davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26


cate that legal liquor stores have not
reduced. the levies to such an extent
that the group of 81 "wet'' counties
stands out from the rest of the State.
While, ,ABC-store Durham, Wake and
New Hanover are to be found among
the. counties with lower rates, Abe
store Craven, Dare and Greene are
among those with higher ones. And
in the middle ''wet" and "dry" coun-
ties are so mixed as to show that to
date there has been no wholesale re
duction in tax rate by virtue of liquor
profits.
In fact the tax rate list cannot be
used legitimately to prove that any
particular cause or party has mono
poly on bestowal of the blessing OF
low taxes While Republican Clay
brings up the very tail end, it isn't
far ahead of Democratic Paralico G.
O.. P. bossed Avery can be bracketed
with dyed-in-the-wool Democratic
bailiwicks like Hyde and Greene. AT
the other end Republican Wilkes
does about as well by its citizens as
other rural counties
s About the only definite thing that
sticks out is the fact that counties
having large cities within their bor-
ders get by with low county taxation
but that is more than made up for
by the size of city levies in most
cases.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Bulldogs
Underdogs
In ough
Grid Battle
Hunk CoghilI Shifted
to Running Back; Mill
er Stresses Pass Of
Tense; Rideout a n d
Harris Injured; Game
Scheduled for $3.50
p. M.

A last minute switch in schedule
brings the Roanoke Rapids Yellow
Jackets to Henderson Thursday for
their meeting with Henderson high
school Bulldogs instead of on Friday,
according to the old schedule, it was
stated today. by L. L. Miller, director
of athletics at Henderson high school,
The game will be called at $3.50
o'clock M
Henderson is definitely in the roll
of underdog.. and is conceded little
chance of victory in the face of its
seasons record, one win in four
starts, while the Yellow Jackets have
an impressive array of wins, six in
six starts, and. plenty of power to
back up their record
Not since 1927 has a Henderson
team defeated. Roanoke Rapids, and
I this years edition of the Henderson
Bulldogs is not expected to break the
tradition, losing to Roanoke Rapids.
Yesterdays drills consisted mostly
of an offense on passes, and about
the only real developments were the
shifting of Hunk Coghill to running
back, where he showed up well, and
injuries hampering Robert Rideout,
center, and Captain Lonnie Harris,
tackle.
The flankmen have been giving
Coach Miller. plenty of trouble, and
l,ccy have shown little Improvement
this week.
On the whole, the Bulldogs are
woriling hard; and showing fine
spirit, fully realizing they are facing
one of the. best teams in this section,
a contender for Class B state cham
pionship honorsI The Yellow Jackets
have a fine array of backs, and line
that is said to be almost a coach's
dream.
Roanoke Rapids will be the best
team to exhibit its wares on the Hen
derson field, and large crowd is ex-
pected to turn but to witness the con-
test.
The Henderson high band will be
on hand and plans some fancy
maneuvers during the intermission
hour.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

though seven were successful for a
total gain of 1O7 yards.
n. g. State, more potent than last
season, plowed up Carolina's prog
ress through the air, the Tar Heels
making good only 8 Of p pitches for
40 yards against the Wolfpack.
Against Davidson, which has it's
weakest team in years, the. story was
different. The Cats pint-sized backs
saw numerous passes go over their
heads and out OF, their reach, as the
Tar Heels completed IA flips lin II
tries for a total gain of 213 yards.
/, And SO it looks like the Tar. Heels.
defending State. and Southern Con-
ference champions, will. be. the under
dog in the game Saturday. Dukes
powerhouse, indicated and unscored
en- in five games, has yielded only
PA yards (net on rushing, less than
half the yardage gained by Cardinal
opponents. Duke whipped Colgate
which. in turn. beat. Columbia 100,
and, the Blue Devils defeated Georgia
Tech just as impressively as No5re
Danes vaunted team did.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Plenty Of Action Slated For
Deacons-Cl Clemson Contest

Wake Forest, Oct. 26-Action and
the alumni Of Wake Forest and Glenn
son and fans when the Demon Dea-
cons powerful sophomores clash with
the strong Clemson Tigers here Fri
dey night in the Homecoming tilt for
the Baptist School.
The rampaging Deac sophs have
brought the fans to their feet more
times than one in the games already
played this season, by their many long
runs and hard blocking and tackling.
And Clemson likewise has done the
same thing down. in the Palmetto
State. The Tigers boast of a club
that has been beaten only by the Uni
versity Of Tennessee. It has won over
Presbyterian, Tulane, and South Caro-
lima, v. M. 1. earned a tie.
Coach Jess Nicely personally scout
ed the Deacons in their game with
Duke last Saturday in Winston Salem,
and he has been working his Tigers
long and hard this week getting ready
for the game Friday night. Coach
Walker of Wake Forest is not vast
ing any time, either-he has kept. his
boys out until after dark every after
noon. 1t is no secret that he is hop
ing for an upset to give to the Deacon
alumni when they turn out en- masse
this week, and he has dug out set
of new tricky plays that will bear
watching.
The clever Deacon mentor is groom
ing two of his star backfield perform
ers, Captain Writ and Red Mayberry,
to throw the ball more in this weeks
setto, than they have in the past. They
will no doubt bear the brunt of this
burden against the Tigers along with
Dave Fuller. Lowell (Shad) Bryant is
the ace tosser for the Tigers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

claimed by anti-New Deal elements
as their out and-out leader on Capito
Hill.
There are liberals who oppose +ho
New Deal The conservatives opposa
it, of course. Wheeler happens n
serve their common purpose. They,l
disagree later, but, at the moment
both need him. He fits their situation
It goes almost without saying that
he's horror to the New Deal.
Hasn't Backed Up.
/ don't believe for an instant that
he's backed up on any of his pr;n-
ciples. His utteran., IS don't sound a
bit like it. AS chairman Ct the Sem
ate's Interstate Commerce Cor. nit
tee he has just finished an ;nvcstiga-
ton of the nations railroads. and his
conclusions are overwhelmingly in
the publics and of rail~oad labor's
favor. Rail workers sentiment is 100
percent in his favor.
But he isn't pro administration.
Well, he has what I've heard him
mention as intestinal fortitude."
The railroad arrangements don't
like him, of course.
/; Neither does the administration.
He has couple of years yet to
serve. He won't be purged in Novem-
Der, anyway.
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Wages-Hours Act.
Success, Chief Saws

tContinned from Page One.)
meeting, he declared the acts basic
wage rates were mot unreasonabls,
and that "the first point Of reason
ableness" in, the law was that ,,nI;l-a
the labor relations act, it did MT M r.n,+
its powers in the hands Of a board -
ITO my mind. he said, sit was =.
tremely fortunate that wage ana
legislation was delayed until Il, :
spring OF 1888. By that time az ,
whole country had learned from e oh
serving the administration Of tha ~ ~
tional labor relations act what co,,,.s
be accomplished by board w;+t ,u
bitrary powers when those noava s.s 81 81
tended into the field of Industrial rs a.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Ed Coon Gets Praise
For Fine Tackle Work

%vk-tt- s n y t4s}ta ffttis
North Carolina papers. waxed warm in
their comments. Laurence Leonard OF
The Greensboro Daily News wrote:
After seeing moving pictures Of the
State-F urman game this reporter is
further sold on Soon -. Against Caro-
lima and Wake Forest I saw Coon
play two superb games and now mo.
ton pictures have shown him in a
super7human game against Alabama
and a mighty fine exhibition against
Furman ,, ~ IS :
John Marshall of The Raleigh Times
who made the trip to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
for the Alabama game,wrote:,
Coon really stole the show "a. as
Ed trotted off the field, late in the
game, the crowd rose to its feet. and
paid tribute to that great football
player. AS man the Alabama home
Corners stood, quiet for a few mo-
ments, and then as he sneared the
players bench a, great ovation went
up. The press box joined in and the
radio commentators continued spread
ing news of his nlaVing
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

ing country. He fought the Interests"
in his, region, in days when it took a
deal of nerve to take labor's side.
He took a trip to Russia in The
early revolutionary era. On his return
interviewed him ard he told me
what he saw. But" he added, "be a
little careful how you quote me. To
be sure, I wish that regime well. All
the same, you're aware that I'm de-
scribed here as a communistic propa-
gandist. Don't make it zoo strong
AS of current writing Burton K. is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

Raleigh, Oct. 26.-Ed (Ty) Coon, N
G. States sensational left tackle, has
put another brilliant game on his lis;
of 1888 performances. =
Coach Dizzy Mcleod of Furman
university added the following TO the
many compliments opposing mentors
have paid the junior lineman:
Coon is the best tackle we have
played against this season. He play
ed great game against us although
we had set up to stop him. He's real
ly fast charger"
The week. before Coach .Peahead
Walker of Wake Forest picked out
the play of Coon as outstanding,
while in the Alabama game Coach
Frank Thomas declared the N. G.
State player to be "the best tackle
we have faced this year"
Coaches Bear Wolf and Gene Nc
Ever of North Carolina and David
son also lauded the play of the POP
pound Watertown Conn.,, boy.
Sportswriters from Alabama and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

CONTINUED from Pcge One.)
nothing definite can be learned about
matters of this sort in advance.
Featuring the Friday morning pro-
gram Of the lawyers will be an adj
dross by Frank j. Hogan, president
of the American Bar Association, who
will speak on the subject of the Law
yers Leadership and independence"
Other addresses will be made by
Governor Clyde r. Hoey, and the Rt
Rev. Edwin A. Fenick on the subject
The Church and the Law"
At the afternoon session Senator
Josiah w. Bailey will introduce Fed
cral Judge l. M Meekins who will
talk on THE Law Makes the King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
By ". j. BosT, JR.

Chapel Hill, Oct. 26,-North Caro-
lina's football squad is oyefhauling
its passing attack. this week as It
seeks to build an effective aerial bonn
bardment to hurl against Dukes un-
defeated eleven here Saturday. 1s
Against top-notch teams the Tar
Heels passing has not been satisfac7
tory. Caroline for instance, COM
pleted only 8 out of IL passes for 81
yards in the NYU game. Tulane, one
of the strongest teams in Dixie, allow
ed the Tar Heels only 4 compilations
in IS efforts for AZ yards.
"a. Wake Forest either intercepted o.
batted down IA Tar Heel aerials, al
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
G. O. p. CHAIRMAN NEWELL
THINKS PARTY TO BENEFIT

Charlotte, Oct. 26.--(Af)--sJ Jake
Newell, Republican State. chairman
expressed the opinion today tina
nomination of w. O. Burgin as ths
democratic candidate for the eighth
district Congress seat, instead of c.
g. Deane, would be helpful to tn
chances ofsJohn r. Jones. the Repub-
lican NOMINEES.
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CONTINUED from Page One.)
radical.
He was wild enough to run in sec
ond place on the late Senator Robert
M. LaFollette's Progressive party
ticket IN 1924.
He was wilder than that. He was
wild enough to act as defense attor-
ney for various violent reds on trial
for their activities in Montana in al
most revolutionary days in the min
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Vast Spread In Tax
Rates In This State
Continued from Page one.)

$L4o; Cherokee and Martin $1.41;
Biaden $1.49; Yancey $3.50; Madison
Sl.oS; Fender $156; BERTHE $1.57; Jack
son and Rutherford $3.50; Perquimans
and Swain $1.60; Pennsylvania $1.62:
puplin and Union $165; Onslow $1.67.
Brunswick $175; Washington, Car.
teret, Stokes and Tyrrell $L8O; Cum
, 2 and Mitchell $1.81; Craven
Sd.oo; Dare $1.90; Greene and Polk
Sz.ou;. Hyde sos; Avery $2.10; Pam
nco $2.25; and Clay $3.50.
examination of the tax rates indi-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
WILDCATS POINTING
TO FURMAN GAME

Davidson, Oct. 25.-Davidsora's wild
cats are taking things seriously as
they are polishing their offensive and
defensive tactics in preparation for
Furman's House Of Magic next Sat
urday at Greenville, S. C. Lengthy
sessions of pass defensive have been
stressed by Head Coach Gene McEver,
who thought the@Wildcats did not look
SO good in this department. against
Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
YAiJKSs AND BROWNS
IN PLAYERS TRADE

New York, Oct. 26.-(APl-The
world champion New York Yankees
today traded < utility catcher 10
Glenn and outfielder Myril Hoag to
the st. Louis Browns for Pitcher Oral
Hs3!ebrand, and outfielCer Colonel
Buster" Mills. It was announced as
a straight swap with no money in
VOWED.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Burgin Is Certified
AS Eighth District
Congress Candidate

Continued ..~om Page One.l
ing Of the congressional ballots for
the eighth district, and Secretary
Raymond Maxwell said absentee
votes would be, mailed into this dis
trict this afternoon, with all ballots
due to be delivered by Friday
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

192S-Former Allies agree to an in-
ternational commission to determine
Germany's ability to pay PREPARATIONS.
The Separatists Rhineland Republic
set up, an autonomous state within
the Reich.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26

''7be svOrld mil enJ in the year One
Thousand" So said the prophets. But
nothing happened.
America, too, has its gloomy prophets.
Has had them always. A railroad to the
Pacific was silly day dream 81. the
telegraph a plaything 4. the horseless
carriage toy for fools. But all theif
clamor could not stem the wheels Of
progress :. wheels kept moving BY the
eagerness and vision of our pioneers. To-
day the spinning wheels Of progress run
more smoothly and travel everywhere -.
singing song of cheer heard round the
world a promise Of ample rewards to
Americans with faith in themselves.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Sen. Wheeler Unlike
Other New Deal Foes

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-26
Lawyers Will Hear
Report On New Bereau

CONTINUED from Page One.0
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Tragedie ma farme.

Ma farme krajana Franka
Navrkala asi 8 mil jizne Cd
Clarkson, Nebraska, pri poza-
ru rodinneho staven1 O. svet-
niclch uhoTela celia rodina. Wy
setTovanf koronerovy poroty
ukazalo strelne rany ma mrtvo-
ZACH a ohorelou pusku v tros-
kach domu, die cehoz bylo roz
hodnuto, re Sc jedna O vrazdy
a sebevrazdu.
Pr inkvestu svedci vyslovili
domnenku, re krajan Navrkal
Sc dopustil hrozneho cinu z fl
nacn1ch nesnazi. Nemel totiz
osm tis1c dolarG ma markyc ma
farmu, jenz byl splatny. DIE
vysetfovanf bylo ~zjisteno, re
starry Navrkal zastfelil napfed
svoji manzelku a dceru We spa
nj a pax v kuchyni sc sprovodil
sam re sveta ranou z pusky.
Obetf tragedie, jez byly po-
paleny k %nepoznanf, byly pohr
beny We dvou rakv1ch ma hTbi-
tove We Wilson, Nebraska, "a
velke 1casti krajanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Vystava nemeckeho zbozi
piketovana.

Vyrocnf vystava nemeckych
vyrobkG a vanocnf trh v Grand
Central Palace V New Yorku,
jez jest poradana "a 1celem
zvysen1 potreby nemeckych W.
robkG v USA, byla pr zahaje-
nj piketovana Tadami prfslus-
n1k1 antinazistickych organi-
zacl, ktere chodily pred pala-
Gem S napisy:
"Nekupovat nazisticke zbo-
IL"
"Nekupovat krvf zbrocen6
hracky."
Pr zahajenf vystavy, pofa-
dane odbocky nazistickeho
German American Bundu, mlu
vii "v6dce" Fritz Kuhn, kterJ
vyzyval, ably americka verej-
most "kupovala pc kTestansku'
a ostfe mluvil proti hlidkam
pred palacem. je to pry me.
kfestanske" takto hlidkovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Bank of Europe vyplati dalsi
splatku.

Vybor pro ochranu vklada-
tell zavTeneho ceskeho financ-
nlho 1stavu Bank of Europe
Trust Co., New York., ozna-
znamil, re byvalym vkladate-
linn, z nichz pc zavTeni banky
Sc stall vefitele, Dude vyplace-
ma dalsi splatka We vysi peti
procent.
Ceky jsou hotoveny. Jezto
nekteT1 vkladatele Sc presteho-
vail, vybor je vyzyva, ably ozna
mill zmenu adresy cd posledni
splatky bud u New York State
Banking Department, 100 Park
Row, New York City, nebo u
tajemnika vyboru.
Vybor ujistuje, re vyplata
one splatky Dude provedena
tax rychle, jak to jen "a da-
nych pomerI Dude NONE a "a
da veritele ,aby 1Tednfky zby-
tecne neobtezovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
z lidske hlouposti.

Dvefe u taverny Agnes Scha-
bove v Chicago Sc otevrely a
JIM vstoupili diva PAM. Kdyz
ie tavernice priv1tala, koupili
81 pc sklenici piva a zertem pro
hodili, re koupf tfeba celou ia
vernu. Kdyz nadhodila, re by
nebyla prot tomu, zacali pro-
hl1zet m~1stnost. Dohodli sc O
Gene a jake castecnou splatku
nabldli il jisty majetek V East
Chicago a Schabova slfbila, re
81 jej prohledne. PTijela. Oba
iiz cekali a sotva trojice mfTila
k domnelemu majetku, polka
la pana, ktery ma snGTe vedl
bfleho buldoga.
Hello, doktore!" volal je-
den a vypaseny doktor blaho-
sklonne. opetoval "hello'' a do
DIAL: "Jestlize Sc vam podarilo
propasovat nejake opium z Cf-
ny, ia VAN s radost1 zaplat1m
dvojnasobnou cenu." Oslove-
ny daval znamenf jake by
chtel rfci, re Sc O takovych We
czech ma ulici nemluvi, ale
Schabova Sc chytla a pravila,
re vi, re v tom jsou penize a
take by sla rada do kumpanie.
Oba muzi Sc zdrahali, ale kdyz
jeden Tekl, re Sc IDA byt hod-
ma lady a nebyl by prot tomu,
kdyby totiz mohla sloziti 49,
900 jake podil sp~olecnosti.
Schabova mohla a slozila. Ia
pouhych $4,000 dostala pie
chovku, asi kvartovou, plnou
pry opia a jinych drog1 a oba
muzi il poradili, re by mohla
hned nejaky odprodat kdyby
sla k tomu doktorovi, ktery je
pred chvilkou oslovil a byli O.
chotni il tam dovezti. Prave
kdyz NELL pTijlt k ma rohu sto-
j1c1mu p~olicistovi, tax oba Sc
nejak ztratili a Schabova S pie
chovkou pod pazi zGstala sa-
ma a nez Sc il rozsvftilo v hla-
We, co to vsechno znamena, by
ly JEFF $4,000 pryc a v plechov-
&c nasla trochu hl1ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Angle odmita zaplaceni
Spojenym StatHm.

Navrh senatora Jamese H.
Lewise, demokrata z Illinoisu
a jinych, die nehoz Anglie
snadno by mohla zaplatiti sv11i
valecny duh $4,000, 900, 900,
jlmz je povinna Spojenym Sta
tum, pOstoupen1m Karibej-
skych ostrovd, byl chladne pTi-
jat Anglicany.
Nejen, re Angle nepostoupi
tyto ostrovy Spojenym Stat1m,
pro nez mely by ohromnou ce-
nu jake namoTni zakladny, n.y.
brz i hodla, je zreorganisovati
Planem je utvoTiti z Mich move
dominium.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Slovensky krajan byl unesen q
obran.

"Youngstownske slovenske
noviny' prinesly zpravu O lou
pei, jej1z obetf Sc stall Jan
kacvinsky, slovensky obchod-
nix, Jehoz pfepadli til a okrad-
II no Q $500 pc zavrenf obcho-
du, kdyz Kacvinsky Sc vydal
ma cestu autem domn.
Revolvery Kacvinskeho do
nutili, ably presedl do iejich
auta. Jeden z bandit1 vsedl
pax do auta Kacvinskeho a O.
be auta uhanela "a mesto.
Cestou Kacvinskeho bill a
seDrali mt $500 ma hotovosti
Jakoz nektere cenne predme-
ty., Ia mestem no re sveho
sauta vyhodili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Zapomnsl, re je obcanem.

V Moline, ILL.,, spatna pamet
Adriana Steigingy, ktery naro-
dill Sc v Holandsku, pTipravila
no O sest mes1c1 zamestnanf
jake listonose. Byl suspendo-
van pc sluzbe 18 let, kdyz v u
rednim dotaznlku zodpovedel
otazku, IDA je obcanem, "a
porne. Neobcane nemohou BY
ii zamestnani die. zakona v po-
stovnf sluzbe a tud1z Steiginga
byl propulsion. Nyn1 byl i've
domen 1redne, re obcanem je
cd roku 1906. Postmistr dou-
ia, re jej Dude S to povolati do
sluzby zpet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Krajan zabit u stroie.

Ma sve farme, ctyri mile ma
iih cd mesta, zabit krajan Jan
Teply, SO let starry.
Krajan REAL df1v1, kdyz pas
smekl Sc Sc stroje, otocil Sc ko-
len pfevodnfho kola a jeden
konec zasahl jej do FAD stras-
nou silou. Lekar byl neprodle-
pc povolan, ale krajan zemTel
kratce ma to.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Letecka katastrofa.

U Uniontown, Ala, dvoumo-
torove armadnf bombardovacl
letadlo "a deSte sf1tilo Sc k re-
mi roztTistene ma trosky jeste
nez dopadlo. Die hlaseni sved-
XII Sc IDA, re k explosi v motto
ru letadla doslo jeste nezli Sc
letadlo rozbilo O zem. CtyTi vo-
JIM jsou mrtvi. Letadlo star
tovalo k letu z Kalifornie do
New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Radiovy program z Prahy cd
l. ledna ma move vine.

z New Yorku csl. generalni
konsulat oznamuje, re poole
zpravy Radiojournalu v Praze
re 6. prosince ceskoslovenska
kratkovlnna STANCE Dude vysf-
lati sve programy pro Ameriku
ma zmenene Vine.
Poclnaje 1. lednem 1889 bu-
de csl. kratkovlnny radiovy
rozhlas ma vine 31.O2 metru, t.
j. 1910 kc. Posluchaci csl. RAJ
dioveho rozhlasu nell v posled
nj dobe obt1ze Sc zachycenlm
programG z Prahy, coz snad v
lednu odpadne, kdyz budou
m1ti pTesnou vlnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Nejmodernsjsi ocelarna ma
svete otevfena " USA.

V Pittsburku, byla slavnost-
ne o~tevrena nejmodernejs1 o.
celarna ma svete, Irwin Works,
patriot Carnegie-Illinois Steel
Co. Irwin Works jmenovany
ma pocest mistopredsedy oce-
laTsk6ho koncernu byly VISTA
veny "a Is meslc1 a pTedsta-
vuji invested asi 60 milion1
dolar1. Ocelarna ma rocnf ka
pacitu 100000 tun Valencia
plechu a 100000 tun ocele.
Dennl mzda obnasf 10000 do
lar1, a v ocelarne jest zamest-
nano $3.50 delnik1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30

jene Staty mohou byti strzeny
do "vzdaleneho konfliktu'',
pro zadost asijskych velmoci,
ably opustili politiku vylucuj1ci
Cfnany a Japonce. Dodal, Re
kombinace zminenych ctyT vel
moc1 ma Ia dcel zmocniti Sc
k%ontroly obchodu v stfedn1 F.
vrope a ASH prot S%pojenym
StatGm a prinutiti Francii a An
gill, ably S mimi sdfleli sva ASH
ska uzemi.
- Harry L. Hopkins, admi-
nistrator WPA, byl jmenovan
rozhodnutfm presidenta Roose-
velta sekretarem obchodu pc
D. C. Roperovi. Ma jeho misto
administrators WPA byl jme-
novan plukovnik Francis C.
Harrington, z armadn1ho sbo-
ru inzenyrd, ktery byl dosava-
de asistentem administrators.
Aubrey Williams, zastupce
WPA administrators, byl jme-
novan sefem narodnf admin
strace mladeze.
z kruhG kongresn1ch bylo
dano ma jevo, re cinnost Hop
kinsova administered WPA
Dude pravdepodobne podrobe-
ma vseobecnemu vysetTovanf
drive nez kongres schval1 jeho
jmenOvanl.
= President Roosevelt osob-
ne pfednese sve poselstv1 pTi
zahajen1 pf1st1ho kongresu, k
cemuz dojde 4. ledna o 1. no.
dine odpoledni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Namaznutemu skakaly do
kapsv.

Kdyz sci v opilem stavu pc
chodniku a pred klenotnickym
obchodem v Chicago upadl ma
kluzke dlazbe, rozbil loktem
okno. Policista prilakany rim
kotem skla pribehl, zatkl jej.
Ma stanici udal zatceny Chas.
Hadesman kdyz pri prohlfdce
nalezeno v kapse n6kolik pr
stenu, re mu tam musely
naskakat, kdyz padal ma chod-
mix. Ma zlodejsky rekord sa-
hajicl do roku 1912.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-30
Odsouzeni.

' Chicago We vrazednem
procesu Sc dvema muzi, a Size
35letym Michal Novakem, by
Valym trestancem, a stejne sta
rym Henry Szcelangowskim,
obzalovanymi pro zavrazdeni
.statnlho poslance Alberta Prig
nano. Oba odsouzeni byli ma
Is let kazdy do kaznice.