davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Roosevelt O Rooseveltovi.

Kolonel Theodore Roosevelt
V La Fortelega ma ostrove Puer
to Rico, kde kdysi byl governe-
rem ostrova, V rozmluve tazan
byl novinarem, co soudi O VIDA
lenem SVEN pTlbuznem, dnes
p%residentu Spojenych Statd.
Otazka znela: Kolonel, my
site, re Franklin D. Roosevelt
je nezdarem jake PRESIDENT"
Tazany naklonil sc V pred,
usmal Sc a odvetil:
"Nezdarem! Why, kdybych
naval Franklina Roosevelta
jenom nezdarem, delal bych
mu compliment"
Kolonel povazuje presidenta
a jeho vladu, jak Tekl, "za We
rejneho neprftele {. L."
Kolonel Roosevelt vraci Sc z
Brazilie z lovecke vypravy.
Jakmile vrati Sc do Spojenych
StatG obnovf svoji politickou
cinnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Pred detmi Sc musi zamykat
chleb ma klfc.

Prazske "Ceske Slovo" pfse
V Kladne byla zjistena strasna
vec. z deseti tisfc det1, pro-
hlednutych v okresnim dispen-
sari, byla u 1900 detf, to jest
u patnacti procent, zjist9na tu-
berkulosa. Podobne hrozive
zpravy o zdravotn1m stavu detf
podavajf lekaTi i z nekterych
prazskych okresd, ma pr. o de-
tech re skol v Troll, ma Pelc-
Tfrolce atd. Strasne je, re nej-
de jen o deti nezamestnanych,
ale i O deti rodic1, kteri pracu-
il. Vydelavajf vsak tax malo,
re bfda a hlad je v jejich rodi-
mach trvalym stavem. Hornfk
v kladenskych dolech, kde Sc
pracuje omezene, vydela prd6
merne asi 480 Kc mesicne. V
hornickych rodinach jsou vet
sinou tri, ctyfi d6ti. Jak je z
toho uzivit, zaplatit byt, z echo
deti obleci, atd?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Vynikajici krizkove zapasy
priSti tyden.

Pro pTisti stTedu Mr.. Ed Con
tos p~ofadatel kfizkovych "a
past v Carlins Park pripravuje
velice zaj1mavy program pro O.
becenstvo miluj1c1 tento sport.
Minulou stredu Gus Sonnen-
berg porazil Cliff Olsona v 20
minutach. Zapas tento byl
velice zajimavy. Oba zapas-
nici nekolikrate vyleteli z are
ny ma zem nez zapasu ucinen
konec.
Mike Mazurki porazil Fred
Grubmier V 20 minutach.
DR.. Len Hall zdolal Harry
Finkelsteina v Is minutach.
Henry GRADER prohlasen byl
vltezem mad Bull Martin pc 80
minutovem zapaseni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Poole stTedovskeho prava.

Manzelstvf Martina T., 49,
leteho dratenfka, bylo Cd po-
catku jiz nejak podivne. Man
zelka Sc s MIN kratce pc svatbe
nepohodla a Cd neho Sc Cd
stehovala. Najmula 81 byt v
Michli u Prahy a ma sveho mu-
re, jenz z1stal We starem byte v
Rep1ch, 81 ami nevzpomnela.
Nebylo proc, nebot manzela
ochotne nahradili JIM. Jedno-
no dine Sc vsak Martinovi z. DO
manzelce zastesklo a tn 81 u
mfnil, re il premluv1 k navratu.
Sci k nj - a opravdu "a nece-
lou hodinu Sc mt podarilo ST
manzelku odvesti. Dala mu ST.
ce zfetelne ma jevo, re u neho
neminf z1stati a re jde k nemu
jenom ma navst6vu, ale Martin
z. doufal, re manzelka sve roz-
hodnut1 jeste zmen1 a proto Sc
tvaTil marianne spokojene. u
kazalo Sc vsak, re Anna z. to
vse mfnila vazne a re Sc il u
muze z1stati nechce = a tax
Sc dial Martin z. do pfemlouva-
nj. Dramaticky lfcil sve zene
nasledky jej1ho jednan1, i z je-
j1ho spatneho zivota il karal,
ale manzelka jake kdyz nesly-
81. il Sc omen zivot cd muze Il
bill a pc nejake manzelske sho-
de netouzila. Ale Martin z. 81
predsevzal, re tentokrate Sc
nevada. Nechce-li zena u ne
no zGstati dobrovolne, nechce-
Ii S MIN, jak Sc slus1 a patti, Sc
pozdeji vratiti ma rodne Slo-
vensko = tedy il k tomu donu-
tt. A tax Sc tedy dopustil GNU,
0 nemz zaloba mluvf jake O
"zlocinu verejneho nasilf, ONE
zovanim osobnf svobody, spa
chaneho ma jeho manzelce
Anne" Martin Z.svazal tehdy
We SVEN byte v Repfch nejprve
sve zene ruce,, potion il ustrfhal
copy, ma ktere byla nejv1ce pyS
ma = a ably sve dflo dokonal =
oholil il hlavu strojkem ma strf-
han1 kon1! Takto zhanobenou
il pax jeSte zbil. Kdyz vsak
manzelka ami potion s MIN
nechtela zGstati, porucil il, ably
poklekla ma zem a polibila il.
PAX il teprve uvolnil ruce a pu-
still ma svobodu. Martin z. cd
souzen byl ma tTi mesice do
tezkeho zalare, pro dosavadni
jeho zachovalost podminecne
ma tri roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Vdsk "Sesterske" Francie.

"Vecernfk Narodnlch Listn"
plse: Pred mesicem otiskli
jsme zpravy O chystanem wy
povidanf cizfch delnfkn z Fran
Gle, o prisnych opatrenich
francouzskeho ministerstva
prace, ably ma 1kor cizinc1 re-
Silo ACCOMPLISHMENTS vlastnich
obcanG. S obavami jsme upo-
zornili, re akce postihne mno-
no CechoslovakG a re jest Sc
nad1ti celych transport nasich
krajan6, bez prace a pomoci
jakekoliv. Nuze, tento trpky
exodus zac1na.
S administration spTatelene
Francie je tezka rec. Vytknou-
tt Sc j musi, re 81 poc1na nese-
trne. Smahem neobnovuje pra
covni listing temer nikomu i CT
zincGm v zemi davno usedlym,
S rodinami O mnoha detech,
francouzsky vychovanych. Ma
rodnost je il lhostejna; Turek,
Polak, Cfnan, Cechoslovak,
Boche, spTatelny, nespTatelny,
ven! To il Ike cti slouziti ne
niue! Dokud nasince Francie
potrebovala, byl dobry. Ted
tahni domG a xiv Sc jak umfs!
Az Sc nam obchody rozbehnou,
vsak ty Sc das Ease najmout.
Vuci spratelnym Cechoslova-
kim toho rozumovan1 nutno or
naciti "a nepfistojne a prestyzi
Francie u mas to rozhodne po-
slouziti nemnze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Jak umiraji legionari pc navra-
tn do vlasti. :

Mezi legionaTi ma prazskem
|sjezdu bylo videti mnoho tvari
v nichz zTetelne bylo zapsano
stradanf. Vetsina legionard,
ktefl prosli bez dhony peklem
front, pfinesla 81 z valky zarod-
ky nemoc1. V poprevratovem
nadseni vsak i mnoho skutec-
nych invalidG legionaTu odmi-
Ito podpory. Verili, re We Via
sti Dude vsem dobre. Ones jsou
zle DOLBY a mezi temi, kdoz
jsou bez prace, nemocni a 1.-Two
RI, je i mnoho legionar1. We
rejnost 0 tom vi malo. V ne
denim "Narodnim osvoboze-
nj uverejnil Glen zastupitel-
stva Ceskoslovenske oboe legio-
nafske Rudolf Horak trpka da-
ia o socialnlch pomerech legio-
narG. Ztraty legii v bojfch v
Rusku, We Francii a v Italii CT
nlly celkem 5,405 osob. Ones
vsak je re 10000 ruskych le-
glonard ma zivu jen 53,162, z
1857 francouzskych jen 8.348
a z 1925 italskych .jen IT.
424. Poole poslednfch statisti-
ckych dat umfra rocne asi 700
legionafd, to znamena diva
denne. Sebevrazdou We vlasti
skoncilo 481 legionar1G. Legio-
mari umlraj1 ma tuberkulosu.
srdecnimi chorobami a memo
cemi zaludku. Pribyva legio-
nafskych vdov a sirotk1. Vdec
most naroda bojovnik1m "a svo
bodu Sc nesm1 omeziti ma kras-
ma slova. Je povinnostf naroda
postarati Sc, ably prislusnfci le-
gu a vdovy a sirotci pc Mich ne
zili V bide.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Novy mirovy plan " africke
krisi.

V zeneve We sch1zi vyboru
EL1gy NarodG We stredu zahaje-
ne francouzsky premier. Pierre
Laval, pricinil Sc lined, ably We
sporu Italie S Ethiopii doslo ku
smirnemu dohodnuti Sc. Tehoz
dine vecer resoluci svoji predlo-
I'll anglickemu zastupci, kapi-
tanu Anthony Eden u prftom-
nosti Maxima Litvinoffa, SOVIET
skeho komisaTe.
V resoluci prvnfm bodem je,
re Italie a Ethiopie mali Sc do
hodnouti ma smiTuj1ci komisi a
re komise tato, jak Italie chce,
ma byti opravnenou jednati je-
nom O zodpovednosti "a srazku
obou stran V Ualual a re ostat-
nj pohranicn1 obtfze mali "a
staff stranou. Italie a Ethiopie
mali ustanoviti pateho smiTo-
vatele lined.
V druhem paragraph Fran
Gle, Angle a Italie bez odkla-
du mali Sc starati O smfrnou
dohodu ma zaklade smlouvy z
Iroku 1906.
Jednani toto v Zeneve ovsem
nezabranuje Italii posilati da-
lie sve vojsko ku africke Ethio-
phi.
Italske listy volaji pc "roz-
hodnem rozreSen1' sporu.
"Jedinym soudcem je Italie",
VIOLA list ell Popolo d'Italia" v
redakcnfm clanku psanem Mus
solinim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
hlupaky povazovan
"a carodsjnika.

V casopise ceskych leka-
ri uverejnuje l.. Reidl zajf-
nave zpravy O zivote ceskeho
Fausta, zazracneho lekare
Josefa Kittla. I'll v sumburce
w severovychodnfch Cechach
a byl potomkem zname rodiny
Kittl6, z nichz mnoz1 prosluli
lecen1m. Josef Kittl, povazova-
ny v kraji "a Fausta, Sc naro-
dill r 17O1 a usadil Sc jake dok-
tor v sumburce. Ozenil Sc a
postavil 81 velky selsky dunn S
velkou zahradou, We ktere byl
mens1 dim pro nemocne. V
zahrade pestoval lecive byliny
a protoze mel v pracovne tluste
knihy, sklenene kTivule, kostry,
susene byliny a pod, verili IL
de, re je spolcen $ dablem
a caruje. Kdyz dlouho do noel
videli v jeho oknech swift sve-
Ito, domnivali Sc re Ia pomoci
dabla vaff "elixfr zivota." Jez-
dill pc horach ma koni v podiv-
mem plasti, jake pry byl carov-
ny plaSt Faust1v. Take 81 Tide
vypraveli, re 81 pro neho dabel
prisel, ale Kittl pry rozbil O
dablova zada starry kffz a tax
Sc certa zbavil. Jeho dun pry
byl ocarovany, ably tam memo
hla smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Kocka ~osetruie kraliky.

V Troubkach u Tovacova u no
lice Kub1cka vrhla kralfci sa-
mi 10 mladych. To Sc zdalo
Kub1ckovi mnoho pro samici,
wal tri a hodil je kocce v do
mneni, re je sn1. Kocka vsak,
ktera mela take mlade, sebrala
opatrne odhozene kralfky a "a
nesla je Ike svym kotat1m a ko-
j je. Kralfci jsou zatfm CT
PERM a nikterak jim zdanlive
nevada re mali kocicf manu-.
Je ovsem otazka, jak to dlouho
snesou a jak tento pokus skon-
Ct.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Drahocenna monstrance
rukou zlodSjH.

Neznami pachatele odcizili
V kostele v Cakovicich zlatou
monstranci a ciborium. Mon
STRANGE je 65 I'm vysoka, ma 10
drahokamu, bile, zelene a GER
vene a 10 napodobenin tehoz
druhu. Ciborium je stribrne.
slime zlacene. Oba predmety
mali historickou cenu, nebot
Jsou 2 r. 100. Jejich hodnota
sc odhaduje ma $4,000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

nynf 81 male deti We Vlkoviclch
vypravely, re stodolu, kde
vznikl ohen, zapalil 6lety CHA
pee We spolecnosti jineho, stej-
ne stareho hocha, ktery Gin pro
zradil. Maly pachatel wal do
dedeckovy sirky, s nimiz 81
stodoly hral.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Novy zpIGsob the Coaxial Type

zaf1zen Dude u Bell Telephone
Laboratofe, ktery pozGstava re
zvlastnfch dratG ktere mohou
spojit 24O jednoduchych spo.je-
nj, jenz Dude spojeno mezi
New Yorkem a Filadelfif ma
zkousku mezi American Tele-
phone a Telegraph Company a
New York Telephone Co.
Zavedeni toto vyzadovati
Dude $580,000. Coaxial spoje-
nj umoznf telefonnf a jin6 sluz-
by a television. Toto move "a
r1zeni nebude V budovach jake
nyni, Dude vsak pfipnuto blfze
STANCE zvane cable manholes"
ktere Dude pracovat delSf cas-
bez povSimnuti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Chtsl Sc obssiti v cele.

Ellis McKinzi, 19lety cernoch
z New York City, jenz zatcen
byl pro j1zdu automobilem ma
Washington Boulevard bez Ii
cense, pokusil Sc v 1tery obesiti
Sc We vezenf policejnf stanice v
Halethorpe.
Pc nezdafenem pokusu "a
platil $11.45 pokuty a Sci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Sestilety zharem.

V obci Vlkonicfch ma Ho-
razdovicku vypukl pozar, Je-
muz pablo Ia ob6t pet usedlo-
st1 a zpGsobena skoda 100000
Cetnictvo nemohlo nikte-
rak zjistiti wink tohoto poza-
ri, ackoliv vsecko svedcilo o
tom, re byl zalozen. Teprve
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

Pavel Mudrak, zatceny v
Chicago ma nepekne obvineni,
obesil Sc V cele berwynsk6 poll
cejnf STANCE. PTflis d1Ivern6 ST
zahraval S jistym nedospelym
devcatkem, We skutecnosti d.
tetem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

VERNE White, 42leta cernos-
ka, podlehla V nemocnici rane,
kterou il manzel jejf, Angus
zasadil sekerou do hlavy v
100 blocku Gilmor ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt a
stravu. Kdoptanf v elsie 619
N. Rose St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

PRODA Sc dGm cislo $50 N.
Kenwood Avenue, V nemz jest
Sest sv6tnic, kuchyn a koupel-
ma. Use V nejlepsfm poradku.
Rychl6mu kupci "a cenu lev
nou. K doptani tamtez pc 6
iodine vecer.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
Flesh to Be Compared
With Slain Woman

CLEVELAND, Miss, Jan. Is
G.NSO.-The body of Mrs. Azure
Illus B. Turner, slain with her hus-
band December 9, will probably
be exhumed by the State for COM
parison with dismembered parts
of human flesh found in posses
sion of James H. Coyner, 39-year-
old Negro, confessed graverobber.
held for Safekeeping at Jackson
in connection with the Slayings.
Petition for the exhumation was
presented to Chancellor R. E.
Jackson in chancery court here
today by District Attorney Greek
Rice.
Coyner. arresed here Saturday
after being paroled from the In
diana State prison where he
served a term for grave-robbing,
was wearing a watch which Off
GERS said belong to Turner, and
the search for his belongings at
the home of his parents revealed
portions of human flesh.
According to E. H. Green, Boil
var county attorney, the flesh
had been Salted and cured, and
bore evidences of teeth marks.
The Turner's were found shot
and beaten to death on the morn.
ing of December 10. Mrs. Tur.
ner had been slashed with a
| knife.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
GRAVEROBBER' s
. ARREST LINKS
To SLAY|NGS
Bizarre "Four-SkuII" Mystery
Revived; Sailed Flesh Is
Clue in New Crime

FERNDALE, Mich, Jan. Is a.
N.S0.-Ferndale police today com.
municated with the sheriff of
Bolivar County, Miss, seeking to
clear up one Of Michigan S
strangest crime cases-"The mys-
terry of the four skulls"
Held on a murder charge in
Cleveland, Miss, is James Coyner,
negro. Eight years ago Fern
dale police found in a trunk be-
longing to Coyner, four human
skulls wrapped in newspapers.
Shortly afterward, Coyner was
arrested in Hammond, Ind, and
convicted of stealing a Womans
body from a cemetary. Among his
effects was a trunk check which
led police to Chicago railway
station. In the trunk were two
human skeletons.
Coyner refused to talk and the
case was dropped in the belief
that the skulls and skeletons were
not those of murder victims, but
loot" from other grave robberies
However, Coyner's murder ar
rest in Mississippi has led police
here to believe the mystery may be
solved. Coyner was arrested in
Cleveland, Miss, while carrying q
pistol and watch belonging to A. B
Turner, Mississippi farmer. slain
with his wife, on August 9, 1884
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
BODY
GIVEN RAISE
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
A subcommittee of the Senate
Appropriations C m m e ap-
proved the $777,267, 1852 independ-
ent offices bill today, after adding
$500, 900 for the Federal Securities
and Exchange Commission.
The addition of $500, 900 for the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion brought that body's budget
up to $2,300,000 for the year, $70,-
900 less than the sum recommend
ed in budget estimates and $780,
900 more than the two million
approved by the House.
Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy,
of the Securities and Exchange
Body, appeared before the sub
committee, headed by Committee
Chairman Senator Glass CD of
Virginia, in a brief Executive hear
ing today prior to subcommittee
action.
A$2,400 item for Gen. John ].
Pershing, to be used for auto
transportation during his attend
ance at the War Memorial con-
vention in France, was approved
by the Senate subcommittee after
being deleted by the House.
The full committee meets to-
morrow to consider the bill.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
WIFE Of ACTOR
ENDS HER LIFE

NEW YORK, Jan. IS GN.S).
Mrs. Lillian Kolker, 40, estranged
wife of Henry j. Kolker, Holly
wood, Cal, motion picture actor,
was found frozen to death on the
beach at Gravesend Bay early to.
day. Police reported the death as
suicide.
It was believed the woman went
to the bay to drown herself, but
ran back and collapsed on the
beach, where she froze to death
while waves washed over her
body. She was lying on a fur
coat.
Mrs. Grace Giffen, a friend, at
whose home Mrs. Kolker spent a
greater part of the day yesterday,
said the woman was subject to
hallucinationS. Before leaving, al
10 p. M, she told Mrs. Giffen:
81 feel very depressed. Some
thing is going to happen to me.
/ feel the end is near"
She was a member of wealthy
family but had lost her money
police said, and had been pawning
her possessions.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
SPEEDS
TEST Of MIRA
International News Service

International News Service
A direct test of constitutionality
of the National Industrial Re-
covery Act, and the codes adopted
hereunder, was brought a step
nearer today when the Govern
ment filed a jurisdictional state
ment in it's appeal to the Supreme
Court in the Belcher case.
The high court is expected to
note jurisdiction next Monday.
The case likely will be set for
argument in February.
The statement, designed to
show jurisdiction of the high
tribunal, was filed by Solicitor
General j. Crawford Biggs. Fed
eral Judge w. I. Grubb, of Bir-
mingham, had held MIRA un-
constitutional.
William Elbert Belcher, lum.
herman, was indicted for not
paying code wages and working
men beyond the code hours of
40 hours a week.
The suit involves the question
of whether MIRA is invalid be.
cause President Roosevelt is
granted legislative authority by
Congress in PRONUNCIATION OF
codes of fair competition and
whether MIRA invades reserved
powers of States.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
NEAR
CLASH On LONG

BATON ROUGE, La, Jan. Is
GN.SD. The political dicator-
ship of Huey P. Long today faced
it's most serious threat as Lou
isianans forged an impressive or
ganization dedicated to his over
throw.
Three new units of the Square
Deal Association, pledged to take
whatever action is necessary to
rid the State of the "Kingfish, p"
were functioning today as Gov
ernor o. K. Allen was warned
that bloodshed is inevitable, and
that repeal of recently enacted
dictatorial legislation is the only
means of preventing violence.
The warning was delivered by
two officials of the association,
known as the Blue Shirts" who
told him the situation in Louisi-
ana is 80 tense, wrought up
and determined that the matter
is completely beyond our con-
| troll"
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
NRA TO Watch
Over Morals
Of Aides
International News Service

The NRA constituted itself
today a watch and ward" over
its 5000 code authorities, their
counsel and employees.
An order was issued which
automatically removes code au-
thoritieS and their employees
from duty upon conviction of
crimes involving moral turpi-
tude."
The order was issued by w. A.
Hartman, administrative Off
Ger, at the request of Blackwell
Smith, NRA counsel. Removal
may also be ordered for:
Commission of a criminal or
illegal act in connection with
the activities of the code au-
thOrity; obstruction of the ad-
miniStratiOn of the code, or
neglect of duty"
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
|CKES At ODDS
WITH OIL QUIZ
BY International News Service
4 IorNnnJnood Hico nrooyon q,

BY International News Service
A pronounced disagreement
between Secretary of Interior
1ckes and the House Oil Investi-
eating Committee was apparent
today.
The difference is based on
Federal regulation of production
and transportation. Ickes has
advocated strict Federal control
of the industry, but the COM
mittee indicated it would refuse
to commit itself to such a policy.
Sharp criticism of Mr.. Ickes,
as national oil administrator, was
voiced by member of the group
who said:
II don't believe he knows
as much about the petroleum
industry as we do. The COM
mittee has spent many months
investigating all phases of the
industry. MY opinion is that
Mr.. Ickes is receiving second
hand information and passing
1t along to the President"
A canvass of the committee
members disclosed almost a un-
animous sentiment for State
control over oil, with Federal reg
ulation as last resort.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
6. AND CANADA.
SEEN IN NEW
TRADE PACT
Ottawa Agreement Hurdle Not
Expected to Hold Back
Dealings; Start Today
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
The United States will seek, and
expects to obtain from Canada
concessions under the Ottawa
imperial trade agreements in the
forthcoming negotiations for q
new trade agreement, an authori-
tative source said today as the
State Department prepared for
the opening of formal negotia.
tionS.
1t previously was feared the
Ottawa agreements, guaranteeing
preferential trade to the British
Empire, would Snag any new
American-Canadian pact. The
Canadians gave the impression
early in 1888 they preferred to con-
fine any new agreement to articles
not covered by the Ottawa agree
mentS.
Definitely Unsatisfactory
This was definitely unSatisfac.
tory to this government, since the
220 articles affected by the Ottawa
agreements included many Of
those on which this country was
mos interested in obtaining con-
cessionS, such as autos, motor
engines, aluminium, steel, dairy
machinery and oils.
However, Canada has since con.
cluded agreements with France
and other nations in which con-
cessions have been granted OH
articles covered by the Ottawa
agreements, causing a feeling here
there is no reason why Canada
should not grant similar conces-
sions to this country. Prospects
fot a new agreement are not con-
sidered bright unless she agrees.
Margin Of Preference
Canada's agreement with Great
Britain does not prevent it from
granting concessions to other
countries, but merely provides it
must preserve the margin of pref
erence to the nations of the
empire.
Although the empire article
would still maintain it's duty
advantage over any Canadian
concessions granted the United
States, it is felt on many articles
on which the preference ranges
around five or 10 per cent, the
cost of shipping the British
article would give the American
product almost an equal break.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
RN SENATORS BLOCK 12 EXECUTIVE APPONTEES
STERS, WIVES. OF POLICEMEN, HAVE TWINS


PATROLMAN FRANK
VELKENBERG, of Chi
cago, was delighted when
the stork presented him
with twins, Frances James,
Jr., and Catherine, shown
at the left. He called up
his brother-in-law, Patrol
man Fred Jurgens, who
had married Mrs. Velken-
berg's sister, to announce
the glad news. To his
astonishment, Jurgens an
nounced that the Velken-
bergs had no reason to
crow over the Jurgens, for
Mrs. Jurgens also had just
had twins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jurgens already had seven
children. International
Photo.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
GUARD PLANES
CRASH; z DIE

MURFREESBORO, Tenn, Jan
Is GN.S0.-Two officers attached
to the 113 Observation Squadron,
Indiana National Guard, were
dead today, victims of a midair
collision between two airplanes
near here. A third officer safely
landed his damaged plane.
The dead were Lieut.. Richard
Miller and Lieut.. Henderson
Wheeler, both of Indianapolis.
Their plane crashed to earth
from a low altitude that pre-
vented use of parachutes when it
collided with another piloted by
Lieut.. w. B. Morgan, who brought
his crippled ship to an unsteady
landing in a field five miles away.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
Review
Refused by Court
BY International News Service


The Supreme Court yesterday
denied the petition of three bond
holders of the Long-Bell Lumber
Company for review of their un,
successful effort in lower courts
to recover for the company $27,-
100000 of assets allegedly trans,
ferred to the Long-Bell Lumber
Sales Corporation.
The bondholders charged that
because of financial difficulties of
the Long-Bell Lumber Company
the assets were transferred, injur-
ing bondholders of the original
company. Lower Federal courts
held that only trustees of the
Long-Bell company had authority
to bring the suit.
The Washington times., 1935-01-15
Divorcee Gone,
Policeman Is
Quizzed

NEW YORK, Jan. IS G.NSO.
Detectives today sloshed
through the swamplands of
Queens and Nassau seeking a
gay divorce who disappeared
seven months ago at the height
of g. romantic interlude with a
married policeman.
The policeman, Frank L.
Schultz, has not been arrested,
it was emphasized, nor has any
evidence of any crime been
unearthed. 1t was pointed out
that Mr.. Schultz, now under
suspension, was being held in
readiness for further interro-
cation while search for the
missing woman, Mrs. Florence
Paul, went forward.
Police we're reticent over con-
centration of the search in
the marshes.