davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Ce$i " Americe a knedliky sc
zeIim.

Prazske "Vecernf Ceske Slo-
vo" prineslo zpravu S temito
trent ohlavenimi:
"Prosba americkych kraja-
MI: Nase knedlfky do USA. Ku
chair z Czech jedou do Ameriky
ma vystavu a ucit zeny nasich
krajann." Pc tonic slibnem
1vodu pokracuje:
"V bfeznu odjede do Spoje-
nych Stat1 vyprava ceskych
kucharI, cukrard a cfsnfkG,
kteT1 budou zamestnani v ces-
KEN pavilonu ma svetove VISTA
We v New Yorku a Chicago.
"Vyprava Dude miti jeste je-
den zvlastnf 1kol. Jejim posla-
MIN Dude osvezit upadajfcf ces
kou kuchafskou tradici v ces-
ko-americkych rodinach.
"Svaz kuchaTG v Praze do
stava totiz jiz delsi cas- z Anne
riky hojne stfznosti cd muzd,
re jejich zeny nedovedou jiz
dobre vafit pc cesku a re je-
jich jfdla, zejmena knedliky
nejrGznejsfch druh1 a vepro-
va sc zelim, sc nemohou nikte-
rak vyrovnat proslavenym ces-
kym pokrmGm.
"Mlada generace cesko-a-
mericka pax nema pry jiz W.
bee dostatecnych znalosti, jak
Sc mali pfipravovat ceska ma
rodnf .jfdla a vaT1 bud pc anne
ricku, nebo pc nasem, ale ne
dokonale." -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Cd roku 1885 bylo naturalist
vano 587,264 pristehovalcE.
F. L. I. S.

z tabulky, sestavene Immi-
gracnlm a naturalisacnfm IRA
dem, zjistujeme, re v letech
1885 az 1888 bylo naturalist
vano 587.284 pTistehovalcd. V
poctu je zahrnuto 1872
O78 pfistehovalcG, naturaliso-
vanych We fiskalnim roce, kon-
clclm L. cervencem 1898.
162.949 z celkoveho poctu
novych obcanG narodilo sc V
Britske rfsi, $3.50 v Italii.
84.162 Nemecku a Rakou-
sku, 63.959 v Polsku, 1888 v
Rusku, 2O.352 v Ceskosloven-
sku, 1851 We Svedsku, 1884
v Jugoslavii, 1864 v Madar-
sku, 1916 v Norsku, 1929, V
Recku, 1866 Litvinsku, 5.512
v Dansku, 4.531 We Francii.
ALL We spanelsku 1922 a v
Mexiku. Mezi move naturali-
sovanymi bylo 358.696 muznG a
228.568 zen.
Vezmeme-li "a zaklad staff
stiku z roku 1880, dojdeme k
uzaveru, re 6O.4 procenta
vsech pfistehovalc1 bylo jiz do
dneska naturalisovano. Jak
RUNE narodnostnf skupiny re-
aguj1 a naturalisaci, vysvita z
nasleduj1c1ch c1sel: mezi pri-
stehovalci z Luxemburgu lie
81 proc. acknowledgements a.
merickych obcan1, mezi &C.
c~hoslovaky 76.1 proc, mezi
Svedy 1877 proc, mezi Nemci
72.5 proc, mezi Nory 72.1
proc, mezi Madary 56.2 proc,
mezi Polaky 50.7 proc, mezi
Italy sos proc, mezi Reky
45.1 proc, mezi Portugalci uz
jen 1913 proc. a mezi Spanely
1872 proc.
Cd zaff 1906, kdy nynejsi
naturalisacn1 zakon vessel v
platnost, do 80. cervna 1898
bylo vydano celkem 4,1O8, 286
obcanskych listG. Mnoho tislc
pfistehovalcG nabylo behem
techto let obcanstvl naturalist
CT svych rodicG nebo snatkem.
Zeny, ktere Sc totiz provdaly
"a americke obGany pred %.
zar1m 1922, stavaly Sc americ-
kymi obcankami automaticky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Chtel do vezeni.
Edward Cody. 58letV .

Edward Cody, 58lety z Chi
caga byl nemocen. V nemoc-
nici jej nevzali, zadarmo jej
lekaTi lecit nechteli. Napsal
majiteli devnfho obchodu Mo.
ric Kleinovi dopis, jak mu ne
posle 5000, tax Dude zle. Do
pis postal postou. Klein ode
VIDAL dopis vladimir agent1m
a Cody byl zatcen. Nezapfral.
Soudci rekl pravdu, re 81 chtel
pomoci do vezenf, ponevadz
tam sc mu dostane lekarskeho
osetrenf. Soudce jej odsoudil
ma Is mesicI do kaznice a uji-
still jej, re Sc mu tam dostane
osetrenf, kdyby mel sedm ne
moc1. Cody 81 liboval, jak s.
lacino pomohl k lecbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Prvni st1znost ma nedodrzeni
needn't smlouvy.

Administrace urcujfcf a wy
setrujici mzdu a pracovni do
bu delnikd dostala prvni stiz-
most zaroven S oznamenim cd
narodnl delnicke rady, ably da-
la proti Powers Manufacturing
Co. v Sioux City zastavujfci
rozkaz a naridila il, ably plati-
la nejmensf mzdu Is cent? ma
hodinu jak bylo Wagnerovym
aktem nar1zeno. Ma firmu,
ktera zamestnava IT'S delnfk1,
byla podana st1znost re platf
delnlkGm minimalnf mzdu Is
centu ma hodinu. Ne vsem ale
pouze zacatecnfkGm lee to jest
protl aktu, nebot die nej v O.
nom distriktu ma byt platna
nejmenS1 mzda 25 cent? ma
hodinu, Gill skoro jednou tolik,
kolik firma plat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Byvaly banker do vszeni.

V Peoria, H., Willis w. Crabb,
byvaly bohaty banker z Della
van, ILL.,, byl odsouzen do fede-
raln1 t~restnice pro padelan1
knih a zneuzivanl bankovnich
fondI obnosem $4,000.
Byl odsouzen federalnim
soudcem Adairem k dvema tire
st1m ctyrleteho zalare, jez bu-
de pykati soucasne.
Crabbova druha zena Cattle
rina byla pritomna lfcenf, ale
CrabbGv syn James a prvn1 re
ma byvaleho bankere Elizabeth
ktera slozila "a neho zaruku
$4,000, ably mohl zdstati ma
svobode nez Dude zahajen
soud, nebyli pT1tomni. DIE "a
loby Crabb pouzival zproneve-
fenych penez k spekulacim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
z driimotY.

Pavel s Pavlou sedeli ma me-
ri a naslouchali hlas1m pTfro-
dy. Byl parry letnf den a cvrc
ci cvrceli jake o zavod.
Podotkl Pavel: "Rad slysfm
tn malou havet."
Potion Sc mad timto muZikal-
MIN divem hluboce zamyslil a
malem usnul. Tu sem dolehly
z blfzke vesnice zvuky pfsne,
zpivane skolnlmi detmi. Pavla
Sc otocila k Pavlovi a pov1da
nadSene:
"Milacku, neznf to krasne? p
"Ano," odvetil Pavel, prob1-
raje Sc z dTlmoty, ga to vsecko
delaji zadn1ma nohama."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Move pamstni csl. znamky re
Slovenska jsou zde.

Do Spoj. Stat1 dosly jiz no.
We pametni cesko-slovenske pc
stovn1 znamky, ktere byly W.
tisteny u pfilezitosti "Otvore-
MIA slovenskeho snemu 18. ja-
nuara 1882, jak mi napis ma
Mich.
Tato postovni znamka je
vlastne stara 10-korunova
znamka S obrazem b~ratislav-
skeho hradu, S pretiskem ma
800 haler1, a vyse uvedenym
napisem a statnim odznakem
Slovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
ZamGstnanci vymohli smlouvu
neprodavat zbozi z diktator-
skVch zemi.

SKych ZemI.
Unie zamestnanc1 v depart
mentnich o%bchodech v New
Yorku, nalezejfcf k CLIO, vymo
hla 81 S nekolika velkymi de-
partmentni obchody kontrakt,
die ktereho obchody nebudou
kupovat a nasledovne take pro
davat zbozf z diktatorskych re
mi Nemecka, Italie a Japanu a
jeden departmental obchod pc
depsal smlouvu die ktere pTi
najiman1 zamestnancG nebude
hledeti ma nabozenskou nebo
rasovou p~T1slusnost zamestnan-
ce. CLIO zamestnanci navrho-
vail bojkot zbozf re zmfnenych
diktatorskych zemf a kdyz v
Chicago o tom byla ucinena
zminka, prohlasil manager
Mandel obchodu, re takovy
bojkot jest zbran S ostTfm ma
obou stranach, ponevadz kdyz
Dude zakazan import, pokles-
ne take export do zminenych
zemf a mnoha industrie Dude
poskozena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Nesmi iezdit v AUTOMOBILE.

Komisari okresu Jefferson v
Nebrasce, vydali nar1zen1, re
Tide, kteTf dostavajf verejnou
podporu, nesmi Sc proj1zdeti v
automobile, krone by Jim re-
ditelka podpGrne 1Tadovny da
la k tomu svolenf. Ably to mo-
hlo byt lepe kontrolovano, mu-
81 vsichni podporovan1 odev-
zdati licencnf stitky svych aut
do pomocne 1fadovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Knsz Sc ~pohresuje.

Rev. John Paryz, knee radu
sv. Frantiska v Buffalo, N. Y,
jest pohTesovan cd >nedelniho
vecera. Panujf obavy, re Sc
mu neco zleho prihodilo. Ode
jel, MAZE v 1myslu n~avstiviti
frantiskansky klaster v Hart
land, Wis. z Rockford, kde "a
stavil, jel busem do Milwaukee
odkud hodlal. jeti do Hartland,
ale pojednou zmizel a neni pc
mem stopy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Nadsji nezamestnanych jsou
nova odvetvi prIdmyslu.
F. L.. I. S.

' obvyklem kaZdOrocnlm pO-
selstv1 kongresu prohlasil letos
president Roosevelt, re bezpro-
stredn1m problemem Ameriky
je "dati slusne placene zamest-
mani kazdemu muzi a zene,
kterf chtejf pracovati". Ably
Sc tax mohlo static predevsim
treba pine vyuzfti vseho zdej-
s1ho kapitalu - soukromeho i
verejneho.
Zem6delstvf, transportace,
dolovani, obchod a osobnf sluz-
by mohou v budoucnosti "a
mestnavati vice lid1; nejvetsf
rozmach dluzno vsak ocekava-
tt V prGmyslu, ktery jiz roku
1880 zamestnaval 28.6 procen-
ia vsech vydelecne cinnych IL
d1 stars1ch sestnacti let.
Departmental obchodu pra
We uverejneny prdmyslovy cen
sus naznacuje, re vzdor velke
nezamestnanosti, americky
prdmysl blizi sc k drovni, iez
existovala pred depresi. Roku
1887 bylo zde vice nez 1885,
600 prGmyslovych podnikd, V
nichz bylo zamestnano pribliz-
ne 100000 lid, dostavaji-
clch plat $12,829,OOO.OOO Pc
rovname-li tato c1sla sc staff
stikou z nejhorsfho roku 1888,
zjist1me, re pocet vydelecne "a
mestnanych vzrostl O 48'1 pro-
centa a jejich mzdy re Sc vice
nez zdvojnasobily wrist 0
1O4'7 procenta. To, re zde
stale name osm az deset mill
onG nezamestnanych, mus1me
pfic1sti ma vrub toho, re az do
sud nerozmahal sc pr1mysl tou
merou, ably mohl absorbovati
dodatecne tri miliony mladych
pracovn1k6, kter1 vstupujf kaz-
dorocne do areny prace.
Z~elezarny a ocelarny, repre-
sentuj1cf roku 1887 nejmocnej-
81 odvetv1 prGmyslu, zamestna-
valy takrka 100000 lidl. Ma
druhem mlste je automobilovJ
prGmysl S $50, 900 zamestnan-
ci, pax podniky tiskarske a ma
kladatelske 462.OOO, pr6mysl
odevn1 100000, tovarny ma O.
buv $4,000, tovarny ma kon-
serny $4,000 atd.
Nen1 pochyby, re v budouc.
nosti doznaj1 tato i ostatn.
"stara" odvetvf prdmyslova je.
Ste dals1 obrodu a rozmach
Americt1 narodohospodari ska
dali vsak nejvets1 nadeji de
move vznikaj1cich odvetvf pr1
myslu, We kterych @najdou pra
ci cele legie delnlk6. Vsechny
predchoz1 cry blahobytu vde
ely "a svou existence aspon Z
cast vzniku takovychto no
vych odvetvi prGmyslu.
Pr nedavnem zasedani A
mericke asociace statistickt
byl sestaven seznam ctrnact
novych prdmyslovych odvetvf
jee Sc slibujf pr1st1ch n6koli
ka letech pfemeniti V mocnt
cinitele v americkem pr6my
slovem zivote.
Waldo E. Fisher z Pennsyl
vanske university jmenuje n;
prvem mlste tovarn1 vyrobl
levnych stavebn1ch materialG.
Ma druhem mfste je poole
nazoru tohoto narodohospoda
re letectvf. Dalsf ma jeho SEE
manu- nejslibnejsfch novych OF
vetvf pr1myslu jsou nasledu
jfcf: syneteticke pryskyrice {
plasticke hmoty, 1prava vzdu
chu v domech, televise, prf
stroje, zalozene ma foto-elek
trickych clancich, elektrisact
venkova, zamedelske stroje ns
zmodernisovan1 americkeht
farmarstvf, masova produkct
polaroidu pro nelesknouc1 81
sklo, synteticke hedvabl, papil
a pap1rove vyrobky re smrkG
vyrostlych v jiznfch statech, e
lektricke spajen1 a konecn9
masova produkce mrazenycl
pOtraVin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
20 vojenskych koni uhorelo.

V Chattanooga, Tenn, stale
a kasarna narodni gardy byly
zniceny pozarem, pfi cemz u
hoTelo 70 konf. skoda paci ma
$4,000. Chen vypukl v Dire
venych staj1ch a rozslTil Sc ry-
chile ma sousedn1 baraky pro
muzstvo. Explose stfeliva zpG
sobily, re hasici musili praco-
Vati velice opatrne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24

V New Albany, Ind, Henry
Kenton dekuje koteti Ia "a
chranen1 sesti zivotG osob, jez
spaly V jeho byte. Kote p1so-
bilo takovy hluk, re Kentona
probudilo. Sci Sc pTesvedciti,
CO Sc dele "a shledal, re v pred
nj svetnici horf. Byl jeste cas-,
re vsichni mohli uteci do bez-
peel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Zajem Americana o cSR.

Zajem AmericanH o CSR.
Prazsky fisk pise: Ma svG
okruzn1 ceste pc nekterych ev-
ropskych statech z~astavil sc
tez Praze mlstopTedseda
Rockefellerovy nadace, prof
S. M. Gum S chotf a DIR. Taylor
ktery je referentem pro Cesko.
Slovensko, ale sidlf v Budape.
Sti.
Rockefellerova nadace sc
velmi zaslouzila o rozvoj nase-
no verejneho zdravotnictvf.
Timed pc prevratu vyslala
prof. Gunna do Cesko-Sloven-
ska a tyz diva roxy 1zce spolu-
pracOval v ministerstvu verej-
neho zdravotnictv1.
Prof. Gum ma velkOu Zaslu-
hu, re asi As mladych lekaf1
bylo vyslano studovat do Anne
riky a nekolika evropskych sta
til a re financnf pomoci asi
100000 900 Kc bylo umozneno
vybudovati Statnf zdravotn1 u
stav.
Pc odjezdu z Cesko-Sloven-
ska byl prof. Gum pridelen ja-
ko reditel hlavnf kancelari
Rockefellerovy nadace pro Ev-
ropu, pozdeji byl jmenovan
vice-presidentem.
Nato byl vyslan do C1ny, ably
tam vybudoval verejnou zdra-
votnf sluzbu. Pc zaevicenf tam
mich pracovnik1, hlavn6 ma
sledkem valecnych udalost1,
odvolala no Rokefellerova ma
dace a postavila opet v cello
paTizske kancelaTe. Professor
Gum lined pc SVEN pTidelen1
do Par1ze n~avSt1vil Cesko-Slo-
vensko.
Prof Gum S DIR. Taylorem
~navstfvili nejprve Statnf zdra-
votnf dstav a byli prijati v au-
dienci u ministra DIR. Klumpa-
ra, ktery ma jejich pocest daval
ob6d v hotelu Esplanade.
Ma pocest host1 poTadala
lekarska sekce Americkeho L.
stavu veceTi We Spolecenskem
klubu (Atheneum), ktere sc
z1castnil tez americky vysla-
nee Mr.. Carr.
V nedeli n~avstivil prof.
Gum ministra DIR. Feirabenda
a odpoledne byl pT1tomen cali,
usporadan6m vysl. Carrem ma
americkem vyslanectvf. Pom
denim paf1zskym rychl1kem
opustil prof. Gum republican
Sc slibem, re prijede znovu.
Rockefellerova nadace je
charitativnf instituce, ktera
byla zalozena r.. 1913 zaklad-
MIN darem asi $50 milionG do
larG, to jest pres Z miliard Kc,
znamym americkym petrolejo-
wynn kralem' Johnem d. Rookie
fellerem "pro povznesen1 bla-
hobytu lidtsva pc celem svete".
Celkova prace Rockefellero-
Wy nadace je Tfzena 1stred1m v
Novem Yorku a jej1m progra-
mem je badanf v oboru verej-
neho zdravotnictvf, lekaTske
v6dy, we'd pTirodn1ch, social
Mich a huamnitnfch. Nadace
nezasahuje primo, nybrz po-
maha a prisp1va r1znym insti-
tucfm i jednotlivcGm, ktere j
davaj1 zaruku, re prispej1 k
splnenf a pokroku vytceneho
programu.
Cesko7Slovensko bylo prvym
staten We stTedn1 Europe, S kite
rym Rockefellerova nadace ma
vazala styky a lined pc pre-
vratu vyslala prof. S. N. Gun
ma do Prahy jake sveho zastup
ce pTi ministerstvu veTejneho
zdravotnictvf. Ia velke fl
nancnf nadace byl zrfzen v
Praze "Statnf zdravotn1 1stav
V Cesko-Slovensku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24

V New Yorku, John E.
Young, veteransky herec, ska
eel sc mrtev ma jevisti divadla
Ethel Barrymore, kdyz vystu-
poval v hudebni komedii "Kni-
ckerbocker Holiday cd Max
wella Andersona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Tanecnik vyvinul Sc z opice?

Tanecnik vyvinul Sc z opice?
Povidala jedna slecna k sve-
mu neodbytnemu ctiteli:
"Kdykoliv vas vidfm, muslin
myslit ma jednoho velmi slav-
neho a uceneho muze."
"Opravdu? Oh Wy mne lichO
tfte."
INA Darwina."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Ami ma to zlodsj nezapomsl.

V Ephrata, Pa, David Musser
pTi vysetTovani kradeze 25 sle-
pic ma sve farme zjistil, re zlo-
DEF 81 take podojil jeho kravy.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
vandenberg Record
Indicates Policy
(Continued from Page One

CONTINUED from Page One
to stop the needless drain on
both labors and industry.
5.-Revise the Wagner Labor Re-
lations Act.
6.-Abandon the fight for wage
hours bill and enact legislation TO
bar interstate shipment OF goods
made by sub-standard labor.
Eliminate executive despot-
ism" through repeal of many OF the
presidents emergency powers.
8.-Enact farm relief without
bureaucratic controls.
9.-Keep America out of war
through an insulating" neutrality
policy.
l0.-Abandon "all anti-constitu-
tional activities"
The incentive tax plan has been
considered by congressional inyes-
tigators without result but Van
denbergs two other tax proposals
appear now TO be on the way TO
enactment. The wage-hours bill was
passed despite his protest but sug-
gested amendment OF the Social
Security act is almost a certainty.
Amendment of the Wagner Labor
Relations act, however, probably
Will not be accomplished at thli
session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Slayer Questioned
On New Charge

LOS ANGELES, May 81. (UP)-
Police today questioned Henry F
Arnold, 35, arrested here Monday
In connection with a three-year-
old Denver holdup murder, regard
ing another Staying which occurred
in Ontario, Cal, on Aug. IA, 1885
Investigators said fingerprint rec
ords disclosed that Arnold was
wanted by San Bernardino county
authorities in connection with a
Staying during drunken brawl in
ontario. Police records did not list
the name of the slain man in the
case.
Arnold, who had been employed
by warehouse company here and
was considered "a quiet and respec-
table citizen" admitted to police
he is the man sought by Denver
authorities but said he knew noth-
ing about the Ontario crime.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
High School Board
Ballot Here Holds
Center Of Stage
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Continued from Page One)
minute campaigns stir up excite
ment in the Is other districts whert
no candidates filed for office.
In the high school district IN 4.
Centre Roy Womack, former mayor
and present member of the elem
entary school board, and DR.. Gopie
Hurst. graduate of the school, are
candidates for the two vacancies III
opposition to the incumoents, y
G. Horne and John w. Donohue.
Voters were warned to ascertain
the hours when the polls Will oe
open in their particular districts as
the law does not require them W
be open on the same schedule that
prevails in other elections.
No liquor may be sold IN the
county while the polls are open
the state board OF equalization
warned. Dealers were instructed TO
sell no liquor during the hours the
polls are open In the particular dis
tricts where the establishments are
situated.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Bus Driver Strike
Threat Postponed
Continued from Page One)

ers but only of the 40 per cent
which, he said. did not belong TO
his organization.
w. E. Travis, president OF the
Pacific Greyhound lines, said:
I'VE are not refusing to meet
the Brotherhood. but are unable
to confer with them regarding
contracts on hours and wages be-
cause we already are under con-
tract with the Amalganated. We
cannot abrogate that contract"
The Brotherhood, an indepen-
dent union, defeated the AFL in
the NLRB election, and was certi-
fled by the NLRB as the bargain
ing agent for Pacific Greyhound
drivers. -
Travis said the Brotherhood "has
less than one third OF our bus
drivers in their ranks" ,: :.
The Brotherhood, however, de-
MED that it was in the minority
I'VE We're in the majority at the
time of the NLRB election and still
are despite the fact that the COM
pany has hired more than 100 new
drivers, the majority of whom were
required to join the Amalgamated,
said w. P. Nutter, special repreSen-
tative of the Brotherhood. So
Brotherhood leaders said they
may start court action to seek
abrogation of the existing contract
with the Amalgamated union
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Britain Answers
Nazi Denunciafion,
Threatens Japan
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lCOIllulueu IINal fdsc II
friendly development of relations
with Germany; 2.,Suggested that
Prime Minister Neville Chamber
lain had abandoned the spirit of
the declaration he made jointly
with Hitler at the Munich confer
enee, expressing the desire of both
countries never To wage war upon
each other; and 3.-Implied that
Britain had trespassed upon Ger
many's sphere OF influence in Gen.
tral and Eastern Europe.
1t was understood that if Japan
proceeded with interfering with
British shipping along the China
coast and continued to press de-
mands for transfer of control to
Japan of international areas in
China. the government was prepar-
ed to take economic measures as
suming the character of minor
penalties.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Plane FuseIaQe
Found in Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO, May 81. CUP)
The front fuselage braces and
motor supports of large airplane.
apparently the evidence of some
plane crash, was brought up from
the Pacific ocean in the nets OF a
fishing boat today, 20 miles off
the Golden Gate
Officers of the 18th naval district
said they would inspect the rem
nants in an attempt to identify
the plane from which they came.
The framework, according to
men on the fishing boat Irene, was
slightly rusty and covered with
small barnacleS. 1t did not appear
TO have been In the water for a
long time.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31

signed at the foreign office shortly
after noon by German Foreign
Minister Joachim Won Ribbentrop
and Danish Minister Herluf Zahle'
Conclusion of the treaty followed
similar non-aggression negotiations
by Germany with Latvia, Esthonia
and Lithuania.
Fuehrer Adolf Hitler last month
offered non-aggression treaties TO
all four of the Scandinavian states,
in an effort to neutralize Germa-
ny's northern flank for the even
tuality of war. But only Denmark
accepted.
Sweden, Norway and Finland po-
litely rejected Hitler'S offer with
the explanation that they desired
TO remain aloof from all European
alignments. They added, however,
that they did not regard themselves
as menaced by Germany and that
they appreciated Hitlers pacific
gesture.
Denmark decided to enter into
a non-aggression treaty with the
Reich, however, because she Is the
only Scandinavian state having a
frontier with Germany.
Prince Paul, regent of Jugosla-
via. and his wife, Princess Olga,
are due tomorrow for a state visit.
They left Belgrade last night by
special train and will be welcomed
on the frontier tonight by repre-
sentatiyes of the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Japanese Slain in
Attacks by Foe

CHUNKING. May 81. tUP)-Ap-
preximately 800 japanese troops
were slain during Chinese attacks
in the vicinity of Chungsiang to
south of the Hupeh province cities
of Tsaoyang and Suihsien, Chinese
military dispatches said today.
The dispatches said that Chinese
forces, hurting repeated attacks
against the Japanee positions, had
recaptued Hsin-chi, five miles
north of Chungsiang.
The japanese were said to be at
tacking in large forces along the
Hankow-Ichang highway under
cover of heavy artillery.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31

the archbishop had oeen oroereo
to evacuate it by the Nazis but
he was doing so too slowly, author
tiles said.
Msgr Waltz is ranked as prince
archbishop He is the Roman Cath
olic primate of Germany.
Archbishops of Salzburg were
created Imperial Princes by Ru-
dolf of Hapsburg in 1878. The
church and state were usually
closely allied, although there were
periods especially during the re-
formation, when relations were Sc
verely strained.
The archbishop's palace, one of
the show places of the city of eight
converts and 25 churches, includ-
ing the 17th century renaissance
style cathedral. has always con-
tanned government offices.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Gag Rule Voted as
Townsend Proposal
Moves Toward Vote
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defeat of this BILL" Fish said.
Democratic members OF the
rules committee were ordered by
the house leadership to report TINS
red hot potato unoer gag rule
which, by prohibiting any amend
ments, gives a virtual kiss of death
to the proposal.
by this unholy device the Town
send bill is brought up to be slaugh-
tered to make a Roman holiday
for the Democratic leaders.
The New Deal high command,
not satisfied with having arrested
and caused to be sentenced TO
prison DR.. Townsend an honest
and upright American citizen and
a sincere champion of old age
pensions, now insists on giving the
coup de grace to DR.. Townsends
plan and adding insult to injury
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
Barrymore Placed
In oxygen Tent

CHICAGO, May 81. (UP)-John
Barrymore, forced to cancel his
stage appearances because of a
slight heart attack, was placed in
an oxygen tent today Ito facilitate
breathing
Mr.. Barrymore will be in and
out of the oxygen tent DR.. High
stone explained. TITS merely in
tended to facilitate breathing and
help him rest"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-31
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