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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
PRI KOURENf " POSTELI
ZEMREL.

John Redmond, 70 rokG sta
ry, zachvacen srdecn1m nava-
lem, zemrel ma SVEN ldzku v
800 blocku S. Paca ulice. Pred
smrti 81 pokuroval z dymky, z
niz padajlcimi oharky zapale-
ma byla postel jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

Tobolka, v niz byl jeden cent,
ukradena byla Margaret Frank
kdyz sobotu vecer sla ma
Conkling ulici mezi Baltimore
ulicf a Paramount avenue. To-
bolka byla il vytrzena asi 16le-
tym mladlkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
USMRTIL Sc.

V Homecoming, Md, chopil v
sobotu David William Snyder,
31lety, n1z, ktery jeho matka
nechala lezeti ma stole a prose-
XII 81 i'm hrdlo. V nekolika mi
nutach zemrel v pbitomnosti
rodicd a dvou bratri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
POVfDANf o
BAZARU We WASHING
TONE, D. C..

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TONE, D. c.
Muze Sc to nazvat radostne
povidanf, nebot z odstupu ca
su name jen radostny pocit,
ktery vyvrcholil minuly tyden
phi zprave bazaroveho vyboru
zdejs1 odbocky G. N. S. O cis-
tenn vytezku $1,985.94 Tim je
dokonce prekonan vysledek ba-
zaru pfedchazejfciho a tim
jsou prekonany vsichni pesimis
tlct1 prorokove. A vice meme
opravnene, protoze musime pri-
znat, re letos Sc pracovalo "a
daleko tezsfch podminek, vcet-
ne smutnych udalostf poslednf-
no roku, kdy do rad postize-
nych narod1 pribyly dalsi a tax
soucasne s naslm konalo sc je-
ste nekolik bazard jinych ma
rodnostf, krone rdznych sbi-
rex, relief" a jinych podp1r-
nych podnikG v pTedvanocni
dOb6.
Nehlede ma to, re Sc soucas-
ne pracovalo We zdejSi odbocce
Ceskoslovenske pomocne akce
(Czechoslovak Relief a tesne
pred bazarem Sc spesne vypra-
vilo devet beden r6znych veci
pro nase u%prchliky v Anglii,
pracovalo sc pilne i ma bazaro-
vych vecech, treba re je mas
zde jen velmi malo.
Rodily Sc RUNE napady, jak
zpestriti a zlepsiti bazaar. Jed.
MIN z tech stastnych napadu
byl prodej domacfho peciva a
"sladke komite" sc skutecne
postaralo, ably O dobre nase
cukrov1 a pecivo ma bazaru ne
byla nouze. Stanek sladkosti
byl take pc celou dobu bazaru
oblehan zakaznicemi a podstat
ne pfispel Ike krasnemu vysled-
ku.
Stanek panenek, ustrojenych
v ceskoslovenskych kroj1ch,
delal DOZEN narodopisne VISTA
Wy a nekolikamesicni prace pill
n rukou nasich dam prime
sla pekne ovoce. Kroje byly
vypracovany Poole popisG orr
ginal1 a tax kolem dvaceti r1z-
nych vesnic bylo zastoupeno v
tomto stanku pr otevren1 ba-
zaru.
Bohaty vyber rdznych hac-
kovanych vec1, krasne ceskoslo
venske IVORY vysite ma ubru-
sech, pokryvkach, behounech,
vestach a jinych vecech testify
Sc obvykle. pozornosti kupuj1-
c1ch.
Jinym z dobrych napad1 by
10 vypalovan1 a malovani r1z-
neho dfeveneho zboz1, ozdob-
nych a praktickych vecicek,
ktere 81 nikterak nezadaly S IL
DOWN umen1m naseho Slovac-
ka i Slovenska.
Mensi vyber ceskoslovenske-
no skla ma letosn1m bazaru O.
proti lonskemu byl bohate ma
hrazen mnozstv1m krasne pG-
vodnf slovenske keramiky z
Modre, ktera byla al ma neko-
lik velkych predmetG zcela wy
prodana.
Lepty a olejomalby nasich
prednich umelcd vyzdobu ba-
zaru, ktery korunovala velka,
neobycejne vkusne upravena
vykladnl skT1n a vanocn1 stro-
mecek, ozdobeny die nasehc
zpdsobu, plnil cele prostfed.
intimni vanocnl naladou.
Ma to vsechno uz jen S uspo'
kojenim a S radost1 vzpom1na.
me a jak r1kame, S odstupen
casu jiz jsme z%apomneli ma RI.
zne svfzele, napnut1m telesne.
no i nervoveho a tvrdlme, IL
jsme vlastne porzili mnoho ra
dostnych civil.
Pred bazarem radost z kaz
de dohotovene veci, behem ba
zaru Ease radost z kazdeht
prodaneho kousku, radost z ra
dosti kupuj1c1ch a konecnt
Yam, mill krajanstl ctenaf
"recept" ma mnohe radostn'
chvile We Vasich osadach.
A my Westinghouse 81 ra
dostne navzajem tisknem ruce
Washington, D.. c.
y lednu 1871. z. r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
M'SPA ADEN TAKES BAY STATE OPEN
 FOR FOURTH TIME.
YOungster Shades Classy Paul Runyan With Final
 67 for 28O

Oyster Harbors, Mass, July B. (UP)-Harold (Jug) McSpaden, 32- year old Winchester professional, pocketed $4o0 today for winning his fourth Massachusetts open golf championship with record break ing stretch surge that nioped Paul Runyan of White Plains, N. Y.
 Trailing Runyan by stroke at the end of 36 holes, McSpaden carved out a two under par 70 and then tied the record for the test ing Oyster Harbors course with a 67 to complete his 72-hole stint yes- terday with a total of 280.
 McSpaden's brilliant exhibition cut three strokes from the tournament record for the event, was seven shots lower than the previous 72- hole mark for the course and eight under par.
 Though the Kansas native tech- nically caught Runyan at the third hole of the final round he had to hitthe turn in 32, four under par, to stay even with Runyan who scored a 8.
 Runyan, twice former National PGA titlist, and recent winner of the Goodall round robin, slipped on the last nine holes to finish with a II for total of 283 and $200 prize money.
 One Stroke Off
 Defending champion Horton Smith. Pinehurst, N. C., closed out with 69 to earn third honors and $l50 with a 2e4 total.
 Two amateurs = Massachusetts titlist Ted Bishop of Woodland and former national champion Willie TurneSa of Detroit - deadlocked for fourth place at 291.
 A stroke behind was Herman 2ar- ron of White Plains, N. Y, who earned $100 for his efforts. Sergt. John ThoYen of Camp Edwards was next at 293 and got $60.
 New England titlist Leo Martin of Trapelo tied three other com petitorS at 297. They were Lester Kennedy of Newmarket, N. H., Ed Burke of Wianno and Tom Mahan of Beverly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Boston Americans Double Deeat Due To Mound Weaknesses
Kerry1nen' $ Picnic Ruined by Far Down
 By DAN PARKER

MEMBERS the Esymsns Protective and Benevolent :as ss E ss sss s @ % vs Dega sS 5 s x n nss @ s o r n M 9s S @ so M n a M0fe h' nn p n' p Ci Delaware had been chartered for the occasion pulled Battery II there list o port t was because the Kerry tug waE ss the ord Dnns men as ever ate pound apiece a stin ssss s 'i up 70 M ne & o and s1o s @ cargo o H HxSd @ @ coats looking fs aiier t with % a' s is ana '' Os from Balyheg Diele KIogn Hardly byes exchanged hearty top of the orn to sr 1 @ @ m 1 ~s @ sds s s U s p s % Da Tn s % @ of reception ye byes .
 demanded the sergeant in charge of the
 ~Vhos chairman belHg erensy for be said Kerryman backs water from Hyfn quarters concealed on this ship '' D '
 % s ds sS osss s S the he h | d the tight so 1t won't explode to but @ @ ] s @ '5sa Ts s sess @ neoi and tossed back % uos st'Ta ag s 0 a a % P o @ 1 pointed sr s ys can all relax There wi" De no more bad That's yss s be thought! s AS the City Delaware cutter pulled alongside and the ship being boarded like % 1s ss the soe s s % of the
 I'll have Kerymen lawabidin of the reception committee tnghed visitors Ts shieahs them Red Rooshians."
 There's bomb police captain e1ode and blows all these landscape whole city will be destroyed"
 Dus explain reception committee Street and the dn found only thrower Ii perazy." we're taking captain national enn- oigency." May the Macgielddy that's gponsible for this plot agn us!" the chairman.
 Meantime the searching stem to stern and beam to without uncovng anything
 
 hree days and set adr for Kerrymen brook mo interference from
 search had been completed the good ship City and practically touching the 14sth Street again.
 Given the hgbaI and way that old ratt five unison The Whieone Bridge negotiated this time and presently the boat the men, W this time lit to be tied the hoped soon to drag the rival tugo team into the
 Let all get off the chairman of the rscpuo coee st doing all the taking when of Connecticut State Troopers.
 Everybody off the p the sergeant by nS the KeTymen let the troopers search the ship bomb nor bum found - ~ ~ ~ The Kerry tugowar team afraid of their own so tey Just tugged efthanded Nevertheless pulling oppo o clear o the ground the swung around like cownoy twisting his until the sound they nad feu on dry land, they'd al have
 It reported that the stranger who called up Police Qualtas ana gave the bomb tip had Belfast
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Red sox 000 coz, % 0--2
 Yankees U. Q % 40S 01 x-7

Errors-Tabor, Gordon. Runs bat ted in-Silvestri ?, Russo, Strum, D. DiMaggio. Spence. Rolfe, J. DiMag- Rio, Gordon. Two-base hits-Silves- fri 3, Russo. Three-base hit--Riz- crifce-G Gordon. Double play-Spence and Pytlak. Left on bases-Yankees II; Red Sox 5. Bases on balls-off Harris 1, Russo l, Ryba l, Potter 2. Struck out -- by Russo 4. Ryba 5, Chandler l. Hits-off Harris. In Potter. in 1; Russo, in 6; Chand- Ter, in g.. Wild pitch--Potter. Win ming pitcher-Russo. Losing pitcher
 Harris. Ulnpiree-- Summers, Rue, Rommell and Stewart. Time--2:32.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
TRIBES DRILL

On the number two diamond d Hamilton Park this evening the Tribune A. c. baseball squad will assemble for diamond drill sched- uled for 5:45 o'clock with all hands to be on time, according to a de- mand from Manager Patrick Ems melt Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

YESTERDAYS HERO-Joe Di- Maggie, who hit safely in both ends of the Tanks double victory, 7-2 and 9-2, over the Boston Red Sox to tie Willie Keeler'S all-time base ball record of hitting safely in A consecutive games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
FIGURED IT OUT!

A statistician claims there are 40.- 32O possible orders in which the eight teams in each major league baseball circuit could finish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
RECORD BOAT FLEET

Registrations of numbered motor boats on U. S. waterways have reached an all-time high mark of 320,793. This does not include in land waters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Craig Wood, U. s. Open cham pion, is using the same set of clubs that he got in 1886. Most topnotch golfers change as frequently as twice a season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
REMARKABLE RECORD

Les MacMitcheu has won five mile and two half-n1ile running cham pionstips during the past six months of competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
EQUINE NAMESAKEs

There are two Shirley Temples in the harness racing sport. One is trotter, while the other is a pacer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
ANCIENT PUTTER

Nathaniel vickers, Americas golf patriarch, still puts with the same club he bought when he learned the game thirty-nine years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
MILLIONS IN PURSES

The purses distributed at all race tracks in the United States during 1940 totaled SIS ,9ll ,l67. Of this sum, New York offered $2,697, ,50s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
STANDARD GOLF BALLS

A new ruling by the U. s. Coli association limits the velocity of balls used ito 25O feet a second.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Elmira- Hartford (rain). Scranton -Binghamton (rain). Springfi'd 3, Williamsp't 3 G, rain) Wilkes-Barre 5, Albany (night). Wilkes-Barre 5, Albany (night).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

The Yankees homer streak ended in the first game. They previously had hit 40 homerS in g straight games. surpassing the former mark of 26 in IF consecutive games set by the Detroit Tigers last year.
 Cleveland walloped St. Louis, 10-6. last night but slipped to ? 1-2 be- hind New York. The Indians made IA hits, including homers by Al Mill mar and Hal Trosky and ended a three-game losing streak. Milnar won his eighth victory but needed late help from Jim Bagby.
 The Detroit Tigers drew within l l-2 games of the first division by defeating the Chicago White Sox, 5-1. Dizzy Trout held the Sox to three hts for his sixth victory while the Tigers pounded out 10 hits and pr1ed six walks from Ed Smith.
 Nice Work
 Phil Marchildon, young Philadel- phia righthander. pitched a four hitter for his sixth victory as the As defeated the Washington Sen- ators, 1o-l. Sam Chapman and Dick Siebert homered for the As.
 The St. Louis Cardinals regained the National league lead with an H. |7 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates as the Brooklyn Dodgers lost to the Philadelphia Phillies, GA. The Cards collected IT hits, four each for Johnny Mize and Johnny Hopp and three for Creepy Crespi. Mize drove in five runs with a homer, double and two singles.
 Stan Benjamin'S single with load- ed bases in the 10th gave the Phils their first win Of the year over Brooklyn.
 A Six-run uprising in the third enabled the Boston Braves to beat the New, York Giants, 6-4.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Boston, 6; New York 4. Philadel. 6, Brooklyn 4 (10 ins.) St. Louis II, Pittsburgh '. (Only games scheduled).
 Games Today Philadelphia at Brooklyn (s:S0). New York at Boston CD. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. (Only games scheduled).
 Games Tomorrow Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Two-base hits -R Rowell, Sisti. bases-Hale, Powell. Double plays Bartell, Hale and Young; Young, urges and Young; Sisti and Roweli and Hassett. Left on bases-Giants s, Braves 2. Bases on balls - off Schumacher 3, McGee l, Lamanna 4. Gee 6, Lamanna {. Hits-off Schu. macher, { in 2 2-3 innings; McGee, 2 in 5; Bowman, in I-3; Lamanna, 6 in (. Runs--off Schumacher 6, Lamanna {. Winning pitcher--Lam- anna. Losing pitcher-Schumach Empires = Dunn, Magerkurth an q Stewart. Time-2:3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Gamea TodaY

Elmira at Hartford 3 (6:30). Williamsport at Springfield (2). Wilkes-Barre at Albany.
 Scranton at Binghamton (2).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

The 20th amendment to the U. s. Constitution went into effect Feb. 26, 1883.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Games Tomorrow

Springfield at Hartford. Wilkes-Barre at Scranton. Binghamton at Albany.
 (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
GROVE GETS HIS. BIG CHANGE TO. STOP DI MACGIO
Veteran Pitcher Faces Al Games Hitter Today;
 PhiIs Top Dodgers
By PAUL sCHEFFELs

CUnited Press Stan Correspondent
 New York, July 2.-CUP)-It will be ie years pitching experience among the American leagues top flight moundsmen against a i've year performance as the leagues most efacient Augger when south paw Lefty Grove of the Boston Red Box attempts to stop the headlong batting streak of Outfielder Joe Di- Maggio of the New York Yankees at 44 straight games today.
 Not since 1897 when Wee Willie Keeler established an all-tine mark by hitting safely in A consecutive games has a major league ball player scaled the hitting heights as far as 'DtAEaggdo.
 DiMaggio's supremacy is chal- lenged only by breakneck slugging of lefthander, Ted Williams of the Red Sox. Williams has a .402 bat- ting average, .051 points better than DiMaggio but there the comparison ends.
 The Yankees slugger;s name is found in every major league hitting department. He leads in runs scored with 67, is runner-up for the most hits with 99 to Jeff Heath of Cleve- land who has 1O3; is second in hon. CTS with IT, one behind the Giants Mel Ott, and is runner-up in the runs batted in department with 62 to teammate Charley Kellers 6S.
 Pitches With Head
 The power that once made Groves fast ball an object of terror to op- posing batters has long since dis appeared but the canny brain of the veteran southpaw makes him dif- ficult obstacle for Joe.
 The biggest crowd of the Yankee season and largest weekday turn- out in the majors this year-52,S32 saw DiMaggiO tie Keeler's record yesterday, hitting in both ends of the Yankees double win, 7-2 and ga, over the Red Sox. DiMaggio connected for two singles in the first game and singled again in the first inning of the second game, cut to five innings by rain, extending the hitting spell that began May Is against Ed Smith Of the Chicago White Sox.
 Here's how DfMaggio's and Keel CTS Streaks compare:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Totals ........ S7 ' 155 27 l b-Batted for Russo in 9th. a-Batted for Ryba in Sth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Games Today
Games Tomorrow
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York z, Boston (1st). New York g, Boston ?. (2nd. innings, rain) Detroit 5, Chicago l. Cleveland 10, St. Louis 6 (night). Washington 1, Philadelphia 10 (n).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
PROBABLE PITCHERS
(By United Press) National I.ear1lA

Nat1On3l League New York (Lohrman 4-5 and Hub- bell 6-3) at Boston (Errickson 3-8 and Johnson 4-5) two games. hia (Hughes SD aPhtladeptl- Philadelphia (Hughes 5-D at Brooklyn (Higbe 10-6).
 Cincinnati (Derringer z-a9 at Pittsburgh Butcher 6-3.
 (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
THE BOX SCORE

Totals ... :. ss 6 10 5 27 10 o a-Batted for Bowman in 9th.
 b-Batted for McGee in sth. Giants ... 10 OO1 20 O-4 Braves ..... o 06 % O % -6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Games Tomorrow Washington at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
American League

Detroit (Newsom 5-1D at Chi cago Dietrich 4-4-night game. Washington (Sundra 6-5) at Philadelphia Babich 2-3).
 Boston (Grove 5-2) at New York (Gomez 5-3).
 (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Games Today

Boston at New York (3:00). Washington at Philadelphia. Detroit at Chicago (night). (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Major League Leaders
(By United Press) FIVE LEADING EATERS

American League
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

(OnIy games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

National League
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

Gor 800 Sabren arbeiteten sic fpa-
nilden s}ran5isfaner in ienem 2on-
eesteile, Der iett Jlorioa beibt, ,,n-
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muroen ermorSct, ,no sic @cnitliden,
6ie entfonlmen fonnten, tpanotem fith
nod &,lba.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

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selbait az fein ibienen, tpie fie Npsna
gent nerfamen, ibpieg er. @r iab
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Die Weltberuehmte
st. BENEDICT Wund-Salhe

Erprobtes Hemittei gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frsehen Wunden, Ceschwueren,
Cewaechsen, Bsswunden, karbunkeIn usw.
Bite Geld duseh Post Money Order IN
sehieken. - keine Stamps. - so Cents dse
sehschteI, bel: J. 1. STAAD, 1900 Vsstsy-
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Die SasbbeMte

,Sn bift idon bon Der esa9o 3u-
rid! @aIt ou mas eelboiien?"
uSSa, natiirli6."
uSSit es idon in ser &iibe?"
,,Nein, Ieioer i'm &ranfenbans."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
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Elm gnbe nabm. 9ab in adt Saeen
irseno et1pas tam. Srgeno ettpas !
sic bodte aulammeneefauert Dor ibrer
Jel,eritatte unb fab in Die Shame.
Stun mnbte Tie bod nab Birainia
9Th reiten! Moreen nod. nutBte tic
reiteh, benn es ipar ein tpeiter @eg.
aRer mebte iibsieens bieIe gonitanee
JaIlot iein2 sic bate ME oieIen Na-
men gebort.
Gin lam ,tno etipas niioe bon Ben
innerliden aufrea,,ngen bersebrte tie
bann ibr Abenobrot. Mabreno lie ein
Gtid 3ipiebad fante, bate fie beiee
@aboaen auf ben Sifd seitiiet unb
ibren &opf auf oie Sanee selegt. Sic
tpar ia allein. @enu fie aIio nun nad
Girsinia Gitp: reiten tpiirbe, ipiirbe
EerrD geuIo iiber f,,ra ODER lang
nberfiibrt iein. Beib ser 3udl,d, mar
,m fie nur bauerno on oiefen @u-
ftaneiaser oenfen mnbte. Ct ,piiroe
alfe gebdHst pereem. Sic itarrte &C.
raoeans auf Die -seeeniiberliesenoe
BanS Der Siitte. Sort ltaHben Elm
paar Nasel aus oem Sela.
Benn iie nibt nod Bireinia gitp
reiten tpiirbe, Sadte fie 6ann tpeiter,
sann ,piirae ,nan ibren Bater als
8ia 8ottom bdnaen. Sic ihIob Die
AMeen. Rein, oabte iie, nein.
Nahber ra,mlte fie Die Bfmue anf.
Die Dunfelbeit idlid fid bereits iiber
bic 8Gume berein. llno fie NOR noa-
fommen aIlein. Run fa,nen tpieoer
bic St,,noen. in oenen fie iid fiird-
tete. Bie, tpenn eating auf ben &C.
bamfen fam, fie bier in Der Stille au
uberfauen. @aiting ODER 8op Ser
aon? sic batte atpar ibren 3ebolber
bei Der 9ano. Aber trosaem bate
ie s(urd1f.