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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Annual Meeting
OF Girl Scouts
Set for Jan. q

Tn annual meeting OF the
Gni Scouts OF metropolitan De-
troit viii be held Thursday Jan
D. al the Central YWCA social
hall 2230 Wnhercll Fou hun
dred invitations 10 one o clock
dessert luncheon have been Isl
sued 10 members ot the cXccu-
tive board and 20 members Of
the district councils.
Nj Karl f KnauSs. president,
OF the board viii preside dming
The program az report from
each OF the eleven dist cts in
the Metropolitan Detroit area
Preceding the annual meeting
of TINS Red Feather agency new
Officers Wlll be elected al the
Jdnuav meeting Of the executive
board a' 1880 a mn NoWly elect
cd officers VIII be- invited %
ASSIST the mcmbcrs OF the OK
ccutipe board at the dessert
table.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
kampus Views

here al Normal. received her
lng also during the holidays.
The lucky guy is Charles Taylor
.of River Rouge, Mich Wedding
plans are incomplete
So YOU see Sill Cupid did not
'all 10 see to IT that the College
set up this way was we'll taken
care ~
TRAVELOGUE
Betty Gay Phillips flew in
SUNDAY from her home town.
Philadelphia where she spent
the vacation Betty reports q
wonderful time.
Edith Penn and Eddie Ander-
son chose the South iof their
CmlStmas vacations. Edith went
10 North Carolina and Edd 70
Tennessee. While we are think
ing OF EddIe We must mention
the fact that he VIII not leave
Us next semester after All
The girls are very happy as
his prospective loss was beng
leli keeniy 10y those Vs. ha voted
him the best liked - on nv,
campus and this rs no small
,honur.
WITH THE GREEKS
The Epsilon chapter OF the
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity pr-
gan this years social scaSun with
a formal dinner Tor brothcls and
thtif guests Attending from
Normal were Frances Uddy
back guest OF Earle Mundy.
Odcll DAVIS and Jean Clay,
Leonard kcrscy and Betty Mae
Morrison: George Williams and
Betty GAY Phillips and Oc-
iavla GeanS as guest OF Carl
Armstrong. Apr from Michigan
State College
The Pv amidS OF Delta Sigma
Theta are proudly displaying
their pins which have just ar
rived Pyramids al Normal
are DOROTHY Johnson Wilhcl-
nina Henderson Lillian Bell
and Sarah Woodside.
Seems that We have been on
erlooklng the growing Kappa
Fraternity here al Normal but
We were promptly reminded OF
the fact The frat now boasts Of
five new PLEDGES They are,
LadyS Ledford. Nanzetti Hamil-
ton. Eddie Anderson William
Fraction and Earle Lamp
JUST NEWS
II was the girls 20 do the
bidding this past Friday evening
when the social council OF the
college opened the leap yea
with a girl bid dance attend
ing were Bernice Cobb and
Howard Parker; Nettie Warren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Downriver News
By ETHEL TUCKER

Toe 0tl0llatlun Of the KlNCr
Rouge Ec4r>c branch OF the
NAACP was held SUNDAY Jan.
10 we Union Baptist Church
I, Was very colorful session
win voting David Copeland be-
rg n,ia.cd bv the Rev + G.
Copcgan %, father and pastor
q tgb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
AMEND UNIT BILL
Carter Moves To
New Funeral Home

George H. Garter, formerly
Of f. NJ Mason Funeral Homo,
IS now employed at r. W, Cock
field Funeral Home. located at
3l49 West Eight Mile, as en-
halmcr and manager
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"a
SCRIP
y Masy Pa#ssb0H 8atp-

hid Popularity between the ages or
three and Ten years old viii be Judged by
the Detroit TRIBUNE In a contest which
viii run through from this issue ti sun
day, March %
These tots mus have -pon,or whose
duty II viii be e cllp fl ID the coupon run
each week % this paper and send same TO
me kIBI NJ office 10 care Of Mary Pat
lerSon HAYS. who Is supervisors Of the con-
test
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

and Val Johnson: Margaret
Thompson and Wendell Davis
Of jackson. Michigan Betty Mae
Morrison and RodoriCk Warren.
We have exhausted or eper
tore for tins week SO well be
seeing YOU same time next week.
SO long
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

March 20 the contest WiA cl
max At the YWCA ~ WhieH
time prizes All AWARD ed Wlr
nets The FIRST ptze IS an Easter
outfit SIX oihc pr1cS Wiii be
awarded al that time
Doctors Jas { Green dcntsi.
and $ Fisher chGop actor ~
III Michigan avenue Great
Lakes Mutual Life Insurance Co.
main office and Westside B anch
GordonS Five 20 one dollar
store on Mlliod. C'hic Theatre
on West Warren Miracle Gait
Shoppe. and Hawkins Apparel
Shop on " Warren VIII donate
prizes No specla qualifications
are needed ioy childicn that
orc entered n the contest Their
popularity w.ll be Judged DN
ne amount Ot votes SUM- this
paper from tons date though
March 20
Each chld wlll BE- phu,o-
giaphNi wIiho.u cost by scout
truly. Leave Ia and OTIS
sheldon
A dinner pastv III homer ~
CALVIN Rosario ~a glVen oN
tie Pa ken House Sausage ron-
panv al Oriental Gardens 1hut
Dc, Jan l5 4 l. Fostc man
agci 81 tn Detroit oittc wa>
host VI J II Parker Of Ctlca
20 president 0f the company
was honOgea guest Rosario wa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
YOUTH COUNCIL DANCE

The Youth Council sponsored
dance al the Northrup School
on FRIDAY. Jan. 9. Norville Child
rrsS and his band furnished the
music with Mildred Coticld as
SongStrcSs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Members Of the committee
viii serve: Ms summer a
Steele, general chairman 81 az
arrangements Mrs Warren b
Cookscv Mrs Robert J How
ison. Mrs Stuart II Smith Mrs
Horace p Turner and Mrs Sid
ney WelSnan.
Brownies tclght 10 ten year
old Scouts Of Northeasi distlftt
are making Identification badges
IN the green tre!oil design. the
Official emblem OF the Girl
Scouts Green candles and cut
Spring flowers on the dessert
table viii further stresses the
traditional Girl Scout green.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

Wednesday, Jan
"A. at 1870 D. M
the little an
forum OF the
chool.
There MAS a
still movie with
commentary rec
)rus on child
100 d diseases,
acir symptoms.
! his showing
vas OF great
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

teachers and parents, especially
on how 10 recognize each disease.
Mr. Douglas, the physical edu-
cation teacher of the school,
conducted question and answer
period for the benefit of those
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. II-sTATED MEETINGS lst
Wednesday DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy
natron-Mrs Nancy White. 522 Erskine; Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White. s22 Erskne Sscretary-Nfrs. Grace
D, =, o. balenger. 1855 30fh ST. La 1851
0A'aSHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS Isl Fri
cay. DEGREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Matron-Mss
"lhelmina r. Lewis. 3els Bidde TY. S-l2S7 Worthy Pa
ironMr. George w. Lewis 1918 Biddls TY s2S7 Secre
cor nISrY-Mrs Carrie B. Riley. 1880 Parker. PL. 776S
GOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-STATED MEETINGS lst Wednesday.
DECREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Mairon-Mrs
maite Collins 202s Meade. TO. 7sol Worthy Patron
mr. s. G. Reid l742s Maine TW l-Ss7s; Seerefary-Mrs.
phsclILA CHAPTER NO. 2I-STATED MEETINGS 2nd Fri
DAY. DEGREE WORK 4ih Friday Worthy Matron-Mrs.
Ethel Broksmond. sss Medbury tn a:aS1s' Worthy Pa
iron-Mr Devoid HoeY. o27S cardoni; SeeretarY-Nrs.
to,A iYee YanceY. 3l37 Russell TIE. 3.3ls4. -
eVNE STAR CHAPTER NO. rs - STATED MEETINGS Isl
Thursday. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Ma.
PaironMr. George Glenn 2l3s4 Majestic Fsrndaei sec
e. rearY-Mrs Nellie Wilson. 20s2l WYoming Ferndale
Wednesday, DEGREE WORK 4ih Wednesday. Worthy
Mairon-Mrs. Axxe Rhodes SOIL Whifewood. Tr 6-SIss
Worthy Psfron-Mr Paul B. Rhodes SOL Whifew9od IL
sSlssi secreiarY-Mrs. Beatrice " Fleming SSsz BOX
- wood. TY. s-os73.
SAPSToNE CHAPTER NO. - - STATED MEETINGS zno
Thursday. DEGREE WORK 9Th Thursday. WoranY ne
nen-Mrs. Maxe T. Johnston 1883 AIndL IL 100 ~. . w
thy Patron-Rev Floyd Harris 1919 Hunt Street, Seere
rY-Mss Mildred Robinson z4z5 81 Auon L.,
"ATEAFoRD CHAPTER NO. 90 - STATED Nit ,.S NJ
Thursday DEGREE WORK Sra TnSsd TH ,ao49 wor
thy Pairon-Mr Phillip oNsal 1874 Hague In esni
no. Secreiary-Ms corlene Brown lO45 Marsion ~ 49,.
OO"cAN cAPTER NO S7-sIATED d.x Wos,hT 0 Maon
Mrs Murisl Roberts 2el Vernon hlgnweY. IL ~. S1es
Worthy Pairon-Mr Henry Calvert zI ra"sI sSn TE
SecreiarY-Nrs. Henrer- Yulle. 500 Erskine AP" ' -
DEBORAH CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATEp MEETINGS Enc mon
day. DEGREE worn An Monday. w whv psiron-
Mr. Mr.. M ale: Ls,'sT ' 1ss, h Msos Tn 1851
Mrs. Aimee u. Flowers zSJo w. ro..-.
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. Downriver News
Father Insta!ls Son
In High NAACP Post

The p ycnts Teachers ASsocia-
.icl ~ NW,hrup School met
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III tllC ilOSDlldl
GRANDMOTHER DIES

BY the time this is published
| viii have been tu Cincinnati.
Ohio, and returned Ny grand
mother, Mrs Lucy Bowen. passed
away Wednesday morning, Jan
-, and Viii attend the funeral
N Moudav Ms Bowen has
been rll for a period of three
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

Seen dancing among the Young
or set were Annabellc Perkins.
Ruby McCantS. lncz Gibbs.
Thomas Neusom Bessie Perkins
Sam McCants. Ola Mae Green.
Marjorie Johnson. Harold FOXES.
Doris Turner Charles Reese,
Louis Taylor. Dorothy Evans,
Wilbur Nixon, Lucille Jackson.
Johnny Hodges. Mvrna Brown.
Richard MAYS and many others.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. II Salisbury
OF 282 Beechwood dined Al the
bowl on Sunday last. then at
tended the play, State OF the
Union" starring Kay Francis al
the Schubert Lafayette Theatre.
SICK LIST
Mr. Ewing of Visger road. well
known citizen Of Ecorse, is Ill
- ~. ko-a4t,l
The union times., 1948-06-12

:, As the official publication of the New Haven Central Labor Council, the edi- torial and advertising policy of THE UNION TIMES are under the supervision ot the officers and executive board of the Council. They are Vincent ]. McGovern, Electricians Union B-9O, President Will liam P. Enright. Painters Union No. lS6, Vice. President; Joseph Egan, Typo graphical Union No. 47, Recording Sec retary; August F. Striby, Bakers Union No. II, Financial Secretary; Frank Jacobs, Electricians Union No B-e0, Sergeant at Arms; Barbers Union No. 2l5, Frank Spadola; Machinists Union No. APO, Alfred E. Murphy; Painters Union No. l86, Saul kreas; Plumbers Union No. 349. Stanley Creising; Car penters Union No. 79, George Rheims and John Dillon; Electricians Union No. B-90, Bernard Cilbride; State, County and Municipal Employees, Harold V Fein- mark; Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union No. 404, Rose Brunswick; Police mems Union, Everett Shaw. This news paper is published by THE UNION TIME, ING, whose officers are Harold V. Feinmark, President; Nathan Sher- man, Secretary; and Leonard Farmer Treasurer.
 Nathan Sherman, Editor
 Subscription Rates:
 52 Issues, $2.00; 26 Issues, $I.25 The People: The Court of Last Resort
The union times., 1948-06-12

THREE SURPRISES
 There are three classic surprise defeats of ring ''kiIlers." Those of John L. Sullivan, ''Terrible Terry'' McCovern and Jack Dempsey. All the winners = Jim COrbett, Young Corbett (no relation) and Gene Tunney were branded ''setups." :" They had no chance.
 Sullivan remarked: "All I need is shave and a haircut to lick this dude! ]" McGovern had never heard of featherweight called Young Corbett. So, Terry trained but 10 days for the kid who thrashed him. Demp- sey had been loafng three years when Tunney was lined up for him. Tunney He didn't think Gene a smart gate attraction. No color and not in his class. Good for a Warmup, though.
 All upsets spawn from the world beater's scorn of the Sucker" Before their first brawl, Louis classified Wal colt as "a second rater." The con- trasting Sucker" viewpoints and move ments in such situations furnish psy- chological gems.
 Jim Corbett once told me: First thing I said to John L. in the ring was If l don't win, the best you can get is draw Then 1 gave him some more business. carefully tested the ropes, walking from one side of the ring to the others Didn't notice him at all. Then I skilled around the ring shadow-boxing, passing right in front of him. Sullivan was so pop-eyed he forgot his old trick of glaring."
 CALLS THE TURN
 In pudgy middle age, Young Corbett recollected how he beat the wonder fighter, McGovern Just tale of pure faith in himself of a fellow who wasn't unhinged by another scrapper' s fame
 ''I was always a gambler" he said, Ca guy who'd take a chance at anything. Between fights in Dem yer l was a crOup man (crOupier) in gambling joint. That's where l learned no guys luck lasts for ever. l had been figuring somebody had to take Terry some day. Why not me? I guess l was the onIy Iy man in the world who thought I could lick McCovern.
 Even so, I figured some things in my favor. wasn't afraid of him, and 1 was strong and could hit. McGovern felt was d puShover. 1 didn't ask for more than that
 We punched the brains out of each other in the first round And it was bang bang bang in the second be- fore 1 got him. It was a pretty kayo
The union times., 1948-06-12
New Haven, Conn, Saturday, June 12, 1948
Little Luther

"I suppose you support the econ omy of the U.S.?" Little Luther asked: in one of his more playful moods.
 ''None is more stalwart than I in his support of the free enterprise system, milad," MT. DiIworth re- piled, scarcely looking up from the AT&T coupon he was clipping.
 'sWell, that makes you a revo. lutionary, Pop," Luther shot back.
 MT. Dilworth coughed, choked on his cigar and sputtered: s'Non. sense, boy, nOnsense."
 ''Sorry to disillusion you, old. timer," Luther went on. ''but il says so right here.''
 ''And where is HERE? The Daily Worker, suppose"
 ''Wrong again, Pop. Right here in the NesO York Herald Tribune
 ssMr. Elliott V. Bell. New York state superintendent of banks, says The real revolutionary force in the modern world is the system of gov. ernment and economics in the US that is making toward establishing a truly classless society with poll. tical and economic freedom for all individuaIs.'
 "Well, of course, if Mir. Bell .'
 That's right, Pop," Luther said SYOu've gotta follow the line. Now I'll just call you Red; you can cal me Pinke.''
The union times., 1948-06-12

out of a whirlwind of wal1ops. Terry's heels came down long after his head hit the floor.
 T guess McGovern was the great est featherweight ever," Corbett unused, adding: But he was made to order for me"
 Tunney always seemed to feel that way about Dempsey. One day, when merely Upright prospect'' boxer, he showed us group pie ture of some boxers. Pointing to one of them, he remarked: ''That's the man Pm going to lick some day" It was Jack Dempsey.
 A few of the boys laughed: the rest of us spared Genes feelings. It wasn't until three years later, in a rain-swept Philadelphia ring, that we understood lunney had really meant it.
 And how
The union times., 1948-06-12
Calling Elm Straight :
By Ed Hughes
Suckers And Classic Ring Upset

The other day Joe Louis made silly remark provided he meant it, Asserted he didn't think Jersey Joe Waco game fighter don't believe he it. In December scrap, the most painful jolt Joe collected wasn't wrapped leather and padding It when Joe discovered Walco didn't Louis 'ker rep didn't dazzle him at any time had a lot to do. with JOe's shabby show that night
 There sinister hypnosm tremendous fighting name It has equal to knockout couts Every killer type lt-untl he meets guy who won't go for the stuff.
The union times., 1948-06-12

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The penalty in any state for careless wiring may be e1ectrocution.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
MlStnl ZpraVy.
Krajane a ~krajanky!

Nezapomente pTij1ti dneS
vecer do Ceske Svob. Skoly Au'
gustfna Hermana ma "Stolec-
kovou Zabavu' kterou porada
Patronat "a 1celem zfskan1 pc
n6z ma vydrzovanl a hlavne wy
tap6nf nasi ceske Skoly.
Apelujeme ma nase obecen-
stvo a nejvice ma danny, ably s.
ud6lali dostavenicko Sc svymi
znamymi a privedli je S sebou,
adv navSt6va byla co ~nejvetsl
a vlastne jest to nasf %povinnos-
II udrzovati tn nasf skolicku We
vzornem poTadku. Jestli nekte-
"a mate donna vecne darky, jen
je prineste s sebou my je s ra-
dostf prfjmeme. Take bychom
radi vid6li, ably ii nasi cesti ia
tfkov6 pFisli mezi mas. Mohou
81 zahrati pinaklfcka.
Ma shledanou dnes vecer Sc
vsemi znamymi Sc test
Zabavnf Vybor Patronatu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Ornament dGlezite prednasky.

OAAAoAAACAA
Predseda jednoty Omitted
World Federalists'', pan Cord
Meyer, Jr., Dude recnit ma We
refine sch1zi v hlavn1m sale
Knihovny Enoch Pratt, tuto ne
deli, dine 5. prosince We a hodl-
ny odpoledne.
Pan Meyer, byvaly setnlk
marinaku, jest jednim z nej-
prednejsich navrhovatelu sve-
tove vlady. Predsedou vyse-
jmenovane jednoty byl zvolen
zastupci sedmadvaceti zem1 ma
sjezdu v Luxemburku behem
minuleho zaT1.
We sve knize "Peace or A
narchy" pan Meyer uvadi, re
byly to prave jeho vojenske
zkusenosti ktere jej presvedci-
ly re ~svetova anarchie MUS1
byt z%rusena.
Zde naskytuje Sc nasemu Ii
.du = tenn, kteTf mali skutecny
zajem O rozlustenf svetovych
problemd - pekna pTllezitost
vyslechnouti nahledy cloveka,
ktery vsechen svdj cas- venu]e
krasne myslence "Svetovy mir
Vstup volny.
Vas,
Ant. j. Svejda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
j. Sokol Washington, D. c.

Dovolujeme 81 tfmto zvati
vsechny bratry, sestry a pr1-
znivce Sokola ku nasl druhe
Verejre Schdzi, ktera Sc Dude
konati We stredu, dine 8. prosin-
ce v 8 hodin vecer v Pythian
Temple, els. 1912 ma CITE ulicl
N. w.
Program:
Pravidelna mesicnl schuze,
vyrfzenf spolkovych zalezl-
tost1.
Volba novych cinovnikG ma
rok 1949.
& Prednaska br. generala An
tonina B. Hasala ma thema
"Posledni dni S presidentem DR..
Edvardem BeneSem".
Volne navrhy a rozhovory.
Mikulasska nadilka primes
tie 81 S sebou darky pro sve pfa-
tele).
Cisty zisk a diary We prospech
Ceskoslcvenskych Uprchliku!
Pc sch1zi pfatelske pobave-
nj spojene S obcerstvenim.
I've Vybor T. j. Sokol
Washington, D. G..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Z cinnosti |. Americas. Dam
Dem. KIubu z. Wardy.

We stredu, dine II. listopadu
konala Sc schGze naseho klu-
bu pTi ktere kazdym rokem O.
slavuieme "Posvfcen1" a spo-
lecnou modlitbou vzdavame
diky "a vsechno co nam bylo
"a cely rok doprano. Schulz
n~avstfvilo 1O8 clenek. Nase
predsedka pf. Bozena Rlha po-
d6kovala vsem clenkam ktere
daily sv11j HAS pri volbach ma
semu presidentu panu Truma-
novi, m1stopres. p. Barley a
naSemu kongresn1ku p. Edw.
Garmatzovi.
Pfejeme nasim zvolenym
pfedstaviteldm vlady hojne
zdravf, silly a trpelivosti, ably
mohli vse vesti ku blahu a pro-
sp9chu nasi Ameriky. To by
10 hlavnf jednanf pri nasi
schGzi.
Pc ukonceni schGze byl po-
davan vyborny obed a potion
byla volna zabava pfi stolech.
Pfipravuje sc zaiezd do Wa
shingtonu ma den nastolen1 ma
seho presidenta ma den Fl. led
ma 1919. Ob6d Dude v hotelu
Lotus. Clenky Sc mali pri-
HAST V cas- u pf. Itch.
Nastava nam cas- Vanocni,
hodne prace a sp6chu, ale vse-
chino to Dude korunovano kras-
nJm svatkem 'Narozenf Krista'
a radostmi a milymi vzpomin-
kami, ktere tento svatek pri-
nasf. PTejeme vsem clenkam
Radostne Vanoce a Spokojeny
NOvy ROk!
Vsechny zdravi Vybor.
Pf. Bozena Rfhova jest pred
sedkou Prvnfho Americko-Ces-
keno Damskeho Demokraticke-
no Klubu 7. wardy.
NezapOmente ma den 7. pro-
since, jest "Stoleckova Zaba-
WI" V klubu v 8 hodin vecer!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
POHRBY.

- Dne 25. listopadu zemfel
znamy curtisbaysky krajan p.
Jan J. Belada, 1872 Penning-
ton Ave-, manzel p1. Bessie Be-
lada (roz. PuncochaT). Bylc
mu rs let. Narodil Sc Cesko-
slovensku a do Ameriky prijel
pred SO Lefty.
Pohfeb konal Sc 20. listopa-
du z domu smutku do kostela
sv. Athanasiuse a odtud ma Ho-
ly Cross hrbitov.
- &c. listopadu zemfel We
Wyandotte, Mich, p. Charles
J. Walters, 815 - F ST., Spar
rows Point We start As let. By
synem rodic1 p. a pl. Charles
Mary Walters (roz. Kalus)
Narodil sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc 80. listopa
du z domu smutku do kostels
ISt. Luke a odtud ma hfbitoN
lSacred Heart.
Oba pohfby byly vypraven!
D.. Harlem E. Schimunkem.
80. listopadu zemfela pi
Augusta E. Volz, manzelka p
John Volz, 600 Murdoch Roat
I've staff 62 let. Narodila Sc
Baltimore.
Pohfeb konal sc 3. prosinc
lie Schimnnkova Pohr. Dom
Ina Baltimore Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Jests dodatek Ike Vefejne SchI-
Il Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkH.

Ma teto schulz take promlu-
villa pf. August Kleckova, KITE
"a byla nasfm guvernerem u
stanovena pTedsedkou Mary
landskeho Vyboru pro bezen-
ce. PAM Kleckova vysvetlila
zakon O bezencich. Kdo by
chtel k nam dostati nektere z
csl. bezenc1, necht sc obrat1 o
informace ma pi. Kleckovou,
neb ma p. Franka J. Pintnera,
pravnfka, pf. Sylvii Peiferovou,
tai. Sdruzen1 Csl. SpolkI, a p.
D. Josefa Pokorneho.
Krajane-katol1ci dostanou in
u p. Rektora Osady
sv. Vaclava Vldp. Josefa F.
Vetrovce.
DIE poslednfch zprav mGze-
tie dostati do Spojenych StatG
lcsl. uprchliky, kteTi nemusl by
ii vasi pr1buznl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Velky 1spsch koncertu ceske
sopranistkY 81. EvY Likove.

Minuly patek odpoledne, &c.
listopadu konal Sc " Peabody
Konservatori koncert ST.. Evy
Lfkov6, madame ceske kolora-
turni sopranistky. Rozsahla
koncertnf sin konservatoTe by
la zapln6na milovnfky zp6vu,
ackoliv odpoledne vsednfho dine
je doba nepT1zniva ku velkym
navStevam.
Slecna Lfkova ma mily zjev.
Zpfva S velkou rutinou, odusev-
n6lostf a jistotou. jeff HAS je
cisty, Shiny a zpfva S velikou
lehkost1. Jej1 program byl We
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Podzimni koncert.

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Ma tonic koncertu Dude 1cin-
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