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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-09-04
HERE and
THERE
By W. M. Smith

1 have always urged the study
of the principles of parliamentary
law by the folks who from time
to time find themselves in need of
the knowledge. Not to become ex-
pert parliamentarians; that is sell
dom necessary, but, to know
enough of it to protect themselves
in meetings when it is in use; to
know when to speak and when to
keep silent. .
Next to the GOOD BOOK, /
know of nothing that gives a bet
ter slant on life, for all it's deci-
siOns are based upon the consent of
the majority. There is no point in
ever complaining of an unfair de-
cisiOn because every decision car
ries with it this fact; the majority
of the people present consent to it
and endorse it either by, tacit &C
acknowledgement or by their actual
votes.
1t is always possible, under any
circumstance, to appeal to this ma
jority opinion, even over the ruling
of the chair and when the majority
is against you there is nothing to
do except to take it with smile.
But there are always those who
without a knowledge of the rules
of the game talk so much and so
insistently, who so aggravatingly
refuse to understand the rights of
anyone but themselves, who refuse
to accept any ruling that does not
support their own contention, who
when the chair does decide against
them in evident unfairness, the
majority will support the decision
just to be rid of the annoyance.
Many disturbances that have
been manifested in many meetings
in which 1 have been among the
number would have been avoided
had those taking part in the dis
cussion been familiar with the
rules that guide such discussions
into reasonable and peaceful chan
nels.
The recent Elks' Convention re-
ports one action that 1 feel merits
the hearty endorsement of all
Afro America. In a carefully
wOrded resolution the Grand body
calls attention to the difficult posi-
ton in the economic set up its peo-
pie occupy. 1t instructs it's
subordinate lodges to give the stu
alton careful study to the end that
the undoubtedly powerful infu-
ences of the order may give practi-
cal and valuable aid in building up
Negro enterprises and thus make
possible places of employment for
the growing army of Negro youth.
One may take only a cursory
view of the Twin Cities to realize
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

svojf. Vsak ne ma veky odloucen isl cd mas, pride cas-, kdy i
mas povola Bdh z tohoto slzaveho ddol1 a proto tes1me Sc ma
radostne shledani S Tebou ma vecnosi.
Spi sladce drahy otce mas! j
Tuto vzpomfnku venujem k uctenf I've pamatky.
JOSEF, JAN a KAREL, synove,
BARBORA CHARVAT, dcera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

Ma Monroe ulici u Wash
ington Boulevard Eve A. Bere-
hold pferazena byla stehenni
kost. Ride automobile, v nemz
S MIN jela, 21lety John w.
Kleine, byl udan pro neopatr-
nou jfzdu.
- Pc vrazenf automobilem
svym do stoj1cfho u chodniku
automobile v Highlandtown
zatcen byl 36lety Elmer w.
Russell z Washington a odsou-
zen ma 9 mesfc1 do vezeni a
pokute $500. Trest vezenf
diktovan mu byl hlavne proto,
re napadl a udefil strazce zat-
cenych, Walter Costin. Ku DIAL
s1mu so dennimu vezeni odsou-
zen byl pro Tfzenf AUTOMOBILE
kdyz opilym byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Podvadel csl. drahy.

V Novem Bohumfne Sc prislo
ma stopu velikych podvodG, kite
rymi byly cs. drahy pfipraveny
O ctvrt milionu Kc. Ostravska
policie "a soucinnosti znalc1
provedla revisi correspondence
filialky firmy Josef Leinkauf,
axe. spoiled. pro mezinarodn1
zasilatelstvi We V1dni. Kores-
pondence byla zabavena, ne
bot zjisteno, re nase drahy by
ly poskozeny O uvedenou sunni.
Do Vfdne zajel komisar DIR.
Herman, ably Poole mezinarod-
Mich zvyklost1 zar1dil zatcenf
prokuristy Ludvika Falka, 28-
leteho z Bratislavy, csl. pTfslus-
nika, ktery prave dlel ma Vrb-
skem jezere v Rakousku. V
ustredne firmy Leinkauf We Vi
dni byla provedena domac1 pro
hlfdka, pTi nfz potvrzena vina
prokuristy Falka. Falk byl Vi
denskou policii zatcen a Dude
dodan do vazby krajskemu sou
du v Nor. Ostrave. Falk pod
vadel tim, re nespravne propo-
citaval vzdalenost prepravova-
neho zbozi a ma tarifech posko-
dill nase drahy O ctvrt milionu
Kc. Protoze Falk je m%ajetny,
nebude stat poskozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Krajansky vynalez ma objeveni
podzemnich rud.

Vynalezcem zajimaveho prf-
stroje je krajan j. A. Stokr z
Nady, Texas. Pr1stroj tento u
kaze pTesne misto, kde sc ma
lezaj1 podzemnf nerosty a Size
az do vzdalenosti 5 mil. Jeho
aparat Sc nejen vyrovna podob
nemu pf1stroji P. r. Stiattesiho
z Vatikanu, nybrz jest jeste do
konalejs1, nebot nejen pTesne
ukaze mlsto, ale take V jakem
mnozstvl tam nerosty jsou, a
IDA jest to olej, SRA, plyn, fla
to, stfibro, atd., take kdyz Sc
najde m1sto pro vrtanf oleje,
neb jineho nerostu, pTedem Sc
mGze uciniti zkouSka ma miste.
Pffstroj ukaze, ma jake neros-
ty Sc pride a V jake hloubce.
Tento vynalez p~fedstihne jaky
koliv geologicky pFfstroj ma
hledanf podzemn1ch nerost1.
Krajan Stokr venoval Is let
badan1 a zkouskam S tfmto prf-
strojem. Bylo z~jisteno, re jest
spravnym a velice cennym v
hledanl podzemn1ch zdrojd
pf1rodn1ho bohatstvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Poblouznsni stale otce zivot.

Do jednoho prazskeho Gin
zaku byl povolan policejnf
strazn1k. Skoncil tam sebe-
vrazdou 45lety muz. Obesil Sc.
Pr1cina zoufalstvi tohoto 45le-
teho muze je zcela neobvykla.
Byl to vdovec a mel jedinou
24letou dceru. Zdalo Sc, re I'll
vyrovnanym zivotem a re ma
ma mysli jen budoucnost sve
dcery. Nikdy nechodil sam
nikam do zabav, jen a jen v
dcefine doprovodu.
Dcera vyrostla krasavici. A
nikdo netusil, co poslednf do
bou p%rozivala. PetactyTiceti-
lety otec- vdovec bran1l sve
dceri navazovat znamosti. Hor-
lii prot mladym, neodpoved-
nym muzGm jejichz GLEN pry
je jen flirt S devcaty. Mezi
otcem a dcerou dochazelo Ike
sporGm.
Jednoho dine dcera k svemu
1zasu zpozorovala, re otec Sc
diva ma nj jinyma ocima, nez
ocima otce. Otec-vdovec Sc
zamiloval do krasy a mladf sve
dcery. A nikdo netusil, Jake
tajemstvl skryvali sobe tito
diva: otec i dcera.
Otec Easel prlils daleko. V
rozervanosti a zoufalstvi vybe-
hla dcera pc devate iodine We
cernl z domu, a to, CO Sc ode
hralo pred chvlli v jejich byte,
hrozna scena, ma n1z nikdy ne
zapomene, oznamila ma nejbliz
sim komisaTstvi.
Otec vratil Sc az v rannfch
hodinach, kdyz patrne v noe
mich lokalech prohyril celou
noe. Rano byl nalezen obesen
ma okennf klice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Hrdinny Gin csl. namornikHH
ma Dunaji.

V bulharskem dunajskem
pf1stavu Somovite provedli cs.
namornfci, tvoTfcf posadku mo-
toroveho valecneho clunu
M-IV., ktery je majetkem Ak
Glove plavebn1 dunajske spoiled
nosti v Bratislave, hrdinny Gin.
Zabranili srazce bulharske mo-
torove lodi urcene pro osobnf
dopravu S bulharskou tanko-
YOU lodi, nalozenou benzinem,
"a okolnostf, ktere jim pravem
vynesly pochvalu a d1ky prf-
stavn1ch bulharskych 1Tad1.
Dne II. t. m. O pGl %. hodi-
ne zakotvila jmenovana cs.
LODI, majfcf We vleku diva nalo-
zene cluny a jednu prazdnou
tankovou LODI, v Somovite. Ia
pGl hodiny nato pristala v jeff
bl1zkosti motorova LODI "Su-
men," patriot lodaTi z Ruscuku
a obstaravajfcf osobnl dopra-
WI. Protoze LODI mela z1stat v
Somovite pres noe, vystoupili
vsichni jejf cestujic1 i posadka
ma breh.
AS "a deset minut pc pTista-
nj "Sumenu" uslysel kapitan
clunu M-IV. L. Hartman zde-
seny kirk z pT1stavnfho mola a
vzapetf spatril, jak "Sumen"
odrazf Cd mola a tocf Sc do
proudu feky. Ma palube lodi
nebyi v te chv1li nikdo.
Kapitan Hartman okamzite
vystihl nebezpecnost situace a
prokazal chladnokrevnou po-
hotovost. Timed nar1dil, ably
byl spusten zachranny clun a s
posadkou sve lodi vyrazil Ia
neosvetlenou a proudem hna-
nou bulharskou lodi. Ia byla
hnana primo doprostred tanko-
We lodi, naplnene benzinem.
Kapitanu Hartmanovi a je-
no lidem Sc pedarilo vystoupit
ma palubu "Sumenu', kdyz ten
byl vzdalen pouhych 40 metr1
Cd tankove lodi. To stacilo, a.
by "Sumenu" byl dan jiny
smer a zabraneno tax velkemu
nestesti. Mohlo velice snadno
pr srazce doj1t k explosi u
skladneneho benzinu.
Pc celou dobu, kdy nekolik
clenG posadky M-IV. manevro-
valo v proudu Teky podel bokG
"Sumenu", pob1haly pc brehu
bezradne zastupy lidf, privola-
ne krikem bezradne a bezmoc-
ne posadky teto lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
President ~republiky ma
Slovensko.

Navsteva presidenta republi-
ky Edvarda Benese v Bratisla-
We uskutecni Sc Poole posled-
mich spray v druhe polovine
zaTf. Pracovnf raz pobytu bu-
de vyjadfen i tim, re president
republiky Dude nit zvlast byt
hotelu Carlton - a zvlasf
kancelafe ma bratislavske rad
nici. Do Bratislavy prejede
president DIR. Benes z Topolca-
mex. Pc navsteve v hlavnlm
meste Slovenska pojede presi-
dent do Uzhorodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
josef CeSka

a nynf dr1ma vecny sen ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Denne vzpom1name ma TIE V
modlitbach, by Bib spravedli-
w soudce, odmenil Tvou lasku
q n9Si ktnrOu lei nal n rOdinu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
GARIBALDI zapasiti Dude S
KOVERLY pfiSti tyden.

PF1stf 1tery, 10. srpna V kffz-
kovych zapasech pofadanych V
Carlins Park V hlavn1m zapase
Garibaldi utka Sc S Koverly.
V nasledujic1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkuj1:
Joe Cox VS.. Hank Barber;
Finkelstein VS.. Campofreda;
Meske VS.. Billings; O'Connor
VS.. Beaver.
Vstupn6: 40c, 99c, S1.10 a
$1.65. zeny V prdvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery "a pT1cinou ne
pT1zniveho pocasi kr1zkove "a
pasy byly odlozeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

Vysv6tlenf bylo velmi jed
noduche. Tyto veci jsou vyro-
beny ma zeleznobrodsku a pro-
dany do Parfze, odkud je S W.
datnym ziskem voz1 opet k
nam. Stejne je tomu S mnohy-
mi porculanovymi soskami a
ozdobami, s rukavicemi a mod
MIN kozenym zbozim.
Ia lacine penfze to proda-
vame do ciziny a jake modnf
novinku kupujeme zpet. To
proto, re jsou u mas bohatl Tide,
vyrobek nelfbil. Nebyl by dost
nobl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Obec, zamorena ducharstvim.

V Kunovic1ch u Uherskeho
Hradiste, jest slime rozsfren
spiritismus. Spiritiste tvofi
tam dokonce tTi skupiny, z
nichz kazda ma svou m~istnost,
sve zvlastnf bohosluzby a
seance, pri nichz jsou vyvola-
vani duchove zesnulych. : Gle
move jedne re spiritickych sku-
pin tvoTf zvlastnf sektu, jejlz
clenov6 odpfraji jfsti zvfrecf
maso, nebot pry S tfmto ma
sem pTichazeji do jejich tel
zvifec1 pudy. Mimo jine veci
jeste neuznavajf sektari teles-
ne styky mezi muzem a zenou.
Protoze vsak nejfanatictejslmi
prfslusnfky sekty jsou zeny
vznikajf V rodinach rozbroje a
svary. Client sekty stale .pri-
byva, protoze sektari mali sve-
no "zahrobniho lekare", ktery
1sty media dava rady a poky-
ny nemocnym, kterf pTichazeji
do seanc1 houfne. Nen1 divu,
re v Kunovic1ch zes1lely v pos
ledn1 dobe dive zeny. Pred ne
davnem pax tam zemrel mlady
muz, ktery mel vylecitelnou
tuberkulosu pile, kterou vsak
nebylo mono lecit, ponevadz
nemocny odmital nejen lekar-
skou pomoc, ale i poz1van1 ma
site stravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

Prazske Vecernf "Ceske slo-
vo' p1se: V jednom pfednim
prazskem zavode s modnlmi
novinkami mali jake poslednl
paf1zskou novinku vystaveny
krasny nahrdelnik re sklene-
nych fial, spolu S nadhernou
sklenenou celenkou. Samozfej-
me stall hrIzu pen6z. Tentyz
nahrdeln1k a celenka jsou vsak
vystaveny ma vystave skla v
zeleznem Brode, ovsem "a &C.
nu nekolikrat nizs1, nez v Pra-
re.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Objev petroIeje ma SIovensku.

Pres Bradshaw sc vratili z
Vldne tri inzenyTi americko-
svycarske spolecnosti, ktera
provadf vyzkum petrolejovych
lozisek ma zitnem ostrove ma
Slovensku. InzenyTi podavali
We V1dni financnfkdm spolec-
nosti zpravu o dosavadnfm sta
WI vyzkumG ma Slovensku.
Zprava byla velmi optimisticka
a inzenyfi jsou pTesvedceni,
re nalez psychological lozisek
je otazkou nejvyse jednoho
mesfce. Naleziste je jizne cd
Dunajske Stredy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Predbezne ornament zabav.

- Pravou staroceskou zaba-
WI uspofada Tel. Jed. Sokol
Curtis Bay We sve Sokolske SIM,
1927 Cherry ulice V nedeli, 80.
srpna 1886. Zacatek We 2 no
diny odpoledne. Kazdy jest
vftan. Vytecna hudba Dude u
cinkovat pTi ktere 81 mohou "a
tanGit pc starocesku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
VZpOminka

S tezkym 'srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den 10. srpna neb tomu
jest % rokG CO z rodinneho
kruhu odvolan byl mas milova-
nv Otec
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MIDDLE-AGED white lady as housekeep-
er; stay nights; young couple. 1928 N.
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RULES
Read Carefully

Today, and for the next three days
saturday. Monday and Tuesday,
Jumbled spelling OF the names of
the Dionne Quintuplets aud seven
other members of the cast of the
Country Doctor" will be scattered
through the ads in the want ad
columns. Only THREE names will
appear each day. All TWELVE
names will appear In tho four days
of the contest. Read through the
want ads carefully Find the
1umbled words and rearrange them
10 properly spell the name OF
character in the show. Give the
exact classification in which you
find each name Send NO ENTRIES
until you have all TWELVE names
and the classifcations in which
each appeared Then send in your
entry TO reach the Contest Dept.
Of The Indianapolis Times NOT
LATER THAN 6 y. m. Thursday,
March 18th. Entries received later
than this time will not be eligible
Tor judging. Neatness and original
lty Of presentation will count in
judging. and all entries become the
property OF The Times. No entries
will be returned. The Times can not
enter any discussion of the en-
tries, and the decision of the judges
will be final. This contest is open
IN any one other than Times en-
ployees and their families. Mail or
bring all entries to The Country
Doctor Contest, The Want AID De-
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2l4 w. Maryland. indianapolis, Ind.
winners will be announced in the
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80 Rooms for Rent

50: "a w. 18TH-Light, clean, modern
room; between Illinois, Meridian; good
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The TimesApolo Theater "Country Doctor" Contest


AS PRIZES AS
1st to 5th. inclusive. each.
guest tickets.
9Th to 10th. inclusive, each, 3
guest tickets.
18th to 18th, inclusive, each. 2
guest tickets.
10th to 45th, inclusive. each, l
guest ticket.
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IS Houses, Unfurnished

$45: IRvINGTON-Co Completing new luxuri-
Gus. mod. brick; Aim. bung., dble. Ia
4633
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as Sale Suburban Farms
~ Real Estate Exchange

for better home and assume mtg. Mr..
Amos. RI-93Ss. AaeERICAN ESTATES
CO.
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IF YOU DON'T FIND the position you're
looking for here. try an inexpensive
Times situation Wanted ad-four days
cost as little as 65c-and may find Just
the connection you want. Call MISS
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50 LeqaIs

Notice to Bidders on Plant Material
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais will be received by the State High
way Commission at the Commissions Of
fee on the third floor OF the state House
annex, l02 North Senate Avenue, Indian
apolis, Indiana. until ten 10000 A. NJ.
Thursday. March i9. 1896. for furnishing
Plant Material Trees. Shrubs and Vines,
| in accordance with State Highway Commits
sion OF Indiana Specifications.
Proposal blanks and specifications are
on file in tie office of the State Highway
Commission and may be obtained upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved by the state High
way Commission TO reject any or all bids.
waive technicalities as to procedure. and
to award on any combination of bids that
in its judgment is most advantageous to
the State of Indiana
State Highway Commission of Indiana.
James D. Adams. Chairman.
Notice to Bidders
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Will be received by the Chairman of the
State Highway Commission of Indiana, at
his office on the third floor. State House
Annex, l02 North Senate Avenue, Indian
apolis, Indiana. until 200 P. NJ, on the
10th day of March. 1896 at which time
they will be publicly opened and read:
Dynamite and 1920 No. 6 Electric Blast
ing Caps Fl. Delivery to various points
| in Indiana.
Seed to be delivered to various point IN
| Indiana.
Invitation No. 4Oo-4l2O Red Cedar Poles
to be delivered to various points in Indiana.
| Invitation No. 40l-86 Tons Fertilizer to
be delivered to various points in Indiana.
Invitation No. 402-4574 Tons Raw Bone
Meal to be delivered to various points in
| Indiana.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
| proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
fcations will be furnished free upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
! to reject any or all bids, to award on
any combination of bids that in his judg-
ment is most advantageous to the State
| of Indiana.
State Highway Commission of Indiana.
James D. Adams. Chairman.
Buy by the word and save.
| Times Want AdS-low as lac.
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Indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apis. Free service
and TRANSPORTATION. LI-5452
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CHESTER, S.. 33-6-room modern double:
garage; $50: water paid. CH-4877.
DEARBORN. 326 Ms rooms, mod single
and gar. just north of bus line $40. RI
6412 j S CRUISE INC.
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Ii Schools, Instruction
20 Help Wanted, Female

STEADY WORK. guar. sal. So; good bonus
AZ S. Penn. RIM. GA
TEACH beauty culture. Jobs open. ROYAL,
BEAUTY ACAD.. 40i Roosevelt bldg
SALARY, room, board while in school.
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 40l Roosevelt
Rldv
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80 HOusekeepinq Rooms
18TH, E., 6l1-Large, clean. front room.
Three windows. Sink, So.
30 Hotels
81 Apartments, Unfurn.

$12 PAYS ior Broom apartment gas,
water lights and heat: no small chill
dren. MCINTYRE Is N Oriental
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II Help Wanted, Male

STEADY WORK. guar. sal. So. Good bonus.
~ S. Penn. RIM. Ola.
TENANTE
WANTED-First class dove taller and
sticker. Man. AETNA CABINET CO,
32l w. Maryland
WANTFD-Ten colored truck drivers.
Manual work. 55c per hour. SIT S. Della
ware
WANTED-Young man 81 to rs years of
age: must be high school graduate and
have good past employment record Per-
manent salaried position for the right
man. Box sol. care Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14
May Ask Aid In InvestigationOf
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fBy The Associated Pressj
 LOS ANGELES, Oct. IA, - Federal authorities may ask the Japanese government to assist in the investigation of an asserted international narcotics smuggl- ing syndicate, it was reported on reliable authority here today.
 Likelihood of such request was based upon reputed disclos- ures of Tohikoshi Nagae, B year old Japanese who is under arrest here, that his brother owned an illicit plant near Nagasako which supplied the ring" with narcot- ics, smuggled into the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14
Fascists Reject
 Proposal Some
 Give up Madrid
(By The Associated Press)


 BURGOS, Oct. IA, Fascist officials declared today they had rejected a bid from several Ma drid leaders" to surrender the capital in exchange for conces- sions.
 Headquarters here issued a com munique declaring "the situation of our army is such that it is use less to discuss the surrender of Madrid which must be total"
 The first disclosure of the re- ported offer to surrender came from headquarters at Salamanca where officers said overtures were made to submit speedily in return for favors. A communique issued there said the fascist com mand was not negotiating for surrender of the capital in a min- imum of three days. With Mig uel Maura, former minister of the Madrid government"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14
Madrid Officials Seek To Obtain
 Last Manpower
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 MADRID, Oct. IA, The gov ernment, draining it's last resourc es of manpower Tuesday, muster ed into the defense reserves, all men who could shoulder a rifle.
 Cripples and semi-invalids who were to be drafted into forces sent to the front were to be organ ized in a separate reserve unit.
 Recruiting committees also scat tered through the city trying to shame upper strat youths into en listing, practically the so-called "senority" class which so far has taken no active part.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14

Phyllis Beauty Shoppe is now situated in it's new location next door to Seiffert Apts., on the cor ner of Second Ave, and Hunter Way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14
Police Stated
 Broke Birth
 Control Ring
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 NEWARK, N. J., Oct. IA, - Police announced today they had broken up a birth control ring in which several women, most of them employed in offices, paid $2 monthly and carried identifi- cation cards.
 Police estimated eight illegal operations were performed daily at cost of $75 or more each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14
Paper Accused Rightist Putsch
 Capture Power
(By The Associated Press)

PARIS, Oct. IA, - Premier Le Blum's newspaper Le Populaire, charged today that De la Roque had acquired automatic rifles, machine guns and tear gas bombs to arm his rightist followers.
 The newspaper accused De la Roque of putsch to bring into power by violence "an ideal which is repugnant to the major ity of Frenchmen."
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-10-14

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