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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
A FEI.FL0SSEG
KERDESE

Az ev masodik feleben mar
tiirelmetlenebb lesz a kozon-
seq a sZtrajkokkal szemben,
es egyre jogosabbnak tartjak
maid at a kivansagot, hogy
szerz6deseikert felel6sek legye-
mex d munkasok.
q A nagyipar meltanyosan es
jcggal tegia kovetelni, hogy
rendes chartert vegyenek XII
a munkasszervezetek is, es a
vagyon,lkkal feleljenek, hogy
a szerz6deseket betartjak.
Jelenl9g ilyen biztositekkal
csak a puhaszeniparban rem
delkeznek, ahol ugyan a SEER
vezet karteritest szinten mem
adhat, de ahol gondoskodas
van q szerz6desben, hogy
sztrajkba ne mehessenek a
munkasok,. ha sulyos penz-
biintetest nem akarnak szen-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
Nit Varhatunl< az U1evt6l

az lesz, hogy ez az osztaly ma
mar rendszeres segelyben re
szesiil, tudni fogja hat min
denki, hogy a nincstelenek
koztiink leteznek.
Akik dolgoznak es dolgozni
fognak, azoknak a helyzete
minden vonalon meg fog ja-
vulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
NYUGTALANSAC.
BERHARCOK

Ha a Wagner-Bill sorsa
akkorra a Supreme Courton
veglegesen el mem dol, vagy
ha AIT hatalyon xviii fog
jak helyezni, akkor verig me-
nd showdown lesz a nehez
iparban, val6szintileg aprilis-
ra, mikor a puhaszenbanya-
szoklal esetleg egytitt fognak
harcOlni.
A ket ipar szoros rokonsag-
ban all egyrnassal es bar a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
A SZERVEZKEDES
tjGYE

Ha a Supreme Court a
Wagner-bill alapjan felallitott
Labor Board miikodeset hely-
ben hagyja, akkor ez a ker-
des teljesen el van intezve,
inert akkor ez ev vegere min
den nagy iparban szervezve
lesznek q munkasok.
A nagyt6ke azonban el van
ra szanva, hogy a Courtnal es,
a kongresszusban kiHdeni fog
a bill ellen, es hogy a gya-
korlatban felveszi a szervez-
kedesi mozgalommal a ktiz-
delmet.
A Wall Street reakciost
Szarnya - es ez a szarny az
er6sebb = a nehez iparnal
akarja a maga kizdelmet
megvlvnl.
A nel,ez ipar egyel6re hal
land6 n.illiokat k0lteni ra,
hogy . szervezkedest megga-
tolja az iparban, ha azon-
ban a Wagner-bill MCCALL,
akkor ez a kerdes is el van
intezve.
A mask Szervezetlen nagy
ipar, az auto-ipar a derekat.
mar beadta, inert Knudsen, a
General Motors vezerigazgato
ia es aleln0ke bejelentette,
hogy a kollektiv szerz6desek
kOra velJink van es veliink
fog maradni.
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
EtIQuette and Manners

or ginger ale or something tall
and cool" for those who prefer
a cool drink. If you want to
add to this menu, you might
serve ice cream with the cake,
or cut fruit, or fruit compete, or
have a sauce with the ice cream.
All of these would be easy to
prepare and simple to serve.
2. Yes, the very wisest thing
for you to do, under the cir
cumstances, is to invite only
relatives and few of the close
friends of the family. This will
make it much easier for your
father, and he will have a better
time at the party.
8. 1t is the brides family who
make arrangements for and pay
for the foods served at the we'd
ding reception. But, even
though you would not be sup
posed to furnish any of the
foods, it would be generous and
thoughtful of you to volunteer
to help with the preparations
for the reception, if you con.
slider this appropriate. Even
though they may not need any
assistance, they would, I am
sure, appreciate your volunteer
ing your services.
4. The brides parents should
give you a definite invitation to
come to the wedding, either
sending you a formal invitation
il the wedding is to be formal
one, or writing you asking you
by word of mouth if the we'd
ding is to be an informal one.
Copyright 1887. by King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
HOnneServ1Ce

What joy and inspiration in
great poetry! Millions have
drawn new courage from Long
fellows immortal words:
Let us, then, be up and doing,
With a heart for any fate;
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to labor and to wait"
Happy childhood memories are
reawakened by James Whitcomh
Riley's:
when the frost is on the pun,
kin
And the folders in the
shock
and Oliver Wendell Holmes trib-
ute to "Old Ironsides":
"Ay, tear her tattered ensign
down!
Long has it waved on high :"
Do you know, too, those beau.
tiful lines of Richard Lovelace:
"If I have freedom in my love
And in my soul am free,
Angels alone, that soar above,
Enjoy such liberty"
Or the closing lines Of II
Wandered Lonely AS a Cloud:
%. my heart with pleasure
fills,
And dances with the daffodils."
You can brighten solitary
days, uncover new beauty in
everyday life with these and
other favorite poems in our 80.
page booklet.
Send 10c for your copy Of
oRLD'S BESTOWED
POEMS to Washington Times
Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-,
New York, N. Y. Be sure to
write plainly your NAME, AD-
DRESS, and the NAME Of book.
let.
The Washington times., 1937-11-22


ROAST TURKEY
Select young plump turkey.
Clean and dress. Cover the
breast with a strip Of salt pork.
Rub with salt and brush with
soft butter. Place in hot oven
and when brown reduce the
heat. Add three cups of boiling
water, and continue basting
every fifteen to twenty minutes
until turkey is done, which re-
quires about twenty minutes for
each pound Of turkey. Turn
turkey was roasted. skim off the
brown evenly. Remove, and
make the gravy as follows:
Pour off liquid in pan in which
turkey was roasted, skin off the
fat, return the fat to pan and
brown with four or five table
spoons of flour. Add slowly the
stock in which the giblets have
been cooked and the liquid left
from roasting. Cook five min
utes. Season with salt and pep
per and drain. Add giblets,
chopped very fine.
ALASKA ICE CREAM
Make two quarts of vanilla
ice cream and, when frozen,
pack well in freezer mold. Just
before serving, make a meringue
by beating the whites of five
eggs stiff and add gradually
five tablespoons Of fine pow
dered sugar. On the platter you
use for serving the cream put a
thin sheet Of orange sponge
cake. Now turn out the mold
Of ice cream onto the cake; pile
the meringue thickly around the
edge and top Of the cream. Do
not smooth it. Place the dish
on a wooden box, cover and
brown the meringue in a quick
hot oven. Serve at once. The
plates should be a little larger
than the cake. The cream will
not melt, for the wood and the
meringue serve as nonconduc-
tors Of the heat.
BRAISED CELERY
Saute in butter or bacon
drippings a small amount of
chopped onions and carrots,
then add a little powdered Glove,
pepper and salt, bay leaf and
water. This mixture is put in
the bottom # a casserole, and
the dish is filled with stalks of
celery, split through the center.
Cover the dish and bake slowly
for one hour.
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
Advlce to LOUelOrn

idea. Relieve the congestion in
the orphanages. Give every par
entless child the love that it
needs a lot more than it needs
spinach. And have the whole
arrangement overseen and fl.
nanced.
NOBLE SCHEME
If the executors of this name
less Croesus, carry out his plan,
only childleSs couples need ap-
ply. Such couples must be will
ing to meet tests as to their
health, character and solvency.
Having passed the tests, they
will be free to select whatever
golden-haired infant may cap
ture their hearts, and who will
be young enough, we may hope,
not to have realized the loneli.
ness Of a parentless world.
To these adaptive parents the
fund referred to will award $50
monthly until the child shall
reach the age Of eighteen, when
it will receive three hundred
dollars and the permission to
start out in the world on its
own, if it so wishes.
MONEY NO OBJECT
The thirty dollars a month is
described as an encouragement,
not a bribe. The donor believes
that this sum is large enough
to help people who otherwise
might fall just short of being
able to afford a baby, and small
enough not to tempt couples to
consider adoption for the money
alone.
Presumably, the baby fund
will cover a large number of
cases. Perhaps it will take care
of all the parentless babies and
babyless parents, making Of our
country, from this point of view,
an Elysium.
What do you think about it?
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
By Mrs. Cornelius BeecknanH >
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
/. My mother and father are
to celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary next month.
I would like to know what to
serve for refreshments at a re-
ception at home? Something
simple.
2. Do you think it would be
perfectly all right to invite only
relatives and a few of the near
est friends, as my father is very
feeble, and we do not want
much excitement and con-
fusion?
8. My son is to be married.
/ would like to know if I am
supposed to help furnish the
refreshments, and to help the
bride and her mother get ready
for the reception.
4. Should the brides parents
invite us to the wedding, or are
we supposed to "just go?"
MOTHER.
l. Since, as you say in your
second question, your father is
very feeble and you want to
have this celebration as simple
as possible, I suggest that you
have your golden wedding cele-
bration in the afternoon. Then
your refreshments would be
what would cuStomarily be
served at a tea party: small,
slim sandwiches of various
kinds, some even just bread and
butter sandwiches, made of
various kinds of breads; and
for the second course" small
cakes, or layer cakes or slices
Of fruit cake, or some of all of
these, for a choice; and, of
course. tea. and. if you can, cof-
fee as an alternative.
If the day is warm, have hot
tea or coffee for those guests
who like hot drinks, and a punch
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
Boa11tY C01A1AoG

poached egg on thin
toast, and coffee. Some.
times she has her egg
soft-boiled and adds q
few pieces Of very crisp
bacon. Sometimes she
dispenses with the Juice
and has a dish Of
Stewed fruit or sliced
bananas with milk.
Ann always has her
lunch served in her
dressing room so that
she can eat and rest at
the same time. A typi'
cal menu might be Q
salad generally a com.
bination salad with
diced lean meat or
chicken, a glass Of
milk, and a simple, non
fattening dessert, such
as jello or stewed fruit.
Often instead Of .
salad, she has a veg
etable plate.
Dinner finds the star
lamb chops, or baked or
roast chicken, a small
salad, two vegetables
and a simple dessert.
Sometimes she has q
baked potato.
This is the sort Of
sensible diet she ad-
heres to during tho
making of a picture.
Ann does not believe
in including too much
citrus fruit juice in her
diet. Pineapple juice is
her favorite.
If you lDish to hGUe q
Ten-DGy Diet Booklet,
send your request to
Donna Grace, Beauty
Editor of this paper.
and enclose a stamped
Selt-GddreSSed envelope.
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
By Beatrice Fairfax
Is there a baby shortage?

40 V44C4C q Hc%HJ bAAO4
The case of two-and-a-half.
year-old Donald Horst Cor
Donald Regan, as the case may :
be) of Chicago, who has just
been an innocent little bone
of contention between two sets
of parents, would seem to in
dicate that the demand for
happy little boys, to be loved
and cuddled, is greater than
the supply.
Two eager young mothers,
one who bore Donald and one
who reared him almost from
birth, have been feverishly
striving to gain permanent legal
possession of the engaging
youngster, cared for in the in
terval by st. Vincent's Orphan,
age.
SMALL DECEPTION
When Donald was born, his
actual parents, John and Lydia
Regan, weren't legally married,
and anyway they couldn't sup
port a child; SO they surrendered
him when a few days old to
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Horst, who
had comfortable means and an
ardent baby-hunger, who staged
a little deception to persuade
their relatives and friends that
Donald was their own child.
When the Regans "kid-
mapped" Donald, a short time
ago the whole story came out.
-Four adults, longing to be par
ents, and only one baby among
them!
It makes one wonder whether
there isn't some good sense in
the plan of the anonymous rich
man who, devising what shall be
done with his money after his
death, has just published in a
magazine a scheme on which he
invites comment.
"a baby in every home" is his
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
BY DONNA GRACE

This is more about
Hollywood diets, and
you will be interested
to know what the lovely
Ann Sothern thinks of
all diets. When our
scout followed her on
the set where they were
filming "There Goes the
Groom" Ann was in the
mood to say she would
like to shake any girl
who is foolish enough
to follow a "one-sided"
diet to lose weight, and
she explained:
There are many girls
all over the nation liv.
ing on black coffee,
fruit juices, a lamb chop
and little else in order
to keep Sylph-like." She
believes this is all unnec.
essary and detrimental
to the health.
A screen star works
hard, but if she has to
keep her weight down,
she must do so on a
well-balanced, nourish-
ing diet. Miss Sothern
watches her weight care
fully and always keeps
herself at just the right
poundage, but anyone
could follow this charm
ing stars reducing diet
and still maintain sensi.
BILE eating habits.
Upon arising, Ann
drinks two large tum-
blerS of hot water with
the juice Of half a
lemon in each.
Her breakfast con.
SiStS Of fruit juice, .
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
PERFUMES AND COSMETICS INTERESTING FOR CHRISTMAS LSTS|
Skillet and Spoon
By Sibilla Campbell. |.

LTHOUGH this is only Monday, it is too early to
IA plan your Thanksgiving dinner and do the necessary
marketing so that the minute may be unfraught with
hectic rushing.
1 giving you your choice of two dinner menus You
will see that has guinea instead of turkey and
cooked practically the way Most people like turkey
however, for the good old American holiday.
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
Red Fox

A flash Of color is welcome
on a murky day. So there's
much admiration for a suit of
muStardy yellow fine tweed, the
jacket dressed up with collar
and lapels of red fox.
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
Thanksgiving
Dinner Menu

Oysters on Half Shell
Celery RadisheS Olives
Clear Beet Soup
with Sour Cream)
Roast Turkey
Chestnut Stuffing)
Cranberry Jelly
Mashed Potatoes Peas
Broccoli
Romaine and Endive Salad
Alaska Ice Cream
Chocolate Cake Mince Pie
Candy Nuts
Oyster BiSque
Olives Baby Carrots Radishes
Roast Guinea, Bread Sauce
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Cream TurnipS String Beans
Braised Celery
Cold Slaw
PiStachio Ice Cream
Pumpkin Pie
Candy Nuts
Coffee
The Washington times., 1937-11-22
Sonethino New

One way to tone up a simple
black evening frock is to wear
deep armlets of multi-colored
paillettes extending from wrist
to elbow,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Opet americke dsdictvf do
republikY.

Mala horska vesnicka Ko-
SOW u ZahTebu ma severni Mo-
rave je vzrusena oveTenou
zpravou re Spojenych StatG
severo-americkych. ZemTel
tam nedavno v Dornville bo-
haty obchodnik M. Kylar, KITE
ry Sc v mlad1 vystehoval S ro-
dici do Ameriky.
Stest1 Kylarovi pralo a shro-
mazdil velik6 jmenl, z nehoz
pc sve smrti odkazal nejvets1
cast, v MAST meme 900 milionG
Kc, sym pr1buznym v Kosove
ma severn1 Morave. Hlavn1m
d6dicem Sc stava deln1k J. KY
lar z Kosova.
Zprava O velikem bohatstvi
delnfka, ktery cely zivot stra-
dial, nikterak neomracila. Bee
prekvapen1 rekl, uz toho bo-
hatstv1 mnoho neuzije. I ostat-
nj prfbuznl, kter1 budou tez
dedit slusne penfze, jsou pre-
vazne chud1 cestf Tide.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Muz, kterY kameni.

V nemocnici ma Bulovce v
Praze lei muz, napadeny zvla
stn1 hemoc1, on totiz ponena-
hlu kameni. Je to As let starry
obchodn1k, ktery r. 1914 uc1til
pc prve bolesti v kloubech.
Kdyz mu ztuhla prava paze,
Sci k lekafi a ten pc zevrub-
mem vysetren1 zjistil, re We sva
lech Sc mu vytvorily kostene
castice, ktere branf pohybu
ruky. Bolest v tie cast presta-
la, ale objevila Sc jinde a s nj i
kostnaten1 one move casti. TAX
mu zkostnately pc sobe kirk,
zada, leva ruka a nohy. Muz
zije cd r. 1925 jen ma klini-
kach a lekafi Sc marne mama
hail, jak to zastaviti. Muz de-
Ia DOZEN loutky V zivotnf veil
kosti a ma pocit, jakoby byl
sevfen panc1fem. Dycha, ale
jeho hrudn1 kos sc nepohybu-
je. Niue jen malicko otocit
krkem, ale nakloniti neb Cd
kloniti Sc nemGze, ami posaditi
a vetsinu dine travi opren O
zed. Jen oblicej a prsty jsou
pohyblive, take niue jfsti
dlouhou vidlickou. Zkouseli
no lecit V Piestanech a Jachy-
move, davali mu injekce, rent
genovali, marne. Lekari jiz
nedoufajl, re Sc jim podarf ma
Jlti neJaky prostredek prot
tuhnut1 tohoto muze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Svetova zvlastnost: zvony "
Rovensku pod Troskami.

Svetovou zvlastnostf .je ro-
venska zvonice, jak to O nj pise
Cesky raj {. 2. Tato starobyla a
cenna historical pamatky Sc
zvony z r. 1880 stojf u stareho
kostela sv. Vaclava z r. 1437
ma Tyne. Zvonice je vybudova-
ma z dfevenych tramG a prken,
zaklad ma osmiboky, vlastni
vez je ctyrboka, strecha sinde-
Iowa. Podivuhodne jsou jejf
zvony, vlastne zpGsob jak jsou
upevneny a jak Sc jimi zvon1.
Zvony jsou upevneny proti "a
konu O zemske TIL, a to tax, re
smefuj1 sirs1m okrajem vzhdru
nikoli jake vsude jinde dolu.
Rovnez i srdce zvonu je vzty-
ceno a V dobe klidu lei ma o.
kraji ustf, pri cemz cely zvou
je podepfen kdlem, ably Sc ne
zvahl. Zvony jsou umisteny
az pod strechou a jsou tfi. Mel
vets1 Vaclav je uprostred, ma
levo je zvon prostrednf veliko-
sti, sv. Jan Krtitel, a vpravo
smerem Ike hfbitovu nejmensi
sv. Jir1. Zvonici vyzvanejf tim
to zpGsobem: Zachytf Sc jed
nou rukou drzadla tramu, Cd
stranf dreven6 bidlo, kterym
je zvon podepren O pT1cny ira
mec, upevneny ma korune zvo-
nu, zvon Sc prekoti kol1, otoci
Sc velikym kruhem kolem sve
vodorovne osy a jiz lett Ease
vzh1ru do sve p1vodn1 polohy
Zvonfk slapne volnou nohou
ma pricnou paku a tim privede
zvon do noveho rozhupu. re je
k tomu tTeba nalezite zrucno.
sti, netreba podotykat. Tfmtc
zpGsobem Sc rozeznej1 vsecky
til zvony, celia zvonice Sc otra.
sa. Veliky zvon vazf pres q
q, prostfedn1 pres Is q a malJ
60. Okny, otevrenymi Ike vsen
ctyrem stranam svetovym, Wy
leta HAS zvonu do sireho okolf
rozleha Sc pc okoln1ch pol1cl
a lesfch, daleko a sleva sc
nadhernou melodii, jez zvla
Ste "a vecera p1sob1 neodola
telnym kouzlem. Ia valky ne
byly tyto zvony zrekvlrovany
Zvony por1dilo mesto a protC
je ma mich jeho znak, lezfc1 lai
vzad sc otacejici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Nahodny a sfastny objev.

Zpevacky spolek Branislav v
Jilemnici hral ma oslavu Is. W.
roc1 sveho zalozen1 nekolikrat
Prodanou nevestu. Notovy ma
terial pro orchestr 81 vyp1jcil
cd jedne divadeln1 spolecnosti
a tn sbormistr spolku Stanislav
Mach zjistil, re kolekci je
sest HAST, z nichz Sc Prodana
nevesta hrala v1bec pc prve "a
T1zenf samotneho BedTicha
Smetany 80. kvetna 1866 v Pro
zat1mnim divadle. Hlasy jew
prvotn1 podobu d1la O dvou
j%ednan1ch. Tuzkou psane po-
znamky psal sam Bedrich Sine
tana. Notovy material byl "a
Sian do Prahy, kde Sc skutecne
pravost nalezu potvrdila.
= Jugoslavske casopisy or
namuj1, re tovarnfk Bata kou-
pill v 1dolf Teky Strumnice ne
daleko Skoplje tfi oboe Sc vse-
mi pozemky, obydlene Turky,
kteT1 Sc vystehuji do Turecka.
Ma tonic 1zemf zTidlf Bata vel
Ike podniky zvlaste ma vyrobu
puncoch a gumy. Bata zaj1-
ma Sc pry take o pozemky v j.
nych kraj1ch jiznfho Srbska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Prazsky advokat ma diva roxy
do zalare.

Senat v r. diva Marecka SOU
dill 59leteho prazskeho advo-
kata dra Bohuslava Zavorku,
ktereho statni zastupce DIR. An
dres obzaloval pro zlociny pod
vodu a zpronevery. Prvn1 pre-
lfcen1, O kterem Lidove Noviny
psaly, bylo odroceno, ably mo-
hi byt zkouman dusevn1 stav
obzalovaneho. Soudn1 znalci
uznali dra Zavorku odpoved-
nym "a vsechny ciny. Jedna Sc
o sedm zpronever a podvod1,
jichz Sc obzalovany dopustil
ma svych klientach. Zalobnl
spis odhaduje skodu, Episode
nou zlocinnymi manipulacemi
ma 100000 Kc. V m%nohych pf1-
padech nahradil obzalovany
skodu bylo zcela nebo aspon
zcasti, ovsem tax, re sahl ma
pen1ze jinych klient1. Zkratka
vytloukal kiln klfnem. HAIL Sc,
re slo o pujcky nebo re 81 penl-
re zadrzel jake palmare, ktere
mel "a svymi klienty. Soud W.
mluvy neuznal a pc skoncenem
l1cen1 odsoudil obzalovaneho
do tezkeho zalare ma diva roxy
S prislusnym zostTenfm trestu
a Ike ztrate obcanskych prav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Kanadsky zlatokop opilemu
domacimu rozbil hlavu
dzbanem.

Policie a cetnictvo byly vo-
lany v P1stanech do domu Be-
dTicha Fila, ktery byl nalezen
S rozbitou hlavou. Vedle neho
lezel rozbity dzban. Fillova ze-
ma vypovedela, re Sc nekdo k
MIN do domu vloupal a re kdyz
no Fillo pTekvapil, re no ne
znamY udeTil dzbanem do hla-
Wy a uprchl.
Kdyz Sc vsak Fillo V nemoc-
nici probral z bezvedom1, vylo-
I'll pTfpad Poole skutecnosti.
Vratil sc v noel dom1 opily a
zena mu to vyc1tala. On zacal
byt hruby a zena Sc pred MIN
uchylila do pokoje, kde bydl1
a spal p1stansky lazensky host,
36lety kanadsky zlatokop
Mike Sowchuk.
V zlatokopove svetnici vzni-
kla nova hadka, ktera probu-
dila Kanad'ana. Sowchuk Sc do
hadky zamichal a uchopiv
dzban, uhodil Flu nekolikrat
do hlavy. Kanadana zatkli
cetn1ci a jeho osud zavisf ma
tom, jak Sc utvafi zdravotni
stav poraneneho. Prvnf zpra-
Wy udavaly, re umfra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18

V mestecku Steinwald Pra-
re chtela Sc pc praci vykoupat
zena mistnfho pekare. Zavrela
sc v kolnicce a MALTA 81 vody
do vany um1stene ma rucn1m
voz1ku. Sotva 81 sedla do va
ny, voz1k Sc dial da pohybu, wy
rail dvere a zacal sjfzdet pc
svahu, az Sc S nestastnou a xii
cfcf zenou dostal ma naves. Lii
de Sc sbfhali, ale ma stest1 pri-
behl brzy manzel postizene S
pokryvkou a odvezl 81 zenu do
MI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Nezdvofak.
Slezska Bojka v Ostrav-
Skem narec1.

Ma nasi hornicke osade mes
kali diva start kamaradi: Dluhy
a Grim. Dluhy byl maly, SUI
CHI chlopecek, kuril porad fajf-
ku, kdyz byl stffzlivy, ale to
bylo malokdy, spravoval byty;
sevcoval, jak Sc poveda. Jinac
to on a Grim sed6li obycejne u
zida We vycepu, sestelovali Sc
kvit a pajijali. Grim tez nebyl
moe velky ale byl hodne pri So
be a neumel pc nasemu, DO to
byl Nemec a prisel do Ostravy
"a robotu. Ale susedi NELL
Grima radi, DO z neho byl IT,
chy chop a postal deti do
moravske skoly. TAX ii diva
chodili dycky spolem, ale po-
tenn sc mraz jaksi V zlosti roze-
sli a ia Sc stale tax:
Grim byl moe dobry chop
a sedel raz v poledne pred
dvefmami ma lavce a obedval.
V tym sci kole Dluhy a pozdra-
vii no: "Dobre chutnani!" A
Grim, jak to slysel II insfch Cd
povedel: "Dej Buh. Pod Sc
mnu k obedu!
A tn mily Dluhy :. rup! cap
ku ma zem, sednul a zji6 Gri-
movi obid. Cd teho dina neby-
Ii spolem "a dobTe a Dluheho
Sc bali Tide pobiznut, ably to
nevzal do opravdy. "Nezdvo-
fak", povedeli, "n6vi, re ma
odreknut?"
TAX cost "a puldruheho mesica
pfisel raz Dluhy pc staremu
do hospody, tam vecej vypil
niz uvidel, kvit sc v MIN chyt-
null a on umfel jake bravek me-
ri chvrklami u zida pod sto-
lem. Grim osce potem dlouho
I'll a dobre vychoval deti a byli
z mich dobTi Moravci, dyz zili
vSeci meZi MOravcami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Nasi medikove do cizich statIG.

Loni proved Spolek cs. me-
dikd mezistatn1 vymenu mezi
ceskoslovenskymi a zahranic-
mimi posluchaci lekarstvi. O
lonskych prazdninach bylo We
Francii 10 nasich medikG, v Ju-
goslavii 6, v Polsku 4, v Ru-
munsku 4, v Bulharsku 3. u mas
byli 2 Francouzi, 5 PolakG, Z
Jugoslavc1, ctyTi BulhaTi a sest
RumunG, Letos vyjednava Spo-
lex csm.e dik1 pmfp,s brrlo1ea
lex cs. medikG O rozs1ren1 W.
meny medik1 S Francif a O w
menu S Rakouskem, Holland
skem, a Itali1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Ceskoslovensko vyhralo prvn1
dive dvojhry.

Ceskoslovenst1 tenniste Da-
visova poharu, nejvyssi trofeje
amaterskeho tennisu utkali sc S
jihoslovanskymi hraci v PRIV
Mich dvou dvojhrach, v nichz
zvltezili.
Roderich Mcneil poraZil JO-
sefa Palladu 6:2 go Ladislav
Hecht pax zv1tezil mad FIR. Pun
cecem 7:5 6:2 6:3.