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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Veterani mali prednost We
vladni sluzbe.

Washington. - Nejvyss1 soud
rozhodl jednohlasne, re vyslou-
zilcGm We vladni sluzbe pf1slu-
81 zvlastnl ochrana, obzvlaste
|tez v prfpadech docasn6ho pro-
~pousten1.
Dochazf-li k docasnemu pro-
%pousten1, must byt valecny W.
slouzielc We sluzbe nejdele, i
kdyby jiny zamestnanec, ktery
nenf vyslouzilcem, mel vice slu-
zebnfch let. Toto rozhodnut1,
ktere sc kryje s rozhodnutim
vyboru civilnl sluzby, sc oplra
O zakon z roku 1914 O vyho-
dach vyslouzilcn a O odvodovy
zakon z roku 1910.
Rozsudek byl sepsan soud-
Gem Blackem pripade st1zno-
sti E. w. Hiltona, ktery praco-
val We vladnich lodenicfch IL
let a byl docasne propulsion. We
|sve st1znosti poukazal Hilton
k tomu, re v techto lodenic1ch
lie nyn1 zamestnano ma IS pro-
cent valecnych vyslouzilcG, KITE
ri mali jen malo zkusenost1 We
SVEN oboru a byli mimo to "a
ucovani do sveho Temesla lidmi,
kteTf jsou nynf propoust6ni.
Soudce Black We SVEN roz-
sudku Tekl, re d1vody uplatno-
vane Hiltonem jsou Size velmi
pTesv6dcive, avsak soud nema
moznost zmenit jasne znenl "a
kon1, kter6 davajf prednost Wy
slouzilcnm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
GRADUAcNf
SKOLY SV. VACLAVA.

Op6t koncf Sc skolnf rok '
Osadni Skole Sv. Vaclava. V
nedeli, 13. cervna zahaji sc
oslava rano pTi zpivane ms
svat6 o pGl devate, kdyz letos-
nj graduanti pristoupi slavn6
ku Sv. PTijimanl a obnovf krest-
nj sliby.
Odpoledne pax O p1l treti Sc
Dude konati Graduace a ukon-
cent skolnfho roku. Graduan-
tim Sc rozdajf diplomy a Cd
meny zaslouzilym.
Skola Svatovaclavska Ease s
radostf posila pocet odchovan-
CT do vysSfch skol S pTesvedce-
MIN, re prace tolik rok1 prina-
seti Dude uzitek v budoucnosti,
jak pro vlast tax pro nasi mi
lou osadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
zidGm Sc podaTilo zastaviti
Arabske tazeni ma Tel Aviu.

AA0 Cd Wv
Tel Aviv. = z zidovskych
zprav je videt, re Sc vojsk1m
Israelu alespon docasn6 poda-
rilo Sc zmafit arabske plany,
smefuj1cf k obklicenf Jerusa-
lemu.
Hlasenym obsazenim obce
Quagun byl zastaven postup j.
rackych vojsk smerem k pobre-
III. Quagun je zeleznicnf kTi-
zovatkou policemen 3b mile
ma severn cd d1lezit6 zaklad-
ny Tulkarmu. Arabove pry "a
nechali ma bojisti 200 mrtvych
a Fl ranenych.
zidovska bombardovac1 le-
tadla za1tocila IA arabske po-
Size u Tulkarmu a zp1sobila
velke pozary We vojenskych ia
borech.
Eide nynf utvofili ustalenou
frontu, ktera Sc opfra O zaklad-
ny Jenin ma severn a Nablus ma
jihu.
Arabove hlasili, re Eide ka-
pitulovali ma hore Scopus v Je-
rusaleme a predali Jim nemoc-
nici Hadassah a universitu. Ii.
de vsak tuto zpravu popfrajf.
Eide hlasf, re obklfcili sku-
pinu ash 1000 Eggplant, patti
clch k one skupine ash 5000
muzG, ktera postupovala podel
more. Tez u Isdudu byly e.
gyptske 1toky odrazeny.
Nadsje ma prfimeffi mizf.
Moshe Shertok, zahranicnf
ministr Israelu konferoval S de-
legation Spojenych narod1 hra-
betem Folke Bernadotem a IDA
Sc byt jisto, re Eide nechteji u
pustit cd podmfnek, to jest, re
behem pTfmer1 ma pokracovat
zidovske stehovanf a re zid1m
ma byt umozneno zasobovanf
Jerusalemu.
Arabove k tomu prohlasili, re
ma tyto podminky pTistoupit ne
|hodlaj1, G1mz jsou nadeje ma u
zavrenf pTimeTi velmi ohro-
Izeny.
Hrabe Bernadotte nynf ucinf
svGj vlastnf navrh a da z1cast-
nenym stranam lhGtu, ably Sc k
menu vyjadrily.
z Kahyry dosly zpravy, re
I've Svazu egyptskeho vojska bo-
Iiujf nynf silnejs1 oddly re
ISaudske Arabic, vyzbrojene
tanky, obrnenymi vozy a d6lo-
IstTelectvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11

bavy'' We skolni budove. K to-
mu vsemu Dude vyhravati mas
znamy hudebnfk Jan Svitak.
A hlavni vec, vstup do zahrady
jest volny.
Upozornujem ct. ctenare ma
oznamku, ktera Dude uverejne-
ma V prfstfm elsie tohoto listu.
Necht patek vecer dine %. a So
bota, &c. cervna jsou dostave-
n1ckem cele MAST krajanske We
Tejnosti v zahrade nas1 ceske
Skoly August1n Herman.
Zdar Zahradnimu Bazaru!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Tanecni Koncert.

The Dancers Guild of the
Bureau of Revocation Dude po-
|radati svGj 3. Koncert " East
ern High School v sobotu, IL.
|cervna v 8 hodin vecer. Ma pro-
gramu Dude New World Sym
phony Ballet. Dalsf clsla "a
hrnujf: "Valc1k Zlato a Str1-
bro, "Hlasy Jara", "Boston
Fancy" a "Oslavny Menuet."
Reditelkou Dancers Guild
lie 81. Carol Lyn. Vstupenky
mono obdrzeti v Bureau OF
Recreation a nebo u 1cinkuj1-
Acich,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
President DR.. Eduard BeneS resignOval.

vladanym parlamentem dine 9.
kvetna a Poole zakona mel by
tt podepsan presidentem nejde-
lie do 9. cervna t. r. Resignace
DR.. Benese ponechava tedy u
stavu neschvalenou.
Jakmile 1stava z1stane ne
podepsana presidentem, mel by
Poole zakona o nj parliament
znovu rokovat.
Volba noveho presidenta Sc
Dude konati IA. cervna. KdO
vsak nahrad1 muze svetoveho
jmena, jeho ohromne znalosti
a schopnosti? V dnesn1 kritic-
Ike dobe, NIKDO!
Odchodem p~residenta Bene-
Sc do 1stran1 miz1 re svetoveho
forum poslednf z trojl1stku "a
kladatelG Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky: 7. G.. Masaryk = M. R.
Stefanik - E. BeneS.
We SVEN resignacn1m dopise
pres. Benes vyslovil sve pTan1,
ably lid a jeho vlada zili pospo-
lu a pracovali pospolu " tole-
ranci, lasce a odpusteni, a ably
zarucili svobodu kazdemu a u
zivali svobody svsdomite!
Csl. Republika ztraci jedno-
no re svych nejlepsich synG
ORA. BENESE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11

~Prana, 4. - HOul0
drednfho prohlasenf z predsed-
nictva vlady, podal dnes presi-
dent Ceskoslovenske Republiky
DR.. Eduard Benes svoji resig-
naci. Oficieln1 zpravodajska
agentdra CTK pfipravuje Il
Tedni ornament O resignaci, We
ktere Sc Dude "a prfcinu uvade-
ii -spatny zdravotnf stav presi-
denta.
= Zpravy o chystane resfg-
naci presidenta Benese Sc udr-
zovaly uz Cd dnoroveho komu-
nistickeho pTevratu. Timed pc
pfevrate odebral sc president
Benes do sveho letn1ho sldla v
Sezimovem Ustf a odm1tl vrati-
tt Sc ma Prazsky Hrad. Cd Il
noroveho prevratu byl v Praze
|jen dvakrate. Pr pohrbu Jana
Masaryka a u prilezitosti 600.
Vyrocf Zalozenf Karlovy Uni
versity. Pr projeve ma oslave
university zdGrazfoval v KRAFT
KEN tri-minutovem projevu po-
trebu svobody jake naprosto
nezbytne podminky zdarneho
vyvoje zeme.
Jest uznano, re pres. Benes
nesouhlasil S mnohymi castemi
move csl. ustavy. Navrh teto
1stavy byl pTijat komunisty O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
VELKOLEPE,
zUPNf ZAVODY A VEREJNE
CVICENf v BELCAMP.

Kvapem blfzf Sc velk6 svatky
Sokolstva ma Vychode. We
dnech 10. a 20. cervna sletf Sc
celia sokolska rodina zupy W.
chodn1 V pfekrasnem Belcam-
pu ma Chesapeackem Zalivu,
ably ukazala nasemu csl. lidu V
Americe vyspelost jak t6lesnou
tax i moralnf. A budou to o.
pravdov6 svatky, nebot kraja-
ne-Sokolove sjedou Sc do Bel
campu re statG: New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ma
ryland a DISTRICT of Columbia.
New Yorska vyprava Dude mfti
,svGj zvlaStni Wax.
zupnf Zavody zapocnou jiz
v sobotu a vecer Dude v Bel
campske Sokolovne Sokolska
Veselice a Tanec. V nedeli v
10 hodin dopoledne zavody
jednot We Volley Ball. Odpo-
ledne We 2 hodiny zapocne ma
lebny prGvod vsech cvicfcfch,
hostG, krojove druziny a Glen
stvo We stejnokroji (capka a
odznak) ma cvicist6. Bude ma
sledovati Sokolska Academic
cili VeTejne Vystoupenf vsech
jednot sdruzenych V zupe W.
chodnf. Kazda jednota Dude
mfti samostatne vystoupenf.
A nynf slovo k nasl csl. kra-
janske veTejnosti!
Jak k moralnfmu tax i finan-
Gnfmu 1sp6chu jest zapotTeba
velka 1cast naseho lidu. Prfjd-
tie vSichni z blfzka i z dali, I'VE
me vas vsechny bez rozdilu a.
byste popatfili ma vysledky So
kolske prace a dobrovolne kaz-
ne. Kdo by chtel zGstati v Bel
campu pres noe " sobotu) "a
mluvte 81 neb lepe Teceno ma
piSte 81 O m1sto pro nocleh v
Hotelu Belcamp. Kdo pojede
v ned6li rano spolecnymi busy,
ktere vyjedou v 900 A. M. cd
Ceske Skoly Augustine HERNIA
ma, must Sc pTihlasiti do Is. Ger
vna u. ses. r. Legrove, T~elefon
Clifton 1926 neb u br. A. CT
hIaFe, Broadway 1858 neb BR
1925. Okruznf llstek ma bus
stojf S1.O0. Pc oba dny O vse
Dude nalezit6 postarano. Chut-
ma jfdla a napoje. Slavnosti
Sc budou konati i v padu neprri-
zniveho pocasi V Sokolovn6 a
sousedfcfch mistnostech Hote-
lu Belcamp.
Krajane vzhdru do carokras-
n6ho Belcampu ma Sokolske
Slavnosti We dnech 10. a 20.
cervna. At nikdo nez6stane
donna. Kazdorocnf shledanf Sc
naSich krajanG z cel6ho Vycho-
du v Behampu ma jiz svoji u
stalenou tradici. Kdyz Sc nynf
nevidfme cely rok, toz vsichni
ma shledanou v Belcampu!
Ma zdar!
fonda CihlaT,
Okrskovy vzdelavatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Marylandska Academic We'd

bued pTedvadeti Movie =
Mccormack Co. film "Rio, City
Marvellous" v Auditoriu hlavni
budovy Pratt Library v 1880 a
$50 We ctvrtek, II. cervna.
Tento program jest poslednfm
v teto sezone. Podzimni pred
vadenf flint zapocne opet me-
s1cem zaTlm.
Hvezdarna dine II. cervna
Dude otevrena "a pT1zniveho
pocas1 cd $3.50 do 10 hodin We
Ger a teleskopy budou zamfre-
ny ma planety Saturn a Jupi-
ter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Pohreb ceskeho hrdiny.

Tento tyden prevezeny byly
do Baltimore ostatky ceskeho
hrdiny Pvt. Alberta c.. Vitaka.
ktery polozil svGi mlady zivot
ma oltaT vlasti. Padl v bitve c
SaJpan IL. cervence 1914. By
synem pf. Louise A. Vitakove q
nedavno zemrel6ho p. Franka
A. Vitaka, GOT N. Rose ST.
Pohfeb konal Sc 10. cervna
ma National Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Pozdrav z Maticky Prahy

zaslali byvali baltimorane p. a
pl. Frank a Marie R1ha z Los
Angeles, Calf. P1s1:
Zas1lame srdecny pozdrav z
Prahy. Name sc dobre a jsme
zdravi. Praha je krasna a bu-
de hezcf, neb rychle opravuji
stare neb poskozene budovy.
Tesime Sc ma Sokolsky Slet.
Ma zdar!
Frank a Marie R1ha.
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B~eIcampska osada rosie.

Koncem dubna priletel cap
do sokolske rodiny Jana a
Lillian Petrovic v Belcamp a
prinesl jim chlapecka, ktereho
pojmenovali John Thomas. Ba-
bicce Petrovicove pTibila Ease
radostna prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Spanelsko zakladnou.

Americtf vojenstf znalci, dill
CT v Europe zastavajf MAJOR, re
by Spanelsko a nikoliv Angle
bylo ddlezitejsf vojenskou "a
kladnou, kdyby m6lo dojft "a
Sc k valce v Europe. Spanelsko
ma mimo to velky vyznam pro
oblast StTedozemniho more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Byvalym BaltimoranIIm narodil
Sc chlapecek.

ManzelGm 1st Liuet. Albetru
E. Pokornemu a jeho manzelce
Marii rozen6 Mentlfk, narodil
Sc II. kvetna chlapeGek kter6-
mu dano jmeno Albert E. Jr.
Albert znamy sokolsky borec
jest cinnym v armadnf sluzb6
a jeho pGsobistem je Camp
Marietta, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
GRADUANTI 1948.
DfVKY:

Mary Magdalen A. Barranc
Mary C. Bova
Mary E. Curry
jeanette l.. Dunnigan
Louise C.. Ellis
Celeste j. Flip
Rosalie A. Fuka
Allouise E. Gollery
Teresa M. Katrenic
Rose Mary r. Kozak
Barbara M. Mcdonald
Regina A. Novak
Virginia E. Novotny
Teresa c.. PTibyl
Carolyn G.. Ritz
Anna C. Rommel
Erna E. Rudolph
Verna Mae v. Schaub
Maryellen N. Soltysiak
Joan A. Troch
Joan M. Wallis
Josephine C. Vlach
Dorothy A. Vojtek
HOSI:
Norman j. Bruder
Howard j. Countess
Bernard j. Deinlein
Robert j. Hacker
George j. DuSek
Robert J. Gullivan
Edward J. Leonard
Louis M. Hupfeld
John T. Killian
Charles J. Krause
Donald Larkins
Gerard F. Moszczynski
Richard C. Pazourek
Charles F. Rommel
Edward J. Palecek
James T. Skarda
Charles A. Supik
Stanley E. Vitek
Joseph J. Vogt
John j. Yeager
Zapisovani dftek do Osadr
koly Sv. Vaclava Dude sc ko
att v pondeli a dtery, IA. a 1E
ervna cd l do 4 hodin odpo.
e Skole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
MiStnl ZprdVy.
Stribrna Svatba.

Ones, II. cervna oslavf v kru-
hu rodinnem 25. vyrocf sv6ho
snatku krajane p. a pf. Mattel
a Marie Leheckovi, 500 N. Rose
st. l my Sc pripojujeme k Get
nym gratulantGm a pTejeme
manzelGm Leheckovym ma dali
81 draze zivotnf vse to>nejlepsi.
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SchHGze.

Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" poTada
prav. mes1cnf sch1zi letniho
obdobf dnes v patek v 8 hodin
|veeer V Sokolovne, rob Gay a
Preston ulic. DGlezite jednanf
a volba pokladn1ka A. S. O..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Pc II. svetove valce byl.

popraveno 1867 nemeckych
zhovadilcG, kteff pfipravili ma
sinu ma hromadne vrazdenl pTf-
slusnlk1 nekolika narodI, nej-
vice Zid1 a Slovan1. Celkem
jich bylo obzalovano 10000, a.
lie $4,000 jich "nemohlo" byt
nalezeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Pfistavni most mesta Baltimore
a napric zalivem schvalen
Kongresem.

Washington, D. C. - Ute
ry byla schvalena v Dome Re-
presentant1 predloha O stavb6
mostu prfstavu naseho mesta
Baltimore a pres Chesapeocky
Zaliv. K uskutecneni projek-
tn jest nynf zapotfeba podpisu
pana presidenta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-11
Ma navstevu do Stare Vlasti

odletela tento tyden pf. Teresie
Vatersova, manzelka znameho
narodn1ho pracovn1ka a staros-
ty t.. J. Sokol, Washington,
ID. @. br. Jana Vaterse.
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Pozdrav

re Shriner's Convention z A
tlantic City cd mas vsech
Ma zdar!
Rudy Davis
Viktor Probst a manzelka
John a Emile Cermak
Rudy Primus
Paul P. Robb
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tionals and musical numbers.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. w. Marvin Gibson, Pastor

The pastors theme Sunday
morning will be striving To-
gether for Spiritual Landmarks
The Dorcas Missionary Society
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Osberta Lee, 10 bingham St, at
8 o'clock, Thursday, evening,
Oct. 81 to transact business Of
importance. The Greater Boston
Organists and Directors Guild
Concert at this church comes Sun
day afternoon, Oct. "a at 3 PM.
It is one Of the major programs
for the benefit of the church and
all members and friends are urged
to purchase tickets at $1.00 for
this musical feast. At 6 PM, Oct.
"a, the Baptist Youth Fellowship
invites you to a Let's Get Ac-
ouainted Party" Sunday when
light refreshments will be served.
In the interest Of Alfredo Kiner
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WODURN

Private Theodore r. Plunketl
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Plunkett, 16 Everett ST., Woburn,
Mass. is assigned to duty in
Kobe, Japan. At present the city
is being used as a supply base for
the occupation forces Of all
southern Japan. Private Plunkett
has many opportunities to at
tend the numerous enlisted
mems clubs here. There are two
spacious service clubs, a flrst
three graders club and there was
recently added q beautiful en-
listed mems club in which Pvt.
Plunkett may spent a week end
pass Or come on OF duty hours
to enjoy the unlimited entertain
ment facilities. Joining the army
in June, le47, at Fort Dix, N. j.,
Private PPlunkstt came TO Japan
in November. l947, and was as
signed to 18th Army Band at
Kobe Base. This unit performs
an important part in the occu-
patton OF Japan by playing for
all parades in Kobe and playing
at different recreational meets.
Prior to his entrance into the
army ne attended Woburn Jun
Tor and Senior High School.
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WORCESTER

HELLO FOLKS - The frost is
surely in the pumpkins. When /
awoke Tuesday morning and
looked out of my window could
hardly believe what my eyes saw.
The scound was blanketed with
frost. 1t made a clean sweep Of
the few remaining flowers in my
garden.
Last Sunday was Woman's Day
at st. John Baptist Church. Mrs.
Mabel M. Martin. the evangelist
from Providence, was speaker Of
the day. Mrs. Martin who has a
pleasing voice sang several Sc
lections. Her young son, a lad Of
ten. pleased the audience with
his solo. Mrs. Martin who left
her home last October to fill an
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engagement has been in such
great demand that she is Just re-
turning home.
The Mems CLUB of Zion church
with Rev. Pritchard De Berry,
pastor, are really doing things.
Last Sdnoay they had a pew rail-
ly, now they are painting and
renovating the church,
Mrs. Lena Henderson Of Kan
sas, sister Of Rev Jesse Connors,
supply pastor of John st. Baptist
Church, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brisbane.
The Burleigh Chorus will pre-
sent a program at Zion Church
on November 5. Mrs. Brisbane
would like a few more female
voices, SO anyone interested
please contact her.
Mr.. Albert Gaines who was
married to Miss Bostic is a ma
tive OF Freeport, L. L., not Free
port, S. C. as was reported last
week.
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Whitley, choir member, who has
been confined to her home since
June with arthritis, her Xmas
cards will be on display in the
choir room after service, through
the kindness of directress Mrs.
Leah Williams and secretary Mrs.
Muriel Sinclair. Your patronage
is solicited.
NOTES
There will be a Dedication Tea
at the Isaac Wilson Taylor Post
Headquarters, Imam Square,
Cambridge, on Sunday, oct. "a,
from S to 7;S0 Pm. Mrs. Eta
Middleton, president Of the Aux
iliary, and Mrs. Maude Crowelh,
chairman, have arranged this
unique tea to precede the dedi-
cation the following Sunday Of
two Combat Heroes OF CAM
bridge. The ladies have just
purchased a wheelchair. Mrs.
Mable Hazard, chairman Of the
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FuH details Of this second postwar rate reduction nil
be published wben the new schedule fled next week
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The Atomic Club have issued
invitations for their dance at
A.O.H. Hall Nov, II.
Mrs. Rena Lindley continues
i'll at her home, 6 Home ST.; also
Mrs. Sally Holmes of Oak ave,
and Mrs. Gertrude Haynes is
convalescing at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bestlc.
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LOWER ELECTRIC RATES
FOR $4,000 HOMES
,soee from Boston Edison Company

The IOwing paragraphs areJom formal communication the
Massachusetts Department Of Public Utilities BY James v Toner,
Presden, Boston Edison Company Under date Of Oct IL l048
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CAMBRIDGE
MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Norfolk Hampshire Sts., Cam.
Rev. A. Roger Williams, pastor
II CHURCH

1O;45-Morning Worship
1:00-Church School
6:00-M.B.P.U.
7:3O--Evening Worship
At $3.50 PM, October 81, the
Senior Missionaries will have as
principal speaker, Mr.. Michael
Haynes, well known as speaker
and singer throughout New Eng
land. There will also be devo-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-23

Hospital Committee, says 1t will
be presented TO the Bedford
Hospital in the near future.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-23

LOWER ELECTRIC RATES
FOR $4,000 HOMES
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-08
Eleven antilles
Remain In Park

About II families were still
living In the city park this week,
waiting until their flooded homes
could be cleaned up and inspected
by the health department.
"Most Of the families do not
own their own homes, but live
in trailer camps, " Dick Rector,
city council flood control official
said. $50 they must wait until
the owners Of the camps complete
repairs and pass the health de
partment inspection"
The Red Cross Is closing down
its special services to the refugees
that had been set up in the high
school
From now on It's just plain
hard work." Mrs. Katherine Sex
smith, director Of Red Cross dis
aster relief for four counties, said.
we have about 1900 families to
take care Of In Benton, Yakima,
Sranklin and Walla Walla coun-
In and we're working through
the cases as fast as we can"
Tomorrow Is the last day for
families who suffered flood dis
aster losses to register with the
Red Cross for help.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-08
Soil Analysis Gives Good Results
III Samples Are Taken Correctly

Farmers who are taking soil
samples to send to the soil test:
ing laboratory at the State Col
|lege Of Washington, need to fol-
low few precautions If the re-
suits Of the analysis are to be
helpful to them, says Frank Web
ster, County Agricultural Exten-
sion agent. At the present time
the College is able to handle on
~ q few OF these samples.
The County agent recommends
that farmers follow the following
four steps in taking the samples
so that they may procure the best
results. !.
1. A separate composite sample
should be developed for every
ten acres Of the farm, being sure
that when the sample is taken
every different type Of soil area
lis included. For example, sample
should be taken of light and
dark colored soils and Of various
slopes, drainage, soil type. past
treatment such as lining, ma
|nuring, fertilizing or cropping and
areas which have showed a diff
ference in crop yield.
2. When samples are taken, the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-08
Start Big Job Of
Checking Names

With the deadline for films
initiative petitions falling on Fri.
day, July 2, the office of Secretary
of State Earl Coe was beehive
of activity last week as employee.
began preparing for the herculear
task of counting the thousands
of signatures and checking THEN
legality.
"Five initiative petitions have
been circulated throughout the
state by their sponsors for the
past several months" Secretary
Coe pointed out. "Only four OF
them will be filed, but it still
safe to say that our checkers will
have to go through approximately
100000 names"
Although only $4,000 signatures
of registered voters are required
for a measure to be certified to
the ballot, experience has shown
that the mortality rate on sigma
lures runs from Is Ito "a per
cent. consequently" MIR. Coe
added, sponsors of such mea-
sures seek to obtain at least TO-
600 names to be on the safe side.''
Initiative measures for which
petitions have been circulated in
clude Numbers 167, allowing sale
of liquor by the drink; 1853, on
the same subject; 169, providing
state veterans bonus; III, also
relating to the sale of liquor by
the drink; and 172, calling for
the liberalization of the states
social security program.
Another measure, Number 173,
seeking legally to establish day.
light saving time, was filed by
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
but has been abandoned.
Great care is taken by the Sec
rotary Of States office to assure
an accurate count of names. When
the sponsors bring in their signed
petitions they are asked to re-
main while a count is made of
the number Of individual pages
and a receipt is given.
Department of State checkers
then count the names to make
sure that there are at least $4,000
before the added expense of ex-
amining their legality is under
taken. The lists Of signatures are
next checked against fhe ropisfra.
ton cards on file in the Secretary
Of States office to determine
whether the signer is a registered
voter, IL the signature is authen-
tic and to eliminate Implications.
II $4,000 or more names re-
main after this exhaustive search,
the Secretary Of State win GER
thy the measure to the ballot
to be voted on hy the people In
the November End General Elec.
ton.