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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27

! ka - prve piknike owe sezone.
! Nasi prvi piknici su najprivlaclji-
| VIII, jer nakon dugih zimnih dana,
svi vole da izadju ma svez vazduh.
Priroda, sa svojim zelenilom i
serenilom, svako 1.-Two bice privla-
ci sebi. Osobito kada ia priroda
dobije ljudsku kooperaciju, tada
ona ina znatno vecu i privlaclji
viju car. Nasi piknici jesu njen
dec te ljudske kooperacije, jer
zelenim, cvecem zakienim, suma-
ma, parkovima, pokraj reka iii je-
zera, u drustvu, a pored toga,
uz dobru muziku, hladno pice, pc
cenu janjetinu i druge stvari, mai
prijatnije Sc covek oseca, odmara
zabavlja.
Ali pored svega toga sto smo
naredjali sto nismo naredjali,
ma koliko to lepo i privlacljivo
izgledalo, nije to glavna svrha
nasih piknika, premda nije nj to
iskljuceno. lGlavua rrka nasih
piknika, kao ostalih svih nasih
afera, jesu materijalna sredstva,
koja da omoguce nasem pokretu
da sto uspesnije moze prosiriti
nasu ideju medju radnicima A.
merike. Geo mas rad ide u tome
pravcu, i to je mas jedini cilj -
oslobodjenje radnicke klase!
Zasto danas nasa klasa ne mo-
ze da, pomccu svoga truda, uziva
sve blagodati moderne tehnike;
modernih industrial, sa kojima o.
ma proizvodi svakovrsne stvari
potrebne "a obilan udoban Ii
vot? Zato sto ia tehnika moder-
ne industrije ne pripadaju radni:-
koj klasi, i buduci ie tako, ona ne
proizvodi da bi podmirila svoje
svakodnevne potrebe, nego proiz-
| vladajuei ona - radnicka kasa
- stvara ogromne "viske vrednos-
ti' "a posednike tih modernih in
/ dustrija. U ovome Sc sve danas-
ME drustveno zlo nalazi.
|. Otkloniti to zlo, to je zadatak
radnicke klase, jer niko drugi nj
lie stanju to uciniti. Bas cato
soci ialisticka znanost veil, ola je
| to misija radnicke klase.
10 danas krece modernim in
dustrijama, doll radnicka klasa!
Neka radnici sutra napuste sve
zemaljske industrije, citavi bi Sc
drustveni zivot ukocio. A ovo je
dokaz da bez radnicke klase ne
bi bilo ziyota drustvu. A ako je
tako, tako jeste, onda zasto da
ia radnicka klasa - tvorac svega
drustvenog bogatstva - trpi pod
nosi svake nuke nevolje, bedu i
n m a s u? Zato sto nije
svesna tih cinjenica; sto nije
klasno prosvecena, politicki e.
koncmski organizovana, da moze
uzeti sudbinu drustva svoje ru-
ke.
To je problem koji ina da resi-
sama radnicka klasa, to bez lei
je pomoci, jer nikome dNrgome
nije II interesu, da ga radnici ma
svoj nacin rese, sem ME.
Socijaisticka Radnicka Partija
stavila je sebi II zadatak da pros
vecuje u duhu Marksizma -
| radnicka klasa Amerike ina d.
sc, kao klasa politicki ekonoms-
XII organizuje, da bi mogla izvr-
| siti svoju istorijsku misiju.
Vrsimo nasu duznost, drugovi
| i drugarice, jer momenat situa-
cije tako Cd mas zahteva. Ubrzaj-
mo nasim radon dolazak slobode
"a potistene izrabljene, da bi
ovo postigli -
KAPITALIZAM Sc MORA
RAZORTTTt
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Ma %. maja navrsiee Sc godina
dana cd kada je nasa Federacija
izgubila jednog vrednog, odanog
i lojalnog clana, druga Paul Bog
dana. Njegovom smrcu mas pokret
uopste, a nasa Federacija pose
bice, izlbila je ne samo odanog i
lojalnog clana, nego jednog me-
dju najaktivnijim clanovima ma
Sem pokretu.
Ma ko Cd mas zaboravio tai da-
tum, ali njegova drugarica, Fran
ces Bogdan, tesko da &c ga ikad
zaboraviti. Ako drugarica Bogdan
nezaboravlja tai, "a nju menu
malu kcerku, Ljubicu, kobni dan
ona ne zaboravlja nj pokret, u
kome je pokojni drug Bogdan du-
gi niz godina clanovao, niti ideju,
"a koju je pokojnik onako odano
radio. Ovom prilikom, Il spomen
svome pokojnom drugu i suprugu,
te ocu male Ljubice, drugarica
Bogdan poslala je $500 "a pot
pcru RADNICKOJ BORBI.
Drugarica Bogdan nije mogla
ma dostojanstveniji nacin odati
uspomenu svome pokojnom drugu,
nego ma oval nacin, pomazuci onu
ideju, "a koju je poko6ni drug
Bogdan najvecim oduseyljenjem
radio "a memo ostvarenje.
No nije ovo jedini nacin, ko-
Jim drugarica Bogdan hoce zeli
da oda zasluznu uspomenu pokoi-
nom joj drugu Bogdanu, vec ona
uzimlje aktivnog ueesca kroz O.
granak Lackawanna, kome je
pokojni drug Bogdan poslet Mi
put clanovao, a CHA je ona sada
clanica.
Jest, mi ne mozemo odati vecu
uspomenu pokojnom drugu Bog
danu ostalim nasim palm drugo-
vima, koji padose kao zrtve tru-
log razornog kapitalistickog
sistema, nego neprekidnim i ne
umornim radon, prcsvecujuci
organizujuci radnicku klasu Ame-
rike svrhu obarania prezivelog
kapitalistickog sistema, ma ME
govim rusevinama podizanje bes-
klasnog drustva, slobodnih dru-
gova drugarica!
U vom pravcu ovom duhu
upregnimo sve nase sile, tako da
bi ubrzali tai dan - dan triumfa
mad prezivelim, po covecanstvo
razornim, kapitalistiekim uredje-
MEM.
U iducu nedelju diva nasa O.
granka priredjuju JAYNE skupstine
Chicago Lackawanna. Ma ODE
owe skupstine govorice Sc tako-
zvanom jugoslavenskom pitanju.
Nijedan radnik naseg jezika u
gornja diva mesta ne bi trebali da
promase posetiti owe skupstine,
jer ma NINA &c oni imati prilike
da cuju naueno objasnjenje po to-
me pitanju - Marksisticko objas-
njenje. A kad mi kazemo Marksis-
t;cko, mi mislimo ma radnicko OBJ
jasnjenje, sa radnicke tacke gle
dista. Jer svako Marksisticko o.
DJaSnJaVanJe - u kOllkO Sc tlce
drustvenih pitanja - polazi sa
tacke gledista interesa radnika.
Sta znaci, kome ono sluzi i
"a kakvu je svrhu pokrenuto to
jugoslavensko pitanje, kome Sc
danas najvise govori pise medju
jugoslavenskim zivljem ovoj
zemlji, ma ovim skupstinama BIZ
&c izneseno i tretirano cd strane
nasih govornika. Zato je neopho-
dno nuzno da to objasnjenje Gu
iu jugoslavenski radnici.
u ovom broju donosimo oglase
"a piknike nekoliko nasih Ograna-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
V. V. Dopisnik

Neka laz i zlo i pokvarenos'
strepe, jer jos izmedju njih i ne
ba krstari soko 1stine, u svojoj
vecitoj pozi, strelja i'll osvetnic.
kim okom svojim. - Lowell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
Annual Picnic in Cleveland. 0.

its only one the be Sunday.
h all
o the hNanding
b. dancnga ALL
Oa.nm dark
eRo"c of
Road bu al NenueWa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
IsPRAvKE
Chicago, Illinois

Chicago, Illinois
U dopisu sa Necerinke Kluba
Radnicke Borbe koji Sc pojavio u
pretproslom broju, ispusteno je
ime simpaticara S. Guranovica
koji je prilozio $1.OO. Neka nam
mas simpaticar Irvine.
A. Kapugija
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27

proslom broju Radnicke Borbe j.
zcstavljena su imena dobrovolj-
nih prilagaca simpaticarke Anna
Popov i drugarice Rose Bach
vanski. Molimo da nam doticni
Irvine.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27


NAsE PARTIJSKO STANOVISTE
Socalscka Radncka Partija nikada odsupa isti-
da b svorila patelja niada promasuje
zabudu da ne bi svorila neprjatelja.
Sa cvrstom konatnu pobedu de svojim puten
nepokobana sabcom teznjom privremenom
uvek rad posteno veujuc da nesrstrasvoi
nezavisnos jednstvo svr kojm nadahnuta oss
m krajeva posovanje povernje onih koje ella
skopcati u jedno klasnosvesno navalno telo.
Njena propaganda sasto prosvecivanju vet
organizovanu radnce kase osvaanje vlasti popu
obarane kapazma zadaca izvrs &c sta
jati kao sena, budna paziva, ustupajuci nista.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27

Los Angeles, Calf.
U dopisu sa koncerta Ogranka
Los Angeles koji Sc pojavio u pref
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
Javna skupstina Lackawanna, N. Y.

nedeu 80 Jugoslavenski
Ave. Poeak 730 Tema: Jugoavensk
tev sekear Federae Pozvamo RADNCKE
Uaz sobodan. Pianja dozvoljena ODBOR
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.



Usluju
Fort
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lck klune(e
ball bu
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Piknik u East Chicago, Ind.

nedeJu g. juna Jpgosavenski Bugrs SIP Ogranc
49th ST. Liverpool Rd
dobra muzka liz Chicago. Ia sve drugov
PUTOkAZ: Uzmite
IS vozte do 49, Broadway automb
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Piknik u Chicago, iii.

nedeju Ogranak Chicago
8fh St s. Western Ave- Poak 10 sai B mae
bju Panna" sludaju pikn
Sekcie 528 S. Halsted Ia brigu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
Vecerinka u Stesbenyille, O.

nedelju maja Weekly People vecerinu svome
sai
yodi brgu = OdbOr.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-27
Radio Hr0adc

wEBR Buffalo N The Voice
crates sand h
heard over radius miles The present series has extended
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Times Voice
Becomes Visual

For eight years the United States
public has known the familiar
voice" of the March of Time, with
its ringing slogan, Time Marches
On!" In all these years, the public
has never seen the owner OF the
voice.
Now, in March Of Times latest
Aim, Invasion" the man behind the
voice will make his initial appear
ance on the screen in person. as
chairman presiding over a meeting
of commentators.
Westbrook Van Voorhis in the Aim
discusses with Hanson w. Baldwin,
Paul Schubert and De Witt Macken-
zie the factors which will determine
where the United Nations will strike
the Axis in Europe.
Besides exciting scenes showing
the surprising extent OF prepara-
tions being made for invasion, the
film shows scenes of the various
branches preparing for embarka-
ton and shows how the invasion
route which can be most readily
supplied is likely to be the one
chosen.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Dufy's Script Staff
Will Be Imported
HOLLYWOOD

Unusual arrangements for the
screen play of "Duffy's Tavern" the
first Skirball-Spitz presentation to
be released by United Artists, were
announced with the signing of the
three writers responsible for the ma
tionally famous radio show to write
the scenario. One of the few times
that radio scriptists have gone along
with their broadcast achievements
the deal involved the services Of Abe
Burrows, Mac Benoff and Parke
Levy.
Burrows has been with Ed Gard
ner, mainstay OF "Duffy's Tavern -
for several years. Gardner and Bur-
rows joined forces for an earlier
program three years ago called "This
Is New York" which had Deems
Taylor as its master Of ceremonies
The original idea for the radio pro-
gram, "Duffy's Tavern" was the re-
suit of collaboration between
Gardner and Burrows.
The trio OF penmen leave for
Hollywood shortly. together with
Gardner, to begin work in the screen
version, which Jack Moss will pro-
duce.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

sun" She win b 4 French siri In
"The American story" -. Dins
Crosby gets his best singing part
ner In "Ths Parade" shes Rise
Stsvsns, who made her debut with
the Metropolitan Opera last season
!. Irene Dunno has agreed to star
in Road to Yesterday" for Colum-
bia I hope Harold Lloyd falls
for Sol Lesssr's current eloqusncs
on the subject OF "Oirl Shy" and
sells 1t to the producer who wants 1t
for young Lon McCallister Of stage
Door CAntsen" fame. It would be
q natural for Lon, ab 1t was for
Lloyd when he starred In 1t.
RELEASED ~ tps North American
Ne~spapsr Alliance, Ine)
Evening star., 1943-07-08
by SHEnAH GRAHAM.
YxnY Z 1xS1Y<AAJ

nOAAx WOOD.
Dana Andrews has finally been
promised solo starring status, be-
cause of his fine portrayal Of 4 bit
role in The Ox-Bow Incident" F"
Twentieth Century Fox, which
shares his contract with Sam Gold
wyn, will star him either In THE Eve
Of st. Mark" or in The Keys Of the
Observation-Disclosures is ready to
shoot first !. The lead In Eve OF st.
Mark" incidentally. was originally
offered to Jimmy Cagney. who is
now receiving acting offers from
every studio In town. CAgney now
has his own producing company but
Is willing to act for another studio.
on his own terms. "The money
part doesn't interest me. have all
I want" he tells would-be em-
ployers. But I want a good picture
and a good co-star." Paramount
wanted Jimmy for the Jockey role
in SALTY O'Rourke," but he didn't
think the part suited him. Uni
versal is now trying to sign him
for a picture.
Walter Huston again plays the
part of Peter Stuyvesant-in the
movie version OF "Knickerbocker
Holiday" He appeared in the Max
we'll Anderson musical play on
Broadway. They are trying to get
Nelson Eddy and Marta Egeerth for
the singing, romantic leads. The
part will have to be good before Mr..
Eddy accepts because he Is 4 rich
man, and, like Cagney, mighty par
ticular about the jobs he accepts.
-. Joseph Cotton finally gets in
4 picture for his boss, David Sel2-
nick. He has charge of the male
romance in Since You Went
Away" the cast of which gets bet
ter and better, with Shirley Tenn
pie, Claudette colbert, Jennifer
Jones, Monty Woolley and Hattie
Evening star., 1943-07-08

to New York for tho lead In the John
Van DrutAn play titlsd, for the time
being. "T1ns Voice Of the Turtle"
~
II you hear OF 1 flower called the
constant nymph gArdsnia" you will
recognise the fine hand OF the War
nAr publicity department, which has
persuaded the national Fiorists'
Association to render homage TO the
studios "Constant Nymph'' -. The
first OF Robert Bsnchlsy'a new shorts
series at Metro is Looking for
Words" which Is something Bob il
never doing.
Margo. q Mexican, continues to
run the gsmut OF nationalities. She
waA \ Jap In Behind the Rising
Evening star., 1943-07-08

which Ii our old friend. THE Gay
Ninetiss." New title for Bette
Davis Tower OF strength" 10 ''Mis-
understood" which sounds right
down Bette1 alley. :. Martha Raye
Joins Betty Cradle in ''Pin-Up 0irl." j"
:. Lester CowAn wants Helen Hayes
to repeat IN the movie version Of
Harriet"
Teresa Wright, when she comAa
back to picture.making, will appear
for Boss Sam 0oldwyn In bid for
Happiness" based on the Helen
Hayes radio series :. !. Margaret sui
lavan, who gave up her acting career
for. mothsrhood. seems now to pre-
fer her career again because after
Cry Havoc" she will probably 90
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Long Wait for Crime

Clarence Kolb, after more than SO
years on stage and screen as CO.
median, will deliver his first viii
famous characterization in RKO-
Radios "The Falcon in Danger"
one OF the mystery series starring
Tom Conway.
The venerable troupes was at one
time a stage producer. He made his
Aim debut in 1888 at the RKO-Radio
Studio in Toast OF New York" with
a memorable impersonation of Will
liam K. Vanderbilt.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Recognition for Mr.. Andrews

Mcdaniel. =. jack Haley appears
In the hrst musical. Rhythm
Ranch" for the Pine Thomas out
At.
-
1t seems as II Ann Sheridan win
have Dennis Morgan. to make love
to her. and Jack Carson, as the
comic. in all her pictures. The trio
were in Animal Kingdom" later
abandoned. are currently in Shine
On, Harvest Moon." have appeared
in "Wings for the Eagle" and are
scheduled for THE Gay Blades,"
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Paul Stewart Having
Last Film Fling
HOLLYWOOD.

Paul Stewart, screen, stage and
radio actor, has arrived in Holly
wood for his last acting part before
enlisting In the Army. On arriving
at the Aim capital he reported to
the RKO-Hadio studio for his role
in Government Oirl,' In which
Sonny Tufts will play opposite
Olivia dc Havilland.
Stewart, who made his Aim debut
in Citizen Kane has 4 featured
role tn support of Cary Grant In this
compAny's forthcoming Mr.. Lucky"
Evening star., 1943-08-21
Winners Of Contests
Al Rock Creek Listed

Finals in the archery contest for
boys and girls and In horseshoe
pitching for boys were held yester-
day at the Rock Greek Park Recre-
alton Center under the auspices of
the recreation department Of the
Maryland-Nat Capital Park
and Planning Commission. Repre-
sentatives of Is centers participated.
Winners were:
Boys archery, midget class, Gill
bert Sward, Rock Greek Recreation
Center, defeated James Foster,
Woodside, 57-56; junior class,
Wayne Orr, Bethesda Chevy Chase
Recreation Center, defeated David
Weigel, Woodside. 22-l; senior class,
Ralph, johnson, Jessup Blair, de-
feated Bill Rafferty,, Rock Greek,
1921.
Girls archery. junior class, jeanne
Kane, Rock Greek, defeated Joan
Mckinney, Woodside, 20-16; senior
class, Mary Furlong, Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreation Center, de-
feated Ann Shuman, Rock Greek,
62-46.
In the horseshoe tournament
winners were Fritz Geannu, Be-
thesda Chevy Chase; Parker Kirby
and Kenneth Parson Of Jessur
Blair. They defeated Donald Car
tenhouse. Montgomery Blair; Pau
Curtis and Robert Hartshorn OF
Kensington in the midget junior
and senior classes, respectively.
Evening star., 1943-08-21
Boy, Is, Sets Up Sidewalk Studio
To Draw Portraits OF Pussers-by
William Sheorer Offers Sericemen Half Price
But Has No Takers as Yet

Thirteen-year -old William Shear
er has set up sidewalk drawing
studio at 907-909 I street NV. He
draws profiles for IS and so cents,
front-face portraits for a dollar.
Servicemen get half price.
William got the idea from watch
ing an artist in a department store.
He has had a lot of customers since
he opened his hand-built studio two
weeks ago. Today a Star reporter
went up to this curly headed boy in
sweat shirt and dirty blue pants to
ask how things were going.
Its a pastime and I get money
for 1T, too," he said. Want your
picture drawn?"
Guess I'll take the dollar por-
trait" the reporter said. Williams
eyes narrowed. .
Got a dollar?"
Old Lumber Serves.
When the dollar had been waved
under his nose he went to work.
He built the studio of old lumber
and refrigerator packing boxes, he
explained as he drew. mo. GOT" is
where the artist stands to draw the
picture on waist-high shelf. mo.
900" is the raised platform, car
peted and hung with pictures. where
the customer sits. The whole house
Is about 5 feet wide.
Evening star., 1943-08-21
u. 5. Firehouse in Arlington
To Receive S33,674

Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Fed
eral works administrator, today an
nounced that $33,674 of Lanham Act
funds have been allocated for main
tanning and operating fire protec-
ton facilities at the Governments
hrehouse in Arlington County, near
the Pentagon Building, from No
vember / to June 20, 1914.
Gen. Fleming said the increase
in population due to the erection
of the Pentagon Building, the Navy
annex and the 10 duration resi-
dence halls and other auxiliary
buildings at Arlington Farms make
adequate fire protection in this
area imperative.
Approximately 1000 women Gov
ernment workers will be occupying
the residence halls by November /,
he said, while the Pentagon Build
ing has Office space for $4,000 en-
ployes.
Gen. Fleming said the funds have
been given the Public Buildings Ad-
ministration, division of FWA, for
operation of the flrehouse.
Every time you lick 4 War savings
stamp YOU helm lick the Axis,
Evening star., 1943-08-21

II got the gilt paper on the wall
from department store" william
explained. "The manager Of this
lot let me build my studio here
as long as I didn't make a lot of
noise"
William is saving the money he
makes to buy a $12 set Of pastel
paints. He wants to draw people
In color. particularly servicemen.
None Yet, Though.
They're easier to draw and more
fun," he said. Casting a look at
the crowd collected to watch him
work, he added.
They're usually better looking
too."
A crowd often collects, when Will
liam gets q customer, to watch the
drawing process. AS a matter of
fact, things on the whole have been
going so well that the artist had
only one small complaint to make.
II haven't had any servicewomen
to draw" he said. Il almost had a
Marine-ette, but she changed her
mind"
He plans to keep the studio open
from a m. to 6 pm. every day, with
few hours Of work even on Sunday,
until he goes back to jefferson
Junior High School September 20.
Then he may keep 1t open in the
afternoons after school.
Evening star., 1943-08-21
lsiNRstionmiq
.Remiinders@'

Blue coupons, Book 9Stamps let
tered r, S and T are valid now
and will remain good through
September 20.
Red coupons, Book 2-These can be
exchanged for meats, fats, etc.
Stamps lettered r, u, v and w
are good now and will remain
valid through August 81.
Those marked x, Y and z will
expire October after they become
good as follows: K stamps next
Sunday, Y on August 20, and z
on September 5.
War Ration Book No. 3LThis book
will be used beginning September
IL, when brown stamps lettered A
will become good for purchase of
meats, fats, etc. Brown stamps
lettered B will become valid Sep
tenlber 10. and both the A and B
coupons will then remain good
through October 80.
Sugar-For regular allowances OF
sugar for general use coupon No.
IA IN book Is good for pounds
through October 81.
Gasoline-No. 6 A coupons, good for
3 gallons each, are good through
November 81.
B and G coupons, good for AZ
gallons each, expire on dates In
dicated in individual books.
Old type B and c coupons will
not be good after September /.
Motorists who still have these
old type books should go to their
ration boards between next Mon
day and September / and obtain
new type coupons in exchange.
The exchange will be made on a
coupon -for-coupon basis.
The old type B and C coupons
are those that have the words
Permits Delivery of One Unit of
Gasoline" on their face. The new
type coupons carry only the words
Mileage Ration" on the face.
Shoes-Stamp No. 10 is good for one
pair through October 81.
Fuel Oil-Period No. l coupons In
new fuel oil rations became good
July / and are valid for 10 gallons
per unit through next January 4
Period No. coupons Of last
seasons ration are valid for 10
gallons per unit through Septem-
Der 80.
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through at 5 pm. The rate Is SIS
for three minutes. Mr.. Storey sug-
gested shortening the text to read
within that period but Miss Lynch
told him to read the full service.
A slender, brown-haired girl in a
brown herringbone suit over wide
collared white sport shirt and wear
ing a black halo hat tipped back,
she was without feminine support at
her end of the telephone at first,
except for Miss Betty M. Spiker, a
stenographer in the law office, and
a West Virginian, who offered to act
as maid of honor.
But Miss Bertha r. Hill, manager,
and Miss Lille Mae Hackett, tele-
phone operator. at the apartment
house at 1880 R street, arrived at
9 o'clock. .
Warned to Stand by.
Mrs. j. Benjamin Simmons and
Mrs. Scott Kellogg, wives of the law
partners came down to the Office
to see If they could help. -.
At $50 Miss Lynch was told the
call was going through in five min
utes. The overseas operator eau
toned her that she was not to talk
about the weather, ships, or to ask
where Corpl. Trainor was stationed.
But am just going to be mar
rled." Miss Lynch protested.
I know it," said the operator,
but I have to tell you these things
anyway"
But there was another hour of
waiting and then the bride-to-be
was informed that it was impossible
TO make an audible connection,
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Miss Bernice Edna Lynch, 81, to-
day was to try again to make a
transoceanic telephone wireless con-
nection that would marry her to
Corpl. Bernard F.. Trainor, %, sta
toned at Natal, Brazil.
Atmospheric interference last
night postponed the wedding. With
the Rev. Purcell Storey, assistant of
Mount Vernon Methodist Church,
she waited for hours in the law
Office of Ward, Kellogg & Simmons
in the Tower Building, while tele-
phone operators endeavored to get
through to the Air Transport Com
mand's base on the South American
coast.
Their wedding rings are already in
the mail. She has mailed him wide
gold band and he has written that
he is sending her a thin f1owered
one.
Unable to Get Passport.
Miss Lynch, who lives at 1890 r
street NV. and is from Withers, w.
Va, failed to obtain passports and
priorities for steamship tickets to
marry her fiance below the Equator.
He suggested the telephone mar
riage," she said, "and I took him
up on it quickly"
Corpl. Trainor expects to be trans
ferred to an active theater of the
war and they want to be married
before that. He is from Seattle,
Wash. and met her at Parkersburg,
w. Va, when he visited friends there
a year ago.
He was to put the telephone call