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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Edward, vevoda z Wind

- EDWARD, VoVOua 4 w mo-
sor, byvaly anglicky kral, cetl
ma Vanocnf Den cast evangelia
O narozenf Krista z kazatelny
anglikanske c1rkve We Vidni.
Rev. C. Grimes, kaplan an
glicke legace, mel kazanf O
"zenstvf'', nacez Edward pre-
cetl verse 1. az 20. z druhe ka-
pitoly Sv. Lukase jasnym a
klidnym hlasem, budicim do
|.jem, re je S mimi dobre sezna-
men.
Ex-kral ma to pozorne naslou-
chal kazan1, a S nadsenim Sc L.
castnil v dotazech a jinych cas-
tech bohosluzeb. Ku konci sc
podilel ma zpevu "B1h ochra-
nuj krale."
= Dvacet sest osob bylo "a
bito a sto poraneno pri explo-
81 ma italskem parnfku Cesare
Battisti v pTistavu Nassau v i
talske Eritreji, ma vychodni po-
brezf Afriky.
Plameny, jez pc vybuchu
vznikly, rozs1Tily sc rychle S To-
di Ia pTfstav. Popelem lehlo
nekolik pristavnfch budov, me-
ri mimi take kancelarska budo-
va prfstavnfho 1fadu. z jed
noho sta poran6nvch 20 lie We
velice vaznem stavu, jak Sc k
horejsf zprave dodatecne or
namuJe.
= We vsi LysZeZyca ma Pole
ST v Polsku zije 118leta staren-
ka Justyna Prygodicz. Narodi-
la sc roku 1917.
Re sachty uhlodol1 v Ro-
sta. Mexiko bylo vytazeno "a
mrtvych hornfkd, zahynulych
"a vybuchu zanfcenych dull
Mich plynG.
Nestesti toho jest nejvets1 "a
poslednich 80 let.
Rosita jest mala havfrska o.
sada.
Jihoafricka unie pocina
cd nedavna S vysllanim move
lahGdky ma svetovy trh. Jsou
to konservy z kobylek nadmiru
oblibene jak C1nany, tax Ara
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Nasty Sc pGvodni plany svato-
vitskeho chramu.

Ma stutgartske radnici, v ar
chivu starych 1cetnickych knih
byl We st1cce pergamenovych
1ctd nalezen vazek pGvodn1ch
plant starych nemeckych sta
vitelG chramG a mezi mimi pet
listin, z nichz vysv1ta, re to
jsou plany ~prazskeho domu,
kreslene starym svabskym mi
strem s~tavitelem Petrem Par
lefem. Objev ucinil archivar
stutgartske radnice DIR. Stencil
ktery dial vSechny listing pro-
studovat DIR. Ottovi Kletzlovi v
Marburgu, znalci osud1 rodu
Parlr1. Ten pravost plant po-
tvrdil. Je v Mich zejmena ma
znacen projekt hlavnf chramo-
We lodi, dale predloha fasady a
jeste jine detaily, z nichz zej-
mena vysvfta, jak 81 prvnl sta
vitele svatovitskeho chramu
pTedstavovali hlavnl chramo-
YOU vez. Jak sc plany dostaly
do stutgartu, Sc vysvetll snad
dals1m zkoumanlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Vystava Masarykova dila.

Vystava dfla presidenta T.
G.. Masaryka We Vyskove Sc
skoncila pc Al dnech trvani.
Pr vystave, kterou usporadalo
Krajinske museum vyskovske,
poradal Sc cyklus sedmi pred
nasek O zivote a cinnosti presi-
denta Osvoboditele. V petit
tisicovem meste navstlvilo w
stavu 5672 osob. Petitis1cl nav
stevnik, vojln vyskovske posad
ky Frantisek Juriga, rodem re
Slovenska, dostal album Masa-
ryk We fotografii a knihy "a
500 Kc. Mimo to bylo rozda-
no navstevnikIm deset svazku
Masarykovych spis1 a 60 knih
cenne cetby. Vystava Dude Sc
nyni instalovat v rodisti presi-
dentove v Hodonfne. 0 VISTA
WI sc uz nynf uchazi pc Hodo-
nine dalsfch pet NEST, mezi nj
mi zvlaste Zlfn a Kosice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Sekta mormonIG msla " Tabore
krtiny.

Americka nabozenska sekta
mormonG vyv1j1 v Cechach v
posledn1 dobe cilou agitaci. Ma
skupinu svych stoupencG v Pra
re a zaklada skupiny i pc VEN
kove. V TaboTe, kde mormo-
nj mali skupinu i zvlastnfho
duchovn1ho sc konaly prvn1
mormonske kftiny. Krteny by
ly dive zeny a jeden muz. Pro-
toze pTi mormonskem krtu mu-
81 byt stoupenec c1rkve pono-
rem cely do vody, konaly Sc
krtiny v nadrzi mestskych laz-
nj. Dostavilo Sc nejen hodne
zajemcG o tuto nabozenskou
sektu, ale i hoste a jeden vyssi
hodnostaT z Prahy, ktery pro-
nesl rec. Mormonskou sektu
zalozil "prorok" Smith a Cd 70
ku 1852 bylo v sekte pfijato
mnohozenstv1. Cd mnohozen-
stv1 nyn1 upustili, ostatne zako-
ny no nedovolujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Nevefi farafi a matrice.

0 vsem je mono rozumne
mluvit s Janem Gazo, ktery Sc
poctive zivi prac1 v cukrovaru
v Seredu, jen Sc nesm1 zaclt
hovorit o jeho start. Je jiz hod-
ne pres ctyricet, tvrdf, re je te-
prve 22lety chlapec a re mu
farar v matrice pridal dvacet
let. Proto ma ma farare zlost,
kterou 81 nyn1 vybil i ma neko-
lika tabulkach oknech koste-
la. Vytloukl je kamen1m. Phi
znal, re to byla pomsta "a to,
re no faraf udelal starslm o
tolik let. Chtel pry mu proto
dokazat, re je mlady chlapec,
protoze start Tide pry nehazeJl
kamenim do oxen. Vsechno
presvedcovani o pravem start
je u Gazi marne. Cit Sc 22le-
tym chlapcem a Poole toho jed
ma. A beda, KIDD by Sc mu pro-
twill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Csl. neumi ziskati a udrzeti
pratele.

Prazsky Denik "Venkov"
pod otazkou: "Proc mas ne
mali radi?" rozepsal Sc takto:
Vynikajfci anglicky publicista
Garwin, sefredaktor jednoho z
nejseriosnejsfch anglickych Ii
stu "The Observer, napsal do
uvedeneho listu Fly clanek pro-
tt Ceskoslovensku. Obvinil mas,
re jsme vypadni branou Sove-
til. V nedeln1ch "lidskych no.
vinach" a "Narodn1m osvobo-
zenf" bylo mu odpovedeno.
Odpovedi byly RUNE. Zat1m
co v "Lidovych novinach" po-
vazuj1 Garwina "a cestneho
muze a vynikajicfho publicistu,
jemuz vytykajf jen, re ne
vzkusne Sc posmfval tvaru nasi
zeme, v "Narodnfm osvoboze-
nj" oznacujf uvedeneho angli-
ckeho publicistu "a cloveka,
ktery do nedavna byl povazo-
van "a jednoho z nejvyznac-
nejsich publicistG. Jdou do
konce dale, nebot o mem pis1,
re "ubohy staresina anglicke
zurnalistiky ztratil docela hla-
w."
Mluvi O jeho nehoraznem u
toku, ktery AMI v nejobskurnej-
sim madarskem platku Sc ne
objevil, mluv1 o jeho slepe ne
navisti, oznacujl no "a hazar-
dera, jmenuji no posedlym An
glicanem, tvrdf, re je konfusnf
a jeho clanek je vyplodem fan
TASTE.
"Narodnf osvobozeni" je IL
stem, ktery velmi casio a rad
poucuje jine a dava jim lekce
re zahranicn1 politiky. "Na-
rodnf osvobozen1" jest oznaco-
vano "a list bl1zky zahranicnl-
mu ministerstvu.
Garwin jest novinaf, jehoz
vzpom1na take T. C. Masaryk
We sve svetove revoluce". Je
to byvaly vrchnf redaktor nej-
lepsi encyclopedia sveta, KITE
rou je Britska encyclopedia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Zimni salaty.

Caste slysime cd hospodyn
stesky, re V zine je nedosta-
tex salatG. Je vsak salat, KITE
ry rosie V prfrode i v mrazu a
sn6hu. Zahradn1ci vypestova-
Ii druh salatu, ktery odolava
i zine. Kdo ma zahradu mel
by jej V pffstf zine pestovati.
Krone hlavkoveho, jest jeste
nekolik salat1, ktere jsou mu
podobny, chutnaj1 vsak pone-
kud ostreji a jsou tuzs1. Je to
zvlaste endivie Gill eskariol.
Listky V srdlcku jsou nej vice
horke. Nekdo ma tuto chut
rad, KIDD vsak je nepf1telem
kazde horkosti, tomu upravime
salat nasledovne: stredn1 list
ky odrezame a poloz1me asi
ma hodinu do vlazne vody.
PAX upravime omacku re 2 lzic
oleje, jedn6 lzfce estragonove-
no octa, trochu soil a hofcice.
Take z Tetkve a cervene f1py a
predevsfm z celeru, mrkve, kve
taku, r6zickove kapusty dali
Sc pTipraviti vyborne salaty.Na
trhu najdeme mnoho rGznych
odrud salatG, jen kdyz 81 jich
vsfmame a nelp1me-li ma usta-
lenych druz1ch. Pomohou nam
nahraditi nedostatek vitaminG,
ktery v ZINE pocitujeme. Mel
l6pe udelame, kdyz vsechny
tyto salaty poz1vame syrove.
|Syrovy kvetak nastrouhame,
pfidame drobne nakrajenou CT
bulku, nekolik rajskych jabl1-
eek a polejeme olejem. Niue
me pridati tez vaTenou ryzi.
Take S citronem, olejem, salot-
kou a km1nem chutna kvetak
dobfe. Vyborny salat jest re
syroveho kyseleho zelf. Kysele
zeli rozkrajime ma drobno, pfi-
dame dive rozsekane kysele o.
kurky a mrkev, trochu km1nu a
drobne nasekane cibulky a Ia
lejeme majonesou nebo olejem
smfchanym Sc stavou z citro-
nu. Konecne mGzeme pripra-
vovat ovocne salaty z ~cerstve-
no i suseneho ovoce. Pfida-
nell k MIN lz1ci ovesnych nebo
psenicnych vlozek, z1skame
velmi vyzivnou a zdravou stra-
WI. Med, citronova stava ne
DO rozsekane oTechy pc pf1pa-
de utluceny anis, hTeb1cek atd.
dodajf temto salatGm chut a a.
roma. Dopln1me-li takto zim-
nj jfdelnf l1stek, nezpGsobl
nam pT1chod jara obvyklou ma
latnost, ktera je vyvolana ne
dostatkem vitaminG v zimnlm
obdob1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Z pragermanskeh Settle oby-
cejny cesky Zajfc.

Jeden cesky farar v obci
ma Strfbrsku dostal dopis z
Bavorska. Nejaky pan Settle
prosil, ably mu pan farar vyp-
sal rodokmen. PotTebuje pry
prokazati, re je arijec. Pan
farar prohledal stare matriky
a zjistil, re jeden predek Seit-
z1v Sc jmenoval a je v matrice
zapsan jake Saytz. Tat1nek
tohoto pana Saytze je vsak v
matrice zapsan jkao docela O.
bycejny a poctivy cesky Zajic.
TAX to pan Seitz ma cerne ma
bflem: Je cistokrevny arijec,
ale ne cistokrevny nemec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Skok do mocIvky S kamenem
ma krku.

Vdova pc domkaTi, 60leta
Marie Rapantova z H%alenkovic
u Napajedel, spachala sebe-
vrazdu hroznym zpGsobem,
privazala 81 ma kirk velky ka-
men a takto zatlzena skocila
ma dvorku sveho hospodaTstv1
do mocGvky. Kamen vtahl
Rapantovou do nepatrne pro-
hlubne a Rapantova zemfela
udusen1m. Sebevrazdu spacha-
la Rapantova nervovem roz-
ruSenl mad ztratou sveho man
zela a syna. Manuel zemTel
asi pred rokem a syn Rapanto-
We Sc asi pred dvema mes1ci O.
besil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Zlodeji u biskupa.

V Trnave neznam1 pachate-
lie Sc vloupali do kancelaTe bis
kupa Jatausche a uloupili tam
zlate hodinky S Tet1zkem, cen
ny dalekohled a dive zlata plni-
CT pera v hodnote 5000 Kc. Pa
chatele vnikli do biskupstv1 ok
mem. Ma chodbe nasli kl1ce, il
miz 81 otevreli kancelafe. Je-
Ste vecer Sc podarilo cetnictvu
zatknouti diva jiz trestane zlo-
dele, Stepana Polaka a Jana
Michal1cka, kter1 Sc pTiznali,
re vloupan1 provedli do biskup
skeho 1Tadu. Odcizene veci
odnesli do zastavarny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Rodinna tragedie.

Kdyz pekarsky mistr J. Ro-
kos v Koulove ulici v Dejvi-
cfch neprisel do sveho kramu v
Lotysske ulici, poslala jeho
svagrova, ktera je v Rokosove
krame zamestnana jake kram-
ska, ucne S klfcem, ably Sc po-
dival, co sc dele. Ucen O IL.
iodine odemkl byt a uc1til
prudky zapach svftiplynu. Ma
posteli v kuchyni lezela Roko-
sova zena Cecilie, vedle nj ma
zemi pekaf Rokos. Rokosova
byla jiz mrtva, Rokos byl bez
'vedomi. Ucen strhl poplach.
Privolany policejnf lekar dial
zenu odvezti do 1stavu pro sou
dnf pitvu a muze do nemocni-
'ce. Jeho stav je beznadejny.
Pr prohlidce bytu sc nasla TO-
tografie jejich dvoulete deer
ky, lezici rakvi. Ma fotogra-
fiji pripsal Rokos nekolik SLOW
ma rozloucenou s matkou. Po-
die vypoved1 svedkG prisel Ro-
kos dom1 dost pozde. Bylo sly
Set hlasy, jake by Sc Sc zenou O
necem prel. Potion vse utich-
10. setrenim Sc zjistilo, re ko-
hout plynovodu byl otevfen,
gumova hadice strzena a ma
dvere zaveseny kabaty, ably
plyn nemohl unikat ven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Savle pro Jiskru z Brandysa
i pro nynejSi armada.

Savle ceskych vojakd jsou z
dllen, ktere vyrabely savle i
pro husitske vojsko Jana Jis-
kry z Brandysa. V republice
je totiz jedina tovarna ma savle
a to We Stosu u Kosic. Savle Sc
tam vyrabej1 uz n6kolik set let.
Kdysi tato tovarna, tehdy O.
vsem remeslna dina, vyzbro-
jovala savlemi i kTizacka VOL
ska prot Turk1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Odsouzeny komunisticky
tajemnik.

Brnensky krajsky trestn1
soud odsoudil komunistickeho
redaktora JindTicha Veseleho
z Prahy XII. pro pTecin rusenl
becneho m1ru a pfecin schva-
trestn1ch cin1 do tuheho
vezen1 ma tri tydny, zostfen6-
no tvrdym lGzkem tydne, ne
podmlnene. Wesley dostal trest
"a svoji rec ma komunistickem
taboru 1. kvetna 1884 v zidlo-
chovic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Til pFirodni reservace
" Tafrach

Ma statnfch pozemcfch We
Vysokych Tatrach mali byti
zf1zeny tfi pTfrodni reservace.
Je to pfedevsfm ma .javorin-
skem 1seku, ma byvalem Ho-
henlohskem lesn1m panstvi, tax
daleko, pokud saba ceskoslo-
venske 1zem1. Druha reserva-
ce je ma zapadnl cast later V
1dol1 Koprove a Tiche. Tfet1
reservacn1 pasmo Sc prost1ra
ma 1zem1 u Vysokych Hag1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Nesklizena repa ma poll DOLBY
vana chudYmi.

VelkOstatek V Kostomlatech
u B1liny nasazel vic fepy nez
kolfk mel urceno cukrovarem.
Cukrovary nikde V okoli mad
kontingentn1 repu nechtely
prijmout a jinak Sc velkostat-
ku nepodarilo repu take zpe-
nezit. Ma rozloze asi Is stry-
CHI zGstala repa V zemi a nj
kdo Sc O nj nestaral. Darova-
ma chudym lidem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
PosIedni lee Iovce.

Vekeho honu, ktery byl u
spofadan v rev1ru mezi jim
dTichovem a Chocovicemi, Sc
z1castnil take 59lety tovarn1k
Vilem Bergman z Ase. Pr
druhe leci Sc nahle V Tad6 low
Gu zapotacel. Priskocili k ne
mu. Odevzdal jim svou pusku
Sc slovy: "Vyjmete naboje, at
Sc nestane neStest1! !" a skonal v
rukou svych pratel-lovc1. Byl
ranen srdecn1 mrtvic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Pro n~eStastnou lasku.

35lety MATTEL holicskeho "a
vodu Adolf Tomecka v Hrani-
cich Sc pred kratkym casem "a
miloval do sve mlade hezke
kadernice, ackoliv byl zenat.
Kdyz byl odmitnut, rozhodl Sc,
re spacha sebevrazdu. Poll
v jednom hostinci znacne
mnozstv1 alkoholu, nacez O %.
bod. Sci do sve oficiny a otev-
rel kohoutek cd sv1tiplynu. A
81 O pGl noci ucftila manzelka
Emilia Paulika, obyvajfc1 SOU
sedn1 byt, podezrely zapach a
zjistila, re tenkou drevenou
st6nou, dellci jejl kuchyn cd
holfrny, vnika do bytu swift
plyn. Probudila majitele do
mu a ten privolal p%olicii, ktera
nalezla Tomecka v hollrne v
hlubokem bezvedomi. Tim,
re Sc vsak prislo ma sebevraz-
du, byla zachranena cd jiste
smrti otravou svltiplynem jak
5clenna rodina Paul1kova, tax
i obyvatele celeho domu a snad
i domI sousedn1ch. Otraveny
holicsky mistr byl Timed dopra
ven do hranicke nemocnce a
podarilo Sc no privest k zivotu.
Kdyz prisel k vedom1, prohla-
soval, re sv1j pokus o sebe-
vrazdu Dude opakovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Jihlava ma noveho ceskeho
StaroStu.

V Jihlav6 Sc konala volba
starosty a jeho dvou namest-
XII. Vsemi prftomnymi hlasy
byl zvolen reditel okresn1 ne
mocenske pojistovny Pavel Ha
vranek, prvn1m namestkem "a
Nemce odborny ucitel Jan
Neuwirth, druhym namestkem
FrantiSek Polacek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Grunsky vrah odsuzen k smrti.

V Brine odsouzen byl Jan
TvarGzek, ktery letos v dubnu
zavrazdil farafe JOS. Dostala a
faraTovu kucharku Mari Dvo-
rakovou v Gruni ma moravsko-
tTebovsku k trestu smrti. Cd
souzeny pTijal rozsudek kid
ne.
The Washington times., 1937-04-14

eand junior Senator from that
State. Mr.. Herring.
The minority representation OF
this committee of the Senate
which has yet to hold a meeting
at the present session a.-e Senator
Gibson Of Vermont anc. Senator
McNary of Oregon. they have
thus far shown no interest in Sen.
ator Byrd's proposal.
OF course, Chairman Barley
and the other members of the
Library Committee are entirely
familiar with the Importance of
Madison's contribution to the con.
struction of our National Govern.
ment. Doubtless they would not
deny the justice Of Senator Byrd's
appeal to Congress to provide a
suitable memorial to Madison in
the home of the Government of
which he was one of the five fore.
most builders.
It is the pressure of lesser duties,
the enticementS of partisan poll
tics, the various and sundry
chores for constituents which so
constantly poster Senators that
are chiefly to blame for the
Library Committees failure to
date to give Senator Byrd's resolu.
ton a respectful hearing.
APPROPRIATE PRELUDE
Yet all the members of the
Library Committee united with
other Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress several years ago
in setting UP a commission to ar.
range for q national observance Of
the one hundred and fiftieth an.
niversary of the adoption of the
Constitution of the United States
the Constitution of which James
Madison has long been hailed as
the father.
This observance will officially
commence on the seventeenth Of
next September-the date on
which one hundred and fifty
years ago the Constitution was
adopted in convention. This OBJ
servance will end on April 80, 1899
the date on which a hundred
and fifty years ago occurred the
first Inauguration of George Wash.
ington as the first President of the
United States.
Favorable action at the present
session on the Byrd resolution pro-
viding a memorial to James Madi.
son would seem to be an appro.
pirate prelude to the official com.
mencement of the Sesquicenten.
NAL Of the adoption of the Con.
Stitution.
The fate of this resolution Is in
the keeping of the Senate Commit
tee on the Library, Of which Ken.
tucky's able senior Senator is the
chairman.
The Washington times., 1937-04-14
HIS PREFERENCE

It doesn't make a bit of difference
to Representative Usher L. Bur
dick whether he has an audience
or not. In fact he'd just as lief
not have one. He said so himself.
Monday he asked for permits.
sion to speak for is minutes on
Friday.
Representative Sam Raybu1n.
floor leader, rose from his seat and
remarked:
81 understand there will be
very few members here on Fri
day of this week. A number Of
members have already arranged
to be away at that time and we
do not want to have a session on
Friday. If I were the gentleman
I believe 1 would defer my re-
quest"
To which Representative Bur.
dick replied:
II may say to the gentleman
that Is the very reason / asked
for Friday"
The Washington times., 1937-04-14
Admission of Error

RNHE announcement of Representative Ross Collins
of Mississippi to the effect that he will not press
for enactment of ALL of his proposals for new and
additional at the present session of Congress- is
not enough to aay the fears which the introduction of
these measures has engendered among Washingtonians
The danger of imposition of an unfair and inequitably
distributed tax load on Westinghouse result of
introduction of the bills is just great with that state
ment of Mr.. Collins as it would be without it.
Mr. Collins despite his apparently sincere proesta-
tions of friendship for the National Capital cannot
pect that he start the waves in motion and then
by motion of his hand cause them to stand still.
These waves, before they expend their energy will
wash UP on the shores of the District miscellaneous
collection of taxes which will weigh unjustly the
local taxpayers while enabling the Federal Government
to continue its Sinking of its obligation to assist in
the development of the National Capital.
IMr Collins feels that his program of tax legislation
eight bills already introduced and in preparations
sound, he should certainly press it.
If Mr.. Collins feels that the program is unsound and
should not be pressed then it should have been
introduced and should now be withdrawn
Mr. Collins knows full we'll that the voeless District
is poweress to protect itself against bills which
hastily or unwsely introduced in Congress.
Those genuinely DESTROYS of treating politically
powerless citizens fairly will consider the wisdom of
their bills before they toss them into the hopper.
Apparently Mr.. Collins believes now that he did not
give sufficient consideration to his tax bills before he
introduced them.
If he had given them that consideration it would not
be necessary for him to at this late date that
he does not want them all passed
Likewise if his program had been given greater con-
sderation in advance of introduction he would have
found residents of the District ready to cooperate in
the passage of wise series of bills.
Instead he finds the people of Washington thrown
into panic and fighting desperately to ward off
crushing increase in the local tax burden.
The Washington times., 1937-04-14
No, Thank You

THE Federal Government has been asked by Repre-
sentative Raymond J. Cannon, of Wisconsin, to sue
for dissolution of organized baseball clubs on the
serted grounds that they monopoly.
The good Representative is particularly concerned
about the salaries paid players pleading that if they
DOM accept what is offered them by club they can't
get job with another.
He wants to change all that
Change it and end all those delightful stories about
"Dizzy' Dean holding out for the earth and all things
in it?
Change it and have no more ultimatums passing be-
tween Lou Gehrig and the amiabe Colonel "Jake''?
Change it and keep Ruffng on the reservation with
out single peep out of him?
NO, SIR!
Baseball fans wouldn't stand for it.
They know that most of it means nothing, but they
like to read about it.
The Government might just as we'll sue to take the
grunting and groaning out of the rassling racket.
The Washington times., 1937-04-14

burnt up, f'rinstance, about being
journalists -. or joining Little
Theater Groups -. or maybe a
trip around the world. Can't think
of anything else dream Of it
night and day. Make plans.
Work their heads off.
And then, as suddenly as the
Big Frenzy came away it goes!
And they're sick of the whole sub
ject! Can't even bear to hear it
mentioned!
It's the same way with people.
She. herself, will get the most
Tremendous Crush on someone.
Think they are absolutely Marvel
Gus. Spend every second she can IN
his or her company. Be Furious II
anyone criticizes 'em. TIL n,
abruptly-sometimes over night
she'll turn cold. Can't for the life
of her see what she ever saw in
such a commonplace creature!
NOT DIFFERENT
And, as she said before, most Of
her friends are like that too. Al
ways leaping from one thing to
another. Either way Up or
Completely Down.
But plainly this is an impossible
situation. Consider herself. She's
"a. Made a wonderful record in
Hi and the one year she had at
college. Everyone prophesied a
brilliant career. But she's had five
jobs already. Fine jobS-but sim
ply couldn't stick to them. So
what? What can you do if you're
made that way?"
You can. first, youngster. get
over the notion that you are
unique" in being made that
way" and grip the wholesome but
debating fact that you're not a
mite different from the rest Of the
human race. Your filters, little sis
ter, are neither modern" nor
"high-strung."
We're all like that all rest.
less rovers by nature given to
brief ecStasies longing to be
off to some new adventure as soon
as our current enthusiasm has
cooled.
| Your mother was like that be-
The Washington times., 1937-04-14
The Greatest Show On Earth
By Frank Miller Smith

forehead and the other over his
heart. He groaned:
''ROsie is sick. Oh, IS! Rosie
is sick"
Terry glanced at Rosie. She
was in tears. Sobbing.
Rosie is SICK" came the wall.
"And," added Terry, "I'm 60
ing to take your camera down to
the guard room and turn it over
to the police"
"Oh," walled the man, "ROsie
is dying. Rosie is dying"
Terry looked at Rosie. She was
crying harder than ever. Sum.
moning all his official dignity,
Terry extracted another promise
not to take any more pictures and
being certain they wouldn't since
they didn't have any more film he
returned the camera. The family
left with Rosie still shifting.