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Parkhurst. .Kivinen
Wedding in Chapel.

MISS SOHIE VIOLA MARIE
A KIVINEN. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Jolmar Kivinen of Geyser, Mont,
was married to Mr.. Louis W. Park
hurst of Washington, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Parkhurst of Providence,
r. l., Wednesday afternoon. The cere-
money was performed in the Memorial
Chapel at Walter Reed Hospital, the
Rev. Patrick j. Ryan officiating, at
$50 o'clock. White peonies and ferns
were used on the altar with palms in
the chancel.
Mr.. Victor John Kivinen gave his
sister in marriage and her wedding
costume was of white satin. cut on
princess lines The turned-up collar
was stitched, the sleeves after a leg
O. mutton, and the bodice having
tiny white buttons down the back
from neck to waistline. The skirt
had long train and had q rufie Of
the satin about the bottom. Her long
tulle veil was becomingly arranged
and she carried white roses and lilies
Of the valley.
Miss Lempi Elizabeth Kivinen was
maid of honor for her sister and wore
figured white organza trimmed with
pink velvet and she carried souvenir
roses.
Mr.. Joseph E. Parkhurst Of Provi-
dence was best man for his brother,
and the ushers were Mr.. Francis Cree
don Of Brockton, Mass, and Mr.. James
F. Dalton OF Washington.
The wedding supper and reception
was held at Wesley Hall, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst left for we'd
ding trip to Havana and Nassau. The
bride travelled in a suit Of light tan
with rust and white accessories and q
corsage bouquet Of gardenias. They
will live at 1885 Brentwood road NE.
in Brentwood Village.
Guests from Providence who came
for the wedding we're Mrs. Margaret
Parkhurst, Miss Marie ParkhurSt, Mr.
Raymond Parkhurst, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Whitman. Mrs. Philip Ran
court, Mrs. Lillian Farley, Mrs. Edna
White and Mr.. Harold ,ough.
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Carrigan-Bowman wedding
Held Yesterday.

THE marriage Of Miss Margaret
Virginia Carrigan, daughter OF
Mrs. Margaret s. Carrigan Of Silver
Spring. Nd, and the late Mr.. Frank
B. Carriqan of Washington, to Mr..
william Edward Bowman. jr., son of
Mr.. william Edward Bowman OF
Silver Spring and Mrs. Lottie V. hart
of Washington. took place last evening
at 8 o'clock at the parsonage OF the
Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church.
DR.. Ralph D. Smith, pastor OF the
church, performed the ceremony:
The bride wore q print frock OF
luggage tan with accessories to match
and = beiee-colored picture hat. Her
corsase bouquet was Of talisman
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Doris Bowman. sister # the
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Miss Marion Baker Wed
To Mr., C., H. Dikeman, Jr.
Miss Wathen Married
To MIR. j. D Morgan.

MISS MARY LOUISE WATHEN,
A'A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Wathen Of Milestown, Nd, was mar
ried May 16 to Mr.. James Daniel Nor
gan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Morgan
Of Helen, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan are making
their home at Helen, on the Washing
ton boulevard.
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Miss Marie Weigert Wed
To Mr.. r. w. Blair.

MISS MARIE JOSEPHINE WEI
AVA CERT, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. Fred Weigert Of Washington, was
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Miss Laura Kathryn Gardner Bride
OF Mr.. ]. w. Quaintance.

Miss Laura Kathryn Gardner Bride
OF Mr.. J. w. Quaintance.
Mr.. AND MRS. BERT c. GARD
AVA NER announce the marriage Of
their daughter Laura Kathryn to Mr..
John Weston Quaintance Saturday,
May Z, at Elkton, Md.
Mr.. Quaintance is the son of MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond Quaintance OF
Woodville, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Quaintance are max
ing their home at Front Royal, va.
Miss Marion Baker Wed
Tc Mr.. C. H. Dikeman, Jr.
MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS E.
AVA BAKER announce the marriage
of their daughter Marion Isabel to
Mr.. Carol H. Dikeman, jr., son OF Mr..
Carol H. Dikeman, ST.. OF Washing
ton. The marriage took place April l.
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Out of Doors
Is Holding
Horse Shows Again
In Forefront
For Week.

Continued From First Page.)
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WILL live III AlexduuTId.
Miss Clara Klein Wed
To Mr.. B. H. CLANCY.
THE wedding of Miss Clara Mae
Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George ]. Klein. to Mr.. Burgess H.
CLANCY, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Herbert CLANCY of Owings. Nd, took
place May l8 at the Mount Harmony
M. E. Church. The ceremony was
performed by the rector, the Rev. j.
H. Snyder.
The church was decorated with
white and green, with peonies, fern
and palms.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown OF
white lace over satin. her tulle veil
held in place with coronet OF orange
blossoms. Her shower bouquet was
of brides roses and valley lilies.
Miss Bertha Klein, the brides
sister, was maid Of honor, and wore
blue lace and net over taffeta. with
matching accessories. Her bouquet
was Of talisman roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Maude
Chaney sister of the bridegroom, who
wore a gown of aquamarine: Miss
Virginia Leivear Of Washington, who
wore pink, and Miss Doris RIPPLE of
Virginia, who wore an orchid gown.
Each costume was of net over taheta,
and the bridesmaids carried bouquets
Of snapdragons. Their floral turbans
had wells of tulle.
Miss Betsy Briscoe, in aquamarine.
and Miss Joan Lore, in pink. were
flower girls, and they wore mousseline
de sole dresses over silk.
Master Hugh Ward, jr., was ring
bearer, wearing white satin suit
and carrying the ring on a white
satin cushion.
Mr.. Leroy H. CLANCY of Washing
ton was best man. The ushers were
Mr.. John Alexander CLANCY Of
Owings. Mr. Thomas Jones of
Lothian, Md; Mr. Leroy Chew Of
Washington and Mr.. Douglas Parran
Of Lusby.
Following the reception at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
CLANCY left on a Northern wedding
trip. On their return they will be
at home at Hillcrest, on the Southern
Maryland boulevard.
Miss Ives Married
To Mr.. G. w. Oehm.
THE marriage of Miss Alberta Ives,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L.
Ives, to Mr.. George. William Oehm,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Oehm, took place Tuesday afternoon,
May II. in the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. T. Lawrence Miller, in
Alexandria. The Rev. DR.. John Paul
Tyler, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, ofhciated before
an improvised altar, which had a
background of palms, ferns and sum-
mer flowers. The bride was given
in marriage by her father and wore
q gown of white romaine crepe with
a pleated cape and wide straw hat.
She carried cluster Of garden flow-
ers. Mrs. Virginia Ives Stephens,
sister of the bride, was her only at
tendant and wore gown OF powder
blue crepe with short jacket and
straw hat. She carried an arm
bouquet of pink snapdragons. Only
the two families and few intimate
friends attended the ceremony and
the small reception which followed.
Mrs. Miller assisted in receiving and
wore a gown of dark blue crepe and
shoulder corsage of pink rosebuds.
Mr.. Oehm and his bride will return
June from a bridal trip to the
far South and will live at l16 West
Oxford avenue, Alexandria.
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Of the brides mother at 4l3 North
Washington street. During the after
noon Mr.. Bussard and his bride left
for Southern wedding trip. They
will live In Alexandria.
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

NEWLY DEcoRATEp Rooms WITH
AMPLE FURNISHINGS IN PERFECT CON
EXCELLENT FOOD. PREPARED BY THE
BEsT-TRAINED COOKS WORKING IN
LY DIVERSIFIED MENUS. COURTEOUS,
PROMPT WATERS ALL ROOMS WITH
CONTINENTAL PHONES TRAY AND
YOU BUY SO MUCH IN WHOLESOME.
CONGENIAL AND CoMFORTABLE LIV-
ING FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. A DIGNT-
FLED HOUSE WHERE YOU MAY LIVE A
MONTH OR YEARS AND ALWAYS BE
PROUD TO BRING YOUR FRIENDS.
RATES $40 TO So MONTHLY
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ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.

1888 goth ST NV. Just off Conn. ave
Apt. @5-Furnished room. couple or ladies:
with refined. settled couple. After 80
pm. Reasonable. a.
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3Ii Sth ST. NE.
TUo large clean. Nnfllrnishe6 room

t33 llth ST NE rooms heat, gas,
elec.; newly papered and painted; street
car at corner; $50 monthly. A.
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THE FULTON.
,, 44s PARK RID: NV.

. RMS, KIT. BATH. $3.50
3 RMS. KIT, BATH, BEDRMS., 500. so
modern building; convenient location: ex,
cellent TRANSFORMATION. Resident MANAGER.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ONE OF BEST APT. H.K. ROOMS YOU
can find; real home; inspection invited;
So wk. UP; settled adults. Col. 9692.
1886 Harvard st. NV. 4"
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
YOUNG COUPLE WANT BROOM APT:
in pvt. home Glover Park or vicinity Of
Cathedral. Box 4S4-R. Star.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY OF THREE WISHES
FURNISHED p apartment in residential district.
WANTED-sMALL. MODERN. FURN. APT.
Star.
EMPLOYED MOTHER WANTS SMALL APT.
ter ne. section preferred; must be rea-
sonable Potomac 60s2-J.
] RM.. KIT. BATH, IN PVT. HOME, BY
P. O. Box 1876. Wash. B. {.
J. TO 3 ROOM APT. FURN OR UNFURN.;
West YES !, 18th St; no lease; state rent. Box
REFINED YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE (No
cGhildren) desire unfurnished tvo-room,
ome taaen aad private " bath apt modern
Northwest section OF city; private entrance
@preferred: pre- reasonable; references. Box
LIE LET US RENT YOUR APARTMENTS. NO
charse unless rented. Our special service
car and guide assures results.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1343 H St. NV. Room 40. Met. 1858.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH, REcEP-
uon hail: all front; centrally located.
Box 1S2-Q Star,
BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE GARDENS.
In this delightful group of 8 Maltese
cross-shaped buildings, apartments of |.
or 3 bedrms.. are available. offering
superior designs for INABILITY; lowest price
for comparable homes and greatest econ
omy of peration. Phone Geo. 514l for
appointment to inspect. or call at Apt
lob 2.5 Emerson st. NV.
T1LDEN ST; N.W.-6 rms. . baths.
large rlnCftS
ment parkway: equity offered at great re-
duction or rent to approved tenant
sFee h co2ets exnos oedrm apt, t.
stores and transporta ton Equity offered
a decided saving or for rent furnished
Mr. CONN AVE-3-rm. dnette and
kitchen: priced low for cash.
Other listingS in various sections of
NV. Washington. Call Mrs Fristoe
Adams 1878 or Cooperative Apt. Division,
BOSS q PHELPS, Natl $500.
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| 446 EMERSON ST. NW-FOUR ROOMS.
newly decorated. suitable two; oil heaI
] Lghts. gas. eIec. refs: refined sentlles
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ApARTMENTs sIIR wANTrn

NICELY FURN. APT, LIVING RM,, BED
room. Kitchen bath, back porch all modern
con1veniences. 20 johnson ave, Hyatts-
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lSI" INGLESIDE TERRACE NV
Kitchen and bedroom, next bath: Electro
lux: porch pvt. entrance. sas, l!Sht, phone
incl S35 Adams ISop
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COUNTRY BOARD
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

WANTED-Children to board on farm,
from ! to - years, On Olney and Lay
louisville rd. All modern conveniences.
GaitherSburg 1.3-F-l5. Mrs. John Leizear.
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ROOMS WITH soARD WANTED,

412 EMERSON ST. NW-Private home,
by April |; widow two adult children.
PetWorth section. Gentle.
WIDOWED LADY desires home in private
Protestant family within city limits; rates
must be reasonable Box 446-E Star 81
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ROOMS UNFURklShED.

N~SfNtS Sh<s
l9o2 NEWTON ST NEnLarse room
bath; garage optional: for couple.
64J G ST NE-Two large rooms for
h9GiSsekeeping iTUisH la o next to bath gas eiee-
privse @ bath gas sht EHo heat S'far farnshed si
EMPLOYED couple preferred Adults only.
54s PEABODY ST. NV. rms; Ink;
SSioset; saS eleS chw rel refs 10, oil neat
1900 D ST, s;E,---2 or 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath electricity, gas, heat, Frigidairs
furnished. $50 or $3.50 per month, Call
Saturday and Sunday or after weekdays.
lilo ALLISON ST. Nv N,W.mLayse r room ON
gas. elec.; adults
1lI3 OATES ST. NE rooms, irclosed
porch sink. gas. elec. and heat furnished,
Two large. clean. unturnished rooms.
sem semt-6ash: a o1 eiee sas I heat include4 ~.'
407 Az, ST. y FL. 2 Or brisht rooms,
second floor; light Housekeeping; heat gas
elec. Columbia 1924
500 INDEPENDENCE AVE, s.W,-Entlre
heat gas furn; separate elec. meter; $50
1914 VARNUM NV rooms first or
second floor; kitchen or grill PRIVILEGES
t33 11th ST. NE rooms. heat, gas,
cleo; newly papered and painted; street
car at corner: $50 monthly.
AL 9th ST. N.E.-Two unfurnished rooms,
Ink, So month. Atlantic 4262.
AS ST. SW.-Two large rooms, LII k;
gas, elec., heat included; $3.50 month.
Weekly basis considered.
COLORED-l502 9Th st n.w-Unfurn.
large rm., apt; lights; near bus; newly
dec; all conveniences.
COLORED-Large rm.. alcove kitchen. pvt,
bath; heat, lleht furn.: reas Col. 4029-J.
COLORED-Large front room for quiet
lady only; kitchen privileges if desired.
1910 Que st. NV. North 1O390
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FRANCIS pTd Is SCOTT c KEY z9or, APT HOTEL Goth
DAY week month: National 5425
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME ,PARK--ENTIRE
floor, private bath gas cleo refg. phone;
EMPLOYED couple; S45 Adams s55s after g.
2122 P ST NV; THE ,THEARLE-LIv
parcb rm bbefTm Fq11 II KIT sit bath shower hall rear
Gs5tr, Gs1s 7a4 I2tss sT NV, oN On HEIGHTS AT
rm kit; ovt. bath: also Ink. rm.
nfcsF1 INzER ,,,1n;sb.a 1naf 18th ST N.Y. Rooms
incIHded bnJ in rent $50 up. Manager. Apt
PETWQ2RTH.e F E LGE RMS, KIT B;
~ Prjncelon jrTsaaire re phone gar free $3.50
SOME RENT FREE-3-RM. KIT. BATH
apt, nicely furn.: elec. refg.. linens, dishes
silver; shower. Tel. Met. s75l til 3'! pm
OPPOSITE MAYFLoWER HOTEL. I795
De safes st-Large, room and kitchenette
c0mpIe'eiy turniShed also furnished room.
1-room. Kitchen, bath apt. for lhk n| tiwE CAM.
venient location; $50 month. Adams 1870
NEWLY FURNISHED STUDIO APART
n mnent-Ielephone and maid service. 1909
y. |. ave. NV $50 mo-: ladies preferred
studio room, kitchen. private bath, c'h W
Reasonable.
18th AND COL, RID, 1915 ONTARIO PI,
nW.-Iwo large rooms, cool completely
turn.; gas cleo, Frieidare: $40 30.
NEWLY DECORATED BASEMENT APT. IN
private house, NV rooms. kitchenette
bath. Frieidaire; private entrance Reason
abe. Cleveland 1880
1919 ST. NV. APT. 4oo-DELIGHTFJJI
apt in quiet blde' or 3 rms. attractiveI
furnished: kitchen, bath. Reasonable
920 M ST N W-ONE ROOM AND KITCH-
en-, 'arge hall; convenient and comfortable:
81 week
1903 P ST. NV MODERN :: OR 3
rooms. kitchen and bath. cleo refg Com
pletely and beautifully furnished
MT. LEASANT-WANTED, l OR 2
girls to share 4-room furnished apt with
another Adams .1.0.
500 ST. NE, APT. 105-oNE ROOM.
studio room. So Lincoln 240SW
1916 NICHOLSON ST. NV, NO. "A
new apa rtment, including liv. rm.. bedrm..
dinette, kit, bath with shower and sleep
ing porch; completely furnished; conv to
stores and TRANSPORTATION. Must be seen to
be appreciated Georgia 50ll. Available
Immediately.
23s 10th ST. NE.-LARGE BED-LIVING
room large kitchen. screened porch; newly
papered and painted Adults, $50 month.
CHAsTLEToN-YoUNG LADY 70 SHARE
cozy, Broom apt. with Others twin beds,
porch. North 10000, Apt. 534.
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GEORGETOWN.

1907 3lst ST NV
Detached house; light walls and wood
WORK Rooms with four. five windows:
refined guests only; dining room open to
outside guests. Dupont 476T
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BEST VALUE IN CITY.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN

l-R. APT $40; r, K, S37; 2 r, K. s55.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE
vator, switchboard service; refrieeratIor on
hoNSa. 1f20 ST. NV. Potomac 1900.
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62s E ST sW.-2nd FLOOR. FRONT:
large Broom apt: sink in kitchen tiled
bath; reasonable rent; good condition.
FINE BROOM, KITCHEN. BATH APT;
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED EMPLOYED COUPLE desires
room with twin beds inner spring mat
tresses. sem'-private bath: convenient loca-
fion. quiet. S2h month. Box $50 Star.
QUIET SINGLE ROOM. furnished. by. en-
ployed lady. Clev. 1894 until noon
YOUNG MAN desires furnished room near
bath in quiet refined apt. walking distance
of 10th ard Penn Box 43l-R Star
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BEST NV. SECTION.
CHOICE 2-RM., K, APT. S45
ALSO 3 RMS. KIT. PORCH. s55.
Modern Nv. blde.; LARGE. bright rooms.
zig closets, tile bath, parquet floors; handy
10 10 stores, cars. schools. Adams 94Si or
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TWO OR THREE ROOM WITH BATH
apartment for two ladies' in Arlington
reasonable. Address Brooks, 3173 Wilson
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SAVE YOUR TIME.

Phone Association of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE. CO.
lumbia $500 over 900 well-located., we'll
a REPRESENTATIVE Will show available space
This service FREE TO potential guests, pro-
vided by membership fees, Rooms with
or without hoard, private bath GRILL or
Kitchen PRIVILEGES. Homes in nearly every
q ely 4 In ttnna 1nf nitN
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COUNTRY ESTATE.

VERY CLOSE TO CITY.
private home; garage space box stall if
desired: nice library available: del!ghtful
place TO spend summer meals Il desired
very reasonable. Clarendon 941-M.
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2319 40th ST. NV, APT. 1-3 ROOMS,
dinette, kitchen, bath, screened porch;
$3.50; convenient to schools and trans
nortation MEADOWBROOK. INC. Tower
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Zradce CSR. byl odsouzen
k Smrti.

Senat pro veci vojenske IRA
dy u krajskeho soudu ~trestnf-
no V Praze ukoncil po dvou-
denn1m prel1ceni trestnf vec
prot 56let6mu Leopoldu Kat
zernovi, eapitanu We vysluzbe,
bytem posledne v Olomouci, a
Julii Katzernove, rozen6 Ocet-
kiewiczove, 54lete manzelce
pTedchoz1ho.
Rozsudkem, dnes vyhlase-
nym, byl Leopold Katzern u
znan vinnym zlocinem vojen-
ske grady Poole par. 6 cfslo 2
al. l zakona ma ochranu re-
publiky, dale pfecinem Poole
par. Is els. 1 zakon O radiote-
lefonii prestupkem poole par.
II a 80 zbrojn1ho patentu, a
odsouzen k trestu smrti, k Pc
nezn1mu trestu 10000 Kc, ztra
te cestnych pray obcanskych a
nahrade naklad1 trestniho RI
Zen1.
Zajistena cast jmenf Leopol-
da Katzerna, jakoz i pTedme-
ty, jimiz trestny Gin byl spa
chan, a zbytek castky, pocha-
zej1c1 z trestne cinnosti, propa-
dali vesmes We prospect statu.
.Spoluzalovana Julie Katzerno-
va byla o~dsouzena pro zlocin
neoznamen1 trestnych podnikn
do zalafe ma 10 mesfcG nepod-
m1nene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Mladenec nevsril ma capa.

V Proseci u Habrd slouzila
Ruslnka Halfie Ploskinova z
Bab1 u Irsavy. Jednomu mladf-
ku, S kterym Sc znala biz, sve-
fila sladke tajemstvi. Bude
pry matkou. Mladfk odvedl
d6vce k lekari a ten zjistil, re
ma radostnou udalost nenf ma
dele. Halfie odjela dom1. Ia
neJaky cas- psala milemu, ably
j postal 200 Kc, Dude pry br-
zy otcem. Mladfk neodpove-
del a Halfie pc case zadala
400 Kc. D1te pry Sc uz naro-
dlo. Mlad1k vsak neveTf ma
capa a proto oznamil pTfpad
cetn1kGm. Dlvka dostala 5 dni
"a pokus podvodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04

Ma samote "Rovna" u obce
Jankovic zije poustevnicky 43
lety muz jmenem Josef Smelik
jake mladfk pracoval We svete.
Mluv1 cesky, nemecky a ma
darsky. Kdyz sc vratil re sve-
tove valky, zacal Sc straniti Ii
d1 a cd te dolby s MIN nikdo ne
mluvil. zije v rozvalinach sve-
no rodneho domku. M1sto stre-
chy ma jen zbytky dreveneho
stropu. Jedinymi pTateli jsou
mu kralfci. Pred lidmi utlka
do lesG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Najemnici rozborili dun.

V Praze-Vysocanech, v ko-
lonii nouzovych domkG Pod
Balkanem, ma Teznicky kra-
mex Rudolf Krejcik. Obcho-
dy teto ctvrti nesly valn6 a
proto, ably 81 polepsil a uhajil
zivobyt1, spokojil Sc We svem
dome" S malou komGrkou a
kramkem. Ostatn1 m1stnosti
pronajal tTem najemn1kGm.
Pot1ze vsak mel s dodrzovanim
domovn1ho Tadu. Kdyz pTlsne
pozadal n%ajemnfky o udrzova-
nj pofadku, vypukla V dome
revoluce. NejdT1v to bylo tai
ne spiknut1. Kdyz pozadal po-
licii O pomoc, vzpoura najem-
Mkt vyvrcholila. Krejc1k sc
jen S tezf skryl pred Uneven
najemn1kG, kter1 pc mem haze
Ii cihlami a iii ma neho zbytky
vaT1c1 kavy. Pc celou noe 81
daval obklady. Rano zjistil, re
pres noe byl jeho domek de-
molovan. [ RAINY z oxen byly
vytrhany.
z reznickeho kramu zbyly
jen trosky. PGvodci spiknuti
prot domac1mu, 34leta Bedfis-
ka Kutchanova, 26leta Helena
Brokesova a najemnfk F. H.,
byli zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
6 rokG zalare "a vojenskou
zradu.

Senat pro vojenskou zradu
u krajskeho soudu v KoSic1ch
odsoudil pro zlocin vojenske
grady Alzbetu Kovacsovou k
trestu 6 rokG kaznice a Ike ztra
te obcanskych pray ma 3 roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-04
Zlodeji ma fare Msgr. Hlinky.

ZlOoeJl ma rare MSgf. 7llnhy
V Ruzomberku vnikli do by
tn prelata Andreje Hlinky ma
tamnf fare Pavel Devecka z
Galovan u Dipt. Sv. MikulaSe
a Ant. T. Wagner z Turceku.
Nell spadeno ma pr1rucnf po-
kladnu v jeho pracovne, ale
nedostali sc do nj. Odcizili pro
to aspon kurivo, salu a hracf
karty, vse V Gene 80 Kc. PAX
Sc vloupali jeste k E.. Frisch-
rove, kde odcizili RUNE satstvo
V Gene 400 Kc. Byli pax dopa-
deni a odevzdani do soudni
vazby.
The Washington times., 1938-03-03
MAP OF FLOODED AREA

of California this interior val.
ley region was inundated in its
lowland portions. The districts
of Fresno and MADEIRA were in
flood condition, with rowboats
being used in the city streets
of Fresno.
SAN JOAQUIN AND KINGS
RIVERS attained record rates of
flow, with no signs of abate.
ment. Emergency calls were is
sued to the American Legion
and the Red Cross for relief of
refugees in the farming com.
munitieS.
MONTEREY DISTRICT -
Highways and small bridges
washed out, and general dam
age incurred which may reach
one-half million dollars,
The Washington times., 1938-03-03

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3,
QNSJ-A Statewide survey
from all available sources today
showed the flood situation
throughout California near day
break briefly as follows:
LOS ANGELES AREA-The
seyerest rainstorm in so years
reached its climax, in its fifth
day, with floods, landslides,
waShoutS, and general property
damage soaring into millions
over the entire metropolitan
area. At least Is persons were
counted dead in and around Los
Angeles. Rail, air and motor
travel were paralyzed and COM
munications crippled. Disaster
relief measures were underway.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Embracing agricultural heart"
The Washington times., 1938-03-03
oUTsKIRTs OF los ANGELES FOR BODIES
REMEN SEARCH RUINS OF HOME ON OUT
FLAMES SWEEP
!. SIS. BERENGARIA

NEW YORK, March 3 (I.N.SJ.
Flames which swept the first-class
lounge of the luxury liner Beren-
garia at her pier today gave city
firemen and the liners crew a
five hours battle before they were
brought under control.
In another lounge, 1873 passen-
gers aboard the liner for her
scheduled sailing today, huddled
in their night clothes.
The fire was discovered at 3
a. m, and the liners crew of 500
battled the flames for 20 minutes
before the city department was
summoned.
Reused from sleep, 65 pas
sengers in third class, 80 in tour
ist and 43 in first class quarters
gathered in another cabin.
The fire appeared to have
started in the carved oak ceiling
of the lounge but there was no
immediate explanation.
Damage was not estimated but
the lounge was known to have
contained a number of expensive
paintings. and wall hangings.
The Washington times., 1938-03-03
Borah Says 4 Firms
Dominate U.S.FOOd

0NS.) Four firms dominate"
the nations food industry, Sena-
tor Borah (R) of Idaho charged
today during hearings Of a Sen.
ate Judiciary subcommittee on
the Borah- O'Mahoney bill to H.
cense all corporations engaged in
interstate commerce. Borah also
charged two companies fix the
price Of farm implements.
He did not name the six com
panies, in serving notice he would
press for congressional approval
Of the bill,