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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

for service with pro-
lessional organization: 5-day week
paid vacation. sick leave. perm.
employment. Call MRS. WEST. DI.
toOE. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

stallation. PEERLESS SALES, 2237
Ga. ave-. DE. 1910.
GAS STOVE, good condition. SO in,
Hardwick, $25. Call RA. 1867. -l6
GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up:
lge. asSort.; cleo. motor repairs; 36th
year. CARLY. 1908 14th. NO. O224.
GOLF CLUBS IA matched high
class clubs. leather bag; reasonable.
Phone CO. 1888. III
GUITAR, Martin 6-string, fine condi-
BROKERS EXCHANGE. 9l2 D st.
NV. RE. 6199.
GUITAR. elec. Hawaiian; amplifer
and foot volume control; SIS. CO.
9495, 8 to 7 pm. lie
GUNS-Fox-Sterlingworth dble. bar.
sos; beautiful German, i6-gauge,
dble: barrel, needs minor repair, $40;
Walther P-3S, scmiauto pistol with
beautiful handmade Stoger holster,
GRACE l. $40; Will consider trade.
ANDBAGS-Ladies' alligator; nice
S St1rktna gifts; reas, prices, IA
and Sunday ~ IA a" ASP Gpeh e W2i
HEATER. Florence, 2-burner. Cost
goo, Sell for SIS. Like new. MI.
so63. IA
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used, gas. oil. coal. wood. cleo.
ACME STOVE. 1011 18th. Ma 1862.
HEATERS AND STOVES
HENRY'S. 1925 9TH. MI. 9448.
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Furniture, New and Used
Inspect and compare bedroom,
dinette, living room tables. lamps,
household miscellaneous. Both open
nightly It'll 8.
DAWSON FURNITURE CO..
1913 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 4-3588
Warehouse Rear
4107 Mimi. Ave. NE, vi. 1887
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COATS & SUITS

Ladies. before you look elsewhere.
shop our cloth department, where
you will find outstanding one-of-a-
kind sample garments in Forst-
mann's; Juilliard and many other
hne fabrics. See our fur-lined top
$279, now only sos. Save SSSS and
effort. Budget terms. layaway. Get
the finest at BASKIN FURS. corner
9Th and G SITS. NV.
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sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK
permanent position in loan depart
ment of downtown real estate Of
nee; excellent opportunity for young
elri OF initiative and ability: pleas
ant working conditions: 5-day week;
fine chance for advancement: salary
to start 500 per mo. Phone Mr..
Carpenter or Mr.. Phillips at DI
FRANK S. PHILIPS
927 18th ct NJ w TX
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our circula-
ton department: 5-day, 4O-hr. week,
company benefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate, 1885
years of age. neat in appearance,
and able to give good attendance
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required. Apply Per-
sonnet. Room sos. Open weekdays,
S:30-5 and Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave NV
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1220-1240 F ST. NV. =
BANK TELLER

Excellent opportunity for ambitious
person who is interested in his fu-
ture to obtain permanent employ
ment with a progressive organiza-
ton. 5-day week; group hospitaliza-
ton; vacation with pay; liberal re-
tirement plan. Previous experience
desirable but not absolutely neces-
sary as we will train. Give COM
plete details in application. Box
6-H, Star. is
BEAUTY OPERATOR, preferably with
a following; good hours, excellent
pay, downtown location. Call ME.
S430 for appointment. is ,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and
commission. Apply s41 18th st.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. new salon,
downtown: steady. So days; com
Room COL, 1920 New York ave.
Evans Bldg, Monday through
Thursday. IL to 2 pm. Ia
BOOKKEEPER. This is good posi-
ton of a resident of Falls Church
or vic. for a young lady who seeks
perm. position in busy bookkeep-
ing office. Call FA. 1890 for appt.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-10-12
Inc Reported
For September

Montana collected $405, 722.07
in September in tax income, ex-
elusive of gasoline taxes-an in
crease of $65, 1858. 04 over the
same month last year. With
gasoline taxes the income was
$2,066, 1871. 09-$129,8 $685. over the
September, 1949, income. How
ever, the cumulative total was
lower than that of a year ago,
according to the state board of
equalization, composed of Chair
man John A. Matthews and
Members Sam D. Coca and Cal
Robinson.
Increases for September in
Guided: 1924 in store licenses,
$6,281 in cigaret taxes, $21 $50
in corporation license levies,
$24, "a in income taxes. In
heritance taxes dropped $40,
924.64 and slot machine levieS
were off $4,000 since none were
collected in the month.
For the first nine months of
1850, collections of all taxes
were $18,495, 217.87. Without gas
oline tax income the collections
amounted to 1884, 720.91, or
$685., 1893 less than the previous
year through September.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-10-12
REVISION RECOMMENDED

The Associated Plumbing and
Heating Contractors of Montana
ended their tWo-day state con-
vention in Great Falls Sept. 80
with a recommendation to re-
wise the state plumbing code.
Executive Secretary Roswell
Goodman said the code is aim
ed at replacing Anticipated codes
that for years have plagued the
industry causing unnecessary
cost to home owners"
The next semi-annual meet
ing of the association will be
held in Butte in MAY.
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CIle lookout which was held
ar the home of their guardian,
WIS. J; S. Simmons, on Satur-
ady, Oct. z. Darla served re-
treSnments to the group.
o XII Hi
ceremonial boleros were cut
out and decorations for them
were planned at the regular
meeting of the o XII Hi Camp
FIRE girls last Wednesday at the
nome OF their guardian, Mrs. R.
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CAMPFIRE
NEWS

All Camp Fire girls were i,
formed by their guardianS IL IL
week That the trim planned fnr
saturday. Sept, 80, would take
pace this Saturday, Oct. ID
II the weather permits. L.
Girls are asked to meet at the
city park at l D. m, and Ol re
bring a trail lunch. Thev NIL; IN
eat lunch Immediately un0n wi" "r1
irving at their destination.
IYOKIHI
The Iyokihi group met on Or
Gooer 5 at the home of Miss
Darla D~elaforce. They planned
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Will Entertain OAR

-
Absoraka chapter, D. A. R.
will meet Saturday, Oct. IA, at
the home of Mrs. John Bennett
and Mrs. Grace Garrison for a
1:30 dessert luncheon and bust
ness session.
Woodcraft Will Meet
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet at the Temple Monday
evening, Oct. 16.
Officers and the drill team
will hold a practice session Sun
day, Oct. Is, at 3 pm.
Guild Will Meet
The Wesleyan Service Guild
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bill Ausmus, 425 w. 4th st. at
8 pm. Tuesday, Oct.~17.
Mrs. Lyle Atkins will be in
charge of devotions.
Dessert Bridge Party
Five tables of bridge were in
play Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Keith Martin when she
entertained at desert bridge at
7:30 o'clock.
Honors went to Mrs. Arthur
Burbidge, Mrs. Carl Edwards
and Mrs. Frank Goe.
Concert Meeting
A business meeting of the Of
ficers of the Community Con-
cert Association was held Fri
day, September 20, at the home
of Mrs. I. L. Dehnert.
Those attending were Mrs.
Dehnert, president; Mrs. Earl
Cammock, first vice-president;
Mrs. Frank Goe, second vice.
president and general chair
man; Mrs. Grace Dillon, Secre-
tary and Miss Nettie Ray, trea-
Surer.
Plans were made for a men,
bership drive to begin Septem-
Der 30th through October 18th.
Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs. I. L. Dehnert was host
ess at a dessert bridge party at
her home last Thursday at 7:30
o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Arthur
Burbidge of San Jose, Calf.
Two tables of bridge were in
play with honors going to Mrs.
Eric Walker and Mrs. Frank
Goe. Mrs. Burbidge was pre-
sented with a guest prize.
Entertains at Luncheon
Miss Amy j. Wade was hos
tess to IL guests at a l o'clock
luncheon Saturday served in
the home economics department.
of the junior high school.
Among the guests were Miss
Shirley Johnson and Mrs. v.
Mode, junior high school teach
erS who are new this year to
Hardin.
Miss Wade served several
kinds of foods imported from
England, which were purchased
by her on her recent trip to
Vancouver, B. @.
l11G dlGGI1lOOIl was SpSIlU Ill
formally.
Attend District Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lundberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Burd, Mrs.
Robert Blank, Mrs. Alvin Brown,
Mrs. Ben Steele, Mrs. John Tai
ly, Mrs. David Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sorenson and Mrs.
Kenneth Sullivan drove to Big
| Timber Sunday to attend the
Veterans of Foreign Wars post
and Auxiliary district meetings.
A banquet was served in
the evening at the Big Timber
cafe.
Thimble Club to Meet
The Rebekah Thimble club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Ella Gilmore on Friday, Oct. Is,
at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Miller will he
co-hosteSs.
~ -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-10-12
POLIO REPORTED

Two new cases of polio were
reported in Montana for the
week ending Sept. 3O-one in
anaconda and one in Pondera
eounty-according to the state
poard OF health summary issued
py DR.. G.. D. CARLYLE Thomson.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-10-12

Galesburg, Ill, this week. .
Miss Armstrong was pledged
by Phi Mu, following a hectic
week or rushing by the five
Sororities at the college.
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SORORITY PLEDGE

Miss Joan PrentisS Armstrong,
Hardin, was among the rs Knox
college goods who were pledged
by Sororities on the campus at
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-10-12
HARDIN
SCHOOL NEWS

Fletcher Wilson, guidance
specialist of Hardin schools is
giving intelligence tests to SEN
Tors and plans to give similar
tests to the entire student body
during the year. Conferences
will be held with individual stu
dents in an effort to assist boys
and girls in solving whatever
problems, vocational or other
wise, they may have.
Mrs. Riebeth has announced
the cast for Cheaper by the
Dozen" junior play to be given
November IT, as follows:
Dad, Gene Kirkemo; mother,
Dolores Seader; Anne, Billie
Ragland; Ernestine, Ruth Kroh-
Ter; Martha, Ginger Armstrong;
Frank, Don Ross; Bill, Gerald
Tritschler; Lillian, Ruby Bent
ley; Fred, Eddie Buckner; Dan,
Frank Jenkins; Jackie, Leroy
Kirschenmann; Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Violet Lachenmeier; DR.. Burton,
Gene Minard; Miss Bird, Bon
ME Hart; Joe Scales, Bernard
Lamach; Larry, Howard Snive-
ly. I
Jack Hert will be manager in
charge of stage, curtain and
sound effects. Marion Zier and
Tod Dillon will act as prompt
ers. Other committees are to be
selected later.
Last week the freshman class
elected the following officers for
the year:
Donald Kray, president; Mar
lene Pitsch, vice president; Jean
Weigand, secretary treasurer;
Verle DeVore, historian; and
Eugene Hauck, student council
representative.
Initiation for Future Home
makers of America freshmen
was held at noon Wednesday,
Oct. II in the home &c room.
The membership was so large
this year that it was necessary
to divide it into two groups
which will meet separately.
Hardin senior chapter of Flu
ture HomemakerS of America
met Wednesday, Oct. 4 in the
home economics room and
elected the following officers:
Joan Kronmiller, president;
June Cation, vice president;
Joyce Wedel, secretary; Joan
Stoddard, treasurer; Joyce Gray,
reporter; Barbara Brown, song
leader, and Dorothy Wander
sloot, student council represent
alive.
The officers were installed
Tuesday morning.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this oppor-
tunity of thanking our friends
for the beautiful flowers, the
encouraging words of comfort,
the graciousness of the morti-
clan, the thoughtfulness of Rev.
~Tormaehlefn and all of those
who stood by us in prayer dur
ing our sorrow. Our wife and
mother is heavens gain and
our loss.
Leonard Zillmer,
Twilla, Jerome and Maynard
Zillmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd zillmer,
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Boechel
and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ellison and
family.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
I take this opportunity to
thank my friends for the BEAU
tiful cards and flowers sent me
during my stay at st. Vincent's
hospital.
Mrs. Myron Durtsche
Rl1u III 6 SAVINGS Bonds
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Vynasel studensjs led.

San Francisco. - DIR. Jagan
Nath Sharma vynalezl v Kali
fornii novy druh ledu, ktery sc
nazyva Tw-led. DR.. Sharma
Ije indicky chemik, ktery Vast
nj tovarnu ma nastroje v Santa
Monica, Calf.
V laboratori umfstene v jeho
domove, PRAGUE ma zp1sobech
iak zvysit a zlepsit hodnotu a
zpracovanf potravin. V posled-
mich 20 letech Sharma dostal
rs patentd. Mezi mimi jsou vo-
lskovan1 brandon tax, re neklf-
Ct a neztracej1 vodu vyparova-
MIN; oranzova barva, kterou sc
napoust1 pomerance, ably mely
|lepsl barvu, coz zvysuje jejich
prodejnost; dale zp1sob KITE
rym Sc udrzf zavareny hrach a
spenat zelenyp.
Jeho nejdivnejsfm vynalezem
je novy led. Vyroba ledu je jed
noducha, proste Sc prida k vo-
de, ktera Sc necha zmrznout
latka nazyvana fluorescin. w
sledek je velmi tvrdy led, KITE
ry ke vsemu Inc. Kdyz drcenV
led je plnen do chlazenych va
gonu, zmrzne Ease v jednu ma
SUI a ia zpomaluje tani, jelikoz
mensl plocha je vystavena te-
plemu vzduchu.
Tw-led vydrzf 37% dele nez
led obycejny a firmy, ktere "a
sllajl potraviny ma velke VIDA
lenosti 81 vynalez nemohou do
sti vynachvalit. Vagony sc ne
must tax caste zastavovati, ably
jejich zasoba ledu byla doplne-
ma. Vysledek je, re ovoce do
chazi jejich zakaznik1m rych-
leji a je cerstvejsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
$500 cizich dobrovolnikI do
americke armady.

Washington, D.. c.. = Anne
ricka poslanecka snemovna
schvalila navrh, ably do anne
ricke armady mohlo byt pTijato
do $500 dobrovolnfkG ciz1ho
statnfho obcanstvi ma dobu pc
tt let. Dobrovoln1ci mali Sc pc
uplynut1 teto lhGty stat americ-
kymi obcany. Podobny navrh
schvalil jiz loni senat. Urcite
podrobnosti must jeste byt u
praveny dohodou mezi sena-
tenn a poslaneckou ~snemovnou,
nez osnova NIUE byt pfedloze-
ma presidentu Trumanovi k pod
pisu. Poole navrzeneho zneni
noveho zakona niue ministr
armady prijmout zvlaste kvali-
fikovane CHI dobrovolnlky do
rad americke armady. zadatele
must byt cd 18 do 35 let, svo-
bodnf a bez rodinnych pfislus-
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DObra Rada NaSim
HOspodyHkam!
I Ma Vas Ceka
Jarni Uklid!

Slun1cko zacne Ia chv1li O.
pravdove hTat a jarnf uklid v
domacnosti Sc uz pomalu media
dele odkladat. Takove jarni
uklfzenf, to neni jenom cistenf
bytu cd prachu a zimn1 sp1ny,
ktera Sc nashromazdi i te ne.j-
~cistotnejsf hospodynce. To je
take cisten1 bytu cd vseho, co
uz davno nepotrebujeme, CO
nam v byte jen pTekazi, ale tr-
pelive to pTekladame S mfsta
ma mlsto, protoze proste nevi-
me kan S tim.
A prece jak by 81 vas domov
oddychl, kdybyste Sc takovych
vec1 zbavili a JIM Tide by je je-
Ste dlouho mohli pouz1vati.
Zkuste tuto radu: vyradte
nepotfebne veci a dejte 81 drob-
nou oznamku do "Telegrafu".
Prave pro takove pTfpady mai
dete tam znamou rubriku E-rGz'
ne ma prodej". Uvid1te, kolik
jinych lid1 RADIO vast nab1dky
pouzije a koupf 81 to, co Wy uz
nepotTebujete.
Vas domov ziska, hospodyn-
ka Dude rada, re Sc zbavila ne
potFebne veci. A domov dru-
hych zfska, protoze jim date
moznost, ably 81 poT1dili to, co
uz davno postradali.
Ted prave je doba cisteni -
ted prave je doba, abyste pro-
strednictv1m nasich novin pro-
dali vse, CO uz nepotTebujete.
"TELECRAF''
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
Broadway 1858
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Bulharska armada Sc soustre-
duje ma hranicich Jugoslavie.

w A~
Belehrad. - Ufednf jugoslav-
ska tiskova Misunderstanding O.
manila, re komunisticke Bull
harsko Sc snazi vyvolat balkan
skou valku. Jiz delsi dobu do
chaz1 k provokacn1mu soustre-
|covani pocetnych jednotek bull
harske armady v pine polnf a
bojove vyzbroji u jugoslevskych
hranic. Tyto jednotky podni-
kali ozbrojene 1toky ma jugo-
slavske pohranicn1 STANCE a
hlidky. Bulharska komunistic-
ka vlada Sc temito ciny pokousf
vyvolat u bulharskeho lidu va
lecnou psychosu. Nekolik set
nakladnfch automobile s pine
vyzbrojenym vojskem projfz-
delo v techto dnech bulharskym
hlavnfm mestem Soft smerem
k jugoslavskym hranicim. Sou
casne jsou povolavany do zbra-
ne i rocniky zaloznfk1.
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Doporuceny adresdr n1aleho oznafnovatele Telegram"
a "kde nakupOvati!'


v4O@y
Motyl skotac1cl vesele cd kve-
tiny ke kvetine nalezi k nejp1-
vabnejs1m zjevGm letn1 dolby.
Avsak jen nemnoz1 z tech, KITE
RI Sc test z jeho ciperne, laskov-
ne hry, vedi O dGlezitem 1kolu,
jejz mu jest plniti v domacnos-
ii prirody. Wesley ten brach
hraje mezi dftkami Flofinymi
zvlastnl ulohu, jest do jiste mi
ry postillonem d'amour (poslic-
KEN lasky), ktery milostne po-
zdravy jedne kvetiny nosf kve-
tine druhe a Size v podobe kvet-
n6ho pelu. Zav1ta-li motyl ma
sladkou hostinu Ike kvetine, u
VINE pei ma jeho vlnate hlave
a neposedny seladon nese jej
zas dale k jinym kvetGm, ktere
tim pelem napudruje a tim pri-
|spfva k jejich oplozeni. Motyl
hodf sc k teto vymene laskypl-
nych pozdravG lepe, neil KITE
rykoli medossavy hmyz. Vcela
|vlece pei Size take s sebou, ale
zdrzf sc Sc dele ma jednom mi
ste = jake vGbec zenske nav
stevy trvajf dele neil muzske
= kdezto motyl vandruje code
mesta Ike vsi" a vSude jen ma
dousek Sc zastavf. Motyl, ktery
dnes n~avst1vf petunku v jed
nom koute zahrady, odevzda
pei, ktery mu byl svefen k do
prave, Ultra jine petunce v dru-
hem koute zahrady. Krom to-
no chova sc motyl Ike kvetinam
n6zneji nezli JIM hmyzove. Ne
poskrabe a nerozkouse je a
sladky med z mich ssaje velmi
spatne, ably Jim neublizil. Krom
toho drzi sc vzdycky jen jed
noho a tehoz druhu kvetin. Ne
horuje ted pro karafiat a pax
pro r1zi. Rozhodl-li Sc jednou
pro geranium, zGstane take ge-
ranifm veren, JAKE bylo nesc1-
slnekrate pozorovano.
Kvetiny dovedou take who
dy, plynoucl z tech navstev ma
lezite oceniti. Veda zjistila, re
kvetina je tn jen pro motyla,
re jim teprve k zivotu byla po-
volana. Ma osamelych ostro-
vech V mort, kan zadny motyl
nikdy nezabloudf, jest kvetina
jen chude vyvinuta, ba klesa
ma droven pouheho bylinneho
koberce bez vine a bez kvetG.
Kde vsak motyli jsou, tam skve-
il Sc FloTiny dftky v nejbub-
nejsf nadhefe. Rostlina cfti to
velmi dobfe, jak pro vyvoj jej1-
no plodu nutna jest navsteva
motylova. Ably jej prilakala,
vyves1 prapor = kvet. Ba, O.
ma della jest6 vice, zbarvuje
kvet carkami a prouzky, medo-
vymi 1skvrnami, ktere mu ozna-
mujf, kde je pro nej prichysta-
ma sladka pochoutka. Jsou rost-
liny, ktere uschovavaji svGj
med pouze pro notify. Ukry-
vaj1 poklad ten tax hluboko v
kalichu, re Sc muze k nemu do
staff pouze motyl S dlouhym So
sackem, kdezto jiny hmyzove
k nemu nemohou. Pupalka a
line kvetiny otviraji sve kvety
teprve, kdyz motylove poletuj1,
kdezto vGci jinym mlsoundm
krecovite je uzavirajf. A take
Sc mezi notify a kvetinami o.
dehrava nejrozkosnejsi letni
idylla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Mel svoji f~ilosofii.

Soudce: "Zaloba udava, re
jste nevzal pouze penfze, ale
re jste pri loupezi sebral take
znacne mnozstv1 cennych sper-
Vezen: "Ano, vase ctihodno-
sti. ia jsem prisel k te zivotni
filosofii, re pen1ze samotne ne
prinasej1 cloveku spokojenost Q
Stestl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
P~rirodopisna zahada.

= Tati, lila uz vsechna wi
rata, kdyz byli Adam a Eva v
rail-?
- To Sc vi, re lila!
= TAX elm Sc tnekrate twill
moli?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Poctivy zlodej.

Mattel, ktery pristihl lupice
vybirajfc1ho stTfbro re skrine :
"Okamzite to tam vratlte. Slys1-
tie mne? Okamzite!
Lupic: me vsechno, drahy
pane, ne vsechno. Jen byt po-
ctivy! Polovicka nalezf vasim
sousedGm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07

You are now at the halfway mark of
this Goth Century. The past 40 years
have witnessed momentOus strides in
science, medicine, engineering, in short,
all phases of human endeav0r. These
have provided unlimited opportunities
for my nephews and nieces, with OPEN
ings galore for the practice of their skills
and inventiveness. In addition, your
government offers a simple, safe and
sure method which insures future ecur-
ity for home and family through the
purchase of u. S. Savings Bonds. By
enrolling now for the Payroll Savings
Plan where you work, or if self-em-
plOyed, the BOnd-A-MOnt Plan where
you bank, you will receive Sd for every
So in ten short years. Make the 1905
your goal for that future security.
u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
ZahOnek HumOru.
Tihle rnuzi!

zena: "Tak tady cekam ma
sveho muze cd sesti hodin a ted
je pGl osme. Tihle muzi jsou ne
snesitelnl!'
Prftel: "V kolik hodin jste Sc
nell zde sejft?"
zena: "V pet"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Ma svHi rozvrh casu.

Mary: "Vcera vecer jsem vas
videla u zadn1ch dver1, jak jste
Sc nechala l1bat nejakym mu-
zem. Byl to listonos nebo poll
cajt?"
"Bylo to pred osmou hodinou
milostpanf, nebo pc osme?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Honem, honem!

= Honem mi dejte Shave,
ale rychly 49,. jsem ma ceste k
ohni, tax Sc S tim necourejte !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Jen 81 rici!

Host: "Poslechnete sklepni-
ku, ia nemam rad ty mouchy,
ktere tady l1taj1."
Sklepnfk: ooh, to nevada.
Dvere jsou otevfeny, "a chv1li
tn budou jine."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Vrchol deprese.

Pohrobnfk (zarmoucene: y
"To bych rekl, re je deprese ma
vsech stranach. ia uz jsem pres
mes1c nepochoval zivou dust"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Una moderni mladez.

Betty: eco Tikal tv6j otec
kdyz zastihl Jacka jak te IL
bar"
lNetty: "Ani slova. On my
slel, re je to nektery z mych
snoubencG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Slepicf urnenf.

: Mani, vid re jsou cerna
slepice chytrejsi neil bile Sic
pice, vid!
= Proc to myslis, Emicko?
- Protoze cerna slepice. uni
snest bile vejce, ale b1la Slept
&c nedovede snest cerne vejce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
easy Sc meni a divky S mimi.

Rozd1l mezi staromodnf div
kou je ten, re ia staromodni IL
hala muze ktereho milovala a
ia dnesnf miluje muze, ktereho
l1ba.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-26

DON'T MISS the Jabberwock
May 10Th.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-26

Area Rent Director, r. c. At
wood. calls the attention of home
seeking veterans of World War II
to the fact that they have first
chance for 80 days IN all new hous-
ing accommodations built for sale
or for rent. Only new housing
for owner occupancy is exempt
from the veterans preference pro-
vision of the Housing and Rent
Act of 1949.
This preference is of valuable
assistance to the veterans who
can't find adequate rental housing
for his family and has to buy one
of the few new economy houses
now coming on the market the rent
director explained.
Veterans are also entitled to
preference on all new rental hous-
ing and conversions in existing
dwellings, during construction and
for 80 days after completion.
The rent official also reminded
builders that they are required
TO post a sign or placard in front
of each housing structure or in a
conspicuous location on the site
during construction and for 80 days
after completion. The placard mus
inform veterans whether the struc.
ture is for sale or rent, the amount
of the rental or sales price, anC
the name and address of the build
er or his agent
We have a supply of placard.
which We will furnish builder.
free of charge" Mr.. Atwood said
"All they have to do is fill in the
name, address and price. OF course