davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01

Kniha divadlo povysily Swell
kovskou "psinu" ma prestol
protivalecneho klasicismu. "a
pomelo Sc vsak, re pfflisne
ZduraZnOvan1 a oslavovanf
SveJka natropf nam nedozfr-
nych skod. Dobry vojak Svejk
nam udelal We svete jen kus O.
study. China jej totiz, paso-
vala ma pfedstavitele cesstvf a
nekterf premrstenf intelek-
tualove il v tom nepffmo pod
porovali. Slysel jsem ma Vast
nj usi lekci, kterou ceskoslo-
Venskym intelektual6m udelili
sovetstl spisovatele a zurnali-
ste pri SVEN prvnim pTatel-
skem zaJezdu do Prahy, 1885,
kdyz Je zavedli ma "slavnost-
nj pfedstavenf Burianova
"SveJka". Jak palila jejich
Islova, kdyz pTedstavitele lite
raln1 tvorky sovetskeho Ruska
nam fekli = ceskoslovensk1
narOd ma prece We svych deli
mach daleko lepsf pTedstavite-
lie, nez je figura dobreho voia-
ka SveJka. Poznalo Sc, re svej-
kovanl ktere rozvracelo arma-
du rakouskou, by mohlo roz-
vratiti armada CSR. Tenn KITE
ri z mravn1ch dGvodG stall pro-
tt sveJkovine, dostalo sc zado-
stlucinen1. Ceskoslovensky ma
trod odvratil Sc cd Svejka, mis-
to memo zaujala mysl naroda
velika apotheosa b~ratrstvf v hr
dinske legionarske hre Lam
grove "J1zdnf hlfdka" a nynf
jake vyvrcholenf ZborovskJch
oslav, pfichazf legionafsky vel
kofilm "Zborov''. Dobry vojak
svejk je mrtev = mrtev pro
ceske jeviste a nikdo toho nell
TUE. Jen toho lie litovati, re
ideal svejka nepadl drive.
Prazska a mimoprazska di-
vadla zahajuj1 podzimni a zim
nj divadeln1 sezonu a die pred
beznych ornament pripravova-
nych her a oper jsou to hlavne
klasict1 autoTi: Smetana, Dvo-
fak, Wagner, Mozart, pro ope-
ry a Klicpera, Tyl, Stroupez-
nicky, Jirasek, Zeyer, sramek,
LANCER, Dyk, Vrchlicky pro pG
vodn1 cinohry, dale z cizfch
autord: Sardou, Moliere, Bra
beau, Ibsen, Shakespeare, Tret-
jakov, Nalkowska, Stojanov
Ferrar a JIM klasikove jichz
hry budou hrany V nastavajfcf
divadeln1 sezony V Ceskoslo-
vensku. Jmenovanf autori da-
vaj1 zaruku, re ceskosloven-
skemu lidu dostane Sc hodnot-
nych her, poctiveho dusevnfho
a kultury. Kez by mohlo to
byti feceno i o naSem americ-
KEN vyberu divadelnfch her a
operet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
OKENKO DO CESKOSLO-
VENSKYCH
ZABERU.
Pro ~"Telegraf" pfse
j. M. Vondracek.
America Dude vysiIat "Dona
Juana" z Prahy.

0 slavnostnf predstavenf Mo-
zartovy opery don Juan" KITE
re Dude uspofadano "a Tizenf
V. Talicha We Stavovskem di-
vadle 20. rijna ma pamet vyro-
81 prazske svetov6 premiery,
Sc jew v celem hudebnfm svete
neobycejny zajem. Svedcf O
tom jiz to, re mas nejvetsf roz-
hlasovy koncern Narodnf roz-
hlasova spolecnost (National
Broadcasting Co.. pozadala
Ceskoslovensky rozhlas o pre-
nos tohoto pfedstavenf. Pro A
meriku usporada Ceskosloven-
sky rozhlas co nejdrive zvlast-
nj pfenos z Bertramky a pax
jej zapojf do Stavovskeho di-
vadla, odkud Dude mas rozhlas
vysilat pfedehru a I. d6jstvf O.
perry. ~Pamatujte 81 datum 20.
rljna a naladte vase radiov6
pfijimace ku poslechu nesmr-
|telneho dfla Mozartova, ffze-
neho genialnfm Talichem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Iowan vybran ruskou vladou.

Ukol napsati diva technicke
rozbory o tovarn1 vyrobe jichz
Sc ma pouziti v modernizaci
sovetskych prGmyslovych tova-
rem, byl sveren prof. Ralph M.
Barnesovi z university Iowa,
kde je inzenyrskym znalcem,
zastupci ruske vlady. Prof.
Barnes pravil, re jeho 1vahy
pc pfelozenf do ~rustiny budou
otisteny V sovetskem listu GA
mericka technika v prGmyslu'
v mesfci zaff. O sepsanf onech
clankd jej pozadal T.. Smolia-
noff, zastupuj1cl chemicky
prdmysl sovetG We Spoj Sta
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01

MD, OCTOBER l. 1887
rodu velmi dobre znam neje-
nom jake veliky ucenec, ale tez
jake velmi dobry politik, KITE
ryz svojf bystrost1 a prozfravo-
stf pfivadel Vfdenske pany do
velmi nepTfjemnych nalad.
Valka zastihla Masaryka jizs
We velmi pokrocilem veku "a
rok1, ale jeho Ouch stale mia
dy a odvazny, v teto pohnute
dobe pochopil, re jest nutno u
skutecniti dflo, kterez bylo
Tyrsem zacato, a dusevne vyci-
til, re nemelo-li byti Tyrsovo
snazenf nadarmo, tax jest W.
hradne ma mem, ably vztoupil
osobne v jeho slepeje, a zorga-
nisoval sokolstvo V husitske ST.
ky, a s odvahou v pravde liz
kovou dial Sc lined do dfla.
Jelikoz byl presvedcen, re
zpoutany mas narod donna ne
mohl by provost 1spesnou re-
voluci proti Rakousku, neb byl
pT1lis k zemi pTitisknut rakou-
sko-madarskymi bajonety, Cd
j1zdi tudiz Masaryk jiz pocat-
KEN roku 1915 do ciziny by We
valecnem SVEN v1ru sveta Wy
dobil pro sv1j narod zakladnf
kamen k jeho samostatnosti.
PAX jiz mGzeme sledovati Ma
saryka acknowledgements pouze
re zprav z r1znych bojist v
Rusku, Francii, Italii a posleze
ii z dalne krajanske Ameriky.
Nase ceska vetev v Americe
pochopila narodni odboj sveho
naroda "a svobodu a vsestrane
spolupracuje die svych nej-
lepsich moznosti a vita Masa-
ryka We SVEN stredu. Prisel a
zv1tezil v srdcfch vsech Cecho-
Americana a z1skal 81 u Mich te
nejuzS1 spoluprace a podpory
vsestranne, a Cesi v Americe
pomahali delati revoluci We
prospech sveho naroda. Kdyz
pax dostalo sc Masarykovi i
vsemozne podpory cd samot-
neho p~residenta Woodrow Viii
soma, tim osud byl rozhodnut v
mas prospect. TAX v brzku ma
DIESEL den %. f1jna 1913 a my
nachazlme jiz Masaryka-O svo-
boditele We Filadelfii, kdez
slavnostne prohlasuje cesko-
slovenskou narodni samostat-
most. Vdecny cesky narod ne
zapomlna ma sveho vGdce, dra-
heho tat1cka Masaryka-Osvo
boditele, a pTi jeho pf1jezdu
do sve drahe osvobozene vlasti
jest srdecne vitan celym naro-
dem a pax posazen ma stolec
presidentsky. Prvnf jeho sna-
hou bylo dati svemu narodu
vladu lidu, lidem a pro lid, die
znenf 1stavy Spoj. Statd Anne
rickych, coz Sc mt pine zdafi-
10, a znalost mezinarodn1 poll
tiky jakoz i znalost pomerG
~vnitrn1ch rGznych okolnfch
statG, bystrost, rozvaha a 1pl-
ma jistota We vsem podnikani
upevnily velice zaklady Cesko-
slovenska a vsestranna d1vera
celeho naroda We sveho drahe-
no tatfcka presidenta davala
mu pouze "a pravdu, re jeho
zpGsob r1zeni statu jest SPRAY
ny, a tax mu bylo mono v do
bre kooperaci Sc vsemi vladni-
mi stranamy, p~revesti svuj ma
rod pres mnoho 1skal1ch, ma
kterych jine staty stroskotaly
Sc svoj1 demokracif. Kdyz pax
telesnych sill kvapem ubyvalo,
ustoupil re sveho presidentske-
no 1fadu, neb vedel re narod
potTebuje silneho muze Ia v1d
ce. Ovsem nebylo mu popra-
no dlouheho odpocinku a RADIO
sti z vykonaneho d1la, neb dnes
kdy tyto radky pfsi ukladan
Ijest prave v limo sve drahe re
me, pro kterouz tolik dobreho
vykonal a my zde v dalne A
merice vSichni feline odcohdu
naseoh draheho tat1cka Masa-
ryka-O svoboditele.
F. Bouda.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Novy prostredek k haseni ohnaS

V Pittsburgh, Pa, Sc pracu-
je ma zaf1zeni pTfstroj1 k ha-
Semi pozarG v motorech docela
noveho druhu. Tento novy wy
nalez ma "a zaklad tax Nv. SUI
chy led. Proud uhliciteho ply
nu jest vrhan ma zvlastnf zaff-
zen1, ktere jej rychle prone
nuje V suchy led. Ia pouhych
10 vtefin jest tfmto zpdsobem
mono uhasiti ohen a pri tom
nenf zadneho nebezpecf, re by
byl motor nejak poskozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Dobry vojak Svejk je mrtev.

Dobry vojak Svejk patTil v
povalecnych letech "a kredo
casti ceskoslovenske veTejno-
sti. Lide byli valkou unaveni
a mravne rozvraceni. Svejk
byl typ vojaka, ktery rozklada
armada SWIM ulejvactvfm, pri-
fhlOuplOst1 j mazanostf zaroven
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Obstavy.

Dozorce: "Mate ma vybra-
nou, bud mGzete lepiti obalky
nebo plest kose.'
Vezen: "A nemohl bych,
prosim, cestovati S hotovymi
vyrobky?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01

V kazdem narode v urcitych
obdobfch rodf Sc Tide, jim5
predurceno jest, by tvoTili pr,
sti osudy sveho naroda, pc pTi-
pade i narodG jinych. Zalezi
pouze jakeho dusevnfho zalo,
zenf dotycne osoby jsou a dale
pax, jaky sleduji Gil, zdali O.
sobnf aneb celonarodn1. Tako-
We veliciny, jimz zalez1 vyhrad
ne ma tom ably samy vynikly ma
1kor sveho naroda, nalezame
dnes ma vetsine diktatorskych
|tr1nech r6znych Evropskych
zem1ch jake v Nemecku, Italii
|Polsku, Madarsku atd. Druha
skupina narodnfch velikan6
Jest ona, jimz osobnf ctizadost
Jest neznama a prospech marc
da jest jejich snem, jejich tuz-
bou, idealem, zkratka vsim,
celym jejich zivotnfm 1sil1m.
oni mu obetujf veskeren sv1j
cas-, svoje nejlepsf schopnosti a
v mnohych pffpadech i svoje
finance, ba i osud svych rodin.
Nase draha ceska vlast zradi-
la take svoje velikany, muze
velikych charakterG a zlatych
srdci, kteTi postavily Sc v tech
nejpohnutejs1ch dobach v cello
sveoh naroda, a z1skaly 81 YES
kerou dGveru ceskeho lidu.
Jelikoz toto pojednanf tykati
Sc ma vyhradne ku objasneni
idee sokolske, vzpom1nam tu-
dfz prvniho nenarocneho ma
rodn1ho pracovn1ka, DR.. Miro
slava Tyrse, kteryz nejhloube-
il proc1til nas1 narodn1 porobu
a jazykovy 1tisk T1zeny prot
nam S 1zasnym tlakem ne1pro-
snou nemeckou Vfdni. Videl
svGj drahy narod stale vice Sc
slabovany, zotroceny, ponem-
covany, sesmesnovany a to ma
semu Tyrsovy drasalo srdce.
Vedel, re mali byti narod "a
chranen, must Sc tudfz podnik-
nouti zachranne prace okamzi-
tie. Vedel tez re jedine silny
-narod vftezf, a jenom uvedo-
mely lid Sc vschopf k odporu
prot utlacovatel1m a znovu
dobude i svych lidskych svo-
bod a svemu narodu rovnoprav
most. TAX uvazoval Tyrs a pod
temito dojmy zrodila Sc v mem
myslenka narodnlho odboje,
proti rakouske tyranske mad
Wade, myslenka ma narodn1 O.
svobozen1, myslenka sokolska.
Netrvalo dlouho a tuto svoji
myslenku uvedl mas Tyrs We
skutek. Narod pochopil, co cd
neho Tyrs zada, myslenka So
kolska stala sc razem pravym
nabozenstv1m celeoh naroda, a
sokolske silky Sc mnozily a dlou
he Tady muz1 i zen, starych i
mladych chvatalo pod rozpja-
ia krfdla ceskeho sokola a pod
prapor cervenobfly. T6locvi-
cen pribyvalo, a vsude Sc pine
cvicilo, ably vychovan byl shiny
narod a podniky vzdelavacf a
prednasky a vylety poradany
byly. Ceske pfsne, ceske kni-
ny, ceska hudba, pTisp1valy
ku vzpruzenf narodnfho
cftenf. Kdyz pax svetova val
ka otrasala zaklady celeho sve
ia, nebylo jiz ovsem Tyrse me-
ri zivymi, ale byl zde Yak z je-
no skoly, kteryz prodcnhut We
skrze m%yslenkou sokolskou a.
ma zfeteli jeff Gil, poznal,
Re prave v tonic valecnem cha
.su skyta Sc nam pTflezitost
vyziskati neco pro mas. Tlmto
zakem Tyrsovym nenf nikdo
jiny nez Professor T. G.. Masa-
ryk, kteryz jest jiz svemu ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Dvofakova symfonie " Rhine.

Zaverecny koncert letnf sym
fonicke sezony v rimske basili-
ce Massencia, jehoz sc z1cast-
milo asi trinact tisfc osob, jest
pfilezitostf pro rfmske listy k
nadsene chvale dirigentske
schopnosti Petra Mascagniho
a k ocenenf Dvorakovy symfo-
ME z noveho sveta" List Ell
Massagero" p1se, re pri DvoTa-
kove symfonii sc zdalo, re
Mascagni nasel v symfonii svou
mladost a re do partitury dial
celou svou dust. Kazdy mohl
pozorovati, jak Mascagni byl
krasou symfonie 1plne podma-
men.
Mascagni jest davnym a pill
nym propagatorem ceske hud-
by v Europe a Americe. Prove
den1 symfonie "Z noveho sve-
ta' bylo nadsene pTijato rim
skym hudebn1m obecenstvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Slezske ochotnictvo Pc padesa
tt letech cinnosti.

Letos, v mesici rijnu, Dude v
Opave oslavovano 50lete trva-
nj Divadelnf ochotnicke jedno-
ty. Jubileum velkeho vyzna-
mt pro cele pohranicf, nebot
bilance pc PGlstolete cinnosti
je vskutku krasna a dokazuje,
co We Slezsku pc STRANGE ma
rodnfho u~v6domovanf bylo W.
Romano prave ochotnickym di-
vadlem. Jubilujfcf spolek Sc
ma oslavy pripravuje rozvaz-
ne a dGstojne. PTedevs1m jest
nutno pfipomenouti, re byla
Divadelnf jednotou vypsana di
vadelnf soutez ma pGvodnf hru
re selskeho prostTedi a soutez
jest datovana pomerne vyso-
kymi cenami. Pr Jubileu bu-
de provedeno slavnostni pred
staven1 "Nasich furiant1" ma
mestske opavske scene, v nemz
vystoup1 vetsina herc1 re sta
re generace, kteff tehdy w
pred Lefty v teto hfe 1cinkova-
Ii. Hra byla vybrana proto, re
je primo klasickym divadelnim
kusem ceske dramtaicke pro-
dukce. 0 protektorat techto
velikych slavnost1 byl pozadan
ministr skolstvi a narodnf osve-
ty, a v cestnem pfedsednictvu
ma prvem mfste je beskydsky
bard Petr Bezruc.
Bruselsky a vlamsky rozhlas
provede dine 20. rijna divadel-
NJ hru Mily Kolafe "Kral "a
palek" v 1prave Poole pTekla-
du M. Sl1vy pod nazvem" De
Luciferskonig."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01

Do snehu ma horu Sc mi ne
chtelo, dosti snehu a snehovych
vanic jsem zazil pred lety v
Nebrasce. TAX jsme sc vydali
ma zpatecnf cestu dol1 a po-
malu n1ze a nfze az jsme pri-
jeli NEIL velke stromy ma niz-
81 strani byl les a tn syn pravf:
"Say daddy, tamhle je ma ces-
te medved" a opravdu on Sc
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
RAIN RELIEVES
CHINAFAMINE

SHANGHAI, April is Q.N.S0.
Thousands Of Chinese families in
North Szechuen and South Shensi
provinces stood rejoicing today,
their arms lifted in gratitude to
heaven as a deluge of rain ended
q prolonged drought that had
threatened to cause the worst
famine in ITO years.
Szechuen, China's rice bowl"
hopefully prepared to rescue a
million persons who had been
slowly starving to death as they
ate grass, tree bark and white
clay for lack of food.
Thousands of peasants braved
the rain and bitterly cold weather
to gather at Chinese temples to
offer their thanksgiving.
officials, meanwhile, went about
the grim task of computing the
number of dead from the famine,
and estimated the number at
10000.
The rain brought an end to
rampant terrorism and violence
that swept through the hunger
stricken areas. putting an end to
the desperate practice of neigh
Dor robbing neighbor.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
NEWS PICTURES
ARE PRAISED

Increasing emphasis on pictures
in the modern newspaper is the
most important development in
American journalism in the opin-
ion of Marvin H. Creager, editor
of the Milwaukee Journal, here
for the American Society of News
paper Editors meeting.
Newspapers are now brighter
and more informative, he said.
Creager is president of the Ameri.
can Society of Newspaper Editors
which opens its fifteenth annual
convention today at the National
Press Club.
Contrasting the past days OF
journalism with the present, he
said:
There was a time when pic
lures were regarded as merely
incidental. That Is no longer
the case"
Creager said he thought a def
mite advance had been made ir
the handling of news. He pointed
out that the profession of report
ing now requires an understand
ing of manifold subjects.
One tendency which Creagel
thought to be bad was depart
naturalization" of newspapers.
The meeting will be opened in
the National Press Club audito
rum by Charles o. Gridley, club
president.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
Family Found Facing
Starvation Threat

A family Of seven living on a
plate Of boiled noodles and a
pitcher of water q day. Three
months behind in the rent on a
$12-a-month home. No light or
heat. -Four dollars week their
only income, earned by the Oldest
child.
Such is the tragic plight of So
year.old Walter Kinnamount and
his family, compelled last year by
misfortunes to give up their life.
long home in the District and move
to Maryland.
And on top of these universities
is the fact that the stricken family,
by moving across the District line
to 103 Bergman St., in Capitol
Heights, is ineligible for relief
either from washington or Mary
land agencies.
All are poorly clothed, especially
the children. Yesterday the five
year-old daughter of the family
was wearing two unmatched shoes,
their soles worn through.
With tears in her eyes, Mrs
Kinnamount wrung her hands and
exclaimed:
what will happen to us?
Things just seem to get worse
all the time. 1t breaks my heart
to see the little ones cry for
food.
my husband will accept any
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
DEM0LAY RITE
ON MAY 10

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April IS.
New officers of the Alexandria
Chapter, Order of DeMoley. will
be installed at public exercises by
j. P. Robertson, jr., past master
councillor, on May 10, the chapter
announced today.
New officers are: Charles L.
Nash, jr., master councillor; Jo-
seph Berkow. senior councillor, and
Harold w. Reid. jr.. Junior
councillor.
It also was announced today
that 10 members of the chapter
have been elected by the Grand
Council to receive the Order of
Chevalier. Decorations will be pre-
sented James Thompson, William
M. Saunders, Clifford Goodrich,
Richard E. Stulz, Elmer G. Ridge
ly, Raymond T. Reese, Ray War
ner, Walter Herbert, Earle r..
Myers and Douglas w. Stanton, jr.
The chapter and it's alumni will
stage a joint dinner dance at the
George Mason Hotel April %.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
MINE OWNERS
TESTIFY KY.
SH00TINGS


Coal operators of Harlan county,
Kentucky, went before the Senate
Civil Liberties Committee today to
defend themselves against charges
Of melting shootings and dynamit-
ings during the county's industrial
warfare.
Officers of the Harlan Wallins
Coal Company, and George Ward,
secretary of the Harlan County
Coal Operators Association, were
today's witnesses.
In addition to denials Of respon-
Sibility for acts Of violence, COM
mittee investigators said they ex-
pected the coal companies would
seek to set aside the testimony Of
Philip Murray, vice president Of
the United Mine Workers Of Amer.
lea.
Murray, announcing the union
expects Government cooperation
in its drive to unionize the dis
trict, blamed the labor strife on
the companies failure to abide by
the National Labor Relations Act,
and he said, "the company-Sup-
ported peace officers who take the
law into their own hands to drive
out the unions"
The United Mine Workers yes
terday demanded Federal protec-
ton for agents it has sent out to
organize the miners.
Blunt notice they will insist
upon full protection was served on
the La Toilette Senate Civil Lib
critics Committee by Philip Muir
ray, vice president of the Lewis
union.
AS hundreds of spectators at
tentively leaned forward to catch
his words, Murray told the COM
mittee:
"Since the Supreme Court up
held the Wagner labor law in
the steel case Monday we have
sent our agents into Kentucky
to organize the miners Of Har-
Ian county.
eve are going to expect and
demand the United States Gov
eminent protect the lives Of our
men while they are there in
accordance with the Wagner
Act.
1--WE are going to demand the
acts of brutality, killings and
kidnapping In Harlan county be
stopped 1t once"
The Washington times., 1937-04-15

kind Of work but he tries all
day long and can't get a thing.
If only some one would give
him a chance 1 know we would
be all right"
A local grocer, who prefers
that his name ne withheld, has
volunteered to accept any mes
ages for the little group. His tele
phone number is Capitol Heights
1T.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
NURSE CALLED
A SUICIDE

A certificate of suicide was is
sued today by Coroner A. Magru-
der Macdonald in the death of
Miss Agnes Campbell, Al, who
hanged herself with a dog leash
late yesterday.
Miss Campbell had been a COM
panion-nurSe to Mrs. John c. Let's
for the past II years, and ended
her life at the Let's home in the
5000 block Ellicott st. N. w.
Members of Miss Campbell's
family said she had been in i'll
health for several months.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
Copper at New High

NEW YORK, April 15.-Do-
nestle copper consumption rose
to a new post-depression high in
March, totaling 94,830 tons, COM
pared with 56,450 tons in March,
last year, it was reported today.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15
Class to Present PlaV

LEESBURG, Va, April IS.
Sunshine" three-act comedy,
will be presented by the senior
class Of Leesburg High School Fri.
day at 8 p. m. in the high school
auditorium.
The Washington times., 1937-04-15

Beginning Friday coIdenberss will launch it's Great
erammed with specially priced offerings Of the very
ehandse you want and need there is everything for the
home for for worn for children! And every
item priced tremendous Profit Sharing Sale savings
The Washington times., 1937-04-15

Now emphaticay than ever e. can it be said
1.-The you spend in Gold enbergs Profit Sharing Sale
the you save! Those who have attended
Profit Sharing Sales in the past know what to expect
to Washington newcomers say "Friday is the day
let nothing keep you away!'
Evening star., 1937-03-31
C. U. CONSTITUTION
APPROVED BY CHURCH
New Document for Local School
Wins Support of Vatican
Congregation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, March 31-A new
constitution for the Catholic Uni
versity of America in Washington, D
c., was approved yesterday by the
Sacred Congregation OF Seminaries
and University Studies.
Msgr. Joseph Corrigan, rector OF
Catholic University, said, THE ap.
proval covers the sacred sciences,
theology, canon law and philosophy
and all schools Of arts and sciences as
well as professional schools attached
to the university In plans for the
future"
The work OF bringing the univer-
sity's constitution into accord with
the apostolic constitution, Deus
Scientarium Dominus God, Master
of Sciences) was carried on by MSgr
Corrigan and DR.. Francesca Lardone
on behalf OF the University with the
Sacred Congregation.
The appreciation bears the date OF
March 7. feast OF St. Thomas Aquinas
patron Of philosophy. The new uni
versity constitution now Is being
printed
In an audience granted Msgr Cor.
rigan on the anniversary Of the Pope's
coronation, February II, the holy
father gave his heartiest appreciation
to the proposed school Of social
sciences,
Evening star., 1937-03-31
3HELD IN THEFT
| OF $4,000 BOND
Former District Attorney
and Ex.Convicts Seized
in Boston.

Theft OF 4 10000 Treasury bond
last September from the Fidelity d
Columbia Trust Co. Of Lousville-ap-
parently with the aid Of cane tipped
with chewing gum-has led to the ar
rest In Boston Of a former district
attorney and two ex-convicts, 1t was
announced today by the Federal Bu-
reau OF Investigation
The prisoners, to be arraigned today
for alleged violation Of the national
stolen property act, are William J.
Corcoran, former prosecutor Of Mid
dlesex County, Cambridge, Mass, and
since disbarred from practice Of law;
Rupert w. Marsters, with long police
record In gambling and swindling
cases, and Edward A. Goggin, recently
released from prison for conspiracy to
commit larceny.
The bond was lifted" from teller,
cage In the Louisville bank by what
F. B. I. ofl1cials described as well
known procedure of sneak thieves
The teller was called away from his
cage momentarily by fake telephone
call, and when he returned the bond
was missing from his counter.
Two weeks after the theft the bond
was sold in Boston by money lender
through the agency Of a broker. In
vestigation by agents Of the bureau owe,
period Of months revealed, F. B.
omcials declared, that the bond was
sold to the money lender by Marsters
and Goggin.
Further inquiry, they asserted
showed that Marsters and Goggin had
received the bond from Corcoran.
All three we're arrested yesterday by
agents Of the Boston field division OF
the F. B. l., after the filing of formal
complaints against them.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
DISTRICT RESIDENT
40 YEARS SUCCUMBS
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Healy, 70, Dies
at Home-Funeral Set for
Thursday Morning.

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Healy, 10. a Dis
trict resident for 40 years. died sud-
denly yesterday at her residence, 1903
Varnum street.
The widow OF James A. Healy, for
mer Labor Department statisucian,
Mrs. Healy was active in st. Aloysius
Parish and was a member Of the Lib
erty Council Of the Catholic Women's 8
Benevolent Legion. She was formerly
of Richmond
Mrs. Healy Is survived by three
daughters. Sister Superior Scholasticus
Of Notre Dame Convent, Chicago, and
Mrs. Joseph P. Mulroe and Mrs. Wal
ter j. O'Lone, both Of this city; two
sons, Edward c. Healy, Burlingame,
Calf, and w. B Healy, this city, and
five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day morning from her late residence
and at ST. Aloysius' Church at 10 am.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.