davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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trade circles as the Lubitsch touch
Wednesday Thursday . Radio
City Revels." The most unusual
situations are always to be expect
ed with the appearance of Bob
Burns on the screen. The sage of
the Ozarks in this instance is the
composer who can create hit mel
odies only while sleeping. Forum
ately for Jack Oakie and Milton
Berle, a song-writing team of
doubtful merit.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
Increase in Charters

During the past month 15s
charters were filed with the State
Corporation Department, an in
crease of 27 over the proceeding
month. The revenue from the
charters filed in March total S12,-
481.48. During the same month
there was 1882 paid the de-
partment in motor fuel tax and
fines collected during the month
for motor law violations totaled
Sc, ,836.50.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
Convert Hospital in Funeral Home

William A. Berry, Jr., of Mil
ford, has purchased the old Milford
Emergency Hospital building and
will convert it into a funeral home.
Mr.. Berry is an official of the Del
-Mar-Va Funeral Directors Asso-
citation, and also a member of the
Delaware State Association.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Teachers of Smyrna Schools
Submit Their Honor List
to the Superintendent
HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH

Smyrna Special District Schools
G. w. Wright, asst. superintendent
submits the following list of pu.
pills reported by the teachers of the
twelve grades, who were neither
absent nor tardy and are entitled
to go on the perfect attendance
roll for the month of March:
18th Grade, Mr.. King, teacher
Phyllis Armstrong, Dorothy Attix
Priscilla Collins, Daisy Darrell, Es-
telle Edmondson, Elizabeth Hill
Elizabeth Houtman, Elsie Lefner
Christine Little, Elizabeth Pratt
Hazel Willis, Mary Eta West, Muir
ray Bleckman, Edward Boyles
Preston Davis, James Biacumakos,
Earl Ford, Reynolds Jones, Wallace
Powell, Roscoe Radish.
Ill Grade, Miss Breme, teacher
Gladys Austin, Vivian Blendt,
Dorothy Cooper, Marian Deakyne,
Barbara Ann Eichholz, Mary Ellen
Jones, Emma Kraus, Virginia
Spence, Hester zachies, Ronald
Grier, Armstrong Hamilton, H.
Lloyd Jones, Carlton King, Louis
Lafferty, Joseph Lefner, Layton
Mabrey, Matthew Whayland
11-2 Grade. Mrs. Lamb, teacher
I-JulPia Burke, Margaret Coch-
ran, Virginia Kemp, Leon Pierce,
Leslie Pryor, Gladys Spence, Mar
wod Taylor, Rhesa Walton, Mamie
Wood, Catherine Wright, .fary
Ann Wright.
10-1 Grade, Miss Shatz, teacher
Ruth Ann Bush, Stella Cahan,
William Carrow, Shirley Charlton,
Ellen Louise Cullen, Maud Darrell,
Christine Diacumakos, Dorothy
Ennis, Bernard Grier, Thelma Ma
clary, William Pomichalek, Helen
Shahan.
1912 Grade, Mr.. Gebhart, teacher
Garis, John Houtman,
Charles Hufschmidt, Florence Lit
tie, Louise Mabrey, Davis Num-
bers, Mary Louise oPrter, Vaughn
Rash, Ruth Ellen Reihm, Grace
Salter, Matilda Wisk.
81 Grade, Miss Graham, teacher
William Bodley, Harry Cloud,
Lewis Conoway, Robert Derrick
son, Walter Downes, Raymond En-
gram, Randolph Faulkner, Harvey
Gardner, Robert Hafer, David
Hughes, Edward Hurd, William
MacLucas, Edward Slaughter, Dor
othy Badur, Rose Clayville. Anita
Cooke, Hilda Elburn, Elizabeth
EMS, Betty Everhart, Nancy Fox,
Betty Graham, Ruth Hill, Char
lotte King, Ethel Leach.
9-2 Grade, Miss Robertson, teach
er-Wilma Blendt, Edna Ennis,
Charlotte Everett, Maria FAIRIES,
Adeline Hilyard, Elizabeth Jones,
Janet Keith, Pauline Lowman Ruth
Nowland, Olga Pavlik, Elizabeth
Phillips, Virginia Ragolia, Thelma
Slaughter, Evelyn Wolleyhan, ,Wes-
ton Crossley, George Davis, John
Lockerman, Millard Passwaters,
Alan Robinson, Elmer Rose, Char
les Stewart, Ned Wilson.
81 Grade, Mrs. Vogel, teacher
Bradley, Kathleen Bur
ris, Kenworthy Carter, Jay Don
Charlton, Donald Clark, Manfred
Ennis, Jack Francis, Pauline Fran
els, Russell Gardner, Fred Harris,
Fred Heinold, Jain Hurd, Walter
Klapp, Ralph Knotts, Elizabeth
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
BOARD OF PARDONS MEET
Pardons Board Grants Applica-
ti0ns For Three Gases

ti0ns For Three Gases
At the meeting of the Board of
Pardons Monday, three applica-
tions were granted, one denied, and
decision reserved on another. Three
cases carried over from the March
meeting were considered first. The
board denied the application of
Mary E. Mumford, serving a three
year sentence in the New Castle
County Workhouse. John Pryor,
sentenced March IL, 1929, to a 25
year term on a highway robbery
charge, had his sentence commut-
ed to II years. Charles Struthers
alias Charles Ellacott, serving 10
years for robbery and5 years for
escape, had his 10 year term com
muted to six years. Decision was
reserved in the case of Luther
Starkey, Charles Williams, Joseph
Martin, Wallace Freeman, and AL
bert Brown, all Negroes, serving
life sentences in the New Castle
County Workhouse on criminal as
sault charges. In the case of Le-
roy Mitchell, sentenced in 1884 to
years on a charge of subornation
of perjury, the term was commut-
ed July II, 1889. He will be eligi-
BILE for parole next fall. The next
meeting of the board will be April
18th.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
! -, Rnssett MOOase
1High School Nescs
YOUR SCHOOL ,E REPORTER
iEsTELLE EDM0NDsON

a smaller small change" Every
place I go a shadow falls upon me.
If someone should ask him if he
would like to go riding, his answer
would be, IF Clarence goes, I
will" He even copies my clothes
and manners, my walk and my
speech.
Indeed! My brother is the bane
Of my life.
Gor;c
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14

viously, he served two terms as
prothonotary of New Castle Coun-
ty and ten years as secretary of
the Wilmington Board of Health,
and also as secretary of the De-
partment of Elections and deputy
county comptroller.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14

ense. Apparently this was done to
cover up the mistake of the Bu-
reau of Air Commerce officials. If
we want aviation to progress, we
must keep politics out of it.
Reynolds Jones
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Robert Bell
Science

The most interesting subjects
taught in school are those pertain
ing to science. There are some
students of course who have no in
terest in scientific subjects and
prefer to study mathematics, liter
ature, civics or other non-scientific
subjects. But science is more in
teresting to me than any of the
other studies. I think everybody
wants to know something about
the world we live in, something
about the human body or anything
else that pertains to nature and
the universe. 1t is interesting to
know what happens to food in the
human alimentary canal. Every
body likes to have a little knowl-
edge Of electricity and other natur-
al phenomena, the study Of which
IS included in the study of chemis-
try and physics. The people that
think they do not like science are
slightly mistaken, because they do
have a knowledge Of science
whether they know it or not.
School science subjects give us a
wider and more thorough knowl-
edge Of our world.
James Diacumakos
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14

That Long Looked-FOrward-tO-
Dinner

I
Thursday night, March 81, the
Rotary Club of Smyrna entertain
ed the two Smyrna basketball
teams il honor of their successful
season. Along with the teams
were the cheer leaders and manag-
ers. At the beginning of dinner
we sang several songs led by Mr.
Miller. Then came the food and
did we eat? Just before eating
the honorable Wild Bill Craft de-
cided to take a little smoke so he
lighted his cigar and started smok-
ing Just like Senator Matthews.
Take note that "Wild Bip' didn't
attend school the next day What's
the matter Bill can't you take it ]?
After eating we were honored by
speeches from Coach Records and
Coach Gebhart. Remember, Coach
Records acted like a baShful boy
.reciting for mammals guests. Don't
take it too hard coach; it was a
good speech. We had other
speeches by "Spec" Ennis, Woody"
Taylor, "Kewpie" Edmondson, Mr..
Burr who is the head of New Cas-
tie High School and others. BY
request of one of the Rotarians,
'cKewpie", and Margaret Hurd led
US in good old "Brackety-Ax."
I'm sure every one present had a
grand time and we appreciated it
very much.
Robert Ra1I
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
4 ..,...s Of Marriage

|. business o. MAJ - Or
l51'3ti so@' tsat : ti t5.5s .s,. 'rs three
business sstupS'
porstion
tnsrship ...-,ir
~ : typs Of marriage i
a. ...trs sf In order to start IT
P.ti,n three sane Ve.l I'VE !
.+rstch n, the point there z
!. necessary. These are
y III and mOther-in-la
~ W Nd stock in it are the
sasis, -yit who know 1t
h that he certainly
As in any corpora
.3vsntage is more avail
M Rrt don't forget that
IT, Of less credit.
Fsrnership type marriage
-iabIs Utopia. The man
frm 1 this type Of enter
In exist, share the cen
ursise. One is response
IN IOss Of the other and the
In expires with the death
/ one.
st common type, matrl-
| sliciie. is that Of single
,rsbiv. The husband is the
whereas the wife is the
Il. He is supposed to be
ble for all debts and losses.
III We ali realize the fe-
4 tie species gets the blame
dertsking is a failure and
| The credit for the sue
.r.r-r-r-, that's me run
klr. I don't know why but
i chasing me out Of
| Houtman.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
MOMI
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Attractions at Roxy Theatre


Friday and Saturday-"Code of
the Rangers" stars the ever-popu-
/ lar Colonel Tim Mccoy, and brings
back to the screen an old favorite,
Rex Lease, in the role of the weak
ling who lets another go to prison
in his place. Mccoy is cast as a
ranger who resigns when he finds
out that his own brother is mem
Der of the notorious Miller gang,
whom the rangers have sworn to
destroy. Tim goes to the little
town of Bayliss in search Of broth
er Jack, and there promises to help
Sheriff Dave Sage, whose daughter
he loves, to catch Miller.
Friday and Saturday-For a long
and profitable period on New
York's Broadway, a mystery-melo-
drama called Without Warning
ran as a stage play. Now THE
Invisible Menace" a Warner Bros
picture production, with Boris
Karloff as its star, based upon the
play is scheduled to open Friday
Besides being mystery, it is also
comedy, with the humorous and
romantic atmosphere carried by
Eddie Craven, who plays the same
part that he did on Broadway, and
long-lashed Marie Wilson, portray
er of dumb blondes"
Monday Only-How big city
was cleared of its racketeers by
honest investigators and honest
prosecutors is the theme of Miss
ing Witnesses" Warner Bros.
melodrama featuring John LiteI,
Dick Purcell and Jean Dale. Writ
ten by couple of police reporters
who know their underworld Don
Ryan and Kenneth Gamet the
picture is said to be an authentic
exposition of the terrifying process
of getting witnesses out of the way
who might testify damagingly
against desperate crooks.
Tuesday and Wednesday-Wayne
Morris new picture, ''The Kid
Comes Back" brings to the screen
something new in the way of prize
fight pictures. And this is not
strange considering that Morris
has made something of name for
himself as a tradition breaker
Attractions at Strand Theatre
Friday and Saturday - For a
while it seemed as though Bulldog
Drummond was going to retire.
His promise had been given to his
fiancee that he would no longer in
dulge in his hazardous hobby of
amateur sleuthing. The Drum
mond following was prepared to
bid hi mfarewell with Bulldog
Drummond's Revenge" But with
the ending of the film comes re-
lease from his promise and his adj
mirers are allowed a sigh of relief
The title role in this series origin |
ated by the late Sapper McNeile
has been interpreted by a select |
list of stars. Ronald Colman was
the first, and at various times John
Barrymore appeared in the part.
The current role is essayed by John
Howard. Barrymore is on hand as
Col. Nelson, the Scotland Yard /
operative.
Monday and Tuesday pres
ence of Claudette Colbert and Gary
Cooper places ''Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife," on the recommended list of
comedies. Without them the film
would be just another ribbon play
as the basic idea is thin enough to
evajorate in zero weather. The
light airy atmosphere prevalent in
the farce is due to the work of
that pair, and the touch given
the process known in
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
Junior Amateur SboxY

souT SuOW
sa' the Juniors give the
4 prom This prom is a
ssel party as it is prob
A time the two classes
aing together.
70 give this prom" the
r. money to pay for the
s.ca is necessary to
affair successful.
I'M NE Juniors have de-
W an amateur show 70
necessary funds. Any
i ! aol a Professional, and
s'net Thing rather well,
., is permitted to en-,
Y, r1s't through any Junior.
n I !. 9 g, cash prizes given
I I Participants. The time
e,si.!, ! April twenty-second
n uoSk u the high school
sIi,.l..a ! an sure It viii 2Ii
Is.ssasful saaia evening for all.
~ ss..ais !, and Juniors both
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
Virginia sp.eenc.

i y Brothers Necessarvo
| VI /" u many unfortun-
! \ IA uaVe small brothers
IbsTa MI footsteps. For
mad to look after
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14

e0laze with fire of self,
esldered, as if they did
fderstand the sudden
! 70 power. Authority
E Prejudice as a
force to race
Above all
Paia furnishes a
\ force to this
fslt brain.
Lloyd Jones
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
EgOnraniac

! Of brOHnish hair
Fng yet revealing
EE blue eye,
&her, a fit counter
i its mate. Both
with the fire of self.
Smyrna times., 1938-04-14
Escial lines suddenly

fg into a delicately round.
| A BIT Of fuzz on the
| lip, partially hiding the
curve. The whole
ted with an air of
/ majesty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Pro dSvce.

Pc tanecnf zabave v Metre
bicfch u Nymburka sesli Sc ma
silnici tTi mlad1ci: 19lety Petr
Varcava, 22letym Florian Jur-
yak a 24lety Ignac Franc.
vsichni kocf z Cinevse. Umlu-
viii Sc, re 81 zde pockajf ma P.
Blazka a K. Koupala z Vest
ce, protoze Jim brali devcata
z kola. Jejich setkani dopa-
do ale tragicky, ponevadz pc
vymene nazorG ~nastala rec
doopravdy. Koupal a Black
Sc branili klackem, ale Varca-
va a Jurvak 1tocili S nozem v
rukou. Phi ukoncen1 rvacky
byl Koupal nalezen nebezpec-
ne pobodan, S hlubokymi rama
mi ma krku a mezi lopatkami.
Black byl pobodan obliceji
a zadech. Stav zraneneho
Koupala je velmi vazny, Var
cava a Jurvak byli zateeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Nejklidnsisf Cechoslovaci.

Hanak, velke panak - DO
vida Sc prfslovecne a fada do
brych a zdravych anekdot O.
pevuJe primo jeho kid. Ami
modernl dolby rychleneho tenn
pa mic nezmenila ma klidne po-
Vaze HanakG. Je Size pravda,
re to trochu trva, "nez Sc Ha-
max rozkveve", ale kdyz Sc
rozkvyve, pax to stojf "a to.
10 rozkevanl" nenf Hama
ku mic noveho a zvlastnfho,
neil hodna trocha uvazovani
a rozmyslen1. cato pax je ia
koVy cloVek vzdycky ma vsech-
no prlpraven a nemdze no
hned tax neco ''rozhazet". Ty-
to vlastnosti hanackeho lidu
Sc nynl v techto dobach nekli-
du a neustaleho rozcilenf pine
osvedcuj1. Hanak podebatu-
je, vlastne "ze seroka" povy-
klada O vsem, "moc rece pre-
tom nenadela" a jde radeji
dorusit otavu a urychlene Wy
kopat b%rambory. VIVA VIA
dy Ike klidu byla ma Hane pri-
jimana jake samozrejma VEG.
ktera Sc pro bodry hanacky lid
nemusela povfdat dvakrat.
TAX bezf ma Hane zivot SWIM
tempem, ale jen zavolat, a Ha-
max zameni lopato, hrabecf
motyku "a kulomet. Vid9li
jsme ma Han6 ma sportovnfch
hfist1ch same poradn6 chlapy,
ktef1 nebyli vojaky. Cel6 Cd
poledne delali brannou vycho-
va a rozb1rali m1sto 1rody a
sklizne neco jineho = kulome-
ty.. K veceru byli vsichni spo-
kojeni. "Toz, take to pude",
povfdali ii street, "jenom at to
$ mama zkosijo!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Z Ceskoslovenska.
Hrizou stvana do lest.

Pc vybuchu v Rutgerove to-
varne V Moravske Ostrave by
la nalezena ma statni silnici
mezi Dolnfm Ujezdem a Tr-
navkou u Lipnfka mad Becvou
neznama zena. Nemela FAD
nych dokladG, jen jfzdenku z
Moravske Ostravy do Lipnfka.
Nemluvila, vyrazela re sebe
pouze zvuky, podobne trouble
nj hasicske strfkacky pri poza-
ru. Soudilo Sc, re zena byla
pri vybuchu v blfzkosti tovar-
ny. Nyn1 pc ctrnacti dnech
nemocnicnfho osetrenf DO vel
kych zaludecnfch kfecich, vra-
tia Sc zene op6t jasna mysl.
Udala, re Sc jmenuje Rnzena
Vlasanova a re je z Marian
skych Hor u Moravske Ostra-
Wy. Je manzelkou delnika, "a
mestnaneho v mistnich Cellar
mach. Osudnou nedeli hraba-
la ma louce seno, kdyz nastal
strasny vybuch. Videla pry O.
brovsky plamen a femme pred
mety We vzduchu. Polekala Sc
a obestrela il chorobna pred
stava, re je valka a vybuch re
byl dflem nepratelskych leta-
del. Naprosto Sc vsak nepa-
matuje, jak 81 koupila jfzden-
ku az do Lipnika a jak Sc pax
dostala az k Trnavce do les1 a
kopc1, kde byla nalezena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
z "inzenyra" zlocinec.

PFerovskym cetnictvem byl
zatcen 22lety studujfci Sa-
muel Kvint re Svalary. Pred
mesfcem byl Kvint nucen Wy
hledati oSetFen1 V pferovske
nemocnici, kde udal, re je in
zenyr. Nynf bylo z nemocnice
oznameno cetnictvu, re Sa-
muel Kvint je jiz zdrav a scho-
pen vazby. Cetnictvo zjistilo,
re samozvany inzenyr je hle-
dan zatykacem krajskeho SOU
du v Levoci pro zlocin podvo-
du, mestskym policeman IRA
dem v Hradci Kralove ma pT1-
kaz okr. soudu, cetnickou sta
nicf v Trencine pro podvod a o.
kresn1 cetnickou stanic1 v Be-
nesove rovnez pro podvod. Pr
zatcen1 Kvint doznal, re nema
stale bydliste a re spachal pod
vody vyp1jcenfm penez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Macocha odsouzena ma
10 rokH.

Distriktnf soudce Chappell v
Lincoln, Nebraska vynesl roz-
sudek v pr1padu 48lete Emily
Van Sicklesove obvinene, re
hladovenfm privodila smrt sve
nevlastnf sestilete dcery Nor
my. Jak jsme pred kratkem
Oznamili, pfijela Van Sickleso-
va Sc sym muzem a nevlastni-
mi dceruskami Mormon a Jean
z Pennington, Mo. a ubytovali
Sc v turistickem taboTe blize
Lincoln, kde Norma 3. dubna
zemrela hladem. Nevlastnf
matka il nechavala hladoveti
a holcicka byla jiz tax vyhu-
bla a seslabla, re 81 toho Tide
povsfmli a upozornil 1Tady, a.
lie Norma zat1m zemTela. Van
Sicklesova byla zatcena, poro-
ia il pred kratkem uznala
vinnou, ale soudce il teprv
pred tydnem vymeTil trest de-
sftileteho vezenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Pohreb zakladateIe cs. juna-
ctvi prof. Svoisika.

Rakev Sc zvecnelym zakla-
datelem cs. skautingu, prof.
A. B. S%vojsfkem, byla vystave-
ma ma katafalku v chramu sv.
Ludmily ma Kral. Vinhradech
V Praze. Cetnf ctitele zesnule-
no z kruhG skautske mladeze i
dospelych prisli Sc do chramu
poklonit pamatce sveho v1dce
a ucitele. Rakev byla zahale-
ma statnf vlajkou a katafalk
byl vyzdoben zeleni palem,
kyticemi a venci, krone jinych
tez vencem presidenta republi-
ky, Svazu skautG, lorda Baden
Powella a predsedy skaut1 re-
me Moravskoslezske DIR. Bait.
V chramu sv. Ludmily, kde Sc
shromazdili cetnf smutecnf no.
ste a rodina zesnuleho, vyko-
many pohrebnf obfady. PAX
byla rakev vynesena z chramu
a ulozena ma pohyblivem kata-
.falku, tazenem trojsprezim.
Spal1r ma chramovem schodiSti
tvofili skauti. Pr1vod Sc pax
ub1ral z Vinohradskeho name
st1 ulicemi Anglickou, zitnou,
Mysllkovou ma nabrezl a pax
ma Vysehrad k poslednlmu roz
loucenf. V cele slovenskych
katolickych skautG prijel ma
pohfeb jejich nacelnfk red.
Davc1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Posledni costa Antonina Klas.
terskeho.

V tiche podzimnf pohode,
tence zlacene sluncem, Sc ko-
nal pohTeb basnika Klaster-
skeho z vysehradskeho ka-
pituln1ho chramu do Slavfna.
K basnfkove rakvi Sc Sc
sli start pratel6, az ma ma
10 vyjimky vsichni uz belo-
vlasf, ably doprovodili tohoto
zaka Vrchlickeho k poslednf-
mu spanku vedle jeho mistra.
Pc c1rkevnfm obTadu v .chramu
byla rakev nesena v prGvodu k
Slav1nu, kde provedli duchov-
nj poslednf vykrop. Potion w.
Sci ma schodiste k proste, cerne
rakvi bez ozdob basnik J. S.
Machar, ably Sc S Klasterskym
rozloucil jmenem Ceske aka
demie. Hlasem, jejz roztrasa
uz jeseq, Tekl nekolik pTatel-
skych SLOW ma rozloucenou. Pc
Macharovi promluvil Franti-
SEX Sekanina, ktery Sc loucil
jmenem Svatobora, Maize a
Spolecnosti Jaroslava Vrchli-
ckeho. Ten v delsf Teci zhod-
notil Klasterskeho vyznam,
vzpomnel ma neho jake ma clo-
veka, basn1ka a Cecha a dial
mu S bohem i jmenem vsech
pratel, kteT1 sc sesli ma vyse-
hradskem hrbitove. Potion "a
zvukG hymny zaznfvaj1cf Cd
kudsi z povzdalf hlasem les
mich roh1 odnesli basn1kovu ra
kew ma m1sto trvaleho odpocin-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
v Mexiku konfiskuji majetky
Americana.

Mexicky president Lazaro
Gardenas naTfdil vyvlastn6ni
100 akru zavodnovaneho po-
zemku, ktery je kavovnfkovod
plantazf a jehoz vlastnikem
jest American jmenem Chas.
Miller. Tento majetek Sc ma
LEA bl1ze mesta Ometepec We
statu Guerrero.
Poole presidentova naTizeni
vlastnfku pozemku jest pTiz-
nano pravo "pozadovati oskod-
nenf" avSak nebylo ucinenc
zadneho opatTen1 k okamzite-
mu 1plnemu zaplacenf.
Minuly tyden mexicky pre-
sident slfbil Department. sta
tn We Washington D. c., re
zadne dalsf vyvlastnovanf ma
jetkG Americana V Meniku ne
Dude provadeno, dokud nebu-
de dokonceno vyjednavanf O
urovnan1 dluhG V obnosu $1O,-
600, 900, ktere jiz nyn1 mex
icka vlada dluhuje America
Nun "a sebrane pozemky.
Mexicky velvyslanec Castil-
10 Najera We Washington6 or
namil ma to 1. listopadu, re
pry uz doslo k 1plne dohode O
vyplacenf nahrad "a zabaveny
majetek Americana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
SiIeny sochar pred soud.

V New Yorku, Robert Irwin,
ktery primal Sc k zavrazden1
Veroniky Gedeonove, krasne
modelky, jejf matky Marie a
jejich stravnfka Franka Byr-
nese o pTedminulych Velkono-
cfch, byl p~ostaven pred soud,
ably sc zodpovfdal re zavraz-
d6ni Byrnese. Irwin je 20 let
starry. Je Evan "sflenym So
chaTem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Sest osob priSlo O zivot

- sest osob pTislo O zivot,
kdyz soukrome dvoumotorove
letadlo Sc zfftilo s vyse $500
stop ma pole blfze La Recole v
Department. Gironde We Fran
eli.
Letadlo fidil jeho MATTEL,
pr1myslnfk Pierre Garreo, je-
den z v1dcG civilnlho letectvi
We Francii. S MIN O zivot pTis-
Ii jeho manzelka, diva synov6,
snacha a jeho prftel Jean Gao
taing.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Potrestani.

Ma zatecku, zvlaste v okolf
Jesenice a Nemeckych Horovic
je mnoho chmelnic neocesano.
Chmel uz je rezivy, nepotreb-
ny a hnije. Nejv1ce jsou po-
stizeni nemectf sedlaci, kteTf
uposlechli vyzvy, rozsiTovane
henleinovci, ably nepTijimali
cesace. Slibovana emo
va pomoc" henleinovcH nepTi-
Sla a chmel znstal neocesan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Kradez skvostGG Ia $4,000 Kc.

Neznam1 ~pachatele sc vlou-
pail do zlatnickeho obcohdu
Somuela Bransdorfera v Kra-
love Chlumci a odcizili: 800
panskych hodinek (str1brnych,
chromovanych a niklovych IN.
Primera, Helvecia a Roskopf).
100 naramkovych chromova-
nych hodinek IN. Doxa, One
ga a jine, "a double prsten1 S
rdznymi kameny, II dam
skych naramkovych doubla
hodinek, IN. Premier Doxa a
Sta, "a parI nausnic, IA kara
tovych S nepravymi kameny a
rIdzne jine stffbrne zboz1. Gel
kova skoda $4,000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Smrt z Hitlerovy reel.

V Sustrove rodine v Nacho-
de poslouchali u pfijlmace
Hitlerovu rec z Norimberka.
Pr pasaz1ch O Ceskoslovensku
Sc pf1tomna Vejrova tax rozci-
lila, re il ranila mrtvice. Ia
dive hodiny skonala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
BfIa koroptev.

V revlru Kolniky ma Uher-
skobrodsku zpozoroval jeden
v lovcG bflou koroptev. Ko-
roptev zastfelil. Zjistil pak,ze
bila koroptev je z letosni lin
ne; byla mnohem vets1 nez ji-
ne koroptve.