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Evening star., 1938-08-14
LOG-ROLLING TITLE
IS LOST BY CONNOR
Foster, Coast Woodsman, Redeems
His Craft With Second Round
Win Over Collegian.

BY the Associated Press.
ESCANABA. Mich, Aug 13 (P).-Joe
Connor, 27-year-old Cloquet, Mimi,
birler and University of Minnesota
grad who took the world log rolling
title from the lumberjacks last year,
lost his crown today when he was
defeated by Pacific Coast woodsman,
Harley Foster OF Aberdeen, Wash, in
the second round OF the 1888 ro!eo.
Finals OF this years tournament
are to be held tomorrow afternoon.
Jimmie Running. l7-year-old Eau
Claire, Wis. boy tutored by Wilbur
Marx. who was champion 10 years
until losing to Conner in 1887. won
q spirited contest from Larry Bergeron,
Cloquet.
Frank Marchand OF Cloquet beat
ROLAND Mattson, Cloauet.
Connor defeated Edward Ogle, Mar.
quette, Mich., In the Arst round.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Team StAndinSs.
Results Of Matches.

Results Of Matches.
Kathleen ts.l KIo.z &C.. defeated Doris D,a is
KH3n~eE ss4et kocRson R . "a An dsfes,ea @ cnsr Msr
lotte Decker 'B g.. 3. %; MARGARET
lEobinson3 a NJ defeated Eleanor Fish;
kaley "a M. defeated Vir.mia Gerdoa
g. W.. s.. .; Mrs Edward faley
i dFtea}5S poro'nv Sfs" s-aa1r ssSn M ' de.
feated Dorothy Bersstrom tWb. g.
60; e.,t,.I Frances Carter Y, defeated Joanna
conard &C, G. e 'N ~. s"s oe'6a'eU
Edith MeculoYk g. W, defeated
Owens M: p. G-4. g; France Car-
ter 'R. defeated Gertrude bucknsr M.
Mary Poppe g W. defeat Doris Roth
w defeated Mary Gray ,B. s.. %.
. Annel,a Matthew C. W. defeated Mrs.
trude Buckner tN.' defeated Mrs, Burns
e, G. - o.: Gertrude Huckner
Charlotte Decker 'B. s.. e 4 t-:.; Jean
leach IN. defeated Annette I,oA Matthew &c .G
M p' defeated Valerie I.os%!s ,ssnS: C. osrrc:'
s,-2; Eleanor Carol. m. p defeated
MI, Edvasd pdcinr Raley NA-h t
lB. s. defeated Mary Van der Veer M
Pl. 81, I'll, I'll: Dorothy Bersstrom
(Wl defeated Dorothy Towns IN P.D.
4-6 81. st; Sally Miller ,W.) de-
feated Mary Louise Brazeiton M, 6-l.
So. p: Barbara Conard &C. c. de-
{eated Catherine Heberle ,Rl. I'll. 10;
Helen Levey &C. defeated Edna Vest &C.
g.: as; 6-a. e.: Edna Vest &C: C.,
6-S 6-}: Edna Vest &C. c. defeated
Betty Judd tB. 81: st. III: Mar
Garet Graham CO. defeated Eleanor Fish
burn I'M P). 7--b. IT. ID.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
A Dogs Life
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

The dog owner and dog lover always
wonders what makes the clock tick
why his dog behaves as he does.
Although some are loathe to believe
in the reasoning powers of their can
inc comrades. they cannot quite dis
miss their dogs behavior with the
convenient tag Of instinct.
A case in point is that of Tom. His
owners always have considered him as
very good looking dog and an orna-
ment to their large country place. but
certainly not any mental phenomenon.
In truth, if they were pressed they
might confess that he did not begin
TO measure up TO the reputed mental
achievements of which one noted
Evening star., 1938-08-14

LCuH, w. Vtyt 30 HOtC u fCSt-
dent OF Chicago.
canine authority wrote so convincing
ly. although Tom, too, was pedigreed
collie.
To be specific. they thought Tom was
too sluggish to make any sort of a
watch dog for one thing Imagine
found it necessary to leave their car at
the other end of their property which
meant a half mile or so from the
house. to have Tom streak out when
an unfamiliar figure approached un.
guarded car.
Teeth barred and softly growing,
Tom demonstrated forcibly that he
meant business. Being a collie, how
ever, he took time even in the act Of
attacking for a second look or smell
and discovered that the unfamiliar
looking figure was a friend in strange
clothes. Never was there more
shamefaced looking dog nor a more
startled human. Never again would
that man deprecate Toms sense Of
responsibility sfor his masters prop
erty.
In one of the referred-to fables
about collies there is mention of a
dog that the owner called crazy who.
when one of his family's children was
being whipped. a situation which gen.
orally evokes all of dogs protective
instincts for the child. would aid the
whipper by taking nips at the child
being punished.
1t sounds like q far-fetched tale,
vet this was nearly the only instance
in which Tom acted like one Of those
super collies. Every time mother
spanked one of the children, if Tom
was around, that child would get not
only a spanking but have little nips
inflicted on him here and there. In
evitably, Toms aid would mean the
curtailing of the spanking. The COM
petition was too much. Nor could a
mark of the dogs teeth ever be
found on the nipped child.
Why did Tom enter the fray? Did
he think the mother needed help? Did
he believe that his ministrations would
have the desired effect of reducing
the punishment? Or did he figure that
if mother were Furnishing child by
spanking, that child really needed
punishment and he was going to help
with it? There is no way of knowing,
of course.
Like most collies, Tom is no fighter
When a younger and perhaps hand
somer collie became one OF the fam
lily, q collie that obviously was a very
bright dog, Tom made his displeasure
known by growing at the interloper
on every occasion. While they but
seldom engaged In combat. 1t was un-
pleasant to have both dogs loose at
the same time It was obvious that
Tom was cussing all the time the
younger dog was in his vicinity.
Strangely enough. the younger dog
seldom cussed back.
One day 4 terrier visited the farm.
BEING full Of terrier fire and general
maieness, Mr.. Visitor promptly pro-
Evening star., 1938-08-14
HENRY IS VICIOUS
AFTER BAD START
Nails Sparmate to Finish
Workout-Ambers Joyful
in Making Weight.
BY the Associated Press,

by TIE Associated Press.
BOMPTON LAKES, N. j., Aug. 13.
Henry Armstrong resumed boxing
today for the first time since he began
to taper of last Sunday for his post
poned lightweight title bout with Lou
Ambers, going through seven rounds
against two sparring partners. He will
have another sparring session tomor.
row as final tune-up for Wednes-
days bout in Madison Square Garden.
The Los Angeles challenger appeared
rather sluggish in his three rounds
against Chalky Wright of Los An
geles and in the first half Of his four
round 60 with Lew Feldman of Brook
lyn. He warmed to his task at the
finish, however. and subjected his
sparmate to a battering that opened
cut under Feldmans eye in the last
minute
Weight No Bother to Lou.
SUMMIT, N. j.. Aug. 13 (P,-Light-
weight Champion Lou Ambers indi-
Gated today he will have no trouble
making the required 1856 pounds for
his delayed title defense against Henry
Armstrong as he went through his first
glove drill since the fight was set back
a week on Wednesday. The "Herki-
mer Hurricane tipped the beam at
1851 after the workout.
Ambers stepped a lively four rounds
with Slugger White. the only sparring
partner who returned to camp with
him. He showed his usual speed afoot
and had the sluRger missing badly.
Two rounds of shadow boxing and
four more Of bag punching completed
the drill.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
MAX DETERMINED
TO RE-ENTER RING
German to Start Training
After 2-Month Lay-off
Doctor Orders.
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN. Aug. 13-Max Schmeling
former heavyweight champion. ordered
by his physician to take two-month
rest in consequence Of the back in
jury he suffered in his June % fight
with Joe Louis. is following orders
faithfully.
When the two months are up, how
ever. Schmeling starts training
again" says his trainer, Max Machan
He has made up his mind to fight
again" asserts Machon.
The trainer says confidently that
the former champion is full of pep.
getting along fine. but his injury pains
him when he takes fast step Time
will heal the injury"
At present Schmeling is hunting
a: Muencheburg, town SO miles
rom Berlin.
There is no special indication he has
lost prestige in NaZi Germany be-
cause Of his one-round knockout by
Louis. but his name appears less fire.
quently in the German press now.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
ARMY-NAW WOMEN
CLING TO NET LEAD
Only Week to Go in League Race.
Dorothy Bender of Top Team
Wins All Her Matches.

With only one week to 60. Army
Navy still holds the lead of the Wom-
EMS Tennis League, with Wardman
and the Nationals still having a chance
to catch the pace-setters.
Dorothy Bender of the Army-Navy
team finished the season with a per-
feet record, winning all Of her matches
The leagues annual tournament
starts at o'clock today on the Six
teenth Street Reservoir courts.
Standings and results OF last week S
matches:
Evening star., 1938-08-14
BROWN GETS NET TITLE
Rallies to Win Western Maryland
Championship Tourney.

OAKLAND, Nd, Aug. 10 (P.-
Robert N. Brown Of Elkins. w. Va,
seeded No. l, captured the men 8
singles title today in the nineteenth
annual Western Maryland tennis
championship tournament at Mountain
Lake Park and Joy Hartman of Pitts
burgh. Pa, won the women's title.
After dropping the first two sets
OF his final match to Alex Keiles Of
Baltimore, 2-6. So, Brown made q
gallant recovery to take the next three
sets. 81, 6-1, 6-2. and win the
match.
Miss Hartman, playing in her first
tournament, was extended To three Sets
TO conquer Grace Parker OF Baltimore.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
STAGE DOUBLE.HEADER.

Takoma Tigers and Mulhall A. C..
have a double -header scheduled today
at Mulhall with the first engagement
set for l o'clock. The Tigers would
like to book q game with fast out
of-tovn outf1t for August Il. Call
0eor9ia $40 between . and I.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
JANNEY TAKES CROWN
Trackmen Coached by March Win
Community Center Title.

Janney School playground track
team. coached by Harry March, North
Carolina University track star won
first place in the Community Center
meet by rolling up 54 points at the
Alice Deal Field The John Eaton
team, under the direction of Forney
Reese, was second with Al points.
Other points scores were Stoddert,
e6; Alice Deal, 20. and Mann, 5. In
dividual honors were won by Sparrow
Murphy of Stoddert. who totaled %
points. Following him was Johnny
Darlington Of Janney, with l6.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
RUSSELL TEAM AHEAD.

Russell Motors won the opening
game in the Prince Georges County
League by downing Klein Tavern.
b-S. at Masruder Park. Seven teams
IRE In the race.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
LACY PLAYS PARK LANE.

Lacy A. c. and Park Lane A. c.
will meet in a double -header starting
at / o'clock today on the Park Lane
diamond,
Evening star., 1938-08-14

ceeded to Jump on young collie with
the intention of putting him perm
antly out of the way.
Was Tom pleased? Not being hu-
man, he was not. In two bounds
he was on that terrier, and in spite
OF increasing age. and his poor opinion
OF the young collie and dog fights OF
every kind, Tom had that terrier by
the throat in twinkling He dart.
ed in and out Of that fight like a vet.
eran OF the squared ring, and never
by any mischance did he inflict a bite
on anything but the upstart terrier.
Later in the day, the same terrier
started fight with another visiting
dog, a cross between an Airedale and
a collie. a dog that could probably
fight viciously when aroused. a. dog
that outweighed the terrier by IS or
40 pounds. yet a dog that had so much
collie in him that he was slow to
fight.
Again Tom entered the fracas. and
again Tom went after the terrier
seeming to know that the small dog
was the cause of the disturbance. His
performance seemed to indicate. that
he knew exactly what 1t was all about
and that he had stood just about all
he was going to from that quarrel.
some little brat.
Is Tom guided by reason or In
stinct?
Ch. Jill Of Clarandall c. D.: C. D.
x: U. D.: German shepherd owned
by Bill Compton. A. B.: 3. s.; LII. D.,
recently was bred to German sieger
and American champion Pfeher Won
Bern. suppose the result will be al
phabet soup.
Inspired by tales Of huge profits or
spectacular enjoyment to be derived
from dog breeding. many persons be-
come imbued with the desire to try
1t.
Almost invariably they demand an
unrelated pair Of whatever breed of
dog strikes their fancy. The vet
eran breeder realizes that that Is the
POoaNc0 wdS Va AAy w uAI0Cltd Vic
art or science Of stock breeding. Yet
there undoubtedly are pitfalls which
lurk in close breeding. The line Of
demarcation between line breeding
and inbreeding is very thin. For all
practical purposes 1t is safe to say
that mother to son and father to
daughter Is inbreeding. Sister to
brother is the very closest kind Of in
breeding. The breeding of all other
relationships Is line breeding.
Line breeding or inbreeding doubles
the chances of setting the good quail
ties of the animals bred Likewise 1t
doubles the faults. In line breeding
the individuals must be carefully ana
lyzed to make sure that both, and
the common ancestors. have the vir-
tues sought to be perpetuated and that
neither has any serious negative quail
tiles that might be fostered by the
mating. In other words. both ami
mails must be very close to the STAN
dard of perfection.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

Oh. Jill Of Clarandall c. D.: c. D.
x: u. D.: German shepherd owned
by Bill Compton. A. B.: 3. s.: LII. D..
recently was bred to German sieger
and American champion Pfener Won
Bern. suppose the result will be al
phabet soup.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Sestnact povelH.

V boji "a nezavislost Anne
riky v roce IT'S zvftezily mad
Anglicany vlastne americke
obcanske gardy. VojakGm
t6chto gard Sc rfkalo minute
men,, t. j. rychle vycvicen1 vo-
jaci. Byli to dobrovoln1ci a
zahnali ma 1tek professionally
V jednom antikvariatu v mes
te Convordu V severoameri-
ckem state Massachusetts, nasli
prave vytisk anglickych sire
leckych instrukc1 z te dolby.
Instrukce vysvetlujf anglickou
porazku zcela dokonale: An
glicky vojak, ktery mel tehdy
predovku ma zapalovanf kfe-
sadlem, musel dostat Is r1z-
nych povelG, nez nabil a Wy
strelil. Bylo k tomu potTeb1
40 pohybG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Chce vyzrati ma manzeia.

Henrietta r. Turnerova z
Chicago zahajila vysedavacf
stavku. Sedla 81 do prostred
vjezdu do garaze tax, re muz
nem1ze vyjet a prohlasila, re
Dude sedet tax dlouho, az muz
Dude il podporovati, jak slfbil.
Turner Sc vymlouva, re byl
poskozen poklesem obchodu a
kdyz Sc to zlepsilo, tax Ease
klesla zena ma podlahu a mech
ce vstati.
Lonskeho listopadu utekl Sc
zenou, ktera byla vdovou, do
Grown Point a nedbal, re ma
deti z prvnfho manzel-
stvl. zena ma to odpovfda,ze
vedel dobre, re ma ctyfi deti a
pry je podporovati, tax
at drzi slovo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Byvaly president Hoover nav
StiviI CeskosIovensko

Herbert Hover, byvaly pre-
sident Spoj. Statd pTijel dc
Vfdne ma dvoudennf n~avstevu
Pr tie prflezitosti byl jmeno-
van cestnym doktorem mfstni
techniky, navstlvil kancleTe
Schuschnigga, presidenta Mi
klase a ministra zahranic1
Cchmidta. Cestnym doktora-
tenn v~yznamenaly no jiz vsech
ny ctyfi university v Belgii a
francouzska universita v Lille.
z V1dne odjel do Prahy, kde
Sc zdrzel rovn6z diva dni.
Dale chce navstfviti jeste Pol
sko, Madarsko, Finsko a "a
staviti Sc i v Berlfne. K novi-
naf1m prohlasil, re jeho ces-
ia ma raz ciste soukromy, jed
max informacn1 a jednak cito-
w Byl americkym potravi-
novym administrator "a
valky a pc valce zivil skoro
celou Evropu, kterou chce n.y.
nj opet spatfiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Starec trapen jedem.

Eric Anderson, 67lety nocn1
hl1dac V Chicago prisel do u
radovny zdravotn1ho komisa-
re a prinesl vzorek kavy a Gu
kru a zadal, ably ODE bylo pro-
%zkoumano, jestli obsahuje jed
V cukru i v KAYE bylo tolik O.
trus1ku, re by stacil ma otrave-
nj nekolika lid1. Anderson ma
to pravil, re jiz V pTedminu-
len prosinci dostaval pc vypi-
tt kavy zachvaty a bolesti a
mcdowell 81 pr1cinu vysvetli-
tt .
Nacelnfk policie slfbil "a
hadny pr1pad ~vysetTiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
SBORY S. p. ].

Sbor Vytrvalost { .35 S.P.J.,
odbyva sve sch1ze 1 stredu v
mes1ci v Ces. Svob. Skole, Ash
land a Glover ul. Vysl. preds.
M. Senger, preds. F. Rfha, ma
mestka M. Jagr, tai. M. Skala,
10 N. Duncan ST., 1cet. A.
Krejc1, AL N. Curley St., po-
kladnice M. Stehl1k. Vybo1
majetku R. Klimes, strazkyne
T. Brozfk, 1ctujic1 vybor: M,
Zeman a B. Hejduk. Do Pa.
tronatu: M. Senger a F. Riha.
Do Sdruzenf Csl. Spolk1: M
Senger a A. Svoboda. Dopisy
Sc zas1lajf ma tajemnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Cesky mladik Sc zabil padem
letadla.

V Scion, Ohio doslo k tragi-
cke udalosti, kdyz starry z dru-
he ruky letoun "OX-5", po-
chazej1ci jeste z valecne dolby
Sc sf1til do kukuricneho pole
s dvema ceskymi mladfky.
K nestest1 doslo v l hodinu,
kratce pote, kdyz Sc letoun
vznesl re solonskeho letiste ma
som Center Road a zamefil
mad Chargin Falls. K padu
doslo asi mill vychodne cd So
lonu.
Vavrinec Divoky, ktery mel
V den ten slaviti FL. narozeni-
ny, byl rozdrcen v pTedn1m Sc
dadle dvouplosnfku, kdyz le-
toun Sc zrftil S vyse 1000 stop
a nosec jeho Sc vryl dive stopy
do zmrzle p1dy.
Jiff J. Klika, 21lety, mali
tel %letounu, byl vyhozen re
zadn1ho sedadla a z1stal pc
nejakou dobu lezet v bezvedo-
mi.
Klika nabyl vedomf, potacel
Sc ctvrtm1le pres zasn6zen6
pole ma Liberty Road, kde "a
stavil truck Tfzeny Eduardem
|Studerem re Solonu. Ten wal
mladfka do lekarny v Solonu
a lekarn1k w. E.. Benfield wal
mlad1ka do nemocnice st.
Lukes, kdyz predem uvedomil
marsala Ottu Jirecka O neste-
st1 a ten postal hasice ma m1stc
nestest1, kde vyprostili mrtvo-
lu Divokeho.
V nemocnici bylo ~zjisteno,
re Klika mel tezky trhliny ma
obliceji a ma tele, ma prasklou
lebku a je zranen i vnitrne.
Oba mladfci byli dobrymi
kamarady cd studijnfch let V
East Tech 1884. Oba mladic.
byli nedavno z prace odloze.
nj, Klika u American Bridge
co. a Divoky v American Stee.
& Wire Co., kde pracoval jake
strojnlk d1lnach Cuyahoga.
Josef Divoky, otec, pravi
re stale syna varoval, ably Y
tom starem haraburd1 neletal
Sestra zabiteho, 19leta &c
nevieva, pripravovala pro bra.
ira pTekvapenku a chtela mt
darovat bryle a leteckou hel
mici.
V nemocnici Klika pravil, ze
Sc motor zastavil a re S letou
mem nemohl niceho svesti a Il
v6del, re Sc zT1tf. Letoun S
koupil pTede dvema mes1ci
Divoky sc ucil take letati {
mel "a sebou zkusenost ses-
hodin solo letu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
C.. S. A.

Loze Jirf Podebradsky &. 81
.C.S.A. odbyva sch1ze posledni
pondell v mes1ci v mist. Ceske
Svob. skoly, Ashland a Glover
ul. Lacine pojisten1 pro oboji
pohlavf ma $1,000, $3.50, $500,
$3.50. u Loze tez mono po-
jistiti d1tky cd 2 let WISE.
Pfedseda Jan Proxies, tai. K.
Stock, 2412 E. Monument St..
ucetnik Jind. Polacek, 623 N.
Curley ST., pokl. v. Pavlfk,
1901 Gardenas Avenue.
Rad Blank {. 1O1 C.S.A. Cd
byva schdze 2. sobotu v mesici
v 8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne.
Preds. JOS. Novotny, 1912 E.
Eager St., mfstopreds. j. Pro-
chazka, tai. A. Vancura, 9O6
n. Madeira St., 1cet. Al. Ma
SEX, 626 N. Curley St., pokl. K.
Stock, 2412 E. Monument st.
Loze Jaroslav z DUDE {. 1874
G. S. A, odbyva schnzi kazdy
3 patek v mesfci v mfstnostech
Delnickeho Domu,25O7 E. Ma
olson st. Pojistenf pro oboje
pohlav1 cd $3.50 az $1,000 "a
mlrny mesfcnf poplatek. Pred.
svanda, tai. A. Rys, SO N.
Glover ST., 1cet. Jos. e. Flip,
1873 N. Milton Ave., poklad-
mix J. zitnfk, 824 N. Port st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Priznani k DAM z prijmu.
F.. l.. I. S..

Kazdy obcan Spojenych
Statd, at uz zije zde nebo v
zahranicf, a kazdy We Spoje-
nych Statech, Sc zdrzujicf CT
zinec must podati pTiznanf k
DAM z pr1jmu nejpozdeji Is.
bfezna, pTesahoval-li jeho pri-
jem Ia minuly rok zakonem
stanovenou sunni.
Priznani k DAM must poda-
vati:
Osoby, jejichz hruby prfjem
byl $4,000 nebo vice.;
Svobodnf muzi nebo zeny,
a zenatf muzi nebo provdane
zeny, nezijfcf vsak We spolecne
domacnosti S manzelkou nebo
s manzelem, jejichz prfjem
byl $1,000 nebo vice;
zenatf muzi a provdane ze-
ny, zij1c1 We spolecne domac-
nosti, jejichz pTfjem presaho-
val $4,000.
Pr vypocftavanf dane NIUE
poplatn1k nejprve odecfsti 10
procent re sveho pffjmu, po-
zGstaval-li tento pouze z jeho
|vydelku, a teprve Cd zbytku O.
decte dane prostou castku, kite
ra sc rovna $1,000 v prfpade
lid1 svobodnych (nebo neziji-
c1ch We spolecne domacnosti)
a $4,000 v pr1pade lid1 zena-
tych a lid1, kteTf jsou hlavou
rodiny, t. j. takovych, kteTf Sc
starajf o jednu nebo vice osob
financne ma mich zavislych.
Kazdy poplatn1k ma krone to
no odecfsti dane prostych $500
ma kazdeho zavisleho ma mem
nezletilce do osmnacti let.
Pc odecten1 vsech zakonem
povolenych srazek a dane
proste castky zaplatf poplat-
nix re zbyvajici castky, nepre-
sahuje-li tato $4,000, 4 pro-
centa dane.
Osoby S vets1m pffjmem mu-
81 krone pravidelne dane pla-
It'll jeste prirazku k DAM, KITE
ra Sc vzrGstaj1c1m pTfjmem ne
1merne stoupa. TAX ma pr.
clovek, jehoz pr1jem "a lon
sky rok dosahl vyse 500, 900,
zaplati dan $34.6OO. Maxi
maln1 prirazka je Is procent,
a to ma cisty pT1jem pres 3d.
100000.
Jak Sc uvarovati omylu v pfi-
znan1 k DAM z pT1jmu.
UTad vnitrozemskych DAM
vydava tisteny navod, jak Wy
plniti pTiznan1 k DAM. Jeden
vytisk je prilozen Ike kazdemu
danovemu formulate, nebo je
mono 81 no opatriti u bern1ho
ufadu, nebo v bance. Vsechna
pfiznan1 podavaj1 sc v dupli-
katu. Osoba, ktera nevyplni
duplikat( formulaT ma zelenem
paplre), must zaplatiti pokutu
SIS.
Nenf dobTe cekati s podava-
MIN priznanf k DAM az ma po-
sledn1 chv1li. Mali podavajfcf
jakekoli pochyby O spravnosti
svych vypoctG, mGze Sc obra-
tit o radu - p1semne nebo O.
sobne - ma dredn1ka nejbliz-
s1ho bern1ho 1Tadu. Adresu
1fadu NIUE zjistiti ma postov-
MIN trade, nebo We sve bance.
Spravnost pfiznanf must bvti
pf1sezne potvrzena pred veTej
nym notaTem. Clovek, poda-
vajfcf pTiznanf primo ma ber-
MIN trade, NIUE sloziti prisa-
hu pred dredn1kem, aniz by
musel platiti notarsky popla-
tex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Kralovske dcery v New Yorku

Tfi sestry krale Zoga prize
ly do New Yorku. Jsou to My
zejen, Ruhie a Maxhide. PTi-
Sly Sc oficielne podfvati ma
Yellowstone narodnf park a
pax slozit poklonu pant presi-
dentove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11

12leta cernosska divka Mar
garet Coleman, v okresu Etc
wah, Alabama, je nejmlads1
alabamskou matkou dvojcat,
jak oznamil statnf zdravotni
department. Dala zivot dve-
ma hosikIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-11
Zlamal ST vsechna Zebra.

Byvaly baliff municipaln1-
no soudu 39lety Frank No
Ian z Chicago spadl S NEST
skeho trucku. Jedno kolo
pTejelo hrud a bylo mu zlome-
no dvanact zeber. Truck RI
dill mestsky zTfzenec Ed Nc
donnell.