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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
You Can Buy A
 Friend For S25:
 Says Sign N. Y.
By George Tucker

NEW YORK, Oct. 8, There's sign in a pet shop near 4Sth street and keen student of hu- man nature must have written 1t. It says:
 If anyone tells you you can't buy friend, he doesn't know what he is talking about. You can buy any dog in this window for $25."
 Louis Bromfeld is a successful novelist, Pulitzer prize winner, yet his greatest ambition is to write successful play. Of half a dozen previous attempts, none has been anything to cause Eug- enc O'Neill concern. Perhaps he is one of those novelists who can- not write plays. Darned few playwrights could write an ac- ceptable novel.
 Entertains Entertainers
 The most beautiful women in New York are not on Broadway. They are in the model agencies, Anyway, we think so.
 Doris Duke Cromwell likes to give parties for entertainers who seldom get to attend parties in the role of guests. Recently she engaged an orchestra and a dan cer and they were amazed to realize that the party was reilly for them. Her limousine brought them to her New Jersey estate and while they dined and en- joyed themselves, she danced, played hte piano and banked the trap drums.
 Emil Ludwig has had 13 bio- graphies published in this count ry. They include several kings, an adventures. and a river. His last book was a biography of the Nile.
 Dennis King is expert at steep 1echase riding. He detests new hats.
 Miriam Hopkins is five feet tall and weighs 100 pounds. She stud jed art at the Chicago Art Insti tute
 ...... .... Fast One on Louis .... ......
 Irving Berlin thinks three is no such thing as a new melody. He says most composers depend almost entirely on tricks.
 Like the proverbial clown wishing to play Hamlet, Claudet- te Colbert is mischievous com edienne with yen for emotion
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
Direction of Setup

According to the setup, the AL aSka plan will be prepared un- der the direction of the National Resources Committee of which George Elliott is executive head.
 All material prpeared will be coordinated under federal and Alaska committee appointed by the National Resources Commit tee, which will be headed by Paul w. Gordon, former with the Indian Bureau in Alaska, before il is submitted to President F. D. Roosevelt, who will then re-sub-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08

New York, Oct. 8, - In their own behalf, the American Leag- ue clouting champions, backed up by the fine pitching effort of Monte Pearson's curve ball went to town again today for the I'd time And Pearson followed Con- ez and Ruffing into the victory column,
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08

(By The Associated Press).
 POLO GROUNDS, N. Y., Oct. 8, Before the crumbling de- lenses of their rivals, the Yank- ees today pounded out their 3rd straight victory in the world ser ies, defeating the Giants 5 to 1, as the National Leaguers, con- mitted four errors and their ace right handler Hal Schumacher proved too wild to stop the Tank ee sluggers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
Artist

What beautiful scallops you have made on the pies, Mandy. How do you do it?
 Ans glad you like dem. Ma am. An just used nah false teeth to mek de impresses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
(By The Associated press)

(By The Associated Press)
 JUNEAU, Oct. 8, - The Alaska Planning Council will be given an opportunity to submit its viSws and recommendations for an Alaska plane to be submitted at the next session of congress, but the actual program will be drawn up by federal agencies in Washington, D. C., according to an announcement by Regional Forester Heinhelman, chairman of the Alaska Planning Board, created by the last Territorial Legislature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
To Be Released
(By The Associated Press)

tBy The ASsOCiated PreSS1
 SALAMANCA, Spain, Oct. 8, Harold Dahl, American aviator who was shot down by Spanish insurgents while fighting on the side of the Spanish government, and who was sentenced to be shot for rebellion, but was im- mediately reprieved. will prob- ably be exchanged tomorrow for an insurgent prisoner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
Washington to Draw Alaska Plan for Development
PROGRAM ALASKA PLANNING COUNCIL BE WORKED UP BY
 FEDERAL AGENCIES CAPITOL.

init t to Congress. Alaska thus, will only make suggestions at this time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
TANKS MAKE TT 3 STRAIGHT BY WIN
 TO-DAY SCORE 5-l
FLASH-Yanks beat Giants 5-1

YANKEES 5 runs 9 hits 0 errors.
 GIANTS--l run 5 hits errors.
 Batteries: Yankees Pearson, Murphy and Dickey. Giants: Schu macher. Melton, Brennan and Dannng.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-10-08
Replaced in 9th

Pearson gave up only five hits after pitching to just l2 men in the first four innings of the game. Suddenly he lost control in the nineth stanza and was taken out after loading the bas- es with two walks and single.
 Murphy Goes In
 But Johnny Murphy, the leag- ue's best relief finger was call ed in and ended the game by forcing Harry Danning to fly out to Terry.
 Giants Looked Bad
 The Giants looked worse in their own park than they appear ed across the Harlem River at the Yankee Stadium, and were unable to furnish anything in the way of an attack.
 Scored First Innings
 The Tanks, sensing victory for the world series, collected all of their runs and every one of their nine hits off Schumacher in the first six innings, and then quiet ed down, before the relief pitch ing of Melton, pitching his sec- ond straight game, and also the pitching of veteran Don Brennan. ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS Special Meeting, Friday night |9 pm. at John SolOn's Shop. Bus ineSs of extreme importance.
 JOHN SOLON, N. G.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18

A large crowd spent Sunday ski
ing at the Rice ranch.
Bill Mclean and son, Harold,
spent Thursday in town.
Mr.. and M-e. Edgar Edgen'aN
and Mr. and MIS-. jim Edge,nan
were in iowa CanGar.
Miss Lillian NcF,un es Grand
Coulee is visiting in town this
week.
Send broken lenses and frames
for repair to Jones Optical Com
pany, COS Exchange Building, Spo-
kane. Quick service. 22-tfc
Dean Pugh returned home last
week from Pullman.
Grandma Triplett. has been i'll
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Backus spent
the week end in Spokane.
Earl Tyler of Waterville spent
the week end at the Smetzer home.
Miss Jerry Feskie spent the
week end at her home.
Mrs. N. o. Backus' father, G. ].
DUNLAP, is spending a few weeks
with them.
Send broken lenses to DR.. Al
fred e. Jones, Box 1916 Spokane
Mrs Jack Joplin of Wenatchee
is spending the week with hsr hus-
band here.
Miss Hilda Mesick of the high
school faculty, spent the week end
in Spokane visiting with her ia
ther and brother.
WANTED: Man with car to take
over profitable Rawleigh Route
Established customers, Must be
satisfied with earnings of $50 a
week to start. Write Rawleigh's
Dept. WHB-51-101, Oakland Calf
DR.. Alfred E. Jones, the old re-
liable eye specialist, was in Cou-
lee City Thursday on his regular
monthly trip.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18

Mrs. Mary LAWN entertained at
a card party last Tuesday. Mrs.
Della Chapel won first prize, Mrs.
Margaret Dodd, second, and Mrs.
Lloyd Mitchell consolation.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Twining were
among those who attended the
showing of "Three Men On a
Horse" at the Roosevelt theatre,
Grand Coulee, Tuesday night.
The testing of a siren Tuesday
caused many necks to be craned
In the direction of the Aldrich
Motors from whence the sound
was issuing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Waddington
and children of Grand Coulee were
Sunday guests at the Bob Hilson
home.
Miss Carolyn Webb of Creston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Jop-
/ lin.
Bill Henderson and Bill Bayli-s
of Mansfield, were visiting in town
Sunday.
T G.
tied over the week end at the T. e..
Austin home.
Paul Cooper returned from Ok
lahoma Friday.
Allen hurry Of Seattle spent the
week end with Ben Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joplin, Fred
Joplin and Carolyn Webb spent
Friday and Saturday at the Bill
Willis home.
MT. and Mrs. Vern Adams and
fomily spent Sunday at the E. w.
Rice home.
Mrs. Rudy Wanamaker, left
Thursday for Paradise, Montana,
where her husband is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman went
through town last Tuesday on
their way home after tour in the
south.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18
City In Brief

Grace Brimble left Monday for
a weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Vern Dean, at Ellensburg.
Mrs. Lybeck of Cashmere, Is Wis
iting her son here.
Bob Brimble, Walt Hopkins and
Ralph Hopkins drove to Spokane
Wednesday.
e. c. Putnam WPA engineer,
was at Dry Falls on official bust
ness last week end.
Frank Mccain spent Sunday at
his resort at Blue lake. He stated
that ice was about eighteen inches
thick on the lake.
Milt Kirkwood was transacting
business in Wenatchee Friday.
Florence Purcell returned Fri
day from a six-weeks visit with
friends on the coast.
Mrs. T. R. Higginbotham, Miss
Leona Higginbotham, Calvin Hig-
ginbotham and Mrs. Lecta Drink
ard from near Hartline visited one
day last week at the F. w. Nc
Cam home.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18
TAKES A DEFINITE
STAND ON COULEE DAM

Senator Homer L. Bone of Wash
ington state said Saturday that Presi-
dent Roosevelt has taken a definite
stand in favor O. the federal govern
ment providing adequate funds so
that the construction Of the Grand
Coulee project may proceed in an eff
ficien manner and without delay"
Bone at meeting of the Wash
ington state delegation, made public
a letter from the president in reply
to the delegation s recent appeal for
executive support in its attempt to
obtain an appropriation Of at least
100000 to assure uninterrupted
construction work on the Grand Cou-
lee dam.
cit is evident waste of money
will be entailed il construction of the
high dam does not proceed upon COM
pletion of the present structure, and
on account of the necessity, at some
future date, for organizing new
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18

working force and preparing the foun-
dation so that bond may be obtained
between the new and old structures. :"
the president said in his letter to
Bone.
Tremendous benefit will accrue
to the northwest by the building Of
Grand Coulee dam and power plant
and the Columbia irrigation project. !"
The president said, however. it is
''oniy fair that I should tell You that
before the appropriation Of funds for
the construction of Grand Coulee dam
as high structure, it is my thought
that the congress assure itself Of COM
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18

plete control over the lands in the Col
umbia basin which would be irri-
gated."
1T know that you will agree with
me that it is unthinkable that real
estate profits should accrue to private
individuals solely because of this
great government work." the presi-
dent wrote.
Therefore, in my judgment, con-
struction of the high dam should be
dependent on the elimination Of pri-
vate profits, speculative or otherwise,
which would result from this proposed
action by the federal government. :"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18

investigated by the bureau of fisher
les as means Of preserving the sal
mon industry, according to Frank L.
Bell of Ephrata, chief of the federal
bureau of fisheries.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18
how OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS AND MAKE UP?

LEW husbands can understand
Iwhy q wife should turn from q
pleasant companion into a shrew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
marriage than after. Be wise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband, you
won't be q three-quarter wife.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t
helps Nature tone up the system,
thus leesening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
cedeals Of life: l. Turning from
Girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. APP
preaching middle age"
Don't be q three-quarter wife,
take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-02-18
NEW SPAWNING AREAS
BEING INVESTIGATED

New spawning areas in the Column
bia river and locations for additional
Matching and rearing ponds are being
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Til odsouzeni pro opilstvi.

Ridic taxicabu, Richard A
Drexel, odsouzen byl V pondell
ma 80 dn1 kdyz taxicabem vra-
zil do automobile. Byl usved-
cen, re Tidil taxicab jsa opilym
Vedle vezeni odsouzen byl ku
pokute SIS.
Shirley H. Woodzelle, 22le-
ty, odsouzen byl ku pokutam
500 a SIS. Policista zatkl jej
kdyz v noel z nedele ma ponde-
Ii vysel z hospody ma Gay a B.
xeter ulic1ch a pocal jeti auto
mobilem jsa opilym. Soudci u
dial, re by ztratil praci, kdyby
byl zavfen do vezen1. Soudce
ulozil mu pokuty.
William G.. Erbe z Lancaster,
Pa, odsouzen byl ku temze po-
kutam, re byl v AUTOMOBILE O.
PLY a bez potTeby troubil ma
hornu AUTOMOBILE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Snad snizenf mestske dane.

re pri nejmensfm mestska
dan O 5 az 6 cent? sn1zena by
ii NIUE aniz by tim pr1jmy me-
sta byly uvedeny z rovnova-
ny, vyslo z mestske radnice v
sobotu.
Pred nekolika mesfci uvazo-
vano bylo, Re dan must byti
zvysena v roce 1888. Cd te do
by bezne prfjmy staly Sc pf1-
znivejsimi spolu Sc zlepsenlm
problemu neZamestnanosti a
shledano, re odhady ma NEST
ske vydanf nejsou pfedmetem
hadani.
Kolekce pro tento rok jsou
lepsfmi neil byly v teze dobe
roku predchazej1c1ho S vyhlld-
kou ma prebytek pTi nejmen-
Sim obnosu $1,7OO,OOO Gill ma
sunni O 5000, 900 vetsf nezli ro-
ku pTedesleho. S pfebytkem
takove velikosti snfzenf MOI
nym Dude pakli jine otazky zd-
stanou tymiz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Nalezl Nemce We "velice do
brem staVu."

DR.. Edward H. Richardson,
professor z Johns Hopkins le-
karske Skoly, jenz pred 80 ro-
ky studoval v Heidelbergu v
Nemecku a jenz nyn1 Sc vratil
z vyletu sveho do Nemecka a
Rakouska, kde studoval nynej-
81 lekafsky stav, Tekl v nedeli,
re nyn1, kdyz Hitlerova vlada
klade takovou vahu a tax veil
ky dGraz ma vychovu v ohledu
telesne silly a zachovalosti, re
nemecky lid je We "velice do
brem stavu" co sc zdravf tJce.
Nasledkem velikeho spofeni
pencil nen1 mono v lekaT-
skych' 1stavech poTizovati tech
nicke pomGcky jak tamnf le-
kafst1 znalci by radi meli, ale
toto nema zadny skodlivy vliv
ma obyvatelstvo, ponevac cas-
tokrate, jak DIR. Richardson re-
XII, "nejvetsf objevy dokazany
byly kdyz technick6 pomdcky
co nejmensf byly."
Veliky d1raz tam polozen
ma porodnictvf. Osoby, ne
schopne, drzany jsou zpet Cd
manzelstv1. Vsechna mladez
must straviti sest meslcG ma far
me neil vstoupf do armady
pro dvoulety vycvik. D1vky,
at re stavu jakehokoliv, must
straviti sest mesfcG ma farme.
zadna divka neni pTipustena
ma skolu kolejn1 dokud nedo-
kaze, re byla ma farm6. Vlada
nabada ku velikym rodinam.
DR.. Richardson nenalezl tam
znamky zhouby anebo znam-
ky nespokojenosti.
Ukazal ma cistotu ulic a tou-
hu pc leps1m zdrav1. Mezi j.
nym Tekl, "ze American must
Sc hanbiti, kdyz vrat1 Sc sem z
Nemecka, kde ulice a ulicky
drzany jsou v nejvets1 cistote
Udal, re jeden chycen byl po-
licistou a odsouzen ku pokute
jedne marky, kdyz ma ulici Cd
hodil l1stek z elektricke kary
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01

celnice Many Chytre. Ma dru-
hem poschodf hlaholi pevecky
odbor, take slavnostnf melo-
die primo otfasajl celou budo-
YOU "a odborneho Tfzenf sbor-
mistra br. V. Martfnka.
Dramaticky odbor ma jevisti
"a stazenou oponou pilne ma
cvicuje re rezie br. A. Cihlare
operettu "Ciganecka", kteraz
to hra v New Yorku byla ne
kolikrate opakovana, neb "a
u.ime posluchace nejbujnejsim
humorem a nejpestrejsf melo-
dicnostf zpevG, jichz jest pTf-
mo bez konce.
Slavnostni Academic jez po-
Tadana Dude v sobotu, dine g..
rfjna jest mnohoslibna, neb
jest pripraven ten nejlepsf pro
gram a tez vice vzacnych hosti
jjiz ohlasilo svoji 1cast take Sc
m1Izeme pravem vsichni tesiti
re naSe oslava Dude pekna a
d1stojna te dlouholete cinnosti
a vyspelosti rGznych odborn
nasf Sokolske Jednoty "Blesk"
Chystejte Sc vsichni tudfz tax
vyznamny pro mas okamzik s
Mani spolecne oslaviti.
F. Bouda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Podrobila kritice policejni
.soudce.

Marie Bauernschmidt We sire
du We schGzi "Belair Road
damskeho sdruzenf" byla hlav
nj fecnicf. V reel sve podrobi-
la kritice policejnf soudce, z
nichz nekterf podlehajfce vii
WI nekterych politikafskych
advokatd, nehodf Sc, ably SOU
dill. Die jejf reci 1radovny
policejnfch soudcG upadly v
~nevaznost nasledkem jejich
chovanf sc pTi souzeni osob.
Radila ustanoviti vybor zen,
jez by cas- cd casu chodily do
1radoven ma policejnfch stani-
cfch a pozorovaly jak Sc ma
mich soudf. Myslf, re tim ma
stale by zlepseni, ponevac
soudcove by nevedeli, kdy W.
Dor je pozorovati Dude. V feci
sve platila uznanf soudc1m,
kterf spravedlive soudf.
Zvolen1 ELY Bailey, vdovy
pc mestskem radn1m "a radn1-
no do mestske rady, pric1ta
Bauernschmidtova politicke-
mu tahu any gubernatorske
volby sc blizf a ustanoven1 ne
muze do mestske rady
by mohlo zpGsobiti rozkol We
stran9 a poskoditi Jacksonovu
kandidaturu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
1000 zatykacI " uradovne.

Ash 1000 nedodanych zaty-
kacG prot prestupn1kGm zako-
ma o j1zde automobily ulozeno
jest Cd dubna v budove poll
cejn1ho hlavniho dTadu. Ten
to neslychany pocet zvysen byl
udan1mi prot 1856 ~prestup-
kun O automobilove j1zde v
minulem tydnu.
Policejni soudcove vydali v
tydnu 822 zatykacG prot pre-
stupn1k6m kter1 ma zavolan1 sc
nedostavili do Traffic soudu.
Dale odlozeno bylo 725 jinych
pr1pad6.
Uredn1ci Traffic soudu pra-
cuj1 "pTes cas-. Vrchnf klerk
oznamil, re potTebf jest ctyr
dals1ch klerkG ma zdolan1 pre-
stupkd acknowledged zako-
MI.
Cd pondell do soboty uply-
nulem tydnu udano celkem 81
|855 pf1padG. z tohoto hlavnl
pocet pTipada ma parkovan1
ma zakazanych m1stech v poe
tn 1861 a jine prestupky V po-
ctu 1,194.
Pokut v tydnu diktovano L.
POI, prfpad1 odlozeno 725,
zatykacG vydano 1922, zbaveno
why 995 a ma pokutach skolek-
.tovano $3,875.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Nejvstsi vinopalna cd dob pro-
hibice zde zkonfiskovana.

Nasledkem informace nezna-
mym pisatelem uvedomena by
la policie severovychodn1ho
distriktu pc ctvrte iodine v So
botu odpoledne O velike vino
paine We 1000 blocku Green
mount avenue. Prepaid prove
den byl dobe, pc obdrzen1 in
formace. Nalezena byla 1900
galonova nadoba ma palen1 ko-
falky, $50 galonova nadoba ma
zlustovanf a 500 galonova ma
doba irrelevant, nekolik 200 ga
lonovych nadob ma smes, ctyfi
peti galonove nadoby hotove
koTalky, jeden a pull tony kock
SUI ma palen1 pod kotlem a l.
600 liber cukru.
Pr prijzedu policie dunn i S
pTistavkem zavfeny byly.
Kratce pc 6. iodine vecer l.
ISABELLE Diffendall, jez udala,
re jest manzelkou byvaleho
majitele domu a obchodu s
castmi pro automobily, vesla
do yardu skrze maly obchod,
|jehoz dvere vedou ma Green
mount avenue. Policist1m u
dala, re dun prodala jistemu
muzi russo" a re nevedela CO
v pristavku domu delal.
- Tyden pred tim policiste
skonfiskovali IS peti-galono-
vych nadob S koralkou v CARA
Ii "a domem ma E. Biddle ulici,
kde pred dvema meslci prepa-
dena byla 1000 g%alonova vino
palma nezdaneny l1h.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
$1,000 prepad " Hagerstown.

Y HagerStOWn bandita V So
botu prepaid a oloupil Law
renee Bender, klerka Alex J,
Mandl spolecnosti, koTaleen1 a
pivn1 firmy O $1,000 v hotovos-
tt a V checkach pred 1fadov-
nou spolecnosti.
Bandita zastavil klerka ma
chodn1ku, kdyz tento chtel Jet
do banky uloziti pen1ze. Ban
dita pfinutil jej vstoupiti dc
vnitT AUTOMOBILE a jeti V pred
pod hrozbou zastreleni. Klerk
musel jeti II blocky mestem a
zastaviti uprostred hlavn1ho
obchodn1ho blocku ma w. Wa
shington ulici, kde bandita che
pill klerkovu tasku S pencil a
vyskocil a zmizel.
= z pokladny Reads obcho-
du ma North a Maryland ave-
nue. uloupeno bylo v patek ST.
900. Vetsina penez polici1 ma
lezena byla We sklepe mezi cd
padky We tTech kovovych skr1n
kach az ma SITS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Prvni zena ~msstskym radnim.

Poprve v historic mesta, re-
ma - Ella Bailey - zvolena
byla do mestske rady. Zvole-
nj stale sc v pondel1. Zvolena
byla, ably prevzala misto v ra-
de, ktere zastaval jejf zesnuly
manzel, William J. Bailey, jenz
zemTel II. zaT1. Zvolen1 melo
schvalen1 mayora Jacksona,
ktery pine ovlada mestskou ra-
du. Jmenovan1 konal William
J. Murphy re 6. distriktu.
V sezen1 mestske rady jed
nano bylo o problemu poulicni
jlzdy. Jednan1 pocal Jerome
Sloman z 5. distriktu, jenz 81
stezoval, re pro mestskeho rad
niho jest nemoznosti nalezti
m1sto pro automobil ma severni
strane mestske radnice. "A
prec ami jeden tam stojfci au-
nepatTf radnimu", no.
|rekoval Sloman obrativ sc ma
policejn1 department, ktery
nereservuje m1sto pro automo-
bill unaveneho radn1ho.
"To nen1 jenom chybou po-
licejn1ho departmental, sved-
Gil Sydney R. Traub re 5. dis
triktu. Traffic soud je tez V
chyb6, v nemz udani pro nedo.
volene parkovanf je souzenc
die postaven1 osoby, j1z els.
tick" dOrucen."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Smrt vojaka vysetfovana.

Vojensky odbor ma Fort Hoyl lie,
Edgewood, vysetruje osudne
stTelenf vojaka, Leonardo J.
Riccio, pred kasarnami baterie
B, sesteho pluku poln1ho delo-
strelectva v patek.
Kapral James Forney z ba-
terie B, byl zatcen.
Riccio, kuchar, zvolal, jak
udano: "NemeT ma mne rueni-
|c1". Hned ma to paddy dive ra-
ny. Jedna z kul1 zaryla Sc mt
do prsou. Ia nekolik minut ma
Ito Forney vessel do kasaren a
|Tekl: "Stfelil jsem muze. Jde-
tie a dostante jej."
Riccio zemTel v nemocnici
Udalost drzana v tajnosti, do.
stala sc do veTejnosti v nedeli
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
ChvaIa legie.

Senator Tydings v nedeli V
osloven1 SVEN l1gu "Legionnai-
res of America" naval ga
kladnfm kamenem Americke
demokracie a svobody We Fin
nish SIM ma S. Ponca ulici, kde
now d1stojn1ci uvadeni byli do
1radu. "To je vas1 prac1 a mo
j." rekl senator, "hledeti k to-
mu, ably nikdo neovladl nasi
vladu, nejlepsf ma svete, vladu
kde lid test sc vice svobodam a
ma lepsf prllezitosti nez kde
jinde We svete."
V reci sve odsoudil fasism 9
komunism.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Vysedaci stavka ma lodi.


Asi IL clenG posadky nor
vezske nakladnf lodi Fjord-
helm zahajilo We zdejslm pr1-
stavu vysedaci stavku v 1tery,
v den kdyz LODI odejeti mela
ku ostrovu Kuba.
Stavkujfc1 odepreli pfijati
mzdy jim nabidnute chtejlce
plat predem ma meslc a zaru-
ku, re dostatecne pen1ze Jim
zaruci vylohy navratu do svych
domov1 v Norvezsku a ably jim
davana byla lepsf potrava.
Konsul marne Sc pokousel Q
urOvnan1 stavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Sest mladych zlodejIi zatceno.

Baltimorskou okresn1 a stat
nj policif zatceno bylo koncem
tydne sest mladikG pro krade-
re cast automobile. Zatceni
byli: John Thoman z Rose uli-
ce a jeho bratr Allan, Theo-
dore LIE Brand z Woodlea ave.
nue., Maurice Florentine, Earl
Coleman a Harry Balk z Mid
die River.
Zatceni byli pri navratu do do
mu Balkova, v nemz nalezenc
r1znych castf z ukradenycE
automobile v Gene kolem ST.
900. Watt byli ma policejn
stanici Essex.
Zatceni kradli automobily
odtahli tyto do skrytych cast
okoli a tam z mich vybrali CT
'vybrati Sc dalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Kampan proti chybnym svst-
linn ma motorovych povozech.

Marylandska statnf policie
v 1tery pocala provadeti kan.
pan prot automobilistdm, KITE
RI neuzfvajf pravych pTedn1ch
svetel libuj1ce sobe prudkem
osv6tlovanf, jez nebezpecnym
jest jak protijedouc1m automo-
bildm tax chodcGm. Jest
lie d~opadeny neoprav1 do 5
dn1 svetla, ztrat1 permit.
Baltimorsti automobiliste, jez
obdrzf upozornen1, behem pc
tt dn1 must sc hlasiti v 1Tadov-
ne statn1 policie a DAFT sve po-
vozy ku pTehl1dce.