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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-09
Big Attendance At The
Meeting In Annapolis
Continued from page i

are attempted, enemy aircraft most
likely would strike at Washington
first. Ii the raiders were turned a.
way by interceptor planes, they ma
turally would drop their loads near
the perhaps in Maryland, ne
declared.
Governor OConor, also stressing
the need for the State to be prepared
for any eventuality, SAID the Naval
Academy, training officers for the
two-ocean navy, might be the target
for an attack.
Mr. Walmsley was principal speak
er at the civilian-defense meeting at
which the conferees were asked to as
sist in an effort to give Marylanders
dependable news" and to explain to
citizens their civilian-defense respon-
sibilities.
If there are no air raids in this
country, Mr.. Walmsley said the train
ing and discipline given citizens
would "stand them in good stead the
rest of their lives"
To meet the Axis challege. ''our
war effort and production must be
greater than theirs" he declared.
They'll try to slow US down by sabo-
tage, by attack or threats.
1--WE should see that threats do not
interfere with our production. Our
job is to prepare for any eyentuality
so the people can meet conditions in
a normal way"
He said he hoped the press would
insist that every Marylander know
the part he is 10 play in civilian de-
Tense.
Governor O'Conor asserted that
Maryland would continue to prepare
for the worst" He added that the as
sistance Of newspapers, radio and mo-
tion picture theaters was "sorely
needed" to give citizens complete
public information" about defense
matters.
He also said the State would well
come any suggestions from represen-
tatives of the three industries regard
ing civilian defense.
Earlier Isaac S. George, of the
Maryland Defense Council, outlined
the States civilian defense organiza-
ton. He sad the women's and coun-
ty groups were working smoothly.
One of the best defense reports was
received from Easton, he added.
Mr.. George said although Maryland
stood twelfth in the nation in collect
ing aluminium during the recent cam
paign, it practically was first in the
amount of aluminium delivered direct
ly to shelters.
He also cited the Importance of pro
duction, asserting that people should
know that every piece of scrap metal
and paper salvaged is important in
winning the BATTLE"
w. Frank Roberts, of the Maryland
Defense Council, presided.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-09
EHis-Deputy Wedding
Took Place Lately
Continued from Page /

series, with a corsage of American
beauty roses. Mrs. Van SAINT wore an
ensemble of brown and beige with a
corsage of talisman roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deputy attended Key
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-09
FORTY THOUSAND
POULTRY MEN
In The STATE
Interested In Production OF The
Birds As An Aid To Winning
Present War For II. ;.

If Maryland's forty thousand poul-
try raisers are really interested in
helping to win the war by increasing
their production, they will secure ear
ly-hatched chicks and will be most
particular about the quality of chicks
they buy.
That is the statement of DR.. Morley
A. JUL, head of the University of
Maryland poultry department, who
says that early-hatched chicks usual
~ grow faster and have less mortali-
ty than late-hatched chicks.
DR.. JUL points out that the large
increase in egg production requested
by the Federal Government for 1912
43 must come largely from the pull
lets reared in 1912. Rocks, Reds, and
New Hampshires Matched in Febru-
airy and early March and Leghorns
Matched in March and April, he says,
should start laying in September,
when egg prices are on the upgrade.
"lhere's relatively more money made
in the fall and early winter than in
the spring if the flock lays WE'LL" he
With heads up, chest out-not mar
narrowed and contracted-and abdo-
men flat, there is greater room for
expansion of the lungs, free action of
the heart, and better circulation of
the blood. The digestion is benefited,
in turn, through the toning-up of the
muscles supporting the whole diges-
tive apparatus.
"But the toning-up does not end
with physical fitness. Heads up,
shoulders squared and good breathing
habits, help to strengthen the moral
muscles also. There is certain self
respect that comes with heads up; and
courage, too, to face whatever comes.
Try it, and see for yourself"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-09

Tuesday to the afternoon bridge club.
Miss Ruby Duer, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry G.
Mears.
Miss Annie Taylor spent part of
last week with friends in Wilmington,
Del.
Miss Phyllis Parsons was the guest
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Tru-
lit in Snow Hill.
Mrs. Lewis H. McCready spent the
past week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. Corbin.
Master Tommy Sexton spent part
of the week with his grandmother,
Mrs. James Sexton.
Mr.. Edward Ross has accepted
position with the Glen Martin Com
pany in Baltimore.
Mr.. Herman Schlacter has return
ed from Philadelphia after visiting
his parents, over the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Bridger, of Rock
vile, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Killmon are
spending the week with Mrs. Kill
mons mother in Richmond, Va.
Miss Virginia Whyte, of Boston,
Mass, has been the recent guest of
her mother, Mrs. Harry ]. Whyte.
Mrs. Carl Anderton and daughter,
Betty Lee, of Crisfield spent the week
with Mrs. Chess Miles of this city.
Mrs. Carlton Evans and young son
of Laurel, Del. have ben recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gladding.
Mrs. John R. Birmingham, of Ro-
anoke, Va, spent a part OF the week
with her mother, Mrs. B. F. Sturgis.
Mr.. Harry Shockley, of Norfolk,
visited his sister, Mrs. Raymond Hol-
land, of Stockton, over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Carter and Mr..
and. Mrs. Mark Miles visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Duncan in Onancock on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Cohen of 7O3 Clarke, Ave-
nue. gave a bridge party Tuesday
night for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
Miss Mary Willis and Mr.. Harry
N. Willis, former residents of POGO
moke were visitors in town on Satur-
day last.
Miss Nan Cullen has returned to
Baltimore and Miss Eleanor Cullen to
Wilmington, Del, after spending the
holidays here.
Mrs. Chess Miles spent the week
end with her husband in Norfolk, Va,
where he is stationed in the Coast
Guard service.
Mrs. William S. Bowen and Mrs.
Samuel M. Crockett have been guests
of their sister, Mrs. William Wigton,
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Riley P. Stevenson is spending
sometime with her son and his wife,
Mr.and Mrs. Riley P. Stevenson Jr.,
in New York City.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Vincent
have returned to Drew University,
Madison, N. J., after spending some
time with relatives here.
Mr.. Wilson Duncan has returned
to his studies at the University of
Maryland after spending the holidays
at his home in this city.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert H. Robert
son, of Hampton, Va, spent part of
this week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Robertson.
j Mr.. and, Mrs. Lonnie Birmingham
and daughter. Miss Dorothy, have
been recent guests of Mrs. Carrie
.Goswellen IN Cambridge.
SO,
The Missionary Society of the
u Presbyterian Church will meet in the
Sunday school room Thursday night,
January 18th, at 7.30 o'clock.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Long and son,
Phillip, have returned home after
spending the holidays in Philadel-
phia and Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Dukes and
daughters, Betty and Audrey, of
Townsend, Del, visited Mrs. J. Frank
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-09

states, and he adds that IF you want
10 DO your bit to beat the Japs and
tho Nazis. buy early Matched chicks"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
OF POTOPENA u


Nakladnf LODI San Gill, ma
jetek ovocnarske spolecnosti,
byla potopena torpedem a strf-
leno ma nj nepratelskou subma-
rinou u bTeh1 Marylandu ko-
EN- p6l dvanacte hodiny v no.
CT minulem tydnu. zivoty
dvou ztraceny byly. Tricet de-
vet clenG posadky a jeden ces-
tujlcl, Stewart Winslow Con
don, zachraneno bylo. Raneni
byli ctyTi clenove posadky.
Torpedo vybuchlo ma strane
lodi. Diva lodnfci usmrceni by
Ii asi We strojovne vybuchem
Usmrceni byli: Beaumont Bar.
be z Antwerp v Belgii a Secon.
dino Castor z Honduras. Dru.
he torpedo vybuchlo ma pred.
ku lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
VALKA KAZf VYNOSNE
REMESLO.

V Baltimore byli zatceni diva
professionally kapsaTi, kteri u
jistovali policii, re jsou pro
mir "a kazdou cenu. Nebyt
valky, operovali by v Anglii a
ami by jim incapable sahati do
kapes svych americkych spolu-
obcanu. Takto musi z1stat do
ma a obtezovati baltimorskou
policii. V Anglii pry Sc Jim
lepe dafi, protoze lepe rozumf
svemu remeslu nez londynstf
pobertove. Tam pry pracuie
sesticlenny zlodejsky team, pet
strka lidi v zastupu a sesty Jim
saba do kapes, kdezto jejich
kolegove z Ameriky pracujf
jen diva a korist Sc nemusf de-
lit ma tolik dild. Proto by Sc
radeji vratili do Londyna, ale
co je to platne, kdyz Sc tam ne
mohou dostati a tax valka mi
ella cely jejich c~izozemsky OBJ
chod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

V Clevelandu Bernard E.. E.
delman, 30lety architekt a asis
tent mestskeho planovace s Re-
gional Association pc diva ro-
ky byl zabit v Euclid. By pre-
jet svym vlastnfm autem, kdyz
toto bylo zasazeno. Edelman
byl zenat diva mes1ce S Rosema-
ry Bachrachovou.
Jel ma sch1zi architektI do
Euclid S pritelem, 35letym Ere
dem Abendrothem, re stejneho
domu, kdyz doslo Ike srazce S
autem prot nemu jedoucim ma
Euclid a 1876. ulici. Policie O.
zmanila, re omen druhy moto-
rista byl opily.
Edelman vystoupil a prohli-
Eel ST auto, jaka skoda byla
zpGsobena, kdyz re zadu zasa-
hnul jiny motorista jeho auto,
on byl srazen a prejet a kdyz
byl dopraven do Emergency xii
Milky, byl uz prohlasen "a mrt-
veho. Abendroth nebyl v1bec
zranen.
Edelman prave dokoncil era
rucanl kurs ma planovani NEST
" Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology, kdyz vstoupil do
spolecnosti Regional Associa-
ton a. rovnez mel kurs pozem-
kove architektury.
Ernest Bohn, riditel Regio-
nal Association, prohlasil, re
smrt Edelmanova jest velikou
ztratou pro obec. "Byl by jed
MIN z nejlepsfch mestskych
planovacfch inzenyrd v cele re
mi' pravil Bohn, a tax byl ma
dejny zivot kofalkovym zlocin-
Gem Znicen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
v

Frank B. Cooney, So rokdG
starry V Thistletown u Cations
vile, strelen byl v sobotu no.
CT v kuchyni sveho domu ne
znamym utocnfkem. Tento sire
lii oknem a pc streleni utekl.
Tfinact brokG vynato bylo z
hlavy Cooneyovy. Jednim bro
KEN zraneno bylo leve oko ie-
no. Cooney v dobe tie sedel "a
dy obraceny ku oknu. Policie
soudi, re stTeleni bylo pokusem
kradeze.
= IA rokG starry hoch osud-
nou nehodou strelil svoii 9 ro-
k1 starou sestru v jejich domo-
We, {. 5215 burlington Way.
Dltky, Robert jenkins a ses-
ira Betty Jean hrali 81 We skle-
pc domu, kde nalezli revolver.
Hoch wal tento a pocal je pro-
hllzeti. Padla rama a sestra
stfelena byla do kolena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Posledni costa Ora. JarosIava
Novaka.

V sobotu odpoledne pres vel
mi nepf1znive pocasi rozloucil
Sc cs. New York S Drem Jaro-
slavem Novakem. Pohrebnlch
obradG, ktere Sc konaly v D. A.
Sokolovne, z1castnilo Sc ma 600
osob. Pohrebnf obTady ridil
soudce Frederick Hackenburg
Jmenem cs. vlady Sc Sc zesnu-
lynn rozloucil generalni konsul
Karel Hudec, a jmenem polske
vlady konsul Strakacz. Krone
toho promluvil predseda oblast
nj Narodnf Rady Frant. Balek,
"a svaz ceskych katolikG Jan
Horak, "a pratele zesnuleho
rev. Frank Svoboda, "a odboc-
ku Mar. Sdruzenf red. N. Y.
List1 Karel Leitner, a "a ces-
koslovensko-polsky vybor Ro-
man Kutilowski. Pevecky
sbor Odboj lapel smutecnf pis-
ne. Pohreb sc konal do Fresh
Pond Krematoria, kde bylo
telo zesnuleho zpopelneno.
Pohrebni obrady Sc konaly pod
zaStitou Cs. LegionaT1 a adm.
H. B. Wilson Post Americke
Legie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Vyrocni cislo a kalendar
Hospodar.

Letosnf vyrocnf cfslo Hos
podafe zahajuje So. rok wy
chazeni tohoto oblibeneho roll
nickeho a rodinneho casopisu
a jake obycejne krone kalen-
dafn1 casti je bohate vyprave-
no zajimavou cetbou a ~illustra-
cemi. C1ta 1913 stranek.
z bohateho a pestreho obsa-
hu uvadime tyto vetsi clanky a
crty: Stanislav Serpan, hrst
vzpom1nek JOS: BTezacka (illu-
s%trovano portrety a pohledem
ma Pametnl Knihovnu Stanisla-
va serpana) Bozena Nemco-
va, zivotopisna crta R1Gzeny
Rosicke; Co zivot ucf, clanek
Jamese TruhlaTe; Cestou k do
movu a ProzTetelnost opatrila
pax dive bellestricke crty pre-
lozene R1z. Rosickou; Dedec-
kova ChoteboT, vzpomfnky An
tonfna Cakla; Deti, napsala
Mary Larsonova; Pametni des-
ka Komenskemu v Lincoln,
Nebr., upravil C. V. Svoboda
Vzpomfnky z mlad1, Jan Ia
labsky; kdyz je v rodine choro-
myslny, DR.. M. J. Breuer; g.
speech cesko-americke spisova-
telky Zdeny Trinkove; Kmo-
trenka ~Jenofefa, napsal Jan
Bures; Ma Hove, Ludvfk Cuhel
Dojmy z pobytu ma americ-
KEN raji, Anna Holendova, a
celia rada velezajimavych Ii
votopisd starych pionyru
mladsfch odberatelG. Cena
zde We Sp. Statech 4OS, do Ka.
nady a zamorf SOC. Predpla.
titelGm je zasllano zdarma
Adresa vydavatelstva: Ma.
rodnf Tiskarna 4O6 So. 18th
St., Omaha, Nebr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
KOLEKTORI NAPADENI.

Pet cernochd napadlo kolek-
tory dvou obchodnfch dom1 v
severozapadni casti mesta. u
kradli Jim $66 a automobil.
Ma Parrish ulici 26ety Harold
Albin, oloupen byl peti cerno-
chy O SIG a klfce ku svemu au-
honolulu.
Samuel Coverman, kolektor
pro obchod S obleky ma Penn
sylvania avenue, napadeny pc
tt cernochy, okraden byl O pc
nezenku S $50.
= Frank Derkson, 23letJ
cernoch, odsouzen byl ma je-
den rok do kaznice pro ukra-
den1 dvou novych gumovych
rafd pred nekolika tydny, kdyz
zamestnan byl We 5000 blocku
Greenmount avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Prfstf utery, dine II. 1nora v
kr1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Con-
tosem v hlavn1m zapase ktery
urcen ma dobu jedne porazky
George Koverly, $50 ID. zvany
"Wild Serbian" utka Sc S Yvon
Robert, 236 Id. Kanadsky cham
pion.
V nasledujlcich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuj1:
Cowboy Luttrall, 23O ID. z
Texasu VS.. Gino Garibaldi, 228
ID. st. Louisky Ital-American.
Pat Fraley, 23O Id. z Kali
fornie VS.. Stanley Pinto, 224 ID.
z Bostonu.
Arthur Lagraned, PIG lb.
French-C Canadian VS.. Gus Som
nenberg, 222 ID. byvaly Darth-
mouth College zapasnfk a sve-
tovy champion.
Frank Judson, 224 Id. byva-
II Harvard University cvicitel
VS.. Max Krauser, 228 Id. Iii
dovsky uprchlik,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Sestilete dSvcatko zardouSeno.

Mrtvola sestilete Shirley Bel
love byla nalezena v melkem
hrobe V okoll San Bernardina,
"a hodiny pc SVEN zmizenf z
domova. Provaz byl obtocen
kol jej1ho krku.
Muzi, kteTf pc nj patrali v
pust6 krajin6 Muscoy, ctyri mi
lie ma severozapad cd San Ber-
nardina, byli privedeni k jeji-
mu hrobu stopou, kterou zane
chal "a sebou bicykl. Malou
vzdalenost cd hrobu polamane
kaktusy svedcily o tom, re dew
catko branilo Sc svemu 1tocnf-
ku.
Mrtvola byla dopravena do
San Bernardina k obdukci. Dew
catko zmizelo ma ceste do sko-
ly. Jedna jejf spoluzacka rex
la policii, re il videla ma kole S
muzem, "ale nebyl to jej1 O.
tec."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
VGdkynS nabozenskeho kultu
odSouZena.

V Los Angeles Edna w. Bal
lard, ktera je V cele kultu 81
am" a jej1 syn Donald byli u
sv6dceni ma federaln1m soude,
re vymamili re svych nasledov-
nfkG $4,000, 600 uzfvajfce k to-
mu posty. CtyTi ostatni obza-
lovanf clenov6 kultu byli osvo-
bozeni. Soud s mimi byl zaha-
jen dine 2. prOsince.
Odsouzen1 vyzyvali sve nasle-
dOvnfky, ably Sc vzdali svych
pence a majetku jake dard z
lasky. Obzaloba tvrdila, re
obzalovan1 slibovali stoupen-
cum kultu, re pTijdou do nebe
S neporusenymi t6ly "a tyto da-
ry. Mrs. Ballard NIUE byti Cd
sOuzena k maximaln1mu trestu
80 let zalari a k pokute $780,
900. Soudce O'Connor ozna-
mil, re vynese rozsudek dine
16. 1nora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Howard Bean, Jr., IA rokG
starry, skolak We skole ma Ash
ton a Pulaski ulic1ch, zemTel v
1tery v nemocnici ma zranen1,
jez utrpel, kdyz uderen byl ko-
stetem do hlavy. Bean vracel
Sc re skoly, kdyz mezi MIN a
dvema druhy doslo ku rvacce.
Bean udeTil jednoho do list. u
dereny zvedl stare koste re
strouhy a pocal Jim tlouci Bea-
ma do hlavy. Zraneny hoch s
placem prisel dom1, do {. 215
N. Fulton avenue. Otec wal
jej do nemocnice, kde hoch u
padl v 1tery rano v bezvedomi
a skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

zena v Gainesville zahnala
cernocha, kdyz tento chtel j
napadnouti v garazi jejfho do
mu We Woodland Camp, pIl
mile cd Paradise avenue. ze-
ma, M. c.. Adams zavolana by
la ku dverfm muzem, jenz vo-
lal, re chce Sc vyp1jciti auto
mobilove kleste. Vysla z do
mu a sla S MIN ku garazi. Kdyz
vzala tam kleSte, muz vytahI
bfitvu a chtel il porezati. A
damsova vyrazila bfitvu z ru-
kou jeho a namiTila ma hlavu
jeho. Utocnlk vida Sc premo-
zenym dial Sc ma 1tek. Zena,
zapamatovala til cfsla z licen-
Sc automobile jeho. Utocnfk
hledan jest polici1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Diva zabiti pri srazce vlakEG.

Zabiti byli diva zeleznicari
ma draze Erie, kdyz Sc srazily
nakladnf a osobnf Wax nedale-
ko Bippus v Indiana. o zivot
pTisli strojvedouci Herman
Kessler a topic William Young
z rychlovlaku Atlantic Express
ma cest6 z Chicago do New Yor
ku. K srazce doslo Ia hustle
MILKY. Nakladnf Wax mel 90
vagos1. Kotel osobniho vlaku
explodoval a n6kolik voz1 ma
kladn1ho vlaku sc vznalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
MRTVOLA zENY u
ELLICOTT CITY.

U silnice ma Frederick road,
4 mile zapadne cd Ellicott CT
ty nalezena byla v noel z pom
deli ma dtery mrtvola zeny, V
nlz stotoznena byla 35leta Sal
lie Ann, jez postradana byla
cd patku. Ma tele nebylo INA
mex nejakeho nasili leda neko-
Xix Skrabot ma leve noze. Ma le-
We ruce mela snubnf prsten a
svatebn1. Ma druhe ruce m6la
prsten Radu Eastern Star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
kons Sc opst vraceii.

V Austin, Tex, procernf OBJ
chod We vnitfn1m meste cara
iii w opet cedrove sloppy, ably
k MIN mohli byti pfivazovani
kone, kterych Sc nyni pouzfva
k tahu i k jlzde pc omezeni
kaucukovych raf1. Pomysli Sc
jiz take ma znovu zaTlzenf ma
pajedel pro kone ma ulicfch
NEST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Obchodnik We Worcester o.
kresu pokutovan byl v pondeli
pokutou $500 a 1tratami pro
nehlasenf prodeje cukru ma de-
lan1 koralek.
Walter Frank Lambertson,
jenz vlastnl grocerni obchod d
Pocomoke, obzalovan byl, re
prodal 800 liber cukru dvema
muffin v f1jnu aniz by byl o.
znamil prodej.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
POCET SKOLAKU MA VYS-
SIGH SKOLACH SNfzEN
O 1.4OO.

Behem meslce ledna bylo "a
XII ma vysS1ch Baltimorskych
skolach o 1.4O0 meme neil pre-
desleho roku. V minulem roce
bylo zakG 1878. Letos jest
Jich 11,571. Sn1zenf poctu pTic-
teno jest tomu, re skolaci v n.y.
nejslch dobach najdou snadne
zam6stnan1. Podobna situace
vladne We vSech castech zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Pc So HODIN BEE PoTRAvy

Prudke vetry radicf ma Che
sapeake Bay slime napadly u
strlcove lodi We tTfdennfm boil.
OdJ1zdejlc1 dive lodi z Annapo-
lis mely pfijeti v noci ma Deals
Island We vzdalenosti 80 mil.
Prot tomu nasledkem vetrnych
bouri, dojely jenom ku Thigh
man ostrovu, do polovicnf i'm
urcene cesty.
/, Pc sc hodin namofnici byli
bez potravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
STRELIL MANzELKU. SERI-
FA A POMOCNfKA.

Serif w. H. Horn strelil a kri-
tlcky zranil majitele turistic-
keho kampu ctyri mile zapad-
ne cd Hagerstown, kdyz Har-
ris, MATTEL kampu, strelil svoii
manzelku, Serbia Baker a jeho
pomocnlka Horna. Harrisovo
zran6n1 uznano velice tezkym.
Pred stfelenlm manzelky mar
ne prosiGa, ably il ~nestrflel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
TIL hornfci zacranSni.

Tri zlatokopove, kteff po Is
hodin byli zasypani kamenfm a
hlinou v zlatem dolu Morris
Ravine Drift v Kalifornii, byli
zachraneni a vyvazli bez pora-
nenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
SkociI pred Wax.

Walter Lesniak sci podel ko.
lej1 drahy Northwestern ma 10
avenue v haywood, kdyz pc.
jednou skocil pred jedouci
Wax, byl tlmto zachycen a roz-
trhan. Co by jej k zoufalstvi
primelo nen1 znamo. Byl "a
v yardech drahy v
Proviso a byl stastne zenat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
1.5OO ADET0 ARUJ.E
KREV KbfzT

z Annapolis oznameno bylo,
re 1900 namorn1ch kadetG no.
tovo jest obetovati krev ma W.
zyam Cerveneho KTfze, ably do
plneno bylo plasma pro arma-
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
JEDOUCf Ma BICYKLU KU
TANCI ZABIT.

Louis Hempel, 65lety, Una
my tisfcGm Baltimoran6m pro
j1zdy pc so rokd ma m6stskych
uliclch, smrtelne zranen byl v
pondel1 We srazce S automobi-
lem ma Franklin a Cathedral
ulic1ch. Byl ma ceste ku tanci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Zahynula " horicim dome,

V kalamazoo, Mich, 76leta
Anna O'Brien zahynula v pla-
menech, kdyz Sc pokousela "a
chraniti cenne predmety re sve
no horiciho obydli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
MlStnl Zprdyy.
z DOMU Do APARTMENTU

Mayor Jackson odstehoval Sc
re sve residence {. 1922 Spring
lake Way, Homeland, do
Greene Ave. apartmentu Cd
stehovan1 vysvetluje tim. re sy-
move jeho Sc ozenili a Iii nyni
We vlastnfch domech. Rodina
jeho stala Sc tax malou. re roz-
hodl Sc pro apartment.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Obzalovana z vrazdy.

V Georgetown, Del, 58leta
Dora Frazier Tyndall byla OBJ
zalovana velkoporotou okresu
Sussex z vrazdy zastTelen1m
sveho manzela. Ten, John Ro-
land Tyndall, byl 60lety. Byl
kontraktorem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Obral banku O z

V Severn, Kansas, bandita
zavrel diva 1rednlky Severy
State Bank do klosetu a unikl
Sc 500 ma hotovosti.