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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23
GARY COOPER'S SAFETY, TRADE
HOME LOOTED GROUP TOPIC

Safer safety zones and addi-
tional policemen for traffic duty
were urged by the Washington
Board of Trade traffic committee
at yesterdays luncheon meeting in
the Harrington Hotel.
The committee urged that
"streamlined" safety zones, such
as installed on F. st. N. W., be-
tween Seventh and Ninth Streets,
be made uniform throughout the
city. Major S. D. Ashford, chair
man of a subcommittee which
made a survey of the zones, con-
tended that the present button
type zones and loading platforms
are not safe.
The committee also recon-
mended that installation and
maintenance of the zones be
placed in the hands of Traffic Di-
rector William A. Van Duzer. The
Public Utilities Commission now
has jurisdiction of the zones.
On motion of l.. c. Crawford,
the committee voted to request
Major Ernest w. Brown, Superin-
tendent of police, to assign Is of
the IS rockies" now enrolled in
the police training school to work
in the departments traffic divi-
sion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23
Card Party TO Help
Church Building Fund

A card party for the benefit of
the Holy Comforter Church fund
will be held at Holy Comforter
School Auditorium, Fifteenth and
East Capitol Streets, tomorrow
at 8:45 p. m.
The church building fund is
under direction of the Rev. Ed
ward J. A. Nestor and Alfred p.
Neff is general chairman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23
CONTINUED from Page II

N~A-~AAA~~A
Democratic nominee for President
IN 1928 declared in an address
here, because the Roosevelt ad
m1niStration has turned it's back
on every JefferSonian plank in
the 1892 platform, has abandoned
true Democratic principles, and
has embarked on a course of tax.
gathering and SQuandering of pub.
lie funds that spells disaster to
the nation If not checked.
Chief targets of the Happy
Warriors" barbed sarcasm were
the growth of bureaucracy, the
rubber stamping of Congress and
the Roosevelt administration fis.
Cal policy. He started out by
saying:
II never came to Chicago in
my life rs strong q Democrat
as am now. And for a very
good reason. Because / am &C
tually helping to save the Demo
cratic party and the nation"
Smiths address follows in part ::
After the Administration had
entirely diSregarded the funda.
mental principles of the party,
cast the platform into the dis
card, forgot all of the campaign
promises, and then met in Phil.
adelphia to indorse the actions
OF the present Administration,
that means approval on the
third of November leaves the
Democratic party with nothing
OF fundamental principle except
what took place in the last three
and one-half years at Washing
ton. Although fundamental ira
d1tion and the sacred creed of
the party was handed to it by
Jefferson, its founder, one hun
dred and fifty years ago.
Fighting for Party
Therefore, do I say with the
profound belief within my own
heart and soul that I am speak
ing for the future preservation
Of the Democratic party as I
understand it and as it's prin-
cipleS have been taught to me
since I was very small boy.
I want to talk to you about
a billion dollars. I want to see
If we cam bring our minds to-
gether and be able to analyze
the enormity of a billion dollars.
When a man takes me over to
the window on a bright, sun
shiny day and tells me that the
sun is 100000 miles away
from the earth, I just look at
him and say, 20. K, kid, you
win"
Few Can Understand
Now what 1 am a little bit
afraid of is that there are too
many of our people, for their
own benefit, who are unable to
comprehend just what billion
dollars really is.
So 1 am not going to speak in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23
Jail Trusty Caught
7 Hours After Escape

A man who escaped from the
District Jail yesterday afternoon
wasn't at liberty very long.
At 3 p. m. Sidney Winchester,
3S, a trusty assigned to duty on the
lawn, calmly walked away.
At 5 p. m. he was taken into Gus
tody near the home of his brother
at Ninth and K SITS. N. E., by Ed
ward Turnure, a guard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-23

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Oct
% U.N.SO Burglars who looted
the palatial home of Gary Cooper,
noted film star, of $4,000 in furs,
jewelry and other valuables, were
being sought today.
The burglary occurred some
time ago, police said, explaining
that they kept it quiet" too have
a better chance to investigate
without publicity. Cooper and his
wife are in New York.
A housekeeper discovered the
burglary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Dozvuky z primarek.

Pr primarkach v Ohiu repu-
blikani a demokrati byli poe
tenn HAST tax blfzko "a sebou,
re zadna strana nedosahla re-
kordu. Demokraticke hlasy Sc
pohybujf cd $4,000 do 6OO,-
900 a republikansk6 cd 1884,
900 do 596,0O0.
V Clevelandu, O., pfedvolby
do statn1 zakonodarny ukazu-
il, re n6kolik ceskoslovenskych
kandidatG ma nadeji ma zvole-
nj. Ma demokratickem listku
byl do statnfho senatu nomino-
van Vilem FOUL, do domu "a
stupcG ma 3. miste Otto J. Bar
timex, ma IL. m1ste Lody HUI
MI a ma 13. m1st6 Slovak Stefan
iona. Ma republikanskem list
ku byli nominovani krajane
Frant. G.. Manak a Eduard
Cheney. Petr Slach prepaid.
Townsendovci 1pln6 pohore-
Ii. V FL. distriktu "a ne kan
didovaI krajan Frant. J. Svo-
boda, vydavatel Americana,
ktery obdrzel pouze 1883 hla-
sy. Jeho protivn1k Crosser do
stal 1902 hlasy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Zotavovani prImyslu.

V Youngstown, o., vySOka
pee Jeanette" spolecnost.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. zacala pracovati pc petite
tie zahalce. Zvysena cinnost v
zelezaTskem prGmyslu Sc po-
vazuie "a dobre znameni pro
dalsf pokracovani prace i v O.
celafskem prGmyslu. Produk-
ce oceli V Youngstownskem
distriktu rovna Sc nyni asi rs
celkove kapacity a ocekava Sc,
re ma teto vysi zGstane i pristi
tyden, nebot az dosud pracuje
ca peel z celkoveho poctu SO.
Spolecnost Libby wens-Ford
Glass Co. oznamila, re jeji
tovarny v Toledo a v Ross
ford budou zvetsovany novymi
stavbami. Sc stavbami Sc poe
ne V druhe polovine cervna a
spolecnost ma ne VIDA $780, 900
V East Toledo Dude postavena
nova kotelna z oceli a cihel.
Sydney c.. McAllister, presi-
dent international Harvester
Co., Tekl podflnikGm firmy, pri
vyrocnfm sjezdu, re tato spo-
lecnost ma ma svych vyplatnich
listinach We Spoj. Statech $751;
900 zamestnancG, a to 1900 Vi
ce nez roku minuleho. R. 1929
.celkovy pocet zamestnanc1 te-
to firmy v cele zemi byl AZ, 800.
Pocet delnfkG zamestnany je
JIM zavody je nynf nejvetsf v
jejich celych deljinach. Ivy
Semi poctu delnfkd oproti r.
1929 nutno pricfsti ma 1cet sni-
zenf pracovnf dolby. Vetsina
re zamestnancG nynf ma 4Oho-
dinny %pracovnf tyden, kdezto
jeste v r. 1929 Sc pracovalo SO
hodin tydne. Ia nejhorsi do
by deprese, pocet zamestnanc1
firmy poklesl r. 1882, ma 49,
900.
McAllister pravil, re cob
chod je znacne lepsf nez byl
loni." V zem1ch jizne cd rovni
nfku, obchod pry znamnite pri-
bfra, a &C panujf dosud obchod
nj nejistoty, obchod je daleko
lepsf nez roku lonskeho."
Americtf farmaTi, pravil
pTedseda teto zname firmy,
jsou v rGzovem rozpolozeni
mysli, ale zemedelstvf je do
sud V tezke situaci, jelikoz far
mar nedostava Ia sve vyrobky
dosti vysoke ceny, ably mu ma
hradila vydanf "a vyrobky prn-
myslu, jez nakupuje. Behem
let deprese, pravil McAllister,
omezovali sve nakupyI
hospodarskych stroll, ale v n.y.
stavu mysli zakupujf Vi
&c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22

S jarn1m sluncem objevl Sc
opet pihy, zvlaste u tech, kdoz
mali jemnou plet. Nedaji sc
nikdy docela odstraniti, nebo
jen prechodne, avsak dali Sc
ponekud vybfliti nejriznejsfmi
prostredky. Cerstva stava z o.
kurek jest dobrym prostred-
KEN proti piham a tvofi vedle
stavy citronove nebo arniky
hlavni soucast toiletnich vodi-
eek. Osoby Sc zvlaste citlivou
pletl udelajf nejlepe, kdyz Sc
vyhnou pflmym slunecnim pa
prskum a chran1 Sc pred mimi
sirokym kloboukem nebo zavo-
Jem, nejlepe cervenym. Chce-
nell Sc vsak venovat sportu,
pax Sc musfme smiTit S pihami
nebo je dati osetriti odbornym
lekafem. Jarnf slunce vsak pTi-
vodl jine nedostatky pleti a
nemilosrdne je osvetluje. Sc
de zbarvena nebo mastna plet,
ucpane a rozs1rene pory jsou
caste d1sledkem spatne zivoto-
spravy a vyzivy s pTevaznou
v%etsinou masa a nedostatkem
potravin, ktere podporuji W.
menu latek. PTilisne vyseda-
vani v uzavrenych mfstnostech
S nedostatkem cerstveho vzdu-
chu a pohybu, ma vliv ma spat-
ny vzhled pleti, kterou pax ne
zakryjeme zadnym lfcidlem.
Ma jare bychom NELL vyuzit
vsech salatd, ovoce a zeleniny,
ktere S sebou toto obdobf pri-
nasf. Zazfvaci organy chranf-
me pfilisneho pTejfdanf a "a
tezovan1, varujeme sc alkoho-
lu a ponocovanf a stravime ne
kolik hodin v pohybu ma zdra-
vem vzduchu. Tim ucinime pro
mas dobry vzhled vice nez nej-
lepsimi kosmetickymi prostred-
ky, ackoliv jsou mezi mimi ne
ktere velmi dobre a 1cinne.
Tyto mohou jen dilo dokonciti,
ale nikdy nepomohou, nejdeme
Ii ma koren fla. Nektera plet
nesnas1 ma jare omyvanf stude-
nou vodou a mydlem, pax il ra-
deli omyvame mandlovym NILE
KEN a teplou vodou, pc pr. jen
slabou toiletnf vodickou nebo
kremem. Kazda plet vyzadu-
je individuelniho osetreni a
proto must kazda zena vyzkou-
Set, co j svedcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Zahada vrazdy.

V Elkader, Ia, 1rady, ktere
~vysetrujf vrazdu 6Oleteho far
mare Dana Shine, v jeho eli
bankach sc 27letou manzelkou,
nyn1 obvinenou z ucasti ma jeho
utracenf, obratili svoji poor
most ku move teorii.
Statnf agent Frank Brady
pravil, re stava silna moznost,
re Shine byl ubit k smrti a re
vystrel z rucnice, udavany drf-
We CO prfcina jeho smrti, byl
vypalen o nekolik hodin poz-
deli. Novy MAJOR, kdyby Sc u
kazal pravdivym, mohl by "a
chraniti 19leteho Maynarda
Lenoxe cd domneky, re IN je
skutecnym vrahem v zlocinu,
ktery die vseho byl vypocten
ma zmocnen1 Sc majetku Shi-
neova, a v nemz je vysetrovano
sest osob, obvinenych re spik-
mutt k tomuto ucelu.
Lenox Sc primal, re vypalil
ranu, ktera castecne urazila
hlavu stareho muze, a re take
pomahal dati jeho mrtvolu do
takove posice, ably to vypadalo
jake sebevrazda. Poole move
teorie by Sc ale usuzovalo, re
mladfkova stTelba mela "a u
eel pouze nastrojiti, jakoby
Shine skonal strelnou ranou,
kterou 81 sam zpIsobil. Ku ko-
houtku rucnice byl uvazan kou
SEX provazku, ably to vypadalo
jakoby Shine "a nej sam zata-
hi.
ZTfzenci zakona pravf re je
docela mono, re Lenox byl O.
klaman ably myslil, re vskutku
pacha vrazdu, zatim co snad
vystfelil ma jiz mrtveho Glove
ka, jehoz nekdo jiny ubil. Le-
nox We SVEN priznani pravil, Re
Shine byl v bezvedomf We chvi-
Ii, kdy ma neho vystrelil, a re
nevf, CO farmaTi kdo udelal
pred tim, nez ma neho vystrelil.
Vysetfovanf take vzalo novy O.
brat, kdyz manzele Elmer
Kuehlovi udali, re prisli ma
Shineho farmu ably cd neho
koupili nejaka semena, ale Re
nikdo ma jich klepanf neotevrel
Tim Shine, 70lety bratr zavraz
deneho, pravil, re odesel cd
bratra a re v tie dobe Dan &c.
kal ma navrat sve nevesty ne.
kolika dnI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Vejce.

Voice obsahuj1 ma jafe We
zvlaste znacnem mnozstvl pro
mas organisms d1lezity lecitin
a vitaminy. Chceme-li tyto lat
ky dodat nasemu telu ne
zmensene m1re, pax pozivame
vejce syrova. Jelikoz syrova
vejce kazdy nesnasf, je mnoho
zpdsobI, jak je ucinit chutnej-
SINH. Mfchame vejce S troskou
soil tax dlouho, az Sc zloutek s
bflkem dplne spojf. Namacfme
do neho suchy chleb. Nebo do
takto pTipraveneho vejce vmi-
chame jeste trochu oleje a octa
a okorenfme rozsekanou pazit-
kou. Deti mali rady slehany
bilek S vanilkovym cukrem a
jablkem, pc pTfpade s jinou "a
vareninou nebo syrovym ovo-
GEN.. Do slehaneho bflku MI
zeme pridati pomalu i zloutek.
Syrove vejce s vanilkovym GU
krem mGzeme pTidati i do NILE
ka a uslehati. Cokolada, cukr,
zloutky a orisky tvorf dobrou
nadivku do oplatek a hlavn1 We
CT jest, re neznicime varenim
tax mnoho cennych latek We
vejci obsazenych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Stastna zena.

PAM Amy Evers 2 New Yor-
ku pfse: "Trpela jsem revma-
tickymi bolestmi, ktere mne
nekdy znemoznovaly chIzi.
Pocala jsem uzivati Hoboko a
Lecivy Olej Liniment a s W.
sledky jsem velice spokojena.
Mohu nyni choditi a hrati 81 Sc
svymi detmi, coz mne cinf veil
ce stastnou zenou." Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko a Lecivy Olej Lini-
ment jsou diva spolehlive do
macf lecive prostredky, ktere
byly pouzfvany ctyrmi genera
cemi S vytecnym dspechem.
Nelson prodavany lekarniky.
LIE je obdrzeti pouze cd mist
mich poverenych jednatelI Pro
informace piste: DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Zahadne vystTely ma vojensky
balon.

V Sunnyvale, Kalifornie, kul
ky z pusky ~prorazily ma dvou
mfstech obal armadn1ho "blim-
pu" vJzvedn6ho balonu TC-13,
kdyz Sc vznasel 1000 stop mad
horami, jak vyzradil major
Lawrence Labar, velitel Moffe-
tova letiste. "Zdali je to prace
n9jakeho potTestence, nebo
proti-militaristy, nedalo Sc zji-
stiti ale nebyla to nahoda, pro-
toze oba vystTely vysly z jed
noho mfsta," pravil major.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Vydsracstvf.

V New Yorku A. Henry Ross,
pravnfk z Brooklynu, a Max D.
Krone, hlava soukrome detek-
tivnf agentury byli obzalovani
z vyderacstvf We spojenf S pT1-
padem Alfredo E. Smitha Jr.,
syna byvaleho new-yorskeho
guvernera Al E. Smitha, ktery
mel zaplatiti $4,000 "a uml-
cent milostn6 afery S 25letou
sekretaTkou Katerinou Pavli-
kovou z Astoria.
V iedne zalobe jsou Ross a
Krone obvineni, re 20. kvetna
1884 dostali cd mladeho Smit-
ha $1,OOO,iezto mu vyhrozova-
Ii odhalenfm skandalu s onou
dfvkou; V druhe zalobe jsou OBJ
vineni, re FL. unora 1885 pTi-
jail cd Smitha Jr. obnos $1O,-
900 kdyz mu op6t vyhrozovali
podobnym zpGsobem jake pc
prve.
Smith zaplatil $1,000 hoto-
We a ma $4,000 vystavil noty.
Penfze ma Smithovi byly wy
mameny falesnym udanfm, re
Pavllkova Sc ma stati matkou
nasledkem stykG S MIN a jestli-
re on nezaplatf, re Dude vse-
chino prozrazeno. o Smithovi
Sc udavalo, re Sc S Pavlfkovou
setkal ma party apartmentu
ma Riverside drive a re Sc il
nabfdl, re il doprovodf dom1.
Misto toho pry il zavezl do no
telu. Ia kratko ma to pry k ne
mu pTiSel muz a pozadoval
$1,000, ably Sc prfpad nedostal
do novin.
Smith zaplatil $1,000 a my
sill 81, re uz ma pokoj. Ia ne
dlouho vsak vyd6raci pTisli
znovu a tentokrate uz zadali
$4,000. Dal je tez. Ale pax
81 pfisli jeste pro dalsfch 3d.
900. Ma konec jim musil jeste
podepsat i noty ma $40, 900.
Kdyz pax vid6l, re vyderaci
budou mu hroziti jeste dale,
rozhodl Sc jfti k soudu.
Otec mladfka, Al Smith, KITE
ry roku 1923 kandidoval take
"a presidenta Spoj. StatG, stall
pri SVEN synovi, jemuz pry jed
nou rekl: "My ty vyderacske
ptaky tax zmlatfme, re jim ne
zbude noha, ma kterou by Sc
mohli postaviti." Mlady Smith
je zenat, avsak nezije S man
zelkou.
Mlady Smith Sc primal, re
Pavlfkovou potkal V loni ma
domacf zabav6 Il prftele-lekaTe
a re Sc mt zal1bila. Omen PRIV
nj tisfc pry pax vyderaci ma
mem chteli ma kriminalnf ope-
raci, kter6 pry Sc dfvka musila
podrobiti nasledkem toho, re
Sc s MIN seznamila. A dale pry
potTebuje pen1ze ma zivobyt1,
bylo mu Teceno.
UTadovna distriktn1ho ma
vladnfho dale udala, re Pavlf-
kova Sc nikdy nepodrobila kri-
minalnf operaci, jezto il nepo-
tTebovala, jak pozdeji zjistila.
Ale dostala pry $1,000 z penez
Smithem zaplacenych. Vyse-
tTovatel6 pravili, re jsou pre-
sv6dceni, re O dals1m Tad6nf
vyd6racG ami nevedela, Re vsak
jeden z onech muzG Tekl, re by
m6la vlastne dostati $4,000 a
ne jenom tisfcovku.
Pavlfkova je nynf provdana.
Pr vyslechu hoTce plakala,
kdyz mluvila o SVEN manzel-
stvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22

|tydne musila raketyrd6m vypla-
ceti $40 "a kazdou dfvku, KITE
rou zamestnavala. Zcela pc
obchodnicku ukazala pax po-
rote, jak "puncovala" karticku
pc kazde, kdyz pTisel nejaky
"kostymr."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Nepodajny.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornia,
32lety barv1r Frank Bell pr
praci spadl S 25 stopoveho le-
Semi. Phi padu Sc dotknul dra-
tn elektrickeho vedeni o vyso-
KEN napjetf. $4,000 voltG pro-
jelo jeho telem, odev Sc ma mem
vznal a byl slime popalen,
avsak zGstal nazivu. Lekafi
mali nadeje, re sc uzdrav1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
z ude$eni srnrt.

V New Yorku vzrusenf, kdyz
spatrila svoji sousedku bezici
ma ulici Sc saty v plamenech,
stale sc osudnym Jennie Gros-
sove, 65lete, kterou pri tom RAJ
Mia srdecnf mrtvice.
Evening star., 1936-11-23

Ferencsy would stop the duels. Gen.
orally, 1t thought not, because Chief
Thor loves the sound Of clashing fo;is
himself.
Under the duelists' code DR.. Sarga
must meet all his adversaries within
48 hours after his first combat with
Q heavy, military saber.
DR.. Sarga challenged nine men who
intimated he married his beautiful
wife for money, and who expressed
amazement he could WOO and win her.
IT nave been entreated to relin-
uuish the idea of nine combats." DR..
Sarga said. But have never enter
tanned any such plea because honor,
more priceless than life, Is at stake
the honor of my wife and the baby
well soon have.
II would not want my child to learn
his father was q coward"
Police May Interfere.
How far the police would 60 to pre-
vent the duels was not certain. ON
cials sometimes wink at duels-which
are illegal-but observers here said
DR.. Sarga's challenges have aroused
so much attention that authorities
scarcely could plead ignorance Of the
plans.
As the hour approached for the first
meeting-tentatively set for after
nightfall at a secret rendezvous in 9
fencing academy-detectives lolled
Evening star., 1936-11-23
Duels
Continued From First Page.)

now knows all, recovered her COM
posure. She bade DR.. Sarga godspeed
with the Hungarian equivalent OF
Give 1t to 'em, honey
His 48-year-old mother, who is suf-
fering q heart affliction. told him:
Call me up after it Is over"
At the gymnasium, amid a great din
of Gathering foils, Sarga slipped out
OF his Chesterfield and shirt to disclose
q fencing costume underneath.
Grabbing q foil, he made a series
Of furious lunges at Fencing Master
Santelli, who finally had to give way
to the dashing midget.
Santeln removed his mask and con-
graduated the herr doctor warmly.
The ambitious challenger wolfed his
last meal before the nine duels in
company with the Associated Press
correspondent.
He ate q Bismarck herring and
hard roll and drank light wine.
In IL Previous Duels.
DIR. Sarga said he probably would
fight the duels in his horn-rimmeo
spectacles, which probably are the
most repaired pair of glasses in Hun
gary. They have been shattered fire.
quently in II previous duels.
The jugular veins Of the contestants
will be covered only with light cloth
about their necks. Sarga is the small
est of the duelists, but his hairy shoul-
ders are the broadest Of the 10.
Tonight's first duel will be the
toughest, DR.. Sarga opined, and the
two following it should be easy, "be'
cause I'll be warmed up"
Budapest buzzed with speculation
over whether Chief Of Police Tibol
Evening star., 1936-11-23

outside the Sarga home.
II have some place In mind for the
encounters II the others are too closely
watched" declared DR.. Sarga, insist
ent on settling his issues despite his
distraught wife's tears.
He refused to confide the location
Of the field Of honor even to his
seconds lest 1t become known to the
police.
Foreigners Hope 70 See Duels.
Numerous foreigners arrived in
hope of seeing the duels but only q
limited number will witness the
fights.
Besides the adversaries, there will
be two seconds and . doctor for each.
A neutral known as the leading
second" will oficiate, keeping the
duelists from coming too close to
each other and guarding against
fouls.
Because the code dictates the in
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suit can be wiped out only by blood,
each duel must continue until one
opponent is too exhausted to fight
or is wounded.
The heavy cavalry sabers chosen
- weapons usually are duller than
the thinner blades OF other swords.
Hence they infiict tearing wounds
which are harder to heal.
Evening star., 1936-11-23
PARtEYS
TORESUME TODAY
Workers Camping in Factory
Make Merry With Cards
and Music.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, November 13.-
Apparently becoming accustomed to
sleeping on cold cement floors and
on the idle machinery, several hun
dred employees Of the Bendix Products
Corp. neared the end today Of full
week in the plant.
The workers refused to leave the
factory last Tuesday when company
officials ordered all work halted be-
cause of efforts to force q closed shop.
spokesmen for the strikers sent out
word today that men and women now
have been segregated and that union
representatives are watching all pack
ages Of food being handed in to the
workers in order to prevent the SNUG.
Cling of liquor into the plant.
For almost a week food for the
protesting employees has been passed
in to them through the factory win
dows.
In the meantime union representa-
tives and factory officials prepared
to resume their conferences this after
noon in an effort to settle the dispute.
Homer Martin, international presi-
dent of the United Automobile Work.
ers of America, has urged the workers
to remain in the plant pending the
outcome Of the peace negotiations.
John P. Mahoney. vice president of
the Bendix plant. claims, however.
that the refusal of the workers to
leave the building is hampering the
settlement efforts.
Edward S. Mcdonald, United States
Department of Labor conciliator, con-
tinued to hold out hopes for an early
peace and end of the combined sit
down. strike and lockout.
The workers spent Sunday by en-
tertaining themselves at card games,
while others rounded up a make
shift orchestra of two pieces-a saxa-
phone and a concertina.
Workers who play entertained
Evening star., 1936-11-23
FIRE RAZES GARAGE

TOLEDO, Ohio, November 23 (P).-
Fire razed the storage garage of the
Short Way Bus Line, Inc, here last
night. destroying II buses, several
trucks and private cars, and ofice
records.
Nine persons In the garage at the
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groups Of their comrades with I'M
promptu concerts.
Union leaders counseled the work.
ers against leaving the plant pending
the outcome Of negotiations.
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time escaped without injury.
The fire was believed to have started
when the tank Of gasoline truck ex-
ploded. said Timothy Adams, mechan-
ic. who was in the building.
Bus service will not be disrupted,
ofncials said. Damage was estimated
at $4,000 by Chief Fred G. Schlorf.
London's busiest corner Is Oxford
street west. q census shows.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25

LA CE is again
prominent in the
evening mode. It is
worn in a pale
mauve shade by Pat
Patterson, and is
highlighted by a
bow of pink taffeta
at the neckline, and
a belt with a pink
crystal buckle. Her
couture is notable.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-04-02
Relnersville

Intestinal grip strikes this COM
munity below the belt.--The pine
wood whittlers are leaning their
backs against the stores with a
sprin g-in-the-air Gus
runs: Bull run, Cow run, Horse run
and the run for county commission
er.--The hand that steadies a plow
throughout a days turning Of the
soil will shake at the turning over
of rook card at night.--A daugh-
ter, named Jane Ellen, was born
Saturday, March %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Stephenson, (Alice HID
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Flynn of
GAINESVILLE visited over Saturday
night with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Allen.--John Hill,
O. S. y. medical student, and his
sister, Mrs Lois Walters, of CO.
lumbus, arrived Saturday for Wis
it with their parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. S. L. Hill.--A sand storm
with an Oklahoma license-tag g
breezed out of the southwest last
Friday afternoon, and shortened
our vista of Bristol township from
the pinnacle Of a rock-pile. This