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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-18

consumed two summers of prepara- tory work, will go into production in the spring.
 The company plans to sluice grav- els of three lake basins where im- pounding ledge rock has formed natural mineral traps. The upper lake basin, which is dry, will be sluiced next summer, Randall said, and the other two basins, water filled, will be drained and sluiced in following seasons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-18
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
e g Q . . c c
 NORTHBOUND

. NORTHBOUND
 Tonga SIS scheduled to arrive at II o'clock tonight.
 Yukon due Tuesday Should have seven days mail.
 e North Coast scheduled to arrive Tuesday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Taku scheduled to sail from Seattle November 21 at g pm. . Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver Novem- Der 21 at p. m. 6 Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle November 24 at g p. m. c SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Alaska scheduled southbound next Monday. LOCAL SAYINGS ( Q Estebeth scheduled to sell every . Wednesday at pm. for Sit- ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday { at T am. for Petersburg. Port Alexander, Rake and Way ( ports . (
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-18

R. H Stevenson, United States Signal Corps officer-in-eharge, has been admitted to St. Ann's Hes pital and is receiving medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-18
AlASkA ESKIM0
 GETS CARETAKER
 JOB IN NEW YORK

Robert Mayokok, Eskimo who went from Cape Prince of Walaas to New York to be part of an exhibit at the Worlds Fair, has been given a winter-long job as caretaker of the Carrier igloo on the fairgrounds during the closed season. according to word from the East.
 With Mayokok are his wife and leaving Washington today to return Juneau southbound last winter.
 The BouA fs.AoKA, Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale; S1.00.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-18

DIR. STEyES, CHIROPODIST, Makes Arch Appliances to measure office, 10 Valentine Bldg. Phone 64a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-18

After reeiving surgical superyis- ion, Ernest Larson was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday afternoon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
FLORISTUV SYN USMRCEN


S r~oztristenou lebkou male
zena byla v nedeli mrtvola At
leteho Josepha J. Cummings,
elena kvetinarske firmy J. j.
Cummings & Sons v loznici sve
no domova,c. COS Winans Way
v Hunting Ridge.
Pc kratkem vyslechu zatce-
ma byla jeho manzelka, 44leta
May Cummings a obzalovana,
re napadla manzela, uderila
jej a zavinila smrt jeho. Oze-
Mill sc pred Is roxy.
Cummingsova Tekla lieute-
nantu ma severozapadnl stani-
ci re pustila sc v zapas S man.
zelem, kdyz tento il chtel uho-
dit kladivem. Pc diva a pIl ro-
ku anebo dele tito diva hada-
vail sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
NEKOPL DO nj, JEN il
UDERIL NOHOU.

Do 1strednf policejnf stani-
ce pfiveden byl Simon Margot
zijic1 v 1000 blocku E.. Balti-
more ulice, ma zalobu, re kopl
do zeny, jak tato ma stanici 81
stezovala. zalovany ohradil Sc
slovy: "Nekopl jsem il. Je-
nom jsem il uderil nohou."
"a to nenf kopnutf?" otaza!
Sc soudce.
mo-" odpovedel zalovany.
ITO je jake baseballu. Roz-
dill je trefenim a chybenim. A
toto bylo chybenim."
"Well", rozhodoval soudce.
"Udelam to trefenim. Zadrzu-
il vas pod zarukou 500 pro
dalsf soud."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY.

Prlstl utery, dine IA. bTezna
poradany budou krizkove "a
pasy V Carlins Park. V hlav-
MIN zapase George Pencheff,
21O Id. zapasiti Dude s Babe
Zaharias, $50 Id.
V nasledujfclch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l poTazku 1cinkuji:
Vic Christy, 225 Id. VS.. Chief
Sunooke, 265 Id.
Manic Singh, 21O lb VS.. Nick
Campofreda, 218 ID.
Maurice La Chappelle, 100
Ilb. VS.. Pat Corrigan, 21O Id.
Jim Christakos, 20 Id. VS..
Angelo Leone, 21O ID.
zeny v prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Minute 1tery hlavni zapas
mezi Jimmy Londos a Golden
Terror prohlasen byl "a neroz-
hodnuty kdyz pc SIS minute
VEN kr1zkovanf zapas tento u
koncen byl. DIE nar1zeni Ma
rylandske athleticke komise
vsecky zapasy ukonceny must
byti v u%stanoveny cas- 1870, at
jiz vysledek jakykoliv.
Chief Sanooke porazil Jima
Wright v 18 minutach.
Manic Singh pouzil Hindu
death lock (chin lock) k Edo
lan1 Angelo Leone.
/ Nick Campofreda porazil Ca
sey Bergera v 27 minutach.
George Pencheff porazil Bad
Boy Joe Browna Is minutach
Sander Szabo zdolal AL
ISparkse v Ia minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
NASTUPCEM PAPEZE PA
XI. PACELLI.
(Pokracovani re stranky ~,

ditor papezske delegace a vra-
til Sc do vlasti az pc dvou le-
tech. Spojene Staty vsak ne
navst1vil. Plus XII. je naopak
V roce 1886 professional Cd jed
noho pobTezi Ike druhemu a po-
uz1val ma ceste skoro vesmes
aeroplanu.
Papez Plus XII. prednesl do
svetoveho rozhlasu svou prvni
rec Ike kTestanskemu svetu,
kterou vybfzel k uchovani mi
ru a konani dobrych skutk1.
Soucasne veslo We znamost, re
urcil cas- sve korunovace ma IL.
t.. m. Je pravidlem zachova-
vanym tradici, re Sc novy pa
PEI vystfiha verejnych PROBE
vi, dokud nen1 korunovan.Nez
prave tax jake jeho predchdd-
&c, zesnuly Plus XII, neboji Sc
ami nova viditelna hlava kato-
licke cfrkve Sc uchylit cd sta
rych zvyklosti, povazuje-li to
"a potfebne a uzitecne. Jeho
rec trvala kratce jen asi a mi
nuty, ale vzbudila velkou po-
zornost, protoze v nj bylo ma
znaceno, re Sc Plus XII. Dude
drzet smernice zachovavane
ZeSnulym papezem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
USMRTIL A
SEBE N

Oba tesaFi, 51lety Alfred
Puhzek a 45lety Eric Leidzen,
nalezeni byli mrtv1 v apart
mentn1m domu We 1900 blocku
E. Pratt ulice v nedeli. Svetni-
ce, V n1z lezeli mrtvf, byla pl-
ma plynovych vyparI.
Puhzek lezel ma l1zku a Leid-
zen ma podlaze kuchyne. V ku-
chyni vsecky horaky ma KAN
mech nezapalene otevreny byly
Noe pred tim oba Sc slime
hadali. Puhzek naT1dil Leid-
zenovi opustiti byt, kdyz tento
byl opilym.Po p1l noci Leidzen
Sc vratil a lehl 81 kdyz pred
tim pohrozil Puhzekovi, re Sc
IS MIN vyrovna". Leidzen u
znan sebevrahem a Puhzek je-
no obetl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
AUTOMOBILY.

V nedeli zemTela druha obet
automobilove melody, jez Sc
odehrala v sobotu. V -nedeli
zemrel 2Olety Melvin Loose,
Glen pobrezni gardy, jenz vra-
eel Sc v sobotu s peti jinymi re
svatby We Washingtonu. Mat
ka nevesty, Gaengova usmrce-
ma byla ma miste, kdyz auto
mobil jejich Sc srazil $ naklad-
MIN vlakem ma Key Highway
u Fort avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
OBzALOVAN ZE ZABITf
PLAVCE.

Archie Poor z Wilmington,
DEL, obzalovany byl re zabiti
Baltimorskeho namornika ma
lodici v zarf r. 1887, postaven
byl tento ctvrtek pred velkopo-
rotu. Usmrcenym byl Barkel-
nv Logan z lodi Columbia. Ia
bit byl kuchynskym nozem.
Poor zatcen byl pred nekoli-
ka dny detektivy We Whining
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
"TELEGRAF", BALTIMORE, MD, MARCH 10. 1889

ucte k velkemu mrtvemu W.
slechnut obecenstvem.
Recn1k zd1raznil vyznam T.
G.. Masaryka nejen co zname-
ma pro mas Csl. narod, ale CO
znamena jeho ideologie pro
cele lidstvo.
Ano byl to nejvetsf demokrat
dejin. Myslfm, re sami ami ne
umlme 81 udelati vlastnf pred
stavu CHM vlastne byl a jest T.
G.. Masaryk pro cele lidstvo.
Jeho ideologie ma vyznam
dnes jen omezeny. Ale dejiny
jednou DAFT celemu lidstvu je-
no ideally, a vynesou jeste vyse
jeho vyznam. TAX veliky a W.
znamny byl a pr tom tax pros
ty a nenarocny.
Pan Jar. r. Cihlar We sve
pfednasce Sc nam zminil O ie-
no cinnosti zde Y Americe a
zd1raznil nam take jak my
zde Velkeho mrtveho 81 nesmfr
ne vaz1me. Omezeny cas- ne
dovolil p. Cihlafi ably nam re-
kl vice o T. G. Masarykovi.
[ ia mann malo m1sta abych
mohl o nasem drahem Tatic-
kovi vice sc rozepsati. Ale a.
lespon neco naplsi CO zcharak-
terisuje jeho velikou inteligen-
ci a pri tom jeho velikou pros
tOtu.
T. G. M. pravf: "Pravda, ne
dovedu rici co a jaka duse lie;
dusevn1 cinnosti pricitam dust
a castecne i telu, mozku, smys-
linn; ale jak ma sebe pdsobf,
to nevlm i ostatne zadny W.
klad, at materialism nebo psy-
chofysicky parallelism, to ne
dovedou ~prijatelne vysvetlit.
A jaky NIUE byt zivot pc smr-
tt = to vim tim meme. re by
chom pc smrti splynuli s neja-
kou bozskou prapodstatou, to.
mu nedovedu VERT: ia chci by.
tt ia i pc smrti. Snad pc smrt;
Sc nam dostane ~plnejsiho a pl.
neho poznan1, take poznan.
Boha; snad, re posmrtny zivot
: je pTiblizovanim Sc Bohu: DO.
= rad a porad biz, bez konce
biz - toz ano, i to je pokra.
| covanf zivota zde, protoze Bill
| je hlavnfm a predn1m predme.
tenn naseho premyslovani, pc
znavanf a usilovanl. Bib a du
Sc, tot dvojproblem naseho my
slen1 i snazen1 - fekl bych
pravy 1kol zivota."
: Masaryk byl vedec a velkI
/ filosof, ale vidfme jeho presto
tn We svete: ga chci byti ia
pc smrti."
;. Krasne je cfsti CO sam rika {
SVEN mlad1. Neni dosti mista
: casu a SLOW, abychom opravdl
vynesli vyznam tax velikeht
( muze jaky byl mas Tatfcel
, Masaryk.
i Krasna byla pTfsaha vernos
tt Baltimorann. Pan Cihlai
prednasel pf1sahu tax DOZEN
ne a s citem, re Shy Sc nan
draly S oc1. Byl to okamzik
' kteremu NELL byti pr1tomn
hlavne tt, ktef1 We sve mike
dust odsuzuji a znesvecujf Vel
keno Mrtveho.
!, Pc prlsaze, ktera byla oprav
du krasna promluvil nekolik.
. prostymi slovy legionar p. Ro
zanek z Curtis Bay. Vyprave
o T. G.. M. jak jezdfval san
bez pr6vodu ma koni, a jak 81
> Sci zahrat knzelky s legionari
kdyz byl ma letn1m byte.
Il Ma konec byla pax provede
ma pietn1 crta k pocte T. c.. M
"a rezie pf. O. MARTINIQUE. o
. soby: Hlasatel, sok. Ant. CT
. hlar; Has stefanik1v, sok
Volta Martinez; Has Nezna
meho voj1na, sok. Jar. Mares
-Sbor padlych cd Zborova, legi
onari a Sokolove. Crta byl;
, provedena krasne a dojemne
vhodnym hudebnim doprovo
! dem PIP. e. Sticky, v. Probst
: a E. Zemana. Oslavy Sc sku
tecne vydarily a byly opravd1
ddstojne.
> V Baltimore jsou skutecni
opravdovl v~lastenci. V cizin
: sc naidOu lepSi vlastenci ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10

II roku stara d1vka chycena
byla v pasu a nebyti JEFF sesA
try, byla by hozena ma zem,
kdyz sla v nedeli ma Gwynn's
Falls Parkway u Auchentoroly
Terrace. Behem dvou minut
policiste, Joseph Lupinek a
Jenkins chytili muze,
jenz byl kdysi chovancem Ma
ryland statnf nemocnice. Chy-
cenym byl 28lety Frank Miz-
rach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
MA 10000 v
PRVNf DEN.

Vice neil 5.400 osob nav
stfvilo mestskou radnici v Ute
ry a zadalo mayora Jacksona,
ably sc prohlasil kandidatem
pro znovuzvolen1. Mayor snad
tax ucinf pred koncem tohoto
tydne. V tyz den mayor, jak
Sc pravi, obdrzel ma 10000
vyzev, ably kandidoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
TISfCOVA r
" USTRICI.

V Baltimore Paul Safchuck
zaplatil ST "a nekolik 1stric a
vydelal 1000 procent. V jed
ne district nalezl PERU, O ktere
klenotnfk prohlasil, re ma ce-
nu pres $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-10
Maly OznamOvatel.
WANTED-FOR SALE-ETc

HLEDA Sc svobodny nebo
bezdetny vdovec, Czech neb Slo-
yak, pro praci ma farme. Musl
rozumeti jak zachazeti S do
bytkem. Byt, zdrava a plat.
K doptanf V Telegram.
Evening star., 1939-04-19

dead two months from today. I see
a gleam being rehearsed in Gale
Sondergaard's eyes that bodies no
good to Paulette.
We're going to take a take"
warns Director Elliott Nugent.
"Goody, goody," cries Bob Hope.
"Hairdresser-my wig" commands
John Beal And Paulette utters
little squeals of delight Save your
acting for the take" says Mr.. Nu-
gent.
Hope tells me he will confine
his European trip to England. Il
still think England is safer than
France-or is it?" He ends on a
note of apprehension -. Young Mr..
Beal is joyful for very strange
reason-his part in the picture is
small! First time I ever knew an
actor to rejoice over that. But he
explains, I'll soon be finished here
then I can go back to my wife in
New York (where she is playing In
Inner CircleD."
I never knew orchestra conduct
ing was such hard physical labor
until I watched Walter Brennan
wave baton on the angels Making
Evening star., 1939-04-19

Music" set. 1t is lucky for Walter
that his band knows its stuff, be-
cause the leader very frankly does
not. Il feel as though I had ar
Thrills" says Brennan. mopping up
the perspiration on his face. "Its
so hard for me to conduct" he con-
tinues. II have no ear for music
can't tell one note from another"
Brennan's 70-odd fiddlers, cellists,
trombone players, ETC., are as young
as they are expert-meet the Cali
fornia Junior very junior SYM
phony Association (the youngest is
a serious little girl of 8, marvel
with violin. And the kids are
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Did They Burn!

Hollywood's first cases of 1899 SUM-
burn are being treated at the studio
hospital at Paramount.
John Hartley. Jackie Coogan,
Peter Hayes, Dick Denning and 9TH
er male members of the cast of Para
mounts million Dollar Legs" are
having their limbs-from the picture
Of the same name-doctored.
The stalwart young juveniles are
playing the roles Of crew members
in the collegiate story and have been
toiling in Olympic Lagoon under the
sun at Long Beach, but when they
returned to the studio all had to be
treated and made up.
Director Nick Grinde managed to
protect his arms, legs and neck, but
only at the cost of submitting to q
zinc oxide decoration on his nose.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-"The Mother" women
look at war, with Nazimova: $3.50
pm.
Ward m n Park-"The Trojan
Women" by the Washington Civic
Theater: $3.50 pm.
Keith's Three Smart Girls
Grow Up" and Deanna Durbin
sings: 1l:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50,
7:35 and 9:45 pm. March of Time:
l, sos, $40, 7:15 and 9:20 pm.
Capitol "Ice Follies of 1885,"
romance on skates, with Joan
Crawford and Jimmy Stewart: II
am, LAS, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1885, 3:20, sos and
$50 pm.
Earle-"Dodge City," Sheriff Enrol
Flynn finds excitement in the old
West: II am, 1:35, Ais. 6:55 and
$40 pm. Stage shows: 1855, 3:35,
6;15 and 8:55 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Island,
John Garfield goes to Jail: II am,
ITO, 3:20, 5:35, 7:45 and 1905 pm.
Columbia 90 Sergeant Madden" +"
Wallace Beery dons a brogue and
joins the force: HAS am, las,
$50, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Palace Midnight" gay love COM
edy: II am, LOS, 3:15, $40, 7:30
and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-Newsa and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 o'clock.
Little-"Pearls of the Crown, u
more of Sacha Guitry fun: II am.
ITO, 4:20, 5:25, 7:3O, 9:35 pm.
Open-Air-"Youth Takes Fling, -
romantic comedy with Andrea Leeds
7:15 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Veteran Back

Pat OMalley, one-time leading
man for Mary Pickford and veteran
star and character actor In motion
pictures, has been signed to an i'm
portant supporting role in Para
mounts Heaven on a Shoestring."
Beginning his motion picture ca
reer in 1911 as an Irish policeman
in picture made In Florida,
OMalley appeared with Mary Pick
ford in 'The Eagles Mate" in 1914.
At the age of 20 he appeared in the
old Kalem production. "The Alien"
His first role on the West Coast was
in 1918, when he made Hearts of
Humanity" for Universal.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
polite, too-they applaud Mr.. Bren-

polite, too-they applaud Mr.. Bren-
nanl
= ~
Jackie Cooper Is studying biology
on the What . Life" set. He
gladly drops his books to tell me he
is earning more money now than
at any previous time in his long
movie career. Paramount pays him
$4,000 a week. For personal appear
ances. he gets 5000 a week. Not
bad for a boy who was told he was
through two years ago (Jackie is
now 16.
Copyright, 1899, BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1939-04-19

sad story OF an Sheilah Graham.
other bargain that was turned
down by Pat and Spencer Tracy.
When the Santa Anita race track
was being built, the two Irish ac-
tors were offered founders shares.
But we said. No, racing in Cali
fornia will never pay!' almost
as much money goes into the Santa
Anita gates as into studio picture
makingD
The Cat and the Canary" {.
Paulette Goddard, Bob Hope and
John Beal chew gum while waiting
to hear the contents of will which
is to leave a fortune to Paulette,
provided she is neither insane nor
Evening star., 1939-04-19

my hrSt picture
IN another STU
dio since I came
to Hollywood
eight years ago.
he tells me
adding, "War-
ners loaned me
in exchange for
the old maid,
Fred MacMur-
ray, and a bale
of cotton. Dye
t h ink p ara
mount got a bar
gain?"
He tells me a
sad story of an
Evening star., 1939-04-19

drown sirup-and terrible).
Pat is on loan from Warmers
Evening star., 1939-04-19

row and Friday. The Aim Is the
one which brought cinema fame,
you remember, to Katharine Hep.
burn. John Barrymore. too, Is i'm.
portant in the cast. /.
Evening star., 1939-04-19

three-dimensional "Popeye" will be
shown at the Earle starting Friday.
:. If you want to find Dave Apollon
after hours, he's at the Troika lis
tening to Luba Malina sing. She
once sang with the Apollon band
and used to stop those shows, too.
-. Today's big event Is the SCREEN
ing of Dark Victory" the picture
that is supposed to win Bette Davis
another academy award as the
years best actress.
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Pat O'Brien 7 urned Down
One Chance at a Fortune
He's Lad Who Ignored Santa Anita
Because Racing Would Never Pay
In California
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

am the hs woman in the world to set foot within
precincts OF the
Pat Brn (who should knowhe life
IN New York; tells in the baoom copied
heaven on Shoestring To
picture taken with Oen the
ninta tim .
Evening star., 1939-04-19
NJ. Guitry's Crazy Notion
Makes a Merry Picture
Pearls of the Crown at Little Theater,
In the Masters Slyest Mood;
Mile. Luchaire Very Good

You've got to be crazy saca Gutr to think picture having
such diverse
Victoria phanderng American
oddly assorted The Guity very
logically his Pearls
Little Theater. If of
Evening star., 1939-04-19
Hepburn Film Back

"A Bill Of Divorcement" is being
revived by Warner Bros Central
Theater at AS Ninth street NV.
for . two-day engagement, tomor-
Evening star., 1939-02-25
National Training
School for Women
Changes Name
Charter Is Amended:
"a Trustees to Have
Charge Of Institution

Plans have been completed and
an amended charter issued for
changing the name of the National
Training School for Women and
Girls, Inc, at Lincoln Heights, D. c.,
to the National Trade and Profess
sional School for Women and Girls.
The amended charter provides
that "a trustees will be in charge
of the corporation. The biracial
board of trustees, it was announced,
will be selected as follows:
Nine nominated by and out of the
membership OF the Woman's Con-
vention Auxiliary to the National
Baptist Convention.
Five nominated by and out of the
membership of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Union of the Southern Bap-
tist Convention.
Three nominated by and out of
the membership of the Woman's
American Baptist Home Mission
Society.
Seven nominated by other agen-
cies selected as provided In the by
laws.
Mamie H. Burroughs, president of
the home, announced that number
OF pledges have been received in ad-
vance of a Nationwide drive to
raise funds for the home. Isaac A.
Thomas is secretary of the home.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Final Plans Mapped
For Police Boys Club
Drive Next Week
Necessity Of Reaching
$4,000 Goal Told
At Workers Luncheon

Workers in the annual drive for
SIS, 900 necessary for the support of
the Metropolitan Police Boys Club
made final plans today for launching
the campaign after luncheon yes
terday at the Cosmos Club.
The drive will begin Monday and
continue through March 49, More
than 100 workers. including team
captains, heard officers of the club
yesterday describe the needs of the
various units of the organization and
outline the campaign program.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown, police su-
perintendent, who founded the club
five years ago, reviewed the history
of the organization and pointed to
the Police Departments interest in
the welfare of Washington boys.
The first duty of police" he said,
"is to prevent crime, and this is
facilitated through wiping out the
problems of youth"
A total of 1854 boys below the age
of II were arrested in 1888, he point
ed out, while only 66 were arrested
in the first 10 months of 1888. This
is evidence that police boys clubs,
working with other youth organiza-
tions of the city, are doing a great
good" he continued. Il am con-
vinced that a boy comes into the
world not as criminal, but owes
any unlawful traits which may crop
up in later years to the surround
ings in which he lives"
Brig. Gen. Albert l.. Cox, general
chairman of the campaign, intro
duced the club president, James E.
Colliflower. who stressed the neces-
sity for full cooperation between
all the workers in making a success
of the drive. The mechanics of the
campaign and the extensive prepa-
rations already made were described
by L. Gordon Leech, club secretary.
Others seated dt the head lunch
con table were Mrs. Kindleberger
Kirby, Mrs. Helen Noodle, DR.. j.
Rozier Biggs, c. B. Dulcan, sr; IN
spector Edward J. Kelly and William
L. King.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Imagination must have had much
to do with the naming of this mush-
room. 1t is harmless. That is one
thing in its favor. If it is per
pexing," then it adds being intrigu-
ing to its charm, and all those
deeply interested in fungi are eager
to learn more and more about these
plants. 1t is soon time for nature
lovers to think about all the en-
chanting spots hurried past late last
autumn.
There are. we are told, six allied
species of Hypholoma. They are
easily distinguished. once you have
learned the key. That is, the men,
bers of this genus have brown
spores and no volva at the base of
the stem. The veil clings like a
fringe and is attached to the mar
gin of the pileus of the younger
mushroom and may have disap-
peared in the older ones. There
is no part remaining as a ring on
Evening star., 1939-02-25

look for these fungi. They are most
plentiful in the early autumn, and
from late summer until the frost
comes along the stumps are beau
tifully decorated with clusters Of
perplexing hypholoma.
The cap is either convex or
almost plane. It's surface is
smooth and of reddish or brown
ish-red shade, which fades to yell
low toward the edges.
The stem is firm. even though it
is hollow, and it is decorated Slight
ly with fine threads 1t is a yell
loWish to rusty-red shade and from
2 to 3 inches long. The older stems
show decided rusty red on the
surface.
Their Colors.
The ring or veil remains attached
to the margin, but there is no ring
on the stem. The gills are close
together, thin, and have a tendency
to become rounded at the stem
end. When young they are a pale
lemon color and are tinged with
purple or green, then fade into a
broWnish hue with age.
The spores are elliptical and a
purpllsh-brown. There are too
many to count and estimates are
uncertain, but the prosperity Of
these fungi indicates there must
be millions of them.
The flesh is white and mild with
a bitter tWang and worthless as
food. There are six allied species.
Three of the most outstanding are
this one. the "PerpleXing," "Uncer-
tain (Which is edible, its name
leading one to think otherwise and
Brick Top" which refers to its
color.
(Copyrisht, l93a)
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Forgery Of Relief Check
Admitted by Man

Forgery of a Government relief
check that he stole from friend
was admitted by a 23-year-old COL
ored man at his arraignment before
United States Commissioner Need
ham c Turnage yesterday.
The defendant, John Wesley Ma
this of the 100 block of Congress
street NE, was said by Secret Serv-
ice agents to have taken the $50
check from the doorstep of a friend S
home, where it had been left by a
letter carrier.