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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
Murphy May Be Facing His Political Waterloo

The rumor is strong here that the appointment was actually offered Murphy, and that he turned it down for the more active and haz- ardous state political fight. It is pos sible that the appointment might be delayed until after November, and then given as consolation prize" to a defeated Murphy.
 Two other millstones hang heavy about the Murphy neck. One is the necessity of calling a special .seS- sion of the legislature to lay new taxes for relief. That is always un- popular, especially upstate, though Murphy showed no lack of courage in taking his case before the Farm ers' Union at Grandville.
 He told them advisers had warned him the special session would mean the end of his political career, but said Eff do go out of office, pre- fer to go out fighting for things that are right, and in the interest of all the people"
 The other millstone is the possi- bility of Constitutional Demo- cratic ticket in November. Re- publicans lick their lips at this, for such a ticket would hope lessly split the Democratic vote.
 While it is too early to set Murphy down as sure loser, it is clear he faces the gravest kind of a fight to keep the governor ship which might prove spring board into the 1940 presidential nomination.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
RUSSIAN SINGS
 AT BIG CONCERT
WPA Sponsored Event in Bridgeport Features
 Alexis TchOrwasaky

Alexis Tchorwasaky, Russian baritone, who has appeared with leading orchestras over the country, will be guest soloist with the Bridgeport Symphony orchestra on Monday evening at the Ballroom, Pleasure Beach park, Bridgeport, when the unit of the WPA Federal Music Project presents it's weekly concert beginning at 8:30. Frank Foti will conduct.
 The guest artist comes of mu- sical family. His mother, Princess Marianna Tcherkassky was former ly prima donna of the Imperial Opera company in St. Petersburg and of La Scala in Milan. He stud jed in France, making his debut at ] the age of g in the role of Rigo- letto with Lily Pons as Gilda. Af- ter successful operatic and concert appearances on the continent, he came to America where he was en- gagged by Leopold Stokowski to sing in Parsjfal with the Philadelphia orchestra. Other operatic and con- cert engagements followed in rapid succession, and for the past four years MT. Tchorkassky has been leading baritone of the Art of Musi- cal Russia, Inc, which presented Russian Operas in New York and principal cities of the United States Critics have termed his voice of lex cellent vocal quality, and "qualitie. not unworthy of a Chaliapin."
 On Mondays program he will sint the aria Prince Igor" from Boro aims opera of the same name anc the "Brindisi" Drinking Song from the opera Hamlet" b, | Thomas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

cept for the impetus given the latter by the Roosevelt tie, point ing to the fact Murphy registered margin of fewer than 50,oOO in 1886 while Roosevelt was sweep ing the state by 317O0O. Despite the public notice he has had out side the state, within Michigan Murphy has never been as strong as one might think.
 What people really will be vot- ing on in the November elections in Michigan is the automobile sit- down strikes of 1888. The day Murphy refused to eject the em- battled United Auto Workers, the campaign against his reelection got under way.
 Despite failure of the U. A. w. in last years Detroit municipal elections, despite present demor- alization of the union in a bitter internal fight, Murphy will prob- ably carry Detroit and Wayne county.
 Where Murphy has lost strength is in the upstate vote. Michigan is always likely to lapse back into its traditional Republicanism. COURT PLACE
 REFUSED?
 Since Murphy alone is carrying the Democratic torch this year, ru-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Democracy, was abandoned when Van Wagoner himself said we just added everything up, and I decided not to run"
 1 Political wiseacres insist one of the big factors in Van Wagoner's ad- dition was the feeling the Democrats may face shellacking, and that Van Wagoner will do better to keep the party organization unified and | then run in 1940.
 FACES STRONG
 OPPONENT
 Murphy will be running against either Frank D. Fitzgerald or Harry S. Toy, both familiar political fig ures in Michigan, and both strong vote-gettSrs. They are contesting the | Republican nomination.
 The candidacy of Roscote Conk- ling Fitch is less active, though he got 50,000 votes in the primary two years ago. Fitch, a descendant of the steamboat inventor, who wrote a book to prove his an- cestors claim, is by no means as seasoned a vote-getter as either Fitzgerald, governor in 1934-36, or Toy, who was fiashy state at torney general and state supreme court justice.
 Fitzgerald still insists he would have beaten Murphy in 1886 eX-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
COLORED ELKS TO
 ATTEND CONVENTION

Special excursion cars will be pro- vided the Colored Elks of Connecti- cut for their 33th annual grand lodge convention in Baltimore, Md, the week of August 21.
 D. Y. Stewart is in charge of dele gations reservations. Arrangements must be made at the Elks' rest, 204 Gofe street, New Haven, not later than tomorrow. The first contingent will leave New Haven at 1925 p. m., Saturday, and the second August 21 at the same hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
FRENCH FAMILIES
 TO MEET TONIGHT

A mass meeting of all local French families will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Franco American club on South Main street, by order of President Arthur Noel of the Franco American club. President Noel requests that all local resi- dents of French birth or extraction attend the important session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
Good Evening.
SIDE COMES
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Looking at todays coiffeures With hair up high so batty, I recall years and years ago
 The hairdress of dear Aunt Hattie Aunt Hattie was pretty and sweet But we young laughed at such Welrd domeS' When they wore long skirts belted tight Hair done up high with side combs Aunt Hattie wore locket round her neck Solid gold with heavy chain, When she got an enameled watch with pln That was something indeed to attain. Just the same Aunt Hattie must have been sweet We young got over thinking her funny, She wore, of course too many clothes, But we loved her smile so sunny. So today as I my monthly Vogue And gaze on the sculptured domes, decide Aunt Hattie wasn't so funny at that, Her hair dressed up high with side combs
 EM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
Michigan Governor Sure to Have Strong November Opposition, With Sit-Downs as the Issue
BY WILLIS THORNTON NEA Service Staff Correspondent

August 17The political campaign warming Mich problem who will be Democratic pdn- tial candidate in 190?"
 eliminating Frank Murphy Murphy the September primary things If he defeated hard approach 90 with particular prospects
 the Democratic primary oppose owns" the Michigan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Trees The needs of trees are many, says Paul Davev Davey tree expert True many forest foursheS without the benefit of pruning and of it's tree nhab- tants but that is because forests vast that the old ones die out and the new shoots begin another growth And happily there are always trees; some i've their lives and die and other trees live centuries as TOT instance the giant redWoods of California and the great vews of England and Ireland One of the sorlest sights is to ride along country roads and see bghted trees While our state road committees and the like beautly the roadside and plant trees along the way, they cannot possibly take of every road and ane and there are many such out-of-theWay roads that have .her share blghted rees perhaps row o once lovely naples or a chestnut grove deep in the woods. The rio1v oaks weather the seasons pretty well, put the er1s take bad handling from beetles and other pestf- erous insects About newly planted trees Paul DaVey says: -. Newly planted trees absolutely must be kept pruned back far as possible Even the most skilled and careful work in transpantng tree loses
 high percentage of the tiny feeding roots which really bring home most of the bacon. Those replanted intact have all they can do to supply few strong healthy leaves tree full of them is too much for the roots to handle and the whole tree dies. If the tree IS properly trimmed however those leaves remaining can thrive on the diminished food and water and new root system develops during the growing season following transplant
 ing Proper fertilization is great help to the struggling new tree in it's search for food and development O strong new roots . Because of their comparatively quiet and inactive lives apt to underestimate the material need of trees Remember that they get hungry and thirsty as we do and that except in unusual cases you should keep the soil in which they live moist and rich
 So you who considering the setting out beautlfyng trees remember that they need constant care if you have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Leo flaming, former local reporter, his wife and son are spending weeks vacation with his mother in Watertown. He's in the prOverbal pink of condition and his daily duties cOlumnis on the Nassau Daily Review in Rockville Center L. l., to be agreeing with him. He knocks out very neWsy pillar captioned "On The Waterfront" EX Governor Charles Temple honorary pallbearer at the funeral yester- day of Mrs Ida Robbins of Wethersfeld Joe Barnes counting the days before he packs his bag and enters St. Bonaventures freshman. Toby Ramon and Earl Dillon had the time of their young lives horse for a week . :. Jack Stevens WTIC sports commenta- tor, will interview Broadway Jack" Doyle, farfamed betting commissioner, on his program this evening. The column carelessly referred to Mrs. Francis F. Barnes last evening the former ROsalind Stoddard It should have been the former Marguerite R. Our very humble apologies for the confusion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
Auto Deaths Decrease
 23% For Six Months
Survey of 90 States Show Drop of 2,3lO Over Year
 AgO-5O Fewer Deaths in Connecticut

Hartford Aug H-Accordng data Casualty Surety Company automobile fatalities during months Of 1888 in the 36 states 849 compared with 1o159 for the 23 per cent Of the 36 states included crease the number of highway fatalities reported decrease
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
To days Answers to
 cRANIUM CRACKERS
Problems on Comic Page.

Problems on Comic Page. l. A dorado is dolphin. 2. Tapirs are pachyderms. 3. Dorothy Todd became the wife of James Madison, 4. Emil Jannings was born in Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Television made distance record when London broadcast was dis tinctly seen in a standard set in Ormesby, England, 220 miles away
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Artist of renoWn The death of Bance La Farge this week brought to attention now close to home lived of the bestknOwn painters oi muras this generation has known. He died at his nome m nearby Mt Carmel Sunday at the age of 2 The son o
 gifted painter, the ustrious John LaFarge he LOOK complete advantage of the artistic talents his iather passed to him and became particularly aqept m he use of Byzantine mOsacs. WaterburIanS who nave seen and visited the Chapel at Trinity College in Wash ington D. C., must have commented on the beautiiul work in the apse. The mosaic work covers the ehtre semi-dome over the altar The subject matter is the Coronation of the Virgin and is remarkably beautiful and authentic in design and material. Archbishop John G. Murrays cathedral in St. Paul MInn, has some fine stained glass windows LaFarges work of an extremely high order. Incidentally brother of the deceased painter Rev. John LaFarge J IS frequent contributor to the Catholic periodical, America
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Pozary.

Dim o 10 poschodlch ma
Windy avenue " Baltimore O.
kresu, znicen byl ohnem. Ha-
sicGm znacn6 pTekazeli auto
mobiliste, kteri Sc sell ku po-
zaru a prfstup ku horfcimu do
mu svymi automobily zdrzova-
Ii. Mattel Benjamin Winters
S manzelkou a peti dltkami
zachranili Sc.
- Til obchody v Gainesville
shoreIy vzdor pokusdm peti
hasicskych short z Baltimore
okresu. Znicen byl grocerni
obchod, peti a des1ti centovy
obchod departmental obchod.
- Baltimorstf hasici slavili
Maryland Den v patek chvata-
MIN ku pozarGm. Cd rama do
poledne volani byli ku % OH
MIN. Vetsina z techto bylo
volan1 ku hasen1 poln1ho chra-
st1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Zehnala penize Ia darmo.
V ruce uvaZlo II $50.

Cikanka byla v sobotu tax
vdecnou Henry Rothamel "a
radu jak dostati Sc do York,
Pa, re bez valiant pozehnala
jeho pen1ze 1plne zdarma.
Rothamel udal policii seve-
rovychodnf STANCE, re zatim
co on a jeho vnuk, Harry
'Spealman pracovali We sve "a
hrade ma st. Clair lane a Erd-
man avenue, v AUTOMOBILE pri-
jelly 3 zeny a muz S mimi. CT
kanka vystoupila a nabfdla
Rothamelovi pozehnati jeho
penfze.
Rothamel Sci ma druhe pos
chodi do svetnice, kde wal re
zasuvky 1920. Cikanka neko-
likrate krizovala penfze pohla
dila tyto, zbytek techto strhla
do ruky, vybehla, vskocila dc
automobile a ujela s druhymi
Rothamelu vzdor tomu z1sta.
Ito $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Maryland Den.

Governor Harry w. Nice,
stal v cele oslavujfcfch Mary
land Den. V reci sve napomf-
nal, re povinnost1 nasf jest
znovu zasl1biti Sc demokratic-
kym pravidlGm, ma jichz "a
klade Maryland zalozen byl
jake stat. Governor mluvil ku
studentIm a clen1m fakulty
Marylandske university a stu
dentdm z vyssfch skol. ga
dam vas," volal, "ciniti vse
NONE, abychom neodpadli cd
v1ry nas1ch otc1. Svoboda jest
v sazce."
Pred recf governerovou ko-
mana byla vojenska parada,
jez prehlizena byla skolnfmi
d1tkami z Prince George a
Montgomery okres1, ktere sem
pfivezeny byly v busech.
Vice neil 5000 skolnfch
dltek pozvano bylo ku slaveni
Maryland Dnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Marylandsti farmaFi obdrzeli
cd vlady $1,372,258.

FarmaTska upravovaci ad-
ministrace We Washingtonu O.
manila nyni, re zaplaceno by
10 farmafGm Marylandskym
die programu z lroku 1886 dc
80. listopadu 1887 obnos ST.
372,558.
Nejvice obdrzeli farmari v
okresu Frederick. Bylo Jim z
vladnf pokladny vyplaceno
STA, 1860. Pc mich ma rad6
byl okres Kent S $99,863.O1,
Quenn Anne's S $97,428.26,
Montgomery okres S $95,61O.-
SO, Baltimore okres s $685.
so. Nejmene vyplaceno bylo
okresu Allegany a to $7,738.-
80.
V cele zemi zahrnuje v to
administrator vydanf, vypla-
ceno bylo farmarskou upravo-
vacf administered 1898, $780,
333.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Chycen " ~ukradenem
AUTOMOBILE.

John Mackiasky, 17lety z
Fountain ulice, chycen byl Il
terry pc stlhani jej policif, kdyz
co nejvetsf rychlostf ujel neko-
lik mil mestskymi ulicemi. O.
SIN zalob pro porusenf automo
bilovych predpisG bylo prot
nemu podano ma 1stfedn1 po-
licejni stanici.
Tri jedouc1 s Mackianskym
hledani byli pc zatcen1 mladl-
ka. Tito - diva muzi a zena
- vyskocili z automobile ma
Linwood a Baltimore ulic1ch a
zmizeli. Automobil projel ru-
dym svetlem, pustil Sc pc Bal
timore a Ellwood ulic1ch a Cd
rail automobil Raymonda
Reed, 31leteho.
Machiasky dojel ma Balti-
more a Curley ulice, kde Wy
skocil a dal sc ma dtek. Poll
cista, Koenig, chytil jej ma
Lombard ulici.
Automobil ukraden byl v
pondeli Louisovi Cohen. LII
censnf tabulky ma tento pove-
seny byly z automobile Henry
Becker.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
SIS hosti pri snidani kolem
mayOra.

Padesat pet hostf zasedlo
ku sn1dani S mayorem JacksO-
mem v nedeli v Southern hote-
lu. Ackoliv mic tax d1leziteho
pry nepTislo ma pretTes, mayor
vyjadTil sve uspokojen1 mad
sejitim Sc p~racovnfkG jeho
kampane governerske.
Ma druhe strane re strany
druheho k%andidata, generalni-
no advokata O'Conor, v nedeli
vysloveno uspokojenf mad tim,
re Poole dobTe pTehlidnuteho
seznamu host pri snfdani v
hotelu Southern nebyli mnozi
pritomni, cfmz pry ukazano,
re O'Conorova strana ma ne
pocftati NIUE pTi volbach.
z mestskych radn1ch v no.
telu pri snfdani pritomen byl
mezi jinymi radnf druheho dis
triktu, James T. Kl1ma.
Mezi hosty zanesen v1dce
sedme wardy, vladnf marsal
August Klecka.
Mayor Tekl sym hostfm, re
pozval je, ably NELL prflezitost
sejfti Sc We skupine teto. Rekl,
re Rampant jeho cesty staten
ukazaly "co nejleps1" situaci
We vsech sekc1ch statu.
Mluvil o propaganda" a
zvlaste O "zpravach kolova-
nych staten, re nezvftezi dis
triktu Baltimore" Ackoliv
charakterisoval tuto pTedpo-
we'd jake nepravou, mayor dial
ma jevo, re i kdyby ztratil sest
distriktd v Baltimore, re prece
jmenovan Dude. Gale my ne
ztrat1me je vsechny," ujisto-
val mayor. "V pravde, my ne
ztratfme ami jeden."
Dale pravil, Re jednou 2
nepravd je cirkulovanf v poll
cejnfm departmental, kde ma
delano, re kdyby zvolen byl
governerem, re by snlzil platy
policistd a vpletl Sc do pensii-
nfho fondu jejich. Ukazal, re
on to byl, ktery S pemoci Cal
thera, komisare po~licejnlho
roku 1927 prosadil v zakono-
darne zvysen1 platG policistG
re $3.50 ma $40.
= Herbert R. O'Conor ohra-
dill Sc v pondelf zpravam, KITE
re zaslechl, Re chce Sc vzdati
kandidatury ma governera We
prospech presidenta Mary
landske university, dra. H. c..
Byrd. O'Conor naval tyto
zpravy falesnymi.
Rekl: "Rekl jsem pred tim
a pravfm i nyn1, re n%eustou-
PIN. Vessel jsem do kampane
jake kandidat a zdstanu v
Rampant jake kandidat pro L.
rad governera."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01

Soudce Chestnut z vladn1ho
soudu v pondel1 pozadal O d1-
kladne vysetTenf zmizenf job
ma Harrison, 81 rokG stareho
Baltimorana, jenz snad byl "a
vrazden.
Harrison, otec 7 detf, nebyl
WIDEN cd chvfle, kdy odesel z
domova sveho, ably pracoval v
zakazanem lihovaru u Pado-
mia v Baltimore okresu, ktery
nedavno pTepaden byl vladn1-
mi agenty. Jak soudce vyse-
tril, Harrison doznal nedovo.
lene palen1 Thu.
Soud zvedel o zmizen1 Har-
risonove pfi soudu osmi muzG,
kteTf doznali, re pracovali v
nekolika nedovolenych palfr-
mach koTalky v Baltimore a
Howard okres1ch. Jeden z
mich doznal, re "videl vrazdu''
u kotle, v nemz palena koral-
ka.
Dorsey, policejn1 lieutenant
Baltimore okresu uvedl, re
nemGze r1ci positivne zda-li
Harrison byl zavrazden anebc
ne. Ale svedkove mu dosved-
cili, re Harrison pTivazan byl
pc til dny a tri noel u kotle q
re "krmen byl koTalkou"
Kroutil pry sc a bedoval: con
mne chtejf zab1ti". Manzelka
jeho, Hilda Harrison, svedcila
re nevidela manzela cd chv1le
kdy odesel z domova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Pripojeni ku uni " hasicske
sluzbe nepripustno.

Naproste odmftnuti zmeniti
pravidla pozarenskeho depart
mentu mesta, die nehoz nen1 a
nebude hasicGm dovoleno pri-
pojiti Sc ku unifm, prohlaseno
bylo v patek pozarenskym Cd
borem u pT1tomnosti Josepha
P. McCurdy, p%residenta Balti-
George j. Richardson's, sekre-
tare-pokladn1ka mezinarodn1-
no sdruzen1 pozarenskych ri
zencG.
V castecne rozc1lene schuzi
patecni McCurdy charakteri-
soval P. w. Wilkinson, sekre-
|tare pozarenskeho vyboru, ja-
ko Mussolini a jake diktatora
hasicskeho departmental.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Hill pro Tydingse.

John Philip Hill, do nedav-
ma hlavnf podp1rce republi-
kanske strany v Marylandu,
oznamil v 1tery, re pracovati
Dude pro znovuzvolenf senate
ra Tydingse, protoze tento po-
stavil Sc proti reorganisacnf-
mu planu vlady, ktery prave
senatem prijat byl.
Senator Tydings mad pomo-
CT Hilla projevil sve uspokoje-
nj. Hill telegrafoval z New
Yorku senatoru meZi jinym
slova:
Republican, Marylandu me-
Ii by podporovati senatora Ty-
dingse We volbach a nejmeno-
vati zadneho kandidata prot
nemu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Automobily.

= sestilety Richard Netkin
zranen byl truckem Maryland
ske university pfi pTechazenf
York road. Hochu otresen byl
mock.
= Annie Virginia Selby, Is
rok1 stara z w. Friendship,
smrtelne zranena byla automo
bilem pTi pTechazen1 Frede-
rick road v bl1zkosti sveho do
nova. Automobil T1dil Harvey
Hotel z University Place. V
.nemocnici, kan il pfivezl,
zemfela.
= Joseph H. Hedrick, tex
tilni delnik re Selma v Severni
Kalifornii tezce poranen byl
neznamym automobilem pri
ch1zi pc Washington Boule-
ward u Elkridge. Nalezen byl
lez1c1 v pr1kopu silnicnim v
bezvedom1.
- Osmiletemu hochu, Vito
Bendgunis, pTerazena byla ma
Gilmor a Fayette ulicfch noha
automobilem Charlese Zeppa,
IS rok1 stareho.
= Dvouleta Dorothy Lee
Tonroe osudne zran6na byla v
nedeli truckem, kdyz hrala 81
v ulici pred domem ma Whit
ridge avenue. Byla j rozra-
zena lebka.
- Raymondu Mann z Finks
burg, jedouc1mu ma motorcy-
klu prerazena byla ruka, noha
a klicnf kost, kdyz tento srazil
sc s automobilem. S MIN je-
douci 15leta Audrey Stimax,
usmrcena byla. Pr narazu W.
hozena byla z MOTORCYCLE do
vzdalenosti 20 stop. Motorcy-
XII shoTel. Automobil r1dil
John Nichols.
- Nedaleko Rising Sun v
nedeli zabit byl We srazce s
autOmObllem, mOtOrcyKllSCa
Warren Bensigner, 24lety z
Wilmington, Del.
- Michael Dimarco, 9lety z
N. Central avenue pri pTecha-
zeni Eden ulice v pondel1 v no.
eli, byl tezce zranen automobi-
lem Francis Seltzera z Chevy
Chase. Hochu zlomena byla
nOha a lebka roZrazena.
- Ma Shade avenue a Refs
terstown road 33lety Stephen
J. Tamburo usmrcen byl auto
mobilem v 1tery. Lebka byla
mu rozrazena. Ride automo-
blu byl 32lety Henry Sharrer,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Soudce odsuzuje vladni
vydaie.

Jestlize vlada nezastav1 W.
hazovanf penez, lid Spojenych
|Statn "bude bezmocnym jake
jsou Tide v jinych zemfch,'
soudce T. Scott Offutt, hlavnl
soudce tretfho soudn1ho dis
triktu a Glen odvolacfho SOU
du, pronesl v patek pfi hosti-
ne Eastern Shore spolecnosti
Baltimorske v klubu Obchod-
n1k6.
"Strany nemohou pomoci,
politikaTi nemohou pomoci,
sarlatani a marnomluvn1 ne
mohou prekaziti. zde nenf j.
ne pomoci nebo nadeje leda v
lidu samem," rekl soudce.
V reci sve uvadel radu pfl-
pad1, z nichz dokazoval, re
vlada r%ozhoduje.
"Lid sam je vinnen. Poza-
davky jeho ma vladu jsou be-
ustanf a die vseho lid nen1 chit
wynn sam 81 pomoci, ale chce
ably to vlada dostala pro neho.
Penfze, jez vlada vydava, jsou
jeho penize a nepadaj1 S nebe.
Zrejmym jest, re nemGzeme s
vyhazovanim j1ti do neurcita
vydavajice ma vsech moznych
danich a NIUE sc staff, re kdyZ
skuteenost chytf mas S nasfmi
shy a zamrazf, re lid Dude tax
%bezmocnym jake jest V jinych
Zemich.
Pr hostine pTedsedal John
T. Tucker, president organi-
SAGE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-01
Hoch udeTeny baseballovou
kuli zemfel.

V pondeli pr hTe baseballu
v Patterson parku udefen byl
deset rokG starry hoch, Carroll
Winterling ballem, kdyz pri-
hlizel hire. Ball udeTil hocha
do bl1zkosti srdce.
Hoch padl. Druz1 odnesli
jej do jeho domova We 400 bio
ku S. Bouldin ulice. V neko-
lika minutach pc p~Tinesen1 dial
Sc do smfchu a ujistoval, re Sc
"c1t1 all right"
Pc jist6 dobe pocal 81 stezo-
vati ma bolest. Lekar jej le-
citi pocal ma vnitrn1 zakrvace-
nj. K veceru v 1tery stav jeho
slime Sc zhorsil. Neil lekar
zavolan byti mohl, zemrel.
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Katherine Szydlowski, 81
rokd stara a jejf 24lety syn
John, drzani jsou pro soud
pred velkoporotou ma obzalo-
blu, re 'udrzovali nepofadny
dun. S mimi drzany jsou: Jean
Dugan a Bertha Morris ma tu-
tez obzalobu.
Louis Schaefer, 3Olety z
Park avenue, drzan jest pod
zarukou $4,000 re pfevazel
zeny pro nemravne 1cely. Pro
podobny pTestupek drzan jest
36lety r1dic taxicabu, Sam
Watchinsky z w. North ave-
nue. pod zarukou $4,000.
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Podlehla p~opaleninam.

V ST. Michaels, Md, ma IL
lete George Shockley chytily
Sc saty, kdyz pokousela Sc spa
liti chrastf. Popalila Sc tax, re
v kratkosti zemrela v Easton
nemocnici.
Kour z domu sc val1c1 upo-
zornil sousedku, Frank Spur
ry ma ohen v dome v sobotu O
pIl devate iodine rann1. Kdyz
do domu pTibehla, nalezla
Shockley lez1c1 ma podlaze do
mu S hlavou vycn1vajic1 re
dver1.