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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
AAA Offers Tobacco Growers
All Possible Aid For Prices
Conference Held in
Washington as Geor-
gia Growers e a c k
Eight-Po oint Program
At Meeting With Gov
ernor Rivers.

Washington, July 31.-(AP)
Representatives Of southern
tobacco growers sought means
to bolster prices for their crop
in a conference today with
Agriculture Adjustment Ad-
ministration officials.
After several hours of dis
cussion of the situation in a
closed meeting no definite pro-
gram for assistance had been
inaugurated. AAA officials
said various possibilities we're
discussed, including the closing
of markets and government
loans and subsidies.
They explained, however, that
the average price, now between $14
to $18 per hundred pounds, would
have to drop to a;<put $3.50 before
a loan program could be put into
effect under the farm act. The law
authorized loans only when the
average price of the commodity
drops below IS percent of S'parity''
or "fair leveP' price. Parity for
flue-cured tobacco grown in the
southern states is $18 per hundred
pounds.
House-approved amendments to
the tobacco marketing quota pro-
visions of the 1888 farm act also
were discussed. These would
authorize an Immediate election on
sales restrictions for next years
crop, instead of waiting until
November, as now required.
Proponents have expressed be-
lief favorableakion on quotas for
1910 would nave beneficial effect
on 1889 sales. Flue-cured growers
rejected quotas for this years crop,
the biggest on record.
AAA officials, headed by j. B.
Hutson, assistant administrator, and
J. E. Thigpen, assistant director of
the tobacco division assured grow
ers all possible means of help.
About 20 Representatives of flue-
cured growers in Virginia., North
Carolina, South Carolina and Geor-
gia discussed the situation at the
conference today. The Georgia
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Front Porch
Is
Plan

Washington, July 31.-(AP)-
Vice-President Garner was re-
ported authOritatively today to
be planning "frOnt porch" cam
paign for the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination in 1910.
Garner'S close friends said he
had no thought of making any
public appearances before the
party's national convention early
next summer. They added that
he already has turned down
numerous invitations to speak
and to attend public functions.
Neither is he expected to issue
any political statements during
the months before the cOnven-
ton. He was described by assO-
ciates as believing there should
be no elaboration of published
reports that he would seek the
presidential nomination, even if
President Roosevelt should try
or third term.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Roosevelt-F arley Split
Is Purely Speculation

narratives are based rather on wish
full thinking than on any actual in
formation. They've given plenty OF
reasons why the p. m. 6. ought to be
sore, but they've furnished precious
little tangible evidence that he is. On
his recent trip through the country
he contacted hundreds (perhaps
thousands) of Democratic leaders in
as many different bailiwicks. If he
genuinely has a crouch on the ad-
ministration it seems odd that he
didn't at least hint at it to few OF
these local managers. Had he done
so, surely there would have been a
leak here and there. Yet no COM
mentator has mentioned a definite
authority for his accounts Of the
much-talked-of Roosevelt-Farley rift
The dope is all to the effect that
there's a rift, but nobody attempts to
prove it.
One suggestion is that Farley re-
sents the presidential appointment
of Paul v. McNutt to a high federal
Continued on Page FOur)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, July 31.-Charlotte, with
l3 killed, easily gained the unenvl-
able distinction of having more trat-
fric accident fatalities Of any North
Carolina city during the first six
months of 1899, according to records
OF the Highway Safety Division.
On basis of population, however,
the palm goes to Fayetteville, rather
than to the States largest city, as
eight fatalities were recorded in the
Cumberland county capital through
June. Raleigh, also with eight deaths,
would rank above Charlotte on the
unsafe list on a per capita basis;
while Greensboro with eight and
Durham with seven have nothing to
brag about in the matter of safety
records.
Winston-Salem, second largest city
of Tar Heelia, had only two trattl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
ROCKY MOUNT MAN
TO OPPOSE COOLEY

Rocky Mount, July 31.-(AP)-Ira
Baker, local carpenter who COM
peted unsuccessfully on the Republi-
can ticket against J. @. Robinson,
Democrat, in the contest for mayor
here in May, said today he would
file for Congress against Harold D..
Cooley in the fourth congressional
district.
Baker, the first Republican ever
to run for mayor in Rocky Mount,
was defeated Overwhelmingly by
Mayor Robinson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
No Loans Will Be
Made Growers a S
Long as Level Is as
Far Above Parity as
N o w; Government
Already Loaded With
Cotton.

Washington, July 31.-(AP)-Fed-
eral farm officials indicated today
that the Federal government would
withhold announcement of a loan
program for 1889 cotton as long as
domestic prices remain at or near
current levels.
Quotations on the domestic spot
markets averaged 9.25 cents a pound
last weekend, or almost a cent a
pound above the rate at which loans
were made on last years crop.
Loans will be held in reserve, Of
ficials said, as a price-bolstering
measure should quotations begin to
drop to near last years loan rate.
The government desires to avoid ad-
ding more cotton to loan stocks, nov,
totaling about 100000 bales, and
representing an investment of about
$55, 100000.
The 1888 crop control law requires
the government to make loans when
prices fall below 81 percent Of the
so-called "parity'', or "equitable''
price for cotton, or when crop pros
poets point to production in excess
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Charlotte Auto Deaths
Highest; Five In Vance

deaths, which probably entities the the
Camel city to distinction among the
group of really sizable cities; though
such cities as Kinston, Hickory VIII
son. Tarboro and the worlds largest
"unincorporated" city, Kannapolls'
showed no deaths at all.
Officials in the safety division
pointed out that in the matter OF IN
iuries wide differences in figures IN
dictate that there is a wide variance
in the matter of reporting from the
various cities. Although the law re-
quires that all accidents be reported
to the division by all peace of1lcers
of the State, it is a fact that some
cities report regularly and falthtully
others intermittently and with small
regard to minor injuries.
For the first six months OF the
year, however, here's how various
municipalities of the State stood IN
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Governorship
Gossip Rife
At Raleigh
Daily Dlspatcn Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Rv HENRY AVERHI,

Raleigh, July 31.-For the tidbits
of political gossip listed hereinafter
in this column there is absolutely
no guarantee of truth or veracity
beyond the fact that they are being
talked around in circles which more
often that not know what they're
talking about. Some of the seem to
come from obviously "inspired"
sources; probably inspired by de-
sire to head off some candidate or
to boost some other. Other items
were just picked up almost at ran
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Cotton Loan Plan Will
Await Trend OF Prices
Georgia Average
Last Week II 3-4

Atlanta, Ga, July 31.-(AP)-
Tobacco sales tOtaled $685., ,575.62
at GeOrgia'S Is market centers last
week, averaging STATS for 27,O27,-
1856 pounds.
The official figures on 64 ware
houses in the State, compiled by
the State Department of Agricul-
ture, covered four days of the
1889 auction season. They COM
pared with the two days of sales
in the first week last year, when
14,097,35O pounds sold for S3,771,-
1926, at an average of 26.75
cents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

master 6 e n erdI S
Hyde Park confab
with h is "boss"
just before leaving
on h is vacation
trip to Europe.
The honest fact
is that stories of a
coolne S S between
this pair have been
very largely pure
guesswork. More
over the guessing
has b e e n done
mostly by guessers
who devOutly hope
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
CLEMENCY SOUGHT
FOR LONG-TERMER

Raleigh, July 31.-(AP)-Pa-
roles Commissioner Edwin Gill took
under advisement this afternoon a
plea for executive ciemency for c.
A. Terrell, serving Is years in
prison for attempted criminal as
sault in Pitt county. Mrs. A. B.
Terrell mother of the prisoner, and
other members Of his family at
/ aed the clemency hearing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Japs Accuse
Britain Of
Bad Faith

Tokyo, July 31.-(AP)-Fifteen
thousand Japanese gathered in front
of the British Embassy today after
two mass meetings in which speak
ers accused Great Britain of refusing
to live up to the spirit of her agree
ment on Japanese right of way in
occupied portions of China.
The demonstration, similar to that
put on by much larger crowd July
ID, on the eve Of the British-Japa-
nese conference to settle the Tientsin
dispute, indicated the negotiations of
that dispute were deadlocked anew.
Uniformed quarters in London ex-
pressed fears the talks, in which
(COntinued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
OId.
4 ,>ich KY. Man
Is Held In
Police Death

Lexington, KY, July 31.-(AP)-
Charles Allen, fugitive wealthy far
mer of Cynthiana, KY, was brought
to the city jail today by party OF
deputies and placed in custody with
out charge for temporary safe-keep-
ing i
Sought since Saturday night as the
layer of George Dickey, 77-year-
old police chief at Cynthiana, Allen
telephoned Harrison County Sheriff
Victor Ross from the home of a
brother, Alvin Allen, Jacksonville,
Continued on Page FOur)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

London, July 31.-(AP)-Prime
Minister Chamberlain told the
House of Commons today that Brit
ish and French military missions
would be sent to Moscow for staff
talks, probably this week. He added
that political discussions of the
British French Soviet Russian
mutual assistance pact would pro-
ceed side by side with the military
conversations.
The prime minister's statement
was made at the beginning Of Par
liament's last week of sessions be-
fore recessing until autumn.
"The Soviet government has pro-
posed that at the present state OF
negotiations it would be an ad-
vantage to begin military CONVEX
sations forthwith, he said. His
Majesty's government and the
French government have conferred
and arrangements are being made to
send British and French represen-
tatives to Moscow as soon as pos
sible.
Chamberlain sidestepped ques-
fCop4;p,1od m Pooo Thraol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
By CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, July 31.-Politicians
and the newspaper boys know just
as little now concerning relations be-
tween President Roosevelt and James
A. Farley as they did before the post
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
British-French Military
Missions Go To Moscow
Chamberlain Advises
Commons of Plans in
Connection w i t h
Negotiations O We r
Pact; Sidesteps Com
nitment on Japanese
Issue.

London, July 81. LAP
Prime Minister Chamberlain
acknowledged before the House
of Commons today that defini-
ton of the term indirect ag-
gressiOn" was the major snag
holding up conclusion of the pro-
posed British French Russian
mutual assistance pact. He made
this disclosure in foreign af-
fairs debate a short time after
he had announced Britain and
France would send military mis-
siOns to Moscow, probably this
week, for staff talks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

that the two really are at outs-giv-
ing rise to the suspicion that their
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

Here's just about the smartest cas-
ual style you can choose. perfect for
college. country wear and business.
Its nonchalant air is perfectly suited
to the craze for plaids this fall But
if you prefer plain colors you'll want
this pattern just the same. The but
ton front blouse has full sleeves, high
neckline, and lumberjack belt. The
skirt. cut on the bias. has lovely free
swing. Two patch pockets provide
just enough trimming Send for Pat
tern No. 1883, designed for sizes
~ IA. l6. 49, 20 and 40 80 to 40 BUST
Size IA requires 3ls yards of 54-inch
fabric.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Divoke kocky shazuji krocany
Sc stromEG koiotEm.

V poslanecke snemovne stat
nj zakonodarny Washington
byl podan navrh osnovy move
no zakona, Poole nehoz ma
byti zvysena odmena ci zastTel
ne Ia ulovenl stepnich Wiki CT
Ii kojotd ma SIS. K podani ma
vrhu doslo, kdyz starry lapac
were napsal poslancdm v stat
nj zakonodarne:
"Kojoti a divoke kocky v o.
kresu Klickiat rozmnozili Sc
tax, re utvorili uni a hazeji 81
krocany sc stromG podobne, ia
ko opice shazujf kokosove ore
chy S palem. Manzelky far
mari nemohou chovati Sc ida
rem drGbez, protoze must dr.
zeti sve krocany, ba i jehnata
a Rocky donna pod svymi poste-
lemi, ably jim je tyto selmy ne
sezraly."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Zastrelil Sc " kostele.

V Cleelandu spachal Ben
jamin lender pc rannf msi sv
v Kathedrale sv. Jana sebe-
vrazdu. Prohnal 81 hlavu ku-
Ii. Sf1til sc mrtev k zemi We
die zpovednice prave v okam-
Xix, kdyz rev. Frank Bert Gal
lagher odchazel cd oltare.
Protoze nemohl docflit smf-
renf Sc svou 29letou zenou
Annou ktera ma neho uz poda-
la zalobu o rozvod, skolil j
Benjamin A. lender trent ra-
nami z revolveru v kuchyni
jejfho bytu. Vrah, ktery byl
bratrem straznfka Waltera J.
Jendera byl zamestnan jako
delnfk WPA. Pc SVEN GNU
zmizel a policie no jeste memo
hla vypatrat. Zjistilo sc vsak,
re Sc potloukal pc hospodach,
v okoli Broadway a E. 70. uli-
ce dlouho do noel. Ma konec
Sc zastfelil V kostele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Proc nemohl jisti polevku.

Vstoupil pan do restaurace
usedl a dial 81 predlozit jfdelni
l1stek. Vybral 81 polevku. Pi-
kolik mu il prinesl. Pan sc ma
nj podival a Tekl: "Nemohu il
j1st." Ulekany pikolik jen
zazvatlal: "Okamzik, zavo-
lam pana vrchn1ho." Vrchni
pfisel. Pan Tekl: "Vfte ne
mohu to polevku jfst." Vrchnl
mu vpadl do reci: "Okamzik
pros1m, zavolam uana ridite-
le." Riditel nastoupil. Pan
Ease pravil: "Prominte, ale il
nemohu tn polevku jfst -
Riditel zrudl a zakoktal: 60
kamzik, zavolam pana MATTE
LEI. Mattel, bledy rozpaky,
Sc hostovi uklonil Sc slovy
"Racte odpustit, co je S tou po-
A pan odpovedel
"Nemohu il jfst. Oni mi "a
pomneli dat lzfci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Americky umelec zemrel We
Francii.

Gilbert White, americky u
melee, jehoz nastenne malby
zdobf mnohe statnf a federalnf
budovy We Spoj. Statech, zem-
rel Parizi. Nebyl ami plnych
62 rokG star. Podlehl kompli-
kac1m pc operaci. Trpel vnitT-
mimi potizemi.
White v americke kolonii v
PaTfzi byl pozoruhodnou figur
kou.
Narodil Sc 10. cervna 1877
v Grand Haven, Mich.
jake malfr vynikl a dobyl 81
mezinarodnf povesti. Ma po-
catku roku 1884 stall Sc vsak
tercem utokI pro svou nasten-
nou malbu O rozmerech 40
stop, jfz vyzdobil novou budo-
WI federalnfho Department.
zemed6lstvf We Washingtone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
15lety uhorel " rodinnem
obydlf.

We Wilkes-Barre, Pa, byl
pohrben 15lety slovensky il
noch Juraj Kascak z nedaleke-
no Edwardsville jko obet me-
stastne nahody. Uhorel pri DO
zaru rodinneho obydf. Matka
a ctyfi jine d1vky byly zachra-
neny. Kdyz Sc pax troskach
spaleniste patralo pc Jurajovi.
byl nalezen ohorely k nepoz-
mani.
Bratr nestastneho Jan Kas-
cak zpozoroval pozar v ku-
chyni rodinneho obydlf, kdyz
Sc vratil kratce popdlnoci do
MI. Vbehnuv do staveni, pro-
budil sp1c1 matku, bratry a ses-
try a vyvedl je do bezpecf. Ju-
raj Sc Poole vseho take pokou-
sci z obydli uteci, ale byl ash
pfemozen kourem a plameny,
nebot klesnul v predni svetni-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Nebraska rozda million
stromkE.

Jeden million stromkd k w.
sazeni ma farmach Nebrasky
Dude letosnfho jara rozdano
staten. Objednavky zacaly jiz
dochazeti Cd farmarl re vsech
okresd v celem statu. AZ do
sud objednali farmaTi z 81 O.
kresd 162, 500 stromk1, a to
prostrednictvim svych okres-
mich zemedelskych agentG,
County agricultural agents.
Nejvlce stromkG bylo objed-
nano z okresu SCOTS Bluff, a
to 1890. Ma druhem mist6
jest okres Lincoln v zapadnl
casti centralnf Nebrasky s H.
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24

We Worcester, Mass, zena,
domahajfcf Sc rozvodu, u SOU
du svedcila, re pc celych sest
rokd nepromluvil ma nj jejl
manzel ami slova, ackoli spolu
bydlili v jednom byte. Dorozu-
mfvali Sc jedin6 tim, re jeden
druhemu napsal vzdy potrebne
sdelenf ma cernou tabuli.
"Kup tubu kremu ma hole
n1' nebo "Vzbud mne v sedm
rano'', byvala typicka slova,
ktera j jej1 manzel Edward
nechaval napsane kTfdou ma ia
bull, jak nyni Mabel Azernov
svedcila. Rozvodu sc domaha-
la ma zaklade kruteho zacha-
zenf. Byl j take povolen. Man
Eel il ma platiti 81 tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
New York vzruSen schIzi Ne
meckeho Bundu.

Stredni New York byl v pom
deli vzrusen, kdyz nacisticti
Nemci sesli Sc poctem 10000 v
Madison Square Garden ma
shromazdenl, svolanem Ameri-
cko-nemeckym Bundem. Pro-
nacisticke organisace nazyva-
ly tuto schulz americkou, pro-
toze byla svolana ma oslavu
Washingtonovych narozenin.
Vice nez $4,000 protinacist1
shremazdilo Sc pred Madison
Square Garden a v okoln1ch u
lic1ch, snazfce Sc prerusiti tuto
sch1zi. Use, co mohlo LOO
policistI, hlfdaj1c1ch majesty,
uciniti, bylo, ably nedoslo ku L.
toku.
Muz, ktery udal jmeno Isa-
dore Greenbaum, byl slime zbit
nacistickymi 1dernfky a saty
ma mem roztrhany ma kusy,
kdyz SNAIL Sc vystoupiti ma je-
viste, kde recn1k nadaval Ii
dun. Byl zachranenN policii,
ktera jej pax udala pro nepo-
radne chovanl.
Pred budovou doslo k neko-
lika rvackam mezi majesty a je
jich odpGrci. Policie pTerusila
vSechny a zatkla ID muz1,
Kdyz naciste pc schGzi vycha-
zeli re sine, strhly sc move bitky
Spisovatelka Dorothy Thomp-
sonova byla vyhozena majestic.
kymi 1derniky re journalistic.
keno oddelenf, kdyz Sc smala q
volal bunk" pTi Teci G. w
Kuntze, narodn1ho tiskoveho a.
genta Bundu. Policie pTivedla
il zpet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Veda studuje bezpecnost

Pc dlouholetych pracfch a
pokusech s mnoha tisici rfdici
dosel Americky 1stav pro bez-
pecnost v doprave k nekolika
pozoruhodnym poznatk1Gm O
vztaz1ch mezi telesnym a du-
sevnfm stavem ridicovym a
bezpecnosti. Ma prvnlm miste
mezi ciniteli, majlcimi nebla-
ny vliv ma bezpecnost, je ov-
Sem alkohol. Ustav zjistil tato
pravidla.
1. Nejvice opilych nebo pod
napilych rfdicG jedi casnych
hodinach rannfch a ma konci
tydne. Vrchol je v nedeli br-
zy rano.
2. Nejvfce to byvaji Tide cd
25 do 80 let.
3. zeny jedi podnapile po-
merne tax caste jake muzi.
4. Lide Sc svetlyma ocima,
svetlomodryma, sedyma nebo
zelenyma, necht jedi v noci
velmi opatrne a We dine necht
81 chranf oci brejlemi Svetlo-
oke osoby jsou v kazdem veku
citlivejsi ma oslnenf nez osoby
tmavooke. Krone toho jsou
svetle oci v noel v dalsi nevy-
hode, protoze nejsou tax o.
sire jake tmave. Rozhoduje
svetlost, ne barva Tmavomo-
Dire oci vidf stejne dobre jake
tmavohnede, svetlehnede trpl
stejne jake jine svetle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24

- Zavedenf registrace a US
chovanf otiskG prstG vsech CT
zincG navrhoval senator Nc
Kellar, demokrat z Tennessee.
- President Roosevelt W.
zval kongres, ably vybudoval
politiku O prirozenych zdro-
j1ch k zachovanf pramen1 ole
je, uhl1, plynu a vodni silly ia
ko pomoc pro narodn1 obranu.
Ia tim 1celem postal kongre-
SUI zvlastnf poselstvf, v nemz
upozornil, Re "nase zdroje prf-
rodniho bohatstvi nejsou nevy-
cerpatelne a prece dovolujeme
%plytvani v jejich pouzfvanf a
produkci."
- Josef B. keenan,, asistent
generaln1ho statnfho navladnf-
no a Wayne Chatfield Taylor,
asistent sekretaTe pokladu. DO
dali resignaci. President prijal
ODE resignace s platnostf %.
unora.
V pripade Taylorove resig-
mace byla podana pro neshody
Sc sekretarem pokladu Nor
genthauem ohledne financni
pomoci evropuskym demokra-
CHM.
= Senatnf vojensky vybor
uvefejnil svedectvi majora ge-
nerala Arnolda, nacelnika ar
madn1ho leteckeho sboru. v
nemz Sc pravf, re general pro-
t~estoval prot tomu. aby bylo
dovoleno francouzske komisi
prohlednouti 81 nejnovejsf va
leone plany We Spojenych Sta
tech.
Toto svedectvf bylo uvefej-
memo pc tajne schulz vyboru,
pfi niz velvyslanec v Nemecku
Hugh r. Wilson odeprel odpo-
vedeti ma otazky, tykajfcf Sc
napet1 v Europe, protoze jeho
odpovedi molly by miti vliv ma
mezinarodnf vztahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Herecka Jeanette Chinley
cekeho pHHvodu.

V Clevelandu fisk oznamuje,
re rusovlasa krasavice Jean
nette Chinley, jez dobyla sti-
pendulum Gilberta Millera v
New York Drama League, by
la odmenena roll Libby e hTe
"The Goldbergs."
V teto herecce pod onfm
jmenem sotva by nekdo hledal
krajanku, ale je tomu tax. Je
to ceska d1vka Jeanette Kraf-
tova. Nedavno graduovala z
vySsi skoly Shaker Heights. Ma
jevisti i v radiovych progra-
mech dobyla jiz pozoruhod-
nych 1spechG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Diva trestanci zabiti ma utsku
z polepSoVnY.

Diva uprchlf trestanci z Ne
braske polepsovny byli zabiti
ma uteku a JIM diva byli vazne
zraneni, kdyz jejich automobil
smekl Sc ma kluzke silnici a
vrazil do stromu.
Mrtvi jsou WILDER Miller, 20
let starry z Eldorado, ILL.,, a Ve1
non Lee, rovnez 20 let starry z
Nebraska City, Neb. Poraneni
jsou Samuel Sutton, FL, z Nor
folk, Neb., a Ernest Amiranel-
la, 20, Z Rochester, N. Y. SUIT
ton pravdepodobne zemre.
Tito ctyri dostali Sc ma svo-
bodu z polepsovny v noel. u
kradli auto, parkovane nedale-
ko budovy a ujeli v mem. Z
Halls, Mo-, AUTOMOBILE sc smekl
ma kluzke silnici a rozbil Sc Q
strom. Vsichni byli v polepsov-
ne ne cely rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Angie a Francie hotovv
bojovati.

Anglicky predseda minister
stva, Neville Chamberlain
recnlc1 We stredu konservativnf
strane V Blackburn, udal, Re
vzdor tomu re Angle doufa v
p~ratelstvl Nemecka, prec "sil-
nou Je dosti udrzeti prava a
sVobody prot komukoliv. ienz
by Anglii napadl."
V Paffzi francouzsky mini
str, Edouard Daladier Tecnfcf
ma hostine Americkeho Klubu
pr oslave Washingtonovvch
narozenin, prohlasil, re Fran
Gle hotova jest chraniti svobo-
dy demokraci1 a jejich 1zemi,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Uplacel.

V Clevelandu Elsie Soucko-
va, 17leta studentka, svedcila
pred porotou trestnfho soudu,
re pravnfk William j. Schultz,
souzeny pro navadenf nekolika
osob Ike kTivoprfsaze, Sc slzami
v oc1ch il prosil, ably prot ne
mu nesvedcila.
D1vka vypravela, re Schultz
pTisel do jej1ho domova, 3409
E. 50. ulice, sestkrate, dvakra-
tie pc stfznosti rodicG u Bar
Association prot jeho jednani
pred municipalnfm soudem,
kdyz jejf 23lety bratr George
byl souzen pro l~upicstvi.
"Jednou prisel a pocal pla-
kat a prosil matku, ably niko-
mu ner1kala, jak jsme mu "a
platili 5000, ably dostal George
ma svobodu'', pravila dfvka.
"Pravil, re ma rodinu, ma KITE
rou must myslet. Matka no
nechtela poslouchat a prohla-
sila, re ma take rodinu a ne
chce Sc sama dostat do nesna-
H."
Divka potvrdila vypoved O.
statnfch clenI rodiny a pravi-
la, re jednou pTivedl Schultz S
sebou svou dcerusku. Pravila,
re zadal nejprve $1,000 a pax
Sc spokojil sc $500 ma uplace-
nj soudce, detektiYG, zalobce a
probatn1ho urednika. Stejne
vypravel jejf 21lety bratr Jo-
sef.
Jina svedkyne pro stat Ellie
ma Tacacsova, svedcila, re il
Schultz poucil, jak ma svedciti
pTi procesu pc ~nestesti, re byla
lekarem osetfovana pres rok.
Svedcila tedy die jeho navo-
du, ackoli nebyla lekafem ose-
trovana v1bec. Podivnym o.
vsem je, re pravnfk druhe stra-
ny 81 nevyzadal pfsemne a pfl-
seine doklady cd lekafe. To
la odmenena roll Libby We hfe
nekdy postupuje i u soudu.