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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Queen Moy Arrives
After Stormy Crossing
Ry the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The giant
liner Queen Mary arrived AZ hours
late today in driving snow storm
after being buffeted by 7o-mlie
winds and heavy seas.
Commodore c. G. Illingsworth
master of the ship, said we hae
whole gales and winds of near hur'
ricane force all the way. 1t was one
of the worst storms have seen IN
N wears at sea. But We didn't
break a teacup. No one was hurt
The snip was not damaged"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Chilean Club Blasted

SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb 4 fP.-
Police reported time bomb exploded
at the Jewish Club Israelita early
today. Windows of the building and
those of houses within 100 yards
were broken, but no one was injured
The club itself was unoccupied al
the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
IsoIotionist Nye
AssoiIed by Hull

1T is doubtful that any
congressional committee has
ever had a more unfortunate
effect on our foreign relations"
than the Nye committee to in
vestigate the manufacture and
sale of arms, Cordell Hull
writes in his memoirs today.
(See Page Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Radio Signals Linked
To Missing AirIiner
BULLETIN

NEW YORK P).-Air Force
officers today abandoned
search for the Star Tiger
because there is absolutely no
hope of any survivors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

ee BRITAIN, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

tSee ARMORY, Page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

(See VETERANS, Page A-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

See HOME RULE, Page A-4D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

Ecklon begins q two weeks vacation
tomorrow.
Warren 8. Stone, New York Life
agent, has been awarded special
national production honors.
Booklet Tells How TO Invest.
How to Invest" q 32-page book
let prepared by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner g. Beane, was re-
leased here yesterday by Francis C.
Hunter, manager Of the Washington
ONCE. 1t is filed with sound sug-
gestions.
The booklet makes, no attempt to
paint investments as a sure road to
riches. In fact, one should have
adequate insurance, cash reserves
and a surplus bank account before
considering investment, the authors
say.
Insurance Course Planned.
The District Life Underwriters
Association Is sponsoring a two-year
Job training course for agents, the
aim being to give better service to
patrons, Charles K. Reid II. CON-
mittee chairman, announced yes
terday. 1t will start this fall and
be similar to courses being given in
so other large cities by insurance
leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July 81, P'.-The steady
soap1 of Trade todsy Wiz eorn droppns
more than 8 cents at one, time. many
contracts made new seasonal lows. Soy
beans plunged 8 cents at times for the
second straiGht day.
Belief the country will produce . rec
ord breaking corn crop was the main rea-
son for selling. In addition. demand for
the cash grain fell sharply and the country
offered a good quantity Of corn on . to-
arrive basis. Bookings totaled more than
100, 900 bushels.
commission house with Southwestern
connections sold large quantities OF wheat
This was believed to be hedsins against
purchases of the cash grain in the South
west. The Government made . sharp re-
duction In its buying price for wheat for
shipment to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The break in soybeans was again Q re-
Election Of crop prospects,. which also have
been benefited by the same tyne Of Weather
which has aided corn. The easy undertone
in cash veeetable oil markets has been an
other factor In the LIQUIDATION Of soy
beans.
TENDER 2.24k-h: corn was ~ to 4
cents lower, September 1,84A-1 IS: catl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Cotton Textile Trade Lays,
EXCEPT for Print Cloths
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK. July 31.-Interest
in s0-square print cloths for fourth
quarter delivery marked an other
wise quiet cotton textile market
during the past week.
Prices for that fabric were firm
and fairly substantial quantities
were sold, but the trend did not
carry over to other print cloth types.
Interest in sheetings picked up a
little, but buyers generally continued
to hold off purchasing.
The slow demand for twills was
reflected in oversubscription of an
Army call for 100000 yards of
herringbone to the extent of
46,550,000 yards.
Merchants still were optimistic
that buyers will have to re-enter
the market soon. Inventories of bag
dealers, for instance, were reported
reaching low point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

The United States Maritime Commission
h asreSy invites 'enssS sids ~ the SsEEss:ss
The vessel Y offered under tive senai.
and 80 for ssrapping; Bidding under
Condition, will Be limited to United
States citisens. The DELTA KING ID .
.tern; wheel river PASSENGER steamer, eailt
and ISIS ne, tens. fsrni..ion '' TO in.
spect the vessel may BE- obtained from supt.
T. ]. Healey, Suisun Bay, California Re.
serve Fleet, Y. 8. Maritime. Commission.
GO General Delivery, Benieia, California
ttelephene Benecia 475J. The terms and
conditions upon which the DELTA KING
nation are set forth in invitation for
Bids will be received until 2:l5 Pm,
Eastern standard Time). September 8.
I84s. Copies of the Invitation for Bids
nay ma ss ees.ined apol application to
Y; 9: Maritime Commission. Departmsnt
Of Commerce Building, Washington eS.
D. c. The commission reserves the right
e reject any Or All bids. Z. I; MeDenald.
time Commission. Washinsten IS, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

general agents were present, as was
Charles F. Suter, president of the
District Life Underwriters Associa-
ton. Special awards were pre-
sented several agents with shorter
terms of service.
Phone Earnings Increase.
Net income Of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. during June,
before interest and dividends. totaled
$324,108 against $146,959 in June of
last year.
Operating revenues totaled $685.
SAB against s2,469,318 year ago.
Operating expenses called for So
23,643 VS.. s2.158,641. Taxes were
substantially higher.
Net income in the six months, be-
fore interest and dividends, amount
ed to $1,9l3055 compared with
81, 465, 1886 in the first half of 1947.
Acacia Reports Sharp Gains.
Outstanding gains for the Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance Co. in the
first six months of 1948 we're re-
ported by William Montgomery,
president, at the directors meet
ing yesterday.
There was an increase of $37,000,-
900 in the amount of insurance the
company has in force, the total now
being $685., 100000. A gain of
So, 600 900 in assets in the half year
raised total assets to more than
S184 900 900. Next to the Federal
Government, Acacia is the largest
financial institution in Washington,
Mr.. Montgomery pointed out.
Cotter Leaves Federal Post.
Charles F. Cotter, since l941 gen.
eral manager of the Home Owners
Loan Corp5 New York, is retiring
from office tomorrow, the Home
Loan Bank Board announced yester-
day.
He has completed IS years Of
service with Hole. He made a
brilliant record in directing the field
force and has been very active in
the present Hole liquidation. He
is native of Lynn. Mass, where he
was formerly head Of shoe manu-
featuring company.
Capital Store Sales Rise.
Department store sales in the
Capital for the week ended July "a
ran 4 per cent ahead of the COM
parative week a year ago, and were
l per cent ahead of the preceding
week this year, the Richmond Re-
serve Bank reported. -Four weeks
cumulative sales we're 10 per cent
ahead Of the like 1947 period. The
gains for the week and the four
weeks were exactly the same in the
Fifth District. the review showed.
c. L. Eckloff, assistant cashier
of the National Metropolitan Bank,
has been with the institution con-
tinuously for As years. He started
as messenger and has always
worked for the Metropolitan. Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Radical Changes Mark
Lobby Modernization
I0f Union Trust Co.
By Edword e. Stone

Linwood P. Harrell, president Of
the Union Trust Co., yesterday an
nounced completion Of the newly
modernized main banking room, at
18th and H streets NV. the radi-.
cal changes having required several
months. The appearance Of the
banking room, 100 feet square, has
been completely changed.
The area previously occupied by
tellers' cages has been transformed
into spacious customers lobby. A
soft carpet covers the floor of the
entire banking room, novelty which
quickly draws attention. Along the
south and west sides of the room
new tellers' counters have been in
stalled, each equipped with in
direct lighting, individual telephone
and illimunited name plate.
A customers lounge, furnished
with two large leather covered
settles, has been placed in the center
of the lobby. Here, too, is a round
table height, check desk, with chairs
for depositors. The officers are "out
in the open," as all partitions have
disappeared. Diffused lights check
desks and even the windows are all
new. The revolving doors have
been replaced with glass doors.
The management has invited
Westinghouse to inspect the new
facilities between 8 am. and pm.
The trust company. with 88787 &C
counts, had deposits of $41,832 ,048
on June 30, 1913, and total resources
OF $46,574,685.
Associates Honor Cremen.
John F. Cremen. general agent of
the Washington Office of the Mass
achusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
was awarded a 30-year service pin
L.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Tobacco Markets

UPPER MALBoRo, Nd. July 81 pr
Prices advanced slightly Yesterday on
kets the United States Department Of
Agriculture and the State Department OF
Markets reported.
They said that quality was down but
volume was fairly heavy. The agencies
said that large poundase also is ex-
pected to be marketed Nor Monday; .,t.,.d
4O5,O56 pounds but the average dropped
to a season low OF s3s 50 1t vas .a rs the
mark Season net auction sales were
brought to 27,10s,232 pounds, at an
average OF S43
Some of yesterdays grade averages:
Heavy crop-Fine cherry.red, Ss2;
fair sreenish, s27; UP 81; low red $1,000
ny TinswFair greenish, $3.50; up Sc
cents; low red. S12.5O: up $1.25.
Thin Crop-Fine buff, s63: UNCHANGED;
fine cherry-red, S63: UNCHANGED: good
cherry-red. s5s; up 81; low red sol; ur
SO so; fair green. SIT; up 30 cents:
Nondescript-Best crude, $11.75: ur
rs cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

at a iuuCHeOu
given by his Of
flee associates
yesterday. H e
took the Office in
1918 and has
seen insurance
on the books
grow from ST.
1000 to $44,-
600, 900.
L e o p O | d
Freudberg, over
80 years with
the company,
presided at the
luncheon. Many
mi ~ fOxr,y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, July 81 M1.-The .Associ-
ated Press composite Of IS wholesale com :
modities on July 30 showed the first
Friday-to-F Friday advance in six weeks.
The index on Friday stood at 100. 80
compared with 1883 Q week earlier and
1857 year ago The base year 1926
equals 100.
rous metals components moved ahead to
new 1948 HIGHS. while grains and cottonS
dropped to q new low for the year to
date. Textiles were on slightly and food,
edged ahead.
The staple price index and Its com.
ponents for July 80, . week earlier ant
4 year ago follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

wh...Sso' red. sss.: No; ? red.
sonsh la. No os rsd' N asl-2 y: sII,,:
hard. 2iSH. corn--No. I yellow, :. 04a..
oatsMNo; 1 heavy. mixed. ?1A-52s. No.
3, 7oH: No. 8 heavy. MIXED, medium: n:
heavy, white. y: No. white. 73ia; No
heavy white, 54ai sample Grade heavy.
1870 nominal; feed. 1.lO-3b nominal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished By the Associated Press.}
A selected list Of active Bends ON the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high, low and elssine price fer the week.
weeks close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
CURB SUMMARY

A selected HIST Of active steeks "a the
New York Curb Exchange, .shswins the
high, low and elesinE price fer the week.
and the. net change frsn the previsus
weeks close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

vALDOSTA, Ga. July 81 R.--Leaf
and lug grades. offered in great volume,
Georgia Florida fue cured tobacco mar
kets yesterday.
STEADY to slightly higher. was the word
on better quality Tugs. while lower aual.
stronger. Sales continued heavy.
Thursday gross sales totalled SSs4?.-
GIL pounds at an average OF 500 81 per
hundred Season sales reached 81 $685.
IO2 pounds for an average Of $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

RALEIGH, N C.. July 81 P,.-The
quality OF tobacco to be offered at open
ing of North Cardinals border belt mar
kets next Tuesday appears good to w. r.
Hedrick. tobacco marketing specialist.
He says quality appears every bit as
good as last years opening offerings.
The Weld per acre is considerably better.
Border markets may see opening prices
as high as $3.50 a hundred, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

were u lower to y higher, September
72h-as; rye was unchanged to ga lower
December 1.6S, and soybesns were to 8
cents lower November al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Capital Securities
Over the Counter.

TIE following bid and asked quota lions
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members Of the National
Of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled for
The Star as OF Friday noon. Origin Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
District 1850 Budget Indicates S25,OOOOOO Deficit


budget figures for the fiscal year 1850 reached the Dis
These made from the requests
heads assembled by Budget Ocer walter
total of the requests reaches $105O00OO0
than S25OO0O00 the anticipated
general fund from which they would be paid The re-
the Highway and Water Departments are not ncuoo as ty
paid out of special funds
The fund placed at $7935
anticipated Federal payment of $O00O0
situation others the prospect OF
will available
funds required reckoned with
anything enact
men Of sales other legislation
the Commissioners have announced that
capital outlay expenditures will be considered unless to COM
authorized furnish and authorized projects
estimates Of capital outlay utility items
transfers Federal agencies for improve
recovered from
making fair for
solutions the fiscal problem of the
usually complicated simple
that would be the taxpayers and
would be the of
the $3.50 plan of 1878
$3.50 the cost the National
Capital would logical today than when in 1873
exempted Congress
taxation have attained far greater Of both area and value
still District special
privileges all kinds and perform multitude of services for the Gov
complicated remedies when the $3.50
the complex problem beautifully?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Woshinqton Stock Exchange

fReport Compiled BY Exchange OHcidisJ
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE FOR YEAR 1913 Up
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, JULY 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

Wess ~ "a IN aAB 16f u
WIN IN eanrruptcy or reeeiyership: q being
reorsani.sd undssa sc 5, e sueh assomp.sss
sef Rstes Of dividends in the ioresctns table z!
are annual Ss; sse,s on
Unless iaissnd c'n ~ not included Also extra
or EXTRAS Pm. :soes ctvdsp1d AZ ga, 1.. q
stg9cnn.sis n stock. Paid last year. De-
c,ersa or paid after stock dividend Or
spiis ur Aecumu,..ed diyid:nd, PAD g. q
declared this rear w Wnn SAlssntss
s Wssases sssh vslns snasssrmissd q assisrs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Perpetual Anti.Noise Campaign Proposed;
$3.50 Plan Solution of Fiscal Problem
By Jesse G. Suffer
,et,,al Anti.Noise Campaian

Great Need for Perpetual Anti.Nose Campaign
I'm, Is, Yss n spf s sns ysosas
campaigns gradually peed out and the Police Depart
nspes Of pa mnteF e fsne owsd
- Melvin Hazen strved earnestly to DO
with noises On one tho don me ] of
noises whereupon he demanded rigid by
his horn head the trucks with exasts that
sound like battery of machine guns"
Rutland December 1898 issued eau
ar and in statement to the
OF ANNOYANCE to the genera Pubic o n go the hone that
r noise proben here 'A'''
Noise Abatement Committee District Commits
paign Mayor La Guardia had met with consider
sss su sd from ON tn that quarters
VISITED an Of tine Mayor h as WHICH had
in making He told how the quiet sign
Or other attention by placing the
fingers the lips, expressive of silence
Somehow seemed to acquire the
resulted number OF
efforts some brought about certain permanent
improvements.
The specific problems wresed
carried follows Ambuances Police and Fire tent
Vehicles sreec angng OF bells and oee n d
MIX WAGONS and MIX Buses co pee starting and
the of the streets and hhways
5 sp The ss 3bt sss tn: r 1s
huge vehicles driven at high rate speed T OF gears
Tie hauling through Rhode Island avenue ano
with adjacent State roads such 4
in the objectionable tafc
of of the American
place The cities noser than washington IN
Their noise order are d Reno n n y N York sound
63d the list Those immediately
position standings San Francisco
Dallas. Detroit and 81. Louis
O Columbia always proud to mead
in not low
be to SIT
the
Something should be done about for the comfort
and peace Of of these suffering people
spasnodc campaigns good thing
beginning The cam
matter OF should
perpetual.
this
courts especially The habit OF being
police The courts by
should
makers police continue be the alert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Business Trends for Week

. Plus extra or extras
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Armada hledi vstric nedostat.
ku dHstoinikH.

Washington, D. c.. - Arma-
da snazf Sc nalezti ddstojnfky
a instruktory k vycviku rozsi-
rene armady. Nedostatek d.
stojnikG je vazny.
Armada hledf vstrfc tomu,
re ma konci r. 1949 Dude mfti
II divisf (mfsto dosavadnich
.tTi) a pozadala reservisty, KITE
RI jsou vyslouzilci z 2. svetove
valky, ably pTihlasili Sc dobro-
volne k sluzbe IL meslcI We
Spojenych Statech. Techto W.
slouzilcI Dude treba pri vycvi-
ku novackG.
Soucasne armada ma v 1my-
stu prijfmati zadosti reservnich
.d6stojn1kG v poctu asi 1880
m6sfcne pc nekoli pristfch me-
slcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Vesuv brbla, treba CO nevidst
zacne soptit.

z Pompeje v Italii Sc p1se,
re sopka Vesuv sc Ease poc1na
probouzeti k zivotu Pc ctyfle-
tenn spanku. Obyvatele vesni-
&c rozsetych pri 1patf tohoto
mocneho vulkanu slysi stale ja-
kesi podzemnf rachocenf a hfl-
mani z cehoz usuzuj1, re sopka
Sc k necemu chysta. Vulkan
bridal a funel bTeznu r. 1914
pTi cemz vychrlil re svych u
trob tuny popele a skvar1, pet
mes1cG pc te, kdyz americke
pluky probily 81 cestu do JIM
Italie.
Ma to velikan Ease usnul. A
do te dolby staly sloup dymu a
parry, ktery Sc vznasel mad je-
no j1cnem k obloze, take Sc po-
malu vytratil. Cd tie dolby We
suv vypadal jake kazda jina
mrtva bora. Ale nyni 81 Ease
zac1na pobroukavat.
Vedatofi varuJl k pozOru,
ale dosud 81 netroufajf ucinit
nejakou predpoved, vyjma po-
ukazu k tomu, re Vesuv 81 cas-
to zahraval ma "possum' a
pax sc nahle rozdovadel, a la
va zacla sc hrnouti pc 1boci
dolG do kraje. Luigi Mazzini,
jeden z obyvatel osady Tore
del Greco, nedaleko Pompeje,
ma ale nazory jiz otevfenejsi,
"Nase rodina lila tonic Q.
kol1 vice nez 100 lett, rekl
Luigi zpravodaji, ga nase INA
lost divneho chovani Vesuvu sc
ded1 cd deda ma vnuka.
"Kazdy den, Cd nynejska.
vzhlfz1me k jeho vrcholu a o
cekavame, re Sc probudf. Ne.
Dude to ash ma dlouho. Nektef
z mas, jichz rodiny lilly tn pt
generace, ocekavajf strasny w
buch a zaplavu lazy, az Sc "a.
Sc do toho pusti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Blizi Sc Vylet do Annapolis,
MARYLAND.

V ned6li, 18. cervence pofa-
dali Csl.-Amer Tstredi a T. J.
Sokol Washington, D. C. veil
ky Celodennf Vylet ma Priests
Farm, Annapolis, Md. Vim,
re mnoho naSich krajan1 by
chtelo podporiti tento vylet po-
Tadany pro dobre dcele. Pre-
ty co nemajf %automobily chci
objednati spolecny bus. Okruz-
nj costa ma buse $1.0O. KIDD
by cht6l jeti must Sc prihlasiti
nejd6le do IA. cervence. Ne
bude-li dosti pfihlasek, Dude
bus odvolan!
Kazdy vi, re bus must byti
zaplacen tTeba poloprazdny a
ia to nemohu doplacet. Pros1m
jeste jednou, prihlaste Sc v cas-
l krajan6 z Curtis Bay (kteri
nemajf auta) by mohli jeti
nami. Zavolejte telefonem
Clifton 2236 nebo br. A. Cilha-
re, BR 1858 a BR 1925.
Zdravf Vas
Rosalie Legrova.
4108 Montana Ave
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Bratr presidenta Benese Sc
vratil do Spoj. StatH.

Jan Benes, starousedlfk v
Milwaukee, Wis.,. nejstarsf bra
tr csl. presidenta dir. Edvarda
Benese, Sc prave vratil pc 10
mesicnlm pobytu V Ceskoslo-
vensku do Spojenych Stat1. Ho-
ola Sc usadit v Chicago a ne
davno prodal svGj domov v
Milwaukee.
Pc SVEN pffjezdu do New
Yorku odmftl Jan Benes, ktery
je star 78 let, mluviti O polite
Ike situaci Ceskoslovensku.
Prohlasil, re mu jeho bratr do
porucil, ably nemluvil O polite
kych vecech.
Uyedl, re jeho bratr Edward
je dosud velmi popularnfm u
csl. lidu. Je vsak nemocen a
odpoc1va We sve male vilce v
Sezimove Ustf, ktera je hlida-
ma voj1ny a policif.
Kdyz sc no novinafi tazali,
IDA Jan Masaryk byl zavraz-
den. Jan Benes odpovedel:
"Nechci mic Tici, nebylo by
tomu ami rozumeno."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
POHRBY.
8. cervence zemrela kra

3. cerVence Zemrela Kfa-
janka vdova p1. Philomena
Dusek-Chlan, GIL N. Madeira
st. We start sc let. Narodila sc
v Baltimore. PatTila ku Spolku
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomo-
CT. Zanechala zde syny PIP.
Charles a Edward Chlan.
PohTeb konal sc Z. cervence
re Cvachova Pohf. Domu do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
assistance Vlp. Solomona.
5. cervence zemrel p. Pc
ter Paul Steps, ST., 1915 Toone
st. We start Sc let. Narodil Sc
v Ceskoslovensku. Byl NEST
skym zamestnancem. Zane
chal zde manzelku p1. Mary
Steps (roz. Cerny) a syny Pc
ter Paul Steps, Jr. a John Steps
Pohfeb konal sc We ctvrtek,
8. cervence z domu smutku dc
kostela Sacred Heart a odtud
ma hfbitov st. Stanislava a Wy
praven byl p. Harlem E. Schi-
munkem.
- 5. cervence zemTel kra-
jan p. Frank Hora, Sr., 242O
E.. Monument ST. We start Is
let. Narodil Sc v Ceskosloven-
.sku a do Ameriky prijel pred
81 roxy. Zanechal zde tru-
chlic1 manzelku p1. Barboru
Hora (roz. Bflek) a d1tky pl.
Victoria Nichols, Edward.
Frank, Charles a Anton Hora
a p1. Rose Thorton. Pfinalezel
k Radu Blank els. 1O1 C.S.A.,
Gen. Lawton Camp No. 5 u. S.
Spanish War Veterans a Lodge
Maryland No. 20. Nosici rak-
We byla delegace Radu Blank.
PohTeb konal Sc We ctvrtek
8. cervence re SchimGnkova
Pohr. Domu ma Parkwood &C.
metery "a assistance Rev. H. c
Schulze.
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VELKOLEPY PICNIC

pTipravujf 1. Cesky Dem. Klub
7. wardy a l. -Cesky
Damsky Dem. Klub Z. wardy
ma Cvachove Soru v ned6li, dine
10. cervence. Bude to celoden-
nj vylet. o zabavu, jfdla a OBJ
c~erstvenf Dude tez nalezite po-
starano. KIDD nema automobil
NIUE pouzfti BUSH, ktere WYE
dou cd Klubu, 838 N. Chester
St., V TO-, II. a IL. hodin. O.
kruznf costa ma buse je Use.
Vsichni krajane jsou ia tento
picnic upTfmne zvani.
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Dewey radi Sc s Dullesem o
zahranicni politice.

Gdverner Thomas E. Dewey
konferoval 8 Johnem F. Dulle-
sem, sym radcem v zahranic-
Mich vecech a z teto schGze
NIUE vzejfti p%rojev, v nemz
republikansky kandidat Dude
definovati svoje vseobecne sta
novisko k zahranicn1 situaci.
Ale tato porada byla zastl-
nena starost1, kterou Dewey je-
vi O ruskou blokadu americke-
no, anglickeho a francouzske-
no 1seku v Berllne. Dewey re-
XII reporter1m, re tato situace
|je vazna. Ma otazku, IDA my
slf, re by mohla vesti k valce,
odpovedel guverner: "Nesml-
me ami uvazovati o takove
moznosti."