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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Podivna ministerstva.

Jel jakysi vysoky rfsskon9-
mecky funkcionaT pres svyca-
ry. Ma nadrazf Sc dostavili Get
nj ministTi (federalnf radoye)
a pfedstavovali Sc: "Ministr fl
nancf, ministr veTejnych pracf,
ministr namoTnictvf. -"
"Jakze," povfda nemecky
pan, ivy pTece nemate more,
mas mate ministra namofnic-
tvf?"
Excellence, odpovfda mini
str namornictvf, "to je tax: L
talie nema zadne penfze a ma
m~inisterstvo finance, Wy v Ne
mecku nemate uz zadnou justi-
ci a pTece mate ministerstvo
spravedlnosti - nu, a my ne
name Size more, ale proc by
chom nemohli nit ministra ma
moTnicty1?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Krajan souzen pro vrazdu.

Pred porotou okresu Suffolk
bylo zahajeno pfeliceni S kra-
janem Antonfnem Myslivcem,
ktery bydlil V New Yorku.
Jest obzalovan, re zavrazdil
55leteho podnikatele Dobice,
stavebn1ho podnikatele We Far
mingdale, ma Long Island, KITE
ry byl jeho pr1telem. Dobic byl
zastrelen 1kladne v noci Fl. Ii
stopadu 1888, kdyz byl vyla-
kan zuTivym stekotem sveho
hlldac1ho PISA ma dvGr.
S pocatku Sc zdal zlocin "a
hadny. Prvn1 stopu vsak brzy
poskytl telegram, nalezeny u
Dobicove, kterym il Myslivec
zadal O schGzku v Manhatta-
nu. New-yorska policie sla ma
udanou adresu a kdyz Mysliv-
&c donna nezastihla, pockala 81
ma neho.
Kdyz Sc pozdeji Myslivec do
stavil DON'T Sc zablacenymi
botami, byl wat ma policii a wy
slychan. Podezfen1 prot nemu
vzrostlo, kdyz u neho nalezli
jlzdenku drahy ma Long Is
land. 3t.A4ss,o4A aY a
Myslivec Sc primal, re byval
castym hostem u Dobicovych,
ale tvrdil, re Dobice stTelil jen
nestastnou nahodou. Policie
vsak zjistila, re udrzoval mi
lostny pomer S Alzbetou Dobi-
covou a tTebaze manzel mic ne
tusil, rozhodli Sc milenci, re Sc
no zbav1.
Dobicova byla take zatcena
a je drzana We vazbe jake sved
kyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
u holice.

Do holirny Angelo Cotsifa-
kise V Chicago pfisel Raymond
Menard, dial 81 pristrihnouti
vlasy a kdyz byl hotov, tax
prohlasil, re nema ami cent ma
z%aplacen1, ale svlekl svetr a ma
blzel jej "a holen1. Holic Cd
mltl, Menard stahl jeste je-
den svetr a kdyz i ted holic
vrtel hlavou zaporne tax sta
hi tfetf a vsechny tTi dial ma hro
madu, fka, re to jest dost "a
tech par pfistrihnutych vlas1,
nebot jest bez tax ma polo no
10 hlavy. PAX vtiskl vsechny
tri svetry holici do naruce a
sci ven. Policie jej zatkla a
nasla pine kapsy nacpany zen
skymi puncochami a pradyl-
KEN Menard pravil, re to vse
koupil tam, kde koupil ctyri
svetry, ponevadz jeden mu III
stal ma tele. Ponevadz jest
nouzovym delnikem. Policie
zjistl, jak k vecem pTisel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
NejlepSi manzelka v Kongu
stoii $50.

Nejposlednejsf zpravy O tr-
hu ma zeny Belgickem Kongu
v Africe prinesl do New Yor-
ku Rev. James Jackson, ktery
pfiplul ma parn1ku American
Farmer. Pfijel ma jednorocni
dovolenou pc desetilete misio-
nafske sluzbe V Kongu. Dovo-
lenou s manzelkou a dvema
synky ztravf We SVEN domove
v Birmingham, Ala.
Rev. Jackson pravil, re $35
Sc dnes povazuje "a primer
nou cenu "a manzelku, ackoli
nektere stoj1 i $50 a jine opet
mono koupiti i "a ,necele$2.
Tato cena Sc plat1 .rodicum ne
vesty, a to obycejne We zbozi.
Nejnizsf cena, o ktere slysel,
re byla zaplacena "a manzel-
ku, byla 65 cent? We zbozi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Tragicky skon Frant. Ludvika.

ArdgICky ShOn FFant. LuuNlhd.
Byvaly Teditel ceskebo diva
ola Sc obesil. Pohnutkou k
zoufalemu GNU billy hmotne
starosti a plynouc1 z mich du-
Sewn rozharanost. Kdyz mrt-
vo1a nalezena, byla jiz zcela
vychladla.
Zesnuly Sc narodil pred 62
roxy Benesove v Cechach ia
kozto syn divadelnfho reditele
Frantiska Ludv1ka. Do Chica-
ga prijel r. 1894, tedy "a rok
pc pr1jezdu L%udv1kovy divadel
nj spolecnost. Reditelka b.
humilova Ludvikova byla jeho
nevlastn1 matkou, ale pecovala
o mladeho Frantiska jake 0
vsechny ostatnf deti, jez vzesly
z jejfho manzelstvf S reditelem
Ludvfkem. Mlady Frantisek
Sc zacal v Cechach uciti stroll
nictvi, kdyz vsak pribyl do Chi
caga, uplatnil Sc ma jevisti a
stal Sc take hercem. By IMAM
tisic1m nasich krajan1 v Chi
cagu a okolf, nebot pGsobil ma
ceske scene pres tricet let. Oze-
nil Sc s byvalou Mari1 Barca-
lovou, S n1z mel dive dcery, Ma
a Olgu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
krajan - vedec dostal
stipendium.

Frank J. Lambert, jr., syn,
krajanske rodiny manzelu
Lambertovych z Congress
Sire We Schenectady, N. Y, zfs-
kal stipendium, ably mohl pra-
covati V metalurigickych VIZ
kumech ma University of Ken
lucky, kde soucasne Dude pra-
covati ma SVEN Masters deg
rec. Mlady krajan jest clenem
fady studentskych bratrskych
organisac1, clenem Americke-
no institute d1lnich a metalur-
gickych inzenyrG. z universe
ty of Kentucky graduoval loni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Lewis hrozi zavrenim uhIodolGG

Ponevadz conference O move
smlouve pro mekkouhelne dolly
ma vychode Sc rozbila, John
Lewis, pTedseda CLIO, pohrozil,
re necha zavTft vsechny dolly v
zemi a zp1sobf nedosatek uhli
jak pro zeleznice, tax industrii.
Lewis jest pTedsedou United
Mine Workers a kdyz konfe-
renee zahajena IA. brezna ne
vedla k zadnemu konci a ko-
necne Sc odrocila, tax oznamil
jestli dnes Sc nesejde, tax ne
cha zavf1t ostatn1 dolly. Ceny
mekkeho uhlf stouply bez tax
jake vysledek vyprsenf smlou-
Wy 31.bre Una a panujf obavy,
re budou jeste vysSf. V mex
kouhelnych dolech pracuje
$4,000 uhlokopG a. ma vycho-
de jest dobyvano 1919 vseho
uhl1, jez Sc V zemi spotTebuje.
Ash 100000 uhlokop1 v jinych
statech, mezi mimi i v Illinoisu,
PRAGUE pod zvlastnf smlouvou.
Lewis mysl1, re OPERATOR mali
v dmyslu rozb1ti unie, ably sc
zal1bili kapitalu, jez unie ne
navidf a proto zvlastnf ty
smlouvy budou odvolany. PAX
Ii ami to nepomGze, vyvola 800
600 uhlokopG ma tvrdem uhlf
ma stavku, nebot smlouva kon-
cf 80. dubna. Jestli uhlobaro-
nj 81 pref vojnu, tax il mohou
NIT, prohlasil Lewis, ale pax
Dude vojna nejedne industrii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Jeste ziji poctivi Tide.

Y Englewood, Tenn, pred
sedmi roxy 7Olety James Gun
Gle Jim" Reynolds nalezl pene-
zenku Sc $50. Nosil il kazdy
den u sebe v nadeji, re polka
leJlho majitele. Kdyz pax vi
del, re p1vodnf penezenka ne
ustalym nosenlm je "cela
pryc", koupil novou. Do tie
pax vlozil onech $50, z nichz
neutratil ami centu a Dude dale
cekati, az jednou prece jen
nalezne pravoplatneho MATTE
lie techto penez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Sokolstvo v boji "a osvobozen1
VIasti.

1851
Americka Obec Sokolska We
SVEN prohlasenf dne II. brez-
ma vyzvala veSkere sokolstvo
do prvnfch pracovnich rad "a
osvobozen1 naSf drahe vlasti.
Sve prohlasenf dokumentovala
V zapetf cinem t.j. dolarovou
clenskou dan, ktera byla vyp-
sana INA obranu Republiky
Ceskoslovenske", dala k dispo-
sici Narodnfmu Sdruzenf v Chi
cagu = re veskere Sokolstvo
stojf Verne "a svym narodem
jake pTednf straz, dokazuje
rozhodnut1 Sokola v Argent
ne, v JIM Americe, nasledujf-
elm dopisem:
AMERICKEMU SOKOLSTVU
Telocvicna Jednota Sokol V
Presidencii Rogue Saenz Pena,
stOjic1 pevne a neohrozene "a
sokolskym heslem INA straz"
V dobe pro mas narod ceskoslo-
vensky nejnebezpecn6jsi, pro-
81 bratrske jednoty americkeho
Sokola o laskave pTijetf do jed
notneho svazku so~kolskych jed
not americkych. Pristupuje
me do ~jednotn6ho zahranicni-
no Odboje CechG a SlovakG "a
svobodu a demokracii verni "a
sadam a ideal1m naseho presi-
denta Osvoboditele, jehoz sve-
tia pamatka je pro mas nedotk-
nutelnou a pTipraveni nasledo-
vat nasich vGdcG, p%residenta
DR.. E. Benese a jeho spolupra-
covnfkG v boji "a mas narod do
posledn1 krGpeje krve.
Pros1me, abyste mas, verne
Cechy a Slovaky V argentin-
sk6m Chacu, do sv6ho svazku
laskav6 pTijali.
Ia Telocvicnou Jednotu
Sokol =
F. Ohnheiser, starosta.
K. Click, jednatel.
M. Bruncl1k, vzdelavatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
DIR. Losa zemrel.

z kostela Second Presbyte-
rian Church v Coraopolis by]
vypraven pohTeb faraTe tohoto
sboru Rev. Vaclava Losy, DID,.
ktery byl zaroven superinten,
dentem ceske presbytern1 cir
kve.
Narodil Sc V Nosislavi u Ii
dlochovic ma Morave 7. 1867.
Pc studi1ch ha gymnasiu v Br-
ne absolvoval filologicke gym
nasium v Koline roku 1887.
Ma popud kol1nskeho farafe
a pozdejsfho superintendent
reformovane c1rkve G. Duska
odjel do Ameriky a V letech
1888-1891 studoval ma Union
Theological Seminary v New
Yorku, nacez byl ordinovan ma
kazatele.
Pc tie Sc ujal prace mezi ces-
kymi a slovenskymi a vGbec
slovanskymi pTist6hovalci, KITE
Fl az do te DOLBY byli bez du-
chovniho o~patTen1. Nejprve
pGsobil V Baltimore, pc te v
Clarkson, Neb., a naposled zde
V Clarkson, Neb., roku 1899
zacal vydavati casopis "Kres-
tanske Listy", vGdcf list ces-
kych evangelical S pr1lohou
"Bes1dka" pro mladez; tento
list vychazel tydne i mes1cne.
Nynf jest v Al. rocnlku. Asi
II rokG vydaval take kalendar
"Sion" Sc seznamem e%vangelic-
kych Short v Americe.
Roku 1899 byl povolan do
Pittsburghu, ably shromazdil
slovansk6 pTistehovalce. Row.
null sirokou praci misijn1 a "a
lozil nekolik short tam.
V Coraopolis u ~Pittsburghu
zalozil take dfvcf misijnf skolu
k vzdelani ucitelek a sboro-
vych sester, pracujfcfch mezi
vsemi slovanskymi narodnost-
mi.
Pozdeji jake Glen Board Of
National Missions byl superin-
tendentem kolportaze odboru
"Ned6lnfch Skol" We vsech sta
tech Unie, kde je zastoupena
presbytern1 c1rkev.
V Pittsburghu pro fisk svych
publikacf zalozil ceskou tiskar-
nu, vedle nfz Tfdil i slovanske
knihkupectvf a nakladatelstvf.
Jeho pTicinenim byla zalo-
zena Hussite Society, informu-
j1cf americkou veTejnost O du-
chovn1ch proudech v CSR. a
podporujfcf nejeden c1rkevn1 a
misijnf podnik v Cesko-Sloven-
sku. Malo je take znamo, re
pTipravoval prof. T. G.. Masa-
rykovi roku 1918 pT1stup k
presidentu Wilsonovi prostred-
nictv1m DR.. McEwana, faraTe
tTetf presbyternf cfrkve v Pitts
burghu.
Pc zesnulem zGstala manzel
ka a ctyri d1tky, diva synov6 a
dive dcery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

Prorok.

V Lakeland, Florida, eko-
nom Roger w. Babson, pred
povida, re nebude pry zadne
valky "~letosn1ro jara a pravd6-
podobne ami letosnfho roku."
Nynejsl cinnost je nasledkem
propagandy, ktera ovsem MI
re vesti k valce v budouc-
nosti. 0 trhu S cenymi papiry
pravil, re Sc jiz opet zveda a
re brzy opet Dude ma teze 1rov
nj, jake byl pred rokem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Protest.

CtyTicet muzd, representa-
c1ch Is albanskych organisaci
V Pittsburghu, vzdorovalo po-
cast, jez temer hrozilo blizzar-
dem, a pTechaezlo pred mrako-
drapem, v nemz sc naleZa ital-
sky konsulat. Nosili navesti,
ma nichz byli kritisovani Mus
solini a Hitler a odsuzovan j.
talsky vpad do Albanie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Vrazda a sebevrazda

VCincinnati, O., pri jazzove
melodii hudebn1ho automatu
paddy diva vystrely, ktere staly
diva lidske zivoty. : Samuel
Hockberg, So Lefty, zastrelil
24leteho Jamesa j. Donelona.
Hockberg pflkrociv k Donelo-
vi, vhodil petak do automatu
a jak zaznela p1sen "Honolu-
Luz, ~zastTelil Donelona a pax O
bratl zbran proti sobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

V sanatoriu v Battle Creek,
Mich, kan Sc uchylila asi pred
IA dny ma lecenf, skonala 72
leta Ethel F. Kaufman z Tole-
da. Mela najaty nejlacinejsf
pokoj. Ale pc smrti Sc naslo
pod matracf jejfho lGzka $157,
900 v hotovosti a "a $5OO,OOO
cennych papfrd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Okradeni pri prednasce.

V Scranton, Pa, Dale Car
negie pfednasel o z1skan1 pfa-
tel a vyvozovan1 vlivu ma .jine
lidi. Diva posluchaci naslou-
chali tax upjate, re necftili,
kdyz byli obrani. Nejac1 kap-
sari jim ulehcili o $751;.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Y nFFadu.

We Fort Worth, Texas, Elliott
Roosevelt, syn presidenta F.
D. Roosevelta, resignoval z u
radu presidenta a reditele jiho-
zapadn1ch stanic, Hearst Ra-
,dio, Inc. Ma jine obchodn1 "a
lezitosti. S Hearstovou spoiled
nost1 byl We spojen1 cd roku
1888.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Oslepla nabyla zraku.

V Missouri Valley, Iowa.,
Susan Cody, vdova pc bankeTi,
ktera pc 26 rokd byla slepou
v den svych IA. narozenin te-
sila Sc zpet z normalnfho vide
nj. Byl to nasledek nedavne
operace, j1z sc podrobila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Pc Ietech ~nalezen.

j l.. See, zijfc1 ma farme Sc
verozapadne cd Rochester,
Ind, pred 80 Lefty ztratila sv1j
snubnf prsten. Nynf jej nalez-
la, kdyz manzelovi pomahala
pfi delan1 der pro kGly ma je-
jich farme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Pojistil ruce ma 100000.

V Hartford, Conn.,, Vincent
Lopez, pianista a kapelnfk, ne
chal 81 pojistiti sve ruce ma
Pojistku vydala a.
genturu prostTednictvim Chi.
cazske 1fadovny Lloyd spolec-
nosti z Londyna. Lopez Poole
nj nesmf Sc utkati souboji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
vi to.

Chvastal Sc pan PTeskoclec:
"Vynalezl jsem zpGsob, iak
pTiilt lehce k penez1m."
Vzdychl pan Mydlfk:
ga, vim - mne uz jste taky
pumpnui.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
ZvIasfni zkusebni Lahev |"
ORA. Petra ho<1AG9

decnim posiluj1cim
lecivym p~rostredkem, dokazanym
5 pokolenimi ~spokojenych uzivatelI.
Napomaha zaludecni cinnosti: pra-
vidluje s%treva; zvysuje vymesovap'
prostrednictvim 1edvin; napoms' a
urychluje traveni. Jste povin. sami
sobe, m1ti vzdy lahev domal
v Kanads Dod&vSny Bexe Cla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28
MRS. LINDBERC
 ARRIVES HOME

New York, April 28.-(UP)-Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh and her two children arrived today from France on the French liner Champlain and came ashore with an escort of 75 policemen.
 A nurse carried the younger Lind bergh child, two year old Land, and Jon, 6, walked beside his mother down the gangplank to the freight level. Here an automobile with New Jersey license plates awaited them, presumably to take them to the es- tate of Mrs. Dwight Morrow, Mrs. Lindbergh's mother, at Englewood, N. J.
 Col. Lindbergh, on a tour of the country for the arm air service which has drafted him to active duty, was in Dayton, O.
 The Champlain docked at 6 a. m. and Mrs. Lindbergh, the children and the nurse were the first passen- gers of. They went down the gang plank at 7:10 a. m. Until then, po- lice had guarded the pier and per- mitted no newspaper men aboard. No photographers were permitted within 75 feet of Mrs. Lindbergh or the children.
 Policemen completely surrounded them until they reached the auto mobile, which left in the direction of Englewood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28
CLUBS TO HOLD
 FREE FESTIVAL
Annual Choir Offering to Be Given in New Haven
 Next Tuesday

The Annual Choir Festival of the Music in Religious Education De- partment of the Connecticut State Federation of Music Clubs will be held Tuesday evening, May 2nd at 8:30 o'clock at Woolsey hall in New Haven. This great musical treat, which will include singers from six teen churches of Connecticut is part of the Federation's contribution to the pre-Music Week Activities. It is free concert and open to all lovers of church music.
 Charles Lowe, the general chair man of the Festival announces the program which will be presented by the 300 choir singers, The selections, centering around types of religious music best adapted to the spiritual moods found in the worship service are:
 The Mood of Invitation and Ap- proach
 a.. Let All Mortal Flesh Keep
 Silence ...... arr. by Hoist b. How Lovely Are Thy Dwell
 lings Fair ...... J. Brahms Directed by Mrs. Pricilla Hall Mague, First Methodist church New Haven.
 The Mood of Communion
 a. Jesu, Friend of Sinners (Ave
 Verum) ............. Grieg b. Open Our Eyes .............
 ......... w. c. MacFarlane c. God Be In My Head ......
 ............ Walford Davies Directed by Miss Pauline Voor- hees, director of the Center Church Choir, of New Haven. The Mood of Thanksgiving
 a. Now Let Every Tongue Adore
 Thee ................ Bacn b. Hallelujah, Praise The Lord
 (Psalm 150) . Lewandowski 0. Hymn to The Trinity No. 3
 ............. Tchaikovsky Directed by William Baird Hart, director of the First Congre- gational Church Choir, An- sonia.
 The Mood of Challenge
 a. The Pharisee and the Pulp
 lican ............. Schuetz <'.. Greater Love Hath No Man
 standardization. Ireland c. Hallelujah, Amen (from
 Judas MaccabeusD Handel Directed by Carl Jensen-direc- tor of the Second Congrega- tional Church Choir, Water bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28
YOUNG PEOPLES
 LEADERS MEET

Young peoples leaders of the Sal- vation Army from several cities will attend special meeting at the To- cal Salvation Army Citadel tomor- row afternoon and evening. The afternoon meeting will be held at 3 o'clock, with supper being served at 5:30 p. m. and the evening ses- sions beginning at 6:30 o'clock.
 A public meeting will be held at the citadel at o'clock, with Ad- jutant Giles Barrett of Stamford in charge.
 Major Charles Wiseman of Nashua. N. H.. will be in this city during May to assist Adjutant Hugo Wiberg in the evangelistic work of the corps. Major Wiseman is now retired, but served for many years in the field.
 Edward F. Grilley of the mems Bible class attached to the local
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28
YOUTH HELD ON
 THEFT CHARGES
Lockers at Waterbury
 Club Reported LOOted of z Money, Jewelry

4 continuance of one week was granted James Walsh, 22, of 278 East Main street, arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of theft, when he was arraigned before Judge Theobald E. Conway in city court today. Bond was set at $500.
 The youth was arrested by De- tective Lieuts. Henry Johnson and Connie Shanahan who investigated reported thefts of money and jewelry fron. lockers at the Water bury club on Central avenue. Two club members reported to police that they surprised youth in the locker room Wednesday afternoon. The young man fled through the back hallway and out the rear en- trance, dropping wallet on the way, they said.
 Description furnished police of man, resulted in Walsh's arrest yes- terday. He denied being involved in the matter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

corps of the Salvation Army, spoke last night to the men present at the class from the 24th chapter of St. Luke's gospel, dealing with the last days of Christ on earth. Others
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

who participated in the program last night were Paul Duren, Jerry Roraback, Charles Rietdyke and Adjutant Hugo Wiberg.
 Announcement was made that the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

passing of David Bristol of Meri- den.
 , At the close of the meeting, the women's home league served re- treatments to the men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

men of the Waterville Bible class of the Grace Methodist church would join with the army for their meeting on May 10th.
 Congratulations were also extend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

terizations from a fraiI society girl part in a Broadway success, Two Bouquets" to Q gangster's mol in her first picture, Persons in Hid- | ing"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28

ed to Charles Rietdyke on his re- cent election as vice-president of the State Federation of Bible classes, succeeding Frederick R. Book, who was made president following the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-28
OUICK CHANGE

Patricia Morrison, beautiful bru- nette, today featured in Para mounts I'm From Missouri" made the remarkable change of charac-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-07-27
Former Libby Girl
In Impressive Exercises

Friends of Miss Inez Lochbaum.
former Libby girl, would be inter-
ested if they could look over GER
tain clippings that have come to
this newspaper. The clippings de-
scribe the graduating exercises of
the Junior high schools of Pasa-
dena, Calf, last June, Miss Loeb
baum beng one of the graduates.
The exercises were held in the
famed Rose Bowl, with $4,000 spec
tators present to see 3027 young peo-
pie graduate. 1t was a most I'M
pressive sight. Loyalty to ones
government was the keynote of the
exercises. Here is a short quota
ton from the Pasadena Indepen-
dent, culled from lengthy report
of the graduation: 'Massed on the
field of the Rose Bowl as twilight
came to the picturesque Arroyo
Seco last evening, 3027 young per-
sons-graduates of the city's schools
are shown as they began the most
impressive of the so graduations
that have been held in this city.
In the huge stadium, $4,000 spec
tators were thrilled as the gradu-
ates pledged themselves to serving
their country and went out into the
world with the song, God Blass
America, on their lips"
Friends report that Miss Inez
graduated with honors and will en-
ter junior college this fall. She
made one of the highest grades in
world history in her class.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-07-27

County Commissioner Ray Frost
spent several days of the past week
in Libby,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-07-27
Bridge Workers Entertained.

The Bridge Workers club was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. M. K. Kedzie at an afternoon
OF contract. This was the first party
OF a new series and prizes for the
past series were awarded. Mrs.
hay hice won high score honors.
Mrs. J. A. Krall second high and
Mrs. Lionel Shaurette the consola-
ton. Mrs. Chas. ID. Rowe won high
score prize for the afternoon and
Mrs. John ]. Bishop, a guest from
Chicago, was presented with a guest
prize. The Kedzie home was pref
tlly decorated with a great profu-
sion of flowers.
That evening the club and their
husbands enjoyed picnic at the
Kootenai falls park.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-07-27

County Commissioner Ray Frost
spent several days of the past week
in Libby,
M. Sydness, Great Northern spe-
cial agent from Whitefish, was a
business visitor in this city early in
the week.
Mrs. w. E. Dexter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter Shaurette drove to
Spokane Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bleich
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
dell <. Patterson, made trip
| through Glacier park early this
week.
Miss Frances Keller, who is spend
| ing much of the summer vacation
with her father, DR.. T. II. Keller, in
Kalispell, drove over to Libby last
Friday and spent few hours in
the city calling on friends.
Mrs. George Winchester of Oak
land, Calf, who has been in Libby
| the past several weeks conducting
class in voice at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Neils, left Satur-
day for her home.
| The Catholic ladies are planning
| to give one of their excellent din
ners on Thursday evening, Aug. 10,
on the lawn at the Elmer Switzer
Sr., home. Serving will begin at
$50. Adults soc; special prices for
children. II
Mr.. and Mrs. George Millett OF
Bend, Ore, were in Libby the past
week calling on few friends. Mr.
Millett will be remembered as the
nephew of the former Libby resi-
dent by the same name. He visited
here at various times in former
years.
A group composed of the mem
bers of the Double Ten Pinochle
Club and few others gathered al
the picnic grounds at Kootenai falls
last Thursday night and enjoyed a
delicious picnic dinner. After par
taking of the abundant food, the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
in visiting and in enjoying the beau
tiful sights presented by the falls
and the mountains. The pleasant
affair was given in honor of Mrs
George Winchester, of Oakland
Calf, who was to leave the fol.
] lowing Saturday for her home
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-07-27
LOCAL STUFF

George Monio of Troy was trans
acting business in Libby on Tues
day.
DR. J. r. Campbell reports the
birth of daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Z. Everett of Troy on July rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Miller ane
daughter Florence were at Troy
Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Henrichs.
Judge ]. E. lockwood, A. d. Nc.
Donald and M. r. Wood, all of Kal.
ispell, were in Libby Tuesday fol
the regular session of the district
court.