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Evening star., 1937-08-09

n AYBE you, along with flock
M of other golfers, have won-
dered why Pine Valley never
has been chosen as the scene
OF a national championship. The
famed layout at Clementon, N. j.,
known all over the world as score
wrecker and & man-killer, probably
never will see a national.
II We held the open championship
there said United States Golf AS
sociation official, half the field never
would finish. And if we held the ama-
teur there you'd have to go out with
q wheelbarroW to bring the boys in
It's Just too tough, and I don't mean
for the buffers. I mean it's too hard
for the topnotchers, too"
You can make golf course so hard
and so rigorous that playing it becomes
anything but pleasant round of golf
or so Arthur w. Tillinghast, famed
course architect, believes. Arthur
calls Pine Valley a ''man-eater," and
says that while all golfers should have
q whack at the course, he cannot
recommend it as steady diet. In
case you don't remember they're still
willing to lay even money that any
golfer-duffer or star-Won't Shatte1
100 in his first trip over Pine Valley
from the back tees
From all quarters the underdogs
of golfdom travel to take maybe just
one snap at the old killer pine Val
ley)," says Tillinghast. IF they hao
70 play under such Furnishing condi-
tions, week in and week out, they prob.
able would chuck their clubs in the
lake and take to pitching horseshoes
for recreation.
But tor the more exalted pal
shooters, and there are a great many
of these lads, too, who want to know
exactly how good they are, there are
Pine Valley, the Old Black course al
Rethpage State Park and few others
to humble them"
For the average golfer courses like
Pine Valley, Oakmont, Cypress Point
and a few more, are far too hard
Take a gent who hovers around 80 or
his home course, a par 70 affair. HI
thinks he's pretty good, or at least
good enough to split even with Johr
and Bill, who shoot pretty fair game
themselves. That same gent never
would finish his round at Pine Valley
or Oakmont. if he holed out on every
hole under the rules of golf and didn
take a short cut now and then. Wher
you call 470yard hole, dotted with
Is traps, a par 4, or a 260-yard hole
with green surrounded by cavernou.
bunkers a par 3, you've just made gol1
too tough for the average player HI
gets no fun out of playing such 8
course.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Homer Standings

b. the Associated Press.
Yesterdays ers-MedVick Car
dnalS 3 Moses Athletics :; s,
Martin Cardinals. Moore Cardinals.
! Norris Phillles. /, BroWre. PhIllrs.
l.. Moore Bees. ! OF. Giants !
Johnson Athletics. ! Sullivan. Indians.
! Hl2glns Red SoX. ! York. Tigers.
]; Bonura. White Sox. !.
The leaders-Di Maggio Yankees
- FoXI Red Sox. % Gehrig Yam
TTosky indians vs., creenbss Iu1s rissrs
@5
League totals-American. b37; Ma
t.onal. 45l. Total. 4NS
Evening star., 1937-08-09

Lightning Chess at Lounge.
livery 10 seconds Edith johnson
sounds the bell and the rapid
transit players make their move. In
10 minutes a game is ended. That is
lightning chess, which can be rivaled
only by chess, move on move" IA
vorite pastime OF Donald Mugridge,
former District champion.
Simon Naidel, tournament director
Of the Social Chess Divan, has an
nounced 10-second tourney Wednes
day, pm, Parkside Hotel, and in
vites the public, as we'll as members
Of the divan. to participate, at the
usual cover charge.
Norval Wigginton says men,
bers Of the divan may obtain
cherry cards to replace the buff
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Course Provides Real Test.

DAIRINGS for qualifying rounds put
Abbott in threesome with Kam-
my Lau of Honolulu and Sam Musico
Of Pittsburgh. Rippy tees of with Ed
Brown of Louisville, KY, and Umbi-
netti of Seattle. Kaufman goes out
with Bill Schuerman of Hawthorne,
Calf, and Joseph Greene Of Philadel-
phia. Boyer was partnered with Mer-
lin Luther of Buffalo and Van Hall OF
Long Beach, Calf
Although practice rounds produced
considerable sub-par golf, the Hard
ing Park course, a 6,7ls-yard layout
Of 36-36-72 caliber, loomed as a
formidable test as actual competition
got under way.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Boxing.
Phil Furr VS.. VittOrio Ventura,
10 rounds feature bout, Griffith
Stadium, $50.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington (2),
Griffith Stadium, l30.
Tennis.
Final, Junior girls playground
singles tourney, Chevy Chase
Playground, 10.
WEDNESDAY,.
Base Ball.
Philadelphia VS. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, BIS.
THURSDAY.
Base Ball.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington,
cr1f1lth Stadium, 3:15.
FRIDAY.
Base Ball.
Boston VS.. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, BIS.
SATURDAY.
Base Ball.
Boston vs. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, 8.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Ventura Choice Over Furr.

VENTUR1. Italian welterweight
champion, has been installed a
6-5 favorite in the feature fuss chiefly
due to his impressive performance In
knocking out Sammy Meadows here
several weeks ago and sneaking sus-
piclon in the collective mind of the
local gambling gentry that Furr still
Is the same old Fur.
semi-final slated for 10 rounds.
but which hardly figures to travel half
that distance, lists Irish Johnny Dean
seeking to duplicate his recent one
round technical kayo of Al Dunbar,
While four FOUNDERS find Baby
Manuel facing Ray Boree in a
featherweight encounter and Prince
Albert meeting Battling Zuzu in a
local colored middleweight argument.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Sports Mirror
BY tie Associated Press.

BY TIE ASSOc1Rted Press.
Today year ACCOUNTED States
won 4O0-meter Olympic relay at
Berlin with quartet of Jesse Owens,
Ralph Metcalfe, Frank Wykof1 and
Foy Draper running distance in
1913.
Three years ago-Leo Diegel won
$4,000 Hagen testimonial golf tour
ney with last round 66 for total Of
276.
Five years ago-Babe Ruth hit
homer No. 80 as Lefty Gomez
stopped Browns for nineteenth VIC
tory.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Champion First Away.

MISS MILEY, paired with Dorothy
Foster, Springfield. Ill, music
teacher who won the State women's
championship few years ago and
also went to the semi-f1nals of the
women's Western open, will be the
first of the tee.
Next will be Miss Berg and Muriel
Vealch Of Longview, Wash, recent
winner Of the Women's Western junior
championship.
Following these pairs will be Hilda
Livengood Of Danville, Ill, who won
her second State title in June, and
Mrs. Opal S. Hill, Kansas City, for
mer and repeated women's Western
open champion.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
WANTS SOUTHPAW TITLE
Culp Would Meet Richter for U. s
Pro Forkhanded Crown.

ELkHART, Ind, August 9 (P). -
Henry Culp wants = 72-hole match
with Ben Richter to decide the pro-
fesional left-handed golf champion
ship. Culp, pro at local course, sent
a challenge to Richter at St. Louis.
Informed that Richter offered to
meet him during the national left
handed golf tournament at Chicago
during the week of August 16 Culp
said, III be there"
Evening star., 1937-08-09
WINS TABLE NET TITLE

Defeating two opponents in the last
session Of play, Paul Cohill won the
table tennis championship of the Com
munity Center at the Buchanan
Center.
Cohill first defeated Harold Canella
21-6, 2l-l2, to enter the finals, and
then beat Paul Smith, at, 2l-l4,
for the title.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
WOMEN TEE OFF
IN WESTERN GOLF
Marion Mi|ey Rated One of
Best Among Galaxy of
Nearly 100 Stars.
BY the Associated Press.


~ HICAGO, August 9.-The an
nual derby Of the Women's
Western Golf Association sent
~ classy field Of almost 100
woman golfers out over Owentsia' s
rugged layout today, with dark haired
Marion Miley Of Lexington, KY, the
lady to beat"
Miss Miley, daughter of profess
sional, has come home in front two
straight years, winning in 1885 at
Midlothian with a 324 total The
runner-up at five strokes back was
Patty Berg Of Minneapolis, and the
brilliant little Minnesota star was one
OF several players rated chances of
stopping the Lexington girls victory
march.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Pine Valley Rated Too Tough Golf Course for Experts
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR.

THE Griffs took the series OPEN
er from the league leading
White Sox, 20, yesterday. Harry
Harper gave up only three hits.
William A. Larned, former ma
tional singles champion, helped
the War tennis team to make it
clean sweep over the Navy in the
Departmental League series.
The national emergency pre-
vents any athletes in this section
from going to the National A. A.
U. championships in st. Louis.
Brewer and Into OF Maryland
State, Weidmann Of Georgetown
and Leadbetter of Hopkins would
have been among those to enter.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
GIANTS DRAW CROWDS.

The New York Giants have played
to more than a million cash custom
ers q ,013,68 to b exact) abroad and
at home in their first 80 games of the
current season,
Evening star., 1937-08-09
CHE; = :
membership cards that now are
void.

membership cards that now are
void.
Schenectady, opposing teams from
Onondaga, Broome. Cortland and
Oneida, won the Genesee Cup in the
current New York State Congress at
Cazenovia.
Scotch champion, w. A. Fairhurst
by a 90 score, annexed the British
individual title recently at the Black
pool tournament. Sir George Thomas
and H. E. Atkins, both former British
Chess Federation champions, partici-
pated, scoring and 6, respectively.
National Tourney ut Chicago.
pREVIOUSLY scheduled to open
August "a. the thirty-eighth con-
secutive tournament Of the American
Chess Federation will begin August
% at the Congress Hotel. Chicago, in
cooperation with the Illinois State
Chess Association.
Continuing until September
4. the annual meeting Of the A.
G. F. board Of directors Is
booked for Friday, 2 pm, Au-
gust 81.
Awards total ST 900, and are based
on the sliding scale of wins. according
to the Kirk D. Holland system The
tournament champion may earn s232
in prize money, runner-up. sll0, and
third-prize maximum is 500.
The tournament is a national open
fray, and contestants should file entry
form with Lewis J. Isaacs, 724 West
Roosevelt road, Chicago, not later
than 10 am, August %.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
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1@Ax~@~0 >~-SDA4
- -x-e.xxx=.S Fn Walter McCdlum -
By Walter McCoIIum

TOUR brides on the same hole in
l. single four-ball match. You
won't often hear Of that, but
L a quartet Of players at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club per-
petrated the assault on par. 1t all
happened on the fourth hole of the
Virginia course, a 485-yarder. One
after one, Dave Thomson, the club
pro; Ralph S. Fowler, Joe T. Kirch-
ner and L. H. Whitten, all holed puts
for the birds. Thomson and Kirch-
ner also birdied the fifth hole at
buck a bird.
MOST Of our better par shooters
gathered at the Beaver Dam
Country Club today to play in an
amateur-pro tourney staged by the
Middle Atlantic P, G. A. They'll play
next Monday in another amateur-Wo
affair at Lancaster, Pa.
I'D MERKLE, defending champion,
was a pronounced favorite to re-
tain his title as the 72-hole cham
Evening star., 1937-08-09

The eleventh round Is one Of real
fireworks, Poland clashing with the
United States. and the outcome may
be an indication Of the final ranking
Of these teams.
Reuben Fine of New York City is
playing with the music OF wedding
Evening star., 1937-08-09

NEW YORK
Wilkes-Barr 10; Albany, O.,
Hazelton, 5; Elmira. Q.
Evening star., 1937-08-09

physical upheaval gets him into
most Of his trouble and piles on the
strokes?
This question was submitted to
IS leading pros-golfers who COM
bine instruction with play. Here is
the verdict rendered-by votes:
e-Too much mental and phys
lcal tension, tying up ankles first
then legs, body and shoulders
also wrists. This prevents any
smooth swinging and shuts off
proper body turn. 1t accounts for
hurried swinging, head lifting and
hck Of wrist action.
eLtfting the club with the
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Torrance
Continued From Page B-9.

and 1t may hamper his progress con-
sderably.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
BY GRANTLAND RICE,

w YHAT Is the average
M golfers greatest COM
" " mon fault? What men,
tai hallucination or
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Smaller Leagues Stable

the elghth-place Jersey City club
likely will finish in the black.
Evening star., 1937-08-09

bells tinkling in his ears, for in Sep
tember he will marry Miss Emmy
Keesing of Amsterdam.
Evening star., 1937-08-09
BY PAUL ]. MILLER. JR.

NCLE SANS S quintet entered
in the world team battle in
progress at Stockholm con-
tinues to amass the greatest
number Of individual wins. although
the Polish team maintains its position
as the No. unit victor, having won
more team matches.
Runner-up now is the Netherlands
with the United States team denoted
from second to third place.
Against Czechoslovakia, headed by
Salo Flohr, one Of the great young
masters, the Americans registered a
Al victory
Evening star., 1937-08-09
Base Ball

Continued From Page B-9.)
Evening star., 1937-08-09
FOREVER OFF LIST
FOR TITLE EVENTS
"Man- Eating" Links Defies
Even Stars to Break 100
on First Attempt.

\ AYBE you, along with flock
nI of other golfers, have Won
dered why Pine Valley never
Il u has haep chosen &C the Scene
Evening star., 1937-08-09

x E. JOYCE won the Fisher cup a..
kenwood, shooting rounds of s5
and 81, with 27 handicap for a net
OF 1873. T. r. Taylor was second,
with 1874.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-09

E who have money buy our own food
NM 80. pay our own rent rdise our own
children and save up for our old age.
But what about people who have no money? Who's
going to take core Of them?
Let's get this strdight The Government can't do
ALL the welfare work 9. nor did the Government
ever promise to. The President himself hos repeut-
edlY sold thdt social work MUST be supported by
private gifts.
Any man Uho thinks that taxes pay for every
thing his city needs simply doesn't knOU. Just
spend o. month in any community uhere there are
no private Welfare agencies, and you'll be rolling
up your sleeves to start some.
In Washington. the Community Chest hos solved
this problem for you. It links together sixtYnine
separate welfare agencies asks you for only
ONE gift Z. . and distributes your money to the
organizations YOU select.
Think of it sirtynine separate institutions -.
operating through the Chest, at cost of less than
$50. Contrast this, if you please, Nth cost of
300 to 259o VEen individual agencies Were forced
to make their DUN appeals.
Remember. too. in the post ten years our populd.
ton has increased by 10000. And as population
muldpGes. civic problems also multiply. and in the
some ratio. Thuts why Our social agencies must
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-09

have more money in 1888 than they hdd ten years
ago .. more than they received through the Chest
for 1887.
Let me cleor up onother point! This is not ON ENER
GENCY need. 1t is q NORMAL cost of civic life.
And the Boord of Trustees Of your Community Chest
has voted that in 1888 there shdll be additional
appeals by member agencies for current expenses.
Remember also, you do not actually give TO the
Chest Neither do you glue TO the social agencies.
izatiOns Which can best help them. The Chest is
merely the means of transmitting your money to
those you Want to help.
People often tell me that they would like to give
odequotelY to those less fortunute but do not know
exactly how much this mems in dollars and cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-09

I have this suggestion to make. If everyone in q
position to give would follow the chdrt shown else
where on this page, there would be no more worry
about hungry children. hospital core, fdmilies
broken up by the bitterness their lives and young
sters going wrong for lack Of chance to go right
In my activities for the Community Chest, have
met all kinds of people {. those uUhO give gener-
Ously :. e. those whO glue moderately and eUen
a feU whO 1viu not give at ALL haze neUer quite
understood this last group, but Community Chest
gifts are voluntary gifts, and conscience plays the
major role in giving.
No, the Community Chest isn't perfect. Few man
made agencies ore. But it's the most efficient
method of welfare financing and distribution that
has yet been conceived by mon.
It asks for your support it demands your inter.
est it oppeds to you for help in the name Of
hungry children, homeless fdmilies. broken lives.
suffering humQniY.
How shull we meet this problem? How will you
face these facts?
What about people WhO haze no money!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Prakticke rady.

Stolnf lesky dostanou nehez-
Ike skvrny, kdyz je postrfkame
horkou vodou nebo postav1me
ma ne nadobu S teplou vodou.
Tyto skvrny odstran1me, kdyz
je peclive vytreme kamfrovym
Them a pax naneseme obvyk-
lou polituru.
Cerne hedvabi pere sc nellie
pc We vode, We ktere Sc vaTily
oloupane brambory. Vloz1me
je ma nejakou DOLBY do teto vo-
dy a pax dobre vymackame.
Budme opatrne pri mazan1
stroll. Prflisne %plytvanf ole
jem zpdsobuje, re pfi siti Sc
latka zmasti. Do kazdeho Of
voru stacf jedna kapsa oleje.
Zrcadlo, ktere "osleplo" O.
IRENE slime zfedenou kyselinou
solnou (pozor ma ruce,) je to
z1ravina a pax umejeme cistou
vodou. Define pozor, aby-
cnOm Sc n~edOtykall dreVenycn
ramG nebo okrajG, ktere by
OILY do sebe vtahnouti VIII
kOst.
Stetiny kartacG ztvrdnou,
kdyz je ponor1me do roztoku
kamence.
Skenene vasy, ma jejichz
dnu Sc usadil nanos necistoty,
vycist1me vlaznou vodou S oc-
tenn, do ktere jsme pridaly tro-
chu jemneho pfsku nebo jineho
cistfcfho prostfedku.
Delaj1-li Sc nam v hedvabne
latce mensf trhliny, radeji je
nezasfvame, protoze je to pff-
lis zfetelne, ale sloz1me oba O.
kraje pozorne k sobe a slep1me
pc rubu anglickou naplastf po-
die barry latky. Spravene
misto zatizfme zehlickou nebo
nejakym tezs1m predmetem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

= Josefskou zabavu uspo-
Tada Tel. Jednota Sokol Curtis
Bay v sobotu, 20. brezna v 8.
hodin vecer ku ktere I'VE vsec-
ky Josefove a Josefinky a O.
statnl obecenstvo. O veselou
zabavu a obcerstveni Sc posta-
ra vybor.
= Vajfckovou zabavu a ia
nee usporada Tel. Jed. Sokol a
Size v nedeli, %. bTezna. Zaca-
tex v 8. hodin vecer.
= Velky vajfckovy pies u
spofada Sbor Katolickych So
kolG v pondeli Velikonocni, 20.
brezna 1887 v Katolicke Budo-
We, Madison a Duncan ul. "a
catek v 8 hodin vecer. Hudba
br. ". Kulfska.
- Velkou vajfckovou zaba-
WI a Piles usporada Vybor Slo-
venskeho Domu v pondelf Veil
konocnf dine 20. bTezna, v Del
nickem Dome, rob Madison a
Rose ulic. Zacatek v $3.50 We
Ger. Hudba j. Matuly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Zeli hlavkove a kysele.
PiSe
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravOtnictv1 mesta
New YOrku.
PiSe

Veda sc ujala reputace pie
bejske zeleniny: zel1 hlavko-
veho, ma nez jeste do nedavna
mnoho lidf shl1zelo svrchu. Pr
votridnl hotely nikdy je SWIM
hostGm nepTekladaly, leda
snad We forme "cole slaw" ne
bot aroma vaTlciho Sc zeli bylo
prfslis slime pro JENNIE nosanky
jejich navstevnfkG. Nasolene
hovezi a kapusta, veprove mo-
zecky a kysele zel1 byly pokr-
my, jez bylo mono dostati pou
re v podradnejs1ch jfdelnach
a v domacnostech delnikG.
Veda privodila vsak v tonic
smeru znacnou zmenu a "a
slouzila sc O dalsl krok We zlep-
Semi zdravi naroda. Labora-
tornf pokusy a pokusy v no
spodarstvi dokazaly, re vsech-
ny druhy listnate zeleniny jsou
dGlezitymi, ba nezbytnymi po-
travinami, a re "rodina" zelf,
vcetne hlavkoveho zelf, kapu-
sly zelne, kedlubu, kapusty pu
pencove a kvetaku mela by
byti vftana ma stole kazde do
macnosti.
Ia zvlaste d1lezitou potra-
vinu bylo vedou korunovano
kysele zeli. Nekterfi badatele
dokonce prikladajl laku z ky
seleho zelf lecivy vyznam pTi
nekterych nemocech.
| bez ohledu ma tyto nalezy
shoduje Sc lekaTska veda i
mestsky zdravotni Trad neroz-
dime v tom, re zeli zasluhuje
vynikajic1 mfsto v diete. Lee
kaTske authority zdGraznuj1
fakt, re tento druh zeleniny "a
sobuje telo vapnikem a jinymi
mineraly, re obsahuje proteiny
mnoho vitaminG a konecne, re
napomaha pfi stavbe kostf a
chran1 prot kurdejfm.
Kysele zeli, pGvodne pokrm
nemecky, stale Sc dnes jedn1m
z nejoblibenejs1ch jfdel v teto
zemi. Kysele zeli, jez je pro-
ste nakrouhanym a kvasenym
zelfm hlevkovym, zachovava
vlastnosti cerstveho zel1. Pr
kvasenf tvori Sc kyselina mice,
ma, jez pGsobf, re potravina je
snadneji stravitelna.
Zel1 hlavkove i kysele bran1
vzniku kurdejf a rovna Sc v
tonic ohledu rajskym jabl1c-
kun a ovoci stromG citron1ko-
vych. Jsou pfi tom velmi lev
ne, take 81 je NIUE kazdy ku-
povati. Obsahuji tez vitamin
A, jenz brani vzniku beri-beri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

zradu. Vsichni jsou suddenly
z nemeckeho 1zem1 sew. Czech,
kter1 studovali v Praze.
Evropskym tiskem pfedpo-
vedene vsenemecke vytrznosti,
ktere by oslavy presidentovych
narozenin marily, Sc neuskutec
nily. Ia to velke narodnf osla-
Wy Masaryka osvoboditele Sc
konaly mimo Prahy take v Plz-
nj, Ces. Budejoviclch, Tabore,
Hradci Kralove, Made Bolesla
vi, dale v Brine Hodonine, Iii
ne, Olomouci, Nor. Ostrave ma
Morave, jakoz i v Bratislave ma
Slovensku, a jinych mestech
pc cele zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Krava s hudbou.

We Formankove mlyne 10
line stall vozfk, vnemz byla "a
prazena krava. Domkaf, je-
muz vozik s kravkou patTil,
Sci do mlynice vyjednavat. Ko-
lem mlyna sli zaci kolfnske
mestanske skoly Sc svojf kape-
lou. Trubaci tax vesele trou-
bill "Klatovske dragouny", az
Sc okna We stavenf trasla. Kra
We, stojicf ma mlynskem dvore,
Sc ia p1snicka asi velmi zal1bi-
la, protoze Sc dala do behu "a
kapelou. Kdyz pTibehla ma
zad pr1vodu, zvolnila beh a
pekne 81 Poole taktu vykacova-
la. Hospodafi, ktery "a nj pri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
behli, dalo mnoho prace, nez
kravku dostali zpatky ma dv1r.
SnEry ma pradlo a kolicky

nutno obcas Tadne vycistiti, a.
by nezp1sobily ma pradle
skvn. sndry vypereme v kot-
Ii nebo pradelnfm hrnci We vo-
de, sode a mydlu a varime je
asi pGl hodiny. Vymachane
vloz1me znovu do nadoby, ma
lijeme ma ne vodu a pridame
borax. Sus1me ma vzduchu,
hodne napnute. Vyprane u
schovame do zavTeneho sacku,
ably byly chraneny pred pra-
chem. Kolfcky uschovame row.
nez v uzavTene bednicce v nej-
vetSl cistote.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Narozeniny Masaryka ucteny
osvobozenim politickych
uSzH

President Eduard Benes ma
r1dil osvobozeni 400 NemcG u
veznenych pro politicke preci-
ny, We vseobecnim dekretu am
nestle ma oslavu 81. narozenin
p~residenta Tomase G.. Masary-
ka.
Soucasne jinym vladimir or
namenim ale bylo veTejnosti ia
Ike sdeleno, re osm mladlkG,
patTicich ku zakonem zapove-
zene nazisticke strane, bylo Cd
souzeno do vezenf, nekterf az
ma Is let, pro vojenskou vele-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Pro lepsl spanek
Simmons Ace Pera

Tyto vyhlasena pera odpo-
rucujeme do vnitr matrac1.
Aluminovany pas udrzuje
celou matraci pevne dohro-
mady. Kontroluje stejno-
merne pera jenz udrzuj1
pruznost. SO dvojl svinute
lano. Stalost. Hladky ra-
mec. Aluminovany dodatek.
Zhotoven ktery vydrz1 mno-
ha let. To jste wy, kter1 po-
tfebujete pera ktera VAN po-
slouzi pTi teto nabidce.
The times-news., 1937-02-19
Second Meeting
Scheduled For
Saturday Morn
Amateur Stage Show Will
Be Feature Of Club
Program

The State Theatre Popeyc club
got well under way last Saturday
at their first meeting, initiating
about 100 members and their. par
ents into what is'said to be one OF
the finest clubs of its kind any
where:
The program for last weeks
meeting consisted of real hddie
review presented by Miss 'Allene
Fluker's School Of the Dance. On
the screen the kiddies saw Popeye
the sailor in one of his famous ad-
ventures, and comedy starring
Joe .Pa!ooka in addition to the
regular screen program.
Tomorrow every boy and girl
that attends the Popeye club will
receive a nice lollypop as gift OF
the Popeyc club and the. State
theatre. There will be an amateur
stage show with the winner, to be
chosen by the audience, receiving
a nice prize! The screen program
will consist of Popeye cartoon
and several other selected short
subjects in addition to the regu-
lar program scheduled for Satur-
day. =,
Watch The Times-News for an.
nouncements Of contests that will
be staged by the Popeye club at
different times.