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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Manzele a dcera drzani pro
vydavani falesnYch penez.

B~altimorskou a Halethorp-
skou policif chyceni byli V ne
deli pc st1han1 do vzdalenosti
dvou mil ma Washington Bou-
levard pro udavan1 falesnych
penez.
V moci vladn1ch 1Tadd jsou
Edward B. Pins a jeho zena a
jejich dcera Helen z Brooklyn,
N. Y, Is rokG stara.
Ku chyceni jich doslo pomo-
CT policejn1 radio agentury.
Vladni 1Tedn1ci zadali Wa
shington policii rozhlasiti c1slo
license automobile, V nemz ro-
dina jmenovana jela. Pc Wa
shingtonu zadost tato rozhla-
sena byla Marylandem. Asi
kolem p1l sedme hodiny vecer
policiste link a Schneider z
Halethorpe STANCE zahledli
automobil S c1slem t1mto jedou
CT smerem ku Baltimore. Po-
liciste telefonovali zdejsi sta
nici a policista link pustil Sc
"a uj1zdej1cfmi. z jihozapad-
nj STANCE zdejsf diva policiste
pustili Sc do honby. Automo-
bill penezokazG zaskocen byl
ma Washington Boulevard We
1880 blocku. Behem zatyka-
nj dcera manzelG chtela skry-
ii penezenku, v nfz mela fales-
ne ctvrtaky do dlouhe travy u
cesty. Zatcenf uvezneni byli
ma jihozapadn1 policejnf sta
nici.
V dobe stfhanf telefonoval
John L. Russell, % rokd starry
zrfzenec automobilove garaze,
re muz pTisel k nemu do
garaze, "a zaminkou, ably mu
zmenil petidolar. PAX mu ma
b1dl prodati dvaceti dollar "a
pet dolarG. Russell odm1tl a O.
znamil pf1pad policii. Stopa
pc zmizelem nemohla byti ma
lezena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
STELLA manzela.

"a rok6 stara Laura Daniels
stfelila nedeli sveho MAMIE
la do ramene V jejich dome a
pax sla a udala Sc policejnfmu
strazn1ku. StTeleny wat byl
do nemocnice, kde stav jeho u
znan t6zkym.
Ku stfelen1 doslo We $500
blocku Daniels domu ma Anna
polls road "a nekolik minut,
kdyz manzel, s n1mz nezila,
vessel do domu. Danielsova ka-
zala mu odejiti. Odeprel. Man
zelka vzala revolver a stTelila
.jej.
= Anthony Dumsha, 20 ro-
XII starry strazny banky a BY
valy marinak obvinen byl v So
botu re zastrelen1 manzelky
sve, Katherine E.. Dumsha, jez
podlehla rane V nemocnici V
patek.
Manzel udal, re manzelka
stTelila Sc sama zat1m CO byli
spolu v .jejich apartmentu We
200 blocku w. Franklin ulice.
Primal Sc, re hadali sc O pen1-
re pred stTelen1m. Tehoz dine
svefil Sc manzelce, re dluhuje
$1,000, polovicku z toho vypGj
cenou pred jejich snatkem.
zadal pry il, ably psala nevlast
nimu otci O pGjcku. "Proc ia
mann zadati mole lidi, proc ty
nezadas svoje?" zvolala. PAX
pry nastal konec hadce. Man
zelka pry sla, vzala revolver a
stTelila Sc.
Policie jest pTesvedcena, re
manzel strelil manzelku, po-
nevac rama prozrazovala, re
sama by Sc tax streliti memo
hla.
Sarah Straub, jez naleze-
ma byla stTelena v hof1clm
SVEN dome We Frederick, zem-
rela v sobotu V noel nemocnici
Byla We start SO rOku.
Sousede zahledse hoTfcf dun
27. srpna, kdyz sbehli Sc tam
nalezli zenu tn lez1c1 ma zemi.
"Nikdo to neudelal," bylo
iodine co rekla. Statn1 advo-
kat udal v-nedeli, Re Dude po-
kracovati We vysetrovan1 cele-
no pffpadu a re toto pfedlozi
asi V zaTf velkoporote. Zemfe-
lou pTezil jejf manzel, 70 rok1
starry, syn a dcera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

prise paklicky a jine sladkosti.
Dalsf o ceny byl hiram valcfko-
w tanec, ktery doprovazela
ma piano ses. B. Benda. Vzpo-
m1nam jak ten den venku ute
&c re nez Sc nadejete jiz je 6.
hodin a cas- nastava vratiti Sc
domG, tax to bylo tez S Mani
re pTijely jsme domu o pGl de-
vate vecer. Ackoliv utkv1 nam
v pameti ten krasny pohled "a
soumraku ma ty vysoke hory
Ia Emmitsburgem, ktery hned
tax neZapomenem.
Ceske zeny v Baltimore, my
apelujem ma vas ably jste Sc
staly nas1mi clenkynemi anebo
ses. odstouple prijdte zpatky,
my Vas radi uvid1me, prijdte
jake move clenkyne, vzdyt Vi
tie samy re Ia pouhych 25c
mesicne uzfjete hodne. My
jsme NELL jiz tretf vyjfzdku
tento rok S poZdraven konc1,
M. Senger, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
sKOLA.

Prazdniny prchly navzdy v dial
pusty je rybnfk, reka,
prestaly hry a zabavy,
skola uz ma mas ceka!
Bylo tax pekne u vody,
bylo i krasne v lese,
Dude tez milo We skole,
S druhy az shledame Sc!
Zapis do Ceske Svobodmysl-
ne skoly August1n Herman bu-
de Sc konati v sobotu, dine 10.
zarl Cd 9 do II hodin dopole-
dine We skoln1 m1stnosti, rob
Ashland a Glover ulic.
Cten1 PIP. rodicove jsou "a
DAM, by privedli sve dftky k
zapisu hned v sobotu, by po-
zdeji vyucovanf ruseno nebylo.
Ia Patronat Ces. Svob. Skoly
August1n Herman,
Antonfn CihlaT, ucitel,
Anton1n Vancura, pfedseda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Lepsi pomery " Europe.

DR.. David E. Weglein, supe-
rintendent verejnych skol,jenz
vratil Sc re sve cesty pc Fran
eli a Svycarsku, kde stravil
pres 4 tydny prohlasil, re EXC
nomicky stav Evropy jest lep-
Sim neil byl predesleho roku.
Dodal, re ovsem zivotnl pome-
ry delnikd We Spojenych Sta
tech jsou daleko leps1 neil v
Europe a re to CO udelem jest
zdejsimu delniku, nazvano by
bylo evropskym jake pfepych
Pc dobu co cestoval Evropou
dochazel stale ku pevneJslmu
pTesvedceni, jak znamenitou
zemi jsou Spojene Staty a jal
zdejsf pomery pfisplvaji kr
pohodlf a spokojenosti americ.
'keho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Z lodnicke stavky.

Til delegati z unie National
Maritime pTivezli v pondeli
diva pytle naplnene potravina-
mi vysedavajfc1m stavkaTGm
ma Oakmar, lodi Calmar LIME,
iez kotv1 We Sparrows Point.
Potraviny pfivezli: Jesse SUIT
ka, Tony Becker a Louis Ra-
mos. Ufedn1ci Bethlehem Oce-
laTske spolecnosti, jez vlastnf
Calmar linii zakazali komuko-
liv vejfti, jak zaloval Charles
Hansen, uniovy agent, re spo-
lecnostl naTizeno odvezen1 po-
travin z lodi a zbaviti il i pitne
vody, kdyz v patek stavkuj1c1
namornfci rozhodli Sc, re Sc
deti budou ma lodi tax dlouho
az jejich pozadavky vyplnen1
dojdou. TTi, kter1 v pondel1
pTivezli vysedavajfcfm ma LODI
diva pyle potravin, pravili, re
tax dalece Mcdonald zadneho
protivenstv1.
Provazy z lodi jim s~pusteny
byly ma clun, ma nemz veil
potravinu. Kdyz provazy spa
dly ma clun, zvolal policejni
lieutenant konajfcf sluzbu ma
bTehu: "Dejte ty provazy
SEM. Ma zavolan1 jeho nedo-
slo zadneho uposlechnut1. Ma
provazy pTivazany byly: chleb
a nalozene p%otraviny v pie
chovkach a vytazeny do lodi.
Lieutenant a JIM policiste po-
zorovali toto. Clun vratil sc ku
konci Broadway.
Unie Narodnlho Namornic-
iva vyvolali stavku ma vsech
lodfch v pristavu.
Narodnf namorn1 unie ozna-
mila v nedeli zastaven1 stavky
ma vsech lodfch kotviclch We
zdejsfm pristavu krone lodi
Calmar a Ore, jez jsou We spra
We Bethlehem ocelarske spolec-
nosti. Spolecnost nucena jest
stavkou zvysiti mzdy lodnlho
persOnalu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

DR.. Leo Hammer, lekaT z Johns
Hopkins nemocnice, srazen byl
S mostu vlakem do Halifax pT1-
stavu v sobotu. Lecen jest v
Nova Scotia nemocnici We
Woodside v Kanade z tezkeho
zranenl. Poole vseho v nemoc-
nici zGstati must az do ffjna.
Do Johns Hopkins vratiti sc
mel toto utery.
z vody, do n1z srazen byl
kdyz vyhnouti sc vlaku memo.
hi, zachranil jej Murray Hanes
zrizenec vlaku, S pomocf neko.
|lika tam Sc koupajfcfch hochG
Vedle jinych zranenf prera'
'zena mu byla stehennl panev
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
OloupiI gasolinovou stanici.

Gasolinova stanice ma Wood
brook a Charles ulici oloupena
byla cernochem v nedeli Q
S176.
John w. Moore pocftal pc
nfze, kdyz cernoch vessel do
vnitrku s napTazenym revolve.
rem a poroucel vydan1 pence S
poznamkou, re gasol1nova spo.
lecnost ma vice penez neil po-
tTebuje. Moore vysvetlil mu,
re stanici vlastni jedina osoba.
Bee ohledu ma to zavfel Ger
noch Moore do skf1ne aniz by
zamkl dveTe, utekl ku automo-
blu a pustil sc v mem smerem
ku Baltimore.
= Howard Davis obviner
byl nedeli, re ukradl penlze
a sperky v Gene $85 dvem,a s
nimiz pill a kterf no pax wal
do sveho domova v Elkton '
sobotu, v noel. Okraden1 sesl.
sc a pill S Davisem v Baltimor.
ske hospode a pax pustili Sc dc
Elkton. Kdyz sc probudili
Davis byl pryc, penfze, hodin.
ky a prsteny byly pryc. Davis
pfi zatceni SVEN doznal, ze
sym casem utekl z vojny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Bour1 znacne znepokojeny vo.
dy Chesapeake zaIivu.

Rybafenf a jine sporty ma
Chesapeake zalivu a v Allan
tic Ocean znacne utrpely bou-
RI, j1z Why mofske rozboureny
byly. Jedna rybafska LODI, ma
n1z bylo pet muz6, zahnana
byla bouT1 z bfzkosti Atlantic
City ku Fenwick ostrovu, kde
zachranena byla pobrezni stra
II a dopravena v bezpecf. Po-
bTeznf strait pomozeno bylo
jine lodi Aloha z p1sciteho ma
brez1 u Persimmon Point, ma
nez vlnami zatlacena byla. Pc
IA hodin byla p~redmetem ma
razu vim. Pet Baltimofan1 by
10 ma nj.
Tri lodky, jez vyjely cd Glib
son Island ku vodn1m zavoddm
setkaly Sc Sc znacnymi obtize-
mi behem silneho vetru. Dive
povazovane v sobotu "a ztra.
Gene, zahlednuty byly v nedel:
z aeroplanu namofn1 akade.
mic, ktery vyslan byl ma patra.
nj pc Mich.
Pobrezn1 strazci z Ocean CT
ty vyjeli do dali 80 mil, ably "a.
chranili rybafskou LODI, The
Felice z Filadelfie, ktera bez
vladn6 zm1tana byla pc "a no
din. Ma lodi bylo pet Pennsyl
vanskych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Pajcuje trestance farmarGm.

y AJ~~SS ASO%0AA~
Walter E. Quenstedt, straz-
ny v Marylandske polepsovne,
jak bylo ma jevo dano v nedeli,
p~ujcoval trestance farmarum v
Howard okresu. Dale ozna-
memo bylo, re ~trestanci watt
byli az do vzdalenosti 10 mil a
re ma farmach nechani byli V
praci bez dohledu.
Praktiku tuto veTejne karal
Charles j. Butler, predseda
vyboru ma dobro We zvlastnl
schulz vyboru.
Quenstedt svaloval vinu ma
WPA (vladnf administraci) !,
"ponevac dostavaj1 nyn1 $3.50
denne "a slozen1 rukou do XII
nu a Wy nem1zete dostati del
n1ka do prace ma farmu Ia ST."
"M1sto penez", mluvil Quen-
stedt dale, my vezmeme seno
pro dobytek. V tonic roce do
stall jsme tax $50 ton sena skr-
re praci trestancG ma farmach.
K tomu z nas1ch pozemkG ma
me $50 ton, tax re name vice
nez dosti."
Vysvetlil dale, re praktika
posllati trestance ven, nenl
zadnou novinkou, ale naopak
starym faktem, ktery v platno-
sti jiz byl neil on straznym Sc
stal pred dvema roxy v listo-
padu.
Butler slova tato zastavil
rozkazem, re "a zadnych okol-
nostl trestanci nesmf byti z po-
lepsovny davany do prace ma
farmach.
Governor Nice, kdyz dana
mu o tom zprava, rovnez pro-
hlasil, re Quenstedt nema zad-
ne pravo pdjcovati trestance
do soukrome prace, at pracov-
nj situace ma farmach V Ho-
ward okresu je iakakoliv, ably
trestanci tim zpGsobem neub1-
rail- praci soukromym delhi
kim.
Vedle toho ~zjisteno, re far
mari Howard okresu byli nu-
cent brati trestance do prace,
ponevac jinak nemohli by
skliditi plodiny z poll.
Ryan, farmaT v Ellicott City
dodal, re postal pro deln1ky az
do vzdalenosti 200 mil bez do
stan1 jich.
Odsuzuje Ouenstedtovo phi
covan1 trestancG farmerGm,
Joseph P. McCurdy v nedeli
projevil odpor Marylandskeho
Sdruzen1 Prace, jehoz pfedse-
dou jest, a varoval, re cinnost
taova by vesti mohla ku vyko-
ristovan1 trestancu.
Stanovil, re jestlize V Ho-
ward okresu je nedostatek far
marskych d6lnfkG, re tim far
mari asi vinni jsou sami, pone-
vac nechtej1 platiti delnikum
vice neil je stoj1 placen1 "a
pGjcen1 trestancu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
1882 domI zbudovano v 8
mesicich " mSstS.

V prvn1ch osmi mesfcfch nv.
neJsiho roku zbudovano V Bal.
timore 1882 domG, predstavu.
Jlc1ch sunni $4,401.5OO.
V teze dobe minuleho rokr
zbudovano bylo jich 686 a Y
celem roce 1886 zbudovanc
bylo domG 1.13O.
V minulem mesici tohoto 70.
ku dano bylo povolenf ku stav.
be 1O8 domd nakladem S422,.
600.
Garazi vystaveno bylo V s
meslc1ch GA a 314 gasoline.
vych stanic. Jenom dive skolnt
budovy pojaty byly We stav.
bach teto dolby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Neuniove orkestry zavedeny.

Neuniove hudebnf orkestry
pocaly p6sobnost svoji We zdej
sfch hotelfch v pondel1 nasled-
KEN stavky, .jiz vyhlasila hu-
debnf unie Baltimorska.
Mfstnf hudebn1ci hlasovali
pro stavku, kdyz hotely ode
pfely podepsati dohodu ma "a
vedeni "zavTeneho sopu" ,clmz
hotely nesmely by najmouti
neuniove hudebn1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Zlocinnosti ubytek cd zruseni
prohibice.

Cd odvolanf prohibice 5. pro-
since 1888 zatcen1 opilych O.
sob V Baltimore klesalo stale.
Re seznamu policejnfho de-
partmentu vysvfta, re roku
1880 zatceno bylo opilych O.
sob $3.50 a zatcenf pro vsech-
ny jine prestupky stihlo 49,
Isl osob. Roku 1886 pocet zat-
cenych osob byl 1O3.925 a Eat
cent pro opilost kleslo ma g.
$40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
GovernerEGv syn zransn.

Harry Nice, syn governera,
padem zlomil 81 dive Zebra v
Easton, Md, kde hiram base
ball. Padl pTi vystupovanf z
lodi ma bTeh.
= 62 rok1 stare Christine
Hentschell z N. Caroline ulice,
rozrazena byla lebka, kdyz
spadla S porce ma druhem pos
chodi domu ma dlazbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Pr hlaseni zmizeleho syna
zvsdeIa, re zemTel ma ulici.
Catherine AnnaStaSe

Catherine Annastase hlasila
v nedeli ma severnf policejnl
stanici, re jeji IL rokd starry
syn zmizel. Oznameno il by
10, re hoch klesl mrtev, kdyz
Sci 90 FL. ulici v bl1zkosti Cal
vert ulice. Syn jej1, George.
trpel srdecn1 vadou. Vysel S!
" nedeli ma Fort Smallwood
Kdyz do 10 hodin v noci Sc ne
vratil, matka souzfc Sc, sla ne
stanici.
Mrtveho hocha nalezl Ger
nossky hoch, jenz nalez ozna
mil policistovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Mayor jackson vitan ma
Eastern Shore.

Vice neil 400 demokratd z
Eastern Shore v1talo mayora
Jacksona We Stevensville.
Mayor Jackson, kandidat 60
vernerskeho 1radu a senator
Tydings, jenz predpoklada po-
kracovati v 1fadu SVEN, byli
hosty shromazdenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Zmizely hledan " Baltimore.

M1stn1 detektivn1 Trad pocal
patrati pc zmizelem "a roxy
starem J. William Detchen,
ienz zmizel re sveho domu v
Louisville, KY, v 1noru pfede-
sleho roku. Zadost byla sem
poslana tuto nedeli. Otec uni
zeleho nabfz1 odmenu "a po-
DAM informace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

ny. o vysledku conference a
hlavne jak organisovati a mo-
bilisovati krajany ku lepsimu
organickemu spojeni s naSi sta
rou vlastf Dude postupne psano
v "Telegrafu" tajemnfkem
mfstnfho konsularnfho dradu,
pocfnaje pf1stim vydanim
"Telegrafu."
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Army Orders

Army orders this week include:
COLONEL
Joseph F. Barnes, F. A, FIT. Bragg,
N. c.; ret. Sept. 30:
LIEUTENANT COLONEL
Ray C. Rutherford, F. A. Denver; ret.
Sept. 80.
Odas Moon (Capt.), temp. apt. as
mai in A. C. vacated Oct. 10; rel. trtmt
at Walter Reed Gen. Hosp, Washington
and from assnmt. at Langley Field. Va'
same date; to home await retirement.
Frederick V. A. Berger, @. N. c., Chi
cago; order to N. G. Bur, Washington,
Major Wilbur r. McReynolds, Inf. ;
transf. to O. NJ c. Sept. II with rank
from Aug. 1, 1885.
Lawrence L. w. Meinzen, Inf, rel. FIT.
Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Oct. 81: to
Creighton u. Omaha. Neb.
CAPTAINS
Walter S. VIM, jr., Inf, FIT. Sheridan,
ILL.,, to Panama, sail from New York
John Old. Murtaugh tcav.), rel. F. A.
Prentice f. Yeomans (cav), same.
Herbert w. Anderson, A. c., Chanute
Field. ILL.,. to A. c. Tech. Sch, Denver,
as assist. to constr; q. M
Wilbur r. Pierce, F. A, rel FIT. Lewis
Wash, Oct. l, to F. A. Sch, FIT. Sill,
okla, duty with staff and faculty
John j. Johnson. C. A. c., FIT Rodman
Mass to Hawaii; sail from New York
Nov. 81.
William E. Moore. Q. NJ. c.. rel. Fl
Ethan Allen. Vt, Oct. 10: to FIT. Howard,
Hartwell N. Elder. Q. NJ, C, Fl. How
ard; act as assist to Capt Moore.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Col Harry D. Mitchell, A. G. D., 6
days, Sept. 81.
Col. George H. Scott. M c., mos,
Sept. 80.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
OFFERED
FILM PATRONS

Washington women are comb
ing their wardrobes for their
smartest ensembles, in prepare
ton Of the premiere Friday of
Walter Wanger'S "Vogues of 1888"
at R-K.O Keith's Theater.
The producers Of this picture,
said to be one of the most lavish
ever filmed, are offering three let
tiers of credit to the Palais Royal
as style prizes, which will entitle
the bearer to 500 worth of lin
gerie, gowns and hats. The let
tiers will go to the three most
smartly gowned women entering
Keith's for the pictures opening.
Summer clothes are permis.
sible. The things that count are
smartnesS, chic. appropriate &C.
cessories and ability of the wear
ers to carry themselves with dis
tinction. Personality and good
taste also are as essential.
Mr.. Wanger will have scouts and
candid cameramen in the lobby.
Pictures will be taken of the ladies
as they enter the theater. These
later will be checked by a group
of fashion experts to select the
lucky trio, who will be notified by
mail.
The first showing of the picture
takes place at 10:45 a. m. and will
run through to $50 p. M, the time
of the last performance.
So if you want to win a 500
prize, Mesdames, wear your smart
est outfit to the opening of oval
ter Wanger's Vogues of 1888" Fri
day morning at 1920 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
ALREADY WE'D, he
ADMITS. SECOND
CHILD MARRIAGE
Jerseyite Facing Ten
Years for Bigamy

DOVER, N. j., Sept. % (C.TP.S0
Along Tobacco Road, back in the
New Jersey hills, where folks let
the rest of the world pass by,
there came to light today the tale
of Theodore (Bud) Flat, jr., 81,
who was under arrest after marry
ing his second child bride with
out having obtained a divorce
from his first.
His first wife was 13 when he
married her six years ago. His
second was IL when they were
married September IL. In between,
he was serving time in Railway
Reformatory for breaking into
bungalows, but as his mother put
it, "he always liked them young"
FACES 1O.YEAR TERM
Picked UP as q parole violator,
he pleaded guilty at Phillipsburg
to a bigamy charge, which may
mean a prison term Of 10 years.
Back with her mother, eyes wet
with tears, was his schoolgirl
bride-Helen Black, honey.
haired child with the high-pitched
voice of adolescence.
ASKED HIM TO MARRY HER
HE was familiar with me
since early September and
mother thought we'd be happy
as we've known each other since
I was three years old" she said.
"I asked him to marry me.
hardly ever play with dolls any
more"
Flats version of the wedding
was terSe.
"Her mother told me Helen
was in a family way" he ex-
planned. That's why I mar
ried her. Now I know she amt
in family way"
Helen's mother and her STEP
father, Joseph Koezeno, went
with them to a justice Of the
peace at Hackettstown, paid for
the marriage license and said
Helen was IS. Her absence from
school proved their undoing.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Girl, 4, CHOKED
BY WR|NCER

CHICAGO, Sept. % GN.SO.
Her own playful curiosity was
blamed today for the death of
Dorothy Cowel, 4, vino was
strangled to death after her arm
caught in an electric wringer at
her home.
Dorothy apparently touched the
lever which started the wringer
and her arm had been caught be.
tween the rolls. The child'S
sweater had been twisted tightly
about her neck as she was pulled
into the machine. She failed to
revive under an hours artificial
respiration at the hospital.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Navy Orders

The weeks Navy orders include these:
LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS
Samuel B. Ogden. Diet. Asst. Inspr. of
Navy Natl, Schenectady, N. r, in Oct. !;
10 c. +. O., U. s. S. Honolulu and on
board as engI. officer when comm. o
Charles F. NJ. S. Quinby, Diet. U. S. s.
earatoga in Oct; to c. +. o., U. 8. S.
kaVannah and same.
LIEUTENANT
Howard W. Gordon. ir., det. command
o. S. S. S-32 in Nov. or Dec, to C. f. o..
T. S. S. Savannah and on board when
Domm.
DEATHS
1t Joe Esstn Rucker, U. S. N. IRE
lired), died Sept. 20 at Salisbury. No.
1t. q. g. Robert Archer Pierce, u. Q.
r., died Sept. 20 at Nav. Hosp. Canacao,
I.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
zoo GETS ANTELoPEs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % GIN.
S0.-Two pronghorn antelopes,
natures fastest animals, have been
added to the Philadelphia Zoe.
The fawn colored animals, with
white stripes and spots marking
their heads and necks, are so fast
that they must be caught and
tanned within "a hours of their
birth. The ZOO now has four.
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Marriage Called BigamOus

THEODORE PLATT, JR., Of
HackettstOwn, N. j., with his
bride, Helen, IL. The police say
this marriage is bigamOus be-
cause Plat previously married
Myrtle Amy Ward, who was IL.
international News PhotO.)
The Washington times., 1937-09-28
Bachrach, Pioneer
Auto Dealer, Dead

MANILA, P. l., Sept. % G.N.SO.
E. M. Bachrach, So, pioneer auto
mobile dealer, died today of
pneumonia. Bachrach brought
the first car to the Philippines in
1907,
The Washington times., 1937-09-28

Knockers are fully lined and have knit
cuffs. Greys and browns! Sweaters
with V-neCk or Upper fronts! Solid
colOrs and Jacquard patterns. Sizes 8
to is years!
(BASEMENT-BOYS' DEPT0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29
EUROPE DELAYS
 SPANISH CRISIS
Continued from Page D

(Continued from Page D the British-French proposals to their governments and get the final reply which Britain demands. To the British-F French proposal on the neutrality patrol, Ribbentrop and Grandi said bluntly that their gov- ernments objected strongly to Brit ish-French monopoly" and tnti- mated that they thought such con- trol would favor the loyalists.
 Not One Volunteer
 An official communique said Gran di told the committee that not sin- gle Italian volunteer had gone to Spain from Italy since the general committee had agreed on ban.
 Ribbentrop and Grandi indicated their complete withdrawal from acc tive participation in non-interven- ton duty became effective yester- day. Grandi sent . note yesterday to Lord Plymouth, chairman of the committee, announcing Italy's with drawal of land and sea observers.
 However, although Germany has withdrawn from patrol duty, she may not necessarily be withdrawing all her warships from Spanish wat CTS. A dispatch from Lisbon reported that two German warships which ar- rived yesterday at Lagod, Portugal, had departed today for the Medi- terranean.
 Outbreak in Santander
 Hendaye, French Spanish frontier June 29.-(UP)-Reports reached the frontier today that a revolution ary outbreak had occurred in San- lander and that Basque loyalist troops are retreating before a merciless nationalist drive.
 Unconflrmed reports said that Jose Ibanez, anarchist leader, had seized the government in behalf of the extreme syndicalist-anarchist unions, the CNT, or national confed- eration of labor, and the TAI, or Spanish anarchist federation.
 The reports alleged that members of the CNT and TAI assassinated many socialists and that fighting broke out in the streets.
 President Jose Antonio De Aguirre, president of the Basque loyalist re- public, telegraphed Juan Garcia, head of the Basque mission in Paris yesterday that unless supplies ar- rived within 10 days wounded men sheltered at Santander-estimated to total 10,000-would die. He said that there were 100000 refugees in Santander, whose normal population is about 100000 and whose resources are slim.
 Nationalist troops were reported advancing steadily westward toward Santander over wide front, opposed principally by rainy weather which impeded their transport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29
STRAND

"Let Them Live" and "As Good As Married" two great feature at fractions conclude their engagement at Warner Brothers Strand the- ater tonight.
 How an idle rumor spreads across the Atlantic and injects farcical re- suits in the romance of 8 famous ballet dancer and 8 revue favorite, forms the story basis of Shall We Dance," the new Fred Astaire- -Gin- ger Rogers musical offering which heads the new show opening at the Strand tomorrow.
 Astaire portrays the ballet celeb- rity, an American who dances un- der Russian name for professional purposes, and Miss Rogers enacts the role of the revue artigte whose tap-dancing fascinates him. Both characters are prominently in the public eye and as consequence there is 8 wave of publicity and