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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-07

healtn, let me designate, on behalf
OF your family doctor, KEENE'S
for all medicines. The painstak-
ing manner in which their skilled
pharmacists give your precious pre-
scription the triple-check for ac-
curacy &. why, it's terrified Every
little drug comes forth from mod
ern filing cabinets where it's kept
safe and clean as can be. Withal.
quality stays up and prices way
down. KEENE'S has a collective
genius for filling the unusual pre-
scrlptlon pursuing endlesslv
and tirelessly every little thing
you desire. So, give a ring to
RI. 1853. RI 51S8 or stop in either
Meridian and Ohio or Delaware and
Ohio-for your falntest whim of the
well-appointed drug store. Look
for the proverbial but stream
lighted show globes" of red and
green.
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NeaCer than an illustrated
map for the home of travel
enthusiasts :. are aCdU prints
depicting IN photo-montage
The fccorite far-GVay scenes
of foreign countries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-07

There Is no charge or obligation
attached to personal shopping serv-
ice. if you ask
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-07

Preserved kumquats are
nearest thing to enjoying the
tropical fruit right off the
tree.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-29
Blue Ridge Coach
In Summer School
Robert Norris Among En-
rolees at Northwestern

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Aug. %
Coach Robert Morris of Blue
Ridge school, Hendersonville, is
attending the Northwestern uni
versity summer coaching school
which has an enrolment of ITS
high school and college coaches.
Courses are offered in football,
basketball, track, swimming and
athletic administration.
The football courses are con-
Quoted by Coach Lynn Waldorf of
Northwestern and Bernie Bier
man of Minnesota. Both coaches
are on the staff of the College ALL
Stars who will meet the Detroit
Lions at Soldiers field in Chicago
Sept. l.
The All-Stars are training at
Northwestern university and the
members of the coaching school
are privileged to watch the daily
practice sessions and observe how
the team is being whipped into
shape for the game.
Other courses in the school are
taught by members of Northwest
ern university's coaching staff.
They include Dutch Lonmorg,
basketball; Frank Hill, track; Tom
Robinson, swimming, and Tug Will
son, athletic administration.
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Lemke Heard In
Massachusetts
Lays Depression to Reserve
Bankers

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 20.
.-(UP).-William Lemke, Union
Party presidential candidate, last
night charged that federal reserve
bankers of America were more re-
sponsible than any other combina-
ton of men for the depression"
Speaking before National
Union for Social Justice meeting
here, the North Dakota congress
man asserted the chief issue in the
current campaign is the money
question mo matter how much the
president and his party press
agents, or Landon the G. o. P.
scribes, try to tell you otherwise"
He claimed that Concentration
of wealth in the hands Of a few
is accomplished through the issu-
ance of rubber. checks which the
administration at Washington re-
fuses to let bounce. The process
ends with the cancellation of cred
it and the confiscation of the prop
erty of the people by the rubber
check entry known as the inter-
national bankers"
Lemke said the Union Party
was "squarely behind" proposals
of it's founder, the Rev. Charles
E. Coughlin, "to end the evil of
money and credit control in the
hands of The international bank
ers."
y The reason for the depression
and the "vaSt poverty which fol-
lowed in its wake" he added, ''lies
almost exclusiYelZ with the money
changers who were supposed to
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TODAY - DuJPS !; ~: ~: rs: :::::
BY NARD JONES
q 300 HEA Serree. int

difference does it make to the un,
employment situation whether
we're married or unmarried? No,
Steve. l think you're trying
to work up q logical, economic
argument to Justify your pride. y
Steve smiled slowly. Maybe
So"
"Well," Put in Toby. twisting
! imraticntly in his chair, "I'd even
go one step further than Bob"
"What do you mean?" asked
Steve, raising his head.
Bob and Virginia took a big
chance when they married -
! with due respect TO Bob, |
can't see that they did," Steve
argued. "Both have jobs. Either
I job would probably support the
two of them, if they were careful
and willing to make sacrifices. |
can't see that they took any
chance at ALL"
you're wrong, Steve" said
Toby, rising and walking toward
the box of cigarets on the little
table. Carefully he took one up,
lighted it. "Look here. It's a
we'll known fact about human ma
ture that people want what they
can't have. Suppose Bob and
Virginia had wanted to marry
only because it looked as if they
couldn't? Then discovered after
ward they'd made the wrong
move. That would have been bad,
wouldn't it,"
"I'm afraid I'm not following
you very WE'LL" Steve said.
There's only one sensible solu-
ton to the problem of two people
in love who can't marry for eco
nomic reasons" Toby Lynch went
n. "They should simply share
an apartment together, split all
the expenses. Then when bust
ness returns to normal, when all
the salary cuts are restored and
the birds start singing in the
trees, these two can look at each
other and decide whether they
should really marry"
'It'S a nice idea for the
man." Steve said quietly. "But
what happens to the girl? l know
it's a very modern world - but
most people still think lot of the
marriage rite
Toby. snorted. you'd be sur
prised at the number of such
young couples right in this town
today. And as for the girl-any
woman who's really in love is will
ing to make the sacrifice. / tell
you, Steve, it's the only way. You
won't lose any of your real
friends, and the others don't mat
ter. That's the thing for you and
Judith"
Toby Lynch did not finish. In
what seemed to be one uncon-
trollable movement, Steve Fowler
leaped from his chair and knocked
Toby sprawling against the table.
Ito be continued)
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cent over the corresponding pc
riod last year. Assuming the same
percentage advance for seven
months, the death rate per TO-
100000 gallons Of gasoline con-
sumcd would have been ia COM
pared to 1914 for the same period
of 1885, a decline of 10 per cent.
From records of the safety
council were clulled these signiti-
cant facts:
Twelve eastern states which
have standard drivers license laws
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NOT GUILT

E. M. (Ed) Osteen wa, 49,.
and accused of being dru,I ]
driving his truck on SaturJ,,
goth evening Of June, ~,
Jones, state highway pst,..''
and the county Officers in frT
was also arrested on the 2le :.
ming of June by Ed Jon., a,
highway patrolman, and ,,,'
by the city police in full.
He was tried in recorder, a,
of this week before "a in,
picked by Ed Jones. count,
ficers, city officers and sI,. 4
Garren, prosecutors, and {.
Osteen, Arthur J. Redden and
Whitmire, defense, and wa, q,
NOT GUILTY.
E. M. OSTEEN
The Egg Man
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Night Flying And
Air Show Sunday
To Be Featured

Night passenger flying at the
Hendersonville Airport will be
continued this weekend and the
usual Sunday afternoon air show
will be staged.
At the request of Mayor Ed
wards no planes will be flown dur
ing church hours from the local
port except in emergencies.
New equipment is still being in
stalled at the port and every eff
Tort is being made to make it COM
pletely modern and efficient.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER III

At the sound of Yirginia's voice,
Judith and Steve Sprang apart.
Damn said Steve in a low
voice. Shed naturally choose
this time to come popping in here
I'n skip along, Judith. l can see
you tomorrow.
Judith turned in the hallway,
There's no need for your running
away, Steve. Please stay a little
while"
Stephen stayed, finding it i'm
possible TO do anything else. Into
the little apartment, as if on the
crest of typhOon, came Bob and
Virginia Bent-with Tony Lynch
"Hel-lo, Stevew exclaimed Toby
extending his hand. Without en-
thusiasm Steve shook hands with
him, returning his greeting with
an unenthuSaStic, How are you,
Toby?' The two were as unlike
as Dossible. Steve Fowler was
tall and solid and thoughtful
Toby was small, almost rotund,
and apparently had never pos.
sessed continuous train OF
thought in his life. Yet, mystic
riously and unaccountably, ne
managed to get along in the world
quite as we'll as Steve.
Virginia shot a glance toward
Judith. "YOu and Steve didn't
plan on going out, did you? We
thought we'd just drop in for a
five-cornered chat. That thing
Bob is holding behind him isn't
his hat. It's bottle of cocktails. "
"And what cocktails" mention
ed Toby. "The Bent Special"
With an effort Judith tried to
project herself into a lighter
mood. She held out her hand for
Bob's container of cocktails. I'll
chill them in the refrigerator a
while. . There are cigarets on
the little table there"
Steve followed her into the
kitchenet. whats the idea of en-
couraging them to stay" he whis-
pered. "You know l wanted to
talk to you ,
Not looking at him, she opened
the refrigerator door and set the
bottle of cocktails against the icy
pipes. 81 can't send them away"
she said quietly. And l think
everything was clear. wasn't 1t,
even before they came"
"You mean we're finished?"
'I mean we're friends. And
that's ALL"
Steve was about to speak when
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prcIN uFPF TO-DAY


Judith Howard has been engag-
cd to Stephen Fowler for tour
wears. She wants to be married
and keep her job in a business or
flee but Steyc will not hear to
this.
Judith meets Steve for lunch
and they go over the familiar
arguments. Judith points out that
he friends, Virginia and Bob
Bent, ere happily married, though
both have jobs. Steve refuses to
be convinced, Finally judith
thre-tcrs to break the engage
ment.
Judith confidcs in Virginia
Bent. Virgirio and Bob prom sc
to drop in to see Judith that cve-
ming.
Steve arrives first. His mood
is tender and affection7te and
Judith finds it hard to keep to
her decision.
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and administration led in motor
death reduction, an aggregate of
nine per cent.
Had pedestrians been as sue
cessful as others in avoiding ac
cidenrs, the seven months death
total would have been only about
10, 100.
Largest city to compete the first
seven months without a traffic
death was Pueblo, Colo, popula
ton $4,000.
New York led in death reduc-
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CCC FIGHTS ELM BLIGHT

WASHINGTON. (UP)-A cam
palgn by the civilian conservation
corps and the bureau of plant in
austry at Morristown, N. j., is be-
ing advanced to eradicate the
Dutch elm disease from areas in
eastern states. 90 ~
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ton among all cities of more than
100000 population with a 9.S mo-
tor death rate per 100000 popu-
lation. 1t had 81 traffic deaths
during July against 76 in July,
1885, and for seven months the
total was 407 against SOL.
A four per cent increase in
deaths was counted for children
under five years of age. Children
from to years had 5 per
cent increase. Only decreases
were for adults over "a.
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have been driven out of the tenn
pie long ago by President Roose-
Welt, but who today are more nu-
merous than horse flies in stable
ward"
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NAMES MASTER HFr.

, EAfSTIBoURNE, Eng. o,|
Joseph DowdaII, butler IA = y
Won Essen Mobcrlcy for a ~ .
created a sensation by leay55'' y
master $3.50 in his will
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CALENDAR
SATURDAY, AUG. 20

SATURDAY, AUG. 20
TOO p. m.-ConcerJ at Boyd
park.
9:3O p. m.-Dancc at Osceola
beach clubhouse.
SUNDAY, AUG. 80:
Church services. Consult
church calendar in today's Times
News).
Baldwin family reunion at w.
j. Baldwin old home place near
Fletcher.
HOO a. m.-Observance Tooth
anniversary of conservation of st.
Johns in the Wilderness Episcopal
church at Flat Rock.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1:
500 p. m.-Republican rally at
courthouse.
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auto DEATHS.
SHOWING Gain
July Fourth Month With
Fatality Increases Over
Last Year
By MARTIN KANE
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-(UP).-
With the worst season of street
;'aughter yet to come, the Nation
al Safety Council reported yester-
day that July was the third con-
sccutive month and the fourth
month of 1886 in which automo-
bile accident deaths exceeded
those in corresponding periods of
1885.
During July, council statisti-
clans found, at least $3.50 per-
sons died on the nations high
ways, three per cent more than in
the same month last year.
In the first seven months of
this year 1860 persons have
been killed thus, two per cent be-
low the corresponding figure for
1885, a year in which motor
deaths reached an all-time high of
$4,000.
w. H. Cameron, managing d.
rector of the council, found the
trend alarming because we have
yet to pass through those months
which in former years produced
the largest numbers of traffic ac-
cident deaths" During 1885, he
pointed out, the first six months
recorded 1890 traffic fatalities
whereas 21,1l0 such deaths oc-
Cured during the years closing
half.
"If the upward trend during the
three months prior to August is
not curbed sharply in remaining
months of the year." Cameron de-
clared, 1--WE can prepare ourselves
to read another all-time record of
slaughter on our streets and high
ways when 1886 has become his
tory"
A fact of some solacc to Stats
ticians was found in the report
that gasoline consumption for
May, 936, was 10 per cent above
May, 1885, and consumption for
the first five months was nine per
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SUICIDE DIET

LIT, LlTCHFlELD, III. Up
Eleven ounce of nail, =,
screws, wire an dim sr.i 9
with suicidal intent. wo sn'. a
from the stomach Of john john !
New Douglas farmer. H. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Proroctvi " lowe.

Statni industrialn1 komise V
lowe oznamila, re "a mesic
prosinec byla zamestnanost
z~v6tsena o 73 procent, ale
mzda 0 jedno procento klesla
prot listopadu. Deln1ci jsou
pTibfrani do tovaren mnohem
vice nez dob6 sezony a take
maloobchod oznamuje vets1
prijem nez obycejne v teto do
be. Poukazuje vsechno, re S
jarem Dude velka poptavka pc
delnictvu, nebot pomery Sc jak
V industrii tax jinde leps1. Po-
kud Sc minuleho roku tyce,tak
byly pomery mnohem lepsi nez
roku predeSleho a zamestna-
most byla zvysena skoro o 9
procent. N~ejv6tsf zvysen1 "a
mestnanosti Sc ukazalo v &C.
dar Rapids1ch a potion We Fort
Dodge, kdezto nejv1ce d6lnfkG
jest zamestnano v Des Moines
a pc mem We Waterloo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

ably takto volici mely prflezi-
tost voliti karakternfho muze,
ktery nenl vzdy navrzen poll
tickymi stranami. Takovyto
plan jest tez urcen pro VIOLENT
senatory diva z kazdeho statu.
Kazdy volic by mel patrati
kde a KIDD organizuje tyto sku-
piny We SVEN vlastnfm meste
pc celych Spojenych Statech.
Pakli by Sc zadna tato skupina
nanalezala We vasem stfedu,
Wy ktefi Sc elite schopni tako-
YOU skupinu zorganizovati, do
piste dGstp. Charles E. Cough
lin, Royal Oak, Mich. DGstp.
YAM poda podrobnosti jak ty-
to skupiny zavadeti;pakli jsou
skupiny We vasem stTedu, neo-
taleJte Sc nechati zapsati. DG-
STONY pan Coughlin Sc pta by
kazdy volic, ktery Sc necha "a
psati do teto aneb n6ktere sku-
piny prispel deset cent? (10c)
mesicne. Tento obnos by kryl
vydaje teto skupiny kdyz Sc
vysilaj1 postovn1 karty pro svo
lavani schGzf a jine vydaje,
zbytek pax dGstp. zada, by sc
zaslalo' jemu pro jeho rozhlas
a pokracovanf v jeho velkole-
penn die pro dobro delnictva a
spravedlnost vsem jak jest to
zasada nasf Matky Cfrkve.
Co Sc tyce mesta Baltimore,
nasledujicf osoby v nasf ctvrti
pfijimajl podpisy pro clenstvi
v Narodnl Svaz pro Spolecen-
skou Spravedlnost, National
Union for Social Justice).
Sic. Vera Meloc1kova, 2O15
Ashland Ave-, Pan Louis Sve-
hla, 721 N. Wellington Ave,
Pan Emil E. MynaT, 1896 N.
Patterson Park Ave.
FrantiSek Z1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Osudna srazka.

Jedenact clen1 rodiny re 13
bylo zabito kdyz jich automo-
bill Sc zastavil ledovem poca-
81 ma kfizovatce trait, a byl
zasazen osobnim vlakem Wa
bash drahy bllze Grabillu, Is
mil cd Fort Wayne.
O zivoty prisli: Marion Nc
Bride, 43, jeho zena Suzan,4O,
a osm det1 We veku cd II mes1-
c1 do IL let. V troskach bylo
nalezeno novorozene, ktere Sc
die vseho predcasne narodilo
McBrideove nasledkem nestle
stf, bylo ovSem take mrtvo.
Dive jine deti, Clara 14leta,
ktera je studentkou vysSi sko-
ly Leo, Ind, a Philip, 4, byly
poraneny. Pc pfevezenf do
nemocnice kde lekari vyslovili
pochyby budou-li zachovani
pri zivotu. Automobil rodiny.
pres 10 let starry sedan, byl u
pine rozbit. Kusy auta a roz-
drcenych mrtvol byly rozsety
podel zeleznicnf trait v delce
ctvrtiny mile.
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z WASHINCTONU.

S prehlasovanym president
skym vetem ma bonusovy "a
kon IDA SEIZE veterani Sc poku
81 prosaditi radu dals1ch zako-
MI. Mali pripraveny ctyTi dali
81 navrhy zakon1 ma zlepseni
pens1 veteranG a ma Mich zavis-
lych osobach. Jeden zakon Sc
ma tykati pensf vdov a sirotkG
pc padlych We sv6tove valce.
Dals1 zakon by sjednotil pense
veterandm ma zakladnu pens1
vyplacenych ucastnfk1m OBJ
canske valky. Mimo to jest
pred jednlm komitetem kon-
gresu jiz navrh zakona, ably
invalide re svetove valky byli
DAM ma stejnou zakladnu pen
81 jake 1castnici Spanelskych
valek.
Jina predloha zvysuje pense
manzelkam padlych vojfn1 ma
$50 m6slcne s pTlslusnymi pTl-
davky ma deti, a zada, ably ro-
dice veteran1 dostavali take
pense.
Jine diva navrhy zadajf, ably
vdovam pc vojinech, ktef1 zem
feli ma zranen1 i mimo sluzbu,
byly dany pense IS procent
pravidelnych.
= Federal Reserve Board
naT1dil, ably cd L. 1nora byl
zvySen o 22.2 proc. obnos, KITE
ry must byti slozen kdykoliv
nekdo kupuje akcie a cenne
pap1ry ma rozdfl (differencn1
obchody, margin). Naflzen1
Sc tyka vetsiny akcif a CEN
nych papfrI. AZ dosud pfi te-
to spekulativn1 koupi Sc VIVA
dovalo slozeni As procent OBJ
nosu pTi koupi, a zbytek az pc
vyprsene lhGte ma niz tato spe-
kulativnf koupe uzavrena. Cd
l.. 1nora Dude vyzadovano pfi
uzavfenf tohoto obchodu sloze
nj. SIS procent obnosu kupnl
ceny akci1.
Clenove Federal Reserve
Board odepfeli komentovati
toto sve rozhodnutf, ale jeden
z mich naznacil, re to jest opa-
trent ma omezenf kazdeho ne
podlozeneho spekulativnlho
%vzestupu akci1.
Spekulativnf trhy akcii jiz
mely pc cely tyden inflacnl
horecku a nyn1 Sc v techto
kruz1ch mluvilo O inflaci.
Akce byla ohlasena, kdyz
president Roosevelt ma tiskove
konferenci prohlasil ma otaz-
ky zpravodajGm zdali Sc pfi-
pravuje n6jaka nova vladni fl
nancnf akce ohledne stfibra
nebo zlata, re tyto pov6sti jsou
Zcela bezpodstatne.
= Pc pTehlasovanl presi-
dentova veta ohledne vyslou-
zileckeho bonusu, president
Roosevelt v provolani SVEN Wy
danem hned v pondelf odpole-
dine, varoval vy~slouzilce pred
~nerozmyslenym utracenim pc
nez "a bondy, jez splatnymi
budou v cervnu.
President radil, ably budou-
Il zn6n6nu 20 hO+OU1 non1ZQ
penez uzito bylo k. pr. ma zls-
kanl domG, opravy techto ane-
DO tyto bondy nesouc1 3 pro-
centni 1roky uchovany byly
majiteli jake dobre ulozenl
penez.
Vetum presidentovo proti
vyplacenf bonusu, prehlasova-
no bylo v pondelf v senatu 76
hlasy proti 10, cili vetsinou 13
potrebnych hlas1.
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HasiG zabit.

V Paris, ILL.,, Dave Elliott,
35, byl usmrcen, a diva JIM IRA
neni kdyz byli zavaleni shrou-
tivsi Sc zdf, kdyz -pozar znicil
Witt budovu, Sc skodou $780,
900. Tuhy mraz jenz zpiso-
bill, re hadice zamrzla, zle
ztezoval zachranne prace ha-
sicI.
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Podobni pry Sc test zvlastni
ochrane.

V Ell Centre, Kalifornie, 81
lety Guy Beach spal klidne ma
zeleznicnf trait uprostred ko-
lejnic MAZE pod hlavou "a po-
duSku plucar s v1nem, i kdyz
mad MIN pTejelo deset naklad-
Mich vagonG. Kdyz byl probu-
zen, shledalo Sc, re nebyl VII
bee poranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

Ger stala tvaff We tvaT "nejob-
tlzneJslmu a spletenemu pro-
blemu, jak zfskati potTebnych
fondG ma vyplaceni bonus1.
Nejenom vladnf pokladna, ale
j Jine odbory vladnf zahrnuty
Jsou do problemu tohoto. Pro-
blem sotva rozfesen Dude do
Is. cervna, kdy S vyplatou bon
dG pocato byti ma.
Zadosti o vyplacenf bond1
mohou podany byti Timed. "a
dosti tito tist6ny jsou v nejvet-
sim kvapu We vladnf tiskarne.
Rozhodovano Dude O Mich "
poradu, v jakem podavany bu-
dou vyslouzilci.
Kazdy vyslouzilec podavajf-
CT zadost k Will zjistenf must
DAFT otisk prstu ma zadost. O.
tlsk Snowman Dude S rekordem
chovanym vyslouzileckou adj
ministracl.
Ma Is az 20 vyslouzilc1, KITE
ri dosud nepozadali O 1pravu
sluzebnich certifikat1, mohou
ciniti tax nynf.
Ma zaklade tech, kteff mali
certifikaty, 36,724,279 bondI,
kazdy v Gene $50 a nepTenos-
ny, ale podlehajfcf hotovemu
%vyplacenl die vile majitele,
rozdavany budou pocatkem
Is. cervna mezi 3,518,OOO wy
s~louzilc1.
K tomu rozdano Dude $751;
$4,000 ma hotovosti anebo
cheeky vladn1 pokladny.
PrOti pfehlasovanf presiden-
tova veta hlasoval senator Ty-
dings z Marylandu.
Pro pfehlasovanf veta hlaso-
val senator Radcliffe z Mary
landu.
= Byvaly governor, CAL"
Smith, kritisoval Novy prfdel
a apeloval ku konservativnfm
demokratum, ably revoltovali
prot zvoleni presidenta Roose
velta. Republicans myslf, re
nynl pTedpovfdany rozkol v
fadach demokrat1 nabude
znacnych rozmer1.
President Roosevelt pry ma
slouchal rec sveho byvaleho
pf1tele ma radiu, ale CO 81 O nj
myslil, z1stalo tajemstvlm. We
sve feci, pronesene V sobotu
pred 1000 1castnfky Ameri-
can Liberty lfgy, Smith pravil,
re v teto zemi NIUE byti pou-
re "jedna atmosfera, a to bud
volneho vzduchu Amerikanis-
mu, nebo zatuchly dech komu-
nistickeho Ruska," a re az sc
demokraticka konvence sejde
V cervnu We Filadelfii, niue u
ciniti jen jednu re dvou vecf-
"bud strhnouti rousku pokry-
tectv1, nebo j1ti pryc. A my
die vseho udelame toto" pravil
Smith, jenz nenapadl presiden
!; ia Roosevelta jmenem, ale O
vyznamu jeho 1tok1 nebylo
zadnych pochybnostl.
/ "MGze byti jen jedine hlav-
nj mesto, Washington anebo
Moskva. MGze byti jen jedine
vladn1 ovzdusf bud jasny a CT
sty vzduch svobodne Ameriky
aneb shnily dech ruskeho ko-
munismu. M1ze byti jedna
' vlajka, hvezd a pruh1 aneb
. neznabozsky rudy prapor rus
I kych sovet1. Niue byti jen
I jedina narodnf hymna, Star
and Spangled Banner anebo
internacionala. MIze byti jen
jediny vftez. Zvltezi-li americ-
ka ustava, zvftezfme my. Jest
, Ii re ustava zastavme sc
zde. Ustava nemGze prohrati,
! neb skutecne vyhrala, &C tato
zprava dosud n~enalezla vsady
sluchu," volal Smith.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

V Appleton, Wisconsin, 10
lety Donald Lynch re Sheybo-
GAM Wis, byl odsouzen ma
dozivotf pro vrazdu prvniho
stupne. Byl obzalovan, re 20.
Cervence 1888 zavrazdil mali
tele z~ajezdnfho hostince, Will
llama Bloomer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Skok do more.

Laura Boguslawicz, 2Oleta
d1vka z New Yorku, ktera ces-
tovala ma slepo" ma parniku
Monarch do Bermudy, S jinou
dlvkou, skocila pres palubu
parn1ku do more. Byla zachra-
nena. Zustala bez 1razu, &C
dopadla S vyse so stop.