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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Zkuseny.

V Oklahoma City, Okla, IS
lety Andrew Jackson Cole We
da svou ctvrtou nevestu k olta-
ri prohlasil: "Netrva to dlouho
nalezti manzelku, jestlize clo-
vek ma trochu zkusenosti."
Jeho manzelkou sc stala 65le-
ia Eliza TOmmie CrOwnover.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
z WASHINCTONU.
President Roosevelt,

- President Roosevelt pro-
jevil nesouhlas s Miller-Tyd-
ingovou osnovou ma stanoveni
cen, a varoval prot jich me
oddGvodnenemu stoupanf'.
Miller navrh Sc
chce postaviti prot konkuren-
cn1mu snizovani cen. Zrejme
by pax pTedepsal ceny pomer-
ne znacne vysoke. President O
mem napsal: "Nynejsf nebez-
peel neospravedlneneho stou-
PAM cen a nasledovne stoupa-
nj nakladG zivotnich naznacu-
je, re doba je velice nevhodna
pro uzakonen1 ~opatren1, ktere
by jen pohanelo do vyse ceny
mnoha a dGlezitych pTedmet1,
ktere americke hospodyne nej-
vice kupujf."
= Snemovna odhlasovala,
ably seznamy pTfjm1 pres $15,-
900 rocne nebyly uverejnova-
ny a poslala navrh k odhlaso-
vanf senatu. Davajf sc tim pry
komunistGm zbrane, ably pou-
kazovali ma pffjmy "skupiny
.jednotlivc1, kteTf pry berou
vsecko narodni bohatstvf."
= Nejnovejsf vyplatnf Sc
Znam ukaZuie. re klerkOVe a
tajemnfci v 1fadech 25 Client
sn6movny mali stejna rodinna
jmena jake jich kongresni
pTedstaven1, kteTi Sc O sve pTf-
buzne postarali vladimir dza-
by.
= Navrhy nekolika V kon-
gresu zadaj1cf dals1 omezeni
pTistehovalectv1 a nucenou de-
portaci jistych tTfd cizinc1 ma
rally ma odpor liberalnfch or
ganisazacf, jakoz i odpor Via
dy.
Senatnf subkomitet "a pred
sednictvf senatora Schwellen-
bacha projednaval ctyfi dras-
tickle navrhy zakonG proti CT
jejichz autory jsou Sc
nator Robert McReynolds re
Sew. Karoliny a representant
Joe Starnes, demokrat z Ala
Senator Schwellenbach Cd
m1tl sdeliti, jak komitet o navr-
z1ch rozhodne, ale upozornil,
re kontroverse o podobnych O.
patrenfch jiz Tadila nekolik let
a naznacil, re behem tohoto
zasedanf Sc o Mich jednati ne
Senatnimu vyboru take "a
slal dopis statn1 sekretar Hull
a sekretaTka prace Perkinsova
kteri vsechny tyto zakony CO
nejrozhodneji odmitli jake ne
americke a americkym zaj-
Mum Skodlive.
Navrhy Reynoldse a Starne-
Sc jsou:
Vsechny pTistehovalecke kvo-
5y snfzit o plnych 80 procent.
PTistehovalectv1 z Kanady a
Ameriky dat ma kvo-
zakladnu omezenou ma
10 procent poctu pristehoval-
III z dotycnych zem1, kteTi sem
v r. 1880.
Pozadavek registrace a po-
otisku prst1 vsech CT
kterf sc nynf zdrzujf v
USA. Soucasne tito cizinci by
podavati zpravy O SVEN
pobytu V USA departmental
prace.
President ma mfti pravo de-
portovati kazdeho cizince, ci
jistou trfdu cizincd, jejichz prf
5omnost v USA by Sc povazo-
"a nebezpecnou zajmnm
Sttanlm. Mimo to kazdy CHI
nee, ktery by byl sest mesicd
oodporovan v nezamestnanosti
nusel by byti deportovan.
Vsichni cizinci, kterf by byli
odsouzeni do vezeni vice neil
'ok trvajfcfho, dale cizinci Cd
souzeni z vyzvedacstvi a z ne
oovoleneho nosen1 zbrane, by
,ez NELL byti deportovani.
Department prace by mohl
odloziti deportaci jistych pfi-
oadu o rok, ale musel by kaz-
pr1pad HAST kongresu.
= Federalnf potravnf znal-
predpovfdajf, re pr1merna
'odina Dude potrebovati v nej-
dobe, v pT1stich nekolika
;ydnech vice penez k zaplace-
II uctG groceristy, reznika a
oekare.
Pfehl1dka zemedelskeho de-
oartmentu vykazuje, re gene.
'alnf 1roven ceny potravin v
lrobnem obchode v poslednf
lobe byla nejvyssf v sesti le-
EkOnOmov6 prov< x 90
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Smyrna times., 1937-06-03

ported from Whatcom, w. T. The
unprincipled depredator stole all
the young trees of a newly planted
orchard, weather peach or not is
not stated, hiding his work for a
time by sticking willow twigs in
the holes where the fruit trees had
been." This beats that theft of
the cornerstone of a church in
Thoroughfare Neck.
The Delta Phi Literary Society
of Delaware College will celebrate
the fifty-second anniversary of its
foundation in the College Oratory,
Newark, on Wednesday evening,
June Is. The annual oration will
be delivered by Rev. Jonathan S,
Willis. The society address will
be given by w. c. Smith, and the
farewell address by S. A. Cuchan-
an. The committee of arrange
ments are T. Bayard Heisel, j. P
Armstrong, j. G. Maloy, AT. Polk
and F. z. Grier.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
MARYLAND ITEMS

The Eastern Shore Telephone
Company, running from Denton to
Ridgely and from Marydel to Tenn
pleville, is advertised at sheriffs
sale to be sold on June "a
A number of the Benedictine sis
ters arrived at THE Plains" on
Tuesday, and demanded possession.
Mr.. A Murry Fisk, Mr.. Rice's
manager and whom the boys have
dubbed Father Fisk" having no
instructions to that effect, refused
formal possession nevertheless
they're there, some eight or ten,
with four laborers. A car load of
household goods arrived Monday
and the Sisters may be said to
have arrived bag and baggage.
On Thursday afternoon, shortly
after dinner members of the fam
lily of Mrs. Mollie Earle, widow of
the late James T. Earle, residing
on Kidwell Avenue, Centreville,
were taken suddenly i'll. The fam
lily consisting of Mrs. Earle, Mrs.
Dill, a domestic, Miss Ann Wright,
daughter of Stephen L. Wright,
Esq, and a small girl, an adopted
daughter of Mrs. Earle. Dr.. Jam
es Bordley was summoned and
found those affected suffering from
arsenical poisoning. Ememetics
were administered and the patients
were soon relieved. Miss Wright
was the most seriously affected.
The cause of the sickness was
traced to some lettuce which had
been eaten at dinner. The lettuce
bed in Mrs. Earle's garden is near
the potato patch, and it is suppos-
ed that some Paris green usd on
the potato vines lo';g-i on the lei
tuce and was eatca with the result
statd.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
Farmers Urged to Help
Nature in the Dust Belt

Washington. - Natural revegeta-
ton of many eroded and abandoned
farms in the Great Plains could be
speeded with proper CO operation
from farmers, so that they once
more could carry heavy grazing
load in half the natural time, ac-
cording to E. A. Aldous, of the
soil conservation service.
When left entirely to nature, Al
dous said, the restoration will be a
long process - probably requiring
from 25 to 35 years. But the re-
storation of grasses, essential to re-
vegetation, can be hastened, Aldous
believes, by improvement of the
structure and hunus content of the
soil.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03

year ago, has settled with the Will
mington widow and the other heirs
in a suit brought for a dower out
of the estate. The sum agreed
upon as a settlement is placed at
$4,000.
William Giles, a farmer living
within three miles of Laurel, was
badly injured on May 25th by bees
stinging him and also by his horse,
which ran away, being made fran
tic by the attack of the bees. Giles
was blowing a garden and acci-
dentally upset a hivefull of bees.
He is confined to his bed now, sick
and unable to talk.
Something new in thievery is re-
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03

those may be called to the house OF
God whom the spirit does not
summon.
Mrs. Stephen Walker was in
formed on Wednesday of the ex-
treme illness of her mother who
lives near Newark, N. j., anc
Thursday morning Mrs. Walker
accompanied by her daughter Ida
hastened to her parents sick bed.
Daniel Green, at present. cashier
of a bank at Newport, is visiting
w. H. Moore. Mr.. Green has 9
large circle of friends here in Kent
County, where he lived prior to the
war.
A festival will be held at Black
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
MONIES; M. !:::.;
Attractions at Strand Theatre

Today, last showing - Nine new
song hits feature Wake Up and
Live" the Twentieth Century-Fox
production featuring Walter Win
chell, Ben Bernie, and Alice Faye.
For wake Up and Live" which
carries the Walter Winchen Ben
Bernie feud to the screen, Gordon
and Revel contributed Never in a
Million Years" IT'S Swell of Ycu,"
I'm Bubbling Over" There's a
Lull in My Life" wake Up and
Live" Ooh, But I'm Happy" 81
Love You Too Much, Muchacha, !"
RED Seal Malt" and "Bernie's
Love Song"
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
tCopt- -nued From Page Two)

two farms contain 763 acres, and
are situated on the road leading
from Kenton to Millington.
DIR. P. S. Kitchens who moved
from Philadelphia to his farm at
Fleming's Landing about five years
ago for health considerations, died
about sunrise this morning. He
had a partial paralysis before NOV
ing to Delaware, leaving him in
impaired health, but the cause of
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
his demise was appoplexy.
KENTON LETTER

The Kenton festival met with a
drawback on its opening night
Thursday evening-because of the
rain, but Friday, Saturday and
Monday evening, it was so well
patronized that the success of the
affair surpassed the expectations
of its youthful and ardent project
ors. The net proceeds will reach
so dollars or more, which. sum will
largely contribute to the philan-
thropic end for which the Junior
Mite is working-to provide the
church with a bell with which
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
Blind Men Meet After 20
Years; Recognize Voices

Midway, Mass.-A door opened
in the home of Dennis Reardon,
ninety-four, and a voice said, How
are you, Denny?" Blind, Reardon
replied, How are you. Jack?" and
was led to the arms Of George w.
Bartlett, ninety-two, Of Brockton.
also blind. The meeting was the
first in twenty years. They were
terminates in the Civil war.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
Attractions at Roxy Theatre

Friday and Saturday-Jean Har-
low and Robert Taylor in Person
al Property" with Reginald Owen.
Monday and Tuesday = Patsy
Kelly, LYDIA Roberti, Lynne Over
man, Robert Armstrong in No
body's Baby
Wednesday Thursday = Pen
rod and Sam" with Billy Mauch,
Frank Craven and Spring Bying-
ton.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

OOUN I A1NI1 q n : = :
The Union M. E. Church at Will
mington, have raised the salary of
their pastor from S1,10O to $1,000.
A Mr.. Luff, of FELTON,, was rob-
bed of valuable silver watch
while witnessing the National
Drill in Washington, on Wednes-
lday.
The English widow of Henry G.
Courtney, the great matchmaker,
lof Wilmington, who died over a
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
The Very Man

II must see DR.. Brown at once"
said the stranger.
But. madam" said the maid,
''Dr. Brown is doctor of music,
not doctor of medicin -
We'll" said the caller, ''he should
be the right doctor for me, because
I'm suffering from an awful singing
IN my ars."-Exchanee.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
Quite Another Variety

Young Bride-I would like a mess
Of slunps, Mr.. Coleslaw.
Grocer-Slumps, don't quite un-
derstand what you mean.
Bride-Why, heard my husband
saying there were fresh slumps in,
the market and wanted to surprise
him by having some for dinner.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
Steady

Two Irishwomen met again after
some months.
And has your man started work
ye., Mrs. Murphy" said Mrs.
O'Hara.
Sure and he has," said Mrs.
Murphy: "It's hard work, and it's
killing him, but, thanks be, it's per-
manent."
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
In Safe Keeping

Whitehall, N. Y.-David Nichals
hid $2.45 in tin can under bridge
here nearly % years ago. When he
recently returned to the village his
curiosity took him to the bridge to
see If the money was still there. 1t
was.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03

chesapeake On City, Md IA
Shilling, of New castId t' and y
Peu t,eu saturday, May 22pd |ss' |
pes Ises. Henry Caldwell ". ;
Chesapeake a.. lanes Corn
tendants NJ W. Were
will live j, NJ ana Mrs. s
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
LOSS OF COLOR

whats Annette worrying a
She seems 10 have lost color
last night"
That's precisely it-a dig
it, and it's so expensive l0O'|
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03

Is here and We have ali si,..
yard. Take Famous Rsadjr
thracite for instance + [.'i dsa-
coal first Of all We ~ as'' !
uo+.. - pe me highest quality hal
no mistake if you fu a.. ~ :.
iaaIL : aIioas Reading Coal. Con
looH ora a. cur coal, or phone i
We sell ARGO-TOp Doc,
and CENIENT and guarsn.s .
stop leaks. Look after vor
and save your home insids ~ !
will save money.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03

liston's Church sometime during
next week. The young ladies of
that section are largely interested
in it.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
Kirk Shilling Wedding

Miss Edna Kirk, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Kirk, OF
Smyrna times., 1937-06-03
in ALL LINES

,,,o, are TO be I
" - ,n all kinds Of
nessl ..,rdin
Hubby-Quite true-in. a
those that are not theif
Evening star., 1937-05-06
.LORDMAYORGUEST.
ON VAL[EE'S HOUR
London Official and Charles
laughton of Screen on
Radio at 7,

CIR GEORGE THOMAS BROAD
BRIDGE, Lord Mayor Of
London, and Charles Laughton,
stage and screen luminary, are
scheduled to head the guest array on
Rudy Vallee's variety hour tonight.
WRC will carry the program at 7
o'clock. Others expected to con-
tribute to the program are Richard
Tauber, popular opera and concert
singer Of the continent; Will Fyf1e,
comedy singer Of English music halls;
Binnie Hale, star Of musical comedy
and screen, and the Royal Guards
Band.
With Vallee conducting an orchestra
composed of English musicians, the
period will include an interview with
the Lord Mayor on varied aspects of
the coronation, appearance Of
Laughton in dramatic sketch and
the others performing in their ac-
customed fashion.
THE struggle for recognition Of
Thomas L. Thomas. recently
signed as a member of the Metro
politan Opera Co.'S baritone compile
ment, will be dramatized during Floyd
Gibbons True Adventure" hour
WJSV at 9.
John STEELE tells of MutuaIs
preparations for the coronation
through VOL at 8:15-and Of all
Britain's preparations.
ELEANORE WHITNEY sings and
dances excerpts from her latest
Evening star., 1937-05-06
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON {,

film as q feature Of the N. B, C.
Jamboree, a WMAL feature at 10.
Morey Amsterdam handles the COM
edy assignment.
K ETH WINTERS "The Shining
Hour" is to be presented by
Margale Gilmore, Ilka Chase and
Earle Larrimore as a feature of Kate
Smiths Bandwagon-WJSV at 7.
PING CROSBY presents Mary Gar
den (who will not sing), Basil
Rathbone in poetic recitations and
Janice Porter, singing find Of the
Chicago Civic Opera, WRC at 9.
Evening star., 1937-05-06
NATIONWIDE RAISE
IN WAGES IS URGED
Low Wage Bracket Boost Would
Be Communism Blow,
Plant Saws.

A NationW wide raise in loW-bra cket
wage scales as a smashing blow in
the drive againct communism" was
recommended last night by Walter
I. Plant, State deputy of the District
Knights Of Columbus, in radio ad-
dress over Station WRC.
Il earnestly plead with our Catho-
lie employers to follow the social and
economic doctrines outlined by the
Popes in their various encyclicals on
the relationship between the workers
and their employers" Plant said. by
50 doing they will contribute in a
large measure to the Nation wide
drive against communism. It is an
Evening star., 1937-05-06
Black Bear Hard to Hold.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. P.-Inky,
a black bear at New Bedford's ZOO, was
back in her "escape-proof" cage today
after two vacations" but there's no
telling when she'll leave again.
When she made her first escape,
flremen had to bring her down from
Evening star., 1937-05-06

a tree with high pressure hoses Extra
sharp spikes were added to the fence
around her den, but that didn't
stop Inky. She made for the tree
tops again and only hunger finally
brought her down.
Evening star., 1937-05-06
MAY f, 1897.

incontrovertible fact that general
hiking of wages and better working
conditions would be a smashing blow
to the nefarious activities of Com
munists, who live off unrest and
trumped-up charges of mistreatment" I"
Plant also asked for support of the
bill sponsored by Representative Nc
Cormack of Massachusetts,, which, the
speaker said, states that any one
seeking the overthrow of this Gov
ernment through force or violence is
guilty of Federal offense."
Evening star., 1937-05-06

Changing London's street car sys-
tenn to trolley bus will cost $50 900, 900.
Evening star., 1937-05-06

Evening Programs.
700 p.m.-WRC, Rudy vallee;
VOL, Five Star Final;
WJSV, The Band
Wagon.
1880 p.m.-WMAL, Boston SYM
phony Orchestra.
$500 pm.-WRC, Show Boat;
WJSV, Maj. Bowes'
Amateurs.
Sis p.m.-WOL, Pre- Coronation
Broadcast from London.
SOC p.m.-WRC, Bing Crosby;
WJSV. Floyd Gibbons.
11:30 p.m.-W NAL, Slumber
Hour.
Short-Wave Programs.
500 p.m.-cARAcAs, The
Theater of the Air,
YV5RC, SIT M, So
meg.
1910 p.m.-LONDON, "The Ar
rival of Spring" GSF.
1913 m, 1914 meg:
GDS, 25.5 m, ITS
meg; Csc, 3l3 M,
958 meg.
Evening star., 1937-05-06
Air Headliners

Afternoon Programs.
800 p.m.-WJSV, Washington
Cleveland Base Ball
Game.
&:45 p.m--WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
BURNS BAzOOKA
ON WRC TONIGHT
Comedian to TangIe With
Charlie ButterWorth
Over Relatives.

~ OBJ BURNS brings his bazooka
and tales of relatives to the
Lanny Ross Charlie Butter
- worth show tonight, WRC
feature heard at $50. Mr.. Burns is
to lock tongues with Mr.. Buttsrworth
In . verbal battle involving the COM
parative merits of their kin. Cliff
Arouette is to enact the roles OF
Charles several unusual "grandpaws."
Ruby Mercer, young operate soprano,
will be another guest performer on the
program. She is protege OF Nine.
Sembrich, and has sung with the
Philadelphia Opera Co. under numer-
Gus prominent directors.
SCOTT P. sQuYERs. commander
in chief of the United States Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, and David
Herman, department commander for
the District of Columbia, will speak
over VOL at 9:45 tonight on why the
Organization Hates War" and in con-
nection with the Armistice Day ball
10 be held at the Willard Hotel Thurs
day evening.
A NINA MAY WONG, Oriental stage
and screen star, is to be inter-
viewed by AL Jolson. and will sing a
song in Chinese-WJSV at $50.
Gov. MARTIN L. DAVEY of Ohio
will be heard speaking at a
dinner given by the Ohio State Society
of New York City-WMAL at 8 o'clock.
POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES
A. FARLEY makes his second ra-
dio address in two days. directing his
remarks to the Young Democratic
Clubs of America. celebrating the fifth
anniversary of President Roosevelt's
election-WOL at 1890.
A TERRIFYING half hour expe-
rienced by expert Safe Opener
Charles Courtney in the hold OF q
sunken ship, during which his hair
turned gray. is to be dramatized on
WRC at o'clock.
TWO more WJSV features: Buddy
Clark, recently returned to New
York after working in films. sings as
guest of AL Pearce at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
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housekeeper: 50 week: some one who can
take full charge of home. Lincoln 957l
GIRL. colored. g.hw.. cooking. small
laundry. 2 children: sleep in: good home;
81 : month. Shepherd 4149.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. g.h.w. and care
OF child; small salary, good home. Shep-
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WHITE GIRL as cook and general house
worker. good home. Box 2S2-Y. Star.
WOMAN (white). competent, for e.h.w.;
exp. COOK: live in. 320S 18th st. NV.
WOMAN, white. settled: general house
cleaning, cooking, must be fond of children;
room and board, small salary: only those
VINO appreciate good home need apply.
81 l4 Rlttenhouse st. NV. between and ] :.
HOUSE CLEANING. CAR AND WINDOW
WASHING AND POLISHING; ExPERI-
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Evening star., 1937-11-09
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Begin Today. The Civil Service Prepsra-
tory School, 529 18th ST. NV. Met. 6331.
Evening star., 1937-11-09

SALESMAN to represent
radio distributor; must have
following in wholesale radio
business. Box 270-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
ASSISTANT CREDIT AND
COLLECTION MANAGER.

Large inStalIment corporation
has opening for man not afraid
OF hard work. Splendid oppor-
tunity to a thoroughly expert
enced installment man. Answer
in own handwriting, stating ref
erences and telephone number.
Box 309-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
NOVEMBER ,. 1897

aid the hard of hearing to improve
their employment status
1t has been proved that impaired
hearing does not mean impaired
ability to work. but many employers
and employment offices have failed
to recognize this. An announcement
of the meeting stated.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
real, OPPORTUNITY

A WELL-KNOWN AND RESPONSIBLE
WASHINGTON AIR-CONDITIONING FIRM
ncT REouIREs THE sERVICEs RNTMs fHoD pF
GOOD SALESMAN PLEASE WRITE TO
BOX 4l2-Z, STAR. GIVING EXPERIENCE.
AGE. ETC. REPLIES HELD CONFIDEN-
Evening star., 1937-11-09
SALESMAN

Young man with some outside selling
experience to connect with established
local decorative supply company Excel
lent opportunity; liberal commissions with
stating age. phone number and previous
experience IL any Box 2R3-Y. Star