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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
SOCIALISTS ARE
 TRIED IN VIENNA

Vienna, March 24-(UP)--A mass trial of 90 socialists charged with participation in the long fight against the fascist government erd- cd today with the imposition of minor prison sentences of 16 defend- ants and the acquittal of IA. The le- niency shown, in view of the grave charges against the men and wona- en on trial, removed fears of thous- ands of socialists that they might be subjected not only to heavy pris- on terms but even to the death sen- tence if brought to trial for par ticipating in the revolution of Feb- ruary, 1884, or subsequent anti-gov- ernment activities.
 Two of the 30 were liable to execu- tioa. They are Karl Hans Sailer, 30, a fcrmer editor of the socialist offi- cial newspaper organ Arbeiter Zei- tung, and Frau Marie Emhart, B, wife of 8 railway man and herself @ foymer textile worker. Sailer was sentenced to 20 months imprison- mept and Frau Emhart to 18 mouths. The others who were sen- tened to prison received terms ranging from six weeks to 16 weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Offerings Were Large M Recent FaUorites
SteeIs Oils, Silver Were Put on BIOck-There Was
 Nothing in News for Such TurnabOut

Dow Jones preliminary closing averages showed industrial 156.56 off 1.06, railroad 47.53 unchanged utili. ties 3208 off 016.
 Volume approximated 100000 shares compared with 1,680,o00 shares yesterday Curb sales were 507,0OO shares compared with 504,. 900 shares yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
RATS UPSET COLLEGE
 ASSEMBLY

Tifin, O. -- (UP) - Assembly at Heidelberg college suddenly became a panic when a score of white rats invaded the hall. While screaming co-eds stood on chairs, several stu- dents assisted President Charles E. Miller to capture the rodents and return them to the biology labora- tory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24
Market Took on Selling Mood Sending Prices Downward
No Testing Station
 On Freight Street
Numerous Objections Filed to Establishing Auto Lane
 for Official Inspection of Cars in Local District

new location will be chosen for the motor vehicle department testing station scheduled to open here April A. Thomas Fleming, superintendent of streets said today Mr. Fleming said he had not yet received word from the state department to their choice of the place but that it definitely understood that the Freight street location would not be again selected
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

ginia, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, In- diana, Iowa and Missouri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

Motor transport is taking the pluce of the white ponies in Ice land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

Indus. R. R. Util. 30 20 20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-24

DOW JONES AVERAGES
Evening star., 1936-08-21
1n Mrntnriant.

JACKSON. JULIUS. In sad but loving re-
JACKSON. VINO departed this life five
wears ago this 2lst day Of August. 1896.
Life with its sorrows
Life with its tears:
No one knows how miss you
At the end of these long five years.
YOUR DEVOTED MODENIA
LINK. GOTTLIEB E. In loving remem-
brance Of our son and brother GOTT-
LIEB E. LINK, who passed away three
years ago today. August Il. 1898.
Today recalls memory
OF a loved one laid to rest.
And those who think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
Your CHEEKY voice, your smiling face
You had a friendly word for each
And died beloved by all.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly tender. fond and true:
There is not day. dear Gottlieb.
That we do not think of you.
HIS MOTHER AND SISTERS.
LOVE. CHARLES. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF our dear husband and IA
ther. CHARLES LOVE who departed this
life one year ago today. August Fl. 1885.
Nobody knows my longing
And Few have seen me weep:
shed my tears with an aching heart
While others quietly sleep.
LONELY WIFE AND CHILDREN:
MANNING. THOMAS d. Sacred to the
memory OF my dear father. THOMAS D.
fifteen years ago today. August 81. 1921.
will remember thee.
MATTE SYDNOR.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
MARGARET CARLIN
IS DEAD AT HOME

Miss Margaret Carlin. 21. died today
at her home. 1927 Euclid street, after
an illness Of several months. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Carlin.
Miss Carlin, known to her many
friends as Peggy. was graduated from
Sacred Heart Academy in 1888 and
later attended Visitation Convent.
She was president Of the Delta Chap
ter, Chi Sigma Sorority, and devoted
much Of her time to this work.
Besides her parents, she is survived
by two sisters, Eileen T. and Mary C.
Carlin. She was the granddaughter of
the late Thomas A. Cannon of Wash
ington. Mrs. Cannon also survives.
Funeral services will be held at 10
am. Monday at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart. Burial arrangements
have not been completed.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
1n Mrntnriant.

MINKINS. MRS. SARAH r. A tribute Of
love and sad remembrance TO our dear
mother. Mrs. SARAH F. MINKINS. who
passed away four years ago today. Au-
gust 81. 1882. HER CHILDREN.
SEBASTIAN. MARY z. In sad but loving
remembrance Of our dear mother. MARY
E. SEBASTIAN. who departed this life
three years ago today. August 81, 1893
When days are dark and friends are few.
Dear mother. how we miss you;
There nav be friends who may be true.
But We lost our best friends when We
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. MAUDE AND
MYRTLE.
SOUDER. DORA c. In sad and loving re-
membrance of our dear mother. DORA
c. SOUDER. who passed away two years
ago today. August 21. 1894.
Gone. but not forsotten.
HER SONS.
STONE, FRANK d. In loving remem-
brance of my dear husband. FRANK D.
STONE who departed this life three
years ago today. August 81. 1888.
] loved you in life.
! remember you in death.
HIS LOVING WIFE. ELIZABETH M.
STONE.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
H.VANNEMAN,6O,
DIES |NMT. RAINIER
Former Mayor and Civic
Leader Succumbs to
Heart Attack.
BY Stan Correspondent OF rne Star.

By stan correspondent OF Ine Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, August 81.
William H. Buck" Vanneman, so,
former mayor and civic leader, died
suddenly at his home, 1920 Cedar
street, yesterday.
Mr.. Vanneman, sergeant Of the
guard at the National Museum, was
stricken with q heart attack as he
prepared to take bath. The Mount
Rainier fire rescue squad attempted
to revive him.
Born in Washington, September %.
1876, Mr.. Vanneman moved to Mount
Rainier In 1907. He served success
sively as town clerk. councilman and
mayor, and also was the first chief
of the Mount Rainier fire department.
In that capacity he purchased the
first hand-drawn chemical engine in
the town on his own responsibility.
Later 1t was paid for through dona-
tions.
He was chairman Of the board Of
local school trustees for Is years,
worked for the additions to the Mount
Rainier and Brentwood schools and
served as chairman Of the building
committees when they were erected.
He organized the Third Ward Citi-
zens' Association.
In recent years he inaugurated an
effort to obtain a refund Of gasoline
taxes which he held due the town,
and was still pushing that project at
the time of his death.
A former sailor and base ball player,
Mr.. Vanneman will be buried in Ar
lington tomorrow.
He is survived by his widow, three
daughters and son.
Evening star., 1936-08-21

tor, who jumped to his death We'd
nesday from the tenth floor of the
General Accounting once branch at
514 Eleventh street.
Funeral services will be held at
10:40 am. in the home chapel. Sam
pies body was transferred from the
morgue to the home yesterday.
Sample had been in failing health
Evening star., 1936-08-21

for years, and for the two weeks prior
to his suicide had been a patient at
Soldiers Home.
The funeral plans have been ap-
proved by Omar H. Sample, q brother,
Of Rockford, Ill. Previously. the only
living relative was thought to be a
sister, Mrs. Lannie Cation Of Louis
vile.
Evening star., 1936-08-21

HAvELL. GEORGE F. On Thursday, Au.-
gust 90. 1856; at bis residence; vsIl 2s17
Mary D. Havell. Funeral from Eur;
horst's funeral parlors. 30l East Capltoi
ST., on Saturday, August ~. at PM
Evening star., 1936-08-21
DrathH.

PALMER, JULIA z. On Friday, August Il,
paMEE isis 4 asTsls asTasss HRs'ta aif. e
Palmer. beloved daughter q Isaac a:
chapel; $ra an and Eye Eve sts. s.w. Noticss o.
funeral later. .3
ROGERS. EFFIE HANBACK, On wednes-
Md EffE III aAAcR SfseG fsf sfs 81
1esdnee wT Ross ssrvsss Aasu:s t her ts
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 21
pR fESscs sss E VI Ss ea M
v. SCALA: beloved SON Of the the late Fran.
els and Olivia NJ Scala. Funeral from
his late residence on Monday. August "a.
Church ID and 'shse sts. TO- wsere s rf1sn mass
win be SAID a. 9 a m: for the repose Of
etery. 80
SCHMIDT. AUGUST B. On Thursday. Au-
s! s. " ATaus4 hi' sea%ib sasi1sshsf sls !.
kacs 81 sSuna Husass h y at e a
s st mys1ng,s parlorS; 1900 n st: NV: In
TATSPAUGH. SAMUEL LEROY. On Thurs
aas,,a, day apgYst IG IpsS at rseyidsnes
Itooplbdl, SAM HOEL LEhOx IAISfhUGH,
beloved brother of John H. -Tatspaugh
Of Laurel Md; and Mrs. Frances z;
from from the ". ": Chambers Co: funeral
day. August 80, az pm Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. On Thursday. ,Au-
HsTsi aSs?ltf Ash3f iahsTs home
ASSss Aisy.a. cbsfss ~s.&s Ssss S:.s: III
Olivet Cemetery.
WHEELER. DANIEL M. on Wednesday.
aye; S;vv, PRINCETON. N. j.: DANIEL NJ;
and Elizabeth wheeler. brother Of the
late Charles and Thomas Wheeler and
brohs Menfy wSee.r two are dsG0tsa ss
ters. Mrs. Carrie Broome and Mrs. Eliza
Brooks. and loving friend. Mrs. Anna
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
l43? You St. NV. after 5 pm. Satur-
DAY I7an Funeral SUNDAY: AUGUST g; a. ?
bladensburg, Md. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Harmony Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. FRANCES ALIsE. On Mon
ss aospta AHsusf ANcEs sSS AisE e. refSmsns Sssvsd
daughter Of Lawrence and Pauline VIII
liamS. She also is survived by four
brothers three sisters. four uncles. one
aunt. grandmother. other relatives and
friends, Remains resting at Stewarts
funeral home. 80 H st. ne. until Friday.
August =: at pm; thereafter at her
Funeral Saturday, August 80, at l pm.
from the above residence. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 81
WILLIAMS. JAMES ALLISON. On Friday,
August Fl. 1885 at his residence. t:94
Quincy st, NV, JAMES ALLISON Will
L1AMS. beloved father of Hattie A.
Van Hise. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. funeral home 2?o1 14th st. NV.
tives and friends invited. Interment
Washington Memorial Park Cemetery. %
WOLFERSBERGER. DOROTHY ANN. On
raay Au69SE KIM a
BERGER {; R,,i,s aged years; :, beloved dsash-
berger of l335 Shepherd st. NV. Fu-
neral services Monday August "A. at .
pm, at Hysongs parlors. 1900 N st.
NV. %
Evening star., 1936-08-21
COL. MILLARD F. WALTZ
DIES At FORT HOUSTON
Army ofncer, Native Of Virginia,
Served in War Department
Here Twice.

Here Twice.
Col. Millard F. Waltz, United States
Army, who was born in New Market,
Va, and served with the War Depart
ment here twice between 1900 and
1910, died yesterday at Fort Sam
Houston, in San Antonio, Tex.
Col. Waltz was awarded the Silver
Star and the Oak Leaf Cluster "for
gallantry In action" during the Span
ish-American War. He served as chief
Of staff Of the Army Of Pacification in
Cuba from 1907 to 1909.
Col. Waltz was voluntarily retired In
1918 after 40 years service. He was
appointed to the United States Mill
tary Academy from Virginia in 1874.
Surviving are q daughter in San
Antonio and son on duty with the
United States Infantry in Columbus.
Ohio.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
FALL VICTIMS FUNERAL
Is SET FOR MONDAY

Burial with full military honors
Monday in Soldiers Home National
Cemetery was planned today for War
rem s. Sample, 66, Government audi
Evening star., 1936-08-21
Marrfpn.

THOMPsoN-DICKINs Mrs Annie
daushter' ALICE JACKSON DICKINSON
to Mr.. SOLOMON H. THOMPSON, on
Thursday, August 20. 1886. in WASH
Evening star., 1936-08-21
PHYSICAL Culture Parade.

To mark the second anniversary Of
the transfer of the capital of the Uk-
raine from Kharkov to Kiev, a physi-
cal culture parade was held in Kiev
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03

MIN Sc "a cizince. American
ky provdane "a cizfho obcana
od 22. zaff mohou op6t nabyti
obcanstv1 Spoj. Stat1, jestlize
slozl prlsahu pred pffslusnym
urednlkem, jak je ustanoveno
v novem zakon6.
Vladn1 monopol We vyro-
be munice je stejn6 prakticky,
jake je zadoucf, fekla ~vetsina
senatniho m%unicnfho vyboru We
zprave pfipravene pro senat
tohoto tydne, O ktere ovsem
Dude jednano az ma druhy rok.
Cely vybor ma zakladne svych
obsaznych studif, usoudil, re
pakli vlada nebude svym vlast-
MIN municnikem, re by mela
municn1 prGmysl alespon prfs-
ne regulovati. Zprava vyboru
Sc zahloubala do takovych ota-
EEK. jake ma pr. pomern6 ma
klady zbran1; 1cinek federal
nlho monopolu ma ceny a W.
delky We valecne dobe, i v mi
ru; moznost 1cinnych regulacf
zbrojovek, a 1cinek monopolu
ma pohotovost naroda produ-
kovati zbrane prfpade valky.
Ma kazdych 100000 OO u
tracenych "a bitevnf lodi v SOU
kromyeh lodenicfch, vlada by
mohla usetriti pTiblizne asi So
100000 kdyby vystavela ty sa-
me lodi We svych namoTnfch To-
denicfch, bylo nalezem vyboru.
Pfedlozen1m vystavby kriznf-
XII do lodenic vlady, narod
zkratka dostal vzdycky jeden
kFizn1k zadarmo, ma kazdych
sest postavenych, pravi Sc v re-
portu.
Prostudovav pomerne vylo-
by munice v soukromych a Via
dine vlastnenych zbrojovkach,
vybor shledal, re vlada by mo-
hla uSetriti $18, 100000 ma OBJ
jednavce "a 800, 900, 900 Strap
neld a patron, kdyby byly W.
rabeny We ~vlastnich arsenalech
m1sto ma zakazky cd soukro-
mych tovarn1k1.
= Riditel Fechner cd obcan-
skych konservacn1ch sborI
(CCC), oznamil, re prfstfho
mes1ce Sc odvede novych ST.
789 "zalesakG", ably sbory BY
ly udrzeny v zakonite povole-
ne sile 100000 muz6. Novac-
ci Sc budou prijfmati ably ma
hradili mlad1ky, ktef1 cd CCC
odchazejf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Dlouho Sc netesil.

V Niles, Michigan, 36lety
Fred Burgins, jiz dive leta je ma
seznamu podporovanych, kou-
pill 81 automobil "a pen1ze bo-
nusove a S rodinou Sc vydal ma
navstevu do South Bend, ably
vyplacenf bonusu oslavil. Jak
vjel ma krizovatku narazil do
jineho auta a byl smrtelne po-
ranen. ZemTel. Ostatnl VIVA
Fly z nepatrnym poranen1m.
Burginsova manzelka byla
usmrcena autem 15. 1nora le-
tosniho roku jizne cd Niles.
Burgins Sc ozenil pred trent
tydny S Frances Woods, ktera
til deti z prvn1ho manzel-
stvi, ktere jsou We start cd 4 do
16 let. Vsichni clenove teto
rodiny Sc nalezali v autu, kdyz
Sc srazka stala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Vystraha pred stavkou.

V Pittsburgh, Pa, Earl F.
Reed, pravnf zastupce Wheel
ing Steel spolecnosti, v jejfz O.
celarn6 New Boston V Ports
mouth, Ohio, stavka trva jiz pc
m6sic, uvedl V pondelf, re sku-
pima radikalG zmocnila sc oce-
larry, re cvicenf organisatoTi
pos1lani jsou do V klidu pracu-
jfc1ch d1len vzbuditi nepokoj a
stavky.
Vybor pro industrialn1 zuni-
osovan1, jemuz V cele stoj1 John
L. Lewis, vyslal 200 organisa-
tori, ably pricinili Sc, by vsich-
nj ocelaTst1 d6ln1ci stall Sc Gle
ny jedn6 unie.
Reed varuje, re prace tyto
vesti mohou ku vseobecne STAY
&c.
Ocelarsky prGmysl Sc posta-
vii prot pravu nucene organi-
SAGE V uni, asi 500, 900 delnfkn
prohlasen1m, re Sc nepodvoli
ma f1zenf, kterym by delnictvo
bylo nuceno k organisovanf a.
neb ably muscle podnikatel-
stvo platiti pr1spevky ma pravo
k praci.
Celia akce Sc dele nynf, kdy
ocelarsky prdmysl hlasi rekord
nj vyrobu, nejvetS1 cd kvetna r.
1880. Tovarn1ci jinak souhla-
81 S pravem d6lnik1 Ike kolek-
tivnlm smlouvam, ale pravf, re
pc sesti letech slabeho obcho-
du, kdy sp~olecnosti utrpely tez
Ike ztraty, by hnut1 pro povse-
canine, nucene organisovanf, by
byly citeln6 poskozeny.
V Kent, Ohio, doslo V L.
terry ku skoncenf stavky v elek-
trickych d1lnach Black & Dec
ker spolecnosti. Do prace vra-
tito Sc $50 osob, jez byly ma
stavce Cd 3. kv6tna.
Behem stavky teto zastrele-
no bylo sest muzG 10. cervna.
= Stavky ochabujf drevaT-
sky obchod statH Idaho. V Dire
vafskych zavodech statu vyslo
ma stavku 1000 delnfku, k
nimz pfidajf Sc, jak vddcov6
hnutf Industrial Workers OF
the World udavajf, zastupy il
nych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Blazni byli.

Prepiv pet set konkurentd,
Ray du Val z Green Bay wy
hral V pivn1m zapasu porada-
mem zlepSovacim sdruzenfm ma
Fond Du Lac ave., a stall Sc tax
mistrem Wisconsin, v pitt. Du-
Val vyprazdnil pill gallonu pi-
va z plechace "a 10 vteTin. By
~korunovan obrpijanem ma pix
niku, pred 49, 600 divaky. Dru-
hymn byl Floyd Verette, z Mil
waukee, % vteTin, jemuz Du-
Val uzmul sampionske zezlo,
vlastne plechac. Manazer Vi
teze oznamil, re jeho sverenec
pc nekolik tydnG pitt piva den
ne trenoval. Behem treningu
pry pGlgallon dvakrate vypil
jen "a IA vterin. PAM Anna
Emmcke, z Milwaukee, ktera
vaz1 280 liber a je matkou IA
det1, nedopila. Byla ale v pull
korbele, kdyz videla, jak vftez
obrac1 nadobu dnem vzhGru.
Byla prvnf ktera sampionu gra
tulovala. Polar vfteze DuVa-
low odevzdala Sofie Altman,
"a, nejstarsf obyvatelka Fond
du Lac ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Maine diocese Sc vydluz1
S4.8OO.OOO.

Katolicka diocese We statu
Maine dluzf Sc 4,80O.O 900 ably
financovala cely svGj duh, jak
oznamil v 1tery John l. Dono-
van, spravce 1Tadovny Recon-
struction Finance We Spring
field, Mass. Bondy splatnymi
byti mali roku 1856 pTi z1roko
vanf 4A procenty.
Donovan odhaduje, re diece-
Sc tim usetr1 kolem $4,000 ma
rocn1ch urocich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03

pfedSeda kOnVence senator 10
binson. President pronesl pfi-
jimaci rec, ktere naslouchaly
nejen tislce osob ma Franklino-
We poll, ale tez miliony lid v
celych Spojenych Statech. Rec
byla rozhlasovana vsemi roz-
hlasnymi sitemi a temef vsemi
vetsimi radiovymi stanicemi V
kazdem meste.
President pTednesl svoji pri-
j1mac1 rec We velkem amfitea-
tru Franklinova pole "a pTf-
tomnosti 10, 900 posluchac1.
Mluve asi 20 minut, presi-
dent Roosevelt naznacil svoji
politickou filosofii, rozb1ral
pTfciny deprese a obrody, a Wy
.vratil obvinen1 svych odpdrcd,
re Sc snazi zmeniti diktator-
stvf. Naopak poukazal ma fla
diktatoriatG v Italii, Nemecku
nebo Rusku, a naznacil, re 81
pfeje bojovati "a upevnen1 de-
mokracie We Spojenych Statech
tax ably Europe byl podan vzor
re demokracie je proveditel-
nou politickou teori1.
"Ver1m We SVEN srdci", pra-
vii president, "ze jedine mas u
speech NIUE nadchnouti demo-
kracie ostatnlhO sveta, ably ne
ztratily nadej1. Oni 81 poc1na-
j uvedomovati, re my zde v
Americe vedeme velky BOZ.
Nenf to jen BOZ prot nedostat-
ku a nouzi, a hospodarske de-
moralizaci. Je to BOZ daleko
vetsf, BOZ "a pTezitf demokra-
Bojujeme, abychom "a
chranili velkou a vzacnou for
mu vlady pro sebe, i pro ostat-
nj svet. Prij1mam 1kol, KITE
rym jste mne powerful, prida-
YAM Sc k YAM. Narukoval jsem
pc dobu trvan1 tohoto boje."
Velky politely BOZ 1886 je
ma prahu. Prijfmac1 rec presi-
denta Roosevelta stala Sc sig
nalem k pocatku kampane.
Kdyz narodn1 konvence We
douc1ch politickych stran byly
ukonceny, a mlstopresident
nominovan, platformy zasad a
politickych slibG vyhlaseny, ne
pTatelske armady demokratd
a republikanI poc1naj1 bl1ziti
Sc jedna k druhe, ably Sc v brz-
ku utkaly boji ktery Dude j.
ste urputnym, a Dude mlti snad
vetsf vyznam pro budoucnost
zeme, nez mela kdysi jina We
.rejna kampan, cd obcanske
valky. Bude Sc jednati o pre-
ziti nebo zanik Noveho pride
lu, smernice, udane presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem, pro ktery je-
no odpdrci jej caste nazyvali
socialistou ba i komunistou.
= Do noveho Demokraticke-
no Narodn1ho vyboru zvoleni
byli "a Maryland: Howard
Bruce a Elizabeth Menefee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
Ma ceste re svatby.

V Pikeville, KY, automobil,
mad nfmz jeho r1dic, Oscar AL
bridge, 20, ztratil kontrolu, u
smrtil dive osoby, a spadl do
reky. Mladlk, ktery jel S ne
WESTON cd svatby, byl uveznen;
nevesta nebyla zranena, &C by
la v autu. Usmrcena byla Fan
ME Johnsonova 40, a male d.
te.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
kazatel nastoupiI trest "a
vraZdu.

z Huntsville, Texas, Sc sde-
luje, re kazatel Eskridge, jenz
zabil nacelnfka policie v O.
range, byl pTijat do tamnf trest
nice. Zastfelil nacelnfka o.
Reileyho jen re vzteku, re mu
medal nositi zbran a provadeti
rejdy. Ia vrazdu dostal pet
let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
z WASHINGTONU.

V OdpOVedl ma cetne dOtaZy,
sprava WPA oznamila re po-
tfebn1 neobcane z1stanou i ma
dale .p~f1stupni ku pracem pra-
covn1 podpory, ma techze zasa-
dach jake obcane.
Y move appropriate kongre-
sem 1925 mil. dol. ma pracovni
podporu, jez byla uzakonena
co cast schodkove pTedlohy,
necinf Sc zadnych rozd1l1 mezi
cizinci a obcany, ale prav1 Sc,
re cizinci, kter1 Sc do Spoj. Sta
tn dostali nezakonite, nemaj1
dostati dobrodini 1levy zamest
nan1m.
Zm1nena predloha sc stala
zakonem pc podpisu presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem.
V pTidelenf fond1 ma podpo-
ru Sc take pravf, re vyplacen1
bonusu nemelo by mfti vlivu ma
urcovanf pr1pustnosti vyslou-
zilcG ku pracovnf podpore. H.
Hopkins, SET WPA odhadl, re
cd 100000 do 100000 muzG
kteT1 dostali bonus, jsou ma pra
covn1 podpore, a re tuto pod
poru poz1va znacne mens1 pro-
cento cizinc1 nez podporova-
nych obcanG. Hopkins Sc dale
vyjadTil, re pokud by to kon-
gres vyslovne nezakazal, re pc
vazuje nuzn6 neobcany stejne
Iopravneny ku podpore zamest-
nan1m, jake ostatn1 podporo-
vane. Jedina zmfnka ktera Sc
v zakone cin1 O cizincfch je, Re
"se nemajf vedome zamestna-
vati cizinci nezakonne dlfcf v
zemi", ably byl ucin6n pTim6re-
ny pokus, zjistit status neobca-
ma, a propustiti jej, pak-li Sc
zjistilo, re do zeme vstoupil
nezakOnite.
= Federaln1 rada pro soci-
aln1 z~ajisten1 oznamuje, re pT1-
tonne 635, 900 osob V 80 sta
tech a We federalnlm distriktu
Columbia dostava jiz starobni
pensi. Je to jiz tedy asi 65
starych a potrebnych lidf We
.Spoj. Statech.
Krone toho projednavaj1 Sc
nyn1 plany ma povolen1 federal
mich fondG ma starobn1 pensi
jeste v dals1ch statech, jake v
New Yorku, v Texasu, ma Flo
ride a ma Havajskych ostro-
vech. Texas nedostane pT1spe-
vek z federaln1ho fondu az pc
1. cervenci; pensi v Texasu do
stane 56,250 osob pc $40 me
s1cne.
Ctvrtletn1 vydani federalni
vlady ma starobnf pensi obnasi
dosud 16,788,854 K tomu
kazdy stat must pTidati zrovna
tolik, kolik dava federalnf Via
da. Dostali tedy start Tide v
posledn1ch tTech mes1c1ch do
hromady $32,122,678.
Federaln1 vlada dava vsak
svou polovici jenom do obnosu
$50 mes1cne. Povolil-li stat
SIS mesfcne, tedy federalni via
da povol1 take SIS a meslcni
pense v onom statu obnasf $50.
Pensi dostavaj1 potrebne osoby
We veku 65 rokG, O ktere Sc ne
staraj1 veTejne instituce. Ne
ktere staty vyplacejf vsak i $
pf1spevkem vlady jenom $25,
nebo $40, ba i meme mes1cne.
= President Roosevelt po-
depsal zakon, poole nehoz bu-
de mono v prohibicnich sta
tech prodavati pivo O s1le 3.2%
alkoholu Poole vahy nebo 40
Poole obsahu. Takovy stat mo-
ci Dude nadale poz1vati ochra-
ny federalni vlady jake "su-
chy" stat Poole 81. 1stavnlho
dodatku.
= Druha snaha FEEDER. vlady
zajistiti vyslouzilym zelezni-
caf1m pensi, byla opet zmare-
ma, kdyz obvodnf soud Spoj.
StatG prohlasil "a ne1stavnf "a
kon z r. 1885 O pensionovanf
zamestnancG drah. Take pred
choZl akt z r.. 1884 byl zavfen
NEW. soudem, vice nez pred
rokem.
President Roosevelt schva-
Ill navrh noveho zakona o vra-
cent Obcanstvf americkym ze-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-03
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