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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01
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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

Andy being plenty days
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01


Two months they added fourth note in the OF Lee
in tmeW
a regular the 'Fbber
Glen Gray and his Casa Iona orchestra will be heard with
and Allen beginning July Francis x Buhman heard regularly
day: Do the thing think right; doesn't
at least made try, the
rest
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

A room in the home of Colonel
VIM. J. Blake, at Watertown,
Mass, is papered entirely with
World War maps, showing sectors
where Blake saw action.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

When she proved that an auto
mobile accident had turned her
nose blue, Mrs. Anita Woods o.
Los Angeles won a $2,OO1 judy
ment in superior court.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01
NEW STORE FRONT

A beautiful new front has been
placed in the Baker JeweIry store,
East Washington street.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

:. DIG Sign Andy put up adVer-
tiSe Van NuyS California, on a main translation
MIA highway still doesn't light weeks after Andy's
election mayor of Van Mugs :. Nine motion pic
ture players are heard regularly on the National
their brother, Frank, and the Maple City Four
Barbara Luddy, star of the NBC ''First Nighter''
program, bought a new riding habit before leaving
her recent California vacation d. . Tried it on
after her return and found she had lost pounds
Cost her SIS for alterations Lee Gillette. Lee
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

An association to legalize lot
teries points out that BENJAMIN
Franklin sold tickets in drawings
Knowing Ben as we do, we would
naturally expect to find him on
the selling, rather than the buy
ing, end of such a transaction
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

July honeymoon Edward
Arnold takes over Don Ameches spot this during the
Aeche will
NBC leading trying to find time to take sculpture
Les proficient artist but has been too busy with radio this
Radio actors in Chicago
sumped be to
Malcolm smmered until he than twenty old
backface
more than four they had their pictures taken out Of black
until Milton Geiger, author
Attorney at will
Niece period during protege.
George Burns pet for Oracle Allen Google
him Nat and Nat Anthony
known millions of listeners Father Barbour of Zone Mans
1, is bacheor Andy Devne being ribbed plenty these
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01

making a right turn in the midds
of a bridge seems particularly Op
perfume.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01


why are the great still great when
their schemes prove wrong?
There are but three ways to get
money without labor: find it.
steal it, or say Darling, will you
marry me?'
AS it made no mention of mouth
washes, facial creams or lax
atives a local dial twister claims
to have received a radio message
from Mars.
For the first time an old feel
ing has been summed up in words,
by Missouri editor. 'It is
necessary to go to church early
to get back seat"
Corn has been found by Iowa
experimenters to produce a speci-
es of explosive. Future command
ers will remember to warn the
troops to keep their popcorn dry.
In these days when highway
congestion is just about reaching
its peak, the warning against
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-07-01
LISTEN TO THIS
BY TOM FIZDALE

Betty
Caribbean cruise Betty
role Lady, which replaces Tyrone Power
the Husband
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Ostry protest csl. vyslanectvi

Oficialn1 kruhy csl. vlady
prohlasuji, re zpravy italske-
no listu Giornale d'Italia zne-
j1ci tom smyslu, re president
Benes mel navrhnouti zavraz-
denf italskeho premiere Benz
ia Mussoliniho jsou %"jasnou a
cirou smyslenkou."
Ceskoslovenske vyslanectv1
v Rhine dostalo instrukce, ably
okamzite podalo ostry protest
u italske vlady.
Zahranicnf ministr won
Delbos prohlasil We francouz-
ske poslanecke snemovne toto:
"Nedovol1me zaveden1 MIA
dine CHI hegemonie We stTedn1
Europe. Nizadne poukazy ma
racovou pr1slusnost neosprave-
dlnuji vmesovani sc do zalezi-
tost1 ciz1ho statu. Francie ma
smlouvy sc trent cement. A
pokud Sc tyce Ceskoslovenska,
mohu vas ujistiti, re dostoj1me
slovu, bude-li Ceskoslovensko
potTebovati nasi pomoci."
Jinymi slovy, ministr Delbos
jmenem francouzske vlady
prohlasil, re Ceskoslovensko
n~ezHstane bez pomoci a re
Francie pTiskoc1 ma jeho stra-
nu, bude-li napadeno Nemec-
KEN.
V dalslm obsahu sve Teci
Delbos prohlasil, re Francie Sc
nevzdava svych zajm1 We sire
dnf Europe, re Size chce mir,
ale nikoliv mir "a kazdou &C.
nu. Preje 81 odzbrojen1, ale
Dude udrzovat silnou armada
dokud odzbrojenf nebude vse-
obecne. Ministr oznamil take
obsah dopisu, ktery obdrzel cd
anglickeho premiere Neville
Chamberlaina a ktery obsahu-
je ujisteni tesne anglo-fran-
couzske kooperace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Kanadsky zlatokop byl odsou.
zen " CSR.

V loni v kv6tnu prijel ma le-
cent do P1stan 37lety kanad-
sky hjav1T-zlatokop Emanuel
Sewczuk, pochazejfcf z Pol
ska, ktery uz dels1 cas- I'll V
Kanade. Ubytoval sc u 37lete
Jolany Manasove, ktera dlou-
hou dobu lila We spolecne do
macnosti S Bethlehem Fillou.
27. kvetna vratil Sc Fila do
mi v podnapilem stavu, poha-
dial sc S Manasovou a vyhrozo-
val il. Manasova hledala O.
chranu v jizbe u Sewczuka,
ktery pax hadce Fillovi roz-
bill lebku. Fila zranenf pod
lehl.
Porotn1 soud Trencfne Cd
soudil Sewczuka ma Is mesfc1
zalaTe pro smrtelne poskozen1
ma tele a Manasovou pro ucas-
tenstv1 ma tonic zlocinu ma 2
roxy trestnice. Oba sc odvo-
lali, avsak slovensky senat V
l1cen1 zam1tl zmatecn1 st1znost
Manasove a Sewszukovi ma ma
vrh veFejneho zalobce zvysil
trest ma 3 roxy kaznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
risky list O Ceskoslovensku.

risky list Irish Times" pf.
Sc V serii clankG o ceskosloven-
sku toto: "Je malo narod1 ma
svete s vets1m narodnim 1--WE
domenlm nez Cesi. Chcete-li
Sc pfesvedcit O teto skutecno-
sti, mus1te Sc sucastnit nekte-
reho predstaveni v opere Ma
rodnlho divadla v Praze. Ma
slouchat cesk6 opere v "Na-
rodnlm" jest jake byti prfto-
men narodnl demonstrate.
Mnoho lid rekne, re Cesi trpi
komplexem menecennosti, re
jsou 1tocni v narodnich We
czech, tvrdohlav1 a re zachazejf
spatne, Sc svymi mensinami.
Jest jen prirozene, re Cesi jsou
pc dlouhe porobe nachylnf k
listemu sebevedomi a ned1t-
klivosti. Ale dospel ,jsem k
pfesvedcenf, re jsou jednim z
nejinteligentnejsfch narodd v
Europe. | kdyz trpf pTejatym
smyslem pro narodnost, je-
Jich hlavnim cflem je, ably byli
ponechani ma pokoji v jejich
praci pro zachovanf narodnf
svebytnosti. Nemci by NELL je
ste lepsi postaveni, kdyby ne
bylo doslo k utvoTen1 Henlei-
novy strany, spatne pfestroje-
ne odbocky hakenkrajcler1 z
Rise. AT je chovanf jedno-
tlivych Nemc1 k NemcGm ja-
kekoliv mali Sc Nemci pod VIA
dou Prahy daleko lepe, nez by
sc NELL pod vladou Berlfna. V
Ceskoslovensku je svoboda.
Ten, kdo Sc Tadne chova, at
je jeho narodnost jakakoliv,
nemusf Sc cd Cech1 niceho O.
bavati. Cesi nejsou tax mill
jake jine narody, ale zprateli-
tell Sc S mimi, mate v Mich do
breho prftele navzdy. Jsou
tvrdl jake ocel a prave tax ne
zlomiteln1. Jsou citovi, S wy
sokym smyslem pro umen1 a O.
ziveni velku energi1. Tito kid
nj Slovane budujf svnj stat
bez reklamy a bombastu a de-
laj1 dobTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
AlOiSii RysankOVe
Obrovsky pozar " Praze.

Ma zizkove vypukl pozar v
kancelarske budove Spojenych
tovaren spolecnosti prdmyslu
papfroveho a grafickeho Papi-
ografie.
Pokusy, zdolat. pozar hash
cimi pr1stroji v tovarne, meme
ly 1spechu. Nez pfijely haste
ske sbory, rozsiril Sc pozar ma
skladiste lepenky a odtud ma
dalsi tovarn1 objekty, skladis-
tie a budovu, kde sc zpracova-
va papfr.
Hasici, &C vrhali do plane
nj proudly vody z petadvaceti
hadic, musili sc omezit ma To-
kalisovani pozaru a chranit
zejmena kotelnu a skladiste
benzinu, ably zamezili hrozlci
vybuch. i.
Shorelo ma sto vagon6 pap1-
ru a bylo zniceno tricet vel
kych stroll. skoda je skoro
sest milion1 Kc. Je jen z cas-
tt kryta pojistenlm.
Pr zachrannych praclch Sc
tezce zranil prokurista zavodU
Hajek padem sc strechy hori-
CT kolny. PTicina pozaru neby-
la dosud zjistena. Reditel to-
varny a vsichni zamestnanci u
jistujf, re v elektrickem vede-
nj nebyla nikde porucha, ami Y
mem nebylo vadnych mist. By.
10 vsude v zazdenych trub'
kach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04

Ceskoslovenskym konstruk-
ter6m a nasim delnlkGm dosta
va Sc opet mimoradneho sveto-
veho uznan1. Jak sc prave O.
ficialne oznamuje, londynska
india Stores Department.
zadala Skodovym zavod1m do
davku desfti sirokorozchod-
nych lokomotiv pro indicke
drahy s~polecnosti MADRAS
Southern Mahratta Railway
Konkurence, z nfz tax v1tez-
ne skodovy zavody vychazej1,
byla neobycejne silna. Konku-
rovaly tn nejvets1 lokomotivy
sveta, anglicke, americke, fran
couzske a nemecke. Nemecky
prGmysl Sc vsemozne SNAIL,
ably aspon cenove mohl zdola-
ii kvalitn1 konkurenci cesko-
slovenskou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
cesi mali dobre nervy i
armadu.

Prazske cfslo agrarniho de-
nfku "Venkov" prineslo tuto
zpravu: Professor historic Ro-
berts ma universite v Sydney
je autorem knihy o Hitlerovi a
Nemecku, v nemz dlouho po-
byl. Sve dojmy cerpal vetsi-
nou z osobn1ch rozhovorG a
vedoucfmi lidmi Treti rise, v
n1z mel pT1stup do rGznych in
stituc1 strany.
V australskem tisku uverej-
nil nyni Roberts novy clanek,
v nemz p1se velmi sympaticky
O Ceskoslovensku; O jeho O.
brannych opatTen1ch, o do
brych nervech naroda, O csl.
armada a jejfm vyzbrojen1.
Nikdo ovsem presne newt, CO
by Sc stale, kdyby valka ma csl.
hranic1ch vypukla. Mnozi vo-
jenst1 odborn1ci, s kterymi au-
tor mluvil "a sve navstevy v
Nemecku a Jinde, prOhlaSuJl,
re csl. opevnen1 ma severnlch
hranicich jsou nedobytna pro
pozemni armada a re CORN
gova teorie O leteckem teroris-
mu sc nosvedcila. Je-li tomu
tax pax nen1 potreba vzdavati
Sc panice. Cesi jsou odvazni
a vedf dobre, re by bojovali "a
svou existence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
We znemcene obci ceska skola
z bXciho chleva.

We znemcene obci Hluboca-
mech u Vyskova je ceska obec-
ma skola um1stena v domku, v
nemz pred ctyTiceti lety bylo
rakouskymi 1rady zakazano
vyucovat nemecke deti. Re
skoly sc stala pastouska a
chlev pro obecnfho byka. PAX
z nedostatku jinych mfstnostf
v obci byla v domku umfstena
ceska obecna skola. Rodice
ceskych deti marne usilujf o
llepsi umlsten1 skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04

- Anglicky casopis ozna-
mule, re v Rusku byla popra.
vena rakouska zpevacka Ka-
rolina Neherova, ktera 1cinko-
vala v Moskve pfi rGznych
slavnostech a nekolikrate zp1-
vala i v Kremlu pred Stalinem.
Byla obvinena re spionaze a
z trockismu, odsouzena a "a
stfelena.
- Vojenske letadlo, pTinu-
Gene k sestoupen1 nasledkem
poruchy motoru, sr1tilo Sc ma
hospodarska staven1 bl1ze
Saint Gatines,
Francie. Pet armadnlch letcG
pTislo pfi tom O zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Oslavy narozenin p~residenta
Osvoboditele.

Pc cele ceskoslovenske re-
publice budou v nedeli pred
vecer narozenin p%residenta O.
svoboditele konany pod pro-
tektoratorem p%residenta re-
publiky DR.. E.. Benese slav-
nostni sch1ze 5. Masarykova
Dne cs. zahranici. Pr teto pr1-
lezitosti budou konany sbfrky
We prospect fondu pro zahra-
nicn1 krajany. Byla pfi teto
pTflezitosti vydana vzpomin-
kova publikace s 33 obrazky
re zivota presidenta Osvobo-
ditele v obrovskem nakladu
100000 vytiskd. Sbfrky do
pffslusneho fondu pro zahra-
nicnf krajany dosahly 2 a p1l
milionu Kc. Vsichni darci do
tohoto fondu jsou uvedeni We
Zlate knize, kterou uz tvofl
pet svazk1 pc 80 kilogramech.
Vyvrcholenfm 5. Masarykova
Dne cs. zahranici Dude slav-
nostni sch1ze v poslanecke she
movne dine 6. bTezna. Teho2
dine vecer Sc Dude konati velky
projev ma Slovenskem Ostro-
We ma kterem promluyf prima-
tor mesta Prahy DR.. Petr Zen
XII. Pr ukoncen1 jeho projevU
budou zapaleny vatry We vsecI
castech Ceskoslovenske repu.
! bliky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04

Ma letosnfch oslavach jubi-
lea republiky Dude nit velky
pod1l armada. Pro nj zname-
ma rok 1888 rok velkych slav-
nost1, protoze krone jubilea
republiky je tn jeste jubileum
Hanackeho pluku v Olomouci,
spojene s oslavou vitezstvf u
Bachmace a sokolsky slet, ma
kterem sc armada ukaze verej
nosti O zvlastnim vojenskem
dnu. Olomoucky pluk "Hana-
cky" a S MIN mesto Olomouc
pracuje dnes jiz ma podrob-
nostech b~achmacskych oslav a
zejmena pripravuje priv1tan1
generala Janina, jehoz jmeno
pluk nese. S pT1jezdem ge-
nerala Janina, stanovenym ma
cerven, Sc urcite poc1ta. Vo-
jaci cht6j1 pripravit obcan-
stvu pTekvapenf. V ramci rfj-
novych oslav vyrocf republiky
Sc armada pTedstavf obcan-
stvu v plnem lesku. We vsech
mestech, kde jsou posadky,
Dude veTejne vystoupeni VOL
ska, spojene sc slavnostn1 pre-
hlfdkou a slavnostn1m pocho-
dem. V Praze Dude nejvets1
prehl1dka, jaka kdy v hlavnim
meste byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04

Detektivove zatkli 32leteho
byvaleho pekaTskeho delnlka
Stanislava Horaka 2 Niche,
ktery Sc. spolecne sc zatcenym
kasaTem Pozn1ckem pokusil Q
vyloupenf pokladen postovn1-
no 1radu, Praha II v Sokolske
ulici. Policie usvedcuje oba
lupice z mnoha vloupani a
kradez1 v Praze. K peti vlou.
panim sc jiz oba PRIMAL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
v Nemecku Sc uci cesky.

Pro nemecke vojaky v hor-
noslezskem a saskem pohrani-
Ct zahajeny byly "dobrovol-
ne" kursy Destiny, od1vodno-
vane tim, re v pr1st1 valce bu-
dou pry nemect1 vojaci potfe-
bovati, ably Sc dohodli S ces-
kym obyvatelstvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-04
Umirajiciho motorcyklistu do
nesl stroll az domu.

Devetadvacetilety roln1k r.
Bruncl1k z Plane sc vracel do
mi ma MOTORCYCLE. Ma silnici
najel v pine rychlosti ma tele-
grafnf tyc. Pres to, re naraz
byl velmi prudky, nasedl Emo
WI a dojel az domI. Privola-
ny lekar zjistil tezky otTes
mozku, kteremu Bruncl1k Ia
nekolik hodin podlehl.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Early Appointment
OF JUDGES Promised

A number of the more than q
score OF vacant judgeships in the
Federal courts will be filled shortly
through recess appointments, At
torney General Cummings announc-
ed today.
He did not reveal the location of
the courts to which the early ap-
pointees will be sent, but indicated
they would be those in which dock
cts are more congested
There are three local vacancies
two in District Court and one in
the United States Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia.
Receiving reporters for the first
time since the White House an
nouncement of his intention to leave
the cabinet in January, Mr.. Cum
mings, his voice at one time chok-
ing with emotion, reviewed some of
his major achievements as Attorney
General and paid tribute to his
associates and the press.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 1.-THE
Statehouse flag was to fly at half
staff today in final tribute to Amer
ica's Oldest newsboy, w. H. (Snake)
Baker, who sold papers in the capi-
itol lobby for SO years.
Gov. Harry w. Nice, only one of
scores of public officials and legis-
lators known to Snake Baker, said
he would order the unusual courtesy
during Bakers funeral this after
noon.- unless prevented by legal
technicalities.
Baker will be greatly missed dur
ing the Legislature" the Governor
said. Probably no other man in
Maryland had such wide acquaint-
ance among legislators and public
officials. He was an institution
here"
The 75-year-old newsboy had sold
papers and light lunches at the
Statehouse since a serious illness
stopped his schooling at the age
of 6. Snake Baker died Tuesday
night after a brief illness. He had
been actively engaged in hawking
papers up until his final illness.
Because he never had any school,
Evening star., 1938-11-17

Der IS, 1882, pertaining to the fol-
lowing three specified things:
Ca) Any requirement. recon-
mendation, or proposal of the Amer
ican Medical Association that men,
bers Of hospital staffs dncluding
courtesy staf1s) be members of To-
cal component or constituent socie-
ties Of the American Medical Asso-
citation;
"Cb) Any instance where approval
Of hospitals for inferno training by
the American Medical Association
was revoked for any reason relating
to the membership Of the stats (in-
cluding the courtesy staffs) of such
hospitals:
"(c) The investigation by the De-
partment OF Justice of the activities
Of the American Medical Association
and Medical Society of the District
Of Columbia and Of their officers,
employees, and members with relation
to Group Health Association, Inc,
and its ofdcers, employees and staff
doctors"
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Salesman Admits
Perjury in Asking
License to Wed

Claude J. Iceland. 38-year -old
salesman of 1893 Thirty-fifth street
NV, pleaded guilty in Police Court
today to charge Of having perjured
himself when he applied for a mar
riage license and denied previous
marriage.
Sitting in the courtroom as he en-
tered tie plea before Judge Edward
M. Curran was his wife, Mrs. Anne
Elizabeth Iceland, who secured a
warrant against the salesman when
she read in newspapers Saturday
that he had applied for q marriage
license.
Police said Mr.. Iceland was ar
rested by Policeman A. B. Baker in
the home Of the defendants in
tended bride. Mr.. Iceland is the
father of 14-year-old son.
Judge Curran ordered Mr.. Iceland
held for grand jury action under
$1,000 bond. His plea Of guilty
stopped any possible testimony in
Police Court today.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Vom Ruth
Continued From First Page.)

words Of coincidence to Vom Rath's
parents and two brothers. He sat
facing the flood-lighted coffin be-
tween Frau vom Rath and Won Rib
bsntrop He rose later and. stern
faced. stood in salute before the
cofiin.
National anthems closed the cere-
mony IN the hall Afterwards the
cofln was taken on a gun carriage
to the cemetery where short serv-
ice was conducted in the presence
OF members of the Vom Rath fam
lily. Won Ribbentrop and several for
eign ofice oflcials A volley was
fired over the grave by a military
honor company
Thousands lined the streets to
watch the long procession to the
cemetery. Hitler went to the rail-
road station from the hall to take
a train, presumably for Berlin.
Evening star., 1938-11-17

clared he paid came back into the
case as the discrimination of
Mr.. Leese continued.
Attorney Rover led the witness
back over his assertion that Sadur
in his presence added $4,000 to
both the gross income and the ex-
penses of the Warnings in 1885. thus
leaving the taxable income the
same. The Government contends
bribe money is not deductible.
How did Mr. Sadur happen to
write in that flgure?" the defense
attorney demanded.
Mr.. Leese said he and an agent of
the Intelligence Unit were ques-
tioning Sadur regarding his clients
tax schedule and pointed out to the
accountant that the Warnings were
reporting a taxable income OF $6.400
for 1885 and yet Emmitt had said
he paid out $4,000 during the year
for police protection.
"Mr. Sadur said the protection
item had been taken care Of" Mr..
LeeSe testified. But, he said. II
you want to show it here you can
add it to the gross income and
also to the expenses and he picked
up a red pencil and wrote 1t in"
The schedule with the red penciled
insertion is an exhibit.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Publisher Hunts Writers

Scouting for authors with full
length book manuscripts, Harold s.
Latham, vice president and general
editor Of the Macmillan Co., New
York publishers, will interview
Washington writer's next Monday
in the Mayflower Hotel. He is
en- route to New York after q coast
forecast trip in search Of book
material.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Warning Is Issued
On Charity Ratkets

The Washington Better Business
Bureau today issued new warning
to residents to be on the lookout
for charity rackets, some of which
are operating effectively in the Dis
trict and collecting thousands Of
dollars which rightfully belong to
worthwhile local charities.
Emphasizing the Importance OF
donating to recognized charities.
Mrs. Sally ,Muchmore. acting direct
or of the bureau, urged citizens to
investigate thoroughly before re-
spending to telephone and other
types of solicitation by strangers.
Far too many charity receipts
collected through telephone and
door, -to-door solicitation experts
have been eaten up by promotional
costs, Mrs. Muchmore said. Many
thousands of dollars are being COL
lected in the name of unknowns
for the sake of sweet charity, she
declared.
Mrs. Muchmore advised persons
who are asked by telephone solicitors
unknown to them to contribute
funds to this or that organization
to request statement in writing,
telling the names of the officers and
directors of the charity and its most
recent financial statement outlin-
ing exactly what percentage Of
monies collected actually went to
the benefit of charity and what per-
centage went to promotional costs.
Usually, she explained, fake or
CARNATIONS are unwilling or unable
to produce such information. Well
known and reputable Washington
charities are only too willing to sup
ply these facts, she added.
The Better Business BureaN is
ready at all times to supply to the
public all available information on
charity organizations, Mrs. Much
moro said