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Evening star., 1938-05-24
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn, with
something akin to desperation. is
seeking an opponent for George
Abrams, the residue of what once po-
litely was termed promising crop of
youthful local fighters. If Goldie's
past selections are criterion, Georges
foe will be wheeled to the ring, but
there's a sneaking suspicion Pudgy
Mr.. Ahearn this time will produce
or witness attendance at summer
shows toboggan sharply.
Abrams, who has nothing to say
concerning the manner in which he is
piloted, has been steered blindly to-
ward oblivion. He has fought here
so many times ringWorms no longer
are hopping about gleefully, pounding
the boss on the back and informing
him happily that Abrams will swing
against Solly Sluggs on the next card.
Even the Sollys become tiresome in
time. all meeting the same end.
Manager Sgd Fishel has elected to
develop his mild-mannered protege in
full view of local customers, who rel
ished the idea at its inception Now,
however, after seeing Georges flaws
revealed in bouts that amounted to
little more than sparring sessions.
they are extremely weary of it all.
Either George has it or he hasn't and
they want to know.
Too Much Of George Here.
George now must show his hand.
After all, spectators here have suf-
fered through his development pro-
cess for year. In some 20 fights
Abrams has committed II here and
since he turned professional only a
year ago; that means he has been
employed every three weeks.
Ahearn for some seasons now has
been developing hot-house flowers that
wilt under the glare of Griffith
Stadium lights He spends long win
tiers manufacturing raw talent fresh
from amateur ranks into budding
champions at anemic Turner's Arena.
Then, when these future greats are
forced to meet fighter who knows
the difference between left hook and
q meat hook they collapse.
Il - possible Abrams by now has .
Evening star., 1938-05-24

There is plenty of moaning at
the New Orleans bars since Jim
Rooney, captain-elect Of the Loyola
University eleven. was offered and
accepted an appointment to West
Point Tom Laird, sharp
tongued sports ed. of the San
Francisco News, blew in for the big
fight yesterday :. Another arrival
was Ed Cochrane of the Chicago
American Boston and Phila-
delphia delegations due today.
Cincinnati scribes, 100 per cent
for Bill McKechnie and his ideas,
say his youthful Reds have not yet
hit their peak >. Ohio State isn't
saying much, but they've got
back named Scott out there ready
to be turned loose in the fall
Pete Minego of the Portsmouth
(Ohio) Times, already has dubbed
him Great" Scott.
Here are the official returns
from the recount of the Texas
North Carolina baseball situation:
North Carolina has Is clubs in pro-
fessionA ball and Texas - /.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Extra
(for Big Ten centers): George Bar
ton, sports editor of the Mime
apolis Tribune and one of Vests
real authorities, says you won't see
any more of those 1934-1936 Gold
en- Gophers for good, long time
.. Tony Canzoneri is playing the
races regularly this week hoping to
collect big bank roll to shoot on
Barney Ross Here 1T is May
~ and they're still serving coffee
instead of beer in the New York
press boxes This author still
IS wearing those long red 'uns . !.
Intimates say if Max Baer'S baby
dies, Max never will enter the ring
again Barney Ross will pull
down $5O,000 for fighting Henry
Armstrong.
Some of the listless play of the
Pirates may be traced to their
coaching :. At the Polo Grounds
yesterday this column heard Jewel
Ems, ofiiciating at third, whistle
Evening star., 1938-05-24
abrams Near End of String
As Fighter Here at Only 10
As Result of Weak Build-Up

false estimate of his fistic prowess, but
that hardly is conceivable after cold
analysis of his record. In his last 13
fights, against parade of mediocre
and, for the most part. punchless
palookas, George has won IL decisions
not kayos. Jimmy Jones didn't fig
ure to drop George for his only defeat
or Jimmy wouldn't have been in there.
Ahearn is Humankind he erred.
That would seem to mirror the fact
George is no knockout artist Irish
Jimmy O'Boyne, no fistic gem himself,
revealed George could be Socked with
left hooks rather frequently. Jones
discovered Abrams lowered his left
arm after pumping jab, thus paving
the way for a counter right. There
fore, at this stage of his career he is
being reached with lefts and rights
easily and has no punch. Among
other things, he needs schooling in
the niceties Of noggin-knocking.
Nearly Through" at 19.
Georges school days are over, how
ever, at the tender flstic age Of 10.
They have elected to confine his fight
ing almost solely to this sector, SO
they'll have to take the consequences.
George is not ready for top fight
competition, but he's being showed
into it-and out of the boxing game.
He should have travelled to New York,
Philadelphia, Richmond, Wilmington,
Baltimore and any other Eastern
cities, but he preferred to stick it out
here.
Now fans are beginning to sour on
him. They have seen. the whole hor-
rible build-up process and feel en-
titled to view him in action against
something less feeble-some specimen
who figures to dent his frame. Not,
for instance, a Ben Wojack or other
human punching bags.
George probably will be forgotten in
two year@just at the moment he
should start climbing the slippery ring
ladder. He would be 81 then, more
mature, stronger and more rugged.
At 10 he has been forced into an un-
enviable spot. He simply was placed
on the wrong path ana showed too
rapidH.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
EIGHT CHAMPIONS
IN !. c. IA MEET
Two Hold Five Tit|es-454
Athletes Listed, Trojans
Leading With 26.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 24.-Eight de-
Tending champions head an entry list
of 454 athletes from 80 colleges for
the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. track
and field championships June 3-4 at
Randalls Island Stadium.
The champions, who hold II titles.
will be facing a Western onslaught,
for both Southern California and
California return to the I. c. "A. meet
after a two-year absence. The Tro-
jams won the team title in 1885 vita
81 points to CALIFORNIA; 2712, and the
two Pacific Coast colleges are IA
vored to finish one-two this year.
Southern California has entered rs
men, California IA and Pittsburgh, the
defending champion, II.
Ben johnson of Columbia and Long
John Woodruff of Pitt hold five OF
the titles. johnson, who is Ill with
measles but expects to be on hand
for the 1. c. "A. won the 100, 220
(See CHAMPIONS, Page A-13)
Evening star., 1938-05-24

twice But if Pie Traynor, at
first, either hollered once or shifted
his position, we were scooped.
Max Schmeling left his pigeon
shooting outfit in Germany and had
a new one rushed up from New
York yesterday Max says peg
ging away at the clay birds sharp
ems his eyes :. Stub Allison plans
a big shake-up on his 1898 Cali
fornia Bear eleven =. Is this busi-
ness about Dizzy Dean turning
southpaw if his injured right soup
bone doesn't come around, on the
level? 81 ;s..
Expert boxing writers estimate 80
per cent of all fights are on the
up and up +. Get Al Schacht to
tell you about the. time he hired a
chauffeur who couldn't even drive.
Babe Ruth showed up at Ebbets
Field yesterday with his wife, two
daughters and mother in-law in
tow !. :. The old boy still is doing
his part to boost the game he did
50 much for and which he never
should have been allowed to leave.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Figures to Blow First Few Rounds.

caught Armstrong the of the head
stomach You could
shrugged spread his hands hepsy
hitting each other don't
picking the
to OF
of
isn't shape Is rounds, like Ross
licking
sixth
They'll
wha Mr.
bandl
lookfo Henry
Evening star., 1938-05-24

Mote: Capital Hauling e. Trash Co. has
secured three franchises in this division
and invite all teams of this class 10 ac-
cept any one of their three franchises
provided they play under the hauling
firms name.)
Midget-Junior Division.
Checker Cab, Sidney Lust Theaters.
Finch's Michigan A. c., Arlington A. c.,
Chevy Chase Cardinals Club: Red Winss
Vienna Aces Rock Creek B. c., Nats
Browns Cafe, Addison Chevrolet: JohnnS
Stone A. C.. George D. Deoude's Celer.
Kings. Washington A. C, Clarendon; Lyon
Village Lyons, Natal A. c.. Theater Cnalns
Lincoln Park. Georgetown Indians. Twen-
tieth Century Boys and the Wisconsin
SandlotterS
Evening star., 1938-05-24

But Texas has five leagues to
North Carolina's four So both
sides win ). Be sure to paste this
in all the cigar store and pool
room winders, boys. e.
Brooklyn baseball writers are
"erling" up their typewriters to give
Larry MacPhail his Jumps b.. On
a Thursday Larry swore he hadn't
bought Dolph Camilli from the
Phillies for $60, 900; then on Satur-
day announced the purchase
Last week he laughed off reports
the Dodgers would install flood
lights, but made the story official
on Sunday When Brooklyn
reporter protested, he was ordered
from the press box The paper
for which he works has taken up
the matter with President Ford c.
Frick.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Ross Battling Time Well Armstrong in Cown Defense
Wn, Lose or Draw
Homicide Henry Stages Dress Rehearsal for Scrap
Ross Will 'Chuck It, Predicts Armstrong; Pilot
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
staff Correspondent of The Star.

~ N. 24-The afternoon marked Homicide
- what the writing
good fight Thursday
unpainted
foothills CatskHs whose shadows
pacid the final
of will
Weleweight Champion Barney Ross
pitched the
with smashedup
hard knots Of muscle
in fitting
the 5n customer seats
with butup exggeratedy
with the smell sweating bodies
completed about go
whispering few words to the
walked nodded to the time
keeper character
Homicide Henrys
n
promised Meade lis rehearsal
rehearsal without Ross But
S way fight 60"
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Fights Last Night
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Billy Beauhuld. 1874.
New Jersey. outpointed Jimmy Vaughn.
1877. Cleveland tS).
CHICAGO.-Sammy Angott. 1854.
Louisville. outpointed Frank Covelli,
1872 Brooklyn 10.
TORONTO-George Pace. 119,
Cleveland, outpointed Indian Quintana,
1882 Panama GO.
GALVESTON, Tex-Wishy Jones,
1874. Louisville. Ky. outpointed Mus
tang, Garcia. 1873. Sioux Falls. S. Oak.
t1m.
NEWARK. N. J.-Tippy Larkin, 1876.
Garfield. N. j., outpointed Julio Con-
zales. 134. Puerto Rico tS).
HOLYOKE. Miss.-Danny Buckley.
ASH, Holyoke. knocked out Bill Con-
erty, 14S, Boston %.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Them's Harsh Words, Mr.. Meade.

Henry punching a
you there's isn't have technique
getting old and married won't like down the
Canzon
fellows than didn't like
it'll be all
tboomed
fighting
he'll He take that beating"
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Henrv's Not to Shoot for Head.

hed out the duy who rules
Welter
quiet moment
Mr. Billy Stevens opening
FOUNDER
thing the and he fights like
is really through with hard training
Hes the
supposed
fights.
handles him. Meade isn't trying change
shoot for Ross chin
of
by
would
to alley
shooter
Evening star., 1938-05-24
JUNIOR FOES SOUGHT.

The Mulhall A. c. Is anxious to
obtain games with crack Junior teams.
Gall Walnut e322.W.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Foul Talk Is Cheap Snorts Eddie.

handlers before the
that
echoed big lake which
went ringing through the hills earthly
authoed by Mr. Meade.
Cheap
They
want to him into raising
he can't Well
that New
And how anybody
record that knocks all his
throwing low punches"
off
the chocolate body Homicide Henry The with
little legs hadn't looked particularly
his mpaled
fighters bad in the
htters look bad because hitter
betting Meade a
"Hens hard hit that
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Major League Statistics

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh. 4; New York. 3.
Cincinnati. 6: Brooklyn. 4.
CHICAGO. 4 Boston, /.
Philadelphia, Z; St. Louis. &.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Crifs' Records

(See RICE, Page A-13.)
Evening star., 1938-05-24

Ny 3: Il 81 - i s. AGO 1890
Chi O. 4 81 l 4 l 4i19 13 .594 212
Gin 4 Il l 3 2 3 3l1714l.54sl 4
Bosl Il II o.! A. q 81 31412I.53 Ala
Pit L 4 3 Il - 3 OILS 14l.51 .
stL o . 3 i Ii a 1l12l16.4 .429l 7l2
Bkl o. l II 2 g 81 4L12l21 .364L10
Phi i / q II o. q Il Sis .30S10l2
l. 9iI314 1914 21l1sl--l
Evening star., 1938-05-24
TUESDAY. NAL 81. 1888.
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.
All games, rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Games Today.
Wash. at Chicago.
N. Y. at CLEVELAND d.
Boston at Detroit.
Phila. at St. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Slovane " Americe pro
"Repister."

V tiskarne Slavonic Press V
New Yorku pripravuje Sc zvla-
stn1 zajfmava publikace
"Who's Who Among the Slavs
in America. Bude to americ-
ky, Register" vsech SlovanG,
ktery pc petilete predbezne
praci znamy redaktor Vlaho
S. Vlahovic pTipravil uz k It's
ku.
Neil Sc vsak zacne ma teto
publikaci pracovati, redaktor
jeste jednou zada veTejne tou-
to cestou vsechny professional
nj muze a zeny slovanskeho
pdvodu v America, s nimiz Sc
nemohl dostati ami osobne, ami
pisemne do styku, ably mu po-
slali jak informace o sobe, tax
i o jinych vyznacnych osobach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

V tonic americko-slovan-
skem "Registru' budou uvede-
ny vsechny prominentn1 osoby,
muzi i zeny slovansk6ho pdvo-
du, tedy: Bulhari, Cesi, Choir
vati, Karpatorusove, Luzicti
Srbove, Polaci, Rusove, Slova-
CT, Slovinci, Srbove a Ukrajinci
Pripravovana kniha Dude OBJ
sahovati Cd 10000 do $4,000
jmen vynikajfcfch muzG a zen
slovanskeho pGvodu naroze-
nych V Americe i tech, kteT1 do
Ameriky pfisli z rGznych slo-
vanskych zem1. Krone zijf-
!c1ch budou zaTazeni i vynika-
j1c1 Tide zesnuli a pax i ii, KITE
II pc pobytu v Americe Sc ma
vratili do rodnych zem1. T1mto
zpGsobem redaktor ma v 1my-
stu zvecniti jmena mnoha slo-
vanskych professionally Cd chv1
lie, kdy Slovane Sc zacali ste
hovati do Noveho sveta.
Register" redaktora Via
novice a jeho spolupracovn1kG
nespokoj1 Sc vsak pouze regi-
strac1 SlovanG We Spoj. Sta
tech, nybrz chce take Slovany
z Kanady, Mexika, Stredn1 a
JIM Ameriky. Register" ma
vychazeti kazdy rok; vydan1
ma rok 1888 Dude vyjimecne
velke, nasleduj1cf budou jiz
mensf. Vsechny informace nut
no poslati ma adresu: Slavonic
Press, 24O Manhattan Ave-,
New York, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Listarna F. L. |. S.
Zm6na imena:

Dotaz: Pfijel jsem do Spo-
jenych Statu roku 1923 a i
hned jsem zmenil sve pTfjme-
nj, protoze me vprave jmeno
bylo velmi nesnadno pro Anne
ricany vysloviti. Ozenil jsem
Sc zde a me dive deti uziva.ji
stale me move jmeno. Provinil
jsem Sc sym cinem prot "a
konu? Jakym jmenem mann
podepsati svou zadost O anne
ricke obcanstv1?
Odpoved: Prijetfm noveho
jmena nedopustil jste Sc zad-
neho pTestupku. Svou zadost
podepiste jmenem, jez nyni
stale uz1vate, ale V zadosti Wy
svetlete d1vod, proc jste no
prijal. N~eopomente ovsem u
vesti v zadosti i sv6 pGvodni
pr1jmenf, ma nez jste sem pTi-
jel a jak bylo napsano We va
Sem pase i v lodnfch zazna-
mech. Kdybyste toto jmeno
neuvedl spravne, mohlo by Sc
staff, re 1rady nebudou moci
overiti legalnost vaseho pripu-
stem k trvalemu pobytu Poole
ufedn1ch zaznamG immigracni
sluzby a obcanstv1 Yam neu-
deli.
Manuel pTijel nelegalne
roku 1922.
Dotaz: Jsem americkou OBJ
cankou, mGj manzel prijel
vsak do Spojenych StatG neza-
konite roku 1922. MGze Sc
staff obcanem? M1zeme do
staff vladn1 pGjcku ma vystave-
nj domu, dokud nen1 obca-
mem?
Odpoved: V pTftomne dob6
Sc Vas manzel nemuze staff oh
canem, &C je NONE, re kon-
gres prime jeste v tonic Ease
danf zakon, ktery by mu umoz
nil legalisovati sv1j zdejs1 po-
byt a potion zadati "a obcan-
stvl. Pokud Sc tyce uchazen1
Sc O vladnf pGjcku, nen1 tTeba,
ably zadatel obcanem byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Blesk usmrtil prasatko.

V krajanske osade Roznove
V Texasu byla velika elektric-
ka boure a krajanu Rajmundu
Zapalacovi, NIL, blesk usmrtil
prasatko. Nedaleko stall GER
noch a ten Sc tax polekal, re
utrpel otTesenf nerv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

Sy u NOoCy q 'JAOV hOO1iIhy,
podfval Sc ma ne.
"Je osm, Katusko," rekl.
Vstala. "Musfm tedy do kra-
mu," rekla. GA chvili zacne
zivejsf obchod, TAFT by toho
sam nezastal."
Libby Sc tt Halkovy bas-
ne?" zeptal Sc Cestmir Katus-
ky.
Libby" fekla, "protoze ty
je hezky pTednasis, ale pTi-
IMAM Sc ii, kdybych to mela
cfsti sama, zahy by mne to O.
mrzelo. Ted ovsem nemam ma
cteni casu, ale v ZINE, kdyz
jsou dlouhe vecery, ctu 81 ra-
deli pov1dku nebo roman. Bas-
ne sc mi nezamlouvaj1."
Cestmir pohledl ma divku Sc
strany. V jeho pohledu byly
udiveni i mrzutost.
"Tak malo chapeS poesii,
Katusko?" rekl S trpkym pr1-
Nv MIL
Divka vypukla V srdecny
smich.
"Chapu il dobTe," jala Sc "a
staleho smichu hovoTiti. Gale
chapu il jinak nez ty. Nediv
Sc! Jsem dcera obchodnika,
vychovana pro obchod, proto
Sc divam ma vsechno jinak nez
ty. Poesie je krasna vec, to
vim, ale mysl1m, re CO v basni
stoji, proc1til jen basnik sam,
a sta lid, kterf jeho basne
ctou, neproc1t1 obsah basne Il
pine ba ami takovy blazinek,
jako isl ty, neprocft1 to, co CT
til basnfk, kdyz basen psal."
Katuse Sc stale usmivala,
Cestmir Sc zamracil. Slova
divcina uvedla no v rozpaky,
protoze nevedel, CO by ma ne
odpovedel.
Sli tedy chvili mlcky vedle
sebe. Mlcen1 potion pTerusila
Katuse: "Studenti budou o
prazdninach hrati divadlo."
"Slysel jsem, ale blizsfho ne
vim o tom jeste nic," rekl ned
bale.
"Vfm tedy vice nez ty," re-
kla a pfitulila Sc k menu, jake
by chtela smazati pflkrost sve
dT1vejs1 kritiky O poesii. "Vce-
ra mi dorucili 1lohu."
"Bez tebe by ovsem divadlo
nebylo," fekl a z jeho hlasu
bylo znati zajem O vec.
Globe take pridelili 1lohu."
"No, bodejt by ma mne "a
pomneli." Cestmlr uz Sc u
small.
'Tentokrat Dude s nami take
pan adjunkt Kalina. Sehraje
Sc mnou zamilovanou 1lohu."
Katuse pohledla zpytave ma
Cestm1ra. Chtela Ssnad z .jeho
obliceje vypatrati, jaky DOZEN
ma neho ucin1 zprava, re Dude
hrati S nj zamilovanou 1lohu
nekdo jiny, nez on, jak tomu
bylo O minulych prazdninach
a O svatc1ch vanocnfch.
Ale Cestm1r Sc jen bez
zvlastni ucasti zeptal:
"To je ten novy lesnf adj
junkt, ktery jest ted V zamku
u lesmistra?"
"Tyz," prisvedcila Katuse.
"Je pry osvedcenym ochotnl-
KEN, a We SVEN d~Tivejsim pG-
sobisti hral uz bezpoctukra-
to-"
"To je dobre," zakyval
Cestmfr spokojene hlavou.
"Takove silly jsme u mas uz
davno potTebovali. Sehrajete
tedy spolu 1lohu milenc1 lepe,
nez jsme to dovedli spolu my
dva."
Ma c1lku Katuse Sc objevil
lehky mracek.
Hovor ted uvazl. Mladf Ii
de nemell o Gem nOVOr1tl. VeSll
pc chv1li do mesta a rozeSli
Sc ma namest1.
"PTijdes vecer ven?" zeptal
Sc Cestm1r, nez Sc rozeSli.
Ocka Katusina zazarila.
"PTijdu, az zavreme kram."
Podali 81 ruce. Katuse roz-
BELLA Sc klusem ku kramu
svych rodicG. Cestm1r kracel
k domku sveho otce. z kolaT-
ske dflny ozyvalo Sc svisten1
soustruhu. Ma prahu uvitala
Cestm1ra matka laskavou W.
citkou: "Vysel isl bez snida-
ne a nejdes tax dlouho."
"Nehnevejte Sc, maminko,"
|rekl s blazenym 1smevem.
"Bude mi kava tim lepe chut-
zo@Ls -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Dill I.

HrVHl pdpIShy VyCHdAcJlO1ilo
slunce pfehouply Sc pres "a
lesnene chlumy a zmenily V ne
kolika okamzicich vzhled ce-
lie krajiny. Parry, ktere dosud
byly nehybne lezely mad po-
token, prot6kajfcfm udollm, a
sifily sc odtud do okolnlch po-
Ii a lux, pocaly vlivem slunce
stoupati do vyse, z oparu Wy
stupovaly pozvolna koruny
stromG, potion strechy chalup
a domk6, potion cele domky
a konecne, kdyz slunce vystou
pilo az mad okoln1 chlumy, OBJ
ievilo sc v idol mestecko Bla-
housov, prostfrajfcf Sc pc obou
bfezfch potoka. .Bylo jitro V
mesfci srpnu, a obraz svltanl
del Sc mezi ctvrtou a patou no.
dinOu rann1.
Prave kdyz ma kostelnf vezi
odbfjela hodina pata, ma ne
pravideln6m namestf z DOM
ku, ma n6mz visela tabule s
nadpisem "Jakub Bolina, mi
str kolafsky," vysel jinoch a
rozhledl Sc patrav6 pc obloze.
Obloha byla jake vysmycena,
nikde ma nj mracku. JinOch
patrn6 Sc svou obhlidkou spo-
kojeny, obratil ted zrak k
domku ma protest. strane ma
m6sti, kde byl kram, zavfeny
dosud zeleznou roletou, mad
nfz visela tabule S napisem:
Jan Zahorsky, obchod V smi-
Semen zbozf."
Chvili d1val Sc jinoch ma
kupecky kram, jake by ma ne
co cekal. Dockal Sc pc chv1li.
zelezna roleta vysunula Sc do
poloviny, pod nj vyklouzla div
ka V belavych sateckach, cho-
pila roletu obema rukama, wy
sunula il 1plne do vySe a po-
tom Sc rozhledla pc namest1.
Spatfivsi jinocha pred protej-
sim domkem, seskocila hbite
sc schodG pred kramkem a
chvatala k jinochovi. Sci j
hned vstrfc a uprostTed name
stf Sc seSli. Podali ST ruce a u
small Sc vzajemn6 ma sebe.
Parek hezkych lid, ozaTeny
ted rannlm sluncem. Jinoch
byl stfhl6 postavy, prostrednf
velikosti, mel vyrazny, trochu
pobledly oblicej, v n6mz velke
cerne oko dodavalo obliceji
vazneho vyrazu, oblicej mel il
noch vyholeny a tmavy Was
scesany vsechen nazad.. Div
ka byla menSf postavy, tvar1
plnych a p6kn6 zaokrouhle
nych. Usm6vavemu obliceji
slusely pekn6 modr6 oci a jem
ne dGlky tvaT1ch a mad t1mto
hezkym oblicejem vevodila
koruna re dvou bohatych pie
tenet ruseho vlasu.
"Casn6 isl vstal, Mfrku. Do
breho jitra," - oslovila dfvka
jinocha, hledfc mu s 1smevem
do obliceje.
"Dobreho Ultra, Katusko,"
odvetil. Vsak i ty isl casne
vzhGru."
Dfvka trochu zvaznela. "U
mas to jinak nejde. Mani va
Fl snfdan1, tatf potrebuje mno-
no casu, nez Sc oblece a umy-
je, je uz star a nerad casn6
vstava, muslin tedy do kramu
sama a zGstat tn, az tatf do
kramu pride"
Mirek pohl6dl ma dfvku tro-
chu soustrastne.
"MalO Sc tedy vyspiS, Ka-
tusko. Dlouho vecer v kram6
a casne rano z postylky."
Dlvka Sc srdecn6 zasmala:
"Vzdyt Sc manhattan jen pro
sebe. A kan ty hodlas?"
"Do lesa, Katusko," odvetil
jinoch. "Chci uzfti posled-
men praZdnln.
"a co ST neseS S sebou?"
D1vka ukazala ma tenkou
knizecku, kterou jinoch drzel
v rukou.
"Jsou to Halkovy basne "V
pf1rod6", odv6til ijinoch.
"Pfectu 81 je ma prochazce le-
sem. Halek je basnikem prf-
rody."
Katuse Sc ma chv1li zamysli-
la.
"Poslys! AZ tatf Pride do
kramu, pfisla bych Ia tebou,
abys mi neco pTecetl z tech
basnf. Pockal bys ma mne?
Do osmi bych S tebou mohla
zGstati v lese."
Gale rad, Katusko," svolo-
val ochotne. "Pockam ma po-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

Vecer seSel Sc Cestm1r S Ka-
tusi dnes podruhe. Bylo v Bla-
housove zvykem, re Sc omladi-
ma sesla ma namest1 a procha-
zela Sc tn pc kostrbatem chod-
niku do dewitt hodin, v ZINE
jen do osmi, protoze pc osm6
Evening star., 1938-11-27

the Undersecretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. M. L. Wilson and the
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Harry
L. Brown.
Assisting Mrs. Wallace will be
Mrs. r. M. Evans, Mrs. Henry G.
Knight, Mrs. c. w. Kitchen, Mrs.
E. c. Auchter, Mrs. Joshua Bern
hardt and Mrs. Leroy K. Smith.
Saturday afternoon will find the
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
Henry Morgenthau, jr.. receiving
officials of the Treasury Depart
ment and their wives at their resi-
dence on Thirtieth street.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel C. Roper will repeat
the delightful reception they held
last year on New Years Eve for
the officials of the Commerce De-
partment. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. and Mrs. Roper received
in the Secretary's Office in the
Commerce Department on the last
day Of the year, a thoughtful ar
rangement which made it con-
venient for all. Sometime in
January Secretary and Mrs. Roper
will receive the department officials
at their attractive home on Wood
land drive,