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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28
HEALTH OFFICERS
SEND WARNINGS
OF THE FOURTH

Experienced health officers all over
the country are sending out warnings
of the risks involved to life and limb
in the Fourth of July celebrations that
depend upon dangerous fireworks for
their thrills. AS a substitute, they
are urging that safer and saner meth
DDS of observing Independence Day
be followed. "You can have a good
time and show your patriotism more
effectively in other ways" DIR. r. H.
Riley, Director of the Maryland State
Department of Health said, ethan by
firing of dangerous explosives. And
by all means keep such things out OF
the hands of young children.
Largely as the result of the cam
paign that was started number of
years ago by the American Medical
Association, we have fewer accidents
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28
ROAD WIDENING IN
VIRGINIA HALF DONE

The road widening on the Coastal
Highway between Bay View and Deep
Branch. a distance of 2.8 miles which
was started by the Waller Paving Co.,
of Salisbury, Md, was half done by
Monday the oath, according to infor-
nation furnished last week by the loc
al offices of the Company. The road
way is being widened eleven feet and
the concrete pouring machine employ
ed is capable of laying down thous-
and lineal feet, II feet wide, per day.
Mr.. Fulton Waller stated that his
company expected to complete con-
crete pouring by the 4th of July but
inasmuch as none of the roadway
would be opened to traffic until all
of it was twenty-one days old the road
will not be put into service until about
the LIST day of August.
The new section is the first of its
type used on the Eastern Shore Of
Virginia or Maryland. It is of REIN
forced concrete, heavy steel mesh
being imbedded in the concrete with
expansion joints placed every fifty
feet. This is said to be the most ap-
proved type of concrete road construc-
ton eliminating buckling and cracking
almost entirely.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28

from 4th of July fireworks than we
used to have. But people forget such
things very easily-out Of sight, out
of mind-and every year this warning
of danger ahead has to be repeated.
Injuries from explosives of this
sort usually result in a deep seated,
painful and dangerous wound, danger
Gus, because it is always possible that
lockjaw may develop from such &C
cidents. The source of the danger is
the germ-laden dirt or gun wadding
that is usually damned deep in the
flesh and that will cause lockjaw-
tetanus, to use the scientific name
unless measures are taken immediate
ly, to prevent it.
"The size of the explosives has
nothing to do with the seriousness of
the injury. Toy pistols, torpedoes,
caps, blank cartridges, fire crackers
big and little-and a whole host of
other explosives known by great va
riety of names-are every one of them
possible sources of extremely serious
injuries. The poison that is thrown
off in the system by the tetanus
germs-and that cause the terrible
agony characteristic Of lockjaw-is
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28

Mrs. S. B. Merritt visited her faith
er Mr.. johnson in Snow Hill, Md, last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. leila Doolin entertain
ed relatives from Eatson, Nd, over
last weekend.
Mrs. J. r. Lynch visited her sister,
Mrs. Alice Tarr on Chincoteague, Va,
last week.
Miss Gladys Bell of Quinby, Va,
Jack Bailey of Nassawadox, Va, Miss
Viola Bradford of Keller, Va, and Mr..
Edward Belote of Melfa, Va, visited
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brown, Sunday.
The Rev. o. G. Brewer has return
ed from the M. P. Conference and
will move is family to Vienna, Nd,
this week to take up his duties there.
We are sorry to lose such a friendly
family but are looking forward to
the arrival of the new pastor and his
family.
Mr.. John A. Selby is improving his
store and the postoffice by the laying
of new cement platforN.
Mrs. J. r. Lynch left Tuesday to
spend some time with her children in
Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. w. R. Stevens and children
Billie and Jean of Old Hickory, Tenn,
spent part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Sharpley, ac-
companied by Mrs. Leighton Joseph
motored to Millsboro, DEL, Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Sharpley's daughter, Mrs. Leroy
Moore. Mrs. Joseph journeyed on tc
Lewes. Del, where she will spend
some time wit her husband who is
employed there.
Miss Rebecca Adkins of Pocomoke
Md, is spending some time with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Este
Jones, Sr.
Miss Ruth Pruitt was carried las
Thursday to the Methodist EpiscNea
Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa, where
she underwent an operation the fol
lowing Tuesday. At this writing NJ
report of her condition has been re
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28

Mrs. Harold McCleary and children
Eta and Sara are spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. Otis Melvin on
Chincoteague, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Pruitt are
spending part of this week in Phila-
delphia, Pa, to be near their daughter,
Ruth, who underwent an operation on
Tuesday in the M. E. Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkins. and
daughter, Elsie of Keller, Va, visited
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Merritt on Sunday.
Mr. land Mrs. John Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hill attended the funeral
of Mr.. Frank Hill at Tempearnceville
Va, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Merritt motored
to Woodbury., N. j., and Wilmington
Del, and spent last weekend with
relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Merrill, Jr., and SON
Billie, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank johnson near Pocomoke
Md.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Samuel
Risley very i'll at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wentz, OF
Philadelphia, Pa, are spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Mason.
Miss Ethel Jones of Williamsburg
Va, has moved here to make her home
in the house formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Brown, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary Hancock, OF
Snow Hill, Md, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28
WORCESTER DEMOCRAT, PocoMoKE CRY. MARYLAND

ceived but we hope for the best.
Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. George Dry
den and daughter, Elva and Mrs. Har-
old Brimer and son, Bobbie, shopped
in Salisbury Monday.
Mr.. Edwin Ellis, an employee Of te
National Biscuit Company and for
merly of Baltimore, Nd, has been
transferred to the Eastern Shore. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Ellis
of this place.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-28

tects motors better. In every test, gravi-
metric measurement of motor bearings
showed that Germ Processed Oil pre-
vented wear far better than plain min.
eral oils. Tested in fleet of cars
equipped with the new alloy-metal
bearings used in many 1885 cars,
high-quality plain mineral oil per-
mitted $50 more aVear on connecting
rod bearings than did Germ Processed
Oil.
Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil
is the first alloyed oil-alloyed, much
as metals are, by adding concentrated
oily essence to highly refined oil. 1t is
the only oil made by the Germ Pro-
cess. 1t is the oil with the "Hidden
Quart" that stays up in your motor
and never drains away!
Say"O. K.-Drain'' with Germ
Processed Oil. Drive far-drive fast
without a worry!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

= President Roosevelt mari
dill zrusiti vyhody, kterych u
zivalo Nemecko v celnfch u
mluvach. Nar1zen1 vejde v
platnost dine Is. f1jna.
NaT1zen1 je odvetou ma jed
mani sc strany nemeckych IRA
d1, ktere Sc chovaj1 nepf1znive
v prij1man1 do zeme zboz1 a
merickeho.
= Kongres povolil zvysen1
poctu 'vojakG re 1922 ma
10000 a namoTnlkG z $4,000
ma 93,500. Byly hned otevTe-
ny odvodnf stanice, ale cd 1.
cervna do nynejska bylo odve-
demo jen 49, O7 muz1 k vojsku
a 4,5OO k namornictvu. To neni
mnoho, i tvrdilo Sc, re mladi
muzi davajf pTednost taborGm
|CCC a jine vladn1 praci. Vlad-
nj 1rednici vsak prav1, re to s
odvodem nema co ciniti. Vlada
sauna odvody prodluzuje, aby
Sc now Tide pTijimali jen v ta-
kovem poctu, ably mohli byt
ku plukGm zafazeni, jak pc.
tfeba vyzaduje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
PIl stoleti Sochy Svobody.

Bartholdi-ho "Socha Svobo-
dy" Dude slaviti pristine roku
sve padesatilete narozeniny. S
pr1pravami k oslaven1 teto u
dalosti bylo jiz pred casem "a
pocato. Spolkovy parkovy u
rad, patriot k departmental
vnitfnich zalezitost1, zada pTi
tie prflezitosti, ably kazdy, KIDD
Sc o to zajfma, pTispel We sbfra-
nj vsech pamatnych obrazkG
sochy Svobody a il Sc tykaj1-
c1ch basn1 z dolby, kdy byla ia
to socha venovana Franci1 Spo-
|jenym StatGm.
Bylo to %. f1jna 1886, kdy
tento imposatnf bronzovy mo-
nument byl odhalen ma ostrove
Bedloe V pT1stave new-yorskem
presidentem Clevelandem v
pTftomnosti nescetnych lidi,
mezi nimiz nalezal Sc i sam je-
il tvGrce. Socha byla d1lem
proslaveneho francouzskeho SO
chaTe Frederick Augusta
Bartholdi-ho pro americko-
francouzskou alianci roku
1874. Socha byla vybudovana
z veTejnych pT1spevkG a VIVA
dovala peti let prace. Celko-
w naklad byl 100000.
Socha Svobody, Sc zakonl-
KEN v jedne ruce a S planouc1
pochodnf v ruce druhe, byla
ode dine sveho odhalen1 prvym
~predmetem, ma nemz spocinu-
la vetsina oc1 nejakych 25,000,-
900 cizincG, bl1z1c1ch Sc pc pr
We americkym brehIm. Bar
tholdi mistrovske dflo bylo
opevovano prosou i versem v
kazde ,snad feci sveta. Sb1-
ranf pokud mono nejv1c tech
to chvalozpevG a rGznych ume-
leckych illustrac1 Dude tim nej-
dojemnejsfm zpGsobem oslavo-
vanf pGlstoleteho trvan1 tohoto
umeleckeho d1la. Mattel tu-
Semi, kde by bylo mono nekte-
re z techto basn1 nebo obraz-
XII naj1ti, nebo mattel nektere
z Mich sami a jste ochotni JIM
pTispeti k oslave, zaslete tyto
sve kontribuce a rady ma a.
dresu: George A. Palmer, Su-
perintendent of Statue of Lii
berty National Monument, Fort
Wood, N. Y. F. L. |. s..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
LaGuardia a Al. Smith
kazafeIi

V New Yorku mayor LaGuar-
dia a byvaly governor a kandi-
dat presidentskeho dradu, A
Smith, v nedeli kazali We zvla-
stn1 nabozenske a dobrocinne
schdzi v mestske radnici. Pred,
metem mayorova kazan1 byla
potreba nabozenskeho probu-
zenf, jez ukazati Sc ma neje.
nom We wire samotne ale i We
skutc1ch.
Predmetem Smithova kaza-
nj byla ddlezitost pokoje na
zemi a dobre vile mezi lid.
stvem. Oba, jak mayor tax
Smith uzili V kazanich svycE
hojne citatG z bible. DOZEN
rec1 jejich ma posluchacstvc
byl veliky.
Ma fecnisti vedle mich byla
rada kazatelG, knezf a rabind
Sch6ze byla pr1pravou ma "dny
vernosti" We dny 5. a 6. T1jna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

" BellviIle, Texas, nahle
zemrel rev. Antonfn Motycka,
kazatel mezi sbory Cesko-Mo-
ravskych Bratr1 V Texasu. Byl
synem pismack6 rodiny, ktera
Sc usadila v okresu Johnson V
letech padesatych minuleho
stolet1.
William Welson, parole
vany karanec a 25lety Anton
Barta, ktery udal, re pochazf
z Akron, o., ukradli drozku
Henry McCoye, kdyz il nechal
stati ma ulici Chicago. Mezi-
tim oba vypili nekolik koralek.
Vrazili s ukradenym autem do
telegrafniho sloupu, drozku
rozbili a poranili Sc. Nez Sc
mohli z trosek vyskrabati, byli
zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Student zastrelen pr stihani
vraha.

Frank Wicks, 18lety z We
lesley Hills, Mass, student We
tTet1m rocn1ku Fork Union vo-
jenske academic, osudnou ne
hodou stTelen byl V pondel1 a
usmrcen, kdyz neznamy Glen
pronasleduj1c1 Getty stfelil jej.
Statn1 policif a obyvately
pronasledovan byl vrah w. R.
Thompsona, statn1ho policisty,
ktery vrahem ~zastTelen byl,
kdyz prepaid Fork Union ban
ku kratce pc poledni.
Student stTelen byl do hlavy
a okamzit6 usmrcen, kdyz pro-
nasledujfcf ceta obklfcila les1k,
V n6mz vrah policisty Sc skry-
val. z rad pronasleduj1c1ch
paddy rany, kdyz vrah j. H.
Dougherty zahl6dnut byl. Do
m1sta stTelby dostal Sc osudnou
nehodou student Wicks a sire
len nekterym z pronasledujf-
c1ch Dougherta.
Dougherty byl chycen a "a
wren V zalaTi Henrico okresu V
Richmond. Statnf policista
Thompson z~astrelen byl, kdyz
diva bandite pTepadli Fork u
Mon banku. Thompson pTekva-
pill je. V boji S mimi padl.
Diva bandite prchli do les1-
ka. Jeden zdalo Sc, re pora-
men byl. TTet1, jenz z1stal u
f1d1tka automobile, V n6mz pTi-
jeli ku bance, ujel.
Bandite nepomohli 81 ku Fad
nym penezGm. V bance byly
pritomny jenom dive: Bernice
Thomas, pokladnice a Ida
White, jej1 pomocnice. Bandi-
te s nam1fenymi r~evolvery "a
dali o vydan1 penez. V tom
zahl6dl je policista Thmopson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
PSenicni nedostatek.

Z Topeka, Kansas, vysla v
utery zprava, re Spojenym Sta
tum hroz1 nedostatek psenice.
Sekretaf sdruzenf Kansas pes
titeld plodin, E. J. Smiley, pred
poVedel hrozfci nedostatek a
potfebu predejfti, pokud MOI
no, tomuto.
"Bude-li psenicnf pdda stf-
zena suchem a dojde-li ku VAL
&c V Europe, nenavidfm mvsIi-
II, co staff Sc mdze," varuje
Smiley.
zada, ably Americtf pestitel6
psenice zvysily p6stovanf teto
misto snfzenf, jak nynejsi
vlada porucila a "a zmenSeni
platila.
Smiley pocfta, re Spoiene
Staty importovati must pTi nei-
mensim 100000 900 busl1 pse-
nice cd ~nynejska do budoucf
sklizne.
Kanada jest jedinym dze-
MIN, kde prebytek psenicnf
vladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Eucharisticky kongres
" Clevelandu.


PTfjezdem papezsk6ho lega-
ia kardinala Patrika Hayese,1
new-yorskeho arcibiskupa, byl
v pondel1 zahajen v Clevelan-
du narodn1 eucharisticky kon-
gres.
Poslednf eucharisticky Sized
v Americe Sc konal pred peti
lety v Chicago. Byl mezina-
rodnf. V Clevelandu We dnech
%. a &c. t. m. konany kongres
je narodn1 a to v pofad1 jiz
sedmy.
We ctvrtek v posledn1 den
sjezdu vyvrchol1 kongres O.
brovskym procesfm z auditoria
do stadionu, We kterem Sc Dude
nachazeti ma 10000 1castnikG.
Odpoledne pri poboznosti Wy
slechnou 1castn1ci pozdravy a
pozehnanf, kter6 do rozhlasu
pronese v Rhine papez Plus XI.
Vsechny clevelandske hote-
ly byly pTeplneny sjezdovymi
hosty. Ulice V doln1m meste,
kudy Sc ub1raly RUNE pr6vo-
dy, byly vyzdobeny narodn1mi
a papezskymi barvami a sjez-
DOWN odznakem.
Alfred-E E. Smith v 1tery pred
zastupy z1castnenymi ma Eu-
charistickem kongresu v Cleve-
landu, hail kapitalisticky sys-
tenn.
"Mnj katechismus'', fekl,
"prav1, re milovati nam Boha
a slouziti Jemu do konce a by
ii stastnym ma vecnosti V bu-
doucfm zivote. Je-li mil ka-
techismus chybnym, nen1 treba
byti muzem. Byl bych radeji
kobylou'. Slova tato pronesl,
kdyz mluvil re komunismus a
vsechny nauky, ktere jdou s
MIN, jsou zcela chybne jak jen
to moznym tonic svete. Pra-
vii: "Ten nejchuds1 deln1k v
kapitalistickem statu jest ma
tom nekonecne lepe neil KIDD
koliv jiny V komunistickem
statu."
proc komunista napada ma.
bozenstv1? Proc kaze, re nent
Bib? Ones komunism je zor.
ganisovan pro to, ably bojoval
re nabozenstv1 je zbran1 kapi.
talisticke trfdy a re tud1z mus:
byti zniceno."
Jinym recmkem prot komu.
nismu byl Right Rev. Msgr
Fulton J. Shean z university
katolicke We Washingtonu, kite.
ry prohlasil, re v Rusku poo
ekonomickou zasterou ma 100.
100000 lidskych dust predrf
zenych Bohem pro zivot vecny
je pripraveno O welt lidskost
a sn1zen1 do stavu mravencG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Farmari ~potrestani.

TFinact farmaffdi z Missouri
soudce V st. Joseph, Mich, Cd
soudil cd jednoho dine ma diva.
a tri. roxy do vezenf. FarmaTi
byli obvineni, re Sc z~1castnili
vytrznosti V Plattsburgu, Mo-,
3. srpna, kde marsal Dilling-
ham a til jeho pomocnfci byli
student, kdyz Sc pokouseli pro
vesti drazebn1 prodej fanny
Sama Divelbisse. Ctrnacty far
mar, Harrison Jones, nebyl Cd
souzen, kdyz V soudn1 SIM ON
dlel nasledkem rozrusenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Stavkari vyIouceni.

V Clinton, Indiana, admin
strace pro verejne prace pro-
hlasila vyluku 100 delnfkG.
ktef1 vysli ma stavku. Chteli Sc
V nj domoci sn1zenf pracovnf
DOLBY re $50 ma 100 hodin me-
s1cn6. Bylo jim dano ma srozu-
menou, re Sc must vratit do
prace, chilli, ably byli placeni
z fondG WPA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
NepozdraviI vlajku.

Osm rokG starry skolak V Lynn,
Mass, odepfel v patek zdraviti
Americkou vlajku, kdyz reditel
skoly tuto pozdraviti pTikazal.
skolak, Carlton Nichols ode
pfel tuto pozdraviti, odvolav
Sc ma sveho otce, jenz zdravenf
vlaJky Sc protivil z nabozen-
skych pr1cin.
Pf1pad ten vysetTovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Lacino koupiIi.

V Bostonu policie licitovala
tfinact automobile. z ~licitace
pfidala mestske pokladne &C.
lych $1,000. Diva automobily
prodany byly pc jednom do
laru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Sized legionarI v St. Louis.

Parada Americke legie v St.
Louis, ktera trvala asi osm no
din, a V jej1mz prGvodu sc I'd
castnilo ma $4,000 lid, byla
jednou z nejv6tsfch udalosti
vyrocniho sjezdu legie.
V cele stabu Narodn1 1radov-
ny sjezdu byl Frank F. Samuel,
narodnf adjutant legie, a
Gwendolyn w. Mcdowell,
narodn1 tajemnice vypomocne-
no sboru Zen Legie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Kradez drEbeze.

c. A. Dorton zijfcf u Kerns-
town We Virginii, udala V Ute
~ re j ukradeno bylo $50
mladych slepic a 40 starsfch.
Dorton, vdova, zivila Sc z pc
stovani drIbeze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27

Emma Koelker, II rok sta
ra, v navalu trudnomyslnosti
re tT1 clenove jej1 rodiny sko-
nall behem minulych sedmi me
slcG, skocila do studne a uto-
pila sc "a SWIM domovem v
Bensenville u Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Mormoni prot mnohozenstvi

Polygamie, ktera vladne V
odlehlem Short Creeku V Ari-
zone, vedla k vyloucenf sesti
muz6 a sesti zen z cfrkve NOR
mOnske.
Advokat Viktor J. Hayek z
Los Angeles byl sjednan, ably
hail obzalovane. Advokat
pravl, re "neprestoupili ami "a
kon boz1 ami lidsky". Hayek
Je mlady advokat ceskeho pG-
vodu. =.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Snad VedeI proc.

V Rockford, ILL.,, William
Schaefer, fezn1k, nedavno zem
rely, zanechal SIS svemu syno-
vi. Zbytek jmenf v obnosu
$6,750 pTipada vdove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
SAL ma platebni listinG MIRA.

Vzdor tomu, re NRA UNA
ma byla protizakonnou, plateb-
nj listina teto dosud vykazuje
2.78O zf1zencG a 1redn1kd.
Mnoz1 z mich dostavajf al
$4,000. Vladnf pokladnu tito
stojf ma sedm milionG dolar1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Strach.

Hewitt: eco re? Nechtel
YAM pronajmouti flat?"
JeWett: "Ne. Rekl mne, re
jsem tax kleckaty, re bych u
stavicne ot1ral Sc O papfr svet-
nice"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
200 policistG v boil S 1000.

V Milwaukee utkalo Sc V L.
terry ma 200 p"olicist1 Sc zastu-
penn 1000 stavkaTd a sympa-
tuJ1c1ch S temito. Stavka Wy
pukla V kamnaTskych dflnach
A. j. Lindeman & Hoverson.
Tfl poranen1 DAM byli do ne
mocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Politikar.

Hewitt: "Proc jste vcera ne
volil?"
Jewett: "Well, v1te, ia jsem
musel vykladati tolik volic1m,
Re sam ma sebe jsem zapomel."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Poctivy.

V New Yorku 20 rokd starry
poslicek vydelavajfcf tydne
$3.15, nalezl balfcek S bondy v
Gene $150,0O0. V poledne kdy
zastupy hrnoucfch Sc obalka
odkopavana byla, Albert Cor
reri Sci do kavove mistnosti S
pose1stv1m. Zahledl obalku
obtocenou gumovym provaz-
KEN. Sebral il a otevrel. Kdyz
hotov byl S odevzdan1m posel-
stvf vratil Sc ku sv6mu zamest-
navateli, Allynu Doyle a odev-
zdal mu tuto. Doyle uvedomi]
okamzite Childs & Co. Core
ri gratulovano bylo mnohymi
ku jeho poctivosti.
Bondy ztratil John O'Brien,
50lety .posel a jemu ~pTideleny
strazce, 6Olety William Rice,
ktery nesl je do Childs 1radov-
ny, ably touto predany byly
New York Trust & Mortgage
spolecnosti.
V odmenu z posl1cka Sc $3.15
tydenn1 sluzbou, odmenen byl
poctivec dobrou sluzbou ma
Wall Street v 1Tadovne firmy
c.. F. Childs & Co. Pocne tam
pracovati v pondel1.
Correri pc zprave teto teSil
Sc dvema myslenkami: Jednou
bylo, re koup1 matce move saty
a druhou re Sc pricin1, ably byl
novinarskym zpravodajem.
Rodina Correri v poctu sed-
mi clenG, je v pr1tomne dobe
zavisla ma obnosu, ktery vyde-
laval syn rodiny Albert jake
poslicek a $6O.5O meslcne re
zamestnan1 v WPA stars1ho
bratra. Nicholas.
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Matka.

V Chicago osmileta Jean
Lersen byla nalezena spouta-
ma ma rukou i nohou v koupel-
ne rodinneho bytu polici1, KITE
"a tam vnikla, kdyz byla ne
znamou osobou upozornena re
v byte Larsenovych Sc dele ne
CO neprfstojneho. Tel1cko u
bohe svedcilo take, re sc il ne
dostava potrebne vyzivn6 po-
travy.
Vivian Larsen, 38leta ne
vlastn1 matka Jeanina, ktera
ma sauna ctyfi dftky z drfvejs1-
no m~anzelstv1, byla vzata ma
policejn1 stanici. Macecha Wy
mlouvala, re Jean byla nezpG-
sobna a proto pry il t1mto zp1-
sobem chtela odvyknouti jejfm
nectnostem.
Kdyz serzant 1 Brandt Sc
svou cetou prijeli k domu v
koupelne ma podlaze lezela
mala Jean spoutana ma rukou i
nohou snGrou ma pradlo. Pou-
ia ma jej1ch rukou bylo pfiva-
zana k poutGm ma nohou, tax
re sc nemohla ami postaviti.
Pr vyslechu pravila, re tax
to byla spoutana asi tyden, ne
DO snad i dele. Sousede poz-
deli pravili, re snad decko bylo
vezneno docela asi pet tydnH.
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oOO1C1 NJ dCOVIll UOUu l LuZOy Ole
vzOru uni, O kteryz pozadavek
Americka Federace Prace Sc
zasazoyala cd dolby, kdy po-
dan byl navrh ma povolenf $4,-
100000, 900 ma nouzove prace.
Die Hopkinse by Sc odporu-
covalo ably pracovni doba byla
pokud mono nejkratsf tax a.
by nejvets1 pocet delnictva mo-
hi byti zamestnan. Ma jich do
staff praci $780, 900 iiz kolem
prvnlho listopadu, jak verf
Hopkins, &C president Roose-
welt sam pochybuje re akce by
mohla pokracovati tax rychle.
DIE vlastnlch jeho plant ma
byti stanovena minimalnf i ma
ximalni pracovnf doba, nejm6-
ne 100 hodin mes1cne, primer
ne 80 hodin kazdeho tydne.
Doba neJdels1 ma zGstati OBJ
mezena ma 40 hodin tydne, ale
nesm1 pfevysovati osmihodino-
YOU pracovn1 dobu denn1.
Ma 1levovych projektech
pracuje 933.7O3 osob, place
nych z 1levoveho fondu S4.-
88O,00O,OO0. Re zamestnanych
pracuje 343, 5O4 ma projektech
WPA a z techto celia polovina
v meste New Yorku.
Evening star., 1935-12-25
One Too Many,

People may laugh at the tales, some
true, many otherwise, about the mis-
cellaneous assortment Of meals that
goats enjoy, such as paper labels, tin
cans, clothes Off the line, etc. In
reality, it does look as though the
goats enjoy tin cans, but it is the
paste from the label they really like.
But ostriches have them beaten
'steen miles. One Of these birds was
known to swallow coins, buttons,
badges, ETC., that almost too kind visi-
tors threw to him. And one day he
gobbled down an open sardine can
some picnickers threw into his yard.
and that was the end Of Oswald
Ostrich.