davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Ma Ceskomoravske vysoSine Sc
pracuie.

We vsech prGmyslovych pod
nicfch Nemecko-brodska, Hum
.polecka a Jihlavska je potesi-
telna pima zamestnanost. Tex
tilni tovarny Nemeckem Bro
de pracuj1 ma dive smeny a
jsou ma dlouhou dobu S objed-
navkami z~ajisteny. Tovarna
ma obvazove latky RICO, axe.
spoil. v Nemeckem Brode, "a
hajila jiz vyrobu v byval6 Bau-
Grove tovarne, kterou pc poza-
ru %upravila velkym nakladem F;
zatfm zamestnava ma 800 del
Mkt. Take tovarna ma plyno-
We masky Plyma v Nemeckem
Brode ma velmi mnoho zahra-
nicn1ch zakazek, take jeji
provoz pri pine zamestnanosti
je zajisten az do letnfch mesf-
CT. Textiln1 tovarna Adolf
Low a syn, axe. spoil. v Malem
Beranove u Jihlavy, pTijala po-
stupne sve byvale zamestnance
a je ma dlouhou dobu objednav
kami pine zamestnana. Souke7
nicke tovarny v Humpolci jsou
vesmes v plnem chodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Holubice miru jake nova cesko
slovenska vXvoZni znacka?

Cesko-slovenstl vyvozci usi-
luj1 dels1 dobu, ably nase zbozf
pro cizinu neslo stalou vyvoznf
znacku, osvedcujicf jak p1vod,
tax i jakost. o totez zadajf sta
ty, kan vyvazfme. Jsou zvlas-
tie dnes caste ma rozpacfch jde-
Ii skutecne O vyrobky nase.
Pro znacku Sc pGvodne navr
hoval obrazek ceskeho Iva. Ny
nj Sc uznava, re by nase snahy
a zasady vyjadrovala jeste le-
pc holubice nesouc1 ratolest mi
ru; nerozpakovali jsme Sc ODE
tovat cast vlastn1ho tela, aby-
chom zachranili mir, vsemu
svetu nejdrazsf. Holubice pa
trne zvftezf. O navratu, ktery
pTinasl Waldes6v magazin
Koch-i-noor, rozhodne Svaz
pr1myslnfk6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Zhoubne nasledky nahlych
mraZH " iiznich Cechach.

Nahle pfikvacenf mraz1 by
10 zvlaste zfejme v jiznich &C.
chach, kdy byva vzdy 90 ka-
bat" vetSf lima proti jinym ma
Sim rovinam, pro sv6 bohatstvi
vody. Mrazy Size nedostoupily
ami 20 stupnG, ale zvlaste v
pond6lf, kdy val prudky ledo-
w vichr, projevily Sc nasledky
nahle zimy. Odbor pro udrzo-
vanf telegrafn1ho a telefoniho
spojen1 ma pine ruce prace,
ponevadz mnoho dratG bylo
strhano. Pracujfcf delnfci ma
opravach trpeli zimou tax, re
mnoho jich utrp6lo omrzliny.
V Ceskych Budejovic1ch mali
pine dflny voz1 spravkarny
aut a spravkarny chladic6.
Znacne skody utrpeli i zahrad-
n1ci, kteT1 Mcneil jeste dobTe
~zajist6n6 rGze, jez "a jednu
noe vsechny zmrzly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
V Rhine Virginia Gayda

" Rhine Virginia Gayda.
predn1 fasisticky redaktor, pc.
chvalil Chamberlainovu po-
litiku miru. Uvadel il jake
protiklad k politice Francie a
presidenta Roosevelta, kterou
nazyva "alarmistickou."
Gayda, ktery casio tlumoci
nazory premiera Mussoliniho,
prohlasil, re Rooseveltoya me
mirnost" je pravym opakem
ducha Chamberlainovy reel v
Blrmlnghamu, pronesene. Oh
vinil Francii, re jew malou
tendenci nasledovati Cham
berlainovu politiku usmireni
vyjednavanfm o italskych L.
zemnich pozadavcich.
Gayd1v projev byl ucinen v
dobe, kdy fasiste byli presved-
ceni, re Nemecko Dude podpo-
rovati pozadavky Italie prot
Francii.
Mussolini hodla predloziti
sve pozadavky, az celia Katalo-
ME Dude moci Francovych
voJsk, mezi nimiz je mnoho l.
talskych oddil1.
- Mexicka vlada zahajila
vysetrovan1, kterym hodla zji-
stiti, IDA je nejake spojeni me-
ri nemeckou vladou a organise
CT Centre Unification Revolu.
cionaires, ktera je cinema zod-
podvednou "a nedavny w.
buch proti zid1m. Ctyfi cleno.
We organisace byli zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Slovaci dostali vic nez chtsli.

V novorocnlm fozhovoru S
redaktorem "Slovaka" prohla-
sill prof. DIR. v. Tuka m. j., re
Slovaci mohou byti pine spo-
kojeni. Ma otazku, jak zacha-
yet S t1m,co 81 Slovaci vydobyli,
Tuka odpoved6l: "Vydobyli?
Nikoli. To je chyba, to je pra-
We nejvets1 chyba, re 81 myslf-
me, re jsme 81 vydobyli, to CO
name. To je omyl. To nam
pablo do klina. A proto 81 to-
no nedovedeme d~ostatecne va
Tit. S tim, co clovek dostal
darem, S tim nikdy nezachaz1
tax 1celne, jake s tim, echo zfs
kal namahou a velkou progra-
movou, soustavnou prac1. Nase
1silf bylo zameTeno k autono-
mil a vyvoj nam dial O mnoho
vice, nez obsahovala Pittsbur-
ska dohoda, ba vic, nez bylo
vlastne " programu Hlinkovy
slovenske ludove strany."
Dale prohlasil prof. DIR. Tu-
ka, re slovenskou otazku nelze
odloucit cd otazky evropske a
ze> to politicke zemetresenf,
ktere Sc zacalo z jara minule-
no roku, nenf jeste zdaleka
skoncene, a re to, co Sc stalo,
je jenom pocatek noveho obdo-
bi evropskych dejin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

Podkarpatska Rus Sc pripra-
vuje jiz nyni ma turistickou Sc
zonu. Kompetentnf cinitele "a
hajili vsechny potfebne kroky,
ably zajistili vystavbu nekolika
turistickych hotelI, ktere mali
byti hotovy jeste pred hlavni
seZonou.
v lednu zacne v Praze til
mesicni kurs pro personal tech
to hotelG, uspoTadany "a spo-
luprace Svazu csl. hoteliern.
Kurs absolute SO mladych u
krajinc1 z Podkarpatske Rust,
kterym sc dostane praktickeho
vycviku v nejlepsfch prazskych
hotelfch. Pc absolvovan1 kur-
SUI budou prideleni ma dvou
mesfcnf praxi do ceskych la.
] zefskych hoteln.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
PoSkodil vojenskou sprawl o
$4,000 Kc a uprchl Ia
hranice.

PTerovska policie Sc prave
zabyva vysetfovan1m smutneho
pffpadu, pfi kterem byla nase
vojenska sprava poskozena O
$4,000 Kc. Pr revisi zbranf
We vojenskem skladisti bylo to-
tiz zjisteno, re chyb1 tanner sto
vojenskych pistol "a $4,000
Kc a "a nekolik tisfc Kc stTeli-
va. Seznano, re pistole odci-
zoval voj1n Petr Tomasek, KITE
~ jiz zatim odjel do zabrane-
no 1zemi, a to do Suddenly.
Prechovatel, kterym je 18
Lefty mladfk, byl zatcen, n6kte-
re zbrane u neho byly jeste "a
baveny. Dive uz drive prodal
34letemu celed1novi Vasilu
Hrecisovi z Podkarpatske Ru-
81, bydl1cfmu V Prerove. V pa
tran1 pc dals1ch pTekupn1cich
Sc p%okracuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Csl. nevssty hledany.

LOnQynSke VySlanectVl pO-
slalo Csl. Cervenemu XIII v
Praze dopisy dvou mladych
muzd, Australana a Skota, KITE
II 81 pry re sympati1 k ceskemu
narodu a jeho osudu cht6ji
wit Cesky "a manzelky.
Australian je 23lety syn OBJ
chodnika jmenem FIR. White
head z Mill Victoria. Ma pry
ceskou maminku. Hleda devce
mens1 postavy, dobreho zdravi
a klade 81 "a podm1nku, ably
umela aspon castecne anglicky
ably sc s nj mohl dorozumet.
Skot, 3Olety O. Connel z
Donvellu We Skotsku, chce 81
pry wit "a zenu chude ceske
devce z odstoupeneho uzeml,
jez zije bide a v obavach O
budoucnost. Ma byt protestant
skeho vyznanl. Pokud to Ger
veny kT1z jiz vysetril, je to stu
shy clovek, tovarensky delnfk.
Vyber newest Dude v zastou-
pen1 zenichG provadet Cerveny
kr1z. Svatba by sc konala We
|Skotsku a Australia, ovsem jen
v tom pr1pade, kdyz Sc nevesty
budou mladenc1m zamlouvat.
Uvidfme, kolik divek Sc pri-
hlasi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
TIL otraveni " pekarnG.

Do mestske nemocnice v Pl-
mi dopraveni til zamestnanci
pekaTskeho zavodu Jaroslava
zaka v Plzni a to 17lety ucen
FrantiSek Matousek z Bozkova
15lety ucen Frantisek Kopec-
ky a 26lety delnlk Vaclav Gold
schmied bytem v Plzni, jimz Sc
pri praci udelalo nevolno. V
nemocnici bylo zjisteno, re by
Ii otraveni kysl1cn1kem uhelna
tym. u Matouska byla shleda-
ma otrava tezslho razu, u dru-
hych jen lehka. Pekarska pee,
pri n1z jmenovan1 pracovali,
byla kratce pred tim opravova-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Antonin Snizek mrtev.

We veku 81 let AntOnln Snl-
EEK zemrel, Kodak kutnohor-
sky, 1stredni Teditel a zaklada
tel akciove tovarny lucebnin a
leciv Medica v Praze. Byl ma
gistrem farmacie a zahy po-
stTehl, jak slime Sc nedstava v
ceskych zem1ch domac1 vyro-
by leciv a chemicko-farmaceu-
tickych vyrobkG v1bec. S ne
obycejnym 1sil1m Sc SNAIL O
ziskani predpoklad1 teto vyro-
by v Cechach a roku 1911 Sc
mu podarilo 1casti zivnosten-
ske banky zalozit skromnou
akciovou spolecnost S kapita-
lem 100000 Kc. z nepatrnych
pocatk1 sc podnik r%ozr1stal, Ia
valky 81 opatTil vlastn1 lekarnu
v Praze, ably mohl zavadet sve
vyrobky lepe v bezne spotfebe.
Venoval sc tehdy take vyrobne
lecivych mydel, ktera drive do
davaly do obchodu ceskych re
mi jen firmy n6mecke. Sn1zek
sc staral zvlaste o jakost W.
robkG, ale stejny smysl nell
pro stranku rye obchodn1. Pc
valce podnik prosel dosti tezky
mi nesnazemi financn1mi, KITE
re Snfzkovi zp1sobily mnohc
starosti, ale pc sanaci Sc opet
vypracoval a ma nyn1 i cetn5
vyznamna spojenf v cizine. Sn.
EEK sc stall pc prevratu uzna.
vanym predstavitelem zdejsi
| no prImyslu farmaceutickeho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
z podnikave generace.

V Praze zemTel znamy vel
koobchodnfk st. Kynzl We start
IS let. S malymi 1sporami "a
lozil pred 62 roxy ma Staro-
mestskem namest1 obchod. Po-
malu pfikupoval dim "a do
mem, jeho obchod Sc octl ma
konec We tTech domech a ma
Staromestskem namest1 mu pa
tTilo sest dom6, skoro ctvrtina
celeho namestf. Krone toho
mu patTilo asi 20 dom1 v cele
Praze. Kynzl vzorne opravil
sve domy ma Staromestskem
namestl a dostal Ia to cd mes
ia diplom uZnan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Jmena ceskych obci v nsmec'
KEN safe.

Ma zabranem Opavsku mali
move 1fady potfze s pTejmeno-
van1 ceskych obc1, ale dovedly
81 pomoci tax, re proste nazev
cesky ponechaly a zmenily je-
nom koncovku. A tax ceske O.
sadly Suche Lace jmenujf Su-
cho-lazetz, Mokre Lace =
Mokro-lazetz, stftina = Sti-
tim, Hrabyne = Hrabinn, b.
lattice = Bolatitz, Office = Of
tendorf, JaktaT = Jaktar, Mia
decko = Mladtezko, Hlavnice
= Glomnitz, Stablovice Sta
blowitz, Bohuslavice = Bohu-
slawitz, Zlatn1ky = Slattnik,
Stebofice = Stiebrowitz, Uhl1-
fov byl dokonce pTejmenovan
ma Kohlesdorf a t. p.
Ones jiz jsou vsechny osady
v ceskem zabranem Slezsku
parliamentary ma nemecke, o.
vsem pokud to slo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

V PraZe "NarOdnl POlitika"
prinesla zpravu: Podolske ma
brezl ma sveho dennlho pravi-
delneho hosta, starsfho pana s
vyraznou tvaTi a jasnyma oci-
ma, ktery sc tam prochazi v
doprovodu sveho opatrovnika.
Je to mas slavny zpevak mi
str Otakar Marak, jenz sc ne
jen uzdravuje, ale ktery Sc sam
co nejvice snazi usplsit sve Wy
leceni. Je vytrvaly a houzev-
naty a svedomite plni narizenl
prof. DIR. Mentla.
Zastavili jsme mistra Mara
ka ma jeho dopoledni prochaz-
ce a doprovodili jsme no do je-
no bytu, kde ma stole ma maly
vanocn1 stromecek a pod MIN
nekolik drobnych dark1. Po-
koj jednoduse, ale vkusne u
praveny je mlstem pTecetnych
v%zpominek, zejmena v nynej-
Sim zimnlm 1dobi.
Pacient, sedlcf hodiny We
vysokem kresle u okna a POGO
rujlcf ulicnf ruch, rozpomina
Sc ma uplynula umelecka leta,
ma tehdejsf sve zname a cetne
pfatele. Vzpomenou 81 take IT,
to ma neho? Je jich nynf jen
hrstka, tech v6rnych a vytrva-
lych, kter1 no tn a tam navstivi
a pobesedujf s MIN. Jsou vsak
nekterf, kterf jiz 1plne zapom-
nell, jimz jejich prftel jake by
vypadl z pameti.
Mistr 81 nam trochu postezo-
val nejvlce ma svou necinnost,
k nfz je nyni odsouzen. Pracu-
je proti nj 1porne a zejmena
provadf svedomite pfedepsana
cvicenl. w chodi pc pokoji sam
bez sveho opatrovnika pana
Dvoraka, a dokonce chodf j
bez hole. Ale nasemu zpeva-
kovi je v nynejsi jeho necinno-
sti smutno, ponevadz byl IVY
ky cely zivot pracovat a prace
byla vzdy jeho nejvetsi touhou
Doufa, re Sc jiz uzdravi, re
Sc jeho choroba k jaru tax
zlepsf, ably mohl soukrome W.
ucovat zpevu a ably mohl uplat
nit sve dlouholete umelecke
zkuSenosti. Proto temef S ne
dockavosti sc test ma navrat
jara.
V Praze je velmi spokojen,
poznal zde dosti lidi dobreho
srdce ,ale zaroven pri tom 81
vd6cne vzpomina ma sve pfate-
lie v Americe, ma tamejs1 &C.
chy, kteri Sc h QUAIL opravdu
pratelsky v dobach pro neho
nejhors1ch.
Tisnive ma neho doleha, re
pro spatne spojeni nema zprav
z Ameriky O sve rodine. Ceka
jiz dlouho odpoved ma dopisy,
poslane do zamoff. Je vsak
trpelivy, dale ceka a pevne
doufa, re Sc vsechno zmen1 k
lepslmu. Hledi S dIverou do
noveho roku a pTeje 81 jen u
zdraveni, ably mohl pracovat,
pracovat a pracovat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
COMPANY UNION
CONTRACTS HIT

WASHINGTON Natlonh labor
relations board Monday published
= proposed order dlrveilng three
major lumber companies IN lhs
northwest and the willamette Val
ley Lumber Operators association
Of Eugene. orr. to lnvaiidsss con-
tracts with Industrial Employees
Union. Inc, an independent eFgsni-
ration
The order was directed against
McGoldrick Lumber ca. az spo-
kane. potlaeh Forest. Inc. Of Lew
lston. Ida. and c u. johnson Lum-
her Corp. Of Portland. Ore. ~ well
ss the operators association. which
represents It's as member conn
panics. In 1881. the independent
union claimed membership 81
10000 workers In Washington,
Oregon, Idaho. Montana. South
Dakota. Nevada and California.
The board ordered the three
companies 10 disextahlish locals of
the leu. insalidste contracts with
the organization. and reimburse
employees in fun for all union dues
and fees withdrawn from their pay
checks since July. 1898.
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tressed by an amazing card-index
system which tells him Just what
remote and minor party hacks
ought to be called by their first
names, and so on.
He is 81, the father of three
children, a genial and friendly nom
smoker and non-drinker. Praeti-
cally nobody dislikes him person.
ally. He was once town clerk Of
Stony Point. ". Y. and he has
been boss Of the Democratic party
machinery ever since r. D. r. was
nominated in 1882. His loyalty
probably would keep him from
seeking the nomination II the prcsi
dent wanted IL.
HIS ASSETS: Control Of an
enormous political machine, the
friendship of innumerable politi-
clans, pleasant personality. and
an immense capacity for work.
HIS LIABILITIES: Public I'M
certainty as to his basic political
principles; distrust by the bulk OF
the New Deal crowd"-and, I'M
fortunately, the same handicap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
APPROVE NAMES
FOR NAVY SHIPS

"s>W>"foS rh< n<sys tn
re- ssa<n-ses super fsi<<nsrs
wail - n.m<s fsm. .ed x<w
-.
- Hssf sF~fs"rss ~HaesH<s p
rFestssnt Roosevelt 80 spfFsssa
these n.m<. fns sh~ nss nu~tS >
whRh wsn ~ me uexBas mzrhsI.
eel fsxhtinx cr.fs aLsna anh
sna.< fov u other w.rssses = -
constructed ana<s sh< surxnt
nsssl husIdsns psexssrN
oas a. -ssks n<w s~strsysrs ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
BY BRUCE CATION

II politicians alone selected presi-
dents. no man would have a better
chance for 1910 than Postmas ter
General James A. Farley. Since
they don't, however. his prospects
are less than bright.
Big Jim is what you would call
politicians politician. That is,
he plays the game according TO
the rules. His word is as good as
his bond.
He renders the most complete
loyalty to his chief, and at the same
time makes due allowances for the
necessities of politics and the
frailties of elected persons.
His executive ability is consid-
cradle. When he disposes OF
morning batch of mail he is apt
to have four secretaries in action
at once, pitching letters at them
so fast that one once remarked you
needed to be a ball player rather
than a typist to work for him.
He has formidable memory for
names. dates and incidents, but
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

clah - seattle wsIl - thslF kn~t<
Al kts hneheaa meeting n fhs
NeN NasAsnxton heIsl u Ehes
ctr.
The trip FRIDAY. u set uazisr-
esy A. $50 = M. wfll take me
caravan h Furt Iewl<. Olympia
crnsrsils CA<nslss Aberdeen.
Heanism ard aheIsan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
TEoHNocRAcy MEETING

Technocracy, Inc. will conduct
its weekly study class Thursday at
8 p. m. at 1888 So. Fawcett ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
Jubilee Caravan to Invite
Nearby Citizens to Tacoma

Personal invitagiuss % al rsss.
dents IN eight nearby towns ak.
INC them heartily 10 attend the
Golden Jubilee celebration hare.
July is-ss. WEIR hsinE extended
" esincssisy ny a special caravan
os neomsns including = FIVE.
piece band
Lid Nv Art Rowe and Ait
Evans. seeat 20 rscemans irft
jubilee headquarters In the Rust
building Wednesday At II 30
o'clock IN : specially painted bus
for fuysllup. frat stop "a their
itinerary Other hats we're schsd.
uled TO be mAas ~ sumner ost-
ing. South Prairie. Buckley. rnam.
claw. Auburn and Kent.
Al each town. the raeomsns led
BY their hard. win parade through
the streets. passing ont crlehrs-
ton programs and informally In.
yiting everyone 10 cume 10 Ia.
coma .nr Jubilee week
similar Iankets over different
routes ~iil ~ taken BY the cara.
van Thursday and Friday. A few
places on tho bus viii hs available
both days, according 20 Rowe. and.
although anyone "a welcome. u siil
he case ~ ~first come. first
served Rowe said
Thursday the nas vii leave al
. a m. with stops scheduled at
Renton. Kirkland. Bothell. Seattle,
Bremefton. Port Orchard and GIG
Harbor before returning home al
7 p. m. The Young Mems Business
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

Members ~ The oid rsmrrx 80.
Year club viii meet ~ Hassi WIN.
throp Thursday 81 Tse p n. ID
complete plans for . lunnheon "a
he held next wsss Al witch sisitof.
from cut 81 the city ain h~ frsrd
A speaker attn h. % me proxFssn.
according to Harry ~ Colsier.
secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
JUST THE CORE
GOPHER PICNIC

Former residents Of Minnesota
are invited to attend the annual
Gopher state picnic 10 be held
Sunday at Point Defiance park. II
Was announced by Baxter COLLEEN.
president Of the state association.
Coffee, cream and sugar win be
furnished by the COMMITTEES In
charge
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros adv.
plscussrcN SLATED
A discussion on the topic rs
Poverty Necessary In Prof,
Economy will be conducted
Wednesday by Ray Eimendorf in
room 300 at the Y. NJ. c. A. AZ .
meeting 10 be sponsored by the
American Foundation for Album.
dance.
Bedding plants. HIM, Florist.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

ssds-s~sy and body-roll n oidsmobii. ar. eoo-
uolisd BY front fids s1eIiiss' and lateral
stsbiizer bar Of ne rear Or curves ard igrns,
your car hugs tn. road oldsnobiis's 4-Wsy
stxbili14tion 10 . real coatrbGtion 10 safety.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
COLONY CRAFT
REPORT HEARD

NELSON, b. c. Reports OF
Encouragement and graft at the
Doukhobor colony here were blam.
ed today for the reject eviction Of a
number Of the sect. who protested
the foreclosing Of mortgages BY
stripping off their clothes.
The rumors of mismanagement
brought an announcement in Vic
toria from M. J. veregin. fourth
cousin of Peter Veregin. late lead
or OF the sect, that he would go
Immediately TO Nelson to inyesti-
gate the colony's books. The pro-
vincial government, however, said
it would not send additional Off
GERS to aid in the eviction pro-
ceedings.
From a reliable source 1t was
learned number of the Russians
sre preparing to purchase the fore
closed property. but others are
refusing on principles and will be
evicted. Sun Life Assurance Co.
which holds the mortgages. has
offered easy terms to the settlers
If they wish to buy.
The family of Peter Perepelkin.
eyicted by a company official and
deputy sheriffs last Thursday. still
was camped on the highway ad-
joining their property. Five of
the group stripped in protest, in
Guiding young girl who apparent
~ did not adhere strictly TO the
creed of the sect. She wore mod
ern Stacks, windbreaker. high
heeled leather shoes, in contrast
to the dowdy dress and rubber
boots of the other women. The
girl stripped down to her to shoes.
When officers paid no attention,
the family donned their clothes.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
Clark Eldridge
Rotary Speaker

Clark " Eldsidks. bridge snks-
nser for TIE state highway dcr~fs-
mens, and Fe~ttvnt engineer fuF Tho
wsshinrsen Tnll nrisaxs sssheFsts
90 the NsFrows nstsige psai<et. viii
bring the Tacoma Rotary siab NJ
10 date On that - 90 90 rsn-
ssrucsion nh Al thursdays nset-
ma he viii SPEAK 81 he regular
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
Discussion SLATED
TRAVELLING THEATER

The Park Travelling thester viii
present a program wednesday at
1880 p. m. at Jefferson playfield.
The offering viii be repeated
Thursday at Manitou park at the
same hour.
sproule's Coffee Is a money
saver adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

that Governor Smith took into the
1928 campaign.
HIS CHANCES; Only fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

II you're not using il. sell 1t
with a Fast-Action Times Want
Ad. Call Main 1851.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-10-13
Chest Fund
Solicitors Get
Ready For Drive

More than 35 Negro citizens will
work as solicitors in the 1889 Min
neapolis Community Fund Cam
paign which opens Oct. % and has
for its slogan "Sure Well Give, It's
the American Way"
Mrs. Mildred Strader has been
appointed associate director of Dis
trict 81; Mr.. Henry Thomas, Per-
sonal Service Worker of Phyllis
Wheatley House, will superintend
the activities and reports of the
solicitors in that section; and Mr..
C. w. Washington, Executive Sec
rotary of the Minneapolis Urban
League, will act as Coordinator
and Field Supervisor.
Those who have volunteered to
serve are Mines. Mary Crump,
Margaret Ford, Marguerite Combs,
Josephine Escue, Lillian Austin, E.
L. Simms, Emma Simms, r. H.
Clark, M. Owens, M. Cheek, w. M.
Ewing, E. w. Howard, w. Squire
Neal, F. C. Clardy, H. C. Turner,
Velma Williams, Helen Morris,
Harry Brooks, Henrietta Posten,
J. Jones, ]. Quarterman, w. A.
Smith, Allie Brown, N. Wallace, M.
Mason, Eva Mallory, Helen Jeffer-
son, D. L. Rogers, T. Minneweather
and M. Strader; the Misses Erma
Clardy, Marian Franklin, Yvette
Strader, Frances Fair, and Eunice
Brown, and the Messrs. C. w.
Washington, C. E. Newman, R. A.
Skinner, Sterling Davis, Henry
Thomas, Harry Lewis, ]. Stem
mons and R. Hatcher.
F. C. Lewis, principal of Sumner
School, will also assist these work
ers.
Auxiliary Meets: The Mime
apolis Urban League Auxiliary will
meet on Oct. II, 8 p. M, at Phyllis
Wheatley House. The Community
Fund Movie will be feature of
the evening.