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Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
katherine Nuffer To
Visit Parents

Miss Katherine Nuffer will re-
turn to Ell Centre Wednesday, with
her mother Mrs. Allan Nuffer to
spend the holidays with her par
ents.
Mrs. Nuffer will meet her daugh-
ter in Los Angeles Tuesday. Miss
Nuffer is student at the Univer-
sity of California at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
Membership Dinner
Held Monday

Miss Anna McManus was the
winner of the Thanksgiving turkey
given away by the junior girls of
the American Legion auxiliary. at
the Boyce Aten auxiliary member
ship pot-luck dinner Monday night.
About 125 people attended the
affair which was held in the Vet
Grams Memorial hall. Delicious
homemade Italian spaghetti was
served by the ladies of the auxiliary.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23

Special Thanksgiving Day services
have been arranged by most of the
churches in the valley in observance
OF that historic Thanksgiving Day
celebrated by early Americans many
years ago.
Some of the special services will
be as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
Riveter Falls From
18th Floor and Lives

BOSTON, Nov. 90. (UP)-John
Flo, a riveter, fell from the 18th
floor of the new Suffolk county
courthouse annex today-and liv-
ed.
His fall was broken by a seventh
floor staging. He suffered frac-
tured leg.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
IMPERIAL CHURCH

There will be a Thanksgiving
service on Thanksgiving Day at the
Imperial Community church from
10 to IL o'clock. Special music and
a Thanksgiving message will be
included in this service.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
NeUs Items About
Valley Residents

Miss Senah Jones left Monday
fpr Los iAngeles where she will
visit with her aunt and uncle Mr..
and Mrs. Fred II. Holmes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23
PARIS STYLES

line and waist.
Dinner gowns in the collection
arc designed to follow the tubular
silhouette with instep length skirts
and full-skirted evening gowns fea-
ture the very low neckline intro
duced by that house at the winter
collections. Evening skirt fullness
is made from loW-cut waistline and
one black chiffon evening costume
is shown with built-out hipline of
gun-metal seouins over which falls
single thickness Of chiffon to give
broadenei skirt effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-23

TODAY'S FASHION TIP
Two-color stripes and dotted
fabrics are featured for daytime in
Lelong's midseaSon collection.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
SALES TAX DENOUNCED

automobiles off the streets and
clear up the traffic congestion"
Commissioner Hazen admitted
that I'D like to stop all down
town parking"
Liquor Tax Favored
Hazen said the merchants of
the city, through the Board of
Trade, had approved the sales
tax. and said that the Board elso
suggested the tax on liquor be in
creased from 30 cents to 80 cents
a gallon. He said the Commits.
Sioners had given some thought
to the increased liquor tax pro-
poSal but were not ready to COM
NIT themselves.
Benjamin C. Marsh, who was al
lowed to make a statement before
the subcommittee, charged that
the District has for a least quar-
ter of a century been run for the
benefit of the financial interests
and land spectators.
Condemning a sales tax as one
which lis imposed only by a pick.
pocket government" Marsh advo-
Gated an income tax on incomes of
over $4,000, and proposed that the
taxes on buildings be transferred
to a tax on land values and then
raising the tax rate on land values.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
D. E. GUARDS
OPEN FETE

Military drills by the crack units
Of the District National Guard and
several stage performances will be
presented tonight at 1880 o'clock
as the National Guard opens its
"Mardi GraS Festival" on the
grounds adjoining the Armory at
Sixth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest.
More than 1000 Nationa Il
Euardsmen will participate in the
gala events which will be con.
kinued through June to raise
funds for the recreation and athle-
tic departments Of the National
Guard.
The performances after tonight's
opening are scheduled for 2:30 and
I:30 p. m.
Those directing the entertain
nent include Col. John w. Och
mann. commander of the Guard,
Walter W. Burns and Majors
Ralph S. Childs and William T.
Roy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
PLAN T0H0N0R
MARQUETTE.

Exercises concentrating the
tercentenary of the birth Of Father
Marquette, French Jesuit explorer
who founded a series of missions in
the vicinity Of the Great Lakes
and in the Mississippi Valley, will
be held next Tuesday, at 10 a. m,
in Statuary Hall of the United
States Capitol.
The Very Rev. Arthur A.
OLeary, president of Georgetown
University, will deliver the princi-
pal address. Other speakers will
be Senator R. Ryan Duffy, of Wis
consin; Representative Raymond
S. McKeough, of Illinois, and Rep
resentative Louis c. Rabaut, Of
Michigan. -.
The program will include plac-
ing a wreath in front of the
statue of the explorer priest by
representatives of Trinity College
and the National Catholic School
of Social Service, and musical Sc.
lections by the Catholic University
of America Glee Club. Invocation
will be offered by the Most Rev.
John M. Mcnamara and the bene. ,
diction will be delivered by the
Very Rev. Msgr. Michael j. Ready,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
Continued from Page y

(COnLl0ueQ 1rOm rage ~
tional revenue necessary to meet
the anticipated deficit, Represen'
tative Sterling Cole (R0, of New
York, asked the Commissioners
what their reaction would be to
raising the real estate rate from
the present $3.50 to $3.50. Com.
missioner Hazen answered:
81 belive that real estate Is
carrying enough of the local
tax burden now. None of our
people want it to be increased.
While 1 don't think there would
be any real kick against it,
we've got to raise 100000 in
addition to these other taxes
we propose, and ten-cent raise
would yield only $1,000, 1000" ...
Returning to the business priv.
lege tax suggestion the Commits
Sioners as we'll as members of the
Corporation Counsel'S office eX.
planned that while they believe in
the theory of such a tax, it would
be complex and difficult to ad'
minister.
Park.O. Meters Hit
In further discussing the sales
tax, Representative Dan McGehee
CD of Mississippi, who has had
considerable experience in work
ing out the sales tax in his own
State, declared that unless it is
applied to every article sold in the
retail trade it would not produce
the anticipated $4,000 as esti
mated by the Commissioners
Under the Commissioners pro
posal food would be exempted.
McGehee also warned that un
less tokens we're used in payment
Of the sales tax a substantial,
amount of the revenue woulc
never be collected.
During a discussion of the pos
sibility of using park-o-meters
McGehee said:
"If you would put park-O-
meters in here, you'd drive the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
T ODAY IN
CONGRESS
Senate

Meets at noon.
Considers bills on the calendar.
Conferees meet on CCC bill
Military Affairs Committee con-
tinues helium gas hearing.
Appropriations sub committee
considers District supply bill.
House
Meets at noon.
Considers bills on the Wednes-
day calendar.
Appropriations sub committee
considers public buildings def'cl-
ency bill.
Civil Service Committee consid-
erS veterans preference bill.
Military Affairs Committee con,
siders essential commodities bill
Labor Committee resumes textile
hearing.
immigration Committee consid-
ers Starnes immigration bills.
Ways and Means Committee
considers tariff hearings.
Judiciary subcommittee consid-
erS public defender bill.
Merchant Marine Committee
considers maritime labor bill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
FRENCH PLANE
SHOT DOWN BY
INSURGENTS
Woman, 5 Others on
Air Liner Injured;
Pilot in Hospital

BILBAO, spain, May 26 d.N.S0.
A famous French commercial pilot,
M. CALI, and five passengers, IN
Guiding one woman, were injured
today when insurgent fighting
aircraft shot down a big British
made French liner.
Loyalist Spanish advices said
the insurgent planes were German
manufactured Heinkels.
The French craft came to earth
at Sopelana, a small coastal town
nine miles north of Bilbao. CALI
was taken to q hospital.
The plane belonged to the Air
Pyrennes, operating a service be.
tween Bayonne, France, and Bill
bao.
SALAMANCA, Spain, May 26
GN.S0-Insurgent troops, clear
ing up and consolidating the Bis
cay front, took 335 prisoners in
the Dina sector and ISL in the
Lemona sector, an insurgent Com
munique announced today. The
statement said:
"Our anti aircraft guns
brought down an enemy Dlane."
LONDON, May 20 U.NS).
Generalissimo Francisco Franco
has ordered all foreign prisoners
Of war held by SPANS insurgents
to be released, it was announced
today in a Salamanca Commu.
nique.
Members Of the loyalist inter
national brigade now held at Sala-
manca will be sent across the
frontier, the announcement said.
BARCELONA, Spain, May rs
Q.N.S0 Sinking an armed vessel
in the port, II loyalist airplanes
bombarded the harbor and mill
tary centers in Palma, Majorca.
yesterday, 1t was announced here
today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
Wine Proves Fatal

NEW ORLEANS, May 26G.NS).
Buch Weysham, %, bet a friend
he could drink a gallon Of wine
in five minutes. Five hours later,
after being arrested on charges
of intoxication, WeySham was
found dead of acute alcoholism on
the floor Of a precinct cell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
Treasury Condition

Treasury balance May "a, ST..
713,824, 1865; internal revenue,
$6,523, 629.19; customs receipts,
$38, 008, 088.24.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Charity Is Replaced by: Work,
Hopkins Says on Anniversary
ExtOus "American, Sys-
tenn after 4 Years on
Relief Job.
4y the Associated Press.

4y the Associated Press.
Harry L. Hopkins completed four
strenuous years in charge Of Federal
relief today, convinced that Govern
ment work for the jobless permanently
has replaced private charity as "'he
American system"
The lean, Iowa-bred administr. vor
has supervised the greatest relief fund
In history-amounting to almost ST.
000.0000,000 for work relief alone.
MY years here have taught me that
Americans like to work for what they
get," he said, and that the Nation
has use for their labor in public i'm
provements when they can't f1nd q
Job in private industry.
The new American system is to
give Its employable people work that
will maintain their skills and morale,
, rather than to let them deteriorate
into idleness.
II am confident that we will never
60 back to the dole or the vicious idea
that poverty should be punished"
It was Hopkins who, late in 1893,
began the transition from State aid
to Federal work The Civil Works
Administration, which put 1000 900
on the Treasury pay roll within a
month, resulted.
Intermittent Problem.
Unemployment had been an inter-
mittent problem for more than 20
years before Roosevelt took Office, but
Federal aid was not granted until late
in the Hoover administration in the
form Of loans to States.
The American system" Hopkins
recalled, was to take care Of the
jobless through private agencies. 1t
worked we'll until the load became too
great. States and cities had to get
busy"
Congress first authorized the Re-
construction Finance Corp, in July.
1882, to lend $300,0O0,0O0 to the
States.
Spurred by estimates that l8,000,-
600 persons depended on public funds
and that needs we're growing. the first
Roosevelt Congress voted $5OO,0OO,-
600 for State grants. Supervision be-
came partly Federal responsibility.
After signing that bill the President
<elephoned his friend Hopkins in New
York-where he headed State relief
activities-to catch the next train
here. On May % he began acting
on Governors pleas for funds.
Lover of Sports.
Hopkins brought with him an
energy developed in basket ball at
Grinnel! College, a mind which won
Phi Beta Kappa honors, long expert
Evening star., 1937-05-21

20 that more Of the Federal dollar car
be spent for labor.

20 that more Of the Federal dollar can
be spent for labor.
Under the Works Progress Admin
istration, instituted late in 1895, the
Government abandoned relief grants.
Instead, thousands Of projects in To-
cal communities are financed and
supervised from Washington.
THE change" said Hopkins, "rec-
ognized the national character Of the
unemployment problem as well as
the essentially local nature OF pro-
viding aid for unemployables in need.
The latter problem has remained with
State and local governments"
He said those governments have
borne their share Of the burden, their
relief expenditures having risen from
$685.. 100000 in 1888 to $1,245. 5.o00, 900
last year.
At the w. P. A. peak, more than
100000 persons drew Federal checks
for work on roads, parks, public
buildings, sewing, writing, teaching
and variety Of other projects.
The present total Of about 1000 900
Evening star., 1937-05-21
they saw four colored men alight

they saw four colored men alight
from a machine.
Recognizing the car as one that had
been reported stolen last night, the
omcers stopped the men and ordered
them to get into the police car.
Three Of the men obeyed, but Clar-
ence Ferguson. ~, Of Brickyard, Nd,
struck Clark and tried to take the
omcers gun, the report stated. Clark,
the report said. fired once, the bullet
passing through Ferguson's neck.
The wounded man was treated at
Providence Hospital and later trans
ferred to Gallinger. The other three
prisoners are being held, out have
not yet been charged.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Avoid Intestinal
Fatigue
A ADVERTISEMENT

Many people suffering from
Intestinal Fatigue, commonly
called Constipation, do not know
what it is to feel good. One or
two E-Z Tablets for day or two
are just what these people need.
They have more pep" and step
livelier than In years. Dizziness,
tired feeling, headaches, when
due to constipation. disappear.
Surely makes a difference. See
for yourself. You get so little
E-Z Tablets for Csc. At all good
drug stores.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Birds Discriminating.

CARTHAGE, Mo. R).-A cat re-
Gently killed the parents Of baby blue
birds and the babies were adopted by
some sparows. w. o. Fplkes was
startled to note that the sparrows con-
tinued feeding the bluebirds the worms
to which they had been accustomed.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
GRAPHING FOR GUN,
SUSPECT IS SHOT
Policemen Halt Four With Stolen
Auto-0ne Balks at Ar.
rest Order.

Shot as he attempted to wrest 4
gun away from a policeman, a COL
ored man was seriously wounded early
today when he and three companions
were found with stolen automobile,
according to police report.
Fourth Precinct Onacers Myrl T.
Clark and Lawrence Halstead said
they were cruising In scout car near
Second and G streets southwest when
Evening star., 1937-05-21

ence with charity organizations and
disregard for tradition as such.
Il love prize nights, horse races,
modern literature and poetry" he
once said
His immediate problem Is to make
next years relief appropriation, be it
81 00,0oQ,00o or third less. go as far
as possible. 1t means making States
and communities bear a larger share
OF supply costs for the work program.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

is slated to be reduced by at least
10000 next year. The cost averages
$500 . year per man. Pay Is about
SIS q month.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Only One Thing to Watch

In following this proved, SAFE way to
to t use Welehs pure, aged qnsdqlteratsd
artificial coioring. Good Housekeeping
approved. Insist upon the genuine Welch's
Grape Juice for the results you want.
sse, ~ epape sn,rr m ,neerr.rn n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13

LetoSnl 1roda VIVA ma Pod
karpatske Rusi slibuje byt vet
81 nez lonska. Majitele vinic
mali vsak jeste We sklepich
stare zasoby a proto Sc stara-
j, jak zvysit odbyt VIVA a co
poc1t S novou skliznl. Chtejl
Sc domahat toho, ably brandy,
mas domac1 konak, smell byt
palen jen z VIVA a ne take 2
bramboroveho lihu.
Uzfvan1 bramboroveho Thu
ma byti zakazano, protoze no
Dude potTebi k vyrobe uncle
gumy. Vyroba uncle gumy z
Thu Dude pry u mas zahajena
jeSte letos We velkem rozsahu.
Bude to dalsi krok We vyrobe
nahradn1ch surovin, ktera sc
u mas tichosti a bez ctyrletek
rozmaha.
Ostravstf tezari mali pripra-
veni projekt vyroby umeleho
benzinu, ktery by v zacatclch
hradil asi desetinu nasf spotfe-
by.
Vedle podivneho odberu do
mac1 pr1rodnf Why cinf Sc u
mas prfpravy k vyrobe uncle
Why sc dTeva. V Batizovi-
cich pod Tatrami pracuje jiz
Batova tovarna. Skupina csl
zajemc1 zakoupila fadu CLIO
zemskych patentG k vyrobe
vlaken re dreva, a to zejmena
z bukoveho dreva, ktereho
name velke mnozstvi ma Pod.
karpatske Rust.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Byvaly cs. vyslanec j. Seba o
pet vyslancem.

President republiky zprostil
odboroveho prednostu Jana
Sebu 1Tadu mimoradneho wy
stance a zmocneneho ministra
u j. V. krale rumunskeho a
rozhodnutlm re dine %. cervna
1887 poveTil jmenovaneho
tymz 1radem u presidenta re-
publiky c1nske dnem L. zaTi
1887. Seba musil z Bukuresti
odejfti pro aferu, kterou vyvo-
lala jeho kniha O sovetskem
Rusku a Male dohode.
Dosavadnf ceskoslovensky W.
slanec v Cine DIR. Feitscher bu-
de, jak oznamuje "P. To-, jme-
novan vyslancem v AnkaTe v
Turecku. Ceskoslovensky wy
slanec We svycarsku Kunzl-
Jizersky p1jde do Vidne, Cd
kud odjede Zdenek Fierlinger,
.ktery byl take vyslancem We
Washington, D. G.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Muz, ktery trpsI zarlivosti.

Bratislavsky krejcf A. K. az
delsi dobu podezrival svou re-
nu z nevery, ale nemohl j mic
dokazat. To no souzilo. Jake
ma zavolanou MI pTisla do ces-
ty cikanka, ktera Sc nab1zela,
re mt "a malou odmenu odhali
celou zahadu jeho osudu. Mu-
81 vSak napTed slouzit cernou
msi. V byte krejcfho 81 VIVA
dala hrnec S vaT1c1 vodou, mad
nej ma provazku uvazala tuz-
ku a do vroucl vody hodila diva
cetihaleT. PAX koulela divoce
ocima, narfkala a vyrazela
RUNE skTeky a prGpovidky.
Ale duchove Sc nechteli ozvat.
Krejcf musil polozit ma cikan-
cinu dian dvacet Kc. Ami to
nepomohlo a musil pTidat dali
81 bankovku. To Sc opakovalo
nekolikrate. Pres to duchove
zaryte mlceli. Cikanka Tekla,
re to nepGjde jinak, nez re
must skocit do lesa ma krizo-
vatku pro sedm kouzelnych
bylin. Take hned odesla a uz
Sc nevratila. Krejcf bezel ma
policii a ucinil ma cikanku u
DAM, ale $50 Kc bylo uz pryc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Znicena sklizen vina pod
sv. Antonickem.

V katastru obce Blatnice
pod sv. Anton1ckem jsou dive
vrsiny = Rohac a Kamenac
ma kterych Sc jiz odedavna pc
stovala vinna reva. Poole tech
to jmen bylo take vino pojme-
novano a blatensky Rohac a
Kamenac 81 z1skaly znacnou
oblibu u vinaTskych odbornf-
XII. V posledn1ch letech byly
vince postizeny vinnymi Skid
ci a reva musela byti vykopa-
ma a byly vysazeny move kere,
ockovane ma t. Nv. americkou
podlozku. Letos mela tato re-
va pc prve prinesti hrozny, a.
vsak nasledkem dest1 hrozny
poc1naj1 zahnlvat a veskere
pokusy o jejich zachranu jsou
marne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Francie, Angle haiti csI.
Csl. republiku.

sefredaktor listu "L'Epoque''
poslanec Henry de Kerillis Cd
pov1da ne nedavny clanek no.
vinafe Warda Price v "Daily
Telegraph" O Ceskosloven-
sku, v nemz dovozoval v zave-
ru, re Ceskoslovensko je stat
umely, skladajici Sc z cetnych
narodG, a re Velka Britanie
by ma mem nemela m1ti zajmu.
Poslanec Kerillis pravi, re
pred svetovou valkou Angelica
ne a rovnez cetn1 Francouzove
pokladali take Belgii a Srbsko
"a vice meme uncle stay. Mic
meme vsak Angle i Francie w.
hlasily waikiki k hajenf Belgie S
presvedcen1m, re hail jak ext
stencil techto malych stat, tax
predevs1m svrchovane zajmy
Angle S Francie.
De Kerillis pokracuje: &C.
skoslovensko jest - jako bylo
kdysi Srbsko = mostem mezi
Vychodem a Zapadem. Cesko-
slovensko je stredem ohromne-
no systemu hospodaTskeho, pc
litickeho a strageckeho.
Pote Kerillis dovozoval. re
Ceskoslovensko must z1stat ne
zavisle ma Nemecku i ma Ru-
sku, mali Europa uniknouti
nadvlade Nemecka nebo Rus
ka, a dodava:
"Anglie a Francie mali V
Europe spolecne zajmy, Uze-
mi status quo pres nektere ne.
dokonalosti a MONA i nespra.
vedlivosti znamena nicmene
rovnovahu sill ma evropskem
kontinente, nezbytnou pro je.
jich cinnost namorn1, kolonial
nj a svetovou a pTedevsim nez.
bytnou pro jejich stani bezpet
most. Francie a Angle mus
tud1z haiti Ceskoslovensko
Polsko Rakousko a Baltickt
staty nikoliv pro ne, nybri
pfedevslm pro sebe samy."
w mez1ch, We kterych Wy
hlas1 Angle S Francii napro
stou rozhodnost haiti tyto sta
ty, zachranl ODE zeme svetov!
mir" Tim Kerllis koncf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Slovensti cikani neuznavaji
posledni volbu cikanskeho
kraIe

V dobe, kdy Sc pripravovala
volba noveho cikanskeho kra-
lie, bylo mono pozorovati me-
ri cikany ma Slovensku, re ma
il O vec velky zajem, a dokon-
ce NELL i sveho kandidata pro
.tento vysoky TRAD. Zatlm
vsak nebyli vGbec ma volby po-
zvani a nemeli moznost do veci
zasahnouti. To vzbudilo u mich
odpor, a nekolik jejich NEWLY
nejs1ch predakG konalo v Nit
re poradu O moznostech zvra-
tit usneseni volebn1ho shro-
mazdenf, jez Poole jejich SOU
du, bylo jen c1rkusovym pred
staven1m, vypocftanym "a
zisk. To, re nebyli ma volbu
p~ozvani, povazuj1 "a hrub6 po-
rusenf zvykoveho prava a nej-
sou pry tedy nijak vazani k no.
vemu vladci. Ostatne, jak Sc
IDA, nem1ni vGbec dale respek-
tovati kralovskou autoritu, a.
lie chtej1, ably cikanGm vladl
jakysi parchment Sc zastupci
vsech kmen1. Ma nejblizs1
sch1zi, jez Sc ma konati nekde
ma Morave, Dude pry v tonic
smyslu O veci rozhodnuto.
Soucasne Sc pry budou cikani
domahati prideleni jistych L.
zem1 kazdem state, kde by Sc
mohli usadit a ,zivit. Pohad-
kan O vlastnlm state nechtejl
jiz VERT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Obrovsky nocni pozar mIyna.

V Drexlerove mlyne v Kun
cicich n. O. u Nor. Ostravy
vypukl pozar. Pozar byl zpo-
zorovan kdyz uz Sc nebezpec-
ne rozslfil. V tie dobe byl ma
jitel mlyna S manzelkou v kline
v Nor. Ostrave a take prvnf
jeho syn nebyl donna. Pozar
prvn1 zpozoroval soused, ktery
spal pfi otevTenem okne. Pro-
budil Sc asi v 10 hodin vecer a
c1til podezrely kouT. Vyhledl
z okna a uvnitf mlyna videl
zafi plamen1. Okamzite be-
Eel k mlynu a upozornil mlyna-
re, ktery bydlf V zadnim trak-
tn ma pozar. Mezitfm sebehli
Sc jiz dals1 sousede a privolali
cetnictvo a hasice. Ia nedlou-
no sJelo Sc k m1stu pozaru 13
~hasicskych Short, nekolik take
z Nor. Ostravy. Vody mely
dost a tax Sc pustily do 1mor-
neho boje S ohnem. Polar Wy
pukl We stroJOvne a rychle Sc
slril uvnitf mlyna. Pozar Uni
Gil cely pTednf trakt mlyna,
kde byly %umisteny stroje, vel
Ike zasoby mouky a cast obili.
Velike zasoby obilf byly uloze-
ny V zadn1m traktu, ktery byl
Size zachranen, ale obili bylo
zaplaveno vodou a nebude te-
dy k potfebe. Stroje .jsou mi
ceny dplne. Pozar byl zdolan
teprve V pondelf dopoledne.
Skoda Sc odhaduje ma 4 milo
ny Kc. Katastrofa je tim horst,
re mlyn must zastati delsf do
bu mimo provoz, nebot Dude
nutno vymenit stroje. Mattel
mlyna, kdyz uslysel O nestestf
upadl do mdlob. Je zkazou
mlyna 1plne zdrcen. Pokud
jde o pf1cinu pozaru, ma Sc "a
to, re tento vznikl nasledkem
kratkeho spojen1.
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timely desf do poll.

MoravSt1 sedlaci Sc obracejf
Ike sm6rodatnym kruhGm sc
zaJ1mavym navrhem. V dnesni
dobe jsou i male vesnice Wy
zbrojeny motorovou stTfkac-
kou. Protoze ma Stestf nedo-
chazi tax caste k pozarGm, III
stavaj1 tyto drah6 stroje vetsi-
nou V necinnosti. Ma pTani Sc
dlakG mali byt PROBATIONARY v
dobe sucha k umelemu zavla-
zovan1 poll. z poplatkG "a
p1jcenl by Sc stroje amortiso-
valy nebo by Sc p~oTizovaly no.
We.
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Vosy ubodaly dits.

V Dolnim Potoku u Lucence
nasel sedmilety synek ucitele
Stepan Hruska ma p1de vosl
hnfzda a chtel je rozbft. Niko-
mu o tom neTekl, wal 81 hill a
Sci ma pGdu, kde dlouhou hol1
hn1zda rozb1jel. Vosy to tax
pobouTilo, re Sc ma maleho
sk1dce sesypaly a tax no po-
|st1paly, re ztratil vedom1. Ro-
dice no nasli teprve pc neko-
lika hodinach. Zavolali leka-
re, ale ten jiz dfteti nemohl
lpomOci. Dlte zemrelo.