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Evening star., 1950-03-21
LITTLE SPORT
By Lewis +. Atchison

I'll tell you how I got into horse
racing" said George Allen, one
time White House confident,
speaking up during a lull in con-
versation at yesterdays Laurel
Race Track press conference at
the Statler Hotel.
1--WE were having a meeting" I"
continued George. referring to a
time when he was a member OF
the board of District Commission
ers, "and before I knew it Melvin
c. Hazen solo me Worth Owning
told me it was positively Ken
lucky Derby winner-for $500.
The thing won that afternoon
at Marlboro and I think Melvin
almost died from surprise. found
out later it was the first race
the horse ever won.
well, a bill to legalize racing
in the District came up not long
after and I went up to a District
Committee hearing to oppose it
and Bob Reynolds, former Senator
from North Carolina, said he
was surprised at me-"
Listen, I told him, I'll sell you
the horse if you want it.
Sure enough. Allen went out
to look at it, but Worth Owning
had a goat for pal and after
looking over the two OF 'em dog
gone if Allen didn't buy the goat" ;"
The one time District Commits
sioner didn't tarry at the confer
ence, but he stayed long enough
to give Harry Parr, Laurel presi-
dent, a good-natured dig.
II pestered him for months to
let me buy into the Maryland
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Free information
Brinus Confusion

There was more than q little
bit OF confusion today.
A subscriber of The Star saw
In the sports pages an adver-
tisement which proclaimed
Racing Information FREE
Phone Executive 0313." He
dialed the number, with the
following result:
I'D like some information"
whats that?"
"There's an ad in the paper
saying you are giving out free
racing information"
What kind OF information do
you want?"
What kind do you have?"
"Oh, I've been instructed to
say"
I'D like to find out about
this. Let me speak to some one
who can tell me-"
"Oh, you'll have to talk to
some one in charge"
ok. Who's in charge?"
(Hurried conference at other
end Of lineD
Then-"All I know is we've
been instructed to say Laurel
opens Saturday, the trains will
run and -" ETC.. ETC., etc.
The subscriber, a little down.
cast, hung up.
Evening star., 1950-03-21

called Joe Lynch, former official
Of the Thoroughbred Racing Pro-
tective Bureau. "Bing had been
announced as the winner when
Harry sank the winning putt.
And you might get Freddy to
tell you about the time he showed
up for the Preakness without a
seat. When Parr heard about it
he told the head usher to find
him one or build a grandstand
for him."
One of McLeod's most vivid
memories is of Eddie Arcaro pull
ing up Blue Hills at the end of
a mile and a half in the 2h-mile
Pimlico Cup last November to be
beaten by Plaster.
Speaking of being confused"
interrupted Lynch, II remember
playing basketball game in high
school when we changed baskets
at the end of a period and a
teammate asked me which basket
we were shooting at"
Radford Mobley, Press Club
president; Jimmy Gibbons, Steve
Douglas, Ray Morgan and the rest
OF the Walky-talky radio delega-
ton turned out to wish the Laurel
folk well. Gibbons also had a
reminder about the sports shop he
and Bill Spellman are opening
this week, but he's got time to
do his own advertising.
"The party's complete" an
nounced Dave Wood, Laurel -Pim-
lico minister of propaganda, no.
ticing a large object advancing
toward a steak. It was Identified
as Walter Haight. marching in
a body.
If we only have as many people
as Haight at Saturdays opening
we'll be off to a good start" Dave
observed.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
It's Nearly Time for Laurel to Open Again,
So George Allen Recalls His $6OOPuchose

Jockey Club fAllen now is direc-
tor Of the organization) and he
finally consented to sell me a
share of stock. The day I got the
stock Pimlico had minus pool"
Allen said his horse racing rep
utation got so bad he found 1t
hard to dine in safety. Seems
that he got to passing out bum
tips every place he ate and was
afraid to go back to the same
restaurant for fear the chef would
poison him.
Jack Needles, Laureps secre-
tary, said Gov. Battles of Virginia
already had written him for re-
served seats to the Preakness at
Pimlico - wanted Is because he
felt sure Hill Prince, the Virginia
horse, would appear in the WIN
ner's circle on the second lap Of
his journey to the Triple Crown.
But Needles wasn't as much con-
cerned about the Preakness as he
was about Laurels opening day
Saturday. He wondered if the
fans would support racing this
early in the spring.
I'm betting you have the most
successful meeting you've ever
had" spoke up Henry Rodier.
Just give the fans good cards
and they'll come out"
Freddy Mcleod, whose reputa-
ton for picking winners is almost
as good as his solid golfing stature.
wandered in to wish Parr well.
Freddy was Harry's instructor
and golfing companion when the
Laurel president was a we'll
known links figure in this area.
Harry beat Bing Crosby in the
first Celebrities tournament at
Columbia several years ago." re-
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Gas Quint Wins, 61-30,
In Recreation PIuyoff .

Washington Gas trounced the
Knights Of Columbus, 61-30, in a
Recreation Department basketball
league playoff last night at Gen.
tral High School.
In other playoff games at Cen
tral, the Fire Department edged
Army Map Service, 1897; Mary
land Suburban scored over Second
National Bank, 47-41, and Mer-
rick Boys Club beat Calvary
Methodist, 1924.
Playoffs at Roosevelt saw SAT-
ford Chandler trounce Old Eb-
bitt. 1884; Bethesda Merchants
beat Snug Harbor, 55-37, and
CYO won on forfeit from FBI.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Fairfax Girl Battling
Second Star
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 21.-Two
mems and two women's quarter
final singles matches are scheduled
for tonight in the National Indoor
tennis championships.
The quarters were filled in both
divisions yesterday. Seven of the
nine seeded men remain in the
competition and all three seeded
women players have escaped un-
scathed.
Tonight's matches among the
men bring second seeded Bulge
Patty. Los Angeles, against un~
seeded Frank Bowden, Madison,
IN. j., and fourth-ranked Eddie
Moylan, Trenton, N. j., against
flfth-seeded Fred Kovaleski, Ham,
tramck, Mich.
In women's singles second
seeded Althea Gibson, New York,
will play unseeded Virginia Lee
Boyer, Fairfax, Va, and Mrs.
Richard Buck. Boston, seeded
third, will meet unseeded Mrs.
Millicent Lang, Forest Hills, N. Y.
The only casualties among the
seeded male players to date are
Irwin Dorfman (No. s., who had
to default because of illness Sat-
urday, and veteran Frenchman
Jean Borotra. who was beaten by
elghth-seeded Sidney Schwartz,
University OF Miami, on Sunday
Top-seeded Billy Talbert Of New
York, Koyaleski, Patty and Bow
den advanced to the quarter finals
with victories yesterday, thus join
ing third-seeded Don McNeill,
Moylan, Seventh-seeded Tony Ira
bert and Schwartz.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Mid-AtIantic Test for PGA
To Be Held in Richmond
By the Associated Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Mar
21.-The Professional Golfers AS
sociation's Mid-Atlantic section
will hold this years 36-hole quail
flying round for the National PGA
tournament over the Country Club
of Virginia's James River course
in Richmond.
Date for the playof was set as
May % at meeting here yester-
day of the Mid-Atlantic group
Some so members attended, as did
Harold Sargent of Atlanta, Ma
tional PGA vice president. Presi-
dent AL Houghton presided over
the session.
New members admitted to the
group were Melvin Howard of Glib
son Island. Md, Country Club;
Charles Mannion of Woodholme
Country Club, Pikesville, Md;
Harry j. Griesmer, Bethesda, Md,
Country Club: and Edward G.
McCandlish, Washington Golf and
Country Club, Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Fazio Earns Runnerup
Prize as MiddIecoff
Wins al Jacksonville
BY the Associo.ed Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar. 21.
Cary Middlecoff may have
started another run of red-hot
golf with his victory in the Jack
sonville Open yesterday.
The 29-year -old National Open
champion ended a series of high
finishes with the top $4,000 in
this event last year. This time he
is just warming up and has his
eye on the climax of the winter
circuit-the Masters at Augusta
next month.
Shooting a 81 on final day here,
Middlecoff scored 279 for the ~
holes. The three-under- par round
stood out among a flock OF sad
ones as a treacherous wind gusted
across the 6,508-yard Hyde Park
course.
Jack Burke of White Plains,
N. Y, the youngSter who is Sec
ond to Sam Snead in money won
this year. saw his 54-hole lead
vanish with a sad rs. At 285 the
best he could do was a sixth
place tie.
Snead also slipped. He came in
with "a for 284 and fourth
place tie.
George Fazio of Woodmont
Club OF Washington, D. c., added
II to three rounds of 10 for 281
and second money of $1,400.
Henry Ransom OF St. Andrews,
Ill, was a steady par u to end
with 282 and $1,000.
Snead and Jim Ferrier of San
Francisco got $3.50 each for 284s.
Burke, AL Besselink of Detroit,
Bob Hamilton Of Prince Georges
Club Of Landover, Md, and Skip
Alexander of Knoxville, Tenn,
collected $487 so apiece at 285.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
.Capot and "a Others
Nominated forHarford
BY the AssoeioieJ Press

FIAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Mar.
21.-Greentree Stables Capot, one
of last years outstanding horses,
heads Is nominations announced
today for the Hartford Handicap
on April II.
The stable also has named Gull
lotine, candidate for 3-year- -old
honors, and Wine List to the $500
6-furlong Hartford.
The Chesapeake Stakes, $40, 900
warmup for the Kentucky Derby,
has attracted a barnful of prom
iSing Eastern 3-year- -olds.
But the so nominations dis
closed yesterday for the 11/16-
mile event include not one out
standing colt from other sections
Of the Nation.
Notably absent are Oil Capitol,
which has been cleaning up in
Florida, and Your Host, ruler OF
the California realm.
Among the early choices for the
April Is Chesapeake are Middle
ground. Guillotine and Bed O.
Roses.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Amateur BOXING Proorom

Sixteen amateur boxers ranging
from 35 pounds to 140 pounds will
demonstrate the manly art to-
might at the annual father and son
smoker Of the Holy Name Society
of st. Dominic's Church. The
program will be held in the school
hall at Sixth and F streets S.W.
starting at 8 pm. The boxers will
represent Barney Neighborhood
House and Police Boys Club No. 4.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Racing Dotes Changed
At Z MARYLAND Trocks
BY the Associotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 21.-Cum-
berland and Hagerstown have
been assigned new dates In an
other change of schedules by the
Maryland Racing Commissi.2.
The commission previously iSa
revised last years schedule for the
four mile tracks and then changed
1t again when the New Jersey dates
were announced.
HagerstoWn has been moved up
from August 1-l2 to May 30-June
10. Cumberland will follow i'm
mediately June 1924 instead of
July 1929 as set up originally,
Evening star., 1950-03-21
College Coqers Add Coach

CHICAGO, Mar. 81 (R-Ray
Meyer Of De Paul University, Chi
cago, has joined the coaching staff
of the All-American basketball
collegians who will face the
Harlem Globetrotters in an 18-
game series next month.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Mount Rainier Defeats
District Heiqhts, 5O-26

Mount Rainier defeated District
Heights, 50-26, in the Prince
Georges County Boys Clubs bas-
ketball tournament last night at
the University Of Maryland. In
other senior games Capitol Heights
edged Riverdale, 1928; University
Park beat Bladensburg, 1925, and
Greenbelt won on forfeit from
Edmonston.
Evening star., 1950-03-21

com binations. SALTY" Mills.
On the Penny board, No. TBS takes
the Pfluger Skilcast Reel. On the
Rod and Reel, No. 1876 is first and
No. IT'S is second. II you are
holding any Of these numbers.
call Mr.. Charles Kimball at DU.
3760, Ext. $40 and he will convey
prizes to the winners. Fishing
for Yellow Perch at Aliens Fresh
has been disappointing, however,
the late afternoon seems to be
the best time for your efforts.
For tops in tackle, its Mills Co.,
9th and E SITS. NV. "Sportsman's
Paradise"
Evening star., 1950-03-21

n . "A ! ! z II S
Fresh. Food
was free and
a good time
was had by all.
Pr es were
awarded for
the larg e S t
fish hooked by
man, woman,
and child and
mere are the
winning num-
berS on the
reel and tackle
Evening star., 1950-03-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salfy" MiIls

Over $50 Hot Dogs went down
the hatch with coffee to match
last Sunday at the Izaak Wal
ton, D. c. Chapter, fishing party
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Derby Stars on Parade

Fifteenth of of Candidates.
vspa1D1nn UnersaAao's 's1ss; sa: o,..,
Day ooi'' Blue Larkspm ,
N~iA o0's |Colden Melody
Owned by Mrs. H. C. Center Trained by Melvin Calvert
Bred by DR.. c. E Hagyard
Racing record Sts. l. z. 3. Won
As 2-year-od o slssoo
Evening star., 1950-03-21
New Coach at Abilene

ABILENE. Tex. Mar. 81 tP).-
Garvin V. Beauchamp, line coach
at Midland High School, today
was named head football coach at
Abilene Christian University.
Evening star., 1950-03-21

HE figures that constitute the yeor-end settlement Of The
Equitable Life Assurance Society moy overwhelming
at first glance but they readily olive when con-
sidered in terms Of the human values they represent.
Simply stoted. for thon 435oooo Americans here
their hope Of economic seeuriy the fnoncioI found
oon which they build for the future; the open door
to better things in life. Thus. the figures you see on this
poge have thon stotisiieul eoning-ihey project
picture Of what ffeinsvroncedoor accomplish in pro-
moting human welfare.
For instance the $6os 900 received in premium, by
The Society during 949 provided life insurance coveroee Of
$4l57ooooo il oddition to onnuies and occident and
health protection In 1949 payments to Equitable Society
members and their beneheiories fotoIed $335OOOOOO
Of which $ll5.OO0,O00 represented death cIoms and
S22o.oooo were payments. including dividends. to
Evening star., 1950-03-21

living pocyhoIders. On the business side invest
ments ond insurance operations The Society earned
$l42zoooo0 Of watch 100000 wos set aside to
strengthen and $s3.8ooOoo was allotted for
polieyhoders' dividends.
At the some time, life insurance funds perform double
duty in the economic life Of our nation. While they pro-
v'dn0 protection. they also noncing homes. building
factories. helping to improve railroads. participating in
scores OF ndvsres-in sho contributing moerioly to the
highest living stondord known to mankind.
took beyond the figures in th, onnvo report and you viii
see life insurance in action mony levels But remember
is the human level which Of greotest US for
offer oIl only people count.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Vldp. FRANTISEK JEDLICKA
MRTEV.

Dozvfdame sc z Chicago, re
tam v pondelf $3.50 rano zemrel
v nemocnici sv. Antonfna Una
my vlastenecky knee pionyr,
nadseny recn1k a organisation
katolickeho lidu We Spojenych
IStatech Vldp. Frantisek Jedlic-
ka, farar Osady sv. Jana Nepo-
muckeho v Chicago. Zemrel v
necelych 63 letech.
FaraT Frantisek Jedlicka ma
rodil Sc %. 1nora 1887 v Chi
cagp a byl nejstars1m synem
Fmanzelu Josefa a Marie Jedlic-
kovych, jednech z tech prvn1ch
ceskych pionyr1. Oba rodice,
otec 93lety a matka 85leta, jsou
dosud ma zivu. Vldp. Jedlicka
navstevoval osadn1 skolu sv.
Prokopa. Sva studio dokoncil
V seminaTi v st. Louis. Ma kne-
ze byl vysvecen 10. cervna r.
1911 a vysvecen1 ma kneze wy
konal sveticf biskup Paul
Rhode. Prvnfm jeho mfstem
kaplana bylo v osade ssv. Cy-
ria a Methodeje pc dobu jed
noho roku. Odtud byl pridelen
do osady sv. Ludmily, kde "a
staval m1sto kaplana pc dobu
dvou rokG. Roku 1914 stall Sc
farafem osady Fanny Marie
Dobre Rady, kde setrval az do
roku 1880. V mes1ci lednu ro-
ku 1881 stal sc fararem v osa-
de sv. Jana Nepomuckeho, kde
setrval az do konce sveho III
vota. .
Telesne pozGstatky zesnule-
no byly vystaveny v osadnf SIM,
{. 1858 Lowe Ave. We stredu
pfeneseny byly do chramu Pa
ne. kde vystaveny az do dolby
pohrbu, ktery je %stanoven ma
ctvrtek 1890 dopoledne. Po-
hrebnf obrady vykonal kardinal
S. Stritch a svetlcf biskup o.
Brien. Ku vecnemu odpocinku
byl ulozen ma hrbitove sv. Vol
techa.
Father Jedlicka byl velmi do
bre znam v nasi Svatovaclavske
Osade. Kazdy no mel rad.
.Budiz cestna pamet Waste
neckemu knezi FRANTISKU
JEDLICKOVI!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Vztahy X Cine

tvorf nadale nejobtfznejsf pro-
blem zahranicnf politiky. Pre-
sident Truman prohlasil, re
Spojene Staty nehodlajf posky-
tovat nacionalist1m zadnou vo-
jenskou pomoc k obhajen1 O.
strovG Formosy a Hajnanu pro-
tt ocekavanemu naporu komu-
nistu. Je pochopitelno, re toto
rozhodnuti bylo prijato Sc smi-
senymi pocity. Zastanci inter-
vence ma Formose poukazuj1 k
tomu, re sc takto America do
brovolne vzdava ddlezite stra-
tegicke posice, coz must vest
k oslabenf obranneho systemu
v oblastech Dalneho Vychodu.
Kritikove vladnfho postupu mo-
hou asi pravem tvrdit, re by 81
Rusove takto nepocfnali, kdyby
byli pred tymz rozhodnutim
jake Spojene Staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
NAsE POVfDKY.

Dnesnfm c1slem dokoncuje-
me oba romany "Babicka" a
"Marcela z Chudobince". "a
pocfname s otiskovanfm velice
p6kn6 povfdky "Pohadka je-
itch zivota" cd oblfbene spiso-
vatelky Vlasty JavoTick6. "Po-
haiku iejich zivota" napsala
Javoricka ma zaklade skutecn6
udalosti a iako bodra Mora
vanka pouzfva pTirozene mare
cf lidu roztrouseneho pc Ces-
komoravske Vysocine. Jsme
pTesv6dceni. re Sc yam mill
ctenaTi a ctenaTky "Pohadka
ieiich zivota'' Dude llbiti.
PTfstf patek zapocneme otis
kovati povfdky cd lidoveho spi-
sovatele-kneze Vaclava Benese
TTebfzskeho "Pod Doskovymi
Strechami."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Krajan p. J~aroslav Taborsky
zemrel " Madison. Wis.

V minulem elsie TELEGRAPH"
isme referovali O ceste balti-
moTann p. a p1. Jaroslava a Ma
RE Taborsky z els. 625 N. Mont
ford Ave, k dftkam do Madi-
son, Wis. Bohuzel minulou So
botu vecer dostali jsme smut
nou zpravu, re p. Jaroslav Ia
borsky pc kratsl nemoci zemrel
tehoz odpoledne v madisonske
nemocnici. Byl IA rok1 star.
Narodil Sc v Uhlirskych Jano-
WEIGH a do Baltimore prijel
pred So roxy. Roku 1905 sc O.
zenil sc 81. Mary zitnikovou a
odejeli do statu Wisconsin kde
Sc usadili, nejdrfve v mestecku
Tomah a pozdeji 81 p. Taborsky
otevrel krejcovsky zavod Ba-
raboo. Manzelstv1 jejich bylo
pozehnano ctyrmi ditkami: &C.
raldem, Amelif. Helenou a
Charlesem.
Pc smrti jeho manzelky pan
J. Taborsky pTijel opet do Bal
timore (asi pred osmi lety). O.
zenil Sc S p1. Marii KoTlnek a
zakoupili 81 dum 625 N. Mont
ford Ave.
Jeho nahleho odchodu zeli
manzelka p1. Marie Taborsky
a dftky: Gerald, pf. Amelia
Giddings, pf. Helena Coburn a
DR.. Charles Taborsky.
Krone manzelky a dftek "a
nechal zemfely p. J~aroslav Ia
borsky zarmoucene sourozence
p. Eduardo Taborskeho a p.
Alberta Taborskeho v Balti-
more, p. Augustine Taborskeho
v Lincoln, Neb., pf. MARI Kul-
dovou v Annapolis a pf. Bozenu
Vlnovou v Eastport, Md. Byl
tez bratrem v loni zemrele p1.
Bohumily Cihlarove.
Pohreb konal sc v 1tery ra-
no 90. ledna) z Madison do
Baraboo, Wis, kde ma tamn1m
katolickem hTbitove byly ostat-
ky p. Taborskeho ulozeny do
rodinneho hrobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Nutnost hospodarskeho sied-
noceni Evronv. ~

Washington, D. C. = SPRAY
ce Marshallova planu Hoffman
vydal rocnf prehled O vysled-
cfch v zapadnf Europe. z pre-
hledu .ie zfejma vzestupna ten
dence jak v ~prGmyslove tax re
medelske vyrobe. Ia podm1n-
ku dalsfho zdarneho vyvoje O.
znacil Paul Hoffman nutnost
hospodarskeho siednoceni a
stmelenf Evropy, ktere by Wy
tvorilo jednotne evropske Cd
bvtiste a trh pro 275 milionG
lid, trh, pro neiz by evropsky
prdmysl a zemedelstvf molly
hospodarn6 vyrabet a ma nemz
by vyrobci mohli svobodne pro-
davat. !,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
z 1fadovny
|. Ceskeho Dem. Klubu
z. wardy.
Ct6nf pTatele -

Ct6ni pTatele:-
Minuly patek jsme NELL rocni
schGzi Prvnfho Ceskeho Demo
kratickeho Klubu 7. wardy.
838 N. Chester St. "a velke L.
casti clenG. SchGze byla velmi
zajfmava. Byla ct6na rocni
zprava "a minuly rok, jenz by
la uspokojiva a zaroven byly
probrany RHINE predmety tyka-
ifc1 Sc klubu. Tez rokovano o
Bull Roast" ktery Dude poTa-
dan V nedeli, dine &c. 1nora Cd
l do 6 hodin vecer V klubovn1
mfstnosti. Zadame pTatele a
zname, ably ma to nezapomneli
a co MONA nejv1ce Sc jich do
stavilo. T6z byla volba tired
n1kG pro novy rok 1850 a zvo-
leni nasledujic1:
Ia pTedsedu mas dobry pra-
covnfk p. John w. Walls; "a
mfstopreds. p. Tomas Petr; "a
prot. CaJ. p. AlOlS j. KOteSOVec;
"a fin. tai. jelikoz nynejsi p.
Alois Svehla nepTijal trad, ma
jeho mfsto zvolen mlady Glen
D. JOS. Mach; "a pokl. p. John
Pivec a tez vsichni delegati a
vybory zvoleni.
Pc schGzi nastala vesela "a
hava pTi zakuskach a dobrem
pivecku coz klub dava zdarma
kazdym rokem.
MY 1Tednfci prejeme vsem
pTatelGm a znamym Klubu vse-
no dobra V tonic Novem roce a
zaroven tez pripom1name, ma
zapomente pTij1ti ma mas "Bull
Roast a Jaternicov6 Hody" a
pfijdte V hojnem poctu.
S pTatelskym pozdravem,
Alois j. KoteSovec, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Pohrby.

= 7. ledna zemrela pl. Te-
resa M. Dunn, manzelka LIT.
Edwarda Dunn-a, APT N. Ken
wood Ave-, We start 81 let. Ma
rodila Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc IL. ledna re
Schimnnkova Pohf. Domu do
st. Elizabeth's Church a odtud
ma New Cathedral Cemetery.
IL. ledna zemTela kra-
janka pf. Marie Schumann Gro
zena Kovanda), 2811 E. Chase
St., We start 81 let. Narodila sc
Ceskoslovensku a v Americe
dlela At rok1. Zanechala zde
zarmouceneho manzela p. Hen
ry O. Schumanna a syny Henry
c.. a Robert Lee Schumanna.
Pohreb Dude Sc konati v So
botu, 14..ledna re Schimunkova
Pohr. Domu ma Cesky Narodni
Hrbitov We 2 hod. odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
DOPIS
o
z /. Amer.-Ces. Damskeho
Dem. Klubu 7. wardy.

Pozehnany bud Rok 1850.
To bylo nase pTani kdyz mo-
dlitbou vital jsme vsichni Novy
Rok. Ably Sc vratil mir a spo-
kojenost do nasich srdcl a kid
zavladl pc celem svete!
Nase prosincova sch1ze sc
jak nalezf vydafila. Navsteva
hyla skvela. Pred schGzl mely
isme prflezitost videti barevny
film naseho Marylandu. Obraz
ukazal nam vsechna vyznacna
m1sta naseho statu a tez bylo
vse nalezite vysvetleno. Obraz
Sc nam velice libil a podobny
Dude ukazovan v pffsti schGzi.
Klubovn1 jednan1 bylo kratke.
Cteny vsechny zpravy z prede-
Sic schuze a proiednavany els
tie klubovnf zalezitosti. Vzpo-
m1nka venovana nasim nemoc-
nym clenkam a pTano Jim brz-
keno uzdraven1. Dive clenky
mely narozeniny, pTedsedka p1.
Bozena R1ha a p1. Blazena
Otcenasek. Vsechny isme jim
zazpfvaly Happy Birthday.
N6kolik dam odevzdalo darky
70 dobro klubu a bylo Jim ST.
decne podekovano. Majitelem
likern1ho kose, ktery name kaz-
dy rok pro dobro klubu, po Wy
tazenf jeho jmena Sc stall p. Will
liam Bartos, 8O7 N. Milton Ave.
K obcerstvenf byla kava a va
nocka. Mas Mikulas dostal Wy
soky tlak krve z pTepracovanl
Cpl. Kral), tedy isme jenom
zpfvaly vanocnf p1sne pri do
provodu ma piano p1. R1hovou.
Kazda clenka dostala malou
koledu. Vsechny jsme 81 praly
"stastne a Vesele Vanoce a
Novy Rok".
Mas klub povolil 5000 pro
dobre 1cely, coz davame kaz-
dym rokem a nase pokladnf ri.
A. Itch Sc postara ably darky
pfisly ma prava mista.
Ma den "a. ledna ujednan
Jest Luncheon" ma II bod. DO
ledni v nasem klubu. Jidlo bu-
de vyborn6 a doufame, re nav
steva Dude Ease jake predesle,
neb kazdy byl velmi spokoien.
Tim konc1me a prejeme vsem
naSlm ~pratelGm mnoho zdravi
a 1spechu v Novem Roce 1850.
Vybor.
Dekujem panGm redakci
TELEGRAPH" "a otiskovanf ma
SIGH dopisG a tez jim prejeme
mnoho zdaru!
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Rad Blank els. 1O1 {. S. A.

usporada VelkOlepe J~aternico-
We Hody We skole Augustine
Hefmana v sobotu, dine Fl. led
ma. Krasne do zlatova opece-
ne jaternicky budou predkla-
dany navstevnfk6m jiz cd $50
vecer. Proto nase hospodynky
Sc nemusi starati ten vecer s
pTipravovanfm veceTi a mohou
pfijfti sc svymi NAMELY q rodi-
Mani do Ceske skoly. Pratelska
zabava pri dobrem pivecku,
kaficku a rozmarne muzice br
Jana Svitaka je zarucena.
Toz mill krajane a krajanky
udelejme 81 dostaven1cko o ia
ternicovych Hodech V Ceske
Skolicce v sobotu, 81. ledna.