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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

Congress, The Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company has adj
dressed letter to all employees re-
questing information about their
citizenship. The Company's business
Is classified as interstate COM
merce, and officials believe that the
facts now being gathered may be
required by law as the plans for
national defense proceed.
Concerning possible immediate
use OF the information, II. G.
Knight, president of the Company,
stated that alien employees will be
urged to take out first papers. 1--WE
believe" he said, "that there Is
nothing unfair or unreasonable in
urging this evidence Of interest in
and loyalty to the United States.
Those who decline to become
citizens will not be dismissed or
requested to resign under present
conditions" Mr.. Knight said. Our
policy has never barred aliens from
employment and that policy is not
now being changed. Obviously,
however, we cannot forecast action
that might be necessitated by leg
islation or other events"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

the Cafe de Ia Uaix in Paris or at
the bar Of the Adlon in Berlin. Now
they meet much in the same way,
and often they exchange informa-
ton, like the artillery posts on the
western front exchange salvo Tor
salvo.
No Firing Squad News
But the spy code has been tight
ened UP. The means OF catching
them red-handed are improved. The
certainty of facing a firing squad
was assured In France by a recent
army order prohibiting all publicity
at executions.
France is treating spies and de-
featists with silent but effective
methods. Presidential clemency in
the case of the fifth column agents,
probably will be rare. At one hour
before dawn, condemned spies, ma
lignant defeatists and traitors, will
be shot without much ceremony.
This military order was plastered
over the French press and the suave
gentlemen impersonating travelling
statesmen on the Orient Express or
pseudo noblemen "bored with the
war" seeking companionship at the
Ritz or in the salons Of the liter
att, now know they will have to be
super-clever. A pair of gray cloth
trousers and wooden shoes will be
their only apparel as they are
marched before the firing squad, II
they are not overcautious.
So the spies have new code, the
ten commandments Of espionage.
The protective instinct has forced
them to adopt the following code
which they have built UP among
themselves.
Memory Work Stressed
1t is as follows:
/. Words lead to the firing squad
don't talk.
2. Suspect your neighbor as he
suspects you.
8. Look, listen. memorize and
report orally.
4. The spy's working week Is of
seven days. twenty-four hours long.
5. Beware of women, homely ones
especially.
6. Leave no papers behind-burn
everything.
z. The spy's war Is against spies.
8. A foreign office Is no King
dom OF Heaven--it can fall tomor-
row.
o. II trapped, use your wits, use
money-or use the gun.
10. Remember the firing squad,
to keep 1t quiet.
Since the dramatic days Of the
World War, when beautiful Mata
Hari danced and exercised her per-
scnal charms on the susceptible
officers. and when Bolo Pasha lived
In style In q luxurious Paris apart
ment. the spy business has become
systematized. The arrest and sem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
FIVE SPIES GET
DEATH SENTENCES

Marseilles, France, June 8-(UP)
Five spies, including two in flight,
were sentenced to death by mil
itary tribunal today (three words
censored) and three others were
given severe sentences.
Cesar Chabriere, Jean Birisone,
Silvio Murato, Henri Rosea and
Catherine Muratore were given the
death sentence. Rosea and Nine
Muratore a-s In flight.
Andre Marot was sentenced To
hard labor for life, Marie Louise
Cortes to 20 years at hard labor and
Philippe Gastaldi to 20 years Of
Punishment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
LOEFFLER ESTATE
SET AT $3S,29l
Continued from Page y


Notes held by Mr.. Loeffler are
valued at $1,000, 5000, $1,000, $50,
$50 and $275. A truck Is listed at
$3.50. a car at $415, and furniture
at 5000.
A collection Of U. 8. coins is
valued at $500, and one Of foreign
coins at $50. Jewelry is valued ut
SITS. Cash on hand was $69.92. A
set Of field glasses is appraised at
$40.
Stock holdings include: two
shares, Aetna Fire Insurance Co.,
500; five shares, Aetna Life Insur-
ance Co., $151.25; 81 shares, Gen.
eral Motors $1,02350; 100 shares
Graham Paige, 500; four shares,
American General, $105: 10 shares.
Geghan Motors, 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

Weygand Satisfied
General Weygand, the spokesman
said, had declared himself satisfied
with operations and developments
In the great battle.
II was pointed out that the Ger
man tank columns which broke
through the upper Bresle valley was
not accompanied by infantry.
The French high command, the
war office spokesman asserted, had
taken special measures to block of
and destroy the tanks, which for
the present were regarded rather as
raiders than as a force which could
hold terrain.
To the east of the long Wey-
gand line, near its junction with the
Maginot line, German artillery con-
tinued a furious bombardment in
the Rethel-Attigny sector. For two
days now, the French had expected
a big scale German attack here.
But, the war Office spokesman said
shortly before noon, q a. m. EDIT
1t had not yet materialized despite
the great expenditure in shells.
Nazis Thrown Back
West Of Scissors, one OF the three
great German attack points, French
infantry threw back the Germans
In violent fighting, the war Office
said. when the German shock troops
made attempt after attempt In face
Of terrible fire from French artillery
and machine guns, to force way
across the Aisne.
II was indicated that the Ger
mans were making a big effort here
and were throwing massed infantry
into the attack, one wave of attack
ers replacing another as each was
thrown back.
Between the Aisne and the Disc,
northwest Of scissors, there was
fighting of the greatest violence.
TINS Germans attacked at dawn on
a ~ 1-2 mile line between Carle-
poilt and Coucy.
Withdraw From Points
The war office spokesman said
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
EX-TAX COLLECTOR
is UNDER BOND

Hartford. Conn.,, June 8-(UP)-
Former Pennington Tax Collector
George w. Horsfall was under bond
today, awaiting arraignment in SUI
perior court Tuesday on a charge
Of embezzling more than 5000 town
funds.
Horsfall was arrested ON a bench
warrant after an examination OF
his books by state auditors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
Allies Say Mechanical
Forces Are Isolated
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CONTINUED From Page u

- Situation Regarded AS Serious
"A war office spokesman said:
"The situation serious but not black Our lines and
strong points holding"
It was indicated that in pursuit Of the tactical plans
of General Maxine Weygand Allied generalissimo the
Allies in the Brese Sector had permitted some tanks to
pass them designing to close in behind them and try to
keep German shock troops from following the advance
Il had looked for time at the British end Of the line,
that the German attack had lost momentum.
But at dawn today the Germans smashed through for
their biggest advance Of the battle
Countryside Is Beauty Spot
They made it under blistering June sun, across
country Of almost breath-takng beauty dotted with bright
cottages in which until few days ago tenacious French
peasants had chung to their homes and through rolling
fields from which only after the great battle started had
the farmers started to round up the and the bgeyd
calves the and the ppegged rskng colts which
had raced in fright from the shells whistling over them
The war office spokesman asserted that Generalssimo
Weygand already had taken to annhilate the
German tank column which he described as important
that had broken through the Brese River line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
Compulsory Military
Training ADVOCATED
Democrat Reporter Conducts Telephone "Polp
of Public Sentiment - Socially Prominent
Woman Votes Emphatic "No".

other Italian said she had not
thought the problem through.
A Hebrew woman said: II think
1t would be a fine idea to train
the boys" Another Jewess said she
could make no statement on the
problem.
A woman Of Irish extraction
said: AL right"
In recent editorials both the
New York Times and the New
York Herald Tribune stated that
the time has come To begin train
ing Our men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
MAN DROWNED

Norwich. Conn. June 8-(UP)--
william Fl. Roach, "a. was drowned
in Shetucket river last night and
his body was recovered hy tiremen
after q two-hour search.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

Single men would be taxed slight
ly higher. The present exemption
of $1,000 for single men would be
reduced to $500, the iowest exemp-
ton in federal income tax history.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

Sweden har cut down drastically
imports Of motor vehicles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
new TAX BILL
TO Be APPROVED

Continued from Page u
An example OF the amounts Of In
crease is shown In the following
comparison between taxes paid by
a married man with no dependents
under existing law and the proposed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
SOLATIONISTS IN
LOSING CAMP AICN
government purchases Of more mod.
ern. up-to-date materials.

Continued from Page y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08
PRECAUTIONS TO
HALT ESPIONAGE

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-08

Lettefkenny, Ireland, has . new
bacon factory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Kradli ovce.

Spencer Blake byl odsouzen
do polepsovny do 81 rokG start,
kdyz Sc primal, re Sc stars1m
bratrem ukradli II ovc1. Kdyz
farmaT Witmeyer ovce pohre-
Sill, tax zpravil Serbia a odejel
do Yankton, kde kradene ovce
nasel a bylo mt receno, re je
prodali bratT1 Blakeove. W.
rostkove Sc PRIMAL, re proda-
va sisky a kdyz Sc vecer vratili
s prazdnym truckem, tax "a
jeli k farme, nalozili ovce a
dopravili je domG a druheho
dine je nabfdli nakupovaci, KITE
ry je nechal v ohrade a druhe-
no dine mu je pTivezli. Mladsi
hoch jest II let star, take 81
pobude v polepsovne 4 roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Byvaly detektiv zemTel
v trestnici.

Ellis H. Parker, byvaly de-
tektiv okresu Burlington, N. j.,
usvedceny re spiknuti We spo-
jen1 s pr1padem 1nosu dftka
manzelG Lindberghovych, zem
rel We federaln1 trestnici, kde
81 vysluhoval sestilety zalar.
Bylo mu 68 rok1.
Parker byl obzalovan a u
znan porotou vinnym, re Sc spi
XII sc svym synem, ably nasilfm
vynutili priznani z Paula H.
VENDETTA, byvaleho trenton
skeho pravnika a muze nasled-
KEN nestrfdmeho pitt fysicky
zchatraleho, re on unesl dftko
Lindberghovych. Syn Parke-
r1v byl odsouzen do trestnice
ma til roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Manzelska tragedie.

V Chicago, Marie Czarnec-
ka, 40leta vdova pc Edwardu
Herulovi, majitelka taverny
Sc pred trent meslci ozenila S
50letym Thomas Czarneckim
vzdor tomu, Re il 19lety syn
Edward varoval. Czarnecki
byl kovodeln1kem a navstevo-
val tavernu, az doslo ku snat-
ku. Ale hned pc snatku doslo
k nesnazim, ponevadz muz 81 O
soboval vsechny penfze, ktere
zena v taverne vydelala a take
byl obchod psan ma jej1 jmeno.
Hadky byly skoro kazdy den a
take nyn1 Sc manzele pohadali,
ale syn Sc odebral do loznice
a usnul. Byl probuzen trent
vystTely a kdyz posp1sil do
m1stnosti, nasel jak matku tax
otc1ma mrtve. Zasuvka byla
otevrena, coz nasvedcuje,ze Sc
hadali Ease k Will penez1m a
re muz zastfelil nejdf1v zenu a
pax Sc strelil do hlavy, cemuz
nasvedcuje okolnost, re revol-
yer lezel vedle mrtvoly muze.
z revolveru byly vypaleny
tri rany a Herula Dude dnes je-
dinym svedkem inkvestu, &C
koliv o tragedii same niceho ne
vi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Nerest.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, kdyz
byly vysetfeny nerestne, hrac-
ske a jine nezadouci pomery,
tax zdejsi velkoporta odporu-
ella, ably cely ~policejnf depart
ment byl zreorganisovan. By
10 vzneseno II zalob, take
celkem jest 40 obzalovanych.
Prvn1, ma ktereho byla vznese-
ma, jest naceln1k moralni poll
Gle Palmerton a potion jeho
~asistenti a jsou obzalovani re
zanedbavanf povinnosti. Dale
jsou obzalovani vydrzovatele
nerestnych dom1 a OPERATOR
gambliren. Velkoporota dala
nehledanymi slovy vyraz roz-
horcenf a podivila Sc, jak v mi
nulem roce bylo malo podob-
nych prestupnik1 zatceno. Ma
yor Leach, ktery jake hlava
mesta jest zodpovedny "a po-
merry, byl vyslychan pc nekolik
hodin, ale v odporucen1 nebyl
jmenovan. Bylo receno, re ne
rest buj1 vefejne a to velkopo-
rota vysetTovala pouze nekolik
mfstnostf a jest jiste, re V O.
statn1ch to nen1 O mic s Ne
kteTi ~policiste pry nemeli pone-
tt, co Sc Cd mich ocekava a nez-
nall svoji zodpovednost a po-
vinnost vGci obcanstvu. Nekte-
RI dlouholeti policiste nedove-
dli rozeznat statni zakon cd
mestske ordinance a nevedeli,
re zakon zakazuje nefest a
hracstv1. Ami kdyz byli upo-
zorneni ma pomery, tax 81 ne
vsimali taveren, heren a nefest
nych doupat a celia zodpoved-
most "a moralku mesta byla
vlozena ma bedra ctyT muzd,
kteri svoji povinnosti konali
vlazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
AUTOMOBILY.

David Griffith, 20 rokd sta
ry, usmrcen byl We srazce auto
mobilu We $500 blocku E. Mo-
nument ulice. Rfdic druheho
AUTOMOBILE vylezl z rozbiteho
sveho automobile a odesel. Ne
kolik hodin pozdeji policie z
Dundalk zatkla cernocha, jenz
~ucastnil Sc osudne srazky. No
ha jeho byla slime zranena. Ne
mel u sebe permitu ma jizdu
automobilu.
Griffith byl ma ceste do NEST
skych mennonite, ably tam nav
St1vil manzelku sveho bratra a
jejich narozene detatko. Byla
mu rozbita lebka.
= Archie White, 47lety z
Eagle ulice, slime zranen byl ma
noze, kdyz zasazen byl auto
mobilem ma Frederick avenue.
= Lottie Rose, 63leta, jez
byla osetfovatelkou nemoc-
nych pc vice nezli 40 rokn, u
smrcena byla automobilem,
kdyz v pondelf v noci sla pres
North Avenue We 300 blocku.
Byla j prerazena ruka a noha
a kl1cn1 kost. Automobil, jfmz
smrtelne zranena byla, rfdil
Frank J. Huber, 3Olety z Allen
dale road. Omlouval Sc, re
vstoupila mu do cesty z prostre
oil dvou ma ulici stoj1cich auto
mobilG.
" nehode ma Falls road a
Belvedere avenue, policejnimu
straznfku, Clintonu Hyde, SO
letemu, zlomena byla ruka a
koleno vedle jinych zraneni.
Druhemu policistovi, Henry E.
merson, zlomeno bylo nekolik
zeber a poranen ma prsou. RI
dici taxicabu, jenz srazil Sc S
automobilem policistG, Jack
Seidel, zranen byl lehce. Obo-
il, jak automobil tax taxicab,
rozbity byly.
= Ma Baltimore a Howard
ulic1ch, tezce zran6n byl auto
mobilem 80 rok1 starry cernoch
FREDERICK Pitt. Byla mu pre-.
razena noha a pofezan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
nemluvil.

z nevysvetlene pTiciny Rev.
Charles E. Coughlin nepromlu-
vii svoji obvyklou rec ma radiu
v nedeli.
Sdeleni radioveho DYNAMO
vatele, re "snad udalosti, jez
Sc sbehnou tento tyden, podaji
yam vysvetlenf," naznacovalo,
re Pater Coughlin mel asi ne
jakou acknowledgement pricinu,
re nepromluvil ku svym poslu-
chacGm.
Pf1cina zmizen1 Rev. Charles
E. Coughlina re vzduchovych
vim v nedeli byla pecilve sire
zenym tajemstvfm muz1 velmi
blizkych radiovemu knezi.
Rev. Edward j. Hickey, kan
clef detroitske archdiocese rim.
sko-katolicke cfrkve, naznacil
re knezf delegovani arcibisku.
penn, ably prehledli reci Patera
Coughlina pred jich proslove-
MIN, shledali snad v one chy.
stane ma nedeli neco "nevhod.
neho."
Rev. Hickey t1mto prozradil
re procedure zavedena zesnu.
lynn biskupem Michaelem J
Gallagherem v r.1936, je do.
sud v platnosti. Biskup Gallag.
her, tehdejsf cirkevni nadrfze.
ny Patera Coughlina, pTijal ma.
vrh tehoz, ably pfedkladal ru.
kopisy svych reel jinym kne.
zlm k posouzen1, kdyz byl ma.
zval v Teci v Clevelandu pro.
slovene presidenta Roosevelts
tim nejvetsfm lharem a zrad.
GEN."
Ma fare Shrine of the Little
Flower v Royal Oak, kde Patel
Coughlin jest fararem, bylo re.
ceno, re jest "venku" a nikdc
nemohl r1ci, kde jest aniz byla
Jim pry znama pr1cina, proc ne
mluvil do radioveho rozhlasu.
Pater Coughlin bral 1cast ne
kontroversi vyvstavs1 re zatce.
nj II clen1 KTestanske fronty
V New Yorku ma obvinenl, ze
~osnovali nasilne svrzeni vlady
Zprvu Sc zrekl Fronty a prohls
sill, re odm1tl financnf pT1spe.
vek cd nj, ale pozdeji v nedel.
nj radiove reci pravil, re Sc sta.
vi pc box obzalovanych, re pc.
chybuje o jejich vine, ale ze
NELL by byti potrestani, budou.
Ii shledani vinnymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
ObGt henry.

HERNIA Thomas Club v Maple
Heights, Ohio, chranena 1Tady
pc dlouha leta, majfc1 ma sve-
doml rozvrat mnoha robin, do
stala odkaz zvlastnfho druhu,
cd jednoho z odranych hostd
ma kOst. Wilfred Duval, 35le-
~, z East Cleveland, tsrojmi-
str V obchodni tiskarne, otec
peti dltek, ktery chodil do her
ny posledn1ch pet rokG a velmi
caste tam nechal celou vyplatu
a byl tax nesvedomity, re ne
vzpOmenul ma zenu a deti.
V sobotu op6t prohral. Ma
psal psan1 sve zene nasleduji-
cfho obsahu a POLL jedu:
"Draha Gene, zkus ma mne
zapomenout "a to, CO jsem uci-
nil, ale jak isl rfkavala, bral
jsem vse velice lehce. Del me
telo spalit a DEF mGj popel Tho
mas Clubu, ktery ma take vse-
chino me oStatni."
NovinaTi nalezli zenu v po-
koji, ctyTi d6ti kolem nj placf-
Ct a pate m6la ma ruce. Pravi-
la novinafGm, re jiz zkusila
tolik, re uz AMI O tom nechce
mluvit.
LekaTi v Huron Road memo
cnici oznamili, re Dude Duval
zachranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Jak 81 pomoci k botam.

V Evanston, Illinois, Milo
Johnson b6zel hos pc ulici. Po-
licista jej sebral. Ma stanici
vypravel, re vecer navstfvil ne
kolik m%1stnost1, odebral Sc S
t6zkou hlavou domG, v posteli
81 zakouTil a CO Sc dale delo, re
newt, az jej policie vytahla u
strojeneho z hoTfc1 postele. O.
hen byl uhasen, kdyz natropil
"a 5000 skody.
Milo sdelil policii, re boty
mu shorely, jine nema a tax
musel beet hos, ably nepfisel
do prace pozde. Kdyz byl Wy
hozen, nemohl koupiti jine bo-
ty a nezaplatiti skodu ohnem
zp1sobenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Uhorela.

V Peru, Ind, June Schultz
At let stara, uhoTela a jeji man
Eel Benjamin, SO let starry, by
tezce popalen, kdyz plechov-
ka S petrolejem vybuchla v je.
jich domacnosti.A Schultz hod-
lal rozdelati ohen pomoci pc
troleje. Jejich dim byl znicen.
Syn James,, "a leta starry, byl
poranen skokem S okna druhe-
no poschodi. Tri jine deti uni
kdy bez 1razu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Matka nechala dscko
" nemocnici.

Hosfk, narozeny pred IA dny
v nemocnici v Bethesda st.
Louis, byl We stfedu opuSten
matkou, ktera byla pohresena
osetrovatelkou, jez pTinesla
hos1ka, ably jej matka nakrmi-
la. Matka, asi 20 let stara, pri-
sla do nemocnice dine 16. led
ma, den pred tim nez Sc hosfk
narodil a vysvetlila, re pocha-
ri z Williamsburgu, Mo-, a je
Zcela bez prostTedk1. Ia sve-
no pobytu mela jedinou navste
WI = zenu, ktera pravila, re
Je jejl tetou a pochazi z Pop
lar Bluff.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

V byte policejnfho detekti-
va v Clevelandu poruclka Ste
va Tezzera byly bolestne opa-
feny jeho 41leta manzelka An
ma a 23leta dcera Eleanora
Grabowska tax, re musely byt
dopraveny do nemocnice.
Zeny sc pokousely uvolniti
otvor ma pradlo vedle kamen.
Nektera z Mich zasahla rukou
rukovet kastrolu, tento byl wy
mrsten obloukem a rozlil vaT1-
CT ryzi ma ODE zeny. ODE byly
popaleny ma oblicen,ramenech
a pazfch, matka velice tezce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Jeptiska zastavala postmistrov
sky urad AZ rokI.

V St. Joseph, N. Y, Matka
Polycarpa, prvnf jeptiska v ze-
mi, jez zastavala postmistrov-
sky urad, slouzila v mem sv1i
posledn1 den. "Nemam zadne-
no politovanf, re opoustfm DO
stovn1 sluzbu", pravila abaty-
Sc dominikanskeho klaStera q
riditelka sanatoria sv. Josefa.
"Stryc Sam byl laskav Ike
mne a rada bych setrvala v DO
stovn1 sluzb6 az Pan mne DO
VIOLA dom1. Jezto vSak zakon
vyzaduje vzdanf sc ufadu DO
dosazen1 70 let veku, rada tax
clnimP Svuj postmistrovsky
lrad zastavala cd r. 1898.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Mlada matka Sc zastSelila.

V Lincoln, Nebraska, Sc "a
stfelila 3Oleta Winona P. Sto-
gi a policii bylo sdeleno, re to
nejsp1se ucinila v navalu "a
dumcivosti. Pred nekolika me-
slci Sc musela podrobiti cisaf-
skemu rezu pTi narozenf jejf-
no synacka. Cd tie DOLBY byla
stale zadumciva. V nemocnici
zemTela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

la verejnost zpravu, z nfz wy
chazf ma jevo, re prijmy jed
notlivc1 v r. 1889 byly $685.
zoe, O0O,O0 u porovnanf Sc
S66,30O,O 600, 900 v roce 1898.
Je to O 5 procent vice. C1slice
z r. 1889 jest vsak znacne nizsf
neil rekordnf 1roven z r. 1929
kdy pffjem jednotlivcG cinil
$82,7OO,O 900, 900. Poukazuje
Sc vsak, re vzhledem k nizsi
cenove 1rovni r. 1899, rozdfl
v pTijmu v techto rocfch nen1
tax velky jak by Sc zdalo po-
die c1slic.
- Mistopresident John N.
Garner zahajil svou kampan
proti tfetf lhGte presidenta
Roosevelta. Garner, ktery je
,jedinym demokratickym kandi
datem beze vsech "kdyby a je-
stlize'', oznamil, re vstupuje
do primarek v Georgii.
Krone toho zamysl1 Sc pTi-
hlasiti do primarn1ch voleb ia
Ike v Kalifornii, Wisconsin,,
Oregonu a MONA i v Ohiu. Je-
no ornament pTislo pred sch1-
ri narodnfho demokratickeho
vyboru.
O demokratickou konvenci
Sc uchazely Chicago, Filadel-
file, Los Angeles a San Francis
co. Posledni mesto ma znac-
nou pfitazlivost: Druhy rok Wy
stavy Golden Gate Internatio-
nal Exposition, ktera pry Dude
prece jenom znova otevTena.
V pondelf rozhodnuto bylo,
re demokraticka konvence bu-
de konana v Chicago, snad ne
kdy cervenci.
- Zemedelsky department
pTedpovedel, re americtf far
mari budou m1ti vetsi pT1jem v
prvnich mes1cfch r. 1910 nez
"a tutez dobu minuleho roku.
Velke mnozstv1 zemedelskych
produkt1 jde pro domaci spo-
trebu a ceny jsou prGmerne
vySSi nez loni.
Zdrazeni mleka Dude asi pr
vnim krokem.
- John Hamilton, pTedseda
reDublikanSkehO DarOdn1hO
vyboru, odeprel jmenovati "a
stupce ma Sized Kongresu anne
ricke mladeze, ktery je polo
zen ma den II. 1nora, protoze
tato organisace nevypudila re
sveho stredu komunisticke XIV
ly.
Ma zadost Kongresu americ-
Ike mladeze pc obeslan1 sjezdu
Hamilton odpovedel:
"Dokud Kongres americke
mladeze neocist1 sc Cd komuni-
stickych zivl1, ktere die Dieso-
va vyboru jej ovladaji, nepo-
zadam zadneho republikana,
ably dcastnil Sc sjezdu teto or
ganisace. Sam osobne bych Sc
neucastnil sjezdu teto organi-
SAGE We slozen1, v jakem je
dnes a nepozadal bych nikoho
jineho, ably ucinil to, co sam
bych nemohl uciniti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

We West Union, o., Dorwin
Edgington, 26lety nadennik,
primal sc k zavrazdeni Ora
ven Groomsovych v jejich chu-
dem domove a re pax zapalil
jejich stavenf. Edgington wy
pravel, re pohnutkou jeho CT
ru bylo pomoci ST k penez1m a
re staven1 zapalil, ably zahla-
dill stopy zlocinu. Byl zatcen v
Portsmouth, O., kdyz ma sebe
upozornil utracen1m penez.
Tela obetf, Groomse, 33leteho
d jeho manzelky Gwendolyn,
38lete, byla spalena k nepozna
nj.
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MlStni Zprdyy.


Rudolph Pesko, 21lety, ma
lezen byl v 1tery mrtvy u "a
roveho kotle We Sparrows
Point v Bethlehem ocelarne. Lee
kafsky dosvedceno, re snad
zemfel pfirozenou smrti ma
sledkem plynu z kotle.
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% KANDIDATEK.

Dvacet dive zeny braly podf-
lu V pondelf ma zkouskach pro
misto superintendentky zenske
no vezenf V Jessups. Ty, ktere
Y pondell prosly s 1spechem
zkouskami, must Sc jest6 po-
orobiti 1stnim zkouskam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
NejstarSi dvoice.

V Laurel Nebrasce zemre-
la 89leta Lucy Durrie-ova, 0
nlz je tvrzeno, re byla nejstar-
81 Nebrasce narozene dvojce.
Narodila sc v okresu Sarpy,
kde byl JEFF otec prvnfm soud-
Gem. Jejf bratr James zemrel
minuleho rijna v Bellevue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

Vysslm soudem odepfena by
la We stredu nahrada $3.50
o nez Sc Sarah w. Young SOU
dila jez pTisla O oko pri hre
hockey puck" v listopadu
1888 mezi Baltimore a Her
shey ledafskymi zapasniky.