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musical program. Tuesday evening,
President Monroe Chapter. Chapter
House; speaker, Mrs. J. E. Davies of the
Louisa Adams Chapter, with Miss Mary
Godding, Kenesaw Apartments. Wednes-
day. 8 pm. joint meeting of American
ism and Manual for Citizenship Com
mittees, Chapter House; speaker
Douglas A. Clarke of the Civitan. Club
Thursday, 8 pm. Mary Washington
CHAPTER, Chapter House: speaker, Mrs
Thomas Dimmick. state chairman Of
Americanism Committee. and Mrs
Thomas j. Gattis, state chairman Of
Approved Schools Committee. Friday
> pm. Captain Joseph Magruder Chap.
teTs With Mrs. HerbeFt e, Merwinr294t
Newark street NV: speaker. Misssxrens
Indian Affairs Committee. SatafdAy
p.ma Keystone Chapter, with Mrs
James p. Skinner, 1928 Alaska avenue
Good Neighbor Club-Tuesday, pm.
luncheon with Mrs. Richard EllNangeE
722 sTuckerman street NV IS
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W0mem's Press club

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be
the honor guest and speaker at a
luncheon Of the Women's National
Press Club at 1890 pm. Wednesday
in the Presidential Room OF the
Statler Hotel.
The program will include q ques-
ton and answer period.
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St. PauPs Guild

The monthly meeting OF st. Paul's
Academy Guild will be held at 8
pm. Tuesday in the school auditor
ium at 1921 v street NV. The
fathers of pupils have been invited.
Mrs. Ernest Howard, program
chairman, has planned a special
program which will include a
speaker and a movie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
Mrs. Schondau Is Author
Ne1U Booklet Issued on OAR;
Federation Plans Convention
By Frances Lids

thbna description Of the
available booklet thanks the
secretary Marguerite Schondau
for chapter regents public relations chmen
members undoubtedly will value
occasion to need information the OAR
Probably the smallest publication society,
inches
to attractive
Evening star., 1948-11-10
CHICAGO Livestock
SAFES

| CHICAGO. Nov N, tUsDA>-Salable
| hogs, 5000 total, $4,000; both butchers
and sows around 80 lower, but market
| fairly active at decline and closed active:
top. 2300 paid freely; mostly for choice
so-343 poundds' bglk s9oSdo and adoG shoicd 6d
@ esoiss ,s so$SS peynds, y t :is5}s H1ds;
| $50 pounds scarce: good and choice soWs
under 400 pounds 20.b0-21.25: ,400-50Q
pounds Largely 2O.0O-2075; odd head
over 500 pounds as low as 1880: good
salable cattle. $500; total. $500. sal
able calves. SOC: total, 800; steers steady
53 lower hsifers @ mostly steady: cow
pe"na steers eass b osG or so
choice to prime steers held at 1880. AND
above; bulk good and choice fed steers,
&c. .00-31 90; medium to low-good Grades:
5.00-29. so; load very common Gl3-pound
erassers. 21.25; load choice heifers held
above 81 90: most good to low-choice helf-
ers, 27.50-33 90; good beef cows. 20. 90
2a 90: Gamers and cutters l4t;i5o-.I55.990o:
23;;5 fat heavy beef bulls up rs to TO 3i0G; 0G
salable sheep, $500; total, $500:
total, $500, slaughter lambs weak to rs
lower. mostly 25 of; top. 1915; most
woolskins. "4.75-2575;, comparable fed
Ss 5.ss9 :
ef1 oferines sehs s5oo ewes uneVenly stesdy 70
IS lower: double GOOD to choice, but
weishty North Dakota ewes. 9.75: mod
erately sorted at S.15.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Stock Market Shows
Only Slight Changes
by the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The stool
market tried hard to get ahead TO-
day but it was rough going.
Gains and losses were prett!
evenly distributed. Changes eithel
way were small in most cases, al.
though several severe declines were
noted.
Trading was active for while
Immediately after the opening, bu'
later quieted.
Some of the losers dropped to new
lows for the year or longer, includ.
ing Westinghouse Electric and Un,
ion Pacific.
Superior on of California, a high.
priced issue, dropped 10 and Skell,
Oil. also in the upper price bracket
cracked more than 6 points.
In a deal involving nearly $1,000.
600, a block of 5000 shares of Amer.
ican Telephone sold at $50 for 6
drop of Z.
Also lower were Firestone Tire
Sears Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft
Kennecott Copper, General Electric
American Tobacco, NJ Y. Central
Chesapeake & Ohio, Standard Oi
IN. j., and Transcontinental &
Western Air.
Up a bit were General Motors
Chrysler, Woolworth, Du Pont. Hi.
nois Central, Gulf Oil, and United
Air Lines
Bonds improved selectively. Unitee
States Governments held steady il
over-the-counter dealings.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
New York Produce

. NFW sv, YORK. Noy: 10 R-Butter
cartons; Creamery. higher than a2 score
and premium marks NtAA), 64l2 81 score
tAl, 64-64A 90 score OBJ, 80; SO score
&C., 6l1a. New tubs usually command y
Cheese, 42s,695; steady. prices un-
Egg prices were higher today in the
wholesale market. EGGS, 1918; firm
New York spot quotations follow:
Midwestern. mixed colors-Fancy heavy
weights. 72-73; extra /. large. II; extra
>. large, 6l-64; extra l, medium, 56-5S;
pullets, 46-4S: dirties, 51-52l2: checks,
43-45. Whites, fancy heavyweights. 13-
6".65; extra ]. medium. $3.50 extra i,
pullets, 50-5@. Browns, fancy heavy
>, large. 62-65: extra ]. medium, $3.50
Nearby-lTop quotations on nearby
white and brown eggs represent highest
wholesale selling prices for the finest
marks available ard not paying prices tc
fancy heavyweiehts: 77-1s: fancy heavy
Teiehts, 74-76 others. 1913: mediums
heavyweights, 7e-77:' fancy heavyweiehts
1915; others, 1912; mediums, 60-62
pullets, 81 -53.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 tP.-Cotton fu-
the day during the forenoon. Scattered
hedge selling and profit taking met only
limited covering by mills against textile
sales. An Hlfavorable forecast on Oc-
tober cotton consumption also had a de-
pressing effect on sentiment
The New York Cotton Exchange service
estimated October cotton consumption at
72O,C,D bales against 1884, in Sep
tembe. and $4,000 in October q year ago,
The decline in october compared with
September was due partly to one less
WORKING day than in September.
Noon prices were 40 to rs cents o
bale lower than the previous close.
December. 31.35; March. 31.36. and
May, 31.20.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Produce Markets

r, BALTIMORE quotations supplied by the
?, ApepleS-A5bout steady. gushei baskets
Vi Vrsinia' imnF'Snd vest VfE Vf1.
g GINA MA Delicious, 3;50-75, poorer low as
'50; 30 poms. Golden pel1ci9us Go mostly around
so; satymans. 2.75-3 90, fair quality low
as % zoo: 294-inch, 3;00-25; Yorks, 2 So
So Jar Mar1ayd M9galityd @G24n poorer oy
Grimes. sH -,hch upt 2.5o-75; Golden De. s
es4us ne4 up feW o1s5 Sp 37f b.sioy1 saityma9f
up. few 4.oO-25, 'ON'' ~Tz-'n't
Potatoes-sitshtly stronger undertone
sizs 4: PsnnsyIvanta kstahdinso' new e s. Sack K
s. tsx hsh as ss cqb5iefss Sea sassd assd SACKS Ks
2H; sg.st ausSets, nnf.tos used sacks sacks 1920
land, Delaware and Virginia, bushei bas
masf,J 5e5s u s 6o Is Nv washed or brushed Gqdens
HAMPERS, l11s &c eolden. dew feW nearOy o haf0ushe
Snap BeansHMarket barely steady
Pushel hampers baskets and sacks, PEE
sna, RTshel Virginia tg strinEless Blaek Vslsn
3.75; poorer low as 90; South Carolina
bushel hampers. Stringless. Black Valen
tines' fair to generally good quality. 800
'''V' ''O"'Psn Poultry 9Yda Market isi poor 100
Poultry about. steady: demand good re-
msDty oe5s afoa1d gyer S fo3 a cGore fey
light weights, Leghorns 26-27: mostly 90
ducks Muscovies. 36-37; turkeys, mostl!
mixed lots. $500 some straight hen.
high as 5S; toms. 46-41
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, none.
Wheat-Receipts, 1O4,6SS bushels: ship.
mentS, 2l2, ,494 bushels; stocks, 4.212,621 :
bushels, No. . red winter, sarlicky, spot
domestic. 2.35; November. 235
Corn-Receipts. l43.6S9 bushels; ship
mepts. SS,S64 bushels: stocks, 9S7,S29
oats--Receints, none; shipments. none:
stocks. 13l $40 bushels
,oH Barley RECEIPTS none; shipments
RyeSReceipts. none; sipipmen,s none
STOCKS; 4,326 bushels.
SoybeanS-Receipts, 2O914 bushels
shipments, none; stocks. 60,73S bushels
Millfeed-Receipts, none
Butter and EggS.
:. Eggs-Market about Steady: receipts
Light aglt Top grade demand good. Whole
mediums. 60-64; A small, 47-5c; B large
5'-6l current receipts. unEraded 5000
Receipts-Egss. 43 cases; butter. 30
407 pounds.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Business Briefs
Electric power production for week

Electric power productlOn Tor week
ended November 6 totaled 5,563 .5l4,-
300 kilowatt-hours, a new high tor
he fifth successive week-compared
with 5,555 ,254, 900 for the preceding
week and 10% above the 5,057 ,455 900
kilowatt hours in the same week OF
l947-Edison Electric Institute.
Steel production hit an all-time
record of 7,973,416 net tons in Octo-
ger which was lat 900 tons above the
wartime peak set in March, 1914
For first 10 months production was
72,960936 tons VS.. &c, 0,260,936 in l947
oeriod-American Iron & Steel In
stitute.
Natural rubber production for the
world reached a record high of 145,-
300 tons in September, compared
with an average of 1857 tons in
3 preceding months. September
world consumption was 122,500 tons
Commerce Department.
New Bedford Gas and Edison Light
Co. registered with SEC an offering
Of $4,000, 900 in 25-year notes.
McCord Corp. for year ended
August 81 earned s2,6o8,2 ,235 or s13.1C
a share VS.. $2,321, 500 or 1924 in
1947.
General Time Instruments Corp
in Al weeks ended October 9 earned
S2,462,283 or $696 share VS.
Sl,461,140 or 1896 in 1947 period.
Ell Paso Electric Co. for year end
ed September 80 earned $l,174,801
or $3.50 a share VS.. $1,053,597 or
S2.58 in 1947.
Southern California Gas Co. for
year ended September 80 earned
s7.236, ,023 VS.. s5.4O4,527 in 1947.
Central e. Southwest Corp. for
year ended September 80 earned
S9,655,111 or $145 share VS.
$s.5O8 .2S0 or $1.29 in 1947.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. for
year ended August 81 earned
S4,2o0,447, or $4.56 a share VS.
$3,155,511 or $3.50 in 1947.
White Sewing Machine Corp. fol
year ended September 80 earned
s3,3l0,027 or 1888 share VS.
sls27.5o3 or 1919 in 1947.
J. c. Penny Co. reported October
sales Of ssO,762, ,224. up 2e.1% ovel
S75,582, sos in the same month las
year. In first 10 months total wa!
SedB ,289, ,153, up 147Go from $582,
37s.4O3 in like 1947 period.
! WalIgreen Co. reported Octobe
sales Of S13,820,533, up 7.41o owe
S12,B69, 1886 a year ago. For L
months sales were $133, ,574,935, III
7.2% over $124,637 ,855 in 1947 pc
Rod.
Other earnings included:
FOR Nine Months Ended September 80
194S. l941
Evening star., 1948-11-10

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Evening star., 1948-11-10
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 LP.-A walkout of
dock workers in New York provided q
peg upon which to hang selling in grains
on on the the Board Of Trade today; Prices
active. The market opened lower and
showed no subsequent rallying power.
Dealers said the slump was not un-
expected in view of the markets strength
since election day. Some. selling came
from tE}n those who had profits created by
be attracted into the market
Wheat noon was '4-la4 lower; De.
December. 81 .4214 oets. were a to i
cent lower; December: sos. and soybeans
were l34-3a4 lower: November. So ~
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Loan Associations Pui
SSO7,OOO,OOO Into
Housing in 9 Months
By Edword c. Stone

During the first three quarters OF
1948, building and loan associations
poured $807 ,000,0 into the con-
struction of new homes, accounting
for 20 per cent of the new housing
in that period, Ralph H. Smith
president of the United States Saw
ing and Loan League, said in New
York today.
Addressing the leagues annual
convention, he added that this all
time record was accompanied by a
decrease in credit disbursed on exist
ing properties.
The league president said the
organization holds to its belief that
rs per cent of the Nations families
should own their own homes. 1--WE
oppose the falacy which has been
gaining support in many quarters
that there is q broad segment OF
our population which is better of
by renting than by owning its shell
ter" he asserted.
Mortgage Methods Scored.
Turning to home financing, he
said that for Is years the public
policy of this Nation has been 6
compromise with the fundamental
of sound mortgage finance. THE
result of yielding to expediency ir
the temporary solution of real estate
problems is a craZy-quilt of Govern.
ment agencies, private institutions
intrenched bureaucracy and mon
strous Federal investments and COM
mitments in the housing field" he
stated.
Indeed controls may have be-
come so well accepted part of ou
mortgage financing system that /
will take us half a century to re
turn to sanity and sound economics.
He attacked the concept that pay
ment of home should stretch ovel
an entire generation. The home
should become debt free early il
the lifetime of the owning family
Mr.. Smith declared.
Homes Priced Out of Market.
Members of the Leagues housing
committee reported that home!
throughout the nation ARE remain
ing unsold as result of being
priced out of the market"
Morton BodfiSh, chairman of the
executive committee, declared there
is nothing on the economic horizon
to indicate depression in the near
future or that real estate prices are
In danger of a sharp decline.
Powerful forces that tend to con-
tinue high industrial production ano
full employment, said the League
chairman, include a possible new
1end-lease program to arm Western
Europe as well as Marshall Plar
for China.
II do not mean to suggest that
the prices of homes will not come
down. do not suggest that build.
ers can go on building and selling
q million houses year indefinitely
but what do mean to emphasize
Is that we are not on the threshold
of a real estate depression"
Heard in Financial District.
Alexander Brown and Kidder,
Peabody were top bidders at Sails
bury, Md, for s630,000 Wicomico
County school bonds.
Kenneth c. Beals has been named
manager of the Massachusetts,
Bonding & Insurance Co. branch
Office in the Woodward Building.
General Mills, Inc, will report to
Washington stockholders in an elab-
crate moving picture at luncheon
at the Statler Friday, with top Off
cials attending.
The Electric Institute of Wash
lngton reports sales in nine months
In this territory of 1906 refriger-
ators, 1874 ironers, 19,48l washers,
77,71s radio and teIevision sets and
II 1896 vacuum cleaners.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
M. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-11-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. sab
NOVEMBER 10,

(, World oil production, measured by
reports from As countries, reached
the record level of 9,441 ,692 barrels
in August compared with 9,4o3,962
in July and 8,486,700 in August a
year ago-Oil Forum.
Evening star., 1948-11-10

aSur's .nn eA'S Soo GOO 80 n.' nnnn S4o ooo
ZOO o N. zlo 600 900 o m 600 600
funit Of trading. 10 shares. sIn pank.
ruptcy or receiverShip or being reorgan.
tiles assumed BY such companies. Rates
Of dividends in the foresoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
diyidendfI. are not ipslEdsd rasa sIa called
or stock Declared or paid 80 far this
year. Payable In stock. estimated cash
value on ex.diTidend date; g. Paid last
year b Declared or paid after stock
| dividend or split-up kDeclared or paid
this year. an accumulative issue with
diyidend diidd omitted, deferred M or mo- no action ssa;
taken at last dividend meeting. . Payable
IN stock, exact cash value undetermined
on declaration data
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-23

jake kandidat Demokraticke
Organisace Dude sc V primar-
kach dine 3. kvetna uchazeti O
zvolenf do KONGRESU "a 3.
Distrikt.
Jak vite pracoval zdarne v
Dome Delegate naseho statu do
kterezto zakonodarny byl diva
KRAFT zvolen. A nynf jake NEST
sky radn1 "a nasi csl. ctvrt uka-
zal nam re uni haiti zajmy
svJch volicG. Jen v%zpomenme
jeho BOZ v zalezitosti Express
way" Dale pfekazil postaveni
3,OOO,O 900 galonove nadrzky ma
otopny olei V nasi ctvrti. A n.y.
nj Ease bojuje v nasem zajmu.
Chce ably ma pozemcich u Edi-
son Highway a Madison I'll. byl
vybudovan park a ozdravovaci
stTedisko pro nase dftky.
Radnf DiDomenico je neod-
visly kandidat Dem. Organise
ce, no vzdyt no kazdy znate q
hajf-li Vase prava u oboe, tin
vice Dude pro Vas pracovati
zvolfte-li no do KONGRESU!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-23

sleduj1c1ch: - Frank KGzel,
Mary Chlumsky, Rosalie Wal
strum, Andela Hajek, Vaclav
IOktavec, Katerina Kalista, An
ma Williams, Karel Bittman,
Marie Panuska, Anna Cvach,
Marie Hodek, Marie Kdzel,
Vojtech Svehla, Anton Chlum-
sky, Jir1 Fuka, Frantiska Pa
nuska, Josef Vonasek, August
Kozlovsky, Josef Beran, George
Woelfel, John Esser, Rita Chy-
ba, Tom NARROW, Rose Chlum-
sky, Anna Gring, Mary Kalista,
Joyce M. Strejcek, Joseph Ko-
zlovsky.
Rezii vedl p. August Kozlov-
lsky, st. a hudbu rfdila nase o.
betava varhanice 81. Mary
Schwartz. Hudba doprovaze-
|jfc1 zpevy byla velmi pekna a
dojemna. L1cen1 obstaral jake
vzdy ochotny p. Vaclav Okta-
vec a satnu por1dil sam Sbor
sv. Cecilie. Uprava jeviste by
la pod dozorem DIP. Felixe va
nishe, CSSR., jemuz pomahal
cely stab ob6tavych pomocn1-
XII a pomocnic. Scenerie Wy
maloval a upravil p. Vaclav
Oktavec Sc sym synem Vote
chem.
Pc divadle byla domac1 "a
bava v dolejs1 m1stnotsi naS1 O.
sadnf skoly. Tato domacf "a
bava Sc pekne vydarila a dosa-
hla sveho Gle, totiz spojit jeste
V uzs1 kruh jak starsf tax mlad-
81 generaci nas1 osady. Jsou to
|takove domac1 zabavy jez udr-
zuj1 svazky pratelstv1 mezi ma
Semi osadn1ky a krajany. Nae
hledat vyrazenf u cizfch, kdyz
name sve vlastn1. Mac zaned-
bavat svoje vlastnf a pachtit Sc
lpo ciz1m. Mas mlady lid jest
ochoten pGsobit v osade, kdyz
Sc mu da k tomu vhodna pf1le-
zitost.
Tato opereta "Tulak" Dude
Sc jeste opakovati tuto nedeli,
Us. dubna v Auditoriu sv. Va
clava. Doufame, re dobra po-
vest o tonic divadelnlm kusu
|se roznese, a ii, kterf jej nevi-
deli a neslyseli minulou nedeli,
Ijiste prijdou tuto nedeli. Vsi-
chni jsou uctive pozvani a uji-
stem, re uvidi a uslys1 neco, nae
nezapomenou ma doluhy cas-.
Sbor sv. Cecilie 81 zasluhuje
vrouc1ch d1kd mas vsech Ia to-
to pekne proveden1 operety
"Tulak". Jsme jim "a to vde-
chi, a prejeme jim zdar a Il
speech do budoucnosti S provo
lanfm upf1mneho "ZdaT BGh!"
MAC.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-23

Kongresnik "a 3. distrikt Dude
Sc uchazeti co kandidat Demo-
kraticke Organisace O znovu-
zvolen1 ma tento trad v primar-
.kach 8. kvetna.
V jeho kampanovem prohla-
SEMI cteme re jake kongresnlk
.podporoval veSkere zakonodar-
stv1 ku prospechu VeteranG:
1. H. r. 1850, A Bill to au-
thorize the construction of a
Veterans Administration gene
raj medical and surgical hospi-
tai in Baltimore.
2. The Bill to grant increased
subsistence allowance to veter-
ans atteding schools and col
leges.
8. The Bill Ito increase the
on-the-job training allowances
for Veterans.
4. The National Defense
Program sponsored by the Ma
jor Veterans Organizations.
0 inflac1 soud1, re Sc must i
hned razne zakrociti k zabra-
nen1 financnl katastrofy.
0 dnesni stoupaj1cl drahote
Sc vyjadril, re Dude podporo-
|vati jakekoli zakonodarstvf KITE
re by pTivedlo sn1zen1 zivotnlch
potTeb.
Pan Garmatz jest velikym
pT1telem delneho lidu a obhaju-
lie primeTenou zivotn1 mzdu.
Ma konec podporuje "Pfipra-
venost''.
"Silny narod je m~irumilovny
narod" jen tenkrate, kdyz hajl
zasady prave demokracie, KITE
ra ma heslo Ell a mech jine
ziti!"
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POHRBY.

II. dubna zemrela PAM
Frances Arnold, manzelka o.
Edgara Arnolda, 421 N. Stree
per ST. We start IS let. Narodila
Sc v Nemecku.
Pohfeb konal Sc 10. dubna
re Schimdnkova-Pohr. Domu
do kostela st. Elizabeth a odtud
ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= 20. dubna zemfel o. FIRE.
derrick Lang, 802 N. Curley ST.
We start II rok1. Byl svobod-
ny .Pohfeb konal Sc 22. dubna
re SchimGnkova Pohr. Domu
do kostela st. Michael's a odtud
ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Fl. dubna zemrel p. Con-
rad Raymond Schneider, 1929
Chase St. We start 81 let. Ma
rodil Sc V Baltimore. Zanechal
zde manzelku pl. Helen A.
Schneider a dceru pf. Doris
Goodrich.
Pohfeb Dude Sc konati v So
botu, "a. dubna re %Schimnnko-
Pohf. Domu do kostela sv.
Kateriny a odtud ma hrbitov
New Cathedral.
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z mssicni schGze Sokola
PHILADELPHIA.

V patek, 16. dubna konala sc
pravidelna mes1cni schGze "a
dcasti 80 clen1. Byly vyrfzeny
cetne zalezitosti a podana zpra-
va z Okrskove sch1ze.
Byli vyslani zastupci ma We.
refine Cvicen1 T. j. Sokol New
York Is. dubna a taktez Dude
vyslana delegace ma VeTejne
Cviceni do Baltimore "a. dubna
Byl povolen dar nasi jednoty
v obnosu $500 ma Technicky
fond ses. Otilie MARTINIQUE a
take clenstvo vyzvano k osob-
MIN darum.
Prfsti Spolecensky Vecirek
stanoven ma sobotu, 8. kvetna.
Zajfmavy program pro nase
hosty.
Do pflstl mesfcnf schGze 81.
kvetna budou pozvani nasi pra-
tele "a ucelem zfskanf novych
clenG. Pc schulz Dude veceTe,
movies a tanec. Budeme miti
SO novych rekordG a tax Dude
dobra zabava.
Zucastnime sc zavodn a Zup-
nj Academic v Belcampu 10. a
20. cervna a Vyletu Washing
tonskych do Annapolis 18. Ger
vence bud'to v busech neb au-
tomobilove kavalkade.
Nacvicujeme rytmicka spo-
lecna prostna a Besedu pro Bel
camp a Annapolis.
Ma zdar!
Even Prostrednik.
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Ia tyden budeme NIT jig Ease
usporny cas-.

Prekrocenfm prv6 poloviny
mesice dubna, blfzfme sc kva-
penn ku obnoven1 dsporneho
svetlo setT1cfho casu.
V Baltimore zapocne rannf
cas- jiz poslednf ned6li V dubnu,
a jak kalendaT ukazuje, je to
jiz pTfstf nedeli, 25., protoze l.
maj pTipada zrovna ma nedeli.
To znamena, re budeme jiz cely
posledni tyden dubna vstavat O
hodinu drive, a tuto hodinu i S
drokem skolektujeme" zpatky
Ease az v zaT1.
Kazdy vi, re onu nedeli ma
me postrciti hodiny o hodinu
do pTedu. Kdo jedi vlakem,
must Sc die toho zaf1diti, ably
zbytecn6 necekal hodinu ma
stanici.