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Evening star., 1943-05-23
Uncertainty of Var Fails to Check Weddings
Attractive Brides Yesterday
Share the Social Spotlight
By Marsaref Germond

were dressed in pink marquisette
with headdresses of nosegays and
marquisette and carried pink
roses.
1t. James F. Turner Of Fort
Benning, Ca, was best man for
Capt. Pitts, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts of Beverly,
Mass, and those serving as ushers
were Capt. T. B. McAndrew,
Capt. l.. B. Clarke, 1t. N. S.
Groome and 1t. r. A. Woolsey, jr.
The post hop hall was attrac-
lively decorated with spring
flowers and ferns for the recep-
ton which followed the ceremony,
after which Capt. and Mrs. Pitts
left for Georgia with the bride
wearing a yellow gabardine suit
with a sable fur, brown and white
accessories and a corsage of
orchids. They will make their
home at Fort Riley, Kans., where
Capt. Pitts Is stationed. He is a
graduate Of the Massachusetts,
State College and member Of
Theta Chi Fraternity.
The wedding Of Miss Penning-
ton and 1t. McCrone took place
in the Bethlehem Chapel of the
Cathedral of st. Peter and st.
Paul, with the Rev. Armand Eyler
officiating at 4:30 o'clock and a
small reception following at Hotel
2400.
Instead Of the long procession
that had been planned, the bride,
who is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. G. Pennington,
had only one attendant, Miss
Patricia Prochnik. 1t. McCrone
is the son OF Mrs. Andrew M.
McCrone Of Drexel Hill, Phila-
delphia, and the late Mr.. Nc
Crone, and 1t. Herman Hanson,
U. s. N. r., was his best man.
Mr.. Pennington escorted his
daughter to the altar and gave
her in marrigae. Her costume
was Of white organdy. with which
she wore a Mary Queen of Scots
cap with q half-length veil and
carried q bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Prochnik was dressed in
yellow organza and carried yel-
low roses and blue delphinium.
1t. ]. w. Bell, 1t. Charles Nc
Continued on Pare D-l2. Column Z
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Maytime brides capture large
share Of the social spotlight as
service orders play ducks and
brakes with the best laid plans
for the ideal wedding process
sion envisioned by every young
lady for the day she walks to
the altar. But the brides-elect
of this spring change plans and
dates with equal efficiency and
speed and, though the ceremony
may not be as spectacular or the
guests as numerous as originally
planned, the weddings continue
to be colorful.
Two attractive brides Of yes
terday afternoon whose weddings
are of unusual interest were Miss
Virginia L. Pennington, whose
marriage to 1t. Andrew Matthew
McCrone was to have taken place
at later date with a full COM
pany of attendants, and Miss
Ruth M. Daley, who was mar
ried to Capt. George T. Pitts, jr.
The chapel at Fort Myer was
the scene of the wedding of Miss
Daley and Capt. Pitts, ferns
and lilies making a lovely setting
for the 5 o'clock ceremony.
Chaplain E. Gracey ofticiated,
and the bride, who is the daugh-
ter of Col. and Mrs. Raymond
Daley Of Fort Myer, was escorted
to the altar by her father. She
was costumed in white, the
bodice of the dress being made Of
lace and featuring bishop sleeves,
and the full skirt Of marqusette.
Clusters of orange blossoms held
her full-length veil and her how-
ers were cascade Of brides
roses, forget-me-nots and gypso-
phila.
Her maid Of honor was Miss
Eleanor M. Daley, whose dress
or orchid marquisette was
trimmed with lace. Bows Of the
marquisette with nosegays Of
roses formed her headdress and
she carried q bouquet Of pink
roses.
The other attendants were
Miss Marian Stanton, Miss Betty
Joe McNarney, Miss Betty Gels
senhainer and Mrs. Harold
Burns, with Margaret M. Mean
drew serving - flower girl. They
Evening star., 1943-05-23

The Vice President and Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of
Sonora de Arroyo, wife of the
President of Ecuador. Sonora
de Arroyo is visiting the Ecuador
Ambassador and Sonora de Al
faro and will be here until about
the first of June before starting
on an extensive tour of this
country.
Her trip here is entirely un-
official, her husband having given
such glowing accounts of this
country after his visit here re-
Gently that she hastened to come
and see it for herself. All of the
entertainments for her have been
very informal and not of an
official nature.
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller. wife
Of the Co-ordinator of Inter-
American Affairs, was hostess at
luncheon Thursday entertaining
in her attractive home on Fox
hall road. This party was more
of a personal entertainment than
an official function. To all of
these parties Sonora de Arroyo's
hostess, Sonora de Alfaro, is
among the guests, and when the
party is an evening fete with
gentlemen included the Ambas-
sador always is with them.
Sonora de Alfaro will enter
tain at luncheon Thursday for
her guest, who is a friend of long
standing, for as children they
played together and were school,
mates. Their friendship has con-
tinued through the years, and
Sonora de Arroyo Joined Sonora
de Alfaro in Panama and they
made the trip together from the
Isthmus to Washington.
Sonora de Arroyo will go to
New York early next week and,
after a week or 10 days there,
will start her tour through this
country. She will be accompa-
Evening star., 1943-05-23
United Nations
Club Benefit

Airpower- conscious Washing
ton has a chance to turn its en-
thusiasm to good cause Friday,
Saturday and Sunday with the
staging of the English hit about
the Royal Air Force, Flare
Path" by the United Nations Club
at the Wardman Park Theater.
Proceeds of the benefit will go
toward the United Nations Club
fund to increase camaraderie
among the representatives of the
Allied nations in Washington.
Already a distinguished cross
section of local society and Off
cialdom, both civilian and mill
tary, has signified intention to
attend the opening performance.
Mr.. William B. Ziff. author OF
1.-THE Coming Battle of Germany
and editor and publisher OF
Flying" is giving buffet din
ner preceding the performance
at which his guests will include
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Harold B.
George, Brig. Gen. Bennett E.
Meyers, whose wife, lila Rhodes.
IS one of the stars Of Flare
Path; Mr.. Glenn L. Martin, Sem
ator and Mrs. Robert M. La Fol-
lette, Mr.. Bernard Baruch, Sir
Vivien Gabriel, of the R. A. F.
delegation; Representative Clare
Boothe Luce, Senator Arthur
Capper. Senator and Mrs. Will
liam LANCER, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
WEIGH Pogue, Justice and Mrs.
Thurman Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney J. Weinberg. and Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Alexander D.
Surles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Coolidge
have subscribed for a row Of
seats to the opening perform
ance, as has 1t. and Mrs. Roger
Firestone.
Also present will be Admiral
and Mrs. Clark Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Nicoll Watson,
Mrs. Ernest Daniel, Mrs. Fred
erick Gould, Col. and Mrs. Ed
mund Startling and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Hayes.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Hostesses Are Hoping
For Trips Back Home
By Margaret Hart,
Society Editor.

Senator Bailey, will leave about
the first of the month for North
Carolina and will stay about a
month to six weeks. The daugh-
tiers of the Senator and Mrs.
Bailey, Miss Edith and Miss Sally
Bailey, who are in school here,
will join their mother after
school closes. Mrs. Bailey also
expects a visit from their son,
Mr.. James H. Pou Bailey, who
will be on leave for a couple Of
weeks from Camp Butner, where
he has been on duty since last
October.
Mrs. Charles o. Andrews
thinks there is little likelihood of
returning to Florida with Senator
Andrews for a vacation, but they
expect visits from their two sons,
Mr.. Oakley Andrews, who will
come up from the University of
Florida, where he has been in
R. o. T. C. training, to spend
perhaps two weeks while waiting
to be inducted, and Mr.. Edgar
Andrews, who is now a freshman
at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
Senator and Mrs. Ralph o.
Brewster will likely not go to
Maine. They will remain here
for the present at any rate, al
though their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Charles r. Brewster, wife
of Capt. Brewster, and their
young daughter Betty, who have
been the guests of the Senator
and Mrs. Brewster since October,
will leave Wednesday for Maine
to spend the summer. Capt.
Brewster is on foreign duty.
The wives of several members
of the Lower House have decided
upon trips and will leave the
Capital shortly.
Mrs. Jerry Voorhis, wife of the
Continued on Page D-12. Column 8,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

'It all depends on whether
Congress adjourus as to just
what my summer plans will be-"
stated a popular congressional
hostess yesterday.
And this will be the reply you
will receive from almost every
woman of the congressional set
If you should ask the question.
But, even If there should be a
recess. with transportation so
difficult there will not be much
travelling done this summer by
the congressional group. OF
course, many will return to their
native States, but just travelling
for enjoyment has been stricken
from their programs for the
duration,
A few from the Senate circle
already have made plans to leave
Washington regardless of wheth-
er Congress adjourns or not.
Mrs. Walter F. George, wife of
Senator George of Georgia, plans
to leave sometime next month
for Vienna. Her son, 1t. Heard
George, will be on furlough for
a couple of weeks from Wright
Field at Dayton. He is arranging
to spend his leave with his
mother at their home in Georgia,
and Mrs. George will arrive there
a few days in advance of his
arrival.
Although New Mexico is bit
far away, Mrs. Dennis Chavez,
wife Of Senator Chavez. expects
to leave the latter part of June to
spend the summer in New Mexico,
and perhaps later in the season
she will make trip to Mexico
City. Miss Gloria Chavez may
leave ahead of her mother and
will attend the summer sessions
at the University of New Mexico.
Mrs. Josiah w. Bailey, wife of
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Mrs. Roosevelt
Donates Books

In the rapidly growing library
OF the recreation center at Amer
lean University for service men
and women in that area are books
sent by Mrs. Roosevelt. The
Presidents wife selected for her
gift to the library "Rediscovery
Of America" by Harry Frank;
"The' Year of Decision-1846,"
by Bernard de Voto, and EAST
Goes West" (the making OF an
oriental Yankee, by Younghill
Kang.
Many men of the armed forces
as well as WAVES have enjoyed
the lounge since its official open
ing Tuesday. Particularly are
they pleased with the lovely
grounds close to the center. Plans
now are being considered to erect
an outdoor platform where dane
ing may take place in the pleas
ant setting of trees. flowers and
blooming shrubs.
The members Of Women's
Auxiliary Of the American In
stitute OF Mining Metallurgical
Engineers to whom the credit
goes for the comfortable place
Of relaxation are now busy with
its management. They are ap-
pointing hostesses to be on duty
at all times.
The Women's Auxiliary has re-
ceived splendid cooperation
from the Home Hospitality Com
mittee Of Civilian Mobilization
who have agreed to take over
the entertainment program Of
the center. Mrs. Bryant Ogden
heads the committee with Mrs.
Waldron Falkner. chairman Of
the American University section.
Gifts continue to arrive at
the center daily and there Is
always some one on duty to re-
ceive tokens that will make the
place even more enjoyable.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

(see SERVICE CLUB, Page D-3)
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Mrs. Raymond Fo,uler, pres
ident OF the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club, where a
meeting 1UiH be held Thursday
by the 1DiUes of officers OF the
armed forces 1Oho o1Dn and
operate the club. Service UiUes
in Washington are invited to
attend, to meet the officers
1Diues and haze a glass of tea.
Mrs. Fo,Dler is shoWn eran-
thing the clubs budget figures
1Uith Nett to right) Miss Mar
jorie Keaney, bookkeeper, and
Miss Dorothy Quayle, erecu-
the secretary.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
HEADQUARTERS NOW
NEWLY PAINTED.

Mrs. Samuel Kdrrick upper
right, chairman of the House
Committee, and Mrs. Loper
Lo1Ue, assistant secretary, dis
cuSs Mrs. Kdrrick's successful
efforts to redecordte and re-
paint the club in time for the
meeting this week.
Mrs. Thomas M. Robins Is
chairman OF the meeting and
has as co-chdirma71, Mrs. Phil
Porter, a Dice president of the
Jango.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
Ones jest 59ti-lete Vyroci Narozenin
Presidenta Edvarda Benese.


1884 %. kvetna narozen v Kozlanech v Cechach.
1903 Vyda! prvni svou knihu LIE Probleme Austri-
CHEN ct la Question Tcheque."
1909 Profesorem obchodnf academic v Praze
1909 PoJal "a chot slecnu Hanu Vlckovou.
1912 Profesorem sociologie ma Prazske Universite.
1914 PnpoJll Sc k Masarykovi v boji "a svobodu Cesko-
slovenska.
svycarech. $500
1915 Y zaff musel z Rakouska prchnouti do Swear.
1916 Stal Sc generalnim ~tajemnikem Narodnf Rady v
Paffz, odkud ffdil akci "a osvobozenf pc celem svete spoiu S
Masarykem, usazenym v Londyne.
1917 Stal Sc redaktorem sasopisu" La Nation Tcheque"
1917 10. ledna zlskal obrovskeho 1spechu, kdyz docflil,
re premier Francle BRAND zahrnul do valecnych cld v jedna-
nj s pres. Wilsonem, tez %osvobozenf Ceskoslovenska.
1918 Z. unora pOdepsal sc Clemenceau smlouvu umoz-
nuJlcl OrganlsOvanl ceSkOSlOvenSke armady v Zahranici.
1918 IA. ffjna jmenovan ministrem zahranicf ceskoslo-
venske vlady We vyhnanstvf.
1919 V zaff Sc vratil do Ceskoslovenska a zastaval T.
rad ministra zahranic1 do r. 1886.
1920 %. cervence podepsal dohodu s Polskem while
dem k Tesinsku.
1923 clenem Lfgy Narodd a zvolen referentem v otaz-
ce vzajemne pomoci narod1.
1924 Spou S Teckym minitrem Poitisem pfedlozil "Ze
nevsky protokol ma zamezenl valek.
1926 PTedsedou Lgy NarodI.
1882 Generalnfm referentem Odzbrojovacf conference
1884 Sjednal a podepsal dohodu s Francf a Ruskem o
vzajemne pomoci.
1885 18. prosince zvolen presidentem Republiky Ces-
koslovenske.
1889 V dnoru pfjel do Chicago co vistujfcf professor
University Chicago.
1889 Is. brezna prijal vedenf druheho boje "a osvobo-
zen1 Zem1 ceskoslOvenskych.
1889 V cervenci odejel do Londyna.
1889 V prosnci vymohl ma angicke Wade uznani Ces-
koslovenskeho Narodnfho Vyboru.
1910 Fl. cervence zfskal uznani prozat1mnf ceskoslo-
venske vlady Brtanif.
1941 18. cervence vymohl pine uzsanf ceskoslovenske
vady We vyhnanstv1 Britanif.
1911 80. cervence zfskal uznanf provisorn1 vlady ces-
koslovenske Spojenymi Staty.
1912 %. r1jna doc1il plneho uznan1 ceskoslovenske
vlady We vyhnanstvf Spojenymi Staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

kamen1 ma obet krfzove cesty,
ktera byla vystavena cd pout-
Mkt kterf je prinesli, dali no
ma hromadku a jeden zedn1k
Sc obetoval a vzdy z toho ka-
menf ty kaplicky pfistavel, az
bylo celych ctrnact zastaven1
kT1zove cesty.
Ma dals1m putovan1 pfisly
jsme k mal6mu sloupku, kde
byl ma obrazku Andel Strazny.
Rikalo Sc, re tam bylo Panenky
Marie Slapatko. Ma obed do
rally jsme do Narisova a Cd
tud jiz jsme widely Svatou Ho-
ru, kan jeste bylo pres hodi-
nu cesty. Pod Svatou Horou
bylo m1sto "Cikanka". Tekl
tam potok We kterem jsme Sc
umily a prevlekly a putovaly
ma Svatou Horu asi dive mile,
poTad vzhGru pc schodech.K KIDD
jste tam byl tax 81 to dobre pa
matujete, jake ia, ktera jsem
byla ma Svate Hofe trikrat.
(Pokracovanf prfStf tyden.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

zatfm co z Albanie dtociIi ma
Recko, vlady, jez vy.jednavaly
We Washingtonu a soucasne
zradne pfepadly Pearl Harbor.
Bojujeme proti fiIosofii a e.
mum mezinarodnich politickych
gangsterGG."
Schdze, jez byla zpestrena
krasne pfednesenymi pfsn6mi
peveckych sbord "Lyryd a go
ry". Byla velikou manifestacf
Jednoty ceskych a slovensk5ch
lld1 Chicago, jiz stojf semknut9
jake jeden muz "a politikou
presidenta Benese a Roosevelt
ia, "a zasadou bezpodmfnecne
kapitulace Osy a obnoveni svo-
body a nezavislosti ujaTme-
nych narodG pod krvavou dix
taturou nacist1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

bratr pan Jan BeneS prisedl v
Englewood. Dale jeli s panem
presidentem ministr DIR. Jaro-
mir Smutny, osobn1 tajemnik
presidentdv DIR. Taborsky, csl.
gen. konsul v Chicago p. Jar.
Hn1zdo, konsul p. Alois Ozabal
ktefl rovnez jeli panu presiden
tow naproti, a zastupci americ-
Ike vlady, brig. gen. Edward E.
Smith, kapitan namoTnictva w.
E. Moore, a clenove statnfho
departmental, Chief of Proto-
coils c.. T. Summerlin a George
Newkirk.
Ulice cestou k Chicagske rad
nici byli naplneny davy lid1.
V sobotu v 1 bod. odpol. mlu-
vii pres. Benes Palmer House
a jeho rec byla rozhlasovana.
DR.. Benes prijal pozvani orga-
nisace Council of Foreign Re-
Ilations k proneseni Teci O pro-
blemech stTednf Evropy. Pres.
Benes Sc vyjadril, re Federace
malych narodd Dude MONA
jen v dohode s velkymi spojen-
eli. Mir Dude dodrzen jedine
zachovan1m mezinarodnlho
prava a cestnosti a poctivosti
v politice. Male narody nejsou
zodpovedny Ia waikiki. Spojene
Staty Evropske nejsou zatfm
NOME!
Rec p~residenta Benese byla
vyslechnuta pozorn6, a kdyz
pres. Benes domluvil, obrovsky
potlesk byl projevem ocenenf
vecne a hluboce zalozene jeho
reci.
Pc skonceni programu v Pal
mer House Plies. Benes castou-
pill hned cestu do Lidic, I'll, kde
zat1m zahajen byl mistni pietnf
program 1castn1ky z. Joliet,
Lockport a jinych okoln1ch O.
sad.
Pres. Benes polozil kvetiny
ma pomn1k lidickych mucedni-
Ia
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
Daluege spravcem protektorat'
niho uFadu.

Washington OWL = Pro-
toze v obsazene Europe soustav
ne rosie sabotaz a odpor Hitler
v zoufalem strachu a "a ice
lem lepsf kontroly mad svymi
vasaly naTfdil 1stTedn1ho IRA
du pro nemecke probationary.
Urad byl zTfzen Berl1ne a je-
no spravcem byl jmenovan po-
vestny nacista Kurt Daluege.
Poole zprav dochazej1cfch
Office of War Information Da-
nynf cestuje pc r1znych
obsazenych zem1ch a n~avstfvil
jiz Holandsko a Norsko ably Il
skal prvotT1dn1 znalost a zkuse
most metod pot1ranf odporu po-
tlacovanych narodI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
Slavnym dnem v dejinach druheho
odboje byla nedele %. kvetna.

Vice nez 10000 lidf pocho-
dovalo v nedeli odpoledne pc
Ashland a Madison k Chicago
Stadiu, ably ukazalo, re ceske a
slovenske Chicago stoj1 jednot-
ne "a presidentem Benesem v
boji "a osvobozeni vlasti cd ma
cistickeho jaTma. PrGvodu sc
zdcastnily vsechny slozky kra-
janske vefejnosti. Zvlaste i'm
posantnf byla 1cast vojska, So
kol1, a uniformovanych jedno-
tex Ceskeho a Americkeho Ger
veneho KT1ze, ktere We svych
bflych stejnokrojfch ''represen-
tuji lidstvf', jak rekl president
Benes. Velike nadseni buddy
pestre krojove skupiny, po-
zdrav to z daleke vlasti a pro-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

jew vernosti nasich lidf k sta
rym tradic1m. Pc presentaci
vlajek a zahrani narodnfch
hymen sch1ze We Stadiu byla
zahajena profesorem J. J. Zmr
halem, predsedou Csl. Narodnf
Rady, nekolika srdecnymi slo-
Wy o velikem historickem W.
znamu tohoto dine, jenz "pove-
de k vetsf jednote mezi Spoje-
narody a Dude NIT v "a
petit vetS1 1silf z nasf strany."
Pc profesoru Zmrhalovi sc
ujal slova pfedseda schIze,m ma
yor Kelly. Vidal hold presi-
dentu Benesovi a zvlaSte wy
skromnost velikeho stat
Nebot DIR. Benes, &C u
maven z cesty, nesouhlasil s ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
Slavny zajezd presidenta c. S. R.
DR.. Eduardo Benese do Chicago.

Uv1tan1, jehoz sc minuly pa
tex dostalo presidentu Cesko-
slovenske republiky Edvardu
Benesovi, vyznelo tax mohutn6
re Dude dalsf nadhernou kapi-
tolou dejinach naseho lidu v
teto zemi. To nebylo pouze u
v1tanf hlavy nasf stare vlasti,
to byl obrovsky vybuch nadse-
nj jak pro pres. Benese osobne,
tax pro vysoke ideally, ktere
pro mas a cely civilisovany svet
pfedstavuje. Byl to obrovsky
projev nasi sjednocenosti, nasi
ukaznenosti, MAST lasky ku svo-
bode, 'naseho porozumeni pro
utrpen1 lidu 1p1cfho pod jhem
nacistickym v naS1 otcine.
Ma tisfce krajanG dostavilo
Sc ma nadrazi LaSalle.
Mayor Kelly uvftal presiden-
ia Benese jmenem mesta Chi
caga u vlaku. Urednl uvftacf
skupina byla z nadraznfch ma
fizenl omezena pouze asi ma
dvacet pet osob, pTipustenych
k vlaku ma zvlastn1 Legitimate.
We skupine tie byla cestna straz
ceskoslovenskych legionar1G. We
dena br. l.. Divinou a br. J. Sc
flem, Sokolska straz byla vede-
ma s~tarostou zupy Strednf br.
Adolfem Kacerem, a Sokolice
vedla nacelnice ses. Katy Dan-
kova. Prt1omni byli vsichni u
fednlci Ceskoslovenske Narod-
nj Rady a jej1ch tr1 slozek, ia
koz i cetn1 pTedaci naseho spoil
koveho a vefejneho zivota a
zastupci ceskeho tisku.
S panem presidentem prijel
vojensky a letecky ceskosloven
sky attase pluk. O. Spaniel, Wy
slanec p. Vlad. S. Hurban, O.
sobnf zastupce pana presidenta
DIR. Jan Papanek, jenz vyjel
panu presidentovi naproti, pra-
We tax jake bratr presidentnv
p. Volta Benes, ktery s chotf
vstoupil ma Wax pres. Benese v
Gary, Ind, kdezto druhY ieho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
POVODNE RADfCf MA SIRE
DOZAPADE NABYVAJf JIZ
PRfSERNYCH ROMERO.
Til milony akrI urodne pIGdy
zatopeny a pres 100000 lidi
vypuzeno re svych domovI.

Jedna z nejhroznejsfch po-
vodn1 "a uplynule c~tvrstoletf
fad1 ma nejdrodn6jsfm pasmu
zeme V Sesti statech, kde vody
Z rex Missouri a Mississippi a
Ijejich pr1tokG zaplavily vice
nez 100000 akrG p1dy.
Skoda byla jiz zpGsobena O.
brovska. Farmari predpovfda-
ii, re sazen1 kukuTice Dude zdr
zeno nejmene O mesfc, kdezto
psenice a owes ma mnohych O.
blastech byly %zniceny. skoda,
jez byla natropena ma zelezni-
cfch a We mestech, p1jde do
millionG dollar6.
Mississippi jiz nynf ohrozuje
uncle hraze mezi st. Louisem
a Cape Girardeau, Mo-, a dalsi
spousty jsou k ocekavanf az
Dude dale rozvodn6na prfva-
lem re svych til hlavnich pTi-
tokG, rex Missouri, Ohio a ILL
nois. Armadnf inzenyri vydali
vystrahu obyvatelGm We Fort
Charities, Stringtownu a Grand
Tower, ILL.,, ably Sc pripravili k
okamzit6mu vyst6hovanf, jezto
panujf obavy, re tato mesta
budou zaplavena v pTfst1ch "a
hodinach.
Vojaci z nekolika desftek ia
bort pTida1i Sc k Cerven6mu
KF1zi a statn1m 1TadGm v peel
o vice nez 100000 osob, jez
byly vypuzeny re svych domo-
VII We statech Indian6, Illinoisu,
Missouri, Kansasu, Oklahoma
a Arkansasu. Chicagsky Trad
civilnf obrany pTedal $4,000
poln1ch luck armade k pouzf-
van1 utecencG ma strednim "a
pade.
Povoden v ddolf Mississippi
jest6 nedosahla sveho nejvys-
sfho bodu a ocekava Sc, re dali
81 tis1ce akrG pGdy budou "a
tOpeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
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