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Evening star., 1941-03-01
Marriage License
Applications

sssns: Me- .,% aiSSInsa Mlan sRG
Melvin Q. Wines. q: 3ls 9th st. ne. and
ave. ne. the Rev. Lowell c. Mcpherson.
q ssf asIf St ana NV Aans ehs ReS snSh %am am
IuEf T:ks q 5s@s Kramer " ssa St ns f., and
Albert t Grimm; i, H. 20: IIs SHOTS e. t,;
Charles s. Tyler. f : "a, % 56s tfiA s4th St. ne,
,S. Rd k.S Nary Ii,jsaS ANY ei si,s jssS St. ne.
Goreoran st. WI the Rev. Augustus
william D. Reeder. 10. 5a3 2lst st. NV.
and Doris I Newman; go Ais x ST. NV;
william fhs Rey 1smsa strsdtord Hf5ysy 5s 1888 9th st.
St. ST. nv; ~ the y Rev. s ' n moss. Ss -i~' Gun
verais s0Sna9 9oans ms iaSo 4s S Ingram
Norman c. James: 30, $500 18th s., NV.
ns nhd fiIFe g. 4 The hoSTay Kew T. e. snh aS3 Ben
q osfiidIns - ssq5.; gss ip lis coian5ia
Thomas, IS. both Of washington B. G.;
Earl luce kne sashas &c. cf$f09 fSis Pennsylvania
Sc, and Jeanne M Lemon, 81, 1905
soomons st D Isvn the 6, Rfy PhlP GOerts
Alice J. Price, "a, 1922 Perry pl. NV;
Howard N. Passman. 21, 2O25 st. NV
and Mary Z. Harty. 1e, 3s25 Warren
W. St; NV the Rev Russell A. Phelan
William G. Bell. 81, and Virginia p.
sprulll, 2. both Of 1909 a3rd st. NV;
p, the Rev Sydney z. Matthews
ssecs new, NsNton. 49, al fssa 81 Oak Oak st and nN Ee;
James H johnson. 81. Cheltenham. Nd,
Fla: Judse Nathan Cayton' "0"O'''
Donald v. Clodfelter, 23 and Margaret A.
Sullivan, 10, both Of 709 9th st. NV;
the Rev. H. NJ. Hennig
BENJAMIN DronRe, 20, and Verd Katz 10,
59th Of 1927 End st. NV. Rabbi ].
chiries e. Cartwright. se. 1912 Bryant
s. ne; and Dorothes 6 Hutsler, 80,
422 sth st. ne: the Rev. Simpson B.
Dsugherty
ADssa% ss5 %.Tv Lss.I,t s+i. 81 AZ Laray
N Y; JUDGE AtafGPuies Nathan csyton. BROOKLYN
"a% Mo4sy R. s Smith soib ~ 81 x.ans,t and Cahsrns
Willis Hartman. 35, and Eleanor NJ
Payis p: both Of Warren, Ohio the
FREDERICK D. sisler, "a, 1898 W st. NV.
and Mary c. Cissel 22. 3Ins 3sth SO
Nv; the Rev. Henry D Collins
and Helen 8. Kimble, ls 37os Mount
Pleasant St; the Rev. A, p. Wilson
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Births Reported

Roy and Dorothy Anonsen. boy.
Curtis and. Viola Carpenter, boy.
walter and Irma Costello, boy.
Richard and Muriel Darnes. girl,
Alton and Bessie Davis, girl.
William and Jane Hannah, boy.
William and Lulu Howser. boy
Alfred and Florence Leviton. girl
Edward and Imogene McGurnty. q
Shane and Anna MacCsrthy. boy.
Jim and Helen McPhaul. boy.
william and Mary Paddy. girl.
David and Ida S1iney boy.
Terrence and Barbara Smith. boy.
Paul and Helena Travers. girl.
salvatore and Rose Villersale. boy.
Lawrence and Eryel Wesley, boy.
Paul and Betty ZimmGman, boy,
Paul and Esther Bigby. boy.
Charlie and Essie Canty. girl.
Robert and Alice Lancaster. boy.
Ralph and Sarah Prince. boy.
Carl and Evelyn Travis, girl.
Henry and Mary Smith. girl
Morris and Inez Wallace. girl.
William and Rose Wright. boy.
Tnomss and Regina Young, girl
Evening star., 1941-03-01
MATA HARI'SZ2s<lzEzfz
EMAURIcE DEkOBRA .~< lEYlA GE0RGlE
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Sir John Sanderson British Intelligence chief has learned that
Mara his AGENT has betrayed important secrets the
eusiUe A5d head OF ring of spies In England His aide Capt
Hugh reported
and uCnished unknon girls Sir realized
Mara treason makes his official position desperate He mast
As he gpped his pistol familiar Uoice outside his rest
dental office interrupted He slipped the peapon back into
greeting his beautiful Brnda Duncan,
pleads th him for serUce He strongly opposed
to this evades the Suddenly shots heard
been murdered Agent DonoDa guard duty describes the ugt
tue killer big telow NTH limp Who got out OF Miss
BrtndGs car Sir John tried question Keney pho
to Whsper few Dord Brinda told Sir John hoU she had
giuen lift to telow Nth sprained ankle He looked
and talked like Enohan She directed to try and "pick
him OUT official gallery later Brindd
mysterious phone tDarnr9: What happened Mara?
Silence or-dedth"
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Name Suggestions Asked
For Ocean City Bridge
By the Associated Press.

OCEAN CITY, Md. March L.
The public is being given a chance
to help name the new S1,000,000
State highway bridge over Sine
puxent Bay here.
Suggestions were asked by the
Mayor and Council. who will choose
the best one submitted. The name
will be legalized through a bill to
be introduced in the General As
sembly. The bridge now is under
construction.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
"You for your suspects togethe Sir John declared

Brinda followed him into a vault
like room, guarded by heavy iron
door
mo news Of the--?" She hesi-
tated on the word.
Brinda Gives Description.
THE murderer? None. I'm afraid
we're stumped-unlesS you can find
him here" He indicated long rows
of filing cases These, Brinda, con-
tain photographs or descriptions of
probably 90 per cent OF Englands S
most dangerous enemies. Some of
them, I am sorry to say, are English
men. But I don't doubt your man. S
a German, so we can eliminate about
half the lot! Now. if you will tell
meas well as you can--what he
looked like"
Brinda complied. searching her
memory for every detail Of her meet
ing with the parachute spy. When
she had finished, Sir John nodded
gravely.
Not bad at all. About feet 10
1.-THE. blond. muscular, weight around
1870, age between 80 and 35 that
narrows our search considerably
He ran his fingers down the files
drew one out. "Sit down. child
Well start with photographs-just
on chance
| One by one, a succession of pic
lures passed before Brinda's quest
ing eyes. Young men and old
. ,. Girls and wrinkled crones.
But not the man whom she had
driven from Watford into London.
Brinda had been working for over
an hour when 1t. Comdr. Richard
Maiden from the Royal Navy was
announced to Sir John. The coloneI
knew the brilliant young radio engi-
neer Of the feet by reputation ano
asked him to come in Immediately
Sir" started Maiden. Il sup.
pose you know about my assign
ment In the scientific Laboratories
of Camberwell."
II know all about It,"
Finds Bomb in Laboratory.
This morning when I entered my
laboratory made An amazing dis.
covery. In my electric transformer
I found bomb with a time fuse
1t was set for 10 minutes later. Il
I hadn't found 1t accidentally the
whole building would have blowr
up"
This is seriousl Have you mott,
fled Scotland Yard?"
Not yet. I thought I'd come anc
tell you first"
You were right. Scotland Yare
is not yet equipped to deal with
fifth columnists."
Fifth columnists?"
THE new name for enemy agent!
operating behind our lines. I feal
we'll hear much of them before thi,
war is over"
We'll, hope don't. It's annoy.
ing-having chaps try to blow vol
up. BY the way, there was q
queer blighter hanging about my
place the other night. I had rath.
er close look at him. Do you sup.
pose I might find him in that ia.
nous spy gallery of yours?"
Worth trying" said Sir John
Come along, we'll have a look"
Sir John accompanied Malder
into the sanctuary, where Brinds
was deeply lost in thought bending
over one Of the files.
"Brinda. let me present 1t. Comdr
Richard Maiden this Is Mis-
Brinda Duncan >. you can look fol
your individual suspects together
Good lucki"
Sir John disappeared.
"Brinda!" exclaimed the new ar
rival, beaming.
fDick!"
Evening star., 1941-03-01

the mysterious parachute spy and
murderer could be identified.
Brinda had only to look at her
guardian to know that he was still
laborine under deep anxiety.
"One moment, my dear" He
scrawled his signature on docu-
ment. Sorry to have to drag you
into this. but we can't overlook any
possibilities. He arose. Come
along"
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Deaths Reported

stephen Gnssh. SO. George washington
William H. sorren. 81. sol L st. Sc.
William r. Stretch, so. st. Elizabeth 6
Hospital.
James Flynn, SO. GEORGETOWN Hospital
William L. freshman. 80, 511 sth st ne
Minerva Danforth, II, Georretown Hos
Elizabeth Ament. 72, st. Elizsbeths Hos
Albert Repett. s. Emerseney Hospital
Margaret Little, 6s Gallinger Hospital
Thomas B. Brown, So. Gallinesr Hospital
Charles N. McMunn. "a. Emergency Hos
Rutlio j. oreto, SO. $40 st. s.w.
Anne Smith. 80. Georgetown Hospital
Max Rosenberg, go. GallinEer Hospital
jack Fried, 81, Casualty Hospital.
Thomas 8. Baker, A, 1850 Wisconsin
ave. NV
Homer =, Utz, .43, Emergency Hospital.
Perry Fisher. 30. Gallinger Hospital
John q. Adsir, jr, 2S, GEORGETOWN Hos
ptal
Fred Faust, 81. GalIinger Hospital
Martha Coleman. 65, Gsllinger Hospital
Harriet Gibbs 65 1924 Sherman ave. NV.
Mary Z Youns. So Freedmen's Hospital.
Bernice Thomas. 20, Freedmens Hospital.
Wilbert Anderson, IA, Gsllinger Hospital.
American automatic pilots are
Evening star., 1941-03-01
CHAPTER Y.

Should she ask Sir John what the
mysterious caller had suggested?
Familiar with her guardians moods
since childhood. she realized he had
been in deep distress when she en-
tered his study that evening-even
before his aides murder. No, she
wouldn't chance adding to his bur-
den-llot at this time, when it was
so heavy. Later. perhaps, depend
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Red Cross Garments
Go to War Zones

Two hundred and ten layettes Of
$500 baby garments and 1858 sewn
and knitted garments, all made by
Red Cross volunteers, have been
sent to Greece and England by the
District Chapter of the Red Cross,
the organization announced yes
terday.
At the same time, 1880 surgical
dressings, made by Red Gross vol
unteers working at the Walsh
Mansion, were also dispatched to
England and Greece in 80 large
packing cases and q cartons.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
Service Orders
MARINES,

FaSsett,. It, Col. Harold s: from Mare
Blanchard, MAJ. John D, from Kodak,
Alaska, to San Diego, Calf.
Buchanan. First 1t. william W., from
Paris Island, S, c., to Quantico. Va.
Trotti, First 1t. Tom NJ, from Fleet Ma
rine Force to jacksonville. Fla.
shuford. First 1t; Mcdonald /. from
Paris Island. s. C., to Guantanamo
Stewart, First 1t. Marvin C., from Guam
tico, Va, 70 Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
La Rogue. First 1t. oscar K. jr, from
ouantico, Va, to Guantanamo Bay,
saXten. Second 1t. John A. jr.. from
Quantico, Va" TO Guantanamo Bay,
Bense' Second 1t Howard B.. from Guam
tico, Va, to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Gould Second 1t. Alton D, from Ports
mouth; n: T.. TO Pensscola-- Fla: -
York, N. Y, to Pensacola. Fla.
Rovetta Second 1t. Carlo A. from Paris
Island, s. c., to Pensacola, Fla.
Carsil, Second 1t. Wayne NJ. from Nor
folk, Va, to Jacksonville, Fla.
Radcliffe, Second 1t. Dorrsnce g., from
Paris Island. 8. c. to jacksonville. Fla,
Msndell. Second 1t. Frank. from U. 9. Q.
Tuscaloosa TO Portsmouth, Va.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
NAVY.
RITRFAr OF NAVIGATION,

Carney. Comdr. Robert B.. from U. 8. q.
California to Navy Department.
Hutchinson, Comdr. Myron W., jr., from
Naval Academy to New York. n, Y.
Tesg,huns C9mdr n :Iohn John A. from Pensaeoia'
Card 1t. Paul W., from o. s. 8. Milwaukee
to Cruiser Division 2.
BurkaEt, 1t q: ~ Herbert Won A, from
samuels, 1t. q. 81 William T. from
:, U s. 8. Memphis to .: S: S. Wassuc.
Church, Ensign IS q ALBERT IT, T; :,,i IT, from u s
Fsreo. Ensign william B.. from U. S. 8
Manley to o. S. S. Washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Baum mgarten, Lit. q. g. Otto C, from
Guantanamo Bay. Cuba, to Pensacola
Evening star., 1941-03-01
HELP MEN.

Plymouth cars and trucks: best spot in
town for floor play. Prospects and trans
portation furnished: guaranteed salary to
Motor Co, 400 Ga. ave. NV.
BAKER. all-around man; must be thor
oushly experienced. reliable. sober. BOX
274-L. Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
HELP DOMESTIC.
SITUATIONS MEN,
Continued.

/ WILL GIVE BOARD AND ROOM and small
! salary in exchange for very light houseWork
| TO honest, refined woman. WI. Obs.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
(To Be Continued).

Copyright By Maurice Dekobrs and Leyla
George. Distributed by King
Features Syndicate. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1941-03-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, neat desires night cleaning
or day work; good reference. Call Metro
poitan 40Ss.
GIRL. colored. wants part-tine or days
work: no Sundays; reliable reference.
Call Hobart 0391.
GIRL. colored, wishes part-time or days
work: ref. Decatur 4l04.
Evening star., 1941-03-01

American automatic pilots are
being used in japanese fighting
planes.
Evening star., 1941-03-01


CARETAKER- COOK, white. neat; bach
Will travel anywhere. Box 39s-J, star.
CHAUFFEUR, colored wants work with
private family or doctor. Also handy man.
EXP. Refs. Hobart 067o, Walter. j.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT; esti-
mating and buying experience not car
penter; available now. Box 4l0-J, star. =
HoUsEMAN colored. experienced, desires
days work or part time. Henry, Columbis
ICE CREAM MAKER, experienced in mix
making. capable. to taks chsrge of ice
cream and milk plant. Box 129-L, Star.
LUMBER AND MILLWoRK EXPERT; 90
years local experience, managerial ana
buying; available Immediately. Box Al j,
Star.
MAN. colored. age 90. wants work as truck
driver or elevator operator; references.
including credits, ONCE MANAGEMENT, sales
promotion and personnel work. Excellent
record for getting things done. CAPABLE OF
assuming manaserial responsihlntles ana
operating at proht Souno reasons Ior
seeking other employment. Box 3ao-J,
Star.
PHARMACIST young. experienced. wants
permanent job with opportunity for az.
vancement; good references. Box 42O-Jr
Star.
SALESMAN high-class, experienced. wants
position. city or road. z. c. Conery, Apt.
40l, stoneleigh Court. D.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN, degree and COM
mercial education; tops in 2Q0-man force
1887. intansible sales: employed, Make
change more profitable; consider salary
ne Cali Hobart 9s53. %
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

NURSE, undergraduate, capable: prefer
chronic case but will nurse any type pa
tient. Call Randolph 1858. Sunday.
NURsEMAID twhiteJ, experienced: will
take charge Of child for employed parents
in their home, preferably Takoma Park;
live out Box 3s5-J, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-01

CARETAKER-COOK white. neat. bach
elor's home or companion care Of invalid
Will travel anywhere. Box 39s-J, Star
Evening star., 1941-03-01

SODA DISPENSERS, 1S to 25
years of age, experience not
necessary. Applicants under 81
years of age must have birth GER
tificate or other suitable evidence
of age. Steady work. chance for
advancement. Apply in person,
employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, II P st. ne, 9 am.
to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-03-01

DRIVING CALF. NEW SEDAN. RADIO
heater. all or part way, either route; share
expenses MR. WHEAT. RE. 3O17. "a
1910 CHEVROLET, LEAVING FOR MIAMI.
Fla. March 5th, returning around March
20: accommodate passengers. Box 1856
J. Star l.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
Leaving Sun Male passenger to share
driving and expenses. MI. 1865 after 3.
Evening star., 1941-03-01

Brinda followed him into a vault
like room, guarded by heavy iron
door.
mo news Of the--?" She hesi-
tated on the word.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
HELP WoMEk.
(Continued.)

exceptional position in our order depart
ment POSSESSING personality, vivaciou6-
ness. good looks One who can meet the
public Our trade comprises both sexes
Salary no object. Freeny's, 924 nth st.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
CAMERA SERVICE g REPAIR

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC.
sIs1O.h st. NV Phone National 4712
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
$50 let skoly.

V letoSn1m roce dovrSuje
ctvrt tis1ciletf trvan1 starobyla
skoal Peruce, jedn6 z nejpa-
matnejsfch ceskych obc1. Byla
zalozena roku 1891. Vyrocf
samo o sob6 by ami snad neby-
10 tax v%yznamne, ale "a zm1n-
ku stojf, re to byla prava Pc
rue, ktera Sc V letech ctyTica-
tych az sedesatych minul6ho
stolet1 stala stTediskem VIA
steneckeho ducha a pokroko-
snad ma poll skolsk6m.
to zasluhou vytecneho pc
dagoga a spisovatele, tehdy
d6kana peruckeoh P. Frantiska
pT1tele Palackeho a
Celakovsk6ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
KRfzkOVE ZAPASY
v CARLIN'S ARENA.

Prlstf 1tery, dine 27. kvetna
v kr1zkovych zapasech pofada-
nych v Carlin's Arena Mr.. Ed
Contosem hlavnim zapase
ktery urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky Milo Steinborn, 234 lb.
z Memphis, Tenn. utka Sc 5
Lou Plummer, 236 Id. z Balti-
more.
V nasledujlcich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb jedne porazky 1cinkujf
nasleduj1cf zapasnici:
Fred Legs Grobmier, 218
10. VS.. Hans Kampher, 231 10.
Tommy Rae, 224 Id. VS.. Leo
22O Id.
Maurice La Chappelle, 1877
10. VS.. Ed Cock, 218 Id.
Jim Austeri, PIT Id. VS.. Wal
ter Zimovich, 218 ID.
zeny v pr1vodu muze mali
vstup volny v ring side" Sc
dadlech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Omraceny bleskem.

22leta krajanka Milada Ne
meckova Sc svou ctyTletou ne
teri ManOu Fialovou byla "a
bOufe omracena bleskem v do
me c1slo 1906 Snow road, Gle
veland. ODE byly v bezvedo-
mi pc 20 minut.
Nemeckova natahovala ma
pGde snGry ma pradlo. o sve
zkusenosti pc probuzenf Sc z
mdloby vypravela:
"Zablesklo sc, v zapetf ude-
Tilo, spatTiia jsem modrou kou-
Il a ma vic Sc nepamatuji. Ted
ale potrebuji nakadeTenf, pro-
toze elektrina mn6 vlasy narrow
nala."
Blesk projel stTechou a vyra-
I'll ven, ale hned Sc vratil a O.
pet unikl. Blesk udeTil "a vel
keno lijaku v dob6, kdy Sc We
Ger delnfci vraceli z dennf pra-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

Z~ajfmavost pc STRANGE marc
dopisne mali moravskem Ko-
stelci ma Hane. V tamnim far
MIN k~ostele, zasv6cenem svetci
Jakubovi, je jeden z bocnfch OIL
tafG zasvecen svatemu Vende-
llnovi. Svetce vymaloval pred
p1l stoletfm italsky malfr ko-
steln1ch obraz1 Martinelli v ha
nackem kroji, v kozenkach,
1zce pfilehavych, We vysokych
botach a klobouku sc siro-
kym okrajem. Kostelecti jsou
ma sveho svateho hrdi, a to zee
la pravem, nebot je to jediny
svaty, ktery je vymalovan v ha-
kroji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23

4Olety Josef Foltz, byl Eat
cen We Freeport pro psani w.
hr1znych dopis1. Zatceny pra-
coval We vladimir municnim
skladisti v Savanna, ILL.,, kde
plnil bomby a jednu ukradl a
schoval 81 il garazi, kde byl k
veceru zamestnan jake proda-
vac. Jeho 8Olety otec, mattel
fanny v Argo, okres Carroll,
dostal ma velikonoce dopis ma
sleduj1c1ho zneni:
"Je mas pet a potfebujem Pc
nlze a jestli nezaplat1s $1,000,
tax vypal1me celou farmu."
Farmar odevzdal dopis seri-
fowl, ten jej odevzdal vladimir
tajnym a nez tito zacali vyse-
trovat, prisel druhy dopis.
V mem stale, ably farmar jel
v buggy podel feky v noci a az
uvidl zablesk svetla, ably peni-
re odhodil a jel dale. Agent
navedli farmaTe, ably poslechl.
Ten jel, ale nikdo Sc neprihla-
sill Nekolik nocl jezdil, ale Wy
derac Sc neukazal. Tajnf wa
do vyslechu cleny rodiny a
sc primal a pravil, re jej
navedli pobudove a hrozili mu,
jestli dopisy nenapise.
Pumu v arsenalu ukradl, po-
nevada chtel spachat sebevraz-
.u.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Hlidac srazen zlodejem do
Vltavv.

Nocn1ho hl1dace jedne ovo-
cenafske lodice v ~pTfstavisti To-
df v Holesovicfch byla by ma
lem jeho nocn1 povinnost stala
zivot. TakTka v poslednfm o.
kamziku vytahla hlidace v no.
CT hl1dka straze bezpecnosti z
Vltavy. Hl1dka, ktera procha-
zela kolem prfstavist6, zaslech-
la nahle z vltavskych vim VIOLA
nj O pomoc. Spechala "a hla-
sem tonouc1ho a do prfstaviste
k jedne z ovocnych lodi. Spo-
lecne S lodnikem Zavrtalkem,
ktery bydlf ma jedne z cetnych
lodi, podaTilo Sc jim tonoucfho
vytahnout ma lodku, S nfz Sc
pustili "a ohrozenym muzem.
Kdyz no ulozili, zkTehleho a
temeT uz vycerpan6ho zapa-
sem S vlnami, do postele jedn6
lodnf mfstnosti, ukazalo Sc, re
je to nocni hlfdac jedne ovocne
lodice, Jirf Opocensky. Ma o.
tazky, jak sc dostal do Teky,
vypravel, re ma obch1zce pc
jedne re ctyr lodi, k jejichz hi
dan1 byl urcen, nasel ma lodi ne
znameho muze, zTejme zlode-
je, ktery Sc vydal v noel "a ovo-
Gem. Neznamy Sc vrhl ma hill
dace a srazil no S mnstku, We
douc1ho ma LODI, do vody. Hill
dac byl teple oblecen a mel ma
nohou tezke boty. Nemohl Sc
z vody dostat. Hlidka
propatrala pc tomto hlidacove
sdelenf okoli lodi, nenasla vsak
pc utocn1ku uz stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Hlidac vyhoreleho skladu "a
vrazden asi sabotazniky.

Mrtvola 72leteho nocniho
hlldace byla nalezena v tros-
kach ma spalenisti drevarskeho
skladu We PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
jenz vyhofel minuly ctvrtek.
Ohen zpGsobil skody "a vice
neil million dollar6 jedine ma
zasobach stavebniho Teziva.
Celkova skoda Sc pacf ma pet
milionG, protoze vyhorelo ne
kolik dalsfch prGmyslovych bu-
dow i obytnych staveni.
Dvoupalcova rama ma hlave
nocnlho hl1dace Michaela Re-
CANA svedcf, re hlfdac byl "a
vrazden. Samozrejme re sabo-
taznlky, ktef1 pax zapalili DIRE
varske skladiste, ktere dodava-
10 drlvl ma stavbu valecnych
plavidel do sousednich lodenic,
ktere byly take pozarem ohro-
zeny.
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MEZINARODNf LfGA
STAY KlubH


Ones, v patek host mas balti-
morsky kfub Orioles ma SVEN
hflsti klub z Jersey City. Ultra
a v nedeli Dude hrati zde klub
Newark. V nedeli Dude dvoj-
zapas. V pondelf zadne utka-
nj naSeho klubu. V 1tery, We
stredu a ctvrtek budou Orioles
hrati v Newark.
Poole tabulky klubn nasi bal
timorsti Sc jeste nevzchopili a
n~evzpamatovali z porazek, kite
re utrpeli "a uplynule diva IT,
dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
Zivot "a kozu.

Ma silnicnim pTejezdu u Ma
lima Sc udalo nestesti, ktere 81
vyzadalo "a obet zivot 80lete
vymenkafky Amy Soch1rkove
z Mallna Kutne Hory. So
chGrkove, ktera je slime nahlu-
CHA, Sc zatoulala jedna z koz,
S nimiz Sc vracela prave s past
Wy, primo ma zeleznicnf koleje.
Starena tam "a nj vbehla prave
V okamziku, kdyz pfijlzdel cd
Kolfna Wax, ktery il zachytil a
usmrtil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-23
VZPOMfNKA.

Pred 16ti roxy dine 23. kvet
ma Zemfela ma draha sestra
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PREDREZNE ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

= Vefejn6 Cviceni a Vylet
poTada Sbor Kat. SokolG a So
kolic ma Cvach's Maryland
V ned6li, dine 8. cervna.
Busy pOjedou cd Katolicke Bu-
dovy v 1890 rano a 1. bod.
odpoledne. Cestovn6 soc. Phi
hlasky nejd6le do 6. cervna u
pf. Slechtov6, 902 N. Bradford
ulice.