davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Thousands Are III
With Grippe and Colds
In New England
$4,000 Boston Students
Absent; Many Schools in
West Virginia Closed
By the Associated Press.

DIV Inc HSSOSldleu
BOSTON, Jan. 1i.-Uncounted
thousands of New Englanders suf-
fered today in a wave of the grippe
colds and a mild form of influenza
with $4,000 children absent from
school in Boston alone in the past
two days because of illness.
Hopeful that conditions would i'm
prove over the week end, officials
of the city's schools said classes
would be conducted as usual Mon
day. Nurses will be on duty to send
home any child with cold.
Schools in various other New Eng
land communities we're closed, how
ever. In Salem, where approxi-
mately 1,40O children in an enroll
ment of 5,43S took sick, classes will
not resume until Wednesday at the
earliest.
Scores of high schools and some
college basket ball games were post
poned or Cancelled. Business eStab-
lishments operated with reduced
stats in innumerable instances be-
cause Of workers "out sick"
Those afflicted usually were i'll
for three or four days. No deaths
from influenza were reported.
Dr. Stanley H. Osborn, Connecti-
cut health commissioner, reported
approximately $500 mild influenza
cases in that State.
Remote as we'll as populou5 areas
were hit. A lumber camp deep in
Maine counted 80 of its 275 men
suffering from the grippe.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Closing Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1l.-Wheat prices
fell about cent bushel today, the
sharpest break of the new year.
Increased selling was based on
bearish trade interpretations of the
Government report on farm stocks
and the reported Russo-German
grain deal as well as the unsettled
tone of securities. Furthermore,
there was less evidence of support
ing mill purchasing than in recent
sessions. Slightly increased wheat
marketings recently in some Sec
tions also were noted, and Min
neapolis reports told of some loan
wheat sales.
Wheat closed ss-11s lower than
yesterday, May 86s4-5t; July 821s-
80; corn 14-ss down, May 62A-ss.
July 62Ia, oats 1s-L4 lower
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Archbishop John }. NIFTY
To Preach at Red Mass

Archbishop John j. NIFTY of San
Francisco will preach the sermon at
a red mass to be celebrated in the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic University
at II am. tomorrow.
-Four Supreme Court justices, 10
Senators, so Representatives and a
number of other high Government
officials will be present. A reception
will be held in Curley Hall follow
ing the mass.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
u. 5. and Uruguay Raise
Missions 10 Embassies

Elevation of the American Lega-
Legation here to the status of En-
bassies was announced by the State
Department today.
This action gives evidence in a
tangible form of the increasingly
cordial relations between the United
States and Uruguay" the depart
ment said
Edwin C. Wilson is the present
United States Minister to Uruguay.
j. Richling is the Uruguayan Min
lister here. Congressional action in
both countries will be required to
effect the change in their status to
that of Ambassador.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
R. AT. Reports Attacks
On Two LibYan Airports
Earlier Story on Page A-4)

owl Vh 30 - ~
Ry the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. 1.-THE r.
A. F. today reported night attacks
on the Italian airdromes at Benlna
and Berka in Libya had resulted in
hits on barracks, hangers, runways
and grounded planes.
Our fighters maintained a con-
slant patrol in the Tobruk-Derna
area yesterday" the R. A. F. COM
muniQue also said, No conclusive
engagements were made with the
enemy"
R. A. F. bombers also attacked
Italian East Africa, scoring fire.
making hits in the target area of
the Caproni airplane workshops at
Mai Adaga, according to the COM
munique, while Large numbers of
bombs were observed to burst among
buildings" at Asmara.
In the Tashai-TeSsenei area, it
was said, Italian troop concentra-
tions we're dive-attacked.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
American Citizen
FIotIy Refuses to
Quit War Zone
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
There is at least one American
who apparently does not want to
come home from the war zone.
The Foreign Service Journal, is
sued today, revealed his story in g.
letter received by the State Depart
ment.
The letter said:
Perhaps you can advise me in a
very personal matter. I have a
younger brother, an American cit
izen resident for some years in Eng
land, who fatty refuses to return.
First, because he was sick; then,
because he fell in love; then, because
he was getting married; now be-
cause a bomb fell on his mother-in.
law. What can I do to persuade the
boy (and his wife) to return while 1t
Is still possible?"
Evening star., 1941-01-11
| Am Leader Fluent
Only When in Trance,
Secretary Reveals
Dictated for Hours When
Talking Through MASTER
Federal Court Jury Is Told
3, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1l.-Guy
W. Ballard couldn't dictate ordi-
nary correspondence. his former
secretary says, but when an ascend
ed master" spoke through him he
could dictate for hours.
Mr., Ballard, now dead, founded
the Il Am" movement, nine leaders
of which are on trial on charges
of mail fraud
Il would sit with pad and pencil
and Mr.. Ballard would announce
that st. German or some other
assembled master was about to give
a dictation," Mrs. Betty O. Mundy,
one of the defendants, told the Fed
eral Court jury yesterday.
Works Without Pay.
"When the dictation began. l
would take it down in shorthand.
Sometimes it would go on for as
long as two and half hours with
out pause"
Mr.. Ballard was unable to die
tate ordinary correspondence Mrs.
Mundy declared, and spoke fuently
only when he was speaking for an
"ascended MASTER
The witness said she formerly
was Christian Science practitioner
and court reporter. Since she
joined the Ballards in 1885, she has
worked 18 to 20 hours a day without
pay, she declared.
Blue Soothes Mentally Ill.
DR., c. l. McClenathan. who said
he is a physicist, natWopath and a
former member of the faculties of
Massachusetts Tech, Carnegie Tech,
Tufts College and other institutions,
was called as a defense witness to
explain color theories of Il Am"
teachings.
He said that blue. the central color
OF the movements practices, is the
most powerful of all colors. He
pointed out that it is used to Soothe
the mentally i'll and to kill germs in
operating rooms, and that it has
definite healing qualities.
Another witness, William Reiss, a
Long Beach (Calif) contractor, tes-
tlfled he was an active Communist
and an advocate of the overthrow
Of organized government before he
embraced the Il Am" doctrine
But the teachings of the Ballards
caused me to change and now I am
a good American" he declared.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Symphony Gives Concert
Al Alice Deal School

The National Symphony Orchestra
gave the first in its 10th annual
series of students concerts yester-
day afternoon at the Alice Deal
Junior High School
The program, which is to be re-
peated next Thursday at Western
High School and on January % at
Mckinley High School, consisted of
characteristic works of some of the
worlds great composers, including
Stephen Foster. Included were
Webers Der Freischutz," the slow
movement from Hayden's Surprise
Symphony" the minuet from Mo-
zart's Don Giovanni" the polonaise
from "Rimsky- y-Korsakov's Christ
mas Tale" the finale from Tschai-
kovsky's Fourth Symphony" and a
medley of Fosters melodies.
Evening star., 1941-01-11

in mathematics advanced enough to
increase his knowledge.
Out of his experience up to that
time, the young man had gathered
the idea that there was some for
mula behind the various fields of
mathematics that could be applied
to all problems. That key to the
numerical situation he found after
years of work. He would like to
explain the formula to President
Roosevelt while he is here.
Il could show him how he could
work out his budget and how he
could save days and weeks on his
figuring" declared the professor.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
20 D. c. Players Seek
M. A. Table Net Titles
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL DlspAtCn TO Inc StAr.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. IL
Led by their mems, women's and
junior champions, nearly 20 Wash
ington paddlers were entered in the
Middle Atlantic table tennis tourn-
ament here this week end. Play was
to start today and conclude to-
morrow.
Stanley Fields, Carolyn Wilson
and Bobby Bensinger are the Dis
trict's chief hopes, although much
is expected of Norman Dancy and
Sonny Federighi. Fields recently
went to the semifinals of the South
ern New England Open tournament
in Providence, r. l.. where he was
eliminated by Ed P1nner of New
York, one Of the East's best players.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Influenza Closes Schools
In DonviiIe Section
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
With 2,295 pupils and 30 teachers
absent because of influenza DAN
ville's city schools were closed yes
terday. They will reopen Wednesday
If conditions have improved suffi-
GENTLY More than 1000 pupils and
Is teachers were reported absent,
while at Radford 80 per cent of the
school enrolment was out.
About Is per cent of the pupils
were absent at Roanoke and several
hundred we're out in Hampton and
in Elizabeth City and Warwick
Counties.
Physicians in Southwest Virginia
reported there were more than 5000
cases in the st. Charles coal fields
and Pennington Gap. Mayor E. E.
Parsons of Pennington Gap said so
per cent of the towns population
was stricken. The high school was
closed
-Four additional schools were closed
in the St Charles coal field area
and theater suspended operation.
Supt. c. F. Connolly of the KEN
merer Gem Coal Corp, said the
epidemic had affected so per cent of
his workmen and their families.
BALTIMORE. Jan. IL Up
Maryland is in no present danger Of
an influenza epidemic such as is
plaguing Virginia and West Virginia,
health officials said today, although
the number of cases reported has
increased recently.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
One Federal Official
Listed Among 1905
Leading Young Men
Inventor, Educator and
Playwright Selected
As Outstanding
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1l.-An inventor,
an educator, a playwright and a
politician were included in the list
of 1.-The 10 outstanding young men
of 1910" selected today by Future.
Official publication of the United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Those selected, all of whom were
IS or younger in 1910:
Robert A. Boyer. 81. head of the
Ford Motor Co. research laboratory
and developer OF plastic automo-
bile body.
Leo M. Cherne. %, editor in chief
and executive secretary of the Re-
search Institute of America. an or
ganization devoted to the gathering
and Interpretation of information
on new laws for the benefit of busi-
nessmen.
III. T. Heald Included.
Henry T Heald, 36, first president
of the Illinois Institute of Technol-
ogy, a post he took last July when
he was 35. The school was estab-
lished by the merger of Armour
Institute and Lewis Institute.
Dr. Irving p. Krick, "a, associate
professor of meteorology at Califor-
nit Institute of Technology and de-
veloper of technique for long
/ range weather forecasting
Edwin H. Land. 81, inventor of a
practical method of polariZing light
and president OF Polaroid Corp.
Mark Matthews. "a, president OF
the United States Junior Chamber
of Commerce, with a membership Of
10000 young men.
WILKES "Discoverer" on List.
Robert r. Nathan 80 chief of the
Division of Economic Research of
the Commerce Department and at
present surveying defense require
ments of the United States and
Great Britain for the National De-
tense Council
Oren Root, jr., 80. termed the dis
coverer" of Wendell L. Willkie and
who aggressively backed the candi-
dates bid for the Republican noni-
nation and later the presidency.
William Saroyan, 80 novelist and
the only playwright to win the Pu-
liter Prize and the Drama Critics
Circle award in the same year-for
Time of Your Life"
VII NJ ns
Science Research Associates, and
specialist in popularizing scientif-
cally obtained occupational informa-
ton for vocational guidance Of
youth.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Mrs. Lenah 5. Higbee
Of NAVY Nurse Corps Dies

Mrs. Lenah S. Higbee. former su-
perintendent of the Navy Nurse
Corps, died yesterday in Winter
Park, Fla, the Navy Department
was informed today.
Mrs. Higbee was a member of the
Nurse Corps from 1903 until 1922,
serving as uperintendent for the
last II years. She was awarded the
Navy Gross for World War service.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery Tuesday, with SIM
pie rites at the grave, at 1870 pm.
She will be inferred beside her hus-
band, Col. John Henley Higbee,
u. S. M. C.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Milk Delivery Halted
In Rockford by Strike
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE
morning bottle of milk was missing
today from the doorsteps of Rock
ford's $4,000 residents because of a
strike of milk wagon drivers.
The ZIG members of the drivers
union called a strike yesterday
against the seven dairies in Rock
ford when their demand for a SEA-
week pay boost was rejected.
Under the present wage scale,
drivers get $34 and inside workers
$28.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
To Speak on Welfare

Welfare activities in the Treasury
Department will be discussed over
WJSV at 7:35 o'clock tonight by
Edward r. Ballinger. personnel
director. and Frank A. Birgfeld,
chief clerk. The program was ar
ranged by the Federal Employees
Council.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Club Arronees Hike

The Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club will hike tomorrow in the Blue
at Paris, Va, to Manassas Gap, Lin
den, a distance of 1913 miles. The
group will leave Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street NV. at
Z am, under leadership Of Herman
r, Nolte.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Bill Aids Small Papers

Daily newspapers with circula-
tions of less than 5000 would be
exempted from the Wage-Hour law
if bill introduced yesterday by
Senator Sheppard, Democrat, Of
Texas. became law. Weekly and
semi-weekly newspapers already are
exempted.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Layton Out Of Danger
After Traffic Injury
BY the Associated Press.

BY tde ASkoClHtgd FTes3
CHICAGO, Jan. II. - Johnny
Layton Of Sedalis, Mo-, 3-cushion
billiard star who was injured gravely
in q traflc accident a month ago,
was pronounced out of danger today
by his physician.
The physician said, however. that
Layton still suffered memory lapses
and that he would be hospitalized
for at least a month and possibly
longer. Layton had been practicing
for the world 3-cushion champion
ship which opens here Monday.
Evening star., 1941-01-11

Chieaso Cash Market.
Cash wheat. no sales reported. Corn,
4. 5s,t-s2; No. 5. 56Ia-5e; No. 5 white,
ssis: No. 4. 6e-oeIa; sample. 56a-57.
Oats. No. / white, 40: No. 8, 3ei3; No. /
white. heavy, 40ss. Barley, mailing, Sc
s5Is nominal: feed, 42-52 nominal; No 2
mailing, 50. Soy beans, No. 8 yellow.
unclaimed.
Evening star., 1941-01-11

Iran shipped nearly S2,000,000
worth of rugs to the United States
in 1910.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Z nouze ctnoSt.

Lekar byl zavolan v noci k
nemocnemu, ktery Sc nalezal
We velmi zbedovanem stavu.
Pc zbeznem prohlednuti wal
81 stranou jeho zenu:
proc pax jste me dala "a
volat tax pozde? Vas manzel
je ztracen, nadobro ztracen !
Pohledte ma jeho ruce, jsou uz
cele fialove!"
"Ale dovolte, pane dokto-
re-" odpovedela nesmele man.
zelka, "on ma fialove ruce pro
to, re je s odpust6n1m lakyr-
mix, a kdyz Sc mu udelalo zle,
tax Sc uz nemyl."
Zach taxi" lekar klidne ma
to, ito ma skutecne stesti. Kdy
by nebyl lakyrnfkem, byl by
uz "a chvfli mrtev!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
csl. vojenska mise v Pittsburgh

Do Pittsburghu pfistf sobo-
tn 2. srpna zavita vojenska mi
Sc ceskoslovenske armady, kite
ra prijela z LondJna. PozG-
stava z nekolika nejhrdinnej-
SIGH nasich letc1 v Anglii.
Ma uvftanf teto delegace u
spofada oblastnf vybor Csl. ma
rodn1ho sdruzeni v zapadni
Pennsylvania uvitacf vecirek v
Ceske narodnf SIM, 1000 Vinial
Street, N. S., Pittsburgh.
Program vecirku Dude pozu.
stavati z kratkych proslovt
clenG csl. vojenske delegace z
Londyna a z csl. pisnf s kla.
deb, jez prednesou pevecko.
dramaticky sbor "Vlastimil'
|CSA., jakoz i damsky peveckJ
krouzek j. G. D.
Pritomni budou take repre-
sentanti vsech slozek americ
keno vefejneho zivota z Pitts
burghu a okoli. Zacatek bud,
pTesne v 8 hodin Poole letnfh,
casu. Vsechny nase lid be,
rozdflu zve:-Csl oblastni w
Dor stredozapadnf Pennsylva
ME.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Pes zachranil diva pred
uk0nyrfEx~a
utonut1m.

V Memphis, Tenn, Harold
Harris, 9, a jeho bratr Prem
tice, IL, byli uchvaceni ostrym
proudem Teky Mississippi.
Walter Jones, FL, Troy Croft
ford, 20, a w. H. Fowinkle, 20
Sc vrhli do vody jim ma pomoc.
F. A. Becton kracel pc bTehu
Sc svym psem "Poochiem",
ktery Sc rovnez pustil do vody.
Crofford a Rowinkle byli str
zeni WREN a utonuli. Pes pri-
tail Harolda ku bTehu "a VIA
sy, a pax Sc pustil "a Jonesem,
ktery vysflenfm Sc jiz potacel,
a rovnez jej dopravil do bez-
peel. Prentice byl vytazen je-
no bratrem Bohem Harrison,
IA let starym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Slavnost s krvavym
~zakoncenim.

V Gering byla poradana O.
slava pamatky "oregonske
stezky', pc ktere Sc pred lety
ubfralo nescetne lid 2 vychod-
mich statu, hledajlc1ch novy
domov ma dalekem zapade.
|Slavnost byla okazala a mno-
no lidf Sc k nj seslo, ale ukon-
cent programu minuly patek
nebylo prflis slavnostni. Ma
slavnost pTislo tez mnozstvl
Mexicand; pracuj1cfch ma okol
Mich fepovych polfch a mezi
mimi Sc strhla krvava fezba.
Jednomu Mexicanu jmenem
Lupe Ramireozvi, Fl rok sta
remu, bylo pretato hrdlo cd u
cha k uchu a druhemu, 22lete-
mu Ralphu Martinezovi, byla
nozem zpGsobena stopu dlou-
ha jfzva ma zadech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Odlozili ditko " kostele.

Vera Moganova, osetTovatel
ka, vesla do kaple chramu Pan
ny Marie v Chicago a spatrila
ma jedne z lavic lezeti nemluv-
ne, ma jehoz satu byl pripich-
nut l1stek. Podfvala Sc ma lis
tex, ma nemz bylo napsano:
"Proslm, ably jste Sc o nej
dobre postarali. ia 81 no ne
mohu nechati, nebot nemam
penize, ale milujf no. Narodil
Sc 20. cervna."
Moganova sla privolat po-
moe, a setkala sc S mladym
muzem a mladou zenou, ktef1
chodili pc chramu zrejme bez
Gle. Kdyz jim vypravela o ma
leu d1tka, mlada zena propu-
kla plac.
Osetrovatelka il pozadala,
ably dftko podrzela, nez prive-
de kn6ze. Kdyz Sc S knezem
vratila, mlady parek byl pryc,
a d1tko lezelo op6t ma lavici.
Opodal lezela krabice S det-
skym pradylkem.
Nemluvne bylo dopraveno
do sirotcince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Pietni vzpominkova oslava
Havlickova.

Cd smrti mucednlka brixen-
skeho, Karla Havlicka Borov-
skeho, uplynulo jiz plnych 85
let, ale Ouch jeho zije stale a
pronika S rostouc1 intensitou
dusnou atmosferu, jez zahalu-
je dnes naSi rodnou zemi.
V listopadu 1888, tedy KRAFT
&c pc Mnichovske tragedii, ma
psal redaktor Ivan Herben "a
jfmave pojednanf o "nezna-
mem Havlfckovi", totiz O dvou
politickych pfsnfch Havlicko.
vych, jez byly nalezeny V pc.
zGstalosti P. 0. Kroepfela
frantiskanskeho mnicha a osv.
ceneho kneze, ucitele a spiso.
vatele. Jsou to pfsn6 "Trojlfs.
tex" a "Kdyz jsem ia ty ryby
chytal", pronikle zahavou, du.
chaplnou satirou Havlfckovor
a slehaj1cf pomery "a absolu
tisticke tehdejs1 vlady, kter$
byla jeste ucinenym rajem pro
tt pomerGm, v nichz dnes mas
donna ziji.
Narod, z nehoz jsme vzesli
vraci Sc pro posilu do minulos
tt, Ike svym velikanGm, cite Emo.
WI jejich d1la, zachycuje a s
pietou uklada kazdy listecek
papiru popsany rukou svycl
spisovatelG.
My, dnes obcane volne, de
mokraticke zeme, jej1z ideally
odpov1dajf idaal6m nasf stare
vlasti, potrebujeme v techtC
dnech zmatkG take obcanskt
mravnf posily, abychom nezho
stencil, abychom 81 stale 1--WE.
domovali, re mfsto kazdehC
poctiveho Americana csl. p1.
vodu je v radach druh6ho cd.
bOie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
NejvetSf manevry v Texasu a
Louisiana.

Nejvetsf mfrove manevry a.
mericke armady pocnou pffsti
m6sfc, kdy pres 100000 vojfnu
vtrhne do kraft borovych les1
Texasu a Louisiany.
Pc l.. srpnu trupy a 10000
vehiklG 3. armady skoncentru-
je Sc ma 10000 ctverecnfch mi
Itch vychodn1ho Texasu a "a
padnf Louisiany. Pr konecne
fast manevrd Dude 3. armada
vrzena prot 2. armada, jfz We
Ii hlavn1 generalni Stab.
"Tyto manevry'', iak general
Kruger pravil, "jsou urceny
k tomu, ably vyssf velicf dnstoj-
nlci a generalnf staby zfskali
praksi v rlzenf velkych mass V
poll "a napodobene valecne ST.
tuace, a to praksi jak taktic-
kych operacf, tax i zasobovanf
a udrzovanf armady."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Smrt horlive narodni
pracoVnice.

Do New Yorku dosla v tech
to dnech zprava, re v Liver
poolu V Anglii zemrela PAM
Milena Parkerova Hofbane-
rova. Jejf manzel byl praz-
.skym dopisovatelem listu
New York Times. Setryal v
Praze kratkou dobu DO okupa-
CT Ceskoslovenska a usadil so
pax v Belehrad6, odkud zasi-
lal svemu listu zpravy O Cesko-
slovesnku, jez dostaval pod
zemnim spojen1m. Byl vzdv
pT1telem ceskoslovenske v9ci =
jeho zajem o nj Sc jest9 pro-
hloubil, kdyz Sc ozenil s nasf
krajankou. PAM Parkerova-
Hofbauerova byla dcerou mali
re Hofbauera a vnuckou pro-
ferora Heyrovskeho. Pc oku-
paci Ceskoslovenska musila 2
Prahy uprchnout. Ia hranice-
mi, zvlaste v Belehrad6, 1cast-
Mia sc PAM Parkerova horEve
zahranicnf akce. Kdyz Sc
Nemci bllzili k B6lehradu, Cd
jela "a svym muzem do An
gle, a to oklikou pres Palesti-
nu a kolem Afriky. Diva tydny
pc pT1jezdu do Anglie vSak
zemTela. Budiz cest pamatce
krajanky, jez znala svou 20.
vinnost- k svemu narodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Krajan zivi divokou kachnu,
jez ma noe odchazi k sousedovi

V Lincoln, Neb., anglicky
denik "The Lincoln Star" pri-
nesl z%ajfmavou zpravu z
Dwight, Neb., v niz pise, jak
krajan J. J. Liska studuje zp1-
sob zivota divokych kachen ~
prvnf ruky."
Parek divokych kachen, Eva
nych anglicky Mallard, a to ka
Ger a kacice, uhnfzdili Sc ma je-
no pozemku, ale Ia nedlouho
kacice 81 vyhledala jeste druh5
hnizdo v zahrad6 krajana
Frantiska Pliska, ktery bydIi
pres ulici cd LiSky.
Kachna snesla osm vajec a
vysedela z Mich mladata. Kdyz
sedela ma vejcfch, kamuflazo-
vala sve hn1zdo kazdeho vece-
ra, nacez sc odebrala k nesyce-
nj Sc u Lisky. Racer, ktery zn-
stall stale u Lisky, byl dokona-
lynn gentlemanem a pokazde
svou druzku, kdyz Sc ma sytila
doprovodil zpet k jejfmu hniz-
du.
Hnfzdo kachny bylo dobTe
ukryto pod jednou vetvi padl6-
no topoloveho stromu druhu
Cottonwood Krajan LiSka,
ktery je bratrem znameho
baseballoveho brace AID. Lis
ky, zachytil kamerou kachnu
ma jejim hn1zde a je to zajfma-
w obrazek, jezto kachra q je-
il hn1zdo, splyvajf s okol1m
tax, re jsou skoro reviditelne
a i ostra cocka kamery je stezl
zachytila. F.,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01
Million dolarI nahrady.

Osmnactileta Irma Webero-
va v Los Angeles, Cal. podala
zalobu ma jeden million dolar1
nahrady proti kultu Mazdaz-
nan Temple Association of
Associates of God a tvrdf, re
byla cleny kultu znaislnena
kdyz il bylo II let, a tim byl
|jej1 cely zivot znicen.
zaloba podana v zajmu div
ky jejf matkou, jest namfrena
tez proti Henry Sorge-ovi, so,
ktery je obvinen, re d1vku zne-
uzil 20. cervna 1888 v taboro-
We schulz poradane organisacf
u Norco, Cal.
Die zaloby organisace byla
zalozena 81. listopadu 1917
drem. Ottomanem Zar-Adusht
Hanishem, ktery zemTel pred
petit Lefty.
Jednfm z clankd nauky kul-
tn jest, re ''mlade d1vky, jak-
mile dostihnou veku, v nemz
jsou schopny premysleti, mali
obeznameny S fakty a pravda-
mi zenstv1''. V souhlasu s tim
to clankem zalobkyne uvadf, re
DIR. Hanish zamestnaval neko-
lik mlad1kG, kteT1 Sc starali O
doslovne plnen1 zmineneho
clanku. Mezi mimi byl tez
Serge.