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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-15
Wolves Lead In Third Quarter

The Colin Wolves dominated
the play for most of the third per-
iod scoring two touchdowns, one
bv P. OTIS and another by Bill
Rodgers. Spitchley then was
successful on his second attempt
for placement. The third period
ended with Colin leading 2O-12.
Colin Passes. Otis Scores
On the first play of the fourth
quarter Colin passed to P. Otis
from mid-field to the "a and on
the next play Otis swept end to
score standing up for Collins
final tally. The attempt kick was
blocked
Silverii Scores Twice Again
Paul Spakowski passed to Joe
Silverii at the Colin As from
where he scored easily for Holm
es. The Bulldogs continued to
roll after an exchange of punts;
and. in the final three minutes
Paul Spakowski passed to Gale
Lammey for 10 yards at the Co
Lin 35 where he latteraled to Joe
Silverii who scored the final
Holmes I'd. This score complet-
ed the scoring for the game with
Colin leading 1924.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
MRS. T0L0FF MISSING SINCE RECENT FAIR

The partly-nude body of Mrs. Margaret Toloff of Anchorage, reported missing since Sunday, Sept. 4, when she came to the Valley to attend the Matanuska Valley fair, was discovered lying in a ditch beside a lane leading to the John Springer farm last Monday. MT. Springer found the body as he walked down the lane toward the nearby fafrn road, which is about three miles from Palmer.
 MT. Springer, after sighting the body, called Mrs. Ed Blom, who was berry-picking a short distance away. Mrs. Blom hur- ried to the Paul Martin farm where she phoned MT. BouVens.
 The dead woman, identified later Monday by her son-in-law, Rex E. Gjertson, and a neighbor, Mrs. Henry Smith of Anchorage, had been heavily beaten about the head. Preliminary investiga- tion by Deputy Marshall Bill Bouwens disclosed a compound fracture on the right side of the head above the eye, abrasions on the forehead and bruises and scratches on her left wrist and right knee. The entire left side of her skull had been crushed above the ear.
 Continued on Page g.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
Body Anchorage Woman F ound Here
PALMER'S PROGRESS
 FLIRTS WITH WEATHER

plans an eventual tWo-Story building of blocks there, with a concrete basement. The archi- tect's plans call for a building 50 by 50 in size.
 For the present, MT. Baldwin will be satisfied with a base ment, which he hopes to have completed, as we'll as the first floor, by freeze-up. As soon as he builds a roof over this base ment, the new store will be stocked with feed, so that MT. Baldwin can Wield a hammer on interior finishing work with one hand and ring up sales on his cash register with the other.
 The Palmer store will be oper- ated as the Valley branch of Alaska Seed, Ines main store in Anchorage. Locally, the stock will include feed, seed, fertilizer, farm equipment and tools. The complete store is expected to be ready by March 1, in time for spring planting, MT. Baldwin said. He plans to handle the du- ties of store manager for a time.
 Ultimate plans for the Palmer store of Alaska Seed, Inc, call for further construction and the installation of a sharp-freeze unit to process MatanuSka Val
 Continued on Page 3
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

The men of the hour in the Matanuska Valley these days are the carpenters who are racing the down. the-mountain advance of winter. Work gangs on nine different projects are pushing toward completion, or have just finished, construction or remod- cling in a number of new Palmer businesses.
 Among the firms who are building, or who are renovating and remodelling to meet greater business needs, are Alaska Seed, Inc, Anchorage Shopping Guide, Inc, Matanuska Valley Gardens, the creamery of the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating As sociation, Palmer Photo Art, Goodrich Machine Shop, Union Oil, and the Agricultural Re- search Administration.
 Also not to be forgotten is the new Legion Hall, to be complet- ed as a basement this fall, and added to when weather permits next season.
 Alaska Seed, Inc.
 Latest evidence of progress in Palmer is the gaping hole beside the Steve Ward Bldg, which will mark the future home of Alaska See, Inc. Owner Ed Baldwin
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
Hospital Head
 Resigns

Janet Mills, manager and tech nician at the Valley Hospital, this week resigned the position she has so recently assumed. Mrs. Mills said a combination of circumstances, among them fail ure to find adequate housing for her family, forced the move.
 The managers letter of resig- nation Wass ubmitted to the hos pital board last week. The effec- tive date was Nov. 13, but Mrs. Mills asked that she be relieved of her duties by Oct. 1, if it is possible to do so. She plans to return to the position she left in the states, from which she took an indefinite leave of absence.
 James Wilson, president of the hospital board, said that the group was in correspondence with a possible successor to Mrs. Mills. Whether that person would accept the position, if offered. was still unknown at press-time.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
Kiwanis Is Official Now

A total of 89 Kiwanians and guests from Anchorage and the Matanuska Valley joined in a Charter Night celebration and banquet held at the Palmer Gym last Saturday evening. Cecil Ro- ley and John Gorsuch of An chorage participated in the eve ning's program, as did Jack Maze and Clyde King, Jr., of Palmer.
 Following the banquet and for maj program, the evening con- ol,,dod u,ith donnin0
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
Eugene Marsh Is Drowned
 While Hunting

Eugene Marsh, Palmer resident and an employe of the Coop Garage for the past eight years, drowned in an accident at Snow shoe Lake last Friday.
 MT. Marsh had been given the day off to go duck hunting. He went to Snowshoe Lake and bor- rowed a kayak there to cross to the other shore. He was unac- companied. Late Friday after noon the kayak was found drift ing, overturned, near shore. There was no trace of it's occu- pant.
 The Tenth Rescue Squadron at Fort Richardson was notified and float planes flew to the lake to begin dragging operations. Until late Saturday afternoon Palmer friends and relatives held fast to the hope that Marsh, who was a strong swimmer, had reached the shore and was walk ing in to the Pennington home at the lake.
 By Saturday evening, how ever, friends had abandoned hope. A large group drove to the lake on Sunday, where Arthur Marsh, the deceased's father, was awaiting the recovery of his sons body. Friends, using the Tenth Rescue equipment. recov- cred the body late that after noon.
 Mrs. Marsh and her mother in-law, Mrs. Arthur Marsh, were visiting in Spokane, Wash, at the time of the tragedy. They have since returned to Palmer. Eugene Marsh was the father of two small children, a three-year- old and an 18- months old daughter. He was in his late twenties at the time of his death.
 Funeral arrangements still were pending at a late hour Monday
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

KARLA DUFF admringly pats the glossy leaves of an over-szed beefsteak begonia of number of Duff plants and flowers that helped her walk home with first prize in the flower show sponsored by Norhland the Fairs flower show, together with the little red milking stool which it's perched Only the milking stool failed to check in after the fair Anybody it? = Photo by Tay MaulO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

Jak ctenardm TELEGRAPH"
ie znamo poTada Czechoslovak
American Association vyjizdku
do Annapolis IA. bfezna vecer.
Zprava o teto vyjizdce je tax
rozhlasena, re sc O nj jew vel
ky zajem a proto upozornuje-
me nase krajany, kterf by chte-
Ii s1castniti sc teto vyj1zdky
by 81 zaopatrili listky nejdele
do 10. hTezna u nasledujlcfch
clenkyn zenske odbocky: p1.
Amy Cvach, pf. Barbory slech-
ia, pf. Barbory Rob, pf. Barbo-
ry Shipley a p1. M. Hromadka.
Dale u clen1 Associate pp.:
Anton Jesatko,
90 N. Montford Ave.
Anton Stanek,
927 N. Collington Ave.
Jos. Mach, 1912 Beryl Ave.
John w. Wallis,
2216 jefferson St.
Joseph Pokorny,
Gil N. Cover St.
Frank J. Rick,
936 N. Patterson Park Ave.
Louis J. Svehla,
1921 N. Patterson Park Av.
Vaclav Wallis,
1926 Chesterfield Ave.
neb V redakci "Telegrafu".
Cena okruzniho istku $1.10.
Ceka sc velika 1cast, protoze
nasi zastupci mali pro mas pTi-
praveny velkolepv program S
privftanfm nasi vypravy p. gu
vernerem a ostatnimi cleny Sc
natu a Domu Delegate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
1040 -
SLETOVY

Tetno tyden byla v plnem
rozsahu zahajena pf1prava sle-
tn americkeho Sokolstva, KITE
ry Dude uspoTadan We dnech
IT,, Is. a 19. cervna t. r. " New
Yorku.
Uspofadanfm sletu byla A
merickou Obci Sokolskou po-
veTena zupa Vychodnf AOS.,
v nfz Sc sdruzujf m. j. telocvicne
jednoty New York, Astoria,
Little Ferry a Newark, ma je-
jichz bedra spada hlavni tina
sletovych pTlprav. Je to popr-
We, kdy Sokolstvo ma vychode
bylo povereno usporadanim Sic
tn. Az dosud Sc vsechny slety
AOS. odbyvaly v Chicago.
zupnf a ostatn1 sokolsti CT
novnfci newyorske oblasti 81
pine uvedomuj1 zodpovednost
a velikost jim svereneho dkolu,
a doufajf, re celia sokolska j
nesokolska verejnost ma anne
rickem vychode, a zvlaste v
New Yorku je Dude pine pod
porovat.
Prozatlm doslo k ustaveni
peti pracovnfch sletovych W.
borG: zpravodajskeho, tech
nickeho, zdravotn1ho, hospo-
darskeho a ubytovac1ho. Vedle
toho byl docasne zffzen vybor
organisacni, jemuz svefeny mi
moradne 1koly. Zaroven zacla
liz take fungovati SLETOVA
KANCELAR, ktera je umfste-
ma v T. j. Sokolovne, APO East
list ST., N. Y. G.. Tam mali
byti rfzeny vsechny pfsemne j
osobni dotazy tykajicf sc sletu.
Kancelar zatfm uraduje dva-
KRAFT tydne, a Size V 1tery a pa
tex. vzdy cd 6 do 8 hodin vecer.
Sletove vystoupeni Sokolstva
Sc Dude konati We zbrojnici II.
pluku newyorske narodni gar
dy ma Sd. ulici a Park Avenue
" New Yorku. Zbrojnice poi
me pres pet tisfc divakG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka.


Pro pTistf 1tery, dine 8. brez-
ma Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
krizkovych zapas1 V Coliseum
pripravuje velice slibny pro-
gram ma n6mz 1cast brati bu-
dou vynikajfcf zapasnici
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Wilbur Mead, 236 10. Iowa
State Champion) a The Golden
Superman, 216 10. z Hollywood
Cal. utkajf sc s Manic Singh,
232 Id. a Michael Leone, 227 Id.
italian Terror.
Vftezi ziskati musi 2 vitez-
stvf re 3 utkani.
v nasledujicich 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 30
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuJi
Ivan Komoroff, 228 10. rus
sian Adonis) VS.. Bibber Nc
Coy, 236 ID. z Bostonu.
Eric "The Chest" Holmbach,
265 ID. alaskan Sweede) VS..
Kimon Kuds, 1876 ID. Japanese
Sensational).
Tony Cosenza, 215 10. (lta-
liam Starr z Bostonu VS.. Mervln
Mercer, 2O8 ID. z Reading, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
Sokolska Hlidka
". sIBRINKY.

Spolecny Zabavnf Vybor S.
J. "Blesk" a BALTIC. Jedn. Soko-
lie budou poradati letos Staro-
davne II. Sibfinky v sobotu,
19. bFezna " Dem. Klubu ces.
21OO Ashland Ave.
Tyto sibrinky vyznacujf sc
urcitym razem a Size: "Na Tom
Nasem DvoTe". Pofadatelstvo
ma mysli, ably sibrinky sta
ly Sc opet tim co byvaly! Kaz-
dy, kdo ma tyto Sibrinky p1jde
Sc zada, ably byl kdyz ne zcela
tax alespon castecne pfizpGso-
ben razu Sibrinek. Selske kroje
a farmarske 1bory budou vita
ny. O Sibrinkach Dude veselo,
neb Dude vyhravati br. Jan Svi-
tax Sc svou pravou venkovskou
kapelou. Vybor Sc tez nalezite
postara O zfznive a hladove.
Zacatek Sibrinek Dude v 9 no.
din vecer. Vstupne $1.00 i S
DAM.
Vzhledem k bezpecnostnim
pfedpisGm. Dude mono pripu-
stiti jen $50 osob do mfstnosti
Klubu a proto radfme bratTim,
sestram a pr1znivcdm Sokola
by 81 vstupenky zaopatfili nej-
dele do Is. bTezna u br. Fran
ka Hejneho, NIL, 1922 Ashland
Ave. neb v Ceske Skole We sire
du a ctvrtek vecer (pri cvice-
n1). Ma Zdar!
SibTinkovy Zpravodaj
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

%. 1nora, 1919.
Drahy Franku a celia Tvoje
rodino!
Ones dopoledne dostali is1ne
cd Tebe tax premily dopis. Ne
byl isem zrovna donna tax jei
otevrela zena a mic nepreha-
MIN, re kdyz jsem prisel domd
re me sc slzami v ocich dopis
cd Tebe podavala, abych 81 jej
pfecetl, iak mile pfses a .iak
vzpominas S citem ma sve kra-
iany zde We starych vlastech,
kteri jiz pc 10 let trpl nedosta!-
KEN a vs1m moznym.
Jsem moe rad Franku, ze
cteS vsecko v novinach a proto
nenf me mono vse vypisovati
jak Sc veci zde mali. Plses o
zaslanf baliku, re Sc mdze z
nej lecos ztratit, dele Sc to, ale
my doposavad az ma jeden z
ktery Sc pred 2 re-
ky ztratil dostali isme vsecky V
poradku. Neradim posflati ia
bak neb z toho jsme posledne
museli platit clio 600 korun. O.
statne Sc mIze poslat vsecko
ma mouku. ktera moe vazf a
my zde ten stipec mouky pTece
sezeneme, k tomu jest
tech brandon takze sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
Vzpominkova Oslava 90. Wy
roci Narozenin "Taticka"
Masaryka


Dude sc konati jiz tuto nedeli,
6. brezna pod zastitou Sdruze-
nj Csl. SpolkG v Baltimore.
Letosnf oslava Dude We skole
Aug. Hermana, rob Ashland a
Glover ulic v upravene velke
dolnf mistnosti. Pr1jdte vsich-
nj, wy verni a oddanl ctitele vel
keno myslitele a demokrata
Tomase G.. Masaryka.
Masaryk Size nezije, ale je-
no Ouch je stale mezi nami a
my budeme sc drzeti jeho kras-
nych SLOW a jeho odkazu. Ma
saryk bojoval "a pravdu, pra-
vo a spravedlnost a veril v
pravdu a v jeho odkazu cteme
re "Pravda Zv1tez1"!
Program, ktery je oznamen
ma jinem m1ste tohoto listu, bu-
de velice dGstojny. Vyboru O.
slavy podaTilo Sc zfskati dobrou
lidovou Tecnici ses. Mari Pro
vaznikovou, byv. nacelnici Ter
IC. O. S. Dale vystoupl mas bal.
timorsky slavfk br. Volta Mar
timex jake solista a Ease pc
dlouhe dobe Sc nam predstav.
3Oti-clenny Smiseny Pew. Sbo1
ISok. Jedn. "Blesk" a BALTIC
Jedn. Sokolic
Dale Dude odhaleni portre.
tn T. c.. Masaryka a DR.. Ed
Benese a predani jich Sok. Jed
"Blesk". Darkynf obrazG j
mlada ceska akademicka ma
lfTka slecna Norma Svejdova
ktera oba obrazy namalovala.
Zacatek oslavy presne We {
hod. odpol. Pc oslave Sc bur
dou moci vsichni 1castnici pra
telsky pobaviti pri hudbe br
Jana Svitaka a br. Edy Sticky
Take O jfdlo, pivecko a sodov
ky Dude nalezite postarano.
Vsichni krajane domaci
pTespolni isou zvani by bral
1cast ma Masarykove Oslave
Masaryk byl velkym SOKO
LEM a poradatele doufaj1, re
dcast z kruhn sokolskych Dude
tentokrate velika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

Dne 25. 1nora zemrel We
Fort Howard Vet. Nemocnici
Seaman Jerry J. Vojfk, syn z
krajanske rodiny p. a pf. Jerry
A. a Mary Slechta-Vojfk 925
Bradford ST. Bylo mu 20
let. Narodil sc v Baltimore a
prinaTezel k Holy Name Society.
Pohreb konal Sc 1. brezna re
Cvachova Pohr. Domu do ko-
stella sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
Baltimore National Cemetery
"a assistance vlp. Jana Tause.
= 23. 1nora pohrbeno bylo
ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele
3lete devcatko Ann c.. Kelly,
dceruska p. a p1. Edmund a
Ann Kelly. Port Elizabeth,
South Africa.
Pohreb Sc konal re SchimGn-
kova Pohr. Domu.
2. bTezna zemrela pf. E.
lizabeth L. Minnick, 2728 E.
Madison st. We start 80 let. Ma
sc v Baltimore a zane
chala zde truchlfciho manzela
o. Charles G.. Minnick, dcery
pf. May R. Woods a p1. Made
line NJ. Klima.
Pohreb Dude Sc konati v So
botu, 5. bTezna re SchimGnko-
va Pohr. Domu do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma Baltimore
Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
Indie zakrocuje proti sabotazim
komunistE.

Kalkuta, Indie. - Skupina
indickych komunistd provedla
v %posledn1ch dnech nekolik sa
botaznfch 1tokd prot elektrar-
nam a prdmyslovym podnikIm.
Provincialn1m vladam bylo ma
r1zena, ably provedly bezpec-
nostni opatfeni k ochrane vo-
daren a elektraren. Rusky tisl
VIM Indii, re postupuJe ostfe
prot komunistGm ma popud
StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
Armada prevezme dopravu
bHEzencH z Evropy.

Washington, D. C. - Presi-
dent Truman dial rozkaz armad
nfmu dopravnfmu sboru, ably
prevail sam dopravu bezencd
z Evropy do Spoj. Statd. Do
posud to mel ma starosti hlavne
plavebni vybor. Bylo soucasne
zar1zeno. ably armada mela k
disposici dostatek lodi tax, ably
mohla splnit svdj 1kol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

lLLE0ICTAI , O1CAIs L
ten hlad nejak zazene. Ia to
jsou tady $ velikymi d,ky prijf-
many obnosene satstvo a mezi
tim NIUE byti tn a tam neco
noveho mens1ho, ale must to
byti trochu pomackane. Nejv1c
me trap1, re mole dive dcery
stare jedna FL rokd a druha %
ktere pracuj1 v meste, nemohou
81 doprati lepsiho oblecenl, TAX
re to co name ma fotograf':;, to
lie vsecko americke a prave pro-
to jsme sc nechali fotografovat
abysme nas1m dobrodinc1n v
Americe ukazali jak mas pomo-
hi trochu osatit. Ty stTevice
co isl me Franku postal yer me
to uprlmne, nosfm jen O swat
cich a budu je nit hodne, hod-
ne dlouho. Jelikoz me bylo v
loni 60 rok1 a jsem trochu sla-
by a starry, tn me pc 20 letech
sluzby propustili, tax dostavam
1900 korun jake pensi, coz jest
ma americke penfze "a dolary
mesicne. Hlavnl je ale jen kdy-
bych 81 mohl "a ty pen1ze neco
koupit, neb me a mojf zene by
10 odebrano povoleni jednou "a
rok 81 koupit ma sebe neco lev
nejsfho. Kdyz bysme 81 tedy
chteli neco koupit bez povole-
nj m1zem Size, ale ku pTikladu
jen "a kosili pro sebe bych mu-
sci dat celou moji mesicnf pen
81. Kupovat levneji mohou 81
jen tovarnf delnfci, 1rednfci ne
DO rolnici, kteTi statu odvedou
predepsane mnozstv1 obili,
mleka, dobytka, vajec a podob-
ne. NemGzu p. Franku vsecko
dopodrobna vypisovati, MONA
| dost, re bys necemu ami nechtel
verit. Tez Temeslnfci a obchod-
nfci nedostali povoleni k lev
nejsimu nakupu, tez oni must
platit vysoke ceny. Proto my
rikame, nebyti Ameriky nevlme
cd echo bychom Sc oblekli a tt
Size lidf lituje, re v Americe
nemajf zadne pratele, nebo a.
lespon zname, ably je O necc
poprosili. Yer me upTlmne, re
je tezko neco psati, dnes to ne
nj jake pc valce kdyz jsme Cd
mas vyhaneli Nemce, to Sc to
psalo nadsene neb jsme myself
re pc valce Dude u mas vseckC
jako tomu bylo pred. valkou. A
dnes nev1me jeste co mas ceks
V budoucnosti..
Nynf zine jake byvaly krej-
Ct Cd rama do vecera spravuju
stare hadry a uz nemam ma to
ami zaplaty. Taky ami mite ne.
isou. To Wis Franku, tady by.
la vzdy bfda i kdyz O tom f1ka.
me, re to byvaly zlate easy, tai
81 mntzete predstavit jake to ia
dy m1ze byti dnes pc 10 letecl
samych bojd a jejich nasledkd
|Snad vite, re pred 4 roxy kdy2
bylo pc valce S Nemci musel
isme vsecky svoje 1spory ne
|starH kolena odvezti uradGm 3
|ty dali kazdemu obcanu SOC
korun, takze kazdy musili jsmt
setTiti a pracovat ma novo. Jer
|iedno mas posilVje v nasem tez.
KEN zivote totiz. ze~uz isme oc
vseho tax otupeli te b1de, tai
pTivyklf, zkratka jsme odev
zdany kazdou ranu prijmout
ljakoby sc mic nestalo. Tenn Ii
dem zdeisim, kterf nikde neby
Ii Sc nediv1m, ty newt co je lep
81 svet, ale ia jake byvaly Anne.
rican snaslm to S hroznymi my.
Islenkami a bolest1.
Dekuii I'll drahy Franku "a
.ltak potesujfcf dopis kterE da
'vame zde sousedGm cfsti ably
,poznali dobre duse V Americe
To Wis kazdy darek tTeba OBJ
noseny Dude nam velkou pomo
CT a bud ujisten, re dojde vse
poradku.
Srdecny pozdrav ma Mrs
Petrlfk. ma kterou tez caste
vzpomfnam.
L. Zdravf Vas, F. V
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
500, 600, 900 pro Israel.

New York. = Eliezer Ka-
plan, israelsky ministr finance,
Odletel aeroplanem do Israele,
kdyz dokoncil jednanf S BAN
kou pro import a export O phi
cku sto milionG zidovskemu
statu ma dobu Is let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

We Washington oznamil
general Collins, namestek sefa
armadniho stabu, re v prfstfm
roce zdstane V Japonsku 1877
900 americkych vojak6, ably u
drzovali mir, ale hlavne ably
hajily ~Japonsko, kdyby ma ne
byl podniknut Gtok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
Knez odsouzen " Polsku.

Varsava, Polsko. = Pater
Arnold Goethe, rfmskokatolic-
ky knee, byl odsouzen ma tri
I6ta do zalaTe distriktnim SOU
dem We Gdyni. protoze "kazal
nenavist."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

Jest-li re ano, 1fadovna zdra-
votnictvi pozaduje abyste no.
why prevazali do balicku -
tax ably nemohly byti rozhaze-
ny pc ulicfch a ulickach. To
Dude iednou re zaruk cisteho
mesta!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
VHdce VeteranHH Cizineckych
Valek navstivil Maryland.

Ones v patek v 8 hodin We
Ger Dude Sc konati v Auditoriu
War Memorial recepce ma po-
cest Narodniho Velitele ". F.
w. p. Lyall T. Beggs. Vsichni
clenove 1O2 marylandskych
postu a jejich zenske jednotky
jsou zvany ma tuto recepci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

Amerika zahajila dodavku
stihacich letadel Iranu. Leta-
ola ia byla objednana jiz pred
delsi dobou a mela byt dodana
minuleho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04
jednotky marinI budou
odvoIanv X cvicenl.

Washington; D. c. = Sbor
marin1 oznamuje, re vsechny
zaloznf jednotky, c1tajlc1 $4,000
v 1O5 mestech, budou v
lete povolany k ctrnactidennl-
cvicen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-04

Otiskujeme dopis, ktery do
stall mas odberatel Telegraph"
D. Frank Petrlfk 2 Elkridge,
Md. cd sveho byvaleho kama
rada.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29

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Fashion Notes From New York

4, IN conjunction with the fashion
departments Of many schools.
The above Is . sketchy cross
section Of how fashion reaches the
consumer and consequently then
may become q part Of our vocab-
ulary, witness new look" or
plunge neckline." It, too, is the
reason for the stimulation Of the
consumer resulting in the actual
sale. This then sets the mechan-
ism in work for another round Of
fashion.
How fashion develops in other
areas such as in the market itself
and in merchandising Is equally
as fascinating.
! A visit to WOMEN'S WEAR
DAILY, often called the Retail
er's National Newspaper" nets you
considerable information in addi-
ton to seeing how one exten-
sive news-gathering organization
works. This publication services
the apparel, textile and home fur
nishings industries.
The consumer reaps the benefit
Of many Of the styles, trends. new
ideas In merchandising. promo
ton, management and selling
that are reported and often orig
Evening star., 1949-09-09

I mate on the pages Of this trade
bible"
In the trade still another we'll
known organization contributing
great service to the fashion in
dustry is the NEW YORK DRESS
INSTITUTE. It Is made up of
approximately 1000 New York
firms that have Joined together
to promote q broader knowledge
Of the art Of dressmaking and to
inform the public on q subject
classified as one Of the essentials
in the Food. Shelter and CLOTH
ing" lineup.
The NYD1 is an international
clearing house for fashion in
formation in the New York mar
ket. It is largely responsible for
having made the Nation Amer
ican designer conscious during the
years when Paris was out of COM
mission. Twice q year the ma
tons fashion editors are invited
to attend couture member show
ings Of the institute and to note
coming trends for their COM
munitieS.
Fashion not only makes news
every day on women's pages
throughout the land but also on