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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04

A pattern to double your chic since
it yields both hOusecoat and dress!
You'll want to send for it this very
day (what, with zero weather ahead,
as well as Santa'S annual viSitD so
that you can make these two new Ma
rian Martin creations for gifts and for
yourself. Use the long version of De-
syn 9893, and some inexpensive flan-
mel, cotton or rayon, for a housecoat
with flattering, long-limbed folds!
Stitch up the short length for Gotten
dress to wear when marketing. You
may. choose which you like best-the
pretty dirndl shirrings or the spool
waist,'-the matching shirrings on
the sleeves, or tailored cuff Both
versions are equally charming!
Pattern 1898 may be ordered only
in misses and womeh's sizes IA, Is, IL,
20, 3d. "a, SO, 38, 40 and AZ. Size 16,
housecoat, requires IL yards Sc
inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents in coins for this
Marian Martin pattern. Be sure to
write plainly your size. name, address
and style number.
Here are reasons why you should
send for the Marian Martin Pattern
Book today! It's styles are new and
different! All are easily made at
home! You have wide choice: 81
misses smart daytime dresses, and
16 for larger women-10 selections for
formal evenings plus rs younger-set
styles from kindergarten to college
age. In addition, you'll find coats,
suits, blouses and skirts-also pages
of lingerie, and Christmas gifts for
everyone! Order now! Book, Fifteen
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end Pattern together, Twenty-Five
Cents.
Send your order to Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Department, 232 w
18th st., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Miss Knott Guest
OF Honor At Party

Miss Dorothy Kimball entertained
at three tables of bridge Thursday
evening in Louisburg, as a courtesy
to Miss Betty Knott
Playing contract were: Misses Betty
Knott, Sally Hight, Tuddy Parham,
Frances Burton, Margaret Gambler,
Mary Stills Petty Alice Rose, Carolyn
Folston, Dorothy WEBSTER, and Mrs. ].
D. Knott, of Townsville, Mrs. John
Hughes, Jr., and Mrs. C. w. Knott.
High score prize, an ash tray and
match holder, went to Mrs. J.-D.
Knott, and low score prize, attractive
ash trays, was won by Miss Frances
Burton. Miss Kimbal presented Miss
Knott some china in her chosen pat
tern.
Chrysanthemums and trailing ivy
decorated the house.
Miss Kimball served a delicious
salad plate followed by minis, which
held attractive favors, and coffee, to
her guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
THE MAGIC HORSE.

,noonoed I rode a horse of white
uie hooves made music in the
night, u. g.:
WI, W. above the ta'lest spire,
t 1,eno the highways of the sky
Alo"e do the wind {. . my horse and I.
W., W. loaned the corner of the moon,
we W. nassed through fields where
stars grew
-. g;ant daisies. white and blue.
VIZ saw the glimmering rifer sway
, wv older stars followed the flight
w ~" cream in the heart of a summer
night.
Sara Van Alstyne Allen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Miss Betty Knott Feted
BY Mrs.. Lee AUerette

One of the many honors shown Miss
Betty Knott, bride-elect of this month,
was delightful bridge luncheon
given Wednesday morning by Mrs.
Lee Averette, at her home on Bur
well avenue.
Miss Alice Rose was awarded high
score prize after play, and Miss Alma
Parham received the prize for low
score. A pair of floral prints, was pre-
sented to Miss Knott by the hostess.
Guests present were: Miss Betty
Knott, honoree; Miss Alma Parham,
Miss Alice Rose, Miss Carolyn Pol
ston, Miss Frances Burton, Miss Ann
Peace, Miss Frances Hight, Miss
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
L,egiiol,nIs'IAluxiliary
*
District Convenes
Here On tuesday

The eighth district of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary of the Depart
ment of North Carolina, comprised
of Durham, Oxford, Roxboro, Chapel
Hill, Warrenton, and Henderson, will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the American Legion hut.
Mrs. H. L. Keller, Of this city, dis
trict committeeman will preside
Mrs. George Burkhead, of Asheboro
area chairman, will be guest at the
meeting, as will Mrs. Herbert Tay-
Tor, of Dunn, Department President,
and Miss Arelia Adams, of Dunn, sec
retary-treasurer.
A good program has been arranged,
with each unit having some part.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
STEVENSON is HOME
FROM MOVIE MEET

5. s. Stevenson, general manager
OF the Stevenson Theatres, Inc, here,
returned last night from the national
convention of the Motion Picture Ex-
hlbitors of America, held in Okla
homa City. After the Oklahoma CITY
meeting ended, Mr.. Stevenson went
by train to Dallas, Texas, and there
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04

Dorothy Wester, Mrs. E. c. Lough-
lin, Mrs. w. B. Hight, Mrs w. C.
Hight, Miss Sally Hight, Mrs. w. r.
Crosland, Mrs. G. w. Knott, Miss Mar
garet Gambler, Miss Mary Stills Petty.
Miss Dorothy Kimball, of Louisburg,
Miss Lucy Bryan Adams, Mrs. John
Hughes, Jr., and Mrs. Judd Knott
Mrs. Richardson, and Mrs. ]. T. Kim
ball, of Townsville.
A three-course luncheon was served
by Mrs. Averette. The green and
white color scheme of the decorations
was carried out in the white chrysan-
thcmums arranged in the various
looms. Miss Knots place was ind;-
Gated with miniatur, Dr'.ie.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
GIRL SCOUT NEWS.

The Girl Scout troop No. 2-B met
Wednesday. We talked about thrift
and each girl gave her 25c and told
how she earned it or sacrificed some
thing to make it. We earned $2.65.
After that we discussed our gifts to
the Scout cabin. We agreed to give
a first-aid kit. We made few spat-
ter paints, then the. meeting was adj
journed.
* Scribe T7Iora,,oo TN1o,,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Attend b. p. wv. Meeting

Leaving Saturday morning will ha
MISSES Annie Marshall LeMay, Carrie
Draper, Isabel Huff, Elizabeth Fox
ana Mrs. Sallie Wilkinson, for the
mld-year meeting of the Business and
professional club at Pinehurst Miss
Elizabeth Fox, as chairman of Pro
gram Coordination, will be on the pro-
gram for panel discussion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Mrs. Watkins Haro

Mrs. Edwin Watkins, of High Point
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. T.
Carter, and Mr.. Carter, att their home
on the Oxford road Mr.. Watkins will
come Sunday, to accompany Mrs.
Watkins home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
committee Meeting Tonight.

Mrs. Kate Wood chairman of
novelties and refreshments for the
comedy circus to be given by the B.
p. W. club, is calling a meeting of her
committee for Saturday night at 1880
o'clock at the home of Mrs. r. 2.
Green.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04

Miss zazelle Loughlin is expected
to arrive home from Archer Iodoe
TO spend the weekend with her family
here, and. to have as her guest Miss
Ruth Daughtery. -'-'S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Expected Tomorrow.

Mrs. ]. S. E. Young. of Ocean
Grove. N. j., is expected here tomor
row to visit Mr.. and Mrs. /. j. Young
on her way to st. Petersburg Fla
IN visit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Guest from Franklin.

Mrs Hugh Camp, of Franklin, Va,
:. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. T..
peace D Jr., at their home on Zollicof-
Cor avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT

caught a transport plane for Char
lotte, making the trip from 10 a. nj
to $50 p. m. Wednesday. He flew
from the Texas city to Charlotte in
less than nine hours, and was en-
thusiastic over flying.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
u u n ~ 1T ~
ANNOUNCE


The Methodist Protestant choir will
have rehearsal at 7:45 O'clock TO-
night at the church. Every member
is urged to be present and on time
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Visit in Danyille.

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Brummitt and
children. Rosalind, Terrell and Wal
lace. have gone to Danville, Virginia
for the weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04

1845-Edward D. White, 9th Chief
Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court,
popular and kindly, born in Lafourche
Parish, La. Died May 10, 1921.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04

conducted by Brummitt Fuller, presi-
dent. You are cordially invited to
join us in all services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04
Clarke St. PIT A.
In Monthly Meeting

The Clarke street PIT. A. held its
November meeting Wednesday in the
school auditorium with Mrs. C. L.
Finch presiding
The devotions were led by Rev. T.
J, Whitehead, who made a short talk.
on the value of the proper selection
of literature 81 s
Routine business. was transacted
and reports of various committees
were heard.
Mrs. H. L.eKelier, speaking for the
luncheon committee; reported that a
total of 1873 lunches had been served
since the opening of the lunehroom.
The time of meeting was changed
from $3.50 to 3:15 o'clock for the win
ter months
Mrs. Cooper's third grade won the
attendance prize.
Samuel Thomas Peace, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Peace, Jr., an
nounce the birth of a son, Samuel
Thomas Peace, III, at Maria Parham
hospital on November 3, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-11-04

Scribe, Florence Glenn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Nemecko We dvou bodech cd.
mrsteno Spojenymi Staty.

We stTedu Nemecko We svych
diplomatickych vztazfch Sc
Spojenymi Staty utrpelo dvojf
porazku.
V prvn1m pr1padu varovano
bylo, re nesm1 konfiskovati
majetky Americkych zid1 u
sazenych We Spojenych Sta
tech ami proti MIN staff jakym-
koliv zpGsobem.
V druhem prfpadu uvedo-
memo bylo opet, re president
Roosevelt odeprel zmeniti roz-
hodnut1 Harolda L. Ickes, e
kretafe vnitra, ktery rozhodl,
re helium plyn, ktery Nemec-
ko koupiti chez Cd Spojenych
StatG do Zeppelin vzducholodf
nem1ze tomuto byti prodano.
Protest prot uzitf pence a.
merickych zidG v Nemecku
byl predmetem formalnf noty
podane V Berlfnu americkym
velvyslancem, Hugh r. Wilson
V note zmfneno, re 26. dub
ma dekretem nemecka vlada
rozkazala, "ze vsichni Eide at
n6mect1 nebo JIM, jsou povin-
nj udati vsechen svGj majetek
V Nemecku drz1c1."
Proti tomu vlada nase dava
dGraz ma to, re neco podobne-
no Nemecku nen1 moznym po-
die domluvy mezi Spojenymi
Staty a Nemeckem, podepsane
8. prosince 1923.
Co Sc tyce prodeje helium
plynu dovozeno, re ami arma-
da ami namofnictvo nejsou tax
dalece interesovany v prodeji
helium plynu Zeppelin vzdu-
cholodim, ponevac tyto memo
hou V padu valky staff Sc ne
bezpecim, ponevac must leteti
tax, re snadno by Sc staly
pfedmetem bomb anebo delo-
vych ran. Vzdor tomu sekre-
tar Ickes odepTel podepsati.
DR.. Hugo Eckener, znalec
ZeppelinG, jenz dli prave We
Spojenych Statech, soudf, re
bude-li prodej plynu odepren
ma dobro, re to Dude koncem
vzduchoplavby "lehci vzdu-
chu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Kradeze.

Cernoch; zvany "yoke ban
dit" drzen jest ma obzalobu
Re til kradezf: Druzf diva JIM
cernoSi S MIN zatceni drzani
jsou pod zarukami $500 kaz-
dy. V1dce jejich, John Sgd
nor chycen byl v sobotu v noci
V 1900 blocku Baker ulice, kde
ukradl Dorothe Bowling jeji
penezenku.
= Pc priznani, re zprone-
vefil $40 zdejSi automobilove
spolecnosti, Champion w.
Rush z Rockdale, Md, odsou-
zen byl v pondelf ma 6 mesic1
do vezen1.
= Sedmnactileta cernoska
zatcena bylaw pondeli. Ia vi
nu il kladeno re pTepadla a O.
kradla odvadejfcfho balik v
dome v 1900 blocku Madison
avenue v sobotu V noel.
George Braitsch, 23lety, u
dial policii, re cernoska S ma
mlrenym ma neho revolverem
rozkazala mu vydati penize.
Vzala mu balik Sc saty stojfci
500 a 81 ma hotovosti. Zatce-
ma byla Elinor Bodley Poole
popisu pfepadeneho muze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
PTedloha o danich schvalena

" ~oAAA~A val
Senat schvalil zpravu spo-
lecneho vyboru o revidovane
danove pTedloze, jejfz vynos
odhaduje Sc ma $780, 600, 900
a postal il do domu zastupcd,
kde byla schvalena take.
K teto predloze up1ra Sc po-
zornost nejen politikG, nybrz i
velkeho obchodu a prGmyslu,
protoze Sc mysl1, re pTivede
hospodaTskou obrodu.
Senator Capper z Kansasu
a senator Vandenberg z Mich
ganu, republikanst1 clenove
spolecneho vyboru, schvalili
tuto zpravu, protoze povazuj1
pfedlohu "a "krok v pred ma
ceste zdraveho zdanen1."
Administrace pozadala kon-
gres, ably schvalil pomocnou
apropriaci $4,000 900 pro ra-
du socialn1ho pojistovanf, ably
bylo financovano pojistovani
ma pf1pad nezamestnanosti v
|27 statech, dokud nebude I'VE
den V zivot zakon O nouzovych
prostredcfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Nechal lahev S mlekem ma
chYbne strans domu.

Edmund Hagan, Fl roxy
starry, rozvazec mleka mlekar-
ny Baltimore okresu, postavil
v 1tery lahev S mlekem pred
domem Steve Koporic, {. 1903
Bethlehem avenue. Sotva il DO.
stavil, vystoupili sergeant
Bradley a policista Hitzelber-
ger a zatkli jej.
"Proc = Ike kozlu?" rozhor-
Gene oval Sc Hagan.
PRO prodej mleka v hrani-
c1ch Baltimore mesta bez per-
mitu zdravotnfho 1radu," Cd
povedeli tazanf a zavedli Ha-
CANA ma vychodni policejni
stanici.
"DGm ten je v Baltimore O.
kresu,' hail Sc Hagan.
"Ano," pfisvedcil soudce,
"ale Wy jste nechal mleko pred
pfednimi dveTmi, kteraz cast
patti ku Baltimore mestu."
Vyslo ma jevo, re dun Ko-
porice jednou casti stoji v me-
zlch Baltimore mesta a dru-
hou V Baltimore okresu. Kopo-
rio ma dan1ch plati $57 rocne
Baltimore mestu a SIG rocne
Baltimore okresu.
Hagan bydlfcf We 400 bloc
ku N. Madeira ulice, musel
zaplatiti pokutu $6.45.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Maly ~OZnalmOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRODAM tri pozemky (lo-
ty) ma Hartford Road Hamil-
ton velmi LEVINE. K doptani V
els. 965 N. Collington Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
ERNIE DUSEK zapasiti Dude
S N O'MAHONEY
pTiSti uterV.
pfISt1 uterY.

Prfstf 1tery, dine II. kvetna
V kTfzkovych zapasech pora-
danych v Carlins Park Ernie
DuSek utka Sc s Danno O'Ma.
honey V hlavn1m zapase.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasecI
1cinkovati budou:
Ralph Garibaldi VS.. Bob Ma
nagoff: Jack League VS.. Eo
White; Lee Vat Why VS.. Joe
Maynard; Bibber Mccoy VS.
Sid Westrich.
Vstupn6 jest: SOC, $1.OO g
$3.50, Plus Fed. a State Tax
zeny v prGvodu muze maj.
vstup volny.
Minute 1tery tff bratTf Dus.
kovi brali podfl ma kT1zkovycI
zapasech. Rudy Dusek utka.
Sc S Floyd Marshallem a pora.
I'll tohoto V II minutach.
Nejzufivejs1 zapas ma pro.
gramu tohoto vecera byl mez
Ernie DuSkem a Ed Meske \
kteremz Dusek zv1tezil mad
sym souperem v Is minutach
Joe Dusek jenz zapasil s
Jackem League porazen by.
v 16 minutach.
Chief War Eagle porazi.
Frenchy LaRue V Is minutach
Bibber Mccoy zdolal Wal.
ter Padolaka v IA minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Pro nakup americkeho zbozi.

FRO nakup amerlckeno ZbOZl.
V Beverly Hills, Kalifornie,
Carl Laemle ST., ktery byl pc
dobu 80 let presidentem Uni
versal Pictures Corporation az
do dubna r. 1886, ucinil navrh,
ably byla organisovana KAN
pan a financovana soukromy-
mi obcany, jejfmz ucelem by
10 by propagovati heslo: "Ku-
pujte americke zbozf."
We SVEN provolanf k americ-
Ike verejnosti prav1 Laemle, re
byl narozen v Laupheimu v
Nemecku pred II lety a vyste-
hoval Sc do Ameriky, kdyz mt
bylo II let, ably I'll v mfru a
mel lepsi pfilezitost. Kdyz Sc
stall obcanem, slozil pr1sezny
slib, re Dude zachovavati anne
rickou 1stavu a zachovaval
vzdy vse, co S nj souviselo. O.
zenil Sc zde, vychoval zde ro-
dinu a vse, co ma, nabyl v A
merice. Je takovym America
mem, pokud jen mono - A
mericanem nasledkem adopce,
nikoli pouhou nahodou.
.eKupujte americke zbozi,,
vzniklo z techto dGvod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Odsouzen ma 80 rokH.

Otis Clark, 42lety chauffeur
odsouzen byl We stTedu do kaz-
nice ma 80 rokG pro pokus O.
traviti svoji manzelku a dive
nevlastnf dftky 27. 1nora. Byl
usvedcen, re do zeleniny pfi-
mlchal jedu V jejich domove v
100 blocku- Hollins ulice.
Souzeny hail sc, re byl po-
matenym V dobe tie. DR.. Quit
macher, jenz jej zkoumal v
mestskem zalaTi, naval lei
"pathologickym lhaTem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Umelec obetf automobilove
nehody.

Charles H. Walter, rodily
Baltlmofan, znamy pred 10
roxy jake "pionyr zvlastni
malby" v Americe, zemrel v
Union Memorial nemocnici ma
zranenl utrpene v 1tery pred
tydnem v automobilove neho-
de, kdyz vracel sc z rybarske
vyJlzdky z Frederick okresu.
V desti a prudkem vetru auto
mobll Jeho sjel z Liberty road
u Eldersburg a vrazil do slou-
pu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Zena pro poStovni dopravu
aeroplanem.

Theodore Phillips z Cam
bridge, Md, Dude prvni mezi
IL vzduchoplavci ktef1 rfditi
budou vzduchovou postovni
sluzbu v Marylandu Cd Is.
kvetna do FL.
Zena tato ma licens pilota a
lita v aeroplanu jiz pc diva 70.
ky. Pocitano jest, re v tydnu
tom = narodnf vzduchoplav.
by - dodano Dude ma 10000
dopisG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Nabijejici pistol tezce Sc
zraniI.

Patnact rok6 starry Edward
Veditz stFelil Sc do podbrisf O.
sudnou nehodou v 1tery, kdyz
nabfjel pistol, ably z nj spolu s
Jameson Potter, ctrnactiletym
z Hartford road, stfflel do pie
chovek ma Beechland a Ma
rietta avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Odrazen vybuchem We sklepu.

Joseph Walters a jeho mat
ka Anna Walters, stezf VIVA
Eli zranen1, kdyz V pondeli
pochoden naplnena gasolinem
vybuchla We sklepe jejich do
mu, {. 431 N. Lakewood ave.
Walters nechal pc naplneni
pochoden staff, kdyz il zapalil
Nastalym vybuchem odrazen
byl ma zed dali 8 stop. Jeho
matka, 65leta, utrpela otfesem
v prvnim poschodf. Dvere a
okna domu utrpely vybuchem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
1853 do privatnich industrii.

Marylandska statnf zamest-
navajicf sluzba udava, re "
dubnu tohoto roku 1.463 osob
nalezlo praci v soukromych
industri1ch.
Vzdor ocekavani, wrist wa
tych do administrace Works
Progress, vzrostl O 88 osob be-
hem poslednfch sedmi dnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Novy Csl. konsulat.

We Gdyni, Polsko, ceskoslo-
venska republika otevrela no.
w konsulat, jehoz spravcem
byl jmenovan konsul Pavlov-
sky, byvaly 1rednfk v minister
stvu zahranic1 v Praze. Novy
konsul ujal Sc jiz sveho uradu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Mistepresident Columbia re.
publiky ma Johns Hopkins.

Columbijska legace We Wa
shingtonu byla uvedomena V
1tery, re DIR. Gabriel Turbay,
move zvoleny mistopresident
republiky Columbia lecen bu-
de We zdejsf Johns Hopkins
nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Automobily.

OdSkOQne V ODnOSu S5U.UUO "a
zraneni, ktere utrpel 80. pro-
since, kdyz automobil jeho sra
I'll sc s truckem ma Menlo
Drive. We srazce byla mu teh-
dy poranena lebka.
- Dive zeny vracejici Sc z
kostela, smrtelne zraneny byly
V nedeli taxicabem. Matilda
Fiore re S. Central avenue u
smrcena byla ma miste a jeji
pfftelkyne, Annie Sica, zemTe-
la "a kratko pc nehode v ne
mocnici. Nestest1 udalo Sc ma
Pratt ulici a Central avenue.
Joseph Harris, 24lety rfdic
taxicabu, byl zatcen. Poole
vysetfenf policejn1ho, zeny ty
byly kostele ST. Leo ma S. E.
xeter-ulici. Zasazeny byly Ia
xicabem uprostred ulice.
= 16lety John Fabula re S.
Ellwood avenue, podlehl V ne
deli zraneni, ktere utrpel V L.
terry pred tim zasazen byv au-
tomobilem ma Ponca ulici a
Holabird avenue. Hoch z po-
catku myslel, re unikl z%raneni.
Vratil Sc pc nehode dom1. V
sobotu pocal 81 stezovati ma
bolesti ma leve strane a V ne
deli nemocnici zemrel ma
vnitrn1 zraneni.
= Washingtonsky obyvatel
byl zabit a pet jinych osob,
hlavne BaltimoranG byli IRA
neni, kdyz diva automobily Sc
srazily v nedeli ma Washing
ton Boulevard u Beltsville.
Usmrcenym byl John Ged-
gate, 25lety.
= Frank McCready, 40lety
zatcen byl v nedeli a obzalo-
van, re f1dil automobil kdyz
opilym byl. Automobil S MIN
Sc pTevratil ma Pennington a.
venue v bl1zkosti zeleznicnich
kolejl.
= Tri automobiliste udani
byli, re T1dili automobily kdyz
byli pod vlivem alkoholu.
Frank McReady zatcen byl ma
Pennington avenue, Curtis Bay
William E. Dorsey zatcen byl
ma Hampden avenue a Natalie
Rios ma School ulici a Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
= Manzele Joseph Tabula
zalujf ma odskodne $4,000 "a
osudn6 zranenf jejich syna,
Johna, 3. kv6tna, ktery jel ma
bicyklu a do nehoz vrazil au-
tomobil T1zeny Frankem Staat.
V jine zalobe Doris Baldwin
chce $4,000 nahrady "a IRA
nenf jez utrpela 16. dubna,
kdyz automobil, v nemz jela,
vrazil do sloupu ma Smith ave.
Nahradu platit ma Joseph E.
Purdy, ktery rfdil automobil.
Vedle toho matka jejf, Hazel
B. Connolly, zaluje jej O ma
hradu $4,000 "a ztratu pomo-
ci sve dcery.
= Chodec a automobilista
do sebe pocali busiti pestemi
v pondel1, kdyz chodec skorem
srazen byl automobilem ma
Gilmor a Ramsay ulicich. We
rvacce, jez vznikla, chodec byl
srazen ma zem a lebka mu roz-
bita, kdyz hlavou narazil do
chodniku.
Policif zatcen byl Peter Cas-
so, automobilista. Chodcem
byl Philip E.. Watts. Zranenf
tohoto uznano nebezpecnym.
= Pod ma neho prevrzenym
automobilem umackan byl We
stredu ku smrti John Stripay,
So roxy starry z Holabird ave-
nue., kdyz ma Conkling avenue
jeho automobil prevrzen byl
truckem, r1zenym Williamem
Leicht. Prsa a lebka byly mu
rozdrceny.
= Castecne osleply Niels
Johannesen vazne zranen byl
automobilem ma North avenue
v bl1zkOsti Greenmount. Leb-
ka byla mu rozbita vedle il
nych zranen1. Automobil Tfdil
Carl F. w. Busse z Middle Ri
yer.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
BULLETIN BOARD GETS
RESULTS IN BLOOD TEST

The Nogales International's bull
letin board week ago carried a
notice that volunteers were want
ed for blood tests for TRANSMISSION
needed to save the life of Mrs. Lee
Edge, well known local young wom-
an. Mrs. j. G. Wray read the no.
tice, went to Miss Madeline Van
Hulse's laboratory at St. Joseph
Hospital, and was the 130th person
taking the test before g. person
was found to possess Type No.
i. Later two otner persons were
found to have Type No. and the
three, therefore, saved the life OF
Mrs. Edge, who is now we'll on the
road to. recovery.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
CLASSIFIED

CIRCULATING OIL HEATER
BARGAIN. FROGIL to heat to
6 rooms $96.50 value for only
$500. r. G. Edgell Company, 2O6
Grand.
FOR RENT-FOur room un1ur-
niShed house, near Banks Bridge
Apply 219 Grand Avenue.
(Pub. 11/12)
10-Tube Cabinet model radio BAR
gain. Perfect condition, only $17.50
Terms if de1ired. r. G. Edgell Co.
206 Grand.
11-Tube, dual speaker PHILCO
cabinet model radio for only $35.00
Terms to suit you. r. C. Edgell
Company, 2O6 Grand.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
NEWS
ABOUT TOWN
BY MARY K. TITCOMB

Mrs. Pauline Howard left Wed
neSday for Phoenix, where later
she will be joined by Mr.. Howard.
A. S. Henderson, county super
viaor from Patagonia, was a No
gales visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Paxton Of
San Diego are business VII itorc in
NogaleS this week, Mr.. Paxton be-
ing interested in the tomato bust
ness on the West Coat of Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G.. Goodrich OF
San Bias, Sinaloa, pa csed through
Nogales Saturday afternoon en-
route to FL Paso on business
trip
Miss Ivon Nelson of Tucson was
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
GOALS
ELECTION RETURNS

Carrying out it's usual custom,
the Nogales International preaent-
ed city, county, state and nation
al election returns Tuesday night.
State and national returns were
received via the United Press and
a Philco radio loaned by the R. G.
Edgell Company. Bulletins were an
nounced through the Elks-Wirt G..
Bowman public address system and
chalked up on The International S
large bulletin boards.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
CHARLES LEVIN DEAD

Charles Levin, former well known
railroad official at Nogales, died
from heart attack in Mexico
City Saturday. He was a brother Of
the late Henry Levin of Nogales
and Tucson and an uncle of City
Clerk Alex Durazo of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
LOCALS
CONFER WITH HAYDEN

R. T. Frazier and E. S. Edmon-
son spent ArmISt1ce Day in Phoenix
comforting with United States Sen
ator Carl Hayden in regard to a
WPA appropriation for Santa Cruz
County.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
Tuesday in Tucson on business.

Mr.. White, state examiner, and
his force of deputies who have been
examining the books of Santa Cruz
County, motored to Phoenix last
weekend for the purpose of voting.
Nogales international., 1938-11-12
CONFER WITH GOVERNOR

State Senator Elect Harold Roe6-
ner and Joe Travers returned
Thursday night from Hermosillo
where they conferred with Gen
eral Roman Yocupicio, governor Of
Sonora.