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Fights Last Night
B, the Associated Press.

D. tne hsSoClateo fIeSS.
NEWARK. N. Paul Pirrone, l62,
Cleveland, knocked out Tony Fisher,
160h. Newark Q0). Tony Galento,
2l8, Orange, N. j., knocked out Terry
Mitchell, l89, New York 60.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Bob Turner,
1853, Richmond. Va, stopped Red Fin
nigan. 166, of New York (3): Jose
Estrada, 14l. st. Augustine, Fla, and
Stumpy Jacobs, 1411z, Hopewell. Va,
drew (8).
DALLAS. Tex.-Tommy Loughran
1877, Philadelphia, outpointed Tom
Beaupre, 1875, East Dallas (l0).
ST. LOUIS.-Tony Chavez, 1914
awarded decision on foul against Henry
Armstrong, 13l. st. Louis 90.
MIAMI BEACH.-Chester Palutis
I'll Y, Scranton, Pa, and Gene Bonin
184 2, Willimantic, Conn, drew (10).
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G0HPros Wiues Under Big Strain
<AMtaIY@&M M3
W. By WRMeC4llu~ ~

then an unknown kid from Wisconsin,
burning with ambition to be big shot
In golf, kept up there in the forefront
Of Americas best par-busters, and
won second money.
1t enabled his Ill wife to spend the
Winter in Florida and started John of
on q money winning squirt that put
him last year in the five-ngure class.
Not many pros make that much dough.
The Biltmore tourney is a spot
where the Mid-Atlantic entries of Wall
per. Mackenzie, Houghton, Spencer
and Bobby Cruickshank have . chance
to win some side money, for one of the
features Of the Florida early tourna-
ments is . purse Of 81 ZOO to 60 to the
low-scoring team of four from any
P. g. A. section at Miami and the
Nassau tourney next week.
The dough probably will 20
either to Chicago or New York,
but the Mid Atlantic section rep
resentatives have q chance.
ROB JONES, the grand-slam king.
has written another book on golf,
but it isn't for sale. The book goes
along with purchase of q dozen golf
balls made by the firm of which Bob Is
q director. and 1t is worth while.
Amply illustrated, the little volume
has q flock Of good golf hints by the
man who was master of them all dur
ing the years from 1922 to 1880.
MRS. RALPH w. PAYNE, reelected
AA president and the officers of the
Women's District Golf Association to-
day had before them several recommen-
dations for improving the 1887 tourna-
ments Of that organization. With Mrs
Payne, who served as president this
year and who is member Of the
Congressional Country Club, were cho-
sen the following officers: First vice
president. Mrs. Roy c. Miller, Ken
wood; second vice president, Mrs
James w. Beller, Columbia; secretary
Mrs. w. r. Woodward, Army-Navy;
treasurer, Mrs. Theodore r. Peyser
Woodmont.
Several recommendations for i'm
provement of the inter-club team
matches were made by Mrs. N. ]. Wal
dron Of Beaver Dam. who served as
first team captain this year. Mis-:
Susan Hacker of Chevy Chase, inter-
city team captain, proposed that the
inter-city team be made permanent
and be drawn from the low handicap
players instead of being shifted around
for each match. Two matches ar.
ranged for Charlottesville and Win
chester will utilize the higher -handi-
| cap players, she said.
Reports were read by Mrs. Waldron,
Mrs. A. S. Gardiner Of Columbia,
chairman of the Nominating Commit.
tee; Mrs. c. P. Medley, handicap
chairman. and Mrs. H. L. Simcoe
prize chairman; Mrs. Payne, Mrs. D
M. Mcpherson, the retiring secretary
and Mrs. Peyser, whose report showed
the largest bank balance in the IA
year history Of the association.
A tournament chairman and other
officers will be announced later.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
! Mat Matches
- the. Associated Press.

- the. Associated Press.
HARTFORD. George Ko-
verify, ais, Hollywood. Calf, defeat
ID Frank Judson, 2l0, Cambridge.
Mass, two out Of three falls.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Jack Reyn-
olds, 165, San Francisco, defeated
Testera Higamo, 165, Japan, two
straight falls.
CAMDEN, N. J.-Clif Olsen, ais,
ct. Paul, threw Ed. Meske, 21s, To-
ledo, A:15.
NEWARK, N. J.-Dave Levin,
ls8, New York, threw Maurice La
Chappelle, 178, Canada, 23:47.
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MATSUYAMA TOPS
HOPPE, SETS MARK
Gets Tourney High Run of
II in 50-12 Victory in
Three-RaiI Match.
6y the Associated Press


)HICAGO, December 4-The
snooth-stroking cue of Kin
rey Matsuyama, diminutive
Japanese star, made the world
three-cushion billiard championship a
Wide-open affair today.
Matsuyama's hours of tourney
practice paid him dividends last night
as he stopped the march of Willie
Hoppe. defending champion, toward a
fourth straight victory. Scoring a
high run of IL. best of the tourney
thus far, MatSuyama trimmed the New
York expert so to IL, in 43 innings.
The defeat sent Johnny Layton of
Sedalia, Mo-, into a tie for first place
with Hoppe. Each had three wins and
one loss.
Tied for third place were Matsu-
yama, Tiff Denton of Kansas City
and Welker Cochran of San Francisco,
each with three victories and two de-
feats.
Cochran Comes Back.
DENTON defeated Jay Bozeman of
Detroit, so to A, in 54 innings.
Bozeman put on a futile, but brilliant
late-inning rally. Cochran's shots
clicked against Art Thurnblad of Chi
cago. the West Coast player winning
30 to % In IS innings. Cochran made
1s points in six straight turns at the
table and ended the match with a run
OF 10. Allen Hall of Chicago won his
frst game in five starts, beating Otto
Reiselt of Philadelphia, so to ~, in
81 innings.
The standings:
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strings Of Isl and 396. Howard Par
sons went down swinging with the
Luckies
Krauss and Clarke turned In the
most consistent shooting of the night.
the former reeling on 13l. 1856 and
l40, while the latter's singles were
1872, 1873 and 1872.
Joe Pricci featured the Convention
Hall odd-game win from GEORGETOWN,
with 143 and 361. The veteran Flick
Hurd's l40 put Ed Schlegel's West
Enders over in the last and his 3S2
topped the match.
1t was an OF night for Ollie
Pacini, anchor for Washington Brew
cry. He cut and picked all night and,
with a set Of 337. dropped many
sticks back Of Clarke after leading
the circuit with 128 several weeks
ago.
Julie Singer. youngster who starred
in the Washington City tournament
last Spring, broke into the big show
with Convention Hall, shooting 334
for his first set.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
SUSPENSE PAINFUL
AWAITING SCORES
Many Accompany Husbands
to Journeys, but Don't
Watch Them Play.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

BY w. X. McCALLUM.
TIMER men may suffer out on the
golf course when a putt to win
hangs on the lip Of the cup, but
= for sheer, downright nail-biting
suffering the wives Of the golf pros
who travel the tournament circuit do
. really high-class Job.
It's gotten to be quite the thing for
the top-notch professional golfers Of
the land to take the girl friend along
on their money-seeking junkets. At
any major tournament nowadays you'll
see q group of well-dressed women in
sports clothes, not walking around the
course with their men, but sitting
somewhere near the club house, walt
ing for the verdict Of the jury. For It
isn't considered the thing to do in the
best circles for pros wife to follow
friend husband on the golf course.
IT WASN'T SO many years ago that a
pros wife around golf tournament
was rarity. But now it's the regu-
lar thing and these gals. logged out in
the latest thing in sports apparel, are
regular customers at all the major af-
fairs. And do they have their heart
aches? I'll say they do.
If Tony Manero has a bad round,
for example, it should push up Gig
arctic stocks. How? Because the tiny,
dark-eyed, winsome Mrs. Manero
smokes one after another. If Tony
Is out in front of the pack, you'd
never know she was around. Mrs.
Paul Runyan, tiny woman, never
goes on the golf course where Paul
does his magic with spoon and putter
but she's around just the same when
the score comes in So are Mrs. Craig
Wood, Mrs. Billy Burke, Mrs. Harry
Cooper, Mrs. Tommy Armour. Mrs
Bobby Cruickshank, diminutive
Scottish woman who knows every shot
in Bobbys bag; Mrs Denny Shute
Mrs. Leo Walper and many others.
THE pros themselves may have some
bad moments out on the field, but
they are nothing compared to the
anguish of the women when the puts
aren't dropping.
For it means real dough to the girls
as well as to the men. Their silent
encouragement helps. or so the pros
admit. With something like 5000 .00C
scattered around the country in prize
money for the professional golfers this
year you can see where the gals have q
right to spoil lot of manicures.
Most Of them travel the entire cir
cult with their husbands, taking the
overnight hops, the luxurious stop.
at the big resort hotels and the swanky
life of the country clubs in stride It's
a tough life, but they seem to like it
for more professional golfers wives
make the tournament circuit each year
Evening star., 1936-12-04

q Nassau bet. That's the way they
bet at Washington, In case you didn't
know-a buck out, buck in, and q
buck on the match. only in this case
the bucks were multiplied.
MRS. CHARLES T. PENN Is the
new women's golf chairman At
Congressional. Mrs. Penn succeeds
Mrs. Ralph w. Payne, who has served
for two years, and who is president of
the Women's District Golf Association.
Other officers Of the Congressional
committee are Mrs. v. A. Welte, first
vice chairman; Mrs. d. Weir, second
vice chairman; Mrs. c. j. Wilkinson.
secretary: Mrs. Charles Slawson,
treasurer.
-FOUR Washington golf pros were
playing today in the first round
OF Americas richest golf tournament
the $4,000 Miami Biltmore open ex.
travaganza at Coral Gables, Fla. in
itiated by Col. Henry L. Doherty sew
aral years ago to start the Florida links
season of with a bang. The four are
Roland Mackenzie, Congressional pro;
al Houghton Of Bannockburn, Cliff
Spencer Of Beaver Dam and Leo Wal
per Of Walper's Driving School at Be-
thesda. Witty Cox of Kenwood was
to be an entrant. but will not play
because Of q death In his family.
Horton Smith grabbed the
tourney and the $2,500 first
money last year with an Alyer
finish.
It's a real money affair, for the
second man gets $1,000, and even the
prizes well down the list are worth
real dough. This is the tournament
which started John Reyolta on the
road to fame q few wears back. John.
Evening star., 1936-12-04

shooting . world record team game OF
744, viii clash with the Hertz Drtve-ur
Self bowlers tonight In the final block
Of an intercity match at Georgetown
Recreation.
The Virginians are leading by 80
pins. Zimmerman, whose 400 string
led the huge team count. will see
action In doubles match also.
The Colonials share first place In
the Procurement League today with
Evening star., 1936-12-04
62i-game count. Nash climaxed the
night by whitewashing Lincoln with
q 1,777 total.

'DAny NEWS was four games out
- in front In the National Capital
today after trimming Jalepes Deli
catessen twice while the second-place
Warrington Canoe Club, and third
place Benmacks, skidded after being
swamped by Lucky Strike Taproomers
and Starlight Cleaners, respectively.
Norman Groff's Isl and Lee Atwell's
37s featured the NewssJalepes match.
One Of the seasons best perform
ances u Eddie Keiths IA set in
the Washington Baltimore Intercity
League. The Washington Brewery
roller. who Jumped into the lirnelisht
several years ago b. rolling . record
Evening star., 1936-12-04

CORER MACK MEYERS, while
checking on three season re-
cords for the American Legion
- League, had the extreme pleas
ure today of putting one alongside his
own Bunker Hill Post.
Howard Ludwig started the big
night at Lucky Strike with Q Isl
string. Then followed Fort Stevens
Evening star., 1936-12-04
SAILORS WILL BANQUET.

The annual dinner Of the Potomac
River Sailing Association will be held
tonight at the Hamilton Hotel at $50
O'Clock. Members OF the association
are urged to attend.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
GAR|BA[D|,BEATEN,
GAINS FANS'FAV0R
Disqualified for Free Use
of Feet in Mat Match
With 0'Mahony.

~ ISQUALIFIED by Referee
Benny Bortnick, chunky Gino
Garibaldi nevertheless has
qualified for q return tussle
with Danno' O'Mahony. A well d.
rected boot to the Irishman's blubbery
midsection last night in . luke-warm
feature graphing match at Turner's
Arena before q ar.capacity crowd Of
1900, gets Gino the privilege.
Garibaldi, striving earnestly to
arouse spectators to the usual point Of
tossing peanuts and papers, was con-
founded when more than half of the
mat maddies cheered each time he
whacked the former world champion
with q knee or an elbow. Danno was
little more than a stooge for the
Italian, who inserted what little activ-
ity there was in the encounter.
Fans Applaud Gino.
EFFECTIVELY throttling Danno's
famed Irish whip merely by drop
ping to the floor or hugging the ropes,
Gino belted O'Mahony around the
punch bowl with comparable ease. The
fans, who were supposed to howl in
protest at Garibaldi's rough treatment
Of Danno, vented most Of its wrath on
the Intellectual O'Mahony.
Referee Bortnick had become quite
annoyed by Gino's repeated refusal to
heed his warnings. so when Benny
saw his chance. he stepped in and
promptly disqualified him. The end
came when Garibaldi kicked Danno to
the floor and booted him back to the
concrete as the ousted wrestler sought
to return to the mat.
Danno Roundly Booed.
nANNO actually received more boos
than Gino when he left the ring
after lodging several of Garibaldi's
post-bout socks. Bortnick. however,
was not quite so fortunate, although
he scrambled from the ring as soon
as he had raised O'Mahony's hand.
Gipo grabbed him as he stepped down,
and Benny's shirt was a thing Of the
past.
Jimmy Sarandos made q brief debut
before local pachyderm patrons, spill
ing one George Wilcheski with a body
slam III minutes
Other preliminary bouts saw Matros
Kirilenko pin Ole Anderson in II
minutes; Jack Donovan force Scotty
McDougal to give up to a leg lock in
81 minutes, and Henri Pierre win by
disqualification over John Katan, who
wasn't content with q 30-minute draw
and swung fists to protest.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
ALC0vA WANTS GAME.

Acoya A. c. Of Arlington County
wants a foot ball game for Sunday with
Q 150-pound or unlimited class team.
The phone number Is Clarendon 1915.
Evening star., 1936-12-04

w YHEN Q guy holes . chip shot
\AI it's more or less . miracle.
w Even in the big .s champion.
gather. you won't hear Of holed chip
shot more than once q day.
But when . golfer holes two in =
single round. and his partner holes
another, all three for brides, you1l
usually find the opposing pair paying
OF. It happened to Thurston FUR
and Dorie Gruver at Washington,
where they were the underdogs in .
match against Jimmie Corcoran and
Calvert Dickey. They laid In the bets.
too, and between EN- FUR and Gruver
had q better ball of 50 whacks.
The three holed chip shots
played their part in the score,
and the winning.
Five brides they picked up-that
Furr- -Gruver ombination-which was
good enough to win all three ways Of
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
Han SO: Reiselt. % (37 inninas)
Cochran. 30; Thurnblad. % (35 in
TODAY'S GAMES.
Matsuyama vs. Lookabaueh; Bozeman
- Hall: Layton vs.. Reiselt Hoppe VS..
3hurnblad.
Evening star., 1936-12-04

1877 game in the Recreation League,
chalked up his league mark with
strings of 1913, Isl and 165. His last
effort topped OF q 664 team count to
tie Hyattsville's, big game.
lack ZIMMERMAN and his Win
chester team. which jumped into
the national spotlight recently by
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Bowling

Continued From Page DAY
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Vzdy s~polehlivy.

PAM Fritz Pomeranke, Dane,
Wis, pfse: "MGj zaludek byl
stale kysely a trpela jsem "a
vrat1. Zkousela jsem mnoho
leku bez 1cinku, ale Hoboko
mne pomohlo." Ora. Petra Ho-
boko je cenny bylinny lecivy
prostredek. Posiluje vykonnost
zaludku povzbuzovan1m zaz1-
vaciho 1strojf zaludku, pravi
dlovan1m stfev a vymftan1m
skodlivych necistot re sousta-
Wy. TAX pomaha pr1rode bu-
'dovati slime, zdrave telo. Mem
prodavano v lekarnach, ale
NIUE byti opatreno pouze Cd
mlstnfch poverenych jednate-
III. Pro informace piste: DR.
Peter Fahrney & Sons Compa.
ny, 2501 Washington Blvd.
Chicago, Ill. advt
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Hurvinek Sc Spejblem do
Ameriky.

Sprawl Tiditel Skupova lout
koveho divadla Hubacek w.
jednava O zajezd do Ameriky,
kde by byl o Spejbla a Hurvfn-
ka velky zajem. Professor Sku-
pa by ovsem mel rad pTedem
urcenou n6jakou financnf "a
kladnu. Proto Sc pry Dude
jednat primo S rGznymi krajan
skym ciniteli a temperament V
Americe O n6jakou financnf "a
ruku a ma jejich odpov6di bu-
de zaviset, IDA Dude tento "a
jed uspoTadan. Riditelstvo
divadla zaslalo uz do Ameriky
propagacnf material a move
desky. Zajezdu by Sc pry
z1castnilo 10 umeleckych sill s
prof. Skupou V cele. Pc Evro-
pc i Americe by celia tato sku-
pima cestovala We vlastnim
autobusu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-28
Z presidentske kampane.

President Roosevelt v kon-
ferenci Sc zastupci tisku ohla-
sill, re nema v 1myslu nejake
verejne politicke projevy ne
drive az v fijnu. Opetne pro-
hlasil, re behem sve inspekcn1
cesty vGbec nezamysli mluviti
o politice a jeho projevy, ktere
tam pronese, budou este nepo-
liticke.
President vyjede ma cesty do
osmi statech, pri cemz budou
usporadany porady s predsta-
stviteli 16 statG a federalnich
uTadG v dotycnych oblastech.
Celia costa potrva osm dnf.
President v sobotu mel vel
mi dGlezitou poradu S vetsinou
svych strateg1 Cd demokratic-
keno narodniho komitetu. Me-
ri jinymi byli pritomni preds.
Farley a pTedseda fin. komite-
tn Walker. Pred tim president
prijal celou radu politickych
navstevnfk1, mezi nimiz byl i
progresivni republican sen.
Nye re Sew. Dakoty, ktery az
dosud neohlasil bude-li podpo-
rovati guv. Landona.
- Governor Landon ma ces-
tie do West Middlesex v Penn
sylvanii, mluvil V Grand Ra-
pids, To-, pred davem asi 15.-
900 lidf, jimz prohlasil, re
"sucho" nesm1 byti zatahova-
no do politiky.
Landon We sve reel zadal
farmare, ktef1 opustili republi-
kanskou stranu, ably Sc vratili
zpet a pomohli k republican
skemu vitezstv1 nejen We state,
ale i v cele zemi.
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simkova skola ma byti zavFena

Osud simkovy skoly, 45lete
cihlove budovy v severovycho-
dnf casti Iowa City, ktera byla
pc nekolik let stTedistem SPORT
v mistnf skolnf rade, je opet
rozhodovan tyto dny, kdy ne
kteTi odpGrci csl. zivlu sc sna-
II O vydanf rozkazu, ably byla
uzavrena.
Uzavrenf skoly, ktera posky-
tuje vychovu detem prvn1 a
druhe tTidy, We SVEN obvodu,
bylo narfzeno skoln1 radon v
cervencovem zasedan1, pry pro
to, re jen IA zakG dokoncilo
svGj beh koncem skolnfho roku
z jara. Deti re simkovy skoly
dostaly naTfzenf, ably dokonci-
ly pTfstfho roku sve vychovani
navstevou Horace Mann, asi
pet blokG daleko.
Simkova skola, ~nejstarsf w
chovny 1stav We meste, byla cd
souzena k necinnosti r. 1922
skolnf radou; ale ortel smrti
byl zmenen.
Simkova skola vdeci sv1j
wink zajimave situaci, ukazu-
ilcf veTejny vyznam naseho
krajanstva v tonic meste. Sc
verovychod. sektor mesta, sew.
cd Brown ul., We ktere Sc skola
nachazf, byl pine osazen i've
domelymi csl. krajany jiz v r.
1880, mel svdj vlastnf skolnl O.
kres, ale nebyl soucast1 mesta.
TAX ably krajany pfemluvilo,
10y odhlasovali pripojen1 Sc ku
mestu Iowa City, mesto tehdy
slibilo, Re Dude vydrzovati a
zlepsf skolnf 1stavy v onom O.
kresu, a splnilo svdi slib posta-
venim simkovy skoly r. 1891.
Prof. simek, ktery byl tehdy
ma skolnf rade, mel hlavn1 "a
sluhy O p~ostavenl skoly.
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Sestercata narozena.

36leta AID. Speichinger po-
rodila pred dvema tydny sester
cata. Jenom jedin6 dft6, 1Oli-
bernf holcicka zGstalo ma zivu.
Ostatn1ch pet, vazfc1ch dohro-
mady necelou libru, bylo pred
casne narozenych. LekaT pro-
hlasil, re kdyby rodicka byla
byvala vice zdrava i techto pet
mohlo Sc dokonale vyvinout a
lit. Ornament O jejfm poro-
du nebylo ucineno veTejnym
vzhledem ma jejf spatny zdra-
votnf stav. Manzele Speichin-
gerOvi zijf ma farme 6 mil cd
Mendonu, Missouri. Mali jiz
deset d6tf. Nejstarsfmu jest
Is let.
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Pozoruhodne rozsireni INA
meho CsI. podniku.

Veliky sklad knih Ceskehc
Ustrednlho Knihkupectvf byl
prave prevail znamou krajan-
skou zasilatelskou i knihkupec
kou firmou F. Pancner, 1906
w. 26th St., Chicago, I'll. TIA
poklada 81 "a cest ~rozSiriti dale
|ieste svGj nejvetsf sklad cs. Ii
.teratury v Americe vybranymi
a hodnostnymi knihami uzavf-
rancho zaslouzileho delnicke-
no podniku. Jsou to soubory
prednfch csl. spisovatel16, neo-
|bycejny vyber divadelnich kni-
EEK a j. Zvlastni hodnotou jsou
ale zasobyi vsechna vydavatel-
ska prava znamych a osvedce-
nych JonaSovych slovnikn a u
cebnic, jez budou nynf vyhrad-
ne vydavany firmou F. Pane
ner v Chicago.
Zasflatelska a knihkupecka
firma F. Pancner, ktera ma ia
Ike generalnf zastoupeni Una
meho Pecirkova kalendare
pro Ameriku, oznamuje nasi
vefejnosti tyto zavazne zpravy
a slibuje, re povede sv1j kniz-
nj obchod dale die svych Vast
Mich tradic v duchu zasluzne-
no a dlouholeteho obchodne
kulturnfho pGsobenf Ceskeho
Ustrednfho Knihkupectvi, je-
hoz sklad nynf prevzala. V
tonic duchu take nab1zi svoje
odborne sluzby vsem jeho i no
wynn odberatel6m a pratelGm
dobre csl. cetby v MAST Ameri-
ce!
Ceske Ustfednf Knihkupe-
ctvf pripojuje Sc rovnez k teto
zprave, d6kuje uprfmne vsem
svym odberatel6m a pratel1m
"a dlouholetou pr1zen a dopo-
rucuje jim knihkupectvf Pane
nerovo.
Piste proto kdykoli nebo nav
zavod F. Pancnera, 1905
62th ST., Chicago, I'll. Bude-
tie srdecne v1tani!
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Novy druh podvodu.

V LosAngeles, diva muzov6
Sc PRIMAL k vine z podvodu,
ktery spachali tim, re 81 otev-
Teli m1stnost, kde 81 mohl kaz-
dy, kdo chtel skolektovat po-
jistne, nechat zpdsobit uncle
zranen1. Jsou to Martin Biggs
a William Bone. Ma podvodu
pod1leli Sc jeste Elton Miner,
manzele horald Jenkins a Ca
ret Gray. Gray doznal, re no
ha Jenkinsove byla zranena a
ruka Jenkinsova zlomena a do
ucha MT byla vstTiknuta krev.
Miner predstfral, re je automo-
bilistou, ktery je zranil V auto
mobilove nehode.
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PodvadeIi chude.

Stfznost, vinfcf zavod Hell
frich Coal Co. z East st. Louis,
re vylakal pen1ze Cd Illinoiske
podpGrne administrace podvo-
dem, tim re nedodaval uhli
chudine ma podpore, ackoliv "a
ne dostal penfze, byla podana
v Belleville sm1rc1m soudcem
Wangelinem. a slysenf naTfze-
no ma den FL. srpna. V zaty-
kaci vydanem ma zadost zTfzen
CT nouzove komise Sc pravl, re
behem cervna komise vydala
ma 500 poukazek ma uhlf, po-
vetSine ku firme Helfrich, ale
re vysetrovanf ukazalo, re fir
ma V nekterych pTfpadech ne
dodala tolik uhl1, co mela, a v
jinych uhlf vGbec nedodala, &C
81 "a ne pocftala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-28

mi. Mel by rovnez usilovati O
nabyt1 urciteho vlivu V teto or
ganisaci a jej1 politice. l prd-
merry volic mGze mfti nemaly
vliv ma v~ytvaTenf politickych
smernic sve strany prostred-
nictvim primarnfch voleb a
konvenc1.
Nasledujfc1 rada, kterou
Alice Brother dava novym OBJ
canGm We sve knize American
Citizenship, stoj1 "a to, ably
byla zapamatovana:
"A poslednf d1tkliva rada
novemu obcanovi je toto: ne
stavejte Sc pouze clenem stra-
ny, ale budte dGsledny a snazi-
w v prevalent vsech prav, Wy
plyvaj1cfch z tohoto clenstvf;
uz1vejte sveho vlivu, ktery je
znacny "a dosazen1m toho, ably
strana vzdy hlasala zasady
slechetne a ably jenom poctiv1
Tide byli vybfrani "a vddce a
kandidovani pro veTejne IRA
dy. Budte vernym clenem
strany a berte 1cast ma jejfm
T1zen1."