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Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

ST. LOUIS. May 25. (UP)-A de-
vice the size of deck of cards
which "telegraphs' when and how
the stork is going to arrive was
introduced to the American Medical
Association today as a means OF
mitigating the dangers of child
birth.
DR.. Douglas P. Murphy, obstet-
RIGS specialist of the University OF
Pennsylvania. presented the de-
vice. He said it also aided the
physician in determining the
amount and type of drug to ad-
minister the mother 10 make child
birth less an ordeal.
The instrument is the tocograph.
Specifically it registers the expul-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Fireman Loans,
Loses Bicycle

"Lemme borrow your bike
Clyde Lott. fireman at the East
side station in EI Centro. gave per-
mission ana that is the last he has
seen Of Fred Soafe. 23,-or the bi-
cycle.
Meanwhile he found Soafe had
charged groceries 10 him worth 81.
Soafe. described by Lott as job
less itinerant with whom he had an
acquaintance, IS about five feet
eight inches tall and weighs around
l3O pounds. Lott feared he had sold
the bicycle ana started for his home
III Michigan
"Someday. maybe III learn Lott
remarked
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
MeIoIand Couple
Celebrate 48th
Wedding Year
MELOLAND NOTES

Tuesday evening Mr.. ana MIS-
D. c. Scott entertained members
of the school board and the teach
ers of Meloland school at a Charm
ing buffet supper. Bridge and an
agrams furnished diversion for the
evening with prizes going to Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Richards tor
high in bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
EngebretSon, second; and Mrs. X.
A Chestnut and w. H. Palmer low
Miss Helen Rumsey was awarded
the prize in anagrams and Mr.. ana
Mrs w. II. Palmer who Will leave
the valley soon We're given special
guest prize. Guests OF the Scots
included Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph En-
gebretson, Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Chestnut, Mr. and Mrs. william
Summers, Miss Helen Rumsey, MI
and Mrs. l.. G.. Goar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs w
H. Palmer, and J. w. Strickler.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Havekorst,
Miss Vera HavekorSt and A. c. Nc
Intosh were dinner guests OF the
w. G.. Herdmans Saturday. the
occasion being OF special signifi-
canoe as it was the 48th wedding
anniversary of the HerdmanS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Suttle and
son Jack were dinner guests of the
Joe Bishops Friday evening, and
after dinner were surprised when
group OF friends arrived to con-
gratulate Mrs. Suttle and Joe Bish-
op on their birthday anniversary.
A game of bridge was enjoyed, Mrs.
Ebert Newton winning the prize.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice
Rippey of Calexico Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
league OF Imperial and Mr.. and
Mrs Ebert Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Goar had as
their dinner guests Sunday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Herd
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Farley.
Mrs. Ebert Newton and Mrs.
Gladys McElroy entertained thirty
ladies from the Community church
of Imperial Thursday at the New
ton home. Following a box lunch,
the guests were entertained with
Bible game and other contests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Palmer and
son Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Scott and family were dinner
guests of the Ward McGrews Mon
day evening. A decorated birthday
cake and a number OF attractive
gifts were presented Mrs. Palmer
in honor OF her birthday.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Meyer entertained several
friends at buffet supper. Guess
ing contests, anagramS and Chinese
checkers furnished entertainment
for the evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Vencill, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kamm, Mr.. and Mrs. william Year
gin, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mcdonald
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kent, Mr.
and Mrs. j. P Chambers and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Brixey.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. CT. Goar enjoyed
a visit last week from GoarS broth
er, j. B. Goar of Johnson City, Tex
Preston Goar left Monday morn
ing for Davis TO attend the we'd
ding of Miss Betty Marx and Tim
Shattinger, both of whom are close
friends of the Goars. The wedding
will take place Saturday in the
lovely home garden of Prof. J. w.
Gilmore OF Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Dog Suspect Hides
Among Fellows

A mad dog found safety in
numbers Wednesday night in El
Centrt.
Ordered TO investigate a report
of a mad dog in the GOO block
on Olive Officers Floyd Ackley and
T. w. Sharp returned to report:
There's about a thousand dogs
around therel"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

Littrell his experience in raising
swine.
Dinner vii be served in the De-
ANA hotel at 7.l5 pm The asso-
citation VIII not meet again unul
fan
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Chamber Elects
Officers Friday

Agricultural problems will take the stage at this sum-
mer's last Associated Chambers of Commerce meeting
in Calexico Friday night.
Election officers will constitute the only deviation
from the farm theme President E E Cavanah announced
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

than $40 In April 1904 checKs
were distributed in the Imperial
county area.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
WANTED

Cultured woman for part
time dignified contact work.
After qualified Investigation,
OppOrtunsS- -Or permanent
business. Write Mr.. Hen
Ross, j2O w. 9th ST, Los An
geles.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
A Close Decision

We believe our readers will agree
Nth us that no situation in bridge
could be more unpleasant to con-
template than the prospect of hav-
ing the opponents bid and make
vulnerable grand slam. And we
would certainly think long and
earnestly if the opportunity pre-
sented itself to make sacrifice bid
and cheat" our opponents out of
their enormous bonus. In recent
rubber game Walter Malowan was
faced with this exact situation.
West, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
AKJ72
= A 54
i A K J3
Mr.. Malowan
a K @ j 7 A 1898
ass 4 10 %
70 10 8 63
= 1922
1874
The bidding:
West North East South
IA "a A. Pass
Pass 5A Pass 6v
Ga ~ Pass Pass
Pass
Evening star., 1939-10-12

NOrIn DlQdlnG Is worthy OF COM
ment. His cue-bid of two spades
over Mr.. Malowan's bid of one
spade is the strongest type of take
out double" This extremely useful
bid is used by all fine players and
means, in effect: Partner, 1 have
very fine hand that includes first
round control of our opponents suit
LNher the ace or void. Take
me out in your best suit and we
will continue to game and possibly
slam"
After North's cue-bid East inter-
1ected shutout bid of four spades,
which effectually silenced South.
However North, still determined to
force his partner to show his best
suit, made a second cue-bid. After
South's siX-heart takeout Mr..
Malowan, willing to sacrifice, bid
six spades. Rather than accept a
} penalty, North decided to try for
q grand slam, and Mr. MaloWan
then had to decide whether to make
a further sacrifice or attempt to
defeat his opponents. Mr. Malowan
knew that his only possible defen-
sive trick lay in diamonds. But, he
reasoned. unless North held an ex-
ceptionally long, solid club suit, it
was quite likely that South would
be unable to obtain a sufficient num-
beS Of discards,
This proved to be the case, for,
while South was able to throw two
diamonds on dummy clubs suit, he
still had one loser which he could
not get rid Of and the grand slam
was defeated.
Yesterday you were Merwin
Maier's partner and held:
Axxx
AQxx
<K10x
- 4 AK
The bidding:
Maier Schenken You Burnstone
~ Pass {?
Answer-Your correct bid is three
hearts. You have splendid support
for your partner and tremendous
high-card holding, but it is unlikely
that you can make slam unless
partner can invite it.
Score 100 per cent for three hearts,
80 per cent for four hearts (should
indicate more distribution and less
high cards., 40 per cent for two
clubs or two diamonds (unneces-
Bary artificial bids), for other bids.
Question No. 262.
You are the dealer and hold:
4 A j
vQ93
= A K654
4 ia
What do you bid? Answer TO-
Myowo
a. Voeed By the Bell Syndicate. rnc)
TIE bur Aces will be pleased to answer
lett IS rom readers II a stamped (3-cent),
self ad fessed envelope is inclosed with
eaC communication addressed to The Four
Aces, care The Evening Star.
II you desire the pocket outline Of The
Four Aces system Of contract bridge, send
With your request to The Four Aces, care
1he Evening. Star, stamped (3-cent),
Will receive an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
6wedes Like Air TruyeI

Air travel in Sweden is showing
marked increase. Transportation
planes few 943, ,285 miles in the first
pix months of this year, as compared
k1th 800,770 miles in the correspond
ing period of 1888, according to q
Stockholm report. Passenger trafnc
Evening star., 1939-10-12

for the period increased about so
per cent to 33,70O. Airmail and ex-
press grew from 1,7o5 ,2oe pounds to
1895 $50,
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Winning Contract
Ry THE FOITR ACES,

David Bruce Burnstone, Mervin D. Maier,
Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenken,
worlds leading team of four. inventors
of the system that has beaten every
other system in existence)
Evening star., 1939-10-12

TIE Pour Aces will be pleased to answer
Iself ad fessed envelope is inclosed with
eat communication addressed to The Four
Aces, care The Evening Star.
II you desire the pocket outline Of The
FOUR Aces system Of contract bridge send
Eith your request to The Four Aces, care
The Evening Star, stamped (3-cent)
pelf addressed, laree-size envelope and you
will receive an outline without any charge
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
zaloba o $4,000 K.

Ma kfizovatce silnic u Mile
nova ma Hranicku srazil sc To-
nj V kvetnu motorcyklista Lad.
Hlavinka S nakladnim autem
Anton1na Sumsaly z Hornich
Netcic. Hlavinka utrpel pfi
srazce zlomeninu prav6ho Der
&c a zGstal mrzakem. Jeho
bratr, ktery sedel ma tandemu,
byl zranen lehce. Bratr mali
tele auta, ktery tehdy VIZ Il
dill, FIR. Sumsala, vyvazl bez
zranen1. Cetnictvo ktere ne
hodu vysetfovalo, podalo trest-
nj ornament ma oba Tidice vo-
zidel, ma Hlavinku i ma F. Sum
salu. Soud je take oba uznal
vinnymi a odsoudil Hlavinku
ma IA dnf a Sumsalu ma 10 dnf
vezen1 pro prestupek proti bez
pecnosti tela. Tim vsak neby-
la zalezitost ukoncena. Hla-
vinka podal civilnf zalobu o
nahradu skody We vysi pres So
900 K. z toho $4,000 ma bo-
lestnem a nahrade "a lecen1 a
mes1cn1 rentu $50 K.
V techto dnech konalo Sc
p~Tel1cen1 ma m1ste melody, ably
soud mohl zjistiti, ci prevail
nou vinou Sc nestesti pTihodilo.
Ma navrh obhajce zalovan6ho
pTipustil soud posudek lekafG,
IDA skutecne pracovnf neschop
most Hlavinky je odpovidaj1c1
vysi pozadovaneho odskodne-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Konsul utekl Sc znamkami "a
100000 900 K.
"LidOve Listy" plSf

H
Mezi odbornymi kruhy sbe-
ratelG postovnfch znamek a
mezi filatelistickymi fanousky
vyvolala obrovskou sensaci
zprava, re reditel jiste lihovar-
nicke spolecnosti Berka odejel
do ciziny a pres vsechna prfs-
ma bezpecnostn1 a financnf O.
patren1 podarilo sc mu z Pra-
ny odvezti jedinecnou a origi-
naln1 sb1rku postovnich INA
mex, jejichz cena i v cizine je
odhadovana pri nejmens1m ma
20 milionG K. Nejde tedy je-
nom o sb1rku postovnfch INA
mex. Nasim 1rad1m jde O
skutecnost, re bylo prevezeno
nepravem bez davek i DAM
jmen1 20 milion1 K. Dlouho
Sc vysetfovalo, jak to bylo mo-
zne, az konecne pTislo sc ma
to, re pan Berka byl honorar-
MIN konsulem jiste malicke il
hoamericke republiky a z to-
hoto titulu take odcestoval.
Napechoval Sc pencil, sbalil 81
20-milionovou sb1rku a vesele
uplachl. Kazdy 81 fekne = CO
je pryc, je pryc. Ale nesmf Sc
zapom1nati, re nastupcem Ber-
ky stall sc jisty Egon Hirsch,
pry velky filatelisticky fanou-
SEX a dix sve rase take vytecny
soudn1 znalec v oboru filatelie.
Tento pan mel to stestf, re
nejen podedil mfsto v lihovar-
nicke spolecnosti, ale dostal dc
zacatku sveho noveho 1radu
mlsto honorarniho konsula. Je
znamo, re Hirsch ma take
spoustu krasnych a velmi cen.
nych znamek. Dokonce Sc Fl.
ka, re jake znalec ziskal jiste
znamky jeste cenn6jsf nez me-
jeho pfedchGdce Berka. A
proto by bylo opravdu nam
vsem velmi mile, kdyby tytc
znamky uz cd mas neuplachly
zp6sobem, jaky objevil a s 4.
spechem uplatnil uprchly kon.
sui malicke jihoamericke re.
publiky. Bude nutno uciniti Y
tonic smeru jista opatrenf tin
sp1se, re Sc T1ka, re Hirsch chy
sta Sc S velkym spechem ne
cestu "a BerkOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Mrtvy a tezce zraneny ma
silnici.

u Prahy srazil Sc motorcy-
klista S autobusem. Nasledky
srazky byly pro motorcyklistil
tragicke. Kratce pred Is. no.
dinou jel pc statn1 silnici k Be-
rounu ma MOTORCYCLE Alois Ii
ka z Mlecic a ma tandemu stro-
je sedel Josef Novak. Kdyz
jezdci pTijeli ke Stod1lkam,
stretli sc s tezkym vozem auto
busu, spojujfcfho Prahu $ Be-
rounem. Naraz byl velmi prud-
ky a jezdci vymrsteni dopadli
velkym obloukem k zemi. Mo-
torcykl byl uplne rozbit, auto
bus ovsem srazkou nijak po-
skozen nebyl. Rychla pomoc,
jez nestastne motorcyklisty
dopravovala do nemocnice, ne
byla jiz jednomu z Mich mic
platna. Ride MOTORCYCLE II
ka jeste pred pr1jezdem do ne
mocnice podlehl SWIM t6zkym
zranen1m. Jeho spolujezdec
Novak zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Svedena tisicovkami.

Obchodnfk Almost Frank re
Svehlovy tf1dy mel sluzebnou,
Blazena Gruf1kova Sc jmeno-
vala = a skrze nj 81 nedavno
dial uschovat k jejf sestfe Ma
Ri Rybove V Ratiskovicfch dva-
Get tisfc korun, ably je donna ne
kde n~eztratil. Jednoho dine
odpoledne pfijela nahle Rybo-
va do Hodon1na a rovnou k
Krankl1m. Toz jak, pane Fran
XII, pen1ze uz mate? Pan Fran
XII byl ovsem n~eprfjemne pre-
kvapen, nebot penfze nemel.
PTedstavte 81, pokracovala,
10. dubna vecer pTijel k nam
do Ratiskovic v auto jeden pan
asi It's en- vysoky, stfhly, a re
jake jede pro ty penize, co 81
pan Frank dial schovat; pry
pan Frank no posfla. TAX sem
mu tech dvacet tis1c pro vas
dala a pan Ease v auto odjel.
Panu Frankfort sc to ovsem
Jaksl nechtelO llbiti, prOtO "a
volal ma pomoc cetn1ky. Tenn
Rybova pTfbeh O zahadn6m pa
nu V auto opakovala, ale ma
konec pfece jen kapla bozskou
Pen1ze nasli potion cetn1ci u
nj We sklepe, svazan6 V satku,
V nemz je Frank dial do 1scho-
Wy. Ale ctyri tis1covky q Mich
az chybely. Rybova, ktera ma
ctyFi male deti a nezije nijak
skvele, Sc ma konec pTiznala,
re nemohla jiz odolat, kdyz
videla, jak Tide nakupuj1 1.-Two
byt1, satstvo a obuv a delaj1 81
zasoby, zatfm CO ona, majic
donna dvacet tis1c, must Dirt
bfdu. Zacala proto nakupovat
taky. Paddy ma to ctyfi tis1-
covky zbytek, ktery zakopala
We sklepe, doufala pro sebe "a
chranit prfbehem o muzi a au-
tn. Nynf ovsem must pred
soud pro zproneveru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Osud ceskych pensistG ma
Slovensku.

Ma Slovensku zGstalo mnoho
mnoho statn1ch pensist1 Cechn
ktef1 IAN mali svGj domek a
nem1n1 Sc stehovat do Czech. O.
citli Sc nynf We sv1zelne situaci,
nebot slovenska vlada Sc roz-
hodla vyplacet pense jen pen
sistGm slovenske narodnosti.
Ma porade S T1sskymi ciniteli
bylo usneseno umoznit steho-
van1 kazdemu pensistovi ktery
by sc pro ne rozhodl. Ostat-
MIN Dude zat1m vyplacet pensi
"a materialie, ktere Protekto-
rat Slovensku poskytuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Padesat tisic ma dlazbe.

Soukromnice A. S. z Prahy
nasla ma naroz1 Vaclavskeho
namest1 a Lutzowovy ulice pou
zdro ma doutn1ky. Zvedla je
a otevrela. ZGstala prekvape-
MIN stat, nebot V pouzdre bylo
$4,000 K. Nalezkyne byla po-
ctiva. Odnesla nalez ma poll
eli, kde sc o ztracene pen1ze
pFihlasil jeden obcan. Policie
zjistuje, zda-li mu pen1ze sku-
tecne patti. Poctiva zena ma
narok ma deset procent nalez-
neho, coz cinl 5000 K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Starec, ktery je star IS let,
oral ieSte ma poll.

V Dolnfch Stakorach u Mia
de Boleslavi zemTel nejstarsf
mistnf obcan, 94lety chalupnfk
Josef Hunat. Pamatoval jeSte
robotu. Kdyz byla v roce 1848
zrusena, byly mu Size teprve
tfi roxy, ale jej1 zbytky Sc ia
hly jeSte nekolik let. Chalup-
mix mel velmi pevne zdrav1.
Jeste v IS letech veku oral ma
poll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09

Ma HveZde u Police mad Me
tuj1 vzplala v noci znama ka-
pie P. Marie Snezne, pTesta-
vovana slavnym stavitelem KY
hanem Dienzenhoferem. Po-
Ear vznikl pravdepodobne Cd
jiskry oslavneho ohne, ktery
byl ma Hv6zde, pripojene loni
ma podzim k 1zemf rise, vece1
zapalen. Chen znicil sindelo-
YOU stTechu a krov teto vzacne
200 let stare stavitelske pamat
ky. Kaple byla poskozena
uvnitT lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Sklenena rakev.

z Houstonu sc sdeIuje, ze
sklenena rakev, vyrobena v
Houstonu a ukazana texaskym
pohrebn1m TeditelGm, byla wy
stavena v koliseu ma konvenci
texaskych pohrobn1k1. Rakev:
velikosti d1tete, je udelana re
skla a jej1m vynalezcem je E
F. Esser, dilovedoucf spoiled.
nosti ma vyrobu rakv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Kral Albanie Zoo g kra.

= Kral Albanie Zog s kra-
lovnou Geraldinou sc usadi v
PaTfzi. Pronajali 81 Chateau
de la Maye We Versailles, We
kterem pred casem pTebyval
vevoda Windsorsky Sc svou
manzelkou. Kral Fog je "a
tim v Egypte a ma v umyslu
pTijeti do Par1ze koncem GER
vence nebo zacatkem srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09

V dGsledku novych pomer1
doslo take k pTemene vojen-
skeho realneho r~eformovaneho
gymnasia, prestehovaneho z
Nor. TTebove do Hranic. T.
stav byl premenen ma civilnf a
pTidelen1 velitele a poddGstoj-
nici Sc vratili Ike svym byvalym
utvar1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
N6mci ZfSkali led

kladen v JIM Americe a to "a
vymenu ozbrojeni statu Bolivie
Letecka zakladna Sc naleza u
Trinidad ma rece Mamore v
Argentine.
Nemci pouzivajl natlaku ma
spanelskeho generala Francis
co Franco, ably pTepustil Ne
mecku ostrov Annobon nedale-
ko pobfezf Afriky, ktery by
byl premenen ma leteckou ne
meckou zakladnu. Kdyby Mem
ci z1skali tento ostrov, nemeli
by daleko do JIM Ameriky.
Koncese Bolivie Nemecku u
Trinidadu byly zahaleny rous-
kou neobycejne tajnosti. Boil
vie "a ne dostane zbrane, mu-
nici, ozbrojene automobily a
vojenska letadla.
Bolivijsky generalnf stab Wy
pracoval dvourocn1 plan ozbro
jenl a V teto dobe chce posta-
viii bolivijskou armada ma va
lecnou zakladnu. Bolivie Sc
pry obava, re Dude muset vo-
jensky braniti svoje olejova
pole a proto chce byti pripra-
Vena.
Bolivie 81 vyjednala, re v prf
pade valky Dude moci pouz1va-
ii tohoto Nemci vybudovaneho
letiste, ktere lei nedaleko Pa
raguay, Brazilie a Argentiny.
Nemecko poslalo jiz diva sve
odborn1ky do Bolivie, ktera pc
slala jiz vojenskou mist do Ne
mecka, ably zaT1dila podrobno-
sti.
= Angle sc modlila "a SO
nestastn1kG, kter1 ztratili 1.-Two
ty pfi nestestf submarinky The
tbs a pozaduje pfi tom d1klad-
ne vysetfen1 tohoto hrozneho
~nestestf, pri kterem pTislo O
zivot SO osob.
Vsechny londynske listy po-
zaduj1 vysvetleci teto tragedie
Vlada Dude trvati ma tom,
ably Sc poseckalo ma vysledek
setfenf namornf vysetTujfcf ra-
dy,ale konservativec, velitel
Robert Bower oznamil, re bu-
de zadati podrobne vysetTeni
nestesti a zachrannych praci,
O kterych mnoz1 tvrdi, re ne
byly nejleps1.
Ma submarince byli 103 mu-
Ii a jen ctyTi sc zachranili. To
Dude take jedna z otazek v
parlamente. Normaln1 pocet
muzG ma submarince je So,
proc jich tam tedy bylo 103,
coz take ztezovalo zachranu?
Proc nemela Thetis dostatecny
doprovod? Proc admiralita
byla tax pomala vysekati otvo1
do submarinky, kdyz Spice by
la jeste Is stTevicd mad vo-
dou? Admiralita je dale OBJ.
vinovana, re byla pomala We
vyslan1 zachrannych lodi a Re
nema potapecf zachranny
zvon, jaky pouzilo namornic-
two Spojenych StatG pri "a
chrane muz1 re submarinky
Squalus.
= spanelska vlada vydala
rozkaz, ably do dine 16. cervna
byla demobilisovana spanelska
armada v poctu jednoho mill
onu muzG.
V Salamanca asi 500 portu-
galskych dobrovoln1kG, kteT!
bojovali ma strane generala
Franco, Sc rozloucilo Sc Spa
nelskem.
Franco zabavene lode, auta
a tricky vraci majitelGm. Tt
Size demobilisovanych vojakG
je denne pos1lano ma praci zno
vuvybudovan1 Spanelska.
Franco pozada Rusko, ably
vratilo 5000 det1, ktere do Rus
ka byly poslany jake utecenci.
= We Winnipegu v Kanade
a v cele provincii neni zenam
dovolen pT1stup do hostinc1
tax zvanych pivn1ch parlorG.
Zakon byl ma mnoha mistech
prestupovan, coz melo nyni "a
nasledek suspendovanf license
II vycepn1ch mistnost1. Jsou
to temer vyhradne hotely, v
nichz Sc zeny shromazdovaly
a PLY pivo, az posleze byla
provincialni komise o tom in
formovana
V Southport, Angle, kon
ference Labor Party odmltla
nabldku ma "spojenou frontu'
sc stranami komunistickou, ko-
o%perativn1 a liberaln1, a to g.
100000 HAST prot 600
HAST.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
HIGHWAYS SAVED BY
IMPOSING LOAD LIMITS

would be the trucks gross load
limit in pounds.
If the truck is more than 20
feet flom axe to axle, add the
figure 40 to the distance in
1eet from axle to axle and null
tiply by 700 to get the gross
pounds load limit.
10 determine the gross
weight that could be carried on
a pair of tandem aXleS, If the
axles are more than 40 inches
apart, add the figure 40 to the
distance in feet between the
two aXleS and multiply by $50.
The result is the pounds gross
Load limit that could be carried
on the pair of aXleS. A pair OF
tandem axles AZ inches apart
could carry a gross weight OF
28,275 pounds, according to the
lax. The limit in such a case
would be computed-40 plus 3.5
(the distance in feet between
the axles) equals 43.5, times
c50-22,275.
Detailed information regard
ing other combinations OF
trucks, trailers, or buses is
sion offices, highway patrol
headquarters and at the main
highway department office in
Helena.
The restrictions on tandem
aXleS were established to pre-
vent overlooking a vehicles
toack end, above double axles,
although the entire load was
within the legal limit accord
ing to the distance between the
front and rearmOSt aXles, and
according to total tire widh.
Overlooking of tandem aXles
would result in as great high
way damage as overlooking an
entire vehicle, the engineer
said.
The new law limits the
length of any one vehicle to
IS feet and sets go feet as the
oulnper-to-bumper length linn
it for any combination of e
nicleS. Combinations may in
clude two units only, such as
a truck or truck-tractor with
3ither trailer or semi-trailer
attached. A semi-trailer is con-
sidered a distrinct unit, and a
trailer may not be pulled be-
and a Semi-trailer that is
drawn by either a truck or
5ruck-tractor, as the comb.na-
ton would include three units,
Mckinnon pointed out.
The law also sets eight feet
as the maximum width of any
vehicle except implements of
lusbandry and highway mach
inery.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
Upper Rotten Gross

The All Rim Rock sewing
club met at the Anderson home
on April 20. The leaders, Mrs.
Jack Wiley and Mrs. A. Berg
quist, were both present. Guests
were Mrs. C.. Wiley, Edna and
George, Mrs. C. Anderson, Mrs.
j. Chatham and Carrole. Re-
freshments were served at the
close of the afternoon.
c. R. Stobaugh visited the
Antler school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stevens
and daughter were guests in
the Wiley home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wiley and
children called at Spring Creek
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Cha
than and daughters and Mr..
and Mrs. John Chatham and
daughter made a trip to Wyola
and Hardin last Thursday.
Denver Sherman was in
Lodge Grass Friday.
Residents of this community
are busy with spring planting.
MIR. and Mrs. Emery Pease
and Mary Ruth Wolf were
Lodge Grass visitors last week.
Shorty Mcdaniel made a trip
to Lodge Grass last week.
Shridan callers last week in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Henry Schenderline Wis
tied at the John Chatham
home Wednesday.
Guests at the John Chatham
home Wednesday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Carney.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Wiley and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chatham
and daughter made a trip to
Sheridan Friday.
Miss Bcrghild Dahie of Har-
din, school nurse, visited the
Antler school Friday.
Dell Standish was a caller
at the Luther Chatham home
Sunday.
H. v. Cross of Miles City
spent Wednesday at the Luther
Chatham home.