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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01


 The new allotment of funds, ac- .ccRding to MT. Dodd, provides for continued employment of last years quota of 1,7oo youth workers as- signed to regular IVA projects. AThs N exclusive of the student-aid allotment which will probably ap" pFoximate that of last years sum and will provide for Q continuance Of the aesistance which the IVA has been giving to needy young people attempting to continue their hioh school, college and post grad- uaAR work.
 Age Limit Increased
 Nr. Dodd further explained that the age limit on projects has been increased from l6 years to 10 years \ This change, however, is not retro- active nor will 1t affect the student aid program, being in effect only concerning the future hiring oi youths, who must still show that
 they are members of certified relief ]. families.
 Last year the IVA in Connecticut !, set up rates of pay for unskilled
 intermediate, skilled, and profes' sional workers according to coun' ties. Under the new program, MT , Dodd said today, rates have beer set up in coordination with tho Works Progress Administration whereby there are rural, semi-urbar and urban ciassifications In New Haven and Hartford counties anc r urban classifIcations in Middlesex
 New London, Litchfield and Fair held counties. There continues tc
 bc the one classification in Tol'
 land and Windham counties.
 Program Outlined Tn c letter received from IVA :, Administrator Aubrey Williams yes x terday the new allotment for tho !. IVA program described the work tt z be carried on aS follows:
 ' ITO provide part-time employ ' Inent for young people from lB tt z 26 years of age, ii1 need of such ern' 2 plcyment; in the establishment, or z gaFiization and conduct of recrea' < ton and other community activi' s ties and centerS, the deveiopr1en ' and maintenance of recreation areai {. and the extension of sound health ]. sanitation, safety and domestic science practices, youth training 2 and other socially useful activities improvement of school and public ' grounds and buildings; develop ment of feforestation, agriculture . extension and experimental wori , and other rural activities and thu { conduct of activities in varioui public services which arc outside the present budgeted scope of theS' state and local governmental agen CieR."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
New IVA Allotment
 Given Connecticut
Wage Rate Changed in Three CIassificatiOns-Age Limit Advanced to lS-AdministratOr Explains It

Announcement of receipt of allotment of $420,9OO for the carrying of the National Youth program Connecticut for the fiscal year which started ,iiy was made today by State Director Thomas Dodd who at the same tiYne explained that slight revsions in pay rates for the youth workers have been made The rate changes do not materially affect incomes Of youths on IVA projects but in line with recent WPA revisions
 the IVA has set up two and in some cases three distinct rnfA i, acordinp to location.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

thodox church which will observe it's 26th anniversary.
 A full course chicken dinner will be served tonight promptly at 10 D. m. and among the guests will be U. s. Senator Francis T. Maloney, national president of the Federated Russia Orthodox Clubs of America, Walter V. Bouquet of New York city, Mayor stephen L. Smith and Atlantic District Governor of the r. R. o. O., Peter Tarby of Jersey City,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
CAMP MORRIS BUCK
 HAS INSPECTION

Camp Morris Buck on Lake Hitch- cock was inspected yesterday by David F. Babson, scout executive of the Mattatuck council.
 The other camp under the direc- ton of the local council, Camp Pershing, supervised by Henry J. Donahue, held a hike for all it's members Thursday along the Blue Blaze trail. A canoe trip on the Housatonic is planned for next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
MERIDEN TO HEAR
 LOCAL SONCSTERS

The local Russian Orthodox church choir will go to Meriden tonight to sing for the Young Rus- sian Orthodox Christian Association of that city who will celebrate their 10th anniversary at the High land Country Club |.
 Tomorrow the local singers will journey to the same town to sing for SS. Peter and Paul Russian Or-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
SEMI.FINALIST'S
 NAMES CONFUSED

Contrary to c previous report, James Gardner defeated Robert Finlay in the sernisfinal round of the lawn bowling tourney for the Hayes trophy ct Fulton Park. James wilson was the other semi.finals winner and he and Gardner will meet in the near future. The score of the dardner-F -Finlay match was 2i-7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

DR. JOSEPH A. COREY
 Dr. Joseph A. Corey, who has been studying and interning abroad, Is spending the present month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Corey of 622 Baldwin street. Dr. Corey is well known In Waterbury. He is . graduate of Crosby High school. After conn pleslng his studies here he went to Holy Cross college and from there went abroad to study in the Uni. verslty Of Geneva.
 Tn September Dr. Corey plans to return Co Europe where he will spend another year studying and lnterning. He ls specializing Id the treatment Of ear, nose, and throat diseases and has studied under some of the best known author. ities in Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

significance. The grounds comm tee has been given instructions have e stan on hand to handle crowd of at least 10000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

The entire town of Burnhaven Scotland, with % buildings and the land on which they stand, was offered for sale in 1882 for only $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

0Dows often drop snails or mus Uub on rocks to break their shells go that they can more easily cx- tract the meat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

One American air line files more miles between dusk and dawn than all European companies combined.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

MISS LOUISE MEO
 More than 400 persons from all parts of Che state will attend the annual outing and field meet of the Sons of Italy lodge and Eliza beth DlslIvestrO society Co be held in Naugatuck tomorrow. Pr0mI- nent among thc invited guests will De supreme officers from New York city, state officers Of Che Organi- zntlon and several others. During
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

Baltimorstf Tide tento ctvrtek
vecer konaji v Palace divadle
schnzi, ably nj PROFESSIONAL
proti prohaneni zid1 v Polsku.
We schGzi zastoupen kazdy Cd
stfn zdejsfch zidd, ably dali ma
jevo sve sympatie Sc trent a
pGl milionG zid1 v Polsku.
We stfedu oznameno z Var
re v meste Myblenice v
zap. Halici nastalo pronasledo-
van1 tam usedlych 1000 zid1.
Banda asi $50 muzG zmocnila
Sc mesta toho citaj1ciho $500
obyvateld, prerusila telefonni
spojenf, odzbrojila policii a
rozbila dun distriktniho komi-
saTe. Rozbfjeli vsechny zidov-
ske obchody, odnesli pfedmety
z Mich ma namestf a tam je spa
iii. Zapalili tez synagogu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Vystrel skoncil muziku.

Amos Higgs, 48 rok1 starry,
majicl jednu nohu drevenou, v
Abortion, Baltimore okres, Wy
hraval v sobotu ma harmoniku
pod okny Josepha w. Curry,
,41leteho. Pr hudbe pomahali
sec jim silly jejich list stacily
diva JIM. v dobe nezvaneho
koncertu Curry spal. Probudiv
Sc re spanku, vykrikl ma hudeb
nlka a pevce: "Tahnete anebo
stfellm."
"Jen Sc opovaz", vzkfikl je-
den 2 koncertujfc1ch.
Padla rama a Higgs zabedo-
val streleny do zdrave nohy, z
nlz pozdeji v ST. Agnes nemoc-
nici vybrali mu dvacet brok1.
Curry drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Dvacet osm ward zreorganiso.
Vano.

We zvlastn1 schGzi ma zadost
mayora Jacksona, demokratic-
ky statnf vybor v Baltimore v
sobotu pretvoril demokratic-
kou masinerii We 20 mestskych
wardach, Gill jinymi slovy in
dorsoval ty, kterf Jacksonem
ustanoveni byli. Osmnact no
|vych exekutivG mayorem usta-
noveni byli v sobotu z poctu tri-
ceti ctyr, kterf vladnouti budou
We 20 wardach. Vysadou je-
jich jest kontrolovati ustanovo-
van1 soudcd a klerky pri vol
bach.
Sobotni schGze konana byla
v Brown Arcade budove. KIDD
hlasoval proti, byl Harry G..
Talbot z tretlho distriktu, jenz
byl prot propustenf George N.
Lewise, exekutiva z 9. distriktu
a nahrazeneho Johnem T. Null
lin.
V 7. warde exekutivem z1-
stava August Klecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Harry W. Nice
Thomas l.. Dawson,
SekretaT Statu
Utonuli.

Morris Tolodziecki, 8 rok1
starry a Bobby Markell, desitile-
ty, utonuli patek. Prvni u
tonul, kdyz 81 hral u Masonville
kde spadl do 9 stop hluboke
vody v zalivu.
Druhy utonul, kdyz s neko-
lika svymi soudruhy ploval u
Sparrows Point.
- Vojak z Fort George G.
Meade utonul v Herald zatoce
pri koupani Sc.
" Back River u Essex u
topil Sc 3Olety Louis Eckert z
300 blocku E. Preston ulice.
Privazal 81 ma telo skflnku S
nastroji a skocil z Back River
mostu do hlubiny. Mrtvolu ma
lezli diva mladfci, kdyz chytali
raky. Eckert byl zenat a OF
Gem jednoho d1tka.
" nedeli, kdy vody v oko-
Ii Baltimore navstlyeny byly
zastupy, utonul jedenactilety
Earl Henry pri plovan1 We vod-
nj nadrzce We Spring Gardens.
Fort Smallwood park T1zeny
mestem, n%avstiven byl v nedeli
asi 1000 osobami.
Mestske plovarny v parcfch
otevreny budou tuto nedeli.
= Edgar Wise, Is rokG sta
ry z Baltimore, utonul v nedeli
v .jezeru Paramount Park. Hoch
byl We Filadelfii navstevou u
svych pribuznych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Ditko spadlo Is stop a lehce Sc
zranilo ma Have.

Osm mesfcG starry johnny Car
roll nalezen byl v 1tery lezfci
ma cementovem chodniku S je-
dinou "pamatkou", malou odre
ninou ma cele.
Matka ditka, Katherine Car
roll, nechala d1tko S trfletym
jeho bratrem v loznici mad OBJ
chodem v {. 678 w. Baltimore
ulice. TTflety Jimmy pomohl
commissioning JOHNNY ma po-
stel u otevfeneho okna stojici.
z postele vydal Sc "na cestu''
JOHNNY ma chodnlk bez dalsi po-
moci Jimmyho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Senkoval kofalku.

Dvema policisty zatcen byl V
sobotu Mitchell Marsonek v
hospode We 1900 blocku Boston
ulice, re prodaval v hospode
kofalku &C jeho licens znela
jen ma ''lehke" napoje. Polici-
ste Shanahan a KareS do hos
pody prisli, ably odtud odvedli
pomocnici u baru ku soudu pro
mladistve pfestupky. M1sto
cisnice odvadeli 81 Marsonka
ma vychodnf policejni stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Otec peti ditek zastTelen
manzelkou.

Hollis M. Almony, farmar a
otec peti d1tek, zastrelen byl v
pondell manzelkou svoji v j.
delne jejich obydlf v Parkton.
Manzelka, Mary L. Almony,
pc dormant zavrena byla We We
zenl v Towson. Udala policii,
re manzel castokrate il tloukl,
re Sc op1jel a v sobotu v noci re
hrozil zapaliti dim. Kratce
pred strelenfm vyhrozoval j
zabitlm "dnes noci anebo IL
tra.' Kdyz zatykana byla, kr-
vacela ma hlave z rany, kterou
manzel j zasadil pred stfele-
MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

Maude Lewis, 16 rokI stara
pokusila Sc O sebevrazdu je-
dem We SVEN domove v $500
blocku Emerson ulice pc ctyr-
denni vzdalenosti z domova.
- Neal c.. Brown, 20lety,
nalezen byl v sobotu smrtelne
zraneny ranou z rucnice v
Pleasant Hill Park u Reisters-
town.. Strelil sc "a nekolik mi
nut, kdyz odesel cd IA roku
stare dfvky, S n1z mluviI. Ces-
tou do nemocnice zemrel.
= Milton Worth, 22lety z E.
North avenue, bodl Sc v sobotu
do prsou vidlickou, kdyz byl
navstevou v dome 100 blocku
Patapsco ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Okraden o $1O2 bonusovych
penez.

Edward B. Brown, cernoch a
veteran z Frederick, okraden
byl v noel z pondeli ma 1tery
mladymi cernochy, kterf
napadli jej kdyz vysel 2 jidel-
ny ma Pennsylvania avenue ko-
lem 2 hodiny pc p1lnoci. u
kradli mu $102. Jeden cernoch
23lety James Jenkins byl chy-
cen, ale bez bonusovych penez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Usnul ma hranici drivi, probu-
dill Sc We vode.

Vzdor tomu, re v 1tery po-
prchavalo, James Smith,, 55 ro-
XII starry, usmyslil Sc prospati
sc ma hranici dT1v1 ma pobTezl
zalivu v blizkosti Lancaster a
Eden ulic. We spanku svalil Sc
do vody.
Nocni hlidac zaslechl pri OBJ
chdzce vykfiky Smithovy. Ne
mohl We tine volaj1ciho nalezti.
Zatim co Sc shanel pc policii,
Fred Horner re S. Dallas ulice,
hodil Smithovi "slapaj1c1mu
vodu", provaz a vytahl jej ma
breh.
Policiste Sc ujali Smitha a
zavreli jej pro "rusenf klidu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Prepadli ridice taxicabu.

Diva bratfi, Sigmund a Ted
Wilzcek, oba z Bloomfield,
pTepadli ma viaduktu Russell u
lice v noel z nedele ma pondel1
r1dice taxicabu, Harry Dohler.
Neucinili zadneho pokusu, ably
mu wall penize. PTinutili Sc jej
z taxicabu, v nemz ujeli. Po-
zdeji nalezen byl taxicab opus
teny We 1900 blocku Annapolis
Oba mlad1 zlodeji schy-
tani byli pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

ola DlahOpreJe, a ma dalSl Z1VOC-
nj jejich cestu doprovazi je ma
Sc modlitba a vroucne pranf k
dosahnutf veskereho zdaru.
" nedeli, %. cervna, cd l
do 6 hodin odpoledne Cesky
Deomkraticky Klub Mladik1 7.
wardy, 21O0 Ashland Avenue,
Dude odbyvati Combination
Grab Feast" pro dobro Albert
c.. Richie Memorial fondu.
Jsme ujisteni, re pratt 81 bu-
dete brati 1cast ma teto d1lezi-
tie zalezitosti. Klubovnf mist
nosti byly velice rozsfreny a
stacf pro veliky zastup. Prijdte
a privedte sve prately.
Obcerstveni - J1dla.
V pine ucte vas,
j. Edward Yursik,
pTedseda sedme wardy
Albert C. Richie Memorial
fondu.
- Krajane, z~1castnste Sc
Sokolskeho Sletu a csl. mani
festace v New Yorku We dnech
4. a S. cervence " Madison
Square Garden. Vypravy z
Baltimore rizeny budou pc re
Ieznici B. & 0. coz z~ajistuje
pohodlne cestovani Baltimore
az do Chesterfield Hotelu (13O
West 49th Street), kde budou
vsichni ucastnici ubytovani. We
ctvrtek, dine 2. cervence a So
botu, 4. cervence vyjedou W.
pravy z nadrazi Mount Royal
Station We IL hodin 20 min. cd
poledne, " patek, dine 3. GER
vence v GIL vecer. Zpatecnf
costa z New Yorku nastoupena
Dude " nedeli, S. cervence v IL.
hodin 80 min. vecer.
zeleznicni listky a sletove
vstupenky prodava p. Ant. So
chirek,, 517 N. Clinton ST., v
1tery a We stredu, 80. cervna a
1. cervence, " Sokolovne ma
Gay a Preston ul. po 8. hod. We
Ger. Okruzni costa do New Yor-
ku, vstupne ma hlavni sletovy
den, v nedsli, S. cervence, a sle-
tovy odznak, obnasf pouze 81.
= Cesky Demokraticky Klub
este wardy Dude odbyvat pra-
We body, totiz rGzne pokrmy z
more, ryby, raky a ostatnf po-
choutky pri cemz nebude scha-
yeti RUNE obcerstveni, v nede-
Ii, IL. cervence ma jich soru v
Curtis Creek a Size cd 1. do 6.
hodin vecer. Hudba Frey's or
kestr. Bezplatny dovoz z do
mu, 5000 Pennington avenue
az ma m1sto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Til kousnuti e

Policista William McDonough
re severovychodn1 stanice kous
nut byl psem pri patrolovani
100 blocku Homestead ulice.
Andrew Hohan, 23lety z Be-
lair road, kousnut byl psem pri
dodavani mleka We 1900 bloc
ku vych. 33. ulice.
James Lfpa, 15lety, {. 920 N.
Collington avenue, kousnut byl
psem pTi hrani 81 v zadu 1900
blocku E. Eager ulice.
Vsichni kousnuti byli psi v
pondeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Dive zlamaly 81 nohy We zvlast'
nj nehods.

Padem s prednich schodG
pred domem We $500 blocku
Clifton avenue, zlamaly 81 v ne
deli nohy sestry: 5Oleta Olivia
Knock a JEFF neprovdana sva-
grova, 53leta Adella Knock.
Adella Knock padla sc schodI.
Olivia Knock padajicf chytila
"a saty, ably il uchranila pred
padem a padla S nj. Nohy obou
Sc zlamaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Wall jenom lex.

Zlod6ji vloupali Sc do CARA
re George Hall We 1900 blocku
Place, v teto vylomili
do zamceneho automobi-
lu a z tohoto odnesli 81 dive lah-
We s lekem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Kongresnik Zioncheck do Pratt

Petrhy kengresnfk Marion
Zioncheck re statu Washing
ton, prijat byl v 1tery do ne
mocnice Sheppard and Enoch
Pratt, Towson, ma "neurcitou
dobu." Do nemocnice pTivezen
byl z Washington, z nemocni-
&c Gallinger. Kongresnfk ten
to, jak znamo v poslednich do
bach proved nekolik r1znych
kOuskH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Vladni porotou narceni.

James Brown, cernoch z Penn
sylvania avenue, zatceny 10.
kvetna pro kradez ma stanici
balfckove posty, naTcen byl vel
koporotou v 1tery.
Dalsf naTcen1 vypracovana
byla porotou proti desfti, kteTi
vineni jsou z prestoupeni liker-
mich zakonI a vedle toho z O.
kradani posty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Deset rokE "a prepaid.

Do kaznice ma 10 rokI Cd
souzen byl Joseph Ross, Ger
noch, jenz S revolverem v ruce
prepaid obchod S lfhovinami v
{. 176 E. Cross ulice.
- Ma Is rokn odsouzen byl
Leroy Brown, jenz nozem u
smrtil Henrietta Turner We
rvacce v 600 blocku Bradley u
lice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Miracle dunn otevren.

Asi 80 ditek odejelo z Balti-
more v pondeli do Miracle
House, tuberkulosnlho sanato-
ria v Claiborne, Md, ably tam
sfleny byly pred hrozfcimi jim
souchotinami. Sanatorium to-
ITO fidf pc radu let jiz Mary
landska sdruzenf prot tuber.
kulose.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Now policejni lieutenante.

We stfedu oznamil policejnl
komisaf, Gather, povysenl
dvou sergeantG: Louis c.. Kiln
genberg a Thomas S. Dunn, ma
policejn1 lieutenanty.
V fade sergeantI, jez pro
povysen1 prosli 1spesne zkous-
kami, jsou krajane: Joseph C.
Zaruba, I. M. Benesch, Joseph
R1zicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

Ia nekolik hodin Pc koupen1
81 revolveru, cernoska, Ida
Jarrett, 33eta, zastTelila tfmto
v sobotu kolem p1l noel nezva-
neho muzskeho hosta, cerno-
cha Jerry MCGEE, As rok1 sta
reno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Ze zdravotnfho odboru.

Pet novych pTfpadd zaskrtu
hlaseno bylo v uplynulem IT,
dnu zdravotnlmu odboru.
V tydnu hlaseno bylo 1913 no.
vych prfpad1 spalnicek a 95
pfipadI syphilis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Brother Arsenino zemrel.

V Mercy nemocnici zemTel v
pondelf Brother Arsenino, Glen
fakulty Calvert Hall koleje We
start "a rokG. Byl operovan
ma zanet slepeho stTeva.
Clenem koleje byl pc 20 ro-
XII. Narodil Sc We Filadelfii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Usmrcen ma ceste ku psstnfmu
zapasu.

James w. Knapp, strojvIdce
nakladn1ho vlaku mel Sc zod-
povidati z prejeti Baltimorana,
T.. Beaver, vlakem, ma
nemz jel do New Yorku, ably
shield pestnf zapas Schmelling-
Louis.
Ma vlaku jel jake SLEEPY pa
SAFER. Kdyz nakladnf Wax
vjel We Filadelfii pod most, byl
srazen Sc strechy vagonu a "a
bit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Mysli, re catfish msla by Sc
jmenovati "hoQfish."

V Hagerstown Robert Baker
chytil til liberni rybu. rozpa-
raj il a r%ozumoval, re nemela
by sc jmenovati catfish, ale
"hogfish". V jejfm zaludku
nalezl ash tucet cervd, dive my
81, diva male ''sun perche" a Ger
neho pavouka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Pet zatceno v prohlidce domu.

Dive zeny a tTi muzi zatceni
byli pri prohlfdce domu v 1900
blocku N. Charles ulice. Jean
Taylor, 25leta re 400 blocku
N. Luzerne ulice, byla udana,
re pr%ovozuje prostituci a 29le-
ia Helen Thomas, re udrzuje
nepoTadny dun. TTi muzi wa
ii byli jake sv9dkove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Proklamace prohlasujici pom
deli, 20. cervna 1896 "a Albert
C.. Richie Memorial Den.

Ponevac zesnuly Albert G..
Richie, gentleman a Maryland
sky obcan. venoval svobodne a
bez nuceni sva nejlepsl a nej-
plodneisf leta sveho zivota sluz
be lidu tohoto statu, ktery v u
znanf sve statnicke zdatnosti,
administrative zpGsobilosti a
osobni a vefejne integrity ety.
rikrate "a sebou zvolen jake
governor a nacelnik statu,
nynf, tudiz ia, Harry w. Nice,
governor statu Marylandu, tim
to prohlasuji pondeli, 20. cerv-
ma, 1886 jake Albert c. Richie
Memorial Den pc celem statu
Marylandu a zadam snazne
vsechny obcany Marylandu
spojiti Sc Sc mnou v oslave dine
prispenim CO nejvetsim Poole
sve moznosti ku zachovanl pa
matky jeho.
Governor, Harry w. Nice
Thomas L. Dawson,
sekretaf statu
Mayor, Howard w. Jackson,
zvlastnf proklamacf I'VE obcan-
stvo mesta Baltimore ku oslave
dine co n%ejvetsim prispenim ku
zachovanf pamatky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

da blahopTeje, a ma dalsi zivot-
nj jejich cestu doprovazf je ma
Sc modlitba a vroucne pran1 k
dosahnuti veSkereho zdaru.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-18
Dividends For
 End Of Year to
 Set New Record
(By The Associated PreSS)

(By The Associated Press)
 NEW YORK, Nov. 18, - Year end dividend disbursements of American corporations neared the half billion dollar mark, with the prospect that new record would be set for the final quarter expenditures to both sharehold- CTS and wage earners to be set before the end of the year.
 Wages increases were, one million two hundred thousand workers totaling a hundred and twenty-five million dollars, it was announced, with scores of companies to be heard from yet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-18
N 0 T E

The COMMON COUNCIL has DESIGNATED NOVEMBER 10th to 20th as a period to conduct a fire prevention campaign. The Chief of the Fire Department has already begun an investigation of the smoke stacks and other fire hazards and you are requested to cooperate with him in this work, insofar as complying with certain regulations of our Fire Ordinance is concerned, as will be explain ed to you by Chief Laws.
 NOME COMMON COUNCIL
 By M. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-18
N o T c E

Chamber of Commerce Lunch. con, Friday, Nov. 20th at 12:30 PM. All interested in the devel- Opment of the Second Division & its industries, are cordially invit- ed. Make your reservation with the Committee.
 A. POlet and o. s. Weaver.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-18
Book Written On Fish Industry
 Shows Value Business To U. 5.
 Mentions Threat Asiatic Fishing

the regulatory jurisdiction of the nation owning the adjacent shore make pre- eserVation of the supply by regulation of fishing virtually impossible.
 He suggests that the ill will now present in Asiatic waters & the depletion of the fisheries as a result of this uncontrolled fish, ing can only be prevented from spreading to the American side of the Boring Sea by reaching some understanding with the oth- CT nations interested in the fish cries of the North Pacific. That a reasonable agreement is pOSsl- ble is shown by the success of international regulation of the seal grounds, and the restoration of the halbut fisheries as a result of the work of the International Fisheries Commission.
 HumOr, Beauty Shown
 North Pacific is not exclusive ly a serious study of the fisheries and international diplomacy, how ever, It is rich in humor, even when the author is arrested by the Japanese as Bolsheviki spy. North Pacific" also contains out standing bits of description of the Territory which reveal the authors love for the North as his more serious chapters show his understanding of Alaska's economic problem.