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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Housing Units
Are in Demand
Keenest Need Is
For Working Men

That the service performed BY
Tacoma's Homes Registration
bureau in unearthing additional
residential vacancies in the Ia
coma area IL an important one
TO the city. may be realized from
an analysis Of report issued
Tuesday from the bureau.
While the report, which covers
building permits for single-family
houses by cost groups. shows that
Tacoma has an increase OF $685.
in new building permits for the
first six months OF 1s41 over the
like period in 1910. 1t may be Of
little comfort 20 housing minded
Tacomans who see new homes
going up all around them reminis-
cent Of the halcyon pos.
Tacoma's need. as defined by
the Defense Housing committee,
is rentable dwelling units. not for
those in the middle income
brackets but for workers whose
demands are for relatively mex
pensive units OF low cost. or 400
building permits issued from
January TO June OF this year. PIP
or 471es are over $4,000 cost, the
practical limit for renting to the
average wage Garner.
The Homes Registration bureau
a free service to all Tacomans
IL an attempt by the Tacoms
Housing committee to cushion ths
effects OF such a condition in this
rapidly decreasing Tacoma hous.
ing market. BY setting up q
master-file to record all residen
tia1 vacancies which can b.
located in this area, the Home.
Registration bureau will act as .
clearing house for owners o.
available units. All owners O.
vacant apartments. house, house
keeping rooms or rooms with
board have been requested to list
their vacancies with the Home.
Registration bureau at 41e Provi
dent building. Main s212.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Sundays Ascent Of Mount Rainier
Recalls One Made 70 Years Ago
First Governors Son and Companion
Started Their 50-Mile Trip From Yelm

Ascent Of Mount Rainier Sunday
by trio OF Seattle students re-
called memories OF Hazard Stevens
and p. T. Van Trump. who were
the first to reach summit exactly
II years before.
Stevens, son of the first COVER
nor of Washington territory, and
Van Trump shouldered packs. not
at Paradise valley or Sunrise as
climbers do today. but at Yelm,
more than so miles away from
where their CLIMB actually began.
With James Longmire serving
as their guide, they hiked through
dense timber to Longmire springs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
One Man Injured
When Hit by Car

Minor injuries to his back and
shock were suffered by James
O'Connor, %, of 1412ia Puyallup
ave. when he was hit by an auto
mobile at 18th and Broadway
Monday.
O'Connor was struck by an
automobile driven by Mrs. Jennie
Pierce of Puyallup. police officers
said. Mrs. Pierce was booked for
investigation and later released.
o'Connor Vas given first aid at
the county hospital.
Police said Mrs. Pierce, in maxi
ing a right hand turn with her
machine. struck O'Connor and
another man, Jim Sullivan. knock
ing both to the pavement. Sulli-
van was not hurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Fair Weather Due,
But Foo on Coast

Fair weather Is forecast for
western Washington Tuesday
night and Wednesday. but some
fog along the coast.
High temperature in Tacoma
Monday afternoon was 81 degrees
while the lowest early Tuesday
was 50.
Light showers IN the extreme
northwest are forecast for later
in the week. with scattered
thunder and lightning storms, &C
oompsnied by light rain, in the
mountains.
Hot spots in the L. s. Monday
were Yuma, Ariz-. los, and Blythe,
Calf. LOT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Actions in Divorce

Only new divorce action filed In
superior court Tuesday was by
Anna L. against Conrad West
gard. charging non-support and
asking restoration OF former name
OF Anna l.. Fraser. married March
81. 1886. in Port Orchard.
Final DEGREES were on file 10
Helen NJ. from James s. Woods
and Marion w. from Elmer r.
Gentili.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

"A bellwether of this season
Is CALIFORNIA; State Fair at
Sacramento August 79.Sep-
TENDER Jas oolorful as John
u, As appealing as the beautiful
Lillian, as American as Old
Hickory. It's California in q
nunhell. It's the West in q nut
shell. In many ways its America
Ia q nutshell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Brooklyn Pier Fire
STARTS ON PAGE oSE

Others in the ships hold may
never Be recovered.
-Four bodies had been found else
where. and investigators A. me
scene believed the toll might tx
eeed 20. Marine police has esti-
mated the lead. not counting those
aboard the Psnuco. At seven.
Estimates n the missing ranged
from nine. whose names we're
known. 10 y.
While the search for bodies con
tInued a three-man federal board
started a searching investigation
ordered by Secretary Of Commerce
Jesse Jones.
Battalion Chief John J. Hurton
and 35 firemen made their way 20
the foredeck Of the ship where the
flames had subsidized. They found
a charred ecrpse there ard sighted
another on the afterdeck where
the plates were stil too hot TO
stand on. The second body was
recovered by means Of long hooks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
To be Specific
They're
TERRIFIC

Holm L SULLIVAN had il.
Lillian Russell had il. An
Idrew Jackson had il. Another
American old-timer-one that's
still with US, thank goodness
has that combination of color,
wham, and quality that's called
srsrytbisg. We refer, of course,
20 the season of fairs through
out the West.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Aug. Is, l94O
BY nited Press

Britain abandoned the cam
paign in Somaliland. announcing
evacuation OF troops. Rome 70
ported the evacuation was carried
out under severe bombsrdment
All Britain was made a defense
area. with district leaders hold
ing power 10 overrule local gov
eminent Il a sufficiently danger
Gus situation arose.
Milan and Turin were bombed
BY British planes. Military OBJ
jectiyes in France and Germany
also were targets for the Raj.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

If you want to take an effort
less Ph.D. concerning what goes
on in America, you cannot at
ford to overlook the many fairs
which gasoline now makes so
easily available. They still re-
Aect the nations basic interests
rs they did in horse-and-buggy
days when those interests were
the biggest pumpkins and the
best currant jelly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Took Them 20 Falls

lance or the summit.
Took Them 20 Falls
Sluiskin. who didn't approve Of
the project at all, first led the
men away from the mountain, but.
finally. took them to the falls that
now bear his name in Paradise val
ley.
Stevens and Van Trump reached
the summit after 10 gruelling
hours at 5 p. m. They had in
tended to return the same day. but
darkness closed in and their
problem Immediately became that
Of keeping warm. A blizzard that
suddenly ragged around them didn't
make their problem any simpler.
They explored the mountains
crest. And Stevens found a small
crater. from which emitted warm
gases from the volcano. Here they
remained all night. The following
morning they descended. Van
trump severely injured leg en-
route, but after a few days rest
he was able to make the return
journey to Olympia.
Strong Men. Brave Hearts
Hundreds have followed in their
footsteps. but Sunday the three
youths who reached the top on the
list anniversary OF the initial
climb recalled the words of Sluis-
kin as he greeted the men at the
base camp.
Placing a hand on each OF the
climbers shoulders, the Indian
said:
Strong men. brave hearts"
Those who made the climb Sun
day were Ed Courtwright, Clint
Shaffer and r. C. Wartelle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

the booming industry on the tide
flats. and the many beautiful
homes with sweeping views OF
Puget Sound. the largest body Of
water she had ever seen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

There they met Slulskln. a Yakima
Indian. who agreed. against his
better judgment. to lead the two
men to point within striking dis
lance OF the summit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
CLERGY GOT ALMANACs

Among the ancient Greeks and
Romans. almanscs or calendars
were not written for the public
but were preserved as part Of the
esoteric learning Of the priests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
NO INDICATION YET
SOVIET POWER BROKEN

,oNA lei EO"Eh DnohEsN
There was so far no indication
that the Germans had succeeded
in breaking the morale or fighting
power Of any of the main Russian
armies, although details Of the
Ukraine conflict and the evscua-
ton from Black sea ports such as
Odessa were lacking. The ability
OF Soviet Marshal Semyon Blu
denny to withdraw his main forces.
especially his equipment. east of
the Dnieper and set up a strong
new defense line also was still In
the balance. although London ex-
perts believed the operations were
proceeding satisfactorily in a
grave military situation.
Details of the battle Of the
western Ukraine. which were ad-
mittedly incomplete. as released
by Berlin. failed to give the i'm
preston Of a smashing German
blow against the fighting power
Of the Budenny armies.
The British pointed out that the
Dnieper retreat was of the utmost
Importance because the river is
he last big natural obstacle on the
path to the heart OF Russian war
production. The German advance
in south Russia since the start OF
the war has been as much as SOC
to 800 miles in some directions.
II was emphasized the Germans
still have more than 100 miles tc
go to approach the great Donet1
basin area, and the heart Of tho
Industrial .-gion is still farther
eastward.
On the aerial front, German and
Russian oombers apparently at
tempted 10 raid the enemy capitals
without particular success and th'
Royal Air force bombed Cologne
Duisburg and Dunkirk. Daylight
attacks on the continent alsC
were resumed by the British.
London reported that 6i6.-
900 tons of axis shipping had
been captured. sunk or seut-
tied between July 10 and Aug.
16. bringing the total for the
war to I.oo.. 900 tons.
On the diplomatic front, atten
ton still oentered on Japan ant
on the efforts of President Roose
welt to speed collaboration witt
Soviet Russia. London believes
that Lord Beaverbrook. now Il
the United States, rather thai
Foreign Secretary Anthony Edei
might finally be chosen 10 20 Z
the Moscow war conference.
Japan continued to take a firm
stand against what Tokyo terme'
enlightenment" of her sphere b,
the United States and Britain an
the attempts Of the two democ
facies to bring Russia into tn
hostile bloc"
The japanese agreed that Amer
leans stranded in Japan could b
evacuated bat said that each wouli
be required 10 obtain individus
permission 10 leave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

for a parachute trooper. The
extra material Is required by the
trooper because OF the extra equip
ment he carries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Form Naches
Pass Assn.
Will Promote
Shorter Route

fContinued From Page one)
washington" BY Naehes pass
cutoff Is meant specifically that
certain proposed highway begin
ring at point on state Road
no. s above the confluence Of the
Creenwater and White rivers. and
generally following the route Of
the immigrant tran through
Nsches pass and down the east
side Of the Cascades to a point on
state Highway No. just below
the headwaters OF the Naches
river.
Though the first map showing
the Naches pass highway was
made by engineers working under
Isaac I. Stevens. first territorial
governor. In the early sos. and
there have been periodical activi-
ties for the development Of the
highway, this Is the first time that
an organization had been created
for the specific purpose Of build
ing a heavy traffic highway along
the route of the historic Naehes
trail.
Haalinson President
Ted Haakinson. chairman Of the
road committee OF the Young
Mems Business club was elected
president Arthur A. Cook, sec
rotary Of the Young Mems Bush
ness club. In secretary and treas
urer.
Election Of vice presidents rep
resenting the different parts OF
the state to be benefited by the
highway and appointment of mem
bers Of an executive committee
was postponed TO give the East
Side and Southwest Washington
groups an opportunity to present
candidates.
Three temporary committees
were appointed. A promotion
CoHiAiittcc " lfNs<hh eht PioJtse
TO Eastern Washington civic
groups includes Fred A. Smith.
Clinton S. Reynolds. J. 4. Martin,
Buckley: Al Hoffman, Enumclsw;
=. r. Feteroff. Tacoma Chamber
Of Commerce.
To Yakima Sept. 10
c. Z. Garrett. Sumner; e. T.
Short, Tacoma, and r. ID. Camp
bell, Puyallup, comprise a commit
tee to direct publicity and prepare
. plan to present the project at
the meeting Of the Washington
State Good Roads association at
Yakima. Sept. 10.
A fact finding committee TO
obtain information from the state
highway department and other
sources concerning the project in
cludes e. A. White, Pierce county
engineer; Z. T. Short. and s. b.
Lafromboise, Enumclaw.
The next meeting will be held
ct the University-Union club
Tuesday. Sept. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Nazi Forces Drive
Deeper in Ukraine

Continued From Page One)
which Berlin reported under ter
rifle aerial attack by the luftwaffe.
The Russians said that their
armies were fighting back strong
ly on the central (smolensk) front
defending Moscow and that Ger
man gains on the north toward
Leningrad--now probably 65 miles
anywhere made only after a
step-by-step struggle through
every village and city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Autumn is normally . prize
6me for motoring. The weather
smiles. It's fair weather in more
ways than one. And don't for
get, please, that its q season of
opportunity the fair season,
when Is . special reward for .
few pleasant hours AT the wheel,
many a district will assemble
all is best. for yos.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Save up to So NOW on your
choice of these lovely ALL
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colors! Big selection of new
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Here's a bunk-bed your chill
dren will be proud of. Solidly
constructed of fine cabinet
wood Complete with ladder
and guard rail. It's a real
space saver! Has attractive
early California finish
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Why pay up TO 500
NJ o r z ? Modern de-
sign! Smoothly sanded.
Easy TO paint or var
nish, Buy several at
this low price.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
TELEGRAM!

Cechoslovaci!
Czechoslovak American CT
vic Association a Sdruzeni Csl.
SpolkG V Baltimore svolavajl
"VeFejnou SchGzi' v nedeli, 2.
bfezna v 8 hodin vecer do Au-
ditoria skoly osady sv. Vaclava,
80 N. Collington Avenue.
DR.. Matthew Page Andrews,
vehlasny baltimorsky historik
promluvi O AUGUSTINE HERNIA
now, prvn1m naturalizovanem
obcanu Marylandu. Czech Au-
gust1n Herman obdrzel sve OBJ
canske papiry Cd Lorda Balti-
mora v roce 1869. Teto sch1zi
budou pfitomni vedoucl urednf-
CT statu a mesta.
Jest velmi d1lezite ably sc
Cechoslovaci zucastnili teto
schGze co MONA V nejvets1m
poctu. Vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
BABIES POTREBUJf SLU-
NECNf ZAR.

DR.. j. H. Mason Knox, pred
nosta odboru d6tske zdravove-
dy We statn1m zdravotnim Cd
boru, pTirovnal v pond6ll mala
detatka ku kvetinam v ohledu
potTeby slunecnfho tepla.
'rSlunecni teplo", rekl DIR.
Knox, pomaha vytecne ku o.
bracenf jistych casti v detskem
jfdle v sesilovan1 kosti.
Hledime-li ma kvetiny, jez
nemajf slunecniho tepla, jak
vadnou a barry jejich Sc meni,
pozname snadno, re podobne
by Sc delo i malickym detat-
kim, jez by bledly a jejichz
kosti by shabby, clmz by vyvi-
nuty byly v tele jeiich slabosti
zname pode jmenem "rickets".
DR.. Knox odporucuje slunec-
nj teplo a cod liver oil jake pfi-
davek ku potrave malickych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
BYVALY GOVERNER NICE,
ZEMREI.

Byvaly governor statu Mary.
landu cd r. 1885 do r. 1899,
Harry w. Nice, zemTel nahle v
utery v Richmond, Va, kdy5
vracel Sc re sveho prazdnino-
veho pobytu ma Folride do Bal
timore. PohTeb konan jest ten
to- patek o pull ctvrte iodine
odpoledn1 ma Greenmount hTbi-
tOv.
Zesnuly byvaly governor by
cinnym politice Marylandu
pc vice NEIL 40 rok1. Povola.
MIN byl pravn1k. Narozen by
We Washington 6. prosince
1877. Otec jeho byl Methods.
tickym fararem. Pr volbach
V nichz zvftezil, dobyl We statu
vetsinu pres 5000 hlas1.
Dne 5. prosince st1zen byl ST.
decnl vadou. z onemocn6nl sc
jenom castecne zotavil.
Mr.. Nice mel rady pratel.
kterymi upf1mne byl milovan
| jeho politict1 odpGrci byli mu
nakloneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
UHOREL.

(. John McDonough, 80 roxy
starry, uhorel ku smrti ma tfetlm
poschodf domu, {. 217 Presi-
dent ulice v nedeli, kdyz ciga-
retou, kterou kouril ma ldzku,
toto touto zapalil.
Frank Antonio, jenz pTi O.
poustenf hospody ma prvn1m
poschodf ucftil zapach dymu
vychazej1fch z tretlho poscho-
d1, povolal alarmem hasice,
kterf museli rozbfti dvere, ably
do pribytku McDonoughova
dostati Sc mohli. Starce nalez.
Ii lez1clho u l1zka, jenz die vse
no zpozorovav hof1cl postel
lslezl z teto, ably zavolal pomoe
a pTi tom klesl nezli mohl Ike
ldveffm Sc dostati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
NEVESTA"
" LYRIC.

TatO Slavna ceska opera ma
Seho nesmrtelneho mistra B
Smetany Dude davana We sire
du, &c. brezna v Lyric "a flze-
nj opernfho dirigenta p. Bruno
Waltra. Pan Walter, rodem
Rakusan, jest milovnfkem a OBJ
divovatelem Smetany. Byl di-
rigentem Videnske Opery. Pan
Frederick r. Huber, m1stn1 "a
stupce New Yorske Metropolit-
nj Opery nam sdelil jednu "a
j1mavou historku.
Pan Walter posledne vystou-
pill v Rakousku CO dirigent dru-
he slavne Smetanovy opery
"Dalibor". Tomuto slavnostnl-
mu predstaven1 byl tehdy pT1-
tomen rakousky kancler Schuss
nigg, jehoz cestnym hostem byl
ceskoslovensky ministr vyuco-
vanf. To bylo kratce pred pa
dem Rakouska a odchodem
pana Waltra do vyhnanstvf.
Hlavni predstavitele v "Pro-
dane" jsou znami panu Wal
trovi jiz z jeho pGsobenl v E.
vrope. Tenorista p. Karel Kull-
man, ktery Dude zpfvati Jenf-
ka, jest graduantem Princeton
ske university. Jarmila Novot-
ma, pfedstavitelka MaTenky
zp1vavala tuto roll v Narodnfm
divadle v Praze.
Llstky ma "Prodanou'' budou
danny do pfedprodeje dine 10,
bTezna. Sledujte dals1 zpravy
o "Prodane neveste" v pr1St1cI
c1slech Telegram.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
AUTOMOBILY.

Bus jedouci z Washingtonu
do Annapolis pocal horeti. Do
slo ku vybuchu nedaleko An
napolis zrovna kdyz Sc podari-
10 vsem 20 V mem jedoucfm pr
chnouti do bezpeci. Vybuchem
plameny ~vyrazeny byly do w
Sc asi 200 stop, jak svedkove
udavajf. Bus byl znicen. Ride
odhaduje ztratu ma $4,000.
= Dive osoby byly v nedeli
zraneny, kdyz AUTOMOBILE v
nemz jelly, vrazil nedaleko
Cooksville do jineho. Zranen
byl 22lety Leo M. Gosnell a je-
no prGvodkyne Anna M. Odem,
19leta. Oba byli Baltimofane.
= Til roxy stara Hilda Hill
usmrcena byla v sobotu auto
mobilem pr prechazen1 Mont
ford ulice drzic Sc ruky matky
sve, Caroline Hill. Nehoda u
dala Sc u McElderry ulice.
- We srazce automobile S e.
lektrickou poulicnf karou ma
Biddle a. Washington uliclch
poraneno bylo v pondeli pet
muzG. Vsichni byli tesafi, KITE
ri byli ma ceste do Edgewood
arsenalu.
" noel re soboty ma nede-
Ii nasledkem slabeho padanl
snehu a tim ucineny cesty ne
bezpecne hladkymi, zavineno
mnoho nehodv Baltimore a O.
kolf. Mestsky silnicnf odbor
pomocf popele a p1sku praco-
val ma cestach cd 8 hodin vecer
do 1. hodiny pc pulnoci v nede-
Ii, ably hladkost silnic byla u
cinema neskodnou.
William Manning, cernoch
z Hartford road tezce zranen
byl, kdyz diva automobily sra
lilly Sc pred domem jeho. Man
ming jdoucl pres ulici, padl u
automobile, ~pferazil 81 kfiz a
otrasl mock. Jedn1m automo-
bilem zavinen byl pad jeho.
AS $50 povozI muscle III
staff staff ma Charles ulici ave-
nue. v blizkosti Homeland ave-
nue. nasledkem hladkosti ulice.
Podobne zpravy hlaseny byly z
jinych ulic.
- Marie Johnson z Raspe-
burg stala sc obet1 srazky au-
tomobil1 ma Golden Ring road
a Philadelphia road v 1tery
Manzel jejf, James Johnson 9
Mildred Kotras DAM byli do Ii.
cent v nemocnicfch tezce IRA.
nenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
ROZVEDENA Cd MUzE %
LET MLADSfHO.

Mary Smith, majitelka straw
n1ho domu, zalovala ma NAME
la Frederick Smitha, re j O.
pustil a chytil Sc mladsf zeny.
Soudce udelil j rozvod. Byva-
IL manzel must il platiti $40 ty-
dine. V zalobe ukazala, re by
la 0 % rok1 stars1 neil jejl
manzel. Ona jest So a byvaly
manzel 35 roku.
= Zrovna "a tri dny, kdyz
utekla do Elkton S namoTn1-
KEN roku 1886 jejl manzel O.
dejel ma more a nikdy cd te do
by Sc j neukazal, svedcila Lee
M. Malley pfi obdrzenf rozvo-
du cd neho toto pondelf. zena
tato zije We 203O E. Paramount
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
KRADEzE.

Tobolka Sc $1,000 byla ukra-
dena Levine O. Bishop, 48 rokd
stare, byvale clenkyni divadla
" New Yorku, asi kolem p1l
tretl iodine v nedeli odpoled-
ne cernochem, kdyz ona zaj1z-
della Sc svym automobilem dc
garaze v 1900 blocku Ashland
avenue.
= Hyman Rosenbloom, ko-
lektor obchodu, napaden byl '
sobotu dvema cernochy a okra'
den jimi o $50, kdyz vstupova.
do sveho AUTOMOBILE ma Carey
|ulici. Prepadeny zije v 1000
blocku N. Broadway.
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NEOBcANE Poor!

Pr1Stf stredu, 5. brezna v 8:15
vecer Dude otevfena vecernl
skola angliciny a obcanskych
nauk International Centre,
Y. M. c.. A., &c South Broad
way. Jej1m 1celem Dude po-
moci tenn, kteff Sc chtejf pTi-
pravovati k naturalizacnim
zkouskam. Teto vecern1 skole
byla prislfbena pomoc a spolu-
prace pana TIL. Van SAINT, Tedi-
tele amerikanisacn1ch tTfd We
LfeinYch skol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
UMY
SIBRINEK
BUDOU
v OBOTU %. BREZNA
v SOKOLOVNE
MESTO BERE ZPET r


Mestsky vybor ma odhady
rozhodl v pondeli zrusiti kon-
trakt s privatni firmou ma sb1-
ran1 odpadkG a pfedati jej
zpet do moci mestskeho odbo-
ru verejnych prac1.
Akce tato byla vzata zat1m
co p~oliciste patrolovali mestsk6
ulice, kde dvanact truck1 a SO
delnfkG pracovali ma tom, ably
mesto zbavili skodnych odpad-
XII.
Sch1ze konana byla hned pc
navratu mayora Jacksona z je.
no sest tydnG trvajfc1ch prazd.
min ma Floride.
V1dce vice neil 1.400 stav.
kari, Owen Finnegan, propus.
ten byl.
Hlasovano bylo, ably delhi
kun We vsech odborech NEST
ske spravy zakladn1 plat sta.
noven byl ma so cent?, chauf.
feurGm ma 55 cent? p~oc1naje
L. bremen. Jest to prfdavel
5 cent? "a hodinu. Toto jes,
castecnym v1tezstv1m deln1kG
ktef1 opustili praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
NEPREHLEDNETE!

Americtf pTatele Ceskoslo-
venska american Friends of
Czechoslovakia) prodavaj1 We
prospect Csl. Kratkovlnneho
Rozhlasu v Bostonu krasne u
melecke "vazankove spony'
(tie clasps) S ceskoslovenskym
statn1m znakem "a $1.25. Tyto
spony mGzete dostati zde v Bal
timore u obchodvedy Batovy
prodejny pana |. Marka, 1924
E. Monument ulice.