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Evening star., 1935-07-07
CURLEY REPORTED
IN ACCIDENT CAR
Police Say Governor Was
Riding in 1t When Auto
Crashed Into Tree.
BY the Associated Press.

by t0o hSoOClHteO FTesk.
NEWTON. Mass, July 6.-An on
cial Newton police report tonight
placed Gov. James M. Curley in his
automobile at the time State troop
er, riding as escort, was thrown from
his motor cycle and critically injured
here July 4. The Governors car hit
a tree to avoid hitting the of1lcer.
Curley, in several statements since
the accident. has maintained he left
his official car several miles from the
scene and was proceeding home M
another car by q different route when
Trooper Joseph N. Noone was hurt.
Curley was not available for COM
ment on the report. The chief execu-
tive was reported to be resting on
Cape Cod.
In the meantime, the condition Of
Trooper Nome at the Newton Hos
pital was reported as fair"
Noone was escorting the Governor s
automobile, when, in attempting a
sudden stop TO avoid colliding with
another car reported to have been
running on the left side Of the street.
his motor cycle skidded. throwing him
over the handlebars to the cement
pavement. The Governors car was
swerved sharply to avoid his PROSTATE
form and crashed into a small tree,
uprooting it. None of the occupants
was injured.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

Sadakichi Hartman, veteran art
critic and author of more than 16
books, including dramas. poetry and
short stories. arrived here from his
home in California several days ago
Ito see how the land lies"
by this" he said. Il mean renting
small studio here in Washington
and seeing whether or not some form
of subsidy is not possible for young
and deserving artists Of this city who
are thus far. TO say the least, un-
recognized"
Mr.. Hartman wrote the first book
on American art, published in 1900
This year it was reprinted. Included
in his other works are five dramas
built around religious heroes. a biog-
raphy OF Whistler. a criticism of
Japanese art and two works on art
composition.
Papers Come and Co."
In 1894 Mr. Hartman published a
paper. Art Critic, in Boston. Since
then he has been associated with NO
Evening star., 1935-07-07

first degree murder charge. previously
had confessed to deputy sheriffs that
he brought the woman to his farm
last May 9 as housekeeper. attacked
her and beat her to death when she
resisted. Sheriffs, directed by Ponzcek,
found her body buried in an 8-foot
grave, beneath that of a dog. on his
farm
Evening star., 1935-07-07
DR.. RUTH DEANS LIFE
TERM TO BEGIN TUESDAY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSON. Miss, July Sunless
Gov Sennett Conner again intercedes,
DR.. Sarah Ruth Dean CT Greenwood,
Miss, prominent socially and profess
sionally. must begin next week serving
a life sentence in the State peniten-
tiary.
The Greenwood woman doctor. con-
victed Of the poison whisky highball'
death of her clinical associate. DR.
John Preston Kennedy. must begin
serving her sentence Tuesday unless
Gov. Conaer, who left .he capitol to-
Cay for an unannounced destination,
acts before that time.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
ILLNESS FREES CARTER

LAUREL, Miss, July s LP.-After
physicians testified his health would
be endangered by continued imprison-
ment, w. M. Carter. 6s-year -old Laurel
business man convicted several weeks
ago Of completely In the butcher-slay-
ing of Mrs. Daisy Keeton. was freed
under SIS 900 bond here today.
Carter had been sentenced to life
Imprisonment
Evening star., 1935-07-07

713,O00,000 pounds. This compared
with 100, 1855, 900, 900 pounds In 1888
and the record amount Of 103,l62.-
600, 900 pounds in 1881.
This consumption, the department
said, amounted to 1865 pounds per
capita in 1894, compared to 1863
pounds in 1888 and 831.5 pounds in
1881.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Passenger Cars Gain.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,, July R.-
Passenger car registrations for the
first six months of this year were
1927 ,404, an increase of 50,40S over
the number listed in the same period
last year, Edward j. Hughes. secre-
tary Of State, said today.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Uarna nf Ttarks.

ANDERSON, BEATRICE THORNTON. To
many friends: We wish TO express
our most sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion for the beautiful foral tributes and
for your kind words of consolation dur
ing our bereavement.
DAUGHTER. SON IN LAW AND
GRANDSON
TOY, MARY K. Mrs Elizabeth Toy ac-
knowledees with sincere thanks the
kindness of friends and relatives dur
ing the illness Of her daughter, MARY
r. TOY. and the beautiful flowers and
expressions Of sympathy at her death.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
FARMER GIVEN LIFE
FOR NUMBERING NURSE
Minnesota confessor Sentenced
Four Hours After Grand
Jury Indictment.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANOKA, Mimi. July 6.-Joseph
Ponzcek. farmer near here, was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment in Dis
trict Court at 2 pm. today, four hours
after q county grand jury had in
dicted him for the staying of Mrs.
Clara Williams. 63. Minneapolis nurse.
Ponzcek. who pleaded guilty to
Evening star., 1935-07-07
FOUND.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
AnimaI Rescue League II o st NV
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Marrianra.

BOLEN-COAKLEY. Mr. and Mrs Brodie
H Coakley announce the marriase Of
their daughter. JEANNE ANDREWS
BOLEN at Elllcott City. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
LOST.

LOST.
Lost ana Found advertisements
for the daily Star tCt.l be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. tnclustre. up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
bAG-Nurse's: black. overnisht; early
ward II returned to 2219 California st.
NV. Apt: q: Phone Decatur 0055.
B1ILFoID. brown, markings "Mots Lum-
White House Lincoln Memorial or in cspi-
To- w. sqaRs MaTfst Ss'qae Ma to Mrs
FRATERNITY PIN; Kappa Gamma Psi,
Reward. Call Adams O424.
GOLD PIN clover leaf with solitaire dia-
mond. Reward. Phone Wisconsin 1855.
ass 5TSwH 9. wal
sfternoon Reward. Phone Adams sssS.
TO c. E. Phillips. 1908 Clarendon road.
Bethesda. Maryland. e
PIN-Circular gold pin set with pearls. on
July in NV. Reward. Room 9Os, 1925
H st. NV.
PIN-Heart-shs ped. pearl and diamond: in
street car. 10th and G. Reward. IS New
York ave. NV. Apt. l06. g
POLICE DOG, years old. male: black and
Liberal reward. 7O5 Rock Greek Church
rd NV. Phone Adams 1895.
ROSARY. green. silver crucifx. Friday
m. Reward. 1862 South Carolina ave.
Sc. Atlantic 1882.
WRIST WATCH. white gold. lady's; for
eign make: full name engraved on back.
Reward. Potomac 1905. -
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Gone, but not forgotten.
WIFE AND AUNT, LUCY DUNMORE

Gone, but not forgotten.
WIFE AND AUNT, LUCY DUNMORE. .
HUGHES. CECILIA. IN sad remembrancs
OF our lovine mother CECEBIA
HUGHES, who departed this life one
year ago today, July 2, 1884.
Sowing mother. SO good and kind
No better or, earth could ever be found
o Lord. give her eternal rest.
LYTToN. CAROLINE FRANCES A.
tribute Of love in memory OF d
friend CAROLINE FRANCES A. LY
TON. who passed away one year b.
Her memory is as fresh today
AS in the hour she passed away
HELEN AND MAURICE FER0USC
HyattSville. Nd.
MAGILL. JOHN MILTON. tribute
band and father. JOHN MILTON Ma
GILL. who left us one year aso TO-DAY
July Z. 1894.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left an empty void
This world can never MI
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
WILDER. JAMES r. In sad but lovin1
and father. JAMES r. WILDER, VII ,
left US one year ago today. July :.
1894. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
MORE MILK CONSUMED
Average for 1884 Is 1865 Pounds
Per Capita.

Milk used for human consumption
In 1884 was estimated by the Agricul-
ture Department yesterday at 100,-
Evening star., 1935-07-07

day. July g. 1885 at his residence, go
Eye St NV. WILLIAM THOMAS
YOUNG, beloved husband Of Rebecca
Mckenzie Young and devoted father of
Florence Y Brooks Helen Y Davis
William Ralph Young and the late D.
Mackenzie p. Young. Also survivine
him are three sisters Jennie Youne -of
Rosaryville. Md; Mrs Georgia Better
and Mrs Helen Mitchell OF Mitchell
vile. Nd. and many other relatives sno
friends Notice of funeral later
Evening star., 1935-07-07
In MPn1nrtattt

DUNM0RE. BENJAMIN; WILLIAMS
SARAH. My husband. BENJAMIN Dun
MORE. who departed this life July. : .
1905. and nv niece SARAH WI
LIAMS, who departed this life May 80
1926.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
CALVERT. SANDY ALEXANDER. On Fri
HERBERT Z. JONES. N. @.
Attest: JAMES r. GRAY. Secretary.

CLOCK. EMMA MEAGLEY, On Saturday.
July 6. 1888. EMMA MEAGLEY CLOCK;
Binghamton. N Y. Body resting at the
chapel of Joseph Gawler Sons. 1858
Pa ave. NV: until 10 am. Monday.
July g. Services at her late residence.
10 NewIands 81, Chevy Chase. Nd. on
Monday. July g. at pm. 1nterment
Binghamton. N. Y. Please do not send
hnWRrs
Evening star., 1935-07-07

CONNER, RACHEAL. On Friday, July 5.
1885. at GaIlinser Hospital. RACHEAL
l. De Berry of Charlotte. N. G, and
son. John Smith. Notice of funeral
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Are You
Hard to Fit?

Speciol Attention to the d-to-fit
fellows II you're toll, leon, slim,
long, chunky, stubby, fot, short or
stout-you con find your size in
this group. Experienced soIesren
to serve YOU! .
Evening star., 1935-11-01

when she did not answer, Jane Lee
went on:
"You can pack and leave while
skeeter takes his nap this afternoon.
He might ask questions If he sees you
getting ready to 90. Children don't
miss older people long. They soon
forget"
with that she was gone. Sugar
looked after her .dumbly. She had to
leave. Her promise to Skeeter was to
be broken 20 soon Did Mrs. lie Mas
ters think she didn't see through her
little plan? She had been clever,
but not clever enough.
She sat down stif1ly on her bed,
trying to collect her thoughts. She
was up against stone. wall. There
was no use trying to fight back. It
would be better to take the job In
the drug store. at least for while.
It was more money than she. had
ever dreamed Of earning.
And it would mean her inde-
pendence. She would not have to
turn to Scoop for help. She had
Mother Friddle to think Of, too. No
doubt the old lady would be very
much distressed and puzzled II she
went away to New York with . man
who was practically stranger.
Finally Sugar went downstairs.
Skeeter was so happy at being per-
mitted to fish in the My pond that
he did not notice Sugars failure to
enter into his game.
In q few minutes Eurasia came out.
When Sugar saw her face she knew
Mrs. lie Masters had told the old
darky the news. Her black, wrinkled
face erumpled.
Dat ole debbil done got her way
At de last" Eurasia wiped her eyes
on her apron. 1T goin' be les lax
graveyard 'roun' heah now, honey"
Sugar put her finger to her lips
and motioned toward the baby.
The old cook broke into = fresh
Evening star., 1935-11-01

Sugar was like . Craven image.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
burst Of tears and~hurried back into

burst bur Of tears snd,:hurried back into
Nothing had ever hurt Sugar 90
much In her life - saying good-by
to Skeeter. When she left the Or
phanage 1t had made her sad. But
when she bent over the sleeping baby
to kiss him she was certain 1t was
farewell forever. Mrs. Le Masters
would zee to that.
There had been room In her little
heart for all the babies 1T the Or
phanage. But none Of them had ever
seemed 50 nearly her own a. Skeeter.
She had watched him grow from .
thin, underfed, frightened little baby
into . rosy. romping boy In six weeks.
And it had seemed like . miracle
she had performed herself.
And now Skeeter would wake up
and find her gone. He would think
she had gone because he was . bad
boy and tried TO get out Of his
crib. And she had promised she
would forgive him and stay with him
always.
For once In her Life Sugar Friddle
wished abe were dead. A. she walked
down the long, shiny stairs and out
into the stifiing July afternoon she
was certain life could hold no more
happiness.
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1935-11-01
13%2'j$!.sa'
Alms SseXx Sc4r1erry

interest. I may do more for her. She's
very pretty, and seems to be boy
crazy. want you to keep . sharp
eve on her and find out what sort Of
men she associates with"
Mrs. Sidel nodded, relieved.
Certainly, Mrs. lie Masters. I'll
guard her ~ If she were my own
child"
Jane Lee was pleased she had put
the proposition to Mrs. sidel in such
. way that she apparently had no
suspicious, She hurried home.
sugar was dressing skeeter to 60
outside when her employer walked
into the. nursery. For . dreadful &c.
ond Sugar felt faint. What had she
done now? But Jane Lee smiled
blandly.
GOOD morning. Sugar. Hello.
Skeeter baby"
She bent and kissed her sons cheek.
Sugar wondered again at her inditIer.
ence. It seemed impossible that any
one could resist taking skeeter up and
almost eating him. He was 80 sweet
and cuddly.
Sugar smiled with relief.
I'VE were just going out to hsh
in the lily pond. I hope it's cooler
out there"
ITS q dreadful day. So muggy.
Take the baby down to Liney. I
want to talk with you . little while. "
Mrs. lie Masters saw the terror In
Sugars eyes and smiled easily.
"Oh. don't worry. It's nothing
dreadful. I have q surprise for you.
It ought to be very good news."
| Jane Lee walked the nursery nerv.
ously until Sugars return. Sugar
stood stffly before her, trying to be
the respectful servant.
How would you like to better your
position?" The blond gave her the
first really friendly smile she had ever
offered. Would that make you
happy"
Sugar was stunned with the turn oi
events She wet her lips.
"Of course. Mrs. lie Masters, I'd like
10 very much.' She wondered fear.
fully Whist was coming next.
I'm going to give you = better job
I've decided 1t hasn't been quite right
Of me to shut you up like I have.
keeping you 20 tied down. How would
you like to work in the drug store?"
Sugar stared incomprehendingly.
Mrs. Le Masters forced . light laugh.
II don't wonder you're surprised.
Your salary will be $40 . week. and
I've arranged for your board and room
at Mrs. sidel's boarding house for 3s.
That will leave you 81 for spending
money. Aren't you thrilled"
But" Sugar said dasedly. "the-
that means some one else will have to
take care Of Skeeter?"
Mrs. Le Masters nodded.
That's all set, too. Dillie isn't get
ting along 50 well with her new hus-
band. She's anxious to come back.
She's been with 5keeter ever since
he was born. 50 you don't need To
worry about that"
II don't know what to say-'
Sugars face had lost all its color.
"Oh. don't thank me-" Jane Lee
crossed. to the door. II Just decided
We were . little hard on you. And
I'm always glad to admit when I'm
wrong. If you're . good girl and work
hard there1l be q promotion for you
later. You don't want to be . soda
clerk all your life. Perhaps later I'll
find you 4 job where you aren't
known. That's always best in . case
ike yours"
Sugar was like . Craven image.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Wrestling Referee Assaulted.

ST. PAUL R.-carlos Phenieis
volunteered to referee . wrestling
match In . movie thsatsr. A little
later he wished he had offered to
wrestle. The spectators apparently
thought Phsnicie favored one of the
grapplsrs and many Of them made .
rush for the ring. Stage hands aided
Evening star., 1935-11-01

the referee. but they didn't whisk him
from ths ring tn time. 4 dashlight,
hurled By an angry fan. struck Phe-
nicie In: the face, knocking out two
teeth. .a
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Arctic Concert.

Arehangel. in Northern Russia, has
just closed IL first symphony concert
seaaon.
Evening star., 1935-11-01

Buys More.
cuhe II buying 100 times - much
American 11ce aSea yeAI 40.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
FoII Topcoots

Breezy Fall Potterns, Checks, Mixtures, Plain
CoIors and Lively Tweeds Half Belts or Full
Belts. Plenty of Conservative Types. All Sizes
for Regulars Novelty Weoves and Sports
Fobrics, Box Coots and Semi-Fitted., ~
AnnsE)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Letec ~"kouzeInikem."

Fantasticka prfhoda O obje-
ven1 Paula Redferna, americ-
keno aviatika, ktery zmizel
pred osmi roxy, a nynf pry zije
jake "kouzelnfk" v dzunglfch
v holandske Guiane, byla pTi-
nesena Tomem Roche. Tento
muz, V Nemecku rozeny Anne
rican, pravil, re r. 1888 Iii Pc
tfi mes1ce S Redfernem, ktery
zmizel Ia letu z Brunswick,
Ca, do Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Iii. Roche pred tim povedel
svdj pf1beh James Parkovi, a.
merickemu konsulu V Colon.
Park postal tuto informaci do
statn1ho odboru S nabidkou
Rocheho, re by T1dil vypravu,
ktera by Redferna privezla
zpet, z koncin kde zije v pri-
mitivnf chyzi rudoch1, vzdalen
veskere civilizace. Roche Wy
pravel, re Redfern byl tezce
zranen kdyz jeho letadlo vra-
zilo do hory. Indiani, kterl jej
nasli S obema nohama a levou
rukou zlomenymi, jej osetrili
az Sc uzdravil. Nemec pravil,
re Sc sesel S letcem v indianske
vsi, kdyz slysel rudochy vypra-
YETI o "Velk6m bfl6m kouzel-
nikovi'. Mimo toho pravil, re
kdyz opoustel Guianu, Redfern
prosil ably donesl zpravu
jeho otci, DR.. Carl Redfernovi
We Washingtonu, D. c., a jeho
manzelce, Gertrude, o jejfmz
pobytu, jak pravil, newt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Ze zivota dobrodruzne.

Pred nekolika Lefty "vstoupi-
la do zivota" Rev. B~artolomeje
Chudacka, ktery pred 23 lety
pGsobil take v Chicago jake
kazatel, tanecnice Betty Ran
dolphova cd Follies. Utekla
mu cd oltafe. Pozlobeny ze-
Mich zabredl do ostudy dals1
kdyz Sc stall neslavnym svou
zalobou prot nj ma $50, 900
pro porusen1 slibu manzelstvf.
Soud rozhodl proti nemu. O
Chudackovi cd te dolby nebylo
mnoho slyseti. o Betty, jeho
neveste nekolika mes1c1, Sc ty-
to dny noviny V New Yorku ro-
zepsaly.
Betty, caste provdana a cas-
to rozvedena, vyvolala zapla-
WI kept pc Broadway svou
zalobou, re r. 1916 ma zadost
L. Bambergera slfbila re Sc "a
neho provda, a on il slfbil, re
81 il venue v dobe ma ktere sc
dohodli.
Pozdeji pry jej propustila re
slibu. Nynf zada $1,000 900.
Bamberger pry ma $15,OOO,-
900, a rocnf pT1jem 100000
by j umoznil z1ti.
Betty 81 nynf naTfka, re je
bez centu. Zacala We SVEN by
te agenturu pro prodej orchi-
dej1-a kytic SWIM byvalym pTa-
tel1m z lepsfch dob, ale OBJ
chod nesel valne.
V r. 1915 Betty opustila kla-
ster v Baltimore, kde byla cd
detstvf ma vychove, a vdala sc
Ia Billy Spickera, svihaka z
Marylandu. Tomuto manzel-
stvf ucinen konec, kdyz prisla
ma Broadway a stala sc sensac1
ma t~anecnfch prknech Follies.
81 vzala inzenyra Tho
mas Haucka, ktery 81 wal roz-
vod udav, re zenuska ma vice
rada Lee Edwardse, zp6vaka z
jeviste.
Jejfm dals1m manzelem Sc
stal Gerald Brady, policista v
Yonkers, ktery pro nj obsazo-
val konske dostihy u sazkaf1.
r. 1923 81 vzala cd Bradyho
tajny rozvod, a pax Sc sezna-
S Rev. Bartolomejem Chu-
dackem, a jich znamost Sc sta
la tax silnou, re oba 81 vyzvedli
povolenf k snatku v Green
Conn. Cd oltare utekla.
PAX Sc il zallbil Paul Swein-
vydavatel Tits Weekly,
tisknoucf klepy z divadelnfho
Wall sc 10. cervna
ale manezlstvf take dlou-
no netrvalo. Kdyz Betty 81 Wy
mohla cd soudu rozluku a pod
poru $35 tydne, manzel radeji
zmizel, nez ably platil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

Maria Jeritza, primadonna
opern1, potvrdila v 1tery v
Hollywood zpravu, re pracuje
ma rozvodu cd manzela sveho,
barona Leopolda Pepper de
Podhragy. Popfra, re by "a
snoubena byla S jinym.
Rozvod ku platnosti dospeti
ma We V1dni behem til nebo
ctyr tydnG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
PlacIa mu pres kapsu.

Clause Steffen, farmar z Fa-
yette, Sc stall obetf cikanskeho
carovanf do WISE $40, kdyz byl
zastaven ma rohu Main ulice
nekolika cikany ma kaTe, kterl
Sc jej ptali ma cestu, velikost
mesta, a ma obchod. Pr tom
jedna cikanka jej placla pres
kalhoty v mfste, kde mel zadni
kapsu. Cikani odjeli We sve
kaTe. Steffen Sci pc SVEN.
Objevil ztratu $40 teprve po-
zdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

We Wilson & Co., masafske
nakladarne, v Oklahoma City,
nalezeno bylo pet bomb. z ma
kladarny v 1tery vyslo ma stav-
ku 375 uniovych d6lnfkd.
Governor Marland VIM z po-
lozenl bomb v podniku "'profe-
sionelnf agitatory'' a myslf, Re
unie nema S tim CO d6lati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Banda chce byti bezpecnou.

V ST. Louis policie zatkla
diva dlouho hledan6 gangstery.
V jejich 1krytu objevila doko-
naly arsenal vsemoznych zbra-
nj. Mezi mimi byly ocelov6
platy, vaz1cf padesat liber, KITE
re Sc dali privazati k ramenGm
jejich nositele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Celedfn Sc zastreIil.

Lester Lawrence, 25, farmaF
sky celed1n z Grundy Center
skoncil sebevrazdou stfeliv Sc
do spanku z rucnice. Jeho mr.
tvola byla nalezena blfze kri-
bu ma kornu. Par koni, S nimiz
celedfn delal, byl nalezen ma
poll. Jeho otec ma restauraci
v Lincoln.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

V New Yorku Sylvestr Lam
carlo, Is let starry, skopal sve-
no tr1leteho bratTfcka Johna
tax, re zemrel. Sylvestr pc CT
nu zmizel. Kdyz Sc vratil do
MI, byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Nepochodila.

Mnohonasobny milionaT Ro-
bert Barbour z New Yorku,
byl osvobozen re zaloby Rity
Martini, % let stare modelky,
jez jej vinila, re il zbil We SVEN
dome ma strese dine 3. zaT1
1882. Zadala odskodne $780,
900. Soudce zam1tl zalobu beZ
poznamky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

6AA A1AduI11 ia
ponska podalo ultimatum Gin
skym uraddm, JIM hrozf pu-
movan1m Peipingu a Tientsinu,
jakoz i Kalganu, 100 mil sew.
zap. cd Peiping, pak-li kazda
proti-japonska akce nebude
zastavena.
Japonstf generalove Sc nijak
netaj1 Sc sym 1myslem, zahr-
nouti jmenovana mesta do Cd
zbrojeneho 1zemf, ktere dosud
lez1 neco severne cd Mich. Jich
velitele tvrdf, re gen. Chang
Kaj-sek, dictator vlady v Nan
kingu, jakoz i gen Ju Hsue-
cung, velitel cinskych vojsk v
sew. Cine, jsou zodpovedni "a
dlouhou radu domnelych poru-
Semi pr1mer1 v Tangku, podep-
saneho 81. kvetna, 1888, jfmz
Sc ukoncila cinsko-japonska
valka o Mandzusko, a dial Sc
wink nynejs1mu vasalskemu
statu, Mancukuo. Japonsky
konsul v Nankingu dnes podal
cfnskym dradGm notu, v nfz
Cfnane jsou obvineni, re prova-
deli propaganda prot Japon-
cum nejen v Cine, ale i v Spoj.
|Statech a jinych zemfch; re
zvysili ella ma japonske zbozf
vzdor pTedchozfmu jednanf.ze
.chtejl zavesti radiofonickou
sluzbu mezi Cfnou a Spoj. Sta
ty, aniz napred il zavedli take
s Japonskem; re cinske listy v
Sanghaji odmftaj1 pTijfmati or
namky japon. firem; a re Gin
ska vlada p~Techovava korejske
revolucionare prot Japon-
sku.
" Dover, Angle, vynofil
Sc z more automobil, cely mo-
kry, ale v dobrem stavu, a ma
stoupil pc silnici cestu k Londy-
nu. Preplaval cely la-manche-
sky kanal z Francie v Calais v
hodinach a dvaceti minu-
tach. Je to kara zvlastnl SOU
stavy, s jakou byly ma vode
uz konany drive pokusy, ale
pTejeti anglicky konal podaTilo
Sc poprve. Auto r1d1 nemecky
sportsman Jacob Doulig. Je
to novinka, ale prozat1m Sc il
media prakticky pouziti. Pc To-
di dostanou Sc Tide ma bfeh "a
hodinu a aeroplanem jeste drl-
We.
" Anglii, jak oznameno,
bylo 20. kvetna 2,O44.752 ne
zamestnanych osob.
= Zprava z Londyna df:
Mirage" je' jmeno move kou-
rove kamuflaze, ktera jsouc
jakymsi napodoben1m Fata
morgany, byla 1spesne vyzkou
sena birtskymi vojenskymi a
leteckymi drady behem nedav-
nych cviceni.
Jak jeff samotne jmeno uka-
zuje, nova kourova kamuflaz
nema v 1celi zastTiti ell 1toku,
ale splse zmasti 1tocnlka a "a
vesti jej ma neprave misto.
Kourova "Fata morgana"
byla rozlozena ma hlavn1 linii
mezi Londynem a Brightonem,
podel planin vysin Surrey. PAX
bylo nafizeno 1toc1c1 skadrone,
ably letela do stredu anglicke-
no kanalu, a pax Sc vratila po-
die hlavni zeleznicni trait a ha
zela pumy ma Croydon, a vzala
81 fotografie. Utocnfci vskutku
Sc dali zmasti nastrojenym kla-
mem.
Tajemstvi "Fata morgany''
je pTisn6 strezeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Pet zabito. 8 zransno.

We srazce automobile u Clio
yer, JIM Karollna, v nedeli
zabito bylo pet osob a 8 crane
no.