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The Washington times., 1935-10-08
S'qA y Gown"
Luncheon Today

Mrs. Walter G. Distler enter
tanned at luncheon today at
the Mayflower in honor of Mrs.
Orviue j. Taylor and Mrs
Charles McNear, both of Chi
cago, who are guests of Mrs.
Horatio B. Hackett in Washing
ton.
T h e Interstate Commerce
Commissioner and Mrs. William
Vincent Hardie have as their
guest at their home in Six
teenth Street the latter'S sister,
Mrs. Gladys Berger Stewart, Of
Ava, Mo.
Fearsons Have Son
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Pearson,
Of Clarendon, Va, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
a son, Bernard James, jr., on
October 3. Mrs. Pearson was
formerly Miss Kathryn Court
right Calhoun.
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The Chief Justice of Puerto
Rico, Hon. Cordova Davila, was
the guest in whose honor DR..
Thomas Cajigas entertained at
luncheon at the Madrillon yes
terday.
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Madame Annita Gaburri has
returned to Washington from
Providence, r. l., where she has
been visiting, and has opened
her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel for the Winter.
\
Mrs. Hawes Preston, daughter
OF former Senator and Mrs.
Harry B. Hawes, who has been
in Europe. returned to this
country aboard the Lafayette.
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T07c2n T0biCS
Copyright 1880

longs to Major and Mrs. Will
liam Colbern, must also hunt
squirrels. At least t h at
might account for her PEN
chant for nuts, especially
peanuts. A new acquaint-
ance of Romance's has only
to sit down with a handful Of
the delicacies and the preco-
cious canine will seat herself
and with her huge kind eyes
will proceed to watch with
such devotion and determin-
alton as few have seen be-
fore, until she has won the
reward. Then the whole
business is repeated again
and again-as long as the
person is willing and the
nuts hold out.
$50
A pleasant addition to the
younger diplomatic set is
Mr.. Philip Broad, new Sec
ond secretary of the British
Embassy, who arrived in
town only a week or so ago.
He has already put his be-
longings to rights and, being
very fond of polo, has taken
a keen interest in the tourna-
ment now on. Any day one
is likely ~ find his good
looking dark red roadster
parked down at the polo
grounds, as he eagerly
watches the game.
Young George GrInert,
aOhO is one of the crack
pOt0 players at Fort Niger,
is going to be one of the
aides at the White House,
and 1t aUould not be at all
surprising If he should be
one of the "four horsemen."
Saw Mrs. Marshall o.
Exnicios enter a smart food
shop one a f t no o n
around tea time and she was
wearing a very chic outfit
The skirt of her suit was of
gray and black checked
$ tweed and the hip-length
black coat was tailored.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
On Wedding Trip

Mr.. end Mrs. Royal Arch
Gunnison are spending several
days at the Shoreham before go.
ing to Florida and Nassau. They
were married Saturday at
Brookline, Mass, and will make
their home upon their return at
Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Gunni-
son is the former Miss Marjorie
Hathaway.
The Minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter, who have been
in their home country for the
past several months, returned
to New York yesterday aboard
the Normandie. They are ex-
pected to come directly to Wash
ington.
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CuIl OIuO anu "hlOO COPNLO'
DR.. and Sonora de DeBayle
received their guests in the Pan
American room.
Those in the company in.
cluded the Ambassador of Chile,
Senor Don Manuel Trucco:
the Ambassador Of Spain and
Sonora de Calderon; the Am
basSador of Cuba, Senor DR..
Guillermo Patterson y de Jau-
regui; the Ambassador Of
China, Mr.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE;
the Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Recinos; the Minis
ter Of Venezuela and Sonora de
Arcaya; the Minister of Bo-
livia and Sonora de Finot; the
Minister of Iran and Nine.
Djalal; the Minister of Ecuador,
Senor Captain Colon Eloy AL
faro; the Minister of El Saliva
dor and Sonora de Castro; the
Minister Of Costa Rica and
SEenora Dona Maria de Con.
zalez, ana Sonora Amelia de
Alfaro, wife Of the Minister of
Panama.
Other Guests
Also the Charge d'AffaireS Of
Honduras and Sonora de Ca.
ceres; the Charge d'AffaireS
Of Panama and Sonora de
Chevalier, enorita Marta
Trucco, Senorita Zoe Patter-
son, Gen. and Mrs. Dion
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Trueblood. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Stanley White, DR.. and Mrs.
James A. Cahill. jr.; Major and
Mrs. Edgar E. Hume, DR.. and
Mrs. william A. O'Donnel,
Baron and Baroness Won Pagen-
hardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Everard
F. Perkins, Mrs. Lucille Ben
ton McMillin, Sonora de Ben
goechea, Senorita Graciela
Trucco, Senorita Rebeca True
CO, Nine. ESpaillat, Senorita
Ema Gaete, Mrs. John Mcclure,
Mrs. Gwendolyn Brownlee,
Sonora Maria AriaS, DR.. Leo S.
Rowe, Mr.. John Farr Simmons,
Senor Fernando nlanes, DR..
Fernando SacaSa. DR.. Luis H.
DeBayle, Mr.. Abbott Maginnis,
DR.. Carlos SacaSa and Senor
Raul Diez de Medina.
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Back in Capital

The Secretary of the French
Embassy. Mr.. Roger Gaucher-
on, returned yesterday to his
home on Thirty-fourth st. from
New York City, where he was
for several days.
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The Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr
are expected to return to their
Washington home the first of
next week and are staying at
the Homestead at Hot Springs
until then. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
have spent several weeks mo-
toring through the mountains,
having delayed their vacation
until the early autumn season.
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and dark green MRS Albert walker Mrs William enn Price Mrs William Barron ke
her hat o. ofmatchn trmme with cirer ihbon
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To Spend Season

Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith,
widow of the former Secretary
Of Agriculture, of Des Moines,
Iowa. is planning to spend the
coming season in Washington
and has taken an apartment at
the Mayflower for the duration
of her stay in the Capital.
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The Minister of Austria and
Nine. Prochnik will leave the
Capital by motor Thursday for
Springfield, N. j., for a short
visit and then will go to Bos-
ton, where they will be the
guests of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Preston
James.
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oAnA4A ~ 4sVO0ONOAVS JAo
and his brother John, were
among the guests at the de-
but party of Miss Anne How
ard, who was presented to
society at a dinner at the
Myopia Hunt Club, Hamil-
ton, Mass, given by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John K.
Howard, of Boston, Mass. A
dance for 500 followed at the
Casino in Magnolia.
Fulton and Alice Lewis
plan to leave Friday for
Florida and while Fulton is
pulling in the tarpon Alice
plans to bask in the sunshine.
KhGH Bey entertained
informally at dinner last
evening at the Shoreham
for Bert Fish, our Minis
ter to Egypt, aOhem his
other guests 1Oere Mrs.
Alice eNibley Smoot and Miss
Helen Grove. Mrs. Smoot
1Oore a becoming goaOm of
black net a0itk white dots
and a cluster of red pop
pies in the front. Miss
CroWe'S frock WGs of mul-
berry crepe, made on close
fitting lines.
A very small and very
young American colony in
Paris that is really enjoying
itself to the utmost is made
up of Lieut.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Graham (before their
wedding in August she was
Frances Devers, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Jacob Devers,
of Fort Myer) Lieut.. and Mrs.
John S. Nesbitt, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Edward E. Farnsworth
and Lieut.. Andrew Hero, jr.
They all live quite near each
other and always go places
together. The young officers
are in Paris on school details,
and so spend their days bur-
led deep in books. Their
young wives, instead of just
doing this and that, have
turned to the serious pursuit
of studies and have several
classes at the Sorbonne.
Little Frances Graham,
who was 1S just ten days be-
fore her wedding, is perhaps
the most ambitious, as she
has taken her examinations
and is now enrolled in two
schools. In her spare time
and when her student hus-
band is not perusing books,
they are off to explore and
enjoy some spot that Mrs.
Devers, the brides mother,
found fascinating when she
was abroad. Speaking of
when Mrs. Devprs was
abroad with her husband on
his detail, she has the most
unusual pair of antique gold
earrings that she picked up
in some old shop.
Both Col. and Mrs. De-
Vers had hoped to get over
some time this gear, but
evem If they are unable to
do so, they haze heard
from Col. and Mrs. Ken
yom Joyce, Vho Just re-
turned from q ViSit abroad,
that the little American
colony of students is nicely
settled and hGving a great
time.
-
" r 0 ance, " the nice
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kan, in a becoming gray sui
her hat of matching felt trim
Prospective Bud Attends
In the large company were
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Nine.
Prochnik, Mrs. James Clement
Dunn, Mrs. Demarest Lloyd,
Mrs. Hawes Preston. Mrs. Leigh
c. Palmer, Mrs. Beck Tuck, Mrs.
William C. Gwynn, Mrs. Samuel
Beach, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs.
Vinton Chaplin, Mrs. Emmons
Smith, Miss Marian Trumbull,
Senorita Olga Patterson, Senor'
tta Zoe Patterson and Sonora
Gonzalo Guell.
Also Miss Virginia Rodgers,
daughter of Mrs. Philip o. Cof-
fin, who will be presented to
society this coming season,
wearing a tan tweed outfit with
a ceriSe blouse; pretty blond
Mrs. John Crosby, in an emerald
green woolen dress, worn with
a mink cape, and Mrs. Robert
Cahill in a dress Of q deeper
shade Of green, with a moleskin
cape.
Mrs. William P. MacCracken,
jr., was smart in a brown suit,
the coat hip length and her
velvet velour hat had a trimm-
ing of brown and green ostrich
feathers in the front. Mrs.
James Horning was wearing a
brown sheer wooden dress and
her brown hat was trimmed
with bows of rust colored felt.
She was lunching with Mrs.
Bertha Wetherton, who was in
black, the bodice of her gown
having a white trimming, and
Miss Elizabeth Poorbaugh, who
was in a becoming sports dress
of brick red with which she
wore a brown felt hat.
In Large Company
Among others were Mrs.
Eugene Woodson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lambert Emlyn Jones;
Mrs. w. w. Bride, jr., Mrs.
Eldridge Jordan, Mrs. H. Lee
Boatwright, jr., and Mrs. Mac
Kenzie Davidson.
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson gave
a little Introductory talk and
presented Thelma Lady FurneSs
to the gathering. who in turn
presented the models wearing
the Sonia Fashions for Fall and
Winter which were designed by
her and her twin sister, Mrs.
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt. Lady
Furness wore a black velvet suit
trimmed with silver fox and
her small velour hat had black
and white ostrich feathers on
the crown. Mrs. Vanderbilt
also was in black and her
luxurious cape Of silver fox
completed her costume.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
Byrns Is Here
For Few DAYS

The Speaker of the House and
Mrs. Joseph H. ByrnS arrived at
the Mayflower yesterday and
will be in the city until Satur-
day, when they are leaving for
Seattle, Wash. They are en-
route to Japan and China, and
to Manila, where they will at
tend the inaugural ceremonies
next month.
They will come direct to Wash
ington from the Pacific Coast
the middle of December and re-
open their apartment at the
MayfloWer.
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Lovely for evening gowns wraps
variety of co and materials and luxurious fu
styles tempt ladies who add Washing
gala gatherings.
Gay luncheon parties preceded the style show
Wed with the models for chic and Outstanding
McKedn Tucker stunning
late brown ensemble made with which had silk braid trimming
Spectators Enjoy Luncheon Before Show
Nine Sokoows charming wife the Charge dAre of Poland
selected black which always the height of her velvet
hat off hfa model which showed her roguish bangs ad
She Mrs Fred Bren and Mrs
John Allan Dougherty each of whom silver fox scars
Others gmpd Mrs Duncan Cameron and her daughter Miss
Elsie Qunby Mrs Daniel Stapeon her daughter Miss Seta
Sapeton Mrs j. Clinton Tbby Mrs F. Wilkinson Bunker in
brown tailored suit with brmmed felt hat and Ascot tie of brown
Albert Walker Mrs William Jennings Price Mrs William Barron Ker
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
For Bride-EIect

DR.. and Mrs. William D.
Tewksbury and their daughter,
Miss Helen Tewksbury, will en-
tertain at dinner at the Chevy
Chase club on Thursday even
ing, October II, in compliment
to Miss Marguerite DeBrie Tay-
lor Prescott and Mr.. Terence
Quinton Preece, of WeStbury,
L. l., who are to be married on
October 10.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
Dolly Cameron Says:
SOCIETY FLOCKS TO FASHION SHOW
Luncheon Parties PreCede Exhibition of Autumn
And Winter Styles as Shown by Mrs. Gloria
Morgan Vanderbilt and Lady Furness
Fashion in all her fall and winter fnery paraded maje
cay before Capital socates yesterday the large ballroom the

Mayflower, and met with spontaneous approval.
The Washington times., 1935-10-08
Diplomatic and Official Notes
COSTA RICAN VISITOR IS HONORED
Nicaraguan Charge dAffaires
And Wife Are Hosts to
Large Dinner Company

The Charge d'Affaires of Nicaragua and
Sonora de DeBayle entertained at dinner last
evening Chinese Room the Maower in honor of the
Minister of Finance of Costa Rca and Sonora de Gurdan,
who visiting the Capital The horse shoe abe ef
fecvely decorated with pink and white snapdragons pink
daha yellow hrysanthemums small yellow pink and white
pompon the coors of Nicaragua carried out in the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17

chi banky. Je jisto, re no nj
kdy ami nevidel, ale nebylo to-
no tTeba. Otec jednoho dine
zesedl v obliceji, kdyz sc do
zvedel O milionove zpronev6Te
bance, kde mel ulozeny temer
ctyri petiny sveho jmenf. Ma
staly zoufale easy. Zbytek
jmen1 byl pohlcen behem til
let. Otec zazil behem teto do
by pT1lis mnoho Zmen, nez ably
nebyl dusevne otTesen. K to-
mu Sc pTihlasilo start. Kdyz
zemrela Arturova matka, OBJ
drzel posledn1 ranu. Ones by
We vetchem, tTesoucim Sc a ma
lomenem muzi nikdo nepoznal
kdysi blahobytneho a vlivn6ho
clov6ka. Co Sc stale Sc synem?
Sp1se S ohledem ma chatraj1c1-
no otce nez ma neho samotneho
bylo mu zaopatTeno vydelecne
zamestnan1. Zdalo by Sc, Re
syn aspon z cast oplatf otci,
CO pro neho venoval, ale chyba
lavky. K tomu bylo tTeba CT
vilnf zaloby, ably Sc z nj dove
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Lekar nemIzze uzivit sveho
OtCe.

V Brine DIR. Artur ie zalovan
sym otcem ma placenf vyzivne
no. Artur vyrGstal v dobrych
pom6rech, nell v blahobytu,
dokud otec, pred valkou INA
my a vazeny obchodn1k, plnil
kazde jeho pran1. Pc valce
vzrostlo otcovo jmen1 ma Milo
ny korun. Artur byl poslan ma
studio. Nebyly to obycejne stu
die. Navstevoval svetovou u
niversitu. We svete Sc mu l1bi-
10. Ia casu nejvyssf obchodni
konjunktury financoval otec
synovi zabavn1 cestu ma vycho-
dni ostrovy. Syn byl madam po-
zorovac1m talentem. Mnoho
videl, mnoho vedel a mnoho
zkusil. Pc letech vratil Sc do
vlasti. K navratu no prinutila
jednoducha vec. Otec utrpel
ztraty v obchode. Nebyly vel
Ike, ale stacily, ably synovy ma
kladne cesty byly skrtnuty v
repertoaru. Ma obou stranach
nastalo rozcarovan1, kdyz Sc
syn dozvedel, re sc must take
chopit prace a kdyz otec zpo-
zoroval, re synacek studoval
velmi intensivne "ciz1" obyce-
je. Pit whisky, hrat karty q
tancit, umel dokonale. Sportu
holdoval jen potud, pokud BY
nakladny a praci miloval jer
potud, pokud il delal nekdo il.
ny. Ale easy Sc menf. Ma pa.
ma Artura c1halo nebezpecf \
lpodobe feditele jedne zahrani
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Jak Dude nalozeno S ulevovym
fondem.

V nejblizsi budoucnosti bu-
deme svedky nadlidske 1sill
federalni vlady zasaditi depre-
81 smrtelnou ranu zaopatren1m
prace pro miliony nezamest-
nanych.
Kongres poveril presidenta
Roosevelta osobn1m dohledem
mad administered vets1 podpur-
nych fond1, jez representa-
1880, 900. 900 dolard. Ackoli
tato castka znamena pouze asi
jednu desetinu ztraty rocnlho
narodnfho prfjmu v dobe u po-
rovnanf S rokem 1929, pfece je
to nejvetsf suma, jakou kdy
kongres povolil v dobe mfru.
Bezprostrednfm 1kolem vlady
je poskytnuti prace neia-
kym 100000 n~ezamestna-
nym. Skutecnym vsak, dale
kosahlym cilem je stimulovati
prGmyslovou cinnost tax, ably v
soukromych rukach Sc naleza-
j1cf prnmysl mohl sam postup-
ne absorbovati miliony lid1 bez
prace. Umyslem federaln1 Via
dy je upustiti Cd podpurne Gin
nosti, jakmile Sc narodohospo-
daTske pomery pribliz1 jen
ponekud pomerdm normalnlm
a vratiti pax problem pecova-
nj O nezamestnane do rukou
statnich a mfstn1ch 1Tadu.
Nejvetsi appropriate $780,
900. 900 pripadne ma stavbu sil
mic, cest a ulic, a ma zfizovani
bezpecnostnich prejezdG pred
! zeleznicnf trate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Resale BlahOVe

del, re je povinen otce zivit,
kdyz tento sam nen1 vydelku
schopny a nemGze-li mu po-
skytnout vyzivu slusnou, tedy
aspon nuznou. Synacek Sc pred
soudem totiz vytasil S tim, re
otce zivit nemGze, protoze ma
tax maly plat, re staef sotva ma
jeho zivobytf. Soud zjistil, re
jeho gaze Size nenf velka, mic
meme stac1, ably dive osoby z nj
byly pohodlne zivy, pc pT1pa-
de bylo NONE, ably otci kazdy
m6s1c poskytl nejakou podpo-
ru. Syn vida nezbytnost, zava-
zal Sc otci platit mesfcne 200
Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17

O1Ohy 111C1O O1 OO0NP Al
Pilsudski, zemrel We Varsave
IL. kvetna ma rakovinu We stafi
CT rokG. V bezvedom1 byl pc
3 posledn1 dny zatfm CO ii, KITE
II mluvl O bezpecnosti m1ru v
Europe, Sc radili.
Marsal Pilsudski We skutec-
nosti byl diktatorem Polska.
O vaznosti jeho choroby INA
mo bylo jenom v kruzich vojen
skych. Trpel rakovinou zalud-
ku a jater. Skonal We stfedu
sve rodiny, manzelky Alexan-
drie a dvou deer: 16lete Wan
dy a 14lete Jadwigy.
Jeho vyhnanstv1 do Siblre "a
vlady ruskeho cara, oslabilo
slime jej.
V dobe jeho smrti We Varsa-
We dlel Pierre Laval, zahranic-
nj ministr Francie, jenz pfijel
do Varsavy, ably ujistil Polsko
O pTatelstvf Francie vzdor ne
davno uzavTene dohode O wa
jennie pomoci Francie S Rus
KEN.
Povalecne risky Polska pfi-
citany jsou zesnulemu marsa-
lu. casio ivan byl "muzem
zeleza". Panuje Mailed, re ma
stupcem jeho Dude kolonel Jo-
seph Beck, zahranicn1 ministr
anebo Kazimir Sosnowski.
Beck znamym jest pro pra-
telske smyslen1 vGci Nemecku.
We Francii zavladla nadeje,
re Polsko nezmenl svoji politi-
ku.
Nemecky kancler, Hitler,
byl prvnim, ktery zaslal tele-
gram soustrasti do rukou pre-
sidenta, Ignace Moscicki.
Smrt Pilsudskiho v Anglii
vzbudila jisty rozruch mad tim,
re snad vyvstanou move obtfze
ohledne koridoru, j1mz cast
Nemecku odtrzena jest cd rise.
Nemecky fisk prirovnava re
snuleho marsala ku linden
burgovi. V Nemecku narfzen
smutek mad 1mrtfm jeho poll
tickeho pTftele.
= Vystrahu re prij1man1 ne
Dude dano zenam, ktere 81 ma
luj1 rty, dial Rev. Joseph Sum,
duchovn1 spravce osady Fanny
Marie Lurdske v New South
Gate, Londyn.
"Je otazka, zdali toto nen1
porusen1 postu", pravil. "Ne-
bot nen1 mono natr1ti tolik
kosmetiky ma rty, aniz by Sc
cast nepolkla."
Jiste zene Tekl, ably 81 napTed
umyla sve rty, nez j pfipust1
ku pTijfmani.
= Smrt 20 detf pri prevra-
cent Sc pTeplavnf lodi ma Tece
Psel byla " Charkove, Rusko,
hlasena. Deti Sc vracely z W.
letu, a 80 jinych bylo zachra-
memo.
= Alexander Udin, nacel-
nix handy lupicG ktera prove
ola Tadu smelych loupezf v
Rostove ma Donu, Rusko, byl
odsouzen ma smrt sc sedmi svy-
mi spolecnfky.
V Novosibirsku byli popra-
veni 4, a v Moskve 2 bandite.
Celia rada jinych vcetne zeny v
jej1mz domu Sc tlupa schazela,
dostali frosty vezen1.
= Kdyby clovek, vazfcf 80
ky, mel sn1st pomerne tolik, co
sezere pavouk, musil by NIT k
snfdani VIOLA, vaz1c1ho 800 ky,
k obedu sest tucnych skopcG a
pax Ease akoveho VIOLA, k vece-
Fl diva voly, osm ovcf a ctyfi
prasata. Pavouk totiz sezere
rano ctyTikrat tolik nez vaz1
sam, v poledne devetkrat-a We
Ger dokonce tTinactkrat. zere
vlastne cely den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Popraven.

V Huntsville, Texas, 22roky
Raymond Hamilton ne
bezpecny zlocinec byl v elek-
trickem kfesle popraven "a
vrazdu majora Crowsona hlav-
nlho dozorce Venice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17

OANAA111 hO1IOC1 NdOIl1 OOOI VA
ste re 100000 muzG ma 6O0.-
900 muzG, kter1 budou zaTaze-
nj do 1900 taborG, roztrouse-
nych pc cele zemi. Tito mlad1
muzi budou Sc zabyvati zales-
novanlm a jinymi pracemi po-
dobneho druhu.
Ma rehabilitaci venkova a
ma pomoc obyvatelstva v posti-
zenych zamedelskych kraj1ch
byla urcena castka 100000.
Farmafdm z koncin, post1ze-
nych suchem, Dude dana pf1le-
zitost usaditi Sc v pTfhodnejs1ch
pro farmafen1 okresech a tis1ce
farmaf1 Dude poveTeno 1ko-
lem vytvofiti ochranne lesn1
pasmo.
Ma odstranenf pTelidnenych,
spinavych ctvrt1 NEST a ma W.
budovani modernfch cinzakG
Dude venovano $45, 100000,
ma akci We prospech ucitel1,
kancelafskych sill a osob vyssl-
no povolanf $500, 100000 ma
zavadenf elektfiny ma venkove
$1,000, 100000, ma zdravot-
nictv1, ochranna opatfeni prot
erosi pudy, kontrolovan1 po-
vodnl, 1pravu rex a pr1stavu a
line projekty 1905, OO0.O 900.
Castka 900, 100000 Dude roz-
delena We forme pGjcek nebo
pf1delG mezi staty a oboe, KITE
re Sc uvolf prejati uskutecnova-
nj vladou schvalenych projek-
til.
President nemusi Sc f1diti
pTesne temito cfslicemi, nebot
kongres no povefil mocf zvysi-
ii kteroukoli z techto castek
ma 1kor jine az O 20 procent.
President ma krone toho i pra-
vo rozhodnuti, mali Sc utratiti
kazda appropriate celia, nebo
pouze jejf cast.
Dlouho pretfasana otazka o
placen1 "pfevladajfc1ch mezd"
byla konecne rozhodnuta tax,
re president byl poveren plnou
moc1 upraviti mzdovou sazbu,
pTi GENE vsak Sc Dude r1diti
pravidlem, re "pTevladaj1c1
mzdy" budou sc platiti ma rye
federaln1ch stavebn1ch projek-
tech a re ostatn1 mzdy nesmf
nijak stlacovati stavajici sazby
v soukromych podnicfch.
Vlada prohlasila, re pfi Wy
davan1 podpGrnych miliard bu-
Sc Sc T1diti nasleduj1c1mi zakla-
damn smernicemi:
Vsechny zamyslene prace
must byti uzitecne; jejich W.
sledkem ma byti trvale zlepse-
mich podm1nek nebo vytvoren1
noveho bohatstv1 naroda.
Mzdy must byti vyss1, neil
isoue nynejs1 "podpory", niko-
Ii vsak tax vysoke, ably Sc je-
jich vys1 odstranil popud hle-
dati 81 i nadale praci u soukro-
mych zamestnavatelG.
Velkym procentem udelova-
nych mist must Sc poskytnouti
pr1ma pomoc nezamestnanym.
Pfednost Dude dana projek-
tGm, jez Sc v budoucnosti bu-
doucnosti budou Wade vyplace-
ii, t. j. takovym, jez slibujf do
budoucna nell zisk, tedy W.
nos, rovnaj1c1 Sc aspon pr1tom-
nemu nakladu ma jich uskutec-
nen1.
Projekty mali byti toho dru-
hu, ably Sc JIM pokud MONO.
nejmene konkurovalo Sc SOU
kromym prGmyslem.
Projekty mali sc nalezati v
m1stech, kde je nejv1ce neza-
mestnanych lid1.
Celia zeme Dude pravdepo-
dobne rozdelena ma male okr-
sky asi O tricfti ctvefecnych
mfl1ch, v nichz Dude snadno
denne dopravovati zamestnan-
ce ma mfsto jejich a DON'T v au-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
VZPOMINKA.

S bolest1 avSak z laskou V
srdc1 vzpom1name ma den %.
kvetna neb tomu jest jiz 10 ro-
XII co navzdy mas opustila nase
milovana dcera a sestra
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-17
Marie NovakOva
a nynf dr1ma vecny sen ma
Narodn1m hrbitove.

Iva duSe cista k vySinam Sc
vZnesla =
svitem hv6zdicek Ty EARN utek
mas iris,
lee z bolu THY, jake probuzen1
re Sna
Dude, az "a Tebou pTfjdem
V nadpOZemskOu ffS.