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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Olympus Tuesday afternoon IN ire
interests Of eE.slation affecting
E Tacoma
Charlie Atwood. baron II the
West End. vas victim q non
thinking The other dsy. Lost =
soft drak bet when he insisted
= pound Of feathers was lighter
than = pound of cad
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. q. T.
Bortle Of Tacoma soon VIII make
Their home IN Bremerton. where
Lieut. Comdr. Bortle vii assume
his new duties in the navy yard.
Howard Greer. former Tacoma
youth who has been signed BY the
San Diego Padres. returned 10 his
home toNn the other day TO visit
some OF rs old comrades.
Jack McClstchey was guest at
a party given BY Edgar Mullen and
John Stratton prior TO his enter
ing the navy. in which he hopes
TO become a skilled machinlst.
Eddie Roberts. once knockout
weller boxer Of Tacoma who went
to the aaichts. came up from San
Francisco this week 70 visit his
mother ard brothers here. Looks
as young as when ne was boxing
a decade or more ago.
W. X. Crisler was sworn in as
bailiff IN federal court Tuesday.
He succeeds Frank q. Pahle. who
went TO superior Court Judge DO
seph A. Msllery's court.
Miss Patricia snyder. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Snyder, FOL
So. J st. VIII complete her initia-
ton requirements for Delta Theta.
Marylhurst college dramaties hon.
orsry. by appearing in a one-act
play at the college Friday. She is
a graduate of Aquinas academy.
Tacoma
Floyd Martin, l6. Of 120 So. Saith
st. Wednesday had to postpone his
trip 10 Seattle. He made the mis-
take Of lighting a match to see if
there was any water in his gas
tank. The tank exploded, scorch-
ing his face and burning off his
eye brows. The youth was taken
to the County hospital about 5 a
m. He was able to 60 home after
first-aid.
Congressman John NJ. Coffee re-
ports recent visitors al his office
in Washington, D. c., were Mrs.
II. r. Hunt, Tacoma. and Miss
Evelyn Bigley. Gig Harbor, the lat
ter now employed in the war de-
partment.
Business men along Sixth ave.
Wednesday were wondering why
karlot Hansen, genial service sta
ton operator, was beaming with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Paul Newman Calls
School Warrants

Five sets of school warrants
have been called in by County
Treasurer Paul Newman for pres
entation AZ his office in the court
house on or after Thursday. Feb.
Is. Interest will cease on that
date.
Called In were warrants OF
school district No. s6. numbers
23si TO 1895; district ISL. numbers
s273 to 3sl7: district s42. num-
bers 10i6 10 1864: district 4. build
ing fund warrants numbers So to
IS and district 81 building fund
numbers II to IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
To Continue Land
Recording Project

Continuing work for - men
and women from the WPA pro-
fessional and service division to
complete city of Tacoma land
recording project was assured
Wednesday in an announcement
Of Carl W. Smith, state WPA
administrators.
Work includes preparing a local
Improvement district index plat
book OF unplatted city property,
also preparing and indexing q
complete instrument abstract OF
all deeds, easements. franchises
and judgments pertaining TO land
owned by the city Of Tacoma:
preparing a new ledger account
of all city-owned land being used
In the operation of municipality
owned utilities: plotting data on
city land; maps pertaining TO land
acquired by the city OF Tacoma
for public use and plotting data
on maps pertaining 10 divisions
Of land for the purpose of index
ing unplatted parcels OF land in
cluded in the local improvement
districts.
The project. sponsored by the
city. will operate in Pierce. King,
Thurston, Lewis and Mason coun-
ties.
Officials supervising the work
for their specific departments are
A. Il. Troyer. city treasurer:
Oscar Hsllberg. department OF
public works; Fred Hepp, chief
accountant. department of public
utilities, and James b. Bacon for
WPA.
The project will be financed
with $4,000 in federal funds for
labor and the sponsor will provide
1892 for supervision and ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
GUERNSEY RECORDS

Two Guernsey cows owned by
Hart & Gammeltoft of Roy, Wash,
have just finished new official rec
ords for production which entitled
them to entry in the Advanced
Register OF the American Guern-
sey Cattle club. These animals
include three-year-old Fir Ridge
Maxine 5ss165 producing 1888
pounds of milk and 547.5 pounds
Of butter fat in class f. and two
and one-half-year-old Fir Ridge
Bluebird 5i5510. producing 1o,71s.4
pounds Of milk and 1881 pounds
OF butter tat in class F.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
BARTON ". KUHN

Barton Warren Kuhn, %, Of
Tllicum. Wash. died In a local
hospital Tuesday at ITO p. m. He
WAS a native OF West Virginia, and
had lived in Pierce county 50
years. Surviving are two sons.
Sidney and Frank Of Tillicum, and
two grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Thursday at 5
p. m. from the Piper chapel. with
the Rev. Mr.. Newhouse officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were filed in
superior court here Tuesday after.
noon by Viola against Harlan
Boots and Helen ID. against John
l. INITIAL. both on grounds OF
burdensome home life.
An introductory decree was
granted 20 Twill from Wesley
Charles Landsker and snnulment
Of marriage TO Dorothy Jean from
Robert Gordon Mooney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Installation Friday
For Building Trades

New officers Of the Building
Trades council were announced
Wednesday as follows:
John Jacobs. president: Paul
Lucht. vice president; A. J. New
ton. secretary-treasurer: Wallace
Morrissette and Leonard Carlson.
conference board: r. A. Noissio,
director: Bob Carlson. Leonard
Carlson and Wallace Morrissette,
trustees.
Installation will be conducted In
the councils headquarters Friday
at 7:30 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

FUNERAL SERVICES
Mrs.. Jessie p. Bennett Thurs
dsy. ?. n from the Buckley
King chapel. Rev. A r. N. Kett-
ner officiating; entombment Taco
ma mausoleum
Perez 4. Pickard Thursday.
a m. from the Holy Cross church.
No s3d and Shirley .ts. oortege
leaving Gaffenys at $50: burial
Ft Lewis cemetery. Rosary. We'd
nesday. 80 p. m. a. IN. mortu-
AIRY.
Thomas Pamphlett Service
were held in Anaeortes. Wash.
Wednesday. under direction Of
Cassidy A. Allen.
Mrs. Henry (Rosa) Gunns-
Services were held Wednesday.
, 80 p m. from Mellinger's chapel.
Rev ". A Moore officiating. Pail
bearers Henry DeMaris. Frank
Mooney. Henry Memrick. Leonard
Blaumann. Louis LaDuke, Frank
Petoski. Burial, Mountain View
cemetery.
Mrs. John l. (Ida) CHASE
Thursday. p. m, from hellin-
gers chapel. Rev. G. A. Weber
officiating; cremation TO follow.
Andrew Jack Hansen - Grave
side services Thursday. IL a m.
in Willard cemetery at Firwood;
Rev. FIR. Anselm officiating. under
direction Of Tuell. Pailbearers will
be Carl Swanson. James Clark,
Clarence Togo. Joseph Simmons,
Lun kutz and Peter squally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Clash Enlivens
Senate HEARING
Tax Group Leader.
Solons in Argument

OLYMPIA Il clash between
Sen. n. ?. Atkinson. King. and
Floyd oles. State Taxpayers ssso-
citation secretary. over the states
financial situation enlivened y
senate revenue and taxation COM
nittee hearing Tuesday night.
Oies advised the committee that
Gov. Arthur p. Lsnglie's tax pro-
gram was adequate TO meet needs
Of initiative l4l and other govern
mental costs. Atkinson took ex-
ception 10 his statements. assert
ing the program would fall far
abort of raising enough money.
He demanded q further op-
portunity 20 grin Oles In his
statements and Sen. A. VI.
Muffin. Yakima. who also
claAhed with Atkinson. said
the committee would hear
Oles again wednesday after
noon.
oles warned the committee not
% enact any drastic state tax
measures because of the stringent
federal taxes soon TO descend on
the taxpayers TO pay cost Of the
huge national defense program.
Atkinson announced he would
file 4 resolution in the senate 10
put initiative i4i, In slightly re-
vised form, on the ballot In
November. 1912. His resolution
would prevent amendment OF
modification of the initiative for
another two years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
csu|d lIespsira Drink 4 Pearl
Win Sjomafh Ulcer Pains!

An intriguing story OF Cleopatra 10 the
ere whsre an Admirer praised the beauty
81 two Of her pearls. whsrsupen she
dropped one into q glass Of vine and
drank H. She would hardly have done
this had she suffered sfter-ssting pains
Those who are distressed With stomach
or ulcer pains. indikestion. Gas pains
hearfhnrn. burning sensation. hlost and
other conditions caused By sac~s acid
should try q ssc box Of udks Tablets
They must help or money refunded At
efuE stores eserywhere. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Longshoreman Held
As Drunken Driver

Ed Shafer. %2-yesr-old Tacoma
longshoreman, of 272i So. Wilke-
son, was in the county Jail Wednes-
day charged with drunken driving.
Bail WAS set at $3.50 by State Pa
trolman Ed Robinson who made
the arrest at $50 Tuesday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

smiles A little investigation re-
vesled Il vas Hansens 2eth birth
day.
Feb. Z has been set aside by
the nation as a time To observe
the birthdste OF = great Ameri-
can. but 10 Wayne ana Joan
stevens. 1862 Ia. Howe ST. ages
10 and eight, respectively, il
means slightly more than that,
for they also observe their birth
day on the same date.
L. 1. Thompson, well known Ia
coma lawyer and former attorney
general Of this state. will speak al
the Thursday noon meeting Of the
Lions club at Hotel Winthrop. His
subject will be The Lend Lease
Bill"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Why We Observe
Valentine S Day

Memo 70 SWesthesrts: Friday
i St Valentines dsv.
And Z YOU want 10 know Why
voa send those pretty pledges -
hin or her the museum ~ the
CITY Of NeW York saws it, be-
cause the ancient Romans believed
Feb = Was the dsv on which
the birds began n mate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
BIRDS SLEEPING HABITS

Birds sleep in great many
ways. Some sleep on the water,
some standing up. and some sleep
hanging by their claws. using
their stiff tails as a brace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
MRS. JENNIE CuNDy

Mrs. Jennie Cundy, 81, died
Tuesday at <:3o p. m. at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs Ivsr Row
land. 4316 Fawoett ave. with
whom she had been visiting. She
came TO Tacoma from California
three weeks ago. Mrs. Cundy WAS
born In Iron Mountain. Wis. She
was q member Of the Grand Inter
national auxiliary OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. and
OF the Church OF the Foursquare
Gospel. Other than Mrs. Rowland,
she leaves three sons. James II. of
Seattle. Allen J. OF Richmond.
Calf. and William C. Of Monterey,
Calf; two daughters, Mrs. Walter
A. Smith Of Los Angeles and Rev.
Jennie Clndy OF Wisner. Neb.; two
sisters, Mrs Art Wheratt of White
Water. Wis. and Miss May Alien
OF Milwaukee,. Wis: one brother.
Robert Allen OF Michigan. and 10
grandchildren. Buekley-king will
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
"Oue,. at the
Lincoln house
it's a bay

WHEN the pioneer Kenruoky
w countryside heard about
the blessed event in the Lincoln
log cabin this day in 1908,
America faced a diseouraging
future. A few years hence an
invading army would burn the
capital. Yet when that boy came
to be president in 81 he would
find things still more definitely
on the downerade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

II voars rot using Il SCI IL with
q Fsst-Action TINES Want Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
MRS. .oHN ". castillo

Funeral arrangements are be
ing made by the Lynn mortuary
for Mrs. Amanda caslio. so. who
died Wednesday at $50 a. m. at
her home. Ri. 2, Box i4s. Olympia
She was q native Of Minnesota and
member OF the First Presby-
terrain church in Ashland. Wis. Sur
viving are her husband. John w.
Of the home; one daughter. Mrs
J. J. McCuigan Of Tacoma: one
grandson, r. ID. Borcherdt. also of
Tacoma. and two great-grsndchIl-
dren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Bird migration - not caused by
weather conditions. The weather
merely alters the migration
schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
FRED DARRAH

Funeral services for Fred Oar
rah, 81. OF Eatonville. who died
Monday in a local hospital. will be
held Thursday at $50 p. m. from
the Estonville Community church.
with the Rev. Mr.. Beatty officiat-
ing. Burial will follow in Noun
tain View burial park, Tacoma,
under direction Of the EatonvilIe
Undertaking Co. Darrsh, a native
OF Iowa. leaves his wife, Nolsno:
two sons. Harry Of Morton and
Eddie Of Estonville, and q daugh-
ter. Helen, also of Eatonville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
MRS. ELLA CoITRI>

Funeral services for Ms. Fla
coitrin. IS. Of s3oe Ia. = 81. who
died Tuesday IN = local hospital.
will be reid Thursday ~ ?. N.
from tn. Tuen chapel. with the
Rev. II. o. Perry officiating
Burial wlii follow n Tacoma Gene
terry. Mrs. coltrin. whose name
was Ella Jane Ash prior 10 her
marriage 10 Sylvester c. coltrin
in coleville. Murro county. Cali
fornia. in 1871, vas horn in Flow
erfield. Mich. Oct. 5. 1855. When
four years old. she was brought
across the prairies In a covered
wagon oy her parents and older
brother. John Ash. She VAS
widowed in 1909. and present sur
vivors include two daughters, Mrs.
Cora Byers and Mrs Ora Rogers
Of Tacoma; seven grandchildren,
and three grest-grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Obituary Notices
FUNERAL SERVICES

Burial wirl BE- IN Mountain View
burial park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
HERE'S MORE BOUT
Main Street

STARTS on PAGE ONE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

TT WILL PAY YOU to look around COM
i pare and ride Plymouth before you
make down payment on any 1871 car!
You'll find Plymouth's ll7-inch wheel
base is longest of "All 8" low priced cars.
You'll discover new High Torque Perform
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You get a new Fashion Tone Interior. -.
Front Coil Springs. an Oil Bath Air Clean
er..nany great features that are exclusive
with Plymouth in the low price field.
Today. let your Plymouth dealer show
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Sestra PAM Masarykove
pohrbena.

Esperanto Garrigueova, ses.
ira pant Charlotty Garrigue
Masarykove, zemrela We Fall
River, Mass, We veku 70 let.
Rozena v Brooklyne, lila tam
pc cely zivot. Byla ucitelkou
hubby.
Garrigueova byla v Praze u
Masarykovych roku 1914, kdyz
byla zahajena svetova valka a
nejprve mela odjet s prvni sku-
pinou americkych obcan1 -
mezi nimiz bylo i hodne nasich
zdejsich krajanG = kterf odjiz
deli bro pc vyhlasenf valky
pres Nemecko, Holandsko a
Anglii do Spojenych Statd.
T. G.. Masaryk vsak tehdy
rozhodl, re jeho svagrova po-
jede z Prahy pozdeji. Mel sv1Gj
plan nebot vysflal v prvni sku-
pine sveho posla = JIM nebyl
nikdo jiny neil kpt. V. Voska
* Wickhamu Steedovi, a
chtel nit cd neho odpoved.
Kdyz O meslc pozdeji " "a
Fl 1919 T. G.. Masaryk prijel
Sc svou svagrovou, jfz doprova-
Eel do Rotterdamu, cekalo tam
ma neho Voskovo sdeleni. T.
G. Masaryk prozfrave nechal V
Rotterdamu jedno zavazadlo
sve svagrove, ably mel pred ra-
kouskymi urady dGvod k navra
tn do Rotterdamu a dostat dali
81 zpravy. To Sc take v f1jnu
uskutecnilo.
Mezit1m Esperanza Garrigu-
eova stastne dojela do New
Yorku a pfivezla odpoved ma
Voskovo poselstvf a move zpra-
Wy a disposice cd T. G.. Masa-
ryka new-yorske odbojove sku-
pine. TAX i ona Sc 1castnila
prvnlho naseho odboje.
Pohreb zesnule konan byl
26. kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Proti stavkam " prIGmyslu
obranv.

V Columbus O., "Synove a.
mericke revoluce zadali, ably
byl schvalen zakon, jenz by "a
kazoval stavky a vyluky v O.
brannem prGmyslu. Prijali v
tom smyslu resoluci ma konci
sve narodnf konvence.
V teto resoluci sc doporucu-
je, ably muzi, kterych Sc tykaji
takove delnick6 spory a bylo
Jim pfifceno odlozenf vojenske
sluzby, protoze jsou zamestna-
nj v prGmyslu ma obranu, byli
by znovu klasifikovani tax, ably
mOhli byti odvedeni do chime
sluzby.
Opisy resoluce byly poslany
presidentu Rooseveltovi, Gle
Mum jeho kabinetu a kongres-
n1kGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Podvodv poStou.

Nekolk Observation-Disclosures
knez1 svedcilo v Chicago prot
Walter Clinninu, bratru gene
rala John Clinnina, ktery jest
obzalovan z podvod1 pacha-
nych postou Gill pro zneuzfva-
nj posty k podvodnym dceldm.
Poole zaloby sv6dkove investo-
vail pen1ze do stvrzenek z ko-
falky ulozene We vladnfch skla-
dist1ch, ale byli podvedeni, po-
nevada seznali, re stvrzenky
jsou falesne. Poole zaloby
Clinnin temito podvody ziskal
asi $4,000. Bratr general OBJ
hajuje obzalovaneho.
Clinnin byl dan spolkovou
velkoporotou v obzalobu FARO
ven S Petrem Pinkusonem, KITE
~, kdyz byl zatcen, Sc primal
k vine a byl odsouzen ma sedm
let do kaznice a odtud byl nynf
.pfivezen, ponevadz Sc nabfdl
svedciti prot Clinninovi. Mezi
poskozenymi jest rev. Karel
Hovorka z Hopkins, Mimi, rev
Ctrobl z Bendara, Tex, a rev.
Thomas Cusham z Excelsior,
Mimi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Miliony lid We Spoj. StatGH pry
trpi podvyzivou.

v Bostonu, Paul v. McNutt,
administrator federalnfho "a
bezpeceni, vyslovil Sc, re asi
$4,000, 900 muz1 a zen a detf
We Spojenych Statech "postra-
da p~otravin, kterych je nutne
treba Ike zdrav1."
Mluvil v Narodnfm kongresu
rodicG a ucitelI. Pravil: "Je
to hlavne nasledek toho, re isou
tax chudf, re nemohou 81 kou-
pitt dosti mleka, vajec a zele-
min, ale take protoze nevedf,
jak dulezite jsou tyto potravi-
ny a nedostavajf z Mich to, co
by NELL. A to je zeme, ktera
z celeho sveta ma nejvetsf W.
konnost produkovati potravi-
n.y."
Parvil, re pr odvodech byly
zjisteny hrozne veci. Skoro
polovina muzG byla zamftnuta
protoze nebyli telesne zp1sobi-
Ii. LekaTi vsak pravf, re skoro
V polovine pf1pad1 bylo by lie
tomu odpomoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
ske sluzby, Dude kazdy prfpad
vysetren a o kazdem studento-
vi rozhodnuto, zdali ma byti cd
sluzby vojenske osvobozen.
Uniovi predaci obzalovani z
vYderacstyi.

V New Yorku William Bioff,
byvaly kuplir a obchodni agent
odborove organizace Interna-
tional Alliance of Theatrical
Stage Employees (AFP) a
predseda stejne organizace
George E. Browne, byli obzalo-
vani federaln1 porotou z vydi-
ranf $55O.OOO cd ctyr hlavnfch
filmovych spolecnosti. Obzalo-
ba byla podana V souhlase s fe-
deralnfm zakonem prot rake
tyrstvf. Oba vydirali tyto pc
nfze pod hrozbou vyhrozova-
MIN stavkou $4,000 clen1 unie,
mad n1z vladli. Pen1ze 81 ovsem
nechali pro svou potrebu.
Browne krone predsednictvi
sve uni je mfstopfedsedou A
mericke Federace Prace a byl
"a toto mesto znovuzvolen ma
konvenci APP, &C jiz tehdy byl
vinen z raketyrstvi.
Zaloba podana prot obema
je zalozena ma svedeckych W.
poved1ch pr procesu S filmo-
wynn magnatem Schenkem, KITE
ry byl nedavno odsouzen pro
zatajenf svych prfjmu ma ne
Ekolik let do zalare. Pr proce-
SUI vyslo ma jevo, re Schenk
"pGjcil" Bioffovi 100000, kite
re 81 pozdeji odpocital v dano-
VEN pTiznan1.
S~oucasne u General Session
byl odsouzen do Sing Singu cd
/ do 2 let pfedseda lokalky 80
B Building Service Employees
International Union, APP, Jas.
j. Bambrick, ktery primal, re
ukradl z pokladny unie So
900. Pred soudem Bambrick
Sc hail, re penfze ukradl, pro-
toze nejvyss1 pTedseda jeho u
ME raketyr a gangster George
|Scalise, nyn1 tez We vezeni, no
donutil je ukrast pro neho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Okresni 1fad oloupen o $4,000
"a bileho dne.

V Olney, III zlodeji oloupili
1radovnu okresnfho pokladnf-
ka "a poledne a podaTilo sc Jim
uniknouti S koTistf v hodnote
$4,000, kterou representa- jed
max hotove pen1ze a jednak in
dorsovane ceky.
Pokladnfk Harold William
son uzamkl svou uradovnu,
kdyz sc odebral k obedu. V u
radovne nechal lezeti podepsa-
ne ceky "a $3.50 a asi $1,000
V hotovych p~enezfch, jak je pri-
pravil, ably pc obede byly odne-
seny do banky. Kdyz sc vratil.
shledal, re lupici vylomili jed
nu tabuli We dverfch a odnesli
penfze i ceky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Cesky student ujel do Ameriky

~
ga jsem American, to lie
vse, co 81 pTeje Tfci Jindrich
Herr, uprchly z Ceskosloven-
ska a nyn1 student v Austin,
Texas ma universite statu Texa-
SUI.
JindTich Herr pTijel do Spoj.
Statu pTede dvema Lefty, brzy
pc obsazenf Ceskoslovenska ma
zistickym vojskem Adolfa Hit
lera a pc zavfen1 ceske Karlo-
Wy university v Praze soucasn6
Sc vsemi vysokymi skolami v
ceskych zem1ch.
Kdyz jeho rodice Sc rozhod.
Ii k vystehovanf do Ameriky
Jindfich jel s mimi, ably mohl v
cizine pokracovati We svych stu
ditch. V Br6mach, pristavnfm
meste Nemecka zadrzeli iej
vsak AGENT obavane nemeckG
tajne policie Gestapo.
Jindrich byl vsazen do we've.
nj. V posledni chvili Sc anne.
rickemu konsulovi podafilo, re
byl mlady Jindrich Herr z We
zenl propulsion a re mohl po-
kracovati We sve ceste do Anne
riky.
Ma dotaz americkych novi-
nar1 Jindfich Herr prohlasil
re STUDENT v Europe mali vetsi
narodn1 cft6nf NEIL STUDENT a.
merict1. To dosv6dcujf take O.
pakuj1c1 sc studentska povstani
prot Nemc1m. Cestf STUDENT
pohllzeji ma sebe jake ma pTistf
vGdce naroda.
Jednlm z velkych rozdfln
mezi suddenly evropskymi a "a
merickymi dale je, Re STUDENT
a mestst1 mladici a devcata
pod 20 let start v Cechach vi
bee nepracuj1.
"Pfisel jsem do Ameriky S L.
myslem bojovati Ease prot Hit
lerovi", pravil mlady Herr. GA
lie cd te DOLBY, co jsem zde, roz-
hodl jsem Sc, re zIstanu v A
merice a stanu sc jejim obca-
men,"
Herr s jinymi ceskymi stu
denty Sc podilel ma programu
nedelni vlasteneck6 oslavy
"Dne Americana, usporadane
ma pocest move dorostlych a ma
turalizovanych obcanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Proti zvysovani ceny cigaret.

Pravnf zastupce Lane Drug
Co. z Toledo zastupoval zajmy
jeho spolecnosti pred nejvys-
Sim soudem statu Ohio v Co.
lumbus, O.. a prohlasil, re stat
nj vybor pro stanoveni cen jed
nal prot 1stave, kdyz ustano-
vii cenu peti hlavnich druhnG
cigaret 16 cent? balicek.
|. r. Morris z Clevelandu,
pravnik Lane Drug Co., jez Via
stn1 radu obchod1 v Toledo,
prohlasil, re spolecnost vydela-
va pri prodeji cigaret "a 15c
II az II cent? ma cartonu, iez-
to velkoobchodnf cena jest 1874
centu Ia balfcek. Tento vyde-
lex jest pry postacitelny S pri-
rovnanlm jineho zbozi, jezto
ma cigaretach neni zadna ztra-
ia nasledkem zkazeni nebo roz
bitl. u jineho zbozl jest nutno
pocltat Sc ztratou.
Fred C. Rector, pravnfk z
Columbus obhajoval maloob-
chodnlky, pro nez tento zisk
nestac1, jezto must pocftati S
najmem, svetlem a jinym vyda-
MIN, a obvinil Lane Drug Co.,
re chce vytlaciti maloobchod-
Milky z obchodnf zivnosti. Mel
vyssi soud pripad tento pro-
.kouma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
Nejstars1 herec zemrel 115Iety.
nemel ami jedineho centu.

V Hollywood, Kalif., Ri
chard Phillips, ktery tvrdil, re
je 115 rokd star a byl IMAM ja-
ko "nejstarS1 herec ma svet6",
zemrel bez centu pence.
V%efejnost Sc o jeho smrti do
vedela teprve nynf, jezto mrt-
VIOLA lezela V okresnf marnici a
1rednfci Sc marn6 pokouseli ma
lett nejake jeho pribuzne, IDA
Ii by Sc nepostarali O sluSne po-
hfben1 jeho telesnych poz1stat-
XII.
Phillips Sc narodil roku 1926
v Cardiffu We Walesu, avsak
Anglii brzy opustil a pfiiel do
Ameriky. Z1castnil Sc bojn
proti IndianGm V star6m North
west Territory a byl take jed
MIN z tech, ktere roku 1849
a pozdeji zachvatila zlata no
recka kalifornska. Do Los An
geles prisel kolem roku 1875,
jak sweden nOvinov6 vystfizky,
nalezene V jeho,byt6.
Jeho pfedpisem pro dlouhy
zivot bylo: "zijte jednoduse ci
prost6, budte vesel6 mysli a PHI
tie hodne vody." KouTiti zacal
teprve, kdyz mu bylo uz 90 ro-
XII a kroutil 81 sam sve cigare-
ty. Krone vody obcas take Wy
pill sklenicku portskeho vfna, a.
by pry 81 "utisil nervy."