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The Washington times., 1936-09-16

A living room ensemble that is
thoroughly in tune With the mod
ern day! Ideal group for apart
ment living rooms, studios or even
the larger rooms in homes where
space is precious. The lounge has
a separate mattress-it can be
made into a double bed or twin
beds. 2 modern "step" design end
tables, matching cocktail and lamp
tables. A modern knee hole desk
with magazine shelves. Occasional
chair. Desk chair. z end table
lamps.
The Washington times., 1936-09-16
Threat to LaFoIIette
Seen in November

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 16
G.NSO. - Wisconsin Republican
leaders rejoiced today as returns
from yesterdays primary election
showed q strength which they pre-
dicted will seriously threaten the
La toilette dynasty in the No
vember election.
In the nomination for governor
The Washington times., 1936-09-16
.Einstein Appears
In Leather Jacket

PORT CHESTER, N. Y, Sept.
Is. The trend in clothes for
scientists was demonstrated by
Prof. Albert Einstein yesterday.
He appeared at the opening Of
the annual drive for the blind
dressed in leather Upper jacket,
increased oxford gray trousers
and well-worn walking shoes.
The Washington times., 1936-09-16
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. MD.
GREYsToNE INN

UhL I SIONEl INN
A mountain inn two hours from Wash
jngton, offering delicious meals and COM
Portable rooms: all recreational facilities.
weekend rates. $3.50 including meals;
S16 per week. Call W. L. Wnmot.
The Washington times., 1936-09-16
Zaimis Dies at 81

VIENNA, Sept. 16.-Alexander
Zaimis, 81, president of Greece
before the restoration Of King
George, died suddenly in a
Sanitorium yesterday.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Straslivy zert.

V dilnach Bagovych zavod1
We Zine spachali delnfk Alfred
Novak a Heinrich Gruchot kru-
TT zert ma 14letem Jugoslavci
Bosko Ciridicovi, jehoz nasled-
ky 81 ami nepredstavili. Pc ne
vinne hadce Gruchot pridrzel
Ciridice a Novak pfilozil mu k
zadni casti tela hadici cd kom-
presoru a vehnal mu do tela
vzduch pod taken 6 atmosfer.
Tohoto stroje Sc pouz1va k CT
stem stroll. Nasledky byly prf-
cerne. Hoch sc nafoukl a v hro-
znych bolestech Sc shroutil k
zemi. V nemocnici musel byt
operovan, nebot Sc mt ma ne
kolika mistech protrhla stTeva.
Jeho stav je tem6r beznadejny.
Gruchot a Novak byli zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Zlato " kukurici prof. B.
Nemce.

Decent DIR. J. Babicka poda-
va v "Banskem svete" zpravu O
zaj1mavych pokusech, prova-
denych v ustave pro fysiologii
rostlin ma Karlove universite v
Praze. V tonic 1stave potre-
bovali jednou k jakymsi poku-
sum kukurici a body. Opatfili
81 je re statku profesora DIR. B.
Nemce v Oslanech ma Sloven-
sku. Kdyz pax byl prohl1zen
popel kukuTice, upoutala pozor
most mala leskla zrnecka, KITE
ra Sc dala rozpustiti jen lucav-
kou kralovskou. Bylo pax po-
drobnymi zkouskami %zjisteno,
zekukurice skutecne obsahuje
zlato a to O.0OO2 p%rocenta.
Kukurice vyrostla ma pol1ch,
ktera vznikla zvetran1m stejne
horniny, jaka Sc nachazi v O.
kohl Banske Bystrice, kde BY
valy dolly ma zlato. V 1stavu
pro fysiologii rostlin zkoumali
i .jine rostliny z okol1 Oslan a
zjistili zlato take V pfeslic-
kach rolni a bahennf a i v il
nych rostlinach. Zlato, obsa-
zene v rostlinach, vsak pTecha-
ri i do tela vsech zivocich1, Ii
viclch Sc takovou "zlatonos-
nou' rostlinou stravou. Fysio-
log Vinogradov zjistil ma pr. v
telecIm mozku IA miligramG
zlata ma jeden kilogram moz-
kove hmoty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Obrovsky ohen v csl.

Letosni prvn1 maj byl veil
kou pohromou pro mensi obec
Belovezu u Bardejova v soud-
MIN okrese presovskem. Je to
obec majlc1 105 dom1 a ma 600
obyvatelG, vetsinou malych ze-
medelc1 a d~rvostepG, kterf byli
vzruseni nahlym pozSrem Wy
letevslm re spolefneho dvoj-
domku roln1kG Josefa a Micha-
la CeglinakG. Val shiny vitr a
rozsffil plameny do okoli tax
income, re nez prisla pomoc ha-
sicG, zachvaceno bylo plameny
80 obytnych domk6 i Sc vsemi
patricnymi pr1stavky a hospo-
darskymi budovami, jichz bylo
hospodafskymi budovami, jichz
bylo d~ohromady sedesat.
AZ ma nepatrne vyjimky le-
hlo popelem vsech techto SO
S 60 pT1stavkami, nekte-
re az do samych zaklad1.
jsou vetsinou drev9ne,
kryte sindelem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
rozhlas pro zahranicn
kraJany.

Vedeni csl. rozhlasove spo-
lecnosti pTipravuje velke pod
Milky pro nejblizs1 dive, til leta.
Vedle staleho zdokonalovanl
lax obsahu, tax jeho technicke-
no vybaveni PRAGUE Sc nepre-
trzite ma planech, ably rozhlas
obsahl skutecne celou Ceskoslo
venskou republiku tax, ably vsu
de mohli Tide poslouchat cesko-
slovenske STANCE.
Nejdrive Dude postavena a
jeste druhe polovici srpna "a
hajf vysllani kratkovlnna vysl-
laci stanice v Pardubicfch. Bu-
de jednak seznamovat dalekou
cizinu S nasim staten, jednak
Dude udrzovat styk krajan1 s
materskou zemi. Vysllani Dude
nekolikajazycne a vzhledem k
rozdll1m casovym Dude praco-
vat hodne take v noci. Jejimu
programu Dude venovana vel
ka pece.
S urychlenfm Sc pristupuje k
vybudovanf move vysllaci stani-
ce severne cd Prahy, jez by OBJ
sahla vsechny pohranicnl kral
je ceske. Bude sc jmenovat
Praha III. a Dude moderne wy
bavena, ably mohla take v pf1-
pade potreby nahradit vysllac-
ku liblickou. Pracovat Dude ma
vine MISUNDERSTANDING.
Pro Podkarpatskou Rus, kde
Sc rozhlas dobfe viva, Dude
postavena samostatna vysilac-
ka nedaleko Uzhorodu, jez do
stane vlnu kosickou.
Ctvrta stanice Dude postave-
ma We stfedu Moray tax, ably
celia Morava j byla obsahnuta.
Vysflacka moravsko-ostravska
Dude slouziti stejne jake stani-
ce koSicka lokalnfmu rozhlasu
a ODE tyto budou synchroniso-
vany ma vlnu vysflacky stras-
nicke. Ma vsechny tri posled-
ne jmenovane vysflaci STANCE
.isou projekty uz hotovy a pro-
vadf Sc vyzyvacf rfzenf pro fir
my.
Hned pc techto projektech sc
zapocne s budovanfm vysilacky
pro zapadnf Slovensko u Ban
ske Bystrice.
Pamatuje sc take ma potre.
by jiznfch Czech a projektuje sc
postavenl zesilovac1ho zarlzen.
v Ceskych Budejovicfch pro Ii.
blicke vySllAni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Csl milionar skoro jiz umiral
hladem.

V Brine zije jisty muz, Anto-
min S., ktery byl jiz dlohou do
bu bez prace a I'll v nejhorsl
b1de. Mnohdy nebyl dalek W.
silent hladu. V nejvetSl nou-
ri obratil Sc p1semn6 ma sveho
nemanzelskeho otce v Londyne
a prosil no O nejakou podporu.
O tonic otci nev6del vlastne
vic, nez re zije Anglii, jinak
Sc s MIN v1bec nestykal. Dopls
dosel nazpet S p~oznamkou, re
adresat zemTel.
Pote Sc obratil Anton1n S. ma
ceskoslovensky konsulat V Lon
dyne, a ten vysetTil, re otec br-
nenskeho obcana skutecne zem
rel jiz v roce 1881, zanechav
pc sobe milionove jmenl. Ne
manzelskemu synu zij1c1mu v
Brine odkazal 10000 liber
sterl. (okrouhle 212 milionu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Obrana Prahy.

Ia predsednictvi vrchniho
velitele C. P. O. namestka DIR.
a jeho zastupce namest-
ka Kellnera konala Sc ma rad
nici S-taromestske spolecna po-
rada pTedsed1 spravnich rad a
vedoucfch 1Tednfk1 vsech O.
becn1ch podnikG; elektraren,
vodaren, plynarny, jatek, trz-
mic atd., pTi n1z podany byly
zpravy, jaka opatrenl a zarfze-
nj jsou ucinena v techto podni-
cfch pro prfpad obrany a O.
chrany pred leteckymi utoky.
We schulz organisacne propa
gacn1ho odboru schvaleno bylo
rozdelenf 1zemf Velke Prahy
ma okresy a obvody, v jichz &C.
lie budou velitele okresnf a OBJ
vodnf, jmenovanf z odbornych
1Tedn1kG oboe prazske; tim
jest dan dalsf zaklad pro po-
drobnou ~organisaci protiletec-
Ike ochrany Poole jednotlivych
odborG sluzeb: poplachove, po-
fadkove, hlasne, pozarn1, sa-
maritske atd.
Vzhledem k znacnemu poe
tn clenG m1stn1ho p~oradniho
vyboru pro ochranu protileta.
dlovou We Velke Praze neni v
zajmu delnosti teto instituce.
ably pocet jejf byl rozmnozo
van, a budou dalsf osoby, je.
jichz soucinnost byla by while.
de NIX jejich zvlastnim znalos.
tenn a schopnostem zadouci
pfizvany do schGzi tohoto pc.
radnlho vyboru jake necleno.
We S hlasem poradnim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Sovety jmenuji papeze
"~Spoiencem faSismu."

"Izvestia", dfednf organ So
vetske vlady, jak oznameno z
Moskvy, VIM papeze, re "zjev-
ne vmesuje Sc do domacfch a
zahranicnfch politik narodG."
V odpov6di sve list tento ma
nedavny 1tok papez1v ma ko-
munism, VIM R1msko-katolic-
kou c1rkev jake pripojen1 Sc ku
''soucasnemu barbarismu fasis-
mu a militarismu."
List dale tvrd1, re v Rusku
nestava zadny zakon prot rim
sko-katolicke cfrkvi v Rusku a.
nj zakazy nabozenskych vyko-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
VINCENT LOPEZ, uznany ia
ko champion, zapasiti Dude $
GINO GARIBALDI pTisti ty-
den v hlavnim Zapase.

Mr.. Ed Contos, pofadatel
kTfzkovych zapasG Carlins
Park pTipravuje velice zaj1ma-
w program pro pT1st1 1tery, 2.
cervna. Zapasy tyto poradany
budou V arene ma venkove.
V hlavnlm zapase Vincent
Lopez, uznany co svetovy cham
pion utka sc S Gino Garibaldi,
Italskym championem.
V druhem zapase Dean Det-
ton utka Sc S Fred Grubmier.
Nasleduj1cf 2 zapasy ktere
urceny ma dobu 80 minut aneb
l porazku 1cinkujf: Eli Fischer
VS.. Dick Powell; Chas. Strack
VS.. Felix McQuad.
Zapas mezi DR.. Len Hall a
Stanley Wycoff jest urcen ma
dobu 20 minut aneb 1 porazku.
Vstupne: 40c, 99c, $1.10 a
$1.65. zeny v prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute utery V hlaVnlm "a
pase Ernie Dusek porazil Chief
Little Wolf We % minutach.
Gus Sonnenberg porazil A
Billings v 10 minutach.
Sander Vary zdolal Abe
Goldberg v II minutach.
Charley Strack porazil Star
Maslock v 16 minutach.
Zapas mezi Eli Fischer q
Jack Donovan pc 80 minute
vem zapasenf prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Zvitszil.

Milton Schwaber, obchodnfk
nemovitymi majetky a polite
ky pritel mayora Jacksona, pc
dlouhem boji vymohl 81 povole-
nj ku stavbe gasolinove STANCE,
{. 5722 York road blfzkosti
verejne skoly, c. 213.
Povoleni dial mu v 1tery W.
Dor ma zonove otazky. PROT
povoleni byl department W.
chovy a William Bauern-
schmidt, sekretarka sdruzenf
veTejne skoly.
Protivnici ukazovali ma ne
bezpeci hrozicf dftkam navste-
vuiicim skolu {. 213. 0 povo-
lenf Schwaber bojoval cd cerv-
ma minuleho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Dite odlozeno mezi stare
hadrv.

Podivny nalez ucinil hadraf
Martin Valba, ktery sbfra sta
re hadry pc jiznfm Slovensku.
Kdyz vyjel z Komarna S plnym
vozem starych vec1, zaslechl
bolestny detsky plac. Teprve
"a chvfli zjistil, re plac vychazi
z jeho vozu. Rozhrnul proto
stare hadry a mezi mimi nasel
odlozene nemluvne, zabalene v
zenskych satech. Cetnictvo pa
ira nynf pc nesvedomite matce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Ditko z~achransno
dvanactiletym.

Sest rokn starry hoch, Chas.
Joyce, {. 1907 N. Patterson
Park Avenue, z~achranen byl
pred utonutfm Clifton parku
koupacfm rybnfku, kdyz tom
to sklouzl do hloubky asi 8
stop. Zachrancem hocha byl
II rok1 starry William Evans.
Tento udal, re pc vytazeni no.
cha nikde nevidel zadneho pc.
licistu. Nejaky muz zavolal
ambulance a dltko tresoucf sc
chladnem a vysflenfm, poslanc
bylo do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Spanek prozradiI.

V Opave We spanku v nemoc-
nici, pacient jmenem Max, mel
sen. Mluvil re spanf. Osetro-
vatelka v jeho pokoji, zavolala
policii, a kdyz tato vyslechla
Make co re spanf povfdal, da-
la jej zatknouti ma obvinenl, re
zapalil svemu sousedovi stave-
nj. Zharstv1 sc udalo pred A
roxy. Max Sc pozd6ji k zloci-
nu primal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
PIjcka Spojenych StatI.

Henry Morgenthau, sekretaT
pokladny, V pondelf vyp1se
p6jcku $2,O50.OOO.000 ma Via
dnf jistiny zahruje v tyto bill
on dolarG, ktery vlada nynf ma
ma hotovosti.
Novou pGjckou ses1len byti
ma liver Spojenych StatG.
duh Spojenych Staff t1mto
dosahne WISE $32, 590.000.0O0
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
F. l.. |. s.
Bonus vyslouzilcGm, zij1c1m
v cizine.

r. -. i. >.
Bonus vyslouzilcGm, zijfcfm
v cizine.
Dotaz: Mil bratr, ktery
slouzil "a valky v americke ar
made, zije nynl v Europe. Ma
pravo ma bonus? Kdy Sc poe
ne S vyplacen1m?
Odpoved: Vas bratr musf
ST podati zadost ma nejblizsfm
americkem konsulate a musf
soucasne pTedloziti "Honora-
BILE Discharge" a certificate
of Adjusted Compensation.
Prve bonusove obligace a seky
budou rozesflany kolem Is.
Icervna t. r.
Listopadove volby.
Dotaz: Kdo Dude v listopa-
du volen mimo presidenta.
Odpoved: V 1tery 3. listo-
padu Dude Sc odbyvati volba
presidenta. a m1stopresidenta
lSoucasne Dude voleno dvaatri-
Get senatorG a zastupcu do
kongresu We vsech statech kro-
me v Maine a Louisiana, We
kterychto dvou statech odbyva-
il Sc kongresnl volby o neco
drive.
Cizinci, kteTi dostavaj1
podporu.
Dotaz: Existuje nejaka sta
tistika O tom, kolik cizinc1 We
Spojenych statech dostava pod
poru? Tato by dala zajlmava
zvlaste We svetle pr1tomnych
tvrzenf, re cizinci stall Sc teto
zemi vaznym "bTemenem".
Odpoved: Federal Work
Progress Administration Cd
haduje, re v zarf 1885 bylo We
Spojenych statech asi 10000
robin, ktere braly podporu a je
jichz hlavou byl pfistehovalec,
ljenz nemel jest6 ami prveho lis
tu. V techto rodinach bylo
vsak 100000 rodilych Ameri-
can1( detf a manzelek). Kro-
me toho bralo podporu 100000
pTistehovalc1 bez prveho listu,
kteff nebyli hlavou rodiny.
Mnozi z teto skupiny byli vsak
cleny drive zminenych 10000
robin. Dale bralo podporu
dalsich 10000 lid, kter1 nell
uz prvy list. z tohoto vseho je
vidno, re meme neil pet pro-
cent vsech lidi, berouc1ch pod
poru, jsou cizinci, Gill re pocet
cizinc1, odkazanych ma podpo-
ru, nen1 proporcionelne mno-
hem vyssi neil pocet lidf zde
rozenych.
Veznenf pro dluhy?
Dotaz: Niue byti dluznfk
zatcen proto, re nemdze platiti
dluhy?
Odpoved: Vezneni pro dlu-
by bylo zruseno vsemi staty u
nie. Zatknouti je mono dluz-
nfka jenom tehdy, jedna-li Sc
soucasne O nejaky podvod, "a
pfran1 aktiv, nebo utrhan1 ma
cti.
Prava naturalisovaneho
obcana.
Dotaz: Niue nektery re
statd pTijati zakon, kterym by
Sc nejak obmezovala prava
naturalisovanych obcanG Spo-
ljenych statn?
! Odpoved: Nikoli. Jakeko.
| Ii zkracovanf naturalisovaneho
obcana v tonic smeru bylo by
prot IA. odstavci 1stavy Spo.
jenych statG, v nemz Sc mimC
. jine pravi: "Vsichni Tide, 70.
zenf nebo naturalisoyani w
Spojenych statech a spadajlc
pod pravomoc tamtez, jsou OBJ
cany Spojenych statG a toht
statu, v nemz pTebyvaj1. zad
ny stat nesmf pTijati nebo Wy
mahati dodrzovanf jakehokol
zakona, JIM by Sc zkracoval.
e vysady nebo immunitu obcani
/ Spojenych statd 49,"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29

Kc).
Nynf byl S. 1redne uvedo-
men, re pozGstalostnf vec je Wy
rlzena a odkaz mu Dude ode
vzdan; penfze byly jiz pouka-
zany. Plnych pet rok1 byl te-
dy brnensky nezamestnany
dvojnasobnym milionaTem, a.
niz mel O tom nejmensf potu-
chy a pri tom by byval malem
Zemfel hlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-29
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

= Ceskoslovensky Demokra-
ticky Klub 25. wardy V Curtis
Bay, oslavf otevTen1 sveho Soru
V nedeli, 7. cervna. Zabava pc
cely den pTi dobre hudbe a OBJ
Cerstveni vSeho druhu ma m1ste.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
JEWELL AND GRAY
 RETURN FROM WEST
 COAST GAME PATROL

Homer Jewell and Douglas Gray game wardens, returned on the Seal. Capt. K. c. Talmadge, last night after game patrol of the west coast, Chichagoff and Baranof Is- lands.
 Few deer were noted on the trip, according to Jewell, nor were there many hunters in evidence. The lack of hunters, Jewell said, was probably due to the bad weather which would not encourage sportsmen
 Antone Kristensen, nonresident hunter of Sitka, was apprehended by the wardens, two guns and a deer carcass were seized, release obtained and no action taken at this time.
 At Port Alexander, two hunters, Jack Wickersham and Laurence Larson, were apprerended in pos-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
RINEHART DOES
 SOLO HOP FROM
 JUNEAU TODAY
Weather Conditions Hol d All Local Planes
 in Hangars

Stout winds and short visibility, stopped most of the flying out of Gastineau Channel today, Pilot Jimmy Rinehart, in the Alaska Air Transport Stinson, completing the only hop. Rinehart took off for Hawk Inlet this morning at 9:45 with R. Parks and Wayne Ponsonby as passengers.
 From Hawk Inlet, Pilot Rinehart flew to Tenakee, where he picked up MT. and Mrs. Ed Snyder for the return flight to Juneau, ar- irving back at the AAT ramp here at noon.
 Shell Simmons, piloting the AAT Beilanca, took off for Prince Rup- ert with four passengers this morn ing at 9:30 but after being out 20 minutes found the weather too bad and returned to Juneau Simmons plans to attempt the Prince Rupert flight again as soon as the weather clears.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
Fashion Says little Jacket"

QSIIIOH OQYS LIttIS JS1CKCIS
 of little silk brocade shimmering This cooruI affair meaized silk Persian which astens the front with little gold buttons and 0 a swishng of leaf tafeta white gloves twisted Egyp tianc of pearls costume
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14

The packer boat Nakat. Capt. Frank Thomas, was the only vessel to deliver on the Juneau fish mar ket up to noon today, bringing 300 pounds of king salmon to the Coop late yesterday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
AT THE HOTELS

GaStineau Steve Brojac, Sitka; Homer Jew ell, Juneau
 Alaskan Gray Scott, Juneau; w. F. Ul- rich, Juneau; Joe Serdar, Juneau.
 Zynda MT. and Mrs. H. Swanson, Ju- neau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
WEATHER DELAYS TWO PAA PLANES COMING HERE FROM INTERIOR

Two Pacific Alaska Airways FL ectra planes, slated to fly from Fairbanks to Juneau with full pas senger loads today, were held in the interior city this morning, by unlikely weather.
 If conditions permit. the two planes will make the flight to- morrow morning, it was announced.
 Mrs Feodocia Daniloff, native of Russia, was admitted to citizen ship by George F. Alexander in the District Court today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
|KRAUSES DROP
 HOOP CONTEST
 TO CRAvESMEN
Crimson Bears Show Speed in Loss to Bremen
 Last Night

Through three quarters the
 Krause and Graves teams of the
 puneau City Hoop League staged a
 Ree-saw battle in their game at khe High School gym last evening, but then the Gravesmen went on a fcoring spree to finish up 13 points Pn top, by a score of Al to 28.
 Tte Clothiers held a slight lead
 hll the way and toward the end Pf the third period started to
 build up their margin with the
 Concreters seemingly dazzled by
 the glare of the bright blue and
 orange outfits sported by their op-
 ponents. Eddie Lawson was the
 leader of the fourth quarter spurt
 bf the Graves lads, dropping four
 buckets in row to build up his
 Eides lead from 30 to 24, to 36 ho 26.
 Count Knotted
 The Concreters knotted the count
 once, at 13 all, in the second quar- tier, and fought all the way, but Icould not quite cope with the speed Flashed by the Graves outfit after Nit had turned on the heat. The 'half time score was IS to Is with Graves holding the edge. Besides Lawson, the sparkplugs < of the Graves attack were Bill kO'Malley, Bob McPhee and Bill ! Robertson. On the losers end, Sam :. .my Nelson was the main artillery, {reinforced by Larry Hill and Ralph EBardi
 Last nights loss put the Krause hoopsters in deep rut as far as their chances of topping the first Found play goes while the Clothiers lare, despite their loss to Douglas last week, right back in the thick <of the fight as result of their triumph
 Opening Tilt
 ilC OQHCdu IltSl oCllCOl OAihi- Sson Bears flashed some speedballs ! in the exhibition curtain raiser to < the evenings court program. With enothing at stake, Coach Hautala
 gave all the lads chance to gain some game experience, enabling 8the Juneau Firemen's league team to grab the game by good edge, \ the final totals being Bremen AZ and Prepsters %.
 As long as the Crimson Bears first string was in the fray, it was nip and tuck battle, the first quarter ending with the count nine to seven for the Fire Laddies, but the second lineup which went in for the High School to open the second period could not quite keep l up with the leaguers, who ran their lead to 20 to IS at the half. ,s Third Stringers In Coach F1sutala started his third
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
L.0MSKI GETS DECISION IN
 FERRAR BOUT

ROCKFORD, III, Nov. 14-Leo Lomski, Aberdeen, Wash, assassin, won a ten round decision last night from Prett Ferrar, of Des Moines, Iowa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14
ELLINGEN IN HOSPITAL

One of Juneaus old time contrac- tors. Harry Ellingen, went to St Ann's Hospital today for medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14

session of loaded automatic shot, guns holding five or more shells, in violation of the regulation that re- quires that shotguns hold not more than three shells. The guns were seized and release obtained.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-14

stringers as the second half opened and then the Bremen really blaz- ed adding seven markers to their total while the Schoolboys were getting one. The High School first and second string went in during the last minutes of play and man aged to l ole the Bremen on equal terms.
 Marking themselves as the com ing stars of this seasons play for the Crimson Bears were Atkinson at center, and flashy pair of guards, Joe Smith and Bud Brown. The chief faunt showed by Coach Hautala's men was in following the ball too much and forgetting to cover their men.
 Old Guard Peppers
 The old guard showed them selves to be still the handspring of the Bremen, with Doc Hollmann carrying on in role of maestro, as during the last several, seasons. Dewey Baker is still hard to over come under the basket, and Jimmy Orme enchanted in plenty bas- kets. The Bremen may not be as fast as some of the younger of the City League teams, but they are plenty foxy and do not miss any breaks that come their way.
 The ringside seats last night were well filled with High School root CTS, band and all, who turned out en masse to watch their team in it's debut.
 Summaries
 Juneau High (29) Bremen (42) F-H. Behrends, D.. Holman, 13 F-H. Hanson, 4........D. Behrends, 4 C-Atkinson, 4-.-...-......B Baker, II G-J. Smith, 3..-.....,........,T. Mover, 2 G-B. Brown, 2..,...........,..G Gould, 0
 Substitutions = Juneau High: H. Lucas (5), R. Smith (3), J. Rear ney, c. DeVault (3), T. Powers (3) <, B. Hamilton, R. Peterson, B. Alex ander, A. Brown. Bremen: s. Moy- CT, Culbertson, J. Orme CID.
 Officials-Williams, referee; Fer guson, scorer; Phillips, timer. H. s. Graves (41) Krause (28) F-Gray, 2..........................N Nelson, 9 F-OMalley, 9........................... Hill, ' McPhee, 10. .Gerewell, 5 Robertson, Young, 0 G-Gowdy, 0.................-.......B Bardi, 5
 Substitutions Graves: Foster, Lawson CID. Krause Ledbetter, Riendeau, Osborne, Rodenburg CD.
 Officials-Williams, referee; Fer guson, scorer; Phillips, timer.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
GEORGESAYSU.S.
BETTERPREPARED
Readiness to Wage War Is
Best Peace Guarantee,
Georgians Told.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, September 19.-Sena-
tor Walter F. George, Democrat, Of
Georgia, says America is better pre-
pared than at any time since the end
of the World War" and declared this
preparedness tae "surest guarantee"
Of peace.
Georgia's senior Senator spoke last
night at a Democratic party celebra-
ton of the recent primary defeat of
Gov. Eugene Talmadge, persistent
critic of the New Deal.
He praised the administration do
mestic and foreign policies. And con-
tinued:
Don't let them tell you our country
is not prepared to defend her foreign
policies, which may become all impor-
tant during the next two years ..
This Nation of ours is better pre-
pared tonight than at any time since
the end of the World War. tell you
this and am not pacifist.
I'VE are prepared. And that is the
surest guarantee that we will stay out
of the struggles now seething in Eu-
rope"