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Evening star., 1949-09-12
Dinner and Reception
By Friends 10 Honor
DR.. Ruh|and Sept. 29

Health Officer George c. Ruh-
land will be given a testimonial
dinner by friends and associates
at the Mayfower Hotel at 6:45
pm. September 20. A reception
will precede the dinner.
DR.. Rutland is retiring as health
officer on October /.
DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger. assist
ant health officer, is heading the
General Committee of Health De-
partment chiefs arranging the
dinner, assisted by j. Edgar Cas-
well, director of the Bureau OF
Health Education.
The General Committee, in ad-
dition to DR.. Seckinger and Mr.
Caswell, is composed of Henry S.
Gavens, administrative office OF
the department, DR.. Charlotte
Donlan, director of the Bureau OF
Cancer Control; DR.. A. Harry
Ostrow, director of the Bureau OF
Dental Services; Walter w. Bur-
dette, director of the Bureau OF
Food Inspection: DR.. Phillip A. E.
Stebbing, superintendent of Gal
linger Hospital; DR.. Daniel L.
Finucane, superintendent of
Glenn Dale Sanitarium; DR.. John
E. Noble, director of Health De-
partment Laboratories: DR.. Ella
Oppenheimer, director of Bureau
of Maternal and Child Welfare;
DR.. Leopold E. Wexberg, director
of the Bureau of Mental Hygiene;
DIR. Richard L. DeSaussure. direc-
tor of the Bureau of School Med
ical Inspection; Mrs. Josephine P.
Prescott, director of Public Health
Nursing; John P. Sanderson, di-
rector of Hospital Permit Bureau;
William H. Cary. jr., director of
the Bureau of Public Health En-
gineering.
Also DR.. Carl c. Dauer. director
of the Bureau of Preventable
Diseases; DR.. A. Barklie Golfer,
director of the Bureau of Tuber-
culosis, DR.. S. Ross Taggart, direc-
tor of Bureau of Venereal Dis
eases; Joseph B. Irvine, director
of the Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Several subcommittees have also
been appointed.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
I Anglican Bishops
Participate in Services
AID. Area Churches

Seven bishops of the Church of
England took part in services at
Episcopal churches in the Wash
ington area yesterday.
The bishops and five other
Anglican clergymen visiting this
country in observance of the 400th
anniversary of the translation of
the Book of Common Prayer
visited Jamestown, Va. today and
were to be at Williamsburg. Va,
tonight.
They were to celebrate Holy
Communion at Jamestown and
attend a Eucharistic Congress at
Williamsburg. A similar congress
will be held Thursday at the Ca
thedral of st. John the Divine in
New York. The clergymen also
will attend the triennial conven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the U. S. A. at San
Francisco September Is to Octo-
ber 7.
Yesterday the Right Rev. John
c. Wand, Lord Bishop of London
and the Right Rev. William J.
Hughes, Bishop of Barbados. par
ticipated at a congress sponsored
by the American Church Union
in the Church of the Ascension
and st. Agnes, Twelfth street
and Massachusetts, avenue N. w
Bishop Wand presided and Bishop
Hughes was the preacher.
The preacher at the morning
service yesterday in Washington
Cathedral was the Most Rev
John c. H. How, Primus of Scot
land.
Bishops preaching at other Dis
trict area churches yesterday were
the Right Rev. Kenneth E. Kirk
Lord Bishop Of oxford, Chevy
Chase Church; the Right Rev
Douglas j. Wilson, Bishop OF
British Honduras, st. Paul's
Church; the Right Rev. Charles
F. Boynton, Bishop Of Puerto
Rico, st. Stephen and the In
carnation, and the Right Rev.
Fabian M. E. Jackson, Bishop of
Trinidad, Grace Church, Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
-Four New Polio Cases
Send D. T.. Total 10 63

Four new cases of polio were
reported by the District Health
today, bringing the
Districts total for the year to 63.
At this time last year II cases
had been reported.
The latest victims are 5-year:
old girl living in the 2100 block of
Eighteenth street NV, admitted
to Children's Hospital Saturday,
an 8-year-old girl from the 1900
block of Twenty-seventh street
Sc, admitted to Children's Hos
pital Friday; a 20-year-old woman
of the 100 block of Mississippi
avenue Sc, admitted to Gallinges
Hospital last Tuesday, and a 28-
year-old colored woman of the
5100 block of C street Sc. who
was admitted to Gallinger Hos
pital Saturday.
No new cases have been reported
in the surrounding counties over
the week end.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
District Recreation Officials
Attend National Session

Harry s. Wender, Recreation
Board chairman, and a delegation
of representatives of the, District
Recreation Department are at
tending the National Recreation
Congress in New Orleans. The
purpose of the conference is to
exchange information and ideas
on recreation problems.
Milo F. Christensen, District
recreation superintendent, will
discuss training recreation work.
ers at the meeting.
Other District representatives
include Walter Fowler. represent
ing the Commissioners; Miss Sibyl
Baker and John l.. Young, assist
ant recreation superintendents,
and Mrs. Clarice o. Smith, pro-
gram organizer of the neighbor-
hood centers.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
3 in D. T.. Who Paid
u. ). Slot Machine Tax
May Not Be Only Users

Internal Revenue Bureau Off
cials said today they cannot de-
termine exactly whether the 33
owners who paid Federal tax
on "coin-operated gambling ma
chimes" here during the last fiscal
year are the only ones operating
such illegal devices in the Dis
trict.
"Our job" a bureau spokesman
explained, lis simply to collect
the tax provided by law about 10
years ago and not to enforce any
local law against slot machines" :"
The fiscal year report. now be-
ing prepared, shows the bureau
collected $19,27O,940 throughout
the country during 1948-9 fiscal
year from the 500 tax on COIN
operated gambling machines and
a $40 tax on pinball machines
that do not pay off.
Although coin-operated payoff
devices of that kind are illegal
here, they are not against the law
in various other States,
Collection of the Federal tax
in areas where such machines are
illegal is largely a "catch as catch
can" procedure so far as the
bureau is concerned, the official
said.
"The tax is on the law books
and it is up to the owners of such
machines to pay it," he added.
But we don't make any special
effort to locate machines. OF
course, if our agents 60 into prem
ises and find machines on which
the tax is not being paid we take
appropriate action to enforce col
lection"
Names and locations Of the
taxed machines are not given out
by the bureau.
The report lists 6,961 places
paying taxes on machines Of both
kinds in Illinois, 5,919 in Texas
and 5,042 in California. New York
State had only 624. Figures are
mot yet available for Maryland
and Virginia.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
AZ Decrepit Cars Auctioned OFT
For $3.50 by District Police

sell the cars, but bidding was al
most exclusively confined to the
five or six dealers there. They
paid prices ranging from $40 to
$127.50 for the cars. Sales are
strictly "cash and carry" and
buyers have a week to haul their
cars away.
Saved from a junkyard was a
1881 Packard convertible, bought
by C. O. Ward, 1907 @ street
NV, and his son. The Wards
said they bought a similar car for
SOS and managed to put it in such
good running condition they de-
cided to increase their Packard
fleet. They paid SIS for the one
they bought today.
Oldest car on sale was Nash,
vintage unknown, but estimated
to be about 1924 or 1925. It was
sold for $25 to Bert Davis, gen.
eral manager Of Ralph Davis g.
Son, Falls Church, Va. Mr.. Davis
said he expects to repair the ex-
terror of the car and put 1t on
display as a museum piece" at
his used parts yard.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Three Men Recovering
From Boat Explosion

Three Washington men burned
yesterday in boat explosion near
Solomons, Md, were reported in
good condition today.
The men are R. Window Harris,
60, a real estate dealer. 214 S
street NV: Frank Studwood, 40,
barber, BIT Otis place NV, and
Henry Ellis, 81, truck driver. 1751
S street NV. All are colored.
Admitted to Calvert County
Hospital, Prince Frederick, they
were expected to be transferred
today to Freedmen's Hospital.
Cedric Heath, executive secre-
tary of the Solomons Yacht Club,
said the explosion occurred as the
40-foot boat was being fueled at a
pier at Bowen's Inn.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Wife Of Fort Myer G|
Indicted on Forgery,
Mail Theft Charges

Mrs. Marie S. Fortenberry, %,
wife of a Fort Myer soldier, was
indicted today on charges of for
gerry and taking a letter from an
apartment house mailbox.
Arrested by postal agents in
July, police said the young house
wife admitted stealing at least
81, 500 from mailboxes because she
lust needed the money"
Mrs. Fortenberry, who lives in
the 1900 block of Fifteenth street
NV. was arrested outside an
apartment house in the 1700 block
of Lanier place NV. Police quot
ed her as saying her husband
didn't know Of the thefts and that
she could not recall all the checks
she had taken from mailboxes and
cashed.
Held on Numbers Charges.
Among the 81 other persons in
dicted by the grand jury today
were seven persons accused of
promoting a lottery. They are:
Carlton L. Norris. 81, of the
100 block of L street NE; James
Matthews, 80, colored, first block
of G street NV; Charles T. Har-
rison, 81. colored, 500 block of
Fifty-fifth street NE; Leon H.
Ables, 10, colored, $500 block of
Bell place N. F.; John D. Duncan,
Al, colored, for whom no address
was listed; Walter German, As,
colored, and Mary German, AZ,
colored, both of the first block of
Hanover street NV. .'
= In other indictments returned
before Judge Edward A. Lamm,
David G. Coleman, q. colored,
first block of L street NV. was
accused of second degree murder
in the fatal stabbing of William
H. Williams. q, colored. of the
first block of DeFrees street NV,
on August 10.
The stabbing occurred at North
Capital and L streets NV.
Indicted on Girls Charges. 4,
An 18-year -old youth, Bolton
o. Cooper, of the 1900 block of
North Capital street, was indicted
on carnal knowledge charges in
volving a 14-year-old girl.
Caleb M. South, 81. of the 100
block of South Thomas street,
Arlington, Va, was indicted on
charges of taking indecent lib
critics with three girls and a boy,
all years old or younger.
Two men were indicted on mar
cotic charges. They were Roy H.
Marshall, colored, 1900 block of
Jackson street. and Edward G..
Sullivan. 1900 block of B street
Sc.
Robert Thomilson. 20. whose
address was listed as the La
Fayette Hotel, was accused of the
armed robbery of dry cleaning
establishment at 1902 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Man Periishes
In Fire, Brother
Leaps stoSafetY
Painters Body Found
In Cuved-in Ruins of
Montgomery Home

A Montgomery County man was
burned to death and his brother
leaped to safety from a roof top
when fire destroyed their home at
Ounce Orchard early today.
The dead man was Howard L.
Mobley. 46. Police said he appar-
emily died while trying to reach
a telephone on the first floor OF
the seven-room frame house.
Mr.. Mobley was a painter, en-
ployed for the last three years by
the Robert A. Pugh screen manu-
featuring company at Halpine, Md.
His brother. Carlton Mobley.
So, with whom he lived, escaped
from the blazing building by
crawling to a window and jump
ing from a porch roof to the
ground.
The fire broke out shortly after
1 am. Its origin was undeter-
mined.
Fireman Injured.
Two members of the Gathers
burg Volunteer Fire Department.,
Byron and Myrell Miller, found
the charred body in the basement
ruins after the flooring had caved
in.
One fireman, Leslie Briggs, 81,
captain of the Gaithersburg unit,
suffered mashed thumb while
fighting the blaze and was treated
by a Gaithersburg physician. The
Gaithersburg company was joined
by the Rockville Volunteer Fire
Department. Ounce Orchard is
about miles northwest of Rock
vile.
Police said the two men were
awakened by smoke and bumped
into each other at the top of the
stairs leading to the first floor.
Carlton Mobley told police he was
unaware his brother went down.
stairs. He said he crawled to the
window and. after leaping, ran to
a neighbours house to phone for
help. Police said the line appar-
emily was out of order because Of
the fire and that Mr.. Mobley had
to get in car to obtain aid.
Two Men Lived Alone.
Police said the two men lived
alone at the house.
DR.. Frank j. Broschart, county
medical examiner, said he would
issue a certificate of accidental
death.
Carlton Mobley is employed as
paint salesman in the paint de-
partment at Sears Roebuck & Co.
in Washington.
Besides Carlton, the dead man
also is survived by two other
brothers, Samuel H. Mobley of
Boyds, Md, and Clarence, Roa-
noke, Va, and two sisters. Mrs.
Hattie Radliff, Ounce Orchard,
and Mrs. Helen Watkins, Gath
ersburg.
His parents were the late Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew j. Mobley Of
Ounce Orchard. Another sister.
Mrs. Mrytle Bolton, of Ednor,
died about year ago.
Mr.. Mobley's body was removed
to the Gardner funeral home,
Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Center Meeting Postponed

The Minnesota Center Citizens
Association first meeting of the
year, scheduled for tonight at the
Benning School, has been post
poned until 8 o'clock Thursday
at the City Bank. 1889 Minnesota
avenue NE, Mrs. J. M. johnson,
secretary, announced today.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Firemen's S Auxiliary
To Meet in MARYLAND

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Maryland State Firemen's ASso-
citation will hold a conference at
10 am. Thursday at the Southern
Hotel, Baltimore.
Spencer j. H. Brown, president
of the association. will speak at
a luncheon.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
New u. ). Steel Home
Attracts 10000, Will
Stay Open for Month

Creating record-breaking inter-
est at it's first showing at Ken
sington yesterday, a new model
house, produced by Gunnison
Homes, subsidiary of United
States Steel, will be open daily
from 10 am. to 10 pm. for the
next month, officials announced
today.
More than 10000 persons yes
terday visited the new two-bed-
room home, erected for exhibition
purposes at 4S Farragut avenue,
Kensington.
Sponsoring officials said the
crowds created "the worst traffic
jam in years" in that section
They pointed out that Kensington
police and Maryland State troop
ers had to be called to handle
the increasing traffic as the day
wore on.
To Cost More Than $500.
The Kensington model home
will cost between $500 and $4,000
because it is built on $1,500 lot
and has extras, such as a refriger-
ator, stove. parquet floors anc
laundry facilities. officials said
They declared it may be purchased
for as low as $37 monthly and i.
private enterprises answer tt
the housing shortage" Nationally
the home, including lot, will sci
for $1,000 as an average, Official!
said. It will sell for $3.50 down.
Gen. John j. O'Brien, president
Of Gunnison Homes. was on hanc
yesterday for the opening at Kens-
ington. He said his firm has sci
up production lines for the new
homes at New Albany, Ind, and
plans to turn out a new house
every 20 minutes of the working
day. He pointed out that labor
and land costs will determine the
selling price in each locality. Mass
production on a 24-hour basis is
due to start October !.
Many Orders Made.
Several hundred of the new
low-cost dwellings already have
been ordered for erection in the
Maryland suburbs in the months
to come" officials said.
Sam Walker, builder, who re-
presents the Gunnison firm in
the nearby Maryland area, had to
start yesterdays preview two
hours in advance, so keen was
public interest. 1t was scheduled
to start at noon, but about 15C
persons had appeared at 10 am.
so he moved up the opening hour
The home is designed to meet
the needs of those in the $35-$4C
a week income group. Without q
basement, the new home has a
living reom, two bedrooms, kitch-
en-, bathroom and a utility room
off the kitchen. There is a COM
paratively small amount of steel
used in the construction, officials
explained, plywood siding being
employed in the building.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Suicide Ruled in Plunge
|OfWomun From Window

Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid yesterday issued certificate
of suicide in the death Saturday
night of Mrs. Dorothy Porteous,
81, of 1900 First street Sc.
Wife of Clarence Porteous, a
guard at the Pentagon, Mrs. Por-
teous died in Emergency Hospital
of a skull fracture suffered when
she plunged Wednesday night
from the window of a rooning
house at GIG Eighth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-12
Pythions Meet Thursday

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Sept. IL
(P).-The 82nd annual convention
of the Maryland Grand Lodge,
Knights of Pythias will open here
Thursday. The Pythian Sisters OF
Maryland will hold its 42nd an
nual gathering at the same time.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Dalsi cistky provadsny " CSR,
nskolik komunistHG bylo zatceno

Praha. - V Ceskoslovensku
doslo k zatcenl nekolika komu-
nistn a jsou zde naznaky, re je
We strane pripravovana cistka
vetsiho rozsahu. Sedm komu-
nistickych 1fednlkG bylo zatce-
no v trade pro RECONSTRUCTED a
restituci, bylo Teceno, re pry
brali 1platky, avsak vec ma
zrejme politicke pozadf. Dals1
4 1rednici ministerstva pravnl
unifikace byli rovnez zatceni.
Cistka byla nyni provedena
dokonce tez v fadach sportov-
Mich redaktorG, diva sportovnl
redaktofi organu komunisticke
mladeze Mlada Fronta byli pro-
pusteni a diva dalsf byli varova-
nj, re budou zbaveni svych mist
nezmenf-li svdj postoj. Vsem
temto redaktorGm je vytykano,
re zaujali pry prflis chladny
postoj Ike komunismu.
Rude Pravo" pise, re or
ganisaci mladeze Dude prova-
dena cistka, ktera sc dotkne as.
/ 100, 900 z celkoveho poctu 500.
900 CLIENT organisace mladeze
Tato cistka ma byt provadens
"a pT1lezitosti pristine vydava'
nj clenskych llstkd a to bez O.
hledu ma to, re zdaleka nebyle
dosazeno Gle teto organisace
ktera chtela We svych radacf
soustredit 1000, 900 clenu. '
propoustenf nekomunistickycl
6rednfk6 je i nadale pokraco
vano.
Do jednoho zdejs1ho katolic
keno chramu Sc dostavili behen
nedelni bohosluzby A komunis
tie S paskami ma ramenou a "a
mali misto v prve rade. Kdy;
to zpozoroval knee, slouzlc
msi, upustil cd pfednesu pfipra
veneho kazan1 a bylo take upu
steno cd sbirky mezi vercimi
komuniste takto nenasli zadn'
priciny k nejakemu zakroku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Predbszne ornament.

" sobotu, Is. f1Jna "Sto-
dolovy Tanec' pofada Rad Free
State a Marylandska Uvadecl
Ceta v Delnickem Dome.
" sobotu, %. rijna Hal,
loween Dance" pofada Novy
Klub Mladeze ear" V Delnic-
KEN Dome.
" nedeli, 80. rfjna Oslavu
28. Rijna porada Sdruzeni Csl
SpolkG v Baltimore.
" nedeli, 13. listopadu We
3 bod. odpol. Operetu "Muziky-
Muziky" sehraje Pew. Dram
Sbor sv. Cecilie z New Yorku '
Auditoriu Osady sv. Vaclaya
ma Collington Ave.
" sobotu, 12. listopadu ia.
ternicove Hody porada Sbol
Zlata Praha.
" nedeli, 27. listopadu
Telocvicnou Akademii pofads
J. Sokol Washington, D. G.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07

III it's money worries that make You
act peculiar, like ON the day before
nay day when your pockets are empty,
here's YOUR OPPORTUNITY to get
on the sunny side Of life. Save the
simple, trouble-free way-with u. 8.
Savings Bonds. Automatic savings
through the Payroll Savings Plan
where you work, or, IL self-employed,
the Bond-a-Month Plan where you
hank, is a sure cure for the between
nav day ''heebie-jeebies." And-yOur
money GROWS-$4 for every So you
invest, in ten short years.
us. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Sfastna sazka prinesla velke
pen1Ze.

Melbourne, Australia. - Pan
William Dedman z Melbourne
81 vysel ma konske dostihy a visa
dill 81 2 libry ma prvnf beh, be-
hem odpoledne narostly ony
stastna 2 libry ma $4,000 liber
a pan Dedman 81 najmul pan
ceTovy VIZ, ably bezpecne od-
veil vyhru, ktera mu byla W.
placena v 5 a 10 librovych ban
kovkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Vystava eeske hubby We
Svvcarsku.

V Bernu We svycarech Sc prl-
pravuje vystava ceske hubby
ktera Dude umfstena v mlstnos-
tech Krompholtzova naklada-
telstvl. Exponaty cetnych not,
fotografii a rGznych pamatek
podaji svycarskemu obecenstvu
ktere je velkym milovnikem ce-
ske hubby, prehled o jejim W.
voii q bohatstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
President Truman podepsal
novY celni zakon.

Washington, d. C. = Presi-
dent Truman podepsal zakon,
kterymz byla platnost zakona
O vzajemnych celn1ch vyhodach
prodlouzena ma jeden dalsf rok.
Pr podpisu president Truman
prohlasil, re tato predloha Je
nejlepsfm prostTedkem ku "a
iisteni mezinarodni spoluprace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Prvni slovensky roman pfeloze'
nv do bulharStiny.

V tectho dnech vychazl v
Bulharsku pTeklad slovenskeho
romanu. Je to dilo nedavno
zemreleho spisovatele Petra il
lemnickeho "Pole neorane."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
PRISPEJTE MA
COMMUNITY CHEST
FUND
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
"

Pro pTfsti 1tery, dine II. f1j-
ma Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
krfzkovych zapasd v Coliseum
pripravil velice zaj1mavy pro-
gram. 10 zapasn1k1 a soudcove
budou v jednom kole pohroma-
lie.
10 WRESTLERS 10
AT THE SAME TIME
IN THE RING.
ONE NIGHT ROYAL
ELIMINATION
/. LAVERNE BAXTER
(King OF Villians)
236 ID. re So. Carolina
2. WLADISLAW TALUN
300 ID. polish Giant
3. PIERS
$50 ID. Flying Dutchman)
4. MARVIN MERCER
2O8 ID. z Reading, Pa.
5. GEORGE MACRICOSTAS
226 ID. Golden Creek
6. CHICK GARIBALDI
218 ID. re ST. Louis
7. MIKE ROLLINS
22O ID. z Recka
8. LOU SZOBERG
232 ID. z Duluth, MINI.
9. MARIN
Sensational Armenina)
2O8 Id.
10. GENE "THE BODY"
N Mr.. AMERICA
218 Id.
ID plukIE re Slovenska do Czech.
Londyn. - Nedavno bylo
prelozeno IA plukd re Sloven-
ska do zapadnfch Czech. V Ko-
sicfch z1stala jen mala posad-
ka, vetsinou strazni oddly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Minonoska Sc pohFesuje.

Buenos Aires. - Argentin-
ske lodstvo oznamilo, re mino-
noska Fourier, ma nfz je IS ma
mofn1kd, pohresuje Sc jiz tyden
ma jizn1m Atlantickem oceanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07
Dohoda nejmladsich republik

Tel Aviv. - Dive nejmlads1
republiky sveta, ktere mali co
dekovati "a svou existence z vel
Ike casti Spojenym Statdm, po-
depsaly zde dohodu o pristava-
nj aeroplan1. Jsou to Palesti-
ma a Filipiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-07

Kdyz jsem Sc dnes odpoledne
vracela z nakupG domu "a
stavila jsem Sc ma nekolik MI
nut nedaleko footballoveho
hffste a pozorovala jsem ma
cvik klubu. Jsou zde v tech
to dnech skoro kazde odpole-
dine. Ackoliv vim malo o
footballu mohu vsak T1ci, re
tito hraci znaji tajemstvl
souhry.
Cestou domu zamyslela jsem
Sc o tom, jakou dGlezitou roll
je souhra - at je to We spor-
tn, v klubech, v obchode -
a tez mezi sousedy. Jedno
mfsto ma kterem spoluprace
dizzy cini je spolecna ~telefoni
linka.
Souhra ma party line jest jed
noduse v6c dovoliti jisty cas-
mezi rozmluvami, ably ii dru-
II nell prilezitost il pouzl-
tt nevyrusovati, kdyz je
linka V pouzit1 S vyjimkou ma
lehave nutnosti odpove-
d6ti lined ma zavolan1. Kdyz
kazdy ma lince Dude spolu-
pracovati, bude-li Sc svymi
sousedy jednati obfadne a
s porozumenfm, docfli Sc lep-
81 telefoni sluzba ma cele
lince.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company of Balti-
more City.