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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-16
American Jews, Defending Homes
In Palestine, Fight Off Arab Band;
Report Over 1000 Shots Exchanged

they had wounded several. The
settlers did not lose a man.
British authorities issued arms
today to ablebodies Jews of Kiri-
atheliahu, a suburb of Haifa, to
fight off attacks by Arabs.
The arms were issued at the in
stance of the French consul gen.
eral at Haifa. Most of the resi-
dents of Kiriatheliahu are French
citizens.
The suburb, and other Jewish
settlements, had been raided re-
peatedly and the consul general
demanded that the French vii
layers be given arms to defend
themselves.
Dispatches reported tension at
Safed, up by the Syrian frontier,
after day of rioting during which
newly arrived British infantry
men, and Palestine policemen,
fired on Arab crowds.
So intense was feeling that au-
thorities at Safed imposed 22-
hour a day curfew to keep streets
clear.
Continued on page three.l
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MEN FIGHT ON
IN STIFLINC
WAYE0FH HEAT.
Nationalist Gain 40 Miles
in Six Weeks Costly
Fighting on Coast
STRENGTH OF ALIEN
HELP is INDICATED

HENDAYE, French Spanish
Frontier, July 16. (UP}-Span-
ish Loyalists held stubbornly de-
spite attacks by Nationalist shock
troop and massed airplanes on
the Mediterranean front today as
the Spanish civil war ended its
second year of slaughter.
Three Nationalist armies, un-
der three crack generals, were
driving southwark and southeast
ward to take Valencia.
Temperatures rose to 1902 de-
grees even at lower attitudes III
the hills. In the orange groves
below the the heat was sitting.
To the suffering from heat was
added the torment of thirst.
Water was taken to men Of both
sides in front line positions on
mule back.
to bombing of civilian population
Gen. Miguel Amanda, COM
handing the left wing of the Ma
ZIONIST line--nearest the coast
had his advanced positions at Chill
ches, IL miles from Sagunto and
25 miles from Valencia.
Gen. Garcia Valino, command
ing the center, was at Espadan, j
little more than 25 miles from
Valencia.
Gen. Jose Varela, commanding
the right wing, was at Albentosa,
so miles from Valencia on the
Teruel-Sagunto road.
1t had taken the Nationalist
six weeks of costly fighting To
make the 40 miles from Alicia dc
Chisbert down to Chilches along
the coast.
The fighting was proceeding in
the beautiful coastal orange grow
es and in the hills, some rolling,
some foridable with stark preci-
pices, jutting, crags and deep
deadly ravines.
1t was becoming increasingly
harder and the Loyalist resistance
had not weakened. Yesterday, the
Loyalists, tired of taking it day
after day as they had been doing,
counter attacked strongly on the
coastal front. They asserted they
recaptured four villages and re-
PEELED counter-attacks by which
the Nationalist sought TO eject
them.
Military experts here believed
t a t GeneralisSimo Francisco
Franco was counting more on an
eventual collapse OF Loyalist re
sistance than on an actual mill
tary conquest.
Italian infantry with the Ma
was less active than il
was several months ago. Italian
was active.
The Loyalist government charg-
ed through its Agence Espagne
that German freight ships con
tinued to land enormous stocks Of
war materials at Ceuta, Morocco.
alleged that since Feb
raury the Germans had sent $50
airplanes to Spain, reinforcing
900 already there.
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WAS ADVOCATE OF
WAGE, HOUR BILL

NEW YORK. July rs. tUPJ--
Elmer r. Andrews, appointed adj
ministrator OF the federal Wages
and hour law, has been industrial
commissioner i'm New York State
for six years. Before that he was
deputy commissioner.
He has been active in obtaining
the passage of minimum wage
legislation in New York State and
has been administrator of the
states social security legislation.
He was one Of the advocates Of
the wage-hour bill and participant
ed in conferences on the final
version. In these conferences he
CONTINUED on page SIX)
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SHANGHAI, July l6. (UP)--
Reinforced Chinese armies de-
Tending GeneralisSimo Chang
kai-shek'S provisional capital IN
Hankow today launched a Vigor-
Gus new counter-OtfenSiVe against
the land. water and air forces Of
Japan and appeared to be holding
THEN. own on all fronts in the
liamkOw area.
A Chinese war Office spokeS-
man said the japanese vanguard
had been driven from the suburbs
of Kiukiang, a key city in Han
kow's southeastern defenSeS, and
that Chinese short batteries sank
two Japanese motor launches in
the Yangtse river off Hukow and
scored Il direct hit on the stern
of Japanese warShip causing IAN
explosion followed by fire"
The spokesman said that pow
crful Chinese Lion Hill forts still
were resisting terrific Japanese
aerial attacks and bombardments
bv Japanese WarShlpS.
Victories also were claimed for
Chinese guerilla armies operating
in Shantung and ShanSi provinces.
Fragmentary radios fro milan
kow said 20 Japanese bombing
planes were "missing" after at
tempting again to bomb the WI
han (Wuchang, Hankow and Han
yang cities.
Garbled radios yesterday noon
said japanese planes were bomb
ing the Wu-han district. Contact
with Hankow then was lost until
3 80 p. m, when it was said 20
japanese planes were sighted
few miles east of the capital at
noon, and that there were violent
eXplosions-possibly Chinese anti
aircraft tire-after which the raid
erS disappeared
The great South China metrop-
oils Of Canton again was bombed
heavily by Japanese naval planes
and scores of Chinese were killed
i'm towns along the Canton-Han-
kow railway.
Chinese were heartened by To-
kyo's cancellation of plans to hold
the 1910 Olympic games in Japan,
asserting this means Japanese
militarists know that China can
not be defeated and that the war
will be going on not only in 1910
but many years thereafter"
They did not deny, however,
that considerable faction in Gen
eralissimo Chiang's coalition gov
eminent in Hankow was listening
to foreign overtures for peace II
the japanese succeed in occupy
ing the Wu-han area.
Diplomats in Shanghai confirm
ed United Press dispatches from
Hankow stating British Ambassa-
dor Sir Archibald Kerr, who is in
the Chinese capital, was leading a
fve-powers effort to effect an ar
Continued on page three)
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u. S. EMPLOYMENT ON
RISE DURING JUNE

SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND,
July &c. (UP)-Unemployment in
the United States decreased dur
ing June for the first time since
November, Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins announced today
as she sailed for New York on the
liner Washington.
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Junior Order To
Install Officers

The local Junior Order camp
will hold its semi-annual installa-
ton of officers Monday night at
8 o'clock at the hall here. These
officers, including Junius Hug
gins, councillor, will hold office
for six months.
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PLANS ARE RAPIDLY BEING
PERFECTED FOR CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION, JULY 3l~AUG. 3
Inaugural Program, Folk
Music And Dance Fes-
tiyal Fully Shaped up
HISTORICAL MUSEUM
CREATING INTEREST

Plans for the Henderson Coun-
~ Centennial celebration, which
will be- held from Sunday, July 81,
through Wednesday. August 3.
and mark the Tooth anniversary
Of the establishment Of this coun-
ty aS governmental unit, are
rapidly being completed by the
various committees.
Complete plans for the program
on Sunday, the opening day of
the Centennial, have been made.
Mrs. John Forrest, chairman of
thc museum committee, reported
large interest in this feature to
day. and Chief Of Police Otis Pow
rrs reported that plans for fes-
tival Of folk music and dancing
on Monday night, August !, had
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= Y 'Mlg9qthgE

Maximum temperature-84 de-
grees.
Minimum-63 degrees.
Mean-735 degrees.
Days range-2l degrees.
Normal mean temperature for
July-72.5 degrees.
Rainfall to date-1.36 inches.
Normal rainfall-6.08 inches.
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FOLK FESTIVAL WILL
BE NIGHT FEATURE

The folk festival will be held
on Monday night, following pa
rade Of progress in the morning.
The festival will be held at the
high school auditorium at 8 o'clock
in the evening, and Mr.. Powers
announced this morning that the
services of b. l.. Lunsford, of
Buncombe county, outstanding au-
thority on folk music and dancing,
had been secured in staging the
festival.
The festival will feature square
dance and buck and wing dance
contests by outstanding teams Of
this section, individual 'fiddling'
contests. string band contests, and
the playing of mountain folk tunes
and ballads, most Of them hun
dr.As ,f wears old
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LUNSFORD TO DIRECT
FOLK MUSIC EVENT

Mr. LunSford is a noted student
of mountain folk tunes and bal
lads. and has probably done more
than any other person in this sec
ton to preserve these old tunes
and songs and the interest in
mountain music and dancing.
When seen by Chief Powers yes
terday he readily agreed to come
to HenderSonvil!e to direct this
feature Of the l0O-year celebra-
ton.
The mountain songs, ballads,
and dances have lost their origin
in the dimness Of past history and
this type of music is the Oldest
known to the United States. Wis
itors from other sections will be
particularly interested in seeing
and hearing this type OF enter
tainment.
Mr.. Lunsford has spent many
years in directing such contests
and for the past several years has
directed the annual folk festival
at Asheville, which attracts thou
sands OF people.
Mrs. Forrest reported this morn
ing that a large interest was be
ing shown in the museum, which
will be conducted throughout the
Centennial at a store building on
Main street just south of the Sky
land hotel.
MANY WILL EXHIBIT
ANTIQUES AND CURlOS
Numbers Of owners Of antiques
and curios of the past have al
ready signified their intention Of
placing these pieces in the mu-
scum, Mrs. Forrest said.
Among the most interesting OBJ
tanned to date are Jenny Lind
Continued on page sikh
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JAPS BOMBING
.HANKOW AFTER
There
Chinese Claim Invaders Are
Driven From City's
Suburbs

HANKOW, July l6.--(UP)-
Twelve Japanese airplanes today
dropped 60 bombs on Hankow and
later nine planes dropped 40
bombs. Some were believed to
have struck the airdrome.
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GOOD AFTERNOON

What the world needs 10 an
artificial hare to run in front OF
the dogs of war in the arms-
ment race.
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WEATHER

Partly cloudy Saturday night
and Sunday; possible scattered
showers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
ChytrejSi mad zlodsje.

Zasluhou Josefa Kopty v
Chicago jsou "a mTfzemi tTi
lupici, kterf Sc pokouseli O wy
loupen1 1radovny Gaw-O'Ha-
ra, ma vyrbu obalek, kde je
Kopta zamestnan jake hlfdac.
Zavolal ma ne policisty, zat1m
co lupici u neho S revolvery sta
Ii, domnlvajfce Sc, re "p1cha
hodiny' hlidaci spolecnosti.
Byl ma sve obchnzce zavo-
dem zaskocen trent muzi, KITE
ri byli ozbrojeni revolvery. Hi
dac fekl lupicGm, re prichaze-
j V nevhodnou dobu, ponevadz
prave byl ma ceste Ike skf1nce,
kterou mel dati obvykly signal
hlldac1 spolecnosti American
District Telegraph.
Lupicum ~vysvetlil, re v prf-
pade, kdy signal V ustanove-
nou dobu medal, re by v 1stred
nj kancelafi hlidaci spolecnos-
tt vedeli, re Sc v tovarne neco
dele a poslali by tam okamzi-
te policii. Lupici "a toto gu
pozornen1'' povdeceni rekli a.
by signal dial.
Hl1dac m1sto Ike skTlnce spo-
lecnosti Sci Ike skT1nce policej-
nfho alarmu a zatahl "a kliku
a lupicdm rekl, re je vsechno
" pofadku. Ia chv1li zacaly
pisteti policejnf sireny. Lupici
Sc lekli a hledeli co nejrychle-
il zmizeti.
Daleko neutekli. 25lety Ed
mund Meredith padl policis-
t1m do rukou. Jeho spolecn1k
24lety Edward Klein byl male
zen v sousedstv1 pod porcf.
.Treti lupic, 19lety William
Balfanz byl zatcen policisty We
SVEN obydlf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Cernosi proti zidovskym
pristehovalcHm.

V New York City tri v1dco-
We cernosskych skupin z an
gllckych koloni1 oznamili, re
poslali premieru Chamberlai-
now kabelem protest prot O.
znamenemu planu, usaditi Ii
dovske utecence z Nemecka v
anglicke Guiane. Kabelogram
mi: "Obyvatele zapadni Indie
V Americe protestujf proti usa-
zenl bezencG ma Guiane, pone-
vadz by to vyvolalo rasove
konflikty."
Protest tento podepsali D.
w. M. P. H. Savory, domoro-
dec z anglicke Guiany a spolu-
vydavatel New York's Negro
Amsterdam News, DR.. Charles
A. Petioni, domorodec z Trini-
dadu a Wendell Malliet, spi-
sovatel a domorodec z Jamai-
ky.
Vsichni tfi jsou pfistehoval-
rcl a nasli V Americe dtociste a
dovoll 81 PROFESSIONAL prot u
sazenl ubohych bezenc1 ma Gu
lane. Sami byli radi, kdyz Jim
americke 1Tady dovolily usa-
dit Sc New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Karpatsti Rusove Sc bouri.

Polske listy tvrdi, re Karpat-
ska Ukrajina, autonomn1 stat
V ramci Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky, brzy Sc Dude asi donna
haiti spojen1 S Madarskem ma
zaklade "sebeurcen1 narodG."
Nepokoje a vytrznosti ma
Podkarpatske Rust pokracuj1.
Poole zpravy vypukly pry tam
dive velke vytrznosti, rovnajici
Sc rebelii prot dosavadn1 au-
tonomni Wade a proti Cesko-
slovensku.
Poole zpravy polske telegraf-
nj agentury polska vlada obdr-
zela telegram Cd Svazu kappa
toruskych organisac1 v New
Yorku, ktery representuje 3D.
900 vystehovalc1 z Podkarpat-
ska.
Depese obsahovala prosbu,
ably polska vlada pomohla je-
jich bratrfm ma Podkarpatsku
k ziskan1 moznosti svobodne-
no rozhodnutf o tom, chtej1-li
nadale zdstati pod panstv1m
Cech1 nebo pripojiti Sc k jine-
mt statu.
Tento telegram jmenem rec
ko-katolicke osady v New Yor-
ku podepsal Rev. Berec a die
cesaln1 knee Rev. JakOVic.
Druha takova zadost cd Kar-
patorusG z Ameriky pTisla z
Clevelandu a z Akronu Ohiu.
Tento APPEL k polske Wade pTi-
Sci jmenem $4,000 Karpatoru-
ST, sdruzenych v organisacfch
20 osad. Podepsalo jej osm
pTedakG rus1nskych vysteho-
valet v cele s knezi Kabakovi-
Gem, Lukasem a Petrykem.
Tito Karpatorusove rovnez
zadajl polskou vladu O podpo-
ru snah jejich bratTf ma Pod
karpatsku, ably mohli byti 60
svobozeni zpod ceskeho jar
ma" Polaci mali Jim poskyt-
nouti ponce, ably o SVEN osudu
mohli sami svobodne rozhod-
nouti, cimz sc mysl1 usporada-
nj plebiscitu a pTipojenf k Ma
darsku, jak 81 pref v Budape-
Sti i We V,arsave.
V Clevelandu We schGzi ne
kolika tisfc Rust a UkrajincG
byly poslany protestn1 telegra-
my vladam v Polsku, Nemec-
ku, Italii, Macarsku, Francii a
Anglii prot roztrhanf Podkar-
patske Rust, nicen1 c1rkevniho
majetku a obmezovan1 obcan-
ske i nabozenske svobody.
SchGzi pTedsedal znamy rus
ky duchovn1 Rev. Jason Kappa
madze. faraT ruskeho kostela
sv. TheodOsia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Rusko pro tesnejsi styky Sc
Spoi. Statv.

V Moskve organ "Izvestia"
doporucuje tesnejsf styky a
vetsf kooperaci Ruska Sc Spoj.
Staty, zatim CO list komunistic-
Ike strany "Pravda", dokazuje,
re protizidovsky barbarismus
v Nemecku je vysledkem kri-
tickeho postavenf fasistickeho
diktatorstv1.
"Pravda" pfipomina, re VI
ny protizidovskych bouT1 v Ru-
sku "a cara nezachranily car
sky rezim pred shroucen1m a
prohlasuje, re persekuce je O.
bycejne posledn1m 1tocistem
hrout1c1ch sc vlad.
"Kruty narodnostn1 1tisk,
lyncovanf cernochG a pronasle
dovanf zid1 jsou nejtypictejsl
znamky shnilosti a zkazenosti
kapitalismu."
Oficielnl Rusko mlc1 ku zpra-
YAM, re bylo pozadano, ably
prialo do sve zeme vets1 pocet
zidovskych bezencG z Nemec-
ka. V politickych kruzfch ne
nj vGbec zadna nadeje, re by
Rusko nejake bezence pTijalo.
neb ma nejpr1snejsf naf1zeni
prot cizincum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Ctrnactileta rozvedena.

V Los Angeles Velma Robin
son Greene, IA let stara a jejf
manzel Jones Greene, 63 leta
starry, obdrzeli rozvod.
Green byl zavren pro nose
nj smrtfci zbrane. Jeho mia
dicka zena byla dopravena k
juvenilnimu soudu, kde bylo
vysetfovano JEFF m~anzelstvf.
"Uz no nechci nikdy videti",
pravila Velma. "Sl1bil mi, re
mi koupi zasnubni prsten, al
pfijedeme do Kalifornie, ale
nekoupil mi MIC"
Greene je farmar z Tallula,
I'll. Jak pravf divka, uchazel
Sc nj pres rok drive nez 81 wal
"a zenu. Gale ami jednou mne
nepolibil."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Posedla dablem.

V Houghton, Mich, Wilfred
Pichette a jeho manzelka byli
poslani do statn1ch ~rtestnic,
do nichz byli dosouzeni ma do
zivot1 "a ubit1 20lete Marian
Doyle. ktera u Mich slouzila
jake hospodyne jejich obydlf
u Dollar Bay. Teto vrazdy z
povery sc dopustili %. f1jna
t. r.
Pichette byl poslan do trest-
nice v Marquette, jeho manzel
ka pax do robotarny V Detroit.
Rozsudek vynesl obvodn1 soud
&c John G.. Stone, kdyz Sc oba
manzele PRIMAL k vine ma OBJ
zalobu z vrazdy prvnfho stup-
ne. Soudce pri vynesen1 roz-
sudku neucinil zadneho vykla-
du.
Pichette, ktery je 35 rokd
star a byl deln1kem, sdelil S
policif, re 81 vypdjcil $4,000,
ably 81 mohl koupiti "bozskou
moe" cd handy cikand, nacez
"a pomoci manzelky utloukl
Doyle, protoze pry vefili, re je
"posedla zlym duchem''. Tlou-
xii il zehlickou a pohrabacem
tax dlouho, az byla mrtva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Krajan smrtelns Sc poranil.

V Mt. Pleasant, Pa, krajan
FrantiSek Pfeifer podlehl IRA
neni, jez 81 utrzil, kdyz Sci jak
obycejne navstfviti sve stare
zname do spolkove m1stnosti.
Spadl Sc schodG, snad ne
Stastnou nahodou. Snad take
prave tie chv1li no ranila mrt-
vice. I'll jeste pres tfi dni, ne
Eli Zemfel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Ia zenou do vszeni.

A. D. Young, ktery 81 Tfkal
"'plukovnfk'', nastoupil trest
vezeni ma lh1tu cd jednoho do
Is let. Jeho manzelka Mae
Peterson Young je jiz We we've
nj pro zeny v Dwight. Oba byli
obvineni re zpronevery 5000
skolnfch penez. Zena byla ia
jemnicf skoln1 rady v Elmwoo-
du, Chicago. Jejf trest byl wy
meren ma lhItu cd jednoho do
deseti let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Dedikace Vankovy kaple.

V presbyterian kostele War,
rem Park ma 81. ct. a Fl. ul. v
Ciceru byla poradana dedika-
ce kaple, zbudovane k ucteni
pamatky zesnuleho rev. Vacla-
va Vanka (Vanek Memorial
Chapel. Mezi recn1ky byl tez
Volta BeneS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Poranen " Nsmecku.

Chicazsky krajan. Rudolf
Rous, stlzen byl automobile
wynn 1razem v saske Kamenici.
Rousovi byly pri automobilove
nehode prerazeny ODE nohy.
Rous je vilkoobchodnikem SINE
tanOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

V Boston, Mass, William
kardinal O'Connell, arcibiskup
bostonsky a staresina katolic-
Ike hierarchie v Americe, po-
slal zidovske osade We Velkem
Bostonu zvlastn1 poselstv1, V
nemz projevil sympatie S trpf-
cimi obetmi v Nemecku a Cd
soudil nekTestanske jednan1
nazistG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Grocerista odpustil dluhy.

V Carbondale, Pa. Charles
Stranski, Jr., zahodil vsechny
1cetn1 knihy a smazal vsechny
pohledavky "a dluzn1ky sveho
grocernfho obchodu. Pr tom
vysvetloval: "Ver1m, re repu-
blikane pTinesou zp6t prospe-
ritz CO nejdT1ve."
V Pennsylvania pTi posled-
Mich volbach zvltezili republi-
kani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Pecliva.

Manuel: "Uz Ease 1cet cd
svadleny. "Copak nemyslis ma
horst dny?"
"Ovsem. Objednala jsem 81
plast do deste."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Prisel o zivot ma honu.

We Quincy, H., 17lety Law
renee Beck, student ma vyss1
skole, byl smrtelne poranen ma
honu, kdyz z jeho rucnice W.
sla neStastnou nahodou rama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Sekretaf lOQStVa swanson a
Enad i generalnf postmistr Far
ley.
- SET americkeho general
nfho stabu, gen. Craig, prohla-
suje We sv6 vyrocnf zprave, Re
armada neobycejn6 vazne po-
trebuje radu dGlezitych v6c1,
ably mohla doplniti sv6 nedo-
statky. Gen. Craig T1ka, re
"nyn6jsf valecn6 reservy zcela
nevyhovujf kritickym pozadav
kun ma valky." A jest to veci
nejvyssf d6lezitosti, ably tyto
reservy byly vybudovany.
Mimo to americka armada
potTebuje dals1 antitankova
della a protiletadlove delostTe.
lectvo. Soucasne zvysena pc.
tTeba protiletadloveho delo.
stfelectva znamena j nutnost
zvysit pocet pravideln6 anna.
dy asi o tTi tisfce muzG.
Nynejsl valky We Spanelsku
a Cine, jak ukazuje gen. Craig
prokazaly neobycejne dGlezi
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Evening star., 1938-06-18
By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
DETROIT, June ia trifle early
perhaps, to pass estimate on the worth
of alternating Zeke Bonura and Jimmy
Wasdell at first base for the Nationals,
but it is becoming increasingly evi-
dent that the gingery Bonura is likely
to suffer from part-time employment.
Loud, likable Zeke is a changed man.
Bonura, whose incessant chatter and
college spirit have made him favor
ite with Washington fans despite his
conservative batting figure, has be-
come subdued and moody. Keenly
sensitive and extremely fragile in re-
gard to adverse criticism. good-natured
Zeke's pride has been injured and it is
mirrored in his demeanor
Since the switch was inaugurated
in Cleveland, Wasdell has collected two
hits in II attempts, while Bonura,
used more sparingly, has gone hitless
in six efforts. The situation hardly
is encouraging and the plan may back
fire If zeke continues to gnaw into his
latent effectiveness by worrying
Wasdell, though, gives indications of
developing into a prolific hitter and.
with fielding edge over Bonura. he
may see frequent action. His smashes,
while being converted into outs, are
solid and his abbreviated height thus
far has proved no handicap in field
ing sense
Boots Poffenberger, the Broadway