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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Salary
Boost
0kayed
District Attorney,
County Auditor to
Get More Money

The state senate local gov.
eminent committee of the
California legislature Thurs
day gave the ego signal to
a bill by Senator E. George
Luckey which would increase the
salary of the Imperial county dis
trict attorney to $4,000 a year and
the county auditor to $4,000
The committees do pass" rec
concentration was regarded as tan
tamount to passage of the bill by
the senate, since it is purely local
matter and not of state wide i'm
portance.
The bill provided that the salary
of the Imperial county auditor in
creased from $2,4OO to $4,000 a year
and that of the district attorney
from $1,000 to $4,000, the increases
to go into effect in 1912 at the begin
ming of a new term of office. The
bill prohibited the district attorney
from engaging in private practice.
The increases were recommended
by the grand jury.
Under the present setup, the dis
trict attorney can engage in private
practice in addition to his public
duties. He was allowed to do SO
because the $4,000 annual salary
was recognized as insufficient in
ducement to attract high calibre
attorney to the position unless he
could also serve private clients.
Actually, District Attorney Elmer
w. Head has had little time for
private practice, his associates
pointed out. This was one consider
alton which led to the grand jury
recommendation for salary in
crease in his office.
Another provision in the bill re-
quired that county supervisors must
file expenses for vouchers over 81
instead of collecting without COM
plete expense account of small.
items.
Still another provision clarified
the computation of mileage expenses
for trial and grand jurors serving
in Imperial county This clarified
ton must be made every two years
and is deemed routine matter re-
quired by the county government
act.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Ministers Study
School Problem

Legal use of the Bible in the
public schools and suitable recrea-
ton for young men at Camp Seeley
were discussed Thursday by men,
bers of the Ell Centre Ministerial
association.
No action was taken but arrange
mentS We're made for additional
study of these problems.
Plans were formed for entertain
ment OF the National Christian
Mission due to arrive in Imperial
valley this month and a farewell
Tor the Rev. Mr. Harold E. Doty
and Mrs. Doty before they depart
for new paStorate at Santa Paula.
Carl Schoss of the Post Press ex-
planned the most satisfactory and
interesting way for churches to
use newspapers to advertise
churches individually and as a
group.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

sure 10 ODtdlIl hlIlCdll bdoCo ID AL
creasing and that more and more
German military specialists are ap-
pearing in the French colonies.
Weygand went into conference
with Marshal Henri Philippe Petain.
London expressed doubts of Petains
ability to withstand heavy Hitler
pressure for vital French areas.
In the Balkans the struggle be-
tween Germany and Britain for the
strategic initiative went on, with
Russia still on the sidelines, despite
indications of increasing Soviet in
terest in developments.
Soviet circles appeared to have
gone ION the alert" and to have
abandoned their watchful waiting
attitude since Bulgaria has joined
the Axis.
Russian sources disclaimed knowf-
edge of troop movements in BeS-
sarabia close to the Rumanian FROM
tier or any Russian ultimatum to
Rumania concerning Black Sea
ports. Reports that Rumania has
Started troop movements in conse-
quence of the Soviet note to Bull
garia were denied by Bucharest Of
ficials.
An apparently authoritative re-
port of Hitler's message to Turkey
was transmitted by Dana Schmidt,
United Press staff correspondent at
Ankara.
Diplomats at Ankara heard that
Hitler had invited Turkey to send
high representative to Germany
to discuss closer cooperation" or as
an alternative that Turkey allow
German statesman to visit Ankara
for such a discussion.
Other points made in the note
were said to assure Turkey that
Germany entertained no ambitions
for the Dardanelles and had no
aggressive aims against Turkey and
to claim that Britain had consist
emily mistreated small nations"
including her Turkish ally.
Some panic among British and
Jewish residents was reported in
Istanbul where they were said to be
withdrawing funds from banks CO.
incident with the constant increase
in German troop concentrations
less than 100 miles away on the
other side of the Turkish forts in
Thrace.
A Turkish high military official
hoped for bad weather that would
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

Because the Danish system of
judging was used in awarding prizes
to livestock exhibitors of the All
and FLA organizations this year, top
price for beef was II cents per
pound, far below the 46 cents paid
last year. Average sale price, how
ever, was far above that of last
year. Better average prices were
also paid for swine and sheep.
Mrs. Al Kalin of the Planters
hotel in Brawley paid II cents for
Jackie Fairs choice beef animal
and the Safeway stores paid Is cents
per pound for 13 other choice ami
mails. Safeway also paid 13 cents
per pound for IL animals graded
as good.
Tom Osa commanded top price for
his choice lamb, IL cents paid by
John Drummer of the California no
tel. Top price for choice barrows
was nine cents, paid by Pacific
Land and Cattle.
Cloudless skies increased attend
ance at the fair Thursday as the
Weatherman offered perfect condiA
tons for the first time since the
exposition opened last Saturday.
Thursday was also South End
day and Mexicali Chamber of Com
merce day. Fridays schedule was
to feature the Japanese program
Friday night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Appointment Curb
Bill Considered

SACRAMENTO, March 6. CUP)-
A constitutional amendment requir-
ing state senate confirmation of ap-
pointments by the governor, eX-
pected to be one Of the hot partisan
issues of the session, was set for
hearing tonight by the senate gov
ernmental efficiency committee.
Senator Jess Mayo, Angels Camp
Republican and frequent critic of
Gov. Culbert Olson, was author of
the measure. All appointments
would be subject to the advice and
consent of the senate except secre-
taries and other employees of the
governor, and any positions specifi-
cally exempted by the legislature.
Appointments made when the
legislature is not in session would
expire on the last day of the next
regular or special session of the
legislature.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Like Groundhogs, G Of G
Secretaries Out Again

Repair work in southern Cali
fornia, where winds and rain in
terrupted train service, communica-
tons lines and blocked highways,
was completed Thursday and all
main thoroughfares were opened to
motorists.
Huge waves continued to batter
beach resorts near Los Angeles early
Thursday as an aftermath of the
weekend storm, but the weather
bureau predicted comparatively calm
seas by Thursday night.
The storm, which brought nearly
three inches of rain to Los Angeles
over the weekend and threatened
damaging floods in central Califor-
MIA, moved eastward causing snow
through most of the north central
states and a general rain in Arizona.
AS much as eight inches of snow
was reported in parts of Kansas
and Nebraska and caused heavy
rainfall in Texas and the southern
plain states. Points along the gulf
and south Atlantic coast reported
colder weather. Local SHOWS COW
cred parts of the Rocky mountains.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Committee 0kays
Big Navy Bill

WASHINGTON, Mar. 6. (UP)-
The house naval affairs committee
today approved a bill authorizing
a naval force of 100000 men, IL, 760
officers and 10000 marines.
1t is part of the two-oceah navy
expansion plan that will swell the
fleet manpower to more than $780,
600 by 1947.
Rear Admiral Chester w. Nimitz,
chief of the bureau of navigation,
told the committee the navy ex-
pected to fill its increased billets
by siX-year enlistments and would
not take conscripts except as last
resort. He said the bill approved
today would fill the needs of the
fleet until the end of the 1912
fiscal year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
SpOOkS on Water


Anyone who believes water will
run uphill may find a sympathetic
partisan by contracting one Bill Max
we'll Bill will probably welcome him
with open arms and so will John
Cook Bill and John have felt a bit
lonely since they saw a phenomenon
on the tennis court this week.
1t came about just after a rain
shower while Bill was pensively
surveying a water puddle, wondering
if it was worth while to sweep the
court clean. AS he watched, the pud-
die bulged and started flowing to-
ward the west!
There was no apparent reason.
! One minute it was peaceful pud-
ole and the next minute the puddle
was heading for the great open
spaces!
This is something for the master
minds of SCIENCE" Bill reasoned
nervously and fetched Cook, physics
prof, to learn his opinion.
First Cook said it was the wind.
But the wind was going in the OPP
posite direction. There wasn't a
chance of a back current, either.
Only solution he could give was a
rising of the earth's surfaced
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

WASHINGTON, Mar. 6. (UP)-
Sen. Sheridan Downey, D., Calf,
today urged prompt enactment of
the lend-lease bill to fulfill the all
out aid to Great Britain for which
1--WE, as nation, have morally COM
mitted ouselves."
"We have told the British people
with a hundred deeds and dec
larations that we will furnish them
with the means of defense; and
their men, their women, and their
children have sealed that under
standing with their BLOOD" he said.
IF we retract our pledge at this
late hour, we shall have to answer
not only to the embittered living,
not only to the deluded dead but
to our own offended conscience"
Downey resorted to a unique
method of getting his views on the
pending bill into the record. He
released to the press letter to
his son, Richard, which he plans
to introduce into the congressional
record later today.
He wrote his son that he feared
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Wounded Man
Much Improved

Condition OF Fred Taporco,
wounded in the abdomen in a
scuffle at a Broadway club, was
reported much improved Thursday
and he will probably be released!
from hospital in few days.
Taporco's two brothers, Sam and
Robert, were both in the county
Jail. The trio faces charges of dis
turbing the peace and resisting an
officer. Fred was shot by Special
Officer Archie Bratton when the
trio assertedly tried to disarm the
officer.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

transacting business which includ.
ed
City Clerk Neal Cavin's salary
was raised $25 month to a $3.50
total, the same as before the pur-
chasing department was shifted
from his office.
Authorization to Director of Pub
lie Works Walter Heinecke to build
a 1915 fence around the Eastside
water plant property, which also
will be used as storage space.
Receipt of letter from M. 0.
Best representing the lettuce ship
pers committee praising police de-
partment handling of recent labor
controversy.
Low bid of $500 for a new sedan
to be used by the police department
was accepted. The successful bidder
was Ford.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Transfers Strike
In BuiIdinq Row

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6. CUP)
-AFL Transfers went on strike
today in a dispute with the PENN
sula Building Materials Dealers as
ISOLATION of San Mateo county.
The strike was called by the San
Francisco local of the Building Ma
terial Drivers union, a Transfers
union unit. after breakdown of neg
citations for a new contract giving
the drivers one weeks paid vaca-
ton annually.
Union officials estimated at least
60 drivers responded to the strike
call.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

San Diegan TO
Direct SRA Here

Imperial county Thursday be-
came a part of SRA area No. 10
with SRA relief to be admin
stored under the supervision OF
Area Director Edward nj. Schott-
land i'm San Diego.
Ned Holmes, director of SRA
in Imperial county for several
years at press time Thursday
had received no instructions
from state headquarters as TO
the procedure he must follow
under the new arrangements.
Acting Director Ralph j.
Wakefield said the reOrganiza-
ton will save the state $4,000
every year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

Bowles said he had no announce
ment to make as to his present
plans but hoped TO live In Imperial
valley part of every year. Trey has
ranch near San Diego where his
family has lived for two years while
he committed in order TO take care
of business in the valley.
In 1926 Bowles and Trey. both
ardent amateur radio fans. put their
two amateur broadcasting stations
together, obtained license. and be-
came professional broadcasters In
pioneering venture replete with
hazards and difficulties. They first
had o bungalow station az the Trey
home at 1854 Olive avenue.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

station soon and SaiG they immed-
lately will remodel the studios at
Seventh and Main streets, Ell Centre
Thomas E. Sharp, president of
Valradio, Incorporated, is head of
KFSD in San Diego and sent Ken
meth Thornton, former member of
the KFSD staff. to serve as man.
ager of the Imperial Valley station.
Thornton said the corporation will
maintain the same valley staff ard
add one additional person. Leroy
Belwood of Brawley. Members OF
the staff are Mrs. Harry Hovey,
Stillman Badger. anG James Coin.
The former owners will not remain
on the staff.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

reduced plant pressures from SO
pounds to 81 without materially
lowering pressure in the mains. He
indicated that when demand in
creases, the plant pressures will
have to go back to As polnds.
With operation of the Eastside
tank, however, he expected pres
sures in that vicinity could be much
improved even without the high
plant pressure.
Cut back to the old rate was not
expected to make a noticeable diff
ference at the homes.
The council convened As minutes
late because of lack of quorum.
Councilmen P. l.. Moore and Her.
bert Fawcett were absent. The
board adjourned at midnight after
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

California chamber of commerce
secretaries, unreported for the past
three months, came out of hiding
Thursday because the weatherman
predicted at least four days of
cloudless skies for most Pacific
coast areas.
AS far as could be determined by
meterologists the series of winter
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

California in preparing the state
park survey of 1923, Fleming said.
For many years, Fleming said, he
worked with Robert Hays, secretary,
w. A. Tondro, H. r. Anderson,
members of the Ell Centre chamber
of commerce, Randall Henderson,
publisher, and others in advocating
extension of the desert state park.
He was en- route to San Diego
to confer with advocates and OPP
ponentS of the plan in that county.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

storms, which dumped record
rainfall in nearly all sections of
California, had reached the end
of it's string Thursday, but OBJ
servers hesitated to guarantee more
than four days of sunshine.
For Imperial Valley the forecast
was clear Thursday and Friday with
variable winds.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
A Challenge

A Challenge
It comes to RR's attention that
that low columnist who hides under
the nom de plume of Benchwarmer
has taken notice of coming golf
duel between Joe Golden and
Sherman Eldridge.
He has taken notice to the eX-
tent of supporting Golden while
virtually ignoring Eldridge, which
\ offends our sense of fair play.
Therefore, if the BW would like
to consider little wager on the
side, RR will take Eldridge :.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
D AM n LII,
~ EPORTER
Long Way Round

About 7 am. the other morning
the door of DR.. Claude Peters res
idence opened and the doctor en-
erged kit in hand. Brisk and bllsl-
nesslike, Pete climbed into his auto
mobile, started the motor and drove
off.
A few minutes later Pete came
driving back, lickety split.
Must have forgotten something!
a bystander unused.
Pete had forgotten something, all
right. He'd forgotten where he was
going. The call was 10 a patient
next door!
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Pressure
Must Be Reduced

Ell Centre water pressures must be reduced to the for
rate as soon demand arrives because the
pumping plant lacks capacity to maintain them members
of the city council informed Wednesday night.
City Engineer Ralph Congreve reported that shortly
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
That'll Stop It.

That1l Stop It
If this works, we're in favor of
it.
Three-year-old Lee Fitzhugh was
in a huff Wednesday morning when
informed that he could not play
outside because of rainy weather.
Scowling, he went to work with a
pad and pencil announcing:
I'm going to make a weather
man and let 1t rain all over him!"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
s. D. Radio Owners
Buy Station kxO

Frank Bowles and Earl Trey sold KXO, Imperial Val
eys first radio broadcasng station which they established
in 1926, and Monday will renquish their holdings to the
Varado corporation of San Diego they announced Thurs
day. The hope to increase the power of the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
'Weysond Confers
With Petuin as
Pressure Grows
Berlin Sending Military Specialists
Into French Colonies Where Nazis Want
Bases to Launch Big Blow at Britain
. BY UNITED PRESS

Gen. Maxine Weygand, supreme French commander
in Africa flew to Vchy Thursday and belief increased
that Adolf Hitler hopes to time African stroke stimuli
taneously with Balkan thrust London heard Naz pres
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Junior iVeStock
Nets Over $4,000
Top Price Drops But Average Increases
As al Club. Future Farmers Groups
Put Animals on Auction at County, Fair

IMPERIAL, March 6.-The auction sale ring became
the attraction center at the 18th annual showing of the
Imperial county fair Thursday junior stockmen sold
than $4,000 worth of beef pork and lamb the hoo
to valley and coast BUYERS
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Out of the Ranks

Out of the Ranks
The way AL Bisgard Frances
around, you'd think he'd played Bay
View in the handicap!
II feel so good" he explained.
"Now that Will Lee Tackett is in the
highway patrol I'm not the rookie
any more"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

/. V. Lettuce: Demand very good. |
market stronger. Carloads fob. |
cash track SIS S1.354l 50-i.85.
LA. hay u. S. No. I, Nv. Si6.50-17
No. 2 S13-13.50; Mpls Sept. flax
S1.601s.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
ZAJETf MA TRAVNfK
STALO S127.oO.

Lisie Chilcoat, 35leta, odsou-
zena byla ku placen1 $127.90
re zajela automobilem ma trav-
nix v delce Al stop v pondell v
noci. Ku pokute odsouzena by
la ma Fullerton policejni stani-
eli. Sergeant, William Sims.
jenz il zatkl, udal, re vsedla dc
automobile Roberta Lawson
Willow avenue bez dovolen.
majitele, re pfejela travn1k pa
tT1c1 Henry Frey ma rohu Belai1
road a Slade avenue az konec
ne zarazila pred domem Freye
Chilcoat odsouzena byla, Il
ffdila automobil kdyz byla OPT
la a re tento vzala bez dovo
len1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
Til hasici usmrceni.

Tfi hasici byli zaduseni a pet
dalsich poraneno neb premoze-
no dymem pfi obrovskem po-
zaru tovarny ma dfevene bed
nicky, ktery Sc rozpoutal v "a
vode firmy Chicago Mill and
Lumber, $40 sew. Ogden ave.
Nez byly dobre zivene plameny
privedeny pod kontrolu, made
laly skody "a vice jak 1915, 600
K mistu pozaru Sc sjelo vice
jak As hasicskych sborI a hast
81 vrhli spousty vody do plane
nj, ably je zdolali.
Pozarn1 marsal Michael Cor
rigan pravil, re ohen vznikl We
hromade paplru ma nizslm po-
diazf tovarnf bIdcvy pax W
h..ch drevenfho prachu ma dru-
hem podlazl. Tovarna je dvou-
! atrova a zdtni budova M
2h0 stop pritel: ma Ogden ave
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
AUTOMOBILY.

George Knapman, 65lety z
w. Lexington ulice, zemrel v
nemocnici pc zranenf, jez utr-
pei automobilem pTi pTechaze-
nj Monroe ulice a Lexington.
Automobil rfdil cernoch, Louis
Smith, 39lety re Silver Spring,
Md. Zemfel We zdejsl nemoc-
nici.
- Ma manevrech Druhe ar
mady We statu Tennessee usmr-
cen byl vojak, Martin Orwan z
Fort Meade. Usmrcen byl tru-
KEN. Sergeant, Fred Mander-
vile tez z Fort Meade, byl tez-
ce zranen.
- John R. Cook, 20 rokn sta
ry z chlapecke tffdy st. Paul's
skoly, zadal zalobu ma odskod-
ne v obnosu $4,000 "a crane
nj, jez utrpel We srazce 9. cerv-
ma. zalobu podal ma Morrise
w. Franklin re 200 blocku N.
Montford avenue, majitele ia
xicabu, j1mz Cook jedouci ma
MOTORCYCLE zranen byl ma Ian
vale ulici. Taxicab jel ma chyb-
ne strane ulice. Mladiku byla
rozrazena lebka a zranen ma
mOzku.
- Tfi zraneni byli, kdyz pc
kaTsky truck sc sraZil v utery
ma Liberty Parkway v Dundalk
casne ranO.
Truck Tfzeny Williamem Pea
cher, 21letym z {. 800 N. Stree
per ulice, byl prevrzen. Auto
fidil cernoch Brady Thomas z
600 blocku E.. Madison ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
CHVAT v PRODEJI
AUTOMOBILE.

V prvnl casti tohoto meslce
zlskan byl rekord v prodeji au-
tomobiln. V prvn1ch 10 dnech
cervna prodano bylo 974 auto.
mobil1, pres polovinu vice nez-
Ii minuleho roku v teze dobe.
Mnozl prodavaci mali zaka-
eek tolik, re nebudou je mocl
vyplniti snad az behem nekoli,
ka mes1cu.
.Podobny chvat jew Sc i V il
nych pTedmetech department.
niho obchodu. Prodeje tyte
jsou asi O IL procent vetsl neil
prodeje podobne v teze dobe
roku pTedesleho.
Podobnemu chvatu test Sc
bankovni obchodovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
~MEZINARODNf LfGA
Stav KlubH
WLADISLAW TALUN ZAPA-
SITI BUDE S MILO STEIN
BORN v COLISEUM.
26. cervna.

V kTfzkovych zapasech pofa-
danych v Coliseum pT1st1 utery,
dine /. cervence Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavnim zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky
Wladislaw Talun, 3O3 Id. z Pol
ska utka sc s Milo Steinborn,
|225 Id. z Memphis, Tenn.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky ucinkujl:
Fred Legs Grobmier, ZIG
lb. z Des Moines, Ia, VS.. Joe
Devalteau, 22O 10. z Kanady.
Tommy Rae, 228 10. z Kama
dy VS.. Hans Kampher, 235 Id.
z Nemecka.
Jim Austeri, 218 ID. z Italie
VS.. Abe Coleman, 218 10. z Kan
sas City.
Dominic Serio, 1876 ID. z Bal
timore VS.. Walter "Wildman''
Zimm, 21O Id. z Polska.
zeny v prdvodu muze mali
vtsup volny v "ring side" soda
dlech. Zacatek v $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
ARMISTEAD DOMY


Vladn1 Armistead Gardens
v blizkosti Narodniho
hfbitova, nalezajf dosti robin,
jez rady by pronajaly prfbytky
tyto. Do palnoci v patek, kdy
pocftano bylo, 500 prfbytkd re
700 hotovych pro najem, pro-
najato bylo. Pr1merne denne
pronajlmano jest jich kolem
40. Pc skoncenl skoln1ho vyu-
covani ash vsechny pronajaty
budou.
Devadesat procent anebo vi
ce delnfkI ma obrannych pra.
czech pronajalo domy tyto. Mnt
ri z Mich zenatf jsou.
Domy jsou hlavne urceny PR
zT1zence Glenn l.. Martin spo
lecnosti ma Middle River a Be
tlehem Steel spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
Sebevrazda.

V Palestine spachal sebe-
vrazdu socialne-demokraticky
predak Robert We'll, ktery by]
We stare vlasti jednatelem Sva-
zu obchodnfch a soukromych
zflzencG. Mel veliky vliv ma
zalozen1 sanatoria Sanopzu. Pc
nacisticke okupaci byl zalaro-
van. Die palestinske zpravy
We'll spachal sebevrazdu v ma
valu trudnomyslnosti.