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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
|Mnrket Ln Irregular
 Mood At Start To-day
Trading Was Very Dull-MOst of Changes Were FTaC-
 tiOnaI-LOsses, However, Were m the malOrlV

tionally. Sears Roebuck lost 1-2 to 57 IA, while Montgomery Ward gained 1-8 to 39 7-8. Utilities were firm, featured by Consolidated Edi- son which gained 3-8 to 26 7-8. Cop pers and oils firn1ed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
CosnopOlitan Club

Ofticers of the newly organized Cosmopolitan club will be installed by Coach James Lee of Wilby High school, at @ dinner meeting in Bosco's Grill, tomorrow night. The officers are: President, Ralph Minervino; vice-president, Henry DelPo; secretary, Pompeii Lentini and treasurer, Peter Masone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
LEAVENWORTH

Eye tests were taken by the pu- pils of Leayenwcrth high school to- day. fffs
 Miss Anna Meehaii swimming in- structress was absent today due to illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

whose Jersey city Democratic ma chine is one of the most powerful in the country. and Gov. Harold C.. Hoffman, who will be succeeded next month by U. s. Senator "A. Harry Moore, Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

Marriages in Germany this year numbered more than in the corres- bonding period Of 1886.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06

It's up to Creaven tonight to blast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-06
lInvestment Trust Quotations
 c. T. CULHANE CO. INC. 68 Center Street

INVESTMENT co. QUoTATIoNs
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-26

kHOTHER, betWeen you ard me
lXl SIS 8 getting 70 Be 1 little
show-oR. Last nieht when Dick
called. there she ~. Biz q lie.
rirht Il the middle az thinrs chirp-
inR about tie new dress Won made
her: how = used s rernn.nt Ieft
over from one e your dressee.
and rot 4 6inished 81 M after.
noon-she even had Dick feel the
material.
Wen. Elsie. Won can't blame the
child's appreciating herself in I
new dress. How about ourselves3
Didn't you say your jumper was
the talk q the Tennis Club meet
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-26
PLENTY or DATES NOW. DEMONS FACIAL MAcNEslA MADE
HER COMPLEXION FRESH. YOUNG. Beautiful

An oily. greasy complexion IS ! bar
10 romance. Men love q hesh youth
full skin. Denton's Facial Magnesia
cleans out large. oily pores, mooths
and firms the skin, gives a soft, even
texture TO your complexion. Even
the first Jew treatments with Denton's
make : remarkable difference.
Watch your skir saii, nssO beauty
With Dsnton's Supsr-Mirror you can
actually watch he day By day change IN
your skin. Large gaping pores grow
anaI1sTs he surface becomes smoother.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-02-26

d.. pieseess Pleasant Pellets made q
May Apple are effective "a removing
accumulated BODY wasts-Adv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
(Davame zelene znamky)
Vinsn, re chtsl utopiti
manze1ku.

Washingtonsky muz chtel u
topiti svoji manzelku, S nfz V
nepratelstvf I'll, drze hlavu jejl
v sobotu pod vodou v Jones'
Falls, jak udala policie sever
nfho distriktu.
Herman J. Williamson, 80
lety z Washingtonu, chtel uto-
pitt zp1sobem t1mto, manzelku
svoji, Mae Williamson, roze-
nou B~altimofanku a matku
tff dftek. Uveznen byl, kdyz
die vseho zastrasen byl maly-
mi hochy hrajicfmi 81 ma bTehu
reky. Manzelka celia promoce-
ma, udala p%olicii, re odesla do
domu sveho svagra a sestry v
800 blocku w. 33. ulice. Jej1
manzel prisel "a nj a vyb1dl il,
ably S MIN sla ma prochazku.
Svolila. Williamson vyhybal Sc
pokud mono vsem ulic1m ida
pres pole a hovore S nj, zdali
nebylo by MONO, ably doslo
mezi mimi ku usm1ren1, k &C.
muz ona naklonena nebyla.
u brehu Teky uchopil il "a
hrdlo, hodil il do vody a skocil
"a nj. We vode zadal il opet,
ably S MIN sla domI. Odepre-
la opet. On pridrzel hlavu je-
il pod vodou. Ona zvedla hla-
WI svoji z vody a vzkfikla. Ma
Ii hosi sc ukazali. Williamson
nechal il vyjfti z vody. On Sci
"a nj. Ona vesla do bl1zkeho
obchodu a telefonovala policii.
Manuel dial sc ma 1tek. Chycen
byl ma Chestnut avenue a 33.
ulici. Poole vseho zkouman
Dude ohledne sveho dusevnfho
stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Odskodne ma mesto platiti.

Pc petihodinovem uvazovanl
vladn1 porota usnesla Sc v pa
TEX ma obnosu odskodneho,
ktere korporaci j. A. LaPorte
v New Yorku, platiti ma mesto
Baltimore "a praci ma stavbe
Prettyboy hraze.
Kontraktor pGvodne zaloval
o nahradu 100000 pro zruse-
nj kontraktu tim re mesto Bal
timore platiti jej chtelo meme
"a odstranenf kamene. DIE
kontraktu mesto melo platiti
"a kubicky yard $3.50. M1sto
toho mesto stanovilo, re odstra
neny material byl jenom oby-
cejnou zem1 a Ia odstraneni
toho, re zaplat1 SO cent? "a
kubicky yard. Kontraktor pri
soudu delal 81 pravo ma $780,
900. Porota z toho sestrihla
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Manuel.

Manzelka Williama Roberta
Bailey obdrzela v 1tery rozvod
Posledne o mem slysela z jeho
domovskeho mesta Lexington
V Kentucky. Oddana byla S
MIN pred 10 roxy v Baltimore.
Utekl Cd nj roku 1882. O.
pustena pracuje v tovarn6 ma
chemikalie. Jest matkou til
dftek.
Mezi jinym svedcila, re man.
Eel WILL ma nj vaT1c1 Sc kavu,
re strelil pc nj, re skopal il ma
podlaze kuchyne, kdyz posled-
nj dftko Sc jim narodilo. Dala
jej tenkrate zavT1ti. Byval
vzdalen treba az pc til dny a.
hiz doznaval, kde byl. Skoro
nikdy nepracoval. TTikrate byl
uveznen pro bootlegarstvi.
Posledne navstfvila jej v lete
predesleho roku, ably Sc S MIN
domluvila. On pfisel dom1 O.
PLY. Strhal z nj saty, skrtil il
a ukradl il hodinky. Mel u Sc
be $3.50 bonusu, ale nechtel a.
nj centu dati ma saty d1tkam a.
nebo CO koupiti ku jfdlu.
13 rokd staremu synu dial p1-
ii koralku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Zemrela " nemocnici pc zrane-
nj ballem.

Patnactileta Josephine Evans
dcera Delegate do zakonodar-
ny "a Queen AIMS okres, zem-
rela We stredu v Maryland &C.
neral nemocnici ma poranen1,
jez utrpela 1tery pri hfe
baseballu ma pozemku Stevens
vile vyssi koly, v niz student
kou byla. Ku zranen1 doslo,
kdyz s jinymi cekala ma bus.
Ma hr1sti odrazen byl jednlm
hracem ball, ktery narazil JEFF
hlavu. Ac klesla bezvedom1,
povstala s ujisten1m, re mic tax
dalece sc nestalo. K veceru
roznemohla Sc tax, re byla ma
nj v nemocnici provedena ope-
race. V kratkosti zemfela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Zasedani zakonodarny We
ctvrtek.

Governor Nice v patek roz-
hodl, re zvlastn1 zasedanl "a
konodarny svolano bylo ma
tento ctvrtek. Ulohou zamest-
mani jest vypracovanf move po-
income akce v Marylandu, jez
by vynesla rocne ma pomoc a
dobrocinnost pri nejmensfm
$6,4OO.0OO.
- IL demokratickych pre-
dakn seslo sc We zvlastn1 sch1-
ri We stredu ku porade o po-
income akci, jez proJednana
byti ma We zvlastn1m zasedan1
zakonodarny v Annapolis Sc
sedsi Sc tento ctvrtek. V1dco-
We neprozradili ma jakem pro-
gramu pomocne akce Sc usjed-
nOtili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Spachal sebevrazdu ma hrobs
sestrine.

Soudce z Frederick John E.
Waltz, ktery NEIL s manzel-
kou svojl, napsav llstek, re ne
ma proc zfti, odesel nedeli ma
New Market hrbitov a tam Sc
zastrelil ma hrobe sve sestry.
Mrtvola jeho lezicf pres hrob
jeho sestry, Rose Keller, male
zena byla, kdyz nekolik hoch6
zaslechlo vystrel v nedeli v po-
ledne. Prvnf kdo prispechal
ku mrtvole, byl jeho lekaT, DIR.
E. P. Roop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Prace ma stavbS noveho vodni-
no tunelu pocatv.

Sc stavbou noveho vodnfho
tunelu, jenz postaven Dude ma
kladem peti milion1 dolard1, po-
cato bylo ma ctyrech mfstech v
uplynulem tydnu. Voda vede-
ma jim Dude z Loeb Raven do
Monticello filtracni STANCE. S
praci pocato bylo pod Crom-
we'll Bridge silnici. Budovanf
tunelu potrva asi diva roxy.
Nynejs1 tunel, jimz voda We
dena, pro mesto pocfna byti
nedostatecnym. AZ druhy do
budovan Dude, vodarenstf d
fednici pry budou oddychovati
81 spokojeneji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Otravy.

Rose Foreman, 531eta z Lin
den avenue, nalezena byla Sc
d1c1 v bezvedomi u kamen, z
nichz vychazel otravny plyn z
5 hofaku kamen. V nemocnici
privedena by1a ku vedomi.
- Elizabeth Templeton, "a
leta, nalezena byla mrtva We
stravnim dome v 700 blocku
Park avenue. Otravila sc svf-
tiplynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Mirovy plan generala Butlera.

Maj. general Smedley D.. But
Ter v patek v divadle Lyric asi
1000 navstevnik1 mezi nimiz
bylo mnoho kazatelG, nacrtl
plan, jak predejfti Spojenym
|Statum, ably nebyly strzeny do
1castenstvf v nejakych budou-
cfch valkach.
Odporucil:
Upraviti konstituci, zakazati
komukoliv opustiti zemi tuto
sc zbrani.
Nedovoliti zadne privatn6
v~lastnene lodi plouti pod anne
rickou vlajkou.
Utvoriti We Washingtonu MI
row Department, ktery by Wy
setroval prfciny nejakeho MOI
neho konfliktu.
Mezi jinym Tekl stiplave:
"Nen1 treba pochlebovati
nam. my jsme narodem dumb
bellI". Stale jsme pochutna-
vail 81 ma starem, co nam pc
stoleti pTedkladano bylo a jest
ma case v tom ustati. Jak "a
stav1me diktatory cd delanf
valek? Hitler a Mussolini ne
mohou rici lidem: Wy jste mi
zernf a nestastn1 nasledkem
prokleteho Nejvyss1ho soudu.
PozenOu Sc do bOje pon6vac
nechtejl pfij1ti o sve dzaby.
Diktatori must delati ramus.
GIN vetsf valky, tim vetsi bub-
ny. Kazdy vojak to vi.
Kdo zastav1 valky? Dvacet
sedm narod6 nedokaze ably "a
brandy Standard Oil spolecno-
lsti posilati olej do Italie. Ne
|chte je prodavati tento. Mech
tie prodavati vsechnu psenici,
kolik chteji. Nechte je posi-
lati do Evropy tax dlouho do
kud neprolejou americkou
krev.
Nyni dodatek. Rekne-li ne
kdo: 'neposllejte vojaky re
zeme," politikafi dostanou ko-
lem tohoto. Kdyz Bill Hearst
aacal spanelsko-americkou
valku, my zm6nili jsme jmeno
milicakI ma dobrovoln1ky a
wall je do move pTfsahy. Kon-
stituce povidala nam, re mill
caci nemohou poslani byti re
zeme. Oni odj1zdeli pod jinym
jmenem.
We svetove valce tito Navy
vani byli Narodnl armada. ia
prav1m, re dodatkem ma "a.
braneno byti kazdemu opustiti
tuto zemi sc zbran1.
V poslednf valce nevedelt
jsme prot ktere strane jsme
bojovali al Morgan pTehled.
sve. knihy. Byli jsme prot!
NemcGm, ponevac ii nebyli
nam mic dluzni a Nemeckc
hned prohlaseno bylo "a kani.
baly. Morgan dostal sve penf
ze a poplatn1ci danf dostali "a
kirk. Ale at je to tax nebo O.
max. Hosi pGjdou opet v uni.
formach a holky budou je str.
kati ven a nebudou S nikym
mluviti, KIDD nebude mfti uni
formu.
Budujme dosti aeroplan1 -
treba jeden million = chcete-li
ale dejte jim plyn jen ma SOC
mil. PAX svet Dude vedeti, IL
name armada jenom pro o
branu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Wrist onemocnelych ma
Phipps klinice.

Stale vzr6stanf poctu one
mocnelych ma Phipps klinice
pr Johns. Hopkins universite,
oznameno bylo " sobotu dok-
torkou Esther L. Richards, jez
vzrGst tento pricetla rostouc1-
mu porozumen1 obyvatelstva
ohledne potreby pece O zdravf.
Recnila v sobotu, kdyz slaveno
bylo 24lete vyrocf Phipps xii
Milky a vyroc1 70leteho naroze-
nj DIR. Adolfa Meyer, jenz stall
V cele teto cd jejfho pocatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
DHrn padl.

Uprazdneny d1m srftil sc v
ned6li ma Hillock alley asi mi
nutu pc opusten1 jeho nekolika
cernosskymi chlapci, kteff 81 V
mem hrali. Dim byl majetkem
mesta, jez vzalo no pro neza-
placene dane.
Ma seznamu odsouzenych
DON'T ku strzenf mesto ma jich
asi 600.
Minuleho roku strzeno jich
bylo 1876.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
PrirEstek zamestnanosti.

Zamestnanost V tovarnach
Marylandu, jak v mesfcnf zpra
We udava komisar prace a sta
tistik, V minulem mesfci vstou-
pla ma stupen, jemuz nebylo
rovno cd r1jna 1929.
Vedle zlepsen1 zamestnano-
sti hlaseno tez zlepsenf ma
mzdach. Ma zaklade udanf z
553 tovarn1ch podnikd ozna-
memo "a bfezen, re 91.961 "a
mestnanych osob obdrzelo ma
mzdach mes1ci bfeznu $2,-
258.O3O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Lodi We srazce.

V blfzkosti Fort McHenry
srazil Sc v sobotu parn1k York
town plujfci z Norfolk do Bal
timore S nakladnf lodi Alamar.
Tato byla srazkou poskozena
jenom c~astecne. Ma parn1ku
Yorktown jelo ma 100 osob. Pr
narazu vetsinou zporazeni, il
max mic Sc Jim nestalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
VzhGru do Ceskoslovenska!
Pfse Antonfn Cihlaf, MATTEL
Ceskoslovenske prep'n1 a
cestovnl kancela1e,
845 N. LuZerne ulice.
Iii.

49, ~ D.
nych NEST v Ceskoslovensku
jez zasluhujf pozornosti nav
stevnfka, at jiz z hlediska u
meleckeho, kulturnfho, cesto-
vatelskeho nebo obchodnlho.
Opoustej1ce Prahu smerem Sc
verozapadnfm proj1zdfme nej-
prve prGmyslovym krajem kla-
denskym, pax krajem, kde Sc
pestuje nejlepsf chmel ma sve-
tie, zatec, nacez pfijedeme do
kraje proslaveneho svetozna-
mymi lament. z lazni techto
nejvlce vynikaji Karlovy Vary,
jez slynou nejen lecivym 1cin-
KEN svych teplych pramend,
ale i skvelym zivotem spole-
censkym i ruchem obchodnfm.
Sezona lazenska trva cd /.
kvetna do 80. zarl. Mesto je
rozlozeno ma obou brez1ch re-
ky Teple a sestava re souvis-
lych ulic a letohradk1. 0 u
bytovan1 hosti je postarano
skvele. Poblfze Karlovych Va
RI jsou Marianske Lame, sve-
tozname svou nadhernou anfi-
teatraln1 polohou uprostred
lesu, tvor1c1ch skutecny pT1ro-
dn1 park. Pravym zahradnlm
lazenskym mestem jsou Fran
tiskovy Lame, zname jiz cd 16
stoletf a slynou p~ovestf, jake
lame slatinne a uhlicite. z
nejnovejs1ch lazni ceskych je
Jachymov - lame radioaktiv-
nj. Jachymov ma velmi kras-
ne okolf bohate ma borovicove
a jedlove lesy.
Vydame-li sc z Prahy SINE
rem severn1m sledujfce tok vi
|tavy a Labe dospejeme k ces-
kemu Stredohor1, jehoz strane
tvoT1 veliky ovocny sad, ktery
v rozkvetu pripomfna nam T1si
mikadovu. Tfmto smerem po-
del Labe je Tada pr1myslove a
hospodarsky vyznacnych NEST
z nichz treba zm1niti Melnfk S
rozsahlymi vincent, Roudnici,
horu Rip, Litomerice, Terezfn,
Ust1, and Labem, jez je boha-
tym strediskem prImyslovym,
dale pohranicni mesta Podmo-
ky a Dec1n. Odtud lie pofa-
dati vylety do romantickeho
ceskeho svycarska, jez navstev
n1ku skyta prave dizzy pr1rody
Smerem severovychodn1m do
spejeme z Prahy do Ceskeho
raje, jehoz jmeno samo slibu-
je navstevn1ku bohatou odme-
nu Ia vykonanou cestu. Una
me jsou Prachovske skaly, jez
nalezaj1 Sc v bl1zkosti mesta
Jic1na. Severne cd Jic1na JIG
Turnov, mesto zname svym
brusicstvym, ceskych darhoka-
mi. V bl1zkosti Turnova jsou
Semily s %prGmyslem textilnim
nekolik zaj1mavych hrad1
Kost, Humprecht, Trosky q
dale pTi krasnem 1dol1 jizer.
skem lei mesto zelezny Brod
Ma trait Praha-Liberec lez.
hospodaTsky i %prGmyslove w.
znamne mesto Mlada Boleslav
Nedaleko Made Boleslavi ma
lea sc brad Michalovice {
Bezded. Severne lei Liberec
mesto proslule prGmyslem tex
tiln1m. Krasne jsou Hory il
zerske S Jestedem. Vychodnt
cd Liberce je Jablonec, rovne5
dllezite mesto prdmyslove
zname pc celem svete SWIM ia
bloneckym zbozim. z Liberc'
mono podniknouti krasny w
let do Krkonos pres Novy Sve
a Harrachov ma Hfeben krko
nossky cd Snezn1ch Jam poc1
maize az Ike Snezce. Krasna tn
risticka m1sta jsou Labska Boz
da a spindlerdv Mlyn.
(Pokracovanl.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
Kradez.

Ma Brookfield avenue u Cal
low avenue Marie Dodd okra-
dena byla cernosskym hochem
penezenku, v n1z mela 81 a
demantovy prsten.
Hoch vybehl z ulicky, vrazil
do nj tax, re malem klesla. Pr
narazu vypadla il penezenka,
kterou cernoch zvedl a utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
ZOO kachnat usmrceno.

Ohn6m zniceno bylo dreve-
ne pr1stres1 v Taneytown, Md,
v nemz Norman Sauble choval
7.70O nedavno vylihnutych
kachnat. S temito shorela IL
hen, v n1z bylo 10000 vajec.
Ohen povstal cd kom1na.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-23
$4,000 automobilovych
licensi.

Asi $4,000 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
licensf pro rok 1887 vydano
bylo, jak udava komisar mad
a~utomobily.
Pocet tento jest asi o 10000
chudsfm neil byl roku prede-
sleho, kdy licensovano bylo
385.845 Osobnfch automobile.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
MRS. ROOSEVELT'S
BOOK PUBLISHED
Still Has Spells of Shyness,
When She Wishes "Ground
Would Swallow Me-"
~ the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.--Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt still has spells of
shyness when she wishes the ground
Uould open and swallow me- she
confesses in her autobiogra ply This
Is My Story" published today.
The book reveals numerous inti-
mate personal matters-such as how
Theodore Roosevelt stole the show at
her wedding and how a neighbor al
most reported her to the authorities
for putting Anna Roosevelt out the
window in boX-but eSchews po-
litical matters, stopping with the 1924
Democratic convention.
Other Rooseveltiana:
Her family used to call her Gran
n.y. as child because she was 50
funny and old-fashioned;;"
Once again she wished the ground
would open up and swallow me" when,
on her first trip abroad with her hus-
band. somebody asked her the dif-
ference between the American Fed
eral and State Governments.
" Uncle Ted" Stole the Show.
She once was very jealous of
charming lady with whom her hus-
band climbed mountain, but the
lady later became one of her best
friends.
On the same trip 10 Europe, Mr..
Roosevelt always won at cards. but
she always lost
The first two cars they had when
they went to Washington were second
hand.
Mr.. Roosevelt's one extravaganza
was in his collections of material on
the Navy and stamps and of books
Il wasted much time trying to restrain
a collector-Which simply cannot be
done
The book, written from the stand
"point of Eleanor Roosevelt rather
than "the Presidents wife" recalls
that when she was married to Franklin
D. Roosevelt on March II. 1905, the
most important guest was Uncle
Ted otherwise President Theodore
Roosevelt
Regrets Servants.
Alter the ceremony uncle leo went
into the library, where refreshments
were served Those closest to us did
take time to wish us WELL but the
great majority of the guests were far
more interested in the thought of be-
ing able to see and listen to the Presi-
dent-and in very short time this
young married couple were standing
alone!"
=. One of the lessons of young mother
hood Mrs. Roosevelt expresses thus:
Il know now that what we should
have done was to have no servants
those first few years; I should have
acquired knowledge and self-confi-
dence so that other people could not
fool me either as to the housework
or as to the children. Had 1 done
this my subsequent troubles would
have been avoided and my children
would have had far happier child
hoods"
Inhumane Mother.
Mrs. Roosevelt once arranged kind
Of wire-protected box to put outside
. window so that Anna Roosevelt
might have her nap in the air This
brought. she relates, = message from
Q neighbor that Anna was being
Evening star., 1937-11-15

treated inhumanely. and If she were
not taken in at once Mrs. Roosevelt
would be reported to the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
The period of Mr.. Roosevelt's fight
against paralysis she speaks OF as
trial by fire." 1t was one of the
things which finally drew her out of
herself"
Il don't suppose that kind of shy
ness ever really leaves one." she says,
however, "and to this day it sweeps
over me occasionally and
wish the ground would open and
swallow me-"
Evening star., 1937-11-15
BOYCOTTS JAPAN

PARIS, Nov. Is (P).-The General
Confederation of Labor yesterday pro-
claimed boycott of Japanese goods
for its 100000 members in a series
of national demonstrations "for de-
tense of peace"
The confederation, one of the ele-
ments OF the Peoples Front which
supports the present government, also
demanded France aid the Spanish
government in the civil war.
Lithuania was one of the great
powers of Europe in the Middle Ages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
ROBT. MORRIS ENDS VISIT WITH FORMER
 CLASSMATES HERE

Visiting in Juneau for the first time since his graduation several years ago from high school, Robert (Brick Morris ended a short stay here today when he left by plane for Sitka to board the Aleutian Southbound.
 MT. Morris, accompanied by Will liam Wright of Fresno. California. was the guest of Dan Russell dur ing his stay in Juneau. He and MT. Wright are associateI wi h tt.e Standard Oil Company in Fresno.
 Last night party was given at the Leonard H3lnquist residence assembling several foTmar ca-3- mates of MT. Morris. Present were MT. and Mrs. J. B. Burford, MT and Mrs. Earle Hunter, MT. and Mrs. Harold Camper, MT. and Mrs James Orme, MT and Mrs. Kelly Blake, MT. and Mrs. Roy Carrigan Mrs. Eva Mackey, sister of Mrs Orme; Miss Harriet Barragar, Dar Russell and Everett Novel;.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
CHARLOTTE HERE YESTERDAY WITH
 10 FOR JUNEAU
Princess Vessel Has New Jersey Shrine Party
 on North Tour

Ten persons arrived in Juneau last night at 6:30 o'clock when the Princess Charlotte, Capt William o. Palmer and Purser Arthur H. Bird. berthed here from the south with 22O passengers aboard.
 Coming to Juneau were: Miss Amy Barlow, Mrs Florence Good and her children, Janice and Neal Good, Mrs. Norma Homme Sheldon Parmley, A. Tomich, T. Basich, C.. Tanton and H Ireland.
 A total of 187 persons on the Charlotte were round-trippers. Of these 69 persons are on tour in connection with Salaam Shrine of New Jersey. under the direction of Wilson Coe Jr., of Metuchen, NJ. Officers were Major J. D. Leonard of Deal, NJ, Temple Poteniate, and H. N. Petty of Elizabeth, NJ, Shrine Recorder. A Burlington Tour of 30 persons also was aboard. The Char lotte carried approximately TO tons of freight, only five of which were for Juneau
 She will return from Skagway Friday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
USE OF COLD
 DENIED NUNS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 18- The Carmelite nuns, Roman Ca- tholic cloistered order, devoted to prayer, were notified by the Fed eral Treasury that they cannot use approximately 1900 in gold, prin- cipally gifts of keepsakes that have been converted into bullion, to man. ufacture sacred vessel for the cha pei in the Carmelite convent here. According to ruling of the treas ury, the gold must be surrendered to the mint under terms of the Gold Reserve Act of 1884 and the gold recall order of December 28, 1883. The money that can be real ized in selling the gold to the treas ury will amount to $500, although the metal at the current price is worth $l 800, said Sister Agnes, sub prioress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
ALASKA SAILS
 FOR WESTWARD

Leaving Juneau on the Alaska for the Westward Tuesday were: Baxter Felch, L. McFarren, J. Green, F. Agoff, John Clark, FL mer Logan, Pete Kesovi, O. Sliper, Miss E. Thomas, Miss M. Kirby, R. E. Schmidt, A. E. Congdon, H. F. Kennard, Jerry Gaunatis, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lovold, Mrs. Ora Nichols and Jane Mills.
 Coming here earlier were: From Seattle-Doris w. Davis, MT. and Mrs. w. o. Feenaughty, Mrs. N. s. Fulford, Nathaniel Fulford, T. A. Haigh, Mrs. B. Henry, Alice Jamie son, N. Kashevaroff, Billie McCloud, Verna Morke, F. Radomske, V. F. Ratay, B F. Raymond, Mrs. w. M. Wood, J. Egan; from Southeast AL aska-M. Raymond, Billy Mcleod, E. A. Thatcher, Mrs. R. w. Mondy, Mrs. E. B. Sayla, M D. Williams, w. Hedrick, L. Winfard, Fannie Wirth, Hazel Coffin, B. Mallam, J. Considine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Mrs. Anna Hahn
 Pleads Innocent
Kisses l2-Year-Old Son Claims Not
 Guilty

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 18.-Mrs Anna Marie Hahn, pretty 31-year- old former housemaid, kissed her 12-year-old son today as she plead ed innocent of indictments charg- ing her with the poison murder of two elderly Germans.
 Mrs. Hahn has been indicted by the Grand Jury on two charges, one for the staying of George Sell man, 67, and the other for the death of Jacob Wagner, 78year-old team ster.
 The unexplained deaths of four elderly German men with whom Mrs. Hahn admitted being friendly are being scrutinized. Police have inquired into the deaths of eleven persons from mysterious illnesses.