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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

Sc z dcetnfch sikovateln. vi
del jste uz m1j kmenovy list?"
"Videl, pane setnlku," odv6-
til Semovsky, dive Sc, jaky ma
hly obrat rozmluva vzala.
"Vsfml jste 81, co je tam ma
psano v rubrice "zamestna-
nf?"
"Vsfml. Stojf tam "zadne".
"Ano. Bylo tam napsano
"zedn1k", ale ia to vyskrabal,
protoze jsem Sc Ia tn zednici-
nu stydel. Jsem skutecne vyu-
cen zednfkem. Kdyz jsem byl
odveden, udelali re mne tam
bora, naucivse mne bubnovati
ma bochn1cku komisarku. Ire
tim rokem jsem Sc stall prapor-
MIN bubenfkem S hodnost1 de-
satnika a ucil jsem tomu bub-
novanf novacky, kterf Sc NELL
staff tambory u setnin. Potion
.jsem zGstal ma vojne dobrovol-
ne a kdyz u jedne setniny UNI
rel 1cetnf sikovatel, nastoupil
.jsem ma jeho m1sto, protoze u
celeho pluku nebylo nikoho,
kdo by Sc v pere vyznal lepe
nez ia. To bylo stestf. Vidte?
No, vidite, dnes jsem 1cetn1m
setnlkem. Kdyz jsem to EMO
hi ia, byl by div, abyste to ne
dokazal Wy Sc svym vzdela-
n1m."
Semovsky uz jen horel.
echo je k tomu zapotrebi,
pane setnfku?" tazal Sc zata-
jenym dechem.
mic, nez oznamiti mi, re sc
prihlasujete do prakce 1cetnf-
no porucfka a ia to oznam1m
intendanci."
Semovsky Sc chv1li rozmy.
slel.
"Tedy bych O to prosil," re.
XII nahle rozhodnuty.
Cobra! Hned dnes to ozna.
min. Do roka budete poruc1
kem!" Setnik podal Semov.
skemu ruku, coz vypadalo sko.
70 tax, jakoby mu tn hodnost
zarucoval. Semovsky vratil Sc
k svemu stolu v radostne nala
de. Rdzove nadeje vykl1cily
v jeho dust. Poruc1kem! To je
piece neco jineho nez poduci
telem ma capable vsi nebo v ia
kovem malem hnfzde, jake by
10 ZaboT1! Ale ~pojednou MI
do te radosti skanula kapks
pelynku podobe dzkostlivt
myslenky: "Jen jestli MI d.
toho zas neco nevleze!" AL
hned tn mucivou myslenku "a
puzoval: "Tohle Sc mi jiste pc
dar1. NemGze to zmariti an
nemoc, protoze postup ma VOL
ne bere Sc Poole urcitych pret
pis6."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

vim, to bych YAM musel zaka-
zati. To Sc napise do novin,
jak to chodl u setniny, kazda
malickost Sc prekroutf, mluvl
sc O tyranf vojfn1 a nen1 to
pravda a pax jsou z toho ne
pr1jemnosti. Takoveho nep1-
sete nic?"
"Ne, pane setniku, ma mou
cest. Nestaram Sc o CHI yale
zitosti, mann dost starostl Sc
svymi vlastnfmi. Psi jen be-
letrii."
"Nemecky?"
"Ne, cesky, pane setnfku."
IA proc nepisete nemecky?
Mel byste vetsf contingent cte-
nar1."
pane setniku, vzdyt ia jsem
Cech."
"cech!" Setnfk vypukl v
smfch. "Jste podivny patron,
ale poctivy! Vfme! Takovy
fisimatent!"
Setn1k sc zasmal svemu W.
znamu a sikovatele oba prizvu
kovali, &C nechapali.
"Odstoupit!"
Tyden pc teto rozmluve roz-
nemohl sc ucetn1 sikovatel a
setnfk Ease volal Semovskeho
do kancelafe.
"Semovsky! Ucetnf sikova-
tel odesel do nemocnice. Do
vedl byste vesti manipulate set
niny?"
"Kdyz to dovedl pan sikova-
tel, mysl1m, re to dovedu ia
ke."
Setnfk vytrestil oci. Odpo-
we'd nebyla Size smela, ale v
ovzdusf kasarenske kane tro-
chu neobvykla.
"Tak tn hned zGstante a
hled'te sc do toho zapracova-
til" rekl setn1k.
Semovsky ted vedl 1cty set
niny.
Ale jen nekolik tydnd. Po-
tom no setnik v kancelari OSLO
vii: "Poslyste, Semovsky! V
dcetnf kancelaTi byl zamest-
nan desatnik, ale zproneveril
tam penfze a vyskocil oknem z
tretfho patra a zabil Sc ma
dlazb6 ulice. VCera Sc pan
plukovnfk ptal, u ktere setni-
ny je naprosto spolehlivy pod
d6stojn1k a ia jsem Sc pfihla-
sill. V1te, byl jsem z dvanacti
setn1kG sam. A myslil jsem ma
vas. Tedy 81 to rozmyslete
Penfze celeho pluku p1jdou
vaSimi rukama."
"Poslusne pros1m, pane set
n1ku, budu m1ti stale ma pane
tt, re jsou to pen1ze pluku a ne
"Tedy byste tam Sci? Menu
tim vas"
"Pan setnik Tekl, re takovG-
no spolehliveho cloveka u sve
setniny ma a ia sc muslin pri.
ciniti o ddkaz, re pan setnlk
nelhal."
"Tedy tolik YAM ma mne "a
:lezf?"
"Ano, pane setn1ku, dany
slib Sc must vyplniti a dGstoj-
n1kovo slovo je piece povazo-
vano "a cestne slovo."
"Jsem ma vas hrdy. Jdete
tedyi Budete m1ti snazsl sluz-
blu a ia dokazi plukovnikovi
re u pate setniny nam nejlep.
Isl lidi."
Nasleduj1c1ho dine stale Y
plukovnfm rozkaze, re desat.
mix Semovsky je jake ucetn:
podd1stojn1k pridelen 1cetn:
kancelafi pluku. Semovsky sc
pfestehoval z invalidovny dc
karl1nskych kasaren a prihla.
sill Sc v 1cetnl kancelari. Ucet
nj setnik tn jeste nebyl, Semo1
sky Sc tedy prihlasil u sikova.
tele, ktery tn sedel jeste s dive.
ma p1saTi. Vsichni divali Sc
ma Semovskeho jaksi S patra.
"Nebudu zde asi miti ma ri.
z1ch ustlano," pomyslil 81 ma;
hrdina. Ukazali mu ma prazd
ne m1sto u stolu a sikovate
, pfidelil mu hned nejakou pra
CT. Okolo devate prisel do kan
celafe 1cetn1 setn1k, starry pan
Sc slusnym bT1skem a dobrac
kou tvaf1. Prohledl 81 praci
kterou Semovsky prave dokon
Gil a vyhrnul sedive oboci de
vyse.
! "Vy uz jste byl nekde V &c
tarne zamestnan?"
"Nikoliv, pane setnfku. By
Ijsem Cd hubby prelozen k pa
tie setnine a tn jsem kratce "a
staval onemocneleho 1cetniht
ISikOvatele."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

A tn nastal Ease vyslech:
jak sc dostal ma vojnu, proc
byl prelozen cd hubby, a Sc
movsky odpov1dal die pravdy.
Tvare ostatnfch p1saru Sc pro-
dlouzily. Maturitu nemel z
mich nikdo, pan setn1k take ne.
sikovatel mel obchodnf skolu
a byval kontoaristou v obcho-
de, oba ostatni byli remesln1-
ky, ale dali je sem cd setnin,
re NELL oba mestanskou skolu
a pekny rukopis. Cd tech dob
pohlizeli vsichni ma Semovske-
no s jakousi 1ctou.
"Uvedl jsem Sc tedy dobre,"
liboval 81 Semovsky. Nasledu-
jfcfho mesice stale v plukov-
MIN rozkaze, re pata setnina
povysuje desatnlka Semovske-
no ma cetare. Tret1ho dine pc
SVEN povysenf dostal Semov-
sky sluzebni lfstek, re ma pri-
It'll k setnine, ably 81 odbyl po-
Winnie cvicenf We stfelbe k ter
ci.
Strflel dobTe a vdecne vzpo-
minal pri tom ma adjunkta Rez
neho, ktery mu ma cekanf vpra
voval prvn1 pocatky stfelecke-
no umeni. Semovsky udelal
tolik tref, Re Sc hned pri PRIV
MIN cvicen1 vystTflel ma strelce
a mel pravo nositi ma blGze
cervenou snGru.
"Semovsky, Wy jste We vsem
dokonaly!" Tekl setn1k pristou
piv k nemu a poloziv mu ruku
ma rameno.
"cinfm jen, co umim, pane
setn1ku."
"Jak Sc YAM darf v kancela-
ri?"
"Dobfe."
"Pan setnfk je S vami spoke
jen?"
"Myslim. Doposud mi mic
nevytkl."
"To sc div1m. Ma mensi
vzdelanf a tact Tide jsou neddt-
klivi. Ale test mne to. P1sete
jester"
"Ano, pane setniku. Nam k
tomu ted dosti casu."
"A stale cesky?"
"Ano, pane setn1ku."
"A kdy zacnete psati ne
mecky?"
Semovsky Sc usmal: "Asi nj
kdy, pane setn1ku."
Setnik zvaznel pojednou.
"Rad1m YAM! Piste nemecky
Budou vase prace vic vazene a
vyhledavane. Takhle utonete.
Cechd je malo a kazdy desatJ
je spisovatelem. Kdo jejich
prace CITE? Par slecinek We
meste a ma venkove nikdo."
"Nebaz1m pc slave" rex
Semovsky S uzardelou tvarf
"P1si, abych v1bec neco delal
kdyz nam volno."
"No, to je take zabava. Lep.
81 nez tanec, chlast nebo kar.
ty."
Semovsky Sc vratil re stTel
nice do kasaren.
Starry dcetni setnfk nejak s
Semovskeho obl1bil. S kazdou
novou praci prisel k nemu &
nikoliv k sikovateli. Ostatn.
pfsari zahy ma to zvykli, UNA
vajice to "a samozTejme, kdy5
mel Semovsky vets1 vzdelan
nez oni. Sikovatel nemohl 81
uz dockati, az mu vojenskt
sluzba uplyne, ably Sc mob
vratiti do obchodu. Tusil, II
ISemovsky Dude jeho nastup
Gem. Stale Sc tax skutecne
sikovatel, ktery pred trent lie
ty nastoupil sluzbu hned pc OF
vodu, doslouzil ma jafe, Sc
movsky byl povysen ma sikova
tele a setnfk mu oznamil, Z,
must pfevZlti vedenl kancela
Ire. Soucasne byl opet pTelo
zen k hudbe, protoze sikovate
dcetn1 kancelare nalezel k Sta
bu a musel soucasne vesti TAX
manipulate pro hudbu.
Jednoho dine mel Semovsk,
co ciniti u setn1ka, ktery me
sv1j psacf still We vedlejs1n
pokoji a tn no setn1k z nena
dan1 oslovil.
"Semovsky, kdyz jste Sci n;
vojnu dobrovolne, proc Sc ne
snaz1te o dals1 postup?"
Semovsky pohledl ma stare
no pana udivene. Piece w
nez ma sikovatele postoupit
nemohl! Starry pan byval ne
kdy dobre nalade a rad 81 "a
zertoval. Ia takovy zert po
vazoval ted Semovsky jeho O
tazku. Ale tvar setn1kova by
la wanna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
TRIPLE
REVMATICKYMI
BOLESTMI?

Pc celodenn1 domacf praci
bodaj1 vas bolestne revmaticke
bolesti v unavenych kloubech
a svalech? Jsou vase ruce, "a
da a nohy tax unavene, re by
ste mohla stenati?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Nyn1 Sc YAM MIize
Dostati Vftane Ulevy!

Tisfc1m unavenych hospo-
dyn dostalo sc velice v1tane
1levy jednoduse tfen1m Ora.
Petra Lecivym Olejem Lini-
mentem. Jeho ulevuj1c1, mir
nfcf 1cinek jest rychle poc1ten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

Kratky cas- 20 te prislo W.
rizeni pro Semovskeho pr1zni-
We. Pc sest mes1cG odbyval 81
praksi v rdznych vojenskych
dstavech: ma jeneraln1m veil
telstvi, u m1stniho velitesltv1,
v nemocnici atd. V nemocnici
zastihl jeste Matejku. Cetaf
mel velikou radost a caste O.
pakoval: "Kdo by 81 byl po-
myslil, re budete nekdy pra-
covati nas1 kancelafi! Vsak
jsem 81 dial tehdy zalezeti, a.
byste sc uzdravil = jake bych
to byl vedel. Ale vsichni ten
KRAFT o vas stall. skoda, re pan
stabsky je uz v pensi, ten by
mel radost."
Pc sesti mesicich vratil Sc
Semovsky do kancelafe sveho
pluku.
"A ted jen cekejte, az prij-
de ma vas fada v postupu," re
XII mu setn1k, nanejvys spoke
jeny, re Semovsky praksi Cd
byl 81 S velmi dobrym prospe-
chem.
Minul druhy rok sluzby Sc
movskeho, ale poruclkem jme-
novan nebyl.
"Je asi mnoho cekateld pred
vami," vysvetloval mu setn1k
"Vite, je to tax! Ucetnl poru-
elk je u kazdeho pluku jen je-
den, u nektereho nen1. Jake U
naseho pluku. Kde je dostt
schopnych podddstojn1kG, tam
porucfka nedaj1. setT1 Sc. A.
lie tretim rokem Sc jiste docka-
tie a dali vas potion nekam dc
Halice nebo do Uher."
ITO by mi bylo jedno," rex.
Semovsky.
Ale nedockal Sc ami tretfn
rokem. Kdyz doba jeho sluz.
by dochazela, setn1k caste na
neho pohlfzel starostlive. A
jednou sc konecne zm1nil O to
CO mu v posledn1 dobe starost
p1sobilo. "Tak jak, Semov'
sky? Z1stanete tn pres cas-?
Rad bych vas tn podrzel."
Ale Semovsky byl uz dels:
dobu rozhodnut. "Nebudu &C.
kati, pane setniku. Mohlo by
sc to protahnouti ma kolik let
Vratim Sc k ucitelstvl."
A jednoho dine odjlzdel Sc.
movsky v obcanskem odevu z
Prahy. V dust jen jedinou my
slenku: "Jsem svoboden! Pc
trech letech opet svoboden!"
"A vratfs sc do skoly, vid
Jarmilku?" vftala no doma
matka.
"Vratfm, mani! Proto jsem
odesel z vojny."
(Pokracovanf.)
Evening star., 1937-03-21
HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN white, desiring good home near
by Md; care of children. one school age
mother employed; salary, S5 per wk.; ref
erences. Address Box 162K, Star Office.
WOMAN, white, general housework, good
cook; healthy cheerful; for family 3
adults; no laundry; stay nights; salary,
$40 Wk. Apply Apt. 521. the Rroadmoor
Monday only. 10-l2 noon.
WOMAN, experienced for gh.w., between
80 and 40; stay nights references. 460l
nth st NV.
WOMAN white. care infant. light house
work nice home; employed couple. Phone
Berwyn l72-M
WOMAN. white or coored, living vicinity
Bethesda. general houSework cook and
serve dinner; in family; hours 3 to z
or TO 5; refs. Wisconsin 6OG6-W.
YOUNG COUPLE desire middle aged, un-
encumbeied. white housekeeeper to cook
and care for baby: new house. modern
kitchen; $50 month, room and board;
stay nights, Bethesda, Md. references.
Call Paul Gardner. Met. 22773, Monday
between | and 4.
YOUNG LADY (whiteD settled not over
80; care for apt; room, board, small
salary. Columbia O6Sg
Evening star., 1937-03-21

GIRL. white. clean capable not over 30:
10 care for two small children and assist
WITH work in apartment Address Box
243,k. Star Office giving age general
oualhcatlonS. references and salary ex-
Evening star., 1937-03-21

GIRL, white. care for small apartment.
l child; stay nights. Call Col. 461O-J
GIRL. white for general houseWork. care
OF > children: no cooking; stay nights
sood salary. Shepherd l413 S511 Cedar
st. Silver Spring Md
Evening star., 1937-03-21

MILLINERY COPYIST.
Experienced. Apply 1865 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
TWO WOMEN

OF refinement, over 20, with basiness abil-
lty to be trained as professional cor
Setleres, willing to learn our business; ex-
penSe money paid while learning Call
Monday, to II 80, Charts Shop, 1435 G
Evening star., 1937-03-21

BEAUTY OPERATOR-Mustb be expert, all
round operator. Phone Cleveland 5000
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ETRoIT-.LEAV1NG NEXT THURSDAY.
Teit}uLrnlng re di., IoHoWlng Tuesday Emerson
VI evenings between : and 5.
WILL GO ANYWHERE: NEW PONTIAC
coach; reasonable rates passengers IN
Sured. For more information. call Col. s64@.
COUPLE CONTEMPLATING go DAY
ing sedan expert driver: would like > per-
sons help share expenses. Georgia S1l3
SYRACUSE s5Ia "a USE, n. Y..-CHEy. COUPE: SIN
Sc S6 FQGea Mef tgIP toT gtte2 or persons March
sre cs Adams Marsh ao5 e. De
AzALEA GARDENS. CHARLESTON. S. C,
SUBSCRIPTION. Phone Emerson 7l24. 21'
DRYING TO HARTFORD. CONN. ON
-, ~ OGIqSmohiie sedan. Gilbert st, Cot
WAIT WANTEDm3 2; Z. PASSENGERS TO MIAMI
Nstions aS 2,H, a492. Apt n9 Cos S'000'eFS Phone
DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO THURS.
Pbone PPb MaTG9 IinEal,, "a can take passengers
DRIVING SOUTHERN ROUTE Los AN
geles, Oldsmobile. sedan: careful driver:
paSSengeTS desired rateS reasonable. leav-
inG Monday Shepherd 25S2-M
CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO PERSONS IN
private car Tor nolhts In Texas and Mexico
CITY at very low rate Leaving Washington
Ma Marsh Edno;ta - - Telephone MR.. HAMILTON
L<Hi En-! C4NNED DRIVER VIII II NEW CAR
Will make any worth while trip; reference
Rates as low as lc mile. Potomac 3O5O.
TRAILER FOR RENT BY WEEK OR
month low rates. Covered Wagon 1885
model. TeleDhone Walnut @374
YOUNG MAN DRIVING TO ATLANTA
Wed. Or Thurs: can accommodate > or 8
MIR. FOSTER, Cleveland 1873
FLORIDA SIGHT SEEING TOUR TEN
DAYS, Miami. St Petersburg interior: Ic
mI:e 1887 Plymouth; references Adams
=
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES MARCH 30
Two passengers, RALPH BYXBEE. North
10000. Branch rs.
ATLANTA-l937 sTUDEBAKER SEDAN
leaving Thurs. returning Sun. accommo-
date two. Met. 1887. JACK FRESHOUP, or
"a 80 week days District 012?
ATLANTIC CITY FOR EAsTER-LEAVE
next Sat. return Sun; Buick sedan: re-
liable driver. North 6272
LOS ANGELES WEDNESDAY. SOUTHERN
route will take three passengers; reason
able rate. Phone Walnut 6S27 Monday.
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES CALF.
week March 81; Will take ! or > people;
references; new Oldsmoblle sedan. North
Evening star., 1937-03-21

COOK and nursemaid. experienced. refer
ences. Apply between > and Sunday.
lA4H keNvCn 81 AMI RI
Evening star., 1937-03-21

COOK-HOUSEKEEPER for two adults:
eXperienced must have city reference
14l2 Spring rd. NV
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ASSISTANT. young. desires business con-
nection where responsibility can be placed;
II years business experience. Address
Box 56-M. Star ofhce.
ASST. in cafeteria or restaurant; Lewis
Hotel Training School grad; successfully
ran own coffee shop: stenographer. Ma
tional 9216, Branch 4O4
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Expett all around;
none other need apply Boobies Beauty
Shop, 2S23 14th st. NV.
COMPANION to elderly lady: widow. re-
fined. unencumbered. Adams $500.
DRESSMAKING and remodeling dresses;
made IN the latest style work neatly fin-
ished: experienced. North O741-W.
EXPERT research. history social sciences;
M. A. Phi. D. also writing, tutoring Ad-
dress Box 239-M. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
TWO WOMEN

over % to fill vacancies with nationals
known grocery company; good appearance
and reference required. willing to work
for steady income; experience not neceS-
sary. WE TRAIN YOU. Apply 9 to Il
q m. 5l3 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
VACANCY MARCH %


Woman, 26-42. Permanent work leading
to executive position in educational dept,
national organization. Must be able to meet
people easily and assume responsibility.
Teaching exp. an advantage. No applicants
considered unless backed by sincerity OF
purpose and need TO earn money. Write full
details and phone number for personal
interview. Address Box 4S5-H Star office.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
PERSONAL.

CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 10 YRS. CAN BE
happy at Temple School Manassas, Va 2S
miles from WASHINGTON Nursery school
through grades, music, dancing Special
rates Tor 5-day or YEAR around pupils
Phone ManaSsas r.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
HELP DOMESTIC,

COLORED-For part-time work; Brent
WOOD vicinity preferred, Call Greenwood
o:}S5-J
Evening star., 1937-03-21

CHAUFFEUR houSeman. drive part time
or work Of any kind. ref. 2410 Ontario
I'd. Il. W. Apt. ! Roy
Evening star., 1937-03-21

YOUNG LADY, typlst and switchboard
operator; state age and qualifications. Ad-
dress Box l22-M, Star Office
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN for ghw; no
cooking, good reference; home nights; S25
month, 23UO 10th NV
Evening star., 1937-03-21
HELP WOMEN.
LADIES T

To assist in extensive local campaign;
must be refined type and pleasant appear
ance; permanent work for two who quail
fy; apply in person. 1895 Georgia ave
n W. Mon. or tues. bet. 9 and 10 D m only
Evening star., 1937-03-21

CHAUFFEUR with Packard limousine
wants position as chauffeur with salary;
very attractive proposition. Georgia 352l
C WAlker ol
Evening star., 1937-03-21
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

COLORED GIRL wants Job as maid.
North 1865 or call 1889 st. Apply until
We6nasIay
Evening star., 1937-03-21

WOMAN, colored for general housework:
ood reference. 1900 10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE. young, colored, as maid and
houseman, VIII consider separate WoTA.
reference. Columbia lO2Gl
COUPLE young, colored want work In
priv home or small ooardlnG house, wife
Is Is sooa coQt capable 0! planning meal
Thurs. and Sun afternoons of; no chill
dren. Atlantic 6l3S-W
YOUNG COUPLE colored want work
cook maid chauffeur, butler. Decatu.
2Ul9. Jas. Holms.
GOVT EMP AND WIFE. white will take
care apt. blds. or roomlna house; EXCHANGE
quarters good refettlces. Address Box
2l'l-M, Star of'ce.
COUPLE. reliable white as caretaker or
position of trust. exp upkeep of property
care OF grounds; careful driver; maid serv-
ice exp. care OF children: excellent refer
ences. towr or country. Walnut S967.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, French italian,
honest, reliable. sober single; capable
take charge household experienced.
Marcel. Metropolitan 626l.
CHEFS. Chinese and Filipino. want posi-
ton: clubs boarding house; both s yrs.
experience. Address Box 1S3M Star ONCE
Evening star., 1937-03-21
CALVERT PERSONNEL, co
BEAUTY PARLOpS.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Ledendecker 3O25 st NV West ll2O
Evening star., 1937-03-21
PERSONAL.
lro-tsvSu>A

ationsi coats made and refined; reason
able; fine work. Address Box 160-M. Star
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Evening star., 1937-04-28
BYRD J0|NSH HONOR
TODR. T.C.POULTER
Geographic Society Gather
Ing Told Antarctic Data
Will Fill IL Volumes.

Scientific results of the 1933-1935
Byrd Antarctic expedition will fin IL
''eood-sied" volumes and will include
valuable contributions to % branches
OF science, it was revealed yesterday
by Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd in
connection with the presentation of
a National Geographic Society medal
TO DR.. Thomas C. Poulter, senior
scientist and second in command Of
the expedition. The presentation
WAS made at q luncheon yesterday
At society headquarters.
DR.. Poulter, Byrd said, still is work
ing day and night on the results Of
studies ade in the Antarctic. The
about Of the % sciences represented
in the studies.
DR.. Poulter, director of the Armour
Institute Of Technology, Chicago, re-
ceived a special gold medal of the
society awarded "in recognition Of his
important explorations and achieve
ments and his technical researches as
second in command of the Byrd An
tarctic expedition of l933-1935."
Zone Of the Foremost"
IN presenting the medal. DR.. Gill
bert Grosvenor Characterized DR. Poul-
ter As "one OF the oremost scientists
Ind moSt courageous and competent
explorers Of America" His efforts
in Antarctica, Dr. Grosvenor said,
resulted in outstanding discoveries
in many fields of investigation in
the physical sciences"
ITO me-" DR.. Grosvenor said, "one
OF the most dramatic incidents OF
the Byrd expedition was DR.. Poul-
tar'S dash with two companions by
tractor across 123 miles of ice in the
darkness of the Antarctic Winter to
the advance weather base where Ad-
miral Byrd had arooned himself for
months to mae weather observations.
Surprise ef Expedition.
Poulter said in receiving the medal
that the discovery OF Byrd's critical
condition at the time Of his rescue
WAS on Of the surprises Of the ex-
pedition, so we'll had the adiral con-
cealed his illness from expedition
members. Byrd confessed to his
hearers that for two months he had
been unable to move
Byrd testified that without Poul-
tiers aid the expedition would have
been impossible. He also paid high
tribute to William C. Haines, Weather
Bureau meteorologist, now in charge
OF the Weather Bureau station al
Washington Airport, who was CHIEF
meteorologist for the expedition
Halnes. who was present at the cere-
mony, now Is engaged with five other
scientists in preparation OF the me-
teorological report Of the expedition
The results of studies of mteorite;
Evening star., 1937-04-28

passed unanimously by both houses Of
the Legislature to outlaw heart balm"
actions and civil suits arising from
seduction Of females Of any age.
The new law also prohibits the
naming Of correspondents in divorce or
marriage annulment actions.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

That's the end Of the gold-digger
in Colorado courts said Represent
ative Eudochia Bell Smith, middle
aged Denver woman legislator who
sponsored the measure, when she WAS
informed Of the governors action.
Evening star., 1937-04-28
"BALM" SUITS BANNED

DENVER, April 28 (P.-A ban on
breach Of promise and alienation OF
affections suits became law in Colo
RADIO last night.
Gov. Teller Ammonz signed \ bill
Evening star., 1937-04-28
Puerto Rican Rum Arrives.

NEW YORK, April % LP.-seven
Thousand cases Of Government house
rum from Puerto Rico, the first Of
flcial shipment under the Federal
rum"makinT program there, were un-
loaded yesterday in Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

Oakland Bay bridge March 70 As
stunt and suffered broken back, was
en- route to his st. Louis home today
Sharing a stateroom with him on
the train which left here Monday night
Evening star., 1937-04-28
INJURED STUNT DIVER
EN- ROUTE TO HIS HOME
Man Who Made 1SO-Foot Leap
in San Francisco Is
Recovering.

h the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 28.-Ray
Woods, professional diver who made q
1S0-foot leap from the San Francisco
Evening star., 1937-04-28

were his young wife, Bernice, and his
mother, Mrs. Bessie M. Woods.
The City and County Of San Fran
cisco footed the bills for transportation
and connected expenses.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

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