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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Route Markets
Being Installed

An extensive program OF route
marker installation designed to take
the perplexity out of driving thru
Pennsylvania lis expected to be COM
pleted before the end of the summer,
according to the Keystone Automo-
bile Club.
A feature of the installation
which will appeal to all motorists
is the advance warning Of change
in route direction. Heretofore, few
intersections were so marked, and i'm
consequence many drivers over
ran" the turing point.
Under the new system as explain
ed by Ray f. Riegelmeir, the State
Traffic Engineer, notification will be
given on the right side of the high
way of any turn in the route, before
the actual turn is made. The first sci
of signs will be encountered between
$50 and 800 feet in advance of the
intersection. It consists of a stan
dard route marker supplemented by
a marker with the letter r or l., in
dicating the turn to be made. right
or left. At the intersection will be
found a standard route marker and
below it q large arrow pointing il
the direction of the change.
In cities and boroughs, where
most Of the trouble has been caused
by inadequate route markings, the
signs will be erected at alternate
streets at uniform height of eigh'
feet to provide visibility over park
ed cars. In rural areas they viii b
erected at height of 8 n feet, a
all paved intersecting highways.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Tribhy, Department Adjutant, indi-
cate a record-breaking attendance.
This is partly due to the world cris-
is confronting America today, with
the Legion taking leading part in
National Defense plans, and partly
to the fact that the Legion Is per-
forming = greater job than ever be-
fore for World War veterans.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL
Calvert, Maryland
A. w. Konrad. nastor

A. w. Konrad, pastor
10000 A. M. Sunday School
11:00 A. M. Worship Service.
Message: "The Church--Its Mean
ing, Place and Message.
For the evening meeting, we are
all invited to Moore's Chapel. Blake.
7:46 p. M, Friday; Bible Study
and Prayer New beginning I Iohnp
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Rawlinsville
Camp Meeting

Rawlinsville, Pa, camp meeting
began its seth annual session on
Saturday evening, Aug. 2, and con-
tinues until Tuesday evening, Aug
ust IL, inclusive. This is held under
auspices of the Methodist Churches
of Southern Lancaster County, Dis
trict of the Philada. Annual Con
ference. There are 153 tenters on
grounds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

He was taken to st. Joseph's Hos
pital in an ambulance and died about
an hour afterward without gaining
consciousness. He suffered fractured
skull and other injuries.
Howard Mears, 81, of Baltimore,
driver of the machine, is charged
with striking and causing the death
of Mr.. Hergenrother.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND
AMERICAN LEGION

One of the greatest gatherings in
the history of the Department of
Maryland Of The American Legion
is predicted for the 23rd Annual
Convention of the Department at
the Emerson Hotel In Baltimore,
Nd, August IS to 16. Advance re-
ports being received by ]. Nelson
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Fatally Injured

Mr.. George Howard Hergenrother,
IS, postmaster of Hayre de Grace,
was fatally injured on Sunday, July
~. In Baltimore when he was struck
by an automobile while crossing the
street at North and Cecil avenues.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Briefly Mentioned News

Felix Pryor, one of the officials
at the Triumph Explosives plants
near Elkton, while participating In
a tennis match at the home OF j..
Frank Blake, Jr., near Childs, slip
ped and fell, fracturing his left
wrist.
Harold Bradley, 10 years of age
was taken to the hospital following
a fall from the highway bridge span
ming the creek at Elk Mills on Tues
day. An x-ray showed no bones
broken in the twenty-five foot fall.
A tractor and trailer belonging
to the National Trucking Company
turned over on the road near Ern-
est Cullen's, Monday morning. The
big machine was somewhat damaged
but the driver escaped injury.
Major Alfred N. Philips, Jr., Of
Worsell Manner, near Cecilton, has
purchased the "Wrightsville Farm"
from Miss Minnie e. Massey OF
Chestertown. The 230 acre farm adj
joins Worsell Manner.
The unoccupied property on Pearl
Street, in this town, belonging to
the estate of the late Scott Wilson
and sold at tax sale on Friday, was
purchased by VIM. M. Pogue of this
town.
Howard s. Vincent, of Elkton,
sold his summer home at Rehoboth
Beach to Wilmington parties. MIR.
Vincent and family have been Shore
visitors at Rehoboth for many years.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jean Shepherd, Thurs
day, August 14th, 200 o'clock. A
good attendance is desired, as it is
time for election of officers.
Mrs. Herbert Rittenhouse of
Zion was injured on the left hand
while working at the Explosive
plant in Elkton. She was treated at
the Hospital and released.
The Westminster Guild of West
Nottingham held their annual picnic
at Betterton on Wednesday after
noon last, with dinner at the Owens
Cottage.
William Cameron, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur b. Cameron of
Elkton, fell on the street in that
town and suffered a fractured wrist
The congregation of Rock Pres
byterian Church near Fair Hill, held
their annual picnic at Holloway
Beach ,on Thursday, August 18th.
Marie Green has returned from
the Hospital and is recuperating
from her recent operation.
Marvin Lucas and wife have
purchased the Paul Gamble bunga-
low, south of Rising Sun.
Joseph Baird, Jr., is still patient
in Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more.
William Snyder and family are
enjoying "a new VS. Ford car.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
PUBLIC SALE
OF
A.yronsonrrH


The undersigned will sell on his
premises, near Porters Bridge, Md,
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST o, 1941
at one o'clock p. M.
The following machine
1884 PLYMOUTH COUPE
SERIAL NO. 2269836
ENGINE NO. P e : 91466
Being sold for storage.
This machine is advertised in
compliance with the Maryland State
Laws, Chapter Alt, Acts 1895, Sec
ton 1872, Article Sc, and clear
title is guaranteed.
FLOYD ALFRED,
r. d. Colora, Md.
Fisher, Auct.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Felix Pryor, one of the officials
at the Triumph Explosives plants
near Elkton, while participating In
a tennis match at the home OF ].
Frank Blake, Jr., near Childs, slip
ped and fell, fracturing his left
wrist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
A FUNDAMENTAL RULE

The forms of insurance that
you used most are those that
will protect you against the
largest possible single losses
that could conceivably occur,
and that If they did occur
without insurance. would
cause you financial anxieties;
such, for example, as a farmer
would experience were all his
crops destroyed by fire.
For complete protection
phone, call on or write to
CHAS. 8. PYLE
Insurance
RISING SUN, MARYLAND
Telephones G. SO
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

10TH ANNUAL
OLD FIDDLERS' PICNIC
Saturday, August 8, 1914
Grain Date Sat-, Aug. 16, 1941)
CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK
Parkesburg, Pa.
U. S. ROUTE 1872
Snappy, Sneezy, Snoopy Tunes
of the worlds best
Get on your horse; get out your
bicycle, or get your car!
If no other way-walk! But be
sure to get there!
Remember, Friend Fiddler, Jit-
terbugs and Musicians, you
are invited.
Come early and stay late
OLD FIDDLERS' ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Chas. Davis, Secretary
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Harold Bradley, 10 years of age
was taken to the hospital following
a fall from the highway bridge span
ming the creek at Elk Mills on Tues
day. An x-ray showed no bones
broken in the twenty-five foot fall.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

A tractor and trailer belonging
to the National Trucking Company
turned over on the road near Ern-
est Cullen's, Monday morning. The
big machine was somewhat damaged
but the driver escaped injury.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Major Alfred N. Philips, Jr., OF
Worsell Manner, near Cecilton, has
purchased the "Wrightsville Farm
from Miss Minnie e. Massey OF
Chestertown. The 230 acre farm ad-
joins Worsell Manner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

best education politics
  ambition with his native ideaiSm 1886
  attacked the Security Act Wnan felt that the resign defend the hesaed doing committing po months 1886 presidential campaign reply to Republican criticism. CONSCIOUS LINCOLNIAN APPEARANCE
 found his niche assistant director of stepping the staff making comparative studies of labor conditions diff working international treaties setting standards
 labor we'll with British leaders Citrne
 
 key figure of the Churchill government kened Lincoln Wnant actually looks bit like him. rather downright friend although practically the
  associates with him the that the things.
 KEEPS FRIENDSHIP WITH CONSERVATIVES
 Soft-spoken gets along which although he lacks the ritabiy that usually with that trait
 talks hdgets paces his habit running his talking Or he seated intensely interested versaion he will absent mndedy pluckng fddng pants gunhl as likely not his shin in the Like Roosevelt in having philosophy schoomae friendship many miles from his political viewpoint New England socahte has little interest capitals Society none at all in politics. being chiefly interested breeding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

ships and Scholarships announced by the rector.
 Appoir1tees to the FeIlowshlps and Scholarships may be asked to give a limited amount of assistance in departmental work without ad- ditional compensation. However. thy are to do no work in addition to that required by a full program of graduate studies and the assist ance they may be required to give under the terms of the respective grants
 Applications
 Applications for these Fellowships and Scholarships must be received on or before March 1, 1941. All ap- pointments are for one year only and announcement will be made early in April of those to whom awards will be made for the com- ing academic year. Requests for information and application forms may be made to Dr. Roy J. Defer rari, chairman committee on Fel- lowships and Scholarships at The Catholic university.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
John c. Winant, New Envoy To Britain, Often Likened To Lincoln
] NKA gervice

Washington wnan U. Ambassador tc been variousy described Franklin Roosevelt Tn Abraham Lincoln who brought rich
 central idea Wnant patrican school tie things like abstract ideals of cial justice.
 friend remarks that in that Wnant like FTR friend If leader talking to Roosevelt minute forget that paican after all Winant the other fellows level"
 COMMITTED POLITICAL SUICIDE"
 wealthy Winant went to high school Hampshire and Princeton Later for some interruption, in the the studying private explained what being learned the getting the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
Knights Of Columbus Scholarships at C. .U.A.
Largest Group of Graduate Fellowships in United States Provided; Applications Must Be in By Mar.

FellowshipS for men in any Catho- lie institution of higher learning in the United States. They were en- dowed in 1914 by the organization whose name they bear. Awards are made on the basis of competitive examinations.
 International Affairs
 Two Penf1eld FellowshipS for men grant $1 900 each for students in di- plomacy, international affairs, and belles-lettres. Applicants for these FellowShipS must have completed at least one year of graduate work. Two Winthrop Fellowships for men O. women, religious or lay, grant $500 each for studies in the field of biochemistry. The Anna Hope Hudson scholarship for men or women, religious or lay. grants $40O for study in any department of the Graduate School of Arts and Sci ences, or of the schools of Philoso- phy or Social Science.
 Six university scholarships for nuns grant tuition only for study in any department of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and of the schools of Philosophy and So- cial Science. A similar number of scholarships for lay graduates of Catholic colleges for women grant, ing tuition only for study in the same schools. Is also provided. This represents the largest group of graduate scholarships for the gradu. ates of Catholic colleges for wo- men in any Catholic institution in this country.
 The Joseph L. Peabody scholar ship for men or women, religious or lay. grants $500 for study in chemical and physical sciences. A Chinese scholarship in nursing edu- cation grants tuition only for Chl. ncse student for study in the fieid Of nurstng. 4 limited number Of atsistantships in the department of chemistry, biology. physics. and mathematics are open to mon and women in addition to the Fellow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

for members of the society and their friends from all parts of the city. There will be no let down in this years program, assured Gen. eral Chairman Michael Ryle.
 Trafic OfIlcer Dick Baldwin will be in charge of the ''grIInt and groan" brigade of wrestlers, while Henry Loughrin has coralled the best combination of leather push CTS this side of Madison Square Garden. The stage specialties will be obtained by William T. Earring ton.
 Rev. John Conlon, pastor; Rev. Peter Daly, chaplain, and Rev. J. Oliver Cronan, curate, will be among the society's guests of honor for the evening.
 Other committee members in charge will be John Kerwan, Jo- seph Conlon, Timothy Callahan, Thomas Wagner, James Carr, James Garfield, Patrick Crean, Michael Whelan, Raymond Havican, John Moran and Charles Synnott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
HOLY NAME GROUP
 ARRANCES SMOKER
St. Margaret's Holy Name Society to Entertain Next
 Monday Evening

The annual entertainment and smoker under the auspices of the Holy Name Society of St. Margaret's Church will be staged next Monday evening in the auditorium of the parish school. Freddy Hall will be the master of ceremonies. As in former years the program will be featured by the presentation of a variety of boxing and wrestling bouts and several vaudeville acts. The customary refreshments will be in evidence.
 Sponsoring successful smokers has become an admitted art with the members of St. Margaret's Holy Name unit. Each year they succeed in rounding up variety of acts that set fast tempo of enjoyment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

Washington, D. C., Feb. Il - Scholarships and Fellowships to the amount of $25, 100 for the 1941-42 academic year have been announced by the Most Rev. Joseph M. Corri- gan, rector of The Catholic Univer- sity of America at Washington, D. c.
 Eighteen Knights of Columbus Fellowships for graduate studies in any department of the university, including the professional schools, to the value of $18O00, include tui- tion, board and room. These repre- sent the largest group of graduate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
RAND UNION UNDER INQUIRY

Pretoria. (UP)-Because the prin- ciple of the close dShop has giv- en the South African Mine-work- CTS Union practical monopoly of employment in the Rand gold mines
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11
HUNGRY ACTORS

The nine lions in ''The Wagons Roll At Night" consumed 100 pounds of meat daily during their fifteen- day shooting schedule.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-11

a public inquiry into the affairs of the Union has been ordered.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Drahe teIe.

Sedmimesfcnf tele, nalezejicf
M. Robinsonovi z Lampasas,
dosahlo nejvyssf ceny ma veTej-
ne drazbe sdruzen1 pestitel1
plemena herefordskeho We
stfednlmu Texasu, jez byla po-
pfi tretl vyrocni VISTA
We. Jim Herring, predni pesti-
tel herefordskeho dobytka V
McGregor, koupil to dobytce.
Rex Stairway, jednorocnf By
eek, patriot DR.. j. E.. Robinso~
now z Temple, pTedsedovi sdru
zenf, byl prodan DR.. T. l..
Goodnightovi z Caldwell "a
$425. Bruce Parks z Clifton
prodal jalovici Dana Mischief
z brezna 1889 Jim Herringovi
"a $400.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Spatna pamst.

V Noblesville, Ind, Richard
Denny, vyslouzilec z obcan-
ske valky, dozil sc 100 rokd,
pri cemz 81 take vzpominal ma
sva manzelstv1. Nemohl Sc
vsak rozpomenouti, byl-li zenat
devetkrat anebo docela 13krat.
"Nikdy jsem to nepocital,"
pravil Denny. "R1kaj1, re jsem
byl zenat devetkrat anebo de-
setkrat. ia jsem to zapomnel.
MONA, re to bylo 12krat ane-
DO 13krat.
"zenske je lehko zfskat.
Kdyz jsem Sc c1til osamocen a
smutny, Sci jsem ven a hned
jsem nejakou nalezl. Re vsech
mych Zen byly dive, ktere jsem
opravdu hluboce miloval."
z jeho zen nezije jiz zadna
krone one posledni. Denny
tez myslf, re je poslednfm ziji-
elm clenem Company C 1O1.
pluku z Indiany. Byl s genera
lem Shermanem ma jeho povest
mem tazen1 k mort a podilel Sc
ma bitvach kolem Lookout
Mountain. Mel sest deer, KITE
re vsak uz vsechny zemrely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Vydrzi tax dlouho?

V Chicago Walter Meyer byl
na kriminalnim soudu poslan
ma 1919 let do kaznice, kdyz Sc
primal, re zavrazdil zenu, KITE
ra mu prokazovala dobrodini.
Meyer konal v okoli State a 20.
ulici RUNE prace a 54leta Gla-
dys McKinneyova davala mu
"a RUNE sluzbicky a poch1zky
jist a nechala jej spat v base
mentu. 20. ledna mu rekla, a.
by zatopil v kamnech v pokoji.
Kdyz proved 1kol spatne, ne
bot ohen vyhasl, tax jeho pra-
ci kritisovala, klekla Ike kam-
Nun a zatapela sama. Meyer
il stTelil do zadi hlavy a kdyz
prohledal byt, ukradl rdzne We
ci a utekl. Pred domem stall
AUTOMOBILE zavrazden6, do toho
vrah vsedl a jel nekolik blokG
do taverny, kde chtel prodat re
volver, kterym vrazdu proved.
Tavernik zavolal policii a vrah
byl zatcen "a nekolik hodin pc
zlocinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Nevedel, kdy Sc narodiL.

z Dallas, Texas, Sc sd6luie.
re Louis A. Neveleff, jenz mel
rocn1ho pfijmu deset tisfc dol
larG, nyni slouzf "a Fl dollarn
mesicne co vojak v Camp b.
vie v Brentwood, ackoliv DO
die zakona nemusel ma voinu
jiti, protoze byl jiz pres 35 let
starry. Chybou bylo, re to V
dobe odvodu nevedel. Neve-
left obdrzel re sveho rodiste v
New Haven, Conn, rozhodne
dGkazy, re Sc narodil dine 10.
dubna 1904, mfsto roku 1905,
jak Sc drive domnlval. Odvod-
nj komise v Dallas ma S tim We
like bolenf hlavy a nynf new 81
rady, co uciniti. Ano, vysky-
tujf Sc vselijak6 pflpady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Westinghouse Co. chce ST wy,
pEjciti remeslniky.

Prdmyslove zavody v Louis
vile byly pozadany, ably uvol-
nily pet procent svych remesl-
Mkt pro Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Com
pany, ktera Dude rfditi zavod
pro dodavky valecnemu LODI
stvu Spoj. Statd. Tento zavod
Sc tam prave stav1.
Tuto zadost prednesl j. r.
Weaver, manager zavodu, a to
We schulz m1stn1ch prGmyslnf-
XII. Weaver pravil, re tento
novy zavod must zahajiti praci
/. kvetna t. r., re vsak nema
dosti schopnych sill. Zapotrebi
Dude asi LOO zrucnych mocha
Mkt k montazi del a torpedo
vych tub.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Jaro Sc blizi.

Jsouce vedeny neklamnym
pudem, miliony divokych hus
zacalo jiz opousteti svou zimni
kolonii v Louisiana, ably Sc wy
daily ma dalny tab Ike sym let
MIN hnizdiSt1m ma severn, z
nichz nektera jsou az ma dale
KEN arktickem ostrove Baffi-
move vysoko mad Kanadou.
Zcela jake Poole "j1zdnfho
fadu" nebo ma dane znameni
zvedajl Sc tyto busy k jarn1mu
tahu.~ Jsou to tucne busy ma
modrale, zvane anglicky Blue
Geese prave tax, jake busy
snezn1 ci Snow Geese, k nimz
Sc druzl take husa belocela Gill
turkyne, anglicky zvana White
fronted Goose.
Tyto divoke busy Ztravily
zimn1 sezonu We federaln1ch a
statn1ch preservach, ktere jsou
pro ne zrfzeny jak v Louisiana,
tax i v jinych statech podel po-
brezf Mexickehu gulfu.
PTfchod 1plnku, Full-moon.
rid1 jejich tab ma sever, a ony
dobre ved1, re ten Dude pr1stf
tyden. V tie dobe budou jiz ty-
to divoke busy v plnem tahu pc
del reky Mississippi nahoru pro
ii jej1mu proudu.
Husy, ktere tahnou pres je-
zero Michiganske, patti k ne
kolika druhIm. Nejv1ce jich
vsak patti druhu busy kanad-
ske, Canada Goose, kterou ma
zapad6 nazyvaj1 Honker, ma
severn Gray Goose a v kanad-
ske provincii Quebec Ease Gu
tarde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
doznal, re zalozil ohen

John Wenzel, student druhe-
no rocn1ku vojenske academic
st. Johns v Delafield, Wis,
nyn1 primal Sc re dine IL. uno-
ra 1910 zalozil ohen, ktery mi
Gil sin De Koven a zavinil smrt
Williama j. Birka, studenta z
Chicago. Birk byl IA let star.
Wenzel, 16 let starry, jehoz
domov je v Merrill, VS., pTi-
znal Sc, re zapalil Williamu A.
Greenwoodovi, statnfmu pozar
n1mu marsalu a plukovnfku
Mouso-ovi, sekretaTi a poklad-
nfku Skoly. Doznal dale, re
zalozil dine 20. ledna t. r. chen
We Skolnf nemocnici. Ohen z r.
1910 zpGsobil skodu "a $115,-
900 a druhy ohen "a 1000.
Greenwood vysetroval oba O.
hne. Pojal podezreni ma Wen
Fla minuleho ledna, kdyz Sc do
vedel, re byl jednim z p6ti pa
cientG We skolni nemocnici a
vzpomnel 81, re byl prvnim,
ktery oznamil pozar v r. 1910.
Kdyz byl tazan, proc zapa-
iii, odopov6del, re byl Imam
touhou videti plameny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
Spoj. Staty zaIoz1 " Mexiku
pIantaze k pssteni kaucuku.

Spoj. Staty a Mexiko Sc do
hodly ma spolupraci ~velkoryse-
no pokusu ma vyzkouSenf MOI
nosti, zdali by Sc dial v Mexiku
s 1spechem pestovati strom
kahuch nebo-li kaucukovn1k,
ktery poskytuje kaucuk nabo-li
gumu, angilcky Rubber.
Kaucukovn1k, ktery skyta
kaucuk a guttapercu, pestuje
Sc V tropickych a polotropic-
kych krajinach V nekolika Cd
rudach. Proto zemedelske de-
partmenty Spoj. StatG a Mexi-
ka budou nyn1 S mimi provadeti
pokusy ma p1de mexicke.
Odborn1ci studovali tento pro-
bl6m zde jiz pc nekolik tydnG
a k dohod6 ma spolupraci jme-
novanych vlad doslo nyni pra-
We ma zaklade jejich doporuce-
nj.
Spoj. Staty dodajf otuzile
sazenice, ktere vzdorujl memo
elm, jakoz i technicke radce.
Mexiko Ease doda pozemky
pro skolky, pozemky pro plan
taze a personal k 'dozoru.
Pokusna skolka k pestovani
sazenic kaucukovniku byla jiz
zalozena V Costa Rica z pride
lu 100000 kter6 vlada Spoj.
StatG ma cele toto badan1 povo-
lila. Grant a Stadelman odje-
dou odtud jeste do Britskeho
Hondurasu, ktery hranic1 S me-
xickym Yukatanem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-14
csl. krasobruslarka Vera Hru-
ba ma $500 nabidnuti k sfiatku

Nemene nez $500 americ-
kych muz1 preje 81 pomoci We
re Hrube, ceskoslovenske hve-
zde v kras Druslenf, ably byla
zachranenaY pred deportaci
tim, re by se s nj ozenili.
Tolik nabfdek, jak tato hez-
ka 19leta kFasobruslafka pra-
villa, obdrzelA pc t6, kdyz anne
ricky fisk pTinesl zpravu O je-
|jfch nesnazfch. Hrozf il totiz
deportace re ,Spoj. Statd, pro-
toze jeji povoleni, ktere il bylo
dano k vystupovanl pri predsta
venfch, jiz vyprselo.
Take jedna zena zakrocila v
jejf prospect. Je to Nan Fo-
ley z Lafayette, Ind, jak Hru-
ba pravila.
Foley slozila zaruku v obno-
SUI $1,000 "a. 81. Veru Hrubou a
nyni vyjednava s federalnimi
1rady prostrednictvim Chas.
Hallecka, republikanskeho kon
gresnika z Indiany, ably Sc mo-
hla staff Vernon porucnicl, ne
Iii tato dospeje k plnoletosti.
Vera nechtela T1ci mic blizsi.
no G kroku Foley, avsak jake
uz drive v Kansas City, tax
zde pravila, re by "radeji zem.
rela, nez ably Sc vratila zpet dc
Evropy."
Ona nabidnut1 k snatku byls
il poslana, kdyz pred nekoliks
tydny bylo oznameno v depes
2 Kansas City, re NIUE byti "a.
chranena pred deportacf jedi
ne provdanlm Sc "a americke.
no obcana.