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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
MEMBERS ENJOY WC
 MONTHLY SOCIAL AT
 MRS. DAYS TUESDAY

Thirty members of the Juneau Woman's Club met for the clubs monthly social meeting Tuesday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray c. Day.
 Co-hostesses for the afternoon with Mrs Day, who is chairman of the American Home Department, were members of her committee, Mrs B. Hunsbedt and Mrs. O. Elk land. Mrs. Joseph Render, chair man of the Fine Arts Department and her committee, Mrs Dorothy Banta and Mrs. Virgil Newell, were in charge of the afternoons enter tainment.
 Mrs. Day demonstrated and served a casserole dish as the main course of the luncheon and afterward demonstrated. a clever utensil for the pairing and decorating of veg etables.
 Mrs. Render, introducing her program spoke of fine arts as "an essential of our education and a challenge to our minds" She intro duced Miss Caroline Todd who gave a complete life history of Pader- ewski. from his early struggles aa a child musician in Poland, through his career as composer and pian- ist to his later triumphs here and aboard. She then played three of his compositions, one of his Songs
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ard two for Seldovia, one for Ko- ld,aK. two for Valdez, six for Cor dova. two for Skagway, and one for HaineS.
 For Haines aboard her from Jul neau is: Mrs. William Jackson. For Skagway, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Blan- chard. For Cordova: Emil Larson Jeanette Devereaux, Carol Wayne R. Wadstien. Albert Wilson, N. w Nelson.
 For Valdez: MT and Mrs. J. S Jeffery. For Seward: Dr. J. A. Cars well. Helen Peterson, MT. and Mrs George A. Lingo, Andrew Simons Mrs. F. Foster, Leo Sodoma, N Snyder, Albert Muth, J. Wright Chris Leber, Frank Olsobaldersono- vichski, H. Raynor, and D. E. Brown.
 For Seldovia: Jerry Reiland and A. w. Douglas. For Kodiak: c. Now ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
MT. M'KINLEY HERE ON 9TH
 ALASKAN TRIP
Large List of Passengers Aboard Steamer Enjoying
 Fine Voyage Big Cargo

Making her eighth voyage to AL aska, and her first trip this year, the Alaska Line steamer Mount Mckinley, Capt. R. Ryning, master, arrived at the Pacific Coast Dock here this morning a few minutes past o'clock. The steamer was posted to shift to the Alaska Juneau Dock at 10 o'clock this morning and sail for Lynn Canal ports and the Westward an hour later.
 On her present voyage, the Mount Mckinley will return to Seattle from the Westward by way of Southeast Alaska, and is due back at Juneau southbound about Wednesday of next week Later in the season, the vessel will go on the run she cov- cred last summer; mort h boun d through Southeast Alaska to Sew ard, then directly back by the out side to Seattle.
 Con si err ble cargo from the South, nearly all general merchan- disc, was discharged here today by the steamer. Included in the cargo for Juneau were two automobiles, one of them belonging to Don Able The other was new Ford V-8, con- signed to the Juneau Motor Com pany.
 An almost capacity list of 220 passengers sailed from Seattle on the Mount Mckinley, 29 of them booked with Purser J. H. Hickman. Forty-seven got off at Ketchikan, five at Wrangell and three at Pet ersburg.
 Among the passengers booked through Juneau on the steamer are: One each for Haines and Skagway, 24 for Cordova, seven for Valdez, and 103 for Seward. Gus Schmidt is making the roundtrip from Seat tie to Seward aboard the ship.
 Besides the 29 passengers from Se- attle, the Mount Mckinley brought Ito Juneau passengers from other Southeast Alaska ports They were: N Larson, Nellie Thiele, J. B. War rack, N. Murphy, Charles Murphy, Mrs. Marie Murphy, and S. Wall stedt.
 Passengers coming to Juneau from Seattle aboard the steamer were: :: Mrs. c. Bailey, Gus Baldwin, Harry Berg, V. Coat, M. Dodge, Harry Donnelley, Robert Feragen, Erik Larson, Alex Mathieson, John Mis- covich, Peter Miscovich, w. L. Nit chell, William Neiderhauser. MT. and Mrs. Fred Padersen, John E. Pegues, H. P. Sheppard. Matt Akeson, w. O. Autrey, G. w. Burgin, c. D. Churchill, H. E. Clark, o. A. Foster, D. Fuller. A. Hughes, Cecil Jellison, J. s. Karik, John Larson, and Robert Loss.
 Bound for the Westward, the Mount Mckinley, sailing shortly be- fore noon, took fourteen for Sew
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NORTH SEA TAKES ELEVEN FROM HERE
 BOOKED FOR SITKA

Expecting to arrive back here southbound Thursday morning, the steamer North Sea sailed from Ju- neau for Sitka about 5 o'clock last evening. From Juneau for Sitka she carried eleven passengers, most of the msales representatives for various wholesale firms.
 Passengers leaving here for Sitka on the steamer were: Ben A. Bel lamy, Sam Hopkins, MT. and Mrs. c. Nelson, N. A. McEachran, Sam Light, Herb Carbery J. E. Boyle, Nora Fraser, Irene Fraser and Frank Parrish.
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'It
 . Princess Norah scheduled to arrive Friday afternoon or evening.
 SCHEDULED SAILlNGS . Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle March 19 at 10 ( Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail from Seattle March 19. Yukon scheduled to sail from Seattle March 20 at am. SOUTRBOuNp SAILINGS . Alaska scheduled southbound at 6 o'clock tomorrow morn ing. . North Sea scheduled south bound about o'clock tomor- row morning. . Mount Mckinley scheduled . southbound about March "A. . LOCAL SAILINGs
 Q Estebeth leaves every Wednes- | . day night at 6 p. m., for Sitka and wayports. Dart leaves every Friday at . "a. m. for Petersburg. Rake and wayports. q c c '
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of the Traveller" "A Minuet," and
 At Night
 Mrs. L. P. Dawes gave an in promptu talk on "The Meaning of Poetry giving as her interpreta-
 ion that poetry should be ''an ex- alted thought expressed by such
 words as are fitting vehicles to
 convey a supreme emotion and paint a picture of the writer's thoughts" She then read three of fer original poems, each word pie .ure of some well-remembered jcene: "The Sleeping Giant of the Rockies,' "Wootpeckers on tn e 5pire," and The Derelict.' Members voted the afternoon one of the most pleasant and entertain | ing of the monthly social meetings
 given by the different departments
 of the Juneau Woman's Club. Today's News Today-t,mpire.
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NEwLYwEDs VISIT HERE

w. Gordon Wood, accompanied by his wife, visited with friends while the steamer Mount Mckinley was in port. Wood is an employee of the Bear Creek Dredging Company in the Kuskokwim District and is enroute there to prepare for the summers operations.
 Mir and Mrs. Wood celebrated the anniversary of their third week of married life last night aboard the steamer Mir Wood went south about two months ago and claimed his bride at Ottawa, Canada. "Freda is making her first trip to Alaska, and, so far, cannot see enough of it. MT. Wood declared.
 MT. Wood was formerly account ant for the New York Alaska Min ing operations near Bethel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
SCHOONER KETCHIKAN
 LAUNCHED, BALLARD

SEATTLE, March 17-The $35,- GOO schooner Ketchikan, which is to become an important unit in the fishing fleet, has been launched at Ballard. The new vessel is owned by w. s. Balcom and Clarence D. Payne, and will leave in about six weeks for Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
STEAMSHIP TAX UP AT (. C. LUNCHEON
 TOMORROW NOON

The tax provisions relative to steamship companies is to be a special order of business at the weekly luncheon of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon in the Terminal Cafe and a large turnout is hoped for by the officers.
 A feature of the program will be Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Juneau High School in declamation num- berS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
COUPLE MARRIED HERE

Robert s. Christensen, Alaska Ju- neau employee, and Melba A. Schew were married yesterday afternoon by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. Mrs. J. E. Brooks, sister of the bride, and Rosellen Monagle attended the couple.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
CANNERY SHIPS
 OFF FOR NORTH

SEATTLE, March IT, - Three P. E. Harris Company salmon cannery tenders left last night for Unimak, Alaska They are the first of the cannery fleet to leave for the north
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In case of error or if an ad has been stopped befone eI- piration, advertiser please nosi- fy this office (Phone 374) at once and sane will be given attention.
 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
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WANTED -Wo1.:an for housework. Must be good cook. Apply A B Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
WANT ADS
WANTED

w WANTED - Energetic, reliable agents. full or part time, repre- senting the largest health and ac- cident concern in the world, and all other classes of Insurance. Bert Elstad, Box 2092, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Modern 5-room house partly furnished, hot air furnace, garage in basement, priced at S2500 for quick sale. Phone 24o2 evenings, or see Metcalfe at Rice & Ahlers Go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17

WANTED to room ana board chil- dren-Reasonahle rates. schooling included. Winfield Home, Lena Beach or write Minnie Field, Box 763, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-17

w IN T E D Energetic, reHapie agents. full or part time, repre- senting the largest health and ac- cident concern in the world, and all other classes of Insurance. Bert Elstad. Box 2092, Juneau. Wo1.:an for housework. Must be good cook. Apply A B Empire.
 WANTED to room ana board chn- dren-Reasonahle rates, schooling included. Winfield Home, Lena Beach or write Minnie Field, Box 763, Juneau.
 TURN your olo gold into value Cash or trade at Nugget Shop
 TOR nE.tM5T !n..t5T FOR RENT-Jenkin's Cafe, Wran- gell, Alaska. Five booths, nine stool counter All new equipment. Kelvinator Cold Storage Plant. Write s. w. Jenkins, Wrangell Alaska.
 FOR RENT-3-room furnished apt. Harris Apts. FOR RENT-Cabin at Mile A. Gla- cier Highway. Helene Albrecht, 307, Goldstein Bldg, Phone 216. FOR RENT - o--oom furnished house, bedrooms, full basement. 512 West 11th. FOR RENT-Tnree room house with bath; newly renovated. En- quire Archway rooms. FOR RENT cabin, West Ninth Street. Mrs. Maude McMul- i len.
 FOR RENT = Nice quiet heated room for gentleman. IA West 9th St., phone 330. FOR RENT-Kensington apts. Hot and cold water, lights, linen. Over Juneau Cabinet Shop. Sleeping room, $15 monthly. HOUSE for rent, furnished, rooms, bath. Phone 1472. VACANCY MacKinnon Apts.
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TURN your olo gold into value
 Cash or trade at Nugget Shop
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Marine News
Steamer Movements
NNRTHBOUND

NIX HbOHJND Princess Norah scheduled to arrive Friday afternoon or avpnirp
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Ukradl pry svHj automobil.

Charles J. Neun pflsel V u
terry ku soudu, ably svedcil pro
tt zlodeji sveho AUTOMOBILE.
Ku svemu mocnemu udivenl
shledal, re jake zlodej automo
blu udan jest Charles J. Neun
Vyslychanim a udavanlm Wy
setreno, re Neun nenl zlode-
jem, ale John Spring, jenz Cd
souzen byl ma rok do polep-
SONNY.
Poole vypomocneho statnfho
advokata, NeunGv automobil
ukraden byl 10. cervence V
blizkosti Baltimore a South u
lie. Nalezen byl v oBstonu a
sedici v mem uveznen a vracen
do Baltimore. DIE vseho zlo-
del udal,z re Sc jmenuje Charles
J. Neun Poole dokumentu Y
automobile nalezeneho. Neun
dostal automobil a re seznamu
vyskrtnut jake zlodeJ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Sedm uhorelych " automobile
We nehode pohrbeno " sobotu.

z katolickeho kostela v Lau-
rel pohTbeno bylo V sobotu Sc
DIM mladych lid1, kteT1 uhoreli
V automobile, do n6hoz vrazil
truck i Priest Bridge u Laurel.
Smrt1 jejich pocet automobily
usmrcenych obet1 do patku
vstoupl ma 303.
UhoTeli: T1dic AUTOMOBILE,
21lety Bernard Lammers, jeho
dive sestry, 29leta Pauline a 10
leta Mildred, 13leta Anna
Mary hammers, IA rokd stara
Frances Baldwin, David Man
ming a 17leta Frances Baker.
Ku nestestf doslo, kdyz tech
to sedm vracelo Sc z karnevalu
v Glen Burnie. Truck, Tizeny
D. M. Kingem, vrazil do auto
mobilu. Truck Sc pTekotil, ale
r1dic vyvazl bez melody. Wy
mlouval Sc, re okamzite oslo
pen byl svetlem protijedoucf-
no automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
BvvaIa BaltimoTanka drzena
jake vrazednice.

V New Yorku prodavac, Stan
ley A. Martin, svym casem stu
dent ma Johns Hopkins univer-
site, doznal V 1tery, re pasem
uskrtil Florence Jackson, mat
ku dvou ditek. TIDAL, re ucinil
tax, kdyz navst1vili "sedm ne
DO osm nocn1ch klubG" a kdyz
pax domlouvali sc o marnosti
sv6 lasky, kterou pestovali sest
mes1cG.
Martin, 29lety a O osm roku
mladsi neil tato milenka jeho
a ktera die jeho udan1 premlu-
villa jej ably il uskrtil jejfm pa
sem, wat byl pred jeho zenu,
ktera op6t udala, re pc krute
hadce S Jacksonovou sllbil j,
re Sc k nj vrat1 a pTerus1 spo-
jenf S Jacksonovou. Dale u
dala, re manzel jejf povedel il,
re Jacksonova platila mu "do-
br6 easy a drinky."
Manzele Martin byli oddani
roku 1925 v Baltimore, kdy5
Martin studoval ma Johns Hop
kins. Pred 3 mes1ci Sc rozesli
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Blaustein mrtev.

V Atlantic City v hotelu Shell
bourne zemrel Louis Blaustein
zakladatel a byvaly president
American Oil spolecnosti We
start 60 rok1..
Narozen byl v Rusku. Do
Ameriky prijel kdyz byl 16 ro-
XII, ably sc vyhnul sluzbe v
ruske armada. Do New Yor-
ku pTijel S so Gently v kapse.
Zajel ku pffbuznym do Fila
delfie, kde zamestnan byl v
barv1rne a pax vstoupil do OBJ
chodu Pottstown. Obchod Sc
dafil. Blaustein vsak no zane
chal a prijel do Baltimore, kde
sc ozenil a otevfel grocern1
obchod ma E. Baltimore ulici.
Roznemohl sc a nechal tohoto.
Hledal .jine zamestnan1 az jed
nou zahledl ma ulici, jak re SUI
du tece olej. Rekli mu, re je
to olej. Vzdor tomu, re chtel,
ably mu dali pravo tento pro-
davati, nesvolili. Ale olej ne
Sci mu z mysli. Konecne uhnal
job v cistirne ma E. Baltimore
ulici. Roku 1910 vyp1jcil Sc
nejake penfze cd pfltele, kou-
pill 81 kone a voz1k a pocal z to-
hoto prodavati gasol1n. OBJ
chod daTil sc elm dale tim le-
pc. Roku 1922 zalozil Ameri-
can Oil spolecnost. Obchod ro-
stl. Jeho majetek obnasf mill
ony dolar1. Sc svym synem
Jacobem, vlastnil nyn1 asi 20
procent cennych pap1rd spoiled
nosti Petroleum & Transport,
cen6nych mezi jedenacti a diva
nacti miliony dolarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Farmar zastrelil dive zeny a
pax sebe.

Charles Martin, 58lety far
mar z Blue Mountain sekce a
81 IL mil Cd Frederick, zastTe-
Ill We stTedu dive zeny: Han
nah Hahn, 38letou a Mary Al
bright, 30letou. Mrtvola Hah-
move nalezena byla asi mill cd
jej1ho domova. V dome jej1m
nalezena byla mrtvola AL
brightove.
Pc zastrelenf zen odesel do
sveho domova. Sedel ma por-
ci, kdyz policejnf straznfk
Smith prisel, ably jej zatkl.
Smith vyzval jej, ably Sc mu
vidal. Martin vessel do domu
a stfelil Sc.
William H. Green, farmaT
bydl1c1 nedaleko Hahnove do
mu, byl prvnfm kdo zvedel o
stTelen1, kdyz Martin prisel k
nemu Sc slovy: "Prave jsem
zastTelil dive zeny. Vzaly mne
v pondeIi do domu a okradly
mne o $2.1OO, ktere vzaly re
spodu podhlavn1ka meho."
Green zavolal policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
spojena S udery blesku

Elektricka boure rozzurila
Sc V pondelf mad mestem Balti-
more. Lijaky hrnuly Sc z O.
blak a hmen1 trvalo skorem DO
celou hodinu. Behem boure
blesk udeTil do veze st. Tho
mas luterskeho kostela ma Pu-
laski a Ramsay ulic1ch.
Jiny blesk sjel do sloupu ma
Warwick avenue, pTetrhl elek-
tricky drat, ktery padl ma ze-
leznou ohradu Williama S.
Baer skoly pro neschopne dit
ky. Hasici povolani byli, ale
nemohli drat dostati z ohrady
az zrfzenci elektricke spolec-
nosti prijeli a prerusili spojeni
Nekolik minut pozdeji ude-
I'll blesk do sloupu ma Key a
Rogers avenue a pTerusil elek-
tricke veden1 V mnoha domech
v Pimlico sekci.
Ackoli blesky sicily do vice
sloup1, zadne ohn6 jimi zp1-
sobeny nebyly. Vichrem, Ii
jakem a bour1 V Talbot okre.
SUI poskozena byla korna a il
ne plodiny. Mnoho stromG tan
povaleno bylo. Blesk udeTil dc
|stohu sc semen ma Ewing far.
me u Easton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Nalezena. utopena.

Mrtvola 18lete Janet Louise
Wohlsen z Lancaster, Pa, by
la nalezena ma vlnach Teky
Northeast bl1ze Elkton, Md,
kde byla spatTena posledne ma
zivu. Ma mrtvole nebyly zad-
ne znamky nasil1 a proto sc ma
"a to re d1vka utonula nestast-
nou nahodou pri rybareni.
Nalezem mrtvoly skoncilo
patrani, ma kterem Sc podllelo
mnoho lid1 vcetne letadel po-
breznl straze i armadnfch le-
tadel. Pomahala take LODI Ca
hoone" pobTezni straze.
Hostitel jej1 Clark Samuel,
bohaty obchodn1k v Lancaster,
nar1dil patran1 tvrde, re divka
mohla padnouti do rukou da-
rebakG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Hitzelberger pred soudce
2. srpna.

Policejni lieutenant, Edward
L. Hitzelberger, jenz pred ne
jakym casem sesazen byl z po-
stavenf sveho, postaven Dude
2. srpna pred soudce Eugene
O'Dunne v kriminaln1m soudu,
ably Sc zodpovidal pro pokus
zameziti spravedlnosti a pre-
mluviti elena velkoporoty Wy
setfuj1ci stav nemravnosti V
meste.
G.. Frederick Fleugel, Glen
velkoporoty, v udan1 SVEN pf1-
mo obvinil byvaleho policejn1-
no lieutenanta.
Velkoporota zat1m %vysetfu-
je stav nemravnosti v meste ma
trech frontach.
Spolu s t1mto, zabyvati Sc
Dude vysetfovan1m statn1ch
t~restnfch dstavG, dplatnosti po-
licie a lekafd specialisuj1cfch v
lecenl pohlavn1ch nemoc1.
V dtery zalovana byla Ger
trude L. Linneman z &. 1905 N.
Montford avenue, re delala
pokus jake pT1telkyne lieute-
nanta, pfemluviti manzelku
George C. Metzger, velkopo-
rotce z {. 1903 N. Montford a.
venue, ably tento pri soudu ne
byl prot lieutenantu. Lime
manova Poole rozkazu soudco-
va dostaviti sc must ku pred
beznemu vyslechu tuto sobotu.
Linnemanova jest poctu tech
ktef1 podporovali nemravny
zivot v prostitucn1ch domech
zdejs1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Cervene ksanty prozradily
zIodeje.

Par cervenych ksant pomo-
hi V sobotu dvema hoch1m chy
It'll 13 rokd stareho cernocha,
ktery vytrhl Sadie Abara re
600 blocku Washington Boule-
ward tobolku, kdyz tato sla pc
Green ulici. Jej1mi vykTiky
pozornost IA zlodeje cernocha
obracena byla u dvou bratT1:
15leteho Vincenta Kicas a je-
no 13leteho bratra Edwarda.
Oba sledovali Poole cervenych
ksant cernocha al do zastupu,
V nemz zlodej Sc ztratiti chtel.
Uchopili jej a drzeli az poll
cejnf sergeant strhl jej do sve
moci. Okradene zene tobolka
byla vracena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
Sest podezrelych zatceno
z kradezi.

Pet muz6 a jedna zena Eat
ceno bylo We stredu pro spa
chant kradezl v Hamilton SEX
ci. Diva vineni jsou, re spacha-
Ii ctyri kradeze. Jednou z mich
byla kradez v dome dra. Ri
zicky, o n1z prinas1me zpravu
ma jinem m1ste. Do domu je-
no vnikli dvakrate: poprve %.
cervence a druheho dine ma to.
Tito diva zlodeji jmenujf Sc:
James Wiley, 22lety z w. Fa-
yette ulice a John Wohnka,
22lety z teze ulice.
Policista, Hawkins, zatkl je
zahlednuv diva jine chtej1c1 "a
staviti revolver, ktery ukraden
byl z domu dra. R6zicky.
Ma %policejnf stanici ztotoz-
neni byli jake: James B. My
ask, 22lety z E. Clement ulice
a Edward F. Flynn, Safety z
w. Lexington ulice. Drzani
jsou jake svedkove proti Wi
ley a Wohnka, kteri zatceni
byli ma Lexington ulici v dome,
z nehoz uteci chteli oknem. V
dome policiste nalezli zasobu
sperku, nekolik tasek naplne-
nych obleky, zastavnf lfstky.
Mnohe z mich byly z domu DIR.
R1zicky.
Pozdeji zatceni byli: Helen
Wierson, 31leta a Kay Van
Ryan, 26leta v 1. blocku East
Biddle ulice. Zaplatili Sc "a
ukradene sperky cenene ma
$500.
Jine kradeze provedli v ko-
STEELE Messiah ma White ave-
nue. a Hartford road, dome
Hodnick ma Moravia
avenue a v dome Samuela w.
Emery ma White avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
pro muze pres As rokH
stare.

Community Placement Bu-
reau, skladaj1c1 Sc z promi-
nentn1ch muz6 v Industrial
mich a obchodnlch kruzfch u
tvorilo organisaci tuto, snad
prvn1 sveho druhu, ably male
zeny byly prace pro muze pres
45 rok1 stare, ktere nechtejf
jiz brati do prace, ponevac pry
nestac1 mlads1m.
Howard Bruce, jenz v kvet-
snu odstoupil jake president z
Community fondu, Tekl:
"Cas nastal, kdy zniciti mu-
sine falesny pfedpoklad proti
zamestnavani muzd pres As
rokd starych. Nenf zadny ro-
yum pro falesny pTedpoklad
tento. Mnoz1 muzi, SIS rokG
start a starsf, konaj1 vytecne
prace. Mnoz1 opet do As rok1
vdbec jeste "nedozravajf" ja-
ko schopn1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
AutomobiIy.

- Nedaleko Marley Creek
osm rok1 stare cernosske dit
ko, Viola Banyer, byla usmrce-
ma automobilem, ktery Tfdil V
nedeli Roland G. Hunter. Pre-
jeta byla kdyz chtela prej1ti
Annapolis Boulevard blfzko
svehe domova.
= Helen Myers, 27leta z
Ponestown, Md, zemrela v ne
deli V nemocnici, kan dana
byla 19. cervence, kdyz crane
ma byla osudne v automobilove
nehode ma Washington Boule-
ward. Automobil ktery T1dil
jejf manzel sc pTevrhl.
= Is rokG staremu Clarence
Blueford re S. Hanover ulice,
prerazena byla automobilem
noha, kdyz srazil Sc S t1mto je-
douc1 ma bicyklu.
- Ma malem vozlku jedou-
CT 8lety Louis 0. Humphrey z
Curtis avenue, Smrtelne IRA
men byl We stTedu truckem We
$500 blocku Pennington ave.
= Gary w. Moore z Cam
bridge zemTel We stfedu ma
zraneni, ktera utrpel IA. GER
vence kdyz svym truckem sra
I'll Sc S truckem Huberta Cork
rama z Williamsburg. Byl jed
MIN z nejstars1ch clenG poza-
renske kumpanie v Cambridge
V uznan1 sve 30lete sluzby W.
znamenan byl koncem ledna
medali1.
- Vincentu Varvaro, 5 ro-
XII staremu pTerazena byla ru-
ka automobilem ma Penrose
avenue.
- Do stTedy usmrceno bylo
automobily v Marylandu 81
osob cd l. ledna letosniho ro-
Iku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-30
UtonuIi.

William G.. Buck, 80 roku
starry syn Waltera HI. Buck,
Baltimorskeho pravnfka, uto-
null V nedeli u Gibson Island,
kdyz jel sc dvema soudruhy v
LODGE a kdyz menili sva mlsta
v LODGE. Lodka prevrhla Sc.
Vsichni spadli do vody.
= Eugen Brauer, 19lety z
Homestead ulice z Baltimore,
utonul nedeli v Magothy
rece.
Joseph Yunkelis, 52lety
z w. Lexington ulice, utonul v
nedeli pfi koupani Sc u Boe-
ing's Point.