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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Csl. zelezarny " pine praci.

Vyroba zeleza a oceli v &C.
chach stale stoupa. Jejf we
stup pokracoval i v cervenci,
kdy bylo vyrobeno suroveho re
leza temer 80 tis1c tun a surove
oceli temeT 124 tisfc tun. Proti
lonsku Sc zvetsila vyroba zele-
"a o 41.6 procenta a vyroba o.
cell O "a procent. Ia prvnfch
sedm mes1cI letosn1ho roku
stoupla vyroba zeleza O AZ pro-
cent a oceli O 26 procent. We
srovnan1 S rokem 1882, kdy
byla vyroba nejnizsf, je letosnf
vyroba zeleza diva a pGlkrat
tax vysoka a vyroba oceli dvoj-
nasobna. Rostoucf konjunktu-
ra t6zkeho prGmyslu je patrna
z t6chto pffkladd: V dobe pl-
ne konjunktury V roce 1929 "a
mestnavala kladenska Poldina
hut 1900 del1k1, v roce 1882
jen 1880. Nynf pracuje v Pol
dine huti ma Kladne 4.4OO del
Mkt a now Sc stale pTijfmajl.
Podobne je tomu i u Prazsko-
zelezaTske spolecnosti, Bansk6
hutni a V1tkovic. VSude Sc
stavy zamestnanosti pTiblizuji
c1slGm z let konjunktury.
Tento vzestup je zpGsobem
nejen zbrojenfm, ale i writ
stem mfrove vyroby, jak doka-
zuj1 posledn1 velke dodavky
plzenske S%kodovky. c. posled-
mich mesfclch dodala Skodov-
ka ma pr. zaT1zenf tTf mlyn1 ma
cukrovou trtinu do Cfny, hffdel
O vaze 1874 metrakI do Swear,
parni turbiny do JIM Afriky
atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Czech utonu. " Cernem mort.

V Cern6m mort b1zko Burga-
su Why pohltily pet ob6t1. Ac
more bylo rozboufene, koupal
Sc V mem 15lety syn sofijsk6ho
zeleznicn1ho 1Tedn1ka Andre
jeva. ten skocil do more, vida,
re jeho syn tone. Nemohl mu
vsak pomoci a sam zacal to-
nouti. Oba chtel vytahnouti
strazn1k Nikoliv, ktery V boji S
vlnami rovnez brzy pozbyl We
domf. Stejny osud postihl ia
Ike sofera Kovoceva. Ma konec
Sc vrhl do vim mlady sofijsky
Czech Karel Veprek, ably vyta-
hi tonoucf. Why vsak odvl6k-
ly vsech pet a mrtvoly sofera
Kovacova a Karla VepTeka do
sud nebyly nalezeny. Karel
Vepfek byl syn ceske obchod-
nicke rodiny, usedle Sofii asi
SIS let. Byl cinny zejm6na V so
fijske ceske sokolske jednote.
Bulharsky fisk vTelymi slovy O.
cenuje jeho hrdinstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

Ma filmove vystave v Benat-
kach byly promftnuty diva fill
my ceskych reziser1: "Mary-
sa' Rovenskeho a italsky snf-
mex "Ballerina", inscenovany
G. Machatym. "Marysa" zane
chala velmi dobry DOZEN. Ia
hranicni listy pfsf, re to byl nej
lepsl film, ktery bezel V PRIV
MIN tydnu vystavu. Ia to ital-
sky film Machateho nemel val
neho 1spechu, zvlaste u ital-
skeho obecenstva.
Machateho italsky film mel
byti sensacf festivalu. Ale hned
prvni obrazy sklamaly nedra-
matickou recf, nejasnou mott
vacl, zdlouhavost1. Rozladenf
mezi publikem stoupalo cd see
ny k scene. Del je prostinky.
Mlada tanecnice sc 20 smrti
sveho porucnfka, rezisera, "a
miluje do novinare. NovinaT
prohlasi, re S MIN pojede do A
meriky. Ale ucitelka tanecni-
ce divku premluvf, ably zdstala
u divadla. To sc skutecne sta
ne. Mezit1m novinar odjfzdf-
sam v noel stehuje zavazadla,
ma pr. skf1novy kufr = ztrati
vsak llstky a vratf Sc do diva
ola. Tam prave triumfuje je-
no snoubenka v zaverecnem
aktu: A pc mem = kdyz il
snoubenec zpolickoval - jede
Jeste v baletnfch satech rychle
ma nadrazf, skocf do vlaku a
pfipoj1 Sc k snoubenci. S tim
Sc rozv1j1 historic jakehosi ne
chutneho Americana, ktery 81
vezme jinou t~anecnici, protoze
no, kdyz byl opily, neokradla.
Opust1 j vsak a nezaplatf no.
tel. Tento American hazf ry-
bieky do lahve Cd sampanske-
no a mlsto zatky cpe do hrdla
bankovky. Nevfme, kdy je noe
a kdy den, ktera z d1vek Sc jak
jmenuje - jsou 81 podobne -
kde Sc ktery 1sek odehrava a
jak dlouho CO trva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Csl. ucenec j. Formanek
ZemFeI

Nahle zemfel We SVEN byte
We Vrsovicfch 72lety professor
ceske vysoke skoly technicke,
inz. DIR. Jaroslav Formanek.
Narodil Sc 9. 1nora 1854 v Ia
bore, kde vystudoval realne
gymnasium, nacez studium che
mic ukoncil S vyznamenanfm
ma ceske vysoke Skole technic-
Ike V Praze.
Jmeno profesora Formanka
je nejen dobTe znamo V pr1-
myslu ceskoslovenskem, ale i
zahranicn1m. Tento taborsky
Kodak Sc nespokojil S poznatky
jez 81 z1skal ma ceske technice
V Praze, nybrz Sci studovat e.
lektrochemii do each, Mnicho-
va a do Curychu. Pdsobil ne
jakou dobu V prGmyslu a pax
vedl jake asistent elektroche-
mickou laboratoF ma technice V
Cachach.
Kdyz pax V 80. letech min.
stolet1 81 podstatne rozs1Til OBJ
zor pc oborech, ktere no nej-
vice poutaly, vratil Sc do Czech
S mnoha cennymi poznatky a
zkusenostmi z Nemecka a pra-
coval nejprve v cukrovarnictv1,
pax u technicke kontroly finan
chi spravy a konecne We stat
MIN 1stave pro zkoumani po-
travin. Cd roku 1900 pGsobil
jake decent ma ceske technice
V Praze, kde byl jmenovan ro-
ku 1907 mimoTadnym a kratce
pred valkou Tadnym profeso-
rem. 4 Id
V6decke dflo profesora For
manka je velmi obsahle a m6lo
znacny vyznam pro pr6mysl i
jine obory hospodaTsk6 cinnos-
tt. Formanek byl z mala ces-
kych vedcG, jejichz ceske kni-
ny sc zpravidla hned pTekla-
daily aspon do n6mciny (casto
/ do jinych jazykG) a jehoz
prace dosahly znacneho UNA
nj V odborne cizine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11


Ma den sv. Vaclava, 20. zaT1,
v II hodin, Dude odhalen v
Ceskych Budejovic1ch pomnfk
dru. Augusta Zatkovi, v1dci
Cechd Geskobudejovickych.
Pomn1k je d1lem mistra 3D.
humila Kafky. Bude staff ma
Masarykove namestf, pred Ces-
kobudejovickou radnic1, k jej1-
muz dobyt1 bylo soustTedeno u
sill DIR. Zatky. Zastitu slavnos-
ii pTevzalo 1stTedi narodnfch
obrannych korporacf, hlavni
mesto Praha a mesto Ceske
Budejovice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Smrtelny pad s pidy.

V Zajecicfch pred nekolika
dny pracovala ma pGde rolnice
Marie Hajkova. Pr praci Sc
il udelalo nevolno a spadla
dolG ma mlat, kde zGstala lezet
v bzvedomf. Byla dopravena
do nemocnice, kde lekafi zji-
still, re utrpela mimo cetna
zraneni take otfes mozku.
Pres veskerou lepaTskou peel
svemu zraneni podlehla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Vitr odnesl historicky nalez
z roku 1747.

V Domazlicfch opravujf ar
cidekansky hostel. Pr prose-
kavanf der pro upevnenf VIPER
nasel jeden re zedn1k1 diva us
chile netopyry a list, psany sva-
bachem. Re zvedavosti do lis
tn nahledl. Ale stacil pTecfst
jen letopocet rok 1747. laval
vftr a listinu odnesl. Poole le-
topoctu Sc zjistilo, re ten rok
chram vyhoTel. Listina, ktera
obsahovala jiste cenne 1daje,
byla pc meste hledana, ale jiz
Sc nenaSla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Dsti podloudniky.

Vesnice v slovenskem po-
hranici u Teky Ipoly mezi sa-
hami a slovenskymi D'armoty
jsou primo zaplavovany ciga-
retami a tabakem z Madarska.
Pasovanf provadejf deti, ktere
Sc v Tece koupajf a pTi tom CT
garety a tabak pTenasejf. Mel
ka reka paSeractvi usnadnuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
CeSka zvolena kralovnou Place

We Varne konala sc i leto3
obvykla volba kralovny PLACE,
ktere Sc s1castniIo mnozstvf
~navstevnic ~lazenskeho mfsta z
Csl., Polska, Rumunska, Jugo-
slavic, Madarska, Rakouska,
Turecka a Nemecka. Kralov-
nou PLACE byla prohlasena IT.
leta studentka z Brna, 81. P.
Zubkova, dcera stTedoskolsk6-
no profesora, ktera z1skala ia
Ike prvn1 cenu v soutezi O nej-
krasnejsf saty. Veskery bull
harsky tisk prinesl snfmky mia
de Brnanky. Kdyz Sc konala
volba kralovny PLACE, dosud ne
dopadenf kasaTi vyloupili kan
cellar varnenske odbocky paro-
plavebn1 spolecnosti Lloyd
Triestino, kde ukradli pres
100000 wi a mnoho sperk1 a
zlatych mincf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

= Pc dlouhe toulce pc diva
nact let, Michael Horvath ko-
necne Sc dostal do sveho stare
no domova v Gyoru, Madar-
sku, ma ceste re Sib1re, kan byl
dovezen co zajatec "a svetove
valky, a zdrzen i pc uzavfenl
pf1mef1. Horvath nastoupil
svou cestu r.. 1924, do Gyoru,
10000 mil daleko. Byla to je-
dina costa dostati Sc dom1, je-
likoz nemel penez. Skoro vsu-
de Sc dostal mezi nejake dobre
lidi, kterf mu poskytli potravu
a utulek. Konecne kdyz prisel
ma p1du Madarska, a zabusil
ma dvefe v prvnf vsi, ably poza-
dial 0 chleba, byl pTekvapen,
kdyz mu otevrel byvaly velitel
Jeho cety, ktery jej S nadsenlm
uvftal.
= Jsa obzalovan, re sve mi
lence polfbil ruku, Petr Chrep-
ko byl nucen pozadati O inter-
venci v Moskve, ably Sc mohl
dostati zpet do technicke sko-
ly v Kizil Orda v Kazanske re-
publice sovetskeho Svazu. Byl
obzalovan Teditelem skoly, re
"kf1sl feudalnf a aristokraticke
tradice' a re skoly vy~loucen.
Jeho milenka, dfvka jmenem
Serezhecina, byla prinucena
"smytl vsechny stopy feudalne
arlstlkraticke manyry."
= Pr mlacenf psenice ma
farme asi IL mil cd Kamsack,
byl usmrcen 52lety farmar
John Briskov. Pr olejovanf
mlatic1ho stroje byl jeho kabat
zachycen femenem. Nez mo-
hla byt mlaticka zastavena,
byla Briskovovi rozdrcena
hrud, pferazena ruka a tez
vnitrne byl ranen.
We vilove ctvrti v Athe-
mach zatkla policie stars1ho
muze, kdyz lezl pres plot. Ma
straznici Sc ukazalo, re je to
62lety Teoil Naupilos, jeden z
nejbohats1ch lid1 v Recku, a re
lezl do vlastn1 Willy. Naupilos
vypravoval, re no vlastni pT1-
buznl zavreli do soukromeho
ustavu pro choromyslne. Tam
byl zavfen We sklepe, tyran hla
dem a dusevne mucen. o pill
noel zacal nabytek poskakovat
ma stomach Sc objevovaly cerne
stlny a ozyvaly sc hrozive hla-
sy. Churavy milionaT byl pc
nekolika dnech v takovem sta
WI, re no pT1buznf mohli odev-
zdat do statn1ho 1stavu pro
choromyslne. Tam Sc "a ne
kolik nedel v spravne lekarske
peel zotavil, takze Sc mu poda-
Tilo prchnout. Do sve Willy sc
nemohl dostat a proto lezl pres
plot a pri tom byl dopaden po-
licisty. Policie brzy zjistila, re
skutecne slo O spiknutf Naupi-
lovych prfbuznych, ably Sc emo
chill CO nejdrfve jeho milion1.
" mestskem museu v Kra
lovci We Vychodn1ch Prus1ch je
vystavovan zajfmavy obraz,
ktery ukazuje statneho muze,
ktery drz1 v jedne ruce cep
a v druhe kuchynsky nGz.
Zobrazeny muz = jiste cele-
din z venkova = spolkl v roce
1886 nedopatTen1m nGz, ktery
drz1 v ruce, nacez Sc dostavily
tezke zaludecn1 polite. Ami
staven1m ma hlavu, ami podob-
nymi osvedcenymi prostTedky
tie dolby nebylo mu pomoci. Lee
kari rozhodli Sc tud1z k opera
CT. Nejprve vyznacilo Sc uhlem
m1sto, kde je treba operativn1-
no zakroku a felcarovi Sc po-
dafilo potion opravdu nGz re
zaludku vyjmouti, aniz muz
zemTel. Slava kralovske medi-
cinske fakulty sc pax rozsfTila
pc celem svete.
$1,000
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-21

members would go downstairs and there
shown how particular the Recorder must
be it would then be said that Mr.. Peter
sen gave real hard service and earned
only $36 90 per month. Do you mean 10
say for sll the recording work we have to
do this Municipality cannot afford to pay
$4,000 per month recorder? That
Mr.. Petersen had been able to take care
of the recording work is because of his
long service and knowledge of the Dan.
ish language; if we had to go out and
find someone else we couldn't find suit
able person for less than SI0O 90 per
month. Now we are trying to combine
the offices of Police Judge and Recorder
as 10 the Danish days which are far
removed from the present time In those
days the police could take a man and put
him in Jail and even put him 10 the black
hole and not remember him, but you
cannot do that today. The Police Judge
has good deal to do. he should not get
less salary than the Director of Police.
the Superintendent of the Hospital nor
the Assistant to the Colonial Council and
Secretary to the Municipal Committee.
If we are rot satisfied with one Judge
let US have two men at salary ofS12O 90
per month each for the time being; and
at that we must not think we are paying
for the quantity Of work done, but for
the dignity of the office, because they
are professional men. One of these
courts might have few cases but of a
grave character and if you have not got
the proper man on the bench the case
may not be decided satisfactorily. In
recording work if every is not crossed
aid every dotted one may lose his pro.
l. ~ l.
Judge sitting on few cases whereas
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT CT THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE u. 6. a
CHRlSTIANSTED SUB JUDICIAL,
DISTRICT
In the matter of the estate of MARIA
WILHELMlNA EBBESEN. Decd.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I. George Ebbesen, having been appoint
ed Executor of the above entitled Estate
in accordance with an order of the Dis.
strict Court. do hereby give notice to all
persons having claims against the said Fs
tate to file same with the executor at his
home 10 Christiansted within six (69
months from the date hereof.
All persons indebted to the said Estate
are hereby notified to make PAYMENT to
the said Executor within the said period
o: time.
First publication of this Notice made
this.14th day of September 1896.
GEORGE EBBESEN
Executor.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-21

today you have a Police Judge who has
much work to do.
The Chairman: have no quarrel
with the last speaker. just want to con
traoict one statement which he has
made. He said during the Danish Ad-
minlstration policeman could throw
man IN Jail even put him in the black
mole ana forget him. | must say TIL
mat IS not true because Section 70 of the
Colonial Law says:
Every person who is apprehend
ed for any breach of the Laws
shall within "a hours after his
apprehension be brought before a
Judge. If it be found that the
person apprehended cannot i'm
mediately be discharged or releas.
ed. the Judge shall give an award,
deciding whether the person is to
be imprisoned or if he may be re-
leased on bail. stating the nature
and amount of the ball. this award
shall DE given as soon as possible.
at farthest within days after the
apprehension, and shall be accom-
panied by statement of the rea.
sons onwhich it is based. ...."
want to say here what happened by a
coincidence. the Governor has just told
me that yesterday the Police Judge of
st. Thomas was made recorder for that
Island and st. John. We are not selling
houses here every day.
TO Be Continued
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-21

Use FULLER BRUSHES as ideal gift for
Mother Dad Husbands = Wives
Fiancee such as Modern Hal
Brushes - owder brushes - Bath Brush
IS Beauty sets = Health sets.
Call Phone or Write
E A. ABRAMSFN
Representing he Fuller Brush Company
Phone No %
10 A. d 20 King Street
Frederiksted, st. Croix
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-21
Notice 10 Sport Lovers

Reporting The outcome of Schedule
Games played on Sunday sept. 20, 1896.
Rangers Won Lucky Strikes Is 10
Athletics . by forfeit from Senators
(Score of 9th even hiring CD g
(Ref.: Rule "a. Sec. IL. Rnle Sc Rule So.
and Rule So. Sec. 2.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-21
Cbristiansted 1heatr,
(The House. of Good Pictures)
8. 10 Tuesday Night
BOB STEELE once mo
IT h e Brand Of Hate"

Just the ypeof picture with the word
Come and go along with this picture will
vide the laughs . 19 ~ ' p va
A NEW NEWSREEL will be shown
n a
usual
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Geviinson Plans
Miami Trip

Lou Gevinson, Washington's
latest fistic sensation, and his
manager, Matt Twomey, will go
to Florida for a month, immedi-
ately after the turn of the year.
it has been announced.
Gevinson, through his manager,
expressed the hope that he'd be
able to fight at least twice while
in Miami.
According to word from Miami,
received yesterday, Captain Peo-
pies, Miami matchmaker, is ready
to sign Gevinson to box either
Ray Woodward, of Miami, or
Everett Symington, of Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, for a bout in Miami
early in the winter season.
Goldie Ahearn, matchmaker for
Turner's Arena, had expressed the
hope that Gevinson would fill the
January II date for him, but the
announcement of Gevinso ms
Florida plans probably ends hope
that the latest ring sensation will
appear in a Washington ring
much before February.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

Hub this fall, it was chiefly be-
cause prices were jacked up and
not because Boston is not good
sports town. Paul Richards,
formerly with the Giants and
Dodgers, now edits a newspaper,
of which he is part owner, in Texas
Carl Hubbell is managing a
basketball team in Oklahoma this
winter.
The largest span monolithic
concrete structure in America, the
new sports arena at Hershey, Pa,
was recently dedicated with a
hockey game between the Her
sheys and the New York Rovers.
The arena has a seating capacity
of 7,104 One of the rumors
anent Mrs. Wally Simpson con-
cerned itself with her contem-
plated purchase Of one of the
country estates in the rolling hills
of Maryland. where some of the
most exclusive fox-hunting clubs
in America are located. Tallyho! e.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Saugsted
To Turn Pros

Matt Twomey, manager of the
latest washington ring sensation,
Lou Gevinson, announces that two
more local amateur boxers, Willie
Feary, lightweight, and Eddie
Saugsted, bantam, will enter the
ranks of the professionals.
Feary and Saugsted are Golden
Gloves and D. C. A. A. U. cham
pions. Feary at one time general
ly was rated a better prospect
than Gevinson, while SaugSted
generally is accepted as one of the
hardest hitting bantams ever de-
Veloped in local amateur ranks.
Under Twomey's plan, Feary
would enter the professional ranks
within a month, and Saugsted
after a lapse of six weeks.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

up to the lightweight division on
his return to England and won
three fights in a row "He's
all teak in the topknot" is how an
English boxing writer describes
Johnny King, the British bantam
weight champ, meaning there's
plenty of bone in Johnny's bel
fry Johnny McGrory, English
featherweight champ, is in Bleed
ing South Africa, where he'll fight
Willie Smith, recently flattened
by Freddie Miller, for the British
Empire featherweight crown.
The Oxford Cambridge boat
race, a Saturday afternoon affair
since Lord Lovaduck wore his first
topper at Eaton, may be rowed on
Wednesday afternoon next
March because of tide conditions
Sammy Renick, the mite jockey,
was warned not to go spearing
fish in Miami unless a friend is
along with him. Sammy speared
large bass there a year ago and
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

HARRI T T LEWIS
(left), guard, and Mrs.
Grace Davis, captain and
forward, aim to help the
Garfield team win the Girls
Community Center League
championship which opens
its season next month. Mrs.
Evelyn Susie" Sheridan,
Garfield Playground super
visor, not only coaches the
team but also plays forward.
Other members are Loveye
Adkins, forward; Dorothy
Kelso, forward; Rena Burn
ham, center; Henrietta Hob
son, side-center; Ellen Burn
ham, guard; Margaret Alley,
forward; Margaret Nc
Adams, side-center; Frances
Alley, center; Peggy Alley,
guard; Mary Shorb, side
center, and Eleanor Noonan,
guard.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Gu. Boxers Train
For Wo|fpaCk

Five Catholic University boxers
already are on hand and in train.
ing for c. us ring engagement
with North Carolina State on Sat-
urday, January 9.
The five-Joe Bunsa, 1855; Dave
Bernstein. lis; Suly Greco, 1865;
John Cavelas, 1865, and Ray Tur-
ner, 165-curtailed their holidays
in order to be in the best of con-
dition for the meet.
The remainder of the boxing
group will report to Coach Eddie
LaFond on January 2. Classroom
work at c. U. begins on January 5.
C. U. apparently does not intend
to be caught as the Cardinals were
last year when they had only three
days in which to prep for the
Wolfpack boxers.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

was about to be pulled in by it
when a friend came to his rescue.
Gene Tunney was down IN
Miami Beach, supervising the con-
struction of a winter home, ad-
joining that of Charles Francis
Coe. Tommy Loughran and Tom
Beaupre, who fought in Dallas
some weeks ago, met at 6 o'clock
mass the morning of the fight.
After Tommy outpointed him that
evening, he went to the Dallas
lads dressing room, gave him a
few pointers on boxing and wound
up with this admonition: and
above all, keep up the good work
I saw you doing this morning"
Rogers HornSby is getting gray,
but aren't we all? Charles
Dresser has bet Bill Terry 500
that Lloyd Moore, Cotton States
League product, will stay up with
the Reds next season Eddie
Collins says if the Boston Red.
skins didn't get any support in the
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

If and when Herman is called
upon to substantiate his charges,
there may be fireworks plenty of
'em.
Herman is quoted as saying, in
relation to Holy Cross:
81 sure think it was pretty
good the way the boys (mean-
ing the Dartmouth 'boysD stood
up against those professional
players (meaning Holy Cross
professional pIayerSO. Even
though we lost (meaning that
the Dartmouth boys lost to the
Holy Cross professionally, we
(meaning the Dartmouth 'bOysO
made them (the Holy Cross pro
fessiOnalsO look pretty poor"
BROWNS "PtoGs"
He also is quoted as saying, in
relation to Brown:
1--WE (meaning the Dartmouth
'bOys') played the pugs from
Brown, and they (meaning the
Brown 'pugs) are not smart.
Continued on Page 26, Col. A.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
BY WALTER r. OKEsON

Chairman Of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association Rules Committee.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-To me
the most striking features of foot
ball during 1886 were the uniform
development OF the attack on
every front and the great number
of upsets which occurred nearly
every week.
In connection with the former
phase of the game, forward pass
ing was strikingly better in its
execution, the running attack
showed great improvement both
in deception and power, and lat
eral passing ceased to be such a
hit and miss affair and was used
much more intelligently and eff
fectively.
AS for the so-called upsets, un-
beaten and united teams virtually
Continued on Page 26, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Albany Purchase
Near, SayGiants

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Despite
reported denials from Owner Joe
Cambria that he had sold the
Albany Baseball Club to the New
York Giants, officials of the local
club and President Frank j.
Shaughnessey of the International
League expected the deal to be
completed today.
Business Manager Eddie Bran
nick of the Giants said terms Of
fered by Cambria had been ac-
cepted and as far as the Giants
knew Cambria would arrive here
today to sign papers completing
the deal.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 30-Fate
of the Albany international
League Baseball Club was still un'
certain today after owner Joe
Cambria denied reports he had
sold the franchise to the New
York Giants, National League
titleholders.
Reports from New York said
the Giants would close deal with
Cambria today. The New York
club wants to move the franchise
to Jersey City, N. j., to establish
a farm team, it was understood.
Mayor John Boyd Thacher,
leader in the fight to keep the
franchise here, said Cambria tele-
phoned from Baltimore last night
that there was no agreement with
the Giants and that negotiations
CONTINUED on Page Fl, Col. u
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

1t appears that yesterday, be-
fore a gathering of some 125 peo-
pile, at holiday luncheon of Dart
mouth alumni, in the Harrington
Hotel, Joe Herman, Washington
boy and member of the Dart
mouth football team, labeled Holy
Cross football team of 1886 as a
group of professionals" and the
football team of Brown as a group
of "pugs."
Incidentally, Herman labeled
the Dartmouth football team as
a group of boys"
Fireworks, Maybe
Out of Kiernan's assertions may
grow a celebrated casus belli up
New England way. Already, Holy
Cross and Brown alumni in Wash
ington have taken rather vehe-
ment exception to Kiernan's
charges, and promises are made,
by these Holy Cross and Brown
alumni, that Herman will be
called upon to substantiate his
charges against the Crusaders and
the BrunonianS.