davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-03-12
Firm16 MedWick

Firm6 MedWick
sal cOntrdto
Estampo aver su firma en- un
contrato que los Cardenales lie
presentaron, ell notable pelotero
Joe Medwick, a quien Sc desert
|bfa como I'm rebelde. Sam Brea-
don presento sus condolences fl,
males y lie fu4Fon aeeptadas. Sc
desconoce la eantidad acordada
como sueldo.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12
LOS GUANTES

Mario Bianchini, un i~taliano,
derroto en- Buenos Aires al ar :
gentino Justo Alvarez que en-
un tempo Sc cr&y6 iba a ser ell
campe6n de su categoria. FL its
liano llev6 ventaja en- todos los
aSalt0S.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

New York, Mario 12.- Las
dos 1ltimas v&torias del excam
pe6n Max Schmeling, la prime
La gaceta., 1935-03-12
Folletin No. 119
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

10 que a tt no tie importa,
-respondi6 ella.
-iJuliana!
-iD@iame en- paz!
Y fIe a ofrecer a Ofelia ell ra
no de flores que con tanta es-
p'endidez lie pagara Enrique.
Luego volvi6 junto al chulo Y
antab,6se entire los dos una ami
med2 conversation.
Enrique dio algunas vueItas
por 81 paseo y luego sent6se jun
to a Ofelia.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

SODre WAIVER NeuSeI, Su com
I'll la del domingo sobre
ed mas, lie han alberto el
nj ara un match de re :
.nchI on Ell campe6n Max
Ter. : posibilidao existen
n: Una, que los dos
mi De peso complete Sc co
lu 1bajo Ell estandarte del
ri b; otra, que Mike Jacobs
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

LOYAL KNIGHTS
OF AMERICA
Por este medic otto a todos
los miembros de la DIRECTIVE de
esta Logia para la tenida ordi-
maria de Directiva, que habra de
celebrarse ell pr6ximo Microbes
ID del corriente, en- ell local de
costumbre. Sc espera la asisten-
cia de todos.
Rafael COs1O
Secretario
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

del amor de la florista.
lQue mejor prueba que aquel
duro?
iQu6 hablaban, mientras tan
to, Ofelia y Enrique?
Puede suponerse por ell result
tado de su conversation.
Despues de mucho hablar,
marcharonse juntos, cogidos
del
Tres dias despues, TODD Ma
drid saba que Enrique Morales
Sc habia lido a pasar ell invierno
en- Mia, con Ofelia, una adora-
bic rubia, pequenita Y deliciosa.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

Young Perez, ell excampe6n
frances del peso de mosca, fue
derrotado por ell italiano Gusta
vO Anisni.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

Young Gonzalez, de Vallado-
lid, venci6 por noeaut tecnico,
en- A1merfa, al pdgil G6ngora.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12

bases llenas, anotando Burnett
st. Luis &c, 3h, BE.
New York lie, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1935-03-12
NOTl(TAS De- BASEBALL.

Ell bTuzo molestG a RyM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
ARMORY BUILDING IS
SOUGHT FOR INDIANA
ST. 100000 in Projects Is
Outlined to u. S.

BIZ TimCs Special
WASHINGTON. March l.-Plans
for an Indiana National Guard
armorv building program, to be
financed BY sl.3OOOOO from the 81
$50 900 600 works relief funds, have
been presented to officials here as
part of a nationwide program call
ing for total expenditure for arm
ories of s7O.OOO.OO0.
Details of the Indiana plan.
worked out by Adjt. Gen. Elmer
Straub. were presented to George
II. Dern. secretary of war today by
Mai. n. L. Thompson. assistant to
the Indiana adjutant general.
They include construction OF a
new Naval Militia headquarters
armorv at Indianapolis for $500 600;
National Guard armory at Evans
VILE for $4,000. and also new
armories at Darlington. Colfax.
Attica. Spencer, Columbia City and
New Castle
Additional buildings at the Mars
Hill Airport. costing S75,0OO also
are included in the plan. Its sue
cess Will depend upon passage OF
the works relief appropriation bill,
Secretary Dern pointed out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
A Rousing SALE!

It's value sensation! smashing, dramatic and timely
achievement! A phenomenal exhibition Of quality See
them tomorrow-and you'll understand why strong SUI
perlaves are necessary describe such great values
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01

ApDalachian Goals case. UNFOLDING
a pre-code coal marketing agency
despite the antitrust laws. The
court said.
When industry is grievously hurt,
when producing concerns fail, when
unemployment mounts and ocH-
munities dependent upon profitable
production are Frustrated, the wells
Of commerce 90 dry
Donald r. Richberg. recovery CO.
ordinator. in a recent speech quoted
the high courts decision in the
Nebbia milk case from New York
which points ont that the court has
from the early days affirmed that
the power TO promote the general
welfare is inherent in government.
Government lawyers in the Weir
ton case were confident that on the
stream Of interstate commerce
theory. based on the Supreme
Courts own decisions in recent
years. Judge Nields ruling Will be
overturned. This theory is based on
the fact that the company raw
materials come from another state,
and it's finished products are mar
keted i'm still Others-the process OF
manufacturing being a mere transit
ton stage.
Hughes Believed Favorable
The Supreme Court has. on this
,,,.i,,-in1o ,,DbeId Federal regulation
of packers under the Sherman Anti
Trust Act and the Packers and
Stockyards Act. and of grain
trading under the Grain Futures
Act.
Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes. in a book written while
he was in private life, explained
the recent entry of Congress INTO
regulation of interstate activities.
He said. This has not been due
TO the recognition of any power OF
Congress to deal with the internal
concerns Of the state, as such, but
to the commingling OF interstate
and interstate transactions, so that
the government of the one involves
TO am extent the government OF The
other"
AS to the validity of IA as APP
piled to factory workers who &C
cording to Judge NieldS, are not IN
interstate commerce, New-DealerS
point out that the Supreme Court,
in the first decision Mr.. Hughes read
after becoming chief justice, upheld
IN 1880 the railroad labor act OF
1926 embOdying the same prohlol-
tions. Furthermore. the anti-com-
panv union injunction in that case
was obtained by a union of railroad
clerks-whOse stationary occupation
would seem to remove them from
direct interstate commerce II any
one on the railroad is so removed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
New Spring CoIors-

New 1885" grays, tans, bro
and bluesi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
FILLING STATION ROBBED
Two HOOdIums Hunted in SIS Raid
on East Side.

Two hoodlums. both armed. are
being sought by police as the ban
dts who held up and robbed Emil
GasSert. 1901 S. Talbot-St. and NJ.
S. Rush. %. Of 3549 E. 16th-st, of a
total Of SIS last night at the Gas
sert Service Corp. SOB n. Rural-st
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01

"2-TROUSER Twist Suits
s2-TROUSER ROUGH SUI
'Regulars! Longs! Shorts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
JANUARY FIGURES SHOW
FARM INCOME INCREASE
Report of Agricultural Board Re-
veaIs Huge Gains During Month.

By rifcd Press
WASHINGTON. March Farm
income rose from S4SS. 100000 in De-
cember 10 s4sS. 900 600 in January.
the Bureau Of Agricultural Econom-
les reported today In January. 1884,
IL was s4S5 900 900.
Cash income received by farmers
from the sale of crops and live
stock totaled s42S.OOO000 in jan
uary. compared to S435 100000 in
December and S425 100000 in jan
uary, 1884
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
New Spring Styles

Polos with new backs and new
pockets! Wraparounds that are
"different"l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
NRA APPROVAL
BY HIGH COURT
HELD CERTAIN
New Dealers Confident of
Victory; Prepare New
Legislation.

Rg FersTp1 Toward .HrsFnprr A.HaHce
WASHINGTON March Conf
dent the supreme Court will APP
prove N2A and Section IA. the Ad-
mInistration is planning 20 proceed
~ once with preparation Of new
NRA legislation. Meanwhile, 10 VIII
appeal the Weirt0n decision. under
which las collective bargaining
guarantees would be lifted from
mos. factories. but a Supreme Court
opinion before next winter is un-
likely.
Another Supreme Court decision
this spring. however. in the ". Z
r her lumber code case from Ala
p. ma. may supply the final and au-
thoritative answer 20 Federal Judge
NieIds' ruling that the Weirton Steel
Co. is not engaged in interstate CON-
merce. and hence not subject 70
NRA's requirements OF collective
bargaining.
The Belcher case. appealed from
FEDERAL Judge Gru5D .n Burning
ram. and set for argument in early
April. also involves the contention
.hat NRA-its wage and hour phase
In this Cascades not apply because
IN goes beyond the government s
power 70 regulate Interstate com
merre and violates three other con-
stitutioual limitations
Claims Theory OutmOded
The New Deal officials involved.
most Of whom would not be quoted
on a pending case. we're privately
almost unanimous IN predicting an
eventual victory in the Weirtoh
case Blackwell Smith. NRA gen
eral counsel. voiced the consensus
uben he said Judge Nields' ruling
..eoors clearly 10 be based on an
ontmoded theory Of constitutional
law
rhuy IN the Belcher case. ana
later in the WeTtOn case, the gu
nrcme Court is 10 be confronted
with decision of comparable I'M
mort with The gold cases, involving
q choicp between two historic prln-
ciples Of law and economies
AS put by Judge Nields IN ms oe-
cision AT wilmington. the old-lne-
anti-Ncw Deal principle IS,
The suggest that recurrenJ harH
times suspend constitutional hmita-
tions. or cause manufacturing OPP
erations to so affect interstate com
merce as 10 subject them 10 reguia-
ton bv the Congress borders on the
fantastic and merits no serious con-
sideratiOn.'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
Mems Class To Dine

The Mems Class Of the University
Park Christian Church will attend
a fellowship dinner tonight in the
church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
1923 Decision Cited

Mr.. smith called attention to the
other philosophy. as expressed Dy
the Supreme Court IN 1888 IN the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
New Spring Fabrics

Even Hair Cloths are included
also Harris Tweeds, Velours and
all the other favorites!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
New Spring Patterns

Lots of checks, as we'll as the
smart new squares and plain
tones!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01


As a leader in the birth con-
troll crusade. Mrs. Margaret
Sanger is nationally known. She
VIII speak Sunday night 10 the
indianapolis open Forum at
Krshbaum Center, n. Meridian
and 23d-sts.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

lures, responsive as always to move
ments of the pound sterling, lost 0.l3
to 0.l8 Of a cent a pound.
Rails Under Pressure.
Carrier shares bore the brunt of the
DAYS offerings While there were no
immediate new developments, those
who follow the fortunes Of the rails
most closely continued to point to the
poor earnings showing being made by
latest monthly figures. and the fact
that the volume of freight movement
is currently below a year ago. With
S per cent wage increase scheduled
for April !, increasing miSgivings as
to profit prospects for the group as
whole were being expressed in many
Wall Street quarters.
Among trading leaders which ended
the day lower by minor fractions to
a half point or so were U. S. Steel at
307s, American Can at 1l6&, West
inghouse at 36. Consolidated Gas at
IT, Chrysler at $685.. General Motors
st 23as, Santa Fe at 80, international
Harvester at 37la and Baltimore &
Ohio at sss. Union Pacific. one of
the high-priced rails, lost X points
at 8634.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
TRADE UNSETTLED
AS BRITAIN SEES
POUND GO LOWER
Continued From First Page.)

which is pushing the pound down
and threatening the gold standard
currencies-all emphasize the precari-
business of Germany's foreign trade
situation.
There are more visitors at the
Leipzig Fair this year than last but
there is still small evidence OF the
desired recovery in foreign demand
for German goods.
Because Of the revival in domestic
business, Germany's imports Of raw
materials has increased rapidly, while
exports have failed to show similar
recovery. This has created a further
unfavorable trade balance. Or. Schacht
economic dictator in the Reich, now
proposes to bring new aid to export
ers in the form of a subsidy. Export
prices will be forced down to the point
where German goods can compete
with similar items from other coun-
tries. To make this loss to exporters
all German industry will be forced to
contribute to cooperative fund
which will be distributed to those in
dustries which suffer a loss on their
export sales. The sales must con-
tinue and expand If Germany Is to
create the foreign exchange with
which to buy essential raw materials"
Evening star., 1935-03-10

CONTINUED On Page ~
Evening star., 1935-03-10
EASTER NOTIONS SOLD.

: NEW YORK. March 8 R.-Easter
merchandise. it was reported. COM
prised the bulk of goods ordered in
the wholesale notion market here
this week.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1885

fR,nort BY W a. Hbbs q Co Building D.
Up FRIDAY. MARCH
Evening star., 1935-03-10
STOCKS SELL OFF
:. : AS POUND DROPS
Wall Street Again Nervous
Over Foreign Exchanges.
f. Rails Depressed.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.. March 9.-Prices
sagged In the two-hour session today
and Wall Street nerves appeared o
little jumpy.
The monetary question came to the
fore again as sterling turned weak,
losing around 3 cents in relation to
the dollar in late dealings. European
nervousness over the increasingly seri-
Gus Balkan troubles, coupled with the
recent run-up in the British currency.
were believed in exchange circles to
have made 1t target for liquidation
and short selling.
Stock prices were mostly reaction
ary. Government obligations were
steady to a shade improved.
The mining issues were able to
better the performance of the general
list to gain fractions to around a
point or So while the high-priced
Homestake lifted full points. The
recent advance in the price OF gold
in the London open market encour-
aged those following the group.
Copper Shares Easy.
Copper shares were fractionally easy
despite the presence here of delega-
ton of European producers repre-
sentatives who will confer next week
on a plan to curtail production Of the
red metal outside the United States.
Although there was a general hesi-
fancy to make new commitments on
the part of most traders, there did
not appear to be any disposition to
press offerings on the market. Volume
was fairly small for the short trading
period at 288, ,090 shares, and evening
up Of accounts over the week end
produced a fair sprinkling of plus
signs among the list of leaders at the
close. The Associated Press average
for so stocks declined 2 of a point
TO 364.
AS usual commodities were a little
more sensitive to disturbances in the
foreign exchange market than were
securities. Wheat declined 4 to .
, Of q cent a bushel, corn by about
, the same amount and cotton by 30
cents to sl.30 a bale. Rubber fu-
Evening star., 1935-03-10
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

.., UTILITIES BONDS o,n H,h Low Clos. ADR.saa Dsa
q. ooo A.. po, . p
Ana r 1e4e 1oo 100 loo loo SO
1855 Traction lH 5s 947... 70 soA sO Sot oAo
e. 194s. 1874 1874 1874 1e%+ 'oo
Po 1858 ITO 11O14 1O917 ITO oIo
1858 1Oll4 loo l0lH4 loo 500
1860 1o's 1l51s llo72 10 4oo
MISCELLANEOUS.
Barber & 1887 IS 3s 3s 80 100
Col 102 1o2 1os $50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15
Houses for Rent-Fhsnished

THIS unique 7-rm. house, completely
furn. for summer months in CHI. Ch.,
Md Large lot, with shrubbery. garage.
Sacrificed for 500 mo. Rental Dept,
Toledo Guar. Corp. MA. 1862 or MA.
1925. Omen evenings
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15
COlored Apartments
85-A

1896 rooms and bath, 1896 9th
N E. r. B. Behrend, 1917 st. N. w.
1905 18th ST. N. W.
rooms and bath, heat furnished Sec
'"N - HARRY B. PITTS CO. $3.50
1918 18th St. N w. MET. O1OO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15

IF you are planning to rent your home
furn or unfurn.. let us handle IT. we
have a long waiting list of high-class
clients for all types of property. Toledo
Guaranty Corp. 1929 woodward Bldg.
Ma 1852 or MA. 1925. Open evenings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15

BUICK 1888 Model 81 Sedan-S745,
New-car appearance and performance:
tires show little wear; trade and EASY
terms. Emerson & Orme, 18th and NJ
SITS N W. Dist. 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15
HOME HUNTING
Nth
Barbara Holmes

windows and generous closet
space. The two-tone tiled baths
have many attractive features,
including the newest type of
shower and medicine cabinet.
Throughout the house you will
find colonial touches even to
the reproduction of the built-in
corner cabinet in the dining
room and the colonial wallpaper.
The kitchen has been planned
with IN eye to compact space
and step saving there is a
large double sink with built-in
cabinets across the side Of it.
The purchaser of the house will
have their choice of gas or cleo
trio refrigerator. Throughout
the house a different touch has
been added for the floors are
the early American wide plank
hardwood, pegged down, bril-
liantly polished (they are quite
handSome). The living room is
1874 by 1879 with a high cor.
niced ceiling giving an effect Of
Spaciousness and height. An un-
usually built mantel, WOODBURY.
ing fireplace and recessed ra-
diators are just a part of the
special attractive features. The
recreation room in the basement
is finished in natural color
knotty pine and also has q huge
fireplace with a mantel. Some
garages are unsightly, but this
one is unusually beautiful and is
constructed of brick being reach
ed through an arched passage
way, beautifully. You will see
that in this house you have an
unusual value.
HOME OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK:
A charming home that is suit
able for large family has just
been placed on the market. It
is a most exceptional house .
located on a large lot highly
elevated, it has the distinct ad-
vantage of overlooking Rock
Creek Park. 1t is fully detached
and has twelve rooms, two
baths, a three-car garage and
has servants quarters over the
garage. The first floor plan
was most original, all Of the
principal rooms having fire
places and mantels with mirrors.
The kitchen was unusually large
with a new up-todate range and
as many cupboards as the house
wife could wish for. There was
also an unusually large buffers
pantry. Upstairs all of the bed
rooms were planned in conven-
tional manner and the bath
rooms we're well appointed. This
house is unusually low priced at
$14,950.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15
COG NORTH LINCOLN ST,
CLARENDON, VA:

Another one of these charm
ing houses in Virginia that is
within n minutes of business
Washington. Unusual in design,
lovely in surroundings. it is
really a well-built home. Built
on the center hall plan the
house consists Of three large
bedrooms, each room having two
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15
} Houses for Sale
WEAVER BROS, INC.
PROPERTY MANAGEMEN1

WEAVER BROS, INC.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT.
Washington Bldg Dist 04S6
GOLF CLUB MANOR
New center hall brick home Sig rooms.
maids room; oil heat: lot 76x120: screened
porch. built-in garage, trees. Price So $50
Drive out II miles from Chain Bridge on
Glebe Road, turn left to houses. WAL. 9290
DOCTOR. TAKE NOTICE!
1913 GEORGIA AVE. N. W.
Two-story corner residence rooms
bath. garage. Modern in every way.
Basement entrance. to 2 rooms arranged
iOr oflce HoS S6GT59 Se CO 9uiG REyi1roRs
300 18th St. N w. Phone Dist 1886
JUST BEYOND 14TH AND PARK RID
1894 QUINCY ST. N. W.
Two-story brick residence, front and
rear porches. 9 rooms and bath. extra
lavatory second floor; modern and in
a Ho oTHS & e.. fi REAL y Rs
900 18th St. N. W. Phone Dist. 1886
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-15
SOUTHAVEN BEACH


NOW UT To ODb1N
Finest swimming beach near Washing.
ton Lots as low as $3.50 none less than
so #. wide. shade trees everywhere. water
on both sides.
HT To reach ii tTT turn S me of tb Gt ide o
Annapolis.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co.
NAT 475O SHOREHAM BLDG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Ministr Sramek u papeze.

Prazske "Vecernf Ceske Slo-
vo' p1se: We ctvrtek prijal
papez V soukromem slyseni mi
nistra nas1 republiky mnsgr.
ORA. Jana Sramka. Sramek pa
trne informoval papeze O po-
merech v ceskoslovenskem ka-
tollckem taboru, kde v posled-
nj dobe Sc pripravuji velka We
CT. sramkovy snahy po vybu-
dovanl spolecneho bloku kato-
lickych stran skoncily MEDIA
rem pro odpor monsignora
Hlinky.
Ted Sc PRAGUE ma prfpra-
vach k velk6mu nepolitickemu
katolickemu sjezdu, jenz Sc
Dude konat cervnu v Praze.
zde Sc objevily jiste polite. A
grarnici totiz tvrd1, re jsou mel
silnejs1 katolickou stranou v
republice, re totiz nejvice ka-
tollku je politely organisova-
no u mich. Proto Sc horlive T.
castnf pTfprav' ma katolicky
Sized a chtejf no ovladnout
svymi politickymi stoupenci
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
CsI. film do ciziny.

Ceska filmova veselohra re-
zisera Mac Frice: "Hej rup!"
byla, prodana do Angle. Blu
de uvedena V londynske pre-
miefe v pGvodn1 ceske versi.
Prvnf cesky barevny film
"Podzimnf Praha" byl predve-
den We V1dni. Prazstf vyrobci
filmu obdrzeli nabfdku I'd
Osterr. Heimats-Dienst ma
barevne ~natocen1 filmu z ra-
kouskych lazn1.
Pevkyne Jarmila Novotna
dll nyn1 V Egypte, kde Sc nata-
cl film rezisera J. Mayera "Ko-
Yak a slav1k''. Jarmila Novot-
ma hraje We filmu hlavni roll.
Pc skoncen1 filmovan1 v Egyp-
tie budou dalsf sceny nataceny
v Recku a ma Korfu.
Filmovan1 veselohry "Koho
jsem vcera lfbal?" bylo pc pc
ctyfnedeln1m natacen1 a ateli-
rech Host" dokonceno v ceske
a francouzske versi. Francouz-
skou -versi reziseroval Jean Lii
muir, ceskou versi "a Zvonimi-
ra Rogosze dokoncil reziser
Jan Svoboda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Oziveni cekano ma jaTe.

Ma jaro sc pTipravuje dalsl
rozsirenf zelezarske vyroby i
ma zavody, ktere uz pc leta ne
pracovaly. Jde zejmena o do
ly ma zeleznou rudu Roznave
a zelezniku ma Slovensku, KITE
re patti statu. Take z~elezarny
V Tisicovci ma Slovensku mali
ma jaTe zahajiti znovu vyrobu
zeleza We vysoke peel.
Oziveni domac1 vyroby zele-
"a je podniceno zejmena chy-
stanymi zeleznicn1mi investice-
mi. zeleznice totiz zahajl ma
jaTe jednak stavbu nekolika
dGlezitych trait, zejmena spo-
j1 mezi Moravou a Slovenskem
pro ktere Dude tfeba nejen
mnoho kolejnic, ale take mo
stu. Krone toho ma doJ1ti k
rozsahle vymene opotrebova'
nych kolejnic "a move.
Take tovarny ma hospodai
ske stroje ocekavaj1 vets1 OBJ.
jednavky jednak ddsledkl
zlepsenf pomerG v zemedelstvl
jednak jednaj1 o dodavky hos
podaTskych strojG pro Rusko
V techto dnech Sc dopravuje Z
Ruska do Ceskoslovenska n;
tri tisfce vagon1 draselnycl
soil pro hospodarske dcely. 4;
ne budou do Ruska vyvezen!
nase pr1myslove vyrobky.
Ia ~pTfznivou Znamku sc pc
klada zejmena to, re k novem'
oziven1 zelezarske vyroby do
chazl nikoli v %souvislosti s mi
rovymi investicemi zeleznic
zemedelstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Opily.

Ant. Sladek z Kral. Vino
brad, jel smerem Cd Chuchle
Ike Smfchovu. Byl pry velmi
opily a jel nesm1rne prudce. Ma
silnici chuchelske srazil k zemi
medika Vaclava Houzvicku re
Zizkova a zp1sobil mu tax tez-
Ike zranen1, re medik zemfel
drive, nez byl privolan lekar.
Antodrozkar ujfzdel pc cinu
dale. v Nadrazn1 tffde ma
Sm1chove, poblfze Libusiny u
lice, narazil ma autobus, jez
f1dil Felix Tajsl z Lahovic.
Srazka byl tax prudka, re au-
todrozka Sc vzn1tila a autobus
byl poskozen. Nekolik osob,
sed1clch v autobusu, bylo IRA
memo. Zachranna STANCE do
pravila ma chirurgickou KIM
ku Jiraskovou tri osoby, mezi
mimi vazne zraneneho FIR. Dou-
da z Velke Chuchle. Ma klini-
ku byl tez dopraven zatceny
MATTEL autodrozky Sladek, Cd
kudz byl pc obvazu odveden
strait ma sm1chovske policejni
komisaTstvf.