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Evening star., 1938-12-27
Rabbi Simon S Body
Lies in State Here

The body of Rabbi Abram Simon,
outstanding Jewish leader, who
died Saturday, was placed at 10
am. today in the library of the
temple of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation, Eighth and I streets
NV, where it will lie in state until
10 o'clock tonight.
Funeral services for the beloved
rabbi of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation will be held in the
temple at l pm tomorrow. Canon
Anson Phelphs Stokes of the Wash
ington Cathedral will take part in
the ritual with Rabbi Norman Ger
stenfeld, associate rabbi of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation.
The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington, and the Rev
DR.. Julian Morgenstern, president
of the Hebrew Union College at
Cincinnati, will speak. The Rev
DR.. William Rosenau of Baltimore
was represent the Central Confer
ence of American Rabbis at the
services.
Burial will be in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
70 Planes 10 Meet
Here on January |
For Trip South
Night Will Be Spent
At College Park
Before Miami Races

Approximately 10 light airplanes,
participating in the annual Light
Plane Cavalcade to Miami, Fla, in
connection with the All-American
Air Races, are expected to spend the
night of January l at College Park
Airport, College Park, Md, leaving
here at 9 am. January 2.
For the first time in the history
Of the annual mass flight, planes
from New England, New York and
Pennsylvania will be concentrated
here in preparation for the flight
south as group. Nearly 400 planes
from all parts of the country are ex-
pected to join the group at other
concentration points to the South,
completing the flight together from
Jacksonville to Miami.
The concentration at College Park
will be made up of planes which
will assemble January l at Roose-
velt Field, N. Y, and at Lock Haven,
Pa. They are expected to arrive
at the local airport in two major
groups at 1:30 and 4 pm. Sunday.
The estimate of 10 local planes
allows for last-minute absentees.
Maj. Afford j. Williams, jr., in gen.
eral charge of arrangements for the
mass fight, has received registra-
tions for 80 planes in the two groups
expected to converge here. The list
now includes 81 planes to start from
Roosevelt Field and 43 from Lock
Haven, the latter group including
ships from Canada, New York and
Pennsylvania.
Last year a total of 208 two-seat-
er, 40-horsepower monoplanes flew
from all parts of the country to the
annual Miami air races without ac-
cident.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
William J. DeIono, 81,
Dies at His Home

William J. Delano, "a, a fifth
cousin of President Roosevelt, died
yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage
at his home, 300 E street Sc.
A native of this city, Mr.. Delano
always had made his home within a
few blocks of his birthplace. He
was employed as a time clerk in
the proof department of the Gov
ernment Printing Office and was
scheduled to be retired next year.
He was a member of the First M. P.
Church, the Lebanon Lodge of Ma
sons and the Lebanon Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Laura Delano. and two sisters, Mrs.
George McCloskey and Mrs. Anna
Davy, all of this city.
Funeral arrangements were to be
announced later.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Federal Youth Aid
Reports Show Help
Given $4,000
1000 Get Subsidized
Education, 1000 Go
To Privote Jobs

Progress reports on two divergent
lines of Government concern for
the Nations youth accounted today
for the subsidized vocational edu-
cation of some 1000 young men and
self-supporting employment OF ap-
proximately the same number in
private industry in November.
First of the reports was made by
the Office of Education, Interior De-
partment, to the effect that 1000
young men are receiving training as
aviation mechanics in Federally-
aided vocational schools and classes
throughout the country.
Rapid expansion of commercial
aviation has opened opportunity in
the mechanical end of this industry
it was explained. with extensive
classes in this trade being supported
in Miami. New York City, Chicago
and other centers of aviation ac-
tivity. With a great increase in
the number of military planes ex-
pected during the next few years
additional need will exist for trained
mechanics.
The report on employment was
made by the National Youth Ad-
ministration. DR.. Mary H. S. Hayes,
director of the Junior Placement
Service, announced that the 7,0O9
placements of last November bring
the total since March, 1886, to
148 1876.
Statistics show the majority of the
youths registered and placed by the
N. Y. A. are between 18 and 81,
with the next largest group being
under 18 and relatively few being
over 81.
The employment service for youths
is maintained in ia cities of SO
States.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Emile VonderveIde Is Dead:
Veteran Belgian Labor Leader
Statesman Served
In Numerous
Cabinets

By the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 27.-Emile Van
dervelde, 72, veteran leader of the
Belgian Labor party and one time
head Of the Second Internationale,
died today.
He was one Of Belgium's signers
Of the Versailles treaty. His polit-
ical positions included the vice
premiership and health ministry.
Vandervelde, who suffered from
heart disease, became i'll Sunday
night and died early this morning
Known as the mother -in-law of
cabinets" because of his influence,
the veteran socialist had lectured in
South America and visited. the
United States in 1914 to put Bel
gums "atrocity" case before Presi-
dent Wilson.
Political observers believed Bel
GUMS Labor party as at present
constituted would pass with its
leader and that the group would be
transformed along the more conser-
vative lines advocated by Premier
Paul Henry Spaak.
Born of bourgeois family in
1866, Vandervelde joined the So
sialist party soon after his gradua-
ton from the University of Brus-
sells.
Through his long career he served
in many cabinets, acting as minis
ter of justice in 1918 and as foreign
minister in 1926 A politician, jour-
nalist, author, lecturer and philoso-
pher. he was known as an outstand-
ing orator
He represented Belgium at the
Locarno conference as well as at
Versailles.
Until January, 1887, Vandervelde
was vice premier and minister of
hygiene in Premier Paul Van Zee
lands cabinet but resigned because
the cabinet failed to support
the Madrid Barcelona government
against the insurgents in the Span
ish civil war.
"Marxist and internationalist am
T." he said upon his resignation,
without ceasing to be Belgian
and to love my country ..
My resigning is not retreat! I am
Evening star., 1938-12-27
William R. Seie|e,
Johns Corn.
Head, Expires al So
Board Choirmon, Who
Begon as Hondymon,
Died Of Pneumonia

PS the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-William
Robbins Seigle. SO, chairman of the
board and research director of
Johns-Manville Corp, died in Roch-
ester. Mimi, yesterday Of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Seigle, an Industrial leader
who began his career as a "jack-of-
ail-trades," had undergone an oper-
alton December 6 at the Mayo Clinic
for an abdominal ailment.
Born at Finesville, N. j., he worked
nearly 40 years for the Johns-Man-
vile Corp. beginning as a handy
man in the Brooklyn plant Of the
old H. w. Johns Manufacturing Co.
at the age of 20.
His rise was rapid. He became vice
president In charge Of factories and
mines in 1917 and chairman of the
board in 1929. In the meantime the
research activities he began in his
home as a hobby so developed in
scope that they are now housed in
laboratories centralized at Manville,
N. j., where $500,0O0 is spent an
nually in developing new industrial
products.
Mr.. Seigle also was president of
the Asbestos Wood Co. and the Gel
lite Corp. and a director in several
other companies.
Survivors include his wife, four
daughters and two sons, none Of
them married. The daughters are
Vivian Seigle of Easton, Pa, and
Bruce, Jean and Courtney Seigle,
sons and daughters of a former mar
rlage who live with their mother at
Wardman Park Hotel at Washing
Evening star., 1938-12-27

ton, D. G. The sons. William r., jr.,
and Alan, Of Washington, are STU
dents at Staunton Military Acad-
emy.
Two brothers, Joseph c. Seigle of
Bound Brook, N. j., and Clyde N.
Seigle Of Finesville, N. j., also sur
vive.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Mrs. Louise HoeeIond
Dies of Heart Attack

Mrs. Louise r. Hogeland, SO, wife
OF Clarence w. Hogeland, engineer
ing supervisor of the National Parks
Service, died yesterday of a heart
attack at her home, 1919 Twenty
first street NV.
Mrs. Hogeland was a lifelong resi-
dent OF this city. Besides her hus-
band. she leaves a son, William
Joseph Hogeland; a daughter, Miss
Elaine v. Hogeland; a brother and
several sisters.
Funeral arrangements were to be
announced.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Discovery Enhances Forests

Sweden's forests, the chief source
of the country's industrial wealth,
have greatly increased in value as
the result of the new discovery of a
scientist, making it possible to pro-
duce artificial silk and wool from
birch pulp, more than 16 per cent of
the trees being birch.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Wink Nets 81, 500

Declaring that a car crash in
jured a nerve of her face and as a
result she often winked involuntar-
lily, Miss Emily Mounsey, school
teacher, was awarded $500 dam
ages from Frederick Gaywood,
driver .of the other car, in Wembley,
England.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Child Burned to Deoth

Playing with q toy airplane while
receiving treatment in an oxygen
tent IN a hospital in Carshalton,
England, 9-year-old Derek Miller
was burned to death when a spark
caused by friction from the toy set
the tent on fire.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Finn to Train Germans

Volmari Isohollo, the Finnish
bank clerk known as the worlds
steeplechase specialist" and holder
OF two Olympic gold medals, will
train German long-distance runners
in Berlin for the 1910 Olympic
games.
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Uarn uf Uhanka.

the late ELEANOR DowDLE wishes to
thank their friends. relatives Rev. G. o.
Bullock and co-workers for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy during their recent
MOTHER SUSIE J. DowDLE, AND REST
OF THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1938-12-27
Sir James Sexton,
Labor Leader. Dies

LONDON, Dec. 27 (R.-Sir James
Sexton, 81, veteran British labor
leader, died today at his Liverpool
home.
Once general secretary of the Ma
tional Union of Dock Laborers and
president of the Trades Union Con-
gress, he was knighted in 1881.
At the age of 13 he went to sea
as a stowaway and was shanghaied
In San Francisco. He was a member
of the crew that made a perilous
journey from Egypt to Britain with
the huge "Cleopatra's Needle" aboard
their ship.
AS a poet Sir James wrote under
the name Of "Tatters" and after
being knighted told an interviewer
to "cut out the Sir I am still
Jimmy Sexton who worked as a dock
laborer glad to draw his Is bob q
week"
Evening star., 1938-12-27

PreSlQelt.
GEORGE w SOLLERS, Secretary.
Sunday, December %, 1888 after a iinger-
oTtude SUSIE E eSSf ''n The beioved
she ne is sse sared eans BY and hoss seof o
relatives and friends Remains resting
Tith tl L E,.a1 E Murray { Son; 18th and v SIS,
pesember poRf fxf aT' 81 after 80 pm Wednesday
Shady Grove Baptist lHh chureh. Or oranse om Va Sne
GRAFT. JOSEPH J. On Sunday. De-
ga9bta gsmbsr p osEpH saaS WslsF Rsed general
he e wa chsmbsrs eemins ee fHners reStns Rome
14n0 Chaplin ST. NV.
Pert Myer Va, on Wednesday December
2s, at pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. 1nterment Arlington National Gem
HADLEY. MARY ELIZABETH. On Mon
gay evening. December 26. 1898. at the
Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Park.
N No; l., followins Ions. illness at her home,
st. wfe GevS Of cseos aeofse M l.
Hadley.
-, Services at VIM; Reuben Humphreys
sin ave Bethesda Nd pa1Hri Deesm
,aT,+2 Der 2S' at pm Friends and relatives
ssamen' Mass chdsse FaTsev nc ncemstsEy
please copyl
HooFF. MARY o. On Monday. Decem-
Der 26; 1898. at her residence fi0O7
Hroad Branch rd. NV. MARY O. HOOFF
the beloved mother of Mrs. Ella M Frank
lin Mrs Virginia Bond. Philip Henry
w. Hooff
Funeral services at the w. w. Chambers
Co funeral home. 1400 Chaplin st. NV, on
Wednesday, December 2s at 10 am Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
HoGELAND. LOUISE r. Suddenly on
Monday December 20, 1898. at her est
HoiE, aepsg lSrs .s 2ist ;,n1o, st. nv LOUISE R.
wife OF c. w. Hogeland Remains resting
at Timothy Hanlon's funeral parlors, 64i
st. ne
Notice of funeral later. %
JACKSON. WILLIAM. On Monday De.
WILLIAM AcksoN IsnSs psioSed AiS husbsna bbenei'a Il
Elinora Jackson: father of Odell and Ep
nest jackson. He also leaves Other reIa-
tives and friends
Remains resting at the W. Ernest ,Jarvis
FUNERAL church. 1882 St NV, where f,,'
neral services will be held Thursday. Decem-
per ~ at II noon. Rev Robert Anderson
ohciating. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited -
Evening star., 1938-12-27

continuing to fight on behalf of So
cialism and against it's enemies"
AS minister of justice in 1918
Vandervelde introduced system of
semi-prohibition in Belgium re-
stricting the sale of spirits in
cafes and saloons.
Evening star., 1938-12-27

FRENCH. JAMES s. Comrades of the
Association of Retired Police
ZssocHrlosM men will assemble at Hanlon S
N.,-,,.,,n,H funeral parlor 641 ST. ne.
at am. Wednesday, Decem-
\ A Y Der 2S. 1888. to attend the fu-
Effn.msxsm,rSeA neral of our late comrade
pYMtM) Cp9l..Yrlst1fMa.Ysx4 JAMES S FRENCH
~oe SAMUEL D GIBSON
D,ac
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
z Ceskoslovenska

V Brine inz. Bohumfr Rysa-
mex re Zapadomoravskych e.
lektraren dostal O jedne hodi-
ne s pulnoci hlaseni, re v Use
ku Cell je porucha ma kabelu
elektrickeho vedenf. Odesel
proto rano O p1l seste S nekoli-
ka 1redniky a montery do
budovy biografu Bajkal, kde
bylo ohnisko poruchy, a zjisto
val jejf pr1cinu. Mericf prf-
stroj neukazal vsak, re by byl
kabel vadny a inz. Rysanek
dial proto zapjati olejovy spf-
nae, ably vyzkousel vedeni.
kdyz byly pTfstroje zapojeny,
nastal vybuch a vyvalil Sc
prudky dym. Ia kratko, vybe-
hlo z budovy biografu nekolik
lid1, popalenych v obliceji, ma
Have a rukou. Byli to inz. b.
humfr Rysanek, 1rednik Bohu-
mil Kozel, Antonin Koutnik,
Emanuel Duchan, vsichni z Br-
ma, a monteri Josef Broz z Ko-
nina a Jindrich Smetana z
Jundrova. Tezce zranene Cd
vezlo nakladni auto mestske e.
lektrarny do urazove nemocni-
ce. K biografu Bajkal prijeli
take hasici a zachranna stani-
ce, ale sbory nemely uz prfle-
zitost k nejakemu zakroku.
Jeste dopoledne vysetrovala
prfcinu nestest1 odborna komi-
Sc. Nezjistila vlastne mic no.
veho. Kdyz byl zajat olejovy
spinac, nastal vybuch, ackoliv
kabel veden1 byl v poradku.
Olej, ktery ma ztlumit elek-
trickou jiskru, jez vznikne pr
zapojen1 Sc rozlil a cast no cd
elektricke jiskry chytla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
V Karlovych Varech o 500 els
Mkt meme.

Situaci Karlovych Vard i
l~ustruje okolnost, re znamy
PuppGv "Parkhotel'' letos les
te vGbec nebyl otevfen, kdezto
We stejne dobe loni mel liz
spoustu hostu. Koluji zpravy.
Re behem leta prece jen snad
Dude zahajen provoz, a to pro
nemeckeho velkopr6myslnika
Thyssena. Ale protoze ostat-
nj pokoje sotva naleznou oby-
vatele, Dude Sc muset pan
Thyssen asi spokojit s Grand
hotelem Pupp.
Jak katastrofalne Sc ievf ne
dostatek host1 pro hostinsk1
personal @ tom svedcf zazna-
my gremialnf nemocenske po-
jistovny hostinskych, ktera ma
nynf ~pojisteno o 900 pomocnf-
XII hostinske zivnosti meme nez
loni. Uvazfme-li, re Sc tn po-
nejvfce jedna o zenate lidi, pax
lie snadno odvodit, jak hen
leinismus a jeho zbrkla politi-
ka poskodi prave sve nejchud-
81 nemecke spoluobcany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Nsmecky vojin do CSR.

Ma nastupisti pohranicn1ho
nadrazf v Hornim Dvoristi z
nemeckeho prijfzdejlcfho VIA
ku vyskocil vojin v pine polni
vyzbroji a rozbehl Sc k csl. stat
nj hranici. Nekolik nemeckych
celnlkI a pohranicnfch strazcG
sc ma neho vrhlo a chtelo mu v
tom zabraniti. Pc zoufalem
zapasu vojinovi Sc podarilo Wy
trhnouti z rukou stfhatelG a do
behnouti ma csl. statnf 1zem1.
Vojfn Sc pax prihlasil u cesko-
slovenskych 1rad1 a prosil, a.
by no nevracely zpet, jezto
zbehl. Ia pT1cinu zbehnut1 u
dava nesnesitelne Spatnou stra
WI a surove zachazenl. Jest to
nekolikaty pTipad zbehnutl
nemeckych vojfnd do Ceskoslo
venska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Auto vyklopilo vojenskou
kapelu.

V Louce u Blatnice pod sv.
Antonfnkem byl vojensky po-
hreb podporucfka Manaka, k
nemuz byla vyslana hudba z
KromeTfze. Pc pohrbu jeff
hudebnici We dvou nakladnich
autech jeli dom1. Kdyz sjiz-
deli s prfkreho kopce k Blatni-
CT, spatTil Tfdic prvniho auta
pred sebou skupinu tff cykli-
stu. Dial vystrazne znamenf,
ale tn jeden z cyklist1, mfsto,
ably uhnul, pocal pred autem
klickovat. Ride, nechteje ma
neho najet, strhl VIZ nahle
stranou a najel ma hromadu
sterku, pri cemz Sc prevrhlo.
Vsech patnact vojakn, hudeb-
Mkt, bylo vyklopeno a til z
Mich byli zraneni tezce ,ostatni
lehceji. Auto Sc rozbilo a ia
Ike hudebni nastroje byly ma
padrt. Zranenf vojaci byli cd
vezeni do nemocnice v Uher-
skem Hradisti. Dvaadvacetile-
ty cetaf Norbert Kral z Chotl.
kova u PINE ma pohmozdenJ
hrudnfk, 24lety vojin Antonfr
Kolarik z Hulfna otTes mozku
osmnactilety chovanec hubby
Oldrich Cejka z Holic u Olo.
mouce vnitTnf z~ranenf, 23letJ
vojin Rudolf vnitfnf zranenl
23lety voj1n Rudolf Krist z
Tvrdkova u RymaTova zlome.
nou levou nohu v kotniku, %.
lety vojfn Leopold Graf z Tu.
cap u Vyskova poranene levt
koleno a 24lety svobodnfl
Josef Traxler re Slatinskych
Dold ma lehke zhmozdenf
Sedmatricetilety stabni rotmi
str Viktor Pithard byl poraner
ma prave ruce a pc osetren
byl propulsion domd, stejne ia.
ko ostatnf vojaci, zraneni je1
lehceji. Cyklista, sedmnacti
lety mladik, jenz nestestf zavi
nil, byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Posledni c1safHv postmistr
zemreI.

V Polesovicfch u Uherskeho
Hradiste zemrel 75-lety vrch-
nj postmistr Jan Pee, Pee byl
Ia Rakouska vedouc1m postov-
nlho oddeleni v kabinetni kan
celari cfsare Frantiska Josefa.
Jeho rukama prochazela pos
ia rakouskeho panovnika Pred
prevrate modescl do vysluzby
a odstehoval Sc do rodnych Po-
lesovic. Zesnuly zGstal veren
ceskemu narodu, byl zaklada-
i1cfm vldenskeho Sokola a spoil
ku Komensky. Prisahu mlcen
livosti dodrzel az do smrti, tax
re ami jeho manzelka Sc nice
no nedozved6la O sluzebnich
zalezitostech m%anzelova IRA
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Pomoc do ~Spanslska.

Vybor pro pomoc demokra-
tickemu S~panelsku CSR.
(Praha I. Narodn1 tt. 35) pos
lal dosud celkem "a vagonI e.
vakuovanym trp1c1m zenam a
detem, civiln1mu obyvatelstvu,
neustale bombardovaneho u
zemf a prvnim Ceskoslovenske
mu lazaretu Jana Amose Ko-
menskeho. Bylo odeslano 16
vagonG cukru a vogany z Br-
na), 2 vagony jinych potravin,
1 wagon mydla, 2 vagony, ur-
Gene ceskoslovenskemu taboru
evakuovanych spanelskych de-
tt, 1 wagon vanocnlch darkd
CechoslovakGm We Spanelsku
a diva vagony sanitnfho mate
rialu pro prvni csl. lazaret ia
ma Komenskeho We Spanelsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Zde Dude jen Rathaus
napSanO

Do TTebice dosla dalsf zpra-
va z Vfdne, svedcici O tom, re
mnoha nasim prislusnikdm Sc
ned1v6ra k nasemu statu nevy
platila pokud slo o jejich jmG-
nj a 1spory. Nyn1 vysla ma
sv6tlo opet ztrata zamozneho
trebicskeho obcana, ktery jme-
nj 800, 900 Kc ma navod sveho
pTibuzneho, zijfciho V Rakou-
sku, ulozil We Vidni. Pc mar
nych snahach a intervencfch
nabyl jiz nyn1 pfesvedceni, re
o tuto castku pride, nebot pc
anslusu neplatf zadny pardon
mezi zidovskym kapitalem,
patr1c1m rakouskym nebo il
nym pr1slusnfk1m. Shodou O.
kolnost1 jde o obcana, ktery "a
valky jasal mad kazdym vitez-
Swim rakouskeho vojska a kite
ry pc rakouskem vitezstvf u
Lvova pronesl slova, ktera jsou
v dobre pameti treb1cskych OBJ
CANT: eide ma (treb1cske
radnici) nebude napsano rad
nice a Rathaus, ale jen Rat
haus". Laska k nemectvi Sc
mu dnes tedy nevyplatila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Hrob Cachticke PAM nebyl
nalezen.

hostel sv. Ladislava v each
tic1ch u Piestan, ktery Sc pra-
We opravuje, byl v tyto dny
stredem zajmu musealnlch spo
lecnostf a obyvatelstva stredni-
no Povazf, jelikoz Sc v mem O.
cekaval nalez pozGstak1 "kr-
wave hrabenky" Alzbety Ba-
thoryove lidove nazyvane
"Cachticka panf''. Ia prftom-
nosti zastupcG 1radG a muse
alnich spolecnost1 byla otevre-
ma krypta v chramove lodi, kde
bylo nalezeno nekolik rakvi q
IS. stolet1. Letopocty a jme-
ma byla v%ytlucena ma rakvich
mosaznymi hreby. Til rakve,
nesouc1 jmena B. Juliany Ma
holany, Josefa Forgasche a
Juliany Forgaschove, byly O.
tevreny a koristi archeolog1
bylo jen nekolik prostych sper
XII, ktere Sc dali do piestan-
skeho musea. Jelikoz Poole IL
dove povesti byla Cachticka
PAM pochovana pod hlavn1m
oltafem, bylo ma tonic mlste
kopano bezvysledne do hloub-
ky nekolika metrG. Krone
toho Sc profoundly rozsahle
katakomby u Cachtic, O nichz
Sc tvrd1, re byly spojeny s
cachtickym hradem a slouzily
obyvatelGm hradu "a 1tulek v
nebezpec1. Nejpravdepodob-
neji jsou to vsak vinne sklepy
Nadasdyd, kterym Cachtice
kdysi PARTLY. S hradem sa-
motnym nemohly byti spojeny
pro pT1lisnou vzdalenost a skal
naty teren, v nemz by 81 proko-
PAM tunelu vyzadalo nekoli-
lete prace stovky delnikn. Ma
zT1ceninach cachtickeho hra-
du byly objeveny zbytky gotic-
kych fresek a zjistilo Sc, re ce-
IL brad byl ozdoben cervenobi-
lynn gotickymi troj1helnfky a
kTizi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Pokusy O rozsiTeni chovu buvo-
III ma Podkarpatske Rusi.

Zemedelska komora V W.
horode dala provadet pokusy S
moznostmi dalS1ho roZS1Ten1
chovu buvoln ma Podkarpatske
Rusi a S vyuzit1m dojivosti bu-
lovic. Ma Podkarpatske Rust
chova sc toho casu $40 buvol1,
coz jest jen GA proc. celkove-
no stavu skotu. Pro nenaroc-
most b1vold S vyzivou jakoz i
pro jejich odolnost v1ci ne
mocem, zejmena prot tuber-
kulose, bylo doporuceno rozsi-
Tovati jejich chow v bazina-
tych oblastech Podkarpatske
Rusi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
SBORY s. p T.

Sbor Vytrvalost { .35 S.P.J.,
odbyva sve schdze 1 stredu v
mes1ci v Ces. Svob. skole, Ash
land a Glover I'll. Vysl. preds.
M. Senger, pTeds. F. Rfha, ma
mestka M. Jagr, tai. M. Skala,
ITO N. Duncan ST., ucet. A.
Krejc1, AL N. Curley St., po-
kladnice M. Stehllk. Vybor
majetku R. Klimes, strazkyne
T. Brozlk, 1ctujfcf vybor: M,
Zeman a B. Hejduk. Do Pa
tronatu: M. Senger a F. Riha.
Do Sdruzen1 Csl. Spolk1: M
Senger a A. Svoboda. Dopisy
Sc zas1lajf ma tajemnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Csl vlada sebrala statistiku
nsmeckvch utokH.

DIE statistiky, ktera byla
sestavovana cd FL. kvetna do
l. cervence, Ustredn1 nemecka
rozhlasna stanice podnikla
922 1tokI ma csl. republiku,
kritsovala presidenta Benese a
csl. vladu 1914 krate, napadla
csl. 1rednfky a soudy 172 kra-
tie a urazila cest csl armady
1O6krate. Nemecke STANCE
rozhlasovaly propaganda pro
Henleinovou stranu 336krate,
pro Polaky a slovenske auto
nomisty 34krate a 81 krate
prohlasky, re Ceskoslovensko
je rizeno komunisty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Stotisicova kradez "
Kromerizi.

V Kromerfzi byla spachana
stotis1cova kradez. Rfdici uci-
tel We vysluzb6 Frantisek Pill
odesel vecer do biografu d
kdyz Sc O %. iodine vratil,
zjistil, re do bytu vnikli pomo-
CT pakl1ce neznaml pachatele.
Uloupili 4 vkladni kn1zky ma
125, 1000 Kc. l celou statni listi-
nu v Gene $4,000 Kc, 2,4OO
ma hotovosti, A stavebni To-
sy, pojistky a j. Celkova jejich
korist cin1 100000. Cetnictvo
vede patran1 nekolika smery.
jsou podezfeli 3 mia
d1ci, pc kterych Sc usilovne pa
ira.