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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18

Speaking of 40 horse Cubs re-
minds us of one pilots experience
while flying one into a strong heac
wind. After taking off, our hero
leveled off at a thousand feet for
a nice cross country trip. CHANGING
down he noticed a wash woman
busy over her tubs. So far so good,
he thought. But after flying for
about an hour he looked down to
discover he was owe the same
spot and that the woman was hang.
ing out the clothes just washed
Well, he said, and opened the throt.
tie a wee bit more, to fly on. Hours
later a downward glance for a
check point revealed that the wo-
man, now slightly behind him, was
taking in the wash! Or perhaps
It's just another tall tale.
The landing of big ships at
the airport gets to be quite a
habit now, for Thursday saw
another of Uncle Sans b
planes on this field as Mickey
Davis flew a d C 3 down from
Fayetteville. Many people
thought it was an airliner, but
twas only a transport for Ar
my use. The INSIDE looked like
a boxcar interior, very differ
ent from the Douglas that was
~ thu fiold 6y,rsn~ Tho xuooL-
end. Both ships created quite
a sensation, for crowds flock
ed out to get a glimpse of them.
The most unique thing we
thought occurred when fresh
ly laundered uniforms were de-
livered right to the door of the
plane by a cleaner, a new ex-
perience for him too.
Be sure to look in the window at
Hugh MacRae's for the scale mod
ell of the airport that the Aero club
will have on display there. Mem
bers expect to finish the miniature
field today and place it for public
~1LlSpSStAOl1 N1OIAuoy, WAAAS1 hA IVA
tional Aviation Day.
Spins: Friday brought the C.
A. b. inspector to the airport
again. Things were pretty busy
with three people taking writ
en- exams for licenses. Results
as yet unknown. The Coast
Guard Fairchild landed at the
field Thursday afternoon. As
someone said, "stilI' on duty.
after all the rain, we ri
thinking of hanging out a sign
on the field, "For. Seaplanes
only"
Thought for today: If you must
show off, do it in your hangar
flying, not in the air. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18

Thought for today: If you must
show off, do it in your hangar
flying, not in the air. 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
Shane, Savior of Racing, Forgotten
By DAN PARKER

IF RAGING PEOPLE had any gratitude their makeup large Belmont Park the annual Election Day meet or e
 The name Paul shane means the Rudolph Reentys oi they Oldtm because they saps Ssa sms%U % sse su to the older generation addc Paul shane means Paul Revere was he who took ride in a ssS ss's Y as enor Hughes lie declared bOOkmkng illegal forcing n the Piping Rock Hunts carried O Neither was dp%Ssn' sn t. Tn s Election Day meeting the rolled around influential unn rsa'ea nr' % s @ caS @ as decided upon forcing the Henry Buck sscsssy ] % or %
 sac for the occasion But sSra s% cr Se dd boOkmaker In this crisis Paul shane came iOh
 bOokmsksr who had been put out % 00 openly % " the Eon pay nS mDs sDS the the Hunts r ar S@ of sness there was platform win odds slate accepting slips of paper om aape oN to take money of the afternoon several kno Uhee charge of gambling him who wide-eyed shane originating aV0re re'or of his mere livelihood he couldn't have been better defended ..,,u. ,oa.. sooaaer in Nassau County and the report question asked the accused ger @ a ssns .oS ~os pevs s,a&.s @ b osHs S
 the sendarmes who made the pinch hIs S % o of paper after looking cautiously in all directions to make sure WAS ws.ssPs S,%ana.a Ss% the ,ua
 slips of paper testified the sparrOw %snS. cops %
 worthy Judge seuads % thee nsnss sha"s s." with which the courtroom their quaint way of saying
 As result of Judge scudder tracks of New York were reopened following Spring with the oral betting system m op o by Dettors enclosed booke tod the odds would give the horse picked by the e "n0 " This system until 1883 when the State Racing sd bOOsa the section & of the I Penal ot @ and pay of off publicly The machines this Spring ended the yes reign aS the nn % d S you think there's the entrance of semontP No!
 Copyright, ls4O King Features Syndcae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
Rockingham Racing Bits

Walter Lee Taylor, leading race rider in America, Is making a stir ring drive down the stretch of the Rockingham meeting, both to hold his lead in the national rankings over Earl Few and to overtake Ted dy Atkinson for the leadership of the meeting.
 Dew rode five winners last We'd neSday, and five more on Saturday, to tighten the race considerably once again. Taylor rode three win ners at the Rock last Saturday, to run his total to 24 for the meeting, and at the conclusion of the New England season week from Sat- urday, he'll fly to California to join the issue with Dew for the Rockingham meeting. Atkinson is the leader with 27 victories, as com- pared to an even two dozen for Tay- Tor.
 Other jockeys who have rid
 den more than. 10 winners are
 apprentice Harry Meynel, with
 IS; Tomi..y May, with IS; and
 veteran Earl Gross and little
 Georgie McMullen of Fall River
 with II each.
 Your old friend, Leo P. Brad
 ley. the noted fight promoter
 and manager, is godfather of Master McMullen the vet
 eran Charley Harauer, smallest
 jockey in the country, has ar-
 rived from River Downs along
 with Andy Bosnar. apprentice
 boy who was the leading pilot
 of the River Downs meeting.
 Hanauer weighs S5 pounds,
 dripping wet.
 The racing strip at the old Rock is one 10 the most amazing in the country after the drenching downpoiirs Of the weekend. 1t was faster than at any time this year on Monday morning. Owners J. Mundiger, Bill Flemming. and liar. old Tinker arc packing their tack and heading directly for Tropical Park.
 Horses are still arriving here, to be campaigned for the balance of the meeting. .. Jaw Breaker, Chronology, and Endymlon. owned by Mrs. Elsie drofi. have arrived from Empire City. along with l.. Aste'S Hi'Kid and Head Hunter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
MARTIN, KAPLAN IN
 WELTER TITLE" GO

Boston, Nov. 5.--(UP)--A pair of rising Boston welterweights = George Martin and Mike Kaplan-- will meet in l5-rourd bout at Boston Garden Nov. i4 with Mar tin's New England title at stake, 1t was announced today.
 The winner may be matched with world champion Fritzie Zivic Of Pittsburgh who recently dethroned Henry Armstrong.
 Martin and Kaplan established themselves as leading contenders by clean-cut wins last week. Martin whipped Pedro Montarez ct New York while Kaplan defeated Milt Aron of Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
Baugh's Move To Bases Makes Him Footballs Greatest PaSSer
Defense Never Knows Where Redskins Ace Is Hurling Ball
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Sports Editor

Washington, Nov. s. = Samuel Adrian Baugh is making his fourth leason in professional footpall his biggest.
 The Texas Christian product has pitched the Washington Redskins into the money games No. 1 posi- ton in both standing and attend ance. The braves from the banks of the Potomac went into the Pittsburgh party with six Straight victories the only unbeaten club in the National league.
 Samuel Baugh, in college and cut including the first half dozen games this year-completed 546 of 1i25 forwards for a total yardage of 7o54, or just IA yards more than four miles.
 Football men see in Sammy BaughS performances a combina- ton of sheer skill and imaginat ton. The tricks he coes to fake defend- CTS out of position are remarkable to witness
 A good enough inf1eloer to try out with the St. Louis Cardinals, he handles a football like a base ball better than any other man in the pisskin parade. FAUCETS FAKES SCATTER DEFENSE ALL OVER LOT
 Such an authority at Dutch Clark of the Cleveland Rams and such brilliant passers as Benny Friedman and Harry Newman, who starred in pro football as passers after writing history at Michigan, consider Sammy Baugh the greatest passer of all time.
 Baugh brought into football all of baseball's pitching and catch. ing moves to the bases. He has a change of pace.
 When the six-foot, three-inch Texan fakes Q throw, before pull ing tt:e ball back for his real toss, the defense usually becomes con- fused, not to mention hysterical The defense never knows where he is going to hurl the ball. for Sweet Sammy of Sweetwater never first looks in .the direction of the receiver who is to get the pass.
 Baueh's running ability en. hances his value as a passer. When Sl1ngin' Sam starts out as If to pass, then changes into a run, and Eack to motions as if to pass, the defense frequently is scattered all over the lot.
 Baugh is one of the mighty few backs who throws accurately while running. He does not have to come to a stop and set himself.
 If his receivers are covered, hl often has a wide opening for a run AMAZING QUICK KICKER,S PUNTS AVERAGE 4S YARDS
 Baugh's bunting average at tn, moment is 48 yards from the lin, of scrimmage the highest 1T the National league. He surprised the Detroit Lions with four quicl kicks for 65, 68, 67 and GA yards His punts travel on a low trajectory His accuracy is almost unbelievable
 Baugh Is an excellent blocker and a stout defender. He hal taken his place among the all- time greats as an all-round per. former, but 1t is his amazing pass. ing that will live in years to come
 Make every pass so the bal will hit the receiver in the eyt if he doesn't catch it," Coacl Dutch Meyer once told the peer. less pitcher at Texas Christian. Which eye?" asked Samue Adrian Baugh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 5 - (U. P) Y Senior Bill Brown and So- phomore Mort Waldstein battled for the fullback berth today as liar. yard readied for Saturdays game at Philadelphia with Pennsylvania The Crimson, still without a major win, suffered a new setback yester. day when 1t was learned that Cap- tain Joe Gardella, regular fullback had suffered a leg injury against Princeton and will be sidelined this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
ALL.PoLIsH TEAM

An Ali.etar football team com. posed of players to the hew York area who are Of Polish extraction will be selected thls season by mem. beFb Of the Adrla Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 5 = (UP)- Dartmouth started intensive prep aratiols today for Saturdays Ivy League clash with Princeton. The Big Green worked on pass defense yesterday with Coach Eddie ChatIl- berlain iinpersonating Pricneton's $ Dave Alderdice. Contact drill was limited to linemen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Nov. s - )U.P0 Hope of a Holy Cross win over Mississippi here Saturday was bol- stered today by tel1 return of three regulars. They were Captain Jack Kellar, 2l0-pound tackle, Barney Malinowski, veteran fullback, ana tom Alberghini. sophomore guard. All but two regulars drilled against the freshmen yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
|NAUGATUCKIANS
 SURPRISING 1O-7 GRID WINNERS
Pass Out Of End Zone r Costs Crosby Touchdown
 -Dunn, Loman, Star

Naugatuck, Nov. 5.--The wished for miracle happened yesterday at Recreation field and a Naugatuck team which had dropped all five games it had played this season, found itself against its ancient rival Crosoy high and played with spirit and as a unit to defeat the Water bury team by the decisive margin of .1S.T. Not only were the Water bury rooters amazed by the result buC even the most ardent Naugattick fans had not expected any such complete victory, while most local fans had expected Crosby would trim the Foleymen.
 Quick Start
 NaugatucK starIeu iII the first per- icu NlIekl lv ltGOyEASd q tuIIIp.s Un Gne LISSDy 3V-S alu ilIle a.4u A Lasn W LOI1iAIt rsGu.ssu n tne 4nSt touchooWn. Then in the secoho quarter Naugatuck taliltd when G4essecK graG.sQ pass ard lacGo 3O yalus Jo crosS the nr1al str1pe.
 Crosoy tallied in the thlro pelIod, O'Agostlno running 4S yards to score. h the final quarter Jerry Dunn intercepted a pass which a Crosby player was tossing from the end gore and ran few yards to tally.
 Pisani intercepted pass near the end of the game, lateraled 1t to Dunn who ran for what looked to be another touchdown but both sides were offside and the play was nulli- fled.
 All Even Now
 This victory alone is enough to offset the previous defeats, for Crosby is the arch foe of the Gar net. The change from the lacka- daisical play Naugatuck had been showing to aggressive, confident and well-knit unity was a welcome sur- prise to the local fans.
 Score: NauRatuck ....... 6 6 0 6-18 Crosby ............. o 0 o. 2
 MAI M. n ANm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
Ex.MAT CHAMPION

Johnny Harrell. Nays sophomore fullbaek. was intercollegiate heavy. weight wrestling champion for the Oklahoma Aggies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
TRADITIONS oF TURF

While the wives Of jockeys are regular spectators at race tracks. ilnal oi the trainefk refuse 10 per. mt tbelF wolnanfolk to go to tine track.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
YMCA VOLLEYBALL

Charlie Rosengarten's team and Harry Leonard's team came out victorious in the Business Mems Volleyball League Games last nigh. at the Central Y. Rosengarten's team defeated Neilly'5s team 9 to l, while Leonard's team won straight from Gager's team. The team stand- ings were:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
BOSTON COrLrGr

Newton, Mass, Nov. 5 - (U.P)- The l6 seniors of Boston Colleges undefeated squad returned to prac- tice today after days layoff. The rest of the Eagles, who meet Bos.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
LIBERTY STARS WINS

Liberty Stars ushered in their football season with stunning l3-0 upset over powerful Rambler "1l." Morisson featured for the Stars with a yard broken field gallop in the second period. A Healey to Ryder pass netted another score, this pair barging seven first downs via the air. J. Ellery kept the losers in the game with his long coffin-corner bunting.
 We wish to book games with any 14-i6 year teams. Call Mac" 4-7323, between 5 and 6:30.
 A survey of Canada's prairie pro- vinces disclosed a total of abou 70,000,ooo ducks, approximately H. 0,000 more than last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
RR0WN

Providence, R. T., Nov. S - (UP.l
 Browns confident Bears began a series of rugged practice sessions today for Saturdays game with improved Army. The regulars were given day of yesterday as reward for their victory over Yale. Second- stringers and freshmen scrimmaged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05
Aerial Attack Brings Borough Boys First Win ODer Crosby
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

ton University Saturday, wcFAed in bunting scrimmage with fresll- men yesterday. Rocco CanaIe and Leo Strumski, substitute tackles. drilled at the guard posts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05

HccOrds-Oct. 31, l94O Individual High Single - Nolan Hughes. i38.
 Individual High Single with handicapl i50. Individual High Three - Nolan, 364.
 Team High Singie-Eales. 565. Team High Three-Sales, i642.
 Record This Year Individual High Single - Ericson, i4s.
 Individual High Three - NoFling. 3es.
 Team High Eingle--saies. S66. Team High Three--gales. ie42.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05

PURGE FOR TENNIS
 Florida's tennis competitions will be scrutinized carefully by govern ing officials to eliminate all but bona fide tournaments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-05

Games scheduled for Wednesday night are: Nelly vs. Gager and Leonard vs Rosengarten.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

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Evening star., 1940-04-28

June Blooming Rosebushes, ; Varieties.
. Irish and Floribunda Rose (Dvarf), Varieties
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ALI field rosebushes in the popular and
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
z OSLAV ~"CTVRTEHO."

V nemocnic1ch mesta leceno
bylo ma Den Ctvrteho Cerven-
&c 1913 oslavovatelG "Ctvrte-
ho". Vedle techto mnoz1 JIM
l6ceni byli donna svymi lekafi.
TTi hosi, jeden z nichz tax
popalen byl ma nohou, re mu-
sci donesen byti ku soudu, Eat
ceni byli, kdyz svymi ohnostro-
il We $500 blocku Greenmount
avenue zpGsobili takovy otres,
re Jim okna v nekolika do
mech rozbita byla. Temito
slavicimi byli: 16lety Lenoir ].
Young, 18lety Arthur P. Smith
a tehoz veku Benjamin F.
Frantner.
Zatceno bylo celkem 80 sla-
vfcfch. Nejvfce jich bylo v Sc
|verovychodn1 casti mesta. Era
neni v Baltimore, kde mono
prodavati ohnostroje, je v pfl.
krem odporu prot jinym mes.
t1Gm. TAX k. pr. Philadelphia
mela jenom ctyri poranene.
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MlStnl ZpraYy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhE.

Tuto sobotu odjfzdf Mar
sal August Klecka a jeho PAM
ma Narodn1 Demokratickou
kOnvenci do Chicago. PAM
Kleckova je nahradnice-dele-
gatka "a Maryland a take kan
didatka pro Democratic Com
mittee Woman. Oba Sc zdrzi
V Chicago asi Z neb 8 dn1.
Svazkem manzelskym
spojeni byli snoubenci: pan
Frank Schneider a pf. Mary
'Cermak u pTftomnosti sv6dkG,
pp.: James Schneider a Louis
w. Duvall. Snatku pozehnal
5. cervence Rev. Frank Novak.
= Nedavno bylo GTedn6 O.
znameno, re pan Frank Behou-
mex, syn znamych krajan6 p.
a pf. Rud. BehOunka, 2406 E.
Monument ulice proSel Sc IDA
rem l6kaTskou prohlidku a byl
pTipuSt6n do NamoTni Akade-
ME Annapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
200 CIVILISTU Sc PRIPOJI.
10 KU STUDIU r A

Dive ste usedlych obcan1 We
starr cd 25 do SO rokG veku -
vsichni z mich zadostivi zvede-
tt, co zeme potrebuje ku pri-
prave fadne obrany - vstou-
pilo do armadniho cviku kon-
Gem tydne.
Valecny odbor oznamil, re
zvlastn1 cviky 80 dennich kur-
sG v kazdem z dewitt armad-
Mich distriktG jsou pro obchod-
nj a protestant muze, v1dce v
jejich obcich, ably Sc seznamili
s problemy nalezite narodni O.
brany.
Jednlm z prvn1ch pTihlase-
nych byl John Marshall Boone,
jenz V dobe svetove valky jake
sedmnactilety athlet dial sc vfa
dit do 367. poln1ho delostre.
lectva a S timto odejel do Fran
Gle b%ojovat tam proti NemcGm
Boone je financnikem.
Y sobotu pTihlasen1 slozili
pT1sahu.
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SPRAVCE
OKRADEN.

John L. Whittig, spravce A
valon divadla pohyblivych O.
brazk1 z Park Heights avenue,
prepaden byl a okraden O $414
trent mladfky O pIl noel, kdyz
sci z divadla v blizkosti Spaul-
ding ulice.
= Kradeze minuleho tydne
v divadlech Rialto a Linden v
800 a 900 blocku w. North a.
venue "a vinu kladeny jsou
dvema mlad1kGm zatcenym v
sobotu severn1 stanice policil
Zatceni byli: 18lety j. Douglas
Chalk a 19lety Carroll Lee Ho'
ward. Pc zatcenf a vyslechu
techto, zatcen byl tfeti, 19letJ
Charles Rohlfline ma udani, ze
ukradl z divadla Linden 81 &
re sc vloupati chtel do divadls
Senator We 5000 blocku Yorl
road.
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v OSADE
SV.

V ctvrtem tydnu tohoto me-
Size, tedy cd pondelka 20. Ger
vence do pondelka 20. cerven-
&c odbyvati Sc Dude vyrocnl
"Karneval' We prospect osady
sv. Vaclava. Stanky postave-
ny budou pc stran6 osadnich
majetkd ma Collington Ave.
Cely biloxi Dude uzavTen kazdy
vecer pro pohodlf vsech 1cast-
Mkt. Postarano Dude o hud-
bu a zabavu. UspoTadaj1ci W.
Dor Sc pricinf, must Sc vsak i
hned upozorniti, re bez prime
osadnikd a pTiznivcd chramu
Pane veskera namahu byla by
marna. V letnich meslclch
jsou pTijmy osadn1 nepostaci-
telne. Povinnostf kazdeho O.
sadnika, ably alespon jeden We
Ger behem toho tydna Sc uka-
zal a poole sve moznosti svoU
hrivnou ku prospechu tohotc
podniku pomohl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
LICENSE
LIKERNfM
VYbOr ma likernf license

VybOr ma likern1 license v
pondel1 zrusil dive license.
Odnal licensi Sam. Schwartz
We 5000 blocku Frederick ave.
Schwartz zatcen byl IA. kvet-
ma ma zalobu z holdovani v
m1stnosti jeho gambl1rstv1.
Arthur r. Cox re 700 bloc
ku w. Pratt ulice, vinen byl,
re jeho hospoda je "v takovem
stavu, re rus1 kid, bezpecnost
a pokoj v sousedstvf'. Licens
odnata mu byla ma jeden rok.
Vedle licensi techto ma tricet
dn1 license zadrzena Williamu
T. Shanklin re 1900 blocku Be-
lair road, jenz udan byl, re
prodaval pivo ma volebni den,
6. kvetna.
Osm majitel1 hostincG po-
zvano bylo pred likern1 vybor
We stredu, ably Sc zodpovfdali
re zalob, re prestoupili likerni
zakon. Majiteli hostincG tech
to jsou: Harry Eisenstein z N.
Bond ulice, cernoch Roy Jones,
Albert J. Zemil, Nunci P. MAJ
zola, Joseph j. Micele, Harry
Cohen a Louis Dubinsky.
- Grocerni obchod Louise
Tompakov v 1900 blocku E.
Madison ulice, pTepaden byl
policii a mattel zatcen ma u
DAM, re prodaval kofalku bez
license. Nalezeno bylo u neho
40 galonG bootlegarske koTal-
ky. Udan byl cernosskym wy
setTovatelem, jenz udal, re v
obchodu koupil kofalku v ne
deli a v pondel1.
= V jin6m pfepadu policii
severovychodn1 stanice zatcen
byl Louis Rothschild a jeho
manzelka Cecilia, We 1900 bio
ku N. Bond ulice. V obchodu
skonfiskovano bylo sc pintu
koralky rGzneho druhu.
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KDE JSME

Svolavame, prosfme a meme
10 by toho byti tTeba! Tako-
wynn vykrikem pfse v Chicag-
skem casopise Vlasta Vrazova,
a tax i v nasem Baltimore mu-
sine 81 polozit tuto otazku neb
i zde velika vetsina naseho Ii
du stoj1 stranou prace a boji
Ceskeho Narodnfho Sdruzeni
"a osvobozenf Cesko-Slovenska
Zamysli Sc ma chvili Cesky
muzi, Ceska zeno! Nemyslfs,
re jest ma case ably jeden kaz-
dy 2 mas v teto dejinne chvfli
stall ma SVEN miste? A nemy-
sl1S prfteli, re jest tTeba i ma
lobe ably 81 Sc rozhodl jses-li
pro anebo proti!
Jiz tuto utery Odbocka Ces-
keno Narodniho Sdruzenf V
Baltimore porada pravidelnou
schulz V s hodin vecer v Soko-
lovne. Pros1me jednoho kaz-
deho elena ably Sc dostavil a
z1castnil Sc prace, a kdo jeste
nejsi clenem, prosfme Vas
pTijd'te a vyzvednete ST legiti-
maci. G. N. S. jest dobre staff
pri SVEN narode kdy jest v pl-
mem lesku a slave, ale jest ma
81 povinnosti staff pTi narode
SVEN kdyz jest V porobe a v
neStest1!
Nezapomente a nevymlou-
vejte Sc dale. Prijdte do schG-
re v utery, 16. cervence do So
kolovny!