svvv -
pelnss. sas eosNvs eay sereo9
ieam seep~eeea.
Individual ssrrtnG mark SOD yin
try u pass the IN usarh sstniohe
m 1880 tesem snep IN
esa iseteks " oweheey eeNes
Neal. TN SeswssslH~ers ese
rlssssh stetssss ss1 ks>1 >
swe- snWse advantage ~ ~
ssreea hsse eAass.
II Buckley shauid b. sripp<d "
by Kent Tonight either Nsntaa ~
Enumelsw and ttishilns could tIe
for the top by winning tonight
Hsnfnn uo~s 10 Enumctaw 4u4
Iilghlsne pisys 81 ruyaltupl
u buckley eiuehss the fisn ~
night, II will hvsak : shreesyene
hold on tho nsop title ~ Enu1a-
claw risers
eps~s rssNs
flenr Else. Buckley
Harry ftobsn&sr, lilehtine
Doug Martin. ttnskisy
owsn ltuns, Nighttime
1Iafpid 1AmiNnt. nsuina
N~c~e4 Tsam
Jack ftn~s. Buckley
fari rndbsexgsr, EnusurinW
Wayne Harris, knunsrisw
fsrne Collins. Kent
Warren Query, summer
Honorable mentiung Jimmy
Nicholas, Itiahltrs Huge Tnsrhl.
issntan. III t,opan, Hsntaus Thrua
Riggs. Buckley. Dick GafsEhsys
Hixhilne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Seahawks Move
Into Final Play

VANCOUVER, b. {. 80 Seattle 5
seahawks defeated the Vancouver
Lions. 4 TO !, last night ana
moved into the title series with
Portland in the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league.
The Lions were eliminated
from the palyoffs by two
straight losses. They were
outclassed In virtually all de-
pnrtments by the Seahawks,
who wound up the regular
PLAYING schedule in second
place.
The finals will open Thursday
night in Portland. The champion
ship will 60 10 the sextet That
takes the best Of seven games.
The second game in the series VIII
be played in Seattle Saturday
night
Seattle scored once in the first
period. twice in the second and
a fourth time in the third to win
the second semi-final contest from
the Lions. whose lone score came
in the opening session
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
DON BULGE AGAIN
CONQUtRs PERRY

PHILADELPHIA Don Bulge.
former world amateur titlist and
newIy-erowned professional cham
plon. held his third successive
match victory today over Fred
Perry Of England In their current
tour. Bulge defeated the Briton
In straight s~ts. so. O., SO. last
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

cast. with moderate snow and light
southeast wind; skiing fair.
Park Junction - SNOW on road
from Park Junction TO rs miles
west: chains required; temperature
Of rs degrees; sis inches Of new
snow; total Of 80 inches; overcast
and calm.
Cayus~ pass--Gai~s cIosed; $50
inches Of SNOW; skiing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
Seattle Golf
Club Gets Meet

SGATTl.E--rke S~stt,e Uels
rlub WAS deetded upon lsst
alght m ske sise for the WASH
inssoW state 0otf sssortstlOW's
o,,~n and amateur tournaments.
hut the dntes viii ~ - later.
officials said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

FULLERTON, Calf. - Harry
Rosenberg and Parke Coleman
heavy hitting outfielders VINO
have been hoi8outs. joined Port
land as the Beavers played the
Seattle Rainlers Al Anaheim to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15
4 UNANIMOUSLY NAMED

coaches selected players seniors
their annual all star basketball team The ballot
compiled by BIN Lennon. Eatonvie coach
and league secretary
choices unanimous They Pete Nrllo
Ted Henningscn Of L. e. emf Royce of kspow
Eatonvic The other three Roger
Ward Roy and Tom AionE " Yem
close bchn and lam are mlors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

ST. PETERSBURG. F1a-The
Cincinnati Reds came here today
seeking revenge for a SIS defeat
by the 81 Louis Cards yester-
day. Eight Red players had
influenza and were left IN
Tampa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

LAKE CHARLES, la. 49, Connie
Mack. veteran president-man-
ager Of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. today scheduled a series
Of camp games in an effort to
smooth out team play after
their disastrous defeats by the
Giants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-15

LAKELAND. Fla.-1'he work
of Schoolboy Rowe. Detroit
Tiger whom baseball fans
thought would never come
back" drew praise today from
Manager Del Baker. The lanky
hurler gave up only three hits
in four innings in yesterdays
practice game and connected for
a single and troiple in two times
at bat.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
East Capitol Street Site
For Auditorium Urqed

The East Capitol street site for the
proposed municipal auditorium was
indorsed last night by the North
Cleveland Park Citizens's Associa-
tion which concluded its season with
the regular meeting held at 1928
Window place NV. Offered by
William A. Walsh, the resolution
considered the location "best from
all standpoints" of any in the city.
Mr.. Walsh declared that a rela-
lively outlying point is desirable for
municipal buildings of stature and
purpose of the auditorium as a
means of avoiding serious traffic
difficulties in a downtown area.
I'm this case, traffic is the major
problem in choosing a location for
the building" Mr.. Walsh said. East
Capitol street affords direct connec-
ton with downtown Washington and
suburbs and cities to the west and
other thoroughfares branch to the
north. 1t must also be remembered
that the planned Anacostia Parkway
development will serve as a connect
ing link in the future. There is no
other available site in the District
that can claim these advantages"
The Temple Heights property at
Connecticut and Florida avenues
had previously been suggested at
the meetings as possible location
for the auditorium.
A. E. Martin was admitted as a
member last night. President John
B. Dickman, jr., who presided. an
nounced the next meeting would be
held on the first Tuesday in October.
Evening star., 1939-05-03

This is the first time in a month
Bob's seen her. Before, she didn't
have a chance in a million of hear
ing him call her beautiful. Her skin
looked so tired out. Then she copied
this trick of giving her complex
ion a tonic beauty pickup - with
Dioxogen Cream.
This wonderful facial cream re-
leases active oxygen right onto your
skin. First, you use Dioxogen Cream
to cleanse off your makeup. Wipe
away. Then pat on little more.
Leave it on few minutes. Feel its
active oxygen breaking free on your
skin-refreshing and stimulating it.
Like tonic on your skin! You
feel better! You look better!
Try month of tonic beauty pick
ups with Dioxogen Cream. See what
a help you've found for a clear fresh
looking skin. Dioxogen Cream costs
no more than your regular cold cream.
Get a jar today at your drug store.
Evening star., 1939-05-03

Advertisement
Evening star., 1939-05-03

Traffic lights protect you. Watch
them.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
HyottsvilIe Boy, 6,
Injured in Traffic

Theodore Viverette, 6, of Hyatts-
vile, Md, was in Casualty Hos
pital today, recovering from in
juries received in a traffic accident
near his home yesterday. The child
was brought to the hospital by the
Prince Georges County Rescue
Squad.
John H. Lewis, 81, 1243 Oates
street NE, was treated by a pri-
vate physician yesterday for slight
injuries received when struck by a
street car in the 400 block of Massa-
chusetts avenue NE.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Guest Speakers Named

The Rev. E. G. Latch, pastor of
Chevy Chase Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be guest speaker at
tomorrows chapel service of Good
will Industries. The service is held
daily from Monday to Friday in the
organizations auditorium. The
guest speaker at the Friday service
will be the Rev. R. D. Smith of
Woodside Methodist Episcopal
Church, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Civil Service ests
Are Announced

An examination for Junior tabu-
lating machine operators at 81 ,440
annually is scheduled by the Civil
Service Commission. Applicants
must be between 18 and SO and have
had at least six months paid ex-
perience on an electric tabulating
machine.
Other examinations listed are:
Auditor, marine accounts, $4,000,
Maritime Commission.
Forestry student aid, 81, 1,260, Forest
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Delta Sigmo Pi Initiation
SATURDAY. Morninu

Mu Chapter, Delta Sigma Pi In
ternational Fraternity of George
town University, will hold its formal
initiation Saturday morning at the
chapter house, 1861 Thirty-fifth
street NV.
All active and alumni members
in the city and vicinity will partic-
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Six Hurt Fighting Fire
Reported Recovering

The six persons injured in fighting
a three alarm fire at 1915 Fifteenth
street NV. early yesterday were
reported recovering in Emergency
Hospital today.
They are Capt. Charles Satter-
field of No. 9 truck company, 1t.
Murchell Lamp of No. truck COM
pany, Pvts. Andrew Bigos, Clyde
Smith and Elvin Winkler, all OF No.
8 truck company, and Fred Randall,
emergency man for Washington Gas
Light Co.
They suffered burns and other in
juries.
Evening star., 1939-05-03

Service. The age limit is Is, and
there are certain educational quail
if1cations.
Details are available at the COM
mission, Seventh and F streets.
Evening star., 1939-05-03

ipate in the ceremonies that pre-
cede the formal initiation of William
Carnes, William Gregg, Ralph Trisko,
John Locke, Warren Krebbs, William
Won Herbulis and Bruce Knoblock.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
VOLEBNf VYBOR VYSTR-
MAD MNOHE UREDNfKY.

Hromadne zbavovanf tired
nickych osob z volebnfho odbo-
ru provedeno pry bude. Ured-
n1ci tito behem dvou rok1 Wy
st6hovali Sc z precinktuG svych,
jak tichym vysetrovanfm We
372 pf1padech zjisteno. Vsich-
nj tact podlehaj1 odstranenf z
dfadG svych.
Vedle toho vybor zamyslf
provost zkousky zp1sobilosti
nekterych jinych, kterf "a re-
publikanske statni vladnf do
volebn1ch 1radn dosazeni byli.
V meste jest 1884 1rednik1
volebn1ch We Att volebnich
m1stnostech.
Prvn1 povinnost, k nfz NY
nejs1 demokratictf 1rednfci vo-
lani budou, Dude ma re~gistrac-
nj den, Z. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
PRI LOVENf RYB SPADL Do
REX A UTONUL.

William j. McMechen, 46le-
ty strojnik Baltimore and Ohio
drahy, utonul v nedeli v Baer
Tece, kdyz spadl pc hlave S To-
dicky do vody. V lodicce byl
Sc ctyTmi soudruhy. Diva z Mich
skocili "a MIN do vody, ale po-
kus jejich - zachraniti jej -
ukazal Sc marnym. Utonul ko-
lem 9. hodiny v noel.
V teze dobe 5 rok1 stara
dfvka dlvala sc ma bombardo-
van1 pevnosti McHenry, jez ko
nano bylo v nedeli noel pri O.
slavach "Shriners" konvence,
S otcem svym S konce Broad
way. Behem bombardovanl
spadla s nabTezf, ale zachrane-
ma byla muzi z valecneho kfi-
zaku Vincennes, ktery tento
tyden zakotven jest ma Locust
Point. Dfvkou je Anna Cher
ry re S. Eden ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
NECHAVAJf FLASTICKY
We SKOLACH.

V sezenf sdruzen1 Baltimore
Alcoholic Dispensers, Joseph
L. Hirsch, obchodni spravce
sdruzen1, prednesl zalobu tu-
to, ably pTimel likernf vybor ku
zakazu nip" malych flasticek
s koralkou.
Hirsch rekl: "Jdete do KITE
rekoliv vyssf skoly a ptejte Sc
posluhu v techto, zda-li nenf to
zcela obycejnym zjevem, re
pTi cistenf odnasi naruci tech
to flasticek cd koralky re "a
chodG ma Eastern High skole,
Western High skole, City kole-
il a jinych vyssich skolach.
To musf byti zastaveno. Je-
nom. diva staty = Maryland
jest jednim z mich = dovoluj1
prodej koralky v techto ma
lych flastickach."
- Likerni vybor rozkazal,
re budou-li odkryty v tech ne
DO onech saloonech hracske
zabavy a neporadne tam sc
chovanf, re licens Dude jim
vzata a nova nikdy re jim ne
smf byti dana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
KONVENCE RAD SHRINE
v BALTIMORE.

Ia velikych slavnosti a schn-
EEK konana byla konvence ra-
du Shrine" tonic tydnu.
Ma konvenci sjeli Sc clenove
Tadu re vsech cast Spojenych
Stat1.
Nikdy pred tim nebylo mes
to dekorovano tolika prapory
$ napisy jake pfi konvenci teto
Cd stredu mesta ku Stadium
idea slavnosti sfrena byla pra-
pory a ozdobami. Stfednf casti
mesta naplneny byly cleny u
zfvajfcfmi pohostinstvi mesta
plnou merou.
Dvanact tislc uniformovanych
ShrinerG paradovalo v 1tery
odpoledne o 2. iodine a v 8
hodinach vecer We stredu.
Uternf parada do Stadium
byla pTedmetem velikeho zaj-
mu obecenstva, jfmz naplneny
byly chodnfky ulic, jimiz ma
lebny a wesley pr1vod "a do
provodu mnohych hudebnich
Short Sc bral. Parada trvala
pc tri hodiny.
Z hodin vecer odbyvan byl
banket v hotelu Emerson ma
pocest Imperial Potentate A.
A. D. Rain a tanec We zbrojni-
CT pateho pluku.
V 1ternf parade pochodova-
10 ma $4,000 cleni Mystic
Shrine Tadu.
V Teci, v n1z vrchnl nacelnik,
Rain, licil prace radu, mezi
jinym vidal dix Baltimorske-
mt radu "Boumi Temple, kite
ry prfspevky svymi velice ma
pomocen byl a jest nemocnici
We Filadelfii, do n1z nemocni
clenove radu pos1lani jsou.
Jak Rain udal, re rad Mystic
Shrine venoval ma RUNE ne
mocnice v zemi $3O,OOO,O 900.
We stfedu vecer velike "a
stupy neustaly pozorovan1
VeSele parady Shrlneru vZdOr
tomu, re chvilkami kropeny
byly destem. Policie udava,
re parady teto pr nejmensfm
Z1castnilo sc mezi divaky o.
dvakrate vice neil 1terni. Po-
licie odhaduje pocet pozorova-
tell ma 100000 osob.
We Stadium We ctvrtek byla
slavnost, jej1mz vrcholem bylo
ZnovuZasvecen1 Sc ku lasce VII
81 Americe. Ma programu byly
hudebn1 c1sla cetnych kapel,
pochodovanf a ohnostroje.
Budouc1 konvence radu ko-
mana Dude v Memphis, Tennes-
see.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-30
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Koncem tohoto tydne pritah-
nou ma Maryland hordy japon-
skych musek, ktere sem jiz ia
hnou z podzemf cd jiste dolby.
V dobe teto vylezajf re zeme
Twice Sc ma kof1nkach travin.
Cd 1. cervence do Is. GER
vence, musky zobaji vsemozne
druhy zelenin a panicky jejich
kladou vajfcka do zeme. Kaz-
da panicka ulozf cd 80 do 40
vajfcek. Cd 25. cervence do
1. srpna sc rozmnozf ma nej-
vyssf pocet. Cd l. srpna do 81.
srpna pomalu Sc budou ztra-
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dobf, zalezou hluboko do ze-
me-, kde budou spinkati az asi
do bfezna, ably vyspinkale wy
lezly a lidi potrapily.