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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

cooperation Of the Great Northern
railroad spectators and performers
were brought 10 Leavenworth and
In q short time the event was one
81 major proportions. This may
he looking at II from the mercs-
nary eide alright -- But go local
clubs take note the event il with
out question the greatest simoleon
bringer in proportion to the size
Of the club IN this part Of the
country perhaps In the whole
country. and even more important
one Of The most important from
the standpoint Of satisfied fans
Special trains win leave seattle
Saturday morning for the minute
mountain metropolis where streets
win .eethe with fans probably far
outnumbering the population Of
the town Itself.
The residents have = secret de-
sire in the Sunday soaring events
they're hoping the North Amer
lean record Of 257 Will be broken
by Torger Toxic. the New Yorker.
small In stature hut capable Of big
things in jumping circles The
record Is now held by Ar Engen
who will b. having II out with
Toxic at the national champion.
ships on Olympian Hill, snoqusl-
mic Ski Bowl. March ?.
Already the biz hin a. Leaven-
worth has produced a 252-foot leap
into the ozone and with tho ek-
tension on the tAke-off shows
great promis.
The first LeAysnWorth Ski
tournament vas held in 1875. on
the small hill. The jumps in those
days were not 80 long 1910 feet
as a rule. When the new hin was
built. the third largest In the
United states. the picture changed
and last year Engen shattered the
record with his 252-foot leap
Hell be IN competition again this
year.
In keeping with the I@sven-
worth custom pro nent
Jumpers from ali ossr the
country Will h. brought Tor
the meet IN addition 10 Toxic
there viii he ROY Hikkslson
Of Auburn. Calf. and sig and
Olaf Inland will bs back.
There 10 plenty 81 snow IN
Leasenworth This year one year
j. vas necessary 10 bring In box
cars loaded with snow IN order
10 have The course IN good shape
but tn. year there IL good deal
Of good skiing snow on hand. TIE
Great Northern Railway Is ops-
rating two special trains from Sc
attic for this special event. one a.
8 a. m. and the other AZ : 20 a m
shirley Mcdonald VAS bach Al
her job In Olympia Monday. but
SUNDAY sAs stili nursing . had
leg ahirh had kept her out Of
Tacoma Day and Tone J races the
week before. ~ all goes well siih
Tscom.s No. 1 feminine ,kl-siIx
shs1l be back In shsp~ for the
Pacific Northwest SKI aa0riaflOn
championships sf Dee fark the
week rnd Of washin Eton's birth-
day. At Is~st n he Posssrs-iha ~
In the 81 Faelag's official ,.rciss
waive 10 requirement Of parfiri-
patton "a She zone qualifying rae-s
lat Hssl nd.
II ia qualifying comp la1r ire
moglIls srs looking for. Enirisys
past performance should 20 81
neisnt 20 convince them shes snz-
lbis. Tn, National So association
rornsns committee hss Shirley
Listed in ciass q Of ths nation, .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Reserves PLAY

Stadium and Bellarmine ressrv.
basketball teams will meet At
Stadium Wednesday afternoon. II
vas announced by Stadium Ath-
letic Director John Heinrich Tues
dsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Three 600 totals were registered
in Monday night league pin play
on the Broadway alleys, with the
highest mark being reached by
Rob FrIberg of the Broadway
Snort Center team in the Indus
trial league. Starting with l1s IN
his first game. he SCARED TO Z54 IN
hi. second and then finished with
1872 for 624 total.
Two other Broadway trun-
dIers Just made the 800 class.
Doug Topping rolled an even
600 for the Gas company In
the Industrial league and
Father Arnold Fox just reach
I'd the coo mark In the knights
of Columbus league.
Harry Hewitt and Mae knight
rolled the highest scores OF the
feminine pin stars Of the Indus
trial league. Mrs. knight finished
with $40 for the top figure and
Mrs. Hewitt tailed 526. including
1872 single game, high single for
the women OF the league. The
feminine teams had a successful
evening. ssth street Boosters TAX
ing four points and Turf Smoke
Shop ladies winning three.
Heavy firing also featured
The matches Of the I4-team X
Street Merchants league on
the PLAY Nor alleys. Walter
Klapstcin. Iead-off man for
johnson Candy. rolled 564 for
the hest three game total. 9th
er good marks were: Connie
La $50. George Bucsko 5is.
Charles Vinegar 541. Earl Bal
com 544 and derry Mahoney /.
$50. Bucsko's 113 was the
high single Eame.
The X Street Merchants race
continued a torrid affair, with the
Craif and Sons Hardware quintet
holding doggedly 10 It's one-point
lead by winning three from Plo-
neer Market. X Sine club won
three from Johnson Candy TO
hound the leaders Fir Ridge
Guernsey won three from Johnnys
Tavern. Pine Cafe won four from
Hans Johnsons Department Store.
Washington Hand Laundry won
three from Balls Ben Franklin
Store. and Meyer Druggists won
tour from X Street club.
A change In the standings
In the Industrial league re-
sulted from last nights play.
Broadway Alleys. previously In
flint place, dropped out Of that
position and Ray Printers as
sumed the leadership for the
week.
The Knights o, Columbus league
matches resulted in four-Pont VIC
tories. Fuel OIL Service retained
its place az the top OF the loop
by winning four from Frank Fox
Tires. A4llon Motors captured al
points from Center Street Service
and Farm Maid Ice Cream won
four from the first half champion
Pat 4 Mixes team.
Besides the 600 totas, other
good individual marks In the
Industrial League included
Earl Mahnksy's SIS and SIS
br Billy Ruehle. The Broad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Takes Control
Upon Arrival
Vsserun Loses No
Time In Agreement

sgsrrrg am skiff. red
ezr<rxi~sf ~ The Ss~ fsrh
ysnhsss ehsln ssn-a snssv a.
nsnsse< - the s>>ttis pslrsers
- tss r.etfsc csas ssssnalI
l..sus
ssiy ~see.>sss ne ists 1.<a
f.sttsels, under ~s~rr - rssysa -
1870 f~ tes Anssies
r~vw~ - ths <e.srs<e.
~hicA 49, hpss~v~s - - re
s~s 80 shsss y~ss~ ~svs -
stssis~>-s
4 ssew ~s., Tn - against
s.lff said A team ard . tuwa
Used 10 s~nnsnts k.s N AVE
psnnAats - tn~sf eaaisslsns. I
sas~ what the ca.ss lssGus -
I've resa svsry scouts report -
players IN ts.s isssue Zee NE go
sAres yssrs~
Seattle sas ~cs ~ rs<sHs
Coast league psrnsss sns pans
t~n yssrs
shssv ~ ~ ~ yenss ~
hss~e,an NE 10 sssls ssly 10 -
ssssv 49, NJ ssssses ~ fste
~ hartford. ~ 49, 10 ~
80 gsssrsp issGsss ls-ss yenss
rita tesssesss go nssaueVnes
$50 VS. nssss 1870 shss -
yesv~ ed sn~s ~ 49, snt1 -
ritsshsssuh.
In ialy. issi. Ne ~ses u ksnas
CITY. W., fa.m ysss ~itA ne
alass Ne ~as prat~h,y the suit
standing e.tahsF IN The Americas
AsD~lstlan. itis batting aver
ases vsfs always veil svsr son.
Including . .ssf and . va.
IN isss ~ wss ne see -
h~ssAs eisy's svsWswpa s~es
great n>1ssss.s~ sisse ~ ~
lss~s~s wsst1 s~ssss. Gssresag
ss~sy sssss. skin ~~~ ~
ssvs~sA ss1 ftsa1 hsstts
sisss~Assa>s witt s~ss hass
tssis6sss ~ a~~s11sg es~y
81 tsssy drove
ksns~s city TRACED ntsff 10
ull~aasss In ipss and tns ssss
year the Yankees purchased him.
EARNED 10 rofunts fnr . shoee
time that season although -
finishsd with the YANKEES. nhi0
played ~ith bath the American an
international isassss ehsmpsoas
In is7T Ne ~ss sold To Ns~arn
and enjoyed three sueess~ful In
tsrnsticnsl league campaigns vtta
the Hears tn tpso he was snsd
10 Los AnGsiss ard played sndss
i.silvsit.
skln made his managerial asssse
the mast yssr with ssv Maven.
bat the Eastern league disnsn<1s6
midway In the ieas campaign. IN
ipss he came into the vsnhes
farm system - manager ~ Dur
ham, club that vas last vhea
he took oe.f bat finlsBsd SECOND.
Win rDuskssu. sktss ehase-
- Msssii Nsy frssw - sss-
fieiaes ~ mind hsaeN.ss. .
ps.ssssss ~ ~kssh ~ sSw 49,
IN Nsssssss lsssss.
ssn ~snt IN snrfnik la ioo4
and rsa . pennsnt. rhs asst yses
his riub ass third.
In 1854 and 1877 aklff managed
ulnshsmpton. finishing . hAif
cams out n first phase Ire FIRST
rssr and mssins ths piayuffs me
second
Ne stsrtsd In in1A - flsl1
supervisor ~ the Yankee ensin
aud general assistant IN George
", Wslss. general manager -
that organisation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Louis Will Get
40% Of Receipts

PHIrADKIPurA - Joe Louis
will receive 20 per cent ~ the
gate when he defend. his heavy
weight boxing championship
against Gus Dorazlo of rhilsdsl.
phls In = is-found boit here FEB
IT Promoter Herman Taylor said
today.
Taylor predicted gate Of
$50 900 DoFHkio vllI receive
III, per cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

remarkable. me Aee> arc
right IN the thick Of the fight
for the Cross State league
hoop title and are unbeaien IN
Tacoma City play.
And what's more the Abes
have PLAYED the TOUCHES
schedule Of any high school
team in the state. kennedy,
long a disciple of hard work
has certainly given the Lin
coin hoopsters a real load 10
haul.
But the Railsplitters have
done all right IN the first Il
games of their 25-game sched-
4 . l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
LADIES FREE TIME
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Tn, IAdie, Free Time league
rolled another match at the Coli
scum Alleys Monday afternoon.
Some good scores were rolled as
follows. Neva Bales. Iesd-on
lady for Comics Beauty Shop
shot high single game Of 1853.
Nancy Hansen rolled LAG for Flos
Beauty Shop while Ann Hansen Of
same team tied nene Andersons
score Of 13s. for Kings Place.
Neva Bales finished with the
high three games. totaling al.
Another good series was rolled by
Ilene Anderson which totsled 1886
Comics Beauty shop 1877 81.
Stadium Dye WORKS 1924 %.
Kinss Place 1871 a., Flos
Beauty shop 1912 n).
wLsLr.Grr
CoLLI-Et " AIItys
hs.1rmlr 1888 10 Bess Mace Sc
a.. hlsn s2Hos HcKsnns. zos. hlsh
series hoKsnns ssS
Kenmore lsoz 20. Commander
lsss -: hish ssms s,inp%on, lei.
hlgh s<rIss 81 rzcson. ass
Cros. Country 7oss a. Cod spot
1917 foB- hlsn game JARVIS lss
high =erles HAser-cn. go
efh Avenue BHsius%s women
eth sFs Aiisss
Burp<es 1893 a. sth tgenus
81 on % Bssuts i70s % nisn
ssms Fszsbsth Davies 10 hish
scors rilzsn<th Davies az
stui<nsns Orus von rsnn
6or, or1noiinsA hrs. ni51rec
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

ashamed Of their five losses YAKIMA " '
two games TINS year
Bremerton il tied with the Apes lo' s "
definitely pointed for Lincoln
the teams VINO hsndd pfao
,o losses IN tho Abes running their own leagues uy
% Won II games while Glover Park has won four
and oson ne play.
After tonghts game Pu,alup Pu,alnp Lincoln never
schedule Bremron ana
come her. Cty close the ABE
slate.
II looks like bright day for the kennedycoached Aoes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Passing TT Along.
With HAROLD SHAW

new day has dawned for Lincoln Abes in basketball
and Coach John Kennedy the genial hardworng rshman.
Is directly responsible.
The record Of kennedys FAR tbs 5 truly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Skidaddling

kfour seeana only = ths Cas-. A.
which Includes sklsFs -rsazenzhl
expected - place \ re flF=f 10
in ne FIS ~ kfIeetE ksnsshar
~ any international rsee ~
equally hlgh stkadsft Cas- y
= composed ~ ssIsFs iust under
this raunr PIT ~ shrs credit
shiv against Cla. A nemh<rs In
r.@rfnrusanHs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Colored movies Of Tacoma day
At the mountain will be shown al
the next meeting Of Tacoma Ski
club, Thursday. fsb. 10. IN the
Winthrop. Another highllght Of
the evening will be the official
proseniation OF awards won In
the meets Tacoma day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

pa Twelve games have been five have been lost tee
l.; Cross Sat league play away from home one TO Puyaup
and one to Clover Park, both at the Lincoln court
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
0rting Winner
CARRONADO -

CARRoNaDO - orting blasted
loose with 81 points the last
quarter 70 defeat Carbonate. a.
~ in a Upper Valley league game
here last night Orting led. 1922.
starting the last quarter.
Orting (ab f2D Carbonado
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

EXPECT II = place n ths nTst 10
in ne ffs o. kfIeerE ksnashar
~ any lntsfnstinnai rses cf
equally h1gh STANDARD Cas- y
= composed ~ ssIsrs iasf Under
his rsunr nut ~ shcs credit
shiv against Cla. A members In
performance
oFrIot.IIxt>e
soon - sdd their NAMES II tire
SorthWssts official cfficislacm
srr HaWfs clifford ard Marsh
perruw - Tacoma ssi eiuh. sho
are diligently attending Allan
Gfanstroms weekly officiating
classes IN Seattle
Mrs Arthur ka.t showed the
public she has the stuff ef which
champions are made is ser fir.t
competitive skiing sunday. A.
though she drew frat run IN the
women's .lsleu. had . piece miss
ing In her metal ssi ~sag~. and. 80
she ADMITTED aftersard. sss
scared stiff wheu The time esuse
To .np end .lid~ through the ssr'-
ealored fisgs. she carried On snd
finished without mlshsp 10 herself
or the ronr~e.
but yours truly didn't far. -
well crash IN lee on her cram
lum melted a ripping Ecod' race
and she was Oh on. on 50 emhsr'
raised when u was all over to
find the seams in her ski trousers
Just didn't stand the strain
ANS CARRIES IN
Coriss d'AmpeEss. Italian Aips.
was the .crne saturday Of the
opening of the annual European
! international mi tournament held
last In 1879 ~ famed .srmiseh-
Fartenkireh~n. osrmsns. Tho
meet IL asls-spoasar-d and except
for one event VIII he devoid Of the
military. Tho last part 81 the pro-
gram viii h. q military squad con
test. four soldiers from each com
peting aa,lon iaLinx part, wearing
full war paraphernalla.
Nations -ending athletes include
Germany. Italy. Japan. Finland,
! Jugoslayia. Norway. Bulgaria.
spain. sweden. switzerland, sio-
,aLis and Hungary.
rRuz.s PATROL nEAp
To augment the work Of the
I park rangers At Paradise. Harry
PrukAn. well known In ski circles
has been named 10 head the new
Paradise branch Of the Zone l ski
patrol, organized 10 make skiing .
safer sansr sport Pruzan 10 a
+ former University Of Washington
athlete and will work under Chief
Ranger oscar sedergren and his
aides.
Paradise can point with pride
at their record Of low number
Of serious shi injuries la eomparl-
son with either ski sports Of eom-
parable size and terrain. Although
the rangers have always done .
heroic pi.ce of work In handling
+ accident. when they do happen,
there II stiil room for prevention
+ la many cases. 4 little soap bos
+ preaching cant 20 amiss when
consideration ). taken Of the mum
her Of .l.sor-blll who insist on
running the tricky Devils Dip
trail To >srsda. Even In best
{ weather condition.. ~ has iis ,~d
+ spots. What's more, the skier who
can manipulate II hates 10 find
f the trail Uttered with bsthtubs
j and occupants Of ssms.
Colored movies OF Tacoma day
at the mountain ~all be shown at
the next meeting Of Tacoma Ski
club, Thursday. Fsb 10. IN the
Winthrop. Another highlight Of
the evening will be the official
proseniAtion OF awards won In
the meets Tacoma day
s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Subs Ortiug Tsylor Beffs Rounds
% Kruger D2l Sasaki Carbonate
--Bss-elli Sleepy 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Besides the 600 fotah. other
good individual marks In the
Industrial league included
Earl Mahnkey's SIS and sss
by Billy Ruehle. The Broad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
nFttt aIIff>G

oFfICI.IITf>e
Soon - add their NAMES II tire
SnrthNssls offislal cfffelaldcm
afr Hawis clifford ard Marsh
perruw - Taroma ski eiuh. sho
are diligently attending Allan
Gfansiram weekly officiating
classes II Seattle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

Listed above are only few
OF the real values we are
offering al current market
prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

BUICK 1884 n I small series trk sodsns
and opeFs coupes is gorgeous ones fac
radios heaters etc real bargs Low as
sara trade. Sla On. r NJ. Gregory. Inc
$685. Gratiot
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07

Rodiny v Dundalk, ctrnact v
poctu, rozkazem vladimir, nu-
ceny jsou opustiti domovy sve,
ably z mich podel Colgate reky
udelaly misto ma .rozsfren1
vzduchoplavecke a ambulanc-
nj STANCE v kraji Holabird
Qaurtermaster Depot.
Majitele obdrzeli nejprve
rozkaz vystehovati Sc do Is.
r1jna. Doba ia pozdeji rozsf-
fena byla al do posledniho Tfj-
ma. Rozkaz tento u vsech ne
Dude splnen, ponevac jsou ne
ktere zahady tam S rentovan1m
a kupovan1m, jez urovnany BY
tt mus1.
Ii co rentovali domy cd spo-
lecnosti, jednoduse Sc vysteho-
vail. JIM zrentovali sobe po-
zemky a vystaveli ma Mich sve
domy. Pro tyto problem dnes-
nj jest tezsim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Pokryvka uhackovana nasi-
mi Vcelkami ktera Sc prave OBJ
sazuje, Dude vylosovana pr1stl
stredu, IL. listopadu We skole
pTi nasi pracovn1 iodine cd IL
do 4 hodin. Prijd'te a 'vytah-
nete" stastne c1slo. Pokryvka
jest nyn1 vysavena u p. Ir. Mar
ka Data obchod."
Dairy: = p1. Volcik So; p.
Frank Soul 1925; p. Desert.
sweatry a salu. Ia odprodane
zbozf:pf Opava $1.7O; pf. Ma
res $1.25; pl. Francik SOC; pi.
Kozak soc; p1. Klecka 40c;
pi. Mayer 4Oc; p1. Mraz 35c;
p1. svec 35c; p1. Bernat 35c.
Zboz1 prodavaly danny: pl.
Vondracek $2.05; pf. simunek
$4.20; p1. Parson $40; pi.
Loskot $3.50; p1. Lehecka "a
prispen1 p. K. Vrany $16.25.
Srdecne dfky vsem vzdava
Csl. Pomocny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07

Div. knizky zapujceny las
kavost1 New Yorske Jednoty
Sokol.
Dramaticky Odbor Sok. Jed
"Blesk" dekuje Sdruzenym
SpolkGm "a castecnou 1hradu
vydanf a p. Koranovi re nepTij-
mul svGj dobre zaslouzeny no
norar a tez p. Oktavcovi "a da-
rovan1 pekneho obrazu. V "a
v6ru d6kujeme vsem, kdo ne
zistne a obetave spolupracova-
Ii ably 1spech tax vyznamneho
dine byl opravdu dGstojny.
Dram. Odbor. Sok. Jed. Blesk.
= Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn.
"Blesk" pripravuje ma Thanks
giving Day, ktery jest letos sta
noven ma ctvrtek, dine 20. listo-
padu, podafenou frasku O 8
jednan1ch "Prazaci ma venko-
ve". Rezii Dude mfti br. Anto-
min CihlaT.
20 pOSvlcen1 vSechno to vO-
nj" mi znama p1snicka a O po-
svfcen1 ma byti kazdy veselym.
A Dude toho veseli mnoho v
tonic divadle. Proto pc do
brem posv1censkem obede ztra
wife pT1jemne a velmi zabavne
odpoledne jen Sokolovne ma
Gay a Preston ulic. "Prazaci
ma venkove" rozesmej1 i toho
nejzarytejsfho skarohlfda a
KIDD Sc nechce smat, tax must
zGstati donna "a peel.
TAX ma Americke Posvicent
vzhGru do Sokolovny pod1vat
Sc jak tam budou tt Prazac.
Taditi. Dop
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
MLECNY PROBLEM.

Obchodn1ci mlekem v Balti-
more a farmari mali pred Sc
bou problem nejtezS1 pc dlou-
ha leta. Obranne industrie
pridaly mestu ash o $4,000 pra-
covnfkG. To znamena pTidanl
asi 100000 jednotlivc1 ku Bal
timorskemu obyvatelstvu a da-
leko vetsi pozadavek mleka
neil kdy pred tim.
Krone toho hotovitele zmr-
zliny potTebuj1 znacne mnoz-
stvi mleka.
FarmaTi ma Eastern Shore
posflaji mleko hlavne do Fila
delfie a nektere produkty z
ml6ka posflany jsou az do An
glie. Souzen1 jake hroz1 Balti-
more, hrozf i Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07

Nezamestnanost, kterou Zku-
silly Spojene Staty, jest jenom
"docasnym zjevem", ma mlsto
nehoz v lete budouc1ho roku
zavladne v historic teto zeme
nejvetsi nedostatek delnictva,
jak v sobotu v Emerson hotelu
Ewun Clague, reditel odboru
zamestnavarny Spolecenskeho
Bezpecniho Vyboru prohlasil.
V reci sve odhadoval, re neza-
mestnanost zvysena Dude v re-
mi teto O nejakych ,0OO
osob. V lete, rekl, obranne pra-
ce dojdou takoveho rozsahu,
re nebude vGbec k tomu delnic
|tva. Clague soudf tax die An
|glie, jez ocitla Sc v takovem
postaveni ma pocatku nynejsi
lvalky v zarf roku 1889.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
z WASHINGTONU.

Dostali jsme opozdenou zpra,
WI, re Ceskoslovensky Pomoc-
ny Vybor porada cely tento IT,
den "Ceskoslovensky Prodej'
v mfstnostech British War Re,
lief Society, 1917 Connecticut
Ave. Tento prodej Sc kona Cd
10 hodin rano do 6 hodin vece1
Ku koupi jsou krasne origi-
nalni veci vyrobene csl. umelci.
zijfc1mi We Spoj. Statech.
Vynos z tohoto prodeje bu-
de odeslan Csl. Cervenemu Xii
Ii v Anglii.
Krajane jeste dnes, neb Il
ira sc mGzete pod1vati do Wa
shingtonu a navstiviti tento
prodej.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
NJ ZATCEN PRO SABO-
TAI AEROPLANU.

E A. Soucy, zvlaStnl agent
federalni vysetTovac1 kancela-
re, oznamil zatceni Michala w,
Etzela, % let stareho, ktery
primal Sc, re provadel sabotaz
ma aeroplanech v tovarne Glenn
t. Martin, kde byl zamestnan
cd srpna r. 1889.
Soucy pravf, re Etzel ucinil
toto pTiznani: "Clt1m, re Mem
ci jsou dobTi, ale re vsechno je
vinou nemecke vlady, nikoli je-
jich a nechtel jsem, ably aero
plant, jez vyrab1me v tovarne,
bylo pouz1vano prot nemecke-
mu lidu, proto jsem je posko-
dill"
Etzel byl predveden pred fe-
deralniho komisafe Jamese K.
Culena a pridrzen ma zalobu,
re porusil zakon O sabotazi.
Soudce stanovil novy vyslech
ma stredu. Rekl obzalovanemu,
re to- cini proto, ably mu posky-
tt vsechnu pfflezitost k obhajo-
be.
DIE, obzaloby Etzel prereza-
val elektricke spojen1 ma bonn
bometnych letadlech. Soucy
pravil, re je to prvn1 prfpad v
teto oblasti a k jeho zatceni
vedl l1stek, nalezeny V jednom
letadle, ma nemz bylo napsano
Hell Hitler!" Vysetrovanl by
10 ~zahajeno, kdyz ma zacatku
cervence bylo hlaseno, re ma
nekolika aeroplanech bylo Iii
steno poskozeni elektrickeho
veden1. Ma stest1 vsechny tyto
zlovolne ciny byly objeveny du
kiadnou inspekc1 aeroplan1.
.Sabotaz byla velmi dobre skry-
ia a podezren1 pablo ma neko-
lik set delniku, coz zt1zilo pa
tran1.
Etzel dale Sc primal, re ma
pr1buzne v Nemecku a re je
nemeckeho pGvodu, ackoli tyr
d1, re narodil sc v Baltimore
Poprel, re mel nejake spolec-
Milky a trval ma tom, re dopou-
stel Sc techto cinG pro sve Via
stni Gle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
DOZVUKY
SLAVNOSTI.

Jak income vyznela slavnost
odhaleni portretu Augustine
Hefmana minulou nedeli We
statnf zakonodarne v Annapo-
lis, o tom svedcf pTfpis ma pred
sedu Sdruzenych Ceskosloven-
skych Spolk1 Baltimore cd
Jeho Excellence, Herberta R.
O'Conora, guvernera statu Ma
ryland. PTfpis ten nasleduje
EXECUTIVE
Annapolis, Maryland
November 3, 1911.
Mr.. Rudolph Behounek,
|2406 E. Monument St.,
Baltimore. Md.
Mily pane Behounek:
Chapu Sc teto prflezitosti bla-
hopfati Yam, clen1m vyboru a
vSem 1castn1kGm, k vynikaj1c1-
mu zdaru vcerejsich oslav We
statn1 kapitole, "a prflezitosti
odhalenf obrazu Augustine
Hermana.
Hojna 1cast lidu, dojemn6
obrady a zvlastn1 nalada jez
zavladala, vse svedcilo, re u
dalost tato z1stane pametihod-
nou. Jisto jest, re vsichni kdoz
sc O tuto udalost jakkoli "a
slouzili, ucinili pro lid COST tr-
vale ceny a vyznamu, - a ia
jsem skutecne povd6cen re mi
die me moznosti doprano bylo
ma teto udalosti 1cast brati.
S nejvfelejs1mi pozdravy,
z1stavam
UpTimne Vas,
Herbert r. O'Conor,
Guverner."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-07
STO OAR
CO KRVE.

Pc SVEN 1castenstv1 ma pa
rade sobotu tahlo vice neil
sto clen1 Tadu "rGzoveho srd-
ce" ku Equitable budove a tam
podrobili Sc obetovan1m svych
krvf z tel svych. S pochoduj1-
c1mi byly clenkyne Zenske po-
moci, jez tez We prospech vo-
jenskych potreb obetovaly tez
krev svoji. Clendm a clenky-
MIN Tadu ''r1zoveho srdce" da-
rowan byl Americky prapor,
jenz podal kongresnik Dale
sandrO.