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Evening star., 1938-10-14

OPEN TODAY, 3 TO 7.
1902 10Th ST. NV.
Modern Colonial tapestry brick: large
rooms tile bath. h.w.h.. 2-car brick garage,
3 porches: excellent condition. Only $3.50.
LEO NJ. BERNsTE1N & CO. Met 54oo.
Is Minutes From Downtown.
2-STORY DETACHED BRICK.
Containing i rooms and tile bath. large
living room. fireplace: excellent neighbor
hood: new-house condition. Lot 5Oxl5O.
Bargain at x1,950. Call Mr.. Guiffre.
Atlantic 1890 evenings: or office. Re-
public 11S1. F.. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5
Investment Bldg.
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
ONE BLOCK FROM GEORGIA AVE
bedrooms, tiled bath rooms on first
noor. fireplace. new oil burner. electric re-
friserator. insulated attic, garage: all
street improvements.
EDW.- H. JONES g. CO.. INC,
Cleveland 2300. Evenings Wisconsin 81 53.
WITH PRIDE
I take pleasure in Offering this remarkable
finest NV. communities Convenient to
schools and transportation. 6 large rooms.
2 baths. finished 3rd floor. built-in garage:
air conditioned: all brick. And on large
lot studded with beautiful trees. sim
cerely recommend your inspection of this
desirable property. The price will surprise
you. Call Georgia S413
Evening star., 1938-10-14
o ROOMS-6 BEDROOMS

So, $50.
An attractive home which has been re-
conditioned throughout Now being offered
at a bargain price. Located on Tilden st
Just off Conn. ave. in one of Washinetons
finest residential sections. If it's value
you re seeking you need look no farther.
OIL Erraa
Evening star., 1938-10-14

3VN32V VeN1 DeA1 s oeN111o -DO VIICON1cA.
2O4 FAIRFIELD DRIVE. $50 MONTH.
343 FAIRFIELD DRIVE SIT. so MONTH
Four and five room bungalows in excel
lent condition. with automatic heat and
THE NEWBoLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
SRl1 Wisconsin Ave WISCONSIN hoSR
Evening star., 1938-10-14
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
cCn TT EVENTu CT c z

321 w ST NE
Newly decorated throughout. 8 rooms,
bath. elec. refg.. buit-in gar. glass
Enclosed porch on 1st floor, screened-in
porch on "nd floor; h.-w.h., with buck
Evening star., 1938-10-14

WV 11UII D IN. w I1V n. q.
Large. deep lot invitingly Shrubbed and
lowered: rock garden Statuary: practically
new brick. + rooms. BATH automatic heat.
fireplace: detached garage. May be in
spected by appointment. SS5 mo. KEEL
IEY. STEELE BRANNER. Dist. 1a4O.
Evening star., 1938-10-14

SILVER SPRING BARGAINS.
5-R. Brick Bungalow; new: S5.25O
6-R. House. New; Lot 5Oxl5O; $3.50.
5-R Brick Bung.. Very Large; Oil: $3.50.
Near st. Michaers and Public Schools.
Easy Terms. Shep. 5262 or Shep. 4443 Night.
Evening star., 1938-10-14

COIORED-2O FT. WIDE. NEAR 7th AND
Florida ave. me-: $6.250; terms: SIX rooms
: porches Lot 1T #. deep. Good condi-
tion Call National 203O.
Evening star., 1938-12-30
! Numerous Parties
Last Evening for
The DebutanteS

Miss Catherine Tilghman, debu-
tante daughter of Mrs. Charles
Tilghman, was the guest in whose
honor Dr. and Mrs. James A. Can
non entertained at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club last evening. The
guests remained through the eve
ming for dancing and in the COM
pany were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Detgen, the latter formerly Miss
Benedicta Cannon, daughter of the
hosts, and her brother, DR.. James
A. Cannon, jr, who is an inferno
at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Bal
timore; Miss Elizabeth Tilghman
and Mr.. Charles Tilghman, sister
and brother of the honor guest;
Senorita Laura RecinoS, daughter
of the Guatemalan Minister and
Sonora de Recinos; Mr.. William
Gruman, Senor Rogelio Alfaro. Mr.
Lowell Bradford, Mr.. Manolo Sienz
and Mr.. John Gott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Smith
were hosts at dinner last evening for
Miss Nancy Hoskinson, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hileary
Hoskinson. The other guests we're
Miss Betty Fischer. the Misses Cot
ter, Miss Nancy Rheem, Miss Mimi
3Vorthington and her guest, Miss
Frances Baldwin; Miss Ashby Proc
tor, Miss Martha Wills Schoenfield,
Miss Doris Becker, Miss Houston
Miller, Miss Julia Cahill and her
guest, Miss Barbara McKenney of
New York; Mr.. George Worthington
I'd, and his guests, Mr.. Donald Glen
and Mr.. David Braddock; Mr.. John
Smith, jr.;; Mr.. Robert w. Fleming
Mr.. Robert Niepold, Mr.. Berkeley L
Simmons, jr.; Mr.. Robert Simmons
Mr.. Fred Mecklin, Mr.. Wilmer Meek
hn, Mr.. Laurence Benet Hume, Mr.
William c. Gwynn, jr.; Mr.. John L
Gwynn, Mr.. Barry Woods and Mr.
Hileary F. Hoskinson, brother of the
debutante.
Mrs. Demarest Lloyd and her
daughter, Miss Angelica Lloyd and
their house guests, Miss Jean STAN
ton and Mr.. Alex Pierce, motored
to Warrenton last evening to attend
the dance which Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Mcconnell of Middleburg
gave in the North Wales Club to pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Mildred
Mcconnell. Tall cedars encrusted
with snow decorated the club and
the 500 guests danced after the sup
per through the night until 6 o'clock
this morning.
Mrs. Mcconnell received the
guests, wearing black velvet trimmed
with black velvet bowknots, and her
debutante daughter was in soft white
velvet, the fitted bodice made with
out straps, and the full skirt made
over hoops. She carried white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Mr..
Mcconnell. who stood with the
hostess and their daughter part of
the evening, wore a scarlet evening
coat typical of the hunting country.
Others from Washington who
motored to Warrenton for the dance
we're Miss Eleanor Flood, Miss Doris
Evening star., 1938-12-30
Residential Social Notes
Mrs. Howard Entertains
Wrights at Dinner
ard EntertainS

Mrs. Beale Richardson Howard
was hostess at dinner last evening
entertaining in her home on Wood
land drive in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ashby Wright of New
York.
Former Senator and Mrs. Thomas
p. Gore have opened their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
for the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury
entertained small number Of
guests at dinner last evening in
compliment to DR.. and Mrs. Reed
Hunt of Boston, who are spending
the holidays with the latter's
brother-i -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clay Bayly. Mrs.
Hunt and Mrs. Bayly are daugh-
ters of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Han
mis- Taylor, long prominent in
Washington.
Miss Carolynn Talley. debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
1oA lC1 4dA1cy, W1AI ACVo4A w ACA
j, studies at Vassar Sunday. Her sis
ter, Miss Beatrice Talley, will re-
main in the Capital until Wednes-
day, when she will likewise return
to Vassar, where she is sophomore.
Miss Martha Talley, who made her
debut two years ago, has left for
New Orleans, and after visit there
she will 60 to Nashville, Tenn, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Maddin.
Miss Lora-Marie Hoover, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hoover,
entertained at a beautifully ap-
pointed tea at her residence in the
st. Nicholas Wednesday evening in
compliment to her house guests,
Miss Jane Harden, daughter of
Capt. Harden, U. S. A., now sta
toned at Manila, P. l., and Miss
Virginia Smith, daughter of Col.
Smith, U. S. A., now stationed at
Baltimore, Md. Prior to matricu-
lating at William and Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va. where they are
now in their freshman year, Miss
Harden and Miss Smith were with
their parents for two years in
Evening star., 1938-12-30
Interest Shown
In Benefit

Members of the staff of the Le-
cation of the Netherlands are TAX
ing keen interest in the Ameri-
can premiere in this city of Yvonne
Georgi and her Dutch ballet Sum-
day night, January 8, at the Ma
tional Theater, the event being also
notable as a benefit for the work
of the Thrift Shop of Washington
and sponsored by it's board, headed
by Mrs. John r. Williams.
Countess van Rechteren-Limpurg,
wife of the Counselor of the Meth
erlands Legation, is one of the
patroneSses for the benefit and will
be present at the concert, which
is further distinguished by the
presence in the patroness list of
Lady Lindsay, wife of the Ambas-
sador of Great Britain; Nine. Espil,
wife of the Ambassador of the
Argentine; Nine. Pelenyi, wife of
the Minister of Hungary; Nine
Wadsted, wife of the Minister of
Denmark, and others.
Reservations may be made through
Miss Bess Davis Schreiner and boxes
from Mrs. Wallach Merriam.
Evening star., 1938-12-30
Daughters to Give
Christmas Party

The Confederate Flag Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, will give its annual Christmas
party, in honor of Confederate vet
Grams of the District of Columbia,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Grady, ITS Massachusetts,
avenue NV, at S pm. Sunday.
There will be a Christmas tree
arranged with presents for the vet
Grams, musical program by Mrs.
S. Elizabeth Kerr and other enter
tainment by the Misses Marie Louise
and Jennette Ralph and Miss Helen
Gilmore. The division president,
Mrs. r. Stephen Pendexter, and the
division officers and chapter presi-
dents will be invited.
The Committee on Arrangements
includes Miss BERTHE Packet, Mrs.
Alice K. Swearingen and Mrs. Ben
jamin Grady.
Mrs. Fred Louis Volland is presi-
dent of the chapter.
Evening star., 1938-12-30

Manila, p. l., and Honolulu, T. H.
During this period Miss Hoover
visited her brother and sister-in-
law, 1t. and Mrs. Warren Harlan
Hoover, U. S. A., at Fort Stotsen-
burg, P. t.
Miss Mary Jeanne Healy, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Nathan Healy,
a student at the Georgetown Visi-
tation Convent, entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham. Her guests were Miss Gail
Brown, Miss Mary Ellen Cutter,
Miss Faith Harlow, Miss Mary Cath
crime JohanSen, Miss Barbara
Johnston, Miss Imogene Neuhauser,
Miss Peggy O,Donnell, Miss Kath-
crime OToole, Miss Anne Taylor,
Miss Anne Wallace and Miss Midi
Wierum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Thompson
have returned to their home in
Richmond after spending the
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert E. Lancaster.
Cadet Edwin Lloyd Powell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Powell,
was host at a dinner party in the
Shoreham blue room last evening.
He is home from West Point for
the holidays.
In the group of guests were Miss
Gail Koss, Miss Caldwell Smith,
Miss Patricia Lawrence, Miss Dolly
Baesh, Miss Sarah Botsford, Miss
Harriet Kenton, Mr.. Tully Shelly,
Mr.. Trueman Deyo, Mr.. Patrick
Tansey, jr.; Mr.. Frank Miller and
Mr.. Arthur Cudmore.
Miss Ruth Cook and her brother,
Mr.. Thomas E. Cook, jr., were hosts
at tea dance yesterday afternoon
in the supper club room at the
Shoreham Hotel, and approximately
200 guests attended. Egg nog was
served, and the Christmas motif was
carried out in poinsettias and roses.
The hostess wore a white pebble
crepe cocktail gown with trimmings
of gold, and her mother. Mrs. Ruth
Cook, was in black satin.
Evening star., 1938-12-30

Becker, Miss Lalla Harrison. Miss
Louise Oakie, Miss Peggy Townsend,
Miss Eleanor Meem, Miss Peggy
Harron, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean, jr.; Mr.. Ogden H. Ham
mond, jr; Mr.. Gordon Grayson,
Mr.. Perry Lippitt, Mr. Robert Woods,
Mr.. Rufus Johnston, Mr.. John H.
Merriam, jr, and Mr.. Lawrence
Baker, jr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Americti Cechoslovaci ma
rozloucenou.

Jake obvykle pc sokolskem
|slete UstTednl americka tisko-
va sluzba v CSR. obdrzela pro
rozs1ren1 csl. verejnosti i tisku
provolanf, j1mz loucf Sc zamor-
stv1 sletov1 hoste sc starou VIA
st1. Jeho text uvadlme:
LODI S druzstv1 Americke OBJ
ce sokolske brazdf jiz Why At
lantickeho oceanu a pocet A
merchant, kterf Sc 1castnili le-
tosniho x. vsesokolskeho sletu
v Praze a kterf posud pobyva-
j We stare vlasti Sc stale men
81 tax, re "a nedlouho budeme
jiz Ease vSichni mezi svymi "a
velikou vodou.
Povazujeme tuto dobu, tes-
ne pred svym vlastn1m odjez-
dem, "a nejvhodnejsf k tomu,
abychom jmenem vsech 1cast-
Mkt nasich vyprav, jm6nem
Americke Oboe sokolske a Slo-
venske T. J. Sokol v Amerike,
ktere mas sem dflem vyslaly,
d1lem nam umoznily shlednou-
tt velkolepe slavnosti sletove,
i konecne sym vlastn1m jme-
mem, podekovali co nej1pr1m-
neji vsem, kteTf nam S pfiklad-
nou laskou a v pravde slovan-
skou pohostinnostf zpT1jemno-
vail mas evropsky pobyt. Mira
prime a lasky byla u vsech, S
nimiz jsme Sc setkavali tax
velka, jejich projevy tax u
pT1mne, re prave ten celkovy
DOZEN je pro mas opravdu
povznasej1c1, trvaly a nezapo-
m~enutelny.
TAX jake v nasich srdcfch
hoTela touha spatfit znovu
starou vlast, uvidet slet a poz.
dravit Sc krajany V jejich svo.
bodne, tax nynf Dude V mich
tim mocneji horet laska k nj 8
vdecnost krajandm "a jejck
pfijetl. Ia lasku : lasku, "a
bratrstv1 : bratrstv1, "a vl1dnf
prijet1 : vdecnost, dix a trva-
lou vzpom1nku!
N a d ar!
KAROL BEDNAR,
naceln1k
SLOW. T. J. Sokol v Amerike
KAREL M. PRCHAL,
StarOSta.
Americke Oboe Sokolske
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Blesk zabijeI " chramu.

Ia nedeln1 bouTe v osade
Stanovov, nalezejfcf k obci Wy
sn1 Koropec V mukacevskem O.
kresu udeTil blesk do zdeneho
Teckokatolickeho kostela, pre-
plnen6ho prave vesnicany. Ia
bill zenu m1stniho roln1ka Pap
faluSiovou a roln1ka Kirpara a
pres dvacet osob omracil a po-
pail tezce nebo lehceji. Ostat-
mich vesnicanG Sc zmocnila ne
popsatelna panika. Zranen1
byli dopraveni do mukacev-
ske nemocnice. Pr bource "a
bill blesk u Mukcav6 sestnacti-
leteho studenta Josefa Spacin-
skeho z Lochova. Student po-
mahal rodicIm ma kukuricnem
poll a chtel sc ukryt pred bou-
ri. Pr dt6ku do skryse no "a
stihla smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Dvojnasobny pokus vrazdy.

V Pfihrazfch ma Mnichovo-
hradistsku byl zatcen pro
dvojnasobny pokus vrazdy So
Lefty vymenkaT Jan Knoblock,
ktery ohrozoval strelbou z
revolveru sv6 pTfbuzne. Stale
sc tax pc svaru, ktery vnikl
mezi Knoblockem a jeho re-
ten Josefem Symandlem z Pra
ny pro vedeni hospodafstvf,je
patti Symandlovi. Vymenkar
sc rozcilil a vystrelil ranu z re-
v~olveru, ale zete nezasahl.
Kdyz prispechal druhy pribuz-
ny KnoblochGv, Anton1n lei
thamel z Prahy, a SNAIL sc mu
odejmout zbran, ~vystrelil
Knobloch i po mem. Zeitham-
Iowa manzelka zpozorvala star
CIV dmysl a strhla muze zpet.
Jen tax Sc stale, re ohrozeny
muz byl zachranen. Naboj
pronikl jeho kosili a kabatem,
ale telo nezasahl. Tret1 vystrel
rozzureneho vymenkaTe platil
znovu yeti Symandlovi, ale i
ten minul ell. Krobloch byl
ZatCen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
President CsI. americke obchd-
nj kOmorY V PraZe.

V Praze dlf V techto dnech
president Americko-csl. OBJ
chodnf komory V New Yorku
Mr.. George Boochever. Jest
to vynikaj1c1 pravn1k americky
a pr tom velmi upffmny pff-
tel naseho naroda. Ia jeho
veden1 csl. obchodn1 komora V
New Yorku Sc stala velmi plat
nym cinitelem V prohlubovan1
hospodafskych stykG mezi o.
bema zememi. Pan Booche-
yer pouzil sveho pobytu V &C.
skoslovensku, Ike konferenci S
celou Tadou hospodafskych i
1fedn1ch cinitelG. Exportnf u
stav usporadal ma jeho pocest
take vefefi ma Barrandov6,
ktere Sc z1castnili m. j. Tedi-
tel Vavrecka, zastupci mini
sterstva zahranic1, obchodu,
Svazu prdmyslnfkd, jakoz i a.
merickeho vyslanectvf a kon-
sulatu V Praze. Odpov1daje ma
uv1tacf proslov nam6stka dra.
Koseho, zdGraznil Mr.. Booche-
yer svoji pevnou viru V hospo-
dafsky i politely rozkvet &C.
skoslovenska a projevil neoby-
cejny zajem O dGstojne zastou-
pen1 Ceskoslovenska ma sveto-
We vystave V New Yorku, je-
j1mz je sam clenem poradn1-
no sboru. GAPS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Z Ceskoslovenska
Vojenske slavnosti v Kla-
tovech.

V Klatovech sc konal v ram
CT oslav 20leteho trvanl repu-
bliky nekolik slavnosti. Ma ma
mesti "a ucastf ministra narod-
nj obrany Machnlka, general
ty, svedskeho generala, risske-
no hrabete Douglass a plukov-
n1ka Torrena, zavesil Svaz kla-
tovskych dragon1 ma standar-
tn dragounskeho pluku 4. stu
hu S napisem "Zivoty dame =
vlast nedame''. PAX ministr
dekoroval 81 legionafd revo-
lucnimi medailemi a konecne
byli vyrazeni piloti-zaci IS.
aeroklubu. Odpoledne ma lett
sti u Klatov sc konal letecky
den, ma nemz pred ministrem
Machnikem, jeho svedskymi
hosty, generally, ddstojn1ky a
1000 divaky vystoupili nejlep-
81 vojenStf a civilnl letci. Fla
tym hrebem programu bylo w.
stoupenl plachtare Rodovske-
no a porucika Sirokeho. We
stejnou dobu konal Svaz kla-
tovskych dragounG v NEST
skych sadech koncert.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Slovenske umeni do Ameriky.

V minulych dnech odjel z
Bratislavy do Noveho Yorku
generaln1 tajemnik Spolku slo-
venskych umelc1, akademicky
malir Andrea Kovac1k, ably
tam jake delegat vyboru w
stavy slovenskeho dmen1 V No
VEN Yorku vyTldil konecne
pffpravy k vystave del sloven-
skych umelc1, ktera Dude O.
tevTena ma oslavu dvacateho
vyrocf nasi republiky 28e Ri
ma. Pc Novem Yorku Dude Ia
to vystava take uspoTadana V
jinych mestech Spojenych sta
til severoamerickych, zvlaste
vsak tam, kde je hodne Cecho-
slovakG. Vystaveno Dude eel
KEN sto sedmdesat del, jez pc
Give porota z peti set sloven-
skych umelc1. Vystava Dude
podavat retrospektivn1 a pre-
hledny vyvoj slovenskeho W.T.
varnictv1. Budou ma nj zastou-
peny vsechny generace sloven-
skych umelcd, pocinaje Hanu-
lou az pc nejmlads1. Vystavo-
vana budou take d1la ceskych
maliTG, ktera mali bud sloven-
sky namet, nebo byla vytvofe-
ina ma Slovensku,. Vybrany
material Dude odeslan do No
veho Yorku koncem srpna. Ma
usporadani vystavy poskytl
stat zaruku 100000 Kc, proto
nenf divu, re podnik Dude pod
statn1 kontrolou. GAPS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Nymburska zahada objasnena.

Pr patran1 pc zmizelem tfi-
nactiletem Miroslavu Svobodo-
vi z Nymburka, ktery teprve
20 dvou mes1cich byl nalezen
Labi utopeny, uvad6lo Sc V
souvislosti take "zahadne"
zmizenf 15leteho Bohuslava
Marvana z Nymburka. 0
Marvanovi, ktery zmizel z do
nova 27. cervna 1884, Sc Size
vedelo, re je dobrodruzne po-
vahy a re jiz nekolikrat ma del
81 dobu z domova zmizel, ale
bylo po mem 1silovne patrano.
Tehdy Sc vyskytly zpravy, re
Marvan byl naposledy WIDEN
ma odlehlem m1ste u Labe We
spolecnosti neznameho muze.
Dohady, re Marvan Sc stall O.
beti zlocinu, Sc nyn1 ukazaly
byt nespravnymi. Pc ctyfech
letech, dnes jiz devatenactile-
ty Marvan Sc nahle vratil dc
Nymburka k otci. Cetnlk1m
Sc primal, re do sveta jej Wy
lakala touha pc dobrodruz-
stvi. Ably nebyl dopaden, Wy.
daval Sc "a Rudolfa Rdzicku
Potuloval sc dlouho v okol.
Prahy a zivil Sc zebrotou, ne.
DO prilezitostnou prac1. V pc.
slednf dobe byl zamestnan \
Roudnici mad Labem We stac1r.
ne piva. Marvan byl otcen
poznan a cetnictvo jeho totoz,
most OveTilO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Ceskym rodinam odmitaji
prodavat potraviny.

Prazske listy plsf: Zazna-
menali jsme jiz, jak henleinov-
ci ma nekterych mfstech dali
hlidat ceske obchody ordnery,
ably tam nenakupovali Nemci
a jak Ease v obcfch, kde neni
ceskych zivnostn1kG, odmitaji
henleinovst1 zivnostn1ci &C.
ch1m prodavat. Ma Vitoraz-
sku cin1 henleinovci natlak ma
zem6delce, ably odm1tli proda-
vat rodinam ceskych financ-
mich straznik1 mleko a potra-
why.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Lektor Josef Skrbinsek mrtev

Ma Zbraslavi zemrel lektor
Karlovy university, professor
Josef Skrbinsek, doziv sc sede-
sati let. Narodil sc v Selech u
Ptuje v jiznlm styrsku (dnes
1zemi jugoslavske) re slovin-
ske rodiny. Filologii studoval
We Vidni a jake vychovatel v
rodine knfzete Oetingen-Wel-
stersteru sc dostal pc prve do
Czech. Seznamil Sc tn Sc svou
pozdejsi choti a z1stal uz v
Cechach az ma kratkou dobu
sveho pusoben1 Belaku. Jake
professor ucil We StTibTe, Sla-
mem, Prfbrami a cd roku 1914
v Praze. Pc prevrate ziskal
lektorat slovinstiny a take lex
torat Destiny pro cizince. W.
sledkem jeho pedagogickych
zkusenostf je pekna Ceska cf-
tanka pro cizince a prednas-
ky, vydane jake Uvedenf do
ceskeho jazyka S nemeckymi
vyklady. PohTeb Sc konal ma
Zbraslavi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
" Hamburg, LODI Re-

lance, patriot Hamburg Anne
rican Line, byla znicena OH
mem, ktery vypukl z nezjistene
priciny. Celia prvnf tT1da W.
hoTela. Pr ohni pTisel O zivot
jeden stewart. LODI Sc prave
pTipravovala ma cestu do Skan-
dinavie, zadna zavazadla ne
byla vsak jeste ma LODI dopra-
vena. 400 cestuj1c1ch bylo
prevedeno ma jinou LODI.
= Japonska armada ma Sc
yer Cd Korey pripustila, re So
vetske vojsko vehnalo kiln k
bTehGm Tumenu ma sever cd
Cangkufengu.
Rusky napor isoloval japon-
ske vojsko okol1 ma zapad
Cd jezera Khassan, ktere die
~tvrzenf japonske vlady je ca
st1 Mancukua, ale O nemz Ru-
sove tvrd1, re je obvodu je-
iich hranic. Jediny most,
jenz zbyval pro 1stup japon-
skeho vojska, byl strzen.
Sovetska vlada odm1tla ia
ponsky mirovy navrh.
Zamitnuti, ktere niue vesti
k vedeni valky, bylo dano So
vetskym zahranicnlm komisa-
rem Maximem Litvinovem.
Velvyslanec Shigemitsu nav
st1vil Litvinova z nar1zenl sve
vlady a podal mu navrh, bylo
zavedeno okamzite pr1meri a
ODE strany ustaly We strelbe a
zGstaly V posic1ch, ma -nichz
prave budou v dobe, kdyz pT1-
mef1 vejde platnost.
V Istanbul, sestnactilety
student re Smyrny probodl no
zem sveho ucitele, protoze chtel
jej nechati propadnout. Turec-
ka vlada Zakazala casopisGm,
ably uverejnily zpravu o tonic
a 3 jinych podobnych pr1pa-
dech boj1c Sc, re by i JIM stu
denti snazili Sc graduovati po-
mocf noze mfsto pomoc1 knih.
- "Lidovy umelec" Kon-
stantin, Sergejevic S~tanislav-
skij, zakladatel chudozestve-
nyjho teatru, t. j.. umeleckeho
divadla v Moskve a jedna z
nejvets1ch osob moderniho dra
matickeho sveta, zemrel ma
srdecn1 chorobu v start Is ro-
XII.
Stanislavskij churavel uz cd
Is. cervna, kdy Sc zTftil pfi
predbeznych pracfch k prove
deni kusu "Cartouche", prace
re II. stolet1, jez vysla z pera
slavneho francouzskeho dra-
matika Moliera.
Zesnuly Sc pGvodne jmeno-
val Konstantin Sergejevic A
leksejev a Stanislavskij byl
jenom jeho scenicky pseudo
nym. Narodil sc 5. ledna
1868 Poole stareho kalendaTe.
Pochazel z proslule kupecke
rodiny. Jeho matka byla Fran
couzka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Sokolove ma obranu
csl. Statu.

VGdce oficielnfch vyprav sle-
tovych a starosta Americke
Oboe Sokolsk6 Karel Prchal
n~avstivil We stTedu starostu
COS. DIR. Bukovskeho a ode
vidal MT $3.50 Kc jake dar ma
obranu csl. statu cd nekterych
americkych 1castn1kd Vseso-
kolskeho sletu. Vzhledem k
tomu, re americt1 host6 jsou
roztrouseni 40 cele stare VIA
sti, takze sbfrka nemohla byti
p%rovedena, je to velmi slusny
a dalsf doklad, re americti
Cechoslovaci ma %republiku ne
zapomfnaj1. GAPS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Skocila S nIGsi naplnenou ka-
menim do vodY.

Ctyricetileta M. Horakova z
Move Vsi skocila u Klavar do
Labe. Ma zadech mela nusi,
naplnenou tezkymi kameny.
Kameni vsak pTi skoku do re-
ky vypadlo, take mrtvola
zoufale zeny byla vyplavena.
Horakova 81 zoufala pro vlek-
lou chOrObu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12

Do rybnfka V Sumperku
Marie Novotna z Bludova, O.
kres Sumperk, skocila do ryb-
nika sc svym novorozenetem
3 dny starym. Ma jej1 volanl
sebehli Sc Tide, kteri il jeste V
cas- zachranili q vzkrfsiIi. Je-
il dite bylo vsak jiz vytazeno
mrtve. Ma zoufalou matku bu-
de podano trestni ornament
pro vrazdu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-03
STAINING THE MONROE DOCTRINE

The Monroe Doctrine, the 18th anniversary of which marked yesterday, is slowly being put to what may prove it's severest test in history The fam GUS Doctrine as many will recall from their school books. was pronounced by President James Monroe in message to Congress on December ?, 1923 and in substance implies that in forbdding European inter- venton in the New World will that there is no need for it. In other words. the United States guarantees the independence of the nations this hemisphere against invasion from foreign countries and in giving that guarantee implies that it will assist these nations in maintaining their independence in commercial and economic ways
 The pronouncement has stood the test of time but when the Eighth International Conference of American States meets in Lima, Peru, next week it is going to find changing picture in South America and one which may see the Monroe Doctrine guaran- tees strained to the limit.
 The United States delegates to that conference going to find that Brazil has more than 100000 and Italian coonists and that had the recent Integralist Revolution succeeded Brazil would have been under virtual control of Germany They will