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The Washington times., 1938-11-21

according to that announcement
out today. . 1t states that Aggie is
in need of more than Is principal
chemists and principal chemical
engineers at SIS, 900 Applications
must be in by December 81 and
applicants will not be required to
take a written examination. I'd
like to have been at that WPA
meeting recently to see the farce
they staged depicting a delega-
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
SPEAKING OF GOVERNMENT WORKERS
J. Earle MOSer~~~~~~~~

tons call on AIRY 'Opkins. .
They ought to know as they've
been there often enough. BY the
way I like AIRY better since he
let his hair down during that re.
cent talk to WPA employees, but
I think that he would have been
missing from lot of social events
if the debutantes and dowagers
had been there to hear his opinion
of them and their parties.
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Tackled the Tippler

Do you know, heard a clerk
riding another today because of
the latter's appearance and some
how it reminded me Of my dad.
Dad had malaria when was a
boy, and as a result his face broke
out terribly. One night he was
sitting in his favorite place"
drinking a few beers, and an
other chap, a stranger, sat near
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Sweets for Three

One-pOund boxes Of deli
ci0uS ORIGINAL VELATI
chocolates or caramelS are
presented to MAY E. HERR
MANN, GAO; ALINE LAST,
AAA; C. L. DOC" SMITH,
PWA. Candy will be pre-
scented at either store, Ninth
and G SITS. N. W., or at 500
Fourteenth st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
WARNER BROTHERS

film schedule today: EARLE
and AMBASSADOR - Enrol
Flynn and Bette Davis in
'"The Sisters" plus CLANCY
and Fox on the Earle stage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rat" with Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane. PENN and
UPTOWN-Myrna 10y and
Clark Gable in TOO Hot to
Handle" CALVERT and
TIVOLI-Bing Crosby and
MacMurray in "Sing, You
Sinners"
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Correct, Johnny!

BY the way, ]. E., when I was
in the service during the war the
Kaiser was fond Of referring to
ME und Gottp Hitler, how
ever, is saying, "Just ME-Never
mind Gott!"
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Never Say Die

George, that good looking guy
from Southeast, brought in regu-
lar "Never-Say-Die" story reminis-
cent of Horatio Alger (you
wouldn't remember HIM It
concerns a woman who last April
found out, on inquiry, that she
was $500 on the eligible register,
and probably would not be called
before the next examination
voided said register In Au-
gust. however, this woman, middle
aged and married, was called for
a probational post with Vets Ad-
ministration So you see, my
fran, a $3.50 mark in an examina-
ton is not always hopeles /.
Not nearly so hopeless as trying to
truthfully fill out an application
blank in the space allotted by the
genius who designed them!
The Washington times., 1938-11-21

because every man likes dogs un
less he is one of those fellows wee
rather not meet!
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Chemists and AIRY

Agriculture will be hiring chem
lists by the wholesale next year,
Evening star., 1938-11-12
State W. P. A. Education
Directors 10 Meet

A four-day conference Of State
directors of education and recrea-
ton programs of the Works
Progress Administration will open
here Wednesday. Administrator
Harry L. Hopkins announced today.
The directors will plan and integrate
their work fo- the coming year.
Mrs. Roosevelt will act as chair
man Of a Joint session of the con-
ference Friday. All meetings will
be held at the Washington Hotel.
The purpose of the conference,
Mr.. Hopkins said, is to evaluate the
work of the two programs up to
date; to plan more adequate pro-
grams for the coming year and to
seek means for a closer integration
between education and recreational
activities of the w. P. A. This will
be the first time that State leaders
OF the two programs have been
brought together at a single con-
ference.
Particular emphasis will be given
by the education section to dis
covering means for greater occupa-
llonal training for the UNEMPLOYED,
particularly those on w. P. A., so
that they will be better prepared
to take Jobs in private employment.
Another topic of Importance will be
the greater development of classes
in traffic safety.
Main item on the agenda of the
recreation section will be the de-
Velopment of plans for making the
recreation program more attractive
TO ADULTS. Consideration also will
be given ways and means of de-
Veloplng economical vacations for
lo"-lncome groups in industrial
centers through greater use of State
parks and outdoor recreation areas
adjacent to the large cities.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
1000 Votes Shifted
To 6. 0. P. by Count
In Indiana County
Official Tally Reveals
Republican Elected;
Van Nuys' Lead Cut
Py the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. IAN Of
fetal tabulation of the vote in How
ard County showed today shift OF
more than 1000 votes in Tuesdays
election and gave James Tucker OF
Paoli, Republican, an 880-vote mar
gin over Edward Koenemann of
Evansville, Democrat, in the race
for secretary of state.
Previous totals had shown Mr..
Koenemann the winner by l02 votes.
The revised figures gave Mr.. Tuck
er 773.420 votes and Mr.. Koenemann
772 $40 Mr.. Tucker previously had
769,677 and Mr.. Koenemann 769,779.
On the basis of the first totals
Edgar Durre of Evansville, can
didate for judge of the Appellate
Court, was the only Republican
elected on the State ticket although
Dan Flanagan of Fort Wayne, also
a judicial candidate, claimed to have
won.
The same correction in the vote
erick Van Nuys over Raymond Will
lis of Angola, his Republican op-
ponent, to 1892 votes. The unof-
fetal total previously had shown
Van Nuys the winner by 6,535
votes.
The new totals were: Mr.. Van
Nuys 886,974, and Mr.. Willis 780982,
G.. o. P. candidates won seven OF
Indiana's Il seats in Congress, six
Of them ousting Democrats.
Republican State candidates voted
to ask recount of votes in Marion,
Lake, Vanderburgh, Vigo, Sullivan
and Vermillion Counties, which gave
the Democrats sizeable majorltles.
Earlier, Mr.. Willis had announced
a decision to petition Indiana's two
Federal district courts to impound
ballots and voting machines in the
six counties while he consulted
lawyers on action for recount.
A lawyers committee was set up
to consider recount procedure and
report to the State Committee here
tomorrow.
Both State Chairman Arch N.
Bobbitt of indianapolis and Will G.
Irwin of Columbus, national COM
mitteeman, called upon the public
for contributions to a recount fund.
Omer S. Jackson, Indiana Demo-
cratic chairman, did not comment
on the movement for recount.
Senator Van Nuys could not be
reached for a statement.
Floyd I. McMurray, superin-
tendent of public instruction, led the
Democratic State ticket. The un-
official tabulation gave him 776 6S4
votes, 12071 more than his oppo-
nent, Norman J. Lasher.
A State treasurer, court clerk.
three Supreme Court judges and
two other Appellate Court judges
also we're elected.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
City News in Brief

Dinner, Washington Sales Rep
resentatives Association, Willard Ho-
tel, 7 pm.
Meeting, Biological Society of
Washington, Cosmos Club, 8 pm.
Ball, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Willard Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation, Willard Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, National Council of Jewish
Juniors, Raleigh Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Kann's Girls Club, Shore
ham Hotel. 10 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Town Hall, Shoreham
Hotel. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Church Furnace Stolen

COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. II (P.-
The First Christian Church yester-
cay advertised for the return of it's
furnace.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Colds Require
Internal Treatment
Father Johns S
Medicine Builds
Natural Resist
ance From ,
Within.

Fa her Johns
Medicine has been ~
used for 81 years to fight off colds
from within-where they are located.
Millions of people have proved its
value, not only in helping to break
up colds, but to build up the body.
1t is entirely free from alcohol or
harmful drugs in any form. Be pre-
pered-keep It on hand.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Komuniste ohrozuji narod.

volatile posluchace sve 90
zbrojiti Sc dusevne a mravne
zniciti krysy, ktere hlodaj1 ma
korenech nas1 vlady," Jane
Anderson V 1tery varovala
pred komunismem We Spoje-
nych Statech Teci, kterou
mluvila u pr1tomnosti asi 1,400
osob Alcazar. V obcanskem
zivote jest manzelkou marky-
re de Cienfuegos.
Sch1zi pTedsedal Msgr. Har-
ry A. Quinn, statn1 kaplan ry-
t1f1 Kolumbovych. Predme-
tenn reel Andersonove bylo:
"Pravda O Spanelsku". Jest
byvalou novinafskou korespon
dentkou. Zatcena byla a uvez-
nena a odsouzena ku smrti ia
ko vyzvedacka v T1jnu 1886.
PAX propustena byla a dovole-
no il opustiti Spanelsko ma "a
krocen1 americke vlady.
Mluvila, jak We spanelsku
tis1ce knez1, jeptisek a obcanG
povrazdeno a sta kostelG spa
leno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Okresu boss prisel o job.

Nova rozluka v demokratic-
Ike strane ukazala Sc V pondell
v Baltimore okresu.
James P. Kelley, uznany
boss okresu CO Sc tyce udelo-
vanf mist, byl odstranen z IRA
'du pokladnfka demokraticke-
no statniho vyboru okresu.
Hned pc ohlasenf tomto, ma
wal akci tuto Kelley jake Zee
nu", kterou platiti must "a to,
re podporovati chce v kandi-
dature do 1radu governera
Herberta r.. O'Conor, general
niho navladn1ho. Edward H.
Burke a Harrison Rider posta-
rail- Sc O odstranenl Kelleyho.
Burke prohlasil Sc jake pod
p1rce Jacksonovy kandidatu-
ry. Rider podobne ucinil toto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Deset mladfkH zatceno pro
okradeni Sesti domHG.

Deset mladfk6 We start cd 13
do Is rokd nalezejfcich ku ban
de "G-Men" spoc1vajic1 v tom,
re NELL zvlastni klobouky,
kratke kalhoty a kozene kabat
ce a jezd1cfch We 3 automobi~
lech koupenych ma splatky,
zatceno bylo We ctvrtek. Kra-
deze jimi spachane vynesli jim
asi $500. Okradali domy V Sc.
verozapadnf casti mesta.
Prvnf re skupiny teto byl
chyceny v 1tery v noci 18lety
vyrostek, jenz nalezen byl sp1-
CT z AUTOMOBILE ma Pulaski a
Lanvale ulicfch. Pc SVEN chy-
cent vyzradil vse ma ostatni.
Poslednf z 10 chycen byl We
ctvrtek. Ia vinu Sc jim kladou
kradeze v 6 domech.
= Diva byvall zamestnanci
Montgomery Ward spolecnos-
tt obvineni jsou z kradezf pre-
sahujfcich $4,000 "a pTedmety
ukradene behem nekolika me-
sic1 re skladiste obchodu. Mel
vice ukradli gumovych kol, V
Gene asi $4,000.
Zlodeji jsou: Sidney M. Aus
tin, 36lety a Ellsworth Hill, 20
lety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04

Jed. Blesk, neb jsou kazdoroc-
ne poradany jiz cd prveho po-
catku zalozenf naseho Sokola,
a tomu jest jiz sc let. Sibrinky
byly opravdovym maskarnlm
plesem, jakym byvaly do
bach minulych, kdy Sokolovna
zaplnena byla maskami a OH
vena tim starodavnym ,pravym
ceskym srdecnym vesel1m,
kterez jest nam Cechum tax
vlastni. Tentokrate raz Slbfi-
mex jest volny, by kazdy 81 o.
patfil masku die svych mono
st1, a tim usnadneno jest kaz-
demu navstevn1ku, by mohl Sc
uchazeti Sc svoji maskou o ce-
MI. Doufame, re snaha nase-
no cileho sibTinkoveho vyboru
Dude pochopena, a re kazdy,
pokud to Dude mono, Pride
ma nase sibTinky v nejake mas
ce, by jsme opetne ucinili ST.
bTinky tim, elm mali byti, pra-
wynn ceskym maskarn1m pie
sem, tax jak no nasi otcove a
maminky oslavovali. TAX Sc
Ease jednou srdecne zasmejete
a upffmne pc starocesku poba-
v1te, neb ku tanci budou vyhra
vati dive nejleps1 ceske kapely,
take Sibrinky opravdu slibuJl
byti tim, co cd mich ocekavate.
Opatrte 81 kazdy v cas- vstupen
ky v pfedprodeji "a sn1zene
ceny u CihlaTG, 845 N. Luzerne
Ave-, u Sveid1, 2340 E. Monu-
ment St., u ZelenkG, 1924 Ash
land Ave. a tez v Sokolovne
Celou ceskou veTejnost k ma
Sim SibTinkam srdecne I'VE ST
bfinkovy vybor S. J. Blesk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Zamestnavatele " nejhorsim.

Nikdo v Americe neni "st1-
han a zneuzit" jake zamestna-
vatel V Americe. TAX prohla-
sill pondelf Sameron Beck, re-
ditel 1stavu New York Stock
Exchange, kdyz Tecnil v hote-
lu Lord Baltimore pred vybo-
rem Baltimorske bezpecnosti.
"Nemluv1m," rekl, 90 tom,
ktery vyuzije deln1ka pro sv1j
zisk a pax odhodi jej, kdyz
praci jeho zfskal," Tekl Beck
vice nezli 700 shromazdenym
osobam.
ga mluvim O dobrem, poe
TWEEN zamestnavateli. Jeho
nejtezsim zamestnanlm jest,
kteremu cell roce tonic, do
staff ma platebn1 listinu lidi,
kteri jsou volni jake muzi a
zeny Ameriky vzdy chill. vi
&c platu, kratsf hodiny ma
Mich vymahany.
Recnlk praVll, re nOVy pO-
kus must ucinen byti S mladym
pokolenfm zeme, pro nez must
nastoupiti vice pratelstv1 ,kdyz
tito sc snaz1 postoupiti.
"Muslme byti velice peclivy-
mi v techto dnech v zachazen1
S lidmi, kter1 nejsou v tax
stastnych postaven1ch jake
isme N.Y."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Vrazda odhalena hasici.

V Essex hasici volani byli V
patek ma Governor Nice High
way ku pozaru. V hoTfcf cha
trci nalezli obet podivne vraz-
dy. Policie Baltimore okresu
lined pocala hledati muze. kite
ry zastrelil 54leteho Karp Fe-
deskie, hlldace a pax zapalil
chatrc.
Hlfdac najat byl spolecnost1
United Clay Mines, jez v praci
ma zTfzeni ma Nice Highway
a Poplar road. Fedeskie sire
len byl do praveho spanku z
Irucnice, jez n~alezena byla v
bl1zkosti asi 10 stop cd mrtvo-
ly. Polici1 rucnice z%jistena by
la jake rucnice, kterou Vast
nil jeden zamestnanec spoiled
nosti.
Dive osoby hlasily ohen. PRIV
MIN byl Henry Mohr, farmar a
druhym Irving Hawkins, jenz
rfdf gasolinovou stanici ma O.
pacne strane.
re jednalo sc o loupez, sved-
Gil notny nepofadek v 1Tadov-
ne vedle chatrce, kde policie
nalezla stolky pTehazene a pa
piry rozhazene pc pOdlaze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Westinghouse maine 800
zrizencH.

Zamestnan1 300 az 400 cvi-
cenym zr1zencGm dano Dude
spolecnost1 Westinghouse E.
lectric and Manufacturing, jez
vyrabeti Dude zvlastniho typu
Radio. Podnik Dude ma Will
kens avenue a Catherine ulici
v jihozapadn1 casti Baltimore
v move dvouposchodove budo-
We. Stavba vypoctena ma $42-
900. S touto pocne Sc Timed
jakmile povolen1 ku stavbe u
radem dano Dude.
Podnik Dude ma pozemku o
5 akrech velikem. Podnik pre-
stehovan sem Dude z Chicopee
Falls, Mass.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Pomoc nezamestnanym dosah-
ne snad vyse desiti milionI
dolarHE.

Placenf nezam6stnanym v
Marylandu, jez v roce tonic
dostoupl vyse asi $10,000,0 900,
jest V proudu.
DIE 1Fedn1ch zprav re 21
statG, jez zavedly pomocnou
tuto akci nezamestnanym, Ma
ryland jest prvnfm, ktery po-
cal S placenlm pomoci.
Statn1 departmental sluzba
nalezla We ctvrtek praci pro
Roberta E. Dorsey z w. Barre
ulice, jenz byl prvnfm ktery
dostal prvn1 check. Svym ca
sem byl hl1dacem. Nyn1 ma
praci jake, deln1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Vichrem zpHsobena skoda v
msstske aeroplanove stanici.

Vichr, jenz radil v nedeli
prudkost1 40 mil iodine, "a
vinil skody We vzduchoplavec-
Ike zdejsi stanici. Vzduchoiod
Bermuda Clipper, jez prave
pribyla z plavby, vzata byla
do okolf Curtis Bay, ably tam
chranena byla pred Skodou.
Pc zmltani nekolik hodin tr-
vajfcim zavinenem rozbouTe-
nymi vlnami, vzducholod tato
cenena ma 100000 utrhla Sc a
rozejela Sc ma povrchu vody
zalivu p~rivazana byvsi ku pew
ne zemi jenom ma jednom pro-
vaze. Ku pomoci zavolana by
la lodice Kipp, j1z konecne po-
daTilo Sc vzducholod upevniti.
Pan-American vZducholOd
pomerne lehce vylodila Sest
cestuj1c1ch, kteT1 ma nj pfijeli
z Bermudy.
= Ohne hoTely V nedeli ma
nekolika stech akrd u Balti-
more a okolnfch okresG udrzu-
jfce hasice v pilne praci.
Dovoz zastaven byti musel
ma Fort Avenue-Key Highway
kdyz v polich zuffcl ohen hro-
I'll okoln1m tovarn1m podni-
kun.
Velika stodola Emmy Schif-
fer We Fullerton shorela, kdyz
ohen zuril ma pol1ch v rozsahu
SO akr1.
Diva ohne poskodily poem
ky v rozsahu so akrG neil Sc
podaTilo tyto u Turner's Sta
ton tyto zdolati. Hasici V Els
sex bojovali proti plamenGm
pres tri hodiny. U Gainesville
peti alarmy hasici volani byli
do boje proti plamenGm ma po-
zemcich, ktery poskodil Is a.
kr1. Rada jinych ohnG hlase-
ma byla krone techto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
80 lekarI pecuje O 7.212
~choromyslnych.

Koncem poslednfho fiskalnl-
no roku tricet lekaT1 pecovalo
O 1912 choromyslnych v Ma
rylandskych statn1ch 1stavech,
jak prave nyn1 oznameno. o.
stavG techto ma stat 6. Ose-
tTovatelek v Mich jest 683.
80. zaTi statn1 1stavy mely
7.797 onemocnelych bud v u
stavech anebo ma parole. Ne
mocnf ma parole volani byti
mohou Timed do 1stav1, uka-
ze-li sc potreba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04

Anton Yursfk, 1880 E. Ma
olson ulice dine 80. ledna slavii
9Olet6 narozeniny u sveho sy-
ma p. Otto V. Yursfka, vzpo-
mfnaje ma sve mladf V Cechach
jak pred 63 lety pfijel Sc svou
chotf do Ameriky MAZE $50,
coz bylo vsecko jej1ch bohat-
stvf. Kdyz pTistali do Balti-
more, kde nem6li zadneho phi
tele, nahodou seznamili Sc S
ceskou rodinou, ktera je prija-
la do sveho domu a prvn1 jeho
prace byla ma draze B. & O..
p~okladati svele ma trait bl1zko
Clifton parku.
Potion nauGil Sc krejcovine
a tax pracoval az We sve dime
zamestnaval n6kolik deln1kG
DO mnoho let. Jeho manzelka
Albina, ktera jej predesla ma
Narodnf hTbitov pred 8 roxy,
byla velmi znama pracovnice
V kruhu Jednoty Ceskych Dam
zalozila nekolik c1sel te Jed
noty.
Dunn jejich vzdy byl otev-
rem pFist6hovalcGm z Czech a
pohostinstvf jej1ch bylo nezist-
ne a upffmn6, nebot nikdy ne
zapom6li ma dobu kdyz oni
pTijeli sem a zadneho pritele
anebo znameho zde nem6li,
byli prijati do ceske rodiny a
proto pc dlouha l6ta tax Cd
placeli svGj duh temto do
brym CechGm.
Pan Anton Yursik narodil
Sc V Cechach V Kutn6 HoTe, Wy
ucil Sc mlynarstvf a pax sezna-
mil Sc S dcerou mlynaTe, KITE
rou pojal "a manzelku a bro
pc svatb6 byl odveden k VOL
sku a slouzil 10 mes1cG a proto
nikdy nezapom6l ma c1saTe
Frantiska Josefa. Pc navratu
ku sve rodin6, vyprav6l jak
slysel, re V Americe je mno-
hem snadneji udelati zivobitf
a tax S $50 V kapse plavili Sc
pc Is dnf oceanem z Bremen
do Baltimore, kde zalozili 81
novy domov V move vlasti. W.
chovali II dftek- 5 synG a 6
deer, z kterych diva synove V
muzn6m veku otce a matku
pTedesli ma v6cnost. 3 synove
jsou: J. Edward Yursik, byva-
IL soudce, Otto V. Yursik,
pravnfk a m1stopTedseda Pro-
vident Savings Banky a Emil
Yursik, linotypista a spoluma-
jitel tiskarny. 4 dcery zijf zde
V Baltimore, PAM: Marie Gre
gorova, Anna Pavl1kova, Abb
ma Fajmanova a Barbora Ben
dova. PAM Emilia Rfhova zije
V New Jersey a nejmlads1 Be-
zena zije V Praze V Cechach,
kde jejf manzel Rev. Jos. KTe-
mex kaze v jednom nejv6tsfm
kostele Praze. BOzena byla
V mIadf SVEN diakonkou V pri-
st6hovaleck6m dome a tn mno-
no pTist6hovalych CechG, kteri
nemeli zde pTatel ami znamych
nalezlo v dome p. Yursika po-
host6nf a p~rfstresf a tax bylo
o ne postarano pc dobu nez
nalezli zam6stnanf a byt.
Pan Yursik jest velmi ely
ma sv6 start, cite "Telegraf" a
jin6 dennf noviny, rfd1 svou do
macnost, zije Sc svym synem
Edwardem a kazdou nedeli
navst6vuje pc poTadku stT1da-
We jednu rodinu svych deti
zde We meste zijfcfch.
Ma 20 vnoucat a 10 pravnou.
cat. Smyslenf jest d~emokratic.
keno a velmi jest hrdym re je.
no narozeniny jsou ten samJ
den jake naseho presidents
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Vstoupil do zems neopravnen.

V pondeli souzen byl vlad-
MIN komisafem Joseph L.. Pa
cent z Kanady, re vstoupil ma
dzemi Spojenych StatG neo-
pravnen.
Kanadan drzan jest V New
Yorku pod zarukou $1,000 pro
tentyz pTestupek, kdyz priJel
do Spojenych StatG 10. zafi
1886.
Parent byl celkem tfikrate
deportovan. Vinen jest z kri-
minalnfho rekordu jak zde tax
v Kanade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Somerset pro Jacksona.

Ctyficet osm byvalych used
l1k1 v Somerset okresu, ktefi
nynf zijf a obchodujf v Balti-
more, podepsali petici zadaji-
CT usedl1ky v Somerset okresu,
ably tam podporovan byl Jack
son do 1Tadu governera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Lieutenant Ridgely obdrzel
rozvod.

Lieutenant statn1 policie,
Ruxton M. Ridgely, obdrzel
rozvod cd manzelky sve, Eve
lin M. Ridgely, ktera cd neho
odesla 1. bTezna 1884 a ziJe
nynf v Boston, Mass. Lieute-
nant jest velitelem divise ma
Eastern Shore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-13

effective of momentum for American business Naturally during periods of economic maadiustments with which private initiative alone cannot success
 fully cope it is the responsibility of the Government to assist in restoring normal activities.
 However the self-reance and initiative of bus- ness itself is the most effective spearhead of attack on conditions that would impede progress. Those who are hesitant with their production and sales adven lures while economic skies clearing, frequently find that while they are thus waiting their compet- tors are getting ahead under their promotional efforts Stop and Go advertising, just spasmodc activity of all types only be expected to achieve stop and go results
 There probably is more important factor in keeping business at normal pace and arousing It from the doldrums which it frequently gets into than advertising and as Secretary Roper points out it must be consistently done.
 Stop and Go" advertising that is an advertise ment this week and then another three weeks from now will result in just exactly what the Commerce executive said stop and go results Business will be good when the public, through advertising mes- sages, knows what that particular business has to cffer And, on the same premise, it will be poor when the buying public is permitted to forget that a commercial institution is in business by lack of advertising, and naturally enough that buying public will make its way to the door of the merchant business institution which is keeping it alive to the fact that it has something to offer that the public wants by advertising.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-13
THE SIGNAL CORPS CHANGE

It is with feeling of regret that we record the retirement of Col George E. Kumpe head of the United States Signal Corps in this district. While after 45 years in the service of his country, Col Kumpe has well earned the leisure days of re- tirement his laying down of the reins the loss to Alaska of true friend and one, who through the Alaska Communications System has afforded the residents of this Territory wonderfully efficient and satisfactory service. Wherever his retirement may take him The Empire wishes him well.
 At the same time, we in the north have reason for qualification in the appointment of the Colones successor Major Paul Edwards, who too has done valiant service for Alaska officer of the Signal Corps. An able and affabe man, whose friends in Alaska be counted by the scores, Major Edwards has been in technical charge of many of the develop ments made by the Signal Corps in the Territory and particularly recently with the radio-telephone hookup which gave Alaska its first direct telephone connection with the Outside world
 Gov. John w. Troy undoubtedly vocing the sentiment of all Alaska yesterday when he said T hate to see him go" referring to Col Kumpe, and continuing, but fortunate that Major Edwards has been appointed his successor The Signal Corps has given wonderful service to Alaska under Col. Kumpe and I it will continue to do so with Major Edwards at the helm. Both are excellent men,"