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Evening star., 1937-08-22
Major Events of Session
Tax Evasion, Railway Pension, $1,5OO,OOO, ,OOO
Relief Bill Among Important
Bills Passed.
Bills Passed.

! tary Melons gift Of $65 100000 art
collection to Nation accepted
April 8-Guf1ey-V -Vinson coal pro-
duction control measure enacted.
April 15-House passed anti-lynch-
ing law.
April 23-Hearings on Supreme
Court bill ended.
April 29-Neutrality bill approved
May 18-Senate Judiciary Commit
tee voted 10 to against Supreme
Court bill.
May 24-President recommended
enactment of minimum wages and
maximum hours law.
| June president asked Congress
to remedy defects in tax laws which
he said permitted evasions of taxes.
June 3-President asked for re-
gional and national planning along
lines OF T. " A.
June l4-Senate Judiciary report
| condemned Supreme Court bill as
futile and utterly dangerous aban-
donment of constitutional principles. -
June 23-Pension bill for railway
workers enacted
June 24-Nuisance taxes and g.
cent postage extended for two years
life OF Civilian Conservation Corps
extended for three years.
June 29-sl 500 100000 relief bill
approved Public Works Administra-
tion extended for two years.
July 6-Senate began debate Of
court bill
July l4-Senator Joseph T. Robin
son. Democrat, of Arkansas, major
ity leader, died.
July l5-Bill authorizing three-year
expenditure of $85, 100000 to help ten
ant farmers acquire own farms
enacted
July 2l-Senator Alben W. Barkley,
Democrat, of Kentucky elected ma
jority leader.
July 22-Senate voted to recommit
Supreme Court bill to Judiciary
Committee.
July 31-Senate passed wage hour
bill.
August 5-House passed sugar con-
troll bill.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
MANY JUNKETS
FOR LEGISLATORS
Trips to Hawaii, Puerto
Rico, Paris and The
Hague Arranged.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Seventy-f1fth Congress ar
ranged for lot of its members to go
places. A variety of miSsions-critics
termed some Of them "junkets
take legislators to Hawaii, Puerto
Rico, Paris and The Hague.
Expenses Of many OF these itinerant
legislators will be betrayed by the
Government. At least $232, 90 has been
appropriated for the activities.
One of the most pretentious sur
veys' will take "a Senators and Rep
resentatives-and their wives-to
Hawaii on 28-day study of the ques-
ton of statehood for the islands and
other matters. However, the terri
torial Legislature pays the bills in this
instance
Delegate King of Hawaii, who en-
gineered the trip. says it is reviving
AN old Hawaiian custom" whereby
members OF Congress were afforded an
opportunity for hrst-hand informa-
ton about the territory for which
they have to legislate.
Members of both House and Senate
Agriculture Committees are going back
to the graS-roots to holu hearings in
an effort to draft satisfactory leg
islative farm program.
Other committee investigations
scheduled include one by the House
Veterans Committee to inspect vet
erans' hospitals and homes at 4 cost
limited to $4,000; another by the
House Judiciary Committee to study
operation of lower Federal courts and
one by House Ways and Means Sub
committee to hold hearings in the
District of Columbia or elsewhere on
internal revenue taxation.
The House also provided $4,000 for
members of the Interparliamentary
Union to attend sessions of that body
at Paris next month.
Frequently, legislators pay their own
expenses on such trips, but often the
expenses are covered by inconspicuous
provisions in appropriation bills for
examination Of estimates in the
field
whenever you see an item like
that" said one influential member Of
the House Appropriations Commit
tee, that means = junket."
Evening star., 1937-08-22

The Congress: Passed bill closing
major loopholes.
The President: Recommended help
ng farm tenants to become farm
owners.
The Congress: Authorized $685.
10000 three-year program.
The President: Asked discretionary
powers concerning American neu-
trality policy.
The Congress: Enacted legislation
granting slightly less discretion than
requested
The President: Asked that Civilian
Conservation Corps be made perman-
INT Government agency.
The Congress: Extended corps life
.or three years.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
THOMAS EARL CROSON

Funeral services for Thomas Earl
Croson, engine dispatcher at the
Washington Terminal for the last 80
years, who died Thursday in a local
hospital after short illness, were held
yesterday afternoon in the S. H. Hines
funeral parlor, 2901 Fourteenth street.
Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery.
A native Of Alexandria, Mr.. Croson
lived at 533 Third street northeast.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
BARKLEY GOING ABROAD
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senate Majority Leader Barkley an
nounced last night he would leave
Wednesday with five of his colleagues
for Paris to attend a conference :. Of
the 1nterparliamentary Union.
He will be accompanied by Senator'S
Byrnes, Democrat, OF South Carolina !;
Thomas, Democrat, of Utah; Minton,
Democrat, Of Indiana; La Toilette,
Progressive, of Wisconsin, and White,
Republican, of Maine.
Barkley said the conference would
discuss the basic problems of par
Gamentary government"
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Plan Moonlight Cruise.

A three-hour moonlight cruise for
the Public Works Administration Rec
reation Association is scheduled for
$50 pm. tomorrow aboard the steam
er City Of Washington. Dancing and
refreshments are featured on the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
7,725 CONFIRMED

Senate Approved That Number
Out of 1880 Sent by President.
The Senate confirmed 7,725 nomi-
nations out of 1850 sent to 1t by
President Roosevelt during the ses-
sion just ended. 81"
Twenty treaties were ratified dur
ing the same period.
No action was taken on u nomina-
tions, IA were withdrawn by the
President and the Senate rejected 9
Evening star., 1937-08-22
Thrown Into House.

Crashing into pavement in Jo-
hannesburg, South Africa, a cyclist
was thrown through the window of a
house and landed in a bed room.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate.
1854 Gales Street NE.
705 18th Street Sc.
707 18th Street Sc.
us 18th Street Sc.

BY virtue Of an order Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in re H; r. Howenstei1
trustee will sell by public auction II front
Of the respective premises on MONDAY
The Ar F1fgH TaREE4H1RTY P4K 0 6eE9dk PM
by By i9i m feet 5'eS deep to Graceiand eel nd coGrt. %
dRens Ny 1854 Gaes aaa sea e PG3
tanning six rooms and bath. front and
two-story rear porches. h.-w.h., metal
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
Lot 81 in Square 1892, 1875 feet front by
81 feet deep to a. l6-toot alley. improved
So SS5 PIN ahq stqeet feaf se V eontanins SIX
rooms, fun tile bath with built5in tub.
fSsed Sa sRe and sbsG on fs5 second oor
~h iMMEptxTEEY PSilaizf tEaFffEfY THEREAFTER
proved BY txo-story and cellar brick
dwelling No. 707 18th street Sc. con-
in tub front and tw9-story rear pOFSches SAna
h'-"'hf fMMEbiArEI9 RHal5iiR faTaFf: THEREAFTER
Lot SO in Square 1902. rs feet front
by 100 feet deep to a l6-foot alley; inn
proved BY, two-story. and cellar brick
tanning six rooms and full tile bath with
6oIrbt9 4sosfd 5T1 front and second
floor. h.-w. h. built-in garage
Terms of Sale: Cash. A deposit OF
$500 on each property REQUIRED of pUr-
chaser at sale. Examination of title. con-
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser Terms
to be complied with within 80 DAYS
from day Of sale. otherwise trustee re-
serves the right to resell property at
after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D c. or jeposit may be
forfeited or without forfeiting oeposit
trustee may avail himself OF any legal
or equitable rights against detaultiEg pur-
chaser. JOHN A. REILLY, Trustee.
1881 @ Street NV.
H. wINSHIP WHEATLEY,
Attorney for Trustee
100 Vermont Ave. NV.
j81 6. .d&dhsexSu
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

VI1O1I1NJI11N N111lDENO,
THE CHEVY CHASE OF NE"
Six large rooms, 2H2 baths, recreat ton
room; large lot, detached garage. Reason
able price and terms.
4453 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Open Daily to g PM
"Carefree Comfort With Modern
Gas Appliances"
Tolson. Kemp & Nix Owners and Builders
LOUIS H. HALL. REALTOR.
1904 Gath st. NE Potomac 602l.
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NEW CORNER BRICK.
REMARKABLE VALUE,

English type, center-hall plan; contains
6 rooms and . complete baths: coZy break
fast nook adjoins Modern Health Kitchen;
living room has open wood-burning nre-
place; attached garage; lot has frontage
Of lilo it., and beautifully Handicapped.
Every detail of construction was consid.
cred during the erection OF this house, ana
few of the important features included
are: Rock wool insulation, copper plumb
ing furred walls. variegated slate rooflng,
copper cutters and downspouts. oil burner:
weather stripping and copper screens. BE
SURE TO INSPECT this gorgeous home,
Evening star., 1937-01-27
Friday, February S, 1887
AT 2.3o O'CrOCK PM

Lot $50. square 431s; 50 feet front
mproyed By 2stGTy
trim tTSe' No sssi Myrtis % ave. n'e.. con-
bath with built-in tub and shower; hard
en- equipment. toilet in cellar. hot-water
heat. one-car frame garage. very
a''rsSSi!r Al THRHEAFfFTY nsHPslsE O'CLOCK PM,
by e6 feet deep to n 10-foot alley, inn
proved By 2,story and cellar brick DWELLING Z
tHSs tfi@ sser! sc 9a1e; Rear nf SoTsSss tSTst hoo!
water AT refseS FOURTEEN srs O'CLOCK PM.
Lot 81; square S5O2; 81 & feet ,i%ntvSg front Sy
so feet deep to q 2O;foot alley: improVeo %
l0o rooms ss and bath. THAI hardwood W doors and trim
2-story screened rear Dorches. hot-water
Aaas AT FogR-EoRTY;PIy1E o'cLocK. Pm;
BY rs ps7'o6 feet deep to a 24.6-ioot alley,
%eEHnsd aaens No. Sy a45s s'eTS sRa rd e
sanhinf snd Shower v oS HARDWOOD fioors and. trim
hot-weter heat. metal garage. Subject 70
covenants Of record. Note: This house
ratsG ana a ressIe Srdered By t Ae
Terms Of sale: Cash. A deposit OF
on each pE9pey 5eGuTsd If tts t
veyancinT, recording revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
Et9 T.nn 81 eays
the right to resell property at risk and
cost Of .defaultinR purchaser after five
some newspaper published in Washington.
D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited. or
without forfeiting deposit trustee may
avail himself Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
All sales subject to approval by the
JOHN A. REILLY Trustee
H. wINsHIP wHEATLEY.
Attorrnv for Trustee.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
3e23-d&dbs. exSu
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ZONED FOR FAMILIES
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DENTISTS OFFICE IN LARGE NEW
downtown apartment building containing
over $50 Housekeeping units; waiting room.
large operating room bath: excellent To-
cation: $40. Call Mr.. Hisle.
14th and K. CAFR1TZ. Dist 90S0.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

/ PERSONALLY PAY Cash FOR WASTE
tngton property, white or colored. brick
or frame. No commission charged. @. G.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. National 1882
quick settlement This ad is not for pur-
pose Of obtaining nstings E A. CARNEY.
Dist. 450S; eve. Georgia 5000. 1926 vt. ave.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR 10Th AND VARNUM
CTC nj Wy

Rarely does such an opportunity pre-
sent itself in this lovely section.
PRICED AT S9,950.
This thoroughly modern tapestry brick
home. 90 #. wide. 7 large rooms. tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower. beau
tiful kitchen with latest oxford kitchen
cabinets. covered front porch and glass
inclosed sleeping porch. attic, automatic
heat. 2-car garage and deep lot. This
house has lust been reconditioned through
out and the price makes 1t an outstanding
ment to inspect call MR.. APPEL. Sterling
Evening star., 1937-01-27
I GO HOME-SHOPPING

For you and when find one such as this
stop to tell you about 1t. Located IN the
finest section of Chevy Chase. D. Q;
French farmhouse design. all brick. colored
slate roof. Three large bed rooms; baths
The entrance hall is lovely. Lot 6Oxl25,
beautiful oak trees and lovely garden
adds to the unusual architecture in this
beauty. architecture. design and comfort
you must see this home; OF course. the
construction is the best. Call Emerson
5O43 after s.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
Thursday, February d. 1919

Co.. Bankrupt No. 31s4. the undersigned
trustee will sell by public auction in from:
1f the respective premises on
Thursday, February 4, 1887
AT .THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
Part OF lot (now tax lot S2S). square
1000; 14;7S feet front by an average
depth Of 500 feet to a 2s-foot alley. i'm
st. Sc. rooms and bath. Arcola heat.
AT THREE EE-FoRTY-FTVE O'CLOCK PM.
Lot 2s. square 1916: 1917 feet front
1850 st. Sc. containing 8 rooms and
bath. Arcola heat. 2-story rear porch in
closed on first floor. 2-car metal garage.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
100 feet deep to 1O-foot alley. improved
by 2-story brick dwelling. No. 1918 C
st. Sc; containing 8 rooms and bath.
Arcola heat. 2-story rear screened porches.
AT AT FoUE;rFT1EEN R1l1i 1ssS 0cLocK 9.s Pm; -
approximately 115 feet deep to a 10
2-family fats. No. 309 10th st. ne. each
moor having rooms and bath; 2-story
rear porchss. hot-water heat.
AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm.
proved by 2-story and cellar stucco-on-
brick dwelling, No. 1117 9TH st. ne.
containing rooms and bath. 2-story
screened FIrp rear porShss 2-car metsl sarge
Lot 942. SQUARE 466o; 1s. 6f @ feet front by By
81 feet deep to 16-foot alley. improved
by 2-story and cellar brick dwelling. No.
l2lS owen place ne. containing rooms.
built-in tiled bath; 2;story rear porches.
built-in garage. Subject to covenants Of
Evening star., 1937-01-27

S7.o60-SMART NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
in excellent NV. community, con-
Eee1sn' full IL eassasns sss.seafa AND .s5ss s
see sss It hesi at onee. aSso'u'ss Natl l4sS Til
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID. NV, WEST
hot water heat and all modern improve
ments: front and inclosed rear porches:
in new-house condition; very convenient
esu4aSes vaean pRc oS%
BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL 9300; EVE
MING PHONE; CALL MR.. FISCHER
I HAVE A NEW FULLY pET1AcHED.
ana transportation. in a northwest com
munity OF detached homes; the e. master na',e
is furred. Insulated. weather stripped;
automatic heat, modern kitchen; large y Gov
CHEVY CHASE. MD,
oliver st. near G. G; Circle-Handsome
home, in this exclusive section Can be
brances. For or Inspection inspect cali N --''-'
W. H WALKER.
734 18th st. NV. Natl. 1880.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Sell on Terms or Trade.
Just s, q lovely He@s; HomeSsee % Il.
541s BLAIR RID
Cat Kennedy St.
"Carefree Comfort With Modern Gas
Appliances"
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
Owners and Builders.
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
BUNGALOW
CHERRYDALE, VA
4002 20TH ROAD. NORTH.
Large. roomy rooms. detached garage;
only block and a half from Lee Highway.
Close to stores. etc.
PRICED AT $3.50.
Convenient terms.
MOSS REALTY CO.
EVE r. SUN. sHEP. 3742.
S4.75O-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS. SIT
uated on lots 60xl10 feet, in beautiful
Seven Oaks, Md. near the. Indian
from transportation. Five rooms tile
erage: all improvements, including
Westinghouse Refrigeration and hot
water heat. TERMS AS LOW AS $500
CASH AND S45 PER MONTH
S5,950-SEMI-DETAC BRICK RESI-
DENCE IN BRIGHTWOOD, convenient
to stores. schools and transportation.
Six rooms. tile bath, hot-water heat.
electric refrigeration, enclosed sun
porch, built-in garage. Excellent value
SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
1905 H St NV National 234B.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

Located between Conn. ave and Brook
vile rd in exceptionally good section Of
Chevy Chase, extremely handy to stores,
command your immediate attention. Six
big bright rooms. fireplace. private side
perfect hardwood doors. buiit-in bath. day.
light cellar, in fact, home thoroughly
comfortable, complete and one you will be
proud to own. 1t has Just been recon-
ditioned like brand-new. Phone r. NJ.
HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868: evenings,
B to 9, call Adams 1858
Evening star., 1937-01-27
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT
STORES FOR SALE.

ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES. I1O4
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Call Decatur 5249 or
Wisconsin 5496. Store open from am
to z pm. daily.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
MARIETTA PARK.


57O7 3rd PL. NV.
Nearly new, 8 rooms. baths. recreation
room with fireplace built-in garage: gas
heat. Price and terms reasonable. open
LOUIS n. HALL,
1904 oath St NE. Potomac 6021.
FOR LARGE FAMILIES.
Imagine Buying
4-BED-ROOM DETACHED
House on 8 lots, in NEW-HOUSE cond:.
few min. from downtown. for only S7.9OO
Met. 4344 or clev. 0s26.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
In this new STONE and BRICK home at
S11 $50. Convenient to Transportation
and schools. In Chevy Chase. D. G.; con-
each bath between Q rooms: insulated
attic: den and lavatory on first floor: coy
breakfast room: the best buy in town. 10
3167 after p.m
Evening star., 1937-01-27
L. T, GRAVATTE,

EVESiNa v ESiN Sii PHONE. GSEoRGfA 4Ss7.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Compact Groom home. 2 rooms deep,
in excellent condition: living room. very
large dining room. pantry and large kitch,
en- with cleo REFRIGERATOR on first floor; 3
second floor: full basement. oil burner.
ward and brick garage. Occupied since new
by one family. Priced right at $3.50.
Evenings Mr. Burnside. Emerson 1924.
FRANK g PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411,
Evening star., 1937-01-27
EXPRESS Your Personality
in Your Own Home.

st transportation, near Conn ave. Con-
venient to schools. New, center entrance,
brick Colonial. Modern in every respect,
including automatic heat; rooms:
knotty pine den. finished attic and living
porch. Priced at S11,500 and may be
purchased with modest cash payment ana
monthly payments like rent For appoint
ment call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
18TH ST. HIGHLANDS.

S11,95O-Best value in this section: 23-
IT. 2-story- ry-and-cellar brick: rooms, .
baths. hot-water heat (oil burner. cleo.
screened. maids room in basement, large
attic. built-in garage. Attractive condition.
Worthy of immediate consideration.
T, IT GRAVATTE
Evening star., 1937-01-27
ONLY S4,975.

$3,o50-Jefferson st. NV. near Georgia
ave-: Groom brick. h.w.h.
a 950-Colonial brick. rooms. bath, b:
VIII. garage. Near Technical High
School.
S6.bOO-Tapestry brick. facing Soldiers
Home: 8 rooms bath, h.-w.h..
front and rear porches.
.95O-Near Soldiers Home: 6 rooms,
semi-detached brick. h.:w;h.. inst.
h.w.. gear garage; being re-
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
71S 5th st. NV. Metropolitan 540O.
cali Randolph $780, 8 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
BUYING
100&o Home Value

Represerts money intelligently spent and
Invested. Such q value is widows home
in best section Of Chevy Chase. D: c. Con-
tains rooms and 1Ha baths on frst moor;
huge rooms (could be used as bed roomsl /,
2ear bultsin garage The oESislnah Sa1nain cost
80 600. Small cash payment may be ar
ranged by a responsible purchaser and easy
monthly payments. Inspection py appoint
Decatur 1878.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.

7.95O-sMART NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
in excellent NV. community, con-
venient to everything: large
rooms, full basement and attic.
gas heat; absolutely bargain:
see 1t at once. Natl. 1439 It'll
Evening star., 1937-01-27
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME

pc, o,S0U-1 EfINWO.
large rooms, bath, large lot. garage.
You will never duplicate this value, and
to know the value see this home. Open
to 81 pm. daily. Care-free comfort with
modern gas appliances.
GIL COLUMBIA BLVD.
(Out Ga. ave. to $500 block. FIRST
block to right or phone for auto serviceD
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
9521 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 4456.
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM. A. wESCHLER. & SON. Auctioneers.
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate.
1852 Eleventh Street Sc;
1850 K Street Sc; 1918 c
Street Sc; 800 Tenth
Street NE; 1117 Seventh
Street NE; 1918 Owen
Place NE; 1881 Myrtle
Avenue NE; 2421 Third
Street NE; IL Evarts
Street NE; 2439 Tunlaw
Road NV
Evening star., 1937-01-27

Located in frst-class white residential
section: detached brick bldg, on large.
rents Gow). approx. $4,000 yearly: well
financed; can be sold on terms to show
large return on amount Of cash REQUIRED:
Call MR.. DREW. Met. 1927. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

BY virtue Of an order OF the District
Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict OF Columbia in re H. r. Howenstein
Co.. Bankrupt No. 31S4. the undersigned
trustee will sell by public auction in from:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12

Inspector hrbitova We Fo-
rest Hill, N. Y, E. w. Nut
chler, ztravil mnoho bezesnych
Ma hrbitove jsou vojen-
sk6 hroby ozdobene malymi
americkymi praporky. A ty
praporky stale nekdo kradl.
Ia kratko zmizelo S hrobI to-
lik praporkG, re sc hTbitovni
sprava rozhodla nahradit vsec-
ky novymi, ale ami ty nevydr-
zely. A Mutchler ztravil mno-
no noel u okna, vyhllzeje ulic-
Milky, jez povazoval "a pacha-
tele kradezf ma hrbitove. Ne
mel vsak 1spechu. AZ jednou
rano, kdyz pc probdele noci oh
chazel jeste hrbitov, srazil ma
hodou v1tr Sc stromu veverci
hn1zdo. Mutchler potion wy
bral vsechna vevercf hnizda a
tax vysvetlil hfbitovni krade-
re. Veverky 81 yystylaly pra-
porky hnfzda. Veverky z Fo-
rest Hill stouply pro svou zali-
blu V praporcfch s hvezdami a
pruhy We vaznosti obcann a in
spektor hfbitova We Forest Hill
NIUE Ease klidne spat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Koseraci drIbeze " Chicago
odhlasovali stavku.

V Chicago sdruzen1 Indepen-
dent Kosher Butchers odhlaso-
valo generalnf stavku. Mezi
zidovskymi fezn1ky a prodava-
ci dr1beze byla jiz dels1 dobu
vojna. Rezn1ci mali asi 500
koserakd a prodavaci drdbeze
PROFESSIONAL prot novemu "a
konu ci nafizen1, ktere zaka-
zuje koserakovi vybirati z pc,
sadly drnbez jak to chill pc rs
let. Kdyz zidovst1 feznici pfi-
sli pred tydnem ma trh, bylo
jim receno, re Sc must drzeti
noveho zakona a nevyblratl
drnbez. PTedseda koseraku,
David Trabish a Samuel Cor
don predseda move utvoreneho
stavkovnfho vyboru konferuji
S drnbeznickym vyborem a "a
dali, ably ma koseraky byl wat
jisty ohled.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
NavSteva knizete z Windsoru
prozatim odlozena.

Otazka, zda-li sc americka
navsteva kn1zete z Windsoru a
jeho choti uskutecnf, 81 nikoli,
byla konecne rozhodnuta ohla-
sen1m, re knife navstevu zat1m
"odlozil'. Ucinil pry tax pc
velkem rozhodovan1 a velmi
nerad.
Die soukromych informacl
knife pry byl do poslednf mi
nuty prot odlozen1 cesty, pro-
toze pry nemohl pochopiti, re
by Sc nasty proti nj nejake ma
milky. Jeho costa pc Nemec-
ku pry nem6la zadnych polite
ky cil1 a stejne pry nemela
jich miti costa pc Americe.
Americke delnictvo Sc pri-
pravovalo k protestn1m demon
stracfm proti spolecn1ku knife
tie z Windsoru, Bedauxovi, a
jeho systemu mezd.
Joseph P. McCurdy, predse-
da Federace prace V Baltimore
jehoz organizace zahajila kri-
tiku nynf odvolane cesty vevo-
dy z Windsoru a jeho manzel-
ky do Ameriky, nyn1 vyslovil
sv6 stanovisko. Pravil, re ne
ma zadnych osobn1ch pocitu
proti Windsorovym, re ale Fe-
derace v Baltimore nejen ma
mftala prot Bedauxovi, vevo-
dovu prGvodci, ale ku sprate-
leni sc Windsorovych S nemec-
kym kancleTem Hitlerem.
Kritizuje Windsora pro jeho
prohlfdku pr1myslG Nemecka,
McCurdy pravil, re Ley je zod-
pov6dny "a uveznenf a popra-
Wy poctivych, odvaznych a bo-
humilnych vGdcG svobodnych
lid. K cemuz dodal:
"Vevoda z Windsoru by mel
byti pT1sne censurovan pro sty-
ky s takovymi muzi jake Hit
Ter a Ley"
Chot presidentova, Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt v Rock
ford, ILL.,, v pondelf projevila
sv6 sklamanf mad odlozenlm
prfjezdu byvaleho anglickeho
krale a jeho zeny, Baltimofan-
ky. Projev ucinila Rockville,
kan pTijela pron6sti rec. Re
kla:
"Je mne Ito, re n%eprijedou.
Radeji bych byla, ably tax Sc
nebylo stale. Mysl1m, re je to
nemile ponevac nerozumeli te-
to zemi zcela dobre."