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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13

liNAiO duCOlllOOIlO. DdllO1CO JO-
Ii az ma Sherwood avenue, kde
auto najednou zarazilc. Ban
dite yyskocili a stT1leli ma poll
cisty, kterym dosly naboje. PAX
Sc vratili do automobile a u
jeli
Policista We Frederick Tekl v
1tery re byl 'hodne jist", re
diva zlodeji AUTOMOBILE, kteTi
prchli v sobotu stfhani byvse
zdejsfmi policisty, byli Alfred
Brady a James Dalhover, ban
dite. V ukradenem automobi-
LII, jez wall v sobotu Walteru
Czaczka z Curtis Bay, koupili
gasol1n We Frederick a ujeli a.
niz by zaplatili.
Nekolik minut pozdeji poll
cista, Frank Dorsey, .zahledl
automobil jedouci ma E. Z. uli-
eli. Use nasvedcovalo tomu, re
ride byl opily. Pustil Sc "a
MIN. Automobil rozejel Sc ry-
chlost1 81 nejvetsf. Policista ma
MOTORCYCLE hnal Sc Ia MIN. U
Chapel alley automobil nahle
zajel do druhe ulice. Vrazil
do zdi, poskodil kolo. Oba V
mem sedlcf vyskocili, kazdy il
nou stranou a utekli do bl1zke-
no pole. Stfelil tTikrate Ia nj
mi. Nezranil zadneho.
Policista je skorem jist, re
to bandite Grady a Dalhover.
Ma ukradenem automobile by
ly jine ukradene license vyda-
ne ma jmena Margaret a Sa-
muel Gibson, 24O0 block East
Chase ulice.
Baltimorska policie V 1tery
pc obdrzeni zprav techto byla
pTesvedcena, re uprchlf bandi-
te nalezeli ku zlopovestne ban
de re Stredniho Zapadu.
Tfi, pokud zde zjistiti Sc mo-
lilo, byli: Alfred Brady, Cla-
renee Lee Schaffer a James
DalhoVer.
Dive sestry bydlicf We 5000
blocku Roberts Place v 1tery
ztotoznily dive fotografie jake
fotografie muz1 S nimiz odeje-
ly z Baltimore a nechaly Sc Cd
DAFT V Elkton. ODE vyslychany
byly spolu S tfeti sestrou.
Mary Raimondo ztotoznila
policejnf fotografii Dalhovera
jake "Schwartze", ktereho V
Elkton 81 vzala a jej1 sestra
Minnie Schaffera z~totoznila
iako muze, S n1mz oddana by
la pode jmenem Riley a Brady
jake MAXWELL, ktery je do
provazel do Elkton.
Vsechny svedcily, re muzi
"castovali je nadherne a re by
Ii probate dobrl chlapi."
Bandite do Baltimore prize
Ii pc 1teku SVEN z Hancock O.
kresniho vezenl v Indiana.
Zdejsi policie jest jista, re Ed
ward Maxwell bydlel v 500
blocku Beaumont avenue cd
listopadu az do minute soboty.
Co NELL V planu kdyz pre-
kvapeni byli We dvou automo-
bilech ma Loeb Raven Boule-
ward. NekteTi myslf, re NELL
v 1myslu prepadnouti truck
.jedouci do Baltimore S pencil
pTijatymi pr zavodech v Bel
Air.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
M1stn1 zpravy.
z ~krajanskych kruhHG.

V sobotu, Z. srpna, pc
dlouhe nemoci zaopatTen sva-
tostmi um1rajic1ch zemTel INA
my krajan p. Jindrich V. Ste
hlfk z c1sla 737 N. Patterson
Park Ave. We start "a rokG. Je-
no predcasneho odchodu zeli
manzelka Marie, diva synove a
dcera Jos. E. Scheiner. Zesnu-
IL zamestnanfm byl klemp1-
rem. Narozen byl V Koline v
Cechach a t6to move vlasti
dlel 33 rok1. Nalezel ku spoil
ku Rad Bohemia a Cechie,
jichz deputace jej ku hrobu
doprovazely. PohTeb konan z
domu smutku We stredu, II. ST.
pna do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud byl pochovan ma Narod-
MIN hrbitove. PohFebnf obfa-
dy a msi svatou vykonal vldp.
Josef Troch. Mad rakv1 V dome
smutku a mad hrobem Sc roz-
loucil jmenem spolku p. Anton
Svejda.
Pohreb vypravil pohrobnik
Jaroslav Cvach.
Z Pensacola, Florida, "a
sfla pozdrav: INA zdar!"
George Rokos.
Sousedskou zabavu po-
Tada Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
V ned6li, dine Is. srpna We 2 no
diny odpol. Ma programu ra-
kova pol6vka a ryby a jina OBJ
cerstven1. Vytecna hudba br.
Svitaka.
Dne 8. srpna usporadal
p. Ed. Janda a jeho PAM velke
pohostinstv1 ma jeho soru Wi
son Point" pro jejich pratele a
znam6, kterych Sc seslo okolo
100 rodin. Ma pocest p. Jan
dy bratra, ktery zde dlel nav
Stevou z Chicago Sc svou PAM
a s p1. Koubek, ucinil p. Janda
vse NONE ably jim zde zpr1-
jemnil 14-denn1 pobyt a proto-
re p. Janda z Chicago jest We
likym labuznfkem veprovych
zebfrek, bylo jich napeceno a
ma "brabicurovano" Is liber,
ma kterych 81 pochutnavali vsi-
chni pfftomni hoste. Zajiste
re bylo vseho dosti tax re o
zabavu nebylo nouze a jake
vzdycky pri nejlepsi zabave
Sc neco oznamuje, tax zde tez
a Size: slecna Albfna Maksa Sc
zasnoubila S panem Aloisem
Pokornym, synem chvalne INA
mych ceskych rodicG. Snou-
benky matka jest sestra p. Jan
dy. Nastalo blahopran1 vsech
pTftomnych hostf eemuz i my
pFipojujeme nase nejuprlm-
nejsf blahopTan1. Tim bylo vse
odbyto. Hoste Sc bavili az do
pozdnfch hodin nocn1ch kdy je
prekvapila krasna sprcha, to-
tiz dest. Zpravodaj.
= Cd 1. zaTf nastoupf novy
1rad co Tiditel p. J. G. Bondu-
rant u Telefonni spolecnosti.
Jeho dradovna Sc Dude ~nalezat
v elsie 5 Light ulice, kde Dude
ffdit vesker6 zalezitosti tyka-
iicf SO Telephone COMPANY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13

Ohen neznameho p1vodu sill
ne .poskodil 2. a 3. poschodi
firmy New York Wholesale
spolecnosti, {. 656 a 658 w.
Baltimore ulice. Ku ohni sic
10 sc OSm stTlkacek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
973 rekrutovano v cervenci.

B6hem mes1ce cervence da-
10 sc odvesti V 1zemf Third
Corps 973 muzG. V Baltimor-
skych stanic1ch odvedeno bylo
itch 1877. Ostatn1 odvedeni
byli We Forts: George G.
Meade, Hoyle, Howard a Wa
shington.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Governor Nice pochybuje o
tretf kandidature presidentove

V Tulsa, Oklahoma, COVER
ner Marylandsky, Harry w.
Nice reel sve pTi oslavach
Dramatic Radu Knights of
Khovasan, projevil nahled, re
president Roosevelt nebude
kandidatem pro tret1 zvolen1
"a presidenta.
- Guverner Elmer A. Ben
son z Minnesoty, Glen farmaf.
sko-delnicke strany, Dude pod
porovati presidenta Roosevelt
ia, ably Sc uchazel o tfetf presi-
dentsky term1n.
Predpovedel, re do roku
1910 farmaTske a delnicke
skupiny budou "jasnou hvez-
dou" ma politickem obzoru V
Americe. "Nemysllm pouze
n6jakou tTet1 stranu, ktera by
slouzila nekolika jednotlivcGm
ohromnou spoustou hlas1, my
slim farmaTsko-delnickou stra-
nu, jez zalozena ma uniich, bo-
.jovnych farmarskych skupi-
mach, vzajemnych druzstev a
politickych klubech, Dude wy
.jadrovat hospodarske potfeby
a pTanf zemedelc1, dusevnfch
pracovn1kI, delnfkG, prfslusn1-
XII svobodnych povolanf a ma
Ilych obchOdnlkH."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Soudcovo varovanf ku policii

Soudcovo varovani ku policii.
William F. Lankaitis, hlavni
soudce Traffic soudu v 1tery
vypovedel valku policeman
zTfzencGm, kterf vyhybajf Sc
tomu, ably vinili opile rfdice
automobile.
Soudce Tekl: "Varovanf toto
davam vSem policeman tired
n1k6m, re jakmile v budoucno-
sti zaloba dana Dude ma opilou
osobu z f1zen1 automobile, a
odpuzena lieutenantem nebo
kapitanem, vezmu fakta tato
ku policejn1mu komisaTi."
PT1padem otazce teto byl
Joseph Bloss, 45lety re South
Charles ulice, jenz when byl z
melody ma Hanover ulici V ne
deli V noel. Guiseppi Geppe,
a policista Maimone, ktery jej
zatkl, sv6dcili, re byl opily.
Kdyz dovezen byl patrolnfm
voze do Traffic soudu, lieute-
nant, John Spites rozhodl, re
stihan byti ma jen pro neopa-
trnou jfzdu.
V Traffic soudu Bloss v Ute
ry doznal, re pill ale popfral,
re by byl opily v dobe melody.
Bloss jiz dvakrate pred tim
souzen byl v Traffic soudu z
jinych nehod. V 1tery soudce
Lankaitis odsoudil jej ku po-
kute S25 a 1tratam.
V jinem pr1padu soudce Cd
soudil 18leteho Clarence v.
Burtona bez domova pro neo-
patrnou jfzdu, re neudelal ces-
tn pesimu a re nemel licensn1
listek do v6zen1 ma 6 mesfcG a
pokute $25.
17lety William Davis, jeho
soudruh v AUTOMOBILE, odsou-
zen byl ma tTi mesfce. Auto
mobil, V nemz jeli, byl majet-
KEN Ramona z Baker ulice.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
SERVICIOS DE LA
Postal Telegraph
TELEGRAMAS
A mas de 10000
1900 del Canada

A mas Do 10000 lOralidada dc los EstadOs Unidos Y
1000 del Canada
cABLEGRAMAS
Via Commercial Gables a Europa , al orente y via All
America Gables a las Antinas y Centre y Sur America.
Estas dos compahiAs estan asodadas con ls Postal Tee
graph, pG6ndose epyar .cahieIrAmas dssde eualquGr Off
Gina De Ia Postal Telegraph.
RADIOTELECRAMAS
Via Mackey Radio q bugues en- alta mar, . Europa, al
orisnts y q la principalss ciuGadss de los Estados unidca
0tros servicios que ofrece Ia Postal Telegraph son los do nandados
y. repatriation por msnsajeros, reservation en- autobusss y en- aero
pianos, traslado de fondes y entrega de -egalos. Mediante vi serv-
a6 de rsgalos, puede listed enviar flores, lbros, duees, cigarEos,
etc, a cast suGquisr parte do los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
/ 0riq Perkins

y Ell Trabajo
Contestando a las palabras
del senador Pope, de que ell go
bierno esta desarrollando Un
magnifico programa EN- favor
de los asalariados, la secretaria
Perkins dijo: Converge con us
ted, Senador, Y pienso que la o.
bra del gobierno cubre estos
puntos: La protection de das
masas de trabajadores por leyes
en- minimas condolences de ira
bajo; protection de la gran ma
sa de trabajadores por medios
legales Y el derecho a organi-
zarse y discutir colectivamente;
uilizar aos tecnicos efeativas
de conciliaci6n Y mediaci6n pa
ra aminorar la tension de las
discusiones. colectivas; crear
para trabajadores y patronos
information economical Y finan-
ciera relativa a las industries
Gonde existan erhendimfentos
c~olectivos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11

nuestra colonia realiza en- favor
de los que en- Espaha sufren.
iSea bienvenido!
La gaceta., 1937-05-11

tregada por complete a sus ira
baios de humanidad, cuando el
dueno de una drogueria dej6 san
trabajo a su marido.
Como e Sr. Walks carece de
trabajo, Blanquita y 81 Sc mar
aharan de Tampa, 10 que todos
sentimos.
En- la function del dia 23 sc
representara la obra clos Mill
cianos" y Sc estrenara "Abajo
Franco.
Para la function de Blanquita
pedimos Ell soncurso de los ira
Eajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
LA OBRA MERITORdA DE
LA DE
M
Ell C0mst6 del Freate Popular

Sc reunira hoy en- ea Centre
obrero ell Comite del Frente Po-
pular.
Sera discutida Ia oferta de
1922 hecha por Jel empresario
de Benjamin Field al comite.
Ell empresario quiere dar I'm
tanto por ciento de la function
del venidero 1unes a favor del
pueblo espahol, siempre que Sc
lie permita usar en- la propagan-
da Ell nombre del Comite.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
La Junta General del Centric Espahol
Aprohada por unanimidad la mocion antifascista

trato del p~residente Azana Y
Ia &c cemunicar ell acuerdo al
gobferno espanol. EstaS reco-
mendaciones pasaron a estudio
de la directiva.
Ell p~residente dijo que la di-
rectiva lie comunicaria Ell acuer-
do al embajador Don Fernando
de los Rios.
Hoy Sc lie mandara I'm tele-
grama a Don Fernando y des-
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
Dondtivo de RopG

Dondtiv0 de RopG
Una conocida sefiora de esta
ciudad mandara ell Comite del
Freaabe Popular un paquete de
ropa para ser enviado a Espa-
ma. Ella no quiere que sc men,
clone su nombre, por estimar
que no es necesario.
E paquete sera entregado al
Comite que tiene a su cargo ell
envfo de la ropa.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
PiDAN O. RECIBOS

Suplicamos a nuestros fecto-
res tengan la bondad de pedlr
los recibos de page a los repair
tidores.
Haciendoio nos evitan incon
veniente a nosotros y q los re-
partidores.
Pidan los recibos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11

Puestos los asistentes de
pie, Y sin un vote ell contra, la
junta general del Centre Es-
panol, presidida por don Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey, acord6
anoche ~ratificar ell acuerdo de
la junta directiva que condo
ma las actividades del fascismo
international en- Espana.
Ocupados todos los asisten-
ties en- la gran sala de bale,
ell Sr. Fernandez Rey abri6 la
session, invitando al Sr. Jose r.
Colmenares a que leyera Ia
moci6n antifascista aprobada
por la d~irectiva.
Colmenares lego ell docu-
mento Y al terminar todos los
socios aplaudieron.
Ell presidente invite a que Sc
hablara en- contra y en- pro de
la proposition. No habl6 ma
die en- contra y 10 hicieron a
favor los Sres Montoto y ri,
que solo pronunciation unas
pslabras.
Sometlda al vote la propo-
sici6n Sc hizo de pie y con la
cabeza inclinada, ~"pensando
en- las madres de Espaha que
sufren ell martirio de la avia-
ci6n fascista."
Varias recomendaciones sc
hicieron despues por los pre-
sentes, entire elias la de colo
car en- la sala de sesiones ell re-
ut1acfra aOlonfa rpa1iza ON favor
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
Beneficio de BI0nquita-

Una obrera enthusiastic, una
graciosa j6ven sonora que ha
dedieado semanas y meses q la
obra del "Frente Popular, Sc
ra objeto de un homemade ell dfa
% de este mes ,en ell teatro del
Centre Obrero.
Blanquita viva contenta, en-
La gaceta., 1937-05-11

Tabdc0s
Cajas de tabacos sc vefan a.
noche en- ell Centre Obrero. Son
las cajas que seran mandadas al
Battalion Lincoln, que comba-
te en- ell frente de Madrid.
En- eli momento oportuno pu-
hicaremo sla cantidad de puros
comprada en- cada fabrica.
Los milfoiaaaos n~ortteamerica
nos sabran que sus hermarsos
de Tampa no les olvidan.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11

Et 50Ven LAO
TuvimOs 81 gusto de saludar
aver al j6ven Lado, hijo del SIR.
Calixto Lados que Sc vic obliga-
do a regresar a Tampa bajo la
persecution de los fascistas es-
pah0les.
Este j6ven, nacido en- los Es-
tados Unidos, enpez6 a ser mo-
lestado por los fascistas porque
no guerra unirse a ellos.
Bajo Ia protection del gobier-
no del presidente Roosevelt pu-
do volver a la TERRA donde ma
dera.
Es quimico de profession y sc
agregara a los asfuerzos que
La gaceta., 1937-05-11

pues Sc lie escribira una carta.
iActo digno de toda loa el
realizado anoche por la presti-
giosa sociedad espanola.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
LA ACTIvIDAE En- \ eFaTRO OBRERO
~oJkA vlGI

En- la fabrica de ~santaella IN
obrero, de apellido Gomez, VIA
cha p@paganda en- favor de Ia
Union, bajo la ley Wagner,
.Cuando ell "Senor" sc enter6
por alguno de sus amigos, lie e.
|ch6 a Ia Gale.
% Ell obrero tiene familia y no
puede reclamar bajo la ley por-
que ell "amo sabe hacer las CO.
sas''.
Es de aamentar que vengan-
gas como estas ocurran todavia,
por ser contrarias g la ammonia
que predica la secretarla del ira
bajo, Sra. Perkins.
La gaceta., 1937-05-11
ia Pild"


Sc reuni6 ell taller La Inte-
|gridad", conocido por La Pila'.
Habian surgido dificultades
con motive de la rebaja del sa-
bado 1ltimo, cuando la "guilloti-
ma" sc utilize contra 75 torcedo-
res.
Sc acord6 establecer un COM
pas de espera y observar la ST.
tuaci6n.
Motive la reunion ell hecho de
que fueran rebajados obreros
que lanzaron la idea de la cues
taci6n para el tabaco a los
miembros del Battalion Lin
coin" Y otros que hacfan entu-
SHASTA propaganda a favor de la
Union.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

Then she noticed that it was pos
sible to get feathers from the different
cages and it was no time at all before
she had conceived the idea for her
unusual hobby a scrapbook filled
with her gleanings.
RETTY 10 found out as much as
she could about the birds to which
her feathers belonged. Occasionally
she received the assistance of friendly
keepers at the Zoo. Her collection
began to grow rapidly and soon in
cluded feathers from the argus
pheasant, one Of the rarest birds in
captivity, and from the ibis, rhea and
colorful macaw.
Her book, in itself, is a pretty piece
of art The cover is adorned with an
oil painting of gull over decorative
sea waves-which she did herself In
side on page l. her specimens lead
off with a mounted American eagles
feather, out of recognition of its place
as the national bird.
Following this are some $50 feathers,
mounted and named. Their collector
knows all about their habitat from
descriptive plaques on their cages at
the Zoo and her own study.
One lovely plumelike feather IN the
book Is from the Victoria crowned
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Riddles

4 NUMBER OF weeks ago the Rid
die Man printed some riddles sent
in by adults, who enjoy riddles as
much as you boys and girls do. This
week he is giving you Ave riddles sent
in by Mrs w. N Ward, who is a regu-
lar riddle reader
l. AS I was coming through the
wheat
picked up something good to
eat,
Twas neither flesh or blood or
bone
Yet I kept it till it walked alone.
2. Upon hill is red house with
white picket fence around 1t.
1t never gets rained on, never gets
showed on, yet it's always wet.
). Down in the hollow there is red
heifer The more you feed her the
more she will below. Feed her straw
she will roar, feed her salt she will
fly, feed her water she will die.
4. What has a head and can't use
it?
S. What has ears and can't hear?
ANSWERS.
I. An egg. g. Your mouth. g. A
bonfire. l. A cabbage. 5. A cornstalk.
Send your riddles to the Riddle
Man. in care Of this newspaper If they
are good ones, he will print them with
your name.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

newspaper He also has been elected
as sports editor for 1878.
The interesting thing about 1t all
is the fact that, until year ago. none
knew that Gershon could write.
I've always been interested in ath-
letics and hoped I'd be good in that
line" he said "A basket ball star or
something like that, and maybe big
league base ball player"
Last year, however, he began to
think maybe these plans wouldn't be
realized. so he turned his interest in
another direction-sports writing.
The results were very encouraging.
Within a few months he had been
cited for honorable mention in ma
tional contest conducted by the Quill
and Scroll, and in April the honor was
repeated. incidentally. he was the
only representative Of the Washing
ton public high schools in the last
contest.
Once in the writing game, Gershon
decided he wanted to stick. He's plan
ming to attend Maryland University,
and hopes by the end Of his formal
education he'll have newspaper con-
facts that will put him right to work
His duties as press agent for his
school team will include assembling
material for local newspapers, sending
out stories to points on the teams
itinerary and generally acting as con-
tact man. He will work with Coach
Hardy Pearce.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
/, ss33lzsz ss!!33lzzI z1
u eE:1F ~

Charles, my younger brother Francis
my mother, two boarders in our house
and l were waiting up to welcome
1882. About II 80 o'clock l became
dizzy and sick I tried to get up out
Of the chair I had been sitting in
but as I raised myself l fell over in a
dead faint toward a red hot stove
Charles saw me, however, and jumped
up Just in time to catch me.
Just about this time a girl roomer
In the house, who was blind, came
down the steps to tell mother that
her room mate had tainted My
mother went upstairs to see what was
wrong and then the blind girl tainted
Charles thought that gas must
have been escaping, so he raised the
windows md had a ncighbor call
the f1remen. AS the latter arrived
however, my mother came to the
top Of the steps and tainted there
AS she started to fall, an alert fire.
man grabbed her.
THE pullmotor squad began work
with the oxygyn tanks and every
one was revived finally, thanks to
Charles and the city fire force.
I'VE later discovered that gas
escaping from petroleum heater had
been the cause of our unusual ex-
perience."
Evening star., 1937-06-13

IF YOU had just come to Washing
ton and didn't have friends here
what would you do about it?
a Three years ago Betty 10 Wat
son of 4l05 Maryland drive solved the
problem with feathers. A collection
Of them And the hobby kept her SO
busy that she didn't have time to feel
she was lonely l4year-old in a
strange city.
The collection probably started be-
cause her parents first Washington
residence was near the National Zoo
logical Park. With not much else to
do, Betty 10 made it habit to spend
much of her time in the park. Be-
cause she had always been interested
in birds and had studied them in other
parts Of the country, she began to
carry a'bird catalogue along with her
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Residents Capital Area Follow Varied Pursuits and Hobbies
Wild Animal Pictures
May Be Taken at Night
Young Photographer May Set Up Flashlight
Equipment to Obtain Rare Snapshots
Hobby Adds to Wild Life knowledge.

shove in little wedge of wood to hold
the switch open, and arrange the
wires so that when the shutter trig-
ger moves, contact is made
Bare an inch of the wire dangling
from the flash handle and wrap it Sc
curely about bright metal part of the
camera, such as that which holds the
bellows and front extended. Uncover
half an inch Of the other wire, then
3 inches back from the end lash or
tape the wire about a stick or short
pencil. FaSten this to the front of
the camera. so that the free end can
be bent over to stand up in such way
that the shutter lever, when pulled
down by the thread, touches it, il ever
so lightly. to form a contact FaSten-
ing the wire to A stick is merely to
attach it to something stiff so that it
can be fastened to the camera Or your
model may permit you to attach the
insulated part to the camera itself
and then bend the end over.
F. EVERYTRi>>- works right, the
passing animal will run against
the thread and snap it. The pressure
on 1t, though, will first release the
shutter, and the lever in dropping will
instantly make the contact to fire the
flash. Try everything first by re-
moving the bulb from the lamp plac-
ing the black cloth over the lens. and
touching the thread as an animal
might. When you are satisfied the set
up is perfect. screw in the bulb and
all is ready.
Camera settings vary. The shutter
should be set at the bulb or B" set
ting, OF course, and you might try
the diaphragm at stop F-5S or F-63.
With this method, the putting out and
taking in of the camera is reversed.
the setting being done late in the aft
ernoon when the night has the appear
ance of being fair. Inspection is made
early next morning.
Naturally. one cannot expect per-
feet pictures at the first attempt But
by analyzing your methods and trying
to find the reason for failures. you will
find that as your ability as q pho
tographer improves. SO will your
knowledge of wild life.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

to make a call, she found him more
interested IN a new family Of puppies
than in music.
Aren't they cute!" he exclaimed
as he dashed in. his brown eyes SPAR
king and his Jet black hair a little
rumpled
Once on the subject of music. how
ever. he seemed more grown up.
He doesn't care for jazz, he said
heck nol' And he couldn't settle
down for talk until he'd gone TO the
radio to tune in on a symphony con-
cert.
ONE of his ambitions is to get a
horn and join a band Another
is to play in string quartet: still an
other to join a big symphony or
chestra
In spite of the puppies and other
hobbies-bicycle riding, cats, chess
and lter sports-he likes best of all
to play the fiddle"
Among Roberts fans is a noun
tain fiddler who took fancy to him
when he played last Summer for a
square dance at resort. The old
man invited him to go on tour, but
his mother and father vetoed the idea
One Of the most interesting things
about Robert is his birthday. He was
born the day Lindbergh flew across
the Atlantic.
Romantic friends like to think that
is good luck omen-that it already
has placed Robert among the future
great musicians OF the country.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Ostrich Is Made
As Party FAVOR
BY RAY J. MARIAN.

BY RAY J. MARIAN.
HERE is an ostrich which is easily
made for use as party favor or
place card ornament. Take an or
binary egg and punch very small holes
In both ends with a needle. Then
blow the white and the yolk out of
the egg into a saucer. Use the empty
egg shell for the body of the ostrich.
The head of the bird is shaped
from small ball Of soft parafln wax,
like mother uses for sealing jelly
glasses The neck and the legs are
pipe cleaners. Cotton, or small tufts
of real ostrich feathers, are used for
trimming Melted paraffin poured on
the pipe cleaners will hold them on
the egg shell at the neck and leg
joints. Melted parafin is also used
to attach the cotton to the shell. When
cold, the paraffin holds these parts
securely. You may also use glue, but
glue requires long time to dry.
Mount your birds on small card
board bases. The necks and the legs
may then be bent to make the ostrich
assume any pose desired.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

lie WILL have to round up a couple
Of assistants 70 carry out his
Summer program. he said. His roper
tore Will include II fairy stories
among them Poor Old Robinson
Crusoe' and "Bluebeard's Follles"-
which already have been worked out
Most of his lines are IN verse.
In the past, some of his shows best
laughs have come from sklts showing
Mae West and Stepin Fechit "Tlllie
Priss' also is popular. She is be-
spectacled Young lady who plays the
violin in exaggerated movements to a
phonograph accompaniment.