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The Washington times., 1935-03-21
| INSPECTORS
SILENT On
RUMORS
HeadIey, Bean Won't Reply
To Questions; House Probe
Hears Precinct Head

Should Commissioner Melvin
C.. Hazen make the request,
Major Ernest w. Brown will re-
tire as superintendent of the
Metropolitan Police Department.
He made this statement today
when a reporter for The Times
submitted four question to him,
following rumors of the possible
retirement of high police officials
as a result of the revelations
made before the House subcom-
mittee investigating washington
crime conditions.
Similar questions also were sub
mitted to Inspector Thaddeus r.
Bean and Inspector Albert j.
Headley, but these two officials
refused to comment. The ques.
tions were:
"Are you planning to retire
sOOn?"
"Have you been asked to re-
tire?"
"Will you retire when the
House subcommittee completes
its investigatiOn?"
"WOuld you retire If requested
to do so by Commissioner
Hazen?"
Major Brown read the questions
and hastily responded mo" to the
first three and IF requested
ves" tn the fourth.
Receives Many Letters
smilingly he explained that he
had been busy throughout the
morning answering numerous let
ters from local residents and or
ganizations expressing confidence
in him and his administration
of the department. He added
also there had been numerous
telephone calls from well wish
erS.
The reporter found Inspectors
Bean and Headley chatting
pleasantly together in the po-
lice inspectors quarters. 1nspec"
tor Headley was given a list
of the questions. He read them
over carefully, then said:
I'm sorry, my boy, but L
see no reason for me to COM
mcnt on this matter. / do
not intend to become involved
in a controversy over it. I re-
spectfully decline to answer the
questions"
BEAN ALSO MUM
Inspector Bean next was ap'
preached. He read the questions.
then paused for several minutes
before. saying:
Il don't think it would be
IcAna:aeA nm Pare 2 Col IL
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
Train 400 to Cut
Fastest Steam Time

CHICAGO, March 81 G.N.SO.
Thirty more minutes will be
shaved from the present running
time of Americas fastest steam
train. the Chicago and North.
western Railroads 400" operat-
ing between Chicago and Mime.
apolis and st. Paul. it was an
hounced today.
The time reduction, effective
April %, proved the latest de-
velopment in the passenger Serv-
ice competition between the North
western and Burlington railroads.
The Burlington will start its new
Twin Zephyr trains on their
first six-hour run to the Twin
Cities on April Is.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
LAUDS
NRA RESULTS
International News Service

Senator King CD of Utah
drew harsh admonition from
Senator Costigan CD of Colo
RADIO in the Senate NRA investi-
CATION today, and spectators who
packed the room cheered and
clapped applause, creating tenn
porary pandemonium.
Senator Kings sharp question
ing of a witness. Sidney Hlllman,
of the National Industrial Re
covery Board, drew the tart OBJ
servation from Senator Costigan
that the inquiry was not a court
of law. The audience began
clapping. a subdued murmur OF
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The Washington times., 1935-03-21
Earle to Attend
Milk Conference

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 81
UN.SO.-Gov. George H. Earle
today accepted the invitation OF
Gov. Herbert E. Lehman, Of New
York, to meet with executives OF
the New York milkshed States
next Sunday to discuss legislation
regulating the dairy industry.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
Federal Men to Aid
n. Y. Numbers War

NEW YORK, March 81 G.N.SO.
The Department of Justice today
stood ready to aid New York
police by taking an active part
in tracking down "higher-ups"
in the city's $5OO,O00,00O policy
slip racket.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
TIMES INDEX

THE WASHINGTON TINES
guarantees Home Delivery Serv.
Ice every evening. Should you
fail to receive yours, call DIS.
trict 1000 promptly any time
before 7:15 p. m. and your copy
will be dispatched by special
messenger.
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weather Details on Page 12J
The Washington times., 1935-03-21

r tonight; Friday fair and slightly
cOlderj Saturday shOWers.
MEAN TEMPERATURES
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CONTINUED on Page 2, Col.
The Washington times., 1935-12-19

PLYMOUTH 1885 4-Dr Sedan. low mile
age practically new tires perfect finish
c. Dick English & save. 215 Pa. Ave s. F
The Washington times., 1935-12-19

Graham 1898 6-cylinder 5-Pass. 0AAS
Sedan-Iou cannot find OHIO
cleaner Graham in the city: everything
about this car is in beautiful condi-
tion-tres paint. upholstery and mo-
tor: all VIII please Won: S4+5
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1899 22nd st. y. W. Nat. 5000
The Washington times., 1935-12-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from 5
-lo35, models; ll~l934 models; IL
styles and colors. c Dick English pays
more IN trade and sells for less Factory
Ford Dealer. 2l5 Pa. Ave. 5. T.
FoRDs-'2s ( 30 Models $50 All body
styles. all in good running order. Select
from Is. Priced down to $50. c. Dick
English 1922 Pa. Ave. $. +.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

ON THE BALCONY OF
BUCKINGHAM PALACE. King
George and Queen Mary with
their son-in-law, Lord Hardwood
(center) and grandchildren,
greeting the jubilee throngs.
q Wide World Photos
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
CHANNEL MINE
FINDS AkOTHE
new ORE BODY

Word of another important strike
in the Channel mine. near Mar
ysville, was received In Great Falls
this week.
In a 1O-foot drift intended to tap
the Burley vein, the Channel min
ers found a thin streak OF ore which
showed values Of soc at the start
and which has suddenly widened
out to 5 u feet and is now running
$3.50 per ton. 1t is believed that
It will develop into another import
ant ore body.
At grassroots, the Channel picked
up high grade ore running $4,000
per ton, Work stopped on that
shaft and the new drift was start
ed at the 15O-foot level, to strike
the high grade at depth to allow
stopping. Considerable ore is ready
for shipment, as soon as the snow
goes out.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
ASK LOAN OF
$4,000 FOR
CHROME MINE

Application for aoan Of $780,
600 for further development work
on the chrome claims Of Montana
Chrome, Inc. 10 miles up the can
yon from Red Lodge. is being made
TO the Reconstruction Finance cor
poration. according to announce
ment by Eugene c. O'Keefe. sec
rotary OF the company, at Billings
Basis for the application Is the re-
Gently liberalized regulations per-
hitting the RFC to advance sums
not in excess OF $4,000 for min
ing development work.
Directors OF the company are re-
ported as confident that the add
tional development made possible
by this financing would prove the
soundness of the chrome program
here in which event an application
for an operating loan Of 100000
would be In order.
The operating loan, officers OF
the company state. would enable
the company to erect its cOncen-
trating mill and develop its min
ing system and tramway, thus put
ting the project into production and
initiating what Is believed to be
the greatest potential industry in
Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
SITE TO QUIET TITLE

Suit to quiet title has been
brought by George W. Wilson and
c. w. Hay of Great Falls on a
group of mining claims in southern
Cascade county, Carbonate unor-
ganized district. Former owners are
Home Mining Co.. and Copper King
Mining & Development Co. The
claims are called Silver Bell, Abel,
Berry. Golden Age, Harold r. Horn
of Plenty, Mineral Point, Oriental,
Pansy, Wild Horse, Shiawasse, Oc-
cidental, Sampson and w. ]. Bryan
lode claims,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
o. 5. HAs lFuCH GOLD

More than a third Of the worlds
monetary gold and nearly a quar-
ter of the worlds monetary silver
is in the U. s. treasury or In cir
culation in the U. s. A. Gold totals
$s,519,455.O 05. a gain OF s1.4S9.-
s85,779 since February 1, 1884,
when the price of $35 an ounce
was established. Silver stocks total
797, 100000 ounces, worth $1,000,
600, 900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
NEW SUNSHINE MIL

The new mill OF Sunshine MIN
ing Co., at Kellogg is about COM
pleted and win shortly be handling
the newly discovered ore running
40 ounces OF silver to the ton. The
mill will have a capacity of 500
to COO tons daily. The old mill was
rated at 500 tons but never hand
led that much. The new seven-foot
vein, found on the $500 foot level,
has again boosted the value of
Sunshine stock, the best paying
mining stock in the district
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
WANT A LANDING FTELD2

ANY Montana miner who wants
to fly to his mine. possibly COM
muting out of Great Falls or other
comfortable residential city, need
only file on ground for a landing
field, designating II as 'millsite
claims" Such a field will cost 81
per acre or fraction thereof within
one date of location and 81 per
year thereafter for four years,
making a total cost to patent Of
IS per acre.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
MUST HAVE TARTFF

Copper mines cannot be closed
down for long periods of time and
then reopen and begin operations
without extensive preparation, de-
movai of the present copper i'm
port tax would thus leave the do
nestle copper industry totally I'M
prepared to meet the demands
placed upon it in case Of a nation
al emergency.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
ROADS TO MINES

In conformity with the request
OF the Montana planning commits
sion. w. b. Wiley, local forest
supervisor. has prepared a program
for recommended road construction
in national forests in the Great
Falls region, to reach mining camps
Funds for building roads to mines
are provided for in a bill introduc-
ed in congress by Representative G.
B. White of Idaho
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
ExTENDs CORPORATE LIFE

Anaconda Copper Mining Co. has
extended it's corporate existence
another 40 years, to 1875. 1t was
organized in 1895. capitalization
Is $500. 900, 900. It earned a net
OF $1,96O,O93 in 1884, compared
with net loss of $6.822,115 in
1Q22
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
NOW Mill RUNNING

Black Diamond mill at Troy is
now operating its new 150-ton mill,
according to Charles Smith, pres
ident. It is the second largest COM
plete flotation amalgamation gold
mill in the state. Gus King is sup
erintendent.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
sILVERTTEs MEET

National Silver association will
meet in Washington. d. c., April
SIS to bring to the attention OF
congress the fact that there Is not
enough gold TO support the currency
needed by the nation. notwithstand-
ing that gold has been nearly doubl-
ed in value during the last two
years. The meeting was called by
W. r. Allen, president.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
CUT FTVE-FOOT VEIN

Red Bluff mine near Norris cut
into a vein Of five feet OF sui
phide ore three feet from the shaft
when they began drifting, after
sinking 10 feet. Five men are en-
ployed under the direction of Will
liam Dahde and the mine is now
completely equipped.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
SILVER PRICE MOUNTS

NEW YORK-Sixty1cen silver
became a fsSt in the international
markets this week. following the
purchase of $1.OOO,OOO worth Of
silver from Mexico by the United
States. With the floating supply
of silver exhausted, the world price
is going up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
AUTo TAXES MOUNTTNG

Each motorist in the United
States paid an average of $42.72
in gasoline taxes and license fees
in 1884, according to figures COM
piled by the American Petroleum
Institute. Gasoline taxes averaged
$29.39 per car.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
HRLENA AssAY OFFICE

WASHINGTON-A $4,000 appro-
priation for a government assay
office at Helena has been added to
the treasury-postoffice departmenta1
supply bill which has been approved
by the senate.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
FINDS $4,000
GOLD I'm CACHE

.BANrNACK-A gold cache
estimated to contain $4,000
was reported uncovered in an
abandoned house here The
gold was discovered in a buck
skin bag in the Fireplace
chimney OF the house Thomas
Underwood had purchased
from the Adolph Paris estate
and was Temodeling.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
800 D. &c. .. FuNpa

WASHINGTON - Senator Pope.
Idaho. has introduced an amend
ment to the bureau Of mines appro-
priation 20 increase Il $4,000 A.
bove the $1s4O0. 900 allowed. Pope
would provide for Investigations
seeking to improve healhh condi-
lions and prevent waste in mining
operations.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
OPENS GOLD HORDE

WASHINGTON treasury de-
partment has offered to sell gold to
any foreign nation which makes an
attractive offer" and is reported to
have let Mexico have some gold.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
RuILD ROAD TO NINE

William Herbert OF Herbert Gold
Mines company of Libby is building
a new road connecting the mine
with the main highway, a distance
OF about tire quarters OF a mile
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30

LONDON-Dealings in silver on
an ope nmarket will be instituted
May / in the London metal ex-
change. Dealings will be in 5000
ounce warrants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
HoNrEsITEs nor MINERs

W.ASHINGTON-A bill to permit
sale of small homesites in national
forest lands to miners and others
employed hereby has been intro
dnced in congress by Representative
White Of Idaho.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
MANGANEsE PRODuCTTON

Montana again led in production
of manganese ore in the United
States in 1884, with a total of H.
500 tons, which was about 45T6
of the total production in the Unit
ed States
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
GOLD DIVIDEND

Premier Gold Mining Co., pays
a monthly dividend OF &c per share
on April Is on 100000 shares,
totaling $15O,0O0.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
RETM MINING COMPANY

Relm Mining Co., of Helena has
been incorporated by William M.
Myers, T. B. Weir, Harry Bennett,
John ]. Mitchke and Walter Brutsch
all lof Helena. Capitalization is
$4,000 divided into 81 par stock.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
FINANCE


WILL. SELL $4,000 contract payable
25es out Of production, secured By 611ss
lease Ia Cut Bank field 70 net investor
12e6 producing wells on iueaee now, 2
more 10 be drilled BY July first. 1856.
John W. sebmidf. Anoka. Minnesota
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
MINING
aOLp WANTED

TEXAS MINERAL AND GRAZING LAND
For Sale-1o TO 10000 acre tracts 50 70
$lO per acre. Amos Poe, 413 Andrews
nius.' Dallas Texas S-9-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-30
OIL

WILL LEASE for drilling, S3SE3 32-S5-
Nv In Kelvin unburst field. Mssry
Crabb, Bozeman, Montana. 3-5O-b
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Vysvstlena zahada jihoces-
kych pozarHH.

Ma samote mezi obcemi Sve-
tllk a Cernlkov ma Krumlovsku
je stavenf Frantiska Fusky.
Rolnice je tezce nemocna a O.
patruje il jej1 sestra. Kolem
pGlnoci pred svatkem Vsech
svatych zahl6dla opatrovnice
V lese u stromu neznamou re-
nu. Ia uvidela. re byla zpo-
zorovana, prisla Ike staven1 a
vyzadala 81 sirky, k zapalenf
svfcky. Specha pry v lese V.
nocni tine a chce 81 posvitit ma
cestu. Dostala sirky, vzdalila
Sc a "a chvfli zacalo u Fuskd
hoTet. Tee noci hoTelo take
v sousedni obci Svetlfku u roll
nfka Finka. Byl to uz desaty
nocn1 pozar V obc1ch Svztl1ku
a Cernikov6. Vzdy v dobe po-
zaru byla ma blfzku zahlednu-
ia vzdaluj1c1 Sc zenska posta-
va. Cetnictvo pc dvou poza-
rech zatklo 46-letou Katerinu
FeStlOVOu, Zenu fOInlka z Ger
nikova. Zjistilo Sc, re tajne "a
noci vychazela, aniz kdo me o
tom tusenf. Pr vyslechu Sc
pTiznala, re ohne zakladala.
Pohorelym nosila pc ohni vzdy
hrach a kos1cek chleba, ma dd-
kaz lasky k bl1zn1mu. Festlo-
va je stfzena nabozenskym
fanatismem. Prohlasuje Sc "a
posla svatych, plny pry jen
vyss1 rozkazy. Nabozensky
fanatismus Sc u nj projevuje V
tax hrozive m1re, re Dude z
vazby dodana do 1stavu dusev
ne chorych. skoda, kterou We
chvfl1ch nocn1ho poblouzneni
zakladanim pozarG zpdsobila,
odhaduje Sc ma ctvrt milionu
Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20

Albfna Kubesova, 5Oleta
vdova z Vyprachtic ma Lans-
krounsku, oznamila ma cetnic-
Ike stanici, re V jejfm domku
ma SIM lei mrtvy 87-lety del
mix Alois Schlesinger:: Oba o.
byvali spolecne osamely do
mex V zahrad6 We Vyprachti-
clch. Bylo znamo, re Schle-
singer Sc svou neteFi Kubeso-
YOU nezije v pTatelske shode.
Velmi casio dochazelo mezi
mimi k r1znicfm. Cetnfci Sc
pc jejfm ornament vydali do O.
sameleho domku, kde uz byli
obcane a prijel take lekaf DIR.
Melichar z Cermne. Pc vsi Sc
totiz jeSte v noci roznesla zpra
va, re starry Schlesinger nahle
Obcane neveTili teto
povesti, nebot Schlesinger, &C
byl star, byl zdrav. Vydali Sc
hned k jeho domku, ably Sc ma
vlastni oci presv6dcili, CO Sc
starcem sc vlastne stale. Byli
nadmfru pfekvapeni, kdyz v
ma zemi nasli Schlesin-
gera S kusem hadru V 1stech a
S cetnymi modTinami ma krku
a V obliceji. To Sc uz dostavili
cetnfci, kterf. Timed poznali, re
zde byl spachan vrazedny Gin.
DR.. Melichar shledal, re starec
jew slabe znamky zivota a pc
delsfm pokuse podafilo sc no
pfivesti k vedomf. StaTec udal
CetnfkGm, re casne rano byl
napaden 33-letym Rudolfem
Faltou z Vyprachtic, ktery u
pTespal. Zasadil mu
nekolik ran do obliceje a do
a kdyz byl odhozen ma
zacala jej jeho meter
skrtit. Pc tonic byli Falta i
Kubesova zatceni a dopraveni
do soudn1 vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Zelensky zermrel.

Ma %zbraslavi, kde I'll ma Cd
pocinku, zemrel cesky herec
Karel zelensky We veku 70 let.
'Zesnuly byl cd roku 1893 do
roku 1928 clenem Narodnfho
divadla. Odchazi v mem po-
slednf Glen star eherecke dru-
ziny, jiz seskupil Subrt v Ma
rodn1m divadle. Jake pred
stavitel realisticke herecke
skoly vynikl v postavach She's
novskych a v ceskych velkych
postavach. Byl take literarne
cinny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Vyzpovidal Sc a pax okradl
kueze.

Ma chodbe redemptoristicke
he klastera ' Cervence u Lito-
We byl knezi Ignacovi ukraden
kufr S rGznymi dropnostmi a
misionarskymi pTednaskami.
Prednasky byly zivotnfm d.
lem Ignacovym a cent 81 je ma
10000 Kc. Poole tvrzenf re-
demptoristI musel prijft zlo-
DEF do sakristie Ike zpovedi a
pax teprve do chodby. Jinak
Sc tam nemohl dostat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Protest prot SsI. roznnGtn.

Prazska "Narodnf Politika"
pise: Narodnl Politika prisla
prvnf S upozorn6nfm, re letos-
nj speech s projednavanfm, stat
niho rozpoctu, kdy soucasne
must zasedat nekolik vyborn a
projevy cin1 vzdy nekolik mi
nistrG, Sc neosvedci = nebot
cele ddlezite jednanf pride 0
publicitu. Toto m1nenf je uz
dnes obecne, jak bylo vid6ti
prave z vcerejs1ho prazskeho
tisku, ktery pc 1ternf naddro-
de ministerskych vykladd mu-
sill dokonce PROFESSIONAL prot
move snemovn1 praksi.
TAX lidove noviny zvedajf
svuj protest, protoze tato prak
Sc "znehodnocuje poslanf vaz-
nych now a zaroven ubijf VIZ
nam projev1, jimiz vlada skla-
da obcanstvu 1cty sve cinnosti
a re svych plant"
Pravo Lidu resignuje mad
"spatnou organisacf, ktera "a
vinuje, re mnoho dobrych in
formaci pada do redakcnfch
kos1. Narodnf listy litujf, re
"koalice je jiz davno i k nejo-
pravnejsfm pozadavk1m a ma
vrhGm tisku hlucha a slepa."
Ceske slovo Tfka, re "1terek
V poslanecke snemovne znovu
a velmi nazorne ukazal, re re-
zie je hluboko podnormalnf."
Venkov dospel k poznamce,
re nem1ze pro neobvykly ma
val latky seznamiti ctenarstvo
s obsahem vsech vyznacnych
Fec1 clenG vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
OdSouZeni.

Nemci V Ceskoslovensku,
pokud sympatisuj1 s Adolfem
Hitlerem, v6dcem Reichu, "a
81 organisaci, jiz naval
"Deutsche Falkenschaft," t. j.
nemecke sokolstvf. Vedoucf te-
to o~rganisace dostali sc do o.
pletanl S csl. 1Tady.
Obzalovanf J.Frolich, H.
Klein a E. Antosch byli uznani
vinnymi re zlocinu pTipravu u
kladG Poole 2 zakona ma o.
chranu r%epubliky a odsouzeni
do tezkeho zalaTe: Frolich ma
Is mesic6, Klein a Antosch
kazdy ma jeden rok S jedno-
mes(cn1m postem a k penezit6
pokute kazdy 1000 Kc, nebo k
dalsim 10 dnGm tezkeho zala-
re. Vsichni pozbyvajf cest-
nych pray obcanskych a jsou
p%ovinni uhraditi 1traty trest-
n1ho T1zenf.
y Frolicha 81 vyhradil statnf
Zastupce st1hanf pro z1ocin
emilstva prot pTfrode a sva-
den1 Ike kfiv6mu svedectv1. OBJ
zalovany Wittek byl osvobo-
zen. Jmeno poslednfho, jehoz
pfedkove Sc podepisovali pocti
We Vltek, a pax jmeno An
tosche, jehoz pTedkove Sc ne
stydeli "a AntoS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Sensacni objev Vojtecha
Klobasv.

PraZSke Vecernl CeSke SlO-
vo p1se: Sen alchymistG vsech
vekG, vyrobit zlato, je uskutec
men. Uskutecnil jej We Vfdni
prosty chemik, mas krajan Vol
tech Klobasa ,pochazejicf z
Plzne. Mas dopisovatel no ma
vst1vil We V1dni v XIV. okrese,
kde We skromnem byte zije Sc
svou zenou uz 26 let. Narodil
Sc roku 1876 V Plzni, nature
val tam a chemii studoval pax
" Praze. Pine chodil ma pred
nasky prosluleho prof. Zen
gra. We V1dni 81 nasel praci
jake mnoho nasich krajand a
pracoval 35 let v rGznych che
mickych podnicfch. V nasf &C.
ske mensine We Vfdni je dobfe
znam. Byl clenem skolskeho
odboru spolku Komensky a il
nych ceskych spolkd, usedlych
V Narodn1m dome. Tam cho-
dfval, dokud Sc mu lepe vedlo.
Pc valce smetla jeho dlouhole-
tie 1spory inflace a ted jake
pensista zije v chudob6. Ma
stestf nepovazuje penfze "a
podm1nku spokojenosti.
Vzpominky ma prof. Zen
gra a jeho pokusy no privedly
k studiu rozkladu atomd, v
nemz videl cestu k vyrobe fla
ia. Deset let pracoval ma SVEN
objevu, ale pax zlato vyrobil.
Jeho tajemstvfm je slitina lev
nych kovG, jez V elektromag-
netickem poll Sc rozkladem a.
tomG men1 v zlato. Zatfm sc
zmen1 v zlato jen pGl procenta
slitiny, tedy asi pet grant z
metraku. Zlato je neciste, pra-
We tax jake Sc naleza V pr1ro-
de. Klobasa 81 dial uz svo.ji
patentovat. Prakticky ii ne
niue dosud pouz1t, jeho zlato
je stale jeste drazsl nez zdoko
nalenl VyrOby a Je pfeSVedcen,
re je ma dobre ceste. Stojf-li
dnes gram zlata asi 80 Kc, je
pTesv6dcen, re je jednou Dude
"a 3 Kc.
Britsky a americky kapital
projevil uz zajem O Klobas1Gv
Klobasa je zatim va
Fan ma v1denskou rafinerii fla
ia, jez mu umoznila praci We
laboratof1ch a finance
vala jeho pokusy. Vedecke
prijaly jeho vynalez ja-
ko velikou sensaci, ale take S
nejvetsf nedGv6rou. Klobasa
toho MEDIA. Stezuje 81 jen, re
spolupracovnfk1. Sam
w je starry a nemocny, takze
nemGze tax pracovat, a neod-
vazuje Sc sveTit nekomu sve ia
jemstv1. Zejmena by rad ma
sci spolupracovniky v Cesko-
slovensku, jehoz chemikove
mali We svete velmi dobre jme-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-20
Uloupil $ bandou lupicIG stryci
pres million Kc.

V Ziline byli zatceni diva lu-
pici Duris a Kuchenka. Pr
vysetfovanf doznali, re We spo-
jen1 S Alexandrem Kohnem u
loupili Kohnovu stryci, obchod
nfku Preissovi ma million Kc.
Kohn byl u Preisse zamestnan
q opatTil 81 kl1ce ku vsem dve-
rim. Kdyz byl Preissem pro-
pusten, spoil Sc S obema lupiGi
a jistym Birem a chodili ma lup
k Preissovi. Nakradli skvostn
Y Gene million Kc. Lup zpene-
zoval DurisIv stryc.