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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13
EXECUTIONER in
new YORK NAMED
Joseph Francell of Cairo,
N. Y, Will Succeed Late
Robert Elliott

Cairo, N. Y, Oct. 13-(UP)-Jo-
seph Francell wore dark glasses to-
day to avoid the gaze of his neigh
bors. They had learned Of his APP
pointment as Flew York execution
err.
Not even his wife had known of
it until she read it in the newspaper
yesterday evening.
Francel refused to discuss his new
job but it was learned that he al
ready had served as substitute ex-
ecutioner at Sing Sing prison. That
was Aug. "a, when Arthur Perry,
Negro, was electrocuted. Robert Ell
lott, official executioner Cor New
York and four other states, was i'll
then at his home in New York,
where he died Tuesday.
Francell is AZ. He formerly was an
electrician and lately has been
working for a home insulating COM
pany here. He has a 17-year-old
daughter in Cornell University and
an 11-year-old son. He served 16
months overseas during the world
war, was gassed and has been un-
dergoing treatments ever since.
The job pays $3.50 an execution.
Appointment is made by Sing Sings
Warden Lewis E. Lawes, subject to
confirmation by the state commits
sion of correction. More than $50
persons had applied for the job in
three days since ElliottS death.
EIIinft Ruried
Elliott, who executed more than
300 persons, was buried in Port
Washington, N. Y. At funeral SER
vices at his home, Rev. Frederick
Reustle, pastor of Van Wyck Con-
gregational church, re1erred to the
65-year -old executioner as "a hui
name, gentle, kindly and friendly
man who would not deliberately in
flict pain on anyone or anything"
Among 40 floral pieces at the
home was one from employees Of
Sing Sing" and another from "em-
ployes of RockvieW Pao peniten-
tiary.'
Elliott had never liked the job. He
said once he was opposed to capital
punishment but that he was doing
the work for society.
Rev. Reustle referred to Elliott
as Bob" and told this anecdote OF
him:
HE was asked to get rid of flies.
When the company returned they
found him at the open door brush
ing out living flies"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13
Protestant Council
ToEntertain Women
Congregational Christian Delegates to Assemble in
New Milford Monday for State Meeting

/ Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for
general business meeting and cleo
ton of officers. Refreshments will
be served.
The second in the series Of book
reviews given by Mr.. Walker at the
regular mid-week meeting will be
held Thursday, october 10 at 8
o'clock in the chapel. The book to be
revised is Country Lawyer" by Bell
amy Partridge.
The Church Aid Department will
meet Wednesday, october Is at 2
o'clock for sewing meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Standing Committee will be held
Thursday evening, October 10 in the
Conference room Immediately fol-
lowing the mid-week meeting.
A full dress rehearsal of the his
torical Pageant 1.-THE Celebration of
the Christian Church" to be pre-
scented Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m.
will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Those who are to wear
costumes are asked to come before
three o'clock in order to be in their
costumes and ready for the rehear-
sal at three o'clock. All members of
the Senior, Junior and intermediate
Choirs are asked to be present also.
At six o'clock a buffet supper will be
served to the entire cast.
The first fall meeting of the Mr..
and Mrs. Club will be held Wednes-
day, october IS in Davenport hall,
at $3.50 p. m. and will be a covered
dish supper.
| Make kangaroos continue to grow
until thew die
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13

Many members from the Second
CONGREGATIONAL church will attend
the fall rally of the Litchfield Dis
tr;ct Council of Congregational
Christian Women of Connecticut in
New Milford next Monday.
The morning session will start at
1920 o'clock with Miss Caroline
Penniman speaking on The Care
and Training of Delinquent Girls
The afternoon session will begin at
2::30 o'clock with Miss Helen Calder
speaking on 'Unshaken Foundations
in China
The Second Congregational Miss
and Mister Club will meet next
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13

to advise every person who suffers
as I did to get some without delay
and see for himself what grand re-
lief it will bring
Give this great Root, Herb, and
Alkaline medicine a chance to help
you, too. 1t is cases like the above
that have made Vendors reputation,
SO don't delay trying it. Wendell is
sold and especially recommended
here by Apothecaries Hall Co., SO
Bank Street. 1t is also sold by Rick
mans Drug Store, N. Main St.,
Bristol; The Spooner Dru Co., Oak
Vile; Naugatuck Drug Co. and Dom
ovan's Phcy., Naugatuck; and Lem
mon Phcy. in Thomast0n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13

Why /. the White House-ths
home Of the president in Wash
ingt0n-white?
When was the White House
built? Which president first &C.
cupied it? How many rooms has
1t? Where are the private living
quarters and the public rooms?
Where are the momentuous con-
ferences held with high officials
Of the government?
How often has the structure
been remodeled? Does it have fire
escapes? Where are the great
state dinners cooked and served?
Where does the president receive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13
CHAPTER III

They regarded Joan quizzically
as she supervised the job of drag
ging her belongings upstairs.
IF you don't mind me asking"
said Kay, "just what do you have
in all those cases?"
Joan registered surprise. "Why,
there isn't much here at all. Had
TO leave lot of stuff at home be-
cause I didn't think they'd be
enough room for everything"
"You mean you had more than
this at Northwestern?" Bonnie
Harris inquired incredulously.
Sure" Joan struggled with a
lock. But there were only two
IN room there"
"Oh!" Kay said significantly.
Joan caught the note. But don't
get me wrong she added hastily.
There ought to be plenty Of room
here"
"Of course Carol cut in. Then,
glancing at her watch, "Just about
have time to unpack before dinner,
JOAN"
"Ill help you," Marianne offered
brightly, and set about unstrap-
ping suitcases.
For more than a half hour Mari
anne "oohed" and "ahhed" at each
thing they hung away or placed
in cramped drawer space.
There were six formal gowns,
when no one else in the house had
more than three tricky sweater
sets and sportswear of every de-
scription :. and Marianne count
ed II pairs of shoes.
Gee" she said breathlessly.
"Where we going to put all this?
The room is bullying at the seams
already"
Joan looked up, her face flushed.
IT give up" she replied mourn
fully. Guess I'll have to ship
some of this junk back home"
There was a sacrilege in Mari
anne's voice. Junk! I wish had
Junk like this"
Carol met Joan at the foot of
the stairs after she had showered
and changed clothes. She ushered
her into the living room for more
insroductionS.
Freshmen were required to live
in university dormitories, but
there were about a dozen girls she
had not yet met.
It wasn't instinct which told
jean she was the center of all
eyes. It was all to apparent.
Suddenly she wished her arrival
hadn't been quite so theatrical.
Not that she had meant it that
way-but as far back as she could
remember, everything she did was
along the lines of the spectacular.
AS graciously as possible she set
about breaking through their re-
serve. Have any trouble with
diets?" she asked Carol.
Carol laughed. ooh, once IL a
while some of the girls start count
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13

them on the wall was an action
picture of Keith Rhodes.
"It's simply awful how that man
plaques U.s." Chesbro sighed.
He squeezed her straw in the
middle, cutting off the flow of
liquid. Then to Joan: "How about
me picking you up in the morning
for sightseeing tour of the cam
pus? Best guide in these parts"
Sounds good to me- she said
"Beter pick me up at the admin
istration building. I've got to pay
my fees. Will 10 be okay?"
TITS a date" he promised, and
waved a goodby salute to them all.
"Our great Mister Rhodes is
wasting little time" Marianne OBJ
served as they walked back to the
house. But if you're smart you'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-13
The Democrats Service Bulletins
THE WHITE HOUSE 147 YEARS AGO

ambassadors and officials of for
eign governments? How many
servants are there? Did you know
its cornerstone was laid 147 years
ago today?
These and hundreds Of interest
ing questions about the official
residence of presidents Of the U
S. are answered in the authori-
tative leafiet on THE WHITE
HOUSE, available from our Serv.
i've Bureau at Washington.
Send the coupon below, and en-
close four cents in coin or post
age stamps for your copy of this
leafiet.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

ARLINGTON. VA-Desirable room in well.
furn. home; reas.; gentleman preferred
4837 North 18th st. Chestnut 1902.
COOL. large room, in lovely private home
in Aurora Hills. BY bus to city. 12 min
utes. Twin beds inner-spring mattr.. large
closet. Breakfast served. Rent for sum-
mer to girls. Call jackson 2022, 81
pm.
ARLINGTON, VA-Single room for young
lady: private home: meals optional. sun
days or ewes. after pm. Chest. 229S.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
The CLARENDON -"
$500 COLORADO AVE. NV
1916 r ST N w

oNE. ROOM DRESSING ROOM. DIN
ING ING ALSONE, KITCHEN BATH SHOW
IR1C1TY AND GAS INCLUDED
ROOF GARDEN.
RENT $1,000.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

1703-13- 3-37-4O K ST NV
Now is the best time of the year to
SELECT your new living quarters; good
with private bath. n'a now avatlable: dse ms food
service. atmosphere and location unex-
Evening star., 1939-07-08
GEORGETOWN.
1853 18th NV, COR. r.

800 Que st. n.w.-Garden home, large
double room with bath and screened-in
sleeping porch; excellent meals Michigan
Evening star., 1939-07-08
DAVENPORT TERRACE,

1900 CONNECTICUT AVE
Two exposures; safe for children; spa
clous playgrounds; school nearby.
u rms, kit. and bath $40.
rms, kit. and bath; $50 so to $3.50.
rms, kit. and bath; Sos
Resident Manager Emerson 1912
Evening star., 1939-07-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-FURN1sHED APARTMENT OR
small house. month of July, 4 rooms for
elderly couple. LOUDEN, 2416 No. Capitol
dry facilities: reas.: for women boy 10;
good NV section: have linens and Kit
utensils. Box 163-K, Star
WANTED, TWO 4-FAMILY FLATS. WILL,
kee. Randolph 1853
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist 1411
Evening star., 1939-07-08

4, Single, double rooms, private bath: dis
t1nctlve: Immediately clean, beaut furn,;
wonderful meals: widely varied menu.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
THE CRESTHIIIA
The MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
National S0SD
TAKOMA PARK Mn
$500 CONN. AVE.

3 rms. porch. SOS mo. wo 5@4s 10.
MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE
New. modern 4-famiiy building excep-
tionaly large rooms rooms fully
equipped kitchen, tiled bath. shower.
screened porch; $40. Apt. l. 562 New
combe st Sc CONGRESS Heights.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
Evening star., 1939-07-08

TI4 DECATUR ST. NV people. large
cool, front room, newly reflnished. Reason
, ble No ofber hOardPrS y"
Evening star., 1939-07-08

WOODRIDGE GARDENS--Cool front room'
2 windows south and east exposures
shower bath; quiet residential nelghoor-
hood; near 2 bus lines; good vholesome
food; . girls preferred. 1912 Shepherd 81.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautiful double
room in quiet. dgnified house 2ul3
Evening star., 1939-07-08

1888 X ST. NV, opposite Franklin Park
Desirable double single rooms; southern
cooking: So so month and up 81
Evening star., 1939-07-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
1892 2lst St. NV
rooms. kitchen. bath. reception hall;
refg. furnished. $50; or unfurnished at $50.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV Dist 3346.
EARL APARTMENTS,
115 st. Sc
Newly decorated nicely furnished:
rooms. bedrooms: only $50: elec. refg
Also rooms; convenient to churches,
stores. TRANSFORMATION, Apply Ant 8, east
SEE THESE APIS.
g., Ready to move in. Beautiful corner,
2 very large rooms, kitchenette bath, Stj5:
a.. rms, kit. bath. S55 80 These apts
will aceommodate 3 or adults Monthly
ease. Can be paid semi-monthly: built-in
iu[n1ture which has never been Installed
before; One Of the best locations in the
CITY between Taft and the new Calvert
St Bridges: 24l0 Goth ST. NV Res. mgr.
$75.
Completely furnished: 5 large rooms %
oedroomsl. kit. bath porch with 3 expo
sures; best residential section: convenient to
stores transportation, theater: adults only
194Oe blItmore st. NV. Call Adams 94g3
1910 PERRY ST. NE.
S65 on 3 ROOMS, KIT, DIN, BATH.
Cool corner. 2-bedroom apart
ment. overlooking trees and
lawn; large corner dinette: free
refg.: completely furnished MRS
SMITH res. mgr, Dupont o4Ho
Evening star., 1939-07-08
BELMONT GARDENS.

1922 ! sth ST. vs. HOUSES: SINGLES.
DOUBLES, SUITES; ER-SPR1NG MAT
oNTH EGNSSEs i,p RATES WITH MEAS SO
CHANGE. DUPONT 5355
Evening star., 1939-07-08

1879 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-Attract;,
Srieht room for young lady; conV. to 1fth
st cars and buses Georgia 1892.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
Wesley Hall and Annexes.

14O1 18th nw.-Large. airy rooms
newly decorated; private baths and phones
Selective menus. Switchboard and laun-
dry service. Recreation rooms Parking
Evening star., 1939-07-08
CLUB MERIDIAN.

2620 18th ST. NV.
delightful home residence in the en-
bassy section; high cool location for sum
mer with garden and trees; EXCEPTIONAL lily
large desirable room available: hotel sery.
ice; excellent meals. o.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

11O1 18th ST. NV, Apt. 201-Nicely
furnished room. shower bath; home cook
Son-So9 SO-S36
Evening star., 1939-07-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

170s RHODE ISLAND AVE. N;W.-De-
sirable rooms, excellent food. double 94o'
single S45 Met 549o
Evening star., 1939-07-08

14ll KENNEDY ST N.W.-Nicely fur
nlshed front room. semi-private bath; eX-
cellent home cooking; private detacheo
Evening star., 1939-07-08

pOWNTOWN-Nicely furnished single.
double rooms excellent meals. summer
rates 1925 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-08
KENYON TERRACE
Calvert House and Annex

1901 KENYON ST NV.
Rock Creek location Meals you will
enjoy. Plenty of baths. Reasonable rates
Evening star., 1939-07-08

4s0O 18th ST W-Detached corner:
two lst-f rooms suitable elderly persons.
Also cnd-f front semi-private bath; We
~.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

1444 BELMONT ST. N,W-Young man
Twin heds: $40 30 each home cooking.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

ATTRACTIVE NEWLY FURNISHED p
room apt. Reasonable See resident mgr,
Schenley Apis, No. 10S, 212l H St NV
SILVER SPRING-SUBLET = ROOMS. d.
nette. kitchen, bath and porch Call Shep.
624l-J. or Shep 1894 evenings
Evening star., 1939-07-08

1925 10th ST. N.W.-SINGLES. DOUBLES.
SOME WITH IAVATORIES.
Evening star., 1939-07-08

GHTWOOD-DUPLEX APT, AUGUST
| to Dec. Living room. bedrooms. large
Kit. back porch. yard: S55 mo. Rand 43l6
NICELY FURNISHED BED-LIVINC ROOM
porch, kitchen and bath, elec. range and
refg;' elec; and heat furn. Transp if de-
sired 80 Ave G. District Heights. Nd
Evening star., 1939-07-08

'HEAIED.l
245l 18th st. NV r. k and b S35 90
lll2 ST nw.-3 rooms k and b. 40 90
21u 10th st. sw-4 rms, k. and b. 1850
~ 18th st. NV, No. 1-2 rms k.
CuNHEATED.D ''''
s03 5th st. n.w.-2nd A., 3 rms, b. $50 so
III 18th ne, No. 2-3 rms. k and
b, pch. $3.50
sos Otis pl. NV, No. 2-3 rms. k.
and b, pch. SO so
1900 4th s.w.4 rms. k and b. 80. 90
4@s 1th St. s.W.-3 rms. X. and b. 25 90
FLOYD E DAVIS CO
133 10th ST. NV. Natl o352
Evening star., 1939-07-08

PLENTY TO EAT-Homemade pastries;
lunches packed if desired; IS week. 1873
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Benes do Chicago.

Expresident ceskoslovenske
republiky odjfzdf re South
hampton v Anglii do Spoj. Sta
tn. Jest ocekavan V Chicago
Is. 1nora. 20. 1nora ujme Sc
svych povinnostf jake navste-
vujfcf professor ma Chicagske
universite.
Benes Dude pc deset tydnd
konati prednasky a Dude ffdit
seminar pro pokrocile suddenly
v politicko-vedeckem depart
mentu. Hutchins pravf, re pro
tyto pfednasky nebylo jeste u
staveno pTesne datum. Pricha-
II do Chicago jake professor
placeny z Walgreenova fondu
pro studujfcf americke institu-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Nsmecko 81 zjistilo znacku
"Znolemska okurka."

Teprve pc okupaci JIM Mo-
ravy vid1, jaky zvuk m6ly zno-
jemske okurky v zahranici, ne
bot Nemecko zvlastnim mari
zen1m vydalo ochranu ma po-
jmenovanf "Znojemska okur-
ka" a tim dalo ma jevo, re no
ola v teto plodinove vyrobe po-
kracovati. Ponevadz i csl. no.
spodarske kruhy pracujf jiz ma
vybudovanf dalsfho p6stenf il
homoravskych okurek!nakla-
dacek, ktere v zadnem kraji re
publiky nemaj1 tn jakost jake
okurky re znojemskeho kraje,
pomyslejf i jihomoravstf now
okurkari ma novy nazev. ktery
b yvystihl jakost i kraj a ktery
by znamenal tolik jake drive
okurky znojemske. Je doka-
zano o%dborn1ky, re okurky re
znojemskeho kraje obsahujl
pouze 1891 proc. vody, kdez-
to okurky z kraft jinych 95-97
proc. vodnatelnosti. Take CO
do velikosti nelze nikde vypes-
tovat tax malicke okurky jake
ma Znojemsku a to prave je w
hoda pr konservovanf a nakla.
DAM. Kraje zachovane Cesko.
Slovensku mali, jak jsme ji5
psali, tytez podmfnky pro pes.
tent okurek, jake zabrane Il.
zeml a tud1z tonic smeru ne.
poc1t1 JIM Morava zadnou We
kou hospodaTskou ztratu. No
w nazev Dude odpovfdat vsen
pozadavkGm, take JIM Mo
rava Dude NIT op6t svou okur
kOvou raritu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

Loni 2. cervence jel tovacov-
sky kaplan P. Frant. Quis neco
obstaravat do Olomouce. Byl
motorcyklistou a jezdil ma stro-
il uz delsi dobu. Pred jfzdou
Sc zalozil O neco Sc svym pred
stavenym,z re Sc vrat1 jeste pred
polednem. Chtel tuto sazku
vyhrat stGj co stGj a proto Sc
pfi navratu SNAIL dosahnout
nejvetsf rychlosti. Pridaval
stale plynu a nev6noval j1zde
dost pozornosti. Ma kTizovat-
ce silnic u Dubu nm. najel pax
v ohromne rychlosti ma motor
cyklistu rolnika F. Mracka z
Kelcic, ktery veil ma tandemu
sveho bratra Antonfna. Ma
sledky srazky byly hrozn6. Vsi
chni til Sc octli ma silnici, ale
P. Quis byl vymrsten do vysky
a dopadl hlavou ma silnici a
rozbil 81 il. Byl odvezen do O.
lomoucke nemocnice, ale tam
brzy skonal. Odpikal 81 pfis-
ny trest "a svou vinu. Ale ia
Ike rolnfk Mracek Sc musel do
stavit pred soud a Sc obhajit z
obzaloby pro neopatrnou jfzdu
S tragickymi nasledky. Pr jed
mani pred samosoudcem, toto
dopadlo dobTe. Soud uznal, re
vinu nesl pfedevsfm ~nestastny
knee a rolnfka osvobodil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Oddana 5 jinou zenou.

V Petoskey, Mich, stala sc
znamou podivna historka O jis-
te zene, ktera ably stala Sc mu-
zem, podstoupila operaci pro
zmenu pohlavf a dala sc odda-
tt s matkou, jez nebyla prov
dana.
Je to Fern Kuhns, AZ leta sta
ra. Je silna jake muz, sest
stop vysoka a vazf 24O liber.
Oznamila sym pratelGm, re
podrobila Sc operaci pro zme-
nu pohlavf. Ably to dokazala,
zmenila 81 jmeno ma John Yer.
non Pierce a uzavrela dohodu
s neprovdanou matkou Lucy
Veronica Tedesco, 27 let sta
rou, ably opatrila domov pro nj
a jej1 decko.
Historka vysla ma svetlo,
kdyz mlada dlvka rekla sve
sestre, ktera bydlf v Detroit, re
jiz dele nemGze snaseti tyrani
"sveho manzela". Ma to Pierce
byl zatcen pro tyranf sve zeny
Nynl hledf vstrfc kTive prisaze.
protoze ucinil falesna udani,
kdyz 81 vyzdvihoval povoleni k
snatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Zatcen.

William McGuffie, 40 let sta
~, ktery pravf, re je byvalym
bankerem, byl zatcen V Coun-
Gil Bluffs, zatfm CO policie a fe-
deralni AGENT snazili Sc zjisti-
ii, IDA je mistrnym podvodni-
KEN nebo vyprav1 pohadky.
Policejnf nacelnfk Banks rekl,
re ~zatceny mu rekl, re zprone-
veTil nejmene $4,000 z bank
We Spojenych Statech v dobe
peti let. Byl zatcen ma zadost
Serbia v Frantsburg, Wis, We
spojenf Sc zproneverou $3.50.
Banks pravi dale, re zatceny
mu fekl, re odpykal 81 trest We
zenf Ohiu, Alabama a Lea
venworthu a re dopustil sc
mnoha podvod1 ma bankach.
Pravil, re bydli v Georgia, ale
odeprel r1ci, kde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

Clevelandstf STUDENT ma kon
ci letosniho skolnlho roku ne
pojedou do Nemecka, jak oby-
cejne Sc delo, ably tam nabyli
dalslho vzdelan1. Mfsto toho
pojedou do Norska, svedska a
Mexika, budou-li vsem usku-
tecneny plany, ma nichz sc pra-
We pracuje.
Vymena americkych SUDDEN
til S Nemeckem byla zastavena
nasledkem nejisteho diploma
tickeho stavu mezi obema re
memi a zajem byl obracen k
zemim Scandinavian. Pla-
nuje Sc, ably vetsina studentG
a studentek ztravila nekolik
tydn1 We Stokholmu We Sved-
sku a v Oslu v Norsku. Vyjed-
navani S Mexikem neni jeste
skonceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Obecni starOsta re zabrane
Hojsovy Straze Dude jests
u mas souzen.

V Hojsove Strait ma sumave
vladl obci pr1slusnik Henleino-
Wy strany Michal Ernst, ktery
byl soucasne pokladnikem tam
nj Raifeisenky. Ma jare bylo
zjisteno, re v pokladn1ch kni-
bach, sverenych Ernstovi, jsou
nejake nepofadky, a tn zavla-
dl mezi drobnymi mfstnfmi
stfadaly, vesm6s take prfslusni
ky Henleinovy strany, poplach
Ernst, MAZE necist6 svedomf,
necekal a ma rychlo ujel do ne
znama. Bylo proto v kvetnu
zavolana revise z Prahy, a ia
pres to, re pan pokladnlk emf
groval z rodneho mesta i sc "a
vaznymi pokladnimi doklady,
~zjistila, re zproneveTil $50 IT,
sic Kc.
Ma Ernsta byl vydan zaty-
kac a ten Sc dobrovolne vratil.
Primal, re sve spoluobcany a
straniky O $50 tisfc X skutec-
ne pfipravil. Strana SdP pone-
vadz vinnik i postfzen1 byli je-
JIM cleny, sama Sc nabfdla, re
castku Zaplat1. V revisi bylo
vsak pokracovano a zjisteno,
re konecna castka zpronevery
cinl celych 700 tisfc Kc, a tn
jiz politicka strana hradu nena
bldla. Ernst byl zatcen a We
do Sc dlouhe a podrobne vyse-
trovan1 jez Dude nynf skonce-
no soudnfm l1cenfm u klatov-
skeho soudu, kde sc Dude Ernst
"a sve ciny zodpov1dati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Ably n~ezrnrzli.

Lapac zveTe S 12letym sy-
mem octli sc v roll trosecn1kG
pTi temperature 20 stupnG pod
nulou a vzdor tomu preckali
tax dive noel. Unikli zmrznuti
tim, re twill ohynek priklada-
MIN kouskG vnitTnfho zaT1zeni
sveho auta
Lapacem je Sam Potter z
Monte Vista, ktery Sc sym sy-
mem Cecilem byl zachranen. O
ba byli We SVEN autu zavati
sn6hem blize San Luis Lakes,
asi 20 mil severozapadne cd
Monte Vista v Koloradu.
Potter jel Sc svymi pr1stroji
ma lapanf zvere v starem autu,
kdyz Sc nahle prihnala vanice,
V kter6 1pln6 Twill. Kdyz
pfisla noe, Potter kousek pc
kousku urezaval z calounicke-
no vybaven1 vnitrku auta a pTi-
kladal ma maly ohen, mad nlmz
Sc pax Sc Syu0m cnOulll1, aDy
nezmrzli. Konecne ohynek Ii
viii i kusy sveho odevu.
Kdyz Sc rozednilo. Pottero-
vi Sc podarilo auto spustiti.
Neujel vsak v zavejfch daleko,
kdyz mu dosel gasolin. Be-
potravy byli pax nuceni ztra-
viii druhou noe V autu mad po-
dobnym malickym ohynkem.
Potter pravil, re uz Sc pTi-
pravoval vydati sc pesky pc O.
pustene ceste k vyhledani po-
moci, kdyz spatril bl1ziti Sc tTi
trucky. Jeden z truck1, ktery
r1dil Murray Trump z parko-
van1 sluzby, dovlekl Potterovo
auto do Mosca, Colo.
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"Toto prohlasenf," pravf Sc
v americke note, "musf Sc brati
We svetle skutecne praktiky ne
mecke vlady, jejfz vysledek je
velice dobfe znam z diskrimi-
nacf vdci americkym vefite-
l1m."
- Zpravy O pomerech v
krajfch, poskozenych zametre-
senfm v Chile primely Norma
ma IL. Davise, predsedu Cerve-
neho kffze, ably naridil 300
odbockam We Spojenych Sta
tech, ably prijfmaly Diary pro
obeti teto katastrofy. Tato or
ganisace jiz vydala $4,000 ma
pomoc postfzenym. z toho by
la polovina poslana V penezfch
polovina jake leky a jine nut
ne potreby.
Pocet mrtvych v Chile pr
nedavnem zemetreseni je nyni
odhadovan ma 10000. NejhI-
re bylo postizeno mesto Chill
Ian, kde naslo v troskach smrt
kolem $4,000 osob. Mesto ma
to bylo dokonale zniceno zhou-
bnym pozarem.
B1da obyvatelstva bez pri-
stfesf jest jeste stale hrozna
ackoli sc vlada vsemozne vyna.
snazuje il zmirniti. K pomoc.
ne akci Sc prihlasily take sou.
sedn1 jihoamericke republiky
V oblastech postizenych re.
metresen1m bylo vyhlasenc
stanne pravo a podle doslycf
zprav bylo osm muzn zastrele.
no pro koristnictvf We shore.
nych domech.