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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
MISS CUILFOILE
 DIES SUDDENLY
Member of Prominent Family to Be Buried Next
 Thursday Morning

Miss Mary Frances Guilfoile, prominent lifelong resident of this city, died suddenly yesterday in New York City. She resided at PA Robbins street.
 The eldest child of the late Mich ael and Catherine tLawlor) Gull foile, she was born at the family residence which stood on the pres ent site of the West Side Hill Meth odist church. Miss Guilfoile was one of the earliest pupils of Notre Dame Academy, and later became char ter member and one of the founders of its Alumnae Association.
 Always interested in church and civic activities Miss Guilfoile was a charter member of the Blessed Sac rament church. She also served as a director of St. Mary's Hospital Aid Society; and was member of the Waterbury League of Women Voters
 She leaves two brothers, Louis F., of Miami Beach, Florida; and Vim cent G., of New York City; two sis ters, Mother Mary Catherine Su- perior of Notre Dame Academy at Staten Island, N. Y; and Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy of this city.
 Funeral services will be held on Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Bergin Funeral Home, 290 East Main street, to the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot at old St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25

Cecilias church at g o'clock. Serv- ices were conducted by the Rev. Peter Cuny.
 The bearers included Daniel Sul- ivan, Thomas Walsh, Robert Mo- Donald, Edward Kiernan, George Greaney and John Brophy.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery, with services by Father Cuny.
 A Mass of requiem will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at St. Cecilia's church.
 The funeral of John P. Mccoy will be held tomorrow at 9:45 a. m from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street to the Church of the Sacred Heart at 10:3O. The burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 p. m.
 The funeral of Wilfred LaPlante took place this morning at 8:15 o'clock from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, to St. Anns church at o'clock. Rev. Alfred Matthieu celebrated the sol emn Mass of requiem, assisted by Rev. Ubald Laurion as deacon, and Rev. E. A. Lamontagne as sub- deacon.
 The honorary bearers, members of the Chase company included Frank Kleist, Donald Mccarthy, Pe- ter Vasileuskis and Wilfred Jarvis
 The bearers, also Chase employees were Hugo Bohlin, Michel Lombardi Victor Baker, George Deschenes, Willard Shephard and Roland Guili- mette.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery, with services by Father Laurion.
 The funeral of Stephen Baran- oski took place this morning at 8 o'clock from the Gagnon Funeral Home, 140 Willow street, to the Church of St. Stanislaus Kostka at nine o'clock. The Rev. John ZyskoWski celebrated the requiem Mass.
 The bearers, all members of the Ognisko Society. included Walter Malinoski, zigmund Swiegh, Felix Swiecicki, Stanley BurleWski, Wasil KlimaseWski, John KurkaWski.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery with services by Father zyskoWski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25

Eighty-two zones, which include over 1000 streets in Waterbury, will be affected by the change. Numbers ranging from one to 9l have been assigned to the various districts which have been split up to corre- spond to the number of the carriers In general.
 Since Uncle Sam has removed most of the experienced post office personnel to the armed forces, the new delivery plan has been insti- tuted to eliminate confusion and to provide a more efficient plan of mail sorting for postal clerks.
 MT. Dwyer, the assignee, stated that forms will be mailed to the 35,00O persons included in the post office mailing list as soon as pos sible, since the new numeral sys- tenn becomes effective immediately. A unique card, which is Of orange hue, and is used primarily as backing for war bonds, when they are shipped, has been salvaged by post office officials to inform post office patrons of their district num- bers, A serious shortage of paper at the post office has made this pro cedure necessary, Postmaster Ba- bin explained.
 The new setup, MT. DWyer declar- ed, includes only the Waterbury district, which, in turn, includes v city carrier routes and rural routes, as well as 900 rented post office boxes. Seven unit numbers have been assigned to these boxes although the exact numbers were not disclosed. The section of Platts Mills and Prospect which are adJa- cent to this city are included Tn postal jurisdiction, MT. DWyer said
 It should be noted, MT. Dwyer continued, that there is no change in the address mailing system, how ever, except the addition Of the unit number to the address. It is also important to remember to no- tify out of town and local corre- spondents of your unit number up on It's receipt. People should be in- terested not only in their own unit numbers, but also those Of the peo- pie with whom they correspond
 The total of all the city's streets with their unit numbers will be printed in this newspaper for the benefit of the public, who Is re- quested to clip and retain the news paper copy. The following is the first installment of street names and district numbers. The remain der will follow within the next few days:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
FUNERALS
.NEA Radiophoto from Moscow

The funeral of Mrs. Bertha An derson 26 Fremont street, was held yesterday afternoon at the Alderson funeral home, Rev. Francis O. Ayres, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church officiating. Burial was in old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Bearers were Warren Hodges, Stanley Sunderland, Howard Branch, Henry Gainslaus, Charles Harlow, and Richard Parrish.
 The funeral of John E. Thomp- son, husband of the late Mrs. An nie (Reardon) Thompson, 195 North Main street, will be held tomorrow morning at 3:15 from the Mulville | funeral home, 270 West Main street ] to the Church of the Immaculate Conception at g. Burial will be in St. Johns cemetery, Worcester, Mass
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Burns, wife Of John L. Burns, "A Laurel street, will be held from her home tomorrow at to Sacred Heart church at 9:30. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the home today. Funeral services of Alfred J. De- laney will be held Thursday at SIS from the Mulville funeral home, 27O West Main street, with solemn high Mass at at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Burial will be in the family plot, Calvary ceme- tery. Friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow from 2 to 10 p. m.
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Greger, wife of Frank Kreger will be held Thursday at g a. m. from the Bergin funeral home, 290 East Main St., to Sacred Heart church at 9:30. Burial will be in old St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today and to- morrow afternoon and evening.
 The funeral of Michael Gelaty took place this morning at SIS o'clock from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, to St. the Reyes funeral home, 69 Pearl street, time and other details later.
 NOBLE-George Noble, 45, of II Easton avenue, died at the Water bury Hospital yesterday afternoon, 1 following a short illness.A native of Italy, he had been resident of this city for 32 years.
 MT. Noble was the proprietor of the Congress Gas and Oil Station on Congress avenue.
 Besides his wife, Mrs. Joseph (Sarzone) Noble, he leaves two sons, Anthony and George, Jr.; two daughters, Miss Esther Ann and Miss Dolores Mobile, all of Water bury.
 Funeral services will be held from the Colasanto funeral home, 932 Bank street, Thursday morning. Time and other arrangements will be announced later. Friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow from 3 to 10 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
National Obits
SAMUEL CAPEN

Dedham, Mass, May 25.-(UP)- Funeral services will be held tomor- row for Samuel Howard Capen, 95, who was Americas oldest sheriff when he retired in January, 1889.
 A native of Canton, Capen died yesterday at his home on the famed Fairbanks estate after brief illness AS youth Capen worked in a grocery store and served as town constable but when 20 was appoint cd deputy sheriff of Norfolk county.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
Full Weather Report

Boston, May 25 CUP)-Wenthcr forecast;
 MASSACHUSETTS and CON NECTICUT - Scattered showers and thunderShOwers west of COn- necticut River early tonight. DrizzIe along the immediate coast. Little change intemperature to- night. Scattered showers not so warm WedneSday forenoon.
 RHODE ISLAND-DrlzzIe along mediate cOnSt, little change in temperature tonight. Scattered showers not so warm Wednesday forenoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
 TIRE INSPECTORS

Instructions on tire inspection will be given at a special meeting of local inspectors tThursday night at 8 o'clock at the rationboard headquarters on West Main street, according to an announcement by Lawrence l.. Lewis, chairman of the board. Information filed by some inspectors has been made quate, it has been reported, and the session has been scheduled to clear up difficulties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25

Lightnings and Wlrhawks alsA attacked Sardinia in relays. At Carloforte harbor, supply ship waS hit and burst into flames. A hit also was reported on railroad bridge at Arbatax. Explosions were touched of at the magnesiurr plant and barracks at Iglesias.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
Postal Officials Issue New Zone Designations
1000 Streets Placed in 82 Zones; Pubic's COOpera,
 ton Essential to Expedite Mail Deliveries

After many days of consultation and careful checking and recheckng system of addressing mail to include
 unit district number after the street number as regular part the address has been devised by postal officials under the oremanshp Edgar Dwyer post office employe appointed by Postmaster Charles A. Baoln as cnrannittee head if announced today.
Evening star., 1943-12-16


of his native State when the Span
American War started. Mr..
Horne became sergeant in the 1st
South Carolina Volunteer Infantry.
When the 1900 census was taken,
Mr.. Horne accepted a temporary
appointment here, thinking it would
last not more than two years. Ac-
tually he spent eight years in that
agency, later switching to the Bu-
reau of Corporations, then a division
of the Commerce Department, and
later reorganized in 1915 as the Fed
eral Trade Commission.
An economic analyst and field in
vestigator. his duties have taken him
to A of the 4S States.
During the last war" he says, "I
was in a small town in Ohio, where
two brothers had started a hardware
business in their teen-age. Although
they had been in business 40 years
as partners. they had never kept
books nor taken an inventory The
Federal income tax required them
to start keeping records"
His long experience, he adds, has
convinced him that most people are
honest, big" men are easy to ap-
proach, and little" men give you
the most trouble.
Mr.. Horne was one of the found
ers of the Montgomery County Civic
Federation and has been a delegate
from the town of Somerset, Md,
since the central body was organ
lied in 1925. In the founding days
he was associated with Oliver Owen
Kuhn, who was managing editor of
The Star at the time of his death.
Mr.. Horne has been an officer of
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
for many years.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
SD. {. Area Officers
Gel Army Promotions;
4 Given Commissions

The temporary promotions of five
officers from the Washington area
were announced by the War Depart
ment today.
Advanced from major to ieuten-
ant colonel were Altus Garvy Moore
formerly Of 628 Kenyon street NV;
Mariana Alba Erana, 1901 Argonne
place NV. and Merrill LIE Roy
Tribe, 8S1 North Lexington avenue,
Arlington.
First Its. James Edward O,Mara
of Halethorpe, Md, and Branch Du-
val Elam of Kensington were ad-
Vanced to the rank of captain.
Col Erana, As, was an attorney
with the Veterans Administration
prior to his entrance into the Army
last year, and is now attached to
the Judge Advocate General De-
partment in the Munitions Building.
Capt. O'Mara, %, is stationed at
Fort Benning, Ga. Prior to his en-
trance into the Army in April, 1941,
he was foreman Of a construction
company.
Capt. Elan, So, is stationed in
Tampa, Fla. He was an architect
in civilian life.
The appointment Of four men
from this area to neutenant's COM
missions was announced by the War
Evening star., 1943-12-16

1t. Ernst, "a, received his medical
degree this week from the Medical
College of Virginia.
1t. Parmley, %, received his med
ical degree this week from the Uni
versity of Virginia Medical School
He is the son of Col. Loren Parmley,
who is stationed here with the Pro-
vost Marshals General Office.
1t. Lodge. "a, was appointed after
his graduation from Officers Candi-
date School at Fort Benning, Ga,
He is the son of Capt. Sidney j.
Lodge. operator of the Briarley
Military Academy at Beltsville, Md.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

department..
They a r e
Henry E d W i n
Ernst, 22l4 Hall
pl ce N w
Loren Parmley
.jr., 2205 Forty
second S tre e t
NV, and Pey-
ton Ran d o ! p h
Evans, jr., 5000
Forty fourth
place NV.
Lee D a v ! s
Lodge of Belts
vile, Nd, was
a o i n t e d a
second lieuten-
--f
Evening star., 1943-12-16

lneton IN July,
1900, with the
expectation of
W orkin n 6 n o t
more than two
years with the
Federal Govern
lnent. Like thou
sands of others,
he stayed on to
become a vet
eran and a civic
leader in nearby
M o n t 6 o m cry
County.
A high school
teacher in the
piedmont Sectio,,
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Seniors
| In u. S. Service

William B. Horne, oldest employe
In continuous service of the Federal
Trade Commission. is a South Caro-
lima farm boy who came to WASH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10

mem American Association a
korespondujfcfm clenem mno-
hych evropskych antropologic-
kych spolkG. V roku 1927 byl
Huxley pfednasetelem v Lon
dyn6.
Gonna sbfrka v Narodnfm
Museu We Washingtone byla
nasbirana a usporadana hlavne
zasluhou DIR. Hrdlicky, ktery
povazoval tuto praci "a svoji
hlavnf pT1nos vede.
V mladSich letech byl atle-
tenn a byl tez spoluzakladate-
lem d. A. Sokola New Yorku
S Gustavem Habrmanem, PRIV
MIN ministrem skolstvi v CSR.
Byl dobrym ceskoslovenskym
vlastencem a tezce nesl osud
sveho naroda v nacistickem O.
troctv1. Kdyz Nemci obsadili
Ceskoslovensko, prednesl pro-
jew csl. kratkovlnnem rozhlase,
povzbuzuj1c narod k odporu
proti nacismu. Pevne veril, re
Ceskoslovensko Dude znovu-
vzkTfSeno.
Zanechava manzelku a sy-
novce DIR. Josefa Zelenku We
Washingtonu a trech bratru,
Henryho, Maximiliana a Josefa
Hrdlicku v New Yorku. Jeho
smrt je velkou ztratou nejen
pro vedecky, ale v1bec cely
svet.
Pozdstale rodine vyslovuie-
me naS1 upT1mnou soustrast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
Cechoslovaci pro mezinarodnf
spolupraci.

Londyn, (ONA)- ceskoslo-
vensky ministersky pTedseda
Msgr. Jan Sramek prohlasil v
rozhlasovem vysflani do Cesko-
slovenska u pfflezitosti vyrocf
valky, re spoluprace mezi An
gill, Amerikou, obnovenou
Francii a s%ovetskym Ruskem
je podm1nkou povalecneho SOU
ladu. Msgr. sramek sliboval,
re 81 ceskoslovensky lid sam
svobodnym projevem sve vile
urc1 sve zalezitosti. Pc vyhna-
nj nemeckych 1tocnfkG, dodal
Sramek, miz1 z nasi zeme kaz-
ia stopa a pohanske nacisticke
doktrine narodnf a rasove mad
fadenosti o moci silly mad pra-
vem. Ministersky pTedseda a.
peloval ma svdj lid ably pomo-
hi usp1sit den, kdy Cechoslova-
ci opet budou pany We sve re-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
SpOrtovnf Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pf1st1 1tery, dine IA. zar1 v
kf1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Contos
ma zadost obecenstva znovu Sc
fadil diva vynikajfcf zapasnfky
Chief Thunderbird, 235 Id. z
Victoria, B. C. VS.. Babe Shar-
key, 253 Id. z Texasu. Zapas
tento urcen ma dobu 1 porazky.
ZVLASTNf ATRAKCE
1.-TWO Ton" Blimp Martin Lee
Wy, 67O Id. (svetovy nejtezsf
zapasnlk) VS.. Manic Singh, u.
S. A. 218 ID. pochazejfcf z Cal
cutta, India. Zapas tento ur-
cen ma dobu 1 porazky.
TAG TEAM MATCH
George Macricostas, 218 Id.
Golden Creek a DR.. John b.
MICA, 220 Id. N. Y. Surgeon VS..
Michael Leone, 218 lb. Ital z
Detroit a Ed stranger" White
238 ID. z Chicago. Vftezi zfs-
kati must 2 vftezstvf re 3 ut
kan1.
Bamba Tabu, 22O ID. Indian
z Oklahomy VS.. Dominic Serio,
218 ID. z Baltimore. Zapas ten
to urcen ma dobu 80 minut aneb
l porazky.
GLENN MARTIN AIRCRAFT
CHAMPIONSHIP
Eddie Clay, 1876 lb. VS.. Lloyd
Mathis, 1876 Id. Zapas tento
urcen ma dobu jedne porazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10

oddavetje Sc velkym celkovym
plan6m, omezujte Sc ma vlastnf
ukol, jejz mGzete provost sami
nebo spolu Sc spolehlivymi ka-
marady. Rozvazte 81 vse dobre.
Pripravte svou akci pecliv9 a
uderte smele, rychle a tvrde, al
nastane vhodna chvfle. Priprav
tie Sc ma svGj 1kol mravne, tech
nlcky a takticky a az pride &C.
kama chvile, vykonejte svou
praci pfesne a dokonale.
Tuto povinnost vdci svemu
narodu pocituje kazdy dobry
Cechoslovak ma prahu vftezne-
no pateho roku valky. Obcas
YAM dame prakticke pokyny a
naznaky, ale zakladem vseho
Je osobn1 mravn1 pT1prava. Mu-
SINE byt re zuly, az pride mas
den, a cely narod pax vzkrik-
ne: bite, zabijte, nikoho ne
zivte!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
MGR DO VLASTI
"UDERTE TVRDE Az MA
STANE CHVfLE!"
Vlada vyzyva narod ably sc
pripravil.

London, (CTK) = Ministr
narodn1 obrany gen. mgr ucinil
k ctvrtemu vyrocf valky v ces-
koslovenskem rozhlase v Lon
dyne tento projev:
"Strasny uder Sc nyn1 bl1z1
ma move fronte a Nemecko bu-
de napadeno sc vsech stran. &C.
skoslovenska armada, vybave-
ma novymi a modern1mi zbrane
mi, 1castni sc take tohoto ito
ku ma Nemecko zvencf a vedo-
mi 1trap naseoh naroda zmno-
honasobf jejf sflu, jiz projevila
uz v boji o Francii, Syrii, Libyi
a Charkov. Ale ma zranitelne
vnitTnf fronte zotrocene Evro-
py d%opadnou dalsf rany. Zotro-
Gene, vykoristovane, mucene a
vrazdene narody p%ovstanou V
pflhodne chv1li a zasad1 nemec
Ike bestii We spravedlivem hne-
WI rozhodujici 1der, jenz zmr-
zac1 nemeckou vyrobu a dopra-
WI a nemilosrdne zlikviduje
predstavitele a organy nemec-
keno 1tisku a jejich prorad-
nych lokajG. Vsechny zotroce-
ne narody 81 budou pocfnat stej
ne jake Ceskoslovensko.
Bude pri tom treba take ODE
tt, bez nichz nenf svobody. Je
tfeba, abychom byli dobTe pTi-
praveni, jestlize nase obeti ma
j byt mensi a nemecke vetsf.
Dobra pT1prava a nase pocetna
pfevaha vyrovna znacnou me-
rou lepsf vyzbroj NemcG. MIRA
WI pfiprava je velmi d1lezita
a rozhodujfcf. Kazdy jedno-
tlivec, muz nebo zena, mlady
ci starry, shiny nebo slaby must
81 pine uvedomit, re nevyhnu-
telne dojde k zapasu S Nemci a
re Sc no kazdy jednotlivy must
osobne 1castnit. Kazdy jedno-
tlivec must bojovat, ably narod-
nj celek mohl svobodne lit sc
vztycenou hlavou.
Jsouce takto mravne vyzbro-
jeni, to jest vedouce, re je vasf
povinnost1 osobne bojovat S ne
meckymi vetrelci, rozhlednete
sc kolem sebe, abyste videli,
kde a jak m1zete nejtfze usko-
dit NemcGm, a vyberte 81 nej-
vhodnejsf zbran. Kdo nema
zbran strelnou, necht sc spoko-
il S kazdou zbran1, kterou lie
%nepfftele uderit nebo zranit, v
nejhorsfm pf1pade klackem.
Kdo ma stTelnou zbran, necht
il peclive opatruje a schovava,
KIDD ma jinou zbran, necht il
zdokonalf, priostTf, ucinf test
a tvrds1. Cvicte temito zbrane-
mi tax, abyste je dokonale ovla
dali We chv1li upotreben1. Civic
tie a cepujte sva tela, abyste by
Ii dobrymi bojovn1ky.
Stanvote 81 svGj 1kol, vse do
bre rozvazte, udelejte spravne,
prakticke pr1pravy. Uvazte,
IDA stac1te ma svIj dkol sami
nebo IDA budete potTebovat
pomocnfky. Spojte Sc s jinymi,
nebot jednote je sfla a We vet
sim poctu je preyaha, jez znicf
Nemce. Ale bud'te opatrnf a
SveTujte Sc jen dobrym
a zkusenym kamarad1m a nj
kdy nemluvte O SVEN 1kolu s
jinymi. Podridte sebe i svou
mistn1mu nebo narod-
nfmu vedenf i tehdy, kdyz jel
neznate. We vhodne chvfli jel
poznate. Stanoveni v1dci pa
matuji ma vsechny oblasti re-
publiky a Wy jake dobrf vojaci
sc musfte ochotne podr1dit. Ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
DIR. ALES HRDLICKA, SVE-
TOZNAMY ANTROPOLOG,
MA VECNOSTI.
Byl kuratorem Narodniho Mu-
sea Smithsonian Institute We
Washingtons. - Jeho vedecke
prace ziskaly mu svetove jme-
no. Byl dobrym ceskosloven-
skym vlastencem.

DR.. Ales Hrdlicka, sv6tozna-
my antropolog. zemTel minulou
ned6li, 5. zarf We veku IA rokd
We SVEN byte 1900 Tilden St.,
N. w. Washington, D. c.. ma ST.
decnl vadu.
DR.. Hrdlicka venoval bezma-
la cely svGj zivot v6de p6vodu
lidsk6 rasy a zab1ral sc zvlast
student lebek. Pc cas- vyko-
pavek V Aleutskych ostrovech
naSel lidskou lebku, ktera mela
nejvetS1 mock. Lebka patTila
Aleutovi, ktery I'll pred stare
v6kem a m6la mozkovou kappa
citu zoos kubickych centime-
trG. Obycejny clov6k ma mo-
EEK asi 1,450 kubickych cent?
metrG. DR.. Hrdlicka "a kratsf
dobu v6noval Sc tez medicine a
V roku 1894 byl internistou v
nemocnici statu New York pro
choromysln6. 0 diva roxy poz-
deli byl jmenovan do New
York State Pathological Insti-
tute a studoval asi rok ma le-
kaTske fakult6 a antropologis-
Ike skole ma Sorbonne v PaTizi.
Narodil Sc 20. bTezna 1869
V Humpolci v Ceskoslovensku a
pTisel do Spojenych StatG sc
sym otcem, chudym tesaTem,
kdy mu bylo 13 let. Vecer stu
doval a pres den pracoval v dill
ne sveho otce. Studoval tez We
stare vlasti a v New York Elec-
trio College. V roce 1892 OBJ
drzel hodnost M. D. a o diva ro-
ky pozdeji graduoval z New
York Homeopathic College.
V roku 1908, kdy znacn6
zv6tsil svoji v6domost v tehdy
malo znamem poll antropolo-
gle, byl jmenovan "a vypomoc-
n6ho kuratora v oddelel1 fysic-
Ike antropologie V Narodn1m
Museu Smithsonian Institute We
Washington a V roce 1910 byl
jmenovan "a kuratora. Cd ro-
ku 1898 az do 1889 DIR. Hrdlic-
ka cestoval pc celem svet6 S
jednou vypravou "a druhou
hledaje pGvod lidsk6 rasy. Jeho
vykopavky v Alasce a v Aleut-
skych ostrovech zvlaSt vzbudi-
iy znacnou pozornost.
Pc cas- sv6ho blahodarneho
DIR. Hrdlicka obdrzel po-
vyznamenanf a hodnosti.
Byl tajemn1kem National Re-
search Council r. 1918.
Byl dozivotnfm clenem Ameri-
can Academy of Arts and
Sciences. V r. 1925-26 byl
American Anthropo-
Association a byl tez BY
pTedsedou Washington
Academy Of Sciences. Dale byl
zakladatelem a dozivotnlm Gle
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
POHRER.

utery, 7. zaTf zemfel
nahle ma srdecn1 vadu vdovec
p. George H. Westermeyer ST.,
1927 E. Monument st. We start
So rokG. Zamestnan byl u
Peerless Laundry co Tidic.
PohTeb Dude sc konati v So
botu, IL. zaTf re Schim1nkova
Pohfebn1ho Domova ma Oak
hTbitov "a assistance Rev.
P. c.. Burgdorfa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
Nabor nu zakoupeni Ambulance.
Vazeni Cechoslovaci:-

LCu
Sbfrka ma zakoupenf AMBULANCE pod dozorem
Sdruzenych Cl. Spolkd jest v plnem proudu a sb1rac1
kn1zky byly rozdany vsem zastupcGm, kteff Sc z1castnili
poslednf radne sch1ze naseho Sdruzenf v patek, 27. srp-
ma. Jelikoz mnoho zastupcG Sc nedostavilo, zadame je
laskave ably 81 vyzvedli knizku u dcetnika pana Vaclava
Probably, 83 N. Kenwood Ave. co nejdr1ve. Chce-
nell, ably nase sb1rka dosahla 1celu ustanoveneho must
pomoci kazdy Cechoslovak kazdy Ceskoslovensky spo-
lex bez rozdflu, proto apelujeme ma kazdeho, CO jn tro-
chu cft1 jake %narodovec, by necekali az je navstiv1 vybor,
ale pTihlasili Sc sami a prispeli poole moznosti.
Name zde v Marylandu pres SO ceskoslovenskych
spolkG a kdyz kazdy spolek pfispeje nejakym financn1m
darkem, docilen1 naseho 1celu Dude ~zajisteno.
AMBULANCE Dude odevzdana jmenem vsech &C.
choslovakd v Marylandu pfi OsLavs Vyroci Csl. Repu-
bliky, ktera tento rok Dude ~odbyvana v Sokolovns v ne
deli, dine "a. rijna.
Pr odevzdanf AMBULANCE Americke Wade, KITE
rou Dude zastupovat d1stojnik Americke vlady, ukaze-
me, re cechoslovaci v Marylandu jsou 100 procent Sc
Spojenymi Narody " jejich boil "a Svobodu. Zajste kaz-
dy z mas Sc z1castn1 te Oslavy, ktera ma m1ti veliky W.
znam pro kazdeho Cechoslovaka. Jsme jisti, re nase
spolky jednotlivci budou hrd1 vykonati jejich povinnost
a pfispeji nejv1ce co budou moci. Sledujte dals1 zpravy
v "Telegrafu' ohledne sb1rky a uvidfte jak poroste fond
ma AMBULANCE.
ZVfTEZfME!
Ia Sdruzene Ceskoslovenske Spolky,
Rud. Behounek, pfedseda JOS. Pokorny, tajemnfk