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Evening star., 1941-07-14
Numbers Are Placed
In Capsules for Draft
Lottery Thursday
Motor Assembly Line
Method Is Used for
Speed and Accuracy

Five girls today began inserting
300 consecutive numbers in capsules
in preparation for the second selec-
tive service lottery at I pm. Thurs
day.
The numbers. as they are drawn
from the historic goldfish bow
which was used in the World Wal
draft lottery and the first selective
service lottery will determine the
sequence in which approxima tely
100000 2l-year-olds will be called by
their local boards.
Local SeleCtive service headquart- =
ers announced. meanwhile. that all
local draft boards had posted the
serial numbers of the 2l-year- -olds.
BY learning their serial numbers,
their number is drawn during the
lottery.
Using automobile assembly line
methods for speed and accuracy. the
five girl employees of selective service
headquarters worked in a room al
the national headquarters under
the supervision of Maj Richard P
Davidson, who has charge of oper-
alton of the lottery.
Each of the girls worked at an
assembly board that had been slotted
to hold IS capsules The numbers
were printed in black ink on light
cardboard.
CellulOse Type Provided.
Profiting by experience at the
first Selective service lottery. when
the inf1ammable material of the
capsules caused concern, a new type
Of capsule, composed of cellulose
acetate. has been provided. The
non-inf1ammabl substance is the
same as that used for the manufac-
ture of safety motion picture films
The new capsules, melon colored
to correspond with the July l reg
istration cards. also have screw
caps. which will not become de-
tached when the capsules are stirred
in the goldfish bowl
AS soon as the capsules have been
filled, they will be conveyed by ar
mored car to vault in the Treas
ury. They will be under constant
guard there until removed to the
Departmental Auditorium and
placed in the bowl Thursday eve
ming.
The numbers drawn in the lottery
will determine the sequence in
which the July l registrants will be
integrated by each local board
among its old registrants. This in
tegration will be proportionate
among the old registrants who have
order numbers larger than the last
selectee inducted before June 80.
Urged to Seek Commissions.
Meanwhile, Brig. Gen Albert L.
Cox, District director Of selective
service. advised medical students
and internes who are selective serv-
ice registrants to crdeavor to obtain
commissions in the Medical Reserve
Corps Of the Army
Gen. Cox called attention to a re-
cent War Department announce
ment that male medical students
who have completed more than two
years in Grade A medical school
IN the United states ale eligible for
commissions as second lieutenants in
the Medical Administrative Corps
Reserve and physically qualified in
ternes may be commissioned as first
lieutenants in the Medical Corps
Reserves"
Evening star., 1941-07-14
President Nominates
CAPT. John H. Hoover
To Be Rear Admiral
List Of Promotions in
Navy, Army and Health
Service Announced

Capt. John H. Hoover, U. S. N,
was nominated by President Roose-
welt today to be q rear admiral
The nomination was included in a
list of promotions in the Navy, Army
and Public Health Service recon-
mended to Congress.
Capt. Hoover is a native of Ohio
and was appointed to the Naval
Academy from Montana. His duties
have included the fitting out of the
U. S. S. Paulding, the first OIL
burning destroyer in the Navy. He
later became its executive officer.
In 1921 Capt. Hoover was in
charge of the naval gun factory
here and was attached to the ofiice
of the chief of naval operations
from 1926 to 1923. He has COM
manded both aircraft carriers, u S.
S. Lexington and U. S. S. Langley,
and also was in command OF the
naval air station at Norfolk, Va,
from 1887 to 1898.
He has been chief of staff and
aide in the battle force aircraft
since 1899. He holds the Navy
Cross and the Victory Medal.
Commanders nominated to be
cant aims uere.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Medical inspectors nominated to
be medical directors, with the rank

Mcdaniel. F. l.
DAVIS. Brython p.
Cham berS, John II
White. Joel j.
Roberts. Lyle J.
Wilicutts. NJ d
Hook. Frederick f
Llneberry. ". 7
MORROW. Thomas l.
Turvllle, w. x. +.
Brown. Clarence .
Whitehead. Elv L.
Norwood, B. F.
DearlnR. Arthur II.
Albright. Paul NJ.
MEMORIES. z d
johnson. Lewis "
Thomas. James r.
Penneli. Walter j.
RYAN. Frank W.
Team. Robert 2
Anderson. W. NJ
Marshall. Leslie p.
Vann, John "
Parsons. Robert P.
Ada ms, John c.
McArthIr Guy q
Evening star., 1941-07-14

/ Dental surgeons nominated to be
dental surgeons. with the rank of
/ captain:
EnyasG Emsrson If 5. W. hdceery ls9msr H4osT
/ Montaonery. Lou c. Bureieh. Andrew. L.
/ Tartre, Joseph 4 Hylsnd. Edward A.
/ DAVIS Robert s. Rault. Clemens V.
/ Claytor, Spry o. Root. James
| Pay inspectors nominated to be
pay directors. with the rank of cap
/ tain:
Austin Charles l. Gantz. BENJAMIN g.
+ Huff Robert B Ring. Morton L.
! Slarrow Malcolm Wheeler. Vernon H.
Civil engineers nominated to be
civil engineers, with the rank of
I captain:
Moreeu, Ben Smi,h. william H
F6ss F6sse' Aiden SsTI MsTihn Msnnns Jos.: Josn
fhomss. s d aooer, z. eenmS. een1ss T;l,sm .H,. NJ
For the Army the President sub
mitted the nominations of the fol-
lowing lieutenant cclonels to be col
onels:
Moore. Air Corps: olive Stevenson Ferson.
James Franklin Powell. .Air Corps: Neal
Creighton. Air Corps: Alonzo Manins Drake.
Air Corps. Victor Herhert Strahm, AIT
Corps: Ira kober' Koeris. Air Corps Karl
! Shsfner Axtatsr, Air Corps: William
! Joseph Flood Ar Corps: Charles Merrill
Savaee Air Corps. George Churchill Ken
nev Temporary brles dier general, Army OF
! the United Ststs,', Air Corps; Georse Mer-
rill Palmer, All Corp: John Parr Temple,
Air Cops, Byron Turner Burt Jr.. AR
/ Coros: Earl Gene Harper. Air Corps; Loths
Aueust Smith AT CorpS: William Vslery
Andrews, Air Corps: Arthur Wellineton
! Brock. lr, Air Corps; MerTick Cav Esta-
brook ". Air CorpS: Carl Franklin Gree"e.
Alr Corps. Lee Roland Watrous, ir, finance
/ department Coloael Armv Of the Uni ed
! Sraresl. Philip Schneeoereer Air Corps.
For the Public Health Service. the
president nominated Assistant Sur
geon Howard T. White to be passed
assistant surgeon and the following
| doctors to be assist ant surgeons:
! Drummond. S. H. Nisbet, Douglas s
! Haley. Timothy j Insraham, Samuel c.
| Stubbs. Travick H Moore. Joseph A.
Marturano, Frank P. Miller Robert z.
Snow, Randall W. Duhon Samuel c.
The Government of Thailand Is
increasing its participation in busi-
| ness.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Hitler Personally Gives
Award to Punzer Chief

3, the Associated Press.
BERLIN, July IA. Adolf Hitler
has personally conferred the Oak
Leaves to the Knights Cross of the
Iron Cross on Panzer Gen. Rudolf
Schmidt for his work on the eastern
front, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Christian Kemp c
Hutchlns Gordon
Larson, W. j.
Davis. Ralph O
Wlltse Lloyd j
Cohen. Marion Y.
Brown, John H, II
Mccormick. L. D.
Ba ker. r. n. S.
Nelson. william
Davis, Arthur c.
Struble. Arthur D.
Pennoyer. P. W. il
kell. Claude o.
Shoemaker. J. NJ.
Glover. Robert o.
VIckery. Howard J..
I'm Stei Scott
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Burnett, Henry p.
Chandler. T. z.
Peyton. Thomas 6.
jenkins. Samuel p.
Granat, William
Graf, Homer w.
Low. Francls S.
ROYAL, Forrest 3.
McCrea. John L.
Clarke. Horace D.
Overesch. Harvey Z.
Ouynn. Allen G.
Christie. Ralph W.
Mullinnlx. Henry NJ
Bates. Richard W.
Chambers. Irving r.
Dawson, Ralph e.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Mourning and Meditation
Mark BostiIIe Day

VICHY, Unoccupied France, July
IA (P,.-France spent this July IA in
mourning and meditation far diff
ferent from the celebrations which
made "Bastille Day" the republic S
gayest celebration.
In occupied zones, Germans for
bade even the flying Of flags and in
the unoccupied zones parades and
demonstrat tions we're forbidden and
few flags flew.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
INDIGESTION
may affect the Heart

Gas trapped In the stomach or gullet may act like
hair trigger the heart AT the rst sign Of distress
smart and women depend Bell ANS Tablets to
set gas free. No laxative but made Of the fastest
acting medicines known for arid indigestion. II the
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell Ans better. return
kcitls To and receixe DOI-RIIE Mnpe1 Back. ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
JEDEN JEDNO
ZATCENf.

Policiste Arthur Plummer a
Vincent E. Reilly z radio auto
mobilu, pomocl klobouku dosta
Ii do moci % rok1 stareho Ger
mocha jenz ma to zadrzen byl
pod zarukou $1,000 pro velko-
porotu pro ukraden1 trucku.
Pc uvedomen1 O kradezi KRAFT
ce pc |. iodine v sobotu rano,
policiste nalezli truck, jenz vra
I'll do pTedku DON'T 1919, 1921
a 1923 N. Gilmor ulice a jehoz
narazy predni sklo rozbito by
10. V trucku nalezli jenom po-
tluceny klobouk. Kdyz cd true
ku vratili sc ku svemu automo-
blu, zaslechli radio volani z u
niversitnl nemocnice o crane
mem muzi. Policiste vesli do
wardy, polozili klobouk ma sto-
lex V blizkosti dveT1 a cekali.
Kratce ma to Albert Howard
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Ztracene ditS nalezeno.

z Louise, V Texasu, Sc sd6lu-
|je, re hustem lese ctrnact no
din byl ztracen dvoulety syna-
eek George u. Tatea z Housto-
M neil jej nasli. Tateovi byli
ma LONESOME renci ma ~navsteve.
V nedeli otec S jinymi sli ma We
verky a dite Sc zatoulalo z do
mu. $50 vojakG z Camp HUI
len schvalne bylo poslano po-
moci lidem ztracene dft6 hle-
DAFT. Nasel je Albert Sanders
z Edna, schovane V hustem kro
vi, chranen6 pred destem a III
mou. Prvn1 slova dltete byla:
"Chci "a maminkou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
ZAPASY v
CARLIN'S E

Pr1sti dtery, dine 6. kvetna v
kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Carlin's Arena V hlav-
MIN zapase ktery urcen ma do
blu jedne porazky Warren
Bockwinkel, 226 10. re St.
Louis utka Sc S Fred Legs
Grobmier, 218 ID. z Des Moines
Iowa.
Zvlastni atrakc1 Dude zapas
dvojic. Jim big Coon Henry,
|237 Id. a Ed. Newman, 235 ID.
VS.. Len Macaluso, 224 Id. a
Paul Bosch, % 10. Vftezi mu-
81 ziskati dive porazky re trech
utkanl.
V nasleduj1cfch dvou zapa-
sech ktere urceny ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazku ucinkuji
Joe De Valdeau, 22O ID.
French Canadian VS.. Hans
Kampher, 235 ID. Recko-Rlm-
sky champion.
Tommy Rae, 225 ID. z Kama.
dy VS.. Henry Kalkowicz, 21e
Id. 2 Polska.
zeny V prGvodu muze maj.
vstup volny V "ring-side" soda.
dlech. Zacatek V $50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
KRADEzE.

June Scott, 10leta z N. Mo-
mastery avenue, okradena byla
o tobolku S 80 Gently ma scho-
dech u domu, kdyz pocala Wy
stupovati pc techto. Tobolku
ukradl il belossky mladlk.
= Ma rok do polepsovny Cd
souzen byl 18lety cernoch Will
liam B~raxton, jenz chycen byl,
kdyz nesl tasku s obleky z
Pennsylvanskeho automobile
stojicfho bl1zkosti Belvedere
hotelu. Cernoch primal sc ku
tTem jinym kradezim z auto
mobilG.
" Havre De Grace zlode-
il v noel re ctvrtku ma patek
vnikli do postovni budovy, Wy
razili dvere pokladny, ukradli
z teto asi $500 ma hotovosti a
kolky v Gene 5000 a prchli.
Vetsf pokladna zdstala jimi
netknuta. Y teto bylo n6kolik
tislc dolarI.
- Zlodeji vnikli do 1Tadov-
ny Petroleum Heat and Power
spolecnosti, {. 1927 Cathedral
ulice, v noel z patku ma sobotu
a ukradli 200 liber tezkou po-
kladnu, v n1z bylo $500 ma no
tovosti a $75 v bondech.
Pokladnu dostali ven skrze
zadnf dveTe a pres pore asi do
cekaj1c1ho tam AUTOMOBILE. Po-
kladna nalezena byla v lese u
Delight v Baltimorskem okre-
SUI v sobotu. Byla prazdna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

Roberta Eckenrode, 48 rokG
stara, popalena byla vybuchem
plynu We SVEN dome v $500
blocku Stonington avenue. V
bezvedom1 vynesena byla z ku-
chyne domu hasici a zavezena
do w. Baltimore General ne
mocnice.
Soused shrabujic1 odpadky
ma dvorku, zahledl plameny Wy
razivsf z okna kuchyne Ecken-
rodeova domu. Manuel popa-
lene, j. Leonard Eckenrode je
1redn1kem v Real Estate boar
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Financni zprava z Kabaretu
20. dubna 1941.

PT1jem:
Ia 124 listki u vchodu S $500
Ia 8 pol. l1stkG 200
Ia 252 listk1
predprodeji 126.00
Ia ceky ma pivo 1925
Ia obsazen1 mouky,
cukru a cukrovinky 1856
Ia obsazeni vysivaneho
behounu, darovala
PAM A. Mizerovsky 53.1O
z kuchyne 11.81
z baru dodatecne Alt
Dairy pl. Kat. Benes 100
pl. Anna Mrazova LOO
pi. Marie Sapova LOO
$426.88
.Vydan1:
Ia pivo a RUNE
Sokolovne $8O.74
Hudba p. Jan Svitak 24.OO
Najem Sokolovny $500
Ia 6. S. RoZhlas 800
"Telegraf" - plakaty
a ornament 100
Tisk f. j. Hejny
"a l1stky a ceky $50
Ia roznasen1 plakat1 so
Ia knizky ma obsazovan1 .88
Ia maso a jine
do kuchyne 1857
Statni dan z pTijmu APT
Vladn1 dan z llStku 1900
Dodatecne ma statnf dan
z yepfovych hodu 4.62
PostOvne 80
-
$186.38
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
TRETfHO
C.

Mrtvola ~ rokn stareho Ned
Chambers, jednoho re tfi no.
chd, kteTl utonuli, kdyz vyjeli
81 ma LODGE ma Severn reku z
Round Bay v dobe vetrne bou-
re. Mrtvola Ray Cunningham
tez dvanactileteho, nalezena
byla 16. dubna. Mrtvola 18le-
teho Waltera Jared Hill AL
mond, jenz sedl do jine lodic-
ky, ably pomohl temto dvema a
sam pax utonul, nalezena byla
II. bTezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
MaIy ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PRIME Sc JENA

We strednich letech ma vareni a
uklid (zadne pran1) do bezd6t-
ne rodiny. Cele zaopatTen1.
Velmi dobry domov.
Haste sc u:
A. M. PARRISH,
1854 Falls Road
Tel. UN iversity $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
S426.88
1868

Prijem $426.88
Vydanl 1868
Vyt6zek $240.50
Zabavnf vybor:
JOS. Pokorny, pfedseda
Marie Kraft, tajemnice
Marie Steiner, pokladnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
AUTOMOBILY.

Az OMODAA4 III
Raymond Denuth, jenz
zranen byl automobilem pTi
prechazeni Gwynn Falls Park
way, podlehl zranen1. Rfdicem
AUTOMOBILE byl Henry C. Boz
lander.
- Frank w. Thomas z Nc
Kean avenue, stezi vyhnul sc
zraneni v horfc1m automobile,
v n6mz chycen byl, kdyz vrazil
do n6ho cernoch jedoucl v u
kradenem automobile ma Lom-|
bard a Hanover uliclch. Tho
masnv automobil byl pTevracen
a zapalen. Edward Timmons
zahledl nehodu, pribehl Tho
masovi ku pOmoci. Thomas zu-
stall nezranen.
" sobotu diva stall Sc ODE
Ii acknowledged nehod. Rose
A. Scroggs, 48leta z N. High
land avenue pri pfechazeni
Patterson Park avenue pod Bal
timore ulici, usmrcena byla
truckem Jamese P. Smith z
Gastonia re Severni Karolfny.
zena byla ma ceste DON'T z
Earle Club, restaurantu, kde
pracovala jake .c1snice. Usmr-
cena byla pc p1l tTeti iodine.
Paul Jackson, 44lety z Elk
{, Mills. Md, usmrcen byl a tTi il
nj zraneni We srazce automobi-
lu s truckem asi jednu mill jiz-
ne cd Elkton. Jackson vracel
Sc re zabavy v Circus Park.
= Mfstoadmiral Emory S.
. Land zranen byl v sobotu v no.
lei, kdyz automobil, v nemz jel,
Sc srazil s jinym. Mistoadmi.
raj vracel Sc z Washingtonu
Ku srazce doslo ma Rogers a
venue v bllzkosti Ellicott City
V druhem AUTOMOBILE zran6na
byla Helen Baker, 23leta.
/ - Truckem ma ulici pred do.
/ mem svych rodicd zranen byl ,
dtery 3 roxy starry hoch, Theo'
: dore Synek z E. Lombard ulice
Truck rfdil Walter P. Trusz
e kowski, c. 938 N. Castle ulice.
4 - Michael j. Rene, 33lety s;
!, Greenmount avenue, odsouze1
byl ku pokute $126.50 v Tow
son, re fldil automobil, kdyi
A byl opilym a re pc nehode ujel
Zatcen byl v nedeli.
Albert Minossi prose
srazku automobile ma Broad
way a Baltimore ulici l hodi
nu dtery rano bez melody, a
lie nestalo Sc mu tax We srazc'
: s policistou.
y Minossi pc srazce dostal Sc
haiku s Thomasem Wall a pal
do pracky. Policista jej zatk
' a vedl ku p~olicejnl budce. N;
ceste Minossi dostal Sc s min
: policista do rvacky. Policista
q Schuirr, wal svGj policejn1 O
d busek a uderil jej do hlavy a
! tuto mu prorazil tax, re spra
vovana byti musela v John
Hopkins. z nemocnice wat by
ma vychodnl stanici a zavfen
Odsouzen byl pax ku pokut
! $50 a 1tratam.
= Wilmer Mohr, II rokr
starry re Steamers Run tezc
Zranen byl v utery, kdyz pad
pod truck sveho .bratra. PRAY;
: noha byla mu rozdrcena a
mad koleno.
:. Mohr jel ma zadku trucku Fl
zeneho bratrem svym, Anthem,
A. Mohr, kdyz ma Kenleigh sill
nici Kenwood avenue a Over
lea spadl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Svobodomyslny cernoch.

We Sinner, Texas, zavTeli Ger
mocha Jeffersona pro kradez
kravy, ale tento ukazal, re je
svobodomyslnym jake slavny
jeho jmenovec a ieste t6hoz
dine Sc S v6zen1m rozloucil.
Jednoduse odSrouboval zav6sy
ma dveTfch a odstavil je. Mar
ne jej hledaj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
POTRESTANA

Mary Rice, 24leta, odsouze-
ma byla 1tery ku pokute $25
a 1tratam, re napadla a bodla
sveho manzela, Clifforda, no.
zem. Soudci udala, re tax uci-
Mia, kdyz V nedeli rano nalez-
la manzela sed1cfho v hospode
ma Eutaw ulici S jinou zenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
MEZINARODNf LfGA
STAY KlubH
80. dubna.


Mas baltimorsky klub Orioles
hraje dnes a Ultra v Toronto.
iSobotn1 utkan1 Dude dvojzapas,
V nedeli zaj1zdf baltimorsti do
Buffalo, kde budou hrati pc 4
dny, to jest do stfedy. 8. a 8.
kv6tna budou hrati v Roches-
tru.
V uplynulem tydnu mel mas
klub smulu a klesl ma posledni
mlsto V lie. Doufejme, re pr.
Stl tyden Sc polepsl a re sc
Stestena ma ne usmeje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

= Ochotnicky Spolek Osady
Sv. Vaclava sehraje v Audito-
riu Osady Sv. Vaclava v ned6-
Ii, dine II. kvetna 1941 "Milus-
ka', opereta O 3 jednanfch. Ia
Catek 8:15 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
KABARET v

stale Sc ODetl SOrOVe nOrecky
Kabaret v Sokolovne, poTada-
ny odbockou G.. N. S. "a rezie
Jarky Marese, vyjadfil Sc o.
pravdu skvele. Uvedomele ces-
Ike obecenstvo spolecne s Ba-
govci z Belcamp, naplnilo pro-
strannou dvoranu Sokolovny,
sledovalo Sc zajmem jednotli-
va clsla a staly potlesk ucinku-
jicim a sm1ch byly svedky, re
Sc kabaretnl poTad kazdemu IL
bill. Zpevnf cfsla, solove vystu-
py i sehranl jednoaktove vese-
lohry eco je laska bez hubi-
eek, bylo podano vsemi 1cin-
kuj1cimi bezvadne - i konfe-
rencier zhostil Sc sve 1lohy W.
borne. Ovsem Jarka Mares ja-
ko master of ceremony" je
znamy zjev, ktery Sc uz davno
test pT1zni naseho divadelniho
a rozhlasoveho obecenstva. Je-
no "prava ruka" Frances Ma
resova, byla vyborna svojim O.
vladan1m 1loh a hereckym ia
lentem. Mnohe detaily jeji in
terpretace vdavek chtive vdo-
Wy byly jedinecne. To byla ia
kova potouchova vdavanda, s
mazanostf vykladacky karet a
finarami svfckove baby, jej1z
bystrozraku zadny pan Sc "a
(jistenou existence, S mensi te-
lesnou vadou" = neujde. PAM
Maresove kazde slov1cko pa
tficne akcentovane, kazde ges-
to strhovalo obecenstvo k bouT-
live veselosti. Prfznive take
byla prijata divadelni novicka
81. Libuse Kasparova, ktera v
"Kazanf pro muze", podala
peknou ukazku recitacnfho u.
meni. We slecne Kasparovf
} vyrdsta sokolske dramatice
} slibny talent sc skv6lou tradic.
3 Kasparova rodu. V noviciatu
} ma scene cestne obstali PIP
? Franta Mares, j. Petrovic a 81
Rihova. Bee jedineho kazr
4 hral p. Jan Janasak. Jist6 bu
dou miti stejny 1spech ma so
kolske scene v pfisti divadeln
sezone, dostane-li Sc Jim rezi
S primerenych uloh.
J.. Belcampsti zpevaci PIP. Pc
trovic a Vachek, byli zlatyn
hfebem vecera. Byli "a svojt
pfsnicky odmeneni spontanln
potleskem, zvlaste p. Vachek
jehoz cisty melodicky HAS, to
Xix zaujal obecenstvo, byl stale
a stale v~yvolavan a odmenel
i bouflivym polteskem, ktery Wy
vrcholil pred i pc skvelem "a
zpivani moravskych a slovac
kych lidovych popevkd. Mil
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stroll ucitele hubby p. F. Re
mana a jeho dvou zaku Svita
ka a Parfzka. Ku kfecoviteml
y smichu strhujfcl finalem byl.
podaTene karikatury diktato
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dane p. R. PaTizkem. A tax L
speech vecera = i financn1
pfani prftomnych ably lark;
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neco podobneho We prospect
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mladych ochotnlkd a naslcl
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nych a jinych pracl zaslouzf, a
by byly vzdy psany s velkym
plsmenami.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
VICE ZEN v INDUSTRII.

Zamestnan1 zen v ndustrii
"stale v~zrdsta", hlasil V 1tery
d. L. B. Fringer, Teditel statnl
zamestnavac1 sluzby. Reditel
prav1,ze zeny nejsou v pracech
v industrif dosud konanych
muzi, ale re jejich sluzby stale
vice hledany jsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

pfisel s obvazanymi ranami a
sahl pc klobouku, ably s MIN ma
hlav6 sci domG. Policiste jej
z~astavili a zatkli pTesvedGeni
jsouce, re on Tidil truck.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
ELY May GET
IN PICTURES
Northwest Airlines to Film
Northern Minnesota's
Attractions.

Several scenes from northern Mime
sofa will be included in the motion
picture in color being made for North
west Airlines by a representative of
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer studios in Cul-
yer City, Calf.
Ace cameramen, directors, and at
least five well known Hollywood actors
and actresses will come to Duluth the
first part of October to make shots Of
the Head of the Lakes and of the Iron
Ranges. The exact nature of the
scenes and their locale have not been
determined.
Will Jason of MGM and Ray Hazarro,
who has been in motion pictures for
20 years, will produce the film. Alan
Etensvold, famed color photographer,
will be in charge of technical details.
James j. Fauteux, Duluth, district
traffic manager for Northwest Airlines,
will direct the group to scenes of in
terest.
While in Ely Saturday Fauteux
said he would try to get shot of
the border lakes region.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ALLOWANCE OF WILL
AND DETERMINATION OF DE-
SCENT OF REAL ESTATE.
IN PROBATE COURT.


State of Minnesota, County of st.
LouiS-SS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Matt
Dayack, also known as Matt Deyak,
also known as Matt Dejak, Decedent.
1t is ordered that the petition of
Meri Deyak and Pauline Deyak for
the admission to probate of an instru-
ment filed herein purporting to be the
last will and testament of said dec
edent and = to determine the descent
of certain real estate described in said
petition and to assign the same to the
persons entitled thereto, be heard be-
fore this Court on Monday, October
goth, 1941, at ten o'clock A. M, at
the Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
if any they have, why such petition
should not be granted.
Witness the HON. VIM j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this 10th day
of September, 1941.
(Seal of Probate Court
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
Stone, Manthey, Carey & Mac
Dougall, Attorneys for Petitioner, Vir-
ginia, MINI. 9-25, 1913.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02

he opened the Hawkins mine at Nash
wauk in 1901. Under his superinten-
dency the LaRue mine was opened in
1903 and the Adriatic mine at Mesaba
in 1906. In 1919 he came to Ely as
superintendent of the South Chandler
mine.
Upon the close of the Chandler
mine, Mr.. Nudge turned his talents to
other channels and for several years
was in charge of the city parks and
boulevards. Later he went into the
First National Bank as director and
assistant cashier, where he remained
for six years or until he health failed
him. He also was special judge of Ely
for several years.
At Nashwauk he was clerk of the
school board and clerk of the Town
ship board; served as president of the
town board at Mesaba for seven years;
president of the board of school dis
trict No. IS, for six years; president of
the County School board for four years
and served on the State Board of Ed
ucation for one year.
Mr.. Nudge was thirty-second de-
gree Scottish Rite and York Rite Ma
son and a member of the Blue Lodge
A. F. & A. M at Hibbing. He prac-
ticed religion in his daily life and it is
said he made it point to read the
bible through once year. In the alb
sence of the regular pastor, he fire.
quently conducted services at the
Methodist church.