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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
BUSINESS HAS OPPORTUNITY NOW.

Tt is true that there many business men holding back in their expansion and development program because of uncertainty which could and should be removed by proper initiative and applica- ton of research" said Daniel c. Roper Secretary of Commerce, in addressing a recent meeting in Indianapolis If were asked to state what I consider to be the most important single element in the program for continued and future recovery, I would say business initiative constructively con- ceived and wisely applied"
 Two years ago business universally probably had
 pretty good to be jittery and fearful of just where to turn Confidence had been dealt rather severe jolt, but that was two years ago. Today statistics show clearly that progress has been made and there is no reason in the world to lack con- fidence. Governmental aid came to the rescue in many ways and a result stability again slowly established But the Government can't do everything. The walters shout too much Govern ment in business" but they forget that when the program first undertaken by President Roosevelt he stated plainly that the Governments intention purely to pave the way and then industry should take up the slack and readust itself.
 Some may deny it. but the fact remains that business has not given the President whoehearted support It has been inclined to lag and beat a little when it should have been putting its shoulder to the wheel. The progress that has been made and is assured for the future has been achleVeu In large degree despite the 1ull cO-Opera ton from business rather than in complete unison. Perhaps it should be excused for being a little hesitant, for it's true it had gone through tough seige. That appears to be the attitude the Pres- dent is taking In surveying the two-year accom- plishments he found that industry not creating sufficient jobs to take care of those thrown out of work during the crash he has asked and obtained consent cf Congress to put through another relief program which is to carry through until July Of 1886 More than four billion dollars has been appro- priated and will be put to work through public works projects and in other ways to speed complete recovery
 Two years have proven that the Roosevelt policy is sound and getting results. There should be no further qualms behalf of business; hesitancy to the outcome What has been accomplished should be ample proof that the nation is healthy condition and with full cooperation nothing can stop complete readjustment and a normal condition. Business can do well to heed those remarks of Secretary Roper that business initiative construc- lively conceived and wisely applied is the most important single element in the program for con- tinued recovery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
Relief Rolls.
(New York Times.)


 The latest monthly report of EZRA shows a decline of per cent in relief expenditures through out the country during February and decline of 13 per cent in the number of families carried on the rolls. The first figure is not particularly significant. February a shorter month than its predecessor and in many localities included only four work relief paydays, compared with five in January But the decline in the number of families carried on the rolls, while merely fractional is at least encouraging in respect. This is the first February in recent years which has not witnessed substantial increase January in the number of those receiving Federal assistance.
 The total number of families in receipt of such assistance in February 44850 076 This com pares with 2599 975 in February of last year What is the explanation of this large increase period of twelve months, when the Governments own records show that both factory employment and payrols were higher this February than in Feb ruary. 1884? The ordinarily given is that many families having recently exhausted their sav- ngs must turn to the Government for aid and that this trend than offsets gains made contemporaneously in employment. Unquestionably it is true that many people have only recently reached the end of their reserves. But it must be noted that increase of nearly 100000 families the relief rolls has occurred simultaneously with an increase of $163 100000 in mutual savings bank deposits during 1884, with increase of 423, 000 in the number of accounts opened in such institutions and with an increase of $793000O00 in the volume of business handled by the larger life insurance companies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
MOVIE STARS REALLY HAVE
 KICK COMING
Good Reason Why They Demur to Personal
 Appearances
By ROBBIN COONS

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, April 23.- One reason mov.e people ofter demur at personal appearances for this cause and that can bt related oy Nick Foran. who made one recently at a town near here
 Foran had been working all day and had just enough time to make the 45-mile drive He arrived while .he big banquet was in progress He was greeted by one of the hosts with an assurance that he was well ahead Of time and wouldn't b1 called for his vocal number for a little while.
 You'll have plenty of tine tc get a sandwich somewhere" he told the hungry Nick, who could see the oTimming plates on the festive table through the door!
 This was an exceptional case Of course. The time when movie reriormers were treated as hired klAhI4 SIA&lCl0 OECll l4tkuzi1 LllNJ were donating their time and tal- ents-is long past. Now there is such a demand for stars, not necss- elrily to entertain but merely to be feted, that most of the studios have blanket rules against the GUS tom.
 
 Self to Dres5 Up
 Steffi Duna, a dark haired and dark-eyed. as a child learned a song about California but she never heard about Hollywood until she vent to Berlin to make pictures. She thought then that Hollywood was the capital Of California. Hun garian-born, she likes the town so well she is going to become an American citizen, she says, as soon as she is eligible.
 Steffi is playing a Russian count ess in Order Please" and dressing accordingly. She was the Mexican heroine of the color novelty "La Cacaracha" Her first Hollywood rcle was that of the Eskimo wife Of Francis Lederer in Man of Two Worlds" and then sine played a native girl in an island movie. It is the first time she has dressed up' for picture.
 Ouch.
 Here is Al Santell, directing Mary Roland in a scene of People Will Talk" Charles Ruggles is in the picture, but not in the scene. The set is society wrestling match and Miss Roland is at the ring side, supposedly watching in great excitement the struggle of the be- hemoths, who actually are lolling in the corner of the set. In the ring is the camera, with Santell and his assistants.
 Santell is going through the mo- tions, just to give Mary something to watch. And then the director becomes so excited with his shadow wrestling that he puts his hand or a hot arc-light and gets burned But directors can do that sort oi thing-only actors are supposed tc know what to do with their hands on all occasions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
It's Up to the Women.
(Kansas City Times.)

Now comes Irene Castle Mclaughlin, famous dancer tc corset what she regards as "hideous mistake" for which she holds herself responsible That mistake was her former advocacy of the boy ish figure for women. She now is convinced that curves are much lovely.
 Here is subject on which refuse to get all worked up, and on which we know better than to take sides. If the ladies desire to go boyish it is all right with us so long as they do not diet to a point where their tempers affected. If they are naturally supplied with curves, to which they wish to conform their costumes, that is equally satisfactory
 We know they will do they please anyway subject to the dictates of the prevailing modes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
DONNELLEYS ARRIVE

MT. and Mrs. H. Donnelley arrived from Seattle on the Yukon. He is a former Territorial legislator from the Fourth Division. His home is in Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
HAPPY--
 ERR RTADAY

The Empire eItepdS congrdtuia- tioRs md best ,UtsheS today, the'T birthday anniDerSdry, to the tolto0- ing:
 APRIL 23
 Pete Jelich
 w. K. BurfOrd Myrtle A. Kunsey
 Fay Carothers
 Helen Zengler
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
20 YEARS AGO
APRIL 23. IaI5
From The Empire

APRIL 23, 1915
 The German forces in Belgium had been making one forced at- tack after another in an effort tc regain ground taken by the British in the fighting near Ypres. IT spite of these rushes, the British had shown no sign of relaxing their grip on the gained ground. Senator Henry Roden left fo1 Fairbanks and Iditarod to spend the summer in the Interior. AS counsel for the Guggenheims. MT Roden will defend a personal dam age suit against that syndicate and he had other business that would keep him occupied for the sum mer, he said.
 W. w. Casey lost one of his fine gray horses which died of a strange ailment. The loss stood Mrs. Casey about $500 and broke up one of his best teams.
 William Ducey of New York was the guest at Treadwell of Superin- tendent and Mrs. P. R. Bradley.
 Lieut.. Frederick Mears, member of the Alaska Railroad Commis- sion, in Juneau aboard the Mari posa at the head of a party of forty engineers and assistants bound for Seward, issued warn ing against going to the Westward in search of work in connection with the railroad construction.
 ,The c. w. Young Company. agents for the Union Oil Company. had about finished work on the float and dock at the south end of town for the handling of that company's products.
 MISS OlauyS BfOoKS, or Alameda California, arrived on the Mariposa to be the guest of Mrs. R. j.. Wulzen for several months.
 A committee consisting of the following wives of members of the Legislature had been appointed to have charge of arrangements for the Legislative Ball: Mesdames William Britt, John G. Held. J. T.. Heclsman, w T. Burns. O. P. Hubbard, J. M. Tanner, Charles Sulzer, B. F. Willard and Dan Sutherland
 Weather: Maximum 45; mini mum, 34; rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
SURVEY OFFICE MEN LEAVE FOR MATANUSKA

Charles P. Seelye, transit man, and H. c. Torgerson, principal assistant, were passengers on the Yukon bound from Matanuska where they will join Floyd Betts of the Public Survey Off, flee in extending the survey for the colonization project there, according to George A. Parks, U. s. District Cadastral Engineer. Betts and John Stewart left last week to begin the work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23

Miss Gladys Brooks, of Alameda. California, arrived on the Mariposa to be the guest of Mrs. R. J. Wulzen for several months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
STRANGE BIRTHDAY CARD.

Adolf Hitler, the German dictator, as birthday present for himself-his 46th-dispatched curt note to the powers in which he pointed out Ger
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23

Hiram-Hows your farm work coming?
 Silas-Fine. The billboard and hotdog stane painting is all done and the summer gasoline is all in the filling station and paid for-(Bordel Cities Star)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23

Europe is being turned into shooting gallery, with some doubt being left to who will be first to be elected to the office of, clay pgeon.-(Ohio State Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23

Hueys $25ooO income seems to indicate that although he the bloated plutocrat he doesn't mind being moderately distended himself.-B -Boston Herald)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23

Juneaus business is your buying and you can dc your share by trading at home far possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-23
ANNIVERSARY OF ODD FELLOWS TO
 BE CELEBRATED

Members of the Odd Fellows will join Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall to celebrate the 160th Birthday of the fraternal or der. All Odd Fellows of the Channel, as well as visiting three link mem bers, and Rebekahs are invited to attend the affair which is given un- der the auspices of Silver Bow Basin lodge. xl&R
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Baltimorsky Wax strozkotan
" Ohio.

Lokomotiva osobnfho vlaku
Pennsylvania drahy, Liberty
Limited, vybuchla We stredu u
prostred Main ulice V Upper
Sundusky, Ohio, a pc narazu
do trucku vysinula sc z kolejf
a hnala Sc pres diva blocky do
stfedu mesta.
Sedmnact osob zraneno by
10, ctyf z mich kriticky. Nejh6-
re zraneni byli st%rojvddce a to-
pic, B.. D. Todd a J. w. Ritcha
a diva cestuj1c1, William Shir-
ley z Youngstown a Peter Ha-
ley z Detroit. Jednfm z meme
ranenych byl 11lety William
Schiller z Towson. z Balti-
more Wax vyjel v $40 vecer.
Ride trucku, do nehoz 20
vybuchu lokomotiva vrazila,
byl lehce zran6n.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Governor varuje pred
demoralisaci.

Governor Nice oslovil V pom
deli sdruzen1 Americkych prav
nlku v Los Angeles, kde v pom
deli byl hlavnfm fecnfkem pri
hostine v Clark hotelu.
Governor udal, re Maryland
ma sbalancovany rozpocet, po-
nevac zavedeno pr1sne setren1.
V reel sve pfedpovfdal "narod-
nj demoralisaci", ktera vyvsta-
ne z obrovskych vydan1 vladou
dnesnl konanych. Vydan1 Via
dy charakterisoval jake "kou-
penou prosperitu".
Y Los Angeles v1tan byl pTi
SVEN pr1jezdu delegac1 repu-
bllkanskych vGdcG a nekolika
MarylandanG, mezi nimiz by
Ii: Alexandr Armstrong, j. Pur
don Wright, Charles Rdzicka a
John Hinkley.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Strelil a stloukl zenu, sam Sc
usmrtil.

FarmaT Charles Hammerbac-
ker, strelil a stloukl manzelku
byvaleho sveho najemn1ka V
nedeli noel ma ceste pred far
mou We Woodlawn a pax spa
chal sebevrazdu.
Gin proveden byl, kdyz zena,
Ethel D. Griffin, 27leta jela Sc
svym manzelem a dvema dit
kama kolem farmarova obydlf.
Strelena byla do leveho ra-
meme a hlava potlucena j byla
rukovet1 revolveru. Rodina
Griffinova vracela sc z navste-
Wy rodiny James H. Usher, SOU
soda Hammerbackera. Die vse-
no Hammerbacker videl je,
kdyz ku rodine te ma navstevu
jeli. Vyckal navratu jejich ma
moste asi 100 yardG cd Ushe-
rova pribytku. Kdyz pTijeli ku
mostu, vzkTikl: "Zastav!" W.
skocil ma stupatko automobile
a pocal strfleti. eco je s te-
bou?" vzkrikl Griffin. Bee Cd
povedi farmar stf1lel dale. Jed
ma z kulf projela tesne vedle
hlavy Griffinovy, druha minu-
la Sc Gle, treti zaryla Sc do ra-
meme Griffinova. Griffin W.
skocil a bezel O pomoc ku Ushe
row. Pr navratu Hamerbac-
ker WIDEN byl ut1kaj1c1. Ia
stfelil Sc mezi sym domem a
stodolou, podrezav 81 pred tim
lily ma obou rukou a hrdle.
Griffinove bydleli u Ham
merbackera Cd smrti jeho man
zelky v rfjnu. V posledn1m IT,
dnu odstehovali Sc do Balti-
more.
Policie udava, re Hammer
hacker byl naklonen Griffino-
We a jej1m dftkam a re tezce
nesl odchod jejich, kdyz Grit
finovi nellbilo Sc dele ma ven
kove.
Ma stole nalezen byl list po-
psany necitelnym p1smem a BIZ
BILE. Mnohe casti Griffinovy
nabytku S detskymi hrackami
byly v DOME. Detska kniha S
pohadkami byla otevfena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Kdyz kocka bszi pres cestu.

Thomas Blackwell, 22lety z
Park avenue prisel o $66 v
Traffic soudu a to jenom pro-
to, re kocka bezela mu pres
cestu, kdyz hnal Sc S automobi-
lem svym pc York road u
Woodbourne avenue.
Kocka dnes je v peel zvifec1
nemocnice ma Greenmount a
venue, kde il lec1 zlamanou no
zicku. Blackwell platiti must
1traty. /.
zalovan jest, re nezastavil
automobil pc nehode, re jel S
licensl vydanou pro Jiny auto
mobil.
Blackwell stfhan byl pc ne
kolik block1 neil chycen byl
p~olicistou. Uvadel re nevedel,
re kocce zlamal nohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Stavkujici pred soud.

Dive stavkujfcf delnice spo-
lecnosti ma destove kabaty
Louise Watts, 27leta a Angela
Banebace, zatceny byly V pom
deli pc kratke srazce S jinou
delnicf v prvnfm blocku S. Ha-
mover ulice.
Tovarna picketovana byla
krone techto asi 80 jinymi.
Napadenou byla Mary Brock.
V tovarne zavladla stavka
minuly ctvrtek, kdyz delnfkGm
oznameno bylo, re mzdy jejich
pc druhe sn1zeny budou a po-
Get pracovn1ch hodin zvysen
ma 40 tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

Co Spojene Staty dnes potTe-
buji, pronesl pc SVEN navratu
kritik a spisovatel H. L. Memo
ken, je bud dictator anebo
kral.
"Proc kral?" tazan byl.
"Well,". odpovedel Mencken,
"kral, kdyz stane Sc kralem,
nemusi Sc uchazeti O znovuzvo-
Ieni a nestara Sc jak volby by
dopadly roku 1886. Kdyz by
byl kralem, mohl by delati hro-
madu v6cf, ktere jake presi-
dent delati nemdze. Menil by
prvnf ministry, ale sam zGstal
by nezamenen. Mel by ovsem
vice moci neil anglicky kral
Edward, ktery ma maly zajem
anebo zadny v politice.
Kral nemusf sb1rati ~poStovni
znamky. Kdyby Roosevelt byl
kralem, nebyla by zadna sta
rost Q druhy termfn anebo o
tret1."
proc ROOSEVELT" tazan byl
dale.
"PTedne proto," odpovfdal
Mencken, Roosevelt je legiti-
mista. Vysel z jak6hosi druhu
kralovske rodiny a ozenen jest
ku Rooseveltismu."
Tazan nebyl-li by nekdo jiny
z moznych ku kralovske hod-
nosti, odpovedel:
Cali right, je tn Al Smith,
Albert Richie, Jim Reed a
John Smith,"
"Kdo je John Smith ?" ooh,
to je kazdy clovek, jenz zrovna
NIUE vejfti do cesty. Proste,
kazdodennl, pr1merny Ameri-
can"
Senator Huey Long mohl by
byti necfm, jake k. pr. Prime
Walesky, protoze je prflis ne
zkuseny.
Mencken, jehoz manzelka
zemrela pred 6 tydny, byl v "a
mort pc jeden mesfc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

Vzdor pokusu sedmi clen1
vladn1 pobreznf straze nepoda-
Tilo Sc v nedeli zachraniti Eli
Spungin, 20 rokd stareho re S.
Caroline ulice, jenz spadl S pfs-
citeho bfehu do Stoney Teky ma
Mount Pleasant Beach v Anne
Arundel okresu. Spungin neu-
mel plovati. Kdyz vsechny po-
kusy tam koupajfcich Sc osob
byly marnymi dostati jej z hlu-
biny, zavolani byli hasici a vo-
jaci pobfeznf straze z Curtis
Bay stanice. Ac ma vytazen6m
z hlubiny pracovano bylo pres
pGl druhe iodine, nebylo jej
mono pTivesti ku vedomf.
= Grace Carman, AZ roxy
stara z Abel avenue utonula v
Magothy fece u Riverdale, An
ne Arundel okres, v sobotu.
Kdyz S jinymi sestoupila do
vody, zachvacena byla krecemi
anebo srdecnf vadou. zadny z
jej1ch pfatel neumel plovati.
- IA rokG staremu Villa
mu Garrett z Hurvey ulice roz-
trzena byla noha, kdyz v nede-
Ii skocil do vody We Westport.
Patrne nohou narazil O kus
skla. V nemocnici rama mu "a
Sta byla osmi STICKY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Stat prispeti ma dvsma tretina-
ma ma penSe.

Hnutf, ably stat ma pense sta
rych osob, jak zakonem pTija-
to bylo, prispfval ma nynejsf
pense mestske a necekal az do
1. ledna, uvedeno bylo V zivot
mestske radnici v patek.
Reditel dobrocinnosti uvedo-
mil mestskeho kontrolora, re
mesto vydalo V cervnu ma pen
Sc pro sestarle $4,038.08 a ma
vrhl, ably stat pozadan byl die
pensijn1ho zakona pfispeti dive
ma tFetinama. Zakon We plat
most vessel 1. cervna.
Statnf 1fedn1ci jsou toho ma
hledu, re V prispfvani do pen
sijn1ho fondu stat Dude Java
zan az v lednu.
S nynejs1mi fondy mesto MI
re platiti pense jenom IA oso-
zat1m CO ma 5000 osob liz
zazadalo o pense.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Oziveni stavebnf cinnosti.

Ma 90 procent nateracd a j.
nych stavebnfch mechanikG V
Marylandu zamestnano jest
nyn1, jak vysv1ta re zpravy Via
dn1 domevn1 administrace.
Velike rozmnozen1 prodejd
behem nekolika poslednfch me
s1cG pric1tano jest moderniso-
van1.
Jeden prodavac tovarnicke
firmy pracujfc1 v Marylandu
pc sedmnact rok1, udava, re v
prvn1ch peti mesfc1ch letosn1ho
roku delal lepsf obchody neil
V kterekoliv jine dobe pred
tim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Soudcove pro skonfiskovani
vsech hracskych pomGcek.

Hlavni soudce, Samuel K.
Dennis, soudce Albert S. j. O.
wens a statni navladn1, j. Ber-
nard Wells, V listu zaslanem v
pondelf komisari policie, Cal
therovi, zadali, ably vsechny
hracske pomGcky toho nebo O.
noho druhu policif sebrany by
ly, operateri techto ably zatce-
nj byli a S mimi majitele, kdyz
znamymi.
V prfpise stanoveno soudci,
re "nekolik tisfc" r1znych tech
to gamblfrskych zabav je ~
praci 20 celem meste."
KomisaT mini, re cistenl to-
to spojeno s jistymi obtlzemi.
Nerozhodnuty pr1pad jest pro-
ii Williamu Pabst, Henry Blet-
ger, Edward Ross a Aaron
Goldsmith. Ctyri tito souzeni
byli jiz dvakrate pred soudcem
Owensem, ale pokazde poroty
Sc neshodly. Tfet1 soud S mimi
stanoven ma toto pondelf, ale
odlozen al do pocatku noveho
soudniho term1nu v zaT1.
Policii podano bylo 16 pff-
pad1 soudu V posledn1ch dvou
rocich, ale mic S mimi neucineno.
KomisaT Gather udal, re v
1tery, pokud zjisteno byti mo-
hlo policif, gambl1rske pomdc-
ky tyto majiteli odstraneny
byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Banky vykazuji wrist vkladGG,

Vklady v Baltimorskych ban
kach ku konci prvnf polovice
tohoto roku, vykazaly daleko
lepsi vysledek nezli pc celou
dobu cd roku 1880. Vklady v
komercn1ch bankach vykazujf
1888, 144.31 a ukazujf wrist
O $1O,793.980 vetsf Cd 81. pro-
since. V Savings bankach vkla-
dy v poslednfch sesti mes1cfch
ukazaly wrist o $5,536.9O9
vetsf. Dosahly celkem vyse
$500, 690.884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
PTepady.

R1dlc taXicabu strelen byl tfi-
krate pr pTepadu nan prove
denem V nedeli We $500 blocku
Chesterfield avenue. William
BROMLEY z Erdman avenue W.
strely tezce zranen byl do ru-
ky, nohy a hlavy.
Y nemocnici udal, re ma ro-
hu Gay a Bond ulice zjednan
byl neznamym. Kdyz dojel S
MIN ma Chesterfield avenue,
napaden jim byl a trikrate sire
len. Nalezen byl lez1c1 ma
chodnfku.
= William E. Suchanek, {.
1716 barley avenue, oloupen
byl V nedeli O $3.50 muzem,
ktereho veil v taxicabu. Muz
vsedl do jeho taxicabu ma Bal
timore a Gay ulic1ch a porucil
mu jeti ma Eastern avenue a AZ
ulici. Kdyz pTijeli ma Quinton
ulici, Tekl Suchankovi, ably jel
S MIN severne ku navrs1. Tam
vysel z taxicabu, nam1Til ma Su-
chanka revolver skrze okenko
taxicabu a porucil vydanf pc
nez. Kdyz dostal cd Suchanka
$3.50, vsedl do taxicabu a ode
.iel S MIN smerem ku North
Point road. Pozdeji opusteny
haxicab nalezen byl ma Ger
man Hill road a Bethlehem ave.
- William Powell, T1dic ia
xicabu z Linden avenue, pTepa-
den byl ma Al. ulici u Eastern
avenue a okraden t1mto o Cab,
hodinky a SIS.
= Ozbrojeny bandita, jenz
prepaid motormana elektricke
poulicnf kary, {. ~, O $12 a ne
chal motormanu hodinky jeho,
omlouval Sc okradenemu, re
nemGze 81 nijak pomoci, ably
mohl dati jfsti zene sve a dve-
ma d1tkam.
Motorman, John E. Emmett,
napaden byl neznamym ma Bid
die ulici u konce kary.
= 43 roxy starry zT1zenec
gasolfnove STANCE v Towson,
strelen byl maskovanym lupi-
Gem a kriticky zranen pred pill
noel v pondelf. Chester Wilson
wat byl do nemocnice s ranou
v levem rameni a v leve strane
prsou.
Banditou strelen byl, kdyz
sahal do kapsy, ably penlze mu
vydati mohl.
- Geo. c.. Michigan z Wa
shingtonu, T1dic taxicabu udal,
re napaden byl v patek muzem
ktery natal no, ably jej z Wash
ingtonu dovezl do Baltimore.
Napadl jej revolverem, kdyz
byli asi patnact mil u Balti-
more. Ukradl Tfdici 80 cent?.
Zlodej pc te ujal Sc rfzenf ia
xicabu, dojel S MIN do Balti-
more az ku Druid Hill parku
reservoir, kde prchl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Llga Nezamestnanych prot
zprave komise.

Cervnovy vykaz B~altimorske
pomocne komise kritisovan byl
llgou Nezamestnanych. Lfga
uvadela, re komise We zprave
sve nevykazala AMI jednoho je-
dnotlivce, ktery re seznamu
podporovanych vypusten byl.
Dale kritisovala komisi, re
setfen1, jez vykazano bylo ko-
mist, "mozno bylo jedine nero
zumnym vypoustenfm podporo
vanych re seznamG a nedostat-
KEN pf1slusne starati Sc O pff-
padu, ktere dale ma starosti ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Kdyz 81 manzel flame nohu.

Pr obdrzen1 zpravy, re man
Eel jej1 zlomil 81 nohu V auto
mobilov6 nehod6 a re tudfz ne
m6ze byti pr1tomen sIysenf V
1fadovne Morgana M. Buchne-
ra, p~Tednosty odboru ma rovna-
nj domacfch neshod, manzelka
" 1fadovne cekaj1cf vzkTikla:
"Vsadfm Sc, re to udelal
schvalne, ably sem nemusel pTi-
V dobe jejfho vykriknutf
manzelu v nemocnici spravova-
Ii nohu.