davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-24
Masonic Lodge

Masonic Lodge
Stated communication, Bluffton Ma
sonic lodge Monday night. Work in
E. A. degree. Ralph Stearns, Sec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
komuniste proti pax
tu s Italif, jenz Sc tyka
Tyrolska.

Widen. = Zdejsf ruske auto
rity a strana rakouskych ko-
munistG vyhlasily otevTenou
waikiki proti dohode Rakouska
s Italif, tykajfc1 Sc jizn1ho Ty-
rolska. Vznaseji zalobu, re
rakouska vlada zradila Rakou-
sko a lid jiznich Tyrol.
Jejich stanovisko je tax ne
kompromisn1, re lie souditi,
re Rusko snad odepre podepsa
ii mlrovou smlouvu S Itali1, po-
kud Dude obsahovati tento
kompromis O jiznfm Tyrolsku.
Oesterreichische Zeitung, Wy
davany ruskou armadou v6no-
val celou prvn1 stranku 1toku
ma tuto dohodu pod hlavickou:
PROBLEM jizn1ch Tyrol nebyl
rozfesen. Situace je taz jake
"a fasistG."
Komunisticka strana pTipra-
vuje resoluci, kterou hodla
predloziti parlamentu a Tekne
v nj. re dohoda s Italii nenf
platna. We SVEN projevu pra-
vi komuniste:
"Dohoda, kterou podepsal
zahranicn1 ministr Gruber, ne
ma zadne platnosti pro Rakou-
sko. Rakousky lid .nemGze
strpeti, ably skupina ministr1
vzdala "a jeho zady zadost,
ktera lezi ma srdci kazdeho
R~akuSana."
"Rakousky parliament w
salovn6 prohlasil, re Rakousko
ma pravo, ably mu byly vrace-
ny JIM Tyroly. Toto rozhod-
mutt nikdy nezmenil. Nikdy
nezmocnil sveho zahranicnlho
ministra, ably podepsal tako-
YOU dohodu.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
PAMATNE DNY v RfJNU.

1. Tfjna 1905 otevreno mu-
scum Komenskeho v Naarde-
nu We Svycarsku.
4. T1jna 1895 zemTel DR.. Ju-
Illus Gregr, vynikajfc1 ceskV
journalistic a politik a spoluza-
kladatel Sokolstva (narodil Sc
10. prosince 1881.
8. T1jna 1913 V Parfzi pro-
hlaSena csl. samostatnst.
9. T1ina 1886 zemTel Karel
st. re zerot1na (nar. Is. zaT1
1864.
II. rijna 1924 zemrel Jan
Zizka z Trocnova a z Kalicha,
slepy, nepfemozitelny vGdce
TaborG.
IL. rfjna 1892 Kristof Ko-
lumbus objevil Ameriku.
Is. Tfjna 1867 zalozena T. j.
Sokol v New Yorku.
IA. Tfjna 1913 prvy sized
AOS. Clevelandu.
Is. ffjna 1850 narodil Sc DR..
Frant. Click, starosta Sokola
Prazskeho a prvn1 nacelnik
COS.
18. ffjna 1918 prohlasena
csl. neodvislost We Washingto-
ne; 1888 zemTel Daniel Adam
z Veleslavina (nar. l. srpna
1545).
rs. Tijna 1913 zahynul J. j.
svec, plukovnfk csl. legif ma
Rust (nar. 10. cervence 1889.
27. ffina 1916 narodil Sc JOS.
V. Sladek (zemfel 27. cervna
1922.
20. rfjna 1918 v Praze pro-
hlasen samostatny stat cesko-
slovensky; 1923 slavnostnf po-
lozeni ~pametniho kamene k
Tyrsovu domu Praze.
20. Tijna 1922 prvni Sized
zupnlch vedouc1ch dorostu
COS; 1923 zahajen II. Sized
AOS. V Chicago.
80. Tfjna 1883 prvnf cvicenl
zivnostenskeho dorostu v Kohl
ne; 1918 v Turc. sv. MARITIME
Slovaci prohlasujf pripojen1 k
Ceskoslovenske republice.
81. T1jna 1921 narodil Sc
Karel Havl1cek Borovsky Gem
rel 20. cervence 1860.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
We Filadelfii krvave boje,
ieden mrtvy.

V severn1 casti mesta Fila
delfie byly 20. zaT1 vyvolany
bitky S %cernochy, We kterych
byla jedna osoba usmrcena a
vice nez 20 je poran6nych.
Harry Ulmer, 32lety beloch,
byl usmrcen a Thomas Lock
hart, 32lety cernoch, je nyni
We vysetTovani a drzan We We
7enf. Klade sc mt "a vinu u
smrceni zminen6ho b6locha.
V bitce byly znacne pouzi-
vany micove palestry, nez pfi-
jela ma mfsto policie pfi jeJim
pTfchodu dtocn1ci palestry "a
hodili a nyni Sc snaz1 haiti sve
iednan1.
Bitky byly nejvfce ma Hope
ulici v cernoSske casti mesta.
Utocnici venovali tez poor
most domGm, We kterych jsou
cetna okna rozbita.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
lila Ehrenburg o cinnosti Britt,
AmericanH " Parizi.

"Obchodnfci pocftajf Milo
ny a diplomatic kreslf tuzkou
cary ma mape Evropy." Temi-
to slovy l1c1 lila Ehrenburg Gin
most Americana a Anglicanu
ma mfrove konferenci Paf1zi
We vladimir organu "Izvesti".
Tento znamy rusky spisova-
tel a journalistic p1se o mlrove
konferenci:
"My, lid sovetskeho Ruska,
nikdy jsme neuznavali a neho-
diane uznati hierarchiii narO-
d."
Pfechazf k roll, jakou hraj1
ma konferenci delegace au-
stralska, novoz6landska, ka-
nadska a holandska a Mama
cuie, re Sly pTilis daleko. Po-
znamenava: "Australst1 voja-
ci b~ojovali dobTe, ale je yeas
ne pfipomenouti Jim, re v me
ste, kde je konana mlrova kon.
ference, mali Stalingradsk6 NJ
mestl' a taze Sc, zde "je pou.
hou nahodou, re pafizsky lie
nezvolil jmeno jake je Mel
bourne nebo Rio de Janeiro?'
Dale napsal Eh%renburg
"Navst1yil jsem Jugoslavii {
videl jsem, jake svobode tes
Sc tam nejen Slovane, nybrz
MadaTi a Albanci. A chci pc
dotknouti, re jsem byl V Anne
rice a naslouchal jsem zastup
cum Spojenych Statd. Bezdec
ne mi pripadaji ma mysli Ger
nosi, jez jsou pravidelne Ign
covani v JIM Karoline."
Ehrenburg pripom1na tie,
Anglicandm, re encyclopedia
mela by byti zmenena tax, a
by Erase "demokracie a la An
glaise'', coz znamena, re ''stTe
ba die indickeho zp1sobu, Ia
larovan1 die Teck6ho zp6sob1
4 hrdlofezstv1 die palestinske
no zpGsobu" Dude nahrazen,
slovem demokracie."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Francouzska snemovna prijala
nOvou ustavu velkou vetSinou.

Francouzska snsmovna pFijala
novou ustavu velkou vstsinou.
Paf1z. = Pomerem HAST 44O
ku LOG pfijala 20. zarf 1stavo-
darna snemovna novou 1stavu
Francouzske republiky.
Pro hlasovaly 3 velke fran
couzske politicke strany, kter6
spolu tvoff vladu a sice: komu-
nlste, socialiste a Bidualtovi IL
dow republican,, kteff drzf do
hromady 80 procent HAST We
trancouzske snemovne.
De Gaulle ma uciniti sv1i
proJev o tom, jak on 81 pred
stavuJe pf1st1 1stavu Francie.
Ocekava Sc, re vyzve francouz
sky narod, ABLY pTi lidovem hla-
sovanl dine Is. rijna |. r. VINE
81 svuj HAS prot 1stav6 O KITE
re hrozl, re ohrozuje svobodu
Francouz6 a chova v sobe ne
bezpec1 neustalych politickych
tfenic.
Je ovsem otazkou, do jake
miry niue De Gaulle ovlivniti
francouzsky lid, celkem vzato,
by jeho 1spech byl velkym pre-
kvapen1m.
Je to poprv6 pc sesti letech,
re Sc ma francouzska vlada O.
pet op1rati O 1stavnf ustanove-
nj, kdyz poslednf 1stavnf "a
kon francouzsky pozbyl plat
nosti v roce 1889.
Die noveho 1stavniho navr-
hu, byl by president zvolen We
spolecne schulz obou parla-
mentnlch komor a nikoliv lido
vym hlasovan1m, jake ma prf-
klad v Americe. Volebnf ter
min by obnasel 7 let a mohl by
byti zvolen ma jeden dalsf vo-
lehn1 term1n.
: Parliament byl by samozTej-
me volen vseobecnym lidovym
hlasovanfm. Mimo to predvi-
/ da nova 1stava zarfzeni statni
rady, do ktere by vys1laly sv6
zastupce oboe, okresy a samo-
SpraVne Organisace line.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Resoluce k VSeslovanskemu
sjeZdu " Praze " roce 1913.

Ceske oddeleni Americkeho
slovanskeho kongresu upozor-
nuie veskerou krajanskou We
Tejnost, re v roce 1913 pora-
dan Dude Praze VSESLO-
VANSKY SJEZD. Tento Sized
vzpomene 100. vyroc1 prvn1ho
Vseslovanskeho sjezdu v Pra-
re v bouTlivem roce 1848.
Tehoz roku Dude oslavovat
Gesky lid 100. vyrocf zruSenf
roboty a 600. vyroci zalozenf
Karlovy University v Praze.
Tyto slavnosti vyvrcholi XI.
vSesokolskym sletem V Praze.
Americka vyprava ma tento
slet zasluhuje vsemozne pod
pOry naSf vefejnosti.
SlOvanskemu Vyboru v Pra-
re usneseno poslat tento dopis:
Ceske oddeleni Americkeho
slovansk6ho kongresu, jenz v
t6chto dnech kona v New Yor-
ku svGj III. Sized, zdravi Vas
co neisrdecneji. D6kujeme
Yam vfele, re jste vyslali svou
delegaci ma mas Sized. Ujis-
tujeme Vas, re ucinime vse, CO
je v lidskych silach, ably utuze-
no bylo pfatelstvi mezi Ameri-
kou a svetem slovanskym, neb
bez 1zk6 spoluprace americko-
slovansk6 by nebylo trvaleho
miru.
Ceske odd6lenf zvolilo take
sve zastupce do Narodnfho W.
boru ASK a predsedu ceskeho
oddeleni. Zvoleni byli:
Charles M. Prchal, Chicago,
pTedseda.
NEW YORK:
Josephine Vanek
Mathilda Vavrik
Miroslav Svec
Chas. Musil
Anthony Thomas
Louis Zatecky
Newyorsky vybor byl povefen
X vyrizovanf vecf s Narodnf
dradovnou ASK a mezi jedno-
tlivymi nasimi stredisky.
CHICAGO:
BTetislav Vanek
Vincenc Sedlak
Vaclav Panenka
CLEVELAND:
Joseph Krfzek
Frank Jestrab
DETROIT:
Louis Simon
Joseph Kocis
MILWAUKEE,:
Bozena Klabouch
PITTSBURGH:
Josephine Wesley
CALIFORNIA:
Helen Jurasek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Povstani " jiznim Iranu
Sc vzmaha.

Teheran, Iran. = Povstanl
kmene Faru v jizn1m Iranu Sc
nyni rozSiTilo ma sousedn1 kme-
ny V provincii Herman. 2 az
3 miliony p~rfslusnfkd kmene
Fermenshah pTedlozilo Wade
sve pozadavky a pohrozilo w
povezen1m poslusnosti Wade.
Nutno poc1tati S tim, re Sc.
kmeny Fermanshah spoil s Fa-
ry k spolecnemu postupu. Y
meste Bushire pr1stavu ma Per
skem zalivu pokracujf poulic-
nj boje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Ma Madarsko ceka nova vlna
inflace.

Budapest. = Zaveden1 move
meny v Madarsku docasne "a
stavilo inflaci. Nova mena ma
jiz pc diva mesfce pomerne sta
ly kurs. Ale znalci pomerG
predpovfdaji, re do prvniho
ledna madarska mena opet Ia
che kol1sat a re ma zemi ceka
nova inflacnf m6na. Prostred-
ky, kterymi Sc vlada snaz1 u
drzet JEFF stabilitu, jsou pova-
zovany "a uncle a nedostatec-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
v Clevelandu zaridi letecke
taksovky.

Civilni letecka rada schvali-
la zadost Yellow Cab Co. v
Cleveland, O., Zarfditi letec-
kou sluzbu taksovek We meste.
Budou pouzivany helikoptery
pro tuto sluzbu. V zadosti O
toto povolenf, spolecnost zada
O dovoleni letecke dopravy me-
ri letistem a obchodnf cast1
mesta a dale tez do predmest1
Euclid.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04

ale svou rec odlozil, ably dial
prflezitost dalsfm recnfkdm.
Apeloval vsak O rasovou a. ma
bozenskou snaselivost, a "a Wy
hlazenf antisemitismu.
Radiovy komentator William
Gilmor promluvil peknou rec.
Poukazal mezi jinym ma to, re
isolacionism nenf dosud .mrtvy,
isoliacionisti a reakcionaTi =
nechtej1 prijati organisaci Spo-
jenych narou, v ktere, jak S
humorem poznamenal = jsou
cizinci. Rovnez Sc zminil O
tom, re kdykoli Rusove pro-
hrali "diplomatickou potycku"
V Lake Success, nebo v Par1zi,
vyhrajf vftezstv1 mezi lidem
sveta. Vftezstvf NIUE byti do
sazeno jen spoluprac1 vsech
mlrumilovnych narodu.
Soudce George M. Buban
oznamil, re rozpocet Americ-
keno Slovanskeho Kongresu
ma prevalent sv6ho programu
obnasf 100000 a zadal O pT1-
spevky. Rusky panel ASK pri-
spell $1,000; unie International
Fur & Leather Workers pTi-
spelae $1,000; Ukrajinsky pa
mel $3.50; Slovensky panel
|S541 a dalsf obnosy Cd $500 az
do $500 byly odevzdany cd
rGznych skupin a jednotlivc6.
Mezi mimi ceska skupina z Gle
velandu pTispela obnosem
$4,000.
Ia Polaky promluvil velvy-
slanec Oscar LANCE. Ia Jiho-
slovany velvyslanec Sava Ko-
sanovic. Dosel pozdravny pro-
jew cd marsala Tito z Jihosla-
vie a cd Georgi Dimitrieva z
Bulharska, ktery je znam z
procesu We spojen1 S pozarem
Reichstagu.
Nasledovaly projevy dals1ch
zastupcG narodG, mezi nimiz
byli i zastupci z Ceskosloven-
ska. = Manifestacn1 shromaz-
denf bylo zakonceno nastupem
s prapory "a zvuku hymny
Spojenych narodG.
Mohutny slovansky manifest
konany v New Yorku byl nejen
krasnj symptom dolby, ale i We
likou politickou demonstrate
slovanske silly. Obeslan byl
nejen dvema tisici delegaty a.
merickymi, ale i vyznacnymi
politickymi a vojenskymi re-
presentanty re vsech slovan-
skych zemi Evropy, a zvlaSte
Rusko mimo cetnou d~elegaci,
zaslalo 1sty generalissima Sta
lima Kongresu pozdrav vyzve-
Idujfcf jeho vyznam. Madison
Square Garden do poslednlho
mfstecka naplena, otfasala Sc
resolutni Will postupovati ma
rodne. kulturne i politely v
Qucnu SlOVanSKonO SOrdCron1.
Ale 'tento s'Slav Congress-
mel mad to jeste veliky vyznam
americko-obcansky, nebot ne
len re upozornil ma miliony OBJ
can't slovanskeho pdvodu v
teto zemi zij1c1ch, ale SWIM
prGbehem, svym celym charak
terem, projevovanym vsemi
fecn1ky i resolucemi, prokazal
sc byti cinorodou bastou po-
krokovych hodnot obcanskych
a ideovych, ktere jsou prave v
pTitomne dobe tax kladne i
zaporne, avsak 1--WE feseny,
zeimena palciva otazka mlru
a jeho udrzen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Ceny kosil budou zvyseny
O 10 procent.

Die ornament vydaneho adj
ministraci pro kontrolu cen,
budou zvysenf ceny pracovnich
kosil asi 10 procent. Toto IVY
Semi vsak je "ohebne". Admi-
nistrace pro kontrolu cen pTi-
pomenula. re toto zvyseni cen
je die zakona pro kontrolu
cen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Move nalezy hromadnych hro-
BIZ S obstmi nemecke
zhovadiIosti.

Bl1zko nemecke vesnice Has
lack We francouzskem okupac-
MIN pasmu Sc nasel novy hro-
madny hrob obeti nemecke zlo
cinnosti. Odpoclva mem 2lO
mrtvol, jejichz totoznost je tez-
ko ~zjistit. We Wuertenberg-
Badensku byly jiz pred tim ma
lezeny podobn6 diva hromadne
hroby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
KONCRES AMERICKYCH
SLOVANU v NEW YORKU.
lDokOnCenf.l

OAON A1NO v I'VE OENAO.
(Dokonceni.)
Jak pfse IN. d., kolem 49,
900 americkych Slovan1 shro-
mazdilo Sc v nedeli v nejvets1
mlstnosti mesta v New Yorku,
V Madison Square Garden ma
manifestacni shromazdeni KITE
re koncilo zasedanf III. Kon-
gresu Americkych Slovanu.
Byla tn videt radost pfi vitanf
zahranicnich hosti re SOVIET
skeho Svazu, Ceskoslovenska,
Polska, Ukrajiny, Bulharska
atd., a bylo to poprve v historic
americkych SlovanG, re NELL
p~rilezitost v1tat zastupce slo-
vanskych narodG.
Zatim co delegace Jugosla-
vie nebyla pripustena do Spo-
Iienych StatG, byla tato zeme
zastoupena sym ~vyslancem.
Pred Misunderstanding shro-
mazdenim v Madison Square
Garden, zasedal Kongres v
Manhattan Center, kde byly
formulovany plany pro dals1
Utmost Americkeho SlOvanske-
no Kongresu.
Manifestacni s~hromazden1
zahajeno bylo americkou hym-
nou, kterou zapela Ruth Feist.
Tnvokaci rusky pfednesl Me-
tropolita Benjamin a cesky
knee Frantisek Fiala z Prahy.
Spisovatel Louis Adamic,
ktery predsedal spolecne S Leo
Krzyckim, znovu zvolenym
predsedou ASK, odsoudil prot
slovanske smernice zahranic-
nfho sekretaTe j. F. Byrnese a
pri pronesenf jeho jmena shro-
mazdeni dalo ma jevo nevdli
hucenim a sycenlm. Adamic
zdGraznil poselstvf byvaleho
presidenta a nedavno odstou-
pivsiho sekretare obchodu
Henry Wallace, ktery prohla-
sill: 81 know few things more
fundamental to the welfare of
the world than friendship be-
TWEEN the Slavs and American"
We SVEN strucnem projevu
Leo Krzycki zminuje Sc o tom,
re tento kongres urcil 81 "a
hlavni 1kol vyhrat trvaly mir,
zd1raznil potTebu spoluprace
S nasimi spoluobcany. Mezi il
nym prohlasil, re Amerika MI
re byti pravem hrda ma sve OBJ
cany slovanskeho pGvodu, KITE
Fl velikou mirou pTispeli k Vi
t6zstvf jak prac1 ma domaci
fronte, tax i ma bojistich. ZdG-
raznil, re je treba vratit Sc k
zahranicnlm smerniclm zesnu-
leho presidenta Franklina De-
lano Roosevelta, tax jak byly
zahrnuty v Atlanticke Charte
a v dohodach Teheranu a ma
Jalte. Krzycki zadal pT1tomne,
ably hlasovali v listopadu pro
kandidaty, kteTf budou praco-
vati pro mir v smerniclch pres.
Roosevelta, Wallace a Peppe-
ra.
Krzycki uvftal delegace z
rddznych slovanskych zeml.
ktere byly pfitomny shromaz-
denf.
Jirf Pirinsky, tajemnfk A
merican Slav Congresu, pre-
eetl poselstvf generalissima Jo-
sefa Stalina, ktere znelo:
"Treti Americky Slovansky
Kongres je konan v dobe, kdy
pred celym lidstvem stojf pro-
blem vyhlazenf pozdstatkd ia
sismu a ustaleni trvaleho miru
ma celem svete. NemIze byti
zadnych pochybnost1, re V re
Semi tohoto nejozehavejslho
problemu slovanske narody
budou hrati zrovna tax vyni-
kajicf roll jake hraly pri po-
race hitlerovskeho Nemecka.
PTeii 1castnfkGm Vaseho Kon-
gresu uspech v dalsi praci."
Poselstvi Stalinovo priJato
bylo s velkym nadsenlm. Pr
rinsky sc potion zminil o 1ko-
llech American Slav Kongresu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Cena rye zvySena o l az 2
Gently ma libre.

OPA prohlasila, re cena ry-
re v drobnem prodeji byla IVY
sena O / az 2 Gently ma libre.
Toto zvysen1 je odGvodno-
vano tim, re tajemn1k zeme-
d9lstvf Anderson povolil vyrob
cum zvysene ceny rye o 81
ma jeden sud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
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Phone, BROADWAY 1858
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Mrs. Anna lukei, - Dies;
Lived Here for S. Years

Mrs. Anna Meacham Lukei, IS,
Washington resident for SIS years.
died last night of a heart attack at
her home, 1417 Longfellow street
NV.
Born In Rockville, Ind, she came
here in 1891. She was the widow
of Reese F. Lukei, native Washing
tonian who was q contractor and
builder. Mrs Lukei was active in
the Brookland Methodist Church,
1850 Lawrence street NE. and later
in the Hamline Methodist Church
4501 Sixteenth street NV. She also
was active in the Red Cross, the
WCTU and the PEG, secret relig-
ious sisterhood
4 Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Joseph Todd and Mrs. G. r. Howard,
both of Washington: three sons. A.
w, Lukei Of New Orleans, Herbert
Lukei of Washington and 1t. Reese
r. Lukei, U. S. NJ, stationed at Nor
folk: three sisters, Mrs. Isaiah Cox
of Pickens, S.. c., Miss Rosamond
Meacilam and Mrs. Julia M. Rob-
ertson, both of Washington; a
brother, Jerome r. B. Meacham of
New Bern. N. c., and eight grand
children.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Mass for ]. ]. peIIey
TO Be Said tomorrow
Al N. Thomas Apostle

Requiem mass for John ]. Pelley,
66s, president Of the Association Of
American Railroads since 1t was
formed u years ago, will be cele-
brated At 10 am. tomorrow at st.
Thomas Apostle Church, Woodley
road and Twenty-seyenth street
N. w. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Pelley died yesterday in Doc1
tors Hospital where he had under
gone an operation two weeks ago.
Uremia was certified as cause Of
death following an autopsy.
Mr.. Pelley was presented the
Medal Of Merit by President Tru-
man March 3 for his a,srtime work
as principal contact between the
Government --nd railroads. A week
earlier he received the Treasury
Ss.yer Medal for distinguished war
time work.
AAklnG price IN the TACT That he
was an operating railroad man, Mr..
Pelley began his career as d station
clerk at his birthplace, Anna, Ill,
az years ago. He once headed the
Central Of Georgia Railroad and its
associated firm, Ocean Steamships
CO.. at Savannah.
He became president of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford in
1929, resigning to head the associa.
ton in 1884.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alma T. Pelley. who lives at Ward
man Park Hotel, and a daughter.
Mrs. w. p. Van Schalkwyk, who ar
rived here recently from South AZ
rica where her husband is stationed
In the diplomatic corps.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Capt. Potter, t03. Dies;
Noted Confederate Soldier
BY The As.osio,sd Press

BROWNWOOD, Tex, Nov. IA
Capt. Francis Marion Potter. l03,
Confederate soldier, member OF
Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders,
Indian fighter and Baptist preacher,
died at his farm home yesterday.
He was born September Q, 1843, near
Richmond, Va.
An 1860 graduate of West Point,
Capt. Potter served as an army
officer for Is years, a sailor for two
years, and for 56 years was pastor
of Broad Run Baptist Church of
Harrison County, w. Va.
Capt. Potter fought in III major
battles Of the Civil War under
Jackson and Lee.
After the Civil Wax he accepted
President Lincoln's offer OF amnesty
to Confederate officers, and later
fought the nine Indian nations
under Geronimo.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
George F. Long. 81 Dies;
Hosiery Industry Chief
BY the Asseeiossd Press

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 49,
George 4 Lang. 81, president of the
Full Fashioned Hosiery Manufac-
turers OF America, Inc, died yester-
day in nearby Arlington Hospital.
! Mr.. Lang operated his own plant,
the COED Kxdtting Mills, here until
1889 when he became full time pres
ident Of the hosiery manufacturers
organization He represented the
operators Of 36 mills in their labor
relations with the American Feder-
alton Of Hosiery Workers.
His widow, one daughter and one
son. all of Philadelphia. survive.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Gen. DeHepiane Of Peru
Dies on Mission Here

Brig. Gen. Carlos Dellepiane, So,
director general of military educa-
tion for the Peruvian armed forces,
died of heart attack Monday at
Walter Reed Hospital within three
hours after he had been admitted.
Gen. DeIlcpiane had been in the
United States since July to study
American methods Of military in
struction. He was staying at the
Mayflower Hotel.
One of Peru's outstanding SOL
diers, he had been decorated by IA
countries including the United
States which awarded him the de-
gree Of Commander of the Legion
of Merit. A noted author, he wrote
q military history of Peru, a history
of the World War, and several books
on cavalry.
Prayers were to be said at I pm
today at Chambers funeral home
14O0 Chapin street NV. The body
will then be taken to a crypt in Ar
lington Cemetery to be flown later to
Lima, Peru, for burial.
He Is survived by his widow, Sc
nora Consuelo Martinez de Delle-
plane.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Robbery Suspect
aiken at End Of
Han, Egg Trail

A trail Of broken eggs and greasy
footprints indirectly led Solomon w,
Wright, IS. colored, in Municipal
Court yesterday to answer to 4
charge Of housebreaking.
Judge Thomas .. Quinn set bond
at 5000 for action OF the grand
jury.
Police said Wright, who has no
fixed address, entered the T. a. j,
Restaurant on the 1000 block OF
Fourteenth street NV, Saturday
night after breaking paddock on
the front door and earted on $l02 In
q small strong box, is dozen eggs
and l5-pound ham.
AS Wright walked along, the
eggs relied out Of q cardboard con-
tainer and the ham xot tangled in
his feet, leaving broken eggs and
greasy foot prints from the restau-
rant to an address In the 400 block
OF q street NV, according to police,
who found him there.
Wright admitted to police, they
said, that he had taken the food
and monSs5, but could return only
part Of the eggs and the ham.
AS for the mones, he said he took
time out for crap game--and lost.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
President viii Inspect
Academy, See Navy Game

President Truman will leave here
Friday at 1880 pm. aboard the
yacht Williamsburg for cruise that
will bring him Saturday morning to
Annapolis, where he win inspect the
Naval Academy and see the Navy
Penn State game In the afternoon.
Press Secretary Charles @. Ross
today announced details for the trip,
which will parallel Mr.. Truman's
visit to West Point last month.
The President will see the mid
shipmen at work in their classroons,
observe their drills and lunch with
them. He will make q brief talk in
the mess hail.
After the football game, there will
be a reception in honor of the Pres
ident, and he will return to the
Capital by automobile to attend the
White House Press photographers
dinner at the Statler Hotel saturday
evening.