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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
SCHOOLS ARE
 DISCUSSED IN
 HARNESS TALK
Territorial Commis sioner Makes Address, Junior
 C. of C. Session

There are nlnetv schools under Territorial supervision in Alaska, seventeen city schools and seventy three country schools" stated A. E. Karnes, Territorial Commission CT of Education who spoke Friday at the regular weekly luncheon of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Club in the grade school. -Four of these schools are located north of the Arctic Circle and some of them are west of the Hawaiian Is- lands"
 The speaker related that in cer- tain sections the youngsters spend much time carving and making clothing from skins. Other places they hold school only in summer, and during the winter they trap and fish. In one place there is a child six years old in the third grade and another instance where a child is nine years old in the sixth grade.
 In a recent inspection trip, over thirty schools were visited in eleven days with actual flying time of about twenty-eight hours. By boat, it would have taken five or six months to cover the same territory. Because of this, the speaker hu- morously remarked that his wlte said he was just plane" crazy.
 Edward Wood received the prize for the best current event report on Austria and Malcolm Faulkner received the best-joke prize. India was chosen to be reported on at the next meeting.
 Simpson MacKinnon administered the weekly current event quiz. John Tanaka, Harry Sperling, and Jim Glasse received perfect scores.
 John Lowell was elected to the club membership.
 Malcolm Faulkner, Ned Zenger, and Harry Sperling were named on the program committee for the next meeting. Dean Allen, William Tan aka and Walter Fukuyama were appointed to serve on the subsidiary committee.
 All standing committees report ed progress in their respective de- partments.
 Malcolm Faulkner accompanied the club in the opening and closing songs at the piano.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
FOURTH CHILD IS EXPECTED SOON BY
 NANCY ANN MILLER

A fourth child ss expected to ar rive this month for Nancy Ann Miller, wife of the former Mahara- jah of Indore, according to word received in Juneau.
 Nancy Ann Miller's international romance with Sir Tukoji Rao Hol- kar, startled the world in 1928. Though a Seattle girl, she lived during much of her girlhood in Valdez where her mother had min ing property on Slate Creek of which Charles Cramer was super intendent.
 With the maharanee, who is the mother of three daughters, are her mother, Mrs. Jennie L. Miller and her sister, Miss Ruth Miller They are living at her winter palace in Bombay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
ROCKIES ALLEY
 MEETING, ELKS,
 IS NICE PARTY
Con d ors, Buzzards, Hell Divers Arrive at
 Pin Wins

The Rockies enjoyed a nice socla- ble evening of bowling as the Eiks last night, with no one troubling himself overmuch to set any marks. A five hundred score seemed to rep resent just too much effort, so the lads compromised on a high total of 489, set py leonard dolmqulst, with Sherwood Wirt managing to arrive at 4s6 for second spot.
 One lone pinman, M. McDon- nell. did extend himself far enough to eclipse two hundred for one game, bettering the two-century mark by two pins to far over shadow the best efforts of the other rollers.
 While this was all going on, it developed that the three Condors took a two out of three game win from Warren Wilson, lone repre- sentative of the Beagle to show on the scene; the Buzzards repeated against Dr. w. M, Whitehead, lone roller for the Sandpipers, and the Hell Divers grabbed off the decid- ing contest from the Screech Owls,
 Some truly mighty pin scattering is billed for the Elks' tonight, with four squads of fair ladies loosing their curves at each other. In the first of the two Oriole matches to- night, the Towhees are given an opportunity to make true mockery of the Mocking Birds, at 7:30 O. clock; while at 8:30, the Robins will endeavor to beat the Wax wings.
 Rookie efforts last night were
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
STEELE GETS
 DECISION IN
 RISK0 MATCH
Middleweight Ch am pion Retains Title Babe Is
 Thoroughly Outpointed

NEW YORK, Feb. Freddie Steele. of Tacoma, middleweight champion, saved his crown by belt ing out decision over Babe Risko, of Syracuse, last night in a fifteen round battle. It was Steele's third victory over Risko from whom he took the title last summer in Se- attle. Steele's first victory over Ris- ko was in an overweight match.
 Steele received the unanimous de- cision of Referee Arthur Donovan and the two judges.
 Risko displayed only flashes of his punching ability and was de- cisively outpointed, despite a couple of rallies.
 The Associated Press score card credited Steele with nine rounds, Risko with five rounds and one was even.
 The bout crossed only $17,802.
 Steele entered the ring weigh ing 157 pounds and Risko tipped the scales at 1858 pounds.
 Steele won the first five rounds, losing the sixth when he hit Risko low and the challenger was badly buckled. Risko had Steele bounc- ing off the ropes in the seventh and continued his rally in the eighth but Steele unfurled a long right in the ninth round to stop the rally.
 Risko staged another rally in the thirteenth and fourteenth rounds but the champion finished strong and took the closing round.
 Steele. who wants to fight Jimmy McLarnin early in the summer meets Paul Durrone in an over weight match in Philadelphia on March 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
CHAMP FIGHT
 FOR BANTAMS

SAN JUAN Puerto Rico, Feb. 20. -Sixto Escoban, bantamweight champion, meets Lou Silica of New York in fifteen round title match here tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
GROVER WINNS
 GIVEN HON0RS

In honor of the twenty-fifth wed- ding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Grover c. Vim, MT. and Mrs. El- mer A. Friend entertained at din- ner last night at the Coffee Shoppe. Covers were laid for Dr. and Mrs. George F. Freeburger, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson, MT. and Mrs. We'll man Holbrook, MT. and Mrs. Wal ter P. Scott, MT and Mrs. w. s. Pull len, MT. and Mrs. Simpson MacKin- non, Mrs. Josephine White, Miss Barbara Vim, the honor guests and the host and hostess.
 At the close of the dinner the Winns were presented with beau tiful silver platter.
 Cards were then played at the home of the Friends and high scores at bridge were taken by Mrs. White and MT. Vim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20

the Italian comedian of the titled head and the garbled English, in a strong, featured role.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20

the vixenish truant officer. Then Shirley is taken away and all is consternation, but not for long. Friends turn up to free her from Miss Haden's grip, and the little lady and the old sailor of the lig1C- house are happily rejoinec.
 Buddy Ebsen, of Follies fame, is Shirley's dancing partner in the new picture and is also romantically teamed with lovely June Lang. Da- vid Butler directed the picture.
 Bobby Breen, the eight-year-old boy tenor who has thrilled millions of radio listeners-in with a voice perfected unusually early, makes his cinema debut in the new melody drama, Let's Sing Again. at the Coliseum Theatre Sunday.
 Singing since he was four years old, Bobby has been developed to a degree of excellence which Dr. Mario Marafioti compares with that of Caruso for attractiveness. This lyric tenor voice. which Dr. Mara fioti, coach of Grace Moore and other singing lights, has discovered in Bobby, was possessed by the inn mortal Caruso at the same age.
 Let's Sing Again as it's title implies, is a dramatic production laden with melody, moments of comedy and an abundance of heart throbs. The comedy is explained by the presence of Henry Armetta,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
SHIRLEY PLAYS SAILORS LOVE,
 CAPT. JANUARY
Eight -Year-Old Boy Tenor Brings His Talents to
 Coliseum Screen

The heart warming story of dim pied tot and a sweet old man both of whom had found the right somebody to love"-is delightfully."- told in the new Shirley Temple picture, Captain January coming Sunday to the Capitol Theatre.
 In delightful mixture of song, dance and comedy, the new picture follows the adventures of Shirley and Guy Kibbee. the grizzled old lighthouse keeper, who had rescued her from the sea, and who was jealously determined to keep her for for himself.
 Aided by another old salt, Slim Summerville, Kibbee succeeds for a time in sheltering Shirley from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
ATTENTION MAsoNs

There will be a Stated Commlmi- cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge NO. 147, F.&AM., Monday evening at 7:30. Work in the E. A. Degree. By order of the w. M.
 J. w. LEVERS, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
of Cage Games Played at
 Anchorage Meet

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 20 Results of the basketball games played up to last night of the pres ent Sports Tournament, are as fol- lows:
 Valdez Eagles have beaten the Wasilla Rubes 21 to 16.
 Cordova Elks have defeated the Palmer Colonists 24 to Is.
 Fairbanks Polar Bears have taken the Cordova Elks in camp by a B to IF score.
 The Fairbanks High School five has trimmed the Valdez High School by score of 22 to II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20

Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
U. WASHINGTON
 WINNER FROM
 WASH. SKATERS
Three Teams Now in Run ming for Title Northern
 Division of B. B.
(By Associated Press)

Three teams are in the running for the Northern Division Basket ball Conference title after the Uni versity of Washington defeated Washington State at Pullman last night by score of 37 to 34 and pulling the Staters down to first place tie with Oregon and boosting the Huskies half a game behind Oregon
 The Cougars and Huskies meet again tonight with Oregon and Ore gon State playing at Corvallis.
 The standings are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
DOUGLAS M
 ARE WINNERS

The Douglas high school boys basketball team is knocking them over at Haines in their present ser ies there.
 On Thursday night the Douglas ties defeating the Haines high school five by a score of p to II and last night trimmed Company F of Chil- koot Barracks by score of 24 to 12. s,
 The Douglas bunch is meeting the Haines school again this after noon.
 The Eagles second team was just nosed out In their game with Com pany E, losing IT to l6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-02-20
TOb0ggan Party
 Given by Rands

MT. and Mrs. Clarence R. Bands were hosts last night to a group of classmates of their daughter AL thea, at toboggan party.
 MT. Bands took the group on an eight mile slide while Mrs. Bands, assisted by Mrs. Frank Rouze and Mrs. Whittemore made hot dough- nuts for them.
 After all had their fill of doughnuts they played games until time to go home.
 Those present were Betty Wil- cox, Mary Ann Skinner, Barbara Hermann, Ruth Allen, Sue Stewart, Mary Stewart, Josephine Campbell, Keith Reischel, Harley Turner, Phil lip Harlan, Elwin Messer, Irving Lowell and Harry Watkins.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
A UNIDOS NO AYU-
DARA A N A CON-
CERTAR UNI

Washington, Mario 9.-el Sc
cretario del tesoro, Sr. Morgen
THAI, rechaz6 aver una propo-
sici6n del gobierno frances que
haria facil evadir la ley John
son e invertir en- ell propuesto
emprestito frances de defensa.
Bajo la ley Johnson Sc prohi-
be a las naciones deudoras eu-
ropeas ell concertar empresti-
tos en- este pals. Ell bando Sc a.
plica solamente a Francia, pero
no a I~nglaterra, Italia, Belgica
y otros paises deudores.
Recientemente habfan cireu-
lado rumores, con la llegada del
nuevo embajador frances, Geo.
Bonet, de que los americanos se
propofan tomar parte en- Ell en-
prestito frances de defensa.
Ell senador Robinson declare
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

mas tarde, despues de una con-
fereneia con Morgenuhau, que
ell gobierno frances solo habia
preguntado a los Estados Uni
Idos 81 habia alguna objection d
iuue sc nombrara a una firma de
banqueros, j. P. Morgan y Co.,
por ejemplo, para actuar como
agente en- los Estados Unidos
para el prop6sito de pagan los
cupones d. emprestito en- los ca
SOS donde ell page Sc pidiera en-
d5lares.
Ell secretario M~orgenthau lie
mand6 a Frarcia este mensaje:
Ell secretario aprecia la actitud
de cooperation del ministro Au-
riol al informarle de los detalles
del plan financiero VI espera
que Ell nuevo emprestito sea un
gran exito."
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
HUNDIDO Ell VAPOR MAR
.CANTABRICO" POR Ell CRU
iCERO "CANARIAS"
Dicese que recegi6 a los tripu-
lantes Y pasajeros

Londres, Mario 9.-El des :
troyer echo" de la marina bri-
tanica, informa al almirantaz-
20 que en- la bahia de Gasconia
ell crucero espanol "Canarias'
bomibarde6 y humble al vapor de
carga espanol MAR Cantabri-
coz, que llevaba a su bordo I'M
importante c~argamento de mu-
niciones.
Habia salido ell "Mar Canta-
Ibrico" del puerto de Veracruz,
MEXICO, ell dfa 10 de febrero; pc
70 la mayor parte de su carga-
mento 10 habfa tornado en- ell
puerto de New York.
Asegura ell comaRdante del
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
LA p VOR DEL
CoFRE DE fUNSDAD
. -
PGlGbras del Ministro de Egipto

Sc inici6 aver efPesta siydad
la campana a favor DEB Cofre de
la Comunidad, pronunciando un
inspirado discurSo, en- ell Audi
torio de la Compaffa Tampa
Gas, Ell ministro de Egipto en-
los Estados Unidos, Sr. M. Ami
ne Youssef, que Sc ~encuentra de
yisbsa aquf. ~
Hablando a las 400 personals
ALI reunidas, ell ministro ofre-
clio I'm donativo personal de $50
y dijo que ell Cofre representa-
ba yN gran trabajo humanitario
digno de ser imitado por todos
los paises del mundo.
Como Ell alcalde, que sc halla-
ba presente, declinaba aceptar
ell dinero, por ser ell mlnlStro
huesped de Tampa, ell distingui-
do diplomatico habl6 asi: 81
vuestro alcalde no acepta ell di-
nero, yo les pido a ustedes que
aeepten, porque 20 soy uno de
ustedes. Yo insisto, en- nombre
de Egipto, que acepten esta ex-
preston de sincera amistad.
Dirigiendose por la Radio a
los ciudadanos de Tampa, M.
Anime Youssef les dijo: "No
hay gloria igual a la gloria de
dar para los otros. Los ideales
de los Estados Unidos han sido
adoptados por mi pueblo, y uno
de vuestros grandes ideales 10
es ell Cofre de la Comunidad".
Tomaron parte en- ell acto, a.
demas, el alcalde r. E. L. Chan
cey; C. D.. Curtis, presidente
del Cofre; ell abogado Morris
White y otras personalidades.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

destructor que ell crucero reco-
gi6 a los tripulantes y pasajeros
entire ellos alguros voluntarios
ndrteamericanos y mejieanos.
| FL vapop habia ocultado su
nombre y trataba de pasar CO..
mo un buque ingles. AL rrinci-
pho sc dijo que ell vapor hundi-
do 10 era ell ing1es "Adda," de
la compania Elder empster;
pero mas tarde sc supo que ell
"Adda" habia salido aver de Lii
verpool y que no podia ser ell
barco hundido.
Mas tarde sc supuso que era
ell "Aba", que Sc hallaba en- ca
mino desde la costa de Africa.
Los despachos trasmitidos por
el MAR Cantabrico" con ell nom
bre de "Adda" tenian la finali-
dad de obtener la ayuda de los
barcos ingleses.
Ell "Canarias'' Sc puso en- CO.
municaci6n con ell echo" Y lie
inform6 que sc trataba del Mar
Cantabrico', que con bandera
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
LA COMISION DE PRESU-
PUESTOS NO PUDO LIE
GAR A UNI ACOERDO CON
Ell ~GOBERNADOR CONE

Tallahassee, Mario 9.-LR co
mission de presupuestos del es-
tAdo, luego de una reunion que
dur6 dos horas, no pudo llegar
a un acuerdo con ell gobernador
Cone sobre ell presupuesto que
Sc presentara a la legislature de
1887.
En- una carta a la comisi6n ell
gobernador dice que la cantidad
sometida sobrepasa al dinero
que sc necesita para los gastos.
Isl este presutpuesto va a la
legislature como resultado de un
desacuerdo, los legislatures no
lie prestaran atenci6n-declar6
ell secretario de estado Gray.
Comentando Ia situaci6n Ell
Intervention Lee dijo: 81 no po-
demos convenir en- un presu-
puesto, 10 mejor es no mandar
NADIA a la legislature"
"Yo ofrecf en- la pasada cam
pana politica, dice ell goberna-
dor, que me opondrfa al au-
mento de los gastos y ash 10
cumplire.
FL secretario de estado Gray
afirma que ell aumento Sc debe
a la necesidad de aumentar ell
credito que Sc concede anual-
mente al hospital de dementes,
10 mismo que los creditos para
eel poderajudicial, ell Colegio de
Mujeres Y la Universidad de
Florida.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

Rodriguez acost6 a Bill Pippin
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
CUANDO Sc Trio AL MAR
uLEVABA $4,000 EN- LOS
BOLSILLOS

Havre, Franc1a, Mario 81
La policia de esta ciudad cree,
que cuando ell notable actor iYS
giles Frank O. Vesper Sc trio al
MAJ desde ell vapor Paris, que
Sc hallaba en- camino de este
puerto, llevaba en- los bolsillos
$4,000. Sabese que ell actor te-
MIA $4,000 pero que no deposit6
ell dinero con ell sobrecargo.
Vesner sc lanz6 al mar des-
pues de una fiesta celebrada en-
ell camerino de Muriel Oxford,
una bella inglesa que habia ac-
tuado en- clubs nocturnOs de
New York.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

vole6 en- la carretera Nc. 5, Ger
ca de Riverview, sufriendo la
fracture de varias costillas y
lesiones irternas.
Esta desgracia aumenta a 16,
en- 10 que va de ano, ell MI nero
de personals que han perecido
en- este condado a consecuencia
de academies automoviliStas.
La Sra. Frances Causey, es-
posa del fallecido sufrio haridas
en- la cara y no ha podido salir
del hospital.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
REUNION DEL COMITE EJE
CUTIVO DE LA VERBENA

Sc reunira manana en- la Off
Gina de la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor City, ell Comite Ejecu-
two de la Verbena del Taba-
CO...
Tiene Ia junta relaci6n con
los planes del future.
Centenares de personas han
pedido al Comite que La VERDE
ma Sc mantenga a TODD trance.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09

inglesa tYataba de romper ell
bloqueo.
Sc calcula D valor de la car
ga, incluyendb aeroplanos y ma
terial de guerra, en- mas de tres
millones de pesos.
Estimase que ell servicio de es
pionaje deslos rebeldes pudo ave
riguar por que parte de Espana
Sc proponia entrar ell vapor.
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
MURIO EN- Ell HOSPITAL UN
EMPLEADO DE LA TAM
PA ELECTRIC
Sc lie volc6 SUI Autom6vil en- la
Carretera No. 5

Falleci6 aver en- ell Hospital
Municipal a consequence de le-
stones que sufriera ell pasado
viernes, en- un accidente auto
movilista, ell Sr. Jerry C. eau
sey. de 81 amos, empleado de la
Tampa Electric y un conocido
"golfista" aficionado.
Ell autom6vil de Causey sc
La gaceta., 1937-03-09
KELLY 1ERRoTo A
JOHNNY FREEMAN

Rodriguez acosto a Bill Pippin
Clearwater, Mario 9.-Un jo
ven de Akron, Ohio, Jackie KEEL
ly, vencio anoche por puntos a
Johnny Freeman, de San Anto-
10, Texas. en- un combate a diez
asaltos. o
Bill Rodriguez, un tampeno
de 125 libras, derrib6 por la
cuenta de diez = Bill Pippin, de
Plan@City, en- ell terceE asalto.
Tablas Sc declare q bout,
entire Jose Rodriguez, de West
TAMPA, y Eddie Bond, de Lake
land. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02
Stavka odsvnickych dslnic
skoncena.

Ma rozkaz hlavniho stanu
jejich unie, deset zenskych
pracovnic firmy Roberts Dress
spolecnosti, SO S. Paca ulice, o.
deslo v patek z d1lny a tim
skoncilo Baltimorskou prvnf
vysedavaci stavku.
Konec stavky, pocate IL.
bfezna, docflen byl patek v
New Yorku Louisem Widen
field z New Yorku, majitelem
podniku a Charlesem Kreind-
Ter, spravcem Baltimorskeho
distriktu unie Mezinarodn1ch
zenskych %pracovnic.
Dvacet pet delnic pocalo wy
sedavacf stavku IL. brezna.
Pocet jich rozmnozen byl ma
35, ale v sobotu pred tydnem
snizen ma deset, ably ~usetTeno
bylo ma vydanl unie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02

Senator j. Allan Coad, de-
mokrat re st. Mary's, predse-
da financn1 komise uvedl pre-
dlohu ma pomocne a dobrocin-
ne dane.
Predloha zada pokracovanf
nynejsfch Sc zvysen1m z pivnf
dane, pfidanfm dvaceti dnf ku
dostihove sezone, danemi z
hracich strojkd, sladkych ma
pojG a patentnfch lek1.
DIE predlohy dane vynesly
by priblizne asi $5,55O,OOO ro-
enc. Dosud vynasely $780,
900 roche.
Predloha uvedena byla, jak
senator p~oznamenal, jake "a
kladna, ma nfz rokovano by by
10 a doSlo by ku zdarnemu u
praveni teto otazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02
Opera ~"Lohengrin".

Divadlo Lyric naplneno by
10 v pondel1 do poslednfho mi
sta milovniky opery v poctu a.
81 1000 osobami. Sto ctyricet
Jeden nuceni byli staff pc cele
ctyfi hodiny.
Kabinet presidenta Roose-
velta zastoupen byl general
MIN navladnim, Homer S..
Cummings a sekretarem valky,
Harry H. Woodring a jejich
manzelkami. Mezi cleny di-
plomatickeho sboru byl Alex
ander Trojanovsky, sovetsky
velvyslanec S manzelkou svojf
a jinymi.
Provedenf teto Wagnerovy
opery setkalo Sc S velikym u
spechem.
We stredu Lyric divadlo
opet pfeplneno bylo. 1000
navstevnikd stale, kdyz prede-
hra zahajena byla. Jinych $40
osob stale jeste v rade pro mi
sta ku stanl. Davany byly o.
perry "Cavalleira Rusticana" a
"Pagliacci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02
Zmensovani WPA zamsstnani.

"A 0AAACSSAAOAA
Listing zamestnanc1 vladni
administrace WPA zmensova-
ny jsou ami mnozf, kterf touto
v dobe nezamestnanosti pod
porovani byli pracf, zvlaste
zkusenf a polozkusenf pracov-
nlci nalezaj1 zamestnanf u SOU
kromych firem.
Ku konci roku bylo kolem
$500 osob zamestnano ma kon-
strukcn1m programu WPA.
Koncem poslednfho mesice po-
Get ten sn1zen byl ma $500 a
snad koncem dubna klesne ma
5000.
Program v zivot uveden byl
v srpnu roku 1885 shodou vlad
Mich a mestskych Baltimor-
skych 1fadG ma pomocnem pra
covn1m programu We vysi $780,
625.0OO. DIE dohody vladni
administrace Verejnych Praci
(WPA) mela pfisp6ti $13, 900
900 a mesto $1O,625,O 900. Do
konce posledn1ho tydne WPA
vynalozilo 1O,5OO,OOO. Kolik
z mestskych fond6 vyplaceno,
nenl stanoveno. Soudf Sc, re v
nekolika mes1clch cely tento
program skoncen Dude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02
Nova hudebnf unie.

Mfstnf hudebnf unie zahrnu-
j1c1 budouc1 Baltimore Sym
phony orkestr a Zenskou hou-
slovou Symphony, pTipravuje
akci, ably vsichni hudebnfci
hrajfc1 pro zisk pfipojili Sc ku
uni. TAX oznamil v patek Os-
car Apple, president organise
ce. Move platy vypracovany
byti mali pro symfonicke hu-
debn1ky. Zamestnani byti mali
ma dobu sezony a ne jake drive
ma predstaveni. Hudebn1ci
placenf "a pTedstavenf mali
idostavati O padesat procent vi
ce neil ii, kter1 by watt byli
ma celOu SeZonu.
Frederick r. Huber, mestsky
reditel hubby, jest toho nahle-
du, re tento krok unie prekazi
zamestnavarny v Redwood ul.
do Baltimorske Symphony bu-
dou moci byti pTijfmany jenom
zkusenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02

den 20 mas v 1cte mely slavice
jej tim zpGsobem jake my to
chime. 10 rok6 uplynulo cd
dolby te kdy poprve sesly jsme
Sc zde v malem krouzku ces-
kych zen a mne ulozena povin-
most cestna a mila vas pri teto
slavnosti uvftati. ia vitam vas
vsechny vespolek neb vykona-
ly jsme povinnosti nam uloze-
ne spravne a Verne pc celych
10 rokd a pfala bych 81 ably ii
nasi staff Cechove, kteTf spf jiz
svGj krasny sen, mas tax vide
ly, ku prfkladu starry p. Klec-
ka a JIM. I'll by zajiste z mas
NELL radost jak umejf pracovat
zeny V jejich klubu. Dale ia
zkratfm moji rec a pref ct.
predsedce a vsem zakladatel-
kan, 1Tednicfm a celemu klu-
bu mnoho stestf a zdaru pro
prfstich 10 rokG. Dekuji."
Ma to podan byl darek ct.
predsedce cd klubu, krasny
dort die paT1zskeho vzoru, O.
zdobeny svfcf a cerstvymi kve-
THANH, ktery upravila ses. K.
Skrabek. Ses. predsedka S po-
hnutfm podekovala. Ma to "a
sedly sestry ku krasne uprave-
nym stoldm, ma kterych mely
zasluhu naSe slavne kucharky.
ia doufam, re slavnost i s pro-
gramem dosahla sveho 1kolu a
re nam Dude vzpruhou k dalSi
move praci. Tim pTanfm kon-
elm a dekuji celemu slavnost-
nfmu vyboru a vsem, kteri O
zdar slavnosti sc pficinily.
S pozdravem Tajemnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-02
. OSADY SV.

Dolejsi mlstnost skolni budo-
Wy sv. Vaclavske ma Collington
Avenue byla minulou nedeli
pc rannich velikonocnlch bo-
hosluzbach svedkem f1dke a
vyznamne udalosti, kdyz Klub
Rieger, v plnem zastoupen1, p.
Janu j. Kasparovi, z cfsla 1920
Ashland Avenue, udelil a ode
vidal diplom cestneho dozi-
votnlho clenstvf. Diplom mi
strne proved umelec-krajan,
p. Vaclav Oktavec, jehoz ma
rysy osadnfch budov pozadf
obrazu, Verne vystihly pomer a
vztah panujfc1 mezi recipien-
tenn diplomu, panem KaSpa-
rem a osadou sv. Vaclavskou.