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La gaceta., 1936-06-09
CON LOS GUANTES

Bushy Graham, un decaden
tie, ACADIA de retar al vencedor
del match de revancha Cool
Alvarez, que Sc e~fectuara la Sc
mana que viene en- Benjamin
Field.
Mr.. Graham era y desgracia
damente va no es; desgracia :
damente para su bolsillo, no
para ell arte de los punos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

Gaspar trabaj6 durante lar
go rat0; pero sin entusiasmo,
con desaliento.
Frecuen$emente cuedabase
inm6viil, con la atenci6n fila
mas en- SIS p~ensamientos que en-
a. trabajc, y tenia que Ihacer un
han esfuerzo para sobreponer-
Sc a 81 misuaO y seguir trubaizn-
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

New York, JUNO EN- una
a 10 asaltos verificada a.
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

N Ell NEGRO LEWIS
AL SUECO ANDERSON
La gaceta., 1936-06-09

Aunque frankie Kick per-
La gaceta., 1936-06-09
ser mi dEtimS Obra.

ser mi ditimS obra. -
Y pdsose a TRAFALGAR, procu-
.rando desechar sus tSiste ideas.
~ A la vista tenia pRa fotogra-
a represe8tando Ia nina GU
busto modelaba.
El parecido entire ell busto'y
Ell rs.rato era0irablN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
Juneau's Leading Department Store

to map the fronts of several of the large glaciers in the Glacier Bay Ma tional Monument and to secure con- siderable information regarding the activity of the ice bodies.
 As is obvious even to the casual observer, the fronts of the majority of these glaciers are retreating and the thickness of the ice is gradually decreasing. In one or two instances, however, the fronts have advanced since the making of the photograph ic record by the Naval Aerial Expe- dition of 1929.
 The Survey party states that the activity of the ice at the 1ront of the Muir Glacier was particularly impressive. Scores of great masses of ice were breaking from the front each day and huge icebergs were drifting far down the pay
 Both MT. Reed and MT. Sargent were greatly impressed by the won- derful display of natural pheno- mena. particularly glacial and other geologic processes, in the region and with it's value as a natural field laboratory for the college student and others.
 MT. Reed left for Washington last night on the North Sea and MT. Sar- gent returns to Seymour Canal to continue his topographic mapping of Admiralty Island tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
GOING TO CALIFORNIA

J. J. Chilberg, arrival on the PAA Electra from the Interior, will leave one one of the first steamers for San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
FOSTER SON be-. OF INT. SEC.
 IS SUICIDE
Wilmarth Iekes Sends Bull let Into Brain in
 ChicagoHo

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 31.-Wil- martin Ickes, aged 37 years, foster son of Secretary of Interior Harold L. Iekes, was found shot to death this morning in the Ickes home in suburban Winnetka.
 Police Sergeant Harold Lewis, of the Winnetka Police Depart ment, said it is unquestionably a case of suicide.
 Brick Magnuson, caretakers of the Ickes' home for the past 20 years, found the. body. There was one bullet wound through the head and .38 calibre pistol lay on the body which was on bed in first floor room.
 The body, clad only in pajamas, was found when Magnuson took this mornings breakfast to Ickes' room.
 Ickes was Treasurer and prin= cipal owner of the General Print ing Company of Chicago.
 Secretary of Interior Ickes left Washington, D. C.. this morning by plane and is expected here this af- ternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
Bu SID rRpEr


 ls sgSEW2 YORK, Aug. 3i.-Tne pow CT at the plate of the New York Yankees Murderers' Row and the airtight; infield of the cannonading New Workers tell only part of the story of the teams amazing rise.
 Part of the story is the defense ap the outer gardens.
 { Man for man, in every position in, the infield, and in the outfield, the 193e Yankees are getting around with the best of them on the dia- mond. <
 During the Ruthian run, the Tanks had one of the heaviest hit ting ousfield combinations in base ball history. Yet that trio of Ruth, Bob Msaisel and Earl Combs didn't measurE up to the present bunch of fielding
 Di HaqGio CoUers Wide Area
 Joe M Maggie, the rookie whose big bat has been the talk of the Major heagues, also has an arm that caA whip ball from any part of centEr field like a rifle shot He covers hs much ground as Combs did in his best days. Butsthat arm of his Is what makes him better, because Combss good as, he was, was shgrt on whip strength. It was ,asfauurate saying around the sta- diuin in those days that Earl could not peg a ball from short center to second base. Of course, that was an exaggerattion, but not by many yards
 Meusel, a great batter, was no- toriously lazy in left field. That's where Jake Powell, Myril Hoag and Roy Johnson have topped him in their alternate tours of duty there this season. They go after the tough ones harder than they do the easy ones-and they get them 2 In right fields Ruth's long time stamping ground, George Selkirk fs the head man today. Now Ruth was a grand fielder, had an arm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31

% NOTICE; If you want to go hunt ing or fishing Phone 626. We ar range parties, adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
SURVEY MADE,
 GLACIER BAY
Reed and Sargent Return from Region-Report
 to Be Sent East

Messrs. J. c. Reed, Geologist and R. H. Sargent, Topographic Engin- ger. of the U. S. Geological Survey have arrived in Juneau after a months trip to the Glacier Bay re- zion. They made the trip on the Motorship Grizzly Bear, Capt Claire Krogh, of the Alaska Game Con- mission
 They report almost perfect wea- ther while on their trip, there being but two days rain and one day of low fog.
 The object of .ile visit was the making of a general reconnaissance of the geology and potential min- eral deposits of the region incident to the opening of the area to pros pecting Tn addition to the general survey of the region MT Reed vis- tied several prospects and examined several properties on which work had been tdone in the past.
 For Purposes of comparative study and to collect information on currect activities in the general region some of the mines and pros poets at Hawk Inlet, Funter Bay Lisianski Inlet, Port Althorp, and Berners Bay were visited.
 To Make Report
 The report of MT Reeds obserya- tions on economic mineral possi- bilities of the Glacial Bay area will of course. be made to the Director of the United States Geological Survey at Washington, D. o. before heinz made public.
 In addition to making topograph- ic maps that were used in making detailed mineral studies of certain small areas, MT. Sargent was able
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
TREATMENTS CAME
 NOW SET FOR $ P, M. TOMORROW
Struggle of Fire Leviathians Promises to Be Great
 Classic of Season

With the picclerS', batters and waterboys' battles that are certain to materialize in that gigantic baseball classic tomorrow evening between Companies No. and No. 3 of the Juneau Fire Department, it has been decided to move the time up to 6 p. m. instead of 6:30.
 You never can tell" announced Chief of Police Roy Hoffman to- day, it may go to 12 or Is innings whose those pitchers settle down, or blow up, so we though we had better start early enough. to give them plenty of time to gain control if they want it. So tell everybody to be there at o'clock if they want to see our side make about Is runs in the first inning"
 What with, lead pencil" chal- lenged Manager Sim MacKinnon of Company No. 2. Roy, by the way, is on. Company Mo- ,teaml You birds. won't be able to make Is runs if you stay out there all winter he continued. Why, we got a knuckle ball artist. . :"
 Pig knucklesl' snorted the Chief. You haven't got, a ball player on your whole team Now Company No. l. :"
 Say, we got more good ball play CTS in Company No. 2 than. ?
 Your reporter had to come away then and get this into the paper, but there appears to be no doubt that there is going to be a cracker jack ball game out to the baseball park. starting at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31

that could peg ball like a bullet, but he didn't cover the territory a less corpulent Selkirk does.
 4 Great Double -Plag Ttcam
 As a team, the YaIiks are at or near the top in nearly every depart ment of defensive play. Their field ing average is about .972. They worked 100 double plays in 1o3 games.
 The pitching wasn't so bright from Yankee standpoint up to mid season, but since then, the New York hurling staff has improved consid- erably. As result two of the hur- lers, Bump Hadley and Pat Ma lone, just about top the league, while Monte Pearson and Charley Ruffling aren't far behind. Johnny Broaca, disappointment in the early months, has come around and is one of the mainstays now. The relief hurling job is being handled in top-flight manner by Old Blubber Malone, who has paid heavy dividends. for Manager Joe Me- Carthy's faith in him, by saving games every week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31

FLY Irving Airways, Inc, 7-nlace White Loekheed. Phone 626. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
WEATHER CONCEPTIONS AT 5 A. M

. "A. M temperature Craig raining A Wraneel cloudy Ska clear ST. Radiove Skagway partly 50; Soapone Point partly Yakua cloudy 55 China Mccarthy 4S Anchorage partly Fairbanks partly cloudy 46: Nenana AS; Hot Springs cloudy cloudy 5l; Ruby cloudy 5o Nuao cloudy A. Kalag, cloudy Unaake cloudy, cloudy
  morning throughou AL Pacific Ocean there being of Entrance another Aleuian pressure distribution
 
 
 the field of Alaska F5aasg ,5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31

THE WEATHER 8I tBy the U. ,. Weather Bueau)
he U. 5. Weather Bureau)

Forecast for Juneau aud vicinity beginning p August s
 Fair tonight Tuesday cloudy northery winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
FLAT MINER HERE

Waino Koskinin, miner near the Flat region, arrived on the PAA Electra and is enroute to New York on business. He is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
TUBES RETURN

Mrs. c. L. Tubbs and children ar rived from Funter aboard the Es- tebeth. They have been spending several weeks at the mine property at Funter Bay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31
HEIsEL TO PETERSBURG

Walter B. Heisel, Deputy Collect or of Customs, left on the North Sea for Petersburg where he goes for two weeks duty on customs matters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-31

belts both bright i'm waistnes of fall frock This model of black crepe with leather studded with shorter skirt of
 
 ribbon worn with Y
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Lonely Mother Held
On Kidnap Charge

NEW YORK, Dec. % GN.SO.
Grieving because her own child
had been taken away from her,
Mrs. Anna Strelchik, 81, created
a panic in a busy Brooklyn shop
ping district by kidnapping another
woman's baby.
Today she was under arrest on
q kidnapping charge.
The baby, 7-months-old son OF
Mrs. Mary Domofrio, 20, had been
left alone in it's carriage in a five
and ten cent store while the
mother shopped. When Mrs. Do
mofrio returned, the carriage was
empty.
Hundreds of people were
aroused by her cries of "kidnaper,
but as police began search of the
neighborhood the mystery was
solved by a 26-year-old truck-driv-
er. He said he had seen a woman
a few blocks away carrying a baby,
wrapped in a shawl, into a house.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
HeadDIlOHle Rent Plan
For Prison Radio

JACKSON, Mich, Dec. %
G.N.SO.-Believed to be the first
radio system of it's kind installed
in a penal institution, a rent a
headphone" service was inaugu-
rated for 1000 convicts in Michi-
gan State Penitentiary here to-
day, and all private radio sets
banned.
Convict-patrons will be charged
Is cents a month for a headset
which can be plugged into a con-
nection in their cell, with master
receiving sets attuned to two ma
tional chains. In installing a
radio in every CELL" authorities
took precaution, they said, to pre-
vent tampering or any attempt to
use the system as a signalling de-
vice for inter-cell communication
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
BEARD AIDES
ASK MERCY

Twelve associates of Sam Beard,
convicted here in one of the great
est gambling conspiracy cases in
the District, today applied for ex-
ecutive clemency.
Justice Joseph w. Cox of U. S.
District Court, who presided over
their trials, recommended elem
ency for the men, but District At
torney Leslie C. Garnett op-
posed it.
The men were all sentenced to
serve from one to three years in
prison and, following failure of
appeals, started their sentences
last January.
Beard, head Of the gambling
ring, was sentenced to serve from
two to six years. He did not ap-
ply for clemency with the others.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
TEXTILE GROUP
IN FIGHT FOR
MORE PAY
International News service


Through their president, Francis
]. German, members Of the United
Textile Workers of America today
sounded a demand for minimum
wage and maximum hour legisla'
ton at the coming session of Con
greSS.
Statistics show that the textile
worker tolls for long hours at low
pay, German said in a statement
issued here. He said:
eve find that, as always, dur
ing 1886, the textile workers were
the lowest paid, most exploited
group of workers in any mass
production industry in the
United States.
"The textile workers deSper-
ateIy need, and uncOmprOmiSing-
Iy demand, legislative protection
from continued exploitation and
persecution at the hands Of the
textile manufacturers"
German cited figures which, he
said, showed the average weekly
wage for all textile workers was
only $16.99 for the first nine
months of 1885, and this wage, he
added, included the relatively few
higher-paid occupations. He con-
tinued:
"Our survey serves to heighten
the textile workers determinaz
tiOn to pass the national textile
act this session. We must have
it. We are asking for something
which approaches a minimum
subsistence wage. We are not
asking for high wages now"
The textile act passed the Senate
last year, but the House did not
act on it.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
FILM COUPLES
IN TWIN RITES

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. % G.N.sO.
The double hitch" Hollywood's
latest idea in marriage, had a new
pair of exponents today in Brian
Donlevy and Marjorie Lane, of
the films.
With Miss Lanes parents going
along "for company" the couple
left here this morning for Ensen-
ada, Mexico, where they will be
married.
And because fashionable
church wedding was planned for
December 81, with Eleanor Powell,
dancing star, and Sol Wurtzel,
producer, as attendants, the couple
said they would be married again,
as scheduled.
Gail Patrick, cinema star, and
Robert Cobb, restauranteur, who
eloped to Mexico last week, an
nounced upon their return that
they would have a formal church
wedding in the near future.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
NaVv Calls Eastman

Appointment Of Charles j.
Eastman, of Laurel, Md, and
seven other Naval Reserve avia-
tion cadets to active duty as
naval aviators was announced by
the Navy Department today.
Eastman, who "won his wings"
on November "a, while cadet at
the Pensacola, Fla, training
school, will leave for Coco Solo,
Canal Zone, tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Mrs. HerriCk Probes
Brooklyn Bus Strike

NEW YORK, Dec. % O.N.SJ.
Plans of Brooklyn bus drivers of
the Manhattan Transit Company
for a strike were held in abeyance
today while Mrs. Gilmore M. Her
rick, regional director of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board, un-
dertook an investigation of their
differences with the company.
Some doubt arose, however, as
to the Jurisdiction of the NLRB
in the dispute.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Triple Slayer 10 Die
Day After Christmas

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. %.
QN.S0.-Unless wabash county
authorities intervene, Harry
Singer, 25. will die the day after
Christmas for the murder of three
members of a farm family, Gov.
Paul v. McNutt said today. The
governor said he would not grant
executive clemency unless officials
of that county took action.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22

Police and the frantic mother
rushed there to find Mrs. Strelchik
holding the baby in her arms and
gently rocking it. The baby was
sound asleep.
Police said that inquiries dis
closed that Mrs. Strelchik'S child
had been taken by the Children's
Aid Society because her drinking
made her unfit to care for it,
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Biddeford, Me-, Stays
In Democratic Ranks

BIDDEFORD, Me-, Dec. %
G.N.SO Maine as a whole may
insist on clinging to Republican
ism, but this mill city today re-
mained overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic, returning DR.. Frederick H.
Mitchell CD, to office by a better
than two to one majority, and
electing seven Democratic council
men and Democratic police COM
mission member.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
81 War Prisoners
Back From Liberia

BUDAPEST, Dec. 22.-Thirty.
two Hungarian prisoners who were
marooned in Siberia during the
World War, returned here today
after an absence of 81 years. Only
one had wife. awaiting him. She
fell, crying, into his arms.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Blended Whiskey

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whiskies, 6o% neutral spirits dis
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The Washington times., 1936-12-22
To Dredge Pearl Harbor
International News servic

International News Service
The Navy Department today
awarded a contract of $195,577
to the Hawaii Dredging Company
of Honolulu for fleet moorings
for use at Pearl Harbor. A con-
tract of $124,80O was awarded
the F. j. Ganaway Company of
Norfolk, Va, for water front i'm
provements at the Navy Yard
there.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
(ReE. o. 8. Patent off1ce)

DR.. David P. Phillips, prison
psychiatriSt, said the service would
aid in keeping minds of convicts
normal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03

Ma cetnicke stanici v Pudlo-
We Sc pfihlasil vyzably a hroz-
ne otrhan; mlad1k. TIDAL ma
sebe, re je 22lety FIR. Rodov-
sky a re utekl pred dvema me-
slci cd jezdeckeho pluku z. do
Polska. Pry no tam zlakal
katovicky rozhlas. Jak Sc v
Polsku mel, O tom svedcil jeho
vzhled. Je z Pudlova, ale ne
poznali no ami cetnfci, kterf no
znali, ami pT1buznf, ktere zavo-
lali. Zbeh v Polsku zhubl "a
2 meslce o Is kilogramG. Po-
laci pry no pos1lali z 1Tadu ma
dfad, vyslechG pry uzil dost,
ale hladu vice. Poznal, re ami
Polaci 81 zradcG nevazf. zivil
Sc jen zebrotou. Ones je z ne
no lidska troska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Jeji posledni nadsJe.

PAM John Spaeth, Middle
town, N. Y, pfse: "Pfeji 81 a.
byste vedeli, re Hoboko pro
mne ucinilo dizzy. Trpela jsem
zaludecn1mi nesnazemi, jez
byly tax krute, re jsem casio
krate zvracela. PAX jsem &C.
tia novinach O Vasem leku.
Byla to mole posledn1 nadeje.
Koupila jsem lahev Hoboko a
behem jednoho tydne cftila
jsem o mnoho l6pe. Pc dive le-
ia jsem brala lex p~ravidelne a
c1tim Sc 1plne zrava. Nebyla
bych nikdy bez neho." Ora.
Petra Hoboko napomaha zaz1-
van1 a pochodu vymeSovanf.
Pravidluje streva, posiluje Gin
most zaludku a odstranuje je-
dovate necistoty re soustavy,
prokazuj1c tim blahodarny L.
cinek ma vseobecne zdravi. Ne
nj prodavano lekarniky a mi
re byti opatfeno pouze cd mist
mich j~ednatelG. Pro informa-
ce piste DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Petranek ma csl. obchodniky

Obchodn1ci V Nebrasce a v
JIM Dakote, zejmena cesti
obchodn1ci jsou varovani, ably 81
dali dobry pozor ma podvodni-
ka, Jemuz sc podafilo provost
jiz nekolik jeho kouskn.U dava
bezcenne ceky a protoze 81 pr
tom poc1na mazane, Tide mu
uvef1 a teprve az uz je pozde,
pfijdou k poznan1, re byli ma
paleni.
Tento chlapfk potuluje Sc
pc JIM Dakote a Nebrasce liz
dels1 cas-. Je to slusne odenv
mlady muz We veku asi rs ro-
XII, ktery mluv1 spravne cesky.
Neil vstoupf do nektereho OBJ
chodu, vyzv1 ma ulici cd neko-
no Jmena obchodnlk1 a pax u
mich neco koup1. V zapeti
mistrne <pozada O smenenf &C.
ku, protoze pry nema hoto-
vych.
Techto cekG nosf u sebe &C.
lou knlzku. Podepisuje Sc ma
ceky jmenem Pete Petranek.
Ceky vystavuje ma Farmers
State Bank V Kilgore, Nebra-
ska, aniz by tam byl nekdy
mel nejaky vklad. Tyto bez-
cenne ceky promenil uz v mno-
ha mestech V Nebrasce i v Jiz-
nj Dakote.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03

V Chicago Antonio Ko-
houtkova, 40leta, skoncila sv6.j
zivot dobrovolne pozit1m amo-
ME.
= Diva roxy stara Josefa
Markova, dcera manzel1 Joe
F. Markovych, bydl1cfch sever
ne Cd West, stala Sc obetf au-
tomobiloveho nestest1 ma Ste
dry vecer kdyz jela s rodici v
autu k slavnosti vanocn1ho
stromku V kostele Cesko-Mo-
ravskych BratT1. TTi auta Sc
srazila.
Rodice zabiteho decka jakoz
i jeho stryc Adolf Marek a je-
no manzelka byli poraneni.
" Yoakum, Texas, byl
pohrben Wesley Henkhaus,
ktery zemfel nasledkem pora-
nenf pr automobilovem nestle
st1, pTi kterem prisel O zivot
cesky mlad1k Daniel Machac z
YOakum a Dorothy Parks z
Cuero o vanocn1 noci ma silnici
asi mill vychodne Cd Cuero.
Vraceli Sc z lance, ktery
byl ma Boz1 narozen1.
" Corpus Christi, Texas,
7Olety Frantisek J. Kasper, O.
tee farafe tamniho ceskeho ka
tolickeho kostela ssv. Cyrila a
Methodeje Rev. Frant. j. Kas-
pera, byl zabit autem ma SLIM
CT mezi Corpus Christi a Robs-
tOWnem.
= Eduard Kills, 41lety far
mar, usazeny ma farme jihovy-
chodne cd West, Texas, pfisel
O zivot nestastnou nahodou ma
Boz1 bod vanocn1. Sci zastre-
liti PISA. Pr prelezan1 plotu
vysla z rucnice rama, ktera he
Zasahla a usmrtila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03
Ze mnohych tragedii
Vanocnfch.

V New Yorku muz a dive ma
le deti uhoTely ma Stedry den,
kdyz ohen znicil sesti patrovou
budovu. Pozar vznikl ma ire
tim poschod1. Rozsiril sc ma
cely dim.
V Charlotte, N. c., ctyri
osoby byly usmrceny a dive j.
ne vazn6 zraneny pfi srazce
automobile s vlakem.
V Lima, Peru, ctyri oso-
by zahynuly pTi padu tr1moto-
rov6ho letadla Pan-American
Grace Anyways ma stedry den.
= James Flannery, mana
ger Standard Fruit Co., poboc-
ky We Vera Cruz, zemTel ma
sledkem zranen1 k nimz pTisel
pfi leteckem nestesti. Pilotuje
sve vlastn1 letadlo. American
Sc vypravil ma let do Mexika
mesta. Sr1til Sc bl1ze Catepec,
Pueblo V Mexiku.
= V Hot Springs, Arkansas,
iedna zena uhoTela ma smrt, a
ctyri jine osoby jsou pohTeso-
vany pc pozaru vladni 1tulny
pro pocestne a nedalekeho di-
vadla. Skoda Sc pac1 ma $3.50
900. Nekolik osob Sc poranilo
pTi skoku z oxen 1tulny, ktera
byla dTevenym domem O dvou
patrech.
= We Filadelfii, Pa, detek-
tiv ma pensi ma Stedry vecer
vnikl do bytu sv6 odcizen6
mlade zeny, zastrelil il, jin6
dive deti, svou tchyni a sebe.
John w. Rogers, ktery jiz rok
NEIL Sc svou 24letou manzel-
kou, Eloise, Tadil pc celem by
tie, str1leje re sveho sluzebniho
revolveru, az tam kde koho
pobil, vyjma sv6ho svakra. Ro-
gersova manzelka byla zastTe-
lena kdyz zdobila vanocni
stromek.
" La Crusec, N. NJ, va
nocnf tragedie vyzadala 81 "a
obet zivoty dvou profesorG,
w. A. Stobe, re statnf kolleje
Noveho Mexika, pTijel autem
k 1Tadovne F. E.. Oakese, pro
fesora We farmaTske sekci L.
stavu, a ~zastrelil jej pro dom
nelou ci skutecnou kTivdu. Ma
to sam spachal sebevrazdu.
Oba professor byli zenatf, a
NELL pc dvou d6tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-03

Vyrobce Julius Schmidt pfi-
pravuje film "Prazske Jezu-
latko'. Prazske Jezulatko je
jiste v cizine velmi popularnf,
zvlaste We vsech latinskych ze-
mich Sc test velke 1cte. Svedci
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