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Evening star., 1946-03-28

Erwein Eltz of Traunegg, Austria
and Countess Eltz.
Miss Szechenyi is well known In
Washington. She is the youngest
daughter of the late Count Laszlo
Szechenyi, Minister of Hungary to
the United States from 1921 to 1898,
land the former Miss Gladys Wander
bilt.
The bride-elect graduated from
Foxcroft in 194l and attended Rose
mont College and Manhattanville
College of the Sacred Heart. She
made her debut at a small dinner
dance in Newport in 1941. Her sis
ters are Mrs. Eugene Bowie Roberts,
Countess Bella Hadik, Gladys, Count
ess of Winchilsea and Nottingham,
and Miss Sylvia Szechenyi.
Mr.. Eltzs mother is the former
Countess Johanna Schonborn. He
was born in Vienna and lived at the
family place in Vukovar, Jugoslavia
until 1926. He attended school in
Wells, Austria, and was graduated
from the University of Vienna with
the degree of doctor Of philosophy
For several years he was associated
with the Oriental Institute of the
University of Chicago as a member
of the Institutes archaeological ex-
petitions to the Middle East.
The bridegroom has been in this
country since 1887 and Is now af-
filiated with Baker & Co. of the
Engelhard Industries of New York
and New Jersey.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Fare1UeU Parties
Precede Departure
OF MOnteuOs

Therezinha Luci Monteiro, o.
year-old daughter of Maj. j. r.
Monteiro of the Brazilian Military
Commission and Senhora de Mon
teiro, will give her own farewell
party today from 4:30 to $50
o'clock. Invited to say good-by to
the young fourth-grade pupil at
the Cook School are her teachers
and classmates and their parents.
Maj. Monteiro, who has been on
the staff of the Military Commits
sion in Washington for the past
four years, will serve in the War
Department in Rio de Janeiro when
he returns there shortly. He and
Senhora de Monteiro, who will leave
Washington Monday for a brief
visit in New York, were hosts at
. farewell cocktail party yesterday,
when many of their friends in dip
lomatic, official and service circles
were among the guests.
Maj. Monteiro will return to
Washington briefly next week, to
be guest Of honor at q luncheon to
be given Thursday in his honor at
the Statler by a group OF officers
Of his commission.
Maj. Monteiro and his family will
spend few days in Miami before
leaving by plane for Brazil.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
ISeuoyita OHper
To Sbeak Here

Senorita Maria Rosa Oliver Of
Buenos Aires will be guest speaker
at a meeting of the Pan American
Liaison Committee at $50 pm. to-
morrow at the YWCA.
Senorita Oliver, who was formerly
senior consultant of the Office of
Inter American Affairs, is making a
tour Of this country as the guest Of
the Council for Inter American CO.
operation.
AS vice president of the Junta de
la Victoria. she worked to help the
United Nations during the war and
is now active as the president of the
Union Argentina de Mujeres in OBJ
tanning legal and political equality
for women.
The committee will meet at pm,
preceding Senorita divers talk, to
elect officers for the coming year.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Cbilds to Address
USO in Bethesda

Marquis Childs wills be guest
speaker at a buffet supper being
given by the Bethesda Woman's
Club at $50 pm. Sunday at the
Bethesda USO.
Mrs George T. Condron. president.
Will act as hostess for the evening,
assisted by Mrs. Arthur Hilland.
Mrs. Edwin Wanner. vice presi-
dent and program chairman, has
announced Mr. ChildS will be pre-
pared to answer questions from the
service personnel which have been
placed in a question box for that
purpose
Mrs. William Nicholas is supper
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Jarl
Larson. Mrs. Richard Titlow and
Mrs. Marvin Smith.
Hostesses for the evening will be:
Mrs. Louis Gravelle, Mrs. Howard
Hagen, Mrs. J. E. Bodley, Mrs. A. r.
Tolley, Mrs. Harold Gearhart, Mrs,
Lloyd Marr, Mrs. Roger Wing and
Mrs. Stephan Lang.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Kesber Israel
Carnival " ednesdav

Carnival night will be celebrated
by the Sisterhood of Kesher Israel
Congregation Wednesday at the Beth
Sholom Synagogue, Eighth and
Shepherd streets NV.
Plans are now being made for the
benefit, proceeds from which viii be
divided among the Hebrew School,
the congregation and numerous
charitable organizations.
The evenings festivities will In
clude the serving of homemade deli
cacies and hot dishes and the offer
ing of nylon hose and hard-to-find
electric appliances as prizes.
Other prizes will include pressure
cooker, glassware and silver pieces.
Several booths will offer grocery
items and handmade articles.
Mrs. Louis Abend is chairman of
arrangements and will be assisted by
Mrs. Henry Rosenblatt, co-chair-
man; Mrs. Harold Goldin, tickets;
Mrs. Maurice Folsom, prizes; Mrs.
]. Dekelboum, groceries; Mrs. B. Luf-
tig, refreshments; Mrs. Charles Pot
ter, publicity; Mrs. I. Cymes, fin
ances; Mrs. NJ Shuman, treasurer,
and Mrs. William Gorewitz and Mrs.
N. Perry, cashiers.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

The chapel of the Naval Air Sta
tion at Vero Beach, Fla, was the
scene of the wedding Sunday of
Miss Jean Helen Som, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard F. Sonn
of Washington, and Capt. John w.
Breneman, U. S. M. c. R., son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Breneman
Of Los Angeles, Calf The Rev. DR..
w. I. Wishart officiated.
Mrs. Breneman is graduate of
George Washington University. She
entered the first class for WAVE
officers at Northampton, and was
recently discharged with the rank
Of lieutenant. Her husband is a
graduate of Santa Maria Junior
College. He returned a short time
ago from duty in the Pacific.
The couple will temporarily re-
side at Vero Beach.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Riepma,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs S. F.
Riepma of Springfield, Mo-, became
the bride of Mr.. Richard Nichols
Cowell of New York City recently.
The wedding took place in New
York.
The bride received an A. B. degree
from Vassar College and an LII. B.
from Southern Law University,
Memphis, Tenn She was formerly
an attorney with Social Security
Board and Alien Property and later
she was associated with the firm of
Cromelin, Townsend, Camalier. g.
Kirkland Since 1914 she has been
in the private practice of law. Her
husband, who attended Missouri
University, was public relations rep
resentative for Washington Office of
the Curtiss-Wright Corp. and is
presently associated with Ivy Lee
and T. j. Ross, public relations con-
sultants, New York City.
In a double ring ceremony Miss
Lucille Rhame recently became the
bride OF Mr. Fred Morris Carver at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
with DIR. K. Owen White officiating.
Mrs. Carver is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. E. Rhame of Wash
ington, and Mr.. Carver is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs L. M. Carver, who
are also of Washington.
The couple are making their home
in Washington at 2627 Thirty-ninth
street NV.
The marriage of Miss Phyllis
Elaine Smith and Mr.. Gordon Will
son Mumford took place recently in
the rectory of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Marlboro, Md The Rev.
J. M. Shrewsbury officiated at the
ceremony. Mrs. Mumford is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vesper
C. Smith and Mr.. Mumford is a son
of Mrs. George Carl Mumford OF
Washington.
The couple will be at home at 2249
Mount View plaza, Anacostia.
Miss Irma Elizabeth Veazey re-
Gently became the bride of Mr.. Carl
Forrest Arnold, in a ceremony per-
formed by DR.. Edward B. willing
ham in National Baptist Memorial
Church. Mrs. Willingham is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o. B.
Veazey of Westuille, Okla, and her
husband is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Arnold Of Birmingham, Ala.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
The Orange Blossom Parade

The recent marriage of Miss Vir-
ginia Wynkoop to 1t. Colin H. Mac
Diarmid is announced by the bride s
aunt, Miss Frances Wynkoop OF
Round Hill, Va. 1t. MacDiarmit
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perce
MacDiarmid of Boston, Mass. The
Rev. E. R. Thayer officiated at the
ceremony in the chapel of Foundry
Methodist Church.
Miss Kathleen Nutter. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Nutter of
Hyattsville. recently became the
bride of Mr.. David Wright, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wright OF
Riverdale. The Rev. Edwin Piep-
low ofhciated at the double ring
ceremony which took place in
Trinity Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Samuel Wright, jr., brother
OF the bridegroom, served as best
man. The ushers were Mr.. Elmer
Wright, another brother of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Werner
Pauls, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Petersen of
Washington have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Ann Peterson, jr., to Mr.
Joseph Whitesed, jr., son of Mr.
Joseph Whitesed and Mrs. FREQ
Wing of Williansport, Ohio. The
wedding took place recently in the
Church of the Holy Comforter, with
the uncle of the bride, the Rev. Pau
A. Cloeren, celebrating the nuptiaI
mass.
Mrs. Whitesed is a graduate OF
Notre Dame Academy Mr.. Whitesed
attended Ohio State University and
has just returned from % months
service overseas After a wedding
trip, the couple will live in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Je1Visb Council
Hold Luncheon

A luncheon in honor of Mrs. Irv-
ing M. Engel, a national board
member of the Council of Jewish
Women, will be given by the Wash
ington section tomorrow at the
Broadmoor Hotel.
Mrs. Engel is en- route to the Mid
Atlantic Conference of the National
Council of Jewish Women at An
napolis. Those attending from
Washington are: Mrs. Henry Baer,
Mrs. Charles Bergazin, Mrs. Norman
Gerstenfeld, Mrs. Morris Gewirz,
Mrs. Julius Goldstein, Mrs. Melvin
GuSdorf, Mrs. A. j. Kaplowitz. Mrs.
Sylvan King, Mrs. Arthur Levy,
Miss Alya Margolin. Mrs. Louis
Gutenberg, Mrs. Theodore Peyser,
Mrs. Max Schwartz, Mrs. Edward
Sonneborn. Miss Tillie Steiner, Mrs.
Lewis Sycle and Mrs. Harry Ull-
man,
Evening star., 1946-03-28
EHgAgeHleHtS

Mr.. and Mrs. B. ASnes of New
York City have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Shirley Asnes. to Mr.. Edward Woolf
son of Mrs. K. Woolf, formerly OF
Washington and Alexandria, who
now Is residing in Miami Beach,
Fla. The wedding will take place
in June in New York.
Miss Asnes, formerly a member
of the United States Cadet Nurse
Corps. Is graduate of the Jewish
Hospital In Brooklyn. Mr.. Woolf
who attended George Washington
University, recently was released
from the armed services after serv-
ing with the 14th Air Force in
China.
The engagement of Miss Margie
Gray Knight to Mr.. James Mundy
Dillard, jr., has been announced
by Mrs. David Hughes Knight of
Lynchburg, Va. Mr.. Knight, who
resides in Arlington, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M billiard, also
of Lynchburg. The wedding will
take place soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Turner of
Ashburn, Va, are announcing the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Turner, to Mr.. James Gordon
Kincheloe, son of the commissioner
of revenue and Mrs. James u.
Kincheloe of Fairfax. The wedding
is to take place June 6.
The marriage of Miss Bonnie Bird
Robichaux, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Robichaux of Lafayette, La,
to Mr. Nelson L. Peach, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Preston l.. Peach of
Mitchellville, Md, will take place
April 6 in the Lafayette Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
arlington Program

The Women's Club of Arlington
will hold its first meeting of the new
club year at pm. Monday in Trim
ity Episcopal Church, Columbia pike
and South Wayne street, Arlington.
The program will include a panel
discussion on THE British Loan, u
by Mrs. Joseph B. Kavanaugh. Mrs.
Richard Bentley and Mrs. Walter
Laves of the District League OF
Women Voters.
Mrs. John r. Hofferbert, new pres
ident. will preside Following the
meeting, tea will be served. with
Mrs. w. Fred Jordon presiding as
hostess.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Diplomatic Dates
ON Social Calendar

The Nicaraguan Ambassador and
Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa will en-
tertain for the youngest member
of their family Saturday, when they
will be hosts at a birthday party
for their year-old daughter, Lillian
Salvadora Sevilla Somoza.
The party will be given from 4
to 6 o'clock and guests will include
about go children of diplomats and
State Department officials, wearing
their native costumes, together with
their parents and few additional
guests.
The Ambassador of Ecuador and
Sonora Plaza have issued invita-
tions to reception Tuesday from
6 to o'clock, when they will en-.
tertain in honor of the chairman
of Ecuador's United Nations Dele
cation, DR.. Humberto Albornoz, and
former Minister of Foreign Affairs,
DIR. Antonio Quevedo, and Sonora
Queyedo,
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Mrs. Truman Back
1t White House

The President was joined today at
the Executive Mansion by Mrs. Tru-
man, who arrived by train from
their home in Independence, Mo.
Mrs. Truman was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. D. w. Wallace,
with whom she spent a few days in
Denver, where the latter has been
for several months with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wallace. and their children.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
III
Visitors and Fare1UeU Fetes
Keep Cabital Society Busy

Small parties are legion in Wash
ington. There are so many going
on right now that society's most
popular members hardly have time
to change costumes between func-
lions. OF course, the Capital doesn't
need an excuse for entertaining
but there are some very good ex-
cuses prevalent at the moment that
fall IN the greeting and farewell de-
partment.
A prominent name on the Queen
Mary passenger list April 7 will be
that OF Air Marshal Douglas Colyer,
c. B. D. F. c., who is leaving for
home after serving for 16 months
as head of the Raj Mission and
also as Raj representative on the
Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Today he is entertaining at a
cocktail party at his home, and
among the guests who will come to
bid him farewell are Admiral Will
liam D. Leahy, Admiral and Mrs.
Chester w. Nimitz, Air Chief Mar
shal Sir Guy Garrod, Air Marshal
r. v. Goddard, Admiral Sir Henry
Moore, Gen. Sir Gordon and Lady
Macready, Gen. and Mrs. Carl An
drew Spaatz, Air Vice Marshal and
Mrs. G. Wait, Gen. and Mrs. Ira
Eaker, 1t. Gen. and Mrs. H. S.
Vandenberg and Air Commodore
and Mrs. j. L. Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Hart
were hosts at farewell cocktail
party yesterday afternoon at their
home on Klingle road, and they will
follow up with another party today
to finish saying good-by to their
many friends. On April they sail
for England on the Queen Mary.
Mr.. Hart has been head of the
British Merchant Shipping Mission
here, and the two farewell parties
are also serving as an introduction
of Mr.. w. Graham, who is succeed
ng Mr.. Hart as head of the Ship
ping Mission.
Guests lists include Sir John and
Lady Mcgowan, Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Emory Scott Land, the Minis
er Of New Zealand and Lady
3erendsen, Air Marshall r. p. Will
ock, Maj. Ralph P. Forster, 1t.
Sen. Sir Gordon and Lady Mac
'eady, the Minister OF South Africa
md Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Henry Hadow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bissell, jr., 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Edward Warren Sturdevant,
Maj. Gen. A. w. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Gayer Dominick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter A. Radius. Mrs. G. A.
Mejlaender. Capt. Granville Con-
way, Mr.. Leslie Chance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Edwards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Hutton.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Fashion SbO1U

A fashion show and bridge bene-
fit, sponsored by the social section
of the Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase, will be given at l pm. to-
morrow at the clubhouse. Mrs. Otis
p. johnson, chairman, has an
nounced.
Proceeds will be used to buy a
heated table for the clubs kitchen.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Miss Szecbeupi
Engaged to We'd
Son Of Count

OF great interest to Capital society
is the announcement made today by
Countess Laszlo Szechenyi of the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Nandine Szechenyi, to Mr.. Alex
ander E. Eltz, son of the late Count
Evening star., 1946-03-28

Problems besettng the Allies
tne occupation OF Germany were The French
enumerated by Dr. David Harris OF eed security problems
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
Zbrojovka vyrabi kuchynskeho
robota.

Praha (CTK) = Narodnf pod
mix Zbrojovka v Brine predvedl
zastupc6m tisku v Praze ukaz-
ky noveho vyrobniho programu
a filmy O novem zemedelskem
traktoru Zetoru, O vyrobe polo
tovarG a j. Jednfm z nejdGlezi-
ItejSfch mfrovych podnikd Zbro-
jovky je traktor Zetor. Zat1m
postavila Zbrojovka diva typy
Itechto traktorG O vykonu Is a
I25 konskych sill. Letos vyrobf
Zbrojovka $500 techto trakto-
RI, o ktere ma zajem take CHI
ma. Zbrojovka vyrabf dale ne
DO pfipravuje vyrobu textilnfch
IstrojG, siclch a psacich stroll.
Bude dale seriov6 vyrabet ku-
chynske roboty. Jsou to stroje,
ktere mfchajf vsechny druhy te-
sta, slehaji smetanu, mackaj1
brambory, tlacf stavu z ovoce
nebo zeleniny, melou maso ma
hrubo nebo jemno, melou max,
cukr, kofenf, strouhajf a lisujf
ovoce, vyrab6jf zmrzlinu, myjf
nadob1, okna, dvere, lestf prfbo-
ry, kliky, sporaky, parkety, bo-
ty a pod. Zbrojovka dale Wy
rabf strojky ma b~rousenl nozI,
vidlicek, strojky ma plnenf ia
ternic a jine stroje uzitecne v
kuchyni a domacnosti. Cena
kuohynskeho robota, ktery je
kombinacf rGznych pTfstrojG,
Dude asi $500 Kcs. Zbrojovka
Dude dale vyrabet elektricke
lednicky. Vyrabf tez novy typ
mlekaTskych konv1 "Kon-Zet-
ka" z lehkeho kovu a z jedno-
no kusu, take Sc zbytky mleka
nemohou usazovat. Vyrobf Sc
iich 800 kus1 denne. Zbrojov-
ka tez pokracuje We vyrobe
zbranf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
SENATORI ST
VYSSf ATTY.

Senat 10N cervna schvalil a
zaslal domu poslancG zakon,
kterymz Sc reorganisuje kon-
gresnf jednaci rad a kterymz Sc
zvysuj1 platy poslancG z dosa-
vadnfch $4,000 rocne ma
$4,000.
Zakon byl schvalen pomerem
HAST 40 ku 16 a jeho hlavnim
1celem je zjednodusiti a wa
JENNIE prizp1sobiti jednacf fa-
dy obou domG. Pocet vyborG
ma byti omezen a kazdemu Sc
natorovi a poslanci ma byti pfi-
delen 1redn1k CO pomocnfk.
Ku schvalen1 zakona doslo
teprve, kdyz jeden z jeho auto
ri sen. La Toilette (rep., Wis.,
upustil Cd sveho pozadavku, a.
by byl ustanoven zvlastnf redi-
tel pro zalezitosti osobn1, ktere-
mu by prisluselo pravo prijfma-
ii a propousteti statni zamest-
nance. Tento navrh Sc neehtel
panGm zakonodarcGm naprosto
l1biti, proto re 81 v teto pro ne
tax vyznamne veci nechteli ne
chat foukati do kaSe cd nejake-
no diktatora.
Pensijni pozitky pro cleny
kongresu.
Dodatkem ku zvySen1 platG
zakon predvlda tez pense a 81
ce "a predpokladu, re pTispfva-
j ma pensijni fond go svych
pozitkG, re pGsobf v kongresu
nejmene 6 let a re p1jdou ma
odpocinek We start mad 62 let.
Pred tim senat odmltl navrh
senatora Byrda (dem. Va.,) kite
ry usiloval to, ably poslanci a
SENATOR NELL stejne pense jak
vsichni ostatn1 zamestnanci CT
vilni spravy. Jak demokratic-
ky vddce Barley (Ky.), tax
republican White (Me.) pripo-
Jill Sc k La Folletovi, ktery to-
muto navrhu %odporoval. VSich-
nj tvrdili oproti Byrdovi, re fe-
deralnl soudcove a ~vojenst1 a
namornf vyslouzilci pob1raji
pense aniz by Chill vIbec neja-
Ike pT1spevky k pensijn1m fon-
dun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
Jerusalemsky multi Sc vratil ns
stredni vXchod.

Jerusalem, Palestine. = Vel
ky multi J~erusalemsky, ktery
byl vypuzen r. 1887 pro proti-
anglickou cinnost, vratil Sc jak
sc oznamuje ma stTedn1 vychod.
Je zTejmo, re chce m1ti 1cast
v boji ArabG prot zidovske /
migraci do Palestiny.
DR.. Hussein Ell Khalidi, vud-
ce jedne z peti stran, tvor1clch
Arabskou vysokou frontu, rekl,
re multi s1castn1 sc mimoradne
schGze rady Arabske ligy v
Bludan, Syrie.
Rada jedna o zprave anglic-
ko-americkeho vyboru, jez ne
davno doporucila, ably 100000
zidovskych bezenc1 z Evropy
bylo bezprostredne pfipusteno
do Palestiny.
Velky multi, duchovn1 vudce
100000 palestinskych moslemJ
vede jiz mnoho let BOZ Arabt
prot zTfzeni narodn1ho domovs
pro zidy v Palestine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
Tydenni koncerty Parkovni
Hubby.

Tuto nedeli zahaj1 Parkovnl
Hubby svoji letnf sezonu.
Municipal Band No. 1 pod
taktovkou p. R. V. Lansingera
Dude koncertovati v Patterson
Park cd 3 do 5 odpol. a Park
Band No. 1 "a Tfzenf p. O. P.
Steinwalda zahajf sezonu v
Druid Hill parku cd 1880 do
$50 odpoledne.
Potion budou nasledovati
pravidelne tydenn1 koncerty a
V nasem Patterson Parku Dude
to kazde 1tery cd 8 do 10 vecer
PTfsti denn1 koncert Dude v
dter5, 18. cervna.
Ma bohatem hudebnim pro.
gramu v 1tery uslysfte DvoTa.
kovu nesmrtelnou Humoresku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14

V sobotu, Is. cervna vepluji
do p~TTfstavu manzelSkeho snou-
bench 81. Ruzena Francova a p.
Josef Hejduk. Nevesta je dee
rou krajanske rodiny p. a p1.
Ferdinanda a RGzeny Franc,
1927 Belmar Ave. Je nadsenou
Sokolici a byla nacelnici BALTIC.
Jedn. Sokolic.
zenich jesynem z krajanske
rodiny p. a p1. Franka Hejduka,
419 N. Curley st. Slouzil 312
roku V U. S. Armada a z toho
skoro 3 roxy V zamorf. Cestn6
propulsion byl 10. 1nora t. r.
Svatba Dude Sc konati We 3
bod. odpol. v kostele st. Mi
chaela V Overlea. Ma svatebnt
cestu novomanzele odjedou dc
New Yorku a pc pTijezdu zpet
budou bydleti u rodicd nevesty
" ned6li, 16. cervna We
bod. odpol. pozehnano Dude Y
kostele sv. Vaclava snoubencGn
81. Anne M. Soulove S p. William
B. Fitzpatrickem. Nevesta pc
chazf z krajansk6 rodiny p. 6
pi. Vaclava a Amy Soul, 9Oz
N. Bradford ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
Czech Kalvoda velitelem roty
sudanskych cernochi.

New York (CTK) = Krajan
Kalvoda, ktery byl IL let usa-
zen v Ads Abebe v Habesi, Cd
stehoval Sc pc okupaci Habese
italy do PTedn1 Indie. Kdyz Wy
pukla svetova valka, prihlasil Sc
do britske armady a byl pride
len k indickemu pluku a jmeno-
van majorem. V r. 1910 byl V
Prednf Indii poslan ma StTednl
vychod, kde vyucoval anglicke
d1stojnfky ma vojensk6 skole
nejrozsffenejsi habesske reel,
amharstine. Pon6vadz vedle te-
to recil znal i jine dialekty "a
frick6 vychodoafrickem pobfe-
Ii, byl jmenovan velitelem roty
sudanskych cernochG, a S nimiz
Sc 1castnil tezkych boj1 u Am
ba Alagi a Kerenu. Kdyz An
glicane obsadili Habes, byl pri-
delen k britskemu vojenskemu
velitelstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
MlStnl ZpraYy.
Stribrne Jubileum
Knezstvi.

V nedeli, 16. cervna Vldp.
Josef Vetrovec, G. SIS. r., du-
chovn1 spravce osady Sv. Va
clava oslav1 25. vyrocf Knezstv1.
Slavna Jubilejnf MISE Svata bu-
de 0 pGl jedenacte rano. Kazani
pTednese Vldp. Josef Stepanek,
faraT ceske osady Fanny Marie
Ustavicne Pomoci New Yorku
a byvaly duchovnf spravce naS1
osady.
Ma osadni oslavu ktera sc bu-
de odbyvati vecer o pGl devate
V Katolicke BudOve, uctive I'VE
me celou osadu. Bude nekolik
proslovGG a pax nasledovati Dude
pratelsky vecfrek. 0 hudbu a
obcerstveni je jiz postarano.
Vysvecen ma kneze vroce
1921, D6stp. zavital do osady
Svato-Vaclavske ma zacatku ro-
ku 1928. V osade a ma Sv. Misif
pGGsobil az do roku 1889. Teh-
div ustanoven byl fararem osady
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomoci
V New Yorku. V srpnu 1915
vratil Sc do Baltimore jakoz du-
chovni spravce naS1 osady.
Osada srdecne blahopreje
Vldp. Jubilantovi. Kez Buh mu
popTeje jest6 hojne let a milosti
pracovati 1spesn6 ma vinici Pa
ne a pro blaho sverenych mu
dust.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14
POHREB.

" pondelf, 10. cervna zem-
fela krajanka pf. Ludmila Xii
zanova, vdova pc Franku XII
zanovi, Back River Neck Road
We start Ga rokI. Narodila Sc v
Ceskoslovensku. Jej1ho odcho-
du zelf syn Stephen Kfizan a
dcera Marie Honza. Prinale-
zela ku Spolku Oltafnimu.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
10. cervna z domu smutku dc
kostela Our Lady of Mt. Carme-
a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele a byl vypraven firmou
Frank Cvach a Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-14

datne pri teto akci pomaha
Svaz pfatel U. S. A. v Praze,
ktery poskytuje hojnost mate
rialu propagacnlho. = Soutez
ma sletovy plakat Dude vypsana
liz v nekolika dnech. z techto
nekolika radk1 krajane americ-
tt vidi, re Sokolstvo z1stalo tim
elm bylo drive a re Ia slovem
nasleduje Gin a re nenf pfeka-
EEK, ktere by nedovedlo zdolat.