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The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Tiny
Lad


over his Christmas tree, but kept
on going. In the kitchen he
found his mother sitting before
the stove. She was very quiet.
The strange, unpleasant odor
was coming from the open door
of the oven.
The tot pulled at the dress Of
his mother to wake her. She
did not pay any attention. Then
Richard pulled away frantically
until mother fell off the chair.
Richard called loudly for help
and got as far as the living
room-there they found his
body.
Oxygen tanks could not save
Richard or his mother. But
Charles, the one-year-old, was
revived, so Richard did not die
in vain.
Mrs. Packer was eStranged
from her husband. She had be-
gun a Christmas note to him
and then stopped.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 2
QNSJ.- Mrs. Charlotte Yal
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FUGITIVE BOYS
| Give SELVES UP

FAIRFAX, Va, Dec. 27.-Two
youths who escaped last night
from the Maryland Training
School at Loeb Raven gave them
selves up to a Virginia State
trooper early today when the
stolen automobile in which they
were making their geta way
crashed into another machine
near Centerville, Va. y
Summoned by telephone to the
scene of the accident, officer E.
H. Howe found the fugitives
Irwin Croney, 18, and Jack
Chelton, 19-standing beside the
wreckage, unhurt. Raymond
Franklin, of the $500 block Four.
teenth st. N. W., Washington,
driver of the other machine, also
escaped injury.
Questioned by Officer Howe, the
youths admitted stealing the auto
mobile at Fullerton, Md, follow
ing their escape from the train
ing school, he said.
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Crooks Party
Gang Makes Merry in
LOOting Store

CHICAGO, Dec. 27 G.N.SJ.
With pockets bulging and stom-
achs full, a group Of cagey crooks
contemplated their next venture
in crime today.
The gang last night broke into
a delicatessen store, turned on
the lights and made merry for
several hours before looting the
cash drawer of SIS, and cigars,
cigarettes and candy valued at
$500 more.
To curious patrons who knocked
on the locked door, they shouted
through the glass:
Gall closed up. We're taking
inventory"
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due to open today.
1t was likely it would be recessed
until Wednesday, however, after
funeral services for Mrs. Campbell
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Campbell was the daughter.
in-law of the late James j. Camp
bell, former head of the Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube Company.
GAVE BLOOD TRANSMISSION
Miss Campbell was detained in
jail pending the inquest. She was
weak and nervous after refusing
food and giving IA ounces of blood
in a futile effort to save her moth
er's life through a TRANSMISSION.
The shooting occurred on Christ
mas Eve in the Campbell mansion
on Logan Road, mile from the
Youngstown city limits.
Paul ]. Reagan, county prosecu-
tor, said the shooting appeared to
be accidental. He said preliminary
investigation revealed that Miss
Campbell got the gun from her
automobile when she attempted to
&C for a drive.
The ignition keys were not in
the machine, Reagan said, and
Miss Campbell returned to the
house with the gun.
TWO SHOTS FIRED
"She fired one shot which
struck a wall of the house." he
said. The second, according to
the investigation, struck Mrs.
Campbell, passing through her
body and ricocheting against the
wall"
Miss Campbell apparently had
been drinking, Reagan said.
Immediately after the shooting,
Mrs. Campbell was taken to the
hospital, accompanied by Louise
and Countess Marie Ravelh, of
England, sister of the wounded
woman. The TRANSMISSION was
ordered at once.
Witnesses said Mrs. Campbell
was shot when she attempted to
take the gun from Louise after
the first wild shot, Reagan said.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Star HurLer of the
Yankees Seeks
DiUOrce

LEXINGTON, Mass, Dec. 27
GNS0.-Vowing she still loved
Vernon Lefty" Gomez, New York
Yankee pitching ace, his pretty
wife of five years, the former June
O'Dea, ex-Follies star, today re-
iterated her intention to fight the
Mexican divorce he seeks.
Miss ODea, who was born
Helen Frances Schwarz, declared
the eccentric pitcher is Ito fine
a boy and I think too much of
him to utter a single harsh word
against him"
She disclosed that she had
heard reports Lefty" was show.
ing attentions to a pretty, bru-
nette girl dancer.
Pointing out she was Catholic,
the former star of "Of Thee
Sing" and other musical comedy
hits, declared she would not sub
nit to a divorce.
Separation, perhaps, but not
a divorce" she insisted. II
haven't seen Lefty since he left
for his home in California after
the world series. wrote to him
every day for two weeks and
have sent several kilograms, but
never heard from him."
The first hint that Lefty"
planned to divorce her, she said,
came in a newspaper gossip"
column,
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CUPID 'SCOOPED'
BY OPERATION

A hospital room in Cleveland
may be the scene of the delayed
marriage of Miss Beth Campbell
and Joseph Hudson Short, jr.,
Washington newspaper reporters,
it was learned today.
The wedding, originally set for
yesterday afternoon in Toledo,
was postponed when Flora Camp
bell, New York actress and sister
of the bride-to-be, was stricken
with appendicitis on a Toledo
bound train.
Miss Campbell underwent an
operation a few hours after she
was stricken. She was reported
to be doing nicely" today. Miss
Campbell, a leading lady of
Many Mansions" current Broad
way play, had planned to be her
sisters maid-of-honor.
The entire wedding party journ-
eyed to Cleveland from Toledo
after receiving word of Miss
Campbell's illness. 1t was indi.
Gated the wedding will be held in
the hospital room of the actress
when she regainS her strength.
Both Short and his fiance are
members of the Washington
Staff of the Associated Press.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
n. C.. Farm FlOcks
Net $268 a Year

ALBERMARLE, N. c., Dec. 27.
Records of the IL poultry flock
demonstrators in Stanly County
show an average profit per farm
of $26S.7S above feed costs for the
last year, reports County Agent
John w. Artz. The flockS average
174 birds each and produced an
average Of 157 eggs per bird. The
eggs sold for 241a cents dozen
ara was produced at a cost of 13
cents,
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NeighbOrs SGUe
Mother, 2 Babies

NEW YORK, Dec. 27. G.N.SO.
Dragged from a burning tenement
flat by two heroic neighbors after
a Christmas tree caught fire. Mrs
Agnes Collins, SO, and her two
children, Mary Anne,4, and Will
liam, aged 10 months, were in a
critical condition today.
Crawling along a narrow fire
escape, Mrs. Olga Bonin, 26, and
her husband, Louis, carried the
trio to safety.
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3 YEARS BLIND,
ACTRESS SIGHT
RETURNS TO HER
Shock From Death Of
Friend Ruined Eyes

CULVER CITY, Cal, Dec. 81
G.N.S0.-After three years OF
blindness, the sight of Faith De
haven, 20-year-old actress, today
had been restored as mysteriously
as she was robbed of it.
After leaving her home near
Hartford, Conn, for Manchester
England, to be near her guardian,
Sir Harvey Milo, she went on the
stage at the age of 16 against his
wishes.
SHOCK BLINDED
One day backstage Miss De
haven received word of the death
of a man she admired. The shock
was so great, she declared, that
within a few months her eyeSight
failed and she was totally blind.
The actress returned to this
country and came here to live with
her mother, Mrs. James Serafino.
Specialists said they could do
nothing for the girl, but expressed
the belief that some day her sight
might return.
SHADOWS PASS
A little over a year ago the
blackness began to have a grayish
tinge, and as the months passed
she could make out vague shapes.
Little by little they became more
distinct. Finally, two months ago,
she was able to read newspaper
banner lines"
Improvement continued until
suddenly, a few days ago, she said
she found she could see fully and
read a book.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Blonde Recovering
From Poison Dose

DETROIT, Dec. 27 U.N.S0.-A
young blonde woman who regis
tered as MRS. Joanna Crawford"
at a downtown hotel and left a
note saying she was Ida Mae
Dempsey, Limestone, N. Y" was
recovering from the effects Of
poisoning at Receiving Hospital
today.
The woman left a note saying:
I've been having trouble get:
ting along and it's no use trying
to explain everything"
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Children Feted
At Variety Club

Children of members of the
Variety CLUB enjoyed a rousing
Christmas party yesterday in the
Willard Hotel enlivened by
Mickey Mouse" movie shorts and
other animated cartoons. Santa
Claus, in the person of Archie
Engle, made the party worthwhile
for the youngsters, too, distribut-
ing bags of toys and candies.
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Tried
To Aid
Mama

brough, 48. Indianapolis, brought
presents for two of her children in
an orphanage here, then commit
ted suicide in her room.
Lieut.. George w. Schattle, head
Of the homicide squad, said today
the woman stuffed paper in the
keyhole and turned on all burners
on a gas stove.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Hunt Companion
OF Slain Woman

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. q
G.NS0.-With the elimination of
a man known oaly as Frank" "
State, local and county police to-
day started 1. search for a "close
friend" of Miss Alice Louise Riley,
AZ, of this city, whose bruised and
beaten seminude body was found
in a Newington woods.
Police believe the woman en-
tered the automobile of a man she
trusted and was beaten to death
resisting an attack.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Folklore Society
Half Century Old

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. q
UN.S0.-Marking its fiftieth an
niversary, the American Folklore
Society today met with the Amer
ican Anthropological Association
and the Society for American
Archaeology at Yale University.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Long Rain Ends
Coast Drought

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27 Q.N.S0 .
Rain which held off long enough
to give the Southern California
coast q warm sunny Christmas,
started falling at a quarter to
twelve last night and continued
today with o gentle persistence,
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
NOkOnOv Named
Envoy to Norway

MOSCOW, Dec. 81 QN.S0-A
comparative unknown, v. A. No
konov has been appointed Soviet
minister to Norway, it was an
nounced today. He succeeds Ignati
Yakubovitch, said. to be a victim
of the current diplomatic purge.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27

"AarOn Burr and the Maid Of Halt
way HILL" First of Series of Feature
Fact-FfctiOn Stories Dealing with the
Little Accidents Which Defeated Con-
spiracles That Would Have Rewritten
HistOry-Dramatized from Old Records
by the Brilliant Novelist H. Bedford
Jones in The American Weekly. with
Sundays Washington Herald Times.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27

Richard awoke in his crib and
Smelled a sharp, unpleasant
odor. He called for his mother,
but there was no answer. His
cries awakened his little brother,
Charles, who is 1 year old.
Richard explored. He knocked
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Treasury Agent
Dies in California

LOS ANGELES, Des. 27 G.N.S.)
George B. Farnan, veteran special
agent of the Treasury Department
here, was dead today following an
Operation.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27

ANTOINETTE IMPERIALE
NEWARK, N. j., Dec. q Q.N
SO.--A quick trip to the electric
chair was the on request today
of Vincent Franco, 26, charged
with the murder of Antoinette I'm.
periale, %, who had spurned his
attentions.
IT killed her because loved
her and she wouldn't marry me.
and you can burn me for It'll"
the youth shouted defiantly to
police.
CROWD WATCHES
A crowd of Sunday motorists
and strollers described the Staying
to police. Vincent and Antoinette
were seated in a parked car
Spectators said they saw him sud
denly raise a 0-eC Of iron pipe
and rain blows on the girls head
Then they said, he dragged her
out Of the car and fired two shots
into her body. She staggered
across the sidewalk to vacant
lot.
Holding the Mortified crowd at
bay, Vincent pursued his scream
ing victim in the car and ran her
down again and aga :. Then he
shot her twice more and resumed
his merciless bludgeoning of her
face and head, witnesses said.
TRIES SUICIDE
As police approached, Vincent
raised his revolver to his own head
end pulled the igger, but the
weapon missed fire.
Without remorse, t. youth
told police:
"She has been going out with
other fellows. She didn't love
me any more. I'm only sorry I
wasn't able to kill myself"
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Baby Boy, 3, Dies a Hero
So That Brother May Live

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 CI.N.s)-A tiny, tawdry Christmas
tree with its few cheap ornaments shattered lay its side to-
day in the threeroom apartment of Mrs Grace Packer
Once had frightened the blue eyes of 3yearod Richard
Packer who died verv Young hero
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
Daughter Faces Quiz
In Mystery Shooting
Of Nj other at Home
Mrs. Campbell, Wife of SteeI-Master's Son,
Is Fatally Wounded

WARREN Ohio, Dec q (IN.S.)-A coroners inquest into
the fatal shooting of Mrs Cordelia Campbell 55 with her
daughter Miss Louise Campbell 28 the chief witness,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Stehovani mesta.

Shawneetown, ILL.,, mesto,
ktere je jednou z nejstarslch
osad Illinois, ktere bylo v po-
slednim ctvrstolet1 dvakrate
zpustoseno ma rece Ohio, Dude
Idplne pTestehovano, dun cd
domu, do vyse p~olozene polo
ny ma pozemky V okoli mistni
vyss1 skoly. Tato Sc nachazl
ma silnici &. 13, asi tTi mile cd
nynejsfho um1sten1 osady. Pro
jekt S nimz Dude pocato jiz to-
hoto mes1ce Dude proveden in
zenyry v dobe dvou let. Shaw
neetown ma 400 obyvatel, 6
kostel1, 3 skoly, soudnf budo-
WI, nadrazi a nekolik jinych
verejnych budov, mimo nekoli-
ka set domG. Bude to prvni
projekt tohoto druhu We Spoj.
Statech ,kdy celia osada Sc pre-
misti re ohrozeneho m1sta il
nam. Nekolik federaln1ch po-
mocnych teles pom1ze v jeho
financovan1.
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Ten manzelsky zivot.

V Pekin, Illinois, Richard A.
Hodgson, zaloval O rozvod cd
manzelky sv6, ponevac tato
koupila postel pro dive osoby a
nechala 81 rGsti dlouhe nehty
ma nohou, kterymi skrabala
spfcfho manzela. Podstatou
zaloby jeho bylo "krute "a
chazen1."
" Omaze, Nebraska, Har-
ry Leffert, zalovala soudci, Re
manzelem jejfm jest muz este
hujfcf se."
"V jedenacti letech", zalo-
vala, "co jsme spolu, st6hoval.
jsme Sc sedm a tTicetkrat. Sot-
va isem dun vycistila a dala
do poradku, manzel rozhod.
Sc st9hovati opet."
Rozvod byl zalujfcf povolen
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Veda prot zdravotnim
kouzlEm.
P1se,
DR.. John l.. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku

Veda, vzd6lanf i civilisace
ucinily V posledn1ch nekolika
desltilet1ch ohromny pokrok, a
je proto vskutku ku podivu,
jak zdravotnf nazory nekte-
rych lid ~zGstavajf smutne
zmateny, jak mali mysl prepl-
n6nou zbytecnymi, casio i sko-
dlivymi a vzdy mylnymi infor-
macemi, hloupymi zlozvyky a
poverami. Je opravdu neuve-
ritelno, re jest6 dnes Sc najdou
tax zvane inteligentnf Tide,
kterf jsou ochotni uveriti, re
mlekem, V nemz uvarili je-
sterky, da Sc l6citi zaducha, re
odvar z divizny Sc soil vylec1
vredy, anebo re noSenf talisma
nu uchran1 je pred nemocf.
Jeste dnes najde sc mnoho
lid, ktef1 jsou presvedceni, re
pavucina, pfilozena ma ranu
zastav1 krvaceni, ackoli piece
kazdy must v6det, re tyto pa
vuciny jsou pine prachu a spf-
ny a re ranu sp1se znecisti, nez
Ii ably jej1mu hojenf prispely.
Mnoz1 rodice mutt d6ti, ably no.
silly sacek safranu pfipevneny
kolem krku. Tim je doufajf u
chraniti pred naaklzivymi cho-
robami! Horke placky pTilo-
zene ma prsa stale Sc jeste O.
blibe jake lex proti bolestem Z
nastuzenl, nasolena Stamina S
pepfem stale 81 zachovava re-
putaci bezpecneho leku prot
bolesti V krku. "Jednoduche
prostredky" je nazev, davany
temto "lekGm". Jednoduche
a p~osetile!
"Elektrick6 pasy", "elektri-
cke prsteny", "zdravotni kouz-
la" a pod. jsou stale jeste nabi-
zeny dGverivym lidem a k nasf
hanbe budiz doznano jsou sta
lie jeste kupovany a uz1vany.
Nejbezpecnejsim zdravotnim
"kouzlem" je vas rodinny l6-
kaT. Ten yam nejl6pe pomGze
vyhnouti Sc nemoci, a kdyz sc i
roznemGzete, nejlepe YAM po-
mGze k zotaven1. Chcete-li
zGstati zdrav a stasten, vystTf-
hejte Sc vsech kouzelnych pro-
stTedkG a vsech podvodn1k6.
Zdravy rozum YAM Tekne, Re
choroboplodne bacily potrebu-
il radikalnejs1 zpGsob lecby,
neil Sc yam nabfzf v poverach
kouzlech, talismanech a pod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Vedrem z~eSiIela.

V Armonk, N. Y, 43leta
Anna Dienst ma sve farme smr-
telne postrelila svou 76letou
matku a sebe. LekaT prohla-
sill, re Anna Dienstova spacha-
la vrazdu a sebevrazdu "a
chvatu dusevn1 nepf1cetnosti
vyvolane vedrem.
Zamestnanci ma Dienstove
farme sdelili, re 81 stezovala
ma vedro. Sedela dlouho do no
ci ma .verande. Rano sluzka
pozorovala, re chovanf jej1 pa
nj jest velmi podivne a jej1 po-
hled jest zvlastn1. Asi v deset
hodin rano bylo slyset diva W.
strely. Lide prispechavsi do
domu nasli starou matku mrt-
YOU V jejfm pokoji ma lGzku a
sousedn1 loznici jej1 dceru S
revolverem V ruce, take mrt-
YOU.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Nezame~ stnanost We
Spoj. Statech.

DIE odhadu Amer. Fed.
Prace je die stavu z mesice
kvetna 8 milion1 lid bez pra-
ce, presto, re cd 1 ledna t. r.
bylo pTijato zpet do prace eel
KEN 100000 lidi. Pokracuje
to tedy asi TIME zpGsobem,
iako roku minuleho. Primer
ny pTfjem delnfka v kvetnu t,
r. byl O $50 vyss1 nez pred 70
KEN. K tomu ale dunno IVA
ziti, re stouply ceny zivobytf 0
celych go take to vlastne ne
nj mnoho lepsim. PT1jem vsech
d6lnfku stoupl o 21.7% "a do
bu IL mes1cd, coz je ale vysled
KEN vetsi zamestnanosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Pokyny pro horke dny.
F. L. I. S..

V parnych letnfch dnech
snaz1me Sc vsichni nalezti zpG-
sob, jak sc ochladiti. V re
stauracfch, biografech a uz i v
n6kterych kancelarfch je "a
veden chladfc1 system. Velke
davy lidu, ktere sc nepohybuj1
We vyss1ch platovych katego-
rich, mali vsak malou nadeji,
re 81 budou moci zavesti tento
system uz letos i do svych do
macnost1.
Vyzkumne laboratoTe Uni
versity of Illinois davajf zde
nekolik osvedcenych pokynG,
kterymi 81 usetT1me mnoho ne
pohodl1.
Universita ma zvlastni VIZ
kumnou budovu, z n1z vycha-
zejf RUNE vedomosti, majfc1
vyznam pro lidsk6 pohodl1. Je-
il konstrukce je takova jake
konstrukce dobTe postaveneho
domu, jaky 81 mnoho lidf mGze
dovoliti koupit.
Zde je n6kolik rad, ktere
mdzete jeste letos vyzkouseti.
Mejte pokud mono vsech-
naokna otevTena Cd seste no
diny vecernf do sesti rano, po-
kud mono vsechna okna zav-
rena zbyvajfcfch II hodin. il
nymi slovy: nechte Sc chlad-
n6jsim nocn1m vzduchem o.
chlazovat behem parneho dine.
OtevTete v noci i dveTe ma pG-
du a okna ma pGde, nebof tim
umoznfte unikanf zhaveho
vzduchu z nizsfch pater domu.
Kupte 81 zaluzije ma vsech-
ma okna, sm6Tujfcf ma vsechny
tFi slunecne strany. Kdybyste
NELL zavedeny chladfci system
zjistili byste, re tyto zaluzie
snizuj1 vas naklad ma chlad1c1
zarfzenf o 20 az 30 procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
PSenicna nroda.

V Kansas City Mo, trh do
stava denne move zasilky pse-
nice z letosnf 1rody ma jihoza-
pade. Nejv6tsf zasilka dosla
We ctvrtek. Bylo to 2, 600
busI1 z noveho vymlatu, nej-
vetsi "a jediny den cd bohate
drody roku 1881.
V jedenacti dnech do ctvrt-
ku doSlo Is, 1912, 600 buslG pse-
nice, Gill O 5000, 900 buslG Vi
&c neil V teze dobe lonskeho
rOku.
BankeTi a obchodn1ci S hos
podaTskymi stroll a nafad1m
oznamujf, re ~pestitele psenice
v Texasu, Kansasu a Oklaho-
me dostavaji letos dvojnasob-
ne ceny "a sve obil1 proti ce-
nam, ktere dostavali r. 1886.
Take ma trh v st. Joseph,
Mo-, je pos1lano hojne psenice
re severozapadn1ho Missouri,
re severovychodniho Kansasu
a z jihovychodni Nebrasky. V
1tery nasledkem zdrzen1 pro
pondelni oslavovan1 4. cerven-
ce doSIo tam 391 zeleznicn1ch
kar, We stredu pax $50 kar
pSenice.
Mnozf farmaTi ukladajf sve
obili z letoSn1ho vymlatu We
venkovskych elevatorech a v
n6kterych terminalech, ably
vyckavali ma vyss1 ceny. A to
vzdor tomu, re w jim byly ma
bfzeny ceny mnohem vyssf, ne
Iii V posledn1ch nekolika le-
tech.
We Wichita, Kansas, obdr-
zeli We stredu 500 zeleznic-
mich kar psenice, coz bylo o
3O8 kar vice neil pred rokem.
Vagonova cena psenice pohy-
bovala Sc okolo $1.10 "a busl.
Podobne zpravy O velkych do
davkach psenice ma trh dosly
take z jinych vnitrozemn1ch tr-
list stTedn1ho zapadu.
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Proc clovek nekdy Sc usmrti.

V Sherrard, ILL.,, v zachvatu
zlosti, ktera il uchvatila kdyz
jej1 dcera Mary nedavala po-
zor ma zamilovane male cunat-
ko poblhajfcf volne pc kuchy-
nj, a nechala je utopiti Sc V pei
l1ku S mlekem, Mrs. Mary Lit
tie, 47leta spachala sebevraz-
du. Vypila jed. Pr inkvestu
porota vynesla vyrok = "Se-
bevrazda re zachvatu hnevu."
Dcera posadila vedro S NILE
KEN ma jednu stranu, kdyz sla
ukl1zet do stale, a prasatko,
die vseho sc namahajfcf, ably
Sc dostalo hlavou pres okraj
vedra, ztratilo rovnovahu, pa
do do vnitT, a utopilo Sc.
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Odsouzena.

V Manitowoc, Wis, Letha
Lester, majitelka roadhousu a
bavicka, byla odsouzena ma IA
al II let We statnim vezenf pro
vrazdu sveho manzela Earla.
sud- pravil, re nepochybuje,
re minulost obzalovane mela
vliv ma mysl porotcu. Lestero-
va byla pred dvema roxy Cd
souzena pro vydrzovan1 borde-
lu.
Lester, ktere je 33 let, je pr
WI zenou, ktera byla We Wis
consinu souzena pro vrazdu v
dele nez SO letech. Byla obvi-
nena, re zastrelila manzela,
kdyz sc vratili z Green Bay,
kan "a MIN dojela a zastihla
|jej v loznici S jinou zenou.
Soud trval tyden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
Americky bohac chce zfilmo-
vati svatbu ma Moravs.

Dne 8. srpna pTijede pc Pa
lace-hotelu Luhacovic1ch
newyorsky obchodnfk George
T. Heating S manzelkou a ire
mi detmi. Pojede z Brna 8.
srpna rano a do Luhacovic pfi-
jede vecer.
Tento americky host s obi
bou filmuje vlastn1m pTfstro-
jem krojovane sceny. Velmi
rad by natocil slovackou swat
bu. Neveste slibuje "a to PEEK
ny svatebni dar a proto zdejsl
"Moravske Noviny' upozorni-
ly ma jeho navstevu mlade lid
ma Slovacku, ably pf1padne pfi-
hlasky ucinili u reditelstv1 Pa
lacehotelu v Luhacovic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-16
ZvrhIy rnladik.

V Chicago 16lety John Ar
delen byl dopaden, kdyz ma
padl a tezce a brutalne pobo-
dial 9lete devcatko, dcerku to
dobr6ho pTftele vlastniho otce,
We sklep6 apartmentu, jehoz
je otec domovn1kem.
Devce, ktere ma "a bodnych
ran a obvazy je skoro docela
zakryto, poznalo Johna okam-
ute, jen kTicelo, by no odvedli.
u hlavy postele stall JEFF velky
a shiny otec, jehoz nucen sc dr.
tive zadrzely kovu bolestneho
lIzka sveho uboheho dftete,
kter6 jen pros1, ably il nene-
chali zemF1ti, a jehoz stav je
vazny. Neudrzel Sc ale, vrhl
sc pojednou prudce ma mladf-
ka, drzen6ho policisty, a dial
mu strasnou ranu do 1st. Byl
rychle zadrzen a mlad1k, KITE
ry Sc zhroutil, odtazen policis-
ty.
Mlady Ardelean byl wat
zp6t ma mfsto neobycejneho
sveho GNU, do sklepa apart
mentu. Tam ukazal ochotne
vsechna mfsta nastroje sveho
skutku.
Doznal Sc, re pocftal Sc Sc
bevrazdou asi We tTech mes1-
cfch. Jeho vychlouban1 sc T.
SPECIFY We skole nen1 pry pine
opravn6no, ale spada do cha
rakter6 podobnych zat1zencG.
New proc to vlastne udelal
a pTal by 81, ably jeho obet ne
zemTela. Musil byti S1lenym
onu chvfli We sklep6. V jejich
rodine nebylo nikdy pTfpadu
sflenstvf. Chodil S devcaty
sveho v6ku, necetl nikdy mic
nemravn6ho, jedine mel rad
detektivy, hral dobTe baseball,
sbfra znamky a j. Zranil dew
&c tolik, jedine re strachu, re
no prozradf. Narodil Sc V Rec
ku a bylo mu pouze sest mes1-
CT, kdyz no rodice privezli do
Ameriky. Ma krku ma dosud
n6jaky odznak recko-katolicke
c1rkve.
Statnf navladn1 no zaluje
pro nasili d1tete. Soud Dude
tax brzy, jakmile obet Dude
schopna sv6C ectv1. John byl v
roce 1885 dan ma probaci pro
kradez automobile soudem
pro nedosp6le. Choval Sc do
bTe pc celou dobu probace a
v9c vysvetluje, re to nebyla
kradez, re MATTEL mt byl po-
vinen nejakymi pencil sam.