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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1939

Page

35

Real Estate Board Tours Cedar Rapids Waste Plants

Mayor Hahn led Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board members on a tour of the municipal sewage disposal plant and incinerator on A Street near Burling ton Avenue SW. Officials cited daily garbage and sewage handling figures, cost efficiency, gas byproducts, and plant operations as part of the visit drawing regional interest.

Hahn Burlington Avenue Wilson Packing Plant Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board Frank K Cap” Hahn Gazette

Announce First British Soldier Death In Action

In Dowsbury England UP reports Private William Roper 28 the first British soldier killed in action on the Rhineland front in the new war His mother has been notified A letter from his commanding officer says he was killed on guard duty for which he volunteered and buried with military honors

Dowsbury England William Roper Rhineland France Roper

Program Tonight Marks Czech Independence Day

A capacity audience is expected at 8 pm at the C.S.P.S. hall for a Czech Alliance program commemorating Czech Independence Day. Principal speaker Dr. Michael Mudry, formerly of Bratislava, Slovakia, will lead the event with the Hromatka Taylor trio performing classical selections and a quartet singing special songs.

C.S.P.S Czech Alliance Association Sdruzeni Ceskych Spolka Michael Mudry Bratislava Slovakia Hromatka-Taylor

South Side Civic Club Forms Joint Committees on Projects

Presidents Lumir W Struesky and George Kosek name joint committees for two proposed activities with the South Side Civic club and Sixteenth Avenue Commercial club. Plans include a Christmas lighting project and a new playground proposal with specific members listed. The Czech Dramatic society postponed its Nov 5 performance to Dec 3. The Z B J park near Cedar River will gain a dance pavilion with work starting today. Volunteers are urged to donate time.

South Side Civic Club Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club Lumir W. Struesky George Kosek South Side Frank J. Dvorak Adolph Kalous Frank A. Brosh Charles J. Kosek Martin Polehna Charles Kriz Sixteenth Avenue Club M. F. Mitvalsky R. M. Vesely William Broulik Civic Club O. J. Elsenbast Ernest Kosek Commercial Club Cedar River

Czech School Board Meeting Thursday Evening

The Czech school board will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Bohemian school building for a conference with parents.

Community meeting on school activities review

A note invites attendance at a session on improving school activities. Refreshments will be served and reports from the three day bazaar will be given.

Sokol and Czech groups plan events across clubs in town

Renata Tyrsova auxiliary will screen gymnastic tournament films and Sokol camp pictures next Friday, courtesy of Z.C.B.J. The Z.C.B.J. Dramatic circle meets Tuesday. Czech Independence talk by T. B. Hlubucek, today at 2 p.m. Mrs. Kopecky Beals to sing. Czech Alliance meets Tuesday 7 30 p m at St Wenceslaus hall for fall and winter sessions. Karla Masaryk lodge meets Wednesday 7 30 p m. Renata Tyrs sewing circle meets Tuesday 1 p.m. Bazaar committee final Nov 2. All Z.C.B.J. dance planned for Nov 4.

Ann C.S.P.S. Hall Czech Dramatic Society East Renata Tyrsova Sokol Pittsburgh Boonton N. J Z.C.B.J T. B. Hlubucek Czech Reading Society Marie Kopecky-Beals Czech Alliance St. Wenceslaus Lodge Karla Masaryk C.S.P.S Renata Tyrs Sokol Hall

Japan to Open Trade Talks with United States Envoy

In Tokio Foreign Minister Nomura will start negotiations with U S Ambassador Grew on revising or renewing the 1911 commercial treaty. Anglo Japanese talks also began with Sir Robert Craigie meeting Vice Foreign Minister Tani in Tokyo, Britain seeking to reopen the Tientsin issue.

Tokio Kichisaburo Nomura U. S Joseph C. Grew Japan Hochi Shimbun United States Grew China Robert L. Craigie Massayuki Tani Tani Britain Tientsin London

Moen Storm Drives Ten Live Mines Ashore

A heavy storm off the island of Moen washed ashore at least ten live mines. The incident prompted authorities to secure the area and warn nearby mariners to keep clear of the coastline. Local crews assessed the danger and began neutralization operations as needed.

Copenhagen Moen

Reverend Eugene Murphy to speak at Mount Mercy Homecoming

The Rev. Eugene Murphy of St Louis University philosophy department will address Mount Mercy junior college and academy homecoming alumnae today at 2 30 p m in the college auditorium. He will discuss Adventures on the Christian Front and is founder of the Radio League of the Sacred Heart. He hosts a daily program and has led a spiritual crusade against war.

Eugene Murphy Philosophy St. Louis University Mount Mercy Junior College Academy Today Murphy Radio League of the Sacred Heart

Czechoslovak flag flies on anniversary at embassy

In Washington a Czechoslovak flag waved over the legation to mark the nation’s 21st birth anniversary under Nazi German occupation. First secretary Otaker Kabelac said the Fourth of July should see freedom, calling the occupation temporary.

Washington Czechoslovakia Legation Otaker Kabelac

Cedar Rapids Community Chest Budget For 1940 Revealed

Ten local agencies will share a total Community Chest budget of 9121,200 for 1940, with the YMCA receiving 517,000 and the YWCA 513,800. Other allocations include Sunshine Mission 59,300, Community House 58,800, Boy Scouts 58,500, Public Health Nursing 57,700, Camp Fire Girls 55,800, Public Welfare Bureau 53,650, Salvation Army 53,500, Home For Aged Women 53,000. The drive includes campaign costs 53,750 and pledge administration 51,900, with a 5 percent reserve for losses. The Salvation Army joins the agencies, but funds aren’t allocated until April, using its previous year’s campaign funds for nine months.

Cedar Rapids Carl Kirwin Public Welfare Bureau Y.M.C.A Y.W.C.A Sunshine Mission Community House Boy Scouts Public Health Nursing Association Camp Fire Salvation Army Home For Aged Women Community Chest Welfare Bureau Army

Baptist Quartet To Sing At Coe Vespers

The First Baptist church quartet will perform at Coe College vesper program today at 4 in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Dr. Harry M. Gage reveals "Glorious Liberty" and the quartet sings "The Lord is My Light" by Parker. program includes hymns, readings, anthems, and prayers with choir and organ accompaniment.

First Baptist Church Coe College Sinclair Harry M. Gage Coe Lord Parker Orman Faulkes Doxolexzy David I. Berger Marc Karel Hindee Alberta Johnson Edward Melcher John Schwenke Jerusalem Maunder Harry Gare Dresden Bowe Erby Andrea Johannsen Eleanor Taylor

Pact Ratified By France Britain And Turkey Decree

The official journal published Saturday carries the presidential decree ratifying the mutual aid pact between France Britain and Turkey.

Paris

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