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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka
ERNIE DUSEK A
BUDE " COLISEUM.

Pf1stf 1tery, dine 2. unora v
kT1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych Coliseum v hlavn1m "a
pase Ernie Dusek, 233 ID. z O.
mahy utka Sc S The "Yellow
Mask" CD 225 ID. Vftez z1s-
kati must dive v1tezstvi re tTech
utkanf.
V nasledujicich 8 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkuj1:
Irish" Jack Kelly, 2O5 ID.
vyhlaseny zapasn1k z New Yor-
ku VS.. Michael Leone, 218 ID.
Ital z Detroit.
Johnnie Long, 2O5 ID. z Bal
timore VS.. Charles Harpin, 235
Id. z Atlanta, Ga.
Abe Coleman, 218 ID. zidOv-
sky zapasen1k z New Yorku VS..
Jim Austeri, 218 ID. Ital z Pas
sale, N. j.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze V "ringside"
sedadlech.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
kroji mali vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Start Tide Sc cini ma vyrobni
fronte.
w Washington (OWD:


Starsf Tide We Spojenych Sta
tech = mnozf z prvn1 genera
ce, ktera Sc sem pTistehovala z
mnoha zem1 nejsou spokojeni
ably odpocfvali a nechali mlade
lidi delat. Ackoliv je stale do
statek pracovnlch sill ma vsech-
ny vyrobnf Gle, tito start Tide S
mladym srdcem trvaji ma tom,
ably dostali tez pTflezitost ne
jak pomoci ose do hrobu. Pro-
toze jsou vesmes mimo vek pro
vojenskou sluzbu, najdete jich
tis1ce pfi vyrobe streliva.
Tam kdesi v Tennessee, v no.
rach, diva starci 81 promenili
svou farmu ma miniaturnf zbro-
jovku. Jso to d~vaasedmdesati
Lefty Harry Cozens, pGvodem z
Angle, a Frantisek Kalivoda,
.rodem Cechoslovak. Tito part
neri p1vodne delali mechani-
ky, elektrotechniky, spravovali
nOdlnky, puSky, pSacl StrOJe
pro sve rozsahle horacke okoli.
Pc Uearl Harbor ale zmenili
MAJOR O SVEN zamestnan1. Mel
prve 81 vyzadali vladni elek-
trarensky podnik Tennessee
Valley Authority, ably Jim "a
vedl ma farmu electricity proud
pax dostali prostrednictv1m ra-
dy pro valecnou vyrobu dodav-
ku, a ted vyrabej1 dGlezite
soucastky ma bez1cf pasy, jichz
Sc pouzfva v letadlovych tovar-
mach a lodeniclch.
To jsou diva z tis1cG techto
starych lid v America, mnozi z
mich pfistehovalci, kteT1 znaj1
hodnotu svobody v demokracii
a kteff chtejf "a nj bojovat ma
vyrobn1 fronte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Holesovske hracky pro dsti
celeho sveta.

Timto titulkem opatril praz-
sky "Venkov" IA. listopadu
1910 tuto zpravicku:
"V Holesov6 (na Morave)
naslo Sc nekolik podnikavych
Osob a zalozilo podnik ma vyro-
bu detskych hracek. Odborne-
no veden1 podniku Sc ujal archi
text Ludvfk Volak, ktery drive
projektoval vystavu v Uher-
skem Hradisti a vystavu v Ma
chode v Cechach. Kvalitnf a O.
riginaln1 vyrobky naseho move
no prGmyslu razf 81 cestu do
sv6ta."
Nynf ovsem nasledkem val
ky je tento vyvoz edo sveta''
nemozny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Alexandr Wolcott zemrel
neocekavanS.

New York. - AleXandr VOL
colt zemTel po kratke vazne sr-
decn1 nemoci We veku Sc let.
Posledni a smrtelny zachvat
nemoci Sc dostavil, kdyz Sc
Wollcott podflel ma rozhlase
We stanici sp~olecnosti Columbia.
Pravil okolostojfcfm, re Sc cftf
velmi nemocny a pokynul ably v
rozhlase pokracovali bez neho,
nekterf mu pomohli dojfti k ne
daleke pohovce, byla zavolana
ambulance a postizeny dopra-
ven do nemocnice, We ktere le-
kar shledal stav jeho velmi po-
vazlivy. Bylo lined ucineno O.
patient pro pomoc kylsfkem,
ktery ale nebyl dosti vydatny
ably pacienta zachranil a brzy
Sc dostavila smrt.
Alexandr WOllcott byl Siroce
znama osoba v pracech rozhla-
sovych, jake autor a divadelnf
herec. Srdecnf nemoc snasel
dive leta, ale nebyla doposud
zivotu nebezpecna. Byl v po-
slednf dobe cinny ma rozhlase
"People's Platform" Cd roku
1914 do 1922 byl redaktorem
dramaticke casti listu "New
York Tines, mezit1m ale slou-
I'll dive leta jake voj1n We sveto-
We valce. Pozdeji Sc venoval
znacne pracem ma rozhlase.
Vetsina praci jeho byla razu
zertovneho a pouzfval pro ty
prace Ia zaklad svou vlastn1 O.
sobu. Cd roku 1929 byly jeho
prace tez ma rozhlase " Anglii.
Stare znaky venkovskych obci.
K malu obcfm, jez podnes ma
j svGj vlastnf znak, vysadu,jez
nalezela mestGm, patti Stare
|zdanice. We znaku je kosaty
strom a pod MIN kohout. Ces-
ka Rybna ma Skutecsku ma We
znaku dive ryby a stejny znak
ma i obec Ceska Rybna u Fam
berka. Obec Rama ma Hlinecku
ma We znaku pstrosa mezi ire
mi palmami. Obec Peralec ma
Skutecsku starry hostel a kolem
jeho stihle veze diva kruhy. O
znaku Sc tvrdf, re pochazf re
16. stolet1 a obraz kostela je
pry pG1vodnf podoba peralecke-
no kostela, jednoho z ~nejstar-
.s1ch We vychodn1ch Cechach.
'Obec Frantisky ma Skutecsku
ma We znaku dive vlajky mad
vrcholem. o p1vodu techto
znaka neni jasnych zprav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
NOVY CUVERNER KANSA-
SU MA CESKOU KREV Pc
SVE MATCE.
(Zvlastnf zprava Hlasatele.)

Kansas City. - "Neco tako-
veho Sc NIUE staff pouze v A
merice", temito slovy minulou
nedeli v tamnim denfku "The
Kansas City Star" zahajil AL
vim S. Mccoy svIj dlouhy refe-
rat O inauguraci noveho kansas
keno guvernera, kterym Sc stall
Andrew F. Schoeppel.
Tento correspondent dale po-
pisuje, jak v pondelf pred tim
st1hla a matersky vyhlizej1c1
zena sedela v pTednf Tade mu-
nicipaln1ho autoria v Topeka a
zar1cfm zrakem hledela ma je-
viste, kde jejf syn kladl ruku
ma bibli a slozil pT1sahu VIVA
dovanou pred ujmutim Sc gu
vernerskeho 1Tadu.
Tento obrad pro onu zenu
znamenal mnohem. vice nezli
pro kohokoli jineho. Nebot ia
to zena byla matkou noveho
guvernera. Byla to Mrs. Geo.
J. Schoeppel, rozena Filipova,
|jejiz modre oci hledely s ma
|terskou pychou ma sveho syna,
syna pristehovalkyne z Czech,
ktery dosahnul nejvyssfho ira
du We statu, jenz Sc j v move
vlasti stall novym domovem. PG-
vodne chtel byti lekaTem, ale
nyn1 je guvernerem.
PAM Schoeppelova je stat
nou a vysokou zenou, skoro ja-
ko jejf syn guverner, ktery je
zvysi pres sest stop. Narodila
sc v Kunvaldu u Zamberka Y
Cechach a kdyz il bylo IA ro-
XII, zacala choditi do tovarny
ma zpracovani lnu. Pozdeji o.
dejela "a sluzbou do Vfdne a
kdyz il bylo Is rokG, vydala Sc
ma dalekou cestu do Ameriky.
Kdyz Sc z Hamburku vyda-
la ma playful do New Yorku,
umela cesky a nemecky, nezna
la vsak ami slova anglickeho. z
New Yorku plula dale do Bal
timore, kde byla ~vylodena a Cd
tud Sc vlakem odebrala do
Kansas City. Zde zili nejacf
pratele jejf rodiny a zde nalez-
la m1sto jake sluzka v jedne
domacnosti, kde pracovala til
mes1ce. z Kansas City pax Cd
jela do Claffin, Kan, kde jeji
stryc, bratr jejf matky jmenem
Leopold Doleck, vlastnil farmu
16 mil Cd mestecka.
V Claffin to take bylo, kde
Sc setkala Sc svym manzelem.
Dcera majitele mfstnfho hotelu
onemocnela a hotelier il poza-
dial, ably jim vypomohla s pra-
CT. V onom hotelu bydlelo asi
|tucet mladenc1 a jednfm z
mich byl George J. Schoeppel,
ktery byl zamestnan v mfstnim
obilnim %elevatoru. Jeho dvo-
renf Sc bylo kratke; "a tTi ne
dele pc seznameni sc byla swat
ba.
Asi "a tri nebo ctyri tydny
pc svatbe mlady parek sc Cd
stehoval ma farmu tTi mile Sc
verne cd Claffin, kde Sc jim ma
rodily prvn1 ctyri d1tky. Jsou
to Martin Schoeppel v Hoising-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Tetinska rIGze ma hrobs Zdicke-
no vlastence.

Ma hrbitove We Zdic1ch u Be-
rouna je hrob znameho kneze a
buditele P. Josefa Vorla, tam
nfho faraFe. Jeho hrob byl pc
c1 obce upraven a ozdoben thu
il, brectanem a tet1nskou r1zf,
ktera no inspirovala k zname
pfsni mad Beroukou pod Teti-
mem rGze jiz Sc cervena", KITE
rou Vorel slozil ma slova J. Kra-
soslava-C melenskeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Mlada dfvka zrychlila vyrobu
cock.

OCGks
Newark, N. j. OVID
Mlada, skromna d1vka, IDLE
ia Anna M. Sofova pTisla ma
jednoduch6 opatTenf kterym Sc
zrychluje brousenf cock v
Kaltmanov6 tovarne V Newar-
ku. Anna slysela hodne mlu-
Wit o tom jak Sc zapotTebf Try
chliti vyrobu a Tekla 81, re t6z
nejak pfispeje. Jej1m 1kolem
je pfipravovat cocky k brouSe-
nj coz delala drive tax re da-
vala ma kazdou jednotlive brou
s1ci prasek, coz pax znamenalo,
re do poledne mela kazdy den
rs kusd cock pTipraveno k
brousenf. TAX il napadlo, re
mGze dat prasek do prfstrojku
a p%ostupne vypustit z nej tolik
brous1cf latky kolik je tTeba.
Vysledek: hromadna vyroba.
A jak ona tax jejf zamestnava-
tel Sc divili, re ma tax jedno-
duchou vec nepTisli drive. Pc
v~yzkousen1 a zlepsen1 teto me-
tody Anna nyn1 pripravf kazde
rano 400 cock.
Kdyz jejf zemestnavatel ma
vrhl zvysenf mzdy a odmenu,
Anna odpovedela: Gale kde
pax. Dostavam jiz ted dost a
cltila bych svedom1, kdybych
prijmula vice. Ostatne chci u
delat jak nejlepe dovedu neco
pro valecn6 1sil1." A ted iejf
~spoluzamestnanci nazyvajf An
nu "Nejskromnejsi valecna del
nice V New jersey"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
MaIV ~OZnalnOVatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Sc:

zaTfzeny pokoj pro pana v ces-
Ike ctvrti. K doptanf v "Tele-
grafu", 843 N. Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
AG jsou jen chude taborske ty
kraje, prec mann je rad.

F~( AAAC%AAA JC AoAS
Pffrodn1ch kras Taborska
vzpomfnal prazsky "Venkov"
16. ffjna 1910 nasledovne:
Zvlast podzimnf cas- kdy
chladn6 jiz slunce zahrfva kraj
pouze barvami vSech odstfn1,
ktere vykouzlilo ma kerfch lu-
kach, stromech. Dlouhymi stf-
ny prodluzuje Sc takTka do ne
konecna perspektiva klenutych
alej1. Pysne Sc klenou stalete
tyto chramov6 chodby pTfrody
V okol1 Tabora. V parnem le-
te chlad1 sym hlubokym stf-
mem proj1zdejfcf zebTinaky s
pozehnan1m chleba, ably O neco
pozdeji z~ajasala S chasou We
selych zencG pfi obzinkach, a
konecne, ably milovniku prfro-
dy poskytly V nastalem podzi-
mu velebny kid. Vzajemne Sc
prostupujfc1 koruny velikanG
dovedou rozpustile sevelit, wy
CrValo Sumet l mOhutne Zahu-
Get a income hvfzdnout, kdyz o.
stry severak probehne haluze-
mi. To Sc jiz vsichni choulime
u kamen -. Alej 81 zpfva We
dine V noel, V zine, V lete; my
Sc k nj vrac1me radi kazdem
case a hrouzfme Sc do jejf ma
ruce jake ptaci do svych hn1zd.
Tyr list zaroven otiskl vel
kou fotografii ~pfekrasne aleje
V Chotovinach u Tabora, ktera
spojuje prostranstv1 pred kos
telem Sc starobylym vjezdem
do zamku velkostatkaTe Mad
herneho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Vrazda ma rychlovlaku je Ia
hadnYm zlocinem.

Portland, Ore. = Kirk zeny
je jedinym vod1tkem v zahad-
ne vrazd6 v lozi {. 10, O nfz wy
setfovatele pravf, re je jedn1m
z nejpodivn6jsfch zlocin1.
Kirk vydala Mrs. Martha
James,, FL let stara, zena manor
nfho d1stojn1ka, okamzik pred
tim nez il nekdo zavrazdil, pod
rezav il hrdlo ma doln1m l1zku
|spac1ho vozu. Diva muzi slyse-
Ii zensky HAS: "Nesnesu to jiz
Idele." Pc chvfli zena opet
vzkfikla: "Boze, vrazdf mne!"
Byli to Eugen w. Norton z
DAILY City, Cal. a William Van
Dyke, marin. Oba prav1, re
videli Harolda Wilsona, mari
ma, ktery spal horn1m lozi {.
ID, re skocil dol1, ably zene po-
mohl. -Nalezl il vsak jiz mrt-
YOU, lez1c1 v chodbe vozu.
Wilson prav1, re slysel vykrik
a podfval sc dol1 sc sveho loze
a jeste zahledl tmaveho, slime
no muze, ktery vynoTil sc z dol
nlho loze {. 13 a rychle utfkal
chodbou vozu.
Kdyz Wilson zjistil, re zens
je mrtva, pustil Sc "a muzem
Pronasledoval jej trent spacf
mi vozy, ale nepodaTilo sc MI
Ijej chytiti. Pozdeji byly male
zeny krvave skvrny We vozecl
a dvere V pTeds1ni tTet1ho byl.
otevreny.
Rychlovlak jel do San Fran
ciska a dob6 vrazdy proj1z
del volne mestem Tangent, Ore
Policie mysl1, re muz skocil
vlaku a pax sedl do .jineho via
ku, jedouc1ho ma sever prave
tour dobu. V teto oblasti byl'
zahajeno st1hanf tohoto muze.
DR.. John Beeman, expert o
regonske policie, prohl6dl mr.
|tvolu a oznamil, re zena nebyl;
ZnaSllnena. BylO u nj naleZent
1912, tax re IDA Sc, re neslo I
Iloupez.
Wilson byl zadrzen jake ma
terialnl svedek a John Funchei
1870 let starry cerny cfsnfk jidel
n1ho vozu, byl zadrzen policii
ably byl vyslychan. Policie pra
vi, re Punches Tekl, re pill
Portland v patek nez vstoupi
ma Wax, ale popTel, re pill jest,
pc hlasenf Sc do sluzby. V dob,
vrazdy spal.
Muz Jamesove ensign Richart
James z Nassawadox, Va, by
ma jinem vlaku, ktery byl mil
daleko. Cestoval re Seattle
Wash, ma sve move m1sto.
Portland sc rozeSel S zenou or,
( naval cestuj1c1ch a vstoupil
i ma RUNE vlaky. o vrazde dc
vedel Sc teprve v Klamatl
Falls, Ore, 10 hodin 20 vrazde
Byl zenat teprve ctyTi mesfce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Jubileum Marianskeho sousosi
ma KIadne.

Roku 1910 bylo oslaveno 200.
vyroc1 postaven1 krasneho SOU
sOs1 Fanny Marie ma namestf v
Kladne. K t6 prflezitosti dial
Pamatkovy Trad zhotoviti cast
sousoSf, jez postavil slavny sta
vitel K. Dienzenhofer a jeho
odlitek byl um1sten v presbyta-
Fl kladenskeho chramu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Quislingove " protektoratu o.
pakuji prisahy Hitlerovi.
WASHINGTON (OWn

Ma ~prazskem hrade daval
19. ledna t.. r. tax zvany presi-
dent Emil Hacha velkou recep-
ci pri n1z, on a jeho spoluquis-
lingove obnovili pT1sahu verno-
sti Hitlerovi. Karl Herman
Frank a Kurt Daluege, nacis-
ticky statnf sekretar a protek-
tor We svych odpov6dfch na ser
vilnf prohlasenf loyalty ces-
kych quislingG prohlasili, re
cesky lid, ktery nemusf posky-
tovati obeti krve a zivot1 must
pTispeti k valce neustalou pra-
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
nejsou zadne cary.

"Vid1s, muzicku, ma pTftel-
kyne Eva, ma uz Ease novy
klobouk!"
"Kdyby byla tax hezka, ja-
ko isl ty, stacil by il klobouk
starry, milacku!"
Evening star., 1943-12-15
|. Heaton Dies
On Both Birthday

Miss Edith Leslie Heaton, native
of Washington and a retired en-
ploye of the Equitable Cooperative
Building Association, died yester-
day at her home, 4701 Connecticut
avenue NV, on her 80th birthday
anniversary.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street NV,
with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery
A lifelong resident of the Dis
trict, Miss Heaton received her ed
ucation in the local schools She
had worked for the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association
for 38 years, having accepted a
position there in 1898 and retiring
in 1886 During her latter years
with the firm she served as per-
sonal secretary to John Joy Edison,
its founder
Since retiring she had been a
tireless worker for the Red Cross.
Widely read in American and
English history, Miss Heaton had
travelled abroad with her brother
when he studied architecture in
England and Europe.
She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. John L. Weaver and Miss
Mary B. Heaton, and a brother.
Arthur B. Heaton. all of the District.
Honorary pallbearers will be Of
flcers of the firm for which she had
worked. They are Milton r. john
son, j. Harold Mcdowell, Edward L.
McAleer and w. S. Pratt, jr,
Evening star., 1943-12-15
lsWRahoniinq
&SRemiindersm

Canned and Frozen Foods, Etc
Book No. 4, green stamps A, B and
c valid through Monday. Stamps
D. E and F valid through January
90
Meats. Fats, Etc. Book No. 3,
stamps L, M, N and P valid
through January /.
Sugar-Stamp 20 in Book No. 4 good
for 5 pounds through January Is.
Shces-Stamp No. 18 in Book No, I
and stamp l on the "airplane"
sheet Of Book No. valid now for
an indefinite period.
Gasoline-No. 8 A coupons good for
3 gallons each until February s.
B and c coupons good for 2 GAL
Ions each. BE- and CO coupons
IN books issued after December l
are good for 5 gallons each.
Tire Inspection Deadlines-For A
coupon holders, March 81. For
B coupon holders, January 81.
Fuel Oil-Period No. coupons, good
Tor 10 gallons unit, valid now,
expire January g. Period No. 2
coupons, valid now, expire Febru-
ary 8. Period No. coupons be-
come valid January 4, remain valid
through March IA. According to
the District OPA, consumers in
this area should not have used
more than "a per cent of their
total yearly fuel oil ration as Of
December 13.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Government Rests Case
AGAINST Waitress in KiIIinq

The Government today rested its
case in District Court against Cath
crime M. Hamel, 29-year -old wait
ress charged with second-degree
murder in the shooting last August
of her common -law husband, Walter
F. Brown. Chief Justice Eicher is
presiding at the trial
First defense witnesses called told
of renting an apartment in the 1900
block Of New York avenue NV,
scene of the fatal shooting, to the
couple. who were said to have
identified themselves as Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown.
Testimony was presented yester-
day by investigating police and
members of the homicide squad
Besides the officers who investi-
gated the case, the prosecution wit
ness yesterday was Col. Daniel w
Adams, retired Army officer, who
told how he heard two shots and
dashed up the stairs to the fourth
floor, where he said he found the
waitress with gun and a mans
body lying in a doorway.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Seabee Conquers Jap
With Hatchet; Gets Medal

A "hatchet packing Seabee" has
been decorated with the Silver Star
Medal by Admiral William F. Halsev
for using an ak to capture a Jap
anese at Bougainville.
Secretary of the Navy Knox dic-
closed yesterday that the Seabee is
Carl irwin Hull, 46, a carpenters
mate. second class, and a former
policeman in San Pedro, Calf. "
Mr.. Knox said Mr.. Hull was
decorated for heroism in the Pacific
after shouldering an ak, tramping
into the woods and capturing a
japanese soldier. He got a little
bored" on December 7, the an
niversary of the Pearl Harbor at
tack, and went on his expedition.
Admiral Halsey described Mr.. Hull
as "a hatchet packin' Seabee and a
worthy member of our South Pacific
jungle-hacking, Jap-cracking all
service team"
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Suburban National Bank
To Aid YuIe Seal Drive

To expedite returns on the sale
OF Christmas seals in the Silver
Spring area, persons who desire may
leave the money for seals received
in the mail at the Suburban Ma
tional Bank.
A representative of the Silver
Spring branch of the Montgomery
County tuberculosis Association will
be at the bank to receive the funds.
which should be placed in the en-
velope sent for the purpose. Addi-
tional stamps may also be purchased
at the bank.
Mrs. Frank F. Smith, chairman of
the Christmas seal sale for the Sill
yer Spring area, pointed out today
that facilities are available at the
Silver Spring Health Center for the
taking of X-rays. tuberculosis
clinics are held on the fourth Fri
day of each month at the center.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Tests Fail 10 Reveal
Gun That Killed Youth
Police Think Stroy Bullet
Struck Laurel Boy

A .22caliber rifle containing an
empty shell. found in the home of
Robert Redmiles. 14-year-old North
Laurel Md boy who died Sunday
after being shot in the forehead, is
not the rife which fired the death
shot, Maryland State police revealed
today. The boy was shot as he was
walking in front of his home, with
seven other youths.
State Police Sergt. John H. Dowd
said balistics tests made by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation on
the rife and on five others taken
from his companions showed that
none of the guns had fired the bullet
which killed young Redmiles.
Sergt. Dowd said however, that
the tests had revealed the type of
rifle from which the bullet was
fired and that police now knew
what they were looking for" He
said the bullet probably was a stray
shot fired by a hunter or a person
shooting at targets.
Young Redmiles, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Youell Redmiles, slumped to
the ground while walking with his
friends and died soon after at the
office of Laurel physician, who
treated him for a heart attack after
he had been told that the youth cut
his forehead when he fell to the
ground.
Funeral services for the youth
were to be held at $50 pm. today
at tn" Kiser funeral home in Laurel,
with burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery
there
Evening star., 1943-12-15

collection. The children of those
schools hope to set a record for COL
lection during the week between
Christmas and New Years Day.
Shaw Junior students, who lead
the city with 74,202 pounds, are
planning to make a special drive
during the holidays, but the paper
will be held in the students homes
and will be taken to the school
when school is resumed.
A number of other large producing
schools are planning to collect dur
ing the last week of the year and
will take the paper to the school
on the regular collection days in
order that there shall be no break
in the flow of paper during the holi-
days.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Pupils Of Alta Vista
Give Salvage Funds
To Bethesda Hospital
WPB Award Is Given
School by Montgomery
Salvage Committee

Pupils of Alta Vista Elementary
School, Montgomery County, yes
terday turned over part of their
November paper salvage check to
the new Bethesda Hospital to pur-
chase child's wheelchair.
The hospital gift is one of a series
Of projects developed by the schools
Victory Club Each week a single
goal is set and students work to-
ward its achievement.
In the waste paper drive, the
school collected enough paper to
win recognition from the Mont
gomery County Salvage Committee
which presented a War Production
Board pennant to the school last
Friday evening at the Silver Theater
in Silver Spring. At the same time,
the school received a check for
sl2567 from The Evening Star-P-
TIA Salvage Fund.
The effects of the flu epidemic
were felt in Mondays collections
at the schools in The Star-PTA
program. when only 1880 pounds
were picked up, bringing the grand
total to 1906 ,202 pounds. ~
Terrell Junior High School and
Stevens School announced they are
joining in the Christmas vacation
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Recreation Bureau
Acts 10 Save Fuel

The Recreation Department is saw
ing fuel by reducing the number
OF school buildings in which civic
organizations are allowed to hold
night meetings, it has been an
nounced.
Milo F. christensen, recreation
superintendent, said he is attempt
ing to concentrate all-night meet
ings in few schools. Seven organi-
cations have cancelled night meet
ings, he said. Ten organizations have
changed meeting places to widely
used school buildings and IL more
are considering changes.
Mr.. Christensen told a meeting
of the Recreation Board yesterday
that the field house at Barry Farms
Playground would have to be razed
to make way for a new highway.
Board members decided to ask the
War Department, under whose SUI
pervision the highway is being con-
structed, for $4,000 as reimbursement
for the field house.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Federal Workers
Off Christmas Day,
To Get Straight Pay
$4,000 Here Affected
By Ruling Of Warren
At Request Of Stimson

Federal employees paid on per
diem pieceWork basis will receive
pay for the Christmas holiday, Con-
troller General Lindsay c. Warren
has ruled
Since December 25 falls on Satur-
day. which is the normal overtime
day Of employees working on a 40
hour week basis, Secretary of War
Stimson sought ruling from Mr.
Warren to guide Government agen-
cies. Normally, these employees
would have worked and received
pay at the rate Of time and a half
had it not been for the holiday
James B. Burns, national presi-
dent of the American Fedora ton
of Government Employees. estimates
that approximately $4,000 Federal
employees in the District area and
some 100000 throughout the Nation
are affected by the ruling. The
employees include groups at the Navy
Yard, the torpedo station at AlSkan-
dria, Va; the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving and others.
Employees who will not work on
the holiday will be paid at straight
time, and not at time and a half
The only condition attached by Mr.
Warrens ruling is that such en-
ployes must be in a duty or pay
status on Friday, December "a. anf
on Monday, December o." II
In seeking a ruling, Secretary
Stimson informed the controller
general that the department does
not feel that its daily and hourly
employees should be penalizeo
through loss of pay for that day
merely because it is a holiday ano
that most installa tions will not re.
quire work on that day"
Mr.. Warren said the 1888 holiday
law was intended, so far as possible
to equalize holiday pay for per diem
per hour and piece workers with
holiday pay enjoyed by other classes
of Federal employees.