davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Osm hasicH zahYnulo.

V Syracuse, N. Y, osm hasi-
Cd zemTelo pr ohni, ktery Uni
Gil ctyTpatrovou obchodni bu-
dovu blizko stredu o%bchodnfho
distriktu. Tuny trosek sesuly
Sc ma hasice, kdyz spadla sire
cha a dive zdi budovy.
Devaty hasic, ktery byl "a
sypan s ostatnfmi osmi, byl
zachranen hodinu pc prolome-
nj Sc stTechy. Byl dopraven
do nemocnice a jeho stav je
kriticky. Diva JIM hasici byli
osetfenf v nemocnici ma crane
nj, jez utrpeli pfi hasenf ohne.
Dive ste PWA deln1kG praco-
valo ma sesutinach, ale mrtvoly
hasicn byly vytazeny teprve
nekolik hodin pc uhaseni ohne.
PIvod ohne nebyl dosud zji-
stem. V budove byl pouze re-
staurant pffzemf, patra byla
prazdna. Sousedni budovy ne
byly ohn9m poskozeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Synovec byvaleho presidents
zemrel hlady a zimou.

Jesse Root Grant, 75lety u
Wilmette, synovec generala
Ulysses Granta, zemTel hlady
a zimou. Lekar "a pomoci po-
licie jej dopravil do okresni
nemocnice v sobotu, kdyz SOU
sede jej nasli v bezvedomf v
chude posteli u furnacu
v basementu domu els. 1887
Washington ave., Wilmette.
Lekaf pravf, re ma nuznem pc
lechu bylo nalezeno nekolik
kocek a celia osmipokojova re-
sidence byla spustla. Sveho Ca
SUI byl zamozny. Kdyz zchu-
dl, I'll jake samotar Sc SWIM
38letym synem Ulyssesem pc
Is let. Byval kdysi u drahy
Northwestern v uradovne. Syn
byl bez prace Cd roku 1880 pc
zranen1.
Soudce Fisher, ktery byl prf-
telem Granta, prav1, re posled-
nj dobu byli otec a syn bez pro-
stredkG a nechteli spat v lozni-
cfch a zat1m CO otec spal v
basementu, syn spal ma pGde.
Sveho casu byl Grant pokuto-
van SIS, ponevadz mel v dome
IA kocek a sousede 81 vedli stfz
most ma hluk.
V New Yorku ma zemrely
bratra, bankere ma odpocinku,
ktery obcas nejake penlze po-
slal, ale poslednf dobu medal O
sobe slyset.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10

V jiznim Illinoisu, osm set
farmafskych robin, cftajfcfch
asi 5000 clenG, bylo anebo bu-
de co nejdrfve uvedomeno, re
vlada chce jejich pozemky a
re je vyvlastnf "a urcitou cenu.
Techto pozemk1 je tfeba k
federalnlmu projektu, ktery
Dude staff So, 10000 a je sta
ven deln1ky WPA. Hraz, 81
600 stop dlouha, byla jiz W.
stavena.
Kongresnfk Kent E. Keller
pracoval We prospech tohoto
projektu, pGvodne jake pro-
jektu znovuosazovaciho z to-
tho ddvodu, re vetsina pozem-
XII, jichz Sc to tyka, je sko-
70 b~ezcenna. Pravil, re prime
Sc prdmyslovy zivot do teto ca
sti Illinoisu.
Idea znovuosazovanf byla O.
pustena, kdyz farmari protes-
tovali prohlasuj1ce, re nechti
byti usazeni jinde.
Vetsina tech, kterf budou
nuceni vzdati Sc svych poem
XII, pochaz1 z okresG Jackson
a Williamson. Rfkajf, re ne
vedl, kan pGjdou. Mnozf tyr
di, re nemohou zakoupiti tako.
We pozemky ami kdyby obdrze.
Ii cd vlady o 500 vice nez ko.
Xix Jim zarucuje.
Protestuj1c1 farmaTi nevada.
Ii Sc dosud sveho boje, ably "a.
stavena prace ma jezernim pre-
jektu. Pop1rajf, re by jejicl
soudnl zakrocenf bylo precise.
vzato pouze "a 1celem, ably oh.
drzeli vyssl ceny "a sve poem.
ky. Jejich pravnf zastupce
prohlasil, re nechti svych DO
zemk1 prodati "a zadnou ce
nu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10

Americka Federace Prace
pohrozila, re vyloucf svou uni
ucitelstva, nevycistl-li ucitel-
sto sve rady cd komunistn.
Vystraha byla vydana W.
konnou radon federace. Mat
hew VOL z New Yorku, misto-
pfedseda federace a Glen rady
schvalil dnes rozhodnutf new
yorske 1stredni rady remesel a
prace, zalezejicf v suspendova-
nj dvou lokaln1ch ucitelskych
unit pro podvratnou cinnost.
Bude-li unie uc~itelstva wy
loucena, Federace zrfdf novou
uni, v n1z budou sdruzeni ii u
citele a ucitelky, kterym jsou
prot mysli neamericke hesla
komunistickych vIdcI, jiz jsou
v uni ucitelstva.
Vykonna rada Federace rov
nee schvalila kongresni vyse-
tfovanf neamericke cinnosti a
prijala resoluci, v nfz sc zada,
ably byl kongresem schvalen
postacitelny fond, potfebnJ
pro DiesIv vybor.
V jine resoluci sc zada, ably
byla vysetfovana organisovana
hnutf, smerujfci k vedeni pro.
pagandy Ia prijet1 protidelnic.
kych zakonG We statnich zako.
nadarnach. Tato kampan je
pry vedena Zamestnavatelsky
mi jednatelnami pod rIznym.
jmeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Ia mrtveho pokladany primal
&c k vrazde.

Muz, ktery byl pokladan d
fady "a mrtveho, je Pitts
burghu v zalari, kdyz sc vratil
zpet a primal, re zavrazdil
svou prvnf zenu a ctyrleteho
syna vice nez pred trent Lefty.
Je to DIR. Norman Stewart,
"a leta starry, ktery je synem lie
kafe z Filadelfie. Byl denti-
stou, ale nemel 1spech a to je
pricinou, jak pravl, re zavraz-
dill svou zenu a syna. Stewart
opustil svo udruhou zenu, s
n1z Sc dial oddati pred rokem v
Jacksonville, Fla, odcizil $500
z tamnlho hotelu, ably Sc mohl
vydati ma cestu do Pittsburghu
a vzdati Sc policii. Pravi, re
dine Is. cervna 1885 mel had
ku Sc svou zenou O penfze a pa
matuje Sc ma vse, az do okam-
ziku, v nemz ubil kladivem
svou zenu i synka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Lekar.

Z Gainesville v Texasu Sc sde-
luJe, re tamni lekar Ralph Bal
ley vefejne prohlasil, re neo-
cekava ami jednoho centu z L.
veru, ktery poskytl svym klien-
tum: DR.. Bailey uverejnil otev-
reny dopis, v nemz dava Jim
noty a 1cty, ktere mu dluzi Ia
lekarskou sluzbu CO dar k va
nocGm. Dopis mi:
"Po 25. prosinci mGzete mne
potkati, podlvati sc mi primo
do oc1 a r1ci: "doktore, ty sta
~ brachu, nedluzim ii cervene-
no centu." Zkuste to. Oba
diva Sc budeme lepe cititi."
DR.. Bailey, jenz pohneval sve
kolegy t1mto skutkem, vysvet-
Ill jim to jednanf nasledovne:
"Cin1m to re dvou prfcin: "a
prve, pfestal jsem lekarskou
praksi a chci zbaviti Sc toho
jak z mysli, tax z knih; "a dru-
he, a to je hlavnf pr1cina, neo-
cekaval jsem dostati z toho
stejne ami centu. Wy, kterf mi
dluz1te a nemIzete zaplatiti,
budu Sc "a vas modliti, ably
Vsemohouc1 mel s vami smilo-
vanf, jake ia jsem mel. Wy,
kter1 mi dluz1te a mohli iste
zaplatiti a nezaplatili jste, o.
bavam Sc, re az zemreme, re
potkame sc opet ma onom sve-
tie, kde asi Dude nucen provozo-
vati opet praksi. Tam Sc po-
kuslm, abych dostal kancelar
v horkem podzem1, uprostred
"znameho p1l akru", a prfstup
ny k hlavnf peel. Uradujfcf no.
diny cd 9 odpoledne do 5 rano.
Az sc tam dostanete, vyhledei-
tie mne hned druhou noe. Bu-
dete potfebovat lecenf. Budu
Sc zvlaste venovati palenf. Pod
minky budou: hotove napred."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10

byla dobojovana, otroctvi zru-
seno a Unie zachran6na. We
vfteznem tabore severn piano.
vala radost, jez sc ale brzy
zmenila We smutek, kdyz ID.
dubna 1867 klesl Lincoln smr-
telne zasazen kulkou v divadle
We Washingtone.
Lincoln zemrel, ale jeho Ii
votnf dflo zIstalo pc mem jake
vecny pamatnfk. Zakaz otroc-
tvl byl uzakonen 13tym dodat-
KEN k dstave Spojenych Stat1.
BOZ Severn prot Jihu" je
dnes uz jen trapnou vzpomfn-
kou ma traigckou udalost v de-
jinach teto zeme, vzpomfnkou
ma vnitfni rozkol, ktery Sc uz
nikdy cd te DOLBY neopakoval.
Socialnf filosofie Abrahama
Lincolna, jeho hluboka vfra v
lid jake v pramen veskere via.
dnl moci a authority z1stava ie-
Ste dnes inspiraci pro americ.
ke predaky a statniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Zhovadilec.

Charles Garcia, 3Olety z
sew. primal k z~avrazdenf 88le-
te Johanny Schobergov6 v je-
Jim bytu, nedaleko bytu vraha.
zena byla nalezena utlucena
nasadou cd kostete a mimo to
uskrcena. Vrah Sc pTi tom po-
REAL ma ruce, kdyz oknem
vnikl do bytu. Soused zavraz-
dene sdelil policii, re Garcia Sc
potloukal v okolf nekolik dnl
pred vrazdou a ponevadz poll
Gle z~jistila, re ma rekord neko-
lika mens1ch precinG a pone-
vadz mel ruku zavazanou, tax
jej zatkla. Zapfral, ale ne
mohl vysvetliti, kde 81 ruku po-
fezal. Byl pry zamestnan ja-
ko pomahac ma trucku, ale po-
licie zjistila, re to neni pray
dou.
PonGvadz zapiral, tax poll
Gle oznamila, re jej vezme ma
universitu, ably vypovfdal pod
III detektorem a toho sc zatce-
ny tax ulekl, re Sc primal a
pravil, re byl vaben neodola-
telnou touhou starenu, ktera
bydlela o samote, zabit, ale
nemel loupezny 1mysl. Policie
pravi, re jest to Gin morona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Kostelni zpevak trikrate
bomboval hostel.

V New Salem v blizkosti u
niontown, Pennsylvania, 20 ro-
XII starry kostelnf zpevak, Mi
chael Krevinko, doznal v Ute
~, re trikrate bomboval Holy
Trinity hostel. Odsouzen byl
ma dobu cd desfti do 20 rok6
veZenl.
Bratr jeho, 19lety Andrew
jenz doznal, re psal hrozebne
listy farari, Alexis Dakenvich,
odsouzen byl ma neurcitou do
bu do Huntingdon industrialnl
Skoly.
Zpevak Sc zlobil ma hostel,
re jiny zpevak ustanoven byl
v cello choru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Stoleta ella temSr do sveho
skonu.

V C1evelandu, stoleta Louisa
Sampsonova We stTedu zemrela
v nemocnici sv. Alexe ma zapal
Pile. Vzdor svemu vysokemu
veku byla neobycejne ella a
sama 81 chodila obstaravat ma
kupy V sousedstvf.
Zesnula pochazela z Norska
Do Clevelandu sc pristehovala
v dobe obcanske valky. Dobre
Sc jeSte pamatovala, re v den
sveho pTfjezdu videla namestf
pine vojska, pfipraveneho ma
cestu do valecneho pole. Pred
trent tydny Sc nachladila. By
la poslana k lecenf do nemoc-
nice, kde sc u nj vyvinul jest6
zan6t Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Nesmirny piiak vylecen.

V Kansas City, Kansas, po
deset let Julian Cough vypil
denne tfi galony limonady,
mleka, vody a chlazeneho ca
je. Musil tolik pitt, nebot je-
no ridce Sc vyskytujfcf nemoc
zpGsobila u neho touhu 20
vsem, CO je tekute a studene.
Pitt ucinilo jej Ike konci dine
1plne zemdlenym. Lekari roz-
poznali u neho r1zne nemoci,
ale vsechny leky osvedcily Sc
byti k nicemu - pacient pill
stale.
Jednou upadl donna a byl
dopraven do nemocnice, kde
byl prohl1zen X-paprsky. Oh
jevilo Sc, re ma zlomenou ky
celnf kost, ale tez, re jeho ko-
sti vypadaj1, jake by byly pro
zrany cd molI. Lekari usou-
dill, re jeho telesna soustava
potrebuje vice vapnfku pro
sve kosti. Rozhodli, re trpi
zvetsenlm parathyroiskych
zlaz. Bylo to p1sobeno nedo-
statkem vitaminu D v jeho die
te. Tento vitamin pomaha pa
rathyriodn1m zlazam v jedne
z jejich funkcf = pomahati
telu zuzitkovati vapnikove So
Ii. Nasledkem nedostatku to-
hoto vitaminu musily zlazy
%pracovati pres cas- a tim produ-
kovaly prflis mnoho vapnfku,
jehoz nadbytek zavinoval ztra-
tn vlahy a tim staly Sc jeho ko-
sti porovatymi. Jeho ohromna
zfzen byla nasledkem tohoto
ztracenf vlahy.
Lekari zmenili jeho dietu a
odstranili operaci cast jeho
zlaz. Udelalo Sc mu lepe ra.
zem a "a diva mesice mohl ode
brati Sc domG. Pc nejake do
be touha pc pitt dostavila Sc O.
pet. Vratil Sc do nemocnice,
lekari odstranili mu PARTLY
roidnl zlazy 1plne a nynf jiz
pie jake kazdy normalnf clo-
vek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Svakri Sc zabili.

Y Long Fork, Kentucky, po-
hrbeni: Tom Burke, 40 let sta
ry a Richard Johnson, SO let
starry, svakTi, kterf pohadali Sc
v nedeli O busl kukufice a "a
stTelili jeden druheho. Burke
padl prvnf, ale stTelil jeste pc
Johnsonovi a zabil jej. Burke
ozenil Sc Sc Johnsonovou ses-
trou a byl otcem dewitt deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
"Hnizdecko lasky."

V Rockford, ILL.,, til dalsf
dfvky budou vysetrovany poll
eli We spojen1 s tim, re v tonic
meste pry bylo upraveno "hnfz
decko lasky." Jedna z techto
dfvek je dvanactileta. Ctyri
muzi a til dfvky jsou We vyse-
tfovani. Policie prav1, re toto
"hnfzdecko lasky" udrzoval
Herbert Stewart Sc let starry,
byvaly trestanec. Odslouzil 81
diva frosty, jeden pro zabit1
svych pestounG v 1921 a druhy
pro vyderacstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Nedala Sc.

2 Houstonu v Texas sc sde-
luje, re kdyz 22lety Jaroslav
.Trcalek a 19leta Faith Vesta-
Iowa sc proj1zdeli v automobi-
lu, najednou lupic s pistol v
ruce vyskocil Jim ma stupatko
a chtel je oloupiti. D6vce vsak
koplo no a vykriklo tax, re lu-
pic wal do zajecfch. Kdyz pax
policie zatkla 40leteho Willie
Perkinse, mlad1 Tide poznali v
mem utocnlka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Divka Sc zadusila.

Diva lekaTi Sc marne pokou-
sell zachraniti zivot 16lete He
lene Reisckove We Scottsbluff,
Nebraska, jez Sc zadusila a
nenf 1plne jiste, jak Sc zadu-
sila a nen1 1plne jiste, jak Sc
to pfihodilo. Matka vyprave-
la, re Helena dobre navecere-
la a asi O dive hodiny pozdeji Sc
zacala nahle dusiti a vzdor ry-
chile pomoci lekarske nebylo
mono il zachraniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Obssila sc.
6Oleta

Mollie Pickhartova, 6Oleta
vdova z Chicago, byla naleze-
ma synem obesena v basementu
Postavila sc ma stolici a kdyz
zaklesla provaz ma vysokou pc
lest p~ostele, stolici odkopla.
Syn pravf, re newt, proc 81 mat
ka zoufala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Matka a a ditky uhofelv.

V Darlington, KY, 25leta
Grace Faulk a jeff ctyTi male
ditky, vsechny nemocne ma Luz
kach, uhorely phi pozaru, KITE
ry znicil jejich obydli. Ditky
jsou: 5lety Kenneth, 3leta He
len Joyce, 2lety Jimmy Carroll
a devitimesfcni Beatrice. Otec
v dobe nestestf pracoval v dole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Federalni divadlo v N. Y. pro-
Vedlo "Prodanou neVSstu"

V New Yorku We Federal Mu-
sic Theatre, byla provedena o.
pera "Prodana nevesta" Be-
dricha Smetany, v koncertnf
forme v anglictine.
"Prodanou" provedla fede-
ralnf opernf spolecnost. Or
chestr rfdil Fritz Mailer. Pred
staveni uspoTadal umelecky
odbor Works Progress Admi-
ninistration.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10

Til OPERATOR byli popaleni,
jeden mladfk byl uslapan k
bezvedom1 a 400 navstevnik1
Sc podafilo uteci, kdyz ohen
zachvatil mlstnost k promftanf
flint v divadle v Houston, Tex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10

Sedmileta omdlela We skole ma
sledkem akutniho alkoholismu.
Sedm rokn stara skolacka v
New Yorku padla v dtery We
skole jsouc obeti akutnfho al
koholismu. Pr padu rozrazi-
la 81 lebku vedle jinych crane
nj. Otec jej1, obchodnik uhl1m
a ledem, vysvetlil, re obycejne
pila lihoviny pTi snidani vleva-
JIG 81 koralku do kavy.
Otec dale Tekl, re v omen
den prinutil il pitt vsecko z
hrnku, ably il takto potrestal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Nabazila Sc zivota.

V Nebraska City spachala
sebevrazdu 6Oleta pi. H. Kas-
bohmova, manzelka farmare
ma odpocinku. Ucinila konec
svemu zivotu kulf z revolveru.
Prav1 Sc, re il k tomu dohnala
vlekla nemoc. Zanechava man.
zela a til syny.
Evening star., 1939-10-02
STAR, WASHINGTON c. MONDAY OCTOBER g. 1889
Nazi-ism with its intolerance and

Nazi-ism with its intolerance and
brutality"
Mr.. Churchill ignored the challenge
to answer questions raised by a
voice in German which broke into
British Broadcasting Corp. pro-
gram before his speech. The ques-
tions were:
Where is the British aircraft
carrier hit by q German bomb In
the North Sea?
What caused the sinking Of the
Athena?
why did Churchill say a U-boat
commander who had sent an sos
to him had been captured when the
commander in question had returned
to Germany?"
Tvo hours after the admiralty
chiefs speech, a German giving his
name as Hans Fritsche broke into
another B. B. c. broadcast and
attacked Churchill for not answer
ing the questions. The first Ger
man voice had promised a German
reply II Mr.. Churchill answered.
Evening star., 1939-10-02
Archibald MacLeish
Assumes His Duties
As Librarian
Declines to Discuss
Plans, but Is Confident
He Can Do Job

Archibald MacLeish today took
over as librarian of Congress.
Mr.. MacLeish, liberal poet and
drawing room philosopher, wouldn't
discuss his immediate plans for the
library.
I've barely got my chair warmed
here" he said. 1T would be i'm
pertinent for me to try to talk about
what I am going to change in Z
great institution like this"
He was, Mr.. MacLeish said, very
happy to be in the job. He re-
ferred to libraries as the great SYM
bols of accomplishment Of the hui
man spirit.
Their Importance at this par
ticular time in the worlds history
is obvious" he said. "A library is a
symbol of democracy and this is par
ticularly true of the Library of Con-
gress. Its duty is to be true to the
cultural tradition of our Nation, to
democracy and to live in the pres
ent."
The new librarian planned to make
a tour Of his domain later today with
DR.. Herbert Putnam, who is retiring
after 40 years as head of the in
stitution. Mr.. MacLeish spent time
in research in the library when he
was one of the editors of Fortune
Magazine. but admitted he had only
vague notion about the organiza-
ton of the place.
I'll do my best to learn and if
see any changes that I believe should
be made, I'll let you know"
Mr.. MacLeish, so far, has never
been denounced as unprogressive.
When President Roosevelt an
nounced his appointment, conserva-
tive members of Congress raised
their hands in horror, proclaiming
him as "fellow-traveler" of the
Communists. The professional Ii
brarians of the country joined the
protest, because they said he was not
librarian. This Mr.. MacLeish ad-
mitted, adding, however, that he
was certain he could do the job.
He is Al years old and has written
several books of poetry. Educated
at Yale and later at the Harvard
Law School, he fought in France
during the World War, taught for
a time, then went abroad to write.
He travelled extensively and pub
lished several books of poetry
which were well received in this
country.
Mr.. MacLeish has been helping
during the last year with the or
ganization of the Nieman Founda-
ton at Harvard, set up to furnish
fellowships for working journalists.
He has long been a friend of Mr..
Roosevelt.
He and his family are staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Acheson until they move into their
own residence.
Evening star., 1939-10-02
London
Continued From First Page.)

his group of wicked men, whose
hands are soiled with blood and
corruption, can keep their grip upon
the docile, unhappy German people. >
Mr.. Churchill summed up three
outstanding events of the first
month of conflict:
Poland has been overrun but
will rise again"
Russia has warned Hitler off
his eastern dreams" Expansion
into Southern and Southeastern
Europe)
The U-boats may be safely
left to the care and constant at
tention of the British Navy"
Mr.. Churchill dwelt on how British
warships were running down Ger
man submarines. He said they were
being hunted with zealand not al
together without relish"
Russia, he said, had followed a
Evening star., 1939-10-02

Of the United States" He described
British forces ass"the defenders Of
civilization"
The admiralty chief drew a par
allel between the present conflict
and the American Civil War, declar-
ing that "all the heroism of the
South could not redeem their cause
from the stain of slavery, just as all
the courage and skill, which the
Germans always show in war, will
not free them from the reproach Of
Evening star., 1939-10-02
Engineer to Speak

L. A. Hawkins, executive engineer
OF the General Electric Research
Laboratories at Schenectady, N. Y,
will speak at meeting of the Wash
angton section of the American In
stltute of Electrical Engineers on
October 10 in the auditorium of the
Potomac Electric Power Co., Tenth
and E streets NV, it was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1939-10-02

cold policy of self-interest, but the
Red Army had created a line on
the eastern front which the NaZis
would not dare attack.
Discussing the Russian enigma"
Mr.. Churchill said that through the
fog of confusion and uncertainty we
may discern quite plainly the COM
munity of interests which exist be-
tween England, France and Russia
to prevent the Germans from carry
ing the flames of war into the
Balkans and Turkey"
Gesture to Italy.
He also made this friendly gesture
to Italy. 1--WE appreciate in England
the reasons why this great and
friendly nation of italy, with whom
we have never been at war, has not
seen fit to enter the struggle"
OF Britains own position, Mr..
Churchill declared: 1--WE believe we
are entitled to the respect and good
will of the world, and particularly
Evening star., 1939-10-02
Fire Hits Night Spot

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2 (R.-Palo-
mar ballroom, famous night spot
where many nationally known or
chestras have played, was almost
destroyed by fire early today. Two
thousand persons walked orderly
through exits as flames got out of
control.
Fire officials blamed defective wir-
ing and estimated loss at 5000, 900,
including the instruments of Charlie
Barnett's Orchestra.
Evening star., 1939-10-02
NeiehborIy Giving

ROCHESTER, Ind. P.-The Akron
Christian Church, disbanding, gave
the Rochester Christian Church a
silver communion service, a piano
and $163.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
DRIVER GETS COURT SUMMONS
  Accident on Willow Street; New Yorker Given
 Continuance

Charles H. Corners, 20, of New Haven, arrested yesterday on a charge of violating the motor ve- hicle law after an accident on Will low street, was notified to appear in Traffic Court November 27, when his case was called in City Court today
 Motor Patrolman John J. Murphy who made the arrest, reported Miss Agnes Planning, 25, of 43 Chapman avenue, suffered a neck bruise when the automobile in which she was a passenger collided with Corners transfer van. Miss Planning, who was riding in car driven by Mrs, John B. Collins, of 43 Chapman ave- nue. was treated at the office of pr. Harold F. Merrill.
 A. continuance until November 20 was granted to Harold Kreinick, 38, of New York City. arrested last night after collision at Wood and Walnut street with an automobile driven by John s. Sullivan, 33, of 309 Hamilton avenue.
 Motor Patrolman John J. Mur- phy said Kreinick failed to observe stop sign on Wood street.
 Another continuance was granted to William Troiano, 24, of 18 May street, Nsugatuck, also charged with violating the motor vehicle law. His case will be tried November 20.
 Frank Doolan, 31, of Waterbury, charged with non-support, was given stay until tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
Civic Orchestra In
 Fine Opening Concert
Local Musical Group We'll Established-Nora Fau- chaId Assisting Artist at Last Nights Performance

The Civic orchestra of Waterbury directed by Mario Di Cecco, starting Its third season in this city has es- tablished itself as most important musical organization definitely. That the orchestra in its first concerts well over two years ago had great possibilities and would grow in quail ity was a foregone conclusion giver an adequate amount of cooperation from the local public. This coopera- ton has been generous and whole hearted but there is still large number of Waterburians who are still unaware that in the Civic orch- estra of Waterbury, we have some thing especially fine. MT. Di Ceccc and his musicians were warmly greeted last night ard the well ar- ranged program was delight to music lovers, Nora Fauchald, so- prano. of Watertown. in her solo numbers with orchestra was pleas ing addition and was heard twice on the program.
 The program last night included Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 in D Major and was given most careful reading. The performance was note- worthy and at times most effective. Those discrepancies that were no- ticeable were to be expected, but the general execution and directing left one more than satisfied that SO new an organization could do this number with the effect that 1t did. The Larghetto followed the better played first movement, Adagio-Al- legro con brio. The short Scherzo and Allegro motto made up for the shortcomings in the Larghetto move- ment. All told, however, the Sym- phony reading displayed keen mu- sical intelligence.
 The Ballet Suite of three dances, Minuet, Musette, and Tambourin, by Rameau was MT. Di Cecco's choice for opening. Here there was good tonal quality and the blending of the instruments was agreeable. The opening bars brought the orchestra into their stride and there was no appreciable working up to better ef- fleets, since this group seem to get into their stride from the first meas ures. This assurance has been one of the things noted from the be- ginning of these concerts, and the professional mapner is in a great measure due to the inspiration of the director, Dr. Di Cecco, who has succeeded in bringing the orchestra up to very high standards.
 To go on with the program-Nora