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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
Housewife Has
Self Imposed
CurfeW Rules
Nv RUTH MILLETT

The tempest in a teapot created
Nv the. War Mobilization Director
James F. Byrnes' midnight cur
few imposed on the entertainment
world. didn't cause a ripple IN the
mind of Mrs. Average Housewife.
These war years have imposed
curfew on her night life that
would convince night club proprie-
tors that midnight was really the
wee small hours Of the morning.
There have been no nights out for
her since the school girls, who
used to mind the children Satur-
dav night when she and Joe step
ped out, have gone to work in the
local defense plant. AS a matter OF
fact. since hubby has been work
ing two and three hours more
each day than he did in pre-War
years, he's so tired she can't even
get him to play few hands OF
gin rummy with her after the din
ner dishes are done.
Even if she were fortunate
enough to find someone to sit
with the children and Joe did de-
eide that a night out might be
fun, the budget wouldn't stand it.
Not with those extra war bonds
they're buying, the higher price
of food and the way clothes wear
out so fast.
Besides, they asked their ration
board for only enough gas to ride
back and forth from the station
once day, SO there's really none
to spare for cavorting around the
community to out of the way road
houses.
AND so to BED
And they remember the time
last year when they planned tc
celebrate their anniversary at the
incest club in town. They hao
made reservation a week in ad
vance. She had had her hair done
and bought new dress for the
occasion. When they arrived the
head waiter told them there must
have been some mistake, there
was no table in their na:ne-but
they noticed that the couple
just ahead Of them had gotten
one for a five dollar tip.
No, the midnight curfew or
night clubs won't cause a ripple
night clubs won't cause a ripple
in the household Of Mr.. and Mrs
Average American. They're usu.
ally dead to the world by 1C
o'clock these work-filled war days,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
Warsaw Auxiliary
Conducts Meeting

WARSAW, Feb. a. The mon'h-
~, meeting Of the Presbyterian
auxiliary was held at the church
with Mrs. J. M. Pierce, president.
presiding. A program on missions
was presented by Mrs. Pierce.
Miss Nell J. Bowden and Mrs. j..
W .Farrior. Mrs. Walter P. Bird
gers led the devotional. Special
guests at the meeting were Mrs.
D. M. shewbrooks of Philadelphia
and. Mrs. Marshall Williams, Jr.,
of San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. F. j. Bars entertained at
her home Saturday afternoon with
a party conplimenting her daugh-
ter, Carol Lee Bars, on her fifth
birthday anniversary. Mrs. W. M:
Buck and Mrs. James Farmer as
sisted in directing games and
serving
Mrs. Emma Chambers, Miss Eu-
la Powell, and Mrs. ]. T. Gresham
were the hostesses to the February
meeting of the James Kenan chap
ter of the U. D. c. Tuesday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Cham
bers and Miss Powell. Mrs. Henry
L. Stevens, Jr., president, presid.
ed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
PERSONALS

Miss Helen Clark Of Tarboro, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Thomas at her home on Market
street.
Mrs. W. H. Northrop, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Nor
rison W. Divine on South Front
street, left Wednesday for her
home in Charlotte. :.
Bertram Quelch of Forest Hills,
is a patient at the Atlantic Coast
Line hospital in Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Quelch accompanied him
there.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Moore,
who are now residing In Norfolk,
Va, arrived Thursday afternoon
to spend few days at their home,
1920 Market street. Lieut.. Moore,
USNR, is stationed at Little Creek,
near Norfolk.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
'sCollege
Students To- Hear
1t. Brown Talk

GREENSBORO, Feb. u. - 1t.
John Mason Brown, USNR, New
YORK drama critic who until re-
Gently was on the staff OF Vice
Admiral Alan G. Kirk, and is now
on inactive duty, will lecture at
The Woman's college Thursday
night of next week. He is a SUBJ
stit1,te on the college lecture course
for Lord Halifax, British an1bassa-
dor who cancelled his November
engagement.
Last appearance at The Woman's
college of Lieutenant Brown, lee
ture course favorite of many years
standing. was three years ago.
Since then he mas seen active serv-
ice with the navy and been in the
invasions of Sicily and Normandy.
It is on the basis of what he has
observed that he will discuss in
his lecture the topic, what We
Should Have Learned from the
War"
Lieutenant Browns account Of
what was happening on the Sicil.
ian beachheads, broadcast to the
crew of Vice-Admiral Kinks flag
ship, was a classic Of war report.
ing. His peculiar talent for rapid
fire speech and colorful detail was
capitalized on by the navy in meet
ing complaints Of ship personnel
that they never know what goes
on in battle.
To add to his publications on the
drama, two books have come from
Lieutenant Browns navy expert.
ence, "To ALI Hands, and a later
book Of greater events, MANY a
Watchful Night"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
Mary Humphrey Makes
Meredith Deans List

RALEIGH, Feb. o. Mrs. Vera
Tart Marsh, registrar at Meredith
college has just released the fig
ures on the fall term Deans
List" list of outstanding stu
dents, who will receive certain.
honors during the spring term be-
cause of exemplary grades. CT stu
dents were listed, 20 seniors, 20
freshmen, out of the student body
of 600.
Mary Humphrey Of Wilmington
was one Of the freshmen listed.
She is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Humphrey Of Brook
wood.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
VALVE VENTS

A valve vent sealing the cells of
military aircraft batteries while
the plane is in any position but
from spilling from the batteries
and causing damage to the plane
or the battery. The valve allows
for perfect functioning of the plane
by automatically opening when the
plane resumes a normal position.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
Children's Swap Shop Booms
BY ARLENE WOLF
AP Newsfeatures Writer

NEW YORK.-Any mother who
has been turning the town topsy
turvy in a search for rubber ga
loshes, ice skates and other hard
to-get children's items can appre-
ciate what the new Children's
Swap Shop means to residents
of lower Manhatt an.
There, for the swapping, are
diapers, children's underwear,
shoes, snow suits, all-wool sweat
ers and even a couple Of receiv-
ing blankets. Opened recently at
New York's Greenwich House, un-
der the combined auspices of the
Lower East Side Council and the
Manhattan CDVO, the shop is
the fourth CDVO swapping en-
terprise in the area devoted sole
ly to children's goods.
The first days business at the
new shop, which operates on the
point swap system, is an indica-
ton that swapping will be as
steady rs 1t has been at the other
trading centers, where in period
of six months 31,783 articles yere
brought in, and about 8,625 taken
out.
Volunteers at the Children's
Shop recorded 81 articles received
during the opening day, and about
Is carted off by triumphant trad
ers who found swapping a good
substitute for shoe leather. The
majority of requests so far are
for dresses, snowsuits and skates.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
Women Of The Moose
Will Sponsor Party

The Women's chapter Of the
Loyal Order Of Moose will spon-
sor a bingo party tonight at he
lodge hall, Ais North Front street.
A small admission will be charged
and members and friends are in
vited,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23

When we are awake, our blood
pressure is 20 points higher than
when we are asleep.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-23
CLUB CLOCK

The Winter Park Home DEM
onstration club will meet at 8
p. m. today at the home Of
Mrs. S. E. Sorry.
The James Walker Hospital
Alumnae Association will have
an oyster roast at 7 pm. to-
night on Greenville Sound.
Members are invited to attend.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16
POHRBY.

= 10. listopadu zemTela ma
HE Sinai nemocnici p1. Mil
dred F~irnstein, (rozena Ticha) I,
manzelka Michala Firnsteina,
118 S. Washington st. We start
81 let. Narodila sc v Baltimore.
Pohfeb zesnule konal Sc We
stfedu, IA. listopadu z domu
sestry p1. Elenor Lauder, 228 S.
Castle St. do kostela sv. OndTe-
je a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele a byl vypraven p.
Harlem Schimunkem.
" dtery, 13. listopadu zem-
rel nahle starry, vazeny krajan
p. Josef Novotn ,2312 E. Eager
st. Bylo mu 80 let. Narodil Sc
V Ceskoslovensku a do Ameriky
pfijel pred 62 roxy. Jeho man
zelka pf. Antonio Sonberg-No-
votna nenf tomu davno prede-
sla jej ma vecnost. Pan Novotny
byl znamym obchodnikem a
Tezn1kem nynf ma odpocinku.
Byl pres SO rokG clenem Radu
Blank G. S. A. a jedn1m z jeho
pfedsedG a tez k Sok. Jednote
"Blesk" prinalezel skoro so ro-
XII. Byl dlouholetym clenem
Stav. Spolku "Slavie" a jeho
mlstopfedsedou. Dale patril k
[. Ceskemu Dem. Klubu Z. war
dy a k Dem. Klubu Ceskych
MladikG. Ztrac1me v mem take
dlouholeteho odb6ratele "Tele-
grafu." Zanechava zde Ear
moucene dcery: pf. Hildu JOS
ka, Annu Zavadil a Flu Jecelin
Pohfeb zesnuleho Dude sc
konati dnes, v patek, 16. listo-
padu We 2 bod. odpol. re Schi-
mGnkova Pohr. Domu ma Cesky
Narodn1 Hfbitov. Sc zemrelym
bratrem Sc rozlouc1 "a Rad Bla-
nix, pfedseda br. Bernard Ma
rex a "a Sok. Jedn. "Blesk"
starosta br. B1lek. Nosici rak-
We budou bratTi cd obou jmeno-
vanych Short.
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SpOrtOvni Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pffstf dtery, dine 20. listopa-
du Mr.. Ed Contos poTada vel
kolepe kf1zkove zapasy v Coli
scum.
V hlavnim zapase ktery ur-
eel jest ma dobu jedne porazky
dcinkovati budou:
Tommy O'Toole, 234 ID. z
Miami, Fla. VS.. "Secret" Atom
CD 275 ID.
Matte Brown, 224 ID. (For-
mer Boxer) z Washingtonu VS..
Bill Turner, 223 ID. (Former
Heavyweight Boxer)z Roanoke
Zapas tento jest urcen ma 6
petit minutovych kol.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkujf
Chick Garibaldi, 218 Id. re
st. Louis VS.. Mike Halter, 218
10. Polish American).
George Macricostas, 218 Id.
Golden Creek VS.. Ed "Strang
Ter" White, 236 b. z Chicago.
Milo Steinborn, 224 Id. z
Memphis VS.. Harry Finklesteln,
220 Id. z Bostonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16
MlStni Zprayy.
ZPRAVY Z CURTIS BAY.
Iraglcka smrt syna krajanIG
Ludvika a Blanche Spicka.

Louis Frank spicka, Shipfit-
ter BIC U. S. N. r., syn p. a pf.
Ludvfka spicky, 1914 Locust
St., Curtis Bay, zemTel v Ma
mornl nemocnici Oceanside,
Calf. %. rfjna nasledkem po-
ranenf v automobilovem Geep)
nestest1. Jeho pohTeb konal Sc
S vojenskymi poctami dine 10.
listopadu V National Cemetery
ma Frederick Road, Gainesville.
Okolnosti jeho smrti nebyly SIDE
leny rodicGm v telegram cd
Navy Dept. Louis byl star 33
rokG.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore 26.
cervna 1912 a navStevoval We
rejnou Skolu v Curtis Bay. Pred
dobrovolnym vstupem do ma
mOfnictva v srpnu 1913 byl "a
mestnan Rustlers Iron a Steel
Corp. V naSem meste. V dnoru
1915 byl donna ma 3Oti denni
dovolene. Sedm Battle Stars
bylo ma jeho pacificke kampa-
noe stuzce. Slouzil ma letiStni
lodi Hornet. V dobe jeho
tragick6 smrti byl pTidelen k
Naval Communication Dept,
Falls Brook, Calf.
Krone zarmoucenych rodicn
Zde zanechal sestry: Blanche
Gischel a Renetta Spicka a bra
try: William, Frank a George
Spicka.
Nasfm dlouholetym odberate-
ldm p. a p1. Ludv1k Spicka pro
jevujeme mad tezkou ztratou
jejich syna upTimnou soustrast.
Cest budiz jeho pamatce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16
JEDEN SYN MA DOVOLENE
A u DO CIVILU.

Pvt. James Blahut, syn kra-
janG FrantiSka a Josefy Blahut,
1431 Cherry ulice, Curtis Bay,
zavftal domu ma kratkou dovo-
lenou re Chanute Field, I'll.
Druhy syn Warrant Officer
Frank Blahut byl nedavno cest-
ne propulsion re svazku u. S.
PObTeznf Straze. Frank J. je
manzelem pf. Elizabeth Blahut
a otcem maleho Franka Jr., kite
ry mel z navratu tat1nka ne
smirnou radost. Toz bylo u
Blahut1 radostne rodinne shle-
DAM.
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Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
ODE DNESKA MUZETE
POSfLATI BALICKY DO
CESKO

Listovni po$ta do Ceskoslo-
venska byla otevfena zat1m az
do vahy 4 liber a 6 unci. T1mto
uvoln6nfm Sc mohou do Cesko-
slovenska posflat i bal1cky az
do uveden6 vahy. PoStovne ba-
l1ku je ovSem vysok6. Platte
"a balik tolik, jake kdybyste
posflali dopis. Tedy "a 4 libry
a 6 unci zaplatfte $2.12 postov-
n6ho. Je to vsak velke ulehce-
nj pro ty lid, kteTf cht6ji poslat
jiz nynf do Ceskoslovenska a.
lespon jeden vanocni balicek.
Listovnf zasilky jsou totiz do
pravovany tax rychle, jake O.
hycejn6 dopisy. A Poole zku-
Senostf, kter6 jsme z1skali, do
chazejf obycejne dopisy do &c
skoslovenska "a II az 20 dn1.
Poole toho by VaSi pTatel6 v
Ceskoslovensku dostali ballcek
jiz zacatkem prosince.
Pripominame znovu, abyste
posflali zatim jen vsci nejnut-
nej$i, protoze ccekavame brz.
Ike otevFeni regulerni posty "a
normalni levnou balikovou sluz.
bu.
Prohledn6te 81 mas cenik re
gulernich ballkd &c. II, par
eel post). .
Pro sv6 pfatele jsme vsaE
pTipravili jeden levny vanocni
balik, ktery prodavame "a
$3.50. V Gene je zahrnuto
dopisove poStovne. Na$e bali.
ky jsou sestaveny tax, ze z mich
pTijemce neplati zadne clio.
V naS1 dnesnl oznamce I'VE
Tejnujeme obsah balicku &. 10:
Vanocnf Pozdrav.
Objednavky t6chto bal1ck6 a
"Vanocn1 Pozdrav" jakoz
pravidelnych bal1kG &c. 10
prijfmaj1 zdejSf pracovn1ci v
Baltimore p. Anton1n a pf. Ri
zena CihlaT.
OKO & COMPANY
Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16

= Kdokoliv by 81 pral krasny
nabozensky nast6nny kalendaf
ma rok 1916 katolicky nebo pro
testantsky, zastavte Sc pro nej
nebo poSlete lfstek do Schim6n-
kova PohTebn1ho Domu, 2601-
1908 E. Madison ST. Nezapo-
mente udati jaky kalendaT 81
pfejete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16

Pomocny Vybor 10000
Mrs. hragl LOO
Mrs. Hrubes 200
Ma Ceskoslovenskv Ger. KTfz:
Rad Cechie 1000
Karel Porkat 500
Frank Stasek 500
John Vrablic 500
Eduard Rychtar 500
Mr.. a Mrs. E. RychtaT mi. 500
Mr.. a Mrs. Fryer 500
p. Ferdinand Kalas 2.61
Ma cesk6 deti:
Mr.. a Mrs. Ed. RychtaT 500
K uct6ni pamatky p. Filipa
Nohy daruje rodina Black z
Hollywood $500.
K uctenf pamatky pf. Marie
Cerne daruj1 mfsto, kvetin pri-
telkyne p1. Anna Bourek a Ma
RE Troch $500.
K uctenf pamatky pf. Kat.
Hromadnfk daruie mfsto kvetin
pl. anna NoVak $500.
K uctenf pamatky synovce
Pic. James J. PavIfka daruif
stryc a teta Vincent a Anna Pa
vlfk $500.
K pamatce padlych hrdind
Anna smrha $500.
P1. Fratn. Lehecka a dcery
ku v%zpomince ma ctvrt6 vyrocf
1mrt1 manzela a otce D.. Josefa
Lehecky $500.
K uctenf pamatky pf. Amy
Hajek daruje pf. Viktorie Va
la $500.
K uctenf pamatky padlych
hrdinG bratri Rudolfa a Karla
Matouskovych pf. Anna Smrha
$500.
Rodina Jaroslava Francfka k
uctenf pamatky Sgt. u. S. A.
Ladie L. Malace ma misto kv6-
tin $500.
Uhrnem "Sbfrka Vft9zstvf"
obnasela $855.61.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16
Predbezna Ornament zabav:

Sobota, II. listopadu: = V
Delnickem Dome Posv1censkou
Zabavu porada Delnicky Podp.
Spolek "Rovnost."
27. a %. listopadu: - "Po-
sv1censkou Veceri" poTadaji
Young Ladies Osady sv. Vacla-
va. Vecere cd 6 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16

ANoOJ0 o. V doll hdIp C1IhO O.OO
Josef a Marie Kraft 500
Ferd. a Antonio Kalas 500
Vaclav a Ludmila MinaT 500
a Marie Hrabanek 1900
Anna Smrha 300
BarbOra DvOrak 500
Josefa Stiegler 200
Frank a Marie Steiner 200
Karel KalaS 100
Frank a Marie Bernat 500
DR.. Marie Cakrtova 800
DR.. Sigmund Mandl 1000
Antonln a Ruzena CihlaT 500
Michael a Joan Richter 500
Jerry svejda 500
Bernard a Antonio Marek 500
Anton a Anezka Rys 500
Joseph a Marie Pokorny 1900
Karel a Lidka Zahradka 500
Mr.. a Mrs. Joseph Kris 500
Antonio Cincibus 500
Alois MaSek 100
James a Alzbeta Primus 500
pan a PAM A. Chlumsky 200
Oscar a Anna Cesky 500
p1. Anna Turecek a
pan Josef Prochazka 1000
Karolina Sevc1k 500
Matylda Engelhard 500
John Svitak 500
pan a pant 3. OuTecky 500
p. a p1. Edw. w. Rychtar 500
BALTIC. Jednota Sokolic 500
Marie Wilkens 500
Anna Siroky 500
Marie Sappe 500
Joseph a Marie Peroutka 500
Josef a Frantiska Luther 500
Frank aAnastazie Kotras 1000
Anezka Svejda 1000
Marie Pillar 100
Joseph Novotny 100
Frank a Anna Miller 500
Otakar Miller 500
Karel Kalas 500
Fred Klimes 500
Vaclav a Marie PTihoda 400
Albert a Marie Hocky 500
Marie a Olga SochGrek 500
Josef a Bozena Bflek 500
p. a p1. Adolf Torovsky 5000
Alois a Barbora Hejduk 800
p. a p1. Rupert Dunaja 800
Frank a Frances Slama 500
Prokop a Veronica Pernica 500
ROdina LukSova 500
Anna a Bohumil Opava 500
Anton a Teresie Vancura 500
Frank a Karolina Kraus 500
Jerome a Anna Neuman 500
Rodina Matejkova 500
Frank a Barbora Hora 500
Albert a Josefa Taborsky 1000
Richard Taborsky 500
Stanislav Taborsky 500
Gustav Taborsky LOO
Rodina PaT1zek 500
Frank a Marie Davis 500
Rodina p. j. Koutn1ka 800
Jaroslav a Bob. Cihlar 500
Frank a Josefa Hejny 500
August a Lillian Klecka 500
Mattel a Marie Lehecka 200
Terezie Cerny 400
j. M. a Marie Vondracek 1000
Vaclav a Marie Kozak 800
Mr.. a Mrs. G. N. Haugton 500
Josef a Antonio Nenadal 500
Mr.. a Mrs. Jar. Taborsky 500
Mr.. a Mrs. Kar. Hrubes st. 500
Josef a Marie Krfz 800
Bernard Opava 500
Josefa JeTabek 500
Rodina Vaclava Janaty 1000
Gustav a Karolina STREET 500.
Bozena DeGrange 500.
KateTina Raul 500
DR.. VIM. a Vic. Rysanek $500
Frank a Antonio Koran 500
pi. Anna Joska z Rosedale 500
Marie Kosina 800
Anna Melka LOO
Alois a Barbora Machacek 800
Rodina Franka Drsaty 500
Soul 1.OOl
Frank Steinhardt 5.OOl
Siroky LOO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16

va
V 1cte obdivu a dikn pfehlf-
ZINE praci v ramci Ceskeho Ma
rodniho Sdruzenf vykonanou
hlouckem obetavych lidi ktefi
pres vsechny tezke zacatky pra
covali nezistne vedeni laskou a
rozhodnut1m vytrvati az do
konce boji "a Svobodu Marc
da Ceskoslovenskeho.
Vid1me ceske zeny pracujfci
v Pomocnem Vyboru neb "a
bavnlm Vyboru Odbocky. vi
dime vsechno to sitf, pletenf,
hackovani, pecenf, uklfzenf,
myt1 nadob1, radeni sc ably z to-
no mala Sc co nejv1ce udelalo.
ISnad jsou to miliony hodin ztra
Ivene v praci pro Vlast, pTi tech
Bazarech, Stoleckovych Zabav,
Mikulasskych Zabav a cetnych
Narodnfch PodnikG. Prace pro
Americky KT1z, Polskou Pomoc
Mezinarodn1 Pomoc a Sbirky.
Vid1me ceske truhlaTe i netru-
hlafe staveti stanky, sbfjeti be-
dny. Vid1me ceskeho umelce
poboufeneho nazistickym nasi-
lin tvoriti nesmrtelne dllo a ma
posledy ne vsak poslednf nybrz
ma prvn1m m1ste vid1me ceske
stafenky tezce pracujfcf mytfm
uradoven, pletenfm puncoch a
pfinasej1cl dollary pro Osvobo-
zenf rodne hroudy, malicke
zemi We stTedu Evropy, jejich
neZapomenutelne Vlasti a po-
moci lidu teto pronasledovane
zeme.
Neni nasf vinou, re Sized G.
N. S. mcdowell vyTesiti sporne
otazky mezi Vychodem a Ia
padem, mcdowell udrzeti neroz-
delenou cinnost i ma dale z KITE
rez by vessel uzitek nejen pro
mas Americe ale i nasemu ma
rodu. V tezkych zacatcfch my
v Baltimore nechtejfce sc pri-
davati ku kterekoliv strane
koncfme nasi praci die usnese-
nj radne schGze 16. rfjna 1915
a veskere jmen1 tento den ma
ruce v obnosu $1,105.0O ode
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Romanove spracovani prazske-
no p~OvStani.

(CTK) = Poole zpravy bra
tislavskeho casopisu "Cas" re
dine 10. zaf1 znamy sovetsky
spisovatel Konstantfn Simonov,
ktery "a sve navst6vy v CSR te-
sf Sc 1--WE pozornosti, prozradil,
ze zpracoval tez romanove
prazske majove pobstan1.
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Umelecka pozGstalost Preissi.
gova byla z vstSi cast znicena

(GTK) = Svobodne Cesko-
slovensko pojednava o osudU
Preissigovych del v Pamatn1ku
Osvobozen1. Sbirka kreseb,
grafik a tiskG zesnuleho umel-
ce byla "a Tad6n1 NemcG v Pa
matn1ku znicena. Jen nahodou
Sc podafilo objevit a zachranit
nekter6 kresby, grafiky a dopi-
sy Preissigovy. V celku isou to
vsak skutecne nejcennejsi pra-
ce mistrovy, z. nichz dyse jeho
Iaska k vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16

vzdavame Ceskoslovenskemu
Kr1zi prostrednictvfm Ceskoslo-
venskeho Velvyslanectvf We
Washingtone.
Konecne dekujeme Sokolske
Jednote "Blesk'' "a bezplatne
propGjcovan1 m1stnosti pro ma
Sc schGze pc cely cas- trvani
Odbocky. Rovnez Baltimorske-
mu casopisu "Telegraf' "a kras
nou spolupraci uverejnovanfm
nescetnych clankd, zprav, W.
kazG a pod. Dale New Yor-
skym ListGm, Baltimorskym Lis
tGm "a vsechnu podporu v nasi
praci. Bratru Jar. Maresovi "a
spolupraci v Csl. Rozhlasu.
zvlaste vsak Yam, kteT1 jste da-
ry at penezitymi neb vecnym5
mas tax stedTe podporovali neE
jenom tax docflili jsme vysled.
ku ma ktery v Marylandu jsme
hrdy!
DfKY VAN VsEM!
Ia Odbocku
A ZVfTEZf"
v Baltimore, Md.
Vykonny Vybor
&. N. S.
Celkova zprava "Sbirky Vitez
stv1" zahajena " breznu 1915
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A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16
Sl3.829.29
S13.829.29

Jan Kaspar, pTedseda
Vaclav Kozak, 1cetnf
Marie Kraft, pokladni
Frank Steiner, Bernard Marek,
ucetn1 vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-16
Konecna Zprava Odbocky "Pravda Zvltez7'
" Baltimore, Md.

va, Ocenaskova, Rysova, RHO
va, siroka, stipsakova, smrho-
va, Severova, Radkova, Vlkova,
Wilkensova, Zahradkova a Ze-
manova. Bratfi: Blaha, A. CT
hlaf, o. Cesky, Lehecka, v.
Martinez, Patrick, PECK, Pri-
mus, Radek, Steiner, Stipsak,
Opava, Kozak. Tez nam byly
napomocny sestry Pomocneho
Vyboru, Baltimorske Jednoty
|Sokolic a clenove Sok. Jednoty
"Blesk."
Sestry nase podfleli Sc ma Ma
rodnfch Sbirkach Americkeho
Cerveneho Kr1ze a Community
a War Fond6 a vzdy jejich pre-
depsane kvoty pfekrocily veil
kym procentem. Odkoupeny
znamky Csl. Legionar1 z prvnf
Svetove Valky Kazdym rokem
zaslane. Rozprodano mnoho
agitacn1ch brozur, knih a po-
hlednic. Zabavnf vybor rovnez
vystrojil pres 300 panenek KITE
re rozprodal pri r1znych pod
nic1ch. Clenove Sc pine sdfleli
ma agitacfch a praci S prodava-
MIN Valecnych BondG a Una
mex. Bratr Rudolf Par1zek
daroval Odbocce obraz "Lidi-
ce" Jim malovany iehoz kopie
pfinesla znacny uzitek do po-
kladny Odbocky.
Urednfky Odbocky cd 1893
byli: Predsedou Frank Hejny,
mistopredsedy Ant. Vancura a
Marie Pokorny; pokladnikem
J~aroslav j. Toula; 1cetnikem
Ant. Radek; t%ajemnikem Fer
dinand Kalas, ktery tento Trad
zastaval pc celou dobu trvani
Odbocky.
Druhym rokem: pfedsedou
Ant. Vancura; m1stopredsedy
Jan Kaspar a Anna Mizerov-
ska.
Tretfm rokem: pfedsedou Jar
Kaspar, mfstopredsedy Vacla1
Kozak a r. Legro.
Ctvrtym rokem "a odstoupe.
neho pokladnfka J. J. Toulu
zvolena sestra M. Kraftova.
Y patem roce: M1stopfedseds
Bernard Marek; 1cetnim V
Kozak kter1 vytrvali v roce ma.
| sleduiicim.
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and furnished upon applica-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-14

a petition, the maximum rent re-
mains as presently established.
Mr.. Moore also observed that
there seems to be popular mis-
understanding of the regulations
concerning the eviction of tenants
in the event of the sale of property.
In those cases where the pur-
chaser desires to occupy the &C.
comodations from which it is nee
essary to evict tenant, certifi-
cate relating to eviction must be
secured from the OPA before the
purchaser or seller may institute
proceedings under the local law
to evict the tenant. Such certifi-
cate ordinarily gives the tenant
the right to remain in occupancy
for a peNod of three months after
the date the purchasers petition
for certificate is received in the
Area Rent office, rather than from
the date of sale.
In some instances, landlords have
waited several N -nths before filing
petition, under which circum-
stances they must wait the usual
three months period after filing
with the Rent Office.
"