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Evening star., 1936-02-16
HEN|E STILL BEST
ASF|GURE SKATER
Pressed for Olympic Title by
English GirI-vinson,
U. S., Is Fifth.
oy tIle hSoUCIdIcU IItSHs
~ ~ARMIsCH-PARTENKIRCHEN
BY the Associated Press.

Dy tlo hooOCihbcu fIcSes
~ Observation-Disclosures
Germany, February 49,
I Sonia Henie, queen Of the
~ figure skaters for 10 years
retained the Olympic crown today
only after a lanky English girl,
Cecilia Colledge. gave the blond
Norwegian the closest contest of her
career.
In winning her third Olympic title
and beating 23 of the worlds ranking
skaters from IL nations, Sonia was
forced to give an exhibition ranked
by experts as her best since she won
her first world title In 1926. She
entered the free skating with three
point margin over Miss colledge and
doubled it with brilliant execution
OF spins, twirls and jumps.
The final figures gave the title
holder 424.5 points as against 4ls.l
for the newly risen English star.
Maribel vinson Fifth.
MARIBEL VINSON, the American
" titleholder, moved up one notch
from her ranking in the school figures
to take fifth, behind Vivianne Hulten
of Sweden and Liselotte Landbeck OF
Belgium. OF the three other Ameri-
cans. little Audrey Peppe of New York
ranked the highest, finishing twelfth.
The weigel sisters of Buffalo were
far down the list, Louise placing
twenty-first and Estelle twenty second.
From the start the event was
battle between the champion and Miss
CoIledpe. The English skater. first
of the pair to appear on the ice, kept
the crowd of 1000 in q continuous
uproar as she whirled through a pro-
gram designed to force Sonia to give
her best. The judges gave her an
average of ST. points on both difnculty
Of program and performance.
Sonia Earns Cheers.
THERE was Q dead silence when
L sonia skated into the arena. ap-
pearinr slightly nervous. She knew
she dared not make one mistake. The
nervousness soon disappeared, how
ever. She swung into q repertoire OF
dificult figures, at one time executing
a brilliant double "Alex PaulSon"
i,,mp. ending In q graceful split, to
hrinr forth cheers from the crowd.
At the end of her performance she
was eiven q So rating.
Miss Wilson's program was more
conservative, but she gave 1t perfectly
to get q maximum rating on per-
fornaance. Miss Peppe was popular,
hut like Miss vinson, her program
was too conventional to gain higher
rating
Evening star., 1936-02-16
,WASHB0ND.
WIN |N,.LAST GLIDE.
Best Swiss Entry by 1.35
Seconds-Third Sled Is
American.Driven.
BY GAYLE TALBOT.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ ARM1sCH PARTENKIRCH-
EN-, Germany, February Is
" Dramatically rising to the
~ occasion in one last dizzy
whirl down the Olympic chute. Ivan
Brown and Alan Washbond earned the
Olympic two-man bobsledding cham
pionship today and gained what may
prove to be Americas sole gold medal
of the fourth Winter games.
The Keene Valley, N. Y, combina-
ton successfully fought of the chal-
lenge of the great Swiss pilot. Fritz
Feierabend, to win the four-heat COM
petition by the margin of l.35 Sec
onds and thus successfully defend the
championship Hubert and Curtis Stew
ems won for the United States at Lake
Placid four years ago.
Rounding out the greatest day Amer
icas otherwise outclaSSed athletes have
enjoyed in these games, Gilbert Col
gate, jr., of New York and Dick Law
renee of Branchville, N. j., took third
place behind Feierabend.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Gives Washbond Credit.

"DoN'T tell me those big square
goggles don't add wind resist
ance," he said to the Associated Press
correspondent. "I'll bet they would
knock off one-hundredth of second,
anyway, and we aren't passing up any
hundredths in a race like that"
Brown was the only goggle-less
driver in the field
While the 36-year-old merchant,
Washbond, only wanted to beam and
talk Of Browns great driving, Brown
wouldn't have it.
Give WaShbond all the credit for
that third rum" Brown insisted. "It
was those 'jabS' he gave us at the
start and after we left Bavarian curve
that kept US in the money"
Colgate had nothing but praise for
the winners and their sled.
II think got everything out of
my sled it was built to give" he said,
'but it wasn't enough to beat that
pair"
Brown, who admitted he didn't
sleep a wink after 2 am, said he
thought he had made only one real
mistake in his four runs. In the
third run, he said. he misjudged the
bend Just before the Bavarian horse
shoe and as a result hit the big ice
wall too late. Fortunately, however,
he escaped serious loss of speed.
Almost Birthday Gift.
"A THOUGH they knew on their
- last trip just what time they had
to make to win, Brown said I'VE
weren't half as nervous then as we
were on our first run"
The victory came almost as BIRTH
day present for Brown, who viii be
20 tomorrow.
When he went to the breakfast ia
BILE this morning he found at his
place o big cake, inscribed Good
Luck" His teammates had 1t baked
during the night and found pastry
expert who could write English.
Brown, incidentally, Is just about
the most superstitious pilot of them
all. His pet mania" takes the form
of hunting hairpins. His eyes seldom
leave the sidewalk any day until he's
found one. Up to today by actual
tabulation he hadn't failed for "a
consecutive days.
washbond has no superstition ex-
cept one thing-hen ride with no
driver except Brown. He never has.
When they originally formed the
partnership washbond was the driver
and Brown the bobber. Three years
ago, however, washbond stepped into
o hole and injured his knee. So there
(see OLyMPICS, Page B-s)
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Rovd wbins W.Jr


CAPTAIN BOB BOYD, v. M. rs
crack 145-pounder, ended the
cadet rout with well-earned decision
over Walter Webb. clipping the tow
head Old Liner repeatedly with right.
hand smashes to the head.
Mike Lombardo, rugged Maryland
155-pound representative, chased Joe
Donovan around the squared circle
to win the decision easily. Donovan
confined his efforts to evading Mixes
damaging blows.
Tossing his first leather in COM
petition for Maryland, Blair Smith
continued the rout by trouncing Randy
Whittle in a close 165-pound match.
Both erratic punchers, Smith and
Whittle redeemed their lack of boxing
skill by willingness to collide.
In a fitting climax of the evening,
John Gormley, Terp light-heavy-
weight, pounded all over Al Dulaney
to win the decision handily. Gormley
rocked Dulaney late in the third round
with two successive right-hand
smashes to the head which had the
cadet scrapper groggy
v. M. I. forfeited the heavyweight
bout.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Olympic Hockey Result Hasy
after u. S., Britain Stage 90
Game Marked by Bitter Play

night were described as "petty larceny
so far as the ticket buyers were con-
cerned."
From the very start the English
players concentrated upon defense,
driving the puck far down the ice to
break UP American raids. James
Foster, former Winnipeg star. who
guarded the British goal turned in a
remarkable performance in turning
back the American forwards. Time
after time it seemed that only luck
enabled him to save as Jack Garrison,
Paul Rowe and Phil La Bate bored
through Britain's five-man defense to
shoot from short range.
Only twice during the game did the
British open up and then only for
short stretches. Early in the second
period they made a series Of raids that
kept Tom Moore, American goalie,
busy, and in the second overtime ses-
sion they made few more sallies.
Teams Near Free-for-Au.
A THOUGH the game was furiously
fought and full of rough body
checking, the only penalties were IN
the second overtime session. which
nearly ended In free-for-an after q
melee in front Of the English goal.
Garrison was knocked out toward
the end of the third period in another
mix-up and Gordon Smith barely lost
o goal when he drew Foster out Of
position only to have a British player
dive in and stop the puck with his
hand.
Line-ups:
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Sour Note In Series.

At ANY rate the Olympic hockey
seems certain to end on . sour
note. Englands stone-wall tactics to-
Evening star., 1936-02-16
VENzKE TR|UMPHS
OVER CUNNINGHAM
Finishes Strong to Capture
Baxter MiIe-HeadIey Is
Second in Half.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, February 15.-Amid
M a veritable bedlam of excited
VI acclaim, Gene Venzke. Penn
L sylvania's picture runner.
scored a smashing victory tonight
over his arch-rival Glenn Cunning
ham, in the Baxter mile. feature
event of the annual New York A. G.
track meet.
Venzke outran the world record
holder decisively and broke the tape
3 yards in front in minutes, 1912
seconds.
Venzke ran the second fastest race
of his career to administer q stun
ming triumph over the barrel-chested
Kansan, up to this season the king
of the milers, shortly after Syracuse's
Eddie O'Brien had flashed to world
record breaking victory in the Buer-
myer 500-yard race in 57.8 seconds.
Cunningham was clicked in 4:10.7
his fastest performance of the indoor
campaign, and had the consolation oi
taking outright possession Of the Bax.
ter Cup. The trophy Is limited tc
three consecutive years of competi.
ton. Cunningham took the cup be-
cause he turned in the fastest time
4:09.6, last year.
A crowd of $4,000 fans went wild
as Venzke, altering his usual tactics
took the pace-setting position from
Cunningham with two laps to go, sue.
cessfully fought of every subsequent
challenge from the record-holder anc
won going away in the short stretch
| drive.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Venzke Wins Going Away.


NORTH CAROLINA'S Harry VIII
hanson set the pace for the first
three laps, but Cunningham took the
pole thereafter and turned On the
pressure. The crowd, expecting the
outcome to be settled on the last lap
was brought to its feet yelling madly
as Venzke suddenly shot to the front
on the ninth lap. Caught by surprise
Cunningham tried three times to re-
gain the lead, only to have Venzke
step up the pace Just enough to balk
the Kansan.
They were still only a stride apart
as they came off the last turn, but
Venzke had speed to burn.
The race was beautifully timed, with
the pace increasing with each quar-
ter. The times by quarters were 63.4,
62.7, 62.4 and 6l.7.
OF the three other starters, Glen
Dawson Of Tulsa, Okla, came strong
on the last lap to take third place
30 yards behind Cunningham, with
Williamson fourth and Louis Burns,
Manhattan, fifth.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
MARYLAND BEATS
Y. N. |. At BOXING
Triumphs, 7 to 1-Thron
Is Thrilled by CoIorful
AII-U. Program.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

O@@0S 1A4bkAs 24Q.f ECUI
4 ary 15.-Maryland broke even
Y tonight in its two varsity
contests before more than
$500 spectators who packed Ritchie
Coliseum to see the Old Liners spec
tacular all-university night program.
The Terps started out on the wrong
foot by losing at basket ball to a
scrappy Catholic U. outfit, 40 to 29,
but had the spotlight from then on,
winding up by defeating Virginia
Military Institute at boxing.
Between the basket ball game and
boxing match, the military, athletic,
mems and women's physical educa-
ton and musical departments staged
19 colorful events that gained the
plaudits Of the crowd.
A grand entrance of all performers
and a salute to the colors. started the
whirl of activities in which there was
dancing, singing, girls hockey,
archery and craftsmanship, volley
ball, fencing, gymnastics, tumbling,
dashes and hurdling, horseshoes, a
military drill, etc, that lasted nearly
two hours.
Terps Get Fine Start.
I'D SHEGOGUE sent Maryland away
- to a flying start in the 115-pound
class Of the ring match, continually
peppering Tom Brooke with left jabs
to win the decision. Brooke, south
paw, weaved and bobbed away from
Shegogue in the first round, but Ed
found the range in the next two
sessions.
A newcomer to Maryland's team,
Bob Slye, former Eastern High track
ace, gained a technical knockout over
George Curfman after l minute and
IL seconds of the second round in the
125-pound class.
After an even first round. the Terp
poured rights and lefts to Curfman's
face and had the Lexington larruper
reeling when the towel was tossed in.
In battle which found both fight
ers bleeding badly from the nose,
Morty Schwartz gained a dubious
decision over Joe Bell. Mixing t. eely.
the 135-pounders traded blow for blow
throughout. Schwartz piled up an
early lead on right-hand wallops to
the face, but Bell rallied to earn at
least draw in the Judgment of most
spectators.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
: Bernhard Rust, prusk,

- Bernhard Rust, prusky
komisar pro osv6tu a vyucova-
nj zrusil vsechny privatni obec-
ne skoly v Nemecku. Jeho de-
kret vstupuje v platnost o We
likonocich v dobe, kdy vsechny
zidovske skolni dftky must opu-
stiti verejne skoly. Rust tvrdi,
re udrzovanf privatn1ch obec-
nych skol je prot osvetovemu
duchu narodniho socialismu.
- Turecka vlada pozadala
mocnosti lausannske mirove
smlouvy O zmenu clanku o O.
pevnenf Dardenellske 1ziny.
Turecko totiz zada, ably mu by
10 povoleno znovu Dardanelly
opevniti, coz mu bylo pc val
ce ZakazanO.
Lausannskou mirovou smlou-
WI roku 1923 podepsaly ctyri
vedouci mocnosti: Velka Bri-
TAME, Francie, Italie a Japon-
sko a pax Turecko spolecne S
Reckem, Bulharskem a Jugo-
slavii. Smlouva byla sjednana
v meste Lausanne We swear
sku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
Move
SNlzENE
S|uzby ' ned6Ii
jest nyni v p~latnosti
ma venkov Telelonem
Zavolejte domu
PriSti nedeli
Oloupeni " Polsku.

Re vsi Hruszcyna Mala u
Kielc dosla zprava O tragedii,
ktera potkala manzelsky pa
rex z Ameriky, ktery tam pTi-
jel ma ~navstevu a zdrzoval Sc u
Stanislava Kolodziejcyka. By
Ii to .50lety Antoni Siejak a je-
no manzelka Zofie, kteff S Sc
bou pfivezli take vetSf obnos
penez, coz Sc vsak brzy rome
slo pc okol1 a bylo vlastnf prici-
nou nasledovavsf tragedie.
Do Kolodzejcykova domu
vnikli noel tri maskovan1
bandite, ktef1 k zastrasen1 do
mac1ch lid vypalili nekolik
ran re svych zbranf a pax
vsem nar1dili, ably 81 klekli ma
podlahu oblicejem Ike stene.
Pote prohledali cely byt patra-
Ij1ce pc penezich a cennych
pfedmetech. Nelezli $4,000 V
americkych penezfch, patTfcfch
ISiejakovi, jakoz i n6jake CEN
ne sperky.
Mezi tim, co bandite byli
zamestnani patranfm pc kori-
sti, podaTilo Sc Siejakove man
zelce nepozorovane uteci a Wy
behnout pc schodech ma pGdu.
We spechu vsak nebyla dosti o.
patrna a zT1tila Sc ma mlat tax
nestastne, re Sc ma miste zabi-
la. K 1teku il pTimelo to, Re
ma SVEN tele mela uschovanou
vets1 castku penez, kter6 cht6la
pred bandity zachraniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
POPLACH EVROPY.

Angle dala v patek vystrahu
Francii a jinym naroddm, re
italo-habessky konflikt must
byti vyrfzen oddelene, aniz by
byl spojovan S franko-nemec-
kym sporem ohledne obsazeni
Porynska nemeckym vojskem.
Jednajic skrze sveho zahr.
m%inistra kapt. Anthony Edena,
britska vlada nalehala ma
13clenny vybor Ligy narodd,
ably ucinil neco rozhodneho
ohledne zastaveni valcenf v
Africe. Ma druhe strane, Fran
Gle, zastoupena ministrem
Flandinem, opet pozadovala
britskou pomoc ku potrestanl
Nemecka "a jeho vtazenf do
Porynl, CO cenu "a s%polupraci
S Britanii We veci miru v Habe-
81.
We sve odpovedi vyboru, E.
den naznacil, re otazka Pory-
nj, nebo jine podobne udalosti,
nemajf vliv ma britske stanovi-
sko v africke situaci, a zrejme
dial ma jevo, re nebude kupciti
v zlskavani podpory Francie,
vymenou "a ostrejsf postup WI
81 Nemecku.
Fladinovou odpovedf ku brit
skemu prohlasenf bylo ujisteni,
re Francie navrhuje ably Sc po-
stoupilo tax, jak situace to W.
zaduje, pakli vGdce Hitler bu-
de jeste dale pokracovati v ru-
Semi mirove smlouvy a Locarn-
lskeho paktu, tim re zapocne
staveti pevnosti podel Ryna.
V Londyne 1tery pronese.
ma byla obava, re dojde ku
srazce Francie S Angli1 ohled-
ne sankcf proti Italii.
SekretaT Eden obdrzel pokyr
anglickeho kabinetu, ably Sc
rozhodne ~postavil prot "zane.
chant" Ethiopie ligou NarodG
Anglicane neveTf jeste, re I
talove zvftezili mad odporen
Habesan1 a Re Italove die vse.
no prerenujf dosavadni vysled
ky V Habesi zlskane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17

Statni ucitelsky 1stav v ru-
munskem pohranicn1m meste
Marmarosske Shot loni ma
podzim zavedl pro sve zactvo
kursy ceskeho jazyka. Zatim
jenom v prvnfm rocniku, jehoz
vsech 62 zakd Sc prihlasilo k
vyucovanf cestine jake pTedme
tn nepovinnemu. Rumunske mi
nisterstvo skolstvi kursy 1sta-
WI ochotne povolilo. Ma vyzvu
rumunskych 1radG Sc vyucova-
nj ujal ceskoslovensky odborny
ucitel re Sela Slatine Wagner.
Poole SLOW ucitelovych mluvi
jiz nynf nekterf zaci dost dobfe
cesky. V pristfm roce zavede
sprava 1stavu ceske kursy v O.
statnfch rocnicfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
Rada starSim lidem.
PiSe

PlSe
DIR. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvf mesta
New Yorku.
Zamyslfme-li sc mad mar
kantn1m zlepsenim zdravotnfch
podmlnek "a poslednfch sede-
sat let, name dobry d1vod citi-
tt sc nadSeni tim, echo bylo do
sazeno. Pres to vsak nesmlme
s mysli fakt, re mas pokrok O.
mezuje Sc hlavne ma preventiv-
nj opatrenf prot nemoci, a opa-
trent, smeTujfcf Ike snfzenf
1mrtnosti det1 a mladsfch lidf.
V zakroku proti nemocem star
siho veku ucinili jsme pokrok
pomerne velmi maly.
Vetsina obycejnych nemoci
stars1ho veku dostavuje Sc poz-
nenahlu. We mnoha prfpadech
pacient nepozoruje drobne prf-
znaky Ga symptomy), jez by
mu mely dati vystrahu. Je
skutku politovanihodne, re no
tyto symphony zac1naj1cf cho-
roby neupozornf ma to, ably byl
ma strait, nebot We mnoha pri-
padech by okamzity zakrok
znamenal vylecen1.
Clovek, jemuz je petactyry-
Get nebo padesat let, udela do
bre, osvojf-li 81 zvyk kazdoroc-
nj prohlfdky rodinnym leka.
rem. Kazdy opatrny MATTE.
AUTOMOBILE dava sv1j VIZ Y
pravidelnych lh1tach prohled.
nouti mechanikem, ably 81 tai
byl jist, re vse je v poradku
Rid1-li automobil, o nemz vi, Il
byl d1kladne prohlednut znal
Gem, c1t1 Sc "a volantem mno
hem bezpecneji. Dobry mocha
mix vi, kde poruchy hledati
Una vyznam rGzneho klepan
nebo jinych nepravidelnostf
chodu motoru.
A tax Je tOmu v Jinem Ohledl
S lekarem. Ten Ease obrat
svou pozornost ma cetne de
tally, tykajfcf Sc vaseho tela
detaily, jez byste Wy sam pova
zoval "a nepatrnost, jimz ne
treba prikladati zadne d1lezi
tosti. Rekne-li yam lekar p,
prohlfdce, re vse je v poTadku
iaky kid mysle yam to jeho u
jistenf prinese! Najde-li vsal
nejakou nepravidelnost, men
to dobre, re sc tax stale brzy
kdy je jeste cas- zapocfti S lece
MIN?
Radfm YAM, abyste prijali z;
svGj plan kazdorocn1 zdravotr
prohlfdky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
CestY sVeta.

Pred 49lety, kdyz pet muzd
cekalo V Chicago, ably skonali
ma sibenici pro spolu1cast ma
vybuchu pumy ma Haymarket,
pozadala d1vka, necelych 20
rokG stara, Nina Van Zant, a.
by Sc smela "a jednoho odsou-
zence provdati. Byla pustena
do vezen1 a podala ruku Au-
gustu Spiesovi. Ia nedlouho
pc oddavkach skonal Spies ma
sibenici. Nyn1 We stravn1m do
me skonala jeho vdova Nina
Van Zant Spies nasledkem ST.
decn1 vady. Nina, ktera nenavi-
della kapital a kapitalisty, zem-
fela jake kapitalistka. Pc ne
jaky cas-, zcela Poole zasad je-
j1ho milovaneho manzela, KITE
ry zemrel "a "socialnf Ideally,
Nina pokracovala v jeho Slope
|j1ch. Postupem casu Sc stala
majitelkou domu, We kterem
bydlela a zemrela, vlastnila
jeste nekolik dosti velkych do
MI a stala Sc zamoznou mali
telkou nekolika majetkG.
Nina zGstal pT1telkyni chu-
'dych. Najemnfci NELL lacine
byty a spravn6 je platili a nj
koho incapable il osiditi o
rent. Ackoliv pen1ze potreb-
nym rozdavala, tax vice Sc jich
hrnulO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
Co nema " domacnosti schazeti.

Nekolik sv1cek ma byti v do
macnosti vzdy v zasobe. Wy
potent elektriny nebo spojeni
mGze ~nastati v okamziku. Take
nekolik zasobn1ch zarovek ma
byti pc ruce, abychom molly
znicenou lined nahraditi. Po-
mechanic je v p1vodn1m obalu
a uschovame ma klidnem m1ste,
ably Sc nepokazily jeste pred
upotrebenfm. Prakticka hospo-
dyne ma take vzdy nekolik
znamek, korespondencnich list
XII, pc pr. telegrafnfch formu-
laTG. Samozfejme, re Sc tyto
zasoby must doplnit lined,
jakmile jsou spotTebovany. We
ci, kter6 jsou spfse zasobe
jsou motouzy, hrebfky, ballot
pap1r, lahve, nekolik kel1mkG
a krabic. Tyto veci pTijdou
caste who'd, nesmf jich vsak byt
nadbytek. Take lepidlo ma BY
til pri ruce. Pap1rove ubrousky,
prfprava ma jednoduchy mouc-
mix, nekolik ovocnych konserv,
jam, med a neco keksG pomo-
hou improvisovati pohostenf
pro necekanou ~navstevu, aby-
chom 81 nemusili vyp1jcovati
u sousedd, nebo rychle pro neco
posflati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
PlSo
DR.. John l.. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvi mesta
New YOrku.
PlSe
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictv1 mesta
New YOrku.

DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar Zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.
Jaro je zde Poole kalendaTe
uz tTet1 tyden. Ia dnG naSicl
babicek znamenal pTfchod ia.
ra nejen jarnf cistenf domacno.
sti, ale co nam bylo jeste meme
pc chuti, i prod6lanf pravidel.
neho "kursu" sfry a melasy. '
sousednf rodin6 byla to MONA
Ease sarsaparilla. V tn dobU
Sc vseobecne myslelo, re i lid.
ske telo potrebuje jarnfho Wy
cistenf, vira to, jez byla pod.
porovana starou tradicf. Jeste
i dnes sc S nj shledavame, &C
by 81 zaslouzila, ably byla prave
tax vymycena, jake vfra v ca
rodejnice, urknutf a zazracne
amulety.
Sc zdravotnfho stanoviska
byva jaro casio nebezpecnou
sezonou. Pocasf je prom6nli-
We; hned je teplo a slunecno.
hned Ease chladno a posmurno.
Otazku satstva je nutno Tesiti
zdravym rozumem. Vseobec-
ne receno, odev ma byti vzdy
prizpGsoben pocas1. Obycejne
je nejlepe brat 81 vzdy kabat,
kdyz den zapocne teplym, stu.
necnym jitrem.
Take otazka potravy je vel.
mi dIlezita. Hospodyne ma
vyuziti lace rGznych jarn1cf
zelenin. Je beztoho velmi prav.
depodobno, re telo nedostavalC
"a dlouhe zimy dostatecnehc
mnozstvf teto d1lezite slozky
We strane.
Ia slunnych jarnfch dnG ma
j zvlaste deti dostati svGj df
cennych ultra-fialovych papr'
sky slunce, tax ably Sc jejicl
kosti a zuby vytvarely, jak ma.
il.
Kratce a dobre: cerstvJ
vzduch, slunce, dobra strava
spravny odev, nikoli vsak sire
a nikoli sarsaparilla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-17
Muka trileteho dscka.

Ma bratislavskou kliniku byl
dopraven z obce Sally mad Va
hem tfilety hosik. Trpel hroz-
nymi zaludecnlmi bolestmi. Ma
klinice bylo z~jisteno, re dite
ma vnitTnosti 1plne spaleny cd
nejake zfraviny. Kdyz byla
matka dotazana, co dfte vypilo,
rozplakala Sc a pTiznala, re no
six vypil lahev louhu. . Byla S
deckem lekaTG, ale bala Sc
Jim prozradit pravou pricinu
bolestf decka, ably nebyla st1-
hama. To Sc stale pred sesti
nedelemi take dfte proz1valo
"a celou tn dobu hrozna muka,