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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16
)NCE OVER LIGHTLY
By MILDRED SCHOEN


brothers Lionel and John in ''Ras-
putin and the Empress" This scene
stealing family affray left the First
Lady of the American theatre con-
WINGED that movie making was q
prelude to madness.
Well, Ethel was there, but 'The
Corn is Green didn't get her. II
got the hyperthyroidal Miss Bette
Davis who aside from being en-
tirely too young for the part, has
never quite justified the promise OF
her superb performance in cot
Human Bondage" However, there
is no end to presumption in Holly
wood! Bette is box-office and Bar
rymore is nothing more important
than a distinguished artist. The
corn is certainly green out Holly
wood way.
Every now and again some di-
rector runs a fast one and delivers
a really noteworthy film like ''The
Human Comedy"-which owed its
simple and beautiful transference
to the screen to uninhibited Author
Saroyan who practically trained g
machine gun on the production tc
get what he wanted "Our Vines
Have Tender Grapes" was another
lovely film and "The Lost Week
end" which was consistently ter.
rife until the last five minutes
'iLifeboat," "The Voice of Bugle
Ann" and 'The Man Who Came To
Dinner remain as monuments tc
what Hollywood can do when il
wants to.
That's probably what makes me sc
furious when I get hooked on things
that are an insult to anyone's in
telligence like Winged Victory
the most appallingly assinine thing
I've ever had the misfortune to see
or Lady in the Dark" featuring
Ginger Rogers with a lavender face
or weekend at the Waldorf" with
a colossal all-ham cast-save Walter
Pigeon (who was pretty embarrass-
ed about it all I imagine), or the
latest Deanna Durbin offering, CO.
starring Franchot Tone and Charles
Laughton and for which they should
oil INCLUDING direptOr TaplycOp mbC
is I believe, the current Mr.. Dur
bin-be heartily ashamed.
The movies are making monkies
of us in every quarter of the globe
where American films are shown
Something should be done to awak-
en- the producers to some sense Of
responsibility but now that Gables
Back and Garson's Got Him." they'll
probably be harder than ever tc
hold.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16
Mrs Kenneth Spence
Women's Club Head

At the annual Board of Directors
meeting of the Women's Club, held
on Monday night, Mrs. Kenneth
Spence was elected president, sue
ceeding Mrs. S. B. Riley.
Other officers elected were: First
vice-president, Mrs. F. M. Thomas;
second vice-president, Mrs. Edward
Oswald, Jr.; recording secretary,
Mrs. Nelson Rowe; secretary, Mrs.
Riley Daniels; chairman of the
Board, Mrs. S. B. Riley; directors,
Mrs. o. P. Bohman, Mrs. Riley
Daniels, Mrs. William T. Hamilton,
Mrs. Ralph Stauffer, Mrs. William
Thomas and Mrs. A. H. Warne.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16
Homemakers' Club
Meet At townsville
Really Constructive Meeting
Featured The World Wide
Famine.

Fifteen members and two visitors
were present at the May meeting
of the townsville Homemakers'
Club, the meeting being held at the
townsville Christian Church. The
President, Mrs. Lewis Dellinger,
opened the meeting with the Pledge
to the Flag and reciting The Collect.
The song for the month was, Home
on the Range"
A demonstration of streamlined
aprons was postponed until the fall,
due to shortage of materials. How
ever, Miss Ardath Martin, County
Home Demonstration Agent, gave a
very interesting talk concerning the
grouping and hanging of pictures.
The Homemakers' Short Course
Club, to be held at College Park
this summer, was explained and dis
cussed. Mrs. Sylvester Marshall and
Mrs. Edgar Cline were appointed
delegates to represent the Club at
this summer session.
Mrs. Earl D. Long led discussion
on Current Events. The world wide
famine was the topic for considera-
ton and true and false" questions
were very helpful in studying the
subject. The HOmemakers are to save
fats, oils and wheat to help feed
the millions that are starving in
China and Europe, and members
were urged to use as many fresh
vegetables as possible, because they
cannot be shipped abroad. It was
pointed out that Herbert Hoover
said, Reconstruction of the Chill
dren of Europe is more important
than the reconstruction of factories. -
1t was suggested by Miss Mamie
Long that house flowers be trans
planted and evergreens planted. The
value of grass clippings for fertiliz-
ing the lawn was also pointed out.
Members of the Club reported 80
pounds of fat sold and a 500 bond
bought A motion was passed that
each member pay ten cents toward
the new piano to be used at the
County Agents office for meetings
there.
The Club held covered DISH
luncheon at noon, May 8, in the
townsville Church, to observe Ma
tional Homemakers' Week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16
By Fox

a number of other parties were
given in his honor.
1t and Mrs. Beverly M. John
son and daughter, Elizabeth, of
Lakewood, New Jersey, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer
Stouffer. Lieutenant Johnson, who
has just returned from Japan and
the PHILIPPINES, is on terminal leave
from the United States Marine Air
Corps.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

don't beat them
to it There is
the giant movie
industry sprawl
ing over Los An
geles, like a SUI
p e r-colossal &C.
lupus out of one
of its own sea-
going spectacles,
with everything
at its command
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16
Names Make News

Mrs. Eliason Pennington has is
sued invitations for a wedding re-
ception, to be held at the Hotel AL
exander, at four thirty o'clock on
Saturday May 25, following the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Mary
Mcintyre Pennington, to Mr.. Wash
ington Bowie, V, which will be
quietly solemnized at st. Johns
Episcopal Church at four o'clock,
with the Rev. DR.. Walter Byron
Stehl officiating.
Mr.. Bowie is the son of General
and Mrs. Washington Bowie of Luz
therville.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

The state of Indiana is negotiating
for the purchase of Wyandotte cave,
which might be turned into apart
ments and rented to the suffering
public.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16
Cearfoss News

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hickman,
and daughter, Patsy, of Lanark, ILL
pois are visiting with Mr.. Heckman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Heck
man, and other relatives of this
vicinity.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

The historic burning of Rome
might have been worse. 1t is not of
record that while Nero fiddled he
had to pay three of Petrillo's boys to
stand by.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

Sometimes l think the movies are
going to be the death of me. That IS
if John L. Lewis or ]. c. Petrillo
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

Mary Ellen Cunningham, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gun
bingham, is confined to her home
with measles.
Lynn Murray, brother of Mrs. Geo.
Cunningham, was brought to her
home recently to recuperate from
an appendicitis operation.
Most farmers in this area are
either through, or getting we'll on
with corn planting.
Mrs. Robert Hoffman was hostess
at Stanley brush demonstration
Monday, May IS.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

On Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock Mrs. Elsie KohIer Kingston
will entertain with luncheon for
Miss Pennington at the Womens'
Club. At four o'clock on the same
afternoon Mrs. Lewis T. Byron, Mrs.
.C the in e Overington and Mrs.
Adrian Onderdonk will be hostesses
at a tea for Miss Pennington at the
home of Mrs. Onderdonk at St.
James.
Mrs. Charles Lyon and Miss Julia
Cushwa will receive at tea in
honor of their sister, Mrs. Albert L.
Rider, of Hamilton, Mass, at the
Women's Club on Wednesday after
noon from four to six o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Bestor and daughters,
Mrs. Thomas Hunt Hardinge, Mr..
Robert A Stott and Mr.. Arthur
Davis, were among local people who
motored to Baltimore for the run
ming of the Preakness at Pimlico on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Station, the
Terrace, Miss Pamela Station and
Mr., Robert Station, have returned
from a three weeks vacation in
Bermuda.
Miss Anne Spencer Brugh, of Bal
Yuka, st. James, spent last week end
lin Lexington, Virginia.
Thomas Hunt Hardinge attended
the Spring dance at Penn Hall, in
IChambersburg, Saturday evening, as
the guest of Miss Isola Sherrod.
Miss Sheridan Schoen and Mrs.
Roy M. Schoen will entertain at a
tea at their home, from four to six
O'clock Friday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Ruth Allen 10y, whose mar
riage to Mr.. William Mumma will
take place at ST. Johns Episcopal
Church at four o'clock the following
Iday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marquis, of
Waynesboro, Mrs. Virginia Kerns,
Miss Gladys Taylor, DR.. H. L. Por-
terield and DR.. John Richard Craft
were accepted to membership in the
Mason-Dixon Kennel Club at the
regular meeting at the Hotel Alex
ander, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Mumma and
Mrs. Jacob Brewer were guests re-
Gently, of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hart, in Big Spring.
DR.. PHILIPPE LaBlanc, of Nova
Scotia, who has been a house guest
of Mr.. Simms Jameson, South Pros
pect Street, will leave for his home
this week end. Mr.. Jameson enter
tanned with a series of cocktail par
ties for DR.. LaBlanc last week and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

TT Happened During The Week"
Sunday Night At 8:3O-WJEJ.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

PATRoNIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

Forgetting salad dressings for a
minute here are two recipes that
have come across and am going to
try very soon. Both use eggs, which
are so plentiful at the present time
Eggs Goldenrod With Liverwurst
Slice hard-boiled eggs. Heat 3
tablespoons bacon drippings and
blend in 3 tablespoons flour, salt and
pepper to taste. Gradually add / y
cups milk. Cook over hot water
stirring constantly until thickened
Add the sliced eggs. Mash Y pound
hverwurst and spread on toast
Sprinkle with lemon juice Place
under broiler until Drowned. Serve
the eggs on the iverwurst toast
Serves 6.
Scrambled Eggs and Frankfurters
Slice u pound frankfurters, then
brown in fat Add 2 cups cooked
macaroni. Beat 3 eggs. Add salt
and pepper to the eggs. Pour the
beaten eggs into the skillet con-
tanning the frankfurters and scram-
BILE until the eggs are set. Serves
A generously.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

DR.. PHILIPPE LaBlanc, of Nova
Scotia, who has been a house guest
of Mr.. Simms Jameson, South Pros
pect Street, will leave for his home
this week end. Mr.. Jameson enter
tanned win a series of cocktail par
ties for DR.. LaBlanc last week and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Mumma anc
Mrs. Jacob Brewer were guests re.
Gently, of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hart, in Big Spring.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-16

brothers Lionel and John in 'rRas
putin and the Empress" This seen
stealing family affray left the Firs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
KAREL PRCHAL
ADESATNfKEM

Starosta Americke Oboe So
kolske, br. Karel Prchal, dovr-
Sill v nedeli, 20. ledna so let sve-
no zivota, jehoz drahnou cast
venoval vytrvale praci pro So
kolske ideally a praci pro usku-
tecnovanl uslechtilych snah ma
seho narodnfho zivota v sirsfm
smyslu. Sve padesatky dozfva
Sc br. Prchal We vybornem teles
mem zdravf a je ma vrcholu sve
dusevni cinnosti.
V nedavnych dnech navratil
sc z dvoumesicnf navstevy v
Ceskoslovensku. Jel tam v zaj-
mu pomocne akce, kterou We
Spojenych Statech vede Ameri-
can Relief for Czechoslovakia
Teslme Sc, re bohate zkusenos-
ii, jez "a t6to navstevy nacer.
pal, sdell s nasi verejnost1 v ca.
sopisech a ma prednaskach.
Upr1mne pripojujeme Sc /
tenn, kdoz padesatky br. Prcha
la vzpomenou, a prejeme mt
hodne zdravi, chuti a energit
pro dalsf praci v zajmu Sokol
stva a vyssi urovne naseho ma
rOdn1ho zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Oar americkych rabinIH praz-
ske Zidovske obci.

Praha (CTK Is. ledna by
ly odevzdany a ulozeny We Sta
ro-nove synagoze Praze "a u
Gasti vyslance Kopeckeho dive
tory zaslane Unit orthodoxnfch
rabinG We Spojenych Statech a
Kanad6 prazske a bratislavske
zidovske obci. Vyslanec Kopec-
ky Tekl o odevzdavacfm PROBE
WI, re t1mto aktem sc symbolic
ky dokazuje, re Ceskosloven-
sko necin1 rasovych rozd1lG me-
ri svymi pf1slusn1ky, kteri loyal
ne plni zakony a navzajem 81
pomahajf k rozkv6tu celeho
statu. Zastupce prazske zidov-
sk6 obce inz. Almost Frischer
We sv6 odpovedi Tekl, re Cesko-
slovensko necinf rozd1lG nabo-
zenskych u svych obcanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Jak byla vyhrana bitva o
Atlanticky ocean.

LoGstvo odhaliIo opet jeden
re svych v~alecnych vynalezd-
"huffduff", electricity "prst",
ktery niue vyhledati LODI nebo
aeroplan ma polovine cesty ko-
lem zemekoule.
Lodstvo We sve zprave odha-
lilo jak tento vynalez, um1steny
ma palub6 lodi, aeroplan6 a V
s1ti pobrezn1ch stanic, vedl k
rozbit1 ponorkovych skupin df1
We nez Sc molly shromazditi a
hral hlavnf 1lohu v bitv6 O A
tlanticky ocean.
fluff duff" je jmeno, odvo-
zene z po~catecn1ch p1smen HF-
DF (high frequency direction
finder). Bylo to pouz1vano spo-
lu s radarem a zvukovymi pT1-
stroll, ktere mohou zjistiti pred
met, ale pouze ma krats1 VIDA
lenosti.
Tento ~prfstroj, jakmile "a
chytil HAS nebo signal, ukazal
smer jejich pGvodu We zlomku
vtefiny. Diva nebo vice tako-
vych pT1stroj1 umoznilo kon-
troln1 stanici urciti polohu pre-
she pomoc1 car smeru, jez Sc Sc
sly v jednom bode.
Lodstvo oznamilo dale, re
tento pT1stroj umoznil potopen1
aspon jedne z ponorek, jez Wy
lodily nemecke sabotery ma po-
bTez1 Long Islandu a Floridy V
r. 1912.
Ackoli tohoto pf1stroje pou-
zfvalo sc skoro vyhradne k zji-
stovanl nepratelskych ponorek,
lodi a aeroplanG, v mnoha pf1-
padech pomohl tez pTi zachra-
ne posadek z tonouc1ch lodi,
iakmile obdrzel signal, byt i vel
mi slaby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Zjisteni dalsi stopy " patrani
pc detech z Lidic.

New York (CTK) = Poole
prazskeho rozhlasu z 8. ledna
podafilo Sc clenGm reditelstvf
Narodnl bezpecnosti v Praze
vypatrat film O znicenf Lidic.
Krone toho zajistili dalsf film
0 prevalent konecne 1pravy
zboreniste Lidic risskou praco-
vn1 sluzbou. Tim byl ziskan
dokumentarnf material O nicive
zvGli nacistG a tragedii obce,
jej1z Osud otTasl svedomim sve-
ia. Ones je tez znama 1stred-
ma, ktera prodavala a pridelo-
vala lidicke deti do nemeckych
robin S novymi nemeckymi jme
ny a Sc zmenenymi daty naro-
zenin. Json znamy vsechny We
douc1 osobnosti teto ustredny a
|jejl podrlzene slozky. Zvlastnf
skupina, ktera patra pc nezve-
stnych lidickych a jinych po-
hresovanych detech, zjistila "a
necele tfi tydny sve cinnosti ne
ktere zavazne stopy, ktere mo-
hou pfinesti obrat v celem pa
tran1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Zprdvy z CeskoslOvenska.
Jarmila Novotna pro deti
CeSkoslovenska.

New York (CTK)- Ma pod
net Jarmily Novotne, solistky
metropolitan opery, konal sc
dine 16. t. m. koncert pro zvane
hosty, jichz vstupne bylo URGE
no pro american Relief for
Czechoslovakia" Sc zvlastnim
zretelem ma potreby ceskoslo-
venskych d6t1. Pro tento 1cel
dala Mrs. Cornelius Bliss k dis
posici svGj rozsahly byt ma rohu
sc. ulice a pate avenue, V nemz
Sc seslo temer 200 posluchacG.
Um6lecky program obstarali
cellista Joseph Schuster, ma je-
hoz poFadu Weber, Tartini, de
Falla a Bloch, pax brazilska
p6vkyne Olga Culhoe, ktera "a
vlastnfho doprovodu ma kytaTe
zazpfvala n6kolik pfsni stare
francouzskych, spanelskych a
~jihoamerickych V zaj1mave roz
manitosti slohov6, a ovsem Jar
mila Novotna sama, jej1z poTad
obsahoval nekolik ceskosloven-
skych p1snf lidovych, pax arii z
"Rusalky'' a ukolebavky z "Hu
bicky'; zp1vala V plzenskem
kroji a jej1 pGvabn6 karakteri-
sovane pfednesy stejn6 jake u
vodnf poznamky k jednotlivym
c1slGm vyvolaly upr1mny zajem
Potlesk, jehoz Sc dostalo vsem
1cinkuj1c1m, mohli ma konec
witt pro sebe i navst6vn1ci,
kdyz bylo sdeleno, re cisty W.
t6zek konecrtu cini diva tisice
dolarG. Koncertu byl pT1tomen
min. DR.. Jan Papanek, gen. kon
sui K. Hudec a Tada host1 z
newyorskych kruhG hudebn1ch
i spolecenskych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Rozsudkv lidovvch soudH.

Praha (CTK) = Pred mimo-
radnym lidovym soudem v Plz-
nj Sc odpovfdali: 53lety rolnik
Frantisek Kreil, Nemec z Bre-
ziny, 36lety obchodnik Josef
Perlik z Nepomuku, Czech; 65
Lefty domkaT Jan Moule, Nemec
z Lukove. Byli odsouzeni do
hromady k 80 letGm tezkeho
zalafe a konfiskaci jmeni.
y lidoveho soudu v Hradci
Kralove byl vynesen rozsudek
mad byv. Teditelem hlavni sko-
ly V Hradci Kralove Josefem
CesaHem. Obzalovany byl Cd
souzen k trestu smrti prova-
zem. Rozsudek byl proveden
dine 5. ledna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Zprava ministra post F. Haly
" Narodnim shromazdGnf.

Praha (CTK)- Ministr post
F. Hala podal v prozatimnim
Narodnlm shromazdeni vyklad
O situaci V letecke postovnf do
prave. Mesfcne Sc z Ceskoslo-
venska doprav1 letecky do CHI
ny pres 1000 metrickych cent?
postovnich zasilek, "a ktere Sc
zaplat1 cizfm spolecnostem a
postovnim spravam pres SO mi
lionG Kcs.
Listovnf styk byl obnoven sc
vSemi cement krone Nemecka
a Japonska. Rovnez tax byla
obnovena letecka doprava mi
mo Rakousko, Polsko, Nemec-
ko, Madarsko, Nizozemskou
Indil, Malajskou Indocinu a ia
ponsko. Balfkovy postovnf styk
byl zaveden sc Svedskem a Pol
skem.
Novinova sluzba s cizinou lie
pripravena k 1. dubnu 1916.
Ma prechodnou dobu sc prova-
d1 devisova kontrola vsech "a
slick do ciziny. Tezce poskoze-
ne telefonnf spojenf je uz We
znacne m1Te obnoveno. Praha
Sc ma staff mezinarodnfm tele-
fonnlm ustred1m pro transmisi
spojen1 mezi zapadnf a vycho-
dnf a jihovychodni Evropou.
Radiove spojenf je zahajeno S
Bernem, Moskvou, PaTizi a New
Yorkem. Zkousf sc spojeni S
JIM Amerikou, Danskem a Be
lehradem. Skody ma ceskoslo-
venskem postovnim zaTizeni CT
nj pres dive miliardy Kcs. Pos
tovnl spofitelna zaznamenala
wrist sekovych 1ctG ma 1851,
coz ukazuje ma hospodaTskou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Bavorsky fisk vyhrozuje
republice.

Praha (CTK) - Nemecky
list "Mittelbayerische Zeitung"
(Regensburger Umschau) otis
XII v techto dnech ostry 1tok ma
republiku a ma DIR. Benese pod
nadpisem "Je to BeneSova VII
le?", v nemz napada typickym
slohem byvaleho nacistickeho
Voelkischer Beobachter trans
fer NemcG z Ceskoslovenska DO
uzlvaje vylhanych zprav o kru-
tosti zachazenl S Nemci. Zaver
clanku, v nemz Nemci vyhrozu-
j, re 'takhle to dial nep6jde",
ukazuje, jake je verejne mine
nj dnesnlho Nemecka, ktere Sc
vubec nezmenilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Navrh trestu smrti pro tri
zradce.

Praha (CTK) = Prokurator
Narodniho soudu navrhl pro
zradce generala Blahu, Rychtr-
moce a majora Mohampla trest
smrti. Poole zpravy prazskeho
rozhlasu re II. ledna pokusil
Sc obzalovany Blaha o sebevraz
du slozitym pfistrojem, ktery
chtel pripojit ma elektricke We
deni. Sebevrazda sc vsak ne
zdafila. u Blahy bylo tez ma
lezeno osm motakd, ktere ma
rodni prokurator pfedlozil SOU
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Politicke nazory Mad'arIG.

Praha (CTK) = V Madar-
sku 80 procent obyvatelstva
jsou toho nazoru, re Madarsko
potrebuje zm6nu statnl formy,
.25 procent obyvatelstva navr-
huje vyckat jest6 dva-tri roxy
a 43 procent obyvatelstva dopo
rucuj1 vyckat vysledk6 mirove-
no rokovan1. 70 procent oby-
vatelstva Sc vyslovilo pro repu-
bliku a 80 procent pro monar-
Chi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Diskuse O csl. tisku.

Praha (CTK) " diskusi
csl. sefredaktorG s obecenstvem
O ceskoslovenskem tisku novi-
naTG prohlasili, re v Ceskoslo-
vensku nenf censury. Naproti
tomu nemdze vydavati casopis
jednotlivec ami soukroma sku-
pima. Vydavatelstvi Sc sveruje
politickym stranam 81 celona-
rodn1m institucfm, coz dava "a
ruku proti zneuzitf tisku pro
soukromy zisk neb zajem. Prn-
merry denn1 naklad csl. denika
jiz vzrostl ma 100000 vytisk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25

Strucny ZlVOtOplS or. karla
Prchala:
Narodil Sc 20. ledna 1896 v
Golcove Jen1kove, bl1zko cas-
lavi. Zde take vychodil obec-
nou i mestanskou Skolu s nej-
leps1m prospechem. Jeden rok
navstevoval prGmyslovou sko-
lu. Pracoval pro architekta
Cenka Krumla a jiz v roce 1910
1911 byl poveren vedenlm vet
s1ho stavebnfho projektu v o.
SADIE Klaster u Vil1mova.
V tonic obdob1 hral jiz sc
sokolskym orchestrem, nejdfivp,
ma housle, potion ma violu.
Do Sokola prisel jake sestile-
ty hoch. A kdyz rakouska VIA
da nepfala Skolakum navstevu
sokolskych telocvicen, chod1val
tam kdy mohl a hlavne vzdy
behem prazdnin. Ma mestan-
ske skole mel dobreho sokolske
no vychovatele We SVEN tf1dnlm
uciteli br. Josefu Pochmanovi,
zijfcfm nyni We vysluzbe.
Jak mel vzdy rad sokoly, po-
vi mala episoda z V. vsesokol-
skeho sletu v Praze, roku 1907.
Stryc Vaclav Prchal, ktery pri-
jel tehdy ma slet S Americany,
wal Karla, ably take slet videl,
ably proc1til, co nadsenl a silly
mali v sobe svatky Sokolstva.
Pr slavnostnim prGvodu drzel
stryc Karla ma rameni; ably ty
sokoly lepe videl. Karel byval
ltotiz maly vzr1stem. Chlapec
temer nedychal. A kdyz konec-
ne znaveny stryc povfda Karlo-
vi, re no jiz boil rameno, tento
zadonf: "Strycku, dejte mne te-
da ma druhe ---"
Do Spojenych Stat1 prjel
Karel Is. srpna 1911 Sc svymi
rodici a s~estrou, ktera sc pozde-
il vratila do rodnych kraft a
tam Sc p%rovdada Ia Vaclava
Dlabace.
Jeho bratr Vaclav predesel
rodice a pres1dlil do USA jiz v
roce 1907. Ones zije Sc svou
rodinou v Omaze.
Kratkou dobu bydlili vsichni
v Chicago ma Ridgeway, bl1ze
26. ulice. Brzy ale rodina od=
iela ma zapad, do maleho mesta
Dwight v Nebrasce, a Karel III
stal v Chicago u stryce Vacla-
va Prchala.
Hned prvnl rok navstevoval
vecern1 skolu a pc dlouha leta
potion We vecernf skole i kores-
p%ondencn1 kursy SNAIL Sc CO
nejv1ce pripravit Sc pro zivot,
pro sve zamestnan1, i rozs1rit
sve vzdelanf povsechne.
Brzy pc pTfjezdu do Chicago
pracoval kratsi dobu pro archi-
tekta Johna Klucinu, potion pro
firmu Randak a Rezny. Kdyz
pax tato firma sc rozesla, "a
kotvil cd roku 1912 do 1918 u
architekta Ant. Charvata v &C.
ske Plzni. A cd ledna 1918 do
dnesn1ho dine je zamestnan u
firmy Western Electric Compa-
ny, Inc. v jej1m stavebnfm
oddelenl.
We Spojenych Statech zacal
cvicit v Sokole Havlicek-Tyrs VI
roce 1912. Nasledujfc1ho roku,
&C pro sve mladf nemohl byt je-|
ste clenem jednoty, byl zvolenl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Mad'arske methody.

Praha (CTK) = Do Pitvaro-
su v Madarsku vtrhla skupina
ozbrojeneho madarskeho Get
nictva. Cetn1ci prohledali YES
nici, zbili a ztryznili slovenske
obyvatelstvo a uv6znili II OBJ
CANT, protoze NELL odznaky S
obrazem marsala Tita a presi-
denta BeneSe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Britskei lod'arske plany.

Londyn. - Zdejsf DAILY Mail"
pravil, re admiralita zruSila "a
kazky ma osm nicitelek a zasta-
villa stavbu velke letadlove no
sticky Eagle, ably Sc pine "a
pojila do uskutecnenl planu ma
stavbu obchodniho lodstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Vyroba penicilinu " cSR
S pomoci UNRRY.

Praha (CTK) Mluvcf
UNRRY prohlasil, re koncem
roku 1916 Ceskoslovensko Fac
ne vyrabet penincilin. Zarfze-
nj pro vyrobu doda UNRRA a O
technicky vycvik Sc postaraji
kanadStf odbornici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
csl. exportni ustav zrusen.

Praha (CTK) - Prozatfmnf
Narodnf shromazdenf projedna
10 osnovu zakona O zruseni Ex-
portnfho 1stavu, jehoz 1koly
prevzalo ministerstvo zahranic-
n1ho obchodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
GoeringGv synovec zatcen
" Ceskoslovensku.

Praha (CTK) = Dne IA. le-
dina byl zatcen GoeringGv syno-
VIC Heinrich Goering, byvaly
nadporuc1k r1sskeho letectva,
ktery pred nekolika dny uprchl
z vojenskeho transportu u pol
skehO TeS1na.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-01-25
Americky cerveny XIII
csl. detem.

Praha (CTK) = Americky
Cerveny Kr1z doda do Ceskoslo
venska mleko a lecivo v Gene
dvou milon1 dolarI jake po-
moe pro 100000 ceskosloven-
skych det1.