davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
Now
Woman Author
Of % Books
DOG IS WRITER
By HELEN ESSARY

Every Democrat of Importance
in Maryland will be at the Young
Democrats dinner tonight in Balti-
more-just in case the leaders
mantle of poor Bert Ritchie might
not fall on the right shoulders.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
CLIMB IS RESUMED
BY BANK RESERVES
Member Balances Increase
1853 Millions in Week to
$5,587, 100000.
BY the Assoc ciated Press,


The Federal Reserve System condi-
ton statement Of Reserve Banks
showed a sharp upward trend of
member bank reserve balances was
resumed during the last week of 1885.
Balances rose sl58,000,000 during
the week to a total Of S5,587 900 900,
an amount estimated to be about
$2,850, 100000 in excess Of legal re-
quirements.
The increase was occaSioned by
return of $109 900 900 of money in cir
culation-mainly holiday funds-and
a retransfer of s49,OO0,O0 of Treas
ury cash withdrawn from Reserve
Banks and placed in commercial in
stitutionS.
Monetary gold stocks rose only
100000 during the week. the small
est addition in several months.
Changes in the amount of Reserve
Bank credit outstanding and in re-
lated items during the week and the
wear ended December 81, 1885, were
reported as follows:
un millions Of dollars;1
Evening star., 1936-01-03
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL January 3 LP-SI!ver fu-
lures opened weak, 90 to 200 lower
March, 4S.UOb; May, 4S.U0b; July, 4S.Uub
Bid.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK January lP,-Crude rub
Der futures opened very steady. to
higher. March. 1868, May. 12.S@al3.S3:
July. IA 90
Evening star., 1936-01-03
bUS|NESSHOLDS
ABOVE YEAR AGO
Retail Buying Remains Un.
usually Active at Open.
ing of 1886.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Consumer
buying for the week receded from the
bulge of the holiday period, but held
above last years comparative, Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc. said today.
"The usual Christmas aftermath
lowered retail sales In all districts from
the total of the week preceding, and in
some sections the recession was ac-
centuated by heavy SHOWS which dis
rupted traffic" the review said.
due to the lull in buying during
the corresponding period a year ago.
however, favorable showing was made
by the comparison, the estimated gain
averaging from 2 to per cent.
"The varied demand for articles
needed to celebrate the arrival Of the
New Year, In the most elaborate man
ner that has been witnessed In almost
a decade. nearly obliterated the ex-
pected post-holiday dullness in the re-
tail trade.
I'm addition, the cold weather main
tanned demard close to that of the
preceding week for heavy wearing ap-
parel, rubber footwear, Winter auto
mobile accessories and hardware.
Cutting short their inventory period,
wholesalers in most of the leading
markets gave their attention to the
largest volume Of orders received at
this season in four years.
Stocks reduced close to minimum
proportions by the unexpected broad
ness in which Christmas sales EXTEND
ed, forced retailers to make quick re-
placements for scheduled January
promotions. as few left-overs were
available for inclusion in these events" /"
the survey stated.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK, January 3 t4J-NeW York
Security Dealers Association.
Noon ouotations)
Evening star., 1936-01-03
STEEL PACE AIDED
BY AUTO ACTIVITY
Motor, Parts and Allied
Lines Take 24.4 Per Cent
of 1895 Output.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, January 3.-The
magazine Steel said today the auto
motive industry was the principal
consumer of finished steel in 1885
for the fourth consecutive year.
Automobile, parts and allied manu-
facturers took 24.4 per cent Of the
steel industry's output last year, COM
pared to 20.87 per cent in 1884, 2095
per cent in 1888 and 1875 per cent
in 1882, the publication said.
The second leading consuming out
let for finished steel last year was the
building industry, at 1901 per cent
It also was second in 1884, at 1910
per cent.
Steel said that because Of q trend
toward merchandising beer, oil and
other products in cans the container
industry went into third place last
year at 93 per cent as against $50
per cent in 1884.
This broader market for steel con-
tainerS pushed the railroads down
into fourth place, at IT'S per cent, "
Steel said. In 1884 the railroads
took 1896 per cent of all finished
steel. This IT'S per cent is the low
est proportion consumed by the rail-
roads in the IA years that steel has
compiled consumption figures"
Other principal outlets in 1885
were listed as agriculture, 4.74' per
cent. machinery, 437 per cent; Oil,
gas and water, 4.29 per cent, and
exports, 3.85 per cent. Jobbers took
14.43 per cent and all other classi-
fications a total of 1422 per cent.
Finished rolled steel output in
1885 is estimated at 24,142, 1920 gross
tons. after giving effect to about a
80 per cent loss in the conversion
process from ingots to finished prod
ucts," the magazine said.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
Washington Produce

BUTTER-one-pound prints t92 score).
Il; tub. 10; l-pound prints 80 scorel.
IS; tub "a, '''-e''
MEATs-Beef 11aeO; veal, 1saeo:
lamp. 30s2l; pork IONS. @4a.5; hams,
fresh. 23a24, smoked 29a30; strip bacon.
53s35; lard. l4l7a16lz; compound. I3a
medium 8.5da O.05. heavy hesVs 25aaS5" s5aaS. 80:
roughs 5.00aS00; pigs. 4 OOa9 90: calves.
5.O0al2.U0; lambs. 5,0Oa1l LOO.
Prices BY The United States Bureau of
prices generally lower. Current receipts.
whites. large {Os3@; mediums, ,27a3s.
Including srading and marketing COSTS:
YyE 55 81
.ua.?: a few at -; Leghorns l4al6;
toe o9}h Rocks 3a5 plE al Sizes sn'fa m.ed doors &
I1aIg. Capons: Heavy. IS: light -:
Sdnv Si5pT - ;o Turkeys 6oqns hens .ov 3a 25a5s
10al.uO pair.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales in iarse lots by original receivers
APPL Correction: Thursdays arri-
yals should have read. two Maryland. one
Washington. Friday-One Washington ar
rived one broken and one unbroken cars
Crimes, {, 5. No, j. e1s!!nch minimum,
5G ainen m; Sa minmgm n: sqsvmsns se2 inch Nn h
2i+ inch minimum 15as5i 2l2-inch mini
mum. mum l; lHsI i9 .-ineh Nc mlnnlm1mh inf n5a
mum. mum, -i'' S5s60, Sla.inch minimum I.$5a
30; 294-inch minimum. mostly around
$50; Jonathans U. S. No. /. 2l4-inch
it'A BiacE W TWiEs. 1o U. 5. No. i. 5is!Inch mini
mum. 80; 2ie-Inch minimum. 75a9n: few
100; 2st-ineh minimum. ;UOal l5' 3: YorkS:
"ia-inch minimum; N5aani S'4,inch mini
mum. l.o0a 10: SPY. U: s. No /; 2i.-
a90; -. inch minimum. 100. fe higher;
Romes, U. S. No. /. 2i.-inch mir mum; 80
a6G, 2'4Iinch minimum, mimi nT. n:n oos 10 n
No. /. 2l4-inch minimum. 80; 2l7,inch
minimum. 90: 2s4-inch minimum, l-l3a
35 Boxes yTsns west STsnis a5a ex
i.55a IS; Delicioas. c srade, .55ai ;65;
thans. I.40aI co: Northern spys. l.25a
$50; Paragons; srade .35al 50; com
binatio9 extra fancy ana iancy' 1-ooal-eo'
cABBAGE-One New York. one Texas
arrived one broken ana 5egF demsnd
moderate; market steady. New York. 30
pound sacks domestic round type. %:
Texas crates. approximately 60 pouno5
net 5Oal .65: South Carolina. l'2-busnisi
around around s5; Florida. [a-bushel hampers
domestt. round type 10, a3,,,o,., on. nm
broken car on track Supplies moderate;
demand moderate; market steady. Can.
iornla, lS-inch and 30-inch crates 3'-oa
$50. ~ ~.
broken and four unbroken cars on track
Western stock: Supplies moderate 3e-
mand moderate; market weak. CaIliornla'
western crates Iceberg type. dozen, best.
$50: poorer. 900: Arizona. western
crates iceberg type. to dozen. 0us
caiIy no supplies on the market.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
Advertising Scores
Sharp Gain Over
1884 in November
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 3.-The No
vember gain in general advertising
activity was the largest Of the first IL
months Of the year in contrast with
1884 periods, Printers Ink reported
today In its advertising index.
For this month the business was 5.3
per cent over October and Ill per
cent ahead Of November, 1884. The
gain expresses the improvement in
November advertising volume after
the usual seasonal adjustments, in
cluding correction for seasonal change.
For November the index stood at
1872, against 100 for October and TAG
for November, 1884.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

BY the Associated Press
The position OF the Treasury on Decem-
Der 81 was: Receipts. 72.225O. 663 %; ex-
pendltures. SG6.525 .oe1.gS: balance. 81
2uS, '33 ss.61. Customs receipts for the
month S@g.l23455 30.
Receipts for the fiscal year since July
Isl .66O. 7092:i (ncluding sl.674 S0;.-
6.23 OF emergency expenditures; excess
OF expenditures. Sl.S19.651.l929 o. Gross
debt. $50. .557 .324 062 90 an increase of
Gold assets. SIC. l@@ SS061G.25
Receipts for January > 1924 Compare
penditures $3.50 03O 500 20: net balance
50 $50 52s $50 03; customs receipts for
the month : nGi 00S.Il
Receipts for the fiscal yeai S53 S6S =
rs ~; expenditures 81 SIS $40 0Oa 90
including SI.S54 1898 O9 of emergency
expenditures: excess of expenditures. 81
963.20; gold assets, SS.242. .6S2 s4@ .O6.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. January 3 lP.-Butter.
no PAS; easier. Creamery Higher than
extra. 35s4a36la: extra t92 score). 35la:
lfrsts ts9-91 scores. 34Aa35A; central
/ zed go scorel. 3434.
changed.
Eggs. o0,701: weak Mixed colors. spe-
kial packs or selections from fresh re-
6eipts 2S12a30i2: standards and CONNER
kial standards, 26a2s; irsts 25ha: dirties.
No. /. A. pounds. %: average checks un-
6uoted; refrigerators. special packs. un-
quoted; standards. 22a23; .frsts. 21; me-
|biums. l1alS; seconds. 20a20h;
ehecks. 10.
Live poultry steady TO easier. BY freight.
FOWL 22a26 turkeys, 1Sa26; other freight
krades unchanged.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK January ?. - Dividends
declared prepared by the Standard Sta
tlstics Co-pJ:
Evening star., 1936-01-03
SUGAR PRICES IMPROVE.

NEW YORK, January R).-The
l935 average raw sugar price per
pound was 1928 cents a pound, duty
paid, or .232 of cent higher than
1884, B. w. Dyer g. Co., trade brokers.
'eport Refined sugar averaged 1850
tents net cash, including the process
ng tax. This compared with the 1884
(verage of 4.423 cents.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
10 Low-Yield Bonds,
iy the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 3.-United
States Government issues and second
grade rails divided the leadership IN
a further rise in the bond market
to-day
In both groups forenoon gains were
extended in the late trading. the Fed
erals showing numerous advances Of
l-32d to ll-32ds Of a point, with the
carriers fractions to IL points higher.
Other strong features included
American d Foreign 5s, Postal Tele-
graph SIS and loans of International
Telephone & Telegraph.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
T r e A S u r Y.

HOME OWNERS LOAN.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Amer. Tel 1; Tel (9l-----'I59 -
n & w Steamboat 90 - 50 ----
Pot Elec Pow H. pfd. 90 1lui2 -
Po e. Po. ~ ~ pf. - 50)- 1l3o4 1l5
Wash. Gas 1t. Co. t3.6Ol-- is ----
Wash Ey. & E.. Co. I'D 500 ----
Wash Ev & F. pfd o. los l0Siz
Evening star., 1936-01-03
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 3 tP.-Copper
huiet; -electrolytic, spot and future. 9.25;
Export s,60a65. Tin. barely steady; spot
/ md nearby. 4175; future, 47.00. Iron
hriet uncharPed. Lead steady; spot.
New York, 4.50a4.55; East St. Louis. AS.
Zinc dull: East ST. Louis. spot and future.
So. aluminium, l9.O0a22.00. Anti
nony, spot. 400.
Evening star., 1936-01-03

Bush Terminal Buildings Co.
Deficit, before Federal taxes, ii
months ended November 80 was
S103,285 VS.. net income of S5.7l6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
S ssov w HAL COCHRAN

"Oh, gee, but we've had lots of fun. Our boats shaped like @ gal- leon, and now it's almost finished" said wee Coppy, with a smile.
 "'Tis well the stream is very near. I'd hate to push this far from here. I only hope that 1t will float. We'll find out after while"
 Then Scouty snapped, T know, right now. Why, years ago I learned just how to make a small boat watertight. This craft will sail the seas,
 T trust the girls sails big enough to haul the boat. If 1t gets rough, we'll take the said right down, and simply coast along at east"
 Soon Dotty said, We're set, at last. Now put our sail up on the mast, and you will find that it's all right. We're proud of what we've done.
 "The wind won't rip the sail, I'm sure, unless our workmanship is poor" And then she eyed the boat and cried, There's room for every. one."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
NeAves Av GEORGE SGAISDO

The sail was fastened good and tight and then wee Duncy Tiny mite exclaimed, Come on, let's launch our craft and quickly sail away.
 "The two girls can sit in the rear, and maybe you'd like me to steer" "Aw, let's take turns" snapped Coppy. You can be the first, today"
 Round limbs were placed upon the ground, so they could roll tho boat around. When once they got 1t started, pushing was not hard at all.
 They reached the stream, and in 1t went. Then just 0 little time was spent in everybody boarding 1t. Fair Glody cried, Don't falll"
 "Oh, I'll wade in. I do not mind, and it will help Q lot, you'll find" said Scouty. Someone sterr the thing until it's pointed right"
 He pushed, and then heard Dotty shout, "Oh, lookl The said is fili- ing out. We'll travel with the breeze now. What e very pretty sightl"
The Washington times., 1936-04-30

A sensational value in just the
dresses you need now for office,
street or afternoon. Plenty Of
white frocks! Candy Stripes!
Polka Dots! New Spring shades
and styles that will thrill you at
this amazing price. IA to As.
The Hecht Co. Basement
The Washington times., 1936-04-30

The Hecht CO.-Basement Store
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Nebude nikdy bez nsj.

PAM A. Dondero, Seattle,
Wash, pfse: "Preji 81 Yam do
psati ohledne obdivuhodnych
jichz jsem docilila
uzfvanfm Hoboko. Trpela jsem
vzdy zacpou, byla jsem nervo-
snf a nemohla spati. Pc uziva-
nj Vaseho leku, sla jsem pravi-
define dvakrate denne ma stra-
nu a spala jsem dobre. Nechci
nikdy byti bez Hoboko a budu
je.j odporucovati vsem sym
pTatel1m." ORA. Petra Hobo
ko pravidluje stTeva, povzbu-
zuje zazivacf odmesovani "a
Iudku, ~zvysuje tok moce a Cd
stranuje jedovate necistoty re
soustavy. Nezadejte o nej le-
karnika, jelikoz NIUE byti O.
patTeno pouze cd opravne-
nych mfstnfch jednatel1. Pro
informace piste DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 25O1
w Washington Blvd, Chicago
Ill. advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Zpustoseni ceske fanny
" Ohiu.

Clevelandsky American"
pise: "Byvaly namestek stat
n1ho t%ajemnfka krajan Harry
F. Payer ma v Newbury town
sipu velkou farmu, ma jeff
pekne zahrade 81 nemalo "a
klada. Proto Sc nemalo roz-
horcil, re mu v nj nekdo 60
stromG vykacel a dTfv1 z mich
odvezl. Jake zkuseny advo-
kat, ktery 81 vzdycky vi rady,
Sc hned obratil ma soud a w.
zadal 81 zakaz prechazen1
pres svoji p1du.
Zakaz je namiTen proti dive
ma muzGm, ktere Payer pode-
zriva, re Sc dopustili tohoto
vandalskeho GNU. Ale v in
junkci jsou oznaceni pouze
fingovanymi jmeny. Jsou prJ
to chudf Tide ,jez 81 t1mto zp1.
sobem pomohli k trose penez
A nenf vylouceno, re k vyka'
cent vzrostlych strom1 byli ma.
vedeni nejakou dTevaTskol
spolecnostf, ktera jim "a PEEK
ne dr1v1 zaplatila mnohem me
ne, nez skutecne melo ceny.
Hmotne ztraty neni zrovn;
co zelet, pro muze tax zamoz
neho a S takovymi pTfjmy jak,
ma Harry F. Payer, je v celkl
zcela bezvyznamna. Ale my
slenka, re nekdo pro troch1
toho mamonu NIUE vykacet
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Tt cizaci.

Zde jest jisty muz narozeny
V Irsku, jehoz jmeno bylo ma
listine BaItiomrske pomocn6
komise ale jehoz jmeno ne
znamo jest vefejnosti. Pr1cina
re nejmenovan jest ia, re muz
tento, mlady Sc zenou a dit
KEN, oznamil otci svemu, re
dostal praci a povedel mu, jak
sc to stale. Starry otec lined
postal Baltimorske pomocne
komisi p~ostovni poukazku ma
jisty obnos pence a sl1bil, re
posle zbytek jakmile tento Sc
zene, pon6vac nemohl by to
vydrzeti, ably zavislym byl ma
milosrdenstv1 Americana.
Udalost tato napada pc pre-
ctenf zpravy We ctvrtek z Co.
umbus, Ohio, kde Albert Her
man Hawraney z Aisle, jenz
pred 80 roxy prijel do Ameri-
ky S $1.15 V kapse, nab1dl ny
nj zbankrotovanemu mestu
pdjciti $4,000 ma diva roxy
bez 1rokG.
Ovsem mdzete Tfci, re Haw-
raney dekuje svdj majetek W.
hodam, ktere mt skytla Anne
rika. To je pravda; ale to plat1
O tech zde zrozenych zrovna
tax dobTe jake o pristehoval-
cfch a pTec zprava nepov1da
nam, re by jeden V Columbus
rodily American byl kdy pocf-
til potTebu, ably mestu svemu
v ,jeho b1de pomohl!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Take Skola!

Kdyz v Chicago byl zatcen
21lety Robert Danielson, po-
chlubil Sc, re byl pilnym stu
dentem a vypravel, re v lednu
Ijej Isidor Farrell, mattel Sc
cond hand obchodu potkal a
psal mu dopis nasledujiciho
zn6ni: Hello, kamarade. Nam
obchod V elsie 1850 jiz. State
ulice a videl jsem tie jit z domu
naproti. Navstiv mne a poho-
vorime 81 a primes cokoliv MI
zes dostat, ia koupfm vsechno
co pTineseS."
Danielson jej navstivil a l.
sidor mu navrhl, ably Sc stall
lupicem a dial mu naucenf, jak
Sc must do bytu vloupati, kdy.
jest nejlepsf cas- a co jest nej-
lepsf korist1, kterou niue pri-
nesti a on vsechno koupi. Da-
NELSON tedy Poole navodu sci,
proved sedm loupezf, CO uko-
fistil pTinesl svemu uciteli, kite
ry mu dial Poole uznanl neko-
lik desakG. Pr osme loupezi
byl dopaden. Farrell pc teto
vypovedi byl zavren. Pc mem
Leon Roth a pax diva cerni po-
mocnfci Farrella a klerkyne
Mary Johnsonova. Jeden z
cernych pomahac1, Wesley
Morris jest parolovany kara
nee, ktery byl nedavno parole
van z Leavenworth, kde sedel
diva roxy pro prodej narkotik.
A tax byla celia universita "a
vTena. Policie doufa provesti
dalsi zatceni, ponevadz mysl1,
re takovych studentG jake Da-
NELSON bylo vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Podkarpatsti Rusove proti
americkym.

Valne shromazdeni Svazu
karpatoruskych americkych
RusfnG v Mukaceve bylo We
znameni ostreho protestu pro-
tt podkopne praci nekolika a.
gitatorG v Americe, zejmena
DIR. Gerovskeho a Juhasze. Val
ne hromady, ktera jest druhou
cd zalozenf spolku pred dve-
ma Lefty, Sc z1castnilo ma 100
delegate.
Pfedsedove, J. Coca, anne
ricky legionar a rolnik z Kaj-
danova u Mukaceva a feditel
Petr Hatalak, ~nastinili dnesnl
hospodarskou situaci americ-
kych Rusin1. Zejmena pax
pojednali O vyznamu teto emf
grace pro hospodarsky zivot
Podkarpatske Rust, kan roc
ne z Ameriky dochazelo ma
200 milionn Kc.
Predsedove Sc take zm1nili O
nekterych emigrantech, ktefl
agitovali prot posilani dolaru
zdejsim pTibuznym, a pouka-
zali ma PROTESTANT agitaci ne
kterych emigrantG, z nichz DIR.
Gerovsky patti domovem dc
Bukovny, Juhasz do Madar'
ska, a pres to 81 osvojujl prave
mluviti "a podkarpatske roda'
ky.
Organisace vysla delegaci dc
Spojenych Statd a do Kanady
ably spravne informovala kra
jany O hospodafske situac
Podkarpatske Rusi. Bude Il
vazovati O zfizenf propagacn
kancelare We Spojenych Sta
tech a vypise propagacni sblr
ku.
Shromazdenf zaslalo pc
zdravne telegramy PRESIDENT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Osudny vybuch We stoce.

49lety Mako Mardajl, mali
tel taverny v Chicago Heights
a .otec sedmi det1, ma dvorku
mel otvor stoky, do ktere ste
ka voda re stTechy a co Sc spo-
trebuje V dome. Ia TAM Sc
tam nahromadilo mnoho Cd
padk1d, take voda nemela Cd
tok. Hostinsky wal zebT1k,
zapalil 81 doutn1k a slezl pc
zebTfku dol1.
Poiednou Sc udal hrozny W.
buch a Mrdalj vyletel otvorem
do vzduchu. Dopadl ma VIDA
lenost Is stop do dvorku SOU
soda, kde zdstal mrtev lezeti
Svrsek stoky byl rozdrcen 6
vsechna okna v sousedstv1 roz.
bita. Stokove plyny byly IA.
paleny cd hoffcfho doutniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Americky ministr sotva unikl

V Belehradu premier Milan
Stojadinovic unikl smrti, kdyz
macedonsky Glen skupstiny
povstal a vypalil ma neho til
rany z revolveru, snaze Sc u
smrtiti jej, kdyz prave mel pro
SLOW We skupine.
Utok vyvolal v snemovne pa
niku. Utocnlk, Damian Ar
nautovic, byl t6mer lyncovan
druhymi poslanci. Premier zI-
stal nezranen, ackoliv kulky
proletly v tesne bl1zkosti jeho
hlavy.
Skoro okamzite pc 1toku
byli zatceni tri poslanci. Gee
kavalo Sc, re skupstina zrus1
immunitu svych clenG, take
celia Tada poslancG by mohla
byti zatcena.
Arnautovic byl vyveden re
snemovny cetn1ky, ktef1 jej
vyrvali z rukou rozezlenych
kolegd. Pr vyslechu poslanec
rekl policii, re stravil celou
noe popfjen1m We vycepne, re
ktere Sc pax vydal primo dc
skupstiny.
Vystrely vypalene ma pre-
miera malem nezasahly Chas
IS. Wintera, americkeho mini.
stra do Jugoslavie. Winter Sc.
del ma diplomaticke galerii We
skupstine, prave We chvfli, kdy5
Arnautovic vytahl z kapsy pi
stol, a zahajil palbu ma pre-
miera. Jenom stastne nahodf
lie dekovati, re americky "a
lstupce nebyl zasazen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Soud S utocniky ma dslnickeho
organisatora.

V Tampa bylo obzalovano 10
muzG, kteTf jsou vineni, re mr.
skali Josefa Shoemakera, del
nickeho organisatora az zem-
rel, dine %. brezna.
Obzalovanymi jsou: R.. G..
Ellsworth, byvaly policejnf
nacelnfk z Tampy, c.. A.
Brown, byvaly policejnf ser
zant, J. P. Bridges, Sam E.
Crosby, F. w. Switzer, byvalf
policiste; C. w. Carlisle a r.
|Champpell, byvalf zvlastnf po-
licist6: j. Dean, A. Gillian, E.
|Spivey z Orlando.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Krajane okradeni.

Viktor Horakova u Ammans
Vile, Texas mela asi sta dola-
RI schovano v garazi. Najed-
nou sc j ztratily. Serif Loesin
zajel do Holman a zatkl tam
Lad. Cernocha ma o%bvinen1, re
penize odcizil. Tento sc pc
delsfm zapfrani primal. Bylo
nalezeno z kradeze 24O dola-
RI. Josef Peter udal serifovi,
re ztratil sto dolar1 pTi vecer-
nj tanecni zabave. Serif ma
podezTen1 ma jistou osobu a
soudi, re il brzy kradez doka-
re a il uvezn1.
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Psi zivot We Spojenych Statech

V Colorado Springs, Kolo-
RADIO, hlfdac1 pes Rev. Paula
Roberta spal klidne, kdyz zlo-
deli vykradali dun kazatele.
Kdyz vsak detektivove pTi-
jeli, ably vysetrovali loupez,
pes oboTil Sc ma ne a nechtel
je vpustiti dovnitr.
= Viola Kippa, 11leta sle-
roznemohla Sc osyp-
kami. Musela do postele.
Bing, verny maly fox terrier
"a nj. Lekar potvrdil,
re psika otekle dasne a skoro
oci jsou dGkazem, re
ps1k byl i nemoci vernym
male Viole.