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Evening star., 1940-04-26
STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY APRIL 2s 1910

and music and literature, 1t be-
comes al the more our duty to keep
alive the culture Of the world.
"As other nations have given to us
abundantly from the deep wells Of
their civilization let us hope that
We shall do all in our power to pre-
pare gift for them during the
days Of their unhappiness."
DR.. Dewey, sounding a similar
note, said that the work carried
on by American artists is q service
to democracy so important that
ito starve it or allow it to lapse
would be defeat for democracy
as genuine as one taking place on
g physical battlefield"
Immortality.
Introduced as this country's most
cultured citizen" DR.. Dewey told
the radio audience that 1T is by
creation of the intangibles of science
and philosophy and especially by
those of the arts that countries
and communities have won immor-
tality for themselves after material
wealth has crumbled into dust"
Secretary Morgenthau pointed out
that, great as were the public works
of the Romans and the Greeks, these
were survived by their sculpture and
art. He also read letter addressed
to Mrs. Morgenthau from Mrs.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

Roosevelt In which the latter de-
clared she had never wavered" in
her belief that great nation could
not fail to utilize the services of its
creative talents to the fullest.
Mr.. Carmody urged the public to
see the inside of the Government
buildings, as well as the outside, and
Senator ia Toilette declared that
he believed support of American
artists should be shared by all, re-
gardless Of political Affiliations"
Evening star., 1940-04-26

Representing q Cool Saving Of Over 30%
Exciting. dofIor rsovine news for you who appreciate
value, and quoIity These ore brond-new garments in
the coolest ond snortest Of summer obrics-pue trop
col worsteds Single and double breasted models in the
rev ereys. noturo TONS browns ond blues Sizes s. to
SO in reeulors. shorts longs. stouts, short stouts
Evening star., 1940-04-26

day by American Airlines. The new
flight Is scheduled to arrive at the
new La Guardia Airport. New York,
at $3.50 am. Breakfast will be
served en- route.
At present virtually all Of the
early morning flights from WASH
irgton to New York are made by
through al. planes from California
or Florida and frequently space Is
lacking for local passengers.
New summer schedules, which will
go into effect Sunday night on the
American Airlines system, will re-
duce travel time between Washing.
ton and Chicago by q minutes and
between Washington and California
by l hour and IS minutes.
The new schedules will bring
Americans total daily fight mileage
to $4,000 miles, an increase Of 4l3
per cent over the daily total flown
at this time last year.
Evening star., 1940-04-26

genstierne said, my information is
that the reports of treason among
our own people have been vastly ex-
aggerated. These reports to a large
extent were broadcast by the enemy
as part of his well-organized propa-
ganda, with the purpose to break
our morale and shake the confidence
of our friends"
He acknowledged that there was
a lot of sabotage and faxed orders
and trickery of all kinds, but it
was perpetrated by the invaders,
hardly by the Norwegians."
Evening star., 1940-04-26

Representative May of Kentucky,
Jesse H. Jones, administrator of the
Federal Loan Agency; Joseph B.
Eastman, chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission; Gen. Hugh
S. johnson, member of the War In
dustries Board; Emil Schram, chair
man of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp; John M. Carmody, admins
traitor of the Federal Works Agency;
Admiral Emory S. Land, chairman Of
the Maritime Commission; Otto S.
Boyer, chairman of the National
Mediation Board; James S. Hood
president of the American Short
Line Railroad Association, and Muir
ray w. Latimer, chairman of the
Railroad Retirement Board.
Evening star., 1940-04-26
Susscer to Be Guest

Representative Sasscer, Democrat,
of Maryland will be guest of honor
at banquet of Cheverly Post
American Legion, tonight at
o'clock in the Del Rio Restaurant.
Bladensburg. Proceeds will be used
for proposed $4,000 American Le-
gion home at Cheverly.
Evening star., 1940-04-26
Airline to Initiute
New 'Commuter Service

Designed as a "commuter service"
for the benefit Of Washingtonians,
a new schedule between Washing
ton and New York, with departure
at Z am. daily. will be started Mon
Evening star., 1940-04-26

Northern Ireland Government has
set a maximum price for seed oats.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
COCOA DEFENDS
SEMI-PRO TITLE
FOURTH-ANNUAL BASEBALL
TOURNAMENT NEXT
JULY
Especial o The Citizen)

WICHITA, Kans., Dec. TO-
Cocoa Indians will be the defend
ing state champions when the
fourth annual Florida state semi
pro baseball tournament is stag
ed next July, according to presi-
dent Ray Dumont of the National
Semi-Pro Baseball Congress.
Site and date Of the l941 Flor
ida state championship tourna-
ment is expected to be announced
within the next month after state
commissioner is appointed for the
coming year.
District tournaments are ex-
pected to be established for the
first time in Florida in 1941 to
precede the state tournament
which will be followed by the
seventh annual national tourna-
ment at Wichita, August Is to q.
Complete details of the semi-pro
program are featured in the 1941
National Baseball Guide, avail
able after January 1.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10

Vibrations from a dynamite ex-
plosion have been detected 1000
miles away.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
STANDINGS
ISLAND CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE

er of the club that beat New York
u, Army and Rutgers.
Steve Lacy coached Milligan
college Of Johnson City, Tenn.
to its first perfect campaign. The
Buffaloes, led by Halfback Bill
Showalter, rang up nine trium-
pms and scored 179 points against
SO. Shurtleff of Illinois won eight
games, tallying 126 points to 26.
Lacrosse Crops Again
Lacrosse CWis.) Teachers, that
won 6 games and scored 1913
points against 9, copped the Wis
consin state teachers college nor
thern division championship in
1899 as well as this year, and in
1888 lost only one game. La
Crosse, coached by Clyde Smith,
gained undisputed state champ
ionship this year by beating
Whitewater, southern winner, Z
O. Dick Lass was the backfield
ace while Jack Peterson, West
Allis. Ed Ganske and Art Veg
ner stood out in the line.
Shurtleff College of Alton, Il
linois, with an enrolment of $50
students and a squad of il8, won
eight games and was scored on
only four times. This was Bill
Moss first year at Shurtleff and
also his first year as a college
coach. Art Boettcher, a fUllback
who scored 81 points, was the
standout player. Shurtleff, Oldest
college in Illinois, has played
football for so years but this was
its first perfect season.
Another small COLLEGE, st. Am
brose of Davenport, Ia, had a
great season, nob a single foe
crossing its goal However. it was
forced from the unbeaten, united
list with a ScoreleSs deadlock in
the last game with Loras of Du-
buque. 1t had won eight games
in a row, and scored 134 points
in nine games and only two
teams got within its 20-yard line
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
YUCATAN kid
WON BY K.O.
FLATTENED LARRIMORE IN
THIRD ROUND LAST
NIGHT

MIAMI, Dec. 1O.-After one
minute and SO seconds of the
third round, Yucatan Kid knock
ed out Jack Larrimore last night
to win the main event of the
Herald's Empty Stocking Boxing
Show in Miami.
The affair was scheduled for
ten rounds.
The Kid had sent Larrimore to
the floor in the opening round
but the Floridian came right
back after the count of one.
.- Larrimore got through the
second round all right and was
blasting the Kid with rights and
lefts in the third just before the
sleeping punch landed on his
jaw.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
Team Without Practice Field Joins List
OF 10 Small College Unbeaten Grid Teams
LITTLE SCHOOLS WITH PERFECT RECORDS
HAVE REAL STARS; MANY IN 1910 SHOW Il
VICTORIOUS SEASONS COMING THING
By DILLON GRAHAM. AP Feature Service Sports Editor

YORK 1O-Pacific Lutheran, tiny far western
school without practice field had of the 10 small college
football teams that without defeat tie
These little colleges claiming the national
c.onionbin or recevng postseason
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10

The word geography" is de-
lived from Greek roots meaning
description of the earth.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10

A RIGHT TO THE JAW in
the third round sent Jack
Larrimore to the floor for
keeps" and gave the Yuca-
tan Kid a knockout victory
in The main bout Of the Her
AIDS Empty Stocking Fund
Boxing Show in Miami last
night.
Previous TO the fight last
evening. the Keed had engag-
ed in 81 fistic battles. knock
ing down his opponents IL
times. In the three-Year pc
riod he has fought in Florida
rings he has dropped only
four bouts.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10

Lions Club, present champion
five of the city, edged the Ma
rines in the afterpiece, 45-42. The
contest was close in every quarter
and tied in the third period. Both
teams played a rough game.
Smith and Pinder paced the
Lions in scoring with 20 and is
points, respectively. Solenbarger
and McGregor topped the losers.
Aaas T1,,h
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
NAVsTAs DROPPED

NavSta basketball team
failed to appear for its open
ing game with the Plumbers
last night.
Coach Johnny Offutt an
ncunced last night that the
Station five has been dropped
from the league and replaced
by the High School varsity
team.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL
AND LIONS In
BASKET WINS
NAvSTA DROPPED FROM CIR
CUT DUE TO NoN-APpEAR-
ANcE FOR OPENING GAME
LAST NIGHT

Island City Basketball League
opened its 1940-'41 season last
night at the High School Gym
with two close, hard-fought
games.
High School five, substituting
for the NavSta, doWned the high
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. Zoo p. m.l

TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-Army VS.. VP53.
Second Game-Plumbers VS..
Marines.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-Army VS.. High
School.
Second Game-LionS VS.. VP53.
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game = Plumbers VS.
Army.
Second Game-LionS VS.. High
School.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10

SMASHED 10 the floor In the
third round of his fight last
night with the Yucatan Kid
in Miami. Jack Larrimore
fractured two bones in his
right leg. The fractures were
revealed in an examination at
st. Francis hospital.
The 2o-Ysar-old weller
weight started his career less
than three years ago as a pre-
liminarY boy. He surprised
New York fistic fans last year
by defeating tough Vic Dele
curti. fifth ranking welter-
weight contender. In battling
his way TO main event fights
he beat Bobby Britton. Toby
Tobias. Young Kid Mccoy
and knocked out Al Smith in
the ninth round Of q Cali
fornta bout.
The knockout at the hands
of the Yucatan Kid last night
was his first serious setback.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-10

ly-touted Peppers Plumbers, 46-
40, in the curtain-raiser, begin
ming at ZOO o'clock.
Mcmahon and Smith, with q
and Is points respectively, were
high scorers for the victors. Car
bonell and Woodson led the Pep
pers.
Rox score.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Mirova conference " Chicago
urcena ma 6. dubna.

Michael Quill, byvaly alder
man mestske rady v New Yor-
ku a pTedseda unie transport
Mich Zam6stnancG a Joseph
Curran, pTedseda unie narod-
Mich namoTn1k1 budou hlavn1-
mi fecn1ky ma hromadne sch1-
ri dine 6. dubna v Ashland Au-
ditoriu. Bude to tax Nv. miro
va schGze a budou Sc ma nj po-
dflet jak zastupci prace, tax
cirkvi a socialn1 skupiny a vsi-
chni Sc pripojf k automobilove
parade, jez Dude schulz pred
chazet. Vice nez $50 delega-
til jak AFL tax CIO dohodlo
Sc ma planu minulou sobotu ma
konferenci v Midland hotelu a
bylo konecne poznano, re wa
JENNIE Sc potfranf skodi delhi
,ctvu a proto by bylo ma case, a
by Sc d6lnicke organisace do
mluvily, uzavrely mir a praco-
valy ruku v ruce. Hlavnf rec
nix Herbetr March, pTedseda
jatkaTskych delnikG, prohla-
sill ma minute konferenci, re a.
mericky delnik nechce teziti z
evropske valky, ale take Sc do
nj nechce mlchat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
13. bfezna Dude akce
ukoncena.

zadame proto snazne spoil.
ky a jednotlivce, jimz pomoc.
ne znamky byly zaslany a kite.
II dosud zasilky nevyrovnali,
ably tax bezodkladne ucinili!
We vykazech DART nejsou
uvadeny osoby ami spolky, KITE
re nam poslaly pen1ze "a znam
ky, nybrz pouze ii, kdoz We
prospech .cs. legionaT1-invali-
dG poslali nebo odevzdali sku-
tecny dar.
z pomocneho fondu bylo cs.
egionaTGm-invalid1m We Spo-
jenych Statech dosud vyplace-
no $2,387.OO.
Pouzivejte legionarskych
pomocnych znamek ma vsech
spolkovych a soukromych do
pisech pc cely rok!
4 arsiky jsou "a 81.
| pc ukonceni akce muzete
obdrzeti poslete-li OBJ
jednavku a pen1ze ma adresu /:
Czechoslovak Legion
naires 2608 So. Central Park
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Americka armada zkousi
"taiemny" vynaIez.

V Oakland, Kalifornie, hro-
madky prachu explodovaly
pod sirym nebem, kdyz armad-
nj dustojnfci pozorovali zkous-
ky IS vybusnym paprskem'', O
nemz vynalezce pravf, re je S
to vyhoditi nepTatelske sklady
munice a gasolinu ma znacnou
vZdalenost.
Vynalez demonstroval Otto
H. Mohr, starsf muz, ktery pra
coval o mem nekolik mesicu.
Pravil, re nabldl vynalez Via
de jake mozny porstredek k O.
brane. Odepfel popsati svIj
pr1stroj, ale pravil, re zavisi
jak ma slunecnim svetle, tax ma
elektricke s1le a vyvozuje vi
braci, ktera zp6sobi konecne
vybuch. Ami armadni dGstoj-
n1ci nebyli ochotni k jakemu-
koli p~rojevu o tonic vynalezu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Re soudu " Chicago.

Anna Schupmanova, 43leta
karabacem ma psa ma verejne
ulici seSlehala 44letou vdovu
Ivy Westovou, ponevadz pry
jejf manzel udrzoval znamost
S vdovou "a jejimi zady. Vdo-
va zalovala ma $4,000 odskod
neho.
K utkanf doslo V srpnu 1887
a Schupman pry ma popud re-
ny vylakal Westovou ma rob
nedaleko domova a tam sc ODE
zeny strictly. Nejdr1v Sc utka-
ly jazyky, potion 81 skubaly dr.
dolly a konecn6 vytahla Schup-
manOva psi karabac a busila
do sokyne az il -pferazila ruku
a zpGsobila zranen1 ma halve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Odkazy do Stare VIasti.

Probatn1 soudce v Chicago
vydal dnlezite rozhodnut1 v O.
tazce pen6z, odkazanych zdej-
SINH lidmi jejich pratel1m We
stare vlasti.
Rozhodnut1 bylo ucin6no v
pr1padu Flomety Pracnove, kite
ra We sve zav6ti odkazala 500
sv6mu bratru Match Vokacovi
V Haiku u Stahlan v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Pravnik George A.
Novak pripravil v zajmu ban
ky Western Stante Bank jake
exekutorovi petici, v ktere u
vadi, re Ceskoslovenska repu-
blika jest pritomne okupovana
mocf, ktera nebyla uznana Via
dou Spojenych StatG, re nenl
zadn6ho 1radu, jenz by mohl
.jednati jmenem dotycneho de-
dice a kazdy zpGsob bezpecne-
no dodani dedictv1 Match Vo-
kacovi.
Soud uznal tyto d1vody a
narfdil exekutorovi, ably ulozil
dotycny odkaz v obnosu 500
u okresniho pokladnika pro
zm1n6n6ho d6dice Mateje Vo-
kace az do dalsfch rozkaz1
probatnfho soudu.
Ma zaklade tohoto rozkazu
Dude 800, ktere Filomena
Pracnova odkazala svemu bra
trovi, uschovano pro neho do
t6 dolby, kdy Ceskoslovenska
republika Dude znovu utvoTe-
ma a kdy Dude jisto, re je obdr-
Ii a Dude moci uziti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Safety cesky pionyr zemrel.

V New Prague, Mimi, byl
pohTben Safety krajan Albert
j. KubeS, farmar a obcan, KITE
ry skonal v obydli sve dcery
Amy, provdan6 "a Jana F. No
vaka.
Kubes Sc narodil ID. dubna
1856 v Cechach a do Ameriky
pTijel S rodici, kdyz mu bylo
dev6t rok1. Rodice Sc usadili
V New Yorku, kde zili nekolik
rokG. Pc t6 81 koupili farmu
blize New Prague, Mimi, a cd
t6 dolby zili tam.
Albert ztravil sve mladf v
praci ma farme svych rodic1 a
roku 1875 pojal "a manzelku
Annu Bastyrovou. Mlad1 man
zele ziil Sc zenichovymi rodici
az do jejich smrti, kdy Sc pax
ujali T1zen1 fanny pc Mich.
Roku 1905 odeSli ma odpoci-
mex a prest6hovali Sc do Move
Prahy. Kubesova zemTela ro-
ku 1926, avsak dedecek vzdor
tOmu zGstal v samotnem oby-
dlf a teprve asi pred ctyrmi
lety Sc odstehoval k provdane
dceTi, ktera mu doslouzila az
k smrti V jeho opravdu poze-
hnanem veku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
DOLEzITE UPOZORNENf.

= Pres vsechno dosavadn1
upozornen1 mnoz1 krajane p1-
81 do stare vlasti dosti neopatr-
ne domn1vaj1ce Sc, re rGznymi
jinotaji mohou svym drahym
donna dobre naznacit, CO Sc
venku dele. To bylo NONE V
prvn1ch dobach okupace, niko-
Ii vsak nyn1, kdy nemecka cen
surn1 prakse byla zdokonalena
Jest proto pamatovat, re neu-
vazeny dopis nebo nekolik ne
uvazenych vet niue zpGsobit
nasim drahym donna mnohou
hoTkou chv1li. 0 tom CO Sc de-
je venku, netreba informovat
V dopisech, podrobenych pf1s-
ne censufe. Nasi donna jsou in
formovani radiem a jsou infor-
movani i tiskem, v nemz ne
mecke tiskov6 1rady kazdeho
tyden 1toc1 ma nasi zahranicn1
akci a tax bezdecne pine po-
tvrzujf jejf existence a velky
dosah a vyznam politicky. V
dopisech psat o techto vecech
byt i jen naznacich je krajne
nebezpecne pro adresaty.
Dovidame Sc z naprosto spo
lehliveho pramene, re v 1noru
byla zavedena censura tax pTi-
sna, re Gestapo zar1dilo pro
vsechny Cechy, kteT1 dostavaj1
dopisy z ciziny, zvlastnf konto.
Krajan jenz odjel z Prahy to-
no mes1ce, byl pTedvolan do
Peckova palace a v dvouhodin-
mem vyslechu mu byly doslov-
ne cteny cel6 odstavce z dopi-
sI, ktere pred casem dostal re
zahranicf. Nemectf 1Tednlci
zadali brutalne a nasilnicky
vysvetlenf, jak mali rozumet
obsahu dopis1 Stale Sc jiz
mnoho pT1padG, re pro dopis z
Ameriky byli Tide watt do vaz
by a nelidsky tyrani. Nevysta-
vujte proto svych drahych zby-
tecnemu nebezpeci a budte We
svych dopiesch krajne opatrni
omezujice Sc vyhradne ma We
ci, jez Yam treba nezbytne Wy
r1diti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

jeho planu nybrz O pouhy Cd
klad diktovany ohledy ma O.
kamzite potreby hospodaTske.
Mobilisace pro pracovnf povin-
most zGstava stalou hrozbou,
kterou Nemci v prfhodnem O.
kamziku pouziji,nebot jim ma
slouzit die Frankova planu ne
jen k 1cel1m hospodaTskym,
ale i k politickym: k dalslmu
rozptyleni naseho lidu z nase
no "zivotn1ho prostoru."
Z sibenicn1ho humoru
prazskeho. V Indii hladovi je-
den "a vSechny, V T1Si vsichni
Ia jednoho.
= V menSfm meste u Prahy
pri muzice sc nemohou k sob6
dostat nemectf vojaci a ceske
d1vky, jez s vojaky nechteji
tancovat. K p6lnoci jeden ne
mecky voj1n jde resolutne k
jedne d1vce a takto j vece: Ty
chces Benes, ia chces Schusch-
nigg, gema tanzen spolu. Div
ka pry 81 dala r1ci.
= Ponevadz v Protektoratu
vladne p. Frank (Neurath je
pate kolo u vozu) rika Sc Pro-
tektoratu :"Protentokrat Frank
reich.
= Hitler navstivil zavody
H. Goeringa. Jakmile Hitler
doprovazen sutton vstoupil do
tovarni mfstnosti, najednou fl
f1z a mocny proud strhl Hitle-
ra a velky electricity magnet
no k sobe pevn6 prissal. Kdyz
no pracne odtrhli, zahloubal
Sc Goering mad pT1cinou a pro-
hlasil: Wis, Ado, to Dude ia iva
dratena kosile, budes 81 il mu-
set svl1ct, takhle bychom Sc
daleko nedostali. Hitler 81 dial
r1ci, svlekl 81 dratenou kosili a
income vykrocil. Jen vsak u
delal par krok1, najednou fl
liz a Hitler Je ZaS ma elektrO-
magnetu. S namahou no Ease
odtrhli. Goering sc zamyslil a
pov1da: "Poslechni, to niue
byt iva zelezna vile. Proslm
te, pust tady vsechno z hlavy,
pojd S Mani a vGbec ma mic ne
mysli, sic Sc opravdu nikam
nedostanem." Hitler zrejme
polichocen sllbil, re tedy nebu-
de ma mic myslit a mic chit.
Suita Sc tedy sesikovala a Hit
Ter sc hrnul V pred. V tom
vsak Ease ffflz a w zas byl Hit
Ter ma magnetu. A jak no S
toho magnetu strhavaji, pow
da dozrane Goering: "Posle-
chni, tax to NIUE byt az jen ia
iva plechova drzka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Sedm dsti uhorelo Sc svou
matkou.

V Heber Springs, Arkansas
matka a sedm z jejich 10 dftel
uhofely kdyz plameny pri pc.
zaru rodinneho obydlf ma far.
me jim odr1zly cestu k zachra.
ne. Matka Sale Allen byls
36leta.
Mezi zahynulymi detmi by.
tez Ernest Allen, ktery by1
probuzen plameny, vyskoci.
oknem, ale pax Sc vratil, ably c
statnf vyburcoval re spanku.
Otec Otis Allen a jeho 4Sle.
ty svakr J. T. Treas byli nebez
pecne popaleni pri pokusu zdo
lati palmeny a nalezajf Sc v
nemocnici. Tfi nejstarsl syno.
We Allenovi unikli bez pohro-
my.
Allenovo obydli blize Shir-
ley okresu Van Buren, sc male
zalo v capable horske sekci Sc
verni cast centralniho Arkan-
sasu. Pozar pravdepodobn6
zavinila explose petrolejove
lampy jez byla ponechana svf-
TIT celou noe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
114lety nepritel elektriny a
anglictiny mrtev.

V Oakland, Kalifornie, Joe
Dos Santos Mendonca zemTel
We veku ia rok6. A protoze
Sc narodil dosti dlouho pred
vynalezen1m elektrickeho osve
tlenf, nenavidel elektrinu a ne
dovolil, ably byla zavedena do
jeho valstnlho domu.
Krone elektrickeho osvetle-
nj nenavidel take anglictinu.
Jake rodily Portugalec mluvil
stale pouze portugalsky. z an
glictiny do sve mluvy jenom
vzacne zamichal anglicke W.
|razy "okay' anebo mo"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29
Pomohli 81 soudem.

Hostinsky Harry Hurwich
byl pTepaden We sve mfstnosti
v Chicago lupicem, obran o
$3.50 a zavTen do lednice. V
lednici Sc nalezal maly soudek
S pivem, ktereho uzil hostinsky
k roztT1steni dveTi. Pravil a.
lie, re mu to dalo dosti namahy
plnIm soudeckem tezke dveTe
sv6ho chladn6ho v6zenf vyra-
ziti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

V Reading, Pa, Mana Fisher
~oslavila sve 1O1. narozeniny.
Vykourila sv1j obvykly pocet
doutnikd, mezi nimiz 81 jeste
zapalila pro zmenu dymku.
Ma svGj pokrocily vek jest
.jeste velice ella. Nenavidf ma.
barvene nehty u zen. Pravila,
re to il nejvfce dopaluje a do.
dala: ia bych 81 mohla ma.
[lezti milence i bez toho!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

V New Orleans, La, dvacet
unavenych SkotG Sc v noci pri-
satralo ma p~olicejnf stanici pr
hledan1 pffstresi a rozhorcene
vysvetlovali, re manager hote-
lu odeprel jim dovoleni, ably
smell spati til ma jedne posteli
Policejnf serzant nalezl pro
ne prazdnou kdlnu v pr1stavis-
ii, ably 81 mohli v noel odpoci-
nouti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-29

V klamath Falls, Oregon,
Ninevah Davis Sc hnal "a sym
kloboukem, ktery mu vitr une-
81, ztratil rovnovahu a upadl
ma trait pred prijlzdejfci Wax,
kterym byl usmrcen.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-08
SELECTIONS FROM
CARMEN CHOSEN
Variety Of Classics to
Feature Tonight's Pros
gram at Library

The Waterbury Pops Concert,
under the auspices of the WPA
Adult Educational Program and the
Bronson Library will be held this
evening at the library ut 1880
o'clock. The public Is invited to
attend these classes which are free
of charge. Walden Trimble win
conduct the concert.
The opening Of the concert will
consist o fone Of the most popular
Of English composers, Sir Edward
Elgar. who wrote Pomp and Circrm-
stance.
Introduction And Rondo Capricci-
os,o, Opus % by Charles Camille
Saint-Saens.
Jascha Heifetz and John Barbi-
rolf and the Philharmonic Orches-
tro.
Intermezzo In B Minor, Opus li9,
No. ........ Johannes Brahms
wilhelm Bachaus at the Piano
Excerpts from Carmen ........
George Bizet
Prelude to Act ]
Aragonaise (Act IV)
Intermezzo TACT I'D
The Dragons Of Alcaia
March. Act III
"The Damnation Of Faust -Min-
net Of the will-oThe- Wisps. :.
............... Hector Berlioz
Serge Koussevitsky and the
Boston Symphony
La Mer-Three Symphonic
04GbC&sSo
...... Claude Achilie Debussy
Piero Coppole and the orches-
ira Of the Paris Conservatory
Londonderry Air drish Folk THne)