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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Pokuta jej utiSila.

Samozvany elias Boha",
cernoch Clifton Johnson, uti-
Sen byl ma severozapadnf sta
nici kdyz mu diktovana soud-
Gem pokuta $2.45 pro nepoTad-
ne chovan1 Sc.
Cernoch maj1cf ma hlave fez
z cerveneho papfru a S klfcem
vis1c1m mt z kapsy S napisem
exile do nebe", zatcen byl V Il
terry ma Pennsylvania avenue,
kde svolaval frosty a zavrzeni
do pekla ma vsechny, kterf mu
veFiti nechtejf.
= Ma teze stanici soudce
Fine ulozil pokutu $2.45 pro
rokyni BAKER Stevens, predpo-
vidajfcf il veT1clm hlupak6m v
500 blocku w. Franklin ulice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Had " ptacim hnfzdS.

V klubovnfm dome ma Poto-
mac Tece u Hagerstown parek
ptakG zbudovali 81 hnizdecko
mezi tramy ma porci. Ptacko-
We tax ~sprateli1i Sc Sc cleny klu
bu, re casio priletali ma stoly a
Jedi z rukou d1tek.
V patek samicka nahle celia
rozrusena poletovala sem a
tam, ku hn1zdu a cd hn1zda,
aniz by do tohoto vstoupila.
Grove, MATTEL domu, hledal
pT1cinu a nalezl tuto. V hn1z-
du S hlavou v mem policemen
skrouceny lezel cerny had,
Grove hada usmrtil. Kdyz roz-
rfzl jej, nalezl v mem samecka,
ktereho had v hnfzdu spolkl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Tragedie ma statku.

Ma statku Vojtecha Kalise v
Nemeckych Branicfch, odehra-
la Sc tragedie. 70lety Tomas
Kalis nemel rad svoji 28letou
snachu Andelu Kalisovou, mat
ku dvou detf. Kdyz krmila ma
dvoTe busy, pTiblfzil Sc k nj a
zacal pc nj bez Teci str1leti.
Dive rany Sly vedle a jedna u
villa il We stehne. KalisGv syn
pribehl ma dv1r a chtel otce cd
zbrojit, ale ten ma neho nam1-
I'll a tax syn musel prchnout
PAX starry obratil zbran prot
sobe a sc zastTelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Pet lodnflrH stluceno.

Zastupem asi ctyriceti stu
ceno bylo V pond6lf pet manor
nlku. Ctyfi z handy skryvajf-
CT Sc V prazdne chatrci v zelez-
nicnfm yardu u konce Clifton
ulice, drzani byli policisty az
pomoc pfijela a odvezeni do
STANCE. Ostatni Sc rozprchli.
Zatcenl vineni byli z 1toku a
pTekazen1 V ceste.
Jednou z obetf handy byl 38
lety Chester Lamb z New Yor-
ku, pilot, ienz byl z lodi, ma nfz
ostatn1 ctyfi napadenf prijeli z
Kalifornie ma lodi Cathwood
Ku boufi doslo kolem p1l
dvanacte hodiny dopoledne.
Nejvlce stlucen byl 42lety Ed
gar Hurst. Vedle cetnych ran
byla mu zlomena dive Zebra.
LODI pristala v Baltimore kolem
pGl desate hodiny rano. Hurst
s druhym lodn1kem, Michaelem
Coyle, vraceli Sc ku lodi v ia
xicabu. Cestou wall do taxi
cabu Lamba. Pred pTfjezdem
ku zeleznicn1mu yardu asi Is
nebo 20 zastavili taxi a prika-
zali obema namoTnfkdm Wy
stoupiti. Pc nejak6 domluve
chteli, ably lodnfci jim ukazali
uniove l1stky a ably udali, proc
jeli ma lodi. Nahle vrhli Sc ma
lodn1ky, kopali je a tloukli.
Lamb vzkfikl ma T1dice taxi
cabu, ably ujel. z handy ne
ktef1 vyskocili ma stupatko ia
xicabu a tloukli namornfky
dale. Policist6, Ritter a Ka-
minski, pfispechali a tyrani ma
mofnlkG udelan konec. Pred
pffchodem jejich JIM namornf-
CT, Thomas J. Robbins a Samu-
ell R. Stephenson, prijeli busu
a biti byli jake soudruzi jejich.
Robert Humphrey ma stanici
odsouzen byl ku pokute SIS a
dtrat, John Robinson ku poku-
til $50 a 1trat, Don McCord ku
pokute SIS a 1trat, Stephenson
ku pokute $25 a dtrat. John
Fireman byl propulsion bez-
trestne. Dvema policistGm ku
pomoci pfisel sergeant,Ignatius
Benesch z vychodn1 STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28

= Pres 1900 obydlf bylo
zniceno plameny pozaru, ktery
v Peshavar, Indie, zuril. Slime
oddelenf vojska bylo poslano,
ably .strezilo zpustosenou cast
mesta.
" Londyne byla prodana
12centova postovni znamka
.Spoj. Stat1 z orku 1861 "a 252
liber sterlingI, coz jest asi
1888 v amricke meme. IMAM
ka ,jez nese podobu Jir1 Wash
ingtona, byla d~r1vejs1m VAST
nfkem propasovana re SOVIET
skeho Ruska "a hranice. Byl
to knife luxembourg, ktery 81
znamku zasil do podsfvky sve-
no kabatu. Pozdeji ma znam-
ku zapomnel a starry kabat da-
roval jednomu potrebnemu
krajanovi. Ten chteje 81 ne
chat kabat obratiti, prisel ma
znamku a protoze knife mezi-
tim zemrel, znamku 81 podrzel
a nyni Sc dostala do drazby.
"Chcete-li dlouho z1ti, nj
kdy neprep1nejte svych Sill"
radila Timothee Malouin, Ka-
nadanka francouzskeho pGvo-
du v Montreal, kdyz oslavova-
la sve 1O1. narozeniny. SvGj
vysoky vek pricfta tomu, re
nikdy nekonala zadnou skutec-
ne tezkou praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Dobra novina pro lidi trpici
cukrovkou.
DIX
DIR. John L. Rice,
komisaT zdravotnictv1
mesta New YOrku.

m0SCd New 1Orku.
Mesto New York vede boji
proti cukrovce, jakozto vazne-
mu vefejne zdravotnfmu pro-
blemu. Setreni, Tizena zdra-
votn1m departmentem, ukaza-
la v posledn1ch nekolika le-
tech, re cukrovka je nemoci
mnohem rozsfrenejs1, nez 81 We
rejnost uvedomuje. Jedine v
meste New Yorku odhaduje Sc
pocet prfpadG cukrovky ma
100000. We Spojenych statech
mGze byti skoro million lidf, tr-
p1c1ch touto nemoc1.
JeSte pred nemnoha lety INA
menala cukrovka hroznou ira
gedii pro kazdeho cloveka j
postizeneho. Kdyz Banting a
Best z Toronto objevili roku
1921 insulin, zrevolucionisova-
Ii tt mleceni cukrovky. Clovek
S cukrovskou mGze sc dnes pTi
nalezitem lekarskem dohledu a
pri dodrzovanf lekarskych ma
r1zenf nejenom dozfti primer
neho lidskeho veku, ale niue
Sc pine venovati svemu zamest-
mani, jake kazdy jiny normalni
clovek.n
Cukrovka objevuje Sc nejca-
steji We veku mezi 40tym a
50tym rokem; jinymi slovy, je
to choroba, pozdejsfch sired
mich let. Jelikoz v nynejsf po-
pulaci je vice stars1ch lidi, ne
Iii kdy byvalo, je dnes proper
cionelne i vice lidf S cukrovkou,
neil jich byla pocatkem toho-
to stoletf. Cukrovka nenf vsak
vyhradne chorobou lidi sired
nfho veku a NIUE Sc objeviti
kdykoli. Ami pr1pady deti s
cukrovkou nejsou nijak wac
ne.
Dedicnost IDA sc hrati pTi
cukrovce jistou 1lohu; cukrov-
ka je castejsfm zjevem mezi
zidy, neil mezi jinymi naro-
dy. Take zeny trpf cukrovkou
casteji neil muzi. We mnoha
prfpadech tloustka IDA sc pri-
voditi cukrovku, ale proc prave
Sc to stava, nen1 dosud dobTe
jasno.
Je d1lezito zapamatovati 81,
re pri modern1ch lecebnych
metodach mGze Sc clovek s Gu
krovkou dozfti normalnfho lid
skeho veku a m1ze Sc re zivota
teSiti, jake kazdy jiny.
V pristfm clanku doctete Sc
dalsfch objasnenf O cukrovce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
StraSidla.

Jakasi spolecnost rozsiTuje
pc Jaromersku letaky, pine
hrdznych strasidel ma lidi. PTij-
de pry valka a pc nj i NOR, KITE
ry Dude tax strasny, re Tide ne
budou v1bec pochovavani ami
odklfzeni. Lide pry Sc budou
skryvati v podzemn1ch derach
a skalach. PAX Pride revolu-
&c ma revoluci a jeste jednou
valka a NOR, Lidstvo pry Dude
vybito cd zeme k zemi a vsich-
nj budeme vrzeni edo peel O.
hnive". Zivot ma zemekouli
Dude vGbec vyhuben a znicen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
"kvotovy system" pro bacily
pfistShovalce.

Kvotovy system, jimz by sc
zabranilo invasi lidskeho tela
choroboplodnymi bacily, by
navrzen verejnym zdravotn1m
poradcem a nekdejsfm sekreta-
rem Americke vefejne zdravot-
nj assosiace Homerem N. Cal
verem.
Kazdemu z techto bacilu
znamena clovek ohromnou a L.
rodnou pevninu S nadbytkem
potravy, tepla i vlhka. Je-li
armada ma move pevnine Sc u
sazujfclch mikrobe dosti velka,
znicl pc case tento move male
zeny raj, jinymi slovy: zabije
sveho hostitele.
Touto "vrazdou" podepfsi
bacily svGj vlastnf ortel smrti,
ale nez k tomu konci doslo, mes
cetnl potomci pGvodnlch 90
sadnikG" davno jiz opustili no.
stitele svych predk6 a nasli 81
utulek ma teplem, potravou je
zasobujfcfm tele lidf jinych.
Tam zalozf move kolonie a po-
kracujl We SVEN ne1navnem
boji o Saskatchewan a mnoze-
nj Sc v tele vetSfho a vetsfho
poctu lid. T1mto zpGsobem
sifl Sc choroba dale a dale.
JelikOz bacily jsou "turiste,
ktefl nemohou cestovati, aniz
by Sc "svezly", m1zeme jejich
invasi zabraniti tim, re jim zne
mozn1me transport. Hmyz,
jake komari, vsi a blechy, po-
skytujf bezplatny prevoz baci-
lum malarie, zlute zimnice,
bacilu morovemu a tyfovemu.
Take zvfrata umoznujf nekdy
transported, jak je tomu ma
pr. u vztekliny a u ztrnutf cell
sti. Voda, mleko a potraviny
mohou prenaSeti bacily stejne
jake stoln1 stfibro, sklenice,
hrnky a pod. PTatelske po-
tfesenl rukou mGze poskytova-
I'll transported nescetnym baci-
linn, podobne jake tisfce mi
kroskopickych kapicek rozpra-
senych do vzduchu pTi kazdem
kychnut1 nebo zakaslanf.
Jedina jiste ochrana prot
immigraci bacilG je znemozne-
nj jejich stehovanf odpiranfm
"bezplatneho pTevozu".
MI. Calvert pravf, re je "dn-
lezito 81 zapamatovati, re yale
Ii ma tom, jak znacna je infek-
ce, Gill jak pocetna a silna je
postupujfc1 armada. Neumyta
sklenice prenese vice bacil1 ne.
Iii sklenice umyta, a ia opet
vice neil sklenice sterlisovana
Zabraniti imigraci vsech che
roboplodnych bacilG nenf MOI.
no, ale je mono zavesti jistJ
kvotovy system, kterym zabra.
mime temto nezadoucfm vetTel.
cum, ably naSe t6la zaplavili 9
pc case mas zcela premohli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Automobily.

Dive osoby usmrceny byly a
mnoho jinych zraneno v auto
mobilovych nehodach nedeli
Sc odehravs1ch v rGznych cas-
tech Baltimore a statu.
Charles Seifert, T1dic auto
mobilu, jenz vrazil ma zahybu
ma River road u Linthicum
Heights do telefonnfho sloupu,
zabit byl ma m1st6. Lebka mu'
rozrazena. Manzelka jeho u
trpela mnohych zran6n1 ma ce-
lem tele. Druz1 diva v automo-
blu jedouc1, Ernest a Paul Es-
singer, zraneni byli lehce.
Annie Turner, cernoska, rs
leta, zabita byla u Rockville,
kdyz sla pc silnici. Vrazil do
nj automobilista ,cernoch Chas.
Butts, jenz z mfsta melody u
jel. Ia nekolik hodin pc skut-
ku zatcen byl.
V jine. nehode Johnu Dell z
Westminster prerazena byla
panev vedle jinych zran6nf.
kdyz automobilem vrazil do
silnicn1 ohrady ma Reisters-
town road u Reese, Md.
= Pet osob poran6no bylo a
patnact jinych otTeseno, kdyz
v patek truck, ma nemz vylet-
n1ci Sc varceli re soru v Anne
Arundel okresu, Sc srazil S au-
tomobilem ma Marley Neck
road V blfzkosti mestske hra-
nice.
- Osm rokG stare Charlotte
Koehler, {. 2212 E. Eager uli-
,ce, pTerazena byla pondel1
automobilem noha. Edward
Wienecke Sc hail ma stanici,ze
vbehla mu do cesty.
= Mayor Jackson pokuto-
van byl pond6lf pokutou
$2.45, re nechal staff automo-
bill ma ulici bez svetla We ctvr-
tex ma Charles a Eager ulic1ch.
Policita Costello, "ozdobil" au-
tomobil mayorGv pozvan1m ku
Traffic soudu.
= Ernest Conrad z Fulton
avenue odsouzen byl ma 80 dnf
do v6zenf, re TfdiI AUTOMOBILE,
kdyz opilym byl. Vedle toho
zaplatiti mel $25 "a neopatr-
nou jfzdu a jinych $25 re ne
mel S sebou licens.
Pet osob zraneno bylo,
jedna t6zce, kdyz automobil, v
n6mz jeli, srazil sc S jinym ma
Park Heights avenue a Valley
road. Jeden automobil T1dil
Marvin Funkhouse re Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa, a druhy
Gustav F. Reinhardt.
= Prchajfcf rfdic automobi-
lu, Otis Denison z Colgate,
Md, chycen byl v 1tery dalce
7 blockG a udan pro opilstv1 a
neopatrnou jfzdu. Vrazil do
AUTOMOBILE Arthura Settlemire
= Ma Eastern avenue vrazil
s motorcyklem 21lety Riley
William Adey do trucku a slime
Sc potloukl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Nemyslel tax.

V Madison 9lety Robert
Schneck byl nalezen asi mill cd
fanny J. Millera, jehoz 5letou
dceru Ann zastTelil nahodou,
kdyz 81 S nj hral. Pc GNU ute
XII do pole a schoval Sc. Kdyz
byl nalezen, S placem prohla-
soval, re to "taR nemyslel"
Hrali 81 v garazi. NASH fintu,
hoch namiril ma dfvku spustil
kohoutek a nestestf bylo hoto-
vo. Miller zapomnel flintu,
kterou chova v bytu, v garazi,
kdyz sc vratil z honu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Mlstn1 zpravy.
Diva z~achranGni.

V Chesapeake zalivu naleze-
ma byla V patek mrtvola utonu-
leho tam Hymana Green, jenz
zmizel V 1tern1 bouTi, kdyz Sc
dvema spoludruhy Sc plavil z
Jones reky do Bush Teky. Dru-
ri diva, Edward Weber a Jo-
seph Stormer, hledani byli pc
ctyri dny.
Mrtvola Greena nalezena
byla kapralem George K. Beall
a vojakem Arthurem Noe re
II. pes1ho pluku, kdyz byli ma
vodach asi v dalce 200 yardn
cd brehu mezi Fort Howard a
Bay Shore parku.
V sobotu k%onecne naIezeni
byli jiz "a mrtve povazovanf
Stormer a Weber, zfffizenci
plynarenske zdejs1 spolecnosti.
V 1ternf bouri vyhozeni byli
re clunu ma bahnity breh Alb
hey Point a tam jake V zajetf
drzani az do soboty. Vyzivou
jejich bylo nekolik preclfkn,
ktere Weber mel kapse. Ia
hlednuti byli dvema aeroplany
vznasej1c1mi Sc mad Chesa-
peake zatokem nedaleko Aber-
deem Proving Grounds. z ae-
roplanu, jez snesti ma zem Sc
nemohly, shozena byla nota, v
nlz jim oznameno, re pomoc CO
nejrychleji Pride z vojensk6
STANCE a z plynarenske spolec-
nosti. Pomoc prisla a hledani
obou vedene pc ctyTi dny,
skonceno.
V patek dopoledne zdalo Sc,
re nen1 nadeje ma jejich "a
chranu.
Pob1dnuti zpravou, re lodka
die popisu podaneho videna
byla v 1tery kolem 3. hodiny
odpolednf u Spesuitie ostr6vku
V bl1zkosti Sandy Point -krat-
ce pred vypuknutfm boufe =
pOuc1la ~hledaJlcl, ably tito V pO-
kusech svych omezili sc jenom
ma zaliv mezi ostrGvkem a
Bush Tekou.
Vzdychajfcf radostf Stormer
fekl zachranc1m z Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, re jiz byli
hotovi vzdati Sc nadeje ma "a
chranu, kdyz hukot dvou aero
plant pozornost jejich k temto
"NeveTili jsme v and6ly az
uvideli jsme vas", Tekl stastne
zachraneny. S od6vy roztrha.
nymi jak drali Sc houstinam:
hledajfce 81 pomoci a S oblicej
strhanymi cd utrpen1, vyprav6.
Ii smutne zkusenosti sv6.
z pocatku, kdyz boure 81
rozzufila, lodka, jej1z motor
pracovati pTestal, pTekotila 81
a potopila. Muzi plovan1m XII
brehu Sc zachranili. Nezastra
Semi z pocatku hledeli nalezt
ceStu ma peVnlnu SkrZe pOdrOS
ty a houstiny. Pokus jejich by
marnym. z odhozeneho tan
platna, jehoz uzili lovci ka
chen, udelali 81 prozatimnf prf
stfes1.
We stredu rano nasli diva pra
pory, pfipevnili je ma tyce dou
fajfce, re nekym spozorovan
budou. Odpoledne slyseli lett
CT aeroplan, ale pro mlhu tentC
je videti nemohl. Stormer ud6.
lal hranici re dT1v1 a zapali
tuto. KouT splynul S mlhou {
aeroplan, ktery najat byl ply.
narenskou spolecnost1, bez "a.
hlednut1 jich, odletel.
Konecne v sobotu zahlednu
tt byli ~Thompsonem z aeropla.
nu plynarenske spolecnosti 6
lieutenantem, J. P. Ryan, a Wy.
svobozeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28

We Wichita Falls, Texas, 16
lety Gene Lokey dotknul Sc pr
prohlfzeni ptacfho hn1zda e.
lektrickeho dratu, slime nabite-
no elektrickym proudem. Byl
Okamzit9 mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Americtf lekari do Ruska.

Do Varsavy prijela 50clenna
vyprava lekard re Spoj. Stat1,
ktera sc zdrzi v Polsku, ably 81
mohla prohlednouti zaflzeni
mennonite a r1zna zdravotn1 o.
patient. z Polska lekaTi po-
jedou do sovetskeho Ruska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
ObSsiIa Sc.

65leta Lillian Breighner o.
besila Sc We sklepe sveho domu
We 1900 blocku Riggs avenue
ma frame 1tery.
The Kusko times., 1935-02-02
BAREFOOT MILLIONAIRE.
 J. L->- -'. :; ,. =. =

Perhaps the boldsst, as. welE as craziest, attempt on record to tam- per with U. s; ct}rrency occurred in a Southern state recently as re- ported by a Federal agent assigned to round up counterfeitors. An un- schooled, and, conscienceless Negro ::,raised'"a $t Dill to s1 ,ooo,6oo, face value, walked into the leading bank of the town and presented his handiwork,s. to the: receiving teller with the remark: -'t
 Here boss. Deposit this here to my account. I thinks, would like to draw out $2oo-3est keep the rest, foh ,vme.""
 To say the bank teller was .as- tonished- is, putting it. mildly, lespe- cially when he saw his millionaire depositor was barefooted. <
The Kusko times., 1935-02-02
. V. -..----a- .. ...-,s, --- .. . = =
 INSULL AND U. s. LAWS
tProgessivel:
A~sA a-E.

Martin Insu1l. too. was acquitted. Following rlose, upon the ,acquittal of his brother Sam, a Cook county jury said that Martin 1nsull was not guilty.
 Martin Insull helped himself to S324, ,G0O of the funds of the Middle :, est Utilities Corp. to serve his own personal interests, in the stock market. The ordinary person would ,nak that this constituted embezzle- nlent. But in the inscrutible work ings of the machinery of justice in .hcago, the jury acquitted MT. insult.
 Mr. Insull, like his brother, now sAys triumphantly: I. am vindicated.
 Vindicated? Not guilty? Sam and Martin Insult long ago convicted themselves. Didn't they, in a more bite way, run away from their :rinies Ill the same way that Dill .ngcr and Baby Face Nelson did ? Does a man with a clear conscience duck out of the country to evade the processes of the aw when he reels that he is innocent? Did Sam insull sail the Mediterranean sea from pillar to post looking for q refuge that was safe from arrest without knowing that he didn't da e co face his aaccusers ?'-''
 Let's have done with this pions talk of the stuffed shirts who gather at Washington in crime conferences and talk about reducing crime in .this country When man who steals millions from the public is freed, there is the inspiration for thousands of smaller fry all over the country. to think that they can ,''*. the same thing. ~
The Kusko times., 1935-02-02
 TAXBOUND.

There's. tax. when I phone
 And a tax, when 1 wire; There's a. tax on.- >my steam heat x And fireplace fire. . There's a tax on my lights
 And a tax oh my books: And if 1 would fish
 There's tax on the hooks. There's a tax on my hat
 And a tax on each shoe, There's a tax 6n my shirt
 My vest. and pants, too. There's a tax on that oil : l. rub into. my hair A tax on the toothpaste- II use with. such care. ''' I'm taxed when l gargle,
 And if-I get ill.. I'm taxed when T. tswallow,
 A. capsule or pill. I'm taxed when l play :, And taxed when I talk; And levies on socks make
 Me taxed when I walk.
 ..r'~ '2x. They tax all the. money :" earn steal or win, And. they tax me plenty
 For blowing it in. : HI. l.. Phillips.
The Kusko times., 1935-02-02
BUYING SILVER (New York Times)

C,e year ago President Roose- vei directed tine ~'lreas;iry. to pur- etu e silver. riiaod in. the United S,::..>sf--s, with view to "a,,sorbing ann ally. at least. 2s,4 T '1;;4ie ounces" ," TL;s action was taken on the basis of ,.dthoritJ granted in the so-ctlled Th3nas amendment = the = Farm Act of. 1883. Its pulpese, the Pres- idclrt said, was to- give. effea}- O., ou:'.. behalf to- an NiglH-Pn.er agreement. reached at London dur ing the course Of the otherwise bar- ren World. E>onoraic : Conf erence. The price set bX the Prsident was 6415 cents, an ounce. which was ab2.!t 2l112 cents above the current nlari.et. .'>-... '-- e'
 For 9 year and 2, half the Treas ury has. been "abs3rbing" all the newsy mined domestic silver offered t. But Washington. dispatch now reports that it has failed, by q margin of 3,662,41O ounces to ac- quire the amount it~set out to pur- chass. The reason given is sinapYy that the silver has, not been pro- duced, despite the. prediction made iR certain. quarters that the Govern ment's high price. fc=-::,, it would stimulate a. boom in mining. This boon has failed > to develope,: be- cause comparatively little of the silver produced in the United States (not' more than 20 per cent ir recent years) lis derived from "stra- fight silver ores. The geat bulk of 1t is obtained as by-product of copper. lead, zinc and complex ores Is dependent, not upon governmental proclamation, but upon genuine revival of demand for these metals for industrial purposes.
 Another prediction freely made when the Governments purchases began was that the, higher price for silver would enormously increase the buying power of countries on the silver standard. China is the only i-impertant country on. that standard. Data complied. by the League of Nations show that Chi mas imports of, foreign merchan- disc, which amounte4 in value to 1,O63,0o9O00 Chinese, dollars in the first nine months of. 1888, fell to 795,O00,O00 dollars in the eorres- pohding. period of 1884.
The Kusko times., 1935-02-02

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The Kusko times., 1935-02-02

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The Kusko times., 1935-02-02
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
DANCE PLANNED
BY AM|TY CLUB

Barney Krucoff will be installed
as president of the Amity Club at
a banquet and dance tonight at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Col. Edward Ostrow, former
president of the club, will be toast
master and guests will include
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Ellenbogen, of Pennsylvania; Ar.
thur Newmyer, publisher of The
Washington Times, and Mrs. New.
myer and DR.. and Mrs. Abram
Simon.
Other officers who will be in.
stalled are Alvin Newmyer,
first vice president; Alfred M.
Schwartz, second vice president;
DR.. Morris Goldberg, secretary;
Barney Robins, financial secre
tary; Ben Madden, treasurer, and
julius Lully, sergeant at arms.
Featuring the entertainment
the Shoreham floor show will be
supplemented by Mrs. Nathan
Wallack, soloist; Buddy Wilton
Mendelshor and Nate Bachrach
the gypsy tenor"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
CAPITOL HEARS
FROM DRIVE ON
PINK SLIP"

The drive against the pink slip"
provision of the income tax law
which opens to any and all the
financial records of American tax.
payers-has Sweued to country
wide proportions, and today it ap-
peared that the Treasury Depart
ment and members of Congress
are hearing from "the folks back
home"
AS the law now stands, racket
GERS. kdnapers-criminals of all
typeS-have easy access to infor-
nation that will lead them to the
richest prey. Government writs
for shoppers" is the name applied
to the pink slips by Representative
Bacon (R.) of New York, who is
leading the fight for repeal of the
provisions.
Repeal Gets o. X.
With March IS, the deadline for
filing Of income tax returns, near.
ing, the House Ways and Means
Committee yesterday reported IA
vOrably on the repeater. The bill
probably will reach the floor Sat.
urday. Senate action on the
measure is in doubt, although lead.
erS Of both parties there are urg-
ing passage.
Leading the fight for elimina-
zion Of the sock 'em and tell all"
provision, are the Sentinels of
the Republic, and today there were
spread throughout the country
sample pink slips, which all tax
payers were urged to include with
their official slips after inscrib-
ing on them:
81 protest against this out
Fageous invasion of my right of
privacy"
URGED TO PROTEST
The sample slips also carry a
message from Raymond Pitcairn,
national chairman of the Senti-
nelS Of the Republic, exhorting
taxpayers to write letters of pro-
test to Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau and their Senators
and suggesting that they enlist
the help Of their local newspapers.
If the pink slip" law is re-
pealed, the tax laws will revert
to the status of 1925, giving the
Secretary Of the Treasury au.
thority to make returns public,
but not making publicity manda.
tory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
Mothers Letter
Jails Own Son

CHICAGO, March 7 CU.SJ,
Mrs. Margaret Morgan was dis.
mayed today at repercussions of
a sharp letter she directed to the
police complaining that youths in
the Harper High School district
were driving madly about the
streets, terrorizing pedestrians
and imperiling lives, in cars
which she suspected might have
been stolen.
BY the bitterest irony the first
youngster the police arrested was
her own son, George, II, and he
promptly told an amazing story
of how he and 16 other boys,
ranging from is to 20 years in
age, had stolen many cars, taken
girl friends for joyride3 and
wrecked or abandoned the ma
chimes.