davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Osmnactileta " boji Sc ctyTmi
policisty.

Ozbrojeni zatykaGem ctyTi
p~oliciste vpadli do notne sraz-
ky S osmnact rokG starou div
kou. Vysledek srazky byl:
Policista Dennis Roche, jenz
pc 16 rokG nebyl nikym pora-
zen, byl d1vkou srazen ma po-
dlahu, sergeant Edw. Twele O.
debral sc do st. Joseph nemoc-
nice, ably mu tam osetTena by
la rama ma leve ruce popsana
jim jake kousnutf, policista
Walter Pruett pTisel O knofl1-
ky ma kabatu a sergeant Fred
Sullivan opustil bojiste Sc smut
nou tvari mad roztrzenym ka-
batem.
Vsechny tyto skody kladeny
ma vrub 18lete Margaret Pre-
vesto, takto pet stop a 1 inc
vysoke. Tito ctyTi ~policiste
NELL v podezren1, re matka
dfvky, Theresa Prevesto, pro-
dava lfhoviny bez license V
mfstnosti sve ma Ashland ave-
nue. "a Coke alley v bl1zkosti
severovychodn1 policejn1 sta
nice. ObchGdek nema zad-
nou licens ma prodej l1hovin.
Cekali pres ulici az uvideli
vyj1ti z domku muze, jenz 81
"nahnul" z lahve, kterou 81 ne
81. Vesli.
Be- cekani osmnactileta pu-
stila Sc do "prace". Pruett byl
prvn1 v rade, "a MIN dostal
Roche, Sullivan a Twele.
Spojenymi silami policiste
konecne zmohli bojovnou div
ku. V domku, ma prvn1m a
druhem poschod1, nalezeno
bylo 10 galonG nezdanene ko-
ralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Statni pomocny fond o 5000
snad chudSim.

re Marylandsky statn1 po-
mocny fond snad Dude znacne
mens1m nezli jak pGvodne Cd
hadnut byl ma $1,12O.0OO, Gill
O 500 chuds1m bylo naznace-
no v 1tery, kdyz statni dan z
PRINT vypracovana byla.
Zakonodarna ocekavala ST.
100000, kdyz zakon j vypra-
covan byl. Sc vsemi platy sko-
lektovanymi Vysledky dane
jsou v bllzkosti 100000. Dr.
sledkem toho Dude snad zkra-
cent v pomocnem programu
uk dobru sestarlych, d1tek a
administracn1ch vyloh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Misto pro statni budovu
urceno.

Statni vybor verejnych pra-
CT odhlasoval jednohlasne mi
sto pro postaven1 statn1 budo-
Wy ohranicene postovn1 budo-
YOU, Bladen a Carroll ulicemi
" Annapolis. Pozemek tento
|pGvodne vybran byl obyvateli
mesta, ale zavrzen vyborem.
Nyn1 doslo ma jeho vibrant.
Cena majetku odhadnuta ma
$150,00O S dodatkem $4,000
ma odstranen1 Bladen ulice
%zbrojnice.
Ma postavenf budovy Dude
potreb1 asi 100000.
O potrebne fondy Dude "a
dano zasedan1 zakonodarny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Nova pravidla pro bicyklisty

POlicejnlm kOmlsafem prl-
pravena jsou nova pravidla
pro j1zdu ma bicyklech.
Akce tato potrebnou Sc sta
la zranenlm vetS1ho poctu d.
tex jezd1c1ch ma bicyklech be-
hem minuleho mes1ce.
V programu jest, re zacho-
vany byti must bicyklisty pred
pisy o j1zde a signalech pou-
licn1ch, re bicykly opatfeny
byti must pTfslusnym svetlem,
zvonkem nebo trubkami, re
must udrzovany byti v dobrem
poTadku a nesm1 ma mich Jet
vice neil jenom jedna osoba,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
VichTice neskodnou.

Vftr, jenz nabyl prudkosti
vichrice snesl sc v sobotu mad
Baltimore. TAX dalece byl ne
Skodnym. V nektere chv1le
vftr nabyl prudkosti AZ mil v
iodine.
Kvety ovocnych strom1 dvou-
dennim mrazem We Washing
ton okresu nebyly poSkozeny.
'Pfcesove kvety potrebovaly v
tydnu uplynulem slunecniho
|tepla, ponevac prace oplodne-
nj nebyla by konana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Policejni lieutenant Sc
Zastrelil.

Edgar C. Cadwallader, 60
rokd starry, druhy policejni
lieutenant, nalezen byl synem
sym zastreleny ma druhem
poschod1 domu, {. 2053 Ken
nedy avenue. Vedle mrtvoly
lezel revolver, j1mz skoncil Ii
vot sv1j. Kule proletela leb-
kou jeho a zaryla Sc do steny.
Do policejnf sluzby vstoupil
6. kvetna 1907.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Milovnici sIepic.

24lety Wilbur Calvert z
Theodore, Nd, drzan jest pro
velkoporotu V Cecil okresu.
zalovan jest re ukradl z far
my Franka jackson 48 slepic.
" Church Hill, Md, a O.
koll hledani jsou zlodeji Sic
pic, kteT1 ukradli farmaTi Ro-
bert Roe tTicet sedm slepic.
dobe kradeze rodina farmafo-
va byla vzdalena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
PaIici chrastf uhorel ku smrti.

Thomas Wylinski, go rOku
starry, uhoTel ku smrti We 2. no
diny v pondelf odpoledne kdyz
pail chrasti v zalesnene casti
u Jockeys Teky, jez vl1va Sc
do Magothy Teky. Nahle "a
vanuvsim vetrem plameny ma
neho vrzeny a on JIM zachy-
cen byl kdyz pokousel Sc prch-
nouti. Ohnem pohorelo tam
sedm akr1 p1dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Trinactileta zranena vlakem.

TTinact rokG stara d1vka, He
len Kantor, zranena byla V ne
deli rano vlakem Baltimore &
Ohio drahy nedaleko sveho
domova We 400 blocku w. Os-
tend ulice. Odhozena byla ma
stranu kolej1 a vedle jinych
zraneni lebka j rozbita. DIE
vseho nezahledla Wax "Capi-
toll Limited" pro jiny WAX,
ktery jel opacnym smerem.
Pred zranenfm hrala 81 ma poll
s druzkou, Betty Hardy. Wax
.jel z Washingtonu do New
YOrku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Pozehnane Svatky Velikonocni, v nichz
slavime z Mrtvych Vstani Pane,
preje Yam vsem, nasi mily pratele,
Vydavatelstvo TELEGRAPH"

~zahajeny budou tyto Gard
Party V tax Bohumily 1cel.
Kazdy je uctive ivan a kazdy
sebe mensf darek S povdekem
pT1jmou S bora jmenovane hos
titelky. Proto naSe heslo bud
"Pomozme potrebnym''. Kaz-
deho uctive zvou Ladies Auxi-
liary. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Tri sta navstevnikIG hrobky
Poe.

Tfi sta a sest osob navst1vilo
hrobku basn1ka Edgar Allan
Poe ma w. Fayette ulici u
Westminster presbytern1ho ko
stella behem mes1ce bTezna.
Ctyri navstevn1ci byli z CHI
neckych zem1, ostatnf re Sest-
nacti statG zeme a District OF
Columbia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Reforma Is chudobincI zada-
ma governerem.

Governor Nice oznamil, re
prohl1dka okresn1ch nemocnic,
vykonana ku jeho zadosti, u
kazala, re tyto jsou ma skodu
veTejnemu zdrav1' a re chova-
nj lid v techto jest jistym
druhem hrubosti.
Nejblizs1 zasedanl zakono-
danny Dude zadano o odstra-
nen1 neblahe teto Zkusenosti.
Rychla akce zadana Dude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Kradeze.


Mosie Collier, 18leteho,
Dominic Suchetano, 17leteho
Howard J. Miller, 17leteho,
kter1 vylezli ma sloppy elek-
poulicn1ch kar, prese-
kali drat napln6ny elektTinou
vazfcf pc dvou librach v kaz-
dem stTevfci a "velice cenny",
nalozili tento ma truck a zave-
Eli no ma trucku do Baltimore
a zde no prodali.
Zatkl je policista John Spon-
heimer. Zlodeji doznali mu,
re pri prerezan1 tohoto pilou
''byli trochu protreseni, ale ne
mnoho". Kabel ukradli z linie
Bay Shore.
= Ma osm rokd odsouzen
byl do kaznice 35lety cernoch
John Jones, jenz usvedcen byl,
re vytrhl Charlotte Temple, O.
setfovatelce z "Women's' ne
mocnice, rucn1 taSku.
= V jist6m departmentnim
obchodu vzata byla majitelce,
Sarah Shearer, tobolka, v niz
bylo seprkG "a $4,000 a $14
ma hotovosti. Tobolku zapo-
mela tam.
= Jine, V jin6m obchodu,
vzata byla tobolka Margaret
Schmidt, V n1z mela $50. To-
bolka odlozila, kdyz zkousela
par botek.
= Dv6ma ozbrojenymi Ger
nochy napadena byla cernos-
ska zkraslovac1 sin 700 bloc
ku Dolphin ulice a okradena O
$1.25. Dokud zlodeji nepro-
hledali zasuvky, majitelka 81
ne Fannie Clanton a muz jenz
tam byl, museli staff obracen1
ku stene pod hrozbou zastTe-
len1.
= Vice neil $1,000 ma no.
tovosti, chekach a postovn1ch
poukazkach ukradeno bylo fl
nancnf spolecnosti v {. sos st.
Paul ulice. Zlodeji marne Sc
ma to pokouseli dobyti do ne
dobytn6 pokladny v 1Tadovne
IS nemovitymi maietky {. 514
st. Paul ulice.
Financnf spolecnosti z .po-
kladny ukradeno bylo $601.75
ma hotovosti, $50, postovnfch
poukazkach a $381.11 v che
kach.
Do m1stnosti ma 2. poschodl
dostali Sc vylomenim prkna re
zadniho okna.
= Diva mlad1ci okradli kup-
ce Aarona Tiles V jeho obcho-
du ma E. Lombard ulici O
$1O.25.
= Pripravovany prepaid ma
Scott ulici a Washington Bou-
levard ma AT rok1 stareho Ed
warda White selhal. White
uchopil zlodeje mfsto ably mu
vydal sve pen1ze. Druzi diva
zlod6ji vidouce to dali Sc ma u
tex. Zlodeji konecne podaTi-
10 Sc vyrvati z moci Whitea a
uteci.
= Diva maskovani zlodeji
zadrzeli Charles Huber z 2100
blocku Erdman avenue, kdyz
tento v nedeli sedel S manzel-
kou svoj1 v automobile v biz
kosti Lake Monticello a ukra-
dli mu SIP.
= Pokladna Afro-American
spolecnosti, {. 628 N. Eutaw
ulice, vydavatelG cernosskeho
sasopisu, rozbita byla v nedeli
a z nj ukradeno $146.
= Helen Hill, 2Oleta z East
Paramount avenue, obvinena
byla z kradeze oblek1 Gene
nych ma $50 re dvou depart
ment1ch obchodG.
= Zatykac vydan byl proti
James E.. Lynch, 38letemu,
jenz strelil sc v 1tery pred IT,
dnem V hotelu. Lynch when
jest, re zproneveTil $4,000 z
majetku Hosbach Motor spo-
lecnosti, jez ma m1stnosti sve
ma Front a Fayette ulic1ch. To-
to pondelf byl operovan v Mer
cy nemOcnici.
- Pet hoch1 We veku cd II
do Is rokG, uvezneno bylo V
pondelf pro ukradeni SIS z OBJ
chodu Hermana Glaszman,
2Q00 Ea Stnrn q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15

AdJISCcIld.
Zp6vy budou solove, dueta,
kvartetta i sborove. Jinou po-
daTenou pfsnicku nam zapeje
vzdy zfznivy Softer.
Cely rok Tfdfm autobus
cd nadrazf sem cesty kus,
ia vozfm luftaky 4
a rozlicne ptaky,
mne tady lidi dobre znaj
a rantu Z1zen radi maj,
cd rama ma place
.jsem sama legrace!
Kdyz V horku jezdfm sem a
tam
coz divu re furt zfzen nam,
i ten automobil,
by BENIN poTad pill -
kdyz odbydu 81 j1zdu hned,
specham, bych honem neco
sned,
a ma vrch piva sluk,
hned jsem zas cupr kluk!
Refrain:
Venkovske pivo kdo pie,
tim jiste Sc neopije,
proto no bumbam ia strasne
rad,
mic Sc mi nemGze veru stat,
venkovske divky mi pfejou
ma mne uz zdali sc smejou:
"Frantfku, pTijd zas k nam,
rada tt srdce sve dam!"
Zpevy tyto a mnoho jinych
pfi tonic pTedstaven1 cvic1 a
ma piano doprovazf sic. Leoba
Svehlova a rezii T1d1 p1. RITE
ma Petrova. Proto je jen ma
IL uryvek 2 toho vseho co Sc
pfi tonic divadle odehraje a
proto odufame re toho vecera,
"a. dubna Auditorium osady
sv. Vaclavsk6 Dude milovn1ky
divadla zaplneno. Vstupne
jest pouze 25c, ably kazdy mel
pfflezitost Sc pobaviti. Proto
ma shledanou pri divadle "Pra-
zaci ma venkove!"
Starry Ochotnfk.
POmOZme potfebnym!
Pomozme potrebnym ktere sa-
mi pomoci 81 nemohou, ackoli
cely zivot jinym pomahali a to
hlavne dusevne. Pomoc tuto
poskytnouti mdzeme zpnso-
benz naseho pobavenf. Acko-
liv ctihodne Sestry Tadu Notre
Dame obetujf cely zivot a svo-
il schopnost ma vychovu ditek
We skole, jsou "a to financne
tax malo odmeneny re v ne
kterych chudslch osadach by
zachovany pTi zdravi spoleha-
ii must ma dobrovolne Diary.
Zamyslfme-li Sc o pfitomnych
osadnic1ch jen nas1 sv. Vaclav-
ske osady, uznati musime re
skoro vsichni vychovani a wy
skoleni byli ctihodnymi Sestra-
mi Tadu Notre Dame, kterezto
dostavajf plat meme nez 5000
rocne, z cehoz zaopatTiti sobe
must straw a potrebny odev,
z toho SENATE, re nezijf v zad-
mem b~lahobytu. Kdyz ale Sc
starnou aneb nemoc1 neschop-
ny jsou vyucovati, odkazany
.jsou jen ma milodary dobrych
lidf. Ackoli praci neschopne,
mali jakysi 1tulny domov tax
zvany "Notch Cliff Home, u
znati musime, re potTebuj1 tez
j1dlo a leky.
Vypomocny Spolek Zen osa-
dy Ladies Auxiliary jake
kazdorocne, porada We pros
pech t6chto sestarlych a ne
mocnych ctihodnych Sester fa-
du Notre Dame "Velkolepe
Card Party" V dolejsi skolni
SIM ma Collington Avenue We
ctvrtek, FL. dubna 1888. Vstup
ne 25c. Hostitelkou Dude pf.
Josefina Peroutkova "a pomo-
ci pf. Marie Kadlecove. RHINE
hry v karty a Bingo ma pro-
gramu. Mnoho krasnych cen
pro vitezy. Kazdy Dude jiste
spokojen.
Po OdnOEinku no Eas nostT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
M1stn1 zpravy.


Rob Sc sic. Mildred Petrovou Y
chramu Pane sv. Vaclava v 10.
hodin rano. Mladencem Dude
p. FIR. Rob, bratr zenicha a
dr1zickou sic. Marie Petrova,
sestra nevesty. Dalsf MAIDEN
ci budou: Eduard Petr a AL
bert Prochazka, a drGzicky:
sic. Barbora Rob a sic. Anna
Fuka. Svatebn1 hostina Dude
nasledovat v dolejsf mfstnosti
v osadni skole, nacez Sc man
zel6 odebeTou ma svatebnf ces-
tn do Floridy.
Ma hfbitove Nejsv. W.
kupitele pohTbena byla v pom
deli Mary Vyskocil, manzelka
Louise Vyskocila v Glen Bur
ME, Md, jez zemrela We veku
"A rokG 8. dubna V South Bal
timore General nemocnici.
Narozena byla V Cechach,
odkud pred 80 roxy prijela do
Ameriky. Nalezela ku Anne
ricke legii V Glen Burnie. Po-
hrebnf obTady vykonal Rev.
Petranek.
PohTeb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
- Ma oslavu 1. Maize Dram.
Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Po-
krok" sehraie " nedsli. dine 1.
kvstna v Dslnickem Dome
krasne divadelnf predstaveni
pod MAVEN "My novy zivot
chcem ma zemi", obraz re Ii
vota o 3 jednanich. Napsal
FIR. Balej. Hra tato Sc nejlepe
hodi ma oslavu dslnickeho swat
ku celeho svsta. A proto do
stavte Sc vsecky a slavic del
nicky svatek s nami. Zacatek
We 3. hodiny odpoledne. Vstup
volny. Hudb2 p. A. Klimese
mi. Dop.
"Prazaci ma venkove",
cd R. Branalda je hra Sc zpe-
Wy O trech jednan1ch kterou
sehrajf Ochotnfci osady sv.
Vaclava v osadnfm Auditoriu,
nedeli vecer, "a. dubna 1888
Prave jake kazdeho z mas z
lara pTfroda tahne ven by
jsme v te krase pookrali, by
nadychali jsme toho cerstveho
nezkazeneho vzduchu, prav6
tax hra We vets1m poctu, tab
nou pFazaci z jara ma venkov
a ia nase "Sumava" je sved-
KEN mnohych udalostf kter6
spisovatel6 %zvecnuji a tax i v
teto hire hned ma zacatku vid1-
me i slys1me skupinu turistG a
hostG jak pfitahli do restaura-
ce "U Kukacky" a stastn6 pTi-
stanf oslavujf hned touto pf-
snf:
V lete kdyz slunfcko prahne,
Prazakd proud z Prahy tahne:
''ten mas venkov jaka krasa!"
kazdy Prazak VIOLA, jasa,
z plnych Pile dycha pffrodu;
kdyz ma slunce, les a vodu,
pax je pine spokojen
a heslo je: "V lete ven!"
Jest to zazracna a svetozna-
ma "kukacka' v teto vesnicke
"restauraci", ktera vabf davy
"prazakG" by 81 cd nj vyzadali
predpov6d jejich zivota a KITE
"a jim take vzdy ma pozadanf
zakuka. Jelikoz Sc blizf cas-
kdy kazdy z mas Dude 81 pratt
vyj1ti ma venek edo lesa", k
vode, je zahodno ably napred
vid6li jsme hru "Prazaci ma
venkov6" a tax Sc ponaucili a
vystr1hali sc tenn rGznym ne
pTfjemnostem kter6 Sc mnoh-
dy ma takov6m vylete odehra-
il. Do pFfrody ut1ka z m6sta
kazdy, bohac, chudak, prosty
m6Stan i studovany, tTeba adj
vokat. A jsou to takova W.
letnf m1sta kde tvorej1 Sc zna-
mosti a mnohdy pro cely zivot
a. jake znamosti.
Jest to ten mas cesky zp6v
ktery obveseluje, a jsou to ty
pfsnicky kterymi vyjadfujeme
nase city jake prave nasledu-
j1c1 pfsn1:
Jak Pride l6to, kazdy jen
vyletf rychle z m6sta ven,
a zvlaste Prazaci,
jsou letn1 luftaci,
mas pc venkove dobTe znaj,
a O Prazaky velmi dbaj,
je Prazak dobry host
a sama veselost.
Cely rok louskam procesy
az pc kirk nam te fadesy
jak vzejde cervenec,
otevTu tesnou klec
n h1.Oucfu LTIznm Enohv " vSz
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
SA|TO'S POST
TO HOR|NOUCH|

TOKYO, Oct. 5 Q.N.S0-The
Japanese government has decided
to name Kensuke Horinouchi, pres
ent vice minister of foreign af-
fairs, as next Nipponese ambasSa-
dor to the United States, it was
stated today.
Horinouchi will succeed Hiroshi
Satio, present envoy to Washing
ton, who is returning to Tokyo
owing to ill health.
Meanwhile, it is believed that
Mamoru Shigemitsu, present am
bassador to London, will become
japanese foreign minister, sue
ceeding Gen. Kazushige Ugaki,
who resigned last week in a dis
pute with the war office over con-
troll Of japanese affairs in China.
Satio is said to have declined
the post Of foreign minister be-
cause of his health.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

PARLEY FAILS

UN.S.) Negotiations between
Peru and Ecuador, for settlement
of a century-old boundary dispute,
collapsed today after two-year
effort to reach an agreement
through arbitration here.
Delegations from the two coun-
tries prepared to depart for their
homes after reaching an impasse
and further conversations will be
carried on by Peruvian foreign
minister and the Ecuadorian min
lister in Lima.
The conversations seeking set
tlement of the dispute over a
small area of land lying between
the two countries were opened in
September, 1886, after a 12-year
delay.
Hope was expressed at the State
Department that a settlement
might yet be reached through re-
viVal Of the negotiations. No
threat to South American peace
was seen.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Benes Resigns
As Czech Chief
Life Work Gone
With Sudeten
CeSSiOn
By GEORGE LANGWEIL

PRAGUE, Oct. 5 (LN.S.).
His lifework shattered by the
Munich four-power agreement
which gave the Sudetenland to
Nazi Germany, Presid en- t
Edouard Benes stepped out of
office today as the second
president of Czechoslovakia.
The successor to Thomas Gar
rigue Masaryk, who founded this
postwar republic and died before a
serious threat to its sovereignty
developed, reluctantly relinquished
the helm of office as had been pre-
dicted ever since ReichSfuehrer
Adolf Hitler announced his inten-
ton of regaining the Sudetenland.
Future in Doubt
Political observers had frequent
ly stated Benes could not find 1t
possible to remain as chief of state
after the little nation he cherished
and built to greatness had been
partitioned among its European
neighbors.
Benes' resignation Is expected
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Kentucky Limits
Liquor Licenses

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. S
G.NSO-There will be no more
wholesale liquor distributors
licenses ISSUED in Kentucky-at
least for awhile.
Checking their records, mem
berS of the State Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board found there
were 80 wholesalers licensed in
the State, Is of whom were in
Louisville. Citing the States
l,1O0 retailers, Revenue Commits
sioner James w. Martin said the
number Of wholesalers in compari-
son was way out Of line" with
otheE States.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
u. s. BWHe Hits
LOUe Brokers
Have you got a lonely heart?

Have you got a lonely heart?
Well, 1t will have to stay lonely,
for the Federal Trade Commission
has no romance in its heart.
The commission has put the
marriage brokers-who advertised
that they had just the mate you
are looking for-out of business.
It seems that the non.romantic
commission has informed the
brokers that misleading adver-
tising" is a violation of the law,
and they better go out Of bust
ness, or else =.
So the brokers are taking the
hint, and the lonely must con-
tinue to be lonely.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
'Fagin' u Gets Term
For Boys HoIdups

CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (C.TP.S0.
Fred Tiedge, a modern Fagin, re-
NAMED safe beside his radio when
he sent his boy stick-up students
out to rob. And so, he thought, he
could never be punished for the
crimes they committed. But -
jurors found him guilty last night
of robbery with a gun. The penalty
for that is one year to life in
prison. Tiedge's partner, John I.
Muir. a lawyer, was found guilty
of receiving stolen property. The
punishment for that is one to 10
years in prison.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

berlain and his cabinet to re-
affirm their faith in the prin-
ciple of collective security and
initiative moves for an inter-
national peace conference.
In supporting the government
motion, Sir John Simon an
nounced that Great Britain is
ready to enter into friendly four
power consultations at any time.
Bid to Russia
However," he added, "the
government has no intention
whatever Of trying to exclude
Soviet Russia from any future
settlement in Europe"
Meanwhile, Premier MusSolin1,
pressing swiftly toward reconstruc
ton Of Europe's political scene,
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Chinese Claim 40, 900
Tokyo Troops Slain

south Of Peiping, it was claimed
here.
The city was an important sup
ply point for the Chinese Com
munist Eighth Route Army which
has been carrying on major opera
tions in North China.
The first Japanese aerial raid
against Chungking, the new
Chinese provisional capital, was re-
ported to have cost six liVeA
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

SHAN Hal, Oct. 5 O.N.SO.
Forty thousand japanese troops
have been killed and 5000
wounded in the past two months
of fighting along the Yangtze
River, according to Chinese ad-
vices today.
Japanese troops have completed
occupation of the Chinese strong
hold of Wutaishan, on the ShanSi
Province border about $50 miles
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
BRITISH HOUSE.
WILL VOTE ON.
PEACE POLICY.
II Duce Demands
Ethiopian Okay

BERLIN, Oct. 5 (I.N.s.).
The international commits
sion which is putting into
effect the Munich agreement
for partitioning Czechoslo-
vakia decided today that all
areas where the German
population is 81 per cent
may be occupied by Ger
many by October 10.
LONDON, Oct. 5 (1.N.s.).
"A motion of confidence in the
foreign policies Of Prime Min
lister Neville Chamberlain was
moved in the House of Com
mons today by Chancellor Of
the Exchequer Sir John Simon.
Arthur Greenwood promptly
moved a wild laborite opposi-
tion amendment to the govern
ment motion, calling on Cham
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

The plan, he said, is to unite
the German-American Bund, Itali-
an Fascists, Silver Shirts, Russian
National League, Mexican Gold
Shirts and a revived Ku Klux
Klan.
Chicago LdtUyer Named
Metcalfe named Newton Jen-
kins, Chicago lawyer and frequent
candidate for office, as having
attempted to unite nationals"
groups into a third party.
Before Metcalfe began delving
further into Nazi activities, Chair
man Dies Cd Texas, indicated
the committee would ask the
State Department to investigate
charges made yesterday that
Italian consulS have been trying
to terroriZe American citizens of
Italian descent into supporting
Premier Mussolini.
Dies drew from Metcalfe a state
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to facilitate Czech collaboration
with Germany and aid an under
standing with the restive Slovaks.
Reliable reports said Hitler has
promised to be more generous in
his negotiations if Benes stepped
out of the way.
It was understood Premier Jan
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The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Toll Bridge Loan
Approved by RFC

Jesse H. Jones, RFC chairman,
yesterday announced approval of
an RFC loan of $3,52O,OOO to the
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
for construction of a vehicular
bridge across the Tacoma Narrows,
Puget Sound, washington. Total
cost of the bridge will approx
mate So, 400, 900, with the balance
furnished by PWA grants.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Gladys Punches Back
With $3.50 Month Suit

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 4. G.N.SJ.
Because her husband, Georges
Renavent, actor and dramatic
coach allegedtv lavished gifts and
attention on girl student. Gladys
Renavent, former actress. wants
no more of him. She had on file
today a croSs-complaint to the
original divorce suit of her hus.
band and asked $3.50 q month
separate maintenance.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
: WINNERS
IN the
22O

Mrs. J. Barns, 1924 18th
Street. Mrs Edward Bennett,
943 s Street, and Mrs. H.
Hogan, 1921 Rhode Island
Ave-, entered the 22O last
week . aud they ALL won.
They had rooms for rent.
Entered them in the want
ads in the Herald Times
read by 100000 Washing
tonians. And all three ladies
won desirable tenants.
When you have something
to sell or rent phone your
want ad to the Herald
Times, Republic 1894, Your
want ad reaches 3 out Of 4
Washington families.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
$8,754,5OO Kroger
Estate Data Filed

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct. 5
G.N.SO.-The estate of the late
B. H. Kroger, former head Of the
Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany, totals $8.754,5OO. according
to the largest inventory ever filed
in probate court. Bulk Of the es-
tate was in Federal, municipal
and other bonds. $4,174,000, and
real estate worth $2,073,149.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
O'ConneII Sworn
In Branch's S Job

Ambrose O'Connell, of New York
city, today was sworn in as second
assistant postmaster general. He
succeeds Harllee Branch, who re-
signed to become a member Of the
Civil Aeronautics Authority.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Sends Troops

LONDON, Oct. 5 U.N.SO.
Emergency measures neceSsi-
tated by the serious deteriO.
ration Of the general situa-
ton" in Palestine were an
nOunced in Commons today
by DOminiOnS Secretary Nal.
colin Macdonald.
In addition to SummOning
the high commissioner for
Palestine to London, Mac.
Donald dispatched two cav
airy regiments and one batta-
lion of infantry from England
and three battalionS from
India.