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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

keep the breakfast food covered
with "a inch of water while It
stands overnight. At breakfast
time, reheat the cereal, mix in the
water, and serve.
ICE CREAM FREEZER ICE
CREAM: makes I quart.) Frozen
in modern agitator freezer. ice
cream becomes q delicious. creamy.
1uny dessert that is free from ice
;rystals-and after only S to 10
minutes of turning. Scald III cups
4 mix Mix and blend ] cup sugar.
tablespoons flour and n teaspoon
SAT-; and mix to q smooth paste
with n cup of cold milk. Add this
mixture to the scalded milk and
oook' stirring constantly. until
mick, In a double boiler for is min.
utes. Beat 2 egg yolks well and
combine them with the hot mix.
lure, stirring constantly, cooking 3
minutes longer. Add 2 teaspoons of
vanilla and chill. Whip l CUP WHIT. |
ping cream and fold it into the ice
cream. Pour mixture into the freez-
ing container Of m odern ice cream
freezer. Go allow for expansion. |
MI container not more than *
full.) Assemble and cover. Then
PACK mixture of cracked ice and
[oc8 salt (use 8 parts ice to, one
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

Take 4 cups of
large cranberries
and to them add
2 cups brown sug-
ar and 2 cups
white sugar. Add
4 up " q t 9 r
(enough to cover
bottom of PAM
and simmer gent
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

Review cartoonist, who. Monday,
paused long enough from his preju-
diced "die" at the administration
to depict something that, for q change,
really hits home. The cartoon in ques-
ton depicts our good old Uncle Sam
in the act of severely chastizing Jap
anese fisherman caught infringing on
our Alaskan fisheries.
Perhaps if the Review would de-
vote more of its cartoon and editorial
space along these lines and less along
the futile and unjust lines this good
Did family paper has followed in the
pnst--but whoa, let's not get started
on that. The fact remains that for
once, their cartoonist has got soma
thing there, and may we be the first
to congratulate him.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10
BUYING A BOOM

Buy at home and your home will
booml Z ~, :,
Now that the 1893 game Of looking
for prosperity's corner has given way
to the 1888 pastime of waiting for
the upturn in business, it is well to
remember that business recovery, lila
charity, begins at home.
Despite industrial troubles, labor
conflicts and international clouds on
the horizon, Dun and Bradsreet g Jan
uary survey of retail trade in this
state reveals that the public has again
begun to buy. This climb is all the
more encouraging because it began ip
the post Christmas period. period
usually marked by seasonal decline
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

hampers on the pipes leading to diff.
ferent rooms; then shake the fur
mace. carry out the ashes. and put
the coal In. Finally. reopen the
hampers after the task ia finished.
TO cook bacon easily and per
ectly. place a, round cake rack in
YOUR heavy skillet Then place
strips Of bacon on the rack and
COOK IN a slow oven. The fat Grains
INTO the skillet and bacon cooked
IN this way: Ia deiiciously crisp.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS AND MAKE up?

LEW husbands can understand
L why wife should turn from q
pleasant companion into q shrew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say "I'm sorry" and
KISS and make up easier before
marriage than after. BE wise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband, you
won't be three-qusrter wife.
For three genera ito ms one woman
has told another how to 60 "smil.
Ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Il
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus lessenine the d scomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endu re in the three
oedeals Of Life: 1. Turning from
gtrlhood to woms nhood. 2. Pro-
pairing for motM ahood. 8, Ap-
preaching middle age"
Don't be thr 90 quarter wife.
take LYDIA T.. PINKHAM'G
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling ThgougA"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

When one pre-
pares long-cooking
cereals the night
before In a double
boiler. a disagree
able skin may form
on the surface be-
fore serving time
In the morning. To
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

Mrs. Lang's mother. Mrs. Margaret
Hayes.
Sprink Anderson Of Wilbur has
heeu employed to wire the Farmers
Union warehouses.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. MINIS Elder were
visiting friends in Hartline Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Lang of Wen
atchee spent few days visiting with
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10
COULEE CITY DISPATCH
I. w. (BoB) HIIsoN, Editoe
Telephone SS2 and 3s3

I6I6pUOHV 50Z anu 900
Entered at the postoffice at Coulee
City. WASH, as second-class matter.
Published Every Thursday Morning
In the Interest of Coulee City and
the Neiyhboring Vicinity.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10
en,Aee,u&
&~cho"9e- :;
Of Helpful Household Hint, :
and Recipes
Conducted BY ELEANOR HOWE

part salt by volume) around the
freezing container. Turn crank
slowly but steadily. When mixture
becomes too stiff to turn, remove
cover carefully, take out dashef,
and pack down evenly with spoon.
Cover with wax paper, replace lid,
and draw of water from ice and
salt mixture. Replentsh ice and
salt mixture and allow to hal den
at least one hour before serving.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

To keep the
I o o r 8 q n d
furniture from
being covered
with dust at.
ter taking care
OF a hot-air fur
mace, try this
{daos H0en al
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10

y Tor about II hour. II cooked
slowly In this way the cranberries
VIII look like large cherries In q
heavy syrup and make very de.
sirable winter fruit sau CO.
Why not allow small portions Of
leftover boiled or bake ID potatoes
to accumulate and then make them
up into that all-time favorite-
HOT POTATO SALAD! Here is Q
standard recipe which can be ad-
1usted or changes in accordance
with the contents of ont5s refriger-
ator; 1t will serve six people. Skin
and slice 6 med hum-siz ed cooked
potatoes. Pan br, bill 4 SLICES of ba-
con, which have been nlinced, and
then saute one m Iedium-sized onion,
which has been sliced, in the drip
pings. Heat toge ther u cup water,
y cup vinegar. / teaspoon sugar,
n teaspoon salt : and Il teaspoon
pepper and Their } add this mixture
TO the onion in b Q frying pan. Add
bacon. Combine his mixture with
tne potatoes and place in baking
alsn to heat In moderate oven
>ooV DeIOre serW ng.
Small quantities of fruits. either
[resn or canned, age often left ovef
AFTER meal. SM h fruits may
20 stored In q lodern air-con-
slsioned Ice refrtger ator to be cut
Up later into gmail =, ieces and serv.
"a combined as a Fruit Cup for
'ltner a dessert, +, 4 lit cocktail, or
BREAKFAST eye-opene II. Besides keep
ng such fruits pr ppA 'rly cold, the
lean-washed, motf 4 Air In thea
modern ice refrtge rator. : helps the
ruits retain their orig nal frasA
ess and flavor.
Copyright 1888 Z y 4an..A E Hsns
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-02-10
HartIine Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Higginbotham
Ian kaMrs. Mccain Of Coulee. and Geo.
HiA knbotham were called to Tacoma
by the death Of their aunt, Mrs. Net
tie Coon. t.r
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frank have re-
turned from their honeymoon and
have taken up residence in Grand
Coulee.
Martin Oien was called to Spokane
Saturday night the serious illness
Of his sister, Mrs. Walter Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Elder were Spo-
kane shoppers Tuesday.
Ms. Chris Brown of Delrio 10 car
ing for her mother, Mrs. Ole Flet-
ten, who is convalescing from an at
tack Of influenza.
Miss Verx. Schrook is in a Spokane
hospital receiving treatments.
Rev. H. V. Guerney has been car
rying the mail the past week.
The Ladies Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. George Higginbotham Thursday
with eight members and five visitors
present. A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess. Mrs. Joe Kendall fur
nished tea towels to work On.
Roast goose with an the fixin 8
was served by Mrs. L. L. Frederick
Saturday evening in honor OF her
husbands 31st birthday. Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Frederick,
Miss Dorothy Patton, Miss Florence
Mcdonald, Miss Darrell Attebury,
and V. o. Atttebury.
E. I. Evans has bt@n in Olympia
the past week on offici.N business.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Prchli re ~Spanelska.

Do Baltimore diva spanelsti
hosi pfijeli jake cestuj1c1 ma
slepo ma americke lodi, ktera
projela spanelskou blokadou.
Byli nalezeni 1redniky ma
parniku Wisconsin. We vezen1,
kan byli dopraveni, prosili, a
by nebyli poslani zpet do Spa
nelska, ably byli ponechani v
teto zemi nebo poslani do jine
zeme. Boil Sc, re We Spaniel
sku by je zastrelili.
Joachim Laball Pitark a
Raimundo Belijera, oba 16 let
start, videli dosti valecnych
seen. Pitark Sci jednoho dine
do filmoveho divadla We Va
lencii a kdyz Sc vratil domd,
shledal, re jeho matka, bratr
a sestra jsou pohTbeni pod sri
ceninami jejich domku, zbofe-
neho bombou. Sestra Belijero-
va, ktera byla jeptiskou, byla
tez zabita bombou. Nenajde-
Ii Sc zeme, do ktere bylo by je
mono poslati, budou musiti
hosi jeti zpet Ease do valec-
nych seen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
PustiIa Sc do policajta.

Zena obzalovana byla, re
byla opilou a neporadne Sc
chovajfcf v hospode v pondeli
casne z rama a re zranila SER
geanta, Jesse R. Moore. v Ca
louisville. Udala sve jmeno:
Valeria M. Runkle z Washing
tonu. Sergeant svedcil ma sta
nici v Gainesville, re rozbehla
Sc ku dverfm a odhodila jej.
Wal il "a rameno, ale byl j
strzen ma zem tax prudce, re
potloukl 81 koleno. Manzel o.
pile zeny, Jack R.. Runkle, "a
lety, byl tez zatcen, ale nebo-
joval.
Pred tim sergeant zmohl
muze zatykaneho S Runkleo-
YOU.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Slepy kun zachransn.

SLEEPY kun spadl do prfstavu
v pondeln1 vichrici. Nekolik
set osob zbehlo Sc ku konci
York ul. stojfci hodinu vzdor
ledovemu vetru a pozorujfce
iak p~oliciste a AGENT S.P.C.A.
Chill vsemozne pokusy kone z
poloviny zmrzleho vytahnouti
z bahna.
Pearl, kun, nechan byl sto-
jfci ma pieru 8 ma Pratt ulici,
zatim co jeho MATTEL, cernoch,
Sam Mickins, 81 zabehl ma tro-
chu teple kavy. Koni napadlo
pustiti Sc v krok a tahnouti "a
sebou dreveny povoz. VIZ We
vode Sc odtrhl a kun slapal
zpet ku bfehu blatem, Gin da-
lie tim vice sc do neho boTil az
hnouti sc nemohl. Kdyz po-
moe pTichvatala, ubohe zv1re
bylo skrz ma skrz po~straseno.
Hasici ovazanym provazem
chteli v%ytahnouti kone, ale ten
to tim vice Sc zaryl do blata.
Konecne tezke sukno bylo u
pevneno ma koni a spojeno S
truckem ma brehu. Zadnf no
ny byly osvobozeny z mekke-
no blata, nekolik cernoch6 ire
10 stuhle nohy kone az tento
pohnouti sc mohl. Vytazen a
um1stnen v teplem trucku "a
chranne spolecnosti a wat do
stale ma Sarah Ann a Carlton
ulicich. Mattel zrovna tax po-
desen byl jake jeho Pearl. eco
ii to napadlo," vyc1tal mu GER
noch. "Vzdyt prece Wis, re
smyslim O tobe jake o sobe."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Voiak a cocka.

Lusteniny We vojenske stra-
We jsou zpravidla j1dlem neza-
douc1m, nekdy dokonce i nena-
videnym. Stravn1 komise ma
tn obtfzne kompromisy: lekaf
lusteniny zada, muzstvo 81 jich
nepreje. Celkem nenf rozd1lu
V chuti, pokud jde o narod-
most. Snad jeste Nemci a mi
mo ne i Rusini nejradeji anebo
aspon spokojene lusteniny pfi-
jlmaj1. Nejmene mali v obi
be, a to vsechny lusteniny,
MadaTi. z lustenin pax nej-
meme odporu Sc projevuje u
vsech narodnostf k fazolove-
mu salatu. Cesi mali z luste-
min, musf-li byt a mohou-li 81
vybrat nejrad6ji hrach. Slo-
vaci sp1se fazole. Cocka, &C
je ma trhu povazovana "a nej-
leps1 lusteninu, vGbec nebyva
oblfbena. Vyjimky Sc najdou
u te vojenske kuchyne, kde
vojaci dovedou dat lusteninam
chut, a hlavne, nesetTf-li O.
mastkem, zejmena slaninou a
pax je v oblib6 sp1se cocka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04

Helen Britcher, asi 35leta z
1900 blocku N. Luzerne ave-
nue., uznana byla vinnou z kra-
deze obleku v Gene S1.98 v de-
partmentnim obchodu a odsou
zena ma 10 dn1 porotou do We
zen1.
= 70 rokd stara zena IRA
nena byla tezce cernochem,
ktery il porazil ma chodnfku a
vyrval il tobolku v okamziku,
.kdy vstoupiti mela do sveho
domu, {. 629 N. Fulton avenue
V nemocnici konstatovano by
10, re il zlomena byla prava
stehenn1 panev.
= Lisetta Fielder, varovana
sousedy, zavolala v cas- policii,
kterou chycen byl 19lety mia
dix v jejfm dome, {. 1882 S.
Charles ulice. Ruce jeho byly
plny sperkG, jichz cena odhad-
nuta ma $1,000. Chyceny Hen
ry Farrell byl pod stolen,
kdyz policista posvftil 81 zarov
kou a vytahl jej. Mladfk chtel
Sc rychle zbaviti sperkG haze
MIN jich pc svetnici.
= Zlodeji ukradli tezkou
pokladnu z 1Tadovny ma 2.
poschOdi Mount ROYAL avenue
a odvezli il v patek v noci v
novem automobile ukradenem
re zavodu ma prvn1m poscho-
df. Automobil nalezen byl v
sobotu rozbity We stoce ma
Northern Parkway u Loeb Ra-
ven Boulevard. V tonic male
zena byla pokladna, jejiz dve-
re vyrazeny byly a to CO v nj
uschovano, vyhazeno. Ma po-
dlaze AUTOMOBILE valley Sc po-
jistovac1 listing a nekolik pc
nezitych zavazkG.
= Ma obzalobu, re ukradl
vice nez 5000 galon1 oleje,
zamestnanec firmy, Alfred
40lety, zadrzen byl
v sobotu pro velkoporotu pod
zarukou $1,000. Olej ukradl
z podniku v 21OO blocku West
Baltimore ulice.
- Kradez dvou zimnikn "a
vinila v nedeli zatcenf peti
muz6 c1taje v to 38leteho Ter
ry Johnson, jenz byl uprchli-
KEN Cd dolby, kdy prchl do
Kalifornie v poslednfm pod
zimku.
Kenneth Bowers z w. Fa-
yette ulice, oznamil policii, re
diva zimn1ky sc mu ztratily.
Policii podaTilo Sc nalezti diva
muze skryvajlc1 Sc We sklepe
pod Bowers domem. Jednim
byl johnson a druhym Paul
Price. Dale zatcen byl 17lety
Paul Haywood a vsichni tTi
naTceni z kradeze. Pozdeji
zatcen 31lety Kenneth Gold
man, spTezenec s Johnsonem a
obzalovan, re udal diva fales-
ne cheeky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Strelenv We stoce.

V bezvedom1 lez1ci We stoce
ma Wilkens avenue a Payson
ulici nalezen byl 33lety Sa-
muel Kurtz. StTelen byl do
lebky vedle jinych zranen1.
Pc osetren1 v nemocnici u
dial, re strelen byl We rvacce
muzem, jehoz jmeno udal spo-
lu s c1slem license automobile.
Revolver nalezen byl tTi bloc
ky odhozeny. Ia kratko uvez-
men byl 1tocnlk Meyer Cohen
z E. Paramount avenue. Zadr-
zen pod zarukou $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Otraven plynem.

Walter J. Dedder, nalezen
byl v nedeli bezvedomf lezf-
cf We svetnici naplnene plynem
V 600 blocku w. Fayette ulice.
Plyn unikal z vytap6jfcfch ka-
menek, ma nichz hofak zapa-
len nebyl. V nemocnici uznan
byl mrtvym.
Lily Pate, 22leta, vzata
byla v nedeli svym manzelem
z domu v 100 blocku E. Pratt
ulice do Johns Hopkins nemoc
nice, kdyz udelala pokus otra-
viii Sc dvema p%ilulkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Dopadeni We Washingtonu.

Ctyri Baltimorane zatceni
byli We Washington casne z
rama v 1tery a obzalovani z
pfechovavanl falesnych penez
Jeden z Mich, Anthony Bacca,
chycen byl, kdyz v likernlm
obchodu platil falesnym desfti
dolarem. Dale zatceni byli:
Frank Palmisano, 21lety z Fo-
rest ulice, Anthony Norino,
29lety z N. Lakewood avenue
a Anthony Piccirilli, 23lety z
Brendel Court. V bote jedno-
no muze nalezeno bylo SO ia
lesnych dolarG. Vedle toho
nell u sebe spravnych penez
$500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Okradl tyz hostel dvakrate.

Jack Willis, mladJ muz z
Fair Hill sekce u Elkton, Md,
jenz pred nekolika tydny byl
zatcen a uveznen v okresnfm
v6zenf, re vkradl sc do Rock
presbytern1ho kostela a ukra-
dl z toho RUNE predmety,
wat byl nyni znovu pro po-
dobnou kradez v temze koste-
lie nyni. Mezi posledne ukra-
denymi pfedmety wal 81 ma
pamatku vlozku do bible. Do
kostela dostal Sc rozbitfm O.
kna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Krfzkove zapasy " Richmond
Market ArmorY.

Ones, V patek, dine 4. bfezna
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadati Dude
kr1zkove zapasy V Richmond
Market Armory. Ma progra-
mu 1cinkovati budou nasledu.
jfcf zapasnfci:
Jim McMillen zapasiti Dude
S Chief Chewaki v hlavnlm
zapase.
Singh VS.. Demitroff; DR.
Hall VS.. Bruins; Daviscourt VS.
Chief War Eagle; Valdez VS.
Alaquvia.
Vstupne jest 6Oc a $1.2O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Ma 100000 stizeno denne.

Nemocf a nehodami primer
ne znestastneno bylo denne ma
100000 osob We Spojenych
Statech behem zimn1 doby,jak
v 1tery oznamil DIR. Thomas
Parran, generaln1 lekaT Spo-
jenych Statd, jenz Tecnil zde
ma Johns Hopkins lekaTske
skole.
DR.. Parran odhadl, re ma
million d1tek rod1 Sc kazdym
rokem v rodinach, jez odka-
zany jsou ma pomoc anebo ma
il mensi pTijmy neil $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Ubral 81.

V Prince Frederick, Md,
plukovn1k David Lewenberg
vazf 800 liber a proto Sc chce
trochu 'zredukovati'. Jfdeln1
l1stek sveho lunche zmensil ma
2 Id. hovez1ho, tTi libry BRAN
borG, tri ctvrti bochnfku chile
ba a devet vajec. Bude-li pry
potfebf, sniff pocet vajec ma
sest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Proboden.

V dome, v 900 blocku E. Eu-
taw ulice, proboden byl v So
botu jinym cernochem Ger
noch Berthel Johnson. Vra-
hem jeho byl Joseph Laylock.
Neil odveden byl ma policejn1
stanici, wat byl do nemocnice,
kde osetreny byly bodne rany
ma jeho obliceji a tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Zranen konsm.

81 rokG starry August Bohle,
vazne zranen byl, kdyz v pom
deli odvazoyal kone u stale v
Patterson parku. Byl konem
porazen a prejet vozem taze-
nym konem.
Zranenemu z O'Donnell u
lice pTerazena byla kl1cni kost
zlamano .nekolik zeber a po-
tlucen ma Have a tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Zachranen z pfistavu.

Neznamy cernoch vytazen
byl v nedeli z prfstavnfch vod
u pieru, {. 5. ma Pratt ulici.
Vytazen byl volajfcf O pomoc
Johnem Krause a Walterem
Duda z Bank ulice, kteri ma
lezli provaz a hodili jej tonou-
clmu cernochu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Zemrela nevedouc O synovs
sebeVraZde.

Eleanor Aston Dulany, je-
jfz syn Grafton Dulany zastTe-
Ill Sc V patek, zemrela tehoz
dine We SVEN dome, {. 7 West
Preston ulice aniz by byla
zvedela re syn Sc usmrtil.
Stara byla "a rok1 a churavou
byla pres rok. Pohrbena byla
soucasne sc synem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Prvni jarnf den.

V 1tery, v den /. bTezna,
vratil Sc nam prvn1 jarn1 den,
ktery Sc nam ukazal leps1m
nezli posledni den zimnf dolby,
pondel1, kdy mrzli jsme a sot-
va ma nohou sc drzeli pod ma
pory vetrne bouTe.
V zapadnf cast statu silnice
zasypany byly snehovymi "a
veil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Zacalo Sc s prodejem sleto-
Vxch znamek.

w Sc zacaly prodavat prvnf
sletove znamky, vydane u pfi-
lezitosti zimnich sletovych
her, jez pofadany jsou prave
v Tatrach. Znamky jsou bar
Wy cervene a zelene v hodnote
l Kc a SO hal. Plat do konce
letosniho roku,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Predbezne oznamenf.

= Ochotnici Tel. Jed. Sokol
Curtis Bay sehraj1 divadlo ma
zvem "Pan Breburda zanaSi",
V nedeli, 20. bTezna V Sokolov-
ne v Curtis Bay. Zacatek We
3. bod. odpoledne. Pc divadle
volna zabava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
l. p Lancer y Free,

= J.. P. Lancer z Freeze,
Va, usmrcen byl v 1tery v no.
ci automobilem ma Washing
ton Boulevard a Fairview ave-,
Halethorpe. Zaloba podana
prot rfdici automobile, Nor
ris Falgamik.
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Revolver selhal.

Octnuvsi sc pred cernosskym
I'll elem We SVEN dome v els.
So Bertram avenue, Anna
Plack, 47leta, chtela tohoto
stfeliti revolverem manzela
sveho, ale tento selhal. Ger
noch kopl il do zaloudku a u
tekl z domu s prazdnyma ru-
kama.
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MaIy OznamOvatel.
HELPWANTED-FORs ALE-E1C

PRODA Sc dun v nemz jest
9 svetnic, Is plechovych CARA
II, V p6knem mfste, V dobrem
poradku, castecne S poem
KEN, jenz vynasf 500 pr1jmu.
Majetek tento sc naleza Sew
Vych. rob McElderry a Brad
ford st. K doptan1 elsie 624
N. Chester ST.
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Uraduje DO smrti manzelove.

Louise M. O'Malley, matka
dewitt deti, jmenovana byla
klerkem vyboru mestske rady,
nastoupivsi mfsto manzela sve
no, James O'Malley,jenz zem-
rel FL. unora.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10

If Washington police will keep
an ear to the ground and listen
for a B flat clarinet, or a brass
cornet that might be played with
out benefit of a mouthpiece, then
the theft of these musical inStru-
ments from Tech High School
last night might be solved.
School officials reported to po-
lice the two instruments were
taken from the schools music
room during the night and that
the thief left the cornet mouth
piece behind.
Other banditry during the night
included a $50 holdup of a High
ice cream store and a SIT purse
Snatching.
James Brooks, manager of
Highs store in the 1900 block of
New Jersey Ave. N. W., told police
a colored man entered his store
last night and ordered a nickels
worth of ice cream. Brooks said
the man pulled a revolver and de-
manded the $50 in the register.
Victim of the purse snatching
was Miss Elaine Wilkinson, "a, of
1880 Nineteenth st. N. w., a clerk
in the procurement division of the
Treasury Department.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10
Nurse Attacked
In Home in n. Y.

MORICHES, L. l., May 10.-Miss
Hattie Thattle, 60-year-old nurse,
was beaten and criminally at
tackled here by a colored man in
the bungalow of Mrs. Harriet
Hawkins on Montauk Highway, ad-
Joining the Moriches postoffice.
Miss Thattle, who lives on
Barnes Road herr; has been taking
care of Mrs. Hawkins, an aged in
valid, and was sleeping in a room
adjoining that of her patient
when the Negro entered through a
window and beat her with his fists
until she was unconscious. Mrs.
Hawkins, awakened by the nurses
screams, was unable to leave her
bed to summon aid. The assailant
fled from the house without ran
sacking it.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10
Goodwill
Italian ENJOY Asks
Understanding"

BOSTON, May 10 GN.s1.
Confident the goodwill purpose
Of his three-day visit had been
accomplished, Italian Ambassa.
dor Fulvio Suvich and his wife
were enroute to Washington
today, leaving behind a plea for
better understanding of italy.
At a farewell banquet attended
by Governor Charles F. Hurley,
Mayor Maurice J. Tobin and other
high State and city officials, the
envoy of II Duce denounced anti.
fascist propaganda" in American
newspapers and magazines.
Among the souvenirs Suvich
took back with him was a rogues'
gallery picture taken at his in
sistence at police headquarters.
He said he wanted the picture
with an identifying number about
the neck "just like any other
prisoner.
The picture and a set Of his
fingerprints were given the en-.
voy as a keepsake.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10
American Sailor
knitted in France

NICE, France, May 10.-John
Baker, an American sailor from
the destroyer Manly, is in crit
ical condition here after a stab
bling affray, which took place in
a small hotel early this morning.
Baker was unable to give an &C
count of what happened except
that he got into a quarrel with
four strange men he met ashore.
He had been stabbed with a knife
six times.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10
Here's a Chance
For Cash or Trim

Do you want to win a cash
prize? Or take an airplane trip
to New York?
Then watch tomorrow'S edi-
tons of the Washington Times
for complete details of the Air.
plane Race for Progress Contest.
There will be $3.50 in cash
prizes for the winners, and in
addition 20 round-trip tickets to
New York on the big American
AirlineS luxury sky cruisers.
AS a further inducement,
Radio" Joe Kaufman will give
a special prize of $50 worth of
mems furnishings.
So remember, watch the Times
tomorrow for full details.