davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1937-10-18

Harry Crull, who tours rural
Virginia and the Eastern Shore
of Maryland, with a Monogram
Pictures sample case, provides
this department with a Monday
travel talk. a la Fitzpatrick, on
what's going on in the villages
of the Old Dominion. Mr.. Crull
speaking:
"The smaller towns of Vir-
ginia have been going through
an epidemic of theater building,
and there were recently opened
several that, in tie matter Of
general appearance and equip
ment, rank with the best in the
larger cities.
"In Chase City, town of
about 400, an especially hand
some theater has just opened.
"In Kenbridge, even smaller
town, is a new and very modern
house, equipped with an air-cOn-
ditiOning plant. Both these vii
lagos are in the tobacco country.
Farther east, in Franklin,
Leonard Lyons, - very capable
theater man, has just opened
1,O0O-seater that cost, complete,
not less than $4,000. Quite an
investment for a town of $500,
considering also that Lyons has
another house there already.
1T is the rule, rather than
the exception, to find very mod
ern theaterS everywhere in the
State, regardless of the size of
the towns.
"Around Harrisonburg, where
San and Charlie Roth former
members of the Warner Broth
erS' theater family operate,
they are building up a small
circuit of their own. Besides two
theaterS in the home town, they
control ElktOn, Shenandoah and
Sperryville, and have plans
ready to build in Woodstock and
GrOttOes.
IN. X. Murphy lone of the
diminishing race in show bust
ness controls an important
circuit in the far western part
of the State, Big Stone Gap,
Norton, Appalachia and Clint
wood.
"Of course there arr a num-
her of larger operators in the
State, bit their theaters are To-
Gated for the most part in the
more pOpul2us centers.
"The tops in box office at
fractions In the smaller spots is
invariably the stars of the horse
Opery.'
Tex Ritter, Jack Randall, Tom
Keene, Tim Mccoy and Gene
Autry will consistently do bet,
ter crosses than any of the
dramatic stars, and no theater
manager would consider playing
anything except a Western on
Friday and Saturday.
This is particularly true in
the centers that draw the farm
ers in for trading. 1t seems an
accepted fact that the rural
patron wants no part of the so
called sophisticated pictures"
The Washington times., 1937-10-18
Civic Theater Cast
To Give Extra Show

An extra performance Of "Ex-
cursion," the Washington Civic
Theater's comedy opening at
Wardman Park Theater, on Oc-
tober 20, has been scheduled for
the benefit of the American
Business Club, on Monday, Oc-
tober Is.
Regular performances for sea-
son subscribers are October 20
%, and reservations may be
made by calling District 1900.
The committee in charge Of
the benefit performance of the
American Business Club includes
Robert Norman, chairman;
Richard Walsh. Ralph TeuniS
and A. S. Gardiner. jr.
The Washington times., 1937-10-18
MOVIE
CLOCK

r. X. o. KEITHS-Barbara
Stanwyck. Herbert Marshall,
Breakfast for Two" 11:15
a. M, 1:04, 1858. 4:42, 6:31.
800, 1000 p. NJ.
EARLE-Paul MUM, 1.-THE Life
of Emile zola," 1890 a. m,
lis, 4:05, 6:55, $50 p. m.
Stage, Carmela Ponselle, 1885,
1925, 6:15, 9:05 p. m.
METROPO Titan - Charles
Buddy Rogers. This Way
Please" 11:40 a. m, lao,
$40. $40, TAO. $40 p. m.
CAPITOL-Irene Dunno, Ran
dolph Scott. High, Wide and
Handsome" II a. M, lao,
4:25, ITO, 9:55 p. m, stage,
1855, $40, 6:25, 9:O5 p. m.
PALACE-Joan Crawford, Rob
ert Young. 1.-THE Bride Wore
Red" 1855 a. m, 2:20, 4S45,
7:10. 9:35 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Sylvia Sidney.
Joel McCrea. Dead End"
1925 a. m, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35,
7:35, $40 p. m.
LITTLE-Conrad Veidt, THE
Wandering Jew" 11:18 a. M,
1922, 1926, $50, 1884. 9:38
p. m.
TRANS LUX - Newsreel and
Shorts at 1G and 1l:45 a. m,
1890. las. 8. AIS. 5:3n.
6:45, 8, 9:15 and 10:45 p. m.
WARD Marion Davies.
ever Since Eve" 1880. 4,
7:05. 1915 p. m. Stage.
Fletcher Henderson, 2:30, 6,
ns1
The Washington times., 1937-10-18
Use Valuable Maps

Two valuable maps, one the
guide used in mapping the
United States first Overland
Trail and the other the map
used in settling the boundary
dispute following the Mexican
War, are used as props in Frank
Loyd's new Paramount produc-
ton, Wells Fargo" featuring
Joel McCrea, Frances Dee and
Bob Burns.
The Washington times., 1937-10-18

Not that you will care, but
there is not an Irishman in
Dublin, Va, so I am told, nor a
Russian in Moscow, Va.
The Washington times., 1937-10-18
A CLEVER SCRIPT

A CLEVER SCRIPT
1.-The Awful Truth" is a
screens bull's-eye. l seem to re-
member it as mild hit for Ina
Clare in the stage version.
Given an application of Holly
wood magic it is transposed into
a rollicking strip of celluloid
madcap into the breeziest and
most delightful 80 minutes of
good, clean fun l have seen in
many a month.
The Washington times., 1937-10-18
Gleanings
and
Screenings
By Andrew R. Kelley

AS rule exhibitors against showing volatile comedies
in the screening with limited audience They feel that
many laughs in these rocs register better with larger
chorus in the seats.
Brothers made exception Saturday afternoon to
prevew The Awful TRUTH 1t profession OF faith IN
the product that seemed raty Columbia Pictures belief
"Here is orr comedy entrv for 1875 Best Ten
Evening star., 1937-09-11
C. |. O. PLANS DRIVE
IN GAS LIGHT co.
Organizer Tells Utilities Commits
sion Pepco Campaign Will
Follow.

Organization Of employees of the
Washington Gas Light Co. has been
started by the c. I. Q. and workers
Of the Potomac Electric Power Co.
are to be organized next, according
TO statements to the Public Utilities
Commission made by John P. Ander-
son, c. I. o. organizer.
Anderson has asked the commits
sion not to grant any reduction of
consumer gas rates for the year be-
ginning September l, for fear that
this might adversely affect the gas
company workers. Experts at the
District Building, however, have ex-
planned that any future raises in
wage rates would not affect operating
expenses of the gas company during
Evening star., 1937-09-11
Chinchilla Raising Paws.

Chinchilla raising. a new industry,
is quite profitable, but the small rat
like animals must be kept in cold stor-
age as their natural habitat is in
mountains, 1000 feet or more high.
Southern European countries man
ufacture sugar from raisins.
Evening star., 1937-09-11

the past test" year, which ended
June 30.
Anderson claims that the c. I. O.
already has organized 40 per cent
Of the technical workers of the gas
company, including the street gang,
meter readers and plant gangs. Ander-
said that the gas company had
company union" but that this was
dying natural death" He said
the c. l. o. union would seek recog-
milton as first step toward i'm
provement Of their working condi-
tons.
Members of the commission said
they were interested only SO far as
the situation affected operating ex-
penses of the gas company next
year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
"Jen Sc nebat."

President DIR. Edward Benes
.navstlvil v Ruzyni delostfelec-
ky pluk 1O1, ktery nese jeho
jmeno a delostrelecky pluk 1.
Jana Zizky z Trocnova. Pc pre-
hl1dce pravil president: "Jen
Sc nebat niceho, at Pride CO.
koliv. A tvrde pred, kdyko-
liv by bylo potreba chranit a u
branit nasi republiku. Jsem
jist, re svou pevnost1 a jistotou
dojedeme k tomu re mas mir
Dude respektovat kazdy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Obcane, konajici vojenskou
povinnost, budou socialne
zajisteni.

We sb1rce zakonG a naT1zen1
vyslo vladn1 nar1zen1, kterym
Sc pfiznava narok ma vyzivova-
CT pT1spevek take clenGm rodi-
ny k vojenske sluzbe povola-
neho, ktery v dobe, kdy nastou
pill vojenskou sluzbu, bez sve
why byl bez zamestnan1. Nyn1
je We Wade take projednavan
zakon, poole ktereho by "a
mestnanci, povolan1 k vojen-
ske sluzbe, NELL pravn1 narok
nastoupit pc navratu sve byva-
lie Zam6stnanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Low ma tame Iihovary.

Spolecnost pro zpenezen1 IL
hu darovala ministerstvu finan
CT osobn1 automobily pro tired
Milky dGchodkove kontroly ma
Slovensku. Dude jich pouzito
pro pfepadove oddly, jez zji-
tajne palfrny lihu. FARO
ven Dude lihova spolecnost W.
placet 1Tednik1m zvlastni pre-
mic "a kazdou objevenou tai
nou pallrnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Kult umeleho slunce.

V Praze je nyn1 nova moda.
Lide Sc snaz1 nahradit priroze-
ne slunce umelym. Jedny pre-
pychove prazske lame ozaTuji
zdarma navstevn1ky umelym e.
lektrickym sluncem. Stoupa j
pouz1vanf horkeho slunce u
lekaT1. Obchodn1ci s umelymi
slunci delaj1 dobre obchody
nejv1ce proto re 81 zeny i v Ii
me chteji zachovat snedou O.
palenou plet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Zivot i smrt " jeskyni.

Pod strmou skalou v lese u
Sloupu ma Ceskolipsku nasli IL
de mrtveho dratenfka. Byl to
62lety M. Lykac, ktery pred
desfti Lefty pTisel do kraje re
Slovenska a cd tie dolby I'll We
skalnf jeskyni. Starry dratenik
Sc zabil padem Sc skaly, patr-
ne pri SVEN nocn1m navratu do
jeskyne. Byl v celem kraji
znam svou setrnosti. festival
Sc, re 81 jednou z toho, co use
tf1 "a noclehy, postav1 domek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Vliv protiitalskych sankci ma
chow csl. hus.

Narodohospodarsky sbor il
hocesky pripravuje zmenu v
chovu hus. Zacatky byly jiz
ucineny v dobe protiitalskych
sankc1, kdy Sc konaly pokusy S
tamnym pestenfm hus pro mas.
Husf vejce byla nasazena do
umelych lfhn1 a vyllhnuta hou-
sata byla vykrmena m1sto ran
nych hus italskych. Pokusy ma
Sedlcansku skoncily dobrym d
spechem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
KONEC.
Prakticke rady.

Vyschly a zhoustly inkoust
rozfed1me, nalejeme-li do nej
trochu cafe. Nenf zkaleny, ia
ko kdyz do nej nalejem pouze
vodu.
Vany cist1me rozTedenou ky
selinou solnou. Proplachneme
t1mto roztokem take odpad
van i vodovodG, ably Sc neza-
naSel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Hazardni hrac pricinou
sebevrazdv.

Pardubicke cetnictvo zatklo
mnohokrate trestaneho Petra
Krivanka z Pardubic, ktery Sc
z spolecn1ky obehral v Hara-
tince, obec TepeTe ma zelezno-
brodsku, obecn1ho starostu Jo-
sefa Vaclava z Louznice O
1900 Kc. Starosta Sc re zou-
falstvl ob6sil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Hloubil 81 studnu a narazil ma
horkX pramen.

V Grinave ma Slovensku ko-
pal rolnfk Tomas Jaslavsky
hlubokou studnu. Kdyz jiz byl
We hloubce II metru, zacala sc
mu najednou pod nohama pro-
padat pGda. Jen S namahou sc
zachytil zebr1ku a rychle spl-
hal re studny ven. V posled-
MIN okamziku unikl nebezpeci,
re Dude opatren, protoze re
dina studny najednou vytryskl
pramen vfele vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Dohotoveni podzemnich krytG
" Jihlave.

Mesto Jihlava dohotovilo
kryty pc obyvatelstvo prot le-
teckym utokum. Kryty jsou
vybudovany pod celym prostor
nym jihlavskym namestim z
byvalych chodeb. Skladajf Sc
re til velkych salG a mnoha
chodeb S prilehlymi m1stnost-
mi pro prvn1 lekaTskou pomoc.
Kryty pojmou nekolik tislc
osob, a jsou snad z nejrozsa-
hlejs1ch v CSR.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
IA OCEANEM
Pov1dka z ceske vesnice.
Napsal BERRICH MORAVEC.

tam nekam daleko ma zapad
DO pralesG, kde Martin byl "a
mestnan a al Sc Ease Martinovi
podafllo v%ypraviti pr1lezitostne
dopis pro Kacenku.
Ia mes1c pc odchodu Marti-
move do "lumberkampu" v pra-
lese, zacaly odtud prichazeti
zasllky drobneho naTadi, ktere
Sc "a dozoru a vedenf Martina
va vyrabelo hned v lese.
Vas kraja an je chlapik, ro-
zuml sve veci a vi, CO jde dobTe
ma odbyt. Byl jsem nucen pr
SVEN dfevaTskem zavode zaTf-
dit vedlejsf prodejnu pro drob
ne nafadl hospodaTske i reme-
sine" oznamil jednou Kacence
jejl sluzbodarce.
"Nebyla bych no doporucila,
kdybych no neznala, Teklo dev
ce Sc spokojenou hrdost1.
Pull leta potion pozadala Ka-
cenka sveho sluzbodarce, aby
81 ku svym detem nasel jine
deVce, prOtoze ona sc Dude VIDA
vat.
"Nemusfm ami hadati, kdo
Je vasim zenichem," usmal Sc
pan. Gale Sc Simkem uzijete
malo pohodli. Budete S MIN
bydleti uprostfed pralesa v kra
Jine malo obydlene v osad6,
kterou zf1dili moji d6lnici ko-
lem me parn1 ply"
ITO vsechno v1m," usmala
Sc Kacenka spokojene. "Ale
vesnice, z ktere oba pochazf-
me, byla take malinka a zivot-
nlho pohodlf tam nebylo, ba a.
nj toho tam nebylo, abychom
Sc mohli witt"
"Proto jste 81 sli pro sve Ste
stl az "a ocean," usmal Sc pan.
No ia, nemam prava braniti
YAM V TOM"
V krajine, kterou otevfeli
lumberove a ktera S civilisova-
nym svetem byla spojena jen
drahou, pc ktere Sc dopravova-
10 df1v1, lila Kacenka Sc svym
muzem. Obydlfm byla jim
chata vedle parn1 PLY sroube-
ne z hrubych drew, ale byla
dosti prostorna, ably Sc sem We
slo jejich St6st1. A to stestf
bylo 1plne.
"Uz vim, CO mi schazelo,"
ffkaval Martin vraceje Sc pc
praci k sve zene. "Ty a dTfvi,
z ktereho ted robin. Nam ODE
a jsem stasten."
Uprostred leta pFiSel sluzbo-
darce Martindv podivati Sc ma
svGj drevaTsky podnik ma da-
lekem zapade. Prohl6dl 81 dill
nu, kterOu tn Martin zaF1dil,
pod1val Sc tez do srubu, V nemz
Martin bydlel a kde prave Ka-
cenka chovala sveho nevoroze-
neho synacka.
este tn spokojen?" ptal Sc
potion Martina.
"Uplne spoken" odvetil ia
zany.
"Neprejete 81 tedy nic?" "a
Sc pan Sc ptal.
"Pro sebe v6bec nic," odve-
til Martin.
"Tedy snad pro zavod?" do
tazOval sc pan.
"Pro zavod pTal bych 81 ne
kolik modern1ch obrabec1ch
strojG, mohl bych pax dodava-
tt v6tsi mnozstvf zbozf a leps1
jakosti, podotkl Martin.
"Tedy mi naznacte, jake
stroje 81 prejete a ia YAM je
poslu,' fekl pan ochotne. "Zvy-
Sill Sc vyroba, zvysim vas plat.
A v1te, re jste tn vlastne pr1-
kopnlkem drevarskeho pr1my-
stu, z nehoz budoucnosti wy
rosie move prdmyslov6 me-
Isto?"
"Tusfm to a proto Sc cinim,"
usmal Sc Martin.
"Vase shledanf S Kacenkou
prinese tedy stest1 i budouc1m"
lfekl pan podavaje Martinovi
ruku.
KONEC
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01

Nejaky cas- NELL Leseticti je-
ste co pov1dati, ale sevsednelo
Jim zahy, kdyz videli Helenu
denne V kramu, jake to byvala
"a zivota PAM Mesickove. Ne
kter1 dOkonce soudili, re Mesi-
eek dobfe udelal, ponechav 81
Helenu k Will svym detem, KITE
re il mely rady snad vice nez
vlastnl matku. Casem stala
Sc take zm1nka, kdy sc asi Me
sicka ozen1. ez to Dude muset
Jednou uciniti bylo jisto, ale
divili Sc Tide, re nehleda neve-
sty a mini snad cekati, az uply-
ne rok smutku. Vzdyt 81 mohl
naJ1ti nev6stu hned a sc swat
bou pockati az pc roce. Do
chazeli tedy k Mesfckovi rdznf
dohazovaci S navrhy, az konec
ne Mes1cek prohlasil, re Sc ze-
niti nebude. Tu pax Tide u
soudili, re asi chce hospodari-
tt S Helenou Petrackovou a
NELL mu to Ia zle. re by chtel
zGstati vdovcem z lasky k ne
bozce zene, tomu neveril nikdo
vzdyt S nebozkou vlastne nice
no neuzil. Co s nj byl, skoro
neustale stonala a nebyti te
Petrackove KIDD vi, jak by to
dnes u Mesfckd bylo vypadalo.
Ale re by Sc ted uz zeniti mech
tel, to naplnovalo kazdeho u
divenfm. Vzdyt by dostal mia
de devce. Nebo, ably snad S
Helenou ? To bylo kadze-
mu k smlchu. Ovsem hezka
byla jake obrazek - dosud Sc
j clovek dfval jen do obliceie.
Ale jak Sc il podfval ma hrbata
zada, zmizel hned vsechen To-
jem krasy a devce budilo len
soustrast nebo smfch, die toho.
Jake povahy byl clovek, ktery
Helenu z teto stranky posuzo-
val. Lide ovsem nevedeli. re
Meslcek Helene slibil manzel-
stvl. Ona Sc tim nikomu ne
pochlubila a Mes1cek to take
.ikomu nepov1dal.
Brzy Sc tedy v Lesticfch u
stale pfesvedceni, re Mesfcek
S Helenou, ale drive
nebo pozdeji re Sc piece jenI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Stavba csl. pavilonu ma pariz-
ske vystave.

Csl. ministerstvo veTejnych
prac1 povolilo Ia souhlasu mi
nisterske rady 100000 Kc ma
vystavbu ceskoslovenskeho pa
vilonu v ramci mezinarodnf
vystavy v Parfzi. Ucast ma W.
stave ohlasilo jiz so stat1 a vet
sina jiz take buduje ma vyka-
zanych stavenistfch sve pavilo-
ny. Nyn1 sc zacalo take S u
pravou staveniste pro ceskoslo-
vensky pavilion, ktery Dude W.
staven Poole v1tezneho navrhu
skupiny architekta J. Krejca-
|ra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
HRBATA.
NOVELA. Napsal Bedmch Moravec.

oslovila Mesfcka: "Milostpa-
ne, prosim vas, dejte mi moi
kn1zku, vyhledam 81 Cd prvnl-
no jinou sluzbu."
ely chces jiti pryc, Hele-
no?" tazal Sc Mesicek nemile
prekvapen. "Uz Sc tt u mne
nelib1?"
Devce Sc zapyfilo a mlcelo.
eco Sc ii pojednou u mne ne
libf?" pokracoval. "Myslil jsem
re u mne zGstanes stale pc
smrti zenine."
,"ZGstala bych,' odvetila He
lena a jeste vice Sc zacervena-
la. "Az Sc ozen1te, vratim Sc
rada k yam do sluzby, ale ted
muslin pryc. Wy jste vdovec a
ia jsem svobodna, We meste Sc
ledacos povfda."
D6vce sklonilo hlavu,aby mu
Mes1cek nevidel do obliceje.
Chvfli kupec pTemyslel, potion
pohodiv hlavou, rekl: "ze bys
dbala ma hloupe lidske feci!
Kdepak bych ted nasel zen
skou, ktera by tie zastala? A
coz d6ti? Jsou tt zvykle,
vzdyt isl je sama vychovala.
Abych Sc ted ozenil je tezke.
Wis, re mann deti rad a kdy-
bych 81 wal nejakou zenskou,
ktera by mi deti bila a tyrala,
byl bych nestastny. Jen u nine
z1stan!"
"Nenf to NONE, milostpane,
pravila Helena nepozvednuvsi
hlavy. "Vzdyt ia jdu nerada
pryc, ale nemohu 81 pomoci.
Oba Sc ma chvfli zamlceli.
"V1s jak to udelame?" "a
cal Ease Mes1cek. "ZGstan u
mne a ia 81 te tedy vezmu, az
uplyne rok smutku."
Helena zdvihla rychle hla-
WI, podfvala sc udivene ma
Mes1cka. Delsf dobu Sc roz-
mySlela, jake by sc nemohla
rozhodnouti. Vzdyt Sc il tako-
va vec zdala Sc skoro nemoz-
nou. Takovy bohaty a vazeny
pan, ably 81 wal il, chud6 devce
a jeste S tim hrbem, "a ktery Sc
sama tolik stydela. A pax ma
vrh Mes1ck6v pfisel tax neoce-
kavane, re il nesm1rne prekva-
pill.
"Tak bych tedy zdstala," "a
septala V rozpac1ch.
"Podej mi tedy ruku!" vyz-
val il a kdyz mu il podala nes-
mele, dodal spokojene: GU
jednano tedy! Kdybys mi
ted odesla, nevfm, jak bych byl
xiv. CHI zenske bych nezvykl
a ty isl pfece jake mole druha
zena, Wis w, jak to u mas chodi,
rozumis obchodu - no zkrat-
ka, nemohl bych byti bez tebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01

OJO DC n A1c@AAA
nedostal, to je pravda," fekla
Kacenka vazne, '.je k nam da-
leko. Pfijdu tedy k tobe nekte
ry den pc poledni. A coz jine
misto bys nepTijal."
Coz bych neprijal?" usmal
Sc Martin. "Vzal bych vsech-
no, kdyby to bylo lepsf nee ia
HE kuchafina."
"Promluvim Sc sym pa
men," rekla Kacenka. ga
mestnava mnoho remeslnfk1 a
d6lnlk1, myslfm, re by tie mohl
potfebovati kdyz isl vyucenym
kolafem. Mas pan odchoduje
dfivlm, to by Sc ii snad sp1se
zamilovalo."
"Ba prave," ochotn6 svedcil
Martin. "To Wis, vyrostl jsem
mezi df1vim, ale tady V Anne
rice nemohu Sc k drfv1 dOstati
stale mne osud zahan1 k masu
a k vaTenf, no nevedlo Sc mi pTi
tom dosud spatne, ale clovek
neni, jak Sc rfka, We SVEN XIV
H."
"Prijdu k tobe co nejdrfve,
rekla Ease Kacenka a podavsi
mu ruku rozloucila Sc S MIN do
sti zbezne.
Martin navlekl 81 kos1k ma
ruku a vSechen rozradostnen
chvatal "a svymi povinnostmi
vzdyt to 1tocne vozidlo vezlo
jeho drahou Kacenku! Najed-
nou Sc MI zdalo, re nen1 V A.
merice w 1pln6 o~pusten, vzdyt
Sc tn shledal s tou, pc kterf
donna i zde touzil.
Kacenka prisla hned druhe.
no dine V poledne.
MAS pan by tie rad videl, pc.
vldala. "Rekla jsem mu vsech.
no, do svych sluzeb by tie pri
jail a pov1dal, re takovych lid
jake isl ty, mGze potrebovati
Mus1s tedy k nam p%Tij1t."
"Muslm 81 tedy ma to wit
dovolenou a zjednati 81 "a Sc
be zastupce," odvetil Martin
Gale Dude n6kolik dni trvati
nez najdu cloveka, ktery by
mne mohl v kuchyni zastati."
Jednoho dine objevil Sc We vi
lie, kde bydlel bohaty obchod
mix dT1v1m, u nehoz Kacenks
slouzila. Pan pfijal no dost
chladne a sdelil mt strucne
MAN ma zapad6 zakoupen(
polesf a dopravuji ~vytezene dr.
vi stavebnf do vets1ch NEST. A
lie mnoho odpodkoveho drfv
zGstane ma pasekach lezeti be-
uzitku. Mel byste u mne stale
m1sto, kdybyste dovedl doz1ra
tt, ably uzitkove dT1v1 bylo rad
ne nakladano. Dovedl bystt
to-"
"a jak bych nedovedl?'
zvolal Martin radostne. "Vzdyr
jsem Cd malickosti pomaha
svemu otci vyvazeti klady z lie
sa."
"a CO by Sc dalo z toho cd
padkoveho drfv1 vyrabeti nevf
te?" tazal Sc obchodnfk, pc
hledna ma Martina zkoumave
"Da Sc z toho ledacos vyra
beti, co Sc We meste dobTe zpe
nezf," odvetil Martin. "Vybe
re Sc z takoveho df1vf mnoho
toperka k sekeram a motyc
kan, nasady k lopatam a ~
cum, kosite, hrabiste, oblouky
k polam a jeste celia Tada rGz.
neho naradf."
"Dovedl byste vycviciti mo.
je lidi lese We vyrab6nf tako.
vych vec1?" tazal sc pan.
'Nen1 mic snadn6js1ho," us.
NAL Sc Martin. Jest to velm-
lehka prace Temeslna, trochu
vtipnejsf clovek dovede to v
kratkem case"
"Dobra," pTikyvl pan. cd
jedete do mych lesG a zavede-
tie tam vyrobu naTad1 z odpad-
koveho df1v1. UzavTeme smlou-
WI prozatfmn1, bude-li Sc pod
mix vyplaceti, uzavTeme smlou-
WI stalou ale i kdyby Sc nevy-
PLACED, pTijfmam vas jake do
zorce pri pasecenf a doprave
dlouheho driv1 Sc stalym pla-
+om TodnS Go M; n RI 9hVch
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01

Bylo uz ma jare, kdyz jed
nou vecer Heelna Petrackova
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Lewis Works Too Hard.

7 EWIs' play has not suffered, as wit
ness his hitting in yesterday
4to-3 victory over Chattanooga
Trainer Mike Martin, however. has
detected drawn look in Buddy's face
and viewed with some alarm the boy
losing of weight 1t is nothing serious
assures Martin, but he needs freshen-
ing up.
IF Lewis has any fault explained
the trainer, sit is playing ball too hard
He runs out everything he hits, nc
matter if it's a sure putout And ir
practice he works something terrific
I've been trying for weeks to shoe hin,
away from the diamond before prac-
tice but it won't work. He runs and
runs hard all the time. I wish some
of the fellows who need that kind OF
work would do it like Buddy"
Harris, nodding agreement, plans tc
pull fast one on Lewis here during
the three-day stay in Chattanooga
Either tomorrow or Sunday" he dis
closed, I'm going to order Lewis tc
watch game from the stands ]
won't even let him put on a uniform
for a workout
Cecil Travis, another National who
has trained up to the hilt, was given a
respite yesterday when the Griffs
avenged a previous defeat in Orlando
by whipping Chattanooga. Travis
drove from Lakeland, Fla, for Chat
tanooga in his own car on Wednesday
and Johnny Mihalic played shortstor
YESTERDAY,
Evening star., 1937-04-09
ONE PLAYER GETS FOUR
Macks Give Quartet to Memphis
for Pitcher Nelson.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 9 (P.-
Tom Watkins, president of the Mem
phis club, has announced that Pitcher
Lynn Nelson has been traded to the
Philadelphia Athletics for four players.
In return for Nelson the club will
receive Alton Benton and Carl Doyle,
right-hand pitchers; Jack Peerson,
shortstop with Albany in the Interna-
tional League last year, and Oliver
Blakeney, shortstop with Sioux City
OF the Western League in 1886.
Evening star., 1937-04-09

Monte Lives Again.
RUDDY MYERS unrestrained glee
the first time he stepped to the
plate since quitting last year or
account Of illness. AS a pinch-hitter
he slammed one of Paul Deans pitches
for line single and hasn't been
stopped at bat since.
Little Johnny Mihalic's bid to oust
Myer, his boyhood hero. Johnny
batted 500 in the Grapefruit League
but as soon as Myer said he was ready,
Harris yanked Mihalic.
The joy and disappointment
wrought by Jack Salveson. He
was touted as potential start
ing pitcher when he reported. A
tall, perfectly built specimen.
Game after game he was
pounded, though, until Harris
decided it was mo CO."
The metamorphosis of Monte
Weaver from jadeG athlete older
than his age to jaunt-stepping, alert
young man with years of good base
ball ostensibly ahead of him. Cul-
mination of it the day he and Pete
Appleton held the Cardinals to one hit
and shut them out, 2 to 0.