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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13
Round The Town

The Allen M4tthews-Al Hostalk
fife was a pippin, as was predicted
by the column a while back. The
fife fans turned out in droves to
see the battle-but I wonder If
they also saw the Handwriting on
the wall?" Another hometown
boy makes good ON! No
one keeps their car more shiny
than Joe Smith A recent di-
vorcee . most lovey-dovey with
her new boy-friend, too-Sust like
her sisterl The current torch
of the day-ths.t haunting melody,
Gone With the Wind" Mar
tina Anderson, the Wilburforce CO.
ed, is pinch-hitting for Alice Lewis
this week while the latter and a
group of chums are vacationing
way up in the hills-Ah! What a
life of touristi +. Bob Crane,
Bruce Rowell and Harold Lewis
are zoomin around the lakes these
days in motor boats So full of
honey-"M Moon" myself, I never got
around to congratulating the new
lywedded Ted Browns alberta
Walker, star Repertory players,
but here lis. Congratulations!!!
Allen Matthews, the BLACK
Dempsey" is built like a Greek
God--rio foolinl Something l
didn't know til recently: doc"
Hamilton was a First Sergeant in
the only colored machine gun squa-
dron in France, being decorated
several times Northwest cities
are fast becoming a mecca for
tourists from all over the country.
This climate plus the swell group
of residents "gits EN-" Did
you ever take a good look at the
lawn in front of Mrs. Wesley Rob-
inson's home? It's really too
ducky for words :. Pretty Billy
Graves, chef at one of the city's
leading golf clubs, knows aoout
forty different recipes for frying
chicken, all of them Killers !.
Palmer Johnson back from the
Orient after a two-year stay. Pal
mer says nothing looked sweeter
to him than the Smith Building
and the sight of a pretty high
brown" Yeah, man! &. Dropped
in to see Madeline Duncan, BRIDE
elect, whose back was badly
wrenched by fall at work, and
glad to find she was doing nicely
p. Who do you suppose had a big
celebration Monday night and was
feeling bit beat" the next day?
Made the rounds with tie wife
the other night, which included a
visit to the famed Green Dot"
The management has done a bit
of renovating and the scribe hard
ly knew the spot. With genial
Dave Lee at the bar, everything
was complete. 1T 1l2y be also
noted that the best gin-fizzes in
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13
Tip, Tap and Toe
Orpheum Feature

You may never have seen the
spectacular dancing team Of Tip,
Tap aad Toe r. action before. bus
from now on you can bet they
be in demand whenever dlrecto.
Of a musical comedy wants a dance
team. For Tip, Tap and Toe are
by far the most spectacular Ne
gro dancing team ever to be seen
via the medium Of the motion pic
ture and already have scored 2
sensational nit.
They are to be seen now on the
screen Of John Hamriclk's Orpheum
Theatre IN the huge, No. 1 musi-
cal hit OF all time, You Can't
Have Everything one Of the two
main attractions. The picture
stars Alice Faye. lovely torch sing
er, the delirious dizzy Ritz Broth
CTS. who are funnier than eyer,
and Don Ameche.
Also featured II the cast are
Charles winninger, Louise HovicIs.
stately Seattle brunette who is
better known as Gypsy Rose Lee,
the famous strip-tease dancer from
Broadway. Rubinoff and his violin,
Arthur Preacher. Phyllis Brooks,
Louis Prima and his band. and
Tyler Brooks.
Tip. Tac and Toe do an eccen-
trio number dressed as Halle Sc
lassie and two Of his Ethiopian
troops. But me dances they man
age to burn out Of their shoes win
make Fred Astaire. Paul Draper.
Nick Long Jr.. and even Ray Boil
ger. look TO their laurels.
Critics claim the entertainment
packed into aYou Can't Have Ev-
erythlng" the finest ever.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13
Scholarship Fund

The Community Scholarship
Fund announces that applications
for scholarships are now available,
and may be secured from the Sc
cretary, Mrs. Airline D. English, at
s26 Railway Exchange Building.
The audit of the books of the
Fund for the fiscal year ending
May 81, 1887, has been completed
by Christy L. sorensen, and III ac-
cordance with the bylaws of the
Fund, will be released for publiea-
ton by the Board of Trustees ct
its annual meeting.
The Board of Trustees is exert
ing every effort to grant three
scholarships this year. It is the
responsibility Of eve individual
to contribute to the Scholarship
Fund, and in order to make it
possible for everyone to contribute
the following membership CLASH
fications have been adopted by
the Fund:
1. HONORARY membership
shall be conferred by the Board of
Trustees for such periods as It
may deem proper, upon any per-
son whose special familiarity with
the field Of education win aid the
Community Scholarship Fund, by
suggestion, advice, or contribution.
2. LIFE membership - shall be
conferred on those whose gifts, en-
dowments, or legacies, amount 10
One Thousand l$1O00.0O) Dollars
or more.
3. PATRON members shall
be those who contribute One Hum
dred (s1OO.OO) Dollars or more to
the Community Scholarship Fund.
A. SUSTAINING members
shall be those who contribute Fiji
ty ts50.00) Dollars or more to the
Community Scholarship Fund.
5. SUPPORTING members
shall be those who contribute
Twenty-Five ($25.O0) Dollars or
more annually to the Community
Scholarship Fund.
8. CONTRIBUTING members
shall be those who contribute Ten
$4,000 Dollars or more annually
to the Community Scholarship
Fund.
ACTIVE members shall be
those who contribute Five (S5.O0)
Dollars or more annually to the
Community Scholarship Fund.
8. GENERAL members = shall
be those who contribute One ($1.)
Dollar or more to the Community
Scholarship Fund.
1t is believed that this informa-
ton will be appreciated by many
citizens who are anxious to assist
in making it possible for the Fund
to extend its services to a greater
number of deserving students.
VIM. ]. Hyatt, chairman
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Sunfreze Co. Sponsors
Scooter Bike Contest

Rcysl Girlsl Here is your OPP
rortunity to win a regulation, full
size Karette Motor Scooter. You
can have loads of fun with it; ride
it to school, out in the country,
anywhere. It will really take you
places. -Four lucky boys or girls
in Seattle or surrounding vicinity
will win one of these beautiful
Motor Scooters.
Or build your own Push Scoot-
err" A total Of 48O pair of Roller
Scooter wheels will be awarded as
weekly prizes. With these little
wheels it is easy to build your own
push scooter. Full directions are
given on the box. 1t is no longer
necessary to break up your roller
skates for schooter wheels.
The contest win end midnight,
Monday, August %. Everyone is
eligible to participate in this con-
test except employees of Ardens
Farms Co. and members of their
families. Replies received after
each Monday noon will be judged
the following week. All entries
for the Grand Prizes must be in
your Sunfreze dealers hands or
in the mail before midnight, Mon
day, August %.
The Grand Prizes will be Kar-
cite Motor Scooters, which will be
awarded Tuesday, August 81, or
as soon as all entries are judged
The judges of this Contest win be
]. P. LeBrasseur, production Adj
vertising Agency; Albert E. Hull
lin, president, of Seattle Junior
Chamber of Commerce; and Roy
G. Rosenthal, University Publish
ing Co., Seattle. Their decision
will be final.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

Editor Enterprise:
For the wonder.a, support that
Elkdom has received irom the pub
lie, we are indeed grateful for
space in your fine publication to
thank them
We cannot describe with words
the sincere appreciation we feel
for the success always attained
with our annual picnics. Only the
public's cooperation makes this
possible. and for this we are deep
~ grateful.
Our 18th Annual Picnic held on
August 2 broke all records since
1927, over twelve hundred persons
being IN attendance. From Port
land Spokane, Yakima and Ever
EFT, conservative estimate places
our olt-of-towr visitors at close
to two hcndred and fifty.
The past two weeks saw Puget
Sound Lodge acquire new home.
This beautiful edifice situated atop
Yesler Hill with surrounding area
of approximately a quarter acre,
win be dedicated to service of the
community in the near future. We
shall De happy to invite your in
spection and use of its facilities
and to feel always that the Elks'
home is not just an exclusive club,
but is Elkdom's contribution to
the Northwest for service. We
shall be happy to have the public
make use of it.
Once again we thank you for
your cooperation, AMI Zine race
spirit that has marked the policy
of the Enterprise since you have
become owner and editor.
Sincere best wishes,
E. r. Chainey,
Exalted Ruler Puget Sound
Lodge No. 100, I.B.P.O.E. of w.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13
Mississippi Town
Has Excellent Record

MOUND BAYOU, Miss. (C) =
This all-colored town, founded by
former slaves, recently celebrated
its fiftieth anniversary. Mayor B.
A. Green supervised the program,
which lasted for a week. The town
has no Jail, there having been no
capital crime committed in thir-
teen years. The population is
1000, but there are 5000 colored
people in the immediate vicinity.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

town are made at this spot) :.
Every kiddie on the Avenue has
one of the CHI Lii" things!
Is that beautiful blue creation Ted
Williams is driving a new car or
a new battle cruiser??? -. Got
to git, see va next week.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

LONDON (INP) y Nina Mae
Mckinney tremember her in the
films? p leaves London wher. she
has been appearing with great
success, to tour Australia for six
months.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

NEW YORK (CNA) - A jubi-
lent, cheering crowd OF 5000 per-
sons greeted the four freed Scots
boro boys on their arrival in this
city with their attorney Samuel
Leibowitz.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

Call it streamline because of
her curves. Claimed to be the
nearest rival to Ella FitzGeraId
and Billy Holiday, so say she
critics. She is now appearing at
theatres in the Middle West.
Theatrical News Photo
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

WILMINGTON. Del. (PFs)
James Trealer, Negro prisoner.
was dashed forty times across his
bare back az the New Castle coun-
y workhouse on Saturday just be-
fore he was to begin q ten year
term FOR committing sixteen rob
berries.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

term Tor comnitEmg sixteen rod
berries.
LONDON tPFs) on counsel
Of his political advisers, Former
Emperor Halle selassie Of Elhio-
pia has decided to cancel plans for
publication Of his memoirs. it was
disclosed by Michael Joseph, his
publisher. last week.
DETROIT (INP) Bin Robin
son, worlds greatest tap dancer.
cancelled q vaudeville date IN At
1anta, ca. in order to appear at a
policeman'a benefit at Navin Field.
Detroit, July p.
NEW YORK (C) The new
novel Of coiored people descend
ed from the wealthy French Of
Louisiana, known as eCreoles, z
called "Chilaren Of Strangers, by
Lyle saxttm published by the
Houghton Mifflin Company. is Gre
ating quite literary sensation.
NASSAU, Bahamas (C) Color
ed people here marked the Tooth
anniversary Of their freedom Mon
day with feasting and dancing
Under British rule, the emancipa-
ton act was passed in 1884. but
the slaves were placed on proba-
ton for three years.
PITTSBURGH (ANP) Or. Ed
ward Lee Harris hopes he has seen
his last pan. mop and scrubbing
brrsh in an official capacity This
fall he win become head Of the
chemistry department at WILDER
force University.
He janitored at the u. of Pitts
burgh as he struggled to complete
requirements for his doctor of phil
osophy degloe in chemistry.
ATLANTA, Ca. (ANP) The
official program for the S5th an
nual convention Of the National
Negro Business League has been
completed. I'VE have had high
er percentage Of acceptances for
places on the program than ever
before in the history Of the lea
que, said ALBION L. Holsey, league
secretary.
LONDON fBy Rudolph Dunbar
for AMP DIN Montgomery,
one Of the four liberated Scotts-
boro boys, said he wanted to be a
doctor ana musician" after de-
scribing prison conditions in Ala
balna in an exclusive story writ
ten by him last week for the Lon
don Chronicle, a leading British
daily newspaper.
NEW YORK (C) Little Phil
ippa Duke Schuyler, 800 Manhat-
tan Ave-, only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. George s. Schuyler, was six
years old on Monday, August 2.
She made the headlines Of dailies
again as 'Harlem's child genius"
]. A. Rogers. noted war cores
pondent, gave her white wolfe
dress embroidered in red and vel
low, which he brought from Paris.
Philippa broadcast from NBC stu
dos Sunday morning.
NEW YORK (c) The sensa-
tional article, Il Am A Negro, Z"
by Paul Williams, which appeared
in the American Magazine, drew
various reactions from the Negro
press. The Louisiana Weekly Of
New Orleans, Mrs. Wayne Osby
Brown, editor, reprinted the arti-
Gle in full, while the Afro-Ameri-
can Of Baltimore devoted most Of
its editorial column last week to
a sharp criticism of the defeat
ist'' philosophy Of the article.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

ROME (TNP) aScipione LAT
rlcanoa (seipio. the African. an
italian film based on the story Of
scipio. the Roman who insisted
on invading A-vica and was res
ponsible for liz entual defeat of
Rone's aroL ,rthage. was
conceived at 4. o the re-
cent campaign o. b. 2bys-
sinia Actual produe, @s1, Ne-
gun On the film after he,
Abyssinia
The Ministry Of Press and !. .
paganda, u well as the War Min
istry participated in the making
Of the picture. The film Is sched-
uled to be released October l.
NEW YORK = The hot spots
IN town are getting ready for the
invasion Of the Joe Louis fans.
who win be trucking 20 town soon
to watch the Bomber defend his
crown against Tommy Farr of
England. Many Of the spots have
been decorated and quite a num-
Der have cut prices or wines and
liquors. which is good news indeed.
AUBURN. N. Y. (CNA) II
White club women have unveiled
a monument marking the grave
here Of Harriet Tubman. revolu-
tionary leader and heroine Of the
underground railroad Of pre-ci-
vi War days.
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DETROIT lINPl Bin Robin
son, worlds greatest tap dancer,
cancelled q vaudeville date IN At
1anta, Car in order to appear at a
policeman'a benefit at Navin Field.
Detroit. July 21.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

NEW YORK (C) The new
novel Of colored people descend
ed from the wealthy French Of
Louisiana. known as "Creoles, .
called "Chilaren Of Strangers. by
Lyle saxttm. published by the
Houghton Mifflin Company, is Gre
ating quite a literary sensation.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

NASSAU. Bahamas Cc) Color
ed people here marked the Tooth
anniversary OF their freedom Mon
day with feasting and dancing.
Under British rule. the emancipa-
ton act was passed in 1884. but
the slaves were placed on proba-
ton for three years.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-13

Exalted Ruler Puget Scum
Lodge No. 100, IB.P.O.E. of w.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Vstrny mlyn- cesky vynalez?

V jedne cast chystane mezi-
narodni vystavy v Praze v roce
1912 ma byti Poole nekterych
nayrhI ukazano, co nase zeme
dala svetu v oboru duchovn1m
i hospodaTskem. Nektere veci
slibuj1 byti pTekvapenfm. jed
MIN z mich je historic vetrnych
mlynG. U mas Sc obycejne po-
vazuje "a vlast vetrnych mly-
MI Holandsko a v technickych
spisech sc uvadeji vedle "hos-
podarskych" jen mlyny me
mecke." Jan Neruda vsak v
osmdesatych letech minuleho
stolet1 objevil v PaT1zi pfi sve
navsteve francouzsky pramen
o tom, re do zapadnf Evropy Sc
vetrne mlyny dostaly z Czech
"a kfizackych valek a re v &C.
chach byly vetrne mlyny jiz cd
roku 718. V polovin6 jedenac-
teho stoletf stall velky vetrny
mlyn mad Prahou. a to ma Pc.
tr1ne v mfstech, kde je kaple
sv. V%avrince. Jiny byl Brew.
move. Nemci tie dobe jeste
mleli obil1 ma kamenech rucne
V Egypte Size byly nalezenJ
pamatky ma vetrny mlyn z do
by pred trent tisfci Lefty, ale Y
Europe Sc vetrne mlyny objevi
ly pc prve az v, Cechach v os
mem stoletf. Vsechno nasved
cuje tomu, re u mas byl bud O
pakovan egyptsky vynalez, ne
DO pc prve pouzit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
S chripkou lezel II rokI.

Zena obchodnfho cestujfc1ho
Filipa Crosse z Novych Zamk1
bojovala plnych sedmnact let
o zachranu zivota sveho syna.
Syn byl prvnf rok v Praze ma
pravnickych studifch, prave V
roce 1920, kdy nejsilneji radi-
la spanelska chripka. Postih-
la i jeho. Nezdolala no, ale
take Sc nepodaTilo studenta
vyleciti. Jejfmi nasledky byly
u neho vyvolavany stale dalsf
choroby, kterych no nemohli
zbavit ami lekaTi, ami pece mat
ky. Teprve ticha, klidna smrt
no nynf re vsech 1trap vysvo-
bodila. I'll tTicet pet rokI, ale
polovinu sveho zivota protrpel
v bolestech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Pevny plat a provise - nebo
take kulka.

Madarske mesto Miskolc III
je hlavne z podloudnictv1 re
Slovenska. Re Slovenska do
nasejf paseraci obuv, gumu,
galose, sacharin, c~igaretovy
paplr, textiln1 zboz1, ryzi a j.
ne, kdezto z Madarska ma Slo-
vensko pasuj1 hlavne dr1bez,
kone, vepre, psenici, vejce, Vi
no a soucastky kol. Podloudn1.
ci vetsinou pracuj1 pro velke
podnikatele a dostavaji krone
pod1lu ma zisku pevne platy
1900 az 1000 Kc. Je to ovsem
nebezpecne povolan1. Soud V
Miskolci projednal v posled.
mich letech pres 800 pTfpadt
podloudnictv1. casio je nekte.
ry podloudn1k ma hranicfch "a.
stTelen a mnozi sc pTfpady, ze
Sc jeho pTibuznf O mrtveho ra.
deli ami nehlasf. Madarsko g
nase republika ma tom ztrace.
il rocne miliony ma clech a pc.
platc1ch, nehled1c ami k nakla.
dim pohranicni straznf sluzby
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Spolupachatel vrazdy ucitel
Klouzek zeSilel.

We vazbe ma Pankraci jsou
manzele Klouzkovi, kteTf mali
ma svedomf zivot vojfna- aspi-
ranta Kroba z Rynholce u
Kladna. V poslednf dobe jevil
ucitel Klouzek We vazbe znam-
ky trudnomyslnosti a v noel re
strachu pred vidinami kTicel.
Jeho stav vykazuje dalsf velke
dusevn1 poruchy a proto jeste
pred zahajenfm hlavnlho lice
nj Dude ~vysetren psychiatry.
pred zahajenfm hlavnfho lice
Nenf ovSem vylouceno, re Dude
dopraven do 1stavu choromysl-
nych. Jeho manzelka chova
Sc We vezenf apaticky a klidne
vyckava projednavanf zlocinu
pred jarnf prazskou porotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Ovoce TomaSe Mamma.

Kdyz dostal slavny Thomas
Mann V Proseci domovske pra-
vo odevzdal obci Kc 1000 pro
m1stnf chude. Prosectf Sc roz-
hodli, re ty diva tisfce korun
n~erozdaji, ale re "a ne nakou-
p1 ovocne stromky. o strom-
ky Sc Dude obec starat a kaz-
dorocne rozda vsechno ovoce z
mich mfstnfm chudym anebo-
podar1-li Sc ovoce vyhodne
prodat = proda je a vytezek
rozda chudym. Je videt, re
Prosect1 to rozhodli chytre.
Kdyby rozdali penize hned ne
NELL by chudf uz druhy rok
mic, takto vsak ponese dar To-
mase Mamma kazdy rok nejaky
1rok, at jiz V penezich nebo v
nautralifch. A daru Mannova
Dude rok co rok aspon vzpomf-
nano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

We spolecnem zasedan1 "a
hranicnich vybor1 senatu a she
movny csl. narodn1ho shromaz-
deni v Praze podal ministr "a
hranic1 DIR. Kamil Krofta OBJ
sally vyklad O nynejsf zahra-
nicnf situaci, pri cemz Sc tez
zm1nil o Male dohode.
Ma zahranicni zpravy, re v
brzku ma dojfti k rozpadnuti
Sc Male dohody, tvorene Cesko
slovenskem, Jugoslavi1 a Ru-
munskem, ministr Krofta Cd
povedel, re jsou falesne a do
dial, re solidarita Male dohody
Dude opetne osvedcena presi-
dentem Ed. Benesem ma jeho
chystanem zajezdu do Belle
hradu v Jugoslavii. Ony zpra-
wy jsou inspirovany propagan-
dou, nepratelskou Ceskoslo-
vensku.
Ministr Krofta dale zd1raz-
nil, re Ceskoslovensko S velkou
radosti vita nedavno uzavTe-
nou bulharsko-ju goslavsko dc
hodu, zlepseni styk1 polsko-
rumunskych a take zlepseni
pomeru Jugoslavie S Itali1, po-
nevada vsechno, co posiluje
jednoho elena Male dohody, JIG
ku prospechu vsem jej1m Gle.
MIN.
Vyjadril tez uspokojenf mao
prohlasen1m Velke Britanie {
nutnosti udrzovan1 rovnovahy
moci v stTedn1 Europe. Poole
.jeho nazoru Britanie chape pc.
tie Ceskoslovenska a ocenuje
jeho rozhodnut1, staff verne ne
zasadach demokracie, v cemS
Velka Britanie byla Csl. do vel
Ike m1ry vZorem.
Vecer k senatn1mu vyborl
ma zahranicni zalezitosti pro
mluvil ministersky predseds
DR.. Milan Hodza. Mezi jinyn
pravil, re je pTesvedcen, Il
Hitlerovy 1mysly jsou m1rumi
lovne. Projevil tez nadeji, Z.
mezi Ceskoslovenskem a Ne
meckem budou vybudovany
dobre styky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Vynalezce " kaluzi krve.

Ma ~vynalezu zvlastnlho kot-
lie ma vysoky tlak pracoval We
dine, v noci nezamestnany obuv
mix Josef Mates z Vesel1 n. M.
Vynalez mel zpGsobit revoluci
V hospodarskem odvetvi, Ia
tim vsak 1cinky poc1til Mates.
Delal pokusy S miniaturn1m
kotlem. PAIL sllvovici, ably
dokazal, re procedure je rych-
lejs1 a bezpecnejs1. Pojednou
Sc kotel roztrhl. Detonaci u
pozorneni Tide nasli Maltese le-
yet kaluzi krve v provisornf
rozbite komGrce. Nestastny
vynalezce utrpel popaleniny
tezkeho razu. Mates Sc
teprve nedavno ozenil. Stale
Sc tesil, re vynalezem chudou
rodinu hmotne zabezpec1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Sestrou.

V Rozmitale pod Tremsfnem
byla odhalena vrazda, iejfz
obetl Sc stala 24-leta provdana
Aloise Kotrbata. Sousede 81
povslmli, re z domku, jenz pa
tfi manzeldm Kotrbatym, jiz
delsl dobu nevychazf Kotrbata
a re zustavajf stale zaclony sta
zeny. Nejdf1ve Sc domnivali,
re odjela "a svym muzem do
Prahy, kde je zamestnan v Pc
kafskem zavode jake pomoc-
mix. Pozdeji pTece jen upo-
zornili ma tuto zahadnou okol-
most cetnictvo, ktere pax nasi-
linn vniklo dovnitf. Tam nasky-
tt Sc jim hrGzny obraz. Ma re-
m. lezela Kotrbata mrtva. Me-
la pres oblicej staten satek,
ktery nosila ma hlave. V byte
bylo vse zpTehazeno a proto
bylo cd prvnfho okamziku jas
no, re Sc jedna O loupeznou
vrazdu. Patrajfcf organy zji-
still poole rGznych okolnostf.
re vrazdu spachal clovek, KITE
ry velmi dobre znal pomery v
domku. V dGsledku toho bylo
take zavedeno v tom smeru pa
trani, ktere melo 1spech. Wy
setfovan1 Sc obratilo prot man
zel1m Liskovym, rovnez z Roz-
mitalu pod Tremsfnem. Pr
prvn1m vyslechu sestra zavraz-
dene 28-leta Frantiska Lisko-
va a jeji manzel, 36lety delnik
Josef Liska, houzevnate popf-
rail- jakoukoliv ucast ma vrazde
a docela byli pfekvapeni, kdyz
uslyseli, re Kotrbata byla "a
vrazdena. Kdyz vsak byl pro-
veden kffzkovy vyslech Lisko-
We, nastal obrat. Nervove Sc
shroutila a vypovedela cetnf-
KUN postup hrozne vrazdy.
Mezi obema rodinami panova-
ly jiz delsf dobu nesvary a to
pro penlze. V 1tery 8. 1nora
pax manzele LiSkovi prisli do
domku kotrbatych a pc kratke
rozmluve nastala opet mezi nj.
mi hadka, ktera skoncila vraz-
dou.