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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05

Nejvyssf soud We Washingto-
nu rozhodl, re nezakonnym
Jest zaveden1 v New Yorku RI
zenl mzdy zenam anebo nedo-
spelym obojfho pohlavf ma "a
klade, re jest to porusenfm Ia.
dodatku ku konstituci.
Rozhodnutfm tfmto stizena
akce New Deal, jez presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem zavedena by
la a pax uznana nejvyssfm SOU
dem "a protizakonnf. Ia pra-
vldlo nyni ustanoveno, re mini
malni mzdy nesmejf byti Java
deny, kdyz by tfmto zkracova-
ma byla prava zamestnavatelG
anebo zamestnanc1.
Green, president Amer. Sdru.
zeni Prace, oznamil, re rozhoc
mutt toto jest ranou pro delnic.
two a pfately jeho a re d6lnic.
two Dude bojovati O sva prava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Zavrazdil matku.

Y Pittsburghu 16lety student
John L. Hanna, doznal, re u
smrtil matku, ponevac tato ne
chtela mt pGjciti AUTOMOBILE.
Behem vyslechu, jak policie u
dava, zertoval a Sc smfchem
pravil, re bude-li zavren do "a
lare, must tam dostati dosti
knih, kdyz tam Dude mfti plno
casu psati basne.
" Dayton, Ohio, Walter
Johnson, 42lety, wal ctyri sv6
ditky, kdyz Sc vratily dom6 re
skoly v pondelf a v loznici ma
druhem poschodf je usmrtil
blizko mlsto, kde pred 48 hodi-
nami uskrtil manzelku svoji.
Pc skutku Sc zastrelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Dodatek ku krajanskym.

p dplatkarstvf porotou v
Clevelandu "a vinna uznany
policejn1 kapitan Louis J. Ca
dek, byl odsouzen do zalaTe cd
2 do 20 let.
= Anton1n Otradovec re CT
cera Sc sr1til Sc svym l6tadlem
ma Cermak road. Byl zabit.
20. generalnf Sized jedno-
ty K. D.. ukoncen byl 20. kvet-
ma. Vaclav F. Jelinek z Oma-
ny, Nebr., znovu zvolen 1stTed-
MIN p~Tedsedou. PTfstf Sized ro-
ku 1899 Dude v Chicago.
= Krajan George Fako, %
lety, v dGsledcfch nevylecitelne
choroby Sc V sebevrazedn6m u
myslu usmrtil podTezav 81 hrd-
10 v Chicago.
V Mavie, Mimi, Josef
Hruby, 48lety farmaT, obesil Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Nejake stavbv..

Ma sew. Harding ave. v Chi
cagu praskaji a klesaji domy
do zeme. Pred lety tam stava-
la cihelna a kdyz byla vsechna
hlina vybrana, tax dolly byly
zavezeny smetim. Kdyz sme-
tiste bylo vyrovnano Sc zemi,
prisli spekulanti, koupili lacine
pozemky a bud je prodavali
nebo ma Mich staveli domy, KITE
re prodavali. Ia nedlouho po-
caly Sc v domech objevovati tr-
hliny, domy klesaly. Jest po-
stizeno asi SO robin v Is do
mech Gill asi tfi ctvrtiny okoli,
jez jest postaveno ma byvalem
smetisti.
S. Safranska, 6Oleta vdova,
jest nucena lezeti v posteli a
divati Sc jak jejf majetek, "a
ktery pred dvema roxy zapla-
tia $4,000 Sc pomalu propa-
da pred jejfma ocima. Dcera,
Martha Krupova, bydlfcf stej
mem dome, pravf, re Sc bojf, re
Sc jim dun srltf mad hlavou a
ljich celozivotn1 1spory Sc pro-
menl v hromadu rumu. Ma do
me jest "a $4,000 markyc, ale
"a dun by nikdo medal ami do
lar. Strecha Sc snizila a sklo-
Mia O osm palcG a dunn klesal
a museli jej podepf1ti nekolika
zeleznymi traversami.
Diva move apartmenty cfslo
1914 a 1913 jsou cd sebe Cd
deleny pouze jednim palcem
dole, ale u strechy jsou 9 palcn
Cd sebe. Chodnfky jsou rozla-
many a vsechny domy ukazuji
znaeky blizke zkazy. Kdyz je-
dou kolem automobily, obyva-
tele ami nedychajf strachy, ably
Sc Jim dun nesboTil mad hlayou
Nektere domy Sc tTesou a ky
macf jake kdyby staly ma gu
me. V noel kdyz Tide lez1 a
vSude jest ticho, mono slyseti
praskanl zdi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Jubileum csI. letce.

V Pardubiccfh Sc vzpomina-
10 25. vyroci prvniho dalkove-
no ceskeho letu, ktery proved
prGkopnfk ceskeho letectvi par
dubicky Kodak inz. Kaspar. Pc
1spechu letu z Pardubic do
Chrudime 1. kvetna 1911 odle-
tel IL. kvetna z Pardubic do
Prahy, kde zGstal diva dny a
pofadal letecke produkce. Pri-
tom jake prvnf cesky letec pro-
vedl dvojf otacku (osmicku).
Obrazkovy list "SvetoZor"
tehdy ohlasil, re letectvf je o.
taxa pfflis sporna, re je ha-
zardovanf zivoty a re proto ne
Dude otiskovati zadnych letec-
kych fotografif. Proroctvf lis
tn Sc nesplnilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
PTibuzny ~presidentIv
sebevrahem.

Robert B. Delano, pribuznJ
p~residenta Roosevelta, spachal
sebevrazdu v Barranqueras v
Argentine.
Strelil sc do 1st We sve IRA
dovne. Jeden re zanechanych
dopisG adresovan byl jeho stry-
eli, presidentu Rooseveltovi a
jiny Westinghouse dfvce.
Casopis "Critica" uvedl "a
pricinu, zruseni znamosti. JinJ
casopis udal, Re prfcina je ne
zn&ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Banka trent oloupena o
$4,000.

V Bronx, New York, preva-
zeny byly pen1ze dvema ban
kovnfmi zFfzenci, Theodorem
Frank a Arthurem Tricer z Ma
tional Safety banky do jine Cd
becky t6ze banky V 1tery.
Automobil S mimi zastavil
pred rudym vystraznym svet-
lem. Jiny automobil k MIN tes-
ne Sc pTibl1zil S trent muzi O.
zbrojenymi revolvery. Bandi-
tie nahazeli bal1cky S hotovymi
pencil do sveho automobile a
ujeli S koTist1 $4,000.
N6kolik blockG opodal poll
Gle nalezla opusteny automobil
banditG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Zapas krotitelIH S hroznysem.

AANROo n - yOOAAAs
Krotitel6 had6, 47lety Frank
Loughney a 45lety Cliff Wilson
cht6li V Clevelandu vykoupat
Obrovskeho, pres 200 liber va
zlc1ho hroznySe, kter6ho dosta-
Ii Sc zasilkou nekolika dalsfch
plazG pred nedavnem z malay
skych dzungl1. Nez mohli hodit
hadu smycku pres kirk, hroz-
nys Sc vymrstil, a oba muze Sc
vTel do sveho zelezneho objeti.
Otocil Sc jim kolem tela a uta-
hoval sve cavity stale vic a Vi
ce. Byli by snad zahynuli, kdy-
by Sc Jim nebylo dostalo zavcas
pOmOci.
Ma jejich pokTik sc seb6hnul
zastup lid, ale nikdo z neho Sc
neodvazoval pTistoupit blfze re
strachu pred hadem. AZ kdyz
priSli nahOdou ma blfzku sc ma
chazejfc1 dobrf znami obou mu
"a, Max H. Klimeres z Miami,
Fla, a G.. A. Lyons, z {. 2186
Wayandotte ave. V Lakewoodu
kter1 Sc ziv1 vystavovanfm ha-
dG a dovedou S mimi zachazeti,
nastal opravdovy zapas S ne
stvGrou. Trvalo plnych As mi
nut, nez byl Loughnye a Will
son vybaven z hadich zavit16.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Jel 800 mil do chybneho mfsta.

Sol Wachtell, prodavac z
New Yorku, vyskocil v 1tery z
lIzka v ST. Louis, zeptal Sc ma
cestu do Springfield a v plnem
chvatu Sc svym automobilem Sc
tam rozejel.
Kdyz tam prijel, ptal Sc, kde
je Milligan's obchod.
Odpoved1 tazaneho bylo, Re
tam takovy nen1.
Prodavac S podivem sc tazal
"Je to prec Springfield?"
No?P' Nebylo hledanym.
Wachtell marne jel 800 mil,
Mfsto co mel jeti ma jihozapad
cd st. Louis, jel ma severovy.
chod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Pro slovanskou iednotu

Organisace ceskych polite
kych stran a Narodn1 Jednoty
Severoceske V Ceske Lfpe zas-
laly redakcim dopis, v nemz m.
j. p1s1: NeveT1me V 1cinnou
pomoc zapadnf Evropy ami spo-
lecnosti narodG. VeTfme, re v
kriticke dobe Sc must Slovane
spolehnouti jen ma svou sflu,
ktera je postacitelna, ably sve
zajmy a svobodu uhajili. Proti
nemecke rozpfnavosti je nutno
postaviti jednotne Slovanstvo,
prot nemeckemu totalismu a
p~angermanstv1 Velkou slovan-
skou dohodu. Venujme zvlaSt-
nj avetSf pozornost Polsku a
nereagujme pouze podrazdene
ma vypady nektereho polskeho
tisku prot nam. Naopak Sc do
hodneme Ike spolecne a zamer-
ne praci S polskym tiskem ro-
zumnym a slovanske myslen-
ce pT1stupnym. Tento fisk je-
ste v POlsku nevymrel a ceka
ma tuto inciativu, sam jsa zakTi-
Rowan. Pracujme k zalozenf
slovansk6ho p~olitick6ho 1stavu
Sc s1dlem We Varsave a fialka-
mi v ostatnfch slovanskych sta
tech. Pracujme zurnalisticky
k propagaci slovanskych jay
XII vsemi moznymi cestami a
hlavn6 zaveden1m do stTednfch
skol m1sto francouzstiny a an
gliciny anebo alespon vedle
Mich. Zaprahneme do sluzeb
mas rozhlas a pracujme k zfska
nj k temuz Gill ostatnf slovan-
ske rozhlasy, a to v pravidel-
nych realc1ch. Co vykonaly
Katovice prot nam Negative,
je take mono vykonat positiv-
ne. Dohodneme obcanske pra-
videlne conference slovan-
skych redaktorG. Propagujme
vzajemn6 navstevy student1,
korporacf atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
cechoslovak ztyran polskymi
p~ovstalci.

Zacatkem kvetna prijel do
Csl. republiky z Polska 37-lety
Paw. Schaefer, pffslusny do Kr-
nova, tavic kovG, ktery byl %
let V Polsku a v poslednfch le-
tech pracoval v Katoviclch v
zinkovn6 Silesia. Prijel We
strasnem stavu. Oblicej mel
rozbity, krvave podlitiny We iva
rich a pod OXEN poTadnou ra-
nu, re ktere mu jeste tekla
krev. Hned pc pr1jezdu hlasil
Sc ma policeman reditelstvf v
Nor. Ostrave, kde pc lekaT-
skem osetreni vypoved6l, CO Sc
mu stale. Schaefer byl velice
potfebnym delnfkem v tovarne
a proto mu byl pobyt v Polsku
bez jakychkoliv obtfzf prodlu-
zovan. Lonskeho roku postal
sve deti, ktere chodf do pol
skych skol, do prazdninove O.
sadly Cerveneho KTfze do Cesko
slovenska. Cd toho okamziku
nastal obrat v chovanf jeho
spolupracovnfkG. Kdyz loni
pozadal o prodlouzenf pobytu
v Polsku, bylo mu receno, re v
Polsku jiz nebude pracovat,ne-
bot je Cechem a pro ty nenf v
POlsku prace. Koncem dubna
no navst1vil V jeho byte jeden
delnlk a tazal sc no kan p6jde
Jeoh zena ma statnf polsky sva-
tex. Schaefer odpovedel, re
nikam, protoze je Ceska. Pres
to, re Schaefer zadal ochranu
policie, pfece vnikli delnfci do
jeho bytu, kde no ztyrali, tax
re zdstal lezeti ma chodbe v
bezvedomf. Jeden delnfk no
pax nasel ma schodech. Kdyz
Sc Schaefer zotavil, stezoval 81
ma csl konsulate v Katovicfch a
pax i ma policejn1m komisar-
stvi, kde projevili ochotu pro-
dlouziti mi pobyt Polsku O
jeden rok. Schaefer vsak z o.
bavy pred hors1mi vecmi Sc vra
til do Ceskoslovenska, kde Sc
mu podafilo naj1ti lined praci,
nebot je odbornfkem. zena a
deti jsou prozatfm v Polsku.
Csl. 1fady zavedly tom smeru
dals1 vysetrovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05

padlych v konfederacnf arma-
de v obcanske valce, avsak v
jine dny.
- Senat schvalil doporuceni
sveho vyboru a prijal dodatek,
davajicf presidentu Roosevelt
tow kontrolu pres pr1del 1850
mil. dol. ma podporu zamestna-
MIN, jenz byl pTipojen k prvnf
schodkove pTedloze.
- Resoluce prot Townsen-
dow a jeho pomocnikIm, ably
byli obzalovani, byla prijata
.271 ku Al hlasy. Zakladatel
pensijnfho planu, a jeho ridite-
lie. Wunder z New Yorku, a
Kiefer z Chicago, budou souze-
nj vrchnim soudem v obvodu
Columbia, protoze odepreli u
poslechnouti naffzeni vyboru
snemovny, ably vypovldali o.
hledne sve cinnosti We shanenl
prfspeykG ma Townsendovu or
ganizaci.
Rev. Gerald Smith, provided
odkazu zemfeleho senatora
Tonga a jeho akce ma "sdileni
bohatstvf'', prohlasil, re jeho
20, 900 stoupenci Sc sdruzi
Sc stoupenci Townsenda k po-
liticke praci. Smith pravil, re
nenf prekvapen, re snemovna
odhlasovala stfhani zakladate-
lie pensijnfho planu, a rekl, re
cd "komunistickeho dictator
stvf Farley-Roosevelt" Sc pry
nedalo mic jineho cekati.
= z diplomatickych kruhn
bylo %oznameno, re soukromi
banker v Anglii Sc pripravuji
ma upsanf pdjcky sov6tske Via
de v Moskve, tax ably ia mohla
nakupovati produkty z Brita-
ME. Tato ruska pGjcka byla
by ovsem bankeri rozprodana
We forme obligacf soukromni-
kun.
Tyto zpravy podavajf dalsi
doklad k tvrzenf, re styky me-
ri Britanii a Ruskem byly v po-
slednf dobe pozoruhodne utu-
zeny. Vyskytly Sc docela i po-
vesti, re Velka Britanie Sc po-
kusi pTimeti Rusko, ably Sc sta
10 jednou re signatornfch vel
moci londynske namorni smlou
Wy, kterou jiz podepsaly Velka
Britanie, Francie a Spoj. Staty.
Zvysene pTatelstvi mezi Bri-
tamil a sovetskym Ruskem po-
vazuje sc zde "a nasledek obav
pred rostouci moci Japonska v
Cine. Britska vlada jevila zne-
pokojenf, kdyz v minulych
dnech japonske vojsko obsadi-
10 cast severni C1ny, kde Brita-
ME ma velke zajmy. Roztaho-
van1 Sc Japonska v Cine ohro-
zuje jak Rusko, tax i Britanii
a proto nenf ,vylouceno, re me
ri temito dvema velmocemi dol
de jeste k vetsf kooperaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Maiova idYla.

Mlady, svobodny hospodar
]. K. We Velk6 Bystrici ma Olo-
moucku byl rano pTekvapen. V
komfne jeho staven1 mu nekdo
v noel postavil vysokou mali,
posmesne vyzdobenou, ovese-
nou slamou a starymi plecha-
ci. We -vsi Sc vedelo, re je to-
msta devcat. HospodaT Sc wy
hybal devcatGm, byl samotaT.
Udal vec cetnikIm. Tt pacha-
telku brzy naSli. Bylo il nej-
hezci devce kraje. Priznalo Sc,
re tn mali do komina postavilo
"a vSechna ostatni devcata, a.
by morouse samotare pozlobi-
la. Cetnfci deveeti poradili, a
by vec S hospodaTem projedna-
10 v dobrem a We smfru. Jinak
re podajf trestnf ornament,
Dude z toho soud, pokuty. Ted
priSel ma cetnictvo hospodar, re
udani odvolava, re nechce, ably
budouci jeho manzelka byla
stihana "a to, CO mu S mali pro-
vedla. TAX to bylo: devce sku-
tecne k hospodaTi zaslo, ably
no poprosilo o odvolanf udanf.
A dohodli Sc a porozumeli 81
tax dalece, re z toho Dude
svatba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Rady.

Hrube jelly, ktere Sc spatne
protahuji latkou, dame ma po-
dlahu a jezd1me pc Mich chvlli
podrazkou sem a tam. Tim je
uhladfme. Prezrala rajska ia
bl1cka vloz1me asi ma 20 minut
do slane vody. Stanou Sc pew
nejsf. Kdo chce upotrebiti z
vejce pouze bflek, propfchne
ma sirsfm konci vajfcka dirku
a necha vyteci tolik bflku, ko-
Xix jej potTebuje. PAX vejce
opet zalep1me. zloutek vydrzi
ieste nekolik dn1 1plne cerstvy.
PTedmety, ktere chceme pone-
kud ztuziti, jake hedvabne ha-
lenky, krajkove pokryvky atd.,
vymachame ma konec v este
vode, do ktere jsme pridaly
trochu praskoveho cukru. Pred
mety vypadajf pax jake move.
|Slameny nabytek vycistime ma
sleduj1cfm zpGsobem: Rozpu-
slime We vlazne vode nekolik
Ilzic stavelove soil jedovate a
pTidame prav6 tolik plavene
kffdy. Touto smesi d6kladn6
vykartacujeme nabytek a o.
plachneme pax zTed6nym oc-
tenn. Nabytek vypada jake
novy.
= Hospodyne mali rady
kdyz jsou zloutky zbarveny
pekne do oranzova, nebot 81
tim dostane krasne barry moui
nfkGm i jinym pokrm1m. Je-l
tedy v nekterem vaj1cku naho
dou zloutek pTflis bledy, odde.
lime jej opatrne Cd b1lku ne
maly talfrek a posypeme jej so.
Ii. Mechanic asi 4 minuty leze.
tt. Pfekvapf mas, jak rychle
zloutek ztmav1. Teto methody
mGzeme ovsem pouzfti k ten
pokrmGm, ktere mohou byt pc.
nekud osoleny.
Zasle okenice cist1me Vine
nym kl6ckem, namocenym v O.
leji a leSt1me ssacim pap1rem
Nebo je potTeme rozpustenoU
plavenou kT1dou, mechanic os-
chnouti a pax mekkym hadfi-
KEN vylestfme. u matnych
skel pTidame do vody trochu
octa nebo Thu. Mastne skvrny
odstranfme z matneho skla po-
moc1 petroleje, z mlecn6ho
ska pomoc1 benzinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Platy dslnikI lepsi v Deroit,
Michigan.

Pr1merna mzda delnika v
automobilove tovarne v dubnu
1886 cinila $32. Byl to nejvys-
81 prGmerny plat cd roku 1929,
jak oznamila Automobile Ma
nufacturers' Association. To.
varny v tonic sdruzenl vypla-
ceji tydne ma mzdach $11,6OO,.
900. NejvysS1ho mzdoveho re.
kordu bylo dosazeno ma jaTe
1929, kdy prGmerny tydenn.
vydelek v tovarnach ma auta
cinil $35.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
PoIicists " Cerne Iegii.

V Detroit ku seznamu osob, kite
re byly bud cleny, nebo mely
nejake spojenf S teroristickou
Cernou legif, bylo pripojeno
pet mestskych policistd, kteff
byli predvolani komisaTem
Heinrich Pickertem k vyslechu.
Urady vysetrujfcf cinnost "a
kuklencG venuji pozornost po-
western, re ma SO clenI policie
slozilo pr1sahu vernosti, prede-
psanou Ba~rtrstvem mstitelG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
o polevce.

Major, re polevka jest zby-
|tecnostf, jest mylny. Polevka
jest dobrym uvodem k ostatn1-
mu j1dlu, nebot zpGsobf prekr-
vent zaludecnich stem a pfipra-
vi je k nasleduj1c1mu traven1.
Nemuslme take zapom1nat, re
jest nahradou "a napoje, ktere
privadej1 telu potrebnou vodu
a tim, re je tepla, neub1ra zby-
tecne telu teplo, ktereho je "a
potrebf k prizpdsobeni napojG
telesnemu teplu. Je proto d.
lezitym pokrmem zvlaste III
me a pro starsi lidi, kteT1 il s
obdobou pozfvaj1 i pred vecer-
MIN jfdlem. | tn vSak sc dopo-
rucuje zmena. Polevky nema-
il byt pr1lis syte; jejich vyziv-
most jest mouce, maslu, vaj1c-
ku, zelenine atd. V lete, kdy ma
still neprichazf casteji zeleni-
ma, f1d1 Sc Poole toho i pflpra-
va polevek. z vody, We ktere
Sc vafil spargl, spenat nebo
kvetak priprav1me polevku vel
mi jednoduchym zpGsobem.
PTiprav1me 81 zaprazku z jedne
lzfce a re dvou lzic mouky, "a
lejeme j vodou re zeleniny,
ktera jest obycejne osolena,
pax odstavfme, ably Sc navafila
a rozmichame do nj vaj1cko.
Ponechame v nj kousky sparg-
lu nebo kvetaku. Polevka z
rajskych jablfcek jest rovnez
jednoducha a rychla. Ably
chom je snadneji oloupaly vlo-
Zine je asi ma dive minuty do
horke vody. Do rozpaleneho
masla dame rozsekanou cibul-
ku a mechanic chv1li opekati,
nesm1 vsak zhrodnouti. Prida-
me rajska jabl1cka a mechanic
do mekka dusiti pod poklic-
kou; pouze obcas zam1chame.
PAX masu protlacime skrz sit
ko. Priprav1me j1sku, kterou
zalijeme potfebnym mnoz-
Swim vody a pTidame rajska
jablicka. Osolime a okoTen1-
me troskou b1leho pepTe. K
masitym polevkam mdzeme u
potTebit masa hovez1ho. jehne-
Chic nebo telecfho, prave tax
jake kostf z techto mas. K je-
jich pTfprave mGzeme pouzfti
vsech zelenin, ktere jarnf i let
nj doba prinasf, take mladeho
hrasku. Slabe masite polevky
mGzeme zlepsit pridan1m nasle
dujfcfho svftku: 3 bflky usle-
hame v tuhy snfh, pfidame
lehce 3 zloutky, 4 dkg mouky
pc castkach a 8 dkg strouha-
neho syria. Touto mason po-
mazeme ma prst slime dobTe pc
mastery plech a do zlatova u
peceme. Vystydly nakrajfme
ma podlouhle kousky. K teto
polevce mGzeme pTidati JENNIE
rozsekanou pazitku nebo petr-
zelku; tax jake i k jine polevce
pTidavame je az v poslednf
chvili pred podav&nfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
a

V Huntsville, Texas, byl po-
praven cernoch Willie DECKER
son, odsouzeny pro znasilneni
4leta d1vky.
We Walla Walla, Washing
ton, 24lety Glenn R. Stringer
byl obesen pro vrazdu. Pred
dvema lety pri pTepadeni We
Vancouver, Wash, zabil Her
berta Caplese, prodavace v ia
bakovem obchode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
USkrcena.

V New Yorku pfi vy~setTova-
nj smrti 41leteho dels1 dobu ne
zamestnaneho lodnfka Claye
Ola Thompsona, nalezli v by
tn pod hromadou r1zneho ode
WI mrtvolu skoro nahe asi 16
lete d1vky, jez byla zardousena
dratem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-15
War and Food

When Mussolinl was throwing troops into Ethiopia by the thousand the world price of lemons went up, Troops in the tropics needed lemons and Il Duce was buying them everywhere. Now there is war in Spain. Olive oil, sherry and cork are suddenly realized by the average man to be among spain's chief contributions to world comfort -- their export has stopped. As for lemons and oranges, all American citurus fruits are enjoying brief boom. France is buying here In quantity. She cannot get her usual fruit from Spain.
 Importers say the sherry supply will last through September, and If fighting can be stopped before the next harvest, there will probably be no rise in price Olive oil has already advanced almost 20 per cent. There is enough cork on hand for ordinary demands though It IS being used Increasingly for insulation by builders, But If the war be prolonged, shortages will develop In these and other Spanish products.
 War does not keep It's effects at home. The breakfast fruit Juice in America, the luncheon salad dressing, the after dinner glass of sherry all indicate that there is fighting in Spain, and that Ethiopia IS still far from being completely conquered Everyone who builds 8 new home or buys a life preserver for boat will soon be conscious of 1t. The plastic people will experiment with bottle stopperS and the market for bottle corks may be perma- nently impaired All this occurs because people do not learn to put over ideas without bloodshed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-15
of to a Good Start

The failure of any opposition to the democratic Setup of delegates presented to the town committee at it's pre-conven- ton meeting last night bodeS well for continued democratic success at the polls here in November.
 Contrary to the whisperIngs and talk of Underground feuds', all appears to be serene and harmonious in the democrat ic ranks. The vague n1urmuringS of pri- mary contests for this office apparently have been anicably settled in the interest cf harmony, if they ever seriously existed.
 Such an suspicious start portends, If past or1enS can be taken as any criter- lon, for Q smashing victory locally, state wide and nationally as far as the Wa terbury vote is concerned. Such an out look at so early date must indeed be encouraging to local democratic leaders.
 Notwithstanding rur1ors of discenSionS the local democratic party can be gen. orally depended upon when the crucial moment arrives to present an impreg- nable front to the toughest kind of oppo- sition in Waterbury. Past performances have proven 1t, and we think this years election is going to be no different.
 Tn fact this year the democratic party has much to gain; republicans, as 1t were, are fighting in the last ditch with their backs to the wall. A democratic victory along the whole line this Fall means that ti1e New Deal is here to stay. And for the lack of anything better or near aS good, We think that Is as 1t should be.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-15

whose ambition may bo questioned as well as their methods. Men and women have endured considerable in the way Of taunte and fresh remarks from boys who should have some of this tartnesS thrashed out of them occasionally If there is in the few coppers that the industrious and far. seeing kids pick up future, it well could be capitalized by saving it through regulation.
 We think the probation officers are doing Q fine thing to check up on this youthful industry right at the beginning. Waterbury might be the leader In Q move. ment to place youth on its own, but In such way that the tried old sayings of honest effort being its own reward would be fulfilled. We think the movement to "unioniEe" the shoeshine brigade is worthy of encouragement It dlScourages de. linquency and promotes the virtues of labor and honesty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-15
The Danger Point

In surnmoning representatives of his thousands of followers to convention the Rev, Charles E. Coughlin placed the future of the National Union for Social Justice gquarely on the defensive. The huge meeting at Cleveland which is and isn't q political gathering, because the Union is not a political party, but backs political candidates who follow out Union Ideas, could very easily prove a boomer ang. That 1t won't is ample testimony to the ability of Father Coughlin himseIf to command his Union and at the same time to infuSe thoughts of real success in the minds of followers.
 We can readily see the value Of the National Union for Social Justice being known as just that and not as the union party. It's span of existence as the latter would endthiS fall. AS the NU.S.J. It VIII carry on SO long. as Father Coughlin remains the driving force, which he Will no matter the outcome at the polls in November Only by firm stand on the 16 principles of N.U.S.J. can the organi- zation hope to withstand the efforts of countless politically ambitious men to secure an Tin" in 1t.
 The trouble with the situation lies in the fact that sooner or later Father CoughIin may not be able to control the men and women whom he has enrolled under his banner without making NU.s.J. 8 political party. There are too many now in the ranks whose partlcipa. ton is motivated not so much by ideas Of social justice, restoration to the right to coin and control money to Congress, etc, but by personal reasons, such a political power, riches, revenge for failure to secure from other political groups recognition.
 So long as the personal ambition can be subordinated to the 16 principles Of social justice, all will be well. What will happen when the former gains ascendancy is readily seen. Going through the com ing campaign is going to require all the wizardry that Father Coughlin can sum- mon to keep the lines intact. It really will be the first severe test of the NUS.J. You can draw many conclusions from what has been said and remains to be said at the Cleveland convention. It's bearing on coming events is important.