davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Pair Has Private Signs.

OF COURSE, as events turned out
Chapman's daring running was
not quite enough to win. The general
memory of it faded when Roy
Weatherly broke up the game with
q home run in the Cleveland eighth.
But to the Mats 1t assumed a slgnltl-
cance. 1t has become weapon,
which, as the season progresses, may
become more and more important
in close ball games.
THE play can't miss declares
Chapman. The success of it, in
cidentally. was all due to Buddy.
We got together, you see, and ar
ranged a sign system of our own.
Lvn Larry and I had the same thing
when we played with the Yankees.
When I am on second base. I
pick out a pitch, signal Lewis and
break for third Buddy prepares
to sacrifice. If the ball isn't good
he only feints at it, but this is enough
to bring the third base man toward
the plate. If third baseman only
moves in two steps I can steal third.
eff 1t is a good pitch then Buddy
bunts and a majority OF the time l
can score. The only way to break
1t up is for the pitcher to pitch out.
And he can't afford to do this often. u
Chappie's base running in the Cleve-
land series was a revelation, despite
his established penchant for sensa-
tional galloping. To win the series
opener he stole home in the eleventh
inning. In fact, although the Mats
fortunes to date have operated against
taking too many risks on the paths,
Ben has tried steals three times and
has yet to fail. Twice now he has
scored from second on infield outs.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
H|LLCRESTS ON STREAK
Will Seek Fifth Straight In
Playing Fairlawn.

Hillcrest's base ball team will be
after its fifth straight victory of the
season Sunday when it meets the
crack Maryland A. C. nine on the
FairlaWn diamond. Davis will send
the first pitch plateward at 3 o'clock
for the locals.
The last time out Hillcrest went
on a slugfest to ring up 13 runs
against Brightwood.
Benny Sisemore's home run with
the bases filled was the big blow but
Phil Lewis Clipped in with three
extra base hits.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Stars Yesterday
BY tf,e Associated Press.

BY TIE ASSociated Press.
Rip Collins and Bill Lee. Cubs
Collins single drove in only run
against Ph!llies as Lee pitched one
hit ball for 10 win.
Roy Weatherly Indians-His homer
with one on gave Tribe AZ win over
Senators.
Pinky Higgins, Red Sox-His single
drove in winning run in 2-1 victory
over Browns.
Lee Grissom, Reds-Held Giants to
nve hits for 40 shutout
Hank Greenbers,. Tigers-Hit homer,
triple and double. driving in four runs.
in 1916 victory over Yankees.
rates to seVen hts and droVe IN Two
runs with double and single in 90 vic
tory
Luther Thomas and AL williams,
hits for 81 win
Evening star., 1937-05-07
WORKING HUNTERS
HEAD SHOW CARD
Feature This Afternoons
Part of Inaugural of
3-Day Affair.

w WITH 81 classes on its first
I n I day schedule, the Wash
w ington Horse Show opened
this morning to continue
all day and through Sunday on the
MeadoWbrook Club show grounds on
the East-West Highway in Maryland
Bringing back to this city the first
important saddle horse and fine
harness horse events witnessed here
in many seasons, the show today was
to offer no less than five competitions
for those types.
The hunter and open jumper en-
tries also were an exceedingly prom
Using lot. The stables of Mrs. M. Rob-
Whitney. Mrs Frederick Van Lennep
Mrs. Ellsworth Augustus, the Fort
Myer horse show team and other ma
tionally known aggregations are rep
resented in the list Of fencers.
This afternoon the feature test was
to be for working hunters ridden by
amateurs, in which piece of silver
plate was to be presented to the win
ner by The Evening Star Co.
The afternoon program:
Glass As, working hunters-amateurs
class is. road hacks; class So hunters
non-thoroughbreds; class 10 combination
and out; class 5S officers chargers; class
"a ladies hunters; class 2l. open-5.
gated saddle horses; class 81 scurry
= mi
qualified or green hunters; class A.. pairs
of hunters
Evening star., 1937-05-07

l. (Cy) Cummings, the sage of
Cummings lane, Montgomery
4 County, Md, sab, sat in the
skinny shade of one of those little oak
trees at Columbia and dropped a golf
observation that has come down the
seasons as one OF those truisms that
never grow old. Cy used to be fair
journeyman golfer, for southpaw,
considering that southpaws, take 'em
by and large, aren't usually as good
as those who swing from the orthodox
side. But Cy could get around any
mans golf course, given a fair shake
from dame fortune, in IS whacks or 80.
He'd qualified, from time to time, in
occasional first flights, he'd won q
match or two and been licked, and
he'd qualified in the lower flights ana
been walloped. But on this particular
June day Cy had just taken licking
he didn't like. Twas in the fourth
flight in the Columbia invitation
tournament.
CRASPING his high ball in that
manner peculiar to Maryland
gentlemen, Cy cast reflective eye out
toward the seventeenth where he'd met
his links doom that day and opined:
You know no matter where you get
in a golf tournament you'll find some
guy better than you There's ringer
in every flight" Nor did he mean
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Minor Leagues

International
Toronto, 5; Baltimore 4.
Buffalo. 3: Syracuse, 2.
American Association.
Milwaukee. IL Indianapolis. q.
Glnneapolis. y: Columbus. 6.
Kansas City. 4: Louisville. 3.
Southern Association.
BIRMINGHAM. 4; Atlanta. |.
Little Rock 4 Knoxville o.
Memphis &: Nashville. ..
Chattanooga. Is; New Orleans. 1.
Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles. q; Missions. 4.
San Francisco. 8; San Diego 1.
Sacramento 5, Oakland. 8.
Seattle. 9; Portland. S.
Dallas. .; Houston. /.
Galveston. 4 Fort Worth a.
Oklahoma City. 5; San Antonio, 4.
Beaumont :; Tulsa. 4.
Piedmont.
Norfolk, IL; Richmond 3.
Ashevllle, IL: Portsmouth 3.
Charlotte. 6: Rocky Mount. 4.
Durham. 4; W.nstonSslem. ..
Three-Eye.
Peoria "A; Terre Eaute, o.
Moline 90: Bloomington, Z.
Decatur, :: Clinton, l.
Mid-Atlantic.
SPRINGFIELD. IL; Dayton s.
Portsmouth 3; Charleston 4.
South Atlantic.
Columbus. 49, Augusta. 1.
New York-PennsyIvania
Blnghamton. s: Wilkes-Barre, 3.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Stretch Drive

1Batted for Brown In eighth.
WASHINGTON - 900 OIL 000-2
Cleveland --------- 600 O0G 13x-4
Runs batted in-Weatherly CO. Kroner,
Solters. Riddle, Lewis. Two-base hit
Bluege Three-base hit-Hale Home
run--Weatherly. Stolen base-Chapman.
Double plays-Lary Hale and Trosky:
Washington, 6; Cleveland, 5. Bases on
balls--Of Weaver. 6; OF Heving, l:
Struck out-By Brown. 2. Hits-Of
Brown, 6 in 8 innings: OF Heving, In l.
inning. Winning pitcher-Brown. Um-
pires--Messrs Summers. Johnston and
Gelsel. Time-1 81.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
FENCERS IN MATCH.

Georgetown SUniversity's fencing
team will meet the Y NJ c. A.
Musketeers at o'clock tonight in
the Coast Artillery Armory, Water
and o streets southwest.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Greenberg Blasts Pill.

i
HANK G2EENBERG, with q
homer, double and triple, led
the drive against Yankee pitching at
Detroit, While Footsie Marcum hurled
his third straight win to give Boston
its win and share in the loop pace
For the first time this season, the
Cincinnati Reds showed a winning
streak of two by blanking the Giants,
40, behind Lefty Lee Grissom,s five
hit hurling. The Dodgers snapped
the Pittsburgh Pirates streak at four
straight by a seven-run rally IN the
fifth inning for 9-5 victory. The
Cards and Boston Bees were rained
out.
Connie Mack's upsetting Athletics
topped the Chicago White Sox for the
second day running, 81. Roy Wealth
erly's homer with a mate on base in
the eighth gave the Cleveland In
dians AZ win over Washington.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
INJURIES A TONIC
TO R|DDLED CUBS
Requiem Sung, They Hang
Up Six Straight Victories.
A. |. Race Knotted.
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


TOR a bunch Of cripples who
~ were supposed to need wheel
chairs and stretchers to get
L around the circuit, those Chi
cago Cubs are showing lot of health.
In spite of casualty list that makes
Wrigley Field resemble base hos
pital, the Cubs are travelling at the
fastest pace in the National League,
have climbed from sixth place to a
tie for third In the last week and are
showing no signs of letting up.
When Pitcher Larry French and
Second Baseman Billy Herman went
on the hospital list with Tex Carle-
ton, Curt Davis and Gabby Hartnett
last week the experts" figured it was
curtains for the Cubs.
Make 1t Six in Row.
CINCE then the Cubs have won six
of seven starts, they've averaged
close to nine runs and l3 hits game
and have held the enemy to less than
four scores per nine innings.
Their surge wound up in thiro
place yesterday when rain cut theil
tilt with the Phillies to five in
nings, with the Cubs winning, 10
for their sixth straight triumph
Bill Lee, going the route for the
second time in the week, muffled the
Phils with one lone hit
The big change in standings TO,
the day came in the American
League, where the Tigers topped the
Yankees, 1915, and the Red Sox nosed
out the Browns, 81, to throw the
lead into a three-way tie.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Weaver Is Hard-Luck Guy.

MEANWHILE. the more common, or
A'A garden variety, of Washington
faults continue to be in evidence.
Monte Weaver pitched another great
game yesterday, ellowing only five
hits, but he lost the second Of his
three starts when his mates failed to
do any reasonable scoring off Lloyd
Brown.
Weaver, in sooth, seems well on the
way toward becoming the Mats prize
hard-luck pitcher. In three games
now he has allowed the enemy-and
highly rated foes, too-a total of 10
runs. This is little more than three
per game, which is holding the
Yankees (twice) and Indians well
enough.
The Mats, in return, have done little
to reward Monte for his pitching
They won his opener for him, to 2.
In the last two games the Washington
attack has been even less potent. In
short, Monte has been given only
total of seven runs in three games.
You can't win many games at this
clip.
Weatherly's Homer Sinks Mats.
EOR five innings Monte had no.
hitter and the Griffs, thanks to
Chapman and Lewis, plus double by
Ossie Bluege and a single by Johnny
Riddle in the fifth, held 20 lead.
Monte began to weaken in the sixth
and seventh, but outside of three hits
he escaped damage. Then, in the
eighth, he made mistake by walking
Larry with one out and feeding Wealth
erly low, fast ball. The chunky
Tribal outfelder sent it over the fence
for 80 lead, and Weaver, upset, gave
walk, another hit and was nicked
for a long fly by Julius Solters. This
let the fourth and final Cleveland run
score.
Either Pete Appleton or Joe Casca-
Sella was to work today in the Detroit
opener. Manager Bucky Harris still
was undecided last night and added:
1--WE might have to use both I'm not
making pitching plans far ahead any
more We're still out to win today's
game and let tomorrow take care of
itself"
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass-Steve Dill
boy, Brooklyn: defeated Bey Sulayman.
Manchester, N. H., two OF three falls
NEW YORK.--Jimmie James. Iss.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. and Billy Raburn,
1S2, Oklahoma, drew. tBoth knocked
out after coilision)
PROVIDENCE, R Salvatore Bal
bo. 1872, Quincy, Mass, defeated Manuel
corte7 ez r7lsn l9o span; two Of three falls.
Florida. defeated Paul Jones. Houston.
Tex. 1928 lheavyweights).
SAN FRANCISCO.-Geo Dusette,
175, Mexico City. two of three falls.
ST. LOUIS.-Shunichi Shikuma.
202, Japan. threw Dorv Roche. 215,
Decatur Ill, 36:04
Evening star., 1937-05-07
NATIONAL.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 9: Pittsburgh. 8.
Cincinnati. 4: New York. O.
Chicago, l. Philadelphia. 0.
St. LOlliS.RoSton. rain.
Evening star., 1937-05-07
The afternoon program
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, England.-Buddy Baer,
242. Liyermore. Calf, stopped Jim
Wilde, eos. Wales "a.
DENVER-Edde Pierce. 1921,
South Africa. outpointed al Diamond.
1922. New York i10l
Evening star., 1937-05-07
Aqua Veks for After Shsvino

Williams famous after shaving preparation-closes
skin pores fights off pimples, spots gives
your face that clean. COOL aforementioned" feena
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Ably yarmouth matku.

Manzelstvi 42-leteho kre.j-
covskeho deln1ka Alberta We
seleho z Prosecke ulice V Libni
bylo hotovym peklem. Wesley
byl dlouho bez zamestnani,
zvykl 81 ma zahalku a konecne
prepaid pitt. Kdyz nekdy
sehnal nejakou praci, medal re
ne mic. Pen1ze propil, donna
vyvolaval hadky, tyral zenu i
d1te, az konecne zoufala PAM
ma neho podala zalobu O roz-
vod. Tu Wesley pfisel ma hrdz
ny napad. Ably zpGsobil zene
bolest co nejvetsi, usmylil 81,
re zprovodf Sc sveta jejich til
letou dcerusku Veru, kterou
jeho zena mela velice rada.se
S dltetem v patek II. cervna z
domu a chodil S MIN kolem VI
tavy V Troll az do tretf hodiny
V noci ma sobotu. Tam ma ma
vigaci hodil d1te do vody, ale
kdyz 81 vsiml, re je pozorovan
deln1kem Josefem Kn1zkem,
vytahl placfc1 dcerusku "a
Kn1zkovi pomoci ven a tvrdil,
re Sc mu dcerka vytrhla a spa
ola do vody. Kn1zek Sc dom
n1val, re sc mohl rannlm Sc
ru mylit a Wesley Sci S d1te-
tenn k trojskemu mostu. Tam
stall jiny delnfk Frantisek Cur
da ktery no pozoroval a zahr-
null vycitkami. Pr tom drzel
Veseleho "a ruku. Wesley Sc
mu nahle vytrhl a hodil dite s
deset metrG vysokeho trojske-
no mostu do vody. Holcicka
spadla ma kamenitou navigaci
a pc siknem bTehu sc skutale-
la do vody. Jeden deln1k rych-
lie d1te vytahl. Bylo uz v bez-
vedom1. V te chv1li jelo ko-
lem auto, pasazefi vystoupili
a odvezli d1te do nemocnici ma
Bulovce, kde lekaTi zjistili, re
je jiz mrtve. Protoze chtel pc
GNU Wesley uteci, dial mt del
mix surda ranu lat1 do hlavy.
Slime krvacej1cfho Veshleho "a
drzeli a dopravili ma holesovi-
cke komisaTstvf a podrobili W.
slechu, pc nemz no pTevezli
do venice policejn1ho Teditel-
stv1 V Praze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

Zvlast milou vzpomfnku ma
tuto bitvu u Zborova mali pl-
zenst1 bratfi Josef a Vaclav
Kubrychtove. Josef byl "a
jat roku 1916, pTihlasil Sc do
legi1 a S rotor l.. stFeleckeho
pluku odesel ma frontu Ike Zbo-
row.
Jeho bratr byl take u Zboro-
va, ale V zakopech rakouskych
Mel tuhou vojnu, protoze cen
sura mu zachytila dopis pro
bratra, V kterem 81 S MIN da-
val schGzku ma rusnacfch."
Byl odsouzen pro vlastizradu k
trestu, ktery 81 mel odpykat pc
valce.
Kratce pred bitvou u Zboro-
va pfebehl vsak k legionar1dm
a oznacen1m pFesneho stanovi-
ste rakouske baterie jim po-
mohl k jej1mu znicenf. Pc Vi
tezstv1 Sc oba bratri stastne
shledali. Prozili slavnou ana
basi pres Ural a Sibir do Via
divostoku a spolu sc vratili do
mi do Plzne.
Tato bitva u Zborova 2. Ger
vence 1917 proslavila nejen
Ceskoslovaky v csl. brigade v
rusk6 armada, k nimz rusky
komandant pot6 prohlasil, re
Sc pred mimi sklan1, ale take
Zborov, nepatrne mestecko V
Halici, ktere ma nyni asi $500
obyvatelG.
Slavn6 v1tezstvi csl. pluk1G
mad Nemci m6lo "a nasledek,
re tehdejsf ministr vojenstvf a
vrchn1 naceln1k ruske armady
Alexandr F. Kerenskij odvo-
lal zakaz, kterym sc zrusilo
ustaven1 velkeho vojenskeho
sboru re zajatych Cechoslova-
XII ma Rust a zacalo sc opet u
vazovati o pfevezenf legi1 do
Francie ma zapadn1 frontu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Slavkovskemu zamku a velko-
statku hrozf drazba.

Znamemu slavkovskemu
zamku, jehoz nynejs1m mali
telem a majitelem velkostatku
je madarsky hrabe Josef Pal
fly, hrozf drazba. Zamek a
velkostatek je zadluzen % mi
liony Kc. Nejvets1m vefitelem
je Zemska hypotecn1 banka v
Brine, jejiz pohledavka cini II
milionG Kc. Dals1mi veTiteli
jsou Anglo banka (4.5 milionG
Kc), Jic1nska spoTitelna G. mi
liony Key, Zalozna advokatu
e miliony Kc), DIR. Bazovsky
q million Kc) a Prvn1 banka
trnavska 100000 Key. Palf-
yGv pravnf zastupce jedna Sc
zahranicn1mi pr1buznymi sve-
no mandanta, ably zamek a
velkostatek zachranili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Ceskoslovensti vynalezci W.
Znamenani " Par1Zi.

Svaz ceskoslovenskych Wy
nalezcG vyslal 10000 clenG ma
mezinarodni vystavu do Parl-
re. Nyn1 byly diva z vynalez-
CD odmeneny.
Vilem Kulfk soutezil mezi
vynalezy patentn1 skladac1 Ii
dlickou. Tento vytvor .slozeny
nen1 vetsi nez 1hledna kniha,
poskytuje pry vsak rozlozena
prlJemne posezen1, zejmena
navBtevnlkGm hromadnych
podnikG. HULK byl "a svGj
vynalez v Parfzzi odmenen strf-
brnou medalif.
Bronzovou medalii dostal
Mirosl av Tuna "a zar1zen1,
j1mz lie tvoTit a rozmnozovat
ornamentaln1 IVORY. T1m1v
vynalez jiz koupila severoces-
ka sklarna, jez zacne s hro-
madou vyrobou.
Paf1zske vystavy ~vynalezG
sc z1castnil tez Slovak Angus
tin Skadura z Topolcan pT1-
strojem, ktery umoznuje odle-
van1 nejjemnejs1ch predmet1
z kovu. jake ukazku noveho
zpdsobu odlevan1 vystavoval
Skaruda v PaT1zi plastiku
"Cvrcek muzikant", sestave-
nou z vernych odlitkn kvetin a
drobnych zivocichu. Nyni do
stall Skaruda z Par1ze velmi
r%adostnou zpravu. Jeho vyna-
lez zlskal ma vystave druhou
cenu a medalii Grand Prix."
Uspech vynalezaveho Slovaka
vzbudil znacny rozruch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Devce branilo domov pred
cikanv.

w Sc psalo O cikanech, KITE
Fl z lesG mad Prachtickem pod
nikali surove a nasilne vpady
do Sirokem okol1. V posled-
mich dnech byl zjisten v po-
drobnostech zaj1mavy prfpad,
jak to bylo ma samote Reithau-
seru, kdyz cikanskou bandou
prepaden byl dim rolnika
Rothbauera. Cikani drali Sc do
domu okny, ktera rozbili a ro-
dina roln1ka utekla ma p1du,
kde Sc zabarikadovala. Marine
cikani Sc snazili dostat Sc "a
rodinou. Nechali pokusu a re
zlosti rozmlatili vsechen naby-
tex byte roln1ka. Ale potion
pTece Ease zacli S 1tokem ma
pGdu, a to zvenku. PTistavili
81 klady a prinesli zebTfk. Pc
zebT1ku vystupoval k oknu pG-
dy ma stfese cikan Vrba, revol
yer V ruce. Kdyz stanul ma
stFeSe okna a rozbil no a
chtel ma pGdu, dostal cd IDLE
tie dcery roln1ka ranu klac-
KEN az revolver pustil a sam
Sc Sc stfechy skutalil. Lomco-
val jim vztek. Zavolal ma o.
statnf a ably Sc pomstili, vbehli
do stale, kde nekolik kus1 do
bytka = vsechen tam byl =
pobodali nozi do bTicha. Chy-
tall slepice a "a Viva je roztr-
hawaii, a to delali tax ma vol
mem prostranstv1, ably je bylo
videt S pGdy. Cetnicka patrac-
ka dovezla zatcene cikany ma
m1sto GNU a tam jak Karel
RGzicka, zvany Jesak, tax Jo-
sef Rdzicka, zvany Pepan, u
kazovali sv6 poc1nani. Ii ia
Ike svedcili, re omen srazeny ra
nou roln1kovy dcery byl Jakub
Vrba, ktery potion je vedl do
stale, ably pobili rolnfkova do
bytcata. Sdelili pTi rekonstruk-
eli, re veci odcizene z bytu
Rothbauera prodali pTekupn1-
kovi re Sv. Vaclava u Pfsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Pytlak zastrelil a sekerou
rozsekal hajneho.

V lese ma sluzebni obchGzce
zmizel hajny Julius Harcer re
Slatiny ma Trenc1nsku. Jeho
mrtvola byla pax nalezena
hrozne zohavena v potoce.
Tehdy byli zatceni nejobava-
nejsf pytlaci, mezi mimi i Jan
Gajdos. Gajdos Sc primal, re
Sc S hajnym setkal V lese a re
no zastTelil dvema ranami.
PAX no dosekal jeste sekerou.
Bylo to u potoka a pax hodil
mrtvolu do vody. Nyn1 Sc Cal
dos odpov1dal porote v Trench
ne a byl odsouzen pro zabit1
ma II let kaznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Smrt cloveka vzteklinou.

V male obci Loukovic1ch u
Treb1ce byl svym vlastnim
psem pokousan rolnik j. Ger
max. Medal sc lekaTsky ose-
trit ami pax, kdyz pc nekolika
dnech zdechl pes, ktery no po-
kousal. Teprve velke bolesti
no donutily k pfivolani lekare.
Bylo pozde. Roln1k podlehl
vztekline. Okresni Trad v Ire
b1ci nar1dil nucene vybit1 vsech
PSI a kocek v obci. Pres sto
zvifat bylo hromadne utrace-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
20. vyroci bitvy u Zborova.

~. Vyrocl bltVy u ZbOroVa.
2. cervence bylo tomu 20 ro-
XII, CO ceskoslovenska brigada
V ruske armada "a svetove val
ky svedla bitvu u Zborova.
Vyroc1 bylo letos oslaveno
pc celem CSR., a to ma konci
cervna a ma pocatku cervence.
Oslavy byly velke a konaji Sc
pod protektoratem presidenta
Csl. republiky a "a cestneho
predsednictv1 predsedG obou
snemoven, pFedsedy vlady, mi
nistrG zahranicn1ch veci a ma
rodn1 obrany, podkarpatskeho
guvernera, generaln1ho inspek
tora, naceln1ka hlavnfho stabu
prazskeho primatora a stare
stu Brna, Bratislavy a Uzho-
rodu.
V Praze byly zahajeny 20.
cervna zborovskym zavodem
branne zdatnosti mladeze. We
ctvrtek 1. cervence bezela ra-
no stafeta do Ian k presidentu
Osvoboditeli, presidentovi Be-
nesovi byly odevzdana dopo-
ledne adresa branne moci, We
Ger byly ma Staromestskem ma
mest1 hold armady a obcan-
stva Neznamemu voj1nu a pc
tom slavnostn1 vecer V Narod-
MIN divadle.
V patek 2. cervence byly ra-
no delostrecky bud1cek. Pre-
sident republiky vykona ma
Strahove pTehl1dku vojska. Pc
pfehl1dce byla pc prve prove
dena scena "Obrana statu", je
Ij1z libreto plukovnik DIR. Bici-
ste. Odpoledne bulo ma vojen
skem stadiu zakoncen "a 1ca-
sti ministra narodn1 obrany
obrany zborovsky zavod mia
deze.
V sobotu 3. cervence byly di
vadelnf predstavenf pro pTf-
slusn1ky prazskych pluk6; 3.
cervence odpoledne byl polo
zen venec u pomn1ku padlych
PrazanG pod Emany a odpo-
ledne byla ma Masarykove sta
diu armadn1 den.
V pondel1 5. cervence byl
odhalen v Ruzyni pred delo-
stfeleckymi kasarnami pomnfk
padlym a odpoledne byly ma
Slovanskem ostrove vojenska
veselice. V Pamatn1ku odboje
byla otevfena vystava pama-
tex ma zborovskou bitvu.
Bitvy u Zborova zdcastnili
Sc cetn1 Ostravici, z nichz Sc
zvlast vyznamenal Ludv1k
Mus1lek, Kodak z Nor. Ostra-
vy-Mar. Hor, dnes lekaT V Pra-
re. Byl prvn1, ktery wiki do
rakouskych zakopG, dobytych
nasimi legionaTi v pamatne bit
We u Zborova.
Jake dGstojnicky cetadel We
lei Mus1lek 1dernicke cete.
Mel obsazenu "zastavu Ma
r%usju', z n1z 2. cervence 1917
v 9 hodin rano. "a straslive
palby nepr1tele vyrazil k ito
ku. Musilek Sc svymi dderni-
ky pTebehl jake blesk drate-
ne pTekazky a vnilk do rakou-
skych zakopG. V tie chvili da-
la Sc ma nezadrzitelny postup
celia csl. brigada.
Musflek uz pred tim proka-
zal mimofadnou odvahu, kdyz
v roce 1916 jake legionar diva
KRAFT v prestrojen1 rakouskeho
vojaka preset tajne frontu a V
Rakousku splnil dspesne posla
nj, nacez sc stastne vratil zpet
k legilm. Musflek prodelal
cele sibiTske tazeni. Jake d.
stojn1k slozil maturitu ma o.
stravskem gymnasiu, nacez Wy
studoval v Praze lekaTstvi.
Jinym legionarem, ktery sc
proslavil, byl rovnez Ostrav-
wax Podvola, ktery padl u Zbo
rova a jemuz v nedeli byla V
Pf1voZe ma sokolovne odhale-
! ma pametn1 deska.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-14

Toronto, Canada, April II (AP)-
Prime Minister Mitchell Hepburn, of
Ontario province, today demanded the
designations of two members of his
cabinet who have been out of SYM
pathy with his fight to prevent John
L. Lewis unions from gaining a foot
hold in Canada.
simultaneously, while flag-waving
strike pickets paraded at the Oshawa
General Motors of Canada plant to
show Hepburn they were mot COM
munists," c. I. 0. union organizer
Hugh Thompson said a union official
in Detroit has told him General Mot
ors workers in the United States
would "sitdown again if the company
shipped cars from the United States
to England to fill Oshawa orders.
Hepburn, in a letter he dictated to
Labor Minister David Croll and Attor-
ney General Arthur Roebuck, told
them they must step out to assure pro-
vincial government unity in a great
Canadian economic crisis"