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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
ARRAY
 OPPOSES WILEY
 HERETOMORROW
Crosby Won First of Two Games Saturday By
 7-I Margin

The wildcats of Wilby high school, anxious to, avenge them- selves for the defeat handed out by Crosby last Saturday will face the strong Ansonia nine at Hamilton park tomorrow afternoon in what is expected to be an interesting 7tussfe. The. game is listed to get underway at 3:30 o'clock and will probably attract a large crowd.
 Jimmy Lee, Wilby coach, stated today that the Grove street club had 10 men left stranded on the paths in their contest with Crosby Saturday and hopes that the Wild cats will take their local rivals when the clubs meet later in the season. Coach Lee also stated that the powerful sluggers of the Green ami White did not have the hits to help in the final innings when they might have come through.
 Crosby scored feur runs in the second and this lead could not be overcome by 9Wilby, whose seven hits off Bob Grady were kept pretty well scattered. Errors helped the East Main street team to advance base runners during the entire contest. Coach Manherz's club gar- nered 10 hits off Marcellus. pitcher for Wilby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
rerrv. Cnccin

Runs-Moore, Terry, CuccinelIo 2, Mancuso, Schumacher, Meyers, Riggs, .Bottomley, Kampouris, Goodman Errors = Cuccinello, Riggs, aKampouris. Runs batted in Moore, Terry, Leiber, Schumach- CT 3, Goodman, Bottom1ey, Pool, Campbell, Kampouris. Two base hits Terry, 2, Schumacher. Bot tomley. Three base hit-Moore. Home runs-Schumacher, Kam- pouris. Sacrifices-Terry, Ott, Byrd, Double pIays-Cuccinello. ;Koenig to Terry; Koenig, Cuccinello to Terryu. Left on bases-New York z; Cincinnati 5. Bases on balls off Schumacher 2; off Frey 2.. Strike outs-Schumacher, Frey, Freitas, Brennan. Hits-off Frey 4 in l 2-3 innings; Freitas in 4 1-3; Brennan none in 3; Schumacher g. in g (none out in 1th); Smith none in 1; Derringer 2eto i. Whining pitcher - Scvhumacher. Losing Derringer. Umpires--Sears, Pipell and Klem. Time-2:22.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
WEST COAST STARS
 HEADING EAST EOR) CAMBRIDGE MEET
Four California Teams Have Strong Entries for
 National Title

San Francisco, May 20-(U.P.) Four major California univer- sities will renew their track and field fued on eastern soil the last weekend of May with one of them likely to bring back home the championship of the Intercolle- giate Amateur Athletic Association of America.
 University of Southern California strongest team on the west coast this season, University of Califor- nit, and Stanford, the defending champions, are sending their best performers east. University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles is entering only Jimmy Luvalle, quarter-miler.
 Plenty of Talent
 In all there will be about S5 golden state collegians competing against the best on the Atlantic coast in the annual meet at Cam bridge, Mass.
 U. s. C., which will enter a team of approximately IS men, probably will enter the meet the favorite to supplant Stanford as the I. c. A champions.
 Trojans who will be gunping for individual championships include Earle Meadows, pole vaulter who has cleared IA feet 3 7-S inches this year; Al Olson, broad jumper who last Saturday leaped 25 feet 2 3-4 inches, the farthest any white man ever has leaped in competi- tion according to Dink Templeton, Stanford coach; Ross Bush, half mile star who has ben timed in 1:53.4 in 1885; Ken Carpenter, dis cuss thrower; and Foy Draper, sprinter.
 University of California. conf1- dent of taking at least second in total scoring at Cambridge, will be sparked by George Anderson, so- phomore sprinter who is undefeat- ed in college competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
NEW YORK MOUND ACES USED UP IN
 CLEVELAND STAND
Whitehead of White SOx Has Six Wins and
 No Defeats
BY LAWToN CARVER.

r United Press Stan COrrespondent) New York, Bay 20.-(UP)-Th circuit-topping White Sox opened a three-game series with the Yan- kees today and the second place Indians moved up to Boston as the American League pennant race continued in dog fight among the four leaders.
 Manager Joe Mccarthy of the Tanks had some worries over his pitching after shooting his best against the Indians to take three out of four in the series that closed yesterday.
 The Yankees made the best re- cent gain among the four with those three victories pairing Cleve- lands second place margin and having a half game off the White Sox' lead.
 Stn Up There
 But it was the hard-hitting, bul- let-pitching Chicago Sox that fur nished the big thrill when their Johnny Whitehead, the Texas league rookie, yesterday beat Bos- ton, 6 to 5, and became the only moundsman in the majors with six wines and no defeats.
 His performance. notwithstand- ing that he failed to finish for the first time, even overshadowed the Indians victory in the series final with the Tanks, to 0, in Il in- nings.
 White head held Boston to ono run until the ninth when suddenly he weakened. Werber and Cronin singled, Bishop, Rick Terrell and Reynolds walked and Whit Wyatt was sent to his rescue to stop a four-run rally. Boston got to Whithead for 10 hits, including two in the ninth, and made one more off Wyatt.
 Chicago meanwhile pounded four Boston pitchers for IS blows mad Johnson.
 The Tanks dropped into third place when Bruce Campbell went in to pinch hit in the 11th and drove Willie Kamm home with the only score of the game to give the Indians the victory over Charlie (tne Red) humng.
 Kamm made three of six hits al- lowed by the Red, while the Tanks made eight off Walt Stewart. Tigers Let Loose Detroit climbed into fifth place ahead of Washington with a 19-hit, 16 to victory pitched by Joe Sul- lican against four Senators. Thn Afh1afsn0 homers turned in the circuit and l utilized them to beat the Browns, l 6 to 5. Bob Johnson hit one and Roger Cramer the other. The lat4 ter's gave the As their margin. l Manager Bill Terry's double, Otis sacrifice and Leiber's single gave the Giants a 6 to 5, 10-inning victory over the Reds and increas- ed their lead over the Dodgers and Cubs, both beaten. 'ya Hal Schumacher was credited with the Giants victory although he was relieved in the last frame. He hit a homer and Kampouris walloped one for the Reds. Timely s Arky Vaughan singled with the bases filled in the eighth as the Pi- rates tripped the Dodgers, to 6, and chased their school boy pitch CT, Harry Eisenstate to the show CTS.
 Lou Chiozza's homer with two on, n d Sylvester Johnson's sparkling pitching gave the last place Phils a 3 to 2 victory over the Cubs.
 The Cards beat the Braves when Dizzy Dean pitched 8 seven hit game and singled with the; bags loaded as part of 8 clinching rally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
NAUGATUcK SPORTS

Mrs P. McKeon's team took 4 straight from Mrs B. Mathies'; 100-9l5. Mrs H. M. Billings group defeated Mrs Walter Nor ton's,3 to l; 94s-933. Mrs Frank Sduires' combine won 3 out of 4 from Mrs. Robert Weaving's; 1059- 1019.. Mrs Kenneth Shelly's team won over Mrs Franklin Hubbell's, 3 to l; 1012-997. Mrs Louis John sons group won 4 straight from Mrs J. Broadrick's; 1064-996. Mrs Eugene Reilly bowled 130 for high single and Mrs Louis John bowled SIS for high three strings. Mrs Shelly's team is now in the lead with A out of 68 points won. Mrs Weaving's group and Mrs Squires' are tied for second place with AZ points won.
 Final matches in this league are scheduled for next week when the team that is now in the lead will bowl Mrs McKeon's group; Mrs Squires' team will bowl Mrs John sons, and Mrs Weaving's will bowl Mrs Hubbell'se
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

Runs-Chiozza, Watkins, John son, Herman, Demaree. Errors-J. Moore. Runs batted in-Chiozza 3; English, Stainback. Two base hit Stainback. Three base hits-Wat- kins, Galan. Home run-Chiozza, Sacrice-Vergez, Warneke. Double play-Jurges to Herman to Cavar- retta. Left on bases-Philadelphia 4; Chicago g. Bases on balls-Prim 9, Johnson l, Werneke 1. Strike out 1, Johnson 10, Warneke 4. Hits-Off Prim in 2-3, Johnson in 8 1-3. Hit by pitcher-by John son (Jurges). Winning pitcher Jhnson. Umpires-Stark, Quigley and Stewart. Time-2:06.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
NEW YALE CAPTAINS.

New Haven. Conn. May so--(u. P)-Dwisht Edwards Robinson. Jr old Lyme. has been named caps cain of the Yale is0-pound crew and Alfred K. Mills. Jr. Annville. Pa, captain of the freshman track aeaEn.
 Mills won the 100 and goo. meters. the low hurdles aud came as second in Che ,aysiiE throw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
ARMSTRONG AND PAUL
 WIN GOLF TOURNEY

Newington, Conn, May 20-(U. P.)-Turning in a card of 69, or three under par, Herb Armstrong, Hartford professional. and John Paul. Hartford amateur, won the first Connecticut PGA pro-amateur golf tournament, at Indian Hill Country Club Sunday.
 Eddie Wolfer and Al White, New Britain, scored 70 for sec ond place. ge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
ACT THREE

Los Angeles, May 20-(U.P.)- Maxie Rosenbloom. former light heavyweight champion, formally made bid for a comeback to-day when he forwarded a challenge of the New York Boxing Commission for 8 bout with Bob Olin. present champion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
SCOTS SHOW CLASS

New York, May 20-CUP)- Scotland's international soccer team, champion of the British Isles, moved today to Toronto for a game Wednesday. The visitors defeated picked American team , to 1, before more than 25,000 at the Polo grounds yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

Three base hit: Hickey. Stolen bases: Hughes, Hill. Sacrifice: Double plays: Brenzel and Hughes; Chapman and Croset- ii. Left on bases. New York 10; 4. Base on balls: Stewart 2, Ruff1ng 1. Strike out: Ruffing 8; Stewart 8. Hits: Off Stewart in 10; l.. Brown, o in 1. Winning pitcher: Stewart. Umpires: Quinn, McGowan and Summers. Time:
 2:26
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
POND ACES DEFY

The Pond Aces won their third game Saturday by winning a 90 forfeit game from the River A. C.. The Pond Aces would like to meet the Old Seven Grill. Please write as quick as you can.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
. THE
 STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday. New York 6. Cincinnati 5 Gil inns) Pittsburgh 9. Brooklyn 6. St Louis z, Boston 3. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2.
 Games Today New York at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St Louis. Boston at Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

against Harvard Saturday and his tlme for the 100-meters bettered the varsity time by one-tenth of a second.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

GNmes Yesterday. Newark II, Albany (1st). Newark z, Albany (2nd). Syracuse ?, Baltimore 0 (1st). Baltimore 6, Syracuse (2nd). Toronto H.. Rochester 2. Buffalo 3, Montreal l (1st). Buffalo II, Montreal 6 (2nd).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

YESTERDAYS HERO John Whitehead, White Sox. who became the first major league pitcher with six victories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
 Gfnwsufv

Games Yesterday. Cleveland 1, New York o Gil inns) Chicago 6, Boston 5. Philadelphia 6, St Louis 5. Detroit Is, Washington 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

zBatted for Freitas in 9th. zzBatted for Brennan in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

xBatted for Jurges in 9th. xxBatted for Warneke in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

,x-Batted for Brenzel in 11th. xx-Batted for Stewart in 11th.
 Score by innings:
 Cleveland 900 900 900 01-1 New York .... 900 900 900 00-0
 Run: Kamm. Errors: Vosmik, Rrenzei, Kamm. Runs batted in: Campbell. Two base hit: Hoag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
Games TOda

Games Today Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. St Louis at Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
The Broadway
 Bugle
By DAN PARKER

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Vypustsni 472 pripadi z listin
podporovanych.

Komise Baltimorske pomoci
oznamila, re v minulem tydnu
z listin podporovanych vypus-
tia 472 pripadG. Kdyz admi-
nistrator, Beck, tazan byl, co
ucineno Dude S temi, ktef1 "a
mestnani schopni jsou a toto
nepfijaly, odpovedel, re kazdy
pflpad vysetrovan Dude. V ne
kterych pTfpadech Sc ukazalo,
jak pravf, re. byly prfciny, proc
nekter1 nabfdnutou praci nepfi-
jail. Jednak schazel jim po-
tfebny oblek, jednak nedostali
ornament v cas-, jednak nemoc
v rodine, atd.
Beck udava, re ma listinach
podporovanych dosud jest TO-
734 prfpadG.
Do konce tydne dana by
la vladimir odborem WPA pra-
ce v Marylandu 1893 osobam.
Dosud prace schopnych v Ma
rylandu jest 1894, jez podro-
rovani byti must.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Krajan vitezem

DiEadlo Century" otrasalo
sc v den 1. listopadu smfchem
a veselosti, div steny nepopras-
kaly behem predstaveni: "Noc
v opere."
Vzdor jejich vesel1 sedelo
deset mraciclch Sc Baltimofa-
nj a Baltimoranek ma jevisti a
niz co by je strhnouti mohlo ku
usman1 Sc, kdyz ma tfi tis1ce O.
sob div Sc nepotrhalo nejrozto-
divnejsimi pokusy vylouditi re
zamracenych tvaT1 des1ti sebe
slabsi 1smev. Pc dive hodiny
deset mraciclch odolavali "a
stup1m a vyhrali. Vltezem z
ceskych kruhG byl p. Joseph J.
Jecny, Oil N. Washington uli-
ce, jenz odnasel 81 cenu desiti
dolarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Mestsky radni pro skolu
" Clifton parku.

James B. Beale, mestsky rad
nj, v dopise zaslanem v nedeli
mayoru Jacksonovi navrhoval
zbudovanf move budovy pro
Eastern vyssf skolu. podel Be
lair road v Clifton parku, jizne
cd Clifton Park Terrace.
Skoln1 vybor prot tomu byl
pro zbudovan1 skoly v Clifton
parku pTi Alameda vchodu do
tohoto. Mimo toho JIM jsou pro
Herring Run park.
V pondelf skolni vybor kou-
pill pozemek "a akrG Ia ST pro
Eastern skolu. Pozemek jest
Venable Park.
Proti tomuto zdvihlo odpor
sdruzenf ma Belair road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Sest mssicH "a kradez.

George L. Becker, jenz ira
pen svedomfm, dobrovolns Sc
primal pred nekolika tydny z
vylakanl pres $500, byl odsou-
zen v 1tery ma 6 m6sfcG do We
zenf. Bydlel v {. $3.50 Orleans
ulice.
- John Kreager, jenz cha
rakterisoval Sc jake "v6dce
handy" kterou oloupen byl po-
kladn1k pekarske firmy O ST.
900 v dubnu, odsouzen byl We
stredu ma deset rokG do polep-
SONNY.
Jeho soudruzi: Edison Davis
a Chester P. Twamley, dostali
kazdy frosty We vezen1 ma sedm
a pill roku.
- Michael Griffin, 21lety,
odsouzen byl ma sedm a p1l ro-
ku do kaznice pro pTepaden1
pokladn1ka Metropolitan diva
ola v zarf a okradenf jej o SUI
mu pres 800.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
2.O25 odeprelo WPA joby.

Skoro jeden z kazdych tr1 O.
sob "zamestnan1 schopnych",
kteri v Baltimore pracovati me
Ii ma veTejnych vladou podpo-
rovanych projektech, odepTel,
bud witt praci nebo wal praci
a do nj nepTisel anebo odesel z
prace, v n1z pracovati pocal,
jak v patek oznameno bylo ko-
mis1 Baltimorske pomoci. Ko-
mise mela praci pro $500 O.
sob. Praci Sc vyhnulo 2.025 O.
sob.
Nejvetsf pocet osob nestojf-
cfch O tuto praci, bylo tech, kite
ri vGbec O nj nestali. Tech by
10 730. Tech, kter1 Sc omluvili
nemoc1, bylo 1853, CO nalezlo
praci v soukromych podnic1ch
bylo IT, CO udali rGzne vymlu-
Wy bylo Al a CO myself, re plat
Ia praci je maly, bylo "a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
49, novych domH.

V desfti poslednfch mes1cfch
postaveno bylo v Baltimore
1872 novych domG, jejichz cena
odhadnuta ma $1,539.0OO.
Proti tomu v dobe tie celko-
We stavby v Baltimore byly men
SINH O $1,38O,276 neil rok
pred tim. Pr1cinou toho je, re
vetsi stavby nebyly provadeny
ma mestskych a vladnlch pro-
jektech. Minuleho roku k. pr.
v konstrukci zahrnuty byly tri
nemocnice, pet skoln1ch budov
atd.
Letos soukromymi firmami
vystaveno bylo vedle domd tfi-
nact gasolfnovych stanic, 465
privatnfch garazf, So tovarnfch
budov, % ochlazovacfch syste-
mi, 62 obchodG a 43 ocelovych
tankI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Cernoch zastTelen kdyz chtsl
oloupiti policistu.

Policejnf straznfk, Frank M.
Brown, policejnf chauffeur re
zapadnfho distriktu sci do po-
licejn1 stanice, ably Sc hlasil do
sluzby pred IL. hodinou v So
botu v noel. Diva cernosi pri-
bl1zili Sc k nemu We 100 blocku
Pine ulice. Jeden porucil:
"Sem. Del to SEM"
Brown ucouvl. Jeden Ger
noch uderil jej a porazil ma
chodnfk. Brown vyskocil a vr-
hi Sc ma cernochy. Jednfm u
deTen byl znovu a srazen. Po-
vstal a vzkfikl: "PTijdete-li Ike
mne, dostanete." Cernoch Cd
povedel: "Jdu". Policista wy
trhl revolver a vypalil dive RAJ
ny. Jednou kulf ranen byl Ger
noch do nohy. Padl ma chod-
mix. Druhy utekl. V nemoc-
nici, kan byl poslan, cernoch
udal sve jmeno Charles Jack
son" re 210O blocku Oak ulice.
Poranen1 Brownovo osetreno
bylo v nemocnici.
= Hyman Rosenbloom, ko-
lektor firmy ma Gay ulici, pre-
paden byl v sobotu v Brexton
alley dvema cernochy a okra-
den jimi O $85.
" jinem prepadu Mari
Sommermon diva cernosi vytr-
hi z ruky tobolku, kdyz sla pc
Biddle ulici u Washington uli-
ce kolem pGl desate hodiny v
sobotu v noel.
= Chyceny Russellem Hyatt
cernoch, Lindsey Hooker, "a
wren byl ma 1stTedn1 stanici.
Russell Hyatt chytil jej We
1000 blocku st. Paul ulice ko-
lem 6. hodiny vecer ma podez-
renf, re ukradl Marjorii Owens
penezenku. Hyatt pustil Sc "a
cernochem uslysev vykrik pre-
padene. Cernoch vytrhl Sc mu
z ruky. Hyatt pustil Sc "a MIN
znovu. Kdyz jej dohonil, Ger
noch jej porazil. V dobu tn
tri policiste pTispechali a zmoc
Mill Sc Hookera, jenz bydlel We
1900 blocku Ashland avenue.
V tobolce mela 1925.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Zemetfesenf.

Kratce pc 1. iodine v patek
rano poc1teno bylo Baltimore
nekolik otfesG. Podobne otre-
sy byly v krajinach Cd Lake
Michigan ma vychod a z Maine
podel Atlantickeho pobrezf ku
Virginii.
Nekter1 BaltimoTane povfda-
Ii, re otfesy byly tezk6 dosti,
re dobfe stav6ne domy Sc "a
TRASHY.
Trvan1 nebylo ami celia minu-
ia: Nekterf jej p~ocitovali til
minuty a nekterf nepocftili nj
echo. John Weaver z {. 238
Patterson Park avenue vyho-
zen pry byl z p~ostele prvnfm
otfesem re tT1, ktere otrasly je-
no domem.
z Pikesville Osborne Beall
hlasil, re tabulky v oknech Sc
TRASHY. V Roland Park ma Haw-
thorne road porculanove nado-
bl v dome S. Judson Nealy Sc
chvelo, kdyz dim sc hybal.
Nekolik tal1T1 spadlo S poll
ce rodiny Norman R. Bottom v
Arlington Apartments ma Refs
terstown road.
Zemetresen1 toto ma pamet
BaltimoTanG uvedlo zametTe-
SEMI z roku 1886 81. srpna,
kdyz mesto Sc tTaslo pc cele
dive minuty. Tehdy v Charles
ton zpusobena byla jim skoda
kolem 100000.
Pro 66 letou KateTinu Cook
z Waterton v New Yorku bylC
ZemetTesenf osudne. Stara da-
ma Sc otresG zeme tax poleka-
la, re Zachvatu srdecn1 mrtvice
podlehla.
Jinak krone leknutf a men.
s1ch hmotnych skod nebylc
vetsfch nehod. Statn1 depart.
menty v Albany mey vesmes
vsechny skrfne povaleny a Il
rednictvo cely den nedelalC
mic jineho neil rovnalo a HE
dalo pomfchane 1Tedn1 listing.
President Roosevelt sdelil RI
porterGm v Hyde Park, Il
zemetresenl bylo ma ieho stat
ku>poc1teno dosti slime. On san
byl Jim probuzen z tvrdehC
spanku. OtTesy trvaly asi 81
az 40 vterin.
Vytrvale otTesy v Helena
Mont, Natropily skody "a So,
100000. Utrpen1 post1zenehC
obyvatelstva zvysovano bylC
mrazivym pocasfm. Vlada pc
VOLTA $1,000 ma okamzitol
vypomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08

Pc doznanf, re zahodil pos
town. dopisy do lesnfho krov1,
ponevac byl "rozrusen'', 2Olety
Thomas Bresnahan< odsouzen
byl ma rok a den do vezenf.
Trest odlozen byl a odsouzeny
dan ma zkousku.
Bresnahan udal zde vladni-
mu soudci, re zamestnan byl ia
ko vypomocny listonos v cerv-
nu a re ackoliv mel pracovati
osm hodin, s roznasen1m posty
nemohl byti hotov ku konci ty-
dine a cast zasilek z1stala u ne
no. Pracoval V Prince George
okresu. V rozruseni zbytek
zahodil. Souzen byl pond6lf.
- pond6li vladnf soudce
odsoudil bratrance, Elmer a
Floyd Bittenger z Homecoming,
Md, do vezen1 ma diva roxy a
ku pokutam Pc 500 kazdeho.
.Souzeni byli pro nezakonne
palenf kofalky. Kdyz vladnf
agent, Hamon, je prepaid pfi
palen1, Elmer nam1ril nan rue
nici, ale dial Sc ma 1tek, kdyz
Hamon vystrelil.
= Ku pokute 10 cent? Cd
souzen byl v pond6lf Edward
Williams, byvaly vysetTovatel
NRA, re mel sebe starry vlad-
nj odznak, uzfvaje no pri pred
stavovan1 sc jake vladnf zr1ze-
nee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Marylandsky farmaT vrahem
manzelky a sebevrahem.

Melvin Underwood, 48lety
farmar v doln1 casti Prince
George okresu, v sobotu v noel
zastTelil manzelku svoji, 40 ro-
XII starou Claru Underwood a
pc t6 spachal sebevrazdu. Mr.
tvola Underwoodove nalezena
byla v kuchyni. Die vseho "a
stTelena byla u samych ku-
chynskych kamen. Mrtvola far
marova nalezena byla v pTedn1
svetnici.
Betsy Underwood, 16 rok1
stara dcera, jedna z osmi d1-
tex, udala policii re probuzena
byla vystrely. Rodice pocali
Sc hadati vecer, kdyz manzel-
ka chtela j1ti do sousedstvf hra-
ii karty a manzel nechtel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
S nozem ma policistu.

Pro napadenf a pokus ffz-
nouti nozem policistu, Villa
Sparrow, Frank Pokorny,
6Olety z {. 22O9 Prentiss Place,
odsouzen byl v pondelf ku po-
kute $50 a 1trat ma severovy-
chodn1 stanici.
Sparrow a druhy policista,
Charles Mckee, vesli do domu,
ably tam vysetTili dome panu-
j1c1 rozruch. Kdyz Sparrow Sci
ku sklepu, Pokorny rozehnal
Sc ma neho S nozem. Sparrow
cas- Sc uhnul, ale poskodil 81
pTi tom nohu. Pokorny byl zdo-
Ian a odvezen ma stanici.