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Evening star., 1941-12-29
Helen Lombard
Will Review Book

Nine. Helen Lombard will review
her book, Washington Waltz" as
a feature of the book review pro-
gram of the Chevy Chase Branch
League of American Pen Women
at 3 pm Saturday at the Shoreham
Hotel Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell
president of the District Branch OF
the league, will speak on "A Chal-
lenge to Pen Women in the Present
Crisis"
Miss Dorothy Nicholson will be
hostess at the meeting at which
the branch president. Mrs. Hester
Beau Provenson, will present the
speakers.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Washington Club
Plans Open House

The Washington Club will hold
open house New Year Day at 5
pm. for members and guests.
Mrs. Whitman Cross, president
will receive, assisted by the vice
presidents, Mrs. Albert w. Atwood
and Miss Grace c. Burton, and the
Board of Governors.
The dining room will be in charge
of committee chairmen, including
Miss Emma T. Strider, Mrs w. F.
Willoughby, Mrs. S. Percy Thomp-
son, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs
John H. Hanna, Mrs G. Louis We'll
Ter, Miss Josephine Rohrer and Mrs
r. Winston Holt.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Girl Who Defi|ed U. 5. Flag
Must Serve Prison Term
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., Dee. 29-The
New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed
today the conviction of Helga
Schlueter, 20, German born alien
of Lakewood. on charge OF def1ling
the American flag.
Miss Schlueter, now in custody of
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, was sentenced to one to two
years in a women's reformatory
after her conviction by an Ocean
County jury. She was free on bail
when the F. B. I. took her into
custody shortly after the outbreak
of the war.
She was charged with tearing up
and throwing to the ground, while
a firemen's parade was in progress
on June 20, 1910, in Lakewood, q
small American flag that was at
tached to her motorcycle.
Evening star., 1941-12-29

Joseph Peter scarpulla, .2s Washington.
and Martha Alice Baldree. 21. Mont
James Deets Cordell. 20. Clarksburg Md.
and Ella Louise Gossard, 10. Dick
Leonard NJ N. Clarke. "a, and Sarah r.
Clark, "a. both of washington.
Russell Lee Cave, 26, and Ella Mae HILL
"a. both OF Ransom. w. Va.
Harry Lee Wachter, 40. and Margaret
Evening star., 1941-12-29

Louise Adams. 27, both Of Frederick. Nd.
Samuel 8 spicer, 27, Bethesda. Md. and
Gertrude E. McRae. "a. Chevy Chase, Md.
Robert Emil Burke. 23, Arlington. Va. and
Dorcas Marie Hunt. %, washington.
Clayton z. Alvey, 3S. and Catherine j.
Wood. 81. both of washington.
Robert Clayton Stewart, 30, Washing ton,
and Erminie Frances Gaskins, II. Md
dleburg. Va.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

To Pep up . meat Loaf recipe.
substitute one half pound chop
ped bologna for the same amount
Of ground meat, and add one
tablespoon chopped onion. Gar
nish loaf with half slices Of or
anss and Of. red tomato. and
bake.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

An old fsvorits main dish-eorn-
Cd beef and cabbage-goes modern
when prepared BY the recipe below,
and in 90 doing it becomes even
more delicious. lts flavor II en-
riched By q sauce made Of spicy
tomato kstchup and melted butter.
Quick Cornsd Beef and Cabbage
Cut ons-half Of . medium hsad
Of cabbage in four wedges about
IL inches wide at the widest part.
Cook in boiling sailed water until
just tender, about 20 minutss. Com
bins Y cup butter which has been
melted with Y cup tomato kstehup,
then beat together With . rotary
err bestsr about one minute or I'M
I'll thoroughly combined and slight
y thicksnsd.
Slice " pound canned or cooked
corned beef In eight small pieces
or four large ones, depending upon
its shape, then arrange In square
or oblone baking dish. Plscs .
wedge Of cabbage on each serving
Of beet. Pour The kstehup buttsf
sauce over the cabbage, having it
run down on the meat Bake IN Q
moderate oven OTIS ~ about 70
minutes, ar until hsatsd through
and ssues bubblsa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

The well. cooker Of your cleo
trio stove IL fine for frying
doughnuts In Il melt enough
lard 70 make 1t least three
inches. Heat II on full heat until
az reaches the desired tempera.
turs, then turn 10 the lowest hest
that win maintain that tsmpesa-
tire. Drep deooDmulD ID and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
At Early Morn Party
Serve Your Guests Hearty

What more comfortable time
than morning can one find for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
'HamtramCk Given Nod
Among New Recordings

HANG ON 70 your Easter
bonnet boys and girls and
lets get in the groove with
some Of these new tunes that
are beng recorded by the vari-
Gus orchestras. Just trot down
10 your favorite music shop and
take a look at the big variety
they have on hand
While you're there. ask 10
hear that local tune HAM
TRAMCK' backed by WIRE
BRUSH STOMP as played by
the king Of the hide beaters,
Gene kTUpa and RS orchestra
on their latest Okrh platter.
krupa fans VIII really want 10
add this one 10 their collection.
For "a sweet number ser, ed in
the Bea Vain style you might
Try her Victor waxing 81 Ny
SISTER AND J. with AFRAID
TO SAY HELLO as the plat
tClmatc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Film Star
of 'SilentS'
Farmerette
CAMDEN. \. j. April u.

CAMDEN. \. j.. April u.
A STAR of the old silent
n movie days, Wanda Haw-
ley, is now Mrs. Charles Full
cher, wife of a farmer. They
live on the Taberg-ThompSon
Corners road. far from the klelg
lights of Hollywood and the
bright lights of Broadway.
Wanda Hawley spent a busy
- years before the kleig lights,
taking part in the making of
$40 motion picture films, in most
of which she starred. She played
on the legitimate stage in New
York before entering the motion
picture industry. and after the
lights burned her eyes 10 the
point where she had to leave
motion pictures, she managed
the 'Aii-American Girls Sym
phony Orchestra in the Hippo
drome and other New York
theaters,
1t was the death Of her mother
that brought her back home.
Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Hawlev, had moved back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Modern Music

Maybe YOU haven't noticed,
bur the number q record al
buns being made by popular
recording artists is increasing.
Meredith Wilson and his con-
cert orchestra have Just com
plcied a Decca album Of modern
American music which IS worth
listening 20.
The SOM Bird Of the South.
Kate Smith has made o four
record album for Columbia
which includes 'NHLN THE
MOON COMES OVER TIE
MOUNTAIN" WHEN DAY Is
DONE. "MACUSHLA, THE
r ~ - 4 4 z z, r -
THE SUNSHINE or. YOUR
SMILE THINE ALONE. and
YOUR EYES HAVE TOLD MI
So
4 bit Of that Fats Waller
rhythm D., d.shea out 10 fine style
By tine maestro. on his Victor
d4sc which houses ALL THAT
MEAT AID %O POTATOES"
with "BUChIN TIE DICE on
The Nipover
Classical nSiderationS:
NnIle the TdScanini fans bat
tie with the Bruno Walter fol-
lowers over which performance
o. Beethoven "F,roica' is the
best. both recordings being re-
leased this past month. by VIC
tor and Columbia. lets look at
some Of the other offerings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Other Offerings

Leopold StokoWSN and his
Ali~Amerlcan Youth Orchestra
add another set To their pro-
gram this time with the Love
Music from Tristan and Isolde. -
This syntheSis covers the music
from the second act and part Of
the final scenes in the last act.
Clever editing and compilation
of the themes in this orchestral
arrangement 1T duuTt1OT1 ~ fine
performance make this a worth
while album. even If you own
various individual selections
from the opera
All the fireworks attendant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Betty Davis Praised
By Mary Aston

CONTINUED from Page Thirteen)
ChattertOn. We met when we
were In 'DodswOrth' together,
and while Ruth was the star and
/ was the 'Other woman we
never had one moment worrying
about which one OF us would
show up In the prettiest dress
or IL the camerman was giving
one a better break than the
other in lighting.
81 worked with Jean Harlow
In Red Dust and she was one
of the sweetest girls l ever
knew. and Claudette Colbert
was delightful to work with in
Midnight
ut really burns me 10 read
how jealous Hollywood women
are OF each other-and you can
say for me anytime that 1t isn't
true"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
lakes on New Dress

Since the close Of last season
the park has taken on new
dress of special lighting effects
for evening illumination. The
Plantation ShoWboat, fun house
de luxe. is completely stated
and following the policy or fast-
wood of having something new
for entertainment each year
there has been installed the
Bubble Bounce ride, which pro-
vides thrills through the me
dunn of compressed air opera
ton.
EASTWOOD has DUTtr 4 picnic
grove extending the depth of the
park along the north side. Com
pletely outfitted with rustic
benches and tables there is ~
the east end a band shell where
recordings will furnish music
during the day and tunes from
the nationally known dance
bands which will play Eastwood
Gardens will be piped during the
evening. Many outings have
already been booked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
\ Best Dance Season

Bookings Of bands promise De-
troiterS who like TO dance be-
meath the stars the best season
in years Following Chester will
be Charlie Barnett, Alvino Rey
and the King Sisters. Woody
Herman, Benny Goodman. Al
Donahue. Orrin Tucker and Bon
ME Baker and during July Glenn
Miller tops in dance bands Will
fly here from HollyW ood Tor a
flve-day engagement
ErSkine Hawkins viii be play
ing for dancing in The World
Fair Ballroom Easter night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

upon the recent appearances
and causuc remarks made by
Sir Thomas Beexham in this
country. are reflected in his
direction of the london Philhar-
monte in the TSChalkoWsky
FantaSie-Overture. Francesca
Da Rmini II is bombastc
and brilliant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
.EaStWOOd'S
. PreVieW
Today

ASTWOOD PARK, Gratiot
- at Smile, will open for the
season next Friday, following
a special Easter preview this
Sunday. Mike Falks Band will
play for dancing Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday nights in the
Worlds Fair ballroom.
There will be roller skating
every night and Sunday matinee
and all rides and amusements
will be operating through the
season with a grand opening of
Eastwood Gardens slated for
May % with Bob Chester and
his band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Faculty Concert

GIL SZANTO. Lillian Bell
and Gilbert Beaume viii appear
in a faculty concert on Friday
a $50 p H. IA the lecture hall
Of the Art Institute. Detroit
Conservatory OF Music pupils, in
divisions III and " VIII be pre-
Senied IN the Conservatory hall
on Saturday al 3 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Presents Concert

VIVIAN DUNHAM. Detroit
concert pianiS, VIII present one
Of her Conversation Concerts at
the annual convention Of tho
Michigan Federation II Music
Clubs. TO be- held in Battle
Greek Tuesday through Thurs
day Mrs Dunham'S program
will be given on Thursday morn
ing in The Music Clubs audi
forum Of the Battle Creek
SanItarium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Performs Drama

LILLIAN HICKS. Detroit &C.
.-.a-z--4nL -e-c-er. Will uerforrn
Virginia BalInser drama on The
life Of Jenny Lind az tho lunch
con program az tho Michigan
Federation Of Music Gu
m r7T-vr1f-7y- = q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Guest SoIoists

ROSE COOPER. Detroit So
prano. will be the soloist of the
next concert 10 be given al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Jewish Community Center by
the Michigan Symphony Orches-
ira, under the direction of Vail
ter Poole. This concert will take
place on April % at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
DTANNE CLAIRE is


the huge reUte ON the
stage Of TOWn Thedter.
10 their old home town, Cam
den. and there Ormi Grace
Hawley returned in 1896 TO take
care of her father. He died three
years later. II was in 1929 that
Miss Hawley became the sec
ond wife of Charles Fulcher and
went TO live on his dairy farm.
People say To me. Aren't
YOU lonesome out there p" she
said
Il tell them | am far from
lonesome. have plenty OF in
terests that keep me continually
occupied"
Besides portrait painting, Mrs.
Fulcher writes stories, chill
dren's stories mostly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Spring Concert

THE ANNUAL Spring concert
OF the Arpi Swedish Male Ghei-t4s
will be given in the Danish
Brotherhood Temple Saturday
at Sis p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

LCE-Hsrper and Frontenae. Pr. 03f7- y
ALL G.s-lr- Il A. A II
william Holden. Jean Arthur. ARIZONA
Plus Walter PldEeon and Joyce Compton IN
SKY Mt RIDER "
ADlMc-Grand Circus Park
HDhllO Abbott a Costello Andrews Sis
tiers fBUCk PRiNATE~.' ". H.uam IN
LONE WOLF TAkE> CHANCE"
IInCN-Ford Road Chase. Dearborn
dLDEN Cont y 40 Zoe Zoe. a. Boyer.
Narsaret SULLIVAN In BACK STREET"
THAT GANG or MINE East side KIDS
Irrp-E Warren at Outer Dr. NJ. 1928
hLuLh Open Al y IS. Adults Z5c Plus Tax
GINGER ROGERS as NIFTY FOYIE."
Cesar Romero IN TAIL. DARK And
H. NDSOME." Kiddie Matinee Mon. Tues.
We1s DOOMED CARANAN't Cartoons
VII b SHOWN in Place Of KITTY Foyie."
ALGER- ADULTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

1DHlF open i2:fs.
POLISH PROGRAM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

InrnA-t;rnnd RlYer and Ioy Rond

pIVTEp l-t'rand River and Joy Road
MEtLIh open II Is. Last show Q 80 p NJ.
Henry Fonda. Dorothy Lamour. Linda Oar
nell. CHAD HANNA" Plus "SON OF
MONTE CRISTO." with Joan Bennett.
l.. Hayward Extra, Greece Fights Back
pIU0I A-Cadillae-E. Forest PL. 4626 4
NOW ADULTS 20c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

ilE'iL Mat. Adults zoe. Child 1Oc. BIO
HORROR SHOW. Bella Lugosi, DEVIL
Chas Grapewin. Also Charlie Chaplin ia
"IN THE BANK" -Four Extra Cartoons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

PART 3, PAGE Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

SufttEe-AHek saa -Sine-Miie Road
OHUhLC Paul NUM- in
"HIDsON'S BAY" Hugh Herbert and
Johnny Downs. "SLIGHTLY TEMPTED"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

CTAki EV--l610T West Warren Avenue
oinlNLLl Open at 1:15 p. M.
Robert Taylor in FLIGHT COMMAND"
p. singleton, "BIONDIE PLAYS CUPID"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
BANKA OLOUPENA 0
$4,000.

Tremi loupezniky napadena
.byla banka v Hyattsville, Md,
We ctvrtek a oloupena O $685.
900 ma hotovosti a diva cheeky
cenene ma $4,000.
Chauffeur jel S ~automobilem
banditG ma silnicni stranu ban
ky v cestu automobile zTfzence
banky a srazil Sc S tlmto. Diva
vyskocili a rozehnali Sc ma au-
tomobil banky, kazdy z jedne
strany. Jeden uchopil tasku
Jacka Cameron, 17leteho, dru-
ny zavrel spojenl z moci 18le-
teho Van Stauber, wal mu klfc
a vstrcil tento do kapsy. V
tasce bylo $4,000. Zlod6ji ma
to ujeli smerem ku Washington
nu.
$4,000 bylo ma sluzne Wa
shington Suburban Zdravotn1
komise, jej1z 1radovna je asi
pet blocku cd banky vzdalena.
= posledn1ch 10 rocich
bylo v Marylandu oloupeno IA
bank.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Ornament clenstvu j. &. D. "
Baltimore, Curtis Bay a okoli
a naSi ceske verejnosti!

V patek, dine 10. rfjna v s.
hodin vecer v Sokolovne, rob
Gay a Preston ulic Velko-Vy-
Dor Statu Maryland J. G. D. bu-
de odbyvat velkou verejnou a.
gitacn1 schulz ku ktere jsou
vSechny clenky a clenove j. G.
D. i naSe ceska v~eTejnost u
pf1mne zvany.
Ma schulz promluvf predsed-
ka Ustredn1ho Vyboru j. G. D.,
pf. Alzbeta L. Strohmayerova
z Chicago, ktera sem "a tim u
celem pfijede. Proto dovoluji
81 apelovat ma kazdou jednu z
mas ctene sestry, by jste Sc Wy
nasnazily z1skat aspon jednoho
elena neb clenku aneb dftko do
detskeho odboru.
Jednota nase ma vSeho dru-
hu pojistky a poskytne svym
denim velke vyhody. Proto
Vas ctene sestry jeste jednou
zadam. pficinte Sc vsemozne O.
zlskanf novych clenG, abychom
ukazaly, re pracujeme a chce-
me byti cinnymi a re nam do
bro nas1 Jednoty lei ma mysli.
PAM A. L. Strohmayerova
zodpov1 a vysvetli vSechny Va
Sc otazky, proto dostavte Sc
vsichni v patek, dine 10. T1jna v
8 hodin vecer do Sokolovny.
Marie Kraft, nam. q. V.
pro Stat Maryland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
PRATELE

Jsou tomu tri roxy, co zacalc
utrpenf ceskeho naroda. TT
roxy pine ponizovani, prona-
sledovanf, muceni, veznenf a
poprav. A Ease pTichazeji zpra
Wy, re sc s1rf ceskou zemf nova
vlna nasilf, kterymz Sc potlaco-
vatele snazf utlumiti a umlceti
hlasy volajfcf pc svobode. Je
smutne pomyslenf, re jsme bez-
mocni v tonic utrpen1 naseho
lidu donna. Tim vice sc snaz-
me, my Cesi stojfc1 mimo dosah
nemecke moci, abychom toto
utrpenf zkratili, nenechme ma
Sc tam donna cekati dlouho a
marn6 ma den svobody!
Stojfme ma zacatku noveho
pracovnfho 1dolf odbocky Ces-
keno Narodn1ho Sdruzeni zde
v Baltimore. Slibme 81, re ne
budeme ochabovati i tento rok
We SVEN 1sil1 a podporujme re
vSech nasich sill a moznosti pod
Milky pracujfcf pro svobodu ma
seho lidu.
Do Vance jsou ma programu
tri zabavnf podniky We pros
pech CeS. Mar. Sdruzenf.
= Divadlo poradane Dram.
Odborem Sokolske Jednoty
"Blesk" ma oslavu %. Tijna v
nedeli, 26. Tijna We 3:15 odpo-
ledne v Sokolovne.
= Card Party, Bingo a kou-
len1 v dtery, dine 4. listopadu v
8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne.
= Jitrnicove Hody v nedeli,
dine IA. prosince We 4 hodiny
odpoledne v Sokolovne.
Nezadavejte Isl tyto dny a
pfijdte v nejhojnejsfm poctu.
O to Vas prosf
Zabavnf Vybor Odbocky ms.
v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
PAIL.

George Edward Dryden z
Pocomoke mesta odsouzen byl
zde vladimir soudcem ku poku-
te $500. Nalezeno bylo u neho
sedm galonu nezdanene koral-
ky. Jeden gallon koTalky male
zen byl vladimir agenty v jeho
automobile, kdyz vstupoval We
2:35 rano We stredu do restau-
rantu. Udano bylo, re Dryden
zanasel Sc palen1m koTalky We
znacne m1Te a re restaurant do
nehoz v noci We stTedu vstupo-
val, byl mlstem, kde mnoho ko-
Talky udal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03

Baltimorane a Marylandane
vGbec zadani jsou novou w.
YOU ku darovan1 krve pro uziti
teto v armada a namornictvu a
civilisty zranene pri obrannych
pracech.
DR.. j. M. T. Finney, predse-
da Baltimorske odbocky Cerve-
neho KT1ze oznamil v pond6li
v poledne, re volan1 toto bylo
poslano sem jak z namoTnic-
iva tax armady naceln1ky tech
to.
Darovani krve pocatek sv1j
zde vzalo 27. kvetna, kdy kaz-
dy re 4.9O6 daroval pint krve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
UPALENA KU SMRTI.

Sestarla zena upalena byla
ku smrti v nedeli We svetnici a.
poschodf a%partmentu ma St.
Paul ulici a Preston. Nalezena
byla u okna kan asi z lIzka Sc
dopracovala, kdyz lGzko jej1
pocalo hoTeti. Ohen zpozoro-
val dodavatel mleka. Upalena
zena, Elizabeth w. Long, byla
70 rok1 stara. Hasici nalezli
lIzko a vedle n6ho stojfcf sto-
lex v ohni.
- Sedm osob vyruseno byld
re spanku v ohni v dome Johna
0. Mitchell, v {. 1911 st. Paul
ulice. Skoda domu zpIsobena
byla Znacna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
81 STUDENTEK OSETROVA-
TELSTVf v HOPKINS.

Nejvets1 tf1da studentek O.
setrovatelstvf otevrela Cd roku
1918 cvicebnf rok Johns Hop
kins nemocnici V pondelf. Ku
rozslfeni poctu jejich pomohlo
$4,000 z federalniho fondu.
Novych studentek zapsano
tam bylo 81. Roku 1918 bylo
jich devadesat. V seznamu
techto studentek zastoupeno
jest 81 statG a District of Co.
lumbia. Nejv1ce je jich z Penn
sylvanie a to 16. z Marylan-
du je jich devet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
CVICITI 500 DfVEK v della
Nj ZBRANf.

B6hem dvou tydnG doufa
Charles w. Sylvester, z NEST
skych skol, re Sc mu podaf1 Sc
brati 500 d1vek, jez by cvice-
ny byti molly v delanf zbran1.
We skole, {. $50 ma Baltimore
a Aisquith ulic1ch, v minulem
tydnu jiz pocatek ucinen byl S
Fl d1vkami.
Mezi jinym Sylvestr doufa,
re sc mu podaT1 svolati $50
cernochG a tyto pax cviciti v
d6lan1 rGznych prac1 We slevar-
mach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Df BGaS Quiz

Otazka: Jak dostati newt
ce z ulozenf pence do Obran-
nych setr1c1ch bondG?
OdpOved: Drzenlm kazde-
hobo bondu pro plny term1n
let, ma nee vystaven. Drzen-li
pc deset rokG, hodnota vstoup-
ne O 1878 procent.
Bondy a kolky kupte V nej-
blizsf uradovne, bance, pGjcov-
ne, anebo piste pokladn1ku
Spojenych StatG do Washing
tonu. Kolky jsou nynf ma pro-
del v obchodech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
AUTOMOBILY.

Gladys Johnson, 34leta re
1000 blocku Ashland avenue,
poranena byla v patek We sraz-
ce dvou automobile ma Erdman
avenue a Philadelphia road.
Jela v automobile, ktery rfdil
John F. Bagona z 900 blocku
N. Castle ulice. Druhy auto
mobil T1dil Wendell E. Kicker
z Woodbine avenue.
- Thurman E. Finfrock 2
Hagerstown usmrcen byl v pa
tex, kdyz automobil, ktery RI
dill srazil Sc S truckem Clarence
H. Rudisill ma South Mountain
asi Is mil zapadne Cd Frede-
rick. Automobil jeho vrazil do
telefonnfho sloupu. V automo-
blu ma prednfm sidle byly S
MIN dive zeny, Irlene Carmel,
28leta a Bessie Smith, 64leta,
ODE z Hagerstown. Carmelo-
We urazen byl prst a Smithova
odrena ma tele.
John H. Blome, II rokn
starry z Maine avenue, byl usmr
cen v sobotu odpoledne, kdyz
automobil, z nehoz vystoupil,
rozbit byl elektrickou karou ma
Frederick avenue.
= A~utomobilem, jenz z mis-
ia melody ujel, policista Joshua
Merryman vyhozen byl do vys-
ky a wren ma jiny automobil
pM pfechazen1 Belair road u
Furley avenue. Byla mu pre-
razena noha a poskraban ma
tele. Hozen byl ma automobil
Rosemane Agnes Stoekl z Rasp
avenue.
= Tri z desfti osob, vsichni
pratele, zahrnuje V to matku,
manzelku, dcery, sestry, bratra
a vnuka zraneni byli, kdyz au-
tomobil Josepha Wolinsky, 80
leteho re S. Bond ulice, sc roz-
bill ma ochrannem sloupu ma
York road v sobotu v noci. Ri
die a ~ostatn1, jak udali, byli
"zrovna jen pro provezen1 Sc"
= Elizabeth Sherwood, hla-
WI osetrovatelka v operacni ST.
nj Johns Hopkins nemocnice a
Ira C. Bloodworth z 900 bloc
ku N. Kenwood avenue, byly
kdyz taxicab v nemz
jelly, zasazen byl automobilem
ma kTizovatce Eden a Orleans
ulic. Osetfovatelce zlamana
byla noha vedle jinych crane
nj. Rfdici taxicabu prerazena
byla zada.
- Mary Helwig a jej1 IL ro-
XII stara dcera, Janice, crane
ny byly, kdyz v nedeli automo-
bill jejich Sc srazil s automobi-
Johna Armstrong, 23lete-
no ma Wilkens avenue u Bruins
wick avenue. Automobil je-
jich rfdil manzel Helwigove,
George HelW1g.
= William Dressed z E. La
fayette avenue, zemTel v memo
cnici v pondel1, kratce pc tom,
srazen byl pTi prechazenf
avenue a Greenmount a.
venue automobilem, jej1mz RI
byl William R. Smith.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
SNfzENf STATNf DANE.

Sn1zen1 v obnosu 8 cent? We
statn1 Marylandske danove
sazb6 ma rok 1912 a podobne
ma rok 1913, oznameno bylo
gOvernerem O'Conor.
V tn samou dobu = We ctvr-
tex - governor dial ma jevo, re
nestane-li sc mic nepredvfdane-
no, zvlastni sezen1 zakonodar-
ny ma jednan1 O snfzenf statnf
dane re svolano Dude.
Nespokojenost pronesena by
la mad zpravou touto ma NEST
ske radnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
POPALENA.

Ohnem, jenz z pretopenych
We tT1poschodove budo-
We We 100 blocku S. High ulice,
Minerva Selsky, 50 rokG stara,
popalena byla bolestne ma o.
bliceji a rukou, kdyz snazila Sc
uhasiti Ohen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03

sestileta Shirley Goodwill, {.
$50 S. Binney ulice, usmrcena
byla 80 rokI starym cerno-
chem z N. Carey ulice. Ditko
udereno bylo We stredu pred
tydnem, kdyz hralo 81 pred do
mem v 900 blocku S.Lakewood
avenue. automobilem, ktery RI
dill cernoch Edward Bynum.