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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
Baptist Women's
District Leaders
Are Designated
Is, Feature of Gathering of
Associational Officers
Held in City

Mrs. o. z. Smith, superinten-
dent of the Carolina Association
of Baptist Women, called the Of
ticers of the association together
at the Calvary Baptist church
Thursday morning, for the purpose
OF discussing the Year Book and
the Jubilee Manual.
A gratifying number of women
representing eight churches re-
Sponded to the call, in spite of the
inclement weather.
The meeting was opened by the
singing of a hymn, followed by
prayer by Mrs. A. B. Bonsteel of
truitland church.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. Marshall of Dana church.
The discussion of the Year Book
was led by Mrs. BonSteel, which
proved to be very interesting and
instructive, followed by an inspir-
ing discussion of the Jubilee Man
ual by Mrs. Broadus E. Wall.
The topic of Personal Service
was ably presented by Mrs. J. F.
Brooks, state personal service
chairman.
A short business session fol-
lowed these discussions, presided
over by the superintendent, the
chief item of business being the
appointing of the following dis
trict leaders and their groups:
Group Leader. Mrs. Mar
shall. of Dana; assistant, Mrs. N.
A. Melton, of Fruitland.
Group 2-Leader, Mrs. L. A.
Gardner, of Dana; assistant, Mrs.
Wade Worley.
Group 3-Leader, Mrs. B. B.
Blythe; assistant, Mrs. Jim Will
liams.
Group 4-Leader, Mrs. J. o.
Bell; assistant, Mrs. D. G. Wilkie.
Group 5-Leader, Mrs. R. H.
Brady; assistant, Mrs. R. L. Saw
age.
Group 6-Leader. Mrs. Broadus
f. Wall; assistant, Mrs. M. K. Sim
clair.
After prayer by Mrs. w. C.
Powell. the meeting adjourned for
lunch.
The afternoon session opened
with a song. followed by prayer
by Mrs. Smith.
The session was devoted to the
teaching of the mission study
book. 1.-The New How and Why"
conducted by the following ladies':
First chapter, Mrs. W. c. Pow
ell; second chapter, Mrs. o. z.
Smith: third chapter, Mrs. M. X.
Sinclair: fourth chapter, Mrs. B.
E. Wall; fifth chapter, Mrs. L. A:
Gardner.
Mrs. Lydie thanked the hostess
church for it's hospitality, which
was graciously responded to by
Mrs. Pace.
The meeting was dismissed with
prayer by Mrs. Wall.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
UPPER MILLS RIVER

UPPER MILLS RIVER, Feb.
1S.-E. E. Smith is grading
ground for a new log bungalow.
A group of young people
liked to the top of Forge noun
tain Sunday evening.
Farmers of this section are glad
to see the spring-like weather.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Barnett daughter, at Noun
tain Sanatarium.
Miss Annie Gillespie spent a
recent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Ed Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Garland and
little Jean spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sitton.
+. Garland of Asheville, called
on friends in this section Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Holden is recover
ing from a recent illness.
Herschel Edmundson of Ashe-
vile, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Edmund
son.
Attendance at Mills River Bap-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
OLD-AGE PENSION
CHECK HOLDER TRIES
TO END OWN LIFE

JACKSON, Miss. Feb. IS. -
(UP).-Amid camp meeting fer
vor, the house yesterday blocked
efforts to leGaliZe liquor in Mis-
sissippi for at least two years.
Members buried Il local option
bill which would allow the coun-
ties to vote wet by a vote OF %
to 35 for indefinite postpone
ment.
All the familiar arguments for
and against lcgalized control
versus prohibition were repeated.
Proponents for liquor cited "wide
open" conditions in the delta,
coastal and river counties, ending
with proof" that prohibition
could not be enforced by citing
Rankin county's notorious gold
coast.
Representative James A. Nor
row, Rankin, said impeachment
petitions were being circulated
against Sheriff T. b. Spann and
urged that the legislature not only
kill the wet option bill but repeal
the one legaliZing beer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
TWO INITIATED BY
FRENCH CLUB AT
FASSIFERN SCHOOL

Miss Edna Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith, and
Miss Martha Meter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy f. Meter of
this city were initiated into the
French club at Fassifern schoo!
Tuesday evening, February Is.
Eligibility for membership was
merited bv academic standing and
successful examinations in CONVEX
sational and literary French given
by Miss Dorothy Bradley, of Bur-
lington, n. c., head of the modern
language department and faculty
adviser Of the club, assisted by
members of the French club.
Misses Smith and Meter and
Miss Lois Braznell, of Miami
Beach, Fla, who was initiated at
the same time, were last evening
introduced to their first monthly
dinner of the French club at which
only French is spoken. Misses
Florence and Ann Pettigrew OF
Cape Haitien, Haiti, arranged the
attractive table appointments
which included miniature envei-
opes bearing uathcntic French
stamps and containing French
menu cards.
Officers Of the French club are:
Miss Annie Wilds, Of this city,
president; Miss LaNerne Hedges,
of Fort Smith, Ark, vice-presl-
dent. Miss Rae Ruckel, of NaIpa-
raiso, Fla, secretary; and Miss
Peggy Cunningham, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, treasurer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
kpHANT HUNT TO
ms SLAMS GREATEST

bycApORE. FEB. Is. lUP)-
| ~ S;o,,,sSa ministry of defense
S ,.ag. q big elephant hunt
H. ,I@r,b or April. 1t will be
|bircrS, ever held in Siam the
e,Ty Of elephants; 10000 peo-
ARE expected to watch the
i and the hunt. which will
three days. Is hoped to pro-
4 SOo live elephants.
g. aim Of the hunt Is to decoy
'EreJS OF wild elephants into
l EraaIs, Tame elephants will
H. 70 lure the wild beasts,
!. government mas appealed to
~, owners to lend their an
4 for this purpose. Already
.ro;nad elephants. with their
kouts. have been promised:
4pme of the elephants Will be
BY the SiameSe army. They
fused to maui heavy guns into
\ Others will De sold for use
H. teak timber industry, or
4 for heavy work in various
&ary encampmentS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. J. K. Livingston, Miss Mil
Iicent Livingston, Bobby, Ann,
and "Toonc" Livingston left to-
day for Il weekend visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel A. FCrtson, Jr.,
at their new home in Macon, Ga,
which has recently been complet-
ed. Little Miss "Toonc" is expect
ed to remain for several weeks.
Mrs. J. l.. Thomas and Mrs. d..
c. Scott. OF Kingstree. S. c., and
little Frances Marion Thomas, of
Sumter. will arrive today to
spend Il few days with the for
mcr'S daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Blair,
and Mr.. Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Singletary,
of Winston Salem, will arrive to-
night for Il visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T.. Singletary in the Maxwell
apartments. They are coming es-
pecially TO see their tiny grand
daughter, Carraleigh Ann.
Mrs. Harry Crowder is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Bostwick,
the latter her mother. in Clear
water, Fla, having been called
there on account of the serious
illness of DR.. BoStwick.
Mrs. John H. Grey, Of Bed
ford, Va, is the guest of Miss
Lula Grey in the Bellevue apart
ments for about two weeks.
Mrs. l.. 4. killian, of Waynes-
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Claude Pace; she was called here
on account of the serious illness
of her uncle. Mr.. Patton Arledge.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
2 DIE TO-DAY
IN GAS CELL

RALEIGH, Feb. IS. (UP)-Ed-
gar Leroy Smoak, Al. Wilmington
carpenter, convicted of poisoning
his 16-year-old daughter to col
lect insurance money was eXecut-
ed today in the states lethal gas
chamber.
Smoak followed Milford Exum,
convicted slayer of a negro, into
the tiny gas chamber.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
EAST SIDE SINGING
is SET FOR SUNDAY

The East Side Singing conVen-
ton will meet at Refuge Baptist
on Sunday afternoon. Feb.
20, at 100 o'clock, James Gillian,
president, announced today.
All singers and music lovers are
invited to attend and all singers
will be given a place on the pro-
gram. A number of visiting quar-
tets are expected to attend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
SSISSIPPl BLOCKS
LOCALIZED LIQUOR

INTER PARK. Fla. Feb. IS.
I.-Harry Fisher, 66, yester-
|stood on the front steps Of
|citv's hall and shot himself
lrse he could not find employ
b he said. In his pocket was
b,ice ina. he would receive 4
|rnmrn, old-agc pension check
th =. Hospital attendants
the mans condition was Seri-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
BY ALEXANDER KAHN
United Press Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD. OUP) - Girls
should change the lighting in the
parlor if their boy friends seem
i'll at ease.
Karl Freund, noted European
cameraman, declares that lighting
should fit the mood of the subject.
A shy, sensitive persons is upset
by glazing lights. He needs softer,
indirect lighting and shadows to
match his mood.
Taking a few examples from
around the Goldwyn-Mayer
lot, Freund said that romantic
scenes in "TeSt Pilot" are being
shot with numerous small spot
lights focused around the set be-
cause Of the lightness and sparkle
Of the action.
But the contrary is true on the
"Madelon" set in love scenes be-
tween Maureen O'Sullivan and
John Beal.
"Beal in this role typifies the
sensitive person and too glazing
lights would upset the mood"
Freund said. "For that reason we
try to use softer lighting and shad-
ows. Some mild lighting, a sort Of
moonlight effect, seems helpful in
their love scenes"
If the subject is sophisticated or
wise-cracging, the Lighting should
be arranged to cover any emery
encv. in the opinion of Joe Rut-
tenberg, cameraman for Robert
Montgomery and Virginia Bruce,
| protect the camera by Lighting
every corner of the set explains
Ruttenberg. Laughter and gags
cause unexpected reactions and
need plenty of lighting to bring
out the mood"
Asked if the same theory would
apply in everyday life. Found de-
clared, "by all means"
"Thc next time you arc in a
room that is dimly lighted, notice
how everyone speaks in q lower
tone. But the minute the lights
become bright, the voices become
louder and more gay" he said.
Over 1000 Americans regis
tpred M hotels in DENMARK in the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
Mrs. J. Frisbee's
Funeral Today

Mrs. Sarah Alma Lee Frisbee,
21, the wife of John Frisbee, died
last night at 8 o'clock at Mountain
Sanitarium.
Funeral services were being held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Mud Greek Baptist church and
burial will follow there.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18

fist Sunday school is on the in
crease. Interesting programs are
being given there from time to
time.
Burt Sitton called at the home
of his brother, Will Sitton, Sun
day.
Howard Sitton spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Sitton.
James Britain and Ann Whit
aker spent Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Giles
pie.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
MISS o'CONNOR FREED

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is.
(UP).-Mary Keenan, O'Connor,
10, today was acquitted Of
charges that she murdered Nancy
Glenn, 5, last Labor day. Mary,
Olympics athlete, was accused of
holding the child's head in a mud
puddle until she drowned.
Peru is fixing prices to stop
profteering during the shortage.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18

Sinet for only one. Their father
found significance in the fact
that they were born on his 18th
wedding anniversary.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
CREAT.GRANDFATHER

JAMESTOWN, Q. lUP) -
~ Laubcrt. %. is Il great
.,ia,her. Mrs. Edward Began,
granddaughter. is the mother
baby son. The maternal
,m0thcr is Mrs. John Baker,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18
Former Austrian
Official Arrested

FRANZ Win
kler, Austri-
an vice-chan-
cellor w h e n
Chancellor En-
colbert D OIL
fuss was aSsaS-
S i n a I e d, has
been arrested
in Berlin. Win
kler, now a
newspaper COR
respondent, is
reported to be
accused of for
eisn exchange
irregularities.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18

KEEP TWINS IN BUREAU
NEW YORK, Feb. Is. (UP).-
The newborn twin daughters of
Tony Muscatelli nestled in a bu-
reau drawer yesterday because
their parents had prepared a bas-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18

Over 1000 Americans regis
tered at hotels in Denmark in the
last year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-18

Unemployment in Germany re-
Gently fell to an all-time low.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Usmrcen padem S okna
nemocnice.

Sedm rokd starry JOSEF J.
Cox re 24OO blocku E. Chase
ulice, hral 81 u okna v Univer-
sitni nemocnici zatfm CO cekal
az ma neho dojde rada ku pro-
hl1dce. Osetrovatelka, Lucia
Irons, zahleds1, jak blfzko u O.
kna 81 hraje, volala jej Cd O.
kna. Hoch poslechl, ale Ia
chvilku vratil sc k oknu. Asi
V Is minutach ma to, kdyz po-
zornost osetTovatelky obrace-
ma byla jinam, S okna spadl a
Zabil Sc.
= Diva roxy Francis de Pin
to, jenz tezce opaTen byl V
bTeznu vaT1c1 vodou V kuchyni
domu Hollins ulice pTi hranl
81, podlehl zranen1 nynf v ne
mocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Do vszeni pro prodej dvou
lahvi piva.

Nicholas Kirschgessner, KITE
ry prodava pivo We velkem v
Norrisville v Hartford okresu.
pocal 81 odsluhovati jednoroc-
nj termfn We vezen1 Hartford
okresu pro pfestupek, re v
drobnem prodal dive lahve pi'
va v poslednfm T1jnu. Ackoliv
svedceno bylo, re pivo We sku-
tecnosti prodala jeho zena v
dobe neprftomnosti jeho.
Kirschgessner usvedcen byl
velkoporotou v Bel-Air v pro
sinci a odsouZen ma rok do We
zeni a ku pokute $1,000.
Odsouzeny Sc odvolal a me-
zitfm zaplatil pokutu. Odvo-
lani jeho uznano neplatnym.
Kirschgessner jiz dvakrate
mel CO ciniti Sc soudem.
Pred 8 roxy ~pokutovan byl
re prodaval pivo bez license g
We vladimir soudu p~okutovar
byl, re vlastnil smes ma delan.
piva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Rusko ~nebezpecim.

re sovetske Rusko jest ne
bezpec1m krestanske Evropy a
miru, V feci sve tvrdil nedeli
Christopher Hollis student1m
St. Mary's seminare.
Anglicky tento spisovatel a
narodohospodar, lfcil "nynejsl
stav Evropy a pokusy anglicke
vlady, ably Sc pTedeslo valce.'
Rekl, re napjetf zavineno
jest nedGverou Francie a Ne
mecka, jednoho ku druhemu,
a dovozoval, re v m1ru udrze-
ny byti mohou ODE tyto zeme
spoluprac1 Italie S Angli1.
Hollis lfcil Nemecko "jako
bezprostTednf nebezpecl" An
gill, ale dodal, re Nemecko ne
nj "skutecnym nepr1telem''
Angle. Problem Angle a E.
vropy, dovozoval, lei We SOVIET
skem Rusku tax dlouho dokud
zeme ia jest proti-kfestan-
skou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
900 demokratek We schGzi.

We Westminster demokra-
tictl kandidati do 1Tadu cover
nerova a jeden do 1Tadu sena-
tora, stall pred spojenymi de-
mokratickymi zenskymi kluby
Do schGze S manzelkami do
stavili Sc kandidati: Gordy,
O'Conor, Sasscer a Tydings.
Mayor Jackson pTisel bez man
zekly. Kazdemu dovoleno by
10 mluviti pc pet minut.
AS 900 Zen, Representatives.
organisovanych demokratic-
kych Zen We statu, naslouchalo
recem.
Vyhodou bylo, re zadn6mu
nepovolena delsf doba ku rec
nen1.
Mayor jackson -rekl, re chce
byti zvolen ina sv1j rekord",
O'Conor chvalil praci statn1ho
systemu nezamestnanosti, KITE
ry pomohl uvesti v cinnost.
Gordy Tekl: "Chcete-Ii miti
dobTe vyhlfzejfcfho muze do
1fadu, pax mne nebudete chit
ii. Ale chcete-li zkuseneho
muze, pax jsem jim ja." Sass
Ger fekl, re neslibuje zazraky,
ale prostou, jednoduchou a
pokrokovou administered.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Pokryvka stolni pills mnoho
pro kozla.

Whoozie, 5lety kozel Betty
Cevin z {. Alt N. Linwood a.
venue, jest patrne prvnfm koz-
lem, ktery zhynul tim, re "a
ludek mu selhal. Podlehl v ne
deli neZazivnosti.
Policista, Charles Cevin re
zapadniho distriktu, koupil
Whoozie den pred Velikonoc-
mimi svatky. Kozel "bydlel''
V garazi a pochutnaval 81 ma
vsem, co Sc dalo, zvlaste pax
chutnalo mu to, CO lezelo ma
zemi. V nedeli Whoozie chy-
til natrzeny rGzek re stoln1 po-
kryvky a neil kdo mu zabra-
nit mohl spolkl jej. A to byl
liehO konec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Pomery " trestnici uznany vel
koporotou bidnXmi.

We zprave sv6 vydane v pom
deli velkoporota odsuzuje ne
zdrave pomery a zastaraly
system v trestnici v Baltimore
meste.
We zprave velkoporota jme-
nuje, re je 271 eel pro dive O.
soby v muzskem oddelenf a
115 dvojitych eel v zenskych
oddelenfch.
Vybor uvad1, re kdyby opra-
va techto zTlzenf pres 80 ro-
XII starych byla nemoznou, a.
by vystavena byla trestnice
nova S pomoci vladn1ch fond6.
Vybor tez kritisuje policej-
nj soudce pro posllanf osob po-
tfebujfc1ch lekarskou pomoc
do vezen1 ma tax zvane
"trumped-up" zaloby. V hlav-
nj budove ~trestnice je 269 eel
pro jedine trestance S toiletou
pro kazdeho a 261 dvojitych
eel bez toilet. Nejvetsl pocet
trestancG v jedinem dni toho-
to roku bylo 800 a to ma den
10. dubna.
Zprava uvadf tez, re dveTe
eel zav1rany a otevfrany jsou
strazcem ma poschod1. Co by
staff Sc mohlo, kdyby ohen Wy
pukl nebo jina katastrofa tam
~nastala, vybor AMI mysleti ne
Ichce. Proto vybor odporucuje
zavedenf noveho zav1racfho a
otev1rac1ho systemu, ma jehoz
zaveden1 jiz velkoporota male
ha pc 10 rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Statni policie varuje pred ne
bezpec1m iizdY.

Vystraha vydana byla de-
p~artmentem statn1 policie, KITE
ry upom1na: IS nastava,jfc1m
teplym pocas1m vice automo-
bilist1 uziva silnic, rychlost
techto Sc zvysuje a my vine,
re elm vets1 rychlost tim re
vetSf nebezpec1."
Die zaznam1 "a osoby u
smrceny byly We % automobi-
lovych nehodach We statu ivy
j1maje Baltimore) V minulem
mes1ci.
Sergeant Brubaker, Teditel
departmental analysuje, re v
dubnovych acknowledged ne
hodach polovina usmrcenych
byli chodci, devet z nichz bylc
pres Is roka start.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
$28.OOO.OOO vynalozeno We
statu WPA.

Administrace progresu pra-
CT (WPA) vynalozila We statu
Marylandu ma prevalent r6z-
nych prac1 Cd r1jna 1885 diva
Get osm milionG dolarG. 375
projektG bylo skonceno a 257
jinych nyn1 provadeno We %
okresech statu a Baltimore.
Cd pocatku prac1 ma progra-
mu tonic zamestnano bylo V
Marylandu tis1ce muzG a zen.
Y dnoru roku 1886 bylo jich
$4,000 V praci. Pocet ten sni-
zovan byl az klesl ma 5000 ma
podzim roku 1887.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Richie byl by mu vzorem.

Herbert R. O'Conor, gene
raln1 navladn1 a kandidat 60
vernerskeho 1radu, rekl Ute
ry We schGzi Concord klubu, re
kdyby zvolen byl do 1radu, re
Administered jeho dana statu
Maryland byla by tehoz druhu
jake byla zesnuleho governera
Alberta c.. Ritchie."
Spolu S MIN m1uvil Howard
Bruce, demokraticky narodni
pTedak a hlavnf radce O'Co-
nora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Sedmnact kandidatI ma statni
tabakove iobv.

Sedmnact osob podrob1 Sc
.tuto sobotu zkouskam ma u
prazdnena dive m1sta We stat
MIN tabakovem skladisti Cd tie
dolby, kdy Charles Fraband
byl propulsion re sluzby a John
E. Harrison resignoval.
Rocni sluzne obnaS1 $1,000.
zadatele must byti z JIM cas-
ii statu.
Traband zbaven byl dfadu
pc udan1, re neschopnym jest
Jake znalec tabaku. Harrison
resignoval kdyz zjisteno, re
|tTfdil tabak, ktery sam Vast.
mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13

jich n~avstivil. Zabava sc skon-
ella o pGl noel nebot dale to
zakon zde mcdowell coz je vel
ka skoda, nebot pc pIl noci Sc
lid nejlepe bav1, MONA vsak
re budoucne udelame zabavu
We State Maryland kde zakony
nejsou tax prfsne.
Celkem byl tento prvni We
rejny spolecensky vec1rek We
lice ~pfatelsky a prfjemny a pr
zaverku odnaseli S sebou ucast
nici do budoucna mile vzpo-
mfnky.
Jmenem Americke Ceskoslo-
venske Ustredny We Washing
tonu, Ia hojnou 1cast pri teto
zabave, pT1znivcGm mfstn1m i
"prespoln1m' srdecne dekuje,
Vybor zabavy.
: Otevreny list k Ceskoslo-
venske veTejnosti v Baltimore.
Krajane: = Nedelnf Balti-
m~ore-American pTinas1 zpra-
WI z Washingtonu, re presi-
dent Roosevelt byl volan DIAL
kovym telefonem, ably rozhodl
haiku sveho kabinetu ohledne
prodeje helia = Hitlerovi.
Zprava udava, re DIR. Hugo
Eckner = osobnl vyslanec Hi
tler6v prijede do Washington
nu 9. kvetna, ably ujednal kou-
pi 100000 krychlovych
stop helia ku plnenf obrov-
skych nemeckych vzducholo-
df. Hitler ktery tolikrat do
kazal re nema a nezna respek-
tn pro zadnou sebe posvatnej-
81 mezinarodn1 smlouvu, ne
m1ze dati zadne zaruky, re
techto hroznych nastrojG ne
Dude pouzito oproti Ceskoslo-
vensku v pT1padu nemeckeho
vpadu, a vzducholode plnene
americkym hoTlavym plynem
helen, budou prseti zhoubu
ma ticha ceska mesta a mestec-
ka, zabfjeti zeny, d1tky, starce,
stafeny a promenf nas1 kras-
nou vlast v poust.
Vyzyvam vas krajane at
iednotlivce nebo sdruzen& We
spolcfch, hlavne nase Spojene
|Spolky Ceskoslovenske v Bal
|timore, ably telegramy a dele
gacemi jste PROFESSIONAL We
Washingtonu a zadali nase
kongresniky a senatory ably
vs1 svojf mocf Sc opTeli proti
tomu, ably helium Hitlerovi
prodano nebylo. Hitler jest
nezodpovedny clovek a nasi
povinnosti jest uciniti vse co
jest V nas1 moci, zabraniti je-
mu v pT1pravach vrazdeni ma
SIGH spolubratTf a nicen1 nas1
krasne vlasti. Ones povinnost
vas VIOLA = st1jte kazdy ma
SVEN m1ste.
Rev. J. M. Vondracek.
= Vhodna pT1lezitost sc ma
skytuje krajanGm kteT1 81 pre-
il z1skat letn1 oblek "a n1zkou
cenu jak v oznamce uvedeno u
p. FIR. Kozla, 921 n. Bradford
ulice mezi 6. a Z. hod. vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Sc zlamanym krkem pTiSel re
Zap. Virginie do Baltimore.

Mlady uhlokop, jenz sci &C.
lou cestu re Zapadnf Virginie
hledaje zde lekarskou pomoc
pTijat byl We stTedu ma jihoza-
padn1 policejnf stanici a opa-
tTen tam lGzkem. Uhlokopem
jest John Paugh, 28lety z
Wellsburg. Sotva mozny CHI
re a zmateny, stezf vessel do
stanice pc ceste, ktera mu wa
la tTi dny z rodneho m1sta do
Baltimore.
Ma stanici udal, re pred ses-
tt m6sfci kirk mt byl zlomen v
uheln1m dolu, v nemz praco-
val S otcem sym. Ma zlomeny
kirk pTipevn6na mu byla pie
chova deska. Tato "a cas- u
voln6na byla. LekaTi tamn1 re-
xii, re pro neho mic jineho uci-
memo byti nemGze. V dobe te
slysel o Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nici a roZhodl Sc hledati zde
Ma ceste jenom ma
kratkou vzdalenost byl svezen
automobilistou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Vlastnil falesne penize.

Frank P. Holich naTcen byl
vladn1 velkoporotou re udal
falesne bankovky v hospodach
ma Washington Boulevard a
Barre ulicich v dubnu.
V jinych pT1padech Clifford
Fleming a Roger B. Kent, uda-
nj jsou z vydanf zfalsovanych
pomocnych checkG v obnosu
$31 v Baltimore IL. bTezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13
Pennsylvansky obyvatel usmr'
til Sc ma York road.

Walter D. Wilhelm z Hano-
yer, Pa, otravil Sc vypary We
SVEN AUTOMOBILE ma York road
v bllzkosti Lutherville.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-13

= Vhodna pTflezitost Sc ma
skytuje krajanGm kter1 81 pre-
il z1skat letn1 oblek "a n1Zkou
cenu jak v oznamce uvedeno u
p. FIR. Kozla, 921 n. Bradford
ulice meZi 6. a z. bod. Vecer.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

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