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Evening star., 1941-02-09

bumped into Phil coming out of the
elevator.
She said; You'll have to find some
one else to fight with from now on.
l won't be around any more. I'll be
working at the Hadley Company"
He stared at her, his dark brows
making a thick straight line, the way
they did when he was puzzled. You
- the Hadley Company! Why -"
"Oh, they said they needed
pretty nurse - with personality !!
she quoted flippantly. If he was too
blind, too stubborn, to see why she
was taking that sort of job, then let
him think anything he chosel
A few minutes later, intent on col
lecting the personal belongings in her
locker in the nurses rest room, she
heard a sound, unmistakably a sob,
coming from the depths of couch in
the far corner. She had thought she
was alone in the room, but she turned
then to discover a crumpled ball of
white uniform why. what in the
world is the matter?"
A small brown head jerked up.
Eyes, red and swollen. glared at her.
"Oh, you wouldn't understand!
small voice shrilled accusingly. "You
get everything you want! You never
have disappointments that break your
hearth
"Oh, don't Ip' Barbara said fiercely.
Did you have to go around sniveling
to have heartbreak?
Nor like this" the other girl in
sisted. Barbara recognized her then.
Her name was Mary Lake. She had
come from out of town, hadn't been
connected with st. Stephens very
long. "I've just had the job I've
wanted more than anything else al
most in my grasp, then suddenly -
unfairly - snatched away from mep'
What do you mean?"
Industrial nursing - that's what
| did before | came here - what l
love. I've been trying for two years
to get back into it. And yesterday l
thought l had a place at the Hadley
Company; then just now l had word
they'd given it to someone else. Oh,
it isn't fair - I.know I've had as
much experience as anyone else in
town; and l love that sort of work"
Evening star., 1941-02-09

sudden resolve. "And you should do it
too - anyone who wants to make it a
life work! have a hunch you'll get
the job, after all ="
mo. It's all settled. Miss Briggs
phoned me. There was another appli-
cant, more qualified she said. Some
one like you, I'll bet, who could have
all the patients she could take care of
in private duty. Someone with more
looks, more pull i"
Il still have a hunch you'll get it, ;"
Barbara repeated firmly. This other
Evening star., 1941-02-09
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
BOILING POINT
Continued from poge fourteen
Continued from poge fourteen

''Do you really?" Barbara asked
quietly, her annoyance vanishing.
"Oh yes! It's the thing for which
Pm best fitted too. Routine examina-
tions. And accidents. never get ex-
cited over them, no matter how seri-
Gus they are. I'd like to make it my
life work"
'I'm sure you are good at it." Bar
bara gave her swift look, came to a
Evening star., 1941-02-09

girl may break leg - or change her
mind. So please cheer up. Wash your
face and fix your hair and we'll go
over to Tony's. Well have some tea"
You're awfully nice 49, nicer than
l thought you'd be. Pm sorry for what
l said. | was jealous of you because
you're so popular. But | begin to see
now why you are it's because
you're sweet and kind and -"
Evening star., 1941-02-09
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lX;A:I lex
INV AN S5lS!sz a!Ej jSlys is3s 1905 l.SlSSi

THERE'S nothing like this new ruD-
L ber.base coating for basement
floors or any other kind of floors -
indoor or out, concrete or wood.
Acid proof, alkali- proof soap proof,
gasolineand-oil-proof. Has all of rub
bers resistance to wear, moisture and
chemicals. And, like rubber, its easy to
keep clean. Tough and long-wearing,
it far outlasts ordinary paint. Easy
flowing - easy brushing quick dry
ing. Comes in six beautiful Colors.
Economical DesirobIs territories open
for deoleTs and suIes representatives.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

double feature in town; she had
washed and mended all her clothes;
she had read until the words ran to-
gether on the page. She knew now
how a criminal in hiding feels, why
some of them have been known to give
themselves up through sheer lone
someness and boredom.
81 may as we'll go back to St. Ste
phen's, put my name on the register,
GO on exactly the way I've been 60
ing" she thought ruefully. Every
thing I've tried to do to prove to Phil
that | didn't really care about the
attention and flattery I've been get
ting has failed. Staying at home until
| starve to death won't help. If he
hears l haven't gone to the Hadley
Company he'll probably say: 1 told
you so she couldn't take it.
"A GROUP of specials surrounded the
register Nov, here's the girl who
will Jump at the chance! Beryl
Mason giggled, as Barbara joined
them. "Our favorite patient is back!
And his wife was around here tearing
her hair saying it was very strange
that every time her husband got sick
there was a shortage of specialist
"If you mean Mr.. Carbaugh - I'll
take him." Barbara said.
'Youl Why, you wouldn't even take
old man Haines, and he's a regular
sugar-pie compared to J. p. Car
baugh Besides, your sweet Mrs. Aims
lee wants you back and -"
81 tell you I'm going on the Car
baugh case tonight. All the rest of you
girls have taken your turn at getting
fired. I'm entitled to miner
You'll get it all right! If he doesn't
throw you out, Mrs. Carbaugh will.
She goes green-eyed at the sight of a
nurse under fifty - as though anyone
would look at that husband of hers,
after she'd heard him roarP'
'Im in the mood for punishment"
Barbara insisted. Whats his room?"
&c 81"
"And he doesn't like itp' someone
else said scornfully. "He doesn't like
the tint of the walls or the way the
windows are stuck in them. And his
wife, as usual, is sending down pink
linen sheets, so -"
CONTINUED on pogs 21)
Evening star., 1941-02-09

j owARD the end of the fourth inter-
minable day of idleness, the feeling of
seeing g-her- er-duty-and-doing-it lost its
power of buoying Barbara up. She
begged down like set of tread-worn
tires driven off. the pavement into a
swamp. She had sat through every
Evening star., 1941-02-09

Don't! Wait till you know me bet
ter - you'll find out then that Pm a
lousel In the meantime, get fixed up,
while l make phone call. I'll be back
in ten minutes"
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Business Federation
Backs Fiscal Bill Of
0verton and Hunter
Measure to Set Up
Funeral Directors
Board Also Indorsed

The Overflow Hunter bill to base
the Government payment to the
District on the amount of Federally
owned land was favored unani-
mouSly last night by the Federation
of Businessmen Associations.
J. Nelson Anderson, chairman of
the Law and Legislation Committee,
presented the resolution.
The body reiterated its stand for
the Senate bill to set up board of
funeral directors and embalmerS.
Gas Neutrality" Voted.
A desire to remain neutral in
the fight for natural gas in the city
was voiced by Louis I. Oberg, chair
man of the Public Utilities Com
mittee His motion that the feder-
alton concur in the decision of the
Public Utilities Commission, follow
ing all hearings on the matter, was
passed.
On a motion by William j. Mile
ham, vice president, the federation
urged that the present offices of po-
lice inspector be retained. The
businessmen also favored adequate
snow removal throughout the city,
mot just in the business section
downtown"
Miss Sally Muchmore of the
Washington Better Business Bu-
reau. spoke on Exposure of Fraud
ulent Schemes on Washington
Business Organizations"
Ask d. c. Man for Bench.
Mrs. Helen McChesney, vice presi-
dent of Opportunity House, asked
that the businessmen cooperate
in maintaining the work being done
by the institution.
Placing of a local man on the
District Court bench on the re-
tirement of Justice Peyton Gordon
was approved by the body in
resolution presented by Mr.. Mileham.
A motion by Mr.. Oberg to publish
a directory of the 81 affiliated bodies
of the federation was passed and
a suggestion that an underpass be
constructed under New York avenue
west of Fourth street NE. was
referred to the Traffic Committee
for consideration.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Bus Workers Rdtify
Agreement Ending
New York Strike
Men Boo Every Mention
Of la Guordio's Name;
Subway Fight Threatened
b. The Associated Press

By tbt Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 21.-Wildl
cheering members of the Transpor
Workers Union &C. I. o. toda,
ratified an agreement ending tn,
strike of $500 bus drivers and main
tenance men which since March Il
has tied up routes of two bus com
panies serving 100000 riders daily.
They booed every mention O
Mayor La Guardia's name, as vel
as those of bus company officials
Police Commissioner Lewis j. Val.
entine and two members of tht
Mayors Fact-Finding Committee
which effected the agreement last
night at City Hall. The plan pro.
vides that the unions demands fol
wage boosts be arbitrated.
The Mayor, who had called the
strike leaders bull Offered
the job of arbitrator to William
H. Davis, former chairman of the
State Mediation Board. Pending his
decision, the agreement calls fol
resumption of bus service at 5 am
tomorrow.
Commissioner Valentine had Of
fered police protection to the bus
lines if they chose to attempt to
operate with non-union help.
Merely a Curtain Raiser"
Harry Sacher, union counsel, said
the strike, greatest transportation
tie-up in New York City in Is
years, was merely "a curtain raiser
for the fight next June for new
subway contracts"
The first round is ours" he told
unionists last night after announce
ment of the agreement.
What the verdict will be in June
for the final round" Mr.. Sacher
said, will depend on the support
we get from labor leaders and the
rank and file workers"
On June 30, the unions closed shop
contracts with the I. R. T. and B.
M. T. subways will expire. If SIM
liar contracts are not obtained, the
union will lose its control over 5000
subway workers who constitute the
bulk of its membership, but who
have come under civil service since
the city took over the subways last
year.
Bus Workers at Jobs.
Mechanics involved in the strike
OF $500 employees of the Fifth
Avenue Coach Co. and the New York
City Omnibus Corp. return to work
today. Union and company spokes-
men said buses would start rolling
at am. tomorrow, restoring o5
per cent of Manhattan's surface
transportation.
Demands of the unionists, who
went on strike March 10 over terms
Of new contract to replace one that
expired March l, originally included
wage increases averaging 25 per cent,
three weeks annual vacation and
eight holidays a year. Details of
the settlement were not made public.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Will Place Wreath

Members of James Cardinal Glib
bons Circle, No. $50, Columbian
Squires, led by Chief Squire Anthony
Tancredi, will place wreath at the
statue of Cardinal Gibbons, Six
teenth street and Park road NV,
at 12::45 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Public Printer to Speak

Augustus E. Giegengack, Public
Printer, and John j. Deviny, deputy
public printer, will be guest speakers
at a dinner of the Washington So
ciety of the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology at 5 pm. today at
the Y. w. C. A., Seventeenth and K
streets NJ w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Coffee Cake
Is Prepared
In a fifty

IT'S PLEASANT to relax and
chat over late afternoon coffee
with friends who stop TO call.
For such casual occasions or for
service with Sunday morning
coffee, a hot bread is an excel
lent choice for refreshment.
The following French-type
coffee cake with a tempting
crisp topping can be made on
short notice. 1t is delicious when
served still warm from the oven,
or may be re-heated If desired.
Coffee Cake Topping
q cup corn fakes
tablespoon melted butter
a cup graduated or brown
sugar
u teaspoon cinnamon
Roll corn flakes into fine
crumbs. Combine with other in
gradients.
Coffee Cake Dough
2 tablespoons shortening
Il cup sugar
l egg
Ia cups -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
q teaspoon salt
u teaspoon nutmeg
II cup milk
Cream shortening and sugar
together. Add egg and beat we'll.
Combine -four, baking powder.
salt and spice and sift, Add TO
sugar mixture alternately with
mix. Pour INTO creased pan and
cover with topping. Bake in
moderately hot oven 400 de-
grees) about 20 minutes. ,kNill
yield about nine servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
l34-Pc. Dining Room Outfit

Anniversary Sale highEghts! The S-pc.
suite IS of select walnut veneers with.
rich waterfalls on buffet. Extension,
6-leg table has concealed leaf and the
diners and host chair have tapestry
slip seats. China priced slightly extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Loeanberry Pie

/ cup graham cracker crumbs
3 tablespoons melted butter
l tablespoon plain unfavored
gelatin
Il cup cold water
l ~ ounce can loganberry
juice
! cup sugar
"A teaspoon salt
> tablespoons lemon Juice
/ teaspoon grated lemon rind
cup whipping cream
] egg white
Mix together the crumbs and
butter and line a 9-ineh pie pan
with them. Soften the gelatin
in the water for 5 minutes and
dissolve over hot water. Add
TO the fruit Juice and sugar; stir
until dissolved. Add salt, lemon
juice and rind. Chill until it
-StaftS-tuc nnEcaf.- -
Whip a half cup of cream and
fold it and the stiffly beaten egg
whites into the loganberry mix
ture. Pour into the crumb lined
pan and chill until firm. Whip
the remainder of the cream
and spread over the top of the
pie. Sprinkle few crumbs over
the top and serve.
FRESH PEACHES being
plentiful now. you'll want TO
serve them in a pie very soon.
Peach Pie
Pastry for 2-crust pie
) cups peeled, sliced peaches
/ cup sugar
tablespoons -four
Il teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon nutmeg
| tablespoon butter
Line 9-inch pie pan with pas
try. Prepare peaches. Sift to-
gether sugar, flour, salt and nut
meg Sprinkle twe tablespoons
of this mixture over bottom
crust. Put in peaches and
sprinkle with remaining sugar
mixture. Dot with butter.
Cover with top crust. Bake
in hot oven (425 degrees) Is
minutes then redHee-temPefa-
lure 10 35Q- degrees and bake
about 30 minutes.
Peach Ice Cream Pie
| baked 9-inch pie shell
, cups sliced peaches
cup sugar
3 egg whites
s tablespoons sugar
a teaspoon salt
l pint vanilla ice cream
In bottom Of pie shell place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Chiffon Pie
Year-'Round
Dessert
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

PIE is a year-round dessert
one that men never tire Of.
The chiffon type. of course. is
very popular with homemakers.
because il does not require bak-
ing. Too. il is light and chilling.
Remember the secret of maxi
ing an airy chiffon pie is beating
the egg whites until they are
stiff and dry, then beating in
the sugar gradually until the
mixture Is like a CONNECTION. Into
these egg whites is folded the
slightly thickencd gelatin mix
turc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
BUFFET AID

Suited to a tea, this handy
fishie is easy for the parlor
guest to balance. Cup may be
used instead of glass. Just
81 for eight tumblers and
plates. For shopping infor-
nation, call CHI. $500, Ext. BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Market Report

A STRONG SUPPLY Of
peaches is still coming into
the markets. according TO the
Detroit Municipal Bureau of
Markets. Consumers, how
ever, are urged to obtain
.wha-they- needfnEcanninsG
purposes within the next few
days, as this years bumper
crop is nearly ended.
Along with peaches, of in
terest to Gamers is the in
creased supply of tomatoes,
whose prices have moderated
considerably.
MOST MEAT prices have
remained about the same this
week, some cuts being slightly
lower than during the pre-
vious week.
The best values for the
weekend probably will be
front quarter cuts of beet
and veal.
THE PRESENT supply of
cantaloupe, celery, eggplant
and slicing cucumbers is
plentiful.
There is a moderate supply
of pears, plums, apples, beets,
carrots and squash.
The quantity of grapes.
lima beans, picking cucum-
bers and parsnips is limited.
peaches which have been allowed
to stand "a hour sprinkled witt
the cup =of-sugaf.M Make
by beating egg white:
until frothy then adding sugar
and salt; continue beating unit
mixture forms lustrous peaks
Place ice cream over peaches
and top Immediately with mer'
ingue spreading meringue
out so that it touches pie crust
at all points.
Place in $50 degree oven unit
lightly Drowned about five
minutes. Serve Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
HOW SPEECH
CLINIC HELPS
HANDICAPPED

Read and see how U. Of
NJ. Institute combines modern
scientific medical knowledge
with patient personal work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Across in an American Air Bomber
"The Case of the YeLIOW Tears

obvious that the girl poisoned but even haOed police
headquarters warped as
veaed by Terry McShane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
WORLD
CELEBRATED
COLUMNISTS

including such notables as
Damon Runyon, Walter Winch
ell, Elsie Robinson, E. V. Dur
ling, and Arthur Bugs" Baer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

See the relation of the Philippines
Pacific scene and their importance
crisis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
DfTE NAPADENO.

Policie Baltimorskeho okre-
SUI pocala 1tery patrati pc 20
rokd6 starem ocelarskem delhi
ku, jenz udeTil 1Oletou dlvku
do hlavy kladivem, zatahl il do
housti v lese, znasilnil il a pax
nechal j v bezvedom1 lezic1 pc
celou noe houst1 v bl1zkosti
Sparrows Point.
Utok ma ditku proveden byl
" nedeli. Policie zvedela tepr-
We v 1tery, jak ditko bloudilo
pc cele hodiny pc nabyt1 vedo-
mi neil nalezlo dunn stryce sve
no ma Lodge Forest road. Utoc-
mix jest zenat. V nedeli wal
divku do AUTOMOBILE, zavezl il
ma Bay Shore, tam il provadel
rGznymi atrakcemi a ma zpa-
tecn1 ceste il napadl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
DO SKLA Sc


Ku pokute $40 a 1tratam Cd
souzena byla Lillian B. Novot-
ny re 21OO blocku st. Paul uli-
&c "a to, re v hospode v 500
blocku E. Baltimore ulice kop-
la do skleneneho okna a toto
rozbila. Soudci omlouvala Sc
slovy: "nepamatuji Sc ma mic
takoveho."
Hostinsky, Antonio Lionelle,
zaloval policii, re Novotna wy
sla pred jeho hospodu kolem
3. hodiny v utery rano a kopla
do skleneneho okna, ma nem5
sklo ceneno jest ma 5000. Pal
sla ma rob Gay a Baltimore u.
lie, kde hostinsky ma nj ukaza
policejnimu straznlku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
ZAPALIL SKOLU PRO
DfVKY.

Devatenact rokG starry senior
Bethesda-Chevy Chase vyssi
skoly, svedcil V pondelf v SOU
du v Rockville, Md, re zapalil
skolu, ably mohl pomoci pri ha-
SEMI plamenG a tax ukazati Sc
jake hrdina svoj1 d1vce.
Seniorem byl Wilson Ever
hart. skolu zapaill v 1noru,
Vysvetloval, re S divkou, jez
byla spolu s~kolackou, rozej1ti
Sc mel ma pTanf rodicu. Ably
zapomel ma d1vku, spoil Sc s
hasicskym sborem Bethesda q
pozdeji usmyslil 81 zapaliti sko.
lu v nadeji staff jake hrdina Y
ocich d1vky.
V ohni usmrcen byl Glen ha'
sicskeho sboru Chevy Chase
automobilem.
Dale svedcil, re zapalil take
neobydleny dun a chtel zapa
lit obchod, kde pracoval v so
botach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
STAVKY UBYVAJf.

Ukoncenl Bohn Aluminium
a Brass korporace stavky De-
troit a znovu pocetf prace v
podniku Severni Americke
vzduchoplavby v Inglewood v
Kalifornii a odstranenf stavky
We vzduchoplavecke tovarne v
San Diego v Kalifornii, usnad-
milo znacne We stredu hrozfci
tyto stavky. Uplne schvaleni
akce p%residenta Roosevelta v
poslanf vojska do Severo-Ame-
ricke tovarny pine schvaleno
bylo Frankensteinem, naceln1-
KEN CIO vzduchoplavecke di-
wise We Spojenych Automobile
vych Deln1kG. Nacelnlk v pro-
hlasenf SVEN prav1, re armada
byla v poradku a re nebylo
zadne znamky zneuzitf moci a.
nebo poruseni individualnich
prav.
We stredu v praci tam bylo
$3.50 zrfzenc1 z celkoveho poe
tn 1000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13

Pet osob, vsichni z Washing
tonu, odsouzeni byli v 1tery z
palen1 koralky v Anne Arundel
okresu. Dopadeni byli "a. u
nora.
Emory w. Swink odsouzen
byl ma diva roxy, Nelson Ma
thew odsouzena byla ma 6 me-
s1cG. Ma jeden rok odsouzen
byl George Phipps. Manzel
Mathew, Benjamin, odsouzen
byl ku pokute 500 a utratam
a cernoch Lawrence Dyer, po-
kutovan $50 a 1tratami.
Koralku palili 60 galonove
nadobe. Nalezena u Mich smes
ku palenf koralky v objemu
$50 galonG a 81 galonG hotove
koralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
KRADEzE.

Edwin w. Donohue, ride ia
xicabu, prepaden byl 4 muzi a
oloupen O 81. Prepaid prove
den byl ma Huntingdon avenue
a 20. ulici.
- Rose Fried, manzelka ma
jitele grocerniho obchodu ma
Mount ulici, oloupena byla dive
ma mladyma cernochy O $40.
Cernosi pc prfchodu do obcho-
du zadali "a s cent? handy.
Jeden pc pronesen1 pfanl toho,
postrasil obchodnici revolve-
rem.
- Elkanu Palmbaum jedou-
clmu v automobile ma Paine u
lici banditou ukradeno bylo
$85.
- Henry E. Bennett, IS ro-
ky starry, byvaly zT1zenec NEST
skeho silnicniho Department.,
odsouzen byl v pondelf ma rok
do vezeni pro kradez pisku a
cementu v Gene 1898. Krade-
ny pisek a cement byl majet-
KEN mesta. Pisku ukradl asi
so ton a cementu asi $500 IL
Der. z ukradenych sprawl "a
penize sedm chodnikI souse-
dun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine II. cervna
v kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky
Wladislaw Talun, 203 h., Pol
sky obr Dude proti sobe miti
diva soupere, Jim big Coon
Henry, 267 ID. z Oklahoma a
Milo Steinborn, 236 ID. z Mem
.phis Tenn. Zapas tento budi
veliky zajem mezi obecenstvem
miluj1cf tento sport.
Zvlastnf atrakci Dude zapas
dvojic. Maurice La Chappelle,
1877 ID. q Francie a Ace Free
man, 208 Id. z New Yorku ut
kali Sc s Ed Newman, 236 ID. z
Kansas City a Henry Koleo-
wicz, 21O Id. z Polska. Vitezi
ziskati must dive porazky re 3
utkani.
V nasleduj1clch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb jedne porazky dcinkuji:
Leo Numa, 223 ID. re sved-
ska VS.. Rudy Dusek, 218 Id. z
druziny bratr1 Duskd.
Jim Austeri, 2O8 Id. z New
Yorku VS.. Tommy Rae, PIG Id,
z Kanady.
Zeny v prdvodu muze mai
vstup volny v ring side" soda
Idlech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
MESTO USETRITI MUzE PO-
LOVINU LEKARU.

Vybor ma lekarskou pripra-
venost rozhodl, re polovina le-
kaT1I v Baltimore by stacila, a.
by O zdravf obyvatelstva posta-
rano bylo, kdyby druha polovi-
ma potrebnou byla do vojenske
sluzby.
Predseda vyboru, DIR. Maxson,
pocfta, re pro potTeby mestu je
potrebno asi 500 lekafG. Lee
kari je nynf v Baltimore as.
1900.
DR.. Smith z Johns Hopkins
nemocnice, prohlasuje, re ar
mazda nemusela by brati jenon
mlade lekafe. Starsl die jeht
nazoru, byli by zrovna tax do
brymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13

Nelson Colder, 17lety z Riggs
avenue, utonul pri koupan1,
kdyz skocil do melke vody ma
Bayside Beach v Anne Arundel
okresu, zlomil 81 kirk a utonul.
Mladlk pracoval v lekarne
Earla Norris naLiberty Heights
avenue. Ma koupan1 Sc sci v
pondeli We spolecnosti Da. Nor
ris, Myrtle Kralikove re 400
blocku E. Lafayette avenue a
Charlese Miller z Gwynn Oak
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
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