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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-01-07

Christmas Of 1913 10 only eight days
away. Ira Vance and his wife are walt
ing wistfully for Q reply 10 their letter
inviting their son. Emery. his wife. Flea
nor, and their children. Tommy. eight.
and Bess, Eve. to the House In the Glen
for Christmas. Emery. . seh-made ex-
ecutive In q big city. has not been home
IN Eve years. The elder Vance. made In
firm by business reverses and IN acct
dent, works on inventions dismissed by
Emery as toys" Vance says that Flea.
nor has . hunger bred Of loneliness on
her face. The maid returns without .
letter from Emery. Ira tells his wife to
write three special delivery letters. one
to Emery limiting that at last he has in
vented something successful. n to Flea
little Tommy and Bess. Mrs. vance's
first letter has lain unopened on EN-
ery's desk. but Kitty Mack. his secre.
tary. brings It to his attention along with
another personal letter. He opens the
latter, finding It Is from q boyhood
friend, Philip Knox. who says he Is send
ing a friend. DR.. Amunde. to visit the
Vances' home at Christmas. Emery Is
annoyed. At lunch. he sees . news
item about the meeting Of his company's
directors, indicating there Is dissatisfac-
ton with his management. Then he over.
hears two Of the directors. lunching
nearby. discussing his one.man dicta.
torial management disparagingly. Back
in tho Office he reads his mothers Sec
ond letter. Absorbed IN work he looks
up and sees . man standing opposite him
who says. II am The Stranger sent to
your gates" Vance Is surprised to find
he = friendly to The Stranger. An In
quiry Is received concerning Hess. .
craftsman whom Vance had ~unjustly
discharged. He gives an ~unfavorable
report on the man. The special delivery
letter from his mother arrives. Eleanor
phones. urging Vance to come home to
dinner: tells him to bring The Stranger
and discussing the letters from home.
pleads with him to go to his parents.
He says he cannot leave the city. On the
way home Emery tells The Stranger
that he takes little stock In Christmas.
Greeting The Stranger, Eleanor find
that he brings peace to her mind. Will
barrow. a young artist friend of the fam
lily, arrives. Eleanor and Emery learn
from the children that their nurses sis
IT is III with scarlet fever. Since there
. danger. of exposure. the doctor sug
S that Tommy and Bess be sent
Va for several weeks.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-01-07
APTER Iv--Continued

at isn'h the breaking Of engage
ments tbaf worries me, Emery
said Eleano,. putting down the
brush with WITH h she had been un'
snarling Bess' ia 1gled brown curls
Drawing him inA Q me aa1oinlne
room, Eleanor. ASK sne poAe' laio
a hand upon each Oh ner nusDano
shoulders so that he n Us. iook nei
squarely in the face ana oe ,orced,
if possible. to read the thu usn. ua'
she could not strip bare byA ~
"The question with me iss> uear'
will you 60 with US? Oh. myeA :.
band. please do! II you knew - !"
x-haye felt lately, you would nSA.
could rot ,refuse both your mothsaA
and me our greatest wish" The
last words fell falteringly. breathed,
rather than spoken. |
What a child you are" he said.
with an effort at playful tolerance
such as he would use if one o. the
children was importunate. "Always
so intense, no halfway methods, all
or nothing, as if the last thing wa3
the only thing in life.'
Eyes, Emery, you are right"
Eleanor said quietly. "this time IT
is all or nothing, So" and a dawn
ing smile lent an exquisite charm
to her face. you might as well
Aoromise me, for a Christmas pres
Art-it is a long time, you KNOW,
since you gave me one" /
mot. given you Christmas pres
ents? L? What do you mean You
must be thinking in riddles" There
was more than, a shade OF anxiety1
or Vance's face. i
= .sThe Raphael Madonna you gave
ne the year after Bess came was
your last real gift. You hung IT,
after I was asleep, between tne
v,indows in our room. where 1t
would be the first thing looked al
Christmas morning. since then II
has only been money"
..only money!" cried Vance
aehast. money with which to ouy
whatever you wish, what more cou.a
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-01-07
NOTICE
Below is a letter from Mr.. Milton M Batson, jackson. 10
the Durant Building and Loan Association rejecting in
part the growth Of this organization. We invite your in

When YOU revamp some leans
which | discussed with you the
solvency of your loans will b.
considerably increased.
I should like 20 encourage you
TO increase the activity of your
association during this year. The
Improvement in business condi-
tons will afford you an opportu-
nifty to do this, and | am ready
20 assist you all 7 possibly can.
With kind personal regards, /
am.
Very truly yours.
Milton NJ. Batson, c. p. A.
Deputy Supervisor.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-01-07

Department Of Public Accounts
State of Mississippi
jackson. Mississippi
January ], 1881.
Mr.. p. NJ. Elmore, Pres,
Durant Building 4 Loan Assn.
Durant, Miss.
Dear Mr.. Elmore:
The financial condition Of your
association has improved during
the year. There has been a fifty
percent improvement in the con-
dition of your loans due prin-
oipally to recasting some of the
larger delinquent leans on the
straight line reduction basis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27
TIME is EXTENDED
ON SECURITY TAXES
Federal Announcement Applies to
Filing of Returns on Unem-
plOyment Insurance

An extension of time until April 1,
1897, has been granted for the filing
of returns and paying the tax under
title TX of the social security act, for
the calendar year 1886, Commissioner
of Internal Revenue Guy T. Helver-
ing announced yesterday through Col
lector of Internal Revenue Charles H.
Robertson.
Taxpayers who take advantage of
this extension of time" it was further
ordered, twill not be required to file
tentative returns and will not be
charged with interest, provided the
tax, or the first installment thereof
if the taxpayers elects to pay the tax
in installments, is paid on or before
April 1, 1897. If the tax, or the first
installment thereof, is not paid on or
before April /, 1887 interest will be
charged at the rate of per cent per
annum from April 1, 1887, until the tax
or the first installment thereof, as the
case may be, is paid"
Prior to the issuance of the order
the final date for filing such returns
and paying the tax designated had
been set at January 81.
Under title TX an unemployment tax
levied upon employers of eight or
more persons. This is the tax to
which the extension applies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27
Questions Answered About
States Unemployment Act

becomes unemployed.
Who is eligible for unemployment
benefits?
Those unemployed workers who (a>
have earned not less than Is times
their weekly benefit amounts in an,-
plomynet in the first four of tho las+
five calendar quarters; CD are able
to work and are available for work /.
Co are unemployed through no fault
Of their own; CD have registered for
work at a State Employment Office
and cannot find suitable work. (a1
have made a claim for benefits
May the worker draw benefits as
soon as ne becomes unemployed?
NO. He must wait for a period of
two weeks after he has become MEM
ployed, but the two weeks need NOT
be consecutive and can be accumulat
ed over period of IS consecutive
weeks prior to the time that the claim
for benefits is made.
Must the worker take any Job of
Tered, or lose his benefits?
No. He may refuse job if (a) the
job is open because of a strike. lock-
out, or other labor dispute, or CD the
wages, hours, or other working con-
dltions are substantially less favor
able than those prevailing for similar
work in the locality, or Co the work.
er would be required to join a com
pany union, or refrain from Joining
or retaining membership in a labor
organization.
Who administers the North Caro-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27

the stream propagation plan will be
continued this year, ]. D. Chalk, COM
missioner of game and inland fish
cries, announced today. Initiated in
1896, this stream propagation plan
brought about the closing of valuable
spawning areas in the Lumber, New,
Trent, Little Alligator, Black and
Northeast Cape Fear rivers, and also
an area in Lake Waccamaw near it's
outlet into Waccamaw river. Through
the spring to the fall Of last year,
fishing was not permitted in these
closed areas.
"The results have been highly sat-
isfactory not on-y by our Game Pro-
tectors who have watched develop
ments closely, but by many we'll
known fishermen in these areas,
Commissioner Chalk stated. "In fact
we are so pleased at the effectiveness
of the work and the improved condi-
lions in these waters, as well as with
the splendid cooperation given by
sportsmen interested in the expert
ment we have decided to expand the
program this year to include spawn
ing areas in other rivers"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27

ma Unemployment Compensation
Act? peiiodlloIl
The North Carolina Unemnlovnoo,+
Compensation Commission '''>''-
are the costs of administering the
1North Carolina Law paid out of the
contributions of employers to the
North Carolina UNEMPLOYMENT Com
pensation Fund?
mo. special grants of money from
the Federal Social Security Board arc
MADE for this purpose All contribu-
lions must be deposited in a special
tund with the United States Treasury
ana can be withdrawn by the North
Carolina Unemployment Compensa-
lon commission only to pay benefits
to unemployed workers.
All are interested groups represent
ed IN the administration of the Unem-
ployment Compensation law?
Yes. There will ihe equal representa-
ton of employers, workers and the
public, on State and local unemplov-
ment compensation advisory councils
TO be established. Likewise each group
will be represented on the appeal tri-
bunals, which will provide a fair hear
Ing to all workers whose claims for
compensation are denied.
Where may additional information
about the North Carolina Unemplov-
ment Compensation Act be obtained?
From North Carolina Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission at
Raleigh.
Where may information be obtained
about the Federal Social Security
Act?
For information about the tax pro-
visions of the Act, write the Bureau
of Internal Revenue, Washington. d.
G., or local collectors of internal rev.
enue. For information about other
provisions of the Act, write the Social
Security Board, Washington, D. C.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27

: tive member of the EuZelian literary
society. Finch is president of the
Methodist club and sergeant-at-arms
of the Gamma Siga Epsilon Chemical
(honoraGD fraternity Fuller is a
member of the varsity debate squad
and the Euzelian literary society r.
F. Stainback played frosh football
and is forward on the freshman bas-
ketball team, as we'll as a member of
DR.. Bryans Sunday school class.
Green participates in the activities of
the Needham Y. Gulley Law Society
Breedlove is a member of the track
team and the Philomathesian literary
society. Mills takes part in the work
of the honorary chemistry fraternity,
Gamma Sigma Epsilon, while Parham
and Newell participate in the loren
sic activities of the Euzelian literary
society. Rose played football for the
1886 freshman squad, whereas Bartho
lOmew attends DR.. Poteat's Sunday
school class.
Under the seventh year Of President
Thurman D. Kitchin's administration,
Wake Forest is continuing it's con-
structive policies. Next week 100 men
will move into the new $150,000 dormi-
tory which has just been completed.
Other buildings erected during DR..
Kitchin's administration are Wait hall
administration Duilding), the William
Amos johnson medical building, a
100000 gymnasium, and additions to
the concrete stadium at Gore field.
Thus with an almost brand-new ply
steal plant and a record enrolment of
1000 this 103-year-old college, the old
est Baptist college for men in the
United States, has launched auspici-
ously into it's second century of serv-
ice
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27
III Vance County Men AT
Wake Forest Are Active

Wake Forest, Jan 27-Eleven Vance
dents enrolled at Wake Forest college
this season, a check up this week re-
vealed.
OF this number nine come from
Henderson and one each from Kit
trell and Middleburg. They are as
follows:
Henderson = Charles Bartholomew,
son of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bartholo-
new; Hollis T. Fuller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Fuller; Robert B.
Green, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
Green; j. C. Mills, son of Mr. and
Mrs. j F. Mills; T. B. Parham. Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Parham;
H. A. Newell, Jr., son of DR.. and Mrs.
II. A. Newell; j w. Rose, Jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rose; and
William and r. F. Stainback, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Stainback.
Kittrell-Walter H. Finch, son of
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Finch.
Middleburg-W. r. Breedlove, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E G.. Breedlove.
One of these men, Green, is a mem
Der of the law school. Two of them
are seniors: Mills, and Finch; two are
juniors: Bartholomew and William
l5tainback; three are sophomores;
Newell, Rose, and Breedlove; and the
remaining three are freshmen: Fuller,
Parham, and r. F. Stainback-.
These Vance county representatives
are taking an active part in the ex-
ira curricular activities of the Bap-
fist institution. w. C. Stainback, Jr,
is guard on the fast-stepping varsity
basketball club, junior class represen-
tatixe in the Student Council, assistant
in the German department, and an &C
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27
You're Telling Mel

One of the major surprises OF the
New Year results from the dismissal
of President Glenn Frank of the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin. The move has
caused almost as much of an uproar
as the firing of football coach.
mo one takes our art seriously,
complain sa surrealist fan. mat
statement, we understand, is intended
to also include surrealiStS.
With most of SPANS toreadors and
matadors in the trenches it begins to
appears the only possible winners OF
the Spanish revolution will be the
bulls.
The flood crisis gives agitators
break They now can make speeches
IN the effect that this country is large
Nv q washout-and prove it with pic
lures
Racine. Wis, will have an office
building without windows. That may
stump Jealous wives but they ways
can fall back on the X-ray, you know
Milly, the titian-topped typewriter
tanner. saws it is easy to see why so
MANY stamp collectors stick to their
| hobby.
| Now that the Duke of Windsor has
taken up skiing it might be we'll to
remind him that mountain peak is
not as soft a seat as a throne.
|
| A mid-western woman is suing for
| divorce charges her husband only said
three words to her during their mar
ried life. Odds are 1,000,OOO,00O to
they weren't Il love YOU"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-27
CONTINUE GAME FISH
PROPAGATION PLANS
Spurred By It's Success in Re-StOclx-
ing Eastern Rivers, State
Pushes Work
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.


Raleigh, Jan. 27.-Highly successful
in restocking several sections of East
ern North Carolina rivers with warm
water game fish species last year.
Evening star., 1937-06-05
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

1882 FAIRMONT ST. NW--LARGE
loom and Kitchen modern: you may rent
furnished or you may furnish to suit. Elec.
Iefrlseration. Child permitted. $40.
1923 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.--3 RMS.
kitchen. private bath gas elec. refrigera
tion; phone. Avail now. Call after T pm
ATTRACTIVE APT. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
horhood. some furn. Car available on
3425 EASTERN AVE. NE. BLOCK OFF
Rhode Island rms. bath, 2nd-noor
S52 so. Also rms kit, comp furn.;
Ink Greenwood ol53
Evening star., 1937-06-05

FURNISHED . ROOMS KIT BATH;
newly decorated; Frigidaire: GOOD sur
ToIndlngs: near car line; phone. 317o
Evening star., 1937-06-05

Front apt. . rooms. kit bath porch
and laundry: $40. Strictly white and
convenient neighborhood. 440s Georgia
ave NV ianitor
Evening star., 1937-06-05

SUBLEASE-290O CONN. AVE-BFAUTI-
fully furnished apt. cross ventilation;
baby grand piano. Col. 2O25. MRS.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

! WILL RENT MY F1vE-ROOM. TWO
bath apartment in the Westchester fur
nished. from July l to October | to elderly
couple @ or OF small family. references. Call
APT. TO SUBLET FOR SUMMER
months; 4 large, attractively furn. rooms,
Cathedral Mansions, center. 5000 Conn
ave. Adams 4S00, Apt. 400,
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN DINETTE, BATH
with shower and balcony; this 2-bed-room
unit in brand-new building. featuring. AIR
COOLING SYSTEM "a hour elevator and
secretarial telephone service. is offered
from June IS to September 15 at !S11O
per month. including. gas and electricity;
furnishings do not include linens Ad-
dress Box 196-W. Star ONCE.
AVAILABLE JUNE Is: 2 RMS, KITCHEN
bath, back porch: furn.: Frigidaire op-
tional. 80 Seaton pl NV.
1906 POTOMAC AVE. sE-FURNIsHED
apartment. clean. c.hw.: reasonable.
3010 WIS. AVE. NV = sUBLET FOR
Summer; high cool location. overlooking
city and Natl. Cathedral: 2 rms. kit din
$40 mo. j. c. WELDON CO. Met. 3oii.
Will SHARE cool CONN. AVE. APT.
with one or two congenial girls: real home
meals served; reasonable. Entrance 1928
Davenport st. NV. Apt. 405. Emerson
FURNISHED . ROOMS. KIT BATH;
newly decorated; Frigidaire: GOOD sur
roundlnCS: near car line; phone AFRO
Evening star., 1937-06-05
REAL VALUES.

Modern apts newly decorated; 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath. See these for price and
location At Rock Creek Park between the
Million Dollar and the new Calvert ST,
Bridges. "a 10 H0th st. n. W. res. mgr.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

BEAUTIFUL BROOM APT. VICINITY
Taft Bridge; large bed rooms large liv-
ing room: dining room. porch. coolest ex-
posures. linens. silver; June October; SS5
Adams 1896.
Evening star., 1937-06-05
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE
SEE THIS APARTMENT

3 RMS $50; FURN S65: RMS S65.
Choice location: modern. freproof bldg
c4-hour elevator, secretarlal phone service:
Tefrigeration Phone Potomac 5OS3
Evening star., 1937-06-05

13 end ST NE. ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR
large rooms kitchenette: ami: furnished
for housekeeping: janitor service. g.
Evening star., 1937-06-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT. OR 4
large 1t. rms. pvt. bath adj: elec. refg.
2nd d; gar. 55O6 14th st NV Geo 6aIA
Evening star., 1937-06-05

RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
NEAR EVERYTHING.
Completely Furnished
MIRAMAR
Corner 5th and R. l. Ave
FriRidaire Current Free.
cite table and chairs, dressing room with
Murphy bed. cozy sun room Kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with shower,
See Manager. Potomac $500.
1404 K. CAFRrTZ. DIST. 9OsO.
3-RM. FURN. APT, $55.
Modern bldg; tile bath, neatly furn.
near 18th and Park rd. Adams a62S.
LOW RENT-DOWNTOWN.
l RIM K. FUR. $50. RMS. K. S65
Convenient, freproof bldg; 24hour ele,
vator. switchboard service: refrigeration on
house current. 1880 r st. NV. Pot. 1900.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

1888 MASS. AVE. SEE ROOMS. KTTCH-
en-; semi-prlvate bath, Frigidaire, etc. Lin
Evening star., 1937-06-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1924 WOODLEY PL.. nr. Shoreham-Va-
cancy for refined young ladies'; twin beds,
comfort, rm. excel. meals; reas. Adams
0244.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

S25 N. HAMP AVE. NV APT tilt
Spacious room apt, including large
dressing room. kitchen and bath.
SUBLET ATTRAC LGE. RM MURPHY
bed. studio couch well-appointed kit, din
dress rm., bath; south exp: oVerlookS
park; air cooled. Kennedy Warren. Apt.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

1919 oRREN ST. NE.-LIV. ROOM. BED
room. dlnette. kitchen; light gas elec re-
1rlseratlon; half block Trinidad bus
Evening star., 1937-06-05

, LARGE ROOMS DINET-TE, KITCHEN
bath; bath extra Murphy bed: well furnished; ;
! = or July | to Sept. is. The Boulevard
| 2l21 New York ave Apt 500 g.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

23lO CONN, APT 2OT-2 R.; ATTRAC-
Greek Park. . adults, references. North
Evening star., 1937-06-05

COOL APARTMENT. . ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. screened porch available: suhlea Sc
June Is; attracJively furnished. 1900 10th
ST q. " ADJ 40l
Evening star., 1937-06-05

200 MASS AVE NV.
. rooms. kitchen and bath S65 90
Elev. and Switchboard Service. Electric
RefrieeratiOn
Evening star., 1937-06-05

1929 10th ST. NV
Apt. IL room. dnette kitchen bath:
electric refrigeration; S45.
1888 Monroe St NV
4 rooms, kitchen and bath $50.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

THE BRADFORD. 1900 ST NW-COM
fortably furnished bachelor apartment:
convenient location: available immediately
QhllI Sept. ID. See resident manager :
YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE WITH ONE OR
others one-room. kit. bath apt Metro
politan 3O5l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Governor pozve jine governe-
ry do Antietam.

Governor Nice spolupdsobf-
CT s 1radem V Hagerstown O.
znamil, re pTedlozf pozvanf
sve ma governerske konferenci
V Atlantic City tam prftomnym
governerGm rdznych statd6, a.
by navst1vili Hagerstown a An
tietam bojiste tento ctvrtek a
patek. We ctvrtek pofadan v
Hagerstown slavnostni banket,
pc nemz governeTi budou hos
ty pageantu con Wings of
Time" (Na kT1dlech casu), je-
den z nejkrasnejsfch pagean-
tn teto Move nas1 Vlasti.
Delegace Baltimorskych OBJ
chodn1kd a zastupca obcan-
skych, historickych a industri-
alnlch organisac1 odejelo toto
pondell do Hagerstown We spo-
jen1 Sc rs vyrocnim bitvy u
Antietam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
SKOLA.

Prazdniny prchly navzdy v dial
pusty je rybnfk, reka,
pTestaly hry a zabavy,
skola uz ma mas ceka!
Bylo tax pekne u vody,
bylo i krasne v lese,
Dude tez milo We skole,
S druhy az shledame Sc!
Zapis do Ceske S~vobodomysl-
ne skoly Augustfn Herman bu-
de sc konati v sobotu, dine 10.
zar1 cd 9 do IL hodin dopole-
dine We skolnf m1stnosti, rob
Ashland a Glover ulic.
Cten1 PIP. rodicove jsou "a
DAM, by privedli sve d1tky
zapisu hned v sobotu, by po-
zdeji vyucovan1 ruseno nebylo.
Ia Patronat Ces. Svob. skoly
August1n Herman,
Antonfn Vancura, predseda
Antonfn Cihlar, ucitel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
ia automobilistE nepTislo.

Traffic soud a policejnf de-
partment pocali pine shaneti
ia, kteT1 vzdor pTedvolan1
svemu ku soudu v patek Sc ne
dostavili. V soudu ma patek
celkem souzeno byti melo 507
pT1padG. z poctu toho 342 au-
tomobily byly bez svetel, 1913
parkovano bylo ma zapov6ze-
nych m1stech. Ostatnf souzeni
byli pro rychlou jfzdu, pro jfz-
du bez potTebnych listin a pro
nedbanf vystrasnych svetel. Ma
ia nedostavivsfch Sc vydany
byly zatykace.
Vetsina souzenych Sc pTizna-
la. Zaplatili vetsinou pc 81
pokuty a 1traty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
vszeni, re nezaplatil man.
zelce WHINE.

Ponevac nezaplatil manzel-
ce sve WHINE, ktere mel tydne
platiti pc SIS, manzel jej1
Robert Scott z Elmora avenue,
poslan byl do vezen1 az do do
by kdy zaplatf manzelce zadr-
zene placen1 vyzivneho v SUI
me S120.
Tehoz dine .soudce O'Dunne
udelil manzelce, Beulah Scott
castecny rozvod cd manzela 5
rozkazem platiti il stale $40
vyzivneho "a dati j ochranu
dvou d1tek.
Scott, prodavac Refrigerator
ri pred odsouzenfm sym do
znal, re pTijal cd kvetna asi
5000, ale re musel z toho platit
splatky ma automobil, ktery
potEeboval v j1zdach "a obcho-
dem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Drasticke zmeny vynucovaclho
systemu.

Davajfc d1raz ma stale ros-
toucf melody a usmrcen1 v Bal
timore, velkoporota We zprave
sve odporucuje, ably cineny by
ly drasticke kroky We st1han1
techto ~prestupk6 zakond O j1z-
de a ably pri nejmens1m urceno
bylo IA z~vlastn1ch policistu ku
vynucovanf techto krokd.
Velkoporota o%dporucila MOI
ne kroky ku vynucenl. Mezi
temito jsou: Vypracovati "a
kon, j1mz kontrolovan byl sy-
philis a podobne pohlavnf ne
moci. Zffzenf silneho odd1lu,
|jehoz prac1 bylo by vykofeniti
prodej a uzfvanf otravne byli-
ny marihuana, kterou zvlaste
cigarety stavaj1 Sc nebezpec-
nymi kuraku.
Rfzeni dftek ma klinikach
verejnych skol, ably zmenseny
byly prestupky mladeze.
Zvlastnf vysetfovan1 vsech
muzn vinenych z pohlavn1ch
prestupk1. Cernost1 policiste
pro cernosske okrsky, kde Ger
nosi stale v rostouc1m poctu
dopoustf sc pfestupkd zakonG.
z kaznice udelati mestsky
zalar a kaznici vybudovati jim
de.
Lidem navyklym uzfvati de-
naturovaneho alkoholu tax
zvany ''smoke hounds, zne-
mozniti koupiti 81 tento. Al
kohol tento nesmel by proda-
van byti leda jenom pro obcho-
dni 1cely.