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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-07-25
MORE REDSTONE NEWS

MORE REDsToNE NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Aslakson
were transacting business in Flax
Vile and Scobey Wednesday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nash were
business visitors at the county seat
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crossen of
Wolf Creek were Redstone callers
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hagen were
called to West Hope, N. D., by the
sudden death of Mr.. Hagen's moth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schlag and
Florence were visitors at the A.
Blase home Friday.
Miss Phyllis Pieffer was a guest
of Edith .Schlag Thursday.
Albert Schlag was a county seat
visitor Friday.
Lars Brastad was a county seat
business visitor Monday.
Charles Grant of Outlook stopped
here for a while Monday while on
his way to Poplar.
#. j. Sherry and James Cowan
and son were county seat visitors on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Peterson
and children and Leroy Peterson of
Minneapolis were over Sunday
guests at the Aslakson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
children and Mrs. l.. e. Metzler
were brentwood visitors Saturday.
A. md AGro LNp,op,n1 Ctafac ond
son and Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Han
sen were county seat visitors Satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Dallas Matkin and
children and Miss Denelda Hansen
Of Plentywood called at the M. H.
Hansen home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. f. r. Hansen, Mrs. R. N.
little and Todd Downey were Out
look visitors Wednesday.
Blanche and Helen Sherry were
Plentywood visitors Wednesday af-
ternOon.
August Golterman was a county
seat visitor Monday.
The Wolf Greek Ladies Club met
at the home of Mrs. Jack Burke
last week. Twelve members and
sixteen guests were present. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Burke, assisted
by Mrs. McCallister. The after
noon wal spent in visiting and dis
cussing business affairs.
Miss Alice Sherry spent the week
end visiting her sister, Mrs. P. J..
Martin at Flaxville.
Mrs. d. M. Fishell and daughter,
Mercidine called at the P. j. Mar
tin home in F1axville.
A. E. Schlag was a Redstone
caller Monday.
Harold and Richard Whitney
came home from the Fort Peck
dam to spend the weekend with
their parents.
Quite a number Of RedstOne
people attended the dance at Nava-
10 Saturday night.
Lars Brastad's are enjoying a WIS.,
1t from his brother from Minnesota.
A. e.. Lecy and daughter Orlinda
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twice

were county seat visitors Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Schlag and
Joy and Carl Bull were Sunday
guests at the Ben Schlag home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Stringer OF
iPlentywood were Sunday guests at
the Ingell home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-29
~ Story Bv HAL COCHRAN

Well. everything turned out all right" said little Dotty Tinymite Gee, when the lightning hit oul gas bag, I thought we were done.
 Your parachute has saved the day. Again we're on our merry way We'll all forget about our scare and plan, now, on some fun"
 "A good idea," Duncy said, but look behind and look ahead. All we can see is clouds. There's nothing else that's near. at hand.
 "Twill be monotonous fear, if we just float around up here. Why wouldn't 1t be better to find some nice place to land?"
 Tt would" replied the balloon man. T was just about to say I'd try to pull some of the chute cords 50 we'd settle toward the ground.
 I've seen chute jumpers do 1t and I'm sure that I can make us land. We want to find a nice place, though. You Tinics gaze around"
 Just then wee Goldy shouted, "Heyl Look what is heading right our way. Why, it's woman on 6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-29

(Thc Tinies reach Pumpkin Land in the next story.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-29

brooR She's waving at us, too"
 The woman then came very near and cried, What are you doing here?" Just riding round" said Windy. Kindly tell us. who are you?"
 "Why, I'm the witch of Hallowe'- en. You are the first tots I have seen since nineteen thirty -four. Why don't you come and call on me?"
 T live at Pumpkin Land, below, and that's just where I'm going to go. Come on, let's drop together, and some nice sights you will sec"
 The balloon man smiled and said. "Okay. We'll follow, if you lead the way. Remember, though. our basket may be rather hard to land"
 "I1l get there first" the witch replied. And then I'll rush up to your side, when you get right down close to earth, where l can lend a hand"
 Copyright, 1o35, NEA Service, Incl
 (The Tinies reach Pumpkin Land In the next story.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
PFedbszne oznamenf zabav.

Kostelnf Vybor ma ukon-
cent Masopustu poTada diva
dlo maven "Moravkova rodi-
ma ma venkov6", ktere sehraji
Ochotn1ci osady sv. Vaclavske
V nedeli, 3. brezna osadn1 ST.
nj ma Collington Avenue. Ia
catek V 8:15 vecer.
= Velke ustficove hody u
sporada Young Mems Bohe-
milan Democratic Club, 7. war
dy We svych klubovn1ch mist
nostech, 210O Ashland Avenue
V ned6li, 10. bTezna, cd 1. do 6.
hodin vecer.
= Vybor Slovensk6ho Do
mu uspofada Masopustn1 ia
necnl zabavu v pond6l1, dine 4.
bfezna V Katolicke Budove,
Madison a Duncan ulic V ma
rodnlch slovenskych krojlch.
= Sokolska Jednota Blesk
pofadati Dude sve 60. SibTinky
v pondel1, 4. bfezna Sokolov.
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Specialista

V Chicago 72lety Kenneth
McCallum, We 40 letech neu-
kradl mic jineho neil kalhoty,
protoze ty pry Sc nejlehceji
prodajf. Byl zatcen, kdyz W.
chazel T. kramu firmy Sears,
Roebuck & Co. odnaseje s Sc
bou diva parry kalhot V Gene
1896, "a ktere ovsem Poole
sveho stareho zvyku nezapla-
til ami centu. Pravil:
"Delam tax dlouho dobrotu,
dokud nemam hlad, dokud ne
potrebuji ma jfdlo. PAX jdu a
ukradnu nekde par kalhot."
Byl jiz zatcen v mnoha mes
tech, jake v New Yorku, v De-
troit, V Clevelandu, V Pittsbur-
gu, V St. Louis, v Chicago, atd.
Pocet jeho zatcen1 je .temer ne
konecny. Pc kazde byl zatcen
pro kradez kalhot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
PodGlili z~amestnance.

Pres tis1c zamestnancG Briggs
and Stratton Co. v Milwaukee
obdrzelo v sobotu bonusy row
naj1ci sc 10 procentdm jejich
mzdy "a rok 1884.
Firma vyrab1 elektricke SOU
castky, zamky a kliky pro au-
tomobily, male gasolfnove po-
honove stroje pro farmery, We
die jinych vyrobkd. U firmy
jest zamestnano take vice ma
SIGH krajanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Cikanska nevesta S myrtovym
veneCkem a trent dsckY.

Lipt. Sv. Mikulas prozil w
znamnou udalost We sve cikan-
sk6 kolonii. z bl1zkeho i da-
lekeho okoli Sc tam stahly "a
stupy cikanG k oslave svatby
Bartolomeje Cenka a Heleny
Balazov6, kteT1 pc IA letech
spolecneho zivota a jake rodi-
&c til d1tek Sc odhodlali konec-
ne uzavf1ti snatek Poole obvy-
kleho vzoru. Pr svatb6 m6la
nev6sta pochopiteln6 i myrtovy
venecek, ably bylo vse, jak Sc
patti. Ma tTi sta cikanu z &C.
l6ho stredn1ho Slovenska Sc
svatby z1castnilo, a pax nasle-
dovala hostina, vypocftana cd
nedele do ctvrtka. Ma tuto do
bu byly pTipraveny pokrmy i
napoje pro 800 osob. Porazily
diva kon6, v6tsf pocet vepTG,
pTipravili mnoho VIVA, cisteho
i denaturovaneho Thu. Cetnici
museli t6z vysetTovati, ida tenn
TO hodGm nepadlo 'nahodou"
"a obet n6kolik vepTG, desftek
hus a stovky drIbeze, ktere Sc
" okolf poztracely V "ramci'
tohoto hodokvasu. o tom. re
Sc tanci pTi hudb6 nekolika
kapel, netreba ami zvlaSt pri-
pominati. Kdyz uz tax cikani
byli V oslavovani, oslavili i ma
rozenf dvaadvacateho dit6te
64leteho sveho staTesiny Frant.
Balaze-Bugara, nedajfce Sc ru-
siti meme veselymi udalostmi,
jake je pobyt Sesti cikanG a
dvou cikanek z teto kolonie We
veznici krajskeho soudu V Ru-
zomberku pro RUNE "zasobO-
vacf" delikty. Zivot cikansky,
zivot wesley.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Mravni sklamani.

Financni ulehcen1 ale mrav-
nj sklaman1 - to je vseobecna
reakce ma p1de Evropy ku roz-
hodnut1 nejvysS1ho soudu Spo-
jenych Stat6 v otazce zlate kla
uZule.
Evropan1m Sc IDA, re ma
svete nezGstal jiz nikdo KIDD by
veTil v posvatnost smluv, jak
Sc vyjadTil jeden francouzsky
financn1 predak v zeneve.
"Jisto jest, re clovek must
byti prekvapen, kdyz soud do
sud tax neposkvrnene povesti
jake je nejvyssf tribunal Ame-
riky, zaloz1 svoje rozhodnut1
ma pouhem oportunismu. Mu-
81 Sc ale priznati, re S jednou
vyjimkou nejvyss1 soud odmftl
pridrzeti Sc otrocky pfsmene
americke 1stavy, jake ma pr.
lonskeho roku, a podeprel
zdanlive neustavn1 zakony
Rooseveltova Noveho pTfdelu,
prohlasiv, re deprese a obrod-
ne tahy il vyvolane vytvoTily
zcela novou situaci. Jinymi
slovy, nejvyssf soud We Wash
ingtonu jak Sc nyn1 IDA, preset
k zasade statnf potfeby prot
p1smu smluv. Je zTejmo, re
president Roosevelt je v teto
situaci nespornym v1tezem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Honili Iva.

Ma policejnf komisaTstvi V
Karlovych Varech pTib6hl OBJ
can bledy, udychany, sotva de-
chu popadaje. Sotva re sebe
vyrazil: Levi" A Ease Sc roz-
tTasl. "Tak sc, prosfm vas, u
klidn6te", pOvfda komisaT.
mo lev, povfdam, ma ulici je
lev, Tikal obcan. Pc delSi
chvfli toto z n6hO dOstali. Sci
veGer domG a najednOu proti
n6mu bezi lev. Ob6an hrIzou
ztrnul, pTikrCil Sc Ike zdi a lev
Sci klidn6 ulici dial. Obcan pax
wal nOhy ma ramona a utikal
rovnou ma komisarstvf. mic
isem nepil, povidam, urcit6. re
lev mel hTivu a oci mu swiftly"
Straznici celou noe hledali V
karlovarskych ulicich Iva. Ale
nenasli no. Byla to celia lovec-
ka vyprava. Sestnact muzG S
nabitymi puSkami. We snehu
byly vid6t n6jak6 tlapy zvife-
CT. Re by tedy doopravdy lev?
AZ rano straznik potkal Iva u
nadrazf. Ale nepolekal Sc.
Pedal mu kus chleba a lev ma
sledoval straznika az ma komi-
saTstvf. A tax privedl strazn1k
ga katr" statn6ho bernardy-
ma, jenz mel srst ostT1hanou az
pc kirk, take v noci Sc obcan
mohl docela klidn6 polekat a
domn1vat Sc, re jde O Iva. Ber-
nardyn Sc noel zab6hl a rano
byl rad, re Sc no nekdo ujal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Nova bachorka o americkem
miliOnovem dedictvi.

Koncem lonskeho roku I'VE
feJnily zpravy z Jihlavy o no
recce, ktera tam vznikla kolem
Jakuba Simanka, O mem Sc tyr
dl, re ma V Americe dedictv1
asi jedne milliardy korun. We
zprav6 Sc uvadelo, re Simanka
mela, We veci dedictvf vyslech-
nouti V r. 1921 cetnicka HID
ka: simanek pry tehdy nebyl
donna a pax Sc n6jak akta 0 de-
dictv1 ztratila. Vysloven byl
MAJOR, re asi to tvrZen1 o ak
tech ztracenych u cetn1k1 Dude
Jen Fantasia. Dopisovatel p1se:
Jeden z patrajicfch muzG "
teto veci objevil pry cetn1ka
Jana Pokoru, ktery pry byl V
roce 1921 pTid6len cetnick6
stanici ma Jihlavsku a skutec-
ne mel kdysi Jakubovi Siman-
kovi dorucit obsflku We veci
projednavane pozdstalosti pc
Jeho otci V Americe zemTelem.
Jackovi Schimankovi. Sci pry
tehdy jest6 S jedn1m cetnfkem
do Willy tovarn1ka Budischov-
skeho, kde byl Jakub Simanek
podomkem. Ale Simanek ne
byl donna a oni mu tam nechali
vzkaz, ably Sc dostavil ma Get
nickou stanici. Ma zpatecn1 ce-
ste stavili pry Sc oba cetnfci u
znameho hajneho, rokovali
tam o dedictv1 Simankov6 a po-
die udaj6 V aktech pTepoGita-
vail dedictv1 ma ceskosloven-
skOu menu. A tn jim vySla cast
ka tis1c milion1 korun. Dotyc-
ny cetn1k Sc pry dale upamato-
val, re akta o dedictvf pfiSla
ma stanici cd okresn1ho 1Tadu,
ale nepamatuje Sc jiz, bylo-li
to cd okresn1ho Urdu polite
keno, aneb cd okresn1ho SOU
du. Mel pry We SVEN sluzeb-
MIN zapisn1ku zapsany 1daje O
americk6m d6dictvf, jm6no me
sta a rok 1mrt1 americkeho
Schlmanka, ale zapisnlk sc mu
ztratil. Pfirozene, re tato Iii
stem jsou jake olej, vylity do
ohne. Jihlavst1 zajemn1ci po-
zadali pry jiz dokonce znam6-
no americkeho novinaTskeho
krale Hearsta, ktery je MATTE
lem nekolika des1tek ~rozs1Fe-
nych listd, ably pomohl naj1ti
m6sto, We kterem americky
Schimanek zemTel. Hearst pry
pTisllbil, re celou historic uve-
fejn1 We svych listech a re Sc
postara, ably patran1 pc pozG-
stalosti 20 Schimankovi bylo
rozs1Teno rozhlasem. Ma il
hlavsku Sc v6f1, re zahada a.
: merickeho dedictvf stareho ia
kuba Simanka Dude nynf brzy
rozTeSena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Konec lasky.

DR.. Roy Huckett, 80 let sta
ry lekar byl nalezen mrtvy V
turisticke chate V Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Osetrovatelka, kterou "a
mestnaval We sve 1radovne, Do
rothy Peglarova, "a let stara,
ktera zmizela zaroven S MIN,
byla rovn6z nalezena mrtva V
nc late.
~, xvi mat a o.
e.~ no ha. Patranf
~0Naieno, dvz s
sr 30. ~5vzt6vv nomocn6
no.. FeglaroEa ktera byla "a
m6str5ra I6kafe jiz pet let
v @~ j.. mi nav$c6vach prova
zela.
NoGnf hlfdac V tabofe turis-
Il vvp~avf, ze slvsol V noci hal
ku, vychazejlcf z chaty a 20
zd6ii posvitil 81 do okna elek-
trickou svftilnou. SpatTil dive
svlecene postavy lezeti ma re
mi. DR.. Huckett byl mrtev 2
osetrovatelka bezvedom1,
kdyz byli nalezeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01

K vybuchu doSlo We vagonu
pro skolaky v osobn1m vlaku,
ktery jel z Prievidze do No
vych ZamkG. Vybuchem, KITE
~ byl tax prudky, re prorazil
strechu vagonu, byl zmrzacen
gymnastita Stepan Uhlar z Pa
zitu. Ukazalo Sc, re sam osud-
ny vybuch zp1sobil. Nasel pry
dynamitovou patronu a pr j1z-
de We vlaku 81 S nj hral. Rypal
do nj nozem. Krv1 zbrocene-
no hocha rychle veil k lekafi
do Priedvidze, ktery mu osetfil
vybuchem zmrzacene ruce. Z
leve ruky utrhl vybuch SUDDEN
tow tri prsty a S prave ruky
diva. Musel byt odvezen do ne
mocnice V Topolcanech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Popraven.

V Eddyville, KY, byl popra-
ven elektfinou 29lety cernoch,
Wiley Graves, ktery l. bTezna
v Lexingtonu zavrazdil G.. w.
Taylora.
= Nejvyss1 soud statu Hi
nois zamftl odvolan1 Gertrudy
Pulse, ktera spolu S Thoma-
sem J. Lehn zavrazdila man
zela.
Oba vinn1ci mali byti popra-
veni V elektricke zidli. Pulse
Dude prvnf zenou state I'LL
nois jez t1mto zpGsobem Dude
popravena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Ceskoslovensky skleneny palac
V Rruselu.

V Bruselu Dude letos otevTe-
ma velka svetova vystava, KITE
re Sc zdcastn1 i Ceskosloven-
sko. Ma to byti nejvetS1 sve-
tova vystava, poradana V Evro-
pc cd sv6tove vystavy V PaT1zi
V roce 100.
Ceskoslovensko Dude m1ti pc
die rozhodnutf vlady ma teto
vystave zvlaStni vlastni budo-
WI. Bude to modernf budova
re zeleza, betonu a skla. V Off
cialn1 casti ceskoslovenskeho
pavilonu budou vystavovati je-
dnotliva ministerstva a GstTed-
nj 1fady statn1, CO Ceskosloven
sko vykonalo V oboru prGmy-
stu, obchodu, zem6delstvf,
zdravotnictv1, Skolstv1, dopra-
Wy, atd. Zvlastnf pozornost bu-
de pfi tom venovana tomu, "a
by z teto exposice bylo videti,
co a jak Sc u mas zlepsilo We
srovnanf S pomery pTedvalec-
nymi a take jak zij1 nase men
siny. Vystavovati Dude 27 sta
til z celeho sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Mrtvola nezvsstne nalezena S
useknutou hlavou.

Pitvou tela Jeanette Will
liams, 51let6, jejfz mrtvola ma
lezena byla zabalena do deky,
V kGlne ma uhlf We sklepe jejf
residence v Clevelandu, Sc Iii
stilo, re byla zavrazdena. By
la il useknuta hlava. Byla ne
zv6stna cd konce ledna, asi cd
tydne pred tim, neil jeff man
Eel byl dan do statnfho 1stavu
choromyslnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
v pozaru hotelu uhoTely dive
osoby.

V Milwaukee, Wisconsin, no.
tel Astor, patronizovany hosty
zamoznejs1mi, padl "a ob6t
pozaru, ktery zpGsobil skody
asi "a 500, 900. Diva Tide "a
hynuli a asi 800 jinych vyhna-
no bylo ma ulici v odevu jen
nejnutnejsim. Budova byla O
osmi poschodlch. Polar vzni-
XII v pT1zemku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Tajemna smrt ucitelky.

We Waverly, Tenn, Ethel
Mitchell, AZ roxy stara ucitel-
ka venkovske skoly, byla "a
stTelena ma ceste do skoly. Ku-
lie il zasahla do size a projela
il krkem. Serif James Vast
brook prohlasil, re 1fady ne
mali dosud nejmensf stopy pc
pachateli. Skola, V nfz vyuco-
vala jest asi patnact mil odtud.
Ma ceste stavela Sc Mitchelova
u nejakych pratel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Exekuce ma hrbitove.

Jeden kamenik z Vejprt do
dial jiste PAM z Reischdorfu u
PT1secnice pomn1k ma hrbitov.
Krone pocatecniho zavdavku
nedostal jiz ami halere. Zaza-
loval a vysledek byl, re 81 sci
pro nahrobn1 kamen ma Reisch-
dorfsky hrbitov, V prGvQdu e
xekatora z PTisecnice. Odesel
vsak S prazdnou, nebot hfbitov
lez1cf ma strani, byl 1plne "a
vat snehem. fVlivem deste sta
ly Sc zaveje skoro neprostupne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Syn vladniho soudce vinnym.

V Pawnee, Okla, 19lety
Phil. Kennamer, syn spolkove-
no soudce byl uznan porotou
vinym zabit1m. Ocekava jej
trest Cd 4 do SO let.
Zabil "a hadky V den D1kG-
vzdan1 23leteho studenta cub
nlho lekaTstv1, John Gorrella,
Jak Sc vymlouval, v sebeobra-
ne.
Obhajci podaj1 odvolan1 k
vySSl instance.
Teprve pc dvanactem hlaso-
vanl porota Sc usjednotila ma
vine pro proste zabit1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Letecky rekord.

Dosahnuv V nekterych chv1-
Itch rychlosti 23O mil "a hodi-
nu, Leland S. Andrews, pilot
spoil. American Air lines pora-
I'll O 81 min. SO vtefin pre-
spevninovy rychlostn1 rekord
pro dopravn1 aeroplan, ktery
byl nedavno postaven majorem
James Fl. Doolittlem.
Andrews pTistal do New
York Gordon Bennett letisti We
2:24 bod. odp. pouze IL bod.
21. min a 1 V t. pozdeji nez O.
pustil letiste Burbank v Los
Angeles, Kal. K letu pouzil
tyz stroj, V nemz jeho svakr.
Doolittle, dokazal svdj posled-
nj rekord.
Novy sampion Sc zastavil We
Washington kde ztratil IL mi
nut mimo toho let6l routou O
200 mil dels1, nez Doolittle.
Nicmen6 jeho vykon pTekonal.
Doolittle pri SVEN posledn1m
letu vykonal jej bez zastavky
ma prime linii Los Angeles -
New York. Andrewsovo vysve-
tlenf nov6ho rekordu bylo, re
mel dokonale pov6tTi ma sve
strane. We vyssfch vrstvach
vzduchu kudy skoro ustavicne
letel v6tSf cast $500 mil jez u
rail, shledal pry prfznivy vi
tr, ktery mu propGjcil rychlo-
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
New York koupf "L" a
subway

Mesto ucinilo krok ku konec-
nemu vlastn6n1 vnitromest-
skych dopravn1ch prostfedkd
kdyz rada odhadG schvalila
dohodu S Brooklyn-M Manhattan
Transit Co. ku zkoupen1 jej1ch
zvysenych a podzemn1ch drah
"a $185, 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Zela
Tezko rici.

San Francisco Chronicle p1-
Sc, re jest tezko rozhodovati o
tom, proc m1stopresident ma
tax zarudle tvaTe. Taze Sc, je-
Ii to nasledkem toho re zije v
teplem Texasu anebo re zadr-
zovati must dech pr tech nah
Eych obratech we Washington
nu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
Bratr.

V South Bend, Ind, Kazim1r
Cwiklinski, 20, ktery prodal
a joni pradlo z dvou
posteli svych sester ably 81 mo-
hi koupiti koralku, byl dan ma
probaci ma sest mesfc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-01
OdsouZena.

V Anderson, Texas, Daisy
Salisbury, ktera otravila sveho
manzela Charlese, farmare,
byla odsouzena ma Is let do
v6zenl.
The Washington times., 1935-08-28
BAN0NC0UNTY
DANCE HALLS.
SOUGHT
Cater to Vice. Berwyn
Pastor Claims in
Board Plea

BERWYN, Aug. 28.-Declaring
that dance halls along the Balti'
more Boulevard cater to dances
of vice." Joseph E. Goodkey, OF
Berwyn, yesterday demanded that
the Prince Georges Board OF
County Commissioners ban all
dance halls in the county.
In his petition to the commits
Sioners he said:
"The fact that they darken
the floors at long intervals dur
ing dances proves that they are
nothing but vice Dances"
He asked that the commission
ers ban all such places and refuse
licenses to them in the future
Conditions are so bad" now that
a hundred police are needed to
keep order. he said.
The commissioners, at their
weekly meeting at Upper MARI
boro, yesterday approved the pc
tition of the Suburban Sanitary
Commission for a 100000 bond
issue as Of September 1 and agreed
to September IS as the date for a
hearing on the issue before the
Maryland Public Service Commits
sion. The funds would be used
for miscellaneous extensions.
The commissioners also ap-
proved the purchase Of HOLC
bonds and Federal Treasury notes
for a part Of the $45, 200 the SAINT.
tary commission will add to its
sinking fund.
The board approved Joseph E.
LovelesS, Of University Park, and
Charles Reichelt, Of Mt. Rainier,
as local tax assessors. They
granted a dance license to Eek
McDearmon, of Seabrooke, and
ordered a hearing next week on
the petition OF Robert LIE Pitts, of
Brandywine, for a dance permit
The Washington times., 1935-08-28
FAIR ENTRANTS
WAIT JUDGING

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Aug.
2S.-Exhibitors, proud Of their
handiwork and garden products,
will have to watch the horse races
at the Southern Maryland fair
here for a few days.
They are barred from the ex.
hibiting halls while the judges go
through the mass of products and
pick the numerous prizes.
Awards will be made as the fair
endS this week.
Farm wives have entered ex-
quisite handmade quilts, fash
toned in the dim light Of winter
months, while ambitious All Club
members and others have entered
their prize poultry and stock.
The Washington times., 1935-08-28
-Four Girl Strikers
File Suit For $4,000

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 28.-Four
damage suits asking $4,000 each
have been filed against the Cen
fury Manufacturing Company
and its president, Sidney Vein
man, by four women employees Of
the factory for alleged injuries
during a strike disturbance AL
gust / involving Mr.. Weinman
and striking girls.
The suits were filed by Valera
E. Padgett, Ethel F. Mahoney,
Bessie r. Shelton and Lucy H.
Peverill. A hearing will be held
September 9.
The Washington times., 1935-08-28
Labor Demands Low
Rents for Workers

union wages and union working
condition shall prevail on all
work.
Announced last week by the
Public Works Administration the
projects will be situated on a SIS.
acre Anacostia tract and a 13'
acre Bennings Road site.
Members of the delegation
which will call on Secretary Ickes
are c. c. McMillin, Carpenters
Local No. 1872; Marie J. iona,
AAA Lodge No. 116, American
Federation of Government EN-.
ployes; L. E. Sullivan, Painters
Local; Robert Seminar, Fedora
ton Of Architects, Engineers,
Chemists and Technicians, and
Dan Kessler, AAA Lodge No. 116.
The Washington times., 1935-08-28
lexington Center
Closes With Concert

Closing the summer season of
the lexington Recreation Center,
the Community Center Civic SYM
phony Orchestra will present a
concert tomorrow night at $50
o'clock in the auditorium of the
Mckinley High School, Second
and T Streets Northeast.
Sam p. Ford, associate director
of the orchestra, will conduct in
the absence of Bailey F. Alart,
director, who is ill.
The Washington times., 1935-08-28

Organized labor representatives
will confer next week with Pub
lie Works Administrator Harold
l.. Ickes to demand that the two
District low cost housing projects
be occupied by workers lin the
lowest income brackets
A delegation of five labor lead
ers was appointed by the Wash
ington Central Labor committee
on rents and low cost housing
last night to present demand
that, irrespective Of buildin g
costs, rents in the two housing
projects should be within the
ability of the workers to pay and
in no case greater than one-fifth
Of the workers income.
The delegation also will press
the committees position that