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winning pitcher, McGaa losing
pitcher. Goldman; bslk. Goldman;
innings pitched. Budnick 4. Gold
man 4. Smith 7. Linde "A McGss
"a: at bat. off Budnick Is. Gold
man II. Smith rs. Linde 3. McGaa 6;
hits. off Budnick 4. Goldman 6.
Smith 6. Linde 2. McGaa 2: runs
scored. off Budnick 2, Goldman g.
Smith 3. Linde 3. McGaa ]. runs re-
sponsible for. Budnick 3. Goldman 6.
Smith 2, Linde 3. McGas !: struck
out. by Budnick 4. Goldman 7. Smith
3. bases on balls, off Budnick g..
Goldman 3. Smith 3. Linde 3. Nc
Gaa /: hit by pitcher. Botelho by
Budnick. Botelho by Goldman: wild
pitches. Smith. Goldman g. Linde 2:
left on bases. Seattle Q. Tacoma Q.
home run, Abbott: two-base hits,
Lawrence. Matheson. Gray. Perry:
runs batted in. Scarsella. Budnick,
Gyselman. Schuster 2. Goldman.
Skelley 2. GRAY. Abbott 2, Perry 2.
Botelho; sacrifice hits. Goldman.
Hanson. McGaa: stolen bases. Sickle
Schuster: double plays. Gyselman to
Niemiec to Scarsella. Perry to Skelley
TO GRAY: time, 2:2o: umpires, Moran
and Valerie.
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Matthews TO
Fight Peterson

SEATTLE - Harry Matthews,
who holds four straight knock
out victories here, will meet Bud
Peterson of Portland in an eight
round semi-final 10 the Al Hostak-
Attic Sabatino boxing card here
May 6, Promoter Nate Druxman
announced today.
The Emmett, Ida. slugger's
most recent victim was AL Globe
Peterson Is Oregon middleweight
champion.
Irish Dan Bowling. st. Louis
heavyweight. will meet Pvt. AL
Hoosman, Los Angeles fighter now
at Fort Lewis, in special event.
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Dodgers Step
Into Top Spot
Trounce CincY With
Derringer on Mound

NEW YORK Usually frs,
place in April doesn't mean a thing
but IL meant a lot today TO the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Reason No. l = The Dodgers
vaulted into the National league
lead by beating Paul Derringer
Big Paul himself OF the World
Champion Cincinnati Reds. II was
the first time they have beaten
Derringer since 1889.
Reason No. - Whit Wyatt
pitched the Dodgers 10 a 81
victory over the Reds. II was
the first time he has been able
To lick the Westerners since
1899.
Thus the end OF two jinxes put
the Dodgers out in front and II
they can keep on beating Der
ringer and Wyatt can keep on
beating the Reds it may take
dozen sticks Of dynamite. a carload
OF nitroglycerine. and a battery Of
15-inch guns to keep Brooklyn
from holding the fort.
Alex Kampouris. back from the
minors and Brooklyn's current sec
ond baseman. blasted a homer in
the fifth with mate on base for
two Dodger runs. Whit Wyatt got
an infield hit just beyond Short
stop Eddie Joost's reach which
sent the winning tally home in the
ninth.
SWEET REVENGE
For Kampouris. IL was day OF
sweet revenge. He WAS cast over
board by the Reds few years ago.
He failed with the Giants but
found himself with the Newark
Bears and came back TO the
ma ors this spring.
Derringer pitched his best
game Of the spring. allowing
only six hits. Wyatt also al
lowed six hits. II was Brook
iyn's seventh straight triumph
and II put them In first place
by .006 percentage points over
the idle st. Louis Cardinals.
The Cleveland Indians strength
ened their hold on the American
league lead by winning their fourth
straight. a 10 victory over the
Champion Tigers. Al Milnar scat
tered six hits, and famed five
batters. Hal Newhouser struck out /
nine Indians in six innings but was
wild
Rookie Jack Hallett won his
first major league game by pitch
ing the White Sox to a 2-1 victory
over st. Louis. He gave up IL hits
but BANKED the Browns after the
first.
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Pepper S Men
Take Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash.-The Pacific
Coast league-leading Sacramento
Solons beat Spokane of the West
ern international league here last
night 81 in game called in the
eighth to let the Sacs catch a
train.
Spokane's tally came in the fifth
when Hughes doubled and scored
on double by Gedzius. The In
dians were held to four hits.
Sacramento . 0O3 600 02-5 L
Spokane 900 0l0 90 a
Dobson and Wieczorek, Marshall:
OFlynn, Hayes and Roche. Myers J
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Portland Ball
Club Draws

PORTLAND - President Ed
Schefter today said more than
$4,000 persons had attended the
first weeks home stand of Port
lands Pacific Coast league
Beavers.
The figure was more than
one-fourth the total paid at
tendance for the 1910 season,
Scheftcr said.
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forced at second by Rickerts
grounder 10 second. with
SkelIeY advancing 10 third.

FORCED ~ second nN hfcksfts
grounder 10 second. with
SkelIey advancing 10 third.
Sicily scored when Goldman
baked, with Rickert going TO sec
ond. Then Bill Gray raped out
hit which landed smack on top OF
the center field fence 3s5 feet
away and bounced back 100 feet
to hold Gray to a single. Rickert
scored.
MORRY HOMES
Seattle rallied again in the ninth
after Matheson had hit two
Dagger into left field when Morris
Abbott slipped in the grass.
Whites single scored Mstheson,
but sparkling play by the Tiger
infield stopped the damage.
The Rainiers opened the
scoring when Harris walked
and came home on Scarsella's
single In the first inning. An
other tally was added In the
second on hits by Niemiec and
Budnick. A fast Tiger double
play halted things.
Tacoma fans thought GOO
times were here again when
Morry Abbott opened Tacoma's
half Of the second inning with a
home run which landed high in
the wire in center field, well over
the fence.
GRAY BOMBS ONE
The Tigers went ahead in thu
fourth on a tremendous double
into right field by Gray, followed
by walks to Abbott and Perry and
Budnick's wild pitch into Botelhos
back to score Gray.
SHELLEY then laced a single
into left field which scored
Abbott, should have scored
Perry had not Umpire Andy
Moran dozed at the plate when
Whites throw to Mafheson at
third put out Botelho. Perry
was over before Botelho was
tagged out at third.
Smith pitched Seattle into a
3-3 tie in the fifth. With two
away, Harris walked, went to third
on Vanni's single and Skelley's
error, then scored when Smith
grooved a wild pitch into the
screen behind the plate.
The rest of the game has been
told.
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jeff Heath 5
Brother Pitches

SEATTLE - Pitcher Laurie
Heath, brother Of Cleveland slug
ger Jeff Heath. held the Univer-
sity OF Idaho baseball team to six
hits yesterday while the Univer-
sity OF Washington took its third
straight northern division game,
So
Heath struck out eight men.
The Huskies scored five unearned
runs on four Idaho bobbles
Idaho $50. ........... 5 4
Washington ... s
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Abe Golfers
Trim Foster

Lincoln Abe golfers defeated
Foster golfers. IL to l. at Meadow
Park yesterday afternoon with
Bill Carter the medalist with Il
rs. The summary:
Il\GnIN EnSTIH
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BUCKLEY VS.. rUYALLUP

PUYALLuP-Buckley Mountsi-
neers and Puyallup Vikings will
battle for the lead in the south
end of the Puget Sound conference
softball league under Viking lights
here tonight. Enumclaw and
Sumner We're playing this after
noon.
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Major Schedule Today

NATION Al HAGUE
St Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee 3. Toledo 4.
Kansas City 3. Columbus
Minneapolis q. Indianapolis S.
ST. Paul 10. Louisville 8
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81 Ike
[12.lA4rdi;eg,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

GAMES THIS WEEK
San Diego at Seattle.
Sacramento at Portland.
San Francisco at Los Angeles
Hollywood at Oakland.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT MErCALF

COME day Eddie Grassy might be top flight trap shooter
love Of the sport means anything toward accom-
phment IN this fascinating gunpowder competition ther
Edde h cinch 10 60 places.
Ddds. ID years old owns 2ossuee shotgun
7osauee doesn't much shot To hit shooter
b required bead.
eroups That Sunday
And that right shooting with small as the
so-EanEe.
begin appears Eddie
And ,. love. Of the sport love Of gun his by mature s,so
- .a.ssers- I'M hard way the p..'s.. way
Ne ~vss =. Of ell things 'she's:
Tigers Impress Fons...
Maybe these Tigers will round into hitting club
They certainly knocked the ball last night in their victory
the Seattle Rainiers at Athletic Park.
Tea waops. including q homer by Morry Abbott rang
Eff their bats good percentage when sockos meant runs
Bat al the blows the Tigers tapped pleas
ing 70 the psssd stands @ usy WI, waSP by Abbott
and crashed the bottom of the pit 1870 last night
TO reganed
trip platter
Pitcher dropped left field
dropped
such hard hit balls Abbott hitting house
wen
wAsspea up tie woman
A. VINO o'0 % .ns p'vH ..o n.
May the Tigers VIII have found their answered
However good per
al around than did against vancouvers caplanos.
ne kids had spark drive fire They had chatter.
That chunky sprout third Perry frecracker all times
sanesser competitive spirit a,
shsst He direction his satisfying
NJ Shelley At worthy sh field
- stan ~ the pais He hit
Gray strong A right handler
he gets his the infied with fine
Only inches kept sliding deep
fence.
glove
Asrvs Ricksr right field a CATCH
ming almost into center territory
Gems key In center expected by fit
picture He hasn't batting eye to date
Incidentally. extremely rshthanded hur
wAns VIA hurting
hitter he that ball do things
THIS kid Acaa highlander had the fans talking
an-an Tigers somped over the Raners last
y 70 b expected Experience is still teacher
me fans LEFT the park consrauatng Tiger bosses pans
Gidnt Killing Stuff -.
Giant Killers sport have PLAYED their roles since the
days Of David and Goliath.
On May (same date of the Kantuck derby) little
anetta with handful of students faces Wisconsin where
there are thousands Of brawny students
And Marietta expects to
euntssts " ~
ws this crew that 1881 the Washington
sscord time to win by half length.
mat should give idea ability light
role. raves ~
nass Wisconsin doesn't although
= - iesks seck IN The wisconsin Ohio regions.
However the Marietta against Dartmouth
u springfield Mass college American
than third ~
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Defeat Rainiers 9 to 7 in
Free Hitting Ball Contest
Morry Abbott Hits Homer and Singles
In Pinch: Bengols Impress Big Crowd

Picking up right where Pepper
Martins Sacramento Solons left
OFF. our Town Tigers defeated the
hoity-toity Seattle Rainiers. two.
time Pacific Coast league cham.
pions. 9 TO :. in an interesting
game before 1920 approving fans
at Athletic park last night.
The Tigers won by eombing two
Seattle rockies, former Western
international league pitchers, for
varied assortment Of ten hits
six bases on balls. three wild
pitches. one balk and two batters
hit by pitched balls.
Meanwhile Paul smith hurled
effective hall for seven innings,
gave way for John Lnde in
the eighth, who promptly set
the stage for three runs, but
Mickey McGaa came TO the
rescue and was credited with
the win.
Seattle started with Mike Bud
nick. promising Highlander, who
had such a big day with Spokane
here year ago. Budnick pitched
fair ball. but was replaced by Lou
TEX" Goldman, former Vancouver
Cspilano, in the fifth.
PUZZLE SOLVED
Goldman, left handler. was
wilder than coyote pup but
got by for two frames when ne
whitfield five OF the Bengal clan.
But in the seventh. the portsider
proved to be no longer a puzzle.
The Bengals really did n
job of selling themselves in
the seventh. and the huge
crowd roared its approval as
the Tigers chased over three
runs after two were out.
Mel Shelley opened with an in
field out but Gene Kiley slanted
off a single into right field for
his first bingle of the year. Marv
Rickert struck out.
ABBOTT HITS ONE
Big g. foot s. inch Bill Gray
worked Goldman for walk after
the left-handet had moved Kiley
to second on wild pitch. Morrie
then creased single into
left field TO score Kiley.
Up to the plate came the little
dynamiter, Ray Perry,
Tiger hot-corner artist. With the
count two and two, Perry cracked
a resounding double into right
field to score both Gray and Alb
bott. Jack Hansen famed to drop
the curtain on the rally.
All this work went for
naught when Linde went to
the mound In the eighth.
MathesOn flied out to deep
center but that was Linde's
big moment of the evening.
After that il was disaster.
Bill Lawrence dumped a double
into center field. 10 10 White and
Ned Sickle walked TO fill the
bases. koehler came out to talk
to Linde, but left him in to pitch
to Bill Schuster.
DOUBLE STEAL WORKS
Schuster bombarded grass
cutter into left field and both
Lawrence and White scored.
Sickle and Schuster worked
double steal as Linde wild-pitched.
Then Bob Stage walked and Mr..
Linde was all through.
McGaa took over with the bases
full. Goldman was out at first
but Sickle scored to knot the
count. Spence Harris was passed
purposely and Edo vanni grounded
out TO second
The Tigers won the game In
the eighth largely through
Goldman's generosity. First,
he hit Eddie Botelho in the
back. McGaa sacrificed the
Tiger catcher to second. Skelley
singled TO right to score Be-
telho. kiley walked but was
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Chiefs Beat
Capilano Nine

WENATCHEE, Wash. The
Wenatchee Chiefs. who nearly
were left out Of the Western In
ternational baseball league this
year, beat the Vancouver Capi-
lanos last night in an exhibition
game. 81.
Wenatchee iced the game with
two runs in the ninth.
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MONDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 7. Detroit 2.
Chicago 2. st. Louis /.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 2.
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NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester 6. Syracuse /.
Toronto 2. Jersey City /.
Buffalo /. Newark 4
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Bill Lawrence dumped a double
into center field. 10 10 White and
Ned Sickle walked TO fill the
bases. koehler came out to talk
to Linde, but left him in to pitch
to Bill Schuster.
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FaleSns pTisahal.

V New Yorku Morris U,
Schappes, suspendovany komu
nisticky ucitel anglictiny ma
City College, byl odsouzen ma
dobu cd Is mes1c6 do dvou ro-
XII do statn1 trestnice.
Byl obzalovan pro falesn6
svedectvf pred vyborem statni
zakonodarny, jenz vySetfoval
podvratnou cinnost We skolach
v New Yorku. Vypovidal ia
leSne o poctu komunistG v uci-
telske uni a v redakcnim Sta
blu komunistickeho casopisu
Teacher Worker"
Krone toho byl usvedcen,z re
HAL, kdyz tvrdil, re nezna zad-
ne komunisty mezi uciteli. K
soudu Sc dostavil S rudou va
zankou a v pIlhodinove Teci Sc
marne pokousel, ably rozsudek
mad MIN byI suspendovan .Roz
sudek vynesl osudce Jonah j.
Goldstein.
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Pesky do tabora.

Dlouha rada vojaku tahla
Sc z Memphis do tabora Robin
son We statu Tennessee "a trest,
re pokfikovali ma divky, hrajf-
CT golf latin co velfcf general
ma slouchal.
Pc noel, stravene v tabore,
rozbitem v mestskem parku,
vojaci slyseli pokaranf gene
rala Ben Leara, re jejich cho-
van1 je "potupou armady, 35.
divise a jejich pluku."
Toto pokaranf bylo jim preG
teno v generalov6 dopisu, KITE
ny v mem prohlasil, re resigna-
&c d1stojnlkG Dude pTijata a
poddGstojn1ci budou degrade
vani, nesnesouli DISCIPLINE.
Cely prapor, sestavajfcf z
$50 muzG, nastoupil cestu dc
tabora, $50 mil vzdalen6hc
pod zhavymi paprsky slunce.
Dustojn1ci cd kapitana dolG
musili pochodovati S mimi.
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Vyroba letadel zvysena.

Y leteckych zavodech v iiz-
nj Kalifornii stoupla vyroba va
lecnych aeropland, jez Sc Wy
rovnaj1 kazdemu evropskemu
letadlu nebo mnohem ie pred
cl, jak bylo dnes oznameno V
leteckem pr1myslu.
Obrovske letecke zavody
Douglas Aircraft Co. oznami-
ly, re bombovacf aeroplany v
|techto zavodech vyraben6
predict kazdy jiny, ktery dnes
nachazi Sc v boji ma nemecko-
ruske fronte. Vyroba techto
bombovacich aeroplan1 do
stoupila neobycejne vyse.
Lockhed Aircraft Co. ozna-
mila, re vyroba aeropland be.
hem prvn1ch sesti mes1c1 1914
byla neobycejne zvysena. Ia.
vody dodavaif veliky pocet
Hudson bombovacek, URGE.
nych pro Velkou Britanii a lei
clch aeroplan6 P-38, jez vyra.
beny jsou pro Spojene Staty
pro Anglii.
Department valky oznamil
re move bombovaci aeroplany
lA-24 byly jiz pTedany IetectvI
a pfedbezna zkouska dokaza
la, re jsou nejdokonatelnejsf
mi valecnymi aeroplany M
celem svete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Tragicky skon krajana
" Argentine.

V Buenos Aires, cesky list
"Nova doba" pise:
V nedeli, 18. kv6tna odehra-
la Sc ma Tece La Plata tragedie
jej1z obeti Sc stall tfi muzove,
mezi mimi krajan Josef Kunic-
ky, zenaty, AZ let starry, ktery
bydlil v Monte Chingolo.
Gnu nedeli rano vyjel 81 Ku-
nicky Sc znamymi ma LODGE ma
ryby a kdyz byli asi 700 metrG
cd bTehu, Why lodku pTevrhly
a vsichni tTi spadli do chladne
vody. Vzdor tomu, re posti-
zenym byla rychle poslana po-
moe, podarilo Sc vytahnouti
pr zivote pouze jednoho, KITE
ry ale brzy skonal.
Dalsl diva utonuli a teprve
pozdeji byla vytazena jedna
mrtvola. Mrtvola Kunickeho
nebyla v prvn1ch dnech v1bec
nalezena. Utonuly krajan "a
nechal zde manzelku a dive
deti.
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President posila vyraz sympa
til Rusku.

President Roosevelt podeko-
val p~residentu nejvyssiho 0
vetu Kalininovi "a pozdravne
p%oselstv1 k 4. cervenci. Presi-
dent We sve odpovedi pravf:
"Dostal jsem Vasi laskavou
depesi vyjadrujfcf gratulace a
nejlepsl pTani pri pfilezitosti
naseho Dne neodvislosti. Vase
pozornost v poslanf tohoto po-
zdravu v dome, kdy rusky lid
bojuje tax heroicky proti bru-
tanimu 1tocnfku, je hluboce u
znavana. Americky lid 81 hnu-
81 valecnou 1tocnost. Je va
zan historickymi pouty pfatel-
stvf s ruskym lidem. Je tudiz
pfirozene, re sleduje Sc sym
patti a obdivem statecny BOZ
vedeny v sebeobrane ruskym
lidem.
"Jmenem vlady a lidu Spo-
jenych StatG, stejne jake Ia
svou osobu, d6kuji Yam Ia Va
Sc pratelske pozdravy. Ope-
|tuji Yam pTanf nejvetsiho IDA
ru a blahobytu pro rusky lid"
Sovetsky velvyslanec Kon-
stantin Oumansky vyslovil po-
teSenf mad sympathickym sta
noviskem presidenta Roosevelt
tia k nemecko-ruske valce. Gu
mansky konferoval S presiden-
tenn plnou hodinu o tom, CO po-
|tTebuje Rusko re Spojenych
IStatG k vedeni valky.
Oumansky pravil, re prinesl
presidentovi dobre noviny c
vyhlidkach valky, ale dodal, ze
valka s Nemci Dude tuba a pa.
trne i dlouha.
Byl doprovazen do Bfleho
domu statn1m podsekretaren
ISumnerem Wellesem, s MIMI
mel Tadu konferenc1 O obmeze.
mich ma rusky export v dobe
kdy Rusko bylo v nemilosti
jsouc vineno, re posila zasoby
jez dostava z Ameriky, do Ne.
mecka.
Pc konferenci Welles rozho.
dine poprel, re vlada vyjedna.
va S Ruskem o zrizeni zakla.
den ma Kamcatce. Naval tyte
zpravy nemeckou propagan
dou. Rovnez poprel, re vlads
vyjednava s Portugalskem {
zakladny ma Azorech.
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V Independence, Mo-, Ro-
bert H. Walker, 48lety mattel
textiln1 tovarny z High Point,
Severnf Karolina, obdrzel soud
nj rozkaz, kterym Sc zrusuje
jeho snatek S ucitelkou Rena
Lee Motsinger.
Walker u soudu sv6dcil, re
nevesta no opustila "a pouhou
jednu hodinu pc oddavaclch
ceremoni1ch a re odm1tla jeho
zadosti, ably Sc k nemu vratila.
Prohlasila pry, re no nechce
nikdy vice spatTiti. Walker
pravil, re Sc S nj setkal "a rok
pc rozvodu Cd sve prvn1 man
zelky, ktera je s~estfenici Mot
singer.
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ZastreIil zenu.

Pred ocima dcery a nekolika
chodcG zastrelil v Chicago sle-
vacsky deln1k S. Alexandria AS
letou manzelku Helenu a pax
Sc strelil do hlavy.
Dcera Violet Rlatzova prav1,
re byla S matkou ma prazdni-
mach a kdyz Sc vratily a zasta-
Willy pred domem, cekal je A
leXander, vessel do kary, posa-
dill sc ma zadn1 sedadlo a "a
dial zenu, ably vzala rozvodn1
zalobu zpet.
K Will tomu doslo k hadce a
nez tomu dcera mohla zabra-
nit, tasil otec revolver, stTelil
matku dc hlavy a pax stfelil
sebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Sized Slovenskeho Katolicke-
no Sokosa skonciI.

We Philadelphia, Pa, IA. kon-
vence Slovenskeho Katolick6-
no Sokola, jez Sc konala V no
telu Philadelphia, skoncila vol
bou novych urednik1. Predse-
dou byl opet zvolen Dominik
Sloboda z Lorain, Ohio.
Sized byl zahajen We stTedu
dopoledne a jeho predsedou
byl zvolen Josef A. Kaiman 2
Perryopolis, Pa. Ma sjezdu "a
sedaol 228 delegate rGznych
Short a 80 1Tednfkd a 1Tednic
hlavn1ho dfadu, ktery ma sv6
s1dlo V Passaic, N. j., kde take
vychaz1 tydenn1 organ "Kato-
licky Sokol."
Pred sjezdem byly uspora-
dany hlavnf zavody, kter6
skoncily S uspechem. Prebor
vyhral SLOW. Kat. Sokol z De-
troit, Mich. Hlavni verejn6 Wy
stoupenl V zdejsfm stadiu mi
nulou nedeli odpoledne bylo
vsak pfekazeno destem.
U pfilezitosti sletu a sjezdu
byla zaroven usporadana "VJ-
stava Sokolek", Ma kter6 bylo
vystaveno mnoho krasnych W.
sivek jinych ruccfch pracf sio
venskych zen. Tato vystava
pfedcila minulou V Pittsburgh
a tesla Sc velke pozornosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
FarmaT " Kansasu dodaval
lido ma pole letadlem.

znovf delnici ma psenicnych
lamech, ktere v okoli st. Fran
els, Kansas vlastn1 Gale Ro-
gers, pochutnaval 81 V poledne
ma chutnem obedu, ktery je
Jim doavan letadlem.
Rogers zije ma velke pSenic-
ne farm6, vzdalene odtud II
mill zapadnim smerem, a kro-
me toho vlastnf 480akrovou
pSenicnou farmu We vzdaleno-
sti 10 mill vychodne Cd St.
Francis.
KuchaTi ma Rogersove far
me p%ripravili jfdlo a Rogers,
ktery je leteckym nadsencem,
nalozil j1dlo do sveho letadla a
sam je dorucil pracovnfk1m ma
SVEN poll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
Nasi STUDENT " Americe zaci-
naG Sc organisovati.

Jak oznamuje Sdruzen1 ces-
koslovenskych studentG v b.
stonu, byla zalozena odbocka
teto organisace v Pittsburghu
a We state North Carolina.
Sdruzeni ma nyn1 odbocky V
Bostonu, Chicago, New Yorku,
San Francisco ,Columbusu,
Pittsburghu a Severn1 Karoli-
ne, jakoz i mnozstv1 spolupra-
covnikG v Severnl a JIM Ame-
rice. Odbocka Dude zalozena
v nejblizSf dobe v Clevelandu
a v jihoamerickem Chacu.
Vsechny odbocky sdruzen1
chystajf ma listopad tohoto ro-
ku protestnf studentske schuze
u prflezitosti druheho vyroci
zavrenf ceskych vysokych skol.
Jednotlive odbocky vesly jiz
We styk s polskymi a jihoslo-
vanskymi suddenly a ma nekte-
rych m1stech je spoluprace
studujfcfch techto trf slovan-
skych narodnostf jiz v plnem
proudu. Propagacnl prace
Sdruzeni ceskoslovenskych stu
dentn Dude v plnem proudu V
zaTf tohoto roku.
Vsichni STUDENT ceskoslo-
venskeho p1vodu, at jiz v A
merice studuj1 81 ne, at chodili
v Ceskoslovensku do skol sired
Mich, odbornych nebo vyso-
kych, jsou zadani, ably Sc O.
kamzite prihlasili bostonske
hlavni kancelari organisace,
jejfz adresa mi: Czechoslo-
yak Student Group, SO Charles
Street, Boston, Mass, nebo
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Rade
Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-18
HIedajf paseraky koralky.

Statnl Serif Mengel patra pc
m%ajiteli automobile, zanecha-
neho v pondeli minuleho tydne
pred gasolinovou stanici We
Fullerton, v Nebrasce. Serif1v
zajem by nebyl tax veliky, kdy
by Sc nebylo autu nalezalo
1,416 lahvf koralky, o kterou
Sc nikdo nehlas1. Lahve neby-
ly opatreny statnfmi danovymi
kolky a serif Sc domnfva, re
kofalka byla tajne dopravova-
ma do Kansasu. Jine auto s
1000 lahvf koralky Sc porou-
chalo a. eervence ma silnici bill
re Fullerton a Tfdic zmizel a
nikdo Sc O koTalku neprihlasil.
Serif Mengel je jist, re koTal-
ka nalezela gangster1m, kterf
il tajne dopravovali do Kansa-
su. Cena obou naklad1 je kol
$4,000.