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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-13
Town Plot

AOWn FLU
 The Itams defeated the Mount Carmel softball team last night at Town Plot in a regular league contest the score being 11-7. To- night the first inter- playground softball game between girls teams VIII be played when the Town Plot girls meet the Hamilton las- sies at 6:S0 o'clock at the Town Plot field.
 The Town Plot volleyball team will be busy tonight also, fulfill Ing its engagement with the Full Ter street team. hTe Plotters will nave such players as Peter Gal !uio, Til Mastura, Frank DeBlas- 10, Frank Herardi, Joe Deverso, Ray Lee and Carl Hassell in the lineup.
 A rehearsal of the minstrel cast will be held this afternoon at the Itam club rooms. The drill will get under way at ? o'clock.
 The children of the Town Plot playground will represent Italy in the international playground fes- tival to be presentedt at Hamilton Park Thursday, August 22. A cast of 40 girls will deliver La Ear antella," Italian folk dance, and VIII sing several Italian songs."
 Members of the cast are Doro- thy and Philomena Di Maria, Rose Marie Miro, Lillian Mangini, Fran ces Delicks. lola Cappelletto, ,ve- lia Marano, Edith Rossi, Helen Rocco. Marie Apalucci, Dorothy ma Rocco, Jennie Perrone, Ange- line Grappone, Ruth Pooler, Lucy Grappone, Muriel Belcher, Elea- nor McAuliffe, Florence MagIio. Lucy Cortigiano. Margaret Pig auto. Fanny Cortigiano, Teresa Ciullo. Margaret Ciifona, Jennie Mangini, Dorothy Ercoliani, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-13

Grace Granato. Girls desiring ts join the cast are requested to reg ister with playground supervis' ors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-13

Five Years Ago-Eleanor Holm lowered her own S00-meter world back stroke mark to 4:44 1-5 at Newport.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12

Remember:-We make no
charge for extractiOns when
you order on of these spe.
cial plates.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
Wants Fingerprinting
Universal

To the Editor of The Times:
The testimony in the Lind.
bergh kidnapping case proves, I
believe, the need for a law re-
quiring that every person in
the country be fingerprinted
and the prints kept by the De-
partment Of Justice.
The testimony showed that
the fingerprints of a large
number Of persons were found
on the ladder, but it was not
known whose prints these we're.
If all prints were classified.
the persons who handled the
ladder would be known, and it
is possible that the mystery
would have been solved in
short order.
Certainly no honest person
should object to having his
prints on file, and the criminal
classes, the only persons who
would fear having their prints
taken. would soon be located
and segregated.
During the World War the
prints of millions of soldiers
and Tailors were made, show
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
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The Washington times., 1935-02-12

the RFC, I wonder if our Rep
resentatives will stand by the
wartime boys who fought the
battle while it was bloody by
passing a bill to pay those ad-
justed service certificates called
a bonus.
It isn't a bonus. It's an ad-
justment in wages for what we
were underpaid in 19l7-1918.
Will our Representatives forget
us until another election day?
Or will they just let us wait
till 1945? Most of us will be
dead by that time.
T. N. JOHNSON
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
Planting of Flowers
Would Help

To the Editor of The Times:
Winter is drawing to an end
and soon spring will be with us.
I wish that every person in
Washington would plan to plant
spring flowers, so that this new
year, which is bringing encour-
agement to the Nation, might
be the gayest and happieSt,
made. beautiful by masses Of
fragrant flowers.
1t would be little trouble to
put a garden in every yard and
make the Capital City known as
the City Of Flowers. c. E.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12

tainly very kind of them. Or
perhaps it is kind to the deal.
ers who will make a huge profit.
I am a collector, and can
not afford nor do I want a
whole sheet. want merely one
or two stamps for my collection.
So big hearted Mr.. Farley,
after his gifts" were dis
covered, is going to sell the
stamps by the sheets. And if I
want one or two, 1 shall have to
purchase them from a dealer at
a high price.
This is all wrong. The Post
Office should sell the stamps
singularly for the benefit of the
thousands of persons who want
them. COLLECTOR.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
Vets Adjusted Pay
Wanted NoW

To the Editor of The Times:
am an ex-service man. 1 was
In the service of my country
before the war and during the
war and now that our dear
Representatives in Congress
have passed a good many bills
supporting the New Deal and
the Government, employees are
getting their increase in pay
and our Government is spend
ing money on projects such as
the CWA and PWA and loaning
large sums of money through
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
Lessons In Birthdays
OF Presidents

To the Editor of The Times
This month we celebrate the
birth of our two great Presi-
dents, George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln.
The troubles we have had
and are now undergoing are
nothing compared to the trou.
bles they saw and fought
through.
This winter is hard, but 1t
cannot compare to that winter
at Valley Forge, nor to the
dread winters during the Civil
War.
Let us take inspiration at
this time from the lives Of
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
Letters to the Editor of The Times

ing that it is entirely feasible
to print every person in the
country. E. B.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12

these two great men and find
courage to press on to national
recovery. HISTORIAN.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12
Are Cannon Relics
Or Useful?

To the Editor of The Times:
I have been informed that
many of the cannon used in the
coast defense forts of our Nation
we're. made at the time of the
Spanish-American War.
I believe that if this is true
Congress should investigate and
the Army officials responsible
for this should be court
martialed as traitors.
We know that mad race is
on by foreign powers to build
larger navies. The airplane is
part of national defense, but we
need forts with heavy guns in
addition to keep these ships
away from our shores.
There should be modern guns,
not ones more than 80 years
old, with inadequate range and
power. B. de V.
The Washington times., 1935-02-12

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The Washington times., 1935-02-12

About Those Stamps,
Mr.. Farley!
To the Editor of The Times:
So the Post Office Department
is going to sell sheets of unper-
forated stamps? That is GER
The Washington times., 1935-02-12

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13

Kolem tuctu policist6 treba
bylo v nedeli v noci, ably kid
zavladl cd Curtis Bay do Ced-
dox ulice a Pennington avenue
Policiste: Frank Mooney a
Joseph Langley poslani byli
ku gasol1nove stanici v Curtis
Bay sekci, kdyz volano bylo
odtud O pomoc. Zfizenci sta
nice zaplaseni byli ma ne shr-
nuvs1mi Sc osmi hlucne sc We
doucfmi re dvou automobile.
Kdyz prijely, automobily by
ly pryc. Ma jine stanici ma
Pennington avenue a Ceddox
ulici zahledli oba automobily a
zaslechli notny kirk. Kdyz sna
zili Sc kffcfc1 upokojiti, Moo
ney byl poskraban, kopnut a
uhozen a Langleymu wat po-
licejn1 obusek. Policiste vola-
Ii JIM stanici ku pomoci. De-
set policistG prijelo a spojeny-
mi silami zmohlo osm automo-
bilist1.
Udani podano bylo'n Johna
Sachs z N. Potomac ulice, Del
ton Hole z Fleet ulice, jeho
bratra Marie a Philipa Youn-
ger re S. Linwood avenue. Pro
nepofadne chovan1 obvineni:
Henry Lutz z N. Bethel ulice,
Harry Enders z N. Bouldin u
lice a George Hole, otec Del
tOna Hole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Lihovar ma farme.

We druhem vyrocf odvolani
prohibice ctyTi vladnf agent
We ctvrtek pTekvapili tajnou
destilerii v Anne Arundel O.
kresu. Destilerie byla 1000
galonova.
Agent zmocnili Sc 100 gallo
nj koralky a pres 10 tisfcG ga
lonG smesi ma palenf teto,
Wood, 20lety, chycen
byl.
Destilerie, jak AGENT udali.
byla velice chytTe zalozena v
bl1zkosti fanny ma Patuxent
rece opodal silnic Defense q
Grain.
Voda vedena byla do stud
ne, kdez kofalka chlazena, z
potoka asi 125 stop vzdalene.
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13

Vybor peti ustanoven byl
statnfm pTedsedou WPA,
Francis HI. Dryden, ably STUDIO
val situaci pracovn1ch hodin a
mzdy a s1r1cf Sc povesti, re
stavka predsevzata Dude stat
MIN Sdruzen1m Prace. Ujed-
nano tax ma 1ternf konferenci
WPA 1rednfk1, zastupc1 Sdru
zeni Prace a lfgy nezamestna-
nych.
Vybor skladati Sc Dude re
dvou zastupcG Prace, jednoho
"a privatn1 industrii, jednoho
"a Baltimore mesto a jednoho
"neinteresovaneho", jenz bu-
de pfedsedou.
V 1tery vecer lfga Nezamest-
nanych projevila svGj souhlas.
Prace zada, ably pocet pra-
covnfch hodin snfzen byl re
40 ma 100 v mesfci a 10 pro-
centGm pracuj1c1ch byly pla-
ceny uniove mzdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Pet ma pochodu pres Spojene
Statv.

Jihozapadnf policejnf stani-
ce navst1vena byla We ctvrtek
v noci peti clenou rodinou, kite
ri zde dokonali sve putovan1 z
Kalifornie urazivse vzdale-
most 5000 mil. Castecne sli
pesky, castecn6 svezli Sc ma ma
kladn1ch vlac1ch a castecne
svezli je automobiliste.
Otec rodiny byl 25lety Geo.
Coker, manzelkou 21leta Ka-
Uterine, nevlastnf bratr Coke
rGv, Ernest Williamson, 20lety
a dftky Vista Mae, 3R rokd
stara a Dennis l rocn1.
Ma Den D1kGcinen1, jak ma
stanici vypraveli, jeden dobro-
srdecny koupil krocana pro
celou rodinu, zaplatil Jim noe
leh hotelu a natal taxicab,
ably t1mto odvezeni byli do dal
ky SO mil.
Cocker ma stryce, jenz je d1-
stojnfkem We Fort George G..
Meade. z Kalifornie vydali Sc
ma cestu pro nedostatek prace
tam nadeji, re ma Vychod6
Dude Jim lepe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Hill ma dvou tiketach.

Brig.-general, John Philip
Hill, oZnamil svoji kandidatu-
ru do Domu Zastupc1. trad
tento plnil Cd roku 1921 do
1927.
Nezabran1-li mu Utmost je-
no pravnicka, uchazeti Sc bu-
de o Trad ma obojf tikete: de-
mokraticke a republikanske v
kongresn1ch primarkach, jez
konany budou v kvetnu.
Kandidatura jeho zpGsobem
t1mto Dude ojedinelou v histo-
Ri Americke politiky a jest je-
nom moznou proto, re nedav-
no prohlasil statnf generalni
navladnf, re kandidat niue
vstoupiti do primarek jake
kandidat obou stran.
General Hill Tekl, re nebu-
de zadati tn nebo onu stranu O
organisovanou pomoc, ale re
kandidovati Dude jake "skrz
ma skrz Americky obcan''.
V Rampant Dude prot pre-
sidentovu New Deal. Presi-
denta Roosevelta nazyva:
"Farleyizovany President Spo-
jenych StatI Ameriky."
Hill doposud uchazel Sc O
RUNE 1fady ma republikanske
tikete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Spolkovy vestnik.

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla cfslo 20 K.
D., re Sc Dude odbyvat rocni
schGze pTfst1 ned6li, Is. pro-
since urcite v 1. hodinu odpo-
ledne dolejsf skolnf m~fstnosti
ma Collington Ave. Ma progra-
mu jest volba novych 1Tadnf-
XII a zastupcG do Statnf Rady
K. D. coz vyzaduje pT1tom-
most vsech clenG.
Matej Hlavac, pFedseda
Josef J. Wallis tajemnfk.
Oznamuje Sc clen1m
spolku sv. Vojtecha re sc bu-
de odbyvat fadna mesfcnf
schGze prfst1 nedeli, Is. pro-
since urcite We 2. hodiny odpo-
ledne. Nalehave zalezitosti
pTedlehajf ku vyT1zenf a tu-
dfz Sc vyzaduje pr1tomnost
vsech clen1.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pTedseda
Josef F. Viktor, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Vysetrovani Springfield
uStaVu.

Governor Nice We stredu ku
konci privedl vyslech ma pod
mfnky 1stavu pro choromyslne
Springfield State Hospital.
Mezi jinymi zalobami slysel,
jak jeden z chovancu 1stavu
v%ykrvacel, kdyz vsechny zuby
MI vytrhany byly V jeden den,
jiny srazen byl do bezvedomi
lopatou jednoho zffzence, v
potrave nalezeni byli necistl
brouci a onemocnen1 drzani
jedn1m zat1m CO druhy je tlou-
XII a podobne.
We zprave predlozene COVER
neru statnf komis1 zadano, a.
by vybor riditeld odstranen
byl pro nedbalost.
Rozhodnutf odlozeno Dude
do dolby neil vse nebude W.
jednano lekaTskou fakultou
Maryland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
81 sebrano.

Kolem 4. hodiny v sobotu
odpoledne policie pTepadla
hospodu ma Frederick avenue,
kde hrany byly zakazane hry.
Sebranf svezeni byli We troj1m
nakladu ma jih~ozapadnf stani-
ci, kde soudce Fox tTicet jich
zbavil why.
Bartendr, Charles E. Collins,
obvinen byl z prij1manf sack
ma kone a z vlastnenf lotern1ch
lfstk1. Drzan byl pod zarukou
$4,000.
Zatykac vydan byl ma mali
tele hospody, Johna Martin.
Pfepadena hospoda je We 200
blocku Frederick avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13

Policie V Towson zadana
byla farmaTem z Baltimorske-
no okresu, ably nalezla jemu
tri ztracene kravy, tTi dftky a
manzelku.
Kravy zmizely We stTedu
pred tydnem, manzelka a dit
ky kratce ma to.
O pomoc zadal takto:
Rad bych dostal sve kravy
nazpatek. MGzete tez Sc po-
d1vati pc me zmizele manzel-
ce. Nemate-li vsak dosti casu
pomoci mne v oboj1m, hledte
abyte mn6 ty kravy dostali."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Proti zvlastnfmu zasedani.

Statn1 senator, J. Allan Coad,
demokrat re ST. Mary's okresu
oznamil, re jest proti svolani
zvlastn1ho zasedanl statn1 "a
konodarny v Annapolis, ma
nemz by jednano bylo O povo-
len1 dodatecnych DAM pro fon
dy We prospech pensf pro Sc
starle a nezamestnane.
Senator soudl, re vladnf ad-
ministrace WPA della dobre
pokroky udelovan1m prac1 ne
zamestnanym a re pc 81. bTez-
nu situace Dude jeste pTizni-
v6jSi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Kradez.

Skryvaj1cf Sc pod schody ma
2. poschod1 budovy vedle IRA
dovny pGjcuj1cf penfze ma w.
Baltimore ulici, nalezen byl v
nedeli cernoch, 23lety Joseph
Wheeler a zatcen. Nalezeny
byly u neho hodinky, sperky a
penfze, jez ukradl.
= Cernoch ukradl v 1tery
jdouc1 pc Eutaw Place zene,
Amy Greis, tobolku Sc $72 a
str1brnou schranku ma cigare-
ty v Gene SIS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13

Sedmdesatilety John Storm
z Baltimore nalezen byl v ne
deli rano kolem l. hodiny S
podTlznutym hrdlem ma uGci v
Marion, Va. Hrdlo pror1zl 81
kapesn1m nozem.
TIDAL, re syn, Henry Storm,
dial jej do busu v Baltimore a
by v mem dovezen byl do Nor
rison We Virginii, kde chtel ma
vstfviti svoji dceru. Opomenul
v naznacenem mestecku slezti.
Kdyz poznal, re dojel az do
Marion, Easel do hotelu, ably
cekal ma jiny bus. Phi cekanl
podT1zl 81 hrdlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Uhelnymi plyny omamena.

Uhelnymi plyny unikajfcfmi
z kamen v pTlzemf domu 1902
E. Baltimore ulice, omamena
byla We stTedu Is rok1 stara,
Charlotte Brown z {. 1919
Ashland avenue.
- Woodley Lee Sennett, 33
lety, osudne zranen byl We
stredu padem Sc schod1 ma &C.
mentovou podlahu sklepa {.
BIT S. Robinson ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
1O3 valecne vzducholodi do
Srpna.

z Glen L. Martin spolecnos-
tt oznameno bylo v sobotu, re
kontrakt uzavfeny s vladou ma
dodanf 1O3 bombovych aero
plant dokoncen Dude do nasta
vajfcfho srpna.
CtyTi z aeroplanG jiz jsou v
uz1vani ma Langley stanici We
Virginii. Nesti mohou kolem
|2.100 liber bomb a posadku
ctyf muzn pri rychlosti 220 mil
v iodine v obehu 1000 az
1900 mil. Hnany jsou dvoji-
tymi motory o $50 konskych
silach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Pro palenf.

TT1 ma Eastern Shore odsou-
zeni byli zdejs1m vladimir SOU
dem pro nezakonne palenf ko-
falky. Cleveland Chacy Cd
souzen byl ma Is mesfcG do
kaznice Lewisburg,. Pa. Ken
meth Horsey a O'Dell Smoot,
zatcen1 s MIN, odsouzeni ma Is
mes1cG do kaznice v Chilli
cothe v Ohio.
"Palili' V Kent okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Automobily.

= Ma York road u Airing
ton avenue zabit byl v nedeli
cernoch William A. Hamilton,
36lety, automobilem Clarence
[. Reynolds z Roland avenue.
Zabit byl, kdyz cekal ma elek-
tr1ckou poulicnf karu.
= Ma Fallsway a Eager uli-
ci zraneni byli diva, kdyz auto
mobilem vrazili do ohrady u
licnl kolem 2. hodiny v nedeli
odpoledne. Poraneni byli
Harry l.. Vollmer a s MIN je-
doucf Alfhled Amland, 24leta.
= Nellie Holston, 53leta,
~zranena byla v sobotu automo-
bilem ma Cough ulici a High
land avenue. Muz ffdfcf auto
mobil vratil Sc klopytaje k ze-
ne ma ulici. Tato zvolala: "Vy
jste opily." "Nejsem," hail
Sc automobilista, jenz z1staI
staff hlede ma zranenou.
Priblfzil Sc jiny automobiles
ia, Andrew Blondheim re S.
Eaton ulice, nalozil zranenou
do sveho automobile a zavezl
do mestskych mennonite, kde
lekari konstatovali, re byla
zranena vnitrne.
Automobil, j1mz srazena by
la, nalezen byl pozdeji opus
teny nekolik block1 cd m1sta
melody. Policie udala, re ma
jitelem jeho je muz z Rock
vile, Md. Jmeno policif uda-
no nebylo.
= Rychle uhanej1cf automo-
bill marne stfhan byl sobotu
policeman automobilem, z ne
hoz jeden re straznfkd strelil
pc u~j1zdej1c1m. Pozdeji Eat
cen byl We SVEN pTfbytku GER
noch, William Wright a obvi-
men, re r1dil automobil, kdy5
opilym byl.
= Joseph Haynes, 57lety z
Texas, Md, zabit byl v dterJ
automobilem, ktery Tfdil DIR
Charles K. Wagner z Filadel
fie, prideleny nyn1 kampr
CCC ma Prettyboy Dam.
Nehoda udala sc kolem 8
fhodiny vecer, kdyz Haynes
prechazel York road ida don't
z obchodu.
= Rudolph Roma, 17lety Z
N. Front ulice, kriticky IRA
men byl pri chIzi pc Phialdel
phia road u Rossville. Byla mt
lebka rozrazena. Automobi
ffdil John A. Clark z Bridge.
ton, N. j.
= Zranena v patek automo.
bilem pTi prechazen1 Moshel
ulice u Eutaw Place, Marie
c.. Conroy z Linden avenue
Zemrela v nemOcnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Stihani ~neplaticich.

Rychle stihanf obchodnfk1
kteTf We statu dosud neZaplati.
Ii dan z hrubych pr1jmd, sl1be.
no bylo zastupcem generalnl.
no navladniho, kdyz jemu vel.
koporotou sdeleno, re obchod.
nici s narad1m odepTeli zapla'
It'll $500 v DAM a pokutach.
Odhaduje Sc, re rGznl OBJ
chodnfci dluhuj1 ma nezaplace
ne DAM ma $500. 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Nezamestnany obssil Sc We
vezeni.

V patek odpoledne zatcen
.byl 23lety Alfred J. Satti. We
vezenf severnf stanice obesil Sc
kolem 6. hodiny vecer. Male
zen byl vis1cf ma SVEN Temeni
V cele severn1 stanice NAME
kou svojf, jez prisla jej navst1-
viii. V ruce jeho byla fotogra-
fie jeho tr1lete dcery, May
Satti.
Zatcen byl V 1Tadovne po-
income administrace, {. 1901
GuilfOrd avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Dostal 80 dnf.

Pro Tfzenf automobile, kdyz
napilym byl, byl odsouzen ma
80 dnf do vezenf pekaT 46 ro-
XII starry, Wallace E. Hershey
soudcem v Pikesville.
Zatcen byl v nedeli v noci
ma Reisterstown road. Doznal,
re pred tim "se posflil" v
Reisterstown.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Strelil zenu pro jeji svsdectvi


V Annapolis v patek Sally
Picard, 26leta z Pax, Virginia,
svedcila proti Frankfurt B. Ste
venton z Roundup, Montana,
a jinych mist, S n1mz udana
byla pro mnoh6 podvody. Ma
lezen byl vinnym, ale trest ne
urcen, ponevac podal odvola-
nj. Ona jeste pred soud neby-
la p%ovolana.
V nedeli rano Steventon hle-
de Sc pomstfti, napadl zalaTnf-
no hl1dace v okresnim vezen1,
v zapasu vyrval MT revolver,
rozbehl sc ma celu, v nfz Pi-
card zavrena byla a tam sire
Ill il dvakrate. PAX strelil Sc
be. V nedeli vecer Picard le-
zela ma lGzku v Emergency
nemocnici kouT1c cigaretu "a
cigaretou zatfm co v nedale-
KEN oddelen1 lezel umfrajlci
Steventon, 38 rok1 starry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
MestSti zFizenci pres 20 rokE
start priidou snad o iobY.

Obeznfky rozeslany byly z
1stTedn1ho platebn1ho odboru
mesta upozornuj1ce ma zakon,
j1mz zakazano jest zamestna-
vati v mestske sluzbe osoby 70
rokG stare.
Obeznfky rozeslany byly "a
.souhlasu mayora Jacksona a
mestskeho kontrolora.
Kelik osob je start tohoto We
sluzbe, nebylo udano. Pravf sc,
re jsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
5.767 rodin ma listins stale
pomoci.

Statu povinnostf Dude peco-
vati stale o 5.767 robin vedle
pece o pensisty, potTebne dit
ky a industrialn6 nemozne,j ak
V patek s veTejnosti sdelil Har-
ry Greenstein, administrator
Maryandske pomoci.
Bude-li tydenn1 podpora pr1-
merne $3.50 pro kazdou rodi-
nu, stat vydati must rocne asi
2 ,549.000.
Okresni pomona vydani bu-
dou menS1 nezli Baltimore
meste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
PTedbszne oznameni zabav.

- Vanocnf divadlo dftek
skoly sv. Vaclava Dude sehra-
no v patek, 27. prosince 1885
We skoln1 SIM ma Collington a.
venue. Zacatek v 8:15 vecer.
= Spolek Ochotnik1 sv. Va
clava Sc pTipravuje ma oslavu
30ti-leteho trvanf a "a tou pTf-
Chou sehraje veselohru z VEN
kovskeho zivota Sc zpevy naz-
VEN "Slecna Mari we've zeni-
cha ma trakaTi", nedeli, IL.
ledna 1886 v osadn1 SIM ma
Collington avenue. Zacatek v
vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
$4,000 "a zransni kolena.

Philip Scafetta, 22lety re S.
Bond ulice, obdrzel nahradu
$4,000 "a zlomenf kolena, jez
utrpel v automobilove nehode
pred sesti mes1ci. Nahradu pla
It'll ma firma H. L. Caplan,
m~ajitelka trucku, jfmz Scha-
fetta zranen byl, kdyz auto
mObil sc S truckem srazil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Vyssi dostali, nizsi nedostali

Willis K. Jones, radce Mary
landskeho sdruzen1 zamestna-
podal ohrazenf prot
statn1 silnicn1 komisi, re touto
povolena byla znacna zvysen1
ma sluznych osobam WISE po-
stavenym zat1m co tenn nizslm
sluzne bylo znacne snizeno.
Jones dokazoval tvrzen1 sve
z platebnf listing.
Ukazoval k. pr: Nathanu l.
Smith, hlavnfmu inzenyru ko-
mise zvySeno sluzne re $5,984
ma $4,000 rocne, asistentu je-
no, Robertu Reindollar re $4,-
488 ma. $4,000 rocne.