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they nave heard That the place Is
run by Dick Gardiner and his
talented wife formerly with George
Olsen) and that last Saturday night
more than three-score couples were
turned away from its popular doors.
%. They heard, too, that more Wash
ingtonians frequent the place than
citizens of nearby Fredericksburg. that
the music is hotter than this pastoral
community has ever heard before and
that the music plays for dinner on
Sunday evening, when most of the
farmers are already deep in sleep
Last Sunday a whole flock Of Dis
trict of Columbia week-enders, back
from the cool reaches Of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, stopped to wonder
at the Hot-Cha Club stared
in admiration at the walls painted
in leopard-Skin fashion heard
Proprietor Gardiner tell how he dec
GRATED the place himself, after learn
ing about such things in Hollywood,
and how he tackled the place on to
his family homestead next door
his mother was serving passersby
home cooking, waff1es and chicken.
The Dude Ranch is going full
blast -. whole bevy of State Sem
ators was there the other night .
plus Ruby Gray, actress and Holly
wood bound, and Irene Thompson,
who not so long ago was named Miss
Miami
-" "All-college" night now is riv-
alling the THURSDAY Night Clubs shin
digs on this popular evening i.
while the young Hemngways, kiplings
and Fanny HurSts eat their wiener
Schnitzle at La Paree or the Lotus,
college athletes beLake themselves to
Chevy Chase Lake where they dance
and have themselves an equally merry
time . noted there last week: Scott
Champion, American U athlete and
ex-president of the student body; Har-
riette Wise and Helen Alexander from
Arlington Hall, Olivia Nixon, Casey
Dulow, Bourke Floyd, Bump" Had
ley, Jack McDorman, Baxter Davis,
Fred Rollins md Bcb Gwin from
George Washington U. more
from G.. w. u. than anywhere be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-04

Oriental dancer who was no end pop
ular here last Winter. last Monday
made ''triumphal return" and So
prano Dorothy Neville has been held
over for third week, now delivering
her numbers from q specially con-
structed gondola, which is rowed
about in the pool as she sings. Charley
Mayer IS master of ceremonies and
leads the New Workers in bright dan
sapation. Bob Huntington fills in
with his accordion while the band
rests.
n X II
Madrillon-Leon Brusiloff and the
Brusiloftians play for dancing right up
until am In Mr.. Pete Borras' air
conditioned hacienda. Jack Scchaeffer,
Ross Del Roy and Ray Donohue sing.
y X
Observation-Disclosures and Malcolm,
pair Of expert dancers who have q
knockout comedy routine in their
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After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
By the Spectator.

Trade Mark Registered. q. 8. Patent ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-04
Supper Club Notes
.LUB HABANA-Moe Baer, who

~LUB HABANA-Moe Baer, who
is apt to remember your IA
vorite tune and play it before
~ you ask, leads his Habaneers
in lifting dance rhythms atop the
Arlington Hotel. Other entertainment
is by Russ Cullen and Jimmy Bright,
who vie for singing honors, and the
trio, which plays for dancing be-
tween dance groups, and other fea-
lures are Paul, Babs, the only sky
Bar and the only hardwood dance
floor on a roof.
y n 4 4
P0whatan Hotel-Pete Macias and
his trusty music-makers, of course,
occupy the spotlight at the Heigh- Ho's
hot-weather domicile on the town s
other roof-top. A goodly portion of
the vocal efforts are intrusted tc
Marty Rubin, which is a good idea.
X X II
Maryland Club Gardens-Leyla
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repertoire and who no doubt are re.
membered from their previous an
pearance In town, are featured In the
$3.50 supper show on the Terrace.
Louise Rozelle does q toe-tap and q
shim-sham number; VIII Lacey con-
tributes his trick cycling. and Barnee
directs the Maxim Lowe Orchestra.
X + Il y
Lotus-Dorothy Ray, q slim and
elegant blond person, headlines the
floor revue with her fan dance, and
displays considerable knowledge of
fan-ology. She is supported in che
entertainment by lyle and Phillips,
with pair of neat novelty tap dances,
and by Corinne and Maebelle, sister
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CONTINUED on Twentieth page.)
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dancing team. And Of course the old
favorites, Songstress Judy Ellington
and Master Of Ceremonies Al Norton
are present, and the whole works is
backed up by Bill Strickland's Cap
itolians.
X \ + II
Mayfair-This week the new regime
at the Cafe Of AL Nations starts its
programs Of entertainment direct
from New York City and promises
the latest features from there.
\
Dude Ranch-The weeks floor show
has a goodly crew Of attractive dam
sells. There are the Page sisters, who
both dance and sing; there is Dancer
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Vera Miller, and there is Dolly Dare,
who Is described as Radios Person.
atty Girl" Music for dancing Is by
Ralph Garren and his orchestra.
n II y II
Hi-Hat-The Paradise Islanders 20
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MINISTER DUE SATURDAY
Australian Official to Confer With
Roosevelt and Hull.

J. A. Lyons, prime minister of Aus
tralia, will arrive in New York City
from Europe on Saturday for brief
official visit to the United States,
during which he will talk with Presi-
dent Roosevelt and SecretarysHull.
J. Pierrepont Moffat will represent
the President in greeting the prime
minister. Moffat, chief Of the West
ern European division in the State
Department, has been designated
American consul general at Sydney,
Australia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-04

daughters Of the
soil sleep COM
fortably on the
floor that
they are some
what amazed at
the night club
W h i C h S t a r e S
them. daily and
nightly, in the
+ ace. and that
they so far have
n ever ventured
near it =. BY
n ow. however,
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w WITHIN a couple of stone
A | throws of Fredericksburg
wv the "Hot-Cha Club" stands
serene, aloof and across the
road from a family of farmers
Rumor has it that these sons and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-17

District superintendent, Rev. j. L.
Wolfe, of Fairmont, will make the
opening address on Friday evening.
Every Sunday school in the county will
De represented by three delegates.
Rev. R. L. Maness delivered his first
sermon here for the Conference year
on Sunday evening on the subject,
will man rob God?"
Mrs. Frank Lowdermilk spent a
few days in Confluence last week.
Mrs. Thad Glotfelty and son Charles
and granddaughter, of Davistown, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hetz and family,
Pittsburgh, were guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Alice Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Umbel spent
the weekend with their son at Evans
City, Pa.
Mrs. Alice Grove, who has been i'll
for some months, remains in about
the same condition.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-17
SELBYSPORT

The first Quarterly Conference for
the Friendsville charge will be held
at the Hoyes NJ. E, church next Sun
day, October 20, at 1880 p. M, The
Rev. j. L. Wolfe will preach and will
preside over the Conference. Begin
ming with that service the revival
meeting will begin and the pastor,
Rev. R. L. Maness, will be assisted by
Rev. Paul R. Maness, pastor of the
Deer Park Methodist church.
Rev. r. l.. Maness will leave on
Thursday for Morgantown to attend
the Methodist Mems Rally and Pas
tors Planning Conference. He will
be accompanied by J. W, Friend and
Harvey Friend as delegates from the
Friendsville charge.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid was held at the home of
Mrs, D. L. Fike on Thursday after
noon. Those present were, Rev. and
Mrs. Names, Mrs. Adele Frazee, Mrs.
Walter Lowdermilk, Mrs. Bessie Sill
baugh, Mrs. Clara Friend, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Fike, and Miss Agnes Frazee. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Harvey Umbel on Thursday,
November ID.
The Garrett county Sunday schoo'
convention will be held in the M. E
church at Friendsville on Friday and
Saturday, October 10 and 10. The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-17

be necessary to be furnished and kept
up or maintained entirely by the con-
tractor.
IA. The Board of Education re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids, without any obligations what
soever upon its part to give reasons
for any bids that may have been re-
iected by that Board, which bids may
have been submitted in accordance
with this advertisement.
The school bus routes for which
sealed bids or proposals are herewith
solicited through this advertisement
are as follows, the list setting OUT
FIRST-Identifying name of Route;
SECOND-Name of party trans
porting the children at the present
time, if being so transported;
neutrality-suspicious. number Of
pupils on Route up to September 30,
1885.
German to Bayard, West Virginia;
Milton E. Tucker; 6.
New Germany to Grantsville; Cas-
selman Motor Company; II.
White Rock to near the site of the
former John Friend School to con-
meet with the school bus now operated
by Foster Glover; Foster Glover; 6.
Dobbin Road to intersection of Cor
runa-Sand Run Road to connect with
the school bus now operated by Her
bert S. Richie; Herbert S. Richie; 4.
White Church to Top of Little Back
bone Mountain to connect with the
school bus now operated by Warren
Rathbun; Warren Rathbun; ~.
Asher Glade School to a satisfactory
point of connection with school bus
now operated by Emmett Friend; EN-
NETT Friend; II.
Promised Land to Oakland Ele-
mentary and High School; James San
ders; 10.
Tasker's Corner to near former
Highland School to connect with bus
now operated by George White; George
White; 8.
Dry Run to Black Hawk and from
Mrs. Floyd Bittinger's to Black Hawk;
Everett Green; 81.
Bear Creek to Accident; Elias Nc
Clintock, executor of Carl E. McClin-
took; 10.
Bert Grifith's to Schlossnagle's
Store to connect with bus now being
operated by Dwight Speicher; 8.
Any bid or proposal that may be
submitted in response to this adver-
tlsement, may be set out in the form
of a letter, giving the following five
(5) items of minimum information
l. IDENTIFYING NAME OF BUS
ROUTE as given above upon which the
bid or proposal is submitted
2. The ANNUAL RATE submitted
as the total cost to the Board of Ed
ucation for the actual operation of the
bus route named in the bid or proposal,
with the understanding that the
monthly rate is to be one-tenth there
of for each calendar month the bus
route is operated
3. A STATEMENT giving the in
formation whether the bid is based
upon an EXTENSION to a present
school bus route now being operated,
or for an independent and separate
route.
4. ANY OTHER INFORMATION
that the bidder may desire to be sub
mitted to the Board of Education for
its consideration and guidance.
5. NAME and ADDRESS of bid
der.
FOR the Board of Education of Gar
rett County Court House, Oakland,
Maryland.
By F. E. RATHBUN,
Secretary and County Superintendent.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
with hot water heat. Apply 70 Oak
street. -Advertisement 34-tf.
FOR RENT-To responsible party,
4-room house near hard surfaced road.
Apply Clarence A. Lee, Mt. Lake Park,
Md.-Advertisement 35-2t*
APPLES FOR SALE-We have a
nice lot of winter apples for sale, in
GLIDING Golden Delicious and Red De-
licious at our orchards on Route so.
Stehley Orchard Co., New Greek, w.
Ya.-Advertisement 33-4t*.
NOTICE-Mellinger's cider and APP
pie butter mill at North Glade will OPP
crate every Wednesday and Thursday
until end of season, beginning Sep
TENDER rs. Harvey Mellinger.-Ad-
vertisement 32-5t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-17

Oswell, Mountain Lake Park.-Ad-
vertisement 34-3t*
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route
of 800 families. Write today. Rawleigh,
Dept. MDJ-95-SH, Chester, Pa.-Ar-
vertisement 34-5t#
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment;
all modern conveniences. Mrs. Anna
Smouse, 105 Second Street, Oakland.
Advertisement 25-tf.
PUBLIC SALE OF. PERSONAL
Property at the farm of Chauncey
Bittinger, 3 miles east Of Bear Greek
Ledge, November /, beginning at one
observation-disclosures 36-2t
FOR SALE-House and lot on Oak
street at a great sacrifice. House has
all modern conveniences. Address X,
care The Observation-Disclosures
45-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-17
PAID LOCAL. NUTECES

FOR SALE-One English Beagle
Hound. Apply Clarence A. Lee, Mt.
Lake Park, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 35-2#
EYES EXAMINED for Glasses ev-
cry Wednesday, 900 a m. to 400 p. m.
DR.. S. Dantzic, 16 Alder street, Oak
land. Phone 82-J-Advertisement 35-tf
FOR SALE-One Police Dog; good
natured; reasonable price. Apply at
this office.-Advertise 36-3t*
FOR SALE OR RENT-Service
Station and two houses located on
U. S. Route No. 40, near Grantsville,
Nd. Further details on request. Ad-
dress Box 68, Grantsville, Md.-Ad-
vertisement 36-3t.
FOR SALE-Finest Persian Pedi-
greed Cats for sale cheap. Mrs. c. A.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank the many neigh
bors and friends for their kindness
during the illness and after the death
Of our dear mother, Mrs. Louisa G..
Frantz; also for the many floral trib-
utes and for the use Of automobiles
for the funeral.
THE CHILDREN.
A 36-1t
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notice.!
SEALED BIDS OR PROPOS-
AIS FOR TRANSPORTA-
TION OF SCHOOL Chill
DREN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of Education of Garrett
County, Maryland, will receive Sealed
Bids or Proposals at its office in the
Court House, Oakland, Maryland for
the transportation of public school pu-
pills to and from their schools, up to
1900 o'clock, noon, of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-17

THE IMPROVED reanng of the front end of the Ford VS. for
we'll illustrated by this shot Note the horn set the
behind chromium grille and the graceful
carried the edge of the radiator grille
hood ouvres caught behind the heaamp The
VS. insignia PROV OF the car is Of new design.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Danova stavka hrozf.

Goldsmith, predseda spolku
pozemkovych obchodnik6, pro-
hlasil, re V New Yorku MATTE
lie pozemkd a dom6 vyjdou ma
danovou stavku a prestanou
platit, nezaraz1-li mestska adj
m%inistrace okamzite plytvan1
pencil. Pracuje Sc ma budzetu
ma rok 1886 a pri tom neni je-
dineho mestskeho odboru, KITE
ry by nezadal O podstatne IVY
Semi. IS procent mestskych
poplatn1kG, pravf Goldsmith,
ztratilO bud dobrovolne anebo
ma soudn1 rozhodnutf sve ma
jetky pro nezaplacene mortgi-
&c, a ma tom nejvetsf vinu ne
sou premrstene dane, vysoke
poplatky "a vodu a rdzny 1tisk
jakym domac1m utlacuje NEST
sky odbor mad tenementy.
Goldsmith ukazuje, re As NEST
skych a okresn1ch odbor1 zada
ma pf1st1 rok zvysenf O $1O,-
0 10000. Ia minuly rok obna-
vydanf m6sta $558,432,-
500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
OdSouzen.

19lety bandita John Meade
byl pfivezen do statnf trestni-
ce V Lincoln, ably nastoupil &C.
letou lhGtu pro prepaid banky v
Blue Springs. Meade byl zat-
cen v Sabetha, Kansas We spo-
lecnosti l.. Kruse a Howarda
Vernona a tito byli poslani do
Iowy pro prepaid banky Sar-
gent Bluff, Ia. Byl odsouzen
ma &c rokG do trestnice. V
Sioux City, Ia, zatcen jeho
26lety bratr Fred Meade, O
nemz Sc mysl1, re Sc tez podiIel
ma pfepadu banky V Blue
Springs. Loupez spachali til
muzi. Vynesla jim S785. Fred
Meade byl v cervnu roku 1881
odsouzen ma 5 rokG do trestni-
ce pro loupezny prepaid. Teprv
koncem minuleho ledna byI
propulsion ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Z rise vedy.

Boulder hraz, ktera Dude pc
hrazi Norris V Tennessee, nej-
v6ts1 elektrarnou V Americe a
ma svete, stoj1 V pousti, daleko
Cd NEST a tovaren. Elektricka
s1la V nj vyrobena musf Sc We
sti daleko, ably Sc il mohlo upo-
trebiti. Nyni zfizuje Sc pre-
vodn1 LIME 27O mil dlouha, Cd
hraze do JIM Kalifornie, kde
Sc pax rozd6l1 ma transmisse
menS1, cd jednoho mesta k dru-
hemu. Pc nj povede Sc ohrom-
ne mnozstvf elektricke silly.
Jedna Sc tn hlavne O dive veci O
bezpecnost a spolehlivost, a O
1spornost.
Electricity proud povede Sc
pc transmisi napjet1m 287,0 900
voltG, coz je tlak obrovsky, nej
vyss1, jak6ho Sc V prGmyslu u
Viva. PAX ovsem Dude muset
byt postarano O dobrou insula-
CT. Bude take tTeba starati sc
o Ochranu prOtl zlVlum, vetru,
ledu a zatopam, kter6 jsou V
teto krajine caste. V6tsina te-
to 270-mflove cesty jde poustf,
kde Sc vznasf mracna alkalic-
keno prachu, ktery Sc ma draty
usazuje a byva insulaci nebez-
pecny. Proti tomu Dude take
tTeba uciniti opatTen1. Nebez-
peel hroz1 i cd blesku a veil
kych zaplav, nebot LIME yede
horskymi prdsmyky V sam6m
sousedstv1 rex a pramenG. Lii
ME Dude rozd6lena ma tTi casti,
80 m1lfch kazda, ktere budou
kazda samostatna. P1jdou v
nj diva RUNE proudly. V JIM
Kalifornii Dude Sc sfla pTij1ma-
ii ma peti rdznych stanicfch,
odkud il mohou dostavati me-
sta. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16

Soudce David V Chicago SOU
dill 22letou Helenu Fikar. Wy
pravela re il manzel skrtil,
kopal a jinak tyral.
Soudce Sc tazal, jestli snad to
nebylo pfatelske poplacavanf
EdWarda Fikara Jr., a ona ia
kove laskanf povazuje "a tyra-
nj. Fikarova pravila eco pax
vas to napada, vzdyt on meT1 6
stop 2 palce Gill skoro O stopu
vice nez ia a vaz1 21O a ia va
Tim sotva 100 liber." Ma to
soudce: ga YAM rozvod dam,
ale podruhe 81 vybeTte muze,
ktery by byl asi yas1 vahy a W.
sky"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16

Stara vaj1cka mali casio ne
dobrou chut. Ztratf il tim, re
je rozbijeme ma talfT a necha-
me staff nekolik hodin ma cerst-
VEN vzduchu.
Jelikoz mouchy nesnaS1 prG-
van, DIANE ma to, ably V kuchy-
nj nebo We Spill proudil neusta-
lie slime vzduch. Houba, namo-
cena V levandulove vode a po-
stavena bl1zko loze, udrzuje
tento obtfzny hmyz v patTicne
vzdalenosti.
Pradlo, ktere vesfme ma vol
mem vzduchu, zd1mame pokud
mono nejmene. P1sobenfm
kysI1ku stane Sc pradlo nejen
beIejS1, ale dostane i velmi pT1-
-jemnou vGni, zvlaSte schne-li
hodne rychle.
Abychom zabranili sklouz-
mutt det1 nebo starych osob We
vane, pouzijeme stareho tTecf-
no rucnfku jake podlozky ma
dine vany.
Knihy name chraniti nejen
pred prachem, ale take pred
sluncem. Slime paprsky slunec-
nj pGsob1 nepr1znive nejen ma
lepenku, ktera Sc krout1, ale nj
Ct barry ma vazbe, zvlaSte ma
hrbetu, knih. Proto V l6te chra-
mime knihy nejakou prac1 "a
clonou v tmavS1 barve.
Odvar z lfpovych kv6tG jest
ma prvn1m m1st6 mezi jinymi
lecivymi cali. Uz1vame jej
zvlast6 tehdy, chceme-li vyvo-
lati slime pocen1. Jest vybor-
nym l6kem pro zastaraly kasel,
zahlenovan1 dychac1ch trubic i
prydusek. Pr ob1rani kvetG
dbejme opatrne, abychom ne
lposkodili vetva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Tragedie.

V Pittsburghu, Pa, Robert
Ague, 13, a jeho sestra Betty,
II, byli ~nalezeni zastTeleni Of
Gem, Fred. H. Ague, kdyz Sc
vratili domG. Policie vyslovila
MAJOR, re hoch sestru nestast-
nou nahodou zastTelil, a pax z
l1tost1 spachal sebevrazdu.
Matka v dobe tragedie byla ma
navsteve u sveho otce, ktery
slime.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16

Luigi Razza, 43, italsky
ministr verejnych pracf a jeden
z hlavnich pomocn1kG premiere
Mussoliniho, a Raimondo Fran
chetti, znamy italsky cestova-
tel, byli mezi sedmi Italy, kteff
zahynuli V leteckem nest6st1
V Egypte. Vyprava byla ma
ceste do Eritreje, italske kolo-
ME We vych. Africe.
Rozc1leny domacfmi ne
svary, kovaf Wilfred Gibbs, Z
Banburg V Anglii, ~zastTelil ma
busu V nedeli til osoby a pax
spachal sebevrazdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
krajanske z rHEznVch stran.

O AUAAAyCn SCFdN.
" Youngstown, O., J. Ku-
llsek, Glen slovenske osady. byl
zabit bleskem, kdyz pracoval
ma poll bl1zko sveho domova.
Bylo mu 70 let.
V nedeli V Chicagu V Pl-
zenskem Parku Cechove a Slo-
vaci zahajili cinnost Csl. Narod
nlho Sdruzen1 V Americe. Tee
lem slaVnosti byla opatriti pro-
stfedky k zdarnemu plnenf
vsech 1kolG, kter6 doba pTftom-
ma V nasem verejnem a spolko-
vem zivote uklada.
Hudebnfk V Chicago Vol
tech Franc1k, spachal sebevra-
zdu obesen1m. Narodil Sc V
Oustalci V Plzenskem kraji V
Cechach. Dosahl start 81 let.
Povolan1m byl krejcf. V po-
sledn1ch letech Sc venoval po-
nejvlce hudbe.
V Chicago Chorvat John
Bocina dvema ranami skolil 80
leteho George O'Neilla, jehoz
matka je ceskeho pdvodu. Pff-
cinou byla sousedska hadka
mezi rodinami dvou hostin-
skych: Chorvata Johna Kuhty
a Slovenky Amy Korinko.
Chorvat, John Kuhta, vede
hostinec V els. 1886 Fisk ul. a
prGcel1 jeho stavenf je V ulicce.
Ma druhe strane ulicky jsou "a
Sc Obytne m1stnosti domu els.
1112 zap. Cullerton ul., V n6mz
je take hostinec, ktery vede rs
Lefty slovensky krajan Tomas
Korinko.
Bylo 10 minut do pdlnoci,
kdyz pry do Korinkovych oxen
v ulicce zacaly letati kameny.
Hazely pry je matka a dcery
z Kuhtovy rodiny, kter6 pry 81
stezoyaly, re u Korinkd jeste v
iodine je ramus.
Z Korinkova obydl1 vysli dc
ulicky matka Anna Korinkova
iej1 dcera Anna Kamisova a ie.
il syn Tomas Korinko. Ptali sc
PAM Kuhtove a jejf dcery, ia.
ky je to napad hazet jim kane.
nj do oxen. M1sto odpov6di prJ
doslo k tahanici, pTi ktere cel$
vyprava z Korinkova obydl
byla pry Kuhtovymi zmlacena
Kdyz Korinkdv zet, krajan FIR
KamiS pc zaslechnut1 kTiku Y
ulicce vybehl ven, spatTil, jaI
Bocina MAZE V ruce zeleznor
tyc, mlat1 vsechny tTi pc hla.
vach.
V Korinkove hostinci George
O'Neill, znam6mu Plzni poo
pTezd1vkou "Porky" stalemu
hostu 81 Korinkovi stezovali
O'Neill prohlasil, re takhle tc
nemohou nechati a radil, ably
sli znovu ma stanici a vyzvedl-
ma KuhtOvy Zatykac.
Neil Sc vsak u Korinku k
druhe cest6 ma policejnf stani-
CT odhodlali, usmyslil 81 O'Neill
re sam zajde Ike Kuhtovym yep
tati Sc jich, co myslf t6mitC
hadkami. Pozadal TomaSe Ko-
rinka, ably Sci S MIN. Kdyz pTi-
sli Ike Kuhtovu hostinci, tam
Jim nechteli otevTfti. O'Neill
Sc domahal pr1stupu. Ma ko-
nee Bocina zastTelil O'Neilla.
Jeho matka, Anna O'Neill,
58leta, jmenovala Sc "a svobod
ma Halova.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15
STRATOSPHERE
 TRIP PROPOSED

WASHINGTON, April 15.-- The largest balloon in the world will rise to the stratospheres from South Dakota next summer, fitted with many new safety devices.
 While persons on the earth are sweltering in the summers heat, Capt. Albert w. Stevens and Capt. Crvil A. Anderson of the United States Army will fly toward the upper atmosphere in an air-con- ditioned gondola. secure in the be- lief that every possible danger has been anticipated.
 Every detail of the investigations made after last years stratosphere flight ended in ripping of balloon fabric, gas explosion, and para chute jumps by the three passen- gers of the gondola, has been used to make this summers trial safe the National Geographic Society announces. The society is backing the flight jointly with the Army
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15
USE OF RELIEF FUNDS IS URGED
 IN ENT ERPRISE
Nevadan Proposes Alloting $75,000, ,000 to
 Stimulate Industry
EFFORT BEING MADE TO GET BLOC BACKING
Money Would Be Admin istered Through Fed
 eral Bureau Mines

p WASHINGTON, April 15.--A plan to align a powerful congressional bloc behind a proposal to allot SIS ,cco,Co0 of relief funds to stimu- late gold mining and develop re- serves of deficiency minerals was advanced on Capitol Hill today by Representative Schrugham of Me- vada. He said he planned to as- semble early this week a group of Ccngressmen and Senators to con- sider endorsing the program.
 The money would go to the fed eral bureau of mines since it would be used not only in the west but in mining areas throughout the nation. Schrugham said he planned to seek the support of 105 House members who represent mining dis tricts.
 The $75 100000 expenditure is justified on relief basis, Schrugham asserted, because it would provide thousands of jobs to help read just stranded mining populations and in addition would have the ad- vantage of interesting the nations monetary gold and silver reserve. Developing of mineral resources is essential toI modern industry he said