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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
East Potomac Golf
Club Meet Postponed

The meeting of the East Poto-
mac Golf Club members which
was scheduled last night at the
clubhouse was postponed to an
unannounced date.
It is the plan Of Tom Doerer.
jr., course manager, to form a
new and stronger organization to
affiliate both with the United
States and District Of Columbia
Golf Associations. Those assist
ing Doerer in the drive are Mel
Shorey, Jim Sweatte, Robert Bur
ton and Jimmy Gipe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01


California, respectively.
On the face of the statistics,
Oklahoma is the SureSt shot.
The Sooners have taken all their
opponents pretty much in stride,
whereas the Cougars, in and out,
were spanked last week by many
times defeated Washington.
OLE MISS MAY SURPRISE
Mississippi has more potential
ity as an upsetter than Washing
ton State. Ole Miss has lost
but one game, and if Tennessee
doesn't watch out-but again I
look for the favorite to watch
out well enough to stay on top.
Southern CALIFORNIA; second
team set the pace against U. c.
L. A. on Thanksgiving Day. The
Trojan third-stringers kept up
the pace. We know Southern
California has on the bench
many boys who were Fronting
high school and junior college
stars. Still others who looked
like good players three years ago
are now on the fourth, fifth and
sixth teams.
We will have on hand our
usual large squad, SO men. #
the game is tight, as we have
reason to expect, we probably
will not have more than % or %
men in action.
PICKS NOTRE DAME
The TrojanS have everything
to gain. They are in the Rose
Bowl whether they win, lose or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
6. W. H. Places -Four
On Virginia Eleven

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. -Four
George Washington varsity foot
ball players were selected on the
All-Northern Virginia scholastic
team selected by sportswriters
and coaches in the Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star, which was re-
leased today.
The team follows: Rowland,
G.. w., and Whole, Fredericks-
burg, ends; Copeland. w. & L.
High, and Bontz, G. w. tackles;
H. Payne, G. W.. and Carneal,
Fredericksburg, guards; Cassidy,
Fredericksburg, center; Dove, G..
w.: Legg. w. & L.; ingalls,, Fred
ericksburg, and Anderson, w. &
IT,, backs,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
Quit--Or ELse-

It was entirely involuntary
and spasmodic. That's why we
mention neither college at this
late date. It was simply a case
of the boys from the frozen
tundra getting a taste Of South
ern cooking.
After being expelled from their
second alma nanny there was
nothing for the expatriates to
do but to quit or start their own
university.
They elected to stay in the
South where it was warm and do
the best they could. The only
diplomas they had were mile
age tickets. So they started
what was close to being one Of
the first professional teams in
the country. They played on
Sundays through the adjacent
landscapes and did well enough
to keep the crumbs boiling in the
cookie jar.
The only trouble with some Of
the boys was they seemed to
think their athletic scholarships
should be stretched until they
dovetailed with the old folks Sc
curity plan. They were typical
tramp athletes who knew how
to play football once a week.
That was 30 years ago. And
since then we have succeeded in
learning what became Of all of
those boys but two. The other
nine died in France.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
Mount ST. Nary's
Awards 19 Letters

Football letters have been
awarded at Mount st. Mary's
College to 10 players, including
five seniors who will graduate in
June. The recipients are:
Capt. Mike Kuratnick, Stan
Kokie, Albert Thomas, Anthony
Apichella, Hugh Davis, John
Steckman, Jack Bubrick, John
Walsh, Leo KlotZ, Vincent Dough
erty, Richard Jackson, william
O'Connor, William Foy, Paul Law
less, Robert Hall, James Moylan,
Frank DeBottiS, Joseph Asp, Viii
liam Grady, manager.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01

S e arch to
play an an.
nual 6 a m e
beneath tn 9
Dixie moon.
The guests
were from
the icy North
a n d h e y
were as re-
ceptive as q
W off smell
ing s m ok .
I r o m q n
Alabama bar
becue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01

draw with us. They have dis
played power, speed, versatility.
II they get rolling, they will be
one Of the best teams in the
country.
So for the ninth and last time
this SeaSon-Notre Dame to win
over Southern California.
Other winners: Temple over
Florida, Southern Methodist over
Rice, Toledo over st. Mary's,
College of Pacific over U. S.
Marines.
Copyright, 1888, John r. Ollie Coz
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
Roger King Bowls
New Season Record

Roger King, of Sha effe RS
Flower Shop, bowled a seasons
record in the Southeast League
last night with a game of 1T.
Quality Shop took two from Fair
Deal as George Honey rolled high
set of 353.
Tom Smiths 400 set led East
Capital Pharmacy to a two-game
decision over Capital Restaurant.
Mike Mcconnell rolled flat game
of 81 for q seasons mark.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
Suspended
Jockey Gilbert Barred
By Md. Race SOLOns

BALTIMORE, Dec. Hockey
Johnny Gilbert had his riding
license revoked and John Sweet,
a groom, was ruled off the turf
by the Maryland Racing Com.
mission as the result of the in.
veStigatiOn of the Bye Bye win
alleged ringer case.
Gilbert cannot apply for re-
instatement before May l and
Sweets ban Is permanent be-
cause of q conviction several
years ago ON a Federal narcotics
charge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
And the Next Year!

The next spring the Southern
college was amazed by its wealth
of football material. Husky
freshmen were showing up IN
twos and threes all over the
cultivated campus.
In spring practice the varsity
claimed the freshmen were put
ting too much emphasis on foot
BAH. Investigation showed that
the scrubs were the Northern
opponents of the season before.
They had come South for an
education and to get warm.
They were sick of looking at
blank Thermometers.
A squawk went up from all the
other colleges in the tropical
zone. The Southern college had
two good football teams on its
feed bill.
It was a beautiful thought.
But rules are rules and the in
filtering huddle was notified to
fold its Arabs up like tents and
silently Scram away.
That's as true as q druggists
scales, even though it never
received official Endorsement.
Neither university had anything
to do with the muscular migra-
ton Of the football Bed0ui11s. e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
|Bug's-Eye
VieW of Days
Sports

by Arthur (Bugs) Baerl
Copyright, 1885,, by. International
NEW YORK, Dec. / O.N.S0.
It was 30 years ago that q
Southern college invited an in
stitution of science and re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
|. S. U. Keeps Coach

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. /.
Bernie Moore will be retained as
Louisiana State University's head
football coach, according to DR..
J. M. Smith, president Of the
university.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
Wisconsin Opens

MADISON, Wis, Dec. wis
consin's varsity basketball team,
which has been practicing against
the freshmen, opens its season to-
morrow night against Beloit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
Picks Notre Du1ne
@%M @~M @~N @%x
Layden Selects Oklahoma,
Tenn. to Triumph
By ELMER LAYDEN
Football Coach, Notre Dame University

TUCSON Ariz, Dec Three games top the getaway day
of 1888 football Saturday Three undefeated hit
last hurdles expect Tennessee Oklahoma and Notre Dame
to Mississippi Washington State and Southern
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01

! The game Rug" RaSr
was played hard, fast and as
clean as shampooed Whlskers.
The Northern team won on an
egg from field in the last min
ute.
Then they went back to their
trapped iglOOs near the Cana
dian border to think Of the
pleasant southland and It's
baImy winters. There isn't any,
thing colder than a northern
winter which makes polar bears
turn pale and which nickel
plates icebergs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Misto lane druha.

sest zeleznicn1ch zamestnan-
Gu 81 vyslo ma vysokou do re-
vlru mezi obcemi Dolni Tfzina
a Warm V pohoT1 Male Fairy.
V pOzdn1ch odpolednfch hodi-
mach v~ystrelil pojednou zelez-
nicaf Michal Capela z VrGtek
ma bez1c1 postfelenou Ian. Pr
tom sklouzl a zasahl m1sto la
ne do hrudn1ku 35leteho zelez-
nicafe Ondreje Kubfcka z Ne
zbudske Lucky. Kub1cek byl
zasazen osmi velkymi broky,
jichz sc uz1va k odstTelu vyso-
Ike were; pri prevozu do zilin-
ske nemocnice skonal. Zane
chava pc sobe pet nezaopatre-
nych det1 a seste d1te ~nestast-
ma manzelka ocekava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Anglican chvalf Csl. skolstvi.

BritSke miniSterStvo vyucO-
van1 vyslalo letos lete inspek-
tora DIR. Evana Daviese ma stu
dijn1 cestu do Ceskoslovenska
DR.. Davies je reditelem anglic-
Ike skolni vychovy a spravy. Ma
svych cestach pc Ceskosloven-
sku zajel take ma Chodsko.
0 Chodsku, Sumave i Ces-
KEN lese p1se, re je to kraj z
nejkrasnejs1ch We stredn1 Evro-
pc vebec. Velmi zaj1mave po-
pisuje DIR. Davies domazlicke
skolstvf. Obzvlaste skole po-
kracovac1 VENUE pochvalna
slova.
Rfka: ~"Vzpomenu-li, re po-
dobne skoly jsou pc celem
Ceskoslovensku, tn teprve vi
dim, jak pozadu jsme v tom o.
hledu u mas"
Take nase venkovske skol-
stv1 Anglicana zajimalo, jme-
novite obdivoval vsestrannost
nasich venkovskych ucitelG.
Nejmene zajfmave je i to,
jak sc DIR. Davies omlouval sve-
mu prdvodci. Domazlicky sta
rosta totiz postal ma nadraz1 k
pf1jezdu hosta sveho zastupce,
ktery byl mu soucasne prGvod-
Gem. Byla totiz prave nedele.
Oehotny prdvodce Sc cizinci
venoval sc vs1 peel tax dokona-
lie, re tento mcdowell pochopit,
jak mGze takove zaneprazd-
nenl ochotneho Domazlicana
tax bavit.
A stejne pochvalne sc v an
CHICKEN tisku DIR. Davies roze-
pisuje O chodskem sverazu.
Vzpom1na, jak no prGvodce "a
veil do maleho venkovskeho
kostelfka, kde sc obyvatel6
shromazdili malebnych kro-
j1ch k nedelnlm bohosluzbam,
Re jeho dojmy z Chodska
byly opravdu pr1jemne, O tom
svedc1 zaver jeho clanku:
"Chce-li nekdo re ctenarG
ztraviti krasnou a pr1jemnou
dovolenou, pax mu doporucuji
Cesky les a zvlaste doporucuji
zvoliti 81 s1dlo pobytu krasne
a ~starobyle Domazlice. Dou-
fam, re brzy znovu navst1v1m
tento nadherny kraj."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Dvakrate pTeplaval reku, ably
unikl zakonu.

V hradistskem revfru u Pu-
TIM ma Pisecku potkal hajny
Vavron neznameho muze S pus
kou, ktereho zadrzel, ale ten
sc vytrhl a prchal. Jedinou vol
nou cestu mel pouze k Otave,
do niz skocil a preplaval. Hal
ny mu vsak byl v patach ma LODI
&c, ale neznamy shodil rychle
dlouhy kabat, vrhl Sc opet do
proudu, Teku preplaval a upr-
chi. Poole kabatu ~zjistila p1-
secka patracka v pytlaku sole
teho celed1na Jana Lisku, "a
mestnaneho u mlynafe Roucka
v PUTIN. U celed1na byla pro
vedena prohl1dka a ma p1de
nalezen jeSte mokry odev a
rovnez puska S naboji, coz pfi-
melo Lisku k dormant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
PAM We trech osobach.

Teplicke policii Sc podaTil
dobry low. V kavarne zatkla
elegantn1 damu, kterou kratce
pred tim spatfil civilnl straz-
mix ma ulici, oblecenou re
brackych hadrech. V~ysetfova-
MIN vyslo ma jevo, re jde O pc
tatficetiletou Mari Gajzovou
rozenou P1chovou z Polska a
pEfslusnou do Kladna. Jej1
manzel, znamy kapesn1 zlodej
Gajz sc zdrzuje prave We veze-
nj ma Pankraci. Take PAM
Gajzova sla We slepejfch man
zelovych a provadela sve re-
meslo velmi chytfe a dGkladne.
Dovedla Sc maskovati stejne
dokonale jake uboha zebrac-
ka i jake sporadana hospody-
ne S kabelkou ma trhu, nebo ia
ko DANA u dobre spolecnosti v
drahem kozichu. Bydlila v
podnajmu v Sanove a sve byt-
ne Sc vydavala "a osetfovatel-
ku. Pr tom mela slusne pr1j-
my z cetnych kapesn1ch krade-
Ii, ktere provadela pfi kazde
pr1lezitosti a s velkou obratno-
stf. Jej1 pfestrojen1 il velmi
dlouho chranilo pred zraky
bezpecnostnich 1radG a jen ne
patrna chyba rezii zpdsobila
nynejsf zatcen1. Pr prohlldce
byla jej1m byte nalezena vet
81 castka v polskych zlatych a
csl. korunach, skvosty a RUNE
obleky = ma zebrotu, do spo-
lecnosti, pro sport, i velka We
cern1 toaleta. Byla odevzda-
ma soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Cesky boxer Hrabak mel
uspech " Par1zi.

PaTizsky zapas ceskosloven-
skeho welteroveho mistra Hra-
baka S Italem Locatellim, mi
strem Evropy, mel sensacn1 W.
sledek. Favorisovany Located
Ii byl prot vsemu ocekavani
vybodovan ceskoslovenskym 70
hovn1kem. Hrabak, spravne
upozornen ma zpGsob Located
liho boje a taktiku souperovu,
chranil sc boje zbl1zka. MaTil
napory Italovy presnymi kon-
try, ~zarazeje 1toky Locatelli-
no. Nenechal Sc zneklidnit a
svoj1 presnou prac1 i rychlosti
pTedcil sveho soupere. Pr1tom-
ne obecenstvo pTijalo nadsene
v1tezstv1 ceskoslovenskeho ro-
hovnfka.
Francouzske listy Sc netaji
pTekvapen1m. Echo de Paris
ocenuje elegance Hrabakovy
techniky a jeho znalost boxu j
v nejtezs1ch okamzic1ch a p1-
Sc: Locatelli narazil ma mistra,
ktery z~astavil jeho vftezny po-
stup. Matin soud1, re Hrabak
je daleko lepsf. Sveho soupe-
re prevysoval technikou. Petit
Journal p1se, re ceskosloven-
sky Carpenter nasel svou dr1-
vejS1 s1lu a kondici.
0 v1tezstv1 Hrabaka Poole
L'Auta rozhodla zejmena v po-
sledn1m kole rama ma bradu,po
ktere sci Locatelli k zemi, byl
to krasny zapas, p1se L'Auto,
mezi dvema muzi S odlisnym
stylem. Ma jedne strane mia
dix = Hrabak S dGverou v Sc
be a ma druhe strane zkuseny
boxer, dobre obeznameny s ro-
hovnickym remeslem. Ku kon-
ci byl Locatelli zTejme unaven,
zjistuje referent. Dale pax
podotyka, re Hrabak skvele
boxoval a zvitezil zaslouzene
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
PrOvisOrni vOienska Via.

- Provisorni vojenska Via
da plukovnika Alberto Enri-
quez vydala rozkaz, kterym
vypov1da re zeme vsechny Ii
dy, ktef1 nepracujf v zemedel-
stv1. Rozkaz jim dava 80 dnu
casu, ably sc re zeme vysteho-
vail.
Rozkaz vysvetluje, re sta a
sta zidG z Evropy zadalo Ecua-
dorskou vladu O povolenf k wy
stehovalectv1 a uvadelo, re bu-
dou pracovati v zemedelstv1.
Pouze ma zaklade toho dala
Jim vlada povolen1, oni vsak
vladu proste oklamali a ami sc
nepokusili O farmaTen1, nybrz
hned pc prfjezdu Sc pustili do
obchodu.
- Martin Niemoeller, INA
my velitel penorky We svetove
valce a protestantsky bojovny
pastor, ktery je jiz nekolik me-
sic1 v zalafi, Dude konecne po-
volan pred soud dine 7. 1nora,
ably Sc zodpov1dal re zlovol-
nych 1tokG prot nemeckemu
statu a strane nazistG. Polo
1fedni zprava tez oznamovala
re Dude tez obvinen re zneu-
zivani kazatelny pro politicke
1cely a podnecovanf vefejnos-
tt k neposlusnosti zakonG.
= Tri Nemci odsouzen1 k
smrti pro zradu, byli poprave-
nj guillotinou. S mimi pocet
popravenych zradcG v mes1ci
lednu dosahl cislice sesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Divoka strelba ma nadrazf.

Ma Masarykove ulici We Svi-
move vystTelil c1snfk Bohumil
Hajek, zamestnany We svinov-
skem nadrazn1m hostinci, pc
kratke slovnf pGtce ma domka-
re Josefa Mart1nka z Vresiny
ctyfi rany z browningu, jez Sc
vesmes minuly Gle. Ma to vbe-
hi do bytu sv6ho zamestnava-
tele nadrazn1ho hostinsk6ho
FrantiSka Kl1ce. Ten nevedel
jeste, CO Sc stale, a ma neco Sc
Hajka zeptal, ale Hajek, dom
nivaje Sc, re ma byt vydan po-
licii, vystrelil tri rany ma sveho
zamestnavatele, aniz no casa
hi. Ma to byl 1tocnik pTemo-
zen a odveden ma policejn1
straznici ma svinovskem nadra-
Il, kde byl hned vyslechnut.
Jake pohnutku 1toku ma Mar
t1nka uvedl bezmezne r%ozcile-
nj, jez Sc no zmocnilo, kdyz
spatfil Martfnka, jenz je mu
dluzen osm tisic Kc a penfze
mu nechce vratit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Prani Venkova republice.

Redakce "VenkoVa" uspora-
dala anketu, co KIDD pTeje re-
publice do jubilejnfho roku.
Ma tento dotaz odpoved6l soci-
alne-demokraticky poslanec
Anton1n RemeS takto:
Repubilce do dvacateho ro-
ku pref predevsfm kid a mir,
ktereho jej1 obyvatelstvo tolik
potrebuje k tvorive praci, ably
z nj statu mohlo dati svGj po-
dill k plneni velikych celestial
Mich 1kolG. Preji j dale, ably
vsechna clsla, vsazena do stat
niho rozpoctu ma rok 1888, Wy
sla take We statni 1cetn1 zave-
re a ably panu ministrovi finan-
CT jeste neco zbylo. Bude toho
v roce 1889 nalehave potrebo-
vat.
Smfm-li pax republice v jul
bilejnfm roce jeste neco prat,
je to pTani a touha pc realisaci
reformy spravy, cd jej1hoz ro-
zumneho vyresenf zavisi rych-
lejsf chod administrativy a
mensl vydaje ma naklady spra-
WI, ktere Cd roku k roku hro-
zive rostou tempem, ktere stat
neni S to vydrzet.
Take We statnich spravnich
vydajich must byt nalezena
hranice, kterou nelze pfekro-
citi. Administered netvor1, n.y.
brz jenom spravuje. S pracu-
jicfm obyvatelstvem deli Sc O
vynos jeho prace. Oc je admi-
nistrativa drazsf, o to je social
nj 1roven obyvatelstva nizsf.
Proto je pfikazem hospodaT-
ske moudrosti, uspoTadati or
ganisaci verejne spravy CO nej-
1sporneji. To je mono Cd
stranenim komplikovanosti,
zbytecneho pisafeni, umeleho
delani 1Tedn1ch. c1sel casio jen
"a tim dcelem, ably Sc oddvod-
Mia existence nadbytecnych
oddelenf a jejich prednostG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Poboureni pro strom, ktery 80
let hostil capy.

Rolnfk Jaroslav Kucera z
oboe Cihelny ma Pardubicku
dial v techto dnech porazit stat
ny vlassky topol. Mezi obca-
ny vzniklo velke poboufeni. Ma
vrcholu stromu bylo totiz tfi-
Get let CAPT hnizdo, nejvets1 v
celem kraji. Jednou vichfice
strhla velkou cast hn1zda, ale
CAPT neodleteli. Vybudovali 81
ma starem hn1zdu move.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
.Domazlice Sc uchazeji o pri-
del z lesI z rissko-nemeckeho
majetku.

Mesto Domazlice domaha Sc
pf1delu casti lesG Chodska, kite
re jsou v Tissko-nemeckem ma
jetku a zasahuj1 znacnou roz-
lohu ma ceskoslovenske statni
1zemf. Jde O lesy, jez jsou
knihovnim majetkem lesohos-
podaFske skupiny, sfdlfcf V Les
MIN Mnichove a v Brodu mad
Lesy. Mesto Domazlice zada,
ably tyto lesy byly rekompen-
sac1 prevedeny do ceskosloven-
skeho majetku a prideleny by
ly domazlicke obci. Zadost jest
odGvodnena jednak potfebou
odcineni ztrat lesn1ho maj etku
chodskeho a nedostatkem pail
va, kterym mesto Domazlice
trp1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Prace ceskych lidi je " cizins
vazena.

V loni doslo z Csl. republiky
do ciziny "a pomoci a ochrany
1fad1 $50 osob nejr6znej-
SIGH druh1 zamestnan1. z toho
bylo 6,O58 muzd ajen " zen.
Pocet zen byl maly, ackoliv
prave pc zenskych pracovni-
cfch byla v zahranic1 velka
poptavka, zejmena v Anglii a
severskych statech, kde je ne
dostatek kuchaTek, sluzebnych
a vychovatelek. Jednan1 O pra-
covni podminky techto kate
gori1 nebylo vsak uspokojive
skonceno.
$50 nasich spoluobcanG Sc
rozjelo celkem do Fl zem1 We
trech sveta d1lech. Do nekte-
rych zem1 byli vypraveni jen
jednotlivci, "a to do Belgie,
ktera je v1bec nejv6ts1m "a
mestnavatelem nasich vysteho-
valcd, odjelo celkem 3,848 Ii
df, z nejvets1 casti horn1kG. Ma
druhem m1ste "a Belgi1 je Fran
Gle.
Ostatn1 zeme zadaly specia-
listy, jake vaTice cukru, piva,
kozisn1ky, krejc1 atd. Mezi te-
mi, ktere nab1zely dobre pod
minky i pro c1sn1ky a uzenafe,
byl Iyan. Zadaj1 i d~1lovedouci
konfekce. Podm1nkou vsak
bylo, ably vyslan1 zamestnanci
byli tax schopni, re by jim by
10 mono sverit vyucovan1 ma
odbornych skolach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Bezcenne miliony.

V noci Sc vloupali kasafi do
kancelafe tovarny Jaroslava
Kozla v Upici. V prvn1m pos
chod1, kde jsou kancelare, O.
tevreli 81 dvoje dvere paklicem
strhli platy kolem zamkG po-
kladen, zamky rozebrali a O.
tevreli pokladnu. NASH Size
nekolik milionG, ale starych
inflacn1ch nemeckych banko-
vek. Ceskych penez nasli pou-
re 700 Kc, ale rozbit1m polka
dny zpGsobili skodu 1000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Niceni pytlackych zbrani.

Zbrane, zbavene 'pytlakGm,
propadaj1 We prosp6ch statu.
Zbrane jsou vzdy jednou "a
rok prodavany drazbe pus-
kafGm nebo majitel1m zbroj-
mich past. Ma Slovensku pro-
vad1 tyto drazby zemsky trad.
Letos vydrazil vsechny zaba-
vene zbrane Zemsky svaz To-
veckych spolkG ma Slovensku.
Zfskal tax pres 5000 zbrani.
Jen nektere z mich budou da-
rovany museum, vsechny ostat-
nj budou zniceny, ably jich ne
mohlo byt jiz nikdy pouzito v
pytlactv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Denik "Cech" zanikl.

List ceskych katolik1 "Cech"
v Praze vysel dine 81. prosince
naposled. Skoncil toho dine
svdj 62. rocn1k. V rozloucenl
Sc ctenafi sdeluje, re pc obno-
ven1 naseho statu oproti Lido
wynn ListGm" zGstal i nadale
politely a financne zcela ne
zavislym. katolickym listen.
Nemel odnikud subvencf, tim
meme politickych, jake mali il
ne listy. Jeho vydavanf bylo
spojeno S velikymi financnfmi
obetmi. List sdeluje osirelym
ctenafdm, re jejich adresar ne
pride do nepovolanych rukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Velkostatkar obsti podvodnikIG

DO zamku Hauenstejn prisli
k velkostatkaTi JindTichu Bulk
vojovi v Schoenwaldu u Jachy-
nova diva muzi, kter6mu Sc je-
den p~fedstavil jake policejni
Inspector Cd statni policie- V
Jachymove a druhy jake redak
tor UstTed. v6stnfku zamest-
nancd verejne spravy. Jelikoz
velkostatkaT mel zazadano O
zbrojn1 pasy pro hlfdace zam-
ku, zadal domneleho inspekto-
ra, ably zadost byla brzy a pf1-
znive vyf1zena. Ten sllbil, ale
nechal 81 zaplatiti 500 Kc S u
jisten1m, re mu pan redaktor
"a to otiskne inserat. Pc je-
jich odchodu 81 velkostatkar
teprve vse lepe rozmyslil a do
tazal Sc telefonicky ma policej-
MIN trade V Jachymove, kde
mu sdelili, re naletel podvod-
n1kGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Nemeckemu diteti Sc styskalo
DO ceske rodine.

Pred nekolika dny zmizela
We Varnsdorfu nemecka 13leta
zakyne beze stopy. Nyni do
stall rodice sdelen1, re sc je-
.jich dcera nachazi u ceske ro-
diny v Nymburce. Byla u teto
rodiny pres prazdniny a mela
sc tam dobre, re Sc il styskalo
jake pc domove. Tento pf1pad
je krasnym d1kazem, jak spra
vna vychova mladeze mGze
pTisplvati k narodnostn1mu
smfru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Csl. policie zatkla muze, pla-
nujiciho utok ma Jugoslavske-
no premiera.

~CAs POAANAC A0SAA0 AAANAOe RA0-
nujiciho 1tok ma Jugoslavske-
no premiere.
Ceskoslovenska policie drzf
We vazbe muze, ktery je V po-
dezren1, re planoval vrazedny
atentat ma jugoslavskeho pre-
miera Milana Stojadinovice.
Zatceny je v podezTeni, re je
clenem mezinarodni handy te-
roristG. Policie tez prav1, re
tento muz mel falesny ~cestov-
nj pas.
Policie pravf, re tento muz,
jmenem Marian Mustapic, pa
tff k teze bande, ktera pred
ctyrmi lety provedla vrazedny
atentat ma jugoslavskeho kra-
lie Alexandra H., kdyz tento
pfijel ma %navStevu do Francie.
S kralem Alexandrem byl teh-
dy Marseilles zastrelen take
francouzsky ministr zahranicf
Barthou.
MuStaplc byl zadrzen ceskO-
slovenskou pohranicn1 strait,
kdyz sc pokousel prejfti b.
hum1ne ceskoslovenske hrani-
&c do Nemecka. Jugoslavsky
premier Stojadinovic projel DO
hum1nskou stanic1 ma sve ceste
do Berl1na k navsteve kancle-
re Hitlera a nemeckych statn1-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
Historicke dslo re Svedska pro
Kunetickou horu.

Kunetickou horu ma Pardu-
bicku n~avst1vil svedsky vysla-
nee v Praze DIR. Lagerberger.
Kdyz byl nedavno z Prahy pre-
lozen do Polska, pTikazal sve-
mu vojenskemu pTidelenci, a.
by pro Kunetickou horu opa-
tril jeden z historickych sv6d-
skych kanonG. Bude to pTipo-
m1nat valecne tazen1 SvedG
vychodoceskym krajem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-28
CtyTleta shorela pod vanocnlm
stromkem.

CtyTleta Anna, dcerka obuv-
nfka j. Vyb1hala re Starych
Cernovicfch u Brna, chtela 81
rozsvftit vanocnf stromek v ne
prftomnosti svych rodic1. Cd
hodila sirku do perrin, ktere Sc
vznaly a nestastne decko utr-
pelo tezke popaleniny, jimz pc
prevozu do nemocnice podle-
hlo.