davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, March 8. W.P-
Stocks which rose in price far out
numbered those which went down
on the Los Aneles Stock Exchange
today. Eighteen issues were up, 10
were down, and Is were unchanged.
Sales included: Citizens Bank 100
shares 431s, unchanged; Security
First National $50 shares 81, un-
changed; l.. A. Industries 1,100
shares So, up Is; Pacific Finance
100 shares 30ls, up IS; Transamer-
ica 1890 shares 162s, unchanged.
In the oil division Bandini sold
1,2O0 shares 72I, up a: Consolidat-
ed 500 shares 164, up Y Exeter
4,700 shares s120, unchanged; Lin
coin 1000 shares .49, UP one cent;
Republic Petroleum 200 shares 11A
down Is; Standard Oil of Califor-
mia 100 shares ATS, up Il; Union
Oil 1000 shares 2e4, up Il.
There were 200 shares of Gener-
al Motors sold at 681a. up 3: Lock-
heed Airplanes 100 shares 15ss, up
Is; Ryan Aeronautical Corp. 100
shares at 3, up Is Edison common
200 shares 255s, down Is; Southern
Pacific 300 shares 81 up one point
to a new high.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March 3. W.P)-The
stock market pushed through to new
peaks since 1881 today in a heavy
buying movement setoff by an
nouncement Of the new United
States Steel Corporation labor
agreement.
The advance was one Of the
broadeSt of the year, railroad join
ing steel shares in bullish demon
stration. Trading volume, which at
times forced tickers 4 minutes late,
crossed the 100000 share level for
the first time since February 5.
United States Steel opened 10000
shares at the new high of 12012
and then rapidly pushed through to
high level since 1881, above 124.
The stock was buoyant in London
prior to the New York opening.
Bethlehem made a new high since
1880 around 103 Each gained more
than points. Youngstown Sheet &
Tube opened with 7 point ad-
vance, Gulf States made a high on
more than 5 points advance and
almost all steel issues made new
peaks for more than year.
Rails came into prominence and
many went into new highs for the
year and longer as the Dow Jones
railroad average jumped to the
highest level since 1881.
Heavy buying developed in air.
craft shares with United Aircraft
the leader as 1t gained more than
q point TO above 80. Douglas cross
ed SO for more than point gain.
Metal shares strengthened on bet
ter prices for export copper with
CerrO de Pasco making a new high
on more than 2 points gain, Ken
recott crossing 81 for a new high
and more than 2 points advance,
while Anaconda equaled its high
on a fractional gain. Chrysler was
q strong spot adding more than
points TO the 6iz points gain re-
corded yesterday. General Motors,
however. held around the previous
close.
Cotton gained $125 a bale to re-
cord highs dating back to 1894.
Grains Softened.
The Dow Jones Industrial aver
age closed at new high since 1881
at 1929, up 298; the railroad aver
age was at a new high since 1881
at 6o.52, up l.62, while the utility
average lost 0.09 to 34.1l.
Trading was the heaviest OF the
year. approximately 3,570000 shares
with l,020, 900 shares coming in the
final hour. Approximate transae-
tons yesterday We're 2.290,000.
-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
Auction Philosophy
BY d. L. ZINN

Folks, the supreme courts old boys over 70 can
retire full pay at 70. Twenty thousand per year.
Not bad, eh? Will they retire? My guess is no.
Had my first accident Sunday. Came around
in the road just south of the boat house Cuya-
maca and bumped slap dab into guy head Snow
about foot deep each side of the road and the
road sushy. Set my brakes and just skidded into
'em Cracked up rib for Rex, skinned up the Mrs.
little smashed few tenders That's what old desert
rat gets for foon' in the | have the
mountains beautiful The main road is in excel
lent shape and springs everywhere Cuyamaca lake is
chuck full of water.
Congratulations Logan. 1t takes a good golf player
to beat that old horse Don Rex you deserve plenty
of pats the back and should have had Don and
picture the front page Championships don't come
every day. my lad.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
DUCE TELLS HOW HE MAINTAINS HEALTH DESPITE STRAIN
29O HOURS OF
SUNSHINE FOR
MONTH OF FEB.

February was a month of sun
shine as far as Imperial Valley was
concerned, for regardless of heavy
rains elsewhere, the valley had 290
hours of sunshine out of possible
308 hours, according to Howard Em-
mons, observer for the U. S. weather
bureau.
Temperatures were considerably
higher than those in January, the
mean temperature being 5787, with
the mean maximum of "a, and a
mean minimum of Ats.
The maximum temperature for
the month was "a on Feb. 18, and
%, and the minimum, 81 on Feb. l
and 10. The greatest range in tenn
peratures was As degrees.
Total PRECIPITATION for the month
was IA inches and the total wind
movement was 3416 miles with an
hourly average of five miles. The
highest velocity, "a miles per hour,
was reported at 5 pm. on Feb. 25.
Colorado river discharge in Feb
ruary at the Grand Canyon was
$4,000 acre feet, while last Febru-
ary's was $4,000. Discharge at Par
ker below the dam was 481 900
acre feet. Williams river twice sent
high water into the Colorado above
Parker and the Gila river twice was
bank full
Estimated storage behind Boulder
dam was 100000 acre feet on
March /.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, March 8. UP
Demand and trading continued
slow on most lines at generally un-
changed prices.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley dry pack
4 doz s323-s3.35; 5 doz. s2.65-$2.75;
75s, sl.50-S1 .65; 120s, s1.00-$l is;
PiSmo-Oceano doz. $500; San
Luis Obispo doz. $500: IS SITS.
Peas: Santa Barbara County
bushel hampers s4.50-S4.75; 30-lb.
crates, few $3.50; bush 14-15c. Fair
quality 10-12c. Ventura County,
11-12c. San Pedro 7-10c. San Diego
County pole 17-18c. Bush 12-14c.
Tomatoes: INLAND 4-basket crates
9-tops $250-$3. 90; lbs $2.50-$2.75;
poor quality S1.50-$2.00; los S1.50-
SITS; 20s s1.00-$1.25; Mexico strip
ped, firsts 12-13c. Circles lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
Imperial Valley Press

Published every afternoon ex-
cept Saturday and buEday fSat-
urday afternoon issue now sue
ceeded by The Post-Press, Sun
days) by the Imperial Valley
Publishing Company. 625 State
street. Ell Centro, California.
post Office as second class mat,
ter.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. G.
Johnston, vice-president n q
general manager; u. A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor.
n. c. Mogensen & Co.. National
Advertising Representatives.
Member California Newspaper
Publishers' Association.
Subscription Rates: Be per copy
In conjunction with The POST
Press; per month soc; Paid in
Advance: q morths, s1.65;
msnths. s3.2B: One 3sae. 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
BLAST CAUSES
QUAKE SCARE

An earthquake" that startled Ell
Centro residents early Wednesday
morning was revealed today as
minor explosion at a gas company
plant on the outskirts OF the city.
Fire which followed the blast at
the Natural Gas Corp. plant on
North Fourth street was quickly
extinguished. Damage was estimat-
ed at $1,000
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, March 3. W.D-Furth-
er advances in world markets gave
temporary firmness TO wheat prices
here today. but selling induced by
heavy undertone in coarse grains
erased the early gains and substi-
tuted small losses.
At the close wheat was lz-% cent
lower, may sl.33; new corn y rent
lower TO 70 cent higher, may 81 lO6ss
old corn unchanged 70 X cent low
cent lower. may ASS cents.
Traders were cheered by further
demand for cash wheat and reports
that flour mills in the southwest
last week ran at l05 per cent Of ca
pacity.
Liverpool wheat prices closed q
2is pence higher following an ad-
vance 10 new highs at Buenot Aires.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
Funeral Held For
AlOnzO Mccain,
Automobile Victim

Funeral services for Alonza A.
Mccain, 38. who lost his life in an
automobile accident near Coyote
Wells Sunday night, We're conduct
ed in Julian Tuesday morning.
He was born IN Julian March 81.
1895, and had made his home in
the Seeley area for many years. He
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
SEVENTY FARM
LEADERS MEET
IN CONFERENCE

I
More than 70 farm leaders from
the five southern counties OF Cali
fornia met in Tustin Monday for
the first rural leadership school
ever conducted by the California
Farm Bureau Federation, initiated
as an experiment in training farm
men and women for positions of
rural leadership and responsibility.
Accomplishment of the organiza-
tion, problems facing agriculture
and the part played by the farm
bureau in a constructive program
for the advancement of agriculture
and American farm life were the
chief subjects discussed.
"Agriculture's only hope for tH
solution of its problems" said r. w
Blackburn of Thermal, state pres
ident, lies through the power OF
organization. The farm bureau Of
fers the best and most effective
vehicle through which farmers in all
walks of life are obtaining the rep
resentation in legislative halls which
is translated into remedial meas
ures." Blackburn is a member of
the national farm bureaus execu-
tive committee, which is said to be
one of the most powerful legislative
influences in the national capital.
Others who appeared on the pro-
gram were: Alex johnson, secretary
treasurer of the state. federation;
j. j. Deuel., head of the state law
and utilities department; Mrs. Henry
w. Ahart, chairman of the state
farm home department Frank s.
Pierce, organization and recreation
specialist. a
Those who attended from Inn
perial Valley were: Mrs. j. r. South
worth, county home department
chairman; Mrs. S. f. Robinson
chairman of the joint farm bureau
home department committee on
medical care and disqualification,
and Miss Florence Glenn. home
demonstration agent.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
Market Quotations
L. A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, March 3. W.P)-
Livestock.
Hogs $50, about steady; grain
fed S1025-s1060. quotable tops
$19.75. Locals Sl0-Sl040
Cattle 1900, slow to steady Med
ium to good steers S8.10-S900, few
feeder steers S6.50-S700. Heifers
S690-$810, good cows s64O-S70 90.
common to medium S5.50-s625, cut
ter grades S400-S5 25, bulls $685.
$3.50. Calves 300, steady. few veal
ers to S11.50. Calves S725-S925.
Sheep none. Good wooled lambs
quoted to $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
L. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES, March g. Up)--
Corn, Transcontinental ..$2.45-2.50
Corn, yellow flint ...........$1 .95-2.00
Wheat, Cal. sacked 81 S1921a-1971s
Barley, Cal, white
marious, sacked 50. .00-2.05
Barley, Cal, Feed, sacked s1.95-2.00
Milo Cal, sacked e$1871s -192R
Kaffir, No. White, sacked $1.95-2.00
Oats, Cal, sacked .$195-200
Millfeeds, red & write ..S1.80-185
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
rTsss

was engaged in the dairy and ranch
Ing business.
His survivors are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Mccain; two
sisters and five brothers. all resi-
dents Of the Seeley area.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
By WEBB MILLER

Copyright, 1887, by United Press)
ROME, March 3. WP)-Premier
Benito Mussolini described today the
methods of life which permit him
to work from IL to "A hours day
and maintain his health under the
unremitting strain to which he has
been subjected as head of the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
Markers at
a Glance

Bonds irregularly higher.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign Exchange easy.
Cotton higher.
Grains, wheat off x to IS; new
cosn = lower TO p higher; old corn
unchanged 10 Z lower: oats e to
! & lower; rye off q 10 q.
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
HAS SIMPLE DIET,
WITH FEW MEATS

lives and works. eats drinks and enjoys recreation with view
preserving his health the worlds
strenuous jobs The obtained by Webb Miller
the latter also a becoming
O.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03

Imperial Valley hay recently sold
for S22 per ton f. o. b. the ranch,
the highest price since pre-depres-
sion days.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
LETTUCE PRICE
(Federal-State Market Service)

Imperial Valley Tuesday shipped
IS carloads of lettuce to a rising
market. SIS sold for $3.75. 6s and
80s brought $275 and Cos $1.50
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
FINAL DECREE GRANTED

A final decree of divorce was
granted in superior court Wednes.
day to Edward Hopper from Ma.ie
Hopper on the grounds OF Wlful
desertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
CARROT PRICES

Thirty-one carloads of carrots left
Imperial Valley Tuesday. Market
demand was fair with prices up to
SIPS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03

Petaluma, Sonoma county. ship
ped 449 out of the 1872 cars OF eggs
sent East from California in 1896.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
L. A. BUTTER e EGGS

LOS ANGELES, March 3. Ug-
Butter and eggs:
Butter: extra 3slz, prime firsts
80, standards 32ls. undergrade 31h.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. March 3. WR)-
u. s. No. ] extra leafy -$3000-31 90
u. 8. No. .....-.-.-.-..-.-.--...- sz8 30 % 90
u. 8. No. 2 leafy ............-.- 81 00-280 90
u. 8. No. 2 .-..---S2o.0O-26 90
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
L. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES. March 3. WP-
Security-First Natl. -...... 81 57A
Transamerica .................. f6ss l61z
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-03
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. March 3. UP
Hens, Leghorns, 2A TO BIZ lbs. 15c
Hens, Leghorns, over 3A and up
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Tretf petiletka sovetske-

= Tretf petiletka sovetske-
no svazu, jejfmz cflem je edo
honiti a predciti Ameriku" ma
byva jiz konecne formy v ru-
kou ruskych pr6myslovych
vddcG. Jeji prevalent die vse-
no zapocne l. ledna 1888, i
hned pc ukoncenl petiletky
druhe. Predbezna data uka-
zuj1, re nebude oddechu v in
tensivn1m naporu industrializo-
vat tuto technicky zaostalou
zemi, pokud mono behem
jedne generace.
Ackoliv plan ma kterem pra
cuj1 sta inzenyr1 a kreslic1 ne
nj jeste ucelen, dosud uvefej-
nenena data naznacuj1, re So
vetska vlada troufa provesti We
tfetlm obdob1 pr1myslnosti Vi
ce nez bylo dokazano v pellet
kach prve a druhe. Druha ak
ce byla jiz prohlasena Ia plny
1spech, a stavitele narodn1ho
prdmyslu dnes jiz v~zhlfzej1 ku
petiletkam sedme a osme, KITE
re nebudou provedeny al kon-
Gem let 1860 a 1865.
Planovaci predpokladaj1, re
behem prfst1ch 25 let pocet O.
byvatel Ruska Sc rozmnoz1 o
plnych 1875, 900, 900, take jeho
nyneJsl pocet It's, 00O,OO0 stou-
pne ma 0O,00O,0 900. Pocet rus
kych porodd sc skoro zdvojna-
sobil cd r. 1886, kdy vlada "a
Gala podnecovati tvoren1 vel
kych robin.
Metou prfsst1 petiletky Dude
zvysiti produktivost ruskeho
deln1ka, ktera dosud pokulha-
va re srovnanf S vykonnost1
deln1ka americkeho.
= Ruska vyprava ma severn1
tocne oznamuje, re ma polu OBJ
jevila ptac1 zivot, coz by bylo
bezpecnou znamkou, re v po-
larn1ch vodach jsou dosud ne
objevene zeme.
Clenove druziny DIR. Otty J.
Schmidta, byli ma strait "a no.
din, kdyz zpozorovali let Ger
nob1leho ptaka podobneho rae
kovi, kterych jest hojne u Sc
veroatlantickeho pobrezi. Oh.
jew vedatory prekvapuje, neE
byli pfesvedceni re ma tocne
nen1 ptakG ami zv1rat.
- Re $4,000 cestujiclch '
anglickych letadlech prislo v r
1884 jen 9 osob o zivot pfi pro.
vozu. Primer sestileteho pro.
vozu ma leteckych linkach oo
r. 1929 az do r. 1886 vykazuje
jen l smrtelny 1raz ma 200 ii
sic cestuj1c1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11

chovnych 1stavG, mezinarod-
nostnlch rad a pod. Jejich Gin
most zahrnuje pravidelne ud1-
len1 rad We vecech naturalisac-
mich a pristehovaleckych. Mno-
he organisace venuji Sc tez IL
dovychove zTizovanim kursI, v
nichz sc vyucuje anglicin6 a
obcanske nauce, zat1m co jine
snaz1 Sc vzbuditi zajem v Anne
rice rozenych deti pfistehoval-
CT zTizovanfm klub1 a krouz-
XII, jejichz dcelem je podporo-
vati rekreacn1 cinnost, pofada7
tt lidov6 oslavy, vystavky a
pod, a jimi buditi 1ctu mlade-
re pro tradice rodic1. Mnohe
americke organisace vyhleda-
vaji pfi tom spolupraci priste-
hovaleckych organisacl, koste-
III, dobrocinnych spolkd, atle-
tickych klubG, dramatickych a
peveckych krouzki a pod.
Clanek slecny Schibsbyove,
pojednavaj1cf O pTistehoval-
c1ch a jejich detech, je pouze
Ijedn1m z mnoha jinych zajfma-
1vych pf1spevkd do Social
Work Year Book. Tato kn1z-
ka je v pravde encyclopedia
organisovane cinnosti americ-
kych socialn1ch pracovn1kI. u
porovnan1 S poslednlm c1slem
z roku 1885, obsahuje letosn1
vydani mnoha pojednan1 O no.
vych socialn1ch zT1zen1ch, jake
je ma pr. zakon o socialn1m "a
bezpecenf, nouzove prace, CT
vilnf konservacnf sbory, starch
nj pense, svepomocne koopera-
tivy atd. DGlezitou staff knlz-
ky je seznam 1920 narodn1ch a
statnich dstavG, zabyvaj1cfch
Sc socialn1 prac1. Redaktorem
Social Work Year Book ma
rok 1887 byl Russell H. Kurtz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Ucet socialniho zebezpeceni o.
tevren pro 26,61O.466 "a
mestnancHE.

2,711.7O8 zamestnavateld re
vsech moznych odvetv1 prdmy-
stu ocelafskeho, automobilove-
no, textilniho, dTevafskeho,
stavebn1ho atd. atd. ohlasilo
Social Security Board, re po-
Get jejich zamestnancu, spada-
j1c1 pod federaln1 nar1zen1 O
starobn1ch pozitc1ch poole "a
kona O socialn1m zabezpeceni,
dosahl poctu 26,696.137. z
mich 26,61O.466 sc jiz pfihlasi-
10 a dostalo poradove c1slo So
cialn1ho zabezpeceni.
Nejvetsf pocet zadosti dosel
re sesti prGmyslovych statu z
New Yorku, z New Jersey, z
Pennsylvania, z Delaware, z
Marylandu a re Zapadn1 Vir-
ginie; druhych sest nejcetneJi
zastoupenych stat1 bylo sest
statd centralnfch, vychodne cd
Mississippi a to Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky a
Wisconsin.
New York je ma prvem mlste
Sc svymi 3,948.O 900 zamestnan-
ci, jimz byl 1cet socialniho "a
bezpecenf otevTen. V Pennsyl-
vanii zazadalo O poTadove CT
slo 2,517,871 zamestnancu, v
Illinois 2,O28.961, v Ohio l.
698.698, v Kalifornii 1871
800, V Massachusetts 1,374.187
a V New Jersey 1,O77.369. NeJ-
meme zadost1 1858 doslo z
Nevady.
Celia Tada lid vydelecne Gin
nych ma farmach, v domac-
nostech soukromych DON'T, v
nevydelecnych vzdelavac1ch a
dobrocinnych organisacfch atd
nema v pr1tomnosti naroku ma
zadne starobnf pozitky. Mes
mime vsak ~zapomenouti, &c
kterykoli zamestnanec zmine.
nych skupin spada pod nyneJsI
program socialn1ho zabezpece'
nj, jakmile 81 najde pracl
prdmyslovem nebo obchodnln
podniku, a to bez ohledu ma to
pracuji-li V tonic podniku, pl
ny cas- nebo jen nekolik hodi1
tydne, anebo je-li toto zamest
mani trvale nebo jenom docas
ne. Kazdy takovyto zamestn:
nee ma ne~prodlene podati "a
dost Ia ucet socialn1ho zabez
peceni u nejblizsfho postovni
no uradu.
Social Security Board oceka
Iva, re jeho zaznamy budo1
,ljednou obsahovati 40, 100000
1americkych zamestnancG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Natal vraha ma prfibuzneho.

Pred nekolika lety napsali z
Ameriky pf1buzn1 rolnikovi ia
nu Karabovi z Drahovcu u Pr
stan, re prodaj1 sve pozemky
We vlasti. On tyto pozemky
znal, l1bily Sc mu a chtel 81 je
koupit, ale napTed sc O tom ra-
dill Sc sym pT1buznym Petrem
Karabou.
Petr no ale pTedesel a po-
zemky koupil sam. Jan Petra
zaloval, ale nepochodil a pred
nejvyssfm soudem uzavrel ra-
deli sm1r a zaplatil 49, Kc
soudn1ch 1trat.
Jan sliboval proto Petrovi
pomstu a pokusil Sc najmouti
cikana Lakatose z Pfstan, ably
Petra zabil. Cikan sc toho pod
niku bal a doporucil mu druhe-
no cikana, pro nasil1 jiz nekoli-
KRAFT trestaneho. Svedl je tez
dohromady, ale nekdo zaslechl
jejich rozmluvu O vrazde a u
dial to.
Cetnfci pax najateho vraha
sledovali a zatkli no cestou do
DrahovcG. Mel u sebe nabity
revolver a primal Sc, re chtel
"a slfbene 1000 Kc Petra Ka-
rabu odpravit. Byl odevzdan
soudu a S MIN byl zatcen j Jan
lKaraba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Americke organisace zajimajl
Sc O blaho pristehovalcE.
F. L. I. S.

Slecna Marian Schisby z CT
zojazycne informacn1 sluzby,
jejiz clanek Immigrants and
their Children objevil Sc v
prave vydanem Social Work
Year Book" nakladem Russell
Sage Foundation, vypoc1tava
nejmene Is americkych NEST,
v nichz pracujf americke orga-
nisace, berouc1 zivy zajem o Ii
vot pristehovalcn.
Amerika 81 uz dlouho uvedo-
mule, re move sem pfichazeJlcl
Tide potrebujf zvlastn1 ochrany
majf-li. dspesne zdolati takove
prekazky,jako je jejich nezna-
lost reel, americkych zvyk6 a
zrfzeni a casio i takove, jakou
,jsou nasledky chudoby. Prvy
emigracni spolek byl zalozen
dobrocinnymi obcany Filadel-
fie roku 1894 "pro poskytova-
nj informaci a prispen1 osobam
iez Sc pristehovavaj1 do Spoje-
nych Statn z ciz1ch zeml." Kon
Gem prve poloviny d~eyatenac-
teho stoleti vesly v cinnost pr
We spolky a jednoty, zalozene
pristehovalci samymi; dnes po-
kryva sit takovychto organise
CT celou Zemi.
Deprese a dnes platne pfl-
stehovalecke restrikce snlzily
|znacnou merou pTfliv cizin-
CD do Spojenych Statd; po-
treba einnosti We prospect
pristehovalcG zystava vsak v
podstate stale nezmenena. Ia
to zeme zdstava i nadale vytou
zenym cilem milionI, a k jejlm
breh1m stale prij1zd1 az dosud
vice pristehovalcn, nez do KITE
rekoli jine zeme. Cd roku 1924
kdy pfistehovalecky zakon We
Sci v platnost, bylo sem pfipus-
teno pres diva miliony pfisteho-
valcnG. Roku 1880 zilo We Spoje-
nych Statech 14,204, 149 v CHI
ne rozenych lid1. Spolu s je.
jich v Americe narozenyml
detmi dosahoval jejich pocet
pres 40, 900, 900, eli takrka je'
dnu tretinu cele populace Spo.
jenych StatG.
Jenom We ctyrech statech -
v Kalifornii, v Delaware, v
| Massachusetts, a v New York;
i nalezaji sc verejne 1stavy
jez sc zabyvaj1 prisp1van1m CT
zincGm. Vsechny ostatn1 orga'
nisace tohoto druhu byly zalo'
zeny soukromymi osobami. Me
ri ne poc1taj1 Sc takove organi
SAGE, jake jsou Foreign Ian
guage information Service, In
ternational Migration Service
National Catholic Welfare Cor
ference, Hebrew Sheltering &
Immigrant Aid Society. D1le
Ute misto mezi v1ce-mene spe
cialisovanymi organisacemi "a
uj1majf international Insti
tutes", nalezaj1cf Sc We 81 mes
tech. Jine organisace tohot'
druhu skryvajf Sc pod jmen:
"citizen's bureau, amerikani
lsacnfch rad a vybor6, lidovy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
Jamaica Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purs., 81. 900: claiming;
pp .nd :-y ss.roids; 8 furlonEs
kesn SCI! Service ,f. fG,,b.ro 81 81 81
DetSnation aArearo) rs
Also ran-Maesun. Depend. Flushing
IN. SECOND CONF s E;A4cEwr.... $, 900: claim.
ha . Hour c, nna SD ipro s
Free As.in Horn 90 IL
Red John. Glenbreom. Gold crsss. Social
THIRD RACE-rurse. $1,000: elias. c
GG Fan H.oi s-ye.r.s,d' and up su!lonss:
Besi.teak !Werkmsnj as
Also r.nE4ovn.m.n. Epte.l. ,.e. in
the Box and Miss Rainbow.
FOURTH RACE-Pu,... $4,000 added:
the Rosedale Stakes; 2-year-olds; Niles;
!? inh hs5;'n sGi!b.ro Ia GU. gu,
Invoke tSchuitzb 81 Ak
fToleo oW01kman) 40
Also rsn"Miyato. Rag. and fei T.s. and
a-whe..ley Stable and Bel.ir stud
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 added;
the Excelsior Handicap; 3.year-oldy and
UP; l ia miles.
Thorson tRayl 81 a-S ;-1c
Memory Book tArcaroD 6-5 10
Whopper tGiIberO Ia
Time. 1:43+S.
~ Also ran-our Reich, Isolatsr and
SIXTH RACE-Pur.e. $1,000 added:
Class Handicap; 3-year- eids and up;
l ii miles.
Sandy Boot (RAy) 81 IL 1-,O
Round Table (Gilbert) rs IL
Twice (ArcaFo) Ont
Time-l:4S.
Alse ran-BriEht PIsmase and Jimmie
Cabaniss.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 1000, claim.
Ing; 3-year-Oids and up; ia miles
Pitter Pat Dubois) 81 Al as
Madonna tSarno) 3.5 I-5
Miss Dignity tStansrd) 40
Time. I:48.
Also ran--a Glitterins. Tsmah. Spur
Flower. Westy's Duchess. dangerous, Mar.
free. GallopinG. Chief Mourner,
AIRS. E. d. Jacobs entry.