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DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION-Double and
single room: bath. North 0049.
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THE CLUB EMBASSY

1875 y ST. (AT CONN. AVE.
Luxurious rooms for young people, run
ming water. Delicious food. Reasonable
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) ACRES land improved with 7-room and
bath frame house. Vienna, Va. Cheap to
quick buyer. Ray Barney. 3217 n. Wash
lngton Blvd, Clarendon, Va. CLar. 1898.
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HALF ACRE, practically new 6-room mod
ern frame house, garage, 1929 n. Quincy
St. Clarendon. Reasonable terms. Call
RAY BARNEY. 3217 n. Washington Blvd.
Clarendon. Va. Clarendon 323S.
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NEW GROOM STONE HOUSE
Recreation room. fireplaces, air condi-
toned; nearby Virginia. Call Jackson 1865.
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Offices and Stores

18th ST. s. w. AIS 420-Store with
office facilities. in market area second
commercial zone; $3.50 per month each.
Open to offers. Maurice Fitzgerald. 1911
G St. N W. National 1886.
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suburban Houses IOr Sale
Houses for Sale

BEAUTIFUL T-rn.. recep. hall semi bunga-
low: vacant: 6O-ft lot, paved St., 81. 600,
$500 cash. Geo c. Walker Hyatts CIR. 1899
The Washington times., 1937-01-25

we're crowning Gunnar Barlund
with laurel ChapletS. Today, they
are giving him the dornick salute,
and letting the chips fall where
they may.
My first opinion OF Gunnar was
that he is one of the best heavy
weight prospects now on the
scene. That was still my verdict
on the Helsingfors herring har-
rier after 1 had seen him turn in
an easy but unimpressive victory
over young Tom Beaupre, the
Dallas butcher boy, in the Hippo
Grome last Wednesday night. That
the fight showed Gunnar has a
lot to learn is admitted without
argument, but aren't we all in the
same canoe?
Beaupre is a long, lean country
boy from Texas with heart as
stout as that of the toughest two
gun Ranger who ever roamed the
plains of the Lone Star State. If
he didn't have plenty of heart he
wouldn't be sponsored by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Griffin, that unique
couple from Dallas who add so
much class and decency to the box
ing racket. 1t takes plenty of heart
for Dick Griffin to grope his way
through life, never uttering a word
of complaint at his unfortunate
lot; a serene smile perpetually
wreathing his face. Dick lost his
eyesight in the ring, but is still
grateful to boxing for providing
him with a living. He is grateful,
too, for the kind fate that gave
him a helpmate so loyal and pa
tient and brave, to walk by his
side as he plods on through the
darkness.
Mrs. Griffin knows more about
fighters and the fight business
from all angles than any woman in
the world with the possible eXcep-
tions of Mrs. Leo P. Flynn, of
Providence, and Miss Margie Re
gan. of Madison Square Garden.
Oddly enough, Mrs. Flynns late
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81. Virginia Andrews. 80, and
Mamie Wheatley and Alice
Meany clipping the wooden bot
ties at an 81 pace.
Wheatley was the heroine of
last weeks great victory over the
leaders with a 118 game and BOT
set. The 1l8 came in the record
5O4 team game, to which Simi
contributed 113 and Regan Ill.
st. GabrieIs Incentives
Besides the consciousness of
being the title holders and the
fact that they are battling former
champions, st. Gabriers damsels
will have a third incentive to
down Father Hogan's charges as
the new record tram game topped
their own previous mark of SOB,
Both teams are made up of Iron
Women" scorning substitutes.
While these two stellar outfits
are settling their pennant aspira-
tions, st. Joseph tangles with Ma
tlVlty No. 3, st. Aloysius opposes
the leading st. Martins. Sacred
Heart faces st. Gabriels No. 2,
and Holy Comforter and Nativity
No. 2 fight It out.
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-. SPORTS =.
I'm Telling You
Boxing Fans ImpulsiUe
Boxing %huSbS
By DAN PARKER

husband, Leo, was Dicks manager
when he fought but it was Katie,
the boss of the Flynn menage, who
did all of Jeo's business for him.
Maybe that's how Mrs. Griffin
came by her store of knowledge OF
how to make matches and manage
fighters.
Beaupre did the Griffins proud
in his fight with Barlund. The
Gunnar almost cut his lean trunk
in two with body attack. He
pounded the boys nose until 1t
looked as if it were broken. But
the rangy Texan, inspired by the
spirit of his sponsors, never
flinched but stuck it out to the end.
Aside from that he left-jabbed
Gunnar at will and was so sue
ceSSful in evading his right hand
that he made the Finn look un-
impressive for the first time in an
American fight. Gunnar didn't
know what to do with that right
weapon.
He was as i'll at ease with it as
a yokel ballad singer on an anna
teur program. When Beaupre
didn't smother the right by keep
ing on top of Gunnar, he made
him reach as if for jam on the top
shelf, by feinting and then STEP
ping back. On those occasions
Barlund couldn't decide whether
or not he wanted to sling the right,
and it was his hesitancy as much
as anything else that made him
look bad for the first time in New
York. OccaSionally-perhaps a
half dozen times during the fight
-Beaupre crossed right to the
Gunnars wyoming jaw that made
him stop and think.
Another feature of Beaupre's
style of fighting that caused Gun
mar annoyance and also cost him
a round he had won was the tall
Texans elbow barricade. Toms
long arms. when doubled up in
front of him, formed rather eff
fective defense for his body in that
they deflected fair blows to foul
territory and had Gunnar in con-
stant trouble with the pro-Beaupre
crowd which kept shouting to him
to keep 'em up"
Referee Artie O'Donovan penal
ized Barlund the second heat but
it looked to me as if he had been
stampeded into it by the ringsiders
who kept up bellyaching barrage
about foul blows whenever Gunnar
landed one below the larynx.
After the second heat, though,
Artie was deaf to their cries and
in the late rounds Gunnar was
permitted to proceed with his
wholly legitimate body attack with.
out vocal interruption.
Copyright. 1887. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Vines eSFdVored
Over Perry

Continued from 1st Sport Page)
out of question, even allowing that
Vines, siege of illness had badly
weakened him. After all, Perry,
too, hasn't been any too well.
And so tonight, some 1000
washington and Baltimore tennis
enthusiasts will be Straddling rows
Of circus seats, waiting to find out
the answer.
There is no reason in the world
why Vines shouldn't be anxious
to win. In fact, he is on his
mettle because as professional
champion and the "moneyed"
sports chief attraction, he can't
afford to trail any rival, especi-
ally a newcomer. Perrys incen-
tive need hardly be pointed out.
Every time he finishes on the
long end, his prestige and cash
value mount.
Some of the early matches may
have Smacked of the hippo
drome," but not tonight's. There's
blood on the moon and a couple
Of questions to be answered, and
it is very likely that the two
participants are Just as anxious
as the spectators to finG the
right answers.
Bruce Barnes and George M.
Lott. jr., will offer the fans tennis
well worth analyzing to improve
their game in the added singles
match and the same can he said
OF the doubles Set-to bringing
Vines and Perry against Barnes
and Lott. Vines and Perry have
the edge, of course, but the tennis
will be of the highest caliber,
The Washington times., 1937-01-25
Colleges LIST
4 Events On
Local Sites

Three basketball games and a
Aoxing match comprise the collegl-
ate sport program for local con-
sumption this week.
However, local college teams
will be involved in four basketball
games and three boxing meets
away from home between now and
next Sunday.
The home program calls for
Catholic University'S baSketers 20
clash with Virginia Tech at C. U.
gym tomorrow night; C. U. VS..
Western Maryland, Wednesday
night, in C. us gym, and George
town VS.. Temple, in Tech Highs
gym, Friday night. AS for boxing,
Columbus UniverSity'S CaseyS,
still a bit stunned by the recent
tie with Appalachian Teachers, an
unknown ring team, oppose
Springfield YIN. "A. Colleges
ringmen in dual meet in Turner'S s
Arena.
The away-from-home schedule
finds George Washington Univer-
Sity's floor combination opposing
Army, at West Point, tomorrow
night: Maryland's quint tangling
with North Carolina State, at Ra
leigh; the Terps opposed to Uni
versity of North Carolina, at
Chapel Hill, Friday night, and
Duke and Maryland clashing at
Durham on Saturday night.
In boxing, Maryland's ringmen
will meet those representing V. M.
l., at Lexington, Va, Saturday
night, and C. US minister's taking
on strong Army, at West Point, the
same night
After the Temple basketball
game of Friday night, George
town athletes will be limited to
track competition, the HoyaS
sending representatives to the
Knights of Columbus meet in Bos-
ton, Saturday night.
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Right now st. Martins is setting
the pace, one and a half games
ahead of Nativity No. /, but the
latter toppled the leaders twice
last week, turning in a new season
high-team game of 504 in the
course of the match. st. Gabriels
No. l is one and a half games
behind Nativity No. l.
Seek FL Decision
The Brightwoodians have a post
poned set with one of the cellar
ties, which they figure at the
worst as two-one triumph.
If they can get a two-one deci-
sion over the Petworth aces to-
night. Father Hogan'S girls will
have an inside track as leading
challengers to the pace-Setting T
Streeters.
Bishop Mcnamara lassies have
the star of the league on their
lineup, Mary flanagan, sporting
q 100-11 average. Miss flanagan
is ably assisted by Elsie Bennett,
with SO; DeliSe Cotter. with 81;
Helen Osman, 81, and Gertrude
Cotter, with II.
The NatiVitans have a slightly
better balanced team with Regina
SINH the top-aVerage performer
with 81. Laura Re9an second win
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Hoyd Five Holds
Cellar Berth

Pittsburgh is first and George
town last in the Eastern Inter
collegiate Basketball League, al.
though Pitt went down before
Georgetown recently, thus giving
the Hoyas their only league VIC
tory in four games played to date.
Temple, in second place, will
have chance this week to move
up. Temple and Georgetown clash
at Tech High gym on Friday
night.
Pitt meets West Virginia in an
other league tilt this week. on Sat.
urday night, while Carnegie and
Penn State are meeting in New
York on Friday night.
The Standing.
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New Deal Bowls
TdIors Tonight

New Deal Mems Shop bowlers
run smack into Rinaldi Tailors
tonight in a match which will
settle something or other in the
Temple Major Duckpin League.
Rinaldi Tailors are second by a
three-game margin over New Deal,
but the New Dealers have been
pounding their way to the top,
while the Stitchers were unexpect-
edly taken by a Whitewashing at
the hands of the Dixie Pigs.
Pats Buffet grabbed scoring
honors last week with GIL game
and 1,758 set, but George Hoff-
mans $50 set and Ed Nash's 159
game were the individual tops.
Other standout sets were Zabrek,
375; ESpey, 374; Nash, 1863; Har-
vey, 366; Pacini, 1865, and Rinaldi,
$50 CtanHinoc.
The Washington times., 1937-01-25

newcomer, b u t
S o m e times it
s e e m S t h a t
their generosity
in this respect
is motivated by
an unholy de-
sire to provide
themselves with
l target for the
orick heaVing
mood that pos
SeSSeS them the
instant t h e y
have unloaded
their last super
lative. A few
weeks ago. thew
The Washington times., 1937-01-25

team Set-Pacinis, 1.465. High indi-
viduaI set-Davis, 343. High individual
Eame-Davis. I45. High Individual aver
aEe-Davis. lOO-l6. High spares-DaVis,
66. High strikes-Pricci and CicehinO.
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Stewart Sets Pace

With the Stewart Photog.
raphers leading the league, the
Girls Community Center loop
swings back into action this week
on all fronts. The schedule:
Tuesday,. C. C. VS.. Federal
Alcohol, Powell High; Labor De.
partment, VS.. U. S. Aggies, Mac.
Farlane High; United Typewriters
VS.. Stewart Photographers, Epiph-
any gym.
Thursday-J. C. C. VS.. U. S. Ag-
gies. j. C. C. gym; Labor De
partment VS.. Ste wart Photog-
raphers. Central High.
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APPRENTICES (2) for beauty shop: earn
while learning. 1868 Conn. Ave N W.
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Employment
Situations Wanted-Female

COLORED GIRL will neatly address envel-
opes at home: reasonable. NO. 276S.
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BE A P. B. <. telephone operstor). brief
touch typing course. 2 weeks. PERSON
MEL SERVICE, MAI. 2114. 1911 G.
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NahvityNo. 1Bowlers
Battle St. Gabrie['s
By GINo SINH

WIN blood IN their eyes and determination to do or die
Inc Nativity No bowlers three times pennant winners clash
win last years champions St. Gabriers No l. in sodav
Union Duckpin League match the Arcadia tonight at
p M winch may have strong bearing who will ultimately
wear this seasons championship tiara
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Employment
situations Wanted-Female

WOMAN, white. wants g.h.w., 2 or 3 days
wk., ref. Mrs. Jackson. 224 Ind. Av n. ".
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Boxing
fans are an impulsive lot. They
are quick to lavish praise on a
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Announcements


Lost 7
BlLLFOLD. brown leather. containing dri-
Vers permit, registration and insurance
cards reward. Potomac O6SS.
BILLFOLD. black in RK O.-Keiths Friday;
engraved H. P. Mount; cont money,
cards. etc. Rev. 40 f. Linden ST., Alex
andrla. Va. Alexandria 1851.
BOSTON BULL TOY. 9 years, black and
white. scar on each shoulder; reward. +
j. Vetter. Branchville. Md
COLLIE DOG-Male. white and tan; tag
No. 2S075: named Fritz: lost vicinity
1928 Riggs st. n. w; reward
ESKIMO Spitz. male white. name "tTeddy, !"
-, IN Chevy Chase; Tag D. C. 1895. CaII
CLeve. 1858. Reward.
LOST-Poodle, white. male one black eve:
reward. Greenwood 1889
LoST-Two fountain pens: Tuesday. Finder
writs Box Els Tmes-Herald.
WHITE GOLD Wrist Watch, initials GEO.:
lost Wed. VIC. Murphy's. CO. 292S-J Rev
WRIST WATCH--Lady'a white gold. Gruon
Sat: 18th and NV: reward. ". i3.1-R
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Kornu neni rady.

Ia meho pobytu pralese v
Brazilii pfistehoval Sc tam ko-
lonista, Glen druzstva Nova
VAST, jemuz pc z~aplacenl po-
zemk1 zbylo, jak sam Sc mi
primal, 800 dolar1, coz bylo
tehdy 10000 Ke. Upozornlli
jsme no ma to-, re penlze mali
teto zemi S nlzkou IL
votnf 1rovn1 velikou cenu a va
roval jsem no pred zbytecnym
jich utracenfm. Brzy vsak jsem
poznal, re mole rada nebyla
mic platna. Dochazel ma kupo-
vat potraviny do Heinmtalu, 8
KIN vzdaleneho, ale vzdycky
az O SO milreisG 100
Kc chuds1, jez utratil "a drahe
pivo. Kdyz sc hotovost Dude
pos1lati do Heimtalu k nakupo-
van1 r1znych potreb radeji de-
i. TAX Sc take konecne stale.
Pen1ze Sc brzy rozprasily a
manzel musil hledati praci ja-
ko naden1k, tTebaze pozemek
no mohl vynaset alespon ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Lekar souzen re smilstva.

V New Yorku DIR. Ernest LIE.
roy Baker obvineny z pokusu
nasilneho smilstva ma jedena-
ctilete d1vce, lecil casio mlade
divky, st1zene dusevnf poru-
chou tim, re je nechaval spati
We SVEN lozi.
Mezi svedky byla jista zena
re Staten Island, ktera pravi-
la, proc dovolila, ably jeji desc
theta dcerka spala pc nekolik
rGznych noc1 v lekarove hote-
lu. Svedkyne vyslovila svou nei
vyssf dGveru methody leka-
rovy a dodala, re "jiste mic Sc
nemohlo staff, CO by bylo po-
skodilo mravnost JEFF dcery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Z KRUHU PRACE.

V Detroit, Ford Motor Com
pany zahajila protiofensivu
jez ma zameziti nebo zeslabiti
1cinek organizacn1 kampane
mezi zamestnanci Fordova pod
niku, jez ma byti pffst1 tyden
zahajena detroitskou odboro-
YOU organisaci d6lnictva V au-
tomobilkach, United Automo-
bole Workers.
Henry Ford vydal zvlastn1
"poselstv1" vGci sym zamest-
nancGm, V n6mz Ford shrnuje
svoje nepT1znive 1sudky a ma
zory O odborovem d6lnickem
hnutf. V brozure, jez byla
rozdavana d6lnictvu a posfla-
ma ma vsechny strany, Ford
konstatuje, ably jeho zam6st-
nanci uvazili proc mali plati-
tt "a vysadu ably mohli praco-
vati u florida"
Utoce ma korporaCni adelni-
ckou kontrolu Ford prohlasuje
re stavky V automobilovem pr1
myslu byly jenom protoze "a
mestnanci "davali vedome svo-
je hrdla do zeleznych l1mc1" a
dodava, re pry spolecnost nen1
pfipravena ami ochotna doho-
vat Sc "proti nasim zamestnan-
cGm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

strii jest jeste dnes bez prace
a jestli deln1k nekde dostane
pT1davek, hned Sc zdraz1 vsech
ny jeho potTeby, take jest "a
sc tam, kde byl. Jest pry to
zrada ma verejnem blahu naro-
da, kdyz Sc uvazf, re kazde
zdrazeni ma "a nasledek men
81 produkci zdrazeneho pred
metu a takovym zpGsobem bu-
de stale nezamestnanost. Fe-
derace prace Sc sama podjala
vysetrovanf a zjistila, re mensf
nakupni sfla ma "a nasledek
nezamestnanost a pokud Sc IT,
&c zdrazenf bytu jest delnlk
bezbranny, ponevadz 81 nem1-
re pomoci. Nekde bydleti mu-
81 a kdyz plat drahy najem
must sc uskrovnit v jine potre-
be, nemGze 81 koupit saty a to
ma "a nasledek zmenseni pra-
&c v krejcovine a propoustenf
delnik1. Presidentovi Dude
predlozen cely program jak by
sc nechalo zdrazovan1 potTeb
zabraniti.
= Narodnf institut vyrobc1
a distributord odhaduje, re
dan z piva roku 1886 prinesla
do pokladen statG, okresG, NEST
a obcf okrouhle $50, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Nemocnx do ohnS.

We znemcene obci Haselba-
chu ma Domazlicku I'll 62lety
Jan Schopf. Byl to obecnf chu-
dy, nemel nikoho a byl odka-
Fan ma milosrdenstv1 dobrych
lid. V posledni dobe onemoc-
mel a nemohl re sve svetnicky
vubec vychazet. Byli Tide v OBJ
CT, ktef1 81 ma uboheho starce
vzpomneli a pTinesli mu trochu
jldla. A tady teto opusteno-
sti no zastihla smrt. Byl stizen
bolestmi a shroutil Sc z poste-
lie ma podlahu, a jak sebou va
lei, zavadil O chatrna kamna,
ktera rozbofil a oblicejem padl
do ohn9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Dozorce S vezni ma slivovici.

DOAOA NC . VOSAAA AA0 vAS4s
Ma ulici v Prostejove vzbudil
velkou pozornost dozorce vez-
nj, ktereho velmi tezce vedli
diva trestanci. Pr tom Sc je-
ste pokouseli tahnout "a sebou
vozlk. Vsichni til stall sotva
ma nohou. Zapadli vsak jeste
do koTalny, ale protoze nemeli
penez, nepomohla dozorci ami
1redni prisnost, S kterou pocal
vymahat lihoviny. Zavolali ma
neho strazn1ka. Pr zmince O
mem Sc jeden trestanec hned
vypotacel a zmizel. Straznlk
Sc SNAIL dozorce napomenout
a pfimet no k navratu, ale zle
dopadl. Musil proto straznfk
zatknout dozorce. Zat1m co no
odvadel, byl trestanec, ktery
k probuzenf odvazen ma vozf-
ku do trestnice. Druhy sc tam
pirpotacel sam. Dozorce 81
vsak ponechali ma policii. Uka-
zalo Sc, re byl poslan s dvema
.trestanci ma postu pro balik.
Cestou Sc vsak zastavili v ne
kolika vycepech a z dozorce sc
stall pitfm spolecnik trestancn.
Bude ted S mimi NIT j stejny O.
sud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Csl. film Ecstasy" zakazan.

V Omaze, Nebraska, mayor
Dan B. Butler, jehoz zakaz a.
mericke hry Tobacco Road
minul6ho tydne zbudil rozruch
zakazal nynf i predvadenf fill
mu Ecstasy" ma tom zaklade,
re nektere jeho sceny .jsou pry
zavadne Sc stanoviska mrav-
nostn1ho.
Film Ecstasy mayor a mi
stnl tisk oznacujl "a "francouz
sky, We skutecnosti vsak ie to
film csl. rezisera Machateho,
ktery byl Size vyznamenan ma
mezinarodnf filmov6 soutezi v
Benatkach, avsak We Spoj. Sta
tech byl zadrzen censurnf ra-
dou a musil byti znovu upra-
ven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Gin matky.

V Newark, N. j., Edna
Wood, 20 let stara byla dopra-
vena do nemocnice zat1m CO pc
licie vysetfuje tragickou smrt
jej1ho novorozenete, spaleneho
v kuchynskych kamnech bytu,
V nemz byla zamestnana jake
sluzebna.
Rekla policii, re uklouzla a
padla, kdyz sla do prace. Kdyz
pTiSla do domu Franka Kie, u
nehoz slouzila, ~pravila, re ma
radio Sc il devce. Zabalila je
do novin a vlozila do kamen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
"Prodana" v Africe ma oslavl
kOrunOVace.

Pr oslavach korunovace an
glickeho krale Jirfho VI. Dude
IL. kvetna v Johannesburgu v
Jihoafricke uni provedena
"Prodana nevesta". Kroje a
nektere rekvisity byly poslany
z Prahy do Johannesburgu le-
teckou postou. Pfedstaven1 bu-
de usporadano ma popud nase-
no konsula Johannesburgu
inz. K. j. Hory, ktery svemu
navrhu nekolik mes1c1 pTipra-
voval pGdu; rozdaval k %. iii
nu RUNE vytvory naseho lido
veho umeni, detem starosty v
Pretorii a vysokych 1rednikn
daroval o vanocfch panenky We
slovenskych krojfch a v6bec
vzbuzoval zajem O Ceskoslo-
vensko. TAX Sc stale, re jeho
navrh S "Prodanou nevestou"
byl mestskou radon jednomysl-
ne prijat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Nerovny parek rozveden.

V Kankakee, ILL.,, 16leta Shir-
ley Corbin Hopper, studentka
ma vyssf skole, svedcila u SOU
du,ze nemGze dele z1ti sc svym
77letym manzelem, protoze Sc
neustale opfjf. Jejf manzel
John Hopper, vyslouzily poll
cejnf serzant, je bratrem de-
decka sve mladistve nevesty,
ktera dale svedcila, re il pri-
mel, ably Sc "a neho provdala,
re pry pax Dude pro neho
snadnejs1 odkazati j sv1j ma
jetek. Soud pc tonic svedec-
tvf jej1 snatek prohlasil "a ne
platny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Urazy-v d~omacnosti.
P1se,
DIR. John l.. Rice,
komisar Zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.

RHINE melody v domacno-
sti vyzadujf 81 We Spojenych
statech kazdorocne asi $4,000
lidskych zivote. Mnohym z
techto tragicky koncfcich ne
hod dalo by Sc snadno PREDICT
tt, nebot vetsina 1mrt1 byva "a
vinena jedinou,o dsouzenih Cd
nou vlastnost1 neopatrnosti.
We Spojenych statech umira
kazdorocne ash 1900 lidi ne1-
myslnou otravou. To je jiste
dosti padny ddvod, abychom
byli opatrnejsf s rnznymi medi-
cinami. Kdybychom nemeli
zadneho jedu ma polic1ch skTf-
mex S medicinami, nemohly by
Sc takoveto tragedie prihoditi.
Mus1me-li nejaky jed donna
NIT, pax no name zavrfti ne
kan imam, nez je skTinka s ne
ijedovatymi prostTedky. Vsech-
ny jedy mali byti krone toho
zretelne oznaceny, ably mas jiz
sym stftkem nalezite varova-
ly.
PTilis mnoho lidi je velmi
neopatrnych. Pc tine salmon
pc medicine a v jistote, re lah-
vicka je ma mfste, kde az dosud
vzdy stavala, vezmou 81 svou
ObvvklOu daVku. Ami i'm ma
mysl neprijde, re mohou witt
lahvicku jinou. kdyby byla
kazda skrfnka s medicinami O.
patrena elektrickou zarovkou,
ktera sc samocinne rozsvitf,
kdyz sc otevfou dv1rka skfin-
ky, bylo by meme d1vodu k O.
bave, re 81 nekdo NIUE witt O.
mylem neco jineho, nez pro CO
Sci.
Jiny zdroj nebezpecf v do
macnosti jsou plynova kamna.
Obsah v hrnku ma mich posta-
veneho prekypf, uhas1 plyn a
nejednou Sc uz stale, re dite
zaplatilo tuto matcinu neopatr-
most zivotem. Take vaTenf s
pritazenym plynovym kohout-
KEN je nebezpecne. V1tr MI
re male plamenky snadno
sfouknouti, nekdy S velmi ne
blahymi nasledky. Nedavny
pozar v New Yorku, pTi nemz
zahynulo pet lid, je nejlepsi
vystrahou pred zlozvykem kou
Tenf v posteli.
RHINE jedovate prasky prot
hmyzu, krysam a pod. mali by
ii umfsteny vzdy nekde ma nej-
vysS1 kuchynske polici a nikdy
ne bl1zko potravin.
S opatrnost1 ma Sc zacinati
hned donna. Neuzfvejte zidle,
bedny nebo stolu mfsto zebf1-
ku. Nemejte ma hladke po-
dlaze klouzajfci koberce, dbej-
tie toho, ably hracky a jine pred
mety Sc nevalely pc zemi.
Budte opatrni, kdyz stoupate z
vany, nebo do nj.
Snazte sc snlziti pocet IRA
zd v domacnostech svou Vast
nj opatrnost1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Navladni vinen z vrazdv.

Distriktni navladnf James A.
Reilly z okresu Fayette, Penn
sylvania, Dude Sc zodpovfdati
z vrazdy. Je tretfm, ktery bu-
de souzen pro smrt Franka G..
Monoghama, Ga let stareho ma
jitele hotelu v Uniontown, O
kterem Sc tvrdl, re zemrel ma
sledkem suroveho zachazeni
Sc strany policie pri vyslechu t.
Nv. tret1ho stupne, kteremu byl
podroben.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Pred srnrti.

V New Yorku, visic pc 20
minut re zabradll ma zvysene
draze, nezjistena zena stredni-
no veku hovofila S policistou, a
pax spadla ma smrt S vyse 40
stop v Brooklynu. Jeji telo
pferazilo ruku hasici, ktery il
chtel zachytiti.