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Evening star., 1939-02-24
Ickes Expects Public Hearings
To Be Held on Auditorium
Senator Corowoy Opposes Downtown Site;
Arthur B. Heuton Holds Different View

This IS the 18th of a series OF
articles dealing ,Dtth the audi
tortum-stadiuna problem 1op be-
fore Congress. Further discus
sion ,Dill tolloW, and the opinions
OF readers are inuited.
All persons interested in the
Washington auditorium and sta
dium projects will be given an op-
portunity to be heard. Secretary of
the Interior Harold L. Ickes be-
lieves. The Secretary says in a
letter to The Star: II assume that
the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives will hold public hearings
on the bill for the auditorium"
Mr.. 1ckes was chairman of the
Auditorium Commission. With ref
erence to The Star editorial, plea
for Reconsideration" printed on
January 81, he writes: II have no
personal interest in any particular
site, but I shall be gald to look
into the question again for self
assurance that we acted wisely"
Wants Northern Entrance.
If the auditorium must be built
IN the congested downtown area,
DR.. Charles G.. Abbot, secretary of
the Smithsonian Institution, sug-
gestS that the main entrance be
placed in the north side of the
structure to divert traffic away from
Constitution and Pennsylvania ave-
nues. He does not find it possible
ito be enthusiastic over a location
so remote as the end of East Capitol
street." but he appreciates the
crowded condition OF the environ
ment of the proposed Municipal
Center site.
Senator Hattie w. Caraway of
Arkansas has authorized a state
ment OF her opposition to the down.
town location. If I had the de-
cision to make in this matter as to
where the auditorium should be
placed" she says, Il should arrange
for site other than at Third street
and Constitution avenue. It seems
to me that there is such thing as
getting everything too much crowd
ed together, and I feel that if the
auditorium were put out at some
location where parking facilities
would be better, it would help mat
ters."
The designation specified by the
Auditorium Commission, however. is
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Bill Exempts InsoIvent
Associations From Tuxes

Insolvent building and homestead
associations, incorporated under Dis
.trict law, would be exempt from pay
ment of tangible and intangible
personal property taxes under pro-
visions of bill introduced late yes
terday by Representative Robertson,
Democrat, of Virginia.
The tax abatement provision would
only apply, however, in the event
the amount of the taxes diminish
assets necessary for payment of the
full amount due on share accounts.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Ciuno Believed Lurino
Poland Toward Axis
BY the Associated Press.


ROME. Feb. 24-Fascists expect
the Warsaw visit on which Foreign
Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano left
last night to draw Poland closer to
the policies of the Rome Berlin axis,
principally at the expense of France.
Fascist newspapers suggested
Count Ciano and Foreign Minister
Joseph Beck of Poland would find
themselves on common ground with
respect to colonial claims against.
France, since Poland already has
indicated a desire to share in any
redistribution of colonies.
1t was considered probable In
Fascist circles that Count Ciano
would stop at Berlin on his way
home to inform German leaders
Of results Of his visit.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Injured Skater Improves

Mrs. George c. Lynch, injured
February % in fall at a skating
rink, was removed yesterday from
Garfield Hospital to her home in
the Westchester Apartments. Mrs.
Lynch received fractured leg
when she fell in making a turn.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Deputy Marshal Resiqns

M. l.. Senes, who has been a dep
uty United States marshal fer about
five years, has submitted his res
ignation from the public service, it
was learned today.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Weather Report

District OF CoumaPartly cloudy
about "a Tomorrow slightly colder
moderate winds. ~'' 0Ae'' 0''NN1
+ cloudy and colder with
west poruon tonight tomorrow partly cloudy
gn-Pay cloudy, colder in portions tonight
tomorrow. partly cloudy slightly e
West Vrgna-Parly
east portion tonight Tomorrow, partly colder
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Daladier Stalking
Life Of Cabinet on
Franco Recognition
Question Of Debote on
Course in Spain Made
One Of Confidence
BULLETIN.

PARIS, Feb. "a R.-The
Chamber of Deputies today gave
Premier Daladier vote Of con-
fidence, supporting his decision
to ask the cabinet Monday to
grant full recognition to the
Nationalist government of Spain.
The vote was 1923 to 261.
BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Feb. 24.-Premier Dalai
dier today staked the life of his
government on his insistence that
the Chamber Of Deputies give him
a free hand to recognize the ma.
tionalist government of Generals.
Simo Francisco Franco as the legal
government of Spain.
Speaking in the Chamber the
Premier at once made the question
one of confidence.
Il intend to propose to the cabinet
on Monday to recognize legally the
government of Gen. Franco" he de-
clared. He sought to rally his ma
Jorlty against the demand of the
leftlst Peoples Front that the recog-
milton issue be fully debated In Par
lament before Mondays meeting of
the cabinet, which is expected to
decide to recognize Gen. Franco.
The leftists. led by Deputy Albert
Forcinal of the Socialist Republican
Union, opened an attack on the gov
ernment In a final effort to block
recognition.
No Longer Spanish Problem
The problem presented is no
longer a Spanish problem" M.
Forcinal declared. TT is a problem
OF the Italian-German bloc against
France"
Recalling German and Italian
promises to withdraw from Spain
after the civil war, he asserted that
Germany in the past had violated
promises and likely would again in
the future. He added:
"As long as Italian and German
soldiers are in Nationalist Spain, it
is not possible to recognize the
Burgos government de jure."
A "French-Spanish friendship
group of left wing deputies pub
ished a protest against any recog-
milton Of the nationalists without
parliamentary approval.
M. Forcinal was instructed to de-
mand immediate discussion of the
question this afternoon.
Under French parliamentary pro-
cedure, however, the mere question
OF setting date for debate opened
the possibility for limited discussion.
The government counted on it's
normal conservative majority to put
OF formal debate. Success in this
would be interpreted in turn as
chamber authorization for the cab.
met to go ahead in establishing Dip
lomatic relations at Burgos.
French recognition of Gen. Franco
has been a cardinal point in the gov
ernment policy of working with Bri-
tain to counter Italian and German
influence in nationalist Spain be-
fore coping with Italian pretensions
to partition of the French Empire.
Berard COnfers at Burgos.
French Senator Leon Berard con.
ferred last night at Burgos with
General Count Francisco Gomez
Jordana and final conversation was
set for Monday to complete the
groundwork for normal relations
between the two nations. Gomez
Jordana is nationalist foreign min
ister
A cabinet victory on recognition
OF Gen. Franco was expected to
bring resignation of President Man
uel Azana of the Madrid Spanish
republic and perhaps collapse of the
republic without a nationalist Of
fensive against the Madrid-Valencia
terrltory-the only part of Spain
Gen. Franco does not now control.
Evening star., 1939-02-24

Guatemala shipped nearly $780,,
900 pounds Of coffee to the United
States In one month recently.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
GFrom noon Yesterday to noon today.)
Highest 42, noon today. Year ago. A.
Lowest, 26. 10 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 80
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest "A on February Is.
Lowest. II. on February %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday. to noon today
Highest, so per cent. 1T IL pm. yes.
terday.
Lowest. 21 per cent, at $40 p.m. yes-
terday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clouds
Ct Harpers Ferry; Potomac cloudy Of
Tide Tables.
Qurnished by United 6tates coss& and
Evening star., 1939-02-24

The Sun and Moon.
Evening star., 1939-02-24

PARIS, Feb. "a R.-The
Chamber Of Deputies today gave
Premier Daladier a vote Of con-
f1dence, supporting his decision
to ask the cabinet Monday to
grant full recognition to the
Nationalist government of Spain.
The vote was 1923 to 261.
Evening star., 1939-02-24
Precipitation.

Mopth1- .-.x
Evening star., 1939-02-24

Capt. Edward NICK. johnson, an
other State police officer. Col. Ober
will succeed Maj. Elmer F. Mum
shower of Frederick.
The appointment, taking legisla-
tors as much by surprise as that of
w. Lee Elgin, Hagerstown mayor,
as commissioner of motor vehicles,
headed list that included the fol-
lowing:
Herman M. Moser, parole commits
sloner to succeed j. Goodman Boyd,
Republican.
Willis R. Jones, formerly deputy
attorney general as director and
chairman of the State Board of We'll
fare, in charge of the administration
Of penal institutions.
Judge Rowland K. Adams of the
Supreme Bench of Baltimore, as
member Of the Board of Regents
of the University of Maryland, sue
ceeding John E. Raine.
Edwin War eld, Howard County:
William H. lbrot, Anne Arundel
County, and Robert Harrison, Tai
bot County. as members of three
man conservation commission. The
appointments were made pending
proposed changes in the conservation
laws, one of which would replace
the three-man board with seven un-
paid advisers.
Joseph P. McCurdy, president of
Maryland and District of Columbia
Federation of Labor, named to Sue
ceed himself as member of the
Unemployment Compensation Board.
George w. Mitchell, Westminster,
to succeed Mrs. J. Wilson Ryon,
Prince Georges County, on the
Board Of Motion Picture Censors.
Evening star., 1939-02-24

This is the 18th of a series OF
articles dealing ,ptth the audi
toriun, stadium problem noU be-
fore Congress. Further discus
sion ,Uill tollo,U, and the opinions
OF readers are inuited.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
QUENSTEDT NEBUDE ZNO-
WI DOSAZEN

Soudce Eugene O'Dunne
kratce pred pGlnoci v 1tery Cd
publ zadost Waltera E. Quen-
stedt, byvaleho zalarnfka v po-
lepsovne, ably znovu dosazen
byl do sveho byvaleho dradu
jake spravce polepsovny.
Y odpuzenf zadosti soudce
hlede ma Quenstedta, rekl:
"Vefejnost vidf, re jste byl
dobrym spravcem az do posled
mich 1tekG trestancn z polep-
SONNY, kdy stall jste Sc pills
duvernym S podvodn1ky, kteri
vas %zaprodali a zneuzili."
Y souzen1 SVEN soudce o.
Dunno opet a opet ukazoval ma
polepsovnu jake "politikarske
hnizdo' pro neplechy a jez ma
zyvano bylo pc SO posledn1ch
roku "Domem porusen1" ma
rnisto "Domem polepsen1".
Vyslechy trvaly pc diva dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
JISTINY MESTA BUDOU
PRODANY.

Mayor Jackson rozhodl V u
terry, ably mesto prodalo jistiny
sve, by z1skalo prodejem po-
trebneho jednoho milionu do
larG ma pomoc osobam ma po-
mocnych listinach.
- Pobavenf a pohosteni d1-
stojniku a namoTn1k1 valecne-
no anglickeho krizaku Exeter,
kdyz tento zakotvil We zdejslm
prfstavu pred mesicem stale
mestskou pokladnu $1,028.5O.
Hostina pro dGstojnlky a no.
sty usporadana v Baltimore
Country klubu, stala mesto
$897.7O.
Mezi obcerstven1m pri hos
tine zmozeno bylo 115 mint ju-
leps pc 35 centech a mimo j.
re pitivo 48 lahv1 10 centoveho
piva, vedle j1dla, cigar a ciga-
ret. Namornfci ma jinem mis-
te zmohli ctyr study piva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21

Maryland postarati Sc musf
o dodatecnych $271.000 rocne
ma to, ably starobnf pensijnf
fond sci ku pfedu, jestli kon-
gres prime dodatek, v nemz
zadano byti ma, ably pense Sc
starlym mes1cne stanoveny by
ly ma $40 pro kazdeho pensis-
tn. Jinak vladn1 pomoc by po-
skytnuta byti nemela. Vladnf
pomoc ku kazde des1ti dolaro-
We pensi davane staten pfispe-
la by S SIS. M6sicn1 pense pri
nejmensim by byla $25 meslc-
ne, tud1z vyssf nezli vetsina sta
til svym sestarlym nyni dava.
Asi 20 stat1 plat1 pense mens1
neil $40 mes1cne. Jak by pra-
coval dodatek v Marylandu?
Stat Maryland ma nyni IT,
$50 pensistd We svych listinach.
Ii prdGmerne dostavajf STA
mesfcne. Polovinu plat1 vlada
a polovina $8.72 placena JIG
staten a mestem anebo okre.
! sem, v nemz pensista zije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
STATNf POLICISTA We


Detektiv sergeant William
c.. Darlington, sesazen byl We
stredu pc obzalobe, re byl ned
baly v provadehf sveho povo-
lan1.
Poole zaloby sergeant Ed
rington, jenz pridelen byl hla-
WI stanici "ukazal nasledky
pitt 3. cervence kdyz byl We
sluzbe."
Colonel Ober v den ten cd
poledne videl automobil poll
cistdv stoj1c1 pred zadn1m vchc
dem do saloonu ma Colder
Ring ma stare Philadelphia sill.
nici. Ulohou sergeanta bylo o,
kol1 patrolovati cd L. do 4. Ger
vence.
Tazan superintendent ser.
geant Burlington IS 1myslen
oklamati", vedome hal kolo.
nelu Ober, re vypil jenom jed.
nu sklenici rano a druhou v pc.
ledne. Druhy den sergeant Sc
primal, re hal. Jina svedec.
tvf stojf proti nemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
Pekne maminky.

Edward Huegel, 80 starry, a
Anthony Kotrich, setkali Sc
kdesi v nocnfm klubu ma JIM
strane Chicago s dvema DANA
mi.
Pc nekolika castech sc rozho-
dli pro vyj1zdku. Ia skoncila
v turisticke kabine nedaleko
Justice. Co Sc delo, jest zaha-
leno temnou rouskou noel. Jis-
tie jest, re rano oba muzi sc do
stavili ma gasolinovou stanici,
oba bez kalhot. .Jejich spoiled
nice pry z zertu 81 navlekly je-
jich kalhoty, a pob1haly tax O.
kolo kabiny, az nekam zabehly.
Nejhors1 bylo, re v kapsach
kalhot byly pen1ze.
Policie "a nedlouho ~zjistila
ODE jejich spolecnice, 80 roxy
starou Florence Millerovou,
matku peti detf, a jeff sestru.
20 rok1 starou Helenu Whit.
ney, matku jednoho ditka. Kal.
hoty byly policif nalezeny
Penize policie nalezla v strevi
clch zatcenych zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
VRHLY Sc S MOSTU DO
VODY.

sc mlade zeny vrhly Sc spo-
lu nedeli noel s mostu Ha-
mover ulice do Patapsco reky.
Polo utopene vzaty byly z vo-
dy a dany do nemocnice, kde
lekaTi konstatovali, re nebyly
tezce zraneny.
Kand7datkami sebevrazdy
byly: Lucy Morrell, 22leta z
Anneslie a%partmentu ma North
Charles ulici a Charlotte Ell
lott, 24leta z vych. Fl. ulice.
ODE jsou kelnerky. Elliott
jest matkou 3 roxy stare dfvky,
jez pri matcine pokusu O sebe-
vrazdu klidne spala. ODE sho-
Oily klobouky sve a pax skocily
do vody. Svedkem byl Benja-
min Smith. Zachraneny byly
namorn1ky z lodi Ell Jay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21

We Federal Hill parku po-
kusil sc o sebevrazdu jedem
John Smith z w. Lexington uli-
ce. V kapse jeho nalezen byl
l1stek adresovany jeho manzel-
ce Evelyn. Wat byl do ne
mocnice.
V pondel1 ma hTbitove
Trinity u O'Donnell ulice ma
lezli manzele Joseph Warwick
mrtvolu Frederick w. Litman
z Frederick avenue. Mrtvola
stotoznena byla die zapisk1 a
papirkd v jeho kapsach. Ma
jednom listu psal: "Je mi Ito,
re tax cinfm. Mako, bud hod-
IA ku KateTine a KateTino bud
hodna ku matce. ia doufam,
re Buh nezapomene sc mad
Tidy"
= David J. Gildea, Baltimo-
ran, usmrcen byl V pondelf Y
Plainfield, N. j., expresn1m
vlakem Baltimore & Ohio dra-
by. Cd 1mrtf manzelky sve
byl zasmusilym. Byl clenem
firmy D. J. Gildea & Co., Ito
graft z New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
Is ZMRZLINY


Velkoporota propustila z OBJ
zaioby Is ulicn1ch prodavac1
zmrzliny. Mezi propustenymi
byl Joseph Garfink, naceln1k
fady truckG a hlavn1 figura We
sporu mezi prodavaci a mali
tell lekaren.
Lekarn1ci zalujf, re trpf OBJ
chodovan1m poulicnfch techto
rozyazecd zmrzliny, kteTi ne
platl AMI normalni dane ami
zvlastn1 license.
Sedm propusteno jich bylo
We stredu a osm pred dvema
dny.
We stredu propusteni byli z
obzaloby: John PREMIER, Ed
ward a William Halek, Joseph
Hickman, James Kruger, Ed
ward Price a Spence Smith.
Hickman a Smith jsou Ger
nosi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
KRADEzE.

Dvema cernochy okraden byl
Anthony Schiller z Raspeburg
V nedeli o $21. Schiller odesel
s cernochem do domu We 100
blocku N. Dallas ulice. Tam
napaden byl dvema cernochy,
jez vrhli sc ma neho, stloukli
jej a pfipravili O penlze.
= Sto padesat dolard ukra-
dli zlodeji z 1radovny Mary
landhke lfgy ma pomoc zmrza-
cenych d1tek v {. 827 ST. Paul
ulice v nedeli v noel. Fondu to-
hoto melo byti uzito ma boty a
obvazy dftek. Diva stolky zlo-
dejem poskozeny byly "a papl-
ry z mich rozhazeny po podla-
re.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
Starena spadla v ponde]

Starena spadla v pondel1 s
WISE 35 stop z Falls road do
Jones Falls. Zashranena byla
dvema muzi, kteTi zaslechli
vykfiky JEFF. V nemocnici stav
jej1 konstantovan jake vazny.
zenou tou je Alice Jones, We
start cd IS do 70 rokd, pokud
z jej1ch vypovedi vysetfeno BY
tt mohlo. Zachranu svoj1 de-
kuje Josephu Kern a George
OFT. Zaslechnuvse vykriky je-
il, odbehli domd, wall lampu
a vratili sc ku vode. Pc prele-
zen1 skal a skrze kTov1 dospeli
k mlstu, kde videli starenu 1z-
kostlive drz1ci Sc skaly asi pat
nact stop cd bfehu. Snavse
boty, seskocili do vody a v KRAFT
kosti starenu NELL ma bTehu.
Stafena spadla, kdyz chtela
zvednouti upadlou il penezen-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
OSLAVU ROCNfHO TRVANf
A VYLET
porada
CZECHO-SLOVA AMERI-
CAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION"
porada

Vazena redakce a ctenari:-
Jest tomu prave rok kdy bez
velkych fanfarn ale S dobrym
vedomfm sveho pocfnanf zalo-
zen v nasi casti mesta spolek,
ktery 81 vytkl "a ucel "Povzne-
Semi obcanskeho, spolecenske-
no, vzdelavacfho a narodnlho
zivota svych clend'. Ackoli
zacatky jsou vzdy tezke i ten
to novy spolek prozil co Sc "a
rok profit da. S potesenlm
vsak hledeti niue zpet ma u
plynuly rok a ma praci vykona-
nou a i ma to, re $ nekolika
cleny pr zalozenf ma tento
spolek skoro jedno sto clen1.
Ably vsak pfisel v leps1 INA
most mezi krajany a tez ably
oslavil rocnf trvan1, rozhodl Sc
usporadati "Pravy starocesky
vylet" a to ma soru br. Jerome
Cvacha, Furnace Branch ne
deli, dine 80. cervence. Pora-
dajicf vybor kona rozsahle pf1-
pravy ably kazdy ~navstevnlk
byl uspokojen. Mimo vytecne
kuchyne Dude obcerstvenl vse-
no druhu a to pravy leak ma
cepu pro silnejsf pohlavi, sodo-
va voda vseho druhu pro ty z
pohlavf neznejs1ho, kava pro
maminky, mleko a to este i CO.
koladou pro d1tky jakoz i zmr-
zlina a jine pochoutky, vse "a
primereny poplatek. K jldlu
dostati mGzete rakovou polev-
ku, horke parky S horcici a
"sandvice" vseho druhu. Pro
zabavu budou poradany zavo-
dy vseho druhu pro mlade i
stare a kazdy v1tez obdrzl Cd
menu. Hudebnf program fldi-
ii i provadeti Dude virtues ma
Hlavackove harmonice p. To-
mas Levy. Pro ty, kterl 81 bu-
dou pratt pohodlne dopravy au
tobusy vyjedou cd Slovackeho
Domu, Montford Ave. a Eager
Place v 10 hodin a 1890 v ne
deli rano. ZaopatTte 81 l1stek
predem a to nejdele do %. Ger
vence u p. VIM. Oktavce v cart
Shopu", 24O9 E. Monument ul.
Velka legrace ma programu
a zabava pro kazdeho. w.
hradte 81 tuto nedeli pro tento
vylet, nebudete toho litovat a
seznamte Sc tax s cleny tohoto
jedineho krajanskeho spolku
ktery sc snaz1 haiti nase pra-
va co obcand a poplatn1ku.
Vstupne volne jakoz i umls-
tent vaseho AUTOMOBILE i kou-
PAM.
Pro ty, kteff jeste neznaj1
cestu, jedte nasledovne: Pc
Hanover st. mostu ma novy An
napolis Boulevard a zahnete
ma levo u druheho svetla "a di-
vadelnim mfstem v prirode a
pax sc Tidte die oznacen1.
Ably jste poznali aspon tro-
chu kdo ten vylet porada, po-
davam jmena vyboru:- Emil
Mynar, pfedseda; j. Vonasek,
vyp. pTedseda; VIM. Oktavec,
tajemnfk; Jan Wallis, pokladnlk
Dale predsedove r1znych pod
Mkt jsou: = Karel Bittman,
Frank Chyba, JOS. Duspiva,
Jen Kordula, Louis Kotesovec,
Josef Matysek, Paul Novak,
August Panuska, Josef Schei-
ner, Louis >svehla a Vaclav
Svehla.
Proto ma shledanou. Kazde-
no uctive I'VE Czecho-Slovak
American Civic Association.
Tn6nn y pich
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
AUTOMOBILY.

john NJ. RObey, 6llety del
nix ma vzduchoplavecke praci,
nalezen byl umackany pod
svym automobilem ma River
side Drive, Essex, mezi sym
prfbytkem a dilnami Glenn L.
Martin spolecnosti. Automo-
bill lezel ma chodn1ku s koly O.
bracenymi vzhGru. Pod auto
mobilem lezel Robey mrtvy.
- Winston Stevenson, 27lety
z Cockeysville osudne zranen
byl v nedeli v AUTOMOBILE, v
nemz jel pc Edmundson ave.
Automobil vrazil do poulicnf-
no sloupu a rozbil Sc. Policie
nalezla automobil a tezce IRA
neneho Stevensona v mem.
= Fred Fife, 81lety re White
Marsh zemrel V nedeli v Nest
skych nemocnic1ch 20 zraneni
SVEN, jez utrpel v sobotu ma
Philadelphia road q Chesaco
avenue. Automobil Tfdila Vic
let B. Porter.
" bllzkosti Staunton, Va,
smrtelne zranena byla Martha
Leevring Sherman, dcera zem-
Teleho Baltimorana, Joshuy
lowering. Manzel jej1, DIR. Ar
thur M. Sherman a jejf syn po-
raneni byli lehce. DR.. Sher-
man byl episkopaln1m faraTem
kostela V Baltimore, byl misio-
narem v Cine, kan s MIN ode
|jela manzelka jeho. Pc tam
nj revoluci vratili sc a usadili
sc v Cincinnati.
= Ctyri automobiliste, jeden
truck a velike vykladnf okno
hraly 1lohu svoji V 1tery V no.
ci, kdyz automobil policejn1ho
lieutenanta "se poplasil'' ma
Hartford road a Hamilton ave.
z lid nebyl nikdo ami zmrza-
cen ami zranen, ale nekolik
jich jenom S tel Sc tomutc
vyhnulo, kdyz lieutenant Ed.
ward w. Coughlin napad.
chodn1k a "nosem automobile
vrazil do vykladn1ho okna lie.
karny. Lieutenant srazku Wy
svetluje takto:
Jel jizn1m smerem ma Har
ford road. Lehky truck r1ze
ny Lawrencem I. Perine, IDLE
tym, chtel zahnouti prave MIN
Lieutenantova kara vrazila d.
trucku, odrazila Sc a napadl;
automobil T1zeny Simonim Ma
ranto z E. Chase ulice. Ma
rantova kara vrazila do auto
mobilu George H. Emmett.
LieutenantGv automobil, ne
podajny, zat1m rozehnal Sc pC
automobile Lee Hunta Fine
berg, postrcil tento a men
diva sed1c1, vrazil ma chodn1k ;
vykladnf okno narazem rozbi
to bylo ma risky.
Sta divak1 sbehlo Sc. Lieu
tenant obzalovan z neopatrnt
j1zdy a Maranto z tehoz pre-
stupku. Proti Emmetu a Fine
berg nepodany zaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
v TOWSON
PO Fl ROKU. ZEMRELA.

Ellar Mae Holland, jez stra-
villa FL rokG roznasenlm posty
v Towson, zemrela v dtery We
start IS rokG.
Byla malokdy nemocnou a
chlubila Sc, re jenom jednoU
nemoci zdrzena byla cd prace
PTestala pracovati v pondell.
Postaveni sv6 u posty obdr.
zela behem svetove valky. PfeC
tim byla agentkou pro "Sun'
noviny. Roznasela noviny ty.
to osobne a nikdy pfi tom ne
jeZdila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
$500 JOBU PRO MARY


Zvysenym pT1spevkem vlady
administrace Marylandske mia
deze obdrz1 nyn1 $500 jobu
m1sto dosavadn1ch tis1c.
Ma Western Shore Dude po-
mozeno 1000, V Baltimore
1000 a ma Eastern Shore 500.
Vedle cviceni jich We praci, da-
ma Jim p~r1lezitost ku porozu-
men1 prac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
PRI OPRAVE
ZEMREL.

William Holland, 47lety z
w. Lombard ulice, zemrel We
stTedu, kdyz taroval strechu
ma garazi v pozad1 sveho domu
Byl chauffeur detektivn1ho Cd
boru policejn1ho 1fadu pc do
bu 10 rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-21
ZAVODY RfDIcU TRUCKU.

Plany pripravovany jsou ku
narodnf konvenci r1dicu trucku
.jez konana Dude v Baltimore.
Zvlastni atrakci konvence bu-
dou zavody truckd We Stadium
16. zar1. Ku zavoddm pfipus-
ten Dude kazdy T1dic, ktery ma
ddkaz, re opatrnym byl pfi j1z-
dach pc IL mes1cu.