davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nav IL OP.-The British
severe ,osses but neiTy tns a.ed
fcr the iirst time since war started last
ss4 'a a.er sens a e an muea as
~ rsa aand nd ]. subsequently recovering in par)
o1 The as lTsnsh franc followed suit with !.
TSs s.,s: irsne. 70 !..t s' 7 8 sufcPss ssP.; bis
For months the neutral country money
has tone steadily along with only minor
ts. vtasriations while war has undermined most
Trade in the belsa and xui,der rem aimed
Late rates follow toreat Britain in dol
iars others in cents.)
Official c.n.disn cnnssa; con.ro, Board r.,..
premium: selling. II per cent premium.
elenlvaient lsi1 a n to DISCOUNTS on Canadian dol
selling. 900 per per C Cent ta'ns s'SA 'e1 cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
set, ss I'M per cent discount. or $3.50 D. s.
, great Britain. demand unouoted: cables,
3;24: 60-day. 3..lla: 90.day. 3.Isss. Bel.
'eenevoiens9 i7oo "a or.eae esrnsn,: s5S
ssns1otsd Norway. unauoted: Portugal.
Switzerland. ss.ssn; Yuso:isViia. ii s.ssn. ss.n'
Latin America.
ss;;i 7s sSI Official soS; ir... SO: To- Ms1ieo Ms:
japan, 23.4s: Hons Kont, 2o.17: shans-
,,tla!tss Matss in SPOT cables unless otherwise
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO May IL do.-Butter, 1,O5s.-
438:- weaker; creamery. 80 score. 27A; 81.
81: Oh 26sz; 90, 26s4; 50. 26Na; SS, 25A;
co. centralized CARROTS, 81: eggs 44,57S:
steady. dirties. 14N: other prices un-
United States Department of Asricul-
turel l.-Potatoes, 1872: on track. PAT; total
U. .. shipments, 74O: old stock supplies
moderate; Idaho Russets demand mod-
crate; steady; northern stock early Ohios,
demand hsht; shghtly weaker: other va
rieties northern stock offering light: de-
mand fair: steady: sacked per hundred
Eeisht. Idaho Russet Burbanks, 9. s.
No. !. 2.1O-26: wisconsin cobblers q. s.
He, I: car; 30: 4innesota and North
No. /. 1856: new stock: supplies moderate;
Southern TriumDhs. demand fairly good !:
quality arm with slightly stronser under
unsettled; California long white. demand
umphs. demand rather lisht: Weaker; Ala Ala
bama Bliss Triumphs. y, g. No, /. un-
washed 1.95-2.O?h; q. s. No i, size B.
unwashed. few sales. .3b-45: car showing
some spotted sacks, 1.25; Louisiana, Bliss
! 1Tr1tnHmDhs: 1n. o. g. No: !, Washed: mostly
showing heated some decay and seotted
sacks. l.76.2 90; .. b. No: 1. unwashed.
1902 .O6; q. 3. No. 1. sise ,. washed,
1000: showing imnAeture. i. so: Cslifer.
dsr initial ice. 2.sS-s2E: show%ina % decay cay
and spotted sacks 1.76-2. 16: under ven-
stlfsisn 4l,Sni fsH :ais: rs; fslifcsnas aa Bliss
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Belgian Loans Hi
By Wide Losses
In Bond Market
Declines Predominote /,
With Few Resistunt
Spots on List
BY the Associated Press.

6y the At9OCl1te0 P1eSS.
NEW YORK, May 1l.-Belgian Is
sues untraded yesterday because Of
the virtual absence Of bids suffered
wide war-shock losses In q generally
heavy bond market today.
The list had a few resistant spots.
But declines predominated at the
close.
Belgian eHas went down ssA points
on the transfer Of small amounts. A
drop of nearly 81 points occurred In
the IS. japanese government and
industrial bonds weakened and Ber.
lin City Electric 6hs gave up ~.
Better action In the list was pro-
vided by new South Wales IS, Rome
6la and Australia AVS, up l to more
than 2.
Despite a selective rally in stocks
many corporate liens sasged. Down
! to around 2 points at the finish
were Delaware & Hudson refunding
As at So. Great Northern "G" Is Of
Sc. at 102A, Commonwealth Edison
convertible 3hs at 124A, American
q Foreign Power SIS at 50, Goodrich
AIS at 102, Northern Pacific Is at
Ct, Western Union IS Of 80 at 63h,
and Portland General Electric 4l1s
at 70h.
Sante Fe Is, Anaconda Copper
4las, Rock Island General Is, and
International Telephone IS made
moderate gains
General heaviness of rails was at
tributed to Washington reports cast
ing doubt on chances for railroad
aid legislation at this session of
Congress.
United States Government issues
were lower on balance but losses
were small in contrast with yester-
days deep slide by most treasures.
Transactions totaled So, ,489 900. the
best Saturday volume since April s.
A week ago transactions were
$2,561 ,000.s
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Roaming Youth Keeps
Promise to Mother
BY the Associated Press.

6y tne ASSOCIATED Press.
PITTSBURGH, May 11.-Foot-
loose Joseph Conway, jr., is. of
Allentown, sped homeward today to
keep promise he made to be with
his mother on Mothers Day.
Joseph said he and his 5-month-
old dog Kelly had hitch linked
several thousand miles since last
March %, when the boy was seized
with wanderlust and set out with
parental consent to "see a bit of the
world"
He worked at odd jobs for ready
cash and in letters to his mother
promised to be home for Mothers
Day. He arrived here last night, but
although he had money to pay for
lodgings, rooming houses wouldn't
admit him because of Kelly.
He refused to abandon the dog
and went to Oakland police station.
Kelly was permitted to sleep under
his masters bed.
Today police found friend who
was driving in the direction of Al
lentown and arranged to have him
give Joseph a lift on the last lap on
his long journey.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Research Institute
For Tropical Crops
Urged by Wallace.
Latin America Could
Meet u. S. Demund.
Scientists Told
by THOMAS r. HENRY.

Establishment Of an internat ational
institute Of tropical agriculture for
research In South American crops
which would have ready market
In the United States was urged be-
fore the Eighth American Scientific
Congress yesterday in a message
prepared by Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace.
A large part of the land now un-
der cultivation in the Latin Ameri-
can republics, Secretary Wallace
said, Is IN the temperate zone, where
crops are produced which roughly
duplicate those of North America
and for which there Is no large de-
mand. On the other hand, the great
tropical regions, sparsely cultivated,
II at all, are capable of producing
crops which cannot be produced in
the United States, such as rubber,
cinchona, tea, cocoa, camphor and
tropical hardwoods.
The American demand for these
at present, he said, must be met
from outside the Western Hemi-
sphere. Recently, Secretary Wallace
revealed, the Agriculture Depart
ment has co-operated in four agri-
cultural surveys in Haiti, Paraguay,
Ecuador and Colombia at the re-
quest OF those Governments.
Facilities Now Inadequate.
These surveys, he said, have re-
vealed the inadequate facilities for
research in tropical agriculture and
for training personnel.
1T Is our sincere belief" he said,
that the establishment of an in
stitute OF tropical agriculture Is vital
II Western Hemisphere agriculture
Is to develop as 1t should. The
proposal has been Endorsed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt's 1nterdepartmental
Committee on Cooperation with the
American Republics"
Such an institute, he said, would
develop a broad knowledge OF pests
and diseases common to the tropi-
cal regions, such as a recently dis
covered devastating disease Of ba-
nanas. a cacao rot, and various
animal parasites. Most significant
Of all, Secretary Wallace said, would
be research to increase the supply
Of rubber from tropical America.
Rubber is indigenous to South
America, Secretary Wallace pointed
out. and yet today is grown there
only to a slight extent.
Private Financing Needed.
1t would be necessary, Secretary
Wallace said, to finance such an
institute from private funds at the
start, but after 1t had proved its
worth the various governments
might be glad to support 1t. It
would necessarily be placed, he
said, In some one of the South
American countries with q large
tropical area. Several suitable sites
have been offered.
Following the Secretary's mes
sage, former Gov. Clifford Pinchot
OF Pennsylvania addressed the agri-
cultural section Of the congress on
the needs of conservation Of re-
sources. DR.. Ernesto Molestina,
director OF agriculture of Ecuador,
spoke on the agricultural capacity
Of that country DR.. r. Aiamox
Yharro of the Technical Institute
OF Caracas spoke on cattle raising
In Venezuela.
The delegates visited Mount Yer
non yesterday afternoon before the
omcial reception by Secretary Huh
1t the Pan-American. Building last
night. - - -
Evening star., 1940-05-12

- u.
MONTH ..o s'z s,s s1 y..r .:st :sa $751; s:s
Ess E:s sisf ssss s3s ssss ss ssiii.s
l926 average equals 1909
sales. 1919 tons: July. 6O7; September,
s.14; October, SIN. The Board Of Man
.ssps sc3s, Of tn: ,. New York Cocoa Exchanse at
or day voted to The
the summer months, besinnins Nay /. ''
coFFEE-spot quiet: Santos No. 8. 7h
ins,;So1 Hi1 No; =; ~ Cost and f5eisht :n:rinss $
e.4o.7 90. Santos No d. futures c.oead
July s7S: SEPT seps.m5er s'4ss s: as 40 7 No. o'
May ssss Jus $685. ssl ss,ss sso esss
wool ToPstwar news from abroad
continued 70 afect futures today and the
.d.et tqsde ,na a' w., fosid d., tS point. higher
covering lifted prices as much as II points
early before the advance was checked
through commission house accounts and
scattered hedge selling: May. 99.Ob: July.
SsO; october, 97.9: Spot. standard tops,
1.O3. UP ] 8.
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed 21-ss
lever sales; No. | standard. 365 contracts:
May 2Ob: July. 81 $3.50; December,
2o42-45; smoked ribbed. spot. 235On.
10000 pounds: september' ber'nsoseo' 5.oos. Sa'e'
zNc--Futures closed s to hirher:
sales 10000 pounds; July. 5.72b; August
No sales In Straits tin futures.
RAW a.,.! HpssMESsu1s: e. dc6 closed l2.l5 hish
os sepssmeer ssss eSSnHs pec.mssa ssns i4es
spot No. l Western hsht native cows,
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Belgian Reserve Officers
In U. ). Called 10 CoIors

Belgian reserve officers In the
United States last night were sum-
moned to the colors in an order
from the Belgian Embassy.
1t said: "The Belgian Embassy
hereby notifies all Belgian reserve
omcers. bearers OF letters of service.
that they are to rejcln their military
units as soon as possible. They
should get In touch Immediately with
the Belgian Embassy Is Washington
or the Belgian consulate closest to
their place Of residence In the
United States"
Evening star., 1940-05-12
New York Suqor

NEW YORK, May II R.-Nev GAINS
.rH vsrs scored N susar i futures today q;
the advance.
Speculative forces continued to see the
menace. Of destruction OF Europe's sugar
esfs sdt Il .pS 9S. and eansess to
interests, who stand to benefit from
forced switch In business from Europe to
Cuba, bought actively.
World futures closed / to 4 points higher
September. 5ohb
The domestic list added 2 to 4 points
on sales Of 17.4SO tons.
Raw sugar leveied ofi close to Fridays
sharp Gains. Southern rehner bought
5000 tons Of Philippines due May 20 at
Phl,ppnes sold ~nu cubss yese net
openly offered.
Refined held steady at $50 cents.
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New York Suour

NEW YORK. May II R,-suear III.
lures advanced In active trading today,
spurred by speculative buying and trade
covering.
Domestic contracts gained 3 to 4 points
On sales Of 17,46O tons.
world contracts we're SUPPORTED by
Cuban buying and outside covering which
absorbed T9de liquidation ana profit
takin{. fina! prices were up to points
on sales Of 10.S5O tons.
finer took 5000 tons Of Philippines due
May 20 at 2.90 cents . pound while July
August Philippines sold at 2.9S. Cubas
were not openly offered.
Refined vas steady at 4.5O cents.
M a rAARn fA1lAVe.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Mercantile Exchunoe
Ends Saturday Sessions
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 11-Beginning
today, the Saturday session in the
New York Mercantile Exchange was
suspended the year around.
The exchange sets official whole
sales quotations for butter, cheese
and eggs.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Dr.. Gotes to Speok

DIR. Samuel E. Gates. chief Of the
international division of the Civil
Aeronautics Authority, will be the
guest speaker at the luncheon Of the
Georgetown University Foreign
Service Alumni Club Wednesday at
1880 pm at Schneider's Restaurant
George Roper, president Of the
alumni, will preside.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
New York Metuls

NEW YORK. May II R.-Copper
50: e.nor f.s Onnsss'e0' New Yc1t. 81.
II M-b0. Tin flrm: sDot and nearby,
$500 nominal; forward, 63.2S nominal.
East 9t, Louis, 4.eB. Zine steady; East
9t. Louis, spot and forward, S.7b. Pi8
iron. aluminium. antimo0y. auicksilver.
scheAite UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Briggs Net for Quarter
Totals $2,395,2o2
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 11.-BrieRs
Manufacturing Co., Detroit, maker
OF automobile bodies, reported to-
day for the March quarter net profit
OF 1885, ,202, equal to $1.2l a share
on the capital stock, compared with
$958, ,046, or 48 cents a share in the
comparable 1889 period.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Moryolund Tobacco

Southern MARYLAND auction markets varied
considerably during the latter half of the
week from prices on the opening sale ac-
cordinE 70 the Agricultural Marketing
service. Choice to GOOD duolitv, bricht
and dull crop and stemminR seconds shove
slight gains. Fair and low qualities OF
both bright and dull crop, TIPS and all
qualities OF RranulatinR seconds Shove ed
losses Of from 80 to "a so per 100 pounds
individual prices on the bulk Of sales
raneed from So to $3s per. 100 pounds.
consisted principally Of the fair to low
;. Averaae prices Der 100 pounds by quail
ity, and Approximate ranges on bulk OF salea
follow:
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Also extra or extras
Quotations furnished BY National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

The Securities Commission reported yes
terday these transactions by customers
New York Stock Exchange for MAY 10:
S,6ss purchases involving 247,33O shares:
7,S43 sales involving 22O,S69 shares, in
cludink 90 short saies involving 3,114
Evening star., 1940-05-12

citation Of Securities Dealers, Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transaction. or hrm bids or offers. but
unless otherwise indicated. are a. quoted
by the SPONSORS or issuers.
sAsterisk indicates mot quoted by
sponsors or issuers'
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Corporate Earnings

NEW YORK, May IL NP.-Corporste
earnings reports issued during the week
showfnk profits per common share included:
Qtarter Ended March 81
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK. May II tR.-National An.
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
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Insurance Stocks
CReported by Smith, Barney Il COY

NEW YORK. May II lp.-National As.
sociation Of Securities Dealers. Inc:
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. May IL R-(National Az.
soclatlon Securities DealerS, Incl
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FederuI lund bunks

EEE York; MAY II @.-oiosins Fed-
Evening star., 1940-05-12

'Ranses quoted do not represent ex.
trefne prtce. range IN each quality. but
only on bulk sales. approximately two.
thirds Of total, n
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Associated
Press weiehted wholesale price index OF IS
commodities today advanced to 741O.
month ago, 1915; year ago. 689i.
1910. 1899 1888 '33-37.
High 1920 T5o2 7431 az Ii
Evening star., 1940-05-12
United States Treasury Position


y the Associated Press.
The position Of the 4
Evening star., 1940-05-12

e e~ ssl4 paid December 49,
' '-~ ~'N' -""
Evening star., 1940-05-12

pss6aS vssh = ~ ssvisa ysss. otssh sss
Sa1lssas 6sdaao koo sas wssln tssts ssats
ssSs. ohsaSo assa b psssaases..
Evening star., 1940-05-12
How IS Rusiness2

oes1eAl ou1kae8 ACTIVITY h dIs s,suav
eSsahse ~ esaa oss,s sstsds n y. a.
sAsssd ssss shs~ we'd = sssv,ly sAsys - su,.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

Arthur Katz byl hracem ma
universite Notre Dame, kdyz
mu zemfel otec. Meyer Katz,
MATTEL kozeluzny v Chicago
zanechal tfi miliony dolar1.
PozGstalost rozdelena ma pet
dill, jeden dostal Arthur, KITE
ry zanechal studii a : ozenil Sc,
nastoupiv s mladou manzelkou
Eileen bouTlivou svatebnf ces-
tn. Kdyz Sc vratil, byl, jak Sc
pc americku Tika "broke". Ny
nj stall jake obzalovany pred
soudcem, kde jej zena zalova-
la, re il nedava mic ma zivobyti
Katz doznal, re utratil vel
Ike pen1ze ma svatebn1 ceste p
kdyz Sc vratil, musel prodat
$50 akci1 zavodu a dale prodal
dive pojistky. PAX pracoval v
byvale otcove tovarne "a $25
tydne, ale i tn praci pozbyl a
nyn1 nema mic. Advokat man.
zelky ukazal soudci jak nesmy
sine Katz pen1ze vyhazoval pc
SVEN snatku. Ia boty zaplati]
$1,229.76, "a kytky vydal $780,.
SO a vazanky kupoval pc $40.
V soudu Dude pokracovano
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Pro Cerveny XIII.

We SVEN upozornenl, re can
glie Dude zahy celiti n%ejvetsi-
mu oblezeni v dejinach sveta",
americky velvyslanec Jos. P.
Kennedy nabadal We sve posled-
nj reel americky lid, ably posky
IT, co mono nejvetsf podpory
Americkemu Cervenemu kT1zi.
We SVEN radiovem rozhlasu
pravil, re "prostredky, ktery-
mi nyn1 vladneme, jsou ubohe
v pomeru k pozadavkum, ma
mas kladenym.
"Vas vdek "a to, re vase dit
ky mohou Sc uloziti vecer ku
spanku bez obavy, re budou v
noel usmrceny strasnymi vybu-
chy leteckych pun, mel by BY
ii projeven v1ci tenn, jimz ia
kovy osud jest DENIM 1delem.
NemGzete davati ami prilis ry-
chile, ami dost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Registrace cizincH.

Urednfci Department. spra-
vedlnosti oznamili, re We dvou
tydnech budou pfipraveni k
registrovan1 a pofizovani otis
XII prstG vsech cizinc1 ci neob-
can't We Spoj. Statech, jejichz
pocet Sc odhaduje ma $780,
900.
Vsechny registracnf zazna-
my a vsechny otisky prstd bu-
dou pfedany hlavnfmu 1fadu
F. B. L. We Washington6, kde
jiz nyn1 vedou v evidence pres
10,O0O,00O otiskG prst1.
Kongres zaroven naf1dil, re
tyto rekordy "majf byti tajne
a duverne" a re mali byti k pc
uzit1 pouze pro osoby anebo L.
rady, ustanovene komisaTem
pristehovalectvl Sc schvalenlm
generalnlho navladniho Spoj.
Stat1.
Jakmile Dude kterykoli CHI
nee registrovan, je pax pow
men do peti dnd pc zmen6 sve
adresy oznamiti novou adresu
komisafovi.
V novem zakone Sc zaroven
ustanovuje pokuta $40, 900 a
trest 10leteho uvezneni pro
kazdeho, kdy by byl uznan vim
nym z pObuTOVanl nebO re sVa-
den1 k neposlusnosti v armad-
nj nebo namoTni sluzb6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
ZIodsi ~kolektorem.

V Chicago ma Mike Trotta
avernu. jake zvlastnf atrakci
ma ma nalevnim stole staff o.
barveny soudek, ma nemz je
napis: "Hodte vase zbytecne
Gently, petaky a desaky do
soudku a pTijdte ma prasecf
body a dobre pivo." V soudku
bylo asi tax Ia $50 minc1, kdyz
prisel nynf zasmusily host, Sc
dl k nalevnimu stolu. Kdyz 81
precetl napis ma soudku, "a
smuSil Sc jeSte vice. Jeste nez
81 neco porucil, zavrcel: "To-
HE je prece hanba. Narody
krvacf, celia Europa Sc chveje,
nevinne zeny a deti umfraji
hlady a Wy tady kolektujete ma
prasecf hody a pivo." We vel
KEN rozhorcenf popadl soudek
a mfril ku dveT1m, kdyz Mike
ktery v srdci jest hodny clo-
vek a dial ma Cerveny krlz snad
vice nez mnohy, pustil Sc "a
mravokarnym hostem a kdyz
jej u dverf dohonil, host pustil
sOudek, tasil revolver, rka:
"Kdyz nechcete uznat, jaky
jste hlupak, tax odevzdam pc
n1ze Cervenemu kTizi misto
vas ja."
PAX zatahl Mike-a do zadu,
svazal mu nohy a ruce, profile
oil mu kapsy, nasel v kapse Fla
te hodinky, s prstu mu stahl
diamantovy prsten a z registru
wal SIS a pax Sc dial ma 1stup,
ale nezapomel sebou wit u
dver1 stoj1cf soudek, v nemz
bylo "a $50 minci.
Mike pravf, re vystrojf pra-
SECT hody a da sud piva re sve
kapsy, jestli zlodej odvede sou
dek Cervenemu xiii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Studentka csl. pGdvodu zvitezi.
la mad los jinymi O nadaci.

Ardath Prantnerova, dcera
publicisty Emilia F.. Prantnera
v New Yorku, ktery nekolik
rok1 vydaval take mesicnik
"Czechoslovak Review, zvite-
lila mad 1O5 studentkami, KITE
re Sc uchazely O studijni sti-
pendulum.
Jde O podporu $500 ma skol-
nj rok 1940-41, kterou il v
techto dnech prifkl vybor Scho
larship Committee pri Great
Neck Lodge of Elks, jehoz
pfedsedou je Louis c.. Weniger
Vynikajicl 1spech, jehoz Pran
tnerova doc1lila pTi studiu ma
vyss1 skole, rozhodnul v jeii
prospect.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Carodejne barry.

Barry hraj1 V naSem zivOte
mnohem d1lezitejsf 1lohu,
neil bychom chteli pTipustit.
Jaky 1cinek mohou NIT zmeny
barev ma lidskou chut, doka-
zuje pokus americkeho osve-
tlovacihd inzenyra Hibbena.
Ably dokazal vliv rGzneho "a
barven1 nejen ma lidske oko, a.
lie i ma chut, cich a cit, pozval
Hibben nekolik lid1 k slavnost-
n1mu j1dlu. Byla bohata, jid-
la a jitl dost, k tomu tanec-
nj hudba. Jenze mistnost byla
osvetlovana rGznymi lampami,
ktere vyzarovaly krone cerve-
neho a zeleneho svetla jeste il
ma rozlicna zabarven1. TAX ma
pf1klad spatrili hoste svetlese-
dou peceni. Billy celer byl ma
cervenaly, hlavkovy salat ma
fialovely a zeleny hrasek Sc
jevil jake ~zvetseny cerny ka-
war. Mleko bylo krvave rude,
cerna kava mela slaby nadech
do zluta. Brzy pc zacatku no.
dovanl vzdala sc vetsina hostf
j1dla. Mnoz1 Sc necftili zrov-
ma dobre, ackoliv predlozenym
j1dlGm sc nedalo niceho vytk-
nouti. Ale 1celu bylo dosaze-
no a pokus byl hoden vynalo-
zene reklamy. Podobna pozo-
rovanf ucinila jedna tovarna o.
buvi We Spojenych Statech. Je-
il deln1ci dostavali ocn1 nedu-
ny, nebot Sill cernou obuv Ger
nou nitl ma cernych strojfch.
Kdyz dala tovarna pfetT1t stro-
je ma hnedo a jejich pohyblive
casti ma zeleno, ustaly stiznosti
delnfk1. Mnohe tovarny We
Spojenych Statech uplatnuj1
takto zfskane zkusenosti prak-
ticky. TAX je tomu u automo-
bilove tovarny Packard, tovar-
ny ma zeleznicni vozy Toledo a
znameho velkeho mlyna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
ERNIE DUSEK A BU-
DE v CARLIN'S ARENA.


Pr1stf 1tery, dine 2. cervence
v. kf1zkovych zapasech poTa-
danych v Carlin's Arena v hla-
vnlm zapase ktery urcen ma
dobu jedne porazky Ernie Du-
SEX utka sc S Frankem Sexton.
Zvlastnf atrakcf Dude zapas
mezi Mildred Burke, J sv6tova
championka v tonic oboru a
Lupe Acosta, z Mexika.
Mimo techto zapas1 ma pro-
gramu budou 3 jine zapasy.
Zacatek v $3.50 vecer.
Zeny v pr1vodu muze mali
vstup volny We vyhrazenych
sedadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Osudny pad.

V Ashland, Wisconsin v do
kach Northwestern drahy spa
al deln1k Louis Gusnewski do
podpalubf, do hloubky 35 stop,
byl zabit temef okamzite. Del
mix pomahal vykladat rudu z
lode a kdyz byfa vybrana a
chtel zavf1t dveTe, tax spadl
do podpalubf. Byl zamestnan
v dokach 23 let. Byl povazo-
van Ia pozorneho delnfka.
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Termiti serial bondy.

V Nevada City, Kalifornie,
vojensky vyslouzilec Henry
Lewis 81 sci do skrySe, do niz u
lozil sve bondy Ia vojenskou
sluzbu We svetove valce obdr-
zene. Seznal, re termiti je
znicili temer uplne. Sebral, CO
z mich zbylo, a postal je do
Washingtonu. UradGm Sc po-
daTilo bondy ztotozniti, Lewis
obdrzel plnych 500 i S 1ro-
ky.
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Cesky tanec Beseda uchvatil
AmericanY.

V Clevelandu ma vyssf skole
John Adams u. pTilezitosti gra-
duacnlch slavnosti pronikave
vyniklo c1slo ceskych studen-
tex, ktere nacvicily a zatanci-
ly narodnf tanec ceskou Bese-
du pri pfedvaden1 tancn mno-
ha jinych narodG, zastoupe-
nych v Clevelande.
Krasa sestavy Besedy a jeji
provedenl studentkami, oblece
nymi v nadhernych csl. krojfch
Sc tax llbily, re bylo hned pa
trno, re mas narodni tanec u
chvatil a zlskal nejvyssi uzna.
nj.