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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
BEzNE Oslo (No.) 2o35
Sokolska Hlfdka.
Re Sokolske Jednotv
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

Nase cfslo kterym jsme pri-
spell V programu "The Folk
Festival of the University of
Pennsylvania Cultural Olym-
pic" bylo nadsene prijato ODE
censtvem v zaplnenem Irvine
Auditorium. Bylo take mnoho
nasich clenG mezi divaky. Byli
jsme ctvrt1 ma programu a ma
Sc "Zvlastnf Prostna" byla ne
elm zcela novym pro obecen-
stvo, ktere odmenilo cvicfcf
bouflivym potleskem a bylo
nam take potion upffmne gra-
t~ulovano.
Cvicen1 Sc s1castnili: br. Err
vim a ses. Valerie Jaros, ses.
Anna Wagner, ses. Erma Pro-
stfedn1k, br. Nick Pastore. ses.
Mildred Sykora, ses. Marie a
Gertrude Pf1bramsky, br. STAN
ley Trojan, ses. Josephine Tun-
XII, ses. Sasa Shelton a br. Geo.
.Novak. Ma piano doprovazela
ses. RGzena Jarosova.
Tanecnf cfsla jinych skupin
byla jednoducha, tax re bude-
nell pozvani k 1cinkovanf prf-
slim rokem, odvazime Sc "a
tanciti "Besedu" s dvema kolo-
Mani.
Nasledujfci clenove nasi jed
noty byli obeznameni Zajezdo-
wynn Odborem A. O. S., re mali
reservovana mlsta ma lodi
Queen Elizabeth, ku Sletu do
Prahy: br. a ses. Tomas Barta,
br. a ses. Frant. MlkoSek a ses.
Erma ProstTedn1k. Pojedou S
vypravou %. kvetna. Br. Jo-
SET Chvojka odlet1 ma Slet leta-
diem.
Oily Zabavnf Vybor nasi Je-
dnoty porada Ultra v sobotu
vecer, IA. dnora v Sokolovne,
|2202 Marshall ul. valentine
Party. Doufame, re zvlastn1
postovnf schranka Dude pTepl-
nena "Valentyny'' a re kazdy
Sc nalezite pobavf.
PTfstf pravidelna mesicn1
schGze Dude v patek, 20. 1nora.
Budeme pfij1mati nekolik no.
Ivych clen1 a doufame, re i o.
Istatnf clenstvo sc dostavl v hoj-
mem poctu.
Ma Zdaf!
Even ProstTednfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Pro Ceskoslovenske dsti.

Opet Sc blfzi svatek patrona
Valentino, kdy Sc Tide z lasky
podflf darky, start i mladf. Mas
Ceskoslovensky Krouzek Zen
take vzpomfna = a Size tech
nejmensfch detf v Ceskosloven-
sku, ktere nasledkem hrozneho
sucha a ne1rody stradajf, mali
~nedostatek mleka. Musime jim
rychle a 1cinne pomoci.
Jiz listopadove schulz jsme
Sc v Krouzku usnesly, re sr-
deckovy bal Valentine Dance)
uspoTadame We prospect mice
neho fondu pro dsti v Cesko-
slovensku.
Ceskoslovenske deti, nadeje
novy stat budujfcfho naroda, i
mas vystehovalc6 v daleke CHI
ne, nesmi trpeti nedostatkem
ml6ka a proto elm vetsf pfijem
zfskany tfmto podnikem, tim
v6tsf Dude pomoc Csl. detem.
Pro potesenf a zabavu nav
stevnfkd budeme miti opet per-
nfkova srdecka ma volenku, v
kuchyni hojnost kavy a donna
chic peciva, a rovnez u baru
Dude hojnost trunku ma cepu.
Zveme vsechny ctenaTe a
pT1znivce z bllzka i z dali ma
mas "SRDECKOVY BAL" IVA
lentine Dance), ktery sc Dude
konat jiz tuto sobotu, IA. uno-
ra v pit devate vecer v Delnic-
KEN Dome, rob Madison a
Rose ulic.
Ia Csl. Krouzek Zen:
M. Krsova, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Palestinsky vybor Spojenych
narodH

lie v nep6kn6 situaci, "a nedlou-
no ma zahajiti svoji cinnost v
Palestine a Arabove nelenili
prohlasiti, re budou bojovati
take prot kazdemu mezinarod
nfmu sboru, ktery by tam chte-
Ii Spojene narody vyslati. Eide
mezit1m objevili skutecnost, re
Anglicani Sc nejak zvlaste ne
snaz1 spolupracovati ma SVEN
vlastn1m vypuzenf re zeme.
Hlavni cinitel v teto veci, A
merika, nedala prozatim nikte-
rak ma jevo, jaky postoj chce
sledovati, MONA re trade
statu dospeli k presvedcen1, re
kdyz to je jiz tax spletile, tax
je nejlepS1 nedelat mic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
~Jaternicova Vecere

ktera byla pofadana dine 81.
ledna We skolni mfstnosti We
prospect skoly Aug. Hermana
Sc vydafila velmi p6kne. Nav
stivnici pTichazeli jiz cd 6 no
din ma veceri a jak bylo videti
kazdemu velice chutnala a
proc by ne, vzdyt takove spe-
ciality dovedou vyrobiti jenom
p. F.. Zaoralek a p. B. Marek.
Dlky jim.
Pan Jan Svitak Ease S jeho
"harmonikou" padnul zpeva-
kim zrovna do noty, re zp1va-
Ii a bylo je radost poslouchat
neb kazdy byl wesley a pekne
Sc bavil. Use dobre dopadlo,
az ma ty ~jaternicky jake oby-
cejne bylo jich Ease malo, re
Sc ma vsecky nedostalo. Pr1ste
jich Dude vice a budeme hledet
kazdeho uspokojit.
Prfjem byl $210.50
pence. Diary jednotlivcd 1000
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Velka Britanie a Sokolsky Slet.

Labouristicky poslanec Nor
man Dodds, ktery byl nekoli-
KRAFT v Ceskososlovensku sc pTi-
mlouva v dopise listu daily
Telegraph, ably byla uvolnena
menova omezen1 a umoznilo Sc
britskym organisac1m vyslat
do Prahy delegace ma sokolsky
slet.
Dodds pravf, re mnohe brit
ske organisace by velmi rady
vyslaly delegaty, a re vi tSke z
osobnfch dojmd, jez zlskal v
Ceskoslovensku, re kdyby Vel
ka Britanie nebyla umern6 "a
stoupena, bylo by mad tin. v
Ceskoslovensku velke zklama-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
NASIM
DOPISOVATELUM!

Mnozi dopisovatele pfsi We
zpravach o spolkovych podni-
cich o r1znych vyhrach a CO.
mach, jez je mono ziskat. O.
znamovanl vyher a cen vsak
nenf dovoleno a proto podobna
oznamenf napr1ste z jejich
zprav bez dalsfho vynechame.
Dopisovatele 81 tedy usetrf pra-
ce, nebudou-li Sc o mich v1bec
ZminOvat.
Hru "Bingo' ami loterie ne
mnzeme OZnamovat!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

kteff Sc pricinili ably toto diva
dlo mohlo byt zahrano, zaslu-
huji 81 nasi pochvaly a vdecno-
sti. To plati vsem clen1m a
clenkyn1m spolku Ochotn1kG
sv. Vaclava. Jsme jim "a to
vdecni, a doufame, re udrz1
mezi Mani ceske a slovenske
divadlo jeste ma mnoha dlouha
leta. Zdar B1h! MAC.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Polsko zadalo " Holandsku OBJ
iednavku "a $40. 1000. 600.

Haag. = Polska vlada OBJ
jednala v Holandsku 27 Ticnlch
a pristavnlch vlecnych lodi, 8
barky, 5 plovoucich jefabG a
jine pTfstavnf zar1zen1 v celko-
We Gene S1O,OOO,OOO. Objed-
navka Dude vyf1zena do til let.
Vymenou dostane Holandsko
RUNE polske zboz1, hlavn6 u
hi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

Praha, 27. ledna, 1948.
PAM Bessie Boudova,
1901 E. Preston St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Vazena a mila PAM!
Srdecne Yam dekuji "a kras-
ny darek, (svetr) ktery dostal
mas synacek cd Vas prostred-
nictv1m UNRRY.
Vzpominame stale ma nase
mile nezname pratele "a mo-
rem, pomohli jste kdyz nam by
10 nejh1r. BGh Yam vsem cd
plat. Byli jsme pres waikiki W.
cerpani s oblecenfm i obuvf. A
dosud nedostaneme mic koupit.
Musime vsak byti radi, re zie-
me a jsme pri tech nedostatcich
zdravi.
PTijedete prosfm ma XI. So
kolsky Slet do Prahy?
Jak bych byla stastna, kdy-
bych Yam mohla nab1dnouti
pohostinstvi u mas. Nam vsak
obavy, re pro tax vzacne hosty
nemame p~rostorny byt, abych
Yam pfipravila 1plne pohodll.
Pfijedete-li, budeme doufat
a test Sc, re mas aspon navsti-
wife, abych mohla castecne Sc
Yam revanzovat.
Mas Frantisek, kteremu je
rok1 Yam posfla s vdecnost1 O.
brazek.
Vsichni Vas co nejsrdecneji
pozdravujeme.
Vase,
Bozena Tylcova,
Praha-Sm1chov
LibuSina 5.
Poznamka: - Tento darek
byl v jedne z beden Ces. Mar.
Sdruzeni v Baltimore, ktere
byly odeslany do Ceskosloven-
ska pred dvema roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Ma JedlickHGv ustav pro zmrza-
Gene ditky " Praze.

Pr nakupu vanocnfch a no.
vorocnfch pohlednic, vydanych
nakladem American Relief for
Czechoslovakia, vfcero kraJa-
MI provazelo svoje objednavky
zvlastnfm pTispevkem ma Je-
dlicknv 1stav pro zmrzacene
ditky v Praze, v jehoz pros
pech pohlednice byly vydany.
Ceskoslovenska uradovna Anne
rican Relief for Czechoslova-
kia obdrzela celkem $114.85 v
techto dobrovolnych darech.
Mezi darci byla take uvede-
ma rodina p. a p1. Alberta Ia
borskeho z Baltimore, ktera
prispela ma tento humani 1cel
obnosem $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
BULL ROAST A
~JATERNICOVE HODY.

jake predesla leta tax i letos
Prvn1 Cesky Dem. Klub 7. war
dy, 838 N. Chester ST. pfipra-
vuje peknou zabavu totiz "Bull
Roast a Jaternicove Hody" v
nedeli, dine Is. 1nora cd l do 6
hodin vecer. Budou chutna j.
ola a vseho dost, tez i lezaku
Dude dost. Proto prfjdte v hoj-
mem poctu a pTivedte sve Una
me. Budete co nejlepe obslou-
zeni. Kazdeho uctive I'VE
Poradajicf Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
VzhGGru do Sokolovny na later
nicove Hody a Tanecnf Zabavu

nICOVe r1OOy a ZaDaVu
ktere budou poradany nasemi
svarnymi Sokolicemi jiz tuto
nedeli, Is. 1nora. Chutne .ja-
ternice budou vyrobeny Una
mymi odborniky bratry Zaoral-
KEN a Markem. Jaternice sc
budou pTedkladati navstevnf-
kun jiz O a hod. odpol. a jest-li
Sc opozdfte, Dude O Vas posta-
rano. Pro lance chtive budou
Cd 6 hodin vyhravati bril-: Svi-
tax a Stetka.
Krajane prijdte Sc svymi
znamymi tuto nedeli do Soko-
lowry, kde Sc dobfe Matte a po-
bavlte.
Kazdeho uprfmne a pc So
kolsku I'VE
Poradajfcf Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
ma k

eta Praha Sc poTad stara o
pTrfliv host1 z cele republiky.
Nell tam Sized inzenyrG, kato-
.hkdd, legionaTd, ucitelI -.
"A jeste by NELL udelat Sized
|dluznfkn z cele republiky. TO
by bylo teprve lidstva, re by
|ulice nestacily!'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

Ct6na redakce =
Pozdrav ma vsechny ctenaTe.
Poslete me "Telegraf" sem do
Floridy. Budu zde 2 mesfce,
az pojedu zpet tax Yam ne
cham vedet. Mole adresa jest:
Louis Janda,
Brandon, P. O. Box 273
Florida.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
DAIRY.
Ma Mlecny Fond dstem
" Ceskoslovens

Aug. Herman Skupina
Zenske Civic Llgy $500
p. a pf. Frank Hejny 500
pf. Rosalie Legro 5.OO
o. a pi. Bedrich Klimes 500
X uctenf pamatky zemfe-
leho pana Klementa Loskota
daruje p. Jakub Vitak $500,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
DOPIS.

6. unora, 1913.
CT. redakce Telegraph!
Zde zasflam $3.50 CO pred
platne ma Telegram.
Srdecne zdravf
Antonio Black,
North Hollywood
California.
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$22O.5O
96.06
Vydano bylo
Cisty zisk jest
$124.44

ClSty Zisk Jest Sl24.44
Vecne Diary: p. Jan Prochas-
ka, (restaurater) 2 lahve like
RI a 1 lahev VIVA; p. Dusek,
(pekar) housku a p. Legro, 2
taSky.
Vsem pfiznivcGm ktef1 prisli
aneb darovali a rovnez kterl
pomahali ku zdaru tohoto pod
niku vzdava srdecny dix
Patronat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Bakalar Svobodnych Umsni
mlady krajan pan
Josef p. Vondracek.

Josef P. Vondracek.
Ku graduaci krajana Josefa
Pavla Vondracka CO bakalare
svobodnych 1menf z Randolph
Macon College We Virginii, do
Sci jej prfpis sekretaTe valky
jfmz Sc jemu udeluje "Disting-
uished Flying Cross" jak nasle-
duje: (Preklad:)
Velitelstvi Patnacteho Letecke-
no Armadniho Sboru
Spojenych Staff.
Generalni rozkaz
Cfslo 2789
Udsleni ZasIuzneho Leteckeho
KFize.
DIE ustanoven1 AR 6OO-45,
Vrchnfho velitelstvf NATOU-
SA, zasluzny letecky krfz Sc u
DELUXE nfzepsanemu d1stojnfku
leteckeho Sboru Armady Spoj.
StatG die nasledujicf citace:
Ia neobycejnou vykonnost a
chladnokrevnost pTi naletech
We StTedozemn1m dseku valec-
nych operac1. Opetne a opetne
vedl 1spesne nalety mad strate-
gickymi nepratelskymi opevne-
mimi vysostne dGlezitymi jak
pro 1tok tax i obranu, pTi cemz
ukazal nejvySS1 vykonnost pro-
fesionelnf zrucnosti, heroismu,
odvahy, v1dcovstvi a oddanosti
k sluzbe. TemeT vzdy bylo je-
mu bojovati S velkym poctem
nepTatelskych letcG, a zaroven
proletet presnou a vrazednou
palbou protileteckych bateri1,
pTi nichz jeho letoun byl ne
jednou vazne poskozen, probo-
joval Sc vzdy pres vsechny ne
pratelske pTekazky a mistrne
znicil dGlezite nepratelske OBJ
jekty.
Vzdor neprfznivym povetr-
nostn1m podm1nkam, vychTi-
elm a hornatemu ter6nu, pres
vsechny prekazky, nasadiI svnj
zivot v boj1ch a nedbaje jeho
vlastnf bezpecnosti bojoval s
bezpT1kladnou odvahou prot
nepTatelske presile.
Ia tyto jeho vynikajfcf a ne
obycejne vykony jeho nalet1
oproti ~nepffteli a jeho cenne
pTispenf ku zdarnemu vedenf
valecnych operacf zfskal odme-
nu nejen sobe ale cele armade
S%pojenych Stat1 Americkych.
Josef P. Vondracek, O-825339,
nadporucik, 757 Bomb. So.
459 Bomb. Gp., Baltimore, Md.
Pilot, Yugoslavia,
March 1, 1915.
Die rozkazu general-majora
TWining:
Pecef
Generaln1ho Stabu
USA
j. M. Ivinns,
plukovnik, AGD
General Adjutant.
R. K. Taylor,
plukovnik, csc
nacelnfk ctabu.
Mlady Josef P. Vondracek
pc nekolik rokG navstevoval
Ces. Svob. Skolu Aug. Herman.
Byl jsem tou dobou ucitelem a
proto no znam osobne. Dobfe
Sc ucil a graduoval z nasi ceske
Skoly sc zdarem. Zajiste 81 nj
kdy %nepomyslel, re mu Dude
ceStina nekdy v zivote dobra.
A hle! Ia 2. Svetove Valky,
kdy byl nucen sc svym amer.
l6tadlem nouzov6 pTistati v Ju-
goslavii Sc mu znalost cestiny
velmi dobTe vyplatila. Mohl sc
docela dobTe dorozumeti S Jul
g~oslavci.
Ku graduaci ma bakalaTe
uprfmne blahopfeje
A. Cihlar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

Ku graduaci krajana Josefa
Pavla Vondracka CO bakalaTe
svobodnych 1menf z Randolph
Macon College We Virginii, do
sci jej pT1pis sekretaTe valky
jimz Sc jemu udeluje "Disting-
uished Flying Cross jak nasle-
duje: (PTeklad:)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Dopis z Ceskoslovenska.

Praha, 27. ledna, 1948.
PAM Bessie Boudova,
1901 E. Preston St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Louis I. Titus Dies;
Official Of Leesburq

Louis Templar Titus. 3S, = mem
Der of the Leesburg (Va) Town
Council, died yesterday at Doctors
Hospital. He had been Ill eight
weeks. 50
Mr.. Titus, a native Of Loudoun
County, Va, was the son of Alvin
T. Titus of Silver Spring, Md. and
the late Mrs. Nellie Webb Titus. He
was q veteran OF World War II.
serving with the Army for two years
in the South Pacific.
Mr.. Titus was active in church
and civic affairs. He was a member
and treasurer of the Leesburg Pres.
byterian Church and former presi-
dent OF the Leesburg Lions Club.
He worked as a collection clerk at
the Peoples National Bank In Lees.
burg.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret F1orance Titus, and two
sons, Templar and Terry Titus, both
Of Leesburg.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Lees-
burgh Presbyterian Church with
burial In Leesburgh Union Cems-
tory.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Mrs. Martha B. BIundon
Dies After Iona Illness

Mrs. Martha B. Blundon, 79
resident of the Washington area for
"a years, died yesterday at Spring
field State Hospital, Sykesville, Md.
after an illness of three years. She
lived at 1907 Forest Glen road
Forest Glen, Md.
Mrs. Blundon, the former Marths
Benham, was born in Seneca Falls
N. Y. She came to Washington ir
1894, the year of her marriage tt
William E. Blundon, building con.
tractor who died in 1924.
Mrs. Blundon was active in the
Grace Episcopal Church, Silver
Spring, and was former president
of the ladies group of that church
She is survived by two grandchil-
dren, DR.. Kenneth e. Blundon ano
William o. Halluin, and two great
grandchildren, all of Forest Glen
Funeral services will be held al
1870 pm. tomorrow in the Warner
E. Humphrey funeral home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, witt
burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
A. ". Malone Dies;
Construction Engineer
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

MONONGAHELA, Pa, Sept. g.
A. w. (BilD Malone, 64-year-old
construction engineer Of Sanderson
g. Porter, New York construction
and engineering firm, died last night
at his home after an illness of about
two months.
Mr. Malone, widely known in the
construction field, had been super
vising construction of huge power
plant for the West Penn Power Co
at nearby Courtney. The project,
under way more than a year, is
scheduled for completion by Decem-
ber.
Mr.. Malone, who was a native of
Anderson, Ind, was a construction
executive for Electric Bond & Share
Co., New York, until shortly after
the beginning of World War II. He
supervised construction of a
chemical warfare arsenal at Pine
Bluff, Ark, and Government
ordnance plant at Elwood, Ill.
In World War I he was captain
with the 32d Engineers, and saw
considerable overseas service.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Nal. MounHof H. Smith
Ito Be Reburied "Wednesday

Reburial services for Maj. Mount
fort Il. Smith, IS, who was killed
during the invasion Of Normandy
with the Id Armored Division, win
b held at pm. Wednesday at
Arlington National Cemetery.
A private family service win be
held at the cemetery after the group
military service.
A native of Monon, Ind, he re-
ceived his law degree from George
Washington University in 1898. He
Joined the division as first deuten-
ant in l941.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Caroline Graham Smith, and two
sons, Mountfort H. Smith, II, and
Stephen X. Smith, all of Atlantic
City, N. j.; his mother. Mrs Alta K.
Smith of Chevy Chase, Md; his
father, E. l.. Smith of Chicago, and
a brother, Thomas L. Smith of Lake
Bluff, III.
Evening star., 1948-09-06

for discipline and sobriety that was
unique in China.
Later. however, he organized the
"Kuominchun," or peoples army
AS its influence extended he found
himself commanding devout Mo.
hammedanS or Buddhists, and he
dropped the religious element from
his military training.
Gen. Feng was almost giant ply.
sically, being 6 feet, 3 inches tai
and of burly build. He emphasized
his humble origin by dressing in tn.
coarse blue gowns of a peasant or
in the field, in the uniform of pri
vate soldier without insignia of hi
rank. He shared the hardships o
his troops and endeared himself t,
them by unflagging attention tt
their comfort.
In politics he constantly protested
public extravangce and bluntly de
nounced the mis-steps of his col
leagues. Suggestions that he wa!
playing to the gallery brought {
retort that was characteristic of tn,
man.
IF this is a pose" he said, '1et u
all begin posing. If the revolution
benefits only a few and leaves tn,
great majority foodless, then it i
nothing but an act of banditry."
Evening star., 1948-09-06
|Wife Admits Killing
Husband Who Kept
Sister Out All Night
sy The Asseeioisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Detec-
tive Sergt. Samuel Riccardi said q
26-year -old sailors wife shot and
killed her husband yesterday be-
cause she thought he had molested
her 18-year-old sister.
Chief Pharmacists Mate Leslie
Reeves, 20, was shot as he stepped
into the kitchen Of his home after
returning with Peggy Mills from q
movie they had attended at the
Philadelphia Naval base hospital
the detective said.
Sergt. Riccardi said Mrs. Dorothy
Elizabeth Reeves, mother of two
small children, was charged with
murder after signing q statement
saying:
I'm sorry killed him. I guess
I should have given him a chance
to explain, but at the time I thought
only OF what had happened to my
sister"
Detectives said her fears were
unfounded.
A statement given by the girl ts
Sergt. Riccardi said Reeves at.
tempted to molest her as they
toured city streets for almost six
hours in his automobile. The slay.
ing occurred on their return home
after dawn.
Detectives said Miss Mills wrists
and legs were bruised in hel
struggles with Reeves and "the gir
was unnerved and she had removed
her shoes to use as weapons against
his advances"
Mrs. Reeves, whose parents live
in Nashville, Tenn, was arrested at
the hospital, where she handed de-
tectives the Luger pistol which she
had wrapped in newspaper before
leaving her home in a race to reach
her husbands side before he died
The sailor, shot once through the
chest, died less than a half hour
after being admitted to the naval
base hospital.
Sergt. Riccarli said the Mills sirl
came East with her parents to visit
her sister, at that time a hospital
patient, and remained on to help
her with her two children.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
1n Mrtt1nrtattt

WASHINGTON, MRS. MAMIE WARE.
In sacred memory of our mother Mrs
MAMIE WARE WASHINGTON. who
passed to her reward seven years aeo to-
day, September 6, 1871.
There is no loss, thus God hath SO Or
dained,
He calls His own to Him, treasure
gained:
Our mother now dwells where Joy and
peace abound,
She exchanged her cross to gain heI
crown.
HER CHILDREN. ANNIE, LoNzENA, JOHN
AND CLAUDE.
LEMP. ANNIE v. In loving memory OF
our wife and mother, ANNIE v. LEMP,
who departed this life three years ago to-
day, September 8, l945
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. =
Evening star., 1948-09-06
ON. Van Duyn, Prosecutor
Of Big Bill Haywood Dies
ky the Assoe;otsd Press

by fhe AsSoctofed Press
REDWOOD CITY, Calf, Sept
6.-Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow for Owen M. Van
Duyn. prosecutor in the Big Bill
Haywood murder trial in Idaho In
1905 and former Idaho Attorney
General. He died Saturday night.
For several years Mr.. Van Duyn
had served as deputy San Mateo
County district attorney.
Mr.. Van Duyn was district attor-
ney Of Ada County, Idaho, when
Gov. Frank Steunenberg of Idaho
was asSaSsinated.
He handled the case against Hey
wood and two other officials of the
Western Federation of Mining who
were charged with the Staying.
Mr.. Van Duyn was assisted by the
late Senator william e. Borah, then
young Boise attorney. Haywood
and the others were acquitted.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
English Father Opposes
POW as Son-in-Low

When Eileen Florence Thompson,
20, asked the court at st. Albans,
England. for permission to marry
her German prisoner fiance, her
father opposed it. II soldiered for
six years fighting against these Ger
MANS he said. Il think it's this
mans duty to 60 back home and
bring that country around, the same
as We are trying to do here"
Rolf Julius Rapp. 20, the war pris-
oner. can stay in England if he gets
married. The judge indicated he
might approve the match, after
further study,
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Wallace Announces Plan
To Campaign in Texas
By the Assocjotsd Prsss

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Henry A
Wallace plans to campaign in Texas
despite the incidents of egg throw
ing and other disturbances which
marked his Southern tour, a Prog
resssive Party spokesman said last
night.
The presidential candidate refused
to discuss the Southern trip when
he returned here early yesterday.
Texas stops will be part of a three
or four week trip that will take the
Progressive Party candidate to the
West Coast.
Mr.. Wallace left here for his farm
home at South Salem, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Danes Plan Recordings
'Of Parliament Speeches
By the Asxoeioted Prsss

COPENHAGEN Presidium
OF the Danish Parliament is plan.
ing to record on recording machine,
the speeches by the delegates in.
stead of taking them down in short.
hand.
The Danish government paper
Social-Demokraten, which revealed
the plans, said no other parliament
in the world so far has recorded thu
debate in this way.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
Deaths Reported
(From the District of Colul

(From the District Of Columbia
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Mary Waidner. %. 22OS 4Oth pl NV
Adelemo Soriri, n, 51O9 Connecticut ave
NV
Violet Newsome, II. 1878 s st. sc.
Fannie Scott, SO. 321l 22nd st. ne.
Eugene Ratio. So 4413 18th St ne.
Paul Mix, 3D. Soldiers Home. '
Blanche Staples, 63. 2126 18th st. NV.
Pearl Pulliam. 81, 752 Quebec pl. NV.
Robsrf Son FeyeTs; Samnbe sh Z a4$ s55G ST nw
Hannah Greaves. Al, 1924 Perry pl. ne
Dorothy sempek, 2l, 224s Shannon, pl s.,
Bonita Coles. infant. 1915 Hanna pl. Sc.
William Cook. 80, 532 Wyle Ct NV
Alex James, 40, 1929 Church st. NV.
Virginia Williams, 80, 560S Blaine st. n /,
Evening star., 1948-09-06
In Mrnturtant

COLLINS, MARY E. In sad and lovins
memory of our dear mother. MARY E
COLLINS. who departed this life one veal
ago today, September 6, 1947.
From this world Of pain and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest
GOD has taken you, dear loved one.
Where YOU have found eternal rest
What is home without 9 mother
All things this world may send?
But when We lost our dear mother
We lost our dearest friend.
Just line of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory fond and true,
Just q token of loves devotion
That our hearts still long for you.
The years of her life were numbered
When the messenger whispered low:
The Master came and called thee
She answered: am ready to 60.
The sun still shines just as before
The rose still grows beside our door
But she has gone
LOVING DAUGHTERS. ALICE COLLINS
MARY v. HOLT; BROTHER EDWARr
NARY v. HOLT; BROTHER, EDWARD
wHALEN; GRANDSONS. EVERETT I
wHALEN, CHARLES HOLT.