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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
!. v. v. PLANS
STRIKE PROTEST
ITO EXECUTIONS

NEW YORK, Aug (F9-A radie
speech by Norman Thomas, socialist
leader, criticizing Governor Fuller's
decision and o meeting CT dock work
5ers conducted by [. w. w. organizers
featured todays activities in behalf
of Sacco and Vanzetti
Thomas speech was broadcast from
Station WSOM, purchased recently
by the Debs memorial radio funds.
A resolution demanding the irnlne-
diate release OF the condemned ,mers
and calling on "all afloat and asnore
to strike Tuesday, August 8, at mid
night" in an effort to tie up ali
shipping in protest demonstration
was adopted at waterfront gathering
Of searnen and marine workers. Only
about 100 persons attended the meet
! ing.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
2 State Conference
On Colorado River
Will Be Held Aug. y

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug (#9
The proposed conference of the
seven Colorado river basin states will
be held at Denver, Colo, August %.
Governor George H. Dern, of Utah,
who initiated the conference today
prenared the formal invitation of the
four upper basin states to the gov
ernors OF, the three lower basin states
ana sent it forward for the signatures
Of Governors William II. Adams of
Colorado, Frank &c. Enmerson of
Wyoming and r. G. Dillon OF New
Mexico.
The invitation will be forwarded to
Governors G. G.. Young Of California,
Frederick B. Balzar Of Nevada and
George w. P. Hunt of Arizona.
Telegrams were received today from
Governors Young, Hunt and Dillon,
signifying their intention OF attending
the conference.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
New Yorker Leads
Field in Canadian
Golf Championship

TORONTO, Ont, Aug, S 1.-THE
field in the Canadian open gold
championship today was reduced from
151 to 70, with Leo Diegel of Mt,
Vernon, NJ Y, marching in front of
the pack with score of 142 for the
two days play of 36 holes. The final
36 holes will be played OIL. tomorrow
All contestants with scores of more
than 1872 were eliminated.
Diegel, who was champion in 1924
and 1925, had q two stroke advantage
over his near rivals, Walter Hagen
of Detroit and Johnny Farrell OF Mt
Vernon, who had 144's. Tommy
Armour. Washington, and Al Watrous
Grand Rapids, were deadlocked for
fourth place with las, while Willie
McFarlane, of Tuckahoe, N. Y, was
sixth with 146. The defending title
holder, Macdonald Smith, of Great
Neck, N. Y, had 15O
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
Chiropractic Assn.
Reflects Officers
In L. A. Convention

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5 Qp-The
Progressive Chiropractic association III
convention here today reelected
President Samuel j. Howell and Sec
+retary Paul L. Stretch, both Los
Angeles men, and decided to meet
there again next year.
Other officers picked were treasur-
er, DR.. George I. Shafer, Of Tucson.
Ariz.; vice presidents, Drs. c. F.
Easter, Portland, Ore; Josie M
Trinkle, Chandler, Ariz.; Robert f.
Bowen, Kansas City, Kan; j. T.
Creighead, Tulsa, Okla; C. M. Shell
don, Jerome. Idaho, and George Cool.
Salt Lake City.
The convention pledged itself tc
elevate the profession to higher
ethical plane and endorsed more thor
ough educational preparation for
chiropractors.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
MAN MOUNTS SCAFFOLD
3 DAYS AFTER WEDDING

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 5 P)-Sal-
vatore Merra was executed in the
electric chair at the state prison
tonight for the Staying OF Theodore
o. Conway, 9 public service pay
master, during an unsuccessful holdup
in Newark, on JUNE 4, 1926.
Only three days ago a few feet
from the death chamber, Merra mar
ried Jennie Tripod, of Newark, with
whom he lived at the time OF the
holdup. The ceremony was per"
formed to legitimati2e their two and
one half year old son. In nearby
cells, four men sentenced to die
listened to the wedding lines.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
Football Substituted
For Head Hunting In
PHILIPPINE Islands

WtLLIAMsTOWN, Mass, Aug, S ta
: Football has been substituted for
head hunting among some of the
Philippine island villages, c. G.
BatcFelder, of New York, former act
ing secretary OF the interior. of the
Philippines, told the institute OF poll,
tics today
Mr. Batchelder declared that the
savage tribes find football almost as
satisfying as head hunting Attempts
to provide western academic educa-
ton for peoples whose real need
is vocational and industrial training,
he denounced as f'a pernicious 11lfllz
ence III the Orient" He condemned
efforts to give some of the Philip
pine head hunting tribes an acad.-
enic education for Which they were
unprepared. He then described an
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
VALDEZ FUNERAL

Funeral Of Mrs. Palo Valdez was
held from The family home in Pirtle-
vile at 10 a. m. yesterday. She died
at the age of So years. Interment
was in Pirtleville cemetery
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06

Now that Runania has six year
Old monarch would you say a cat
may play with q king?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
How They Stand

The best game of the day was
played when the Bull Dodgers forced
the Senators to play IL innings to
win q seven inning game. The Sen
s>crs scored in the second inning for
one counter. In the fourth the count
was made three to nothing. The
Bull Dodgers began to find Jordan
in the fifth inning, however, and
brought in one run in each OF the
fifth, sixth and seventh innings to
tie the score. In the eighth inning
E. Vickers was sent in to relieve
Jordan and the remaining four In
ningsa played was a pitching duel.
Alvarez, who pitched the whole IL
innings began to weaken in the 11th
and the Senators were able to bring
in the winning rum Had Alvarez
been supported as were the pitchers
for the Senators he probably would
have won. The Senators made only
three errors while the Bull Dodgers
made sevent in the Ii innings played.
Alvarez, allowed four hits and, one
walk While Jordan allowed six
hits and six walks. Vickers allowed
only one hit and no walks. Jacks
Vickers and Jordan played very good
ball for the Senators, while Monge,
Alvarez and Kelter did good work
for the Bull Dodgers.
The Mollawks- Senators game was
q pitching duel in which Karger got
the little end of the count. Mejia
Anescua and Nacho Pinon played
good ball for the Mohawks, while
Simmons and Jacks were going best
for the Senators.
TOday's Games
Mohawks VS.. Bull Dodgers at 1:3O
Cubs VS. Badgers at 8.
Speed Devils VS.. SWastika at 5.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
Playground Baseball

Yesterdays Results
Senators, 4; Bull Dodgers, 3
Mohawks, 2; Senators, O..
All Stars, 8; Yanks, 4.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
INDIANS OBJECT TO LEASES

RAPID CITY, S. D., Aug. tP-
A group of Oklahoma Quapaw Indians
were received by President Coolidge
today and their lawyers, o. <. Ciland
Ter. Of Miami, Okla, and Merrick
A. Whipple, Of Okmulgee, Okla, left
complaint against oil leases made
with them by the government during
the incumbency OF Albert B. Fall as
secretary of the interior department.
They said leases were forced" upon
the Indians and that the royalties
were insufficient.
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06
SPQ&R T S

attempt by school authorities to
teach Chaucer to the sons of head
hunters
Oriental peoples, he continued, have
neither the ability nor the desire
for self government. He declared that
the withdrawal of America from the
Philippines would result in govern
ment by slnaM ohgarchy"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-06

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Cincinnati. Try for this at 11:15
tonight and see what results you
get.
The chimes of woo, Davenport,
ring from 5:45 to p. m.
Verses from Omar Khayyam, who
who has many readers and adj
mirers, will be heard from 7 to 7:30
p. m. with orchestral setting at
WGY, -Sehepectady.
A dance program is billed for 9
p. n. at KDKA, East Pittsburgh.
KOA, Denver, will honor its
Canadian audience tonight from 9
to IL p. m. when the Denver
Municipal Band has it's open air
concert. Freeman H Talbot, studio
director, has arranged program of
music by Canadian composers and
Canadian patriotic airs.
Congress Carnival radiates from
KYW, Chicago, at 10 p. m.
Following its Blue network broad
cast WIZ New York, xadias Morse
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| able 10 tune IN on an Outstanding
air event tonight-the broadcasting
through CNRO, Ottawa Ontario,
and a chain Of twenty Canadian
radiophones, of part Of the Con-
federation Diamond Jubilee celebra-
ton.
The program began this morning,
but the main part goes on the air
at $3.50 p. m. and is expected to last
something more than two hours.
The events are:
~, Carillon.The carlton in, the Victory
| Tower of the Dominion Parliament Bldgs.
| will broadcast selection of Canadian airs.
Address-The Governor General Of
Dramatic Reading-A Canadian Ode:
Vocal~Eva Gauthier in a selection of
French Canadian airs and folk songs.
AddressEW: L.. Mackenzie King. prime
Observation-Disclosures Hart House String
Quartet.
Address-Hugh Guthrie. leader of His
..XSsaE Allan MSSSSSas| ,a 3 Awake s
Endearing Young Charms"
Address-Senator Raoul Dandurand.
sur Mofa Ia seIant ms noS 9sp
and ''Allouette"
Finale orchestra-!"o Canada" and
God Save the King"
Memory Lane, the hour of old
time best loved melodies, will be
heard through the Orange network
of seven Pacific coast stations at
IL p. m.
The Consumers Tire Company
program goes on the air at z D. m.
over WKBF, Indianapolis.
If you like Spanish dances here's
your chance. At Z p. m, WRNY,
New York, radios the latest fash
ions in music for the fandango,
seguidilla, tango and jota, played by
the Andalusian Serenaders.
The Silvertone hour oriental
quartet will be heard between
and 8:15 p. m. at WIS, Chicago.
A variety OF offerings come
through the air channels of the
Red network stations. Take your
choice of these:
6:00-Cities Service Concert Orchestra.
7:00-Musical miniatures.
7:30-La France Orchestra, featuring the
Satina Quartet. ~s.
z 8:00-The Dreamers.
8:30--Janssen's Hifbrau Orchestra.
9:30-Frank Farrell and his Greenwich
Village Inn Orchestra.
The Suffolk Symphony Orchestra
will be heard through WBz, Spring
field, Mass, at p. m.
The Bell Telephone Company
laboratory, Whitney, N. j., has been
experimenting in new method of
broadcasting each Friday night,
am informed by a fellow employee
and radio bug. He says it is well
worth hearing and comes in at the
same point on the dial Is WLW.
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Phone Extension Begins

BIZ ITWC8 DUGGIuE "
r ANDERSON, Ind, July 1.-Work
has started here on the $4,000 ex-
tension of the Indiana Bell Tele-
phone system, changes being made
necessary by the city's growth. A
force of fifty men will be engaged
until late in December. Laying of
a special conduit to carry fire alarm
system wires is included in the prof.
ect.
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BURGLAR MAGIC SHOWN
Package Valued at SIS Simply
Vanishes From Chair.

Those who think the hand is not
quicker than the eye might consult
H. A. Morgan, Spink-Arms Hotel,
with business offices at 1921 Fetch
er Trust Bldg.
Morgan told detectives that his
wife visited his office and laid some
package in chair. They con-
versed, he said, and when they
turned back to the chair the pack
ages we're missing. Contents were
valued at SIS.
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Would Teach Pupils to Laugh

BIZ United Press
LONDON, July lat a confer
ence of local education authorities a
resolution to teach the pupils to
laugh was introduced and referred
TO committee of teachers for ac-
ton. The authorities say the
Achoals are too sober and sedats. Z
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The reception of Canadian sta
tons, is hardly a novelty. Many of
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Dislike Office Jobs

BIZ United Press
PARIS, July 1.-Only one in 25 of
the Parisians girls attending trade
schools train to be stenographers or
secretaries. Preference run to
dress-making, millinery and similar
'women's work" rather tran these
dressed W. johR
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and Rogers Bonnie Ladies' at 8
and the Hotel Pennsylvania Roof
Orchestra at $3.50 p. m. The chain
program preceding these is:
6:00-Marley Singers.
6:30-Royal Hero, Heroine and Music
makers.
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Fur Way

Editors Note-An references in this
column are to Central Standard (Indt-
anapolis) time.
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HOME FOR FEVER HERO
Huntington Property Decided to
John r. Kissinger.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, July L.
John R. Kissinger. yellow fever
hero, has been given a deed to a
home here through efforts of the
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BY Martin
Blosser
By Crane
By Taylor

American Association for Medical
Progress, New York.
Crippled from effects Of the fever
which he purposely contracted to
aid in developing a cure, Kissinger.
former army private. is now relieved
from the property which has been
an added burden to his life.
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Fishing The Air
BY LEONARD E. PEARSON

them are nearer to Indianapolis
geographically, than number of
broadcasters In the United States.
Thus many American fans should be
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Ahern

able to tune in on an outstanding
air event tonight-the broadcasting
through CNRO, Ottawa, Ontario,
and a chain Of twenty Canadian
radiophones, of part of the Con-
federation Diamond Jubilee celebra-
ton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
UKRUTNOsT PRE- BLAHo
L'UDSTVA.

Talianske casopisy oznamuj1,
ze Dol objaveny prostriedok ma
vyhubenie povestnej tse.tse mu-
chy, ktora nielen je povodkynou
spavej nemoci, ale p0sob1 ne
smierne skody ma dobytku v tro-
pickych krajinach. Prostriedkom
tym je gumova st ava, ktorn vylu-
cuje zvlastny druh rastliny Eup-
horbia, dariaca sa v pasmu Usam-
bara. Touto prudko jedovatou gu
movou st t'avou potierajf domo.
rodci starych oslov. Muchy clca.
JUICE tito tekutinu padaju nasled,
kom otravy mrtve.
Pokusy konane S oslom, natre,
nym jedom Euphorbia, maly w
horny vysledok. Prvy den bolo "a
hubene asi 1900 much, potion ci
slo to pokleslo. Siedmy den, ked'
uz ticinok jedu znaene bol oslabe
ny osol "a hroznych bol asst
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
YoUnasrowNsKf sLovFnsKf novrNY

noho proticudzneckych protirobotnfckych progra
pre- kongres nasledkom nedavnych vycinov anarch
stov radkalov. Met pochybost ze ak i'm media dzda
budn uskutocnene skodu neen radikalov ale al po-
kojnych nevimych cudzincov robotnikov.
dnesnej dobe vsetky zaujmove tredy hi ada mat
zastupcov krajinskej vlade. My ich nemlme. Has
SLOW Ligy, ktora e nepolitckou nezavaz poitickych
kruhoch ako by zava HAS polcke organizacie Preto
by nam zisla Ale zsla by nam pre- mnohe inc pr
ciny 70 sko zacna vychodit ked ME sta tax ste de-
siaky studovanych Sovakov, ktom ma tazkosti pri
patneni Ba niekde e uz prebytok nasich profesio
nalov, pr. advokatov. Organzacia by ch miestnia
do vymenovatel nych 1radov vladnych keby u mali
No al casopisy by maly nejaky osoh takej potcke
ganizovanost Poticke ohasky dosavad' sly tym ktori
mali priatel,o vyssch kruhoch Nase sovenske boy
skoro vzdy obijdene.
Konecne organzaciu potrebujeme uz len preto, aby
nasa nova generacia mohla snadnese postupovat anne
rickom verejnom zivote prtom neztracala narodu
Ked nasei mladez nedame moznost vyniknut' pomocou
nis odvratisa, zangicti cm ztratime narodnom po
kroku tol ko, ako zracai Sovensku ked nam
studovana madez mad 'arcila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02

ma psychologickom deji: ma hyp.
noze, telepatii, zmene oblakov, ma
prernehe "tela a duse. "
A Ease sa objavujii ma scene
Mart 'ania SO svojim obrovskym
modzgom. Ale aka premenal Clio.
vek preskhmavsi tajnn indickii
vedu, porovnajhc ju so s1casnou
technikou, vynaleza stroj v6lc.
Tento stroj dopravuje pdtnika na
Mars (v6bec zaujimave je, ze v
novsich romanoch Mart 'ania nj.
kdy. neprichodia uz na Zem, ale
naopak, l'udfa id1 ma Mars). Tam
nenachodi ziadnych technickych
vynalezov, ako predtym, ale ,vidf,
ze cely zivot planety je preniknu-
ty panstvom hypnozy. Tvorstvo,
pripominajtice l'udi. sa mach adza
pod ukrutnym panstvom l'udi -
netopierov, mad ktorymi vladnal
Ease neviditel' nj vampyri. Konec.
ne mad vampyrmi panuje akysi
tyran, ktoreho VOL mutt ich lie.
tat k nemu periodicky ma sozra.
ME. Smelly pltnik iduc do rise to.
hoto tyrana, nachodi tam aknsi
strasn1 horu, ma ktorn sa sletujI
vampyri a odkial' chvil kami Wy
letujn ich krvave pozostatky. Hr
dinovi sa podarf dostat' ma teme
no hory, odkial' vidno do nutra 9
vidf... obrovsky modzog uplne,
nehybnosti, pohrdzeny V tajnt
myslienky a len ma moment sa We
nuje pohltnutiu zivej koristi, ably
obnovil modzgovy fosfor, potreb
ny k rozmysl 'aniu. System hromo
svodu da mu electricity tok, ne
vyhnutne potrebny pre- sosielanit
| energie vole. Cestovnik inziniel
chce odviest' tento tok takyn
sposobom znicit obrovsky mo
dzog a zapriahnut' ho do svojicl
sluzieb. ale vol "a hory zvit All mac
zchytralost 'ou l'udskej technik,
a odpravuje cloveka ma Zem rov
no ma hlavu jeho priate1 'ov, ktor
sd chcti spojit S jeho signami.
Stojfme ma hraniciach novel do
by; nova doba - novy duch. Ro
many tohoto razu su eervankam
nastavajucej cry, tax ako bol.
niekedy romany Wellsa Verne
no rannou zorou nasej dolby. Tat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
HODNO o NAvRHU PREMYsL'Ar.

Ma nivIl ably slovenske casopisy Anlerke "a
njaly utvorenia kranskej organizacie jednotvych
jestvujncch politickych obcanskych klubov oval
synlpatcky jedine ''Dennik Slovak Anelike''. O
statnych nepobadali AMI narazky.
pledsa, hodno navrlll premyslat. Prave min.
& Jednoty stao re p. redaktor Husek pojde konfe
recu National Council for Protection of Foreign Born
Workers do Harrisburgu cel'om ktore je pretrasat'
proticudznecke protirobotnicke zakonodalstvo pfi-
ja program, ktory spesne porazi pokusy znici amer
I cke sobody
Nayrhovana krajnska politicka organizacia sikovne
vedena by bola prave dobrou cnnou prekazanie
ebo aspon umelnenie vynasania protcudzneckych, po
azne protobotnfckych zakonov, ebo by pracovala vn
tn najvacsej potickej strany prftomnom case rodi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02

zdochnul, otravene bolo este asi
so tse.tse much.
Pohl 'ad ma nboheho, muchami
posiateho stvornozca, ktory trpe-
live znasa neopisatel ne muky, je
dl'a popisu talianskeho badatel a,
vel mi smutny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
- Napisal':: j.

Ako znamo, II. 1897 prihodila sa
V Anglicku zvlastna udalost'. VI
obvode isteho maleho mesta nasli
stary cylinder podivneho zovnaj-
sku. Cylinder sa otvoril a vysypa.
ly sa neho ivory, ktore maly iba
hlavu a niekol ko rdk, podobnyth
polypom, usp6sobene k tomu, ably
viedly stroje. Boil to Mart 'ania.
Svojou vysokou inteligenciou a
vzdelanost 'ou stall tol 'ko vySej
mad l'ud mi, o kol 'ko stoja l'udia
mad zvieratmi. PriSli ma zem, ably
81 ju prisvojili pomocou dokona-
lejsich strojov, ably 81 podmanili
'udi zivili sa ich krvou, ably my
sa zivime MASON nizSich tvorov
Odpor l'udi proti MIN Dol bezna-
dejny. Okolo Mart 'anov tocily sa
tepelne paprsleky, ktore palily
l'udi stavby vybuchovaly arze
! naly a sklady pusneho prachu.
Potom zacali vysielat' cierny dym
V ktorom sa l'udia dusili. Odrazu
reorganizovali cely zivot l'udi;
pohybovali sa iizasnou rychlo-
st 'ou na pancierovych trojnozni-
| koch. Rozrezavali telegrafne vede-
| ME. nivocili zeleznicnn siet a vse-
tko spojenie prerusili. L'udstvu
prichodilo obratit' sd ma ilbofe
stado zvierat alebo Ira domaci do
bytok Mart 'anov, jestli BY. ne
boly prisly na pomoc l'ud 'om cho-
robne mikroby. Mart 'ania u seba
ich davno znicili a preto ich jem-
ny organizmus, pozostavajuci sko
70 70 sameho modzgu, nemOhol
vzdorovat' t%m bolestiam, ktore
znesie naSe hrube telo --
Potial to hovori roman Wellsa.
Je zaiste zvlaStny fantastickv.
Pisatel' tychto riadkov tento ro-
man chcel darovat znamemu
chlapcekovi. Samozrejme. sam 81
no este raz precital, ale co vidf
roman, ktory svojho casu uvadzal
no do podivu, ztratil uplne cenu.
Stlcasny chlapcek moze iba rame-
nami pokrcit mad tskeu zjavnou
plytkost 'ou fantazie. Co to "a ne
smysel! Mech sa pokiisia Mart "a
MIA napadnnt mas v 1927 roku
We'd by nestacili ukazat' ami nos
| 10 svojho cylindra med by sme
S mimi skoncovali pomoeou aero
l.planov. Ak by doslo k d alsiemu
| boju, tax by ami neuvideli proti
him bojllj1ee vojsko, na ktore by
chceli vysielat' tepelme paprsle.
ky. lebo by ich hned' .znivocily
della, postavene ma vzdialenost
niekol 'ko desat' mil, Co stoji ich
"cierny dym'' porovnani ma
simi otravnymi plynami? A co ich
libohe ''trojnozniky" proti nasim
| dobrym tankom? Mart 'ania pre-
| nasledujtlc Londyna prchaj ji-
cich l'udi, ma trojnoznikoch sa
vrhaji ma Mich chytajd lode. Ce.
la anglicka flota sotya zabije
dvoch Mart 'anov, ale pri tom ztra
ca niekol 'ko valecnych lodi: Jhk
ll'ahko by ich teraz likvidovali po-
| mocou ponoriek.
3O-rocny vyvin techniky dale
ko zanechal fantaziu romanopis-
ca, ktory damon pripade chcel
zobrazit takn lroten technickej