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The Washington times., 1937-06-01
REVIVED WAGE
BOARD WAITS
ON TAX ISSUE
Pending Budget Bill
Carries Money to
Pay Salaries

With municipal tax problems
and the pending 1888 fiscal year
District appropriations bill before
Congress occupying their atten-
ton, District Commissioners are
marking time on the appointment
of board to enforce the minimum
wage law in the Capital.
District officials said it was
hoped to have the board in oper-
alton by July / and that funds
are being sought in the approprla-
tions bill to defray expenses OF
the board.
Meanwhile, the Women's Blu
reau Of the Department Of Labor
has completed a survey, made at
the request of the House District
Committee, on the effect which
the revived law will have in Wash
ington. The law covers the en-
ployment of women and minors.
The survey covered 200 eStab-
lishments, employing 1880 wom-
en-. These included dry-cleaning
plants, beauty parlors, restaurants
and hotels. The survey showed
wages are considerably lower than
those established by the Minimum
Wage Board in 1928, just before
the United States Supreme Court
held the law unconstitutional.
The same court, in a recent
opinion, overruled its own opinion.
Best earnings were found in
beauty shops, where wages ranged
from $19.65 to $3.50 weekly. Seven
tenths of the women in dry-clean-
ing plants and nine-tenthS Of those
employed in laundries make less
than the boards scale of SIS week
ly, the survey showed.
District officials said it was prob
able new scales will be drawn by
the revived board,
The Washington times., 1937-06-01

Poems the whole world reads
and loves-more than $50 of them
are in the book to be given to
thousands of Washington Times
readers Saturday after they have
saved seven consecutively num-
bered coupons which appeared in
the Sunday Herald and every day
this week in The Times.
Selected from the greatest works
of famous poets, these poems are
in a beautifully bound volume in
the Worlds Greatest Literature
series being offered by The Times
in its easy book-a-week plan.
AL you have to do to get this
marvellous volume of poems is to
save these coupons. Number 8
appears today.
If you wish to save the coupons,
simply call District 1000 and make
arrangements for home delivery
service by a courteous Times car
rier boy. He will promptly deliver
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
RAPS
PROPOSALS AS
DIRTY TRICK
Commissioners Decy
Measures Forced
By '38 Deficit

Responding to a mandate of the
House District subcommittee on
taxes, the District Commissioners
today submitted drafts Of bills
which would carry out the tax pro-
gram agreed upon by the Subcom-
mittee to meet the anticipated Dis
trict deficit for next year Of
$6,000,000.
The Commissioners made it evil
dent that they are not in agree
ment with the entire program,
especially the income tax.
The income tax proposal, which
would allow for semiannual pay
mentS, would be retroactive so as
to compel payment Of tax on one
half of the income made here last
year. This would be payable on the
last day of October, this year.
"Dirty Trick" Says Sultan
Both Commissioners Melvin c.
HaZen and Daniel I. Sultan eX-
pressed themselves as strongly OPP
posed to the retroactive feature.
sultan asserted:
"It'S a dirty trick. We don't
like to do it. We'd be delighted
to see that feature eliminated"
It was explained, however, by
Corporation Counsel Elwood Seal
that this provision was inserted be-
cause of the necessity of realizing
some revenue from the income tax
this year. He told the subcommit-
tee that the Federal Government,
when it levied the income tax,
made it retroactive, and that it was
held constitutional.
The bills drawn by the Commits
Sioners are estimated to raise an
nually approximately $4,000
for the general fund and about
$1,000,000 additional for the high.
way fund.
However. the $7,500,000 esti-
mated for the general fund would
not be raised in its entirety during
the coming fiscal year, since only
one-half of the yield from the in.
come tax would be available dur.
ing the year and not all Of the
$500, 900 expected to ne produced
by the inheritance and estate tax
is expected to be available.
Outline of Program
The program submitted today
included for the general fund the
following taxes: Inheritance and
estate, 100000; increased insur-
ance tax, 100000; tightening Of
the intangible tax, $1,OO0,0O0; in
come tax, 100000; business
privilege tax, $3,00O,OOO; $780, 900
OF the motor vehicle weight tax
returns. This latter item comes
about through the transfer of GER
tain payments from the highway
fund to the general fund.
The Commissioners also sub
mitted to the subcommittee a bill
which would authorize the city
Continued on Page 26, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
DEATH
TOLL OVER 800
international News Service


A countrywide death toll well
over 300 was indicated today at
the close of a three-day holiday
observance of the nations seven
tieth annual Memorial Day.
At least 220 persons died in
traffic accidents, check revealed,
while IS were known to have
drowned and many others were
Frustrated by heat.
AS local communities staged
parades in commemoration of war
dead, congested highways exacted
a heavy toll of lives as urban cen
tiers poured forth millions of city
jewellers seeking recreation at sea-
shore and country resorts.
More than 100000 left their
homes in New York city alone for
vacation spots.
Temperatures in many points
throughout the nation almost
reached the 100 mark, New York
city recording SO for the hottest
day of the year thus far.
Railroads, bus and airline
traffic far exceeded expectations.
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
School Band TO Give
Silver Spring Concert

SILVER SPRING. Md, June /.
A band concert will be given by
the st. Michaels School Bard,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at
the school.
There also will be a program Of
songs, dances and speciality num-
bers by other students, and mo.
ton picture of the May Day pro-
cession and celebration held at
the school and parish,
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
Ken Murray
Says:

Well, spent this recent hOK-
day weekend motoring, and even
If Detroit is turning out $4,000
cars a day, that still isn't
enough to supply customers for
all the hOt-dOg stands. I'd like
to estimate there are at present
81 frankfort merchants to every
man, woman, and child in an
overloaded sedan. Today the
United States is at the cross
roads, with hOt.dOg shackS on
all four corners.
Even out in the wide-Open
spaces you can't have a puncture
or a blowout without stopping
right in front of a light-lunch
bazaar. In fact, there are so
many eating stands on we'll
Travelled highways it is actually
a pleasure to detOur.
And If President Roosevelt
wants to do something for the
farmers he won't stabilize wheat
or cut middlemen's profits. He
will build more roads for the hot
dog stands to bloom on.
Copyright. 1887. by Mcknight
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
Heads Girls Club

Lulu Logan, Armstrong High
School junior, has been elected
president of the Friendship Club
of the Girl Reserves for next year
following the closing meeting Of
the club for this school term.
Other officers elected include
Eunice Lee, vice president; Azella
Barnaby, secretary; Agnes Miner,
treasurer; Margaret Miner, coun.
Gil representative; Helen Coates.
program committee chairman.
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
AirpIane Pilots
Address Misstated

In an account of an airplane
mishap at the Queens Chapel
Airport, published in The Times
yesterday, the address Of Ivan
Bowman, %, part-owner Of the
plane, was given as 1928 Riggs ST..
N. w. Mr.. Bowman lives at 1914
Riggs Pl. N. w. The Times regrets
the error.
The Washington times., 1937-06-01

Responding to a mandate Of the
House District subcommittee on
taxes, the District Commissioners
today submitted drafts of bills
,,,l,ioL, mould 10 wv, o,it tho tov y,ro-
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
New Book of Poems
Swell for Vacation

your paper every evening and see
that you get your book every week.
Start now. Vacations are ''ere
and there's nothing like taking a
good book of poems away witt you
when you start your vacation.
The Washington times., 1937-06-01
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED

coOpers
Tnsckersy Volume No Eankn AgtoSgraDhy; Volume No Dumas
Tales
Mystery wakefield No Ben No H.
Essays" westward is CeIini'
Loved
of
Building 1917
H st. N. D. C.
Evening star., 1937-02-19
Twizzler Answer.

White, essayist; Brown, poet; Green,
humorist: Pink, historian; Grey, play
wright: Black. novelist,
Evening star., 1937-02-19

Across.
]. Crystalline rock.
g. Woven like damask.
Is. Vocabulary.
16. Mournful.
II. Exists.
18. Harbor.
19. Destiny.
20. Toward.
21. Spread for drying.
23. Nourish.
IS. Winglike process Of fish.
rs. Correct.
28. Flower.
20. Air-carrier: colloQ.
80. Turn outward.
32 Portion of curved line.
33 Fabric.
"a. Trusting.
36. Tenure.
80 Mineral spring.
80 Damage.
20. One under care Of another.
"a. Leading.
48. Mad.
49. Born.
81. Ship.
81. Pertaining to the ear.
63. Gaze at closely.
IS. Land measure.
66. Club.
81. Fricative consonant.
&c. Hail.
60 Whether.
81. Heroic.
81. South African bird.
81. Near.
IS. Group Of strata.
81. Repeat.
50. Longed for.
10. Met in one point.
Evening star., 1937-02-19
Families Control Art.

First rate Chinese lacquer work is
largely kept in the hands Of certain
families or districts, where the indi-
viduals employed attain wonderful
hereditary skill. This accounts In
some measure for the fac that no
individual names seem to stand out as
skilful artists or creators, piece OF
work being known to the native con-
noisseur as the product Of such and
such a district. not Of sue, q man.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12

pia byla tez zvlastnf hesla, jez
byla pos1lana We forme telegra
mi. Telegramy znely: "Teta
je zdrava" anebo "Teta je ne
mocna". Prvn1 heslo zname-
nalo, re Sc podarilo opium OBJ
jednati a prevent pres hranice
a druhe heslo znamenalo me-
bezpec1 pfi prevozu opia pres
hranice. Vsechny policie sire
doevropskych statd byly poza-
dany O soucinnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12
V Praze Sc ujal novy sport.

V Praze Sc ujal novy sport:
vyvadet zertem zname. Posti-
zeny Sc obycejne divf, kdyz Sc
u neho donna netrhnou dveTe,
nebo kdyz k nemu chodf Tide
kupovat veci, o nichz nema VII
bee zdanf. Tyto historky 81 wy
mysl1 vesel1 kumpani ma sve
zname. Nedavno k disponen-
tow velk6 prazske stavebnf fir
my pTisel jakysi muz vyjedna-
vat, FAC proda "'tech pet beden
vypalenych zarovek." Prijel
81 pro ne s vozem. A trvalo to
hodinu, nez pan disponent mu
vysv6tlil, re zadne ~vypalene
zarovky nema. Nebo k jedno-
mu mal1ri Ease pTisli diva Gle
move vyboru dobrocinne korpo-
race vysetrit, jak zije V b1d6,
ably mu dali vanocn1 podporu a
dotycny zrovna obedval husu
Sc zel1m. V techto dnech Ease
O jednom 1redn1kovi, ktery by
dlf ma Kacerove, znamf rozhla-
sill, re podedil z Anglie wac
nou sblrku znamek v Gene tT1
milionG Kc. F~ilateliste jezdili
ma Kacerov v houfech. UTed-
nix marne vysvetloval, re jde o
zert. TAX dial jen ma dveTe ce-
dull: "Zadne znamky nemam
a filatelista nejsem'', ably ne
musel stale chodit otv1rat a W.
| cv3t1OVat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12

V Teplicfch mad Metuji pred
budovou okresniho soudu do
staly Sc do hadky dive cikanky
Bambergrove a nejdffve 81
pust6 vynadaly. PAX pc sobe
hazely kamen1m a to je teprve
rozohnilo, re 81 vjely do VAST.
A britva vyvrcholila, kdyz
kazda vytahla bfitvu a pocaly
Sc fezat v obliceji, Nikdo
nechtel rozzurene cikanky cd
sebe odtrhnout, ably sam nebyl
zranen, az teprve straz je Cd
trhla a hned je odvedla dc
soudni vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12
,47leta skocila Sc 17letym mi.
lencem pod Wax

47leta vdova Anna Meinel-
tova z Dalovic, matka til do
spelych deer a jednoho syna
skocila sc sym 17letym milen-
Gem O.. II. pred lokomotivu O.
sobnfho vlaku, jedoucfho z K.
Var1 do Chomutova. Oba Sc
bevrazi byli lined mrtvi. Je-
jich prejeta tela nalezl stroll
v1dce nakladnlho vlaku, ktery
brzy potion jel pc druhe kole-
81 teto trait. DGvodem jejich
sebevrazdy byl odpor rodiny
mladeho muze i det1 vdovy pre-
I'll jejich pomeru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12

Brnenska cetnicka patrac1
STANCE vysetrovala a usvedcila
z mnohych kradezi 24krat ire
staneho zpocince 23leteho ia
ma Witka, narozeneho v Miro
slavi, p~Tislusneho do Polska.
Witek v mnoha okresn1ch mes
tech ma Morave i v Brine spa
chal pet kradezf radiopristrojG
a mnoho kradezf prada, skvo-
stu, damskych tasek, penez
atd., vseho v Gene asi 10000
Kc. Witek nejprve zapiral, ale
pod Thou d1kazG sc Ike vsem
kradezim primal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12
v cechach pomerns vice ko.
munistH NsmcHH nezli cechG.

V Praze "Nove Cechy" upo-
zornujf ma zajimave vyklady
Sdruzenych odbornych svazu,
z nichz plyne, re mezi del
nictvem mali komuniste asi
100000 clen1 csl. narodno-
sti, $4,000 nemecke (27.3
proc), 1890 rus, 16.4OO ma
darske a $500 polske narod-
nosti. z Madard a Polak1 vi
bee nejak odborove organise
vanych pTfslusf temto svazum
polovicka. Pr volbach dostali
ovSem komuniste mnohO hla-
s1 Cd oposicne naladenych ne
organisovanych zivl1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12
Bratislavsky professor v cele
paserakHE valut.

V Bratislave byl zatcen pro-
fesor nemeckeho realn1ho gym
nasia We vysluzbe, Josef M.
Seewarth, ktery Sc zabyval
pasovanim Vault. Bylo zjiste-
no, re stall v cele rozsahle me-
zinarodni skupiny paserak6
Vault, ktera mela d1vernlky We
vsech evropskych mestech.
Skupina mela k ~disposici 6 aut,
ktera byla zvlast zT1zena a
mela kufry ~opatfene dvojitym
dnem.
Vysetrovanfm Sc dale zjisti-
10, re We Vidni byl V r. 1880
zalozen Bethlehem Unstable
rem bankovn1 zavod pro dew
sove transakce. V r. 1882 mel
zavod jiz filialky v Cernovi-
cich a v Bukuresti. V r. 1888
zfskal Umstadter jake spolec-
nika a vedouciho devisoveho
oddeleni Ignace Kornera, KITE
ry znal velmi dobfe obchod S
devisami a pGsobil dels1 dobu V
New Yorku a v Curychu a mel
znamost v Parlzi a v Londyne.
Nevadilo, re byl jiz nekolikra-
tie trestan. Korner Sc ujal s
velkou iniciativou pasovan1 va
Tut a ziskal profesora Seewar-
tina, ktery zr1dil v Bratislave
tax zvane fakturn1 oddeleni.
V tom sc soustredovaly cenne
papfry ceskoslovenske, ktere
byly ma ciz1ch bursach lacino
zakoupeny a pax posllany do
Vidne. z Vfdne je prof. See
warth prevazel do Bratislavy
odkud byly pos1lany jednotli-
wynn bankam v Brine a Praze.
Prodej akcif byl provaden pod
fingovanymi jmeny a WIDEN
sky 1stredni zavod mel 20.
proc. provise z t6chto obchodG.
Seewarth korespondoval S
videnskou centralou pohledni-
cemi.
Byl-li Seewarth poveTen, a.
by obstaral CHI valuty, napsal
pTislusnemu zadateli pohledni-
ci, ma niz bylo napsano "Srdec-
ny pozdrav''. Toto znamenalo
vydanf 500 silinkd. Napsal-li
ma listek "Nejleps1 pozdravy",
znamenalo to vydanf 1000 ST.
linkn. S pohlednicf pTisel pax
zadatel do v1denske centrally a
ma predlozen1 tohoto l1stku do
Istal zadanou castku. Fran
couzske frankly byly vydavany
ma predlozeni dopisnic tohoto
znenf: Emily prfteli, potvrzu-
iii prfjem Tveho dopisu, ale ne
mohu obdrzeti zadne sklo v
Jablonci. Bylo by dobTe, kdy-
by Sc obratil ma sklarny V Je-
Bratislavska policie mimo to
zjistila, re neslo jen O pasova-
nj Vault, ale re konsorcium me
10 tez v programu pasovanf o.
mamnych jedi. Ones to bylo
zjisteno z rGznych dokladG,jez
byly nalezeny pri domovnf pro
hlldce u profesora Seewartha
Pro objednavky a dodavky O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12
Odsoudili 7 SlovakI.

Slovensky senat nejvyssiho
soudu v Brine "a predsednictvi
r. n. S. DIR. Nussbauma Sc zaby-
val pr1padem sedmi Slovak1,
provinilych zlocinem 1kladu
proti republice, pr cemz ma
scenu prisla opet dive znama
jmena, byvaleho bratislavske-
no advokata, DIR. Petra Bazov-
skeho a DIR. Frantiska Jehlic-
sky, znamych z nekolika pro-
cesu pro PROTESTANT zlociny.
Oba zij1 We V1dni a podryvajl
statnl bezpecnost a kid ma Slo-
vensku. Exponovali Sc jiz "a
de protistatnich rejdG.
Y r. 1888 veslo S DIR. Bazov-
skym We styk sedm Slovak1.
Vsichni navazali jeste styky s
nejakym Ludvlkem Korenem
We Vidni. DR.. Bazovsky jim
pax S Korenem umoznil pod
loudne dopravovani v Cesko-
slovensku zakazaneho WIDEN
skeho casopisu "Rakousky Slo-
wax" a jinych ilegalnfch tisko-
vim, a tato spolecnost je ma Slo-
vensku verejne rozsirovala.
Rozsirovateli teto byli: so
Lefty Vendelfn Kratochvil, So
fer re Zohoru, 39lety Stepan
Scepan, rolnik z Hochstetna,
41lety Frantisek Voltemar, rol
mix z Uherske Vsi, 23lety Leo
pold Pronecker, posluchac
prav re Zohoru, 32lety Ladi-
slav Cabadaj, obchodnfk z
Hochstetna, 45lety M. Valach,
faraf re Zohoru a 3Olety F.
Kratochvfla re Zohoru.
Voltemar jednou ma podzim
r. 1888, kdyz dostal z V1dne
zasilku protistatnfch letak1,
rozhazoval je v noci v Uherske
Vsi.
Tento letak mel nadpis
manifest slovenskeho naro-
da", a bylo v mem oznameno,
re Sc ustavila "Slovenska rada
v Zeneve" a re podala memo
randum Spolecnosti narod1 G
tom, re Sc must usilovati o re-
visi hranic, O move usporadant
strednf Evropy a O vracen1 Slo-
venska k MaGarsku. Stale tan
dale, re pod Svatostepanskou
korunou sc budou m1ti Slovac.
lepe.
Pozdeji Voltemar rozhazo.
val v celem jihozapadnfm Slo.
vensku letaky, We kterych by
slovensky lid vyzyvan k axe
prot Cech1m a Pribinovycl
slavnostech v Nitre.
Celia s~polecnost techto nebez
pecnych lidf byla souzena 20
kvetna 1884 krajskym souden
v Bratislave. z vypovedf obza
lovanych bylo z~jisteno, II
pfedsedou slovenske rady me
byti DIR. Frantisek Jehliska, Ii
jfcf We Vldni, ktery tam odtuc
dirigoval celou PROTESTANT axe
spolecne S DIR. Petrem Bazov
skym.
Kratochvila, Scepan, Vote
mar a Cabadaj byli odsouzen
kazdy ma rok do tezkeho zala
re pro zlocin prfprav 1kladI {
republiku, diva byli odsouzen
pro precin, re neoznamili IRA
dun cinnost ostatnich, kazdJ
ma til mesice, a Ferdinanc
Kratochvila byl osvobozen
Odsouzenf sc odvolali, a tn VIZ
chn1 soud v Bratislave osvobo'
dill Cabadaje, Proneckra
Voltemara, u ostatnlch rozsu'
dek potvrdil.
S tim Sc vsak nespokojils
statnf zastupitelstvf a tax Sc
dostal pTfpad k Nejvysslmr
soudu. Ten rozsudek vrchnl'
no soudu zrusil a odsoudil V
Kratochvfla, Scepana a Vote
mara kazdeho do tezkeho "a
laTe ma rok, ostatni ma sest me
sfcG. Rovnez zrusil ejvyss
soud osvobozujfcf rozsudel
mad Ferdinandem Kratochvl
lou a odsoudil no do tezkehe
zalare ma 6 mes1cu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12

Spanelska do Kamend1na u
Parkane, We ktere Sc oznamuje
re ma madridske front6 byl
smrtelne zranen byvaly foto-
graf Karel Baranya z Kamen-
dina. Baranya ztratil "a boj6
O Madrid oko a utrpel take
tezka vnitrni zraneni. Poole
zpravy je jeho stav beznadej-
ny.
Vftezne fasisticke legie vzbou-
Tenc1 zmocnily Sc pondel1
namornfho pTistavu, Malaga,
Spanelsko. Mesto vzdalo Sc v
moe vzbourenc1 bezpodm1nec-
ne. Vnitrnf cast mesta byla
spalena. 800 p~fiznivc1 vzbou-
reni "a jasotu propusteno bylo
z vezeni, v nemz spanelskou
vladou drzeni byli.
Tisic ruskych vojfnl ma
LEA sc prave ma ceste do Spa
nelska. Tento contingent pro-
plul dardanelskou 1zinou ma
Spanelskem parnfku "Cabosan
Augustin", ktery je nalodil v
Obese, ruskem p~f1stavu ma
Cernem mort.
= Hitlerova akce, ably Ne
mecku sc dostalo navratu ko-
lonii ztracenych "a svetove
valky, vyvolala v Anglii pro-
Utah. Nalehave pozvan1 bylo
poslano ma 800 slechtic1m a
clen1m snemu, kter1 patti k w
boru sdruzeni imperialnich
prdmysld, ably Sc shromazdili v
dolnf snemovne.
Ia predmet jednanf bylo ur-
ceno "uvazovati o Hitlerove re
81 s ohledem ma britska man
datova 1zem1, a kazdou po-
tfebnou akci."
Hitlerovy kolonialni naroky
vyvolaly v Anglii vzruseni.
Britove jsou pobouTeni, jelikoz
hrot nemecke akce Mir prot
Anglii, spfse nez prot drza-
YAM Francie ci jinych statG.
Pokud Sc IDA, nemecky ma
rok Sc odbyva co nemoznost,
nasledkem odporu domen, i Ii
gy narod1. Clenove zahr. IRA
du mysli, re Hitler zatfm ONE
I'll sve kolonialn1 tuzby ma re-
klamaci byv. nemeckeho 1ze-
mi jiho-zap. Africe, ktera
byla pod mandaty Angle, a
Jiho-Africke unie. Britove
mali "a to, re Hitler Sc vidal
narokd ma kolonie drzene
Francii a Japonskem, "a ice
lem, ably tyto zeme odtrhl cd
Angle.
- Svatba vavody z Windso-
ru a Wallis Simpson dvakrate
rozvedene Baltimoranky, bu-
de provedena 27. dubna, az
rozvodni dekret Cd Ernesta
Simpsona lodn1ho brokera 2
Londyna, Dude il dan.
Nekterf clenove brit. parla-
mentu pfipravujf pry tahy, j.
miz ma snatek ex-krale S da,
mou s Baltimore byti zmaren
Organizuj1 pry silnou oposici
prot navrhu, die nehoz Ed.
wardovi by Sc ~povolila dozivot-
nj "pense" $25O,OOO, jeliko5
pry sc obratil ku sve vlasti "a.
dy, opustiv il jakmile Sc vzda]
trnnu.
Poole prvnfch povesti, swat
ba Dude pry provedena bud ma
zamku E~nzesfeldu, ktery patri
baronu Rotschildovi, nebo We
Vidni.
Hrabenka z Harevoodu, kra
lovska princezna a jedina Ed
wardova sestra, We V1dni Sc
setkala sc SWIM bratrem a s
MIN jednala O jeho manzel-
skych 1myslech.
- U Alexandria, Egypt, po-
rucik G.. A. Vardon a telegra-
fista Bert Overall z britskeho
vojenskeho letectva byli zabi-
ii, kdyz Sc pri manevrech je-
jich letadlo srazilo s druhym,
Letci v druhem letadle vyvazli
bez pohromy.
W I cookbook uoo In.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-12

ke krlZnlky: CanarlaS, New
Baleares a Almirante Cervera,
krone Tady mensfch valec-
nych plavidel.
ODE valcfcf strany zahajily
horecnou cinnost k vyuzitkova
nj who'd posledni minuty pred
novym vseobecnym 1tokem ma
Madrid, ktery S vladnf strany
Sc ocekava kazdou chvili.
Prazske "Ceske Slovo" pod
ohlavenfm "Dozvuky verbova-
nj pro Spanelsko" prineslo tu-
to zpravu: Mari Pecuchove,
manzelce byvaleho sofera u fir
my BRONX v Bratislave, byla re
spanelska zaslana zprava, re
jejf manzel padl. Soucasne il
byl dorucen lfstek generalniho
stabu z Valencie S cfslem 3d.
$50, ma nemz je ornament, re
jej1 manzel zemfel.
Ma druhe strane listku je ma
psano Pechuchovym pismem :
"Mila mamicko, dostanes-li
tento listek, tax jsem padl v
boji "a spravedlnost." Pode-
psan je Pecucha.
Pecucha byl 32lety Softer a
odcestoval z Bratislavy 4. listo-
padu pres Prahu do Francie a
odtamtud do Spanelska. v Bra
tislave zanechal manzelku a
til deti.
S~oucasn6 pTisla zprava re
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-10

! these things show us that at last we
think a some and see as one, the
way we should take. All those things
a.Qeu ~fla shUNSd - 40 In4ltel W..te
way the case went, If right were to
prevail We xousd win and ii not, at
least we had met a common medium
Of understanding of what is right
and what is wrong.
And so today we awaken with a
new sense OF duty IN this, Our Glori--
Gus State IN the midst of such lead
ing Universities and Colleges Ohio
State at Columbus, Ohio University
at Athens, Wilberforce at Wilber-
force, three miles from Xenia, Cedar.
vile College at Cedarville, Dayton
University at Dayton, Wittenberg
College at Springfield and Antioch
College at Yellow Springs, the COL
lege known the world over for its
cooperative plan OF education, and
It's international student exchange
program, founded by that great and
illustrious character Horace Mann.
Therefore, xenia, in the County
Of Greene, in the State Of Ohio, is
on the map. It is the only little
city in these great United States SO
situated in the midst of knowledge
that would not permit its citizens
to be victim of any acts violated
by persons Of Greece, Turkey, or
Italy, no matter if they have become
citizens Of this country.
So today, we settle back into our
tranquil peace and quiet, hoping,
working in our humble way among
both groups to serve and to add to
our community In any way that viii
improve and embelish, as Our Father
knoweth tho things we have need Of.
He will give US the strength to
Forge Ahead.