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The Washington times., 1938-09-23

delicate, but never faded, and
the lustrouS sheen of mink,
sable and Russian lynx Is
breath-taking. Nearly a million
dollars worth o Cartier jewels
glisten from the sleek heads.
slender throatS, and lovely arms
Of the models; no color more ef-
fective than the clear blue OF
fantastic acquamarine and dla-
mond necklace and huge square
ring worn by one blonde lovely"
Parade Leads
With Lace
From a strict fashion point
of view Miss Donner has done
a good job on high-Styled, COM
prehensive merchandising, di"
viding the feature into our
parts according to fabrics.
Lace leads the parade with
a half dozen or so French de-
signed evening gowns fashinoed
into slinky, long-sleeved sheaths.
or demure strapleSS models with
full skirts.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Fleecy Wool Bush
Coat Now Offered
| For Autumn Days
BY AL TAYLOR

Don't think you're through
with bush coats just because
summer is over. To take the
place of your linen, or silk, or
what have you bush jacket, you
can get one of fleecy wool to
keep you warm on a snappy
autumn day. Comes in a sand
color, with the usual four
pockets and plated back.
At the same price there is a
sport jacket of knit brushed
wool, with suede leather front,
raglan shouldered. Comes in
tan and brown or two-tone gray.
Style flash: At Ruby Foo's,
Robert Donat, in blue-chalk
striped suit, white shirt, solid.
color maroon tie, and dark-blue
Homburg. Brian Aherne at
the Wivel, in blue herringbone,
shirt, and blue-and-white figured
tie.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Fashion
Flashes
NEW YORK,
Sept. % I.N.S.).

~~kSe S@ NAs4NsA1s$a
ELEDGLING fashion career
Il lists at the School for Fashion
Careers here had opportunity to
see what the ladies at the top
of the success ladder in style
choose in the way Of working
clothes today when four Of New
York's premier career women
gave "orientation" talks to the
students ,. Carmel Snow,
famous fashion magazine editor.
spoke in a smart collarless and
classic tweed suit Of candy pink
with beige overtones and a little
untrimmed toque Of the same
tweed Sara Pennoyer. Bon.
wit Teller executive, talked
"shop" charmingly in a box
coated suit of brown flannel
with circular skirt and tailored
white-crepe blouse with q high"
riding brim hat Of brown felt.
X Il y
Tobe, noted fashion counse.
1or, spoke in a black silk crepe
dress with front drapery as its
only decoration Her side.
brimmed hat of black velvet had
q more-than-life size bird wing
Of iridescent red and green
bakelite Alice Perkins, FASH
ion editor from Paris, wore
! Molyneux' simple gray-brown
sharkskin suit severely tailored
with q brown felt Suzy sailor
bristling with several antique
gold hatpinS.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Betty LittleWit:

81 tDGnt a beet roast that isn't
very expensive. IH IeGVe the
selection to you as yoM knotO
good meat better than ! do. /
think q rolled roast 1OoWId be
nice If it isn't too expensive.
Remember / don't a0Gnt bone
and tUe don't like fat. About
four pounds I think 1t 1t isn't
over Csc per pound"
DEITY asks for a rolled roast.
- thinking that the rolling
Identifies it as a particular cut.
It may be a rolled rib, chuck,
rump or any other part Of the
animal that the butcher chooses
to roll. It is likely that she will
get one Wf the less desirable
cuts in ordering this way. A
good roast must have bore and
fat in order to have flavor and
be juicy.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23

and stir well; add next a half
cup of broth. Boil a little
longer until the vegetable is
dry, then stir in some lemon
juice, according to taste.
Sauce
Bernaise
Beat in a bowl the following
ingredients: -Four yolkS of eggs,
one tablespoon of butter, two
tablespoons of lemon juice and
two OF beef broth, a pinch of
white pepper and pinch of
English mustard. Now pour all
this into a double boiler. set on
the fire, stirring continuously
till sauce thickenS. This sauce
is excellent for poultry, fish.
boiled beef, or chops.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Penny Wise:

"Send me a run1p roast, the
back halt OF the cut, weighing
around four pounds. / should
like it from q choice animal.
Please ren1oUe the bone, roll the
roast and stewer it. Include the
bone and an ertrG piec of Suet,
please"
DENNY buys a rump roast be-
l. cause it is usually medium
priced, relatively tender and has
little waste. From a choice ami
NAL it will be nicely marbled
with fat and will have little
waste. The entire rump roast
weighs around TO pounds. When
she asks for the back half cut
she gets the portion with the
least bone. She has the butcher
remove the bone and prepare
the roast for the oven.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23

a layer Of chopped ham; season
with a little paprika; then put
o layer of noodles, alternating
until the dish is full. Beat two
eggs, add a cupful of milk,
which has been boiled before.
and pour into the dish. Sprinkle
the top with breadcrumbs and
bake slowly for almost an hour.
S1elUed
Lettuce
Wash the lettuce thoroughly
and cut away the hard part of
the stalks and boil in salt
water as for all green vegeta-
bleS. When they are quite
tender, which will be in about
20 minutes, drain, and press out
the water thoroughly; chop a
little. Put a piece Of butter in
a saucepan and melt; add the
lettuce, season with salt and
white pepper, and let come to
O boil. dust with a little flour
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
On Time"

Clocks are such urgent
things! They bind the will
Close in confinement to their
silly tick,
Counting persistent second
day by day,
Keeping us conscious Of IN"
siStent Time,
OF work unfinished and OF
lines unSung,
Because we cannot make the
measure rhyme
Nor finish half the tasks we
have begun!
Why not proceed as children
do at play?-
Unmindful of fleet-footed
= weeks, nor flick
Creative passion month by
month, until
The creeping years shall sum-
mon all our powers
To sleep away more unre-
corded hours!
BY EVALYN SCHAFFLE.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
New York Letter:
Technicolor Fashion Film
/ Charms PyeUlezV Guests
Bv JOSEPHINE HUGHES

LIVER since Walter Wanger produced Vogues OF 1sse
T. in Techncolor and proved the cnemagoing public
in general and to the fashion world in particular, how
effective this perfected color device could be in exploiting
new modes to great advantage odfashoned black and
white stve shorts have seemed definitely dull by comparison
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Skillet and Spoon:
Ham and Noodles FaU0red
For Luncheon Dish
BY sIBILLA CAMPBELL

you bake it full hour the noodle mold will be tasty
and appetzng The Bernase for the boiled beef
actually depends for its supreme touch upon the pinch of
English mustard, which must not be omitted
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
New Blouse StyIe

New suits mean new blouseS.
A useful model is a jacket
blouse of white satin with the
VeStee portion entirely Shirred.
The Washington times., 1938-09-23

Noodle Mold
With Ham
Boil the noodles as usual in
salt water and cool. Butter a
baking dish and sprinkle with
fine breadcrumbs. Line the dish
or mold with the noodles, put in
The Washington times., 1938-09-23
Saturday Menu

Saturday Menu
BREAKFAST
Grapes
Cream of Wheat
Fried Eggs Mullins
Coffee Milk
LUNCHEON
Noodles Nodded with Ham
Lettuce Salad
Melba Toast
Cream Cheese and Jelly
Coffee Tea Milk
DINNER
Consomme with Barley
Boiled Beef with Sauce
Bearnaise
Bermuda Potatoes
SteWed Lettuce
Beet Salad
Peach Cake
Coffee
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Ceske rohliky a vanocky po-
hlaznily Berlin.

Prazsky "Venkov' pfse: Ma
berllnske mezinarodni vystav6
jest mimo jine take stanek Dr.
nenske pekarny, ktery zde
representuje ceskoslovenske
pekarske umenf. Je stale OBJ
klopen zastupy Berlinakd, KITE
RI dovedou v minute rozebrat
cele osatky S rohliky a pima
prkna vanocek, ktere tn pece
statny pekaT a prodavaji hez-
ka devcata csl. narodnfch
kroj1ch.
Je mnoho tech, ktefi 81 odna-
SELF z vystavy peciva ma neko-
lik dni. A nedivte Sc, vzdyt'
mas rohllk a nase vanocka, tot
pro Berllnaky opravdova po-
choutka u srovnan1 s jejich ma
hrazkovym pocinem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Tygr jede lecit reuma.

Q co Sc must starat lazenska
sprava, svedc1 prfhoda re slo-
venskych Piestan. Jisty OBJ
chodnik z Venezuely Sc ami ma
chvlli nemGze odloucit cd sve-
no milacka = mladeho tygra
a rozhodl Sc, re no vezme S Sc
bou ma leceni do Piestan. Do
spaciho vozu tygra wit memo
hi a proto postal zvirFe jake "a
vazadlo. Dopravnf tariff byl
spatne propoc1tan a "zivy ma
klad' zGstal vezet ma nadrazi
v B~asileji, ponevadz nem6l da-
lie zaplaceno. Piestanske Ia
zenske feditelstv1 ma nynf "a
dkol dostat tygra z bryndy a
dopravit no do Piestan, kde
vzbudf jiste sensaci. Pocita
Sc S MIN, re tygr Dude lecit je-
ste ucinneji, nez zname pie
stanske bahno. Az Sc objevf
Venezuelan S tygrem ma pro-
.enade, jiste mnohy t6zky reu
matik zahod1 berle a vezme no
ny ma ramona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Priznivy ohlas tisku o uTednim
uz1vani slovenciny ma
Slovensku.

V chystane reforme csl. Via
dy, kterou Dude tez definitivne
upravena jazykova otazka ma
Slovensku, vyvolava V csl. tisku
nejpfiznivejs1 ohlas. Csl. fisk
Sc shoduje V nazoru, re novou
1pravou j~azykoveho zakona
ma Slovensku Dude odpomoze-
no vsem dosavadn1m milnym
vykladum, nebot Dude jasne
stanoveno, re urednf Tecf ma
Slovensku We vsech oborech
statnl spravy a skolstv1 jest slo-
vencina.
DR.. Milan Hodza prijal petit
clennou delegaci pTedsednic-
iva Hlinkovy slovenske ludove
strany. Delegace prednesla
nektere stfznosti tykaj1ci Sc
administrativy ma Slovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Veliky cirkus snad naposledy
v Baltimore.

V 1ternf destovy den cirkus
Ringing Brothers and Barnum
& Bailey zastavil Sc ma kratic-
kou dobu V Baltimore We stani-
eli Pennsylvania drahy Bay
view. Nebylo tam zadne vita
nj tohoto zastupy jak obycejne
tomu bylo, kdyz cirkus pTij1z-
d1val do Baltimore.
Cirkus vezeny ma vlac1ch pTi-
Jel re Scranton, Pa, kde mem
vypukla stavka.
Kdy cirkus opet ozivne anebo
zajde, jest otazkou mezi spra-
YOU tohoto a stavkuj1clmi "a
m6stnanci.
Zarfzen1 cirkusu vezeno jest
ma Floridu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Mince z trinacteho stoletf.

Kamen1k Moucka z Vrbato-
va nasel pfi kopani parez1 V
lese malou hlin6nou nadobu DO
divneho tvaru. Otvor nadoby
byl zadelan hlinou. Moucka
nalez opatrn6 vyzvedl a kdyz
odstranil hlinu, seznal, re ma
doba je pima stTfbrnych pliskd.
Odbornlci zjistili, re v nadobe
byly vzacne mince z dolby Pre-
myslovcG z Is. stoletf. Jsou to
denary podivn6ho tvaru. Ma
jedne stran6 mince je znak or
lice nebo rdznych erb1. Cast
minc1 je pom6rne zachovala, O.
statnl jsou zniceny. Nalezce
rozdal mince Skolam a cast dial
skutecskemu a chrudimskemu
museu. Bylo jich dive ste pa
desat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01

z acknowledged vrstev byl
ceskoslovenskemu ministerstvu
vefejneho zdravotnictv1 podan
navrh, ably stat poskytoval
mladym a potfebnym NAME
linn b%ez1rocne pGjcky ma opa-
trent nejnutnejs1ch predmetn
vybavy. V navrhu sc uvadi, re
toto opatfenf, v nekterych sta
tech zavedene, dava zivotu
mladych lid1 smer a Gil zaloze-
MIN vlastn1ho krbu a opatruie
pfi tom praci velkemu poctu
zivnost1 i delnfkG. Navrh byl
pfedlozen i nekterym zajmo-
organisac1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
AUTOMOBILE.

Louise Wagner, 67leta z w.
Lombard ulice, p~tlucena byla
truckem ma Howard ulici u
Lombard ulice.
Pet cernoch1 chyceno by
10 pc homie statni policii ma
Washington Boulevard mezi
Elkridge a Laurel. Cernosi u
j1zdeli v automobile rychlostf
80 mil v iodine, ktery ukradli.
Chyceni byli, kdyz automobil
IS mimi vrazil do pumpy gasolf-
move stanice u Elkridge a po-
rail tuto. CtyTi cernosi byli 2
Washingtonu a jeden z Balti-
more.
- Ma Reisterstown road u
Glen avenue James Merrick.
28lety, srazen byl automobi-
lem a slime poranen. Automo-
bill z mista melody ujel. Svedek
melody, Marshall Schroeder,
svedcil, re tazen byl automobi-
lem do dalky nekolika stop. il
ny svedek melody, Mary Green
valid zapamatovala cislo licen-
Sc automobile a udala toto po-
licii.
- Robertu Brown, 43letemu
z Belgian avenue, pTerazeno
bylo rameno We srazce automo-
blu s jinym ma 35. ulici a Old
York road.
- Osmdesat tTi roxy starry
Paul Krupinski z Brooklyn
Heights zranen byl We stredu
truckem ma Annapolis Boule-
ward u Orchard road. Truck
T1dil Thomas Walsh z Balti-
more.
= 5 rokd stare dfvce, Jean
IGutermuth, pTerazena byla au-
tomobilem noha Clifton par
ku, kdyz stala S rodici svymi
ma okraji parku dfvajfci Sc ma
brace golfu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Pripad jednoho bylinare.

Pfipad jednoho prazskeho
bylinare je velmi vymluvny.
Pred casem Sc pTistehoval do
suterenu cinzaku v pobocni u
lici a zacal svou zazracnou
praxi. Stacilo, abyste mt po-
dali sklenku Sc svou nebo AMI
ne Sc svou mocf - a okamzite
uhodl, o jakou nemoc zde jde.
Dokonce uhodl kolik je nemoc-
nemu let a snad take nabozen-
stvl a do kterych skol chodil.
Ia tuto bleskovou diagnosu
nevzal ami halefe, dokonce dial
pacientovi zdarma receipt, kde
mu zaskrtal druhy koTenf, jez
81 sm1 u neho koupit. Lidova
cena "a nekolik balick1 Sc po-
hybovala mezi 80 az 80 Kc. A
poznal-li pan "doktor'' z mocf,
re jde O nemajetneho = dial
mt neco the tTeba zdarma.
Mono Sc potion divit, re straz-
n1ci dirigovali tlacenici lid1,z
Sc tam Tide pohlavkovali a cpa-
Ii? Pfepracovany bylinaT Una
hal tuto odpovednou praci 20
nekolik mesfcG, zaplatil sem
tam nejakou pokutu a kdyz uz
tlak lekarG a 1TadG byl velmi
shiny, resignoval a koupil 81
(po 5mesfcn1 praci) "a jeden a
ctvrt milionu Kc sanatorium.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
GINO GARIBALDI zapasit;
Dude s r N DUSKEM
prfSti tyden.

Pristl utery, 5. cervence v
hlaVnim kf1zkovem zapase DO
radanem V Carlins Park Ernie
Dusek utka Sc s Gino Garibaldj
Zapas urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky aneb do urcene hodiny
1880 kdy vsechny zapasy "a
konceny must byti die rozhod-
mutt zdejsf athleticke komise.
V nasledujfc1ch zapasech L.
cinkovati budou:
Cliff Olson VS.. Ed Newman:
Grandovich VS.. Mazurki; Bar
Der VS.. Podolak; Reilly VS.. Kib-
bons.
Vstupne jest: 6Oc, S1.2O q
$3.50. zeny V prn6vodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery V hlavnfm "a
pase Gino Garibaldi porazil
Joe Duska We rs minutach.
Jack League jenz zde zapa-
sill S velkym dspechem porazen
byl Hankem Barber V II mi
nutach. Toto vftezstvf Barbera
pfekvapilo cele obecenstvo.
Cliff Olsen zdolal Boba Ma
nlgoffa We IL minutach.
Mike Mazurki porazil Slima
Ilmblemana We 12 minutach.
Pat Riley porazil Tngelo Sa-
voldi V Is minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Bitva S bandity.

Dne 9. cervna sdelil diva sy-
move a Size 27lety Clarence a
25lety Orelle tel c.. Sastonovi,
pojistuj1c1mu jednateli We Val
ley City, v sew Dakote, re 81
pGjdou nekam hledat praci a
odesli z domova. Nedaleko
domova vyloupili "a noel ze-
lezarsky obchod, ukradli neko-
lik revolverG, pusky a zasobu
munice, druheho rama ukradli
automobil a jedouce k vychodu
pfepadali obchody, taverny a
chodce az 16. cervna pTijeli do
New English, Ia, kde pfepadli
farmarskou banku, uloupili
$3.50 a ujeli. Kudy jeli tudy
loupili, az V nedeli pfijeli do
La Porte, Ind, a "a mestem Sc
srazili S jinym autem a svdGj
porouchali. Silnicni policista
Dixon dostal naTfzeno, ably Sc
Sci ma pffpad pod1vat. Kdyz
pfijel ma silnici vedoucf k
South Bend, spatTil stojfcf au-
tomobil a tazal Sc, jestli by jim
mohl pomoci. Zacal slezati z
policejnf kary, kdyz diva muzi
sed1c1 V porouchane fordce "a
hajili palbu a policista zasazen
trent kulemi do bTicha a Jed
nou do ramene klesl k zemi.
Nastal ma bandity hon, jaky
toto okol1 jeste nevidelo.
Kdyz presli hranice statu.
setkali Sc S farmaTem Vacla-
vem Novym z Wilmingtonu.
ktery jel V Chevrolet kare a do
jeho auta skocili, unesli Novy-
no a KIDD vi jaky osud by jej
byl cekal, kdyby nekolik ma DO
Ii pracuj1c1ch farmaT1 1nos ne
videlo. Ii sprawl V okoli pa
trajlc1 policisty. K polednfmu
bylo ma m1ste Is policejnfch
kar Sc $50 pronasledovateli.
Bandite naridili Novymu, ably
zajel ma opustenou silnici u De
Selm, ILL.,, ale jfz byli spatreni
p6ti serify a zahajena pc Mich
palba. Kule jen prsely, bandi-
tie odpov1dali a kdyz byl pro-
str1leny radiator, zadek i pre-
dek, skocil Novy z auta, zvedl
ruce a bezel do kornoviste kde
klesl k zemi. Serif Lake k ne
mu bezel re strojni puskou a
jiz Sc hotovil strflet, kdyz No
w kficel, ably nestrflel. Vzdor
tomu serif stiskl kohoutek, ale
ma stest1 puska byla nejak po-
lamana a to zachranilo Novy-
mu zivot. Prchajfci bandite Sc
pustili k farme Byron Verne
ra. FarmaT nebyl donna a far
mafka poslouchala radio, iez
posllalo rozkazy a davalo in
strukce a kdyz V radiu slysela
"ted bezf k Wernerove farme"
popadla nemluvne a utekla ma
sousedn1 farmu.
V tom jiz Sc oba bandite vr-
hnuli ma dvorek a chteli sc pa
trne uschovat do domu ale Sc
rifove z Kankakee, La Porte,
South Bend a nekolik policist1
vniklo n advorek a do obou by
la zahajena palba, tax re Cla-
renee, ktery zvedal zbran ne
mel casu stf1leti, kdyz byl "a
sazen IA kulemi a ma miste L.
smrcen. Druhy bratr dostal
nekolik kul1 do tela ale zddstal
ma zivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Slovenska jizba " kralovskem
zamku " Holandsku.

Move j%menovany csl. vysla-
nee V Haagu DR.. Pacak ode
VIDAL v kralovskem zamku
hollandskem dar csl. ministra
Skolstvl a narodnf osvety DR..
Emilia Frankeho. Jest to mo-
del selske jfzby z zupy brati-
slavske S dplnou vyzdobou IL
doveho umen1 slovenskeho.
Oar pfijala kralovna Vilemi-
ma a prime Bernard. Pr teto
pfilezitosti byla usporadana V
kralovskem zamku "a 1casti
cetnych pozvanych hostG pred
naska O csl. narodn1m umen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01

Dive ste zamestnanc1 v Social
Security odboru v Baltimore
odlozeno bylo. Mfsta jeiich
zaplnena budou jinymi. Fri
zencG vladnfch pracujfcfch v
Gambler budove jest ash 4.4OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Obesila Sc.

Catherine Koerner, 16 roku
stara studentka vysi skoly, ODE
sila Sc ma tramu We sklepe sve-
no domav, {. 927 N. Kresson u
lice. Nalezena byla matkou
svoj1.
Kratce pred spachanfm Sc
bevrazdy, jak udal otec .jeji,
hadala sc Sc svoj1 sestrou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Kaplan Sc zabil ma motorcyklu.

Kaplan z Noveho Hrozenko-
va, 25lety Ant. Boxan, Kodak z
Hodolan, jel ma MOTORCYCLE do
Val. Klobouk. Mezi Luznou a
Palankou pfechazel pres cestu
zeleznicn1 zT1zenec. Kaplan, a.
by zabranil nestestf, rychle "a
brzdil, dostal smyk, spadl a
rozbil 81 lebecni kost. Zemrel v
nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Kradeze.

Louis Ostrowski, zrfzenec
gasolfnove stanice ma Philadel-
phia road a Monument ulice.
prepaden byl a okraden O $12
ctyfmi muzi, kteTf pfijeli ku
stanici V trucku. Neil oboFili
Sc ma neho revolverem, objed-
nall 81 u neho gasolin a cigare-
ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Mrtvola vzata re zalivu.

Mrtvola Marie Perez vyta-
zena byla We stfedu z vod Che
sapeake zalivu v blfzkosti
Tilghmans Island. Perez, iez
byla ucastna vyjizdky ma chy-
TAM ryb, utonula FL. cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Mattel hospody zatcen.

Richard Warren, 37lety z N.
Fulton avenue, drzan Jest pod
zarukou $1,000. Zatcen byl ma
udanl, re V hospode jeho priii-
many jsou sazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Cs.-a mericka obchodni dohoda
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mentu k projednan1 obchodnf
dohodu, ktera byla ujednana
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Evening star., 1938-06-01

investigation is completed. he will ask
that the grand jury be returned to
take up the case.
Girl May Recover.
The victim of the beating underwent
an operation last night, when a frag-
ment of bone was removed from her
head. She was conscious today, and
DR.. j. w. Bird, chief surgeon at the
Sandy Spring Hospital, said she had
good chance of recovery unless un-
foreseen complications develop.
Turner offered no resistance when
arrested about am by Sergt. Guy
Jones and Policemen Thompson and
Richard Burdett. who surrounded his
house near Middlebrook, several miles
from the Coleman home. The officers
said they found blood stained clothing
in the house.
Turner, police said, had been re-
leased May after serving IL months
in the Maryland House of Correction
for simple assault and larceny of an
automobile. Previously, it was said,
he served half of a five-year SEN
tence at Holmesburg, Pa, for assault
and battery with intent to ravish. He
also had been confined to the re-
formatory for colored youths at Chel-
tenham, Md, as an incorrigible minor,
and had served two terms in the
Rockville Jail for drunkenness.
Identified by Girl
Although suffering from beating
which broke her skull and closed
both eyes, the fifth-grade school girl.
police said, was able to identify, her
assailant by his voice when officers
brought him to her bedside in the hos
pital early today.
Meanwhile. two other colored men
picked up last night for questioning
were ordered released, one in Wash
ington and the other in Montgomery
County.
Headquarters detectives here last
night arrested the local man at the
request of Montgomery County au-
thorities. The man had been in the
vicinity of Middlebrook recently. 1t
was said that the girls assailant gave
her the Washington mans name.
Turner was said to have made his
confession in the presence of arresting
officers and Sergts. McAuliffe and Roy
Bodmer, who had been in Washington
questioning the suspect here when
Turner was apprehended. Turner,
it was said, refused TO sign a written
statement.
Turner was arrested after several
residents told police he had been seen
in the vicinity of the attack, which
occurred about 8 am. yesterday in a
lonely wood lot.
The girl left home to walk about a
mile along the country road to the
Evening star., 1938-06-01

IN the spring Of 1887, and was fired
last September.
His testimony regarding the meet
ing with Lawson followed a lawyers
huddle at Judge H. Church Ford,s
bench. Judge Ford directed its ex-
citsion as to all defendants other
than Lawson.
The defense sought today to refute
statements by several former employees
OF the Clover Fork Coal Co. that an
executive Of the company, George
Whitfield, asked non-union miners to
beat up" United Mine Workers of
America organizers.
During cross-examination Of A. P.
Hurley, who said he was fired by
Whitfield because he was a union
member, Forney Johnston of defense
counsel asked:
Didn't Mr.. Whitfield say to the
men that 1t was up to them to pro-
tect themselves from abuse and threats
by organizers however they saw it,
and that he wasn't going 10 do any
thing about it"
He never said it," replied Hurley.
who had corroborated testimony in
which Whitfield previously had been
quoted as asking miners to take clubs
to the organizers and throw them in
the river or do anything you want
with them"