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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Soudce byvaly odsouzen.

William Flamm, byvaly soud-
&c v Anne Arundel okresu We 4
distriktu odsouzen byl We ctvr-
tex ma tri roxy do polepSovny
pro zneuziti 20 podilI Arundel
korporace ku svemu vlastnfmu
prospechu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
1,O42,429 osob uzilo obecni
lame.

Die vykazu komise v Balti-
more obecn1ch lazni zdarma u
lilo LOAF, 429 muzG, zen, no.
CHI a d1vek V prvnf polovici to.
hoto roku.
V minulem mesici obecnt
koupelny n~avstiveny byly 1877.
|708 osobami. Vedle koupeler
jsou v lazn1ch verejne pradel
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08

O10NOO u. .ANC COII, AfICCy q
jeho bratr, 22lety Hugh, oba z
Relay, t6zce zraneni We srazce
jejich automobile s jinym ma
Washington Boulevard u Roll
ing road.
= Helen Bosley, 3 roxy sta
re d1tko z Parkton, bylo usmr-
ceno V sobotu automobilem ma
York road. Automobil Tfdil
John Schrock re Sarasota, Flo
rida. Ditko hralo 81 S jinymi
pred domem rodic1. Kdyz
Schrock pfijel ku mfstu, toto a
nekolik jinych rozbehlo Sc do
cesty. Ride chtejfcf Sc vyhnou-
tt jinym, zasahl Bosley ditko,
jemuz automobilem rozbita
byla lebka.
= Howard Gibson, 81 rokdG
starry z Golden Ring, obvinen
byl z f1zen1 automobile kdyz
opilym byl. Automobilem vra-
I'll do jineho ma Gibson Drive
way.
= V nehode IA Ashland a.
venue a Aisquith ulici porane-
nj byli tf1: Nathan Rosenstadt,
65lety, Ernest Robinson, Tile
ty a Dena Cohen, 22leta. Au-
tomobil, ktery rfdila Cohenova,
srazil Sc S automobilem Brad
ley Small.
= CtyTi osoby unikly V ne-
deli vaznemu zranen1, kdyz je-
jich automobil sjfzdejicf z
Greenspring avenue u Tuition
avenue, sjel S navrs1 silnice a
dvakrate Sc pTevratil. John K.
Culver, rfdic a jeden z jedou-
clch, Ernest Boblitz, watt byli
do nemocnice, ably ~osetTena by
la jejich zraneni. Druz1, ELL
wood Boblitz a Francis Skip
per, vyvazli bez zraneni. Gull
yer vymlouval Sc, re zrak jeho
byl ztemnen svetly z prolific
douc1ho automobile.
" Cumberland zabit byl
24lety Michael C. Kenzie z
Wills Creek avenue, kdyz au-
) tomobil S MIN Sc prevratil ne
kolik mil jizne cd mesta.
= Doris a Catherine Mac
key zraneny 'byly v nedeli ra-
no, kdyz automobil rodicn je-
jich sc pTevratil S mimi ma Dor
sey road a Camp Meade road.
Otec jejich, c.. M. Mackey z
Arlington, Va, udan byl z ne
opatrnosti.
-Tezce zraneny muz, o
nemz nemohlo mic jineho I'VE
demo byti nezli re Sc jmenoval
Russell Church, nalezen byl v
nedeli rano v bezvedomi lezicf
ma Falls road. Nalezl jej ko-
lem l hodiny pc pGlnoci dok-
tor z Johns Hopkins nemocni-
&c jdouc1 pc Falls road. Era
men byl tezce asi automobilem,
ktery z mlsta melody ujel.
= Sest cernochG, jeden z
mich tezce, zraneni byli ma Glen
Burnie road v Anne Arundel
okresu, kdyz automobil S mimi
spadl Sc silnice.
= Cd 10 hodin v pondeli
rano do p1l sedme hodiny We
Ger porota v Ellicott City vyse-
tTuj1c1 smrt May Wells, 23lete
ma Frederick Pike "a. dubna,
marne snazila Sc dojfti ku roz-
hodnut1. Nova porota zaseda-
ii Dude v pT1padu tom II. GER
vence.
Wells uhoTela ku smrti, kdyz
do AUTOMOBILE, v nemz sedela
a ktery stall u pokraje silnice,
narazil automobil jockeye Raj
pha Eccard z Chewsville, Md,
a automobil Sc stall obetl plane
nj. Ma 40 svedk1 volano bu-
de ku vyslechu.
Eccard nedavno zraneny pTi
dostiz1ch, pTisel ku soudu ma
berlfch. R1dicem automobile,
v nemz Wellsova uhoTela, byl
James Hilton z Morrel Park.
- Herman Isdoro, 15lety z
East Pratt ulice, usmrcen byl
automobilem Williama Thaler
ma Kresson a Lombard uliclch.
Jiny hoch, Lawrence Jackson,
15lety, byl " teze nehode lehce
poranen.
= Joseph Mikalajumas, So
: lety, zemrel v 1tery We zdejsf
: nemocnici pc zraneni, jez utr-
pei, kdyz srazen byl automobi-
) lem u Lansdowne IL. cervna.
- Koncem tydne zraneno
bylo automobily v r1znych ne
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Toy Mouse Sent Bruno.

A toy green mouse has been pre-
sented Bruno M,lssolini, second son Of
the Duce, by the japanese Women's,
Aviation Society Of Toxic. Japan. The
gift Is intended as . mascot for
Bruno's projected goodwill night,
from Ro1ao 70 TokiA =
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Mich, where his father WAS enxineeI
IN copper mine. His roots. however,
are in New England. His grand.
father built whalers at Fanhaven,
Mass, and it was to the old family
home that he returned for his early
education. He entered Harvard but
transferred to Leland Stanford when
his family moved West. He received
his A. B. degree in 1909.
Mr.. Delanos training for his rew
Job really began early. After he left
college he became associated with .
Pacific Coast firm engaged In con-
struction. banking, finance. He be.
came ofiice manager in Portland, gen-
eral manager Of . small railroad In
Southern Oregon. There was an in
terlude-durtng the World War-when
Mr.. Delano joined the 18th Engineer
Regiment and served for 18 months in
France, winding up with the rank o9
regimental staff captain.
The war behind him, Mr.. Delano
returned to San Francisco to become
manager Of his old firms ONCE in
that city. His next move was into
investment securities in San Jose,
working with State and national banks
in the handling Of mortgages and in
vestments. The late Russell M. Haw.
kins. then Republican member Of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board, in
1888 invited Delano to come to WASH
ington as his deputy. He did so, in
tending to remain q few weeks. Here
he has been ever since, successfully
holding the Offices Of assistant gen.
eral manager of the Home Owners
Loan Corp. general manager and
finally governor of the Federal Homo
Loan Bank System. In the ONCE hs
is now leaving. Mr.. Delano had super.
vision over some 1000 members, divid.
ed among the IL regional banks Of
the system, including savings, building
and loan associations. cooperative
banks, insurance companies, mutual
savings banks and homestead associs-
tions. In its field the Home Loan
Bank System is comparable TO the
Federal Reserve System.
The new controller Is q nkeabls
man. well set up. with the eyes and
words Of q thinker when he discusses
books, which are one Of his hobbies.
They are, he says, q solace In the
midst Of . crazy world Of fast-turn-
ing cartwheels" He likes ships. golf.
friends and his work. A reproduction
Of Rembrant's Man In the Golden
Mask" hangs in his ofice. "Thst
man would not have Weakened" Mr..
Delano says. admitting that he likes
the strong face.
Evening star., 1938-10-20


on strans Of ALL he does not proclaim
pride In being just
although got his start the he
n intensely practical politician
theory conservatism differs reaction chiefly IN
Reacionaes brie with principles because
that there must chance at ALL and there is
rather die make it, Conservatives cannot ahod
principles the voters You
recognize the neWabity
careful insure that
will do the least possible harm to established interests
that his hearts Ken Simpson
thinks the Republican reaon party They certain
definition.
Simpson headquarters in New York
with Jackie Republican boss Of Buf
headway upstate There the stand
city ITSELF the Roosevehatng type Of
Simpson two
Nckngs.
Guarda because while he conservative failure
would branded the city Republicans hopeless tories
useful
searched for ~ politically appealing faces anxious
Hollywood talent scouts.
already important
promising
Guardia
administration, With like
they Democrats by
obives promising roughly the thing
better
setback At the convention which
failed handle the tactfu
relations between the and the organization
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Social Security Act, containing pro-
visions for old-age pensions. But not
so. it seems.
The oldsters were merely biding their
time. About year ago in California.
three gentlemen. one by the name Of
Robert Noble and tive others by the
name Of Allen, Matched . new pension
plan which outmoded the Townsend
5000 . month maximum old-age PEN
sion plan. It Is spoken Of today as
ham and eggs" and calls for the pay
ment every Thursday Of $50 to every
person so years Of age or more in Cali
fornia who is not employed. The $50
will be In the form of retirement COM
pensation warrants in denominations
Of 81 and the recipients will be ex-
pected to spend this money" each
week before they receive new supplies.
Backer Wins Nomination.
Sheridan Downey, backed by the
ham and eggs, won the Democratic
senatorial nomination over Senator
William Gibbs McAdoo-although Mr..
McAdoo had the blessing Of President
Roosevelt. personally given. His VIC
tory is attributed by the ham and
eggers to his Endorsement of their pen
sion plan. This claim Is disputed in
other quarters where 1t Is alleged that
antagonism to McAdoo and his attempt
to control Democratic politics In the
State was really responsible for his
upset. Be that as it may, the sup
porters OF more liberal old-age pen
sions received a great boost.
Then came the Maine elections in
September. All three Republican
nominees for the House, not to men.
ton the Republican nominee for Gov
ernor. had received the Endorsement Of
the Townsend old-age pension organi-
sation. All Of them triumphantly were
elected over their Democratic op-
ponents. who either attacked the PEN
sion plan or contented themselves with
praising the Roosevelt Social Security
Act, and its pension plan. Again. 1t
is entirely possible that old-age pen
sions, Is an issue. did not really bring
victory. But the old-age pensioners
claimed the credit.
Since then the old-age pension issue
has bobbed up In State after State,
from Maine to California. AZ have
Travelled west, have found 1t play
ing its part In the politics Of Michigan,
Wisconsin. Minnesota, North Dakota
and South Dakota. It Is playing its
part In Massa achusetts, New Hampshire
and other States Of the North and
East. where the politicians are mindful
Of the results in Names early elec-
tions; in Kansas, too, and other States
stretching farther to the West.
Generally speaking the Townsend.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

North the
berian without
that the Toxic stan decided
The invasion Of that section China the inevitable
tre Of Canton the cabinets
The importance Of Hong Kong has military
everything But what
worries the democratic the
the the
surrendered Csechoslovakia.
The Toxic rulers convinced
and Rome really strong might the British
Kong The situation In IndoChn
agents made good headway
the Munich captulation The PanAatic
msts to them close realization
less they take advantage OF the continued
they might miss the
OF Britain renderng
everything they have in the Far
Premier Chamberlain cannot
sideraton It recalled diplomatic
Aoassaoo Matlidara made
claredo the British foreign ONCE regarding
colony troubles which the
the Bs The Of the British secretary
But the British will be hardly position oppose
single handed the situation In Europe definitely Nqudsted
Tor the time being the
The French worried popa-
garda In 1ndoChina doing prevent
linked with that Of Hong
Pacific
The optimistic forecasts that
less optimistic Muon Black Shirts
from Francs but the bulk Of Italian
Evening star., 1938-10-20
EX.0FFICIAL'S DEATH
PROBED BY MAYOR
Three Harrisburg (Pa.) Policemen
Suspended After Man Dies
in Citv Hall Cell.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG Pa, Oct. 20-Three
city policemen were under suspension
today while Mayor John A. F. Hall
and Coroner Howard E. Milliken in
vestigated the death Of Clayton j.
Dougherty. 43. former prothonotary
and one-time chief clerk to the Dau-
pl1in County commissioners.
DR.. Milliken, who was with Mr.
Dougherty in . downtown club few
hours before the man was found
PROSTATE on q sidewalk, declared he
died Of . heart attack in q City Hall
cell.
Chief OF Police George J. Shoemaker
reported Mr.. Dougherty pleaded with
policemen who took him to City Hall
to help me, please"
Mr.. Dougherty, booked at the police
station as drunk" had not been
drinking at the club, the coroner
declared.
Inc omcers suspended pending fur
liner investigation We're 1t. George
Newmyer, who was on dutv vhen Mr.
Dougherty was taken to the police sta.
tian' and Patrolman Roy M. keller
rna Y. r. sheesley, who took Mr..
Dougherty there in a cruiser car.
1nree billion buttons mar. 49,. =. e.,
Evening star., 1938-10-20
SCHOOL AIDE LAUDED
Magazine Story Has Praise for
Mrs. Elise Watkins.

"A story praising the Outstanding
ability" Of Mrs. Elise z. Watkins as
secretary Of the Board Of Education
was called to the attention of the
board yesterday. The article, which
reviewed Mrs. Watkins career from
the time she was appointed to the
finance otiice of the public schools,
appears in the current issue Of the
Journal OF the Education Association,
District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

can hopes. for Chapple has always re-
oeived large Republican vote when
he has run for ONCE
In Wisconsin. as in some Of the
other States, the Townsendites claim
. large following and say they will
poll 100000 votes. While some OF the
Republican candidates have come out
hat-footedly for the Townsend plan
Is. for example. Representative Oliver
In Maine-others have contented them
selves with pledging their willingness
to bring the Townsend bill before the
Evening star., 1938-10-20

papers There
that the johnson be killed
But there little
IN the future The debtor
on much more pressing
the
United
question course Of this or the next
year the propositions will
Government because will
Evening star., 1938-10-20

the policy Of the
American Govern
m ent has been
traditionally o n e
Of deep interest in
any problem az
fecting h u m q n
liberties for Jews
and other groups
abroad.
THUS in the days
Immediately fol-
lowing the Ameri-
can z try into
he World War,
President Wilson,
t h ou & h anxious
not to seem in any
Evening star., 1938-10-20
TraditionCasts
US. on Side
Of Jews
Minorities in America
Inspire Policy to Plea
for Justice.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

For several days now the United
States Government has been express
ing through diplomatic channels to
Great Britain the great concern felt
r in America over events in the Holy
Land. While the number Of Jews in
the United States is relatively small,
Evening star., 1938-10-20
By G. GOULD LINCOLN.

OMAHA, Nebr., Oct. 20.-The most
amazing quirk in the political CAM
paign Of 1888 is q recrudescence-and
how-of the old-age pension issue.
When year or so ago . committee
Of the House Of Representatives slapped
DR.. Francis f. Townsend Of California
Evening star., 1938-10-20
The Capital Parade
Simpson Tries to Swing New York RepubGcanism
-. From Reactionary Tradition.
BY JOSEPH ALsOP and ROBERT KINTN1

By JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT XINTNEk
NEW YORK, 20 IANA)-somethng really IL happening
New tensey exciting 1ehmanDewey
battle between Republican
who suggest that their should abandon the
blanca policy.
discovered
their big budged
opposition innovation OF these last In New York
doubtful But the beat the standpatters
taken national Republican
might break all election
At first glance the whole business distinctly improbable
leader Of the Of the
organization and national the State
Evening star., 1938-10-20

o n t he " ts t,
threatened to put
him in Jail for
contempt" and
pigeon-holed his
old age pension
bill, 1t looked as
though Tow n =
sendism "a popu-
lar term for wild
cat pc nsi o n
3 c h E m e s. had
been permanently
laid on ice. Espe-
cially so, since
the Roosevelt Ad-
ministration put
fhro,yoh }{e nuyy1
Evening star., 1938-10-20

nee Of governor
Of the Federal
Home Loan Bank
System, where hs
has made An en.
viable record.
Very distant,
perhaps . nth o.
sixth cousin" was
Mr.. Delano'S re.
ply when asked II
he were . relative
Of Prest EN- !
Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. He was
Evening star., 1938-10-20

now worse than ever. In New York,
the labor party alliance has vir-
tually assured Representative Bar
toms reelection, since part Of
Simpsons deal was for the labor
ties to keep . third man in the field
against the Democratic nominee.
Yet Simpson has been unable to
deliver on number Of his promises
to the labor party. His rank and
file followers also rebelled when he
hacked the ahle Allan w n111leS
Evening star., 1938-10-20

against the Democratic bad Representative John oconnor
received the Republican nomination the
In fact the battle between the
reaching Its crucial
Simpson If Dewey loses the andpaers will
to be hoped they will fail for
will lost and the country needs nothing than
intelligent, lively opposition party.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
LEGION ELECTION
Jack Gray Heads Stanley Church
De Pue Post,

De Pue Post.
Newly elected officers of Stanley
Church De Pue Post, No. 80, American
Legion, who were installed last night
at a meeting at the Hayloft, 1926
Massachusetts avenue NV, include
Jack Gray, post commander; Graham
E. Wilson, adjutant; Charles w. Grimn,
senior vice commander; Edison Counts,
junior vice commander; Arthur Pen
dleton, third vice commander; Ray
zwinglas, judge advocate: R. D. Hud-
son, chaplain: Kenneth O'Connor,
historian; Michael Finan, master at
arms, and Jacob Schaefii, sergeant at
arms. James T. Brady. department
commander. inducted the new officers
into their posts.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
This Changing World
Stalins Purge of Bluecher Frees japanese for
South China Drive.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Dictator Stain chooses unhappy the moments for his major
For other he hits political horfom
national point Of
psng
Far Eastern the time when the
drive against points
Buecher being
suspect him stan
Evening star., 1938-10-20

true. For the last II monthS there
have been reports that the field
marshal was getting too independ-
ent Of Moscow. Under such con-
ditions 1t was inevitable that some-
thing would happen to him. But
Stain has chosen the wrong mo-
ment. Had the japanese been
worried over . possible clash with
the powerful Russian force In ST.
IBERIA, they would have not VEN
tured to divert forces frorn thA
Evening star., 1938-10-20

HE opinions OF the 0rers page are their oDn not
-, nsce::ary TIE Star Such opn.ons are presented y
readers although such opinions may be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Star's
Evening star., 1938-10-20

House and Senate for consideration
and vote. This seems to satisfy the
old-age pensioners.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

not The Sort OF fellow usually seen
in high Republican places.
He is youngish, energetic, and
personable-no relic Of the dear
dead days Of Coolidge and Hoover.
His private tastes are so various
that he numbers Gertrude Stein
and Kerensky among his close
friends. He has never been known
to use the word "regimentation."
speaks of the New Deal without
bitterness, and rarely prophecies
Evening star., 1938-10-20
An American
You Should
Know
Delano Has Had Wide
Training for Job as
Controller.
Nv DELLA pYNCuON

BY DELLA PYNCHON.
The national banks Of the country
have = new supervisor Del
ano, recently appointed controller Of
the currency. He moves from the of.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

alrplaneS are still with Franco. Ne
gotiations are still going on but the
progress is slow. II Duce knows q
good thing when he has 1t and does
not want to let loose. He is willing
to discuss the consolidation Of Spain
with the view Of ending the war.
but he wants that done on his own
terms.
X 4
The old question of the war
debts has crept back in nevs.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Government-made gas masks are
being sold in Britain at so cents each,
Evening star., 1938-10-20

inree billion buttons were made In
ENGLAND in the last u months
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-19

1925-Cyclone kills over 300 and in
lures 1000 in middle west.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-19
Minnie's Smile Is Still
One With Iuory And Gold

There before the astonished eyes OF
the interviewer reposed set of well
made false teeth-teeth which for
years and year. had made Minnie'c
smile flashing one of ivory and gold
"Hey! What goes on here, what's
this?" queried the worker.
mo use to have teeth and nothing
to exercise them on, is there?", dis
gustedly countered Minnie.
But like the heroine of the old-tim :
melodrama who was always save
from the villain just in nick of time
Minnie's Pile and soy-also hel
means of mas ..catic~--was saved a.
at the =!eve.l:i4 hou..
The pa7re rang. Mrs R want
ed a cook
AS Minnie left the office she flash
ed on the inter- lever radiant smile
all ivory anu geld. And Mrs. r. has
a cook.
At least that's the story as released
by the North Carolina State Employ
ment Service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-19

College Station, Raleigh, March 10
Van S. Watson, Jr., who last fall
made sthe highest individual score
ever made at an international Col
legfate Crops Judging Contest, is
serving as president of the State
College Ag' Club during the spring
term.
Watson was a member of the col
lege crops Judging team that went to
Chicago last fall to compete in the
1887 International Collegiate Crops
Judging Contest.
He is senior in agronomy, and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Van S. Wat
son of Rocky Mount His father is
a former member of the State House
of Representatives
In crop Judging, young Watson was
coached by DR.. J. B. .Cotner, profess
sor of farm crops, and A. D. Stuart,
extension seed specialist who is work
ing with the N. C. Crop Improvement
Association.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-19
Daily Dispatch Bureau.


Raleigh, March 19.-Minnie is moi
her real name, but it is the pseudonym
adopted by Negro divisional office
of the North Carolina State Employ
ment Service to designate one of their
registrants who, incidentally, is an ex-
cellent cook.
Minnie entered the employment Of
flee with a list of woes ABOUT as fol-
lows: She was out of work, ineligible,
for compensation benefits, the rent
due on her house, and her groceries
reduced almost to the irreducible
minimum.
Minnie was informed that there
were no openings at the moment fo~
cooks, no matter how well qualified
or how we'll recommended.
"Then that settles it. I want a favo-,
please. Tell me where I can sell these
she said.
Whereupon she ruefully dumped the
contents of her ample handkerchief
on the desk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-19

! Gently added a business rriviler., tav
and this is causing sore of these
voteless citizens Who are rudists
above their ears to fear or Their a;cn
sanity.
The bond-free District of Columbia
Is largely supported by the taxpaye. 5
OF the United Stat Sin the form of
congressional appropriations. Yet the
average Washingtorian is never cutie
satisfied, and appears not content
Win having good thing. He keeps
railing apart and bowling for more.
like Am, rose Bierce said, ''In vain he
clamors for his Boss, poor soul, to
come again and part him from his
roll"
In the middle of recent turbid tug
-noil and hot renditions over Federal
donations and grants of privileges for
Washington, Rep. Nichols of Okla
homa dropped a depth bomb into thei:
midriff by proposing that Congress
cede the District of Columbia back to
the Free State of Maryland-where
they may vote unedingly and be
taxed the same way. With the Free
States reputation for tax levies be-
ing high, and her reputation for grant
ing special privileges and exemptions
being low, the aforesaid long-under-
wear deniZens of the Potomac bad
ands came down with an attack of
Hugh Johnson's famous termites in
heir trousers Since then the hue and
Try of taxation without representa-
ion" has subsidized. But it is merely a
ull and deceives nobody, for these
nured takers of the taxpayers money
ire out to take everything worth talk
ng.
Habitually I am no alarmist-but
wonder what all the columnists and
political commentators of Washing
ON would do for a living if some Hit
er should march in!