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Evening star., 1939-02-12
Social Agencies Meeting

The February meeting of the
Washington Council of Social Agen-
cies will be held at 1915 o'clock to-
morrow at the Central Y. w. c. A.
under auspices of the councils Child
Welfare Committee. Speakers will
include Mrs. Augusta Street, chair
man of the Children in the Homes
Committee; Herbert Rich, chairman
of the Executive Committee, Jewish
Foster Home, and Miss Mildred Ter
rett, executive secretary of the Chill
dren's Protective Association.
Evening star., 1939-02-12

(See D. c. RELIEF, Page b..
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Iowa U. Celebration

The 92d anniversary of founding
of the University of Iowa will be
celebrated February Is at a luncheon
in the Admiral Club, 1640 Rhode
Island avenue NV. The affair, at
which motion pictures and dancing
are to be features, will be open to
all former students Of the institution.
Evening star., 1939-02-12
Catholic u. Broudcusts
Tribute to Pope to Vatican
Appeal Issued for National Crusade
For God in Government

BY of direct broadcast Vatican City over short
Catholic
also broadcast
National Broadcastng
Pope background portrait
Evening star., 1939-06-10
$1,000 Families
Provided With
Houses in 80
Permits for All U. S.
For First Quarter
Show 82% Rise

Dwelling units for nearly 1000
families have been provided In the
United States during the first quar-
ter of 1899, Secretary Frances
Perkins reported today following
completion of a survey of building
permits made by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics.
The number of new units repre-
sents an increase of 81 per cent over
the corresponding period of 1893.
The increase was spread over all
geographic divisions of the country.
the most pronounced gains being in
the Middle Atlantic, East North
Central, East South Central and
Pacific States.
The total permit valuation OF
these dwellings amounted to s269.-
592 900, of which $l708O2 900, or 63
per cent, was for one-family dwell
llngs; 5000 900, or 4 per cent for
tWo-family dwellings, and S88. .891 900,
or 50 per cent, for apartment houses.
lhese estimates are based on reports
OF building permits issued, received
by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
from more than 1,7OO cities having
a population of approximately 6l.-
5000, or 30 per cent of the entire
urban population, according to the
1880 census. The permit valuations
shown are estimates made by pros
pectlve builders on applying for
permits to build. No land costs are
included.
All seven citv-Wide groups showed
increases IN the number of dwell
ing units provided, comparing the
hrst quarter of 1889 with the cor
responding period of the preceding
year. The most important gains
occurred in the two largest cjtv-
size groups OF the total number
OF dwelling units provided during
the first quarter Of 1899. SO per cent
were in onefamilv dwellings. ) per
tsee BUILDING, Page B-5J
Evening star., 1939-06-10
week. Saturday will be held free
for entertainment and sightseeing.

week. saturday will be held free
for entertainment and ht-seeing.
A one-day adjourned session OF
the convention is to be held at
Honolulu, with the Honolulu Realty
Board as host. The realtors will sail
from Los Angeles October q on
this post-convention journey to Ha-
waii. Realtors days have been de-
clared at San Franciscos Golden
Gate Exposition. They are October
81 and %.
Special vacation tours are being
planned by the boards and by State
real estate associations over the
country as pre-convention and post
convention tours. For example,
special train planned by the Chi
caeo Real Estate Board will leave
Chicago October Is. with stop-overs
at Glacier National Park. Seattle,
Victoria. Portland. Mount Shasta and
San Francisco, taking in realtors
day at the San Francisco Exposition
and starting back to Chicago from
Los Angeles on October 30.
The Los Angeles Real Estate
Board and the California Real Es-
tate Association, hosts to the con-
vention. are already planning spe-
cial entertainment and sketching
sightseeing trips for the visitors.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Real Estate Boards
Convention Schedule
Oct. 24-27 Released
Honolulu to Be Host
To Adjourned Session
After |. A. Conference

The schedule is out today for real
estates big week of the year-the
annual convention of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards,
to be held in Los Angeles in October
The convention will be held in the
Biltmore Hotel. with general ses-
sions opening Tuesday noon, Oc-
tober "a. and continuing through
Wednesday morning, when the con-
vention will break up into national
meetings covering various special
lied branches of real estate prac-
tice, two or three of which will be
going on at time Wednesday aft
ernoon and all day Thursday, Oc-
tober 26.
General sessions will be resumed
Friday morning, October q, and
will close on the afternoon of that
day. N. A. r. E. BIS Board of Di-
rectors will meet on October %.
Executive and committee meetings
will fill the earlier days of the
Evening star., 1939-06-10

'oee BUILDING, Page B-5D
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Home Price Should
Not Exceed Twice
Income, Says Expert
Loon Institute Head
Holds Lender Should
Protect Borrower

The purchase price or building
cost of a home should not total
more than two to two and a half
times the familys income.
Writing in the June issue of Saw
ings and Loans" published this
week, A. J. Bromfield, Denver, pres
ldent of the American Savings &
Loan Institute, thinks this yard
stick should be applied as we'll as
limiting monthly payments on the
undertaking to one dollar out of
every four or five that the family
makes. The combina ton of the two
tests will effectively prevent the
borrowers consuming more credit
than he can conveniently digest
and it is the lenders responsibility,
1t is pointed out.
Mr.. Bromfield. who is this years
ranking officer of the national edu-
cational and research organization
OF the savings, building and loan
associations. points to the combined
experience of hundreds of execu-
tives of these home lending insti-
tutlons as basis for his contentious.
The monthly payments for home
ownership, which he thinks should
not use more than a fourth or fifth
of the income, include interest on
the loan, installment to pay off the
debt, provision ahead of time for
annual property taxes and fire in
surance protection.
The borrower many times is to-
tally innocent of the pitfalls of
easy credit and he should be pro-
tected by all conscientious and re-
sponsible lenders" writes Mr.. Brom-
field. 1T is an acknowledged fact
that when people congregate in
Evening star., 1939-06-10

large numbers 1T becomes increas-
ingly necessary to safeguard them
against their own destructive ac-
tions or inactions.
For example, just yesterday
widow came in to see me with the
intention of increasing the loan
on her home for the purpose of
specializing in real estate ven-
ture. After discussing with her the
amount of her monthly income and
the amount she pays for living ex-
penses and payments on her pres
ent loan, it was clearly shown that
if she obligated herself for any ad-
ditional payment she would likely
run into financial difficulties in a
very short time. Her house was
ample security for the larger loan,
but she decided to play safe"
Evening star., 1939-06-10

avenue, at the corner OF Phillips
street Just west of the Washington-
Baltimore boulevard. 1t will consist
Of II units, mainly two rooms. kitch-
enette and bath. and will cost s46,-
900. Paul H. Kea is the architect.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
New l7-Unit Apartment
Building for HyuttsviIIe
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 10
An application for a permit to build
an apartment house in Hyattsville
has been filed with Herbert Roby,
county building inspector, by the
owner, Roland H. Berger.
The building will be a tWo-story
flreproof structure on Franklin
Evening star., 1939-06-10
$500 Visitors
See Silver Star
Home in Day
Colonial Dwelling
In Third Week
Tomorrow

The striking Colonial dwelling at
1735 Crestwood place NV, situated
in wooded section overlooking Rock
Creek Park, tomorrow will enter the
third week of it's exhibition period
as the fifth Silver Star Home of the
year.
More than $500 persons visited the
home last Sunday and the crowds
continued to be large throughout the
week. The visitors were enthusiastic
In their praise of the solidly- built,
well-arranged structure, which has
been beautifully furnished with an
tiques and authentic reproductions
Of old pieces.
The dwelling was built by Frank
S. Phillips, prominent realtor from
plans drawn by Joseph Abel. 1t has
been furnished and decorated by
Biggs Antique Co., one of the coun-
try's best furniture manufacturing
firms. Mr. Phillips has wide repu-
tation here as man who builds
houses of outstanding quality.
In Choice Neighborhood.
The section in which the new home
is located is one of the choice resi-
dental neighborhoods of the Dis
trict. 1t is a portion of Crestwood.
which is being developed by Mr..
Phillips. Adjoining the park at the
rim of Rock Greek valley, the COM
munity receives cool air which
makes the hot summer days live
able. The large lot of the Star Home
is dotted with trees, and there's an
attractive garden in the back.
Unanimous Endorsement of the five
housing experts who compose the
Silver Star Homes Committee was
gwen the CreStWood dwelling The
committee inspected the house thor
oughly. Members of the group are:
James S. Taylor of the Federal Hous-
ing Administration chairman: Irwin
S. Porter prominent architect; !;
Francis A. Murray, president of the
Washington Real Estate Board:
Edwin H Rosengarten, builder.
member of the firm of Davis. Wick
Il Rosengarten. and John Nolen.
lr. director of planning of the Ma
tlonal Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
Brick Painted White.
The new home is constructed of
brick, painted white. 1t is dis
tinctly Colonial in style and has a
balcony at the front that is rem
iniscent of old New Orleans. 1t is
rather large home, containing 10
rooms and three baths. Rooms on
both the first and second floors are
spacious and arranged for ease and
convenience. A screened porch at
the rear of the living room and a
large terrace at the side are espe-
clally attractive features of the first
floor plan. The recreation room in
the basement, Is feet long, is light
and airy.
The home is framed with fir lum-
Der All water pipes. downspouts.
cutters and f1ashings are of copper.
1t is well insulated with a thick
blanket of rock wool above the sec
ond-f1oor ceiling. The house is
capped with a roof of Buckingham
slate. Heat is supplied by gas
burning winter conditioning fur
mace, which may be used to circulate
Air in summer.
The demonstration dwelling will
be open to the public for two more
weeks. 1t may be reached by driv-
ing out Sixteenth street NV. to
Shepherd street. Turn left on Shep-
nerd street one block to Crestwood
place and left again to the home,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
Postrelil policistu.

V Clevelandu, v 1radovne
policejniho Department. v Ma
pie Heights, krajan Frantisek
Pospisil, 1902 Gay ave., wy
trhnul policistovi revolver a to-
hoto dvakrate zranil.
Policiste mysli, re Pospisil
byl zachvacen sllenstvim.
Poole sdeleni mayora Jana
Pekarka bylo Pospisilovi mari
zeno, ably do osady nejezdil a
neznepokojoval svou rozvede-
nou manzelku. Kdyz Sc opet
dostavil, byl Pospisil uveznen
Pc te Pospisil zavolal ma
celnika policie Franka Vachu
a zadal no O dovolenf telefono-
vat. Vacha jej zavedl do IRA
dovny, v ktere stall policista
James Hudson u okna. Pdspi-
Sill ma miste, ably sahnul Pc te-
lefonu, vytrhl Hudsonovi re-
volver z tasky a vystrelil til
rany; jedna Sla vedle a dvema
byl Hudson zasazen do leve
Pare a praveho boku.
PAX nasadil revolver ma spa
mex Vachoyi, ale ten jej sra
I'll k zemi a revolver mu vyr-
val.
Pred tim byl vezen nalezen
visicf "a spicky bot hlavou dol6
v cele a pax dIverne sdelil Pc
karkovi, re dostal po~selstvi z
nebe, re Dude zahy propulsion.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
Til popraveni.

V Columbus statnf trestnici
Sc konala poprava trf muzI, cd
s%ouzenych ma smrt pro vrazdu
springfieldskeho policisty Mar
tina Randolfa. Byl skolen pri
pronasledovanf lupicd ma Ute
ku s koTistf $1,000 zaTf 1887
v okrese Clark.
Zcela mimoradne je ma exc
kuci, Re pri nj sesli Sc sveta
potupnou smrtf otec sc synem,
Sc Lefty Harry Dingledine a 20
lety Henry Dingledine a re po-
die rozsudku sc otec musil ma
to dlvat, jak syna vedou ma
smrt pred MIN. Tretim popra-
venym byl jejich spolecnfk 81
lety Harry Chapman z Chica-
ga.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
We prospect csl. ucasti ma w.
stave " New Yorku.

Technicky vybor "Csl. dne''
2. cervence ma sve posledni
schulz Sc usnesl vyhoveti pTa-
nj vyboru mayora La Guardia
pro Csl. pavilion ma Svetove W.
stave v New Yorku, vyplnf pro-
gram predstaveni, ktere Sc bu-
de poradat v jednech z mist
Mich kasaren We prospech udr-
zovani Csl. pavilonu.
Sokolove vyplni til cisla pro-
gramu. Pevecke sbory budou
tez pozadany, ably vyplnily
cast programu.
Soucasne technicky vybor
zaslal dopisy ma sekretare ma
yora Howe, vyslanci Hurbano-
vi a konsulu Hudcovi, re dopo-
rucuje, ably toto predstaveni sc
konalo v tydnu 20. kvetna a
nekolidovalo Sc sokolskymi
prfpravami ma Ceskoslovensky
den 2. cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28

Rad Cechie, (. 2775 Standard
Life Asso. odbyva sve schnze 2
a a uterek mesici v Delnic-
KEN Dome, Madison a Rose ul.
Predseda Vino. Suchanek, TIT
N. Milton Ave-, mfstopredseda
Flip Noha, tajemnik Ant. j.
Svejda, 73O N. Collington Ave.
(Iradovna "Slavie''), 1cetnfk
Aug. Klecka, pokl. F. Base,
domovnfk F. Kankovsk5.
Del. Podp. Spolek "Rovnost''
odbyva schnze kazdou 8 stredu
w mesfci We spolkove mistnosti
v D6lnickem Dome, Madison a
Rose ul. Pfedseda Jan Zitnik,
tajemnfk F. Cincibus NIL, eli
N. Rose ST., 1cetnfk FIR. Cinci.
bus ST., 721 N. Montford Ave.
pokladnfk v. Svec, 813 N. Clio.
yer st. Revisori: j. Santa a A
Cincibus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28

V hotelu Biltmore, New
York byl banket, ma nemz by
la odevzdana zasluzna media
lie tfem AmericanIm-pfisteho-
valc1m, kterf sym zivotnfm
dllem prisp6li k budovani anne
ricke kultury a civilisace.
Tuto medalii kazdy rok ude-
luje Institut pro blaho priste-
hovalcG a letos byli vyzname-
mani: Cesko-americky sochai
Albin Polasek z Chicago; Da.
vid Sarnoff, predseda Radio
Corporation of America. a DIR
William Allan Nelson, rektol
Smith Colleeg.
Polasek prohlasil, re ameri
cke prostredi, zp6sob zivots
a demokracie mu umoznily, Il
sym dflem mohl prispeti
budovani americke c~ivilisace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28

V Chicago zatceni byli: Will
lizard Bouska a Clarence Bera-
mex.
Beranek byl zatcen, kdyz
hlfdac Alderman tiskarny {.
400 jiz 81. ave., zavolal poll
eli, re tam jsou lupici. Pravil,
re lupice pristihl, kdyz ukradli
400 liber tezkou olovenou plot
nu. Kdyz byl dopraven ma
stanici a vysetrovan, doznal, re
jest jednfm z hlidacem pre-
kvapenych a prozradil Brous-
ku a Lindnera, kterf byli zatce-
nj, prozradili ostatnf a policie
zatkla Starkmana, ktery jest
pedlakem a kteremu zlodeji
prodavati korist. Zatcenymi
byla doznana kradez veci z by
tn dra. Sinquefielda. O pnlno-
ci v sobotu vloupali Sc dc resi-
dence Josefa Krale, kde ukra-
dli "a $75 strfbrny pTibor. Ten
byl nalezen schovany v garazi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
American vinSn z kradeze
plant.

Josef Kelly, 80 let starry, byl
predveden pred soudce v Cor
ley, Lancashire v Anglii ma "a
lobu, re ukradl polohopisny
plan Royal Ordinance tovarny
a odevzdal jej nemecke tajne
sluzbe.
zaloba jej VIM, re mluvil $
nemeckym konsulem v Liver
poolu, odejel do Nemecka a
jednal tam 8 1fedniky nemec-
Ike tajne sluzby. PAX Sc vratil
do Angle, ukradl dvoje plany
z tovarny, z nichz jeden pro-
dial Nemecku "a $3.50. Verej-
ny zalobce prohlasil:
"Tento plan byl velmi dnle-
zity a umoznil by nepTatel-
skym b~ombometnym letadlIm,
ably presne bombardovala to-
varnu a zpIsobila by nevyslov-
nou zkazu a ztratu zivotI."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
BeneS We FiladeIfii.

DR.. Edward Benes, vndce nove-
no odboje zahranicnfch Cecho-
Slovak1, mluvil We Filadelfii
pred Americkou Filosofickou
Spolecnostf ma tema "Politika
jake umen1 a veda" v historic
KY pamatne independence
Hall ma Independence Square
kde BenesGv ucitel a pred
ch1dce president Osvoboditel
podepsal &c. Tfjna 1918 pro
hlasenl neodvislosti CeskolSlo-
venska.
Mezi jinym Tekl:
"Diktatori, dobrodruzi, do
casni %politikari, a mnozf z tech
ktefi Sc povazujf p~olitickymi
genii, velmi caste nalezf k. one
kategorii lidf jez jsou intuitiY-
nj, predstavivf, romantictf a CT
tow.
"Jsou osobne plni ambice. a
ultra egecentrictf a velmi caste
skonci jsouce brutalnfmi, cy-
nlckymi a kompletne amoral-
mimi (bez mravnosti) jake wi
rata.
"Jsem take presvedcen, re
vGdcove autoritarskych vlad
nemohou byt nikdy vddci v
mravni nedotknutelnosti. DO
cestnosti, vzd6lani, crude, ie-
jich system; odsoudi tez ieho
vudce. Jsou ostatne jiz nyni
Odsouzeni."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
~ kvart mleka dennS.

V Kalifornii, Thomas M.
Haas z Hester mlekarske far
my, pochlubil Sc, re jeho kra-
va, "a kterou zaplatil $50, do
sahla svetoveho rekordu v pro-
dukci mleka. Dojicka tato,
zvana Johanna Hester Prilly,
dala "a rok svemu majiteli "a
$1,07O,70 mleka. To by posta-
clio zasobovat SO robin kvar-
tenn mleka kazdy den. Krava
tato je dojena ctyTikrate den
ne. Jejf prImerny rekord den
ne je 1852 liber Gill 71.8 kvart1
mleka, coz daleko p~revysuje
dosavadnl rekord North Ame-
rican Cow Testing Assn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
Sochafi Korbelovi nalezen u.
kradeny prsten.

Zlaty prsten, jenz je cenen
ma $4,000, o nemz Sc mysli,
re pIvodne patril Juliu Caesa-
row, byl ukraden re studio So
chare Maria Korbela v New
Yorku. Nalezen byl 10. dubna
v zastavarne, kde byl zasta-
ven "a SIS. Policie nalezla prs
ten pc zatceni Arthura Halla z
Clevelandu, O.
Korbel pravf, re prsten OBJ
drzel cd knizete Narca Corda-
ia re Srbska, ktery objevil Ro-
xanskou sbfrku klenotI. Mno-
no z techto klenotG patTilo re
ne Alexandra Velikeho. Byly
objeveny knfzetem v archeolo-
gickych vykopavkach v Mace
donii r. 1912.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
Ia 1der cihlou $1,000.

Pred distriktnim soudem do
slo k dohodnutf mezi Clarence
Earlem z Council Bluffs a Ma
tional Roofing Co., pro kterou
pracoval, a Goulrovou spolec-
nost1, ktera stavela novou bu-
dovu u Armourovych jatek. Do
stal cd zalovanych $1,000.
Jeden re zednikn nezachytil
hozenou mu cihlu a tato uhodi-
la Earle do hlavy. Jak Earle
prayf, toto uhozenf udelalo z
neho jineho cloveka. Trpi pry
velkym bolenfm hlavy.
"Vy tomu, panove, Heba me-
verlte, ale mole bolenf hlavy
lisf Sc Cd kazdeho jin6ho. Cele
pozadi me hlavy je pojednou
studenym jake led a to trva
vzdy diva neb tri dny. Wy to
nem1zete videt, ale mann bole-
nj hlavy zrovna ted. Muslin
spat, leze ma strane. Lezim-li
pri spani ma zadech, probudim
Sc cely zmalatnely. Podleham
tez zapometlivosti. jake ku
prlkladu dnes rano pozadala
mne zena, abych prinesl lahev
mleka. Vysel jsem re dveri a
vzdor tomu, re drzel jsem Ia
hev Cd mleka v ruce, musil
jsem lahev vratiti a ptati sc
zeny, co chtela." PIvodne "a
loval ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28

Kancelar "Znamky csl. legi-
onar1" provadf v techto dnech
celkovou revisi celeho podni-
ku. Je to velika prace pri tax
znacnem poctu jednotlivych
pollock, u valne vetsine pc
$3.50 i jeste mensich. Znacne
polite tn zpisobuje to, re mno-
no peneznich dopisG nema v
zpatecnf adrese jmena spolkn
ma nez byly naSe knizky expe-
dovany. DIE spolk1 jenom jsou
samozrejme vedeny nase Sc
znamy, take pouhe jmeno o.
desilatele nestacf k zjistenf i
vy1ctovani zasilek.
Niue Sc tedy takovym zpn-
sobem staff, re Dude pripadne
upomenut spolek, ktery ma 81
ce zaplaceno, ale jedine pod
jmenem oesilatele, ktere samo
o sobe mic nepovida. Staci po-
tom jen ma l1stku napsati jme-
no spolku, a tim Dude mono
snadno vec napraviti. o. nam
ale jde jsou hlavne spolky, KITE
re dosud Sc nevyrovnaly, at z
j~akychkoli pr1cin a knizky ma
Sc tam lezf. K tenn Sc obraci-
me a znovu je zadame, ably We
CT hnuly a nebo knizky vratily.
Jejich propagacnf hodnota ne
nj ztracena, spfse naopak. Mo-
Emo je nabidnouti take i proto,
re vsechny fondy, ktere name
ma ruce z cisteho vytezku pro-
dele, budou dany ma novou O.
svobozovaci akci, k niz nynf cs.
Amerika odhodlane nastupuje.
Znovu tedy zadame snazne
spolkove 1redniky a vsechny,
kdoz mali zasilku nasich 10
knizek pomocnych znamek v
rukou, ably vec vyffdili bez Cd
kladu neb vratili je zpet nyni !
Znamky csl. legionafd, 1886
S. Kedzie Ave-, Chicago, I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
9Oleta stale rybaFi.

V South Sterling, Pa, Re-
becca Edwards, 90leta, ma sta
lie rada low pstruh1. Kdyz v L.
radovne okresu Wayne poza-
dala O rybarskou licenci ma le-
tosnf rok, pravila Ike klerkovi,
re nepropasla pstruzi sezonu v
mnoha letech. Stezovala 81
vsak, Re sc uz nem1ze broditi
We vode, jak kdyz byla mladsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28
PostraSene Americankv.
v North Manchoc+or tn

' North Manchester, India
ma, STUDENT usporadali valec-
ny rozhlas tax realisticky, &c
mnoho osob bylo presvedceno,
re valka skutecne byla vyhla-
sena. Mnohe zeny plakaly a
Jeden student omdlel. Byl to
rozhlas, o kterem Sc predpo-
kladalo, re pochazf z Evropy a
hlasilo Sc v mem, re v Evrop9
je valka a Spojene Staty pri-
pojf Sc v nekolika hodinach.
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Vyrobci spodniho prada jsou
pTipraveni ma valku. Roy A.
Cheyney, pTedseda Underwear
Institute ma schulz We Philadel-
phil prohlasil, re tovarnici
jsou pfipraveni vyrobiti diva
kusy spodniho prada pro kaz-
deho vojina, i kdyby bylo EMO
bilisovano 100000 mutt.
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C.. S. A.

Loze Jiri Podebradsky (. 81
.CS.A. odbyva schIze posledn
pondeli v mesici v mist. Ceskt
Svob. Skoly, Ashland a Glover
I'll. Lacine pojisteni pro oboj
pohlavf ma $1,000, $3.50, $500
$3.50. u Loze tez mono DO.
jistiti dftky cd 2 let WISE
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Curley ST., pokl. v. Pavlik
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btva sch1ze 2. sobotu v mesfci
v 8 hodin vecer " Sokolovne
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Zastupci do Patronatu F. Hell
duk, J. Prochazka. Zastupci do
Sdruzenych SpolkI: X. Matras
a r. Dunaja.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28

Helena Eliasova, jedna Re
zakladajfcich clenek spolku
Sdruzenia Milovnikov Sloven-
skej Hubby, vystoupf ma naro-
dne-kulturnfm koncertnfm We
efrku v ned6li, 80. dubna v So
kolovne v New Yorku.
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z Crosby v Texasu sc ozna-
mule, re A. L. Kubfn, cesky
hoch, obdrzel prvni cenu We
psani ma stroll We skole v Bar
bers Hill. Obdrzel 1873 bodn,
O 33 bodd vice nezli nejblizsi
iehO soupeT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-28

V Rochester, Ind, 66leta
Gertrude Lord, byla pohTbena.
Zemrela v Indianapolis. Jejf
ctyri synove jsou vesmes leka-
II.