davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Potreba novych afidavitIG.
(Tiskova sluzba G. n. r.

Ceskoslovensky pomocny W.
Dor (Czechoslovak Relief), slo-
zeny z predstavitel1 vsech slo-
EEK Ceskoslovenske narodn1
rady, dostava stale zadosti O a.
fidavity pro ceskoslovenske u
prchl1ky, kterl dnes b1dne ziji
v nejr6znejsfch castech Evropy
Afriky i Aisle, a pro nez jedi
nou zachranou jest pas S povo-
lenfm odjel do noveho sveta.
Prichazej1 tyto zadosti z Fran
Gle, spanelska, Portugalska,
severn1 Afriky, Svedska. Po-
kud mas vybor mohl opatriti ty-
to afidavity soukromou cestou,
cinil tax a podobne chill i ma
81 pratele v New Yorku, kteTi
opatfili jiz sta techto pT1sez-
nych svedectvi. | v Chicago
jsou jednotlivci krajane kterf
sami vystavili deset i dvacet a.
fidavitG. Posledni dobou nell
re afidavitu touto cestou jiz IL
skat. Obracime Sc proto k
sirs1 verejnosti sc snaznou "a
dost1, by nam vysla vstffc V pl-
nj teto lidske i narodnf povin-
nosti. Jest mnoho pomerne "a
moznych krajan6 nejen v Chi
cagu, ale i V jinych osadach,
kter1 by SnadnO a beZ riSika
mohli teto veci vypomoci.
Vezmeme 81 "a prikald jine ma
rodnosti, jez Sc snaz1, ably ami
jedinemu jich jedinci nebylo
nepomozeno. Apelujeme snaz
ne ma krajany, kterf mohou a.
fidavity vystavit, ably Sc u ma
seho vyboru prihlasili. Prihlas-
ky pos1lejte ma Czechoslovak
Relief, 4O49 West 26 ST., Chi
cago, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Kdyz Sc splasi kravy.

Domkar Frantisek Rezn1k
z Licna jel S kravskym pota-
hem, ktery ridila jeho dcerka
ma pole pro brambory. Kravy
Sc nahle poplasily a hnaly Sc
prudce point cestou Lefty roll
mix Jim Size ma ceste, ktera Sc
tn zataci nadbehl, ale pfi po-
kusu VIZ zabrzdit byl zachy-
cen brzdou "a nohu a v kolene
81 il vykloubil. Uprostfed pod
zimnfch prac1 musil byt dopra-
ven do nemocnice v Rychnove
mad Kneznou, kde Dude muset
nejaky cas- zahalet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Lakaye skladiste.

Ma pravem brehu Vltavy v
Katastru oboe Opatovic je Dire
vene skladiste prazske firmy
Lama, ktera tn provad1 regu-
laci. Neznamy zlodej vyuzil
prihodne dolby a vloupal Sc do
uzamcene dolby a vloupal Sc
do uzamcene boudy, z nfz Cd
nesl jeden zanovnl kozeny
hnaci Temen "a tri tis1ce korun
a sest part dlouhych, pod kole-
ma sahaj1cfch bot. Celkova
skoda je ma 1000 K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

= Poole zpravy zemedelsk6-
no Department. vypili Kama
dane minuleho roku 3 miliony
galon1 konservovane stavy Il
jablek, ktera Sc stava kazdym
rokem popularnejsf. Pred ire
mi roxy il bylo prodano pouze
100 1000 galond, roku 1888 jiz
100000 galonG a roku 1889 Oh
nasela %zpotreba 1900, 900 ga
lonG. SadaTi jsou velice pot6-
Semi t1mto rychlym vzr1stem
popularity, neb jim to zarucu-
je mnohem vets1 odbyt ma ia
blka.
= Behem nyn6js1ho roku bu-
de poslano 112 miliond liber sy-
ra z Kanady do Velke Britanle
coz jest o II milion1 liber vice
nez bylo exportovano roku
1910. Vedle toho je zadano,
ably behem roku byl poslan do
Angle jeden million bedeh kon
servovaneho mleka a pr1pravy
k vyhoven1 temto pozadavk6m
jsou jiz konany. Farmarske
organisace byly upozorneny,ze
produkce mleka must byt veil
ce zvysena.
= V Bukuresti FL clen1 ru-
munske zelezne gardy bylo vo-
jenskym soudem odsouZeno ma
20 rokG do v6zenf pTi tezke pra
CT ma o%bzalobu, re pri lednove
rebelii pobili pres 100 zid1.
= Tficet skolnich ditek uto-
nulo Albertove kanalu u Has
self, kdyz Sc prevrhl vor, ma
kterem byly prevazeny. Jenom
pet ditek bylo zachraneno.
= Polska mladez v Kanade
cftila potTebu, ably Sc jejf dele
gait sesli a porokovali. Protc
v London, Kanada, byla uspo-
fadana prvnf konvence "a 1ca-
sti ash jednoho sta delegate.
PTedseda konvencn1ho vybo-
ru JOS. Bonk, vyzval k p~roslovu
nekolik host1, mezi nimiz byI
take p. Killingworth, predseda
Stowarzyszenia, v London, KITE
ry vyzyval mladez k Gle naro-
dn1 praci.
Pc skoncenem sjezdovem jed
mani a debatach byly prijmuty
stanovya provedeny volby.
Predsedou byl zvolen Stefan
Suski, mfstopredsedkynf 81. E.
leonora Walczakova, tajemnici
81. Janina Walczakova a po-
kladn1kem Josef Bonk.
Now 1rednfci i reditelstvo
sdruzenl polske mladeze slozili
sve sliby v nedeli, 16. mora v
8 hodin dopoledne v kostele
Nejsv. Fanny Marie. Tanecn1
zabava polske katolicke mia
deze jake Birthday dance"
Dude pax v sobotu, %. 1nora
vecer v Polske SIM v London.
= Velke a t6zke delove kou-
lie re zeleza, O nichz odborn1ci
prav1, re byly vypaleny z del
span6lske armady v r. 1880 pri
pokusu Spanelska O dobytf Por-
tugalska, byly vyplaveny pTi
poslednim hurikanu ma pobrez1
Estoril.
Tyto delove koule byly gary
ty V zemi pred zr1ceninami pew
nosti Fort San Antonio, v kter6
Sc tehdy Portugalci branili pro-
tt 5000 spanel1m ktere tam
dopravila jejich armada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
ZeleZnicariHy ndsl.

OsmactyTicetilety prdvodc1
vlakG Cyril Kvasnicka z Bara-
kovy ulice pTisel do sluzby ma
hlavni nadraz1 v Plzni. Mel
odjet S nakladn1m vlakem.
Kdyz do rozj1zdej1c1ho Sc VIA
ku naskakoval, uklouzla mu
noha a Kvasnicka padl pod ko-
la, jez mu rozdrtila pravou no.
hu mad kotnlkem. V nemocni-
CT lekari neStastnemu pruvod-
cimu musili lined roZdrcenou
nohu amputOvat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Kdo je osel

"DTfve, nez vas prohlednu,
bych rad vedel, byl-li jste u ne
no O radu, nez jste pfisel Ike
mne"..
"Ano, pane doktore, Sci jsem
k panu lekarnikovi."
"a to wy nevfte, re lekarn1k
nemocem nerozumf? Ten yam
asi pekne poradil, ten osel!Rad
bych vedel, co VAN rekl."
I"Radil mne, abych Sci k vam."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Pad az do hrobu.

Pr oprave tovarny firmy
Policky a Poppen sc stale V
Jaromefi nestesti. 2Olety zed-
mix Vaclav Maria z Rasosek
pomahal pTemistovat leseni.
Nahle ztratil We vysi dvanacti
metr1 rovnovahu a zritil sc ma
dlazbu. Okamzik dopadu byl
i posledn1m okamzikem jeho
mladeho zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Z lasky do opratky.

3Olety kamenfk Josef Krajc
z Kozarovic ma Pfsecku Sc ne
jak neStastne zamiloval. Ac-
koliv pro jedno XVIII slunce ne-
swift, wal 81 mlady muz tn svl-
eel pT1lis k srdci. Dal 81 napo-
sled fadne MALT, a kdyz Sc vra-
eel dom1, povesil Sc ma plot
rolnika Strnada v Zaluzanech.
Ma stesti no vsak sousede jeSte
yeas objevili, odrizli a privedli
k vedomi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

Jeden satyrik byl kdysi upo-
zornen jednim hrubcem ma sve
velke uSi.
Mate pravdu'', odpovedel
mu, ma cloveka jsou me usi
vskutku prflis velke, jake vase
ma osla prllis male"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
NOVA KNIHA
O SNAZIVEM NARODE.
Blair BOlles:

Pod tlmto MAVEN referuje
We washingtonskem liste "The
Evening Star" uvedeny autor 0
knize Czecho-Slovakia, Twenty
Years of independence, jiz Wy
dalo nakladatelstv1 University
of California Press "a redakce
profesora Roberta j. Kernera.
Citujeme ukazku z tohoto clan
ku ma dGkaz toho, jak byla Ia
to skvela kniha prijata americ-
kym tiskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

Tato kniha nam We chvlli,
kdy sc tazeme sebe samych, ia
ky Dude pf1st1 tab Nemecka
proti Anglii a jake 1mysly ma
Berlin v1ci Balkanu, pfipom1-
ma, re We stfedu Evropy je po-
hrben narod, jenz Sc pc dive de-
s1tileti SNAIL budovati stat,jenz
byl zasvecen moudrosti, pocest-
nosti a ctnosti jednotlivcG. Ma
vychod cd Ryna, lepe feceno
krone Francie, nebylo zadne
zeme v povalecnych (nebo
predvalecnych) letech, O n1z
by tymz pravem jake o Cesko-
slovensku mohlo byti prohlase-
no, re byla demokraci1. V teto
zemi sc darilo malemu cloveku.
Nebylo tam mfsta pro despotic-
ka ~opatren1. Lidove vlady tam
prosp1valy. Ones Adolf Hit
Ter do teto zeme nepoustf CHI
pozorovatele, ably nemohli Vi
Diet, kolika nemeckych vojakG
.je treba k tomu, ably Cesi byli
drzeni ma uZde.
Ceskoslovenska republika by
la osudne zranena v Mnichove
vinou chybnych vypoctG An
glie. Bude tato republika OBJ
novena ma m1rove konferenci,
jez uprav1 spory, o n6z vypuk-
la tato valka? Jestlize Angle
vyhraje, pax Sc to POOLE Get
nych znamek stane. Angle Sc
stala 1tocistem pro ceskou VIA
du v exilu (jiz Spojene Staty
neuznavajD. A zemrely Ne
vile Chamberlain, muz, jenz
byl ohlupen v Mnichove, pro-
hlasil, re "nezavislost Cechu
must byti z~ajistena" a re to je
jednim z v%alecnych cllG.
Kniha vydana DIR. Kernerem
"a soucinnosti dvacetidvou mu-
ia a zen, pripomina pGsobive,
proc mus1me udrzovat svuj "a
Jem O CeSkOslOvenskO. Knlha
Sc zac1na 1vahou DIR. AleSe Hr-
dlicky O Cesfch s hlediska an
thropologickeho. L1c1 nam da-
lie strasnou noe re IA. bTezna
1889, kdy president Hacha, sta
ry muz, byl napinan ma skripec
majesty berlfnskem kanclef-
stv1 a ma konec pTinucen pode-
psati document, j1mz jeho re.
me byla promenena v nemecky
protektorat. Konci sc slovy
nejvyznamnejs1ho ceskeho spi-
sovatele posledni dolby, Karla
Capka: "Malym nemGze byt
nazvan narod, jehoz vfra je do
sti velika, ably vytvaTila vets
budoucnost."
Evening star., 1941-06-15
COLORED.

1915 22nd ST. NV.
. rooms, kitchen. porch, semi -priva te
bath; gas, electric and heat furnished ::
convenient to stores and transportation;
$40 monthly FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
9l5 New York ave. NV. Ma. 14I6
Evening star., 1941-06-15
DOWNTOWN APIS
NEW BUILDING.

53OI N H AVE NV
. and 3 rooms. kitchen. dinette and
bath; rents include cooking and refrlgera
tion. Resident manager RA. 2al4
COLORED-1127 18th ST NW-ONE
room, kitchen and bath: gas. elec. and
FriRidaire included 15%
Evening star., 1941-06-15
NEAR 10Th AND PIX. RID.

184O MINTWOOD PL. NV
. LARGE rooms. reception hall kitchen,
bath, buffers pantry, lovely porch. Adams
O53g
Evening star., 1941-06-15

NEAR CATHEDRAL BEDROOMS, ~
baths; July 1St. Inspection by appointment
only. 32l7 Klingle I'd. NV. EN-. 1853 =
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED HOUSE:
2-car garage; 4 bedrooms. , baths lava
tory, maids room and bath. sunroom and
screened porch: for summer. WO. 1862.
rm., ar-cooled new house > baths and
Law; July l-Sept. Is; gardener furn. AT.
25S1 office, MA. 1912
Evening star., 1941-06-15

UNUSUAL COUNTRY HOUSE. JULY OR
July-August; 90 min: bedrms, > baths.
excel: location; Sl35 mo. Temple 2052 for
APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1941-06-15
HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR

FUR. Sl15; UNF., S1O0; ATTRACTIVE
:}-bedroom. 2iz-bath home, in Chew Chase
Md Full attic and basement RE. l66S
LET MRS. CHRISTIAN HELP YOU
We specialize in the Bethesda Chevy
Chase area.
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
wi. -6649. $500 Wis. Ave
Evening star., 1941-06-15

CONN. AVE, 1921.
3 R, K, b, Shower. Elev., $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

15 MIN. CITY; NEW. RMS. BATH,
beaut. furn.: fireplace. oil heat; garden;
SO. A C SEATON, Mclean Va
Evening star., 1941-06-15
HOUSES FURNISHED

W. 1.-oo4S. -6bOO Wis ave.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
$50 PER MONTH. SEVEN ROOMS. SLEEP
ing porch. Quiet section near Rock Creek
Park Oil heat, modern equipment Availa-
sie for four months. possibly LONGER. Re
Adams 1247.
UNUSUAL COUNTRY HOUSE, JULY OR
July August; 20 min; bedrms, > baths:
excel location; Sl35 mo. Temple 2O52 for
LARGE SHADY YARD; 4 BEDROOMS,
Chevy Chase D. c. SIS. Woodley 3767.
FOR SUMMER--3 BEDROOMS. ATTRAc-
lively furnished, completely modern,
snoTsa RA a50f 5So
PoWhatan pl. NV.
TAKOMA PARK RMS, . BATHS; JULY
and August. Phone Sligo 2456.
b5.rs 10 MN Sar6 CITY; nSns NEW. BINS. BATH
SO. A. C. SEATON, Mclean Va.
NEAR CATHEDRAL BEDROOMS, ia
baths; July lst Inspection by appointment
only. 3217 Kllnsle I'd. NV. EN-. 1858.
tory. maids room and bath. sunroom and
screened porch: for summer. WO. 5a62.
fm new R hoase babs HnN and
25s1: ONCE, Ma. lOl2.
ON R. c. PIX, 2O13 KLINGLE RID. NV
of ffns heat saf eop pchs nuif lease opt 10 15sa
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-JUNE 21-SEPT. IS;
z rms, porches. garage: COOL shady cor
ner 500. 1926 Morrison st. EN- 1857
1121 45th PL. s.E-coUPLE TO SHARE
Avail june Us; S37 so Ii 2464-J. '
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND zoo--3 B.R, Ia
baths, screened porehes: gas heat; inSu.
GROOM BUNGALOW. COOL, QUIET.
conv. transp.; everything furnished; grand
piano: summer months. RA. $500. IL
14Is N; GARFIELD ST. ARLINGTON, VA.
oil hear open ssadsy bet bSmpeey s fpIn
$3.50 per month. Phone Chestnut 1889.
CAPE COD. COLONIAL HOUSE. 1870 N.
Wayne ST.. Arl,, Va.-3 bedrms:. baths.
Ss ner oil OurnfT eaSF
Key at 1897 N Adams st.
1924 49th ST. N.W.-JUNE 2Oth-SEPT. /:
SS5 mo- b,tss 1sautitgl; EM completely 2gg furn
istic home; 4 bedrooms. 31a baths, reacrea-
tion Toom 2-car garage, porches, air
mer, SI35. Carvel Circle. WI 4OO2.
CLEVELAND PARK-TO SEPT Is: COOL,
6-room: semi-detached house, yard. En-
2939 MAcoMB ST. NV, JUST OFF 5000
beautifully furn.: 8 bedrms., twins and
l double; large liv. rm. with hrepl.. large
dining rm., kit maids room with law;
rental. S125 on mo. basis. Open all day
Sunday for inspection. DU. 1884; week.
| days, MA. 17sS.
FURNISHED HOME IN WOODBRIDGE, S
large. rooms, bath, porches; 1-fare zone.
Michigan 1857.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 2905 MCKINLEY ST.
Beautifully furnished 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. garden Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
NE. 1143.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED. FROM JUNE rs
to August 14-Airy home on quiet street.
nr. Chevy Chase Circle; 4 bedrooms. Phone
Woodley 1853
ATTRACT COMPLETELY FURN. 7-ROOM
house; roof GARDEN; n acre: landscaped;
trees. terrace; sleeping porch. WI. 207S.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-JULY- OCTOBER: 4
bedrms., . baths, sleeping and breakfast
porch. shaded garden. WI 1924.
JULY AND AUGUST ROOMS. AIR
cond.; corner Colonial: baths, 1st Il.
Law. screened porch, End A. deck. out.
door fireplace; conv. to Mass; ave and
Yuma st. bus line and shopping center.
GEoRGETowN CHARMING HOME: 4
bedrooms. 2 baths, maids room and batn'
lovely garden; July l; S225.00. Ho. 2027.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
1929 COL. RID. NV,
l725 18th ST. NV.

S35 .00-Llv. rm., large dressing rm. with
Murphy bed kit and b.
S47.50-Corner apt. = rms kit and b.
RES. MANAGER, NORTH 1885.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

$50 PER MONTH. SEVEN ROOMS. SLEEP
ing porch. Quiet section near Rock Greek
Park. OIL heat, modern equipment. Availa-
Die for four months, possibly longer. Re
nned people wanted. 1919 Monroe NV.
Adams 1241
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1926 HUNT AVE,
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
(Continued.)

COOLEST SPOT IN CITY
Is min. downtown: nicely. furnished;
b. r. . baths second floor; lavatory 1st
floor: maids room. bath. basement: avail
able July lst to Sept. 1st or longer: ref
erences. Woodley 1919 after pm. Sun
day.
16 BELFIELD RD., ALEX, VA
Completely furnished, rooms, . baths,
near Belle Haven Golf and Country Club.
in one of the exclusive residential sections
of Va : references required.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept. MA $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
APARTMENT VALVES

1136 Fla. ave. n.e-Apt, 3 rms,
kitchen, bath, cleo. gas, h.-wh
90 lvac. July LAD .-.---- S45.oo
625 Mellon st. Sc: Apt. - rms,
KIT, bath, refg, h-w.h., cleo. gas 80 so
2OH3 4th st. ne, Apt. 10 rms
kit. bath, elec. gas h.-Wh 1880
ia 3rd st. n.e.-1st fl. > rms, kit,
bath. cleo. gas, h.-w.h. $3.50
134S Newton St. n.e.-2nd f.. 3 rms,
kit, bath. elec gas. h.-Wh $500
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtor,
sos North Capi+oI e. MA e@oo
Evening star., 1941-06-15

423 MASS. AVE NV LARGE FRONT
rooms with twin beds each. Sc each.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

LARGE SHADY YARD; 4 BEDROOMS, ?
Chevy Chase, D. c. SIS. Woodley 3767.
FOR SUMMER-3 BEDROOMS. ATTRAC-
lively furnished, completely modern
porches. shower. linens, dishes, near bus
and stores, reasonable. RA. 9504. $50
Powhatan pl. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHED.

1916 10th ST. NV.
Dfnp3c Kjtchan Roth. Daft
Evening star., 1941-06-15
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
LYON VILLAGE APIS,
Ais WISCONSIN AVE.

| One room. dinette. kitchen, pastel bath.
extra large closets: very modern. includ-
ing Frigidaire. etc: pleasant environ
Evening star., 1941-06-15

COLORED-l310 QUE ST NW-ONE
room; kitchen, semi-pyt. bath; elec. refg
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.


A great commotion had broken
out in the Old Orchard. Instantly
SKINNER the Swallow few over to
see what it was all about and Peter
Rabbit followed lipperty -lipperty lip
as fast as his legs could take him.
He was just in time to see Chatterer
the Red Squirrel lodging around the
trunk of a tree. first on one side,
then on the other, to avoid the sharp
bills of the angry feathered folk
who had discovered him trying to
rob nest Of its young.
Peter chuckled. "Chatterer is get
ting just what is due him." he NUT
tered. 1T reminds me of time I
got into a yellow Jackets nest. My,
but those birds are mad.'
Chatterer continued to dodge from
side to side of the tree while the
birds dsrted down st him. all
screaming at the top Of their voices.
Finally Chatterer saw his chance to
run for the old stone wall. Only one
bird was quick enough to catch up
with him and that one was such a
tiny fellow that he seemed hardly
bigger than a big insect. 1t was
Hummer the Hummingbird.
Hummer followed Chatterer clean
to the old stone wall A moment
later Peter heard q humming noise
over his head and looked up to see
Hummer alight ON twig, where he
squesked excitedly for few min
utes, for his voice Is nothing but
little squeak. Often Peter had seen
Hummer darting from flower TO
flower and holding himself still in
midair as he thrust his long bill
into the heart of q flower to get the
tiny insects there and the sweet
juices he is so fond of. But this is
the first time Peter had ever seen
him sitting still He was such
mite of thing that it was hard to
realize that he was a bird. His back
was q bright. shining green. His
wings and tail were brownish with a
purplish tinge. Underneath he was
whitish. But it was his throat on
which Peter fixed his eyes. 1t was a
wonderful ruby red which gliStened
and Shone in the sun like jewel.
Hummer lifted one wing, and with
his long. birdlike bill, smoothed
the feathers under 1t. Then he
darted out into the air. his wings
moving so fast that Peter couldn't
see them at all. But il he couldn't
see them he could hear them. You
see, they moved so fast that they
made q sound very like the hum
ming of Bundle the Bee. 1t Is be-
cause OF this that he Is called the
Hummingbird.
In few minutes he was back
again and almost at once was Joined
by Mrs. Hummer. She was dressed
very much like him, but did not
have the beautiful ruby throat. She
stopped only minute OF two and
then dsrted over TO what looked for
all the world like tiny cup of moss.
1t was their nest.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Not This

Mother: Hurry up-youre going
to be late to Bible School. For PHYS
sake, quit looking at those funny
papers and get dressed. Hurry, now!"
Evening star., 1941-08-20
THf EVENINGS AieH LleMTS.


WjW, 7:O0-6rand Central Station: PEGGY
tonklin, Of the "Mr. and Mrs. North cast,
heads the cast in ionishts drama.
WkAl, 7:00-0ul1 KIDS: florsilo Ia Gasfda,
busy Mayor Of New York City. observes the
Kids in action.
WpC, 8O0-0uiusr Baseball: Men Of The
armed forces not only are guests OF honor,
but leans 10 compete in The oullief will be
seietted from their number.
WHY, 8:00-hiiions for Defense: Sthso-
uIsd is On |. O. test between Tho Quiz KIDS
and group Of college professors; Milton Befis
N. t.'s. opersio Baritone Robert Mesde sings
and other musical entertainment will be pro.
Mdsd by Barry Wood and members Of the
Gay Nineties Revue tssi.
WhAI, 8:30-Newsmsa George 0ufno joins
Nr. Hillmsn in q summary Of tho news.
WRc, 8:30-Mr. District Attorney: The Case
Of The Blue Msurliius," murder mixed with
BIT Of philaieh,
wRt, 9:00-ksy Kyssfs kolises: From Z
hangar Of the toekheed Aircraft plant in Bur-
bank, tsf., the kssf encourage ssIutes air
defense workers.
WBy, 9t5-Dr. Henry Noble MtCfstksn
president Of ysssf College. speaks under
auspices Of the Amerits First Committee.
VOL, 9;30-pssssni Of Melody yiolinlsi
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Rio Identifies Ameche

1T was reported that Rio will be
visited by Don Ameche, who is
connected with the moving picture
business" was all q newspaper had
to say about the appearance Of the
Hollywood star in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil
Evening star., 1941-08-20
yNoaI.WAve pA0eAAM.

BERLIN, 6:30-News ia English DID. MI
meg. 15.4 M; DID. 1854 meg. 2S,5 m.
MOSCOW, 7;0o-sroadtsst in English; Ws6,
t5.u mse., 10 NJ: RAe. Il meg. Is m.
BUDAPEST, 7;30-News in English; HAI4,
9.I2 meg. 31Sm.
LONDON, 3:00-Resdkas news and views;
CSC, s.58 meg, BIB M; 6S0, Ills meg,
25.5 m.
!. TOXIC. 8:05-Ne~s in Easiish: HU4. 1873
meg, 1853 m.; A6I, 1910 meg 1913 m.
BERLIN, S:i5-Nsws in English; DID. I'LL
meg. 25.4 m.; Do. 1854 meg 2S.5 N.
ROME. i0:OO-Aews in easlish; PROB.
9.63 meg, 81 m.; 2R04. 1871 meg. 25.4
NJ; 2R06. 1880 meg, t9 m.
LONDON. i0:00-Dsiiy Service; CSC, s.5S
meg 3i.3 NJ; GSD. Ills meg, 75.5 m.
GUATEMALA, iO:t5-Saond aad Third kds
Of Yefdis la Trsviafa; T6wA, e.6S meg;
81 m.
BERLIN i0:30-Aews ia EnoIish; DO,
I'LL meg, 754 NJ; DID, 1854 meg,
7S5 N.
LONDON, ii:i5-Ths music d Britain: CSC.
s.5S meg 3i3 NJ; 6S0. it.75 meg, 75.5 m.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

Philip Kaufman features Prize Song" from
Dis Msssfsassr." Soprano KathNa Witwsr
sings Debussys Air Do Liza" and poness
"esttlliia.
VOL, 10:t5-Csaira Uaion Mission: Re-
turning 10 ths air after q summer sbssats.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,

IN small matters as tUeH as
large ones. action is more effective
than lDordS.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

EvENlAs STAR FEATURES.
N.r Flashes: Latest morning headlines.
WMAt, II an.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
0dkcrest Water Main
Bids Will Be Asked

The Arlington County Board to-
day authorized County Manager
Frank c. Hanrahan to ask bids on
a water main to serve the Oakcrest
section along Arlington Ridge road
to be built with Federal funds.
Because of the need for supply
ing water to the Washington Ma
tional Airport, the cost will be de-
frayed by the Federal Government,
1t was explained. The cost is ex-
pected to be about $4,000. The
section is situated on high ground
and difficulty has been experienced
in obtaining an adequate water sup
ply due to the large number of new
homes in the area.
The supervisors also directed Mr..
Hanrahan to order the Cherrydale
Cement Blck Co. to- remove a shed
and equipment from part of its
property which has been used for
industrial purposes. 1t has been
determined from a survey that the
equipment is in residential zone,
Mr.. Hanrahan said. Residents of
the neighborhood have lodged sew
eral complaints with the board dur
ing the past several weeks. the
county manager reported.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Survey Is Recommended
On Virginia Nutrition
By tie Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
BLACKSBURG, Va, April A.
Surveys of each Virginia county to
determine it's nutritional problems,
and campaigns in each community
to persuade every family to produce
a large portion of its food, are
salient recommendations made to
county nutrition committees by the
State committee.
Helping every family to get q
garden planned for spring, sum-
mer, fall and winter Is one of the
most practical moves that can be
made in each community, Mrs.
Mildred Tate, chairman of the State
committee, has informed county
groups.
IF necessary, have seeds sup
piled" she advises in suggesting
procedure to the local committees,
now being set up under auspices Of
the State group. This is the
cheapest form of relief!' 80
Two chairmen are being ap-
pointed for each county to direct
the campaign to improve Virginia S
nutritional standards. In some
cases, chairmen will be named for
each community in the county. The
State committee and those CO.
operating in the plan emphasize
that only existing organizations,
such as county agricultural and
home-making boards, will be used
in the campaign, and that no new
groups will be created for the work.