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Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, May 81. U.H -
Stocks firmed in quiet trading to-
day while bonds were mixed. The
dollar eased in sterling rates and
firmed in gold currencies.
The supreme courts decision that
code making provisions of NRA
were unconstitutional was benefit
cial to such issues as R. H. Macy
and company, whose companies
were hard hit by the codes. Macy
jumped more than points. Mail
order shares moved higher.
Selective buying continued in
American Telephone and the price
made new high for the year. Sew
eral other high grade issues made
new tops for the year or longer, in
Guiding air reduction, Allied Chem
ical, Columbian Carbon, Continen-
tai Can, Eastman Kodak, and Lig-
gett & Meyers B.
Steel shares eased slightly on
another decline in the rate of OPP
erations for the country.
Rails met some buying on tan
gible and intangible factors. I'M
provement in net operating income
for April reported by many roads
helped their stocks.
Oils, favorites in recent sessions,
met a small amount of profit TAX
ing that brought reactions down
ward in the leaders. Utilities also
gave ground slightly. Farm shares
were firm despite irregularity in
grains.
Volume approXimated 100000
shares compared with 100000
shares Friday. Curb sales were 243.-
900 shares compared with 268,O00
shares Friday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial 116.72,
up 0.32, railroad 32.00 up OBS; util-
ity 1892, up OFT.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
GIANTS SHOW NO RESPECT FOR
PITCHING PROWESS OF DEANS

NEW YORK, May 27 UP)- An
other defeat was marked on the
record of the Deans today, their
second in three days.
Both, toiling in the same game,
failed to hold the patched-up New
York Giants who continued far in
front in the National league yes
terday by beating the st. Louis
Cardinals, 5 to 4.
Dizzy, knocked out of the box
Friday by the Brooklyn Dodgers in
his fourth defeat against five vic
tories, went to Brother Paul's
bescue in the ninth. For his pains
he got his ears pinned back in a
rally that brought Daffys fourth
loss in eight starts.
Daffy pitched typical Dean ball
going into the ninth. The Giants
had made only five hits and trailed,
4 to /. Then they snatched the
game out of the fire and gave Clyde
Castleman his fifth straight triumph
of the season.
Homers by MedWick and Duro-
cher helped Daffy take the lead but
when he allowed three singles and
a walk for q run in the ninth, he
was yanked and Dizzy was called
He walked in a run and Koenig
brought in two with a single to
give the Giants their margin.
While the Giants were winning
to hold their percentage to an
amazing .71O, Brooklyn was losing
to the Chicago Cubs, thus boost
ing Chicago into second place.
The Dodgers could solve Bill Lees
delivery for only four hits and
went down, 8 TO 8.
Rookie Geing Hot 81.
Cy Blanton, Pittsburgh rookie,
won his seventh game by striking
out nine Philadelphia Phils and
holding them to seven hits. The
score was to /.
Babe Ruth, who hit three home
runs Saturday, showed a complete
form reversal against 81 Johnson's
pitching for the Cincinnati Reds
and famed three times as the
Boston Braves lost, 6 to 3.
The Chicago White SoX main
tanned their lead of game and a
half in the American league as
John Whitehead, the Texas rookie,
won his seventh straight on Mana
ger Jimmy Dykes hitting. The
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
L. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, May 81 UD =
Byron Jackson gained rs points
and Southern Counties Gas rose
point to make new highs for year,
leading activity today on the Los
Angeles stock exchange. Trading
was dull and prices were indefinite.
Mascot Oil made new high 40,
up .05 on an S00-share sale. Union
sold 900 shares at 20 up Il. Socony
Vacuum, Gilmore and Standard
each lost Is.
Southern Pacific gained z on a
600-share turnover. Edison COM
mon dropped Is.
L. A. Industries rose .05 to 10 on
800 shares. Transamerica was un-
changed 6A.
Security First National bank sold
100 shares at 37A unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

Philadelphia Athletics were the VIC
TINS, to 3.
The second place New York Yanks
kept pace as Vito Tamulis won his
fourth straight, ? to 0, over Joe Sui
livan Of the Detroit Tigers.
Yves Ferrell was knocked out of
the box in the second, but the
Boston Red SoX came from behind
OF beat the st. Louis Browns, 8 to
Z, as Hockette won over Coffman.
The Washington Senator made Is
hits, including a homer by Powell
and beat Cleveland, to 4 Bump
Hadley pitched an eight hit over
Wally Stewart, ex-senator.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
BANKERS BACK
FROM MEETING
AT CORONADO

Valley delegates who attended the
annual convention of the state
bankers association last week in
Coronado report it to be one of the
finest in some time, splendid talks
as we'll as delightful social events
being arranged for their enjoyment.
All sessions were held in the Hotel
del Coronado. and according to Le-
roy Holt, who with Mrs. Holt, Mr..
and Mrs. o. G. Horne and F.. Roy
Thompson of HoltVille, the valley
bankers present, an outstanding adj
dress was delivered by w. I. Myers,
governor of the Farm Credit Ad-
miniStration.
Myers talk on the work of the
Farm Credit Administration proved
exceptionally interesting as he eX-
planned the administrators stand
point in the financing of farm
mortgages. Myers was in the val
Iey Saturday for a brief visit, be-
fore going north.
Another outstanding talk was
that by j. F. T. O'Connor, control
Ter of currency who spoke on the
achievements of the administration
in opening closed banks and in pay
ing off deposiUors.
Speeches for and against the
new deal" legislation were made
by various speakers, making the
convention sessions vital and in
teresting.
Fourteen years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt attended a state convention at
Coronado and this time they met
many of the old friends they met
at that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
VALLEY DRUG
OFFERS NOVEL
AUCTION SALE

A novel means of getting high
ly desirable merchandise with no
additional outlay of funds is an
nounced by the Valley Drug COM
pany, which on Friday night at 8
o'clock will hold a public auction
for $100 worth of merchandise.
Starting today, purchasers of
any merchandise at the store, or
those who make payments on ac-
counts, will be given scrip curren-
cy, ranging in value on the amount
of purchase or the amount of
money paid on accounts.
At the auction to be held Friday
night, all bids will be made in the
scrip currency, and this alone will
be accepted for merchandise on
which bids are made.
Partons of the store are urged to
ask for scrip with all purchases
and to save it so they may parti-
cipate in the auction
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
Woman Flyer To
Make Another Try

ST. LOUIS. May q WPl-Laura
ingalls,, woman speed flyer. landed
her plane at Lambert-St. Louis air
port at 9:s7 a. m, tCSTD. after
hop from Indianapolis She left the
Indiana city at TAO a. m.
Miss ingalls,. who failed Saturday
in her second attempt to break the
transcontinental flight record OF
Amelia Earhart Putnam, had in
tended leaving indianapolis for New
York. She changed her plans at
the last minute and started west.
1t is believed she was headed for
California TO make another attempt
at a west-to-east cross country
record
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
L A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, May 81. U.P)-
Hogs $50; rs to so cents higher;
grain feds, $1O-1060; locals held
above $9.85.
Cattle $500; slow, early sales
steady; many bids weak to 25 cents
lower; light fed steers, $940-9.75;
grass and Imperial steers, $3.50
9.10; grass heifers, $6.50-7.50; COWS,
$5.5O-6.15; dairy COWS, $5.25 down;
cutter grades, $3-5; bulls, $5.30-6.50;
calves, 600; slow steady; native
vealers, $9-1O.75; few calves, $725.
Sheep, 300; steady; few wooled
spring lambs, $725; &c pounds
3horn lambs, 6; shorn old crop
lambs, $625.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
Spanish Cavalier"
Cracks Up Plane
9 But Is Still Hero

FORTELzA, Brazil, May 81 U.H
Juan Ignacio Pombo, 21-year-old
Spaniard who flew the Atlantic to
see his sweetheart, planned to leave
his wrecked plane today and go by
commercial arpilane to Para Bel
em) to consider his course.
Pombo's plane cracked up when
he tried TO take off from a small
fenced field.
He suffered scratches on his legs
and was frustrated in his attempt
to fly to Mexico to see Senorita
Elena Rivero Corral, a home Town
girl from Santander Spain, who is
with her parents in Mexico City.
MEXICO CITY. May 27. U.P)-A
heros greeting, and girl who now
is sure she loves him. awaited Juan
Ignacio Pombo today.
The daring and gallantry of the
young Spanish aviator, only 81, who
flew the Atlantic to visit his sweet
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
Yankee Net Pair
In French Tourney

PARIS, May 81 UP) - Helen
Jacobs, of Berkeley, Calf, and
Wilmer Hines of Columbia, S. c.,
carried Americas hopes into wom-
ems and mems third round singles
in the French hard court tennis
championships today.
Miss Jacobs, American champion,
advanced yesterday in her opening
match by defeating Simone Barber
CT France, 60, 6-2, and Hines elimi-
mated Pierre Pelizza also of France,
in a hard battle, 6-3, Ga, 4-6, ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

heart here by airplane only to meet
with accident as he started up the
South American coast. appealed
strongly to those here.
Mexicans ana Spaniards sought
to communicate with him on the
Brazilian coast, urging him to has
ten to the capital and assuring him
of ample funds to meet any eX-
OpDSaS
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
President Calls
In His Advisers

WASHINGTON, May 81 U.2)-
President Roosevelt late today
called a conference for study Of the
supreme court NRA decisions, sum-
moning Donald Richberg, NRA
chief, Attorney General Homer s..
Cummings and Stanley Reed So
licitor general.
The White House conference was
called for $50 p. m. (EST.
Pending completion of study OF
the decisionn, it was explained at
the White House, no public an
nouncements will be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
Discuss Plans For
Countrywide Radio

Members OF the board of super
visors, with Sheriff Ware, and po-
lice officials of the county, were
meeting this afternoon to discuss
plans for a countrywide radio sys-
tenn to be used in police work.
The conference follows a survey
made last week for the purpose
of ascertaining the feasibility of
such a system and its probable cost.
The plan included having radio
control stations at Boulder Park
and at Yuma bridge to assist in
the apprehension of criminals.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
FALL KILLS PAINTERS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27 U.H
Two painters plunged six stories
to the pavement today when the
blackboard of a scaffold gave way
while they were working on the
fashionable Stanford court apart
mentS on Mob Hill. Both were
killed instantly.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
ALARM LIGHTS ROOM

LEIPZIG, Germany UP)-The ef-
fectiveness of the alarm clock has
been greatly increased by combin-
ing an automatic room lighting de-
vice with the ringing of a waken-
ing bell, in a gadget shown here at
the LEIPZIG Fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
SUFFERS PECULIAR INJURY

SPRINGDALE, Utah. U.RI-AI-
though struck on the shoulder by
falling timber, Walden A. Han
sen found his injury to be a broken
ankle. Hansen escaped without
bruise ON his shoulder but his
fractured ankle was discovered
when he attempted TO stand on his
feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
LINDBERGHs PLAN VACATION

NORTH HAVEN, Me- MAY II
W.P)-Colonel and Mrs. Charles A.
Lindbergh and their son, Jon, are
expected to arrive at the Morrow
summer home soon for a vacation.
The Lindbergh honeymoon yacht,
Mouette, which the couple have
used in all their sojourns here,
has been ordered made ready for
use about June l.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
TOO MANY FISH

SWAN QUARTER. N. c. Wg -
Closed fishing season at Lake Mat
tamuskeet, gigantic fish and gam
preserve, has been ended abruptly
because there are too many fish
in the lake. Officials of the United
States Biological Survey reported
the lake overstocked with black
bass. and that reduction of their
number is necessary to protection
of the fish themselves.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
L. A. Hay

LOS ANGELES, May 81 W.R)-Hay
market unchanged to slightly easier
Receipts equivalent 45 carloads. AL
falfa comparable u. S. No. 1880
1850; u. S. No. 2 leafy 1450-15.50;
U. S. No 2, 1300-1400.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

Joseph Pluth, Lake county, re-
Gently killed a large mountain lion
which had been treed by his dogs.
Heavy rains while Sacramento
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

Colusa county will probably be al
lowed 25,000 acres of rice under the
code; a reduction of 1000 acres
from last year
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

valley pears were in full blossom
reduced the crop so per cent ac-
cording TO report.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

N. Pozzi, Bloomfield, Sonoma
county, drives all kinds of farm
machinery by running water from
a spring through a Pelto wheel.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

LOS ANGELES, May 81. UP -
Following are Jouays market quo
tations.
Hens, LeghornS, 215 to 81 lbs. 18c
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to lbs. .18c
Hens, Legholns, lbs. and up ...18c
Hens, colored, 81 to 4 lbs. .....22c
Hens, colored, over lbs. ............24c
Broilers, over l to 11s lbs. ..........14c
Broilers, over IA to 2A lbs. ......14c
Fryers, Leghorns, "a to 31a lbs. 15c
Fryers, colored "a to 3A lbs. .20c
Roasters, soft bone, 3lA lbs. up .21c
StagS
Old rooSterS
Ducklings, Pekin, Az lbs. up ......16c
Old ducks ....----.--.-- ...-..----.-..---.-.. 30
dSSoe lOC
Young tom turkeys. IA lbs. and up
to 18 lbs. ................................
Young tom turkeys, over 10 lbs.
ana up
Hen turkeys, 9 lbs and up ...........16c
Old tom turkeys ...............-..-15c
Old hen turkeys ..............................15c
Capons. under z lbs. ..---..--.-.-.........20o
Capons, Z lbs. and up................23c
Rabbits, No. l white, . OF q lbs...10c
Rabbits, No. l ole .....-...-----.-.--..---. 6c
Rabbits. No mixed coloIs, 8
10 IDS. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
Flax Market
L. A. Banks

Blu ASktu
TranSamerica ................ 61s 6A
Security First Natl. .......37 37la
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27

ttt&t Listen 10 The Voiee Of Firestone- jeafny6is
Richard Crooks, GkaayS SWarfbo8f, Nelson Eddy or
Margaret Speaks - epeyy Monday Bfgbf Oper
N. B. C.-WEdF NeftOTk. 4, a Fire Star Program
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
|. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, May 81. WD =
Following are Jouays market quo
tations.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
QLDFIElD TYPE

Designed and built with
high grade materials.
Equal or superior to any
special brand tire made for
mass distributors and ad-
Vertised as their first line
tire but without manufac-
turers name or guarantee.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
SENTINEL TYPE

This tire is good quality
and workmanship and
carries the Firestone name
and guarantee, and is
equal or superior to any
tire made in this price
class.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-27
CENTURY PROGRESS TYPE

Designed and built with
high grade materials.
Equal or superior to any
sO-cnIled First Grade,
Super or Deluxe line of
tires built, regardless of
name, brand or by whom
manufactured, or at what
price offered for sale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Pro sklenici piva.

Nezamestnany otec 8 dftek,
jenz dostava podporu, 72lety
Paris G.. Lambert z Hardwood
strelil a tezce zranil v hadce o
sklenici piva 48leteho, Jamese
HI. Cox. Kulf zranil jej do xii
re tax, Re streleny paralyso-
van byl cd pasu dolG ma t6le.
Lambert pTisel do Annapo-
lis, ably 81 nakoupil nejake po-
treby z podpory. Zastavil Sc V
hospode. Do hadky Sc pustil S
Coxem, jehoz zadal O sklenici
piva. Cox odpovedel mu, re
dostava dosti ma podpoTe, ably
tuto koupiti sobe mohl. Lam
bert Sci do tamnf zastavarny a
koupiv 81 tam revolver, vratil
Sc do hospody a stTelil Coke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Lord Mayor z Dublinu
" Baltimore.

Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor z
Dublfnu v Irsku ~navst1vil V So
botu Baltimore, kde ~navstfvil
mayora Jacksona a arcibisku-
pa Curley.
Cestu kona pc vychodnfch
m6stech Spojenych Statu, V ma
deli, re pTfhodnejsf vymena
zboz1 mezi Irskem a Spojeny-
mi Staty doc1lena byti niue.
Pocftal, re Irsko kupuje We
Spojenych Statech "a diva mi
-liony liber Sterlink1 rocne
kdezto Spojene Staty odvaz1 z
Irska jenom "a $4,000 liber
SterlinkG.
We Washingtonu pTedstaven
byl sekretaTi statu, Cordell
Hull.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05

Mayor Jackson v 1tern1ch
primarkach porazil protikan-
didaty vetsinou 22.572 hlas1.
Protikandidat, Charles Moylan
byl jemu nejblizsfm. Druzf diva
kandidati o Trad mayordv,
William I. Norris a John H.
Ferguson, z1skali jenom 49,
476 HAST.
Pro znovuzvolen1 do 1Tadu
mestskeho radn1ho zv1tezil
James T. Kl1ma v 2. distriktu a
S MIN Boland a Briscoe.
Volby techto odporuceny
byly v druhem distriktu pc in
dorsovani jich klubem Mladf-
XII Z. wardy pany: Eugene H.
Beer, mestskym registratorem,
James B. Blake, klerkem NEST
skeho soudu a vladimir marsa-
lem, Augustem Kleckou. VId-
covstv1m techto vetsina Jack
sonova z1skala 4.888 HAST. z
osmnacti jmenovanych kandi-
dat1 pro Trad mestskych rad
nj, Jacksonovi nakloneno jest
jedenact.
James T. Klima obdrzel T.
574 HAST, Boland 1914 a Bris-
coe 1915 hlasG. Sedma warda
dala Jacksonovi 1878 hlasG,
Fergusonovi 1877, Moylanovi
1888 a Norrisovi 423 HAST.
We vsech distriktech dohro-
mady obdrzel jackson 69,872
Moylan 47,300, Norris 6,253 a
Ferguson 1928 HAST.
Mayor Jackson dekoval svym
pfatelGm "a jejich podporu
"pfemoci pTekazku politickou
masinou u%cinenou."
Ma primarkach z1castnilo sc
So procent registrovanych de-
mokratG. Mayor zvltezil We
ctyrech distriktech re sesti. Oh
drzel nejv6tsf distriktn1 vetsi-
nu 7,947 HAST v distriktu sve-
no zapffsahleho nepTftele,
George N. Lewise, klerka mad
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Vysoudila nahradu.

Bertha Gutenko, 59leta, mat
ka Kid Williams, byvaleho "a
pasnika tezke vahy, vysoudila
v patek nahradu $4,000 "a IRA
nenf, ktere utrpela v zaff, kdyz
zranena byla automobilem Sa-
muela Caplana ma rohu Wolfe
a Monument ulic.
= Jochuovi E. Norris, pfif-
cena byla nahrada $4,000 "a
zraneni utrpene ~automobilem
ma Charles a Fayette ulic1ch |.
kvetna.
- Richard Bafford, ctyrle-
TT a jeho babicka, Evelyn Ze-
70, obdrzeti mali nahradu "a
zranenf automobilem. Hoch
dostati ma $4,000 a jeho babic
ka $1,000 cd Vincenta Cicero,
ktery je zranil automobilem.
kdyz stall v ochranne zone ma
Park Heights a Rogers avenue
20. 1nora 1884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05

volbami. Nejenom re v dis.
triktu rozhodne zvltezil, ale
prorazil tam i sc vsemi kandi.
daty S MIN spojenymi.
Vfteznemu mayoru telegra.
mem blahopral Moylan o 8. no.
dine V noel, kdy v1tezstvf ma
'yorovo stvrzeno bylo.
Ma mestske radnici a v hote-
lu Southern, hlavnfm stanu
kandidata, nastal jasot pTi OBJ
jeven1 Sc mayora. Kazdy ma
obou m1stech, kdo mohl, poke
paval v1tezi ma ramona, obj
mali jej a radostf, dGvere ne
bylo konce. Kolem 10. hodiny,
kdyz snedl diva sandwiche
vstoupil do sveho automobile,
sedl 81 a rekl: Cali right, Joe
Geho cernossky chauffeur)
jedme dom1," tax udava novi-
narsky zpravodaj.
Republicans NELL kontest je-
nom v jednom distriktu.
Frank sevcfk, kandidat v 2.
distriktu obdrzel 1926 HAST.
Oba, jak John A. Meyer tax
George Sellmayer, Chill 81 We
stfedu vecer naroky ma sve zvo
len1 do uTadu presidenta NEST
ske rady. Spor urovnan byti
ma tento ctvrtek, bude-li urov-
nan. Use zaviseti Dude asi ma
prepocten1 HAST odevzdanych
pro oba kandidaty. Pole ne1-
fednlch policejnfch odhadG We
stredu veTeno bylo, re zvolen
byl vlastne %Sellmayer, kandi-
dat Curran frakce, vetsinou a.
81 10 HAST.
Porazeny kandidat, Moylan,
sllbil pc SVEN navratu z Ere
derrick We stfedu, re podporo-
vati Dude pTi volbach Jacksona
V kvetnu.
Streda byla opet dnem, kdy
hrnula Sc blahopranf, kvetiny
a telegramy do 1radovny Jack
SOnOVV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Zakonodarna " Annapolis
odrocena.

V 1tery doslo ku odrocenf Sc
zakonodarny "a dosti neklid-
nych okamzikG jakymi charak
t%erisovano jest cel6 90 dennf
zasedan1 letoSnf.
V posledn1ch okamzicfch ne
klidneho a ostreho stranickeho
zasedan1 vykonano:
Porazen1 likernf pfedlohy,
kdyz Dim zakonodarny prot
teto rozhodl, neodstraniti pivni
a vinne hospody v Baltimore a
n~ezav1rati hostince V nedeli.
Loterie mali byti dovoleny V
Marylandu bude-li- dodatek
navrzeny prijat odhlasovanfm
volic1.
Zavedena povinna starobnf
pense. PensistGm nema vice
placeno byti neil 81 denn6.
Prodavaci automobile vy7a-
ii jsou z placenf 1 procentnf
dane z prodeje, ale kupujfcf
zaplatiti must jedno procento
ma cenu automobile, kdyz do
stavati Dude titul ma tuto.
Kontrola mad gasolfnovou
DAM pro pobocne silnice pro-
dlouzena ma dalsf diva roxy.
Ucitel6 ma staten podporo-
vanych Skolach, must skladati
pT1sahu vernosti ku Spojenym
Stat6m.
Jak dalece statu Dude MOI
no sehnati pen1ze potTebne ma
podporu nezamestnanych, k
cemu ma hruba 1 procentnf
dan z prodeje pemoci, je "a
hadou.
Ma pensi narok mfti budou,
KIDD dosahnou veku 65 rokd,
jsou obcany Spojenych Stat6
pc Is rokG a nemaj1 pf1buz-
nych ktef1 by je podporovati
mohli.
Tri skupiny z Johns Hop
kins university telegraficky "a
dali governera Nice, ably pred
lohu pfijatou zakonodarnou a
kterou ucitel6 a professor by
NELL skladati pT1sahu vernosti
ku Spojenym Stat6m, nepode-
psal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Tydings chce zrusenf MIRA,
a AAA.

Marylandsky senator, Tyd-
ings, vyzyva Rooseveltovu adj
ministraci, ably odvolala "alfa-
beticke nestv1ry'' a zastavila
pokusy "vesti vladu horkeho
vzduchu."
Vyzvu tuto ucinil v 1tery Sc
nator v kongresu.
Marylandsky senator male
hal, ably ma m1sto techto admi-
nistrace starala Sc vracenim Sc
ku zakladn1m pravdam zeme a
tim ozivila obchod S cizinou,
urovnala svuj rozpocet a usta-
lila menu.
Zvolal: "Tazi sc zdali aspon
Jenom ma cas- pomohli jsme ze-
mi temito sladkostmi (NRA a
AAA". Dale volal:
"BGh vi, re v Bfl6m Dome
nido nepTal 81 udelati pro ma
rod vice neil Franklin Roose-
welt, ale ia predpovfdam, re
neobrat1me-li tvar svoji a ne
vratlme Sc zpet ku rozumnosti,
budeme jednoho dine litovati
|techto experimental"
"Kazdy zpGsob NRA a AAA
jest zp1sobem zvysiti ceny a
tim jsme neschopnejs1mi pro-
davati nase produkty v zemi
mimo teto."
Fakticky: zaoravati bavlnu
mordovati veprovy dobytek a
zkracovati setbu psenice, jaK
vedeny nynejs1 administered,
jenom pfipravuj1 zemi O pro-
| stredky sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Parolovani.

Usvedceni, re zavinili smrt
osoby S mimi jedouc1 v automo-
blu, 17lety Frank Mates a 19
lety Bernard Mooney, parole
vani byli ma 3 roxy soudcem
kriminalnfho soudu, Owensem.
Nehoda udala Sc II. listopa-
du, kdyz jmenovan1 a ctyTi j.
nj jeli S mimi We vyp1jcenem
automobile. Automobil, KITE
ry rfdi1 Mates, uklouzl pri Wy
hyban1 Sc jinemu a vrazil dc
sloupu. Zabit byl Solomon
Goldfinger. V automobile kro-
me techto jeli: John Bucek
John Banaski a Walter Kul-
man. Pred nehodou jezdili
mestem pc nekolik hodin. Ka-
zdy z Mich T1dil automobil pc
nejakou dobu.
Pr l1cenf soudce zvolal:
"Pr1pad tento ukazuje stu
aci, ktere Tide podrobeni jsou
ma kaZdy den v rOce. Zde Je
sest hochG, nemajfc1ch zadny
soucit S lidskym zivotem = wy
dluz1 Sc automobil = jedi pc
meste, zavinf skorem dive ne
body, pax Sc rozezenou dale
ulic1 a konecne zabijf tohoto.'
Soudce paroloval je ponevac
pred tim nedopustili Sc pTestup
ku a pax Ito mt bylo je DAFT
zavf1ti do polepsovny.
Ia tyden pc pr~opustenf SVEN
z vezenf ma parole, do nehoz
odsouzen byl ma tTi roxy Ia "a
bit1 Solomona Goldfinger V O.
sudne automobilove nehode,
Frank Mates, zatcen byl We
stTedu ma obzalobu, re T1dil au-
ackoliv license jemu
dana nebyla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Nedaval il dosti ma 1tratu.

Robbie hrnecky, tal1fe a
sklenice uvedeny byly "a d.
kaz patalie Sc svoj1 rozhneva-
nou manzelkou, jez nalezla
"kasicku s hotovymi" v jeho
restaurantu zamcenou, restau-
raterem Morgan M. Buchner,
kdyz zalovana jim byla v sobo-
tn, re il nedava dosti pence ma
1tratu, jak ona by rada mela.
Die svedectvf Buchnerova
manzelka brala 81 z kasicky
restaurantu co chtela az do
dine kdy kasicka zamcena byla.
Urazena manzelka zasypala
manzela hrnecky, talfri a skle-
nicemi, jejichz strepiny man
Eel soudci pTedlozil ga d.
kaz."
Soudce rozhodl, re manzel
vinen nebyl.