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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03
Montana Tourist
Trade This Year
to Surpass 1885

, A stream of perhaps $1,000, 900 tour
list dollars is expected to flood the
Land of Shining Mountains" next sum-
mer.
The Montana highway department
counted 1,296,000 vacation visitors last
June July and August and estimated
they left behind them about SOS, COO, 900
IN cash drawers over the Treasure
state.
N special effort was made last
year to attract tourists to Montana,
but the number that came was almost
three times the states population"
said D. A. McKinnon, chief engineer
! for the highway department.
!. This year, with numerous agencies
IN M state cooperating to bring sum-
mel guests, Mckinnon believes a new
Summer travel record may be estab-
lished.
Dude ranchers, the state fish and
game department., the national parks,
railroads and airlines are swamped
with inquiries from fasteners about
Montana vacation lands, according to
reports from Helena.
ON the basis of the inquiries, we may
nave twice as many tourists as last
year." McKinnon said, land there is
no reason to believe the visitors will
mer."
The highway department survey of
1873 summer tourist travel in Montana
showed that an average of 1923 auto
mobiles per day brought an average of
$500 persons into this state. The esti-
mated average daily expenditure of
each tourist for all purposes was $685..
According to the report the highway
department compiled, the summer Wis
itors spent 1910, 900 for food, S ,823, 900
for lodging, 81 1925 ,764 for state gaso-
line taxes, $3,712,O0O for gasoline Qess
taXes), and $3.50 900 for miscellaneous
purposes.
I'VE are counting on word of mouth
advertising to swell the number Of
montana yacationists this year. Nc
Kinnon said.
Last year we began a campaign to
entertain travellers who came west. We
extended courtesies to out of state
dr1vers; we distributed maps and
pamphlets about our scenic spots and
we tried to make them feel at home.
w believe they'll tell others about
the kind of treatment they received.
and will boost our state"
The highway department Is INSTALL
ing this spring about 100 new markers
at points of historical interest over the
state. New highway maps and an illus
trated pamphlet. giving a brief history
OF Montana will be available to tourists.
Red Cross first aid stations are being
established along some main highways
highways.
Guide books, maps and other litera-
lure will be distributed from ports of
entry stations to be set up at places
near the border.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03
S%outhmayd Bureau
Head for AirwaVs

William P. Southmayd of Great Falls
appointed state traffic represent
tative of National Parks airway, ef-
fective April l, according to officers of
the company.
The move was made because of a
substantial increase in traffic on the
system, the increase including both
passenger travel and express business.
Southmayd, who has served as Great
Falls representative of the company
since last year, will continue to make
The company this year will again
put in operation planes between Salt
Lake City and Yellowstone park, and
between Butte and Yellowstone park,
Southmayd was advised, with the pros
pect that many more passengers will
be carried over these lines this year
than last.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03
Razor Not Honed5
for Twenty Yearsa
Slaves Perfectly

A ~146-year-old razor he bought for
80 cents has cut the whiskers off Harry
A. Dickson's face every day for the last
43 years. Dickson is a resident Of Miles
City.
The razor, made in Sheffield, Eng
land, in 1870, was brought to this
country two years later, Dickson said
he was told when he bought it, at
California, Mo-, from Luther Bybee,
great grandson of the original owner.
Dickson said he hadn't had the blade
honed in 20 years and it is working
perfectly"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03
PIDENuCS SPREAD

Scarlet fever and smallpox epidemics con-
tinue their spread over the state. according
to DR.. B. K. Kilbourne, state epidemiologist
During the last week the state board Of
health, he said. had received reports of 103
new cases of scarlet fever and IA of small
pox. The largest number of scarlet fever
soula and Rosebud counties and from the
cities Of Great Falls, Butte and Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03

Comparison of Some Methods Of
Growing Onions" is the title Of q new
bulletin by C.. G. Starring. associate
horticulturist at Montana State col
lege. The bulletin deals with trans.
plants, sets VS.. seeds, top rolling and
root cutting. Farmers and others M
~terested in growing onions may obtain
cultural experiment station, Boeeman.
and asking for Bulletin No. 306, Com
parison Of Some Methods Of Growing
Onions"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03

on top of a railroad bridge, oae-haff
mile downstream, where in water which
at times rose to the height of her neck,
she was marooned three days and
nights before rescued.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03
- Montana
- Sports Tales
~ of other days
JACK WAITE VS.. BILLY LYNN
of h days

Imagine if you car, a round of a boxing match lasting one ho Is min
us and 10 seconds The fight only a 14-round affair, consumed two hours
and 80 minutes. It was on Aug. %, 1888, that Jack Waite Of Butte M
Billy Lynn of Colorado, fought in the woods neal Woodvile. a short dis
lance from Butte, thereby establishing a record for longevity OF q round.
Neither fighter trained for the event, which makes the record all the more
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03

One operation that tends 10 eAml-
nate criminal traits is performed Win
q paddle.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-04-03

The New York state aviation CON-
mission. functioning since 1880, was
organized to study the requirements Of
aviation, and to install q state system
Of weather information,
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

the squares shown and joining
them to make a variety of articles;
illustrations of them and Of all
stitches used; material require
mentS.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Ave-, New
York, N. Y. Write plainly PAT
TERN NUMBER, your NAME and
ADDRESS.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09
Bank Loans Boom
Under Housing Plan

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. -Un-
der the plan Of guarantee by the
Federal Housing Administration,
banks here have lent $685. ,723 since
January for modernization on
this island, according to figures
completed this weekend. In addi-
ton, $350,523 was lent for refinanc-
ing and $500 for new construc-
ton.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09
French Tax Receipts
Gain in September

PARIS.-French tax receipts for
September show q rise compared
with previous months.
September's total of indirect
taxes was 2,654,000,000 francs,
which was only 100000 below
estimates, whereas August's figures
were 100000 short. September's
receipts exceeded those In Septem-
Der Of the previous year by 143,-
100000 francs.
The Washington times., 1936-11-09

Dainty filet lace? Yes, indeed,
and a great deal more! For you
may work up these exquisite yet
simple squares into a luxurious
looking bedspread, cloth, scarf or
smart pillow-top. All this beauty
is yours to crochet of humble
string, or for smaller articles) of
crochet cotton. Here are Christ
mas gifts quick-to-do, and lovely to
receive! Pattern 1888 contains di-
rections and charts for making
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

Talmadge Baker, 34lety, byl
vracen do statnfho vezeni v
Alabama, ably pokracoval We
SVEN trestu dozivotnfho we've
nj pro vrazdu. Pred II lety z
vezen1 unikl.
Baker byl zatcen v Kansas
City v ocelarskem zavode kde
pracoval pod jmenem James
B: Brown. Policie jej zatkla,
kdyz Jim kdosi postal annoym-
nj tip. Baker udal, re prisel
do Kansas City pred sedmi ro-
ky, a o diva roxy pozdeji Sc O.
zenil. Udal, re ona nevedela
o jeho trestnfm rekordu.
Baker byl odsouzen k smrti
obesenim v Montgomery, Ala.
r. 1922. Ma odvolani trest mu
byl zmenen ma dozivotnf we've
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

Frank Array re Stephen
town Center, N. Y, pise: "Po
sedm let trpela mole zena rev.
matickymi bolestmi. Bolesti
mela v nohou a kolenech. u
zivala vsemozne lecive pro-
stfedky, ale zadny z Mich j ne
pomohl. Cd te dolby co viva
la Ora. Petra Hoboko a Leci-
w Olej Liniment, bolest uni
zela." Hoboko a Lecivy Olej
jsou diva lecive pro-
stTedky, ktere byly pouzivany
s pozoruhodnym zdarem, ctyf-
mi generacemi trpfcfch lidf.
Nelson prodavany v lekar-
mach; m1zete 81 je opatfiti
pouze cd opravnenych mist
Mich jednatelG. Pro informa-
ce piste DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Pozvani do National Pivovaru
pro danny.

Kazde 1tery a ctvrtek We 2.
hodiny odpoledne National
Pivovar ktery Sc naleza ma ro-
hu O'Donnell a Conkling ulici,
dava pozvan1 damam Balti-
morskym ku navsteve pivova-
ru. Tyto diva dny kazdy ty-
den az do dalslho ornament
budiz znamy jake Den pro
Danny.
My zveme tfmto danny, cte-
nafky tohoto listu ku prohlfd-
&c, ~ponevadz jsme jisti re
n~avsteva acknowledgement dam
Dude velmi prfjemnym pre-
kvapenfm.
Vstupenku mono obdrzet
Cd obchodnfka ktery ma ma
sklade National pivo, must
vsak byt podepsana ~vlastno-
rucne obchodnfkem.
PTijdte primo do 1radovny,
ktera sc naleza ma rohu o.
Donnell a Conkling ulic. Mr.
Arthur H. Duete, prvotrfdni
pan v Pivovaru National, vas
vsude provede a ktery YAM tu-
to navstevu zpr1jemnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
100000 onemocnslo "flu".

V Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
pri nejmensim ma 10000 O.
sob onemocnelo flu. V ponde-
Ii ma tuto zemreli diva muzi
Edward Heckel a Henry libel.
Tento stfzen byl nahle pri skla
dan1 z lodi Nevada. Kdyz pfi-
vezen byl do nemocnice, byl
mrtev. Zdravotn1 Trad pTfpad
obou muz1 popsal jake influ-
encu vnitTnosti.
DR.. Koehler stanovil, re ne
moe je nakazlivou. Bolesti,
vrhnutf a pr1jem jsou d1lem
nemoci teto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Dobre zazitf.

Ma pies v hostinci V. Fojta
We Vranem u Peruce prisel ia
Ike pokryvac Frant. F. Je pro-
V celem kraji svou obTi
postavou a zejmena appeti-
tenn. Hned porucil, re by neco
"malo" pojedl. Porucil 81 60
vuft1, 60 preclik1 a pGl kila
horcice. Hostinsky mel ien So
a 40 preclfk1. Dal to
hostu ma mfsu. Ia nedlouho
to host lehce sporadal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Speech a co z nsho?

V New Yorku netrpelivost
stala neznamou zenu 500 v
pondel1. Podala pTi nakupu
fezn1kovi 500 bankovku ma
1cet $3.50. Klerk dial il ma
zpet $3.50 a rekl il, ably zby-
tex dala 81 vyplatiti cd MATTE
lie obchodu. Zena, kdyz mali
tel prisel, byla ia tam. Ban
kovka byla zcela v poradku.
Proc ten speech, nebylo vysvet-
leno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Falesne zuby a. saxofon.

We Wankegan, Illinois, cd
dolby kdy v automobilov6 ne
hode mu vyrazeno sedm zub1,
Arnold Prusi, stezoval 81 poro-
tie, re nejde mu to 'troubiti'
ma saxOfOn.
Porota slys1c stesk ma fa1es-
ne zuby a automobilovou ne
hodu, pfirkla mu nahradu $4,-
900, ktere mu r1dic automobi-
lu zaplatiti ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Vitr.

V Yakima, Washington, byl
notny vftr, veTte nebo neverte
M. Foy, farmar, udal, re vitr
tax val, re vytrhl ocasy jeho
slepic1m tax, re die jeho SLOW
"nehodf Sc do spolecnosti."
Ma farme Franka Boiselle
dodnes jeste mluvf o tom, jak
v1tr chopil podavky ma hn1j a
vrazil je krave do Okla vzdale-
ne 200 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
KubatHv holub.

V Portland, Oregon, Urban
Kubat, 19lety, vyzral ma spo-
lecnost elektricke poulicn1 ka-
ry pomoc1 holuba. Nese vzdy
S sebou rano holuba kdyz jede
do prace. Kdyz dojede ma sve
mfsto upevnf svGj pas ma holu-
ba a posle no dom1. Donna ia
Tx Kubat della pax totez. V
poledne maminka Kubatova
vezme pas a uzije no ma kafe,
kdyz nese lunc sym. TAX. den
co den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Probodla milence.

V New Orleans, La, Elva
Cross, 25leta byla usvedcena
re zabit1 Rolanda B. Steeleho,
"a. v kavarn6 minuleho rfjna.
Steele pracoval v te dobe v
Chicago. Vyhral $4,000 ma
irskych dostihach, ktere pax o.
dejel utratit ma Jill. Dfvka jej
probodla jeho vlastnfm nozem,
pravic, re il k tomu vyzval.
Porota Sc radila O rozsudku a.
81 dive hodiny. Trest vymeTen
Dude pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Klaniste ma Floride.

V Jacksonville, Florida, ma
ulicfch objevili Sc opet Klanis-
tie. Nekolik set muzI a zen v
bilych robach "ryt1rI" organi-
SAGE Ku Klux Khan pochodo-
valo tise "a planouc1m kf1zem
obchodnl ctvrtl. Vetsinou me-
Ii masky jen S dvema derami
pro oci a jenom nekolik melo
obliceje odkryte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Vystrihejte Sc riiznych zdra-
votnich "novinek" a patent
mich medecin!

P1se
DR.. John l.. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvi m6sta
New York.
Move vynalezene diety, ra-
dy rGznych sarlatanG a ga
zracne" patentnf vseleky usko
Oily zdravf Americana vice
nez kterekoli tri jine, lekarG6m
zname prfciny. AZ 81 kazdy
jednotlivec pine uvedomi, re
jeho telesny system nenf totoz
ny Sc systemem jeho souseda,
pax ucitele zdravovedy dosah-
nou toho, oc az dosud marne
usilujf. Jiste potraviny, ktere
jdou k duhu YAM, nejsou nez-
bytne ma prospech i vasemu
sousedovi; z tehoz d1vodu ne
must VAN lekar predepsati ten
tyz lex jake jinemu paciento-
vi, trpicfm temitez nesnazemi,
jake mate Wy. Rodinny lekar
ucinf diagnosu, prostuduje va
81 konstituci, a predep1se lex,
dietu nebo jine osetTeni Poole
VAST osobn1 potreby.
V drogeriich, najdete tucty
patentnfch lekG, O nichz jejich
vyrobci honosne tvrdf, re vas
vylec1 re vseho, co vas boil a
trapi. Nenf neobvyklym najf-
ii ma stftku takoveto mfchani-
ny tvrzen1, re obsazena zde
smes zbavf vas nejenom lupn,
namazete-li 81 j hlavu, ale re
yam i "vycistf system, vzpruzf
vsechny organy, uklidnf nervy
atd.", vezmete-li je vnitrne.
Nekdy Sc doctete ma techto me
dicinach tvrzeni jeste nesmysl-
nejsfch a chlubnejsfch. A pre-
ce nektere z techto odvar1 mo-
hou obsahovati jednu nebo i vi
ce latek, ktere YAM mohou BY
tt opravdu ma skodu. Neni-li
YAM dobre, pax nejbezpecnej-
81 a neJlevneJSl Je pOradlti Sc S
lekaTem.
Take RUNE odtucnovacf die
ty nehodf Sc pro kazdeho. Va
81 sousedce Sc MONA podarf
zbaviti Sc nekolika nezadou-
cfch liber bez ocividnych spat-
nasledkG, ale MONA, re
jinych Zen 81 touze die
tou uskodily ma zdravf. Temer
kazdy lekaT YAM NIUE vypra-
YETI O mulch a zenach, kterf
k nemu prisli We zubozenem
zdravotnym stavu, kdyz Sc by
Ii pred tim pokouseli zhubnou-
ii pouzfvanim rGznych pro-
a pTidrzovanf Sc urcite
Budte opatrnf! V~ystTfhejte
Sc patentnfch medicin a move
diet. Diver
rujte svemu lekaTi a Tidte Sc
jeho radiant!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Stavka skoncena.

V Akron, pc stavce trvaj1c1
pet tydn1 zavladl Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Co. mir.
$4,000 delnfkG vratilo Sc do
prace. K jakemu dohodnut1
doslo nemohlo byt zjisteno. Jis
to jest, re zamestnanci dosahli
jistych who'd, ackoliv nen1
znamo, jestli Sc jim podarilo
uznan1 unie, prot cemuz spo-
lecnost Sc vzp1rala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Nejmladsi veteran skonal.

V Marshall, Mich, Percy
Leonard Cubbon, vyslouzilec
re svetove valky, zemfel We
start SO rokG ma influenza. Ro-
ku 1914, kdy mu bylo teprve
IA rokG, nechal Sc zapsati do
kanadske armady. Slouzil ety.
RI roxy We Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
V CleVelandu Kare1 KOZ-

" Clevelandu Karel Koz-
Xix, AZ rokd starry, pokusil Sc
dvakrate o sebevrazdu otra-
YOU a 1derem do hlavy. Koz-
lfk bydlel s nekolika muzi, kde
mu tito zabranili pozitf jedu.
PAX bylo telefonovano pro po-
licii a kdyz prisel p~olicista
Frank Vftovec, udefil Sc. Sde-
iii, re pred mesicem zemrela
mu matka, pax ztratil $50 a v
pondelf ztratil poslednfch
SITS a konecne no domaci Wy
povedela z bytu. Protoze ne
ma, kan by Sci, rozhodl Sc, re
Dude pro neho nejlepe, odej-
deli navzdy dobrovolne.
-Krajan Josef Beranek We
Phillips, Wisconsin zabit ko-
mem, ktery jej kopl do hlavy.
= Ma Chacu v Presidential
Rogue Saenz Pena v Argent
ne zemrel krajan Frantisek
Marvanek, MATTEL hotelu a re
staurantu "Moravia". Marva-
mex byl starym usedlikem v
Argentine a byl take starostou
m1stn1 Telocvicne Jednoty So
kol, ktera tam byla pc valce
zalozena.
= V Gordoby, zemTel 36le-
ty krajan Josef Srnec, dosud
svobodny. Pochazel z Velke
Blatnice u Uher. Hradiste. Byl
vyucen uzenaTem. Dc Argen-
tiny pfijel z dubnu 1923. Byl
t6zce nemocen krcn1 tuberku-
lOsou.
V Pittsburgh, Pa, "Na-
rodne Noviny' pTinesly ozna-
meni, re mfstnf konsulat Ces-
koslovenske republiky byl u
zavfen a re asi tyden nebude
Sc moci dradovati. Je to nasle-
dek povodne, ktera minuleho
tydne postihla Pittsburgh.
V Lincoln, Nebraska, As
lety krajan Stuart Janda re
strachu, re pro chatrne zdravi
pride o zamestnanf v d1lnach
zeleznicn1 spolecnosti Burling-
tonske, obesil Sc ma strome ma
dvorku u obydlf sve sestry. Je-
no manzelka Emma a dcera l.
rena nalezly no uz jake mrt-
vOlu.
V 1tery vecer Janda vykou-
fil soustu cigaret a vypil neko-
lik kofl1kd kavy.- Pozde vecer
pfimel manzelku a dceru, re
Sc odebraly ma lGzka. Rozru-
sena Jandova nemohla vsak u
snouti a tax zaslechla, re KRAFT
&c pred 2 bod. pc p1lnoci jeff
manzel vysel tise z obydli. Pro
budila dceru Irenu a spolecne
Sc vydaly "a Jandou.
Vracej1cf Sc konecne DON'T
pc nezdarenem patranf, ubira-
ly Sc kolem obydlf Jandovy Sc
stry a tn s~patrily, re "a do
mem ma strome je nejaky ODE
senec. Byl to Janda.
= John Kopecky We veku
rs let ukoncil zivot obesiv sc
We slepicn1ku V Berwyn.
= Trest cd jednoho do de-
set let We feder. vezen1, hrozi
Josefu Robertu Bisekovi, 26le-
temu deln1kovi z New Prague,
Minnesota, ktery Dude souzen
ma obvinenf, re hrozil vypaliti
stodoly ma farm6 krajana To-
mase Valka, pak-li mu Valek
nezaplati vypalne $1,000.
v Ord, Nebraska, Ed
Beranek, ktery 81 Easel do res-
taurantu, ably neco pojedl, nez
Sc odebefe domG spat, slysel
venku sirenu hasic1 a pravil
zertovne, klidne pojfdaje svou
porci: "Doufam, re to nenf
mole lekarna."
Mattel restaurantu zvedl
sluchatko telefonu a tazal Sc
operatorky, kde hoTf. Odpove-
della: "Berankova lekarna."
Ohen ma stestf byl bro uha-
sen. skoda odhaduje Sc ma
$500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
z Lewise udelal komunistu.

Obvinenf, re komuniste Sc
pokousejf, "zavrtati Sc" do
delnickych uniovych organise
c1, "a pomoci Johna L. Lewise,
predsedy havfrske unie, bylo u
cineno We volebnf Rampant do
spravy unie ocelaTskych a ze-
lezarskych deln1kG, Louis J.
Leonardem, mezinar. tajemnf-
KEN v Pittsburgh, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Pc nocni toulce.

V Rochester, N. Y, rozlicen,
re jeho 18leta dcera, Winifred
Sc vratila pozde k ranu z nocnf
party, John Schenck, 49lety, il
~zastfelil, a poranil diva mladf-
ky, kteTf il pTivazeli dom1.
Dfvka byla t%anecnicf, znamou
V mistnich kruZich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Zabit odrazenou kulkou.

V Newark, N. j. kulka jez
Sc odrazila cd zdi bejsmentu,
kde bratTf William a Edward
Geversovi sc cvicili We stTelbe,
usmrtila Edwarda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

Little Rock, Ark, a mel S nj O.
SIN detf. Jeho syn A. F. Dig
novity v Del Rio vlastnil S bra
try 10000 akrd pozemk1 V
distriktu Kinney, sedm mil cd
Fort Clark a Bracket u hranic
Mexika. Tuto p6du r. 1888
nab1zel k zalozeni ceske osa-
dy, odvolavaje sc ma cesky pG-
vod sveho otce.
Tiskova sluzba vystavnfho
vyboru oznamuje, re "Cesky
den" ma texask6 vystave Dude
V nedeli 10. cervence. Ceska
vystavka Dude ovsem DO celou
dobu vystavy. o pripravach
ceskeho vyboru tiskova sluzba
dale uvadf:
"Vybor ceskych obcanG v
Texasu, V nemz jsou DR.. Josef
Kopecky re San Antonio,
soudce Karel E.. CernoskJ a
PAM H. R. Maresova z Housto-
a pravn1k Jan c.. Bubak z
Dallasu, pTipravuje ceskou his
torickou vystavku, pro kterou
81 jiz zjistil m1sto ma ~vystavi-
sti.
- Anna Dankova, sloven-
ska porodnf babicka, usmrce-
ma byla v Chicago automobi-
leE. Byla rozena v Brezovem
Podbradle. V teto zemi deli
pc dobu "a let.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Demand GROWING
| FOR BONUS BONDS
More Veterans File Claims
for Certificates as Pay
off Date NearS.

Former service men and women who
heretofore have ignored their bonus
certificates are falling in line and ask
ing for them, now that Uncle Sam Is
getting ready to pay OF.
At the first Of this year there were
approximately 200 900 men and women
eligible for adjusted compensation
certificates who had never applied for
them. Under the 1925 law. they have
until January /, f940, to ask for the
certificates and consequently. they were
taking their time.
At the same time, more than $780,
900 certificates had been issued and
they were outstanding when the bond
pay-off law was enacted. Almost as
soon as that became law, veterans who
had passed up the opportunity before
began calling for their certificates, and
apparently made application for pay
ment as soon as the certificates were
received.
At the Veterans Administration to-
day it was said that some $780, 900
applications have been received and
that about 100000 of these will be
included in the first pay-off June Is.
To indicate how rapidly veterans
now are asking for their certificates,
it was pointed out that 5.957 original
applications were received by the Vet
erans' Administration last month.
That was somewhat larger than the
months Immediately preceding, but
after a long hull, there was consider
able pick up when loans were made
available.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
SHOWDOWN |SDUE
ON A. F. |. DISPUTE
Policy Inquiry From Green
Draws Sarcastic Reply
by Lewis.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
e An early showdown on the industrial
union dispute. which for two years has
threatened to split the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, was seen today as
John L. Lewis treated with public
sarcasm a policy inquiry from Will
liam Green.
Discussing the communication which
called on the industrial group led by
Lewis to announce before June 3
whether 1t intends to dissolve, Lewis
said:
Mr.. Green's threats are about as
potent as his promises"
After comforting with the executive
council of his own organization. the
United Mine Workers, Lewis said the
Green ultimatum would "be considered
in a day or so and given the an
swer it warrants"
Green Is leader of the faction that
would have craft unions continue to
organize American labor along guild
lines as opposed to Lewis plan to Or
eanize them by industries.
Personally, think Green is vast
ing his time writing letters about a
matter that has already been disposed
of by the A. F. of L. Convention,
Lewis said He might as we'll write
letters to the Supreme Court COM
planning about the Guffey decision
That's the way look at it-he's vast
ing his time
Lewis declared the convention re-
fused to force the nine unions form
ing the committee for industrial or
ganization to dissolve, adding, "Anc
what was good enough for the con.
vention is good enough for me-"
Evening star., 1936-05-28

DIAMOND BRACELET. Tuesday. May 70.
SstTssn Union Station and Shoreham Ho-
tel Reward. Shoreham Hotel. Apt. SnoC'
Evening star., 1936-05-28

!. The man has at times driven a taxi
cab, but lost mis- own some time ago
and, with the high cost of renting a
cab, cannot make enough to support
his family and keep up the expenses Of
operating the vehicle.
The family was evicted about three
weeks before the Public Assistance
Division was forced to suspend relief
activities and since then has lived in
an old truck out in the woods, depend
ing upon old oilcloth to keep the
family possessions dry.