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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
VDOVA PREPADENA


V Annapolis statnf a NEST
ska policie pocala v nedeli
pronasledovanim dvou cerno-
CHI, ktem zlocinne napadli As
rok1 starou vdovu ma St.John's
koleje kampu.
j. F. Lever udal policii, re
on a zena ia vraceli Sc z hostel
nj schIze v zapadnf casti mes.
ia. Kdyz dosli ma kamp kole-
je, re tiny vyskocili diva cerno-
81 a uderili Levera lahvi. On
utekl ku brance Namofni Aka.
demie, kde zavolal policii a III.
stal tam az policiste pTijeli. o.
bet cernochG, belosska vdova,
zatazena JIM byla do pozadi
kampu a tam jimi znasilnena
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
$4,000 MA KONCERTU We
STADIUM.

V hudebni historic sve Balti-
more v nedeli zaZnamenalo We
liky 1spech, kdy jeden meslc
starry Stadium Symfonicky or
kestr pod Tfzenfm Roberta
Paula JULIA, daval prvni sv1j
koncert u pTftomnosti $4,000
nadsenych posluchacu.
Kondukterem koncertu tutO
nedeli We Stadium Dude DIR. Gu
stav Strube z Baltimore Sym
phony orkestru. Jedn1m z Ct
sci programu Dude Dvorakova
"Noveho Sveta Symfonie."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
PESTE A LAHEV.

Mabel Mccormick, jez Vast
nj obchod v blizkosti Bay
Shore, podala ucet tfem svym
odberatel1m v nedeli odpole-
dine. Pc kratke dobe doslo ku
argument1m. Jeden re zakaz-
nfkd, 26lety Raymond Lee
Branham z Alexandria, Va, O.
brazil Sc proti nj re dcet je pre-
hnany. Ia slovy vyletela z ru-
ky jeho lahev cd sladkeho ma
pole ma jeji hlavu. Obchodni-
&c rychle sc sehnula a lahev
trefila zeG.
Druhy pad. McCormickova
rozehnala Sc pc telefonu. Bran
ham vyskocil a udeTil il do hla-
Wy pestf.
Tfet1 pTlpad. Edward Bau-
meister re sousedstv1, rozhodI
to re neni hezke tax zachazeti
s lady. Branham odpovedel mu
uderenlm do sanice jeho.
Ctvrty pripad. Branham,
jenz V obchode byl S nekolika
z Alexandra, rozehnal Sc ku
dvefim. McCormickova tyto
zamkla. Branham Sc vratil a
vykopl kus z nabytku.
Patty pr1pad. Obchodnice "a
volala policii z Essex. Diva po-
liciste dohnali Branhama a diva
jeho pTately ma Wise avenue u
Dundalk. Policie sebrala je a
zavezla ma policejnf stanici,
kde shledano, re Branham ne
mel l1stek ma r1zeni automobi-
lu a re byl opily prave tax ia
ko $ MIN jedouci.
sesty a konecny prlpad do
hraje Sc ma policejn1 stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Slepice " ~apartmentu.

V Cambridge, Mass, policie
privolana do apartmentn1ho
domu pod zaminkou, re jest
tam nekdo vrazden, zjistila, Re
hlomoz, ktery asi dial k telefon-
nfmu poplachu podnet, pocha-
eel cd IS slepic, drzenych v a.
partmentu, ably zasobily jeho
obyvatele cerstvymi vejci. Pc.
licista James Shea rozhodl, &c
neni spravnym z a%partmentu
delat kurn1k, a narfdil MATTE.
Ii, ably slepice vystehoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
M

Pauline Sewell, 24leta, byla
usmrcena a jejf manzel tezce
zranen We srazce jejich auto
mobilu S jinym pri navratu je-
jich 2 regatty v Oxford.
- Automobil srazil sloup ma
Franklin a Pearl uliclch, pTele-
tel chodnik a vrazil do prazd-
nehQ obchodu. Policif zatcena
byla Tfdicka tohoto, Dora L.
Gillie re Sparrows Point pro
neopatrnou j1zdu.
- Acknowledgment srazka-
mi zraneno bylo v sobotu devet
osob. Tri z Mich tax tezce, re
nastala pochybnost o jejich u
draven1. Pet re zranenych by
10 obet1 jedne melody ma Phi
ladelphia road u Rosedale, kde
des1titonovy truck srazil sc S
malym automobilem. Oba po-
vozy srazene do sebe ~pTevalily
sc pres silnici a spadly do pr1-
kopu vedle teto. V automobi-
lu jeli ctyTf. Oba r1dici pora-
neni byli.
- We srazce automobile ma
Chase Ensor ulic1ch til osoby
zraneny. Devaty zranen byl
ma Belair road a Woodlea ave.
- Automobil Roberta B.
Powell pTejel mad d1tkem rok
a p6l starym ma Oriole avenue,
Colgate. Ditko z1stalo nezra-
memo. Kolektor pojistujicl spo-
lecnosti, Powell, We zprave Q
tonic ma Essex policejn1 stani-
ci licil, re automobil me- stoj1-
CT u cesty. Kdyz pocal S MIN
jeti a ujel nekolik stop, pocitil
slabe zadrhnutf. Zastavil a u
videl ditko, Eugene Williams,
lezici ma ceste. D1tko vlezlo
pod automobil pri hran1 81.
= Jeden byl usmrcen a osm
.jinych osob zraneho v nedel-
Mich nehodach bl1zkosti Bal
timore.
Usmrcen byl James Pindell,
cernoch z Brownsville, kdyz
Sci ma Grain Highway v blizko-
sti Millersville. Usmrcen byl
automobilem Josepha Olinert
z Washingtonu.
Jinych sest zraneno bylo v
nehode u Lansdowne, kdyz diva
automobily tam Sc srazily. Je-
den automobil rdil 22lety Ro-
bert Ruhl z Lansdowne a dru-
ny Raymond Huston z Mui-
kirk.
JIM diva zraneni byli, kdy5
MOTORCYCLE ma nemz jeli, srazil
sc s automobilem ma Columbia
Pike, tri mile jinze cd Ellicott
City. MOTORCYCLE r1dil Martin
Hittel z Franklintown road, je.
muz pTerazena byla hoha. Pc
tlucena byla Marie Robel s min
jedouc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
1.6OO CEKAJfCfCH MA
PRACE WPA.

Asi 1000 nezamestnahych
BaltimoranG cekajf ma zamest-
mani WPA, z nfz propusteno
byl oasi tolik zrfzenc1, ktefi
byli zamestnani ma pracech je-
,jich pc 18 mesicG nebo dele,
NekteT1 prace asociace teto WI
bee budou zruSeny. Mezi dneS-
KEN a 81. srpnem asi $500
Baltimoran1 ztratf zamestnant
sve pridavkem ku 1000, ktef4
jiz propusteni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
BEzNE Oslo MOI 1892
OSUDNE


Dvacet osob bylo zabito a
temef so poraneno pfi nestestf
stihnuvSfm prepychovy vlak
drahy Southern Pacific, ktery
byl ztroskotan, kdyz uj1zdel
pres maly most dvacet mil ma
zapad cd Carlin, Nevada.
Koronerova porota a zelez-
nicn1 1rednfci dospeli k pre-
svedcenf, re tragedie byla III
myslne z~pGsobena. Mezit1m co
zachranna druzina patrala v
troskach vlaku pc dalsich mrt-
vych a ranenych, zelezniGni Wy
setrovatele nasli nesporne d.
kay, re jedna cast kolejf by
la posinuta, cfmz nestesti bylo
zavineno.
Kdyz nestestf Sc udalo, ne
ktef1 z c~estujfc1ch ma pfepy-
chovem vlaku, zbudovanem ma
kladem $4,000, 900, spali. JIM
travili cas- pri rGznych zaba-
vach.
Prvnf kary vlaku ujizdejfci-
no pres nevadskou poust rych-
lost1 asi 60 mil "a hodinu, pre-
jelly onu posinutou kolej a tez
blfzky maly most.
Zavazadlova kara v~ysinula
Sc z kolejl, kdyz narazila ma
totez m1sto a strhla s sebou ka-
ry "a nj jedoucf. Nektere z
techto vrazily do ocelove kon-
strukce mostu, rozbily il a SRI
tily Sc s vyse asi rs stop do re-
ky Humboldt. Most byl asi 60
stop dlouhy.
Asi "a dive hodiny pc nestle
stf vydan byl zeleznicnfmi u
rady prvn1 seznam mrtvych do
te DOLBY ztotoznenych. Jest me-
ri mimi Milton Barta, kuchaT
zamestnahy ma vlaku a Bess
Hawellova, z Oakland, Kali,
jenz by rovnez mohla byt ces-
keno pGvodu (Havelova).
Sest kar vlaku sritilo sc do
feky a nakupilo sc ma sebe ma
prostofe asi ESQ stop dlouhe.
Mezi temito byla kara, kde Sc
prodavaly zakusky, jfdeln1 ka-
Ira, klubovnf kara a tfi spaci
kary. Ctyfi zadnf kary, til
spacf a jedna pohovkova, I'd
staly ma trat1ch a nebyly po-
Skozeny.
Pomoc byla rychle pTivolana
z okoln1ch NEST, Carlin a
Sparks, New, a Ogden, Utah.
Ctyri zvlastn1 vlaky uj1zdely
behem noci ma m1sto hr1zy. Pc
zdeji byl vypraven dals1 pomo-
cny Wax re Soda Springs, CAL,
ma nemz byl E. A.. Mcdonald,
pTedseda Southern Pacific dra-
by. LekaTi a osetrovatelky by
Ii svolani z celeho okol1 ma mi
sto nestestf. Toto lezf v hor-
natych su~choparech a jest do
movem cetnych IndianI kme-
MI Piute a Shoshone.
Wax "City of San Francisco,
byl hejrychlejsfm ma Southern
Pacific draze. Jeho cas- mezi
Chicagem a San franciscan
byl pouze 80 hodin. Byl posta-
ven asi pred dvema roxy Pull
man CO. z Chicago a byl ope-
rowan spolecne Southern Paci-
fic, Union Pacific a Chicago &
Northwestern. Pouz1val trait
vsech techto zeleznic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18


Jack Friedman z Mount
Pleasant Beach ma Stoney
Creek v Anne Arundel okresu
byl zranen do leve ruky kuli z
revolveru a oloupen o $72 ma
Grain Highway u Glenn Bur-
ME. Loupez proved muz, je-
hoz Friedman wal do sveho
automobile, ably mu dial Gift"
V bl1zkosti WashingtOnu.
= Sherman H.. Campbell,
27lety cernoch, byl ztotoznen
jake muz, jenz ukradl truck S
pradlem ma Fallsway. V true
ku bylo 6 pytlG s pradlem. S
truckem cernoch sjel do Jones
Falls.
- 80 obet kradeze vyhrala
mad zlodejem. Napadena Ger
nochem, Marie J. Kunkel, 83
zenska obet kradezf a pokusG
kradezf Baltimore, odpudila
Sc zdarem zlodeje.
Kunkel, jenz bydlf v {. 11O1
N. Calvert ulice, udala policii
v sobotu, re kdyz v patek vecer
sla domG pc Eager ulici v biz
kosti Cathedral ulice pripojil
Sc k nj cernoch a Sci Poole nj.
Zrychlivsi krok poznala, re to-
tez udelal cernoch. Nahle VITA
hi ruku a chytil tobolku jeji
snaze sc tuto vtyrhnouti z jej1
ruky. Napadena Sc nedala. Vsi
silou odepfela jemu pocavsi
kriceti. Cernoch ulekl Sc a H.
tekl do Morton ulicky.
- Diva chyceni byli jdouci
ulici S radio p~rfstroji pod ra-
meny. Oba cernosi zadrzeni
byli pro velkoporotu ma zaruky
pc $1,000. Radio pristroje by
ly majetkem r. C. Taylor spo-
lecnosti, {. 1O1 Light ulice, kde
vyrazenym oknem vzaty byly
asi pGl hodiny pred chycen1m
cernochu, James Pass a George
Henderson.
- Zlodej ukradl Josephu
Mitzell automobil a ma misto
tohoto nechal mu jiny ukrade.
ny automobil.
Mitzell, jenz zije we Stem.
mer's Run, udal v Essex policii
re nechal staff svGj automobil
ma ceste v blfzkosti sveho do.
mu zatim CO sci do pole, ably
tam nalamal nejake kornovt
klasy. Zaslechnuv znamy mt
HAS jeho automobile, bezel /
m1stu, kde no nechal staff. Wy
behnuv z pole, videl, jak jehc
AUTOMOBILE ujfzdi a CHI auto.
mobil stojf ma jeho m1ste. Ten.
to CHI automobil ukraden by.
Gordenu K. Harden z Owings
Mills.
- Kradez klenotu v Gene
$500 hlasena byla v pondeli Sc.
vernf policejni stanici. Klenoty
ukradeny byly Gayle w. Ar.
mold bydl1c1ch De Soto apart.
mentnim dome. Mezi ukrade.
nymi klenoty byl snubn1 pr
stem, hodinky a jine.
= 47leta Blanch c.. Lock.
wood z Virginie okradena byls
o $21 a kllce jejlho automobi
lu ma Bellona avenue u Lake
Station kolem 6. hodiny vecel
v 1tery. Bandita jel jej1n
automobile z mlsta prepadu de
dalky pres mill. Napaden$
prosila zlodeje, ably il nebra
accordion nab1zej1c mu mlstC
tohoto AUTOMOBILE a sve pen1ze
Zlodej vyvolil 81 penfze.
Do automobile jejfho vsko.
Gil kdyz z Charles ulice zahy.
bala ma Bellona avenue. "Ses'
tro", zvolal ma stupatku auto
mobilu, "chci s vami mluviti.'
Otevrev dvere sedl 81 ma pred
nj sedadlo. z AUTOMOBILE pc
varovanf il, ably nevolala, ale
jela zvolna, vyskocil a zmizel
pencil a klici.
- Dvema belosskymi muz
o pIl jedne iodine We ctvrtel
rano pfepaden byl v Clifton
parku automobilista.
"O|
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
zije $ kulf " mozku.

V Chicago 9lete Jean Scha-
fer, stTelene P. Heintzem, KITE
ry stTflel ma veverky, kule IVA
fla v mozku. D1vka Sc nyn1
probrala tax, re NIUE v poste-
Ii Sc posadit, mluvf docela nor
maine a udiven1 lekaTi pravi,
re snad Dude lit S kulf v moz-
ku bez jakychkoliv nesnazl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
cTYRI UTONULI.

V Marylandskych vodach v
nedeli ctyri utonuli. Samuel
Ipsaro, 25lety z Homewood a.
venue utonul v Severna rece.
Hayes McCauley, 27lety z Elk
ton, utonul v Chesapeake v
bliZkosti Oldfield's Point.
Charles B. Ames, 17lety a
Daniel Moss, 18lety z Princess
Anne, utonuli We Wicomico re-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
MlStni ZprdYy.
z ~kraianskych kruhi.

= z Atlantic City jsme do
stall pohlednici cd mladeho
krajana p. Karla F. Sengra,
ktery milou vzpomfnku zasfla
redakci a personalu "Telegra-
flu" a take pfse re denne po-
sloucha mas csl. rozhlas re sta
nice WCBM.
Z Yellowstone Park, Wy
oming, zdravf Baltimorany ro-
dina Hocky. Ma pohledn1m
lfstku vyletnfci pfsi, re je tam
velika zima-34 az 35 stupRG.
Ma Cedar Hill hTbitove
pohTbena byla Is. srpna Fan
ME Kardos, manzelka Louise
Kardos, {. 40 Annapolis Bou-
levard, jez zemrela srdecnim
zachvatem II. srpna We Spring
field State nemOcnici We start
35 rokd. Zesnula narozena by
la v Yugoslavii. Nalezela ku
spolku Ceskych Dam v Curtis
Bay.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben Dude 10. srpna
Frank Prdcha, manzel Marie
Pr1cha, {. 827 N. Bradford u
lice, jenz pc tTflete nemoci
zemrel We start Ga rok1 16. ST.
pna. Povolanfm byl krejc1,
Narozen byl We V~elesic1ch. Do
Ameriky pTijel pred At roxy.
Nalezel ku spolk1m: sv. On
dreje, sv. Vojtecha, Sokol.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
= Prave dosla smutna zpra-
va z Chicago, re p. Jan Straka,
dlouholety predseda Narodni-
no Svazu Ceskych KatolikG do
koncil pout sveho blahodarne-
no zivota We stTedu pc seste no
dine rano. Pohreb tohoto pro
narodni a na~bozensky zivot a.
merickych CechG tax zaslouzi-
leho muze Dude v sobotu rano
o pnl jedenacte. Upflmnou
s~oustrast vzdavame rodine v
Panu zesnuleho jakoz i vsem,
kterym byl v zivote radcem,
spolupracovnikem a vudcem v
boil O svobodu stare vlasti.
Katolici v teto oblasti ztraci
v mem statecneho pracovnlka 8
svedomiteho zastance svych
prav a pTesvedcen1 We verej.
mem zivot6 CechG V Americe.
r. /. P
Tuto nedeli, dine 20. srp.
ma vzhGru do Tabora "Tyrs".
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Lane, kde Katolicky Sokol sc
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Bude tam veselo, dobra "a.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
Spolkovy vsstnik.

Oznamujf timto, re spolek
sv. Vojtecha Dude odbyvat rad
nou mes1cn1 schulz prist1 ne
deli, 20. srpna urcite We 2 no.
diny odpoledne.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, preds.
Josef F. Viktor, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
VEDREM We
SVEN

Frances Howard, 59leta Ger
noska usmrcena byla vedrem
We SVEN prfbytku v 500 blocku
Aisuuith ulice. Nalezena by
la lezfcf mrtva ma podlaze ku-
chyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18

Ma JIM policejnf stanici OBJ
zalovana jest 38leta Rose Irby
z 600 blocku S. Charles ulice,
re uderila hrnkem sousedku,
Grace Caruso a poranila il &C.
10. Hrnek pc sousedce hodila,
kdyz tato pred tim hodila Ska.
tuli ma jejihO psa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
DfTKO UTONULO.

sest rokd stara dlvka, Eunice
Cohen, utonula v Magothy re-
ce kde byla ma vyletu S rodici
svymi. Mrtvolu divky nalezli
diva hosi jedoucf pc rece We
clunu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
STRELIL Sc DO NOHY.

Pr pokusu sestreliti Sc stro-
mt mic 17lety James Hall z
Chesaco Park, trefil kuli svoji
nOhu a ne mic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-18
$15s.41s PRO CURTIS BAY

Ma zlepsenf Curtis Bay ord
nance stanice v Curtis Bay adj
ministracf verejne prace povo-
leno $158.413.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-19
STRAND

Capacley auolenceS ateehunlg
warner bros. oGranG Ihsa.er yeseer-
gay were treated 70 nghtnlag actlon'
tnriinng romance ana eAciung az
venture Wnen sney Wa1messea me
new romantic drama Inc man IA
Inc Iron MASK Wnlcn opened its
Jour oay engagement az tiiat popu-
lar tneater yesIeIoay. -,
WIN LOUIS hayw ". re- anu a., !, Joan tssa
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-19
STATE

Co-starring Gary Cooper, David
Niven and Andrea Leeds, 1.-THE Real
Glory" opened its engagement at
Warner Bros. State theater yeSter-
day and was enthusiastically greeted
by capacity attendance at all per-
formanceS.
Real thrills are in store for those
theatergoers who view this fast
moving suspenseful drama. Cooper
plays the type of outdoor role which
has made him one of the screens
topj-notch stars, portraying a doc
tor who has joined the army and
come to work in the Philippines to
sharpen his experience.
Opposite Cooper, Miss Leeds and
David Niven turn in capital perform
ances, the brulette beauty as visit
ing American, and Niven as one of
Cooper's buddies.
Other first-rate portrayals are
handled by such outstanding players
as Reginald Owen, Broderick Craw-
ford, Kay johnson and Russell Hicks
The film unfolds the story of the
Philippine Scouts, the unsung heroe
swho restored law and order In the
Philippines back in 1906 when the
Moro tribemen went on the rampage
and the native constabulary, led by
American officers, put down the up
rising. 1t is packed with thrill
drama action, color and romance
from the first shot to the final fade
out. 1t was given unusual lavish anc
expensive treatment, so that the pic
ture Throughout is beautifully
mounted, exhibiting brilliant shots
of native tropical village, typi.
cal army post, the wild jungles Of
] the Shlu kingdom where the Moro'
practiced their weird religious rite'
and Fort Mysang where most of thu
shootin gtook place and where thu
picture reaches its smash climax.
Guaranteed to give audience!
plenty of thrills and chills are thu
sequences showing the barbaric rit.
ual o fthe Moros in their jungle re-
treat.
| AS the second big hit of the pro
gram the management presents Den
mis- Morgan, Gloria Dicksan and Free
Stone in the comedy drama "N'
4 Place to Co."
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-19
In The Local Theaters
POLI'S

Opening at the Loew-Pon theater
tomorrow is giant double smash
hit bill presenting two outstanding
productions from the Loew-Poi Oc-
tober harvest of hits!
Heading this gigantic 2 for l pro-
gram is Edward G. Robinson, whose
killer role in gangster pictures
aroused a nation public conscious
ness against the evil. In the new
drama Robinson is sent to prison for
a crime he did not commit, escapes,
sets up a new life under an assumed
name and is later betrayed into the
hands of the law by former ship
mate who had wormed his way into
his confidence. How justice is final
ly meted out in a towering oil we'll
fire forms the climax of one of the
years super-thrillers.
Ruth Hussey, fast climbing to
stardom, play the feminine lead as
Robinson's wife, and other featured
parts are filled by Gene Lockhart,
Bobs Watson and Quinn Williams.
The modern trend In all its swing
glory WILL reach Culcludt1C CA-
max at Loew's Poll when Artie
Shaw makes his cinematic debut
with Lana Turner and Richard Carl
son in Dancing Co-Ed," the Sec
ond picture of this twin feature bill.
Two hundred jitterbugs, PERSONAL
ly selected by Shaw, act as an ami
mated background for Miss Turner
in a dance infested story of college
life as it might be when Holly
wood press agent sends vaudeville
hoofer to a university with the sole
purpose of winning a dance contest
and grabbing lot of publicity for a
picture. When the dancer upsetS the
applicant by falling in love with a
college editor and casts her vote for
higher education, the result Is hilari-
GUS.
In the cast are Ann Rutherford
Lee Bowman, Thurston Hall, Leon
Enrol, Roscoe Harms, June Preissei
and Mary Beth Hughes.
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paign of sabotage and destruction.
Several were convicted and Jailed.
The Black Tom explosion came
on July 80, 1916, and in January,
1917, the Kingsland, N. j. and
Haskell, N. j. blasts. The last three
took a toll of four lives and nearly
$40 ,0OO, 900 in damages.
Ships turned up with incendiary
bombs abroad, spies were put in
munition plants, strikes were. TO-
mented.
Today the 500 locks at the head
of the Great Lakes are already
under military guard. Rumors of
sabotage aboard American battle
ships have been heard, and air
plane factories have tried to tight
en- up on employment of aliens and
untrustworthy people, as well as
planting detectives and guards to
head Off possible sabotage. con-
sidered likely if planes are ship
ped to the allies.
After all the frenzied World Wa
munitions trade as neutral, "whel
we begin the actual mobilization o
material for our participation in tn
World War;" wrote War Secretar
Baker later, there simply were n
American munitions makers" TIL
American munitions industry is nev
since 1917.
Is that inconsistent? Not neces
sarily. What it means is that tn
American factories were buildin
the supplies that would fill the gap
in allied ornaments, not thos
4 which the United States was t
need for itself.
We had to buy obsolete Ross rifle
from Canada and even use Leftover
from the Spanish war. Had the gov
eminent not been able to buy tn
British-owned Enfield factory. bull
in the U. S. after the war begar
we might not even have been abb
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doesn't begin to imagine the amount o.
order to produce smooth finished
the time and effort which has already
Dollar Pot" quiz show which
night at $780, Several weeks three
worked out the rough draft OF the program with the
turned to Of the countys leading
advertising to be polished and rounded out This week the
the State Theatre where the
Of these reheara to make
exist in the procedure Of the The pro-
duction of the Sver Dollar Jack Pot requires the services
other to
engineers production and
All these must be
several seated
in different Of the thater act during the
tremendous job but result both the radio and
lproduced enjoyable half
the air Monday night from
the State.
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Engineer

engineer
ject tonight will be Safeguarding
Our Childrens' Eyes.
Mr.. Zahour is a graduate OF Case
School of Applied Science with a
B. S. in electrical engineering. He
has also had training courses at the
Westinghouse Lamp company and
has done an immense amount of
lecture work with respect to proper
lighting. He has been affiliated with
the G. L. & P. since 1885.
He is a member of the Illuminat-
ing Engineering society and regis
tered professional engineer of the
state of Connecticut.
For tonight's P-T-A meeting the
school teachers will be in their
rooms at 7:30 and parents are urged
to visit them to inspect the work Of
the children. Browns band will also
be heard in several selections during
the evenings program and refresh
mentS will be served.
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LIGHTING EXPERT
TO ADDRESS P y
r. L. Zahour to Speak Be-
fore Bunker Hill Assoc
citation Tonight

Robert L. Zahour, educational
lighting engineer Of the Connecticut
Light and Power Company, will adj
dress the Bunker Hill Parent
Teacher association tonight at its
meeting in the Bunker Hill school.
DR.. Thomas J. Condor, superintend-
ent of schools, was originally sched-
uled to be the speaker, but his re-
cent injury will prevent his attend
ance.
Mr.. Zahour, a former resident OF
Hartford, but well-known in this
city through his many appearances
and demonstrations here before civic
and community bodies, is presently
resident of the Bunker Hill Sec
ton of the city, having moved here
within the past month. His SUBJ