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the X-ray is directed from a def
mite distance toward the hand. This
ray has the ability to penetrate
tissue, but, following natural or
physical law, its ability to pene-
trate tissue varies, according to
how dense or compact that tissue
is. AS result Of this, then, the
more dense the tissue, the less
penetration occurs. And, likewise,
the less dense, the more penetra-
ton will occur. Therefore, in the
hand we have the muscular, ner-
vous, connective, and vascular It's
sues, which have approximately the
same density, and the bone tissue,
which is more dense in structure.
AS a result of this, an X-ray pic
ture of this hand will show a dark
shadow, representing the soft It's
sues, and a light shadow, represent
ing the bony tissue. If there is
a break in the bony tissue, the
density at that point would be
changed.
This density variation is the
basis Of X-ray work, and this vari-
alton must always be marked
enough to show, or the pictures will
be Of no value.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-06
RAY FILMS SHOW DENSITY
VARIATIONS
DR.. w. D. Brown

Many people have the wrong
conception of what an X-ray or an
X-ray picture is for. True, an x
ray picture often is very essential
to aid in the proper diagnosis Of
disease; yet this modality cannot
be used in every case to clear up
a differential diagnosis.
Where there is a broken bone
or tumor of the bone or destruc-
tive process in bone or any tissue
which causes a change in density,
then X-ray is of value in showing
precisely what is the matter. The
action, then, of the ray is somewhat
as follows: By means Of electricity
and the proper apparatus, the x
ray is manufactured continuously
while the machines are running.
It is then projected in the direc-
ton wanted, just as you would
direct a stream of water passing
through hose by moving the hose
in any direction you desired. If
the hand is being examined, the
film, which is sensitive to this ray,
is placed beneath the hand, and
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Through this medium young people who wish
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William Borah Idaho long spot
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elected president he would nchg passed
congress- He legislation unconstitutional although
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Notwithstanding high regard intelligence
great admiration sturdy independence
the Negro people will be cast his favor Nor likely
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Evening star., 1935-12-23

tice had been hit by the tempest of
public opinion against the Anglo
French peace proposals.
But the subsequent resignation OF
Sir Samuel Hoare and Great Britain's
avowed continuance OF strong
policy of League of Nations support
was deemed by many observers to De
a striking victory for Eden.
Elegant of dress and OF daShlng
manner, Eden dislikes, nevertheless
to. be called youthful.
Student Of Languages.
He is a student of. Oriental Ian
euages, speaks German, French and
Arabic f1uently; reads Proust assid-
uouslv and is at home with any class
Of people.
To Italian barbs he merely has
shrugged his shoulders in an OXonian
manner and smiled.
He got his start in foreign affairs
as parliamentary private secretary TO
Sir Austen Chamberlain, when the
latter was foreign secretary from 1925
to 1929.
Continuous Success.
Chamberlain taught him so well he
Immediately stepped out in front as
a man of great promise in the nations
affairs.
Since then he has enjoyed con-
tinuous success in government posts
and has become so well travelled that
critics have called his diplomatic
trips "Edens circus"
He is married and has two sons.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

Christmas advertisements made their
appearance, Christmas poems and edi-
torials. From this time onward the
religious significance Of Christmas has
been growing In all the evangelical
churches"
The Puritans were right in their
contention that Christmas was pagan,
the historian said.
The holiday began about the mid
die of the fourth century after Christ"
as a purely spiritual observance. he
explained. Soon, however, garlands
and feasting associated with the an
cient Roman feasts of Saturn and the
Kalends of January and the Northern
European barbarian festival of Yule
were added
Evening star., 1935-12-23

cepted in America, even in the church,
Prof. Sweet asserted. He said:
Literature of the great evangelical
religious groups-the Baptist, Congre-
gationalists and Presbyterians-held
no reference to the festival Of the
nativity up to the Civil War.
shortly after the war a Presby-
terian organ in Louisville objected to
the observance of the day on the
grounds that there was no evidence to
establish exactly the date of Christ's
birth and that there was nothing in
the New Testament to indicate that
the birthday should be celebrated.
Change in Attitude.
"Ten years later, or about 1880
Christmas issues of church papers
show decided change in their attitude
Evening star., 1935-12-23

II. La Guardia Of New York. confer
ence president, said it would be good
committee to cooperate with the Fed
eral Government, and particularly the
next Congress, in presenting the needs
of the cities.
The members:
Watkins Overton, Memphis, chair
man; Harold H. Burton, Cleveland;
Joseph K Carson, jr., Portland, Greg
r. E, L. Chancey, Tampa; Frank
Couzens, Detroit; Harry D. burst
Springfield, Mo; Meyer c. Ellenstein
Newark; Thomas Gamble, Savannah;
Oscar F. Holcombe, Houston; Hilary
z. Howse, Nashville; James r. Law
Madison; ]. Fred Manning, Lynn; Roy
N. Towl, Omaha, and George J. Zim-
norman, Buffalo.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Woman Burned to Death.

MELROSE, Mass, December %
P).-Flames from trimmings OF
Christmas packages she had wrapped
a few minutes before caused the
death yesterday of Pauline F. Mullen,
80.
Miss Mullen took the trimmings to
an incinerator at her home and
touched a match to the paper. A
gust of wind blew the fire toward
her, igniting her dress. She was dead
when taken to MelroSe Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
EDEN IS YOUNGEST
IN POST SINCE 1851
New Foreign Secretary Has
Had Brilliant Ca
reer.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, December 23.-At 49,
Capt. Anthony Eden yesterday became
the youngest British foreign secretary
since the Earl of Granville held the
post in 1851. at the age OF SO.
Through his mother, Eden is re-
lated distantly, to the late Vicount
Grey, noted as foreign secretary IN
the early daYS of the World war.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Yule Spirit Was Public Enemy
And Branded Pagan Outla,c

declared Prof William Warren Sweet,
University of Chicago church historian,
that they passed a law in the general
court of the Colony of Massachusetts,
saying:
"Whosoever shall be found observing
any such day as Christmas or the like,
either by forebearing of labor, feasting
or any other way, as festival, shall
be fined shillings."
Only during the last half century
was the Christmas spirit generally ac-
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Light Wires Short -Circuited.

TEANECK, N. j.. December %
(Pr.-Charles F. Hahn, As, was burn
ed to death yesterday in a fire which
broke out in his home when light
wires on a Christmas tree short
circuited.
Hahn's daughter, Edythe, Is, suf-
fered fractures of both ankles in leap
ing from the second floor. Mrs. Flor
ence Hahn. AZ, the wife, and James
B. HeSeth, As, a boarder, fed to
safety.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
IA MAYORS NAMED
TOADvISORY BOARD
La Guardia Selects Committee to
Cooperate on U. S. Legislation
on Municipalities.

BY the Associated Press.
Mayors of IA cities have been named
to the advisory board which acts fol
the United States Conference of May
ors on Federal legislation affecting
municipalities.
In appointing the board Mayor F
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Too Eager for Presents.

NEWPORT, KY, December %
R).-The young son of Herman Wal
ton in nearby Dayton "just couldn't
wait" for Christmas.
Assistant Fire Chief Edgar Kiefer
reported the youngster used matches
to look for presents hidden in a
closet.
The presents were there.
An older sister, Virginia, 10, was
burned as she put out tfe fire which
resulted.
The presents were burned, too.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Three Die in Ice Plunge.

FOND DU LAC. Wis, December
% CP).-The bodies of three men,
trapped in the cab of their truck
when it broke through thin ice on
Lake Winnebago, were recovered by
o diver last night.
The men, Joseph Schmidt, %;
Irving Kinsley, %, and Edward
Jurgensmier, %, were en- route to a
fishing hole in the lake ice when the
accident occurred late yesterday. The
truck plunged into IA feet of water
500 feet from shore.
Evening star., 1935-12-23
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO; December %. The
Christmas spirit was traced back in
history today and identified as a one
time public enemy"
Branded a pagan outlaw, it was
banished from New England by the
Puritans in 1853.
Law Against Celebrating.
Yule gaiety and feasting so irked
those solemn pillars of the church.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

Eden, W h os e
meteoric career
has in lu d e d
since 1881 the
posts Of under
secretary of for
eign affairs, lord
privy seal and
League minister,
is regarded by
diploma is as one
OF the worlds
outstanding in
ternaticnal nego-
tiators.
Two weeks ago
political circles
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Yule Tragedies
CHILD'S EAGERNESS FOR
PRESENTS BRING SORROW.

VILLA RIGA, Ga, December %
(P).-Mildred Lee Adams, II, rode
with her father, L. E. Adams of At
lanta, to deliver a load of Christmas
trees yesterday.
A fiat tire forced them to halt. An
automobile struck the truck, killing
the girl and injuring the father.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Hearst pro Al Smitha "a demo
kratickeho kandidata.

William Randolph Hearst,
vydavatel listG v p%ojednanf Q
politicke situaci uverejnenem v
jeho vecern1ch listech p1se
"Mysllm re by Alfred E. Smith
byl mocnym kandidatem presi-
dentske nominace ma pravem
Jeffersonskem demokratickem
l1stku."
Smith jest die Hearsta osved-
cenym vGdcem prave demokra-
tickle strany a jeho zasady spo-
cfvaj1 ma zakladech cele teto
strany.
Tazan ma 1sudek, kdo mel
byti nominovan republikany
odvetil, re rozhodovanf neza-
lei ma mem, ale dodal, re Hoo
yer jest dobrym clovekem ia
ko soukromy obcan, ale jeho
kandidovanf by bylo velkym O.
mylem a vyslovil Mailed, re
zp1sobilejSf jsou guverner Ian
don z Kansasu nebo Frank
Knox z Illinoisu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Proti pristshovalcIm

Americka legie, Odboru Hi
nois, We II. vyroc. zasedani We
Quincy, Illinois, schva1ila reso-
luci ~pozadujfcf federaln1 zako-
ny ma deportaci nepfiobcenych
pfistehovalcG kteTf dostavajl
verejnou podporu.
Frank j: Belgramo NIL, re
San Francisco, narodn1 velitel
Legie, v proslovu k legionaTdm
nalehal ma ne ably jich organi-
FACE Sc lined vyslovila pro no
tove vyplacen1 veter. bonusu, a
zasadila Sc o plnou podporu
vdov a sirotkG pc legionaf1ch,
kter1 padli nebo byli zmrzace-
nj ma b~ojistfch "a mofem. Mlu-
We o cizinc1ch, pravil:
"V teto zemi je mfsto pro je-
diny ism = a to je America
nism. MI neupframe jinym
|lidem pravo zfti pod kazdym
jinym druhem vlady, jaka Sc
jim zamlouva, ale zde Anne
rice verfme v 1stavu, svobodu
reci a tisku. Volnost Teci a tt
sku ale pTestava il kde zacfna
prorada."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Zavrate zmizely.

PAM Auguste Wilhelms, Sea
Cliff, L. l., N. Y, plse: PreJi
81 Yam oznamiti, re nemohu
byti bez Hoboko. Byla jsem
nemocna, trpevse neustale "a
vratemi. Toto jest nyn1 vice
neil rok zpatky. Cd te DOLBY
vzala jsem dobrou davku Ho-
boko kazdy den a zavrat 1plne
zmizela. Pfeji 81 Yam pode-
kovati "a tento dobry lex
Ora. Petra Hoboko povzbuzu-
je travenf a vymesovanf a tax
pomaha prfrode v jejf praci,
uzdravovani. NemGze byti ma
lezeno v lekarnach. Nenl-li
mono jej obdrzeti cd mfstnlch
jjednatelG piste DR.. Peter Fair
ney & Sons Co., 25O1 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Bandita zastrelen, osm chyce.
no pri prepadu.

Statni policie a mistoserif
pfepadli V nedeli dev6t bandi-
til okradajfc1ch a drzfcfeh We
sve moci dvacet osob We Farm
Rest, hospode ma Monticello
Liberty silnici a usmrtili Geo.
Fats Klein z New Yorku,
kdyz neposlechl rozkazu III
staff staff, Osm jinych, ut1ka-
jfcfch pc silnici schytano bylo
a uv6zneno.
PTepadenf bandity byly bez
kalhot. Tyto prohledavali Jim
bandite zat1m CO pet zenskych
pTedstavitelek 'hledeli bezrad-
ne ma bandity. Bandite jak-
mile policiste vtrhli, hrnuli Sc
ku dveT1m a oknGm.
= Fred Trimacco, 23lety,
raketyr, hledany policif We Fl
ladelfii a Baltimore, byl zastre
len policif v New Yorku v ne
deli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Konec bandity.

Telo Johna Hamiltona bylo
nalezeno v znacnem rozkladu
trent federaln1mi agenty, v
melkem hrobe u sterkovny
vzdalene- jen pGl mile ma sever
cd Oswega, Ill. Zjistili mrtvo-
lu Dillingerova pobocn1ka die
chrupu a schazejfc1ch dvou pr
stu. Koroner nasel v tele til
kousky olova. Objevena byla
V JAIME sotva tfi stopy hluboke.
Byla posypana nehasenym vap
mem, ably rozklad nastal ury-
chlene.
z celeho Dillingerova gangu
jest ma svobode jiz jen Josef
Fox, jediny z des1ti trestn1kG
ktef1 "a povestneho 1teku, &c.
zaf1 1888 utekli re statn1 trest-
nice Indiany v Michigan City
"a Dillingerovy pomoci. Fox
die vseho sc cd handy zahy Cd
stepil a nekde Sc dosud skryva.
z Dillingerovy handy bylo u
smrceno devet lupicG vcetne le-
tos V Columbus v Ohiu popra-
veneho Pierponta. Sest jich
bylo polapeno a odsouzeno ma
dels1 dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
zaba, ktera zere kachny a
kurata.

V Americe velmi zhusta Sc
objevuje zaba, zvana volska,
latinsky Rama catesbyana. Ia
dn1 nohy teto zaby mef1 ctvrt
metru a i jeff HAS jest podobny
Tevu krav, zvlaste kdyz jake u
mas v dobe lasky pocnou svou
symfonii, tn i americke nervy
toho nesnesou, nebot rev tento
je slyset nekolik anglickych
mil. Americana il str1lejf, chy-
taj1 do past1, ma udice a pod.
Jsou velmi Grave a pGsobl vel
Ike skody roln1kdm bllzko vod.
Zmocnuje Sc vseho, CO NIUE
pTemoci a pTepadnouti. Mia
de kachny, plovouc1 pc vode,
stahuje tato zaba do hlubiny,
utopf je a pohlcuje, coz cinl i
kuratGm, pc bTehu Sc potuluj1-
elm, jichz Sc zmocnuje skokem.
Zadn1 stehna volske zaby chut-
najf pry vyborne, a ponevadz
jsou zadnf .nohy ctvrt metru
dlouhe, proto sc take z teto pf1
ciny low ma tohoto lomoz1c1ho
obojzivelnfka provozuje Gle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Diva chyceni.

Department spravedlnosti We
Washington oznamil, re u Al.
landale ma Floride zatceni byl
diva pro dnos Edwarda G.. Bre.
mer, bank6Te re St. Paul v lie.
dnu 1884.
Zatceni byli: William Wea.
yer a Myrtle Eaton, neprovda-
ma. HONDA "a vGdcem handy
Avinem Karpis, stale je v prou.
du. Karpis V polosvetu INA
mym jest jake cold Creepy"
Vedle neho hledani dalsi
diva: Thomas H. Robinson, Il
nosce Berry v. Stoll, promi
nentn1 zeny Louisville 10
T1jna 1884 a William Mahar
pro 1nos mladeho George We.
yerhaesera V kvetnu v Tacoma
Washington.
Weaver a Eaton zatceni byl
ma slepicf farme, dive mile oc
Allandale V pondel1 kolem 7
hodiny rano. Nell sebou 2 70.
k ystareho hocha, ktereho Eat.
cent pTedstavujfcf Sc jake Mr.
a Mrs. J. w. Osborne, pTijal
pred nekolika m6sfci "a sveho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Americky film zakazan We
Vidni.

Filmova verse "The Black
Cat" Poole literarn1 prace, jiz
napsal americky spisovatel AL
Ian Edger Poe, davno jiz mrt-
w, byla censorn1 radon zaka-
zana pro cele Rakousko. Ia
prfcinu Sc udava, re dGstojn1ci
byvale c1saTsko-kralovske ra-
kousko-uherske armady jsou
We filmu vypodobneni urazlive,
re cele obsazenf filmu diskre-
dituje Rakousko a soucasne re
by sc tento film dotknul nepT1-
JENNIE vlasteneckeho a nabo-
zenskeho c1ten1 RakusanG.
= Cirkulace nemeckeho fill
mu "Maedchen in Uniform S
anglickym dialogem pro anne
ricka divadla byla zakazana.
Zakaz vydal Will H. Hayes,
predseda Motion Picture Pro
ducers and Distributors of A
merica. V zakazu Sc prav1, re
verse tohoto filmu je poruse-
MIN administrative kodu a re
je "nepripustna v divadlech
pred smisenou audience" S ne
meckym dia1ogem byl vsak uz
tento film delsl cas- pTedvaden
ma nekolika mfstech We Spoje-
nych Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Amerika championem.

Re statistiky Lfgy narodd je
vidno, re lonsky rok byl re-
kordnlm pro pivovary ma &C.
lem svete. Roku 1888 bylo pTi-
blizne uvareno $4,000, 900, 900
pintG piva, avsak roku 1884
bylo piva uvareno jiz 100000
100000 pintG. K tomuto IVY
SEMI prispelo hlavne zrusenf
narodnf prohibice We Spoj.
.Statech.
Drive poole mnozstvf uvare-
neho piva bylo ma prvnfm mi
ste Nemecko, avsak roku 1884
toto prvenstv1 V oboru pivovar-
MIN pTipadle Spoj. Stat1m. We
|Spoj. Statech bylo totiz roku
1884 uvafeno 44,2O8, 900 hex
tolitrG, kdezto V Nemecku je-
100000 a We Velke Britanii
pouze 34,147,0O hektolitr6
piva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Tajemne zraneni.

V New Yorku, jak policejni
zaznamy uvadf, streleni byli a
t6zce zraneni 80. srpna v rade
vystfel1, ktere byly asi podob-
nou bandou vyvolany v odpla-
tn. Policie zahajila shon po
sedanu S New Jersey tabulka-
mi, z nehoz ctyTi otevreli strel-
bu ma jiny automobil, v nemz
sedel Frank Dolak, % roxy
starry a Benjamin Holinsky, &c
lety. Tfet1 S mimi v automobi-
lu jedoucf prchl, kdyz diva jme-
novan1 klesli ma sedadlech. V
nemocnici zadny z mich nezod-
povedel otazky detektiv16.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Prepaid "beauty parlors."

We Filadelfii policiste ku
pfanf rozhnevanych manzelG
pfepadli beauty parlors" a
stravili Mich dlouhou kolikra-
tie chvfli neil vymotali vlasy z
maSin zkraslovac1ch salonu. Y
salonech nalezena byla spojenl
S rUznymi zavodisti a cele ar
chy obsahujfc1 jmena sazecek
ma to nebo ono. Manzele ste
zovali 81, re manzelky prosaz1
to, "a co koupeny byti mali po-
traviny.
Jean Townsend, 37leta a
Emma Smith, 5Oleta, ridily ty-
to "krouzluj1ce" pfi tom vlasy
a vyb1rajfce sazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Jdi Sc svetem.

Kazdy den pc devet rokG-
az do sve smrti - pes pfisel
ku vchodu do Shibuya stanice
v Tokiu, hlavn1m meste ia
ponska a marne cekal cele no
diny ma navrat sveho mrtveho
pana. Tato oddanost dotekla
Sc srdcf Japoncu tax, re neje-
nom postavili mu pomn1k vedle
mfsta, kde cekaval, ale poslali
i sosky zobrazuj1c1 jej do kaz-
de skoly pc cele r1si jake vzor
vernosti.
= zaludek 40 liber tezkeho
psa NIUE naplniti Sc trikrate
test vahou pokrmG nezli jest
zaludek $50 liber vaz1clho
muze.
Vice neil 70 procent
vsech ryb snedenych pc cele
Anglii nynf kupovano Jest va
renych We 10000 verejnych
rybnfch kuchyni.
" Aleppo, v Syrsku, ovce
.jsou zamilovanymi domac1mi
zvfraty. Skorem kazda rodina
vlastni aspon jednu a barvf 81
il r1znymi barvami. Ma pax
treba zelene usi, oranzovou
tlamu, cerveny ocas a modre
telo nebo podobne. Kazde Cd
poledne vyvedou 81 je do ulic
ma prochazku, ktere pax jen
"ZaT1" barvami.
Jedinymi cement sveta,
kde zeny dostavajf stejne
mzdy "a tytez prace jake mu-
Ii jsou: Ceskoslovensko, Nizo-
zemsko, svedsko, Dansko a
Norvezsko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Zarlivost.

V Defiance, O., postrelil 40
Lefty Edgar Burd re zalohy ok
mem sousedova domu svou 40
'letou zenu Margaretu, Sc KITE
rou I'll jiz pc nejaky cas- v ne
Will, svou 14letou dceru Hele-
nu a Freda Klinea, ktereho po-
dezT1val, re ma S jeho zenou
pomer. Ma to Sc ma sve farme
sprovodil Sc sveta.
K rodinne tragedii zavdala
pr1cinu zarlivost a hrozba zeny
re sc da Sc sym manzelem roz
vesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
President Americke Federace
Prace o uciteIstvu a
komunismu.

William Green, president A
mericke Federace Prace, ma
konvenci Federace americkeho
ucitelstva v Clevelandu zadal,
ably New Yorska organisace u
citelstva Sc rozeSla, protoze je
ovladana komunisty.
"Nemdzeme dopustiti, ably
ucitelska unie byla nastrojem,
kterym komunisti chit dos1ci
sveho Gle = zniceni Americk6
Federace Prace", volal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Mrtvola mladikova pod pia-
mem " kostele.

Pod pTevrzenym pianem v
kostele Grasshopper Holiness
V Chattanooga, Tenn, naleze-
ma byla mrtvola 20leteho Or
vile Eldridge. Detektivove Eat
xii diva: Clyde Reavers, 25le-
teho q Laymon Cross, 18leteho
V kostele rozbity byly lavice a
okna. Ma zdi kostelnf naleze-
ma byla krev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
KazdX podepiSe.

Chef Shore v Augusta, Kan
sas, sestavil nedavno petici "a
dajfci, ably cfnske pradelny z
mesta odstraneny byly. Kdyz
kazdy obchodnik petici pode-
psal, bylo shledano, re v meste
zadna cinska pradelna nen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Americke letiste blizko
Japonska.

Armada Spoj. Staff We spo-
lupraci s filipinskymi drady
vybudovala V posledn1ch dnech
move letiste ma ostrove Batanu,
ktery jest $50 mil cd japonske-
no ostrova Formosy. Letiste
ma neobycejnou dGlezitost. Pc
die tohoto planu rozsahly ar
chipelag ostrovG ma byti poset
celou Tadou letist. Soucasne
bl1zko ostrova Batanu bylo ne.
davno zT1zeno letiste ma ostrG1
ku Dalupiri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06

Silas Overman I'll V Red
Brush, Mo-, padesat rokd, ale
teprve nynf videl, jak Sc tam
zaj1c pustil do hada. Pr praci
zahledl Silas zaj1ce chytiti Ger
neho hada do sve tlamy a tfas-
ii Jim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
License zaplatily ~pozemky.

V patnacti letech stat Penn
sylvanie koupil 465.374 akrG
pGdy "a $1,647.7O8, ktere oby-
vatele zaplatili "a povolen1 Ii
censi ku honitbe. Do konce to-
hoto roku stat prida k tomu
dalsich $4,000 akrI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Usmrtil manzelku, nevlastniho
syna a pax stfelil sebe.

V Kenansville, Severnl Ka-
rolfna, 70lety Edward A. Far
rior, byvaly obchodnik realita-
mi, ~zastfelil v nedeli svoji SO
rokG starou manzelku a IL ro-
XII stareho nevlastnfho syna.
Ma konec sam sebe zastrelil.
Vsechny tfi mrtvoly nalezeny
byly v automobile stojfcfm ma
dvorku domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Stsdry rnanzel.

V Beaver, Pa, Jesse P. Nor
gan Svedcila, re muz vyd6lan6
penfze utrat1 "a pitt a kdyz mt
jednou zbylo 35 cent?, nabfzel
pax cely petak zene, ably "a to
"cely tyden vedla domacnost"
Morgan byl parolovan S pod
m1nkou, re zanecha pitt a re Sc
Dude starati O svOu rodinu.