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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
WILL OBSERVE SUNS ECLIPSE
Dr. Dunham, Jr., to Leave Tomorrow for Island
 in South Seas

PASADENA, Cal. April 27.-Dr Theodore Durham, Jr.. after week preparing special instruments leaves tomorrow on journey half way around the world to view the eclipse of the sun on June g.
 He will go to Proenix Island, ir the South Seas, on an expedition sponsored by the National Geo. graphic Society and United States Navy.
 The eclipse will last for four min- utes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
JAP AN FISHING GRANTS MAY BE
 DECLARED VOID
Soviet Government lndl- oates Pronunciation of
 Siberian Awards

MOSCOW, April 27.-Renuncia- ton of the Siberian fishing grants to Japan because of Japanese mili- tarists aggressive attitude" is sug- gested in an open letter officially inspired in the Governments news paper, the Izvestia.
 The Government often uses let ters in the newspaper to enunciate new policies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
GOLDEN GATE
 BRIDGE OPENS,
 SAN FRANCISCO
Thousands Witness Driving of Last Rivet-General
 Celebration Held

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 27. This city is celebrating today the completion of the Thirty-five mil lion dollar Golden Gate span, the highest suspension bridge in the
 world. Workmen drove in the last rivet, made of gold, before distinguished company of thousands.
 One hundred thousand tons of steel were required to build the 5000 foot bridge. The main span lis 4,200 feet long. It took four years to build the bridge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
WAGE INCREASE
 GRANTED FARM,
 CANNERY UNION
Eight-hour Day Also Pro- vided-Labor Agents
 Also Eliminated

SEATTLE, April 27 - Conrad Espe, agent of the Cannery Work CTS and Farm Laborers Union, said negotiations between the union and operators have resulted in a 35 to 40 percent wage increase.
 Besides the increase in wages, an eight hour day is provided; also recognition of the union as col lective bargaining agency and elim- ination of labor agents and con- tractors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
HARRY |. LUCAS IS APPOINTED
 AS CITY CLERK
Dr. Council Named Health Officer, Porter as Fire
 Alarm Caretaker
ENGINEER POSITION
 HELD IN ABEYANCE
Albert White Files ,000 Damage Suit Against City
 for Mrs. J. E. Nelson

Harry I. Lucas, well known Ju- neau business man, was chosen Guy Clerk by the City Council at a special meeting last night in the City Hall chambers. With six of the Councilmen present, MT. Lucas received three votes, H. R. Shepard, two, and A. w. Henning, incumbent, one. Ray Stevens was the fourth applicant for the position.
 MT. Henning will remain on as Clerk until May IS, or for such time as necessary to wind up his pres ent work and familiarize MT Lucas with the office, the Council decided. pr. w. w. Council was appointed Health Officer with the services of the Juneau Clinic to be available to the city.
 H. M. Porter was chosen fire alarm caretaker, recommendation made by the Fire Department. MT Porter got four of the Council votes, while w. R. Norton, also a candidate for the position, received two.
 To Issue New Call
 The matter of City Engineer was put over until the regular meeting May and it was decided to read vertise for applicants for the posi- ton as the first call was only for City Engineer and no call was made for Building Inspector. Mill ton Lagergren, incumbent, is can didate for the combined positions. Frank Metcalf has applied for the post of engineer and George Rice has applied for Building Inspector
 Call for Assessor also will be made so that action can be taken at the next meeting.
 The appointment of Radio In- spector was put over.
 The position of City Magistrate was left open until the next meet ing with the Clerk acting in that capacity. The two positions have been combined in the past.
 Files Suit
 Albert White, who was candi- date for Magistrate, withdrew his application last night and at the same time filed claim against the city for $3.O00 damages, as attorney for Mrs. J. E. Nelson. The latter claims she suffered severe injury when she fell on the sidewalk on First Street near Gastineau Ave nue the first of April and charges the walk was in bad shape due to alleged negligence on the part of the city. In addition to $3,000 damages, Mrs. Nelson also asks $250 for hospital expenses.
 MT. White also appeared before the Council in the role of taxpayer, reading the 1923 legislative session laws relative to the filing of fi- nancial statement by public utility companies with the City Council The attorney declared that utility companies here, which include light, water and telephone, had not filed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
He Needed a Chaser

LAMAR, Mo.,-C. R. Burney, Lamar truckdriver, told police that while returning at night from Kan sas City four men in an automo- bile crowded him off the highway, jumped out and robbed him of $50 and forced him at the point of four pistols to drink half-pint of his own whiskey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
Court Judge of N. Y.Is
 Stabbed in Back
Mysterious Attac.. Is Made on John O'Neill- Mo
 tive Is Unknown

NEW YORK, April 27-Munici- pal Court Justice John O'Neill was critically wounded today by two stah wounds in the back while he was waiting for bus.
 One stab penetrated the lungs and blood transfusion was given.
 The police are seeking a man ir light polo coat
 Judge O'Neill and the police are at a loss as to the motive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
SIX THOUSAND
 LOCCERS IDLE
Employers Close Camps as Protest to Ma ny
 Scattered Strikes

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 27.- Six thousand Columbia River log gers are idle after employers closed camps as protest to scattered strikes, alleging the unions are guilty of showdown tactics.
 Seven thousand sawmill workers are expected to lose their jobs when the log supply is exhausted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27

VICTORIA, B. C., April 27.-Pre- mier T. D. Pattullo announces that an agreement has been reached with the Federal Government for British Columbia to take over the Yukon Territory. This would make British Columbia the largest province in he world. extending the provincial boundaries to the Arctic ocean.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
ROOSEVELT IS
 GOING FISHING; LEAVES TONIGHT
President Going by Train to New Orleans, Then
 on Vessel for Tarpon

WASHINGTON, April 27-Presi- dent Roosevelt leaves tonight by train for New Orleans where he will leave for Tarpon fishing, to last for at least one week, off the Texas coast.
 The journey will cover 5000 miles pushing the Presidents four year travel mileage to above 100000 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
Scots Pushing Drills
 for Underground Date

GLASGOW, April 27.-Two gangs of Scottish workmen have been blasting their way through five miles of solid rock to keep date made two years ago.
 They are boring a nine-foot tun- mel through the Grampian noun tains and are due to meet under ground in June. The tube will join Loch Ericht and Loch Garry and enable the latter to increase its capacity for generating electricity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
Delegate Dimond Asks
 Survey, Craig Harbor

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Alas- ka Delegate Anthony J. Dimond has asked Congress to authorize the War Department to survey the har- bor at Craig, Alaska, with view to making improvements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
Marriage of Former
 C-Man, Pretty Model, Is Postponed

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 27.- The marriage of Melvin Purvis, for mer G-man, who trapped Dillinger to Miss Janice Jarratt, pretty pho tographers model, has been post poned indefinitely. The postpone ment is not explained and neither commented on the report.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
AFL REvOKES
 ONE CHARTER

OAKLAND. Cal. April 27. - The American Federation of Labor has revoked the Alameda County Gen. tral Labor Council charter because the Council refused to seat the delegates of the Teamsters Union appointed by AFL officers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
RETIREMENT?

RETIREMENT?
 Tn Washington there are rumors that Justices McReynolds, Suth- erland and Van Devanter will retire at the end of the present term, which will be the last Monday of May or the first Monday of June.
 They, with Justice Butler, are now the minority instead of the majority, since it is unlikely Justice Roberts will hover back their way. Moreover, even if they consider themselves as voices crying in the wilderness, the country has heard their cry repeatedly without paying more than impudent attention to it. They have suffered fate worse than death, by being rendered fu- tile.
 A bill has been passed under which they can retire without dan ger of loss of pay and it is a fair guess that before long they will seek it's sanctuary.
 McReynolds reputedly has tired of the fight, which anyone will admit has been long and hard.
 Sutherland's health has been poor ly in recent years and summers
 (Cox,tiv,,xaN 1,, Do0a T1iOp1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
H. H. WOODRINC IS NOMINATED AS
 W AR SECRETARY
President Announces New Cabinet Member-Is
 evedPermanent

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has nominated Har- ny H. Woodring, of Kansas, now Acting Secretary of War, and has been since the death of Secretary Dern, to be the Secretary.
 The appointment is interpreted as being permanent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
\LASKAAlR BASE INCLUDED, ARMY PLANS
sAnnesatiOn' of Yukon
 Territory by British
 Columbia Is Proposed

The Government would pay Brit ing Columbia $l25000 each year foi the next five years as a special grant to meet expenditures.
 Reservations will be made for the Indian population.
 The addition of the Yukon Ter ritory to British Columbia must meet with the approval of the Pro- vincial Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
REIIREMENT OF
 THREE JUSTICES
 IS NOW TINTED
Ranks of Four Irreconcil- l. ables, Conservatives,
 Is at Last Broken
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, April 27-There may have been reason once for those famed four irreconcilable. conser- vative Justices refusing to retire, but there isn't any more.
 When they had Justice Roberts with them they could feel that they were standing like Horatius at the bridge against President Roosevelt and his economic and social predi- lections. But now Roberts has sid ed with the invading savages from the north and the bridge head IS ready to be taken. Rome, as far as Justice McReynolds and his three associates are concerned, has fal- len.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
AIR BASE DOWN PAYMENT

WASHINGTON, April 27 The House Appropriations Committee late this afternoon recommended Congress provide $685, ,0O0 as down payment on the $5,000,000 air base at Tacoma, Wash; $6O,0O0 for the site, $370.0O0 for runways and $225,- 900 for hangars and field shops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27
HUGE APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, April 27. - The House Appropriations Committee m recommending s416,ooO,ooo for the Army next year, said the large sum is needed hereafter to relieve the extremely disturbing situation.
 The amount approved is $25 5,000,- 900 more than for the current year.
 It was also stated that there is needed an appreciably larger allo- cation of the military arm in future budgets, for our defense prepara- tion, now largely consisting of man power which is badly equipped, is virtually unprepared to offer re- sistance to any force equipped with modern offensive weapons"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-27

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
American " Berline popraven.

Helmuth Hlrsch, 21lety a.
mericky pr1slusn1k, jenz ma v
ceske rodine krajana A. A. Be-
nesche v Clevelandu prlbuzne
a jehoz rodina sc pred mnoha
Lefty pfistehovala do Spojenych
StatG z Ceskoslovenska, byl v
Berl1ne popraven pro velezra-
du. Pres vsechny snahy anne
rickych zastupitelskych 1Tadd
V Berl1ne byl katem stat v po-
leckensteinskem vezen1. Pc
mem byla vykonana poprava ma
rovnez z velezrady odsouze-
mem 20letem Oscaru Dennero-
vi.
Hirsch odjel do Nemecka
pred vanocemi z Ceskosloven-
ska, kde studoval ma nemecke
technice. Kratce ma to byl Eat
Cen a obzalovan, re ~pTechova-
val We SVEN byte zakazane ira
skaviny a re Sc chystal podnik-
nout ma nekoho vrazedny aten-
tat.
z rozkazu 1radG byla jeho
mrtvola spalena a popel "Zida
bez vlasti", "a jakeho byl v OBJ
zalobe oznacen, dostanou jeho
rodicove v Praze. Poprava by
la V Berl1ne vyhlasena ma pla-
katu cervene barry. Nez Sc
dostavil kat do vezenske cely,
kde byl nebohy mladfk stat,
pfisli Sc S MIN rozloucit ameri-
ct1 konsulove v Berl1ne Geist a
Jenkins, ale nebyli pripusteni
pod zaminkou, re pry 81 Hirsch
nepfeje S mimi mluvit, &C cekali
pres dive hodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Clevelandsti letci usmrceni.

V sobotu Sc srftili u Cleve-
landu diva letci. Oba prisli O
zivot. Donald Gardening,
president Cleveland Air Ser
vice Co., Sc sT1til kratce pred Z.
hodinou vecernf S malym mo-
noplanem S vySe asi $50 stop
pr pokuse pristanf ma letisti
Brook Park Village a zdstal
lezet v troskach ma m1ste mr.
tev. Narazem ma tvrdou pGdu
Sc uvolnil v predu letadle uni
steny motor a rozdrtil mu telo.
Druhe nestestf postihlo 21le-
teho Clelanda Hesse jenz spa
oil Sc svym letadlem v okoll le-
tiste We Willoughby do jezera
a privodil 81 smrtelne zranen1.
Hess letal jen re zaliby. Hlav-
MIN Jeho povolanim byla pra-
ce ma gasolfnov6 stanici. V So
botu podnikl vysoko We vzdu-
chu nekolik odvaznych letec-
kych kouskd, jake ma pr. let
hlavou dolG, premety atd. Bill
I'll Sc jiz k letisti a spustil Sc do
vyse pouhych nejakych 100
stop, kdyz zmizel pozorovate-
lum S oc1 a rftil sc velkou prud
kostl do jezera. Cd bTehu O.
kamzite odrazilo nekolik moto-
rovych lodic ztroskotanci ma
pomoc. Hess byl vytazen jest6
zivy, ale We stavu velice zbedo-
vanem. Dopadnout s vyse ma
vodu je prave tax, jake Sc sri
tit ma betonovou dlazbu. Leta-
dlo bylo rovnez znacne posko-
zeno, prave kTfdlo Sc narazem
ma vodnf hladinu docela ura.
zilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Kontrola mezd a pracovnich
hodin.

V New Yorku Americky L.
stav veTejneho m1nenl shroma-
zdoval statisfce HAST volicG,
jak soudl O navrzenem federal
MIN zakone, jez ma kontrolo-
vat pracovn1 hodiny a platy
zamestnancG. Dosle hlasy u
kazuj1, re So procent schvalu-
je kontrolu pracovnfch hodin,
81 procent je pro minimalni
mzdy.
Regulace mezd a pracovnfch
hodin, je jedn1m z mnoha po-
pularn1ch zakrokG Noveho T.
delu a je vtelena v novy navrh
zakona Black-C onneryho. A
vsak tento navrh jiz nyni vyvo-
lava nejostTejsf kontroverse
mezi Observation-Disclosures Cd
bornfky, kterf tvrdf, re kratsi
pracovnf hodiny nemohou. "a
hnati "Reminiscences a re ur-
cent minimalnfch mezd V ma
rodnim meTftku je neprovedi-
telne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Nalez muzske kostry.

Ma laden lezfcfm poll bl1zko
mostu u Lorain, Ohio, pri rece
nasel 14lety Russell Lauer vap-
mem napolo sezranou muzskou
kostru bez rukou a bez nohou,
zabalenou do rezneho pyle. z
r1znych okolnosti dospela po-
licie k pfesvedcenf, re v mar
nici jsou nynf zbytky osme O.
beti neZnamehO "Tezn1ka z
Kingsbury runu."
Domnenku, re neznamy byl
sprovozen nasilim Sc sveta asi
tymz muzem, jenz ma ma .sve-
domf ohavn6 vrazdy sedmi j.
nych lid1 okol1 Kingsbury
Run je utvrZovana bl1zkostl to-
hoto m1sta k mfstu, kde byla
kostra nalezena. Mimo to pa
da ma vahu, re jake We vsech O.
statn1ch p~f1padech schazej1
kostTe koncetiny. Jsou jest6
jine znamky, o kterych policie
zatfm nechce dat podrobnej-
SIGH zprav ma veTejnost, dokud
nebude kostra koronerem d.
kladne prozkoumana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
V Cechach najimaIi vojiny
pro SpaneIv.

Statn1 policie V Prachaticfch
vysetruJe rozsahlou verb1Tskou
clnnost, provadenou v oblasti
pohranicn1ch NEST Cesky Krum
Low, Vimperk, Prachatice a Pr
SEX. Jak bylo zjisteno, poda-
rio Sc jiz loni ma podzim ma
verbovati pres 40 muzd a asi
prostfednictvfm prazskeho u
stredl dopraviti je do Spaniel
ska: Letos bylo naverbovano
dalslch 16 mladych muz1.
Naverbovanf byli nejdrfve
dopraveni do Pfsku a pax do
Prahy. Doprovazela je 17leta
dcera zeleznicare Turkova z
Prachatic. V minulych dnech
byla zatcena a dodana do vaz-
by krajskeho soudu v Pfsku.
Verblfstvf bylo dobre a ROSA
HE organisovano a die dosa-
vadnich vysledkd vy~setfovanf
bylo fizeno z komunisticke or
ganisace V Prachaticfch.
u prachatickych komunist1
byly provedeny domovnf pro-
hlldky a bzry nato byl zatcen a
dan do soudnl vazby ddvernfk
komunisticke strany a Glen O.
becnlho zastupitelstva pracha-
tlckeho, truhlassky delnfk
Fina. Je dGvodne podezrely,
re jest jednfm z hlavnfch orga-
nisatorG teto verbirske spolec-
nosti.
Pfseck6 cetnictvo zatklo
34leteho Frant. Sterbu z Pfsku,
truhlaTe bez zamestnanf. a do
dalo no do vazby krajskeho
soudu. Vysetfuje Sc pro po-
dezfenl, re pomahal najfmati a
dopravovati do spanelska csl.
statn1ho pf1slusnfka Emilia aiko
z Noveho Sveta u Prachatic.
Mimo to Sc vysetfuje n6kolik
dalsich pf1padG najfmanf csl.
Statnlch pT1slusnlk1 z Pracha-
tic do spanelske armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
Soudce Willis Van Devanter

Soudce Willis Van Devanter,
ktery oznamil nedavno svoji
resignaci, rozloucil Sc sc svymi
kolegy jelikoz odchazf trvale
do pense. Bude dostavati al
do konce zivota tyz plat jake
v aktivnf sluzbe, t. j. $3.50
rocne.
- Predseda delnickeho W.
boru domu zastupcG kongres-
mix Connery, demokrat z Mas
sachusetts, vyslovil sve pre-
svedceni, re dane ma pohonnou
silu budou nutnym nasledkem
predlohy o mzdach a pracovn1
dobe.
Pravil, re predvfda dan ma
hnaci sflu jake prostTedek k
nahrazeni lidske silly stroll a
dodal, re jeho problem, ktere-
mu must jednou veTejnost Cell
ii. Die neho zakon O maximal-
nj pracovnf dobe a minimal-
mich mzdach prinese docasne
obdobf prosperity, ale natlak
ma prGGmysl, ktery tim Dude
zpnsoben, Dude pTfcinou re bu-
dou opet nalezeny move stroje,
ably nahradili lidskou praci.
Pravil:
PAX Dude narod celiti bud
[snfzenf sveho pracovnfho tyd-
ne jeSte vice nebo zdaniti kon-
skou sflu a z vynosu teto dane
hraditi vydaje ma n~ezamestna-
ne. Dane ma podpory v neza-
mestnanosti pax by molly BY
ii odstraneny."
Connery je spoluautorem
predlohy, v nfz Sc zada uzako-
nenf maximalni pracovni DOLBY
a minimaln1 mzdy.
Oficialove WPA dali ma
jevo, re sc Dude pozadovati, a.
by mfstn1 obce samospravy pri-
spely asi % proc. ma vylohy
nouzovych projektG pocfnaje
1. cervence, V novem fiskalnim
roce. Dosud obce plat1 jen 16
proc. celkoveho nakladu ma "a
mestnanf nouzovych delnikII.
Kongresem nyn1 prochazl
pTedloha p%ovolujfc1 1900 mil.
dol. ma vydanf nouzove akce.
z toho ma veTejne projekty pTi.j
de ale jen 1887 mil. dol, jeli-
koz zbytek jde ma Narodnf
sprawl mladeze, jiny pomocny
podnik, venovany zamestnani
omladiny, jakoz i ma osazovaci
akci, a pod. Poole noveho u
stanovenf, m1stn1 obce by must
ly pTispeti asi $50 mil. dol. ma
nouzove projekty, take ma ty-
to by Sc spotrebovalo celkem
ma 1857 mil. dol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
15leta zastrelila otce.

V San Diego, Kalifornie, Is
leta Marian Ayers vypravela
policii, jak zabila sveho otce
Franka T. Ayerse, 47leteho
podddstojnfka namofnictvu.
Stale Sc to v rodinnem obydli v
Poway. D1vka volala: "Ano,
zabila jsem no. A zabila jsem
no, protoze skrtil mou matku.
Udelala bych to znova!"
D1vciny oci pri tom horely
zvlastnim leskem, kdyz vypra-
vela, jak uslysela matcin kirk,
volani O PONCE. Kdyz pTibeh-
la k matce, spatrila, jak il otec
tiskne hrdlo, jak il chce uskrti-
ii. A kdyz Sc pax otec obratil
prot nj a chtel il uderiti, namf-
fila ma jeho prsa rucnici a W.
stTelila.
Jej1 matka Frances Ayers
ktera Sc dosud naleza v lekaT.
skem oSetrovan1, ~pravila:
"Vsechno bylo mou vinou
Mil manzel mne bill. Ne dive
mladsi dcery, 6leta Eunice a
leta Martha sc ma to dfvaly zde
seny. Volala jsem Marian na
ponce. Ma me volani pTibehls
a tax doslo k tragedii."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
z KruhH Prace.

V zasedan1 Chicazske fede-
race prace bylo odhlasovano
vyloucen1 27 unit Sc sklonem k
CLIO. Vsechny vyloucene unie
mali 10000 z celkoveho poctu
100000 clenG federace. Mezi
vyloucenymi jest Is lokalek A
malgamated Clothing Workers
II International Garment Wor-
kers, Rubber Workers Local
No. 1. a Amalgamated Associ-
alton of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers {. So.
Byly utvofeny plany ma zor-
ganisovanf jednoho milionu
deln1kd zamestnanych We My
mech, obiln1ch sypkach a v O.
bilnf industrii vdbec. Meyer
Lewis, pfedseda National Coun
Gil of Grain Professors oznamil
re S Americkou federaci prace
podepsaly smlouvu velke My
ny v Minneapolis a General
Milling Co., ktera kontroluje
20 mlynG a zamestnava pres
5000 delnfkG. Jiz nyni ma ra-
da delnikG teto industrie pres
10000 delnlkG. Vsechny unie,
ktere mali cleny v obilni indu-
strii Sc pfidaji k federaci a tt,
kteTf nejsou organisovani bu-
dou behem nekolika mesic1 or
ganisovani v Chicago, Minnea-
polls, Kansas City a Battle
Creek. Re strednlho Illinoisu
byli zastoupeny Granite City a
Americka federace prace po-
slala sem nekolik svych zastup-
eli.
V Minneapolis jiz organise
vanf mlynarsti delnfci NELL u
speech, nebot podepsali novou
smlouvu, Poole ktere jest pra-
covnf doba ma 40 hodin tydne,
5-denni tyden a uznani unie.
Predseda General Mills Co. A..
Davis potvrdil, re byla uzavre-
ma smlouva. Pak-li Sc Dude
pracovati sobotu tax must
delnici dostati plat a pull jake
Ia praci nedeli a svatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-11
z moderni chirurgie.

DR.. Oscar Nugent, hlavnf
chirurg z ocn1, usn1 a nosn1 ne
mocnice v Chicago, vyl1cil V
New Yorku kterak vrazil 40
jehel do Okla slepeho p~acienta,
vypalil kazdou ranku ma zf1tel-
nici pomocf elektrickeho prou-
du, a navratil nevidoucfmu
Zrak.
Tato operace, pravil l6kaT,
ktery Sc pod1lf ma mezina-
rodn1m sjezdu chirurgG, zrej-
me ukazuje novou techniku, Ia
kter6 ocnf chirurgove tvoT1 no
We rany ably mohli vyhojiti sta
re. Postizeny muz - typicky
pT1pad toho druhu = trpel co
lekaFi zvou rozedmut1m s1tni-
&c (retiny). S1tnice, ktera je
vnitfn1m povlakem uvnitT ocn1
ban6, Sc odchl1pla cd ostatnfho
tkaniva. Ukolem lekaTe bylo
stahnouti sloje ocniho tkaniva
dohromady, a udrzeti je pohro
made.
V tonic prfpad6, DR.. Nugent
pravil, prvn1m krekem bylo
proffznouti tkanivo kryjicf BIZ
lou cast Okla. Ma to, ably mohl
Operovati V pozad1 Okla, kde sit
nice by mela pevne drzeti jake
paplr ma sten6, bylO nutno pro-
f1znouti jeden re sval6, pohy-
bujlc1ch OXEN. Ma to ocnf ja-
bike mohlo byti obraceno ma
ruby asi re ctvrtiny. Ma to &C.
la takto obnazena cast byla po-
drobena zminen6 operaci zha-
wynn jehlickami. Pc kazde,
kdyz jehla byla vbodnuta do
tkaniva, eletricky proud byl
zapJat a kazda zpGsobila ma
lou ranku. Jelly byly ponecha-
ny V oku, az vsecky freely ven
jake spendlfky V polstarku ma
jelly. Konecne byly vsecky Wy
tazeny a zpGsobene ozehnute
ranky udrzely tkanivo pohro-
made, re Sc neodchlfpovalo ma
novo. Oko bylo prehrnuto do
puvodni polohy, a priroda, VIA
stnf hojic, napravujic porou-
chane tkanivo, zacelila vsecky
rany, ktere pri tom srostly do
hromady.
Move rany V tonic pripade
byly udelany," pravil chirurg,
"aby poSkozene tkanivo snaze
a rychleji srostlo dohromady S
druhym. Drsne okraje zpdso-
bene jehlami byly jake rivety,
drzici k sobe diva kusy plechu.
Tim sc sitnice pridrzela k o.
statnfmu tkanivu. Tyto deli
katnf operace mali ma so proc.
uspechu."