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Evening star., 1940-06-12
Overseas League
Told of Honor for
American Youth

An account of honors bestowed on
q young American serving in France
with the American Ambulance Corps
was given at a dinner meeting OF
the Washington unit of the Womens S
Overseas Service League last night
at the Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Frances
Stratton of Pennsylvania. guest of
Miss Mary Morton. told. of the pres
entation of the CroiX de Guerre
with palms to her son, Arthur STRAIT
ton. by the French government for
services in the war zone.
The program included presenta-
ton of an award to Miss Nora Lee
Orndorff, teacher at Addison School,
for her teaching of appreciation of
American citizenship. Miss Orn-
dorf gave brief outline of her plan
of instruction in this field. The
award was a years membership in
the Elementary Principals Associa-
ton.
Miss Elsie E Green, principal of
Whittier School, was presented with
a framed picture of the signing of
the Declaration of independence, the
gift of Mrs. Wallace w. Chiswell, in
recognition of the schools outstand-
ing record in presentation of Amer
lean citizenship programs.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Debutante
Continued From Page B-3)

in yellow silk organdy made on
bouffant lines and the other at
tendants were in green silk organdy
dresses fashioned like That OF the
matron of honor. The attendants
wore hats of yellow natural flowers
combined with green and they car
ried bouquets of blossoms similar
to those used in their hats.
Mr.. Charles Towers, brother of
the bride, was the best man and
the ushers were 1t. Rigsbee, 1t.
Frank A. Bradley, 1t George Ander-
son and 1t. Comdr. William Terrell,
brother-in-law of 1t. Riley.
Mrs. Martin Saportas, mother of
the bride, came from her home in
New York for the wedding and she
wore a gown of blue chiffon with
a matching hat and a cluster OF
gardenias. Mrs. Towers wore a
red, white and green print dress,
a hat to correspond and her bou-
quet also was of gardenias.
When the couple left for the
West Coast to sail for 1t. Riley's
new post in Honolulu, the bride was
wearing a navy blue ensemble. 1t.
Riley has been appointed flagship
lieutenant to Rear Admiral Arthur
Bristol.
The bride attended Brearley
School in New York, various schools
abroad and was graduated from
Bishops College in La Jolla, Calf.
1t. Riley was graduated from the
Naval Academy in 1927 and has
been on duty at the Naval Air Sta
ton, Anacostia, D. G.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Box Supper
To Aid France

A box supper will be held Mon
day afternoon by the Urgent Re-
lief for France organization. His
Lordship's Kindness, at Clinton,
Md, has been loaned by 1t. and
Mrs. Dunham for the party which
will take place at 4 o'clock.
Members of the committees and
sponsors for the organization have
invited guests to take a picnic sup
per to the historic old Georgian
house and enjoy an evening in the
country. Coffee, beer, soft drinks
and cigarettes will be on sale and
the funds from these sales and the
entrance fee will be used by the
Urgent Relief for France to send
supplies to France for the refugees
The workrooms at 1886 Connec-
ticut avenue will be open all sum-
mer IRON Monday through Friday
and volunteers may join the sewing
and knitting groups meeting at the
headquarters, or they may obtain
materials to work at home.
His Lordship's Kindness, where
the box supper Is to be held, is
just off Route S. The box gardens
about the place were designed by
L'Enfant.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Picnic Tomorrow

Members Of the Washington
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club
and their families will be enter
tained at picnic tomorrow by Mrs.
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Sorority Elects

Miss Maxine Siman has been
elected president of Zeta Mu Chap
ter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Other
officers include Jean Winkler, vice
president; Gladys Sroka, recording
secretary; Hilda Edmondson, cor
responding secretary, and Faye
Grundermeyer, treasurer.
Delta Chapter will hold its last
cultural meeting this season at
pm. tomorrow at 246O Sixteenth
street NV. Miss Virginia Bell
delegate to the Middle Eastern Area
Council meeting at Hershey, Pa,
will report on plans and the pro-
gram. Miss Agnes Zmora will have
charge of the meeting, assisted by
Erma Baltes, Nadine Smith and
Emma Wooten.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Miss Hamilton Wed
To Mr.. Robert Kerr

Mrs. Howard w. Minnick of Pitts
burgh announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Audrey A. Ham
ilton, to Mr. Robert Kerr, also of
Pittsburgh, Tuesday evening, June
S, at 7:45 O'Clock, in the Presby-
terian manse at Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Minnick, her daughter and
Mr.. Kerr motored to Washington
and were the guests OF Mrs. G. C.
Sukey at 9l8 M street NV. Mrs.
Sukey and her son, Mr.. Paul V.
Sukey, attended the ceremony. Mrs.
Minnick, the former Miss Bessie
Llewellyn, made her home in Wash
ington while employed in the Gov
ernment service
Evening star., 1940-06-12
New Officers
Inducted by
Alliance
Mrs. Phillips Takes
Office, Succeeding
Mrs. Conger

The Junior Alliance installed new
officers at its annual meeting fol-
lowing a breakfast yesterday at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. John r. Phillips, the new
president, received the gavel from
Mrs. Jay Porter Conger, retiring
presiding officer, and outlined briefly
her hopes for the club during the
coming season.
The ceremonies were conducted
by Mrs. Frederic Newbrugh. club
extension secretary of universal
membership in the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.
Mrs NeWburgh in a brief mes
sage gave a greeting from the
General Federation president, Mrs
Saddle Orr Dunbar, and also paid
q tribute to the first president
of the alliance, Mrs. William H.
Hessick, jr., who is now its honorary
president.
Other Officers.
Officers who will serve with Mrs.
Phillips are Mrs. Cliff Y. Stephens,
first vice president; Mrs. Daniel
Wathey, second vice president; Mrs.
Wyrth Post Baker, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Carlton C. Duffus, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Albert
Lance, treasurer; Mrs. Virginia
Wathey, recording secretary; Miss
Annie Lee Chisholm, historian, and
Mrs. Albert Wendell Davis, chap
lain.
Mrs. Phillips also announced new
committee chairmen, including Miss
Ruth Madden and Mrs. Yvonne
Knapp. co-chairmen of public well
fare; Mrs. Hessick. publicity chair
man: Mrs. Baker, ways and means;
Mrs Davis, membership; Mrs. Ro-
land Dulin, art; Mrs. Woodson T.
Birthright, American Home; Mrs
Martha L. Williams, education;
Mrs. Knapp, flag and national de-
fense, and Mrs. Hessick, resolutions
and revlsions.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Mrs. H. D. Kraft
Again Heads Club

Mrs. Harold Kean Kraft has
been reelected president of the
Washington Mount Holyoke Club.
Serving with her next year will
be Mrs. Irving Brown, first vice
president; Mrs. F. L. Weaver, sec
ond vice president; Miss Eleanor
Neiu, treasurer; Mrs. Norman
Burns, secretary; Miss Helen Good
ner, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Lennig Sweet, alumnae coun-
cilor.
Committee appointments an
nounced by Mrs. Kraft include Mrs.
/. w. Hill, jr., publicity; Miss Grace
Carter, membership: Miss Helen
Redmond, scholarship, and Mrs.
Arnaldo Berenguer. entertainment.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Returns Home

Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger has
returned to her Washington home
after visiting her father, Mr..
Thomas Jefferson Bearden, in
Missouri. Mrs. Linebarger re-
turned sooner than she expected
to spend a short time with her
son, DR.. Paul Myron Linebarger
of Duke University, who was
here for a few days before leav-
ing Monday for the Far East.
DIR. Linebarger will spend the
summer in China on research
and expects to return to this
country in the autumn.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
By the Way
Continued From Page B-3.)

those two
aooled help Betsy Mary
Theodore Douglas Robinson County
will join them
Harold Hinton will theirs which
they and Maj Smith summer
with occasional gets really
warm-due to the Army ruling summer"
maon who nameess) to dance
smooth
she spraned her
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Miss Grace Davis
Capital Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis
have as their guest the formers
sister, Miss Grace Davis, Of Kan
sas City, Mo-, who will remain with
them through this month. Miss
Davis was graduated earlier in
June from the University of Kan
sas City. She is a gifted soprano
and Is we'll known in Kansas City
for her solo work.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
w. c.. T. i. Election

Mrs. Darlington Richardson has
been elected president of the Chaplin
Women's Christian Temperance
Union. Those who will serve with
her are Mrs. Charles H. Montgomery,
first vice president; Mrs. Anna F.
Barnhart, second vice president:
Mrs. George B. Mclaughlin, third
vice president; Miss May H. Dick
inson, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Grace Laird, recording secretary
and Mrs. Frances w. Winters,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1940-06-12

The club has voted to provide an
annual gift scholarship for the
benefit of a Washington girl who
would be unable to attend Mount
Holyoke without financial assist
ance.
Evening star., 1940-06-12

Earl r. Fowler, at her home, 40
Columbia street. Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. E. L. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. H.
Nelson, Mrs. Lytton Boyle, Mrs. E.
S. Leland and Mrs. Lloyd Sykes
will serve as co-hostesses.
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MlStnl ZprdYy.

L krajanskych kruhu.
= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku.
pitele pohrbena byla Anna Ia.
vadil, manzelka Henry Zavadi.
la, c. 2311 Ashland avenue, jez
pc 6 mes1cnf nemoci zemrela
1. listopadu V start 70 rokG.
Zesnula narozena byla v Rono-
We, odkud pred 81 roxy pfijela
do Ameriky. Vedle manzela
zanechava zde dftky: Jose
phine, Charles, Anna, Henry a
Louis. Nalezela ku OltaTnfmu
Spolku a sv. Rodine. Pohrebni
obfady vykonal Rev. Taus.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohfben Dude v sobotu
Joseph Moritz, d6lnfk We Spar
rows Point, jenz zemTel ma sr-
decn1 vadu We veku 68 rokI.
Narozen byl ma Slovensku. Do
Ameriky pTijel pred 40 roxy,
POhrebnf obrady konany bu-
dou v st. Lukes kostele.
Pohrby tyto %vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
Narodnf Jednota Cesko-
slovenskych Evangelical v A
merice, jez kona pilnou praci
We prospect rodne vlasti, Zasla-
la p. Josefu Coufalovi dopis:
dine 81. rfjna 1910.
Bratr Josef Coufal,
Baltimore, Md.
Mily bratre Ccufale,
jsem rad, re jste Sc opet
tax krasne pfihlasil ku spolu-
praci. Dekuji Yam "a Vas do
pis i "a pfisp6vky. PTikladam
potvrzenf- predplatne ma HUI
sGv Lid jsem 81 tez pozname-
nal a budu sc tesiti ma dalsi
VaSi milou spolupraci.
Znovu Yam dekuji a uprfm-
ne Vas zdrav1,
Vas,
Julius j. Heger,
tajemn1k.
= We skolni mfstnosti koste-
la Cesko-M oravskych Bratrl We
Gtvrtek, Ia. listopadu uspofa-
dan Dude wesley vec1rek horli-
vymi mladymi clenkynemi ko-
stella. Vstupne 25 cent?. Po-
catek O pGl osme iodine vecer.
= 40 muz1 z Retreat Klubu
osady sv. Vaclava spolecne IL
muzi z kostela sv. Kateriny a
sv. Pavla uchylilo Sc koncem
minuleho tydna ma tfidenni Cd
loucenost do Manresa on the
Severn.
z nasf osady byli nasledujlci:
Jerome c.. M. Cvach, Charles
Widra, Peter J. Schuch, Jerry
Vojfk, Henry Schaeffer, Chas.
Scheiner, ST., James Hatta,
Charles Hromadka, Richard A.
Lidinsky, John Wallis, Joseph
Pokorny, Joseph Mannion, Jo-
seph Vonasek, Jr., Louis j. sve-
hla, Vaclav PrGcha, Thomas
Troch, Albert Scheiner, Ray
mond Base, Edward Scheiner,
James Madden, VIM. A. Pich,
John Kordula, ST., Albert No
yak, Jr., Joseph Soul, Jim Ma
chovec, Edward Kordula, JAS.
Slechta, Joseph Base, Thomas
Levy, James Smutny,J John Kor-
dula, Jr., John zingor, Louis J.
Klima, Charles Scheiner, Jr.,
Charles Peterka, Francis Zlka,
John Mirschberger, Jerome
Base, Wenceslaus F. Wallis, 10
seph Petr.
Move zvolenf 1Tednfci Retreat
Klubu osady sv. Vaclava jsou
Chas. Hromadka, predseda
Chas. Scheiner, ST., mlsto-pfed
John F. Kordula ST., pokladnik
Richard A. Lidinsky, tajemnik
Josef Base. kapitan. R. A. l..
- DeInicky Podporujici Spo.
lex Odd. pora.
da "POSVfCENSKOU ZABA.
WI" v DsInickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic v sobotu,
dine 16. listopadu 1910. Zaca'
TEX " 8 hodin vecer. Hudbu II
di D. AIois Novotny. Vstupn(
4Oc. Kazdeho uctive I'VE
PoTsda iicS vvbor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
RYCHLA PRACE.

Ami ne v cele p1lhodine 20
ukraden1 noveho AUTOMOBILE
policista Edward Bender re Sc
verozapadn1 STANCE dostal u
kradeny autcmobil zpet, sko-
rem pfi tom rozmackan byl
mezi automobilem a skolou,
chytil ut1kajlcfho cernocha a
zatkl druheho cernocha, ktery
Sc skryl pod stolen We sklepe.
Ma kujlzdej1ci automobil upo-
zornen byl ma Wodyear a Cal
houn ulicfch Bender kolem pill
sedme iodine v pondelf vecer,
kdyz ukradenf automobile hla-
seno bylo. V automobile zahle-
df diva cernochy ma pTednim
sedadle. Kdyz automobil ma
narozf zmfrnil rychlost jfzdy,
p~olicista vyskocil ma stupatko.
Cernoch zajel S automobilem
ku skole a vrazil t1mto do teto.
Policista byl stastnym. Zrovna
mlste, ma ktere automobil ma
rail bylo vysoke oknO, do ne
hoz rychle vskocil a vyhnul Sc
zlemu zranen1. Narazem auto
mobil zastaven. Policista vyb6-
hi re Skoly a cernosi dali sc ma
1tek. Ia nedlouho chycen byl
2llety Harry Spencer. Ten dial
Benderovi. ,adresu Franka Smi-
tina, 16leteho cernosskeho sve-
no spolecnfka bydlfc1ho We
1900 blocku FRESHMAN ulice.
Policista zaklepal ma dvere.
Smith necekal, ale utekl do
sklepa, kde Bender nalezl jej
pod stolen. Use odehralo sc v
ne cele p1l iodine. Automobil
ukradli Williamu j. Stancill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

veltovi 364,168 hlasd a Willkie
.250,362.
Americky lid promluvil a A
mericky lid zIstane v prani vet
siny v dobrem rozpolozeni my
sill a loyalite.
V teto volbe fakta vyzaduji
81 pozornost. Jisto jest, re O.
stry odpor vyvinul Sc mezi
mestskymi a venkovskymi Volt
81 ma jedne strane a mezi indus
trialnimi pracovnfky We mes
tech proti druhym. Popularita
Rooseveltova hlavne jest mezi
druhymi a Willkieho mezi PRIV
mimi. Ma p%residentu a jeho
protivnlcich nyni spocfva povin
most ably tyto protivy byly "a
staveny a Americky lid ma to
tesil Sc opravdove narodn1 jed
note.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

Franklin D. Roosevelt zvolen
byl pc tret1 do presidentskeho
ufadu Spojenych StatG v liter
mich volbach.
Doposud zadnemu We Spoje-
nych Statech nedostalo Sc po-
dobne cti; nikdo pred tim ne
obdrzel nominaci pro tretf OBJ
dobf vetsf politickou stranou.
Maryland je jedn1m z PRIV
mich statI krone jiznich statI,
ktery postavil Sc do rad Roose-
veltovych.
V Baltimore obdrzel presi-
dent Roosevelt 285.194 hlasu a
Willkie 1852.
Ia vladniho senatora Rad
cliffe obdrzel 285.465 HAST a
Nice, republikansky kandidat,
14O.819 hlas1.
Demokraticti kongresnici zvo-
leni: Cole, D'Alesandro a Sass
Ger.
President Roosevelt nejv1ce
HAST obdrzel New Yorku,
1904, 769, v Pennsylvania l.
481,845, v Ohio 1,369,751, v
Illinois 1,O56,257.
Pocty tyto tn a tam jeste zme-
neny budou. Toto byly ctyfi
staty, ktere presidentu daily
nejvetsi pocet hlasG.
Zenske hlasy nabyly slime
vahy We volbach. V nekterycE
|statech: Kalifornie, Illinois, In.
diana, Montana, Kansas a Mis-.
|souri, zenske volicky pTedsti
hly muze.
Pocty jeste pri zaverku to
hoto listu nebyly skonceny. AZ
dosud secteno v cele zemi %.
694.747 HAST pro Roosevelta {
l21.427.832 pro Willkie.
" Marylandu dano bylo Roose
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$500 v PRfKOPU PO 10
HODIN.

Josepha NORM taska Sc $500
nalezena byla v patek v pr1ko-
pu silnice ma Fair Oaks a Ever
green avenue. TaSku nalezl do
skoly jdouc1 9lety hoch Tom
my Strain z Hamilton. avenue.
Tasku sebra1 a vstrcil do kap-
sy aniz byl il otevrel a do nj Sc
pod1val. Kdyz konecn6 il O.
tevrel skorem pred polednem a
zahledl CO tam bylo, cltil pry Sc
"poTadne funny" jak otci rekl.
V poledne tasku odevzdal
Margaret L. Hinchmann, prin-
cipalce a ia dala tasku policis-
tGm. V tasce nalezen byl re-
gistracn1 l1stek a adressa mali
tele, &. 45O7 Fair Oaks avenue.
Ma severovychodni stanici byla
mu odevzdana. Tasku ztratil,
kdyz vysel z automobile, ably
Sc podival, nen1-li chybnym je-
no kolo ma automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
HUMoR- zPEvY- SINGH!

Toho vseho uzijete plnou me-
rou dostavite-li Sc ma Americke
posv1ceni do Sokolovny. Zavi-
ia tam ma ten den Zamilovana
ihanacka babicka CA. Radek).
S neterf Stefankou 60. Martf.
nek). Ona to ma jiz davno Sc
sumlrovano, re vnuk jeji Jose
fek ". Martfnek) az Praze
dostudlruje ma toho dochtora
81 pax vezme Stefanku "a ze-
nu. Jenze babicka mini a las
ka casio m6ni. Josefkovi Sc
pripletla v Praze do cesty hez-
ka Tonicka CIR. Mares), dcera
vyslouzileho ajzubonaka Puce
q. Kaspar) ,zabouchli sc do Sc
be a ma stud1rovan1 nezbylo ca
su. V prazske hospGdce hned
vedle nadrazf, kde starry PUG
maize jlzdnf rad v Have provo
zuje sve zamestnani dale jake
amater, jest castym hostem pTf-
tel JosefkIv, Steyanko CT. Ma
RESI-, takto cudny Anton1n, ale
vypaleny don Juan. Do hos
pGdky pride tez vyslouzily
postak Caral A. Cihlar) S mia
dickou neter1 Maruskou (M.
Radek) a tn zamilovany cudny
Antonin Stefanko MAZE tolik
zenske krasy pred ocima zami-
luje Sc ably neco nepropas do
naprosto sveta neznaleho kv1t-
ka, MaruSky, a do oslnive buj-
ne Stefanky tez. z druhych
navstevnik1 hosp1dky necha o
sobe vedet tez mlsny host Ku-
fatko a.. Kadek) a jak to vse-
chino skonc1? - to sc must vi
Diet, z toho teprve jest ten pra-
w pozitek.
Hra protkana jest celou ra-
dou nadhernych zpevI zp1va-
nych nasimi predn1mi pevci a
koTenena zdravym staropraz-
skym humorem, a proto pama-
tujte ma posvlcenl. VZhuru do
SokOlovny. j. KaSpar.
P. S. - Panu V. k jeho obvi-
neni v N. L. odpovfdati tento-
krate nebudu. Nemam casu a.
nj chuti pustiti Sc do "mlaceni
stare slamy". Jsem jist, re
kdyby byl byval p. v. divadlu
pritomen a videl ma vlastn1 oci,
kdO vsechno z nasich lid1 scha-
eel, re by me dial pine "a prav-
du. Dodavam, re ma jeho a.
dresu ia vytka psana nebyla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

- Padesati-lete trvanf Bal
timorske Jednoty Sokolic. w
oslava nasich svar-
nych Sokolic blfzf sc mflovymi
kroky a Dude sc konati v nede-
Iii, dine II. listopadu We Dvora-
ne Sokolovny, rob Gay a Pres
ton ulice We 3 hod. odpol. So
kolky budou mlti vzacneho no.
sta pfedsedu Amer. Oboe So
kolske br. Karla Prchala z Chi
caga. DR.. Cervenka z Csl. wy
lslanectv1 z Washingtonu pro-
mluvf pri teto oslave. Bude
|%slavnostnf prijimanf novych
lclenek. Pevecky Sbor "a f1ze-
nj br. V. Martinka a doprovo-
du br. Rudy Kiliana zapeje
krasne c1slo. Sokolice "a vede-
nj ses. nae. M. Michalkove a
lSokolove pod br. nae. Jos. Pc
kornym pfedvedou pc 2 telo-
cvicnych clslech. Ostatnf cast
programu vyplni orchester "a
osobniho r1zeni bratra Rudy
Kiliana.
Pc oslave Dude podavano
vsem pfftomnjm obcerstveni.
PAX Dude nasledovati Sokolska
veselice S tancem pr hudbe br.
Jer. Sticky.
Krajane, jste upTimne pTa-
Itelsky a pc sokolsku zvani by
jste svoji pfltomnosti brali L.
cast ma teto oslave 5Oti-leteho
trvani BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic.
Vstup jest volny! A. c..
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PTehled prfjmu a vydanl
ma Vanocn1 nadflku vojinGm v
Anglii. Ma penezn1ch darech
Sc prijalo $4,000. Dodavame
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DUP


V pondelf prepaid V polednl
iodine bandita Family financ-
nj spolecnost v {. 1904 Green
mount avenue a prchl odtud Sc
$172. V dob6 prepadu byl V u
radovne pTftomen jenom SPRAY
ce, ktery kdyz mu bandita po-
hrozil, vydal mt penlze. Ostat-
nj zTfzenci byli vzdaleni u o.
bedu.
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v zENA " ZAKONO-
DARNE

E. Blanche Phillips, prvnl ze-
ma, jez z Baltimore byla Gle
mem zakonodarny, zemrela v
nedeli nahle We SVEN dome, {.
1923 st. Paul ulice.
Phillips zastupovala treti po-
liticky distrikt cd roku 1884
do 1888. Kdyz byla v Anna
polls v zakonodarne byla pred
|sedkynf vyboru civilnf reform
nj sluzby.
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GLENN L. MARTIN NOVY


Dosud snad nejvetsf kontrakt
uzavren byl We Spojenych Sta
tech s Glenn L. Martin vzdu-
choplaveckou spolecnostl. Via
dou u firmy objednavka prave
ucinena jest ma $1O6, 125, 1885,
80. Ably kontrakt vyplnen byti
mohl, potfebf Dude beze vseho
odkladu rozsifiti Martinovu
dnes jiz obrovskou tovarnu ma
Middle River ma dvakrate vetsf
nezli je dnes. Spolecnostf Tho
toveno byti ma mezi 500 a 600
aeroplan1.
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STARE ZBRANE C

Stare zbrane, jez lei kdesi
v 1strani v domovech a jinde,
~vycisteny budou a zaslany do
Angle, ably jich tam uzito byti
tim nebo on1m zpGsobem prot
najezdGm Nemecka. Sc zbra-
nemi zaslany budou stare brej-
lie a dalekohledy.
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sestnact uprazdnenych mist
policejnich strazn1k6 obsazeno
bylo We ctvrtek komisarem DO
licie, Robertem F. Stanton. Do
pfisahy watt byli tehoz dine
dopoledne. Neil poslani bu-
dou do jim ustanovenych dis
triktG, cviceni budou v policej-
nj skole pc sest tydnG.
Mezi move ustanovenymi jsou
kraJane: Frank w. Rdzicka,
1907 N. Potomac ulice a An
thony j. Urban, 1907 Kolb ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
PRVNfCH 35 M~ARYLANDA-
NJ DO VOJENSKE-
HO CVICENf.

Do armady 25. listopadu v
Baltimore odvedeno Dude 35
registrovanych. Jina skupina
35 vzata Dude 27. listopadu.
Kazdy podroben Dude move
lekarske prohl1dce, pc nfz wat
Dude do pf1sahy We Fort
George G.. Meade.
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Marylandska sluzba statni
zamestnavarny udala, re We IA
1Tadovnach y Tfjnu dostalo pra
ci 5,292 nezamestnanych osob,
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PrlJ1mame GARY naQaIe pro
pT1St1 zasilku. Opomenuly jsme
potvrditi prfjem darG a sice:
krabici cigaret cd pf. Vevera a
krabici cigaret cd pf. Otcena-
SEX, jejfz laksavou pomocf a a.
gitovanfm Sc nam dostava hod-
ne obnoseneho satstva.
Byly jsme zadany abychom
pTipravovali hodne pTikryvek.
K tomu 1eelu jsme pozadai a
krejcovske firmy, ably
nam darovaly zbytky vln6nych
kouskG z kterych jsou velmi
teple prikryvky. Dosud Sc nam
dostalo cd p. Bob. Opava, B.
Marek, p. Vino. sevcfk. Dale
nam pf. Robinson darovala 6
rucnfk1, 2 spodn1 prada, a kra
bice sucheho ovoce, 2 krabice
cokolady, krabici datlfch, kra-
bici mydla. P. a pi. Vine. Sew
elk So; pf. Zahradka, Stem
mers Run 81.
Bedna jiz byla prijata v New
Yorku, k jejfmuz %potvrzeni "a
s1lajf pTilozeny dopis.
Nezapomente, re nadale pra
cujeme a schazime Sc We skole
We stTedu odpoledne. Potfebu-
jeme stale Vast obetavost a
praci k dosazeni 1plneho v1tez-
stvf, We ktere pevne vefime!
Csl. Pomocny Vybor.
Czecho-Slovak Consulate
General
1440 Broadway
New York City
1. listopadu 1910.
Csl. Pomocnemu Vyboru
1881 E. Madison Street,
Md.
Vazene danny
Dekujeme Yam srdecne "a
Vas dopis re dine %. fijna S
pfipojenym nakladn1m listen,
die ktereho vanocnf nadilka OBJ
sahuj1cf 70 kabelek zabalena
do bedny We vaze $40 lbs. byla
odeslana ma adresu Allied Re-
lief Fund, Inc, v New Yorku.
Sjednali jsme lined S vyse-
uvedenym Allied Relief Fund
prevzeti zasilky a jej1 dalsl W.
pravu ma nejblizsi lodi do An
glie ma adresu Czechoslovak
Welfare Association, jehoz
predsedkynf je pant H. Bene-
sova. Soucasne zadame Gee
choslovak Welfare Association
ably zasilka byla lined pc do
rucenf pTedana csl. vojenske
sprave k vanocnl nad1lce pro
naSe hochy.
Jmenem csl. vojenske spra-
wy dekujeme Yam srdecne "a
Vast velkou praci a obetavost.
Vase nadilka Dude prijata s
nadsenfm.
Srdecne Vas zdravf,
E. j. Hajny, konsul.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-31
Edited bY ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Nineteen Valley Club Women
At Chaffey Conference

emphasized the necessity for dis
cipline both in the schools and
for adults.
Motion picture, THE Spirit of
1776' and a splendid program by
the acapella choir of the college
under the direction of Ralph Sire
ano completed the program. Many
Southern District club women were
present, including Mrs. R. G. Mil
Ter, district president.
Those attending we're: Mesdames
j. B. McNeece, j. w. Bridenbaugh
David Blank, P. M. Mercer, Devon
Ellsworth, Warren Currier, Don c.
Paulus, o. G. Horne, E. L. Allen
Hugh T. Osborne, Elmer w. Head
F. D. Jacobs, S Emmitt Allen, P. N
Van Slyck, w. j. Meagher, Warren
E. Sage, A. B. Hanson of Ell Centro
Mrs. Dan Scott of Meloland and
Mrs. A. v. Vierhus of Calexico.