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Evening star., 1937-01-02
new FILM GENERATION
Daughter of Lee Moran, Comedian
Signs Contract.

HOLLYWOOD, January 2 (P.-The
second generation of the movie colony
placed another representative in the
studios recently when Priscilla Moran.
daughter Of Lee Moran, comedian
during the silent days, signed q con-
tract with Paramount Pictures.
Her father was noted in two-reelers
as the senior half Of Lyons and Moran.
Miss Moran appeared in pictures as a
child.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Be.lasco's. S.
Film Shows
It's British
Buddy Rogers and
Mary Brian in
Clever Story.

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Evening star., 1937-01-02
BARBER'S ERROR COSTS
GABLE HIS SIDEBURNS
Star of "Parnell" Forced to Wear
Artificial Extensions" by Zeal
of Shears Wielder.


BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, January at took
Clark Gable six weeks to grow set OF
sideburns for "Parnell." Now, to his
disgust, he Is wearing extensions" Of
an inch or more.
Gable walked into the studio barber
shop recently. His regular barber was
busy, so the actor put himself In the
hands Of another. He was doing in
the chair when he had premonition
that something was wrong.
What are you DOING" he asked the
barber.
Just trimming up your sideburns a
little" was the reply.
The sideburns weren't badly dam
aged-but Gables appearance wouldn't
match with his former scenes. So he
had to resort to false hair, after all.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

necessary, the al
legged iniltration of
German troops into
Spanish Morocco,
and Great Britain
was ready to sup
port the French
with its fleet. But
Hitler and his am
bassador to France
were able to con-
vince the nations
that the stories
were false and that
Germany has no in
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

IT HE latest general European
L war scare has subsidized 1t was
caused by Frances announced de-
termination to stop, by force if
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

of both houses were to begin draft
ing a bill to carry out the Presi
dents desires, but it was freely pre-
dicted that not all of them would
get through.
Louis BroWnlow, Prof. Luther
Gulick and Prof. Charles Merriam
constituted the committee that
evolved the reorganization plan for
the President The major changes
they recommended are;
Creation of two new departments
headed by cabinet members--a de-
partment of social welfare and a de-
partment of public Works-and dele
cation to the President of author
ity to overhaul the 100 independent
agencies, administrations, authori-
ties, boards, and commissions and
place them by executive order" in
the ten existing and two proposed
additional departments.
Expansion of the White House
staff, chiefly by the creation of six
assistants to the President" WHO
would relieve him of much of the
routine executive work.
Abolition of the Office of controller
general with his power to disallow
administrative expenditures in ad-
vance as violative of law, and crea-
ton instead of an auditor general
with power limited to reporting an
nually to congress Illegal and waste
full expenditures by the executive
branch.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

hours and at its conclusion the truce
was announced
The essence of the agreement was
that the union would at once with
draw the sit-doWn strikers from the
General Motors plants in Flint, De-
troit and Anderson, Ind, and that
the corporation would not remove
from the plant any machinery or
dies and would not attempt to re-
sumo production in those plants
for at least Is days from the date
of commencement of negotiations.
The joint conferences for a final
settlement of the points at issue
were TO begin in Detroit January 49,
Mr.. Knudsen said Negotiations
will be conducted frankly and every
effort will be made to bring about a
speedy settlement"
Mr.. Martin asserted "The union
will in good faith endeavor to ar
rive at speedy settlement.
Governor Murphy announced that
National Guardsmen now in Flint,
following an outbreak of rioting at
General Motors plant there, would
remain temporarily "but / don't
consider this necessary"
The agreement on the armistice
came as good news to thousands of
idle automotive workers, and other
thousands threatened with tenn
porary loss of jobs. At least 49,
600 men are now idle, and that
many more faced the same situa-
ton.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

EXTENSION of the merit system tC
cover practically all non-policy de-
termlning posts" replacement Of
the civil service commission by s
civil service administrators with 6
citizen board to serve as the watch
DOG OF the merit system" and in.
crease OF salaries to key positions
to attract superior ability to a ca
reer service.
Development of the managerial
agencies of the government, par
tlcularly the budget bureau and
agencies engaged in efficiency re-
search, personnel questions, and
long range planning of the use of
land, water, and other natural re-
sources.
Opposition to the first, third and
fourth of these sections was pro-
nounced and it seems certain that
introduction of the bill will start a
long and stubborn fight in congress.
TEN-year-old Charles Mattson,
kidnapped from his home in Ia
coma, Wash, Dec 27 and held for
ransom, was found beaten to death
in snow covered woods near Ev-
erett. The body was nude and cru
ely battered. State and city police
and department of justice agents,
who had been held back to give the
lads father a chance to pay the
ransom and save his son, immedi-
ately began an intensive manhunt.
One suspect was arrested in San
Francisco and others were being
traced A car in which it was be-
lieved the lads body was carried
was found
President Roosevelt expressed
the horror of the nation over
this brutal crime and authorized
reward of $4,000 for the capture
Cf the kidnaper and murderer. Ber-
mar McFadden added 5000 to this
amount
IT HE latest general European
war scare has subsidized. 1t was
caused by Frances announced de-
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

HE Simpson affair has been re-
vlved by news that ErrSSt Simp-
son, who was divorced by the ia
NOUS Wally, has filed a SANDER suit
IN London against Mrs. Joan Suth-
erland, beautiful wife of Lit. Col.
Arthur Sutherland. The suit is
based on a remark, said to have
been made at luncheon attended
by Mrs. Sutherland, that Simpson
was well paid" for permitting the
divorce.
The United Press correspondent
was told: 1.-The case is not expect
ed to break into the open for sew
eral weeks. 1t is now sub iudice
(before the COURT. 1t will not be
open to the public until after it is
set down for hearing and pleadings
nave been terminated. No state
ment has been delivered yet"
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21
Phone PAIRS or Write Your News
Items to The Fort Peck Press
Fairgrounds for Does

An effort to improve the welfare
OF London dogs by providing play
grounds for them with money paio
III dog licenses is made in a bill to
be introduced into parliament Ap,
proximately S5,000,OO0 is paid annu-
ally on dog licenses.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

Democrats as we'll
IS the few Republi-
can members were
quick 10 express
their disapproval of
parts OF the scheme.
1t would greatly en-
hance the power of
the executive, would
abolish no federal
agencies and would
not result in any
considerable econo-
my of expenditures.
Special committees
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

peaceful settlement
of the trouble were
bright. The COVER.
nor persuaded. Elk
ecutive Vice Presi-
d e n t William S.
Knudsen of the cor
poration and Presi-
dent Homer Martin
of the United Auto
mobile Workers un-
ion to meet in his
office in Lansing.
The conference last
4 IL Z
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21
Magistrates Trained

10 keep district magistrates I'D
to-date in administrative methods
she Chinese government brings
1hese minor officials to Marking once
year for course in the maois-
trates' training school.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21
News Review of Current
Events the World Over
Truce Is Called in the General Motors Strke-Presidens
Reorganization Program Criticized-Kidnaped
Tacoma Boy Is Found Murdered.
By EDWARD w. PICKARD
G Wrster Nrmsn Irninn
g Western NEWSPAPER Union.

THROUGH the efforts of Cover
nor Murphy of Michigan truce
in the General Motors strike was
arranged, and the prospects for
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21
More Natural

photographer = Place your hand
on your husbands shoulder, it
looks more natural.
Man - 1t would be more natural
If she put her hand in my pocket.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

tentlon of trying to grab any Span
lsh territory. Paris cooled down
at once, and to add to the peace
atmosphere, negotiations were
Started for trade treaty between
France and Germany.
Then, too, Col Gen. Hermann
Wilhelm Goering, resplendent first
minister Of the German reich, went
on an official visit to Rome and
was informed by Mussolini that
the recently signed Italo- British
Mediterranean agreement does not
change 1taly's friendship for Ger
many or its collaboration with the
reich on the major problems of
Europe. Goerng and Mussolini
were supposed to get together on
the future course of their govern
ments concerning the Spanish
civil war.
I OSING the radio beam in foggy
II weather, Pilot w w. Lewis pan
caked his Western Air Express
plane with crash on a hill near
Burbank, Calf, and two of his
passengers were killed. Everyone
else on the plane, eleven in num-
Der, was injured. The dead are
Martin Johnson, famous explorer.
and James A. Braden of Cleveland.
Mrs. Osa Johnson, who accompan-
led her husband on his adventurous
expeditions in Africa and Borneo.
was among those most seriously
hurt.
There will be searching inquiries
into this and other recent air dis
asters. Senator Copeland of New
York blames the Department of
Commerce. Airline operators have
long complained that certain radio
beam stations in the Far West
are inadequate. Officials of the
bureau of air navigation deny this,
asserting: Radio beams some
times play queer pranks in GER
tain areas and in certain noun
famous territories. Every pilot
knows these peculiarities.
Down in Mexico there were three
airplane crashes within a week,
and it was believed eleven persons
had lost their lives.
T is pleasant TO turn from poll
tics, strikes and war and record
The fact that Charles Hayden. New
York banker who died recent, left |
about S45, 100000 to estat - a
foundation for the educat on of |
needy boys and young men, 'es-
3ecially in the advancement of their
moral, mental and physical we'll
,eing." Mr. Hayden, who was a
,achelor, also ge,ye Sl,000,000 to
massachusetts, Ia. :tute of Technol-
gy, 100000 in trust to his broth
r and nearly $2,000,000 to friends
nd employees.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21

GONE 400 representatives OF the
- five railroad brotherhoods gath
cred in Chicago to discuss plans fol
obtaining increases of wages. A
committee recommended that form
al demands for higher pay be made,
but said it had not yet decided or
the procedure or the amount of in
crease TO be asked
j. A. Phillips, president of the
Order of Railway Conductors, said
that while the committee had
agreed that a wage increase should
be sought, there had been no con-
sideration of hours of work, pen
sions or any other matter.
The other four unions represented
at the meeting were the Brother
hoods of Locomotive Engineers,
Railroad Trainmen, Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen, and the
SWitcfnnen's Union of North Ameri-
ca. The five groups, which repre-
sent the train service classificatiOns
of railway employees, are acting in
dependently Of the other Ii stand
ard railroad brotherhoods.
y LANS for reorganizing the ad
ministrative branch of the gov
ernment were laid before congress
bv, pra-i6apt Rppcavatt and mani
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21
Anenl I,

He - You are so wonderful, ST
beautiful, SO marvellous, so, So
She-So What7
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-21
Perfect Faith

Perfect Faith
Smiths wife thinks the world
of her husband"
Does she?"
Yes, she even believes the par
rot taught him to swear"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Garaz a Is truckG shorelo.

V noci z patku ma sobotu O.
hn6m znicena byla garaz a v
teto osmnact truckd ma Baker
ulici a Braddish avenue.
Hasici svolani byli ctyrmi a.
larmy. skoda odhaduje Sc ma
$4,000. Tis1ce osob prfilaka-
no bylo do bl1zkosti horfcf bu-
dovy. Meme neil 200 stop cd
horfci budovy, jez vlastnena
byla spolecnostf c.. Hoffber-
ger, obchodnfci ledem a uhlim,
byly tfi velike olejove nadrzky
nekolik nalozenych vagonu a
hlavn1 budova spolecnosti O
peti poschod1ch. Usilim hasicu
objekty tyto byly zachraneny.
Pdvod ohne jest neznamym.
Pozar s1ril Sc tax rychle, re
hasicdm nebylo mono zjistiti
V ktere casti budovy vznikl.
Kdyz hasici Sc sjeli, trucky ma
plnene olejem, vybuchovaly
jeden "a druhym.
Prvn1 alarm dan byl v 1915
nocnlm klerkem, Johnem En-
gle, jenz zahledl plameny Wy
razivS1 re sveho okna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Aaron Lipscomb, 65 roki
Kradez.

Louis Fisher, MATTEL cukraT-
skeho zavodu v 700 blocku w.
Franklin ulice, okraden byl V
nedeli ozbrojenym cernochem
o $12.
- Do obchodu We 24OO bloc
ku Washington Boulevard
yloupali sc neznam1 zlodeji a
ukradli z neho cigarety v Gene
S28. Majitelem obchodu jest
Edward Evans.
- Joseph Browning, As ro-
XII starry MATTEL obchodu We
$500 blocku Barclay ulice, O.
loupen byl O $40.
Cizinec vessel do obchodu,
jak Browning udal, a porucil 81
libru hoveziho masa. Zat1m CO
toto pro neho krajeno bylo,
vskocil Ia putt a nam1renym
revolverem porucil vydan1 pc
nez. z lednice, do n1z zlode-
jem zamcen byl, pomohl 81 sam
kdyz zlodej Sc $40 prchl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Archbishop pro studium
komunismu.

Sdruzenf "Catholic Daugh-
ters of America" v Rampant
sve proti komunistickemu hnu-
II We Spojenych Statech obdr-
zelo napomenut1 v 1tery, jez
dial archbishop, Michael j. Cur
ley, ably studovalo toto "rou-
hanf."
Prohlasil komunism "a flo
sofii nevery a vyzvu, ably v kaz
de skole archdiocese byla
"hloupost a bezboznost vykla-
dana detem."
"Pravy komunista", udal ar
cibiskup, "nenf interesovan v
dobro cinenf pro delnictvo.
Kdyby mzdy zvyseny byly o
100 p%rocent, a kazdy delnik
mel svdj vlastnf dun, komunis-
ticka propaganda pGjde ku
predu dale" rekl archbishop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Stavka lodnich nakladacH
skoncena.

Pc 81 dnech stavka lodn1ch
nakladac1 a namoTnfkd skon-
cena byla v Baltimore o pGl
druhe iodine v pondel1 odpo-
ledne.
Stavky, jez vedeny byly We
vsech pr1stavech cd statu
Maine ku statu Texas skonce-
ny. Posledn1m pr1stavem byl
New York.
Skoncen1 stavky nebylo zad-
nym prekvapenfm zde. Pc ty-
dny bylo zrejmo, re piketafi
jsou pro rychle skoncenf. V So
botu v noel, kdy navrhy poda-
ny byly, tyto rychle byly prija-
ty. Stavkou dodelali sc stav-
kuj1c1 jistych who'd, jake tes-
ne spojeni pTistavnlch zrfzen-
CT ma Vychode, Zapade a Gulf,
licensovanych a nelicensova-
nych a jinych who'd namornf-
kim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Oba ztratili, jeden dech,
druhy korist.

Hans Frelicher, r1dfcf Park
skoly, hnal Sc do dalky pd1 mi
lie, ale nedopadl zlodeje, ktery
S kradez1 prchl do lesa blfze
skoly. Zlodej, muz prostred-
n1ho veku, byl zastaven rfdf-
elm, kdyz nesl z 1stavu petit
galonovou nadobu S barvou.
Nevefe vysvetlen1 muze, re jest
dopravovatelem, rfdfci naridil
mu, ably nadoby donesl zpet do
1stavu. Neposlechl. R1d1ci "a
volal policii telefonem a S ne
kolika suddenly pustil Sc "a ne
znamym. Hon jeho skoncen
byl, kdyz dosel mu dech. Sot-
va dechu popadaje, vratil Sc
bez zlodeje. Ma pozemku skol-
MIN uhnany rfdfcf nalezl sva-
EEK malych Tetez1 ukradenych
z 1Tadovny klfcnfku skoly a
nadobu. Zlodej byl prachu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Dovoleni her zadano.

Delegat, Philip J. Wallace
(demokrat re 6. distriktu> Bal
timore) pozada zakonodarnu,
ably stat Maryland prohlasil Sc
"otevrenym' pro vsechny dru-
by her. Navrh tento vypraco-
vati chce Wallace die zakona
We statu Nevada. Stat tento
znamym jest hlavne pro mesto
Reno, kde jaky mozny druh
her dovolen jest. Statnl agen-
ii v Nevada vydavaj1 zadate-
lGm license, "a nez zadatele
platf stanovene poplatky. Stud
a poker bridge a whist jsou
licensovany "a $25 mesfcne
pro jeden st1l. Slot strojky
stoj1 $40 mes1cne, ma techto
hrati. Vsechny jine druhy her
a hrac1ch strojkG vyzaduj1 pc
$50 mes1cnfch licensf.
Niceho nen1 potreb1 dokazo-
vati zadatelGm nez to, re jsou
Americt1 obcane. Sc zadost1
must podano byti popsanf do
mi ano i m1stnosti, v nemz hry
provadeny byti mali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Oznamovani presidentovych
narozenin.

Truck, z nehoz o~znamovana
zabava ma pocest presidento-
vych narozenin, jedi obchod-
MIN distriktem mesta cd p1l
dvanacte do pGl tfetf hodiny
odpoledn1 behem tohoto tydne,
ably z neho oznamovana byla
tanecn1 zabava ma pocest pre-
sidentovych narozenin We zbroj
nlci pateho pluku v sobotu.
Vedle toho oznamky velike
upevneny ma elektrickych pou-
licnlch karach. Pc cele zemi
Romano Dude kolem tisice pie
ST., ably z vytezku techto obra-
ceny byly sunny ma potfranf
detske paralysy.
Predsedou Baltimorskeho
plesu jest senator Radcliffe.
Vstupenky pc 1 dolaru proda-
vany jsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Valecne vzducholodi do
Siamu.

Kontrakt v obnosu $62F 900
uzavren byl mezi kralc n
Siamu a zdejsfm tovarnlkem
aeroplann Glenn L. Martin.
Aeroplany pro Siam budou
urceny ku vyzbrojen1 vzdu-
choplavcI tohoto maleho kra-
lovstvi. Rychlost obnaseti bu-
de 235 mil v iodine.
Nevypracovane zakazky, jez
dnes firma Martin ma, dostou-
PLY tim vyse 10,O00,0 900.
Pracf ma techto zamestnano
jest v podniku ma Middle river
kolem LOO osob. Podnik INA
enc rozsiren Dude a tim "a
mestnani dano dals1m 1000 O.
.sobam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Chvala zenam.

"Marylandu nejvets1m zis-
KEN dnes jsou jeho Tide a nej-
vets1mi z techto jsou nasi hosi
a d1vky. Co tito hosi a d1vky
jsou, nase zeny z mich ucinily.'
Slovy temito DIR. Harry C.
Byrd, president Marylandske
university, vidal v patek UNA
nj asi 400 clenkyn1m Woman's
Eastern Shore Lspolecnosti pr
j%edenactem vyrocnfm
banketu v hotelu Lord Balti-
more.
Hosty spolecnosti, jej1z pre-
sidentkou je Eugene w. Hold
son z Dorchester, byli: COVER
ner Nice, mayor Jackson, Sc
natofi Tydings a Radcliffe a
JIM. Pc banketu byla tanecni
zabava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Rozvod.

Manzel, jenz die udani man
zelky, nemel AMI ma obdrzenf
povolen1 ku snatku, jenz mu-
sci Sc vydluziti ma to, ably "a
platil oddavajic1mu Ia obrad,
cd sve tety a jenz ufezaval 81
knoflfky cd kosile, ably platil,
kdyz zadan byl o podporu, Cd
loucen byl cd zalujfcf manzel-
ky V pondeli pc desftiletem
manzelstvl.
Manzel, Ruhl B. Colerider,
I'll vlastne S manzelkou jenom
pc diva tydny. Odesel pc tech
to cd nj a medal vice o sobe sly
seti.
Soudce pa danf rozvodu po-
rucil zalujfcf, ably zaplatila u
traty soudnf, ponevac manzel
jest mimo statu. Posledne sly
sela o mem pred s roxy. Ten
krate byl v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Osm souzeno pro likerni
obzaloby.

Dive poroty jednaly V patek
pc dive hodiny a ujednaly why
dvou zalovanych re vlastneni
a prodeje neregistrovaneho al
koholu. Vedle techto sest Cd
souzeno bylo do vezeni. Sa-
muel Quit odsouzen ma 10 me
s1cd a $500 pokuty, Patrick
Day ma Is mes1cd a $500 po-
kuty, Irving Hall ma 10 mes1-
CD a pokute $500, James F.
Brown ma 10 mes1cG a pokute
500, James C. Brown ma diva
roxy a pokute 500, John w.
Marshall ma 6 mes1cG a pokute
500.
Prvn1 diva Sc odvolali zada-
jlce 0 soud pred hlavnf poro-
tOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
MARYLAND " cele koralecn1
yYroby.

Vladni alkoholicka demon
strace We Washingtonu udala,
re Maryland byl v cele vseeh
jinych statn zeme, v nichz ko-
ralka palena byla v dobe 10
mesicd cd /. ledna do 81. rljna
We statu vyroba koralky two
rila 14.125.831 galonI. Ia Ma
rylandem nasledoval stat Penn
sylvanie, v nemz vypaleno 12,-
451.64O galonG, pax Illinois S
9,263.833, Indiana Sc 1920
|416 a Kentucky s 1,438.264
galony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Pokus ~sebevrazdy.

V bezvedomi nalezen byl V
nedeli We SVEN apartmentu We
1900 blocku w. Lombard ulice
32lety Halmuth Mawitz, jenz
ucinil pokus sebevrazdy ply
nem.
Odloucen I'll -od manzelky
sve a dcery. Ma plynovych
kamnech zanechal lfstek, ma
nemz napsano bylo: me bez
vas"
- Bertha Gress, 26leta re S.
Robinson ulice lecena byla v
pondeli v mestskych nemocni-
cich z otravy, kterou chtela Sc
|usmrtiti pc hadce s manzelem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Governor zada zakonodarnu O
$7O,656.OOO ma budouci diva
roxy.

Zakonodarne v Annapolis
pfedlozil v pondel1 program
ma budouc1 diva roxy v sumo
$40, 1855 ,036.99. S navrhem
tlmto podal governor vysvetle-
nj proc obraceny byly pTfjmy z
acknowledged a gasoline
vych dan1 ma uhrazovani stat
mich vydanf. PTijmy tyto OBJ
nasely $685. 45.5O.
V poselstv1 SVEN governor
mluvf o potTebe S9,981,836 ma
zvysenf vydanf a re move zdro-
ie, jak tyto hraditi nejakou
cestou must byti nalezeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Pekarske sdruzeni We schIzi.

Pekarske sdruzeni We schizi.
Potreba chleba v dennf die
te vylozena byla znalcem W.
zivy, Minueteou Crouch z Buff
falo pred otevren1m tydenni
konvence Sdruzeni Potomac
stat1 pekaf1. Konvence kona-
ma byla zde v hotelu Lord Bal
timore "a 1castenstv1 vice nez-
Ii 500 delegate z Virginie, re
Zapadnf Virginie, Delaware,
District of Columbia a Mary
landu. Presidentem jest Ed
win C. Muhly.
Pc uvftanf mayorem Jackso-
mem v pondel1 rano prednase-
la Crouch a pc nj JIM.
Minette Crouch odporucila v
reci sve jedeni chleba i tenn,
kterf chtejf dietou zbaviti Sc
prebytecneho tuku.
"Jednou z who'd chleba v
odtucnovani jest, re tento do
bTe Sc snasf S mlekem, ovocem
a zeleninami, ktere velice pri-
spfvajl ku odtucnovacf diete."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Trucky poskozeny ohnsm.

Patnact truckd pradelny We
lice poskozeno bylo v Hanks
garazi ma Tiffany alley u Bid
die ulice, ohnem ma jehoz Edo
lan1 hasici pracovati museli
pres hodinu.
Ohen odkryl III. III. Vordem-
berger, jenz Sc svym otcem
vlastn1 obchod v 800 blocku
Madison ulice. Garaz jest "a
|.jeho obchodem.
Skoda pradelny white
Swan" odhadovana jest ma
$4,000.