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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06


Ted tossed the paper in front
of Kay.
There. that should do the trick.
We've got TO get those cans Of
Wondrosoap back before the dam
age gets too great. Maybe that
ad will bring them in
Kay read 1t slowly. What did
the advertising manager at the
paper say when you told him ?"
He raised almighty lie was
a bit perturbed," Ted amended.
Said that the paper took our
advertising in good faith that the
cleaner had been thoroughly test
ed and was entirely harmless and
was all that We said II was. When
Flynn assured him that we would
make good all damages he agreed
10 run this al. But Wondrosoap
IL dead. killed. II committed sui
eide. You couldn't give II away
now"
Kay nodded. 81 know H. Some
thing went wrong. Do you sup
pose Dad never tested IL? Those
labels on the can"
Il don't know. Were In for a
bit Of trouble from the federal
government, too. Flynn tells me
But that's his worry. I've got
plenty Of my own
Il don't know where we're 20
ing 10 get enough money" Kay
said. Refund on 25o0 cans Of
~ondrosoap az 30 cents a can u
$3.50. Each dealer will keep the
profit he made for goodwill. We'r,
out just $500 and that's not count
ing anything for damages
As IL happened. the damages
were not az great as they had
been expected. Ted's plan 10 have
each person who received a free
can sign for II made II essy TO
check up On 1900 purchasers-if
sitting patiently az the telephone
for eight hours a day. driving all
over town and listening to com
plants can b. called easy
The dealers were glad 20 CO.
operate when Kay and Mary
sought their help TIE girls sx-
planned in detail how Kay had IN
htntsd the business. how they had
taken i for granted that Tim Don
ovan would never have made Won
erosoap without testing 81 fully.
and how each dealer would -
allowed 70 keep his profit provided
the Wondrososp was returned. Ths
dealers we're nice about u all
u Yas tao weeks before the
warehouse had is fuil quota II
million cans Of Wondrososp again.
Flynn came out 70 49, Nay
and Ted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

Send fifteen cents 1851 IN coins
and two faE tokens for tina AIMS
Adams pattern. Write plainly
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find slants on sllhous;iss. fairies,
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Pat ssd Tag set Orssr your
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Pattern. fifteen cents Book Plus
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and tao Tar tokens
Send your order 70 Ths Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

Pinksd edgings are taking the
spotlight as smart finish for
trimming new fall drapefiss. table
covers and chair seats. Even II
you are not an experienced hons
decorator. you can give giax@d
ehintz. felt. taffsta and many
other materials this smart finish
BY using the pinksr attachment
on the sewing machine. Besides,
II will 20 faster and 10 less ss-
pensivs thar almost any othsr fin
lsh you can think 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

smooth sailing you yourself had
In the early DAYS Of your mar
riage would do more 20 encour-
age them than anything else.
Dear Miss Grey: I have a black
male cocker spaniel that / would
like TO give away. Our address Is
2227 East Wright Ave.
MRS. r. c.
Dear Mrs. X. e: am sure
there are many people Who
would appreciate being given
Your dog. hope YOU find a
good home for II.
Dear Miss Grey: May I send a
word OF caution to Mrs. c. J. b. >
II she is renting a +-room modern
house for si2.50 a month, she
had better stay put. Six room
houses are renting for $50 q month
in the country, a mile from the
bus. and two miles from a store.
II she feels she can't live In a
four room house she might use a
tent TO sleep in. or build a trailer
house for extra room. She should
feel very thankful for having that
cheap rent, and take very good
care Of the house.
COUNTRY GAL.
Dear Country Gal: From
what I have observed OF cur
rent rental rates. I would say
you were right. However. IL Ia
impossible to Judge just how
much q house II worth from
three-word description. Never
having seen the house In ques-
ton, 1 wouldn't venture an esti-
mate of it's worth, but I am
glad to print your advice.
Dear Miss Grey: Can you give
me a recipe for ginger pound
cake? Ny mother used to make II,
and l have wanted some for a long
time. but have never happened onto
a recipe. A HOMEMAKER.
Dear Homemaker: have a
recipe for the cake you mention.
hope 1t Is rs good as your
mother used 10 make.
!, cup butter
y cup sugar
IL cup flour
/ tsp. baking powder
2 eggs, beaten until thick
and lemon-colored
a lb. canton ginger. cut fine
and dredged with cup
flour
Cream butter, add sugar grad
ually. Beat well and add, alter
nately, eggs and flour mixed and
sifted with baking powder. Add
ginger. Bake In buttered and
floured pan In moderately slow
oven 1925 Fl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
Hostess Idea

Matching your dress TO your
table setting is a novel idea for
summer hostesses- and not at all
expensive, either, If you are handy
with your needle. Peasant cottons
are gay as can be, and II takes
practically no time at all to run
up a dirndl skirt TO wear with a
sheer white wolfe blouse. Use white
wolfe for the table cloth. too. and
decorate with bands Of the printed
cotton and appliqued designs cut
from the print, IL the design il
suitable.
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coerPtosr. ts4f.
MA sEaNicG. nc

I'm buying into this company.
II you'll let me" he said IN
take care Of all the costs and
damages for a fourth interest"
Kay refused. Il won't let you
give me this money. III sell the
factory. sell the land. Wei pay
out. And well dump the Won
drosoap in the river. You're sw-
fully sweet. Mike, but / cant let
you do this for me"
It's not myself alone" Flynn
told her. Macleod and Goldberg
are in on this too. The firm is
buying in.
Listen to me. child knew
your dad better than anyone else
Tim Donovan may have made a
lot Of mistakes. but he would
never have made one like this
I'm sure OF that. I'm not doing
this for you. I'm doing IT for Tim.
The damages won't be as big
as you thought they would be
Ny car was the only one hurt.
thank heaven, and wei write that
off. The rest Ia principally cloth
ing. We've got a signed release
from every person who bought a
can Of the Stuff they signed IL
when they got their money back
and anyone who had claim
has been paid in fun. II cost w
about $1,000. We got off easy"
But. Mike
We're not finished. Were In
cooperating this company. You.
Kay. as president and principal
stakeholder. will keep 81 shares
Ted viii hold 20. and Macleod.
Goldberg and Flynn viii get "a"
But wen never be able 20 sell
the stuff now Ted put In, gloom
lily. The market has folded. The
product Is no good. Were whipped.
Rays got the right idea. Sell the
plant and dump the stuff in the
drink"
FLYNN waited until Ted was fin.
ishec He could see that Kay
agreed with the boy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
lsapproval of Marriage
~auses Strained Relations
The MsirirnonisI Sea Is Stormy Enough az Best
Without Parents and ln-Ls~s Rocking the Boat
Bv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: am the mother Of 24-yearod son.
Fho has just recently married His father and had no
aicular objection to the girl who is his wife out
ID think very foolish Of them to rush into marmony at
eme when the future is so very uncertain.
Our relations very strained present and the sua
- anything but pleasant. at loss to know what TO
After having advised against their marriage. II
weakness to appear to sanction it Difficult 1t
be friendly under the circumstances have made
ms atfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

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lsix s~sstnE.l
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seft hveaa crumbs tsssrnuns
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tshlsspeca. cream. y enr ssnnsa
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spread strip. - hsesn O. ecser
hettoFn ~ beAf pan. Turn h~sf
mixture into ran sns e.ks n .
moderately net cxsa Zoo dsx p
fer cns hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

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\ OF ICE ALL ptHCHAsERS OF
W0NDROsOAr-A chemical reaction
over which IN. manufacturer had no
control has made the recently sold
WoNDROsOAP unsuitable for use.
Please return YOUR can Of WoHDnD-
SOAP 70 the store where q was pur-
ehnei and your money vii be re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
Today's
Recipes
SUFFER- PANCAKES

SUFFER- PANCAKEs
Z eggs
y cups milk
cups flour
2 tablespoons baking powder
II, teaspoons salt
u teaspoon dry mustard
- cup melted shortening
cup bran cereal
IS slices boiled ham or cheese
Beat eggs. add milk and mix
well. SIT flour with baking pow
der. salt and mustard. add 10 frs,
mixture. stirring until flour dis.
appears. Add melted and cooled
shortening, and all-bran. Dip ham
or cheese slices In batter and bake
on hot griddlc. turning over once.
Yield. IS cakes tbis inches In
dlameteri.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
MAGIC sIN.wAy CookIys

MAGIC siN-WAy COOKIES
"a cups (i5-o.. cam s~eetened
condensed milk
cup peanut butter
Any one Of the 6 ingredients
listed below;
81 2 cups raiains
az cups corn fakes
t5l cups shredded coeonut
90 cups bran flakes
t5l ! cup chopped nut meats
a., 90 2 cups chopped dates
Mis swee,sned condensed milk.
peanut butter. and any enc Of the
8 ingredients listed above. Drop
by apoonfuls on CREASED baking
sheet Bake in moderately hot
oven 1880 deg. F.l Is minutes or
until brown. Remove from pan
al once. Makes about 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

You help yourself when you buy
u. S. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
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FLYNN waited until Ted was fin.
ishec He could see that Kay
agreed with the hoy
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Evening star., 1941-01-11
Home Bui|dinq
Costs Rising,
Survey Shows
Favorable Trend in
Money Supply and
Interest Rates Found

Although home building for this
year is in very favorable situation
In respect to money costs, the cost
of materials is rising in nearly 80
per cent of the cities, the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
reports in its 36th Semi-annual sur
vey of the real estate market. The
findings on construction cost trends
and interest rate changes, made
from confidential reports by local
member boards of the association
in 237 cities, we're made public today.
The median rise in cost of home
building materials since the defense
program took hold has been 10 per
cent, but the rise has gone higher
than that in Al per cent of the cities.
In one-fifth of all communities there
has been a 20 per cent or greater
advance. Getting sufficient supply
of home building materials, in the
face of cantonment demand and the
like, has become worry in 28 per
cent of the cities. There is actual
shortage, however, in only per
cent of the cities as yet. Another
8 per cent are approaching a short
age. At least one city says: supply
situation not so acute as it was two
months ago" Government econo-
mists estimate that 80 per cent OF
the lumber at present needed Tor
cantonments has now been pur-
chased)
Labor Problems Arise.
Labor supply for home building
feels the competition of govern
mental projects, often those in some
neighboring area. Labor costs are
a problem in ST per cent of the
reporting cities, and rising in 54
per cent of them, a much less stable
situation than was found four
months ago in an inquiry among
home builders made by the asso-
citation.
Labor supply for home building
Is giving concern in 35 per cent OF
the communities. Labor shortage
has developed in 10 per cent of the
cities, is approaching in others.
There is shortage of skilled work
men in an additional 10 per cent
of the cities. The Cleveland ohio
Real Estate Board goes so far as
to say: Outlook for volume of new
construction of dwellings, apart
ments and business space depends
upon priorities."
Current prediction of government
tai statisticians that residential
building in 1941 will exceed the 1910
volume by about Is per cent. Ger
tainly with rising employment and
rising family incomes resulting in
rising demand for residential space,
the market for homesites is more
active than last year at this time IN
so per cent of the cities covered IN
the associations survey, and it holds
at least as high as last years level
In an additional AZ per cent Of the
cities. There was slump in only 8
per cent. Significantly, cities over
the 100000 population mark have
the most generally improved sub
division market; "a per cent OF
tehm show homesite demand high
er than last year.
Money Supply About Same.
Interest rates and money supply
for real estate investment show
Co. COCTC Dooo R5N
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Building Gain
OF 1879 Noted
In U. 5. in 40
Defense Program
Credited for Most
OfIncreuse
Bv JAMES Y. NEWTON.

Although all types of construction
have shown greater activity, new
building in connection with the de-
fense program is largely responsible
for a Nationwide building construc-
ton increase of 18 per cent in l94O
over 1899, the Labor Department
reports. The building survey COW
cred II months of last year.
Permits valued at s2,258 1852 900
were issued in the larger cities of
the country in 1910. with December
excluded, the department said. Res
idential building was up IS per cent,
while non residential building
gained 38 per cent, with large part
Of that total being made up by
permits for new defense industries
plants.
Washington holds fourth place
among the cities in total valuation
of construction for the 11-month
period. The valuation for the Dis
trict, including Government projects,
is S59,8l8,00O New York City leads
the country in building with total
of 1921 100000, while Detroit is Sec
ond and Los Angeles third.
ID. c. Construction Gains.
In all the urban areas of the coun-
try, building permit valuations in
November were Sc per cent higher
fCoa PITTI DJNC. Dooo D Az
Evening star., 1941-01-11

tom actually was reached in 1888.
A gradual rise began in 1885, and
the sharp upward climb due in
1887 did not fully materialize be-
cause certain normal factors were
held back. AS a result, the lower
part of the letter was widened and
the upward climb was delayed.
Today, he said, all indices at his
disposal point to a quick and steep
increase in building costs.
Evening star., 1941-01-11

(See COSTS, Page B-5.)
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Realtors
Organize TO Help
Defense Program
100 Delegates From
Throughout Nation
Attend Session Here

More than 100 real estate men,
representing every State in the
Union, gathered at the Mayf1ower
Hotel yesterday and formed the So
ciety of Industrial Realtors, and
affiliated their new organization
with the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards.
An immediate objective of the Or
ganization will be to offer services
to the Federal Government in car
rying out the defense program. In
cluded in the society's membership
are representatives who are familiar
with every industrial area of the
country. The detailed technical in
formation possessed by these men
on manufacturing and industrial
properties should prove invaluable
(See REALTORS, Page B-5D
Evening star., 1941-01-11

(See BUILDING. Page B-4)
Evening star., 1941-01-11
17-Yeor Building Cycle
Likened to On IS

A building cycle takes about II
years to form something that re-
sembles a letter S, according to w.
S. Lowndes, director of the school
of architecture, International Cor
respondence Schools, providing one
reads the letter in reverse.
In answering an inquiry as to
where the Nation finds itself in the
building cycle at present, Mr..
Lowndes said we are just starting
out of the valley. or low half of the
S, in the last third of the cycle, to a
swift rise in building costs.
Explaining that building costs
dropped into the lowest part Of the
S in 1881, Mr.. Lowndes said the bot
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Chimney Size important

Unless the building budget will
permit construction of a chimney
of good proportion in relation to
the size of the house, it is thought
highly desirable and also more eco
nomical to use an inside chimney.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06
market Bill
Is Favored

Continued from P-ge One)
taet, produce at marketing ccntcr.
50 Il caalQ be sold to the Army on
other big buyers.
3 3. Su4g~ of G~reenville, repre-
.,..t.ng the Farm Bureau and East
eHu Carolina Tobacco Warehouse
cn> Association. appeared before
tire committee and requested the &C.
.#.n ON tobacco. He pointed out thai
E...-a firms N ~peacetime boog.'
MACH North Carolina tobacco.
The joint sub-tinance committee
considering wine regulatory meas
IRE. 81 q substitute proposal from
Senator Brooks OF Durham to give
cu.nt, commissioners the power &c
ban sale OF fortified wines III then
counties md to limit the sale OF legal
fortified vines to A grade eating
places IN Incorporated m~unlc1pall-
ties.
The committee discussed the pro
posal dong With the Reynolds-Quinn
bill to limit the sale Of fortified
wines to the % counties with liquor
stoles.
The substitute would prohibit any
.needled VINES but would permit
l~ortIticatlcn of natural wines with
brandy oil the same -ype-that Is,
grape brandy to strengthen grape
vine up to strength OF 20 percent
No action Was taken, though
members sad they thought a com
pr.mise might be worked out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06
Is Bullish
On Home Building
Continued From Page One)

..,,o d,rfro -5o
'o"aS uI"'l &" l. '''I @',,...y hI51dIno
D's' 'ei Se'ls. haSa .bat 6a. oc7
~ 80. - 49,. der1de There
n4a,Na1S.a h i1dino =
L., sU4 y ~ 9ra Cert3inIv.
..' .,.NI' - r,.,1r ~o,r. 1o+3re Won can
5.N ~ a ,,<"'s - vn1I can today.
gf'I""r. ~ Fn,1atsan comes there
,n+bIna ha-rar ~ winch to have
m. nla,fo, thar ~I++.Ia hogSc With
,,.,sr,,, - back
- aar1o, :, v.hich Won ran raise
I,aoe.ahfa. - an eo-ereencv,
.,..,,<e - vast yar,ah1e Insurance,
slt.t-11, nial. Am, voIlr Iand and
.Iao. - Ioca+fo1 wb;cb viii improve
- 80 ve9[s # f~inancfoe is neces-
,,d ,,o,,. local hank cannot ac-
@H,.,d9+S v54I oct \ tWeatv-vcar
o-.,.ornSSan- o-or-o,oe
rTn,ran are mt 10 buy a house as
.5,, DO = re,Lbv is color and is
s.,.,o Tbi. ! . mistake The location.
.Ee ano1lnt of land and its accessI-
IE55.,, aro fa,, more fnnortant thar
,bo borse ITSELF \ small house on
oond-sized niece Of land is better
.ha, . hio holiSe on a small piece of
1,.d an, huIlish on good real
,StD.o a,,,ioo O This does NOT
mo,, old h0rIses anvVhere. or civ
a.a,,a,.+v +, General h,1t j., does mean
r,hf,,h5o nToner+v and productive
1'Sd si1rereIv hone +bat work.
La,1 d1,,i,o WorId War II will spend
49,, 49, 9,a,e, on I;+t1e horses before
E,,,,oa hio rars and an warm blank
~ :a+o,3 nf an silk shirts
cost of , Home
n,,oy.;a-I, ,,a,,iods of GREAT
$780, a~,,aos;,n moro en,nIov-
mo,, a,,d ,,raa. NV rol1, acconnanv
~ roorfdaHtial bI,i1dinq Tho
q w. - - ~. hoo,, shoI7Id ra-
$500 n,a +ba rn,ou hon,e i, 20
soIt ,aN ,para bat baen . tendency
80 40 ,,a,, If tho Wealth.
49, "po.' oo,pm -o1ah1o nroner+x
L. -.,,a1- Win . 1a,.ae v.bita
ii't 49, .ad,v ara adeo,,,+n-
! i'!''':1. .l "a onroaaod 80 tho+
y 45r;a ~'N frot, 1~l.i1;,v a,d
49, - - tx. ;~ f,,, hovo,,d
9p"CI po-iI'
Guy I4L'5 ;on.aosad demand 70,
a,.a1 - ax,act some
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06
Lemon Juice Recipe Chesl,
Rheumatic Pain QUICKLY

II you suffer 1rC,.i rhpuu.,o
thrills or neuritis pain. try ftl' ai-
pie inexpensive home reclu.
thouSanos are using. Get a r,I
of Ru-EX Compound. q NO.
supply, today. Mix it with ,r
of water, add the luce Of : ,f''li
It's easy. No trouble at All
pleasant. You need only , t,L.u
spoonful two times a dav C,,.
within 48 hours sometime. D!leh
nleht-splendid results are obtain.
II the pans do not quickly leave nd
il YOU do not feel better. ret nm ~
empty package and Ru-EN 4..i ,..e
@ nothing To try a@ il is slid ~
Your druggist under an II. nI--E
moncy-bacli guarantee. Re-Fz c.
pound IS for sale and -racDf...,rI.I
by Parker'S Drug Stu.c and d~,II
stores CVeryWhprc=Adv. "'N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06

- IN i I".cnryJe1r I0W-fate mort
..,e- with a good uo"n payment IL
nave not the ready CdSit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-16
KRfZ OTEVRE
ZVLASTNf

Spoluprace lekaTI armady a
namornictva S mistni odbockou
Cerveneho Kf1ze uskutecnila v
pondeli otevTen1 zvlaStn1ch
mlstnostf v Equitable budove
pro darce krve.
Zdejsf odbocka zadana jest
O dodan1 aspon 10000 soucas-
tex krve. Krvave plasma ucho-
vano Dude We zvlastnfch nadrz-
kach pro potTebu We vojen-
skych taborech a vladnlch To-
denic1ch.
Kazdy darce krve zadan jest
DAFT 400 Cos krve, coz jest ash
ctyTi petiny pintu. Jak muzi
tax zeny We veku cd FL do 60
rokd budou prijati jake darci
sve krve.
Jakmile krev zde v Baltimore
sebrana Dude, Dude poslana pro
dalsf potTebu do Filadelfie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-16
z URADOVNY S~DRUzENYCH
SPOLKt.

z dGvodu uvedomeni jehoz
sc nam dostalo, re vlada Spoje-
nych StatG v kratke dobe pre-
vezme tabor "Tyrs" pro obran-
ne 1cely, rozhodly Sc Sdruzene
Csl. Spolky odbyvati letosnf
Narodni Pout v Liberty Park
ma Eastern Avenue, vedle p.
Posplsila a Size v nedeli, dine
Ii. cervence.
Park ten jest rozsahly, opa-
tren vsemi potrebnymi mistnost
mi, jake jfdelnou, velkou tame
chi SIM a dosti mista ma parko-
van1 nekolika set automobile.
Poulicnf kary jedou az pred
Liberty Park.
Doufame, re letosniho roku,
kdy spolecna prace jest nutna
jake nikdy jindy, stane Sc Ma
rodnl Pout skutecnym dostave-
nickem vsech uprfmne cltlcfch
Cechoslovak1 nejenom z Balti-
more a Curtis Bay ale tez z An
napolis, w ashingtonu, Belcamp
a ~ostatnlch blizs1ch osad, kde
krajane nasi jsou usazeni.
Zaroven vyzyvame nase kra-
jany a krajanky by 81 CO nej-
drive zaopatrily vstupenky do
Stadium ma patek, dne 23ho
kvetna, kdy odbyvana Dude vel
ka vSeamericka demonstrate
pod maven America on the
Alert.
Sdruzenym spolkGm sc poda-
rilo zfskati zvlastni sekci Sta
dunn, ktera Dude vyhrazena
vyhradne pro mas lid "a to sa-
me vstupne, totiz SO cent? "a
dospele a 25 cent? "a dftky.
Jelikoz ma skvelem progra-
mu- ma nemz podileti Dude Sc
ma 5000 osob, mezi nimiz Dude
i harmonikovy orkestr O trech
stech hudebn1k6 - Dude brat
1cast i mas lid v narodn1ch kro-
jfch a jest zadoucno by pocet
naseho lidu, jak v narodnich
kroifch tax i tech v ceskoslo-
venske sekci, byl co nejvets1.
DIE toho jak c1selne budeme
zastoupeni pTi teto dIlezite de-
monstraci, Dude moci americka
veTejnost odhadnouti mnoho-li
toho ceskoslovenskeho cltenf v
Baltimore dosud e~xistuje. Zije.
Ii dosud nebo zda-li pomalu u
mira ---
Vstupenky mono dostati u
vsech Client vykonneho vyboru
Sdruzenych Csl. Spolk1.