davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-04

to for the last 10 years. it's hard
to figure out what they call weak.
Anyway, unless it rains again to-
day, the result may get lost in
the shufle and nobody can prove
we're wrong. Notre Dame to do
a neat job on Indiana-because
Dick Anderson of the Evansville
Press whispered Yesterday that
Indiana's line isn't so hot and
he's afraid the Irish will smear
Evansville's Billy Hillenbrand be-
fore he can show his stuff.
Today's' guest star Tom
Sweeney, Worcester NIass.) Eve
ming Gazette: Cant figure those
Princeton freshmen at all. They
vote winston Churchill the
greatest man on earth and he
can't even dropkick.'
Fog over Flatbush-A few fans
managed to get into Ebbets Field
yesterday even though the gates
weren't opened. One woman be-
rated some reporters for arriving
late You call yourselves fans
and you don't get here until II
o'clock" she shouted. Four gate.
keepers started a card game while
they waited for orders to open up
Evening star., 1941-10-04

and the specs who had managed
to get EN- were trying to unload.
Pittsburgh's Bill Benswanger had
called the turn on that one.
Every time there's talk OF a SELL
out, it scares the fans away" he
said Thursday. We get it on
big Sunday double headers. Peo-
pie who live so or so miles away
won't come. They forget that If
every reserved seat is sold, the
backbone it left"
Take-a -chance dept.-Turning
without warning or special in
formation from the series to
football, this is how some Of to-
days games look from here:
Tennessee to beat Duke-on the
theory that a top team in the
Southeastern Conference usually
is stronger than the same in the
Southern Circuit. The Southern
seems to be getting the better
material now, but that won't
show for another season or two.
Fordham over Southern Metho-
dist--the Rose Hill boys are sup
posed to be weak at the tackles,
but after what they've been used
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CIemson's Defense Okoy

Don't lose any sleep over Glenn
sons defense. Booty Payne, Sid
Tnsley and Butch Butler are av-
eraging better than 40 yards on
punts and the Tigers will pit
their ends. Joe Blalock and Ed Chip.
ley. against any pair in the Nation.
have to be good.
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NINTH lsyBsTyTUTtl RAoFmru,w,
Sports Mirror

By The Aasociated PreSk.
Today a year ago-Frltzle llvlc
outpointed Champion Henry
Armstrong to win world welter-
weight title.
Three years ago-James
Thompson DOCK Protho sue
ceeded jimmy Wilson as man
ager Of Philadelphia Phillies.
Evening star., 1941-10-04
Don'tCore q Hoot
About Big Series
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PULASKI, Va, Oct. 4.-The
Southwest Times inquiring re-
porter asked five people who they
thought would win the World
Series and found that two Of
them didn't know and didn't
care.
who's playing?" was Brick
layer Ralph Kennedy's reply to
the question. Il haven't got time
for things like that :"
Billy Lyons, visitor from Bal
timore. said, Don't ask me. I
never did care much for base
ball unless I was up at bat"
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Yelled Lightning
Latest on Grid

BY the Associated Press.
KENT, Ohio. Oct. Add to
the list OF new football forma-
tions the "veiled lightning" Of
Kent State University.
Originated by Coach G. D.
Starn. the system was good for
So points in It's inaugural against
Bluffton College.
The play starts from a double
wingback with three men even
tually passing between the ball
and the opposing linemen.
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Iron Men AtIuntu Trio

Atlanta which coaSted to South
ern Association pennant. worked
pitchers Ed Heusser, Emil Loch-
baum and Bob Chipman In 64s In.
nings. And the trio was charged
with less than o hit per inning,
Heusser won 40 games; Lochbaum
and Chapman. II each.
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Bouncing Back Is Tough

For colorful reporting try this one
by Scoop Latimer of the Greenville
IS. c. News. "Furman's hipper-
dipper tailback. Shanghai Jim Bar
nett, bounces around like a celluloid
ball on pingpong table, but Is
tougher than raWhide."
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Reds Druft Prenderqust
BY the Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. up,
Little Rock has lost Jim Prender-
CAST, big lefthand pitcher obtained
from Kansas City in midseason OF
1899. He has been drafted by Gin
cinnati
Evening star., 1941-10-04
SEVENTH INNING.

YANKEES-COScar threw out
Dickey. Gordon walked for the
sixth time in the series, Gordon
took second as CoScarart nabbed
Rizzuto's slow grounder, and threw
him out. FitzsimmonS was hit hard
on the left knee by Russo's liner.
The ball took a wild bound high into
the air. and was gathered in by
Reese for one of the most peculiar
outs in World Series history FitZ-
simmons limped off the field and
Immediately had an ice pack applied
to the knee. No runs, no hits, no
errors, one left.
DODGERS-Reiser bounced a
double of the right center field
fence. Medwick struck out. but had
to be thrown out, Dickey to Sturm.
Reiser held second. Reiser took
third as Gordon streaked over be-
hind second for Lavagetto's ground
er and threw him out Camilli took
a third strike. No runs, one hit, no
errors, one left
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EIGHTH INNING.

YANKEES - Fitzsimmons' knee
was TOO badly damaged to allow him
to pitch. and Casey replaced him on
the mound for Brooklyn. Reiser
took Sturm's liner after a short run.
Rolfe singled to right center on the
hit-and-run play. Heinrich beat
out a bounder 10 Coscarart. Rolfe
stopping at second. Di Maggie
took the count TO three and two
and then singled to center, scoring
Rolfe and sending Heinrich TO third.
Keller sent a long single to center.
scoring Heinrich and sending Di
Maggie to third. French replaced
Casey on the mound for Brook
lyn. Reese took Dickey's grounder.
stepped on second and forced Keller
and threw TO first to catch Dickev
for a double play. Two runs, four
hits. no errors, one left.
DODGERS-Walker sent a line
drive double to right center Heinrich
missing an attempted shoestring
catch. Russo tossed out owen.
Walker holding second Galan bat
ted for French. Galan took the
count or two and two and then
struck out. Reese singled down the
right field line. scoring Walker.
Coscarat popped to Rolfe, One run,
two hits, no errors, one left.
Yankees, 2: Dodgers, l.
NINTH INNING.
YANKEES now pitching
for Brooklyn. Gordon flied to
Reiser. Medwick made a nice run
ming catch of Rizzuto's liner Russo
lined to Reiser. No runs, no hits, no
errors, none left.
DODGERS-Reiser struck out.
Medwick flied to Heinrich. Gordon
threw out Lavagetto. No runs, no
hits, no errors, none left.
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THIRD RAcE-purs.. $500: claiming:

FOURTH RACE-Purss. $500; claiming;
3-year.olds; s furlongs.
Prima Donna Ito xUnimond - liz
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The Base Runners Are Going All OUT

This the richest
Yankees allotted
this kind of dough is laid the line ball players will
Ruuto
flesh The Buns haven't uggng him beneath the belt
have playing hard baseball knocking little
double plays 1t wouldn't hurt B1ookyns
The applies Reese The hortSop bound
will
their batngs
ball
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When Durocher Stuck by Reese


the fellows
Dckey Whiow Wyatt old bapay
gubby little kid worsiped handles himself like
csrb copy o
When
slump bencfed lineup
takes bapayer such
has
all this he has been the thick
while would
him
Neither in
headlines hitting triples
s and i
the chances will
o
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Yankees. o: Dodgers, 0.
SIXTH INNING.

YANKEES-Sturm looped single
to center Sturm stole second.
Rolfe attempted 10 sacrifice. but
fouled to Owen Heinrich walked.
Di Maggie worked the count to three
and two, then lifted a high fly TO
Walker, the runners holding their
bases. Keller grounded out TO Ca
MILL. No runs, one hit, no errors,
two left.
DODGERS-RiZzuto raced far 10
his right for Fitzsimmons grounder.
and Sturm dug his throw out of the
dirt for the putout. Reese flied to
Keller. Coscarart smashed a blow
off RussoIs glove, but Rolfe scooped
up the ball and threw him out on
fast play. No runs, no hits, no err
rors. none left.
Evening star., 1941-10-04
Explosion Imminent Best Dodg and Yank Ske Fail So Far Series
Win, Lose or Draw
Two Kids Who Are on the Spot
By FRANCIS {. STAN,

NEW YORK Oct At should be pointed that while is all
this World only
unveiled
ball people that Phil
final heard Rizzuo
the shorps the Brooklyn the respectively
This their World indeed Rzzutos the
second.
than moray poms
ing rockies
might longer
the well Imtthe there
will
will of position
ball club
Just a guard
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FrFTH RACF-orrse, g 500 sdded

bu T. N-er-ArreId Hsneer sntry.
CIV. c. winfreyMrs- A. F. sherman en-
try
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Rizzuto Wanted to PIuy for Brooklyn

There twist the Italian midgets Rnzuto
didn't Yankee Stadium That S he ddn poster Joe Nc
Carth He liked Frankie Croset shorop
but he didn't hand
Yankees shorop
Brooklyn a
shortsop
Rizzuto inches height The Yankees Tim
Sullivan
knocked the
finally applied
It's farm is. Croei the bench.
year younger than and bigger
body ought the for that boy
looks like oneme Our comedy character enough
o
He wasn't cketed for Brooklyn He Kentucky boy he broke
baseball Louisville which Immediately sold
the Red Sox He the kid who Joe
quite
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SIXTH RACF-Purse. 81 500, the Finite:
allowances: 3-year-olds and up: class C:
Evening star., 1941-10-04
NINTH SUBSTITUTE RACE|Purss
1900: claimins: 4-year-olds and up: fur
Hawthorne Park Entries

FIRST RACE-Purse. ST 600: claiming;
maiden 3-year-old and upEard. 6 fur
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Rockingham Park

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACI-Purse, $500; elaimins;
(-yeAr-olda and inward. 4 furlonEs.
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xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
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SEVENTH RAcE-Pur.e. $4,000; claim
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Dodgers Rally
In Eighth Inning
Falls Short
Brooklyn Scores Run
On Walkers Double
And Reese's Single

Continued From First Page)
Sturm hit Fitzsimmon's first pitch
to Herman. who threw him out. No
runs, no hits, no errors, none left,
DODGERS-Owen hoisted high
fly to Di Maggie. Fitzsimmons raised
an easy fly to Keller. Rizzuto took
Reeses sharp grounder and whipped
him out. No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Yankees. 0: Dodgers. 0.
FOURTH INNING.
YANKEES-Rol singled TO cen
ter. Reese SCo0ped up Henrlchs
grounder and raced to second, fore
ing Rolfe. His throw to Camilli in
an attempt to catch Heinrich for
double play was high, pulling Ca
mill of the bag Heinrich was caught
mapping and was picked of first,
Owen to Camilli. Di Maggie popped
to Camili. No runs one hit, no er-
rors. none left.
DODGERS - Gordon took Her
mans crisp erOunder and threw him
out. Reiser lined to Gordon. Med
wick topped slow roller down the
third base line. and beat it out for
the first hit of Russo. Gordon leaped
high to make a nice catch Of La
vagetto's liner, No runs, one hit, no
errors. one left.
Yankees. 0: Dodgers. 0.
FIFTH INNING.
YANKEES - Coscarart replaced
| Herman at second for Brooklyn. Kel-
Ter hit the first pitch to Coscarart
who threw him out. Dickey flee
deep to Reiser. Gordon tripled OF
the centerfield wall missing a home
run two feet. RiZzuto was purposeiy
passed. RizZuto stole second. Russo
struck out. No runs, one hit, no er-
rors, 2 left.
! DODGERS worked the
count TO two and three. and then
struck out. Gordon took Walkers
smash on one bounce and threw
him out. Owen flied deep to DiMag-
gio. No runs, no hits. no errors, none
[ laft
Evening star., 1941-10-04
Racinq Entries for Monday
Laurel Entries

BY the Associst led Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000. claiming,
4-yeAr-olds and up. I !. miles
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Continued From First Psge)
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, 200: Swear
| olds; ! mile and 20 yards.
Evening star., 1941-10-04

. EIGHT RAcE-Purse 81 100 cisimins;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Csl. vojaci dostali PoIske
VYZnamenanI.

Phi nedavnem obradu vyzna-
menan1 ceskoslovenskych voja-
XII polskym valecnym kT1zem
promluvil polsky general Mo
delski k vyznamenanym cesko-
slovenskym vojakGm. General
Modelski We SVEN vojensky
strucnem proslovu Tekl toto:
"Valecne krfze, jez yam O.
devzdavam z povereni mini
stra valky a vrchnfho velitele
polske armady, mali trojf w.
znam: jsou poctou VAST osobn.
|statecnosti; jsou znamenfm, Il
bojujete nejen "a svoji vlast
ale "a svobodu vsech utlacova
nych narody; a jsou dokladem
re jste i pc tragedii sveho ma
roda nasli cestu, jak bojova
prot nepT1teli nam vsem spo
lecnemu, proti hitlerismu.
"Cest YAM, kteTi poneset,
valecny krfz, cest tenn, jich:
hroby v p6de Polsky budem,
udrzovat stejne pietne jak,
hroby vojakd nasich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
RdZne.

- Harry Grindell- Matthews,
badatel v oboru elektriny a
znamy jake death ray Mat
thews", byl pohrben. Zemrel
nahle ochrnut1m srdce We veku
81 rokG. Byl uz nekolik mesf-
CD churav.
Skonal v osamelem bunga-
low, kde mel zaT1zenou bada-
telskou laboratof. Toto bun
galow stojf ma vrcholu hory
bl1ze Swansea We Walesu a Sc
svou laboratof1 bylo vzdy bed
live ~strezeno.
Grindell-M Matthew's, ktery sc
roku 1888 ozenil S polskou pew
kyn1 Cannon Walskou, jez
pred tim byla take provdana
"a americkeho Millionaire Nc
Cormicka. vynalezl paprsek, O
nemz pravil, re NIUE sraziti
aeroplany i v znacne dalce.
Bylo o mem take oznameno,
re sestrojil prom1tanf paprsku
k usmrcenf bacilG a re sestro-
jill raketovy aeroplan, jenz mG-
re leteti rychlostf sesti mill v
sekunde eli vterine, coz by by
10 $50 mil v minute.
Pokud je vsak ve~fejnosti az
dosud znamo, zadny z jeho
smrtfc1ch vynalezG nebyl jeste
uzit v nynejsf valce Europe.
= Burgundska, kter6 jest
jedn1m z nejproslulejsich dis
triktG Francie, pokud jde o pc
stovani vinne revy k pT1prave
VIVA, dosla zprava, re letosnf u
roda hroznu je nejhors1 cd ro-
ku 1898.
Burgundske vino, zname pc
celem svete kratce jake "Bur-
gundy", tvorilo take znacnou
polozku We vyvozu VIVA z Fran
Gle. Zajfmave take je, re O.
statn1 vinaTske distrikty We
Francii mely letos 1rodu mno-
hem lepS1 a jakostnejs1, lee "a.
Sc 81 stezuj1 ma nedostatek SUI
d1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Take Czech vynalezI psacf stroj.

Ones je psac1 stroj samozrej-
mou vec1 v pfsarnach a kance-
laf1ch. z 1fad1 pronikl i do
domacnosti. Ma vystave kovo-
vych vyrobkG, kterou v r. 1879
usporadala v Praze Pr1myslo-
va jednota, byl vystaven psaci
stroj, jehoz vynalezcem byl =
jak bylo uvedeno - American
Remington. Klaviatura stroje
nel1sila Sc mnoho cd klaviatu-
ry dnesn1ch psac1ch stroll. Byl
to vsak stroj S t. Nv. neviditel-
nym p1smem. Kdyz Sc m6lo
kontrolovat, CO Sc ma stroll ma
psalo, musil sc zvednouti valec.
Pr teto prflezitosti napsaly
"Listy prdmyslove", casopis
v6novany pokroku remesel v
Cechach a ma Morave: "Musf-
me Sc zaroven zm1niti, re jiz
pred mnoha lety sestavil p. F..
Odkolek, mlynaT prazsky, po-
dobny stroj, ktery jiz byl velmi
.iednoduchy. Mel pismeny u
nahore, kterez tvorily
Sc svymi dlouhymi h1lkami
kuzel. skoda, re Sc dalsfho
zdokonalenf jmenovany pan
VIDAL"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
UspeSna podvratni cinnost Ses-
kych delnikHG ocenovana.

Plukovn1k Britton, ktery We
de britskym rozhlasem V Lon
dyne podvratnou kampan V re-
mich osazenych Nemci, zahajil
nynl noovu akci: zpomaleni
vyroby. We SVEN rozhlase Sc
p~ochvalne zmfnil O ceskych del
nic1ch V brn6nsk6 zbrojovce,
ktef1 ma znamen1 sve cinosti
namalovali ma zed zavodu We
likou zelvu a pfsmeno V. Plu-
kovnlk Briton ceskym delhi
kuhn srdecne podekoval a vydal
Poole jejich pr1kladu move he
slo pro evropske delnfky:
'Pracujte We znamenf zelvy.
Zelva zv1teZ1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
USA vyzbrojf poIskou armada.

V Chicago Daily News" z
3. zarf je clanek O pGjcce, KITE
rou poole Lend Lease Act z1s-
kala polska zahranicn1 vlada v
Londyn6. Jde O vojenske wy
baveni polskych oddllG cvice-
nych v Kanade, kterym presi-
dent Roosevelt povolil posflat
~"strojnf pusky, pusky, delostTe
lecke potfeby, nakladn1 auto
modify a jiny vojensky materi-
al" President dale zdIraznil,
re tato pomoc je poskytovana
We smyslu americke politicke
sm6rnice DAFT veskerou pomoc
tenn, kter1 Sc stavejf prot 1toc-
nfku. Take prohlasil, re L.
speSny odpor polskych vojsk je
nezbytnou soucastkou obrany
Spojenych StatG; t6mito pro
hlaSenfmi Sc postavil "a polsky
BOZ o samostatnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Starry zlodsj zauciI milenku
kradezich.

Antonfn solek, 29lety rowe
deny lakyrn1k, pro kradeze jiz
nekolikrate ~trestany, namluvil
81 loni ma podzim 26letou stu
zebnou Marii Sprachtovou a l.
hned jail sc j zaucovati do sve-
no Temesla. A. Sprachotova
pro tento svGj novy obor CHINO
sti prokazala Sc.
S pocatku delala Solkovi je-
nom "zed'", pax vsak Sc sama
ucastnila jeho vyprav a vlou-
PAM. Provedli jich spolu eel
KEN 16 = vesmes z uzamce-
nych bytG = a cena jejich lu-
pu cinila 1hrnem 1880 K. Ma
konec vsak byli prece jen chy-
cent a odpovfdali Sc nyn1 pred
trestnim senatem vrch. soud
rady DIR. Spinara re zlocinu kr5
deze. Solkovi to dopadlo vel.
mi spatne: byl odsouzen dc
t6zkeho zalaTe ma 4 roxy, pc
jichz odpykan1 pujde do donu-
covacf pracovny. Pfijal rozsu.
dek zdrcen. Ale sprachtova
primo lamentovala, kdyz slyse.
la, re byla odsouzena do tez-
keno zalare ma 2 roxy. Pozd6
obvinovala sveho milence hla.
site z osudu, ktery il pTipravil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
SekretaT Morgenthau varuje
pred inflaci.

Spojene Staty hledf vstric o.
pakovanf inflace cen z DOLBY
svetove valky, jak prohlasil Sc,
kretar pokladu Henry Morgen-
thau V Boston, Mass.
ZvySovanf cen, jez jiz znac-
ne pokrocilo, NIUE byti zasta-
veno pouze bezprostTedn1mi a
drastickymi kroky.
Morgenthau navrhl: Pfedne,
zvySeni DAM, sbfranych fede-
ralnf vladou die zakona 70 soci-
aln1m zabezpecenf. Druh6, pro
pustenf pTebytk6 zemskych
plodin, jez jsou nynf drzeny z
trhu. Treti, dovolenf, ably byla
dovazena kanadska pSenice We
Velkem mnOzstv1.
Ctvrte, uzakon6nf predlohy
0 kontrole cen, jez je nyn1 v
kongresu. Pate, dati do de-
partmentu pokladu ZvySen1m
dan1 a rozsiren1m vladnfch jis-
tot v6tSf cast zvyseneho pTijmu
spotrebitelG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Smutne vYroci.

Ceskoslovensky rozhlas v
Londyne pTipomnel druhe W.
rocf hromadneho zatykanl,je z
provedlo ma podzim 1889 v ces-
kych zem1ch Gestapo a pr
n6mz byly zatceny tisfce vyni-
kajfcfch CechG, kteTf pax byli
dopraveni do koncentracnlch
tabor1 v Nemecku. z Mich
Patejdl, Fuchs, Valdes a Klein
poznali hr1zu tabora v Buchen-
waldo. Cetnf v techto tabo-
rech jest6 jsou, cetn1 JIM zem-
reli. Vsichni. at mrtv1 81 zivi,
mali zajisteno misto v srdcfch
naroda i pr1st1ch generaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Cary mary fuk - a tisicikoru
ma byla pryc.

UsedIots rolnlka Josefa Ku.
Gerry v Kunf ma Sedlcansku ma
vstfvily dive mlad6 cikanky. Je.
dina mela ma zadech pfivazanf
cikanske pacholatko a druht
Sc Gle otacela since, kan sci
ka pTinesla nev1tanym navStev.
nicfm trochu jfdla, ably Sc jich
zbyla. Cikanky s naramnym
dlkGvzdanim odesly a S mimi
zmizela i tis1cikorunova ban
kovka, kterou ukradly v nestre
zene chv1li z "'paradn1" svetni-
ce, jez nebyla dostatecne zajis-
tena prot nezadouc1m hostum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Londyn take oslavf Dvorakovo
jubileum.

Ceskoslovensky ministr "a
hranicl Jan Masaryk prijal lon
dynske hudebn1 kritiky a DO
dial jim vyklad O Dvorakovych
oslavach, jez Sc budou konat v
Londyne cd 6. do 13. zaff, a to
v Royal Albert Hall a National
Gallery.
Ministr Masaryk promluvil
Q Dvofakovych zajezdech do
Londyna cd roku 1884 a pode-
koval Royal Philharmonic So
cietly a London Symphony Or
chestra "a to, re tento festival
umoznily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
PohreSovana naIezena mrtva.

We Strakonicfch byla pc del
81 dobu pohresovana 58leta O.
becnf chuda Terezie Rathauso-
va. Byla konecne nalezena ma
ostrov6 mezi dvema rameny O.
tavy. k nemuz nenf pr1stupu.
Soudi Sc, re Rathausova spad-
la do vody, byla priplavena k
ostrGvku, kde Sc zachytila a ma
brehu pax vys1len1m skonala.
Ma brehu lezela nekolik dn1,
nez byla jej1 mrtvola objevena.
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Uspesna podvratna cinnost
ceskych delnikH.

Plukovnfk Britton, ktery We
de britskym rozhlasem pod
vratnou kampan v zem1ch OBJ
sazenych Nemci, zahajil nyni
novou akci: zpomalen1 vyro-
by. We SVEN rozhlase sc po-
chvalne zm1nil o ceskych delni-
c1ch v brnenske z~brojovce, KITE
ri ma znamen1 sve cinnosti ma
malovali ma zed zavodu veil
kou zelvu a p1smeno V. Plu.
kovn1k Britton ceskym delhi
kun srdecne podekoval a Wy.
dial poole jejich pr1kladu move
heslo pro evropske deln1ky
"Pracujte We znamen1 zelvy
Zelva ZvlteZl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
cesi provozuji sabotaz spalo
vanim poll.

Cesky zemsky president wy
dial vyhlasku, We ktere upozor-
nuje ma nutnost ostrazitosti
pred pozary poll. ZdGraznil,
re pozor must davat nejen re
m6d6lci, ale take vsechno oby-
vateltsvo, a p%ripomenul, re nj
cent zasob potravin je poole
nemeckeho nar1zen1 O. valec-
mem hospodarstvl trestne. v ne
kterych pr1padech dokonce
smrtf. Toto neobvykle prohla-
SEMI odhaluje skutecnost, re v
Gechach a ma Morave je rozsi-
rena 1cinna zemedelska sabo-
taz.
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Csl. kulomet Bren byl v Anglii
ZlepSen q 30&

Britsky tisk pfinasf zpravu O
zlepsen1 kulometu Bren, VIVA
leu ceskoslovenskeho mocha
nika Holecka. Poole teto zpra-
Wy byla vykonnost a 1cinnost
kulometu Bren zlepsena cesko-
slovenskymi mechaniky ma p1-
de Velke Britanie O tficet pro
cent.
Zakladem zlepsenf byly pla-
ny, ktere byly zachraneny z Br
ma pred nemeckou okupacf.
Britske vojsko pohlfzf ma kulo-
met Bren jake ma svou nejlepsf
zbran, a hlasf Sc, re il britske
tovarny vyrab6jf v 1zasn1ch
mnozstv1ch.
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CementarenSti delnici a jejich
Zuby.

Pr prohlidce delnfkd, pra-
cuj1c1ch v cementarnach, uci-
Mill lekaTi zaj1mave zjistenf.
Poole tohoto zjistenf obsah
krevn1ho vapna lid1 pracujf-
C1ch v cementarnach je mad
normalem, a to pro prijfmanf
cementoveho prachu dychacfm
Gstroj1m. Zvysena hladina
krevn1ho vapna velmi pT1znive
ovlivnuje stav zubG techto del
nfk1 protoze zubnf kaz Sc mezi
mimi temeF nevyskytl. Napro-
ii tomu zvapenatenf c6v a vni-
trnich organ1 je u techto del
nfk1 castejsi choroba nez u il
nych zamestnanf.
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Boufe We Wisconsin,.

Silna vichTice strhla stTechu
re staven1 Ivana Coola a pora-
Mia 5letou dcerku a take ne
kolik jinych dom1 bylo posko-
zeno v Cassville. Farmari pra-
vi, re prudke zavanut1 vetru
zvedlo Why Mississippi ma 60
stop vysoko, ale ma stest1 Why
zapadly do vody, aniz by zpI-
sobily skodu. Nekolik kabin
turist1 bylo prevaleno a ma ne
kolika domech mensi skoda
zpGsobena.
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Rvaci.

Diva mladfci z Laskovic Va
CLAW Hradsky a Miloslav Raba
vraceli sc V podnapil6m stavu z
hospody z Chrastovic. Cestou
k domu Sc dostali do hadky, "a
n1z Hradsky wal ma pTftele ka-
men a mlatil no jim do hlavy.
V odvetu uchopil Raba klacek
a Hradskemu pferazil nohu.
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V minulych dnech doslo k
neobycejnemu ~nestest1. Delnik
Vaclav Soucek re Lhotky u Lo-
chovic ma Horovicku vozil mo-
cGvku z nepT1lis hluboke jim
ky. Pojednou byl zachvacen
srdecn1 slabost1 a padl hlavou
do j1mky. Pr nestest1 nikdo
rebyl a d6lnfk byl nalezen po-
zdeji mrtev.
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Kolebka pohanena vodnim
kolem.

Jisty chalupn1k v Jesennem
ma Jilemnicku 81 pred Lefty po-
.f1dil kolebku ma vodn1 pohon.
Ably il nemusel houpat rucne,
vyuzil vodnf silly kolem tekou-
chic potoka. Postavil male vo-
dnf kolo, pripojil Ike hfideli Ian
ko a mel kolebku, jakou asi je-
ste nikdo nemel.
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V Kostelci n. Orl. sc usadi]
K. Sedovi jeden parek holubu
mezi slepicemi. Mezi holubi
vejce Sc dostalo take slepici. V
kvetnu vysedela holubice ku-
fatko, ktere Sc ma Gle k svetu.
Holubice je prijala s velkou sa-
m~ozrejmOst1.