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Evening star., 1941-05-09
Navies and Industry
Will Decide the War,
Lord Halifax Asserts
Briton, in Middle West,
Coils Oil, Copper, RubbeI
Liberty's Trump Cards
Earlier Story on Page A-3.)

tLdTh hCT StVfS OD age h-o'J
By the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 9.-Sea
power and industrial power are the
two big fundamental factors that
will decide the present war, Lord
Halifax, British Ambassador to the
United States, said at press con-
ference on his arrival here today for
two speeches. He was accompanied
by Lady Halifax.
Lord Halifax, at the same time,
was quick to predict that Great
Britain, with aid from America, will
win the war and wipe Hitlerism
from the earth"
Asked to comment on the views of
Charles A. Lindbergh, who is sched-
uled to speak here Saturday night,
the former British Foreign Minister
said:
Il have no doubt that he holds
his opinions as sincerely as my own,
but where he touches on the field of
world affairs and matters that af-
feet the future of all free peoples,
I think some of his arguments are
dangerously mistaken"
Wants to Get Point of View.
The British peer said he came to
the Middle West ito see for myself
the point of view of the people here" +"
In one of his speeches today, the
one before the Minneapolis Rotary
Club, the Ambassador named oil,
copper and crude rubber as "the
trump cards in the hands OF
freedom"
Fortunately, he said, "there are
signs that the time is approaching
when every unit of totalitarian pro-
duction will be met by two units OF
free production, and here I mean
not only industrial output, but raw
materials and foodstuffs as well.
And the day must soon come
when the Nazis will no longer be
able. to find fresh loot as they have
found it in France, Holland, Den
mark and other ravaged countries,
and will be forced to draw still
deeped on their reserves.
Gradually the deluded people of
Germany will discover that the es-
sential reserves of supply for which
they have slaved and starved and
forgone their liberty are exhausted
and that they are left to face the
crushing strength of the forces of
freedom, armed, fed, supplied and
inspired by the limitless resources of
Americas gigantic wealth and help
A Specialized War.
when the history of that day is
written" the Ambassador continued,
cit will be clear that the genius
of industrial coordination will have
played an equal part with the genius
of military strategy"
The Ambassador emphasized that
in war so specialized, in which
machinery is playing a decisive role,
the raw materials which make and
drive that machinery are playing an
even more important part.
Il take three of the most essen
tial," Lord Halifax said. "Oil is the
vital source Of power for the modern
army, and together the United
States and the British Common
wealth of nations dispose of some
10 per cent of the world supply.
Eighty-five per cent of the worlds
copper is still beyond Hitlers reach
and no less than 81 per cent of the
crude rubber.
These are the trump cards In the
hands Of freedom"
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Mats Former Manager
Dies in St. Louis
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 9!-One Of base
balls great performers before ths
turn of the century, William NJ.
(Scrappy BilD Joyce, "a, died last
night.
A third baseman, he captained
and managed Washington, the Bos-
ton Nationals and the New York
Giants. He was succeeded in the
managerial post with New York by
Cap Anson in 1898.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Greece Decorotes WuvelI

LONDON, May 9 .tR-The COM
mander in chief of the British forces
of the Near East, Gen. Sir Archi-
bald P. Wavell, has been decorated
with the Grand Cross of the Order
of King George I by King George II
of Greece, the London Gazette dis
closed today.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
British Attack
Stalled Enemy
In Sa|um Area
Choking Sondstorm
Reported; Heat HoIts
Tobruk Operations
.(StoY on Page AID
Earlier Story on Page AID

NEdTllcT StOTy On rage ALL
By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, May 9.-British
mechanical forces, operating in
choking sandstorm and the
hottest desert weather in Is
years, were reported pursuing
vigorous raids today against the
stalled Axis forces in the Salum
sector of the Egyptian-Libyan
frontier.
Some idea of the blistering heat in
which the operations were carried
out could be had in Cairo, where the
thermometer registered 1T degrees.
In parts of the desert 1t was even
hotter
The Near East command said that
at Tobruk, British-held port 80
miles from the Egyptian border, the
combined sand and heat bitz had
forced halt in operations alto
gethel
A communique disclosed that the
free Yugoslav" airforce has joined
British forces and has carried out
reconnaissance fights over the Med
iterr9ne9n
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Leading British Jockey
Fractures Leg on Track
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. May 9.-Gordon Rich
ards. Britain's champion jockey.
fractured his left leg today at the
start of a race at Salisbury, thus
preventing him from riding the
Kings smart 2-year- Myrobella,
in the Cranbourne Stakes.
The Kings colt, however scored
an easy victory under a substitute
Jockey to give his majesty's stable
his third winner of the season.
Richards suffered his injury when
a horse lashed out with his hooves
en- route to the starting gate.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Kuhn Loses Appeal
In Bund Funds Case
By the Associat ted Press.


NEW YORK, May 9-Fritz Kuhn,
former leader of the German-Amer-
ican Bund, today lost an appeal
from his conviction in December,
1899, on charges of larceny and
forgery, for which he is serving a
Sing Sing Prison sentence of az
to 5 years.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Attacked Nuzi TrowIer
ScuttIed, British Say
px the Accoriotod pr.ee

B! the Associated Press.
LONDON, May "a British
naval patrol was reported tonight
to have fired on the German armed
traWler Muenchen (Munich) "in
northern waters" causing the crew
to scuttle and abandon their ship.
They were subsequently rescued
and made prisoner" concluded the
brief Admiralty communique.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Nurruqunsett

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
yards.
Tetratown tTaylorl 1.60 40 400
Cosse Connolly $50 460
Gallant Risk (Chestnut) $40
Time, 1:47is.
Also ran-Hot Metal. Port O. Call. Steel
King, Nopalosa Rojo Khayyam Cansrier-
ron, Miss -Co-Ed, Kindly Act and Macis
Margaret.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Nv the Associa he'd Press.

~ the ASSocia srd Press.
NORFOLK, Va, May 9.-Federal
Judge Luther B. Way today dis
missed a charge that Alexander
William Kramer, IS, Post ONCE De-
pertment employe in Washington,
unlawfully wore a United States
Army uniform, declaring this was
q case where justice may be cloaked
with charity
Evidence presented at the hear
ing showed Kramer represented
himself to his wife before their
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Major League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE. .

At st. Louis
Cleveland - NO OF
St. Louis O03 Al
Batteries-FeIler. Junsels and Hemsley
Kennedy and CRUDE.
Detroit at Chicago-Rain.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 1t New York-Rain.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia-Rain.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Churchill Downs

FIFTH RACE-Purse. 1000; claim.
ing; 2-year-olds; 4lz furlongs.
Bebeja tKing) l1.A0 $50 460
Royal Minuet CParise) $50 $50
Silk Yarn GittrelD $50
Time, 0:54l5.
Also ran--f Gold Coin Miss. Advising
Irene, Tripod. Checker Board. Lady POM
say. Countmein, Polly Pauline Miss
Rhythmic and All Aglow.
Field.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up furlongs,
MontSin (Boycel 1850 4SO $50
oh True Star (Kine) 500 3 90
dh Plowshare tSnider) $50 5s0
Time. :24+s.
:, Also ran-Timefui, KINGS Blue and
Hoptown Lass
dh Dead heat for second place
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Jamaica

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 1900; claim-
ing; 3-year-olds: 1'1-16 miles.
Ring Star tMeadel 11.so $50 $50
Air Post (James) $50 2.90
Chorus (Donosol 4.90
Time AS.
Also ran-Junco, Battle Won.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for Tomor-
row, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Burma Road to Stay Open, Says British Envoy
Raid Destroys Three Ships, Say Germans


day from flights Belfast with pictures which showed
ships under construction their docks were destroyed
the night of May T. DNB, official German news agency
said today. ships said to be tanker OF about
10000 tons and ships 5000 and 1000 EACH
Winter Wheat Estimate 653 Million Bushels
The Agriculture Department today estimated this years
winter wheat crop bushels indicated by May
! conditions.
Burko Case Continued Until Monday ~- ~ -'
The of Joseph R. Burko dismissed Police Court
clerk with splitting traffic fines went over ut
Monday morning District adjourned late today After
final arguments Monday will go to the jury.
Earlier Story Page AID
Italians Report SO 900 New Casualties
ROME tPp-Itaan casualties for April plus those not
included in otaed 1894 killed 1876 wounded
and 75o5S missing Italian military headquarters announced
tonight.
Mrs. Page Down at Turn
MEMPHIS Tenrf UF9-Seventeen- -year-old Louise Suggs
Lawson Page of Chapel HILL N c. up at the turn today IN
the sennals the Southern womens golf tournament
Mrs Dan Chandler Dallas and Mrs. Sam Israel OF New
House Sets Contractors Fees at so
The only amendment approved today by the House on
the community services bill in connection with
national defense limit the contractors Zee
to pe cent of instead OF 10 cent as IN the nrS1
World War construction projects.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
PimIico

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow.
arces; 2-year-olds; five furlongs
Joe Ray (McCrearyD 1920 4s0 SO
Ben Shaba (Robertson) $50 $50
Equipet (Shelhamer) $40
Time :02,
Also ran-Black Raider, Cooeh'l
Bridge and Air Current.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
REICH BLASTED BY GREATEST RAT. RAIDS
Late News Bulletins
Mary Lawson, Actress, Is Raid Victim

LIVERPOOL t0.-Mary Lawson British stage and hlm
producer husband F. W. L. Beaumont
killed Liverpool air raid disclosed tonight
Lawson created stir in 1885 breaking her engage
Fred Perry the tennis player because Perry wanted
live in the United States
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Whir|away Gets
Pole Position
For Preakness
8 Starters Named;
Mud Runners Likely
To Be Benefited
BULLETIN.

PIMLICO RACE TRACK
Mrs. Ella X. Bryson's Joe Ray
this afternoon won the SD run
ming Of the PimlicO Nursery
Stakes, with the heavily backed
Black Raider a badly beaten
fourth. Ridden by Conn Nc
Creary, Joe Ray staged a whirl-
wind finish to defeat Ben Sha-
ba. Equipet was third. The
winner covered the furlOngs in
1902 and paid Sl2.20.
Earlier Story in Sports SectiOn.)
Evening star., 1941-05-09


Fred Perry the tennis player because Perry wanted
to live in the United States
Peace Group Pickets White House
Pckes from the American Mobilization took posts
they would 24hour protest against administration
foreign policy termed its threat to involve this
country in war; About half dozen and women carry
ing pacards American flags in the line the
PENNSYLVANIA avenue side of the Executive Mansion.
April Allied Ship Losses Reported q Record
LONDON May 10 Saturday Ep.-British, Allied and
neutral marchant shipping losses in April 106 ships,
otaing 24 TONS the Ministry of shipping announced
early today This the highest monthly toll announced
since the of the The previous high was slightly
more than 463 600 June 94O month which included
Dunkerque withdrawal losses.
Britain Has Respite From Luftwoffe
LONDON F-On the heels Of her greatest aerial attack
Germany, Britain had comparative respite by day from
German activity the Ministries of Air and Home Secur-
ity announced their evening communique. During day.
today there little activity by aircraft
the communuue said. reports have been received OF
bombs dropped"
Earlier Story on Page A-1)
Burma Road to Stay Open, Says British Envoy
CHUNGKING, China tFr-Sr Archibald J. X c. Kerr
the British Ambassador to China tonight reamed Brans
policy friendship for this Nation and declared In state
nen the supply road from Burma will remain open He
issued hours after Japanese air raid
slightly damaged his residence and caused some
200 Chinese casualties
Earlier Story Page 2-X)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Lepsi nez kdy jindy:
Trinerovo Horke Vino.

Moda Sc caste vracf zpet.
Lakovane nehty byly V mode V
Jerusaleme pred 1000 lety a
Ones jsou Ease We vseobecne o.
blibe. Ale veda nejde nikdy
zpet, jen ku pfedu. Proto Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino, pres SO let
obllbene jake zaludecni pro-
stfedek pri nechuti k ifdlu,
spatnem traven1, zacpe a ne
spavosti, prijalo Vitamin B.,
kdyz veda shledala jej vysoce
1cinnym pro chut k jfdlu a "a
zlvani, a tato nova soucastka
ucinila Trinerovo HoTke Vino
lepsim nee kdy ,jindy. zadejte
" lekarne vyslovne Trinerovo
Hofke Vino s Vitaminem B--1.
Nem1zete-li je dostati We SVEN
okoll, piste: Jos. Triner Corp,
1888 S. Ashland Ave., Chica-
go, Ill, pfilozte $1.25 neb $500
a dostanete jednu nebo sest Ia
hv1 Trinerova Hofkeho Vina S
Vitaminem B--1, postou vypla-
Gene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Co Papanek vysetril.

r Kdyz v sobotu expolicista Ed
ward Huber, ktery jest v pode-
zren1, re 5. prosince ~zastrelil
22leteho H. Knapszyka, Sc pTi-
znal, re udrzoval Sc zastTele-
nym a jinymi mladfky z okoli
nemravne styky, tax Sc mysle-
10, re Knapczyk byl zastrelen,
ponevadz policista Sc bal pro-
zrazenf. Ale Papanek zjistil
jinou vec, ktera da celemu wy
setrovahf jiny obrat, nebot by
10 zjisteno, re Huber pojistil
Knapczyka ma $1,000, ale po-
jistujfc1 spolecnost Sc zdraha
pen1ze vyplatit.
Huber byl poslednfch Is ro-
XII juvenilnfm 1Tednikem. V
kvetnu musel do pense, opne-
vadz dosahl start So rok1. Ne
kolik chlapc6 jej navstevovalo
a V okolf Sc myslelo, re k nemu
Sc jdou ohlasit cd juvenilniho
1fadu parolovanf. K~napczyk
Sc k policistovi pTestehoval a v
prosinci byl nalezen v garazi
zastreleny. Pod mrtvolou by
ly p~rostreny noviny a vedle
mrtvoly lezel revolver. Huber
doznal, re revolver jest jeho
majetkem a koroner Sc ujal W.
setTovan1. Kdyz nekolik chap
cG svedcilo, re Huber S mimi
mel nemravne styky, tax Sc pfi
padu ujal Papanek a ten ozna-
mil Huberovi, re jej dnes pred
vede pred pT1stroj k zjistovani
III a ma to Sc Huber zacal zpo-
v1dat. Doznal nemravne styky
s n6kolika mladfky, ale nechce
mic vedet O vrazde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24

Dramaticky odbor "Telocvi.
enc Jednoty Sokol Belcamp"
Md, sehraje v nedeli, dine 9. Ii
stopadu 1941, We 3 hod. odpol
veselou operetku o trech jed
nanich pod tim mlynskym ko-
lem" aneb/ "Milovanf pri me-
s1cku" v Baltimorske Sokolov-
ne, rob Gay a Preston ulic.
Ones platf zakon, re silnejsi
a chytTejsf vftezi v zivote. A S
Itohoto logickeho dGvodu vyply
va samozrejma skutecnost, re
Frantisek Lasek je mistrem v
teto operetce, ktera hluboko "a
kotv1 mezi naS1m obecenstvem
a Dude dlouho v~zpom1nano ma
tuto operetku "Pod tim mlyn-
skym kolem'. Franta Lasek,
clovek zlateho srdce a bodre-
no humoru vedel re ten lid po-
tTeboval mfti IVORY We vese-
lych, silnych ceskych chlap1-
c1ch a proto to vepsal do tTech
jednanf tohoto dfla. Nelze
pochybovati o tom, re tento
katechismus ceskeho lidoveho
humoru zGstal a dlouho jeste a
ST zGstane nepredstizen.
Jakych veselych chvilek zpG-
sobf, kde mono videti a slyseti
O panech otc1ch, rozsafnych
panfmaminkach o vykutale-
nych krajancich a certovinou
posedlych prascfch! Stare ces-
Ike mlyny klapou ma ceskych
rekach a potoc1ch, kde znovu
a znovu kolendrujf poole vody
"Krajankov6, Praskove, Star
kove, sebestove" a jejich kla-
sicky "pingl" Jim sed1 ma "a
dech a oni 81 zpfvaj1 p1snicky
az Sc hory zelenaj1. A uz 81
cestou i necestou, silnic1 i pc
vode pristrachal sem Ia neves-
tou dnesnf krasne pohode. A
tax pri tom vymyslejl taskari-
nu, ktera obrat1 cely mlyn ma
ruby. Staroceska vesela idyl-
ka znovu ozije a Dude veselo
nejen v ceskem mlyne, ale We
vasem srdci ktere tluce svym
prirozenym klapotem jake ten
cesky mlyn a media Sc nahradit
zadnym, sebe modernejsfm wy
nalezem.
Proto vsichni milovn1ci ceske-
no divadla at 81 dali dostave-
nfcko v nedeli. 9. listopadu O
3 bod. odpol. v Sokolovne, rob
Gay a Preston ulic v Baltimore,
kde Dude pfedvedena tato Ii
dova operetka "Pod tim mlyn-
skym kolem."
Jan Janasak,
pTedseda dramatickeho odboru
Tel. Jednoty Sokol Belcamp.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
JAN MASARYK We
WASHINGTONU.

Ministr zahranicnlch vec1 Jan
Masaryk n~avst1vil statnlho Sc
kretare Cordella HULA a stat
niho podsekretare Sumnera
Wellese. Ministr Masaryk me
rovnez schGzky S lordem Hall
faxem a velvyslanci a vyslanci
|spojeneckych mocnost1. Odpo-
ledne 16. rijna prijal ma vysla-
nectvi zastupce americkeho It's
ku, kterym vylozil celkovou pc
litickou situaci, jak il vid1 on.
Vyslovil MAJOR, re situace v
Rusku je velmi wanna, ale ne
veri, re by Nemci tam dosahli
rozhodneho v1tezstvf. Ministr
poukazal ma ceskoslovenskou
1cast v boji proti hitlerismu a
zdGraznil, re z rozsahu vrazd,
provadenych Nemci ma oso-
bach drzenych douhou dobu V
koncentracnich taborech, je
videt, re nemohou prijft ma ko-
rem systematicky provadene sa
botaze. Ma dotaz novinard o
cinnosti ceskoslovenske vlady
v Londyne ministr rekl, re Via
da pod vGdcovstvfm presidenta
Benese je jen skromnym vyko-
navatelem vile hrdinneho ma
roda donna. Cechoslovaci po-
mahaji kde mohou a 1loha &C.
skoslovenskeho lidu a armady
Sc nemGze pfehlizet. Cechoslo-
vaci rovnez dali Spojenc1m ne
ktere vyborne zbrane, znamou
strojnf pusku Brem, pancefe a
jine. Masaryk je presvedcen
O v1teznem konci valky pro Spo
jence. Hitler ktery vzbudil
nenavist pGldruhe miliardy IL
dl, must ma konec byt porazen.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kanu
Csl. Tiskova KaneclaT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Usel vojne.

John Weisbroocker, 27 rokd
starry z La Crosse, Wis, byl po-
volan odvodnf radon, ably Sc
podrobil lekarske prohl1dce
IDA jest schopen vojenske sluz-
by. Lekar shledal, al jeho
zdravotn1 stav jest nejleps1m
poradku, a pravil mlad1kovi, a
by Sci domG a cekal, al Dude
povolan k vojsku. Sotva vsak
lekar vyplnil jeste nektere O.
tazky ma lekarske listine, ska
eel sc mladfk k zemi a prekva-
peny lekar mohl pouze smrt
konstatovati. LekaT udal, re
Weisbroocker bud Sc asi oba-
val vojenskeho vycviku nebo
mel takovou radost, re Dude vo
jakem, re to income pusobilo ma
jeho srdce, jez zachvaceno by
10 mrtvic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Krajan Sc obesil.

36lety J. Kraftka dokonal
kratce pred pr1chodem policis-
til v Chicago ma klice u dver1.
Nalez ucinila manzelka zesnu-
leho, 36leta Bohumila Krafko-
va, ktera sc domG vratila Sc
svou sestrou Mari1 Dvorakovou
Zoufalce odT1zla a polozila ma
podlahu a uvedomila lawndal-
skou policii.
Krafka 81 pravdepodobne zou-
fal nasledkem toho, re byl pod
soudn1m dohledem az do 81.
prosince letosn1ho roku. 20.
zari letozn1ho roku byl zatcen,
jezto Sc pry v podousenosti do
pustil nesetrneho jednanl vuci
sve 11lete dceTi Alice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Cesky knee zabit autem.

Dlouholety spravce osady
Fanny Marie Celle v Berwynu,
DIP. Wit Hannah, O.S.B., byl Ma
miste zabit, kdyz jej zasahlo
auto ma severn1 strane krizovat
ky Roosevelt road a Clarence
avenue. K nestest1 doslo, kdyz
duchovn1 pTechazel ulici ma &C.
ste Ike sve fare ma Euclid ave. a
Is. ulici Berwynu.
Zasahlo jej auto, ktere r1dil
25lety Karl Eggers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Smilovala Sc mad lovcem.

V Horizon, Wisconsin, Hugo
Girehamer sedel v LODGE a byl
cely zoufaly, kdyz ryby nechte
ly brat. z dlouhe chv1le usnul
v LODGE, kdyz jej pojednou ne
CO uhodilo do kolena a kdyz 81
promnul oci, seznal, re ma v
LODGE puldruhe libry vazfc1 sti-
ku. Kdyz nechytil rybu a ne
strelil kachnu, tax mel alespon
nejakou korist, ktera mu skoci-
la do lodky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
CESKE NARODNf SDRUzEN1
v AMERICE
ODBOCKA BELCAMP, MD.

Belcamp, dine Fl. Tfjna 1941.
Vazena redakce Telegraph"
Odbocka Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzen1 Belcamp, Md, po-
Tada V sobotu, 25. T1jna 1911 O
8 iodine vecer Vzpomfnku ma
%. vyrocf prohlasenf Samostat-
nosti Ceskoslovensk6 Republi-
ky v Community Center. Vstup
volny!
Ma programu prednaska kap,
En-. V. Vosky z New Yorku,
dale zpevy, basne, recitace.
Pratele! PTijdte vsichni q
dovedte sv6 zname, ably oslavs
tato byla dGstojna.
Uctive Vas I'VE
Vybor Odbocky G. N. S
Belcamp Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Vybuch zvrakoval hostinec

V Racine, Wis. v hostinci
Spa Tavern doslo k vybuchu,
ktery zpGsobil skody "a 1000,
Deln1k Gus King, ktery cisti]
podlahu, byl popalen. Hasici
prav1, re vybuch zavinily ply
ny z nafty, zapalene jiskrou z
elektrickeho pT1stroje ma leste-
ri podlahy. Hostinec vede
Morris Ruben.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Pozar " zavodu.

Veliky zavod ma mlet1, suse-
nj a ukladan1 krmiva v Bishop,
Texas lehl popelem. Skoda je
odhadovana ma $4,000 dolaru.
Mnoho zrna ulozeneho v ka-
dfch byol zachraneno. Nejvet-
81 zkoda je ma stroj1ch. Pficina
ohne je dosud neznama. Tez
hasici z Robstown byli volani,
avsak pro nedostatek pflstupu
k vode, blfze ohne, chranili
pouze nejblizsf budovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Z rise zvirat.

z Lake City, Mimi, farmaf
J. Lutz oznamuje, re Sc mu wy
llhlo prasatko, ktere ma dive te-
la a jednu hlavu. ODE tela jsou
normalni, mali osm non, ale
pTedni nohy jsou hodne kratsi.
- Roy Bjorkun, farmar We
Fergus, Sc Ease chlub1, re ma
nejmensf tele, jake sc kdy ma
rodilo. Tele vazi Is liber a
jest jake kocka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-24
Indian jests " 81 letech sveho
Ysku roZnaSel poStu.

V Appleton, Wis, Abraham
Achiquette, pGvodem Indian,
ktery skonal We veku 88 rokG,
byl pohrben. Narodil Sc v O.
Media a I'll tam cely svGj zivot.
Zamestnan byl pri dodavce po-
stovnfch zasilek a tuto sluzbu
zastaval jeste pred rokem.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Gain by Giving Up
Is Sermon Subject
OF DR.. Miller
National City Pastor
Starts Next Week on
Summer Vocation

Gain by Giving Up" is the SUBJ
ject of DR.. Raphael H. Miller to.
morrow at the National City Chris
tian Church. Miss Maxwell Gallo
way, soprano, and E. E. Condron,
tenor, will sing a duet, "Tarry With
Me, o, My Saviour" by Nicolai. This
is Dr. Millers last sermon before
starting on his summer vacation.
The young peoples department
will meet at the Vermont avenue.
building at $50 pm.
The Business Women's Guild will
hold a picnic Monday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Lawton G..
Hartman, 10l5 Noyes drive, Silver
Spring, Nd
The doll school for children Of
the central area, sponsored by the
Washington Council of Church
Women as part of the doll adop-
ton program. will continue in the
Vermont avenue building Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday from 10
to 1890 o'clock. Mrs. Harold B.
Rogers is general chairman.
The Alpha c. E. Alumni will hold
a picnic July 26 at the cottage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Copeland at
Woodlawn Beach. Md.
The Sd annual conference on
church music. held by representa-
tives of the Churches of the Disci-
pies of Christ in Baltimore, Wash
ington and vicinity, will be held at
Bethany Beach, Del, July 24-27,
with William E. Braithwaite. direc-
tor of music of the National City
Christian Church, as conference di-
rector.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Petworth Baptist Church
Programs Announced

The Rev. James P. Rodgers. pas
tor of the PetWorth Baptist Church,
will preach Sunday morning on
The Leaven of the Gospel. -
Johnny Rodgers, nephew of the pas
tor and boy soprano soloist from
Mama, Fla, will sing Come, Ye
Blessed"
In the absence of James G.
Yaden, the Yaden Bible Glass will
be taught by Prof. w. j. Liddy Of
Chicago.
The Baptist Training Union will
meet at 6:45 pm, with the Adult
Union in charge of the general as
sembly program. Arthur G.. Cole is
president of this union.
The pastor will speak at 8 pm. on
will the Church Survive?" A song
service will precede the sermon and
the ordinance Of baptism will be
administered.