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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
NaSla Sc prvni Prodana
neVSsta.

Zpevacky spolek Branislav
v Jilemnici hral ma oslavu Is.
vyrocf sveho zalozen1 nekoli-
KRAFT Prodanou nevestu. Noto-
w material pro orchestr 81 W.
pGjcil Cd jedne divadeln1 spo-
lecnosti a tn sbormistr spolku
Stanislav Mach zjistil re v ko-
lekci je sest HAST, z nichz sc
Prodana nevesta hrala vGbec
pc prve "a T1zeni samotneho
Bedricha Smetany 80. kvetna
1866 Prozatimn1m divadle,
tedy pred jedenasedmdesati
Lefty. Hlasy jew prvotn1 po-
dobu dfla O dvou j%ednan1ch.
Postupne vkladane vlozky, ma
priklad Polka, To pivecko, Flu
rianti, skrtnut1 kupletu Keca-
Iowa, Skocna a arie Mafenky
potvrzuj1 pozdejs1 1pravu.
Tuzkou psane poznamky psal
sam Bedrich Smetana. Notovy
material byl zaslan do Prahy,
kde sc skutecne pravost male
zu %potvrdila, zvlaste pravost
Smetanova rukopisu. 0 pamat
ku, jiste vzacnou, jew zajem
museum Bedricha Smetany v
Praze. Nalez svedc1 0 tom, re
jeste mnoho pamatek je roz-
trouseno ma m1stech zcela ma
hodnych a casio jen nevedo-
most mcdowell poznat je bl1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
AutornobiIy.

Tfi dftky poraneny byly au-
tomobily v sobotu. James Je-
wei, 6 rokG starry zranen byl
ma w. "a. ulice.
Altha Tabor, 8leta z E. La
fayette avenue zranena byla
automobilem ma North a
Greenmount avenue.
Petilety Edgar L.. Green IRA
men byl pred domem svych ro-
dicG ma Union avenue, kdyz
pTebehnouti chtel ulici.
= Charles B. Williams, 40
lety z Elkridge, zatcen byl a
drzan We vezenf ponevac ne
mohl sloziti zaruku $1,000.
zalovano ma neho, re T1dil au-
tomobil opily a re jel neopatr-
ne. Zatcen byl ma Washing
ton Boulevard u Cation avenue.
- Patnact osob poraneno
bylo v automobilovych neho-
dach pondelf V Marylandu.
Nehodami byly: srazka ma Ia
neytown silnici u Westminster
a druha ma Baltimore-Annapo-
lis boulevard.
= Murphy Hubbs z North
Beach, udan byl, re opilym jsa
rfdil automobile. Automobil Jim
rfzeny vrazil do sloupu u Che
sapeake Beach. Manzelce .je-
no, 33lete, pTerazeno bylo ko-
leno a druhe zene v automobi-
lu sed1c1, Mari Taft, rozraze-
ma lebka, pTerazeno rameno a
zranena ma prsou. Hubbs z1-
stall neZranen.
- Dive osoby usmrceny byly
a dive z~raneny casne rano v u
terry, kdyz automobil, ktery RI
dill Paw Paw, mlad1k re "a
padn1 Virginie, srazil sc S true
KEN osm mil cd Romney, w.
Va. Mrtvymi byli: Louis C.
Hudson, 21lety z Cumberland
a jeho sestra, Elma C. Hudson.
Osoby V automobile jedouci
vracely Sc z vyletu ma Eastern
Shore. Automobil byl cely
rozbity.
= Lydie Meade, II roku
stara z PASSPORT usmrcena by
la v nedeli automobilem ma
kfizovatce Bay Ridge road a
Chesapeake avenue. Automo-
bill f1dil cernoch Peter Aliston.
Tfi mlad1 muzi zraneni byli,
kdyz V nedeli automobil s mimi
spadl S Mount Barre silnice u
Lipins Corner. Vsichni tTi v
bezvedom1 privezeni byli do
zdejsf nemocnice. Zranenf by
Ii: Frank Driver, Joseph Bra
dy a Alvin Schumacher z Wa
shington Boulevard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Ceska filharmonie do Angle

Ceska filharmonie do Angle.
Pc obrovskem 1spechu, KITE
ry mela ma podzim roku 1885
Ceska filharmonie ma SVEN "a
jezdu do Angle Sc jednalo o
novy zajezd umelcG do Angle
Byly sjednany posledn1 po-
drobnosti zajezdu, ktery Fill
harmonic uspoTada letos ma
pocatku podzimu.
Letos provede v anglickych
mestech sestnact koncert1, z
nichz diva budou v Londyne.
Ma zpatecnf ceste uspoTada
Filharmonie koncerty v Bruse-
lu, Lutychu a Antverpach. Ma
zajezd pFipravuje' Filharmo-
ME porad slozeny temef vyluc-
ne z ceskych skladeb, pfedev-
sim Smetanovych. Dvorako-
vych, Janackovych a Suko-
vych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

Padem S okna 2. poschodi a.
nebo skokem v nedeli poranen
byl 33lety Peter Otter v 600
blocku S. Paca ulice ma kotni-
ku. Pc osetTen1 v nemocnici
wat byl ma policejnf stanici a
obzalovan z nepoTadneho cho-
vanl Sc. Udano, re byl opily.
Ma schodech domova sve-
no 7lety Thomas Grabowski
padl a zlamal 81 ruku.
= Padem sc stromu ma Ro-
gers avenue rozbil 81 v nedeli
lebku 9lety Marian Mccain.
V bezvedomf a kriticky
zranena nalezena byla 20 ro-
XII stara Louise Levee lezicf ma
podlaze u schodG v Cocoanut
nocnim klubu, {. 1871 N. Gay
ulice, kdyz dim otevTen byl v
1tery rano. V Johns Hopkins
shledano,ze mela ma dvou mis-
tech lebku rozrazenou, pravou
ruku zlamanou a nekolik ze-
Der.
Tony Russo, MATTEL klubu,
doznal, re zenu tn zijici sc svo-
il sestrou We 100 blocku N.
Curley ulice, znal pc nekolik
rokd. Jak nehoda Sc udala,
nemohl vysvetliti. Doznal da-
le. re n6kdo ukradl ieho auto
mobil u klubu mezi 9. a IL. no.
dinou V pondelf noci a re
tento pozdeji byl v 1900 bloc
ku Ellsworth ulice.
Policista re severovychodn1
STANCE, Daniel Lynch, vessel V
1tery O 2. iodine rano do klu-
bu a hlasil, re cas- je uzavTiti
tento.
John lingo, 22lety, barten-
DIR S majitelem prohledli mist
nosti pred odchodem. Die vse-
no zena ia v dobe te byla ma
zachode. M1sto ably sci domn,
bartendr, jenz zije V 100 bio
ku E. Chase ulice, sedl 81 do
AUTOMOBILE a v mem usnul. Pro
buzen O pill devate iodine ra-
no v 1tery, zapalil 81 cigaretu,
jez vypadla mu z ust a cd teto
chytilo Sc sedadlo automobile.
Vbehl do domu pro trochu vo-
dy. Kdyz vessel do domu, ma
lezl zenu lez1c1 krvi u scho-
dG.
lingo udal, re zeha ia caste
navstevovala klub a re tam
znama byla jake Louise. Po-
licie pocala vySetTovati dals1
zpravu, re Louise sc dvema
muzi byla v sousedstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

Velkou narodnf pout u
spofada Sdruzenf Ceskosloven-
skych Spolkd V nedeli, II. GER
vence Sokolskem Tabofe
TyrS.
= Andulcinu Pout uspofa-
da Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
v nedeli, 25. cervence V Soko-
lovne V Curtis Bay.
= Pripravte Sc ma osadni
karnival osady sv. Vaclavske,
ktery Sc Dude konat V tydnu
cd 16. do "a. cervence ma osad-
MIN pozemku Ashland Avenue
a Chester ulice.
= Rodinny vylet usporada
Spolek Nejsvetejsfho Jmena z
osady sv. Vaclavske ma sor
CvachG, Furnace Branch, v ne
deli, 8. srpna. Okruznf jizdne
soc. Vstup volnj! Busy wy
jedou cd Katolicke budovy V
TO-, 1920, H., 11:3O, H.,
1880 a L. hodinu. Kazdy jest
vitan! Obcerstveni a zabava
pc cely den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Skolacky.

Velkoporota volala William
Bauernschmidt jake svedkyni
ku vysetfovan1 rdznych nepek-
nych pfestupkd skolacek. Dali
Sim svedkem byti ma DIR. Veg
lein, superintendent vefejnych
Skol.
Nektefi clenov6 poroty zne-
pokojeni byli poctem kriminal-
mich pf1padd, V nichz skolacky
1castny byly.
= Vladn1 porota do vysetro-
van1 vzala Mary Lehman a
Lillian Post udane, re vedly
nemravny dim ma Fayette uli-
eli. V 1tery naTceny byly re
pTemluvily a odvezly Nellie
Parry re Salem, Mass. do Bal
timore %. bfezna pro nemrav-
ne 1cely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Srdecne p~odekovanf.

Rodice a sestry vldp. Josefa Duchka dekujf timto
Sc sym synem. PTedne vldp. duchovenstvu "a vsechno.
zenam Gadies Auxiliary "a vzorne vypravenf hosting,
vSechna cest Yam, nemohlo to byt lepsi, tez spolku So
kolG "a darek a 1cast V tax velkem poctu pr prGvodu a
msi svat6, t6z hudbe spoku Nejsvetejsfho Jmena, nebot
kazdy uzna re bz hubby zadna parada byt nemdze, ma
tom ma velkou zasluhu. Dale vldpp. Alb. Liskovi a JOS.
~stepankovi "a vypravenf dolejSf Skolnf mfstnosti, jak
krasn6 byla vyzdobena obzvlaSte ten maly oltarfcek. Jz
jsem byl ma vice takovych %hostinach, ale tohle jsem jes-
te nevidel. Zaplat Yam to Pan Bdh ddstpp. Dale de-
kujem spolku sv. Klementa "a pen6zity darek, t6z ci-
hodnym sestTickam "a vypravenf toika druzicek a mia
denecku a "a vsechnu spolupraci, Dekujem Yam pre-
dobr@ ]sestficky "a vsechn9, co jste pro mas ucinili, necht
pekny darek oby!eejne Sc tax stava, KIDD ma ma yeci
nejvice zasluh, Pride podekovan1 naposled a to jest
vldp. M. Oktavec. Dekujem Yam vldp. "a vsechno CO
jste pro mas tento cas- vykonal, vzalo by to mnoho mista
vypisovat vsechno, jedno vsak povfm re jsem Sc Vas ma
%obtezoval mnohokrate a to postacf a proto Yam volame
"Zaplat Pan BGh!" Tez dekujeme br. Flip "a krasne
~vyzdobenf odtaTe, dekujem tez p. Janu W.. Kasparovi
"a ornament ma radio a krasnou hudbu pTi hostne. 10
necn6 dekujeme vsem kdoz jakymkolv zpdsobem pri-
spell k teto slavnosti. VSem volame "Zaplat Pan Bib a
Parma Maria. Budem Sc "a Vas modit my syn mas!
RODINA a VLDP. DUCHEK
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Hral 81 ma obeseneho. Obesen

Hral 81 ma obeseneho. Obssen.
Ctrnact rokd starry Harold
Schneider, opakovati Sc snazil
to, co videl V moovies, v nichz
"zlodej dobytka" byl obesen
cowboy. Nalezen byl visicf ma
provaze upevnenem ma tramu
sklepa domu We 800 blocku S.
Newkirk ulice. Nohy jeho ma
lem Sc dotykaly podlahy sklep
nj. Obeseneho nalezla jeho
babicka, Emma Householder.
Cleny rodiny udano bylo. re
vesenl castokrate provadel "a
rGznych pTflezitostf vzdv beze
vsl melody. Nynf, kdyz sam
byl We sklepe, die vseho klouzl
z haldy df1v1, ma nemz stall.
kdyz upevnoval 81 provaz ma
krku.
Rodice jeho zemreli kdyz
byl pet rokG star. Cd te doby
Sc svymi dvema bratry I'll u
dedouska a babicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Pet popaleno vybuchem ma
vachtS

Ma yachte u Weems Wharf,
Va, popaleno bylo pet osob,
ktere pfivezeny byly do Girls
field, Md, ku lecenf. Ma yach-
te v 1tery vybuchl kotel s ga
sol1nem. Weems Wharf jest
ma zapadnfm bfehu yirginie
asi 25 mil pres Chesapeake "a
liv Cd Crisfield. NejhGre po-
palen byl James Bright z Cen
treville. Dalsfmi byli: Harry
Butler, byvaly kapitan Mary
landske statn1 policie, MAMIE
lie Clayton Mitchell a Dora
Patrick, vsichni re Centreville.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Patnactilety "palil."

Patnact rokG starry Russell
Barnard a &c rokG starry je-
no bratr, Lester H. Barnard,
zatceni byli vladimir agenty,
kteT1 je prepadli v Garrett O.
kresu u Bloomington. Pr pre-
padu AGENT skonfiskovali jim
As galonovou nadobu ma pale
nj koralky, 125 galonG smesi a
zasobu hotove koTalky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Japonske muskv.

Baltimore mesto jest jednfm
z okrskd statu navstivenych
cetnymi Japonskymi muskami.
skody JIM pGsobene dosud
jsou nejvets1mi v okolf Balti-
more mesta, Cambridge a Elk
ton.
Stat nemGze vesti letos prot
temto skddcGm BOZ, ponevac
nema ma akci pen1ze. Pen1ze
Dude pry m1ti stat We dvou bu-
dOuclch roc1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Uradovna Social Security otev
rena " Salisbury.

Vybor Social Security otev-
rel novou 1Tadovnu a to v Sa-
lisbury. V cello 1radovny po-
staven Harry T. Moore z Den
ton.
Uradovna v Salisbury jest
ctvrtou v Marylandu. Jine L.
Tadovny jsou: v Baltimore,
HagerstOWn a Cumberland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
We stavce jeden usmrcen.
20 StTeIeno

v Alcoa, Tennessee, doslo We
stredu ku bitce mezi policif a
stavkafi pred d1lnami Alumi-
mum spolecnosti. Henson
Kick, 3Olety stavkar, podlehl
stfelne rane v nemocnici. Ctyri
policiste byli zraneni. Celkem
zraneno bylo 20 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
O Sc cukraFsky ICON.

PRODA Sc cukraTsky (Con-
dictionary obchod Sc vs1m "a
T1zen1m, dun S celou zasobou
rGznych vec1 a zboz1. Obchod
dobre jdoucf,v ceskem soused-
stvf c1slo sol N. Glover ulice.
Ground rent $40. Cena $2.95O.
Vhodna pfflezitost pro Cecha.
K doptan1 tamtez. Telefon,
Wolfe 6181.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
MaIy ~OZnalnOVatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRODA Sc FARMA IA a.
krG V rozmeru ma Putty Hill
Avenue a Grove Road, mezi
Belair a Hartford Road. K do
ptan1 tamtez. Josef Jindra,
MATTEL.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
Honest Boat Repairer Returns
$565 Found Floating on Riuer
''Never Felt Better" He
Replies to Gliding
by Friends.

Richard B. Hayden, 44-year-old boat
repairer and odd-job carpenter, walked
out the back door of his riverside
shanty yesterday morning, down to the
edge of the mist-covered Potomac and
began picking money of the water.
First it was a IS bill, then two or
three tens, twenty and then whole
bundle held together with rubber
band.
Hayden, his water-soaked treasure
held high, ran back into his home, a
loosely thrown together shack near
Gregory's Boat House, Sixth and
Water streets southwest, and excitedly
called to his wife, Look"
With their three children looking on,
the couple assorted the collection.
There were % fives, 81 tens and 4
tWenties-$565 in all.
"A lot OF money" said Hayden.
"I bet it's counterfeit" said his
wife.
Hayden pondered for a moment
then announced, Il think I'd better
give 1t to the ponce.
Mrs. Hayden agreed.
At harbor police precinct, Hayden
turned the money over. A glance
at the records showed that the Nor
folk g. Washington Steamship Co.,
located block away, reported $645
bundle of bills stolen from an Office
Thursday. Odell Smith, secretary
treasurer of the company, was sum-
moned and he identified the soaked
Evening star., 1937-04-05
Wage
Continued From First Page.)

for women and minors and to prose-
cute employers who fail to pay them.
The proposed new board will not be
required to follow the wage schedules
which were in effect until 1923.
While it functioned, the first Mini
mum Wage Board laid down salary
schedules which it estimated bene-
fitted 1880 persons.
At their meeting tomorrow the
Commissioners will consider names OF
possible appointees to the board. The
law requires that the board must COM
prise one representative of employers,
one of employees and one Of the gen.
eral public.
The Commissioners also will con-
slider asking for deficiency appro-
priation to defray administrative costs
Of the board for the remainder OF
the current fiscal year. Commissioner
Hazen said the Senate District Appro-
priation Committee probably will be
asked to include funds for the board
in the pending supply bill.
Can Conduct Investigation.
The board, under the resurrected
law. is given full power to conduct
Investigations, as to ascertain the
wages paid women and minors in the
various industries; to examine books
and pay rolls, and to require state
ments from employers as to wages
paid those affected by the law.
The law applies to women 18 or
over and to minors, both boys and
girls The term Occupation applies
to business. industry trade or branch
thereof, except domestic service.
The law empowers the board to
ascertain and declare "(a) standards
of minimum wages for women in any
occupation within the District of Co.
lumbia. and what wages are inadequate
to supply the necessary costs of living
to any such woman workers to main
tain them in good health and to pro-
tect their morals; and (b) standards
Of minimum wages for minors In any
occupation within the District of Co.
lumbia and what wages are unreason-
ably low for any such minor workers"
Evening star., 1937-04-05

that there is law forbidding at
tempts on their part to try to in
fiuence Congress on pending legis-
lation.
Evening star., 1937-04-05

recommend legislation to this effect.
Under the present law tbs Civilian
Conservation Corps would expire June
80 next.
In his message the President in
formed the Congress that he Is con-
vinced that there Is ample useful work
in the protection, restoration and de-
velopment Of our national resources,
upon which the services of the c. G. G.
may be employed advantageously for
an extended future period.
AS an added argument the President
pointed out that this program will
not in any respect reduce normal
employment opportunities for adult
workers, but that it will, through the
purchase of simple materials, OF food
and clothing and other supplies re-
quired for the operations Of the corps,
tend to increase employment in in
dustry.
Robert Fechner, director OF the
c. c. c., reported meanwhile that his
branch Of the emergency program had
supplied 100000 jobs and supplied
$3.50, 100000 to needy at home since
April, 1888.
Anniversary Celebrated.
The anniversary of the founding Of
the corps was celebrated today at Fort
Du Pont with the company there hold
ing open house. Fechner and 20 Of
his staff were luncheon guests.
The open house program was being
observed from am. to 6 pm. Re-
ceiving the visitors are Capt. John l..
Evening star., 1937-04-05
URGES
PERMANENT C.C.C.
Would Limit Total Enroll
ment to $4,000,
However.
BY ]. RUSSELL YOUNG.

President Roosevelt today recon-
mended to Congress that the Civilian
Conservation Corps be made perna-
nent.
In a special message pointing out
the accomplishments Of the G. c. C..
since it was established four years
ago today, he urged that legislation
establishing the corps as permanent
Government agency be worded to
provide for only 100000 youths and
war veterans, in addition to 10000
Indians and 5000 enrollees from
various territories and insular pos
sessions.
There are two reasons for the Presi-
dents insistence that the permanent
corps be limited. First, it would be
difficult now to create new classifica-
tions Of enrolment, inasmuch as
100000 youths are about the max
imum that could be obtained from
families now on relief throughout the
country. To go beyond that figure
would be alien to the c. c. G. policies
OF the administration.
Expense Held Too Great.
Second, the expense would be more
than he thinks the National Treas
ury should be called on to bear; he
believes any additional cost would
seriously affect the financial position
Of the Treasury.
The Presidents message was not
unexpected. He has frequently an
nounced in the past year that he IA
vored making the corps permanent,
and in his budget message of January
last he indicated he would later
Evening star., 1937-04-05
COURT PLAN SCORED
BY SENATOR BURKE
Strikes Held Phase of Disrespect
for Law Caused by Presi-
dents Proposal.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 5.-Senator Edward
r. Burke, Democrat, Of Nebraska, op-
posing President Roosevelt's proposal
70 change the Supreme Court, yester-
day said attacks on the courts led to
disrespect for. law, evidenced in the
Illegal sit-down strikes and many other
ways"
1.-The attack on the courts, led by
the President" said Burke, has al
ready done incalculable damage to
the cause of constitutional democracy,
which cannot be made to function
without respect for an independent
and fearless judiciary.
That there is widespread and
growing disrespect for la wand order
none will deny. 1t evidences itself
In the illegal sit-down strikes and
many other ways.
That this condition is due in no
small measure to the unreStrained
attacks upon our courts, and the
judicial process, will I believe, be
xhe verdict of history"
Burke used a quotation which he
said was from Thomas Jefferson as
his theme in criticizing the Presi-
dents plan to change the court S
membership.
"A king, hated and distrusted," the
Nebraskan said, was indicted by a
freedom loving people through the pen
Of the immortal Jefferson in these
words:
"'He has made judges dependent
On his will alone
To-day the descendants of those
freemen are rising to challange a
President, beloved and honored, be-
cause of a heart-gripping fear that
he is making judges dependent on
his will alone"
Evening star., 1937-04-05
RADIO spy FINDS
ENEMY WARSH|PS
New Navy Device to Be
Given Test in Pacific
ManeuverS.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Navy Department officials disclosed
yesterday the development of a
radio spy by which enemy warshipe
can be located or tracked long dis
tances at sea.
Rear Admiral Harold G. Bowen,
engineer in chief of the Navy, first
reported development of the device
by the departments radio direction
finder experts to congressional ap-
preparations committees which handle
Navy funds.
Bowen declined to make public de-
tails Of the radio Spy,' filing such in
formation with the committees under
q confidential supplement"
Development Secret.
Navy officers, while saying the de-
velopment was secret" and could not
be discussed, added that it was pos
sible it would be given its first COM
prehenSive test in naval maneuvers
In the Alaska Hawaii sector in the
Pacific this year.
Under the same confidential sup
plemenC Admiral BOWEL dlSO lt-
ouested funds for the development OF
q system of cryptography by which
warships can transmit signals to an
other vessel in the feet which cannot
be deciphered by an enemy vessel.
Bowen said the Navy was bringing
Navy vessels up to the minute in
radio equipment by replacing old seEs
with the newest modern apparatus.
Obsolete Receivers.
There are about 1000 radio re-
eeivers in the Navy, and about hall
of them are obsolete, insenSitive, and
can be interfered with easily" he
said. eve have requested funds to
replace them with modern equipment
Two types of portable radio equip
ment are now being installed on
varships. One type, which requires
six men to handle, will be used to
maintain communication between
ships and advanced bases by landing
forces. The other set, designed to be
carried on a mans back, is to be used
BY landing forces in action and for
inshore operations.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
Judiciary
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recommendation. Now he comes for
ward, after boasting of his success,
and makes that a ground for an at
tack on the court.
The Government cannot be heard
to complain that the court has de-
MED petitions that it requested the
court to deny. The court cannot be
Evening star., 1937-04-05

bundle, while Hayden stood by amazed
at the barrage OF questions fired by
reporters and photographers, but salts
fled that he had done what any
honest man would do"
Police yesterday arrested a colored
porter for the company in connec-
ton with the theft.
Hayden reported on time for work
with a construction company this
morning. Some of his fellow workers
told him he was crazy, but Hayden
only smiled, Il never felt better in
nv life"
Evening star., 1937-04-05

India's movie craze Is growing.
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WORKERS LAID OFF
IN NUMBERS PLAYING

Secret Service agents today wound
up a months investigation of the
playing Of numbers" by Treasury
Department employees with the sus-
pension Of seven messengers and
cleaners said to have acted as agents
in the racket.
Two Of the employees were suspended
for &C days and five for 80 days. Gus
Evening star., 1937-04-05

De Witt, jr., the commanding onlcer,
and Edward r. Joyce. project superin-
tendent.
Joyce explained that tho open house
Is being held to acquaint the people
of Washington and vicinity with the
work Of the boys. This has included
construction Of the Fort Drive in the
Fort Du Pont area, the building Of
picnic areas and other improvements
to the Washington park system.
The company at Fort Hunt, Va, on
the Mount Vernon Highway, held open
house yesterday.
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$12,5O0 Paid for Care of Man.

Taxpayers of South Shields, Eng
land, are advised that they paid $l2,-
500 for the care of a man, who has
just died. at the age of "a, at the work
house. where he had lived since he
was abandoned as a child.
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Actress Reports Gems Stolen.

LOS ANGELES, April 5 R.-Lor-
raine Eddy MacLean, screen actress
and divorced wife of Producer Douglas
MacLean, reported to police today
that $500 in jewels were stolen from
car she parked In front OF q hos
pital.
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toners Of the agents were warned
not to play the numbers" on Treasury
time. Those suspended were both
white and colored employees.
1t was said the messengers and
cleaners had been selling numbers"
slips In the Treasury for runners"
outside the building
Treasury officials said the suspen-
sions ended the investigation, but
agents would be on the alert for any
renewal of gambling among employees
during working hours.