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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Csl. rozsirilo vypravu ma
olympiadu.

Csl. olympijsky vybor konal
schGzi, We ktere Sc zabyval pfi-
hlaskami ma XI. Olympijske
hry. Ma pro ne k disposici
Kc, vytezek to loterie.
Bylo usneseno, re GOV. pos
lie ma sve naklady celkem ia
zavodnfkd a prdvodcG. ma ten
to pocet poskytne jednotlivym
svaz1m podporu 100 Kc ma
iednotlivce. K temto pfistoupf
jeste zavodnici, ktere vyslou
ma sve 1traty jednotlive sway.
Nedostatek financnfch pro-
stredk1 mutt k tomu, re vypra-
va pojede ma dvakrat, take
slavnostn1ho zahajeni Sc nez1-
castn1 vsichni nasi zavodn1ci.
Ubor Dude jednotny.
Narodnf vyprava z Csl. pole
de We dvou castech: 80. cerven-
ce a 6. srpna mimo plavce,
plachtare a jezdce, kter1 po-
iedou zvlast. V prvn1 vyprave
budou lehc1 atleti, sermfTi,
recko-rimsti zapasn1ci, WIPE
raci, strelci, cykliste a kanoi-
ste; v druhe vyprave budou
ISokolove, veslari, rohovn1ci a
basket-balliste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Zarlivce.

Cikanska krasavice Marie
Tripakova lila jiz nekolik let
v obci Botfalva u Tarnovcu
ma vychodnfm Slovensku S CT
kanem Bandi Markovicem. Mi
lenec il tax pronasledoval Ear
livostf a podezffvan1m z neve-
ry, re mu chtela uteci. zarlivy
cikan to vypozoroval, pfibehl
dom1, cikanku svazal a pax il
ostrihal hlavu do hola, ably Sc
pry nikomu nelfbila. PAX il 81
&c zbavil pout, ale zamkl il v
tmave komore a kTicel, re il do
smrti jiz ven nepustf. Cetnici
mu vsak tento zamer pfekazili.
Holohlavou cikanku osvobodili
a ma cikana ucinili trestnl O.
znamen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Podvody s neexistujicimi
mrtvVmi.

Ma Ostravsku a okol1 vyka-
zovaly v poslednf dobe RHINE
s~vepomocne spolky velkou d
mrtnost clenstva. Patralo Sc
pc pTfcine d pri vysetrovani Sc
pTislo ma dobTe organisovane
podvody S mrtvymi. Hrusovske
cetnictvo zatklo Z osob a to
Annu Najdrovou z Hrusova,
Emilia Bzoskeho z Hrusova,
Zdenka Strumfeho z Hrusova,
polskeho stat. pr1slusn1ka Lud-
vfka Janotu, Jana Flesnera, A
dolfa Tosela a Mari Klosovou,
vsechny z Bohum1na. Spolec-
nici pTihlasovali sve zname j
nezname lidi do svepomocnych
spolk1 v Novem Bohum1ne,
Karvinne, Glove, LazG, Poru-
be a okolf a platili "a ne pr1-
spevky. Pc pGl roce jejich
clenstv1 81 pax opatrovali fales-
ne 1mrtni listy a vyb1rali po-
hrebne 1000 az 1000 Kc "a
kazdeho zemTeleho. Podvedli
tax RUNE svepomocne spolky O
70, 900 Kc. Celia spolecnost by
la ~zatcena a dana do vazby O.
kresnfho soudu We Slezske O.
strave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Ma Slovensku ~zjisten skalni
klaSter.

u Prievidzy ma jiznlm $40
vensku, kde nedavno byl obJe-
ven We studni bojnickeho hra-
du vchod do neznamych krap-
kovych jeskynf, byly nynl OBJ
jeveny profesorem Mateju no
We jeskyne u oboe Gajdel. Y
kraji Sc udrzovala pov6st, re v
kopci Ia vesnic1 Sc v dobe jose
ia III. ukryvali a zili bill mnlsl
re zruseneho klastera. Ma W.
cholu kopce, vysok6ho pres O.
SIN set metrd, jsou zbytky sta
reho zdiva. Z~apomenuty a "a
rostly vchod cd podzeml vsak
byl nalezen ma 1pat1 kopce.
Matej1 Sc sym po-
mocnikem Harlem Studencem
tam objevili chodbu, ktera sc
svazuje dol1 a je tax vysoka,
re v nj clovek NIUE vztycene
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Pstilety hoch uhorel.

Loo Kovaleski, 5 rokd starry
hoch, uhoTel sobotu v Hydes,
B~altimorsky okres, ma farme
sveho dedouska V pfistavku
naplnenem slamou. Hral 81 tam
Sc trent jinymi, jimz podafilo
Sc uteci. Matka d1tka, Frances
K~ovaleski z E. Pratt ulice, pfi-
hlizeti musela S ostatn1mi, jak
V mort plamen1 zachyceno dit
ko jeff. Pozdeji mrtvola male
zena byla troskach. D1tky
hrajicf 81 Sc sirkami, zavinily O.
hen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Able COLEMAN zapasiti bu.
de S GEORGE KOVERLY
priSti tVden.

Pflstf 1tery, 4. srpna v hlav-
MIN kTfzkovem zapase porada-
mem V Carlins Park Able Cole
man zapasiti Dude S George
Koverly.
V nasledujfcich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazku ucinkujf
Lehman VS.. Coffiled; O'Con-
nor VS.. Little Beaver; Wallis
VS.. Piers; Worth VS.. Malay.
Vstupne: 40c, 99c, $1.1O a
S1.65. Zeny V prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute dtery v kf1zkovych
zapasech podfl brali ctyr1 Du-
SEX bratr1. V hlavnfm zapase
Rudy Dusek porazil Jack Do
novana We % minutach.
V druhem zapase Ernie Du-
SEX porazil Hank Barber v 35
minutach.
Able Coleman porazil Emilia
DuSka We 20 minutach.
George Koverly porazil Joe
DuSka " Is minutach.
George Lenihan porazil Eli
Fischer V 10 minutach.
Zapasd techto Sc z1castnil
velky pocet divakG jenz napl-
milo arenu do posledniho mfsta.
Zapasy byly velice zaj1mave a
udrzovaly obecenstvo We veil
KEN napjet1 a rozc1len1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Cetnfci, kteri provadeli pos
lednf sc1tanf capt. v cechach,
zjistili, re tam CAPT pravidelne
usidlujf We tTech oblastech :Od
Josefova k M6lnfku, ma TIE
bonsku a Jindfichohradecku a
v kraji Cd Ceskych Budejovic
ma Nepomucko. V jihozapad-
MIN okrsku Czech byla re 48
capfch hnizd til neobsazena.
Nejstarsf CAPT hnizdo u mas je
pobliz TTebone. Je asi sto let
stare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Had psti premozen.

V Thurmont, Md, pet osob
zapasilo Sc IA stop dlouhym
skaln1m hroznysem nez vtlacili
jej do jeho klece ma hadi far
me Gordona Gavera. Had pTi-
byl z Indie. Hroznys ma far
me z klece zmizel. Nalezen byl
ma mf1zi "a opic1 klecf, kde sc
chtel zmocniti koTisti. Hroz-
nys nenf jedovaty, ale zabfjf
sve obeti drtivou silou, kdyz Sc
kolem mich ovine, a casio je O.
mrac1 ranou sv6 hlavy, ktera
pGsob1 co kladivo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

V okol1 samoryna ma Tit
mem ostrove Sc pestuje hodne
paprika a mnoho Sc il take pro
dava ma samorynskych trzich.
Trhovci mali mletou papriku v
otevrenych nadobach nebo
pytllch. Y techto dnech sc ma
jednou strhla vichrice a v O.
kamziku rozmetala zbozf tr-
hovcG. TEST zbozi Sc podari-
10 sebrati, ale rozmleta papri-
ka Sc rozletla pc ulicich v ce-
lych mracnech. M6lo to "a
nasledek, re cele mesto kycha-
10 o pTekot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Ctyri roxy "a poStovni kradeze

Usvedceny z okradanf posty,
48lety William T. Elsner, BY
valy zeleznicn1 postovnf klerk,
odsouzen byl ma ctyTi roxy do
v6zen1 a pokute $1,000.
Elsner re 300 blocku Dillon
ulice, vedle toho odsouzen byI
ku pokut6 500 a ma rok a den
"a pTechovavan1 postovnfho
raz1tka ma falsovan1 zeleznic-
Mich past.
Pred zatcen1m slouzil ma Via
ku Pennsylvania drahy. Do
znal kradeze do vySe asi 49,
900. PoStovnf inspektori odha-
dujf kradeze ma vyssf ceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

kracet. Chodba Sc rozvetvu-
je a kdyz prosli chodbou do
vzdalenosti rs metrG, rozslri-
la sc chodba We velkou prostor-
nou jeskyni, ktera ma mnoho
vedlejS1ch SIM. VSechny mali
bohatou krapn1kovou vyzdobu
a budou nynf podrobne PROF.
koumany. V jeskynfch byly
nalezeny stopy nekdejsich oby-
vatel1 jeskyni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Tri cernosi utonuli.

V Severn Tece utonuli tri
cernosi z Baltimore, kdyz pc
fece Sc plavili We clunu, ktery
patrne mel trhlinu We dnu SVEN
Ctvrty cernoch zachranen byl
lodn1ky re stanicnf lodi manor
nj academic v Annapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Mesto Pferov dostalo pf1pis,
jimz zada jedna zprostfedko-
vatelska kancelaT, zajimave
snlmky nebo i pohlednice s W.
jevy s hanackych slavnosti a
obrazky zachycujfcf narodn1
kroje a hanacky sveraz. 0
sn1mky Sc zajfma svycarsky
tisk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Prodavali bez license.

Thomas Wilson, cernoch z
w. Franklin ulice a Norman
Meredith z Powers ulice, drza-
nj jsou pod zarukou $3.50 kaz-
dy pro velkoporotu. u zatce-
nych policie nalezla sedm ga
lonG nezdanene koTalky, ukry-
tie V pr1zemf domu v 500 bloc
ku Powers ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Lekaf DIR. B. Eisenberger, pri-
smrti.

LekaT DIR. B. Eisenberger,
jel dom1 V Praze s poroucha-
nym automobilem. Rekl, re Sc
ma silnici srazil s jinym autem
a sjel Sc svym vozem do prfko-
pu, ale vsecko, re stastne skon-
silo. Sotva to dorekl, udelalo Sc
mu spatne, sly ma neho mrako-
ty. Ia chv1le zemrel. Lekar.
ktery byl k nemu privolan, Iii
still jen, re ami nejrychlejsl po-
moe nemohla dra Eisenbergra
zachranit pred smrti. Narazem
pfi srazce byla nestastnemu le-
kari ~roztrzena jatra a smrt ma
stala vnitTnim zakrvacenfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Usmrcen padem Sc stromu.

John r. Delaney, II rokn
starry syn observation-disclosures
danta Henry R. Delaney, zem-
rel V 1tery v Annapolis v ne
mocnici pc padu Sc stromu.
rozrazil 81 padem lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Weller slibuje Landonovi vi
tezstVi v Marylandu.

re Landon a Knox zvoleni
budou pfi presidentskych vol
bach V Marylandu, predpove-
del v 1tery O. E. Weller, Glen
republikanskeho narodniho W.
boru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Mamie Holland, SO rokn

- Mamie Holland, SO rokG
stara cernoska, usmrcena byla
v nedeli a jejf yet, Bud Hol-
land, kriticky zranen nezna-
mym automobilem ma Washing
ton-W estminster road v Ho-
ward okresu. Neznamy auto
mobil vrazil do Mich, kdyz sta
Ii pred domem v Glenwood.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Dvanact usmrceno v bouri.

Vetrnou bouTi, ktera zurila
We stredu v Polsku, dvacet o.
sob usmrceno bylo a pres sto
jinych zraneno. Dvacet vesnic
bour1 poskozeno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Maly O~ZnalmOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

Sc s~vetnice pro
iednoho aneb diva pany, S We
dlejSf kuchynkou "a mlrnou
cenu. K doptanf v elsie 923 n.
Chapel St.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
W.P.A. APPROVES
|. FA|RFAXPROJECTS
Undertakings Involving $42,'
600 Can Be Begun When
Labor Is Available.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
FAIRFAX. Va. December 3.-Local
projects approximating $4,000 have
been approved by the Works Progress
Administration and can be started -
soon Is labor becomes available. It was
reported yesterday at the December
meeting of the Fairfax County Board
Of Supervisors.
The approved projects carry = base
wage of II cents an hour and provide
140 hours Of work each month. 1t was
explained that local w p. A. projects
carry the same base rate and monthly
time allowance as Federal projects.
One of the major W. p. A. projects
awaiting the necessary labor In order
to get underway is the County Rural
Recreational Reserve at Clifton Sta
ton. Although this project was ap-
proved several months ago and land
for the purpose has been decided to
the county, there has not been sum-
cient labor to start work.
Mason Hirst of Annandale requested
that consideration be given to the
adoption of county ordinance that
will prohibit dogs from running at
large except when with their owner.
Commonwealth Attorney Paul E.
Brown was directed to prepare the
draft Of such an ordinance.
Supervisors w. F. p Reid. G. Wal
lace Carper, G. H. Powell and j. +.
Blincoe were named delegates to attend
the annual meeting Of the League Of
Virginia Counties to be held In
Roanoke December Is and Is.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Noise Broadcasting Stations
In Home Machines Revealed

Investigation Of the fan blades
solved the mystery, The blades had
some vibrations which were the same
as those Of the motor. Although the
motor vibrations were inaudible, the
fan blades picked them up and BROAD
cast" them.
Changing the shape Of the fan
stopped the noise.
All through the racket held, Abbott
found, there are parts which do simi.
lar loud speaker tricks. They are
hard to ftnd, but once known are not
hard to cure.
The moan Of the rear axle in the au-
tomobile. he said. has two broadcast
ing stations. One u the fioor Of the
Car, which can be soundproofed read.
lily. The other Is through the axle.
springs and frame. Hardly any Of II
passes through the drive shaft.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
The .loud speakers" focus this axle

The '1oud speakers" focus this axle
noise In certain parts Of the car in
terror. The worst spot Is just behind
the ears Of the driver. The quietest
place Is just behind the head Of the
front-seat passenger.
It Is seldom the real noise of the
rear gears which causes annoyance,
but one of the "hsrmonics" or accom-
panying tones Of this sound.
The number Of teeth In the gear PIN
ion governs the noise, Abbott said,
with the frequency of the vibrations
and the consequent pitch Of the
harmonic increasing with the num-
Der Of teeth.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Associated Press Sciences Editor

NEW YORK. December 3.-The dis
covery Of noise broadcasting stations
In household and and other machines,
accounting for much Of the racket
which physicians say Is bad for nerves,
was reported to the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers today.
One Of these stations" was the
blades of IN electric fan. When tested.
this fan was entirely noiseless. said
Ernest J. Abbott Of the Physics Re-
search Co., Ann Arbor, Mich. The
motor also was noiseless.
Yet. when the two got together they
made . racket. The noise cost lot
Of money, because 1t was IN re-
frigerator. the manufacturer of which
was buying special motors for quiet
ness
Evening star., 1936-12-03

New York Monday aboard the liner
Santa Rita. Mrs. Baggaley died sud-
denly In the Canal Zone Saturday.
Capt. Baggaley was assistant director
Of naval intelligence at the Navy De-
partment from 1929 to 1892 and made
his home here at 1854 N street.
Evening star., 1936-12-03

Naval friends In Washington were
informed that funeral arrangements
Tor Mrs. Baggaley are In the hands OF
her sister. Mrs. Irving Mcdowell, 2
Grace Church street, Rye, N. Y. Mrs.
Baggaley was the former Louisa Peircs
of Maine and New York.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
South Carolinians to Meet.

The South Carolina Society of WASH
ington will hold its first meeting Of
the season at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
ball room at the Shoreham Hotel. A
reception, dance and buffet supper are
| planned.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
MRS. BAGGALEYS BODY
TO REACH U. S. SOON
Was Wife Of Aide to Commandant
Of 18th Naval District in
Canal Zone.

The body Of Mrs. william Baggaley,
whose husband, Capt william BaSga-
ley, Is chief Of staff and aide to the
commandant Of the fifteenth naval
district In the Canal Zone, will reach
The Washington times., 1936-01-09
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The Washington times., 1936-01-09
HORIZONTAL
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

Half in cross stitch-haR in
crochet-is Laura Wheeler's latest
idea for decorating household lin
ems in colorful and smart fashion.
A truly delightful idea - and
something different! Filet crochet
fashions the borders Of the article
to be adorned, while colorful cross
stitch completes the other half Of
the design, which even a begin
ner will find easy to do. 1t lends
itself to towels. pillow cases or
scarfS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

Fat Slim said, "Now, you Tiny mites are fond of seeing brand-new sights. The land of real, live animals amuses you, no doubt.
 T s'pose you'd like to sun in. side, but I've c plan that should be tried. Just gather round me, and I'll tell you what it's ell about"
 The whole bunch sat down on the ground and not one made the slightest sound till scouty said, "We're listening. We'll pay ate tention, too.
 Most any plan that you sug- gest, I'm for, and so are all the rest. If we can help you work 1t out, that's what we'll gladly do."
 "Well," said old Slim, flor years or more live beasts have made ell people roar. They have appeared in circuses, in monstrous zoos and such.
 "Now, don't you think 1t would be swell, to let them have some laughs, as well? The real fun that they get from life does not amount to much"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

(The ''Tinies Circus" enters Animal Town In the next stoFy).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

"You're right" the bunch heard Coppy roar. "0o right aheadl Tell us some more." And 60 the man continued, "lzow about some cirs GUS stunts?
 You Tinymites can stage them, and know the beasts will think it grand. It never has been tried be. fore, 90 let's just try it once.
 "A little circus cage I own, and I can pull it all alone. You tots can crawl inside and then we'll have Q nice parade.
 ITO Animal Town we'll quickly 90, and there we'll put on quite Q show. The beasts will be real tick- led, SO you need not be afraid"
 Wee 0oldy jumped up to her feet and said, "That sure would be . treat. Bring on your little wagon. Everything will work out fine"
 The man then hauled the wagon out, and said, Twouid help c lot, no doubt, if on the side of it ! paint e little circus sign" Copyright i090, NEA Service, Incl
 (The 'Tinies Circus" enters Animal Town In the next story).
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Peacetime Treason.

Unlawfully obtaining and selling in
formation about the national defense
to Japan or to any other friendly power
is reasonable, within the meaning OF the
word, but the person found guilty of
such an offense is not traitor, nor Is
his crime treason under the Constitution.
The founders wrote the Constitution at
a time when the common law definition
of treason could be stretched to cover
almost any offenSe, including imagining
the death of the sovereign" Themselves
traitors in EnglandS eyes, they were
careful to restrict the definition of trea-
son, regarding it as of sufficient i'm
portance for inclusion in the Consti-
tuition:
Treason against the United States shall
consist only in levying war against them,
or in adhering to their enemies, giving
them aid and comfort. No person shall
be convicted of treason unless on the
testimony of two witnesses to the same
overt act, or on confession in open
court.
1ltdSOll, dS QG1lllCd Ill CIlG SGdIQOSS 40
an unknown offense in time. of peace
and there are court decisions question
ing whether rebellious citizens are strictly
guilty of treason. Treason is punishable
by death or a fine of not less than
$4,000 or imprisonment of not less than
five years. A convicted traitor is for
ever barred from holding public office.
But under the espionage act OF 1917
the crime of "unlawfully disclosing in
formation affecting the national defense"
is punishable by death-in war time-or
imprisonment of not more than thirty
years This crime Is in marked con-
tradistinction to "unlawfully obtain
ing or permitting to be obtained intor-
nation relating to the national defense,
for which the penalty is fine of not
more than $4,000 or imprisonment for
two years or both. 1t was under the
former statute that former petty officer
in the Navy was recently convicted for
espionage activities on the West Coast,
and violation of the same statute has
been charged against the former Navy
officer now under arrest in Washington.
Espionage is an international game in
which all nations participate. But its
despicable attributes, devoid of all ro-
mantle glamour, are emphasized when
transactions in espionage are made pos
sible through the connivance of former
officers or enlisted men of the Army or
Navy That is treason, regardless OF
constitutional definitions, and can only
be construed as demanding the severe
penalties associated in the lay mind
with treason.
Evening star., 1936-07-15

sonify fragment Of cultural history;
their intellectual ancestry traces back to
John Bunyan and william Shakespeare;
the values which are precious to them
crossed the sea with the Mayfiower pill
grims and the cavaliers of Virginia.
Granted that change has laid its devas-
tating hand upon their inheritance, it
still remains true that it is of Elizabethan
origin. But that cannot be said OF the
abortive limitations of their tunes"
which form the stock in trade of the
Manhattan hill-billies of the current
age of dissonance.
The difference may not matter to
those who profess to believe in unre-
strained modernism. 1t may be con-
ceded that there is no efficiency in argu-
ment with the multitude If, as its spokes-
men insist, they actually find pleasure
in rhythms extracted from the jungle.
Yet the minority also Is entitled to its
preference. The American Folksong So
ciety has been organized to protect its
choice, and Miss Thomas and Mrs.
Williams deserve congratulation for their
missionary efforts A broadcast over a
national radio network this evening will
provide listeners with an opportunity to
hear something of what the Bard of
Avon called concord of sweet sounds" :"
The occasion should serve as needed
corrective of allegedly popular taste.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
WASHINGTON OBSERVATIONS
BY FREDERIC VILLIAN VILE.

ing special interest to foreign and flnan-
cial affairs. Later he represented Mus
solini at the League of Nations and as
an expert at the Geneva meetings on
the Young plan. From 1926 to 1928
the young statesman was undersecretary
for finance at Rome, and from July, 1882,
until this year undersecretary of foreign
affairs and the direct collaboration OF
II Duce in formulating and executing
Italian international policy.
4 X *
From the moment notification cere-
monies for presidential candidates are
over both political parties must pay
regular rates to the big broadcasting
networks for all of the space which
their spokesmen occupy on the air dur
ing the campaign. The rule is already
in force as far as the Democrats are
concerned, and will become effective
for the Republicans as soon as Gov.
Landon has held forth at Topeka on
July %. In F. D. RS case he will hence
forth and until after election day only
have free air" when he is speaking in
the capacity of President of the United
States on historical, social or other
strictly non-political occasions. The eX-
pectation is that both parties will spend
money freely this year for radio time.
AS the contest tapers to a finish in the
Fall. the prospect is that the wave
lengths will sizzle day and night with
rival arguments and appeals by the New
Deal and its foes.
Since the country's rainless season set
in this Summer, various pronunciations
of the word drought have been current
in public speeches and private conversa-
tion. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace,
broadcaSting from Colorado Springs this
week, rendered it as "drouth," which is
of common usage, along with 'drout,"
which also has dictionary authority.
Republicans made a great to-do about
the ballyhoo and circus aspects of the
Roosevelt notification ceremonies at
Philadelphia, but they are evidently pre-
pairing to put on very much the same
kind of a demonstration themselves at
Topeka next week. Arrangements are
being made for the greatest show in
Kansas history when Gov. Landon ac-
cepts nomination. There will be spe-
cial trains from all over the Middle
West, torchlight professions, brass bands
by the dozen, fireworks and other things
of carnival nature. Nationwide broad
casting hook-ups will carry both speeches
and incidental racket to the four
quarters of the Union. The whole af-
fair is being staged on scale designed
to start off the G. o. P. campaign in
a blaze of spectacular enthusiasm and
color without parallel in party history.
It promises to be Cleveland all over
again.
Politicians are waiting to see how
many of Senator Borah's congressional
colleagues are going to bat for him in
his campaign for reelection in Idaho.
Members of the Progressive group, in
cluding Senators Norris, La Toilette, Nye,
Couzens and Shipstead, are all great per-
sonaI friends and admirers of the Boise
sage and most of them are expected
to offer to wade into the fray on his
behalf, If his opponent, Gov. c. Ben Ross,
and the Democratic high command put
up q battle that threatens trouble for
the Senate veteran.
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