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The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Mrs. Haley Talks
At Style ShOW

Yesterday at the University
of Maryland the women stu
dents put on a fashion show in
which the prettiest girls acted
as mannequins. Following the
show, Mrs. Joan Haley, stylist
from Pasternak's, gave a talk
on developing a style sense.
Mrs. Haley said: "Any en-
ployer will tell you that a girl
who is fastidious and careful in
her personal appearance is sure
to be careful and particular
about her work."
Making the budget fit your
needs. rather than stretching
the budget to cover careless
planning, was stressed by Mrs.
Haley.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
MOTHERS ATTIRE AT
WEDDING

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Will you kindly let me know
the type Of dress a brides
mother and also the groom's
mother should wear for a we'd
ding to be held at IL noon at
my home? am to wear a white
lace dress, floor length but 1
will not wear a veil. The maid
of honor will wear an ashes of
roses MORE, also floor length.
H.
The brides mother and the
groom's mother. at this high
noon home wedding, might ap-
propriately wear floor-length
ensembles, of dress and jacket.
These might be of lace of be-
coming shades, or of lightweight
crepe.
Mrs. BeecEnlGn DiH be glad
to anSWer questions on Good
Manners submitted by reGderSD
The Washington times., 1937-11-05

and action. At the same time they want to look
like 1887, and want to wear clothes appropriate
to the lives they live. That is why we selected
for our artist to sketch, this camePs wool utility
coat which every man should include in his
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Cording the Mode

According to the mode. cord
ing is to be much used on coats
and wraps. A long, slim wrap
of burgundy red velvet, lined
with plum color, has a yoke
made interesting by diamonds
formed by self-cording. Cording
makes long, straight lines from
yoke to hem.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
RAGOUT OF LAMB WITH
CHEESE.POTATOES


RAGOUT OF LAMB WITH
CHEESE-POTATOES
Cut I'D in small pieces one
and.half pounds of lean lamb.
Season with salt and pepper;
brown in butter one pound OF
potatoes. sliced very thin. Place
the meat in a buttered caSse-
role. and on top the sliced po'
tatoes. Boil one pint of milk
remove from the fire, beat In
one egg and one-quarter pound
of grated Parmesan cheese. Sea-
son with salt and paprika, and
pour over the meat and pota-
toes. Sprinkle with fine bread
crumbs and grated ParmeSan
cheese and top with butter.
Bake in a moderate o"en from
80 TO 40 minutes
CHOCOLATE STRUDEL
Sift in a bowl a pint OF flour;
make a hole in the center and
pour in one-half cup OF warm
water, one-quarter pound OF
soft butter, two whole eggs, and
two yolks, a pinch of salt. Stir
slowly, making a smooth dough.
Cover the dough and keep in a
warm place until you have made
the filling. In a bowl beat the
yolks of five eggs with one-halt
pound of sugar for 20 minutes.
Add one-eighth pound Of
blanched and chopped almonds
(Sweet) twelve blanched chopped
bitter almondc df you cannot
get bitter almonds, use prune
kernels, one-third pound of
grated chocolate, and at the last
the beaten whites. Now cover
the kitchen table with clean
tablecloth; sprinkle flour all
over it, and roll out the dough
as thin as possible. Then use
your hands placing them under
the dough, and stretch very care
fully so as not to tear it. You
have to walk around the table
to get it all even, and as thin
as tissue paper. Spread the fill
ing on the dough. Lift the table
cloth on one end and start to
roll the strudel. After it is
rolled, place on a buttered bak-
ing pan in the form of snail,
and top with bits of butter, and
bake one-haIf TO three e-quarterS
of an hour.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
LOVelOrn
Given
Advice
BY Beatrice Fairfax


of LoDe and Marriage
WHAT is the hobby you'd
" really take up If you had
time and opportunityP What
ever it is, don't put it aside with
a pang of self-pity. Go after it,
even if you can only capture it
in diluted form, for a hobby is a
short cut to happiness, and,
according to psychiatrists, it's q
great preseryer of youth.
About fifty years ago, the emf
nent Boston divine, DR.. Edward
Everett Hale (author Of Man
Without a Country') wrote that
every one should have a voca-
tion and an avocation-a casual
or transient occupation, a diver
sion." The only requisite for
the hobby is that it must be
healthful. If you hobby hap.
pens to be cocktail parties, gam.
bling or wild times, better pass
up those hobbies quickly.
PLEASANT AvOCATIONS
Here are a few Of the avoca-
tions which keep famous men
and women contented.
When the cars Of state are
burdensome, President Roose-
welt anticipates relaxation in
his stamp collection.
Lindbergh turns to scientific
pursuits; his work with DR..
Alexis Carrel has already begun
to bear fruit.
H. G. wells, whose work over.
flows that literary yardstick,
the "three-foot bookshelf" is an
excellent gardener and his roses
are often prize-winners in Eng
lish garden shows.
Nothing like pair of oars
to keep down your weight.
thinks Maria Jeritza, the opera
singer.
Noysa McMein, whose mag
azine covers are on every book
stand, enjoys game of croquet.
GROWS GARDENS
Edna st. Vincent Millay, our
really great woman poet, has
what her husband calls, the
growing hand" Everything
she puts into the soil blooms as
enchantingly for her words
bloom in her verse.
Fannie Hurst is good judge
of antiques and enjoys collect
ing.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
with all her activities, enjoys
cooking, particularly out-of-door
cooking over an open fire. She
does this with great skill and
never looks hot or bothered
while broiling chops or frank
furterS.
But you probably will write
me mad" letters and say that
these men and women have in
comes that make fads and avo-
cations possible. when I'm
not working I'm balancing bud
gets; tightrope walking between
income and outgo," you'll say.
My advice to you is to budget
your time as well as your money.
Arrange things so that you can
take an occasional hour off to
pursue a fad or two. If your
hobby is gardening and you live
in flat, don't despise the cheer
ing window box. Begonias,
primroseS and geraniums bloom
beautifully.
NARCISSUS BULBS
A handful of pebbles and 0
bowl will insure you lovely mar
cissus, the "paper-white" variety.
With little more care, hya-
cinths will give you lovely bits
of color in your living room.
I've grown them all successfully
many times.
If you've always wanted to
travel, and crossing oceans and
continents is beyond your speed,
join a travel club at the "Y"
| or some similar institution.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Skillet and Spoon
BY Sibilla Campbell

TO economze but with air of gaey and an air Of pride
is entirely possible. To be there limit to most
financial budgets every family must eat each day.
and must be served with hahu foods that nourishng
If is inst as well to do the job with of chic This
;s of+en achieved bv choice of menu.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
NeW Friends and Old Friends

Make new friends, but keep the old;
Those are silver, these are gold.
New-made friendships, like new wine,
Age will mellow and refine.
Friendships that have stood the test
Time and change surely best;
Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray,
Friendship never knows decay.
For mid old friends, tried and true,
Once more we our youth renew.
But old friends, alas may die,
New friends must their place supply.
Cherish friendship in your breast
New is good, but old is best;
Make new friends, but keep the old
Those are silver, these are gold.
UNKNOWN
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

When sheets begin to wear in
the middle sew the selvage sides
together, tear in two and hem
the sides.
For q much used ironing
board make two slips of heavy,
unbleached cotton and use al
ternately to keep fresh and
clean.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-06-03

Senior Jose Antonio Aguierre, head
of the embattled BASQUE govern
ment. who led the defense of Bilbao
against the attacks of the victorious
insurgent, troops under Gen. Emilio
Mola. Refugees numbering more
than 100000 including citizens and
persons from the surrounding coun-
try waited in the besieged city hop
ing to be evacuated to safety
abroad.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-06-03

Mernn et the kh plane in which flyer
c
o.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-06-03

Cadet B. H. Cobb, nineteen-year-
old son of Ty Cobb, baseball i'm
mortal, who '.acted with great hero
ISM" according to officers Of the
New Mexico Military institute at
Roswell, when he dashed from a
class room to the aid of Andre Jara-
milo, drowning in the institute
swimming pool recently.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-06-03
Z OBB,ss,.' SON. A HERO

Ht ltFIf4lIf !. f--- Iif+ iIN' N
;.s.f .lfsrr,.f 7'tl,'.1'g ~ ;l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
zeleznice ma pneumatikach.

Francouzske statni drahy
pGjcily sprave drah nejmoder-
nejs1 motorovy zeleznicn1 viz,
ktery nedavno daily do provozu
a jehoz zvlastnost1 jsou kola,
opatrena pneumatikami. Ten
to viz byl vyzkousen ma trait
mezi Prahou a Ust1m mad La
benz "a 1casti zastupcd tisku,
ktere k proj1zdce pozvalo
prazske zastupitelstv1 firmy
Michelin z Clermont-Ferran-
du. VIZ je totiz vyrobkem te-
to firmy. zeleznicnl wagon
ma penumatikach je beznym
typem We Francii uz1vanych
motorovych voz1. Jeho pred
nostf je rychla rozjizdka a
snadne zastaven1. Oboj1 je d1-
ky ~pneumatikam a gumovem
oblozen1 rGznych ocelovych
soucastek podvozku neobycej-
ne mekke. J1zda We voze je
pohodlna, klidna, bez vykyvu
a zejmena nehlucna. VIZ pro
tyto vlastnosti pTedstavuje vel
Ike luxusn1 auto ma kolejlch.
Niue v mem pohodlne sedet So
cestuj1c1ch. Krone toho je v
mem m1sto pro 20 cestuj1clch k
stan1. Pohon vozu obstarava
motor Hispano Suiza o II val
c1ch a vykonnosti $50 HIP, KITE
ry dociluje maximaln1 rychlo-
sti 105 KIM Ia hodinu a normal
nj p%rovozn1 rychlosti 80 KIN v
iodine. VIZ ma celkem osm
os ma Is diskovych kolach s
~pneumatikami. Jak dlouho
Dude VIZ projfzdet ma nasich
trat1ch ma zkousku, nen1 Jeste
znamo, stejne jake sc dosud ne
vi, rozhodne-li Sc sprava ma
SIGH drah k zakoupen1 podob-
nych aut ma kolejich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Oslavovali Stspana.

Frantisek KuchaT, 5Olety
zeleznicn1 zr1zenec z Kunovic,
oslavoval s nekolika kamarady
Stepana V mfstn1m hostinci.
Pop1jeli az pozd6 do noci. Kdyz
Sc konecne chystali dom1, do
stall Sc cestou do hadky, "a n1z
prastil FrantiSek Danek z ku-
movie Kuchare kamenem do
hlavy. Postizeny byl dopra-
ven do zemske nemocnice V
Uherskem Hradisti. Ma zlo-
menou nosnf a celn1 kost a kro-
me toho vazne poranene prave
obo. Dix vcasn6 pomoci mu
vsak Dude zrak %zachovan, $ o.
statnfmi zranen1mi 81 vsak v
nemocnici polez1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
V pondell v noci zlodeji

pfepadeny byly: lekarna, els.
3O1 E. University Parkway a
c~ukrarsky obchod nedaleko le-
karny. Diva ozbrojenf zlodeji
vesli do lekarny kolem pul os-
me hodiny vecer a zapudili
spravce teto, Donalda Teets,
do zadn1 m1stnosti spolu Sc 16
rokG starym Georgem Helm
miller a dvema V lekarne v do
be prepadu kupuj1c1mi. Pc u
kradenf $50 prchli.
Druhy prepaid vykonan byl
asi O 2 hodiny pozdeji GU
krafskem obchodu Carla S..
Appel, c. 3053 Guilford ave.
Prepaid provedli snad ami ne
Is rokG start spolu Sc starsim
muzem, ktery ozbrojen byl re-
volverem. Jeden z kluku Hill
dial venku pred obchodem. Re
zasuvky ukradli $24 a zmizeli.
- Beloch sc zacernenym o.
blicejem, ably predstavoval tax
GernOcha, vlezl do domu Her
mana Stammers We 100 blocku
N. Robinson ulice a ukradl z
tohoto $83.
Zacerneni obliceje prozra-
zeno bylo, kdyz Stammers sko-
Gil ma zlodeje, kdyz tento uti-
kal z domu a strhl mu klobouk
z hlavy. Stammers lehce IRA
men byl nozem, ktery zlodej
mel V ruce.
= Jedenact vyrostkG We sta
RI cd Is do II rokG drzano by
10 v pond6li ma jihozapadnf
stanici. Vineni byli, re prove
dli 16 kradezf a prepaid VIE
zenfm do domu, obchod1, Wy
trhavanfm z rukou zen tobo-
lex.
= Diva mladici chyceni byli
policistou Reynoldsem, kdyz
chteli vylomiti okno ma budove
Superior Cake spolecnosti ma
Aiken ulici, {. 1921.
Zatceni byli: 18lety Roland
Miskimmons a 17lety Earl Ro-
bertson. Vyslech konan Dude
ma severovychodn1 stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Otravil Sc plynem.

Rowland Londenslager, 81
roxy starry obchodnfk nemovi-
tymi majetky, nalezen byl V
pondelf zaduseny plynovymi
vypary V kuchyni tri poscho-
Goveho domu {. 800 E. North
avenuez V nemz I'll samoten.
Nalezen byl sekretafkou svo-
il, Mamie Scallio, jez kdyz V
pondelf pfisla do domu do pra-
ce, ucftila plynove vypary. Po-
Gala patrati odkud tyto vycha-
ri al pfisla do kuchyne, V niz
sedel u plynovych kamen Ia
mestnavatel jejf mrtvy. Ma
kamnech vsech pet hofakG o.
tevfeno bylo.
V dome nalezeny byly diva
dopisy, jeden manzelce a je-
den pravnimu zastupci. Vdo-
va pc mem zije S trent d1tkami
v dome, c. 2122 Bolton ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05

Krasne slovenske mesto Lee
VOC, ktere Moric Tokai tax pu-
sobivym zp1sobem oslavil We
SVEN romano "Bfla pani', uz
ode davna poutala pozornost
nejen nasi, ale i v zahranlcl'
Uprostfed mesta stojf chram
svateho Jakuba, Sc zlatym OIL
taTem, ktery sveho casu chtela
koupiti Widen pro svGj votivnl
chram sv. Stepana, ale Levoc
nab1dku odmftla. Jiste anglic-
Ike museum nabfzi "a oltaf, KITE
ry je zvlaste 1chvatnym ume-
leckym dflem, dvacet milionu
Kc. | tato nabldka byla odmlt-
nuta, nebot tato vzacna pamat
ka je neprodejna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Zatcen pro napadeni 13lete
divkv.

Worcester okresn1 polici1
zatcen byl V pondelf 38lety
Jesse Mason, mechanic z Po-
comoce City, re napadl 13 ro-
XII starou dlvku. S Masonem
zatceni byli: Dorothy Mason,
jeho sestra a Russell Howard.
D1vka vypravela soudci, re
Mason prinutil il do jeho auto
mobilu nedaleko Pocomoke di-
vadla v sobotu noel a zavezl
j do opusteneho turistickeho
kampu. Masonova a Howard
byli v automobile a dali j pi-
vo. Vnedeli rano utekla z
kampu vrativs1 Sc do sveho do
nova. Zatcen1 pfivedeni byli
do Snow Hill pred soudce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05

Kdyz Sc John Brown priste-
hoval do Kanady ma Ceylone,
byla mu nabfdnuta ke koupi
velmi levna villa. Jeji lace no
tax prekvapila,- re hned vedel,
re neco nen1 V poradku. Bud
je pfeplnena hmyzem, krysa-
mi nebo neclm podobnym.N Mic
meme il vsak koupil, ale pax
nemohl dostat sluzebnictvo.
Lide Sc vymlouvali, re We vile
straSi billy Ouch. Brown Sc du-
CHI nebal. Prvn1ho vecera pc
sypal podlahu okna a stoly
.jemnym praskem, ably druhe-
no dine Poole stop ~zjistil, prot
jakemu hmyzu Sc ma opatfit.
Nenasel Size stop pc hmyzu,za
to vsak podivne otisky prst1
bez ryh. Opatfil 81 nekolik
psi. Pristf noci no vzbudilo je-
jich vytf a zahledl jeste belavy
stin, prchajfc1 zahradou. Pro
dalsf noe Sc usadil V zahrade S
puskou v ruce. AZ pc pGlnoci
Sc objevila podivna bila posta-
va kulhave poskakujici. Chtel
il strelit do nohou, ale V okam-
ziku ~vystrelu Sc postava prave
sklonila k novemu skoku a by
la zasazena do hlavy. Kdyz 81
Brown posvftil svftilnou a Cd
hall bilou plachtu, spatfil 20
havenou tvaf malomocneho.
Byl to muz, jenz pred nekolika
lety uprchl z tabora malomoc-
nych. Usadil Sc v lesich a zfej
me obcas strasil v Kanady, ably
81 opatfil nejake potraviny a
hlavne sill. Jeho obl1benym
cilem Sc stala prave villa, jez
jeho vinou bylo pax tax laci-
ma, protoze nikdo nechtel stra-
sidelny dun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
CLIFF OLSEN zapasiti Dude s
HANK BARBER pristi utery.

Pf1st1 1tery, 9. dnora v hlav-
MIN kf1zkovem zapase poTada-
mem V Carlins Park Cliff Olsen
zapasiti Dude S Hank Barber.
V nasleduj1c1ch zapasech u
cinkovati budou:
Katan VS.. Chief Little Wolf:
Campofreda VS.. Coffield; Ga
ribaldi VS.. Bronowicz; Kennedy
VS.. Harder.
Vstupne 4Oc, $1.1O a $1.65.
Zeny V pr1vodu muze mali
vstup volny.
Minute 1tery pres 1000 O.
sob nahl1zelo zapasu zvanem
"free-for-all" V nemz sedm "a
pasnikG zapasilo v kole. Toto
bylo poprve kdy takovy zapas
zde poradan byl a velice Sc
zamlouval obecenstvu. Jeden
pc druhem z porazenych "a
pasn1kG vychazel z kola tax re
pc Is minutovem zapaseni
z1stali jen diva zapasn1ci v ko-
lie John Katan a Matros Kiri-
lenko a tito zapasili dalslch Is
minut nacez soudce prohlasil
zapas "a nerozhodnuty.
Zapas mezi Nick Campofre-
ola a Stanley Pinto pc 80 minu-
;tovem kf1zkovan1 prohlasen
byl "a nerozhodnuty.
Cliff Olson porazil Able
Coleman We "a minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05

- Frank spacek, "a roxy
starry re $500 blocku Orleans
ulice, potlucen byl, kdyz truck,
ktery T1dil v pondel1 Sc srazil s
jinym truckem ma Calhoun a
Mulberry ulic1ch, rozbil pou-
licnf lampu a prekotil Sc.
- Madeline Suesen, 16leta
z Lanham, Md, smrtelne IRA
n6na byla v nedeli, kdyz auto
mobil, v nemz jela Sc svoji ses-
trou a dvema mladlky Sc sra
I'll s jinym automobilem. Smr-
telnemu poranen1 podlehla v
pondel1.
= Peter Wykiowski, jenz
hnal sc sc svym automobilem
pc Patterson parku opily, Cd
souzen byl 1tery ma As dni
do vezenf a pokute $51.45.
- Ma York road u Towson
automobilem zranena byla Sa-
rah F. Pennington, osetrovatel-
ka z Eudowood s~anatoria. By
ly j pTerazeny ODE nohy, leb-
ka rozbita a zranena vnitTne.
Automobil fldil Henry R. Will
ling z Carney.
- Marvinu D. Miller rOZra-
zena byla automobilem lebka
v blizkosti jeho domova ma
Falls road, kdyz p%fechazel u
lici.
= Devet osob %zraneno bylo
We stredu, kdyz diva automobi
ly sc srazily ma Charles ulici a
Belvedere avenue. Zraneni by
Ii lehce. V jednom automobi
lu jel DIR. Charles r. Edwards
- V Cumberland usmrcer
byl ma prudk6m zahybu Balti
more Pike u Green Ridge
Mountain William T. McCul
Tough z Indianapolis. Pfera
zeny mu byly ODE nohy a leb
ka rozbita. Manzelka jeh(
tezce zranena byla. Automo
bill jeho srazil Sc S automobi
lem cernocha, Emmanuel;
johnson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Odskodne prirceno.

Mestskym soudem pfirceno
bylo odskodne % roxy stare
Dorothy Milan z Gainesville.
Odskodne platiti ma Baltimore
Transit spolecnost.
Svedectv1m dokazano bylo,
re 7. cervence 1886, kdyz jela
v automobile, do tohoto vrazi-
la elektricka poulicn1 kara ma
North Avenue a McMechen u
lici. V dobe melody automo-
bill zastavil pred vystraznym
rudym svetlem. Porezana by
la ma obliceji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Odsouzen.

William G.. Holt, 29lety, byl
odsouzen ma 6 mes1cG do we've
nj, re napadl a udeTil 81. led
ma Orville Kayler v blizkosti
Stricken ulice. Holt uderil
Kaylera cihlou, kdyz tento ne
chtel opustiti jeho taxicab.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Jiny nerozumny snatek.

Dvanact rok1 stara Leona
Elizabeth Roshia vdala Sc We
Watertown, N. Y, "a 10 rok6
tovarniho deln1ka, Stanley E.
Backus.
Statnf zakon statu New Yor-
ku stanovf, re nen1 dovolen
snatek osobe pod IA roku stare
Zrusen1 snatku sve dcery
prOtivl Sc matka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Dohoda nedocilena.

Konference mezi vddc1mi
hlavami obou protivnych stran
v otazce stavky General Mo-
tors, konana We stredu V De-
troit, nevedla ku shode.
William S. Knudsen, mlsto-
president General Motors kor-
porace dohodoval sc S Johnem
L. Lewis, zastupcem delnicke
unie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Uznani.

Ma pomnfku r1d1cfho ucitele
v jedne moravske vsi je tento
pozoruhodny napis: eide Cd
pociva v Panu zaslouzily uci-
tel, pravy otec vsech zdejs1ch
detl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Mlady farmaT zatcen pro IL
smrceni lekare.

Jake vrah dra. J. c.. B. Da-
Wis, jenz unesen byl pred tyd-
mem, zatcen byl We stTedu mia
dy farmar Robert Kenyon, 20
rokG starry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05


Diva muzi a zena chyceni by
Ii ma. obzalobu, re napadli Law
renee D. Toomey nedaleko Ha-
mover ulice a Cherry Hill road.
Zatceni byli: 21leta Myrtle
Schwartz z N. Broadway, Hill
ding Weldon, namoTn1k re S.
Ann ulice a Stanley Todko, del
nix z teze ulice.
Udani byli, re pfepadli Too
mey, stloukli jej, stahli z n6ho
kalhoty a ujeli S jeho automo-
bilem.
Prepaid vysetTujfcf policejnl
sergeant, Hoban, udal, re Too
mey ztotoznil jednoho z Mich,
S nimz popfjel V hospode ma
Baltimore a Pine ulicfch a pax
V jine hospode, V 100 blocku
Fleet ulice.
V Silver Spring, Md, Jack
Powell, hrac New York Yam
KEGS, byl oloupen o $50, kdyz
zajfzd6l do garaze S automobi-
lem.
- Alma Wiencke, zamest-
mana V pekarne, {. 1902 Penn
sylvania avenue, napadena by
la V obchodu muzem, ktery u
kradl So 2 cash registru a pr
chi.
- Patnact rokG starry GER
noch jdouci ma Camden ulici V
blfzkosti Howard Katherine
Copple z Lansdowne vytrhl to-
bolku Sc $40. Stihany policis-
ty byl chycen We 800 blocku
Eutaw ulice a tobolka vracena
okradene.
Dv6mi neznamymi muzi
prepaden byl cukrarsky a IL
kerni obchod V 1900 blocku w.
North Avenue. Zlodeji pTinu-
till majitele, Leona j. Caplan,
do sklepa. z obchodu ukradli
SGT.
Zlodeji rozbita byla po-
kladna Sholl restaurantu, G..
Fl w. Baltimore ulice n6kdy
re soboty ma nedeli. Zlodeji
prchli Sc $500 ukradenymi pc
nezi.
- Donald Poblett z Essex,
jenz udan byl, re automobil
postavil do cesty, odsouzen byl
spolu Sc sym bratrem Villa
mem a pT1telem, Albertem
Bleimburger, ku pokut6 $25
kazdy. Policista soudci udal
ma ne, re odbyli jej urazkou:
"Proc Wy policajti nejdete a
nechytate zlodeje m1sto zaty-
kanf lid pro parkovanl auto
mobilu?"
= Sperky, $40 ma hotovosti
a revolver ukradeny byly z do
mu Edgara K. Fitch, pokladnf-
ka Mount Vernon-W oodberry
Mills v 1tery.
Zlodeji vylomili sklo V zad-
Mich dveTfch, jimiz pax dostali
sc do vnitrku mezi 10. a 2. no
dinou V noel.
- Diva hosi We start 9 a 10
rokG, udani byli z kradeze V
A & P obchodu, {. 1904 Kelly
avenue. 90 obchodu vloupali
Sc rozbitym oknem. z obcho-
du ukradli $2.67. z ukrade-
nych pence zGstalo jim pri Eat
cent jenom $1.34.
= Til kradeze hlaseny byly
V 1tery severozapadn1 stanici.
Obchod v 100 blocku Penn
sylvania avenue okraden byl 0
$40 ma hotovosti.
Automobil vlastneny Zetton
Sober z Washingtonu okraden
byl O tasku S odevem a sperky
cen6nymi ma 1912.
Truck stoj1c1 ma Riggs ave-
nue. u Calhoun ulice okraden
bvl O 1873 liber masla Gene
Si7.88 zatfm co Tfdic, Fred Ro-
seminal, byl v sousednim OBJ
chodu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13
C..&O.|NVESTMENT
INCREASE IS TOLD
Holdings in Affi|iates Up
$4,000, 900 Since 1920,
&c. c. Hears.
By the Associated Press


r. S. Marshall, a vice president Of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.,
told the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today his roads investments in
affiliated companies had increased
$12o,347 1866 from December 81, 1920,
through last year.
The statement was made as hearings
began on the roads request for per-
mission to acquire direct control,
through purchase of capital stock, Of
the Nickel Plate and Erie Railroads
The stock is now held by investment
subsidiaries of the Chesapeak & Ohio.
Under the carriers application, the
Nickel Plate and Erie stock, presently
held by the Virginia Transportation
Corp, plus completion OF an option
the road holds to buy stock owned BY
the Allegheny Corp, would give the
Chesapeake & Ohio direct control Of
5702 per cent of the Nickel Plate and
1888 per cent of Erie.
Holding Companies Would Dissolve.
Should direct control be effective,
the carrier plans to dissolve the Vir-
einia Transportation Corp. as we'll as
the Allegheny Corp, both being pri-
mary holding companies in the Van
SWeringen empire.
Meanwhile Kenneth D. Steere,
chairman of the board of the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois Railway, said today
he had no opinion" as to who was
responsible for a fraud on the Gov
eminent" in connection with a loan
his line obtained from the Reconstruct
ton Finance Corp. in 1882.
Acting Chairman Truman OF the
Senate Railroad Finance Investigating
Committee charged s714,O0O was OBJ
tanned from the R. F. c. through Sub
terfuge and fraud" to pay off debt
to an affiliated carrier, the Chesa-
peake & Ohio.
Both roads were units in the $4,000
mile Van SWeringen transportation
empire.