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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
SPOUT Ct NESPOJIT.
To je nalehavou otazkou sjez-
dG naSich PodpGrnych Jednot
letoSniho roku.

Celia Ceskoslovenska Ameri-
ka V pTiStich dnech a tydnech
Dude pozorovati sjezdy til z
nasich podpGrnych jednot. Bu-
de sledovati jednani zastupcd
a zastupkyn v otazce spojen1
nasich rozdelenych a roztrfste-
nych sill a zdrojG, nebot spoje-
nj, to jest zivou otazkou vsude,
kde bydlf nasi krajane.
We spojeni je sila. Je-li toto
rceni pravdive, proc my, &C.
chOve, name byti rozdeleni?
Co nam pTekazf spojiti nase
jednoty?
Mic ma svete neprekazf spo-
jenf nasich jednot mimo naSe
osobni pTedsudky a zajmy. Ty-
to predsudky a zajmy schova-
vame Size pred svetlem veTej-
nosti pod rGznymi predst1rka-
mi, vsak pravdou zGstava, re
pTi dobre Will mohou Sc naSe
podp6rne jednoty spojiti beze
vsech zakonitych prekazek.
Zalezf ma mas samych = jedi
ne ma mas samych - IDA Sc
chceme spojiti 81 ne.
Jedinou otazkou u sjezdo-
vych zastupcG a u vSech clenu
by melo byti:
% Jest spojeni nasich jed
not zadoucim a prospesnym
pro clenstvo nasich jednot, pro
mas lid v Americe - pro mas
narod?
(2) Uskodi spojenf clenstvu
nasich jednot = nasemu lidu v
Americe = nasemu narodu?
My " G. S. A. jednote =
zastavame MAJOR, re spojenf
nasich jednot jest prospesn6
pro vsechny cleny nasich jed
not, je ku prospechu naseho Ii
du V Americe a ku prosp6chu
naSeho naroda. K tomu dovo-
lin 81 pTedloziti nasledujfcf d.
vody:
Cd Spojenf nasich jednot je
prospSSnym pro vsechny cleny
vSech jednot.
Vsechny nase jednoty 81 fl
nancn6 dobTe stojf a nejedna
Sc tedy O nejake 'zachranova-
nj" n9ktere jednoty. To INA
mena, re zadny Glen by We spo-
jen6 jednot6 neplatil o mic Vi
ce, jelikoz poplatky vsech Gle
MI u vsech jedont jsou postaci-
telne.
Nell bychom vsak mohut-
nou, silnou jednotu,jakou jsme
dosud nemeli. Takova silna
jednota by mela moznost ko-
natl velke veci a skytati svym
clennm vyhody, kter6 zadna z
nasich malych jednot 81 proste
nemGze dovoliti. o nase sirot-
ky, O nase stare, nuzne bratry
a sestry by mohlo byti daleko
lepe postarano. Zajmy Glen
silva v kazdem ohledu byly by
v daleko vetsfm m6Tftku chra-
n6ny.
Mnoho nasich lidf jsou cleny
v nekolika jednotach a vsude
platf clensk6 pr1spevky. We
spojene jednote by platili pou-
re jeden clensky pfispevek.
Tim by rodinam nasich clenG
byly usetreny desetitisfce dol
larG rocne.
Nase rodiny jsou dnes roz-
d6leny - nase matky, esstry,
manzelky, patti k damskym
jednotam, muzi ku sym jed
notam. Sch1ze stiha sch1zi,
coz znamena vydanf, ztratu
casu, plytvanf energie. Vysle-
dek je vsude ten, re clenstvo
Sc proste nemGze vsech schulz
z1castniti a tyto jsou chabe
navstevovany. DGsledky toho
isou vSestranne.
az Spojenf na$ich jednot by
prospslo zajmIm naseho EdU
" America.
Mas lid jest rozdelen v tax
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

Obed, ktery starostliva man
zelka dava manzelovi, ably 81
no wal s sebou do prace, sta
va Sc nyni d1lezitym spojen-
Gem v boji "a svobodu. Vlada
apeluje ma vsechny hospodyne
a matky, ably Sc pficinovaly 0
.zachovan1 vsech americkych
valecnych d6ln1kG pri dobrem
zdravi. Kdyby Sc to delo, mo-
hi bychom letos usetriti ales-
pom 100000 pracovn1ch
dnn. To znamena, re bychom
mohli vyrobiti dodatecnych
14,O 10 bombardovacfch leta-
del, 10 dreadnaughtG a $4,000
tank1, jez by nam pomahaly
vyhrati valku.
Verejne-zdravotnf sluzba
|Spojenych Stat1 hodla spolu-
pracovati S valecne-zdravot-
MIN 1radem a S 1rady socialnl
pece pri provadenf celozemske
akce k pOucen1 prumySlOVenC
delnictva We vecech spravne
vyzivy. Akce je namlrena Ike
konservaci lidske silly, jakoz
Ike zvysen1 produkce.
Jednfm z nejd1lezitejsfch i.
koln zmfnene akce Dude obra.
ltiti nS1ezitV ZTetel ma dOmac.
frontu, kde sc pripravujl ODE
dy delnlk1. 5000, 900 delhi
XII nosi 81 kazdeho dine obed
sebou do prace. Vyznamnyn
valecnym ukolem americkycl
zen Dude dbati toho, ably tytt
obedy Professionally re spravnt
volenych a dobfe upravenycl
potravin, ktere dodajf americ
kemu produkcn1mu vojakov
'sflu k jeho kazdodenni praci
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

Clovek, pronasledovan sym
~vlastn1m blizn1m, opetne Sc O.
brac1 Ike svemu nejvernejs1mu
pf1teli, psovi.
Strycek Sam svolava 1885,
900 psi do ozbrojenych Short
= ne pouze jake "mascots",
kteTf vojakdm a namornfkGm
st6sti prinesti mali = ale jake
zv1rata, ktera mohou konati
We valecnem 1sil1 cenne sluzby.
Kazdy ctvernohy dobrovol-
mix povede zivot vpravde psi.
Bude muset stavat ma strait a
Dude muset hlidat. V6kove
hranice jsou do jednoho do pc
tt let, S vyjimkou prfpadG, v
nichz Sc jedna o psy neobycej-
ne vycvicene.
Armada zT1dila odvodn1 a
cvicebnf stTedisko pro psi sbor
We Front Royal Quartermaster
Depot, We Virginii. Majitele
psi mali podavati zadosti O
prijet1 svych pratel prostred-
nictv1m Dogs for Defense, Inc,
% East Sixtieth Street, New
York City, nebo prostfednic-
twin krajskych reditelG teto
organisace kdekoli jinde v re-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Cerveny Kriz zacal s akcf ]

Cerveny Kf1z zacal s akc1 k
naverbovani 5000 registrova-
nych oSetrovatelek kazdeho
mes1ce, nebot jedin6 tax NIUE
vyhoveti potrebam ozbroje-
nych Short. Armada zadala o
$500 oSetrovatelek a manor
nictvo o 500. Pfij1many budou
pouze osetrovatelky registrova
ne, kter6 prosly patricne kur-
sy pro osetfovatelky, kterym
jeSte nen1 40 let a ktere Sc test
dobremu zdrav1 a jsou svobod-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
DOMACf FRONTA.
War Production Board
Washington, D. G..
XIII.

Americtf vojenst1 a namoTni
vGdcove a americtl delnict1
predaci promlouvali jednoho
dine minuleho tydne do rozhla-
SUI k bojovn1kGm ma produkcni
fronte.
zadny re recnik1 = mezi nj
miz byli vojenstf a namorni We
litele re vzdalenych valecnych
front, 1redn1ci z Rady valecne
produkce a delnictf v1dcov6-
opakujem, zadny z Mich nebyl
v chlubive nalade. Vsichni pri-
NAVAL, re jsme uz mnoho Wy
konali, re jsme prinesli velke
obeti a ucinili znacny pokrok.
Priznavali vsak tez neco, CO Wy
jadTil reditel UTadu valecnych
informac1, Elmer Davies, slo-
Wy: "Nezvys1me-li produkci SUI
rovin = nebudou-li deln1ci V
dolech a drevaTskych taborech
produktovati vice ocele, vice
medi a vice dreva = pax Sc
rozhodne potkame S nezda-
rem" President pravil: "Tepr-
We nyn1 zacali jsme jak Sc pa
til delati pokrok," a presiden-
tGv naceln1k stabu, admiral
William Leahy: "Ted je cas-
zaujmouti pevne stanovisko."
"Po celem svete," pravil adj
miral, "podrobene narody wye
HAWAII. Potkame-li Sc my A
mericane S nezdarem, pax
Francouzi, Holandane, CeSi,
Polaci, Rekove a Norove kles-
nou S Mani. Rusko, Gina, Dan
sko, Holandsko a Belgie cekaj1
a bojuji S Mani. Neodvazuje-
me 81 zahravati S osudem sve
vlasti - netroufame 81 odhodi-
ii osud celeho sveta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

IlyCn SDOru. Armada ZaQala 0
$500 osetTovatelek a manor
nictvo O 500. PTij1many budou
pouze oSetrovatelky r~egistrova
ne, kter6 prosly patficne kur-
sy pro osetTovatelky, kterym
jeste nen1 40 let a ktere Sc test
dobremu zdrav1 a jsou svobod-
ne.
Konservace tyka Sc kazd6
faze kazdodenAiho zivota =
poc1na upotfebenim obou
stran dopisn1ho papiru a koncf
automobilem, ktery necha je-
no MATTEL odpoc1vati garazi
i V ned6li. Konservace neTfdi
Sc pouze jistymi pravidly, ale i
duSevn1m rozpolozen1m. Ones
je to vlastenecka hospodarnost
Civiliste NELL by zachazeti Sc
vsfm nacin1m v domacnosti a
v1bec sc vS1m zaTfzenim velmi
opatrne. N6ktere tyto predm6-
ty znamenaj1 pro ne 1sporu ca
SUI, ktery pax mohou venovati
jine cinnosti, ma pffklad praci
We prospect obce, zabave nebo
civilnf obrane. AZ RUNE stro-
je V domacnosti vypovi sluzbu,
nebude je mono jiz nahraditi,
nebot V obchode "a rohem je
liz Ike kOupi nedOstanete.
Poroucha-li Sc yam praci
stroj, budete Sc muset uchyliti
k valse, rozbity vyssavac ma
prach Dude nahrazen kostetem
nebo smetakem. AZ elektricka
lednicka vypov1 sluzbu, Dude
Sc muset hospodyne vratiti k
ledu, a nedostane-li no, nebu-
de m1ti zadneho chlazenf po-
travin. AZ sc opekac chleba
vypal1, az strojek ma vytlaco-
vanf pomerancove stavy vupu-
st1 dust = oc dele Dude pr1pra-
va sn1dane vyzadovati! Ne
doufejte, re to nebude tax zle
= nejste-li ochotni nakladati s
vecmi domacnosti tax, ably
jste 81 je zachovali V dobrem
stavu pc dobu trvan1 valky.
Bomba NIUE byti prave tax
nebezpecna ma vasem dvore
jake ma bojisti, a pfece mnohy
American stale jeste nechape,
re je treba nekolika dodatec-
nych tis1c1 obrancG, kteTf by
byli fadne vycviceni v ochrane
zivot1 a majetku. Civilnf o.
brana = to nejsou pouze pro-
tiletect1 strazci!
re by 1toc1cf nepT1tel pou-
I'll jedovateho plynu je velmi
pochybne. V case valky nenf
vsak mono prehlfzeti zadne
moznosti. z toho dGvodu je
nutno zorganisovati dekonta-
minacnf sbor, vycviceny osoba-
mi, kter6 prosly skoly civiln1
obrany, zT1zene Departmental
valky. Clenove tohoto sboru,
oden1 V saty, kterymi plyn ne
pronika, a S nasaZenou plyno-
YOU maskou, budou moci vycis-
It'll satstvo nebo budovy cd ply
nu, kterym prosakly nebo KITE
rym byly naplneny.
Daleko sp1se najdou 81 praci
demolovacf a vyklizovacf Getty
a jin6 oddly, jejichz 1kolem
Dude opravovati silnice. Do
techto Get jsou pfijfmani je-
nom spolehlivG a fysicky zdat-
nj Tide; nahrazovati rozbitou
dlazbu a vyklizovati ssutiny z
ulic nemuze delati clov6k sla-
be konstrukce telesne. Zmfn6-
ne Getty pracuj1 pod dohledem
1radu nouzovych verejnych
pracf. V prfpade naletu budou
Ejejich sluzby neocenitelne pfi
zachovavanf silnic takovem
stavu, ably Sc pc Mich mohlo
jezditi, pfi strhavan1 polozbo-
Tenych budov a Z%aplnovanl
krater1, zanechanych bomba-
mi.
Kdyby Sc n adumac1 frontu
" Americe snesla zpod oblak
pohroma, Dude tTeba k zasta-
vent laviny destrukce vice pra-
covnik1, neil jich nachaz1me
!: We sborech protileteckych
| strazcH. We sbOrech silniCnich a
We sborech zachranobav1ch.
Vice a vice pracovnikG, KITE
ri isou ochotni cviciti, studova-
It'll. pracovati a pTipravovati sc
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-12
TREASURE CHEST
DO YOU RESPECT YOURSELF?
BY Ruth Taylor


Serespec insignia free 1t the mark of his
serfdom from ensavement to nferiory
Indeed dictionary definition of eespect ito have such
regard well restrain from dis
reputable unworthy speech conduct"
Do you respect yourself?
expect respect you unless you respect your
self You must be willing to stand and be counted ndv
idual not hide behind any groupYou must accept rating
your merits and be ready stand fall your actions
Respect by the Individual acquired
by him as part of group.
you respect yourself you be selfconfdent
cocksure You will have faith your ability your
well because know that you proud yourself
by inferior, shoddy careless work.
respect yourself you won't be continually
velookng for sights ready to when oense
intended yourespect yourself you give way wrath
You will not be Tempey You will respect yourself
to stoop to the manifestation of wsappg anger you respect
yourself at the most mental task with dignity
you read recently of the Brooklyn who way
through college to H D. street cleaner
from the false pride which is afraid of service.
respect yoursefyou will not constantly your
those rights upon your duties If you respect
orderly thought and speech No menacg of eroy will
lead you into unbecoming speech action
respest yourself you will live worthy
of honor and esteem Only you lift yourself place
pect, can you achieve the respect of others.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-12
4 :! 0Ap 49, : - :
7'il1Isilia6
Our Valleys Of Decision
BY Louis Bromfield

This is new kind of war. a war
for which we have as yet been un-
able to find a name. 1t marks a
turning point in world history, the
most enveloping and decisive turn
ing point there has ever been. be-
cause for the first time in the wor-
Ids history the entire world is envol,
we'd and because the decision involv-
es the whole future of civilization.
1.-THE future of civilization is a vag-
lie and tremendous and oratorlcal phi
rase. Interpreted and broken down,
it means the freedom of yourself and
myself, whether we shall be allowed
to live in a descent fashion, ENJOYING
liberty and prosperity and human
dignity, involving the future of the
very house we live in, the happiness
and well-being of our children, the
opportunities of young people and all
the. comfort and security of the old.
1t affects how we shall worship God,
and how and whether we can live in
decency with our neighbors. We can
help, all of us, by fighting, by work
ing, by keeping our courage highWe
can help too, enormously, by lending
to ourselves the money which is nee
essary to win this war, by testifying
to our confidence in our own country,
our own battle. War Bonds and Sta
mps are weapons exactly as tanks
and guns are weapons. Buy now, not
tomorrow or next day. but now--to
save what God gave us and what we
have fought for sinse our country
became Nation"
BUY WAR BONDS
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
Hi, Neighbour!

We're happy to greet our new
neighbors who have moved in last
week. They are:
Walter J. Slocomb, Jr., 5-D Park
way
Emory L. Motter, 22-F Crescent
Waldo H. Mott, 19-D Parkway
Robert R. Williams, 13-F Parkway
Chancellor L. Marcy, sc Park
way
Bernard J. Burgess, 44-D Crescent
John M. Holmes, 23-J Ridge
Lynn C. Ashley. 17-E Parkway
Joseph l. Doworocki, AL Garden
William P. Phillips, 38-H Ridge
Richard Althaus, 22-A Crescent
Hi, neighbor!
Our best wishes go to the fol
lowing oldtimers who are leaving
Greenbelt:
Manuel Gerst, 1873 Crescent
Harry B. Hyman, 2l-J Ridge
Nadine Jones, lid Parkway
Robert Buck, 19-D Parkway
John J. Davidson, 6-E Parkway
David Danson, 5-L Eastway
l.. w. Worley, 14-Y Ridge
William E. Hazlett, AL Garden
way
Goodbye, good luck!
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
So Seniors Will Graduate
Next Friday from High School

Llewellyn Alexander, Richard
Bates, Jewell Bell, John Billie,
Helen Black, James Bobbitt, Guy
Bowen, John Bozek, Leonard
Braun, Eva Bryant, Lynn Buck,
Louise Burke, Myrna Carson, Shir-
ley Gushing, George Davidson,
William Dodson, June Donoghue,
Robert Egli.
Betty Jane Flick, Mary Finn,
Jacqueline Freeman, John Gale,
Robert Gray, Herbert Hall, Cath
crime Jones, Joseph Keplinger,
Arlene Livermore, Mary Lowe,
Frances Marcus, Eileen Mahoney,
Mary Jean McCarl, Earle Morgan,
Lorraine Mullen, Emmett Mamma,
Janet Neff, Alice O'Dea, Martin
O'Dea, Jean O'Leary, Blake Palm
er, Thomas Poe, Rosalie Poston,
Doris Powers, Joanne Provost,
Doris Roby, Donald Smith, Robert
Sommers, William Sommers, Wer-
ner Steinle, Ruth Stouffer.
Walter Todd, William Town.
send, Carl Treiman, Louise Van
Matre, Blanche Vetter, Melita
Vetter, Edith Walker, Margaret
Welsh, Helen Zoellner.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
Community Church

Sunday Memorial Services will
be held at the Community Church
at II a. m. The American Legion
(Greenbelt Post) and the Wom-
ans Auxiliary will each attend in
a body and occupy the seats re-
served for them. The Choir, under
the direction of William Neblett,
will offer two numbers-"Find-
landia," a song of peace by Sib-
elius and Kipling's "Recessional." l."
The sermon and the entire SER
vice will be one appropriate as a
memorial of those who have given
their all for their country, but
this year it will have special ref
erence to those who have made the
supreme sacrifice for their country
in this World War II. All members
of the church and friends are IN
vited to be present.
At 8 p. M, commencement
service for the Graduating Class
of the High School will be held III
the auditorium. The High School
Glee Club, under the direction OF
Mrs. Dwight A. Trucksess, will
have charge of the music for this
occasion. Mr.. Neblett will be or
ganist.. The sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. Wilmer Pierce john
ston. The theme will be Living
for the Best"
The Woman's Guild will meet
Wednesday at 80 at the home
of Mrs. Comey B. Richie, 56-F
Crescent Road. All having Rainy
Day" bags are requested to bring
them in at this meeting.
Wednesday evening at 8 p. M,
the regular mid-week meeting will
be held. All are cordially invited.
Next Friday the Senior Choir
will meet for rehearsal In room
12O in the Community Building.
The Junior Choir under the di-
rection of Mrs. Donald Herwick
will meet in the music room for
rehearsal.
The Church School meets every
Sunday at $3.50 a. IN. All are IN.
yited to attend this period OF
study and worship.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29

The fifth annual graduation ex-
ercises of the Greenbelt High
School will be held Friday, June
5 at 8 D. m. in the Auditorium.
The convocation and benedic-
ton will be given by Rev. Wilmer
Peirce Johnston. Immediately fol-
lowing the convocation the high
school glee club will render 20
Lovely Night" (Barcarolle by
Offenbach) under the direction of
Mrs. Helen Trucksess, music
teacher. Town Manager Roy S.
Braden is in charge of the presen-
tation of diplomas. The gradu-
alton address will be given by DIR.
R. G. Steinmeyer, associate pro-
fessor of political science at Mary
land University. At this time rep
resentatives of the Greenbelt
Unit of the American Legion Aux
iliary and the Greenbelt Post No.
1856 American Legion will present
citizenship awards to the out
standing girl and boy in the class.
An Irving Berlin "Choral Fan
TASTE" by the senior chorus will
also be on the musical program.
Many members of his class were
the first graduates from the
Greenbelt Elementary School. The
entire class Except for one mem
ber) is also the first class to have
attended the high school for all
four years. They were freshmen
when the school was opened in
1888.
Another first for these people
is that they voted to wear caps
and gowns for the graduation ex-
ercises. These will also be worn
for the gaccalaureate service on
Sunday, May 81, at 8 p. m, in the
Auditorium.
Members of the class are as
follows:
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
*Nutrition Class

absence Greenbels during time of
link to show during the
fortunately ALL this condition need be only
- .lo
charge must have had at least
For OF
belt this has been extremely slow and Tor wne
Greenbe would have to rely neigh
bohood community for canten service in an me & % d
begins May 22o of the Elementary School
will be classes held each
week on Tuesday Thursday and place
Browning teacher of Home Economics at the gn
Greenbelt quahed
academic training
women
in during this national emergency.
this will be set
where town. womanned in this case by per
kettle of pot OF coffee Datc
of bread before you (Which did the bombers go? Dd
see such outrageous snowfall IN Aprll!
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
One Year Ago

(From the Cooperator OF May
80, 1941) D.
homes-High School Prom great
success-Tom Kicker appointed
new assistant general manager OF
Gresnbelt.4A Consunqer Service.
holds last meeting until fali-
Spanish students form summer
class-Greenbelt Consumer ser
vices plan vote on educational d.
nie'0rMHs''1sils nie plans take fofm~Dr: stil!
leaves Greenbelt-Mrs. Ditman Of
College Park elected president OF
P. T. A.-George Panagoulis or
ganizes BIB rifle clubICooking
School a big success-Educatlon
committee of Greenbelt Consumer
Services sponsors Is neighborhood
nights-Work on uncompleted ten
mis- courts to begin soon.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
Women Begin Softball

The Greenbelt women held their
first softball practice last Monday
night. Several new players showed
up and looked very good. Among
the new girls were Mary Lou
Couch, who can hit them all the
way down to the Athletic Club
house, Betty Holbach, Sue Hauver,
Lucy Sherretz, and Mary Hanlon.
With Lois Preston, Ora Donoghue,
Rae Paterson, Lois Bowman and
Alma Curtis and other oldtimers
back the ladies look like they will
have several good intramural
teams.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
Neu Babies

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Charles
Weiner, 16-L Ridge Road, are ene
proud parents of a baby boy, Ron-
aid Ira, born On January 8, at
Columbia Hospital, Washington.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
Classified Ads

Wanted to buy:Used piano in
good condition. Call 1881 after
$50 p. M.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
GREENBELT COOPERATOR
Calendar Of Events


Friday, May 29 oonn Auditorium
Band Practice 6:3O PM ponno
Feeder Band Practice $3.50 noooS ~ nUo
First Aid Clans 500 Room 225
Community Church Choir 8:OO nuio Poom
Hebrew Congregation 9:oo ~ ~
Community Church ,,; p
Choir Practice 1000 A. M na9sS a9E R;doe R
Confessions 1880 r. M ,5;+or1no II; aIuS
Memorial Day dance lOOo 1O
Sunday CATHOLIC & n Sunday School $3.50 hessr Theser
Catholic 900 lnea0er
Community Church Sunday ~ r,+ School
comun;+ ncmUr cbnrcb servce II 00 Auditorium
L. D. S. Sunday School 11O0 Home &C. NooA
Hebrew Congregation Sunday IN Elementary School
I" U. s. e[lesanooo ei 9: 99::0O ' Home Ec
High School Baccalaureate 500 AUDITORIUM
Monday, eS June s i r o. 7.ooPM Room
CITIZENS Association Auditorium
First Aid Class 1000 A. NJ MUSIC Poona pona
GGokhg Tt dcnToi S%as, 40 p M H Ridge
Pottery Glass 1880 q aannnont naln"~y
*nu+rition Glass 800
Catholic Choir 8:15 MUSIC D Doona
1. D. S. Ladies Relief Society $3.50 Home Ee: Room Room
Minute Men drill 500 Auol0oruh
"0heSy coymunity % Church women 13o M
prounia. nuni aa0 Music
Pottery Glass 1880 81 Parkway
0N' $4,000 basement
Girl Scout Troop Is 7so TIA Ridge
Troop 1880 Room zZo
Ga Ela~eeK clMb Mbe'"g 500 Room
Cooking School 500 Home Ec' hooli
i""''1'' n g Primary Groun 400 PM Mus
Boy Scout Troop 2O2 700 HOBBY P K0ona @9a
Girl Scout Troop IT 1880 Room 10
Pottery Glass 1850 21 Parkway
~ basement
American Legion 500 Legion Home
*Nnrit;on ~ Class 500 22O
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29

Since 1s1s 100000 products entirely to
kind have come from American Laboratories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-30
SPRING Training Promises Many Woes

Eliminate Saturdays and I'm asking for "a IS night
schedule,
that half would be played
night"
Philes IA This
blankeng Philadelphia neither
cellar
a paralyzing
another the
guaranteed hotel
Orlando playing games
tckiSh.
eliminate and in fact has scheduled exhibition
games Petersburg West Palm Beach, Miami
and lengthy
getting the Mats to such
nearby spots Deland Sanford and Lakeland
informed baseball men
there will hops But with those
the pohc
raionn seriously? It's touchy problem It's one OF the
been teadlng on
Mountain Lands adons the
meein