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Evening star., 1941-11-13
Dance Will Aid
Bundles for Britain

Several interesting features have
been arranged for the benefit dance
to be given tomorrow evening at
the Manor Club. Norbeck, Md.
under the auspices of the Mont
gomery County branch of Bundles
for Britain.
Mrs. James Pomeroy Hendrlck'
Will give three Spanish dances. ac-
companied by her husband, who
plays the guitar and sings Mr.
Hendrlck came to Washington re-
Gently to do defense work with the
War Department.
Square dances. a prize waltz, p
also enllven the affair. For those
who do not care for dancing, tables
for bridge will be set up.
EnblemS, knitting bags, jeWelry,
cigarette cases 2nd other novelties
bearing the British insignia Will be
on sale. All proceeds Will 60 TO
Bundles for Britain.
Among those who will entertain
before the affair Will be MI. and
Mrs. T. Brockett Muir Of Fairhlll.
Sandy Spring: Mrs. j. Burke Knapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Griffin and
Mr and Mrs. John Lucker OF Ia
koma Park. 1t. Col and Mrs E.
Brooke Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Ragonnet, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Russell
Mcqueen, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Smith COfran and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Maloy, all Of Silver Spring,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William C.
Throckmorton end Mr. and Mrs.
ALVIN L. Aubinoe of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1941-11-13


tumn flowers, chrySanthemums in
yellow and bronze tones and in the
center Of the tea table was a low
mound of the seasons flowers.
The new Minister from the Latin
American republic and his very at
tractive wife are young for their
present pcsltion-and Sonora de
TroncOSO wore a very becoming
gown Of black crepe, fashioned
with long. straight skirt slaShed in
front to permit walking comfortably,
It's only trimming shallow peplum
At the hips of sparkling black Sc
ouinS On her shoulder she wore an
orchid. giving a touch of color. Mrs.
Scotten chose a black costume with
a street-length frock and a very
small round hat, her pearl earrings
being the only relief from the Sc
verify OF the black.
Mrs. Hull Is Among
Guests Attending.
Assisting during the afternoon
were Sonora de Vega, wife OF the
First Secretary Of the Legation, and
Sonora de Pima Chevalier. wife Of
the Commercial Counselor. their
husbands and the other members of
the staff also assisting to see that
the guests were amply served the
many delicacies prepared for the
party.
Mrs Cordell Hull wife of the Sec
retary Of State. was among the
guests and looked particularly we'll
in a black gown. its only trimming
two gold clips. and a veil falling
gracefully from her becoming
brimmed hat. Her wrap was sill
yer fox fur cape. The Director Gen
eral of the Pan-American Union.
DR.. Rowe. also attended the party,
and among the many officials of the
State Department were the Under
secretary of State and Mrs Sumner
Welles and the Chief of Protocol,
Mr.. George T. Summerlln.
The Minister and Sonora de Tron-
eoso invited only the heads Of the
Latin American missions at this
Capital and among those who called
was Sonora de Espil, wife of the Ar
Evening star., 1941-11-13
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Capital society will be definitely aminded tomorrow and
Chester Dale collection of 18th French
National Gallery There of dinners
Dales Finley the gallery there's
which chief gallery Walker and lovely
Oberva
Mrs
Bailet-Lator
Phpsand of
gallery from al United States
Washington we'll
Edward Reed sails week for his post
Embassy Bueno he Will
oenand badly
if keep him busy the State
being his honor that We
Caroline have had moments breathing
Haett Johnsons
will
their honor Reeds of for Philadelphia
Mouton. Monday will back
the cocktail Ffouk Dewey
them which the Mathews Dicks will
Monday Tuesday will dinner
Wednesday Ed sails Caroline won't him until
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Weddings Of Interest
Miss Nina Coleman Becomes
Bride of 1t. f. Nj. Jones

Old ST. James Church in Falls
Church, Va, was the scene OF an
attractively arranged wedding at
noon Yesterday when Miss Nina
Elizabeth Coleman. daughter of Mrs.
Sebron Shipley Coleman Of Wash
ington, became the bride OF 1t.
Edward Murthas Jones. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Jones of Falls
Church. The Rev. Edward Null
larkey, pastor Of the church, Off
ciated and said the nuptlal mass at
noon. The altar was decorated with
clusters of white chrySanthemums
and in the sanctuary were tall palms
and fern. In the sanctuary during
the mass were the Rev. Joseph F.
Govaert, the Rev. Peter Van CAME
Winkle. the Rev. James J. SCanlon,
the Rev. Robert Hickman, the Rev.
Dixon Beattie, the Rev. Paul Camp
bell. the Rev. James j. Widmer. the
Rev. James Conley, the Rev. Pat
rick Maloy and the Rev. Charles
Auth. Mr. Harry Wheaton Howard,
organist at the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception, played the
wedding music.
Mr.. Stephen S Coleman Of
Charleston, w. Va, escorted his
sister. Her wedding gown was Of
deep blush color satin cut on me-
dieval lines. The long fiaring skirt,
which had wide circular train.
was trimmed with a founce of
Chantilly lace. which also outlined
the deep yoke on the bodice. Her
! fingertip length veil was of bridal
illusion and was held by a coronet
of pleated satin. She carried a
spray of white orchids.
Awaiting her at the sanctuary
steps were the bridegroom and his
father, who acted as his best man.
Miss Catherine Coleman was maid
of honor for her sister, wearing a
heaven blue faille taffeta frock
made with a very full net skirt in
the same shade. Her small period
Evening star., 1941-11-13

hat was Of velvet to match and
trimmed with ostrich feathers. also
in the same shade. She carried
Johanna Hill roses.
The Misses Glare and Katharine
Jones, sisters OF the bridegroom, and
Miss Marv Helne were bridesmaids
and were dressed in blue faille taf-
feta the tiers of the very full skirts
edged with tulle and their halo
velvet hats matching their dresses.
They carried old-fashioned nose
gays
Little Miss Stephanie Coleman.
niece of the bride. was the flower
girl wearing heaven blue net
trimmed with tiny blue velvet bows
and she carried a miniature old
fashioned nosegay.
The uShers We're Mr.. Clarence
Continued on Page B-4D
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Benefit for Russia

Mrs. Rose Mortel- Stonebreaker of
New York and Miami will be the
guest of Mrs. J. j. Mack over the
week end. She will sing group of
Viennese songs at the benefit of the
Russian Child Society Saturday to
raise funds to aid Russian children
in the war area.
The benefit party will be held in
the home of Mrs. Mack, president
of the Washington branch, at 4355
Forest lane in Wesley Heights
Others on the program will be Nine
Magdelaine Chauveau Minorskaya
Nine. Minna Niemann and Mr.. K. E
Marny. Assisting Mrs, Mack are
Mrs. z. w. JoukoWsky, vice presl-
dent of the society; Mrs E. l. KNIT
sky and Mr.. Vladimir GrOdsky
Dancing and refreshments will fol-
low the recital.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
IOWans Plan Dance

A Thanksgiving dance will be
given by the Iowa State Society
Wednesday, November 10, at the
Shoreham Hotel at $50 o'clock.
The president Of the society, Rep
resentative John w. GWynne, Will
receive the guests. assisted by Sem
ator Guy M. Gillette, Senator CLYDE
w. Herring and Representatives
Fred C. Gilchrist, Vincent Har-
rington, w. S. Jacobsen, Ben F.
Jensen, Karl M lie Compte. Thomas
Martin, H. o. Tale, Paul Cunning
ham and the vice presidents. Mrs.
c. D. Cass and Mr.. Stanley
OConner.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Dip DiplOmatic Parties Feature
Busy Day in Capitals
Social Activities
AT Tea and Later Is HOnOred
Bv DR.. Rowe at Luncheon

Diplomats played the leading roles the social drama
terday and of the
Toncoso also leading luncheon
General of the PanAmeIcan Union DR. Leo Rowe host the
luncheon
tea in their at 2lO1 Connecticut
Other luncheon which
the United States Minister the Dominican Republic Mr. Robert
de Alba the the Dominican legation DR. Julio Vega
Battle the Herrera the
ond Secretary DR. oraco VcOsO the president OF the EX
pompor Washington MI Warren Lee Person. Mr. Laurence
Dugean political relations of the Department of State Mr.
T. of PROTOCOL Warren H.
Philip
Mr. Edward
William Lander Of the United
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Netherlands Envoy
Host at Party

The Minister Counselor of the
Netherlands Legation and Baroness
van Boetzelaer entertained last eve
ming in their home following the
concert of the Music Guild Quartet.
Earlier in the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Cappel were hosts at
cocktails in honor of Carlos Salzedo,
harpist, and Nine. Salzedo, who will
appear tonight at Constitution Hall.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Miss Miller to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Miller of
Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Frances Miller. to MI Owen
J. Neighbours, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen J. Neighbours of Wa
bash, Ind. The wedding Will take
place December % in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Both Miss Miller ana Mr.. Neigh
bours attended De Pauw University
in Indiana. Mr.. Neighbours now is
attending Indiana University law
school.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Visits Daughter Here

Mrs. John Craig BInnlng Of Tulsa.
Okla. is spending a fortnight with
her daughter, Miss Florence BInning,
who is in the office OF the Army
Air Corps.
Evening star., 1941-11-13

gentine Ambassador, the ranking
hostess in the corps.
Turkish AmbasSad dor
Is Host at Dinner.
The Venezuelan Ambassador and
Sonora de Escalante were the rank
ing guests at the dinner which the
Turkish Ambassador and Nine
Ertegun gave, and others there were
the Colombian Ambassador, Dr.
Gabriel Turbay: the Greek Minister
and Nine. Diamantopoulos, the
Counselor of the British Embassy
and Mrs. Helm. the Counselor of the
Greek Legation and Nine. Depasta, |
the Director of the Bureau of Inter |
national Communications of the
State Department and Mrs. Thomas
Burk and the former Attache of the |
Greek Legation here, NJ. Christie |
Diamantopoulos and Nine Diaman-
topouloS, who, though they bear the
same name. are not related TO the
Greek Minister in the Capital, NJ.
Cimon Diamantopoulos.
Retiring Brazilian
Diplomat Is HOnOred.
The Brazilian Ambassador and
SenhOra de Martins. with members
OF the Embassy staff, were hosts at
dinner last evening honoring the
retiring Second Secretary of the
Embassy and Senhora de Boulltreau
Fragoso, who will return to Brazil
the end of the month. The party
was given at the Embassy and is one
of series Of feteS planned by COL
leagues of NJ Boulitreau Fragoso in
the diplomatic corps.
Dinner Party Is Given
For Mrs. MCCreery.
Among the other parties of yes
terday was the dinner which Mr..
Percy Blair gave to honor Mrs.
Richard McCreery, who has come
from California to make her home
here this winter.
The Sc guests were seated at two
long tables. and among them were
some out-of-toWn guests as we'll as
representa- tive members of official,
diplomatic and residential WASH
lngtOn.
DR.. Dorothy Grant Jacquelin was
another Of yesterdays hostesses. her
cocktail party honoring Prof. and
Mrs. Pltman Benjamin Potter. whose
marriage took place recently. DR..
( Jacquelln and Mrs. Potter studied
/ IN Geneva. where Prof Potter was
| professor Of the graduate school for
international studies and director of
| the Geneva Research Center He is
! now doing research at BrOoklngS In
stitution. where Mrs. Potters father,
Dr. Charles o. Hardy. is member
of the staff Mrs. Potter is the for
mer Miss Margaret Hardy.
Nine. GrOuitch IIOnOred
At BrOmwell Luncheon.
Nine. Grouitch. widow Of the for
mer Yugoslav Minister to this
country. was honored at the lunch
con given yesterday at the Shore
ham by Mrs. Charles BromWell.
Other guests were Mrs. Paul V.
McNutt. Miss Jane. Fish. Mrs.
Walter R Tuckerman Mrs. ]. But
ler Wright. Mrs. Frank Morrow,
Mrs. Alexander Legare. Miss Carolyn
Nash Mrs. Sydney TroWman, Mrs.
Sterling Lacy and Mrs Randolph H.
Miner
Another delightful luncheon of
Yesterday was that given by Mrs.
Harry R Fulton. who entertained
at the Army Navy Country Club to
honor Mrs. James MacFarlane of
Coral Gables, Fla. and Mrs j. Clyde
Marquis. who recently arrived here
from Italy where Mr. Marquis was
chairman of the International In
stitute of Agriculture in Rome.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Mr.. and Mrs. Scotten
Honor Guests at Party.

entertained honor OF the
Republic Scotten
from Mr. Scotens
the drawing and
Tall
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23

FOR ARMY SERVICE

Sergeant Jewell NJ. Pate, non com
mlesloncd officer IN charge OF thl
Army recruiting station located IN
tAe Post Office Building, Raleigh,
announced today that his station Was
accepting applications lor enlistment
m Inc Army, from cOlored men N
tbs district, Fifty percent of these
applications MuSt be from men with
at least a grammar education. The
ether fifty percent must have COM
rlctcd the sixth grade IN school
All these vacancies arc for three
year assignment and the applicant
has the choice OF going to TT Brstg,
n. <. Camp Davis, N. G.. Camp Ja...-
son, $. c.. or Camp Croft, S. {. y.
few of the mcn selected Wlll bc as
signed to the now famous +l>t tngr,.
Fl, Bragg. To be eligible for enlist
ment, the applicant must be between
the ages of eighteen and thirty FIVE.
single with no dependents, good
moral character. pas q physical e\
animation As prescribed 10y Army
regulation: and possess the necessary
education.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23
A YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
Sec Page -Four

/. Name the capital of Alaska.
:. what IS the common name for
an unexpected she'll?
3, What is a duplex house?
I. a thick glass is more likely o
crack than a thin glass when filled
with hot liquid; rue or false?
.. For what word is pram a CON
traction in England?
g.. Thomas A. Edison was born in
OHIO, Michigan or New Jersey?
I. The United States immigration
&nd Naturalization Service is under
the Department of Labor. Depart
ment of the Interior or the Depart
ment of Justice?
g.. With what country was the
United States at war in l8Ol-O5?
g.. What is the religion of the der
wishes?
10. Five cities are represented by
baseball teams in both major leagues.
Name them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23
Institute on Law
To Attract Large
Number Saturday

Representatives of the city and
county here are expected to attend
tine fifth biennial institute of the In
~Utute of Government in Chapel Hi
tomorrow. y study of laws enacted
by the 1871 General Assembly, and
cndctmcnts of Congress is TO be al
ranged.
Governor Brougnton Will be one Of
the guest speakers, and the prii:.
cIpal address will be by Rcprc>cn-
totNe John W. Mccormack. of Mas
~suChu>ctt,, majority leader III I'll.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1911

House of Representatives. VIII,
be accompanied 10 Chapel HU nv HI.
wife JOINT meetings and group ri.
CuSSlonS I included. "S-
Albert Coates. director OF tho l.,
sututc, has invited newspaper o..
tors of the State and their v.,,.oN
an informal dinner in the c,o, "
with Governor and Mrs. Brouph,"l
and Representative and Mrs. McCor.
mack.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10

V bl1zke budoucnosti tTeba
Dude asi O 1000 delnikn vice
ma pracech obrany neGit.,je v
to naj1man1 delnikd 800 az
1000 kazdym tydnem do Glenn
L. Martin vzduchoplavecke
STANCE. Hlavne treba jest zen
skych stenografek, typistek,
muzskych chemistd a inzenyr1
vsech odvetvf. Do pradelen
treba jest jinych a do hotel1.
V Marylandskych lodenicfch
zamestnano jest dnes 4,400
pracovnfkG. V nejblizsfm roce
Dude jich asi O 1000 tTeba Vi
ce. Betlehem-Fairfield lodeni-
&c volaly prave pro 1000 mu-
III, ably tito cviceni byli We
vsech odvetv1ch lodenickych
praci.
V Hagerstown vzduchopla-
vecka korporace ceka zamest-
mani $50 dodatecnych pracov-
Mkt v nejblizsfch sesti mes1-
c1ch. Tamn1 Fairchild korpo-
race planuje zamestnan1 zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
ZLATE JUBILEUM A
LICKEHO DELNfKA" PRO
STAT MARYLAND. 2

Minulou nedeli a pondeli
dine 5. a 6. r1jna slavilo Glen.
stvo Katolickeho Delnfka v ma.
Sem meste 5Oti-lete trvanf "a.
lozen1 teto Jednoty. V nedel.
v 1880 rano obetovana byla
mise svata a clenstvo pristoupi.
10 spolecne ku svatemu pTijf-
mani. Vldp. farar Josef Ste
panek mel krasne slavnostni
kazanf v nemz objasnil W.
znam katolickeho delnfka.
V pondelf vecer pax konala
Sc V dolejsf skoln1 m1stnosti
"Bratrska zabava" pro cleny,
jejich rodiny, pratele a zname.
Navsteva byla velika. Vzacne-
no hosta 1strednfho predsedy,
bratra Vaclava Jel1nka, priv
tai vldp. faraT Josef Stepanek.
Pc proslovech rozproudila sc
srdecna a uprfmna zabava pfi
hudbe p. Vaclava Kul1ska. By
la to opravdu zdaTila oslava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
KAMPAN
EONDH

Robert Cutler, president Com
munity Chests a Councils kor-
poracni zastupce z Boston, bu-
de hostem pri schulz Commu-
nifty fondu u pT1tomnosti 1,4OO
%zastupcG obchodn1ch a indus
trialn1ch dom1 v 6 hodin vecer
II. r1jna v hotelu Emerson.
Mr.. Cutler je IMAM jake CT
viln1 vGdce, vojak a spisovatel.
Jest take misrepresentation
Greater Boston's fondu a redi-
telem oddelen1 Boston Better
Business.
We svetove valce byl prvn1m
lieutenantem.
SchGzf tou otevrena Dude
kampan Community fondu
vzdor tomu, re oficielne KAN
pan otevrena Dude 27. Tijna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
z POMOCNEHO VYBORU.

Vykaz DART cd posledniho
tydne: - zenska Civic League
No. 7, $500; pf. A. smrha So
pi. FIR. Rfha So; p. a pf. Hejduk
Rose ST., So; pf. Zadera So;
pf. Zaoralek So; pf. Cesky So;
p. a pf. Janata So; p. E. a l..
Kotras So; pf. Mizerovsky So;
pf. B. Opava $1;p1. Vecera 81;
pf. Koutnfk 81; pf. sevcfk 81;
p1. Primus "a zbozi soc; Vcel-
ky $5.15; pf. Parson Ia zbozi
$3.50.
Pf. Raul, stolnf behoun; pf.
Robinson, teapot, saticky, ce-
picku; pl. Sevcfk, cukr, cal,
mydlo; pf. siroky,, puncochy,
kravaty, holfcf strojky, mydla,
kartacky, zubnf pasty, cream
ku holen1, cokoladu; p1. STREET,
Ellicott City, lob. ovoce. 8
plechovek cocoa, mydla; pf.
Novotny, zbytky latek; p. De-
sort, 2 kosile; pf. Cihlar, tucet
kapesnfkd, tuzky, kosili; pf.
Mizerovsky, kabat, 6 rucnfkd ;
pf. Ant. Pokorny, vlnenou salu,
bathmath; pf. Hejduk, tucet
pytlG; pi. Hrubes, 1plne vypra-
veny balik pro vojaky.
Pr1sti stfedu budeme veno-
vati pine ku vyprave kabelek
pro nase vojlny k VanocGm.
KIDD by Sc zaj1mal jak to della
me, pros1me, pfijdte Sc podf-
vati do skoly Aug. Herman cd
10 = 4 hod. odpoledne.
Krajane, nedostava Sc nam
rucn1kG a kapesn1kd, potrebu-
jeme toho vice, neb chceme
kazdemu DAFT stejne, prosfme
Vas snazne prineste nam. Mu-
sine DAFT co mdzeme a vlastne
musfme dati. a slice tax az to i
trochu boil. Pratele, mas to je-
ste nebol1!!!
Manzele Ed. a Jos. Rychtaf
darovali SIS ma Narodn1 Sdru-
zenf. Pomocny Vybor odeslal
do Chicago 500 = dar cd
"Zlate Prahy" {. 81, vytezek z
"Bingo'. D1ky vsem vzdava
Csl, Pomocny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
BALTIMORANE UVfTAJf
HOSTY z c.

AckolIv vevoda a vevodkyne
z Windsor, Anglicane, opusti
vlakem Timonium vystavu v
sobotu odpoledne, Baltimorane
budou mfti dosti pTilezitosti, a.
by videli kralovske NAMELY,
Zvlastni v1tacf vybor pozve
Windsor NAMELY jeti ku NEST
ske radnici v pondeli We 3 no.
diny odpoledne a odtud poma-
lu pojedou ku Country klubu.
Ma vyboru krone mayora jsou
mnoz1 predaci mesta. Mayor
naT1dil, ably ulicemi mesta v
pondel1 O 3 iodine odpoledni
vevoda S vevodkynf vezeni byli
hezky pomalu, by uctivf Balti-
mofane pokochati Sc mohli
kralovskou navStevou. Blizsi
o navsteve dosud neucineno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10

sv. Vaclavsk6, jakoz i panu K.
F. Zahradkovi, uciteli svobod-
ne skoly Augustin Herman, "a
pratelsk6 witt vstTfc tomuto
podniku, a "a pf1padnou po-
moo zak1m venovanou v teto
soutezi. Pocet thesf cenami
poctenych bylo pet, &C vseo-
becny Mailed panuje, re v1bec
vsichni kontestante zasluhuj1
soucasne uznanf "a jejfch obet.
snahu a namahu v jej1ch vol
nych hodinach pc skole, spiso-
vati zastoj o nemz Sc zrejme
pfedem z knih po vecerach in
formovati musili. Nutno totiz
doznati, re venovanf volnych
hodin, urcenych pro pobavenf,
pc skole, jest pro skolnf dftko
|skutecnou obetl, kterou nema-
me jen tax ledabylo prehled-
nout neb do konce podcenovat.
Jest to cinost ktera zasluhuje
co nejvetS1 povzbuzen1 a pod
pOru. IentO ZaJem naSlch SkOl-
mich d1tek skutecne predstavu-
je cenny, mravnl prisp6vek pro
MAST narodn1 vec, a mel by
vzbudit patricny zajem i u
starsfch nasincG. Neuznanf Gin
|nosti nasfch skolnfch dftek pr
|teto prflezitosti, bylo by pfi
nejmensfm velice bezohlednym
a mohlO by Sc ma naSem narod-
MIN celku v budoucnu citelne
|vymst1ti. Jelikoz mfsto nedo-
.voluje zde vsech pet thesf u
|vesti, = budiz prozatfm aspon
|jedna z Mich zde uvedena, ma
kterou prvn1 cena, velky "Sil-
yer Loving Cup" udelena byla.
|Pochazf z hlavinky Geraldiny
Novotne, mladistve zakyne Z:
tridy skoly sv. Vaclavsk6. The
Sc tato ovsem psana jest anglic-
ky, a v cestine mi jak nasle-
|6uin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
VOLANf O VICE
" MARYLANDU.

Celkem 1906 Marylandskych
muz1 povolano Dude do arma-
dy mezi 16. a %. Tfjnem, c1mz
kvota dostoupi vyse 1888 mu-
III.
Novy zpGsob odvodu zaveden
Dude, j1mz registrovan1 zkou-
mani budou armadn1m 1radem
neil prerusi sve civiln1 spoje-
nj.
Poole noveho planu registro-
vanf budou vedeti urcite, cd
desfti do dvaceti dn1 NEIL vo-
lani budou, zdali budou anebo
nebudou povolani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
CESKE NARODNf SDRUzENi
v AMERICE
ODBOCKA BELCAMP, MD.

Belcamp, 7. r1ina 1871.
Redakce TELEGRAPH"
843 N. Washington ulice
Baltimore, Md.
Vazena redakce telegraph"
Dovoluji 81 Yam oznamiti, re
dine Is. rfjna t. j. We stfedu We
Ger V 8 hodin Dude odbyvati
Odbocka Ces. Mar. Sdruzen1
pTednaSku, ma ktere promluv1
plukovnfk gst. O. Spaniel z
New Yorku. Thema: "Dnesn1
situace v Ceskoslovensku a ma
Sc armada. Zveme vSechny
Cechoslovaky ku hojne 1casti.
Sc srdecnym poZdravem
"a Odbocku Belcamp
John Waters,
Belcamp, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
VDOVA A 3 DfTKY OBDR.
ZELY $1,000

Sakjko Hashimoto a til dit
ky, obdrzely nahradu $1,000
"a smrt manzela a otce lednu
1910 v automobilove nehode.
Rozsudek podan byl prot
Josephu Serio z Reisterstown
road. Automobilem usmrtil
Hashimoto, kdyz tento stall "a
automobilem ma Reisterstown
road u Park Circle. Vdova a
ditky rodem Japonci, jsou n.y.
nj v Cine. Vdove porota pTir-
kla $4,000 a kazdemu re til
d1tek pc $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
POzAR STODOLY PRIRcEN
ZHART. ,

Ma farme Paula Latherman
ma Mount Carmel road shcrela
casne rano v sobotu stodola. We
stodole byla psenicni 1roda z
30 akru svezena a 1roda jec-
meme re 200 akr1 krone zaso-
by sena a rGznych farmaf-
skych potfeb. Vladne pTesvGd-
cent, re ohen zalozen byl.
V posledn1ch dvou letech 2S
stodol v okol1 tom vyhofelo,
Ctyri farmafi odepTeli postavi-
til stodoly jine ma mfsto shore