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Browning chief., 1942-01-30

Pattern 237 is cut In Junior miss sizes
II. Is. is and II; misses and women's
sizes II. IA, 16. ls, 20. 30, 81, "a, %.
30 and 40. Size 16. blouse, requires q
yards 3S-inch fabric, and jumper. 81
yards SS-inch fabric: size Is, blouse, 2
yards % inch fabric. and Jumper. ~
yards 5l-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents tlsc) In coins for
this pattern. Write clearly stse. name,
address and style number.
Send orders to Newspaper Pattern
Oepk Mn, - FIFTH Avsnuo, New Ycgk.
Browning chief., 1942-01-30

Drive Carefully During 1912
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
DOPIS.

Telegram obdrzeli minuly
tyden cd sveho syna rodice
James a B. Stepan z cfsla 725
Belnord Ave. v tonic znen1:
Everything O. K, Your son
Jerry, Australia,
ktery jiz pres rok jest We sluz-
be vladnf a ktery povysen byl
ma LIST Lieut.. D. C. Med. Pre-
konal obtfznou cestu 5000 mil
re Spoj. Stat1 do Australia,
ktera trvala pres mesic. Rodice
jsou zpravou tou poteseni a "a
roven jim oznamuje re Sc oze-
nil kdyz meSkal v Mississippi S
dfvkou, ktera jest osetfovatel-
kou v Camp Shelby, Miss, jiz
pres rok. Manzelka jeho jest
dcerou Rev. DR.. Avery z Mis-
|sissippi. Manzele jsou ted cd
|sebe odlouceni ale my prejeme
jim brzkeho shledani a mnoho
a mnoha stestf a zdaru v jejich
zivote a shledanl Sc S jejich ro-
dici v Baltimore. M. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17

ne posvecen Dude nasim fara-
rem a rektorem Vldstp. jose
fem Stepankem, C. SIS. R. novy
Americky prapor, ktery mfstni
odbockou prave z DART osad-
mich spolk6 zakoupen. Tento
hveZdnaty prapor umistnen bu-
de v lozi Chramove kde pc cas-
valky ~pTipom1nati Dude kazde-
mu navstevn1ku kostela obet
nasich SYM v armada Spoje-
nych Statn.
V 1920 hodin rano zacne
Slavna zp1vana. mise svata, pTi
nlz slavnostnfm kazatelem bu-
|ae" nam dobTe znamy Dustp.
FRANTISEK JEDLICKA q
Chicago.
We $3.50 odpoledne Spolek
Ochotn1kI Osady Sv. Vaclava
sehraje zajimavou hru 'SLAD-
KE v Auditoriu
osadnf skoly ma Collington Av.,
pfi teto pT1lezitosti tez promlu-
vi pro sirsf veTejnost Ddstp.
FRANTISEK JEDLICKA. Pr
tonic pTedstavenf a pfednasce
Dude "Dobrovolna Sbfrka" pro
1cele Svazu.
Pc ukonceni divadla a Size v
$50 hodin vecer zacne spoiled
ma veceTe V dolejs1 skolni SIM
ktera podavana Dude do 8. no
din vecer a pax Dude prava
ceska zabava ktera potrva do
IL. hodin. Vstupenka ma tuto
vecernl zabavu ktera Vas o.
pravnuje ma veceri, tanec a j.
nou zabavu stojf $1.OO i S DAM
a mGzete il dostat bud ma fare
u eth. bratra, u vsech zastup-
ca Svazu aneb u br. F. Chyby,
1890 Ashland Ave. Ucinkovati
Dude hudba p. Aloise Novotne-
no.
Jeste jednou Vas zadam, ST.
castnete sc je-li Yam mono &C.
lie teto slavnosti a pak-li nen1
mono aspon nektereho s bora
jmenovaneho podniku.
Upf1mne Vas vsecky I'VE
Osadni Odbocka
|Narodn1ho Svazu Ces. KatollkG
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
PRAVIDELNA SCHOZE Cd
becky CESKEHO NAROD-
MILO SDRUzENf v UTERY,
FL. DUBNA " SOKOLOVNE
v 8. HODIN VEcER.

Sestry - Bratff:-
V techto dnech, kdy Sc blfzf-
me kazdou chvfli k rozhodnym
bitvam teto valky a kdy jest
tfeba mnoho obeti ably tato val
ka privedena k vfteznemu kon-
CT, premyslfme i my jakym
zp6sobem chceme pTisp6ti ku
vltezstvf Ameriky. V teto schn-
ri chceme predloziti plany ja-
kym zpdsobem mGzeme pTispe-
tt dnes! Zalezf-li Yam ma tom
sdcastniti Sc teto pomoci, pro-
sim Vas, pTijdte do teto sch6-
re a pomozte nam dosfci do
brych vysledkG. Jen tehdy,
kdyz hromadne Sc s1castnfme
podnik1 Americkych, vede-
nych ku v1tezstvf v teto valce,
mGzeme byti jisti, re Amerika
81 povsimne nasl prace a veTf-
me, re i my budeme spokojeni
kdyz udelame nasi povinnost.
Prosfme vsechny cleny ably sc
dostavili do teto d1lezite sch1-
re.
Ia Odbocku Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf
"Pravda Zvitez1"
Vykonny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17

mic; Mrs. Bouda, krajky Ike 3
rucnfkGm a mleko Mrs. LukSa,
kvetiny, 3 kusy grocerie; Mrs.
M. Mares, kejk; Mrs. Siroky,
housku; Mrs. Kozlovsky, 2 ku-
sy grocerie; Mr.. FIR. Joska, u
zeny spek; Mrs. Betty Svejda,
drzatko a 6 sklenic; Mrs. Bob.
Cihlar, kapesnf tasku; Mrs.
Klimes, nocn1 kosily; Mrs u-
SEX, pecivo; Mrs. Louc, 2 tucty
vajec; Mrs. Hrubes, ubrus a
vazanku; Mrs. Toms1k, 4 utter
ky; Mrs. Kastner, hlineny dzar
Firma Wetzelberger, 2lb. par
XII; Mrs. j. Kl1ma, Bib. kavy;
Mrs. Brozfk, 3 kusy grocerie;
Mrs. Zoubek, 6 kus1 grocerie;
Mrs. B.. Hejduk, 4 kusy groce-
RE a 5lb. mouky; Mrs. Legro,
beranka, 6 talfrk1 a satek ma
hlavu; Mrs. Severa, rolls; Mr..
L. Potts, nadobu ma dort; Mrs.
.Tyburec, 8 rGznych dark16;
Mrs. M. Bernat, step-on-can;
Nejmenovana, 5lb. cukru; Mrs.
M. Steiner, koblihy; Mrs. M.
Cesky, koblihy, rucnfk a zfnku;
Mrs. PaT1zek, babovku a ubrus;
Mrs. Kalivoda, stTevice; Mrs.
|Stehlik, cokoladove vejce a my
do; Mr.. Kalas, 2lb. kavy, ovo-
ce a rucn1k; Mrs. Smrha, "a
vim, step-on-can, grocerie a 6
kusG cepicek; Mrs. MANN, sto-
janek ma kvetiny.
stastnou vyherkyn1 obnosu
SIS ma ktery byly prodavany To-
sove lfstky predem, byla PAM
Marie Koran.
Ceske Narodnf Sdruzenf de-
kuje timto vsem navstevnik1m
a darcGm, kteTf jakymkoli
zpusobem prispeli ku zdaru to-
hoto podniku a doufame, re i
pr1st1 podniky Ceskeho Mar.
Sdruzen1 Sc budou teSiti pTfzni
naS1 csl. vefejnosti.
Zabavn1 vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
OSADNf ODBOcKA NAROD-
MILO SVAZU K KA-
TOLfKU PR OSADE SV. VA
A v BALTIMORE, MD.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Ackoli prace S vyrizovanim
vsech zalezitostf mnohdy Sc
IDA unavujfcf a v duchu sc ia
zem sami sebe: "Proc to vse
muslin delat?" A pTeci obcas
naskytnou sc pTfpady, takovy
DOZEN ma Vas ucinf, re jste O.
chotni pracovati do 1padu.
Takovy pripad stal Sc mi pred
nekolika dny, kdy obdrzel jsem
obalku We ktere pc otevfenf ma
lezl jsem $500 s kratkym prf-
pisem jenz incl:
"Sistres of Notre Dame, 814
N. Collington Avenue, Balti-
more, Md. $500 Narodnimu
Svazu Ceskych KatolfkI We
prospech Cech1 valkou postfze-
nych We stare vlasti venujf dit
ky skoly Svateho Vaclava v
Baltimore, Md"
Jak krasny to pTipad cd tech
Ctihodnych Sester ktere ackoli
sami chudy a ty ditky, to vfte
kazdy z Vas re zadne nema ma
zbyt nikdy a oni venujf k nase-
mu 25ti-letemu jubileu $500
ma valkou post1zene We stare
vlasti. Jak nasledovanf-hodny
to prfklad, KIDD z Vas mill CITE
mari Dude prvnf jenz Dude to-
hoto pflkladu nasledovati?
Dals1 co ma Narodni Svaz Ces-
kych Katolfk1 pfispeli cd me
posledni zpravy jsou nasledu-
j1c1: - Jan Prochaska So. Pc
$1.00 prispeli:- Anna Krfzek,
Anna Haberman, Jan Petr,
Rose Matula, Jan Rob, Barbo-
|ra Rob, Antonio Polanka, Karel
Hajek, Vaclav Hata, Josef Ne
jedlfk, Frank Stanek, Vaclav
|Stanek, Barbora Charvat, To-
mas Levy, Anna zingor, u. S.
Marsal August Klecka.
Vsem upr1mny dix vzdava a
"a dalsf prfspevky prosf
Josef VonaSek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
$37.35
$119.93

Dairy v hotovosti:- Mrs. w.
Rysanek SIS; Mr.. Vaclav My
mar SIS; Mrs. Karolina Sevcik
So; Mr.. M. Zad6ra So; Mrs. E.
Rychtar So; MI. Jan KaSpar
So; Mr.. FIR. Hejny $2.1O; Mrs.
F. Grau 81; Mrs. M. Engel-
hardt 81; Mr.. FIR. Klecka 81;
Mrs. AL. Hejduk 81; Mr.. Jos.
Pokorny 81; Mrs. M. Dunaja
81; Mrs. B. Par1zek 81; DR.. M.
Cakrtova 81; Mrs. Zavodny
|25c; Mrs. M. Kraft 81; Mrs. B.
Ocenasek So.
Darby Mrs. Vecera, a ku-
sy grocerie; Mrs. Koran, 4 ku-
sy grocerie; Mrs. B. Marek, be-
|ranka, kosicek S vaj1cky, BIB.
mouky; Mr.. B. Kosina, 10 ku-
s1 grocerie, 1Olb. mouky, Bib.
kavy; Mrs. Kraft, rucnlk, sIl
do koupele, kosfk ma odpadky
Mrs. Kliment, rucnfky; Mrs.
Kozak, buchticky; Mrs. SochG-
rex, 3 male decky; DR.. M. Ca
krtova, 4 kusy pot-holders Mrs.
A. Svejda, dzban a 8 sklenic
Mrs. N. Karpenko, rooster
Mrs. O.. Martfnek, 5lb. park1 a
kejk; Mrs. A. Radek, 15lb. GU
kru, grocerie a kejk; Mrs. Ri.
ha, Glib. kavy, 5lb. cukru a 4
plechovky mleka; Mr.. Kaspar
2lb. kavy; Mrs. Kilian, 3 hac.
kovane decky; Mrs. Bernard
K, kvetiny, dzbanek a 6 skle'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
DO FILADELFIE, PA.

Ma pozvanf Teditelstva Slo-
venskeho Domu 510-12 Fair
mount Ave-, Filadelfie, zajede
Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn. Blesk
k MIN v nedeli, dine &c. dubna
a sehraje tam popularnl opere-
tn "Okolo rybn1ka". Zacatek
je stanoven We 3 bod. odpoled-
ne. Ucastnfci zajezdu vyjedou
z Baltimorske Sokolovny v ne
deli rano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
1000 DOMOVO v O
LYN OKRESU.

Jine rozsiTenf obrannych pr1-
bytk1 zTfzeno Dude v okrsku
Brooklyn. Cena obnaseti pry
Dude $780, 900.
Oznamky vypsany budou be
hem 80 dnf a pTibytky hotovy
byti mali dobe asi 100 dnl. V
kazdem dome mista Dude pro
pet robin. Strzeny budou be-
hem 6 meslc1 pc skonceni val
ky. Pravo podrzf ST ma ne Via
da.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17

Zeny re vsech stran Americ-
keno valecneho programu v
poctu asi 500 delegatek sesli sc
ku konvenci v hotelu Lord Bal
timore v pond6li. S programem
pocato bylo v 9 hodin v 1tery
rano. Mezi recniky je senator
Willard E.. Tydings, jenz recnil
v 1tery pfi banketu. Jinymi
fecnfky byli: Maj. general Mil
ton A. Reckord, DIR. w. Mac
kenzie Stevens z Marylandske
university, Katherine E. Byron,
zena do kongresu "a Zapadni
Maryland atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
STRfBRNE JUBILEUM Ma
RODNfHO A CESKYCH
KATOLfKU Slavnostnim zpE-
sobem oslavi Mistni Odbocka
pTi Osads Svateho Vaclava
v nedeli, dine 10. dubna 1912.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
V poslednfm elsie "Telegra-
flu" SNAIL jsem sc strucne po-
psati pTipravovany program ma
naSi oslavu.
Ones chci jen kratce podot-
knouti, re je to povinnost mas
vsech snaziti Sc provost tento
program co nejokazaleji, neb
lie nasi svatou a narodni povin-
nosti tez vefejnosti ukazati, re
skutecne 81 N. S. 6. K. vazlme.
Prace Narodnlho Svazu Ces-
kych KatolikG jest znama pc
celem svete a dostalo Sc N. S.
vyznamenani a uznani cd sa-
meho Svateho Otce Pia II. ia
koz i uznani cd biskupG a arci-
biskupG v Americe a cele fady
vyznamnych osobnost1. Narod-
nj Svaz Ceskych Katollk1 ma
DESTINY rekord prace pro Boha,
Narod a Vlast.
V pTitomne dobe jeste vice
stoupla d1lezitost Narodniho
|Svazu Ceskych Katol1kG a jest
uznavan co dGlezita pracovni
slozka pri National Catholic
Welfare Conference - United
Service Organization - Ma
tional Catholic Community Ser
vice = a Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Rady.
Pr vsech techto a i jinych
organisacich Narodni Svaz re-
presentuje mas Cesky katolicky
lid a prispfva pTimefenym dl-
lem ma kulturni cinnosti jake
jest rozhlas katolicke hodiny,
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference, vydrzovan1 katolic-
kych stTedisek pro nase voji-
ny, akce pro nase chlapce. Cd
sameho pocatku kdy velka po-
hroma dopadla ma nase kraja-
ny v Ceskoslovensku, Narodnl
ISvaz sc take co rovnoplatna
slozka sucastnil osvobozovacl a
pomocne akce, ktere dosly u
znanf a ocenen1 jak u presiden-
ia DIR. E. Benese TAX j u pred
sedy nynejsf Csl. vlady v Lon
dyne, Monsignora Jana Sram-
ka. A proto doufame, re vsi-
chni krajane a zvlaste nasl O.
sadnici Sc teto nedele v hojnem
poctu oslavy s1castn1.
Jak jiz bylo oznameno pro-
gram Dude nasleduj1ci:
V 10 hodin rano nastup ma
prdvod pred Katolickou Budo.
YOU ma Madison ulici a Size as.
v tonic poradu: - Trubacske
Bubenicky Sbor osady; skoln.
ditky, Made oddeleni spolkt
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomoc
We stejnokroji, skupina prapo
Ri, 1rednfci mistnf odbocky n
is. 6. K, pozvanf hoste, pred
sedove a pTedsedkyne osadnicf
spolk11, pozvane spolky, pax u
niformovane spolky osadnl
slice: Spolek Myslivcd sv. Jirl
Odbor Katolickych Sokolek
Sbor Katolickych Sokolu, KluI
Rieger, pax vsecky dlvky osa
dy, pax zeny a pax vsichni mu
Izove slouceni spoken NeJsve
t6jsfho Jmena.
Pc prfchodu do Chramu Pa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
zENY DO
INDUSTRIf.

Pr nejmensfm 10000 zen
potrebi Dude We valecnych in
dustrilch v Baltimore behem
.nastavajiciho roku. Jeden pod
mix ma aeroplany v Baltimore
chce 500 zen ma denni prace.
Jine chtejf az pres 100 jinych
zen. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-17
JENNIE odpoledne.

villa obecenstvo dobTe sehrana
"Hudba Mladeze", jejfz n6kte-
Fl clenove vysli S velmi dobrym
prospechem tn nasi ceskou sko-
licku. Obecenstvo projevilo
Jim sve uznanf castym potles-
KEN.
PTftomne obecenstvo privftal
pan ucitel Karel Zahradka, KITE
ry vysvetlil, re nasledkem ma
leho poctu zactva a n~edostatku
vhodnych divadeln1ch her upu-
Steno letos cd divadla a "a to
.je poradana Besfdka.
Program Besfdky byl oprav-
du pekny a vykony dftek "a
slouzf 81 pine %pochvalu. TTeba
re jich bylo pomerne malo, Wy
konaly obdivuhodny ukol, ne
bot skoro vsichni Sc objevily
nekolikrate ma jevisti pc dobu
trvanf Besfdky.
Vsechna cfsla byla znameni-
te podana, dftky Sc tuzily a jak
jim ia ocka zaTila radosti, las
kou a i pychou. Bylo Sc radost
ma ne pod1vati a jak Jim PEEK
ne ty narodnf kroje slusely. By
ly jak malovane. Radost bylo
poslechnouti tn nasi malou cha
SUI kdyz zpfvala ty stare, vecne
krasn6 lidove pfsnicky: Andul-
ko safarova, Zeleni hajove,
Chaloupky pod horami, Kohl
ne, Kolfne, ktere zpestrily
vhodnymi tanecky. Zpivalo sc
jim dobre, nebot NELL znameni-
teho kapeln1ka. | ia jejich ven
kovska kapela sklidila bouri
potlesku. Recitace byly velmi
dobre. Jednoaktove vystupy Sc
velmi l1bily a opravdu jsme Sc
srdecne zasmali. Jednotliva
zpevnf cfsla tech vetsfch zack1
byla prfjemnym pfekvapenim
pro posluchace.
Dojfmava byla poslednf see
ma "Novy prapor-slibujeme",
We ktere byla p~ripomenuta j
naSe osvobozenska prace a re
ktere dychala jistota, re i nase
draha stara Vlast Dude Ease
.velna.
Tato zaverecna scena pGso-
bila tax income ma divaky, re
kdyz ditky zp1valy "Kde do
NOV mGj" a mad Tatrou Sc
blyska", obecenstvo p~ovstalo a
zpivalo sebou. Tim krasny pro-
gram Bes1dky zakoncen.
PTedseda Patronatu pan Ste
pan Tuna podekoval "a nav
stevu a primlouval Sc vfele, by
rodice posilali dftky do nasi
skolicky.
Uznani patti vsem jak dit
kan tax i panu uciteli a rodi-
cum d1tek. Nejmenoval jsem
zadne dftko, ponevadz vsichni
bez rozdflu Sc snazili podati to
nejlepsf, to nejkrasnejsf a sku-
tecne Sc Jim to podarilo. w.
chovatelska prace ucitela ces-
Ike skoly je tezka. Ale mali
|jeho prace 1spech jak minute
ned6le, tax i ia t6zka prace te-
ST. Pan ucitel Zahradka NIUE
byti sc svymi zacky a zackami
|spokojen, nebot i to jeho dllo
"Novy prapor - slibujeme",
ktere pro ne sepsal, mu doko-
male provedli. Jsem jist, re al
prfste prijdou opet do skolicky,
re je "a jejich vykony pochva-
Ii, coz jim Dude velkou vzpru-
hou do budoucna. Necht pan
ucitel Zahradka prime dix "a
krasne a pffjemne chvfle, ktere
vsem navstevnfk1m Besfdky
svym zactvem pripravil.
Nam jedno pranf k nas1m
krajanGm: "Posflejte Vase dit
ky do ceske skoly!"
A. CihlaT.
Patronat dekuje vsem
spolk1m a 2 Dem. klubIm "a
odkoupenf pc 10 vstupenkach.
Dale p. F. Kofanovi "a napovl-
danf zdarma a p. j. Cihlafovi
"a lfcenf, tez p. uciteli K. Ia
hradkovi "a jeho namahu a WI
bee vsem krajandm ktefi pri-
spell ku zdaru Besldky.
Ma darech prispeli: = PAM
Bohumil Opava So; p1. Hejnal
81; p. Jerry Franclk mi. 81.
Ma obsazen1 darovali: - pl
Mizerovsky, lob. cukru; pi
Riha, lib. mouky; pf. CeskJ
2lb. kavy.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
Residents Combine
Fun and LEARNING

Education and entertainment
were served up together for 1876
residents who attended Monday
nights Citizens Association.
Using two huge charts prepared
by Stanley Ostler, president of the
Association, Assistant Community
Manager Arthur Rysticken ex-
planned in detail the organization
of Greenbelt's government and it's
management. He took special
care to make clear the relationship
between the Federal Government
as landlord and the municipal
government created and maintained
by the residents here.
The entertainment for the
evening included, besides group
singing, card playing and other
games as part of social hour.
Final figures on the Russian Re-
lief dance held a month ago show
ed $53 turned over to that fund.
A surplus of about $40 was an
nounced as the tentative report on
the Associations Halloween dance.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
Church School Chorus
Plans Christmas Music

The high school chorus of the
community church school, which
held it's organizational meeting
last Thursday, will begin rehears-
ing Immediately for the music
which it will present on the Christ
mas program planned for Decem-
Der 20.
Along with the special Christ
mas music the group will also
learn spirituals, semi-classic num-
bers, popular tunes, and any other
types of songs which the group
will enjoy singing. Mrs. Lillian
Mitchell will be in charge of the
Christmas presentation, and has
expressed the hope that this group
will become permanent organi-
zation of the church school.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
II Auxiliary Police Served
HalLowe' en- Patrol SATURDAY.

category are advised to call the
Fire House, Arthur Rysticken at
2771, or Phil Wexler at 1868 and
indicate more definitely in what
capacity they would like to serve.
Corps To Expand.
All defense units were told at
the staff meeting held last Friday
night in the council room that
they will have to extend their per-
sonnel and equipment, Mr.. Ry-
sticken heard reports on the prog
ress of all units and is expected
to present full report at the
mass meeting to be held in the au-
ditorium Monday, November 16.
Unit chiefs soon will begin
training their stats using
framed" incidents in lieu of wait
ing for practice official raids in
order to determine possible de-
fects in the training program of
their particular units.
A complete cascade" telephone
system is being worked out which
will provide almost immediate con-
tact with defense workers in key
positions when the alert sounds
for raid.
Mrs. Anna Lewis requests that
all interested in joining the sew
ing and knitting group, doing Red
Cross work, call her at home be-
tween S and 7 in the evening,
phone 1921. Mrs. A. Hamlet re-
quests that all women interested
in rolling bandages for the Red
Cros call her at home, phone 5556
between 9 and IL am.
Mrs. D. j. Neff reports that the
canteen service is continuing it's
training and that the canteen is
ready and able to meet all re-
quirements expected of it during
raids. Comdr. Rysticken has asked
Harry Walls, chief of property
and supply, to obtain some civilian
defense staff pins, and stated that
all chiefs in the future will obtain
their armbands and other equip
ment from Mr.. Walls.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
PIT. "A. To Discuss
Victory Corps
For High School

Plans for establishing a Victory
Corps in the Greenbelt High
School will be discussed at the
meeting of the Greenbelt High
School Parent-Teacher Association
scheduled for Tuesday evening,
November 10, at 8 pm. in. the
cafeteria of the High School.
at is the duty of the high
schools of the country to prepare
youth for war production and es-
sential community SERVICE" stated
Principal G. Paul Barnhart in ex-
planning that the Victory Corps is
a unit by which the high schools
are adapting themselves to the
war effort according to their abil-
ity. All phases of the new or
ganization, which is sponsored by
the Office of Education, the Civil
Aeronautics Authority, and the
War and Navy Departments will
be discussed.
Other important business of the
P-TA will be transacted. Princi-
pal Barnhart urges that every
pupil be represented by at least
one member of his family and in
vites both parents to attend.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
GreenbelterS Vote
Democrat By 6 to l

In last Tuesdays election which
returned Democratic incumbent
Herbert R. O'Conor to office
Greenbelt went along with the rest
of Maryland by a majority of 6
to 1. Out of a total of III votes
cast, O'Conor received 1876 to "a
for his Republican rival T. R. Nc
Keldin.
All Democratic candidates were
given about the same majority
from this precinct, varying from
4 to l to 6 to 1.
Judge Thomas R. Freeman.
precinct official, said that over so
percent of the registered Green
belt residents voted. This is we'll
above the average for the state as
a whole; some precincts having
cast as few as 10 percent Of regis
trations. Said Judge Freeman, eve
are perfectly satisfied with the
way the people turned out. 1t
shows that they really wanted a
precinct out here"
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
Girl Scout Leader
Speaking Wednesday

Mrs. Florence Sherman, direc-
tor of Girl Scouts in Prince
Georges County will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the local Leaders
Association monthly meeting on
Wednesday, November II. All
troop leaders, assistant leaders,
troop committee members, parents
and prospective leaders are invited.
The meeting will be held at 1880
p. m. at the Elementary School.
Mrs. Sherman is making this
trip to Greenbelt to help plan the
winter program for the local
troops
Mrs. Lillian Mitchell, local scout
leader, hopes that all girls who
have recently graduated from high
school and who have some spare
time, will come to the meeting and
plan to be assistant troop leaders.
She said, "There is a great need
for leaders this age. Many younger
girls here are interested in join
ing the Girl Scouts when leaders
are secured"
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
v.2lS-l0h7

Buddy" Attlck, chief of the
auxiliary policemen in Greenbelt's
Civilian Defense Corps, reported
that IA auxiliary policemen were
on duty last Saturday night in
addition to the regular police
force, in order to avert possible
Halloween "trouble."
'%se auxiliary police who were
~ can be proud of them
selves, stated Chief Attick. "They
performed an efficient job cover
ing all positions effectively"
He reports that two groups
comprising Is men have already
been fully trained in police pro-
cedure and civilian defense re-
quirements. Auxiliary Fire Chief
John Belton reports that the aux
iliary fremen need more recruits
and that men interested should
contact him at the Fire House on
Thursday evenings. Safety Di-
rector George Panagoulis reports
that section wardens will in the
future be equipped with hand
phones which will enable them to
report to the Fire House during
practice or actual raids. Mr.. Pana-
goulis also reported that plan
ned program for wardens is nee
essary in order to keep his unit
interested in the vital and neces-
sary duties they will be called
upon to perform in time of emer-
gency.
New First-aid Class.
A new class in first aid for men
started last Wednesday evening
under the direction of Bill Moore.
The course is the standard one
and will be given every other
Wednesday evening. Due to this
fact, the course will involve three
hours each instruction night in
stead of the usual two. Mr.. Moore
requests that all civilian defense
workers who have not as yet taken
the standard course report at the
next meeting of class on Wednes-
day, November 18th, at 1880
o'clock at the elementary school.
New Applications Distributed.
All applications recently signed
by residents indicating their will
igness to do defense work have
been distributed among all chiefs
of staff. The chiefs will contact
those men and women they need
and the chances are that all who
have signed applications will re-
ceive word to report for instruc-
tions and to take their oath in
the near future.
There is the possibility that
many who have signed applica-
tions will not be called and to
those possible disappointed" here
is hint. Many signed applica-
tions indicating willingness to do
"anything" that will help. There
is no way the chiefs of staff can
tell just what these volunteers
may want to do. Those in this
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-11-06
Councilmen Request
Better Attendance

The Greenbelt Town Council will
definitely meet at p. m. next
Monday. November 9, in the re-
gular council chamber in the Ad-
ninistration offices, the Coopera-
tor has been informed. It ID nbt
m Eassdays
Z s's ess,ssrianf the Sagenda - ~
meeting was not announced, re-
ports by heads of the several de-
partments will be submitted, and
several matters of Importance to
the community will be discussed.
Councilmen and town officials
have expressed hope that more citi-
zens will attend council meetings
in the future so that the attitude
of the public on community mat
ters can be more accurately
gauged,