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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
WEATHER

Cloudy and colder with rain,
probably changing to snow or
sleet tonight; Thursday partly
cloudy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-17
GOOD AFTERNOON

Center Of little household trag'
edies Is now well switched from
the dripping ice cream cone 70
the fudge that runs over the
plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04

cathode ray to PICK up CONNER
cial broadcasts which register di-
rection lights on the instrument
panel. enabling pilots to deter
mine their exact position regard
less of weather conditions.
Several commercial airline crash
es-which have taken almost two
score lives in the last three months
are believed to have resulted
from lack of such beam to guide
lost planes.
1t may also aid in assuring the
success of the proposed trans-At-
lantic flights this summer. Coast
Guard engineers said it could be
used in commercial planes as well
as their own,
The development makes 1t pos
sible to convert radio broadcast
into light. Heretofore radio beams
could be used only for oral detec-
ton, thus making inaccuracies pos.
sible because of the difference In
hearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
| AW N A K & R S
STUDY PARDON
FOR MOONEY

SACRAMENTO. March 4. Up)-
With its desks finally cleared of
the United States Supreme Court
controversy. which prevented lit
tie accomplishments along other
lines. the California legislature
was prepared today to begin con-
sideration OF measures which af-
fected more closely the business
and affairs of this state.
Although neither house expect
ed to complete action on many bills
before the week end recess, men,
bers faced an early discussion of
such proposals as a legislative
pardon for Tom Mooney an
amendment to the penal code te
reduce the punishment for con.
spiracy to commit misdemeanors,
and an assembly fight With the
administration to obtain a larger
appropriation to finance lover
house activities.
The resolution to free Mooney,
introduced during the early part
of the session, was sent to the
assembly with do pass. recon-
mendaion voted by the rules COM
mittee Members believed it had
a good chance of being approved
in the lower house.
Senator Culbert l.. Olson and
other awyer-members sympathe-
tic to the Mooney movement be-
lieved there was nothing in the
constitution to prevent the legis-
latre from granting pardons. Oh
sn admitted the constitution did
not specifically extend that power,
but said it was his understanding
the Legislature was not prohibited
from granting pardons.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
Secret Parley on
Seamen's WalkOut
Begun in Capital

WASHINGTON, March 4. up
The House merchant marine
committee today began secret con-
ferences with representatives of
rival maritime unions in an at
tempt to settle the dispute over
seamen's continuous discharge
books.
Puzzled by conflicting testimony
as to the attitude of sailors to-
ward the continuous discharge
book features of the safety-at-sea
law. the committee decided to at
tempt to obtain an agreement
through direct conference with rep
resentatives OF maritime unions
and the commerce department.
Earlier, Rep. William Siroyich,
author of a bill to repeal the con-
tinuous discharge book provisions
had suggested TIT rival unions
get together" and compromise
their differences.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
TO
MEET CHIEFS

SANTA MONICA, Cal, March 4.
W.n)-Donald w. Douglas, president
of Douglas Aircraft Corporation,
today agreed to meet with leaders
of the striking C. I. o. Union at his
office.
The meeting was arranged for
late this afternoon by Mayor Ed
win Gillette of Santa Monica in
hope that some friendly settlement
of the Douglas strike might be
evolved.
Although Douglas has refused to
recognize the Union as represent
ing more than minority of his
employees, he agreed to the confer
ence on the plea of Mayor Gillette.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
HIGH PRAISE
GIVEN OPERA

Enthusiastic endorsements of Gen.
trails opera. 1.-The Chimes of Nor
mandy" we're given by representa-
tives of various cipic organizations
who attended a preview Wednes-
day night. The opera is to be pre-
sented Friday and Saturday nights
in the school auditorium.
81 thought the costumes and the
scenery were lovely" commented
Mrs. Warren Currier, president of
the Ten Thousand club. There are
a number of fine voices, and the
young people showed initiative and
individuality in their work. Both
the chorus and the orchestra do
good work and those who attend
will see an excellent production"
Representing the Kiwanis club.
H. R. Anderson, secretary, said:
Anyone failing to see this pro-
duction is missing really Won
derful performance.
Particular praise was given the
makeup, the authentic costumes,
the stage sets and the lighting ef-
fects by Bert Cosby, president of
the 20-30 club.
Paul A. Jenkins, for the Rotary
club, was equally enthusiastic in
his praise of the work done by the
students and directors, stressing
the excellent performances on the
part of the singers, and the Or
chestra and the professional way
in which the dramatic roles we're
handled.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
BROTHERS HURT
GOT DRUNK IN
PATROL WAGON

SALT LAKE CITY, March 4
U.P)-Bert Ray. A. booked Tor
drunkenness told the judge he got
that way while riding IN the pa
troll wagon. Ray said he was cold
sober when arrested in a beer
tavern raid. but constant passing
of a bottle by his companions en-
the way to the station maae him
drunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
Bronchial
Coughs
Just A Few Sips and
Like A F1ash-Relief!

Spend a few cents today at any
good drugstore for a bottle of triple
acting BUCkLEY'S MINTURE-take
a couple of doses and sleep sound all
night lon3-your irritating cough of
bronchitis is under control.
One little sip and the ordinary
cough is on its way-continue for
9 or days and often you'll hear no
more from that tough old hang-on
cough that nothing seems 10 help;
If not joyfully satisfied with BUCK
LEY'S MIXTURE money back
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
NEW DEVICE TO HALT AIR DEATHS
Officers to Observe
Ladies Night Friday

Ladies night will be observed
Friday by the Imperial Valley Re-
serve Officers who will be hosts
at dinner at Gas O'Clock in the
California hotel. Plans Tor the
annual military ball are to be made
at this time. 1t. Col J. \. Van
Fleet will be the speaker.
A new dairy plant in Tulare pro-
duces semi-solid buttermilk.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04

A large area in southeastern Ven-
tura County is planning to join the
Metropolitan Water District and get
Colorado River water.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
DEMOS OKAY
COURT PLANS

WASHINGTON, March 4. (U.P)
Five of the six Democratic rep
resentatiyes from Washington al
a caucus today voted to supper.
President Rosevelt's program foi
reorganization of the supreme
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04
DIRECTION finder
WILL AID PILOTS
LOST IN STORMS
Machine Converts All Radio Broadcasts Into Light
Thus Making Inaccuracies of Old Oral
System Impossible

WASHINGTON, March A
direction finder which NAV
of aviation-the danger of
has been perfected by Coast
Press learned today. The
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-04

(UP)-An automatic, visual
overcome the chief menace
pilots losing their course
Guard engineers, the United
new apparatus applied the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Oslava ceskeho misionare
Jiriho Smida " Jihoafrlcke

"Cape Tines, nejrozsfre-
n6jsf anglicky casopis jihoafri-
cky, prinesl v elsie z IL. Ger
vence 1887 z Christania, Trans
vaal, krajanem Won Dornlk-
Platerem, zpravu o oslave 200.
vyrocf ceskeho misionaTe Jill
no smfda do JIM Afriky. V
rozsahle SIM radnicnf priv1tal
nekolikaset-hlave shromazde-
nj jmenem gen. guvernera SRA
Patricia Duncana pfedseda
shromazdenf, Glen poslanecke
snemovny kapitan F. A. Jou-
bert, jenz vTelymi slovy ocenil
nabozenskou a kulturn1 praci
naseho krajana v JIM Africe.
Pravil, re jiff sm1d pfisel v do
be kdyz Jiznf Afrika byla je-
ste zemf tajemnou a re zane
chal il ten nejcennejsf odkaz,
bibli. Moravska c1rkev, kra-
cejicf We slepejfch sveho prve-
no misionare, je v JIM Africe
ocenovana netoliko pro 1spech
prace nabozenske, ale i pro
krasu, liz dovedla obklopiti
sve stanice. "V dobe pine po-
zivacnosti a divokeho souteze-
nj" pravil, "bude vecne platiti,
re pred tvari zivota poskytne
nam vzdy 1techu slovo bible,
jiz Jirf smid prinesl s sebou dc
JIM Afriky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Vzacne knihy byly po kradezi
prodany "a 90 Kc a zniceny.

Ma zizkove byla odcizena
knihovna. Byly to ponejprve
knihy politicke a filosofick6, v
reci anglicke, ruske a nemecke
knihy, z nichz mnohe byly o.
pravdu jiz unikaty, nebot jak
v Rusku, tax v Nemecku byly
cele jejich naklady spaleny.
Policie pachatele kradeze
hned druheho dine dopadla, a.
lie knihovna jiz zachranena ne
byla, nebot pachatele pc kra-
dezi celou knihovnu prodali
jedne karlfnske firme, jez OBJ
choduje sc starym papfrem.
Dostaly "a vsechny knihy V &C.
ne 10000 Kc a We vaze 2 me-
tricke Gently - devadesat ko-
run! Firma roztrhala a dala
do stoupy. Co MATTEL knihov-
ny sbiral plnych Is let, bylo v
iodine zniceno. Pachateli kra-
deze jsou t. Nv. "hadraTi" Tide,
1jiz chodi pc domech a sb1raji
starry paplr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Ia l Kc a so haleTI pet let
VeZen1.

Pred brnenskou porotou Sc
zodpovfdali z loupezneho pre-
paden1 diva bratr1-dvojcataJan
a Martin Trubacovi z Lanzhota
V noci z 81. cervence ma 1. srp-
ma letosn1ho roku vnikli zahra-
dou do domku 8Olete vymen-
karky Anezky Janullkove z
Lanzhotu. PTedpokladali, re
starena Dude m1ti donna pen1-
re, ktere strzila "a pronajem
svych nekolika mer pole. Pre-
vazali 81 pres obliceje satky a
zatloukli ma dveTe svetnice, v
nfz spala. Vym6nkaTka vysla
do chodby S rozzatou sv1ckou
- Bratri il svetlo zhasli a W.
hi Sc ma ubohou zenu. Zat1m
co il jeden povalil ma zem a
stiskl il pevne hrdlo, druhy
prohledaval byt. StaTena u
pela, re penez donna nema, re
je ulozila u sv6ho syna. Surov-
ci vsak nedbali jejich proseb
a ranami il nutili k vydan1 to-
no, co u sebe ma. NASH vsak jen
jednu Kc a SO halerG. Kdyz
pTepadene prispechal ma po-
moe soused, ktery zaslechl jeji
chroptenf, lupici utekli. Oba
mali v kraji velmi spatnou
povest. Jeden ma uz % ire
stu druhy deset. Jan TrubaG
byl odsouzen ma 5 let do tezke-
no zalare, jeho bratr Martin
jen pro prestupek opilstv1 ma
diva a p6l mes1ce zostfenehC
zalaTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Prodal kravu i Sc zenou
Ia 5000 KC.

Pr1hoda, hodna humoristi-
ckeho kalendare, stala Sc ma
velkem dobytcim trhu v Kosi-
cfch. Roln1k z Kosicke Move
Vsi, ktery obchoduje S dobyt-
KEN, prodal rolnfkovi z Bidov-
CD kravu "a 1000 Kc. Ably by
la smlouva platna, bylo ov-
Sem tfeba, ably sli oba kup "a
pit do hostince. Oldonas sc
vsak znacne protahl a obchod-
mix mel jiz poTadne v hlave,
kdyz svemu kupci nabidl, re
mu da ke krave jeste zenu, do
plat1-li 1000 Kc. Ale take mi
II roln1k z Bidovc1 mel ,jiz
hodne pod kloboukem a ma ma
vrh, kdyz 81 poradne prohledl
zenu, sed1cf koutu hostince,
pfistoupil. Podrousenf rolnfci
81 placli ma novy obchod a pill
Sc novy oldomas. Kdyz sc
konecne chteli odebrat domG,
nastal kirk. Prodana zena 81 S
pocatku myslila, re 81 z nj de-
laj1 zerty, ale kdyz videla, re
to oba mysl1 vazne, zavolala
policii. Ia ovsem vyresila
prodej ma m1ste tim re obchod
mix musil vratit 1000 Kc a edo
stal" zenu nazpet. Co bylo po-
tom doma, o tom lepe pomlcet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Pc prve smrt, pc druhe dozi-
votn1 kaZnice, a pc tret1
osvobozen.

Pred porotu krajskeho SOU
du skoncil v Presove sensacni
pr1pad S obzalovanym rolnf-
KEN Janem Lackou re Sedlice.
Statnf zastupitelstvi no zalo-
valo, re IA. Tfjna 1884 vecer
zastfelil v Sedlici oknem v krc-
me sed1cfho kamenickeho mi
stra stepana Kamenickeho.
Lacko stall pred porotou jiz pc
tfet1. Pc prve byl pfedloni ma
jare odsouzen k trestu smrti
provazem, ale Nejvyss1 soud
vyhovel zmatecn1 st1znosti je-
no obhajce a rozsudek zrusil.
Pc druhe loni v r1jnu odsoudili
Lacku k dozivotnf kaznici, ale
take tento rozsudek byl zru-
Sen. Nynf byl pc tfidennim
pTel1cen1 Lacko uznan nevin-
nym a %osvoboZen. Porotci, KITE
Fl sc presvedcili ma m1ste vraz-
dy o pomerech udavanych
svedky, nabyli presvedcen1, re
osoba, ktera byla tehdy ma mi
ste cinu, nemohla byt We tine
tax dobre poznana, ably Sc mo-
hlo bezpecne tvrdit, re to byl
Lacko. Obzalovany Sc pc &C.
lou dobu primal pouze k to-
mu, re I'll S Kamenickym v ne
pTatelstv1, ale stale tvrdil, re
no nezavrazdil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Novorozens " kopfivach.

Ma malo uzfvane polnf ceste
u Mrakova ma Domazlicku by
10 nalezeno plac1cf novoroze-
ne. Lezelo 1plne nahe We Wy
sokych kopTivach. Lide nebo-
zatko odnesli ma obecn1 Trad
do Tlumacova. Cetn1ci pax u
kopriv pTistihli stars1 zenu S
.koslkem v ruce. Zadrzeli il a
zjistili, re je to Anna Toman-
dlova z Pasecnice. S placem
vykladala, re jejf dcera Marie
cestou re Spankova domu po-
rodila decko. Donna sc S tim
sveTia matce. ODE sc domni-
valy, re je dfte mrtve. Nyni
sla pry dfte sebrat. Dfte, hol-
cicka, vsak zije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Francie ucinila Nemecku

- Francie ucinila Nemecku
nabfdku, ably Sc sdcastnilo w.
koristovanf jej1ch kolonif, z
nichz cast patr1vala Nemecku,
a byla pc svetove valce prirk-
nuta Francii. Ma podklade
toho planu by Nemecko zlska-
10 "a prGmyslove vyrobky.
Francouzske ministerstvo
kolonii v obave nemeckeho po-
zadavku vraceni kolonif, ozna-
milo ochotu studovati vymen-
ny liver ma podklade takove
dohody.
Prdmyslove vyrobky z Ne
mecka by byly uzity vyhradne
jen v koloniich.
Poole tohoto navrhu Meme
cko by dostalo gumu, bavlnu,
kavu, kakao, drevo, graft a O.
rechovy olej z francouzskych
koloni1 vymenou "a material,
ktery by byl pouzit ma stavbu
zeleznic, zlepsen1 ~pf1stav1,
cest a komunikace.
- Pr fade policejnfch ma
jezd1 v hlavn1m meste Mexika
bylo zatceno pres 20 osob, 0
nichz sc tvrdf, re jsou v podez-
feni re spiknutf ma zavrazde-
nj nynejsfho mexickeho presi-
denta, kterym jest Lazaro
Cardenas.
Tito domneli spiklenci pry
chteli vyhoditi dynamitem
zvlastnf Wax, az by president
Cardenas opet jel z hlavniho
mesta ma venek.
Az dosud mexicke 1rady
vsak nepotvrdily tyto povesti,
re bylo odhaleno nejake spik-
mutt prot zivotu presidenta re-
publiky.
Grady odeprely udati jme-
ma zatcenych osob. Jenom pri-
~pustily, Re mezi zatcenymi
spiklenci jsou take zeny. Vsi-
chni uvezneni byli zatceni pr
rade najezd1, S nimiz policie
zacala. V jednom z prohleda-
vanych dom1 byla pry naleze-
ma bednicka dynamitem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

Ma pGde otcovskeho domku
Sc obesil jednadvacetilety Pa
vel D1bravka z Rajce Ziliny,
ktery byl uz ctyri leta bez "a
mestnanf. Otec mu casio wy
tykal, re i kdyz neco vydela,
mic ma zivobytf media a re
vsechno prokour1. Nynf 81 W.
delal Pavel pri kopanf BRAN
Dor asi tTicet Kc. Otec mu zno-
WI vytykal, re vsecko prokou-
I'll, nacez syn rekl, re by nej-
radeji odesel Ia bratrem, KITE
ry sc pred rokem zastTelil pro
nestastnou lasku. Kdyz otec
odesel do tovarny ma sukna do
prace, vysel syn ma pGdu a o.
besil Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Uprchl v palbs pres hranice,
Ease Sc vratil a postal ST sam
pro cetniky.

Nedaleko Nasimeric byl
prot ocekavanf nahle dopa-
den Cyril Proxies, ktery pred
casem ~zastfelil cetnickeho
strazmistra Latala. Patran1
pc mem bylo uz zastaveno,
kdyz Sc zjistilo, re pTi pre-
strelce v lese sc mu podaTilo
uniknouti pres hranice do Ra-
kouska. Lehko zranen Pro
kes Sc vsak vratil druhy den
Ease zpet ma nase 1zem1. V
Nemecke Tynci pc posledn1 u
kradl $40 Kc. Odpoledne u
maven pronasledovanfm, Sc u
sadil "a hymny obce Nasime-
Tic. Male devcatko, ktere
nahodou potkal, 81 postal "a
5 Kc pro cigarety. Dal il Cd
cesty Is Kc. Kdyz jeho pocf-
mani pozorovaly dive zeny, vo-
lal ma ne: "Bezte to ffct Get
nik1m. ia sc jiz vzdam."
FrOkeS Dyl Jen V pOnOZkdcH.
Boty S prevlecn1kem odlozil v
.lese zaroven S revolverem. "a
MIN prisel strazmistr Sobot-
ka a diva Tide. Proxies Sc Jim
skutecne bez odporu vidal.
Byl dopraven do vazby kraj-
skeho soudu We Znojme. Je
mu dokazano SO kradez1, ale
setrva houzevnate ma tom, re
vrazdu ma strazmistru Latalo-
vi neprovedl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Vnucka Ondr. Hofera " CSR.

V libereckem klastere Ur-
sulinek zije 74leta Josefa Ho-
ferova. Je posledn1 pravnuc-
kou tyrolskeho narodn1ho mr.
diny bojfch "a svobodu On
dfeje Hofera. Narodila sc v
Solnohrade. Jej1 kmotrou by
la byvala mexicka c1saTovna
Charlotte, vdova pc zastfele-
mem mexickem cfsaTi Maxmi-
lianovi, bratru Frantiska Jose
ia I. Pred padesati Lefty vstou-
pila do radu v Kralfkach. Jake
absolventka videnske konser-
vatore Tidf chramovy zpev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

Osmasedesatileta Marie Ma
tejkova re Solnice ma Rych-
movsku byla jiz dels1 cas- ne
mocha. Pred svatkem Vsech
svatych Sc rozhodla, re Sc po-
diva ma hrbitov. Pomalu a
tezce dosla Ike hrbitovnim vra-
tim. A tesne u Mich sc nahle
skacela k zemi. Lide Sc k nj
sbehli a chteli j pomoci: sta
Eenka byla mrtva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Tficet cikanskych swatch
na iednou.

u Humenneho ma vychod.
Slovensku je cikanska osada.V
teto osade Sc konala zaj1mava
svatba. Najednou sc zenili tri
Get cikan1. Tamnejs1 kaplan
chodil jake misionar do osady
vykladat cikanIm bibli a tficet
cikann, kteTf Eli Sc svymi man
zelkami bez snatku, pfemluvil,
ably Sc ozenili. Svatba tTiceti
cikann byla pry hodne vesela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26

JednOu z neJZaJlmaveJSlch
kriminalistickych postav, ktere
kdy zav1taly do Brna, byl osm-
apadesatilety elegan, kdysi bo-
hac, velkoobchodnfk, casteji
vsak hochstapler a podvodnlk,
ale vzdy dobrodruh a muz Wy
soke hry, Simon Erich Alexan-
der, jenz byl v kvetnu 1885 v
Brine zatcen.
Alexander pfijel do Cesko-
slovenska a do Brna krasnem
luxusnlm autu, ktere vylakal,
Jak sc pozdeji ukazalo, ma jed
nom T1sskonemeckem slechtici.
Nepfijel sam, nybrz s mladic-
kou filmovou hereckou z V1d-
ne a vzbuzoval v hotelu i ma
brnenskych ulic1ch mnoho po-
zornosti.
TAX to slo v Brine nekolik
dnl, az pojednou ukazal Alex
ander svGj cich; nikym neva-
rowan uj1zdel i Sc spolecnicf We
SVEN auto z Brna prave neko-
lik malo hodin pfedtfm, nez
prisel telegram videnske poll
Gle, ably byl Alexander zatcen,
protoze vylakal va anglickem
plantazn1ku Iwesovi SEX ma
800 liber sterlinkd, to jest asi
$4,000 Kc.
Daleko vsak Alexander neu-
jel, nebot We Svitavach no do
padl i S jeho spolecnic1 cetnfk.
Alexander 81 potion pobyl asi
tyden ma nepr1vetivem brnen-
skem cejlu, kdyz pred po-
licejnfm 1Tednikem vypovedel
jeden z Observation-Disclosures Ii
votG velkoryseho hochstaple-
ra, jehoz stestf, obratnost a
vzacne madam pro podvodni-
cke Temeslo no strldave vyna-
sely a srazely.
Pr tom ovsem nezapomne]
Alexander zd1raznit, re tato
udob1, kdy kolotoc jeho karie-
ry byl dole, nebyla nikdy dlou-
ha. Alexander byl potion wy
dan rakouskym 1radGm a We
Vfdni byl odsouzen ma rok dc
zalare, ktery 81 take odpykal.
Nyn1 prichazf do Brna zpra-
va. re Alexander ma Ceskoslo-
vensko nezapomnel. Kdyz BY
propulsion z vfdenskeho we've.
nj, z Rakouska zmizel, ably sc
teprve pred nedavnem vynofi.
V Italii, ovsem jiz Ease pine
slave a lesku, S autem, S homo.
st1 pence a We spolecnosti neja.
Ike danny.
Jeste sc AMI dobTe nevi, &C
vsechno Alexander Ease pro.
vedl, nez sc "a tax kratkou do.
bu opet vysvihl, ale nyn1 uz JIG
v italskem vezen1 aspon proto
re padelal ceskoslovensky &c.
stovnf pas, vystaveny csl. ge.
neralnfm konsulatem We V1dn
ma jmeno ctyTiactyricetileteh
pomocneho deln1ka Karla Ko.
ware, bydl1c1ho We V1dni, a Il
Sc S tfmto pasem vydaval v I
talii "a csl. statnfho pr1slusn1
ka.
Italska policie take hned
zjistovala Alexandrovu minu
lost, pfi cemz sc znovu ukaza
la jeho originalnost a temei
neuveritelna protfelost a cd
vaha: muz, jenz menf evrop
ske zeme s takovou lehkost
a samozrejmostf jake hotelovt
pokoje, ba ktery 81 nekolikra'
jiz zajel i do Severnl a Jiznl A
meriky, je bez jakekoliv stain
pr1slusnosti, ba naopak je We
den v evidence policejn1ho re
ditelstvf kazdeho vetsiho mes
ia prave jake padelatel past.
Nynf je tedy Alexander zno
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Nesfastna nahoda. zavinila
Smrt.

56lety Juraj Cerjan, zelez-
nicni zrizenec z Turc. Sv. Mar
tina, 81 vysel nedavno rano Sc
synem Julien do turcanskych
hor ma low. Ma chv1li Opel pu-
sku O kmen stromu, ale Java
dill O kohoutek zbrane. Strela
zasahla otce do leve nohy a
nez mohl byt osetren, otec w.
krvacel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
DSti usetrily million.

Jake v jinych mestech, tax
i v Breclavi podeluje tamni
sporitelna nejmladsi skolaky
vladimir knizkami v den spo-
rivosti, slavery ma celem svete.
Ia deset let usetrilo 1915 tam
nejsich deti pres million Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Ceskoslovensko ma 800 bojo-
VYch letadeI.

Casopis anglicke kralovske
aeronauticke spolecnosti pfi-
nasf nejnovejs1 odhad o letec-
KEN zbrojen1 leteckych velmo-
CT. Take Ceskoslovensko je u
vedeno v seznamu osmi letec-
kych velmocl Sc svymi 800 le-
tadly f.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22
Great Volumes Of Letters Pour In On Astrologer As He Helps Democrat
 Readers To Peer Into The Future
Permit Son to Make
 Decision

Mrs. o. L. A. Our son has re- quested us to help him make de- cision as to a job which has been offered. What do you think would be best for him to do?
 Ans. Madam; I realize that you do not want your son to leave home, but the proposition which has been offered for him to go to South America and work on this particular project is one that should not be passed by unrecognized. He Is capable of handling the work very satisfac- torily, and there are very few young men getting the opportunity he now ahs to start out on such a good job. This question is not up to yOu to solve. Let him make the decision for himself. see him leaving in the next two weeks.
 Mrs. x. T. E. What does my hus- band do when he goes out of eve- nirgs alone?
 Ans. The vibration I receive de- notes your husband is having an affair with another woman. You have heard many rumors to this effect, but have not permitted your self to believe them. This is one time when having too much con- fidence in your husband was not very good. You two people will never be happy and successful in your married life. I advise you to leave him before it comes to 8 more serious atmosphere in your home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-22

Miss R. G. P. Would 1t be wise for me to leave home as I now plan, and get a job in some other city?
 Ans. It is quite evident that you are not satisfied living in a home with your step-father. My friend, you possess enough experience to be able to secure position in some other city, therefore, my advice is to make the change. You should have more peace, continent, pleasure and enjoyment out of life.
 Mrs. Wm. T. B. When will be in better condition to help my husband out of his present diff cultieS?
 Ans. My science reveals that by continuing to follow the orders of your physician he will be able to bring much improvement in your behalf soon. This will enable you to assist your husband in his present financial distress. In the next two or three years it will be possible to build the home which you both long for now.