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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
Mona, re toto Sc neosvedcf,

MONA, re toto Sc neosvedci,
MONA re Wy sami 81 vymyslite
neco lepSiho. V kazdem pri-
pade vsak doufam, re Sc mad
touto radon zamyslite a at uz
podniknete v tonic smeru kro-
ky jakekoli,z re tax uicnite vzdy
v duchu pratelstv1.
Nel1b1-li sc nasim detem ivy
ky a nazory, ktere jsme pre-
wall Sc zivota We stare vlasti,
pokusme Sc prozkoumati d.
vody, ktere je k tomu vedou.
Vynasnazili jsme Sc vzdy vzbu
dit zajem svych deti pro tyto
tax drahe nam obyceje? Shle-
davame-li tento 1kol pr1lis nes-
nadnym, MONA, re zname ne
koho, kdo dovede O nasi stare
vlasti poutave vypraveti a kdo
tento dkol "a mas prevezme.
Mona, re v museu jsou nekte-
re zaj1mave vystavky, ktere
Jim pomohou nase stanovisko
objasniti. Snad Wy sami mai
dete jeste jine zpIsoby, KITE
rymi tax mGzete uciniti. Ne
meme ddlezito je, abyste Ease
naopak Wy projevovali stejny
zajem o Ameriku, ktera je dnes
vasi novou vlasti a jedinou VIA
sti vasfch deti. Starry svet je
nasi minulosti. Amerika Sc
svymi nespornymi prednostmi
i Sc svymi rGznymi chybami
je nas1 budoucnostf. Musime
sve deti pTesvedciti, re i my
jsme castf teto zeme. Nen1 Fad
nych pochybnost1, re vase ma
rodnost pfispela svou hrivnou
k vybudovani teto zeme, elm
Sc zde prfslusnici vase naroda
nejvfce zaslouzili? Nevfte-li,
pax by bylo zahodno, abyste
to doadtecne zjistili a abyste
Sc o SVEN move poznatky sd1-
leli Sc svymi detmi.
Problem pomeru rodicu k
detem ma prflis mnoho stra-
mex, nez abychom mohli o
vsech pojednavati. Nektere z
nasich detf ozen1 nebo vdaj1 Sc
"a pT1slusniky jine n~arodnosti.
Nektere zumyslne zmen1 sve
jmeno. Vzajemne neporozu-
men1 je vsak hlavn1 pTekaz-
kou. Lide, kterf 81 nerozumi,
nikdy Sc nedohodnou, nebude-
Ii k tomu dobra snaha s obou
stran soucasne. Nase deti mas
nebudou milovati a mas 81 va
ziti, nepoznajf-li stejne city a
1ctu cd mas. Zda-li Sc YAM to-
to vse 1kolem pfflis obtiznym,
prosim, napiste mi. Je mno-
no, co mGzete v tonic smeru
vVkOnati
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
RHINE.

" jedinem tydnu, skon-
civsim "a. mora, podlehlo in
fluenze GIG osob v Anglii a We
Walesu. Bylo to o sto osob Vi
ce nezli v predchazejfclm ty-
dnu.
" Toronto, Kanada, Chas.
O'Connor mel jedinou ctiza-
dost We SVEN zivote - dosah-
nouti vysky sest stop, ale pTi-
neslo mu to smrt. Byl nalezen
svou matkou visic1 "a kirk ma
sale ma dverfch sve loznice.
O'Connorova rekla policii, re
.jeji syn SNAIL Sc zvysiti svou
vysku z peti stop II a ctvrt
palce ma sest stop.
= Tficet delnfk1 bylo usmr-
ceno pr vybuchu v pracharne
"Vulcania" nedaleko Brescia,
Italie.
V hornictvi, zejmena v
uhelnych dolech, ma velky W.
znam Davyho kahan. Je wy
nalezem chemika SRA Hump
hrye Davy, ktery ma tuto my
slenku pTisel v roce 1915, tedy
pred 1875 Lefty. Davyho kahan
ma tn velkou prednost, re Sc
cd neho nemohou zapaliti r1z-
ne vybusne plyny, ktere vzni-
kali ma rGznych mistech uhel-
nych dolI. Plamen Davyho
kahanu je chranen kolem dra-
tenou sitkou, ktera brani, ably
plamen nepronikl zevnitf kaha
nu. Davyho kahan mohl by by
ii nahrazen novymi osvetlova-
c1mi prostfedky, ale ma jeste
jednu velkou vyhodu: Neni to-
tiz jen pomerne bezpecny, ale
jeho plamen sym prodluzova-
MIN a zbarvenim ukazuje, re
We vzduchu jsou nebezpecne
vybusne plyny a rfka tax SWIM
plamenem a svetlem jasne hor-
nfkdm, kdy mali nebezpecne
mfsto opustiti. Myslenka, kite.
rou ~uskutecnil Davy, byla bez.
poctukrat zdokonalena, ale
lzakladnf princip zdstava tyz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15

Poole vynosu min. vnitra z
8. listopadu 1889 bylo prove
demo usazen1 cikanG v obc1ch
a tito byli pfinuceni zanechati
kocovani. Kocovnicke listy Jim
byly odnaty.
Usidleni cikan1 v obcich Sc
delo celkem hladce. Cikani v
mnohych pfipadech Sc sami
snazili, ably zakonu ucinili "a
dost. Pres to vsak mnozi cika-
nj nevedeli, kde by Sc usadili,
nemeli domovske pfislusnosti.
Usadili sc v jedne obci a w
byli transportovani do Oboe
druhe, odtud dale a dale, al je
zastihl /. unor 1910. V obc1ch,
kde je tento den zastihl, ji5
Install a tuto obec povazujf "a
|svoji obec domovskou k nema-
lie radosti mistnlch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
Kde je zahrada Rybrcoulova
" KrkonoSich?

Zahrada Rybrcoulova " Kr-
konosfch je Poole starych po-
vesti mad sv. Petrem, kdyz Sc
jde z Vysokeho pres Kozi hT-
bet. Zde pry jsou "dva zlat6
sloupky " zemi zastrceny. V
.teto zahradce rosie bylina
Posedlen, zde rosie Svatojan-
sky koren jake ruka shiny, po-
doben smrkove sisce, nat po-
dobna petruzelove. Tez zde
rosie svfckov6 korenf, dlouhe
jake svlcka voskova, vsady
rovne a stejn6 tlusty kofen,
must Sc hluboko kopat, hlubo-
ko jde koTen. Tez zde laska-
vec rosie, koren kratky, jake
palec, S nimz 81 milenci neuj-
dou, kdyz jej pry jeden nebo
druhy pri sobe nosi neb pozi-
va. Tez zde podmaslik rosie
DO nemz krava mnoho masla a
|dobre mleko dava."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15

no vyboru, ktery je prozatlm.
nj csl. vladou pod veden1m DIR.
Eduardo Benese.
V Parlzi ministr valecneho
lodstva, Cesar Campinichi, pro
hlasil, re francouzske valecne
lo6stvo potopilo celkem diva
nact nemeckych submarinek a
ukofistilo $4,000 tun nemecke-
no nakladu a spolecne S brit
skou valecnou namornf moci
zlomilo nemecke ohrozeni ma
mornf dopravy.
z anglickych pramenG bylo
jiz oznameno, re spojenci mi
Gill celkem asi padesat nazis-
tickych submarinek.
Francouzske lodstvo ztrati-
10 celkem dive procenta sve to-
maze, to je Is lodi o 71,511 tu-
mach.
Britske society clubs" pry
rozebirajf tajne plany ma pre-
stehovani administrace britske
no imperia do Kanady, jak pi-
Sc nazisticky organ der An
griff' v BerIfne.
Poole onech plant, jak uda-
va organ ministra propagandy
Goebbelse, kral Jiri by sfdlil v
Ottawa, kdezto ministersky
kabinet v Montrealu. Vancou-
yer byl slouzil jake namorni
zakladna a oblast Velkych je-
ger jake pr1myslove stredisko
imperia.
o techto krocfch pry Sc IVA
zuje, jak der Angriff" tvrdf,
nasledkem toho, re britske o.
strovy postradaji potravin pro
lid a suroveho materialu pro
prGmysl.
Premier G.. G.. Menzies
prekvapil v~erejnost ozname-
MIN, re die programu vlady
Dude poslan do Evropy cely
armadni sbor Australanu, re
Dude zrlzena reServa O 100000
muzG a re Dude povolano k vo-
jenskemu vycviku donna 25,-|
900 az $4,000 muzG. Angelic
ky armadni sbor sklada Sc re
ctyr divisf a eta dohromady a.
81 $4,000 muzG. Prvnl kontin-
gent australskeho vojska jeI
nyn1 v Palestine.
Sovetske Rusko casne ranoI
We stfedu rozhlasilo, re uza-
wren byl mir S Finskem. Mirem
Rusku postoupeny byly casti
Finska: Karelian, mesto Vii
pura, byvala Finska treti me
tropole a ostrovy v zatoce, vSe-l
chny bfehy jezera Ladoga, nej
vetsfho v Europe a tri mesta vi
tamnfch koncinach, namornf
stanice Hanko, jez stane Sc n.y.
nj ruskou vojenskou zaklad-
nou, casti poloostrovI Sredni a
velika cast severovy-
chodniho Finska, zeleznice, jiz
docileno Dude spojeni severni
casti Ruska S 1zemfm Finska
atd.
UzavTeni miru bylo ranou
SpojencGm.
We Washingtonu uzavreni
mfru "a techto podmlnek vzbu
.ilo nemily DOZEN an jiny ma
" narod snad Dude cely znicen
Finsko jde cestou kterou Sc
brati muscle Polsko a Cesko-
Slovensko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
Pocta DIR. Benesovi.

Byvalemu presidentu Cesko-
slovenska DIR. Eduardo Bene-
Sow byl v den 90. vyroc1 Ma
sarykova narozeni odevzdan
cestny doktorat pray ma Ok
fordske universite, prave tax
vyslovenf sympathie k ceske-
mu narodu, jake osobni tribut
byvalemu jeho presidentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
Pohodlny pan manzel.

V Pittsburgh, Pa, u soudu
objevila Sc 54leta Ferdinand
Boehm re Sarver, ktera 81 ste
zovala, re jej1 odlouceny man
Eel sed1 81 pekne ma pavlaci a
pokuruje, kdezto ona must pro
vadeti orbu ma jejich farm6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
Lekarova zena zabila SUDDEN
ia a sama sebe.
. Houston, Texas, E.

V Houston, Texas, E. T.
Bundy, 80 let stara zena cub
niho lekaTe a l.. F. Wolfe, %
let starry, student zubnlho le-
karstvi, byli nalezeni zastfele-
nj v parku. zena zastfelila
studenta a pax obratila smrtici
zbran proti sob6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15
MY A NASE DETI.

Toto je druhy re serie
clankG pfipravenych organi-
sac1 Foreign Language In
formation Service a pojed-
navajic1ch mezi rodici-pri-
stehovalci a jejich americ-
kymi detmi. Mate-li nejake
poznamky nebo dotazy, zas-
lete je ma adresu F. l.. I. S.
Parent, 222 Forth Avenue,
York, N. Y. Piste, pro-
sim, pokud mono, anglicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-15

Parent, ZZZ Forth Avenue,
New York, N. Y. PiSte, pro-
sim, pokud mono, anglicky.
Diva svety.
Kdyz jste prijeli do Ameri-
ky, nasli jste 81 pravdepodobne
byt mezi svymi krajany a
vstoupili :jste do jimi zaloze-
nych organisac1. Cloveku Sc
vzdy volneji dycha mezi Vast
mimi lidmi. Kdyz jednou dos
pejeme, tn jsou zvyky a nazo-
|ry naseho lidu temer takovou
castl mas samych, jake jsou ma
Sc ruce a nohy. Ke sve pine
spokojenosti musfme jisti pokr-
my pripravene pc nasem zpG-
sobu, musime Sc riditi sym
nabozenskym presvedcenim,
uzivati svych obrad1 pTi naro-
zeni, svatbe a smEti, zkratka
ziti tax, abychom tomu, CO po-
vazujeme "a dIlezite, venovali
nalezitou p%ozornost a 1ctu.
Nase zde narozene deti W.
rGstajl vsak v jinem svete, nez-
Ii jaky byl svet naseho mladf;
vyrIstaj1 S nazory, ktere jsou
Jim ~vlastnim. Netouzi vstupo-
vati do nasich organisac1, nee
tou naSe noviny, neridi sc ma
SINH zvyky, presazenymi sem
re stare vlasti, a mali nekdy
pro mas divine napady. A tax
vznikajf pod jednou stfechou,
mezi lidmi teze krve, diva sve-
ty. Jak 81 name v takovem prl-
pade poc1nati?
Odpoved ma takoyouto otaz-
ku nenf snadna. K 1spesnemu
reseni tohoto problemu pri-
stoupime jedine tehdy, bude-
nell jake rodice ochotni po-
souditi zcela nestrane nase ci-
ty a myslenky a uvedomiti 81
velikost MAST lasky k detem.
Nyni vsak rozeberme pfedev-
sim tento problem ma jednotli-
We jeho slozky a zamysleme sc
aspon mad nekolika z Mich.
Mnozi zdejsi rodice, pfisli
do Ameriky uz jake dospeli,
nenaucili sc uz dobre anglic-
ky. Jejich deti naopak ne
vzdv roZumeif a plyne mluv1
CHI pro nj reel rodic1. V ia
kovychto pffpadech nemohou
81 rodice s detmi dobre rozu-
nett a toto nepozorumeni We
de zcela prirozene k r1znym
potfzim. Jazyk jew sc aspon
v tonic svetle velmi d1lezitym
cinitelem.
Co kdybyste fekli svym de-
tenn toto: "Nemdzeme 81 O.
pravdu jeden s druhym AM
promluviti. Wy nerozumlte to-
mu, co rikam ia a ia naopak
nerozumim YAM. Takto to uz
dale jiti nemdze. Zacnu cho,
diti do kursn a vynasnazlm sc
nauciti Sc v Mich mimo jine We.
eli i anglictine. Pokusite Sc
wy seznamiti Sc S reci svyck
predkI? Je to rec prekrasns
a jeff znalost NIUE VAN jed
Inou byti ma prosp6ch."
Evening star., 1940-05-03

sters from sallying forth before, but
tomorrow they will visit houses in
the neighborhood and then journey
to Georgetown to sing beneath the
windows Of. people they know to be
shut in by illness. Coleman Jen-
nings, president Of the Community
Chest, and Mrs. Bancroft Davis, q
special friend Of Friendship House
children, also will be serenaded.
The children, all between the ages
Evening star., 1940-05-03

and heraldic artist, beginning to-
night at S:l5 over Station VOL.
Entitled who Are You?" the broad
casts win deal with amusing, ro-
mantle, historical and out-of-the-
way stories in family histories. The
series viii start with the name
"ONeill," and a different name will
be treated each week.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Children Will Serenode
Shut-Ins Tomorrow

A delegation Of 80 children will
set forth from Friendship House at
6 am. tomorrow to sing songs under
windows and leave punches Of
flowers on door knobs in q belated
celebration Of May Day.
School duties prevented the Young.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Pupils to Give Play

Pupils Of Woodside (Md.) Ele.
mentary School will present "A De-
partment Store at Night" as their
annual spring play at 7::30 o'clock
tonight in the school auditorium.
The play is presented under ths
auspices Of the Parent-Teacher AS
sociation of the school,
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Garand Rifle Inaccurate,
MAGAZINE Article SAYS

Charges that amazing inaccu-
racies" have been discovered in. the
new Garand semi-automatic rifle
now in production for the Army are
made in an article in the May issue
Of the American Rifleman, official
Evening star., 1940-05-03
longed firing Is offered as an expla-

longed firing Is offered as an expla-
nation for the inaccuracy.
Omcials of the association state
in the article that they intend to
press their demands for investiga-
ton and improvement Of the newly
adopted Garand rifle Ito insure the
American soldier having the most
efncient military rifle that can be
manufactured.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Of the National Rifle

publication Of the National Rifle
Association, made public today.
1t is stated in the article that q
maximum inaccuracy amounting to
5 feet on a target 300 yards distant
were disclosed by National Rifle As
test ofiicials. Heating up
of the barrel, reduced in size to cut
down weight, and its warping as q
result of this heat when used in pro-
Evening star., 1940-05-03

Of 8 and 13. will be directed by Miss
Jessie Oltn, director Of music at the
settlement house.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
New Broadcast Series

History behind American family
names will be revealed in a new
series Of weekly broadcasts by Mrs.
Mary Hamilton Clark, genealogist
Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26
fIOMfRS FOR OPENING

Accord iag to tEo FoirbcnEa Daily Ncus llinor, O. 4. TorGoroon of the Bank of KoGick hocdod tho list Of thooc who oont flowers to tho opening of the now 3cnk of Fcirb anks in Fairbanks. This Is tho ooconc bcnk for Fcirbcnlzs cnG 1o 1occtod in tl>o LccoJ Stroot
 Theatre building. ~...
 JOIN THzs cEAiz3z"*a R OF COIL 4;RcE.
Kodiak mirror., 1940-07-26

NoRAGA!AA az 44tzA lsalgE AaaAIA4efh zA4S h., hopt thosc facts about Nazi-dorainctod Norway out of csb1od noua dis pctchos: Tho normally plcciG Noruogicns ere showing . steadily rising cntngonis1l toWcrd thu Cor .lcrls, end thorc hcvo boon rloro end moro scattered incidents. Tn . number of ccsos, Gor11cn officers end soldiers caught by thcns lvos hcvo boon badly bocton. llcjor Quis ling, famous Norwegian trci- tor, earlier donotod to the no1i- nal position of overseeing Hor- wcgicn dcr1obi1i zation, is nov virtually job1oss. Thoro oro
 signs tht.t ho, olonC with other traitors, who hcvo out1ivod thoir usofulno es, my yot Do thrown in concentration ccIlps. Tho 5c-lc fcto apparently is in storo for Danish Fifth Co1u:uli st4. Tho Cor -lcn plan nou ooo-1s to Do to en- list Norwegian cnl Dcniall ban- kors' cnd indus tri iclists' SUD- port to for1 loccl governments supervised from Berlin.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Training Course
For Girl Scout
Leaders Planned

A training course for Girl Scout
leaders will be started next week
at Girl Scout headquarters, 1925 M
street NV. Opening with an intro
ductory course Tuesday, at pm,
1t will continue with a l6-hour
course on Tuesdays and Thursdays
of each week, beginning Thursday
at 10 am. A second Introductory
course will be held October Z at
10 am.
The course is to be given In an
effort to obtain qualified leaders for
a waiting list of more than 1900
girls wishing to become Girl Scouts.
With classes limited to a member
ship Of "a, immediate registration
Is requested by Mrs. F. w. Milliken,
chairman of the Training Com
mIttee.
Instructors will include Miss
Eleanor Durrett, local Girl Scout
director; Miss Anne Mclean and
Miss Mary Helen Cattell, field ad-
visers on the local staff; Mrs. Milli-
ken, Mrs. w. D. Appel, Mrs.
Adolphus Station and Miss Lucy
Knox.
An outdoor activities course will
start on October 9, with overnight
trips scheduled for october IA and
November g.
Only leaders who have had a
group leadership course will be COM
missioned and reregistered, and
courses for these will be held Mon
days and Wednesdays, beginning
October IA.
A program to include discussion
of community service, out-of- doors,
homemaking, literature, dramatics,
sports and games, health and safety,
music and dancing, international
friendship. nature, and arts and
crafts, will start November 4, to
continue Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, throughout the month.
A round-table discussion for
leaders of Senior Girl Scouts is
scheduled for October 81, at pm,
to be followed by one for Brownie
leaders on November II, at 10 am.
A four-hour training course will
be held by the D. C. Council of
Girl Scouts November S, and an
other will be given November IA for
members of troop committees.
The national staff also has
planned training course for
leaders of Intermediate and Senior
Scouts the week of October 4 at
lockwood. the Girl Scout over
night camp on Conduit road An
other activity of the national staff
will be a mariners conference at
the Little House on October II, for
mariner leaders and Pilot Commit
tees who have had previous train
ing.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
BY the Way
Continued From Page B-3.)

day clothes Mrs Walter White whose little lowered hat
vastly became charming bright little With Mr. White
friends
dned with Betty Shouse Cuhbe wedding
take place here and Cuhberts brother Middleton
Sammy Bidde Dick Boiling to join them later.
Carroll Morgan with British Pat" Day. Ralph Hill
Lawrence Baker hatted cocktail before dinner and the
Jean de sibou paused their dinner to tell
n
Tommy Thomas has just told funny
that with friends
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Junior G.. A. r. Board

The Junior State Board, Children
Of the American Revolution, will
hold its first meeting this season
Sunday at 2 pm. at the home OF
Mrs. c. H. Giroux, 1920 Sixteenth
street NV. Graham T. Smallwood,
jr., State president, will preside.
A card party will be held by the
Senior State Board october 18 at
8 pm. at the D. A. r. Chapter
House, 1882 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Mrs. G. H. Lambert, chair
man, will be assisted at the cake
table by Mrs. H. C. Grove and at
the candy table by Mrs. r. M. De
ShaZo.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Evangeline Rice
Is Hostess

Miss Evangeline Rice. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Rice, 1749 1r-
wing street, entertained at a cock
tail party last evening.
Among the nearly 100 guests were
A. c. E. Malcolm. Second Secretary
of the British Embassy; Senator
George Radcliffe, Maj. and Mrs.
Joseph F. Battley, Maj. and Mrs.
Mckenzie Dawson. Capt. William
Saunders. 1t. William Cox. Ensign
Thomas Shingler. Albert l.. Cox, jr.;;
Miss Cheshire Cox, DR.. Daniel F.
Lynch, the Misses Katherine and
Dorothea Rehage. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Mahorner. F. Joseph Donohue. Miss
Caroline Walden and Mr.. Bernard
B. Kreisler.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
GhormIey Reiterotes
Needof Naval Power
hv the Associated Press

bv the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 27-Rear Admiral
Alfred Thayer Mahans statement
that in "Anglo-American naval su-
premacy" lies 'the greatest hope of
peace" was recalled by Rear Admiral
R. L. Ghormley, United States naval
observer, in a speech today.
Admiral Ghormley thanked Brit
ish naval authorities for Invaluable
assistance" given the United States
through the Laboratory of the pres
ent war" to make the new United
States feet "the best that can be
built"
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Tea Will Be Given
TOHOnOr Students

Students of Rose Robinson Cohen'S
Children's Studios of Speech and
Dramatic Art will be guests OF honor
at q tea Saturday afternoon In the
Grafton Hotel studio.
Mrs. Jed johnson and Mrs. Louis
Quinter will preside at the tea table.
Their assistants will be Miss Mollie
Belt and Miss Martha Sue Slender.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Miss Mary Belts
To Be Presented

An attractive addition to the
1910 debutante contingent is Miss
Mary McIntire Belts, who will be
presented to society by her
parents, 1t. Col. Thomas j. Belts,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Belts at a
small tea some time in November.
Miss Belts is a graduate of
Gunston Hall and is now a
student at the Corcoran Gallery
OF Art.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Miss Lucy Marbury
Will Make Debut

DR.. and Mrs. William B. Mar
bury will present their daughter.
Miss Lucy Marbury, to society at
a tea in their home, 2238 @ street,
December q.
Miss Marbury was graduated
from the Madeira School and is
attending Antioch College.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

auonjust idea Of buying After
reached
his audience ad Who'll 5000 for this wonderful hunr?
standing the suddenly sped friend,
Tommy the raised his animated auaon and
knocked Explanations followed
When heard the topped saying
found herself the unwilling whole dining
furniture from scratching
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Soviet Combines Multiply

Combines are increasing in fields
of Russia, single tractors pulling two
or three at time, and inventors are
working on special machines to
gather fax, beets and cotton.
Evening star., 1940-01-22

the wholesale candy business as a
young man. With his brother, the
late Carr Mueller, he began work.
ing with the George j. Mueller Co.,
founded more than 100 years ago
by his grandfather. The company
was located in the 300 block of
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
In 1924 the propert on which the
candy store was located was pur-
chased by the Government and
the business was discontinued, Mr..
Mueller retiring. He made his
home in the Westchester Apart
ments and was active in civic and
fraternsl affairs of the city.
Mr.. Mueller was member and
past commander of the Washington
Comma ndery No. /, Knights Temp
lar. and was member of the New
Jerusalem Lodge No. 9, of Masons
and the Petit Camp No. 2, United
Spanish War Veterans.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Lulu NJ Mueller; a daughter, Mrs.
Grace Mueller Slaughter, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate, all of
Washington.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Charles H. Woodbury.,
Marine Pointer, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Jan. 22.-Charles Her
bert Woodbury., IS, internationally
known marine painter and teacher,
died Unexpectedly yesterday.
Called the "discoverer" of the
Ogunquit CMaine) art colony, Wood
bury won acclaim for his express
sions OF the rugged New England
shore and the sea.
His works were hung in some of
the worlds foremost galleries and
won prizes at numerous expositions.
Mr.. Woodbury. was author of
Painting and Personal Equation"
and, with Elizabeth, Ward Perkins,
an artist friend, he wrote "The Art
of Seeing"
At one time has was an associate
professor Of art at the Chicago Art
Institute.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Library Gets Gift
Of Upriqht Piuno

The Central Public Library has a
new piano.
Library officials said that for sew
eral years they had a piano which,
they thought, had been given them
Then they found out it had only
been loan.
The giver or lender died and the
the heir claimed the piano.
An excellent upright piano has
been presented to the library, how
ever. by the Homer L. Kilt Co.
Music students will use the piano
and it will be available for the
Library's music appreciation eve
nings.