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Evening star., 1935-07-23
FIVE D. c: PROJECTS.
RECEIVE FINAL D. K.
Treasury Approves $780,
713 JobS-ReIief Program
Starts August |.

Inauguration OF the District work
relief program as part of .he new
Federal plan for tho unemployed was
made possible to6av when Treasury
officials approved use of Sl.z36,713
for five highway prc Iects designed to
give work to approximately $500 men.
Commissioner George E Allen said
he now hopes the new program will
be under way by august l. APP
parently, only establishment Of def
mite pay roll nacr iuery in C0nnec-
ton with the Treasury Department
and some other administrative mat
tiers remain to he dine
The five highway rlciects deal with
a variety of types OF work, affecting
hundreds of Washington streets One
is for cleaning, clnat'Lg and iepair-
ing sides of roads, to- which there
is an allotment of $106.6l6 The
second is for construction of shoulders
to roads. planting of grass and shrub-
berry adjacent ID h'sLways, s43l, ,636.
Street Widening Provided.
Another project IS for widening
streets and repairing cutters, at a
cost of $217,068 rne fourth is for
nursery work, such as trimming trees
and moving grass, at cost OF $780,
900. The last of the five is foo minor
grading and finishing newly graded
streets. at cost of $780,. 1898.
Meanwhile, Commissioner Allen
prepared to forward to the Works
Progress Administration 81 other
projects for employment OF 1852 men
and women at an estimated cost OF
$2,395,7l3. At the same time. he is
waiting for Treasury approval foc two
sewer projects which would give work
to 1000 men at a cost of some
1854 900.
To date, District officials have ap-
proved projects having a total cost of
a little more than $4,000, 900 and de-
signed to provide work for 6,400 men.
Many more projects costing millions
will be prepared for submission to
Federal officials. The District has
some 10000 employable persons now
on relief who are to be transferred
from the old work-relief program to
the new Works Progress system.
Two Sewer jobs Pending.
The five highway projects, about to
be started, and the two sewer projects,
still awaiting Treasury sanction, have
been before Federal agencies for some
weeks. They were sent there prompt
" after Allen was made District
Works Progress administrator.
The 81 additional projects to be
forwarded by Allen were selected late
yesterday by the District Projects
Board after a protracted study of a
total of los proposals submitted by
District and Federal departments.
The board, created last week by
Allen to speed up consideration of
such proposals. consists of Capt.
Howard F. Clark, assistant engineer
commissioner; William c. Cleary,
administrative assistant to the Dis
trict Works Administration, and Maj.
Daniel j. Donovan, auditor, with Ross
Haworth, Aliens administrative as
sistant, as Project Board secretary.
Complete details of the q pending
proposals are not to be made public
until Federal approval is forthcoming,
officials said. The board, however. an
nounced the following classifications
had met with their approval and
would be approved by Allen:
District Water Department projects
(See PROJECTS, Page So
Evening star., 1935-07-23
Rogers Reported Ready to Fly
With Post Over Top of World

The flyer first said he was planning
the trip merely as vacation" jaunt.
but later reports were he would map
a proposed air route to the Soviet capi-
tai by way of Alaska and Asia.
A large airplane company is sup
plying pontoons for his ship.
Post observed yesterday that Rogers
"was out here last week to look over
the plane, and joked about putting
q bed in the back and going along"
The flyer added his belief, however,
that the actor would not make the
trip.
Post received telegraphic approval
yesterday from the Soviet legation in
washington on his application to carry
a rifle into Siberia where, he has said,
he plans to hui.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
Philippine Vote Act Signed.

MANILA, P. l., July % (R.-The
legislative act arranging for the
Philippine commonwealth elections,
September II, was signed today by
Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy. Murphy,
champion of woman's suffrage, had
contemplated vetoing the act because
it incidentally bars women from vot-
ing. The act signed today appropri-
ates $4OO, 900 for the election of the
Philippines first President and selec-
ton of a National Assembly.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 23.-The un-
answered questions about Wiley Posts
flight to Moscow today included:
When will he take off?
Will he have Will Rogers. actor
humorist, aboard as an aerial "hitch-
hiker?"
The famous round-the-world flyers
new monoplane was pronounced ready
to go into the air for Seattle, the first
leg of the proposed 7.000-mile trip,
but Post was more than usually taci-
turn.
Rogers likewise was silent on the
subject, although his wife was said
to have told friends he planned to
fly with Post.
Mrs. Post is SCHEDULED to accompany
her husband.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
PLOT IS REPORTED
FOILED IN GREECE
Paper Says Officers Had Sworn
to Defend Republic Even
by Weapons"
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, July 23-The newspaper
Typos said today that Saloniki au-
thorities had uncovered plot against
the government in which officers and
retired officers had signed pronun-
ciamento swearing to defend the re-
public even by weapons"
Governmental papers reported from
London that former King George had
unreservedly barred a monarchist
coup d'etat, saying he would return
to Greece only after strictly impair
tial plebiscite. The King would Judge
himself as to whether the proportion
of favorable votes was sufficient for
restoration.
LONDON, July % R.-Former
King George of Greece looked to
Athens today for the next develop
ment in his negotiations to return to
the throne.
The former ruler was understood to
have presented his conditions for res
toration in a series of conferences
with Mayor Kotzias of Athens.
A personal friend of the King said
George would remain In England
pending developments. 4
Evening star., 1935-07-23

Thousands Parade to Force Mexi-
can Governor to Resign.
MEXICO CITY, July % tPl-Two
peasants were reported today to have
been killed in Villa Juarez as a move
ment against Gov. Rafael Villarreal
of Tamaulipas and municipal author
tiles in the state gained strength.
Three thousand sgrarians paraded
last night in the state capital, Ciudad
Victoria, demanding the resignation
OF the governor, and 10000 others
were reported ready to march on the
city unless Villarreal quits.
Dispatches from Ciudad Victoria
said machine guns were placed on
the government palace in preparation
for any possible attack.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
HOG PRICES JUMP
TO 5.YEAR PEAK
$2.25 Processing Tax Brings Out
lay to $13.25 Per Hundred
weight.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, July 23.-Choice me-
dunn weight hogs sold today for new
high price of $11 per hundred weight,
highest in five years.
This meant that when the process
ing tax of 1925 per hundred weight
was added, buyers were paying $13.25
for their top quality porkers.
The last time there were $11 hogs
on the Chicago market was in Sep
tember, 1880. and at that time there
was no processing tax. On Septem-
ber %, 1880, the same quality hogs
sold for S11, and earlier that year,
September IL, they brought $l1.l0.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
DAM STRIKE GROWS
at Boulder Project

Machinists at Boulder Project
Join in Walkout.
LAS VEGAS, New, July. % (P).-
Striking workmen on the huge
Boulder Dam project increased their
forces today.
Joining steel workers, carpenters
and other tradesmen, the machinists
left the job yesterday and the truck
drivers indicated they might walk out
today.
The 800 strikers are asking 81 an
hour for skilled trades and rs cents
an hour for unskilled labor. The
average wage paid on the dam is II
cents an hour.
Pay roll figures showed that $50
men still are working.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
TEAR GAS DIsPERsEs CROWD.
Guard QuelIs Terre Haute Disorder
Business Resumes Gradually.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July % tP)
National Guardsmen used tear gas
for a second time shortly before noon
today to diSperSe a crowd assembled
at stamping mill whose labor trou-
bles fermented the general strike
called in this city.
The presence of a score OF National
Guard companies served today to re-
lax the grip of general strike called
Monday by local labor unions.
There. was gradual resumption Of
business, although transportation
cervices were still tied up and mer-
chants in outlying districts hesitated
TO open their stores until assured OF
protection for their property.
The Terre Haute Retail Merchants
Association, which has $50 members
who give employment to approx
mately 1900 persons. voted to reopen.
None of the utility services was i'm
paired.
There was no morning newspaper
on the doorstep, however. J. E.
1Cea CTRTKES Page Al
Evening star., 1935-07-23
Impeachment RO,U
BoHs Up in House
With Fish Rebuked
Warren AssaiLs attack
on PreSident-RiCh
Strikes Back.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
A bitter political dispute over
lated his oath to support the Consti-
tuition and whether he and his con-
gressional leaders should be i'm
peached threw the House today into
an uproar.
Representative Warren, Democrat,
of North Carolina started the ex-
change by referring to a newspaper
interview given by Representative
Fish, Republican, of New York in
which the latter said that If the
(See IMPEACHMENT page So
Evening star., 1935-07-23
FRENCH FAVOR|NG.
ECONOMIC.
RULE OF ETHIOPIA.
Concession in Treaty Urged
in Return for Pledge
of independence.
ROME ENVOY SPURNS
SELASSIE RECEPTION
France and Britain Looking to
League for Solution as
Diplomats Confer.

Actual rupture of already strained
Italo Ethiopian relations was
brought nearer today with the re-
fusal of the Italian Minister in
Adds Ababa to attend the recep-
ton marking the 44th birthday an
niversary of Emperor Halle SelaSsie
Resentment swept the populace of
the Ethiopian capital
In Paris authoritative French quar-
ters disclosed that France is seeking
a treaty giving Italy economic domi-
nation OF Ethiopia in return for
Italy's pledge to respect Ethiopian
independence. This is considered
the sole remaining means of pre-
venting war in Africa.
France and Great Britain looked to
the League of Nations for solution
of the Ethiopian problem.
Diplomats of both nations conferred
as to a course of action at Geneva.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
KARPlS BELIEVED HEAD
OF GUNMEN IN FIGHT
Police Officers in Nebraska Dis
able Bandits Car, but Three
Escape.

BY the Associated Press.
FAIRBURY, Neb., July 23.-Three
gunmen believed heaueo by Alvin Kar-
pis, unofficial public enemy No. L.
fought running gun battle with two
police officers today in Fairbury
streets.
A shotgun charge ti,ed by Assistant
Chief of Police Foster Helvey disabled
the bandits car, and the three fed
on foot while Helvy and Chief OF
Police Joe Cook stopped for more am
munition.
Helvey said ne believed the same
trio last week kidnapped Sheriff Emil
Ackman of Fairnurv, an6 Ackman de-
clared one of his abdlctors was Kar-
pis. Karpis Is sought for the $780,
900 kidnapping ot Edwsrd G. 6remer
st. Paul banker.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
Protest to Be Sought.

Representative Celler, Democrat, of
New York today sought the aid of
colleagues in an effort to persuade
President Roosevelt or Secretary of
State Hull to protest to Germany
against treatment Of religious groups
there.
Celler, who urged an economic boy
colt of Germany in a House speech
yesterday, said he would call meet
ing very shortly" to organize group
and to prepare petition to the
President.
Evening star., 1935-07-23

(See STRIKES, Page A.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
WEATHER.

90. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Fair tonight and tomorrow morning;
local thundershowers tomorrow afternoon;
not much change in temperature. Tenn
peratures-Highest, 81, at 3:45 pm. yes
terday; lowest, IA, at S am. today.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
TWO KILLED IN PROTEST

(See CABS, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-07-23

Yesterdays Circulation, 121, ,705.
Some Returns Not Yet Received.
Evening star., 1935-07-23

(See LOBBYING, Page l0)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
z WASHINGTONU.
OdbOr DOkladnv " NJ

= Odbor pokladny v ponde-
Ii, nekolik dn1 pc tom, kdyz
vladn1 farmarska mortgycova
%korporace Sc sym 800, OOO,-
900 financnfm projektem, ca
stecne setkala Sc S nezdarem,
ponofil Sc jeste hloubeji il
nych projekt. V pondel1 or
namena byla obrovska financ-
nj operace ma vydluzen1 Sc no.
tovych penez a sn1zenf 1rok1
ma dlouho feminine bondy,
Celia operace tato zahrnuje
v sobe $1.750.000.000, nejvetsi
to jaka kdy pokladnou projed-
mana byla "a dlouhe dolby.
Dluzen1m t1mto pokladna
chce dos1ci vyplacen1 Liberty
bondG a zvysenl novych fond1
ma zlepsen1 hotov6 sunny pc
nez. Vykoupeni Liberty bon
dG obnasf $780, 900, 900. Ty-
to vymeneny pax by byti mo-
hly "a meme zarucene bondy a.
nebo "a hotove. Move bondy
by splatnymi byly Is. zarf
1947.
Vladn1 pokladna ma ma no
tovosti dnes $1,000, 100000.
Ponevac vsak mezi $500, 900
a $5O0,O 900, re sunny teto
potTebuje ma vykoupen1 ma
rodnfch bankovn1ch 1pisG, zby
va j jenom mezi 500, 900, 900
a $500, 600. 900.
Vladnf pokladna udava de-
ficit Ia diva mes1ce v obnosu
1862, 594.O78.
- President Roosevelt Sc
vyhnul ma tiskove conference
otazkam tykaj1c1 Sc zpravy o
vyrovnanem rozpoctu roce
1889. President ma tyto O.
tazky trefne odpovedel, re jest
docela NONE, re V roce 1889
presidentem AMI nebude.
PTedseda pT1deloveho vybo-
ru domu representantG Bucha-
nan prohlasil re pfijede do
Washingtonu 10. listopadu k
zasedan1 jednan1 o pf1st1m roz-
a dodal re "vydan1 must
byti podstatne sn1zena a bude-
Ii mono rozpocet vyrovnan."
Nerekl jak daleko p1jde sn1-
zen1 ohromneho 10 maliardo-
veho obnosu, ktery Sc VIDA ten
10 fiskaln1 rok.
- President Roosevelt po-I
v 6tery pTedlohu neu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Hurikanem usmrceno pres
100 oSob.

Hurikan, ktery bouril Ute
ny ma Florida Keys, usmrtil,j ak
prvn1 zpravy d1, pres 100 osob.
President Roosevelt naf1dil ar
made, namoTn1 moci a Cerve-
n6mu KTfzi, ably stfzenym vetr-
nou bour1 a jej1mi nasledky
poskytly CO nejvets1 pomoc. o.
rad pobTezn1 straze V Miami
ma Florid6 uvedom9n byl, re
Is valecnych vyslouzilcG "a
synulo V Rock Harbor a tTi o.
sOby usmrceny V bl1zkem Ia
vernier. Zprava tato We stTedu
rano nebyla potvrzena. Prav1
Sc V nj, re usmrcen1 vyslouzilci
byli We veteranskych taborech
ma Florida Keys.
Kdyz bouTe rozburacela Sc
rychlost1 100 mil V iodine V
Boca Grande, jizn6 cd st. Pc
tersburg do Tampa zalivu, diva
rybaTi pTisli O zivot.
Morgan LIME LODI Dixie" Sc
372 cestuj1c1mi narazila ma
skaliska. Ku pomoci sjelo Sc k
nj pet lodi. We stTedu rano do
slo u~jistenf, re cestujfcf v9tsi-
nou bez bazn6 hledf vysvobo-
zen1 svemu.
v Clearwater Beach tamnf
uSedllci OdSt6hOVai SO y dOmf1
dale cd pobfez1. N6kteT1 Cd
stehovali Sc do Peace Memo
rial Recreation Hall, kde Ger
venym Kf1zem jim pomoc po-
skytnuta byla.
V krajinach hurikanem stf-
zenych strhany byly domy a
smacknuty jake skorapky cd
vajec, p1s1 zpravodajove. TTi-
Get z SO DON'T V Tavernier L.
pine zniceno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Manzelka sekretaTe Ickese
pohrbena.

u pr1tomnosti vysokych u
fednfkG vladn1ch, statnich a
m~estskych pohrbena byla Ha-
rold l.. Ickes, manzelka sekre-
tafe vnitra, jez usmrcena byla
v automobilove nehode v No
VEN Mexiku. Mezi 1castniky
pohrbu V Chicago byla chot
presidenta, Franklin D. Roose-
welt.
PohTebnf obrady v dome We
Winetka, jednoduche v celem
prdbehu, f1dil rektor Christ e.
piskopaln1ho kostela. Pohrbe-
ma byla ma Memorial Park
hTbitove u Evanston.
Blizs1 udan1 O katastrofe &C.
ka Sc az vice zotavf Sc z
poranenf Genevieve Forbes
Herrick z Chicago a sekretaT
tureckeho vyslanectvf, Ibrahim
Seyfullah, kter1 poraneni byli
tezce V nehode. Vedle manzel-
ky sekretarovy usmrcen byl RI
die automobile, Frank Allen.
Nestest1 udalo Sc u Velarde V
Novem Mexiku v sobotu v noel,
kdyz pry rfdic Sc vyhybal jine-
mt AUTOMOBILE, ktery, jak ne
zjistene udanf d1, ujel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06

trality. Poole kompromisu, u
zavreneho v posledni chv1li, a.
merickym lodfm je zakazano
dopravovati zasilky zbranf a
jineho valecneho materialu do
kter6hokoli pr1stavu valc1cfch
zem1 nebo neutralniho pT1sta-
WI, ably odtud byla zasilka do
pravena do nektere z valc1c1ch
zem1. Zakaz je V platnosti do
20. 1nora 1886.
- Vlada Spoj. StatG uvedo-
mila Ligu narodG, re nemGze
vice prijmouti zadnych uprch-
l1kG nasledkem pristehovale-
ckych omezen1. Toto prohla-
Semi Ameriky bylo odpoved1
ma cirkulaT, rozeslany Ligou
narodd rdznym zem1m Sc "a
dost1, ably pTijmuly asi 1,500,-
900 bezenc6, kteTf uprchli z
Nemecka a z jinych zem1.
= Cizinci-pTistehovalci pc
cele zemi pospfchajf do fede-
raln1ch soudG ably Sc stall OBJ
cany a tax nejen zfskali who
dy z programu ma podporu "a
mestnan1m a socialn1 z~ajisteni,
ale varovali Sc i mnoha jinym
n~epr1jemnostem a p~onizovan1.
Ia rok konc1ci 80. cervnem
1885, pocet cizincG (aliens),
kteT1 podali %prohlasenf 1myslu
re Sc chtej1 staff obcany = tax
Nv. pfihlaSky o prvnf obcansky
= byl 172.O15.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Osvobozen.

John Barnes, 67lety, jenz
povazovan byl "a mrtveho cd
roku 1916 a jenz nedavno zat-
cen byl, osvobozen byl v 1tery
porotou v Greensburg, Pa, re
zabitf sve dcery skoro pred 20
roxy.
Udano bylo, re Barnes Sci S
revolverem ku domu sve man
zelky, kdyz spolu nezili, "ji po-
strasiti". Jeho dcera prisla ku
dver1m, povstala hadka a man
zelka klesla mrtva. Byla sire
lena kul1 manzelovou. Barnes
ma to Sci ku Allegheny fece a
polozil ma breh svGj kabat, ably
Sc zdalo, re Sc utopil. Pc ce-
lou dobu skryval Sc u pratel v
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Zalevame spravns zahradu?


V zalevan1 zahradnich rost-
lin Sc casio hTesf. I kdyz je
n6kdy povrch pGdy suchy, ne
znamena to jest6, re rostlinam
schaz1 vlaha. HIubsf vrstvy
obsahuj1 dostatek vody a rost-
lima 81 pomaha tim, re zapou-
st1 hluboko sv6 koT1nky. WI
mcneil ma pr. pc delsf dob9
sucha rostlinu re zeme, podiv1-
me Sc, kan az sahaj1 jeff ko-
f1nky spfse do s1Tky a ma povr-
chu pax vydrzf delsi sucho,
kdezto meme zalevane kvetiny
Jsou nuceny zapousteti sve ko-
feny do hloubky a proto mali
vice vyhl1dek pTekonati i vetsi
sucha. | V zal6vanf must byt
zachovavana jista pravidel-
most. Je-li zahrada jednou "a
tyden dGkladn6 zalevana, pax
to jist6 postac1. Nejpraktictej-
81 jest, rozdeliti 81 vetsf zahra-
dy ma nekolik oddfld, ably mo-
hla byt prace systematicky pro
vadena. Vecer jest nejvhod-
nejs1 dobou k zal6vanl, nejen
pro rostliny, ale i pro zalevajf-
chic. Je to proto dspornejs1,
re Sc voda tax rychle nevypa-
fuuje jake We dine. Velmi prak-
ticke jest, vyhloubiti kolem
rostlin okolek, ably voda neod-
tekala, ale dobTe Sc zatahla.
Name Sc take presvedciti, ida
Ii voda opravdu vnikla do re-
me a to zabodnutf nejake hole
do pGdy. Chudsf p6dy, ktere
rychleji vyschnou, musfme sa-
mozfejme casteji zalevati, pro-
to take, re zadrzujf malo VIII
i We spodnfch vrstvach.
Phi zalevanf ovSem must byti
bran zfetel ma druhy rostlin ne
DO %zeleniny. Jahody, ackoliv
vydrz1 dobfe sucha, mali byti
pred kvetem a v dobe uzravanf
pravidelne zalevany, chceme-li
m1ti 1rodu. u nektere pGdy
tvof1 Sc pc zalevanf tvrda XII
ra, ktera zabranuje pTfstup
vzduchu. Je radno lined tyto
rozkopati a zkypTiti, a.
rostlina Tadn6 prospfvala.
Stredovske popraviste v Praze.
Pr 1pravach kolem Cern1n-
skeho palace V Praze bylo ma
lezeno ma $50 hrob1. Archeolo-
COVE jsou pTesvedceni, re obje-
viii popraviste z XIV. stoletf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06

We slovenske obci Vamosske
Ladani u Novych Zamkd sire
tt Sc polni hlfdac s cikanaty,
ktera kradla ovoce. Cikanske
deti Sc rozutekly. Pfibehl CT
kan, Vojtech Balaz a vrhl Sc
ma hlldace. Hl1dac vytahl re-
volver a vypalil. Cikan Sc ska
eel k zemi, nekolikrat cukl no
hou a vic nevstal. Polekany
hl1dac ut1kal hned ma cetni-
ckou stanici, kde zdrcene pro-
hlasil, re zastTelil cikana. Get
n1ci sli ma mfsto GNU a ~zastavi-
Ii Sc hned pro lekaTe, jenz mel
ohledati a provost pit
WI. Ale kdyz cetn1k S lekafem
a zsinalym hl1dacem pfichaze-
Ii, cikan z niceho mic vstal a po-
cal ut1kat. Byl chycen a lekaf
zjistil, re ma lehc1 zran6n1 ma
ruce. Padl ma zem a delal
mrtveho, ably vystrasil hlidace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06

"a vyprahlou frontu v Habesi.
Italske ponorky, poctem 70
budou pod1leti ma manevrech vi
StTedozemnlm mort a letadla
Sc mali soustrediti v sicilskych
aerodromech. Nekolik subma.
rim proplulo Suezskym pr1pla-
vem do vod vychodn1 Afriky.
V Trento, Italie, Mussolini
prohlasil, re zadne olejne kon-
cese V Habesi cizfm zajm1m
nezmen1 stanovisko Italie proti
posledn1mu africkemu neodvi-
slemu c1sarstv1. Mluvil ma ma
mest1 Danteove pred $4,000
posluchacG pred SWIM odjez-
dem z manevrG do Rfma. Pro-
hlasil, re "politicke manevry v
cizine nesvedou Italii s cesty,
kterou nastoupila."
Britske tovarny ma letadla
zacaly pracovati We dine i v no
ci, ably urychlily vyrobu leta-
del pro britskou armada. Stale
Sc tax pc zpravach z R1ma, re
Italie soustreduje sve ponorky
u Sicilie proti ostrovu Matte,
kde je britska namorni zaklad-
ma. Ministerstvo letectv1 zada
O vice letcG k Tfzenf 1000 no.
vych letadel.
Vojenske dTady v Gibraltaru
rozdaly masky prot plyn1m
vsem clenGm civiln1ho policej-
n1ho sboru.
Zahranicnf anglicke mini
sterstvo oznamilo, re britsky
vyslanec V Habesi byl zpl-
nomocnen informovati habes-
skeho c1sare, re britska vlada
mu rad1, ably odvolal olejafske
koncese, ktere byl povolil
americko-britskym zajmdm.
Petrolejove koncese, jimiz v
poslednfch dnech svet rozru-
sen byl, dozn6ly v 1tery neko-
lik hodin pc zjisten1 jmena O.
soby, j1z kontrakt ethiopskou
vladou dan byl. We Washing
tonu We trech hodinach pc te
kontrakt byl zrusen a jedna z
nejpodivnejs1ch transakcf sve-
ia V modern1 dob6 dospela ku
sensacn1mu zakoncen1.
Vyslo ma jevo, re Standard
Vacuum spolecnost a Standard
Oil subsidiary, byly drziteli
koncese.
Diva, kterf drzeli "kartu" tu-
to V ruce: George S. Walden a
H. Dundas, predseda a misto-
pTedseda Vacuum spolecnosti,
pfijeli V utery z New Yorku do
Washingtonu ku porade S Via
dou.
Re zenevy ~ujistuje Sc, re ka-
pitan Anthony Eden, z Angle
a francouzsky premier Pierre
Laval, nemohli Sc dohodnouti
ma ceste, jak pomoci ku rozfe-
Semi Italo-Ethiopske krise. Ne
shoda mezi obema dospela ku
bodu krise zrovna vecer pred
dnem, kdy L1ga NarodG ma CT
niti pokusy predejfti hroz1cf
valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Vice nez 1000 zadatelEG O
DenSi.

Pres 1000 sestarlych osob v
Kansas City shrnuo sc V 1tery
v prvnl den, kdy pocato Sc "a
naSen1m osob pro pensi do Sc
znamG ku soudn1 budove. V
navalu mnozf omdleli. Mnozi
z muzG a Zen pres 70 rok1 sta
rych podp1rali Sc O hole a Der
ly. Prvn1m zadatelem byl 80
lety John Wesley Harmony,
jenz pc zanesenf jm6na sveho
do seznamu chvatal, ably snedI
svoji peticentovou sn1dani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
ObSti

V New Yorku Lucy Harring,
60 let stara, jej1z naha mrtvo-
la byla nalezena ma stTese Peo-
les Tabernacle nadaleko Har-
lem, byla znasilnena a zardou-
sena, jak Sc zjistilo pitvou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
manzela.

Emil Plecko z Adamsville,
Mich, zemTel v Elkhart, Ind.
Manzelka pTiznala Sc policii,
re muze zastrelila, kdyz bill je-
jiho syna Rockwella Morriso-
ma, 16 let stareho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Stonek korny Is stop vysoky,

Ma farme Guy Andersona v
Brazil, Indiana, vyrostl stonek
korny 16 stop vysoky, jehoz
klas NIUE dosahnouti jen pc
zebTfku.
Evening star., 1935-08-30
Arsenal Makes Lipstick Boxes.

The State Of Victoria has caused o
revival Of all the Jokes known In Aus
tralia about gun and face powder.
Rather than create more unemploy-
ment by closing its arsenal at Mel
bourne when it had its quota Of
ammunition 1t turned the cartridge
making machinery to the production
Of cases for cosmetics. An order for
l,000,0 900 metal lipstick containers has
Just been completed and many face
powder boxes have been produced. Z =