davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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REPAIRS and sERVIcEs (cont. !.

49, SssSS WIZ 0esN sSeO tSSsseeY =
bg.I ns saudn snS
,nesn .irs boSes' 95 rebuilt Call Du. 614s be-
p.irs The ssTonAI PAINT 0 sHoe
1722 Wis: ave. NO. oas7.
PAINTING papering Kem-Toaiag nnr, winaeT 1oss
fasTs fs H1 s4eI P4fsEsG istsE s'sss aRa
mfnsPp mR PGAr weEk @k ssss aSns Immediately ss Gan
PAiNTING, decorating, roof repairs. home
repsirs; white mechanics; zy9a y9rk Euaran-
sssd Ss fny inseror ine and hP screen
NE s54e; after s; AD; 662s: .,.,
tricai work; materials available; free esti-
81 400 after pm FIR s502
PAINTING ANR PAPER III HANGING; 6 s1s; c1d ase
GR si1a fsS "A aaaa Spring
ion 70 roof, JACK r. TATE, Ex. s57l. ~,
PAPERING, painting. plastering; special
1es aRasbe noW Ho ess
nSdhNG of o 5hs 5sttsr kind work done
RAPERISa: iAPSfaHss; painilns, plastsrlns and floor
chanics RA 1890
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING-We
kU " tlTBlHlar MdTyldnU. ~. - WOTk guar
Better work for less money" uN. az. a743.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, Al work;
estimates free Call MR. BECKETT. DU
PAPER HANGING. this week only, ST and
psrs; work ggarapnteed: ,Michisan 53l5.
Ssss. ssgs s IS Isl a'F and
PLASTERING and cementing. all work
CAL kd1r P5 4sa9 Work painting
Service. /. G. HAMILTON. 10 ss Ex oe5s. 0aSs a5.
PLUMBING-We are especially equipped
'en nd ss es
mates given on alterations, Iemodeling or
sHnRfss co f4oo sBrnr 9dos "a S2
Complete bath rooms. Pre-
Major repairs. Prompt service, Terms.
ME- 23o3. to pm. or Sligo 3os1.
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home if pos
snteed .nsd Enm p59mp. service D!; 69a3. "a.
arces Free mc IS TSFf Ro s1f5
SHOP, 81 pm: Friday and SATURDAY.
REFRTaERaToR REF Ha ~ repaired, all makes. guar
60. pg @S5e. CO. 4s16, i''|' -o'
ROOFING, quick service; leaks. slate, tile.
saarantesd. Cali LIFroN GF. s4a1' "o 3:
ROOFING, timing. painting, guttering and
spouting. Call MR. SHIPLEY. GE. 415S.
SCREEN AND STORM SASH combinations.
Avoid future. delays and disappointment
due to limited stocks and arrange now for
your summer screens and winter storm
sash combinations reasonable cost, pay
for themselves through fuel savings: sashes
removable, from inside of home; exclusive
and metal ventilation fittings; deferred
payments; :, free demonstration and esti-
mate. Call any time. WO $3.50.
SEWING MACHINES-Guaranteed repairs
On any make adjusting ard Gling 81
ing machine dept. 3rd floor S. KANN
SONS CO. District 1900.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIhs-We inspect
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c
smous New a saes and seVee
2r1 ZOO 81 sinn wins
SNORING. underpinning, remodeline w. B.
GLEMMER, 2401 18th st. ne. Wash,
ii pheps Pp sc ans ssaSbraperes 30 faa1
bedspreads. 5-day delivery; expert work
manship; DAIGNEFAULT DECORATORS;
urHOLsTERING. custom work I Will
gladly g HgE use g69 ySur own material CLINTON
USED CAMERAS oought and sold. Full
LER & d'ALBERT. INC. el5 10th st. NV
VENETIAN sfil BLINDS cleaned. csc. up to
sRiss sssoa sssnsa %AsHlssTos sa1DE
AWNING CO. 2o2i 17tb NV DU $500
YOUR TREES CUT DOWN and carried
away Or cut up for your fireplace Call
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NoW8Re-
pairs, remodeling. cablnetwork: displays;
low prices. 2O7 E st. NV. Sligo 64sS 81.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
parsd suexIy
4 I'D
MI ae4o, s.5 pm. ASK for PEARL; a.
aaRs Gh9cKs ASST sAEsSRp Yftshs o red s
ALTERATIONS and house repairs. all types
hsII.s Ipsjde and p1 OUT l9ng experience ref
AfPEfANeHs. fPLH eEs'' refriseration Ell ] washing ma
shPii kEpxiSIp .issiI.. 5aa
Man ave- Sssets se fR fRd ls psta0 service
Rssmp Res ss ss iss l. FefI r "a caRBER Il
PRocTER and don't Gamble EX a7s7
BRiCK YORK in in III Iii its branches and and brick
pointing; Phone LU. ,7a1o: "a.
CARPENTER, remodeling, roofing. Cabinet
CARPENTRY. freproofins. screening, par
s!tS s'SGn messsss eooDMAS, {, Ho ss.s sss7 5s
irons; short circuits repaired: extra base
hffS 4 4sps4sa SA ssSshs
sfsx!ff ERxTfoS sas sERVieS " e a. aEa s4s4 nsts.
SLEcTRiC Eli Srsit wIKlNa fixtures extra out.
lets, repairs: old houses q specialty. REGAL
EkFERf EFF To sSs e cNs kA sss
porches. freplaces, steps. glass-block ga
RACES, carpentry, etc. DU.'2969, FERRARA.
FACTORY REPAIR and renoyating service:
Bring your old ties to LATTS TIE BAR
for quick service. eos 14th st. NV.
ESIs ao e s4SD'Hs 81 NO FARE "a s7ds hoAD Hous
FLOOR SANDING, 5einishing; gaxing and
FLOOR sANDING. f,nishing: hrst-class
work. LIT. FOLK, WO. O52s.,
FLOOR SANDING, clean and waxing.
LONG 4 STONE. RA. b717 or FIR. 4O33.
crrrRn conrRAcrINa c.rpe5sr,
painting anc paper hanging; screening and
storm sash, don't delay that repair. Job any
longer We have men and materials Give
US 4 cali Chestnut 6S4s
HEATING, BOILERS AND SYSTEMS re-
paired or replaced by trained, eficient
mechanics Free estimates on added rsdi-
alton or remodeling work. DAY ENGl-
NEERING CO.. 1400 Spring I'd. NV. AID.
1889.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COEORED woman wants cooking. clean
ing in apartment no children, no nights.
COLORED WOMAN. with S-yr,-old girl,
will exchange couple hrs. work in eve
nings for basement quarters in NV.
Ho. S694 from 9. to 3.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work am.
until pm. HO. 6S47.
GIRL. colored. wants Job e.h.w. and cook
ing: stay nights; u day and Sundays off:
prefer Conn. ave or Chevy Chase, D. c.
DU 34S3.
GIRL, eolored, wants part-time or day
work. Call after 5 pm. NO. 1921.
GIRL WANTS early morning office clean
ing. DU. 1928.
MAID, colored. cook and general house
work. Adults; live in. HO. 1882. 1928
woman, colored, wants curtains and
laundry to do at home; sunny yard; all
work guaranteed. HO. O612.
9 to / or l to 5. 1913 So. Quinn ST.,
WOMAN, colored. desires work as salad
girl or short-order cook. from 6-12 every
evening except Sun. Call FIR. 1882
oft a o4s
Evening star., 1945-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE or hotel proposition.
$500. Parking lot or used car lot, rent
500. Billiard parlor. $4,000. MA. 4639
GROCERY-Meat and beer; business 500
wsly living quarters gel-establshed vel cor cor
LII nsGss nsx doax TR 'sea so9d as
a % a1'eri for rgSt a psrty ca Mr.
Iceland, Idl Ian Trinidad s7aa after pm.
RooMiNG HOUSE SELLERS need 4
tsH cirele NJ. Pfssssns, e. i4sh col I'd uDd and
sss GsD50 bs phSns me sp%S tS quick stgs E
Capitals largest guest house broker. 1910
ys5pRt MGpHRN aya ErsFsaMaST F% M ina RE bote
traliy located averages $3.50 per day: rent
HTss sq CO. fs qSe6 We6dxs4d sale
nut siST AND IS GUN ia' VENDING ROUTE. approx
$500 cash; will instruct in operation. Box
new R' Clean LEA COUNTRY STORE BUSINESS.
selling meats, groceries, fruits, vegetables,
school supplies; rent very reas.. 5-year
sase ssv,f,. miles Md to D JoHs BqRpoIFT sjIE
Spring. Nd: cali Ashton 3s46.
wANTED-Rooming house of about 10
NV. section. Please state price and full
particulars; Boy 244-G, Star.
JAY hEALI1 ". OuerS attractive beauty
shop located in exclusive NV. apartment
house; no competition whatsoever; rent
and lease are excellent; priced at $3.50:
terms. Shown evenings For appt. call
Myrtle A. Weadon. RE 29s0
WELL-KNOWN INN, adjacent to George
town University; full price, SlS,500 in
cludes business, building and living quar-
ters; beer and wine license; $1,000
handles; excellent terms to the right party
JAY REALTY CO, RE. 1850.
NEW RESTAURANT, 504 No Randolph
Arlington. Va. completed in May; desire
American tenant of experience and excel
lent credit. Call OWNER BUILDER at
BEAUTY SHOP. fully equipped with ali
improvements. rent S45 including gas,
electric. heat and water: excellent busi-
ness; sell. small down payment. Call Glebe
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. completely stocked.
fully equipped. owner died, will sell cheap,
one of the best locations in city. rent
rea son able, 531 lIth NV, ME. 75ls. 25'
SHOE REPAIR SHOP to SELL complete ma
chinery and furniture: $50 mo. rent; ma
chinery worth $1,000, sell 81, 500 cash.
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PERSONAL.

MILLTNERY-LoUIsE CHMCOTE. custom
made hats, excellent remodeling, cleaning
and blocking. 1l10 st. NV. DI. 3505.
MILLINERY, RESTYLING, RLoCKiNG.
cleaning. trimming; fabrics. straws. felts,
made to order; exquisite samples in stocks.
"a
wIss-AMERICAN WATCHES repaired. 3
work Guaranteed. ELEcIRIcAI CENT CENTER is;
AND GIFT MART, 514 10th ST., between
bk. D snP fREDA SiS Z. osTRow, 7oo2 Conn. ave.
Appt. Mon. Wed. and Fri, 10 to z. WI
1871. Physiotherapy treatments, S. ga.
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo and finger
wave. 60c. ME. TITS MABELLK HON
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
AVIATION.

FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR at new airfeld
near Washington. Full OF part time. Give
tnl1 m q Setails ais B9X & al-K Star %.
from am. to 7.30 pm. daily Con-
yenient bus TRANSPORTATION. CoNGRES
afRFfANE siRFhAk FIXING MsTR1cTIoN given
daily from : am. to 1:3O pm. HYDE
FIELD, SP OSSS
Evening star., 1945-03-23
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

VIOLIN INSTRUCTION. beginners and ad-
vanccd. For appointment, AT. 3399. 26'
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typipg, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects Est
27 yrs: accredited INQUIRE now, Ma
233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. topp
Capitol Theater).
ACCOUNTING under 16 CPAs, quickly and
economically; CPA coaching; recognized
Free booklet ME- 4l7l.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

Register for a fall position
now; many, vacancies. ADAMS TEACHERS S
UNUsUAT PosiTIoNss-sten.' Na-day wk..
research, 5000. STEM, news service. S175.
Stem; sec. 5a-day ,wk, $1,000; sten;, use
Sc. 5A-day wk ST. 800. See Miss Young
at once. Welcome. Ma. 6241. Estab. II
yrs. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st.
next to church
Evening star., 1945-03-23
SITUATIONS MEN ond WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE want part-time ianitor
work, with quarters: no children. Call
ewes. after 5, all day Sunday, CO. 1856.
MAN AND WIFE want position as janitor;
live in. Phone DU. 609o 25"
Evening star., 1945-03-23
MOTOR TRAyEl.

DRIVING TO Los ANGELES. leaving Mar.
29th; would like 2 or passengers; will
exchange references. BOX 59-K. Star. 24s
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA about April ], /,
room for two or three. Call between and
8 pm. RE. 400, Apt. 212. 24s
Evening star., 1945-03-23

OVERSEAS TYPIsTS needed by American
Red Cross. must be single; between 23 and
oversees for the duration and as long
sisa5snss ne nscesSsTy; Salary sl5o plus $50
sRd = AMIRfsaR ZIP 'Ssss cSoss
Aexandria EXPRESS bus at isth and penna
ave. NV, to Pendleton St, walk 1 block
Monday evening for interview or call TIE
ZOO, Ext. II, for further information or
pm. and Sundays II to $50 EN-; So 80
faRTTME pad nffs dssHIERrse ssf fGnn sye se,
6-day week; vacation and bonus plan; op-
for IN Vino Hs hnDy
PIX oFERATokR. is exDeTieneed; peri nc '" excellent
ana Rpp %san esy ecs paf
PRACTICAL NURSE. white; live in; elderly
Rat1sn' RaTE cLfRkPTpisT fa PS for fire and cas-
ualty 1ny r, insqTance q,Ia agency ADKINS g.
sSd pe.ween and Hds pm Pnons Ask fa
RFcEPTfoN1sr, RI hPTspS must be accurate t,pist
sonnei once, HOTEL sTATLER. 18th and
RECORD SALESGIRL; pleasant working
conditions with progressive organization:
good hours. SUN RADIO. See Mr. Pelz
! LIP rI 1Er snd u rpK Is: nv n;w x.u.s..
of PIX board, days week. S8 day. MA.
| 5361. MR.. WHITMAN
ROOM CLERK and cashier. experienced in
hotel work: good pay, with meals; hours.
pm. to midnight. Apply in person,
manager, HOTEL FAIRFAX, 2100 Mass.
| ave. NV.
SALES CLERKS, candy and pastries; full
| time or evenings. good salary and meals
AVIGNONE FRERES. 1777 Col rd NV
ROSEMARIE DE PARIS. 1929 X st. NV.
/ Do not phone.
SALESGIRL for dress shop in Arlington:
| good salary and commission. WYNN'S
DRESS SHOP. 3134 Wilson blvd.
SALESGlkLs. part time. day or night.
| 90 cents hr. plus commission to start.
Apply STANDARD DRUG CO. Ills 6
| st. NV.
SALESGIRL, ladies' dept: permanent po-
937 ct. NV,
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Prvni zakony " osvobozene
e. 6. r..

Nemecke Tfsske marky Sc
nesm1 prijfmati a nejsou uzna-
ny "a platidlo.
Nemecky jazyk vyloucen re
vSech skol v Ceskoslovenske
Republice. Skoly budou pouze
ceske a slovenske. Uredni ia
zyk Dude pouze cesky a slo-
vensky.
Vsechny drahy, dolly a tez-
ky pr1mysl budou sestatneny.
Vsechny soudy budou ceske
a slovenske. Majetky Nemc1
nazistG a ceskych a sloven-
skych zradc1 budou zabaveny.
Pravdepodobne asi 900
Dude vystehovano z ceskych
zem1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
PRAHA Sc RYCHLE


Praha, 20. kvetna: - Tu a
tam v Praze je jeste slyseti ra-
ny z puSek co Rusove a Cesi
vyhanf je re sklepG a podkrov-
mich svetnicek zbyle nemecke
vojaky. Jinak ale Praha Sc ry-
chile zotavuje z revolucniho
pfevratu, ktery trval 5 dnG,
kdy neohrozeni v~lastenci vyr-
vail zbrane a tanky poleka-
nych N6mcG a drzeli strategic
ky dGlezite casti mesta az do
prfchodu Rush. Bylo 1redne
%oznameno, re 1900 partysand
bylo zabito. Mnoho dalsfch sc
pohresuje.
Prazane We velkych masach
vysli ma ulici a pomahali odkli-
zovati barikady a cistili mesto
pro dramaticky navrat presi-
denta Benese, ktery dine 16.
kvetna pc 6ti let6m vyhnanstvi
pfibyl do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Konev " Praze.

New York (CTK) - Poole
zpravy Reuterovy zpravodaj-
ske kancelaTe oznamil prazsky
rozhlas, re marsalek Ivan Ko-
nev, velitel armad, ktere osvo-
bodily Prahu, pfijel dine II.
kvetna do hlavnfho mesta. Sc
Sci Sc s cleny ceskoslovenske
vlady a ministerskym predse-
dou Zdenkem Fierlingrem a L.
castnil Sc recepce, kterou vlada
ma jeho pocest usporadala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
BENES Sc TRIUMFALNE
VRATIL DO PRAHY!

President Benes pfijel do
Prahy vlakem z Kosic a Brati-
slavy. Ma vyzdobenem Wilso-
novem nadrazf byl uvftan Gle
ny vlady s%ov6tskym a ceskoslo-
venskym vojenskym velitelem.
Pr jeho pTfchode zahrala vo-
jenska hudba ceskoslovenskou
a sovetskou narodnf hymnu.
DR.. BeneS proved prehlfdku
ceStne roty.
V ulicich, kterymi Sc presi-
dent a jeho prGvod ubiral z ma
drazf ma Hradcany, s~tatisfce
v~lastencG z Prahy a okoli pro-
volavali mu slavu.
Praha jasala radostf mad
pres. Benesem ktery projizdel
mestem v. otevfenem autu, &C
koliv tam byli tn a tam jeste
nemect1 zaskodnici. Ma Stare
mestskem Namesti, kde v po-
slen1 chv1li 4 nemecke bonn
bardaky znicili starobylou rad
nici s orlojem a 10 pamatnych
domu, promluvil pres. Benes k
shromazdenym dav1m. Pravil :
"NaSim heslem Dude ocistiti
naSi zemi ode vseho nsmecke-
no jak kultIrns TAX hospodar-
sky a Politely. ZHGstaneme
vsrni na$im slavnym ceskym a
slovenskym tradicim idealGGm
na$i revolucnf DOLBY, ideim nasi
move Slovanske Jednoty s vel
kym ruskym narodem a ostat-
mimi slovanskymi narody, KITE
re byly zpeceteny krvi ma bo-
jiStich."
Take volal pc nacrtnutf no.
We 1stavy, pc dGkladne reorga-
nisaci vefejne zpravy a DO u
tvorenf move ceskoslovenske
armady!
"Vzpomenme vdecne Stall
ma, R~ooseevlta a Churchilla "a
vse co ucinili pro lidskost v te-
to valce. NeZapomenme Fran
Gle a o~statnich Spojenc1. Vsi-
chni bojem a utrpenim 81 zfs-
kali podflu We Vftezstvf Demo-
kracie!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
MASARYK o BENESOVE
NAVRATU DO PRAHY.

We ctvrtek, IL. kvetna vysf-
lal americky rozhlas re San
Francisco tento projev mini
stra Jana Masaryka do Cesko-
slovenska:
Jmenem csl. delegace ma kon-
ferenci v San Francisco vftam
presidenta Edvarda Benese vi
Praze. Lituji, re jsem Sc ne
mohl s MIN vratit, a ackoliv vim
re prace, kterou zde delame
pro pffstf mir, je d1lezita = a
delame il radi- prece jen bych
byl uz rad donna s vami, drazi
osvobozeni.
S Benesem zacfnal jsem "a
hranicnf akci; S Benesem il kon
cine a S BeneSem budeme pra-
covat ma vystavbe move lidove
republiky CechG a Slovak1.
Vlada vypracovala program,
ktery Dude provadet, az wy no
schvalite. Skutecna socialni
spravedlivost, pravo ma slusne
placenou praci, skutecna demo
kracie a volnost jsou zakladnf-
mi kameny tohoto programu.
Prijedu Sc ma vas podivat, jak-
mile to Dude lidsky mono.
V San Francisco pracujeme
v nejuzsi spolupraci a harmonii
s delegacl Sovetskeho svazu
tax, jak Sc slusf ma slovanske O.
chrance srdce Evropy. Prace
naSi conference pokracuje, a
myslfm, re nejdele do tTi nedel
skonci. To neznamena, re vse-
chny otazky a problemy, ktere
jsou nutny k zahajenf move ia
Sc historic lidstvf, budou zde
definitivne Teseny, ale jsem pre-
sweden, re Sc nam podaff Wy
budovat solidni zaklad pro pff-
St1 politicke denf valkou tax
t6zce raneneho lidstva, jak uz
.isem nescetnekrat opakoval.
NaSe smlouva Sc Sovetskym
Ruskem je a zGstane zakladem
nasi pr1stf politicke struktury +;
je to dano nejen geografii, ny
brz i tolika zivotnlmi spolecny-
mi zajmy. To nam vsak nikte-
rak nebude branit, abychom by
Ii cinni v novem organismu, KITE
ry Sc zde uz definitivne rysuje
a abychom dale verne spolupra
covali sc zapadnimi demokra-
ciemi. Nase stanovisko zde vi
San Francisco je vseobecne u
znavano a respektovano. Vsi-
chni Tide dobre vile ved1, re to
byla nase zeme, ktera byla pr
vnf obetf Hitlerovy zbesilosti, a
re jsme to byli Ease my, v je-
jichz dome Sc prestalo stT1let az
naposled. Vsichni ved1, re je]
MAST samozfejmou povinnosti,
abychom Sc jednou provzdy "a
jistili pred opakovanfm takove
narodni Kalvarie.
Sudetsti Nemci, ktefi s jaso-
tenn uznali nechutne doktriny|
Hitlerova podomka Henleina,
nemajf v Ceskoslovensku co HE
dat. Jejich mfsto je v rozbite
a rozvracene nemecke valhalle.
To zde verejne hlasame a do
sud nenasel Sc nikdo, kdo by
nam odporoval. Ale svet vi, re
jsme dvacet let nell slusnou de-
mokracii. Cely svet ocekava,
re il jeste zdokonalfme a Ease
brzy budeme mezi prvnimi z
demokratickych malych statG.
Wy, kterf jste tolik vytrpeli, bu-
dete vGdci v novem vyvoji nasi
vlasti. My, kterf v cizine jsme
vedli zivot nebezpecny, ale vol
ny, my, kteTf jsme smell mluvit
a jednat tax, jak nam kazalo
svedomf, budeme vasimi pomoc
Milky, budete-li mas potfebovat.
Myslim dnes ma Prahu, ma
prazsky Hrad, ma nasi vlajku a
take trochu ma lansky hTbitov.
lehman YAM, hladim vas a ne
smlrne Sc teS1m ma videnou.
Pravda zv1tezila. Tentokrat
to must byt vftezstvf trvale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-25
Lublinska vlada prejala uzemi
ma zapad cd Odry.

Authority Lublinske vlady pre-
jaly cd rude armady nekolik
distriktG, lezfcich ma zapad cd
Odry, jak oznamil rozhlas z
Vratislavi, kontrolovany Rusy.
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A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-25
MARINE OFFICERS
TO ADDRESS VICTORY :
LOAN MASS MEETING

NEW BERN, Oct. "a. - Maj E.
J. Halloy, USMCR, aide to Maj.
Gen. Ralph ]. Mitchell, comman-
ding general of air bases at Cherry
Point, and Maj. Harry W. Reed.
USMCR, operations officer at the
Marine air station, will make
brief talks on the Victory loan
campaign here Friday afternoon
at the Harvest Day festival pro-
gram in front of the federal build
ing, following a lengthy parade
through the city.
Farmers are expected to spend
the afternoon in New Bern as
guests of the city and chamber OF
commerce, at this first annual har-
vest festival. A number Of gaily-
decorated floats are being arrang-
ed for the parade by George P.
Arlington, of Rocky Mount, n d
the line promises to be the most
colorful seen here for years.
Representative Harold Cooley Of
Nashville will be the chief speaker
at the postoffice program. He will
be introduced by Representative
Graham A. Barden Of New Bern.
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SERVICE WORKERS
ATTEND INSTITUTE

Volunteer workers in the Home
Service department of the Will
mington chaper o the American
Red Cross attended morning and
afternoon sessions Of training in
stitute held in the Home Service
offices in h Trust building on
Tuesday.
Under discussion at the two ses-
sions were changes in the depart
ment's policies, and training was
given the members to equip them
to assist veterans in obtaining
claims and pensions, hospitaliza-
ton, vocational rehabilitation, edu-
cation under the CT Bill of Rights,
insurance, unemployment pay
ments and other benefits and
claims due the veterans.
Leonard w. Barrett. representa-.
tive of the State Veterans Com
mission, spoke at the end Of the
morning session and explained the
nature of his work. Barrett said
he would attempt to marshal the
resources of volunteer business
men to assist the veterans in loan
and bushes projects. and work to
fill in gaps in veterans services.
He also said he would acquaint the
public with these services.
In attendance at the two sessions
were: Mrs. Herbert Bluethenthal,
Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs. Alfred
Sternberger, Mrs. Mary D. Hard
wick, Mrs. John Hardin, Mrs. Har.
ris Newman, Mrs. Blake D. APP
plewhite, Mrs. William N. Hender.
son, Mrs. E. c. Hines, Mrs. Har-
ry Solomon. Mrs. James Hughes
and Mrs. David Murchison, two
others workers in the department..
were unable to attend the meet
ings.
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BROTHERS SERVE

William L. Chadwick, seaman
first class, has notified his mo-
Their, Mrs. Mary e. Chadwick Of
this city, that he is safe in Manila
although his ship, the U. S. S
Oberon, was tossed about fol
four days like rubber ball." dur
ing the typhoon which recently
struck the Philippines and inflict'
ed heavy damage. Young Chad
wick has served with the amphi.
bious forces in both the Atlantic
and Pacific, taking part in many
major campaigns. He joined the
Navy in 1913.
T-Sgt. r. E. Chadwick, Jr., has
been discharged after six years
service with the Army Air Corps.
He is also the son Of Mrs. Mary
E. Chadwick. A 1889 graduate
of New Hanover High school, R.
E. Served in Panama, Trinidad,
and Alaska. He has gone to Salt
Lake City, Utah, to join his wife,
the former Miss Louise Anderson.
and he will make his home there.