davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Businessmen's Unit
Favors Traffic Funds
Over Outside Advice
Southeast Association
Doubts Authority for
Skip-Stop Program

The action of the District Com
missioners in bringing to WASH
ington outside traffic experts was
criticized by the Southeast Busi-
nessmen's Association last night as
they suggested that adequate appro-
priations for the traffic division and
for the improvement of the streets
was the only solution to the traffic
problem
stops which have been removed on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sec
ond and Twelfth streets Sc. was
asked on motion by Louis F. Frick.
The groups also questioned the le-
gality of eliminating certain stops
In view of the fact that the Pub
lie Utilities Commission does not
now have enough members for a
quorum.
The proposed plan of Judge Ho-
bart Newman to allow motorists to
elect to forfeit collateral on speed
charges instead of standing trial
In Police Court was approved on
hicOioil Wy Slldl4 4Co Il ISIltI.
Joseph A. Herbert, chairman of
the Public Utilities Committee, re-
ported that hearing would be re-
quested on the associations pro-
posal that the cab zones in South
east be extended.
Other resolutions passed included
approval of the rodent-control pro-
gram, condemnation of the growth
Of penny arcades and request that
suitable legislation be passed to con-
troll them, and request that the
Board of Education erect tempo
rary school buildings at Randle
Highlands to help relieve the crowd
ed conditions.
Joseph Boyle and Samuel Singer
were accepted as new members.
Adelbert w Lee presided over the
meeting. held at 314 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Deaths Reported

John j. Scott 81, Emergency Hospital
Lee e. Geyer. So Walter Reed Hospital
Aubrey S. Calhoun, 43. Emergency Hos
Howard I. Slayton. 35. Providence Hos
pital.
Afanasiev, infant, George WASHINGTON
University Hospital.
owens, infant. Sibley Hospital
Brown. infant, Columbia Hospital.
Boepple. infant, Sibley Hospital
Joseph Billings, 40, Gallinger Hospital
lie Roy Jackson. infant. Children's Hos
pital.
Charles Jones. infant Gallinger Hospital.
Jaenie Butler. infant. Freedmans Hos
pital.
Ester M. Jackson, infant. Childrens Hos
pital.
Carter, infant, Gallinger Hospital
Fletcher, infant. Columbia Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. Ian, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,pait three tuH days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
the Rev, BeHjamin ii Whiting.

Sssfss.'n' e. s.1 se2sns se22snE 4 L. wSi1ns isl "
VIII oal' as 1Sta 1sae 80 3: srd ns s.. n% :Ra
deorse w., " outtep 2S; 42a 2S5d gS. pI ns;. Is
pl NV: the Rev. r. M. Williams.
Edwin L. Little. %. 1761 T St NV. and
fillian Lin n.I E RRurroughs' 20; 144o W st. NV;
Robert Crawley, %. and Lillian Dodson,
10. both of a1S Delaware ave. s.w.; the
Rev. B. H. Perry.
Alexander T Grayette. p; 2sI4I Ct. NV.
nv: the Rev. F. w. Alstork
James T. Mayo 81. 1936 Capital ave. ne.
and d Mamie M ,s. I g., sTindler . 1s. 1910 1st
John E. strobel, 81, 703 Massachusetts,
Se ssb ne s and IS. Sue re- e. rs lla
Thslma NJ MaElCxe: ai,rIssIo 18th st.
Tensel "a, both Of Richmond. Va; the
Rev. Freeley Rohrer
pmn ana PGe + Asrd7 A. hn &c. nsl T.
RoSsrt BERT he L Esy M sGw Hsrr e.
NV; the Rev W. Keith GUSTS
George Morino, 20. and Ruby Costello. 81 :,
both Of t,,.a 45a st. NV Judge Robert
W. RgsseIl aorman. q, 441o dsth nI. me-
st ne. the Rev. John J. Coady.
John r. Perry. jr.. 81: 1870 East Capitol
st. ne: the Rev. John c. Ball.
Bernard l.. Beiderman. SO, and Laura
Kramar. 30. both OF Philadelphia; Judge
Fay l.. Bentley.
Issued At Rockville.
Joseph Carroll, 81, and Marsaret McKin-
ley. AZ. both of Linden. Md.
Everett Earl. 80, and Ruth Viola Mcclure,
-, both Of Washington.
Russell X. Ford, 81, and Agnes d. VIII
helm, 81 both of Rockville.
James M. Davies, Al, of San Francisco.
Calf. and Emile M. Wood, 80, Of
Washington.
Mich Ciazza, 25, and Susie Mae McCluskey
%, both of WaShinRton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL. FUEL OlL-TODAY
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Heavy planeF ends. sord ....... 800
Unsteamed core bloc Ks, cord -. 100
Choice log ends cord ........ 500
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

V New Yorku velkoporota,
jez vysetruje rGzne pot1ze V ma
rodn1m obrannem programu
|Spoj. Statd, obvinila sedm spo-
lecnosti a sedm muzu, z nichz
nektef1 jsou Americana a ne
kterf Nemci, re utvorili neza-
konnou kombinaci Ike kontrole
produkce.
Jde O svetovy trh S magnesi-
tenn, ddlezitym pfi vyrobe oce-
Ii. z magnesitu, krone jinych
minerall, tezf Sc take hofc1k
nebo-li magnesium. Velkopo-
rota ms "a to, re ona skupina
firem a muz1 prestoupila Sher-
man1v protitrustovy zakon a
take zakon celn1.
Poole obsahu obzaloby k O.
ne nezakonne dohode doslo
hned roku 1923, o deset roku
drive, neil sc v Nemecku do
stall k Wade naziste, a byla
obnovovana cas- cd casu. Po-
sledne Sc tax stale roku 1887 a
tato dohoda je tedy stale jeste
v platnosti.
Obzalovanf jsou obvineni,z re
kontrolovali svetovy trh S mag
nesitem, ktery vzdoruje nej-
vyss1mu zaru a je no zapotfe-
bi v ocelaTskych vysokych pc
Icfch a v tav1rnach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
VII.


Nebylo snad nikoho, KIDD by
"narodn1 besedy" neuspoko-
jen odchazel a pevne 81 neumi-
noval, re budoucne ma nj p1j-
de Ease a re il vsem svym INA
mym k navst1ven1 doporuci.
Vzdyt i re vsetecnosti jen do
stavivs1m Sc sem Nemcum a
odpdrcGm vzkvetu ceskeho Ii
vota v Praze Sc I1bila.
Jak pax nemela tesiti Cechy
upT1mne a nadsene! A jak ne
mela uspokojiti matinky, ktere
ma nj dcerusky sve privedly,
jez tam molly krepke nozky
nechati! Kazde to lichotilo a
k umlnenf svadelo, re tento
Piles v budoucnu nikdy nevyne-
cha.
PAM Pavlfkova sla sem ma
,jisto. Ia vedela, re Jifina Sc
svym libomudrcem Sc .nepustl,
ale PAM Hauserova, kdyz ko-
car pred Zofinskou restauracl
stanul a Judita z neho vystupo-
vala, cftila jakesi uzko, jestli
toho nakladu ma to vsecko ne
Dude skoda!
Porad tenn vlastenc1m ned1-
verovala!
Nez kdyz to vsecko uhlldala
a kdyz spatrial, kterak Sc mily
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Kra ian vyznamenan.

V Kansas City byla minuly
tyden konana narodn1 konven-
&c sdruzenl National Associa-
ton of Dyers and Cleaners, a
mezi zvolenymi 1redniky MALE
"a Sc tez Leo Soukup z Lincoln.
Byl zvolen m1stopfedsedou
sdruzenf a vedle toho byl zvo-
len pTedsedou v~yzkumneho in
stitutu pro barvenf a cisten1 O.
devil. Tento institut sc naleza
We Washingtone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
NdrOdnf BeSeda.
PRAzKA IDYLLA cd vACSLAVA REZNfcKA.

lem sebe neuslysela ami jedno.
no nemeckeho slovfcka. Vsu-
de a odevsad carnival pouze q
vyhradne jenom hovor cesky, a
tax Sc vsem tady prftomnym k
srdci zamloval, re nikdo jinak
zde promluviti ami nepomyslil
Obzvlastn1 ovzdus1!
Vzdyt Judita dost a dost
vzdycky dbala a hledela dobre-
no tonu a rada pc nemecku spu
stila, ale tady il ami incapable,
ba We sve mysli 1plne zacala
souhlasiti S pr1telkynf Jirinou,
re ceska rec je vlastne pekna
rec a kdyby il v Cechach mlu-
vii kazdy, re by Sc 1plne nem-
cine vyrovnala, jestli by il do
konce daleko nepfedstihla.
Uminovala 81, re nyni zacne
1plne jen cesky mluviti. Tady
ma "narodn1 besede" ia vile a
dmysl v nj vznikly. Nez musila
k MIN miti svedky, kteri by mad
zachovavanfm jej1m dbali. CT
tia to a proto je vyhledavala.
Byla to ovsem Jirina, ktera
Sc pc boku mileho sveho sna-
Fence libomudrctvf vytecne w.
razela. V te stale proudfcf SINE
81 nebyla TAX snadno k dostize-
nj, az konecne, kdyz prvn1 dol
move plesov1 minuli a kazdy
zacal sc ovladati, tn teprve Sc
pTitelkyne sesly.
"Jak je?" pozdravila Jirina
druzku.
"DobTe!" libovala 81 tato.
"Jak jinak Jitce u Bretislava
nemozno!"
Judita pri teto poznamce po-
d1vala Sc ma sveho juristu, KITE
ry hnevive pohledl ma pokojne
Sc tvarfcfho libomudrce, re i to
ma neho vyzvonil. Nez jen O.
kamzik sc skaredil. To melo
pro neho jednu znamenitou W.
hodu, nebude musiti delat Ju-
dite vyznanf lasky, ona Sc toho
pekne touto cestou dow.
Judita sc tomu zasmala. CT
tia, re je to oplatka "a toho
Jezfska koutku schodG tiche-
no domu v Zahradn1 ulici. Ra-
da pr1telce prominula. Ostat-
ne il to tesilo. Jen Sc trochu
Zardela.
"A jak je tobe?" ptala Sc.
"Take dobfe. jake vzdyc-
ky!"
"Vsak je mezi Cechy pekne!"
zatouzila Judita. "Toho jsem
AMI neocekavala. Budu take
Ceskou'', pevne vyTkla.
"Tak vidis!"
"Jsi hodna, re isl mne sem
pozvala!"
"To Sc podekuj svemu dav-
nemu ctiteli a priteli," ukazala
Jirina ma Neustupu.
Judita vdecne k nemu pohle-
della. Tedy on Sc o nj tolik sta
raj. Uze Sc k nemu pfitulila,
kdyz v tom zahlaholily S gale
RE zvuky lahodne hubby. Mia
d1 Tide vsude padali 81 objeti
a letmo davali Sc v krepky
SkOk --
Vsude mezi pr1tomnymi We
sell a radost nezmerna, a to
pres pulnoc az do rama b1leho,
tax re Sc "narodnl beseda' o.
pet primo neslychane znameni-
te povedla -
Cechove NELL platnost sveho
spolecenskeho zivota a jeho re-
presentace v Praze z%ajisteny.
"Narodni beseda" byla prvni
toto vymozenost1 a CO sym L.
castnfkGm d1sledky svymi pri-
nasela? Jake ku pflkladu ma
sim znamym!
WIT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
EVROPE HROZf INFLUENZA


Pf1stl zastavka epidemicke
lnfluenzy, ktera pocala v Kali
fornii a z Pacifickeho pobrezi
Sc slfl ma vychod, Dude v Evro-
pc. Ackoli lekarske authority
ma podepfenf tohoto proroctvi
nebudou citovany, costa influ-
envy je jasna.
Tato epidemic Poole zjiste-
nych zprav vypukla p1vodne
ma konci minuleho leta v Ho-
nolulu ma Havajskych ostro-
vech. Zdravotni drady v Ka-
lifornii vystopovaly il odtam-
tud, nebot ma zapadni pobrezf
|Spoj. Stat1 pTisla S cestujicimi
z Honolulu a v Kalifornii Wy
pukla ma podzim.
Jej1 costa ma vychod byla tax
neuprosna, re Sc niue rlci, re
urazila SO mill denne, ackoli We
skutecnosti Sc ma vychod dosta-
la take ojedinelymi vyskyty po-
del LIME sve hlavnl cesty, pTi
cemz jej1 vyvrcholen1 slo vzdy
v zapet1 pc onom nektere obla-
sti vice zapadne, kde uz vypu-
kla epidemicky.
Kdy tato epidemic influenzy
v Honolulu vypukla nemohlo
byti zjisteno. Pc prve 81 cpl
demie zdravotnf 1rady povsim-
ly teprve, kdyz uz zahajila svou
cestu ma vychod. Ma stest1 je
to jenom 'm1rna" forma teto E.
pidemie, ktera nema onech
zhoubnych, t. j. smrt1cfch ma
sledkG jake ona Influenza z let
1917 a 1918, ktera k nam pr
sla opacnou cestou.
Dals1m znamen1m, re letosn1
epidemic influenZy sc neod-
vratne bere smerem k vychodu
je fakt, re Angle uz v minu-
lych dnech pozadala o velkou
zasilku noveho sera k ockovan1
prot influence, ktere bylo Wy
robeno v Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research v New
Yorku, a take il dostala. Phi
tom Sc vyskytly zpravy, ovsem
jeste neoverene, re vsichni mu-
Ii V britske armade mali byti
ockovani.
Angle stoj1 prvn1 z Evropy
v ceste teto epidemic nejen
svou zemepisnou polohou, ale
take tim, re pravdepodobne S
valecnymi potrebami z Ameri-
ky dostava Sc tam tez mnohem
vice lidskych prenasec1 nezli
do kterekoli jine zeme. Avsak
celia zpaadn1 Europa je VISTA
vena nebezpeci, re dostane a.
merickou chTipku, zvlaste pax
Portugalsko, pT1staviste anne
rickych letadel Clippers.
Jak 81 veci stoj1 nynf, pfena-
seci influenzy nemohou byti
zastaveni a isolovani, protoze
lekarsk6 authority je nemohou
rozpoznati. I kdyz nektera O.
SODA ma v sobe zarodky influ-
envy, lekari mali potlze V di-
agnose, ably opravdu mohli roz
poznati, re jde o influenza.
Pravdepodobne nejvyznac-
nejs1 Characterization je rych-
lost, S kterou influenza udefl
ma osoby. Vetsinou to byva ma
hla horecka, bolen1 hlavy, bo-
lesti v zadech, jakoz i v nohach
Lekafsky Teceno, toto nejsou
specificke pr1znaky, lee mohou
byti vsechny pohromade. Dru-
hou velkou Characterization je,
re tato influenza, prave V A
merice Tadlc1, nevyzaduje 81
temer zadnych lidskych zivotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

AIO VdA1Iy hldCCI, q kuyZ Sc lie
navrat1s, pGjdeme "a tebou v
jistote, re ia bohyne i pc vrchu
"a podlvanou stoj1!"
Bee Odporu pfijato i bez Cd
pOru vykonano.
Drahotin VILLAIN sci a vice Sc
nevratil.
"NoemGv havran!" prohodil
kdosi a jiz bral Sc "a MIN.
A nelitoval toho. Erben, kdyz
necO rekl, melo to vzdy sve mi
stO a svOu vahu!
Vzdyt i stara vojna, VILLAIN,
ktery "a sveho lajtnantovani
pTece kus sveta videl, mad tim,
co tady ma "narodnf besede" u
hl1dal, skoro ustrnul.
SpatFil, kterak Sc salem pro-
chaz1, Cejkou a Nebeskym pro-
vazena mlada, tax dvacetileta
panicka krasy nevfdan6 a take
zaroven i odusevnene. Oci il
horely, vsude jskry z Mich srse-
ly a lice il plaly, jake by ma vse
chny strany zahr1valy.
VILLAIN ma ostatn1 pfatele "a
pomnel 1plne a special hledat
Erbena, ably mu neco blizs1ho o
nj povedel.
Nez muka zakusil, nez Sc do
v6del, re to manzelka financ-
niho 1Tednlka Josefa Nemce,
vlastence, a re pfse pekne p1s-
ne S podpisem "Bozena."
Musil Erbena vyhledati V Ta-
dach laskovny menuett tanc1-
cfch. Ale kdyby Sc byl ku pTi-
kladu pr1tele Pichla anebo mia
deho ne1stupneho Riegra yep
tai, byli by mu take povedeli,
kde ia panicka je a odkud po-
chazi.
Ted ovsem re take tancila.
Vzdyt tancilo vse, co nohy k
tanci pTestarale nemelo, a KIDD
tanciti nemohl, S potesenim Sc
ma ten rel dfval.
Wanna "kadrylla" stfhala
zdlouhavy "sotys", "a "soty-
Sem" nasledovala alliance" a
op6t neco koloveho.
Ale kdo 81 zde ma "narodn1
besede" nejv1ce asi liboval, byl
snazenec libomudrctv1 Dvorak,
a tim sp1se, re blazilo jej vedo-
mi, re Sc take o zdar jej1 pone-
kud pTicinil. Byl pc boku sve
radost1 zar1c1 Jiriny vsecek sta
stem. Zrovna jak ona, kterou
re vseho nejv1ce tesilo, jak mi
lie pT1telce poradila, nebof po-
zorovala, kterak Sc S Bretisla-
vem Neustupou vytecne a spo-
lu i ''v6cne" bavf.
Take Dvorak AMI dosti malo
nepochyboval, re il dabelsky
chytry jurista do nal1cenych
tenat milosti lap1.
Sledovala jej nekdy, jak 81
vede.
Patrne, re sc mu Poole vse-
no velmi dobTe pfi panne Judi
tie darilo. Bylo videti, re je u
pine spokojen.
Kdyz il sve rame podal, tn
Sc il pTedstavil. Selma selmov-
ska, a jiz tax dlouhy cas- il mad
chazel, i S nj mluvil. Pfivedl il
t1mto zpGsobem do nesm1rnych
rozpakuv.
"Vy jste znamy S panem Dvo-
Takem," Tekla, ably Sc z Mich
dOstala.
"Ano!"
con je tn t6z?" tazala Sc.
"OvSem, ale jest6 nekoho &C.
ka!" z%vestoval il.
"To Jirinku!"
"Ano! To je dobra Ceska!"
Iiboval 81 jurista, Sc Zalibenlm
kypre, mlade devce, jez do sa-
lu uvadel, 81 prohlfzeje a ma "a
visit znamych a pTatel labuzne
Sc pase. Zvedlo Sc mu!
"Vsak ona jedina mne sem
%pTivabila!" vyznavala Judita.
"Ale nelitujete toho, re jste
il uposlechla," zahoVorll Brett
slav.
Dfvka sc vyparadenym a stu
necne az osv6tlenym salem roz
hledla a mile dojata zakrouti-
la spanilou svou hlavinkou, re
nikoli.
"My Cesi jiz take neco plati-
mel" jail Sc vychloubati Neu-
stupa.
"Tatfnek je take Cech," Wy
hrklo d1vce pfese rty.
GA padesat let budou v &C.
chach samf Cesi," poucoval il
jurista.
"A to pax budou "narodnl
besedy" slavne!" zatouzila
parma.
"A vynosn6!" Neustupa ma
tn "RudOu Sc itch tiSlcOVe u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

SIGH Prazskych advokatG do
stall, tn il starnouc1 srdce v ma
dru jake by razem omladlo.
Vice nakladu nelitovala a
jen dcerusku sledovala, kterak
Sc znamenite vyraz1 a zabavu-
je. Pr tom pax ma mysl pfi-
chazely il p~rapodivne myslen-
ky.
Videla milou svou judith do
spivati, videla, re Sc uplne k
mlademu muzi hodf, re j to
slusu, a tn PAM Hauserova pa
trala, kdo ten svarny a obratny
mlady muz je.
"Budoucf advokat!" dovede-
Ia Sc.
Pozorovala, re Sc ami on k
Judite AMI Judita k nemu CHE
Rozmyslela a ma mysl pTicha
zelo j, ably made vs1m jedno o.
ko zamhourila a druhe pest1
prikryla. Nyni byla rada, re
Sc sem vybrali, &C ucinila tax
jenom, ably dcera jej1 "a tou
Pavl1kovou pozadu nezustala.
"Uvid1me!" pov1dala 81. Ma
pana manzela pfi tom AMI ne
pomyslila.
Vsak ten take veda, re Sc je-
no zenskym dosti dobre dole
vede, hledel 81 nahofe v resta-
uracn1 mlstnosti sveho. Ones
mohl 81 neceho dovoliti. jed
max poprve doprovazel doru-
staj1c1 dceru do plesu, a to "a
slouzilo naleziteho oslaven1,
jednak byl ma ceskem plesu, a
to musil on, syn dobreho &C.
cha, opet nalezite oslaviti, a "a
tretf prisel z dohledu pffsne sve
PAM manzelky, a to zas1ouzilo
take jak oslavy tax i vyuzitko-
van1.
Clovek 81 z kopytka vyhoditi
nekdy must!
A jiz jail Sc zamozny a dobro
myslny mestan noriti v lahod-
ny pozitek ohnive krve vim
nych hrozn1v.
Chv1li sedel tax sam, nez br-
zy pfisl osem obstaroznlch pa
nj vice, kter1 sem sve drahe
hlavy doprovodili a nyn1 tady
chteli 81 dlouhy cas- ukratiti.
Pan Hauser uhlldal mezi nj
mi sve zname. lined byl u Mich
a nyn1 byl stastnejs1 neil ii
dole. Sesli Sc zde Tide "jedna
mysl jeden duch!"
TAX dali Sc tedy do Waste
neckeho moku re stran1 Mel
nickych. Ten zahy jim srdce
otevrel a jazyky rozvazal, tax
re vaznf, opatrn1, moudr1 a u
mlrnenf Prazsti domac1 panove
rozjareni krvl revinou jail Sc
pripfjeti zdaru ceske myslenky
o nfz Sc do teto chv1le jake O
nedostatky bytech svych ma
jemnlku nestarali.
"Mdj dobry tatfk byl Cech!"
chlubil Sc pan Hauser. "Jak
by nebyl Czech, kdyz Sc Houser
jmenoval!"
"Vsak m1j otec byl take
Cech!" zahovorilo nyn1 re spo-
lecnosti najednou nekolik.
"Proto jsme Cechy vespolek
vsichni!" vseobecne prohlase-
no a sklinky S perlicim Sc vim
KEN naplnene zazvonily.
"Vsem dobrym Gechdm
"hoch" a "vivat"!
Byli te nejskvostnejs1 ma
lade.
ga bych, pTatele, svou dee
ru, &C mann jenom jedinkou, nj
komu jinemu medal nezli &C.
chu!" vyznaval pan Hauser.
ia take net"
"To chybujeme, kdyz Mem
ce mezi sebe usazujeme a Jeste
je obohacujeme!"
V teto chv1li ma Will svych
konsistor1, PAM manzelek, nj
KIDD AMI %nepomyslil! Byli tn
sami, ale ami o pulnocnlm Cd
dechu Sc svymi zamysly Sc ne
tajili. Obzvlaste pax pan Hau
ser vedl 81 tax panovite, re dru
heho dine jiz casne z rama, &C
Sc jeste dokonale ami nepro-
spal, byl prisnou PAM chotl pfl-
mo "a sve vcerejsf, domaclho
pana nikterakz dGstojne chova
nj pfepaden.
SEQ isl to vcera poTad povl-
DALI" zostra Sc ma neho PAM
manzelka obula.
"ze judith nikomu jinemu
nedame nezli Cechovi!" To
vcera PAM Hauserova ode
xE11L 14>o ~1xSI- -1xxSo10 q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Rv PAuL MANNING

fNEA Service stan CorrespOndent)
 London, oct. ls-The average per- son in London today cannot under stand why Britain does not storm the continent, open up a real West ern Front" now that Germany is tied up in an ail-out effort to smash the Russian armies.
 But the big people, the generals, the air force chiefs, the men of the navy, the politicians of Whitehall, know the reason. Bluntly put, it's military weakness. These men Tn authoritative circles" are not de- luding themselves that the Maginot line type of defense they have built up since the chaotic hours Of Dun- kirk is yet a striking force.
 England today could probably not land more than six fully equipped divisions in France. These would be met, despite the campaign in the east, by 20 to 30 German divisions
 Many critics of the current Brit ish military policy sense this. of course, but have had their outlook co!ored by the wishful-thinking of refugees and the unrest in France. The latter, althought possibly true, still remains too indeCLsive Q mil- itary factor when planning Q final campaign that could mean total vic- tory or total defeat for Britain.
 Stories, too, of enormous RAF bomb damage in Germany and a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

The Park department is willing to try any plan to eliminate the nuisance created by starlings m the trees around the Green, says supt. of Parks James J. Curtin. But he adds, pessimistically, that he doubts that any scheme VIII prove successful.
 Several remedies tried have woked temporarily but each time the starlings have returned to make life miserable for pedestrians and autoists. Once police rounted the birds with shotgun blasts, but they were back, aS chipper as ever, the next night. Another time a hawk was placed in a cage high above the Green. For Q time the starlings kept a respectable dis tance, but when they found that he couldn't get out to hurt them they went right on nestling In the trees around the Green.
 Many cities report the same problem In New Britain, several trees in the city's Central Park were cut down over the protests of indignant citizens. The birds found other trees. Then Q few days ago flremen sent wate from high pessure hoses into the teres to drive the birds away. The Starlings simply flew to trees at the other end of the park, and when 1iemen chased them from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
PEACE SOCIETY
 TO HOLD DANCE
Proceeds of MaSque Nov. 2 to Be Given By Group
 to U. s. 0.
Washington Hill

Plans are being made for the Fifth Annual Masque and Dance Co be given by the Maasis Ladies Peace Society November ? at the washington Park Community House auditorium. More than any other year the members are working to make this affair a huge success, both financially and socially, as the proceeds while benefiting this char liable organization, Q part of the returns will be turned over to the Q. s. O.
 Cliff Skaters Orchestra will furn- ash music for the dancing. There will be novelties and prizes and during the evening presentation of a cedar chest will also take place,
 Members of the committee include Mrs. l.. K. Stevens. Mrs. William Shaker, Mrs. George Haddad, Mrs, John Haddad, Mrs. Alfred Haddad, Mrs. William Jabren, Mrs, S, A, Corey, Mrs. Michael Haddad, Mrs, Crien Corey, Mrs. William Corey, Mrs. Joseph Shaker, Mrs. Albert xEaddad, Mrs. M. k. Matney and the Misses Rose Shaker, Margaret Shaker, Frieda Francis and Emily Corey.
 Also serving as honorary members of the committee are Louis Shaker, Fred Francis, Thomas Stevens, George Corey and Albert Haddad'
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas RIckard, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hennessey and Miss Nora HenneSsey were recent visitors with MT. and Mrs. Patrick ehannahan Of South street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Personal To Fat Girls

Now you may slim down your face and figure without starvation dieting or back breaking exercises. Just eat sensihly and take Marmola under the conditions and ae- eording to directions on the package.
 Marmola Tablets have been sold to the public for more than thirty years. More than twenty million boxes have been Attributed during that period.
 MarmolA is not a cure-all, MaFmoia h only for adult fat persona whose fafnesa is caused by thyroid deficiency (hypothyrolds lsml but wha are otherwise normal and heal. thy. We do not make any diaRnosls as that ia tho function Of your physician. who must be consulted for that purpose. Why not 4Yv tn lose thn1a u@ly. uncomfortable pounds tha MaFIncla way3 2 Get box oe Marmola taSsv frem ysur aEuHginE