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Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Campaign Plans to
Be Made at Meeting

Roosevelt For President cam
paign plans will be made for I'm
perial county at meeting schedul-
ed for the court house at 7:30 o'clock
Wednesday night.
The meeting was called by Mark
Rose, head of the committee in
charge of this phase of the coming
ANesidential election in Imperial
ycounty.
T. D. Mccall. who announced the
meeting, declared newspaper rep
resentatives were welcome to at
tend even though reports to the
contrary had been circulated.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30

means or foul change our Ameri-
can democracy"
Citing his own record in public
office as proof of his Americanism,
in a speech to the New York state
Democratic convention, the presi-
dent attacked the Republican party
for its "do-nothing" attituoe in the
face of economic chaos (which was
creating a fertile field for Com
Continued on Page 3, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Nat ROgan on Dove
Hunt Trip in Valley

Nat Rogan of Los Angeles, col
lector of internal revenue, has been
in the valley for dove shooting He
IS the brother-in-law of w. j..
of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Strike Leader Moves
For Peace at Salinas
Townsend Club to
Meet Thurs. Night

Ell Centro Townsend club No. l
will meet Thursday in the high
school cafeteria instead of the city
park, the customary meeting place.
A home coming pot luck supper
will be featured at $50 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Probation Committee
Conference Called

Special meeting of the county
probation committee has been call
ed for 1:30 pm. Thursday in the
court house office.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Launches Vigorous Offensive at Enemies;
Cites Record in Public Service as
Evidence of Americanism

ARMORY, SYRACUSE NY. Sept. 20. (UP)-Pres-
dept Roosevelt last night met charges of Communism lev
eed at his administration with vigorous cOuner-attack
in which he repudiaed he support of any advocate OF
Communism any other alien ism which would by fair
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
STRAW BALLOT
WILL INDICATE
VALLEY POLITICS
Surrey Made by Post-Press to Show Trend of
Voters in Rooseuelt-Landon Race;
Congress Stands Included

Does Imperial county's preponderantly Democratic
registration overwhelming vote for President
Roosevelt Nov g. does growing sentiment for Gov.
Af Landon that goodly portion of the supposedly
Democratic vote will go to the Republican presidential
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Down Yankees
Six to One on
Sloppy Diamond
Huge Crowd Sits Thru Downpour as Bill
Terry's Men Nab First Game; American
League Champs in Early Lead

POLO GROUNDS, New Yor, Sept. 80. (UP)--Playng
the face of ranstom which continued from the second
inning to the final putout, the New York Giants today
defeated the Yankees the opening game of the world
SERIES 61 before crowd of $4,000 Carl Hubbel Giants
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
LOYALISTS THROW
LAST RESERVES IN
FIGHT ON MADRID
Copyright 1886 by United Press

MADRID Sept 80 WBrk layers engineers
called the coo today oy Madrid finish fight
against advancing
employees militia.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
LETTUCE LABORERS
READY TO RENEW
CONTRACT PARLEY

SALINAS Cal, Sept. 80. (UP)-Strikng lettuce work
ers are ready to renew contract negotiations with the
Shippers association, and will agree to submit
the amportan preferential hiring question to arbitra-
on Walter Cowan vice president of the California Fed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
G 20,
o.
~' &c. ~
REPoRTER AMs5Fhs
Says
sir Wandering Boy

In case the Ell Centro Junior
chamber of commerce wonders
about it, there was a reason OF
sorts behind the failure of Cal Rec
tor to report Monday night on his
trip to Holtville to see about
dance. Cal was hungry and there
in was the trouble.
Rector wandered into an eating
establishment where eating is a
matter Of secondary importance. 1t
was $50, and Cal was on his way
to the meeting. which was at 7:3O.
There were five dotted green cubes
and a few n;ckels changing hands
about the table, and Rector, who
subsequently won himself the un-
dying name OF "Sixless CAL pro-
duced a nickel and entered into the
spirit of the thing, but not into the
corporate profits. In the game, it
seems, you need six, a five, a
four. what have-you. but you've got
to have the six first - and Cal
y couldn't locate six on the spotted
cubes. He tried and tried again,
= until at 10 pm. he decided he was
ftill hungry, and wandered off to
Deat. So the junior chamber of
commerce didn't hear the report.
o
Embarrassing Moments $3.50.
Probably because suspicious char
actars were lettering about the
rlace. federal narcotics agents one
recent night swooped down in raid
ing fashion on an establishment in
Fl Centro, only to find that two
of the SUSPICIOUS" characters were
Ell Centre policemen, gathered for
2 cup of coffee against the fall chill.
The cCppers were held there until
the place was searched. That's why
the bushes on the faces of Chalky
Brown and T. P. Farmer.
The Takers Get Took
A couple OF Ell Centros best city
slickers were considering going
back to the farm today, their
THOUGHTS the result of sand green
activities Of Vic Blalack and Mel
Ferguson, who played the parts of
couple of country bows on the
Yuma golf course recently, leaving
the city slickerS with little more
than shirts to cover their confusion
and nothing to cover their defeat
AnOther Feud Starts
> A longtime friendship seemed by
way of breaking up this week, just
because r. I. French discovered
that c. B. Smith didn't go campino
during his vacation. r. l. is all
het up, they saw, because he gath
cred up several tons of Smiths
camping equipment from here
there and the other place, loaded
it into his already loaded auto, and
transported it gruntingly to Los
Angeles. where he unloaded it on
c. BIS doorstep. Then G. B. stayed
in Los Angeles during his entire
vacation-and that's more than
French can bear
A New High
RR has heard of lots of strange
things passing back and forth over
hotel counter, but. BraWley's
Planters sets a new high in service
With this sign:
Shot gun shells available at
desk"
EXtempore Show
There was a SHOW" in Brawley
Tuesday nj ght. even though the Los
Angeles fighters slated to battle in
the amateur ring failed to appear
While the available fighters went
Athrough dispirited workouts, th2
Ucrowd made an interesting study
One happy-faced, well-upholstered
colored woman brought wave OF
laughter with a shout to Cleo
Shans colored boxer:
Look out there Cleo! He'll tae
..o,, UO,,'ra ,,ra,oi,,' tOo y,,i,cl,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
Last Minute
FLASHES !!
SENATE APPROVES
FRENCH FRANC PLAN

SENATE APPROVES
FRENCH FRANC PLAN
PARIS, Sept. 30. W,Rt-The SEN
ate approved the governments de-
valuation bill today, completing
its passage through parliament.
DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Sept. 30.
lSpeciaD Imperial Valley Mer-
chants wound up their barn
storming tour Tuesday night
with an easy 6-2 victory over
the Douglas All Stars. Cum
mings and Kelly handled the
valley teams pitching assign
mcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30
MARKETS AN BRIEE

MARKETS AN BRIEF
Butter: Los Angeles 371ae; burtet-
fat. Imperial valley FOB, ranch,
Grade 4, 46c; manufacturing milk,
4O1sc; route gatherei cream, 35Hac.
l.. A. Hay-U. =. No. 1 extra lenfy,
s1S.5O-I0; 4. :. No. 4, SI6-19.5O;
u. =. No. lenfy, S15; ;. No. =,
x13.5O; Minneapolis flaw 2OOE,-2llha.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-30

A New High
RR has heard of lots of strange
things passing back and forth over
a hotel counter. but. BraWley's
Planters sets a new high in service
With this sign:
Shot gun shells available at
desk"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29

$500 men now are employed at mining
within the Helena territory.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29

l,500 men now are employed at mining
within the Helena territory.
At. Old DrumIunm0n
George jackson, superintendent of
the st. Louis rlmlummon mine near
Marysville, announces that about $780,
600 win be spent on that property
within the near future The original
Drumlummon mine, discovered by the
late Thomas Cruise and opened with a
shovel and wheelbarrow, in the past
produced $53, 600, 900.
OF the money to be spent at the mine,
$4,000 viii be for the erection of q
500-ton cyanide plant to treat about
100000 tons of mine tailings. Devel-
opment and matchmaking of the plant
Is expected to cost about 100000
IN the Montana -DrumIummon Esx-
tension, which adJoins the st. Louis
Drumlummon, there has been a steady
increase in gold values as development
proceeds and it is expected shipments
will start shortly, John II. Sexsmith of
Spokane. president of the company,
reports.
Work has also been resumed on the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29

Mohawk gold property IN the Jay Gould
area and expectations are that milling
win Be started there about Sept. 1, Mp.
Sexgmith states
Ellks40n Developments
at the American Western Mines
property near ElIiston a strictly mod
ern camp and 100-ton min have been
built according to j. Il. Eby. engineer
at the mine. The mill is now producing
concentrates. A tremendous tonnage Of
ore IS present The property was worked
IN the SOS and 'o0's.
The Little Blaclfoot Queen, near FL
hston, on which Oscar Nordquist start
ed operations Aug. /, is TO be incor-
porated by Spokane capital, it is said
There Is reported to be q good show
ing in the face Of the Flora tunnel
running 800 feet.
The Deer Lodge Queen, said to be
part Of the original location in the
county is reported to be storing high
grade for shipment while opening q
mill tonnage. The ore Is said to run
fairly high in silver, accompanied by
gold and lead
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29

remainder of the undistributed
profits. This means that corpora
lions must estimate the probable
earnings sometime prior to the
close of the fiscal year and make
such declaration as is necessary to
save them from the imposition Of this
tax. On the other hand, care must be
taken that the stockholders are not
caught for much larger tax on the
distribution; and 1t must also be re-
membered that the normal tax on individual
incomes now applies to dividends as wen rs
other income.
For illustration. take the case Of a cor
poration whose capital stock issued stands at
x75s 900. 90 on the books and has an earned
surplus OF s15.000.00 accumulated prior to
the beginning Of the taxable year 1886. At
the time Of declaring the capital stock tax
value. It was estimated that It would earn
sac, 90 during the year. and It accordingly
declared a capital stock tax value Of $780,
zee 80 and paid $4,000 capital stock tax. think
ing this would give a sufficient exemption for
excess profits tax. However, IL appears dur
ing the month Of August that its income for
the year win be In the nefghborhood Of $780,
10000 for the year. It's counsel Is called IN
20 determine the possible taxes according to
several bases Of distribution. The corporation, {
however. finds that It is going to need all Of
its earnings and capital to drill q number Of
wells In order to comply with its contracturai
drilling obligations. Counsel first aScertains
that the corporate income tax on $4,000 90
net income win be s6,340.00 He finds that
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29

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ence, the worlds largest collection
of lubricant data, and untiring re-
search and development which are
the background fSocony-V Vacuum
Engineering Service.
All these factors are placed at
your disposal through our en-
gineering staff an example of
the unusual cooperation which
this company offers to eDery user
Of GargoyleIndustrial
Lubricants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29
Corporations Distribute
Billion in Dividends to
Avoid New Federal Tax
WILLIAM B. FINLAY
Certified Public Accountant, Great Falls, Montana.

formidable called The Tax Undsrbued
enacted under the Revenue Act of 1886 This will
reaching effects rpercuons
given corporate
form of organization has been useful device for the accumulation
profits this has been abused by permitting
corporate profits accumulate without distribution thus saving
dividends taxable the distributes In general way this
undsbuted profits of corporations
taxable income less the corporation normal
addition the capital stock the profits
and other However this surplus
applies only the part undbued For instance 90 percent
income for the distributed the would be percent
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29
Mining Stirs Again Around Helena
AS Development Capital Comes In

With interest in the mining industry
greatly accelerated since the increase
in the price of gold, outside capital
has been pouring into the Helena re-
gion during recent months, bringing
back the territory's original bread and
butter" to a state near that Of early
days.
Also prominent in the revival OF the
mining industry has been the possibility
Of financing sound ventures by obtain
ing loans through the mine loan di-
vision of the reconstruction finance
corporation.
It Is estimated that approximately
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29
REHEARING Ia AsKEn

Petition for rehearing has been filed Ia the
state supreme court In the case In which that
body held its own chief justice. w. 3. Sands
guilty Of violating the corrupt practices act
IN his campaign for office, but exonerated him
for rehearfng was filed By Attorney W. ID
Upton who brought the suit against the
chief Justice. 1t is commended that the court
overlooked some points Of law and some facts
that concerned the issue.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29
LIVESTOCK MEN WARNED

Montana livestock men have been warned
by the state railroad commission to consult
railway agents or the commission itself be-
fore making drouth shipments Of cattle to
determine the exact rate. Reduced rates for
the shipment Of livestock IN the drouth areas
have been established and stock may be kept
at grazing points until june 1897, it is
stated by the commission.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29

A tombstone always has a coed word
for man when he Is down
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-08-29
THOUSANDS or PLANTS ARE GETTING
OUT OF THE RED INTO THE BLACK
WITH SOCONY VACUUM HELP

WHETHER you look the record in Montanas mines
oil fields in rairoading shipping manufacturing
you'll find the facts always add up the totals the
troled of Gargoye Lubricants helping industrial
agement show fabrication profits every year
Socony Vacuum supplies the essential factors which make such
profit possible with complete line of lubricants backed by the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Zamestnanost v srpnu ochabla.

Zamsstnanost " srpnu ochabla.
Baltimorskym Sdruzenfm Pra-
&c oznameno bylo, re pc vyse-
trovani zdejsfch pomerd v O.
hledu zamestnanosti, zamestna
most v srpnu castecne ochabla.
We vSech odvetv1ch tTinact pro-
cent uniovych muzG bylo vi
bee bez prace v srpnu, udava
zprava.
Zamestnanost castecne "a
mestnanych byla tez mensi.
Myslf Sc, re nynf v Marylan-
du bez prace jest asi 100000
zahrnuje v to ty, kteff pracuJl
ma WPA a jinych pomocnych
projektech.
Americke Sdruzen1 Prace
soudi, re ku konci cervence
bylo v zemi 11,117.000 neza-
mestnanych u prirovnanf S H.
10000 ma pocatku cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Pro SO cent? usmrcena.

Mildred Williams, 31lety, u
smrcena byla cernochem, kdyz
prisel ku zadnfm dver1m jejlho
pr1bytku We 200 blocku S. Ca
roline ulice, skolektovati duh
SO cent?. Cernoska pfirazila
dveTe. Kolektujfci cernoch Wy
trhl revolver a vypalil dive ra-
ny. Jednou ranou do srdce ire
fena skacela Sc mrtva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Sebevrazdy.

Reese Arnold, 28lety farmaf-
sky pomocnfk, ~zastTelil Sc V
Rocks, Md, v automobile sto-
jfc1m u stodoly fanny.
- Walter F. Humphreys, 40
rokG starry, otravil sc plynem V
kuchyni sveho bytu ma 4. pos
chodl ma E.. Biddle ulici. Byt
natal 81 tam v ned6li.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Zanechal S5O4.1aO.9 "a.

V sirotc1m soudu projednana
byla pozdstalost pc Hermann
Bernheimer, byvalym mali
tell d-epartmentn1ho obchodu,
jenz zemTel 6. srpna. Majetek
jeho odhadnut byl ma 1884,
1904. Ma hotovosti a v ban
kach mel $15,O89.31.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

Jsme zachovati narod svdj pri
tie Jarosti vSestranne, ktera ma
rod1m media odumf1t, pfi tie sfle
stale a svezf, pri tie zdravosti
telesne, dusevn1 i mravnf. KITE
ra nizadne zkaze vzniknouti
media - vzalo sobe "a 1kol pri-
splvati telocvicnou svou CHINO
st1 k vychove naroda pc stran-
&c telesne a s nj v ruku v ruce
Jdouc1 zdatnosti dusevnf."
V nynejsf bouTlive dob6 IDA
Sc nam osud jednotliveho clio
veka maly a nepatrny. Skoro
bychom Sc tazali, IDA name Sc
i dnes starati o sve zdravf. O
svou silu, o sv1j zivot?
Nesm1me zapomfnati re We
likost celku jakoz i budoucnos-
tt zavis1 ma zdatnosti jednotliv-
CT. Mnohe pilne ruce a pracu-
J1cl hlavy nam jiz dnes schazf
a budeme je elm dial vice po-
stradati.
Chceme-li postavenf sve a
puvod svGj We svete udrzeti, u
pevniti a povysiti, musfme zdat
most kazdeho jednotlivce IVY
siti a ma zfeteli mfti. A jake
prvni predpoklad je t9lesne
zdrav1 a sfla.
Zejmena ma dorostu zavisi
nase budoucnost. Nikoliv jaci
jsme byli, ami jac1 jsme nyn1,
rozhodne o mas, ale jaky je mas
dorost.
Toho budte dorostenci Sokol-
stf pametlivi We vsem, tedy
pokud tyce Sc zachovanf zdra-
vi a silly. Vystr1hejte Sc bedli-
We vseho co mohlo by zdravi
vasemu uskoditi nebo O zdravi
vas pripraviti. Chtejte ziti
Ano, cht6jte zfti! zivot vas byt
byste i nejchudsi byli re vsecE
at je VAN vs1m co mate. Pc
cutie jiz z mladf o to, ably zivot
yam nebyl jednou pfft6zf, ny.
brz radosti a stest1m.
Naucte Sc poslouchati v mia
df abyste jednou az dospejett
umeli perouceti. Porouceti pal
dovede jen ten, ktery Sc nauci
Eposlouchati.
Pride cas- kdy Wy nastoupftt
ma nase mfsta. My zde vecnt
nezGstaneme. Vzdyt jste cas-
to svedky "jak druh "a dru
hem pada". Proto vzh1ru mia
da chase, ted jest ma vas fada
Konejte sve povinnosti verne
Budte pilni, budte dochvilnf
Poslechnete sveho cvicitele {
cvicitelku We vsf 1cte a vaznos
tt, an jest to k vasemu prospe'
chu. Mlstn1 Sokolska Jednota
ma kterou m1zete byti praven
hrdi, vas VIOLA k soucinnosti. Wy
mile, dobre Ceske matky pc
slete sve ditky a pros1me byste
obcas je-li YAM mono navSti
viii a pTihl1zeti v hodinach cvi
cebnfch a svojf p%Tftomnostf do.
kazati, re beTete zajem We w.
chove telesne i dusevn1 svycl
dftek, re ocenujete vse to &C
Jednota Sokolska tax s velkyn
nakladem pro d1tky Vase pod.
nika.
Nase ceska verejnost by me.
la venovati vets1 pozornosti &
zajmu ma poll prace tax d6le.
Ute jakou jest pecovanf a sna.
ha zbudovati, uceliti telo kras.
ne a zdraveho ducha. Tot jsou
daleko vetsf poklady ma svete
nezli cokoliv jineho.
Kazdy pT1slusnfk Ceskoslo'
venskeho pGvodu mel by prof.
ii nekolika-letou skolou Sokol
skou.
Use by jinak u mas WHITFIELD
bylo by vice lasky a bratrstv1 Y
tom nasem krasnem tax KRAFT
KEN z1tf.
Bratr nacelnik 81 pTeje Van
oznamiti re evicebne hodiny
zapocnou opet nasledkem o
prav v Sokolovne provad6nycl
v druhe polovici zaT1.
V. S.,
Vzdelavatel Sok. Jed. Blesk
Pro SO cent? usmrcena.
Mildred Williams. 211etV. II
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11
Poransn padem.

Uklouznuv ma slupce z po-
merance valejfcl sc ma chodnl-
ku v Duncan ulicce u Monu-
ment, 7Olety Thomas Roberts
padl v nedeli a zlamal 81 kot-
mix. Bydli v 1. blocku N. Ken
wood avenue.
Leva noha rozdrcena by
la 9 rokn staremu James Swim
Cos kolem nakladnlho vagonu
ma stanici Bay View.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

Narodni Konvence Spolku Nej-
svetsjsiho Jmena " New Yorku
N. Y, 17.-2O. zari 1886.
Redakce TELEGRAPH"
Prosim "a laskave uverejne-
nj nasledujicf zpravy:
Predbezne ornament!
Muzi, clenove Spolku Nejsv.
Jmena pozor! Dne 20. zaf1 Sc
Dude konati narodni Sized a
mohutna parada v New Yorku.
Zde Sc YAM naskytuje pfflezi-
tost ma kterou jste jiz dlouho
cekali, totiz, navstfviti mesto
New York. Mnoz1 z vas jste
jiz NELL prilezitost konati tuto
cestu, ale sotva Sc VAN v bu-
doucnosti naskytne prflezitost
tuto cestu konati a prohlednou-
tt 81 toto velkomesto S muzi ma
81 osady a uciniti styk S nasimi
New Yorskymi krajany, "a tax
levnou cenu.
Vyjedeme pc draze Balti-
more a Ohio z Clifton Park sta
nice v sobotu O p1l noci. Spo-
lecnost Baltimore a Ohio nam
vzdy vyhovela jak MONO; jeff
vzorna obsluha jest vseobecne
znama a proto vine re ma teto
ceste mntzeme ocekavati poho-
dine obsluhy. Pfijedem do Jer-
sey City deset minut do sesti
$3.50 A. NJ rano, v nedeli,
kde vezmeme pTevozn1 LODI ma
ktere Sc poskytuje skvela Wy
hlfdka (panorama) pT1stavu,
lodi a nebe tycnych budov KITE
re, jak Sc IDA hranic1 S brehem
ma ostrove Manhattan, Gill vel
|komesto New York, pc Tece
Hudson. Tato vyhlfdka Sc I'VE
New York Skyline). Tez B.
& O. jest jedina spolecnost 2
Baltimore ktera tuto vyhl1dku
'poskytuje.
Az Sc prevezem do New Yor-
ku cd 23rd ST. STANCE ma 61st
st. stanici a 3rd Ave-, budeme
pochodovat pc 61st ulici do
Chramu Pane Fanny Marie u
stavicne Pomoci ma p1l osmou
Msi svatou (7:3O o'clock Mass)
Pc msi svate posnfdame v do
lejsi skolni SIM. V deset (1O)
hodin pojedeme busem ma po-
dfvanou mestem New York, pro
ty kterf 81 toho pref. DGstp.
Liskovy Sc podafilo nam tuto
vyjizdku busem obstarati "a
$1.00, prava cena teto vyjfzd-
ky ktera potrva ctyri hodiny
q hours) jest $3.50.
V jednu hodinu budem o.
bedvati We vyseuvedene mist
nosti.
We tTi hodiny Dude Sc konati
velkolepa parada a shromaz-
deni ma Polo Grounds. WYE
dem nazpet k domovu bud tTi
ctvrte ma sedm (6:45 P. NJ
aneb v sedm hodin (7:0O PM
Cena teto vyjfzdky Sc odha-
duje takto:
Listek ma drahu (okruznf)
$3.50. Okruznf lfstek ma bus
cd 23rd Sit STANCE ma 61st ST.
stanici soc. Ty kteTf 81 pref
vyjizdku busem $1.0O. Tedy
1hrnem pakli 81 prejete busem
vyjfzdku jest cena $3.50. PAX
Ii 81 nepTejte tuto vyjfzdku, ce-
ma jest $3.50. Predplaceno mu-
ST byti do Is. zaTf, September
18th. Objednejte 81 jiz nynf
lfstky ma fare.
S 1ctou, zimmerman Sc,
Frantisek Z1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-11

Sn1zen1 telefonn1ch sazeb v
Marylandu o $92,700 rocne O.
znameno bylo komisi vefejne
sluzby. Snfzenf pocfna cd 1.
zAT.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-09
RACE TRACK AT
STANTON SEEN
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fotings for the grandstand and
necessary buildings, methods of
drainage, and all engineering work
for the actual construction of the
buildings, stand, and track have
been completed. Contracts have
been made by officials with both
the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads and necessary
arrangements made for any sid
ings necessary. The association
has received assurance of a water
supply Of more than 100000 gall
Ions a day from the Delaware
Water Company, owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Tests and
surveys have shown the water is
satisfactory in every respect, that
the necessary rail facilities are
available, and that all roadways
are suitable for use. The associa-
ton has secured sufficient assur-
ance of financial support to start
construction work as soon as the
commission approves it's applica-
ton. Contracts are in hand, and
work will be started on the build
ing of the track, stands, stables,
and other buildings as soon as ap-
proval is given the application.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-09

ed in one of the finest school
plants of the state, a matter
in which she took great pride.
Miss Beckett feels that she
must give up and take a need
ed rest which she has so we'll
earned. The schools will miss
her and parents and pupils
who were accustomed to her
painstaking efforts will miss
her. There is a general re-
gret to see her relinquish her
duties to which she gave the
best years of her life. She
resigns from the Faculty with
the assurance she was much
wanted and appreciated and
takes with her the best wish
es of not only the schools but
the public generally that good
health and happiness will
bless her in the years to come.