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LOTS FOR SALE Cont. J .

4 HOUSE LOTS on Monro. 81. nv.
near 10Th 81 Brokers attention. l., ,.
PRINCE. MI 44Sf
DESIRABLE LOTS 10 os sold in sroup.
west OF 10th st south OF Decatur nv.
TrItphnne IA "l54 Ill
WHEELER RID. Sc, ~ mics D c. line;
luux4Oh, 81 900 Also . lots Just of
Whtelr! I'd iooX?,5. $500 T D
BURGESS, 2524 Pa ave. Sc. FIR 2ao2
tlIl q 10
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INDUSTRIAL LAND. sppIoxImat.iv .
acre. | mile ON IAN s. brldsr. IN A.
!InEtOH- w Only IA minute. py irHck
% IAN and = St, Paved street sil IN.
prov.msnts svs3iabs bus " block> Con.
FenIent 10 sboG supply suitable tor lGh
laLnuIy oOtt!nE pisnt
warehouse, ttc An outstanding Duv
might sell pan WAIVER BROS INC
Washington Bnldlns DI >ioo ewes
Oh a't3s T.!
SPECIAL BARGAIN 80 Il on :. : SloIng
. tes! barGsin for investor. Acl todsS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY CAPTAIN, VIE, daughrrr, -.
hn.E"r horse or apt " o. . oedrms
perm sssignmcnr. WI 9l9s OF OIL. 5It;,i.
vErfRAN needs c-bcdgoom house. apt.
Aa'. II or tutH nv Apr. ] / employed Ru-
sr. ,tSh0'Gor ~11 I@Hi% .;,t ~ Kansas GP. 10
nlPtnMAT needs house or apartment un-
I 'Enl.hrt, : OF I bedrooms NorthWcs
s. N "I.!;te % nay wear IN advance.
nr~INFSswoM,N TNTCrrIyr desires to
tfhi summer house. furnished, Of high
.tp0 .oi y Or :! months. located within
~. Gi-,e Of Washnglon. hlsneSt ref
t,,,,, n,GH. Address Box 4".;-X. star. Q
nee. 'HEre hCd2 nou- NV sect ION
Van MIfhjcah ZOO othce hourS weekdays
rrrlIC HEALTH DOCTOR. no rhIloren
a>S,cuc0 Bethesda pcImanrnt.v drsIe> 10
en- 2 or neGrm ap' o. small. mouse IN
I'm nv jtin" p'eierab!r IN u v on
.o0Jnyn area, ,op rent. >>o, Telephone
roo own curs. property I Will taae
"a o. No',S. NaEy calfo!N wife :
G71'Gfen, re-. re 2-nsdroom uutugn houSe
tn,e,Gt ". D. c, or nearh5 Va. CAL IE
NAN>L OFFICER wishes to .case f.!n or
't.i1. a. 2i}2fedE%9m i{2e mouse or apt, Call RA
NEED 2-bcdrm hs "a. APP, uasu,n, no
.Hr'drcn. PORN vAi pay IN 10 Ill and
mos Ifs IN ANY. ca. CAPT VAN DAM,
FF 500 ENr. @N2". Men theo'jeh FL,
FURNISHED Hot 81 OR APT. naval otficor.
,Wooada' III rFlTcliErr. RE ;,oo.
WA>Trn hy Netherlands SOW, ofie,sI. in
X Hjirs , I" ! ocarm house. tugm- o.
'.'.'.4 n ,,i ci.i.!gEC" a., and ~. PLEASE
\tNY DENTIST, WIFE 4recrr5v nccd ian.
= a DR. x R REE!FFFR Wi HI,@ lis
Evening star., 1946-04-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE

bLAi1Y SHOP WANTtD. >maN pIogie.
sltt oownfONL OF III gooo location Box
my SfsI
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LIVING srACE--If that's What YOU are
large lot. beautiful shade lrees detached
sarage and workshop Garden space. An
older house newly renovated and so ar
RANGED that you NAV rent a i-room apt
with private baih and entrance. House
features center nall. fireplace. :, ba tbs.
part basement with laundry facilities. coal
n W furnace easily converted 20 oil. Price
reduced from Slf.3oa TO SO 800 for quick
sale. Owner leaving town. Possession with
settlement. To inspect csll Dick Naf
COLONIAL REALTY co, ,O!4 wilson
blvd. CHI. b554, Gil. 81 10 OK. 0575. -
! BEDRMS.. :! up and > down, bath on
each floor first floor lv rm. din rm
and bath; oil heat. tubs. stove and re-
trigelator. garage and tool shed: walking
distance from center OF Clarendon. See
tins one TO-DAY sure CLARENDON REAL
TY co 3lt.! ION IL, OK. 1913, ewes:
CH. S346. Gil. iI5s- Ia
brick Colonial in immaculate condition in
this hlshly desirable residential srea. The
st moor consists of a center-entrance hail,
SPACIOUS hvlna rm. tl4XtS with fireplace.
Delightful dining nm. with built-in corner
cupboard, large. bright, iullV equipped
Kitchen and breakfast I'M md floor con-
sIsts of master bedrm and adjoining tile
bath There is stairway leading TO a
foored attic in which there is ADEQUATE
space for additional rms. There is a pine p
paneled recreation rm. with fireplace with
A door opening on to delightful terrace
and beautifully landscaped garden. Laun-
and maids toilet Oil &c heat. SLATE
BY appointment only. ENzoR REALTY
CO., OK. %234. CHI. $685., exclusive. Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-09

earline: two adjoining brick bldas; lot
frontage. ~ feet suitable Tor stores AND
apts.; for sale indlvidually or Jointly; terms
can bs arrsnsed. D1. S7.6. N. BAsuIKO o
REALTY CO. IL
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Cavetown Homemakers Club

Mrs Josephine Gardenhour and
Mrs. Charles Ross, Sr., were joint
hostesses at the regular meeting of
the Homemakers of Cavetown re-
Gently, at the home of the former
in Smithsburg Mrs. G. I. Wolfnger
presided. Reading of the club collect
and the pledge to the flag was fol-
lowed by group singing, led by Mrs.
Walter D. Bromley.
Making drop biscuits was demon
strated by Dolly Gish and Rhoda
Heishman, of the Greensburg All
club. Following the demonstration,
Miss Ardath Martin gave a short
talk pertaining to the highlight of
the clubs activities for the remain
der of the year, particularly stress
ing the combined meeting, on April
25, when DR.. Steinmyer will speak
on world Affairs"
Mrs. J. c. Knaub presented the
leading current events and discussed
"The Anatomy of Peace" by Emery
Reaves.
The gardening chairman gave a
talk on gardening and the selection
of seeds.
Another guest speaker was Miss
Reba Sponsler, assistant librarian of
the Washington County Library,
who gave an account of the books
which the club should review dur
ing their meetings.
It was announced that the club
contributed SIS toward the Red
Cross Drive.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
To Comnete For Scholarship

Louis James, Mary Defelice, Caro-
line Olson and Jackson Hall, local
high school seniors, have been select
ed by the faculty to compete with
seniors from other schools of this
state, Delaware and the District of
Columbia, in the Elks National
Foundation Scholarship awards,
which are being resumed after a
lapse during the wartime years.
Selection was made on the basis of
scholarship, citizenship, perserver-
ence, leadership and personality.
The two winners, a boy and a girl
from each state, will receive three
hundred-dollar award and will COM
pete in the nationwide contest for
the Most Valuable Student award of
$500.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07

ward" Composition and lighting
distinguished Mrs. Bushong's por-
trait study, "Budj." The judges were
William Rittase, Lee Bogardus and
A. Aubrey Bodine, well-known
figures in the Photographic field, who
narrowed the 200 entries submitted
to the 81 exhibits now on view at the
museum. The Salon, which contains
entries from Hagerstown, Breath
edsville, Cumberland State Sanatori-
UNI and Ellerslie, Maryland and
Chambersburg, Gettysburg, Orrtan-
ma, Greencastle, Waynesboro and
Shady Grove, Pennsylvania, will be
open Tuesday through Saturday
from 10 a. m. to 5 p m, and on
Sunday from l to 6 p. m, through
March "a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Historic Items Willed To Society

The Washington County Histori-
cal Society was informed by the
board of directors last week of a
bequest of paintings, books, photo
graphs and other articles made to
the organization in the will of the
late William Alexander Miller, of
Washington, d. c., who died De-
cember last. A native of Williams
port, Mr.. Miller, had for many years
held a position of importance in the
copyright division of the Library of
Congress. The bequest, according to
his widow, includes five oil paint
ings of scenes of local interest, books
of Maryland, Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, Lore and photographs of
Maryland scenes taken by Mr. Mil
Ter. The articles will be brought here
as soon as a suitable place for their
preservation is found.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Veterans Information Center

An Information Center for ex-
servicemen has been established
here by the Veterans Service Com
mittee. Located at Ill S. Potomac
Street, the Information Service will
be open Monday through Friday
from 7 to p. m, and will be staff
ed each night by at least two repre-
sentatives, selected from the eleven
agencies participating in the veter-
ans program. Designed to furnish a
one-stop information service, the
center will be prepared to answer
questions on the CT Bill, employ
ment, education, housing, and other
matters of consequence to the vet
eran.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Brush Burning

State Forester Joseph K. Kaylor
reminded Marylanders last week
that the regulation requiring brush
burning between 4 p. m. and IL
midnight went into effect March l
and continues through March, April
and May, the most dangerous months
in the state for forest fires. This
period of the day has been chosen
as result of surveys which show
the humidity throughout the state
to be the least during those hours
and wind velocity at it's lowest.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Montsarada Grange Meeting

Mrs Ira Downey, home economics
chairman, had charge of the program
of the Montsarada Grange No 404
held last Tuesday evening at the
Lappans Parish House. Prayer was
offered by the chaplain and Salute
to the Flag was given.
After singing America the Beau
tiful," Mrs. Fay Cooper read ex-
cerpts from George Washington's
farewell address. Rev. N. v. Leath-
erman, pastor of the First Brethren
Church then spoke on the subject,
Farming as a Business"
Other numbers on the program
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Lions Club Anniversary

The twenty-third anniversary of
the Hagerstown Lions Club was OBJ
served with a turkey dinner at
Franklin Court Auditorium We'd
nesday evening. John M. Cotton
acted as POSTMASTER and the Invo-
cation was given by the Rev. John
V. Ballard. Guests who were intro
duced by Wilson P. Sperow, presi-
dent of the club, included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlee o. Sica, DR.. and Mrs.
Grafton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swear
niger of Thurmont, and Lions Dis
trict Governor Lester Mobley and
Mrs. Mobley. Entertainment includ-
ed several selections by the local A
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Colleges Honor Local Students

Miss Lucille Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Smith, Hagers-
town, Route 3, was given honorable
mention on the Deans List of AL
bright College, Reading, Pa, at
which she is a student. Miss Smith
has maintained an A and B rating
for the past semester. Miss jeanne
Troupe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Earl Troupe, Virginia Avenue,
has been named on the Deans
honor list at Wilson College, Cham
bersburg, Pa, where she is a men,
Der of the Freshmen class.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
West Virginia Society Meets Here

Seventy native West Virginians
and guests attended the annual ban
quet of the West Virginia Society
which was held at the Women's Club
last week with Clarence E. Martin,
well-known Martinsburg, W. Va,
attorney as principal speaker, Mr..
Martin was introduced by George
T Twyford, president of the society.
A sound movie, "a Date With West
Virginia" was shown and the must
cal portion of the program, which
was arranged by L. r. Voris, in
Guided vocal solos by Mrs. Frank
Knapp, accompanied by Mrs. Viii
son P. Sperow, and piano selections
by Mrs. Robert Grant. The Invoca-
ton was given by Mrs. Walter B.
Stehl, chaplain of the society.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07

were: vocal duet, mt Vernon
Bells" by Mrs. Jacob Scheller and
Miss Viola Line, accompanied by
Kemp Kretzer at the piano; read
ings, Miss Isabelle Hebb, Mrs. Ada
Hammond, Miss Frances Star
liper; quiz, Washington and Lin
coin, Mrs. David Starliper, leader;
talk, Lincoln" Lyle Mellott;
piano selections, Kemp Kretzer;
talk, County Deputy l. Keller
Shank, and prayer, Mrs. David
Starliper.
Mrs Downey explained the State
contest on Making Attractive
Kitchen Curtains"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
FsA County Committees To Meet

Farm Security Administration COM
mittees from Washington, Frederick,
Montgomery, Howard and Carroll
Counties, will meet with the agency's
State Committee of leading agri-
culturists in Frederick to discuss the
marked increase in veterans appli-
cations for farm loans, according to
John D. Leatherman, State Director
of the FSA. Committees are COM
posed of three outstanding farmers
from each county who pass on appli-
cations for FSA farm ownership and
farm operating loans.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Photographic Salon Winners

Mrs. E. Stuart Bushong, of
Breathedsville, was awarded second
prize in the portrait division of the
1916 Cumberland Photographic
Salon, which opened Sunday at the
Washington County Museum of Fine
Arts. Second prize in the general
group went to DR.. ]. S. Gordon
Fuller johnson, this city, for strik-
ing texture and good print quality
in a study called BEST Foot For
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
To Practice Law Here

Edward w. Cooey, a West Vir-
ginian who practised law in Wheel
ing before entering the Navy, was
admitted to the Bar of Maryland
by the Court of Appeals and will
begin the practice of law in Hagers-
town, in association with his father
in-law, Robert H. McCauley. Mr..
Cooey was flight officer on an air
craft carrier during the war.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Attend Farm Machinery Show

A number of Washington Coun-
tians went by special bus Friday to
attend the Gaithersburg farm ma
chinery show, held at Gaithersburg
high school, under the sponsorship
of the University of Maryland ex-
tension service and machinery deal
ers and farm organizations of Mont
gomery county, the show was made
up of all the latest types of machin-
cry and labor-saving devices of in
terest to farmers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07

At meeting of the directors, in the
office of the county agent last week,
a report on the purchase of seedlings
and supplies to date indicated that
farmers in this locality are planning
in some cases, to reduce their plant
ing of corn and wheat by one-fourth
and one-third respectively. Price
structure and lack of labor were
thought to be responsible.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Girl Scouts Officers Elected

Officers of the Girl Scout Council,
who were unanimously elected at
a meeting of the Council at the Wo-
mems Club last week, were: Com
missioner, Mrs. Robert Cartee;
deputy commissioner, Mr.. H. R.
Zimmerman; secretary, Mrs. Rachel
Baylor, and treasurer, Mrs. Ralph
Highbarger. Plans for a Scout Birth
day Rally for local and county
Scouts sometime during March were
discussed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
City Employees Salaries Raised

Salaries of certain employees in
the police, street and light depart
ments were increased $1,000 per
month at last weeks meeting of
the Board of Street Commissioners,
in accordance with directive from
the Mayor and Council. No increases
were granted executive or junior
executives of the departments nam
ed. Installation of street lights ac-
CURED by the city fathers, was also
approved at the meeting and City
Engineer Stump was authorized to
advertise for an alley project off
Mealey Parkway and an excavation
on Salem Avenue.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Appointed To Price Panel

To assure representation of war
veterans in the fight to control in
flation, Charles Henry, a veteran of
World War H. was appointed to the
Price Panel of the Washington Coun-
ty Price Control Board, Mrs. Sarah
Ethridge chief clerk, announced last
week. Mr.. Henry is adjutant of the
Morris Frock Post of the American
Legion.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07

A new camera, costing $3.50, and
described as the latest thing in
police photo-fling, installed in police
headquarters last week, replacing an
antique model which has been in
service here for the past 20 years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Farm Bnreau Studies Prices

Action in regard to establishing
fair farm prices, in place of the pres
ent subsidies and ceilings, is being
planned by directors of the local
Farm Bureau as a means of over
coming a serious decline in farm
production threatened in this area.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
Salvation Army Officers Welcomed

An official welcome service for
1t. Doris Powell was held at the
Salvation Army Hall on Friday
evening 1t. Powell arrived here
earlier in the week to act as assist
ant to the commanding officer of
the Hagerstown Corps of the Saliva
ton Army. A native of West Vir-
ginia, 1t. Powell, who was trans
ferred here from Annapolis, served
in Hagerstown last summer during
Captain Churchill's vacation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07
It Happened During the Week

Brief Review Of The Weeks Happenings In Hagersown
And Washington County. For An Upto-the Minute Summary
OF National And International Happenings, Listen To The
independents Associated Press Feature cit Happened
During The Week." Broadcast Over Radio Station WEI Every
Sunday Night AT $3.50 O'clock.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-07

Capella Choir, vaudeville acts, and
dancing.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
SDRUzENf ~POLITICKYCH
KLUBU 2. LEG.
USKUTECNENO.

Ia 1celem sesiliti organized
nj lfstek, bylo uskutecneno
sdruzenf vsech politickych klu-
BIZ 2. leg. okresu, coz jest pc
prve v historic politickeho vede-
nj v Baltimore.
Schdze odbyvala Sc v klubu
Ceskych MladfkG, naseho We
douciho klubu 2. okresu ma
Ashland Avenue.
Vsechny kluby Sc zavazaly
podporovati organizacnf kandi-
daty: j. Willard Tawes "a gu
vernera; Charles H. Robson "a
State Comptroller; w. Earle
Colby "a Attorney General,
Herbert R. O'Conor do u. S. Sc
nate a Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
pro znovuzvoleni do kongresu.
Zaj1mave pro naSe volice jest
re ma organizacnfm lfstku ten
tokrate jsou ctyTi kandidati ces
keno pGvodu. Take kousek his
torie, neb jest to poprve co jsme
Sc domohli zastoupeni tax
velkem poctu ma organizacnlm
lfstku!
Krajane, kterf jsou kondida-
ty jsou nasledujfcf: James c..
Kulfsek, John w. Wallis do Stat
nj Zakonodarny; Rudolph Be-
hounek a Charles Holub do W.
boru Statnfho Ustredf. Vsichni
jsou znami nas1m krajanGm v
nasem okresu. Vote tedy or
ganizacnf lfstek v primarkach
"a. cervna a tim budete hlaso-
vati pro vsechny nase kandi-
daty.
Prvnf Cesky Dem. Klub Z.
Wardy V poslednf schdzi Sc u
snesl podporovati organizacni
lfstek, ktery Dude uverejnen V
tonic casopisu pozdeji.
Ia Prvn1 Cesky Dem. Klub
z. Wardy
Rudolph Behounek, pTedseda
Louis Kotesovec, tajemnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
OSLAVNY DEN NOVYCH
OBCANU

Dude Sc konati v pondelf, dine
10. kvetna v 8 hodin vecer v
Auditoriu Polytechniky, North
a Guilford AYES.
Toto shromazden1 Dude cast1
oslav I Am An American Day
Oslava kona Sc ma pocest tech
obcanG, kterf jimi Sc stall be-
hem uplynuleho roku budto pTi
rozenou naturalizacnf cestou a
jake STUDENT z vecernich anne
rikanizacnfch a obcanskych
tTfd.
K teto oslave byli pozvani
guverner, starosta, kongresnici,
soudci, meststf radnf a vladni
1rednfci. Hlavn1m recn1kem
Dude DR.. David E. Weglein, Su-
perintendent of Public Instruct
ions. Predsedou programu je
p. Jacob Himelfarb, reditel We
cerni skoly els. STA. Pan Thos.
A. VanSant, Teditel vychovy
dospelych jest pTedsedou cele
oslavy a mlstopreds. p. Casper
r. Bug, hlavn1 vyslychac pTi-
stehovalecke a naturalisacni
sluzby.
Bude 1cinkovati vojenska
hudba VeteranG VETERANS of
Foreign Wars). Budou 1cinko-
vati narodnostnf skupiny. No
YOU Csl. Besedu zatanc1 skupi-
ma nasich tanecnic "a Tfzeni pi.
Heleny Hejny.
Verejnost jest zvana ma tyto
oslavy.
Program byl umoznen Ma
|tionality Committee of Balti-
more jehoz je pTedsedkou kra-
|janka p1. Simon E. Sobeloff =
dale immigration and Naturali-
cation Service Dept. Spravedl-
nosti a Dept. vyucovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
Venovano Maminkam.

Opetne nadchaz1 nam druha
nedele v kvetnu, kdy vzpome-
nuto lest vsech maminek zivych
i mrtvych. Svatek matek dan
byl do mesice kvetna kdy pri-
roda dava svetu vse nejkrasneJ-
81 co v sobe chova, tax jake do
bra matka dava cele srdce 20
cely zivot sve rodine, svym de-
tenn. A prave tax jake prlro-
da. tax i my mus1me dokazat1
skutkem. re 81 sve matky vail
me. A jake ssajeme do sebe
vdni lesa a kvetin, tax ssajeme
do sebe lasku rodic1 a zvlaste
kdyz jsme cd Mich tax vzdale-
ny. z pravidla teprve zivot mas
poucf, re laska otce a matky le
tim nejvetsfm pokladem ma sve.
tie. Ia jen hTeje a hoji a je neJ
lepsfm lekem pro vse, co mas V
zivote polka a boil. Jen oprav-
du silny clovek dovede Sc v Il
vote vyrovnati, ably pfilis netr-
pei, a shiny clovek je vychovan
Idobrou MATKOU. Kazdy ma
me sve povinnosti, a pTi tom sc
musfme uciti zapom1nati SAM
ma sebe, nebot mas smutek Je
,ien malou casti smutku celeho
sveta. a nase matky pTekonava.
ly smutek i starosti o sve deti s
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
MiStnl ZpraVy.
RUzOVA

Pfistf pond6lf, 13. kvetna v II
hodin dopoledne oddani budoU
v Chramu Pane sv. Vaclava
snoubenci 81. Helen A. Barv1f s
D. John C. Svec, Jr.
Nev6sta je dcerou z krajan-
ske rodiny p. a pi. Josefa q
Amy Barvir, 705 N. Port st.
zenich je synem krajanu p
a pf. John a Mary svec, GIG N.
Madeira st.
John C. svec, Jr., c.. M. &c
byl 4 roxy v namoTni sluzbe ma
u. S. S. Horace A. Bass. 20 me-
sicI ztravil ma Trinidadu a liz
roku V Pearl Harbor, ma Guam,
Okinawa a Tokyu.
Byl vyznamenan Purple Heart
Medal a Good Conduct Bar.
PTeieme budoucfm manzelum
hodn6 stestf a zdrav1 v jeJich
novem zivot6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

1smevem ma rtech, a kdyz sc
stale, re pTisly jsme k mamince
s placem mad nezdarem, tn mas
vzdy dovedla potesit a obratit
mysl nas1 ma neco veseleho, a
narek mas byl jake by vetrem
odvanut. Rodina je jake zako-
nodarna; kde vladne dobra re
ma a matka malo detf ztrat1 We
|svete smer zivota!
Ma svatek Maminek pTfroda
hyrf kvety. A tTebas ty nase
maminky m6ly jiz sedive vlasy
a tvaf vrascitou, necft1 mad tim
smutku, kdyz dobre deti v ten
den ma nj vzpomenou. Jen mat
ka ktera ztratila sve deti We Vi
ru valecnem, pozna stesk a sa-
motu a slzami zvlhnou oci JeJ1
ma jejl svatek. Proto budtez
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