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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
PWA uradovna " Baltimore
Dude zavrena 81. rijna.

Rozkaz z Washingtonu ma
Tfdil v sobotu, ably zdejs1 po-
mocha administrace PWA "a
vrena byla 81. T1jna. Zavreni
1fadovny jest jednfm z planu
ma setTenf. SetTenf toto pro
vadeno Dude We vsech statech
Cd Maine do Marylandu.
cast zT1zencd 1radovny pre-
lozena Dude do Washingtonu,
ostatnf propusteni. Rozkaz ten
to pTijat byl S podiven1m ano
v Marylandu a Delaware jeste
vynalozeno byti ma kolem
$17,OOO,O00 ma projekty v tech
to dvou statech. Nejvets1 cast
vypada ma Baltimore .mesto.
kde $4,000 900 ma stavby W.
nalozeno byti ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Pozar znicil Carlin's park.

Zabavnf park Carlin's byl
znicen jedn1m z nejvetsich po-
zarG V dejinach Baltimore.
Skoda Sc odhaduje ma $780,
900. Diva hasici byli zraneni
behem dvou hodin boje s dra-
wynn zivlem, ma nemz Sc podi-
LEILA sta hasicG svolanych 10
poplachy. Proti MIN sc spik-
10 prasknut1 hadice, vybuchy
gasollnovych nadrzek, a VIDA
lenost nekolika blok1 pres KITE
rou musili hadice falmouth. O.
stry v1tr pfenasel plameny Sic
haJicl 100 stop vysoko s jedne
dfevene budovy ma druhou v
parku, ktery kryje nekolik bio
XII. Pouze budova s tancirnou
byla zachranena. Wink poza-
ru nenl jeste z%jisten, ale mysli
Sc, re zacal V arene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Automobily.

70 roku starry John H. Relic
kere potlucen byl ma obliceji a
tele a nos mu zlaman, kdyz
automobil, v nemz jel, srazil Sc
s truckem ma Lake Drive. vi
men jest z j1zdy ma chybne
strane ulice.
= Haywood E. Foster, Gale
ty, tezce zranen byl We srazce
jeho MOTORCYCLE S automobi-
lem ma Preston ulici a Mary
land avenue.
= Rita Nathan, 24leta z
Brooklyn, N. Y, poranena by
la kdyz do automobilu, v nemz
sedela, vrazil truck ma Wash
ington Boulevard u Elkridge.
= Robert Leroy Stern, "a
roxy starry z Finksburg v Bal
timore okresu, odsouzen byl
ma rok do vezeni pro r1zeni au-
tomobilu, kdyz opilym byl a
pro r1zen1 automobile vzdor
tomu, re licens mu odnata byla
Zatcen byl v patek statn1m
po~licistou, kdyz automobil je-
no pTevratil Sc ma Offutt road
v Randallstown.
Stern minuleho roku odsou-
zen byl ma pet rokd do polep-
sovny ma podobnou obzalobu.
- Policista ma rohu Lafa-
yette a Division ulice v ponde-
Ii zahledl ma automobile ko-
lem jedouc1m licens z roku
1927. Zatcen byl AUTOMOBILES
tia, so rok1 starry James S. Will
son z Hampden avenue. Kro-
me falesnych licensnfch tabu-
lex nemel zadny ~registracn1
lfstek a pax re pred casem IL
Gems ku j1zde byla mu odvola-
ma.
= Koncem tydne pobity by
ly automobily ctyTi osoby: Oil
yer Cordevy z Bridgeville, Del.
Oscar Enos z Westernport, Md.
a Lloyd Welsh a Elizabeth
Taylor, 7Oleta z N. Smallwood
ulice.
Smrt1 jejich pocet obetf au-
tomobil1 v Marylandu Cd 1.
ledna do nedele vstoupl ma Alt
We srazce AUTOMOBILE s
truckem ma Annapolis Boule-
ward u Cedar Hill poraneni by
Ii v 1tery: William Gormley,
cernoch z N. Stricken ulice a
35leta Kate Gross, ktere pre-
razeno bylo rameno. Ku ne
stest1 doslo, kdyz automobil RI
zeny cernochem pri vyhyban1
Sc uklouzl a vrazil do trucku.
= Margaret Leighton IRA
nena byla, kdyz automobil "a
sahl j jdouci ma Reisterstown
road. Byl j asi kr1z pferazen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Nemile p~ochutnani ma
hOubach

Deset osob Y sobotu pochut-
mani 81 ma houbach, jez 81 ma
hledali V lese nedaleko Mount
Pleasant golf hrfste ma Hillen
road, zaplatili otravou, z niz
leceni byli v nemocnici.
Houbafi byli: Joseph Cata-
lano z N. Wolfe ulice a .jeho
manzelka Samuel Vecchioni 2
n. Chapel ulice, jeho manzel-
ka a d1tky.
Nasbirane houby Catalonem
a Wecchoni pripravila manzel-
ka Wecchioniho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
$4,000 navstGvnikHG plesu.

Skorem $4,000 Baltimoran1
1castnilo sc 1tern1ch oslav "A.
vyroc1 konvence Mezinarodn1-
no Sdruzenf policejn1ch nacel-
Mkt. Ma 1000 policejn1ch
predakd pTijedsfch do Balti-
more ku oslave, bralo pod1l v
movie bale" We zbrojnici Pa
teho pluku.
Hoste odejeli lodi do Anna
polls do namoTn1 academic
Kdyz vsak byli ma vode, poca-
10 prseti tax, re seslo Sc cvice.
nj, jez vedeno byti melo zaky
academic.
V colchester uv1tani byli go.
vernerem Nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Vzduchoplavec usmrcen u
ANNAPOLIS.

Morton Leonard Sobelman,
80 rokG starry vzduchoplavec z
Garrison avenue, zemTel v So
botu, kdyz aeroplan, s nfmz sc
pokousel spustiti ma pevnou
p1du, narazil ma elektricke We
denl a sritil sc ma zem ma far
me v blizkosti Annapolis.
Spolecnfk jeho, Earl Martin
z Essex, wat byl do nemocni-
ce, ably tam lecen byl z ran u
trpenych pfi narazu aeropla.
nu ma Zem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Dim poSkozen tajemnym
vvbuchem.

Dim {. 236 S. Highland ave-
nue. castecne znicen byl v Ute
|ry tajemnym vybuchem, pTi
nemz tri v dome bydlfc1 popa-
leni byli, jeden nebezpecne.
Timto jest 54lety kondukter e.
|lektricke kary, Louis Redding,
MATTEL domu. Chen uhasen
byl hasici. Diva synove Redd-
ingovy udali, re sedeli u stolu
v kuchyni, kdyz oval Sc W.
buch, patrne re sklepa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Otrava.

Alma Howard, 22leta z Elk
ridge, podlehla v pondel1 otra-
We jedem.
- Albert Otto, 38lety z w.
Uratt ulice pc vzetf jedu v L.
terry vessel do Western policej-
nj stanice S oznamen1m, re po-
I'll nekolik otravnych pilulek.
Poslan byl do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Sest rokH 1oletemu.

Ma sest rok6 do kaznice od-
souzen byl We stTedu soudcem
O,Dunne Kazimir A. Sobotka,
19lety re 400 blocku E. Pratt
ulice, jenz usvedcen byl z pre-
padu f1dice taxicabu a oloupe-
nj no o So v cervenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Pracovali " nedeli.

Pet delnikG v Maryland Stove
Fixture spolecnosti ma Falls
way zatceno bylo v nedeli. Po-
licista Mcguire zatkl je, kdyz
zaslechl busen1 kladiv a Teza-
nj pilami.
Zatceni byli: Samuel Butler,
Anton Benesch, Max Dubow-
sky, Harry Goldfein a Frank
Renesth.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Prijmy z dane ma lihoviny
VstolypIv-

PT1jmy z dane ma l1hoviny We
statu Marylandu We fiskaln1m
roce koncicim 80. zaT1, byly O
1929, O24.98 vyssf neil v roce
pred tim.
We fiskalnim uplynulem ro-
ce pffjem obnasel celkem $2,-
694,196.96
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Druhe tfesns ma Morave.

V zahrade postmistra Jana
Rozsypala v Chropyni dozraly
ted ma jedne tfesni letos podru
he plody, ktere jsou velmi chut
ne. Mattel postal je t6z ma O.
chutnanf ma postovn1 Trad V
Kojetfne, kde byly tresne v tu-
to dobu tax vzacne obdivem
obcanstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Pozarensky odbor chce
z~uXSonS
ZvySen1.

PozarenSt1 komisaTi chystaJl
sc ku zadosti, ably v novem roz-
poctu mesta polozka ma vydr-
zovani hasicske sluzby zvyse-
ma byla O II procent. Dosa-
vadni vydanf obnasf $685.
1880. Ma budoucl rok IVY
seno byti ma ma $3,732,121.5O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Usmrcen padem vstve.

Vetev re stromu spadla ma
Frederick Warren, formana
mad d6ln1ky upravuj1c1mi vet
We strom1 pro elektricke vede-
nj u Annapolis, usmrtila toho-
TO. Lebka byla mu rozbita.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Engagements Announced
Miss Marian Morton Owens to Wed
Thomas Bradley Davidson.

n R. AND MRS. CHARLES A.
Au OWENS of Wilmington, Del,
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter
Marian Morton to Mr.. Thomas Brad
ley Davidson of Washington and Rich
mond, Va.
Miss Owens, born in Warrenton, a
descendant of the Brooke and Payne
families, is niece of Mrs Morton G..
Douglas. She in :. graduate of
Gunston Hall in Washington
Mr.. Davidson is the son of Mrs.
John c. Davidson and the late Mr.
Davidson of Washington, D. C. He
attended the Episcopal High School,
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1937-12-22

building and construction business in
the city.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington and Its Envrons
Annual Black
And White
Ball Held
Festival Tenth
For Capital
DebutanteS.
ME brightly lighted grand ball
room Of the Mayfiower Hote
was the scene last night Of tht

TINE brightly lighted grand ball
room of the Mayfiower Hotel
was the scene last night Of the
black and white ball, which
was held for the tenth consecutive
year for the debutantes Of the season.
Pierrots in black and white costumes
heralded the opening at 10 o'clock,
when Mrs. William Laird Dunlop,
sponsor of the ball, proceeded to the
head Of the receiving line with the
debutantes, who were presented to the
bachelors of Washington including
members of the foreign diplomatic
corps. the United States foreign serv-
ice, members of the official group in
Guiding officers of the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps, and residential So
ciety. The debutantes wore white
gowns and their hair was powdered
or silvered
Following the introductions the
debutantes, with the young men squir-
ing them. formed a double line and
marched to the center of the room for
dancing to the two theme songs of the
evening, Stay as Sweet as You Are"
and THE Way You Look Tonight"
White House aides representing the
Army and Navy were selected to lead
the line. General dancing followed, in
which every one participated.
Just before going into the presi-
Dental dining room for supper, the
entire assemblage joined in the sing
ing of Silent Night" The debutantes
and their escorts were seated together
at one very large table. Favorite
songs of the debutantes were played
during supper Black and white deco
rations were used in the room and
on the table.
Miss Anne Mahoney daughter Of Mr..
Merchant Mahoney. First Secretary of
the Canadian Legation, and Mrs. Ma
honey, stood next to Mrs. Dunlop in
the receiving line. Others in the line
were Miss Fanchon Aldrich, Miss AL
exandrine Rowan, Miss Florence
Cauthen, Miss Agnes Tawresey, Miss
Rosemary Newman, Miss Letitia Moore
Knox, Miss Peggy Lincoln, Miss Elaine
Fitzhugh Powell Heiskell, Miss Dud-
ley Gregory. Miss Dorothy Ann Ruth
erford, Miss Helen Lippitt, Miss Re-
gina McKeever. Miss Helen Nicholson
Cream, Miss Clara Amber Sasscer,
Miss Florence Merrill, Miss Betty Sa-
bine, Miss Heath Evans, Miss Billy
Merchant, Miss Ann Keiss, Miss Betty
Gait and Miss Betty Burton.
Out-of-town debutantes in line were
Miss Mary Powell Millot and Miss
Marsha Millot Of Pittsburgh, Miss
Eileen Register Of Savannah, Ga; Miss
Jean Boothe of New York City, Miss
Josephine Philson of Charleston, s..
c., and Miss Judith Dallett, who is
visiting Representative and Mrs. Ham,
ilton Fish.
Among the debutantes of other years
present, many of whom have stood in
the receiving line at the black and
white balls, were Miss Gloria Grosve-
nor, Miss Louise Alexander. Miss
tSee BLACK AND WHITE, Page B-4)
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Little Sarah Roosevelt
To Hang Her Stocking
At White House
Daughter of Harry Hopkins
Also Will Be Guest for
Yuletide Festivities.
BY MARGARET HART.

Presidents little granddaughter Sarah Deano
has fear that Santa Claus might be
get down the chimney the home of her parents Mr.
Mrs James Roosevelt Georgetown quite
that Santa will find difficulty making his
spacious chimney at the White
Kate and her parents Little Miss Sarah will the
Christmas Eve to await the coming of Santa.
Little Miss Diana Hopkins, daughter Harry Hopkins
also will be at the White House for the visit of Kss Kng
Christmas with youthful Roosevets grown
ups as we'll will hang her sock in the Presidents
be gifts morning when the family
clan assemblies the to find what Santa de-
livered.
Excitement will run rampant from the verv minute the
children arrive at the White House. supper
President will read to them portion of Charles
mas Carol Then to the Presidents they go to hang
their stockings before being tucked children
will undoubtedly have their little only with what
Santa will leave but with thoughts
bless one for it will probably part the
which the President will grandchildren and little
DIANA daughter associate who recuper
ating from illness.
Evening star., 1937-12-22

family dinner in celebration of Mr..
James Roosevelt's birthday anniver-
sary.
There will be no banning of the big
apple at the dance the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt will give December 80
for Miss Anne Clarke and her fiance,
Mr.. John Roosevelt, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, jr.
The guests at this dance will be
friends of the honor guests and most
ly from out of town. Mrs. Roosevelt
said at her press conference that she
had never seen the big apple dance
and she never banned anything she
did not know about. The big apple,
more lively and jazzy than the square
dance which the Presidents wife en-
joys dancing, will probably amuse her
as the modern version of the dance
she likes the best. Eddie Duchin and
his famous orchestra will play for
the dance, and no other special
program of entertainment has been
planned.
A4N SAiAoASi Poiby WillCll Ilit
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will give
next Tuesday for their granddaughter
Sarah and her cousin, william Donner
Roosevelt, who will arrive at the man.
sion the day of the party with his
mother, Mrs. Curtin Winsor, and Mr..
Winsor, will be comparatively small,
perhaps only so or so young guests.
The Presidents mother will assist Mrs.
Roosevelt and the Chief Executive
will, if his duties permit, be looking in
on this merry little group. The chill
dren will be presented with gifts by
their young host and hostesses and
there Will be marionette show to
entertain them. Later they will be
seated at small tables for menu con-
slstlng of cream of wheat, creamed
chicken, a vegetable and milk and
winding up with ice cream and cake.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
are sending out no Christmas cards
this year; the cards which they had
engraved are only accompanying gifts.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt will
send thanks to all sending gifts, but
because of the many, many cards
there will be no acknowledgment of
these.
The Christmas dinner menu will in
clude turkey sent from Arthurdale,
w. Va, the Federal housing project
IN which Mrs. Roosevelt has taken
such a deep interest and has visited
many times.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Residential
Society
Events
Son and Daughter
To Be Guests of
McGoodwins.

TINE former United States Minis
ter to Venezuela and Mrs. Pres
ton McGoodwin will have as
their guests over the holiday
week end at their apartment at the
Hay-Adams House their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton McGoodwin, jr., and their daugh-
ter, Constance McGoodwin of Roches-
ter, N. Y, who will arrive in the
Capital today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson
of Chevy Chase have left by motor for
Atlanta, Ga, where they will spend
the holidays with their son-in- law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walton
Garrett. Mr. Jackson will return early
in January and Mrs. jackson will re-
main until the end of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corbin Fuller
of 3704 Huntington street will enter
tain as their house guest over Christ
mas the latter's sister Law, Mrs
Bentley Mulford of White Plains,
N. Y, and Saluda, N. C.
Mrs. Robnett, wife of the late Capt.
John D. Robnett, u. S. ~, who re-
sides at 1888 @ street, left yesterday
for New York City, where she will
spend the Christmas holidays with
her two sons, Mr.. John D. Robnett,
Sd, and Mr. Vernon Powell Robnett.
Mrs. Robnett will return the end Of
| January.
Mrs. Joseph D. Grigsby. national
president of Delta Delta Delta. will
return to her home at 5201 Colorado
avenue December % after an extensive
trip through the West While in
California. Mrs. Grigsby had the honor
Of addressing the fifteenth session of
the Institute of World Affairs on
"Woman's Attitude Toward War" and
during the session she took an active
part in the round table discussions at
the request of DR.. Won Kleinsmidt,
president of the University OF Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Warner
and their son. Peter Warner have
arrived in Washington for a few days
and are at the Shoreham They have
come from their home, Cold Spring
Farm, at Hopkinton, Mass, and expect
to continue South to spend Christmas
| in New Orleans.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Suarez OF
Mexico City have arrived in WASH
ington by airplane and are stopping
at the Shoreham. They have come to
spend the Christmas holiday with the
| Ambassador of Mexico and Sonora de
| Castillo Najera. Mr.. Suarez formerly
was located in Washington with the
Claims Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joseph of
Poughkeepsie, NJ Y, are again in
town for visit and are at the Ward
man Park Hotel during their stay
They were accompanied by Mrs. z. J.
Sarner, who is also at the hotel.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

JUST word of advice warning If should chance dine
with much travelled who offer China about II
o'clock in the evening don't drink and We
naturally that when China
that the party and the time has for the take
their departure This hold Washington
anywhere else in this of the world that know othe
serving of China during the evening here whm
the host hostess
Recently this trick pulled prominent persons
DhO had Ued in China Fortunately they asked quite frankly
if they expected to right home for the donor the
dinner had heard of this old Chinese custom Imagine
his grprise the guests had gone home at II O'Clock We
to hare readers
position OF not kno,Oing Uha to do such occasion!
JUST few notes of the gongs
Christmas Tonight Mr. Mathews Dick
and their two leave for Lake Forest Ill spend
Christmas with Mr. Dicks mother They will Washington
December 80 time for the New Year festivities
welcome the beautiful golden haired Mrs Brown Nas who
O
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Miss Marion Crawford
To Wed Mr.. GOOdall.

THE engagement of Miss Marion M.
Crawford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Crawford of Littlef1eld
avenue. Hyattsville. Nd, to Mr. Merton
Goodall, also of Hyattsville, and son
of Mr. and Mrs J. P Goodall of
Locust Dale, Va, has been announced
The wedding will take place in
January. but the date has not been
announced.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
.Heurichs Take Box
For Opera.

have taken a box for the "Haensel
Und Gretel" opera at the Rialto Thea
ter Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gregor, al
though unable to attend, have taken
II tickets as Christmas gift for
under privileged children. Mr.. Gregor
is we'll known here as composer and
pianist
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Miss Marjorie Butler
Engaged to Wed.

MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD l. BUT
LER of Takoma Park announce
the engagement of their daughter
Marjorie Rice to Mr. William Glenn
Corey of Washington, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry Corey of Green
vile, N. C. he wedding will take
place in the spring.
Miss Butler is a senior in the Mont
gomery Blair High School and Mr..
Corey is junior partner in the
Evening star., 1937-12-22

Lawrence College. She was presented
in Baltimore at the first of the
Bachelors Cotillons, December s, and
is member of the Junior Assemblies
and a provisional member of the
Junior League.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
RichberSs Hosts.

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Lynch
were honor guests at a luncheon yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Richberg in Kenwood, Md.
There were 10 guests at the luncheon
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-11
TODAYS-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, March IL. WP-
Unable to obtain seats to the Broad
way comedy I wanted to see, de-
cided yesterday TO visit fistiana S
highest tribunal, the New York Box
ing Commission, and watch it sit in
Judgment.
The Commissions show still re-
mains the finest farce in New York.
This is due. I think, to the vibrant
witlessneSs, with which the lead
ing actors manage to approach
their roles each week. Time does not
stale them. Week in and week out
Generalissimo John J. Phelan de-
livers his lines-tens of thousands
of them-in the same apoplectic
manner. Session after session d.
Walker Wear tears i'll trivia with
the same pompouS roars, and Bill
Brown laughs up his sleeve and
yawns behind his big hands as
though he hadn't heard ii all a mil
lion times before.
From the moment you walk into
the commission chambers and arc
sternly warned by the Generalissi-
mo not to sit on the first row of
seats because it's reserved" until
you leave. still wondering who the
front seats are reserved for when
no one ever occupies them, pande-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-11

Central junior collegians, who
have watched opponents run up big
scores all season, are slated to suf-
fer their last defeat of the year
Friday night when the nations
greatest women's basketball team,
the Olson Red Heads. invates the
Central union floor.
The Arabs will open defense of
their record at O'Clock as the Red
Heads will meet the Brawley Oilers
in preliminary game.
Central Junior college reserves
will play two preliminary games i'll
the Ell Centre gymnasium starting
at 7:30 The first game will match
the reserves against the Ell Centre
high varsity.
The Red Heads, who have defeat
ed every women's team in the Unit
ed States, and most of the junior
college and high school teams they
have run up against. will present