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Evening star., 1936-10-27
GEO. D. HORNING, Jr.. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Ralph Howenstein Asatha Howenstein.
Phyllis Jane Howen stein. for Change OF
Eame.-No. 6o116. Equity Doc.-Order for
Publication.-Ralph Howenstein, Agatha
Howenstein and PHYLLIS Jane Howenstein.
having filed petition praying for a
9ferse tnaneinE IN their surname am from
spplied TO the Court for an order of publi-
cation of the notice required by law in
euch cases it is bv the Court this 3fth
DAY of October AID. 1925 ORDERED that
ell persons concerned show cause. If any
there be. on or before the Goth day Of
said petition should not be granted: Pro-
sided. That copy Of this order be pub
lished once q week for three consecutive
weeks before said dav in the Evening
Star newspaper JOSEPH w cox.
Justice. (SeaD true coDy. Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By
RICHARD ]. KIRKLAND Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1936-10-27
GEO. d. HORNING. Jr.. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia.-In Re The Application of
willis Owen Howenstein. Elizabeth g.
Howenstein. Jeremy Howenstein for Change
Order for Publica ton willis owen How
enstein. Elizabeth S. Howenstein and
Jeremy Howenstein having filed a petition
praying for a decree changing their sur.
,hame from "Howenstein' to "Hohepstein'
and having applied to the Court for an
'by law In such cases. it is by the Court.
This o6th day of October AID. 1898
ORDERED that all persons concerned show
c6th day Of November AID. 1895. why
the prayers of said petition should not
be granted Provided. That a copy of this
consecutive weeks before said day in the
Evening Star newspaper. JOSEPH w.
cox. Justice Seal A., 4 true COPY;
RICHARD ]. KIRKLAND. Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
c. j. ENTERTA|NS
ARMY OFFICIALS
Luncheon PreCedeS Annual
Competitive Events of
R. 0. TIC.

A score of prominent Army officials
and heads Of military organizations in
the District attended q luncheon at
Georgetown University today preced-
ing the annual competitive events
OF the r. o. T. c. unit on the college
campus.
With Assistant Secretary Of War
Harry Woodring and Maj. Gen.
Albert j. Bowley, Third Corps Area
commander and his staff in the re-
viewing stand, the cadet battalion was
to parade and compete in company
and individual events before the
awarding of prizes. In the event Of
rain prizes was to be presented In
Castor Hall.
Hosts at Luncheon.
Rev. Arthur A. O'Leary. S. j., presi-
dent. and the r. o. T. c. staff were
hosts at the luncheon to which all
the military guests and donors of
prizes were invited. Prominent Third
Corps Area officers attending were
Col. j. A. Baer, chief of staff; Col. H.
N. Cootes, r. o. T. c. officer: Lieut..
Col. William E. Brougher, r. o. T. c.
inspector and aides. The Navy and
Marine Corps were represented by
Comdr. H. A. Seller and Maj. F. A.
Hart.
A Washington student, Cadet Lieut..
Col. Fred r. Tansill, was to command
the battalion. Music was to be
furnished for the parade by the Uni
Versity Band which last night gave
concert in honor of Military day.
Lieut.. Col j. G. Ord, commander
at Fort Washington, Md. was to act
as chief judge of events. assisted by
Second Lieuts. J. M. Pittman. Douglas
G. Gilbert and Royal Reynolds of
Fort Washington's 18th Infantry.
Prize Qualifications.
The chief individual prize was to
be presented to the cadet who has done
most during his four years in the
unit to advance its interests. The
best company and platoon COM
manders, judged by their actions on
the field, also were to be rewarded.
Among the donors of prizes are the
Civilian Military Education Fund,
American Legion, Reserve Of1icers As
sociation, Military Order of the World
War, Military Order of Foreign Wars
and the Washington Assembly fourth
degree, Knights Of Columbus.
Lieut.. Col. Raymond o. Barton, hill
top commandant, was in charge of
the program assisted by Maj Vernon
Evans and Capt. L. L. Cobb of the r.
Q. T. c. staff.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Dinner meeting, COSMOPOLITAN Club.
Carlton Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Reciprocity Club, Mayhower
Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Georgetown University Law
School, Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Dinner. Producers Council of Wash
angton, La Fayette Hotel, 7 pm.
Banquet, Alp'(. Delta Pi Sorority,
shoreham Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, All-States Democratic
Club. Mayfiower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, curley Club, Continental
Hotel, 8:15 pm.
Dance. Iowa State Society, Willard
Hotel, $50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Dance. $40 Club of the American
Legion, Broadmoor Hotel, 10 pm.
Luncheon meeting, Washington So
ciety Of the M. I. T. University Club.
1880 pm.
Meeting, Bar Association, Mayfower
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity,
La Fayette Hotel, 10 pm.
Gard party, Pi Theta Pi Fraternity,
La Fayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Card party. st. Margaret's Church,
Ehoreham Hotel, 2::30 pm.
Birthday party, Ohio Girls Club,
1926 Massachusetts, avenue, 8:l5 pm.
Alumni smoker, Virginia Military
Institute, Army and Navy Club, 8
pm.
Card party, Sodality Union, Will
lard Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1936-05-14

Gerome Rutkowski, student at the Ma
tional Catholic School of Social Serv-
ice, who has just concluded study Of
so cases handled by the Aid Society.
Addressing an open meeting of the
society In the Burlington Hotel, Miss
Dutkowski said unmarried transients
And most social work agencies in the
cities are closed to them.
Another speaker, Miss Olive Gage
Evening star., 1936-05-14
Lives After 140.Foot Plunge.

LOS ANGELES Lp).-Charles Eng
land. steeplejack, fell 140 feet and
caught rope in time to save himself.
An 8-foot statue Of Diana, made Of
copper, fell with him and received a
broken leg.
England brushed himself off and
began taking stock "I'll bet I smashed
my canteen," he said.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
LEHIGH CLUB TO MEET

New President Of University to
Be introduced to Alumni.
The Washington Lehigh Club, com.
posed Of 800 alumni Of Lehigh UNI
versity living here, will dine tomorrow
at pm. at the Burlington Hotel to
Evening star., 1936-05-14
HOWARD U. STUDENTS
WILL HEAR EDITOR
Commerce Day Program Sched-
uled for Tomorrow-Seniors to
Hold Banquet at Night.


r. B. Young, sr., editor of the Nor
folk Journal and Guide, will be guest
speaker On the Commerce day pro-
gram to be held at Howard University
tomorrow.
Young will meet the students at
1890 am. in an informal assembly
in Douglass Memorial Hall and will
deliver his address at public mass
meeting to be held in the Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel at noon.
The concluding feature of the days
program. will be a banquet in So
journer Truth Hall in the evening.
The banquet will honor seniors in
the department of commerce and
finance. A number of former gradu-
ates are expected back for the occa-
sion.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
UNMARRIED TRANSIENT
MOTHERS AID is URGED

There Is vital need In the United
States for accessible hospital facilities
to provide care for transient un-
married mothers. the Travellers Aid
Society was told yesterday by Miss
Evening star., 1936-05-14

Of the faculty Of the school, empha-
sized the need for more intensive
case work and closer study Of the
needs OF unmarried mothers.
Evening star., 1936-05-14

honor Clement c. Williams. new presi-
dent Of the university.
The new Lehigh president now Is
on tour meeting alumni of the school.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
SO, 100000 Asked for Students

The government of Australia will be
asked to appropriate s10,0OO,o00 for
technical education.
Evening star., 1936-05-14

Cafes Told to Cut Prices.
Cafes and restaurants at health re-
sorts In Russia have been ordered to
reduce priceS
Evening star., 1936-10-15

THE TEST DTvEI Straight down from miles up-motor
roaring screaming esrthward like
bullet flashing from revolver. AT the bottom of the Emile
drive-a sharp, wracng puout wrenches plane and pilot
the limit Such make planes safer But anything
happen bump in the aa tiny Aaw and the plane fly
pieces though dynamed while the pilot takes his
parachute But you in the photograph the right
Lee Gehbach heartily and enjoys his food Note the Camel
cigarette his of the many Came that Lee enjoys
during and after meals.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

Soviet Union, nevertheless Palestine
offers the only haven for Judaism" the
rabbi said. He explained that while
Yiddish, the workaday language OF
Jews, is permitted In Russia, Hebrew,
Jewish biblical and cultural language.
is not. Hebrew in Russia" he said,
'is dead"
Three other speakers. all recently
returned from Europe. presented their
impressions Of conditions confronting
Jews abroad. They were I. 8. Turover,
vice president of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center: Mrs. william Bralove,
Jewish newspaper syndicate corre-
spondent, and Mrs. 8. A. Wiseman,
vice president Of Hadassah, women'a
Zionist organization.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
BETTE DAVIS CASE
PROVIDES LAUGHS.
"Actress Doesn't Always
Understand Her WILL"
Director TeStifies.
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
LONDON, october 15.-Alexander
Korda, completing Warner Bros
testimony in an action to enjoin Bette
Davis from acting In British film.
drew laughs from the Kings Bench
Division Court room today when he
remarked:
IAN actress does not always under
stand her will or what she wants
to do"
Korda testified nobody is indis-
pensable to the film industry" but
said large losses would result from
the walkout OF an actor or actress
from a production.
He admitted film acting was hard
work for woman, but added: She
gets we'll paid for it."
There were indications that repre-
sentatives of Toeplitz Productions,
Ltd, which previously announced a
contract with Miss Davis for work
in a British film, might have some
thing to say later about being men
toned in the case.
Suggests Bribe.
Sir Patrick Hastings, plaintiff s
counsel. said yesterday somebody
had offered her s50.000 to appear IN
one picture here. He added:
There Is a gentleman whose name
I cannot pronounce-a Mr.. Toeplitz
I think. I suggest Miss Davis ma
been bribed and has been unWls'
enough to be flattered by the offer ant
to saw I'll take 1t If I can get ava!
from Warner Brothers
Gerald Gardiner, holding watchinl
brief for Toeplitz, informed the cour
today he represented persons "agains
whom a criminal charge was made Il
the course Of yesterdays proceedings
and which received wide publicity II
the press"
The judge, however, pointed ou
Toeplitz was mentioned during 81
Patrick's opening address, and not Il
testimony. He told Gardiner he Nigh
bring the matter up later.
Sir William Jowitt, Miss Davi!
counsel, said he would call no defens
witness against what he described a
such a stringent contract that 1t mad
the actress, in effect, "chattel in tn
hands of the producer."
There are. facts which might ne
cessitate the court finding Miss Davi
has broken her contract" Sir Wliliar
conceded, but he denied emphaticall
that this young lady Is a mer
money grabber."
The contract is so strict, the lawye
declared, that Miss Davis could nc
become "a waitress in a restaurant O
an assistant in a hairdresser's shop Il
the wilds of Africa, whether for lov
or money"
I'm fact" he pleaded. "it means sh
oughtn't allow her husband to take
snapshot of her in the back garde
because that's an appearance Of
kind"
Sir Patrick interrupted to remin
Miss Davis counsel all he sought wa
an injunction preventing the sta
from making movies in England.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
PROBLEM OF JEWS
IN EUROPE IS TOPIC
Rabbi Breslau Speaker in Sym
postum at Community
Center.

Political and economic conditions
confronting Jews in Europe were dis
cussed last night IN symposium NJ
the Jewish Community Center.
Rabbi Isador Breslau, president OF
the District Zionist Organization, de-
liyered the keynote address, in which
he said 1.-The Jew must assimilate" to
survive in Europe. Otherwise. he de-
clared, the Jew must submit to the
torture and the rack"
Jewish minorities in Poland are
starving economically. he said, because
of deliberate persecution" by the
Polish government.
Although politically the Jews have
an equal footing under the law in the
Evening star., 1936-10-15
"sMoKlNc cAMELs KEEPS MY DIGESTION TUNED
UP AND RUNNING sMooTH"-sAYs Lee

wide-awake era So make Camel your cigarette.
Enjoying Camels at mealtime and after speeds
up the flow of digestive Auids-increases aka.
linity-helps bring sense of ease and digestive
well-being. Smoke Camels-for digestion's sake
for their refreshing and for their match.
less mildness and fine taste. Camels set you right!
And they do not get on your nerves.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
GRADUATES TO DINE
Bucknell University Alumni Will
Meet Tomorrow.

Bucknell University alumni OF the
District, Maryland and Virginia will
hold their Fall dinner meeting tomor-
row at 7:30 pm. on the eve OF Satur-
days Georgetown-Buckn foot ball
game. The meeting will be held at
the New Colonial Hotel. 1l56 Fiji
teenth street and Hooks" Mylin
Bucknell foot ball coach, and B. w
Grifhths, graduate manager Of ath-
letics, will speak.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Roosevelt Rally Tomorrow.

Applications for eligible Massachu-
sets Democrats of the District to cast
absentee ballots will be available at
Roosevelt rally tomorrow night at
District party headquarters. 1900
Rhode Island avenue Robert Fechner,
director Of the C. c. c., will be the
principal speaker. The rally will be
followed by dancing.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

"CAMELs set me right" Gehlbach says. "You
~ know, chance is only 1919 of my business.
Keeping alert and in condition is the other 9oT.
1 smoke CameIs with my meals, and afterward,
for digestion's sake. And when 1 say that Camels
don't get on my nerves, it means lot"
Good digestion and healthy nerves are i'm.
portant assets for every man and woman in this
Evening star., 1936-10-15
LODGE VOTES ACTION

ousted Government Employees
Union Decides on Course.
Railroad Retirement Board Lodge
one Of four local units ousted by the
American Federation Of Government
Employees in a row over communism
voted last night to consider joint ac-
ton with the others in seeking rein
statement. A committee will study
the matter.
The other lodges are Social Security
Securities and Exchange and Farm
Credit.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
cosZH12R<
102RAccN'''.
cameIs are made from finer,
MORE EXPENSIVE TosAccos
...Turkish and Domestic $50.
than any other popular brand.

HOLLYWOOD RADIO rREATI Camel
Cigarettes bring you FULL HOURS EN-.
TERTAINMENT!Be Benny Goodman's "Swing"
Band =. George Stolps Concert Orchestra.
Hollywood Guest Stars. and Rupert Hughes
presides! Tuesday-9:3o p m E.s. T.. $50 p N
est, 7:3o p m MIST, $50 p m psf, over
wABC. Columbia Network.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Marketing Issue on Ballots.

Amendment of Its constitution will
be voted at an early referendum by
Australia to decide whether the Com
monwealth, as against the states,
shall control marketing and safeguard
the interests Of primary producers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
csl. vedecka vyprava ma
Island.

Ma Island odjela ceskoslo-
venska pr1rodovedecka vypra-
va. V ceskych pomerech ma
vedecka vyprava vyznam kro-
mobycejne udalosti. V jinych
zemfch bohatf mecenasi a hlu-
boky smysl pro v6deckou praci
davno umoznili, ably ledove
horke pouste, pralesy, veleho-
ry a oceany Sc staly krizovat-
kou vedeckych vyprav. To co,
je kazdorocn1 samozrejmostf v
cizine, je u mas tezkou otaz-
kOu.
Re zkusenosti Sc vi, re Sc u
mas snadno sezene 100 tisfc, ma
padne-li n6koho prokopavat Sc
do nejakeho kopce, O nemz Sc
mu zdalo, re v mem jsou treba
Blanictf ryt1fi; ale tezko Sc Sc
zene daleko mensl castka ma
malou vypravu ma Island. 'Ko-
respondence S cizinou, psanf
desitek zadostf, a shanenf in
foramci.
Protoze Sc Dude cestovat ma
malych islandskych ponicfch,
museli Sc 1castniti vypravy ucit
v zemske z~brojnici osedlavat
dreveneho kone sedly, jez W.
prave zapIjcili vojenska spra-
va. Ostatnf cas- byl vyplnen
ma boty, udic a sta a sta r1z-
nych vec1. Vyprava odjela z
WilsOnOva nadrazf v Praze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Pet IetcH ZahYnulo.

V Daytona Beach, Fla, Al
Stanley, 20, kapelnfk, a Mary
Butler, 20, kabaretn1 bavicka,
utonuli, kdyz male l6tadlo v
nemz leteli mad morem u Day
tona Beach, spadlo do more.
Pilot Lander, ktery je f1dil, byl
pOranen.
= Letecky kadet Joseph
Feaganess pTisel O zivot, kdyz
armadnf letadlo jez f1dil, Sc
rozbilo ma poll 9 mil cd Marys-
vile.
= Joseph Franco, "a, a An
tony Trinken, %, oba z New
Yorku, pTisli o zivot kdyz ma
jate letadlo Sc robbie ma
Rooseveltove letiSti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Is budov novych strednich
Skol cd prevratu.

Nakladem pres 100 milionG
Kc postavil stat cd pTevratu rs
novych strednfch skol a prove
dl 8 pTfstaveb a pTestaveb.
Letos Dude postavena modernf
budova pro statni reformu
gymnasium v P~raze-Dejvic1ch
ma plose 7.45O CIV. m. nakla-
dem 5 milion1 Kc. Sc stavbou
bylo zapocato v bTeznu, ma by
ii hotova pTfst1m rokem. No
YOU budovu dostane take vino
hradske druhe realne gymna-
SUM ma namestf krale JiTfho
ma pozemku 10 tisfc CIV. m.
nakladem As miliond Kc. PG-
dorysy a stavebn1 podrobnosti
najde ctenaT v clanku inz. F.
Fialy v investicnfm cfsle''Zprav
vefejn6 sluzby technicke."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Deset let tezkeho zalaTe pro
Spionaz.

Pred trestn1m senatem krai-
|skeho soudu v Chebu bylo pro-
vedeno trestn1 pTellcenf S ia
mem Sindelarem z Plzne, ktery
byl obzalovan re zlocinu vojen
ske zrady. Obzalovany byl Cd
souzen Poole obzaloby k 10 ro-
kun tezkeho zalaTe a Ike ztra-
te obcanskych pray. Bylo
prokazano, re sindelar, jakmi-
lie byl propulsion re sluzby fl
nancn1 straze, mel u sebe vzdy
dosti pence a hojne utracel.
Vstoupil totiz We spojenf We
Walheimu u Tachova S Tissko-
nemeckou financn1 strait, a te-
to prodaval vojenske plany.
Vyjednaval take s Tfssko-ne-
meckou polici1 a cetnictvem.
.Chtel dale jeste vyjednavati,
ale byl mezitfm zatcen.
Pr vysetrovan1 Sc doznal Ike
vsemu nynf ale pred trestn1m
senatem v Chebu zap1ral a Wy
mlouval Sc ma to, re byl k doz-
mani prinucen. Jeho bratr ale
sc doznal, re Jan SindelaT mel
donna plany. Prokazalo Sc da-
lie, re SindelaT Sc svymi pred
naskami z vojenskych kurs1,
ktere 81 ponechal z vojenske
sluzby v roce 1927, navazoval
81 svoje spionasske znamosti,
ably vydelal tax lacino penfze.
Pfit6zujfcfm bylo pro neho, re
z jeho jednanf mohlo vzniknou
ii velke nebezpecf. SindelaT
nepTijal rozsudek a od1vodnil
to slovy, re veci ty v1bec ne
prodal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Dvojnasobny vrah rozsekaval
sve obeti.

18lety Rdzena stastna v
Roudnici, bydlfcl V Zidech nes-
la svemu pr1buznemu 24lete-
mu Dobromyslu stepankovi,je-
hoz matka je v bratislavske ne
mocnici, bytem tez Roudnici,
obed. V byte St6panove doslo
k hrozne tragedii. Stepanek
totiz mlade d6vce bez prfciny
zastrelil, pobodal a zohavenou
mrtvolu pokousel Sc rozsekati.
Matce Stastne bylo divine, re
dcera Sc tax dlouho nevraci a
proto sla Ia nj do bytu Stepan-
kova. Tam Sc il naskytl hrdz-
ny obraz, kdyz uvidela svou
dceru lezeti ma zemi v tratolisti
krve. Zdrcena matka vybehla
hned ven ma ulici a ucinila po-
plach. Sebehli Sc Tide, kteri vi
deli pred chv1li Stepanka ut1-
kati "a dun ma zahradu. Vrah
byl pronasledovan a byl lidmi
d~ostizen prave yeas, nebot Sc
pokousel ma strome O sebevraz-
du obesen1m. Byl odfiznut a
pfiveden k zivotu. Mezitfm
dostavilo Sc k vysetfovanf zlo-
cinu cetnictvo, kteremu sc Ste
panek 1pln6 k vrazde ma Ste
pankove doznal. Stepanek Sc
ale doznal jeste k jedne vraz-
de a Ike dvema prepadenfm Zen
take cetnictvo S hr1zou sezna-
10, re v jeho rukou ocitl Sc vel
mi nebezpecny clovek. Stepa-
mex Sc doznal, re 10 ledna le-
tosnlho roku prepaid v lese V
Bfezan ma Roudnicku Bozenu
Jeborovou z PTedenfna, stfelil
il do zad, tezce zranil, ale cd
pokracovan1 We zlocinu re byl
vyplasen. %. ledna letosnfho
roku Ease prepaid u Zidovic
ma silnici 25letou Zdenku Drob
nou z Libotence. Pronasledo-
val il ma kole, V prfhodnem O.
kamziku k nj pfiskocil a kopil
il do tela. Kdo vi, CO by Sc teh-
dy nestalo, ale Stepanek byl o.
petne vyrusen pensistou Jose
fem Fujerem. Pc pachateli O.
bou techto prepadenf Sc patra-
10, ale marne. Konecne Ste
panek prekvapenym cetnf-
kun doznal, re pocatkem dub
ma letosniho roku zastrelil NILE
kafku TT1skovou, ktera mt no.
sila do bytu mleko, kdyz mat
ka je v bratislavske nemocnici.
Stepanek mrtvolu TTfskove o.
pet pobodal, odtahl pax do
koupelny, svlekl do naha, pax
il rozsekal a kusy lidskeho te-
la zahrabal ma zahrade. kde
byly take .cetn1ky nalezeny
Pc zmizele mlekaTce TTfskove
Sc tehdy marn6 patralo a jeff
nahl6 zmizenf bylo do dnesnf-
no dine nevysvetlene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Prakticke rady.

Chceme-li uchovati maso de-
lie cerstve, potreme je sc vsech
stran cibulovou stavou.
Hrebeny a kartace ma vlasy
cist1me We vode, do ktere jsme
pTidaly neco cpavkoveho Thu.
Roury u kamen, kterym hro-
ri rezaveni potirame svare-
nym lnenym olejem.
Pr omyvani linolea vystfiha-
me Sc pouzivani horke vody a
sody. Obyvame je radeji ne
kolikrate vlaznou mydlovou
vodou, oplachneme cistou vo-
dou a navoskujeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Obec dsdi majetek pc
zebracce.

V nejvetsf bfd9 a stradani
lila Petrovicfch u Susie sta
fenka, o ktere Sc nikdo nena-
dial re Dude nejvetsf mecenas-
kou obce. Dlouha leta lila z
milosrdenstvi lidf. Zemrela a
kdyz pc pohrbu byla vyklfzena
jejf svetnicka, nasel Sc We slam
nfku, ma kterem zemTela, maly
balfcek. Byla v mem vkladni
knfzka, ma ktereu je ulozeno
so tisfc &c. Do knfzky byla
vlozena Tadne napsana posled-
nj vile, kterou staTenka odka-
zuje cele sve jmenf obci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
ChraniIa sve.

V Guthrie, Oklahoma, John
Fulton, 10 let starry, vylezl ma
strom do vyse 40 stop, ably Wy
bral hn1zdo mladat, ktere me-
la sojka V tie vysi. Matka pta-
cat ma hocha 1tocila tax slime,
re hoch spadl Sc stromu a byl
uSmrcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03

= Re Sinner, Texas, Sc sde-
luje, re nedavno tam povstal z
nezname pT1ciny ohen We veil
Ike stodole ma farm6 krajana
Josefa Jandy, stars1ho, media
leko Swiss Alp. Byl zpozoro-
van asi v pet hodin cernochem,
kdyz sci dojiti. Nez vyhnali
dobytek z nebezpec1, nebylo
pomysleni ma haseni nebo "a
chranu krmiva a jinych veci.
Museli hlavne hledeti uchraniti
vedlejS1 budovy, coz Sc podaTi-
10, hlavne proto, ponevadz v1tr
foukal cd Mich. Stodola byla
prav6 dopln6na semen a obsa-
hovala higyru a jine krmivo,
dale stroj ma prasen1, rozhazo-
vanf hnoje a RUNE naTadi. To
vSechno 1plne shoTelo a skody
je ma 1,40O dolarG. Pojistenf
bylo ~nepatrn6 a skoda je znac-
ma.
= Clenove orchestra bratrf
DvorakG z Atkinson byli posti-
zeni automobilovou nehodou
ma jejich ceste do JIM Dako-
ty, kde NELL hrati v tanecnf "a
bave. Asi mill cd Naper sTiti-
10 Sc jejich auto cd poroucha-
neho mostu do hloubky asi 20
stop a bratTf Edward, Charles
a Josef DvoTakov6 a jejich Sc
stra Bessie byli notn6 potluce-
nj, avsak ma stestf nen1 jejich
zranenf nebezpecn6. V stej-
mem autu Sc nalezali John Dvo
Tak a 81. Janice Tookerova, je-
jichz zranen1 bylo zcela nepa-
trne. Nejvfce byl poranen
Charles, jenz Tfdil auto. Kolem
jedoucf automobiliste je do
pravili do Naper a odtud do
Butte, kde Sc jim dostalo lekaT-
skeho oSetTenf.
= A. Vodnansky z okolf Gil
den, Wisconsin, byl pokutovan
$40 nebo 25-dennfm v6zenfm
"a to, re v lese chranenem pre-
servou ud6lal ohen. Hajny jej
dopadl, kdyz rozdelal ohen.
= Robert Matousek, 3Olety
delnfk, v Chicago, Sc rozmrzel
ma cely svet. Easel do kuchyne
a napil Sc male davky lysolu.
Ma otravu toho nebylo dost, a.
lie ma slime bolen1 bTicha to sta
clio. Kdyz prozradil, CO uci-
nil, byla zavolana policie, KITE
ra zoufalce dopravila do okres-
nj nemocnice, kde mu pomoze-
no.
- Zakonodarna statu Penn
sylvanie ma jiz skoro diva me-
Size zvlastn1 zasedanf. Ma pra-
ci podfli Sc pet slovenskych po-
slancG: Jan Jurisin, Michal
Cervenak, Jan J. Baker (Pe-
kar), Jan Haluska a Josef Fer
ko.