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Evening star., 1937-11-14

represented cAthedrals in postage
stamp designs because OF the part
which they play in the Life OF the peo-
pie"
The exhibition Of the evening in
cluded cathedral stamps OF France
Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, C2echoslo-
vakta, Austria, Sweden, Denmark, Nor
way, Belgium, Estonia. Finland, Po-
land, Guatemala, Honduras, the Do
minican Republic and many other
governments; also cathedral photo
graphs, drawings, books and period
icals from all parts Of the world.
Program arrangements for National
Stamp Week are as follows:
Tomorrow evening at 7, Bethesda
Elementary School Auditorium, Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Junior Stamp
Club. Miss Sybil Baker, Fairgrounds
director, and Mrs. Ethel v. Taylor,
speakers.
Tomorrow evening at 730, from Sta
tion VOL, Washington Stamp Club
Of the Air. Albert F. Kunze will dis
cuss stamps and history.
Tomorrow evening at 8, joint meet
ing OF the Washington Collectors
Club and the Washington Air Mail
Society, Thomson School, Twelfth
street. Addresses and airpost exhi-
bition.
Tuesday evening at 8 Washington
Collectors Club, Thomson School.
Speakers, exhibition and bourse.
Wednesday evening at 8, Washing
ton Philatelic Society, Hotel Carlton,
Sixteenth street. Regular monthly
auction under direction of John r.
Ewell.
Wednesday evening at 8. joint meet
ing OF the Washington Collectors
Club and the Capital Pre-Cancel Club,
Thomson School. Addresses and ex-
hibition.
Thursday evening at 8, joint meet
ing of the Washington Collectors
Club and junior clubs from schools
and Fairgrounds. Thomson School
Teachers, supervisors and leaders will
speak.
Friday evening at 8. Washington
Collectors Club. pilgrimage to the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing.
Saturday afternoon at /. Philatelic
Luncheon Group, Hotel Harrington,
Eleventh street. Round-table discus
sion of stamp news.
Saturday evening at 8, annual BAN
quet of Washington Collectors Club,
Hay-Adams House, Sixteenth street.
All meetings are open to the public
and collectors are assured of cordial
welcome Tickets for the Collectors
Club banquet may be obtained from
Mrs Frederick r. Rice.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
0KLAH0MANs TO DANCE
Young Democrats of State Spon.
sor Thank sgiving Affair.

sor Thank sSlVlng Aua1r.
More than 600 Oklahomans living
In the District, including members OF
Congress from that State, will attend
q Thanksgiving dance sponsored by
the Oklahoma Young Democrats of
the District Saturday at the Wash
ington Hotel, William B. Cafky, presi-
dent, announced today.
The affair will last from 9 pm.
until l am. In charge of the ticket
sale is Lowell Walker. while j. Har-
old Land. club secretary, is the su-
pervisor of all arrangements.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
CAPITAL COMMUNISTS
TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
Members Of Party Meet Tonight
to Celebrate Founding of
Soviet Union.


The Soviet Unions twentieth ami
versary will be celebrated by the local
branch Of the Communist party with
= program 1t the Hall Of Nations.
Washington Hotel, at 3 O'Clock to.
night.
Jack Stachel, national trade union
director Of the party, will speak on
"A Way Out Of the War Crisis-Soviet
Peace Policy" Mr.. Stachel has visited
Russia frequently.
Jane Dudley, noted dancer, will
present a series Of interpretative
dances. A string ensemble from How
ard University will give a musical
program.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

stamps merely show her official map
The sector marked 'Territorio en- Lit
isio' is shaded the same as Nicaragua,
and this is what irks the Hondurans."
Nicaragua has announced a set of
seven miniature sheets for the So
called DAY Of the Race" The list
includes 1c, green, Diriangen; 4c,
Evening star., 1937-11-14

first day coUe from Sydney Sho,pino the sesoui-
csmtea stamps OF Ne0 South Wales reproduced aboue by
courtesy OF James MoSer jr McheIS bears the date
October l. and the cachet is uieO OF Sydney Harbor
Star Staf Photo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Ubil manzelku kladivem.

Lloyd Pusey, 44lety, popsa-
ny co byvaly farmaT a potul-
ny zpevak a kazatel v taver-
mach New Jersey, vypravel O
ustavicnych hadkach sc svou
manzelkou "a jich cesty pres
pevninu z Los Angeles sem, s
obcasnymi zastavkami v rGz-
nych mfstech kde kazal a ko-
lektoval penfze. Manzelske
spory skoncily, kdyz "evange-
lista" jemuz zena stTidave W.
hrozovala, re mu utece nebo
jej zabije, rozbil il kladivem
hlavu, kdyz spolu jeli v auto
modilu bl1zkosti Linden,N. J.
Poole vypovedi Puseyho,
manzele sc seznamili min. Ri
ma V Los Angeles kde jeho man
zelka, byvala Mary Cannon,
take 44leta, take byla kazatel-
kou. Vsecko pry bylo klidne
a boje zacaly kdy Pusey sc prJ
dovedel, re Mary nez 81 il wa.
byla ctyTikrate vdana a udrzo.
vala obcas pomer S nekterym
jejich manzeld.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Pc ID letech primal Sc ku
vrazdS.

Dne 20. cervence roku 1923
byla V tavern6 v Chicago pro
vedena vrazda, jejfz obet1 Sc
stal John Sullivan, 30lety els
mix. Vrah, ktery Sc dial ma u
tex, nebyl dopaden.
V Roy Oak, predmest1 De
troit, nynf um1ral 42lety VIM.
Brennan, vazeny obchodnfk a
zamozny zastupce velkych pi-
vovard, jichz pivo prodaval
rozvazec1m. Kdyz lekafi sc
pacienta vzdali, slabnouc1 hla-
sem pravil, re niue vefeJnost
sdeliti, re on Jest hledanyn
Ching Hoyem, hledany V Chi
cagu pro vrazdu Sullivana. TC
byla jeho posledn1 slova. Sko.
nal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Loupez " uni tiskarH.

V Chicago diva lupici pfisli
do 1radovny tiskaTske unie
Franklin No. 4. Jeden naf1dil
operatorce Mary Hudakove,
ably zastavila vsechny telefo-
ny. PAX naTfdil pTedsedovi u
ME H. Crambertovi, tajemnici
unie Grace Valentykove, orga-
nisatoru A. P~orterovi a w.
Reivertovi, ably odesli do velke
pokladny. Jeden z lupicd sym
paticky Tekl: "Nebojte Sc, my
vas tam dlouho nenechame a
policie vas vysvobodf."
PAX ukradli $1,000 a utekli.
Nahodou lupic neprirazil dive
re pokladny, pTedseda vybehl
a oknem volal ma ulici, ably lu-
pici byli chyceni. Ale ii zatim
odjeli. Ukraden6 penfze pred
Btavujf pTfsp6vky skolektova-
ne "a den. Skutecne policie
dostala "a kratko telefon toho-
to zn6nf: "Jd6te do c1sla sos
Washingtonu ulice a tam maj
dete V 8. poschodf n6kolik osob
zavrenych pokladne." Pax
muz pov6sil a policie prisla,
kdyz jiz Sc pTepadenf sami Wy
svobodili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Zotoznena.

zena, ktera byla nalezena v
New Yorku strelena, poboda-
ma a vtesnana do sudu bl1ze
He'll Gate Bridge, byla ztotoz-
nena jake Esther Gordon, 38
roku stara vdova z Revere,
Mass. Ztotoznen1 provedeno
cd Benjamin. Josepha, resi-
denta hotelu Edison, 228 zap.
At. ulice v Manhattan.
Joseph znal Gordonovou pc
nekolik rokG. Jej1 manzel byl
usmrcen pri automobilovem
nestesti Ell Paso, Tex, pred
mesicem.
Policie v Revere, Mass, hla-
sila, re Gordon byla "dobre
mama" mezi charaktery pod
svetf Revere a v Bostonu. By
la dvakrate provdana. Druhy
manzel jeji byl jednim z nej-
vetsfch "pedlak1" narkotic-
kymi drogy v zemi jak policie
V Rever udava. Tamn1 policie
udava take, re prvnfm muzem
zavrazdene zeny byl muz jme-
mem Mussman, bostonsky fez-
mix. Gordonova mela syna, 16
rOku stareho.
Jak, proc a kde byla Gordo-
nova zavrazdena, jest hadan-
kou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03

KraJanske z ruznych stran.
- Federalnf drady patrali
pc majiteli tajneho lihovaru,
ktery byl zar1zen We prazdne
staji ma farme Frank Burese,
bl1ze Oxford Junction, Iowa.
Dne 5. srpna udal Sc We staji
vybuch a vznikl ohen. PTichva-
tavsi hasici z Oxford Junction
zjistili lined pr1cinu pozaru,
kdyz tam nasli zar1zen1 ma w
robu alkoholu. o existence tai
neho lihovaru, jehoz ddmyslne
zafizeni odhadovalo sc ma &c.
900, nemeli Tide tom okoll
bydlfci zadne zdan1. Frank
Bures, MATTEL fanny, kde o.
hen povstal a trosky taJneho
lihovaru byly nalezeny, tvrdil,
re mu nebylo mic znamo o tom,
re Tide, kteri 81 jeho stavby ma
|farme pronajali, neco protiza-
konneho tam provadeli. Mic
meme Bures byl predvolan
pred komisare Spoj. StatG v
Cedar Rapidslch a vyslychan.
Distriktni navladn1 vznesl nan
zalobu, obviniv jej re spiknutl
Sc ku pfestoupen1 zakona ohle-
dine vnitrozemske dane a re tr-
pei ma SVEN majetku tajny, ne
licensovany lihovar.P T1pad bu-
de vyvolan u federalnlho SOU
du v Cedar Rapids1ch pc zaha-
jenf podzimn1ho soudniho OBJ
dob1 koncem zaf1.
- Mezi americkymi manor
mimi d1stojn1ky, ktef1 jsou pri-
deleni ma valecne lode konajl-
CT sluzbu v c1nskych vodach,
nachazi sc tez krajan George
Knupfer. Byl namornlm po-
rucfkem a v kvetnu tohoto ro-
ku jmenovan k%apitanem torpe-
doborce u. S. S. Pigeon Sc KITE
rym byl poslan ma Dalny w
chod. Glen cesty je pristav
Using Tao. Jeho otec byl kdy-
ST Zamestnan V ceSkych nOvl-
mach.
= Jeden muz sc utopil a 2
byli zachraneni kdyz canoe We
kterem veslovali, Sc prevratilo
ma jezefe Big Whitefish, asi 30
mil severne Cd Brainerd, MINI
Obeti nestesti stall Sc krajan
R. C. Kocka, 42lety, promi-
nentnf pojistovac1 jednatel z
Brainerd. Kocka ztratil sve
veslo, take nemohl zabraniti
re canoe Sc dostalo do koryta
mezi vysoke Why a pfevrhlo
Sc. Utonuly, jehoz telo bylo
pozdeji ~nalezeno, Zanechal
vdovu a tri deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Andrew w. Mellon skonal.

V Southampton, N. Y, sko-
nal Andrew w. Mellon We We
ku 80 let. Do politickeho Ii
vota vstoupil pc prve kdyz jej
president Harding jmenoval
tajemnfkem departmental po-
kladu. Slouzil pc smrti Hard
ingove We Wade presidenta
Coolidge a pc t6 Hoovera. Ma
sklonku Hooverovy administra
&c byl jmenovan velvyslancem
v Londyne.
Republican, jejichz byl stra-
nikem, nazyvali Mellona nej-
vetsim sekretaTem pokladu cd
dob Alexandra Hamiltona, Ia
to demokrate podnikali ma je-
no administered prudke 1toky
a dokonce byl V senate podan
navrh, ably ma neho byla VINE
sena obzaloba a zbaven sveho
1Fadu. Navrh %neproSel. Vyty-
kalo Sc mu, re je exponent O.
brovskeho kapitalu v jehoz
prospect pracuje.
Obrovske jmeni zbudoval v
oleji a aluminium a vliv Jim
kontrolovanych neb vlastne-
nych podnikG Sc rozprostlral
pc celem sv6t6. Jeho jmenf a
jmenf rodiny, je odhadovano
ma 500, OO0,O 900 dollaru. Ia sve
no zivota rozdal des1tky milo
MI ma kulturni, c1rkevn1 a ume-
lecke 1cely a posledn1 dar byl
Wade Spojenych Statd. Ia
sveho zivota- nesmely, malo-
mluvny financnfk kupoval u
meleck6 a cenne obrazy do sve
iedinecne sbirky. Celou tutc
obrazarnu sc rozhodl darovat
Wade a musel byt odhlasovan
zvlastnf zakon, ably vlada mo-
hla dar pTijmout. Cena obra-
III a budova, ktera Sc z penez
Mellonovych We Washington6
stavf, Sc pacf ma 100000, 900.
Mezi obrazy jsou vzacne origi-
naly, kter6 Mellon tajne odkou
pill Cd Sovetske vlady. Tento
prodej Sc dlouho tail, nebot a
nj Sov6ty ami Mellon 81 nepfali
1--WE reklamy. Bylo totiz INA
mo, re Mellon byl pT1kry pro
twink move ruske vlady a So
v9tska vlady a sovetska vlada
nem6la zajist6 zvlastn1 lasku
k pTedstaviteli nej1hlavnejs1-
no sveho nepT1tele = velkeho
kapitalu.
V6ren sv6 skromnosti, poza-
dial, ably nova umelecka gale
RE nenesla jeho jmeno, jak by
10 V kongrese navrzeno. Bude
Sc proto jmenovati Narodn1 u
melecka galerie Spojenych
StatG.
Skon jeho byl pokojny "a
p%Tftomnosti dcery a dvou synG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Blanicka
Karel Dewetter:

V kamenne SIM Blanika,
kol ohne, vecne jenz hara,
bd1 kruhu reel a kralove,
ceske to zeme straz stara.
D1 BTetislav kn1zes
"Kdyz venku rye hrom,
tn stare Sc vzpom1nky budl!
Oh, mec slyset svistet q kopl
sve smet prohnat vrah1 hrudl'
"Mdj Silt puka vekem" - di
Otakar kral -
"a ocel mi rezav1 v pesti -
Hoj, pevce, uder v struny jiz
a O starych rec1ch pei ~zvestl!"
A bradati husitstf hoffman
S povzdechem kyvajf hlavou:
"Kde Usti! V1tkov! Sudomef!
Eel, konec je S kalicha slavou'
"Dost uz tech reel"
v tom Zizka hfm1 -
go pofad strasf yam lebf?
Vyckejte! Vsak jeste Dude mas
v Cechach kdys zapotrebl!'
Lid mas sam dobyl 81 svobody
a volna rodna je zeme -
vSak zevSad ma nj cent cub
cizakG vlci pleme.
Jestlize nekdy vsak udefl,
pax, bratTf, z Blanika letem
S nasimi spolu CHI ten vpad
lsrazfme, pobijem, smetem!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
z KruhH Prace.

4 kfunu PraCe.
Konvence Unie Automobile
veho Delnictva prijala ma sve
schGzi v Milwaukee resoluci
die nfz sc uklada jejfmu Glen
stvu zvlastni dan 81, jejiz cely
vytezek 100000, Dude veno-
wan ma organizacn1 kampan
mezi zamestnanci Fordovych
automobiles.
Delnfci u florida, kterf mlu-
viii ma konvenci, rekli pT1tom-
nym. re delnfci Fordovych "a
vodG by Sc radi pridali k uni a
re nebudou zastaveni. JIM
prohlasili re "otevTena dina"
u Fordovych zavodd jest ohro-
zenfm unie a jejich smluv S o.
statnfmi automobilkami a ma
zaklade toho must byti zasta-
vena.
Lewis We sve reel Sc mimo-
chodem zminil, re pocet clen1
uni u CIO stale rosie, a presa-
hi liz $780, 900 osob, coz jest
vice nezli ma Americka Fede-
race Prace.
- Hrozba stavky vyslovena
dopravnimi uniemi, jez tvorf t..
Nv. velkou petku, kdyz vyjed-
navanf O dvacetiprocentnl pT1-
davek skoncilo odpefenfm ze-
leznic povoliti jakekoli zvyse-
nj mezd ma porade Chicago.
Toto rozhodnutf melo "a
p6tf skoncenf conference mezi
zastupci zeleznicn1ch bratrs-
tev a zeleznic trvaj1c1 jiz diva
a pGl tydne, konane budove
Capitol V Chicago.
Cely spor vznesen ma presi-
denta Roosevelta.
DIE federalnfho zakona pre-
sident je takovem prfpade O.
pravnen jmenovati komisi pro
zjisteni fakt, skladajici Sc re
zastupc1 uni, zamestnancG a
verejnosti uni, zamestnavate-
III a verejnosti. Tim Dude stav-
ka automaticky odlozena nej-
meme O 60 dn1. V zakone ne
nj zadneho ustanoven1, ably
bylo vynuceno to, co komise u
znala "a fakt, a CO must ozna-
miti tricet dnf pc SVEN utvo-
Ten1.
Poklada Sc "a jisto re vaha
vefejneho minen1 pc vydani
zpravy t6to komise vynutf u
rovnanf sporu beze stavky.
Zastupci peti zeleznicnfch
b~ratrstev prohlasujf, re nespo-
kojf Sc ami s desetiprocentnim
AMI S p6ti procentnfm pr1dav-
KEN, nybrz chit pTidavek diva
cetiprocentnf. Zastupci zelez-
mic naproti tomu prohlasujf, re
takovy pr1davek by znamenal,
re by zeleznice prodelavaly
miliony rocne a re nejsou O.
chotny povoliti zadny pfida-
vek.
Zastupce drahy Pennsylva-
MIA, H. Enoch, ktery jest mluv-
elm vsech zeleznic, pravil, Re
pozadavek zeleznicaT1 by mi
Gil vsechny zeleznice a proto
must byt odmftnut. Kdyz by
10 definitivne rozhodnuto, re
zeleznice nepovolf, zastupcovf
Velk6 petky odesli z konferen-
&c S prohlasen1m, re stanovis-
ko zeleznic nenechava jinoU
alternative nez stavku.
= Poole zpravy z Washing.
tonu ~ milionu delnikG be.
hem Is mes1cG opustilo WPA
zam6stnan1, protoze nalezl:
praci V soukromem podnikani
Poole ornament administrato.
ra H. L. Hopkinse, program
WPA pokracuje V hranicicl
rozpoctu, die ktereho $780,.
900, 900 ma byt vynalozeno ns
nouzove prace v ramci WPA
Mnoz1 byvalf WPA zamestnar
ci nalezli pouze docasne "a.
m6stnanf a ocekava Sc, re pc
sezonn1ch praclch mnozi 2
mich pfijdou zpet a budou Sc
dozadovat pomoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Nechce prijiti o kuIicku.

V Gekarne u l6kaTe sed1 diva
kluci. eco je vam ?" taze Sc
lekaT.
ia jsem spolkl kulicku a
idu k VAN, pane doktore, aby-
ste il dostal ven"
"A ty patrne doprovazis sve-
no kamarada?" obratil Sc le-
kar k druhemu chlapci.
"To ne, ale ia kulicka je
ma"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-03
Chlapik.

eco mil syn napise, to ODE
censtvo primo hlta."
"To je tax skvely spisova-
tel?"
me, ale pfse jfdelnf listky
We vIbOrne restauraci."
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07

SEATTLE has habit Of rsasti,
ing It's mayors when they are
not satisfactory One was mus ,,lsts
ed in 1911 and another in IosI Nv,
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
LATEST IDEAS IN
KNITTED FASHIONS
Materials Used Mostly Gotten
and Rsyon Threads.

What can be nicer than saejns
beautiful clothes, especially wher
.hey are knitted by the skillf,lI
hands Of the Paris designersq
Shown In the Amy Blatt colIec.
tlon are some lovely suits, dresses.
bathing ensembles in the wav Of
dresses with entirely open backs.
and evening dresses.
The prevailing colors were light
grayish blue, periwinkle blue. she'll
pink, and light green and navy blue
for some of the tailored suits. USUALLY
worn with white, pale pink, or pale
blue blouses. The blouses are GRO
cheted for the most part. with iaboi
effects in place of collars.
Materials used are mostly cotton
and rayon threads, some silk for
some of the blouses. and wool for
the skirts.
Marvellous new points are shown
on all those clothes. Diagonal lines
are knitted in open work, crossing
the entire dress or just the skirt; |
pleatlngs are made in knitting. too.
giving the perfect aspect Of sun-ray
pleatlng without diminishing the
effect of slmness and smartness.
A blouse crocheted in finest ravon
and reminding one of the spiders
web, is one of the seasons novel
lies
CieVerly combined suits have
'ather puffed sleeves down. TO the
elbow, where they begin to slim
Town and become almost tight
'ound the wrist. Jackets are lust
'bove the hip-hne, taken IN at the
waist, with one or two buttons.
'onne have breast pockets.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
CHURCHES

FoSt Feok kutherAfa Church
| Sunday, Jan. srd, 1887.
Morning Worship iu Fl Peck a,
II a. m,
-
Afternoon Service in New Dea
at the klavan home. at z D. m.
Luther League program at the
church. at 8 o. m.
Fort Peck ladies aid meets at
the church on Wednesday, Jan. 6
at z p. m.
The Wheeler ladies aid meets
with Mrs. Roy Paus on Thursday.
Jan. 7th. at 2:30 D N.
q. N. Rue. Pastor
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
t'o't PEEK Com nlnity
Church

tHurcn SCHOOL, lU.3U
Morning worship IL q
Sermon Topic: A series of ser
mons on A Character Portrait
Of Jesus the first to be, "Th.
Strength of Jesus"
Special music by the Male Qua
tet; my Task"
The Ladies Guild meets Mon
lay afternoon at 2 o. m, in the
lobby of the Recreation Hall.
Vestry meets al 7::30 p. m Mon
day, at the Parsonage.
Albert H, Miller Past r.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07

men. II asked The Corporation coun.
sci to draft the charges in CON
densed form SO that an effort could
be made to obtain the "a, 900 sigma
lures necessary for a special recall
election.
Dore, fifty-four, was elected in
March over Arthur B. Langlie. can
cidate Of the New Order Of Cincin-
natus, an independent organization
OF Young voters seeking better nau-
liclpal gONernrnenf.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07

A demure little fitted jacket with
wide rounded lapels accompanies a
frock in allover embroidered Swiss
organdie to make lovely costume
for summer evenings. A tailored
grosgrain ribbon bow high at the
neckline in latest approved fashion
adds smart contrast color note.
Outstanding in the summer style
program is the evening gown tail
ored of sheer cottons or of piqus
or printed linen. An accompany.
ing jacket as here shown is
most important feature. 1t is in
teresting to note that formal eve
ming gowns and ensembles are
created along two entirely different
lines of thought. One is the tailored
effect as here shown and the other
is the very soft feminine styling with
laces and bows and beguiling saghes
and Widened skirts.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
MiIalY'S EaEs

Many museums maintain I'm,
collections; others display fans il
the costume section along with the
costumes that they enhanced. III one
such collection one may see the
mother of pearl fan, ribboned to-
gether, that accompanies the lust
rous lavender gown of stiff silk worn
by certain great lady at the White
House. Or an ancient fan Of horn,
nine and half inches high, of the
type in vogue during the French
Empire period, suggests stately
court functions-or whispered court
gossip.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07

a movement Il a 4
been started for the
recall of M yor
John f. Dore, who
is accused of inoit,
ing acts of violence
in a labor dispute.
Formal charges OF
misfeasance, NAL
feasance and viola.
ton of the oath of
Office W ere con-
tanned in a petition
s j & n e d by fifteen
women and eleven
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
Mountain Named for PLATE

The beautiful Swiss mountain
Pilatsx was so named because Pom.
thus PLATE is said to have drowned
himself in the lake few hundred
feet below its summit.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
re OF Constitution Franaers

The average age of the trainers
OF the Constitution was ferty-three
years. Twenty were under forty.
Benjamin Franklin was the oldest.
eighty-one, Jonathan Dayton the
youngest, twenty-seven.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
Shortest -priz Fight

The shortest prize fight in the his
tory OF professional pugiIism took
place in Montreal in 1923 when Al
Foreman of England knocked oui
Ruby Levine Of Russia in II ID sec.
onds which included the count.
Collier S Weekly.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
First Moye in Chess

In playing chess the right Of first
move must be determined by lot
The player having the first move
must always play with the white
men.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
Governs Gibraltar

The Rock of Gibraltar has been
under British control since 1904.
when it was captured from the
Kingdom of Granada. 1t is a crown
colony ruled over by a governor.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
Ihrisizing

The name Ihrisizing is taken from
its inventor. It is \ naethse Of ariv-
ing silicon into steels or ferrous art
lcies to form protective case OF
almost any desired thickness.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
FOR RENT
n office!

|, Harold V. Best, state that
will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by my wife Mrs.
Florence NJ. Best,
Signed,
Harold v. Best
The Fort Peck press., 1937-01-07
Naming Yucatan

Yucatan got its name because the
Indians said Yucatan, meaning I'VE
do not understand" when the Span
iards asked the name of their coast.
The Washington times., 1937-04-13
Auditorium to Go
Under Plans For
Little MdlP'

Preliminary plans for little
mall" extending from Eighteenth
and E Streets Northwest to the
Naval Hospital are being made by
the Interior Department, it was
learned today.
If the plan goes through, 1t
would be necessary to demolish the
Washington Auditorium, now used
for Government offices, and to &C
quire much land now being used
for business purposes.
This parking plan would be in
line with the proposed develop
ment of a Northwest Government
"rectangle" in which would be To-
Gated eventually the new War and
Navy Department buildings.
New York Avenue would be
realigned under this plan.
The Washington times., 1937-04-13
CAUSE
OF AIR CRASH

A dislodged radio microphone
jammed the control and caused
the crash Of a United Airlines air
plane into San Francisco Bay
February 9, bringing death to II
persons, the Bureau of Air Com
merce found today. The report
said:
at is the opinion of the board
that the probable cause Of this
accident was accidental JAM
ming of the elevator controls as
the result of a micrOphone being
inadvertently dropped and lOdg.
ing in such position that the
crew was unable to prevent
rapid descent of the airplane."
Sharpness of the planes descent
and the manner in which it first
struck the water showed a sudden
loss of elevator control, the report
said, and continued:
cit also suggests = quickly
executed emergency maneuver
on the part Of the pilot in using
his remaining controls to place
the airplane in a striking posi-
ton most favorable to his pas
Sengers."