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The Washington times., 1936-04-09
TRAGEDY Sub Deb Solves Murder Mystery
Julie Martin Tells Inside
Story of the Staying
Of Connie Sinclair
By MAXINE CAVITY
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
By MAXINE CAVITY

Julie Martini IT, becomes inside" observer Of the
police investigation of the murder of her former French
teacher the pretty Constance "Commie Sinclair, uho had
been shot dead in her apartment.
Among those questioned tOanted for questioning are
Julie herself and Dicky Ward, Oho with her Vhen
shs returned pen to "Comnie te,O hours before the
TRAGEDY: Mrs. Sordom manager of the apartment house
IN sOhch "Comie killed.; Principal Perkins; MeIvt"
Wright, "problem bo' Hym Filipino jGnitor; Bruce
Loud former ance and George CGrrington ho Is ''oW
married. .
Tho latter claims perfect alib but admits that his ~e
has been missing since the tragedy jules father has be-
come counsel for Lloyd
The jC,itor .Ohen arrested tells police he fled 'hen he
found "Connis" Dead Lloyd is permitted to stay at the
Martin home He tells them of his Nth the at
tyactSve teacher Julie finds the slain teachers fountain
pen IN pocket of her brothers coat Mrs. CCrrngo" IS
telling the police of her husbands friendship sch Connie
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

DUB soothing, warming Mustefole
N well into your chest and throat.
Musterole is NOT just a salve. It's
q "c0Wnter-irFitant" containing
good old-fashioned cold remedies
oil of mustard, menthol, camphor
and other valuable ingredients.
That's why it gets such fine results
better than the old-fashioned MUS
tard plaster. 1t penetrates, stimu-
lates, warns and soothes, drawing out
local congestion and pain. Used by
millions for 25 years. Recommended
bymany doctors and nurses. All drug
gists. In three strengths: Regular
Strength, Children's (mild), and Ex-
ira Strong. Tested and approved by
GoodH Housekeeping Bureau, No. 1857.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
SCH00LP PLANS
EXPANDED

Approval has been voted by the
Board Of Education to construc-
tion of seven new junior high
schools and three new vocational
schools and additions to five
junior high schools and one voca-
tional school as a part Of its five
year building program.
New Junior high schools are to
be erected under the plan in the
vicinity Of Massachusetts, Avenue
and Macomb Street Northwest;
in the Cleveland Park area; in
the vicinity of Nineteenth Street
and Columbia Road Northwest:
Kansas Avenue and Gallatin
Streets Northwest; the Anacostia
area; the Wheatley School area;
and in the vicinity Of Sherman
Avenue near Columbia Road
Northwest.
Additions are to be constructed
to the Alice Deal, Eliot, Francis,
Randall and Taft Junior High
schools. The new vocational
schools are to replace the Abbott,
Dennison and Lenox schools and
an addition is to be built at the
Margaret Murray Washington Vo-
cational School for Girls.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
DELAN0 HEADS
RESERVE BANK

The Federal Reserve Board yes
terday appointed Frederic A.
Delano, of Washington, chairman
of the board and Federal Reserve
agent at the Richmond, Va, Re-
serve Bank.
Delano Is an uncle of President
Roosevelt. During the Wilson ad-
miniStration he was a member of
the Reserve Board. He is 73 years
of age. Under a recent ruling of
the board the chairmen of district
bank boards do not receive COM
pensation, but serve on an hon
orary basis.
The board met with the new
members of the open market COM
mittee yesterday with a view to
changing policies with regard to
purchase of Government securi-
ties. No definite action, however.
was taken.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
MAXWELL GIRL
WINS APPEAL
IN Staying

RICHMOND, Va, March 10.
Sentenced to as years In prison
for the Staying Of her father,
Edith Maxwell won another
chance Of freedom when the Vir-
ginia Supreme Court Of Appeals
moved to review her case.
The 21-year-old school teacher
has been aided in her appeal by
a fund created by several groups.
Her conviction last November
aroused widespread protest, but
two motions for a new trial have
been denied, and the courts &C.
ton was the first in her favor.
The review by the Virginia
court should reach the docket by
June, Charles Henry Smith, Of
Alexandria, Miss Maxwell's lawyer,
said yesterday.
Smith contends that evidence
at the trial was insufficient for
conviction. New evidence in the
event Of a new trial, may be Of
fered to show Trigg Maxwell, the
victim. died from natural causes.
The State argues that he died
from q blow inflicted by Miss
Maxwell with the heel Of her
slipper, when she was reprimanded
for returning home late at night.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

zart); &C Minor Sonata" (crieg): !:
"A Major Sonata" (Schubert) :
and "KreutZer Sonata" Opus Al
(Beethoven). Tickets on sale at
the T. Arthur Smith Concert
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

An all-American program by
the U. S. Marine Band Symphony
Orchestra under the direction Of
Capt. Taylor Branson last night
at the Marine Barracks was re.
ceived with a great showing Of
enthusiasm by the large audience
present.
The most popular of the works
presented were two selections by
George Gershwin. Rhapsody in
Blue" and excerpts from "Porgy
and Bess." Irving Filler played
the piano solo in the rhapsody
and gave as an encore In a
Clock Store" The "Porgy and
Bess" selection was arranged by
second leader, William F. Santel-
mann and ended with the hit
song, "I Got Plenty O. Nuttin.' "
Henry Hadley'S brilliant over
ture I'm Bohemia" which opened
the concert, is a well-balanced
piece with several climaXeS of
power. An almost unknown work
by Edward MacDowell, a SYM
phonic poem, "Lamia," was given
it's first hearing in Washington
last night. The work was in
spired by and tells the story of
Keats poem of the same name.
For next week Captain Branson
has arranged a program by
French composers.
Lamar Stringfield, American
composer and conductor, was
greeted by a large crowd Of young
people yesterday afternoon at the
Navy Yard Sail Loft when he ap'
peared as guest conductor of the
United States Navy Band Sym
phony Orchestra and made COM
ments on his own compositions.
His popularity was attested by the
Josef Hofmann, dean Of pian-
lists, who has not been heard in
Washington in five years, will
give a full length recital Sunday
afternoon at Constitution Hall at
near riot resulting from the de-
sire of almost all Of the youthful
auditors to obtain his autograph
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

mission make the increase essent.
ial If the fleet is to be manned
adequately, Andrews said.
Eighteen vessels are to be
commissioned this year, including
the aircraft carriers Enterprise
and Yorktown, the heavy cruiser
Vincennes, three light cruisers.
Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Boise,
three submarines and nine de.
stroyers. Others will be commits
stoned in 1887.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
U. 5. TO PROBE
RACE WIRE
LEASES
International News Service

Paul A. Walker, conducting the
FEC inquiry into the activities Of
the A. T. and T., today asked j.
Edgar Hoover, chief Of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation Of the De-
partment Of Justice, to investigate
what he termed connection with
horse race gambling"
Walter S. Clifford, president Of
A, r, and T., when informed Of
this move, said his organization
would cooperate to the utmost in
bringing out the facts in this case.
Testimony presented to the
committee showed that A. T. and
T. was receiving approximately
$4,000 monthly for race wire ser
vice to the Nationwide News Ser
vice and the Interstate News Ser
vice for leased wires, oStensibly
to give racing news.
Receipts Disclosed
It was also developed that since
1927 the A. T. and T. has received
about $2,421,000 for such service.
Delving into the policy Of the
A. T. and T in leasing wires to
certain racing news services, Sam
uel Becker, commission counsel,
brought Frank Quigley, a A. T.
and T. attorney, to the stand.
Becker brought out the fact
that q place operated by Michael
Izzo, who conducted q poolroom
in Bridgeport, Mich, a suburb OF
Saginaw, was raided in September,
1881, and 27 patrons were arrested
together with two telephone re-
pairmen who were working on the
premises.
These repairmen later we're re-
leased as was the telephone and
teletype equipment in the estab-
lishment. Quigley testified that
Izzo wanted to retain the ma
chimes, but that the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company said. it would
give him new ones.
Good Faith Stressed
Letters to the District Attorney
at Saginaw, emphasizing the
Michigan Bell Company'S good
faith in this case," were intro
duced.
Becker asked Quigley how Izzo
could resume business without
molestation by the police. It ap-
peared that Izzo planned to re-
open his establishment in Sagi-
nav. The inference drawn from
documentary evidence presented
was that Izzo's sponsors were
closely associated with the Sagi-
nav city administration and for
that reason he would not be mo-
leSted.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

lice headquarters reported there
were no known casualties and
comparatively little property dam
age.
Trenton was faced with danger
Of having its water.works put out
Of commission by the rising Della
ware. Relief workers built a sand
bag dixie on the river front to pro-
tect the pumping station, but it
was feared this would be washed
away If the river continued to rise.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

4 o'clock. Mr.. Hofmann is cele-
brating the fiftieth anniversary
of his first concert tour as o
boy of 10 years Of age.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

at the conclusion Of the concert.
Mr.. Stringfield gave his interpre-
tation Of Legend Of John Henry"
Indian Legend" and Cripple
Creek" his own compositions.
Benjamin Rather, a pianist
formerly of Washington, will be
heard with Dave Harris, violin
ist. in a sonata recital tomorrow
night at BIS o'clock at the
Washington Hotel. The program
follows: "F Major Sonata" (Mo-
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Andrews Appeals
For More in NdVV

Increase Of the Navy's enlisted
personnel from $4,000 to 100000
by 1887 was set as the depart
ment's objective by the acting
secretary, Admiral Adolphus An
drews yesterday.
New warshipS coming into COM
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
n. J. Streams Risinq,
No Damage Reported

TRENTON, N. J., March 10
U.N.S0-The Passaic and Della
ware Rivers and most of the
smaller streams throughout New
Jersey were at flood stage early
today and still rising. State DO
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Plane Lost in Fog

NEW YORK. March 19.-The
pilot Of a Universal Newsreel
airplane at Indiana, Pa, advised
his office late yesterday that by
radio he could hear the Pitts
burgh Airport frantically trying
to give directions to q plane
which appeared to be lost In the
fog around Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

"A Major Sonata" SchuberO ;
and "Kreutzer Sonata" Opus At
CBeethoven). Tickets on sale at
the T. Arthur Smith Concert
Bureau.
4 o'clock. Mr.. Hofmann is cele-
brating the fiftieth anniversary
of his first concert tour as o
boy Of 10 years Of age.
Lieut.. Charles Benter, director
of the United States Band Sym
phony Orchestra has announced
the following program for the free
young peoples concert next
wednesday afternoon: Polonaise
from Eugene Onegin," CTSchai-
kowsky) Hungarian Dances Nos.
8 and T." (BrahmO; "BerceuSe''
from "Jocelyn," (Godard): over
ture to "Euryanthe," (Weber) /;
violoncello solo, Concerto No. H.
(Saint-SaenS), played by Samuel
Stern; ballet suite, Lake Of the
Swans" (Tschaikowsky) ScherZo,
"Perpetuum Mobile" (StrauSS).
Ted Shawn and his group Of
men dancers will appear at the
National Theater tomorrow after.
noon at 4:30 o'clock in q pro
gram which will include many
dances introduced this season for
the first time. The opening
group will be based on primitive
Indian dances, followed by the
new group in II parts, "Kinetic
Molpai." The second half o. the
program will include groups Of
folk dances, and the final group
will include religious themes.
Ted Shawn, in solo, will give
the "Hopi Indian Eagle Dance"
"Danza Afro-Cubana," Study Of
st. Francis of ASSIST" and mo
body Knows de Trouble I've
Seen" Barton Mumaw, his prin-
cipal assisting soloist, will give
"the Peacock" "Dayak Spear
Dance" and "Pierrot in the Dead
City,"
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Zaplava semene jetele.

Velke zasilky jeteloveho Sc
meme z Evropy, JIM Ameriky
a Kanady byly oznameny. ma
sledkem dalsiho zdrazeni toho-
to semene ma plodinove burse
V Chicago. Cena Ia semeno
cerveneho jetele, precistene a
nejlepsf jakosti, stoupla ma $33
"a 100 liber, coz je nejvyssi &C.
ma cd roku 1929.
Nasledkem male 1rody a
spatne jakosti jetele We Spoj.
Statech semeno teto piscniny v
poslednfch nekolika tydnech
stouplo neobycejn6 v Gene. V
zari t.. r. nejvyssf cena "a 100
liber kvalitn1ho semene cinila
$21, ale cd tie dolby vystoupila
opet O vice nez 500.
Krone jeteloveho semene a.
merictf obchodn1ci uzavreli ia
Ike nakupy jinych semen v CHI
ne, a to v pozoru hodnem mnoz
stv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
UpIns spokojen.

Eduard Father, Johnstown,
Pa, pise: "Jsem Yam velmi
vd9cny "a Vas lex Ora. Petra
Hoboko. Trpel jsem zaludec-
mimi nesnazemi zavinenymi
chybnym vym1tanfm. Hoboko
p%ravidluje moji stolici a poma-
ali mne vice nez kterykoliv j.
ny lex, ktery jsem kdy uzfval".
Hoboko jest bylinny lecivy pro
stredek jehoz bylo S 1spechem
uzfvano prot zacpe, nepravi-
define stolici, nezazivnosti, oby-
cejnym nachlazen1m, nervose
a nespavosti zavinenym nespra
wynn vymftan1m. Nezadejte
O nej lekarn1ka. LIE jej obdr-
Yeti pouze cd pov6Tenych mist
Mich jednatel1. Pro informace
piste: DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Stavka ucitelI.

Stavkujfci ucitelove We state
Tamaulipas, Texas, zam1tli ma
b1dku guvernera E. Canseco,
jenz jim nab1zel vyplacen1 "a
drzeneho sluzneho V dobe
dvou let.
PodsekretaT statu nyn1 pry
sc snaz1 zorganisovati ucitele
takovym zp1sobem, ably v bu-
doucnosti byla stavka nemozna
z Nuevo Laredo bylo ozna-
memo, re vybercf dane nab1dl
uciteldm vyplatiti zadrzene
sluzne bezodkladne pod tou
podmfnkou, re nastoup1 sva mi
sta We Skolach neprodlene. u
citele odepreli teto zadosti Wy
hov6ti poukazujfce re je to
pokus zmariti jejich stavkovnf
boj.
N6kteT1 vGdcove delnik1 v
Nuevo Laredo oznamili, re je-
jich organisace take zahajf
stavku jestli nebude pozadav-
kim ucitelG vyhov6no do 1. IL
stopadu. VGdcove stavkujicfch
pravili, re Sc ma stavce podflf
vice nez 5000 ucitelG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Sklari ma stavce.

Rozkaz ku stavce vstoupil We
platnost pro Sest tovaren Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Co., zamest-
navajfcf asi 5000 delnfkG. Roz-
kaz vydal Glenn McCabe, pred
soda Federace delnikG tabulo-
v6ho skla, ktery pravil, re to-
varna odmftla vyhov6ti poza-
davku unie "a "zavTeny Sap.
Postizen6 tovarny Sc nachazej1
We Ford City a Creightonu v
Pennsylvania, dale V Mount
Vernon, O., a Clarksburg, W.
Va. Spravce zavodu We Ford
City, D. Cannon, pravil, re Sc
neu6inf zadny pokus pokraco-
vati V pracech, pokud stavka
Dude trvati. Spravce Mount
Vermont pravil, re pakli skel-
ne hute Sc nechaj1 vyhasnouti,
re to Dude trvati nejmene til
m6s1ce, nez prace Dude obno-
vena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

Bohata sklizen v 1rodnen
1doli Matanuska Valley ma AL.
jasce zpGsobila vybornou nala.
du mezi 159 ochuzenymi rodi-
nami, ktere tam byly presteho-
vany vladou re statu Michiga-
nu, Minnesoty a Wisconsin,
kdyz pTisly temeT O vse.
Kdyz koloniste ukojili vSe-
chny sv6 potfeby, asi 100000
liber zeleniny bylo jeste uloze-
no We skladiSti, ably mohla byti
prodana zakaznfkGm podel ze-
leznicnf LIME "a ceny, ktere Sc
platf "a podobne produkty, do
vazene ma Aljasku re Spoj.
StatG.
Brambory, zelf, kvetak, CT
bule, mleko, smetana, vejce,
maslo, drGbez, prasata a hove
Il dobytek byly jiz prodany.
Kazdy kolonista ma liver u
Community Commisary "a
vsechny produkty, kter6 dodal
k prodeji. Cena zane Sc pocfta
POOLE dennfch trznfch zprav
ma trhu V Seattle, Wash, S pTi-
razkOu "a dovoz pc draze do
Palmer, ktere je stfediskem te-
to farmaTske kolonie.
Vsichni osadnfci nyn1 uz ziji
We SvVch VlaStnfch .obvdlfch a
kazdy re ma 40 akrG vycisten6
a obd6lan6 pddy. V dstfednf
skole pro dftky kolonist1 jsou
3O4 zaci, ktere vyucuje Is uci-
telskych sill.
Do tohoto udolf ma Aljasce
bylo federaln1 vladou v kv6tnu
1886 prestehovano asi 200 ro-
din. Neil Sc vsak dostavila
prvn1 zima, asi $3.50 z Mich sc
navratilo do svych p6vodnfch
domovG. Minuleho roku vsak
do 1dolf pribylo dalsfch devet
kolonistG, kteTf 81 cestu ma AL
jaSku zaplatili sami.
Osada Palmer sama O sobe
vzrostla jiz take ma skutecnou
osadu. PGvodne to byla jenom
zeleznicn1 stanice a obchod Sc
smfSenym zboz1m O jedn6 mist
nosti. Nynf je to modernf osa-
da S nekolika obchodn1mi bu-
dovami a Tadou obytnych sta
venf, jakoz i S veTejnymi budo-
Vami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

me rukavic jedinou svetlejsf
notou 1boru. Je to predevsim
krasna barva tabaku, ktera do
sla lined obliby pro sv1j kovo-
w lesk. Tato m1rna hneG Sc
hod1 zvlaste Ike vsem zelenym
a hnedym latham, prave tax
jake k anglickym latham mi
chanym. Plat vsak take k bar
We cerne "a elegantnf. Druha
barva, burgundskeho vfna,jest
typicky podzimnf barvou Sc
svym teplym nacervenalym Cd
st1nem, ktery pTipomfna stare
cervene vino a doplnuje stale
jeste oblibenou modT, tmavsi
sede odst1ny a vinnou cerven.
K cernym kostym1m p1sobi
rovnez velmi apartne. Tyto
dive move barry p1sobi zvlaste
krasne V jemnych prdsvitnych
materialech z umeleho i prave-
no hedvab1. Pro vecer jest je-
dine vhodnym materialem jem-
ne hedvab1 v barve pleti, ktera
Sc hodl Ike vsem barvam a lat
kan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Pence dosti pro akcionare.

V New Yorku ma Wall Street
ocekavaji, re letosnfho listopa-
du budou vyplaceny podilni-
kim rdznych spolecnostf veil
Ike dividendy, neil Dude zby-
tex odveden do pokladny Stry-
ce Sauna ma DAM. Reditelstva
mnoha spolecnostf jiz zvysila
dividendy nasledkem vetsfho
vydelku a S ohledem ma omen
novy zakon, ktery pTedpisuje
vysokou dan z nerozdeleneho
zisku spolecnost1.
Minuly mesfc vyplatilo vetsf
dividendy pres 800 spolecnosti.
Byl to nejvyssf obnos v posled-
Mich sesti letech, vyjfmaje to-
like dividendovy a bonusovy
zachvat n akonci minuleho ro-
ku V prosinci. Letos Sc oceka-
va vyvrcholenf V listopadu, jez-
to korporace must dividendy
vaplatiti pred koncem roku,
nechtejf-li z toho zisku platiti
dan.
AkcionaTi mali letos mnohem
v6tsf pTfjem re svych invested
nasledkem hospodafskeho zlep
Semi. Zpravy "a tretf ctvrtleti
vykazujf zvysenf prfjem a zisk
zejmena V oboru ocelaTskem a
t6zk6m prGmyslu vGbec, ia
koz i V oboru stavebnlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

odbornici pravf, re p1sobf po-
vzbudive ma traven1 vets1m W.
mesovanlm zaludecnfch stav.
Krone toho, re je vybornym
konservuj1c1m prostTedkem,
poskytuje nam ocet v domac-
nosti jeste jine dobre sluzby.
PTidame-li trochu octa do vo-
dy, v n1z sc varf ryby, Dude je-
jich maso krasne bile; lz1ce oc-
ia do Tesla doda mu vlacnosti,
pri pranf barevnych latek pTi-
dame do vody trochu otca a u
vidfme, re barry z1stanou Ii
We. Myc1 houby Sc nejlepe els
ii v horke vode, do nfz jsme
pridaly octa. PAX je proplach-
meme We studene vode, a ne
chame ma vzduchu uschnouti.
Ocet je take 1cinnym prostred-
KEN k cist6nf nabytku, kdyz
jej pTidame do teple vody a u
hygiene tim nabytek. PAX SUI
chym, mekkym satkem do SUI
cha vytfeme a vylestfme. Skvr-
ny cd inkoustu pot1rame tax
dlouho octem a vysusujeme ssa
elm pap1rem, az docela zmizl.
To jsou jen nektere pEfpady,
kdy nam pomaha ocet v domac
nosti. Proto nema v nas1 zaso-
barne nikdy schazeti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Ocet v ~domacnosti.

Ma podzim stoupne obycejne
potreba octa v domacnosti a to
hlavne k nakladan1 okurek,
dyni, svestek a jineho ovoce.
jake pr1davek k omackam a
salat1m mGzeme 81 pripraviti
samy estragonovy ocet, kdyz
vloz1me do lahve estragonove
lfstky a prelejeme je octem. Pc
nejakem case proced1me tento
ocet s1tkem a napln1me Jim
znovu lahev. V posledn1 dobe
Sc rozsiTuje MAJOR, Re ocet neni
zdravy pro lidsky organisms
a re ma byt nahrazen citrono-
YOU stavou. Avsak citrony ne
mohou nahraditi We vsech pr1-
padech kyselinu octovou, zvla-
Ste pokud Sc tyka konservova-
nj. K pT1prave cerstvych sala-
tn je ovsem citronova stava
lepsi. Potrebujeme-li vsak mno
no stavy, stojf mas takovato
prfprava mnoho penez. Vita
miny obsazene citronove sta
We, ovSem v octe nenajdeme,
ale staci nam aspon poznatek,
je-li ocet tax skodlivy, jak Sc
T1ka. Poole nazoru nekolika
odborn1k1 nejsou namitky pro-
ii octu odGvodnene. Lidsky or
ganismus vytvarf, aniz by Sc
mu dodaval ocet, spalovanim
latek jiste mnozstvf kyseliny
octove, ktera je pri vymene
latek opet zpracovavana jiny-
mi organy a to beze vsech OBJ
TIL. Proto ami zpracovanl oc-
ia nep1sobi lidskemu organis.
lmu zadne polite. Ba nekteTi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Lepsi mzdy delnikIm.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, vyrob-
ci potazeneho nabytku ozna-
mill, re vsem svym zamestnan-
cum zvysf mzdu prGmerne Q
1919. Zvysen1 ma zpetnou
platnost Cd 10. zafi. Bude v
p~latnosti pc II mesic1. Ku do
hode doslo pc porade zastupc6
tovaren Sc zastupci unie calou-
Mkt. Vybor tovarnfkd prohla-
sill, re zvysena cena zivobytf O.
pravnuje .deln1ky ma vyssi
mZdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Brzy syta manzelstvf.

V Logansport, Ind, dvanac-
tileta Myrtle Ledbetter Clark
pozadala soud, ably jejf man
zelstv1 Sc 27letym Jameson
Clarkem bylo prohlaseno "a ne
platne S ohledem ma jejf vek,
Manzel je drzan We vazbe.
Velkoporota no obzalovala pro
nasil1, protoze mel styky S Led
betterovou, neil Sc S nj v Ger
venci t. r. oddati dial.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
BOZ S raketyry.

Zvlastn1 porota vysetrujfci v
New Yorku raketyrstvf a ne
restnost, vznesla obzalobu pro-
ii IA osobam, ktere jsou obvi-
neny re vyderacstv1m obirali
nocn1 kluby a restaurace o ne.j-
meme So, 600 rocne. zalo-
ba cituje jmena Al podniku,
ktere musily rakete platiti pri-
spevky ma "ochranu prot del
nickym nesnaz1m."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Zemrel pri padu.

Jake Connor, 70, farmar z
Keokur okr., zemTel nasled-
KEN zranen1 pTi padu sc scho-
dG We SVEN domove. Utrp6l
otresenf mozku, zlomeni zeber,
a propfchnutf Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Stfpnutf pavoukem.

We Vincennes, Ind, William
A. Zimmerman z Bricknell po-
dial zalobu O nahradu $4,000
prot w. F. Holland Company.
Tvrd1, re V srpnu 1885 pTi pra-
ci S ovocem u teto firmy byl
st1pnut pavoukem zvanym
"cerna vdova" a re mu tim by
10 zpGsobeno trvale onemocne-
nj. Statn1 industrialni komise
jeho narok neuznala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Spatne easy hotelH.

We Filadelfii, pet nejvet-
SIGH hotel1 pozadalo federalni
distriktnf soud O svolenf k re-
organisaci ma zaklade federal
n1ho zakona O bankrotech. Pro
hlasuj1, re jsou We spatne fl
nancn1 situaci. Jsou to hote-
ly Adelphia, Ritz Carlton, Phi
ladelphian, Majestic a Belle
vue-Stratford.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Tisic novych pilotH " USA.

Kvalijikace tisfce novych pi-
lotG pro vladnf letecke license
behem poslednfch II mesicG
bylo oznamena aero1Tadovnou
odb. obchodu.
Az do 1. r1jna zkousky OBJ
stale 1878 letcG, z toho 432
zen. Ma kazdy licensovany
stroj V zemi pripadajf diva Ii
censovanf pilot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
Chysta Sc.

V Mystic, Conn.,, Herbert
Lamb, 82lety, eeka ma jaro, a.
by mohl ~postaviti ma hTbitov-
MIN lote sve rodine pomn1k,
ktery 81 sam utesal. Lamb o.
slavil sve 80. narozeniny konec
nym vylest6nfm pomnfku, KITE
ry zhotovil z cementu, ale Wy
pada jake mramorovy. Take
napis sam vytesal.