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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
CHARLES SCHWARTZ
APPOINTED MARSHAL
Veteran Moclusky Man Nansd
to New Post Created by
Legislature Th!s Year

Charles echwests, charter nsn.hse
o. the Mcclusky fire dep4-trsnt
which hs served Is years, WIS ap-
pointed deputy stats frs marsAal
Thursday by Insurance Commissioner
Oscar e. Erickson.
The appointment, announced fol-
lowing . conference with other else
tive state officials, was made -
line with . 1887 legislative enactment
transferring the duties Of tbs state
fire marshal 10 the Insurance. CON-
mission and providing for I deputy
to handle the work.
Schwartz had resigned from active
duty in the McClusky fire unit at the
last meeting during which be was
voted q Life membership. He has
served four years Ia the regular army.
saw active service in the Spanish
American war and served as clerk Of
court in Sheridan county Il years.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Manslaughter Trial
Of GOllnick Started

Grand Forks, N. D., July s-R-
Manslaushter trial Of Emil r. Coll
nick for the death Of william Ritz
from injuries suffered in fight with
Gollnick was opened IN Grand Forks
county district court Thursday morn
ing.
states Attorney W. 3. Arnold
charged Gollnick with first degree
manslauehter and the defendant en-
tered plea Of not guilty.
Impanelling Of jury was started
shortly before noon. Judge Daniel B.
Holt OF Fargo presided. Gol!nick died
yune in, : Grand Forks hosp!ta.
following 4 tight with RITZ u q beer
parlor the night ot June !.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
CROP risk RATES
UNDER INSURANCE
PLAN ARE VARIED
Farmers May Pay From One to
IS Per Cent Of Average
Yield for Protection

Warrington. July a(R-Consress-
men learned Thursday proposed gov
ernment insurance would cost the
nations wheat farmers from about
I to IS per cent Of their average
yields In the form Of premiums.
Sample premium rates prepared by
the agricultural department for the
house agriculture committee dis
closed rates would run as high as q
third or more Of the average crop In
semi-arid Western Kansas.
The house committee has under
consideration the Pope fDem. -1daho)
wheat crop insurance bill already
passed by the senate.
Under this measure, farmers taking
out insurance would pay premiums In
the form Of grain, which would be
stored for release to them as indem-
mites when they suffered crop losses
The sample rates per acre, on the
basis Of IS per cent coverage. in a
number Of counties were given as
follows:
North observation-disclosures, II bu-
shells; Sheridan IA; Cass 9.
South Dakota-Meade 81 bushels;
Sphinx l.6.
Montana = Cascade 90 bushels;
Richland 1.8.
Minnesota-Polk Z bushels; Swift
Is; Winona IL.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
REPUBLIC REOPEllS
LAST OF ITS MILLS;
Clio PRESSES fight
etee!'s Dispute With Organized
Labor Now Largely Bat
tie In Courts
- @=-@e.Z1a z-'791
8y the Associated Preaa,


little, eteel's" dispute With orsan-
ssd labor was largely . legal {iRht
Thursday as the Republic Steel cor
poratton reopened the last Of It's strike-
closed mills near Cleveland.
On scattered fronts the Steel Work
ers Organizing committee sought to
bolster through suits and charges its
fight for Gtgned contracts.
Steel d Tube, Inc, employing nor
mally about 500 men and smallest Of
Republics four Cleveland units. was
opened to workers while police and
Ohio national guardsmen formed q
protective circle ct the mill, near Lake
Erie on the citys fer northeast side.
The other three Republic plants re-
sumed operations Tuesday. Republic
said $500 man were back on duty, an
increase Of TOO from the first days
figures. Normally they employ about
1000 workers.
Lee Pressman, general counsel for
John L. Lewis Committee for Indus
trial Organization, went to Cleveland
from Pittsburgh to confer on pending
court proceedings. He expected to 20
tc Columbus, state capital, for I
hearing Friday Ia federal district court
on q suit to force withdrawal Of ma
t;onal guardsmen from Ohio strike
centers.
Pressman announced he had filed q
complaint with the national labor re-
lations board charging Youngstown
Sheet b Tube Co. had acted In COL
lusion" with city and county police
officials and officers Of the Ohio ma
tional guard Ia IN effort to defeat the
strike.
Clo attorneys asked an injunction
at Youngstown to restrain enforce
ment Of Sheriff Ralph Eser,s procla-
nation limiting pickets to 10 at each
steel plant.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Minot Fair Forced to
Pay Tardy Water Bill

Minot, N D., July e{REFhced
with an ultimatum from the Minot
city council to pay el57 water bill
to the city within "a hours or have
the water supply cut off at the fair
grounds here where the big 1887 fair
Is under way this week, the North
Dakota State Fair association, Minct.
Wednesday afternoon paid It's bin at
the office Of City Auditor J. B.
Schmidt. The bill ellegedly was one
incurred by the fair association IA
the past IL months.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Schaefer Funeral Is
Held at Grand Forks

Grand Forks, N. D., July s.-R-
Funeral services for A. A. schaefer,
4S, whose body was found Tuesday
in his service station garage, were
held here Thursday with Rev. w
Murray Allan officiating.
The body will be taken to Lans-
ford, N. D., for services and burial
Friday. Mr.. schaefer died Of carbon
monoxide poisoning, . coroner,s jurJ
ruled Tuesday.
He was born at New ulm. MINI.
Oct. 10, 1891, and before coming here
five years ago lived at Lansford.
Survivors are his widow, ont
brother, Fred Schaefer Of Glenburn
N. D., and one sister, Johanna schae.
fer Of Lansford.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Chinese sWongs'
Vie With Smiths

Les Angeles, July s.-lR-Ten
Chinese, charged with violating
the narcotics law, were IN the U.
8. marshals office to give bond.
sAs ! call your names. step
forward" said the clerk. He be-
gan, Wong"
There was z commotion Is nine
Of the Chinese stepped forward.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Firemen Put Out
Fire in Fire Hall

Minneapolis, July 8.-tR-The
Minneapolis fire prevention bu-
reau, Thursday investigated = fire
that broke out under the fire dis
patcher,s feet Wedneday night
causing the fire department to
call the fire department to put
the fire out.
Otto Lehman discovered the
blaze in rubbish In the city hall
sub-basement under the dispatch
switchboard. The dispatcher
summoned apparatus but Clinton
Brown, headquarters trouble
shooter" extinguished the blaze
with chemicals before the trucks
arrived.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Two Victims Of Mine
Gas Are Recovered

Danville, nl., July s-(R- The
bodies Of two black damp victims
were removed from the Black Dia-
mond coal mine near here at about
midnight by a rescue crew. George
Pate. IS, overcome by the fumes We'd
nesday afternoon, fell to the bottom
of the shaft and Henry Walton, 65,
died In attempting to rescue him.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
OPEN GRAZING RESERVE

Washington, July 8.-R-W. G
Henderson, acting chief Of the bureau
Of biological survey, notified Senator
Burton K. Wheeler Of Montana Wed
nesday the Medicine Lake game re-
serve In northeastern Montana would
be opened to grazing to relieve live
stock in surrounding drouth- suffering
counties,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
Italy Claims World
Mark for Duce's Sor

Rene, July s-lR-Itely claimed :
new world ar speed record Thursday
for II Duces son, Bruno MusscliH.ss.
and tbs premier's personal pilot. It.
Col. Attilio Biseo. The pair flew
262.633 miles an hour for 1000 kilo-
meters with q cargo Of two tons.
They were flying SavoiA-79 plane.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
nm ~. .Qoo,o AWARp

washington, July e.-(F-The Ger
man American mixed claims commits
sion by unanimous agreement dis
missed Wednesday q motion Of the
United States for m award Of $27.-
100000 to claimants who suffered
losses In wartime fires and explosions.
including the disasters at Black Tom
and Kingsland, N. J.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
DAM YIELDS $l,loe,ls7

Washington, July 8.-(R)HJohn G.
Page, commissioner Of reclamation,
reported to Secretary Ickes Thursday
that Boulder dams return to the gov
ernment from power production at
the close Of the 1897 fiscal year to-
tailed 81, 1,l0o, 1877.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08

Dine in the Patterson Din
ing Room or grill and enjoy
good food in air-conditioned
cool dining rooms. .@
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08
GAS USAGE HITS PEAK

Washington, July 8.-(PrThe In
terror department estimated Thurs
day that the total domestic gasoline
consumption for the first six months
Of 1897 would be 246,Ooo 900 barrels. an
all-time peak.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08

Half price on coats, suits
and dresses in Sarah Gold
Shops Summer Clearance.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08

Reputedly Of fabulous wealth
($200, ,000,000) is Baron Jean
Empain, above, Belgium's titled
playboy whose name has lately
been linked rather romantically
with that Of Countess Barbara
Hutton Haugwitz-Re
American heiress. Baron En-
pain, about 50, entertained the
twiee-Wed countess on her re-
cent trip to Egypt.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-07-08

Ants move u times as fast when
the temperature is 100 degrees as
they do when 1t is at so degrees.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Organised delnikH.
Y Detroit Mich nOva

V Detroit, Mich, nova del
nicka organisace Workers
Council for Social Justice" OBJ
drzela povzbuzenf Rev. Chas.
E. Coughlina "radioveho kne-
ze", jejz We SVEN tydennim ca
sopisu "Social Justice.
"Toto hnut1 "a socialnf spra
vedlnost Dude oznacovano ia
ko fasisticke, neamericke, pro-
tizidovske. Nalepky ma zbozi
jsou lacine.
"My jsme pro Krista 1000
procent. Jestlize doktriny ne
DO praxe brahmind, mohame-
danG nebo zid1 nen1 We shode
s ucenfm Kristovym ma 1000
procent, my jsme "anti" i ten
dy, jestlize nasi nepTltele bu-
dou 81 pratt mas tax nazyvati.
"Az dosud," jak Father
Coughlin dale p1se, "tato rada
ma pouze ctyri cleny: pTedse-
du, m1stopredsedu, tajemnfka
a pokladn1ka. Vsichni ostatn1
deln1ci nejsou mic vice, nezli
jenom podporovateli."
Delnicke rady, jak Coughli-
nGv clanek dale v~ysvetluje,
budou slozeny z deln1kG v KITE
remkoli prdmyslu, tovarne 81
zavode prGmyslovem neb OBJ
chodnfm. Delnfci sami nebu-
dOu zahrnuti.
Ucel move organisace, jak
clanek nakonec prav1, Dude
zahrnovati hromadne vyjed-
navan1 collective bargain
ing, dosazenf rocn1ho prfjmu
k slusnemu zivotu, oposici pro-
tt bankeTGm, Milky drok k ma
kupu zivotnfch potTeb ma liver
a "odstranenf nepotTebnych
financnfch vydajG a vydelku
sprOstfedkovatelu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

ostatnf clenove jsou vesmes
Slovaci, byli pfijati pro to, jez-
to bylo tfeba kapelu doplniti
nastroji, ktere tito diva cesti
mlad1ci znamenite ovladaji.
= z Kaufman, Texas, Sc
sd6luje, re znamy krajan Ste
pan Elmer nestastnou naho-
dou Sc smrtelne p~ostTelil a ma
druhy den zemrel. Bylo kolem
ctvrte hodiny rano, psi stekali
a krajan vysel ven podivati Sc,
nekrade-li mu nekdo brambo-
ry, ktere Sc mu ztracely. Ash
padesat krokG Cd staven1 pro-
lezal plot, zachytil a nejakou
nahodou puska spustila, kulka
trefila no pod bradu, projela
do kost1 mezi oci, kde sc roztr-
hla a stfepily vletely mu do
mozku. ZGstal lezeti bezve-
dom1, tezce krvaceje, az Sc
probral Ease a dopotacel ma
pore domu. Nemohl volati,
proto tloukl, ale donna jej ne
.slyseli. Pozdeji vsak vyslo je-
no devcatko, ktere jej uvidelo
zkrvaceneho. Byl dovezen do
nemocnice V Dallas, ale lekari
povazovali operaci "a marnou.
Krajan brzy dotrpel. Zane
chal manzelku a osm nedospe-
lych det1, nejstarsf je Is a nej-
mladS1 3 roxy stare. Manzele
Sc jiz chystali koupiti farmu,
kterou obdelavali. Krajan byl
prve 41lety. Ia valky slouzil
u pobTezn1 straze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
"Povolen1 k navratu" pro CT
zince, odjizdsjicich docasns
do ciziny.
F.. L. I. S..

Kazdy pTistehovalec, pTipu-
lsteny do Spojenych Stat1 legal
ne k trvalemu pobytu, NIUE
zazadati O povolen1 ku znovu-
pripusten1 do Spojenych StatG
t. Nv. Permit to Re~-enter" =
nezli opust1 Spojene Staty a
VIDA sc ma navstevu stare Was
tt. Toto povolen1 umozn1 mu
navrat do Spojenych StatG We
statusu nekvotoveho pristeho-
valce.
zadatel O "povolenf k ma
vratu" must Sc rfditi nasledu-
j1c1mi pravidly: zadost musi
podati nejmene tTicet dnf pred
zamyslenym odjezdem a spra-
vnost svych 1dajG must pri
tom odpT1sahnouti pred immi-
gracn1m 1Tednfkem u nejbliz-
slho immigracniho 1radu. Je-
Ilikoz overen1 legaln1ho pTipus-
tent zadatele byva nekdy dosti
obtlzne, rad1me kazdemu CT
zlnci, ably svou zadost podal
radeJi sest, nebo i sedm tydnG
pred tim, neil hodla odcesto-
vati.
Cizinec, jenz prijel do Spo-
Jenych StatG pc 1. cervenci
1924 ma Tadne pTistehovalecke
vlsum, nemusf Sc pred pfiste-
hovaleckeho 1fednika dostavi-
tt osobne. Teto povinnosti jsou
sprosteni t6z Tide, kteri legali-
sovali svdj zdejsf pobyt ma "a
klade zakona re 2. brezna
1929, a Tide, kterf uz jednou
zazadali a obdrzeli "povolenf
k navratu" kdykoli pc 1. lednu
1882. Tyto skupiny mohou
zaslati zadost primo ma adresu
Commissioner of immigration
and Naturalization, Washing
ton, D. C.
Pfistehovalec, jenz sem pTi-
jel zakonite pred 1. servencem
1924 a jenz z toho ddvodu, re
ziJe pT1liS daleko cd pTisteho-
valecke STANCE nebo z jineho,
stejne vazneho d1vodu, nem1-
re Sc dostaviti ma Trad osobne,
muze tez zaslati zadost immi-
gracnlmu 1fednfkovi postou;
" tonic prfpade must vsak pTi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

mu dfedn1kovi Spojenych Sta
tn a zaslana soucasne S "povo-
lenlm k navratu" tricet az Sc
desat dn1 pred tim, neil plat
most stavajfcfho "povolenf k
navratu" vyprs1. zadost O pro-
dlouzenf must byti dolozena
mezinarodnf postovnf poukaz-
kou ma So.
Kdyz sc cizinec zdrzf V CHI
ne dele, nezli je jeho "povo-
lenl k navratu' naznaceno,
m6ze Sc staff, re Sc uz do Spo-
jenych StatG zpet n~edostane.
Byla-li jeho zadost O prodlou-
zen1 "povolenf k navratu" "a
mitnuta a p~latnost jeho pndvod-
nlho "povolen1 k navratu" me-
zitlm vyprsela, nebude jiz pri-
pusten zpet do Ameriky jake
pfist6hovalec nekvotovy ,nybrz
must zazadati O pravidelne pri
stehovalecke visum. Nenf snad
ami tfeba upozornovati, re do
staff V pT1tomnosti pravidelne
pristehovalecke visum nenf
snadnou veci. Delsfm pobytem
pTistehovalce mimo 1zemf Spo
'jenych StatG rusf Sc tez nepTe-
trzitost jeho zdejsfho pobytu,
jez je podm1nkou pri udelova-
nj obcanstv1. Pristehovalec,
jenz Sc zdrzel cizine dele Sc
sti m6s1cG, pTerusil tim svdij
zdejs1 pobyt; v pT1pade vsak,
kdyz mel k tomu opravdu vaz-
ny dGvod, NIUE mu naturali-
sacnf Trad i pres to povoliti u
delenf obcanstv1. Zdrzel-li Sc
vsak V cizine cely rok, pax tim
svGj pobyt definitivne pferusil
a must cekati znovu nejm6ne
pet let, nez NIUE podati "a
dost o obcanstvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Krajanske z rIIznych stran.

= 28lety krajan Emil J. Be
lima, povolan1m farmaT, USAGE
ny ma farm6 asi tTi m6le jizn6
cd HoWells, smrteln6 p"ostrelil
Sc. Zran6n1 "a kratko Poole
hi, aniz by byl mohl podati wy
sv6tlen1, jak k zran6n1 pFisel.
StTelen byl z brokovnice.
serif pravil, re Poole vsech
znamek B6lina stT1lel holuby
a pTi tom nahodn6 vyslou ra-
nou byl sam zasazen.
= V New Prague, Mimi,
ma schGzi Scott Carver Medi-
cal Association, spojene S ban
ketem V hotelu New Prague,
byl pTedsedou zvolen l6kaT DR.
Karel Cervenka.
" zavode spoil. Alumi-
mum Bronze Powder Company
v pTedm6st1 Bedford, Cleve-
land, doSlo k explosi, ktera 81
vyzadala jeden lidsky zivot ma
mfste, kdezto druhy muz byl
tezce poran6n. Zabit byl %
lety Anthony Moretto, tezce
poran6n krajan Jan VoT1sek,
% rokG starry.
z Bandera, Texas, sc sde-
auje, re julius Mazurek byl
tezce popalen, kdyz Sc chytil
plechac S gasol1nem, kterym
cistil auto. Nejakym zpGso-
benz Sc vznal a neil sc Mazu-
rex nadal, byl V plamenech.
Diva kamaradi, kteTf mu chteli
pomoci sc tez popalili ma ru-
kOu.
= V New Yorku hudebnf
druzina, kterou zorganisoval
Rev. Jan J. Lach We Whiting,
Ind, uspoTadala pred sym cd
jezdem do Evropy koncert V
patek, 18. cervna vecer V SIM
Tel. Jed. Sokol.
Kapela vyjela z Chicago V
pondelf. Cestou uspoTadala tfi
kOncerty.
Druzina ma Is clend. Je to
70 hudebn1kG z rad slovensk6
mladeze, dale prof. Adam Lee
sinsky. Lesinska jake prdvod-
kyne, Anna Luptakova jake O.
setrovatelka, Alzbeta Harca-
rova jake %vypomocna osetTo-
vatelka a Rev. Jan J. Lach.
Diva clenove kapely jsou &C.
stf hosi Robert DvoTak a Josef
Bejcek, jejichz rodice bydlf v
Cicero, Ill. Do kapely, jejfz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

loziti k zadosti i affidavit,
nemz je uveden d1vod, proc
nepTichaz1 osobne.
Hodla-li odejeti do ciziny &c
Ia rodina, pax je nutno podat
zvlastn1 zadost "a kazdeho Gle
ma rodiny, a to bez ohledu ne
jeho vek. "Povolenf k navra
tn" je vystavovano vzdy jen ne
jmeno jedne osoby. Hlava 70,
diny NIUE vsak podavati vedle
zadosti sv6 i zadost jmenen
sve manzelky a nezletilych de.
tt. Spravnost takoveto zadost
must byti pT1sezne potvrzena
pred notaFem tou osobou, pre-
n1z ma byti "povolenf k navra.
tn" vystaveno.
Ke kazde zadosti je nutne
priloziti nasleduj1c1:
/. Dive fotografie en- face.
bez klobouku, V rozmeru 2x2
palce, podepsane zadatelem V
p~f1tomnosti 1redn1ka, pred
n1mz sklada pT1sahu.
2. Penezni poukazku ma tfi
dolary, vystavenou ma Commits
.sioner of immigration and Ma
turalization, Washington, DC.
zadost must byt - s WYNN
kou podpisu - vyplnena ma
stroll, nebo napsana tiskacim
p1smem.
UTad neposle "povolenf k
navratu" zadateli postou; "a
datel must 81 pro ne zajfti k
tomu pristehovaleckemu IRA
du, ktery sam We sve zadosti O.
znacil.
Pr vyplnovanf zadosti musi
cizinec uvesti spravne udaje @
tom, We kterem p~rfstave, pc
ktere lodi, ktereho dine a pod
jakym jmenem byl pfipusten
do Spojenych StatG. Kdyby ty-
to informace nebyly spravn6,
nemohla by immigracnf a ma
turalisacnf sluzba overiti "a
datelovo legalnf pTipustenf k
trvalemu pobytu a nemohla by
tud1z vystaviti zadane povole-
nj k navratu. Poplatek So byl
by v takovemto prfpade vra-
cen.
"Povolenf k navratu" je wy.
dano ma dobu jednoho roku, V
pr1pade vazne potTeby ie he
vsak mono prodlouziti, vzdy
ma dalsfch sest mes1cu. zadost
o prodlouzenf must byti pr.
seine predlozena konsularni-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Rok Ia smrt zenv.

We Woodbury., Tenn, 65le-
.ty John w. Davis byl uznan
vinnym z ne1myslneho zabiti
sve zeny. Pc slozenf zaruky
$1,000 byl propulsion ma svo-
bodu, neil Dude rozhodnuto O
jeho odvolan1 sc z rozsudku.
Jeho 34leta manzelka Jodie,
matka peti dftek, zemrela Is.
kvetna kratce pote, kdyz ma
rodinne farme tahala manzelo-
vi pluh. Podlehla vlastne ma
sledkGm neZakonne operace.
Davis pc vynesen1 rozsudku
prohlasil, re odsoudili nevin-
neho. Odsouzen byl ma rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
100000 600 buslG psenice We
mich vice.

Zemedelsky odbor We Wash
ingtonu odhaduje, re psenicne
zn6 sveta krone Ruska a Cfny,
dostoup1 letos vyse O 100000
900 buslG vetsf mad pTedesly
.rok. Odbor poc1ta, re zasoby
psenice Spojenych Stat1 /. Ger
vence budou asi devadesat mi
lionG buslG, nejmensi to cd
roku 1919. Dnesnf ceny stale
jsou vysoke, ponevac male "a
soby stare psenice jsou. Urov-
mani cen nastoupi pc sklizni le-
tosn1 psenice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Jedenactilety zabit bleskem

V Centralita, Ill, Chas. Ed
ward Beelar, 11lety syn ovdo-
vele Lilly Beelar, byl zabit
bleskem, kdyz Sc proj1zdel S
vozidlem ma chodn1ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Konec rvacky dvou psf.

V Clevelandu Sc poprali diva
psi a vbehli pod nohy 53lete
Lilliane Russell, ktera padla a
zlomila 81 ma nekolika mfstech
nohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

V Logansport, Ind, Joseph
Greiger pfi chytanf ryb v rece
Wabash ma jedne udici misto
ryby vytahl papfrovou desftku.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10
KENN ROMNEY,
BRIDE ON TRIP

The Kenn Romney, jrs., are hit
ting the high road to Canada
today.
Up to noon yesterday they were
known as Miss Catherine Prichard
and Kenn Romney, jr. At that
time they were married in the
rectory Of the Church of the
Nativity.
A short time later few friends
gathered for a reception at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy Prichard, 1903
Van Buren, st. N. w. Kenn is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Romney. Mr.. Romney is Sergeant
alarms Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Kenn is a former newspaper
man and radio commentator: Mrs.
Romney is known to thousands
in the city as kitty" Prichard,
one of the guiding lights in the
Roadside Theater.
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PET DOC, LOST,
WAITS OWNER

An appeal to the Pet Editor was
made today by Mrs. Ollie Vein
stein, 814 Tuckerman st. N. w.
Georgia 1910, to locate the
owner of a stray dog or to assist
her in finding another home for
it.
The dog, a male. was first seen
in Mrs. Weinstein's neighborhood
early this week. 1t is about 2
years old, brown marked with
white, of mixed breed, looking to
be part bull terrier. The dog has
a collar with old tags. It is a
nice. friendly pet, and If Mrs.
WeinStein is not able to locate the
owner, she will give it away.
Bernard Harding, 300 Seventh
St. N. w. (National 305D, has a
beautiful maltese cat, full grown
but very young, and two kittens,
S weeks old, that he wants to
place in good homes. The kittens
are black.
Notify the Pet Editor If you
have pet that has to be given
away.
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P,O, CASH GIVEN
TO ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept. 10.
Nearly a years efforts on the part
of the Rockville Chamber Of Com
merce and residents Of this area
to obtain a new postoffice build
ing for Rockville, have met with
success. The Federal Government
has appropriated $4,000 for pur-
chase Of site and erection of the
building.
This marks the third appropria.
ton that has been made by the
National Government in the past
two years for construction Of post
office buildings in Montgomery
county. The first at Silver Spring,
Nd, was completed and dedicated
last year, and the second at Beth
esda, Md, is now under conStruc.
ton,
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BIRTHS

Donald and Laura Bowie, jr., boy.
Alexander and Mary craighill. girl.
Conrad and Eleanor stonObankS, girl
Harold and Frances Proctor. boy.
Ernest and Mary owens, boy.
Frederic and Mary Brown, girl.
Jack and Helen Richards, girl.
Charles and Ida wintermeyer, girl
John and Dorothy Rea, girl.
James and Elsie Wood, boy.
Ralph ana Dorothy Clark. boy.
John and Sarah Armstrong, boy.
Benjamin and Margaret Brown. boy.
David and Louise Costa, boy.
Edward and Florence Culpspper, boy
Joseph and Genevieve Muldoon, boy.
Joseph and Dorothy Morris, boy.
Emory and Anna Blanton. boy.
William and Dorothy Tayman, boy.
Virgil and Lorine auckland, girl.
Parke and Juanita Sans, girl.
Maurice and Ruth Hayes, girl.
Clarence and Harriet Hanback,, girl.
Leslie and Marjorie Arnold. girl.
Harry and Bessie Ferro. girl.
Neal and Flossie Thurston, girl.
James and Sarah Hardesty, girl.
William and Estelle Newman, boy.
William and Lena Franks, girl.
Robert and Gladys Bisgs. boy.
Hnery and Evelyn Maddox, boy.
George and Nancy Dimes, boy.
John and Marie Patterson, girl.
John and Dorothy Gray, girl.
Thedford and Juanita Garrett, girl.
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Virginia Removes
Lee Death Curve

MERIFIELD, Va, Sept. 10
Elimination of another death
curve" on Lee Highway. neared
completion today, as State engi.
neerS supervised moving of a two
story house near here that stood
in the path Of the new roadbed.
The Lee Highway project, which
calls for widening and straighten-
ing of the thoroughfare between
Falls Church and Fairfax, will cost
approximately 100000.