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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
Bees Win
Thru Shut0ut
In a Row

Speaking of the Boston Bees
pitching, as everyone is doing of
late, they can't match several
other National League clubs in
all-around ability, but they have
accomplished-through a comb.
nation of luck and skill-a feat
that may not be duplicated for
seasons.
When they perpetrated two
Shutouts against the Brooklyn
Dodgers yesterday-to make it
three in a row in two days-the
Bees sent the Oldest of baseball
men scurrying to the archives to
see when such feat was last
accomplished.
They started the business on
Tuesday with a 1-to-0 win in II
innings pitched by Lou Fette and
followed up yesterday with 1-to-0
and 7-to-0 victories on the hurting
of Frank Gabler, the ex-Giant,
and the veteran Guy Bush
In the three contests the Dodg'
erS made a grand total of 16 hits,
as further indication of the kind
of pitching the Bees are getting
even if it doesn't last.
In the American League Lefty
Gomez, of the Yankees, held the
Philadelphia Athletics to a single
blow in winning by 5 to l. With
that, Lefty matched the feat of
Monte Pearson, a teammate. who
earlier in the season held the Chi
cago White Sox to one hit. How
ever, Pearson made his a Shutout,
while Gomez made the mistake OF
letting the hit he gave UP go for
a home run, acquired by Bob
Johnson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01

Entrance fee for the fuss at
Five Farms is five bucks, and must
be paid by each entrant whether
or not, exempt from sectional
qualifying rounds at the time of
filing entry. Deadline is Wednes-
day, July IA, and the cash must
be received at the office of the
United States Golf Association, 70
East Fifty-seventh St., New York,
at this time.
No more than four players are
expected to make the trip to Ore
gon, as approximately only 1870
players will be eligible for the first
championship qualifying round.
To the winner of the National
Amateur goes a gold medal, while
the club, under whose banner he is
competing, will be the recipient
of the Havemeyer Cup. The run
ner-up will receive silver medal;
the semifinals, bronze.
The five who represented this
section last year were Roger Pea
cock, Bobby Brownell, Forest
Thompson, Levi Yoder and Gene
Pittman, but all fell by the way
side early in the course of events
The championship was won by
Johnny Fisher, of Cincinnati, who
defeated Jock Mclean, who has
since turned pro, up on the 36th
hole. Fishers sensational playing
on the last three holes in which
he scored three straight birds gave
the boys and girls who take theil
golfing, particularly championship
links play seriously, plenty to read
and jaw about.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
And Do|f' S
Trail To Net
Crown

Here's how Hugh Lynch, former
Princeton captain, and Lieut.. Dolf
Muehleisen, All-Army singles cham
pion, won the doubles champion
ship in the Times-Hearst Grand
National Amateur Tennis Tourna-
ment:
First rOund-Defeated Jacobsen
and Wood, 60, 60.
Second rOund-Defeated Beretz
and Gartner, 60, 60.
Third rOund-Defeated FalcOner
and Daily, 60, 81.
Fourth rOund-Defeated Black
well and Cooper, 60, 60.
Observation-Disclosures LatOna
and McCaSkey, e., 6-3.
Semifinals-Defeated GOeltz and
Adair, default.
FinaI-Defeated Mitchell and
Howard, 6-3, Ga, Is.
In the semifinals, Goeltz and
Adair defaulted so that Frank
Buddy" Goeltz, of Wilkes Barre,
Pa, might return to his district
championships, held at Bethlehem,
Pa, on the same date on which
Goeltz and Adair were to play
Lynch an dMuehleisen.
It will be noted that out Of a
possible 10 opportunities to win
love sets, the TimeS-HearSt Grand
National doubles champions man.
aged to win seven, record which
probably will stand for many years
to come. They did not lose a set
in the tournament.
Out of SO games played in the
tourney, Lynch and Muehleisen
won 80!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
Don Lash Resting;
Awaits Operation
To Yank Appendix

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July /.
Don Lash, of Indiana University,
holder Of the world record in the
two-mile run, today was resting
preparatory to an operation for
appendicitis which he is to under
go tomorrow at Auburn, Ind.
AS a result Lash will be out
of the National A. A. U. cham
pionshipS in Milwaukee Saturday,
but he is expected to be ready
for the Canadian championships
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
AT|0NAL AMATEUR QUA IF Y|NG TEST LISTED JULY27
Middle Atlantic Section PLAY
Scheduled al Five Farms
Golf Club, Baltimore
Rv CHICK KENNY

Sectional qualifying rounds for the fortyrs competition
for the golf championship conducted by the
United States Golf Association has been set for Tuesday July
e. with play the Middle Atlantic be the farway
Five Farms Course Of the Baltimore Country Club
Luthervlle, Md.
The number of quafers for this section depends the
number of entries received and from all Indications to the
entry lists that have been filed for previous Journeys played in
this section during the current lean will trek
croscountry the Aderwood Country Club of Portland 0re
carrying the banners from around this neck of the woods The
amateur championship slated for August % to the % in
elusive
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
Grid Rivalry
Recalled
In Tennis
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

Tunes Sports Editor
It's Georgetown VS..
Virginia again-after
"a years!
Yes, sir, it is; only
this time it's across a
tennis net instead of
across the white lines
of a football gridiron.
It's Dooly Mitchell, Of
Georgetown, against Yelverton
Garrett, of Virginia, in the
mems singles finals of the
Times-Hearst grand national
amateur tennis tournament at
Edgemoor Club, Bethesda, Md,
next Saturday afternoon.
And this Mitchell Garrett ten
mis- feud, which started before last
Sundays rain, is just like the old
Georgetown-Virginia football riv.
alry-it's that spirited.
Turned Back Clock
Last Sunday at Edgemoor be-
fore the deluge and while Mitch
ell and Garrett battled each other
through 10 games of tennis, a
number of older men who well
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
Doubles Title
Won By Lynch,
MuehIeisen
BY HARRY COSTELLO

Hugh Lynch, former Princeton
captain, and Lieut.. Dolf Muehlei-
sen, All-Army singles champion,
today are doubles champions Of
The Washington Times division
of the Hearst Grand National ANA
teur Tennis Tournament.
Lynch and Muehlheisen won the
title yesterday at the Edgemoor
Club when they defeated the hard
fighting team of Dolly Mitchell
and Lieut.. Bill Howard in straight
sets, 6-3. "a, IS.
BY their victory, Lynch and
Muehleisen qualify for the Eastern
Sectiona. Division of the Hearst
Grand National, which will be
played in New York July 26 to
August /, inclusive. The Times
will pay all their expenses to the
New York tourney.
If Hugh and Dolf win in the New
York event, they will go to Los
Angeles for the round-robn finals
of the Grand National at the ex.
pense of The Times.
In the round-robin finals at
Los Angeles, August 10 to Is, in
elusive, winners of mems singles,
mems doubles and women's
singles from the four sectionals,
held at New York, Chicago. San
Antonio and Los Angeles, will
compete. Expenses of all players
who qualify for the Los Angeles
finals will be paid by Hearst
afternoon newspapers.
Lynch, Muehleisen and Miss
Frances Grimes have now quail
fled from this section MARY
land, the District, Virginia. West
Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina. Miss Grimes,
who is from Morgantown, w.
Va, won the women's singles
of The Times division Of the
Grand National. A fourth
qualifier will come out Of Satur.
days singles final between
Dooly Mitchell and Yelverton
Garrett, the all-university cham.
pion of the University of Wiz.
ginia.
Team Beautifully
Lynch and Muehleisen teamed
beautifully throughout yester.
days match to defeat the team
which holds the city of Wash
ington championship. If any
one factor must be singled out
to account for the straight-set
win, then unquestionably it was
the remarkable overhead play Of
the all-Army singles titleholder.
Time and again, particularly in
the final three games Of the
second and third sets, all six won
by Lynch and Muehleisen, Dolls
remarkable overhead strokes
stood out boldly.
In the final three games Of
the match, Muehleisen, as often
as six and seven times, executed
beautiful overhead snaShes as
Dooly and Navy Bill fed him al
most perfect lobs. Despite the
steadinesS of Mitchell and
Howard in lobbing, Dolf out
steadied the pair with his over
head smashes, and won the
points necessary to take the
victory.
Mitchell and Howard played
brilliant tennis at times-moSt 1T
the time, one might say, and be
accurate-but the teamwork OF
the opposition was like clock
work, and then-well, there was
MuehleiSen overhead game.
Court a Bit Slow
The court on which they played
was Just bit slow, but was not
heavy. Along about 3 O'Clock, a
heavy showed descended upon
Edgemoor, but Chef Adair, tennis
Continued on mage SO, col, g.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01

remember the Georgetown-Vir'
ignia football games Of Is years
ago and more, sat in the stands,
One of them, who played with
the virginia eleven against
Georgetown, is Yelverton Gar
nett'S father, DR.. A. Y. P. Gar.
nett, who now resides at the
Chevy Chase Club.
DIR. Garrett played on the Vir.
GINA team which opposed the
Georgetown eleven captained by
DR.. Tom Neill.
Incidentally, it's A. Y. P. Gar
nett, jr., who is playing Dooly
Mitchell in the final of The Times
Herald Grand National. The A.
Y. p. stands for Alexander Yelver.
ton Peyton.
Fans Haze Their Say
Baseball fans were denied a
voice in the selection of the all
star teams to play here next
Wednesday in what has come to
be known as the midsummer
dream game.
But nobody could deny them
their protests in several cases
where they thought stars who
were supposed to be ''in'
were very much on the outside,
when Messrs. Terry and Mccarthy
spoke their pieces.
The howl over the passing up Of
WaShington'S Johnny Stone, Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
'Shanty' Hogan Signs
With Toronto Leafs

Francis "Shanty" Hogan,
former Washington first string
catcher, signed a contract to play
with the Toronto Leafs of the In
ternational League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston, II; Brooklyn, 90.
New York. Z; Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago, 0; st. Louis, 4.
Pittsburgh, 8; Cincinnati, o might
game).
TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati not scheduled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01
Major League Standings

UaneB DehInd leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON. 8; Boston, 4.
Detroit. 4; Chicago, l.
Cleveland, 10; st. Louis, 8.
New York, s; Philadelphia, /.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at WASHINGTON.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Chicago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-01

course, was heard locally, for
Johnny has been clipping the pill
for healthy 1886 average, and
covering the outfield like the morn
ing dew. He's hitting .348 today,
incidentally.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Cernoska policistkou.

Violet Hill Whyte jest prvn1
cernosskou policistkou Balti-
more. M1sto sve nastoupila v
pondelf. Neni ozbrojena ami
revolverem, ami policeman
klackem ami zel1zky. Kdyby
potrebovala pomoc pri zatyka-
nj volati ma severozapadnf sta
nici O pomoc. SpolupGsobiti
ma Sc skoln1mi ucitelkami a il
nymi, ably Sc predeslo nezbed-
nosti cernosskych dftek.
Povinnostf jejf jest navste-
vovati mfsta, kde mladi Tide Sc
shromazd'uj1, dohl1zeti, ably Sc
tam predeslo presbyterian "a
kon1, lihoviny nebyly proda-
vany nezletilym a pomoci rodi-
Cum, kdyz dltky jejich utekly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Celedin Thar.

Ma statku profesora dra
Chlumskeho v Doln1ch Tosovi-
cfch u Ceskeho Tes1na vypukl
pozar, jenz do zakladd znicil
velkou stodolu. Shorelo mno-
no obilf, hospodarske stroje a
narad1.. skoda je dive ste tisfc
Kc a byla by mnohem vets1,
nebyt vcasneho zakrocen1 ha-
sicskych sborG, ktere Sc sicily z
celeho kraje a uchranily ostat-
nj hospodarske budovy, kde je
1rody a mrtveho inventafe "a
pGldruheho milionu Kc. Hned
"a pozaru zadrzeli cetn1ci
observation-disclosures celed1na Kar
la Kolkovskeho, jenz byl ne
davno propulsion z prace. Phi
znal Sc, re statek zapalil re
misty. Byl dopraven do vazby
okresniho soudu v Ceskem Te-
Sine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Ceskoslovenska reholnice ma
cests do ArgentinY.

Ctihodna Marie Kristina Jez-
kova, ceska reholnice, jez upr-
CHA pre- dhrdzou valky re Spa
nelska, odjfzdi do Argentiny,
kde Dude vyucovati V Collegio
del Edo Corazon de Jezus v
Hermando V provincii Cordobe
Kdyz Sc il podaTilo = temef
zazracne = uniknouti re Spa
nelska, pfijela v breznu do sve
rodne zeme. V Ceskosloven-
sku uspofadala ma 10 predna-
SEX V rdznych mestech a vetsi-
nou mluvila O svych zkusenos-
tech We Spanelsku, kde lila
pres tficet rokG.
Sestra Jezkova byla v klas-
tere Nejsv. Trojice We Valencii
kde v%yucovala kreslenf ma uci-
telskem 1stavu a ma koleji. Ia
celou tn dobu, CO lila We Spa
nelsku, s nikym cesky nemlu-
villa, takze pfi navratu do Was
tt neumela uz ami spravne ces-
ky a musila 81 opet zvykati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10

V ledove vode reky Potomac
zmrzl casne 1tery rano 25lety
George Zeaman, zrfzenec fir
my motorovych lodic We Wash
ingtonu. Nalezen byl pevne Sc
drzici Sc ma okraji clunu, v
nemz jel do Baltimore. V po-
stavenf tom byl asi 8 hodin.
Zemfel kratce pred vychodem
slunce.
V 1tery napadlo snehu do
vyse ctyr stop We Western Ma
ryland, kde bylo nutno cesty
uciniti sjfzdnymi snehovymi
parnimi stroll a popelem.
Prvnf obet1 Baltimorske uli-
&c byl policista Thurlow Max
we'll z Traffic divise, jenz pr
jfzde ma MOTORCYCLE u Eutaw
Place a Park Drive sklouzl S
tfmto ma chodnfk a poranen
byl ma lebce.
V Crisfield vysokym prili-
VEN zatopena byla doln1 OBJ
chodn1 sekce.
Jih postizen byl krutou Ii
IIlOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Jeden byl sesutou skalou Ia
bit, druhY tezce zranen.

Y podzemf dolu "Max" u
Libus1na ma Kladensku Sc ode
hrala bolestna tragedie. Ma
desate 1padn1 "Pod krizkem"
pracovali spolu 35lety Karel
Beznoska z Motycfna a 55lety
Bedrich Konrad z Druzce. Po-
jednou Sc utrhla skala, as We
velikosti domovnfho stitu a O.
ba nestastnfky zavalila. To sc
stale prave v poledne a teprve
We dive hodiny odpoledne byl
re ssutin vyprost6n Konrad,
jiz mrtev. AZ pdl ctvrte Cd
poledne Sc podaTilo zachranne
cete osvoboditi Beznosku, KITE
~ je Size xiv, ma vsak rozdrce-
nou pravou ruku a je zran6n
ma Have.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Ze msty rozseval koukol.

Domkaf Martin Fikac re
Svobodnych Hor Bavorov-
skych sci Sc pod1vat, jak mu
vzesly ozimy. We dvou vel
kych lanech zasete psenice
spatTil mezi osenlm velke
mnozstvf vzrostleho koukolu.
Bylo mu to divine, nebot sill
pekne, este obil1. Vysetrova-
MIN Sc zjistilo, re kdos re misty
sebral "a Fikacovou stodolou
koukolove semeno, ktere dom
kar pri mlacen1 zahodil a zasil
je ma Fikacovo pole. Fikac
must pole pTeorat a znovu "a
sit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Pece o prodlouzeni zivota
obcanH

Ministr zdravotnictvf dir.
Czech prohlasil, re Dude orga-
nisovan BOZ prot predcasne
1mrtnosti. Loni. zemTelo V re-
publice 202, DAT obyvatel a q
toho polovina p~Tedcasne. Mel
hrozivejsf jsou srdecnf choro-
by. Re 1000 vysetrenych detl
jedenact procent melo srdecnf
choroby. Cd r. 1904 stoupl 20
Get srdecnfch chorob O sto pro
cent. Budou sc zfizovati po-
radny pro chore srdcem a pro-
pagovati heslo, ably kazdy O
svych narozeninach Sc dial Wy
setTit lekaTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10

Ceskoslovensko je jen "smesi-
CT" (medley) narodnostf, Pra-
ger Presse odpov1da, re Cesi a
Slovaci tvorf 70 proc. obyvatel-
stva republiky. Proti obvinenf
London Times, re S Nemci Sc
spatne zachazf v Csl., Prayer
Presse odpovfda, re zadny ma
rod tax spravedlive nejedna S
mensinami jake Ceskosloven-
sko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Drzen pro ~velkoporotu.

James r. Vaughn, chycen
byl pri prepaden1 domu Mar
tie Zahrendt ma Walnut ave-
nue.. Drzan jest pro velkopo-
rotu ma zaruku Vaughn
byl lecen v Provident nemocni-
ci cd ctvrtku pred tydnem.
Pr pTepadu domu shoZen byl
ma zem zapasu S Zahrend-
tenn, pri cemz rozrazil 81 leb-
ku. Zahrendt musel nekolikra-
tie "a MIN bezeti kolem domu
az jej chytil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Podivna tragedie S rublnem

Ma polskem parn1ku "Bato-
ry" ktery obstarava plavbu
mezi Gdyni a Amerikou, sc O.
dehrala zahadna tragedie.
Rumunsky obchodn1k s draho-
kamy Balought "a plavby uni
eel. V jeho kabine byl male
zen lfstek, re dobrovolne W.
hledal smrt v mort, protoze no
zena, do niz byl zamilovan,
odmftla. Wal s sebou do mo-
re drahocenny rubin, ktery il
pripravil jake dar. Je pry to
kamen milionove ceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Zlodsji zapalili.

V Mazelove ma TTebohsku
vznikl pozar, ktery v kratke
dobe ztravil hospodarske bu-
dovy usedlosti Jana Koz1ska.
Jen velkemu 1sill hasicu sc po-
darilo zachraniti obytnou bu-
dovu. Je podezrenf, re ohen
byl zalozen zlodeji, kter1 v
noel ma nedeli chteli ukrasti v
Kozfskove dvoTe vepre. Byli
vsak vyruseni Koziskovym sy-
men,, ktery Sc vracel domu.
Skoda je vysoka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Basketball team sebran stain
policii.

Basket ball team Potomac
statnf ucitelske koleje v Key
ser, w. Va, sebran byl We sire
du statn1 policif pro prestoupe-
nj rychlosti j1zdy. Ma Liberty
road u Randallstown jeli rych-
losti Is az 80 mil v iodine. Po-
licejnfm soudcem zadrzeni by
Ii pod zarukou S1O1.45.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Misto pro statni budovu
nalezeno.

Vybor veTejnych pracf (BPW)
zvolil v 1tery m1sto pro statn1
budovu vychodne cd State Cir
Gle, mezi Maryland avenue a
East Side v Annapolis.
Pozemek pro prGcel1 budo-
wy ma delku v rozsahu $50
stop ma State Circle. Budova
Dude staff mezi State House a
namoTni akademi1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
" Praze odmitaji utok londyn-
skeho deniku.

Novy 1tok vddciho britske-
no denfku London Times je S
rozhorcen1m odsuzovan V Pra-
re, a dnesnf vydanf oficieln1-
no listu Prayer Presse, mluvci-
no zahranicnlho 1radu, ener-
gicky odmfta vypady Times.
Kdezto londynsky lid tvrdl,ze
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10


- Amelia K. Weise, 81 ro-
XII stara vdova z Gainesville
byla zabita automobilem ko-
lem 7. hodiny v sobotu vecer,
kdyz chtela prejlti ulici blfze
jejiho domova ma Edmundson
avenue. Ma pTedku automobi-
lu nesena byla do dalky 235
stop nezli telo jeji spadlo do
prostred ulice. Jeji botky by
ly nalezeny 90 stop cd mista,
kde srazena byla.
Joseph e. Pope, 20 rok1 sta
ry, jenz fidil automobil, byl
zatcen. Vymlouval Sc, re il
nevidel.
= William Buechler, 40 ro-
ky starry z N. Curley ulice, kri-
ticky zranen byl pri pTechaze-
nj Philadelphia road automo-
bilem Freda Ebeki z N. Decker
ulice. Zranenemu byly ODE no.
by zlomeny.
- William Gerber zlomeno
bylo rameno a potlucen byl,
kdyz automobil S MIN Sc pre-
kotil pc srazce S jinym ma Fris-
by ulici.
" sobOtu ma York road u
Hereford usmrcena byla 16le-
ia Augustine Kennedy 2 Lu-
therville, kdyz automobil, KITE
ry rfdil Veto Sperra, jej1 bra
tr, srazil Sc ma zatacce S true
KEN jedoucim do Baltimore a
vezoucfm ctyri kravy. Naraz
byl tax prudky, re automobil
rozrazen byl vejp1li. Truck
byl prekocen a kravy ma mem
zraneny. Usmrcena Kennedy
provdana byla pred tydnem.
Manuel JEFF Stanley Kennedy,
"A rok6 starry a James Kennedy
zranenil byli spolu Sc svagro-
YOU usmrcene, 24letou Marga-
ret Williams. Veto Sperra, "a
lety z Whitehall Baltimore
okresu, byl usmrcen. R1diG
trucku, Jacob Hurwitz z Fair
view avenue byl zranen.
Usmrcenim mlade manzelky
a jejiho bratra pocet automo-
/ billy pobitych V Marylandu Cd
/. ledna do soboty %vystoupil ma
( 528.
- Samuel Odell smrteln6
byl zranen, kdyz sestoupil S
! trolley kary ma Liberty road
Automobil, JIM do neho vra-
! zil, Tldil William II. Bennett 2
Gainesville.
V Traffic soudu souzer
{ John r. Browning, jenz pTeva.
Eel RUNE narkotiky v krade.
mem automobile.
= John P. Rostmeyer z kon.
cilu bezpecnosti, udal We sire.
du, re o "a procent vice nehoc
zavineno bylo automobily a bi
cykly Baltimore behem letos
niho roku prot minulem roku
Porovnavaje zaznamy zs
prvnich 9 mes1cG letosniho ro
ku S touze dobou predeslehC
roku seznal, re zraneno bylo Y
Baltimore 10 osob. Predesle.
no roku v teze dobe zraneno
bylo Sc.
Navrhuje, ably zvlastnf letal
upraven byl sc vsemi pravidly
O j1zde a re tyto must byti "a.
'fchovavany, a dan byl kazdemu
hochu a d1vce jedouc1m ma o.
celovych kolickach, ably VIVA.
rovano bylo zranenl jejich.
- Neznamym automobilen
srazena a usmrcena byla ne
( Charles ulici a Hurstleigh ave.
nue., IS roku stara Maude
Sands. Starenu lez1ci v bezve.
dom1 We stoce nalezl DIR. Pau.
Miller z Park avenue vracej1c.
Sc z honu. Zranena zemrels
aniz nabyla vedom1. Nesvedo.
nifty automobilista ujel be-
poskytnut1 pomoci srazene.
<o~roSLe Da11~se%ko.,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Kradeze.

Solomon Raskin z grocern1-
no obchodu, {. 2101 Pulaski
ulice, okraden byl O pdl devate
iodine patek V noel O $50 zlo
dejem, ktery ohrozil jej revol-
Verem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
ZmrZla ma smrt.

Emmett Malamphy, 41leta
manzelka hudebn1ka z Kewau
nee, ILL.,, byla nalezena zmrzla
u okresnf silnice nedaleko Cd
tud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Obsti ohne.

Zachyceny plameny v Prize
mi domu, {. 1O5 S. Robinson
ulice, ctyTi roxy starry Gilbert
Federico, byl usmrcen.
The Washington times., 1937-01-30
BIRTHDAY PROGRAMS IN NIGHT CLUBS

his band into the trimmings at
the COcOanut Grove where a
bangup party in honor Of the
Presidents infantiIe paralysis
drive will be held. As always
there's the best of dancing at
the Grove, so turn your head
lights toward Fifth and X Sts.
and register for q delightful
evening.
Kirk and Nadine, the latest ia
vorites in the art Of Terpsichore,
come to the Raleigh Pail Mall
Room direct from Roxy's in New
York. On the bill with them are
Bill Owens, the pleasing trouba-
dor, with Eddie Elkins' band and
Sally Evans. And don't forget, to-
night and next week will be the
last opportunity for Washington
ians to hear the smooth rhythms
of Eddie Elkins as the maestro
leads his ork IN the last wek Of
their current Raleigh engagement
beginning Monday.
At the Ambassador Hi.Hat, the
recently found" singing ability
Of Dick Roger, the Singing Cap
tain of the Walters" has all the
afternoon women cocktail visitors
to the lounge "ga-ga." Dick is q
first lieutenant ir the Army Re-
serve Corps. Is experienced in
chemistry, and is a veteran insur'
ance vendor.
For Stopoffs tonight we suggest
the Lotus Restaurant, Casa Grande
in Berwyn, Md, River Bend, the
Diplomat Cafe, Log Cabin Inn,
near Silver Spring, Md, and Stone
Villa.
Don't forget to attend one Of