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Evening star., 1939-05-28
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE 'substitute)-Purse. $500:
GAINING; 3-year-olds and Up: 8 furlongs.
kasse kosnd Hssi iMrTas.In wallace, $50 ss@ $S00
NiSht 43ns, Miit .,ss. tstuller' $40
ArisSO. Also rsn;maoZsee an, B.. Kitty Carroll.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
44-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Noicins slermnn stirzenoeFseF' $40 bsS s54S
Chief Menteur (Ryan) 40
Bucks, Frozen Mask, Panic Relief, Helen Helen
Macaw and Sadie F.
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500. maiden 2.
xaIl xankee Lad (Yarberry( $3.50 100 4.so
Srave T tparlso) $50
pnaI also 4 jass o,TSnt chsndeR Bal
Alldeqa and Buddy Rogers. '''A O.
Hagyard and Platt entry
ropRTH RAcEpuTse. 1ridn $500; claiming;
Dolly, Whisk tK'tsserJ 200 $50 $50
sTsem tRooertson) 800
', Also ran-chicarra, Bucket Head. Eye
Knocker.
FIFTH RACE--The Dearborn Handicap;
purse, $4,000. added 2-year-old fillies:
furlongs.
Ws,s, Sassy Mate Mate tXsdder, 1 $50 800 40
Downy Pillow tAnderson) $50
Time, 1903 1-5
Also ran-Betty SWeep and weI6ipp
SIXTH RACE-The Kankakee Handi-
sa6' sno up! purse r,Ss $500 added 3-year-olds
b Mamie o'Hara (Pariso, $40 100 400
bala Ormont anderson 72O 4 90
smart crack 1Blermant go
Also ran-Dinner Date. Buttermilk,
biazearound, a Morstep, Rude Awaken
Ing. VaSsar. d Dressy
a-Shandon Farm entry
6-FTieoberg and Axton entry.
d-Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
ing 4-year -olds and UP: / mile.
Al Au Feu tWallace) 600 $50 34O
Don Moss tAnderson) $50 40
Alanwood tRoilins) ZOO
Also ran-our Reigh. corinto and Don
Creole.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming.
3-year-olds: j "a miles
Little Yvonne tYarberry) 11.sO $50 400
The Greeter fAnderson) 430 $40
Moonbow Miss tHanke) $50
Also ran-Mercedes Nc. Queepie Wing,
Corn Field, Myrica and Halle
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press
. FIRST RAcE-purse. $1,000; maiden
Gan3hit GIyeaTtoidi: fia 3 furlonss.
Chief Counsel CRobarb A4'oo ss9S ! 448800 GO
Town Prince (Wilson) 2 90
inat; DARK Melus. Ortta. Second Bid. Be
throthed' Roueh Pass and Sara Cash.
SECOND RAcE-purSe $1,000. c,.,r
ing: 3year-olds: IL. miles. ''0' '"'i''
Stepacola tRobarO 1880 400 so
Mr.. Brook Moore $40 320
Friendly Paul tBereer) $40
Also ran-Bolis. Our Laddie, Fire ball
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000. allow.
Hard. Lu (RobsrO 2i.0o 500 5so
Third Covey Haas $40 40
Five-O-Five fRosenD 764
Also rsn-Deep Summer, Baby Lamb.
Roush BISCUIT. Texas Star, Malayan, Pass
Buckley and Christmas entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Skipped Ski sefsSia5 GRoSsrt ana up ss1 %le loo 90
1uttlcurio tDupps) 46O $50
Traggat lseps) 420
Also ran-,Prince Cloud. Royal Bird. Dis
tractible and Assist.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000. allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up. mile and 20
yards. ~
stisnt Sar Minstrel mstr. 'Rqbarp 400 ESQ 2.2o
Be Jabbers tBowen) $40
Time !: AZ,
Also ran-sirasia and Topee.
SIXTH RAcE-The Commonwealth Han
6icap;, purse, $4,000. added 3-year-olds;
sassy Lady g. Renick) $50 $50 2.4o
Ariel Toy Hardy go 80
Roll and Toss Haas $50
Time, 1:l1i5.
Also ran-Farrago. Kenty Miss and
Gossip Time.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse ST 900; claim
ms: 4-year-olds and UP; i7 miles
Roya! Flight (Krovitz) 1910 72O 46O
Our Teddy (Taylor) 400 300
Steepletop fEccard) 340
Time, 2:34as
Also ran-Foreisn Legion. Little Banner
and Hymaraue.
EIGHTH RACEPurse 81 900: claim
ing, 3-year-olds and up: 8 furlonss.
Trickvick tTaylor) 1850 7.4O 4.sn
Genie Palatine tRobart> $40 40
Dinner Jacket Maloney( $50
Time 1:12.
CO. Our Crest.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Domkin Easily Takes
St. Clair Stakes
Al Detroit
Scores Over Rodioerom
By z Lengths; Black
BrummeI Is Third
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 27.-Domkin, T.
D. Bulls 2-year -old colt that has
yet to lose race, had speed to spare
today as 1t won the sixth running OF
the $4,000 added ST. Clair Stakes at
the Detroit Fair Grounds.
Given steady ride by j. E. Oros,
Domkin took the lead as the horses
entered the stretch, and finished two
lengths ahead of Radiogram. Black
Brummel, the favorite, was third.
Domkin's time for the furlongs was
SO 2-5 seconds.
The muteuel prices on Domkin
were $1,000 for straight tickets.
Long-shot players got away to an
auspicious start when Sound Wave
won the first race, rewarding it's
hackers with $3.50 for a So straight
ticket.
Daily double tickets on Sound
Wave and Personable were worth
S258. 40.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Two Softie Teams Tied
In Community1oop
By the Associated Press.

Entering the second week in the
Community Center Softball League,
Rinaldi-Leemans and Tru-Rlue are
tied for first place with two victories
and no losses.
Favored to win the championship,
Tru-Blu probably boasts the best
pitching staff in local circles with
Abe Rosenf1eld, Bunker" Hill, Jim
Kiraly. John Hoy and Bernard
Ehrlich.
Four games this week include:
Tomorrow. Dome Oil VS.. Roosevelt Boys
Club: Wednesday. Leemans VS.. Roosevelt
Boys Club; Thursday. Tru-Blu VS.. Bureau
OF Standards; Friday. Rinaldi-Leemans VS..
Roosevelt Boys Club
All games are listed ct Roosevelt
High starting at $50.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Sassy Lady in Front
In Suffolk Downs
Commonwealth
Scores Over Ariel Toy,
Odds-on Fovorite, by
Length and Half

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 27.-Snow White
Stables fleet filly, Sassy Lady,
romped away with the IS s5000-added
Commonwealth Handicap before
10000 fans at Suffolk Downs today
her second victory in five days.
She beat Hugh w. Jackson's
Ariel Toy, odds-on favorite, to the
wire by a length and a half.
Greentrees Roll and Toss ran
third. Sassy Lady covered the 6
furlongs in I'LL is.
Sassy Lady paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$240.
Ariel Toy returned $3.50 and s24O.
While Roll and Toss paid $500
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Tossing Silver Newsboy Cost John Sullivan His Famous Boston Bar
Down the Stretch

efficient staff Of police on duty not
only to speed up trafflc entering
and leaving his plant, but also to
protect the cars while their owners
are at the races.
Tuesdays outstanding race will be
the 81 900 Decoration Day Handicap
1t will be run over the IA mile
route.
General Manager G. Ray Bryson
of the Bel Air MD track, who
motored up from Baltimore to wit
ness the Glenmore Handicap, the
days 11-l6-mile feature, made a
hit with horsemen by announcing
that fields of 10 horses would be
allowed to start in all fiat races
during his To-day meeting, begin
ming July 26.
Bryson has enlarged the Bel Air
track to three-quarter mile one,
widened 1t to IA feet, banked the
turns and resurfaced the racing
strip. /
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Belmont Results

BY the Associated Press.
coiF1 FIRST sgG gs1a{as- a1AGEwpgrss $1,000: maiden
Straw Hat (Arcaro, 81 5-2
Weigh Anchor (WalD 81
Also rsn-Titiator. Dos. Boss Hoss
Boiling Broke and Old River
stssnsoS SECOND D. HAcETne s,;2. = DOB Ros, renten
E%sn d 4 fsfss ss;I's sMoKinaey' 1876 7;1e
Dollys Love tLeonard) out
Also ran-Bie Rebel jungle Boy. a Farm.
az. B. Schley and Emile Pfizer entry.
THIRD RAcE-The Kilmarnock: class c:
Rrszsds Russs 81 tstout 1a fgro1E 16
sunsino tMeade) AS
Also ran-seimalad and Paper Plate,
FOURTH RAcE.The Juvenile Stakes;
longs: longs: Widener i,SSH course Course. 0'0'' 'uf-
Now What Fallon) IL is
Gannet (Nash) Out
Also ran-Wise Bee and Maetran.
FIFTH RAcE-The, withers; purse,
JohnstoWn (StouD Is Out Out
Hash tArcaro) 81 l-2
Porter's Mite (Adams) S-5
Time. 1858.
Also ran-a Gilded Knight. Birch Rod
Wheatley Stable and Belair Stud entry.
SIXTH RACE---The Huguenot Handicap
class C; purse. $1,000 added 3-year -olds
and up; Z furlongs.
Be Quaint (WalD 12-1 Al S-5
Bill Farnsworth (Meade) 1-2 Is
SkyAier Ode Camillias) 3-5
Time 1:24as.
Also ran-Transmitter. Scroogs and
Pretty Pet.
SEVENTH RACE-The Huguenot Glass
c Handicap. purse. $1,000, added; 3-year-
olds and up 7 furlongS.
Chant Dor (Wagner) 81 3-1 6-5
Rodin (WalD IL 2-5
Roysl Eminence (Meade) 3-5
Time. 1925.
Also rainfall Story. Sceneshifter and
Knoxville.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
6. W. Sturs Life Guards

Boyd Hickman, former George
Washington football star, and Art
Nowaskey and Allen Holt, currently
performing with Bill Reinhart's
eleven, are among the life-saving
crew in charge of Glen Echo Parks
swimming pool which opened yes
terday1
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Lust, D. c. Boy, Shines
At RundoIph-Mucon

Ben Lust, jr., former Roosevelt
High athlete, earned high ranking
in athletics at Randolph Macon
Academy, winning the 100 and go
yard dasheS, and running broad
Jump in a junior meet recently con-
Quoted at the school. Young Lust
resides with his parents at 808 Elder
street NV.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
RideIey Takes Charge
Of Georqetown A. 6.

Randolph Scoop Ridgley, former
National Negro League star, will
assume charge of the Georgetown
A. c. today when it tangles with the
Pearson All-Stars, 1888 Virginia
State champions, at Green Valley
Stadium in a double-header. The
first game is scheduled for 1:30
O'Clock.
Ridgley played in the inf1eld OF
the New York Lincoln Giants and
With the original Baltimore Black
SoX.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Turf Ne,cs and Comment
By GREG JOHNSON

Louis G. Leith of Virginia, one
Of Americas formost steeplechase
course builders, Is remodeling the
Bel Air jumping course. Several
hundred jumpers will be shipped
to the track.
Bryson, who staged Maryland's
most successful race meeting last
year on a track of less than one
mile, was impressed with the sport
offered here.
DO YOU KNOW-That the oldest
racing structure in America still
in use by racegoers is the west end
OF the Pimlico, Md, grandstand
nearest the finish line? Racing fans
stood upon its steps and in its
aisles, sat upon its benches and
cheered home the good race horse
Preakness when Jockey William
Hayward brought him in winner of
the first Dinner Stakes, now called
the Dixie Handicap. That was on
an October afternoon in 1870.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
NINTH RACE WHISK UP.
CHIRTQUI, SCOUT ROSE.

WHISK UP has plenty of early
speed and if it becomes necessary
to use the substitute I expect him
to jump out in front and stay
there. CHIR1QUI manages to
get close up often. SCOUT ROSE
is ready.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
FOURTH RACE-JAMES PAL,
BELLTHORN. GEMWICK.

JANE PAL has been knocking
at the door of victory and this
spot appears to be made to order
for him. I like him we'll enough
for my best bet. BELLTHORN is
as good as his last win suggests.
GEMWICK has a chance.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Sobin Easily Captures
EngIewood Net Title
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ENGLEWOOD, N. j., May 81
Wayne Sapin of Portland, Greg,
defeated Ladislaus Hecht, former
Czecho-Slovakian player 60, Ga,
6-l, today to win the Englewood
invitation mems tennis tournament,
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-JAMES PAL

fllly at this time. I expect her to
register her first 1899 win in this
one. ROYAL VEIL is on the
improve. RED WINGS may be
a repeater.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
THIRD RACE-CAIDON, SUGA-
BOOT, ROCKY MOUNT.

CAIDON threatened in both of
his local attempts and with the
advantage of breaking from the
rail post position never should be
headed. SUGABOOT had reached
peak form when shipped here.
ROCKY MOUNT is fit.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
FIRST RACE-WALE SIGNAL,
GRAND WALTZ. DEBLIN.

VALE SIGNAL won her first
and only start of the meeting in
convincing style. She appears a
repeater and any price we get
will be a good one. GRAND
WALTZ should improve that
first nice try. DEBLIN is the
sleeper.
Evening star., 1939-05-28


RAYMOND tRoberts) 74O 440
B. Eighty (Oros) go
Honey chile, virbet. Tura stone, stroiiing
High and Baldcrest
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
33-year-olds and up 8 furlongs tchuteD
Pefienaele pedleasioa (WMllsm Malssqs $50 4999 60"
Naraheu1 r,me' ! };1s'.L ,9'qinter0' $50
Water Cure, The Bullet and oddessa Don.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; claiming
Msnneyy s2Ssaty Bay MatisID GoTle l4O0 sSS 4S 4sS
f0Tifes Time. (M2lPsro !351sF $50
5soe Fgss befs ussd snd ds0 MSodSass ksS
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming
amarine aaNios Paaa, $ae up liz lsao 9iseS 500 $50
William v, CMaschekl 800 $50
Gold Color tMolberu go
Also ran-Bay Stout; Love Boy. Local
Boy. Exchanse Club and Verakee.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500 claiming
star strYeE sd'I 1Msrrero) $50 42o 34o
"a
Glad Francis (Sorsen) $50
Time. 1:l2ts.
Also ran-Oddesa Plucky Snow Flower
What Now, Scrappy Miss and Fast Work.
SIXTH i IA RAcE1The St. Clair Stakes;
longs.
Domkin (Oros) 1880 42o 24o
Radio Gram tFallon) 800 o4O
Black Brummel tBryson) 24O
Time. 0:5925
Also ran-aJoe Greenock. aSir Greenock.
Hi Gold
a-Glad Acres Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up l mile and 20 yards
Oui Bud LMolberO $50 400 300
Valvesta tRobertsl 400 800
Jonnie Nuchols tWilliams) 800
Time. 1:44+s
Also ran-Quicker. Mere Blaze, Play Nav
and Smiling Prince
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
44-year-olds and up l mile and furlongs.
Natalie Mae lMilliganD 1850 1850 $50
Bay Easle (Williamsb 420 300
Merne fPrehm) $50
Time 2:502s.
Also ran-Almac. Busby and Hickory Lad
Evening star., 1939-05-28

MISS EPE always has managed
to hold her own with this sort.
She should be first to look the
judges in the eye. IVONIA just
galloped to score Thursday. ACE
OF TRUMPS is fit.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Detroit Results
BY the Associated Press,

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
| 3-year-olds and up: 8 furlones
Sound Wave tLittrelD $500 1920 800
| Raymond tRoberts) 74O 44O
B. Eighty (Oros) go
| Time. .132s
Also ran-f Imperial Lu. Melody Maid
Honey Chile. Virbet. I Tura Stone Stroiling
| High and Baldcrest.
Field
Evening star., 1939-05-28

FIFTH RACE LULA KHAY-
YAM, ROYAL VEIL, RED
WINGS.
LULA KHAYYAM is a very fit
Evening star., 1939-05-28
EIGHTH RACElELSIE ]. SEA
FINN, COUNTER PASS.

ELSIE j still is maiden, but
she has flashed good form on
occasion and this is the cheapest
field that could be mustered
against her. SEA FINN won at
Havana. COUNTER PASS should
close with rush.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
SEVENTH RACE-PENCADER,
FAMOUS CLAYTON, BANK
HOLIDAY

PENCADER copped his last in
clever fashion. This 10-year-old
gelding appears very sharp right
now. FAMOUS CLAYTON has
been threatening. BANK HOLI-
DAY just missed in last.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
SECOND RACE - SMALL
CHANGE HIRT,AzE yAV n

SMALL CHANGE has turned
in two excellent efforts at this
point and that Number l post po-
sition should be in his favor.
HIBLAZE raced below form last
time out and should improve.
JAY D has worked we'll here.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Belmont Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

by I1le HSSOClated Press.
FIRST RACE-The Wickham; purse,
SIOQ0: claiming 2year-olds: maidens:
~ furlongS; Widener Course
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Lincoln Fields.
nniiv Mas,

Lincoln Fields.
BY Chicago Daily News.
1-Threadneedle, Wowo, Enfln.
2-Col. Ed, Sign Up, Fluke.
3-Solar Hawk, High Polish, Merry
Pete.
4Calumet Farm entry, Dewy Dawn,
Crumpet.
5-Black River, Maleman, Sanctity
6-Labor Day, Texas Rose, Butter
Beans.
7-Bachelor's Bower, Sam Alexander,
Sky Breeze.
8-Silver Kiev, Patan, Bombastic.
Substitute race-Red Mofs, REM
brandt, Big Squeeze.
Best bet-Black River.
Evening star., 1939-05-28

Detroit TFastJ.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Schley Nurse, Silent Shot, Credu-
lous.
2-Heinous, True Enough, Kindly
Act.
3-Beau Greenock, La Chiquita,
Mountaloon.
EDust Box, Strange Times, Worth
ing.
5-Dixiana entry, Hasty Star, Fly
ing Up.
6-Candescent, Autograph, Mar LIE
ARABIC, Pari Call, Blanco Sweep.
8-Molly Fly, My Crest, Oak Park.
Best bet-Dixiana entry.
Evening star., 1939-05-28

Lincoln Fields East.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Abanico, Threadneedle Enfin.
@Seymour, Lady Federal, Col. Ed.
3-Solar Hawk, Merry Pete, High
Polish.
@Little Risk, Dewy Dawn, Poly
chilla.
5-Maleman, Supreme Flag, Lad
field.
6-Texas Rose. Isolene, Butter
Beans.
Flag Cadet, Sky Breeze, Sam
Alexander.
8-Lucy, Overplay, Queenie.
9-Ideal Fungi, Oddesa Upset, Mr..
Ambassador.
Best bet-Little Risk,
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Control Made HubbeII

Gaining control OF his screwball
was what made Carl Hubbell great
pitcher, according to the Giants
southpaw ace himself.
Evening star., 1939-05-28

Cloudy and fast
xApprentice allowance claimed,
Evening star., 1939-05-28

Consensus at Belmont,
BY the Associated Press.
l-Millshow, Widener entry, Hunting
Song.
@JlnX Buster, Georges Break,
Poesy.
3-Arcadian, James N, Soigne.
4-Chief Gamble, Cacodemon, Cat
apult.
5-Belay, Time Sheet, Challenge.
6-Mothel, Money Muddle, Inter-
prefer.
Best bet-Chief Gamble.
Evening star., 1939-05-28

| SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-ods and up; furlongs tchuteD
| Personable tWiliamsl 7.s0 400 800
| Dedication tMarrerop 42O $40
| Nanahcub tQuintero) $50
| Time 1:13is.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
Race Selections
For Monday.
Suffolk Downs East

Suffolk Downs East.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Panjab, Busy Byrd, Leonard
Town.
2-Sunabell, Rosemain, Wood Lark.
3-The Serf, Sun Arbor, Blacky Bee.
fPersonage, Time Beater, One
Tenth.
5-Range Dust. Atatime, Peter Argo.
6-Proph, Kenyon c., Pumpgun.
High End, Hasty Wire, Sir Reg.
8-Tiempo, Araho Lass, Bloomer
Best bet-Range Dust.
Consensus at Suffolk Downs.
BY the Associated Press.
Miss Mogul, Oakpilida, Panjab.
2-Rosemain, Eyehigh, Knights Sox.
3-Slapjack, The Serf, Shinplaster
Parsonage, One Tenth, Time
Beater.
5-Peter Argo, Loveday, Savitar.
6-Gaymay, Pumpgun, Proph.
7-HastyWlre, Sir Reg, Lovick.
S-Bloomer Girl, Hallies Play,
TEMPO.
Best bet-Parsonage,
Evening star., 1939-05-28

Belmont East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Tactic, Millshow, Race Rider.
2-Jinx Buster, Poesy, Cody.
3-Capt. Andy, Arcadian, Fencing.
@Shadows Pass, Bright News, Time
Passes.
5-Challenge, Time Sheet, Exploded,
6-Interpreter, Mothel, Cheick
Rama.
Best bet-Tactic.
Evening star., 1939-05-28

SIXTH RACE-The Brookwood: purse
$1,000. claiming: 3-year-olds and up; il
Evening star., 1939-05-28

x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1939-05-28

SIXTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
4-year-oIds and up: Lis miles.
Evening star., 1939-05-28
BY the Associated Pres,

FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming. a.
year-olds and up; furlonss
Evening star., 1939-05-28
SIXTH RACE MISS EPE,
IVONIA, ACE OF TRUMPS.

V vt "
a repeater.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Divoky kanec zahnal lovce
ctyrikrat ma stromy.

V Tellico Plains, Tenn, di-
voky kanec, vaz1c1 $40 liber,
byl rozzuren objeven1m sc spo-
lecnosti lovcG, ozbrojenych lu-
ky a sfpy a ctyrikrat "a sebou
zahnal je ma stromy, neil byl
zabit jedn1m zrucnym lucistn1-
KEN. Stale Sc to v narodn1m
lese Cherokee.
Tom McNish, drevarsky OBJ
chodnik z Madison, Tenn, slo-
I'll tohoto "knoura" ocelovym
s1pem re sveho 50liberniho lu-
ku. Sip wiki kanci nekolik
pallet do hlavy. Predtfm
McNishGv spolecn1k prerazil
zv1reti nohu ranou z pistole.
Narodn1 les Cherokee jest je-
dine m1sto v USA., kde jsou
prava divoka prasata, ktera
byla do Ameriky importovana
z Uralu v Rusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
PRCHLI z HORfCf LODI.

Starry parek, odeny jenom V
nocnich kosilich, nucen byl j1ti
hos skoro celou mill zat1m CO
V noci z patku ma sobotu ohen
jejich drevenou LODI, ma nfz
zili ma Stoney rece, nicil. Sta
rym tfmto parkem byl 77lety
James Burke a jeho 65 rok1
stara zena, Mary. Ear z kabi-
ny domacfho tohoto clunu u
Powhatan bTehu byl tax veil
ky, re nezbylo mic ami trochu
casu ku oblecenf Sc. Pes, KITE
ry s mimi V domac1m tom clunu
byl, uhoTel.
Neil hasici pTijeli, LODI byla
spalena az ku povrchu vodni-
mu.
Burke udal hasic1m, re no
dinu pred vypuknutfm ohne
vstal a rozzal petrolejova ka-
m1nka. Sci a usnul. Ia ne
dlouho probuzen byl kourem a
plameny. Cena domacfho clu-
nu tohoto obnasela $500. Ku
ohni sbehlo Sc as ma 200 osob
pTilakanych zaT1 z horfc1 lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Ocelari ~protestuji.

E C. Grace, predseda Bethle-
hem Steel Co., prohlasil v New
Yorku, re Dude professional
prot rozhodnutf narodnf del
nicke rady, ktera naffdila roz-
pusten1 zavodnfch uni. Del
nicka rada oznamila, re ocela-
Fl Sc dopustili porusenf Wag-
nerova aktu, kdyz v dewitt "a
vodech sestavili zavodn1 unie,
ktere jsou ovsem protezovany
zamestnavateli ma ukor jinych
unit a v techto zavodn1ch uni
ich pry mali hlavn1 slovo "a
stupci zavodu.
Grace pravi, re delnfci 81 ne
pref jine unie a nynl pry dali
ma jevo, re 81 pref pokracova-
nj zavodn1ch uni.
Glen zkousec1ho vyboru ma
rodnf rady F. B. Bloom, odpo-
rucil, ably zavodnf unie byly
rozpusteny a naTfdil, ably Sc tax
stale behem desetf dnG, jinak
narodni rada Dude nucena Ia
krociti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Pfedbezne oznameni.

" nedeli, Is. ledna Drum
Corps osady sv. Vaclava uspo-
fada starodavne UstTicove Ho-
dy (Oyster Roast) v pTfizemf
skoly 800 N. Collington Ave.
cd 1 do 6 hodin vecer.
V nedeli, dine Is. ledna
sehraje Pew. Dram. Sbor Sv.
Cecilie veselohru Sc zp6vy O 3
jednanfch "Marynka re stare
myslivny", We skoln1 SIM ma
Collington Ave. Zacatek 8:15
vecer.
= V nedeli, dine %. ledna
sehraje Slovensky Dem. Klub v
Delnickem Dome, rob Madison
a Rose ul. divadlo pod MAVEN
"Dedinsky Krutan'. Zacatek
4:3O odpol. Vstup 40c. Pc di-
vadle volna tanecn1 zabava.
: Sokolovna je nynf otevre-
ma kazdou nedeli pro nase kra-
jany, kter1 sc tam mohou W.
borne pobaviti v krouzku pra-
tel a znamych. Dobre pivo a
chutne veceTe.
J. Bouda, obchodveda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
BALTIMORSKY PRAVNfK
PODVODNfKEM.

Zatykac vydan byl v sobotu
ma pravn1ka, H.. Arlington
Blood, jenz when jest, re zpro-
nevefil $6,750 trem vyslouzil-
cum z valky. Pravnfk byl drf-
We dGstojnfkem We vyslouzilec-
KEN odboru ma Fort McHenry.
Fondy zproneveTeny jim byly
vyslouzilcGm: John J. Schar-
man, Andrew A. Bures a Fred
Pecker.
Udano jest, re vysetrovani
odkryje podvody jeho az asi
do vyse $4,000. Blood ode
jel 2 Baltimore. Posledne Vi
den byl We statu Massachu-
sets. Star jest asi SO rok1.
Manzelka jeho pracuje We Wa
shingtonu We vladni 1radovne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Chicagska ~prorokyns.

33leta Sylvie z Chicago pra-
vi, re byla obycejnou hospody-
nj a nikdy Sc O proroctvf neza-
jfmala, ale pred 8 roxy zemrel
jejf manzel a poc1tila, re ma
prorOckou moe.
Ohledne roku 1899 pravila
nejdffv, re Hitler tento rok
skoncf beh zivota, vypukne ev-
ropska valka, ktera znicf ia
pan, Italii a Nemecko, ale j
Rusko a Spojene Staty budou
valkou dotceny. Nez Sc tento
rok skonci, tax byvaly angelic.
ky kral Edward Dude sc svoj.
zenou Wally povolan ma angli-
cky trim. Lindberg1v pr1pac
pride ma pTetTes a Dude prs
made vsi pochybnost zjisteno
re Bruno Hauptmann zemfe
nevinne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-06
Byvaly soudce pomahal
milionari.

Uprchl1k z Rakouska v New
Yorku podal u nejvyssiho SOU
du zalobu ma jineho uprchl1ka,
kterou Sc domaha obnosu
$225,OOO "a sedm rok1 pray
Mich sluzeb a "a pomoc, ably
.jemu a dvema jinym pribuz-
nym pomohl uprchnouti do A
meriky.
zalobce krone toho onomu
uprchl1kovi take pomahal, ably
mohl z Rakouska vyvezti skoro
$500, 600 v americke meme
kratce pred tim, neil Nemec-
ko provedlo ''anslus" v bTeznu
1888 a pTipojilo byvalou ra-
kouskou republiku k Nemecku
Obzalovanym je Stefan Men
dl, zijfci nyni v Hollywood
Kalif. Ten je l1cen jake boha-
|ty lid a hlava obrovske pekar-
ske spolecnosti We Vldni v &C.
ne 100000. zalobu podal
Markus Preminger, rovnez lid:
ktery byval v Rakousku soud-
Gem.
Jak bylo Teceno, Premingel
zGstal We V1dni jeste pc pripo.
jeni Rakouska k Nemecku
"vzdor nebezpec1, jez hrozilc
jeho osobn1 bezpecnosti", jer
ably Mendlovi pomohl.
Neil vsak Preminger san
mohl uteci, jak Sc v zalobe u
vad1, byl on i S manzelkou celJ
tyden veznen MAJESTY, kteTl mt
sebrali "a 100000 cennych pa
pfrG a krone toho musil zapla
tit $4,000 Ia cestovn1 pas dc
ciziny a $4,000 ma DAM "a pc
VIOLENT k vystehovan1 Sc.