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OUTDONE WINS;
DOUBLE $104.4O
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page u
In Memory, while third place fell
to the Millsdale Stables Yarn SoX.
The second event provided an
upset when ]. Kelly's War Streak,
with Albert Robertson riding,
whipped II other 2-year-olds to
pay $22.9O. The combination Of
Mayro and War Streak returned
.$l04.40 in the daily double. r.
H. Heighe's zenana, the odds-on
favorite, was second, with Mrs. j.
Fisher, jr.'S Mcketysplit. the early
pacesetter, third.
The Cockeysville Steeplechase
was a thriller when Mrs. John Hay
Whitney's Rocky Run and r. E.
McConnell's Prattler staged a
thrilling battle, with Rocky Run
gaining q nose decision at the
wire. In third place came w. j.
Strawbridge's Argonaut. Rocky
Run paid $500.
Charts on Page 38)
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RING MANAGER
ROBBED OF S155
I'VE Wuz robbed"

I'VE wuz robbed"
With this complaint-typical
moan of losing prize fight man
,agers-signey E. Wolfe, manager
Of Small Montana, flyweight
boxer, left. town today.
Wolfe wasn't crying on a ring
side towel, however. He sought
solace on the shoulders of the
Washington police. Wolfe told
the bluecoats that clothing and
other personal belongings worth
$155 was stolen from his car
parked near John Marshall Place
and C SITS. N. W., this afternoon.
Wolfe and his fighter will re-
turn in three weeks. They have
been stopping at the Annapolis
Hotel. Small Montana fought
and won in the police benefit
bouts.
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Mdrek, Conqueror
OF Louis, Quits Ring

HICAG o, Nov. 4 G.N.SD.
Max Marek, who with Max
Schmeling is one of the few men
living who can boast, Il beat Joe
Louis" reached the end of his ring
career today at the age of "a.
Marek, Catholic Youth Organt-
zation heavy, retired yesterday
after eight years in the ring. He
turned pro in 1885.
Marek took a terrific lacing
from Tony Music last Wednesday
and was given hospital attention,
but he did not state whether the
beating had anything to do with
his decision.
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fishing for redfish, and Capt.
Phillip Balaski, guide, out OF
Fort Myer, had just baited the
visitors hook with a pinfish,
hoping that a big one would
soon be on his way. Well, there
was a big one, all right, but not
Of the type expected. Instead
Of a reddish, leaping tarpon
had been hooked and was
thrashing the water to a foam.
The doctor, with his three
ounce steeltip rod, and 1/O reel,
that carried a limited quantity
Of very thin line, fought the sill
yer king for one hour and 40
minutes before the thrilling fish
gave up the ghost. Yes, such ex-
periences as this only come once
In a lifetime: DR.. Morgan is pic
tITed in the miniature above
with his all-time record tarpon.
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In Court
Father Sues Pastor
For EGrnin0S Cut

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The
Bob Pastor family is today a
household divided against itself.
The New York heavyweight
has been sued by his father for
half Of his earnings in the ring.
The elder Pastor claims con-
tract to split his receipts was
signed with him by Bob in
January, 1885. Pere Pastor
claims since then Bob has
earned $43,OOO, but has turned
over $1,5OO.
The fighter claims the day on
which he signed the contract
was his twenty-first birthday
and the day on which he was
married and that the whole
thing was illegal and that the
conduct Of his father constitutes
undue control.
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told by all hands around that
bassing was at the zero level. We
also found the same condition
prevailing a little higher UP the
Potomac at Seneca, where up
until the present slump fishing
has been reported good.
The majority of small-mouthed
bass followers contend that a
brisk snap of cold weather is
needed to pep the gamesters into
being lure-conscious. Well, be
that as it may, If one thing or
the other doesn't soon hurry
along to the satisfaction Of the
angling fraternity, the. open
season In non.tidal waters will
have come to O close on Novem-
Der 80, to find the pastimers
bleary-eyed and wondering-So'
what?
r. Duncan Clark. a very popu'
lar young man from over the
borderline in Chevy Chase, has
hurled his topper in the pol1tt-
cal ring. Clark comes UP to the
firing line Of politics with a
splendid reputation as q
straight-shooter and a lover OF
the great out-of-doors. He is in
full accord with the pollution
movement in the Old Line State
that will bring to our waters
purity and safety. Clark en-
dorses the black-bass bill that
will come before the Maryland
legislature at its next session.
The bill provides that the bass
clan be taken out Of the COM
mercia1 category in its entirety
and placed in the .sportSmen's
class where it rightfully belongs.
9 Into the life of every angler
Comes an outstanding thrill and
usually, when such an exquisite
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c. C.U.Squad
Practices in
Chicago

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-CathOlic
University's football team, of
Washington, d. c.. arrived in the
Windy City at 8:45 q. m. today
for their battle with DePaul
University tomorrow.
The Washington cOllegians,
headed by Athletic Director Ar
thur ]. Dutch" Bergman, are
quartered at the AIIertOn Hotel,
where the Washington Redskins
stayed for the AlI-Star game here,
August 81.
The Cardinals made the trip
In good shape and this after
noon took part in a light work
out on the DePaul field, scene
of tOmOrrOw's game.
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RAWSON SIGNS
TO BOX GAL|ANO

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn to-
day announced the completion Of
his boxing program to be staged at
Turner's Arena next Monday night.
He will show Tommy Rawson,
New England lightweight cham
pion, against Pete Galiano, of Bal
conqueror of George Abrams. with
Sewell Hipps, Navy titlist, in the
eight-rounders, and Abe Denner,
Boston featherweight, against
Tommy Ricco, of Camden, and
Baby Face Jerry" Hall with Tony
Scroggins, of Washington, in the
Sixers. The four-rounder will pit
George Esrick, of Baltim r e,
against frankie Wells, Of Wheel
ing, w. Va.
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Dewitt Prep Off
For Richmond Till

Dewitt Prep left for Richmond,
Virginia today where tomorrow
they will play Benedictine High.
Last year Dewitt defeated Bene-
dictine, 13 to 6. The Devil lineup
will be: Crawford and L. Stanton,
ends; Fleishman and Bennett,
tackles; Callus and MathiSon,
guards; Stevens, center; Kemp.
quarterback; Richards and Yer
million, halfbacks, and Nikolson,
fllllhack
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Continued from 1st Sports Page
Carroll may have q tough time
beating Doc Spears Toledo. but
viii manage it. Western Re
serve will do well to dispose of
West Virginia this week, but
will meet undefeated Carroll
November IL with its own slate
still spotless.
RAMS FAVORED
Other games will come out as
fellows If they follow me:
NTERSECTIONAL - Ford
= ham-St. Mary's-always toe to
toe: FOrdham should win this
one. Michigan Pennsylvania,
the wolverines are still On the
upgrade. Too much Halfback
Harmony.
First named, first choice:
Columbia Virginia, Gonzaga-
M onta ma, Harvard Chicago,
Manhattan-North, Carolina
State, Oregon-Idaho, Duquesne-
South Carolina (what Clipper
Smith couldn't do last week,
Clipper Smith I'd will do this
week..
PURDUE HAS CHANCE
WEST-Purdue has more than
. chance against Ohio State,
but the Buckeyes have too much
Of everything. Dayton over
Xavier. Nebraska over Kansas
In spite of Jayhawks' improve
ment. Bierman predicts Mime
sofa trouble with Iowa, but
should win by safe margin.
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Relay IrYouts at
Catholic u. Tomorrow

Tryouts for the freshmen relay
team which will face the Juniors
and Sophomores in the interclass
relay race November IL will be
held at Catholic University tomor-
row, according to Coach Dorsey J.
Griffith.
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the small and
big-mouthed
varieties. We
turned in t o
Great Falls
on Monday to
find the water
In ideal con-
dit on, in
fact, it looked
m ore invit-
ing to cast a
lure than any
time since the
fall season
has be e n
under W a y,
AI1t WQ were
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Rose Bowl Honors at Stake 7on1orrow
SOUTHERN CAL.|
CHOICE TO WIN.
COAST BATTLE.
By PAT ROBINSON

NEW xOkNkAp WV NA'EN'O'' =
Tomorrow might well be called
Rose Bowl Saturday for two of
its leading games probably will
produce the titans who will meet
in the annual football classic at
Pasadena on New Years Day.
Unbeaten California will battle
Southern California for the right
to represent the Coast in the
bowl; and unbeaten Pitt, also with
an eye on the bowl, will meet
what it considers its toughest test
in a pointing Carnegie Tech
team.
Jock Sutherland, coach of the
Panthers, processes to fear the
Tartans, but despite the good
doctors fears, we must still string
along with Pitt.
PICKS SOUTHERN CAL.
But we are going to pick South
ern California to upset the Golden
Bears who did not look SO hot
against Oregon State last week.
III. s. c. has come along steadily
since dropping their opener to
Alabama and figure to surprise
their upstate brethren.
These games will draw the main
spotlights, but there are many
others almost equally as interest
ing, In the East we pick Notre
Dame to trim Navy without too
much trouble, Brown to take an
other fall out of poor old Yale
and, despite tons of ballyhoo to
the contrary, Fordham to beat st.
Mary'S.
We must give Boston College an
edge over stubborn but unScoring
Indiana and Harvard's hokus-
pokus should befuddle weak Chi
cago team. We believe Holy Cross
will outscore Temple and we give
dubious votes to Auburn over VII
lanova, Manhattan over North
Carolina State and Colgate over
Syracuse.
But we have no doubt about the
first mentioned in each Of the fol-
lowing winning without much
trouble; Columbia Virginia, N. =
U.-Lehigh, Penn State-LaFayette
Princeton Rutgers (these two
played the first game Of football
in 1860; Army-F. & M, Dart
mouth Dickinson and George
town Bucknell.
Moving west, we must stick by
Northwestern against Wisconsin
/ in q tight game and Ohio State
against an aroused Purdue team.
Michigan should prove too fast
1 for Penn, which hasn't been so
hot in its own league, and Min
nesota should wallop Iowa.
We also like Nebraska to click
at last against Kansas, Michigan
State over improving Missouri,
Oklahoma over Kansas State, De-
troit over North Dakota, Iowa
State over Drake and Mississippi
over st. Louis.
FIERCE WARFARE
Further west, we pick Utah
over Colorado in q tight tit
Brigham Young over Utah Aggies,
III. C. L. A. over Washington State
Oregon to nose out Idaho ano
Washington to bring one home
against Stanford. ....
Some Of the fiercest warfare OF
the day will take place along the
Southern front where we expect
to see Texas Christian, which may
be at least as good as Pitt, keep
its record intact against a fine
Tulsa team.
We are going to cast a timorous
vote for Arkansas over Rice, Tu
lane over Alabama. and Duquesne
over South Carolina, but expect to
see Georgia take Florida, Georgia
Tech trim Kentucky, and Louisi
ana State down Mississippi State
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s e n y u Z o II
happens. it
comes most
unexpectedly.
Last summer
when DR.. Will
liam A. Nor,
gan was va
cationing in
F 10 ridaland,
at Ca p tiv a
Pass, he reg
istered the
biggest quiver
in his entire
angling eX-
istence. The
HNetNp U q q
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Duquesne Stops Here
For LiQht Workout

Duquesne football team paused
in Washington yesterday for 512
hours en- route to Columbia, S. c.,
where the South Carolina eleven
is to be played tomorrow.
During the stopover, the Du-
quesne eleven practiced at c. u.
Stadium.
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Richmond Boy Wins

SALISBURY, N. c., Nov. 4.
Tiger Red Lewis, Richmond, won
a decision over Texas Joe Dun
dee, Beaumont, in o 10-round
match last night.
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Baugh Set for Duel
With Whizzer White

The talked of football players in the country to-
day prepare for grdron duel Sunday in Pittsburgh when
the Washington Redskins clash with the Pittsburgh Pirates
on Forbes Field
One Of these the Of all forward when in per-
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
.Upthe
Stream
With BOB WILSON

Bass fishing has been down
In the dumps for the past week
or more and this takes in both
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
PAX chteite uklidniti.

V Clevelandu, pred hostin-
Gem Airway prot letisti ma
Riverside drive hadali sc tTi
mlad1ci, d1kladne opil1. Kra-
jan Louis J. Mares, ktery je
mayorem osady Brook Park
pfistoupil k MIN a chtel je u
klidniti. Ma otazku, kdo jest,
odpovedel, re je mayorem osa-
"No, a CO z toho?" krikl
jeden a mayorovi vrazil ranu
pesti do celisti.
Mayor Easel do hostince, a.
by telefonem zavolal marsala.
V hostinci sc Mares dove
del, re jeden z onech surovc6
uderil cfsnici, kdyz mu nechte-
la prinesti pivo. Byli "a to Wy
hozeni ma cerstvy vzduch a
prave Sc pred hostincem hluc-
ne radili, co mali proti tomu
podniknouti, nadavali a hadali
Sc mezi sebou, kdyz k MIN
Mares pristoupil.
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Zazloutly kus papfru. ns
nemz Mrs. Mary Pickersgil.
potvrzuje pT1jem roku 1915
"a udelanf prosluleho praporu
"Star-Spangled Banner" pre-
pevnost McHenry, pTisel ma
svetlo z jedne Baltimorske ro-
diny We starych papfrech, jak
Oznameno prave.
Nalez ucinil Perry w. Full
Ter, obchodnfk s kolky, pencil
a starymi dokumenty. Nalez
Oznamen byl sdruzenfm Flag
House, kdyz Fuller ukazal Gle
mum 1cet a slfbil, re fotogra-
ficky otisk tehoz povesen bu-
de ma zdi Flag House.
Zvlaste zajfmavym jest fakt,
re Mrs. Pickersgill obdrzela
Ia zhotovenf vlajky $4O5.9O a
jinych $168.54 Ia mensf "pra-
por boure", ktery odevzdala
V tutetz dobu ma pevnosti Nc
Henry.
Arthur Bibbins re sdruzenf
Flag House vysvetluje vyso-
kou pomerne cenu vetsi vlajky
jej1m velikym rozsahem - 40
stop ku 80 stopam = a pax to-
mu, re latka k nj musela byti
zhotovena z nejleps1ho mate
rialu.
Vzalo to Pickersgillove a je-
il dceTi tydny neil rucne usi-
ly prapory tyto. PTijem pra-
port potvrdil sym podpisem
komandant pevnosti McHenry
major George Armistead dine
10. srpna 1913.
Prapory byly objednany ja-
ko cast prfpravy ku opevneni
pevnosti prot 1tokGm angelic
cke floty, ktera bombardovala
jiz mensi mesta v zalivu v ro-
zee 1913 a konecne napadla
Baltimore V zaTf 1914.
Bylo to b6hem 1toku toho,
re Francis Scott Key, docasne
ma anglicke lodi uzTev obrov-
sky prapor vlajfcf ma pevnosti
casne z rama pc nocnfm bonn
bardovanf nadsen byl tax, re
slozil pfsen, jez stala Sc a jest
narodn1 hymnou "Star-Span-
gled Banner"
Mary Pickersgill lila We sta
rem dome ma Pratt a Alder
marie ulic1ch nyn1 udrzova-
mem jake Flag House. Jej1
matka, Rebecca Young, pTi Wy
puknut1 ~revoluce usila prvni
vlajky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

V Clevelandu Safety Will
liam L. Gordon, byvaly poklad
mix unie strojnik1 {. 233, "a
sveho 1Tadovani zproneveril
v p6ldruhem roce z pokladny
$17,748. Trestni ornament ma
neho podal pc dlouhych Cd
kladech pTedseda unie STAN
LEY Kowalski. Ma podvody Sc
pfislo, kdyz Sc ujal 1Tadu no
w pokladnfk.
= Pc dvoumesfcnim jedna-
nj svolila organisace automo-
bilovych delnfkd u General
Motors v Detroit k opraveni
a zjednodusenf smlouvy, jez
byla pred nekolika meslci Sc
stavena, ably Sc spolecnost wy
hnula stavce. Predne byl sni-
zen pocet vybor1 v dilnach a
take jich cinnost byla obmeze-
ma. Poole move smlouvy me-
must zastupce delnikI dat 60
dennf ornament, re smlouva
vyprsela a re jest zahodno il
obnoviti. Poole move smlouvy
postac1 k ornament 80 dni.
.Spolecnost musela platiti DEL
nicke vybory "a jich cinnost
mezi praci a drive vyboTi jed
nall S deln1ky a kolektovali
poplatky v dflnach a spoiled
most musela vybory platit "a 4
hodiny, jake by pracovali. Po-
die move smlouvy dostanou
vybori plat pouze "a dive no
diny a pocet vyborG Dude znac
ne obmeZen.
- Predaci Americke Fede-
race Prace svolali ma 7. dubna
konvenci do Harrisburgu v
Pennsylvania "a 1celem utvo-
Ten1 move statn1 federace, KITE
ra by byla prosta CIO uni.
Pfedseda federace prace, w.
Green odvolal sveho casu stat
nj federaci charter, pone-
vadz mnoho unit Sc vyslovilo
pro CLIO, ale nyn1 Dude utvoTe-
ma nova statnf federace, ktera
nebude nit ami jednu CIO u.
nil. Tehdy byl charter odvo-
Ian, kdyz statnf federace ode
pfela v%ylouciti vsechny CLIO u
ME.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Pro 16letou jeden zabit.

We Philadelphia, 16lety
Fleagel, student ma
vyssf skole, zemrel nasledkem
bodnut1, ktere mu zpIsobil je-
no soupeT v pranici, o ktere
policie udava, re byla svedena
pro milostnou naklonnost 16le-
te dfvciny, jmenem Marie Mil
brum. Fleagel, bodnuty do
bricha, skonal cestou do ne
mocnice.
Ma obzaloby z vrazdy je po-
lici1 drzan 19lety Edwin Va.
gle. Policista Echoeker uda-
va, re pTisel k nemu a odev-
zdal mu zakrvaceny nIz Sc
"Prave jsem bodnul
jednoho mladfka." Detektiv
George Neidethal pravf, re tt
to diva mladici jiz dels1 cas- by
Ii soupere pro lasku Marie
Milbrumove.
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nejlepe organisovano v cele
Csl. republice a ukazuje take
nejvets1 cinnost. Poslednf rok
sokolst1 ochotnlci sehrali ma
10, 900 predstaven1.
Kazdou sobotu a nedeli v
cervnu Dude Praha pima sokol-
ske omladiny z cele republiky.
Budou to dni sokolskeho FAC
iva, ktere letos Dude pc prve
ma sletu, pax dorostu, studen-
til atd. Krone prGvodd Pra-
hou budou take cviciti V sokol-
skem stadionu ma Strahove.
Slavnosti budou i mezi tydnem
Krone toho budou v kvetnu
a V cervnu jeste jine slavnosti.
Kdo tedy z nasich americkych
krajanG chce je shlednouti,
must vyjeti jiz S prvni "majo-
YOU vypravou" ceskeho sokol-
stva 4. kvetna z New Yorku ma
modern1 rychlolodi "Berenga-
ria" spolecnosti Cunard White
Star Line. Ostatn1 tri vypravy
ceskeho sokolstva z Americke
Oboe Sokolske vypluj1 az L.,
Is. a 20. cervna a jejich beast
nlci ovsem prijdou o s~lavnosti
v kvetnu a ma pocatku cervna.
Mes1c kveten je v stare VIA
sti nejkrasnejsf z celeho roku.
Ma jaTe je to opravdu "zem-
sky raj ma pohled", jak zp1va-
me v nas1 narodn1 a nyn1 i stat
nj hymne "Kde domov muj".
KIDD tedy chce take uz1ti mad
herneho jara v Ceskosloven-
sku, must S majovou vypravou
ceskeho sokolstva. Majova W.
prava ma take tn vyhodu, re
cena preplavu je lacinejsi ne
Iii v letn1 sezone.
Gas kvap1 a proto je nutne
reservovati 81 misto ma lodi i
hned. Zavdavek pouhych $40
zajistf VAN kabinu. Kdyby
pax nekdo nemohl jeti, zavda-
davek Sc mu vrat1. Nikdo te-
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Paprsek smrti lidskemu telu
neu$kodf.

Z New YOrku bylo oZname-
no zdokonalenl noveho vyna-
leu. Je to druh ultrafialove-
no paprsku vysflaneho z lam
py, jenz die pokus1 v kratke
dobe znic1 vSechny bakterie a
plfsne ma potrave, ma nadobi
pOuz1vanem pri pr1prave po-
krmG a jfdle a tez usmrtf vsec-
ky zarodky We vzduchu.
Die tvrzenf vynalezc1 paprs
KEN t1mto mohou byti zniceny
vsecky zarodky tyfu v nekoli-
ka vterinach. Tfmto prociste-
MIN vzduchu Dude mono kon-
trolovati nemoce dychaciho L.
stroll jake nachlazen1, influ-
enza a tez zapal Pile.
Pr1stroji dano bylo jmeno
sterilamp. Byl vynalezen v Ia
boratori sp~olecnosti Westing-
house Electric and Manufac-
turing Co. v Bloomfield, N. j.,
doktory r. C. Reinstatement a
r. F. Jameson.
Usmrcenf zarodkd tyfu vez-
me die pTedbeznJch d1klad-
nych pokusG par vterin, a jine
stfevn1 nemoce a jejich bacily
sc dali zniciti dobe cd % do
116 vteFin. Pl1sen sc znicf v
dobe cd 6 do 10 minut.
DR.. Hart oznamil, re jeho
experimenty S t1mto prfstro-
jem nebezpecf nakazy pc O.
perac1ch, Duke nemocnici pl-
ne odstranily, znacne zkratily
dObu zotaven1 a sn1zily zmeny
temperatury pacient6 pc ope-
rac1ch. Pr demonstrate teto
lampy bylo pr1tomno ma tisfc
lekaT6.
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Stara vlast nase draha, ia sky
ia tolik blaha, CO media
cely svet. :.

Kdo z nasich ctenar1, naro-
zenych "a morem, Viewpoint
ma rad ma svou rodnou v1sku?
Zajiste kazdy! A tyto vzpo-
minky vracfvaj1 Sc bycejne nej
nalehaveji ma jaTe. Clovek pfi
tom marne vzpom1na ma prvn1
sloku basne "Nase vesnice" z
pera Vitezslava Halka:
Ty stara vesnicko ma klidne
plant,
kdyz uvidfm te, poutnik
zemdlely,
tvs vzdy tax zlestena mi
k uvltanl
jak dsmev v matky vraskach
utkvely!
Ucastniky majove vypravy
ceskeho sokolstva ceka mnoho
z~ajfmaveho. Krone jiz ozna-
meme velke "pernikove slavno-
sti" cd Is. do %. kvetna v STA
roslavnych Pardubicfch Dude
cd %. do "a. kvetna prvnl
Sized rybafd z cele CSR. pri
hospodarske vystave v Praze.
Hospodarska vystava Dude cd
FL. do 20. kvetna a JEFF souca-
stf Dude take celostatni rybaf-
ska vystava. V Praze Sc oce-
kava 10000 rybaTd-sportovcG.
Vedle toho budou v Praze i jim
de jeste jine slavnosti, ma KITE
re Americana p1jdou nebo po-
jedou hromadne.
Cd 1. cervna Dude tez velka
narodopisna vystava Sloven-
ska v Turcanskem Sv. Marti-
ne. Cd 10. cervna Dude sleto-
va divadelnl vystava v lovec-
KEN pavilone ma Starem VISTA
visit v Praze. PTedvede wink
sokolskych ochotnickych diva
del, jejich cinnost a 1spech.
Sokolske divadelnictvi je dnes
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Mrtvola zeny " turbine
elektrarny.

V Niagara Falls, N. Y, zena
strednfho veku nalezena v tur-
bine Niagara Falls elektrarny,
byla brutalne zavrazdena. No
ny, Pare a hlava Sc pohfeso-
valy.
Policie myslila, re mrtvola by
la vhozena do tunelu, jfmz pro
teka bystTina pod mestem a
tudy byla zanesena do turbi-
ny. Vysetrovanfm bylo zjiste-
no, re zena byla sebevrazed-
nic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Is let "a prepadeni divky.
26lety Claude Mickey. ba

26Iety Claude Mickey, bavi-
tel v nocnfm klubu v Chicago,
cell 15letemu uveznenf We fe-
deralni ~trestnici "a to, re pre-
vazel 16letou Helen Williso-
YOU z Lima, ILL.,, do Detroit a
zpet do La Sale, ILL.,, a to k
nemravnym 1cel6m. D1vka
vypravela pred p~orotou fede-
ralnlho soudu, re sla do De-
troitu "a slibem, re Sc s nj Mi
kley ozenf. Wilisova pochazi
z Peoria, I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Dedicove Kubina zadali
zalobuY.

U obvodnfho soudu v Chica-
gu zadali dedici Otto Kubina
byvaleho pTedsedy pivovaru
Atlas, ktery zemfel 8. kvetna
1929 zalobu prot Chicago Tt
tie & Trust Co.
Hlavn1mi zalobci jsou ctyri
deti, kdezto vdova jest jen u
vedena v jistych bodech.
DIE poslednf vile zemreleho
Otto Kubfna pozdstalost -je-
j1z hodnota byla odhadovana
ma $1,000, 900 - mela byti sve
fena korporaci Chicago Title
& Trust Co. Dedictvi mela
spravovati We prospect poza-
stalych, kterf NELL pozfvati W.
tezku z dedictvi. To poz1sta-
valo z nejvetsf cast z dilcu V
pivovaru Atlas.
Vlasta Kubinova sc vzdala
svych pray poslednf Will il "a
rucenych a ma misto toho il
bylo pfiznano v srpnu 1880
pravo ma zakonity vdovsky po-
dill jedne tretiny. Jak sc ale
v zalobe uvadf, nikdy nedosta-
la niceho z tohoto sveho podf-
.ul Dedictv1 vzrostlo.
Jak Sc v zalobe uvadi, odbyt
skoropiva z pivovaru Atlas
byl ohrozen stale v~zrdstajicf|
protiprohibicnf naladou, kdy|
bylo zrejmo, re by sprava pi-
vovaru musela vynaloziti zna-
enc penfze ma rozsahle prede-|
lavky zaffzen1 pivovaru pro
prlpad, kdyby prohibice byla
odvolana a uzakonena vyroba
skutecneho piva. Ma to byla
pry Chicago Title & Trust Co..
upozornena a bylo jejfm fred
nfkdm znamo, re drzenf podf-
III pivovaru Atlas bylo nevhod
nym investicnfm podnikem.
Pivovar Atlas je nyni v ban
krotnfm rfzenf die zakona zna|
meho jake 77-B.
K teto zalobe poznamenava
Chester Davis, mistopredseda
Chicago Title & Trust Co., ze
pf1cinou teto zaloby jsou vnitr-
nj neshody v rodine dedicG.
Pravil, re byly ucineny jiste
pokusy zfskati svoleni soudu k|
prodeji akcif pivovaru Atlas,
ale ty re pry byly zmareny. v
posledn1 Will pry bylo prfsne
ustanovenf prot prodeji akcif I
pivovaru Atlas. Nynf die fe-
deralnfho bankrotniho zakona
jedna sc o reorganisaci pivot
varu.
Chester Davis dale pravil.
re tato zaloba ma take zahr-
nouti dedictv1 pc Charles J.|
Vopickovi, byvalem vyslanci|
pro balkanske staty, ktery byl
pred svou smrtf v roce 1861
predsedou reditelske rady pi-|
vovaru Atlas. V dobe, kdy k
prodeji akcif pivovaru melo|
dojlti, to jest r. 1888, mel C. J.I
Vopicka ma vedenf pivovaru
podfl a prodej dflc1 z dedic-l
tv1 O. Kub1na zavisel by pry
pravdepodobne ma spolecnem
prodeji akcif vlastnenych C.. J.|
Vopickou. Chicago Title &
Trust Co. jest rovnez spravky-
nj poz1stalosti Vopickovy.