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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24


ing injuries that required Johnston
tc be taken to the prison hospital
The attack occurred while War
den Johnston was inspecting a
lineup of prisoners.
Suddenly, without warning, one
of the convicts, Burton Phillips,
leaped out of line after the warden
passed.
He rushed toward the warden and
began pummeling him fiercely.
Warden Johnston battled with
!. his attacker. Guards rushed and
&helped him overcome Phillips.
tOther guards with drawn rifles
kept the remainder OF the convicts
lineup at bay.
Bleeding, Johnston was rushed
to the hospital. His wounds were
dressed. X-rays were taken to
determine the seriousness of his in
jurjes.
Several moments later, however.
10 of these convicts announced they
were ON a sit~down strike and that
they would refuse to perform their
various tasks in the prison shops
and yards.
From the prison hospital Warden
Johnston telephoned the following
statement:
\ About 100 prisoners refused to
work at their tasks and in the
shops and departments OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
DUCE LEAVES
FOR TALK WITH
NAZI DICTATOR
Thousands of Italians
Cheer Leader as
Trip Starts

ROME, Sept. "a. (UP)-
Premier Benito Mussolini,
head of Fascist Italy, left by
special train today for a
four-day visit with Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler, German Nazi chief
tain-a visit intended to show the
world that the dictators are united
against any who oppose either.
Thousands of Fascist workmen
with bands, stood with officials at
the railroad station to cheer Mus
solini. Soldiers and Fascist militia
men presented arms and played the
National and Fascist anthems. Air
planes flew overhead as the train
left. Officials estimated at 100000
the crowd that bade Mussolini fare
well.
He is to arrive at Munich tomor-
row, leave there tomorrow night to
attend the big German army man
euvers on the Baltic coast, arrive
in Berlin Monday, be a fellow
speaker with Hitler at the Olympic
stadium Tuesday, and leave We'd
neSday.
Mussolini selected this retinue to
accompany him: Count Galeazzo
Ciano, his son-in-laW ani foreign
minister; Achille Starace, secretary
general of the Fascist party; Dino
Alfieri, minister of press and pro-
paganda (called now minister of
popular culture) AMI his private
secretary, Osvaldo Sebastiani.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Denhardt Killing
Blamed on Vision
OF His Dead Sister

SHELBYVILLE, KY, Sept. "a.
W.P)-Roy Carr, with his brothers
DR.. f. S. and Jack Garr-accused
of the murder of Brig. Gen Henry
H. Denhardt, restified in his ex-
amining trial here today that the
vision" of his dead sister and
the sight Of Denhardt reaching for
his hip pocket started the shooting
which resulted in Denhardt's death
here late Monday night
Denhardt was slain on the eve
of his second murder trial in con-
nection with the death of Mrs.
Verna Carr Taylor, sister of the
Carr brothers and Denhardt's fian-
Gee.
Il feared Denhardt," Roy Carr
testified in Judge Harry S. Walters
crowded courtroom.
II knew he killed my sister and
I was afraid he'd kill u.s."
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Board Jurisdiction
Over 29OO Citrus
Men Challenged

LOS ANGELES, Sept. "a. U.P)-
Challenging jurisdiction of the ma
tlonal labor relations board over
the approximately 1900 workers in
the citrus industry, the North Whit
tier Heights Citrus association to-
day asked dismissal of a complaint
of the Citrus Packing House Work.
ers union, A. F. of L.. affiliate, cit
ing the company for asserted failure
to reinstate a number of workers
after a Today shutdown in the
plant.
The union charged the employees
were not re-instated because of
their union activities.
Attorneys Tor the association ar
gued that its business was agricul-
tural and therefore did not come
within the scope of the Wagner
Labor act,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
ENROLMENT
AHEAD OF '36

Slight increase in enrolment in
all Ell Centro schools is reported
at the end of the first week as
compared with registration at the
same time last year.
FL Centro elementary schools re-
port a total registration of 1912 as
compared to 1877 last year; high
school enrolment is 639 against
e35 last year; and junior college,
l48 against 1913 the previous year.
Enrolment by schools is; Wash
ington, 231 in 1897 and 222 in 1886;
Harding, 448 this year and 1859 last
year; Mckinley 255 in 1887 and 3l2
in 1886; Wilson, 1878 this year AMI
274 last.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Slip
Thru Picket Lines

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a. U.P)
-Four thousand members of the
American Federation of Labor
TeamSters Union picketed San
Francisco harbor's waterfront but
longshoremen, affiliated with the
Committee for Industrial Organiza-
ton Slipped peacefully through the
lines to work today.
There was bit OF minor pushing
and showing between the rivals,
both fighting for control of ware
housemen, but no violence was re-
ported by police.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
FLEET PLEDGED TO
GUARD AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. U.P)-
The United States Navy today
Pledged protection to American ma
tionals in China no matter what
the danger to naval personnel.
The pledge stands good for the
duration of the Sino-Japanese con-
flict, the navy announced.
Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, COM
mander of the U. S. Asiatic fleet,
advised all vessels under his com
nand that nationals must be pro-
tected even if they disregarded
warnings AMI opportunities to leave
danger zones.
Yarnell announced that Ameri
can armed forces cannot BE- with
drawn from Chinese areas without
bringing great discredit" on the
navy. He announced determination
to keep the war craft at their posts
regardless of the fact that such
action may expose American vessels
and American seamen to great
danger.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24

create by electric power, the public
will find some way to use it.
you here know of farm Families
who have had to leave their homes
in the drouth areas. People who
couldn't make a go of it at home
were forced to leave home to avoid
starvation.
"For all those people, believe
it is the duty of the government
to provide them with land where it
is possible for them to make a liv-
ing.
1T was all worth while. 1t is a
better country for having spent in
the last five years more than we
took in in taxes. Don't let anyone
deceive you. The federal govern
ment is not going broke"
Mr. Roosevelt's associates are
jubilant as the special sped onward
from noisy Iowa welcomes toward
states of prominent boilers. Some
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24

OF the caSultieS, Chinese army
spokesmen said, were from shell
shock.
After a 14-hour steady barrage,
the Japanese raised their line of
fire. Tanks went over the top from
the japanese trenches and the in
fantry followed. Chinese artillery
then went into action. Chinese re-
ports said, anu with the aid of
trench mortars and machine guns
stopped the attack. Chinese then
counter-attacked and late this af-
ternoon fighting still proceeded.
Chinese spoke highly of the brav-
cry of the Japanese infantrymen
and said they continually exposed
themselves to fire. The result, how
ever, was heavy losses.
At Marking, the capitals popu-
lation awaited another air raid.
Chinese planes chased off aJapa-
neSe fleet that went to bomb Can
ton, in the south, following up the
terrible raids of yesterday in which
the death estimate ran as high as
5000.
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek,
strong man of China, said that
the war might last 100 years, and
would end only when japanese ag-
gression ended.
In the north Japanese claimed
the capture of Paoting, important
base of the Peipfng- Hankow rail-
road, and other reports agreed they
had entered the town if not cap
tured it.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
KIWANIS HEAR
TALK ON us.
MAIL SETUP

Operation of the U. S. postal
service was explained for Kiwanis
club members by Malcolm Spence
CT the El Centro post office at the
cub meeting Friday noon in the
Barbara Worth hotel. "T
History of the service and ex-
planation of the handling of the
mail in an Individual office were
topics covered by Spence who ex-
planned the machinery involved in
mailing letter to its destination
and who gave his listeners informa-
ton as to proper methods to be
used in sending letters and pack
ages through the mails.
The Rev. Harold E. Doty was
chairman of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Suspect Accused
OF Stabbing Girl

MERGED. Cal, Sept. "a CUP)-
Charged with assault with a dead
ly weapon, Alfred Apodaco, "a, of
Merced, was held in the county
Jail here today awaiting arraign-
ment. Apodaco allegedly stabbed
Miss Virginia Garcia, 90, Merced
waitress, three times with a pocket
knife.
Apodaco was arrested last night,
and according to arresting officer
Dean Dudley, confessed the stao-
bing. Miss Garcia was not hurt
further when the police car speed
ing her to hospital was involved
In a wreck.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
DISMISSAL OF
CASE AGAINST
FLINT ASKED

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Sept. "a
(UP-District Attorney Otis D..
Babcock today moved for dissimal
of the bribery charge against AS
semblyman Gene Flint, Los An
geles.
The motion was granted by Su-
perior Judge Dal NJ Lennon.
With juries in two trials unable
to reach verdict, the prosecutor
said he was convinced further ef-
forts would be futile.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Sen. O'MahOney
a Trifle TOuchy

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. "a.
lU'P)--SeE. Joseph c. O'Mahoney,
ID. Wyo., bitter enemy of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's supreme court
reorganization program, boarded
the New Deal special train here
today is member of a wd-
coming committee which he said
was appointed by Gov. Leslie A.
Miller Of Wyoming.
"Wer0 you invited aboard by
Mr.. ROOsevelt?" he was question:
ed.
81 was mott" he said testify.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
c. /. O. Group Named
Bargaining Agency

WASHINGTON, Sept "a. U.P)-
The National Labor Relations board
today certified the National Mari
time union, an affiliate of the
COMMITTEES for Industrial Organiza-
ton as exclusive bargaining agency
for unlicensed seamen employed by
international Mercantile Marine
shipping lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
New Automobile
For Patrol Arrives

This years allotment of new au-
tomobiles arrived at immigration
border patrol headquarters this
week and were distributed to pa
trc'men
The cars will be used in Imperial
county, California, and Yuma AMI
Mojave counties, Arizona. Some Of
the sedans will replace old equip
ment. IS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Driver Pays $50 Fine,
Then Trouble Returns

Freedom from trouble was short
lived Friday for Mayer Hauld. 80,
of El Centre. "A scant three hours
after he paid $50 fine in Imperial
Justice court for drunken driving,
he was booked at Ell Centro police
headquarters for the same offense.
Highway patrol officers took him
into custody and he was lodged in
the county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Meeting Called on
Unemployment Census

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a CUP)-
John D. Biggers, administrator Of
the unemployment census, today
called a conference at the White
House on Monday to formulate ten
tative plans for the first unem-
ployment census ever conducted in
the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24

from the state exalted ruler.
The group accepting the honor
for Ell Centro included Lee Nuffer,
state president; Neal H. Gavin,
exalted ruler; Leslie F.. Rogers, past
exalted ruler, and Henry Swanson,
secretary. 1t was during Rogers
regime that the membership gain
was made.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Fiery Cross Burned
At Reporters Home

PITTSBURGH. Sept. "a WP)-A
cross was burned to'iay near the
home of RAY Sprigle newspaper
reporter whose series of stories re-
vealed that Supreme Court Justice
Hugo L. Black alleeedly is a life
member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24

prison
1T appears to be an effort to
draw attention to themselves and
to stampede the department of JUS
tice into giving them more privileges
and paroles as other prisons"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Wide Open Spaces
Warden Beaten by
AIcatraz Prisoner

ALCATRAZ PENITENTIARY CAL, Sept. "a. (UP)-
One hundred convics of Alcatraz penitentiary Uncle
Sans Devils Rock" in San Francisco bay, went s
down strike today after of their number struck Warden
James Johnston from behind with clenched fist
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
+. =. r. INVADES FOES HOME
japan Advance
Stopped Cold

SHANGHAI Sept "a. (UP)-Japanese mass offensive
was stopped cold ON the Shanghai front today by Chinese
regulars For hours Japanese artillery pounded the Chi
lines They smashed block houses and other defenses
above ground loops STAYED trenches and dugous
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
The Days of Yesterday

The Days OF Yesterday
If you missed anything outside
of hard cash Thursday night, blame
it on the younger generation. Ju-
nior Collegians started their cur
rent social season off with Scav-
enger Hunt, than which there is
nothing that can leave town SO
clean of outlandish items. Quite a
medley of things were brought in
to headquarters-but RR has not
yet learned if anyone of the hunt
ers got the old whalebone corset
which was one of the requirements
No Justice
It had been an unusually tiring
day at the county Jail. Undersher-
iff Rodney Clarke turned for the
Steenth time from listening to a
new prisoner declare his innocence.
I'm all the years I've been IN
this place." drawled Rodney, we've
never yet had a guilty man here
If We ever get one that says he's
guilty, we ought to turn him loose y
%
Modern Difficulties
RR was laughing SO hard he
couldn't answer when he finally got
his telephone connection with
. Calexico resident Thursday after
noon. AS usual, the operator got
y the number without delay, but the
difficulties started when the maid,
evidently of foreign birth, answer
ed.
Hello" said the maid.
Hello" said RR. rs your mis-
tress in?" .....
Hello" repeated the maid.
Hello" baWled RR. rs anybody
there?"
Hello" screamed the maid.
4"Hello, hello, hNllo." Squawked
RR. "~
Hello" piped the maid.
Then she evidently gave 1t up.
Distantly, RR heard her call to
someone else, you better talk
here, maybe"
sounds as if someone was enter
ing the room Theh, still distantly,
a woman's voice in slightly shocked
tone, evidently directed toward the
maid:
why, you're talking into the
wrong end of it!'
Delayed Celebration
Jimmy Bradford, who became
nine years old Wednesday, ran into
one of his first experiences with
the troubles that can beset one in
this vale of tears. Jimmy's dad was
out of town on business, and then,
just before his birthday, his mother
was called away by an emergency.
Jimmy spent his anniversary very
much alone. Mother returned next
day, however-and the results JUS
titled the delay.
Wide Open Spaces
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Womack, dur
ing vacation, had occasion to at
tend a theater in Santa Barbara
one of these theaters with a ceiling
on which stars shine, and over
which clouds seem always to travel.
Roy pointed it out, and was about
to comment on its realistic nature.
Ms. Womack beat him to it.
What" she inquired, do they
do when it rains?"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
I'll Cenfro EII<s
Win High Honor
(ErcIusiUe to Post and PreSs)

PASADENA, Sept. 24.-Imperal Valley Elks led Cali
fonia and California led the nation in percentage of
bershp gains last year. announced at the Eks state
convention here Friday Ell Centre lodge topped the list
California with percentage gain of 357 CaeXico lodge
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24

WAS HShI WlGn 900 anu bIdWIey
third with .285.
In appreciation of the accom-
pliShment of the order in Ell Cen
tro, the lodge received a banner
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24
Baseball Results
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
New York 900 600 104-5 8 0
Boston ................000 900 l00--l 7 l
Vance, Andrews and Glenn; Nc
Kain, wilson and Peacock, Berg.
Detroit ............... 900 0l0 000-l S 0
Cleveland 900 O20 00x-2 9 0
Wade ami York; Galehouse and
Pytlak.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL
Pittsburgh ....0l0 006 1903 l3 0
Cincinnati .......020 900 000-2 10 5
Bauers and Todd; Schott and
lombard.
Chicago. 0 ST. Louis, 0
Postponed rain)
Bryant and Hartnett; Wsiland
and Ogrodowski.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-24

Butter: Los Angeles 81: But |
terfat, Imperial Valley. fob. ranch
grade A AZ; manufacturing MILK
40 route gathered cream 36is.
La. Hay; us. No. l S17.50-1s.
$3.50 $1,000.
$4,000
Minneapolis Flax Sept $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Anglicky kral vyznamenal csI.
skladatele " LondynS.

Prazske Lidove noviny pfsf:
O korunovacn1ch slavnostech
vyznamenal anglicky kral ces-
keno skladatele Adolfa Lotte-
ra, usedleho V Londyne, koru-
novacnf medalif ma stuze sv. il
Rho. Skladatel Lotter byl wy
bran jake prvnf basista do or
chestru, ktery hral We Westmin
sterskem opatstvf.
Lotter je mnoholetym Gle
mem Kralovske academic hud-
by v Londyne a staleho orche-
stru Sira Henry Wooda. Jeho
skladby jsou znamy V Anglii i
We vlasti. V ceskoslovenske
kolonii v Londyne pozfva skla-
datel Lotter velke 1cty nejen
pro svou hudebni cinnost, ny
brz i pro sve vlastenecke zaslu-
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Stolety neboztik " Gsl. 1TednS
Ziie

V roce 1876, tedy pred 81
lety odeSel re sveho domova v
KoJetine zenaty obchodnfk
Frantisek Tesar. Ones by mu
bylo bezmala sto rokd, nebot
Sc narodil l. prosintc 1887.
Kam odesel, Sc jeho rodina nix
dy nedovedela. Jeho manzel-
ka je jiz take mrtva a z1stala
pc mem jedin6 jeho dcera, pa
nj Marie Hejtmankova V ivan
cicich.
Tato dcera Sc nyni domaha,
ably jejl otec byl 1redne prohIa
sen "a mrtveho a dosel tax a.
lespon nyni 1rednfho klidu.
KraJsky soud v Olomouci tedy
zahajil prfslusne ffzenf a pro
gistotu vyzyva nezvestneho, a.
by = je-li xiv = Sc dostavil k
olomouckemu krajskemu SOU
du nebo dial o sob6 alespon pf-
sem nou zpravu. Neucini-li
tax, prohlasf no soud Is. kvet-
ma 1888 "a mrtveho; ale O to
Dude muset jeho dcera jest9
Jednou pOzadat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Lecenf pijakH.

' Ceskoslovensku Jest lecenf
pijak1 v zacatc1ch. Jest pouze
jeden 1stav v Tuchlove u Tep-
lie Sc 80 lGzky, kdezto ma pTf-
klad v Nemecku mali 1stavy
pro pijaky celkem pres 1900
mist. Vedle toho mali til po-
radny, prvou v -Vrsovi-
cich, druhou v Brine a tTetf v
Moravske Ostrave. Jinde sc OBJ
cas- konajf pokusy ke zrfzenf
takove poradny, ale obycejne
must pracovati S velkymi obtf-
zemi. V Nemecku je techto pc
raden pres pet set. Je to o.
hromny rozdfl, ackoliv nelze
tvrditi, re alkoholismus v Ne
mecku je o tolik horst, zvlast6,
kdyz ST vzpomeneme ma Slo-
vensko a Podkarpatsk6 Rusy.
Nejleps1m lekem pijakG jest
ovsem nevyrabet pijaky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Hezci ~pstikoruny.

Kremnicka mincovna cinf
posledni prfpravy pro razbu no
vych Electromagnetic mincf. u
kazalo Sc totiz, re dosavadnf
petikoruny mali RUNE vady, 2
nichz asi nejv6tsf je ia, re min
&c pc delsim ob9hu cernaif a
rychle Sc opotrebujf. Je to tim
re Jsou re stf1bra a z medi. No
We petikoruny budou stejne ia
ko petikoruny stare, az ma to.
re budou z cisteho niklu. Blu
dou asi O jeden gram tezsf, ale
relief mincf daleko lepe vynik-
ne, neodfe Sc a mince budou
pry i pc dels1m obehu jake no
We. S jejich razbou sc pocne
jeSte V cervnu a Dude jich ma
razeno asi Ia 20 milionn, stej-
ne jake dosavadnfch mincf.
Stare mince budou do jednoho
roku vzaty z obehu a nahraze-
ny novymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
DR.. Townsend mluvil
" Chicagu.

TvGrce organisace, ktera "a
posledni ctyri roxy vyrostla ma
organisaci, jez 81 obrala Ia u
kol zaopatTiti kazdemu potTeb
nemu delnikovi, ktery dosahne
IS rokG start 5000 m6sfcni pen
Sc, DIR. Francis E.. Townsend,
7Olety venkovsky doktor, pro-
hlasil, re sc nikdo nemusi oba-
vati, re jeho organisace sc Sc
suje jake domek z karet.
Ukazal asi so telegramG, v
nichz mu pohlavaTi ruznych u
fadoven vyslovuj1 d1veru, a
pravil, re V cele zemi jest 5000
Townsendovych klub1, ktere
skolektuji cd $4,8OO,OOO do
100000 pc desakach mesfc-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Krajanske z rIGznych stran.

= Lihovinova agencie kra.
jana Pekarka v Maple Heights
Cleveland byla pTepadena lupi.
ci. Zavreli zT1zence do zadn.
mistnosti a prchli s koTistf pre-
sahujicf castku $1,000.
= Mezi letosnfmi graduan-
ty namofnicke academic Spo-
jenych StatG Annapolis, kite,
Fl obdrzeli sve diplomy, byl
take mlady slovensky krajan
Josef T. Javorsky, syn Josefa
a Adolfiny Javorskych 2
Youngstown, Ohio. Je to snad
pc prve, CO Slovak graduoval
z tohoto vojenskeho uciliste.
Manzele Javorstf mohou mi
tt radost re svych dftek. Jiz
pred tim jejich syn Jakub Wy
studoval ma katolickeho du-
chovniho a nynf je jiz z nej
Rev. Jakub Javorsky, ktery
pGsobf jake kaplan v sloven-
ske osade ssv. Cyrila a Metho-
da Lakewood, Ohio. TTeti
syn Pavel studuje chemii ma
statnf universite ohijsk6 a spe-
cialisuje Sc ma keramiku. A
jedna dcera prave dokoncuje
studio We Virginia School of
Nursing. Krone Mich Javor-
stl mali jeste sedm d1tek.
= V Clevelandu 55lety kra-
Jan Anton1n Skoda, zamestna-
ny jak ostrojnfk We vyssf sko-
lie Collinwood High, zabil Sc
padem do sachty elevatoru, do
ktere spadl s vyse 16 stop.
" Kewanee, Wis, Albert
naleza Sc pod zarukou
ma obzalobu pro zabitl
autem. Jest obzalovan, re je-
no vinou byl zabit Elmer Swa-
gel pri nest6stf ma Ruttner's
v ned6li, 80. kvetna.
K nestestf doslo pc vesele
V autu krone Lisky byl
Swagel. Oba byli male
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Sloppy v nejvetsi kathedraIe
sveta sTitily Sc ma dlazbu
V UterY.

Obrovske mramorov6 sloppy
V nejvetsi kathedrale sveta, V
Rhine We Vatikanu, p~apezskem
side, sfltily Sc ma dlazbu. zad-
ny z navstevn1kG zranen ne
byl. Vzaty byly lined kroky,
ably Y budoucnosti zabraneno
bylo klesan1 jinych sloupu.
Klesnutl zavinilo uvolnenf
mramorovych castf nasledkem
nahle zmeny temperatury. Ka-
thedrala papezska ma asi 80
sloupG techto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Ucti pamatku Husovu.

Krestanske Snahy v Pitts
burghu a okol1 budou poradati
pietn1 vzpom1nku ma upaleni
Mistra Jana Husa v nedeli, 27.
cervna We 2 bod. odpoledne
(EST) re STANCE rozhlasu
KDKA a kratkovlnou (short
wave) stanicf xxx. (V Ces-
koslovensku budou slyseti pro-
gram v 8 hodin vecer).
Delka vim techto dvou sta
mic je tato KDKA $50 kilocy-
XIII; W8XK 1920 kilocykluG.
Program Dude sestavati z
husitskych zpevG S kratkymi
ceskymi a anglickymi vyklady
a ma konec Dude kratka rec
ORA. V. Losy v ceskem jazyku
O Husovi. Use Dude pod rize-
MIN Rev. FIR. Svachy, farare II.
Presbytern1 c1rkve V Coraopo-
lis. Program Dude trvat pill
hodiny.
Bude-li Sc Yam program IL
bit a budete-li ST pratt casteji
slyseti podobny program, ma
piste lined pc vyslechnutf pro-
gramu bud ma stanici KDKA,
Pittsburgh, Pa, nebo redakci
Krestanskych ListG, re Sc "a
innate. Kde Dude poslouchati
vice osob, podpiste sva jmena.
Iaskave oZnamte krajanGm O.
sobne i We sch1z1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
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Neboztik ceskobudejovicky
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mu nejeden vtip re svych visi-
tacnfch cest. TAX zavftal kdysi
ma venkov a pTi privftanf snail
klobouk, take mu zIstala ma
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cepicka "soliDeo". Tu 81 uleh-
Gil "a MIN kterysi bodry obcan:
80 jsou to dneska Temeslnlci,
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SEINE klobouk a futro mu "a
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Zakon O nocnim peceni
pOraZeni

V Madison, Wis, predloha,
ktera zapov1dala nocnf pecenl
v pekarnach, porazena byla V
dome poslancG Al hlasy prot
80. Pfedlohu podal poslanec
Edward Kiefer, pokrokovec z
Milwaukee a byla opravena
dodatkem V tom smyslu, re Sc
tykala vsech pekaren We state
vyjlmaje Milwaukee, kde pece-
nj melo byti zapovezeno cd 10
nod. V noel do 3 bod. rano.