davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Hanacke oboe Sc raduji z ma
vratu k republice.

Pc dohode bylo vyklizeno Tis-
skonemeckym vojskem n6kolik
hanackych vesnic, ktere byly
nekolik dnG v okupaci. Pc Cd
chodu nemeckeho vojska z
techto obcf, byly lined uspora-
dany "a souhlasu vseho obyva-
telstva veselice. Obcanstvo
vsech obc1 pTiv1talo navrat k
republice S velkym nadSenim.
Nejvetsl radost byla v obc1ch
v okoli Olomouce a ma Litovel-
sku. TemeT vsechny obce u
spoTadaly v mfstnfch hostin-
cfch slavnosti, kterych Sc SUI
castnilo vsechno obyvatelstvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
PTednosta dIchodkoveho kon-
trolniho uradu odvlecen do
Nsmecka

Ma dGchodkovem kontrolnfm
trade v Nor. Ostrav6 hlasil Sc
dGchodkovy revident a pred
nosta dGchodkoveho uTadu v
Trebovic1ch Svinova Beran,
ably mu pTidelili sluzebni mis-
to. Bylo mt sdeleno, ably Sc
hlasil ma d1chodkovem trade
v Holesove. Beran odesel pc
tonic pffkazu zpet do Trebo-
vic, ably uvedomil o zmene sve-
no 1Tednfho pGsobist6 rodinu.
Odpoledne, kdyz byl Beran We
SVEN byte, prisli tam ctyri ne
mectf vojaci a zadali, ably jim
Beran vydal 1Tedn1 penize.
Kdyz jim Beran o%dpovedel, re
nema ami svych, ami 1Tednfch
penez, byl zatcen a odvezen
autem. Okamzite byly podnik-
nuty kroky u financniho redi-
telstvi v Brine, ably byl Beran
propulsion ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Dvacet vagoni obili rozboTiIo
skIadiSte.

V Rajci mad SvitaVou ma Bos-
kovicku stala Sc nehoda, ktera
ma stesti 81 nevyzadala obetf
ma zivotech. V tamn1m skla-
dist hospodaTskeho druzstva
We tretfm patre bylo uskladne-
no dvacet vagon1 obilf. Pod IT,
hou obilf proboril Sc strop ire
tho patra a strhl S sebou i
stropy druheho a prvn1ho pos
chodf a dvacet vagon1 obilf Sc
propadlo az do pTfzemf. Del
n1ci. pracuj1cf We skladisti, "a
yeas zpozorovali katastrofu a
podafilo Sc jim uteci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Reditel Slovenskeho Narodni-
no divadla Ant. Drasav zatSen

Bratislavska policie zatkla
feditele Slovensk6ho Narod.
divadla Antonfna Drasava.
Proslycha Sc, re ddvodem k
zatcen1 je podozTenf, re Tedi-
tel Drasar Sc dopustil cinn.
ktere nejsou v souhlase Sc
spravnym veden1m divadla.Na
Drasar1v majetek, ktery je po-
merne velmi znacny, byl IVA
len soudnf zav6r. Proti fedi-
tell Drasarovi a jeho cinnosti
We SLOW. Mar. divadla byla liz
drive vznesena rGzna obvinenf.
HospOdarstv1 divadla trp9lo
ruznymi nesnazemi, ackoliv
bylo subvencovano velkymi
castkami z veTejnych prostred-
XII. Zat1m nelze uvest, Jake
zmeny budou We SLOW. Mar. di-
vadle V dusledku zatcenf fedi-
tele Drasara provedeny, jisto
je jen tolik. re zmeny nasta-
nOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Proti tavernam.

U obvodnfho soudu v Chica-
gu zadala Laura Casey zalobu
ma nahradu 500, 900 prot dive
ma tavernam ma JIM strane,
ktere pry jsou vinny tim, re
muze naucily pijanstvf, coz "a
sc melo "a nasledek, re on pTi-
sci O zam6stnan1, jez mu vyna-
selo $4,000 rocn1ho platu.
V zalob6 jsou jmenovani
Thomas Dinost a dale Mary R.
Bourke, majitelka taverny.
Edward Casey byval drive
Teditelem chicazske odbocky
spolecnosti National Radiator
Corporation. O praci prisel l.
ledna lonskeho roku pro plan
stv1. V zalobe tvrdi, re .jeji
manzel zacal dochazeti stffda-
We do obou taveren a naucil sc
tam poTadn6 pitt, v cemz byl
majiteli taveren podporovan.
Rozhazoval "a trunk penize
plnyma rukama, az O vsechno
pTiSel, jeSte Sc Ike vSemu zadlu-
I'll a ma konec byl z prace Wy
hozen. Zaloba je zalozena ma
zakonu O pivnic1ch, zvaneho
'dram shop act". ktery dava
rodinam opilcG a nebo jejich
obetem pravo, ably Sc hojili Ia
ztratu zivitele anebo jeho
schopnost starati Sc o rodinu,
bylo-li to zavineno pitfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Zena uhorela, diva popaleni.

V New Yorku, cernosska
sluzka pfisla O zivot a haste
sky kapitan s barvlrem byli
popaleni pTi pozaru, ktery "a
sahl dive patra domu James
Henry Parker, Is vych SO ILL.,,
mezi 5. a Madison Aves., pred
sedkyn1 new-yorske odbocky
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

w ~ h1O=I
bouky jsou nuceny soustavne
premenovat svou vyrobu. "a
liba v uniformach vseho druhu
vede k tomu, re klobouky mi
zejf vzdy vice a jejich mfsto
zaujlmaj1 uniformn1 cepice. V
nemecku je dnes 236 tovaren
ma cepice a pocet ten Sc zvetsi
jeste V prfstf dobe pfemenou
vyroby tovarnach ma klobou-
ky. Take v Ceskoslovensku
nektere kloboukova tovarny,
ktere jsOu v nemeckych ru-
kou, presedlavajf Sc svou W.
robou ma cepice.
- Jedenact osob bylo zabi-
to a mnoho vazne poraneno pr
pohfbu Kemala Attaturka, PRIV
n1ho p%residenta Turecka. TAX
velky byl naval lidf, re 1000
zen a det1 omdlelo. Vice nez
100000 lid presto SIM, kde
spoclvala rakev Kemalova ma
katafalku behem noel.
= $4,000 zidG pFislo O pen1ze
We vladnich a soukromych sluz
bach V Italii v poslednfch ety.
rech dnech.
= Adolf Hitler Sc Sci podf-
vati ma celu c1slo 7 We vezenf
pevnosti Lansberg, kde chvfli
posedel a pTemyslel.
Hitler sedel We cele cfslo Sc
DIM cd II. listopadu 1923 do
20. p%rosince 1924, jake trest "a
svuj puc V Mnichove, kterym
chtel ma sebe strhnout vladu.
Kodani, Dansko, v d.
vadle Odense melo byti pred
stavenl Shakespearovy hry
"Kupec benatsky", nfz vystu-
puje zidovsky lichvar Shylock.
Predstavenf teto hry musilo by
tt odlozeno, jezto feditelstvf Sc
obavalo jej1ho provedenf v
dnesnl dobe. kdy cely svet je V
napet1 nasledkem mezinarodnf
no zidovskeho problemu. Byly
obavy z moznych vytrznostf.
= correspondent polskych
list1 pos1lajf poplasne zpravy
z Karpatske Rust, ktera Jest
autonomn1 cast1 Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. Psi, re mezi
tamejsim obyvatelstvem vzrd-
sta elm dale tim vice vTeni pro-
tt nynejs1 Wade.
V nekolika mistech Tide pry
Sc jiz sami chopili zbranf a W.
stupuj1 prot ceskoslovenskemu
vojsku, ackoli to ma strojni
pusky a take tanky. Krone to-
no fad1 tam tez RUNE oddly
partyzanskych povstalc1, ktefi
napadajf csl. cetnfky i vojfny.
V Chuste partyzanci odvazi-
Ii Sc docela k dtoku ma budovu
policejn1ho velitelstv1. Byli
vsak ~odrazeni, pri cemz ztrati-
Ii jedenact mrtvych.
= V1denska policie oznami-
la, re byly objeveny velke zpro
nevery, pomoc1 nichz dostaval
a%rcivevoda Otto Habsbursky
$4,000 mesfcne cd Schuschnig
govy vlady.
Policie pravi, re tyto penfze
byly pos1lany Ottovi, napadni-
ku neexistujfcfho rakouskeho
trdnu, ktery zije We vyhnan-
stvf v Belgii, prostrednictvim
Holandske banky.
Dale die policie dostavali
Qd vlady Rakouska penfze jes-
te JIM, p~oc1tajfc v to hrabete
Coudenhove-Kalergi, presiden
ia vseevropskeho svazu, Ed
warda Ludwiga, byvaleho sefa
tiskoveho odboru a Wilema
Klasterskeho, sekretaTe presi-
denta Miklase.
Miklas vidal Sc president
skeho 1Tadu dine Is. bTezna,
kdyz Nemecko anektovalo Ra-
kousko, ale zGstal v zemi.
Schuschnigg resignoval ma
Trad kanclere diva dni pred
tim a cd te dolby je v moci tai
ne policie.
Hrabe Coudenhove nenl V
Rakousku, ale nemecka tajna
policie pravf, re deset osob by
10 zatceno cd minuleho bTez-
ma. Policie pravf, re tajne
fondy emily 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

:. LAOAOoOl DOIIIO, ICOlL0l
italskeho zoologickeho 1stavu
v Neapoli, zjistil, re ryby Sc
dorozumfvajf rGznymi tony,
ktere nejsou slysitelny lidske-
mu uchu, protoze jsou v jine
TONNE, nez ma kterou jest lid
ske ucho naladeno. Avsak jsou
zaznamenany specialnimi, vel
mi dGmyslnymi, akustickymi
pffstroji, jez ma zmfneny u
stav k disposici. Ryba pry me-
nj ton sveho "hlasu'', coz je "a
klad dorozumfvacich znacek.
Poole tohoto pozorovanf "nei-
vymluvnejs1" rybou by byla
mofska ryba "rouget", vysky-
tujlc1 Sc ma pobTez1 StTedozem
n1ho more mezi Marseillf a ia
nOvem.
Zatim CO italsky fisk ma
pada presidenta Roosevelta a
vysm1va Sc mu, re ronf Shy
pro zidy a pri tom Sc pripravu-
je k obrane americkeho impe-
rialismu, vesla v platnost do
hoda mezi Itali1 a Anglii, KITE
ra byla ujednana ne Velikono-
chi svatky v Rhine.
Poole dohody Italie slibuje,
re bud pTi skoncenf valky We
Spanelsku, neb jeste pred kon-
Gem, odvola vsechno vojsko ma
dukaz, re nema 1zemnich ma
roku ma 1zem1 Spanelska. Sill
buje take, re necha ma pokoji
Araby pri Ruben mort.
Angle slibuje, re Sc We Sva-
zu narodG zasad1 O to, ably we
tt Ethiopie bylo uznano a po-
voluje Italii urcita prava v an
CHICKEN Edenu a zabranf ma
jezdum ma Ethiopii re soused-
n1ho uzemf.
= Znarodnela pfsen v Ne
mecku, "Lorelei", byla zaka-
zana nazistickym minister
stvem vyucovani, protoze slo-
va napsal basnfk Heinrich
Heine, pGvodem lid. Tez by
10 dano ma index sedm dalsfch
plsnl. Mezi mimi je Mendel-
sohnova :"Zvedl jsem oci svych
k hvezdam."
Lorelei nebo Lurlej je kol-
my skalnf 1tes ma pravem bTe-
hu Ryna, ktery dava krasnou
ozvenu. z toho a re zahuby
cetnych plavc1 v nebezpec-
nych pefejfch pod 1tesem vzni
kla asi legenda O vile Lorelei,
Jez vab1 do luna sveho neopa-
trne jinochy. Poole basnfka
Konrada Marnera re 10. stole
tt je We skale ukryt ohromny
poklad NibelungG. Tuto ska
lu zvecnil take basnik Klement
Brentano roku 1900, ale zvla-
ste il proslavila melodicka pr
sen Heineova S napevem Sill
cherovym.
= Herschel Grynszpan. Sc
dmnactilety mlady nemecky
lid, ktery zastTelil Ernsta Won
Ratha, 1fedn1ka nemeckeho
vyslanectv1, prohlasil pri soud-
MIN vyslechu v Par1zi, re je
mu velmi Ito, re jeho Gin mel
tax hrozne nasledky v Nemec-
ku. Popfel, re by jeho Gin byl
nejakym zidovskym spiknutim
Jeho rodice byli zamoznf, vlast
Mill v Hanovru mlyn = kdyz
pfisel k moci Adolf Hitler a je-
no nazismus, ztraceli jedno "a
druhym, az on sam musel uteci
do Paf1ze a otec bez centu v
kapse byl vyvezen do Polska.
TAX byla jeho rodina nazis-
mem %znicena a proto mu ma
pablo zab1ti nekoho ma nemec-
KEN vyslanectvf, ably upozor-
nil svet ma bezpravi, ktere ma
jeho lidu pase nazismus v Ne
mecku.
Japonska vlada odpove-
deIa ma notu vlady Spojenych
StatG re dine 6. rijna a popre-
la v nj, re by Japonsko bylo
zaujato prot americkym obca-
mum v Cine ujistivsi, re snazl
Sc respektovati prava a zajmy
AmnriSonf1 " EfnG
V odpovedi pop1raji Sc
vsechny zaloby. jez byly anne
rickou vladou ucineny. Byla
dorucena americkemu velvy-
slanci v Tokiu. Japonci pohlf-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

: Japonska vlada odpove-
della ma notu vlady Spojenych
Stat1 re dine 6. r1jna a popre-
la v nj, re by Japonsko bylo
zaujato prot americkym obca-
mum v Cine ujistivsi, re snazl
Sc respektovati prava a zajmy
Americana Cine.
V odpovedi pop1raji Sc
vsechny zaloby. jez byly anne
rickou vladou ucineny. Byla
dorucena americkemu velvy-
slanci v Tokiu. Japonci pohlf-
Il ma nj jake ma jeden z nejdu-
l~ezitejsfch diplomatickych do
kument1 v posledn1ch letech.
= V Tece Kinojevis, asi 10
mil cd Rouyn, Kanada, utonu-
10 sest clenG jedne rodiny a ne
stesti bylo nepochybne zavine-
no neopatrnostf T1dice auta.
Byla to ruska rodina, poz1sta-
vaj1cl z manzel1 A. Strelchu-
kovych a jejich tr1 deer We sta
RI cd 10 do 16 rokG a 6Oleteho
pr1buzneho Pavla Jamchuka.
V nedeli sc vraceli do sveho
domova We WALDORF, IS mil cd
Rouyn a pres Teku sc NELL dat
prevent pramici. Kdyz pTi-
jeli k pfevozu, byla jiz tina a
mysll Sc, re Strelchuk v dom
hence, re pramice je u bTehu,
chtel ma nj vjeti a vjel do vody,
neb pramice kotvila ma druhe
strane feky.
Kralovna Norvezska,
Maud, teta anglickeho krale
Edwarda VI. zemrela nahle v
nedeli srdecn1 vadou pc ope-
raci ma nj pred ctyfmi dny pro-
vedenou. Byla 68 rokd stara.
We spanku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

domacl kocka pochazf re sta
reho Egypta, kde byla uctiva-
ma jake posvatne wire a jeji
mrtve telo dokonce balsamo-
vano. z Egypta Sc kocka do
stala do jinych zemf, ma Kretu
a do Babylonu; kratce pred
narozenlm Kristovym sc nacha
ri jiz take ma etruskych ma
hrobnich malbach, a Rekove a
Rlmane kocku znali tez pred
K~ristovym narozenim .Dlouhou
dobu vsak ash byla dosti wac
ma a teprve v patem stoleti po
Kristu sc zacala rozsirovat.
Take Sc kocka do Cfny dostala
teprve v dobe pc Kristu, do
Angle dokonce az v 6. stoleti.
Nynf vsak v troskach prastare-
no indickeho mesta Chanhu-
daro, objevenych pred nekoli-
ka Lefty a starych asi 5000 let,
byla nalezena cihla, pres KITE
rou kdysi, nez byla vypalena,
bezel pes, zenouc1 Sc "a koc-
kou, nebot ODE zviTata zane
chala jasne otisky tlapek v
materialu, v chile,
ktera byla potion vypalena a
pouzita ma stavbu. Cihla sc
zachovala pc tis1ce let a nyn1
nezvratne dokazuje,ze jiz pred
5000 Lefty v Indii lila kocka
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Speaking of Government Workers
In Strict Secrecy

Those tDho mail or phone
"neDs tips" about GoDern.
n1ent affairs or conditions
are frequently awarded free
thedter tickets. Their names,
of course, are kept strictly
confidential, and thus 1t Is
advisable for those NTH
juicy information to adopt
a "pen name" for Identified
tion in case they tDin. Gen
erGl items about "tolkS in
the office" may also 1Dtn,
and often GtDardS are made
merely as a 0ood-tDM gesture
from The Times.
(CAP) beside your name
or "pen name" entities you
to call at this desk for ttOo
passes to LoeW'S Capitol,
noW shouting "PARADISE
FOR THREE" Those NTH
(PALJ can head for the Pal.
ace, Which presents Joan
Crawford and Spencer Tracy
in "MANNEQUIN," aphiLe
(COL) means tho passes to
see "THE HURRICANE" at
the Columbia.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Pro: "Tvhe benefits of ,

Pro: "The benefits Of week
ly pay days are many and
varied. There would be less
trouble trying to make ends
meet just before pay day and
employees would not go on
such a big pay day Splurge"
only to realize a few days
later that it was still a long
time until the next pay day.
Per diem workers would be
very pleased, because all Of
their eipts would be
uniform with the same num-
Der Of working hours every
week instead Of the undeter.
mined number Of hours each
half month. ."-Gusto (PAL).
Con: Instead Of relieving
the credit situation, as some
have suggested, it would
entail even more bookkeeping
for those very stores which
favor it. They would get two
five dollar payments where
they now get one of ten
dollars. That looks to me
like two entries on the books
where there is now only one,
Just as there would be more
than twice as much clerical
work and expense for the
Government in making out
90 checks where they now
make out "a. SO where is
the advantage, unless it be
70 force the hiring Of more
employees to do the increased
Work?"-M.D.C. (CAP).
Our tally to date Is 81 per
cent FOR, 43 per cent
against. . What's YOUR
opinion, pro or con? Free
theater passes for best three
LISTERS daily, names cOnfidemp
Aal n desired.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
'BLISSES OFFER
PRO MUSICA IN.
CONCERT HER E
Quartet Is Heard In
Library Branch
BY WILLIAM NEWMAN

The inclusion on the program
offered last night by the Pro
Musica Quartet Of a piece by
Eugene Goosens will remind those
who follow the musical events of
the nation at large, that one reads
much more about this English
composer than one hears of him.
He is one of the moderns more
talked about than played; and
after listening to his little string
piece by Big Tarn," as set forth
by this efficient group, it is pos
sible to understand how this may |
have come about.
LATE MODERN
This is as modern as, let us say,
1000, though it must have been
written much later, since at the
beginning Of the century the COM
poser was only seven years old,
and had not yet had opportunity
to make the acquaintance Of the
Il ASAANAA AAAPA Coo4OAA4oUo W "A1O1n 4IC
here pays tribute. It is pleasant,
harmless music and quite skill
fully made. But one feels that, as
a modern, Mr.. GoosenS comes
somewhat late upon the scene.
More representative Of the new
British school is such a man as
Frank Bridge whose Cherry Ripe"
is in delightful vein. Half humor.
Gus, half poetic, wholly charming,
this fragment of fine felody and
clear, yet delicate color, is tech
nically such a perfect thing that
the listener is divided between ad-
miration for the workmanship and
response to the musical content.
PIECE BY BIZET
Still third brief piece made up
the second division of this pro-
gram, an adagietto by George
Bizet.
The concert took place in the
Georgetown branch of the public
library and was given through the
courtesy of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
ews Tip Prize: W. P. j. CPAL).
Another Direction

Johnny Federal says: my chief
Is very temperamental but he
never gets temperamental with
HIS CHIEF"
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

p r o 5 p e G I 80.
Dooley, a pri-
vate with the
M e tro pontan
Police Fo rc e,
has been flying
for a decade,
also graduated
in law from
Southern Uni
versity q year
ago ... Johnny
r e d eral says:
IT had another
fight with my
girl last night:
s o m e times I
wish Adam had
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Useful Discovery

Discovering that a tomatoes skin
is gas-tight and that it "breathes"
through its stem scar" DR..
Charles Brooks of Agriculture has
developed a method of dropping
a bit of wax over the stem scar,
thus allowing them to be kept
twice as long without refrigera.
ti0r
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Contribution Prize: L. n. tCAP).
Commission on Guard


CONGRATULATIONS to Civil Service
Commission, more alert every day,
for its outSpoken criticism Of the
proposed amendment to the In
dependent Offices Appropriation
Bin calling for Senate confirma-
ton (after presidential appoint
ment) Of all future posts with a
salary Of $4,000 or more. Here's
the Commission's blast:
"This proposal is in direct op.
position to the stated beliefs of
the President Of the United
States. The President has previ.
oJlSIy termed such legislation re-
grettable and unfortunate. If en-
acted. the opportunity Of Ameri.
can citizens to look forward to
advancement in the Government
service to positions Of reSponsi.
bility On the basis of merit and
experience. such as has been
hoped for under the Civil Service
law, would be frustrated"
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
"FreckLe Face"

Flash: "FreckIe Face" that
inspired volume of master
verse that has rolled from
the typing-mill of one Of
WaShingtOn's foremost poets,
Joe Holman, now is available
at any Peoples Drug unit 90.
Responsible in no small way
is Walter II. Halves, who like
the author halls from down
Tennessee way.
For the few who don't
know, Holman is the Agricul-
ture and Treasury worker
who quit the service to be-
come a leading figure in Capt.
tai sports journalism.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Carolina Moon

North Carolina night swampS
the Raleigh this evening . N. c.
Democratic Club has made up its
mind to dine and dance its Sen.
ators and Representatives to a
fare-the-well, and all day today
the Raleigh's capable chef will be
supervising the preparation Of
chicken, sweet spuds and trim
mings Nawth C'lina style, with
which to swell the famished legis.
lators beginning 1880. AT 10
Charlie Guion's "Tar Heel Rhythm
Band" will hit the gong-and so
on into the night. . Reservations
available at the Raleigh.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Here'suDure

News Tip Prize: "Jack" CAP.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

kept his rib" An employe IN
Labor Department proves he is
not insane by proudly exhibiting
q card setting forth his release
from st. Elizabeths as sane.
Fellowships
Beginning Thursday, February
3, Michigan.W Washington Demo
cratic Club will stage a series Of
monthly meetings, 1900 Rhode
Island N. W.. Harvard Univer-
sity offers for 1938-39 a limited
number Of fellowships (Stipends
up to $1,000 within its Graduate
School of Public Administration
Candidates should have com.
pleted one or more years Of grad.
uate study in the social sciences,
and practical experience in the
Federal service is considered a
positive asset, it is announced
Joint degree in political economy
and government has been estab-
lished for those preparing for
the Government service. . .Appli-
cations must be filed with Har.
ward (forms obtaining by maiD
by February 81.
Contribution Prize: J. L. j. (PAL).
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
BIZ J. Earle MOSer
Announcement


Many Federal employees lose their positions from time to
time in retrenchmens Many in emergency units feel they
sands literally retain their State residences and voting eg
biy and Of them considerable number would be glad to
find employment "back home if assured Of its stability
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
A Neu Service

Consequently, this department
is organizing q new service which
may aid at least a few from fruit
less walking Of washington streets,
1t being well known that more peo-
pie seek Government jobs here
than there are openings. This serv.
ice will consist Of advising all in
terested Of pending State, county
and municipal exams within their
home States. At present Arkan-
sas,, California, Colorado, Connect.
icuts Illinois, Maine, Tennessee,
Maryland, M ass a chusettS, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio and Wis.
consin have civil service laws.
These States pending tests will
be announced as they occur, and
additional information will be
available at this desk between 2
and 6 p. M; RE. 1884, Br. 21O.
New York state has announced exam
nations to be held February 26. 1898.
Written examination forms will not be
issued after February ; and must be
string application forms should address
the Examinations Division, State De-
partment of Civil Service, Albany. N. Y
The following examinations are listed:
gineer. $4,000; assistant in teachers' GER
tification, $3.50; assistant principal,
school Of nursing, $500; assistant social
worker, $1,000; assistant tabulating
clerk, 5000: child guidance worker, ST.
500; conservation publications editor, $2,.
400; dentist, $4,000; department librar-
ian, S2.1OO; District health officer, $4,-
500; elevator operator, $500; health ex-
ton I1,nf fnV. olryfir al
chemist, $3.50; Junior market reporter,
$500; Junior sanitary engineer, 81, 400;
medical editor, S4,5OO; minimum wage
Investigator. t1,sso: motor vehicles in
81, $40; research investigator, $500;
senior blochemist. $4,000; civil service
examiner, s27OO; physician, $4,000;
Of living costs, SO, 900: toll collector. so
500.
The following examinations are open
only 70 residents Of the county specified
unless otherwise stated: Open to resi-
dents of all counties-Assistant physician
and inferno, $500; King county
sSsstsnt sssroSer SIS psr week. eS
drens agent, $500: Oneida county. re-
source assistant, s1,10O; assistant comp
troller. $1,000; Onendago county, proba-
sSarcher, S1.ss1: Rensselaer, county. N.
vestiTator, $1,000; Washington county.
probation officer, $1,000; Westchester
county, assistant supervisor case work
$4,000; home finder, 1850; psychiatric
social worker, $3.50.
The Personnel Director, State Depart
Ynent Of Personnel, Hartford, Conn, will
accept applications from legal residents
Of that State until February 8. 1888. for
civil service examinations to fill the fol-
lowing positions: Field supervisor. 81
zoe; district manager. $2,700; senior in
terviewer, $1,000; Junior interviewer,
$3.50: all for positions in the State EN-
ployment Service. and for claims exam
liners, $1,44O to $3.50, for Benefit Pay
ment Bureau.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Airman-Officer

If Father District ever inaugu
rates an air patrol for police, Mi
Ian @. Dooley will be q foremost
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Debate Continues

News Tip Prize: Foster (CAP).
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
By Air Mail

Cut flowers can be grown In
California, shipped across the con.
tinent by air express and arrive in
near-perfect condition as q result
of a new wrapping process devised
by refrigeration specialists Of the
Bureau Of Plant Industry.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

THERE'S one in every of
flee, and the best advice OBJ
tainabIe to date is: Pick
q boarding house a long way
from the office that serves
bad food Ito reduce the appe-
tite), then walk to and from
NznrIr
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

Note to all patriotic employees:
From the parade" in this depart
ment weekly, one would think all
the pretty girls in the Government
were with General Accounting .
# YOUR agency has any threats"
to GAGS supremacy, line 'em UP
and bring 'em in, before 5 p. M,
any week day.
News Tip Prize: Foster (CAP).