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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

When 1t became known that Har-
~ ealter was at work on 9 treatise
analysing famous songs and show
ing what inherent qualities made
them hits, the maestro found him.
self surrounded with requests for
copies. More than 90 per cent Of
the requests came from college stu
dents working toward their Bach
elor Of Music degrees. They wanted
TO use the pamphlet as reference
material for their graduation theses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OF APPLicATIoN
This In to give notice that !.
Eddie >: Thibault. Of ~ az. Saying g..
tho Liquor Control Communication for
n. Club "A" Permit for the sale Of
alcoholic liquor on the premises Of
Club. $40 South Main b.. Water
bbyryr Gomn eSsnG socn oCn MS
Inc, 430 South Main st.. Waterbury.
Conn, and will DO conducted by Ed
die !. ThIbault, Of ~ Saving st., Wa
terbury, Conn. M permittec.
EDDIE J, THIBAULT.
Dated Jan. 18th. 1887. i"tD.2g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Women wanseo
10

ENVELOPES at home,
sparetime; substantial weekly pay.
Experience unnecessary. Dignificd
work. Stamp brings details. Vogue
Co., Dept. 3238, jackson, Tenn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Business Announcements
Automobiles
sh Auto springa. Axjea gt0

WATERBURY AUTO SPRING 90.
Welding. frame. axle, spring works.
80 Brown Place. 4-O078.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Real Estate For Sale


IN MILL PLAINS room cottage,
all redccorated. 5000; 3 Room Cot
tage and 2 unfinished, $1,000.
PARK ROAD room cottage, built
4 years ago. Garage $500.
NEAR THE CENTER % tenement
house, $4,000.
H. A. VOGEL 30 GATES AVE.
(Mill Plain Section)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

The Marx Brothers with Ray
rnond Paige,s orchestra did an au-
dition this week from Hollywood for
the same agency that handles "Hol-
lywood Hotel and the show may be
bought for another client.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

Harry MaizIish, KFWB head.
isn't fooling about building
shows. He has just signed Eddie
Peabody 10 q years contract for
radio and Ii having him build
n program for sale just as he
did with Haven MacQuarrie,
Gus Edwards and Dick Powell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

Francia White. heard on Fred
AStaire show, said no" TO an offer
that would bring her east and into
opera. She's going to say on the
coast. Ed East and Ralph Dumkc.
on the air two mornings each week,
Ms "The Gelatine Twins" did q three
a-week addition for a night series
this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

Ed Wynn will have his first "re-
turn-engagement" guest star on his
program OF January 30 when Kitty
Carlisle plays q repeat engagement
on his program Charlie But
tcrworth Is trying TO get Don VIII
son shifted TO the Fred Astaire
show because Don does O wonderful
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
For Whatever You Want Whenever You Want 1t,
Read And Use Democrat Want Advertisements
Autos and Trucks For Sale

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1884 Ford Dump
rs Others 10 Pick From
All kinds Of Coupes, Coaches, Be-
dams a. Pleasure Cars. Panels,
Ptckups and 4 Dump Trucks and
2 Cab 81 Chassis Jobs.
VISIT OUR BRANCH
USED CAR LOT AT
CORNER OF SPARK g. NO. MAIN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

Although judy Canova, comic
star Of the Ripping Rhythm
Evening star., 1937-12-12
TR|NKET CLUB
URGED TO ACTION
Members of 6-Year.OId Or
der to Spread Cheer to
Needy Children.

Once a member of the Trinket
Club. always q member Of the Trinket
Club" Is the slogan P. D. Morrison,
club founder and director, would like
to have the members keep in mind.
Organized six years ago to provide
toys for needy children at Christmas
time. the club now has more than 500
members. The only complaint Mr..
Morrison has is that, since there are
no meetings. n dues and no officers,
the members seem to think the club
dlsbands and reorganizes again each
year and that perhaps their member
ship has lapsed.
For this reason Mr.. Morrison would
like to remind the members that thew
will always be members and that their
donations Of toys will always be gladly
received at the club headquarters. 11l0
F street NV.
Most OF the toys are distributed bv
the members who take them from the
headquarters. No tab is kept on the
number OF toys member donates and
the number he takes. Some donate
one toy and take a dozen and others
donate a dozen and never take out
any. Mr.. Morrison explained
Most OF the members live in the Dis
trict but few toys are received from
as Tar away as New York City and
Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
TUBERCULOSIS SEAL
PURCHASES URGED
Goal Is $4,000, With Only $s5,.
600 Raised Now, Mrs.
Grant SAYS.

plea to the public to purchase
Christmas seals was issued Yesterday
by Mrs. Ernest r. Grant, MANAGING
director OF the District tuberculosis
Association.
Our goal, which is the minimum
under which we can continue to give
the more than half dozen services We
now render, is s7o,000," she said, and
so far We have only received about
$25,000. We have only from now until
Christmas to get the remaining s45.-
000."
Mrs. Grant also announced that
Martha INLAND of Takoma School
and Jean Guthrie of the Phillips
Wormley School are the winners of
the second annual essay contest among
sixth grade pupils. The subject was
why Buy Christmas Seals"
The cups will be formally presented
70 the winners in their respective
schools tomorrow by the Committee
OF Award, consisting of DR.. joseph A.
Murphy, chief medical inspector of
the public schools: DR.. James G. Cum
ming, chief of Bureau of Communi-
cable Diseases Of the Health DEPART
ment. and Donald T. Sheehan, direc-
tor OF health education Of the Tuber-
culosis Association.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
LEE URGES YOUTH
TOSTUDYPOL|T|CS
Government Adequate to
Times Needed, Senator
Tells Students.

Youth in other countries show more
interest in government than do Amer
lean boys and girls, Senator Josh Lee
Of Oklahoma yesterday told more than
$50 representatives of Washington and
nearby high schools at a luncheon
In the Mayhower Hotel
The Oklahoman's address was the
closing event of two-day conference
held annually for the last five years
for the high school youth by the Pub
lie Speaking Department of George
Washington University, under the di-
rection Of Prof. w. Hayes Yeager,
department head.
Discussing "Streamlining Democ-
racy." Senator Lee declared that you
can't run streamlined civilization
by an ox-cart government" The
axiom that the best governed people
are the least governed people, he said,
means least governed under the pre-
vailing circumstances of the day."
He pointed out that most every-
thing. including humal rights, is
relative, adding, "An inch added on
to this table wouldn't mean a thing.
but an inch added to Wally Simpsons S
nose would have changed modern his
tory" The Senator's :,eech was broad
cast over the Columbia Broadcastine
System.
In the final general session preced-
Ing the luncheon. the delegates extri-
Gated from a maze of parliamentary
procedure five resolutions favorine the
unicameral legislature over the bicam-
eral body, the topic Of this years
discussion.
The motions adopted declared that
the unicameral system produces bet
ter legislators, better legislation, more
effective procedure, is more responsive
to the people and is more economical
TO operate. Harold Welch. elected
tdent chairman of the group at the
nrst session, presided at both the fina]
session and at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
SONS OF REVOLUTION
TO HEAR DR.. HARRIS
Foundry M. E. Pastor Will Ad
dress Annual Meeting on
Tuesday Night.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor
OF Foundry Methodist Church, will
address the annual meeting of the
Sons Of the Revolution at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday night on the subject
"FAtal Fallacies."
DR.. Harris spent last summer in
Europe, and will speak from the
background Of this experience.
On1cers will be elected for the COM
ting year and three members of the
board Of managers will be elected for
three years, 1t was announced by
Thomas E. Green, president, and Ed
win 8. Hege, secretary. A buffet sup
per will follow the meeting.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Ellen K. Raedy Of the Municipal Court
for the District Of Columbia; Miss
Elizabeth F. Reed, grand dean Of the
sorority: Mrs. Grace B. Stiles, grand
registrar: Mrs. Olive Faircloth, dean
of Eta Alumnae Chapter for this prov
ince; Miss Ruth Cleveland, dean Of
the George Washington University
Chapter; Miss Helen Goodner, dean of
the National University group; Miss
Mary Chadwick. dean Of the Washing
ton College of Law Chapter. and Miss
Helen Newman. law librarian at
George Washington.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
KAPPA BETA PI PLANS
FOUNDERS DINNER

Kappa Beta ri, international legal
sorority, will hold Its annual found
er's dinner at the Lee House We'd
nesday night, with Mrs. Elizabeth Cox,
dean Of the organizations second
province, which includes the District,
presiding.
Guests of honor will include Judge
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Senator King to Speak.

Senator King. Democrat of Utah
Will lead q discussion of The De-
veiopment of the Community" at $3.50
pm. today at the Capital View Bap-
tist Church at meeting sponsored
py the Capital View Citizens Asso-
ciation.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Former Bishop OF Louisville,
Dho has been named By Pope
Plus XII to head the neU arch
diocese Of Kentucky and Ten
neSsee, Uith Louisville as its
metropolitan see. The Louis
uille diocese is one of the
oldest in the United States.
1t also has been announced
that Archbishop Thomas J.
Walsh 1Dill head the neu
archdiocese OF Ne1D JERSEY,
NTH NeWark as its metropol-
itdn see.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

~ feeofs @ hS will % so[ hopRas; the he
poiso Of intrinsic values and deienino
sLANT-ToP DESK, Early American design mopIe-$45
BOOKCASE, toll solid mope-$135o
sLANTToP DESK solid just the
BLANKET CHEST fitted drawer; mople-$7s75
CHAIR, solid fme4zS5
NAUTICAL BRASS LAMP; complete with $50
NAUTICAL neohon n the e$77
BIssELLs IMPROVED CARPET sVvEEpER-$6.25
COLONIAL ROCKING CHAIR mahogany; otn-$35
PIECRUsT TABLE, genuine Honduras mahogany
NEST OF TABLES Sheraton design each table has leather t$74
Genuine o"d~o moSoeoHy SIS Oe"' VIII" 0
oeroE tss with shaker glasses ice BOWL and 0"9s
COCKTAIL TABLE, mahogany to-s17
FULTON CLUB CHAIR, tailored n donok-$64
sloANEs WAKEFIELD SOFA, tailored green oene-$l59
terrestrial GLOBES, with complete oIos Of the world
DESK kidney shaped; genuine mahogany $z5
GEORGIAN BOOKCASE with noheony-$lo5
PENtD slDE cHAR american Empire design solid Cuban mahogany
WEsTovER soFA snorty tailored lin bocoeIe-s175
SIn5F With d fe beo o sls7s z " tailored quaint o"z
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SIDE CHAIR cppene mahogany
SlOANES STANDISt4 WING CHAIR comfortobe-$64
COFFEE TABLE, mahogany
constrIcion-$675
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ls :ts THgs sssLsS dee" Of beautiful proportions" convenient
0RyM 1 dss desa s genuine Honduras mahogany eoth.
sANT7oP DESK, genuine oeinoI
n1ohogony-$58
sLoANEs WEs1ovER EASY CHAIR, tailored dinrn rnen-$4s75
DRUM TABLE, Duncan pedeobo Honduras nohoeon$7775
WING CHAIR models Solid Honduras
mahogany tailored in fobHc-A7
SlOAES FAIRFAX comfortable tailored
BoUDOR LANPs-cysto, Pottery Goss-$7a5
Table Lamps Sheraton Bedroom Group
seece ncudn beautifully
DoLton ACKNOWLEDGEMENT beds
AchiIe Bloch Colonial Bedroom
oIhmpor group
Genuine Hondmo mohooo
sdkom 3x5 $3.50
Rugs size
>N|o dBudeR nssn 3om6$z50
sSB ~ '' " ~ e@a- -s''7s Goat Skins uPss'"' the animal
- inches hpomR Rus.izs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
JUBILEE JIM oslavy v CSR.
Observation-Disclosures snol

MOraVSkOSlOvenska Spolec-
most chysta pro jubilejnf rok
CSR. 1888 velkolepe slavnosti
narodn1, c1rkevni a kulturnf.
Tato mohutna narodn1 organi-
SAGE, c1taj1c1 dnes ma 1000 Gle
MI, svolava do Hodonfna sve
pracovniky, ably Sc rozhodlo O
akci pro j%ubilejnf rok republi-
ky.
PTedsednictvo zasedalo v
Bratislave. Bylo. usneseno po-
radat celou fadu velkorysych
podnikG pc cel6m slovensko-
moravskem pomez1 a to YES
mes narodopisnych, ktere Sc
stanou pravidelnymi pro vse-
chny pf1stf roxy.
z nejvetsich podnik1 Dude
narodn1 pout ma Velehrad, kde
budou usporadany cyrilo-me-
thodejske narodopisne slavno-
sti We velkych rozmerech, spo-
jene S manifestacf pro ideu
velkomoravske jednoty Slova-
XII, Moravanu a Cechu.
Predsednictvo spolecnosti W.
pracovalo jiz bohaty program
v hrubych rysech. Dosud Sc
prihlasilo jiz ma 100 obcf sc
starobylymi zvyky z celeho po-
mezl moravskO-slovenskeho.
Vsecky tyto posud Sc prihla-
sivS1 obce - ktere budou roz-
mnozeny o dalsf = vyslovily O.
cohtu vlastn1m nakladem sc L.
castnit a predvest ma Mich sve
zvyky, lance a zpevy, hudbu q
RUNE rocn1 sceny.
Skupiny v krojfch z pocet-
nych obc1 vystoup1 ma Velehra-
de a ma II m1stech. Krone
techto slavnostf uspoTada Mo
ravskoslovenska spolecnost ma
rodopisne slavnosti Moravske.
no Slovacka a chorvatskyck
obc1 v Bfeclave a Masarykovy
slavnosti v Hodon1ne, rodist
presidenta Osvoboditele.
We Skalici budou usporada.
ny slavnosti jiz tradicnf a tt
Blahovy, spojene S velkou osla.
YOU pf1chodu prvn1 ceskoslo.
venske vlady do Skalice.
V Zariecske doline uspoTa
da jmenovana s%polecnost pre-
hl1dku zvykG a krojG z celeh(
razoviteho p1chovskeho kraje
Tyto slavnosti mali uz vlast
nj sestaveny vybor slozeny w
lucne z cinovn1kG teto spoiled
nosti, primo podlehaj1c1ch pTet
sednictvu MSS. Jiz dnes Sc PR
jevuje O tuto ohromnou narod
nj akci neobycejny zajem n;
slovenskomoravskem pomez1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Ma pamet umrti presidenta
Masaryka.

Poole rozhodnut1 vlady ma
razi kremnicka mincovna ma
pamet 1mrti presidenta Osvo-
boditele million kusG zvlaStn1ch
stffbrnych dvacetikorunovych
minci. Ma predn1 strane min
CT Dude relief sochafe. 0. Spa
niela, zachycujfcf podobu pre-
sidenta Osvoboditele z dolby de
sateho vyrocf trvan1 republiky
a napis "T. c.. Masaryk''. Ma
druhe strane Dude statn1 znak
jake ma beznych dvacetikoru-
mach.
Ministerstvo finance dokon-
cuje uz posledn1 pf1pravy pro
razbu mincf, jez mali byt dany
do obehu bud koncem fijna,
nebo ~pocatkem listopadu. Je-
jich velikost i slozenf kovu bu-
de stejne jake u starych mincl:
Krone toho budou ma pamet
1mrti presidenta Osvoboditele
vydany i prflezitostne pametnl
medaile. Budou z bronzu a
re stribra. Ma jejich pfedn1
strane Dude rovnez spaniel6v
relief p~residenta Osvoboditele,
avsak z DOLBY, kdy Sc zotavil
pc tezke nemoci, ktera no sti-
hla v roce 1884. Ma druhe stra-
ne Dude ma rozdfl cd minc1 O.
braz, upomfnajic1 ma presiden-
tovo 1mrtl.
Medaile budou ponekud vet
81 nezli mince, bronzova Dude
stat asi 8 Kc, stflbrna asi 60
Kc. Bude jich vydano dosta-
tecne mnozstvi, ably 81 je mohl
koupit ma pamatku kazdy OBJ
can. Prfpravy jsou provade-
ny tax, ably obcanstvo dostalo
Ii medaile co nejdrfve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Prazska "Nova Doba" pri-
nesla zpravu: R1d1c1 ucitel ne
mecke skoly Rudolf Loschner
z Dolnf Huti u Nemanic ma
Domazlicku 81 v roce 1923 kou-
pill v Nemecku zamecek Char
lottenthal s hospodaTstv1m.
Objekt Gene 112 mil. Kc zfs-
kal v dobe valutoveho roZvra-
tn "a 100000 Kc. Pozadal O
pensionovani a odstehoval sc
ma sv1j zamecek - asi 3 KIN
cd nasich hranic v Nemecku.
V novych pomerech Sc mu
velmi libilo. Jake Nemec byl
mezi Nemci donna a z nasf re-
publiky dostaval pensi, dosa-
hujfcf temeT 1000 Kc m6sfcn6.
Nemohl 81 Nemecko vynachva-
lit = jeho chvalu bylo slyset
take u mas v Doln1 Huti, kde
drive dlouha leta pGsobil.
Nedavno vsak nekdo ucinil
ma neho udan1, re nepTihlasil
Ike zdanenl svoje cenne pap1ry.
Risskonemeckymi 1Tady bylo
zahajeno vysetrovan1, nemovi-
ty majetek byl zabaven a w.
meTena velika pokuta. Pred
zatcenfm Sc zamecky pan Los
elmer, rfdici ucitel v. ", "a
chranil nocnfm 1tekem z Ne
mecka do Ceskoslovenska. Eat
cena byla jeho dcera a stihl j
trest dvouleteho zalaTe!
Pred 1tekem ukryl Loschner
svoje cenne pap1ry nekam do
hnoje. Cht6l je nejak dopravit
do Ceskoslovenska a v teto ST.
tuaci stall Sc obetf vyderacstvf.
Bylo mu slfbeno dopisem, re
kdyz slozf pen1ze ma urcitem
m1ste, jeho cenne pap1ry budou
z Nemecka pTineseny "prite-
lem" do jeho rukou. Loschner
penfze slozil, ale = DOLL sc
sklamanf.
Do veci Sc vlozila nynf Get
nicka patracka z Klatov. Pfi-
jela do Move Huti a vysetrova-
la. Vysledkem je zatceni Jo-
sefa Magera, jeho zeny a Jirf-
no Bayera. Trestnf oznamen
bylo ucineno a Dude soud o Wy.
deracstvi. V celem nemeckem
pohranicnim kraji sc O pTfpa.
du mluvi. Loschner uz pome.
nv v Nemecku nechval1 = ha.
kenkreuzlerem take nenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
"Vecne svetlo."

Ma prazskem Hrade hori
"Masarykovo vecne svetlo". Je
to ohen, ktery byl cd mohutne
voskovice u katafalku s rakvi
p~residenta Osvoboditele pre-
nesen "a 1casti presidenta dra.
Benese a rodiny zesnuleho do
pracovny p~residenta Osvobo-
ditele.
Odtud byla mohutna ctyrki-
Iowa sv1ce prenesena do sine
v druhem patre, jiz vyhradil
president Osvoboditel podepi-
sovanf dGlezitych smluv. O.
hen Sc zdrzuje tim, re Sc zapa-
luje nova sv1ce cd svice doho-
Tivajfc1. Jedna ctyrkilova svi-
ce hoTf prGmerne SO hodin.
Nynl sc Svaz nasich vcelarG
usnesl, re Dude k udrzovani to-
hoto svetla ma prazskem Hra-
de dodavat voskove svfce. Kaz.
dy vcelaT odevzda pro ten Il
eel 5 dkg vosku. Dohromady
to Dude 40 metrickych cent?
vosku. z Mich sc vyrobi svic.
ma patnact let. V Ceskoslo.
vensku jest $4,000 vcelaTn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
v Praze pripravuji vystavu.

Ma rok 1912 je projektova-
ma v Praze celostatnf vystava.
"Spolecnost architektG" zasla-
la nynf statn1m a mestskym CT
nitelGm memorandum o tom,
kde ma byt vystava umlstena.
PTimlouva Sc "a Letnou.
Uvadi velke pTednosti toho-
to mfsta je Sc vsech ctyT stran
obklopeno sftf elektrickych
drah, ~pTemosten1m komunika-
ce z Chotkovy silnice do Babe
niho tTfdy il lie zvetsit Q Chot-
kovy sadly S letohradkem kra-
lowry Amy, o Rajskou a "a
meckou zahradu i O Jelen1 prf-
kop. Mad to jest z techto mist
nadherna podivana ma Prahu.
Cele 1zemf by m6Tilo pres
devadesat hektard (stare w
stavist6 i S prilehlym zapad-
MIN a severn1m 1zem1m ma
jen 81 ha.) Tuto vystavnl plo-
chu bylo by jeste mono spojit
komunikacf pres tunel buste-
hradske drahy s 1zem1m stare
oh vystaviste a Stromovkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Nsmecko by Sc. neubranilo
We valce.

Prazske V. G. S. prineslo tu-
to zpravu co by Nemecko ceka-
10 We vzdusne valce. P1se: We
vojenske revui "Wehr und
Waffen' 'pise rakousky vojen-
sky odbornik general major
Won Pittreich toto:
"Z Ceskoslovenska NIUE BY
tt We vzduchu zasazeno cele
Nemecko S vyjimkou nekolika
odlehlych kraft We vychodnlm
Prusku. z Francie severn1 Ne
mecko az k Labi a cele JIM
Nemecko. z Polska az k We
sefe a k Dunaji. Kdyby Sc val
ky z1castnilo sovetske Rusko a
Angle, stale by Sc tedy cele
Tfsske 1zemi dejistem soustre-
denych 1tokG nepratelskeho lie
tectva.
To znamena, pravf Pittreich
nejvySS1 NONE ohrozen1 re
vzduchu vGbec. K tomu jeSte
pfistupuje okolnost, re IS pro-
cent nemeckeho obyvatelstva
zije We mestech a re hustota
obyvatelstva, prGmerne 1875 O.
sob ma ctverecn1 kilometr, IVY
suje Sc prave V 1zemfch pohra-
nicn1ch ma 345 osob (Sasko).
Tato situace by nepfatelske-
mu utoku poskytovala vyhodne
Gle. Je komplikovana jeSte
tim, re dGlezite nemecke pr1-
myslove okrsky Sc nachazej1
We vzdalenosti jednoho sta XII
lometrG cd hranic, v 1zemf,
jemuz Sc r1ka "ungewarnte
Grenzzone'', eli "nevarovatel-
ne pohranicn1 1zemf", c1mz
chtejf vyjadrit, re toto 1zemf
mGze byt v prfpad6 valky ne
pf1telem prepadeno drive, nez
by mohlo byti varovano. Jedna
Sc o nejdGlezitejs1 pr1myslove
okrsky V Poryn1, V Sasku a Slez
lsku.
z toho vseho vyplyva, pravf
generalmajor Pittrech, re by
Sc Nemecko sotva ubranilo We
valce, v n1z by musilo bojovati
temef ma vsechny strany.
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Vino a struzin a spiel zena.

V jedne obci ma Zbirozsku
zije rodina v malem domku ma
konci obce. V noel, kdyz rOdi-
ma spala, ozvala Sc v byte ra-
ma, jake kdyz nekdo vystrel1,
a finkot skla. A hned ma to
pocala volat manzelka ma mu-
re: "Pomoc jsou tn lupici.
Tato utlkej pro ponce, jsem
stTelena a jsem sama krev".
Tata vyskocil, rozskrtil sirku a
spatril, re jeho zena ma sku-
tecne oblicej i ruce zalite krv1.
Vybehl tedy ma dvorek a volal
o pomoc. Sebehli Sc sousede a
pTibehli i cetn1ci. Ukazalo Sc,
re u posteli ma stole byly velike
lahve, v nichz kvasilo domac1
ostruzinove vino. Plyny, vyvi-
nuj1ci Sc pri kvasen1, jednu Ia
hev roztrlhy a jejf obsah vystfi
XII ma spiel manzelku. Vypada-
la skutecne jake cd krve.
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Rok prace a vtefina neopa-
trnoSti.

Listonos Josef Matys pre-
wal ma postovn1m trade 60
tisfc Kc ma vyplatu pensi. Kdyz
jiz mel vyplaceno temef city,
ricet tisic Kc, pTisel k Marii
Pernicove ma Zilichove ulici a
vyplatil j neco pres tri sta Kc.
Ma to chtel vyplatit pensistce
Berte Goldove v protejs1m do
me dalsf pensi. Kdyz vsak sa-
hi do brasny, z~jistil, re mu uni
zela taska i sc zbyvaj1c1 cast
kou temeT 20 tisfc Kc. Vypa-
ola mu asi ma silnici a nekdo il
zvedl. Vterina neopatrnosti
stacila, ably prisel listonos o pc
n1ze, ma ktere must pracovat
cely rok.
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milenciG z Prahy " pl-
zenskem hotelu.

21lety cisnfk Karel Kejha
z ~Prahy-Holesovice spachal v
Hotelu "Novak" v Plzni vra-
zedny 1tok ma svoji milenku
16letou Emilii Mesnerovou, Ia
borantku lekarny ma Vofechov
ce, bytem Il sve sestry v Praze-
Brevnove. Kejha pTijel S Mes
nerovou do Plzne, kde mel pre-
wit hostinec pc sv6 babicce.
Ubytovali Sc v hotelu a Poole
tvrzenf Kejhy pripravovali Sc
ma spolecnou sebevrazdu, pro-
toze rodice Kejhovi pry branili
jejich snatku. Kejha udeTil
spiel Mesnerovou sklenicf cd
piva do hlavy. Chtel il omra-
cit, ably j pax mohl uskrtit.
D1vka vykfikla a jeff vykTik "a
slechli diva najemn1ci hotelu,
kteT1 vnikli do pokoje. Spatri-
Ii Kejhu, jak drzi klecfci Mes
nerovou a skrt1' il. Oba najem-
nfci vybehli Ease z pokoje, ably
zavolali policii. Kejha Sc pax
" pokoji uzavfel a jezto nem6l
sill k uskrcenf Mesnerove, tlou-
XII il sklenic1 do hlavy. Rozbil
o JEFF lhavu dive sklenice a
chtel brat do ruky tfetf, kdyz
do pokoje nasilfm vnikla po-
licie.
T6zce zranena d1vka byla
odvezena do nemocnice Memo
hla byt vyslechnuta ,protoze by
la cele dopoledne v bezvedomf.
Kejha prohlasuje, re vrazdil z
.lasky. Sam Sc pry chtel zaby-
ii nozem, ktery 81 chtel teprve
koupit.