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The Washington times., 1938-07-21

Grimm was appointed man.
ager August z, 1882, to succeed
Rogers HOrnsby when the Cubs
were laundering in the National
League five games behind the
leaders. Grimm inserted new
life, and won the pennant seven
weeks after he took command.
His team won another pennant
in 1Q3S
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
On Again
Mccoy, Knox to Fight
If Rain Holds Off

CHICAGO, July 81 G.N.S0.
Buddy Knox of Dayton, Ohio and
AL Mccoy of Boston, heavy.
weights. tonight will go eight
rounds in the feature bout of a
postponed program here.
The fight had been set for last
night, but rain forced the delay.
The Washington times., 1938-07-21

what evil habit Of calling off
games at the slightest provocation.
If it's possible to play the
game at ALL" Griffith said, "the
game should go on. A little rain
never hurt nobody"
The Mats, incidentally, thrived
in yesterdays rain, which main
tanned its happy patter through
out the entire nine innings. In
beating the Tigers, 7 to 2, Wash
ington secured a firmer hold on
fourth place as the Tigers sunk
further into sixth place, . half.
game behind the White Sox.
The Washington times., 1938-07-21

In six years, his outright release
yesterday and appointed Hart
nett to take over the managers
reins this afternoon.
Wrigley, disclosing he had
spent many sleepless nights be
cause the fOurth-place Cubs had
slipped five and One-haR games
behind first place when they
were regarded as preseason PEN
nant favOrites, said:
Il have been thinking about
this thing for some time. Con
trary to belief, / am very much
The Washington times., 1938-07-21

Ousting of Grimm has been
often rumored, the latest re-
ports circulating only last week.
At one time or another, the
names of four different Cub
players have ben linked by
rumOrs to intrateam quarrels,
the rumOrs also saying that all
Of the four aspired to be man.
ager.
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
Cardinal Pitcher Sold

CHICAGO, July 21.-John
Chambers, righthand pitcher of
the st. Louis Cardinals, has been
sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers for
the waiver price of $4,000.
Chambers was with the Card
inals in the spring, but was sent
to Columbus in the American AS
ISOLATION for further seasoning.
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his club doesn't depend on any
one department of play, but wins
its games as often with pitching
as with hitting or fielding.
Witt also frowned on the idea
that his players had anything re-
Sembling a defeatist complex in
relation to the Yankees
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picture on Next Pagel

CHICAGO, July FL (I.N.SD.
Catcher Leo (Gabby) Hartnett
became manager of the Chicago
Cubs today after Owner p. X.
Wrigley fired Manager Charley
Grimm as he decided to change
horses in the middle Of the 1888
National League pennant race.
Probably recalling q similar
move brought him a pennant in
1882, Owner Wrigley gave
Grimm, q swell guy" who pi-
lOted the club to two pennantS
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
18th From Mass.

Naming Of Leo (Gabby Hart
nett as manager Of the Chi
cagO Cubs today gave Massa-
chusetts its fourth major
league pilot.
Hartnett broke in with the
MillviIIe nine, while Pie Tray
nor, Of the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates, came from SOmerville.
In the American League,
Connie Mack, veteran skipper
of the Athletics, first saw the
light of day at East Brook
field, and Mickey COchrane,
of the Detroit Tigers, claimed
East Bridgewater as his home.
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
g Tops
Southwest farmers

The Southwest Commerce Mer-
chants won from Southwest Farm
ers Market, 10 to 9, at Shady Oak.
Harry Stein and C. StanSbury
starred for the winners.
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
.Ambers Opens Camp;
Preps for Title Bout

SUMMIT, N. j., July 81.
Lightweight Champion Lou Am.
bers has opened his training camp
here in preparation for his title de-
tense against Henry Armstrong
The Washington times., 1938-07-21

OF course, the Yankees are
the team to beat" Witt said. But
he parried queries as to where
he thought the Indians were
likely to wind up.
1--WE been around this game
for Is years and I know it's
dangerous to look ahead to o.
tober; it's too far off," Witt ex-
planned his reluctance. He said
that he might talk more ex-
plicitly if the Indians ever get Is
games out front with 80 left to
play, "the way we were at New.
ark last season."
Cleveland'S tactics are to play
from day to day and bid for each
game as it comes along, according
to Witt, who managed Interna
tional League Champion Newark
of the Yankee farm system, last
year. The Tribes pilot insisted
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
JOEY ARCHIBALD IN HOSPITAL
COACH MILAN ON.
PRODUCING
NAT RUNS


Whatever degree of success the
Mats attain this year, an ample
share of the credit must go to
Clyde "zeb" Milan, the quiet
spoken old boy who works eff.
GENTLY in the third base coaching
box for washington.
Forced out Of baseball last year
by illness while managing the
Chattanooga Lookouts, Milan has
produced a highly commendable
job for the Mats cause this sea-
son.
Whereas, Earl McNeely was
roundly criticized for his third
base coaching last year when
time and again, he tagged run.
ners on when putouts were newt.
able. Not once this year has Mi
lan'S judgment been questioned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one of
the greatest base runners of all
time, if not the greatest. Some
rank him above Cobb as the all
time hoofer of baseball. His in
herent skill, experience and study
of the base-running art has, in
turn, been passed along to the
Nat rockies, notably George Case.
Buddy Lewis, the youthful Nat
veteran, has profited no end by
the new association with this man
they called the master base runner.
Once this year a Nat rookie
ignored Milan's signal as he
rounded third and continued to-
ward the plate. He was thrown out
in a close play. Milan, one or two
sports writers insisted, had tagged
him on.
ROOKIE TO BLAME
After the game we asked the
rookie.
my fault" he confessed readily.
II thought I knew more than the
coach. He had his hands up for
me to stop. But I kept going be-
cause I thought I was cinch to
make it,"
If you notice, next time you wit.
CONTINUED on Page 80, Col. ~
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MATS DEFY RAIN
veg E~* %~x ~~~
Criff Won't Call Game

Commenting upon his policy of playing out his home
shine-Cark Griffith owner of the Mats
predicted today the Mats would 60 through without
The Washington times., 1938-07-21


ouired the name of MICKEY. The boys
boys who frolic and fight their way from
HALLS OF MONTEZUMA to the SHORES
OF TRPOLI contend that Cochrane was
named after a fighting colonel Of the MA
RINE CORPS, MICKEY Cochrane -. The
boys who knew Cochrane when ne was q
raging, line-smashing halfback at Boston
University say he was known as Mickey
before he ever left the clustered environS
of Commonwealth Avenue.
GGVKTHY IS GORDON CoCHRANE, Of the
w Detroit Tigers, called MICKEY"
writes Marine Of long standing IN
tell YOU He was named after HENRY
CLAY COCHRANE who retired as
COLONEL. Of MARINES after 40 years OF
service COL. Cochrane always was
called MICKEY by the enlisted men, but
always at discreet distance -. He served
at GUANTANAMO in the SPANISH WAR;
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
vFRANK BUCKO'NEILL]

VTHE UNITED STATES MARINES have landed This tne
instead of SETTLING controversy they've STARTED one
It's all about GORDON STANLEY CoCHRANE manager OF
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
TRIBE :: PSYCHOLOGY $; {: ;:
witt Can't See Flag Yet"

NEW YORK, July 81 IN.s)-Manager Oscar Witt of the
Cleveland Indians keeping on the chances of the Tribe
to finish first in the American League
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia, Ill; Pittsburgh,
o..
st. Louis, ~; New York, al.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati 3.
Only games played.
TOday's Games
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
The Washington times., 1938-07-21
Standings

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
WASHINGTON, Z; Detroit, 2.
Only game played.
TOday'S Games
Detroit at WASHINGTON.
Cleveland at New York (2).
Chicago at Boston (2).
st. Louis at Philadelphia (2).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Umyvani Sui.

Roku 1910 vySla v Paflzl
kniha: "zivot v nejvyss1 spo-
lecnosti" a v nj byla zm1nka O
tom, re jiz nekolik let pricha-
ii do mody nepr1jemny zvyk
umyvati We vode ruce a oblicej.
Jsou pry podivini, ktefl 81 u
myvaj1 nohy.
Panovaly tehdy vGbec zaj1-
nave zvyky. Prochazeti Sc ma
cerstvem vzduchu nebylo IVY
KEN a kdyz nejaky velmoz Sci
do sve stylove zahrady, bral
ma oblicej zavoj nebo skrabos-
ku, ktera chranila pred slun-
Gem a vetrem. Ludv1ku XIV.
denne rano prinaseli mokry
rucnik, JIM "Kral Slunce" 81
utiral ruce a oblicej. Pc j1dle
ponoroval do missy s vodou jen
prsty svych rukou a to byla u
francouzskeho dvora novinka.
Starsi dvoTane necinili ami to-.
Pestenf nehtG nebylo vGbec
znamo v Europe do r. 1900 a
cisteni zubI jeste r. 1850 bylo
pokladano "a neobvyklou W.
strednost. Teprve Ike konci
XVIII. stolet1 Will sc mezi slech
tou zvyk zavolati jednou do
mesice lazebnika, ably vycistil
zuby cele rodine.
Az do velke francouzske re-
voluce vsude v Europe Sc pu-
drovali a natirali oblicej a ru-
&c rGznymi mastmi. Ale zad-
neho incapable, ably Sc umyl
vodou. Jde povest re ruska
carevna Anna Ivanovna (1730
1740) vzdy 81 umyvala tvaf
pred tim, nez byla znovu ma
mastena a pudrovana, ale by
la to jenom jej1 osobnl chout-
ka "a 1celem kosmetickym a
nikoliv zdravotn1m, ktera do
konce nemela mnoho nasledov
Mkt, ackoliv prave mezi rus
kym lidem byla davno znama
parni lazen, coz Sc vsak poci-
talo Ia neslusne pro vyssi spo-
lecnost.
Napoleon privezl z orientu
zvyk parnich lazni, ale vetsi-
nou Sc jen utiral rucnikem S
kolinskou vodou. Goethe byl
znam svym podivinstvlm sc
koupati, avsak umyvan1 jake
denni zvyk prichazi teprve v
polovine XIX. stoleti.
Jeste pred 20 Lefty We meste
Par1zi bylo koupelny casio po-
uzfvAno jake spizfrny a ma o.
tazku "Coz jste sc nekoupaly
We vane?" stara Parizanka
klidne odpovidala: me, ne
NELL jsme v rodine zadnou ne
moe"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Sui mimo kuchyne.

Uzitim v kuchyni daleko neni
vycerpana uzitecnost kuchyn-
ske soil. Nehledfc k mnoha
jinym zp1sobem upotfebeni,
da Sc kuchynska sill uzft i v
kosmetice a v peel o zdravi.
Obcasna masaz hlavy mirne
slanou vodou prospiva prot
vypadavanf WASH. Mate-li "a
n1cene a unavene oci, pocitfte
1levu, kdyz je zlehka oplach-
nete vlaznou slanou vodou. Ze
pr bolen1 v krku prospeje klo-
ktan1 slanou vodou a re je to
dobre zvlaste jake preventivni
%opatfenf "a sychraveho pocasf
podzimn1ho nebo v podjarf, je
obecne znamo, stejne Sc dobre
osvedc1 vtahnouti nekolikrat
vlaznou slanou vodu nosem
pfi pot1ranf zac1najfcf rymy.
Slana5 voda ma vyplachovani
ust nahradl v nouzi ustn1 vody,
odstranuje i zubnl kamen.
Koupele nohou v chladne sla-
ne vode podporujf krevni O.
beh, jehoz poruchy jsou oby-
eejne pf1cinou, proc zebou no
by. Je to vsak hodne radikal-
nj metoda a je vzdy dobre
pred jejim uzitim Sc dotazat
lekaTe. Zdravym noham pro-
sp1vajl koupele We vlazne sla-
nefvode jake prostredek pri u
nave. Ovsem, vseho mnoho
skodi. A tax ma prfklad v NOR
skych laznich je treba vyrov-
naval pTflis mnoho slane vody
sladkou vodou. To plat1 Zvla-
Ste o nohou, jez je vzdy treba
pc koupel1ch pr1lis slanych o.
plachnout mekkou sladkou vo-
dou, protoze Sc do Mich sGl
snadno pfflis zazira, hlavne
tam, kde Sc usazuje Gu korend
prstG). A vlasy sc ovsem chra-
nj .capkou nebo satkem a ca
steji Sc must vtfrat olej, ably
nepreschly a nelamaly Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

zapadni polokouli pred jakym
koli utokem."
Welles pravil, re VSeameri-
cka conference, ktera Dude "a
hajena dine 9. prosince v Lima,
Peru, Dude mlti ohromnou d.
lezitost vzhledem k svetove 81
tuaci. Americkou delegaci pa
trne povede sekretar statu Cor
dell Hull.
= Obchodn1 pomery jew
stale vseobecne zlepseni pres
nedavny neklid v politice, jak
Sc pravi We zprave Federalni
reservnf rady.
We sve zprave rada shledala
znamky, re .prfjem naroda Sc
zvysuje, re cinnost v staveb-
MIN prGmyslu je vzbuzena, re
zamestnanost je vetSi a prave
tax produkce, re zeleznicni do
prava Sc zvysila, re zahranicni
obchod vzrostl a re akcie prG-
myslovych podnik1 stoupaji.
Nedavne zvyseni vyroby po-
stavilo nektere obory prGmy-
stu ma takovou vysi, re kryje
beznou spotrebu. DalSi IVY
SEMI zavisi ma tom,jak velke
nakupy t. Nv. tezkeho zbozi bu-
dou ciniti zeleznice, utilitnf
spolecnosti a pr1myslove pod
Milky vGbec.
Pred tydnem vlada a utilitni
podniky dohodly Sc ma progra-
mu, jenz Dude vyzadovati dvou
miliard dolarG a jeho 1celem
Dude zvysiti cinost tonic O.
boru prGmyslu.
Konkretnim dGkazem, re
obchod Sc vSeobecne lepsi je
ona cast zpravy. Federalni
reservnf rady, v niz Sc mluvi o
akcifch prGmyslovych podni-
XII. V nekolika minulych me-
cfch vydavaly korporace "a
$3.50, 900, 600 novych akcii me-
sicne. To je pouze o $4,000
900 meme nee v prvni polovine
r. 1887, kdy byl obchod ma
VZeStupu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

byly uverejneny V casopisu
Social JUSTICE" podali svoji
zpravu We dvou clankach, KITE
re vypracovali a statistiku a
rGznymi nezvratnymi dGkazy
opreli. Zprava byla s dfky
pfijata a okamzite zaslana ca
sopisu Social Justice, kde
bylo drive sl1beno, re ucinf vse,
ably svojf chybu napravili.
DIP. DIR. Almost Zizka a pred
soda Jan Straka referovali O
konferenci Narodn1ho Sdruze-
nj do n1z byli pozvani a pc u
vazenf "a jakych okolnosti kon
ference byla svolana, jake Gle
mela tn vsichni pfitomni hla-
sovali, ably Narodn1 Svaz vyhla
sill pomocnou sbfrku pro trp1cf
V Ceskoslovensku a svoji jed
notku = Narodn1 Svaz a dis
triktn1 Sway lid mas 81 zacho-
val.
Jake jina leta, tax letos Wy
sic NarOdn1 Svaz dOpisy ma
vsechny nase spolky a Dude je
zadati o pT1spevek &c mesicn6
cd elena, nebo 24c rocne. o.
stredna Svazu doufa, re pred
nj cinitele u spolkd tuto zadost
vyffd1 u sveho spolku pFiznive,
neb jake kazdy spolek i Jed
nota potfebuje pen6z pro svo-
je vedenf a propaganda, t6z
Narodn1 Svaz must m1ti pen6z,
ably 1celu svemu dostal. Pa
matujme, re Narodn1 Svaz jest
organised ceskych katol1k1,
kazdy stat ma svoji autonomii,
svoj1 sprawl v distriktnich
Svazech a tyto mali Ustfednu
V Chicago. Chicago stale Sc
Ustrednou Will zastupc1 ma
konvenc1ch a casio prot Will
chicagskych zastupcG a proto
kde soudnost a dobra vile mu-
81 Sc prijfti k zav6rku, re ne
Chicago, ale Ustfedna, ktera
spojuje distriktn1 Sway zada
pr1spevek, financn1 pomoc, a
tn znajfc mas lid, ktery kdyz
dobfe informovan rad pfispeje
pro 1cele Narodniho Svazu.
Ma vas spolkovi cinitele sc spo-
lehame, at jste ma vychod6, "a
pade, jihu nebo severn, re svo-
il %povinnost vykonate a nebu-
de spolku, ktery by mcdowell
svoje poplatky "a cleny k Sva-
zu. Dob IA pomery jsou roz-
harane, budme pripraveni Cd
raziti kazdy napor prot nasi
sv. wire a nam vSem drahym,
STANDARDIZATION tradic1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

V Chicago m~anzelce E. Zavise
narodil sc "a. cervna v nemoc-
nici Holy Cross hos1k, ktery
pri narozeni vail "A unci, ale
ztracel ma vaze tax, re v ne
kolika dnech vail jen 80 unci.
Byl dan do inkubatoru a kysli-
koveho stanu a pc kazde kdyz
jej lekafi vytahli, hosik "um-
fel". Umrel jednou tikr&t
denne, totiz byl prohlasen "a
mrtveho. Osetfovatelka ohla-
sila jeho umrtf kazdou chvfli
a rodice pozbyli veskerou ma
deji ma zachranu. Ale "a tri
nedele maly Kenneth pocal Sc
prob1rat k zivotu a neumiral,
kdyz dali jej lekari do vytape-
neho kose a nechali jej tam pl-
nych Sc dni.
Kdyz byl hosfk pred nekoli-
ka dny wat domd, vail 512 Ii
Dry. Jeden lekaf prohlasil, re
snad osud postal hoslka ma
svet "a z~vlastnlm 1celem, ably
lekaf1m byl podan dGkaz, re
zapas O zivot must byti veden
dnem i noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
LeninGv unos opst v~ysetrovar
urady.

V New Yorku vladni AGENT
vysetrujf NONE spojeni dosud
nerozTeseneho 1nosu Petra Lee
vina, IL let stareho, jenz byl
unesen z New Rochelle, N. Y,
s cleny gangu 1noscn, kteri
jsou v podezrenf, re provedli
til unosy, diva loupezne prepa-
dy a jednu vrazdu.
Tento obrat byl ucinen, kdyz
policie vykopala zlomky kostf
v cementovem ''hrobe" We skle-
pu ukrajinske sine ma dolnf W.
chodnf strane.
Policie vyslovila theorii, re
kosti mohou pochazeti z tela
Arthura Frieda, mladeho OBJ
chodnika z White Plains, KITE
~ byl unesen dine 4. prosince,
bylo zan zadano $2OO,OOO a
kdyz vykupne nebylo zaplace-
no, nikdo o mem jiz neslysel.
Tato theorie vSak padla,
kdyz DIR. Thomas A. Gonzales
oznamil, re mezi vykopanymi
kostmi nenf jedina lidska.
Fried i Levin byli uneseni v
okresu Westchester a federal
nj AGENT, vysetrujfcf pripad
LevinGv, prisli ma stopy, jez
vedly k zatceni Friedovych u
noscu.
William Jackins, 27, John
Virga, "a a, Dimitrij Gula, %
let starry, jsou We vezeni a ne
povolena jim zaruka. Jsou OBJ
zalovani z 1nos1 Benjamin.
Farbera, 33 a Normana Mile
ra, 10 let stareho, "a nez zada-
Ii vykupne $1,000 a $4,000.
Ctvrty Glen gangu byl Josef
Sacoda, 27 let starry, ktery byl
oznacen "a skutecneho vraha
Friedova; je nynf Sing Sing
pro poruseni parole.
Policie zatim pokracuje v
prohlldce Ukrajinske sine, O
niz Sc myslf, re jejfho sklepu
bylo pouzivano k vrazdam.
Byla tam nalezena strojni pus-
ka a IDA sc, re dry We stomach
sklepa byly zpisobeny kulemi.
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ObSti brIohu.

We Springfield, Mass, poll
cista a MATTEL "kuchynske
Spelunky" jsou mrtv1 a dalsi
policista lei kriticky poranen,
nasledkem pfestfelky mezi ce-
tou policist1 pr najezdu ma
nerestne doupe a majitelem to-
hoto.
Policista Charles Rolf, Al
rok starry, byl usmrcen ma mis-
tie. Mattel doupete, 52lety
Alex Greski, zemrel "a pGl no
diny V nemocnici. DalSi policis-
ia, 37lety Edward Long, je ma
pokraji smrti.
Tento najezd ma brloh Gre
skeho byl jednim re serie ne
kolika des1tek najezdG ma mist
nosti, jez udanlive prodavaly
lfhoviny deln1kGm WPA a Ii
dem, kteri dostavajf podporu
V nezam6stnanosti. Pr najez-
du policiste Rolf, Long a T. C.
O'Brien nasilim vnikli do bytu
Greskeho v prvnfm patTe.
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Krajan We vezeni.

V Clevelandu 22lety Rudolf
Novak nemel automobil a oba-
val Sc, re Sc mu nepodaTi ma
mluviti 81" ami zadnou dlvku,
kdyz nebude miti samohyb.
Proto pc vypiti "nekolik piv"
vypnjcil 81 auto, avsak pTi j1z-
de vrazil do zadi trucku.
Serzant Lawrence Fitzge-
raid, ktery je nadsenym anna
terem fotografem, vyfotogra-
foval Novaka, neil no zatknul.
Ma obrazku je Novak, jak sedi
opily a jakoby omraceny Ia
fldicim kolem auta.
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Zprava z Omahy.

V sobotu doslapl jsem 81 k
naSemu pekari Pleskacovi pro
nejaky ten rohl1k a potkam
Teznika Emile Zeleneho. Mel
jsem Ia to, re ma ma Have ne
jakou stocking cap, ale pc be-
dlivejs1m nakouknuti vid1m,ze
ma hlavu zasnerovanou V OBJ
vazu. ~"Clovece," povfdam,
Exam isl strkal tvou makovi-
ci?" A Emil ma to: "Coz o
tom nevite? Vzdyt jsme byli
We ctvrtek vecer S mou starou
zabiti. V patek mel pohfeb
mas dobry znamy p. Kratochvil
a ponevadz bylo mi nemozno
zdcastniti Sc pohTbu, chteli
jsme Sc ma n6ho podfvati We
ctvrtek vecer. Vyjedeme a ma
20. a w do mas vrazil (nepa-
matuji 81 koho jmenoval) ka-
rou = nase kara narazila ma
sloup, ktery Sc do nj zabofil
tax, re mas Tide nemohli skoro
dostati ven. Oba jsme byli rad
ne poTezani a v nemocnici mel
doktor praci Sc zas1van1m."
Pravil dale, re PAM Zelena
je vice poranena nez on. Ka-
ra pry je rozbita, ale VEN pry
il cert, jen kdyz S mimi pry to
nedopadlo hire.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Komuniste vineni.

Baron Manfred Killinger, ne
mecky generalnf konsul v San
FRANCISCAN, obvinil komunisty
Ia vybuch, ktery poskodil ne
meckou LODI Vancouver v cato
&c Oaklandske.
OdepTel vSak r1ci, IDA ma
n6jak6 stopy a dGvody k tomu-
to tvrzenf. Mezi tim je vede-
no sest vysetrovanf tohoto w
buchu, pTi nemz byli ctyfi ma
moTnici lehce poraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

V Atlanta, Ca, Catharine
Vaughan zemrela We veku SO
rokG. We svetove valce Tidila
auto, v nemz point marsalek
Sir Douglas Haig objlzdel an
glicke vojsko pfi nekolika Bit
vach. Obdrzela vyznamena-
nj "a tTi zranen1, francouzsky
valecni kTiz a britske vyzna-
menanf "Silver palm" "a sta
tecnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

V Prestonburg, KY, zadost
byla podana ably bylo zruseno
manzelstvi d~esetilete Rosie
Columbusove, ktera provdala
sc Ia ~Flemminga Tacketta, "a
leta stareho hornfka.
zalobu podal Green Allen,
pojistovacf jednatel, bezpro-
stredne pc te, kdyz byl jmeno-
van opatrovnikem desetliete
nevesty. Tackett prchl, kdyz
byl stfhan zatykacem ma zalo-
blu, re dopustil Sc nasilneho
smilstva. Rosie a jejl matka
byly zatceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
hostel znicen ohnem.

We Vilisca, Ia, dive ste deti
nedelni skoly zachranilo Sc
bez 1razu, kdyz vypukl ohen v
prvnfm methodistickem koste-
lie, ktery jej znicil. Skoda cd
haduje sc ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Mnich zemrel pri pozaru.

V New Yorku diva muzi, je-
den z Mich mnich radu sv.
Frantiska, zemTeli v plane
mech, jez poskodily faru koste-
la sv. Antonina Paduanskeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Anglo-ceskoslovenska banka
otevre pobocku " NewYorku.

Statn1 bankovnl depart
ment povolil zflzeni filialky
Anglo-ceskoslovenske a Uver-
nj banky v Praze, v meste New
Yorku.
The Washington times., 1938-02-08
PrexY FED Up" On
Ru1nors at MiChiqdn

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 8
GN.SO.-The muddled Michi-
gan football situation reached a
point today where even Presi-
dent Alexander Ruthven, Of the
university, said he was "fed
up on it,"
Commenting on published re-
ports that Fritz Crisler, Of
Princeton, would be named to
succeed the ouSted Harry Kipke
as head football coach, DR.. Ruth
ven said:
"I can't say anything. There
has been no definite announce
ment as yet"
He has asked about a petition
an alumni group was preparing.
The petition, If it ever sees the
light of day, will demand the
custer of Athletic Director Field
ing H. Yost, grand old man" OF
Michigan football and the hiring
of Gus Dorais, present UnlVer-
sity of Detroit coach.
IT can't comment on the sit
uation at ALL" DR.. RuthVen said.
I'm fed UP on it"
Many rumors were circulated
following meeting Of the board
Of regents here yesterday. The