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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09
Heald Addresses
Brawley Lodge

Elmer Heald, Imperial County
district attorney addressed the
Brawley Elks Wednesday night at
a regular meeting of the lodge.
Heald gave a brilliant talk on
the Constitution of the United
States.
A large number Of members were
present to hear the attorney.
A regular business meeting was
held before Heald's address.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09
BRAWLEY ROTARY
ELECTS DIRECTORS
FOR COMING YEAR

The annual election of directors
was held at the weekly meeting of
the BraWley Rotary club at the
Planters hotel Wednesday noon.
Directors elected at the meeting
are, Gene Anderson, Dick Blue,
Paul Johnston, Clifford Maddox,
Percy Palmer, r. L. Sccord and
Pete Sewers.
C. J. Carlson, regional scout di-
rector addressed the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09
Imperial Valley Press

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HELD LEGAL
Continued from Page Il

filed in good faith.
Dismissing these claims, Judge
Holzer pointed out that the objec-
tors represented only 3 per cent
of the outstanding bonds. Approx
imately 95 per cent, he said, had
approved the plan which provided
for issuance of approximately
S937,500 in refunding bonds. These
bonds were to be exchanged for
the old bonds on the basis of 55
cents on the dollar.
The reorganization plan based
upon section 80 of the amended
bankruptcy statutes, already had
been approved by the California
districts securities commission, the
court furthermore pointed out.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09
Pioneers History
Written by Worley

jess Worley is beginning prelim-
mary work on writing the histories
o. Imperial Valleys pioneers for
the association, said Dan West,
of the board of directors
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09

A final decree of divorce was
granted Florence Keep from Jack
R. Keep, according to records filed
at the county clerks office Thurs
day. The divorce was granted on
the grounds of extreme mental
cruelty.
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Los ANGELES. April 9. lUP)-
L. :. No. l Extra Leafy Sl7.Q0-1750
I. S. No. ............S Sl4.50-l 100
U. S. No. ..................S $3.50
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ENTRIES MUST BE
IN BY SATURDAY

Mrs J. S. Jones, general chairman of the committee IN
charge of the Festival of the Pao Verdes Saturday Thurs
day announced prizes offered the chdren parade for
which all entries register in the section IN when
they wish to compete by 80 p. m. Saturday. -
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l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. April 9. (UP)- -
Los Angeles gram market:
Transcontinental corn 81 .5O-l.3
Argentine corn .........Sl.4O- .4O-l.4o
Calf. wheat, sacked 81. .4O-1.42
Calf barley .-........#... :9Q-52
Calf. milo, sackec S1.1O-1.15
Millfeeds, red and white .1.00-1.o5
White Kaffir ........-.Sl. l.15-l.2O
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Additional Market
Quotations

Continued From Page y
Candled clean extras .......... 16c
Candled light dirty extras 10 &c
Local eggs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..lfc
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LOCAL TEMPERATURES

LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ............94 81
Minimum .....-........-. ........... 10
Reading mt Noon To-day
Temperature ..--..... .......... 80
Humidity ..........-... ........... IL
Reading at . n. m. Today
Tenn peratuTC ............ ~
Humidity ....... --......-...-.. 81
Reading at ; p. m. Yesterday
Temperature ....-..-..-.- .-........... 4
Humidity ..r..-.--.. -........-. .lb
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09

CASH FLAX
Winnipeg -........ ..--......... Ito4
Duluth .....-..-- .-..... 100 a
Minneapolis ...........-... lbSA a.
FU1CREs
Winnipeg .......... ...-..,..... lf9.s
Duluth ......... .............. l694
Ninneapolis .................. 1874
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09

Los Angeles and Vicinity - Fair
tonight and Friday with morning
fog; not much change in tempera o.
ture or humidity; gentle to mod er-
ate wind. mostly northeast to north
west.
Southern CalifornIa-Fair tonight
and Friday with morning fOgs in
extreme west portion; warmer in
southeast portion tonight; moderate
northwest wind off coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-09
FLAX MARKET

Ash ELA\
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

| il ANOoNSAAAS - w WI u P1CI
pT1liS dlouho."
w.
Prvni zapas.
"Poslechni, coz abychom u
chill pocatek operace spolec-
ne, 81 pokladas "a vec who'd
nejsf, ably kazdy jednal pro
sebe?"
Rka to, vstupoval rektor do
komnaty b%ratrovy, jez stala
hned vedle komnaty jeho.
PTistoupiv vsak al k posteli
a shledav il byti uz prazdnou,
ucinil posun, jakoby chtel RI
CT:
"Ah, tax, otazka ia jest uz
rozfesena 49,. Ma zdar tedy,
blazne!"
A pc te sc navratil rektor do
sve komnaty, zapalil 81 dout-
nix, i jal Sc premysleti O blaz-
nive STRANGE ucinene sazky, COZ
vsak melo v zapetf ten nepros-
pech, re no to drazdilo k DIAL
sfmu premyslen1, jak by sc mel
veci chopiti. Nebot Sc z toho
mohla ma vsechen zp1sob vyvi-
nouti pTflezitost, jez vymaha-
la pTi nejmensim vazne iva
nv --
PTednosta okresni, jenz Sc
zf1dka kdy provinil, ably mrhal
cas- dlouhymi 1vahami ("nac
jest to take" Tfkaval, "zbytec-
ne Sc unavovati?"), jiz cd W.
chodu slunce Sc potuloval pc
cestach a stezkach.
Treba jest vsak pTipomenou
ii, re tyto cesty a stezky neo-
vrubovaly majetek matky je-
no; nikoli, vinuly Sc kolem O.
skliveho, osameleho, skoro
smutneho Tyselvika, jenz le-
Eel asi pGl mile zdeli cd kras-
neho statecku Elfova, ktery
nalezel PAM Wallenbergove.
Tyselvik mel spatny dunn o.
bydelny, jehoz nepflvetivy re-
vnejsek nebyl ami peknejsim
stromov1m ozdoben. Use bylo
studene a suche. les vykacen,
zahrady cele zdivocile, a to
jedine, co hluk sc ztracel We
skalach, ktere Sc tally cd ne
1rodneho pobrez1 az sem.
"Jak jest mono, ably tn mo-
hla z1ti?" pravil Viktor sam
k sobe. "Podzimnf vecer S bou-
ri by il %pfipravil O zivot."
Sci dale, z~astavil Sc a obra-
til Sc Ease.
"Bylo by proklatou hloupos-
tt, kdyby mne tn nekdo videl,
a tady niue clovek byti WIDEN
Sc vsech stran -. Jak haneb-
ne misto pro podobna dobro-
druzstv1! Cloveku nelze sves-
tt mic zaj1maveho."
Opel sc O kmen bezliste, u
schle bfizy, a upfral zraky ma
pochmurny pT1bytek, kde an
del jeho prodleval.
Konecne zaslechl "a sebou
selest.
Uleknuv Sc videl v obrazno-
sti sve celou kapitolu obmysle-
neho romanu, neil nabyl Cd
Vahy Sc Obratiti.
Kdyz Sc tax konecne stale.
zacervenal Sc dtrpne mad Vast
mimi hloupymi fantasiemi.
Byl to maly hoch chalupnic-
ky, Jenz poj1dal S dobrou chu-
tt kousek pekneho chleba lit
neho.
"Darf Sc tt dobre, hochu?"
pravil mlady muz, pozoruie
svez1 chut a zarive oci hocho-
Wy.
"To nemohu zrovna rfci. A
lie define tomu, re bych mel.
chtel bys Sc Sc mnou rozde-
Iiti?"
"Ano, kousek, kousfcek.
Jsem-i zdvorily, Tfkava mamin
ka, re pfijdu do nebe. A kras-
ma dana re statku fikava. re
jsem zdvofily, dam-li neco ne
komu, Jenz ma vetsf hlad nez-
Ii ja."
Moe nebeske," myslil 81
-
Vktor, tut Sc mi naskytuje
takofka sama prvnf nit k bu-
douc1m pf1beh1m milostnym.
Ted jde jen O to, abych il udr-
Eel a obratne ma to dalsi navi-
noval."
"Jsi hodny hoch, re 81 tax
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

QOOfo pdnlaCuJ0S napOmonuCl
matcina. Pfijdes zajiste do
nebe jiz pro dobre predsevze-
IT," "Mysl1 to PAM"
Chlapec pTitahl chleb k So
be bllze z popudu, jejz mu lie
odpustiti.
"Ba, veru, az prijdes do sko-
ly, pow ii pan faraf, re jest
pTedsevzeti zrovna tax dobre,
jake skutek sam"
"Ponevadz jsem mel tedy
liz dobre predsevzet1, pGjdu
domn cestou zpatecni pres
Sundmo, Size bych potkal ma
leho> Petra, jenz ma vzdycky
HAD"
Viktor Sc usmlval lehke cha
pavosti hochove, ale ponevadz
nemohl prenesti pres srdce, a.
by chranenci budouc1 milenky
sve nevnukl nekolik zvlastnfch
idei, dolozil honem:
"Kralovstvf nebeske jest tim
bezpecneji otevfeno onem,
kteTi sami vyhledavaji tech,
kdo jsou hladovejs1 nez oni sa-
mi, a bez present Sc S mimi roz-
delujf."
"Ano, ale maly Petr il tax
nezkr1sene mnoho. Rad bych
pfinesl kousek domG mamin-
CO." "Pohled semi"
Viktor vynal cisty str1brny
tolar. "Coz kdybys pTinesl
mamince tenhle pen1z?"
Oci hochovy jiskrily.
"On nepotfebuje veru m1ti
hlad, pan!"
"Setkam-li Sc Sc slicnou stat
kaTkou, pov1m il, re isl mi ne
co nabfdl."
"Ze tax ucin1te?"
"Zajiste dostal isl krajfc
chleba dnes?"
"Dnes, pred chvilkou."
"Byl isl tedy We dvoTe?"
iona sla kolem."
"Ah, sla kolem = a vratila
Sc"
20, ne, nevratila Sc, mela
jeste velmi mnoho kos1ku,
|jejz nesla ma ruce."
Viktor Sc chvel radost1.
Musila sc tedy vratiti, mel
il uvideti z bl1zka. PokouSelo
no to vytahnouti jeste dollar,
ackoli tobolka jeho nebyla O.
|patfena nejlepe.
Ma stest1 netrvalo dlouho.
Chlapec wal zat1m do zaje-
|c1ch a posp1chal honem, ably u
kazal matce, jak stastny mel
Zatfm bylo Viktorovi osno-
vati 81 zamer, jak by omluvil
smelost, re sc dial postihnouti
ma CHI pGde.
Tis1ce navrhG Sc mu kTizo-
valo hlavou, ale zadny nebyl
tax pfirozeny, ably mohl byti
pTijat.
Pill mile cd domova zablou-
dit nelze. Tolikez nelze spad-
nouti a zlomiti ruku a nohu,
kdyz jdeme pesky. A byti ma
homie bylo rovnez tax nemoz-
no bez pusky, zejmena v honit
be CHI.
Zach, bozfcku, jak jsem
hloupy!" zvolal konecne.
"Vzdyt chci j1ti Ma pilu, abych
objednal neco pro matku. i.
K s1pku, pila lezf jinym sme-
rem, a jej1 costa jest prave ia
hle. Mic do toho!"
"Nu, ted to nam jsem
botanikem -. botanikem te-
lem i dust, a slysel jsem povi-
dati ne, vim Cd detstvi
sveho, re tady rosie bylina OBJ
zvlaSte vzacna, lhostejno KITE
ra = ma mou veru, nepTipada
mi nyn1 ma mysl zadne jmeno
latinske, ale jest pekneji Wy
sloviti sc este pc svedsku.
A ted sc jail S neJvetS1 poor
nast1 hledati mezi kfovinami a
kamen1m, v myslenkach pax
vedl monolog dale.
"Ano, ano, tax Sc dar1 tomu,
jenz ma spravedlivou dGveru
v sebe sama. Stest1 nebyva Cd
vazlivym nikdy nepriznivo. Co
sp1s a premysl1s, predrahy bra
ire, kuji ia koleso stesti sve-
no -. A ma mou dust ubohou,
IDA Sc mi, re obratnost ma
prave nyn1 jest vzata ma potaz
- nejsou-li to nohy Serafovy,
jez Sc "a mnou prave vznaseji
pc listf?"
Kdyby byl chtel mlady muz
odpovedeti poole pravdy, jiz
znamenal We SVEN nitru, byl
by odpovedel zaporne; tax ma
10 sc zdalo, re sc ~snaseji hop
KAYE a nepr1lis lehke kroceje
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-27

81 koupil novy oblek, boty a
stavebnf los, kdyz sci z vojny.
Pr poslednfm tahu ma los W.
hral pres 90 tisfc Kc.
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A1PA1CAAO 1Ao A1CC1 AAAoAAAct :
odvetil rektor, vesele odtah-
nuv ruku matcinu cd sit1 a We
svou il uzavTev.
= Ach, nikoli, ted mann ma
mysli neco zcela jineho neil
Tito; ostatne Sc sluha z mesta
dosud nevratil.
= Nuze, co to ma byti?
= Ano, v6zte, ia mlada vdo
va tuhle, ia zena, jez sedi We
Tyselviku ale, u vsech
vsudy rohatych, Viktore, =
pTerusila sebe d1stojna matt,
= vypadas tax cervene a po-
divine, IDA Sc mi veru, re mas
hOrecku.
= Ano, pravda-li, mama, re
vypada velice churav? - pra-
vii rektor zlomyslne.- Neboj-
tie Sc vsak mic, je to pouze We
dro ~slunecnf, jez mu roznftilo
hlavu.
"Draha, dobra mako, nepo-
slouchejte t6chle hloupost1,
Nejsem churav, ale budu Jim
zvedavostf, nepovfte-li lined,
CO vfte o vdov6 poeticke."
"Takova zvedavost zdrav1
neSkodf, synu mil, ac-li Sc S nj
dobre naklada," usmfvala Sc
PAM Gertrude, pohllzej1c S
materskou pychou Sc syna ma
syna "a ty, Edvine?" do
kladala.
20, posloucham velice rad
trochu klevet, jsou-li tax nevin
ny jake tuhle ty."
"Nuze, tedy uslysite. PAM
Norlinova z Kumlaby sem pTi-
sla dnes V poledne, a ona vi
vsecky noviny z prvnf ruky."
"Vsecky?" opakovali 81 mia
di panov6.
"Ano, teta PAM Norlinove
ma ujce V N e. .kopingu."
"Draha matinko, pustme,
probGh, vse mimo, CO k veci
same nenalezi."
"Nuze, tedy dobre, netrp6li-
vi tvorove, nehodlam pTfbehu
sveho tud1z nikterak vysperko
vati. Pov1m YAM tedy bez O.
kOlkG, re byla slicna naSe vdo-
vicka pfinucena pro mrzke bo-
hatstv1 provdati sc "a .jisteho
Bendelvika, obchodn1ka, jenz
mel ovsem kazdem kraji sta
tex, re vsak ode dine, kdy il
vedli k oltaTi, div rozum nepo-
zbyla."
"Aha," pravil Viktor, vystff
dav s bratrem pohled vyznam-
ny, ma tedy i tn vlastnost ro-
mantickou, re stojf jake obet
pred svetem = ac-li nevyjde
ma jevo, re milencem jest, je-
hoz oplakava, ne muzem."
me, me-" horlila matka,
"zal jejf platf muzi skutecn6."
"Jest to jiste?"
"Uplne. Byli spolu ctyTi le-
ia; prva dive leta Sc chovali k
sobe tax chladne, re sc kde
KIDD divil, re to mohou ma ia
kovy zpGsob vydrzeti; ale ire
tho roku Sc stala velika zme-
ma, &C Sc nemohl nikdo dove
deti, proc zena byla jake pro-
menena, rovnez i muz; dosta-
Willy Sc neznost a pratelstvf, a
pomer tento trval az do jeho
smrti."
"a potom?" vyzvidal Vik-
tor.
"Potom by byla vse die
one svedkyn6 = mad jeho ztra
tou malem upadla do tezke
nemOci, a ably unikla zbytec-
nym 1techam svych pTatel, o.
debrala Sc sem jake do 1kry-
tn, kde by il byl'jeste nespatril
ami jeden pocestny muz, kdy-
byste Wy, mile deti, nahodou
nebyli pfiSli domG."
"Ano, ale co pomaha il vi
deti," namftal Edwin, "kdyz
tax tvrdosijne setrvava We
SVEN bolu? Jest tomu zajiste
jiz osm nebo dev6t mesfcG, CO
ovdovela?"
"Rok smf snad truchliti."
"Coz milenec?"
"Zasnoubil Sc po roce S il
nou, a jest jiz nepochybne dav
no zenat."
"Jak mizerny to chap, jenz
mohl ma tax spanilou zenu "a
pomenouti!" brucel Viktor.
"Mluvfs, jake bys il byl vi
DEL" vyzv1dala matka. "Sta-
10 sc to-"
"Prav6 dnes v poledne."
"Vid6la t6 take?"
"Nevidela zadneho z mas.
Edwin i ia jsme byli pospolu;
ale Edwin, jenz jest deckem
svatecnfm Sc vsemi moznJmi
- " - 1NI |
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~ OCONAA OOA-
decne spokojenostf, kdyz spa
tTil pred sebou velikou, dosti
hezkou zenstinu v modrych sa-
tech, zelenem shavlu a cerve-
mem klobouce, jejfz cely zpn-
sob a postava s pestrym vku-
sem obleku Sc snasely.
"Videl jste mne uz drive
nekdy?" vyzvfdala honem a
hlasem patrne lichotivym, "ze
Sc IDA, jake byste daval ma je-
vo patrnou radost mad nepatr-
nou mojf prftomnostf?"
"Coz pax Sc nem1zeme ra-
dovati take mad neclm, co vi
dime teprv poprve?" pravil
Viktor hlasem, ktery jest6 Vi
ce lichotil, ackoli pocal jiz asi
znamenati nektere stopy zle
mfry, re vyslech, ma ktery byl
tax pysny, V tento smer Sc o.
brazil.
"Tak pax mi reknete, pane,
co jste delal teto pustine?"
ujala Sc Ease DANA slova S u
smevem.
"Obfram Sc sbfranfm kve-
tin"
"Ah, tax, rozum1m take tro-
chu teto veci, ale pokladam "a
hroznou nudu, pro nekolik ste
belek prob1hati bazinami a le-
sy. Jste jiz dlouho teto kra-
jine?"
"Teprve nekolik dni."
ga nemohu pohTfchu totez
Tfci, nebot Sc tn trapfm jiz &C.
~ mesfc."
"Ah, jste tedy cizf?"
"Ano, budiz Bohu dekova-
no, je to aspon dtecha."
"Bydlfte tn tedy jen docas-
ne?"
"To jest, pokud Sc mi lib. V
takovemto hrobe nezGstanu
v6ru dlouho. Vzdyt pax to tn
vypada vse jake pc vymrenf."
"Smfm-li sc opovaziti otaz-
ky,s kym mann cest Sc setkati?
ia jmenuji Sc Wallenberg,
matka ma bydlf odtud nedale-
ko."
"Ah, to jest tedy pan okres-
nj" pravila DANA podivne pri-
kyvuj1c; "pana rektora jsem
videla uz v kostele, ackoli sc
mi IDA, re jsem byla tax stast-
ma, ably pozornosf jeho vzbu-
dila."
"Tot nenf skoro ami MONA
"Aj. opravdu?"
"Avsak," zapomenul Sc Vik-
tor, jenz lined uznamenal, re
delikatnost by tn sp1se byla
chybou neil ctnost1, "avsak,
YAM sc dosud neuzdalo odpo-
vedeti mi ma otazku, jiz jsem
Sc odvazil k YAM uciniti."
"Ah, tax, KIDD jsem? - NJ,
ano, jsem spolecnice a komor-
ma Ndovy Bendelvikove, jez
mela ten napad, muze sveho O.
plakavati v osamelosti."
"Ah Viktor Sc zarazil.
:, Climax Sc jmenuji zofie To
lendrova. Slecna Tolendrova
z Joenkoepinka. Otec mil jest
u dvorniho soudu."
"Nepamatuji Sc, re bych
tam byl jmeno to slysel."
!, "Jest nejstarsfm dozorcem.'
"To jest zcela neco jineho,
slecno -. pax no znam zcela
/ dobTe."
Gnu, to jest zabavne; mezi
Mani jest tedy jiz mala INA
most. Staroch byl snad
zdrav?"
:. "Docela zdrav. Smim-li Sc
vsak odvaziti dalsf prostoTe-
kostiz taxi Sc, jak davno jste,
slecno, z donovan"
"Neco dele nez rok, co jsem
byla PAM Bendelvikove dopo-
rucena. Nebyla bych posled-
nj dobe pc smrti jejlho muze u
nj zGstala, kdyby mne nebyla
tak hrozne prosila, bych il sem
doprovodila. Nejsem z kane
ne, kdyz mi mluv1 nekdo k
srdci!"
cake ctihodne smyslen1 f.
Ona jest tedy velmi nestastna,
ia mlada vdova?"
"Jest vsecko pomatena F.
Ale, veru tentokrate Sc ne
sm1m dele zdrzeti. To jest jejl
doba, kdy Sc vrac1va domG.
Prijdete-li sem Ultra ma pro-
chazku, snad Sc potkame, az
navSt1v1m chude me pan1."
Viktor ;byl zoufaly vyhl1d-
kou ma nenadale dobrodruz-
stv1.
Mohl ovsem slecnou zofii
lTO1andrOVOu nahVti ZnrSV n
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Los z 1spor ma vojnS.

Vojak Josef Urbanec z oboe
Svazniky ma Hranicku nedosta
val z domova mic ma pfilepse-
nou. A pri tom setTil tax, re
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Zach, nikoli mama; pri ma
81 m1rumilovne mysli nikoli -.
kteremu z mas obou byste vsak
venovala nejlepsf sve tuzby?"
"Zadnemu."
"Jak to-"
"Ponevadz 81 oba prejete
teze veci, jfz nemdzete oba
dosfci, pfala bych 81, abyste
odstoupili oba. Nemohla bych
prenesti pres srdce, abych vi
della, re trp1 jeden k Will dru-
hemu."
"Soudfte, jak must souditi
dobra matka. Mysllm vsak, re
il nebudeme s WHEREIN trapiti
pTflis dlouho."
Evening star., 1936-11-08

raises welcome" but inadequate"
He voiced particular objection to
clauses in some Of the agreements
calling for future adjustment of wages
in conformity with changes in living
costs. Workers of the Duquesne, Pa,
plant of the Carnegie Illinois Steel
Co. rejected this clause yesterday, al
though accepting the proposed rate of
pay increase.
Along with its peace gesture Of yes
terday, the c. I. o. added fuel to the
factional controversy by admitting to
membership two unions which pre-
viously we're denied affiliation with the
federation because they included
workers claimed by craft unions. The
two units were the Industrial Union of
Marine and Shipyard Workers and
the United Electrical and Radio Work
ers of America. They have total
strength of about $4,000 members.
The C. I. o. continues its session
today, with principal attention to bt
devoted to the organizing drives
Philip Murray and other leaders of the
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
were on hand to report to the C. I. o
Evening star., 1936-11-08
Hearings on d. C.
Budget Proposals
Start Tomorrow

Executive hearings on the 1888
budgetary proposals of the Dis
trict Commissioners will be started
by officials of the Budget Bureau
tomorrow, after a postponement
Of week.
The Commissioners request ap-
preparations totaling $47,895, 900,
or almost $7,500,000 more than
general fund revenues now ex-
pected to be collected during the
next fiscal year, calculated at
present rates.
A budget of the proposed size
would entail either a boost in the
Federal payment or in taxes, or
possibly both. The highway
budget, in fact, contemplates an
increase in the gasoline tax from
2 to 3 cents gallon.
Because Of the financial situa-
tion, the Commissioners have di-
vided the budget into two parts,
the first providing only for main
tenance and operation expenses,
plus contractural obligations. 1t
is expected even this will exceed
revenues next year by some S3.-
000. 900, according to Budget Off
Ger Daniel j. Donovan.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
NAz|S PLAN RITES
ON ''PUTSCH' DAY
PyIons With SacrificiaI Fire
to Be Central Points of
Munich Observance.
n the Associated Press.

By the Associated Fress.
MUNICH. Germany, November T.
On the eve of the commemoration OF
Adolf Hitler's beer cellar putsch,"
thousands Of Germans paid homage
tonight to the 16 Nazis who lost their
lives in that unsuccessful uprising.
Nazis from all Germany hocked into
Munich and crowded around 16 mas
sive pylons in the center Of the city.
Each was inscribed with the name of
q Nal slain in the encounter with
regular troops November 9. 1923, when
Hitler. tried to seize the government.
but failed. A sacrificial fire burned
atop each pylon.
Tomorrow the whole nation is sched-
uled to share in the commemoration
exercises. which have been broadened
to include all who fell in the long
Nazi fight for power.
In each locality where a Nazi was
killed during the struggle, exercises
are to be conducted.
Uniformed Nazis are scheduled tc
mount guard wherever victims of Nazi
encounters with the opposition lie
buried.
Light music, frivolous entertainment
and dancing have been banned
through the third Reich on Monday.
Munich is to be the scene tomorrow
Of the traditional liberation march
of the Nazi movement" held since
Hitler was named chancellor in 1888,
10 years after the ill-fated putsch.
Evening star., 1936-11-08

tial amount" toward the gas tax fund.
In the discussion that followed,
Dykstra said that while the streets in
are q little wider than
those in other cities. the per capita
cost of highway operation and main
tenance is not an element In the per
capita cost to the taxpayer, since
street and road improvements are
financed out of the gas tax revenues
collected from motorists.
Refuse Supervisor Speaks.
William A. xanten, supervisor of
city refuSe, presented statistics showing
that although Washington's popula-
ton has jumped by leaps and bounds,
appropriations for collection of city
refuse have increased only 100000
since 1920.
There is but one white wing" per
4 miles Of highway g curb miles, he
pointed out. No machinery for street
cleaning purposes has been purchased
during the past three years, as ofiicials
felt that all available funds should be
used for labor.
Fred Allen, District tax assessor,
disputed recent statement by former
Assessor William p. Richards to the
effect that acquisitions by the Federal
Government Of District property
caused no loss in tax assessments be-
cause Of the increased values Of prop
erty surrounding Federal Develop
ments. He said the figures show q
loss in assessments due to such ac-
quisitions.
Battalion Chief Edward r. Pierce
Of the Fire Department testified that
the $3.7l per capita cost Of operation
and maintenance for his department
as shown in the Census Bureaus
figures for 1885 might seem a little
high" but explained that this Is due
to various elements. He mentioned
The 26-day annual leave granted men,
bers Of the department, which firemen
in other cities do not enjoy, as well
as the seventh day of under the two
platoon system, which many other
municipalities do not grant members
of their fire departments.
Pierce also brought out that the
Fire Departments personnel problem
might be made more serious il a rul-
ing expected to be made this week by
Maj. Donovan holds that members of
the Fire Department are entitled to
the seven legal holidays in the District
every year, as well as the Saturday
half-holiday, as provided In law for
other District employees. as well as
those on the Federal pay rolls.
Pierce concluded his statement by
saying: II am confident that the pic
ture here is not an unreasonable one
in fire protection costs"
Emil Press, an engineer in the Sewer
Department. representing j. Blake
Gordon. director Of sanitary engineer
ing, described the activities of his de-
partment and said that in recent
years an average of IS miles of sewers
are being constructed each year.
You have a lot Of work to do"
remarked Dykstra.