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erished land. In the country, she
saw an 80-year-old woman pulling
an oxcart and on the streets OF
Paris children wearing thin boards
for shoes.
"It made you wonder what the
future will hold for them, and how
much they will suffer as a result of
hardsfips like this" she commented
She saw people crowded around
the food markets buying, not whole
chickens or rabbits, but hindquar-
ters or necks or feet, according to
their income. One old peasant
woman paid more than a days wage
for the hindquarter of q rabbit,
two sticks of black bread, four wilted
lettuce leaves, three carrots and a
small cabbage, to feed probably a
family Of five.
This is what the housewife is
struggling with in Europe" Mrs.
Dodderidge reminded her audience.
I'VE must achieve an international
point OF view, and we can only get
this If we learn to understand in
stead of criticize each other"
Mrs. zada Daniels, president, pre-
sided and introduced the speaker.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
alabama Society
Dance. Tomorrow

The Alabama Society of Washing-
ton will give dance tomorrow night
from $50 until / o'clock at Ward
man Park Hotel. The party was post
poned from February 81 and the
president of the society, Mr.. John
D. Koerber. has announced that the
Washingtons Birthday program will
be carried out tomorrow night.
Alabamans who will be guests Of
honor and who will form the receiv-
ing line will be President Trumans
assistant, Mr.. John Steelman; MIR.
Robert Jones, Dr. Guy E. Snavely,
Mr.. j. Haden Allredge, Mr.. G. j.
Durr, Maj. Gen. Wilton B. Persons,
Col. John w. Persons, Brig. Gen.
James D. Mcintyre and Mr.. I. T.
Quinn.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Col. LHkas Host
AtC0cktaiL Fete
1t Czech Embassp

The Military and Air Attache OF
the Czechoslovakian Embassy, Col
Karel Lukas, entertained at the
Embassy last evening in honor OF
his successor, Gen. Josef Schejbal
The cocktail party was a $50 to
7:30 affair and the guest list num-
bered close to 200.
Col. Lukas, who will return to his
home some time next month, was
at his Washington post for over two
years and when he leaves this city
he will be greatly missed by his
many friends.
Gen. Schejba1 has been here for
some time and was recently Joined
by his wife and young son. They
reside in Chevy Chase.
In the receiving line with Col
Lukas and Gen. and Nine. Schejbal
was Nine Slavik, wife of the Czech
Ambassador.
Among the guests invited were
Rear Admiral and Mrs. j. B. Inglis
Capt. and Mrs. Floyd Ferris, the
Commandant of Fort Belvoir ano
Mrs. William H. Hoge, Brig. Gen
and Mrs. L. Fortier, Capt. j. l.
Callan, DR.. E. V. Condor, chief OF
the Bureau of Standards; Capt. and
Mrs. V. L. Pottle, Maj. Gen. H
K. Rutherford, retired, and Mrs
Rutherford, and Maj. Gen. A. "
Vasiljev, chief of the Soviet Mill
tary Mission.
Diplomatic guests included all
the members of the Czech Embassy
staff as well as the military, naval
and air attaches of the European
and Allied countries.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Iceland Legation
Scene 0fPartv

Mrs. Thor Thors, wife of the Ice
landic Minister, opened her home
yesterday SO that a musicale-tea
could be given in honor of the
Junior Committee of the Chamber
Music Guild.
Mrs. Marcel Ancher, wife of the
founder of the Guild, received with
Mrs. Thors at the O'Clock affair
For the occasion Mrs. Ancher wore
a black crepe street-length dress
trimmed with sequins and Mrs.
Thors had on a dark green taffeta
street-length gown.
Pink sweetpeas and pink candles
made up the centerpiece ofs the
table and pouring tea were Miss
Agnes De Lano, Mrs. Thomas Moran
Lady Berendsen. Mrs. E. Richard
Henning, Mrs. Herbert E. Breakey
Mrs. Gardiner Luce and Nine. Basil
Toutorsky.
About 100 members of the Junior
Committee attended the tea and
heard the program of music Offered
by two Washington artists, Miss
Ramona Nevros, soprano, and Mr.
Allison Sanderford, pianist.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
AAUW Sponsors
Art Contest

An art contest for students in
the 23 elementary public schools
of Arlington County will be spon-
sored by the Arlington branch
American Association of University
Women, throughout April. AL en-
tries will be hung and judged at al
art fair May 2 and 8 in the Airing
ton County Recreation Center where
they will remain on exhibition from
II am. until 6 pm. Sunday, May 4
Members of the AAUW creative
arts study group, with Mrs. Wilbur
Morse chairman, and the Education
Committee with Mrs. Charles S.
Goode chairman, will be in charge
of the contest and exhibit, in CO.
operation with Miss Jane Pitkin
arts supervisor of Arlington County
A meeting of the creative writing
study group will be held at 2 pm.
Monday at the home of Mrs. M. S.
Coe, 3549 S. Stafford street. The
creative arts group will meet at 10
am. tomorrow with Mrs. Guy Ar
mold, 2873 S. Buchanan street. The
group will continue work in textile
painting.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Miss Iglebart to Wed

Mrs. Milton r. Iglehart of Clarks-
vile announces the engagement o1
her daughter, Miss Mary Lee Igle-
hart, to Mr.. William Louis Mortfeld
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mort.
field of Berwyn, formerly of Kenil-
worth.
Miss Iglehart is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. Iglehart.
The wedding will take place
March Z In st. Marks Episcopal
Church in Highland,
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Glamour at Fashion Sbo1V
OF Women's Aduertising Club
By Gretchen Smith
Women ; Club Editor

/ wear smart little Maurice Rentner
number featuring green Forst-
mann woolen jacket and black skirt,
come Easter down Memphis way.
I Tailored Suit Selected.
Mrs. Lodge selected a plain tai
lored suit after much indecision, de-
claring she had been so interested
in all the costumes it had been
difficult to take notes on individual
numbers. She credited her luncheon
companion, Commandant Jean
Chatel. who with Nine. Chatel was
a guest of honor, with assisting
her in making choice.
Il believe we should dress for the
gentlemen anyway" she smiled.
They appreciate pretty clothes.''
A brilliant red topcoat and dress
was selected by Mrs. Cain as her
preference for wear in Washington
State at Easter time.
We are apt to have overcast
skies at Easter time" she explained"
and so would choose the red coat
and dress with organdy trimmings"
Mrs. Poulson gave her No. / ap-
proval to taupe colored suit worn
with a John Fredericks hat of
matching color and brilliant red rib
bon trimming.
THE suit reminds me of our Cali
fornia desert sands" she explained,
"and the red ribbon was the desert
poppy
Last of the panel to state her
choice was Mrs. Monroney. whose
brief talk caused considerable
laughter. I
Husbands Real Name Told.
Asked by Mrs. Katherine Small,
who introduced the speakers and
directed the program, whether she
would tell her husbands real name
before she stated her costume
choice, Mrs. Monroney replied wrylys
My husbands first name is Almer.
They put him in girls gym class
when he was three and he changed
his name then to Mike and has
been called that ever since.'
The Oklahoma Representatives
wife selected black and white frock
as her Easter choice, adding that
she did not agree with Mrs. Lodges
statement that I'VE dress for men,
MY husband never notices what
I wear" she added humorously.
THAT is, unless I wear something
that doesn't look well-he always
notices that"
Commentator for the show was
Mrs. Adelia Bird Ellis of the Julius
Fortsmann Corp, who came from
New York for the occasion.
Many men attended the luncheon
and show, which was held in the
Washington room on the roof Of
the Washington Hotel. Miss Eugenia
Schor, the president of the club,
presided.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Hundreds Attend Party at Mayaower
First ambassador Of India
Greeted at Large Reception
By Betty Beaie

took the entire ballroom the Myfower Hotel
the celebration In Inda
Washington society Indians
the
pleased at yesterdays affair." did all his
thinking of Indias
Mr. Asaf Ali agreeable dignity Moem
educated oxford
literary nature On top all that he has politics
80 most recently Minister Of Transport His
India politician When
known but this couple should interesting
diplomatic
Freedom
organizations United States
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ON the Date Book

Mrs. John w. Bricker, wife of the
Senator from Ohio, will be hostess
on March 6 at a tea to be given at
the Congressional Club.
Yesterday another tea was given
by a Senator's wife, Mrs. Edward "
Robertson of Wyoming. She enter
tanned for Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry
wife of the former Senator from
Rhode Island. The party was held
in the Chinese room of the May
flower and guests were the Senate
ladies group, as we'll as a few other
personal friends of Mrs. Gerry
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry are here for a
weeks visit and are staying at the
Mayf1ower.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Bndge-Lnmcbeon
For Sister-m-La1V

Mrs. Chester Thompson, wife OF
the former Representative from 1lli-
nois, entertained at bridge
luncheon today in the Madison Suite
at Wardman Park Hotel in homo,
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. A
McCurdy, of Rock Island, Ill.
The guests were Mrs. Scott Lucas
Mrs. Eugene Cox, Mrs. Lawrence
Arnold. Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. E. S
Bres, Mrs. G. D. Parker, Mrs. K. M
LIE Compte. Mrs. William M. Letting
well, Mrs. Michael r. London, Mrs
Frank Quigley, Mrs. Eugene Rey-
bold, Mrs. James E. Duke, Mrs
Garcia Muller, Mrs. Robert Watson,
Mrs L. j. Goode, Mrs. M. K. Tate
Mrs. Walter Byers, Mrs. Roland
Anderson and Mrs. A. G. Wood.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
In the Ne1Us

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Murphy
celebrated their Goth wedding an
niversary Saturday, entertaining a
group of their friends at a cocktail
party in their home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Camalier and
their daughter, Lucille, are spending
a week in New York at the Plaza
after returning from Mexico where
they had been for the past month.
Rabbi and Mrs. Norman Gersten-
field are spending the remainder OF
the winter in Miami, Fla.
United States Steel Corp. has is
sued invitations to a reception and
buffet supper Sunday at $50
o'clock in the Carlton Room of the
Carlton Hotel, preceding the special
Washington broadcast Of 1.-The
Theater Guild on the Air"
Miss Jean Prichard has returned
from New Orleans, where she spent
two weeks during the Mardi Gras
celebration as the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Quackenbush.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Hollins AIn,,p,zae

A Founders Day dinner will be
held by the Hollins Alumnae Club
OF Washington at $50 pm. tomor-
row at the Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. William Ewes III, of George
School Pa, will be guest speaker.
She will talk about the rehabilita-
ton work being done by the Friends.
All Hollins alumnae are urged to
attend. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. j. H. Yingling, 802 North
Wayne street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Arriving Shortly

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Drum
Hupt are expected from Mexico at
the end of the week to visit the
formers mother, Mrs. Arthur D.
Condor, in Edgewater, Mo. They
will go from there to Martinique,
West Indies, where MI. Hunt will
be in charge of the United States
Consulate at Fort de France. He
has been transferred from the
United States Consulate in Neuvo
Laredo, Mexico, where he and Mrs.
Hunt were extensively entertained
before their departure.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Hostess

MrsI Edward F.. Bartlett, wife OF
the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, entertained at luncheon
at the Columbia Country Club yes
terday in honor Of Mrs. Conrad
Silverman of London, and Mrs
James McCallum of Ventnor, N. J
Other guests were Mrs. Eldon p
King, Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz, sister
of Mrs. Silverman; Mrs. James Mac
Pherson, Mrs. Auguste Boaz, Mrs
Raymond Romig, Mrs. Albert Collins
Burrows, Mrs. George Joerns, Mrs
George Cullen, Mrs. Albert Mengel
Mrs. Olive Delgado and Mrs. Leigh
Brite,
Evening star., 1947-02-27

1t would have been difficult to de.
eide which were the most glamorous
features of the fashion show pre-
sented yesterday by the Women's
Advertising Club, the models or the
panel of reviewers consisting OF
wives Of congressional representa-
tives from the North, South, East
and West.
The wives of "the men on the Hill
this year are particularly attractive
and a happy choice was made in
selecting for the style show panel OF
reviewers five women outstanding
for chic and good looks. These in
cluded Mrs. Harry P. Cain, wife of
the new Republican Senator from
Washington; Mrs. Clifford E. Davis,
wife of Representative Davis OF
Tennessee, and president of the Con-
gresSional Club; Mrs. Norris Poulson,
wife of Representative Poulson of
California; Mrs. John D. Lodge, wife
Of Representative Lodge of Con-
necticut, and Mrs. A. S. Monroney
wife of Representative Monroney OF
Oklahoma.
Models in the style show. which
had the appropriate title of Spring
Nationally Speaking" the cos
tunes being forecasts of that longed
for season, were sent by local shops
with the exception of Ruth Crane,
the past president of the Ad Club,
who made particularly handsome
model and passed down the runway
amid enthusiastic applause from
both member friends and guests.
Designed for Businesswoman.
Designed specially to show what
the smart businesswoman will wear
for spring, costumes included eve
ming gowns, afternoon dresses, suits
and sports ensembles of dress and
coat. Designers featured in the
models were Herbert Sondheim,
Kraus, Milgrim, Carmel, Monte
Sano, Vera Maxwell, Trigere, Omar
Kiam, Maurice Rentner, Glen Hunt
and Anthony Blotta. Topping the
street costumes were hats from Sally
Victor and John Fredericks.
A startling departure from the
showing of suits, afternoon and eve
ming gowns were two hooded beach
coats worn over bathing suits and
modelled by the two pretty Baker
twins" ELIZABETH and Virginia,
daughters of a Navy captain, who
have won much admiration modelling
in fashion circles.
At the conclusion of the show,
members of the panel were asked to
state choices of the costumes from
the viewpoint of wearing them at
Easter, in their home towns.
Mrs. Davis declared she'd like to
Evening star., 1947-02-27
announcement

Announcement is made of the
recent marriage of Miss Frances M.
Richard to Mr.. Douglas McLaren of
Woodacres, Md. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Richard of Hyattsville, Md.
The couple plan to make their
home in Calvert Hills, Md.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Belle Haven Sb01V

a fashion show. featuring styles
from an F street store, will be spon-
sored by the Belle Haven Woman's
Club at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Belle Haven Country Club, Alex
andria
Club members will mo.lel the
fashinns. Mrs. A. S. Mcleod is
chairman Of the Committee on Ar
rangements and Mrs. Lester C.
Simpson is chairman of the Hos
pitality Committee, which will serve
tea afterward.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

The engagement of Miss
Mary Virginia Kelly to Mr..
Robert Wilson OF Neu York
City has been announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J. Kelly of Darlington,
Md. No date has been set
for the 1peddind.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
THE SLAVIC

K tislcGm rGznych magazl-
nj, zaplavuj1cich americkou
vefejnost pfibyl dalsi - The
Slavic American. Tis1ce rodin
americana slovanskeho puvo-
1u dostava v tyto dny tento
magazin. Letmo listuj1 jeho
,tranky. A kazdy jeden jest
hrdym ma tuto publikaci. Jiz
1avno byla nutnost takoveho
magazinu pro Ameriku.
Svoji 1pravou, tiskem, obsa-
hem The Slavic American Wy
rovnava Sc kteremukoliv ma
gazinu. Jest tTeba dati redak-
tor1m kredit "a to, re videli
nutnost, ably novy magazin byl
takovy, ktery by byl represen-
tacnim v kazdem smeru.
The Slavic American jest
publikac1, kterou otec neb mat
ka niue s pychou witt a dati
svemu synovi neb dcefi S po-
znamkou: "cti O Slovanech, po-
znej sv1j slovansky pGvod, po-
znej rodiste svych rodic1 =
bud hrdy ma svGj slovansky
pGvod."
Velika vetsina americkeho
lidu velice malo Una o Slova-
mech. A i Slovane mezi sebou
neznaji dosti O svych slovan-
5kych spolubratffch. The Sla-
vic American, Dude tlmto po-
jitkem k blizsfmu seznamenl.
Proti Slovanstvu jsou prave
dnes vedene live 1toky. We
dou je Tide a skupiny S mnohy-
mi casopisy, ktef1 videli v Hit
lerovi spasitele sveta. PROT
temto utok1m jest treba zbra-
ne. The Slavic American jest
touto zbran1.
Magazin The Slavic Ameri-
can vychazf ctvrtletne. To jest
snad jeho nejvetsf nedostatek.
Mel by vychazet meslcne. Ale
i k tomu dojde - budou-li a.
mericane slovanskeho p1vodu
"a to pracovat kdyz ku
vsem tenn novinam a magaz1-
Nun, ktere kupuj1, pfidajl Ia
Ike The Slavic American.
Predplatne je jeden dollar ma
rok. Adresa: 205 East 42nd
St.. New York, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19

Berlin. - Christian A. Her
ter, republican z Massachusetts,
predseda kongresniho vyboru.
ktery v Europe studuje tamejsi
pomery, ably pax podal zpravu
kongresu, ktery Dude uvazovat
o Marshallovu planu, pravil,
re clenove vYboru toho navsti-
II tez Ceskoslovensko a Polsko.
Budou to tedy nejmene dive re
me, nepodllejlc1 sc ma pafizske
konferenci, zorganisovane v
ramci Marshallova planu, KITE
rym americtl kongresnici bu-
dou v6novat poZOrnOst.
Bude to podvybor pro Ne
mecko a Rakousko, ktery zaje-
de tez do Prahy a do Varsavy,
Glenov6 vyboru pfileteli sem z
|Londyna a odtud odjedou dc
Essenu a Porufl.
"Navstivime tyto zeme, Ces-
koslovensko a Polsko", fekl
Herter, "jako gesto dobr6 va
'e. abychom jim deli ma vedo-
mi. re americky vybor Sc o ne
zaifma pres to, re jeiich vlady
nebyly s to poslati zastupce ma
Pafizskou konferenci. Chceme
ukazati, re nedbame, jaky
druh vlady mali
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Francouzsti komuniste utoc1 ma
Bidaultovu zahranicni politiku.

Francouzsti komuniste zaha-
jill v%seobecnou ofensivu prot
francouzske zahranicn1 politl-
&c a soucasne proti SpoJenym
Stat1m, jez obvinuj1, re Sc sna-
Ii donutit Francii, ably otevrela
Spanelske hranice.
V narodnim shromazdenl
zahajila 1tok Tada komunistlc-
kych poslancG. Soucasne Sc ko-
mali verejna shromazdenl, ma
nichz v6dce francouzskych ko-
munist1 Jasques Duclos obvl-
nuje "zahranicnf vlivy'', re "a
vinily vyloucenf komunistd z
francouzske vlady, a re Spo-
jene Staty chtej1 vybudovat
Nemecko pred ostatnimi staty.
Tyto kampane mali dopomoci
komunistnm k v1tezstv1 v ma
stavajiclch volbach do obc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Neptun zamhouril oko u Tru-
mana, ale jeho druzina to
pine odnesIa.

Ma palube Missouri Hlav-
nj presidentovi asistenti obdr-
2eli plnou hodnotu, ale presi-
dent Truman sam vyvazl lehce
2 tradicn1ho obTadu pr pfeplu-
tt rovnlku.
Kral Neptun, mythicky bib
mort, zadal pouze, ably presi-
dent pronesl rec a mohl Sc staff
plnopravnym "shellbackem" z
pouheho "polliwoga." Potape-
nj do vody a jine ned6stojnosti
byly zachovany pro presiden-
tovy asistenty jake je ku pr.
Steelman.
Uvadeci obfady byly promi-
nuty presidentove choti. Dcera
Margaret, ktera nedavno Wy
stoupila jake koncertni pevky-
ne, musila zplvati s lodnlm
sextetem.
Pro Steelmana nebylo zad-
neho pardonu. Kdyz krace'
pred trim krale Neptuna, byl
doveden k "operacn1mu stolu",
kde jej lehtali ma c~hodidlech.
Byl Tezan paplrovym nozem a
musil vypfti osklive chutnajfci
napoj.
PAX vesly z latkv, obalen6
nepromokavym platnem, ma
mocenym v slane vode, byl zle
bit Neptunovymi prGvodci,
kdyz jej vedli k podiu, nabite-
mu elektfinou.
Davali mu jeste horst leky a
mazali jeho telo tukem nez no
dovedli k posledni zidli. Nahle
oozpatku sletel do nadrze S vo-
dou, kde jej potapeli, dokud
nevolal "shellback". PAX jej
spustili pc tukem natrenem
mustku ma palubu, jen ably mu
sil probehnouti ulickou, kde
oyl bit vesly.
Podobne bylo zachazeno s
oresidentskym sekretaTem M.
Connellym a Stanley Wood
warden, sefem protokolu We
statn1m Departmental, kterf s.
zapomneli witt s sebou sve wy
svedcen1, re jsou "shellbacks"
Uveden1 sekretaTe Bilehc
domu Rosse bylo povrchni, ale
"a to brigadnl general Wallace
Fl. Graham, president6v lekai
! jeho asistent kapitan Thomas
Burns, nebyli osizeni O mic.
A tax Sc stale skoro vsen
korespondent6m ma palube, "a
Tim co president d1val a sma
se, patrne Sc dobfe bave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Komplot ma zavrazdeni til ces-
koslovenskych ministrG


Praha. - Tfi ministfi cesko-
slovenske vlady unikli vrazed-
nemu komplotu, kdyz krabice
obsahuj1cf tTaskaviny adreso-
vane jim byly zadrzeny ma po-
ste a otevreny, jak bylo ozna-
memo ministrem prGmyslu Be-
humilem LauSmanem.
Dotycnf ministfi byli zahra-
nicnf ministr Jan Masaryk, ma
mestek premiere Petr Zenkl a
ministr spravedlnosti Prokop
Drtina.
Vsichni tri jsou velmi blizci
presidentu Eduardo Benesovi,
ienz prohlasil nedavno, re Ces-
koslovensko, ackoliv vzhllzi k
Rusku We veci ochrany, jest e.
konomicky a kulturn6 poutano
k zapadu.
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SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.
FOR THE WORLDS
w TITLE

Pro prfstf 1tery, dne 23. zari
Mr.. Ed Contos p~ofadatel kffz-
kovych zapas1 v Coliseum pri-
pravil nasledujfcf program.
Frank Sexton, 236 ID. re Sc
dalia, O.. (Svetovy Mistr) utka
Sc s Babe Sharkey, 253 ID. z
|Texasu (Byvaly Svetovy Mistr)
Zapas tento jest urcen ma
dobu l porazky.
V nasledujfcfm zapase ktery
urcen jest ma dobu 80 minut a
neb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Gino Garibaldi, 1886 Id. re
st. Louis vs.. Big Ben Morgan,
800 ID. z Texasu.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Paddy Mack, 218 Id. z Jack
sonville. Fla. a Stu Hart, PA
lb. z >Kanady VS.. Tiger Joe
Marsh, 23O ID. z Jugoslavie a
George Red Ryan, 232 ID. z Fl
ladelfie.
Vftezi ziskati must 2 vitez-
stvf re 3 utkan1.
Benny Rosen, 24O ID. (Jewish
Giant) VS.. Sander Kovacs, 22O
lb. Hungarian Adonis.)
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu 80 minut aneb / porazky.
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PTedbszne ornament zabav.

- II. T1jna-Karetnl Vec1-
rex pofada Ceska Svob. Skola
Aug. Hermana.
10. ffjna "Bull Roast"
pfipravuje /. Cesky Dem. Klub
Z. wardy klubu, 838 N. Ches-
ter ST. cd 1-6 odpoledne.
- 8. a 8. listopadu: Oslavy
75ti-leteho trvanf Sok. Jednoty
"Blesk".
= %. listopadu poTada Tel.
Jed. Sokol Washington "Slav-
nostnf Akademii."
= 81. prosince "Sylvestr" V
Sokolovn6, rob Gay a Preston
ulic.
V nedeli, 1. 1nora 1913
"Verejne Cvicenf" v Sokolovne
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
Program zabav Slovenskeho
Narodnfho Domu:
FL. zarf = Vylet
A. Tfjna = Tanec
18. Tijna - Tanec
1. listopadu = Halloween
Tanec
%. listopadu - Katerinovy
Tanec
10. prosince = Bingo, Kar-
tovy Vecierok
Tanec.
81. prosince =. Silvestrovy
Program pro tanecni zabavy
"POKROKU".
10. Tfjna = Podzimn1 zabava.
8. listopadu - Tanec.
81. prosince - Sylvestr.
"a. ledna 1913 - Selsky Pies.
20. bTezna 1913 - Josefovska.
/. kvetna 1913 - Majov&.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
v Polsku bylo odsouzeno 9
vvzvsdacH k smrti.

VarSava, Polsko. - Polsky
vcjensky soud v Krakove Cd
soudil k smrti 9 vyzvedacu a z
dalSfch do zalaTe ma mnoho let.
Odsouzeni opatrovali infor-
mace polskemu generalu An
dersovi, byvalemu americkemu
'vyslanci Bliss Lane-ovi a byva-
.l6mu anglickemu yyslanci Ca
vendish Bentinckovi.
Mezi odsouzenymi jsou 4 po-
slanci Mikolajzyckovy selske
strany.
Ziskanych informac1 pouzil
pax, die tvrzen1 statnlho ma
vladnfho, vyslanec Bliss Lane
k sepsani clanku "Jak RuskC
ovlada Polsko."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Autor knihy O stesti " manzel.
stvi rozveden cd sve treti
manzelky.

Lr. H. Edward Morrison. SIS
let starry, autor knihy "Jak byti
stastnym v manzelstvi", hledi
vstTlc ctvrtemu manzelstvl,
kdyz dial Sc rozvesti Sc svou
tretl zenou.
Morrison zaridil 81 zde "kli-
niku pro domacf veci". Soudci
G.. Schoenfeldovi rekl, re jeho
manzelstvf Sc zenou Mary, row.
n&z So let starou, nebylo nijak
Stastne.
Morrisonova uvadela v zalo-
be, re il manzel nadaval a mia
til il koStetem. Morrison prot
tomu namftal, re zenu nebil,
"pouze il odmetl stranou" a
pouzil k tom udokonce "koste-
tie noveho a ohebneho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
v Italii lie ma stavce million re
medelskych delnikH.

Rim. - Lirektorat kestan-
sko-demokraticke strany obvi-
nil stoupence levice, re pedni-
till stavku italskych zemedel-
CT, aby pTivedli zemi do nesna-
ri a pTivodili pad vlady premi-
era Alcida de Gasperiho. Ma
stavce pry je skoro 600
zemedelskeho delnictva, kteri
timto zpGsobem protestujl pro-
ii vysokym cenam nezbytnych
zivotnich potTeb. Ministr pra-
ce Amintore Fanfani marn6 Wy
iednava o podminkach skonce-
nj stavky.