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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14
+Miss Hooke Becomes
Bride In Utica Ceremon,

Miss Elba Ann Hooke, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle M.
Hooke of Utica, became the bride
of William Huddleston, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Huddleston,
also of Utica, in a ceremony at
the Baptist church in Utica, Au-
gust 20, The Rev. w. S. Boyce of
Edwards officiated before a large
gathering of relatives and friends
of the couple.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and wore an
original wedding gown of lumi-
nous ivory satin, with bouffant
skirt fully gathered to nodded
bodice and highlighted by pick
up overskirt of deep scallops with
satin bows. She wore a full length
imported illusion veil, a flat
tering cap of French lace. and
carried white Bible, conferred
with an orchid and showered
with lilies valley and satin
ribbons.
A program of pre-nuptial music
was presented by Mrs. w. c. Nc
Key, pianist, with Miss Mildred
Smith, soloist. Miss Bette Walker
of Amite, Louisiana and Belhaver
college. was maid of honor. Mis-:
Jean Dalton, Nashville, Tennes
see, Mrs. Watson Hammond, O
Jackson, Miss Billy McGuffee
Utica. and Miss Jeffie Lou Jones
Lexington were bridesmaids.
| Harold Simmons of Utica wa.
best man. Ushers were James N
Brock, William N. Price, Utica
Watson Hammond, Jackson, AMI
John Stafford, Memphis.
| A wedding reception was helt
at the home of the brides parents
After the wedding trip, Mr.. ans
Mrs. Huddleston are now at HON,
in Jackson.
| Out-of-town guests for the wed
ding included: Miss Elba Hum
phries, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph HUMPHREYS and daughte
of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
HUMPHREYS, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
HUMPHREYS, Maury HUMPHREYS
Miss Carol Montgomery, Durant
Mrs. w. c. Jones, Mrs. R. A. Stig
Ter, the Misses Minnie and Myrti,
Jordan, Mrs. Daisy Griffin, al
of Lexington; Miss Jean Howell
Lula; Mr.. and Mrs. Walker ant
daughter. Joan, Amite, Louisiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Paul Bellenger. Jackson; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Reid, Gulfport
Miss Nell Bishop, Forest; Mis-.
Daphne Guynes, Jackson; Mis-:
Bronella Lotion, Brookhaven: Mr.
Bobbie Daniels, Gulfport, and Mr.
John STAFFORD, Memphis, Tennes
see.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Mrs. ST Dobbs, Chicago, return
ed home after several days here
with her mother, Mrs. j. R. Car
gill, who celebrated her 83rd
birthday Tuesday, October S.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Mrs. j. II. Byrd spent Wednes-
day in Winona with her son, Joe
Byrd, and family.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley HUMPHREYS
attended the State Clemson game
Saturday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Miss Posa Ramsey has been
confined to her home the past
week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14
Can .DRAucnT
leo Physical fatigue?

Yes. Black-Draught may help physical
fatigue II the only reason you have that
Hstless seei.ng is because Of constipation.
Blacs-Dr,ught, the friendly laxative, 10
usually prompt and thorough when taken
as directed. It costs only penny or less
dose. That's why 1t has been Q best.
SAFER with four generations. II you are
troubled With such symptoms as loss OF
appetite, headache, upset stomach, flatu.
icnts, physical fatigue. sleeplesmess,
mental haz!ness, bad breath-and II these
symptoms are due only to constipation
IN see wat Black-Draught may do for
a package today.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

w. E. Wigley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Deck johnson and Ronnie spent
Tuesday at the State fair in Jack
son.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Conway Wherry of Leland was
here Sunday for a short visit
with his sister, Mrs. CASTOR A.
Guess.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Mrs. A. A. Derrick. Mrs. Decir
johnson, and Mrs. Ed Rush visit
ed in West, Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

MIR. and Mrs. G.. r. Williams,
Amory, visited in Durant Tues
day.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Mrs. w. B. Nicols returned to
her home in Jackson Monday
after several days visit with Mrs.
r. G.. Elmore.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-10-14

Mrs. ]. c. Bell Of Inman, South
Carolina, and Mrs. ]. E. Howell,
Of Jackson. have returned home
after visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Y. Pound, for seve-
raj days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Donald and
children Of Eldorado, Arkansas
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Unger Donald. Of Goodman.
Dr.. A. A. Derrick was among
those attending the Ole Miss
game.
, 1948-04-23
Do We Need Rent ConirdAm St. Cruisl

enactment of rent control but
since other organizations and
individuals had statements to
make in favor of such a law
the Municipal Council should
have a Night Public Hearing
and invite all interested par
ties to>have their say. The Par
tvs representatives told the
Council its argument for rent
control would be made at the
Public Hearing. The Council
promised the Party that such
a hearing would be held and
that adequate notice would be
given through the press.
Write Your Councilman To-
day Asking Him To Support
Rent Control Legislation For
St. Croix.
81. croix Progressive Party
, 1948-04-23
No E


The Democratic Club Of 81.
.croix. Christiansted Branch
viii hold It's pre-convsntion
meeting on Friday. April 50.
ls4s at $50 Pm. in The hrsa
story of 50 King Strsst at
which time delegates to The
Quadrennial Convention 81
Insular Democratic Commit.
tee Of the v. /. TO be held in
the City Of Charlotte Amalie.
ST Thomas on May 9. 1913
be elected.
All members and all persons
desiring to Be enrolled as mem
beers are asked to attend.
Joseph Alexandar
Chairman
April q. ls4s.
, 1948-04-23
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with modern convisuces
and with | 10 S acres Of land
near town. Owner sSsishsng
to cell please contaet 4ka
Avis office.
, 1948-04-23
ADVERTISEMENT

a Butler available with good
Experience.
For Information contact A.
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20. Box AS
s King Cross Street
Christiansted
You may also contact Avis
Office.
, 1948-04-23

Gloom Oyershadows Assembly Session
IN AN atmosphere of gloom the members Of the Munich
pal Councils of both islands are engaged in discussions on
Just what to do in the present emergency" Perhaps never
before were men 50 serious in the Legislative Hail. and no
time is being lost through filibustering and pickering over
personal differences.
LIMO every day from the converting of the session on
Monday all members, especially those from St. Croix, have
answered the rol-call and remained to put in a full day trying
to think of Just tUhat can be done" to alleviate the present
situation. For probably the first time the legislators from both
municipalities are on equal terms" their cupboards are
bare.
SOME cannot fathom the reasoning of Congress in pour
ing billions of dollars together with food and gifts into co,In-
tries that are accepting it and still curse the United States
government, while loyal Americans suffer for a mere few hun
dred thousand dollars IN AN AMERICAN POSSESSION.
A FEW moments were spent on Tuesday in thinking up
desperate measures to be taken. Some Of these suggestions
were fantastic and with bitter hunaoE, for example: How
about asking Joe Stain Of Russia if we could sell him
some rum; because after all could Uncle Joe treat his
satellites any worse than the Congress is treating the Vr-
gin Islands !" But there were many serious suggestions
also, such as, to bring the matter to the attention of Walter
Winchell and Drew Pearson both Of whom have the ear Of
Of millions; to attempt to get the outstanding newspapers on
the mainland, or magazines to aid our cause. On one point
all St Croix Councilmen agreed: Salaries, already below
standard cannot be cut even if it means discontinuance Of ser
vices.
WE must be cautious and wherever possible, do what we
can to help. Government employees have been asked to give
a week, this may seem hard but it is a chance to show how
much we must sacrifice and futher prove the gravity Of the
hour. The atmosphere Of gloom that overshadows the
Assembly today Is destined to overshadow the people Of
the Virgin. Islands tomorrow.
, 1948-04-23

VSAA1J 441SSS WdS
increased from sixty to one
hundred and twenty-five dol
lars a month, or sixty-five dol
lars a month more.
DR.. Higgs. went to the St.
Croix Chamber of Commerce
for help. He wanted the in
crease rescinded. The Cham
Der of Commerce quickly sent
a committee composed of Sell
wyn Fleming, Wilhelm Fred
eriksen and Lawrence Merrill
to ask DR.. Riggs landlord not
to increase the rent. The Cham
ber's committee met with no
success. Rather than pay the
exhorbitant increase DR.. Higgs
resigned from his position as
Municipal Physician and left
the Island. Thus st. Croix was
deprived of the badly needed
services of q physician.
On January 16, 1913 the st.
Croix Progressive Party. alarm
ed by the Higgs case and many
Others which had been brought
to its attention requested the
Municipal Council to immed-
lately pass rent control legis-
lation freezing all rents and in
cases where increases had
been made to roll the rents
back to that which existed on
January 3, 1916.
One week later, Acting Gov
ernor Morris de Castro asked
the St. Croix Municipal Coun-
Gil to pass adequate rent con-
troll legislation.
The st. Croix Progressive
Party thanked Mr.. De Castro
for his action and promised all.
cooperation to him in seeing
that this badly needed legisla-
ton be put on the statute
books.
Almost three months passed
with no action by the Munici-
pal Council.
On April z, 1948 the Munich
pal Council notified the ST.
Croix Progressive Party that
it would like to have sugges-
tons from it regarding rent
control.
On April Is, 1913, a Commit-
tee of the Progressive Party.
~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04
Prohlaseni Csl. poslancI
Londyne.
Jsou odhodlani bojovati Ia OBJ
noveni politicke svobedy
We vIasti.

Londyn. = CtyTiadvacet Gle
nj ceskoslovenskeho parlamen-
tn z dolby pred komunistickym
prevratem vydalo %. kvetna v
Londyne slavnostnf prohlaseni,
re budou bojovati "a obnovenf
politicke svobody We sve vlasti.
Tito uprchli poslanci polozili
tax zaklady hnut1, O nemz dou-
fail, re Sc rozS1T1 mezi Cecho-
slovaky pc cel6m svete jake
odboj prot politick6 nesvobo-
de donna. Vysvetlili vsak SOU
casne, re Sc dosud nepokousejl
O vytvoren1 vlady We vyhnanstvi
Ia pTftomnosti jednoho po-
zorovatele z ceskoslovenskeho
velvylsanectv1 v Londyne, pro-
hlasil tento ''st1novy parla-
ment" dnesni komunistickou
vladu v Praze "a nezakonnou,
nedelni volby s toliko jednou
kandidatn1 listinou "a neplat-
ne a komunisty vypracovanou
ustavu "a zmatecnou.
Rovnez spojeneckou smlouvu
S Ruskem prohlasili jiz "a ne
zavaznou, jelikoz Rusove poru-
Sill smluvn1 zakaz nevmeSovati
sc do ceskoslovenskych vnitf-
Mich zalezitost1. Tito clenove
parlamentu Sc rovnez prohlasi-
Ii "a poslednl svobodne zvolene
prfedstavitele ceskoslovenskeho
naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04
$1,000 uprchlfkI opustilo
liz CSR.

Frankfurt. - DIE pTeheldu,
vypracovaneho vedoucfmi ces-
koslovenskymi bezenci, prislo
az doposud do americkeho pas
ma Nemecka $4,000 uprchlik1.
Tato cifra je nyni pTezkouma-
ma americkymi okupacnfmi u
rady.
Prazska vlada je obzvlaste
rozlobena proto, re unikla celia
rada zkusenych technickych
pracovnlkd. Pohranicni straze
jsou nynl rozestaveny v tfech
pasmech, avsak prfliv uprchli-
XII nicmene pokracuje, jak a.
mericke 1Tady sdeluj1.
Ii, ktef1 jsou pri pokusu O
1tek chyceni, jsou zaTazovani
do pracovnich skupin dolech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04
Cd F. F.

Jakub Markovicky z Kapus-
tove Lhoty je clovek, ktery je
trochu povercivy. A veTf do
sud ma vselijaka kouzla. Ale
predevsfm ma hodn9 rad pc
n1Ze.
Jednou Pride Kuba do mes
ia. Nejprve jde do hospody a
v te hospod9 prav6 nahodou
sed1 "a stolen cirkusovy ume-
lee a obedva. Cirkusak je bfi-
chomluvcem, krone toho Sc wy
Una take dresuTe PSI.
Co je to bTichomluvec, O tom
nema Morkovicky ami potuchy.
Jakziv O takovych vecech ne
slysel, a kdyz v1bec Sc setka s
necim, co mu nejde dobfe ma
mock, je hned ochoten v6Tit
V kouzla a v nadprirozen6 silly,
mlsto ably sc SNAIL naj1t pTiro-
zene vysvetleni.
Cirkusak ma ma sobe ohnive
rude kalhoty, modry kabat a
zluty klobouk. Ma S sebou PISA,
ktery sedf vedle sveho pana,
vrt1 ocasem a zadostive cumi
cirkusakovi do list, kdykoli ten
polkne nejake sousto.
"Poslouchejte," tazal Sc Nor
kovicky sklepnfka a ukazuje
pr tom ma cirkusoveho umelce.
"Poslouchejte; reknete mi,
co je to "a cloveka?"
"Kouzeln1k!" pravi sklepn1k
"Kouzenlfk? Coze? Doc.
pravdicky kouzelnik?" Kubs
vyvaluje oci a otvfra 1zasem
dokofan 1sta. Cd te chvile ne.
NIUE S cirkusaka zraku spustit
Pes Sc najednou postavf ns
zadn1 nohy, opre prednf prac.
ky o koleno sveho pana, je vi
Diet, re zebronl O sousto, ktert
hlta ocima.
Nero, lehnout!" rozkazuj'
cirkusak hlubokym hlasem a u
kazuje pri tom rukou pod still
: Gale pane" owe sc nahl'
HAS, zatfm CO pes uleha vaha
We k noham velitelovym. "Pane
proslm Vas pekne, vzdyt j;
mann prece take hlad. Dejte m
alespon maly kous1cek pecene
nebo mi poructe dat burial"
"Lehnes, Nero!" odpovf ne
vrly HAS.
' vida, co ii nenapada! Pece
!. nj sn1m sam a burta sis dnes ia
Ike jeste nezasoluzil. Pro take
: veho lfneho psa je dobra je:
kost."
"Kost?" zaknucf opet druh
HAS. mo ovsem, kost by byl
take dobra. Ale vzdyt ia ar
kost jsem uz davno nevide
Vzdyt Wy mne, pane, nekdy ne
n date ami zdabec chleba, a pre-
ce takovy pes jake jsem ia, t.
: kovy pes, ktery uni tolik kouf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04

presidentem Spojenych Statd
siezdu Csl. narodni rady zasla-
nv prokazal tudfz veci cesko-
slovenske sluzbu neocenitelnou
Pc STRANGE organisacnl dopl-
men byl vykonny vybor Cesko-
slovenske narodnl rady zvole-
MIN peti delegate "a pokroko-
YOU slozku ceskou, ma sjezdu
zastoupenou. I'll, spolu S peti
dosavadnimi zastupci Narodnf-
no svazu ceskych katol1k1 a
peti zastupci Slovenskeho ma
|rodniho sdruzen1 povedou akci
nasi do pristine sjezdu, jenz ma
byt v dobe nedlouhe, ably do
tvoril a pr1padne pozmenil or
ganisacni soustavu poole odpo-
rucenf organisacniho vyboru,
jez pro kratkost dolby, co tyto
porady trvaly, podrobne pro-
pracovano byti nemohlo.
Narodnl rade nastava nyn1
1kol, ably neprodlen6 provedla
usnesenf sjezdova. Organise
elm, jez Sc sjezdu z1castnily,
Jest dobe CO nejkratsf utvoTe-
ne v mistech sve pGsobnosti
krajanske vybory, v nichz by
Sc v jejich kraj veskera infor-
macni a pomona akce nase
sOustTedila a m6la DO cele Zemi
sve pevne operne body. A ma
spolcich a jednotlivcfch, kteri
Sc sjezdu z rGznych pf1cin III
castnit nemohli, ale stejne smy-
sli a chapou, re nelze nam MI
Get, kdyz v stare vlasti je opet
rdousena svoboda jest, ably ny.
nj prihlasili Sc k Gimme spolu'
praci bud mistnich stredis'
cich nebo primo " Narodni ra'
de, jejiz nova uradovna cd 1
cervna Sc nachazet Dude " So
kole Chicago, 2345 S. Kedzit
Ave, Chicago : %, ILL.,, a pfi
spell i dobrovolnou pomoc
hmotnou, nebot bez dostatec
nych zdroj1 i finacn1ch hnut
"a obnovu ceskoslovenske de
mokracie by ~dspesnym byt ne
mohlo.
SeSli jsme sc ma chicagskycl
poradach, nasli jsme Sc opet
tezke dobe a pine 81 porozume
Ii. Ceskoslovenske svobode UNI
rit nedame, sve demokratick'
presvedcen1 menit ami prizpG
sobovat nebudeme. Poole svycl
nejleps1ch sill a moznosti splni
me novy 1kol, pred ktery ma
~prevratna doba postavila.
jsme presvedceni, re dobra We
ma konec opet Sc podaf1.
/ Pravda zv1teZ1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04

XII a porad Sc jeste must ucit.
ten pfece chce take zrat. VzdyT
yam vydelavam tolik penez.
Dudes ticho, ty prostofeke
hovado!" kTicf kouzelnfk roz-
zlobene. "Zrovna nedostanes
mic "a trest; ia tt zarazfm two
je drze feci, ia ii vyzenu z hla-
Wy mlsne choutky a neposlus-
most! Teprve budes koukat, co
to je, ucit Sc slusnym zpuso-
b1m!"
"Dobra," leha 81 pes Ease pod
still. "Kdyz nedostanu slusne
zradlo, tax take nepracuji a
Dude pc vydelku. Ode dneska
stavkuju."
"Coze?" rye cirkusak. "To
drze zv1re re Dude stavkovat?
No, ale ted uz jsem doopravdy
s trpelivost1 u konce. Vsecko
ma sve meze! ia tie prodam, ty
dry, p~rostofeky pse, ano, ano,
prodam! To budes teprve kou-
kat, az dostanes jineho pana.
Cd jineho dostanes asi porad-
ny vyprask a to ii Dude patrit!"
"Pane," vstava Morkovickych
Kuba a m1r1 81 to k bTichomluv-
cow stolu, "pane, Wy chcete
skutecne toho PISA prodat?"
"To Sc rozum1, re chci. Jak
Sc mi naskytne prvnf kupec,
ktery mi da "a nej jenom tfi
sta korun, hned 81 no NIUE
wit"
Kuba vytahuje z naprsn1 ka-
psy srajtofli, vyb1ra z nj tfi stow
ky, saz1 je ma still a omotava 81
kolem prstu sn1ru, "a nfz je pes
! privazan. Cirkusak VIOLA ma PISA
| a pob1zl no: "Tak jen vyleZ,
Nero, ukaz Sc! Tady mas move
. no pana, ia doufam, re Sc u ne
no budes lepe chovat nez u
: mne a re no budes lepe poslou-
: chat"
"Coze? Wy jste mne prodal?"
owe sc knucivy HAS. "A jenom
"a tri sta korun? Nine, takove-
no chytreho PISA! To je uraz-
ka! A nemam-li vetsi cenu nez
e tfi sta korun, tax ode dneska
: luz nepromulvlm ami slovo!"
VeT1me, re tomuto slibu, KITE
ry bTichomluvec svym bfichem
il pronesl, Nero verne dostal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04
Pc SJEZDU
CESKOSLOVENSKE
NARODNf RADY.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. narodn
rady V Americe.)

Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da V Americe vznikla "a prvn1-
no odboje V r. 1918 ma sklonku
prvni sv6tov6 valky jake 1stTe-
df tehdejs1ch slozek odbojo-
vych. V mezidobi mezi prvn1
a druhou sv6tovou valkou We
novala Sc hlavn6 cinnosti kul-
turni. Peel jejf vydana byla
velka ucebnice Destiny, jez Wy
sla We ctyrech vydan1ch. Pc
nacistick6m zaboru stare vlasti
byla Narodnf rada v r. 1889 re-
organisovana a cd pocatku az
do konce druh6ho odboje byla
vrcholnou organisac1 a spojkou
ceskoslovensk6 nezavislosti a
svobody. Pc valce vratiIa Sc k
sve praci ma 1seku kulturn1m a
We svych anglickych bulletinech
poffdila dobry pTehled pova-
lecn6ho krajansk6ho zivota v
Americe.
Unorov6 udalosti a znicenf
demokracie v stare nasi vlasti
postavily tuto narodnf organi-
saci, jedinou, jez dnes sdruzuje
jak Cechy tax Slovaky bez roz-
dflu politickych neb nabozen-
skych pred novy 1kol. Zrfzenf
totalitn1ho rezimu v Ceskoslo-
vensku v~yvolalo pochopitelne
silnou odezvu V teto organisaci,
jez tax dsilovne v dobe odboje
pracovala, ably ceskoslovenska
demokracie byla vzkT1sena. To-
muto odporu proti znasilnenf
v%ysostnych pray ceskoslovenske
no lidu byl dan mocny vyraz ma
thyme "a Jana Masaryka, po-
fadane Narodn1 radou IA. bTez-
ma 1913 V Sokole Chicago. O
SVEN stanOvisku zasadne odmi-
tajfc1m totalitu informovala
pax Narodni rada statni depart
ment We Washington6, jenz Cd
povedel ddlezitym obsfrnym do
pisem.
Jelikoz vicero krajanskych
organised osvedcilo z vlastnlho
popudu a ma vlastni vrub -
pravy HAS lidu = stanovisko
podobne, Ceskoslovenska naro-
dnf rada povazovala "a svou
povinnost svolat spolecnou po-
radu stejne smyslejfcfch anne
rickych pfatel ceskoslovenske
demokracie, ably sjednan byl
postup spolecny. Stale Sc tax
u p~r1lezitosti mimoTadneho
sjezdu Ceskoslovenske narodnf
rady V Americe, jenz byl konan
We dnech Is. a 16. kvetna v
Sokole Chicago.
Sized, 0 nemz nasi kraiane
jsou jiz informovani z dennfho
tisku, mel zdarily prdb6h. Byl
obeslan zastupci Slovensk6ho
narodnfho sdruzenf z New Yor-
ku a Chicago a Narodnfho sva-
zu ceskych katolfkd z Chicago
a Clevelandu. Mfsto Ceskeho|
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04
Pr filmovanf.


Filmovali jsme u Willy v Blu
benci, ale slunfcko delalo OBJ
strukci a hralo 81 ma schovava-
nou. Sedeli jsme 1plne rozmr-
zeni a radili Sc, mame-li cekat
dale, nebo toho nechat a jft
dom1.
Pojednou bl1zl Sc k nam INA
ma filmova um6lkyne slecna N.
a smeje Sc uz z daleka.
"Cekate snad ma mne?" Pro-
sim, tady jsem.
"Kde pak',, = odpov1da re-
User. "Hvezda" nam nen1 mic
platna, my cekame ma slunce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04
Miniaturni Wax sc vysinul.

Denver. - Miniaturnf vlak
Sc vysinul z kolejl v zabavnim
parku. Lide byli vrzeni ma ka-
mennou zed a Is jich bylo IRA
memo. Dive osoby byly zraneny
kriticky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-04

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Redaktor a Administrator
ANTHONY CIHLAR
Obydli:
1927 Grogan Avenue - 13
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Cathedral Wedding

The marriage of Miss Darleer
Weisenburger, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lawrence H. Weisenberger, te
Mr.. Hugh Lynn Bush, son of Mrs
William Whiteley Bush, took place
Yesterday in St. Matthews Cathedral
The Rev. John B. Argaut offlciated
at the ceremony and Miss Louise
Weisenburger and 1t. Comdr. Will
liam Whiteley Bush, jr,, were the
attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush will make their
home in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

Rev. John Parker Coleman OF st.
Timothy's Chapel oficiated.
Miss Norrine Mack was maid OF
honor for her twin sister. The other
attendants were Mrs. Lowell Edwin
Finch, Miss Jean MacGregor and
Miss Elsie-Mio Brown. Donna Mi
lano was flower girl.
The best man was Mr.. James Rot
fensperger, and the ushers were the
Messrs. F. Perry Lear, Lee M. Kind
ley and Charles William Hart.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Miss McCaryOn We'd

The marriage of Miss Patricia
Loretta McCarron, daughter of Mrs.
John Francis McCarron and the
late Mr.. McCarron, to. Mr.. Edward
Anthony De Marco, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony De Marco OF New
Brunswick, N. j., took place yes
terday. The ceremony was per-
formed in st. Martins Church, the
Rev. William E. Kelly officiating
and saying the nuptial mass assist
ed by the Rev. Joseph Cohalan.
The bride was escorted by her
brother-in-laW, Mr.. John F. Loome,
and attended by the Misses Mary
10 Boudren, Mary Dolores McCar-
ron and Janet De Marco.
: Mr.. Robert De Marco was best
man and the Messrs. Paul Kurmus
and Frank Schuster were the ushers.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

the Augustana Lutheran Church
the Rev. Clarence T. Nelson oficiat-
ing.
The brides uncle, Mr.. Albert
Lindstrom, gave her in marriage
and she was attended by Miss Elsie
D'Amico, Mrs. John Covert and
Miss Virginia Fredericks. Betty
Norquist was flower girl. Mr.. Leroy
Fredericks was best man for his
brother and the ushers were the
Messrs. Charles Fredericks, William
Brideson, Noel Norquist and Edward
Schultz,
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Miss YOung Bride

The Sixth Presbyterian Church
was the scene of the wedding last
evening of Miss Harriet Joann
Young and Mr.. Walter Schilling.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Clay Young of
Washington and the bridegroom is
Evening star., 1948-06-27

the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A
Schilling of Wild Rose Shores, An
napolis. The Rev. Earle Fowler
oficiated.
The bride was attended by the
Misses Barbara Ann Hillman, Pa
tricia and Susan Young and Betty
Frances Hughes, and Mrs. Esmond
D .Winslow. Mr. Bradford M. Pat
terson III was best man and the
Messrs. David Bell, Richard Norris
jr.; Leonard Roberts and Frank
Shea were uShers.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Miss BrO1Un Bride

Miss BrO1Vn Bride
Miss Ruth Virginia Brown. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett r
Brown of Clifton Forge. Va, became
the bride yesterday of Mr.. Edgar
Louis Robinson, jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson of Washington. The
wedding took place in the Clifton
Forge Presbyterian Church, the Rev
T. c. Bales officiating.
The bride was attended by Mrs
Lawrence E. Nelson and Mr.. Eugene
Appleton was best man. Mr.. Nelson
and Mr.. David L. Smith were ush-
erS.
The couple went to Virginia Beach
on their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
A1Var for Summer

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Brylawski,
jr., with their two children, are at
Florian Farms, California, Md. the
summer home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bry-
lawski, for the summer.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Miss Mack Married

Miss Eugenia Mack, daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. John LIE Roy Mack
and Mr.. Arthur Keighley, jr., son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Keighley, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at Christ
Church, Washington Parish. The