davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Adm. Mountbatten vyzyva
indicke vEGdce k rozvaze.

Admiral viscount Moutnbat-
ten slozil dine "a. brezna pr1sa-
hu jake mfstokral Indie a zadal
indicke vIdce, ably m1rnili sve
vasn6, zatim CO Dude hledano
resent budoucnosti In
die.
Prohlasil: "Rozhodnutf musi
byti docileno v nekolika pTis-
itch m6sfclch."
Anglicane slfbili, re opusti
Indii v cervnu 1913. Mount.
batten Dude Sc snaziti, ably In
die dobrovolne zIstala We svaz-
ku Anglicke rise, ackoli Indove
mohou prerusiti vsechny poll
tickle svazky s Anglicany, bu-
dou-li 81 pratt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28

Dvacetllete trvanl klubu o.
slavily clenky l. Americas.
Damskeho Dem. Klubu Z. war
dy pr mes1cnf schulz 10. bfez-
ma v klubovn1ch m1stnostech,
838 N. Chester ST. Prftomnost
clenek byla nejvetsf "a celych
dvacet let. Radostny pohled
byl jak dolejsi sal byl zaplnen
do posledn1ho m1sta, cele shro-
mazdenf sedelo v nejvetsfm tt
chu kdyz nase predsedka PAM
|Bozena Riha dala powell by da-
my z legie Sc postavily k pra-
pordm. Modlitba "Otce Mas"
sc nesla k vysinam "a blaho a
mir v nasi krasne Americe. Ma
sledoval Salute" Americke
Vlajce a zazp1vana "Star Span
gled Banner. Use ucinilo ma
pritomne hluboky DOZEN.
Navstevou mas poctil kon-
gresnfk Thomas D'Alesandro,
Jr., ktery Sc uchaz1 o zvoleni
"a Mayora mesta Baltimore,
radni Medic Waldt uchazejlcl
Sc O znovuzvoleni; pfedseda |.
Ceskeho Dem. Klubu 7. wardy
o. Rudolf Behounek, ktery jde
pri volbach jake kandidat "a
radniho a p. L. Schiller, ktery
tez chce byt zvolen Ia radnlho.
Prftomni byli 1rednfci pan
skeho klubu, p. Tomas Petr a
panove: Pivec, Pazourek a Ko-
|tesovec byl omluveni.
Prejeme nasfm kandidat1m
%. D'Alesandro, Waldt, Behou-
mex a Schiller We volbach velky
1spech.
Seslo Sc hodne blahopfejnych
dopisn a DART, "a kterez vyslo-
vujeme srdecny dix.
Velke diky patti nasi vazen6
a mile predsedce pf. Bozene K,
Rihove "a jeff zdarne veden1
klubu celych dvacet let a jake
ldarek il nabizime: Nase uprlm-
ne pratelstvf lasku a dctu, O
chotu pro spolupraci v pfistlm
case a nasi vd6cnost CO pro mas
klub udelala. Pfan1, by i ma
dale S Mani z1stala a byla nam
dobrou a milou pritelkynl.- Wy
prosujeme 81 pro nj u toho Mel.
vyssfho Vndce mas vsech hodne
zdravf a silly pro dalsl spolupra'
eli S nami.
Oslava nase byla jenom sou:
kromeho razu, ale doufame, ze
byli vsichni spokojeni, bylo vse
no dost a i krasny zpev, kterJ
nam venovaly v p1sni "Anniver
sary" pf. M. Rokos a B. Zaru
ba. "a doprovodu ma piano pl
lRfha a Benda. Pan Novotny
nam vyhraval nase ceske pisn'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28

jake darek nasemu clenstvu k
teto oslave. Vsem kdo prispeli
jakymkoliv zpdsobem k teto O.
slave | dobrym slovem, patti
nase velke dfky.
Nase d1ky patti Panskemu
Klubu a jeho clenstvu "a diva
cetilete pratelstvf a ochotu.
Nasemu klubu prejeme dlou-
he trvan1 a s1lu.
Mnoho zdravf nasim pTizniv-
cum a ma shledanou v prfsti
sch1zi. Pripravuje Sc bohaty
program ma "Den Matek."
Antonio Nejedlfk, tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
GET OUT AND VOTE!"

You can - and pou MUST
make your vote count for a
sound, solid business admin
stration that will win respect
and guarantee progress for
Baltimore. Think about your
city for a minute. It's a great
city, with a proud record
through many years of war and
peace. 1t has been called back
ward - Indifferent - a hick
town. Some of the accusations
it has deserved. Some have
been unwarranted.
Only through YOUR vote
can you DO anything about
these adverse comments and
uncomplimentary remarks. On
ly through YOUR vote can you
remove this blot of casual indif-
ference on the part of it's citi-
zens. YOU - and only you =
can help Baltimore take a step
UP AND FORWARD - to as
sumo it's place among the wide
awake, go-ahead cities of the
nation.
Get out and VOTE on April
LIST. Vote for the men who have
proven reliable and trust
worthy in the conduct of their
OWN affairs. This is not a plea
for any particular candidate =.
any particular party any
particular platform.
1t is a reminder of your duty
as a resident and a tax payer
of Baltimore City. It is an ap-
peal to your own common sense
- a warning to save the DOLL
LARS that will come out of
YOUR pocket in the next four
years.
Take advantage of your
voice of selection. Exert YOUR
power!
1. dubna vsichni k volbam.
Vyberte 81 muze pro hlavni
volby!
Pozvednste Vase hlasy jake
obcane a poplatnici!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
zidovska deputace u presiden-
ia BeneSe.

Praha (CTK) - Presidenta
republiky DIR. Edvarda Benese
navstlvila deputace zidovskych
nabozenskych obcf, ably no in
formovala O aktualnlch profile
mech zidG v Ceskoslovensku.
President Benes v rozhOvoru
s deputac1 konstatoval, re mu
predevsfm jde o zachovanf no.
veho pravnfho poTadku. Do
toho spadajf i vsechny zidov-
ske veci. Zde nenl mono chit
rozdfly mezi zidy a ostatnfmi
'obcany v Ceskoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
PREDNASKA Q
ESKOSLOVENSKU
" LYRIC

Pristi pondsli, 81. brezna v
8 hodin vecer Dude v divadle
Lyric zajlmava prednaska O
Ceskoslovensku. Znamy radi-
Ovy komentator Ross McF arlin
" loni n~avstfvil Evropu, stavil
Sc v Ceskoslovensku a prinesl 81
z nasi stare vlasti velice zaj1-
nave informace a byl pTekva-
pen jej1m pokrokem.
Krajane, pr1jdte pond6lf
do Lyric" v poctu co MONA
nejvetsfm!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
DR.. Zenkl o nutnosti restrikce
verejnych zamsstnancH " CSR.

Praha (CTK) - Ma mani
festacnfm projevu statnfch a
verejnych zamestnancH csl.
strany MISUNDERSTANDING
promluvil predseda strany DIR.
Petr Zenkl a ministr DIR. Drtina.
.Zenkl mimo jine promluvil Q
nutnosti reorganisace vefejne
spravy. Zasadou reorganisace
Dude, ably stat mel jenom nut
ny pocet verejhych zamestnan-
Gu, ale dobre placencyh. Mini
str Drtina uvedl, re We statni
|sprave je dnes 100000 a We We
sprave 35 az $4,000 pre-
|bytecnych sill. To znamena "a
Itfzeni statnf pokladry nejmene
o ctyTi miliardy korun roche.
IRestrikci nutno provad6t spra-
vedlive, ably nedochazelo k So
lcialnim kTivdam. Pfipravuje
lse novy platny zakon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
VYHLASKA K VOLBAM!

Krajane a obcane Ceskoslo-
venst1 =
Dne /. dubna Sc konajf pred
b6zne volby "a starostu mesta
Baltimore a take zaroven volby
mestskych radnfch Council
men).
Touto cestou chci upozorniti
sirsf v%erejnost nasf a povzbudit
by nezapomneli v tento den
konati svoji povinnost jake OBJ
cane.
Ia starostu mesta Sc uchazf
nae dobTe znamy kongresn1k
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr., mas
velmi dobry pTftel, ktery toto
pratelstvf tax mnohokrat doka-
zal pri umfstenf nasich obcan1
ma rIzna m1sta We sluzbe Spo-
.jenych Statd atd.
Obcane, touto cestou vas "a
dam vote pro p. D'Alesandro,
vote pro cloveka, ktery jest
nam naklon6n a vzdy vyslysi
nase stezky a pozadavky.
Take Yam chci oznamiti v
tonic dopise, re Sc uchaz1m Q
mfsto radnfho. Vase hlasy a
pomoc budou uprfmne oceneny.
Dekuji Yam vsem "a Vasi
minulou pomoc a nezapomente
stahnout KLICKU 9-B.
S krajanskym pozdravem,
RUDOLPH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
VZH6RU DO
Sc SOKOLY!

Jak je nasi ceskoslovenske
veTejnosti znamo, Dude sc ko-
natl letos VII. SLET Americke-
no Sokolstva v Chicago. Hlavnl
|Sletovy den je v nedeli, dine 20.
cervna. Sletu budou predcha-
yeti academic a zavody.
Nase baltimorske sokolske
jednoty uspofadaj1 zvlastnl W.
pravu z Baltimore. Tato W.
prava vyjede z Baltimore Mt.
Royal Station v 1tery, "a. cerv-
ma po B. & O. draze We 4:15
odpol. Wax pojede krasnou
scenerickou krajinou a prijede
do Chicago nasledujfc1 den ra-
no v 1925. Zpet muzete jeti
kdykoli. Lfstky budou platne
80 dn1. Okruznf lfstek ma dra-
hu Dude staff $29.1O vcetns da-
ne. (V padu, re by v dobe pred
odjezdem vypravy nastalo vse-
obecne zdrazenf jfzdneho ma
drahach, cena tohoto okruz
lfstku by sc nepatrne zvysila.)
Krajane, mate krasnou pTf.
lezitost podlvati Sc do Chicago
ma slet. PTihlasky pTij1maj1
br. Edward Stetka, Tel. Broad.
way 5639 mezi 5. a z. bod. We.
Ger; br. Frank Hejny, Jr.
wolfe 1884 mezi 8 rano do 4
odpol. a br. A. CihlaT, Broad
way 1858 a vecer Broadway
1926. MA ZDAR
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Msgr. Josef Tiso byl " Bratisla.
We odsouzen k smrti pro
vlastizradu.

Slovensky lidovy soud v Bra.
tislave odsoudil byvaleho pre-
sidenta "nezavisleho" sloven-
skeho statu "a dob nemecke O.
kupace msgr. DIR. Josefa Tisu
k trestu smrti.
We vysokych clrkevnfch kru-
z1ch Sc vsak ocekava, re mu
president Edward Benes udell
milost a re trest smrti Dude zm6
men " trest dozivotnfho zalafe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28

Tohoto tydne v dtery, 25. bTezna, v kostele Sv. Jakuba ma
Eager ulci Cthodne Sestry Radu Notre Dame oslavili STO-
LETT b~lahodarne cinnosti zde v Americe.
Slavna Pontfikalnf MISE dfkGvzdani Panu n~ebeskemu
"a milosti techto dlouhych rokd byla obetovana Vypomocnym
Biskupem Arcidiocesem Nejdp. Vavfincem Shehan, D. D.
Kazanf pTednesl Vojensky Bskup Nejdp. Vnem McCarty
z Kongregace Nejsv. Vykupitele.
d1tky tyto ctihodne sestry, vrele a srdecne blahopfeje radu
jenz tax verne a neunavne namaha sc poskytnouti katolic-
kym dftkam vzornou krestanskou vychovu.
z uprfmneho a vdecneho srdce, blahoprejeme eth. Ses-
tram Notre Dame, a pros1me dobrotiveho Boha adv i'm
zehnal v praci ~pozehnane v budoucnosti, pro dobro cfrkve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
ODJfzDf MA NAVSTEVU Do
STARE VAST.

V 1tery, /. dubna odjedou z
Norfolku k navteve svych dra-
hych V Ceskoslovensku nasle-
dujfci krajane: p. Jan Matou-
SEX, 723 N. Montford Avenue,
manzele Josef a Joseffna Kra-
lik, 2512 f. Madison St. a jej1
sestra pf. KateTina Hribecka z
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Z cinnosti c - Adult Act.
vities Committee international
Center.

Jeste Sc kona jarnf zapis ma
Public Speaking), (vyucuje
Miss H. Skirvan) a Interior De-
~coration, (vyucuje p. II. Wei
kerr v Inter Center, Y. w. C. A.
26 S. Broadway.
V teto budove promluvf O me-
zinarodnfch aferach pf. E.
Cowles Andrus dnes v patek v
$3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Havlickova novinarska cena
prazskym dStem.

Praha (CTK) = Primator
mesta Prahy Or. Vaclav Vacek
odevzdal sefredaktoru denlku
."Narodn1 osvobozen1" cenu
Karla Havllcka-Borovskeho "a
novinarske a publisticke zaslu-
ny o povzneseni kulturn1ho Ii
vota pf. R1zene Pelantove pro
prazske deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
DAIRY.

Ma csl. sirotky venoval pan
Frank Kocf z Alexandra, Va,
$3.50.
- uctenf pamatky zemTe-
lie p1. Amy Hajek venujf ma
Isl. sirotky p. Jaroslav a p1.
Zdenka Janata z Washington
$500.
Penize odevzdany Sdruz. Csl.
SpolkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
MiStnl ZpraVy.
RADOSTNA UDALOST.

V sobotu, %. brezna narodi-
la Sc v Bon Secour nemocnici
manzel1m DR.. Charles B. Mar
kovi a pf. Marii Markove, sol
N. Luzerne Ave-, holcicka a va
lila 7 liber. Maminka i detat-
ko isou zdrave. Devcatko bu-
de pojmenovano Marie Antoi-
nette.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28

Teheran, Iran. -. Vice nez
.sto perskych vladnfch vojaku
a tri dGstojnfci byli zabiti pred
nekolika dny v boji S kmenem
Barzani ma hranicfch Iraku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28

Rakousky vyslanec " Praze.
Praha (CTK) - V patek,
20. brezna odevzdal ma Hrade
presidentovi BeneSovi sve po-
verovaci listing rakousky vysla
nee Rotter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Thomas D~'Alesandro.J r.

Ije rodily Baltimoran. Narodil
Sc l. srpna 1908. Je zenat a
otcem sesti synd a dcerusky.
Nynf je presidentem prosperu-
jlciho mistnfho o%bchodnfho
podniku D'Alesandro-McCul-
Tough Insurance Agency, Inc.
Roku 1926 poprve vstoupil
do vefejneho zivota kdy byl
zvolen do Marylandsk6 Zako-
nodarny "a 1. distrikt Balti-
more, kde slouzil 8 let. V roce
1888 Tide 3. Kongresionalnfho
Distriktu Marylandu vyslali no
do U. S. Kongresu, kde je nynf
zastupuje, byv znovu-zvolen
petkrat pc sob6.
Pan D'Alesandro slouzil ma
District of Columbia Vyboru,
dohllzeje ma vefejne podniky,
Iskolnl system, policejn1, pozar-
nj a zdravotnf departmenty a
jine mestske 1rady V nasem Ma
rodn1m Kapitolu. Prinese tu-
dir do radnice zdravou a roz-
sahlou zkusenost v mestskych
aferach.
Jest clenem: st. Leo's Holy
Name Society; Fourth Degree,
Alhambra, Knights of Column
bus; Fraternal Order of Eagles,
B. P. 0. Elks, Loyal Order of
Moose; Maryland Historical
Society a Young Mems Bohe-
milan Democratic Club, 7th
Ward.
Pan D'Alesandro jest upffm-
my a osvedceny pT1tel ceskoslo-
venskeho lidu. Mezi cetnymi
jmenovan1mi, kterym mas lid
poctil jsou: p. Frank Behounek
a p. Lawrence Marousek do
NamoTn1 Academic; p. August
Broz1k do Internal Revenue
Service; p. August Kozlovsky,
Jr. do Department. Spravedl-
nosti; p1. Bessie K. Rfha, co
Kongresn1 zena Marylandu; p.
Richard A. Lidinsky jest jeho
osobn1m t~ajemn1kem s povin-
nostmi v Move Uradovni Budo-
We Domu We Washingtonu, Dc
a mnoho jinych.
Pan D'Alesandro pravi, re
nase skoly a skolni system po-
trebuje velikeho zdokonaleni a
zmodernisovan1. Zdravotnf de-
partment potfebuje revisi a roz
slrenf. Baltimorske ulice jsou
v hrozivem stavu. Dopravnl
system potrebuje ~zlepseni.
M6stsky Stadion by mel miti
strechu. Pan D'Alesandro bu-
deli zvolen Dude podporovati
tyto navrhovan6 pdjcky: skol-
nj, dlazebn1 a ma upravu
Stadionu. Vyvazeny rozpocet
must byti dodrzen! Mestf "a
m6stnanci, ucitelstvo mali do
staff Giving wage" a sprave-
dlivou nahradu.
D'Alesandro's Veterans
Platform
l. City Veterans Preference
as now enjoyed by State
and Federal employees.
z. Veterans Housing Program
that will produce homes
for the Veterans during
1947.
3. Veterans Employment con-
sideration in all municipal
departments and an En-
ployment Committee with
authority.
4. Continuance of his fight to
establish a 1900 bed Unit
ed States Veterans Admin
stration Hospital in the CT
ty of Baltimore.
5. Establishment of a real Ci-
ty Social Service Bureau to
aid Veterans.
Ucinte nase mesto lepsim mi
stem k prebyvani, zvolte
THOMAS Jr.
Ia MAYORA!
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Fire Alarm Limitation
In Budget Protested
By Building Owners

The Commissioners today were
urged to seek, as soon as possible,
removal of q 1948 budget limitation
under which funds or the operation
of the District fire alarm system
may expire before the end of the
fiscal year.
The plea for amendment was pre-
sented to the city heads by the
Building Owners and Managers As
ISOLATION, which claims to represent
properties here worth 100000, ,000
In a letter signed by Rufus S.
Lusk, secretary, the association ex-
pressed grace concern" over the
fact the Fire Department is pre-
vented by the act from spending
more than $77,000 to operate the
alarm system when sos, 900 actually
is needed. ...
The $21 900 shortage, the letter
pointed out, offers Fire Chief Glenn
ent Murphy the alternatives of run.
ming the alarm system with a shor
staff throughout the entire 1947-s
fiscal year or running it with a full
staff until the $4,000 limitation /.
reached in. the hope Congress will
have remedied the situation by that
time.
1--WE submit he should not b.
lplaced in g. position where he ha!
to make such choice" the lettel
said.
! The fire alarm system is the "ver,
Evening star., 1947-08-12
; Pet. Rent Boost Favored
In Kew Gardens Apartments

A 3 per cent increase in the rent
Of 81 first and second floor apart
ments in the Kew Gardens Apart
ments, 2700 @ street NV, has been
recommended to District Rent Con-
troll Administrator Robert F. Cogs-
we'll.
The recommendation means rents
for the 81 units will range from
$43.75 a month to SHOTS instead of
from $42.50 to $107.50. The recon-
mendation will go into effect in 10
days unless tenants petition for a
review.
Rent Examiner James G. Tyson,
who handled the case, said today
the Roevmar Realty Corp, owner of
the apartment building, originally
requested 1925 per cent increase
He said he had recommended the
per cent boost because taxes anc
water rent have increased substan.
TALLY since January l, 194l.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
U. S. Documents Barred
In Toyko Trial Defense
By the Asseeiotsd Press

TOKYO, Aug. 12.-The 1nterna-
tional War Grimes Tribunal today
rejected a defense move to intro
duce documents relating the views
of American military leaders In 194l
on the possibility Of war with Japan.
Prosecution attorneys objected
that the japanese should not have
access to such confidential ex-
changes.
The documents, taken from the
Pearl Harbor inquiry, included es-
Inmates Of the war outlook by Gen.
Sherman Miles, chief of the War
Departments military intelligence.
prepared for the President, cabinet
members and heads of the armed
forces. The papers discussed vari-
GUS American moves to counteract
a possible attack by Japan.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

heart Of the Fire Department" the
letter said. "on its proper and
speedy functioning depends not
merely fire protection or property,
but the very lives Of our citizens.
A minutes delay in reaching the
fire may mean life lost"
Agrees With Friede Figure.
The $4,000 limitation was in
serted in the supply act at the last
minute and represents the expense
of stating the alarm system with
out taking into consideration vacan-
cies now filled temporarily by fire.
men.
The figure is practically the same
as the one given to Representative
Horan. Republican. of Washington
chairman of The District Subcom-
mittee of the House Appropriations
Committee, by Herbert A. Friede
former fire alarm superintendent
now under investigation for writing
fire alarm equipment specifications
so only one company could bid tt
supply them.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Soldier Shot in Fight
Reported Improving

Army Pvt. William r. Hall, 18, OF
Boiling Field. who was shot during
a quarrel early yesterday in Six
teenth street NV. apartment, was
improving today at Emergency Hos
pital although he was still on the
critical list, hospital aides said.
Held in the shooting is Sherman
E. Buis, SO, of the Dorchester House,
2480 Sixteenth street NV. in whose
apartment the incident happened.
Buis was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Needham G.
Turnage yesterday on a charge OF
assault with intent to kill. He en-
tered no plea pending the outcome
of Pvt. Halls wound and bond was
set at s2,500 for hearing on Au-
gust IS.
Capt. Albert I. Bullock OF the
Thirteenth Police Precinct said Pvt
Hall told police he met Buis: q
photographer, in Lafayette Park and
was invited to the apartment. He
said he and Buis got into an argu-
ment and that Buis pulled out q 81
caliber pistol and shot him. Buis
however, told Capt. Bullock tht
soldier forced his way into thu
apartment, began ransacking th'
place and was shot when he triee
tA make him leave.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Woodward & Lothrop
Election Is Won by
Independent Union

Employees of Woodward & Lothrop
have overwhelmingly voted to retain
the Union of Woodward 81 Lothrop
Employees, an independent group, as
their bargaining agent. The union
has acted In this capacity for the
past seven years.
The election was held yesterday in
which the employees were to name
either the independent organization
or the Department Store Employees
Council (AFL) or neither, as their
bargaining agent. The final results
showed 2,230 votes cast for the Union
of Woodward & Lothrop Employees,
$50 for the AFL unit, and "a votes
for neither. A total of 1923 valid
ballots were cast.
Subject to Certification.
IN addition, Is votes were chal-
lenged and 10 voided in the National
Labor Relations Board supervised
election, which took place on COM
pany premises.
The employees choice of the inde-
pendent group is subject to formal
certifcation by the regional director
of NLRB In Baltimore. All parties
concerned have five days In which
to file protests.
The election was agreed upon fol-
lowing the signing by the two unions
and the management Of a consent
agreement on July 80. The agree
ment authorized the election on
company premises and stipulated a
Joint promise that the election would
be free of intimidation by any OF
the parties.
Several Polling Places.
Richard Compton. representative
of the AFL union. agreed to the
selection of the polling places, after
he previously had insisted the elec-
ton be held off company premises
He and other AFL representatives
previous had expressed fear that
location of voting booths on COM
pany property might inhibit some
voters from expressing themselves
frankly.
There was one polling place ir
each of the two downtown store
buildings, the company's warehouse
and its branch stores. The agree
ment, including the statement
against intimidation, was proposed
by NLRB Field Examiner William G
Humphrey.
Negotiations leading to the elec-
ton agreement followed petition
filed with NLRB by the AFL council
In which 1t claimed to hold mem
bership applications from a majorit!
Of the more than 1000 woodward &
Lothrop employees who are eligible
to be covered by collective bar
gaining
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Mother, II, Charged
In StroneIine Of Body
BY the Associofed Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 12.-Thelma
Louise Hoehall, II, of Glyenelg,
Howard County, was held today for
grand jury action on charge OF
Strangling her infant boy.
Through her attorney, the girl
yesterday ,leaded innocent to the
charge. Magistrate Reuben Caplan
ordered her held without bond.
Assistant States Attorney Bernard
G.. Peter testified that the body OF
an infant. wrapped in a towel, was
found in bus terminal locker here
july g.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

estate with an appraised value OF
$293 ,165. an inventory disclosed.
The total included SIS, AT in per-
sonal property in Washington, and
$51 ,604 in New York.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Evo Stotesbury Estate
Appraised at $2o3,165
BY the A.soeiotsd Pres.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12-Eva
r. Stotesbury, who died May %,
1916, in Miami Beach, Fla, left All
Evening star., 1947-08-12

Fast pirate" planes are being used
to smuggle dope into and out Of
Mexico.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Indian Pudding Recipes

1s teaspoon baking powder, l we'll
beaten egg and u cup Of yellow meal
with IL cups Of milk. This is put
in baking dish in a hot oven and
baked until it boils. Then ~ cups
of hot milk are stirred In and the
pudding is baked in slow oven for
six hours. 1t is served the same as
the first version.
If these two recipes require more
baking time than you can spare,
there is a hurry-up pudding that
takes just about an hour. You put
a quart Of scalded milk in a double
boiler and add S or tablespoons
of yellow meal gradually, stirring
well. Cook Is minutes. Then stir
in 2 tablespoons butter, a cup of
dark molasses, a dash each Of salt,
cinnamon and ginger and 2 we'll
beaten eggs. Turn into a buttered
dish, and pour l cup milk over all.
Do not stir. Bake one hour in
oven. Serve as before.