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Evening star., 1938-07-19
TWO VESSELS COLLIDE
OFF COAST OF IRELAND
American Steamer West Cohas Of
New Orleans Believed Involved
in Crash.

BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, July 19-The Irish mo-
tor vessel Munster, 1900 tons, COL
lided OF Skerries, fishing town Is
miles north Of Dublin, with q ship
believed to be the American steamer
West Cohas Of New Orleans, $500
tons, Lloyds reported early today.
The Munster radioed q distress call
at 2::30 am. $3.50 pm. Monday, E
S. I'd and several ships in the vicinity
rushed through fog to stand by. The
radio operator later reported that
the ship was In no danger.
Evening star., 1938-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Jones Of
Evening star., 1938-07-19
Thermometer TO RISE
Washington Is Declared Under
'Tropic Air Mass.

Washington is under a great "tropic
air" mass. the Weather Bureau said
today, which meant the thermometer
probably would rise from the II de-
grees registered at 10 o'clock to about
SO this afternoon. Southerly winds
will prevail and showers will be likely.
The same thing is happening all the
way down to Pensacola, Fla, and
New Orleans.
About "a Of an inch Of rain fell in
local thundershowers yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-07-19
X-RAYS BY WIRE SEEN
FOR SPEEDY DIAGNOSIS
Professor Predicts Day When
Heart Will Go to Distance
Via Movie Film.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. July 19.-X-ray motion
pictures transmitted by wire for quick
consultation by distant diagnosticians
were forecast today by DR.. Leo @.
Rigler, professor Of radiology at the
University Of Minnesota.
He said that when the X-ray mo-
ton picture becomes . reality . spe-
cialist thousand miles away could sit
in his ONCE and watch your heart
beat.
Evening star., 1938-07-19

North Dakota are spending some time
in Vienna. Va, as the guests OF Mrs.
Jones brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Gunnell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones formerly lived in Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malcolm Cobb
entertained at buffet supper party
Sunday evening ut their home In
Woodside Park, Md.
Evening star., 1938-07-19

In Kilkenny, ireland, High street,
one Of the city's main streets, ID con-
tinued downhill by Ir1htown, the
cathedral quarter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Zakladatel Modreho ptaka
zemrel.

V Praze We veku "a let zem-
rel rusky herec a divadelnf re-
ditel Jakub Juzny. Podlehl ma
hlemu a tezkemu zapalu Pile.
Jakub Juzny Sc narodil Kerci
ma JIM Rust, pGsobil az do r.
1920 v Moskve jake herec q
divadelni feditel. Roku 1921
Sc prest6hoval do Berl1na, kde
zalozil divadlo "Modry ptak',.
ktere hralo v rGznych mestech
svetovych, naposled We Vfdni
az do pfipojenf Rakouska k
Nemecku. Sc sym divadlem
Sc Juzny pTestehoval potion do
Prahy, kde hodlal v divadelnf
cinnosti pokracovati, ale okol-
nosti zpGsobily odklad jeho
snah a nahla jeho smrt ucinila
konec vsem planGm. Sc svou
druzinou dlel take v Americe
a vystupoval i v Chicago; v A
merice jeho soubor "Modraja
ptica" znali jake "Blue Bird.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

Stanislav K. Neumann:

Bozf mlyny jsou v6trne mlJny,
ohromna mali kTldla,
a jeste nikdy nebyly lfny
semllti zasluhy, semlfti why,
kdyz vltr val z vecneho zrfdla.
Bozf mlyny vsak tezke jsou
mlyny
a pomalu Sc otacejf,
svetla a stfny, svetla a stfny
jak dny a noci zivotem self
ia jejich kr1dla tezka =
JIM Sc veci veskere deli =
V mich mysl zivota meska.
Bozf mfyny jsou spravedlive
-. mlyny,
jich nepodplatfs, nezastrasls,
Jim CHI odpor i laskominy.
Jim CHI slavy basis.
Co c1sarovo, c1saTi,
co naroda, narodu dali,
kazdemu chvilku hrajf.
Bozf mlyny pomalu melou,
pomalu, bratre, lee jiste,
V cekan1 zachovej mysl 81
bdelou,
nezoufej, ma SVEN still miste,
DEF Sc, CO del,
mysl i paz 81 zachovej
semelou zasluhy, semelou why
vetrne bozf mlyny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
V ~ letech prislusnikem ctyT
statH.

Neblahe d1sledky menfcfch
Sc pomerG We stfednf Europe
poc1til mezi mnoha jinymi tez
27lety Josef Dvorak z Uherske
no Hradiste. Jeho otec, prfslus
mix to obce Hracic u Hustope-
&c, mel pred svetovou valkou
reznickou Utmost Uher. Hra-
dist. Kdyz vypukla v r. 1914
valka, odeSel ma ruskou frontu,
kde byl zajat. Pozdeji Sc v
Rusku podruhe ozenil a pTijal
ruskou statn1 prfslusnost. Jeho
.zena i Sc synkem byli pTesved-
ceni, re prfslusf jake drive do
Ceskoslovenska a O dalsf Sc ne
starali. Kdyz vsak mlady Dvo-
fak dostavil Sc k odvodu, shle-
dala odvodnf komise, re pTi-
slus1 Poole otce do Ruska a po-
slala no domG. Teprve pc del
Sim jednan1 bylo jemu i jeho
matce udeleno statn1 obcanstvi
ceskoslovenske. Nynf vsak o.
bee Bracice, do ktere Ease pT1-
slusel, byla zabrana Nemec-
KEN, take DvoTak, ackoliv cd
narozen1 zije v Uherskem Hra-
dist, z ktereho Sc nevzdalil,
bez sve vile ma jiz ctvrte stat
nj obcanstvi, a Size rakouske,
ruske, ceskoslovenske a nynf
nGmecke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Cesky HAS z Volyns v PoIsku.

V Lucku vychazejfcf ezra
janske Listy'', haj1ci zajmy
ceske v Polsku, pTinasf "Otev-
Teny list v cele listu cd Ing.
AL. Knota, jenz pravi, re tam
nj eesky zivel chova v sobe ja-
dro zdrave. Jest loyalnim obca-
mem polske republiky, ktere 81
vazf.N ekritisuje a nepolitisuje.
Pracuje k jejfmu dobru. Stara
Sc o psenici, chmel. obili, ovoce
fepu, dobytek a kon6. Ochot-
ne plat dane a sklada ma OIL
tar noe vlasti veskere obeti do
celia nezistne. Ocekava, re "a
sve dobre vlastnosti Dude take
ocenen. Dale prinasi znenf u
stavy re dine %. dubna 1886,
iez jest zakladnfm kamenem
HSeho zivota naseho a pro nasf
mensinu chlebem vezdejsfm.
,Vsecky paragrafy konstituce
,zachovava ceska mensina sve-
domite, bez odmluv a kritiky a
proto media take ma sva prava
sahnouti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Ze misty naTkl kvstinarku z
vrazdy tff lidf.

Pfipad Prazske kv6tinafky,
obvinene z nekolika vrazd, je
objasnen. Vysetrovan1m bylo
z~jisteno, re tezk6 obvineni uei-
nil udavac re misty, protoze
kvetinafka S MIN pTerusila Una
most a musel sc Cd nj odst6ho-
vat. Udan1 je 1plne vymysle-
ne. Udavac byl dopraven do
soudn1 vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
u TROJANO.
POvfDKA. Napsal BEDKICH MORAvEC

"a kdo no tedy zabil?"
vzkTikla.
TO YAM nemohu Tici, ale ia
jsem to nebyl," rekl.
"To Wy jen tax pov1date, a.
byste mne upokojil, "namitala.
Gale ia tomu neuverim, dokud
nebudu mfti ~jistotu.
Snad prinese vysetfovanf tro
chu svetla do tie zahadne uda-
losti, ale do tie DOLBY Sc rozej-
deme, JarouSi! Chci 81 We SVEN
srdci zachovati lasku k YAM
neporusenou, ale ted by mi o.
SODA vase stale pTipom1nala
Brejchu. Rozejdeme Sc, Jarou-
81, nenf jine pomoci. Obavam
Sc, re bych vas prestala milo
vati, vyc1tam 81, re ma laska
ucinila z vas vraha a jsem ne
stastna. Ach hrozne ~nestast-
ma"
B6tuska pocala Sc SWEET V
.kTecich a Jaroslav seznav, re
prftomnost jeho privadf devce
V tento hrozny stav, opustil mi
lovanou dfvku S tezkym srd-
Gem.
VySetfovanf soudn1 nevneslo
vGbec svetlo do tajemne uda-
losti. Byli vyslychani vsichni
tTi lesnf adjunkti, ale vsichni
tri tvrdili, re osudn6 noel tro-
janu nebyli a S Brejchou Sc ne
sesli. Valek dokonce vypov1-
dale sym klidnym zpdsobem,
Tekl soudci: "Kdo vi, jak Sc to
stale. Nejspfs vysel mes1c, ne
ktery z mich povazoval hlavu
Brejchovu "a zv6r a smack 81
ma nj. TAX darebak zprovodil
Sc sv6ta darebaka. skoda, re
Sc jich nepostrflelo vic, mel by
clovGk snazsi sluzbu a klidne
by Sc vyspal. A potion Brej-
chu uklidili, ably Sc nevedelo,
kdo mu to udelal. Ale skoda
no take nen1."
Soudce podfval Sc udiven6
ma Valka, ale mlcel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

| Tento protest podepsali ne
jen pTedstavitele vseho kul-
turniho zivota v Ceskosloven-
sku, ale i nejvetsf kulturnf or
ganisace Ceskoslovensk6 repu-
bliky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

Kdyz pfislo jaro do krajiny
kolem Ciliny, v myslivne zdejsl
bylo vsechno zmenene. Hospo-
dafila tn mlada PAM lesn1 Sc
svou. sestrou Anickou a depu-
tatn1 pole Jaroslavovi obstara-
val tchan S najatym celed1nem
a tax sc mohl Jaroslav bezsta-
rostne venovati jen sve sluzbe.
: Nekdy mlad1 manzele dole
dou 81 do Olsove, ably sc pod1-
vail, jak hospodar1 ma hospode
Josef Sc svou mladou zenou,
nekdy zas Josef pTijede do Ci-
liny n%avstevou. Ia tech wa
jemnych navstev povfdaji vsi-
chni O SVEN stesti a starry otec
usmivaje sc Tfkava spokojene :
"Deti, Wy mate nebe ma zemi."
"Vsak jsme 81 no zaslouzi-
H." dodava Betuska blazene sc
usmfvajfc.
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

ZVOnlVy a wesley nlaSek.
"Betusko, ma draha Betus-
ko!" vykfikl Jaroslav vyskociv
pfekvapen. V n%ejblizsfm O.
kamziku lezeli 81 milenci v ma
rucl a llbali Sc - vzdyt Sc ne
videli rok, vzdavali Sc pomalu
nadeje, re nekdy nadejde tako
w slastny okamzik, v jakem
Sc kochali ted.
"Betusko ma" zahovoril ia
roslav, kdyz minuly prve okam
ziky radostneho shledani, Ga
Ike stastne okolnosti mann de-
kovati, re jste prisla?"
"Psal mi pan Valek," odpo-
vedela hlasem dosud Sc chvejf-
elm radostnym rozcilenim a Wv
navsi dopis z rucni kabelky.
podavala mu no. Jaroslav no
mem rozsvecoval lampu.
"a kan dame kone, pane le-
snf?" oval Sc muzsky HAS O.
de dveri.
Al hledme! Josef je tn ia
ke," zvolal Jaroslav a prikro-
civ k bratru Betuscinu, vital Sc
S MIN srdecne.
"Mfsta name dost, vzdyt ia
dosud hospodarstvf jsem 81 ne
zaf1dil. Z~avolejte, Josffku,
hajneho. Hajovna je hned We
die. At YAM pomdze kone a
povoz opatriti."
Zatlm co Josef S celedlnem
a hajnym zavadeli kone do
stale a ukladali brycku pod
kGlnu, cetl Jaroslav v pokoji
Valk1v dopis.
"Jirfk je dobry hoch sc fla
tym srdcem," rekl, kdyz byl
docetl.
"A verny mas pritel," doda.
la Betuska. "Nemohl Sc diva
tt ma nase trapenf, proto sc ra-
deli obetoval."
"A mne ten dobry hoch mic
nerekl," podotkl Jaroslav.
"Vcera byl u mne rozloucit Sc
Sc mnou pred svym odjezdem,
ale ami slovem sc nezm1nil, re
YAM psal. Nechtel, abych by]
nucen zrusiti slib mlcenlivosti,
ktery jsme u trojanu slozili
proto zar1dil vse tax vtipne, a.
byste sc Wy dozvedela pravdu
a ia piece nemusel mluviti."
"A Wy Sc ma mne, Jarousi,
nehnevate, re jsem vas tax
dlouho mucila?" tazala Sc Be
tuska tul1c Sc k milovanemu
muzi.
"Jak bych Sc mohl hnevati
kdyz vim, re i Wy jste sc rok
trapila," odpovfdal Jaroslav a
tiskl Betusku k sobe.
Gale ted je pc trapenf. u
vas nikdy neopust1m," smala
Sc Betuska. "Zdstanu u vas
"To nejde, mole zlata holu-
bice," hovoril blazeny Jaro-
slav. "Zftra Sc vrat1te dom1
v nedeli pfijdu do Olsove a
smluvime S tatfnkem den mas
svatby a potion 81 vas sem pri-
vezu jake svou drahou Genus.
ku."
Pc chvili vratili Sc muzi 2
venku, hajny musel jfti pre-
svou zenu, ably hostdm uvarila
kavy. Sesedli Sc vsichni kolen
teplych kamen a pov1dali 81
Ma span1 nebylo pomysleni -
svftajfc1 novy den zastihl je je.
Ste zabrane v hovor, jehoz lat
ka zdala Sc byti nevycerpatel-
nOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

Cotva bylo vysetrovanf zasta-
veno, byli vsichni tTi adjunkti
z Olsov6 prelozeni. Nez Sc ia
roslav odstehoval, psal B6tuS-
&c chteje sc S nj rozlouciti. Cd
pov6dela mu listkem, re Dude
l6pe, kdyz Sc rozejdou bez lou
cent. Ted kdyz vysetrovan1m
mic Sc nezjistilo, byla teprve
pTesv6dcena, re Brejchu "a
stfelil Jaroslav.
Ubohy mlady muz opoustel
OlSovou zdrcen. Blaho zasvit-
10 mu zde, st6stf Sc tn ma neho
usmalo a ted vsecko rozplynu-
| ose jake dym. Jaroslav pro
klinal Brejchu. Ten clovek byl
zlym duchem jeho st6st1 ;maTil
je dokud byl xiv a znicil je
svou smrti.
Jaroslav Storkan byl presa-
zen do myslivny V CLINE, to by
10 ma opacnem konci velkostat-
ku. Zastaval tn Ease lesniho,
ktery byl nemocen. V prvni
dobe caste Jaroslav psaval Be-
tusce, prose il, ably Sc mad MIN
konecn6 smilovala. Odpovedi
jejf byly vzdycky stejne: "MG.j
zlaty JarouSku, nemohu 81 po-
mOci. PTiCitam ii "a veliky
hffch, re k Will me lasce byl
zmaren lidsky zivot. Vim, re
Sc trap1te, ale re Sc trap1m
snad jest6 vice nez Wy, veTte
mi. Jsem vsak ted pTesved-
cena,ze Brejcha padl vas1 zbra
nj. Nikdo nemohl Sc sveta spro
voditi no nez jeden z vas. Mo-
hi jste r1ci pravdu soudu, a.
lie Wy jste mlcel. Vim jiste, re
vase laska Ike mn6 je mnohem
mocnejsf nez vase pTatelstvf a
prece jste pachatele neprozra-
dill. To mne utvrzuje pre-
svedcenf, re jste Brejchu "a
stTelil, proto, re jsem 81 YAM
stezovala, jak mne pronasle-
doval svymi navrhy. Jarousi,
je to hrozna vec. Kdybyste no
byl zastTelil re zarlivosti, to
by mne netrapilo, ale ten clo-
vek yam piece u mne nepreka-
Eel. Je to strasne pomyslenf."
Ia p1l leta odesel lesnf do
vysluzby a Jaroslav dostal je-
no mfsto. Ease psal Betusce a
Ease il udobToval. Odpoved je-
il byla jake vsechny ostatnf.
"MGj zlaty Jarousi," psala
mezi jinym, "vidfm-li starou
Brejchovou, jak Sc ted sama
ma chalupe plahoc1, vzdycky
mne u srdce pfchne jake trpka
vycitka, re jsem tn ubohou
pripravila o syna. Rada bych
il pTi te praci pomohla, ale bo-
Jim Sc, re by Sc zas zacalo no.
WORTH O smrti Vaclavove a pTi
tom by zas bylo vyslovovano
vase jmeno. Jsem rada, re Sc
ma tn udalost, ktera znicila ma
Sc stestf, u mas pomalu zapomf-
ma, jenom mole svedomf nespi.
ia jsem vseho VIVA, nemela
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

Ia tri nedele pc tom odby-
vala Sc hlucna svatba Jarosla-
vova S Betuskou. Jen1k Svobo-
da pill, tancil a zp1val a pow
dial, re uz ma leta neuzil tolik
radosti, jenom jedna vec no
mrzela, re nen1 prftomen take
JiTf Valek, ably mohl byti te
radosti 1casten.
ga CO Wy budete delati tatin-
ku?" tazal sc Jaroslav pc swat
be Betuscina otce.
"Opravdu nevfm, co 81 ted
bez Betusky pocnu," Tekl, ale
nikoliv smutne. Bylo zTejmo,
re uz mel plan hotovy. my
slim 81 to tax, deti. Josef 81 mai
de nevestu, Vaclav p1jde do u
cent a ia Sc s Anickou odstehu-
il k YAM. Anicka Dude Betus-
&c vltanou pomocnic1 a ia tt
budu delati v hospodarstv1 Sa-
fare"
"Tak to udelame, tatinku,"
radostne souhlasil Jaroslav.
Dude nam v myslivne vesele-
j."
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
FEDERATED CHURCH

Rev. Vincent Widney, pastor
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Getting Training g How To Defend
 Themselves

FORT BRAGG, Oct. IA, (P1- rne million Americans received their first lesson last night in how to defend themselves again st hostile bombing airplanes.
 The residents of approximately l5,O00 square miles, including siNty-seven towns in 21 eastern North Carolina counties turned off their home. factory and store lights as the big Army flying fortresses and accompanying planes flew at high altitude to- ward Fort Bragg.
 Commanding officers said the greatest difficulty of ground for ces was caused by automobiles on highways They said the pill ots could follow a stream ot headlights to where there was all darkness, indicating blacked out towns.
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14

was briefer than the Drama Club had planned At a very late hour it was discovered that both of the musicians who had been invited to participate were un- able to perform due to physical disability. This handicap was largely overcome, nevertheless, by the splendid quality of the numerous readings done by Mrs. Clara Johnson.
 The Drama Club desires to thank the public for their patron age, and all who cooperated to make the evening a success. Par ticuEar credit is due the cast and their coach, Mrs. Shirlie Torres ter.
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Trial New York German Spies Is
 Going Ahead

NEW YORK, October IA, (P)- In the trial now on in New York in connection with German spies and their activities in the United States, the jury composed of 10 men and two women was chosen in an hour and a half. Judge Knox told the veniremen that they should exercise the same fair judgment for the defendants as for Americans. Other people may become excited, but jurors must remain detached.
 Co-deferdants are: Johanna Hoffman, aged 26, former hair dresser on the liner Europa;
 Otto Herman VoSs, aged 36, naturalized Ge~-..qn, formerly employed in the : versky plant;
 Eric Glaser, aged 28, another naturalized German and former U. S. Army private, attached to Mitchell Field, aviation division.
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Big Attendance Took in Showing
 Of 'Scoundrel''

And so "Scoundrel" has be- come memory-Ibut what a hap py one for the large audience that witnessed the play last night at the Federated Church. For a few brief moments the spectators were transported to a beautiful rocky glen in the land of Fancy, where they witnessed the strik- ingly human activities of the characters who were really not human at all. The glen was in- habited by such whimsical spirits as Jir and Pir who amused the audience with their puns and friendly banter. There too, were Wings and Blossom, very much in love with Jir and Pir. But Jir and Pir did not want Wings and Blossom for they were both in love with Arian. But it turn ed out that Arian was in love with Gardner.
 The audience was no doubt surprised to discover that among such quaint unhuman creatures there could be any such human faults as scandal and gossip. But alas! It was too true. Euphon- ious. their pet bird had disap- peared. Jir, Pir, Blossom at once jumped at the conclusion that the bird was stolen. But who stole the bird? Why, of course, it must have been Gard ner. And So the innocent Gard ner, lover of flowers, so gentle and sensitive to beauty, became to them a Scoundrel. (Ah, how tragic that these delightful crea- lures should possess the faults of mere people).
 It remained for Arian to strai- ghten everything out by showing that the Scoundrel was not Gard her but creation of their own imaginations Gust like scandals in the human world). The play ended happily when Arian's love for Gardner was revealed,
 Lest anyone think that the pro- pram was too brief, let it be re- membered that a great deal of beauty can be packed into lit tie time. One cannot always measure value by the number of minutes. However, the evening
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Is To Investigate

HUSTON, La, Oct. 14th, (P)- District Judge K. L. Walker said he would call a special grand jury session to investigate into the lynching yesterday of R. c. Williams. aged l9, Negro.
 A mob of several hundred men caught the Negro and marched him to the spot, where they said he killed RIM. Blair, aged thirty, a Jonesboro papermill foreman, Tuesday, and slugged his woman companion. The mob hanged the Negro's body from a tree be- fore riddling his body with bull
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Going Hunting, Stays Home and Kills Adulterer

JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. IA, R) Forest B. Smith, an Alaska Juneau painter, aged A. was ar raigned on manslaughter char ee after a Coroner's jury found that he shot Oliver Ceiling, A, a Seattle-Alaska ships steward. fatally, Wednesday. Bail was set at ten thousand dollars.
 Smith contended that he shot in self defence when he found his wife and Ceiling in com promising situation. He further said that he told his wife he was going hunting, but hid in the house until Cooling arrived.
 Mrs. Smith recently made the roundtrip between here and Se- attle aboard the Ceiling ship.
 The steward said he called to show her how to make salad dressing.
 Marshal Hellan said he found a letter that Mrs. Smith had written Ceiling, telling him that her husband had gone hunting and for him to come as soon as he could.
 
 Smith said he did not intend to kill Ceilings but the latter came at him like a ''mad foot ball player, and as Cooling Seiz- ed him he fired a g calibre pis- tol, after which Colling bled tc death.
 Mrs. Smith said calmly, that she was the former Thelma Arch ambault of Seattle and was wee to Smith five years ago, and ha; daughter Ia months old.
 Ceilings is survived by wid- ,ow and a daughter aged l3, who are trying to raise funds for z suitable burial.
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Chinese Rushing Troops to Stem Japanese Advance
Achievements Near Hong Kong
 Nearing Battle

HONGKONG, Oct. IA, Heavy Chinese endorsements rushed from the East River district to the Bias Bay area near here with indications they might soon come to grips with a large Jap anese expeditionary force.
 The roads from WaichoW, 50 miles east of Canton, garrison for the city, and nearest Bias bay, were choked with commandeer- ed red trucks and busses filled with Chinese soldiers.
 Waichow is believed to be one of the first objectiveS of the Jap anese contingent, an estimated number of more than thirty-five thousand troops, which landed yesterday at Bias Bay, which IS connected with the south China metropolis of Canton by a good highway.
 The Japanese appeared to be
 pushing steadily inland towards Tamshui, town ten miles from the coast. From there the invad- CTS have twenty-five miles to gc across comparatively flat count ry to reach the vital Kowloon' Canton railway, at point about thirty miles from the Hon gkons frontier.
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
MEN FIND THEY WOOED
 SAME GIRL BACK IN 's5

SOUTH GATE, Calf, Oct(P1-, An accidental meeting on park bench revealed to J. R. Smith, 68, and Allan G. McGee, TO, that they had Wooed and lost the same girl 50 years ago.
 The two men recalled that each had proposed to the same girl in Odessa, Mo, in 1888. She turned a deaf ear to Smiths marriage proposal and later broke her en~ gagement 10 McGee just before, they were to be married
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The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14
Pacific Alaska AirwayS

The PAA Electra arrived at II am. today. Pilots Stewart and Meyering, with 200 pounds of mail matter and no incoming passengers.
 The plane took off for Fair banks at 1:30 p.mwith 65 pounds of outgoing mail and the follow ing passengers:
 MT. and Mrs. M. Bird
 Anthony E. Karnes
 A. Tetraut
 Jack Kelly
 Harry Gavin
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14

:. (Services for Sunday Oct. 16)
 Church school, II o'clock.
 Worship service, 7:45.
 Every one cordially invited tc attend all our services.
The Nome nugget., 1938-10-14

Proof of Labor Blanks can now be had at the -.cme Nugget office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-12-02
Old Man Winter
Moves In

After a period of remarkably mild
fall weather that had prevailed for
weeks, Old Man Winter gave a hint
of his approach on Thanksgiving
afternoon when sleet and rain
hampered traffic and spread icy
sheets over roadways. Later in the
evening and that night came snow,
seven or eight inches of it, that
the high wind swirled about and
piled up in drifts that almost COM
pletely blocked roadways. Another
snowfall came Saturday night.
The big snow plows were ordered
out by the State Roads department,
and manned with e. force of men
that was confronted with tough
proposition, managed to keep the
main highways open to traffic.
Travel over most of cur by-roads,
however, had to struggle along
through drifts, as best it could for
day or two before conditions were
anyways near normal
Temperatures as low as eight de-
grees were reported on Saturday
morning, and all ponds and streams
were frozen over for the first time
this winter.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-12-02
Banking Group Three

Group Three of the Maryland
Bankers Association, comprising
banking institutions in Cecil, Har-
ford and Baltimore counties, met IN
the Church House, at Elkton, In
annual session and enjoyed BAN
ouet served by the Cleaners OF the
Elkton M. E. church. About fifty
were present.
DR.. r. G. Underwood, of North
East. chairman of the Group, pre-
sided. The principal speaker was
Gordon Mcmillan, President of Clay
mont Trust Company, of Claymont'
Delaware.
Short talks were also given ty
John J. Ghinef, president OF Mary
land Bankers Association; Warren
f. Sterling, State Bank Commission
er: E..W. Bond, Jr., Of the American
Bankers Association; J. R. Cuplt'
cashier of Federal Reserve Bank,
Baltimore; ]. D. Hospelhorn, De-
puty State Bank Commissioner; Mr..
Hayner. Assistant Cashier Of Fed
eral Reserve Bank, Baltimore, and
q. r. Sudsburg, assistant cashier OF
National Central Bank, of Baltimore.