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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
NOTES BUILDING Squirt
Peters Advised Many Skilled Work
men Back on Jobs.

Employment of skilled workmen
in the construction industry is pick
ing up rapidly throughout Indiana
R. Earl Peters. state director of the
Federal Housing Administration, re-
vealed today. A survey just COM
pleted, Mr.. Peters said. shows that
in more than half of the states 90
counties, building tradesmen are be-
ing transferred from relief rolls to
private pay rolls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
AVIATION FAN, s, TAKES RIDE ON REAL PLANE
AirpIans games

AirpIane game,
they have
played during
the last two
months became
real yesterday
TO Dickie
Campbell, s,
Louisville, and
CarOle Barrett,
3, Cincinnati.
Dickie,
tagged like
a precious bit
of freight,
was placed on
an American
Airlines plane
at the Municipal
Airport.
He had been
visiting CarOIe
at the home
of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Barrett,
in Cincinnati.
for two months,
and came to
the Airport here
by auto.
Dickie's father,
Joseph P.
Campbell, who
met him in
Minneapolis,
is national
organizer of
the Socialist
Labor Party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
GEN. MAC ARTHUR MUM
Smiles at Roosevelt Report He May
Take Filipino Post.

By CHttcd Press
WASHINGTON, July eileen.
Douglas Macarthur smiled today
and said nothing in reply to Presi-
dent Roosevelt's statement he may
organize and train Philippine
army.
mo comment was the terse re-
Spouse of the United States Army S
chief of staff.
The President revealed that re-
lease of Gen. Macarthur for Phil
ippine duty has been under dis
cussion for several months. A for
NAL invitation was understood to
await the outcome of an islands
election, Sept. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
ARMY RAID BARES
new CUBAN CRISIS
Public Works Chief and
35 Aids Arrested.
Copyright, 1885. BY united Press,

HAVANA, July GA raid by
army men on the Public Works
Department brought the disclosure
today that troubled Cuba faces a
fresh political crisis.
On the charge that a financial
scandal was being perpetrated, SOL
diers surrounded the Public Works
Building yesterday and arrested
Undersecretary Francisco Diaz and
IS aids. 1t was learned that, aside
from the financial charges, the raid
aimed at crushing a new political
organization-the Black Eagle
composed of former army officers
and supporters of Gerardo Ma
Chado
The political Importance of the
arrests was increased by the init
nation that Mr.. Diaz is a close
friend of President Carlos Men
dieta.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
NOEL SCAFFA GUILTY,
WILL FACE NEW CHARGE
Trial to Be Started Before SIeuth
Can Appeal.
By United Press

By DHltCd Press
NEW YORK, July 27.-Noel
Scaffa, famous detective convicted
of perjury. will be tried on charges
of violating the Federal stolen
properties act before he can appeal
the first conviction, government at
torneys said today.
The jewel sleuth was found guilty
by a Federal court jury yesterday
of giving false information to a
grand jury investigating methods by
which he recovered S185,000 worth
of jewelry stolen i'll Miami in Jan
uary from Mrs. Margaret HakeS-
worth Bell of New York. Judge
Carroll Hincks will sentence him
Aug. 13. The jury acquitted him on
one of four counts of an indict-
ment but convicted him of the
others.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
TRAP BURGLAR SUSPECT
WITH AID OF FIREMEN
Police Use Ladders to Seize Prowler
in Hardware Store.

Aided by the fire department
which rushed to the scene with lad
ders, police early today captured
Hollis Cox, 80, of 706 E. Morris-st,
in Koehring's Hardware Store, 882
Virginia -av.
The alarm was turned in by Dick
Muhl, 5000 S. Meridian-st, who told
officers he saw man raise a WIN
dow on the second floor of the
building. The call for ladders fol-
lowed, the place was surrounded
and Cox was found hiding on a
storage shelf in the rear of the store,
according to police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
TRAFFIC CLUB GROUP
TAKES ANNUAL OUTING
Families and Friends Join Members
at Lake Maxinkuckee.

Members of the indianapolis
Traffic Club, their families and
friends left Union Station today for
the organizations outing at Culver
Military Academy on Lake Maxim
kuckee.
The railroad executives will ride
horses, sail boats and play. golf at
this annual frolic. A banquet is
scheduled for this evening.
w. Luther Snodgrass, general SUI
perintendent of traffic of the Indi-
ana Railroad System, is president.
The picnic was arranged and di-
rected by B. D. Rhodes, division
freight agent of the Pennsylvania.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
PROPOSE RADIUM GIFT
Federation to Act on Suggestion at
Meeting Oct. T.

Radium for cancer control will be
furnished City Hospital by the
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
if recommendations are adopted at
the annual meeting in the Claypool
Oct. 4.
The clubs voted the first subscrip-
ton of 500 in honor of Mrs. G. j.
Finch, district president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
SHOP WINDOWS BROKEN
Two East Side BARRIERS Report SabO-
tage to Police.

Two more barber shop windows,
both in East Indianapolis. were
smashed oy unknown persons last
night. according to police. Victims
were Russell Sliker. 2034 E. Wash
intgon-st. and w. j. Rice, 1922 E
Westinghouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
FOUR DIE IN OIL BLAST
Several Firemen Hurt Fighting
Blaze; Buildings Saved.
By Unitcd Press

DU CHiitu fTtSS
BILLINGS, Mont, July 27.-An
Oil refinery fire which took the
lives of four workmen was brought
under control early today. Most OF
the plant owned by the Yale Oil Co..
was saved. Several firemen were in
jured slightly
The dead. all horribly burned in
the first blast of flame, we're: Jake
Walker. a welder; Ralph McDer-
mott, his assistant. Leon Smith and
Ersie Heiber, laborers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
REUNION TO BE HELD
seth Infantry Veterans to Get To-
gether Here in August.

World War veterans who saw
service with the Thirty-Sixth Infan-
try will hold a reunion in Indian
apolis during the convention of the
American Legion. Aug. "a to 81.
Harry L. Quinn, commander of
Burton Post No. 18 of the Legion at
Bloomington and a former member
of the Thirty sixth. is acting as sec
rotary on arrangements for the re-
union.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
MARYLAND BARES PLOT
AIMED AT HIS CUSTER
Governor Drags whispering Cam
paign Against Him Into Open.

By United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, July GA
whispering campaign" to induce
impeachment proceedings against
Gov. E. w. Marland, former Con-
gresham and one-time millionaire
oil man, was out in the open today,
proclaimed by Gov. Marland him
self.
The Governor charged that oil
and utility interests, angry because
of increased income and gross oil
production taxes passed under his
administration, were fostering the
impeachment move among what he
termed "boy legislators"
"The question is" he said,
whether you want the people or
the utilities to govern"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
"a NEW ALCOHOLIC
LICENSES GIVEN HERE
Announcement of Permits Is Made
by State Commission.

Twenty-four more liquor, wine
and beer licenses have been issued
by the State Alcoholic Beverages
Commission to Marion County APP
plicants. They inclide:
Robert Page, 1245 N. Senate-av;
Clarence P. Frenzel, 1901 Orchard
av; Carl j. Reichel, 4001 Boulevard
pl. Gladys Sells, 339 E. wyoming
st; Ruby Dix. I'LL Madison-av;
John E. Miller, $50 E, Washing
ton-st; Paul Greed, 2409 English
av; Philip Sorrentino, $500 E. Wash
ington-st; beer extensions; COLONEL
Liquors, Inc, as S. CapitOl-av, wine
wholesaler; Variety Club, Claypool
Hotel. liquor, beer and wine retail
ers: Is Haag Drug Co. stores, wine
and liquor retailers, and Belle Kahn,
1911 English-av, drug store liquor
dealer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Woman Named Postmaster
81 Tunes Special


WASHINGTON, July 27.-Ap-
pointment of Mrs Hazel H. Apple
gate TO the postmastership at Car
mel has been confirmed by the
United States Senate. Her name
was sent to the Senate by President
Roosevelt upon recommendation of
Mrs. Virginia Jenckes, Sixth Dis
trict Representative.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
GENERAL STRIKE VOTE
Is ORDERED IN OMAHA
Threat Is Hurled by Leaders of
Street Car WaIkout.

bV { nFItN TTtNN
OMAHA, Neb, July 27.-Leaders
of a street car workers strike that
brought martial law to Omaha and
widespread rioting across the Mis-
souri, River in Council Bluffs, Ia,
threatened today to invoke a gen
eral strike.
Members of all unions affiliated
with the Central Labor Union will
vote on the proposal next Friday
More than $4,000 workers might be
involved and a general strike, if
effective, would affect more than a
quarter million persons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
REALTORS HOLD OUTING
Annual Golf Tourney and Steak
Dinner Are Features.

Members of the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board and guests held their
third annual golf tournament at
the Hillcrest Country Club Thurs
day. William Kingdom won first
golf honors and Emerson Chaille
was awarded the attendance prize.
Golfing was followed by a steak
dinner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
LABOR GROUP TO MEET
Organization for WPA Work to be
Discussed at Session.

Organization of workers, including
common laborers on the new works
progress program, will be considered
at a mass meeting in Military Park
at ? Sunday. The meeting has been
called by the Common LaborerS'
Union. which is affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Motorist Burned to Death

BU DNIItN FFtHS
MUNCIE, Ind, July 27.-Charles
Long. 25-year-old relief worker, was
burned to death late yesterday when
an automobile he was driving was
demolished by train. He was
pinned under the wreckage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
CRAWFORD ON PROGRAM
Former Speaker to Address Rotary
at Noon Tuesday.

Earl E. Crawford, Fayette Bank
and Trust Co., Connersville, and
chairman of the committee on pub
lie education of the Indiana State
Bankers Association, will address
the indianapolis Rotary Tuesday
noon en- Banks and Banking" Mr..
Crawford is a former speaker of
the House of Representatives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
DEMOCRATS TO PICNIC
Greenlee and McCIain to Address
Franklin Club Outing.

Pleas Greenlee and Harry Nc
Claim, state insurance commissioner,
will speak tomorrow at the Franklin
Township Democratic Clubs third
annual picnic and basket dinner
which will be held at Sam Pfendler'S
grove, II miles southeast of the city
on State Road %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Named Major in Reserves

By ines SBFcidi
WASHINGTON. July 27.-Paul E
Tombaugh. 6181 Carrollton-av. In
dianapolis. former adjutant general
Of Indiana. has been appointed a
major in the field artillery reserve
corps. the War Department an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
NEW HIGH REACHED BY
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
Serious Outbreak of Dread Disease
Reported in Virginia.
By United Press

DW CWTIFU It0N
WASHINGTON, July 27.-In-
fantile paralysis, dreaded childhood
disease, was reported at new high
for the year today The Public
Health Service prepared to inocu-
late volunteers in Virginia with a
new vaccine.
State health officers reported 227
cases in the nation for the week
ending July 20. Virginia showed 72
cases, the largest of any state. The
outbreak had conferred in North
Carolina for the past two months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Boy Dies of Injuries


BY United Press
ELWOOD, Ind. July 27.-1nJurieS
suffered by Edward Ralph Remy. II.
Steubenville. o.. in an automobile
collision caused his death in hos
pital here. He had been visiting
relatives in Elwood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
$3.50 Diamond Ring Stolen

A diamond ring valued at $50
and SIS in cash. we're stolen from the
apartment of Irwin Shoemaker, 2035
N. Meridian-st. early last night, po-
lice were told.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Gov. Laffoon Under Knife

LEXINGTON, KY, July 27.-Gov.
Ruby Laffoon, who underwent an
appendicitis operation here last
night, was reported in satisfactory
condition at st. Joseph's Hospital
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
EXTEND STRIKE TRUCE
FOR COAL INDUSTRY
BituminOuS Miners Consent to Re-
quest of Roosevelt.

quest OF Roosevelt,
By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 27-The
soft coal industry today entered
into a new six-weeks period of
peaceful operation under union con-
tracts extended for the fourth time
on direct appeal from President
Roosevelt
Between now and Sept Is, when
the wage pactS again will be up
for consideration the Guhey coal
regulation measure Is expected to
be disposed of by Congress. If it
passes the joint wage conference
will Immediately resume negotia-
tions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Harrison Natives to Meet

Former residents of Harrison
County will meet at l tomorrow in
Garfield Park for the annual re-
union.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
AMAZING IDEA
BY JAP AN HAS
WORLD WOBDLY
Nippon SCheming to Turn
Pacific Isles Into Air
Base Forts.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS
SorippS- Howard Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Japan,
the writer is informed, plans to turn
all Micronesia. the inundated islands
of the Pacific. into the great
est system of aerial and naval de-
lenses the world has ever seen.
That is to be her ingenious an
swer to the other powers unless a
new naval limitation agreement.
giving her parity with the United
States and Great Britain. is ne
gotiated between now and the end
of 1886.
That. too, is the reason for her
surprising complacency in scrapping
the limitation treaties of Washing
ton and London. Nor was it absent
from her mind when she resigned
from the League of Nations under
which she holds the mandate.
Sprinkle Whole Pacific
The islands of Micronesia sprinkle
the Pacific by the thousand They
dot the sea two-thirdS of the dis
lance from the Philippines to
Hawaii, over an area of 100000
square miles.
Almost all these islands are man.
groups are the Carolines, Marianes,
Marshalls and Palaus. They blanket
Australasia and the British and
Dutch East Indies. and flank the
sea approaches to China as we'll as
to Japan from the east and south.
These islands, it is asserted by Ad-
miral Suetsugu, japanese naval
StrategiSt-and Americans. British
and other Occidentals admit it forms
"a fleet of natural aircraft carriers"
Ideal Submarine Bases
Within a comparatively short time
and at correspondingly small ex-
pense, the most suitable of this
swarm of natural aircraft carriers"
can be made ready for use. Others
can be converted into ideal subma-
rine bases.
Hostile Warships would hardly
dare approach this deadly area for
fear of submarines as we'll as air.
craft. Within it, all bases would
be heavily defensed against attack
from the clouds
Under the League mandate, Japan
is not allowed to fortify these is
lands The Treaty of Washington
likewise forbids their conversion to
such use. But Japan has quit the
League and has signjfied her inten-
ton to hold on to them. She de-
nounced the Treaty of Washington
last December. Accordingly. two
years from that time she regains a
free hand.
japanese Voice Suspicion
The United States is just compIet-
ing a survey of a commercial air
route via Hawaii, Wake and Guam
to the Philippines. Wake Island IS
on the fringe of the mandate. Gaum.
one of the Mariane group, is in the
middle of the zone. Unofficially the
Japanese have already voiced sus-
piCiOn.
Once the Micronesian natural
aircraft carriers" and submarine
tenders" are linked up with the
already fortified Bonins, Kuriles.
Formosa and other japanese islands.
the sea approach to Eastern Asia
will lie behind an impossible wall
to which Nippon will hold the soli-
tary key.
She will not need to duplicate
either the American or the British
fleet therefore, to be as impregnable
as Gibraltar. With the sea alive
with U-boats and the air with
planes, not the fleets of the other
two powers combined could come
near China or Japan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

Glass d counties in which there
are cities of 5000 population and
over are: Porter. Marshall, KoScl-
usko. Noble. De Kalb, Cas-, Miami
Wabash. Huntington. Wells, Adams
Grant. Blackford. Jay. Montgomery
Clinton. Boone. Henry, Vermillionr
johnson. Shelby. Rush, Fayette
Bartholomew. Decatur, Jackson
Clark. Jefferson. Clay, Sullivan
Greene. Monroe. Knox. Daviess
Lawrence. Gibson and PoSey. The
monthly wage scale in these coun-
ties is: Unshlled, S44. intermediate
$50: skilled. s63; professional ano
technical. $50.
Glass E counties. counties in
which all cities are less than 5000
population. are: Newton. Jasper
Starke. Pulaski, Fulton. La Grange
Steuben. Whitley. Benton, White
Carroll Warren. Fountain, Parke
Putnam. Owen. Hendricks, Morgan
Tipton. Hamilton. Hancock, Ran
dolph. Union, Franklin. Brown
Warrick. Pike. Spencer. Dubois
Perry. Crawford. Martin, Orange
Harrison. Washington. Scott, Jen-
nings. Ripley. Dearborn, Ohio
Switzerland. The monthly salaries
in these counties will be: Unskilled
$40: intermediate. S45: skilled, $50;
professional and technical. S6l.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
DR.. Slavik GsI. vysIancem.

Agrarnf poslanec a byvaly
ministr vnitra, DR.. Juraj Sla-
vik Dude v dohledne dobe pre-
wat do csl. diplomaticke sluz-
by. Ma byti jmenovan csl. W.
slancem We Varsave V Polsku.
0 pTechodu Ora. Slavika cd pc
liticke administrativy, kdy byl
zupanem V Kosicich ma Sloven-
sku, do diplomaticke sluzby "a
hranicn1 bylo uvazovano jiz
drive, take toto jmenovani
vlastne nepTekvapuje.
DR.. Juraj Slavik Sc narodil
r. 1890 v Dobronive ma Sloven-
sku a byl cinnym i journalistic
ky jake redaktor "Pr1dov".
Jake zupan v Kosicfch obratil
ma sebe zahy pozornost svym
rozsafnym jednanim. Pozdeji
byl zvolen poslancem do ma
rodn1ho ~shromazdenf ma kan
didatce csl. strany agrarn1 a
tento mandat dosud zastava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Automobilv.

|, Ma Belair road v Kingsville
krlticky We stTedu zraneni byli
diva r1dici automobile: John T,
O,Connell a Earle O. Gilbert.
Rldicem tretiho AUTOMOBILE byl
Lawrence Wright. o O'Con-
mellow Sc pochybuje, re re IRA
nenl vyvazne. Automobil jeho
vrazil do Wrightova a pax do
Gilbertova.
= Frank Kasfk, 17lety re
$500 blocku Rosemont avenue.
vrazil We stredu automobilem
DO Jineho ma Dundalk avenue a
|O,Donnell ulic d vazne pora-
men byl. Byla mu rozrazena
lebka, potlucen ma rukou a ko-
lenou. zadna obzaloba nebyla
podana prot Tfdici druheho
automobile, Henry Walters, II
roku staremu.
John Perry, 74lety z Ea-
ger a Castle ulice, pri pfecha-
zenl ulice zranen byl We stredu,
lebka mu rozbita, zlamana pra
va noha a odren ma obliceji.
Automobil T1dil Charles A. Gle
mems. Starce zranil ma Ash
land avenue a Chester ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Posledni zatceni " 1platkovych
aferach opusti brnsnskou
veznici.

Radnl komora brnenskeho
krajskeho soudu Sc rozhodla,
ably byli ma kauci propusteni
posledn1 diva zatcenf v 1platko-
vych aferach. Nedavno byli
dovezeni do brnenske venice
kosicky obchodn1k Moor Roth,
hlavnf dodavatel prazcG, ktery
Pc propuknuti afery uprchl
do V1dne, tam Sc rok skryval,
az byl konecne zatcen, a Rot
hGv 1Tednfk Alexander Trau-
rig, ktery rovnez uprchl a byl
nedavno zatcen v Polsku. Roth
must slozit kauci 100000 Kc,
Traurig 10000 Kc. AZ odej-
dou z brnenske venice Roth a
Trauiy, nebude v jejich zdech
jiz zadny zatceny 1platko-
vych aferach, nepribude-li ov-
Sem zatfm n6ktery novy, coz
nen1 vylouceno, protoze vyse-
tTovanf jeste nenf skonceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28

V Turcanskem Svat6m Mar
tine zemTela Bohdana Skulte-
tyova, zena profesora Josefa
Skultetyho. Pred ctyrmi mesf-
CT vzpomfnalo Slovensko jejfch
sedmdesatin, ktere daily pod
net k tomu, ably Sc ocenila IT,
cha a trvala jeff prace pc boku
skultetyho. Vysla z rodiny
Makovickych, stala Sc pomoc-
nicf sveho muze We vecech lite
rarnfch pTi vydavanf revue pro
Slovenske Pohlady prave v do
bach pro Slovensko nejmene
pflznivych. Do Pohlad1 ukla-
dala fadu svych pTekladd z nej
rGznejsfch ruskych autor1, po-
cinaj1c Tolstym az pc Garsina,
Grylova a Potapenka. Nekte-
re tyto pTeklady vysly i knizne.
Pohreb teto vzacne slovenske
byl v Turcanskem Svatem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Phi plovani diva utonuli.

V Anne Arundel okresu pr
plovani V nedeli utonul 22lety
Rudolph c. Lubbert, kdyz We
die lodicky s jinymi ploval ma
Severn fece. TTf jeho soudru-
ri nezpozorovali, re zmizel v
hlubine 20 stop az kolem 7. no.
dlny vecer, kdyz nalezli jeho
saty v kouparne ale 20 mem
stopy nebylo. Lubbert iii v {.
l45145 S. Willard ulice. Mr.
tvolu nalezl John j. Shiroky,
rldlc trucku Early Heights spo-
lecnosti.
Wallace Times, 25lety z Wa
shlngtonu, utonul v South rece
asi 8 mil cd Annapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Cinnost podkarpatskych
zbojnikE.

V podkarpatsk6 obci Horyn-
covo Monastyr v okrese Chust
vniklo nekolik ozbrojenych lu-
picu do domu krcmaTe Abra-
hama Nechlovice a zadali pc
nize. Zbili manzelku a sna-
chu Nechlovicovu a ma vraceji-
chic Sc Nechlovicova syna je-
den z lupic6 ~vystTelil. Kdyz
Sc pfibl1zili sousede, u%pozorne-
nj stfelbou, vypalili prot MIN
lupici ctyri rany a pax s lupem
pouhych 5 Kc prchli. Ia Wy
setfovanl nasli cetnfci ma mfst6,
odkud lupici strfleli, nabojnice
z puSky mauser. S touto zbra-
nj je vyzbrojena tlupa vraha a
loupeznfka Ilka Lepeje a Jirf-
no Klevce, ktere pTepadenf po-
die fotografie poznali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Ceske opery v ItaIii

Prazsk6 "Vecernf Geske slo-
vo" pfinasf zpravu: V t6chto
dnech bylo v Rhine zahajeno
Jednanl o sestavenf repertoire
velkych italskych opernfch
seen pro prfstf sezonu.
"Prodana nev6sta" DO SVEN
neobycejnem 1sp6chu V milan
ske Scale Dude nynf provedena
tem6f ma vsech celnych ital-
skych jevistfch. Zejmena Sc
chysta slavnostni provedenf
nesmrtelne Smetanovy opery V
Rhine.
Smetanovy melodie v Italii V
pravem slova smyslu popular
nelly a jsou soustavn6 zarado-
vany ma program representa-
tivnich symfonickych koncert1
/ do programG vys1lac1ch sta
mic.
Usp6ch ceske hubby primel
vGdc1 cinitele italskeho diva
delnictvl, re jednaj1 nynf O u
vedeni jinych del Smetano-
vych. Pfipravuje Sc zejmena
premiere Smetanovy "Hubic-
ky, ktera svou d6jovou latkou
by byla pc "Prodan6 n~eveste"
ltalum nejroztomilejsf.
Pc "Hubicce" ma pTijlt ma
radu opera "Dve vdovy''. K
proveden1 "Libuse" nemajf "a
tim Italove dosti odvahy, nebot
Sc d%omnfvaj1, re obsah opery
byl by obecenstvu t6zko k W.
svetlen1.
Generalnf Inspector vsech i
talskych divadel de Pirro pFi-
jede V ffjnu do Prahy k delsf-
mu pobytu, ably u mas studoval
organisaci divadel a jejich u
melecky vyvoj.
Zaroven s MIN pTijede do
Prahy pocetna vyprava ital-
skych reziserG a herc1.