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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
Spirited Contests Feature
 CoLun1bian Squires Elections
Class of Sixteen New Members to Be In-
 vested Shortly


 Featured by spirited contests for every office Michael Mc0ivney Circle, 124, Columbian Squires, elected officers last night at its | annual meeting held in the Colum- bus club, 79 North Main street.
 John sIavin, who has held the office of Deputy Chief Squire for the past year, was elected chief squire. Peter Luddy defeated four other candidates for the office of Deputy Chief Squire. James Ar hold was the winner in a four eornered battle for. the post of No- iary Squire.
 Richard Leonard was elected to the office of Bursar Squire by 8 narrow margin over three other rive Als, while Romeo Cammissa was swept into the office of marshal af- ter several ballots had been tak- on to determine the winner among the six candidates. James Luddy was elected sentry in contest with seven other contestants.
 Board of Auditors
 To the board of auditors were elected John Conlon for his second successive year, Joseph Corcoran, and John Clark after the latter had run nip-and-tuck battle with J. Bennett Daly.
 John Faulvey acted as chairman of the nominating committee and he was assisted by Maurice McCar- thy, Joseph Corcoran, John Slavin and John Honan.
 Action on changing the regular meeting night of the circle from Wednesday to Friday night was dis- cussed last night and referred to a committee, which will prepare and bring in report suggesting definite action on the same at the next regular meeting of the circle, which is scheduled for Wednesday, Octo- Der. IA. Chief Squire-elect John Slavin will name his committee this week.
 Outing Date
 The tentative date now for the annual Family Outing Of the circle IS Sunday, October II, at Peoples 9totc GUIcSt III 6aTkQamSCeaO. AL ter Chairman James Arnold of the Outing Committee submitetd his re- port last night it was decided to postpone this event from this com- ing Sunday to the 11th of October owing to the closings of the mems and women's missions at the Im- maculate Conception church on in- tervennig Sunday afternoons. All Squires who are planning to at- tend this outing are asked to notify Chairman Arnold or other members of his committee in ample time to make arrangements.
 Plans for investiture of a new class of candidates around Armistice day were launched last night and following appointment of the Mem bcrship Committee by Chief Squire- elect Slavin active plans for pre- paring a class of sixteen members to bolster the ranks decreased this 1aIl by enrolment in colleges and seminaries will be made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
WOMEN VOTERS
 TO MEET HERE
Social Security" to Be Discussed. at Elton
 Next Month

Waterbury will be the scene of the 18th state convention of the Connecticut League of Women Vot- CTS. The session will take place Oc- tober 18th. 14th and 18th with the Elton the general headquarters of the attending delegates. Several changes in the bylaws of the organ ization will be voted upon at the convention and the budget for the ensuing fiscal period will be voted upon.
 Speakers, who are now being are ranged for, will discuss several top- ics of importance. One subject will be "The Political System in the United States" Another will be "So- cial Security"
 The three-day session here will bring to Waterbury leading women voters, republican, democratic and socialistic, from every part of Con- necticut. The last state convention of the Connecticut League of Won- en Voters took place in Waterbury about ten years ago. At that time sessions were held at the Matta- tuck Historical society building.
 Mrs. J. Harold Root of this city president of the Waterbury League of Women Voters, is being aided by a large committee in preparing fol the visit of the delegates from other cities and towns of the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

Three members of the Boy Scouts were honored last nights bang presented wiht merit badges. James Dwyer of troop 1, received an award for safety; Charles Johnson of troop 35, for swim- ming, and Walter Angle, IT,, of troop 20, for farm layout and building arrangement. All are first class scouts.
 Officials of the council in attend ance were Herbert S. Root, Allen H. BOardman, Harold G. Manning and Carl c. Gulliver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
WILDLIFE EXHIBIT
 STARTS SATURDAY
Nature League to Elect Officers Before For.
 maj Opening
Special to The Democrat)

Special to The DemOcrat)
 Hartford, Sept. 24-Public opening of the states new exhibit of na- tive wild animals and birds, con- structed by the WPA and the State Board of Fisheries and Game at the Shade Swamp wildlife refuge In Pennington, has been arranged Tor next Saturday afternoon, the board announced today.
 The opening will be in coniunc- ton with a meeting of the Connec- cut State Nature league. State Welfare Commissioner Frederic O.. Walcott and Oliver B. Ellsworth. chairman of the Board of Fisheries and Game, are to address the meet ing.
 Construction of the exhibit marks further development of a nature trail through the state sanctuary visited by thousands of people. Per- manent dens and cages have been installed along the woodland trail where specimens of Connecticut fauna as well as flora, all properly labelled, now may be identified and studied in their natural environ ment.
 The Nature league, members of which have been active in estab- lishment of the trail, is to hold its annual meeting and election of officers preceding the formal open- ing.
 Present league officers are: Presi- dent, George T. Griswddd, Hart ford: secretary-treasurer, Mildred K. Bartle, Hartford; board of direc- tors, Frederick T. Davis, Water ford; Lewis J. Evans, Litch1ield: P. M. Kidney, Middlebury: J. A. Manter, Storrs, and Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie, Newtown. Earl V. Ehrhart of Hamden, is program adviser and James T. Laidlaw of Westford, field representative of the league.
 Organizations having a direct or related interest in wildlife conserya- ton have been invited to send dele gates to this meeting to discuss plans for a federation of wildlife interest in this state, as proposed at the wildlife conference in Wash- ington, D. 0. in 1886.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

of the trolley just before it started for Exchange Place.
 Several bystanders lifted the fend- CT and extricated Pretch, who was taken to St. Mary's Hospital by Pa trolman Ernest Pakul and Patrick Hobart in e police car. Found to be unhurt save for few scratches, he was discharged. Prompt action of Motorman John Moore in stopping the car is credited with saving the elderly man from serious injury.
 Almost simultaneously, Harry Mclaughlin of SIS Washington ave- nue, struck a safety zone stanchion at the West Main street switch,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
JEWELRY STOLEN
 FROM RESIDENCE

Police are Investigating the theft of jewelry valued at $242 from the apartment of MT. and Mrs. Leo Sansone some time yesterday at g Barnes street. According to Ser- geant Henry Johnson and Detective Anthony Mariana of the detective bureau the thief apparently used a skeleton key to gain entrance to the living room.
 Articles stolen from the bedroom dresser included an engagement ring of platinum, worth $l35; a mans onyx ring valued at $20; a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
AGED PEDESTRIAN
 FALLS UNDER CAR

A 70 year old pedestrian escaped
 with only a few minor scratches last night after he had been pinned to the ground by the fender of an east-bound trolley car near the Leavenworth-West Main street in- tersections. He is William kretch, of IS Mitchell avenue, who according to spectators, walked into the front
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

woman's wrist watch valued at $62; and a mans wrist watch valued al $25.
 The Sanzones, who work during the day and lock up the apartment discovered the theft last night wher MT. Sanzone looked for his wrist watch. A person living on the first floor said someone had been heard on the stairs during the morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
N. U. s. J.

A meeting of NUSJ Unit No. 4 will be held this evening at the Webster school. President Bernard Reilley, who will preside has urged the attendance of all members. Re- ports are expected from several standing committees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

A full dentists kit contains 6oa different instruments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

Waterbury for an official charter has been ordered, Lewis E. Goodsell of Bethel, state president of the federated clubs in Connecticut, has announced. Similar action has been taken in connection with petitions for charters by Young Republican clubs in Naugatuck, Sterling, Cam terbury, Shelton, Killingworth, New Haven and Wilmington.
 There are now 122 Young Repub- lican clubs in Connecticut with total registered membership of more than 15.O0O,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
CAR STOLEN

A car owned by John Gaboflka. ek 543 Quinnipac avenue. New Haven. bearing markers YH-172, was stolen from Hamilton avenue yesterday afternoon, he reported to police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24

drarRIn Rit along the street for s.a distance. kIe vas halted by Xa4f1|> man Joseph Collins. who took h.1 name and address.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Trochu kosmetiky, ktera mno.
no nestojf.

zeny obycejne zanedbavaji
peel O svoji krasu, hlavne plet
proto, re Sc jim to IDA prflis
nakladne. Kosmeticke ~prostred
ky jsou vetsinou prilis drahe.
A pfece je mnoho t. Nv. donna
clch prostfedkG, ktere jsou L.
chime a skoro mic n~estoji, jen
trochu casu a pece. TAX ma or.
k vycisten1 pleti poslouzi ma
parovanf obliceje mad mfsou,
do ktere jsme nalily odvar z
hefmanku. Pc pfikladu namo-
cine do horkeho hermanku CT
sty satek nekolikrate slozeny.
pax vyzd1mame a pritiskneme
ma oblicej tax teply, jak vydr-
zine. Studenym hermankem
omyvame plet, ably sc uzavre-
ly pory a plet Sc zjemnila.
K pestenl rukou mGzeme po-
uz1ti medu, smichaneho s gly-
cerinem nebo jablecne stavy S
glycerinem. Tyto smiseniny ma
hrad1 nejlepsf krem. Pred spa
MIN dobre ruce umyjme a We
treme do mich jmenovanou
smes a lehce nasmirujeme cd
spicek prstd dol1.
Ably byl oblicej hladky a bez
vrasek m1zeme 81 upraviti ma
sledujfcf pomadu, kterou name
SEINE ma vycistenou plet a ne
chame uschnouti. Smfchame
trochu oleje Sc zloutkem a CT
tronovou stavou a s pomocf va
ty naneseme ma oblicej. Utvori
Sc jakasi maska, pod kterou Sc
kGze napne a vyhladi. Umy-
jeme il vlaznou vodou. V dobe
okurek a rajskych jablicek W.
uzijeme jejich stavy k tomu, a.
bychom il vtfraly do pleti. Mir
ne pfi tom pokozku vyklepa-
vame.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Ma divsra.

Pant John B. Demers, Vir-
den, Man., Can, p1se: "Jsem
nemocna. Nemam chuti k j1d-
lu a nejsem schopna pracovati.
Mole nesnaze jsou zavin6ny
nespravnym zazfvanlm a chyb-
nym vymitanim. Kdyz jsem
byla dr1vejsfch letech posti-
zena podobnymi nesnazemi,
Ora. Petra Hoboko mne vzdy
pomohlo a nam dGveru, re mne
opet pomGze. Prosim poslete
mne Timed Hoboko." Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko jest casem vyzkou-
seny rodinny lex. Posiluje W.
konnost zaludku, pravidluje
stolici, zvysuje tok moce a Cd
stranuje skodlive necistoty re
soustavy. Nenf prodavan v le-
karnach, nybrz lie jej obdrze-
tt pouze cd poverenych mist
Mich jednatelI. Pro informa-
ce piste: DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 25O1 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll. advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Zastfelil milenku pred
zatcenim.

V Ottumwa, Ia, Katerina
Leahy, asi 25 let stara, ktera
byla zamestnana v lekarne,
zemTela v nemocnici ma stTel-
ne rany, jez vypalil Franz ia
cobsen, 20 let starry, pekar, "a
mestnany v jiste nocn1 kavar-
ne.
K strelbe doslo v Kleeklc
Club hostinci, kan kapitan w.
Simmerman a diva policiste
pTisli zatknouti Jasobsena ma
zalobu pro zproneveru.
Simmerman prav1, re zasta-
viii Jacobsena pTi tanci S Lea.
hyovou. Vidal Sc ochotne, ale
zadal, ably mu dovolili dotanci-
ii. Splnili jeho pTan1.
Kdyz tanec skoncil, Jacob
sen, dfvka a policist6 vysli ven.
Pc nekolika kroc1ch Jacobsen
vytahl revolver a vypalil dive
ranu. Vyrazili mu zbran z ru-
kou, d1vka vsak byla zasazena
a smrtelne zranena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Psi We Spojenych Statech.

We Spojenych Statech je
snad pomerne nejvic psi; lie
jich pocet Sc odhaduje ma Is
milion1. Zaroven - este DO
americku = vyvinula Sc tam
zvlastnl odvetvf pr1myslu. Spe
cialnl potravinarske obchodv
pos1laj1 ma objednavku denne
do domG hotove pokrmy pro
psy; jine obchody nabizejf
pro week-endy zvlastnf kosfc-
ky s cestovnfmi potrebami pro
psy. Jak houby pc desti vykve-
thy tam cetne kluby pro psy, z
nichz mnohe musily pro pfilis-
ny naval clenskych prihlasek
omezit pocet clenstva. Otvfra-
j Sc "salony krasy'' pro pe.jsky
a naval do studijnfch 1stavdG
pro psi nemoci je veliky -
kratce jsou to rye americke
pomery, ktere hledf vyuzitko-
vat vseho, co je prave v mode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Uprchly pod podlahou.

We Fort Madison, Ia, door
&c statn1 trestnice vytahl H. M.
Evanse, ktery odpykava 81
trest dozivotn1ho zalaTe, zpod
podlahy v male budove, jiz Sc
uzlva "a vezenskou nemocnici.
Chytil takto uprchleho trestan,
ce ktery We skutecnosti v6bec
neuprchl.
Urady pc mem patraly dele
nez meslc pc cele zemi. Zmizel
25. rljna pfi hre footballu. By
dill pod podlahou. V noci wy
chazel, patral, kudy by mohl
dostat sc z ~trestnice a rano
vracel Sc Ease zpet do sve skry-
Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Potapsc naSel potopenou pis-
kafskou harku.

We vzdalenosti skoro 13 mil
cd clevelandskeho pTfstavnfho
majaku nasel potapec Richard
Boyce ma dine jezera ztroskota-
nou p1skaTskou barku "Sand
Merchant" ktera Sc potopila i
s posadkou "a prudke boure v
noci ma II. Tfjna. Jedna zena
a 18 namoTnfk6 pTislo tehdy O
zivot. LODI lezf v hloubce 81
stop. Je hluboko zaboTena v
bahne.
Patranf pc mfst6, kde Sc LODI
potopila ,bylo spojeno s velky-
mi obtfzemi a vyzadalo 81 delsf
dobu. Pouzilo Sc pTi mem take
aeroplann, ale bez vysledku.
Ma konec pomohly k pTesnemu
~zjistenf hledaneho mfsta vypo-
v9di nekolika svedkG, kteTf vi
deli svetelne signaly, jimiz vo-
lala ohrozena posadka O po-
moe, a d1myslne vypocty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Popraven.

V Columbus statni veznici
byl popraven clevelandsky GER
noch James Brown, jenz byl
odsouzen k smrti pro vrazdu
zeleznicnfho policisty Eugena
A. Garganuse. By jim pTistf-
zens tlupou jinych pr vkrada-
nj nakladnfho vagonu. V ne
strezenem okamziku vpalil de-
tektivovi smrtelnou ranu do pr
sou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Hrozi Professionalism tovarny.

V Racine, Wis, L. R. Clau-
sen, pfedseda firmy ]. I. Case
Company, vyrab6jfcf hospodaf
ske stroje a naTadf, prohlasil,
re nektera vyroba, provadena
az dosud tam, Dude presteho-
vana do Moline, Ill.
Stavka u firmy vypukla pred
peti tydny, kdyz United Au-
tomobile Workers Union pred
lozila sve pozadavky, ma ktere
spolecnost nechtela pristoupiti.
Nabfdka ma smfr, jiz unie spo-
lecnosti predlozila, byla zamit-
nuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Pc honu.

V blfzkosti Scranton, Pa, SO
Lefty William Ross z Clevelan-
du ulovil jelena. Kdyz jej wy
tahoval re zadnf casti sveho
auta, nestastnou nahodou z je-
no kulovnice vysla rama a kule
mu projela srdcem. Ross byl
dflovedouc1m u Cleveland Elec
trio Illuminating Company.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Vedecke pokusy.


Velika tovarna Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing Co
v Pittsburgh, Pa, sc pustila dc
prace, jaka jiz skoro pc sto lei
trapila a malta vedatory - to.
tlz 1kol rozdrtiti atom s made
j, re Sc tim odhalf vetsina "a
had slozen1 hmoty, a najde ia
kysi kamen alchymistG ku pre-
meme olova ma zlato.
Tovarna jiz zapocala prace
ma zbudovanf ohromneho ge-
neratoru, kterym by Sc ubohy
neviditelny drobny atom mohl
bombarodvati ranami umeleho
blesku, o hroznem napjet1 s.
600, 900 voltd.
Mnohy Sc zepta: A co kdyz
Sc pokus podarf? Pfinese n6ja-
Ike dobro? Jakym zpGsobem to
m1ze pomoci obycejnemu clo-
veku?
Konecny vysledek takoveho
pokusu media Sc predvfdati,
prav1 badatele-inzenyTi, a ne
nj mono pfedpovedeti jak Sc
da prakticky vyuzfti funda-
mentaln1 znalost jez by Sc TAX
to objevila. Ale DR.. l.. w.
Chubb, riditel Westinghouse!
pokusne laboratore pravf, re
veda jeste nikdy neobjevila ne
jakou fundamentalnf znalost,
ably tato nebyla vyuzita prak-
tickym zp6sobem.
DR.. Chubb ma pr. ukazal k
tomu, re bilionovy radiovy
prGmysl mohl vzniknouti tepr-
We tehdy, kdyz veda objevila
jak ovladnouti elektrony. V il
mem smeru, ucenec pravil, DIAL
81 znalost a k~ontrola proudI e.
lektronu umoznily, re Sc daily
sestrojiti prerusovace proudu,
schopne pTerusiti nejmocn6jsf
voltaz, Poole De-ionove zasa-
dy, stejne jake Sc da zastaviti
voda kohoutkem v kuchyni.
Ma kazdy pad, inzenyri West
inghouse Co. ved1 co cini, a pu-
still Sc do sveho 1kolu S oprav-
dovou rozhodnostf. Pro vedec-
ky projekt byla urcena zvlast-
nj budova, kde Sc buduje move
zaf1zenf ma vyrobenf nejvetsf
NONE kontrolovane prime vol
taze jake je potTeba k tomuto
pokusu.
Prvnim 1kolem pred nfmz
inzenyri stoji ie generovati tax
ohromne shiny electricity
proud, jaky je treba pro tento
pokus. Pr1my proud Dude po-
tfebny ably "bombardovani"
bylo nepfetrzite. O takove pri-
me voltazi je znamo jen malo
toho dGvodu, re pTi vsech po-
dobnych pokusech toho druhu
sc pouzfvalo stTfdaveho prou-
du vysokeho napjetf.
Druhym problemem ktery
badatele musejf rozresiti je Sc
vacuumove trubice, We
ktere Sc bombardovanf atomu
dfti, jaka by odolala vol
taxi mocnejsi nez 100000.
Rozhodnuti tovarny West
pustiti Sc do oboru
rozkladu atomu, jest prvni u
kdy obrovska prGmy-
tovarna Sc pustila do tax
fundamentalnfho vedeckeho
badani, z nehoz nekyne prfmy
zisk. PTedchozf pokusy byly
konany laboratoTemi universit,
aneb mensfmi vedeckymi sku-
pinami.
DR.. William Wells, graduant
1stavu, ktery ma gra-
duacnf dekret doktoratu cd
John Hopkins university, byl
poveTen Tfzenfm celeho podni-
1iku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Otec vrahem dcery.

V Jessup, Ca, L. Ward,
spravkar, byl zatcen pro vraz-
du, zatlm CO policie ~vysetruje
udanf jeho manzelky, re il pri-
poutal k zidli, mezitim CO ubil
svojf 14letou dceru v kampu.
blize Mazelhurstu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Farmar zabit ma sanich.

V Ashland, Wisconsin, Nels
Swensen, farmar z okresu
Bayfield, byl zabit, kdyz do je-
no sanf vrazil automobil. Sven
sen vyjel Sc sanemi z postrannf
cesty ma hlavn1 silnici, kdyz Sc
bllzilO auto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Setreni oleiem.

V New Orleans komisaT Will
liam nar1dil zavTenf So studnf
" olejnem poll u Rodesa. Je
to prvn1 krok v Louisiana k "a
stavenf plytvanf zemnfm ole
jem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11

" Chicago 25lety Eo
ward Kubik ma straviti jak
nepolepsitelny zlocinec zbyte.
zivota v kaznici. Roku 1913
byl odsouzen do vladnf kazni
ce pro prevalent kradenyc]
automobile pres statni hranice
lSotva vysel byl zatcen pro lou
PEI a poslan do Pontiac, cd
kud byl parolovan.
81. rijna tri policiste pfekva
pill Kubika pTi loupezi lekar
ne Alex Dubinskiho a spatTil
jak lupic MAZE jedne ruce re
volver, We druhe elektrickol
svitilnu leze z pod postele, cd
kud jej pod hrozbou stfelby
vytahli. NASH u neho penize
z vylopeneho registru.
" Seward, Nebraska "a.
strelil Sc 57lety Josef Pillar, u.
sazeny nedaleko Bee. K spu.
steni kohoutku rucnice vyzu.
81 boty i ponozky.
- We Winnipeg, Kanada
krajan Jaroslav Kotasek, kterJ
tam vlastnf feznicky obchod
zotavuje sc poranenf, jez mu
zp1sobili bandite pri loupez-
mem prepadenf. Minuly tyden
chteli mu sebrati dennf trzbu.
Nechtel il vydati a udatne Sc
branil. Povstal zapas, pri
cemz Kotasek byl postrelen.
" Dodge, Nebraska, O Ii
vot prisli: 2Olety Vaclav Ku-
cera z Howells a 19lety Rudolf
z Plainview. Kucera
byl ash usmrcen okamzite,
kdezto Fischer, jenz byl smr-
telne porezan ma hrdle rozbi-
tym sklem, I'll jeste asi 10 mi
nut pc nestesti.
22lety Adolf, Kucera, bratr
Vaclava, a pax Gale
ty Jan Vacha z Dodge byli tez
&c poraneni.
Bratri Kucerove, kterf far
mari blfze Howells, vraceli Sc
v noel ma patek z posvfcenske-
no lance v Dodge, ma ktery pri
Fischer a Vacha vraceli
Sc take z tanecnl zabavy, lee
tito diva zajeli 81 ma nj do Ho-
wells.
K osudne srazce doslo We
2:15 hodin z rama.
- Pavel Horky zastfelen byl
neStastnou nahodou v Berwyn-
taverne pr1telem j. Stast-
nym.
- V Crete, Nebraska, Eat
25leteho Franka Marese
Ia podezfeni z male kradeze
automobiln1ch potTeb vedlo k
'ozlusten1-yelke loupeze vere-
,idenci ktera pachateli vynes-'
a $1,100. Mares k one loupe-
Il Sc primal.
Podezfeni vzbudilo, re pri
zatceni mel Mares u sebe "a
1000 hotovych penez z lou
oeze v obydl1 TomaSe Neruda,
tareho mladence. Neruda
,yl navstfven zlodeji %. srpna
jiz sc zdalo, re tato loupez
lebude nikdy objasnena, kdyz
Mares Sc primal.
" st. Paul, Mimi, Leo
'kluzacek, 26, z Lonsdale,
byl zabit pTi srazce
lvou automobile.
- V Clevelandu do Ceske
inc Sokol vloupali Sc zlodeji a
Ikradli $40.
" Nebrasce 65lety cesky
armar, Frank j. Fiala z Brai-
ard zabit byl automobilem
,dyz sc ubiral pesky re sve
army do mestecka. Mrtveho
'ialu nalezli diva hosi. Auto
nobilista ujel.
- Frank Jarosfk, 18lety, z
cicero, byl soudcem Pavkem
dsouzen k zaplacen1 pokuty
200 a soudnfch 1trat, kdyz Sc
'riznal, re ukradl asi "a $50
,utomobilovych soucastek z ga
axe Potockeho.
" Newark, N. j., sloven-
ky pohrobnik Josef L. Hurey,
'yl zabit autem pTi navratu re
dcery Ant. Kojise V
Jewburgh, N. Y.
- Plukovnik Vladimir Hur-
'an, ktery byl jmenovan csl.
yslancem u vlady Spoj. Stat1
e Washingtone do New Yor-
III pribyl We ctvrtek. Pfijel S
nanzelkou a JEFF matkou Boo
Uv1tal jej sesticlenny
XockTch q S1OVnnSkVch
Evening star., 1936-04-04

sold for Mr.. L. M. Bernstein to local
investor, and 1865 Montello avenue
northeast sold for Mr.. =. A. Garvey.
3024 Wisconsin avenue, sold to Mr.
p Wernicke: s27 Nineteenth street,
sold for Mrs. Z. p. Maddox. q . site
for new chain store: 1342 Monroe
street, sold for Mrs. Z. G. Pryor: 1885
z street southeast, sold for Mr.. H. A.
johnson: 50-79 Forty y-first street, Long
Island, N. Y, sold for Mrs. L N. Rech-
snberg, to . local investor; Al M
street, sold for Mrs. Z. +. Butts; l67l
Montello avenue northeast sold to
Mrs. M. r. Brown; l342 Monroe
street, sold TO- q local investor; lot on
Georgia avenue. sold for D. J. Duni.
gan, Inc; 1865 Montello avenue north
east, sold to q local investor; lot on
New Hampshire avenue, and First
place, sold for Mrs d. L. Eek to q
local investor; 1886 Z street southeast,
sold to . local investor, and 3004
Georgia avenue. sold for Mr.. r. w.
Koch to . local investor.
Evening star., 1936-04-04

ready to get weighed, she realized that
it cost a penny and she fumbled for
some minutes In her handbag only to
find no copper.
Isn't that just too harrowing?"
she said In q slow, slightly querulous
voice. mot q penny here!"
A sympathetic bystander offered her
one.
THANK you so much" s, Id the lit
tie old lady. II think there's moth
ing more narrowing than to get ones
things of to get weighed and then
not have a penny!"
"Ill Just have to stop eating
lunches" continued the little old lady,
who evidently felt she was repaying
the penny loan with her thoughts.
"It just makes me gain too much. It's
perfectly narrowing! But today I had
to get those bridge prizes and !
trotted around so much hunting for
them I got frightfully hungry. It's
SO harrowing-getting bridge prizes.
SOUP.
MRS. EXTRA-Y-Z asked her
somewhat near-sighted husband
to leave an order for groceries at a
neighborhood store. Hurriedly she
scribbled down the needed items, one