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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-02-18
Personal And Social

DR.. and Mrs. Gilman, of Arlington,
New Jersey.
Mrs. Edwin L. Haines enjoyed a
visit of several days to her sister,
Mrs. Moore, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. U. Zimmerman
and Marlin, Jr., spent the weekend
with Philadelphia relatives.
Mrs. r. ]. Shingler, Of Altoona,
Pa, spent the weekend with her son,
Raymond Shingler, in Rising Sun.
Mrs. John Schneck and son, John,
Jr., Philadelphia, spent the week.
end with her father, DR.. J. B. Sheer,
Mrs. Cora Robinson and daughter,
Miss Ruth Carson, Port Deposit,
were recent visitors of Mrs. John l..
Tosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Harris
spent Sunday with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bower in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ralph Wiley and son, Dickie.
Washington, D. c., have been spend
ing some time with Mrs. Louisa
Brokaw and son, Kirk.
Mrs. Carrie Watkins, Mrs. Esther
Hardy and daughter, Leah of Olney,
Md, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Johnson, Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cameron en-
tertained on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Irwin, West Chester, Misses
Blanche and Gladys Cam
eron, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds,
Edward Paradise and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Reynolds were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Annie Marshall and Misses
Mary and Stella Reynolds.
Mrs. Marian E. Fehr and son,
Robert, visited relatives in Allen
town, Pa, during the mid-term vaca-
ton at Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, where Robert is a
student.
Miss Bertha M. Walters, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters, OF
Elkton, was married February 4, at
Bethel, Md, to Mr.. John H. Allen,
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen,
81 Eikton.
Ruth c. Wilson, Hood College,
Frederick, Md, and William Hayes
Williamsport, Pa, were weekend
visitors at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph T. Will
son, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Menden-
hall of Blue Ball, Md, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
daughter, born in Union Hospital,
January rs. The little miss has
been named Wanda Kay.
The marriage of Miss Lacy I. Nc
Spartan, daughter of John A. Nc
Spartan, of near Chestnut Level, Pa,
to George w. Butler, son of Roy v.
Butler, of Harrisburg, will take
place on March 10, in Mount Zion
Methodist Episcopal church, Fair-
field. Lancaster county.
The wedding of Miss Elinor Simp-
son, daughter of Mrs. John w.
Simpson, and the late Mr.. Simpson,
$40 West 18th street, Wilmington,
and Mr.. Harry A. Laws, formerly of
Chesapeake City, now of Whining
ton, took place Tuesday. Feb. Is, in
st. Andrews P. e. Church, Whining
ton, Del.
Miss Alberta Donache, daughter of
Mr.. andMrs. ]. D. Donache of Ris-
ing Sun, and Charles Richie of
Sylmar, were married at Bel Air at
1880 p. m. ON Monday. Feb. IA.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Davis Boyd. The groom Is en-
ployed at the Ford garage in Rising
Sun and the newly married couple
will reside temporarily at Sylmar.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-02-18

When a man is little mellow he
imagines he 10 ripe for anything,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-02-18
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five in this issue Of the Midland
Journal. Here is an opportunity
to cash in on reading matter Of
big value, for little money.
AS this offer will be held open
for short time only, you are
urged to take advantage of it at
once.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
People Keep Their Promises.

ONE of the most important things that the growing
~ practice of buying goods on instalments has
taught the world is that SO people out Of 100 keep
their promises. That is important because, before
credit began to be extended to practically everybody
the markets for almost every kind Of goods were
limited to those who had saved up cash enough to pay
for them "on the nail" or who had property assets
which could be attached if they failed to keep their
promises to pay.
The widespread distribution of all sorts of COM
modities in America, things which used to be con-
sidered uxures only for the rich and are still con-
sdered in other countries is due to the recognition
by business men and bankers fthe essential honesty
Of most people. Over period Of many years it has
been demonstrated that ordinary people of average
incomes will pay their debts-keep their promises
sooner or later To be sure there laws to compel
people to keep their promises, but in practical ex-
perience these are seldom invoked.
Our whole economic structure is based promises,
in the final analysis man takes a job on the en-
ployer's promise to pay him a certain sum at given
intervals. He puts his wages In bank and gets the
bankers promise to return it to him when he wants
it. The bank lends the money to someone else who
promises to repay at certain time. One buys an IN
surance policy or bond What he gets is promise.
When the time for the promise to be kept, the
fulfiment of it is usually in the form OF another
promise-a piece of paper which the Federal Re-
serve system or the u. S. Treasury promises to pay
certain sum on demand
The economic system breaks down when too large a
proportion of people who have made promises find
themselves unable to make good. Even then the dis
tress is only temporary. The whole history of our
system is that, in the long run, most promises are
kept
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
Prices Still Rising
COMMODITY prices have risen, since Februa

COMMODITY prices have risen, since February,
1893, by 81 per cent the average, according to
Professor E. w. Kemmerer of Princeton University.
Prof. Kemmerer is world-famous economist. There
fore, when he says "this is infaton," and predicts
that prices will rise nearly 70 percent higher and the
cost of living will double, what he says is not to be
easily laughed Off
Prof. Kemmerer is not alone in those predictions.
Fourfifths of the members of the American Econon-
ic Association record that tn epresent trend is
toward dangerous initiation of money and credit,
Prudent investors are needing these warnings and
striving to protect themselves against the conse-
quences by putting their funds into non-pershable
commodities contracts for the future delivery of
commodities at present prices. This time for peo-
pie to go into debt for the purchase of goods to be
paid for in the future the economists say One Of the
safest investments is in building property for real
estate and building prices are among the commodi-
ties most certainly due to increase in dollar value
AS prices go up the value Of the dollar goes down,
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
APublic-S c-Spirited Man

IF we were to publish list of men whom we con-
slider the most pubic-spirited citizens of Nogaes
the name of Louis Escalada would be in that list.
He is chief of the volunteer fire department and
member of the county board Of supervisors, and is
always trying to advance Nogales
AS fire chief he receives no pay. Each time there
is a fire he's on the job. We him wading around
in water during the fire in the Vice. small hours Tues
day morning We saw him later standing atop the
blazing building shouting instructions to firemen.
Escalada and all other firemen, volunteers and 9th
erwise deserve lot of credit for their excellent work
Tuesday morning, and they deserve lot of credit
each time they get out and fight fires. We often
der if the public fully appreciates what our volun-
teer firemen do to protect property and liveswork
for which they receive compensation.
Not only has "Louie" good record as a fireman
but also supervisor His experience gained in
nection with Of the largest and oldest business
establishments on the border in handy when he
became supervisor.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
Nogales-T Tucson
Road ToBe
Improved

PHOENIX, MAR. 11-Bids on an
important road improvement prof.
etc on the Tucson -NogaleS highway
will be opened March 18, Arizona
highway department officials said
today.
The work, which will begin nine
miles south of Tucson, will extend
for 13 and 2/3 miles south on the
Nogales highway, and will consist
of grading, draining and conStruc-
ton of modern asphaltic pavement
for that distance.
Bids stipulate that the work must
be completed before April Is, 1889.
Labor lists for the contractor will
be obtained at the State-U. S. EN-
ployment Service at 81 E. Penning-
ton street, Tucson, bids stipulate.
Bids will be opened at 2:30 o'clock
in the afternoon of March 18, at
the Arizona highway department
building in Phoenix
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
Nogales' No. | Booster

THE many friends of Writ G. Bowman were more
than pleased when they learned Tuesday that he
successfully underwent a major operation at Mercy
Hospital in San Diego.
From the time they first learned that Nogales No
public-spirited citizen would undergo operation
they worried and particularly when the day
came on which he was to go under the knife There
was much uneasiness until kilograms came from his
charming wife and daughter advising Of the success
of the operation.
It is hoped that Mr.. Bowman will speedily recover
and will soon be back home again He is greatly miss
ed each time he is away from Nogales, for when he
is here he is always the firing line for the advance
ment of the city he has called home for more than
forty years.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12

There's Little To Talk About
"Scanty bathing suit problem
tackled at Santa Monica" Thought
they'd better act while there's some
visible evidence.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12

Copyright 1888 by III. Painter)
Preserves
End of jam in Congress this
week Is forecast. Next week,
they'll start on the marmalade.
Preference
Eskimo icecream consists Of ber-
ries and deer fat" Well stick to
the American kind.
Hanging On The Line
Family washings are big busi-
ness ISSUE" Big business wants to
sell its soap, maybe.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12

is until you've discov-
cred the peace-of-nind
that comes from riding
on tires built with the
exclusive Golden Ply.
Get the safety ride Of
the new Goodrich
Safety Silvertown. See
us today.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
FireprOOf

Senator Smathers of New Jersey
would fire Ickes." He'd have a
tough time; that guy wouldn't even
shoulder, let alone fire.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12

dollars. no matter how cheap the dollar may 60,
Economists think that it is prudent to buy residential
or business property with as large and long term
mortgage as possible, in the expectation that in
few years it can be sold at huge profit
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
Preference
Hanging On The Line
Ink and Paper Shortage

italy refues to reply to assertion
that she is furnishing boats to
Spanish insurgents. Perhaps Mus
solini is suffering from writer's
cramp.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12

John O'Donnell declaring that
Al years ago last Thursday he
crossed the line from New Mexico
to Arizona. He was born in West
Virginia. His parents were natives
of Maryland.
Volunteer Firemen Henry Shreve
breaking large plate glass window
during the fire at the Plaza Cafe.
Seventy one cars from out of the
county on Nogales, Arizona, streets
during a ten minute period be-
tween 4:05 and Ais p. m. Sunday.
Several bore out of state license
plates. Most were from Pima coun-
'ty.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
Hardwood Covering

Attempt made to put floor uIl-
der wages" If they don't want
them to be found, they'd better
put them under the floor.
Nogales international., 1938-03-12
No Error For Johnny

You'll never get to first base ,
champion Jockey Adams was told
He didn't want to; he was after
riders permit not baseball job.
Evening star., 1938-07-12
Ever Wonder Why
You're Constipated?

Do you ever have days when you
Just have to drag yourself along,
when you feel tired, sunk-be-
cause Of that constipation? Then
why not find out the real cause
of your trouble?
What haze you had to eat
lately? Just things like meat,
bread and potatoes2 If that's it,
you may not have to look any
farther. It's likely your trouble Is
you don't get enough bulk" And
''bulk" doesn't mean q lot of food.
It means q kind of food that isn't
consumed in the body, but leaves
q soft bulky" mass in the intes-
tines and aids elimination.
If "bulk" is what you lack, your
ticket is q dish Of crisp crunchy
Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast
every day. It contains the bulk"
you need plus Natures great in
testinal tonic, vitamin b..
. Eat it every day, drink plenty
Of water, and join the "regulars"l
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek
Evening star., 1938-07-12

his will be fur coat yearan fashion point this direction
New fashions truly smart! If wanted fur
not be better time buy! Coats priced 26 retail
78 This idea of the values What
later predict
intending to have fur this
now! Flatterng fashions price
Evening star., 1938-07-12

We believe will by buying up
this belief by investing nearly $4,000
sands purchased months eaakd for fs
mmets to continue sale until completely disposed Of New
the affords
(a not yet completely cannot in fail lasting
Evening star., 1938-07-12
Persian Lamb-b|ack or steel grey!
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Zastfelen policistou.

Prehaje z mista, kde byl do
paden die policejni zpravy,
kdyz Sc chtel dostati do cizfho
bytu, John Banks, IL rokG sta
ry V Brooklyne, strelen byl do
zad a usmrcen kdyz diva poll
este pronasledovali jej v SOU
sedstvi Hyde Parku, pobl1ze
jeho domova.
Policiste kteTi ma mladlka
stT1leli sdelili vypomocnemu
vrchnfmu inspektorovi a vypo-
mocnemu distriktnfmu navlad-
McGuinesovi, kterf pr1-
pad vysetroyali, re mladik byl
dopaden, kdyz vloupati Sc
chtel v / hod. v noci do bytu
A. Towerse a mel jiz odtrhnu-
tou sit v okne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Uzfti vszns ma farmach.

Velkoporotou Anne Arundel
okresu odporuceno bylo, ably
v9znove z polepsovny uziti by
Ii ku pracem ma farmach. Vel
koporota v odporucenf SVEN
pravf, re praci dobTe by slou-
zeno bylo veznum a polepsov-
ma re by zfskala dostavanim
plodin z farem, ma nichz tres
tanci by pomahali soukromym
farmar1m a farmafGm by u
mozneno bylo zachraniti plo-
diny, kter6 jinak by ztraceny
byly.
Pred n6kolika m6sici straz-
ny, Quenstedt, postal trestan-
ce ma fanny, ale pax mu to "a
povezeno statnfm odborem do
brocinnosti. PROT teto zapo-
v6di velkoporota Sc nynl po-
stavila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
VySetTi jednani mayora
Hagueho.

V senate bylo povoleno $50
900 pro vysetTovani stfznosti,
kterou podali nekteff obyvate-
lie z Jersey City, N. j., prot
mayorovi Frank Hagueovi, kite
remu vytykaji, re prestoupil
zakon kterym je dovolena svo-
boda slova.
Senator LaFollette z Wis
consinu je predsedou vyboru
vySetrujfcfho. Jakmile bylo
schvaleno povolenf penez ma
vysetTovani, senator sdelil, re
Dude prace ia zahajena CO nej
drive a vysetrovanf Dude dG-
kladne.
Mayor Hague Sc odvolava
ma zakon, ktery mu dovolil
jednanf takove, kterym bylo
nemozno jistym organisacfm
svolati schdzi a fecniti v zaj-
mu snah, ktere jsou povazova-
ny "a skodlive pro mir a zdar
We verejnem zivote.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Automobily.

Stephen Anderson, 65 rOku
stary, usmrcen byl v autOmobi-
love nehode, kdyz prechazel
Chestnut avenue u "a. ulice.
Ride AUTOMOBILE byl Neil M.
Gosman.
- Elmer C. Moore, 34lety,
zranen byl v sobotu automobi-
lem pfi prechazen1 ST.. Paul u
lice. Byla mu prerazena no
ha, zlamano zebro a ruka.
- Vydavsi v obet svIj VAST
nj zivot, Rose Catanzaro, cole
ia, zasazena byla v nedeli Ia
xicabem ma Baltimore a Wolfe
ulicich a tezce zranena. jeff
pfibuzna, 5 rokG stara Mariet-
ia Fiori, pro kterou Catanzaro
vrhla Sc do cesty ~taxicabu, u
nikla bez %poranen1.
Catanzarove roztrfstena byla
lebka, zlomeno nekolik zeber
a zraneno podbTisf. Nestesti
stihlo il, kdyz sla S pfibuznou
svojf a 6letym Dominican
Lonzo do kostela sv. Michaela
ma Lombard a Wolfe ulicich.
= Ctyfi zraneni byli, kdyz
v nedeli casne z rama tri auto
modify Sc srazily ma Washing
ton Boulevard asi mill cd Lau-
rel. Shoup a Middleton byli z
Washingtonu, Lula Haust a
Gordon Taylor z Baltimore.
- 31letemu r. C. Born pre-
razena byla noha, kdyz motor
cyklem sraZil sc S automobi-
lem ma Reisterstown road.
- Costa novomanzelG re
statu George, ktera je vede
do New Yorku, narazila We
stredu v Baltimore ku nahle
zastavce ma Fayette ulici a.
Montford avenue, kde automo
bill jejich vrazil do stojlclho
tam automobile.
N~ovomanzel, George D. Hoyt,
19lety z Atlanta, ridil automo-
bill. Pfedvolani byli ku Traf-
fci sOudu.
- Diva uznan1 z kradeze
dvou automobile, Thomas J..
a Charles Mohl, odsou-'
zeni byli We stTedu do vezen1
ma 18 mes1cG kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Vybuch tankoveho automobi-
lu s nakladem 1000 galonG
gasolinu.

Blizko Youngstown explo-
doval tankovy automobil S ma
kladem asi 1000 gallond ben
zinu a jeho T1dic Edward Nc
Kee Sc dvema pomocnlky, Re-
KEN Goglinem a Jameson
Towlesem, mohou mluvit O
velkem stestf, re nepTisli pri
vybuchu o zivot. Doslo k ne
mu kdyz nasledkem prasknuti
p~neumatiky sjel tezky viz z
cesty do pT1kopu a BENIN Sc V
mem vznitil. Posadka mela je-
ste tolik casu, re S neho sesko-
ella a utekla do bezpecne
vzdalenosti.
o prudkosti explose podava
snad nejleps1 dGkaz okolnost,
re silnice hyla v delce asi $50
stop znacne poskozena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27

Zatkli penSzokaze, .ktefi OBJ
chodovali We velkych rome
rech.
Vladni tajna policie docilila
znacneho zdaru, kdyz Sc il po-
dafilo zatknouti tTi muze, KITE
ri "prodavali" bankovky de-
setidollarove "a "nfzkou ce-
nu". Obchod provozovali V
rozmerech neobycejne vel
kych. Bylo zjisteno, re v do
be nekolika m6sicG dali do 90
behu" bankovek V Gene $780,
900 prostfednictvim asi $50 az
300 osob.
Policie doznala, re jjiz 10
let nebylo tax dGlezite zatcenf
penezokazG uskuteeneno jake
je toto. Zatcenf jsou, David
Krakauer, "a lety z Palisades.
N. j., Charles Blum, 80 a r.
wing Nitzberg, 28lety, oba z
Bronx.
Penezokazove byli vypatra-
nj pomoc1 osob, ktere byly po-
licii napomocny a byly re sta
tn New York, New Jersey a
Texas. Tyto osoby oznamily
padelatelGm, re Cd Mich koupi
"penez" V Gene $4,000. Kdyz
byla dals1 schGzka We ktere
penezokazi NELL pen1ze koupe
ne dodati sym zakaznfk1m.
nasledovala zakazniky policie
v autech a padelatele zatkla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Polskemu "Monitoru" byla cd
nata doprava ma polske poste.

Polska vlada zakazala pos
town. dopravu clevelandskeho
polskeho denniku Monitor"
pry pro 1toky, ktere mem by
ly ma nj v posledni dobe pod
nikany. Poole prohlasenl Wy
davatele w. J. Nowaka Dude
jmenovany casopis citelne po-
skozen, nebot ma v Polsku asi
1000 pTedplatitelG. Ma rozdil
cd druheho V Clevelande Wy
chazejicfcho polskeho denn1-
ku zastava Monitor s~tanovis
ko liberalni a stojf ma pGde de-
mokracie. Projevil take SYM
pathie S Ceskoslovenskem a O.
petovne naznacil, re by polska
vlada k nemu mela zaujmout
pfiznivejsi stanovisko a nedr-
yet palec Hitlerovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
M1stn1 zpravy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.
Mrs. John w. McCles

= Mrs. John w. McCleary
narodil sc syn %. kvetna V
zenske nemocnici Marylandu.
Pred snatkem sym Mrs. Nc
Cleary byla Ruth Rysanek,
dcera doktora a Mrs. William
j. Rysanek. Manuel jeJi jest
elenem fakulty st. Johns ko-
leje v Annapolis, Md. Mamie
lie bydli v Brice House, Anna
polls.
" patek, 20. kvetna zem-
Tela Charlotte M. Cervenka
(rozena Stoll) manzelka p.
Henry Cervenka. Pohfeb ko-
nan byl z domu sestry pi. @.
w. Ward, 1912 Fifth ulice,
Brooklyn v pondelf, %. kvetna
a pohrbena ma hrbitove Cedar
Hill.
Sprawl Vybor Narodnf-
no hTbitova porada pTistf ne
deli, dne 20. kvetna o 2:30 Cd
pol. kazdorocnf slavnost lido
benz Hrob1", pri niz vzpomi-
name nam tech drahych, kteri
mas ku veGnemu odpocinku
predesli, bychom jejich row
ozdobily kvitim a tax aspon
dokazali re 81 dOvedem vaziti
a oceniti praci tech nasich sta
rych pionyr1, ktefi nam pri-
pravovali cestu ku blahobytu,
jakoz / cestu X tomuto vecne-
mu odpocinku.
KazdehO upfimne Eve Ike
spolu6Gastenstvi teto ~slavnosti
Sprawl Vybor
NarOdniho HrbitOva.
z Patronatu Ceske Svob.
Skoly Augustin Herman.
We ctvrtek, dine 2. cervna
Dude ukonceni skolniho roku
We skole rob Ashland a Glover
ulice. Zacatek v 8 hodin vecer.
PAM rodice Sc zadajf by Sc s
ditkami dostavili.
V nedeli, dine IL. cervna u
spofada Patronat vyrocnf &C.
lodennf vylet ma Tabor Tyrs.
Doufame, re naSe csl. verej-I
most podpoff tento vylet svojf
Getnou navStevou. Bude 1cin-
kovati hudba p. Jana Svitaka
z Curtis Bay.
= Baltimorska Jednota So
kolic usporada celodenn1 vylet
pffstf nedeli, 20. kvetna ma Ia
bore Tyrs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Soudce " obzalobs.

We Waukesha, Wis, soudce
David M. Evans, serif Walter
A. Liskowitz a Herman r. Sa-
lem, byvaly distriktni navlad-
nj z Milwaukee, byli dnes DAM
" obzalobu spolu S dvanacti
jinymi osobami velkou poro-
tou, vy~setrujicf neTestne po-
merry V okresu Waukesha. Gar
land Buckye, byvaly cleveland
sky nadhazovac, je jednlm 2
obzalovanych.
Soudce Evans byl obzalovan
z kfive prfsahy, obdrzeni pc
nez pod falesnou pfedstfrkou,
menen1 a oklestovanl soudnfch
zapis1 a re byl obyvatelem
nepofadneho domu.
serif Liskowitz byl obzalo-
van, re Sc spolu1castnil spik-
mutt, smerujicfho k porusovani
statnfch zakon1 o hernach We
spojeni s gangem, ktery vyde-
laval anacne penfZe ma t. w.
slotk&ch.
Velka porota, ktera vysetro-
vala nerestne pomery pc neko-
Xix tydnG, obzalovala Sale
ma a IL jinych, re NELL schGZ-
ku V listen hotelu v Milwau-
kee a organisovali Automatic
Merchandise Machine Associa
ton, dohodli sc 0 nezakon-
nych pravidlech a regulacfch,
zvolili 81 1rednfky a sjednali
81 Salema jake pravnika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Vzduchoplavecka industrie IL
kazuie wrist.

Marylandska vzduchoplavec-
ka industrie ukazuje wrist V
zamestnanosti V uplynulem
m6sfci, jak %oznamuje statni
department prace a statistik.
Vedle toho department o.
znamuje, re ostatn1 industrie
We statu ukazuj1 1bytek v "a
m6stnanosti.
Osm procentovy ubytek ma
zam6stnanosti hlasen z Cum
berlandu v tkalcovskych dill
mach a v Baltimore v lodaTske
industrii.
Tydennf mzdy 1888 delhi
XII obnasely $780, 07.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Tragedie " ceske rodine.

Manzel1 Ed. Ohnoutka 16
Lefty syn Edward sc strelil do
prave strany hlavy z pusky ra-
re 20 a zpGsobil 81 smrtelne
zraneni. Otec jej nalezl v bez-
vedomi. Ambulance jej do
pravila do nemocnice We Wa
hoo, kde jeste tehoz vecera
zemrel. Prav1 Sc, re mlad1k
vicekrat rikal, re ucinf konec
svemu zivotu, ale rodice a pra-
tele nebrali takove vyhr1zky
vazne.