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Evening star., 1949-09-02
THEEVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER T. ls4s
Emily Post

An occasional letter will ask {:
1--WE have to know how many
guests to actually prepare for at
our wedding reception because the
hotel will charge us by the plate
and, of course, for all prepara-
tions made, whether used or not,
they will send a bill. Would it
be wrong, to include R.S.V.P. on
the reception invitations to be sure
people anSWer?"
1t is not only proper, but usual
to add R.S.V.P. and an address
to which replies are to be sent, if
not the same as in the invitation.
You could put please reply" in
stead of R.S.V.P. cot would be
unusual. but in your situation ex-
cusable, to italicize the word
"Please.D
Seotine Wedding Guests
Dear Mrs. Post: When a woman
goes to wedding with two men,
what is the procedure of seating
them? Is a man never escorted
to his place by an usher?
Answer: The two men follow
the usher and the woman. At the
pew, it is correct to wait for the
two men to enter first and give the
woman the aisle seat. (This is
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Frank Rediker and Princess
Tawhida Hahn of Egypt, whose
special table in the Mayf1ower
Lounge is reserved for them daily,
announced to friends there yester-
day that they are going to be mar
ried within a fortnight. AS soon as
the news spread in the room,
friends began coming over to offer
congratulations, fluctuations, etc.
They'll be married in the May
flower and the wedding will be
followed by a big, gay party there.
And another unattached Wash
ington man is about to take q
spouse.
The frequent trips of Lyle
O'Rourke to New York lately
haven't been due entirely to busi-
ness. On October IS he will be
married to blond, chic Dorothy
Perkins Rogers Of New York. for
mer wife of John Rogers. The
wedding will take place in the
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Radio Talk Planned

Mrs. Cazenove Lee. District di-
rector Of the Robert E. Lee Me-
mortal Foundation, will give a
radio talk at 9:15 am. tomorrow
over Station WPIK under auspices
of the Irvine Welles Chapter of
the OAR. She will speak on Strait
ford.
Mrs. Lee will be introduced by
Mrs. Robert Bachman. radio
chairman of the chapter.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
GertSCh Bride

Miss Evelyn Mae Gertsch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
M. Gertsch, and Mr.. Paul Mills
Overholtzer, jr., son of Mrs. Milli-
cent Overholtzer of Alexandria,
were married last evening in the
Brookland Baptist Church, the
Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt officiating.
Miss Betty Lee Gertsch was her
sisters maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn
McHugh and Miss Ann Chapman.
Mr.. Willard Overholtzer, brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Ben Dove
and Mr.. Dan Dove.
The couple will reside in Wash
inpt0n.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
still another table Julie Ansberry
ood fba N6orric TofritzeS

still another table Julie Ansberry
and the Morris Cafritzes.
While in the French capital
Mary went to the elegent dinner
United States Ambassador and
Mrs. David Bruce gave for Gen.
and Mrs. Omar Bradley. OF
course, that also looked like old
home week. what with Admiral
Louis Denfeld. Gen. and Mrs.
Hoyt Vandenberg and the Barry
Binghams all being there.
Although she missed seeing
them abroad, Mary reports that
Jane and George Abel are back
in Munich where George has a
new Job.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Miss Ray Married

st. Francis de Sales Catholic
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding last evening of Miss Mar
guerite Louise Ray. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Ray. ST., and
Mr.. Joseph Arthur Faircloth, son
of Mrs. Clarissa Faircloth. The
Rev. Patrick Nagle off1ciated.
Mrs. John Ray, jr.. was her sis
ter-in- laws only attendant and
best man was Mr.. Jack Gotch
Usfers were Mr.. John Ray. jr.
and Mr.. Robert Taylor.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Fronk Redke and Princess Hoim to Be Married Here Soon
Lyle O'Rouke Also Leaving Ranks Of Capitals Single Men
BY Betty BeoIe

the nursery department, Bob
Portner stayed on the telephone
most of Wednesday to carry the
glad tydings about his newborn
son. Young Robert Jr. made his
appearance at $3.50 that morning
weighing a good lbs. ounces.
His mother. Leslie. is in the new
tangled George Washington Hos
pital.
X X \
When Mrs George Holmes
walked into her favorite lunching
place yesterday, she thought she
was back in the Ritz in Paris.
Just in the night before from
France, Italy. Switzerland. Bel
gium and Germany, Mary said
that while lunching at the Ritz
one day, she saw sitting about her
Nash at a table with
Lily Pons, Gwen and Albert
Dewey at a table for two, and at
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Capital Items
|Of Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mur-
ray, son and daughter-in-law of
Senator James Murray of Mon
tana, are at the st. Francis Hotel
in San Francisco, where Mr.. Muir
ray is attending the State bar
convention of California.
From there they will go to Los
Angeles and Santa Barbara to
visit friends, and will return to
their home in Washington the end
of September. Before going to
California, they spent four weeks
at a dude ranch in Montana and
also motored to Glacier National
and Yellowstone Parks.
Miss Mary Anne Ettenger en-
tertained at a wedding party din
ner last evening on the Shore
ham Terrace in honor of Miss
Carole M. Jackson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F.. Jackson of
Chevy Chase, Md. who will be
married tomorrow in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church to Mr..
Robert v. Mauldin.
Mrs. Louise Justice was enter
tanned at a birthday dinner last
evening at the Water Gate Inn
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dabbs.
Another party at the Water Gate
was the luncheon given yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Lee Of
Arlington in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintyre Leary of Shreve-
port. La, and their three daugh-
ters, the Misses Margaret, Kay
and Missie Leary!
A surprise buffet supper party
was given Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Lula Fowkes, who was cele-
brating her 80th birthday ami
versary. Hosts at the affair were
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. jackson of Alex
andria, who entertained in their
garden.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Home Ceremony

In the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Conard N. Rees, Miss Irene Wal
fraud Langenstrassen. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Langenstras-
sen Of Sac Paulo, Brazil, was mar
ried last evening to Mr.. Paul
Edward Arkebauer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adian Arkebauer of Takoma
Park. Only a few relatives and
close friends attended the cere-
mony, at which the Rev. Norman
w. Dunn officiated.
Mrs. Mariinha SchWantes was
matron Of honor and Ingred
Schwantes was flower girl. MIR.
Roscoe G. Bartlett. jr., of Pitts
burgh was best man.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Mr.. w. J. Throckmorton of New
York and Virginia. The wedding
will take place in the late fall.
Miss Giusta attended the Acad-
emy of the Holy Names and I'm
maculata College and is member
of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. She
is the daughter Of the late Mr..
Giusta.
Mr.. Throckmorton attended
schools In New York and Virginia
and served in both the Pacific and
European theaters for two and a
half years with the Navy. =
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Fall Wedding

Mrs. Harold S. Giusta of Silver
Spring announces the engagement
of her daughter. Mary Eleanor. to
Mr.. Lee Filler Throckmorton, son
of Mrs. G. M. Cassidy and the late
Evening star., 1949-09-02

The marriage of Miss Alice Vir-
ginia Measell, daughter of Mr..
Leslie D. Measell of Takoma
Park and the late Mrs. Measell, to
Mr.. Gerald Legare Heatley. son
of Mrs. Marion Turnipseed of
and Mr.. Cleveland T.
Heatley of Elloree, S. c., took
place last evening in the Wesley
Church, the Rev. Clar-
ence E. Wise officiating.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Church Of Brethren Elects
Dr.. Ellis ds Moderator
sY fhs Asseeiuisd Rrs..

OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. June IT.
DIR. c. c. Ellis Of Huntingdon
Pa, was electet moderator of the
Church Of the Brethren at its
163d annual conference yesterday
DR.. Ellis, who has served twice
before as moderator, succeeds DR.
Paul II. Bowman Of Timberville
Va. DR.. Ellis Is the president
emeritus Of Juniata College. Hunt
tngdon.
More than 1000 delegates from
the, United States and foreign
countries are attending the five-
day annual conference which
started Wednesday.
DR.. Minor c. Miller, a profess
sor at Bridgewater (Va.) College
and executive secretary OF the Vir-
Einia Council of Churches, was
elected a member Of the General
Board of Administration, the
church's ruling body.
Evening star., 1949-06-17

fishing because Of the fire danger
Minor forest blazes were reported
In scattered sections of the State
and early crops suffered heavy
damage.
In the woodlands Of New Hamp-
shire and Maine. no smoking and
no hre-making bans were imposed.
Temperatures High
Temperatures In the mid and
high sos were forecast for the
New England area for the fifth
straight day.
There were q few scattered
showers in Western New York
State last night and more showers
were forecast for today. Some
cooling of from this weeks 90
degree readings were expected
There have been IL forest fires In
the Adirondacks since last Sat-
urday. including nine yesterday
The State conservation depart
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Full inquiry Ordered
Into Disappearance
OF Berry Transcript

Chairman Lesinski Of the House
Labor Committee today ordered
q fun investigation Of cir
cumstances surrounding the dis
appearance Of six full pages Of
testimony given at q hearing con-
Quoted by one Of his subcommit-
tees.
The chairman instructed Rep
resentative Jacobs, Democrat. Of
Indiana to look into the facts be-
hind the omission from the official
transcript of the large portion
Of evidence obtained in the hear
ing. The hearing was the investi-
CATION of the affairs of the AFL
International Printing Pressmen's
Union and OF, charges that the
late George L. Berry. longtime
union president. manipulated
union funds for his personal gain.
Mr.. Jacobs. chairman OF the
subcommittee In the Berry in
quiry, discovered Wednesday that
the record Of the three-day hear
ing was far from complete. The
Pressmen's hearing now Is In
recess until july g.
After learning that the most
pertinent part Of testimony taken
June 4 was not included in the
official record, Mr.. Jacobs ordered
the Legislative Reporting Service.
which makes transcripts Of con-
gressional hearings, to produce
the notes Of the stenographer who
took the testimony.
The stenographer, guided by
Mr.. Jacobs. then cleaned from his
notes six additional pages Of testi-
mony. including the admission by
o vice president Of the pressmen
that the union convention last
year was misled In approving pay
ment Of back income tax claims
against Mr.. Berry. The conven-
ton, 1t was said, was led to be-
heve the claims totaled only $2,-
Ss7. Actually, more than $26, 900
was taken from the union treas
ury later to meet the Federal
claims against Mr.. Berry.
In announcing that he had
called for full investigation. Mr..
Lesinski said the stenographer had
pleaded that he had been over
worked and tired when he covered
the hearing June 4.
Evening star., 1949-06-17

reversed. Heavy rains have
caused foods in Western North
Carolina, Eastern Tennessee arc
Sortheas; Georgia
Rising mountain rivers have
forced families from their homes
IN the area around AsheTille
n c.. and the city was practically
cut Of from The vest AS the
streams sQrged over highways and
swept away bridges Earth slides
also blocked roadways.
Rainfall, reaching more than .
inches in 10 hours In Northeast
Evening star., 1949-06-17

Georgia 4oooe3 the rivers neaE
Clayton. Tweaty families wers
eff homeless EAe4a County
Sheriff IA;ncu Queen rrravtrc
that . tes4-sst camp wAs parity
swept away NJ LAksnon, TIE
ElrG1ng waters also carried away
bridges and railway tracks n itaas
area
Evening star., 1949-06-17

ment said all are under control.
Showers which were predicted
for New York City today were ex-
pected 70 break q three week dry
spell IN the metropolitan area. In
Rochester. lawn sprtnkling Wal
prohibited for "a hours because
Of the water situation.
Milk production was beginning
TO be affected in New Jersey be-
cause OF dried-up pastures. Only
a spattering Of rain has fallen in
the State in the last 20 days.
Floods Hit South.
The danger Of forest fires re-
manned in Oregon. but showers
eased the threat In Washington
A fire In Southwestern Washings
ton was extinguished after burn
ing over $50 acres Of timber slash
ings and threatening Packwood. a
small community east OF Centralia
In the South the situation was
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Northeastern States
Take Fire Precautions
As Drought Continues
By the Assoeioted Press

New England had no promise of
immediate relief today from nearly
a week Of hot. humid and rainless
weather.
The drought over the North
eastern States threatened severe
crop damage and increased the
danger Of serious forest fires.
Gov. Ernest Gibson Of Vermont
drafted a proclamation closing
Vermont woods to hunting and
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Commons BUILDINGS

LONDON.-The British House
Of Commons is part of a group Of
buildings which cover eight acres,
with 2 miles Of passages. 100 stair
ways and more than 1,100 rooms.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
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The Valley settler., 1949-06-24
ARA NEW 5

Cont. from pace 5 Negotiations arc under ray for q Hort icul- turist for tho Fairbanks Stat ion, and for a Plant Breeder to york under the diroc- tion of Dr.. Babb in the Horti icul turo De- partmont, and another plant breeder to r1orl with ceroal and forage crops under Mir. HodSson. as soon as housing is avail able a hsbandrymon will bo hired at the f. ir- banks Stat ion.
 Tn getting those olanloyoos 1tned UT for each department, ltr. IrT3in stated that much depends upon tho tilno olomont in got- ting housing. Tho various do9artmonts will cooperate in every Uay in making studios Of the different phases Of arricul tural prob1or1s. Studies on feed for dairy cattle nay for instance be carried on by the Agrononist as well as tho Ln imol E,ebondry-- nan and tho Soils Scientist. lr. Irwin al so stated that while a start is being rado in Research york in Alaska, it Till bo several years boforo enough ox- perimonting can be done to be able to mako any statement regarding tho results of any experimentation.
 -------------- H:rry Jacobs, son Of Leo Jucobs uho vas a former agor of the iRRC, is visiting in tho Valley. Tho Jacobs family came to tho Valley in 1855.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
P~rovaznikova ma ceste
do Ameriky.

Londyn. = Nacelnice cesko-
slovenskeho Sokola ses. Marie
Provaznikova pMj1zdi do Spoj.
StatG. Pr SVEN odjezdu z Lon
dyna prohlasila, re doufa, re
jeJl pf1tomnost We Spoj. Statech
prospeje ceskoslovenskemu ma
rodnlmu hnutf, dodala vSak, re
nebude politely CHINA. Dale
pravila re prijela do Angle ma
Olympijske hry s 1myselm tam
z1stati, jelikoz ceskoslovenska
vlada provadf mezi Sokolstvem
velkou cistku. Prohlasila, re
predv1dala znicen1 Sokola q
proto opustila svoji vlast, ably
vsem clendm Sokola dala jas
ne ma jevo svGj nesouhlas s n.y.
uejS1m rezimem v Ceskosloven-
sku.
Nacelnice Provazn1kova pTij-
me asi m1sto ucitelky telocviku
ma jedne koleji We state New
Jersey a Dude konati pfednas-
ky v rdznych castech Spojenych
StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
Delsi splatkove udobi pro
automobilY zadano.

Washington, d. C. - Kon.
gresn1k Patman (dem. Tex.) sc
domaha toho, ably bylo pro-
dlouzeno 1verove obdobf pr
koupi automobile ma splatky.
Udobf to trva Poole dosavad-
mich predpisG Is mes1cG a Pat
man tvrdf, re tim jsou vyraze-
nj cetn1 chudsf Tide S moznosti
ma ziskanf AUTOMOBILE a tim
vzrdsta nebezpec1, Re by
zamestnanost v automobilovem
prGmyslu mohla klesnout velmi
Patman proto navrhuje, ably
obdobf bylo prodlou-
zeno z dosavadn1ch 10 mesfcG
ma 20 mesfcG. To CO plat1 pro
automobily plat1 take pro jine
zbozf a pr1mysl 81 zacfna stezo-
vat, re Sc prflisne omezovanf
jak je nynf provadeno 1radem
federalnfch zaloh zacfna neprf-
znive vyjadrovat v odbytu jis-
tych druh1 zboz1. Minuly kon-
gres zmocnil Trad federalnich
zaloh k opetnemu omezenf u
Init.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
Hlasy evropskych vIdcI o
imenovani Achesona.

Londyn. - VudcOve Evropy
vyslovili politovan1 mad odcho-
dem statn1ho sekretafe Mar
shalla a sl1bili, re budou koope-
rovati S jeho nastupcem Dea-
mem Achesonem.
Ernest Bevin, anglicky "a
hranicn1 ministr prohlasil, re
Marshall "m1ze byti ujisten,z y
nepoprejeme 81 klidu'', dokud
program ma obrodu Evorpy,
znamy pod jmenem Marshal
Inv plan, "neponese pine plo-
dy."
We vysokych oficielnfch an
glickych kruzfch je Acheson
povazovan "a prftele Angle.
Zapadnf Europa vesmes pri-
jala zpravu o zmene " americ-
KEN statn1m departmental S ma
def, re nebude podstatnych
zmen v americke zahranicn1
politice.
Francouzske oficielni kruhy
vyslovuj1 politovani mad Mar
shallovou nemoc1. Vyslovuj1
prekvapenf, re ma jeho mfsto
nebyl jmenovan bud w. Averell
Hartman, ktery rid1 ERP v E.
vrope, nebo pfedseda nejvyss1-
no soudu Vinson.
Italsky premier Alcide de
Casper Tekl, re Marshallova
resignace nebude m1ti vliv ma
vedeni nynejsf politiky. De
Casper prohlasil, re 81 dobfe
pamatuje "pTatelstv1 a dobrou
Will k Italii," kter6 v minulosti
osvedcoval Acheson.
Cesky rozhlas vys1lal komen-
tar oficielni tiskove kancelaTe,
v nemz sc pravf, re Acheson je
osobn1m pTftelem presidenta
Trumana a patrne media Sc O.
%vlivnovati valecnymi stvaci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
Drobnosti re SIovenska.

V nitranskych horach byla
objevena rozsahla loziska hor-
niny limonitu (hnedelu), ktery
obsahuje znacne mnozstvf ze-
leZa.
Myslenka ma zrfzenf narod-
n1ho parku v Tatrach sc usku-
tecnuie. Slovenska narodnf ra-
da pfijala v techto dnech "a
kon o jeho zrlzenf.
Bude zrfzena Slovenska fill
harmonic. Slovenska narodni
rada prave pTijala zakon o je-
jim ustaveni.
Ceskoslovenska republika
soustavne podpourje kulturnf
a osvetovou cinnost Ia Sloven-
sku. Zvlastnf pozornost vsak
VENUE zejmena krajdm w
chodnlho Solvenska, kter6 by
ly poskozeny valkou. Nynf by
ly poskytnuty podpory ma "a
lozen1 divadeln1ho krouzku o.
chotnickych We vysi $4,000
Kcs a ma zr1zeni loutkovych di-
vadel bylo venovano 10000
Kcs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
Jugoslavske noviny zakazany
" &. s. r.

B6lahrad. = Ustrednf belle
hradsky rozhlas oznamil, re
ceskoslovenska policie bran1
rozSiTovani jugoslavskych no
win V Ceskoslovensku. Rozhla-
sova zprava hlas1, re pc pro-
testech jugoslavskeho velvysla-
nectv1 Praze bylo vydano O.
znameni, re jugoslavst1 pred
stavitele V Ceskoslovensku OBJ
drz1 denn6 dvacet necensuro-
vanych novin, re vsak ostatn1
jugoslavsk6 publikace podle-
hail GTedn1 ceskoslovenske cen
sure.
Jugoslavsk6 velvyslanectvi v
Praze bylo informovano, re &C.
skoslovenska policie Dude roz-
hodovati budoucnosti o tom,
kter6 jugoslavske publikace Sc
mohou dostat ma veTejnost.
Belehradsky rozhlas dale
oznamil, re ma dotaz jugoslav-
skeho velvyslanectvf, IDA ia
kove opatfenf bylo take ucine-
no prot publikacfm z jinych
zemf, bylo oznameno, re toto
naf1zen1 tyka Sc pouze Jugo-
slavic a zapadnfch demokracif.
Jugoslavska zprava dodava,
re ceskoslovenska policie zaba-
villa take publikace, ktere OBJ
sahovaly posledn1 projev mar
sala Tita, We kter6m obvinil So
v6tsky svaz a jeho vasalske re-
me, re p~rovadeji d~iskriminaci
pfi obchodn1 politice v1ci Ju-
goslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14

Witt, August Tunkl a pisatel
teto zpravy. Bylo tam 80 ma
rodnostnfch skupin v krojfch,
posazenych do lozf, coz cinilo
velice krasny a pestry obrazek.
Nase skupina byla vsak zvla-
ste vyznamenana, ponevadz
jsme byli vyzvani k zaujmuti
mist ma jevisti.
Muslin 1castn1k1m nasi sku-
piny podekovati, re Sc tax O.
chotne dostavili coz umoznilo
nasi peknou represented.
Tento weekend" tes1me sc
ma shledanou ma Okrskove a
Zupn1 Schulz v Baltimore, kde
Sc budou resiti d1lezite otazky
a program letosniho roku a
hlavne Slet Amer. Sokolstva v
New Yorku.
Ma Zdar!
Even Prostrednik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
Nova vrtule umoznf rychlejsi
pristani.

Caldwell, N. J. = Letecke
zavody Curtiss Wright predve-
dly minuly tXden pozvanym le-
teckym znalcGm z kruhG civil
Mich, armadn1ch i z rad tisku
vynalez novych vrtulf, jejichz
smer otacen1 Sc da obratit opac-
nym smerem. Pilot letadla ma
moznost Sc sv6ho mfsta prevra-
tit beh vrtulf, takze zacnou pn-
sObiti jake brzdy. Je k tomu
zapotfeb1 vrtuli noveho typu,
ktere Sc vsak dali namontovati
ma jakykoli model letadla. LIE
.iich pax pouzfti k zabrzdenf
bud jeste pri letu We vysi, nebo
jake brzd pfi pTistavacf plose.
Move vrtule mohou urychliti
pristanl velkeho ctyTmotorove-
no letadla ma dobu jedne mi
nuty 80 vtefin, zatim co dosud
bylo treba k pristanf 4 minut a
48 vtefin. Zarucujf vsak ne
jen urychlenf dopravy ma pre-
plnenych modern1ch letistfch,
nybrz take zvysenf dopravnf
bezpecnosti. Spolecnost Cur
It's Wright oznamila, re move
vrtule, ktere Sc dali prevratiti,
budou ma trhu pro vseobecne
pouz1vanl jiz pffStf rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-14
T. j. SOKOL
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

IU. louHd, 1919.
Pozdravy z mesta Bratrske
Lasky a srdecne pozvanf So
kolske Rodine Vychodu k nav
steve a 1casti nasich at. ST.
hfinek" = "Snow Ball Dance"
ktery Sc Dude konati v Soko-
|lovne, 1902 N. Marshall st. v
sobotu vecer, 20. ledna. S ra-
dostf oznamujeme, re Dude W.
hravati br. Jan Svitak a jeho
orchestr a pTi teto pr1lezitosti
Dude tam radostne setkani Sc
starymi prately. Dvorana So
kolovny Dude pekne vyzdobe-
ma a pestre 1bory dam dodajl
veceru patricneho lesku. Ku-
chyne Dude bohate zasobena
oblozenymi chlebfcky a vybor-
nym domac1m pecivem. Nalev-
sd Dude dostaven1ckem zizni-
vych a bez ohledu ma pocasf o.
cekavame, re Sc dobfe pobavf-
me toz pTfjd'te i Wy, ano?
9. ledna 1castnili jsme Sc
"The Freedom Train Rally" v
Academy of Music, kde bylo
prftomno pres 1000 lid1. Bylo
to ~poradano ma rozloucenf Sc S
tfmto vlakem, ktery vykonav
svojf povinnost - Dude rozde-
Ian.
PR teto slavnosti slozilo pTi-
sahu vernosti ku Spoj. StatGm
81 novych obcand. Ma progra-
mu ktery byl televisovan dcin-
kovali Attorney General Tom
Clark, u. S. Senator Francis j..
Mfers, proslula pevkyne Gladys
Swartout a Mendelson Pevec-
ky Sbor.
9 clenn nasi jednoty bylo prf-
tomno v ceskoslovenskych ma
rodnfch krojfch a 6 Client Slo-|
venskeho Sokola. z nasich ses-
ter to byly: Ana Wagner, Jo-
selma Tunkl, Sasa Shelton,
Dolores Tunkl a Eva Dubsky;
z bratr1: Louis Wagner, Pavell