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Evening star., 1941-04-03
Terp Nefmen Start
With Easy Victory
Over Lafayette

Breaking out with rash of siz-
Zling baSeline drives with show of
midseaSon form, Maryland's netmen
sWatted Lafayette for an 81 victory
in their first match of the season
at College Park.
Lafayette's lone point was the
result of a forfeit in the final dou-
bles match.
Only one match went to deuce,
Burnside and Berg of Maryland
going three sets to subdue Jones and
Wetmore, 2-6, 6-3, 8-6.
Singles Burkom Maryland defeated
Quinn. Lafayette. 6-l. 6-2. Royal,
6-3. 81: Hardey. Maryland, defeated
Stuhler. Lafayette. ID. 6-4; Baugher,
Maryland, defeated Buestein. Lafayette,
-. 6-z3; Burnside, MARYLAND, defeated
Kadlsh. Lsfayette, 60. e.; CLARK,
MARYLAND. defeated Jones. Lafayette. -.
Doubles-Quinn and Stuhler, Lafayette.
won on forfeit from Burkom and Royal,
Maryland. Baugher and Bates Maryland.
defeated Dandy and Kadish Lafayette,
S-6. -: Burnside and Berg. MARYLAND,
defeated Jones and Wetmer. Lafayette.
2-6. 6-3. S-6.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Terps Figure 10 Win
Majority Of Their
Dual Contests
Open Saturday Against
Champion Tor Heels
In Rivals Domain
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Although it will be its usual lame
self in some field events, Maryland
confidently expects tc put another
hard-running track team in the field
this year, sound and strong enough
to capture a majority of the dual
meets on its schedule.
The Terps open their campaign
Saturday against North Carolina S
Southern Conference champions at
Chapel Hill, but Coach Coleman
Headley is making no claims for this
one. The Tar Heels are further ad-
Vanced in training, having had the
sanctum of the old Tin Can" in
which to stretch their legs without
the risk of a pulled muscle, and have
plentiful supply OF weight and field
men, which probably is the most i'm
portant factor in pre-meet dope.
Will Be Hard to Outrun.
On the fiat in running events
Maryland should hold its own, and
probably will kick up few cinders
IN Its opponents faces. The list Of
candidates in this department is i'm
preSSiVe. Headley has Lettermen
Joe Murphy, conference century and
220 champ; Tommy Fields, indoor
l and 2 mile king and outdoor champ
in the latter event; Gene Ochsen-
reiter, crack quarter miller, who has
the speed and stamina to make 1t
half mile if needed; Bob Condor,
a half-miler by trade, and Bill
Tlley, sprlnter and broad jumper.
Around this quintet he will build
the team and the supporting cast
embraces some of the most prOmiS-
ing young talent to arrive at College
has shown evidence of true Sprinting
ability; Tom DeVlin, a quarter miller,
and Stanley kim and Ted Stell,
mile and 2-miler, respectively; Jack
Gilmore, 6-toot high jumper, and
Luther Conrad, shot and discus, are
among the most promising rockies
in training.
But Headley has a flock of hold
overs from last year who will stand
for no showing around by the young
upstairs. In this group are Chester
Ernst, dash man who will be help
ing Murphy; Elmer Rigby and Ver-
non Miller, 900 and 440; Bob Mont
gomery, 440 and $50; Randall Cronin
in the half, and Dick Shaffer, javelin
and discus.
Best Hurdler Is Ill.
Mel Leonberger, the squads best
hurdling prospect, is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia and won't
be in shape for month at least,
SO Headley has Willis Smith as his
lone hope.
The situation isn't any brighter in
pole vaulting. Bill Holbrook, whose
greatest claim to fame is a boxing
victory over Catholic US Leo Gaff-
ney, Bill Merriken and Fred Bach
are trying to land the vaulting job,
but all need lot of schooling before
they'll be able to score in seasoned
company.
Bob Porter and Bill Port, who do
feet 10 inches, back up Gilmore
in the high jump, and Ernst also
will compete with Tilley in the broad
jump. Murphy probably is the best
broad jumper on the squad, but isn't
husky enough to stand the grind
of running two sprints and jumping,
too.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Minnesota Rifle Team
Gets National Title
By Three Points

Bettering Lehigh's Eastern title
winning score by 8 points, the Uni
versity of Minnesota's rife team has
won the 1941 national intercollegiate
championship, the National Rifle
Association announced here today.
Navy nosed out oregon State for
third place and George Washington
took fifth.
Minnesota's total was 1888 out of
a possible 1900.
University of Iowa's 1910 cham
pions couldn't finish any better than
sixth, but individually two of its
members ran one-two in the national
individual race.
The Hawkeyes' high-scoring duo
were Virgil E. Petit, who fired a 286,
and Capt. Robert C. Kadgihn, who
shot 285.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
BY EARL HILLIGAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 3.-Is
Notre Dame on the threshold of
another football boom?
Two men on the Notre Dame
campus have quick answers to that
question-and both answer with an
emphatic no"
One is 32-year-old Frank Leahy,
new head coach of Notre Danes
football squad. The other is the
Rev. John j. Cavanaugh, c. S. c.,
vice president of the university and
chairman of the Faculty Board in
control of athletics.
Let's let Leahy have the floor:
"A lot of fine-sounding things
were written about the return of
another Rockne era when I signed
TO coach at Notre Dame" he said
the day he first met his squad at
spring practice.
Il want none of them. To me,
coming back to Notre Dame is a
great honor, but 1 prefer to think
Of it as just trip. No one could
emulate Rockne. You could take
the 10 finest football coaches in the
business and combine their talents
and you still wouldn't have another
Rockne.
Would Stand on Own Feet.
II want to stand on my own feet
just do the best job 1 can. It's a
challenge-and I'll see what I can
do about it. No one can predict
what kind of team we'll have next
fall. I only know it will be a fight
ing team"
A personable, serious young man
Leahy knows as we'll as did his
predecessors, Elmer Layden and
Hunk" Anderson, that he has a
big job ahead.
Coming from Boston College
where his fine teams won 20 out OF
% games in two seasons, Leahy has
paSt-performance finger on him
And while no one will come out
fatty and say as much, lot OF
people at South Bend-including
not few officials on the campus
are looking for Leahy to give Irish
teams more fire, dash and color
than some of them had under Lay
den.
Father Cavanaugh says:
I'd like to see Leahy make 8
great success of things here. He
has everything to do it. But I don't
like to see him built up into another
Rockne. Too many other Notre
Dame coaches have been handi-
capped by that comparison. And
anyway, we like to think of Rockne
here as a product of Notre Dame
football-not Notre Dame football
as a product of Rockne.
Great Natural Leader.
"Leahy is a great natural leader
The boys, it is already easily seen
go for him. They'll have to work
hard. for Leahy's first impression
on me made me think of velvet
gloye-lined with steel"
Leahy and his assistants, Joe
McArdle, John Druze and Ed Nc
Keever, face a tough 194l schedule
of Arizona in the opener, followed
by Indiana, George Tech, Carne-
gle Tech, Illinois, Army, Navy
Northwestern and Southern Cali
fornia. Their problem principally
will be in the line. although such
standout backs as Milt Piepul anc
Bob Saggau will be hard to re-
place.
"Basically, we'll have the samt
system that has been used here E
long time" Leahy said. But wei
try anything new if we think il
will work. If can come up with
fine paSser or a breakaway run,
ner We'll play a gambling, wide
open game"
He does, however, have two def
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Federal CoIored Paddle
Tourney Ends Tonight

The Governments colored table
tennis champions of the District
will be determined tonight when
the final matches of the Interde-
partmental Recreation Council tour
nament are played at Banneker
gym.
Chink Howard will meet Arthur
Hayes for the mems singles title
and pair together against Hundley
and Duncan for the doubles crown
Because of his defeat last night of
Jim Hundley, who had eliminated
the favorite on Tuesday, Howard is
slightly favored over Hayes.
All finalists in Women's singles
and mixed doubles have not been
established.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Gridiron Comeback
Is Hinted by A. u.
1941 Schedule
Six Games in Balanced
Cord; Spring Sports
Dates Announced

American University announced
its spring sports schedules today
and for good measure Director of
Athletics Staff CasSen tossed in
well balanced, SiX-game grid pro-
gram that lends Weighty evidence to
the suspicion that the Eagles are
coming back strongly in football.
The spring card includes 18 tennis
matches, two already committed,
and 13 baseball games. The nine
will not open its season until Mon
day when Delaware comes here.
The netmen, meanwhile, play
BridgeWater tomorrow and Virginia
Military Institute Saturday on the
enemy'S court.
SuSquehanna, SWarthmore, Johns
Hopkins, Allegheny, Randolph
Macon and Juniata appear on the
grid schedule, two more games than
A. U. played last year, and it's
lineup that will test thoroughly the
mettle OF the Eagles. Susquehanna
was undefeated and Juniata lost only
two games, one to American and
another to Washington College, and
tied SuSquehanna.
The schedules:
Tennis.
April 4, Bridgewater College. away; 3,
Virginia Military Institute away, TO-
Bridgevater College; II. University OF
eGhmond Is %eS{ern STATE eoes TeseheT
Western Maryland College: 26, western
May >. Johns HOPKINS University, away;
3, Elon COLLEGE,: Z. Colgate University,
away: s., Cornell University. away; Q,
University. away; 13, Catholic University;
IA, George Washington University.
Baseball.
April z Delaware University home: IL,
Washington College. away; 10, Johns Hop
kins University, away; 9. Randolph-Macon
College, away; "a, Juniata College, away;
25 Elizabethtown College, away: 26. West
ern Maryland College, away; %, Western
Maryland College. home; 20. Randolph
Macon College, nome;
Washington University, home; 9. Loyola
COLLEGE, home: IA Bridgewater College,
home. q, George Washington University
away.
April %, Gallaudet and Catholic, Uni
verSlty at Catholic u. 20, PENNSYLVANIA
Relays a Philadelphia.
May 3 SuSquehanna and Juniata at
oic University a Catholic u: 10. Gallau-
det College a Gallaudet; Il, Mason-Dixon
Conference meet at Baltimore.
Football
October 4. susqqehanna; il. swarth-
at Meadville, Pa; November /, Randolph
Macon; 10. Juanita al Huntington. Pa.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
.W.-L. Books Is Ball
Games. With Season
Opening April 10

Washington-Lee High Schools
baseball team faces a 25-game
schedule this season under Coach
Buck Richardson.
The season opens with Falmouth
on April 10.
Among the featured clashes
scheduled are games with Central,
Eastern Tech and George Washing
ton High.
The schedule:
April 10, Falmouth 12. at Episcopal
IS, Fairfax; 16, Wilson; II, GonZaga: %
at U. of Richmond Fresh: "a, Georgetown
Fresh: "a, at George Washington High;
2S. Central: 30, at Eastern.
May ., National Training; 3, Dewitt 5,
Roosevelt; 8. Eastern 9. Fredericksburg
Is, Stanley: 10. Tech. 81, at Fredericks.
burg; 23, George Washington High; 26, at
GEORGETOWN Prep: 27, at Fairfax! 2S, al
Quantico
Evening star., 1941-04-03
The
SPORTLIGHT
Some INSIDE Angles
On Big Leuguers
T he
BY GRANTLAND RICE,


Joe Mccarthy, Yankee manager,
staring popeyed at the field from
the dugout-"I'm watching Gordon
play first" he said. Hes shown me
plays I never saw there before.
Another Chase if he wants to be-"
Bob Feller gradually getting his
control. Hes only four inches away
now" Peckinpaugh tells you. This
will be the best year he's ever had"
How many know that even two
inches can wreck control?
Bill McKechnie talking about
Johnny Wander Nicer, his double no
hit pitcher. The kids still got
everything-speed and curves-ex-
cept control. If he ever gets that
he'll be a wonder. Why can't he
get it? I only wish I knew" So
does Wander Nicer.
Charley Keller, the Yankee slugger
big hands? Sure. When I was
seven years old I was milking 10
COWS every morning. I got up to
18 COWS. If that doesn't build up
your hands, nothing else will"
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Maryland Track Team Boasts Star Lacks Talent Field
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Harvard at Georgetown, 2:30.
Vermont at Maryland, 4.
Lacrosse.
Harvard at Maryland, 4.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five match
eS, Turner's Arena, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Cornell at Georgetown, $3.50.
Connecticut at Maryland, 4.
Harvard VS.. George Washing
ton, 1890; V. M. l. VS.. George
Washington to follow, East
EllipSe.
Tennis.
Lafayette at Georgetown, 2:30.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
V. M. l. at Maryland, 2.
Lacrosse.
Loyola at Maryland, $3.50.
Track.
Maryland at North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, N. c.
Potomac Hunt point to-point,
The Glen, Maryland, 2.
Chevy Chase Show, Meadow
brook Club, 10 am. and all day.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Fort Stevens Squad Tolls

Fort Stevens Post of the American
Legion Junior Baseball League is
holding practices every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at diamond
No l, Third and Sheridan streets
NV, in the afternoon. All players
should report then.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Former Mates to Clash
In Ren-Bruin Game

The famous New York Renais-
sance team of colored basket ball
stars will be in Washington Sum-
day night to play the Washington
Bruins in a game at Turner's Arena
at o'clock.
Tarzan Cooper. former Rem star,
will be in the Washington lineup.
Among the New York stars are Dolly
King, former L. I. U. player, and
Wilmett Sidat Singh, one time
Syracuse tosser, who has been in
several games for the Bruins this
year.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Talk of Another 'Rockne Era
Gets NO From Leohy, Set to
Go Own Way at Notre Dame

Appointment of q nelU football
coach at Notre Dame brings talk
OF another "ROckne" erd-but
1Uhat does the ne1D mentor haUe
to sag about it. Earl HilligG1 tells
you in this concluding story of
his three-pdrt series for the
Associated Press Special Ne1US
Service and The STAR
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Totals 33 IL 21 s Totals 26 81 IL
Batted for Hunt in fourth.

batCed lot hunt III ICuTLn.
Score by innings:
Maryland D10 200 O.
Dartmouth -- 101 $50 3|13
Runs-Burns (3), Broberg C2), Orr "a,
Jones, Driscon (2), Duvall, Wharton, Cline
Errors-Brown, McHale o., Whipp 90
Garrett. Duvall. Macdonald, Dwyer. Two
base hit-West Three-base hits-West,
Orr. Lende Stolen bases-Orr. McHale
Sacrihces-MaiSel, Gray Double play
Whip to Macdonald to Dwyer. Left on
hases-Dartmouth. 8: Maryland, Q. Bases
on balls-Of Gray, 5: off Hughes, |; of
Hunt; 4; of Lebeau. /: of Crouthmel, 3
Struck out-By Gray. 3; Hughes, 1 Hunt
2; Crouthamel . Hits-Of Gray, 4 ir
six innings, of Hunt. in four innings: of
Lebeau. ? in one inning; off Crouthamel
2 in two. innings. Hit by pitcher-By
>. Passed balls-Wharton. Duvall Win.
ming pitcher-Gray: losing pitcher, Hunt
Umpires-Messrs. Cox and Frey. Time
of game-2:06.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Cronin Insists Red Sox
VIII Hove hurlinu

Old d-timer-"The best hitter in the
National League is Johnny Mlze.
He has been their best hitter for
three years. His fve-year average
is $40. He smacked 43 home runs
last year and drove in 1877 runs,
With at least five big league clubs
Mize would be $4,000 year ball
player-S25 900 a year at the lowest
figure" Most ball players agree
with this.
Joe Cronin, in his dressing room
"Put us down for better pitching
than we got last year. We have 10
possibilities and if four come through
our pitching will be o. K. One 20
game pitcher will be big help. 1
think we'll have him this time"
Fastest man In baSeball-Johnny
Rucker of the Giants or George Case
of the Nationals? Argument under
full steam. Both are streaks. Ma
tional League backs Rucker-Amer-
ican League supports Case. Close
to a dead heat.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
PiepuI Goes With Lions

DETROIT, April 3 Pl-MiIt
Piepul, Notre Dame fullback who
was an all-America choice on sew
eral mythical elevens last fall, has
signed with the Detroit Lions.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Apuches Would TruveI

Reorganized Washington Apaches
want games out-of-town with un-
limited mines able to furnish guar
antees Write Richard Sheckells,
113 Fifteenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Terp Netmen List Cards

Maryland's tennis team has added
Catholic University to the schedule
for a match of April %. This gives
the Terps 13 dual meets.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Reese Greet Boil Player,
Dodoer Pilot Claims

Leo Durocher-"HoW good IS Pee
Wee Reese? I'll tell you. l wouldn't
trade him for any two shortstops in
baseball today A good ball player?
Hes more than that-a great ball
PLAYER. And still he's only 81"
Del Baker, of the Tigers-"If we
lose Hank Greenberg in the draft,
Rudy York will drive in more runs
than any one else in either league.
He drove in 134 runs last year. Out
side of Greenberg, how many others
were close to that mark?"
Billy SouthWorth, Cardinal man.
ager-"WeVe got a good defensive
club and we've got the punch. If
we get the pitching we hope to get,
don't go out on the limb for Gin
cinnati and Brooklyn. Well be
there trading with EN-. They've
got some weak spots, too. Maybe. ="
On the Cleveland bench-"So
Rizzuto and Priddy are two wonders
at short and second for the Yankees?
Wait until they take another look at
Boudreau and Mack. It won't even
be close-fielding or hitting or any,
thing you want. Rizzuto is no
Boudreau and Priddy is no Mack"
Evening star., 1941-04-03
College Sports

Baseball
Dartmouth. 13: Maryland. 3 q innings).
Navy. Z; Harvard, 8.
Virginia. 3; Vermont ..
Pennsylvania, IA: Drexel z.
Princeton 6: Lehigh. /.
Cornell 4 North Carolina. ..
Wake Forest II: Washington and Lee, 2
Furman, Q: Erskine, g..
Catawba. 12; Connecticut, 0.
Guilford. s: Presbyterian, 5.
Rutgers 6: Temple. 3.
West Chester. g. Union, /.
Richmond, II; Wesleyan. ..
EliZabethtown, s; Dickinson, 5.
Naval Air Station, '; Illinois College,
Tennis.
Maryland. 8; Lafayette, l.
Cornell. Q: N. C. State. o..
North Carolina. H. Williams, 1.
Duke, o. Haverford, o.
Presbyterian z; College of Charleston, O
Florida. 3: South Carolina, 2.
Rollins. 8; Guilford, l.
Bowdoin, B; Richmond, 4.
Lacrosse.
Pennsylvania, 5: Harvard. 2.
Golf.
Rollins, 151a; Mississippi 2h.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Knox Leads w. & M. Five

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April 5
(Pl.-Glenn Knox, all-State center,
will captain William and Mary's
| 1912 basket ball team.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Hockey Pluyoff

American Association (FinaD.
st. Louis. 3; Kansas City, 2
four overtimes).
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
National League.
Toronto at Boston.
American League Final.
Hershey at Cleveland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09

"The New York Times" %.
dubna otiskuji uvodnfk pod
nadpisem Hitler v A%thenach".
Poukazuji ma to, re zadna uda-
lost cd vypuknuti valky hebyla
smutn6jsi nez je vjezd nacistn
do Athen. I kdyz Sc S tim po-
citalo jake S vec1 nevyhnutel-
nou, tax tento konecny pochod
barbara do kolebky kultury -
do tohoto mesta, " n6mz roz-
kvetla prvn1 demokracie, do
mesta Sokratova a Platonova,
Periklova a Demosthenova =
a tato posledn1 okupace symbo-
lisuje ostTe celou ideu teto val
ky We ktere kultura a svoboda
jsou u~dupavany. Do prave po-
vahy dnesn1ho konfliktu vsak
take symbolicky dobTe zapada
skutecnost, re dnesn1 Rekove
pc sest slavnych mesicG staly
hrdinsky proti tax hrozne pre-
sile, jaka dousd nebyla zazna-
menana v historic Recka. Ne
vidal Sc ami tehdy, kdyz bez-
nadejnost jejich posice byla
jasna kazdemu a drzeli Sc tax
dlouho, dokud BRITISH spojenci
nezachranili hlavn1 cast sveho
vojska. Situace Britt nen1 v
tonic okamziku radostha.
Churchill We SVEN nedelnlm
projevu toho nijak neskryval.
Vysvetlil, re bez ohledu ma W.
hlfdky vojenskeho vftezstvi Bri
tove nemeli jine volby nez bo-
jovat v Recku. Slibili pomoc a
bylo by otazkou cti, ably slovo
dodrzeli. Skutecny BOZ, ktery
rozhodne O osudech Britanie,
nebude bojovan We Stredozem1,
hybrz ma Atlantiku. 0 vysle-
dek tohoto boje ma Amerika
stejny zajem jake Britanie. To
lie take d1vodem proc Ameri-
ka must v tonic boji pomahat
zvysenou merou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Manzele.

Ma podzim Sc manzele Ray
mond a Margaret Hamiltonovi
pTistehovali v Chicago do els,
1850 Washington ulice. Cd pr
vnfho dine sc kazdy den hadali.
take policie byla nekolikrat
zavolana, ABLY udelala pofadek,
Co mezi mimi bylo a proc Sc ha-
dali, nikdo nezvedel.
V sobotu pc prudke hadce
padl vystTel a Hamilton, ktery
jest 26lety, vybehl z domu. Pc
licie byla povolana a nasla AZ
letou manzelku strelenou dc
prsou a tezce zranenou.
Pc muzi zahajila policie pa
tranf a nasla jej Ia nekolik no
din. Ia tech nekolik hodin sc
opil tax, re sotva stall ma no
hou. z pocatku Sc ku strelb6
primal, ale pozdeji poprel, re
by zenu postrelil a tvrdil, re sc
asi strelila sama. Ponevadz by.
opily tax, re S MIN nebylo reel
tax policie musela upustit oc
vyslechu az Sc vyspal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
We 40 letech chce Sc jeste
provdati.

V Sapupla, Oklahoma, kdy-
by "Teta Lizzie" Deeversova
nebyla ma l1zku s influenzou,
byla by oslavila sve 10. marc
zeniny tim, re by kracela hlav-
nj lodi chramovou k oltan jake
nevesta, a to jiz pc desate. -.
Tato bystrozraka mala babic
ka, ktera Sc citf "syezf jake "a.
bee" a je rada, kdyz sc NIUE
pohybovati kolem lidi, prizna-
la Sc, re sc znova zamilovala
Tentokrate do 77leteho souse-
da,jehoz jmeno je John Knight
"Jsem stale jeste "rychlono-
ha a vrtosiva divka", pravila
babicka sauna O sobe. "A bu.
deme slaviti nasi svatbu tax br'
zy, jak jenom budu moci pow
staff a Ease vaTiti."
Lizzie neveTi rozvody 9
svych devet dosavadnlch man
zeln ztratila pTirozenou cestou
Proste je prezila. A test Sc ia
Ike, re Dude ziva jeste dele, ne
Iii I'll jeji otec, ktery zemfel We
veku lis roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
RHINE.

= Nemecky rozhlas ozna-
mil, re velke francouzske "a
vody Bor Werke ma zpracova-
nj m6di We vychodni Jugoslavii
dostaly Sc do rukou Nemc1 te-
meT neposkozeny a re vyroba V
Mich mohla byti zahajena "a
nekolik dn1.
Tyz rozhlas dale oznamil, re
v on6ch zavodech Sc Nemci
zmocnili n6kolika tis1c tun wy
cist6ne medi. Tyto meden6 do
ly, nejbohats1 v Europe, lei
nedaleko Zajecaru, hlavn1ho
mesta timockeho kraje, skoro
u samych hranic Bulharska,
pouze asi 80 mil cd Dunaje.
= Cast srbskeho narodnfho
pokladu, odhadovana ma ST.
100000 americk6 m6ny, padla
do rukou Nemc1 pr nahlem ma
jezdu ma klaster v Ostrogu bill
re hranic Albanie, jak bylo O.
znameno z nemecke fronty v
Jugoslavii. Bankovky a zlato
byly uschovany v knihach, me-
ri kosteln1mi roughly a v pod
zemnlch sklepen1ch.
= Cd 1. cervna nebudou V
restaurantech servovati zadny
cukr do cafe a kavy, lekaTi bu-
dou pocitati O 20% vice a take
zeleznice slibuj1 dalsi zvysenf
j1zdneho.
" Toronto, Kanada, 7Ole-
lty Valentine Shorts, ktery te-
meT pred pIl stoletim zastTelil
til muze a ctvrteho poranil, pa
dl mrtev v jedne tamni lekar-
ne. Shorts byl odsouzen ma
dozivot1, avsak pc odslouzeni
"A let byl roku 1887 omilostn6n
a propulsion ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09

1. ledna byla taverna a her
ma v Blue Island pTepadena
ctyrmi lupici a ii ukoristili ne
kolik set dollarG. Policiste sve-
dli s lupici pTestrelku, pfi KITE
re byl jeden zakaznik taverny
Strelen do kolena. Policie Eat
kla v zeleznicn1m nadraz1 25
leteho Petra Montana a 29lete-
no Jos. Mascarelu, ktef1 byli
nekolika hosty taverne ztotoz
neni a dokazovali, re pTijeli pc
nakladnfm vlaku re zapadu a
prave kdyz v zeleznicn1m ma
drazi slezli s vlaku, tax byli
zatceni. Ale navladnf dokazal,
re pTi zatcenf byli este ohole-
nj a kdyby byly re zapadu ne
kolik dnf, tax by jiste NELL ma
tvaTi strniste. Mimo to u Mich
nalezeno $416 a nemohli Tfci
.jak knim pTisli. Montana jest
byvalym kriminalnfkem. Poro-
ia neuveTila obhajobe a odsou-
dila oba do kaznice cd jednoho
roku ma dozivotf.