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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04
U. S. NAVY 10
 pATR0l ZONE
 FOR AMERICA
Neutrality Conference at Panama Adjourns After
 Fixing Boundaries

PANAMA, Oct. 1.-The American Republics neutrality conference ad- journed last night after adoption of a neutral shipping safety zone from the Canada Maine border around South America and north to the Washing ton Canadian boun- dary.
 The zone is to be patrolled by American navies, with the United States necessarily taking the chief role to protect American shipping
 The zone extends 750 miles off New York and 600 from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04
BANK GALL
 E ISSUED
Comptroller of Currency, Federal Reserve Board,
 Gives Order

WASHINGTON, oct. 4 - The Comptroller of Currency has is- sued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Monday, october 2.
 The Federal Reserve Board also issued a similar call on 1,126 state banks belonging to it's system, Tn addition.
 A total of 5,2o3 banks are af- fected by the calls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04
BOB BARTLETT FLIES
 TO FAIRBANKS TODAY

Secretary of Alaska E. L. (Bob) Bartlett flew to Fairbanks today by PAA plane to represent Gov John w. Troy at an aeronautics meeting starting today at the Golden Heart city. He plans to return to Juneau by plane on Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04

 Dies in South
Theatre and Music Hall Toast of Decade Ago
 Passes Away

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. A. A theater and music hall career, almost as long as her life has end- ed for Fay Templeton, toast of a decade ago. She died in quiet retirement yesterday at the age of "A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04
While Whale Is Reported Seen, Atlantic Coast

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 1. - Capt. Matt Drisc0ll, of the trawler Ebb said a white whale was sighted off Georges Bank, about 20G miles east of Bos- tons while the trawIer was fishing.
 Capt. Driseoll estimates that the whale was between 80 and 100 feet long. It spouted once and then disappeared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04
HANk0W
 BOMBED
Chinese Raiders Carry Fight 10 Invaders, Dis
 astrous Results

HANKOW, Oct. 4.-Chinese have bombed this Hankow Japanese air. port.
 Eight raiders suddenly appeared and dropped bombs, damaging at least 50 Japanese planes and also starting fires.
 This is the first attempt in months that the Chinese have carried the ''undeclared war" to the invaders
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04
DEPUTY THROUGH

Joe H. Bell, Chief Deputy Mar shal at Anchorage, was through passenger on the Alaska yesterday returning to the Third Division af- ter a trip Outside. Mrs. Bell ac- companies him,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-04

Continued on Page Five,
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-31

And we must emulate the example she and her kind
are setting for US if to see Greenbelt meet
its great responsibilities. IF Greenbelt is to be-
come as it must more than group Of comfortable
houses, in pleasant setting, under efficient man
agement-if Greenbelt is to become a community of
lively good citizens, contributing to the devel
omnt of the full possibilities Of democracy, we
must all join our energies to achieve that ideal.
Farm Security, the Community Manager, the Town Man.
ager, only do much. The big test is faced by
Howard C. Custer
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-31
mYOUm
Howard C. Custer

You are the fellow who has to decide
Whether you'll do It or cast it aside.
You are the fellow who makes up your mind
Whether you'll lead or inger behind
Whether you'll try for the goal that's afar
Or be contented to stay where you are
Take 1t or leave it, here's something to dol
Just think it over, it's all up to you'll
What do you wish? To be known as shirk
Known good man who's willing to work
Scorned for 1oafer or Pr al sed by your chief
Rich man poor or beggar or theft?
Eager or earnest dull through the hyI
Hone st or crooked, it's you who must sayI
You must decide in the face Of the test
Whether you'll shirk or give It your best.
NOBODY here Will cmpel you to rise;
No one will force you to open your eyes;
No one will answer far you yes or no,
Whe Their to stay or whether to go.
Life is game but it's you who must say.
Whether as cheat sportsman you'll play,
Fate may betray you but you settle first
Whether to live to your best or your worst.
So whatever it i you wanting to be
Remember, to fashion the choice you are free
Kindly or selfish gentle strong,
Keeping the right road taking tn e wrong
Careless of honor or guarding your pride,
Al these are ques tt ons which you must de-
eide
Yours the selection, whichever you do;
The thing men call Character is all up to
you1
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-31
VOLUME 3 NUMBER $

VOLUME NUMBER
This week turn happily from criticism to praise
and make another nomination for Greenbelt,s Hall #
Outstanding Public Servants. As announced recent
", welcome suggestions for these nominations and
am Particularly intere in giving recognition to
people who do val liable work without much notice
being given it-behind the scenes. so to speak.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-31

Informed to what being done about milk by
governments. She not content merely to 60
through the motions of demonstr ating, of justying,
the democratic process. She actually demonstrated
actually Justified.
AS member of the County Milk Comm ttee, she
studied carefully, down to the Last comma, the text
ual material of the problem before her. She made
and P Georges County milk problems in particu-
lar. She made trips to Rockville in Montgomery
County to study the ordinance already in effect
there. She went to Upper Marlboro to
health officers. She attended citizens meetings.
She attended public hearings. She asked pointed,
and times embarrassing, questions. She wrote
strategic letters. She Joined her fellow county
citizens in prodhng hesitant off cials. And
finally we thank her and the other County Committee
son, that county now has adequate milk ordi-
We be proud Of her well grateful
to her.
And she has shown the same thoroughness, the sane
istence upon factua1 thinking, the determi-
nation to things through in all her Greenbelt
work. She has shown those qualities in all her
work on consumer problems. She isn't content to go
through merely the motions of being en1i tened
citizen. She digs into the very heart Of the prob
scrries around asking ques tions getting opinions.
She attends Pure Food Law hearings in Washing ton
with such other Better Buyers Leah Chinitz Nae
Fitch, Evelyn Cooper, Jane Hodsdon, ollie Hoffman,
Eva Laakso, Bertha Maryn and Ruth Taylor). She has
proved herself Of the most active members of the
Cooperative Organizing Comm chat rman of its
Education Sub-commi ttee.
In this way-not as domineering f1ag-waving
per sonality, but careful student of tactical
community problems and a patti emit worker for tni
soluions-sle has made herself one of Greenbelt s
most invaluable citizens.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-31

This week I nominate Carnie
Harper. In her work we have a
notable example Of the part
private citizens can play in the
formation Of our Laws. It is an
example that might be emulated
by our public officers.
AS chairman Of the Greenbelt
Citizens Association Milk Com
mittee, she did more than hold
COMM ttee meetings, more than
draw up resolutions, more than
keep the Citizensi Association
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

Dne IA. zari bylo tomu pra-
We diva roxy, kdy rozezvucely
sc zvony pc vlastech Ceskych
oznamujfce smutnou west, re
zhasla svice zivota muze, ktery
&C zemrel, zdstava nadale ne
smrtelnym pro cely Ceskoslo-
vensky narod.
"Nas drahy tat1cek Osvobo-
ditel jest mrtev", septaly 81 po-
svatne 1sta vsech vernych &C.
choslovakG, a jaky zal kazde7
mu srdce sviral, svedcily oci
slzami zalite. "Taticek nam
odesel, neni no vice.. Muz We
likeho ducha i charakteru nam
zemrel, a jeho pozGstatky Cd
poc1vaji klidne jiz diva roxy ma
malem 1tulnem Lanskem hTbi-
t1vku. Spravedlive I'll, pocti-
We pracoval, a klidne zemrel,
.jeho duch vsak jest stale mezi
Mani, a v nynejsf dobe naseho
narodnlho znovuporoben1, c1t1-
me dvojnasobne jeho pr1tom-
most mezi mani. Tat1cek Ma
saryk zdstane pro mas vzdy
symbolem nejvets1ho Cecha.
Byl nas1m velkym ucitelem, We
likym duchovn1m vddcem ma
SIGH chrabrych legi1, velikym
diplomatem a nejvetsim bojov-
nfkem sveta "a demokracii.
Behem blahodarne dolby Ma
sarykova presidentstv1, bylo
jedinou jeho snahou, uciniti z
Ceskoslovenske republiky zem-
sky raj ne pouze ma pohled,
nybrz rajem skutecnym, kde V
ramci demokraticke 1stavy by
nebylo rozd1lu mezi ruznona-
rodnfmi slozkami, by vsichni
sc c1tili CO statopravnf obcane,
nikym odstrkovanf, a niclm ma
pravech a svobode omezovani.
Ukol tento sobe vytceny Sc mu
pc mnohych obt1z1ch z vetsl
casti zdaTil. Byl milovan vse-
mi Cechy i Slovaky, ale i hlu-
boce cten vsemi ostatn1mi OBJ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

cany, treba i stall jemu v opo-
sici z rdznych osobnich ci poll
tickych duvodG. Masaryk znal
svdj narod, miloval no a praco-
val prom cely sv1j zivot i "a
tech nejnepf1znivejslch pod
mlnek a vytrval pri mem neu-
navne az do sve smrti.
Byl nejvets1m duchem nase-
no naroda kdy zijfcim a po-
kud jediny Czech Dude ziti, jme
no Masarykovo Dude cteno a
jeho umrtl Sc zalem vzpomina-
no. Vydobil narodu Ceskoslo-
venskemu svobodu, kteraz bo-
huzel pfezila pouze kratkou
dobu sveho nejvetsfho bojovnf-
ka. Ones opetne Europa pro-
viva DIES move svetove valky,
novy zapas O uhajenf demo-
kracie V Europe pred silenym
fanatismem nazismu a narod
Cesky opetne bojuje pro svoji
oloupenou svobodu. Znovu
jsou organisovany Ceskoslo-
Venske legie pri Spojeneckych
Armadach a Demokraticky mr.
dinny Ouch MasarykGv opetne
doprovaz1 nynejsi narodnf vdd
ce naseho druheho odboje. Ma
Sc druhe legie jiz bojuj1 pod
Ceskoslovenskymi prapory pro
znovu navracen1 nam ukrade-
ne svobody, kteraz pevne verf-
me re Sc k nam Ease vrat1,
vzdyt Dude Cesky narod Ease
draze platiti vlastni krv1.
Drahy taticku Osvoboditeli
odpoc1vej V klidu; narod Ces-
koslovensky hrde trina TvGj
husitsky prapor a znovu no
cestne obhajf a svoji svobodu
81 vydobude, a We Tvem duchu
81 opetne sv1j domov pc SVEN
zaTidi.
"Odpoc1vej klidu mas vec-
ne milovany tat1cku Osvobodi-
tell"
F. Bouda,
Vzdelavatel Sok. Jed. Blesk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Nell zacit O rok drive.

V Chicago Chicago Tribune
pfinesl redakcnf clanek pod o.
hlavenim September 1898
1882, v nemz pravf:
Nektere valcic1 narody must
litovati, re rozhodnut1, ktere
bylo ucineno v zaff roku 1899,
nebylo ucineno v zarf 1898 ,kdy
Ceskoslovensko bylo jeste ma
rodem Sc silnym opevnenfm a
velkou a dobre vyzbrojenou ar
madou. Polsko kdyby chapa-
10 sve nebezpecf, mohlo je m1ti
spojencem. Rusko v tom case
nenaznacovalo, re zneucti svo-
il smlouvu S Franci1 a snad by
to nebylo ucinilo.
Material a muzstvo k odpo-
III ma vychode byly minuleho
roku mnohem vetSi nez dnes.
Zdroje Ceskoslovenska jsou nv
nj v rukou nazistG. Stain u
zavrel svou hanebnou smlouvu
S Hitlerem a tt diva nyn1 mohou
osnovati spolecnou akci vojen-
skou i diplomatickou. Nutno
Vsak pripustiti, re &C ma vycho-
de byla domnele i skutecne vet
81 s1la, Velka Britanie a Fran
Gle nebyly pripraveny. Vedle
nechute britske a francouzske
vlady k privodenf vseobecne
valky radeji nez poskytnouti
nazistum nejakych koncesi V
Ceskoslovensku, prevladalo V
Londyne a V Par1zi bolestne We
dom1, re nejsou pripraveni. Po-
tfebovali dalsf rok k vyzbroji,
kterou zanedbali v dGvefe, re
diplomatic je vyvede z nebez-
peel. Jejich nestest1m bylo, re
kdyz Sc dali do prfprav, vycho-
dn1 fronta Sc shroutila a zane
chala pouze Polsko Ike kladeni
odporu.
Polsko i Madarsko prispely
Ike zmizen1 Ceskoslovenska. Pc
laci Sc souhlasem nazist1 Sc
zmocnili Tesfnska poslanim
am sveho vojska, ospravedl-
nujfce to tim, re kdyz Polaci
bojovali prot komunist1m, po-
slalo Ceskoslovensko svoje VOL
sko a Tes1nsko 81 pripojilo. Phi
vlastnenf uzem1 We ~vetsiny E.
vropy mohou byt pTedmetem O.
strych a%rgumentG, ktere nepri-
nesou zadnou satisfakci, proto-
re historic nektere periodic
ospravedlnf temef kazde tyr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Zakon o neutralits Spojenych
StatHH.

Zakon O neutralite Spoj.
IStat1, ktery je prave v platnos-
tt, ma nasledujfcf omezenf pro
americke obcany a valcfci ma
rody, jez Weldon v platnost O.
kamzite pc presidentove ozna-
meni:
AmericanGm je zapovezeno
prodavati a americkym lodim
je zakazano dopravovati zbra-
ne a valecne potreby ktereko-
liv valcicl mocnosti nebo ktere-
mukoli jinemu narodu pro DIAL
81 dodan1 valcici strane.
Americke lodi nicmene mo-
hou dopravovati jakykoli jiny
material kamkoli 81 pref. CHI
lodi, Zahrnuj1c v to lodi valcf-
c1ch ,stran, mohou priplouti do
|Spoj. StatG a naloziti kazde il
ne zboz1 mimo zbrane a NUM-
ci.
Americana nesmeji poskyto-
vati pGjcky valcicfm naroddm,
pouZe normaln1 kratkodobe oh
chodnf livery, a je jim zakaza-
no kolektovati penlze pro ne
nebo cestovati ma jejich lodich.
Americke obchodni lodi, u
drzujfcf obchodnf styky S val
c1clmi stranami, nesmeji sc o.
zbrojiti ma ochranu proti tito
kim ma Siren mort.
President NIUE uzavf1ti pri-
stavy Spoj. StatG ponorkam a
ozbrojenym obchodnfm lodim
valclcfch statu, jestlize tento
krok uzna "a doporucitelny k
ochrane neutrality a jinych
Zajmu teto zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

Edna Brand, byvala svedska
opernf pevkyne, zij1c1 odlouce-
ne Cd sveho manzela, Horace
Franda, bohateho vydavatele
a pivovarnlka ma odpocinku,
jest hledana zatykacem, VIM
elm il z unosu nevlastn1ho, IA
rokG stareho synka Philipa.
Zatykac odpr1sahnut redite-
lem evangelickeho domova pro
d1tky v Addison u Elmhurst,
ktery tvrdi, re Brandova no.
cha z 1stavu, kde byl chovan,
vylakala a unesla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

protoze nikdy netvrdime, re je
nase demokracie dokonala a
name proto vzdy moznost teto
dokonalosti il trochu pTiblfziti.
Pc amerieke revoluci neprohla
sill Sc "a diktatora zadny z mu-
III, kter1 podepsali r. 1776 Pro-
hlasenf neodvislosti, ami z tech,
Sc o to ami nepokousil. Tito
muzove vypracovali neopak d.
stavu, kterou sc melo zabrani-
ii, ably kterykoli jednotlivec
nebo kterekoli oddelen1 vlady
mohlo kdy uchvatii plnou moe.
Ustavou bran1 Sc dokonce dix
tature d~ocasnych vetsin, nebot
Sc il ochranujf zajmy mersin.
We Spojenych statech NIUE
POOLE zakona kazdy r1kati a
tiskem uveTejnovati, co mu ie
libo, jen kdyz to nejsou zlomy-
sine Iii o nekom jinem, nebo,
kdyz nehlasa nasilnou revolu-
eli. V diktatorskych zemfch je
toto pravo ma svobodu slova a
tisku odp1rano zakonem.
We Spojenych Statech niue
Sc Poole zakona kazdy legalnl
volic uchazeti O kterykoli Trad
s jedinou vyjimkou 1Tadu pre-
sidentskeho, ma ktery ma pra-
vo jedine American rodily.
Kazdy volic hlasuje tajne pro
kohokoli, koho chce dosaditi
do dradu. V diktatorskych re-
mich je pouze jedina strana a
nikdo nesmf organisovati dru-
hou.
We Spojenych Statech mo-
hou Poole zakona delnfci stav-
kovati. V diktatorskych re-
mich jsou stavky protizakon-
ne.
Pokud je 1stava zakonem
rade vsechny zakony, ma kaz-
dy clovek V teorii pTilezitost
chraniti svGj "zivot, svobodu a
blaho". Zadny poctivy clovek
nepTedst1ra, re vsechno je zde
dokonale. Ami Spojene Staty,
ami kterakoli jina zeme nedo-
kazala byt naprosto spravedli-
YOU, Ike kazdemu svemu obca-
now. Musfme usilovati o spra-
vedlnosti a o leps1 budoucnost
pro vSechny. Je mnoho hlou-
bavych lid1, kter1 sc domnfvaj1,
re Sc mGzeme zbaviti kapitalis-
mu a pri tom podrzeti demo-
kracii. Verim, re name ucini-
ii V nasem rospodaTskem a po-
litickem zivote vsechny zmeny,
ktere mas lid, pfesvedcen pocti-
vymi dGvody a fakty, uciniti
chce. Znic1me-li vsak sve pra-
vo ma zavadeni zmen pc nasem
zpGsobu a podame Sc v6dci,
ktery zada slepou p%oslusnost.
pax ztratfme vice, neil kdy
m1zeme zsikati. Vzdame-li Sc
posetile sve svobody, budou il
muset jednoho dine vybojovati
zpet nase deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Pospisil do statni kaznice.

V Clevelandu byl 3Olety
Frank Posp1sil poslan ma neur-
cito do statn1 kaznice.
Byl zatcen 16. dubna, kdyz
vyhrozoval zene, vzdor tomu,
re mu bylo zakazano doj1zde-
tt do Maple Hts. Byl drzen V
satlave. Kdyz pozadal O zate-
Iefovan1, vytrhl z pochvy po-
licisty Jamese Hudsona revol-
yer a strelil jej do nohy a Pare.
Posp1sil tvrdil, re Sc chtel "a
strelit a re pri tahanici vysly
rany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Zatcen DO dvaceti letech.

Pred trent tydny zatkla po-
licie z desplainske STANCE "A
roxy stareho Mexicana Jose
Martinez pro neporadne cho-
van1. Jeho otisky prst1 byly
vzaty a zaslany do Washingto-
nu, coz Sc dele v kazdem pr1-
padu. z Washington nyn1 do
sla zprava, re die otiskG prst1
bylo ~zjisteno, re Martinez jest
hledan v New Yorku pro vraz-
du spachanou roku 1919.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Krajanka popalena phi skvare.
nj sadIa.

V Clevelandu, ga leta kra-
ianka Anna Hanzl1kova skona-
la v nemocnici, kan byla do
pravena S hroznymi popaleni-
Mani, jez 81 utrzila pTi skvare-
nj sadla.
Sadie sc vznalo, nastal W.
buch a roztriknutou hoT1ci
mastnotou byla zasazena. V
zapeti Sc vznal i dim
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Usmrtila Sc skokem S okna.

Oknem desateho poschod1
Uptown Bank budovy v Chica-
gu skocila zena, V nfz pozdeji
ztotoznena 50leta Lucie Min
hard. Zabila Sc. V tasce me-
la 8 cent? a poloprazdnou Ia
hev cd koralky, zabalenou v
pap1fe, ma kterem bylo napsa-
no: "B1h vi, re nejsem pijac-
ka, ale musela jsem Sc napft ma
kuraz, abych to mohla vyko-
nat. Telo dopadlo v 3. pos
chodi ma obrubu a spadlo ma
dlazbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Asi vedel proc.

Pres dive hodiny tyra jedna
PAM prodavace v obchode. Mic
il nen1 who'd. Ma konec pow
da:
"Zavolejte mi vedouciho, ten
vetSf zkusenosti nez wy"
Odpov1 pr1ruci: "Zajiste,
milostiva PAM, zmizel, jakmile
,jste vkrocila do dverl!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Boil Sc "valecne pfsnS."

V Detroit, Mich, Gene Buck,
predseda americkeho sdruzeni
skladatelG a nakladatel1 dou-
ia, re zadny American nenapf-
Sc zadnou "valecnou pisen."
Prohlasil tax ma sjezdu byva-
lych michiganskych resident10
ma 80. vyrocnf statnf vystave a
dodal: "A jestli nekdo neja-
kou nap1se, doufam, re il nj
kdo nebude brat"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Tia postal!

eta nase posta uz Ease vi
bee nefunguje!"
"Jak to? ia jsem s nj napro-
sto spokojen!"
"No dovolte! Pred mesfcem
.jsem napsal ash triceti dluznf-
kim, ably zaplatili obratem po-
Sly a IDA Sc, re ami jeden z
mich nedostal mou upom1nku!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15
Tatik q syn.

Otec Preskocklec ma poma-
hat svemu synatorovi pTi donna
CT uloze. Brucl:
"Kdo sc v mlad1 mic nenau-
Gil, v start to vzdycky pozna."
Pov1da s povzdechem Pres
kocklec mladsf:
ia to tusil, re s tim nehnes."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

V Camden, N. j., Walter
Dworecki, byvaly polsky bap-
tisticky kazatel, a 21lety Petr
Sevcuk z Chester, Pa, byli OBJ
zalovani pro zavrazden1 Dwo-
reck6ho 17let6 dcery Wandy,
ably mohli skolektovati pojiste-
nj ma jej1 zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

V Meadville, Pa, 42lety far
mar Oliver B. Roche sotva Sc
trochu zotavil z potrkan1 BY
KEN, byl smrteln6 poranen kra
YOU, ktera no svymi rohy zasa-
hla primo do Celia. Roche IRA
nenf podlehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-15

V East st. Louis, ILL.,, 43lety
Charles Goeglein zastrelil svou
28letou manzelku Betty, zij1cf
cd neho odloucene, nacez Sc
sam usmrtil. Stale Sc to "a
Goegleinovou pekarnou, zat1m
co jeho 72leta matka sedela v
bl1zke kuchyni.
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Utonul.

Charles Hynous, 18lety uto-
null v New Buffalo. Pr kou-
PAM v tabore Plzenskeho So
kola jej chytly krece. Mrtvolu
~jezero vydalo pc usilovnem
hledan1.
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Umackan k smrti.

Rafael Segreti, 45lety mali
lei grocerie a reznickeho OBJ
chodu pfisel hroznym zpnso-
benz O zivot. Nalezal sc v ban
kovnl budove, kde mezi 7. a 8.
poschod1m Sc dostal mezi klec
a stenu elevatoru a byl umac-
kan k smrti.
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I Washington.

SOAAJ POCA Ill ACAOJ1 A11dN"
ny a naprosto neopravneny we
stup, departmenty spravedlno-
sti a obchodu zahajily v minu-
len tydnu vysetrovani, ably Sc
z~jistilo, jakych zakon6 jest po-
trebl, ably ucinena byla pritrz
profitafstvl, jake bylo provo
zovano Ia svetove valky.
Zkouman1 stavajfcich zako-
nj Sc d6lo z naTizenf presiden-
ia Roosevelta, ackoli president
fekl tiskove konferenci, re
"mravn1" natlak Dude snad do
statecnym, ably Sc zabranilo
nepatficnemu profitafstvf.
Generaln1 navladnf Murphy
vyjadfil presvedceni, re pTi-
tonne restrikce jsou nedosta-
tecne. Bylo to tom jednani pc
drobn6 ma pondeln1 mimorad-
ne schGze kabinetu.
POhrozen1 vladou uzitim O.
patient prot profitafstvi melo
ucinek ma obchodovani ma new
yorske burse, kde ceny plodin
a akci1 zacaly~ klesati pc SEN
sacn1m Vzestupu.
Jednou methodou nepochyb-
ne Dude uvalenf move dane ma
pTfliSne risky. Vyrozum1va Sc,
re president veTf, re profitar-
stv1 NIUE byti omezeno do
znacne mfry novou Radon va
lecnych zdrojG skrze odbrovol-
nOu sploupraci S pr1myslem a
bez pouzitf moci, jake bylo by
pouzito, kdyby tato byla We
valce.
Poukazuje Sc, re potravin
vseho druhu jest vice neil do
statek a re jich ceny byly IVY
sovany V nekolika posledn1ch
dnech V o~cekavani velikych
Objednavek z Evropy. z Bile
no Domu bylo sdeleno, re bu-
deli to nutno, vlada vrhne do IT,
hu nesm1rne zasoby poz1vatin,
jez ma V drzenf.
- Evropska valka ma liz
vliv i ma Ameriku aspon tim, re
Americky krfz Sc rozhodl, po-
zadati vsechny sve mfstnf Cd
becky pc cele zemi, ably zacali
S hotovenim zasob pro nemoc-
nice a satstva, ktereho je O.
kamzit6 zapotrebi We valec-
mem pasmu v Europe.
Pfedseda Norman H. Davis
vysv6tloval, re odbocky S W.
robn1mi odbory budou pozada-
ny, ably hotovily veci pro ope-
ratery, obvazy pro poranene a
pradlO pro nemocnice, zatfm
co ostatn1 odbocky, ktere ne
jsou ma toto zar1zeny, budou
s1ti odev pro uprchlfky, hlavne
pro d1tky z valecn6ho pasma.
= Spojen6 Staty naridily, a.
by lodstvo destroyerG a clunn
p%obrezn1 straze konalo patro-
ly V americkych vodach, ma ne
kolik set mil ma vychod Cd A
tlantickeho pobrezi, cd Move
no Skotska az ma sever cd Por-
torika. NamoTnfm aeroplan1m
bylo tez narfzeno, ably konaly
hl1dky mad tymiz vodami.
Nar1zenf vydal president
Roosevelt a sekretaT Bfleho do
mu Stephen Early pravil, re je
to pouze opatTeni k tomu, ice
lu, ably byla z1skana pima in
fOrmace o cinnosti lodstva VAL
c1c1ch narodG We vodach u Spo-
jenych Stat1.
Takov6 patrolovani je kro-
KEN presidenta Roosevelta, a.
by valka byla udrzena cd bTe-
hi Spojenych StatG.
Diva destroyery a diva cluny
pobfeznf straze jiz nastoupily
tuto sluzbu. Tyto namoTnf pa
troly budou podavati Wade
zpravy o prftomnosti cizich va
lecnych lodi We vzdalenosti
dvou set az tTf set mil Cd anne
rickych bTeh1.
Podobna sluzba k zfskavanf
informacf Dude zavedena i ma
Tich6m oceane. LODI Langley,
jez nos1 aeroplany, obdrzela
rozkaz, ably byla pripravena k
Odjezdu do Mainly, kde Dude
pomahati, ably byla vynucova-
No nnntralita SnninnNch CtStn
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Utonul We dvou palcich vody

V Umatilla, Florida, Arthur
Robbins, 24lety, utonul We vo-
de pouze diva palce hluboke,
kdyz kopal kanal. Patrne byl
st1zen zachvatem padoucnice.
Padl oblicejem do vody. Byl
tam pozdeji nalezen mrtev.
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Krajan Sc obssil.

T. Obchodnicky 49lety male
zen synem Williamem obeseny
v garazi v Chicago.
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Dieta.

Lekar: "Mus1te drzeti dietu.
Jake je vase povolani?"
"Polykac skla We variete."
"Tak cd nynejska jen mlec-
ne sklo."