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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

Palladino and sklppy" zipoli2 You ask me9 "F Hes" Latino is creeping along.
 "BoilS and Bigger Bolls" Petrucci demands e recount on his scares. "slimy" President Piedmonte did as well In his one-ball match as he did in his league games. Great go- Ing, Luigi. Boxer" Sparano and Wrestler" Pettiniccl could have attended the crap game and not been missed, Surely, by now, the California team fully realizes Beans" Ciminera makes that squad what 1t Is. What Is 1t?
 shirts" Imbimbo knows now that he can beat Secretary Perrella due to the results of fls new bullet ball. "Refrigeration" Guarini has asked that reservations be made on his team for his youngest nephew. Speaks pretty well of "Bet-a-Soda" Pannone, Horse" Ferraro (36l) and Pug" Perazella tS75), doesn't 1t?
 Considering the possibilities of the Navy team, Johnny, l feel "Sensa- ton" Genevo, "Dipendable" Manzo, "Popeye" Garafolo and "Resurrect- ed" Zipoli form e winning combina- ton, but as the league Is a five man teamer and "Ill Show Up Every Night" Mucci feels his im- portance and thinks the league must walt for him, the team suf- fers as low as last place.
 Now, as to yourself, where do you rate the privilege of our competi- ton? You don't, but as I like you, I'll give you a bit of advice, throw your left arm into the ash can and use your right one.
 After this constructive and help full advice, If any of you gentlemen want any more of l., am at liberty to tutor and instruct you any Thurs day night for a nominal charge Of ten dollars an hour. All of you are welcome.
 Thank you, MT. Secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
FOOTBALL DOUBLE <
 HEADS AT UGY

Naugatuck, Oct 3-something q bit new and novel in footbeil en- tertainment will be offered Sunday at Recreation field when both of the borough's gridiron combinations will swing into action in double header that will show the Naugas tuck Ramblers in 1 o'clock game against the 2oth Century club of was erbury to be followed by the profess sional encounter featuring the starn- ford professionals and the well-drilled Naugatuck GersS, winners of two straight games by decisive margins and yet to meet defeat. The StaIl1- ford Pros have a three-brother coTn- bination said to be a treat in itself, while the Gems will be ready for any opposition, having kept in shape and on edge with drills since the cancellation of last Sundays game due to bad weather.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Aegedy Great Pittsburgh 7ean Gets Acid Test Fordan

the Yankees again. Tony's World Series performance was too good tc permit the Yankees to let him re- tire without an argument.
 Lazzeri reportedly is being consid- cred as a successor to Bill McKech- nie as manager of the Boston Bees He also has been mentioned for a job in Cleveland. Should either of Col. Jacob Ruppert probably would release him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Italian Recreation League

Princeton, Army, california and Dartmouth lived up to predicted wins. defeating Navy, Brown, Har- yard and Yale to complete the fourth week of competition.
 Dartmouth with three wins and e high three totGl of 1925 took team honoEs, while "The Greater" Johnny Manzo rolled 386 for individual high honor. The Greater" Ferraro and "Spare-Rib" Perazella. ,... Feeling up to the occasion. "Speed" Piozza has been nominated as the guest columnist for comments on this fourth week of bowling
 by Speed" p!azza)
 GAS told to Secretary John Perrella To begin with, let me thank you and the league for this opportunity of expressing my opinions, preju- dices, wishes, desires and fault-find- ing,
 I'think that my quintet will de- velop into great cellar combina- ton and before I offend any mem- ber"fof this team of mine, shail explain clearly and fully why I make this assertion.
 ''Sty-eyed" Carisslml is to my opinion the second worse left hand ed bowler in the league. Undoubt- edly the first selection must be tend- cred to you, John. Cowboy San- tillo should erect an alley in the rear of his pig.sty, practice four years and then bowl on my team. Loosely" Diana teamed up with "Hop-a-Long" Rivero must take les- sons from Proxy Luigi Piedmonte on that "Tarzan" complex. I am at fault too, to that extent that am now taking lessons at whispering from ,""Arsinic" Petoucci. but when ] graduate will challenge "Poop-a- Doop" Scarpetti and "Rubberneck" Piedmonte for the presidency of "Antagonizers".
 Hcl Ho! And a bottle of rum. A quart bottle is consumed every bowl ing night just before bowling by that beaming character "Buckle-Ears" Ciasullo. He has to "coke" himself for the shocking results consistently produced by his bunch of mule drivegs, Captain Longer Nose" Piacxhtino sincerely wishes that those three end bowlers of his would devel6p new styles of bowling, dress up for a change on Thursday night andslf his request isn't too pre-. sunnptuous, please get better aver age$,
 TEat Princeton team with I'll Sar- RenEe Scarpetti and Shallow" Col angSa0 hitting on all eight dug that HafVaFd team a fine piece of sour brandy. Certainly apparent as 1t seeiSk Spider" Conte, Peaches Derte and ''Tonsilaitis Lombard' jusfsabout fill in.
 T1sat criterion of intelligence, thai acnsS of poor bowling, the pyramid of crabbers, that Harvard team haf finally come down to earth. Only "Skinper" Pace was able to hit 30O and that on the nose, while "J. J. H. ' De Iaica, Milky Cocchiola. "Closec Docr Passariello and "A. J." Masone undoubtedly proved their ability te joirTE the ..misfit Screwy--Nutty' classbf the league.
 "Diek Tracy Capobianco bowls betfsE when the lovely Mrs. attends Rather that than bawling out Ths league officials have definitely dec1aed F'oily" Matty's buohy prize HeIs earning 1t. Where would Brown De without rAnnie Rooney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
CROSBY AND CENTRAL
 TO CLASH FRIDAY

Crosby and Central of Bridgeport have definitely settled upon Friday as the time of their scheduled game in Waterbury, the contest to be held up until 3:30 o'clock at Hamilton park, in order to give factory work CTS a chance to get to the gridiron and see a game that shapes up as the best high school contest of the week in this part of the state. Coach Bill Schofield has not decided upon a starting lineup as yet but will make his selections following one or two more drills today and to- morrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
TUESDAY FOOTBALL SCORES
By United Press)

Boston college o; Temple 0. ,. Manlius school o; Nottingham high school 0. ,., ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
ILAzzERI WANTED
 BY N. Y.YANKEES
Veteran'May Become Man- ager at Boston or
 Cleveland

New York, Oct. 13-(UP)-Tony Lazzeri, New York second baseman and hero of the World Series, was en route to his home in San Fran cisco today, reconsidering his decision to retire.
 Lazzeri left yesterday with is wife and son, Myril Hoag, Yankee out fielder, after discussing plans for 1888 with Ed Barrow, Yankee busi- ness manager.
 Barrow, 1t was understood asked Lazzeri to reconsider and play with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
IN DEMAND AS COACH

Ted Meredith, one-time Olympic track star who spent year and q half coaching athletes in Czechoslo- vakia, now has been engaged to prepare Cuba's track team in the Central American Olympics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
(By United Press)

New York-Herbie Katz, 167 1-2, New York, kayoed Ralph Chong, 169, New Orleans CD; Johnny Bell Jus, 135 1-4, New Haven, outpointed Johnny Bonito, 136, New York (8) ; Johnny Rinaldi, 139, New York, and Freddy Foran, 134, Hartford, drew (6; Al Mancini, 123 1-2, Provi- dence, outpointed George Carlo, 129, Paterson, N. J. (6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
WANT. FREE GAMES

Princeton, N. J. The Daily Princeonian, student newspaper on the Tiger campus, has advocated a free gate for all Princeton students at football games. Many boys cannot afford the price of a ticket is the contention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
LAST IS THE BEST

Columbus, O.--Mike Kabealo. Ohio state baclEfield star, is the fourth Iof four Kabealo brothers from Youngstown who have played foot- haIl for the Buckeyes. He's consid- cred to be the best Of the lot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

he prepares his men for a try at stopping--the, Golden Partners of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
SIX ALL-AMERICANS

The Washington Redskins, pro- fessional football team, boasts six former All-American players-Sanl- my Baugh, Ernie Pinckert, Riley Smith, Dixie Howell, Wayne Miller and Turk Edwards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

Gene Sarazen, veteran golf pro, says he can score as well with nine selected clubs in his bag as he can with two dozen.
Evening star., 1937-07-02

by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Paul Oller
OF Waynesboro, Pa. She wore a
beautiful gown of white satin, made
on princess lines, with a lace yoke
and standing collar of lace. Her long
tulle veil, hanging in graceful folds
over the medium train, was held in
place by coronet of orange blossoms,
and she carried white Bible, which
had ribbon markers showered with
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Paul Oller, sister of the bride,
was the matron of honor, wearing a
gown Of powder blue lace, made In
redingote style over taffeta She wore
garland of talisman roses and lark
spur in her hair and carried an arm
bouquet Of the same flowers. The
bridesmaids were Mrs John Wright
of Arlington, Miss Jane Hoffman of
Swarthmore, Pa; Miss Eva Draper
of Clearspring, Mo. and Miss Helen
Roth of Williamsport. Md. They wore
lace dresses in pastel shades, made
with puffed sleeves and full skirts and
carried arm bouquets of garden
flowers.
Little Miss Jean Matthias, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Matthias OF
Waynesboro, Pa, was the flower girl
dressed in dainty frock of white
dotted swiss and carried a basket OF
garden flowers. Young Bobby Oller.
nephew of the bride, was the ring
bearer.
Mr.. Edgar zirkle of Washington
acted as best man to Mr.. Hedges and
the ushers were Mr.. William Miller
Of Clearspring. Md; Mr. Paul Wade
OF Cascade, Md: Mr.. James Cooke Of
Evening star., 1937-07-02
Miss Roger Wed
To Mr.. Hedges.

A WEDDING Of interest took place
last Saturday afternoon in st.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church at
Hagerstown, Md, when Miss Martha
Helen Royer, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Roger of Camp Ritchie,
Cascade, Md. and Mr.. o. Elton
Hedges, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Hedges Of Princess Anne, Md, were
married in the presence of large
assemblage.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Ransom P Nichols, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Princess Anne. assisted by the Rev.
Kemp Horn, pastor Of the Hagers-
town NJ E. Church.
The arrangements for the wedding
were charming in detail. As the
guests assembled in the ediflce an
organ recital was given. and the or
ganist, Mr.. James McLain of WASH
ington, played the wedding marches
and also during the ceremony. Just
preceding the ceremony, Mr.. Mason
Bell Of Clearspring Md, played violin
selections, and Mr. Hudson Price, bar
ltone, of Luray, Va, sang. Lilies and
white field daisies, mingled with palms
and Australian fern were used in ef-
fective fashion on the altar.
The bride was given in marriage
Evening star., 1937-07-02

Manassas, Va, and Mr.. John Wright
Of Arlington.
Following the ceremony a dinner
party for the bridal couple, their at
tendants and relatives was held at the
Party House In Hagerstown, after
which Mr.. Hedges and his bride left
on wedding trip through the New
England States. When they return
they will reside at 1853 North Fairfax
drive, Arlington.
The bride. who is a member Of the
faculty Of the Nellie Gusts School of
Arlington, Is a graduate OF the State
Normal School at Towson, Nd, and
F1ndlay College, Findlay. Ohio. She
studied music and art at the Woman's
College OF the University OF North
Carolina at Greensboro, the University
Of Maryland and the Maryland Insti-
tute Of Art and Peabody Conservatory
of Music at Baltimore.
Mr.. Hedges was educated in Mis-
souri, and holds a commission in the
United States Army Reserve Corps
Evening star., 1937-07-02
Mrs. Fannie Y. Chism
Bride of Mr.. Shultz.

Mrs. Fannie Y. Chism
Bride Of Mr.. Shultz.
An INFORMALLY arranged we'd
ding took place Saturday after
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W
Mason Chamblin on North Stuart
street, Arlington, Va, when Mrs. Fan
ME Young Chism, daughter Of Mrs
Ida Young Of Arlington, became the
bride OF Mr.. Richard Hershey shultl
Of Hanover. Pa.
The ceremony was performed at 2
o'clock by the Rev. P c. Helmintoller
and the couple stood before an i'm.
provised altar OF garden flowers and
Evening star., 1937-07-02

He Is engaged In private business in
Arlington.
Out-of-town guests for the wedding
came from Baltimore, Washington,
Alexandria and Arlington, as well as
from various points in Pennsylvania,
Maryland. West Virginia, Ohio and
Iowa.
Evening star., 1937-07-02

lowed for the IS or more guests who
witnessed the ceremony, and later Mr.
and Mrs. shults left on = wedding trip
to Hanover, Pa. When they return they
will live on North Taylor street Tn Ar
linRton.
Evening star., 1937-07-02

ferns, above which hung 4 white we'd
ding bell.
The bride, who was unattended, wore
q becoming white crepe silk dress,
white hat. and . shoulder cluster OF
pink rosebuds. A small reception fol-
Evening star., 1937-07-02

Miss Caroline Richardson, Camden
and New York; Mrs. William Shan
non Burnet, Alexandria, Va, and
Camden. and Mr.. Joshua Abel, Low
rvs, S. G.
Evening star., 1937-07-02
U. S. Lumber to Panama.

Lumber rushed from the United
States ended shortage that was
holding up many construction prof.
ecX in Panama.
Evening star., 1937-07-02
Summer
Weddings
Of Note
Miss Dudley Bride of
Representative
Casey.

fCont!nued From Third Page.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Observation-Disclosures listy "
Jugoslavii.

Ceskoslovensku nepfatelska
propaganda zasahuje do
vsech zemf, ba pronikla i do
spratelene Jugoslavie. Pred
nekolika mes1ci pocal vycha-
yeti v sibenfku v Dalmacii vel
ky fasisticky dennfk "Tribu-
NAL" ktery prinasf temef pra-
videlne ostre 1toky proti &C.
skoslovenske republice a oti-
skuje O nj spinave Iii. Nyn1
V Petrovaradfne zacal vycha-
yeti novy fasisticky list "Novi
Putt, ktery krone protizidov-
skych clank1 a propagandy
pro nemecko-jugoslavskou sou
cinnost tez s~oustavne p1se pro-
ii Ceskoslovensku. Je pocho-
pitelne, re tyto 1toky v listech
vychazej1c1ch V Jugoslavii,
jsou velmi nepT1znive pTij1ma-
ny v Ceskoslovensku, v nemz
by n6co podobneho vuci Jugo-
slavii nebylo NONE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Moderni klasterni strih.

V zamku We Velkem Breznu
ma Ustecku byla slavnostn1m
zp1sobem zahajena pIsobnost
noveho Tadu jeptisek. Jmenu-
je sc rad "Sester svate Eucha-
.ristie". Abatysf je byvala hra
benka Ada Chotkova, dcera
zavrazdeneho naslednika tr1-
a%rcivevody dEste. Reholni-
&c jsou vesmes re slechtickych
rodin. Rad ma dnes tricet pT1-
slusnic. Jejich reholnf iodev
je vesele, svetle barry, stici
modTi, podobne modri byva-
lych rakouskych vojenskych
uniforem. Hlavu nemaj1 &C.
lou zakrytu jake ostatnf Tehol-
nice. Take vlasy jsou Tehol-
nicfm ponechany a je pod po-
kryvkou hlavy videt. o swat
cich nosi tyto Tadove sestry O.
dev cely billy, prizp1sobeny
modernfmu stTihu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Svedsky prime Gustav Adolf
pfiiede do CSR.

We Stokholmu pTednasel ne
davno prof. DIR. Absolon z Br-
ma ktery byl p~Tedstaven ko-
runni princi svedskemu Gusta-
WI Adolfovi. svedsky prime
naslouchal prednasce, pc je-
jimz skonceni sc rozhovoril S
DIR. Absolonem O vykopav-
kach ma Morave a O prahisto-
rickych sbfrkach v Brine, jez
jsou zakladem pristine velike-
no antropologickeho musea,
svedsky prime zavazne prisli-
bill, re patrne jiz pocatkem
pTfstiho roku prijede do Ces-
koslovenska, kde 81 prohledne
mlsto vykopavek ma Morave a
prahistoricke sbfrky v Brine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Nenarozenemu je uz 10 let.

V Destined u Zatce ziJe A
dolf Koran, ktery Sc narodil 9.
1nora 1918. Je vyucenym to-
picem parnfch kotld. K zfs-
kani m1sta potfeboval krestni
list. Okresni Trad mu odmltl
krestnf list vystavit, protoze
Koran nebyl nikde uveden v
matrice narozenych. Ami v je-
no rodne obci nen1 zaznam O
tom, re sc narodil. Rodice tyr
df a mali ma to nekolik sved-
XII, re narozen1 chlapce fadne
ohlasili. Zapis Sc vsak prav-
depodobne ztratil. Koran ne
nj AMI v seznamu brancG. M
S tim mnoho nesnaz1. Mezi
lidmi v obci Sc ozyvaj1 hlasy,
re Sc Dude musit Koran naro-
dit znovu ably dostal kfestnl
list. Zajfmave je, re pred ne
kolika Lefty Sc tyz pfipad stall
.jeho bratranci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Prihoda napadnika francouz-
skeho triIinu v CSR.

Pred kratkym casem uspora-
dial choteboTsky velkostatkai
Dobrzensky We svych revirech
hony ma zaj1ce, bazanty a W.
sokou EVER. Pozval nekolik
svych pratel re slechtickych
robin. Mezi jinymi pTijal po-
zvanf i jeho vzdaleny pr1buz-
ny Jindrich hrabe de Paris, O
jehoz vztahu k spiknuti mo-
narchist1 a fasist1 v PaTizi sc
V poslednf dobe tolik psalo. Ma
hon pfijel v prGvodu rakou-
skeho hrabete Sturgka. Ma
padnika francouzskeho tr1nu
stihla vsak ma hone nehoda.
stvany srnec, neveda jak Wy
vaznouti z lecky, namifil 81
rovne ma kandidata trdnu a
prudkym 1derem parohate
hlavy do bfisnf krajiny slozil
,jej ma zem. Byla lined pTivo-
lana odborna lekarska pomoc.
Pripad Sc pffsne tail, jake u
cast hrabete ma honech. jim
drich hrabe de Paris sc vsak
"a nekolik dnf zotavil vratil
sc autem do Belgie a jak je
znamo z dennlch listG, venoval
sc organised sjezdu monar-
chistG We svycarsku, jenz vsak
byl tamnfmi 1rady zakazan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Cerna srnrt.
ROSicke

Ma Novvem dole Rosicke
banske spolecnosti ma Zastav-
ce ma Morave Sc rozezvucela
jednoho vecera poplasna sire
ma: skupina deln1kd Sc rvala S
tezkou vrstvou uhelneho pra-
chu O telo jednoho re svych
druhGG, 31leteho Rudolfa Peli-
kama re Zbraslave. Ia neko-
lik minut spoonful Jim Pelikan
v naruc1, avsak jiz bezduchy.
Cetnfci a revlrn1 Trad nynl Wy
setrujf, jak Sc delnfk zf1til do
temne vrstvy uhelneho prachu
v nasypnem korytu do zelez-
nicn1ho vagonu, nebot pred
korytem je prostorna plosina,
oddelena zabradl1m. Prach
pod telem delnikovym uhybal,
avsak zavTel Sc mt mad hlavou
a Pelikan sc udusil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Silena hrGza pred slidici.

We Vejprtech a v jejich oko-
Ii napadne mnoho lid propa-
da s1lenstv1. V poslednf dobe
byli dopraveni do 1stavu cho-
romyslnych v Dobranech 3Ole-
ia Marie Endlicherova, 5Olety
harmonikar Jan Mittelbach a
28lety holic Hugo Lux. u
vsech propukl stihomam. Do
mn1vali Sc, re jsou pronasle-
dovani, v kazdem videli nepTf-
tele a napadanfm Sc mu brani-
Ii. Nejsmutnejsf je osud sole
teho Jana Schonherra, ktery
byl pred casem zatcen pTi pre-
chodu statn1ch hranic "a prac1
do Nemecka. Byl spolehlivym
Nemcem, a smell pracovati RI
81. Jednoho dine 81 nesl chile
ba, ktery mu v obchode zaba-
iii do starych novin. Byl to
list z nemeckych komunistic-
kych novin a to stacilo, aby byl
zatcen a pobyl 81 delsf cas- v
koncentracnfm taboTe. Byval
velmi dobrym footballistou a
nadsenym lyzaTem. Do Vel
prt Sc vratil jake lidska tros-
ka, zlomen telesne a chory du-
sevne. Ma konec u neho pro-
puklo Sflenstv1 - stihomam.
Mnoho NemcG u mas zije v
strasnem dusevn1m napetf. Iii
stuff, jak jsou ciz1mi sl1dici hi
DAM a stfezen kazdy jejich.
krok. Jaky div, re Sc tax mno-
ri zhrout1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Sized zahranicnich CechG a
SlovakHE " Praze.

V prvn1 polovine cervence
Dude v Praze usporadan II.
Sized zahranicnfch Cech1 a
SIovakd, jichz zije We vsech
dflech sveta vice nez diva mi
liony. Prvnf Sized konal Sc v
Praze r. 1882 "a 1casti 254 de
legat1 re 16 statG. DELEGATE
II. sjezdu Sc s1castnf take sne-
movanf Ceskoslovensk6 jedno-
ty v Luhacovicfch cd 9. do IL.
cervence. Vybor Cs. zahra-
nicnfho 1stavu rozhodl take Q
poradu Masarykova dine cs. "a
hranicni, ktery Sc Dude konat
jake obvykle prvn1 nedeli v
bfeznu, a Dude spojen S velkou
sbfrkou We prospech Masary-
koya fondu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Podzemnf draha " Praze.

Sprava elektrickych podni-
XII hi. mesta schvalila polozku
100000 Kc ma pTipravne prace
pro vybudovanf tunelu, kterym
by sc vedly nektere tramvajo-
We trait. Tunnel povede z Letten
skeho namest1 k museu. Dopra
WI budou obstaFavat move elek
tricke vozy, podobne vozdm ma
trait {. 2. ,Sondovani Dude w.
Romano jeste letosnlho roku.
Ma jafe Dude ucineno dals1 roz
hOdnuti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Spousty mysi " severnich
Cechach.

Letosnfho roku Sc opet wy
skytlo v nekterych krajfch vel
mi mnoho polnlch mysf. Row.
nez severnf Cechy jsou jimi ma
padeny. Mysi sc dostavaji do
blfzkosti obydlf a tropf velke
skody. Hubenf mysf jest nyni
velmi obtfzne. Stejne tax mno-
he sypky jsou jimi preplneny
skody jsou ohromne. Rolnfci
uvazujl O hromadnem niceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Zednik chtsl prespat zimu.

Ma dvefich domku zedn1ka v
Belehrade objevil Sc napis
Neklepejte! Probud1m Sc al
/. brezna 1882. Pc tfech
dnech byli sousede znepokoje-
nj a vnikli do domku nasil1m.
Spfcfho probudili teprve neko-
lika vedry vody. Zednik jim
vysvetlil, re jeho letni vydelek
nestacf ma cely rok. Chtel pro-
to napodobit nektera zv1Tata a
zimu prespat. Myslenku 81 O.
pravdu vsugeroval do hlavy a
upadl v hluboky spanek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Zavezl zlodsje az k cetnikIGm.

z osobniho automobile praz-
skeho obchodniho c~estujfciho
zmizel v LitomeTic1ch kufr, ma
plneny vzorky kapesnfkd. O.
kradeny nemohl bez vzork1'
obchodovat a proto 81 chtel "a
jet do Prahy pro novou kolek-
ci. Sotva vyjel "a mesto, "a
hledl muze, ktery tezce vlekl
jeho kufr. Cestuj1cf mu nab1-
dl, re no sveze. Nab1dka byla
pTijata a "a chvfli ~zastavil au-
tomobil ma dvore cetnicke sta
nice. Cetn1ci radostne uv1tali
hosta, ktereho Jim privezl. Byl
to Josef Jelecky z Ploskovic,
ktereho jiz cetn1ci hledali pro
jine ciny.
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We must jisti, pitt a davati 81
talsky". Dovoz z ciziny byl O.
mezen ma minimum. KIDD df1-
We pill francouzske sampanske
letos Sc musili spokojiti nae
kou ''spumante".
Kralovna Elena, dcera byva-
leho cernohorskeho krale Nj
koly, byla v noci ma Stedry We
Ger mezi 1900, 900 italskymi
tenant a ditkami, ktere sc po-
dllely ma celostatn1 oslave
"dne matky a d1tka."
= Argentina ma letos opet
typicky hork6 vanoce. Teplo-
m6r ukazoval 80 stupnd Fab
renheita a nenl nadeje ma O.
chlazen1. Vanocnf nakupy by
ly letos v cele Argentine neo-
bycejne hojne, take obchod
byl dobry.
JIM polokoule ma obrace-
nou rocnf sezonu a kdyz ma Sc
vern1 polokouli je lima, tam
je leto, a kdyz ma severn je le-
to, oni mali zimu. Jejich va
nocn1 svatky jsou tedy asi ja-
ko We Spoj. Statech oslava a.
cervence, pokud Sc tyce tenn
peratury.
= Portugalska vlada zaka-
Zala vSechny nenabozenske o.
slavy vance. Nasledkem toho
V cele zemi byly jenom este
nabozenske a rodinne oslavy.
Clrkevn1 drady rozhodly, re
obvykle tance kolem vesnic-
kych kostel1 neprispivaly nj
jak k pravemu vanocnimu du-
chu.
z Portugalska uz take uni
Eel Santa Claus. Diktatorska
vlada totiz rozhodla, re Santa
Claus nema m1sto v portugal
ske tradici.
= Vsechny kabarety V Sang
haji byly otevreny celou noe
re Stedreho vecera ma Bozi
Hold vanocn1. Pc prve We city,
Tech mes1c1ch nar1zen1 O zav1-
ran1 verejnych m1stnost1 bylo
odvolano a dovolena celonocni
oslava vance.
= Japonsko oslavuje vano-
ce jake narodnf svatek, nikoli
vsak vanocnf. Ones jest IL.
vyrocf 1mrti cfsare Taisho, Of
ce nynejsfho cfsare Hirohita.
is prevladaj1cf valecnou nala-
dou byl take Santa Claus W.
puzen z departmentn1ch OBJ
chodG v Tokiu.
= Rusove ignoruji vanoce
jako nezakonny svatek pc 20
rokG sovetske vlady a cekaji
ma Novy rok, -ktery Dude vel
kym svatkem. St6dry vecer a
Hold Bzf vanocnf nebyl vsak
zadnym svatkem ami pro oprav
du verfcf, jezto ii, pokud jsou
pravoslavnf, oslavuj1 vanoce
poole ruskeho kalendaTe a u
men narOZen1 Kr1StOVO pr1pa-
dach az ma 7. ledna.
Ozdobene jedlickove strom-
ky objevily Sc v obchodech,
ktere byly plny lid nakupuj1-
c1ch darky. Pro sovetske OBJ
cany svatky vlastne zacinaji
I20. prosince a koncf IL. ledna.