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Evening star., 1937-01-11
SECRETER OF JEWELS
STILL IN TOLLS OF LAW
Friend Accused Of Stealing Gems
Released as officials Study
Course of Action.
ay the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 11.-Louis
6orelick was released today after two
days in a Brooklyn jail, while authori-
ties considered what action to take
against his former friend, Joseph
Rose, who secreted $250,000 in jewels
II a safe deposit box and then ac-
tused Gorelick of stealing them.
For several months Rose has been
SOLICITING $3.50 relief money every
two weeks. and the Emergency Relief
Bureau will seek recovery OF these
payments.
When Rose. who is 81, said Friday
That Gorelick had stolen the fortune
IA diamonds from mattress where
they had been hidden, Brooklyn au-
thorities we're dubious. Rose lived in
0 shabby furnished room. District
Attorney William F. x. Geoghan said
he gave his estranged wife and daugh-
ter only so cents day for support.
Evening star., 1937-01-11
Business Offices Modernized.

Many business Offices in Austria
have been modernized in the last year
with accounting machines and the lat
est equipment
Evening star., 1937-01-11

dear. but don't you care. Here
after you're going to concentrate on
life!"
tCopyright, 1g37,)
Evening star., 1937-01-11
WIDOW OF ZIONCHECK
is COLLEGE FRESHMAN

Enrolls in Home Economics Course
at University Of
Washington.
By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, January 11.-Mrs Rubye
Louise Nix zioncheck. II, widow Of
the late Representative Marion A.
zioncheck, yesterday became . fresh
man at the University Of Washington.
Mrs. Zioncheck. who said she was
determined to make her own way in
life. enrolled In the Home Economies
College with courses in psychology,
economics, political science and pl1ysi-
cal education.
II am naturally interested in eco
nomics and political science since
have been 50 closely associated with
politics." she said.
Mrs. Zioncheck, q former w. p. A.
stenographer in Washington, married
the Seattle Representative after
whirlwind courtship last Spring.
$S99,769 Net Income.
Secretary Woodring says the Inland
Waterways Corp. had q net income Of
$sS9, ,769 96 for the last fiscal year.
Evening star., 1937-01-11
BY Josepha DAVIS.

picture on display at the institute re-
gardless Of what happens"
The pleading look she gave him
Evening star., 1937-01-11

anyway-all she had hoped to hear. p
Jim had laughed at her all along. She g
would show him now. She would
Evening star., 1937-03-28
COLLEGES PROVIDE
NAVAL AWAT0RS
Annapolis Academy Unable tc
Furnish Sufficient Air
Personnel.

Because of the fact that it Is not
believed that the Navy can ever meet
its aviation ofI1cer personnel needs
from graduates Of the Naval Academy,
1t was indicated to Congress by officers
Of the regular establishment that
it must look to young men fresh out
Of civilian colleges to become naval
aviators through instruction at the
air bases, followed by a long period
of service with the air fleet before
being placed on the inactive Reserve
list
When the naval aviation cadet act
was passed, 1t was said that it was not
contemplated that it would be per-
manent. 1t was thought at that time,
officers Of the Navy pointed out, that
there might be possible increase in
midshipmen at the academy and from
other sources to give the Regular Navy
sufficient number of aviators for
that purpose, but later studies have
indicated that it will take many years
Tor that to happen, and that to Obtain
| enough regular aWators to NIL up the
needs Of the fleet. if that can ever be
done, or If it should be done through
a midshipman aviation program, it
would require at least 10 years. It
was disclosed to Congress that the
General Board of the Navy has come
to the conclusion that it would be
wise to NIL up the lower grades in avia-
ton with cadets, while the regulars
could be used to NIL the higher
grades.
The naval cadet act, it was pointed
out to members Of the Appropria-
tons Committee, was designed to
furnish the Navy with additional
naval aviators required for the peace
time operation of the feet, until such
time as sufficient regular naval per-
sonnel becomes available, Is we'll as
to maintain in the Naval Reserve
the required number Of qualified naval
aviators. It contemplates q 14-month
training period at Pensacola, followed
by three years active duty with the
fleet, At the end of which time the
aviation cadet is released from active
duty and commissioned as an avia-
tion ensign in the Naval Reserve.
Those selected for this training are
first enlisted IS seaman, second class,
and given a months preliminary train
ing at the various Naval Reserve avia-
ton bases. Those who qualify are
then appointed aviation cadets and
sent to the Naval Air Station at
Pensacola.
The estimates for next year in
clude one of $l,l57,64S increase for
the aviation cadet pro- am. It was
pointed out that although the avia-
ton cadet program, which is for the
benefit Of the Regular Navy, increases
the Naval Reserve appropriation, it
will eventually cause Z considerable
! saving.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
MARINE ORDERS.

Harrington, COL Samuel NJ. de-
tached Navy Yard, Boston, to Guam
tico, Va; May 20.
Watson, Lieut. Col. Thomas E., de-
tached San Diego, Calf, to duty as
member. Naval Examing Board;
May 15
Twining, Capt. Merrill B.. detached
Fort Benning, Ga, to Quantico, Va;
June 80.
Rahiser, Capt. Martin S., detached
Fort Benning, Ga, to Quantico, Va;
June 30
Perf1ey. Capt Alfred r., Coast Artil-
| lery School, Fort Monroe, Va, to
Quantico, Va. June 26.
Davidson, Capt. William W., de-
tached U. S. S. New York, to Quantico,
| Va; March 20.
Riseley. Capt. James P, detached
Cavalry School, Fort Riley, Kans,, to
Quantico, Va; June 26.
Denig, First Lieut.. Robert L., jr., de-
tached Infantry School, Fort Benning,
Ga, to Quantico, Va; June 80.
De Zayas, First Lieut.. Hector, de-
tached Infantry School, Fort Benning,
Ca, to Quantico, Va; June 80
Lyman, First Lieut.. Edison L.. de-
tached Field Artillery School, Fort Sill,
Okla, to Quantico, Va; June 80.
Hughes, First Lieut. Thomas B., de-
tached Field Artillery School, Fort
Sill, Okla, to Quantico. Va; June 30.
Hussa, First Lieut. Norman, deta ched
Fort Benning, Ca, to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia; June 30
Brown, First Lieut.. Nelson K. de-
tached Engineer School, Fort Belvoir,
Va, to Quantico. Va; June 80.
Keller, First Lieut. Albert j., de-
tached Signal Corps School, Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., to Quantico, Va;
June 16.
Clinic, First Lieut. James F., de-
tached Signal Corps School, Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., to Quantico, Va;
June 49,
Berkeley, First Lieut.. James P, de-
tached Signal Corps School, Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., to Quantico, Va;
June 10.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS,

Godfrey, Lieut.. Col Stuart c., Engi-
neer Corps, to office chief OF engineers,
on completion of his present tour Of
foreign service.
Campbell, Maj Alexander H., Coast
Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va, to Mill
kary Academy, June /.
Ffnter, Maj Clyde ". Air Corps,
Maxwell Field, Ala, to Langley Field,
Va.
Smith, Maj Wallace g., Air Corps,
Maxwell Field, Ala, to office, chief
Of An Corps.
Timothy. Capt Patrick, H., jr., En-
sineer Corps, Fort Leavenworth,
kans., TO Office, chief Of engineers.
Harvey, Capt. Alvin L., Air Corps,
Maxwell Field, Ala, to Langley Field,
Va.
Baumeister, Capt. Theodore A.,
Quartermaster Corps, Boiling Field, to
Vancouver Barracks. Wash, August 4.
Robinson, First Lieut.. Frank H., Air
Corps, Maxwell Field, Ala, to Langley
Field, Va.
Each of the following first lieuten-
ants, Dental Corps, from Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa, to station indicated after
his name, June S: Ellison, Carvel c.,
Fort Washington, Md; Hotter, Paul
W.. Fort George G. Meade; Kelly, Ellis
worth K, Fort Belvoir, Va; Reuter-,
Walter j., Langley Field, Va.
NAVY ORDERS.
Beck, Capt. William L. detached U.
B. S. San Francisco, to Philadelphia !;
May 20.
Dawson. Comdr. Ralph E., detached
o. S. S. Wright, to Bureau Aeronau-
tics; June /.
Fischer, Comdr. Herman E., de-
tached U. S. S. Detroit, to Bureau
Ordnance; June T.
Molten, Comdr. Robert p, detached
staff, Commander in Chief, United
States Fleet, to Naval Operations;
June.
Pownall, Comdr. Charles A., de-
tached Aircraft Base Force, to Bureau
Aeronautics; June.
Marsteller, Lieut.. Comdr. Aclpfal
A., Medical Corps, detached U. S. S
Relief, to Norfolk Naval Hospital
Portsmouth, Va; June.
Bay, Lieut.. Comdr. Thomas j., de-
tached U. S. s. Vestal, to Bureau En-.
Eineering; May.
Bolger, Lieut.. Comdr. Joseph F., de-
tached VS. Squadron lis, to Naval
Air Station, Anacostia; June.
Tague, Lieut. Comdr. James R., de.
tached U. S. S. yorktown, to Naval
Air Station, Norfolk, Va; May Is.
Quincy, Lieut.. Marshall B., de-
tached U. S. S. Ranger, to Navy Yard
Philadelphia; June.
Hughes, Lieut.. Francis M, detached
q. S. S. Ranger, to Bureau Aeronau-
tics; June.
McFarlane, Lieut.. Robert NJ, de-
tAched Destroyer Squadron 4, to Naval
OperStions; June.
Parker, Lieut.. Thomas c.. detached
o. S. S. Ranger, to Norfolk, Va;
June 1.
Teller, Lieut.. Steadman, detached
o. 8. S. Lexington, to Naval Proving
Grounds, Dahlgren, Va; June.
Draeger, Lieut.. Rupert M, Medical
Corps. detached Naval Medical School,
Evening star., 1937-03-28
'Y'Debaters Win
UPHOLD NEGATIVE OF
LABOR REGULATION.

Capt. Leonard Mandel OF the
Ne1D York University debating
team, left, and Lester E. Hurt,
captain OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
team, 1Dho led their teams in a
debate on the po1Oer of Con-
greSs to regulate hours and
Dages in industry Friday
night. Other debdters Uere
Bernard Hdltond OF N. Y. U.
and Jack Kelley OF the "Y."
The neIt "Y" debate 1DiH be
1Dith American University
April 9. Star STAFF Photos.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

to Marine Detachment, Peiping,
China April %.
Eaton, Lieut.. Arthur W., jr., Medi-
cal Corps, detached Mayo Foundation,
Rochester, Mimi, to Naval Medical
School, April l.
Faigle, Lieut.. John E., Civil Engi-
neer Corps, detached Norfolk Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, Va, to Naval Sta
ton, Key West, Fla; April IS
Flynn. Lieut.. Gg) John F., de-
tached U. S. S. Affair, to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia: June.
Foley, Lieut.. G.g) James L.. de-
tached U. S. S. Milwaukee, to Norfolk
Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va; June
Thomas. Lieut.. U.g) William c.,
detached U. S. S. Salt Lake City to
Navy Yard, Philadelphia; June.
Van Metre. Lieut.. G.g) Thaddeus
j., detached U. S. S. Herbert. to Phila-
delphia: June.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
JOE DUSEK zapasiti Dude "
hlavnim zapase S LAVERNE
BAXTER pTisti tyden.

Prfstf 1tery, %. brezna v
krizkovych zapasech porada-
v Carlins Park Joe Dusek
opet setka Sc s Laverne Baxter
v hlavn1m zapase.
v nasledujfcfch zapasech u
cast brati budou:
Nick Campofreda VS.. George
Harden; Blackstone VS.. Ken
nedy; w. Davis VS.. GRADER;
Kaplan VS.. Robert.
Minute dtery Joe Dusek po-
rail Laverne Baxter We 20 mi
nutach v hlavnfm zapase.
Jack Kennedy porazil Bobby
Roberta We 20 minutach.
Wee Willie Davis porazil
Vary v FL minutach.
Jim Coffield zdolal Bobby
Granta v 7 minutach.
Zapas mezi Mike Mazurki a
Hans Kampfer pc 80 minute
vem kTfzkovanf prohlasen byl
"a nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
CTENARI Poor!

PTede mnou, veTejnym nota-
rem v uveden1m okresu a state,
predstoupila pf. Rich. Vinkla-
rex, mne dobTe znama, a pod
prfsahou uvadf: Bydlfm u
Hochheim, Texas. Pc mnoha
leta jsem trpela hrozne bolesti
V celem tele. Cely rok jsem
byla 1pln6 bezmocna, memo
houc Sc pohybovati, a muscle
Sc mnou byt zachazeno jake S
nemluvn6tem. Mela jsem nej-
lepsf l6kaTe, kteTf d6lali vse
co Sc dalo l6ky a elektTinou.
Byla jsem l6cena elektTinou i V
nemocnici. Zkousela jsem tez
osteopathicke a chiroprakticke
lecenf marn6. Nemoc byla po-
divn6ho c~harakteru, a l6kaTi il
RUNE diagnosovali. Jedni pra
viii, re je to nervovy revma-
tisn, JIM, re paralysa celeho
tela. Nekterf re je to 1plne
vycerpanf nervG. Vsichni ale
souhlasili, re nikdy nebudu
moci chodit, a slibovali pouze
1levu bolest1, kter6 nekdy po-
levily a opet Sc zhorsily. Vsich-
nj myself, re smrt Sc blfzf, i
DIP. BeneS, ktery mne nekoli-
krate zaopatToval sv. svatost-
mi. On 81 tez koupiI cd p. Stir
re kompresy. Konecne m1j muz
slySel o radiovych kompresech,
ktere prodava spolehlivy Ber-
nard c. Kr1z, P. O. B. 812,
San Antonio, Texas. Tyto ra-
dove kompresy 1cinkovaly V
mem pffpade jake kouzIo. Ia
til mes1ce mne bylo mnohem
lepe. Ia pet mesfc1 jsem "a
Gala chodit, a "a rok, pc ktery
jsem uz1vala kompres1, jsem
byla 1plne zdrava. Poslednf
ctyfi roxy Sc cftfm silnejsf te-
lesne nez kdykoliv v mem Two
tie, ackoliv jsem jiz matkou de-
viii detl, 2 nichz dive byly ma
rozeny pc uz1vanf kompres1G.
Mrs. Rich. Vinklarek.
Podepsano a stvrzeno 7. Ri
ma 1885.
(Pecet) H. A. Donnelly,
vefejny notaT v Lavaca Co.,
Texas.
Kdo trpite jakymkoliv nedu-
hem, piSte o informace ma Ber-
nard Strfz, Box 712, San Anto-
MO, Tex. Adv. 39-1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19

PRIJMOU Sc diva PAM ma
byt a stravu. Aneb PRONAJ-
MU diva zaTlzene pokoje. K
doptani v elsie Oil N. Duncan
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
cechoslovak Sc uplatnil u
AfghancH.

Pred dvema roxy byl jake
prespocetny propulsion re stu
zeb jednoho penezniho 1stavu
v Karlovych Varech 1rednik
Vilem H%ausner. Marine hledal
mlsto donna a proto odesel do
ciziny. Dostal Sc do Afghani-
stanu, kde byl nedavno jmeno-
van vrchn1m 1cetnfm afghanis-
tanske Narodnf banky. FARO
ven MI byl sveren 1kol preor-
ganisovat a Poole vlastniho u
vazen1 modernisovat vnitrnf
praci v 1stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
v boji snehovymi kulemi
bodnut.

Napadeny behem nedelniho
padan1 snehu, 21lety Charles
Cieci, bodnut byl cernochem
nozem do zad.
Zraneny a n6kolik jinych
hrudovalo Sc ma Hanover a
Lee ulicfch, kdyz jedna z "ku-
Ii" malem by byla trefila 33le-
tou cernosku, Delmar Green,
jez sla kolem.
V des1ti asi minutach ma to,
cernoch pribehl S otevTenym
kapesn1m nozem. Vsichni ute
xii az ma Cieri, jenz uklouzl a
padl. Cernoch r1zl jej do ru-
ky a pax bodl jej do zad. Ger
noch zatcen byl. Cierimu po-
skytnuto ~osetTeni v South Bal
timore General nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
z prvn1ch dvou manzelstvi.
Kdo vi, IDA praly otcovu SHAT

z prvn1ch dvou manzelstvi.
KIDD vi, IDA praly otcovu SHAT
ku.
V Shrine Sc mluvilo O SHAT
ku a mnozi Tide vyslovovali po-
divenf: Brandejsky 81 bral ze-
nu, ktera byla prot nemu MIA
dice. Bylo il tricet rokG. Pres
tento vekovy rozdfl narodilo Sc
manzelum Brandejskym pc ro-
ce decko. Holcicka. Dostala
pr krtu jmeno pc mamince.
Starry manzel mel zenu rad a
d1te take.
Mala Anicka vyrdstala ma
hospodarstvf. Bylo az dojem-
ne, jak starry otec lnul k deer
ce laskou. Hraval 81 S nj, zpi-
val il plsnicky, vodil il do sko-
ly. Byla to jeho Anicka.
Starry Brandejsky mel z PRIV
inlho manzelstv1 pet detf, z dru
heho dive a konecne z tretfho
Anicku. Ty ostatni deti byly
w velke a nemohly mu ma sta
ra kolena poskytnout tolik ra-
dosti, jake mala Anicka. Videl
Sc jen nj. Ale loni v prosinci
pfisla fla rama.
Brandejsky ulehl a zemrel.
u jehO hrobu seSlo sc osm de-
IT,. Sedm jiz dospelych a nej-
menSf, Anicka, desftileta. Vdo-
va Brandejska byla tenkrate O
pohfbu k neutiseni. Ztratila
muze a zivotnf oporu 81leteho
manzela. Cftila Sc opustena a
jake by tusila, re dojde k ne
blahym koncGm. Doslo.
Kratce pc smrti Brandeiske-
no doslo Ike sporGm O hospo-
dafstv1. 0 stavenf a korce po-
Ii. Brandejska byla den re dine
trudnomyslnejsf. Ma pozdsta-
lost 81 chilly narok take deti 2
dflvejs1ch dvou manzelstvf.
Desltileta Anicka jiz spala.
kdyz JeJl matka 81 sedla Ike sto-
III a V placi psala dopis. Kolik
slz prolila, kdyz psala, re ne
m6ze pfez1t smrt sveho man
zela! Kolik slz prolila, kdyz
psala, re tedy udela v domiu
mlsto, ale re nem1zze sve desf-
tilete dfte nechat samotne ma
svete, ably bylo jednou odstr-
kovano! Nikdo neslysel jeji
plac, kdyz psala, re j i Anic-
ku musej1 pochovat do tehoz
hrobu, kan nedavno ulozili
manzela. "P1jdeme "a nfm''
-koncila dopis- IS Bohem!"
A pax Sc stale nejhroznejsf.
Vzala provaz a spfc1 Anicce
Ijej zadrhla kolem krku. Dfte
usnulo navzdy. PAX mrtvou
dcerku V naruci pTenesla do
male komGrky a povesila il ma
dveflch do smycky. Sama pax
pfivazala smycku Ike skobe We
stropu, p%ostavila 81 stolicku a
polozila hlavu do smycky. Sto-
licku odkopla a byl konec -
Noe pfesla v rano. Hrdznv
Gin byl objeven. NASH matku
a dlte obesene. Naproti sobe
a divaly Sc ma sebe nehybnyma
ocima.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Automobily.

- Ma BaltimOre-AnnapOlis
Boulevard usmrcen byl v pa
tex 3Olety cernoch, James Ed
wards z Freetown v Anne A
rundel okresu. Druhy cernoch,
Lawson Green z Elvaton, byl
tezce Zranen.
Edwardsovi protato bylo mr.
do, kdyz Green zatacel auto
mobilem u Robinson STANCE a
vrazil do stromu.
II rok1 stara, Leona Pra-
glowski re 600 blocku S. Brad
ford ulice, pri pTechazenf Ches
ter a Fleet ulice, vazne byla
zranena neznamym automobi-
lem, v nemz jelo nekolik GER
noch1 severn1m smerem ma
Chester ulici.
- Ku pokute $25 odsouzen
byl v patek Daniel Dawson z
Glen Burnie, re nemel kartu
rfdice AUTOMOBILE a re uzil ne
pravych tabulek license. Eat
cen byl, kdyz srazil Sc 4. pro-
since v Glen Burnie S motorcy-
KLEIN ma nemz jeli manzele
William Haslop.
Pro kradez dvou automo-
bilu odsouzen byl do St. Ma
RVS polepsovny 16lety Howard
Prevesto z Valley ulice.
Roy Phillips, 80 rokd sta
ry z Fallwood, Va, usmrcen
byl casne rano v nedeli We sraz
ce AUTOMOBILE s truckem v Po-
comoke City, M. Phillips by]
jednfm re sedmi jedouc1ch v
automobile. Ostatnf byli po-
skrabani nebo potluceni.
- James McCleary, sedmi-
lety z Hampden avenue, by.
tezce zranen taxicabem ma 27
ulici. Lebka byla mu rozraze.
ma rameno zlomeno.
- 51letemu George A. ShiI
ley. byla lebka potlucena, kdy5
srazen byl ma Monument a E.
den ulicich automobilem Ger
mocha, Josepha Sullivan.
= Spadly S Fayette ulice
busu, ma nemz 'kradl j1zdu"
10 rokG starry Albert Sayarus
byl zasazen automobilem Da
vida Shevitz ma Central a Fa
yette ulicich.
" pondeli AZ roxy starJ
Floyd Friend z Friendsville !
Garrett okresu, usmrcen byl ne
ulici v Accident, Md, kde de
neho vrazil automobilem B. O
Aiken, reditel tamn1 vyss1 sko
ly, kdyz re skoly jel domG.
- We srazce bust ma SLIME
z Metapeake Ferry do Sails
bury statnf senator, Harry T
Phoebus z Creole byl vazne
zranen ma nohach a ramenou
Manzelka jeho zranena byls
ma prsou a koleno j rozbito
Busem jeli do Annapolis v do
be, kdy snehem zastTen byl w
HE'D. Nekolik jinych osob pc
raneno bylo.
" Traffic soudu odsouze1
byl We stTedu Joseph Vasek Z
1900 blocku E. Madison ulict
ma 80 dn1 do vezeni a pokuti
SIS, re r1dil AUTOMOBILE byv OPT
lynn. Zatcen byl ma Hartford
road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
z pTatelskeho zapasu.

Pfatelsky zapas mezi Guy
Gishiel, % roxy starym z Nc
Gee ulice v Curtis Bay a Phil
penn Levine, 26letym re 300
blocku Pennington avenue, Cd
byvany v nedeli v hospode,
koncil odvezenlm obou do ne
mocnice, kde lecena byla po-
ranenf ma oblicejfch jejich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Otravy.

George E. Patterson, 47lety
zotavil Sc z otravy plynem v
nemocnici. Pokusil Sc
O sebevrazdu v sobotu v pribyt-
ku SVEN, We 1000 blocku Will
shy avenue. Nalezen byl lez1-
CT v plynovych kamen v pTf-
zeml domu. Ma kamnech .je-
den hoTak otevren byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19

Oznamuje Sc clenGm spolku
sv. Vojtecha re Sc Dude odby-
vat Tadna schdze pffstf nedeli,
dine FL. brezna urcite We 2 bod.
odpoledne. DGlezite jednan1
vyzaduje p~T1tomnost vsech Gle
MI.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, preds.
Jos. F. Viktor, tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Zranen padem Sc idle.

Padem Sc zidle, ma n1z spal
v hospode ma Chester a Madi-
son ulic1ch v nedeli, Wilmer
Slater, 28lety, poranen byl ma
hlave. Pc osetfeni v nemocni-
ci poslan byl do sveho pribyt-
ku v 900 blocku N. Duncan ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Tricetileta a sedmdesatiletv.

V obci Stare Shrine u Kla-
movie zili manzel6 BRANDED
skych. Nell stavenf a slusne
hospodafstv1. Brandejsky byl
w pc tretf zenat. Kdyz Sc pred
dvanacti lety zenil pc tretf, by
10 mu w pomalu sedmdesat
let. Mel nekolik dospelych d9tf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Volebni maSiny a stala
repIStrace

Baltimore budoucfm rokem
snad mfti Dude volebnf strojky
a stalou registraci, jak prone
sla 1tery mestska delegace v
Dome zakonodarny v Annapo-
lis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Bombovaci aeroplany do Siam
q Cinv.

Tri b~ombovacf aeroplany "a
slany byly v sobotu z Martin
zavodu ma Middle River do CT
ny a Siam, lodi City of Delhart
.jez kotvila u Locust Point. Je-
den urcen pro Siam a diva pro
Gnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-19
Maly O~znamOvatel.
Help WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRIME Sc zena pro 1klid
V dome, jednou tydne " pa
tek). Prime Sc neodkladne.
K doptan1 v redakci.
Evening star., 1937-05-22
YOUTHFUL MORM0NS
IN CONVENTION HERE
1000 From Four States Gather
for Two.Day Regional
Session.

approximately 1000 young people
from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Dela-
ware and New Jersey assembled to-
day at the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter Day Saints, 2S10 Sixteenth
street, for . two-day regional con-
vention Of the Mutual Improvement
Association, Mormon youth group
founded by Brigham Young.
Meetings are scheduled to Be held
At 3 pm. today and 1T 10 an. and
3 pm. tomorrow. Tonight's program
will include drama, dancing, music,
hobby display and public speak
ing to demonstrate activities Of the
past Winter in which both young and
old have participated.
DR.. Howard r. briggs. head Of the
department Of English education,
School Of Education, New York Uni
versity, nationally-known author,
will be the main speaker tomorrow
night.
Brigham Young's object in found
ing the Mia, as the group Is known,
was to elevate ideals Of young people,
provide wholesome recreation and
stimulate constructive use of leisure
time. Its program includes the larg-
est on-professional basket ball league
in the world, yearly dance. drama
and music festival for which thou
sands journey to the shores OF Great
Salt Lake to participate. and 4 chorus
Of 10000 young people which A.
sembles each June for . national
broadcast.
Evening star., 1937-05-22
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