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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

New York, (CNA)- The local
Republican machines went down
to defeat to the tune of from two
to one to four to one in Tuesdays
voting.
Assemblyman Robert w. JUS
tice in the 10th Assembly District
was a four to one winner over his
Republican opponent, Jane M.
Bolin, while in the 21st A. D.,
Assemblyman William T. Andrews
was an easy winner over his Re-
publican opponent, Attorney John
Moore.
Vito Marcantonio, progressive
Republican Congressman who ran
for reelection on the ticket Of the
Republican Party an on the tick
ct of the All Peoples Party of
Harlem lost by the narrow margin
of S27 votes, after Father Divine
in sudden, last minute instruct
ions, ordered his followers to stay
away from the polls. The Father
Divine Peace Mission was one of
the organizations which helped to
organize the new All Peoples
Party of Harlem. Many of it's
members were actively campaign
ing for Marcantonio.
The progressive Congressman
who had put up strenuous fight
in the last Congress for anti-lyn-
ching legislation and social secur-
ity measures was defeated by
James ]. Lanzetta, Italian fascist
and Democratic candidate of the
Tammany machine. The final tally
was Lanzetta, 1888. Marcanton-
| 10. 1905. Many followers of
Rather Divine declared that mot
one of the major parties, officially
and nationally, or conventionally,
has come to me and accepted of
my righteous government plat
form"
Father Divine's orders were
transmitted, not only to his Har-
lem flock, but to his followers in
all parts of the country, John
Lamb, his white secretary, told
reporters.
Despite Father Divine's ban on
the exercise of their franchise by
his followers, more people are be-
lieved to have voted in Harlem
this year than iii any previous ell
ection. Most of them voted for
Roosevelt, as for instance, POLLY
in the 10th A. D. against ALI for
Landon. 1920 for Roosevelt in
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13
BRICE TAYLOR OPTIMISTIC

AUSTIN, Tex. (C) II Coach
Brice Taylor Of the Samuel Huston
College Dragons is optimistic. He
expects to finish the season unde-
feated, having trampel Paul Quinn
1910. They tackle Mary Allen OF
Crockett on Arrnistice Day in Aus
tin. Next will be Philander Smith
in Austin on November 21.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

suffered internal injuries caused
by kicks alleged to have been
delivered by the principal.
Schoenchen was hailed into the
151st Street magistrates court on
November A but his case was con-
tinued until November 8. Harlem
citizens are demanding his remov-
al from the school system.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

GREENSBORO, N c. (c)-Dr.
r. \. Motor, president-e-eritus 81
Tuskegee Institute. comes out Of
retirement for his first public APP
pearance since he left Tuskegee,
when he gives two lectures at A.
ST. college on November Is and
1e. He speaks on race relations.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13
Father Divine Orders Followers
To Stay Away From Voting Polls

the goth A. D. against $3.50 for
Landon. "a, $50 Roosevelt votes in
the 21st A. D. against 6,245 Lam
don votes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

NEW YORK tc)-casper Hol-
stein, one-time Harlem business,
fraternal and sporting leader. is
back on Seventh avenue after be-
ing released from prison on par
ole.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

NEW YORK &C. Registra-
tons are being made at the rate
Of two hundred a week for apart
ments IN the new Harlem River
Houses. now rapidly going up un-
der the PWA.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

ROME The United States
has again refused. through AM
bassador william Phillips, to re-
cognize Italy in Ethiopia by ac-
crediting the diplomatic represen-
tative to King Victor Emmanuel
as emperor The failure Of the
French to do this aroused resent
ment in Italy. but it was stated
that it was not expected that the
u. S. would recognize the italian
conquest.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

to use propaganda against the
Negro for selfish political pur-
poses"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

CLEVELAND. o. tC) Editor
William o. Walker Of the cleve-
land Cali Post published an editor
ial last week in which he said
I'm the reelection Of Mr.. Roose-
Wit, the forces Of race hatred have
been given setback The Tho
raas Dixons. the Eugene Talmadg-
Is. and all those forces of the old
South who sought to criticize the
social courtesies Mrs. Roosevelt
has shown Negroes. must now hold
their vile tongues"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

NEW YORK (cl More Har-
lemites struck at the claims of
power Of the Harlem vote by Fa-
ther Divine in the New York Sun
day Times. T. R. Poston, news
paper maal. and DIR. c. B. Powell
were quoted, minimizing Divine's
political strength, saying Tuesday
results show Divine control less
than 1000 votes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

ROME tc) italy is expect
ing recognition of her Ethiopian
conquests from Austria and Hun
gary at conference at Vienna
this week. The Italian Foreign
Minister. who is Mussolinis SON
in-law, Is now in Vienna.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-13

eu,vrpsl7y Of NAsR'Fs' -
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
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WANTED-All kinds of job work
Letter heads, statments, theatre
notices, sale bins, coupon tickets,
handbills, menus, meal tickets,
church programs, window cards.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

NOTICE-You save per cent gov
eminent tax on your electric
light bill by paying it before the
18th Ofeach month. "a 4tcf
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

Roy l.. Young left on the 8:3(
bus Monday evening enroute to
Glasgow, where he took the early
train for Fort Peck Harrison. Al
the advice of army physicians he
is to undergo a through examina-
ton which was ordered by the
Veterans Administration. IT.
Young expects to be absent for
some time and will receiv special.
reatment while at Fort Harrieon.
Carl Vedevig, was in Wheeler
Tuesday visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters. Mr.. We'd
evig is making his home at the
government barracks at Fort Peck
Ole Wickum and Melvin Rong-
stad. of Square Deal. we're Wheeler
visitors Tuesday, This office &C.
knowlt dges a pleasant call by these
men.
The Midget Lunch in Wheeler
is now in the progress of repairs
and remodeling. The stove and
aitchen equipment will be moved
% the rear of the building and the
counter made longer with addition
If stools in order to care for their
steadily growing trade.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

the three Resettlement Administra
ton projects in the Treasure stat,
since January 10, Regional Direct.
or E. A. Starch announced today
There are now 842 men employed
on the Montana RIA projects, he
said,
Complete reports from the pro.
ject managers the Philips County
Lower Yellowstone and Musselshell
land conservation projects, eccord
ing to Starch, showed that 626 men
had been employed since January
10.
The Phillips County project, the
initial project in Montana, now is
employing 607 men compared with
176 in January.
When better climatic conditions
prevail the work will progress
much faster" Starch said.
There are 100 men employed at
the Lower Yellowstone project. and
1876 are working at Musselshell,
the regional director said.
In Region Ten, which is compos-
ed of Montana, Colorado, and Wy.
oming. 1877 men are employed on
Resettlement Administration pro-
jects. This figure represents an
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
House for sale, % Frazer avenue
Good cellar, close to we'll and
highway. 81 1tp

WEEK-TwO wheel trailer,
$500, good hitch and in good
condition. 1882 house sheeted,
$4,000 terms like rent.
For rent-twO.rOom apartment
12x28, one 12x14. For sale
14x16 tent house, wood walls and
floor, toilet, cyclone cellar and
hen house, $4,000. One 8xl0
cabin sheeted up, will sell for
$3.50 One 1880 building sheet
ed up, $2550 90, two rooms in this.
One '29 Nash Coupe. R. L. Frisk.
Roeville, Montana. 81 Ito
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

THE KIWANIS CLUB - meets
every Thursday at 1910 p m. at
the Coney Island Cafe, Glasgow.
Any member of Fort Peck or any
other wishing to join this organ
ization may see Joe Holland,
secretary and treasurer, of Glas-
gov for further information.
V. Green 81 3tc
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

increased employment since Jan.
uary of 1000 men in the region,
according to Starch.
Those employed on the project
are recruited from residents of the
project areas and relief rolls. The
WORK consists of improving the
land, moving fences, constructing
dams for stock water reservoirs,
and preparing low grade dry farm
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

PARAGRAPHS
@@S

The newly organized bridge club
to lie known as the 'Shanty Town"
Club will meet tonight Ohursday)
at the home of Mrs. Jack Dyck.
All members are urged to be pres.
ent at all meetings and enjoy the
fun. Even if it is Only a Shanty In
Old Shanty Town it will often be
the means of getting rid of that old
cold weather frown.
Cyril Axtell, of Wolf Point. visited
friends in Wheeler this week.
DR.. C. C. Lull left Wednesday
with a patient whom was seriously
ill, for Sheridan, Wyoming where
his patient will be placed in a SAN
atarium. The esteemed doctor will
be absent only a few days. He Is
expected to return the last of fine
week.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

For Sale-ply-wood house SKA
celotex finished, partly furnished
Garage and wash house combin-
ed. Good location and reason
able price if taken at once.
INQUIRE at Wheeler Fort Peck
Press. 36.2 tip
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

FOR RENT-Riverview Park Tav-
ern located one-half mile south
of Nashua bridge on Fort Peck
road. Sven Berg, Prop. Nashua
Montana. Box 353. 81 ZIP
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Wheel
er will hold a sale of home
baked foods on Saturday after
noon, April 18th, at the Moose
Market. Committee 81. Ito
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

BARGAINS-In new & used
automobiles and trucks see
Henry Knutson at the PhilCo
Maytag Store, Wheeler. 81 Ito
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

NANTED-To buy, sell or trade
houses anywhere. Also have a.
partments or houses for sale or
rent. For further particulars see
Roy L. Frisk at the Roeville Cash
Grocery. 35-tfc
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09
Wealth and Figures

wealth may become SO great" said
HI 10, the sage of Chinatown. that
at last it may seem only a row of fig.
ures on 4 slip of paper"
The Fort Peck press., 1936-04-09

FOR SALE-four-room house. In
quire Bark, Valley, Mont. 81 4rc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Muzi ~vYrniraji.

Ma sjezdu americkych bio
logG dokazoval professor Da-
vid Cosey, re kazdym rokem
ubyva muzG a pfibyva zen.
Vysvetlenf zjevu je obtizne.
Ukazal ma veci re zivota i re
statistik. zena v~ytlacuje mu-
re z povolanf, jez byvala dT1-
We vyhrazena jen muffin. vi
nu ma tom vsak mali pry muzi,
kteT1 radi pfenechavajf nema-
havou praci zenam a v zavo-
denl o praci Sc davajf tenant
predstihnouti. Professor upo-
zornuje, re je stale vice zzen-
stilych muz1, kdezto naopak
stale vice Zen ma muzske ry-
sy, dokoncei vousy. Je pre-
sweden, re sv6tu budou uz br-
zy vladnout zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

V Chicago Harry Levy "a
loval hostinskeho Jos. Breta-
nusa ma odskodne v obnosu
Sic, 900 "a poranenf, ktere mu
bylo Is. srpna roku 1884 V Je-
no hostinci zp1sobeno. Opily
host jej uderil lahvf a zpdso-
bill mt vazne poranenf. S tim
ovsem nemel hostinsky nej-
mens1ho co ciniti, ale bylo do
kazano, re mu prodal opojne
napoje, a to die zakona 1plne
postacilo. Zakon O tavernach
cin1 hostinskeho zodpoved-
nym, pakli nekdo v jeho mist
nosti Pride k 1razu, mGze-li
byt dokazano, re mu prodaval
lihove napoje. Porota MI pfir-
kla $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
STUDENT proti sklonu ku
komunismu.

Iowskou odbockou universit-
mich americkych studentG wy
dan ostry protest. V protestu
Sc klade d1raz ma to, re kdo
prohlasuje suddenly iowske u
University "a "liberalnf", uzil
spravny termin. Ale ten kdo
Sc opovazuje nazyvati je ko-
munistickymi, new vlastne o
Gem mluvl. Velka vetsina stu
dentn neni pry vIbec sdruze-
ma v zadne politicke strane.
Predseda Sc ohradil prot to-
mu, re ma jednom shromazde-
nj prohlasil Henry Felsen z L
owa City, re STUDENT jsou pro-
ii stavajfc1mu spolecenskemu
radu a re 81 pref radikalnf
zmeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Spleti dratE zachranena.

SkOcila v Chicago oknem S
desateho poschod1 a ami Sc ne
zranila 28leta Patricie Drew z
Pittsburghu. Dfvka Sc ubyto-
vala v Commonwealth hotelu.
Kdyz skocila oknem, dopadla
ma dratenou sit We tretfm pos
chod1 a zapletla Sc tax, re po-
licie mela praci il z dratG W.
tahnouti. Byla pouze vydese-
ma. Dfvka prijela do Chicago
" rijnu. Byla ma rdznych mis-
tech zamestnana. Den pred
zoufalym cinem Sc zastavila v
lekarne a nechala 81 osetTiti O.
dfeniny ma rukou, ale nechtela
r1ci jak k MIN pTisla. Policie
vysetfuje prfcinu cinu a minu-
lost dfvky. Il
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
PodpErna akce " nebezpeci.

V Trento, New Jersey, Sc
seslo statnf zakonodarne shro-
mazdenf. Bude tax dlouho "a
sedati dokud nenajde sc pro-
stredk1 jak Dude mono po-
kracovati v podpore nezamest
nanosti.
Situace podpor V nezamest
nanosti v New Jersey jest you
fala. Ma 100000 osob Dude
bez podpor protoze jednotlivt
mesta a osady nemohou vydr.
zeti naklady podpGrne pece.
Poole nazorG znalcG jest
pouze jedine rozresenf situa.
ce: Bude zapotrebf znovu ulo.
ziti zrusenou dan z obratu ia.
ko edineho prostredku ma z1s
kan1 potfebnych fondG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Malo prristshovalciG prijlzdi dc
Spojenych StatG.

Jak nesnadno je dostati pTi-
stehovalecke visum ma americ-
kych konsulatech v zahranic1,
je nejlepe vidno z visove a kvo
tove statistiky "a fiskalnf rok
1934-35 (koncic1 80. cervna
1880, jez byla pocatkem to-
hoto roku uverejnena depart
mentem statu.
We zminenem roce mohlo BY
tt do Spojenych StatG pripus-
teno celkem 153,774 cizincG
ma kvoty jejich zemf. We sku-
tecnosti vsak dostalo visa pou-
re 1921 cizincG, Gill IL pro-
cent kvOt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Cukr zdrazen.

V New Yorku dive rafinerie
zdrazily cenu rafinoveho tTiti-
nOveho cukru.
Zdrazen1 provedly Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Co. a Penn
sylvania Refining Co.
Cukernf trh je neobycejne
pevny a zvysen1 cen privodily
velke objednavky retailist1,
jez %zpGsobily, re tento tyden
byla prodana nejvetSf tonaz.
Ma druhe strane zasoby cukru
nejsou prave velike a proto
doSlo k zvySen1 cen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Ia lonsky rok bylo We Spoj.
Statech $4,000 lidf zabito au-
tomobily, 365,OOO osob bylo
ma do smrti zmrzaceno, 9,1OO
jich bylo docasne zneschopne-
no prace. PrGmerne PIT lidi
bylo zabito denne, coz jest II
kazdou hodinu, jeden kaz-
dych 6 minut. Zranenych pax
pTipada $4,000 denne, 1000
kazdou hodinu, 16 "a minutu.
Dozivotne zmrzacenych bylo
1000 denne, Al "a kazdou ho-
dinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
VSichni blaznime.

We Fergus Falls, Mimi, pro-
nesl DIR. Gardner, asistent su-
perintendenta statn1 nemocni-
ce, re vsichni Tide jsou do jiste
mlry blazni. Nikdo neni ma
presto pf1cetny nebo naprosto
nepTfcetny.
DR.. Gardner pravi, re clovek,
ktery Sc c1t1 tax povznesenym
nasledkem neceho prfjemne-
no, co no potkalo, re jasa a
zp1va, je pro ten okamzik ne
pf1cetny. Clovek, ktery je skill
cen do teze mfry, je vysinut ma
cas- z dusevnf rovnovahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Popraven.

Y Columbus, Ohio, 21lety
Norman Peacock byl popra-
ven v elektricke zidli "a dvoj-
nasobnou vrazdu, ktere Sc do
pustil v Cincinnati pTi pokusu
uloupiti par strevicn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Medal Sc.

V Houston, Texas, Rev. Cla-
renee Lewis Austin byl prepa-
den dvema zlodeji v hotelu.
Vzah mu SIS. Vydal Sc "a nj
mi sam. Ia kratko ma to Sc
objevil ma policejnf stanici tri.
maize v jedne ruce svych SIS a
druhou sviraje jednoho z ban
ditG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Kondukter vyzral ma banditu.

"Ruce vzh1ru," porucil v
Chicago mlady muz kondukte-
ru ma elektricke kare, kdyz
tato dojela ma o%pustenou ulici
v sobotu v noel. Kondukter,
Thomas Cough, odstrcil napra
zeny revolver sc slovy:
"Nestyd1s Sc? Nevis, re toto
jest postn1 doba?"
Mlady bandita vyskocil a u
tekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Krajanske z riGznych stran.
" Clevelandu pred rokem
byl zatcen 4Olety Leo Bodney
a obzalovan pro carodejnictvf
a pro pestovanf "kultu lasky"
v byte, kan dochazely mlade
divky. Mezi mimi byla take
Stella Pavlfkova, jez pTi pro-
cesu vystoupila proti nemu ja-
ko svedkyne. Bodney poslan
"a mTfze ma rok.
Konecne Sc Bodney s mia
dou divkou dohodl a vezen pro
hlasil, re sc s dfvkou ozeni.
Kdyz bylo oznameno povolen1
k snatku rozvedena manzelka
dala no zatknout. Pc tTi roxy
neplatil ma vyzivu dvou dftek,
14leteho synka a 12letou deer
ku. Bodney poslan znovu ma
rok do venice juvenilnim SOU
dem.
Nynf zakrocily pTistehova-
lecke 1Tady a hodlajf jeho dru
hou zenu deportovati pro "ne-
mravnost", ackoli je zakonite
a nalezite oddana "a americ-
keno obcana. Blizs1 dGvody O.
znameny nebyly.
= Paul Vrana z Chicago
byl nalezen obeseny ma RENE
nu. Nalez ucinila jeho man
zelka Elisha, kdyz Sc vratila z
nakupu.
" Hazelton, Pa, pc delsi
chorobe skonal vGdce sloven-
skych horn1k1 Andrea Mattel
Roku 1899 byl zvolen prvnfn
mfstopTedsedou hornicke unie
v zdejsim' distriktu a v leteck
1925-29 byl distriktnim pred.
sedou.
Pc boku Johna Mitchells
pracoval v stavce pred tTicet
Lefty a mel velkou zasluhu 0 to
re uhelni tezaTi pc stavce rokr
1902 uznali hornickou uni
United Mine Workers of Anne
RIGA. Jake hornicky vddce
byl mirumilovny, ale bylo-li "a
potrebf, dovedl Sc podfvat
ostre i do ocf uhlobaron1. Zaj
my hornikG zastaval vzdy sve
domite. Krone vdovy zane
chal 7 vlastnich a 4 nevlastn
dftky.
= We Whyoming Pa, by
pohrben Pavel Pacenka, clel
sekcnfho vyboru We Wilkes
Barre, ktery skonal ma horni
ckou asthma ''silicosis" pc ne
moci trvajicf deset m6slc6. Ro
ku 1916 stall Sc clenem social
sticke strany a roku 1919 pr
roztrzce We strane pTiklonil 81
Ike komunistGm.
" Chicago Frank Cha
loupka, pekar, byl zamestnal
u pekarskeho mistra Georg'
Laciny. Pojednou Lacina 0
znamll ChalOupkOvl, re Jeh'
sluzeb v pecen1 chleba a rGz
nych jinych vyrobkG nen1 vic
potrebf, jakoby Sc dopouste
odcizeni kavy ulozene v peka
ne.
Chaloupka Sc nynl dovolav;
pomoci u soudu, kde ~prostred
nictvim pravn1ka Antona Re
mana zadal zalobu prot Laci
now ma $4,000 nahrady z;
poskozenl dobreho jmena
. cti.
= 25lety Karel Novak z Chi
caga pri loupezi stfelil a tezc
zranil muze. Byl dopaden pc
l1ioi1 nro rOzEi1uiTof hOph6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Naturalisace manzela americ.
Ike obcanky.

1923, a mole manzelka sc sta
la o etyry roxy pozdeji americ-
kou obcankou. Je to pravda,
re 81 nyn1 mohu zazadati o dru
ny list, aniz bych musel drive
zadati o list prvn1?
Odpoved: Zmfn6na vyhoda
tyka Sc manzela americke OBJ
canky pouze tehdy, kdyz sc
snatek odbyval teprve pc "a.
kvetnu 1884, nebe kdyz Sc ze-
ma stala teprve pc tonic dni
americkou obcankou. We va
Sem pTipade musfte tedy "a
poclti naturalisacn1 procedure
zadostf "a prvnf list.
Rozvod nema zadneho vlivu
ma obcanstv1.
Dotaz: PTijela jsem do Spo-
jenych StatG r.. 1919, a pone-
vadz jsem Sc r. 1921 provdala
"a americkeho obcana, stala
jsem sc tim samocinne taktez
americkou obcankou. Loni 81
mGj manzel zadal O rozvod,
ktery mu byl povolen. Ztrati-
la jsem rozvodem sve zdejsf
obcanstvl? A paklize ano, jak
no mohu znovu nabyti? Co me
vsak v pr1tomnosti nejv1ce "a
jfma je to, mohu-li dostati a.
mericky pas ma cestu do "a
hranic1?
Odpove6: zena, jez nabyla
americkeho obcanstv1 snatkem
s americkym obcanem (coz by
10 mono pouze pred %. "a
rim 1929, nepozbyva sveho
obcanstv1 rozvodem. To tedy
znamena, re zGstavate i NADIA
lie americkou obcankou a ma
tie tudfz pravo ma americky
pas.
Immigracnf status manzela
americke obcanky.
Dotaz: Jsem americkou OBJ
cankou a jsem zasnoubena S
muzem, zijfc1m v Ceskosloven-
sku. Provdam-li Sc Ia neho v
Cechach, budu mt sem moci
pomoci jake nekvotovemu pri-
stehovalci?
Odpoved: Manuel americke
obdanky NIUE Sc uchazeti K
nekvotove visum pouze tehdy
kdyz Sc S nj ozenil uz pred 1
cervencem 1882. V pTfpadecI
v nichz Sc snatek konal az pc
tomto datu, ma manzel narol
pouze ma prednostnf visun
pravidelne kvoty jeho zeme.
toto prednostnf visum Dude mt
vsak vydano pouze tehdy, MI
zete-li pTedloziti d1kazy, il
miz lie prokazati, re by va;
manzel nepTipadl v dohlednt
dobe ma obtfz veTejne dobro
cinnosti.
Znovupripust6ni deportovane
no cinzince.
Dotaz: Cizinec, jenz by
! pred casem deportovan prt
nezakonity vstup do Spoje
nych StatG, zanechal zde zenl
a d1te. Kdy NIUE tento CHI
! nee zadati O znovupripusteni
OdpoveG: Takovyto cizine,
must 81 nejprve vyzadati cd Sc
kretare prace povolenf O Emo
2 vupfipuStenf. 0 toto povolen
m1ze 81 zazadati kdykoli p,
deportaci, vratiti Sc vsak MI
re "a pTfzniveho vyffzeni sv,
zadosti nejdrfve "a rok pc de
' portaci.
: Letosnf volba senator1.
I; Dotaz: Vim, re SENATOR jso,
voleni ma dobu sesti let, nevln
, vsak, kdy a jak jsou voleni
Kolik senatorG Dude voleno
letosnfch listopadovych vol
bach.
Odpoved: Jedna tretin:
vsech Client senatu je zvolen;
vzdy pc dvou letech pri vol
bach do kongresu. Tohoto no
ku budou voleni 80 senatoTi.
Delnfci neplati zadne dane M
~pojisten1 proti nezamestna-
nOSti.
!, Dotaz: Je to pravda, re oC
/. ledna 1886 zamestnavatelt
s srazej1 sym zamestnancGm il
: ste procento z jejich mzdy, {
re teto castky sc uz1va ma pc
!, jisten1 proti nezamestnanosti ::
Odpoved: Nikoli. Zamest
navatele osmi nebo vice lid
musf sami ukladati jedno pro
cento veskere vyplaty do fede
|ralnfhO fOndu pro pOjiSten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-19
MEMBERSHIP GAIN
 FOR YOUNG COP.
Watches Awarded Kies. sling, Morrow; Charter
 Presented Local Club

Max Kiessling and James Morrow were awarded watches last night at a meeting of the Young Republi- can Club at Franco-American hall They were tied in the membership contest of the club, each of them having brought in 36 new members The watches were given by U. S. Commissioner Harry Krasow, presi- dent of the group. The club receiv- ed its official charter last evening It is "No. 1" charter of New Haven county and the presentation was made by Attorney Joseph Talbot of Naugatuck.
 Only one watch was to be given in the membership contest and At- torney Krasow had 1t ready to present when 1t was disclosed that there was tie. He immediately reached into his pocket, took out his own watch, and gave 1t to the second winner.
 The membership drive was undel the direction of lieutenant Colone Roy E, Rice. Vernon Hall an6 Thomas Bane headed the tive membership teams. Refreshments were served during the evening and six acts of vaudeville were present. cd under the direction of Benjamin Glickman.
 Remarks were made by L. S. Goodsell of Bethel. state president of the Young republicans, John M Burial, F. W. Palomba, Sherwood L. Rowland, School Commissioner