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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
NEW LEGION
 SQUAD MEETS
 DOUG. TONIGHT

Douglas and the rebuilt Legion squad tangle tonight at 6.30 o'clock in Juneau, in the first test of the newly bolstered Legion lineup. Five players have been transferred to the Vets from the Moose and EIks in an effort to strengthen the taienders. and tonight's meeting with the Is flanders, who won the first half and eli mbed in to a tie with the second half standings of the Gastineau Channel Baseball League by last nights win over the Elks, will tell just how much the switches have done to even up the teams.
 The Legion has yet to win a sin gle contest from the Islanders this season. but many fans think that Bobby Coughlin's last years champs will have found the sparkplug they need in Jack Elliott, their new sec ond baseman. Battery choices have not yet been announced, but it is expected that Clark will catch for the Legion and that Jensen will take the Hill for Douglas with Will Hams at backstop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
CAL. VISITORS ARE
 HONOlRED AT PARTY

Mrs. M. c. Reaber and Mrs. John Newman entertained complimenting Mrs. Reabers sister, Miss Harriet Taylor of Madeira, California, and Miss Marjorie Dickieson of San Francisco yesterday afternoon at a dessert bridge party
 Guests were Mrs. Frank Foster, Mrs. Oscar Olson, Mrs. Charles E.. Rice, Mrs. Daniel Ross, Mrs. Will jam Beck, Mrs. Walter Hellan, Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. Ed Heron, and Mrs. Kate Jarman,
 First prize at bridge was won by Mrs. Ed Heron and second by Mrs. Daniel Ross.
 Miss Taylor, who has been visit ing in Juneau since June 19, plans to leave on the Prince George. Miss Dickieson has been here sev- eral weeks, and during last week end she made the trip from Juneau to Sitka and return.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
DOUGLAS BARBER SHOP
 RE-OPENS

Charles Yusanaga announces the Douglas Hand Laundry Barber Shop" is again open for business.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14

Fisheries discloses "a carryover of 868. Al cases as of June 30.
 This is substantially less than even the most optimistic had hoped for a few months ago and places the industry in a relatively strong sta tistical position.
 It is too early, however, to haZ- ard any guess as to the. future price trend.
 The June 30 inventory reveals a movement of 333,O25 cases to mar ket during the month, an increase of 07346 cases, or 47.6 per cent over June, 1885 sales.
 Market AbSOrbS Large Offerings
 Pinks went out in volume, the movement reaching total of 220,- 641 cases for the month. leaving an inventory of 480,286 cases as against a 1885 carryover of 610,136 cases.
 It is understood that one or two of the big buyers who took a spec ulative long position in pinks ear- Her in the year made price conces- sions to cut down unsold stocks
 The industry finds encourage ment, however, in the fact that the market was able to absorb large offerings without serious impair ment of the normal price struc- ture
 The statistical position Of reds is also favorable. Stocks on hand June 30 amounted to 202,2l0 cases as compared with 1885 carryover of 647 ,607 cases. The figures include sockeyes and bluebacks.
 The national canned salmon ad- vertising campaign with an au- dience of twenty-two millions is credited with developing stronger consumer market which is expected to become an increasingly import ant factor by influencing stability of inventory
 Unusually Hot Weather;
 Greeks Running LolD Although early Alaska packs have been running around normal, atten- tion of the industry. at the moment is focused on the extraordinary hot weather in the Territory.
 Greeks are running low, and prevailing conditions, it is pointed out, are similar to those in 1927 when dry spell resulted in a rec ord low pink pack for the Terri tory.
 Salmon do not congregate at the mouths of streams that do not offer passage to spawning beds. AS re- suit the catch is light. No damage has been done yet, but the threat is real and the situation is beirig watched.
 The Midwest drought is receiv- ing scant attention, due chiefly in the fact that packers have found that shortages of beef cattle and pork rsulting from past droughts have had but negligible effect or demand for canned salmon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14

Victor Jorey once was a circus strong man. In his youth, he was a professional fighter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
FULL OL LYMpIC TEAM WILL BE
 SENT, BERLIN
Last Day Financing Assures 348 Athletics will
 Represent U. 5.

NEW YORK, July IA. A full Olympic team of 348 men is as ;ured by last minute financing by he American Olympic Committee. The treasurer reports that funds eceiyed during the day plus some financing by individual athletes Jbviates the necessity of cutting down the Olympic squad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
STOCK PRICES STAKE ADVANCE
 BUSY SESSION
American T. and T. Takes Lead with Steels, Spec
 ialties Following

NEW YORK, July 14-With Am erican Tele raph and Telephone leading and with steels and spec ialties a close second, the stock market showed gains of fractions to more than three points gen. orally despite profit realizing tend ing to restrain many issues. The session was a busy and interesting one.
 A number of new five-year highs were registered during the session.
 Todays close was firm with transfers of one million and one half shares.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
SHAME, SHAME IS LE:RCYMEN'S
 CRY IN LONDON
England's Wears, in Annual L Convention, Make
 Awful Discovery

LONDON, July IA. = "Shamel Shamel"
 Well-bred voices of Englands vii cars in annual convention assem- bled raised the cry of shocked con dennation when 1t was revealed to them that:
 "A clergyman during the last five or six years had become the third husband of a woman whose di- vorced first husband was still liv- ing"
 Englands ecclesiastics became even more against when the speaker added that the marriage was con. ducted with the full approval and blessing of bishop and performed by a prominent canon of the church.
 Shame! Shame!"
 Another Instance
 The cry rose again when the Arch deacon of Dudley told his assem- bled colleagues how a clergyman, who divorced his wife on the ground of adultery, remarked and at once was appointed to a better church.
 "Shamel Shame!"
 But the archdeacon was not at all sure about the sincerity of those well-modulated sounds of disap- proval He added cautically:
 Many may say shame but it only means you don't agree The rank and file know these things are being done"
 The assembled ministers were dis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
DUFRESNE TO WESTWARD

Frank Dufresne, Executive Off cer of the Alaska Game Commis- sion, sailed on the Yukon for the Westward and Interior this morn ing on game Commission matters, He will meet Warden White at Val deg and go up the highway to Fair banks, returning via the railroad to Seward and then back by steamer. He expects to be gone about three weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
BARRACKS HOME BOUND

Mrs. J. E. Barrack and three daughters, Barbara, Beverly and Bonnie are returning to their home in Fairbanks aboard the steamer Yukon. after spending the past six months in California MT. Bar rack is the owner of the Sampson Harware Go. of Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
LOURING RETURNING
 AFTER OFFICIAL TRTP

Kaj Louring, Alaska Sales Man ager of the Pacific Bottlers Supply Co, was a passenger on the steamer Yukon from Seattle for Ketchikan where he will call on his trade at that point Louring is returning to lis Juneau headquarters after a conference with his company offic- .als in Seattle relative to a wider distribution of Corby's whiskies in Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14

SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
CANNED SALMON
 CARRYOvER | Q W
Both Pinks aaG Reds Are Reported in Good Sta-
 tistical Position

Fred Niendorff, Financial Editor of the Seattle t-Intelligencer, says the Pacific canned salmon packers enter the new pack period with carryover AS per cent lower than that of a year ago.
 Inventory position disclosed in the statement of unsold stocks is sued by the Association of Pacific
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
LIGHT COMING HERE

Sam Light, representing the Ton kin Distributors, stopped over in Ketchikan on the northbound trip of the steamer Yukon. He is eX- pected to arrive in Juneau early next week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-14
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK, July 14-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 135s, American Can l37, American Power and Light IA, Anaconda 371s, Bethlehem Steel 522s, Commonwealth and South ern 31a, Curtiss- Wright 6A, Gen eral Motors 7O1s, International Harvester 8312, Kennecott 41A, United States Steel 6212, United Corporation 8, Cities Service 47s Hecla Mining HIS, Pound $5.025s
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 162.80; rails, 5267; utilities, 3516.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
ARE YOU FOOLED?
Does an economical
price scare you off?

We know that Phillips Delicious
Southern Soups are made from the fin
est, Garden fresh vegetables. We know
they are outstanding for their quality,
purity and distinctive flavor. And we
know that once you taste these whole
some soups you will be regular custom
er. So we make this Money-Back offer
%. Read it. Buy Phillips. -. and decide.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

was written by
Comdr. Fr a n k
Wead, also re-
spon S j b lie for
Ceiling z er o."
another aviation
yarn, in which
O'Brien appeared
with Jim m y
Cagney.
Pat owes his
good fortune to
the throat all
ment of Dick
Powell, neceSsi-
tating the post
ponem ent of
"CfaOa StrIIrk /"
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Pat O'Brien Takes Walk
Into Juicy Leading Role
Paramount Dusts Off Script for 1.-The Old
Maid" Again, With Irene Dunno and
Ann Harding as Leads
RY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

vOrJywOOD (NANA)-Nowadays, when actor or
off a the reprmand Is
nlea story available in the
studio This pleasant experience being enjoyed the full by
Brothers declining appear
honors-and pay-schedued
Evening star., 1936-03-19

to Mary Boland for 20 years. After
26 years in the factory, he finally
revolts, leaves his job and creates a
sensation in the glass eye manufac-
turing world by selling a million OF
them to the public.
(Copyright. 1885. by North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Games Forbidden in Parks.
Southgate, England, has banned
games in public parks on Sundays.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

But the white man stood calmly, with folded arms
81 am Muzimo" he said dramatically. II am the
spirit of Orando's ancestor Sobito Is only man;
his fetish is only the tail Of Dango. the hyena" As
he ceased speaking his hand shot out and snatched
the fetish
Evening star., 1936-03-19

There are l6 Phillips Delicious Southern
Soups Chicken Noodle, Onion. Chicken
Cumb6, vesenbls Beef, Clam Chowdef,
Muliisatawny, Pepper Pot. Mushroom.
Asparagus, Vegetable, Chicken, Scotch
Broth, Tomato, Celery Bean. Pea.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

for the leading role in THE China
Clipper" The story, an excellent
dramatization of events leading to the
building of the trans-Pacific airline,
Evening star., 1936-03-19

The highest price does not always mean
the highest quality. The ever increasing
sales of Phillips Delicious Southern Soups
prove conclusively that women are rapidly
learning not to be fooled by fancy prices.
Instead theyshow, by ypurchases, that they
welcome and prefer the Phillips policy of
3ettine the finest foods into the consum-
er's hands at the lowest price for quality.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-11-20
Fudge Brownies

A eggs
2 cups sugar
l cup butter
4 squares chocolate
2 cups flour
l cup chopped nuts
2 teaspoons vanilla
Beat the eggs and add the sugar.
Melt the butter and chocolate to-
gether. Combine the mixtures,
beating them thoroughly. Add the
flour, nuts and f1avoring. Bake in
a shallow pan for about twenty
minutes in moderate oven. Cut
in squares or novel bridge-card
shapes before removing from the
pan.
1t is important not to bake
brownies too long. Their delight
full quality depends on their being
a bit "crusty" on the outside and
moist in the center. Any kind of
nuts may be used, although Eng
ish walnuts are usually preferred.
copyrlght.-WNU Service.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-11-20
y was rundown
&C.. looked pale lacked
q keen appetite felt tired
-. was underweight."
ssWhat did I do?''

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able value is time tried and scientific
cally proven. that's why it makes
you feel like yourself again. Available
at any drug store. Cs.ss. Co.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-11-20
Not on Relief

The banker was questioning the
Negro applicant for chauffeur's
job.
"Are you married." the banker
asked.
''Nawsah, boss" replied the APP
plicant, "Nawsah; All makes nah
own ivin'."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-11-20
Unitarian

''Why do you make fun Of boss and
buggy days?"
ST DON'T" answered Senator Sor-
ghum. "But after getting hi by an
automobile and losing my salary at
the races / can't help wishing the
plain old bosses and buggies could
have stayed hitched up together. I"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-11-20
Just in Tinle

"Ye-es," hesitate, the bride
groom, "these cakes are pretty
good, but don't you think there
ought to be more"
"Your mother made them," in
corrupted the bride, quickly. =
!. "-of them?" ended he.-Guelph
Mercury. (
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Prosit! Book Pivo!

Vas zastupce byl pozvan ku
prohlednut1 The National
Brewing Company pivovaru a
osobnfho ochutnan1 piva IVA
neho Book Beer. zadna chva-
la nenf dosti dobra, vysloviti
Sc O tonic vytecnem pivu. Ne
kolik mes1cd zpet, sladci Ma
tional piva vynasli bohaty tina
w slad a z toho vyrabeli sve-
tozname pivo pro jarn1 sezonu.
Die nahledu pana Arthura H.
Deute, predsedy National Bre-
whit Co., Book pivo vice jak
vsechno ostatnf zvestuje pff-
chod jara.
Vsechna leta, Book pivo by
10 upraveno die nemeckych
sladkG. Tento zvyk jde dale
ko do nepameti u lid kteri by
Ii zvykl1 pitt toto tmav6 pivo
jakozto V upom1nku jarnfho
obdobf. V case, kdy d1lezitost
nabozenstv1 ohledne Book pi-
va pfestala, zvyk pitt Book pi-
va V jarnfm case nikdy nepfe-
stl. Jest prave nynf cas-, ably
americtf obcane pfisli k pozna
nj, re prava chut Book piva Sc
pozna nyni. Book pivo predne
must byt ulezene re z%vlastnfho
chmale a Sladu q DOnechanO
lezeti jisty cas- ably obdrzelo
tn pravou prfchut, coz umoznl
Book pivu tn mlrnou pen1cf
zvlaStnost.
National Book Beer tradice
starodavneho piva jest stale u
drzena. My nejsme spokojeni
jen S ochutnanfm, nybrz HE
dime vstr1c ku vice sklenicfm
pozit1 tohoto moku v teto Sc
zone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Samozvany archbishop Car
mel Cafora a jeho diva kapla-
nj, ktere sam "vysvetil'' a uci-
nil assistenty nejen jeho vymy-
slene diocese, ale i osady, byli
obzalovani pro podvody.
Pan archbishop koupil starry
hostel Chicago, ktery byl ma
spadnuti a udelal z nej kate
dralu. Daval zdanf, re jest to
osada katolicka. Kdyz nabral
agenty ma prodavanf vstupe-
mex ma dobrocinny pies dine 4.
kvetna v osadn1 SIM, povysil
.rozvazece uhli Charlese Baue-
ra ma kaplana, zaopatTil mt
kleriku a kolarek a tyz chodil
v klerice 20 ulici a zjednal "a
Sc Roy Olsona, ktereho udelal
managerem plesu.
Zalobcem byl Frank Lanser
z 1Tadovny mestskeho cejch-
mistra Gill vaznyho a ten pra-
vii, re nasel u obchodnfkG, kite
re navstfvil, 10000 vstupenek
k domnelemu plesu. Lfstky by
ly pc 40 centech. Podvodnfci
prisli do obchodu jmenem cej-
chmistra a zadali "a odkoupe-
nj "a SIS tiket. We vysetTova-
nj Sc pokracuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Move odrudv ovsa.

Stat Iowa., ktery pestuje nej
vice ovsa v celych Spoj. Sta
tech, skliz1 nyn1 pc akru mno-
hem vice, neil kdykoli 15le-
tie periodic cd roku 1901 az
1915. V onom 15letem obdo-
bf pr1merna sklizen ovsa pc
akru. v lowe obnasela 81 a p1l
buslu. V letech 1916 az 1880
vynos S akru vysel ma SO buslG.
Prvnf nova zuslechtena Cd
ruda ovsa re statn1 zemedel-
ske pokusne stanice byla dana
farmarGm k severnym 1cel1m
roku 1912. Cd te DOLBY bylo
rozesllano zuslechtene semeno
v letech 1913, 1919, 1922,
1927 a 1929.
Ctyfi z techto novych odr1d
ovsa, kter6 Sc jmenujf Iowa
los, Iowar a Iogold, byly W.
pestovany z originalnfho rus
keno ovsa, ktery do Spoj. Sta
tn k pokusnym 1cel1m privezI
americky zemedelsky badatel
F. w. Taylor ma konci let de-
vadesatych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Osolil postel, ztratil zenu.

Castecny rozvod povolen byl
We Washingtonu Edith V. AL
len, jez mezi jinym zalovala
ma manzela, Re posolil jeff po-
stel. Jindy il vykopl z poste-
lie, popalil il kirk cigaretou,
christi koTalku do jejfho obli-
ceje. strhl Sc sebe pajamas a
tloukl il S mimi.
= V Kansas City povolen
byl rozvod Jamesu Gorog. Cd
dan byl v Uhrach sc svojl man
zelkou roku 1908. Do Ameri-
ky pTijel 1905. Manzelka je-
no odeprela Ia MIN pTijeti, po-
nevac Sc bala cesty pres more.
Soudci zalujfcf udal, re on O.
pet bal sc vydati ma cestu pres
more, ably s nj I'll Uhrach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
z kruhH Prace.

Nova smlOuva ma tr1 roxy
jednajfci O mzde a p%racovnl
dobe byla schvalena 5000 krej
covskymi deln1ky s%eskupeny-
mi v Chicago Joint Council of
the international Ladies Gar
ment Workers unie.
Pokladnik rady, pravl, re We
smlouve jest zahrnuto zvysenl
mzdy cd SO cent? do So tydne,
nejmensi mzda $14.5O tydne a
mzda stoupa az do Sal. Pra-
covni doba urcena ma 35 hodin
ltydne, ctyTi placene svatky v
roce a zavrena dina. Take
bylo povoleno zaffditi nestran
ny vybor k arbitrovani vsech
neshod.
- Celkem $40 deln1k1 The
Pennsylvania Rubber Co. V
Jeanette, Pa, Sc vratilo do
prace, kdyz pet dnf drzeli
"svatek." Zamestnavatele sill
bill platiti nejmens1 mzdu o
1919 vetsf nez nyn1 a delnici
budou watt do prace Poole
potreby.
- Jednatel plastyrske unie
v St. Louis VIM. Anderson a
bratrf Leeove, 1rednici stejne
unie, byli DAM velkoporotou v
obzalobu, ponevadz fixovali
nejake nouzove prace, ale to
Jim v ocich unie neuskodilo a
byli zvoleni Ease do 1fadu.
= Skupina prodavacd sta
vebniho materialu a vozkove a
soferi rozvazejfci pisek a sterk
a nenalezej1ci k Americke Fe-
deraci Prace Sc ST. Louis,
Mo-, spojili nazvavse move te-
leso Aggregate Producers
Assn. a odepreli dopravovati
stavebni material ma prace, ma
kterych jsou zamestnani del
nici nalezejfcf pod Federaci
Prace. Ale bojkot Sc netyka
nouzovych prac1 a jest oplat-
kou "a bojkot, ktery Federace
pred casem proti MIN vydala.
Ash dvacet obchodnikd materi-
alem, eli 900 vsech prodava-
c1 Sc spojilo k bojkotu. Kdyz
zde byla stavena posta, tax u
niovi delnici Sc zdrahali praco-
vati S materialem dovezenym
nynejsim telesem a nyni Jim to
vozkove oplatili.
- Kdyz $4,000 tunovy par
nix California mel vyplouti z
pTistavu San Pedro, Kali, lod
nfci poctem 4O4 vysli ma stav-
ku. Jich mluvci oznamil kapi-
tanovi, re namoTnfci 81 pref
plat zapadnfch pTfstavd a nj
koliv vychodnfch. V prvne
jmenovanych p~ristavech jest
plat namornfkd O SIS mesfcne
vyssi. LODI mela plouti panam-
skym pr1plavem do New Yor-
ku a mela ma palube AL ces-
tujicich, mezi mimi nekolik
prominentnfch Anglicand. &C.
stujfcf dostali jidlo pc cely cas-
7 vyjednavani a kdyz doslo /
dohode, tax LODI vyplula.
- Ocelarska korporace S
Jones & M. Laughlin v Pitts
: burghu upfra 1stavnost Wag
nerova aktu a prav1, re Size
propustila IL deln1kI a jinyn
. snfzila staresinska prava, ale
lneucinila tax k Will jich unio
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Povstron osvstlil vychod.

Veliky mteor osvetlil v So
botu z rama pc nekolik vtefin
vychodni polovinu Spojenych
StatG modravym, bleskovym
svetlem. Letel smerem vychod
MIN a spadl kdesi u pobfezi
New Jersey do more.
Rachot pri jeho padanl at
mosferou zemskou vyvolany
zavdal podnet k domnenkam
re nekde doslo k velikemu re.
metreseni nebo explosf a blys'
kani. Pry byl WIDEN take Y
TOwson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Nezbohatla " Americe.

Slavna filmova hvezda Mar
len Ditrichova odjela z Anne
riky. Bee ~bohatstvf, O kterem
Sc u filmovych hvezd bali. Ia
Ike JEFF manzel, stavitel Sieber
v Parfzi, zkrachoval. A tax
Marlen Ditrichova Ia posled-
nj 1spory 81 hodla koupiti ne
kde ma Morave statek, ably as
pom nejak Sc zajistila. Dopo-
rucila pry j to Amy Ondra.
kova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Spolecna otrava.

V East st. Louis, ILL.,, 40lety
Fred Hutchinson, elektrikaf
bez zamestnanf, a jeho 39leta
manzelka Ethel z Dupo, ILL.,,
spachali sebevrazdu. Hutchin-
son pred smrti napsala diva do
pisy, v nichz oznamila, re man
Eel il zada, ably s MIN spolecne
pozila jedu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
We cinnosti. Kdyz narodn1 smi-

We cinnosti. Kdyz narodn1 smi-
rovacf vybor podal ma firmu
stfznost, tato odpovedela, re
WagnerGv akt jest nedstavnf a
tud1z neplatny a pakli nekteri
deln1ci byli propusteni, tax
pry Sc to stale v zajmu sluzby
a potion pro nedostatek prace.
Pf1slusenstvf k uni pry nehra-
10 zadnou roll. Ia to ale A
malgamated Assn. of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers doka-
zuje, re deln1ci byli propuste-
nj, protoze v zavodu ukaZova-
Ii uniovou cinnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Pinchotova chce do kongresu.

Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, man.
zelka byvaleho guvernera sta
tn Pennsylvania, Clifford Pin
chota, Dude Sc uchazeti O L.
rad kongresn1ka ma republi-
kanskem lfstku We Filadelfii.
Toto e tTetf pokus Pincho-
|tove dostati Sc do 1Tadu. Do
posud Sc il nepodarilo Gle to-
no dosahnouti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

- Svetove zasoby uhli prav-
depodobne, resp. jiste a zjiste-
ne do hloubky 1000 m cini u
kamen6ho uhlf 4,O39,O14 a
321. 243 mil. tun, u hnedeho
uhlf 2,937,137 a 416, 749 mil.
tun. Nejvetsf bezpecne zjis-
ten6 zasoby kamenneho uhli
ma Angle, 1888 mil. tun a
hnedeho uhlf Kanada 384.968
mil. tun. Ceskoslovensko je
bezpecne zjistenymi zasobami
kamenneho uhl1 ma sestem mi
ste, pravdepodobnymi ma pa.
tenn, bezpecne zjistenymi "a.
sobami hn6deho uhlf ma tretfm
a pravdepodobnymi ma ctvr.
tenn miste. Pr nezvysovan.
nynejsf tezby, jez cinila lon
$50 mil. tun kamenneho a TT
mil. tun hnedeho uhl1, vystaci
ly by svetove zasoby kamen
neho uhlf bezpecne zjistent
ma 5000 let, pravdepodobn,
ma 1000 let, bezpecne zjisten,
zasoby hnedeho uhli ma 2.3Ol
let a pravdepodobne ma 16.
900 let.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-08-08

there was o distinction made IN con.
nection with married men who had
families. The WPA makes no such
distinction.
The latest report OF the CWA and
FERA, issued by Joseph Loughlin,
secretary Of the Emergency Relief
Commission, states that for q two
year period, these agencies, for the
City OF Waterbury, spent only 9i,-
637,400.2i. Using these figures for
comparison, the WPA costs i've
times as much per year aS the MI.
tual Aid and about four times %
much aS the FEIsA and CWA. ~
1900 Tested
II is also interesting 10 note that
Mutual Aid took care Of twice as
many persons as the WPA and that
the FENA case load was never low
or than !, 400. The CWA tok care Of
about 1000 persons, Az stated above,
there are 1900 persons listed for the
WPA In waterbury, according TO
personnel figures released from time
10 time by the ERIC.
The result Of putting these reports
from one source and another 10.
gethor seems 10 point TO the fact
that the Mutual Aid could operate
for little less than 100000 per
year, while II costs the WPA $780,
900 TO operate In Waterbury for O
twelve month period.