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her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Perry.
Mrs. r. j. Hewson, with her two
daughters. Barbara and Susan, Of
Monroe, N. Y. are the house guests
of Mrs. Hewson's brother in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Burton.
Mr., Myers Reynolds returned Mon
day from st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they spent three month";.
Mrs. Catherine c. Callan enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Wednes-
day. The guests were Mrs E. w. He'll
mann, Mrs. william Martin, Mrs. A.
Sheppard. Mrs Philip Fischer, Mrs
Edward Widmayer. Mrs. Earl Auten
and Mrs. Fred S. McFarline.
Mrs. William D. Wrightson enter
tanned at lunch party Thursday in
compliment to Mrs. Frank Crane OF
Quincy, Ill. The guests were Mrs.
George Coale, Mrs. Guido James, Mrs.
MacNaughton, Mrs Woodlief Thomas,
Mrs. Glen c. Williams and Mrs.
Chester Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster and
their son, Gordon Webster. returned
Thursday to their home after 4 six
weeks stay In Hollywood, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilson have
returned from Clearwater, Fla, after
spending six weeks.
Miss Shirley Wilson arrived Friday
from Hanah-more Academy to spend
her Spring vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox returned on
Thursday from two months stay in
Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stein were
hosts at dinner party Saturday eve
ming, March 20, In their residence.
for Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Reeder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood German left
yesterday for Richmond. Va, where
they will make their new home. Mr..
German is State director Of the P.
w. A.
Mrs Edward N Bodholdt and her
two daughters, Donna and Karla, and
her sister Mrs. John Reynolds, with
her son, John Reynolds, left Friday for
Los Angeles, Calf to visit their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson.
They will be gone two months.
Mrs. c. c. Clark and her daughter.
Miss Anita Clark, returned to their
home on Monday from Scarsdale, N.
Y, where they were the guests Of
Mrs. Clarks son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hassell.
Mrs. Richard Dorsey Warfield and
her daughter Miss Mildred Warheld
Of Philadelphia, Pa. are the house
guests Of Mrs Warfeld's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Oechsle
Mr. and Mrs. Lester NJ Kimball,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Deysher. returned Monday from =
motor trip to Reading, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c. LAUDER and
their two daughters, Margaret Jane
and Henrietta, left Friday by motor
for Ellenville, N. Y, where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Lauber's par
ents for the Easter holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ludlam and
their two daughters, Miss Alice Lud-
lam and Janet Ludlam, left Friday for
Woodlynne, N. j., where they will re-
main until April T. as the house guests
Of Mrs. Ludlams parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Heise.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

SAhS mas Lne
most outstanding
successes, Helene
has seen around
town. Costume
suits with REFERS,
jackets. boleros.
Redingotes over
dresses. Ca es
that detAch with
4 ReSture-Or set
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Card arty, Dance
Planned bv Alunnae

The Alumnae Club of the Immacu-
late Conception Academy will give =
card party and dance Thursday eve
ming in the ball room OF the May
flower. Mrs. Reiman NJ Chesley Is
chairman for the party and attractive
prizes for aech table have been Sc
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flowers for babies, brides and
bread and butter" offerings. Hos
pital ideas. Combinations to make
= girl say yes" Prim, old-fash-
ioned "bo-kays" and single. rare
spots for Miss Otis mink coat or
Mr.. Wafiehurst's lapel. 1924
CONN. AVE, DIS. $3.50.
" MADAME, YOU HAVE
AA AN UNBREAKABLE
APPOINTMENT WITH HEADS"
An appointment that will give you
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ma de models. Or
let her make one
to order in the
color and mate
rial to match your
costumes. Cr let
her remodel your
last years straw
hats into CLAM
or us OneS-at
cr,o1I o,ct Eotc
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Crepe Suzettes" at any time dur
ing the day or evening-in the ball
room or bar room. Do stop BY.
Phone Robert" ADAMS 0700.
IS TINE CANNOT WITHER
NOR Gu S TOM
STALE" the charm Of BRE-
WOODS fine engraving. Every
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ing" You can
dance from l
am. until 2
am. in tn e
LO U NGE'S
One Two
Club" Another
grand feature
at the SHORE
HAM the
seryin nR of
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graceful stems via Ex-
ercise Glasses, Ring
roller, rowing machines,
mechanical b cy c ] e S.
steam cabinets all
these features included
in the charge Of $40 a
month-and you can go
every single day, If you
like The FIRE last week
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specially c e
signed desks to
fit a corner of
your room, in
any finish you
desire with
filing cabinets.
t y p e " r it e r,
lamp end draw
er SPACE, It'll
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. head = start"
into Spring. Just
call DEC. 5812
and ask for either
Mr.. Head, Mr..
w a1lace, Mr..
Martin or Mr..
Leonard-and be
assured the ulti-
mate In a new
air coifure.
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s n o p J n n e r
charming | t t ! e
studio dress shop
where her
cash policy per-
mits her to sell
for less because
Of low overhead
expenses. Stun
ming one of a.
lr;~l'B Iracene fnr
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street, afternoon and formal wear.
Carved to the bone tailored
suits and the more dressy dress
maker types. Her prices begin at
Sl095. Located 9th floor-SUITE
8O5, American Bldg. 1917 F ST.
/" .YoUR FIRST STEP
AWAY FROM WIN
TER" "a new FORD V-8 for
Spring. Ready for you now are an
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They have IDEAS galore will
design one that will perfectly en-
hance your best features and fit
perfectly under your new Easter
bonnet. This is = good time to get
your new permanent. too. 1886
CONN. AVE. DEC. 5S12.
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ROYAL br1ght ana
early tomorrow morn
ing for the One Day
Sale on this item. OF
course, you can. And
what's more, you can
afford to stock up at
this sale price Of Sl.44.
THE PAIAIS ROYAL
his whitfield and pared
and shayed the price
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dozens. Gener-
Gus b as ke t S.
boxes and vase
arr angements.
Steamship and
airplaIle baskets
with cor
sages attached,
Floral heA d.
dresser for eve
ming. Special
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n D We o z z II
reused to war
I ev ev - q n q
b a bies have
been lulled to
sic ep by 1t.
Pleasure loving
folks are being
placed in the
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W q . ~ ! AA6~AA
bride or BRIDE
to-be KIN o " S
t at B r E.
WOOD has a
definite appeal
to those who
know" =.
and that we'd
di n 6 invita-
tiOns and An.
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own. CHdI l1llIlG ana
thoughtful H e ! e n
Hamilton has ar
ranged for special
Easter Desserts"
an Russian Easter
Cake called "Kulich"
and another called
Cheese Pasca. " To-
night you will be en-
tertained by two
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for the spot
in the gar
ment they've
mended in
visibility by
"Inweaving."
Repairs on
silks, wool
o~s and Hno
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smoothly in place. Marvellous
monotone tweeds. Forstman WOOL
ems. Herringbones. And 30 on.
An infinite variety Of colors. Many
luxuriously topped with the sea-
sons most wanted furS. Many
smartly simple. Dressy types and
tailored models. Two and three
piece styles. Priced from s1e.7S to
$4,000. SAKS SO TWELFTH
ST.
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tives Of foreign governments are CO.
operating through their national COM
mittees.
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. The Strouss period, as the
lots 1905 were eolled in
Vienno, brought q distinct
chonee from the Empire period.

w q ! 5 I
lines oeoin
b e { o me
the fosh-
ion and q
mild edi-
ii o n o s
whot ioter
b &C q me
known oS
the hoop
S k j T I
mode its
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" OFF WITH THE OLD
HATS! On with the
new" EDNA and her hats do"
things for you. Try her ready
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SOUTHERN SIECUS

ems and nne
linens. And their prices are the
most reasonable In town. They
mend rips, snAgs, moth holes and
cigaret burns. 6l3 TWELFTH ST.
g CLOTHE YOUR OLD
"'"N THOUGHTS WITH A
NEW DRESS from SE1DA'S.
There you viii And an electric COL
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::";1;z!s D.: 4 zz..s :s"'

" THE EASTER PARADE
today-will lead to the
CLUB TROIKA-and promises to
have a Lincoln Highway all Of its
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from EDNA set of a lovely profile
and reveal your coiffure from its
prettiest angle. 9th floor-SUITE
806, American Bldg. 1917 F ST.
(" YoULL METAPHOR
CALLY FLING YOUR
CAP in the air" when LINARD,
INC, shows you sketches for those
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was overrated. This class schedule
Is going on without interruption.
So enroll tomorrow. 1921 CONN.
AVE. Phone DIS. 36l6.
IS AN OPTICAL ILLUSION"
''' \ :. yes, you'll be fooled
many times by the SOUTHERN
sTELO COMPANY when you look
Evening star., 1937-03-28

i" Music HATH CHARMS
-. in all ages man.
kind has been Influenced by music.
It has swayed barbarions. Nations
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! IL i i lil"
variety
81 x { e en-
models to
be exact
Of
n e "
F o r D
V = 8 , S.
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prove an enchanting little office in
= compact little corner. Stop by
for estimate. 1920 CONN. AVE.
Phone DEC. 1414.
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Is COULD USE SEVERAL
OF THESE VAL
SHEEN SATIN SLIPS" you'll say
when you dash into THE PALA1S
Evening star., 1937-03-28

completely new gay Russian Gypsy
Revues. Dancing begins at Z pm.
and continues on until 3 am. Bar
opens at midnight. Sunday Dinner,
s150-never a cover charge. Stop
in tonight l0ll CONN. AVE.
Phone NAT 4l4l.
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3" THE sHoREHAM OFFERS
80 \ THE PERFECT ANTI
DOTE for that midnight ennui that
gets you when the music stops play
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has been selected by Miss ZieRie3.
l0N-7-o CONN. AVE.
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b" FASHION is SIMPLY
MAD ABOUT SUITS
THIS SPRING." Completeness Is
the plot Of the seasons drama And
Evening star., 1937-03-28

Ford has established itself among
fine cars as an outstanding value.
1t provides the qualities which peo-
pie desire most-safety, riding COM
fort, roominess, appearance, power
to a degree uncommon in car
of low price. That is why it has
been rightly called The Quality
Car in the Low-Price Field" The
1887 FORD is offered with two en-
gine sizes the IS horsepower for
maximum performance and the so
horsepower for maximum economy.
The latter brings to the FORD line,
lower operating costs, and the low
est FORD price in years. See any
Of the Washington Ford Dealers.
Pay as little as S25 a month-after
the usual down payment.
4" GETTING LADIES IN
LINE is the lob
OF the EMILE HEALTH CLUB
who can get you all to look like
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IS IACQUELIN STORY SAYS
o THAT SPRING Is the
time for cooing-but no billing"
Quite so. says Helene If you
Evening star., 1937-01-17

ENSE drama Of Uncle Sans
triumphant war against crime
thrills thousands OF tourists to
4 the Department Of Justices
Evening star., 1937-01-17

SSCTGC FdCIUl.
Laurel and Hardy in
"Our Relations"
No. 3 OF Ace Drum
A~Apt
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fed dead. Many times victims are
readily identified with the sid Of these
valuable civil records.
NEXT. the visitors pause beside two
unusual machines invented by
r. B. I. experts to enable their search
ers speedily to locate specific records.
The number of fingerprint cards has
increased until searching them by
hand has become impractical. Under
this mechanical system punched card
Is made according to formula repre-
senting the various hngerprint char
acteristics appearing on each card.
With the aid Of the selecting machine.
the technician finds a desired record
within four or f1ve minutes.
Hating beside the "morgue"-files
which contain histories OF dead crimi-
nals-the guide reveals a most inn
pressive lineup OF gangsters who
waged 4 losing battle in the Govern.
ments war on crime" Dillinger,
Baby face Nelson. Pretty-boy Floyd.
JdAS TlchkIc dIc 1Il~
cluded In these mute tales Of mis-.
spent lives.
The names" cabinets are also an
integral part OF this comprehensive
collection. There are over $500 900
law-breakers' names alphabetically
listed. The extensive use of aliases
constantly expands these files. On
each name card the fingerprint classi.
fication Is marked.
There Is grim humor in the mick
names" section. At random the tour
leader reads of some of the curious
sobriquets Of underworld characters
Butterfly Billy. Cigar Kate. Painting
Alma, Diamond Tooth and Honest
Mary. The criminals use such han
dies" to avoid Identification. Yet
these queer names have their place in
the crime war. Many times, In the
heat OF a frenzied battle between Of
ficers and gangsters. q shouted nick
name serves as a clue to the des-
perado's identity.
The crime laboratory exhibit is the
Evening star., 1937-01-17

r. B. ]. tourist. The most popular
gun. both with agents and gangsters.
Is the Thompson sub.machine gun.
popularity called the ''Tommie." This
most deadly OF weapons fires 500
shots = minute. yet weighs under Q
pounds. It's rate Of rapid firing vir-
tually assures any one. amateur or ex.
pert, effective craftsmanship.
FIREARMS training Is an important
phase of the special agents in
struction period. In the Department
Of Justices modern indoor pistol
range the student sleuths are broken
in Here the marksmen practice all
day. unaffected by gun smoke or noise.
Later the G-men engage in more
dif1cult maneuvers at Quantico, Va.
At this outdoor range they IRE from
speeding cars at moving targets and
consequently develop into expert
"shots."
Novelty weapons on display for the
tourist are seldom seen by the average
citizen in everyday life. Brass knuck-
les, . tear.gas fountain pen, sword
cane. and a dagger fashioned from
shears are on view. An interesting
cane gun resembles an ordinary walk
ing stick. but with It's cleverly con-
cealed trigger and barrel Is an ef.
fective rife.
An assembly Of field Office equip
ment shows sight-seers the tools avail
able to special agents throughout the
United States. Red and green signal
flashlights, leg irons, handouts. thumb
guards, test tubes, pill boxes for mi.
mute bits of evidence, binoculars. cam
eras. saws. hammers and files are col.
lected here. The guide draws atten-
ton to . parachute magnesium flare
used in night raids. When the fare
is fired into the air its bright light
illuminates an area from three to
four city blocks. For nearly two
minutes the fare hovers In mid-air
and casts so brilliant light that
snapshots may be taken with an or.
dinary camera.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

$4,000 blueprints Of varied tire pat
terms.
Sciences important role in crime
detection is unfolded further by the
guides explanation of microscopic
analysis of dust and fibers. Another
valuable weapon against the under
world Is the newly developed science
Of glass fracture. In . recent trial,
. glass experts testimony actually
blasted a criminals self-defense alibi.
BY studying the bullet-hole fracture
in the windshield Of the gangster's
automobile, scientists proved that he
fred upon Federal oficers.
In another showcase an array OF
death-dealing firearms intrigues the
Evening star., 1937-01-17

A trip across the desert
to Adds Ababa in 1903, 1Dhen
a diplomatic expedition 1uas
sent to Abyssinia, is de-
scribed in q series OF three
articles by the late Col.
George C. Thorpe. U. S. Mo-
rine Corps, retired. The
story 1Dns tDritten in 1925.
long before the attention OF
the 1Uorld 1Dds centered on
Ethiopia during its recent
conflict 1Uith italy, and is
printed NTH Mrs. Thorpe's
permission.
Col. Thorpe participated
in the Greek-TurkiSh War
of 1897, the Spanish -Ameri-
can and World Wars and the
Philippine Insurrection. He
practiced laD in the District
from the time of his retire.
ment, in 1923, until his death
last July, at the age OF 81
years, and became t0tdely
knoUn as an author OF books
on la1D and government.
The last story in the series
1Dill appear in a subsequent
issue of The Star.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

high light Of the interesting journey
through the Department Of Justice.
In this room the tourists learn of
"moulage." scientific method of
preserving footprints. tire impressions
and similar evidence. This recently
developed process of using . waxy
substance to make models Is far su-
perior to the old plaster-cast method.
The moulage system is 50 fine that
even fingerprint ridges and tooth
marks in apple cores can be preserved
for future study. Tire impressions,
for instance. found at crime scenes
often prove valuable evidence. In the
r. B. I. headquarters are assembled
Evening star., 1937-01-17
Saturday

Barbara Stanwyck IN
His Brothers Wife" :"
Charles Starrett in
s.Recret. Patrol
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Janet Gaynor In
''Sman Town Girl.
Cecilia Parker in
"Rel0W the neadline !"
Evening star., 1937-01-17
By George Cyrus Thorpe.

NROGRESS Of the expedition to
= Adds Ababa, after weeks of
preparation fraught with difi-
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Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week

WEEK OF
JANUARY II
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Obnovuje zadost O vice
policistH.

William T. Lawson, policej-
nj komisaT, obnovil zadost svo-
il O ustanoven1 100 dals1ch po-
licejnlch straznfkG.
P6vodnf zadost podana Jim
byla o rozmnozenf policejnf
straze pred nekolika tydny.
Ma zadost tn odpovedel We sire
du mayor Jackson zaporne.
Lawson jest presvedcen, re
rozmnozenf straze jest nutnos-
tt, ably mestu dostalo Sc patTic-
ne policejn1 ochrany.
Mayor Jackson a Teditel
mestskeho rozpoctu, Fallin, O.
depreli z dGvodu, re by tim
rozpocet znacne zvysen byl a
dane spolu s tim.
- Hromadne propustenf re
sluzby sestarlych, nemocnych
a jinak znemoznenych z poll
cejnf sluzby jest 1myslem po-
licejniho komisaTe, ably tax
policejn1 department. pTiveden
byl ma vrchol cinnosti a vykon-
nosti. Planovano jest propus-
tent cd SO do 70 muzG, jakmi-
lie vejde v platnost rozkaz, a.
by j1mi nahrazeni byli mladsi
a schopnejs1 policiste.
Toto propoustenf &C bylo u
vazovano jiz nejaky cas-. naby-
10 move silly, kdyz mayor Jack.
son odeprel komisaTove zados.
ii. TTicet az so policistd, jez
propusteni ceka, jest starsf ne.
Eli 70 rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Klesnuti obchodu pricitano
zvySeni mzdv.

Dr.. Harold G.. Moulton, re-
ditel Brookings Institution,
Washington, v feci sve, kterou
We stfedu zde pronesl v hotelu
Lord Baltimore, pricital dnes-
nj ochabnutf obchodu zvyseni
mzdy. Recn1k dovozoval, re
pomale zvysovanf mzdy pred
zvysovanfm cen "a zivotnf po-
tfeby, pTispfva ku normaln1mu
blahobytu, ale prot tomu ma
HE zvysenf mzdy zavinuje
zmatek obou obchodu a in
dustrie We vsech jejich odstf-
mech.
Recn1k dovozoval toto tvrze-
nj sve ukazovan1m ma praci
vlady, jez chtela pomoci "a
mestnanf snazenim Sc zkratiti
.pracovn1 hodiny bez snfzeni
mzdy.
Rekl: "Zavedeno 21procent-
nj zkracen1 pracovn1ch hodin v
posledn1ch sedmi letech. Ne
doslo vsak tim ku rozmnozeni
prace. Nebylo mic vice vyro-
beno. Tentyz obnos pence Ii
de zfskali. Vysledkem toho
pokusu bylo jenom notne skla.
mani"
Recn1k ukazoval ma to, re
mali ma praci byti zfskano, &C.
ny must zGstati tytez anebo &C.
ny must byti nizsi a mzdy a
sluzne must zGstati tytez, jak
tomu bylo v letech 1884 dc
1886. Koncem roku 1886 ma
stale nahle zvyseni mzdy praci
delnickych organisac1. Nasle-
dek toho byl, re ceny zvyseny
byly a tax doslo Sc ku nynejsi
neblahe situaci. Zvysenf stih-
10 kupujiclho a s MIN vyrabe-
jfc1ho a rozmnozenf prace ne
pomozeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Chtsl zapaliti policejni stanici.

John C. Trent, 21lety, vojak
v Holabird, v 1tery v noel po-
kusil Sc zapaliti zapadni poll
cejn1 stanici a pax sc obesiti.
Trent zatcen byl pro nepo-
radne chovanf a zavren. Ia
kratko ma to hlidac STANCE u
c1til zapach dymu. Vysetfil,
re vezen zapalil dTevenou Ia
vici We sve cele. Dan byl do j.
ne a asi pc peti minutach chtel
Sc v nj obesiti ma opasku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
z politiky.

IDA sc nynf byti jistou KAN
pan jackson "a mayora V ro-
ce 1882, jez pTipravovana
jest r6znymi pTateli mayora.
Nikdo pry nev1, KIDD pocal
kampan tuto, ackoliv mnoz1
mali sva podezren1.
Plan PRAGUE pry takto: Po-
sli mayora Ia ~governera do
Annapolis a pax Dude konec
jeho Wade Baltimore. Novy
mayor Dude zvolen a cetnl
Jacksoniste nynf jistf v NEST
skych jobech, pr1jdou o tyto
nastoupenfm noveho mayora.
Ma druhe strane pfatele de-
mokrate mayora Jacksona u
Vault: Zadrz mayora Jackso-
ma z Annapolis z 1Tadu COVER
nera a obchodn1ci mesta Balti-
more prorazi S novym zvole-
MIN jeho "a mayora a joby ma
mestske radnici budou ZajiSte-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
3 centove snizenf ma DAM v no.
vem roZpoctu.

V pondelf dokoncen byl roz-
pocet mesta mayorem Jackso-
mem a feditelem rozpoctu, Fal-
linen, ma budoucf rok. Rozpo-
Get JIM vypracovan ma sunni
S47,932,897.27 Sc sn1zen1m 3
cent? ma zdanovaci sazbe.
Rozpocet pTedan jest vybo-
ru ma odhady, ktery, jak Sc
doufa, jej pine schvalf. IDA
novacl Saba V mem stanovena
ma $3.50 pro budoucf rok. Lee
tosnl saba jest $3.50.
Jak S MIN naloz1 mestska
rada, neznamo. Proti rozpoc-
tn ozyva Sc odpor z jiste stra-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Vyhral mad agentem.

V Glen Burnie farmar, Leo
nard j. Graboski, 25 rok1 sta
ry vysoudil 81 odskodne ma
vladimir agentu, James w. Ro-
gers.
Farmaf zaloval mad odskod-
ne v obnosu $4,000, re "zlo-
myslne a zlobive napadl jej a
tloukl" pc srazce automobile
v Glen Burnie.
Graboskimu potlueena byla
jim hlava a i jinak zranen ma
tele. Agent udaval, re udefil
farmaTe, kdyz tento chytil jej
"a kirk. Farmar naproti tomu
dokazoval, re Rogers vytrhl
jej z jeho automobile, srazil
ma zem a tloukl a kopal. Ne
ktef1 svedci prot nemu doka-
zovali, re Graboski je butlegaT
Kdyz automobil S vladimir a
gently stfhal ujfzdejfcfho far
mare, doslo ku srazce.
Graboski wat byl do vladnf-
no automobilu a >odvezen do
vladniho soudu v Baltimore.
Pc SVEN propusteni uchylil Sc
ku lekari, pod jehoz ochranou
zGstal pc tTi tydny.
Soudem prifcena byla far
mari nahrada 1915.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Stavka Greyhound BUSH.

V rGznych mestech Americ-
kych vypukla koncem posled-
nfho tydne stavka Greyhound
bust. Straz sesilena byla We
Washingtonu, kdyz do Balti-
more jedoucf bus v severovy-
chodn1 cast byl napaden stav-
kujlcimi a ridic busu stlucen.
William F. Dixon byl srazen
ma zem kdyz sedel u rfdftka
busu, v nemz bylo SO osob. Ku
busu pFijely diva automobily
Sc stavkari, z nichz nekterf vr-
hi Sc do busu a Tidice napadli.
Bus pokracoval jfzde az W.
skocil ma chodnfk. Jedoucf V
mem muz zastavil bus. Ia 20
minut pozd6ji policif z Laurel
.zatceno bylo jedenact muzG.
Dixonovi nebylo mono pokra-
covati v j1zde pc zranenf SVEN.
Bus zdrzen byl hodinu a pat
nact minut.
z jinych NEST Unie hlasen
byl v sobotu neklid. Pet mu-
zG zatceno bylo v Brookline,
Mass. V Syracuse, N. Y, stav-
kari proseknuta byla guma ma
kole busu, v nemz jelo SO osob.
We Filadelfii zastavena byla
jfzda. V Pittsburgh. udrzova-
ma byla j1zda S nepravidelnym
casem.