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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Be Sure You Haze Enough Accessories to Vary Summer
.LOVelOrn
Wants Modern
Sweetheart
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

by BEATRICE Fairfax
Written exclusively for The
Washington Times
Dear Miss Fairfax:
II knew the moment I met
him that he would mean a great
deal in my life. For over a
year we saw each other con-
Stantly. but since January I've
seen him only about half a
dozen times.
"The last time 1 was out with
him he was not the same. He
knows I love him, and he has
told me he loves me, but he
thinks I'm not modern enough.
Well, 1 can't carry on the way
some girls do. 1 know 1 will
never learn to love another as
love him.
Would it look cheap if 1 wrote
or phOned him, or perhaps asked
him over for dinner? Life seems
such a blank without him.
THANK YOU"
AS you've known this boy for
nearly two years, a friendly ges-
ture like inviting him to dinner
would be quite in order. At the
same time, it is we'll to consider
this angle of the case. He tells
you you are not modern enough
to suit him. This usually means
that young man wants as a
companion a girl who smokes,
drinks, and is not opposed to
petting.
You have standards which do
not include these things, and
you are very sensible to have
these standards. The end of
young lady moth, smuggling her
wings in the bright lights, is
often tragic. It's inadvisable to
change your ideals to keep pace
with a young man lacking in
them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Etiquette
Bridesmaids
Flowers
Nv MRS,CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Wedding Bouquets

By MRS CORNELIUS BEECkMAN
Wedding Bouquets
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Several girls have been dis
cussing who buys the flowers
for bridesmaids, and the bou-
tOnniere for the best man.
"Also is it the custom to give
the bridesmaids and the best
man presents? If SO, would you
give me a few suggestions for
this gift. CATHERINE"
Usually the brides family
buys the flowers for the brides
maids and maid Of honor, since
they are planned as part Of the
costumes of the bridal attend
ants. Sometimes the groom
wishes to give these bouquets
to his brides attendants, and
it is proper for him to do this.
If this is done, the bride tells
the groom about the plans for
these flowers, or they go to-
gethe:rI to the, florists to order
the flowers.
The groom buys the bouton-
nieres for his best man and
ushers. They are sent to the
church in care of the sexton.
If you will be so kind as to
send me an addressed, stamped
envelope, I shall be happy to
send you lists of suggestions for
these gifts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Paint Hints fol
Amateurs

A can of paint, a brush and
elbow grease will work miracles
of rejuvenation around the
home. Porch and garden fur
niture offer good starting
point for the amateur painter,
and later he may extend his
efforts to the interior, even to
the walls and floors.
House Beautiful gives these
pointers to the beginner-they
will save time and temper, and
insure results:
Don't use wall paint for
floors, or a screen paint for
wood, or any interior paint out
doors.
Don't skip the preliminary
details. Sandpapering, remov-
ing grease and busting off sur
faces are absolutely necessary.
So are filters for certain types
of wood.
Don't use cheap paint. The
difference in cost between the
best and the inferior grade is
slight, and the difference in
lasting quality and result is ire.
mendouS.
Don't paint a wet surface.
You can't do a good painting
Job unless the wood is dry
straight through. Failure to OBJ
serve this rule is the most COM
mon mistake of amateurs and
the cause of most of their paint
difficulties.
Don't paint furniture on the
porch or near an open window.
Little Specks of dust settling on
the still wet finish will mar it
permanently.
Don try to paint over wax.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Ham Loaf

package lemon-flavored gelatin
dessert
IN cups warm or boiling water
2 teaspoons vinegar
teaspoons Worcestershire or SINH
lar sauce
cups ground cooked or canned
ham
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
4 teaspoonful prepared or pow
dered mustard
l tablespoon bottled horseradish
/ tablespoon diced canned pimento
y teaspoonful minced onion
Speck cayenne pepper
Speck powdered cloves
SpeCk nutmeg
Watercress
3 medium tomatoes. sliced
Dissolve the gelatin dessert in
the warm or boiling water,
whichever Is recommended by
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
VISITING CARDS
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear MIS-. BeeCkman:
Twill you please settle an
argument? One of us says
that on a married woman'S Wis
iting card should be the huS-
bands full name prefixed with
Mrs. The other says that only
the initials should be used.
B. M"
A visiting card is a formal
item, and so on it should be
engraved the name written most
formally, and this means as few
authorizations as possible. MRS,
of course, must be abbreviated,
but the name should be spelled
in full. MRS. GREGORY
JAMES MAIDSTONE. Initials
are rather meaningless affairs,
anyway!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

Cut one-quarter pound of salt
pork or bacon into small dice
and put into the skillet. Add
two large onions, sliced thin.
Cook until the onions are vel
low, gradually adding 4 cups of
hot water, stirring until mixed.
Pare three medium Irish pota-
toes, cut small, and put these
into the skillet. Parboil ~
pounds of salt Goldfish, flake,
and add to the other ingredi-
ents.
Cook slowly for about Is or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
The Rhynning
Optinnist
BY ALINE MICHAELIS
Leave All Your Toll


So many men have scrawled so
many words
Across white paper there is
nothing more
That need be said. AS count
less as the birds
Their thoughts arise, brave
thoughts that sing and soar.
Then put your pen aside, no
longer wait
For tides of ecstasy to flood
your veins,
No longer weigh and ponder,
hesitate
Between two glowing words. E.
Forsake your pains.
Leave all your toll. Come down
this narrow path
Which leads past camphor
hedges to the sea;
Be done with words of love and
fear and wrath,
Forget that any other world
can be
Save this strange realm of moon
light, wind and spray,
These lifting waves that bear
the past away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
COIOred NeckWedr

Neckwear is made of chiffon,
batiste, organdie, lace, and so
on. It ranges from a whole
front to your dress to the TIM
est frill, and either is smart.
Dark dresses often look par
ticularly we'll with a frill that
is little more than a ruche,
though you can add as much
white or color as you like.
The story of hats, shoes, bags
and gloves is much too much
to take up today. but if you'll
go shopping in the next day or
so you'll find many and stun
ming additions to stocks in the
stores. Among them are gloves
in dubonnet, new and useful,
and many "Sets" such as we
wrote up last week, that will
also do a good deal for your
wardrobe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

30 minutes. While the mixture
is cooking, hard boil two eggs.
When the chowder is thoroughly
cooked add two cups of hot
milk, one tablespoon of finely
cut parsley and taste for salti-
ness, adding more salt if neces-
SLry.
When the mixture boils up
pour into tureen over pieces of
hard crackers - bareback is
splendid. Slice the eggs over
the top and serve Immediately.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Household.
Hints
Good Pot Holder

Satisfactory pot holders are a
boon to any cook. To be salts
factory they should be large
enough to protect the hand,
thick enough so heat does not
penetrate readily and soft and
flexible enough to allow for a
firm grasp. A clumsy pot holder
is no asset.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
"MiraCLe" Cures

The skin was dark purple
from this strangulation. There
was no pulse or respiration.
The baby" according to the
hospitals chief obstetrician,
was born definitely without
heart or lung action"
For eighteen minutes this con-
dition persisted. Adrenalin in
jections had no effect. Alpha
lobeline, respiratory stimulant,
was used-nothing happened.
Finally, through artificial res
piration with a proper gas, the
baby breathed.
Reading this story recalled to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
The following recipes haze
been tested and approved By
Good Housekeeping Institute.
Ginger Pineapple Salad

Ginger Pineapple Salad
slices pineapple (No. CAM
3-ounCe packages cream cheese
tablespoons finely cut crystallized
ginger
tablespoons top milk
Lettuce
Fruit French dressing
With a sharp knife split each
of the pineapple slices in two,
making Is whole slices. Spread
8 of the slices with some of
the cream cheese mashed with
the ginger and top milk. Top
with the remaining pineapple
slices, sandwich fashion, and
arrange on 8 individual beds of
lettuce. Serve with fruit
French dressing. Serves 8. To
serve two, make one-fourth this
recipe. Thin slices of fresh
pineapple may be substituted
for the canned fruit in this
recipe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

method of &C
m plishing
their e n d S.
And of course
it, S " e ii
known as a
device for eX-
t e n di n g a
trav Ell or
W e e e n d
wardrobe.
When I say
that oppor-
tunitieS ar e
greater this
We ar than
ever, I mean
w0 things,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

that color is better than ever
in accessories, and that there
is more variety in the Access
series themselves. Furthermore,
you can mix your colors, if you
know how to do it we'll enough,
and not just stick to white with
one color or two in close har-
mony.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

Fashion writers and experts
have often played up the fact
that women of good taste who
are well dressed, who have
plenty of money to buy what
they want, often resort to this
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
BLACK SHOES
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

DS~A 4AAS OS~AAAAASA"
"My son graduates from
High School this year. Would
it be more appropriate for him
to wear white or black shoes
with a dark blue suit? The girls
are wearing white dresses and
white shoes. MOTHER"
1t would be appropriate for
your son to wear black shoes
with his dark blue suit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
With Almonds

If the fisherman of the family
brings home brook trout this
spring, bake them with almonds.
Makes a dish that is fit for the
gods!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

If you want to know where
you can procure any article
mentioned in this column,
phone The Washington Times,
District 1000, Extension 1888, be-
tween 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. daily
and up to p. m. on Saturdays.
Please do not write unless you
live outside of the city, in which
case inclose stamped, Self.ad-
dressed envelope.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Crisp Rolls

Cold rolls or coffee cake may
be made fresh and crisp crusted,
light and flaky by placing in
brown paper bag and heating in
hot oven for a few minutes be-
fore serving.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Creole Reel pes

The following recipe is from NeaO Orleans lady, vho
famous for the delicacies her hospitality has long
afforded her fortunate guests. The Times av print
of these recipes every day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
Many Costumes Made
From Just a Few
Dresses
By WILMA LAVILLE

It's old trick to vary your clothes by
of accessories different colors of different types but
that opportunities greater this year
than they've ever been before.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06
COD CHOWDER

This cod chowder is something different in the way of
fisI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-06

MANY Of the new suits are divided just
pair of trunks and 'kerchief or brassiere
top. This suit has brown trunks, top striped
in chartreuse, brown and touch of orange
and white. It's from well-known maker,
is excellent for swimming as well as for tan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Utek t~restancIG.

TTicet jeden trestanc1 Cd
zbrojenych pistolemi propaso-
vanymi pres zed vezen1, unik-
10 hlavnfmi vraty statnf polep-
SONNY v Granite City, Oklaho-
ma, pTi cemz usmrtili Pc sire
lecke bitce Petra Jonese, Hill
dace v strazni v6zi. Vsichni
uprchlfci mimo II byli pozdeji
chyceni strazn1ky. NekteT1 z
Mich byli postTeleni.
Trestanci premohli dGvernf-
ka ktery drzel kl1ce ku vratdm
vedouc1m ku predn1 casti we've
nj. Dostali Sc ven hlavnf bra
nou. StTelba pocala kdyz uni
kaj1c1 bezeli dolu pc pTedn1ch
schodech, vedouc1ch ku osame-
lie strazn1 vezi asi 40 stop pred
vezenskou budovou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Co Sc stane.

V Syracuse, New York Post
Standard pfinasf zpravu, jak
Westinghouse vlada prostfed
nictv1m Rekonstrukcn1 Financ-
nj Korporace p1jcila V listopa-
du 1884 $4,000 firme, ktera
byla pozd6ji dopadena a u
svedcena z nezakonitehO OBJ
chodovanf Them. PGjcka po-
volena byla Charlesu L. Noble
owl, predsedovi sfirmy Clyde
Products Company, ktera ma O.
ko vyrab1 ocet, ale We skutecno-
sti prodava alkohol, ktery k to-
mu 1celu kupuje a ktery nepo-
dleha DAM. Federaln1 AGENT
prepadli zavod a nasli tam ne
kolik zeleznicn1ch tanku pl-
nych alkoholu, urceneho pro
prekupnfky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Porazila tajemnika pokladu.

Marion Schwing z New York
sportovkyne vyhrala prot ma
r1zenf tajemn1ka pokladu, jme-
mem americke vlady, j1mz Sc
dovoluje cestujic1m p~fivesti do
zem6 pouze jeden kvart ko-
ralky beze ella. Celn1 soud
rozhodl, re ono narfzen1 je ne
zakonne, a re domG Sc vracej1-
CT Americana mohou 81 dovezti
S sebou bezplatne koralky V
Gene 500, pak-li nepfivazj mic
jineho z echo Sc plat1 clio.
"Ono naT1zen1 kterym Sc do
voluje import jen jednoho
kvartu likeru kdezto jinak Sc
dovoluje pTiv6zti svobodne &C.
hokoliv jineho do ceny 800 Sc
mi zdalo nejak podezrel6, pra-
villa tajemnice James Berga,
oficiala sanitn1 komise We West
chesteru. Celni trad musil
dame vratiti 1885 ella, ktere
Cd nj vybral "a pTespocetnou
lahev, kterou 81 privezla re
Zapadn1 Indie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
zadny div re omdlel.

V Clevelandu souzen byl Os-
car Hawkins. Jednalo Sc 0 III
vot jeho, Porota pc uradenf
Sc podala soudci listinu O SVEN
rozhodnut1.
Soudce, Corlett wal re stolu
listinu, obratil Sc vazn6 ku pT1-
tomnym a cetl:
"Vinen vrazdou prvnfho stu
pne."
V rozhodnutf tom nebyla
zminka O moznosti milosti.
Hawkins omdlel.
Soudce obratil sc ma porotce
Sc slovy: "Zapomeli jste po-
depsati rozhodnut1 vase"
"Vy cetl jste chybnou listi-
nu," odpovedel pfedseda poro-
ty. "My uznali jsme souzene-
no nevinnym."
Hawkins z omdlen1 rychle
povstal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Oslavy Masarykovy.

Letosn1 oslava IS. narozenin
presidenta, T. G.. Masaryka,
slibuje byti mimoTadnou uda-
lost1 naseho zivota zde V Anne
rice.
V Chicago Dude pc prv6 v
Americe dayana DvoTakova a
Kvapilova pGvabna opera Ru-
salka. Pohostinsky vystoup1 V
nj prosluly tenorista, byvaly
Glen Narodn1ho divadla v Pra-
re. PTipravujf tam r~ozs1reny
program, ktery Dude pamatn1-
KEN trvale, vzpom1nkove i do
kumentarn1 ceny.
Ceskoslovenska obec vzpo-
meme nadsene zasluh Masary-
kovych v pamatny ten den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22

Ukazal ma slavny slib vlady
pTi prodeji bondG, re kupujfcl
obdrz1 sunni "a ne We zlate.
Kritisoval vetsinu, re "jed-
MIN dechem" kongres nema
pravo odpuditi zavazek zlate
klausule a v teze dobe dosp1va-
tt ku zaveru, re ponevac drzi-
tel bond1 vladn1ch nemdze do
staff "a ne zlato, must witt
znehodnoceny dollar.
Co rozhodnut1 toto zname-
ma?
Ia dollar, ktery mate v kap-
Sc, dostanete prave tolik jake
pred rozhodnut1m. Vas dollar
ma sto cent?, dvacet petak1,
deset desakd a ctyri ctvrtaky.
$1,000 zeleznicn1 bond, ma
tell nejaky, vynese VAN opet
$1,000 V dolarech jake nyni
jsou V Gene. Vsechny dluhy
at privatni nebo verejne, at
jsou spokojeny S takovymi do
larry, "a jake je ustanov1 kon-
gres. Dluhuj1-li 500, at je to
ma cemkoliv, platiti muslin stej
nym poctem dolarG.
= Prohlasiv, re sekce IT v
aktu NRA nebyla vynucena
jak slibovala, sen. Wagner, de-
mokrat z New Yorku, ma v L.
myslu podati navrh zakona,
ktery "ucini z deln1ka svobod-
neho cloveka".
Jedn1m z jeho pozadavk1
je vlada vetsiny v kollektivn1m
vyjednavan1, prot cemuz mno-
ri prdmyslnlci Sc branili, a dru
hym zakaz sapovych uni. Ma
rodn1 rada delnickych vztah1,
ktera je pro vladu vetsiny, by
byla rozsirena a zmenena v ia
kysi "vrchnl soud" delnickFch
problem6.
Dude to pfedloha, ktera u
cin1 delnfka svobodnym Glove
kem," pravil Wagner die Wa
shington Post. "Da mu pravc
organisovati Sc a vyjednavati
kollektivne. My jsme myslili
re jsme mu dali to pravo pri-
jet1m sekce IA v NRA, v prak-
81 ale tato sekce nebyla nikdy
vynucena tax jak slibovala. Ia
mestnavatelum Sc dostalo pra-
va organisace, a nyn1 Sc mus
deln1ku DAFT totez pravo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Prvni sebevrazda s Empire
State budovy.

V New Yorku spachala r.
ma P. E~berhardt, 22leta, sebe-
vrazdu, vrhnuvsi Sc S nejvyss1
budovy sveta Empire State
Tower. Vystoupila al ma nej-
vyss1 60. poschod1 observacn1
veze a seskocila dolG. Jej1 te-
10, dplne rozdrcene, nalezeno
bylo ma stTese vchodu do ulice.
Policie ma stanici v ulici
Charles obdrzela kratce pred
tim zpravu Raymonda Re-
bechiho, ktery oznamoval, re
Sc S Eebrhardtovou pohadal a
boj1 Sc, re ona neco zleho pro-
vede. V male chv1li ma to do
Slo k sebevrazde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Americka mizerie.

Porota, ktera odsoudila
Hauptmana k smrti, Dude Wy
stupovati ma jevisti, jak porot-
ce Charles Walton, 44lety
strojnik doznal, re divadelnl
agent z New Yorku ucinil po-
rotcGm nab1dku, kterou asi
vsichni pTijmou.
"Nase vystupovan1 ma jevi-
stitch Dude velmi d1stojne," u
jiStoval Walton. "Nebudeme
hovoTiti 0 procesu a nebudeme
ucinkovati V n6jake aktovce, a.
lie pouze sc objev1me ma scene.
Myslfm, re mas nikdo nebude
pro to kritisovati a my mGzeme
ty pen1ze velmi dobTe upotfe-
biti."
Hauptmann byl dopraven
do cely smrti We vezenf V Tren-
ton.
- Soud S Hauptmannem stall
ma S556,OOO. Mnoho pence sta
Ii sv6dkov6. TAX ma pr. zapla-
tito Sc $4,000 patnacti znal-
cum p1sma, kter1 byli pc ruce,
ackoli ma svedectv1 byli povo-
lani jen n6kteTf. Konsteblove
a hlfdaci stall $4,5OO, steno-
grafick6 zapisky $4,000. Cd
l. bTezna 1882 skoro nepTetr-
ute %pracovalo ma pr1padu dva-
Get osm vysetTovatelG a wash
ingtonska vlada zaplatila "a
tim 1celem 1924, 900. Telefo-
ny a telegrafy pc Americe i do
Evropy staly $4,000. Do wy
dan1 poc1ta Sc i $4,000, kter6
Lindbergh 1nosci vyplatil.
Lindberghovo vydanf vsak
bylo znacn6 vets1. Mnoho pc
nez stale jej i cestovan1 pc mo-
Fl, kde jej podvadel j. H. Cur
tbs, lakaje z neho penfze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
PFedhszne ornament zabav.

- Masopustni veceTi uspo-
radajl zeny z osady sv. Vaclav-
ske We prospect kostela v Ute
ry a We stfedu, &c. a 27. 1nora
' doleJSlch m1stnostech Skoly.
Zacatek V 6 hodin vecer.
- Vyrocn1 Pies Sboru Kato-
llckych SokolG Sc Dude konat
V pond6l1, rs. 1nora V Katolic-
ke Budove, Madison a Duncan
ullc pfi hudb6 Sokolske.
Kosteln1 Vybor ma ukon-
cent Masopustu pofada diva
dlo maven "Moravkova rodi-
ma venkov6", ktere sehraj1
Ochotn1ci osady sv. Vaclavske
V ned6li, 3. brezna V osadn1 ST.
nj ma Collington Avenue. Ia
catek V 8:15 vecer.
= Tel. Jednota Sokol Curtis
Bay pofada divadelnf pTedsta-
venl V nedeli, "a. 1nora We 3.
hodiny odpol. " Sokolovn6 V
Curtis Bay. Hrati Sc Dude ga
mann zenu Cd mandlu", veselo-
hra o 3 jednan1ch. Proto KIDD
Sc chces mile pobaviti a zasma-
tt, nezapomen pTij1t neb kazdy
je srdecn6 ivan.
= Velke ustricove body u
spoTada Young Mems BOhe-
mian Democratic Club, 7. war
dy We svych klubovnich mist
nostech, 2100 Ashland Avenue
v nedeli, 10. bTezna, Cd 1. do 6.
hodin vecer.
- Vybor Slovenskeho Do
mu uspofada Masopustn1 ia
necnf zabavu V pond6lf, dine 4.
bfezna V Katolicke Budov9,
Madison a Duncan ulic v ma
rodn1ch slovenskych kroj1ch.
- Sokolska Jednota Blesk
pofadati Dude sve 60. SibTinky
V pondelf, 4. brezna V Sokolov-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22

President Americke Fedora
ce Prace William Green, pro-
hlasil v Clevelandu:
MAS BOZ teprve zacfna. Del
n1ci, zamestnan1 v automobile
vem prGmyslu mali nyn1 pf1le-
zitost s Mani Sc spojit a bojo-
vat: Jsem tady, abych YAM ma
b1dl pomoc, sflu a radu Americ
Ike Federace Prace. Pojdte s
nami a my pGjdeme S vami.
Name v 1myslu bojovati pro
tt zavodn1m uni1m, ktere Sc tax
zamlouvajf zamestnavatelGm a
jsme rozhodnuti je vyhladiti.
Pred zavedenfm NRA bylo
jen malo takovych unit V auto
mobilovem prGmyslu. Zavodnf
unie byly zrizovany, ably zne-
moznily delnictvu pTidati Sc k
neodvislym unifm a tyto zavo-
dnl unie byly zTizovany a fl
nancovany spolecnostmi."
"Nyn1 pGjdeme pred kon-
gres a budeme zadati zavedenf
tricetihodinoveho pracovnfho
tydne, ovsem bez snfzen1 platu.
A jsem jist, re tento navrh INA
enc prospeje i pokud jde O
zmensen1 nezamestnanosti."
V sobotu vyprsf lhGta ultima
ia, ktere unie dala sprave "a
vodu Fisher Body korporace,
pobocce to General Motors. V
ultimatu zada unie zavedeni
3O-hodinoveho pracovn1ho IT,
dine o peti dnech, cas- a pGl "a
praci v sobotu a dvojnasobny
plat "a praci V nedeli a We sva-
tex; minimaln1 mzdu $50 IT,
dine pro meme zrucne a S35 IT,
dine pro zrucn6 d6lnfky, Gill 81
pro nezrucn6 a pTimeTeny pTf-
davek pro zrucne zamestnan-
&c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Dive zeny staty v Nemecku.

Sekerou staty byly v Berllne
dive prominentnf zeny, baron
ka Bonita Won Berg a byvala
zena barona Won Falkenhayn,
syna znameho generala "a sve-
tove valky a baronka Renata
Won Matzmer.
Staty byly pc d1kaze, re
prozrazovaly vojenske tajem-
stv1 "ciz1 Wade"
Polsky kapitan, Ulrich Won
Sosnowski, odsouzen byl do Ia
lare ku tezke praci. Spolu Cd
souzena byla Irene Won Jena
ma dozivotl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Krajan podlehI zransni.

We Fremont, Nebraska, zem-
rel v nemocnici William Mattel
ka, 3Olety, nasledkem z~ranen1,
ktere utrpel pri trhanf paTezG
dynamitem ma farme 10 mil il
zne Cd Dodge. Byl zranen ku-
sem dreva, ktere bylo vybu-
chem vymrsteno a zasahlo Ma
tejku v 1krytu Ia hromadou
dTfvf so stop cd mfsta, kde byl
vybuch. Zanechava vdovu a
tri deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Ctyricet diva hlasili Sc o ztrace-
nYch $40.

We Vagkeenan, Illinois, 49,
lety hoch, William Gerity ma
iezl des1ti dolarovou bankov-
ku a nalez oznamil v tamn1ch
novinach. 0 nalez CO nejrych-
leji hlasilo Sc AZ osob.
Desftka konecn6 dana byla
jednomu, ktery mohl udati,
jak vypadala tobolka, v niz de-
sltka uschovana byla. William
Obdrzel odmenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Pro dane z vynosu ne z ceny
pozemkEG.

V Topeka, Kansas zalozil Sc
spolek Kansas Hone Owners
Association. Bojuje prot sy-
stemu,po cele Americe rozsffe-
menu a pevne zakorenenemu,
ably Sc ma pozemkovy majetek
ukladaly dane die trhove ce-
ny, tax jak il dTady odhadnou
a domaha Sc toho, ably Sc dan
platila z toho, co majetek Wy
nese. Hnuti podobn6 s1T1 sc i V
iinych castech Spoj. StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Well, to nebyl fun.

"A to byl jenom zert'', vysve
tloval cernossky 22lety Carl
Casby soudci V st. Louis, kdyz
licil mu, jak pri pTepadu do
mu vychrstl nadobu horke vo-
dy ma detektiva.
"To nenf zert," odpovedel
soudce, George C. West. "TTi-
Get dni."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Potrestani.

Herbert Holtam z Daven-
portu odsouzen byl ma 10 let V
polepsovne V Anamose. By
zatcen v pivnf taverne pro kra-
dez 1882 pc homie, "a kter6
detektivnf cetova kara Sc roz-
bila a diva policiste Sc zranili.
Herbert je 20 let star, ale jiz
zkuseny. V jinem soudu V Da-
venport V tyz den, Fryauf do
stall 10 let vezen1 Ia kradez, a
padelan1 podpisu ma pensijn1
eek patriot j. Hoytovi, ktery
ukradl z posty.