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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-15
Barclay On Bridge

aSm fell when lie saw the dummy,
upon Vests lead of the heart K.
There were apparently two losers
to be disposed of in that suit, and
no way to dispose Of them.
\ bit of study showed South q
method. After taking the first
trick with dunmy'S heart \. he
led the spade Q. covered by the *
and \. settled the trunps with
two rounds. and realized that East
was almost surely out Of red
cards. since West figured 70 have
a fve-card heart suit. II this was
so he could make his contract. by
stripping his two hands of black
cards.
SO he played to the club A,
ruffed the spade 8. tuffed the club
J III dummy. then led the spade (,
G:Scarding the heart 5. East. Of
course. had to win the spade. and
it was his lead With only black
cards. Of which South had none.
he returned 4 club. DeClarer threw
ms last heart on II md tlrMped in
the dummy. SO that he had no
more losers and made his contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-15

North anG South had a part
score Of 10. 50 that 3-Diamonds
constituted a gaue Did. North's
4-Djamonds vas therefore a mild
slam tr;'. South accepted the in
,Itation by using the Blackwood
convention. and when ms partner
."SpoaSe showed two aces. he was
.eaGV for small slam. His 4ntluisi-
Ds-.,stu...l - Tr,,ar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-15

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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
BEICHTLER HEADS

Continued from Page One
which drivers can get their foot
on a brake and off the accelera-
tor in an emergency. Municipal
police and sheriff's offices are
cooperating in urging people to
make these tests. Those tax
ing the tests are usually sur
prised at the length of time it
takes them to get into action
when they are not forewarned.
Mr.. Mill, above, is engineer of
Division 5, State Highway De-
partment. His district includes
Knox, Coshocton, Licking, Mus
kingum, Fairfield, Perry, and
Guernsey counties.
Mr.. Logue holds the position
of chief engineer of the Bureau
of Location and Design in the
state highway department. His
talk at the meeting concerned
that subject.
Pictured above is T. w. Kin
near whose official capacity is
that of chief engineer of the
Bureau of Construction. In ad-
dition to this he is dean of the
highway school.
Harry E. Neal, above, also
holds the title of chief engineer.
Through this office emanates
directional policy in the Bureau
of Traffic and Safety in the de-
partment.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21

from Wilson to Granville street;
Eighth street from Church to
Locust street; Seventh street
from West Main to Locust
street; Wilson street from Fifth
to Sixth street; High street
from Fourth West to the end Of
the paving.
The proposal was referred to
the safety committee of the
council.
Passed under rules suspension
was an ordinance providing for
the vacating of the alley in
Cradle, Clifton, and Lingafelter
addition. Petition for closing
the alley was signed by all per-
sons owning property abutting
on that part of the alley. Also
passed under rules suspension
was an ordinance permitting the
transfer of funds within the
general fund for the purchase of
new linoleum for the police de-
partment.
Committee Will Study
New Haven Sewage Plant
Upon motion of Councilmen
Lockwood a committee was ap-
pointed to study the sewage
plant now in use in the city of
New Haven, Connecticut. Coun-
cilmen who will make the trip
for first-hand observation are
Herbert Premier, James Neigh
Dor, and F. L. Stare.
Other motions introduced by
councilmen included:
Mr.. Lentz-Moved that own
ers of property at corner of
Royalston and East Indiana
streets be instructed to con-
struct a sidewalk along the
premises known as No. 168 Roy
alston (lot No. 3821. The mo-
tion was unanimously carried.
Mr.. Rehbeck-Moved for SER
vice director to investigate con-
ditions at the Maple avenue
dump. Unanimously carried.
Received and filed was a re-
port of the service committee
regarding the request of the F.
w. Woolworth Company for in
stallation of independent sewer.
The committee reported, "We
feel that the condition that ex-
lists during heavy rainfall is
a private affair"
Referred to committees were:
To Finance Committee-Re-
quest of City Engineer C. H.
Wells for finding as to avail
ability of funds for the exten-
sion of Pound street.
To Service Committee-Peti-
tion bearing ten signatures, and
requesting proper drainage ia
cilities for West Church be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets"
To Safety Committee-Re-
quest of Mrs. C. L. Sturgeon, 78
North Fifth street, for the plac-
ing of a flicker light or reflect
or at the conjunction of North
Fifth and Granville streets.
Forest Irwin, representative
Of the Huffman-W Wolfe Corpora
tion Columbus, reported that
samples are now being analyZed
from Newark sewage streams,
and that a complete estimate of
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Parking Meters
Again in SPOTLIGHT

Members of the city council
yesterday were summoned by
Mayor Glenn Wright to attend
special meeting in the council
chamber on Friday night of this
week for the consideration of
parking meter installation in
Newark. Legislation for the
purpose of installing meters
will be submitted for action, the
notification said.
The question of parking me-
ters was submitted to the coun-
Gil more than a year ago, but no
action was taken at that time
due to the strenuous opposition
voiced by the Newark Chamber
of Commerce, Better Business
Association, and Newark Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, who felt that
it would drive business out of
Newark to surrounding towns.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Decrease Noted
In Unemployment
Claims, Benefits

A decrease of 42.8 per cent in
benefit payments in February
in comparison with January tot
ais was cited this week by John
B. Gilbert, manager of the New
ark Employment Security center
branch of the Ohio Bureau Of
Unemployment comp ,nsatio /.
During February, 1898 benefit
payments, totaling $28,340.98,
were made to Newark claimants
for total or partial unemploy-
ment compensation.
New claims for unemploy-
ment compensation filed with
the Newark Employment Secur-
ity Center totaled 241 during
February, 66.6 per cent less than
in January, Manager Gilbert
reported.
Newark claimants who ex-
hausted their benefit rights lasts
month numbered 125, Manager
Gilbert said. Eligible unemploy-
ed are entitled to a maximum
of 16 weeks benefits in any So
week period, under the Ohio un-
er1L loyment.
job placements made by the
employment service division of
the Newark Employment Secur-
ity Center during February tot
aIed "a, an increase of 2O.8 per
cent over the January total, and
1872 per cent greater than in
February, 1889, Manager Gilbert
said.
A total of 877 applications for
employment were received by
the Newark Employment Secur-
ity Center during February, Gill
bert said. Of the total job appIi-
cations, 241 were by workers
who never before had registered
for work at the Newark EN-
ployment Security Center, and
636 were renewed applications.
The active file of job applicants
registered with the Newark EN-
ployment Security Center total
ed 1927 at the end of February.
Field visits to Newark employ
ers by representatives of the
Employment Security Center
totaleB135 last month.
Try a Nouark oador Want Adt
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Cochran Discusses
Firearms at Y Meet

Speaker at the regular Ys
Mems club meeting held at the
Y.M.C.A. building last Monday
evening was Association Vice
President Roy A. Cochran. A
member of the Newark Rifle
club, Mr.. Cochran brought ri
files and pistols and explained III
detail the hobby of firearms
and target practice.
The eighteenth international
convention of Y's Men will be
held at Silver Bay a. Lake
George, New York State, in
August, it was announced. Rep
resentatives from Y's Mems
chapters from II countries of
the world are expected to attend
the meetings. A committee COM
posed of Burt Pharis, Ben Fore
man, and Champe j. Stoakes
was appointed to arrange for the
local delegation.
William Yates will supervise
plans for the meeting on next
Monday.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
FALISBURY TWP.
(By ELSIE PRIEST

Nby GLAol6 ERlEolJ
Mrs. Charles Ramsey under
went an emergency operation in
the Newark City hospital last
week. She is reported conva-
lescing.
Eli Frey, Charles Frey, and
son Charles, Junior, were New
ark callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Camp and
daughter Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Farmer, John Wiley, and
daughters were callers to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
Wiley, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Priest,
and daughter Elsie spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brookover and daughter Mary
near Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Booth
and family and Eli Clark were
callers in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beckford one night
last week.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Reichert Band
Will Play for
Police Dance

Leo Reichert and his orchestra
have been engaged to furnish
music for the tenth annual po-
licemen's ball to be held Thurs
day, April A, in the ballroom of
the Elks club. In addition to
Reichert's program of ballroom
dancing, square dancing will be
provided. Both will begin at 9
p. m. and last until 1 o'clock.
Proceeds from the dance will
go toward the purchase of two
radio equipped patrol cars for
use in the department. Clyde
G. Hupp is general chairman of
the dance committee.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Five Otterbein
College Students
Aid Church Rally

Five Otterbein college students
were in Newark Monday evening
to take part in the Young Peo-
pies Spring Rally at the First
United Brethren church. Rex
c.. Smith, ministerial student
from Johnstown, gave the main
address of the evening.
Miss Virginia jeremiah, who
represented Otterbein in a recent
state oratorical contest for wom-
en-, at Tiffin, gave dramatic
reading. Last year Miss Jere-
miah won first place in the an
nual Russell defamation contest
among Otterbein underclassmen
and second place in the state
contest in dramatic reading.
Robert Heffner, Dayton sop
homore and winner of district
and state vocal honors, sang. A
baritone, he is a member of the
Otterbein choir and the mems
glee club.
James Grabill, freshman and
son of Prof. Glenn u. Grablll,
director of the Otterbein Con-
servatory of Music, played the
violin. He is a member of the
college "Stringed Choir" or
chestra of stringed instruments.
Both Heffner and Grabill were
accompanied by a Middletown
sophomore, Paul Shartle. When
he graduated from Middletown
high school in 1887, Shartle, a
National Honor society student,
was awarded first honors in mu-
sic in his class. He is a member
of the Mems Glee club, the 40
piece college band, and the choir.
Rev. A. B. Cox is pastor of
the church.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
S. A. Anderson Bids
For Democratic O. X.

Samuel A. Anderson, Newark,
will make a bid at the May IA
primaries for the Democratic
nomination as representative
from the seventeenth congress
ional district. Anderson filed
his petition shortly before the
deadline last week in Mansfield.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Otterbein Students
Name EldOn Shauck
To Y. M. C.. A. Office

Eldon Shauck, 19-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Shauck,
1879 West Main street, has been
elected vice-president of the Ot-
terbein college Y.M.C.A. to
serve for the 1940-41 year. He
is a sophomore honor student at
the college and previously serv-
ed as program chairman of the
organization.
Shauck is also headline edi-
tor of the Tan and Cardinal, Ot-
terbein newspaper, and is a
member of the college choir. He
is majoring in the social
sciences. He was graduated
from Newark high school in
1888 where he was a member of
the honor society, the German
club, and the "Reveille" staff.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21

He was graduated from Den
ison university and spent one
year at Ohio State university.
He made his first successful
campaign and was elected to the
Ohio assembly in 1884. He won
reelection two years later, but
was defeated in his bid for a
third term.
Anderson was an active COM
mitteeman while serving in the
legislature, and drafted sever
al measures which later were
enacted. He was chairman of
the highway committee and a
member of the finance commit
tee for four years.
He is married and lives at
1895 Evansdale avenue.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS
MRS. JULIA GLECKLER

A birthday surprise party was
arranged Thursday evening by
Carl Gleckler honoring his wife,
Mrs. Julia Gleckler of near Re-
form.
Oyster supper was served.
The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gleckler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mizer, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Gleckler, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hoyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Gleckler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hogel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Gleckler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Caggett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Kincado, Charles Gleck-
Ter, Misses Martha Gleckler,
Eva, Ethel, Gladys Marsena,
and Edna Mae Gleckler, Twila
Mizer, Isabella Mccullough and
Elizabeth Rowe, Mrs. James
Gleckler, Charles, Orie and Paul
Gleckler, Carroll Mizer, Harold
Hogel, William Reynolds, Paul
Osburn, Frederick and Franklin
Gleckler.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
NOMINATE DIRECTORS
FOR ROTARY CLUB

Nominated as directors in the
Newark Rotary club at the
Tuesday luncheon in the Ward
en- hotel were: w. l. O'Bryan,
John Hornby, Darrell Jones,
James Slayter, Thomas Rolph,
Roderic M. Jones, Harold Jay,
Herbert Ross, DR.. w. S. Stew
art Sedgwick, Harry Arnold and
James Young. Of the group,
five will be elected at an April
meeting.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
MOVIES SHOWN AT
p. T. A. GATHERINGS

Motion pictures depicting the
club and athletic programs of
the Y. M. c. A. We're shown last
night at the P. T. A. meeting of
Hazelwood school. A second
showing of the films will be
made at Riverside school this af-
ternoon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
Lee Brooke Seeks
Court Clerk Post

Lee D. Brooke, member of the
business firm of Phillips and
Brooke, Mt. Vernon road, in
business here for the past 18
years, filed his nominating pc
tition for the office of clerk of
courts with the board of cleo
tions last Friday. Mr.. Brooke
is a Republican.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Layton Brewster, for
merly Lillian Beck, Mt. Vernon
road, left Wednesday morning
for her home, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Brewster was in Newark
to attend the funeral of her
father, George Beck.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21

cost of operation and proposed
sketches for a sewage disposal
plant will be ready by the next
meeting of the group.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21

Leland C. Korb, who has been
confined to the City hospital
with the flu, was removed to his
home Monday.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-21
VANATTA
(EliZa beth ROWe)

NLIIZdUCIH INOWCJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gleckler
were Monday callers on Asa
Rowe and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn
and son Richard called on D. W..
Dunn Saturday evening.
Elizabeth Rowe and James
Gleckler spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mizer of
near Frazersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Mckinney
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Mason of He
bron.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Navstevnici Floridy utrati
900 miIionHG.

Poole vypoctu statnfho no
telniho komisaTe navstevn1ci
Floridy letosnf zimy utratf asi
$1,288,000 denne "a potravu a
asi $1,196,O 0 kazdych "a no.
din "a sv6 pobavenf dobe pc
tim6s1cnf zimn1 seZony.
Statnf hoteln1 komisar take
odhaduje, re celkova 1trata
t6chto n~avstevnfkG Dude obna-
seti asi $69O,OO0, 900 v sezone
1939-40, coz by bylo asi
S4,600,000 denne.
z toho ma ubytovan1 pTipa-
da pry asi 100000 denne, ma
cestovan1 $828,OO0 a ma RUNE
vydan1 $368,00 denn6.
"Dostavame denn6 zpravy
O stale stoupaj1c1m turistickem
ruchu, smeruj1c1mu do nasehc
statu." pravil komisaT, "a pod
lie vsech znamek lie ocekavati.
re nastavajfcf sezona jednou z
nejkrasnejsfch V historic sta
statu bude."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
14lety chce pomoci FinGm,
utekl rodine.

We Proenix, Arizona, 14lety
Larry Baker pov1dal svemu Of
CT lekarnikovi, re w ma dosti
tie polovicatosti, S jakou spo-
jenci a Spoj. Staty podporujl
Finsko V jeho hrdinnem odpo-
ru proti vybojnemu sovetske-
mu Rusku.
Otec, Sam Baker, netuse, jak
opravdove to jeho mladicky
syn mysli, souhlasil S MIN. Ra-
no ma to otec nalezl nasledujl-
CT l1stek cd Larryho:
"Jdu ma valecnou frontu do
Finska. Pros1m, nehlaste mne,
re .jsem pohfesovan." \
Larry byl drive studentem
We vojenske skole a je zejme-
ma nadsen pro leteckou sluz-
bu. Krone toho ma take
"svou vlastn1 hlavu", jak pra-
vii jeho otec, ktery pozadal
policii, ably Sc pc zmizelem no.
chow poohledla. Pravil, re
kdyby byl stars1, re by nedbal,
kdyby Sc opravdu dostal do
Finska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Kteri xiii.

Jednou z otazek, kterou We
da v poslednf dobe zkoumala,
.je take souvislost mezi teles-
nou vahou a dlouhovekost1.
Krmili mysi mlekem a bllym
chlebem, a rozdelili do dvou
skupin, do hubene a tucne, kite
re ODE byly postaveny jedu
bakterif, a to kTecoveho toxi-
nu. Vysledkem bylo, re 1mrt-
most tucnych zvfrat byla vzdy
podstatne vetsi nez hubenych.
I pokusy S alkoholem mely tyz
resulat. To ostatne souhlasl sc
statistikami pojistoven, vyka-
zujic1ch vetsf 1mrtnost thus
tych nez stfhlych. Ma pr. u
mfraj1 ma cukrovku v pomeru :
l hubeny, 5 normaln1ch a 20
tlustych. z 10 st1hlych lidi We
veku 80 let dosahne 9 veku go
let, kdezto z 10 tloustfkG do
SALINE tohoto veku jen 6. O.
vsem, nesmfme z toho vyvozo-
vat, re st1hlost v kazdem pf1-
pade propdjcuje delsl zivot
nez korpulence, nebot Zde hra
je podstatnou ulohu take typ
telesne stavby a konstituce
cloveka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
OHNE.

We Worcester, Mass, ctyfi
zeny a muz prisli o zivot pr
pozaru, ktery znicil ctyrpatro-
w cinzak v srdci mesta. Jsou
to tTi svobodn6 sestry fora A.,
Jean E. a Rena D. Nordstro-
movy, ktere V stTedn1m Masa-
chusettsu byly znamy jake hui
debnice, dale Miss Anna H,
Hydock a George Thompson,
MATTEL restaurantu. Policie
sOudf, re pozar byl zalozen,
jezto poslednf mesfc v temze
bloku vypukly tTi podezfele
pOzary.
V Aberdeen, Wash, "a
vod Aberdeen Plywood Co byl
znicen ohnem, ktery zpdsobil
skody asi "a 100000. z tro-
SEX spaleniste byla ~vytazena
mrtvola neznameho muze,
kdezto tTi d6ln1ci Sc pohTesuj1.
Prudky dest pomoh hasicGm,
re sc plameny nerozslrily ma
sousedn1 stavenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08

je lehka telesna prace, telo-
cvik a sport. Nikdy Sc nepTe-
pracovati, zejmena ne caste,
protoze tim trpf nervova Sou
stava a oslabi Sc dusevnf Gin
most. Tomu vsemu Sc predeide
1celnym rozdelenlm prace:
praci test vykoname, kdyz
jsme dusevn6 svezf. jakmile Sc
cftfme unavejs1, sahneme pc
praci lehc1.
= Die censovni ~statistiky,
je patrno, re pocet porodd We
Francii je v6tsf. Tento zjev
bylo lie pozorovati V mes1cfch
dubnu, kvetnu a cervnu r.
1889, ackoli soucasne pocet
manzelstv1 klesl. Ia tn dobu
bylo uzavfeno 2,606 snatkG
o 1924 a wrist porodG 0 402
IL srovnan1 S tour dobou r.
1888.
= Sir John anderson, brit
sky ministr vnitra, povsimnul
ST, jak BRITISH obcane byli pre-
kvapeni mad svobodou a vol
nostl, pomern6 dosti znacnou,
ktere sc stale test 1880 Mem
CT a RakusanG We Velke Brita-
nil.
Nasledkem toho ministr An
derson oznamil, re britske L.
fady cd %nynejska zostr1 svdj
dozor a utuz1 kontrolu mad
vsemi nepratelskymi cizinci,
ktef1 Sc nal6zajf zemi.
Britska policie, jakoz ! inte-
ligentni departmenty britsk6
armady byly vazn6 znepokoje-
ny mad shovfvavosti vGci t9mto
nepratelskym ciizncGm. Nebot
z celkoveho poctu $4,000 osob,
jez byly vysetrovany, pouze
500 cizincG bylo az doposud
internovano.
= Sovetsky diktator Josef
Stain je vazn6 nemocen. De-
pese prav1, re prof. Eettinger,
znamy rakousky s~peclalista,
byl povolan do Moskvy.
" hygienickem dstave
ma universite V Curychu byly
provadeny zaj1mave pokusy,
jejichz 1celem bylo zjisteni
rychlosti traven1 r6znVch dru-
hi potravin. M6Ten byl pre-
devs1m cas-, jak dlouho RUNE
potraviny a napoje zdstavaj1 v
lidskem zaludku. TAX bylo
ma pr. dokazano, re houska I'd
stava V zaludku dele nez kus
!. bileho chleba, ackoliv jsou oba
skoro re stejneho tesla. Vaj1c-
ka varena ma mekko zGstavaj1
| V zaludku krats1 dobu nez ma
, tvrdo. Pokud Sc tyce napojd,
, bylo konstatovano, re SO kry-
chlovych centimetrd kavy (ko-
| fix kavy) zdstava V zaludku
asi 80 minut, cafe asi stejne
: dlouho, mleka Al minut, piva
: At minut, kakaa 50 minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Kradli ceky WPA.

Celia rada kradezl cekG pro
delniky WPA Dude pravdepo-
dobne ro~zresena zatcenlm
dvou muz1, jak pravi policie v
Bloomington, I'll.
Zatceni byli: Frank Truchom,
81 a Frank Plue, 20 let starry.
Plue byl zatcen prvn1 a pri W.
slechu Sc primal, re promenil
eek, patriot Williamu I. Shep-
herdovi, otci osmi d6t1 a udal
Truchona. [ tento Sc primal,
re rozmenil pet ceku. Oba do
znali, re kradli ceky z postov-
Mich schranek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08

tabOry, kde muzi a zeny mOhli
by byti drzeni pc cely zivot =
bez zaruky a bez prilezitosti
odvolan1 - jsou navrhovany v
predloze, kterou poslanecka
snemovna prijala a senatn1
pravni vybor odporucil prizni-
We.
TAX drastickou je tato pred
loha, re mohli by byti zadrze-
nj ma ~neurcito neobcane, kter1
pred 10 neb Is lety behem pro
hibicnf cry byli odsouzeni "na
rok a den" do zalafe pro dr.
zebnost lfhovin.
Tato a jine proticizinecke
predlohy jsou tax stylisovany,
re molly by byti vylozeny v
tom smyslu, re podlehal by
deportaci cizinec, jenz nalezel
k nejake radikalni organisaci,
treba jenom jeden den, neb
odporucoval jakoukoli zmenu
V americkych zakonech.
Jesse Jones, odministra-
tor federalnich pGjcek, ozna-
mil, re banka pro export a i'm
port prikazala $20,000,0 900 ia
ko dalsf pdjcku pro Finsko,
p1jcila SIS, 100000 Svedsku a
$40, OOO,0 900 Norsku.
Jones pravil, re ddvernici
banky jednali, kdyz president
Roosevelt jej uvedomil, re po-
depfse pTedlohu o zvysenf ka-
pitalu banky o $1OO,O0O,00O.
Pujcek mGze byti uzito pou-
re k nakupu We Spojenych Sta
tech a zadne casti penez nesmi
byti pouzito k zakoupen1 zbra-
nj a valecneho materialu VII
bee.
- Senator Robert Reynolds.
demokrat z North Carolina.
zadal v senate, ably 1redn1ci
administrace rekli americkyn
farmarGm, co hodlaj1 ucinit
vzhledem k anglicke a fran
couzske discriminate americ-
kych zamedelskych vyrobkI
Pravil, re nenf doba vhodn$
pro tajnosti.
= Kongresnfk Adolf j. Sa.
bath, demokrat z Chicago &
predseda vyboru ma pravidla Y
dome zastupcG pozadal kon.
gres We dvou resoluc1ch, ably
president byl zplnomocnen We
novati S25, 10000 ma potravi
ny a odev pro stradaj1cf oby
vatele Polska a Ceskosloven
ska.
V onech dvou Sabathovycl
resolucich Sc uvadf, re SIS, 00(
900 by bylo ma pomoc Polskl
a O,O0O,O 900 ma pomoc Ces
koslovensku. Rozdelen1 tett
pomoci potrebnym lidem V 0
mech dvou zem1ch, nalezaj1
cfch Sc nyni pod CHI nadvla
dou, mel by ma starosti Ameri
cky Cerveny kr1z.
President Roosevelt "a
cal 4. brezna svGj osmy rok
Bilem Dome. Zacal den nav
stevou bohosluzeb, zrovna ia
ko ucinil v r. 1888.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Zakouril 81.

V Portage, Wisconsin, Der
Harvey, 51lety mladenec, ma.
lezen byl V horfcf farme mrte1
a smrt byla zavinena zaduse.
MIN. serif pravi, re pred spa.
MIN 81 V posteli zakouril, usnu.
pokryvky Sc vznaly a v nasta.
lem kouri sc udusil a potion
plameny castecne znicily sta
ven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Velke vejce.

Bfla leghornka ma farme
Geoffreye Hollanda We Valid
ron snesla vejce, majfcf v OBJ
vodu 8 a til ctvrti palce a va
zlci pet uncl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Til dsti uhorely.

V Holderness tri deti uhofe-
ly v malem, dvousvetnicovem
domku, zatfm CO zdeseni rodi-
&c nemohli sc k MIN dostati
plameny. Byly to til roxy sta
ry Roy, Moryn, Is meslcd a
Betty Ann, Z mes1c1 stara, de-
ii manzel1 Paulovych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08

V LOndyne HepZlbah
Wythe, ktera byla ustanovena
prvn1 postmistryn1 v Britanii,
odesla ma odpocinek pc 70le-
te sluzbe. Je jiz "a roxy sta
ra.