davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10
Optimistic

The days news fairly crackles
with items telling of how business IL
gaining throughout the country. A
good deal of this aptimism is due to
the expectation that the country is
entering OH war boom. Don't gel
excited and stub your toe on ex-
pectations 70 get rich quick.
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10
sUBPoNEs DUCEs TECUM

Over a hundred subpoenas deluxe
whose correct deviation is contained
in the above heading, have been SER
we'd on New York electrical contrac-
tors, manufacturers. associations and
labor unions, commanding them to
tell a New York grand jury whether
they are guilty. and should be pros
ecuted for alleged illegal restraints
in affecting interstate commerce in
the building industry"
Investigations have been made by
the Department of Justice in large
cities all over the country, and the
charge of evasion OF the antitrust
laws will also fall upon the electri-
cal and other industries in Pitts
burgh, Detroit, Chicago, San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Seattle.
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10

Now IS the time to check up on
that fiue that is dirty. It is a most
unkind thing to summon the fire
company at three o'clock in the NOR
ming to clean IL out.
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10

Sausage and scrapple made right
here in Milford is some of the finest
we Rave ever eaten.
Milford chronicle., 1939-11-10
MILFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
REPORT FROM MAY TO NOV.

Mrs Brown. superintendent of the
Memorial Hospital, compiled
the following report for the Ladies'
Those who work closely
with the hospital realize the great
good that is accomplished there. To
many of us. however, the following
figures were a great surprise. These
figures cover only the time since the
adjourned for the summer,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
MOVE TRAFFIC TIKETY.

Automobiliste, kteff cd to-
hoto ctvrtku dostanou "ticke-
ty" %volajfcf ku slyseni pred
Traffic soud, pocinaje tfmto
ctvrtkem, dostanou move tickle
ty, ma nichz uvedena hodina,
den, mesic a rok.
Tlckety V d1kladnych pfs-
menach hlasati budou ku au-
tomobilistGm = hfisnikdGm,
chtejf-li zaplatiti pokutu a u
z1ti tax nizsf sazby pro rychle
zaplacenl, must tax udelati v
peti dnech pc pfedvolani.
Poole stareho obyceje bylo
moznym zaplatiti do sedmde-
sati dvou hodin pred slysenfm.
Move tickety. o~znacuj1 hodi-
ny, V pichz soud jest otevTen
cd 9 do II hodin rano a Cd /
hodlny do 4 odpoledne a cd 8
do IL rano V sobotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
STAREC OBETf

julius Bader, "a rokd starry
re South Catherine ulice okra-
den byl dvema. neznamymi mu
muzi v utery o $500, ktefl 81
.jej zjednali ga strazce' svych
pence.
Kdyz pfisli k nemu, fekli
mu, re mali $1,000 a new kde
by je schovali pres noe. Sta
rec prozradil jim, re on sam
ma v bance $500. Namluvili
mu, ably penfze wal z banky a
dial je jake zaruku "a "stfeze-
MI jejich penez. Kdyz jeho
pet set ulozili ku jejich IT,
s1cu, odesli Sc slibem rano s.
pro sve pen1ze prij1ti. Pc je-
jich odchodu zvedavy stared
rozbalil bal1cek s tislcovkou g
petistovkou a nalezl v mem &c.
IL jeden pap1rovy dollar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
INSPECTOR "NA
RESTAURANTY."

Obor komisaT1 ma likern1 Ii
cense kona pTehlfdku license
vanych restaurant1, ably po-
znal jak daleko restauranty,
Gill jinak saloony (taverny)
poslouchajf znenf zakona.
Vybor je toho nahledu, re
jen malo techto della 81 CO z
predpisG. Re 1900 jeden pra-
vovarecnfk odhadl, re meme
neil SO mohlo by uznano byti
re zachovan1 statnlho zakona.
Dale stanovil, re meme nezli
100 licensovanych restaurantd,
ktere mohou prodavati VIVA,
pivo a llhoviny mali vdbec "a
T1zen1 pro pTfpravu poTadneho
j1dla.
V jednom "restaurantu' V
kuchyni byla plynova kamna
ma ohT1van1 vody'' jak cernos-
ska pomocnice udala. Jinak V
kuchyni nebylo zadneho nado-
b1 ku vaFen1 a zadna lednicka
a ovsem take zadne potraviny.
Stoj1 ovsem pTiciny, proc
saloonfci radeji mali restau-
racn1 license, jak Glen vyboru,
Anderton, rekl. PTicin tech je
die neho sedm. Sest z mich O
pravo ma jednu hodinu dele cd
l do 2 hodin pc p1lnoci, pax
je tn licens tTfdy B ma prodej
piva, VIVA a likerG, jez dovolu-
je nechati m1stnosti otevTene
majiteli, zatfm co smejl miti
otevrene ii, CO mali licens tr1-
dy c..
Sedmou pTfcinou je nedele,
kdy restauranty mohou proda-
vati alkoholicke napoje, zat1m
co Tide s licens1 C nesm1. Res
taurant tT1dy B platf licens Ia
vsecky napoje $3.50, trfdy D
$500. Celia license tr1dy B a
G ma lehky VIVA a pivo stoj1
$50.
Mezit1m nastava otazka, jak
novy likern1 vybor rozhodne O.
tazku: eco je restaurant"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
KLESLA MRTVA, KDYz CT
ri MUZ ZAHLEDEL Sc DO
JEJfHO OKNA.

II rokd stara dfvka, Mary
Kuchta, klesla mrtva " ponde-
Ii odpoledne, kdyz zahledla q
okna 3. poschod1, {. 2O7 S.
Broadway, staff ma ulici muze
a hled1c1ho k nj do jejiho o.
kna.
'Hled'te, je tn zase," vzkrik-
la a klesla.
Jejf dev1tilety bratr, John,
jenz tez We ~sv6tnici byl, vybe-
hi a zavolal matku, Magda-
line Kuchta, jez marne pokou-
sela divku priv6sti ku vedomi.
Rodina Kuchta nedavno pTi-
stehovala Sc do domu. Souse-
de pravl, re muz vfdan byl tam
chod1c1 pred domem a hledicf
do okna tfet1ho poschodi. Star
byl die jejich popisu asi rs ro-
XII, byl vytahly, hubeny a chu-
de odeny.
V nemocnici d1vka prohlaSe-
ma byla mrtvou.
Pred nekolika roxy trpela
srdecn1 vadou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
" ZASTUPU "ANO" "NE
LIKERNfCH x

MGze byti - treba jest opa-
kovati a byti ma bezpecne stra-
ne: Well, boys; ted 81 mus1te
sednouti, je jiz dvanact no
din"
Formulka tato nynf likernfm
zakonem odhozena byti ma ne
jenom v Baltimore, ale i We
statu, vzdor tomu, re zakono-
darna nelamala 81 tim hlavu a
proste ignorovala otazku, co je
to .'bar'' anebo "zabradlf" sta
noucf jenom, re lfhoviny mo-
hou byti prodavany baru a.
nebo zabradlf V urcitou dobu
nocn1 a v nedeli.
Likernf vybor nyn1 lame 81
hlavu. K.>pr. NIUE rozhodnou-
ii co je bar = u nehoz z1znivy
stoj1 anebo proti nemu Sc skla-
nj, ale mGze treba r1ci, re sta
va sc stolen (anebo nec1m j.
nym), kdyz z1znivy Sc uvelebi
ma stolici anebo ma nekolik sto-
licfch atd.
Rozhodnut1 vyneseno Dude
|. cervence, kdy move pTedpisy
a regulace vydany budou.
We stfedu dany byly hostin-
ske license dewitt zadateldm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
KRADEzE.

Davis lekarna, {. 226 E. La
fayette avenue, okradena by
la cernochem O hotove pen1ze
' obnosu $85 do 500. Ger
noch vstoupil do telefonicke
bulky, z niz yystoupil, kdyz
MATTEL Sci ku zadu lekarny a
nechal pokladnicku S hotovy-
mi pencil otevTenou.
= Jedna lekarna, grocern1
obchod a gasol1nova STANCE
p%repadeny byly cernosskymi
bandity V pondel1. Sidney
Goldstein, 22lety klerk v gro
cernfm obchode We 100 blocku
w. Hamburg ulice, uderen byl
cernochem, tax re ztratil We
dom1. Cernoch utekl Sc $40.
Lekarn1k, George G. Michael
V 1900 blocku w. Lexington u
lice, napaden byl jednfm re
dvou cernoch1. Cernoch jeden
chtel pc mem stfeliti, kdyz le-
karn1ku Sc podafilo schovati V
zadn1 casti lekarny. Zlodeji
prchli S prazdnou.
Titez cernoSi, die 1sudku po-
licie, prepadli gasol1novou STA
nici ma Mulberry ulici a FIRE.
mont avenue. Asi $15 bylo il
mi ukradeno.
= Tri, diva z mich znam1 BY
vail trestanci, zadrzeni byli V
pondel1 velkoporotou pro ne
kolik prepaid a kradezl jimi
provedenych cd 1nora.
Zadrzenymi zlodeji jsou:
Wilson Knott, Irwin D.. Limper
a William Lindsey. Chyceni
byli V Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Pc HADCE

Hadka, jez Sc strhla V 100
blocku S. Bond ulice skoncila
bodnutfm Daniele Gordona a S
menSfm zranenfm Charlese
Marcus. Oba watt do nemoc-
nice.
= Dorsey Nick, 32lety a je-
no manzelka, Fanny, 29leta,
nalezeni byli zastfelen1 v ku-
chyni jejich domu V Cresap-
town, Md.
Kdyz vratili Sc z prace V Ce-
lanese dime v Cumberland, da-
Ii sc do hadky, jak jejich mat
ka vyprav6la. Pc vykfiku man
zela: "Mas-li co T1ci, Tekni,"
paddy tTi rany. Kratce "a te-
mito ctvrta. Revolver nalezen
byl V ruce manzelove,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
MESTsTf CROCERISTE PRO
KONVENCI.

Sedmdesat Baltimoranu "a
stupujlclch Marylandske gro
ceristy a tvor1ci jednu z nej-
Vetslch skupin ma konvenci gro
ceristu V Kansas City, dali We
stfedu ma jevo, re pracovati
budou ably pffsti konvence v
budouc1m roce konana byla v
Baltimore. V cele delegace .je
Harry w. Walker, sekretar
Baltimorskeho sdruzeni. Ma
konvenci V Kansas City 1castni
Sc V tonic tydnu 5000 delega-
til.
Milo Perkins, president vlad-
nj korporace, l1cil delegat1m
plan kolkG, j1mz korporace
doufa dospeti ku dnu, "v nemz
prebytek nema byti vice klet-
bou, ale pozehnan1m."
Idea kolkG v zivot uvedena
byla V Rochester, N. Y. a v
Dayton, Ohio. Prvn1ho cerven-
&c rozs1rena Dude ma tri jina
mesta. Lide ktef1 dostavaji
podpory, koup1 oranzove znam
ky dobre pro kazdou potravu
garn1m obchodu. Dosta-
nou polovinu zadarmo Y mo
drych znamkach. GroceristG
vykoup1 znamky pc rs centecl
Il bank. Bankam zaplati via.
da.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
ZATcENI PRO PREPAID.

D1vka, jez "bavi" hosty v
nocn1m klubu V 600 blocku 4.
Baltimore ulice a byvaly kaza-
tel, drzani byli ma severovycho-
dnf stanici We stredu. D1vka
zatcena byla V 1tery v noel ia
ko podezTela z prepadu T1dice
taxicabu, Charlese Kom1n V
noci 10. kvetna. Stara jest %
roxy. Bydl1 v 1900 blocku Eu-
taw Place.
Byvaly kazatel zadrzen byl
s dlvkou ma podezren1 z tehoz
prepadu, a z jineho pTepadu,
pfi nemz pc mem stTeleno bylo
policejn1m strazn1kem, kdyz
V 1teku zmizel. Muz tento, ro-
dem Baltimofan, pocal kazati
We statu Oklahoma. Nedavno
vratil Sc do Baltimore a najat
byl ma nekolik tydnu jake po-
mocnlk Rev. Franka Bailey
pro hostel ma "a. a Sisson uli-
c1ch. Pc SVEN propusteni "a
mestnan byl jake Tfdic taxica-
bu. Star je 20 rokd. I'll 600
blocku zap. "a. ulice.
Komin, T1dic taxicabu udal.
re stfeleno bylo nan. Bandity
re byl muz a zena, ktef1 ma
Broadway a Bank ulic1ch vse-
dli do jeho taxicabu a nechali
Sc Jim vezti ma Franklintown
road severne cd mostu Hilton
ulice. Dlvka poroucela, rekl
Komin a zdala Sc byti bossem
j1zdy a pfepadu.
Kdyz wall Kominovi SIS, div
ka vzala revolver z ruky sveho
spolecnlka obratila sc ma Ko-
nina slovy: "Nyni uhanej pc
ceste = a zen Sc rychle". 10
min dial Sc pesky ma 1tek, ale
nebezel dosti rychle. Divka
strelila pc mem. Komin sc O.
brazil a prosil d1vku re ma 70
dinu, ably no nechala byti. Jak
dlvka tax byvaly kazatel ma to
ujeli v jeho taxicabu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
AUTOMOBILY.

Dive zeny jedouc1 re svetove
vystavy v New Yorku porane-
ny byly, jedna tezce, kdyz RI
die automobile, v nemz jelly,
pTi r1dftku usnul. Automobil
vrazil do telefonn1ho sloupu ma
Belair road u Putty Hill.
Louisi Van Fleet, 53lete, pre-
razeno bylo koleno a Thelma
Grumwaldt potlucena byla ma
hlave a popalena ma lev6 noze.
Prvn1 byla z Minnesoty a dru-
ha z Iowy.
Dvanact roku starry hoch
ukradl We stredu automobil
William Woodward Cloud,
manzelce presidenta Yellow
Cab spolecnosti zat1m CO byla
V lekarne ma Roland ave. a Up
land road. Hoch S automobilem
chycen byl ma University Park
way a svefen severn1 policejnl
stanici.
= Muz, jenz Zranen byl
tezce automobilem ma Wash
ington Boulevard We stredu v
noci V bl1zkosti Laurel, odeprel
udati jmeno sve v Universitni
nemocnici, kan wat byl ku le-
cent. Poole l1stku nalezeneho
u neho, bydlil ma S. Hanover u
lici. Automobil T1dil Howard
S. Boats z Greenbelt, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
BATA ZACAL

Prace ma stavbe prvn1 tovar-
ny velkeho Batova zavodu,
jenz ma byti vy%budovan We
statu Marylandu byla zahaje-
ma nyn1. Batova spolecnost
koupila uz pred casem 1000
akru pozemku u Belcamp V O.
kresu Hartford.
Vyroba obuvy Dude zahaje-
ma jiz ma podzim letosnfho ro-
ku. Zaroven Sc udava, re jiz
byly ucineny potTebne kroky q
dosahnuto dorozumen1 S fede-
ralnim Departmental. prace O
pTipustenf 100 zkusenych del
Mkt z Batovych zavodd We
Zl1ne ma Morave.
Tito d6lnfci re Zlina mali
pomoci pr postaven1 novych
strojG V tovarne a mali vycvi-
citi americk6 delnfky v Tfzeni
techto stroll a We vyrobe po-
die Batova syst6mu. V Anne
rice mali z6stati jeden rok.
Prvni budova Dude petipa-
trova a Dude mfti $4,000 ctve-
recn1ch stop %prostory. Krone
teto tovarny budou postaveny
budovy k ubytovan1 muzG
zen, skola, 40 domkd s byty
pro dive rodiny a 10 jednoro-
dinnych domk6. Stavbu rid
spolecnost Bata Shoe Co., Inc.
z New Yorku, ktera je spojena
S firmou V Ceskoslovensku.
Firmou zamestnano Dude a.
81 1000 deln1kG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
CHTEL ZASTRELITI zENU.

William Karonkiewicz, 40
lety re 100 blocku S. Eden uli-
&c, zavren byl ma vychodnf sta
nici pro pokus z~astreliti Louise
Grundzinsky, 44letou. John
.Grundzinsky, manzel, udal po-
licii, Re Karonkiewicz pribehl
k nj, kdyz vysla ma yard sveho
domu, nam1ril revolverem ma
jejf srdce a spustil kahoutek.
Rama selhala. Ma to nam1ril
revolver ma jejf hlavu a revol-
yer opet selhal. Manuel pTi-
skocil k nj a vytrhl Karonkie-
wiczovi revolver z ruky.
Shledano bylo, re kohoutek
revolveru byl hawaiian.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
PO SIS ROCfCH.

Pred 55 roxy William A.
MacWilliams a Eta A. King,
byli spolecn1ky v Baltimore.
Ruznymi okolnostmi stale Sc,
re Sc rozesli az do nynejs1 do
by.
V pondel1 odpoledne on vdo-
vec a ona vdova dali sc sezda-
ii. Zenich je rs rokG a neves-
ia Is rokG start.
MacWilliams, brigadni gene
raj Narodnf Guardy Floridske,
pc dive des1tiletf byl clenem
statn1 zakonodarny a presi-
dentem senatu v jinych obdo-
bfch. Narozen byl v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
DLUzNfCI DOBRE PLATf.

Vladn1 korporace pGjcovny
~majitelGm domov1 oznamila,
re vetsina V Marylandu dobre
splacf Wade dluhy sve. Statnf
direktor, Grymes, oznamil, re
868 z pGvodnfch .p1jcek pine
splaceno bylo.
Jinych 1920 je "v dobrem".
Nekter1 dluznfci z techto jsou
pry meme nezli tfi mesice We
splacenf dluh1 pozadu. Jinych
4.186 dluznfkG pry delajf do
bre pokusy, ably splaceti mo-
hi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23

Mlad1k, jenz chtel ukazati
sym soudruhGm jak uni ska
kati do melke vody, zlamal 81
vaz ma pikniku V nedeli kona-
mem ma Miller's Island u Els
eek. Mlad1kem byl Joseph Lii
berecci, II rokd starry. Skocil,
ably ukazal, jak dovednym jest.
do vody 2 stopy hluboke.
Vytazen byl Sc zlomenym
krkem. V nemocnici STAY jeho
prohlasen kritickym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
TISfCE KURAT OBETf OHM

Nekolik tis1c kuratek usmr-
ceno bylo kourem z ohne v sle-
piclm zavode We 500 blocku S.
Grundy ulice. Krone kuratek
zahynulo nekolik kachen, diva
psi a papousek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
PRI CHYTANf RYB ZABIT
BLESKEM.

John Jendrek, 34lety z Wind
sor Mill road pri chytanf ryb v
nedeli ma Magothy Tece, zabit
byl, kdyz do gasolfnoveho clu-
nu udeTil blesk. Boufe bura-
celia tam kolem 2 hodiny rann1
Mrtvola Jendrekova nalezena
byla rano. S MIN ma chytani
ryb ucastnili sc diva JIM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
$4,000 MA SKOLNf
PRAZDNINY.

Kolem 10000 skolak1 do
koncilo We ctvrtek Skoln1 rok a
opustilo skolnf budovy ma til
mesfcnf prazdniny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
OSLAVA q. cERVENCE.

Konecne pr1pravy ma oslavu
Ctvrteho Cervence We Stadium
zahajene Sdruzen1m Vetsfho
Severovychodu, do~konceny by
ly We stredu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23

Cecilia Jeppi, 33 roxy stara
a Andrew O'Toole, 4Olety re
600 blocku w. Fayette ulice,
udani byli pro T1zen1 nepoTad-
neho domu. Zaruka urcena
pro oba v obnosech pc $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
OBETf PLYNU.

Harriet Goodrich nalezena
byla skorem otravena plynem
v kuchyni domu We 5000 bloc
ku N. Calvert ulice. Plyn Wy
chazel re 4 otevrenych a ne
zapalenych hoTak1 kuchyn-
skych kamen. Nalezena byla
sestrou svoj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
UTONUL.

Woodrow w. Hicks, 25lety
vyletn1k ma soru ma West fece
spadl s lodky do vody a uto-
null.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
DEN v ROCE.

Leto nastoupilo svoji vladu
We 2:40 rano tuto stredu.
Den tento jest nejdelsfm v ro-
ce. Slunce viditelnym bylo V
Baltimore cd 4:40 rano do
1885 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
MlStnl ZprdYy.

ia
" sobotu spojeni byli
svazkem manzelskym snouben
CT: George w. Rokos a slecna
Dorothea j. Wildason. Snatek
jehoz svedky byli: DR.. J. Pc
korny a vladnf marsal, August
Klecka, uzavTen byl V hotelu
Stafford ma Mount Vernon
Place u pTftomnosti mnohych
prominentn1ch osob.
- Tehoz dine oddani byli
snoubenci George J. Lindhorst
a slecna Margaret j. PAX u
pT1tomnosti sv6dkG: Elsie O.
wens a Milton Magalski "a u
castenstvi pTatel a znamych.
Pr obou snatc1ch 1radoval
Rev. Frank Novak.
" ned6li, dine 25. cervna
pc velke mSi svate oddani bu-
dou V chramu Pane sv. Vacla-
va vlp. Vonaskem snoubenci:
pan Josef Karel Vojfk a slecna
Margaret Lurz. Snoubenec
jest synem znamych krajand
Karla a AIzbety Voj1k.
Novomanzele podniknou sva-
tebni cestu do New Yorku a do
Kanady.
- Znamy sokolsky pracov-
nix pan Alois RGzicka a nacel-
nice BALTIC. Jednoty Sokolic sic.
Vilema Rysova budou oddani V
ned6li We 3 hod. odpoledne V
Sokolovne Rev. Frankem No
vakem.
= Vyznacn6 jubileum V ro-
dine DR.. F. Fredericka RGzic-
ky. = Mas chvaln6 znamy ces-
ky l6kaT, DR.. F. Frederick Ri
zicka a jeho manzelka pf. An
Ia F. Rdzickova budou oslavo-
vati sv6 23ti-let6 vyroc1 svatby
We stTedu, dine %. cervna.
Ma jejich po5est jake d1kG-
vzdan1 Dude slouzena velka
(Solemn) mise svata V chramu
Pane sv. VaclaVa %. cerVna
V 8 hodin rano.
= TTi oslaVy V rodine kra-
jana Franka RGzka: = V So
botu rano, dine II. cervna Cd
DAM byli V chramu Pane sv.
Vaclava vlp. Vonaskem slecna
Anna R6zkova S panem Aloi-
sem Konradem. Slecna RGzko-
va je dcerou znameho hostin-
skeho Franka RGzka z c1sla
2408 Madison ulice.
Manzel6 Frank a Barbora
R1zkovi soucasne slavili 20ti-
let6 vyrocf jejich svatby a
mladsf dcera 81. Marenka Ruiz
kova slavila 16ti-lete narozeni-
ny. Slavnostni hostina konala
Sc V sobotu vecer V Delnickem
Dome.
I Eastern High School
graduovaly krajanky: Bessie
Beatrice Cepl, Doris Hannah
Fowler, Lillian Marie Hocky,
Helen Blanche Opava, Doro-
thy Marie Panuska, Rose Mar
guerite Russy, Mary Helen Ri
zicka, Marie Troch, Dorothy
Mae Yursik.
= Ma hFbitov6 Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl 20. cervna
Vaclav sebek, vdovec, c. 901
N. Madeira ulice, jenz srdecn1
nemoci podlehl 16. cervna We
v6ku 85 rok6. Churavel pc pet
rok1. Narozen byl V Cechach.
PohTebn1 obfady vykonal Rev.
Hlobil.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
" nedeli, dine 25. cervna
We 2 hod. odpol. pofada ella
Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis Bay
VeTejn6 cvicen1 V Sokolske "a
hrade, 1927 Cherry ul., Curtis
Bay. Vstupn6 35c. Pc cvicen1
volna bratrska zabava, dobra
kuchyn a chutn6 pivecko. We
Ger hudba bratra Jana Svitaka
II y l. ,,a4sr1E -rIZI
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
. BY FRED AMES

Continuing our discussion OF
vines, one of the shoWiest and
most colorful OF all of the bignoniaS
or trumpet vines, is bignonia venus
ta, sometimes called the flame vine
This vine is completely covered
With a mass OF flame colored bios
SONS all winter long. However, ii
is less hardy than any of the big
nonias mentioned in last weeks ar
ticle. 1t will freeze at about "a
degrees.
Among the less common vines
there is nothing nicer than the
Hardenvergias. Hardenvergia Comp
toniana is a slender tWining vine
with attractive foliage and covered
III late winter with great quantities
of small violet blue flowers. It does
well either in the sun or in partial
shade and will withstand a temper
ature of about % degrees.
Hardenvergia bimaculata is a
much harder variety. 1t will not be
injured by the most severe winter
we are likely to experience here.
While not quite so dainty a vine as
Hardenvergia Comptoniana, it is
still very attractive and has the
same violet colored blossoms.
Several different ones have told
me that English ivy can not be
grown here, but this is a mistake.
If planted on the north side of the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Olson vetoes Bill
On State Tide|and

SACRAMENTO, May 13. CUP)-
Gov. Culbert Olson, in a veto mes
sage today, declared a general pol
icy designed TO achieve greatest
preservation and utility of state
tidelands.
Olson refused to sign bill by
Assemblyman George p Miller, D.,
Alameda, to grant certain tidelands
to the city of Oakland because, he
said, the state must conserve its
resources to meet heavy burdens
upon the state by subsidies grant
ed to local governments.
He said the state lands commits
sion had formulated a policy
against disposing of tidelands eX-
cept in cases where local govern
ments can show urgent need and
a present ability to provide a proper
development of unquestioned bene-
fit to the community"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Sacramento Turns
Back 90 Years to
Celebrate History

SACRAMENTO, May 10. CUP)-
Roaring camp was in full swing
today as this city turned back the
clock 80 years to celebrate the days
Of '49 in model mining town con-
structed in a park in downtown
Sacramento.
Miners panned for gold on the
banks of a lake. gamblers fleXed
their fingers in preparation of a
good nights work, and entertainers
impersonating Lola Montez and
other early days persons of the
theater polished their acts for the
evening.
City officials riding in a stage
coach last night led a parade into
Roaring Camp, officially opening
tWo-month run as a feature event
of the Sacramento-Golde Empire
centennial celebration of Sacrament
tos Tooth birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Over the Back Fence

house, or in some other location
where it Will be protected from the
sun through the heat Of the day,
English ivy will do fairly well here.
OF course, it must have plenty of
water.
One OF our finest vine families
are the jasmine. The primrose jas
mine or JaSminum primulinum, is
the yellow flowered jasmine which
is SO often seen climbing over
fences and pergolaS II is an ever
green vine and blooms through the
winter months.
Jasminum gracillimum, or the
pinwheel jasmine, is one of the
white bloSSomed varieties 1t is call
ed the pinWheel jasmine because
of the shape of the small white
blossoms which are borne in cluS-
ters throughout the spring and
summer. The flowers of this Varie-
ty are very fragrant.
JdSlnlilum grandlflOra Is even
more fragrant, this being the var
iety from which many of our finest
perfumes are made. The blossoms
are white and quite large. The
vine is a rapid grower and will
soon cover a large area.
The pink jasmine Gasminum
stephenese) is rather rare. 1t has
beautiful light pink blossoms which
like the other jaSmines are quite
fragrant. 1t is quite hardy, but in
severe winter may lose part of its
leaves.
1 mentioned only a few of the
many vines from which we may
choose. Everyone is familiar with
the bougainvilleaS, the wisterias
and the honeysuckles. They are all
worthy of a place in our gardens
if we have room for them.