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Evening star., 1939-04-24
Women's 'sC|ubs Fight
Training School Site
Outside District
Request Appropriation
For House Of Detention
Building in 1910

Action opposing the purchase Of
land for and erection of a new Ma
tional Training School for Girls of
the District outside of the District
of Columbia was taken by the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs
at meeting today at the Roosevelt
Hotel.
The federation also adopted a
resolution requesting that the Dis
trict appropriations for 1910 include
funds for the purchase of site
and for plans and specifications for
suitable building for the Women's
Police Bureau and the House Of
Detention.
In a series of recommendations by
the Department of LEGISLATION, the
Federation voted that the club make
a study of legislation introduced by
Representative Sheppard into opera
ton a system of municipality owned
liquor dispensaries.
Oppose Liquor Advertising.
In another resolution the Fedora
ton Endorsed legislation which would
prohibit the advertising of alcoholic
beverages by radio.
The Nicely bill to abolish compul-
sorry block booking and blind selling
of motion pictures was indorsed and
the club went on record against the
bill introduced by Representative
Schultz which would provide for a
high license fee for stores in a
chain organization. The organiza-
ton already is on record opposing
the Patman bill.
Urges $4,000 Appropriation.
An appeal that members urge the
appropriation of 100000 for plans
starting a new teachers college
was made by Mrs. Arthur C. Wat
kins. chairman of the Department
of Education, who suggested that
letters be sent to members Of the
District Appropriations Committee.
Mrs. Ernest William Howard,
chairman of the Department OF
Legislation, reminded the club that
it was on record as opposing the
transfer of the Playground Depart
ment to the Board of Education. and
also suggested that members make
a study of questions involved IN
the pending milk investigation.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Police Hunt $4,000
In Jewels Woman
Left in 7axicab
With Few Clues,
They Hope Driver
Will Show Up
Police we're looking for an honest
man TODAY,

Police we're looking for an honest
man today.
In fact, they were looking for a
very honest man. He will have to
be honest enough to return $4,000
worth Of jewels that he may have
found in a taxicab
The jewels belong to Mrs. George
fP. Smith. jr., New York society
member, who left them in a cab
Saturday night She hailed the cab
at Union Station and rode in it to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur H. Bryant, SOL North
washington street, Alexandria, Va.
With her at the time was her
husband. Mrs. Smith carried the
jewels in an initiated leather case
and left them on the seat of the
cab as she got out.
She didn't miss them until yes
terday and police were informed of
the loss early this morning. Mrs.
Smith was not sure what company
the cab belonged to and a check
Of the lost and found bureaus of
local companies revealed no report
of the gems
Police, with no clues to 60 on.
hoped that some citizen with a
honest nature had found them and
would turn them in. Among the
missing jewels was a platinum ring,
set with diamonds, valued at $500,
and a string of pearls worth $4,000.
Mrs. Smith was in town to at
tend a party at the Bryant home
in honor of her brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Herbert
Bryant, who were married recently.
Mrs. Bryant is the former Margo
Couzens Chewing.
The jewels we're insured, Mrs.
Smiths mother said.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Ex-Heod Of Playing Card
Company Is Dead

John Omwake. IS, who made a
fortune out of the manufacture of
playing cards, but seldom touched
them himself. died yesterday in
Cincinnati, the Associated Press re-
ported. His brother, A. B. Omwake,
retired Internal Revenue Bureau
employe, lives here at 1854 Ontario
place NV.
John Omwake was for many
years president and chairman of
the board of the United States
Playing Card Co. and was often
called the worlds largest manu-
facturer of playing cards. He did
now know a single card trick and
had little knowledge of how to play
with them.
He retired in 1881 from the playing
card business, but retained his
Craftsmanship of the board of. the
United States Printing IL Litho-
graphing Co. A daughter and four
brothers survive. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Roosevelt Third Term
Endorsed by Mitchell

President Roosevelt was Endorsed
today for a third term "if he wants
it," by United States Representative
Arthur W. Mitchell of Illinois, only
colored member of Congress.
Representative Mitchell, who re-
Gently named Is important pivotal
States which he said will be con-
trolled in the next election by Negro
votes, said he believes, however, that
the President is tired of public life
and anxious to retire from office.
Even so, he will not retire unless
he can do so and leave his country
in good condition." Representative
Mitchell declared.
He said that "in time of war,
there is not another man in the
country capable of handling his
Office"
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Fair Trade Bill
Withdrawn by
House Committee
Action Follows
Absence Of
Public Hearings Test

An hour before the House was
scheduled to consider bill designed
to establish so-called fair trade
practice law in Washington, the
House District Committee today sud-
denly withdrew the measure from
the calendar.
Action was taken on recommended
ton of Representative Kennedy
Democrat. of Maryland, sponsor of
the bill. who said he could not sup
port it on the House floor in view OF
the fact that it had been reported
out OF committee without being sub
jected to public hearings.
The committee also directed Cor
poration Counsel Elwood Seal to pre-
pare legislation that will make it
possible for resident of the Dis
trict to procure a warrant on mis-
demeanor charge on Sunday or any
hour Of the night Representative
Cooley, Democrat. of North Carolina
personally had complained to the
committee that he had discovered it
was impossible to procure such a
warrant after adjournment of Police
Court.
Example Cited.
Mr. Cooley said a man "viciously
assaulted" woman one night re-
Gently near his home and he dis
covered 1t was not~possible to have
the man arrested at the time be-
cause a policeman had not seen the
attack. He was told, he said, war
rant would be necessary before an
arrest could be made, but that the
warrant could not be procured un-
til the following morning.
This is an intolerable situation"
he declared. 1T has been tolerated
quite long enough by the people of
the District"
Assistant United States Attorney
David Hart told the committee the
United States commissioner for the
District is available at all times for
the issuance of warrants. Police
Supt. Ernest w. Brown said in an
emergency the Police Department
appealed to the United States COM
missioner, but "as a rule" none of
the attaches of Police Court au-
thorized to issue warrants could be
reached from Saturday afternoon
until Monday morning.
Hearings to Be Held.
Public hearings will be held on
the fair trade practice" bill before
1t is reported back to the House.
The measure would permit the
manufacturers of branded or trade
marked articles to enter into an
agreement with retailers to fix retail
prices. 1t has been opposed by
consumer groups who contend the
legislation would result in increased
prices.
Recall Of the bill from the House
calendar followed a brief argument
among committee members over the
procedure. Representative Dirksen,
Republican, of Illinois opposed the
move. Representative Bates, Re-
publican, of Massachusetts, argued,
however, it would be embarrassing
to the committee to have some of
its own members opposing the bill
on the House floor.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Policeman Finds
Own Larceny
Case FizzIe

Edward w. Allen is policeman,
and as such is constantly on the
lookout for larceny. He thought
last night that he had turned up
an excellent case.
Mr.. Allen parked his car near
Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. last night. When he returned,
he couldn't find it. He Immediately
reported it missing and went away,
rejecting bitterly on the audaclty
OF automobile thieves.
But few minutes later Mr.. Allen
decided to take another look. He
found the car-parked around the
corner from the spot where ne
thought he left 1t. Police reports TO-
day carried the final note from MI.
Allen: mo larceny"
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Strawberries Feature
Of Senate Luncheon

Louisiana strawberries will make
up the dessert at the luncheon to-
morrow in the Senate Office Build
ing given in honor of Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt and the cabinet wives
by the wives of Senators. Eleven
crates arrived here today at the
home of Senator Ellender, Democrat,
of Louisiana.
Mrs. Ellender, who is chairman of
the event, said special sachet favors
will be put at each plate. She orig
inally had intended to use Louisiana
magnolia for floral decorations, but
the blooms have not opened enough.
More than 100 women are expected
to attend the affair.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
chairman in charge of finance, and
the presiding officer, Mr.. Neal.

SiAdlI Hldu III charge OF undnce, ana
the presiding officer, Mr.. Neal.
Members of the Central Commit
tee will receive the delegates officially
at the reception at 4:3O pm. at the
assembly hall in national head
quarters.
The annual dinner of the execu-
tive and home service secretaries
will take place at $50 pm. at Nor
mandy Farms, with the Junior Red
Cross dinner-dance scheduled at 7
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Highlight of tomorrow's program
will be a personal greeting from
President Roosevelt at the south
portieo of the White House. Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull will ad-
dress the delegates at the annual
convention dinner tomorrow night
at the Mayhower Hotel.
Parran to Speak.
Also on tomorrow's agenda is an
address on the health needs of the
Nation by Surg. Gen. Thomas Parran
of the United States Public Health
0CIVACC. 14C WALL SkCdA Oll LIE morn.
ing program, which will begin at
0:3O O'Clock, at Memorial Conti-
mental Hall. Miss Mary Beard, di-
rector of the Red Cross Nursing
Service, and DR.. Frank c. Boudreau.
executive director of the Milbank
Memorial Fund, New York City. are
among other speakers scheduled to
address the gathering at that time.
Discussion groups will begin their
meetings at pm. tomorrow.
Wednesdays highlights will be dis
cussion of Red Cross membership
from $50 until noon at Memorial
Continental Hall and q dramatic
presentation, Called to Serve" by
the Washington Civic Theater play
ers at $40 pm. In the Belasce The
ater.
Final session will be held We'd
nesday, with the annual convention
luncheon scheduled for 1890 pm. At
the Maydower.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Will Attend Institute

Several Washingtonians, includ-
ing Mrs. Feredrick H. Brooke, presi-
dent of the Girl Scouts, will attend
field institute Friday at State COL
lege, Pa.
Others going from this city are
Miss Marguerite Twohy, Mrs. Henry
Robb and Miss Alice Mulkey.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Fire Rescue; Squad
Called to Release
Trapped Squirrel

A noisy little squirrel brought
out Fire Rescue Squad No. 2
early today when it became
trapped in an attic skylight in
the 1900 block of Shepherd
street NV. The squad was
called after efforts of residents
failed to release the frightened
animal.
Armed with heavy leather
gloves. the squad men opened
the skylight. caught the half
grown animal and released it
in the front yard.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Civic Groups to Meet

The Allied Civic Groups Of the
Silver Spring CMd.) area will meet
tonight in the Liquor Building to
discuss the adoption Of Q new con-
stitution and by-lavs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
DO VALKY PROTI
NEMECKU

DR.. w. Stull Holt, professor
historic ma Johns Hopkins v re-
ci sve ku clenGm klubu ma Me-
zinarodnf vztahy udal, re A.
mericka neutralita "dava po-
moe 1tocnemu narodu sveta."
"DiktatoTi", rekl Holt, "vi,
re Spojene Staty odepfely po-
moe loyalistickym spaneldm ;
vzdor tomu zasflajf vojensky
material Nemecku a Italii pro-
tt s~panelsku a pomahaji ia
ponsku ku zvysenf jeho zbroje-
nj a to vzdor vsemu, re Anne
ricky lid jest pro Gnu a Spa
nelsko."
DR.. Holt pravf, re pokraco-
vanf v tom, jest "sflenosti ma
MAST strane." Pravil, re veff Re
nova valka media sc zameziti
drive nebo pozdeji re k nj doj.
de. Verf, re Spojene Staty ma.
il zahajiti konflikt, mali civi.
lisace zachranena byti, re dnes
jest cas- zaraziti postup Hitlers
a konec uciniti jeho "bluffu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
CESTOVNICE DO HOLLY
WOOD ZREkLY Sc


Ozbrojene kompasem, zarov-
kou a panenkou, dive 9lete div
ky v utery vydaly Sc ma cestu
ma Zapad, do Hollywood v Ka-
lifornii.
Skorem pc osmi hodinach pc
witt jedna z Mich nalezena
byla plac1cl We West Baltimore
pekarne. Kratce ma to druha
nalezena byla bloudfcf nekolik
mil cd spolecnice sve.
ODE cestovnice: Phyllis Hart
ley z Henry avenue a Glenna
Orr z Elinor avenue, n~avstevu-
il skolu We Fullerton.
Kazda z Mich zatouzila stat
sc hereckou v pohyblivych O.
brazech. Touha pfivedla je
ku witt do Kalifornie. Pc do.
razeni do Baltimore unaven{
poutnice vzdaly Sc sveho pla
nu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

- Otec, matka a dcera wa
tt byli do Universitnf nemocni-
ce pc srazce automobile ma
Reisterstown a Pleasant Hill
silnicich. 29lete Anne Griffin
rozbita byla lebka, manzel je-
j, jenz Tldil automobil a 3leta
Patricia propusteni byli z ne
mocnice pc lekafske prohlidce
jake nezranenf. Rfdicem dru-
heho automobile byl James C.
Hahn z Westminster.
- Pr projizden1 Sc ma oce-
lovych koleckach 1Olety Hen
ry Dole re 1000 blocku Noel
derry ulice srazen byl automo-
bilem v nedeli a lebka mu roz-
bita. Vyjel z pozad1 stoj1c1ho
ma ulici automobile.
- Pr sestupovani z elektric-
Ike kary ma Frederick avenue a
Tysone ulici, 22lety John o.
Brien, byl pfejet automobilem
- Elizabeth L. Bennett,
manzelka Baltimorskeho leka-
re-osteopatha - zatcena byla
v nedeli pro r1zenf automobile.
kdyz opilou byla. Automobi.
lem vrazila do elektricke pou.
licnf kary stojfcf ma Hanover q
CrOmmnH u1ic1ch
Manuel jeff, Lee Grande M
Bennett, zatcen byl pro nepo.
radne chovani sc kdyz protivi
Sc zatcenf manzelky sve. Man
Eel nejel S nj v automobile, ale
jel v jinem nasledujfcim auto
mobilu manzelcin. Zranen
nehode nebyl nikdo.
- Leonard Block, 35lety
zemfel v Laurel S~anatoriu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
|DOKTOR TRENT OLOUPEN.

Doktor D. Mckinley Reesby
pfepaden byl We sve 1radovne
v 700 blocku N. Carrollton uli-
ce trent mladiky, z nichz diva
byli cernosi a okraden jimi O
$40 a hodinky.
Jeden cernoch vessel do IRA
dovny s hlavou v pred sklone-
nou jake by byl nemocnym.
Nasledovan byl belosskym mia
d1kem ozbrojenym revolverem
kterym ohrozil lekare.
- Pet cernosskych mladfkd
drzano jest pro velkoporotu ma
severozapadni policejni stani-
CT. Jsou zalovani z provedeni
jedenacti kradezf, ktere spa.
chali behem listopadu a pro-
since. Chyceni byli 81. pro.
since pc ukraden1 trucku,
nemz byly nalozeny lfhoviny.
- 88 pintd koralky a vni
trek pinball hracskeho strojk,
ukradeny byly z Nemeckeht
domu We 1900 blocku Cattle
dral ulice. Zlodej pTelezl {
stop vysokou zed a nasilln
pax otevTel dveTe. Koralka ce
nena jest ma 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
ProhlaSeni c~eskosloven-
ske v~erejnosti.

Re samozTejmych prfcin,
kazdemu Cechoslovaku dobre
znamych, ale hlavne z napros-
tie nutnosti, usneslo sc Sdruzenf
Ceskoslovenskych Spolkn yves
ii do proudu ucinnou kampan
ku sbfrce stars1ho satstva, obu-
vi, prada a pod. ku zaslanf do
Republiky pro utecence re "a
braneho 1zem1. Usnesenl to
prijato We zvlastni schulz "a
tim 1celem svolane a bylo jed
nohlasne a reflektuje jasne ma
hled zdejsfho ceskoslovenske-
no lidu.
Pochybujeme re Dude jedi
ne ceskoslovenske rodiny KITE
ra by odepTela pomoci teto
humanitnf praci. Skoro kazdy
z mas ma n6jaky kus satstva
dosud k potfebe, ale snad tro-
chu z mody, ktery niue oze-
lit. A ten kdo nema, mGze po-
moci mensf peneznf castkou,
nebot penez Dude treba ku
krytf vyloh dovozneho. Upo-
zornujeme re neni nas1m umy-
slem zaslati neco otrhaneho
nebo spinaveho. Ocekavame
re kazdy darce v6nuje ma sbfr-
ku veci este a v dobrem po-
fadku. Necht nikdo nezapo-
meme re mnohy z tech uboza-
XII ktery darek Vas obdrz1, ne
ma ami ma mite.
A prosfme nezasflejte dam
ske hedvabne spodni pradlo,
co utecenci potrebujf jest neco
|tepleho.
Uprchlici jsou vetsinou zeny
a deti. =
Jsou ustanoveny tri hlavni
sberny: Svob. Skola Augustin
Herman, skola Sv. Vaclavska a
Sokolovna v Curtis Bay. Dalsf
mfsta budou oznameny pflstf
tyden. Dny a hodiny kdy mista
ia budou ~otevrena ku prijfma-
nj darkG, budou oznamena pro
strednictvlm ceskoslovenskeho
rozhlasu. Vsechen pffjem, jak
veef tax i peneznfch prispevkd
Dude spravne kvitovan.
Komu nenf mono veci do
dati necht zasle ~postovni listek
nebo zatelefonujte tajemnlku
Sdruzeni a veci budou cd Vas
prijmuty We Vasem domove.
Lfstek adresujte: A. J. svejda,
730 N. Collington Ave. a tele-
fon pouzfvejte: Wolfe 9689.
Krajane a krajanky bydlicf
V blfzkosti Svob. skoly, mohou
pTijfti do styku S PAM Rysovou,
80 N. Glover ulice, vzdy hoto-
YOU k vypomoci.
Apelujem ma Vas vSechny,
byste Sc z1castnili teto akce a
jednali rychle. "Kdo rychle
dava, dava dvakrat."
Agitacn1 vybor
Sdruzenf Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
SO NEBO 60 PRIDE o PRACI
WPA.

Mezi padesati a sedesati O.
sobami zamestnanymi ma pra-
czech WPA We statu Marylandu
odlozeno Dude z prace v polo
vine tohoto mesice. Propuste-
nymi budou ii, co pracuj1 ma
historickych rekordech, jake
spisovatele a umelci.
z prace v jinych odborech
WPA propusteno bylo v uply-
nulem tydnu v Marylandu 215
osob.
V celku v Marylandu zamest-
nano jest odborem 1901. z
techto je v praci v Baltimore
meste 5.755 osob a 1926 O.
kresech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

v Annapolis "a velike ucas-
ii nastolen byl ma stolec COVER
nersky Herbert r. O'Conor We
stredu.
Presne We 1900 odpoledne
stal Sc O'Conor nastupcem
Harry w. Nice. trad svnj ma
stoupil We veku AZ rokn.
Nikdy, jak nejstarsf osadni-
ci Annapolis svedc1, ku inaugu-
raci nedostavil sc tax veliky
pocet narodn1ch, statnfch a
~mestskych representant1 jake
tenkrate. Pocfta Sc, re inau-
gurace zucastnilo Sc ma 10000
osob.
Ceremonie We statnim sena-
tn byly kratke. Governor slo-
I'll pr1sahu pred hlavnim soud-
Gem Carroll T. Bond.
Inaugurace z1castnili Sc mi
mo jinych: James A. Farley,
demokraticky narodni predak
a. generalni postmistr, podse-
kretaf. statu Summer Welles,
mayor mesta Baltimore, Jack
son a JIM.
Governor Nice stal ma recni-
sti senatu S O'Conorem zatfm
co tento skladal 1Tedni prisa-
hu.
Governor O'Conor bez pru-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
PROTI-SEMITISM We SPO-
JENYCH STATECH.

re hnutf protizidovske panu-
je We Spojenych Statech, tvrdil
v nedeli recn1k Prvnfm pres
bytern1m kostele, DIR. Conrad
Hoffman, Jr.
"Sest milionG muz1, zen a
detf Europe, ponevac v Mich
koluje zidovska krev, jsou ne
zadouclmi," rekl, ga tragedii
jest, re nasledkem neamestna-
nosti nikde 81 jich nepfejl."
DR.. Hoffman V listopadu vra-
til sc re sve cesty pc Europe.
"Vsude kfestanske kostely
jsou v tom zastoupeny," Tekl
dale. "Jsou v tom knezf RIM
sko-katolicke clrkve v Polsku,
recko-katolicke cfrkve v Ru-
munsku a fade protestant
skych cfrkvi v Nemecku, u
hrach a jinde, kterf pracujf a
podporujf protizidovske hnu-
ti".
kekl, re v Nemecku dnes
jsou tfi Nemecka: Kricfcf Ne
mecko, tiche Nemecko a trplci
Nemecko. Krlclc1m Nemeckem
jest Hitler Sc vsemi moznymi
projekty, paradami, sch1zemi
pripom1najicimi Ctvrty cerve-
nee. Nenf v mem zebrakd AM
polovina hladovicich jake We
lSpojenych Statech. Nemeckc
podporuje polovinu naseho 0.
byvatelstva ma uzem1 mensln
nezli je Texas.
Ia toto tamnf obyvatele pla.
tt, re nemajf svobodu svedomf
svobodu tisku, cimz miliony
jsou vrzeny v otroctv1.
DR.. Hoffman mluvil o tichen
Nemecku. Tim re jsou tis1ce
muz1 a zen, jichz svedomf ne.
mize schvalovati co Nazistf
delajf, ale neodvazuj1 Sc pro.
testovati.
Trpicim Nemeckem die ne.
no jsou eide a vsichni KIDD stoj
proti Wade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Znamky Csl. LegionarG
Masarykova Druzina Csl.
LegionaTG.

Z. ledna, 1889.
Vydavatestvo a redakce
"Telegraf",
843 N. Washington St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Vazenf panove:-
We zvlastn1 obalce dovoluje-
me 81 zaslati Yam jeden propa-
gacnf clanek a nekolik matric,
zvlaste delanych stock1. Dale
pax jednu kn1zku nasich INA
mex, 0 nez tedy vlastne jde.
Prosime, abyste laskave a v
dobre Will a ochote pTispeli We
ci jiste dobre a pro CSR. tolik
j propagacne 1cinne, posoudili
nasi akci a pax otiskli i pouzili
re zaslaneho materialu tolik,
ma kolik Yam to Dude mono.
Jak je Yam asi jiz znamo,
rozeslali jsme v poslednlm IT,
dnu minuleho roku pc 10 knfz-
kach znamek ma vsechny nase
svobdomyslne spolky v cele esl.
Americe, take nyn1 prave jew
Sc potreba podporiti prodej
knlzek i v mlstnfm tisku. Ma
me take dale pripraveny ma
trice 10 stockd, udelanych z 10
pdvodnfch fotografif. Dosly
mas v minulem tydnu primo cd
Csl. kT1ze v Praze. Jsou to YES
mes sceny re zivota uprchlikd
tamejsfch, o nez pecuje nyn1
Cerveny krfz, spolecne S neko-
lika pfedn1mi dobrocinnymi Or
ganisacemi.
Zadame tedy znovu: Pod
porte a pomozte nasi akci, po-
uzite naseho materialu, pokud
jen to Vase moznosti dovoll!
Poroucfme sc VAN,
S krajanskou dctou,
Znamky Csl. Legionord
Bob. Klfr, red. kancelafe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
z KOLEJf.

Lezfci ma kolej1ch Pennsyl-
vania drahy Edward Brewer z
1000 blocku N. Broadway, "a
chranen byl We stTedu pred
smrtf rychlou pomocf pritele
sveho, jenz strhl jej z kolejf,
pc nichz hnal sc " dobe tie Wax.
Brewer nekolik moment6
pred tim zlamal 81 nohu padem
s naspu v pozadf 1000 blocku
Ellsworth ulice. Bezvladne te-
10 jeho spadlosna koleje. Pritel
jeho, Earl Quinn slezl "a MIN 9
odstranil jej z kolejf. Ku le.
cent wat byl do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

tahu uvedomil cleny- zakono
danny, re ceka, re bez odkla-
du ujmou sc prace ku dobru
statu.
Nejprve, governor O'Conor,
rc,,sE ku shromazdenym tisfcdm
ma travnlku pred statnfm do.
mem, re starati Sc Dude, ably
stat prosplval. Rekl, Re neni
1myslem jeho uz1ti uradovny
sve ku pracovanf ma osobn1 or
ganisaci anebo ma budovani
politicke masiny. Jeho jedinou
snahou, jak fekl, re "chce byti
nejlepsim governerem die
schopnost1 svych''.
Problemem celicim nyni stat,
rekl dale, je fiskalnf problem,
ktery dnes je tezsim neil byl
We dnech, kdyz zeme stala ma
prahu svetove valky.
Doznal, re stat stojl tvarf We
tvaf novym DAMN, ktere snad
budou tezkymi.
Parady z1castnily Sc hlavne
politicke kluby. V teto 1cast.
no bylo vice zen nezli muzG.
z ceske Baltimorske Oboe
inaugurace z1castnily Sc: KluE
Ceskych MladlkG 7. wardy
Loyal Ladies Auxiliary z. war
dy a I. Cesky Damsky Demo.
kraticky Kub 7. Wardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
UVEZNENI.

Diva muzi, kterym "a vinu
kladeno, re probodli a usmrtili
tax Ernesta E. Brooks, 38lete-
no z O'Donnell ulice, byli u
vezneni ma vychodni p~olicejni
stanici v nedeli.
Uveznenymi jsou: 32lety
Vincent lombard a 43lety
John w. Brown. Brooks podle-
hi rane v sobotu v Johns Hop
kins nemccnici. Ku vrazde je-
no doslo v hospode v 700 bloc
ku S.. Broadway.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
6.531 POzARU " MESTE.

B6hem roku 1888 bylo v me-
ste Baltimore 6.531 ohn1, il
miz zpIsobeny byly skody v
obnosu $780, 600, jak udava
pozarensky odbor mesta.
Hasici volani byli 6.979 alar-
my, z nichz 448 bylo falesnych
Mestska ambulance, jez RI
zena jest hasici poslouzila TO-.
sos volanfm pro odvezenf ne.
mocnJch nebo zranenych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

pondell pc zranenf, ktere utr-
pei ma Washington Boulevard,
kdyz nan vjel automobil Johna
Ieggette z Bath, Severn1 Karo-
lima.
Tehoz dine usmrcena byla
68leta George Martin z Laurel
pfi prechazen1 Washington
Boulevard autOmobilem, ktery
ujel z mlsta neStestl.