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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Bowling Spot
Opens Tonight
All Alleys Have
Been Reeonditioned

OClosed throughout the sum-
mer, the Mount Clemens recrea-
ton alleys will open tonight,
starting off another season of
bowling at the 40 and 40 Croker
sport spot.
With a new modernistic front,
new equipment, a new cocktail
lounge and eight alleys, all re-
conditioned and resurfaced, the
bowling center is expected to
open league competition in about
three weeks. The alleys have
all received their A. B. c. sane
ton.
According to a statement of
the management made this
morning, ladies' league will be
formed this year. All teams in
terested in signing up with the
league have been requested to
contact the management at the
alleys. The bowling spot is the
oldest in the city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Mrs. Mann Wins
After Swear Lapse

OCHICAGO, Aug. 25-(P)-
After an eight-year lapse Mrs.
Russell Mann of Omaha once
again Is the victor in the closed
championship of the Women's
Western Golf Association.
1t was in 1888 that Mrs. Mann
took the title the first time. Her
4 and 3 victory over Mary Agnes
Wall of Menominee, Mich, Sat-
urday clinched the event again.
II was her second 1941 Tourna-
ment Victory over Miss Wall,
whom she defeated in the Trans
Mississippi Meet at Houston.
Other Womer's western laur-
els were won by Margaret Rus
sell Of Detroit In the champion
ship consolation event, Marjorie
Row, Michigan State College CO.
"a from Worthwhile, Mich. in the
first Night end Betty Mackemer,
Peoria, Ill, In the first flight
consolation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Newson,, After
.11ih vitiory,
10 Hur| Today
Bucks orisinoI
Quote Of 20 Wins
Now cronsed to IS

ODETROIT, Aug. Is - up -
Detroit's Louis (Buck) Newsom
faced one of the crucial pitching
assignments of his 1941 season
today as the Tigers squared of
against the Philadelphia Athle-
tics in the second game of their
series at Briggs Stadium.
Specifically, Buck was aiming
at his 18th victory, which will
be vitality necessary if he in
tends to win a 15-game quota
that he set for himself recently
To date Newsom's record Is 1O
wins against Is losses, and he
will have to bear down harder
than ever as the season draws to
a close.
WANTED 20 WINS
Originally Newsom figured he
was good for at least 20 victories
this year, but opposing hitters
separated him from that idea by
mid-season. John B a bic~ a
Highlander wit ha record OF
two wins and seven losses, was
Manager Connie Mack's nominee
to face Newsom.
Yesterday the Tigers got of
to flying start against Phila-
delphia when big AL Benton al
lowed his former team mate;
eight hits while Detroit batters
collected IA from starter Les Nc
Crabb and Jack Knott. The final
score was z to 4.
YORK FAILS TO HIT
Benton and Rudy York were
the only Tigers who failed to hit
Benton hasn't singled in two
years and York discovered yes
terday that he has wrist frac-
ture. He said that as far as he
could recall the mishap occurred
two weeks ago when he tagged
George Case at Washington. The
veteran Tiger first baseman said
he believed he could continue
playing the rest of the season in
spite of the injury.
Detroit put the game away in
the fourth inning by adding a
couple runs to a pair scored in
the third and an openin. tally
that crossed the plate in the first.
Tuck Stainback raped out a
three-bagger and Charley Geh-
ringer and Frank (Pinky) Hig-
gins added singles to provide the
winning margin.
STAINBACK GETS HOMER
In the following inning Stain
back blasted out homer, and in
the sixth a double by Rip Rad
cliff and a single by Higgins
scored another run.
Benton kept the Athletics at
bay until the fifth when Sam
Chapman and Fred Chapman
singled, Pete Suder hit into a
force play and Nc Crabb hit a
long fly to score one run.
They picked up a couple more
in the sixth on double by Bob
Johnson, couple of infield outs
and single by Chapman. The
final Philadelphia run came in
the ninth on an error by York,
but Benton quickly checked the
threat of q rally.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Carrier Boys

give Daily Monitor carri-
ers boys, accompanied by X.
w. Moody, the papers circu-
lation manager, made a day
long trip to Detroit yester-
day as an award winning a
recent carrier-boy contest.
The five winners were CIV
en- a turkey dinner, taken to
the Tiger-Athletics ball game
at Briggs Stadium and made
a brief trip into Canada.
Winners who made the trip
were: Wayne Mas, Alvin
Starkey. Charles Coker,
James Baxter and John Du-
prey.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Sports Roundup
bY HUGH s. FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK. Aug Special News Service)-Wel the
Yankees Mccarthy who usually the last to admit
the Saturday when he benched couple OF
explanations They the pennant and
entitled ayo Looks like the National will keep
going usual right to the last minute Wonder what Larry
of his failure to include Dixie
Whit Wyatt the who are responsible Tor
of the other clubs buster
how many guys including will have their jobs
year playing ball Word from Detroit
that there plenty the salary list the Tigers
first division Cleveland writer's are calling
UCorke Sad RovS'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
l!!l|p Allows 7
bs,es on Wild
pIlc|l In. 9Th
Run Gives Tie. n;
Gentx and Msitxnsv
Allow 4 Hits Apiece

with the last two innings
played under protest following
. disputed decision the Utica
Mount Clemens playod game
yesterday ended In an linn
ing, 81 victory for Utica.
The game was q pitchers
battle throughout, with both
teams getting four hits and
Billy Cent?, local hurler, Whit
ing II men while Lawrence
Meitzner famed Is. Both men
went the route.
UTICA TWO RUNS BEHIND
Featured by considerable
argument. the game really turn
Cd into q talking battle when
the Utica outfit, behind 20 60
iug into the ninth. scored two
runs In the frame to tie the
score. Their first run came
when Farriss, the Macomb
NOOuty AC08OC AIOSs SoAuoSA~
player, singled. Malow, catch
or and next man up, promptly
doubled, scoring the center
Aelder to make the count 2
and /.
Harrington. following Malow,
got himself q wild pitch on
third strike and the ball sailed
past Moore's head, into the
backstop and rebounded back
under the spectators and into
4 car.
Harrington took two bases,
but was called back by the
umpire 10 first . minute later.
Malow. on second, took third,
hositated and then came on In
for the tying run. While play
ers crowded onto the field In
hot argument, the umpire
maintained his decision that 1t
was al right for Malow to take
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

two bases on the wild pitch but
Harrington could take only one.
Manager Ed Moose" Moore
immediately protested the
game; q decision 10 expected at
q league meeting next week.
SCORE IN ELEVENTH
Having tied the score the
Utica nine went on to the
eleventh where Farriss got q
base on balls, stole second and
was singled home by Malow,
who proved the hero Of the
game-despite the fact that he
was 'beaned" in the fourth.
Mount Clemens runs came
In the hrst and ninth. In the
second, Hellner slashed out q
Lire drive over the right field
ers' head Either in disgust or
In an effort to stop the ball,
the fielder tossed his glove at
the ball. Hellne-, with a triple
In hand, tried to stretch 1t into
. homer and was thrown out
at the plate.
ODD DECISION
But the umpire ruled the
run counted after having waved
Hellner out. His reasons for
the ruling remained mysterious.
despite long argument from the
Utica club.
In the ninth, Cramer singled,
stole and came home on-a
single by Bannow, left fielder,
whose hitting made him the
hero Of last Sundays game.
In the field, Albrecht, Dairy
short, handled his territory and
q little more perfectly. latham,
right fielder for the locals, made
Z running catch Of q fly in
eight field, somersaulted and
came up with the hall for the
mos. sensational play. Malow's
gameness In standing up to the
p)ate and flashing out double
and single after being beaned
n the fourth stood out on the
utjca team. He was the only
man on either team to get two
hits. His team-mate. Farriss,
scored twice.
The second game in the play
Oft series between the two
teams will be held here next
Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
waIiher League
Alumni Take Game

Alumni of the Waither League
gained revenge yesterday for
their defeat of last year. edging
out the present Walther League
outfit, 1918.
Hurting for the alumni were
Baarck and Weier with Weber
handling the backstop duties
Volkenant and Bellhorn alter.
mated on the mound and behind
the plate for the leaguers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
MUNGO IN OUTFIELD

oMONTREAL-With his fast
ball only a memory, Van Lingle
Mungo is attempting to stage a
comeback as an outfielder. The
one-time fireball hurler. farmed
by Brooklyn to Montreal, has
been playing the outfield against
left. handed International League
pitching.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

Orville Smith, manager Of
the Utica team, replied to Ed
CHOOSE" Moore's protest Of the
game today by answering that
Malow had stolen third 1t the
time Of the wild pitch and there
fore took homo legally under the
one-base rule. According to the
Mount Clemens version, Malow
took two bases on the wild pitch
o mark the tying run.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
SERVICE MEN GET RATE

OSI hIE NOLLEJE, FA.-AII
United States service men in
uniform will he admitted to
Penn States home football
games for half price.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

RHYMED SPORTS REVIEW
Jones boys versus Ryder
Cuppers made golf fans 60
without their suppers.
Twelve thousands of 'em raised
| q din to see their hero, Bobby,
vim. Cards and Dodgers
split q pair with pennant fever
In the air. .Louis-Nova fight
set back when Joe got off the
training track. Derby goes to
Whirlaway and forty-fve grand
isn't hay. Ward should cop
the amateur, but golfing experts
aren't too sure. X m er :
Schroeder win in doubles; at
Forest Hills they'll have their
troubles. And that is all the
news there Is, so let US stop
this Monkey Biz.
o.
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Al Schacht will miss his first
world series in FL years this
fall he's heading for; Hawaii
instead. Friends of the late
Howard Jones have launched
a movement for a memorial to
him. probably in the Rose Bowl
where Jones-coached teams won
Ave times. Word from Mil
waukee is that Lou Novikoff
will be recalled by the Cubs as
soon as the Brewers finish their
American Association schedule,
even though Louis fielding has
left a lot to be desired. Old
Doc Kearns is hollering for two
referees for that 25-round
thing between Bill Poland and
Eddie Blunt Wednesday at
Washington. Doc claims the
referees might not last the
whole distance and they should
have a sub ready e. Patty Berg
who gets her fun from football
and flying. expects to hop a
plane home at least one Min
nesota grid game this fall. :.
Russ Van Alta, former Yanks
and Browns pitcher, is a candi-
date for Sheriff in Sussex Coun-
ty, N. j. .Heinie Manush,
managing the Greensboro Club,
has been chased out of every
Piedmont League Park by the
jumps this season.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
SOUTHPAWS

For writing and sports, many
movie stars, such as Charlie
Chaplin, Greta Carlo, Ray Mill
and, Judy Garland and John
Garfield are left-handed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

oCHICAGO - Clyde McCul-
Tough, recruit Chicago catcher.
hit his first six home runs of the
season In as many National
League parks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 1875, New York
90.
Boston Al, Pittsburgh 81
(first game IL innings; second
game called end of SIXTH.
st. Louis To, Brooklyn 3-3.
Philadelphia 81, Chicago SIS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25
Major League
Leaders

Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Detroit z, Philadelphia 4.
New York So, Chicago is.
Cleveland As, Boston 80.
st. Louis 4, Washington 3 Go
innings: second game rain).
MONDAYS GAMES
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland (night).
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at st. Louis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-25

City .. Township County
The Monitor Serves ALL Three.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
dsti.

V Detroit 1Tednfci okresu
Wayne jsou presvedceni, &c
jsou ma stope podezrelych O.
sob, ktere kupovaly novoroze-
nata a pax je "a drahe penfze
prodavaly bezdetnym NAME
l1m. Pred dvema mesici byla
policie upozornena ma tyto kra-
mare a patrala pc Mich.
Nynf zatkla 47letou zenu, jiz
obzalovala pro pfestoupeni
statnfho zakona, tykajfciho Sc
adopce det1. Druha zena Jest
policil hledana.
DIE sdelenf policie tyto zeny
vydelavaly tlmto nezakonitym
zpdsobem velike obnosy penez.
Nejlepsfmi jejich zakaznfky
byly neprovdane divky, ktere
rady zbavily Sc d1kazu jejich
poklesku a dftete Sc rady zba-
Tyto zeny patraly v uli-
cich pc mladych zenach, nadej
matkach, a kdyz "a rozho
voru zvedely, re nadejna mat
ka jest svobodna, nabfdly SEIZE
il zaplati nemocnicni vydanf a
lekafe, kdyz Jim novorozen6
pfeda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Pekafi ma stavce.

V Akron pouze nemocnice q
dobrocinn6 1stavy byly zasobe.
ny chlebem nasledkem stavky
pekaTG Summit okresu. Ma
'stavce Sc pod1ll vice jak 400 u
niovych pekarG nalezej1cich k
AFL a k MIN Sc pripojilo asi
300 uniovych pekarskych roz-
vazecG, kter1 nejsou Size ma
stavce. ale pomahajf hlidati
cesty do Akron, ably nemohlo
byti pecivo do m6sta z jinych
okolnfch NEST dodavano.
Gale P. Gault, sekretaT unie
rozvazecG, udal, re vsechny
hlavnf cesty V okresu Summit,
vedoucf do Akron, byly obsa-
Zeny a mnoho pekaTskych true
XII bylo zpet vraceno do Cleve-
landu a Canton.
Pouze V jistych pekaTskych
zavodech jest dovoleno unifm
pracovati a chleb a pecivo do
praveno jest do nemocnic a do
brocinnych dstavG. PekaTi "a
dali zvysenf mzdy o 6 dollar1
tydn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Amerika nema otaleti.

V Bostonu James B. Conant,
president Harvard university,
volal Spojene Staty do boje ny
nj, kdy bile jedenacta hodina
a kazdy jasn6 vidf nebezpecf
vallcf Sc ma cely svet. DR.. Co.
nant vratil Sc v polovici dubna
z Angle, kde meskal diva me-
Size. Pravil, re Sc mu IDA ne
moznym, ably Spojene Staty ne
zasahly do dnesni valky dnes
nebo V blizke budoucnosti, le-
da bychom chteli zapadni po-
lokouli predati mocnostem Osy
"Chceme-li 81 uchraniti dnes-
nj demokratickou svobodu, ne
lei pred Mani otazka: "Ma j.
tt Amerika do valky?" ale otaz
ka: "Kdy zacne Amerika bo-
jovati?" VeTim, re NELL by
chom zasahnouti do valky n.y.
nj. IDA Sc, re nehrozf okamzi-
te n~ebezpecf, re naziste mohli
by 81 Anglii podmaniti. A aby-
chom toto nebezpecf oddalili,
NELL bychom Sc postarati O Wy
datnou zasobu valecnych po-
tfeb pro Anglii. Ones dosud
Sc nachazejf mezi Mani Tide,
kteF1 nedovedou 81 at ,jiz 2 ia
kychkoliv pTicin uvedomiti ne
bezpeci, kter6 cel6mu sv6tul
hrozi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Primal Sc k zlocinu.

V Louisa, Kentucky, Dwight
0. Thorne z Pittsburghu, Pa,
byvaly trestanec, podepsal pTi.
znanl, re umistil bombu v auto
mobilu, kterou byli zabiti syn a
dcera DIR. E. H. Rebhorna, Tedi-
tele zdravotnf sluzby v Scran-
ton, Pa, dine z. listopadu MIMI
leho roku.
Vessel sam do dTadovny seri-
ia, fekl, re chce pTiznati Sc k
vrazde, ably ulehcil svemu sve-
domf. Pravil, re jej najal je-
den muz, S kterym seznamil sc
" ~trestnici, ably umfstil bombu
v AUTOMOBILE DIR. Rebhorna, a.
by sc mu pomstil. Tento muz
jmenoval sc Bancroft.
Slfbil Thorneovi, re mu "a
platf $4,000, kdyz zabije leka-
re, ktery neuznal jeho narok
ma odskodne cd d1lnf spolecno-
sti. Dne 8. listopadu, diva dni
pc te, kdyz byl parolovan z
trestnice, odebral Sc do Scran-
ton a Bancroft dial mu $1,000 a
slibil mu dalsfch $1,000 pc CT
nu, ale jiz sc S MIN nesesel.
Thorne pravil dale, re umfs-
til ctyfi ~dynamitove tycinky v
AUTOMOBILE a upravil je tax, re
zapalky musily je pTivesti k w
buchu, jakmile Dude motor
M1sto DIR. Rebhorna
vsak chteli pouzfti auto jeho
syn William, 10 let starry stu
dent ma universite, a jeho dee
ra Lois, II let stara. Oba byli
zabiti a automobil znicen W.
buchem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
%. VYROcf SKONU GENE
RALA M. r. STEFANIKA.

Ma den 4. kvetna pripadlo
%. vyroc1 tragickeho skonu bo-
jovnlka "a svobodu ceskoslo-
venske republiky, legionaTe
gen. Milana Rotislava Stefani-
ka, prvniho ministra valky v G.
S. R.. Narodn1 hrdina, jenz stal
v popfedf zahranicn1ho odboie
spolecne S presidentem G. S. r.
T. G. Masarykem a nynejslm
preisdentem DR.. Edv. Benesem.
Gen. Stefanik narodil Sc r.
1880 v Kosariskach u Brezov6
V zupe nitranske. Pc vypuknuti
svetove valky vstoupil do fran
couzske armady jake letecky
dobrovolnfk a s1castnil Sc bojn
temer ma vsech frontach S vel
kym 1spechem. Ma podzim r.
1917 dlel ma pGde americke, a.
by zde sorganisoval ceskoslo-
venskou armada a ma jeho W.
zvu "Kto "a pravdu horf!" pTi-
hlasilo Sc pod prapor csl. legie
V Americe nekolik tisic dobro-
volnlkG z celych Spojenych Sta
til severoamerickych, jiz s1cast
Mill Sc bojG ma bojisti We Fran
eli, Teslnsku a Slovensku. Mno.
ii z Mich, tax jake sam gen
stefanik, zaplatili osvobozent
6. S. r. svym zivotem
Dne 4. kvetna 1919 byl slav.
nostne ocekavan priced gen
Stefanika do G. S. r., kdy me.
poprve ~vstoupiti do svobozent
vlasti. Nechteje projfzdeti pc
pude nenavideneho Rakouska
volil radeji cestu vzduchem
Krok tento stall Sc mu osudnym
Letadlo jeho sc srftilo k zemi {
Stefanik dopadl u Vojnar ne
Slovensku ma rodnou zemi DO
palen a jake zohavena mrtvo
la. Telo jeho pohrbeno jest ne
pamatnem vrchu Bradle, blizt
jeho rodiste u BTezove ma Slo
vensku. Row jeho zdobf mohut
ma mohyla. Cest budiz jeho pa
matce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Suspendovany general ma byt
ocisten po sve smrti.

Senat statni zakonodarny v
Springfield, H., Sc shodl S do
mem zastupcG ma resOluci, v
nfz Sc zada kongres Spoj. StatG
ably bylo ~"ocisteno jmeno" Ze-
snuleho generala-majora Will
llama Mitchella.
V resoluci Sc ZdGraZnuje, re
jmenOvany armadni dGstojnik
byl v pravu, kdyz sv6 DOLBY do
pOrucoval, ably Spoj. Staty 81
sled6ly vybudovati slime vojen-
sk6 letectvo. Agitoval pro to
jiz pred nekolika lety a jak Sc
nyni vidf, poslednf udalosti We
valce V Europe potvrdily jeho
slova, re ma letectvf zalezf mno
hem vice, neil Sc tehdy my
slilO.
General Mitchell byl tehdy
suspendovan z armadni sluzby
pro "neposluSenstvf', protoze
81 dovolil kritisovati vojenskou
politiku Spoj. StatG. Prvni ma
vrh ma ocist6nf jeho jmena wy
sci vlastn6 uz pred nekolika ty-
dny a toto hnut1 Sc nyni s1Tf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Cesky professor priiel.

Frantisek Wulf, jeden z ma
SIGH vzacnych ucenc1 profeso-
ri nachazi sc jiz ma americke
pGde. PodaTilo Sc mu uniknou-
ii re Stockholm We Svedsku a
pres Rusko, Sibfr a Japonsko
konecne Sc dostal ma Hawajske
ostrovy a die Proskove, jejfmz
pricinen1m Sc dostal sem, zis-
kano mu mfsto ma fakulte INA
me Manchester College st.
Paul, MINI. Mnoho jinym be-
zencGm bylo pomozeno Chas.
E. Proskovou, ktera bez CHI
pomoci pracuje takto pro svIj
narod a jejiz prace jest velice
malo pochopena nasimi kraja-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
PRI DEDIKACI.

We Staunton, Va, president
Roosevelt prohlasil pTi dedika-
ci rodneho mfsta Woodrowa
Wilsona, presidenta Spoj. Sta
tn, re demokracie nemnze pre-
z1ti isolaci.
0 Wilsonovi pravil: "Jeho i
dealy svobody byly dosti siro-
Ike, ably kryly cely svet. Ucil,
re demokracie nemGze hikdy
pfezfti jsouc isolovana. Tleska-
me jeho 1sudku a jeho wire. Je
to vfra, Ia kterou jsme bojova-
Ii pred tim, "a jejfz existence
jsme pTipraveni bojovati Ease"
Prohlasil, re "nezdar Wilso-
novy idealisticke snahy vybu-
dovati svet neujima ma jeji jas
nOsti."
"Cela kariera Woodrow
Wilsona byla vitezstvim ducha
mad ohavnymi silami brutalni
moci. Pod jeho veden1m tato
zeme ucinila velky duchovni
pokrok.
20 w. Wilsonovi lie Tici, re
v dobe, kdy svetova shromaz-
deni byla ovladana materialni-
mi 1vahami O lakote a zisku a
pomsty, uchoval svou vidinu
%jasnou. re sobectl muzove ne
mohli sdfleti z pout nasili a roz
hodovani niece nijak j neubl-
ra ma jasnosti.
"Spfse lhostejnost nepratel-
skych soucasnfk1 zvysuje kra-
SUI vidiny, jiz videl, a zvelicuje
slavu sveta, ktery SNAIL sc wy
budovati.
"V tragickem konfliktu, KITE
reno je svet dnes svedkem,jenz
ohrozuje vsechno, co milujeme
jake svobodny narod, vidlme
jasneji nez kdykoli pred tim
nepoddajnou sflu duchovnich
veci. Celia historic svedcf, re
lidstvo ucinilo opravdovy po-
krok jen kdyz ocenovalo du-
chovn1 hodnoty. Nestastni ma
rodove, kteTf spolehali jedine
ma mec,k onecne hynuli mecem.
Fysicka slla nikdy nem1ze IT,
vale odolavati ohavnym SLAM
niece brutaln1 moci.
"Wilson Dude chovan usta-
vicne v pamatce jake statnik,
ktery, kdyz JIM muzi vyhleda-
vail pomstu a hmotny zisk, sna-
I'll Sc pfivesti blfze den emanci-
pace svedom1 cd moci a nahra-
zenl sYobody silou We svetov6
Wade"
President mluvil pred dvou-
patrovou farou Prvniho pres
bytern1ho kestela, v niz Sc
Woodrow Wilson narodil dine
%. prosince 1856.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Cikan u odvodu.

Cikan Eli Zuka byl v Chica-
gu zatcen policif, ponevadz ne
mel u sebe registracnf kartu.
Kdyz byl odkazan spolkovemu
komisaTi pro vyhybanf Sc vo-
jenske povinnosti "a MIN pTisla
zena a II det1. Cikan dokazo-
val, re nemusel jft k registraci,
nebot jest pres sc let star. Ko-
misaf tomu Size neveTil, ami
kdyz cikan a cikanka pTisahali,
ale ponevadz nebylo dGkaz1,
re jest vojensk6ho start, musel
bJt sprosten zaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Zransni.

2 Waco, Texas, Sc sd6luje,
re John Merritt, 48lety farmar
cd Axtell, spadnul pod kola ma
kladn1ho vlaku Missouri Paci-
fic, coz melo "a nasledek roz-
drcenf jeho nohou a poranenf
ma ruce. LekaTi V nemocnici
pravili, re ODE nohy must mt
byti odnaty pod koleny. Ne
Stest1 Sc prihodilo, kdyz Merritt
Sc SNAIL vyhoupnouti ma ma
kladnf VIZ a nohy mu uklouzly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Syn ceskeho hasice PeSka sko-
nal " kresle dentisty.

Jenfk Peskd, 5lety synek
mestskeho hasice Josefa Pes
ka v Clevelandu, zemrel V zidli
dentisty. Die sdeleni policie,
byl hoS1k wat k dentistovi
svym otcem k vytrzenf zubu.
Bylo uzito plynu. Hosfk Sc ma
HE shroutil. Usilf lekare a "a
chranne hasicske Getty O jeho
vzkflsen1 zustalo marnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
MI N III IMA.

Kolikrat v noci musela matka vstavat
a kdyz jsem zaplakal pit chtela davat,
kolikrat made mnou v uZkosti bdela,
kdyz Jen trochu nemoc v mych oci zrela,
vzdycky 81 myslela, re konec Sc blfz1
Sedela made mnOu, oci Sc kllz1 -
pfece Sc premohla nez pride lekaT,
co vSe matka ucini ma to Sc netaz,
vzdyt ona mad tebou bdi cele noci,
udela vse pro te co v jeji moci,
a kdyz pax dorGstas ma radost z tebe,
Wis re by tt snesla i modre S nebe.
Takova je laska kazdicke matky,
at jlz je z palace neb male chatky,
ma ty svoje deti vzdy stejne rada,
kdo rekne opacne pax je to zrada,
ma tvoji maticce jez pro te dycha,
mad tvoJl bolest1 vzdy S tebou vzdycha.
Ted lei pod drnem ma draha matt,
vidlm j jake dnes made mnou staff.
Ma draha maticko dix Ia vse tobe,
ted jiz jsem odkazan celicky sobe,
kdo pax mne Dude moci radu ted davat,
kdo Dude We zlych dnech pri mne ted stavat.
V~zpomfnka ma tebe Dude vzdy mako,
vzdyt vim re u tebe bylo tax sladko,
kdyz tive ruce hladily ty mole vlasy,
Jiz vlcekrat nepfijdou zpatky ty easy,
kdyz mne povldala krasne pohadky,
budu cely zivot postradat matky.
~0t Jan J. H