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Evening star., 1940-06-16
Relief Party
At Mansion

There will be quite an exodus to-
morrow for His Lordship's Kindness,
the Colonial mansion on Route No.
5, near Clinton, Md. The old house.
present home of 1t. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Durham, will be the
scene of box supper party which
is being sponsored by the Urgent
Relief for France. If the weather
is unfavorable tomorrow the af-
fair will take placed Tuesday in
stead.
An admission will be charged to
see the house, which is in perfect
Georgian style architecture and still
has the original paintings and fur
niture The money will 60 toward
the milk fund for the refugee chill
dren so desperately in need of food
stuffs.
Miss Alice Dodge
To Have Assistants.
Miss Alice Dodge, chairman of the
Entertainment Committee, will be
assisted by number of her friends,
Countess de Limur and Mile.
Helene de Limur, wife and daughter
of the Attache of the French En-
bassy; Nine. Benech, wife of the
French Naval Attache, and several
other ladies of the French Embassy
will join the picnic, which is open
to the general public.
The Alliance Franchise will be
represented by Mrs. Charles Alden
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. John
Biddle, Mrs. j. c. Frazer and Mrs.
w. A. Hayes.
Soft drinks and beer will be sold
and tables will be provided under
the trees for the picnic supper. Mrs.
Barron du Bois, 1917 Rowland place,
is receiving contributions of money
for the benefit.
His Lordship's Kindness may be
reached by going down Pennsylvania
avenue Sc, then on to Clinton,
approximately 16 miles from the
city.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Weddings Are Announced;
Miss Gladys Kitchens
Bride of X. Pickens
Many of Army and Navy Set Wed:
Miss Lesley Burchell Married
To 1t. Earle Mcfarland, Jr.

weddings yesterday
seemingly church the Capital
uled Home popular
Der of weddings hold the interest Wangtonans
OF particular wedding Gladys
only daughter Representative and Kitchens John
Kenneth Pckens of Mrs John Pkens of Cortland N The
wedding Metropolitan
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church and performed by the Rev James
shea Representa-
tve Relatives and intimate
TIL chanc the church with
candeara Preceding the shera Montgomery
h played program of wedding music which included the traditional
wedding marches.
Do@d Wallace, Dhman
Mr. Theodore Pierson, all of Washington
Mary
Maid
Mary William
Arnold Robinson Ill., and this city the maid of honor
gown marqusette
fashioned with extremely full skirt high neckne and short pued
single pink orchid She carried bouquet of pink peon and baby
breath
Mr. Ralph Fisher Iowa and Washington served best
altar father
basque waist high scaod
very terminating train Her vouminou
lengths fnger-tp extending
dress something she carried linen handkerchief edged
father from the
World War Her shower bouquet was or Orchids gardnas and lilies
of the valley.
Reception
For Wedding
A reception wedding guests followed
Hotel suite Representative and Mrs Kitchens
Pckns received with the bride and maid of and
Mrs Kitchens wore hoor-ng dress Of dawn pink
light blue maquisete
corsage orchids.
wedding table
handmade CLOTH which brought Hong China
bride Representative and Kitchens
the table tall white
antique silver candelabra Hattie
William
punch assisting
delegation, David D. Mrs William
Ellis Mrs. c. Gathng Mrs Fadjo craven and
Wilbur Mills
travelling crepe hip-length
pleted costume with shoulder of white orchids
Mrs Picken left Immediately after the reception
!.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Engagements
Announced

The announcements today of
number of engagements give promise
that the social calendar will be
marked with charmingly arranged
wedding not only during the sum-
mer season, but in the autumn as
well.
OF much interest in the Capital is
the engagement of Miss Houston
Westbrook Miller, daughter of Mrs,
William Miller and the late Mr..
Miller, to DR.. Moore, jr., son of
DR.. and Mrs. Moore of Memphis,
Tenn. The announcement of the
approaching marriage of Miss Miller
is made by her mother and the we'd
ding will take place July 6.
Miss Miller attended Holton Arms
and finished at Semple's in New
York. She was introduced to society
at tea during the 1938-39 season
by her parents and also was pre-
sented to society in Memphis, where
her mother and grandmother made
their debuts.
DR.. Moore attended the University
of Tennessee.
The wedding of Miss Miller and
DR.. Moore will take place in the
Christ Church, Alexandria, at 4:30
o'clock and will be followed by
small reception for the family and
close friends at the Miller residence.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

Miss Christine Langstream
Will Marry in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Langstream
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Christine Marie
Continued on Page D-3, Column S.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

Continued on Page DIS, Column -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-07

Cuba expects eventually to pro-
duce sufficient peanut oil to replace
olive and other edible oils now
brought from other countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-07
End Campaign Riffs
And Back Roosevelt,
Landon Urges Rally
Dykstro, Jackson and
Dorothy Thompson Also
Voice Pleo for Unity

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Americans
were called upon today to cast aside
campaign bitterness and present
united front for the world to regard.
Impetus of the movement came
from an America united rally" at
Carnegie Hall last night at which
leaders Of various phases of Amer
lean life urged listeners to pull to-
gether for the greater good Of the
Nation.
ALI M. Landon, 1886 Republican
presidential candidate, set the key
note in a telephoned address from
Topeka, Kans., by saying; The
spirit of unity in America is the
Presidents for the asking. Repub-
licans and Democrats stand shoul-
der to shoulder for defense, as
always"
DIR. Dykstra Also Speaks.
Carnegie Halls 2,700-Seat audi
forum was filled. The meeting was
sponsored by the Council for Democ-
racy.
In a world of unfriendly ma
tionS," Mr.. Landon continued, AL
Americans aware of the threat of
totalitarian intolerance must set an
example of united purpose In the
defense of the Republic"
Another speaker, DR.. Clarence A.
DykStra, national selective service
director, asserted the immediate
task was to "dispel establishment
in America here and now, secure
national unity and purpose by the
cultivation of good will and mutual
understanding and aid the whole
people to develop and utilize the
intelligence with which the common
han has been endowed"
Attorney General Speaks.
Attorney General Jackson de-
clared the American people ARE
united in defending the funda-
mental institutions of democracy at
home and, short of war, in sustain
ing democracy abroad"
Dorothy Thompson, newspaper
columnist, urged tolerance within
the Nation to protect the rights Of
the minority and intolerance of
those who would destroy our free
dom and brotherhood, whether
from within or without"
Howard Coonley, chairman of the
board of the National Association
of Manufacturers, pledged that the
Nations industrial executives would
do their utmost to produce
promptly, effectively and econom-
ically the ornaments that are
needed"
From elsewhere came other ap-
peals A statement issued by Philip
D. Reed, chairman of the General
Electric Co., asked Americans to
stand behind the President in the
Herculean task" of rearmament
and national unity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-07
French War Hero 10 Wed
Marquis Daughter Here

1t. Charles Henri de Lewis Mire-
polk, 28-year-old hero of the battle
of Dunkerque and assistant naval
attache at the French Embassy,
has filed an application to marry
Laurette de Jaucourt, "a, daughter
of the Marquis and Marquese de
Jaucourt, formerly of Paris.
The couple, who met in Paris two
years ago, will be married November
20 at st. Paul's Catholic Church, Fiji
tenth and v streets NV. French
Ambassador CASTOR Henry Haye
will attend the ceremony.
For valor in bombing German con-
centrations and reconnaissance work
at Dunkerque, 1t. Mirepoix was
awarded the Legion of Honor. He
commanded a naval dive bombing
squadron during the war that led to
the fall Of France.
Both 1t. Mirepoix and his fiancee
are natives of Paris. 1t. Mirepoix
assumed his duties at the Embassy
last September, while Miss de Jau-
court arrived in Washington from
Buenos Aires only three weeks ago.
The Rev. Edmond J. Fonaine of
st. Paul's, also a Frenchman, will
perform the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

TrfERE lS SOkNETHAA0 NSRS OsAOSOA\
ANOEEO ABOUT VAAI PAkNAE>>>hNAO
TNS72E SEEMS 70 4E NO lNIAS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

LEAVING for Kansas around AUG
|. Will take to share expenses.
Ray Williams Ser. Sta. 3rd aEl
Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
~ Smr. Homes, SaIe-Reat

WHERE COOL BREEZES BLOW
Enjoy sea air in a dainty new
cottage close to the ocean. TWO bed
rooms, furnished; modern up-to-
the minute Garage Your wife
will be crazy for it and you'll
want it also. Give her and the
children a break this summer
II rented now worth $100 a
month. Owner says sell for $4,000
Easy terms No agents. Call at
760 Windimorc Court Mission
Beach, san Diego, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Probes Begun in
Nine Disaster

PORTAGE. Pa, July II. tUP)-
Four investigations will get under
way today into the cause Of the
Sonman Shaft Coal co. mine dis
aster, in which SO miners lost their
lives.
Separate Investigations will be
made by state and federal mine in
spactors. the Koppers Coal CO., op-
orators of the mine, ard the Cam
bria county coroner.
The blast tore through three en-
tries of the slope section of the
mine Monday morning. 1t was at
tributed unofficially to pocket OF
gas set off by spark from mo-
tor. All the bodies we're removed
by rescue workers within "a hours
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

FACTORY Rebuilt Hoover vacuum
cleaner. All new parts, fully guar
antecd. $14.05. Terms. Phone 20.
IMPERIAL HARDWARE STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

Post Press Want-Ad Section.
Vitally Different - Infinitely Bet
ter. Read for Profit - Use for
Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

For reaching most people at
smallest cost use Post-PreSs want
adsl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Business Rentals
I9 Snlr' Homes, SUie-ReHt

JhCUMRA For sale or rent. near
h.Way 90. Attractive. 25 acres, le2
stone housc. 2 cabins, garage.
{. NJ. SAVAGE, llOI Goth st. San
Dipg1. 7-18
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

STEEL Clothes line poles and steel
flexible cab!r ct reasonable prices.
FL CFNTRO JUNK Co
3l8 Main Phone 1871
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Leather Shop the Want Ad Section Here Then CO and Buy
livestock

} BROOD SoWs to farrOW last of
S, 9t ! good boar. 5th house on
Pico of north 9th. McElhaney.
7-i9
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
33A Auto LOdns

EQUITY-37 Plymouth deluxe Sc
dan, good con-, radio. $7500 Call
Wed. or Thurs. Evenings. 1873
He'll. 7-B
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
22 Country PrOperty-SdLe

1Go ACRES 30 Alfalfa. 80 ready for
Flax. Excellent land. good home.
Sell water and neighborhood con-
dltions ALL DESIRABLE. Price
$1,000 Terms
l.. J. THOMAS, Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

TWO Tons Scsbania seed, Az cents
per lb Clark w. Adair, Seelcy.
Tel. 137|-J. FL Centre.
Ito If
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Farley do presidentskych
predvoleb.

Generalnf postmistr James
A. Farley, jenz zaroven zaujf-
ma Trad pfedsedy demokratic-
keno narodnfho vyboru, pTihla
sen byl svymi pTateli do presi-
dentskych pTedvoleb v Massa-
chusetts. Farley pravil, re to
neznamena jake by sc pokou-
Sci kontrolovati delegaci re
zmineneho statu, ale doznal,
re uvazoval 0 presidetnske
kandidature pc radu meslcG.
V politickych kruzich pTevla-
da vsak mfnenf, re spokojil by
sc S druhym mfstem ma listku
v tom pTfpade, re president
skou nominaci ziskal by nekdo,
ma pf1klad sekretar statu Cor
dell Hull.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16

= Diva ozbrojenf cernosi v
utery vyskocili ma truck pra-
delny a pfinutili Tfdice, Ray
monda Kearney, zavezti je ma
osamele mlsto ma Green Spring
avenue, kde jej okradli O SITS
Pfepadli jej ma Clydesdale
road a Cold Spring lane. Kear-
ney, jenz bydlf v 1900 blocku
N. Chapel ulice, pc prepadu
volal policii z gasol1nove stani-
ce, do n1z pesky z mista pre-
padu dOSel.
- 16lety Joseph Phyles z
Berry ulice, ponevac v 1tery
nemohl sloziti zaruku $4,000
pro soud pred velkoporotou,
zavren byl We vezeni. zalovan
jest, re V minulem tydnu pre-
padl gasolinovou stanici.
= Diva cernosi, jez prepadli
hospodu V 700 blocku N. Ca
roline ulice a tam ukradli 1898
jsou v zalaTi pro nemoznost
sloziti zaruky. Dopadenymi
cernochy jsou: Howard Eos
ter, 21lety a tehoz veku James
Fitzhugh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Zdaneni zbrani " Americe wy
robenYch odporucovano.

Zdanen1 zbran1 v Americe
vyrobenych a prodanych do CT
ziny bylo odporuceno kongre-
SUI farmaTskymi organisacemi
jake protsredek zlskani fondI,
jimiz americtf farmaTi mohli
by byti odskodneni "a ztratu
trh1 v dGsledku evropske val
ky. re sc uvazuje o takovem
planu, bylo sdeleno Edwardem
O'Nealem, pfedsedou Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation,
jenz pax poukazal, re 10-pro-
centnf prodejni dan ma $1,000
100000 vyvozu zbran1, vyne-
sla by 500, OOO, 1000,
Pence techto mohlo by byti
pouzito ma financovan1 vyplat
americkym farmar1m, kterf
ztratili bohate trhy, kdyz Vel
ka Britanie zacala kupovati ia
bak z Turecka ma m1ste z jiz-
Mich Spojenych Stat1 a rovnez
cerstve ovoce z Turecka a vse-
chny tuky, oleje a masa, jez
niue dostati z Norvezska,
Danska a Holandska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Byvaly velvyslanec Dodd
zemrel.

V Round Hill, Va, William
E. Dodd, 70 let starry, byvaly
americky velvyslanec v Berll-
ne, zemfel ma zapal Pile.
Dodd nabyl znamenite pov6-
sti jake historik nez vstoupil
ma diplomaticke pole. STUDIO
val tez ma universite v Lipsku,
kde nabyl doktoratu filosofie
r. 1900.
President Roosevelt jmeno-
val jej velvyslancem v Nemec-
ku brzy pc sve prvni Inaugural
eli.
Jeho pozorovani nacisticke
cinnosti ucinilo jej vyslovnym
protinacistou. Roku 1887 pro-
testoval proti tomu, ably Prem
tiss Gilbert, spravce americke-
no velvyslanectv1 ucastnil Sc
nacistickeho kongresu v No
rimberku, ale sekretar Hull "a
m1tl protest, nacez Dodd Sc
VIDAL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
ZAPASY
v PARK.

Pffstf dtery, dine 20. unora '
kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Park Joe Dusek
22O ID. utka Sc S Lou Pulmmer
235 ID. v hlavnim zapase KITE
~ urcen ma dobu jedne poraz-
ky. V nasledujfcim zapase,
ktery tez urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky Ernie Dusek, 23O Id.
zapasiti Dude S Cliff Olson,
218 Id.
V nasledujfcich 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkujf:
Gino "Red" Vagnone, 218
ID. VS.. Rudy Dusek, 218 ID.
Jim Coffield, 22O lb. VS.. Don
Mcintyre, 225 ID.
Tony Matisi, 235 ID. VS.. Tom
my Rae, 230 lb.
zeny v pr1vodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
KRADEzE.

Castecne opily bandita pre-
padl a unesl ~zT1zence L.Wright
destilacn1 spolecnosti. Prinutil
jej vezti no skoro 20 mil Har-
ford a Baltimore okresy a ma
konec ujel S automobielm zT1-
zence a $4,252 ma hotovosti a
V kofalecn1ch znamkach.
Ukradene pen1ze byly vypla-
tou deln1kGm spolecnosti, jez
Horace Cowan, 33lety vyzdvi-
hi z banky. Napaden byl u
White Marsh.
= Murphy A. Beall, jenz byl
poStovn1m klerkem V Emmits-
burg pc 16 rokG, V patek Cd
souzen byl ma 16 rok1. Ma
stoupenf trestu bylo odlozeno
a on %postaven ma zkousku pc
dobu 2 rok1. Obzalovan byl,
re vybral rs dolar1 pc malych
davkach z dopisG mezi srpnem
a prosincem roku 1889. Odsou-
zeny je zenat a otcem til ditek
SvGj pad pfic1ta pitt a ziti mad
sve prostfedky. Pen1ze bral,
kdyz chtelo Sc mu pitt. Sluzne
jeho obnaselo rocne $4,000.
Star je At rokG.
- Osmnactilety mladfk zat-
cen byl v nedeli rano ma rohu
Baltimore a Holiday ulic, kdyz
policiste patrali pc odkrytf kra
dez1 tam provedenych. Eat
ceny mladik primal Sc ku ne
kterym.
: Vytlaciv diva hosty a
spravce celonocniho restauran
tn do zadnf mfstnosti ozbroje-
ny cernoch okradl restaurant
O $40, jez wal z cash registru.
Prepadeny restaurant je v els.
1011 E. Madison ulice.
Spravce restaurantu, Tony
Papas, udal, re cernoch prisel
do jfdelny kolem pGl seste no.
dine vecer.
= Zlod6j ukradl z domu
Charles Hodge, 1905 w. La
fayette avenue, sperky v Gene
asi $125.
" pTepadu gasol1nove sta
nice ma Kirk avenue, ukradl
II rok1 starry Howard Hentz
$40. Byl chycen a zavren.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
FARMAR A
MANZELKA VYSTRELEM


V bl1zkosti mestecka Stock
ton, Md, farmaT Harvey w.
Pilchard, 81 rokG starry zastre-
len byl bandity v noci re sobo-
ty ma nedeli a jeho manzelka,
81 rokd stara, tezce zranena
vystfelem do zad. Tezce IRA
nena pc celou noe skryvala Sc
v pfistenku ma strese, kdyz pc
dvakrate vraceli sc bandite do
fanny. Mela tolik duchapri-
tomnosti, re odvazala re sebe
b1lou EASTERN, Poole n1z vrace-
j1c1 sc eernost1 bandite by il
zahlednouti mohli pomocf sve-
tel, kterymi pfi prohledavani
fanny 81 sv1tili.
V dobe, kdy cernosi napadli
farmu, farmar naslouchal ra-
diu a manzelka jeho psala psa-
nj. Jeden z cernoch1 poroucel,
ably mu dali penfze. Dala mu
tobolku S $18. Hned ma to
druhy cernoch pronasledoval
il do druheho poschodi.
FarmaTku zahledl ma +strese
v z hodin rano delnik, John
Manuel. Snesena byla pc re-
br1ku hasici re Stockton.
Ctyfi statn1 policiste We sire.
du rano vrazili do rozhorcene.
no zastupu ash 1000 muz1 We
Stockton a zachranili dive Ger
nosky,jez vzaty byly zastupen
z vezen1 Snow Hill. z poll
cistG zranen byl sergeant w
H. Weber. Zeny vzaty byly
policisty a odvezeny.
Rozhorceny zastup rozbi
vezen1 casne v noci a wal cd
tud dive narikajicf cernosky
jez v podezrenf jsou, re byl,
sc dvema muzi, kteT1 usmrtil
Pilcharda a Zranili jeho man
zelku v nedeli.
Tahli Lillian Blake a jej
14letou Marthu z rozbiteho vi
zen1 ma provaze volaj1ce: "Jal
by sc yam libilo m1ti tento ko
lem krku?" Vstrcili je konec
ne do AUTOMOBILE a veil je n;
m1sto vrazdy do Stockton. Tan
vzaty byly do moci policist1.
Arthur Collick, tfeti cernocl
jenz v podezTenf jest, re 1cas
nil Sc vrazdy farmafe, utekl a
81 We stfedu do Virginie, jail
soud1 policiste, jez We sftedl
spolu Sc zastupem cltajfcfm n;
500 muz1 prohledavali balm;
v bl1zkosti Stockton. Prudk:
snehova boure prekazela jim
prohl1dce. Rucnice a revolve.
nalezeny byly pod prkny '
Collickove domku. Diva jim
podezrel1 cernosi, George Sci
by a Charles Manuel, drzan
jsou We vezenf v Bel-Air, kan;
tajne dopraveni byli z Eastern
Shore. S mimi tam podrzan,
ODE cernosky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
NAHRADA $500.

Porotou nejvyss1ho soudu
prisouzena byla nahrada 3d.
500 Lawrence r. Bart z Dun
dalk, jenz zranen byl 8. Ger
vence ma Eastern avenue auto
mobilem. Nahradu platiti ma
Achillo Fabrizio, pracujfcf pro
West. Side Distributing spolec-
most, jenz truckem zranil Bar
tina. Jel ma opacne strane u
lice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
HOSTEL ZNI-
CEN OHNEM.

Jeden 2 nejstarsich kosteld
v JIM casti statu, 248 roku
starry All Hallows protestant
sky hostel nedaleko Davidson
vile, znicen byl v nedeli odpo-
ledne ohnem. Ztrata kryta
jest pojistenlm. Zvon datova-
ny z roku 1927 zachranen byl.
Jak sc soud1 hostel ~vystaven
byl ash roku 1929.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
$50 ZATCENO PRI STAG
ZARAVE

We Stein hOtelu ma Middle
River doslo nedeli v noci ku
prepadu "stag' zabavy kratce
pc pocet1 jej1m. Zatceno bylo
policif $50 muzI a pet zen.
zeny tyto PROBATIONARY Sc pfi
zabave. Jedna z Mich, jak po-
licie udava, provadela neslus-
ne lance.
V automobile stojlcim pred
hotelem policiste nalezli stro-
jek ma bran1 pohyblivych O.
brazkG a svazek vytvorenych
jim neslusnych obrazk1. Obo-
j skonfiskovano bylo.
Tickety ku zabave nesly
jmeno "Mahatma Ghandi Glee
Club" S policisty okresu pre-
padu 1castnili sc policiste z
Baltimore. Diva zvlastnf poll
este pomohli 81 ku vstupen-
kan. ;
Vstupenky prodavany byly
"a So. Ma zvlastnlm lfstku
vytistena byla vystraha: Dr.
verne a velice dGlezite. Pro
vase vlastni dobro a ochranu
spalte tento llstek jakmile jste
jej precetli." "Rozhodne ne
povezte nikomu tyto direkce.'
Kapitan Itzel a diva zvlastn.
policiste pc nekolik dnf pfec
zabavou dochazeli do 1radov.
ny Social Security az Sc jim pc
darilo dostati vstupenky a O
tisk l1stku S vystrahou.
V nedeli v noci ~policiste Wy
dali sc ku hotelu Steinovu die
informaci ma vystraznem list
ku.
V hotelu jejich vstupenky
byly velice peclive prohl1zeny
a jejich jmena zapsana ma lis
tine. Vpusteni byli bez otaz
ky. Zatim JIM policiste byl
ma strait v bllzkosti nocnih(
klubu. Sergeant Amrein, poll
ciste: Germack, Stone, Gilmore
a Smallwood byli v obcansken
obleku. Sergeant Amrein "a
hledel oknem do klubu a vide
diva tajne policisty uvnitr, kdt
zena tancovala neslusny tanec
Vrazili do vnitf, co nejrychle
iii obsazeny byly vsechny dive
re a okna tax re nikdo utec
nemohl. Bav1cl Sc sebrani /;
zevezeni do pozarenske stani
&c v Essex, kde ii co mohli, "a
platili zaruku $3.50 a propus
tent. Pc slozen1 zaruky hnal
sc ku svym automobil1m u no
telu. R1dici taxicabG delal
vytecne obchody S odvazen1n
jich ku jejich automobildm l
hotelu. V hotelu sebrano bylt
jeste cd Is do 80 zimnlkd,
nimz Sc nikdo nehlasil.
Ctyfi zrizenci F~Baltimorske,
no Social Security vyboru byl
zbaveni mist svych dradem w.
boru v pondel1 vecer pro- je
jich cinnost We fedrovan1 ne.
slusnych divadel " Baltimor
okresu " nedeli v noel.
Spolu oznameno, re .zbave.
MIN jejich m1sta neni vse jeste
skonceno. Ma fadu pTij1ti maj
JIM, jak Joseph L. Fay, pred
soda vyboru v pondel1 oznami
NaT1dil, ably ~ zT1zencu dopa
denych mezi 1876 muzi, kter
zatceni byli v nedeli, dostavil(
Sc k nemu ku pT1snemu vysle
chu.
Predseda Fay take oznamil
re "chce vysetriti, zda-li vstu
penky byly prodavany zrfzen
ci v dobach jejich sluzby {
zda-li byly tisteny v ufedn1cl
hodinach vladimir zaf1zen1m.
We Washingtonu vzbudil ne
mily DOZEN fakt, re vstupenk1
prodavany byly v hlavn1 IRA
dovne Social Security vyboru
Gambler budove zTizenci vybo
ru Social Security, ktery ns
starosti ma as, 000,0 600 pojis
tex ma start obyvatelI zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
DIVA SPADLI S LESENf.

Zednik a jeho pomocn1k tez
ce zraneni byli v utery, kdyz
lesenf, ma nemz pracovali, Sc
zlomilo a spadlo S mimi s vyse
asi 20 stop v 500 blocku West
Hoffman uilce. 1e
Jacobu Levin zlomena sbyla
noha a snad rozbita lebka.
Jamesu Neale, zlomeno zebro
a zlOmena nOha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16

948 Montpelier st. = kram
8 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
horkou vodou, garaz
Grocery, East Baltimore,
nova sekce
STAT Roberts Ave., Dundalk,
5 svetnic, koupelna, topeni,
S gruntem
1924 Toone st. - Hostinec
zaf1zeny. Levine.
26 S. Collington Av. 2 poschodf
6 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
253 S. REGISTER Street
Z svetnic, $3.50
COL N. Decker Ave. = kram
5 svetnic, koupelna
2510 E. Jefferson St.-Rohovy
dun, Ma prodej neb ma rent
1886 Hudson st. = 2 poschodi
Z %svetnic, koupelna, topeni
1924 E. Hoffman St.-6 svetnic
koupelna. Zavdavek $3.50
3OO6 DuBoise Ave-, Parkville
Jake novy
1927 N. Montford Avenue
6 %svetnic, koupelna, topenf
Zavdavek pouze $3.50
4311 White Avenue, rob
6 svetnic, koup., Oil Burner
l211 S. Ann St. = 8 svetnic
s gruntem, V dobrem poTadku
1920 Essex st. - 2 poschodf
6 sv6tnic
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Divna lecebna kHra.

V Clevelandu policie obza-
lovala 28letou zenu z neopatr-
ne jizdy, jezto pry schvalne
vrazila autem do sveho MAMIE
la, ably no privedla "k vystTi-
zlivenf." Obet teto ''lecebne
kGry', jmenem Wesley Ar
mour, naleza Sc v nemocnici s
prerazenou nohou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Is hochi poransno pfi vybu
chu plynu We skole.

V Kansas City, Mo-, Is stu
dent1 katolicke vyss1 skoly
Rockhurst bylo zraneno a po-
paleno a mnoho jinych bylo
srazeno k zemi nasledkem W.
buchu plynu, ktery nahroma-
dill sc We sklepe. Nikdo vsak
nebyl zran6n vazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Kongres Mladeze pro demon
strace ma 6. dubna.

Americky kongres mladeze
odporucil konanl mlrovych de-
monstracl 6. dubna We vyrocnf
den zasazenf Spojenych Stat1
do svetove valky.