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Racine Journal Times Sunday Bulletin (Newspaper) - June 14, 1936, Racine, Wisconsin N two the Racine journal times sunday bulletin june 14, 1936. Balkans Rush rearmament million soldiers Mark time ready for Surprise. ?"olp a a million trained to the minute soldiers armed with the most modern implements of War Are marking time in the danubian and Balkan countries in readiness for the sudden Surprise which May Herald a great holocaust. Austria has revealed apprehensions by Rushing through a Gen answer the Call fully trained fully eral conscription plan. Inspired equipped and backed by mate by Hitler to example the govern the strength in the Field will be Small compared with the powerful armies which some of Austria to i neighbors like Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia on the one hand and Italy and Germany on the other could Rush into action. In comparison with the Gray hordes of the Austro hungarian Empire Austria s present Day Mili j tary might is Only a phantom. At the Pinnacle of its strength the i emperor s army which Flung itself with Germany into the world War i totalled nearly 10.000.000, while Berlin commanded at one time 12.000,000 soldiers. More formidable now. If All the countries lying Between the Swiss Frontier and the Black and Aegean seas were summoned to instantaneous mobilization at least a million men would boating a popular pastime in Racine in Days before River became a sewer ment also is Cager to raise its puny army of 38,000 men to a size in keeping with the task which this country has of maintaining the peace in the cockpit of Europe. In due course Austria will add some thousands of Youthful recruits to its armed forces. The time May come when it will have about 150,000 Well trained soldierly or gendarmerie but even so w. A i Mem a Quot Quot i a i a a i. A a a a a Quot a we v a v i Vav j it amp it it. Amp. be 4 a to a f a in the boat livery of capt. James Easson is shown at the right. Park View the Street run Headquarters tor Keels Bike keds Arch Cushion a Cit with Relief mating sol pint Chaka for Tennis shortstop a All round Chao for play stub s 1122 Villa St. Rial rushed from the munition plants which would make them � More formidable than twice their numbers who fought in the world War. The most redoubtable fighting j entity in Southeastern Europe is without question. Yugoslavia. Born Lorn the tiny twin states of Serbia and Montenegro whose ill equipped and meager forces were mowed Down in the first Days of the world War the kingdom Over which the 11-year-old Monarch Peter reigns has 14,000,000 people from which the government could pick half a million sturdy fighters within a few weeks. Compared with a few thousand Hardy mountaineers who formed the serb and montenegrin armies before the War Belgrade has a a cadre it army of More than 100,000 j men always on the watch to the j West against Itah to tile North j being located at the West end of against Hungary which yearns eighth Street for the territory it lost to Jugo taking ont a Best Gir out for Slavia and to the East against a boat ride on the River evenings was a treat As much for the Young that person come when he Hasnett even criticism to offer. I feel very sorry for his feelings and Hope this letter will not arouse them any More. C. M., Frank ave where to go by see m. See to the rudder before automobiles came into Light Craft general use Racine residents were interested in other amusements. One of the popular pastimes was boating and dozens of Fine rowboats were owned by private Par Ning North and South along the River is now All built up and presents a different appearance. And steered Bulgaria. Air Force is modern. The j Craft in the Harbor being the fishing boats which went out each boat parades popular. Morning and returned with their several evenings each summer j catch in the late afternoon. Were set aside for boat parades. I several boat liveries. A dozen or More boats were j in Early Days there were several hitched together. Lighted by Chi j boat liveries. That of capt. Jack Nese lanterns they wound this Way Wetherell was located West of ties. There were boathouses at j and that up and Down the River j main Street Bridge on the South Mead Street and West sixth Street As far As Cedar Bend and be j Side of the River Bridges a number of them also Pond presenting a Beautiful sight. Those were the venetian Days in Racine very often Withers banjos mandolins or other string instruments supplying music. In those Days conditions on the poem exemplifies professional a Owen dear editor Here is a Little poem called the a professional ?� my Mother sends when i am sick for Jolly mister doctor Dick. I think he to not As old As dad but very smart. He says a omy lad in no time you Tell be up ?� then writes a Little with his pen and says to Mother a Owen Tell take these at meals and bedtime if you ?� the last time i was sick in bed a Owen Tell take some Castor Oil a he said. A got it from the bathroom shelf and doctor fixed it up himself. Then when he said a now like a ?� i spoke right up a of know i can a and swallowed it but All he did was Pat my head and say a Osome kid a he Isno to fair in saying a Owen when All he Means is Only me. D. Kearney ave sunday holy name league senior division a St. Rose is. Holy name at South Shore East at to a. In. St. Casimir is. St. Stanislaus at South Shore East at 2 p. In. St. Lucy is. St. Mary at South Shore West at 2 p. Sacred heart is. St. Edward at Lewis Field no. I at 2 p in. Horlick athletic Fields Racine Belles is. Chicago firemen at 3 p. In. St. Lutheran at Lincoln West. All games at 5 45. Industrial softball league Hamilton Beach is. Massey Harris at Douglas North. Webster electric is. Western printers at Lewis Field no. I. Both games at 5 45. National slow pitch league a Side to Applegate Fords at Douglas at 7 30. Radio tavern is. Racine shoe co. At Douglas at 8 30. Case factory slow pitch industrials is. Tractors at Knapp at 7 30. Suo fillers is. Plows at Knapp at 8 30. Monday american Church ?"12th St. Lutheran is. Bethany m. At Lewis Field no. I. Christian reformed is. Gospel Tabernacle at Lewis Field no. 2. Central Church is. St. Stephens at Douglas North. Bethel methodist is. 1st evangelical at Lincoln North. All games at 5 45. National Church league holy innocents is. Kinzie lutheran at Knapp North. Grace Baptist is. Gethsemane at Pratt East. St. Lukes is. 1st congregational at Knapp South. All games at 5 45. Case factory slow pitch a thursday Catholic softball league sacred heart is. St. Joseph at Douglas South. St. John is. St. Casimir at Lewis Field no. I. St. Patrick is. St. Mary at Douglas North. St. Rita is. Holy name at Lewis Field no. 2. All games at 5 45. W. A. Softball ?"1245 is. 2935 at fratt East. 2150 no. 2 is. 2019 no. I at fratt West. 3609 is. 3545 at South Shore West. 2019 no. 2 is. 2150 no. I at South Shore Central. All games at 5 45. American slow pitch league allover mfg. Co. Is. Y. C. A at Douglas at 7 30. Merchants delivery is. 1st National Bank at Douglas at 8 30. Walker Ajax league office is. Cranks at Knapp at 7 30. Sattley is. Hydraulics at Knapp at 8 30. A Oyt threshers is. Corn pickers at Douglas at do juniors yet Rob Llu to league 7 30. Hay balers is. Combines at Douglas at 8 30. American slow pitch league-818 club is. Beaumeister Beer at Knapp at 7 30. 1st National Bank is. Dumore company at Knapp at 8 30. Junior hardball league tigers is. Standard foundry at Douglas Park. Hulbert to garage is. State St. Merchants at Lincoln Park. Both games at 2 00. Tuesday Industrial softball league squares at Cedar Bend. Pugh coals is. Central ass to. At Douglas Park. Is warriors is. Panthers at Lincoln Park. Clean Towel service is. Wiese Auto sales at Howell Field. All games at 9 30 a. In. Friday y. C. A. Comrade hardball league triangles is. All Star at Cedar Bend. Belle City tigers is. Yots owls at Lincoln Park. Both games at 9 30 a. In. Synodical lutheran league Epiphany is. St. Johns at no. 2. Re Dumore company is. Young radiators at i Emer is. Villa St lutheran at no. 3. Smith hero Wolfom nine in it Orace Chapel is. Slovak pentecostal at fellow As it was for the girl. Many j River were far More pleasing than another livery that shown in the accompanying picture was that of capt. James Easson and located on the East Side of the River North of Kinzie Avenue Bridge. The View was taken on a sunday afternoon when patrons in full fighting trim Yugoslavia jux a a a j refinements Nott they were during the period that1 were preparing to take a ride on probably could Muster alone a million men backed up with 1,000 up to Date fighting and bombing planes either of French or German manufacture. At present Yugoslavia possesses a formidable air Force of 700 planes and Lofoco officers and men. Rumania would bring the total of the standing armies in Southeastern Europe Well above the half million Mark. With a population of nearly 19,000,000 of various races King Carol commands More than a Quarter of a million regulars while he has a Small Navy and an Ever increasing air Force. Found in the boats which Are still i sewage was dumped directly into to be found up the River. Plush the Stream. The water was Clear cushions and brass fittings set the and disagreeable doors were absent. One or More motorboats were utilized for pulling the string of rowboats. There was Little boating in the Lake then and yachts boats off to the Best advantage. That was the Day of the a backseat driving a for in most cases the girl was the one who decreed which Way the boat should go. She it was who held the strings the River. In the foreground is seen the wooden walk Over the Branch of the River at the South end of Island Park. On the Sid Hill shown there Are Many residences today the area having an entirely different a were unknown the Only sailing Yearance. What our readers Hare to say continued from Page i help. I do not approve of women both married and single working in factories at All for i think that factory jobs should be Given to our unemployed men and Young men but As Long As factory Heads practice the hiring of female help in time of War Rumania prob Abl could put 1.000 warplanes last Day i worked was on saturday i think there should be no Choice into action. Morning. The Foreman could of like Austria and Hungary bul Garia has been kept to a Skeleton army under the peace treaties i now soldering to dust under the heels of reborn militarism. It is expected government will bring the armed forces up to sufficient told me that my service was no longer required right then and there but instead he waited until monday morning after i had started to work and Laid us married workers most All of us off in a Bunch. The floor Boss told me to whether they Are married or single As Long As they Are efficient to do the work and As Long As they really need a Job. Legs or arms broken he would probably understand Why officers order Young violates into the station for a lecture. Why does no to e. L. M., As an intelligent citizen help the police by warning boys that he sees Riding double of the dangers they Are exposed to that would be a deed Well done. The Many hazards a bicycle rider has to contend with is the foundational fact for the a Racine safety patrol strength to insure the safety of go into the office and i was Laid the nation. The treaty strength is o a for no reason at All except goes pedestrians Only 20,000 men but it is believed there Are thousands of sufficiently Well trained men to enable an army of at least a Quarter of a million being formed at the first Call. Turkey Albania and Greece among them have sufficient forces to bring the total of the standing i was married. After almost eight years of faithful service that is what i got in return. I guess the Foreman and floor Boss wanted to put on a floor show for the Benefit of the single girls old maids and widows both grass and Sod in All my time i worked in the factory i have also found so s. Of Hubbard Street and being recently organized Here to c. V. L. Of Bate Street put your safeguard the lives of boy and girl self in my place and see How you i riders they and the police Are like it. I working for the children to own d. J., it. Pleasant St safety and certainly deserve cooperation by the Public. As for the failure of local police to seize Dillinger an explanation on the part of e. L. M., As to How it should have been done would have been better than a criticism. Probably e. L. M., could show our boys in uniform just How the Cap armies in Southeastern Europe to that married women Are More con about 1,000,000 men. Genial to work with More ready to invite accidents dear editor i have always considered careless automobile Drivers the cause of our Many traffic deaths. However after observation of our Ture should have been done after downtown traffic last saturday police from coast to coast had a ills changed edit and As for Dillinger speeding e. L. Is very poorly a Quot Garfield by Florsheim custom style most men like. Quot flare Edge Quot Comfort for Normal out flare feet extra room on the outside eliminates Quot running Over Quot and instep coms a Heel wedge gives proper walking balance. Night my viewpoint considerable. A traffic police blew his whistle for a line of cars to �??� As the cars proceeded to move several pedestrians darted across the Street in front of the cars narrowly averting being struck. I also observed three instances of persons dashing across streets in the Middle of a Block running Between moving lines of cars. There Are enough accidental mishaps without people having to j a of invited and actually seem to j a Odaree an Accident automobile i Drivers have Many rules to Bear j in mind and Are certainly expected to observe every single one of them. Pedestrians have a few rules to remember and if they would obey and abide to the rules As we i Drivers must do the traffic toll j would be lessened a great Deal. Both parties must co operate to bring successful results. Racine has very Good and efficient traffic regulations but they Are useless if people openly ignore them. I sincerely Hope this plea for pedestrian co operation for safety will cause some of these careless and fool Hardy persons to be More observant of rules thereby insuring their own safety and helping us Drivers to Cut Down the traffic tolls which we Are so often told and reminded of. P., Spring St �?t8 or stub s detailed answer to a egg thrower dear editor i wish to impress the following facts upon the mind of e. L. The egg thrower of last sunday to bulletin in regard to our local police Force. As for the Young bicycle riders if e. L. Were father of two or three boys and an ambulance should Stop in front of his House and unload one of the boys with quainter with his methods of operating for if he was he would know that John never exceeded Speed limits he knew that would bring on arrest which he tried to avoid. As for the wrestling match criticism if e. L. Knew the procedure of wrestling matches he would understand Why no arrests Are made. In closing a few words about the tin badge situation evidently e. L. Has been accustomed to seeing a badge at very close Range otherwise he would not know of what material they were made or perhaps he has scratched his hand on one of them thank you editor for this Opportunity to reply to what i consider was very in justified criticism. C. R. G., Yout St give Good renters a a of break is plea dear editor we read so much about bad renters let to give the Good ones a break. We have always rented for 15 years and taken Good care of the Flats but it never was appreciated. We paid one landlord $45 a month. Lived there 4 years and then asked him to lower the rent for the depression. Of no he could no to do that. So we moved and he rented to a family who paid one year and then lived there two More years and never paid a cent and now he rents for $25. But could he come Down for us of no last year we moved into a 7 room House out of which the landlord himself had moved it was papered new a but dirty i cleaned out radiators and in the cold air vents were newspapers four years old. We cleaned up the basement and i bought paper and papered the clothes closets to cover up the dirt. The plumbing has leaked the entire year and we have told the landlord 40 times but he does no to fix. The plumbing is 25 years old and the Kitchen sink an old wooden affair. I buy Wax and Wax the linoleum edging on the floors and we take Good care of the place. Then in March he comes Over and raises the rent $15. We Are a Small family and surely that ought to count for something in the care of a House. During this year he has painted one porch fixed a Light and 2 faucets and put on new Back Steps All told spending about $3 and has received $240 Cash in return. These landlords make me sick they done to appreciate decent renters. We can to possibly pay $35 a month so move again. Why done to they Tell you they Are going to boost the rent in a year. But of no they want some one to clean the place up for them so they won to have to. I sure Hope you will print this. C. E., Racine St South Shore East. Western bindery is. Mod Ines at Lewis Field no. I. Hamilton Beach is. Eisendrath Tannery at Douglas North. Massey Harris is. Oster clippers at Lewis Field no. 2. Twin disc clutch is. Western printers at South Shore West. All games at 5 45. National slow pitch league american legion is. Emba at Knapp at 7 30. Harvey Spring is. American Bank at Knapp at 8 30. I. Case co. League Hammer Mills is. Tractors at Douglas at 7 30. Binders is. Re tractors at Douglas at 8 30. Danish lutheran league Emmaus is. Bethania at fratt East. Messiah is. Luther Hill at Lincoln North. State St. Lutheran is. Lafayette at Knapp North. All games at 5 45. Junior handball league Standard foundry is. State St. Merchants at Douglas Park. Washington aces is. Reds at Lincoln Park. Both games at 2 00. Y. C. A. Pioneer handball league do juniors is. Central ass to. At Lake View. Pugh coals is. Panthers Cedar Bend. Wiese Auto sales is. Is warriors at Howell Field. A Oyt squares is. Clean Towel service at Lincoln Park. All games at 9 30 a in. No. I. All games at Lewis Field at 3 45 night softball league goom St. Garage is. Felix Peters at Douglas at 8 00. South Lake shores is. Goodrich tires at Knapp at 8 00. We specialize in examine ing eyes and fitting glasses wednesday y. C. A. Hardball leagues owls is. Halberstadte to ponies at South Shore Park. Triangles is. Belle City tigers at Howell Field. Both games at 9 30 a. In. Junior hardball league Hulbert to garage is. Tigers at Douglas Park. State Street merchants is. Cedar bends at Cedar Bend. New Deal Auto paints is. Standard foundry at Lincoln Park. All games at 2 p. In. Church softball league holy innocents is. St. Lukes at Lincoln North. Gethsemane is. 1st congregational at Lincoln East. Central Church is. 12th amazing reductions on All new style folding oxfords frames and mountings. Quality guaranteed. ?"8 30 a. To 9 p. Call Jackson 2859 for appointment h. H. Kruse optometrist 338 main St. Jackson 2858 with Pokorny drug co. 338 main St. Mezzanine floor a synthetic rubber powder has been invented for molding articles of various shapes. When it s 90 in the Shade outside. Tour House with awnings will be about to to 14 degrees cooler inside it has been proven by responsible research authorities that the above figures Are conservative. Awnings and venetian blinds let us make them up to fit your Home. Wide Choice of colors. Estimates Given Racine awning co. 1675 state St. Phone Jackson 5567 defends his stand in criticizing paper dear editor i do not care to Start a literary War but i would like to say a few words about a letter you published last week. The author of that letter thought i might be insulted by it so i would like to inform him that instead of insulting me i think he insulted his own intelligence. Anyone who concludes that your or any other paper is so perfect that it cannot be improved ought to think twice before he tells everyone his thoughts. I wonder How Many people agree with that person and think that i am selfish and Lack intelligence and consideration for others because i offered some criticism. I would like to know what that person contributed besides telling you what a perfect paper you have. If i was selfish in criticising in what category does 1122 Villa St. Details a a in this Beautiful funeral Chapel no arrangements Are left half undone. It is a part of our profession to discharge All the duties leaving no attention to details in the hands of the immediate family. Ate Mann s Fumel Chapel in Mala St Root no Lii Taw us a Nuncina Sorensen s Point service 1. 2. 3. 4. Prompt delivery. 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