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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17

Jackie Page, cx-Golden Glover
who has been drilling local anna
teurS for sho, 81 bookings big
tournament, gets MS chance to
demonstrate how its done n the
featured ten-rpanaeE. Wednesday
night
Cecil Carbonell promoter at the
Simonton and Front street arena
announced To-Day he had rear
ranged the card postponed from
Friday night and viii stage box
ing matches each Wednesday IN
the future.
frankie McEeuna. Baltimore
lightweight who wert 10 rounds
"a draw with Page three
months ago a; West Palm Beach.
shares The spotlight wlth ihe New
Yorker
Page ard McKenna have had
ABOUT he same kid Of careers
Both have been fighting for
years ard both have tackled Some
II TIE Big names in boxing Nc
Kesar.s io<sgh; 10 . draw ss4sh Har-
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PRO EDDIE BUSH
SCORES Low 66 ON
EVE OF DEPARTURE
SHOT SIX BRIDES IN EIGH-
TEEN HOLES: RETURNS
NEXT YEAR FOR FOURTH
WINTER HERE

On the eve of his departure for
the North, Eddie Bush, winter
pro at the Key West Country
Club, yesterday scored a brilliant
66. Bush's card contained six
brides, three on the outgoing
nine, and three coming in. Twice
he birdied the long 4-par 435-
yard second hole and the short
fourth. His other brides were
registered on the third and fifth
holes.
The winter pro succumbed to
par on only two holes, the eighth
and ninth of the first round.
Key Westers will be pleased
to learn Eddie will return next
season for his fourth year here.
This summer, he will be playing
pro and assistant to the national
Unknown Dick Metz at the Oak
Park Country Club in Chicago.
Bush holds two important
championShipS-the Maine State
and the Rangely Open, along with
the Maine Professional Four-Ball
title.
He will spend a week at his
home in Greenwich, Conn, be-
fore travelling to Chicago to take
up his new assignment.
Playing with Eddie yesterday
on his sub-par rounds were his
able assistant, Jim Smith of New
Haven, Conn, c. B. Johnson and
E. B .Caulkins of Detroit. Mr..
Caulkins is winter resident of
Key West.
Bush has played very little this
winter due to his many duties,
such as giving lessons, supervis-
ing tournaments and the other
numerous details encountered by
a pro. In fact, he has not
travelled the course a half dozen
times this season-so his brilliant
score yesterday further .empha-
sizes his golfing ability.
Eddie's score follows:
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SAILS DEFEATED
COLORED STARS

Sons of the American Legion
yesterday donned their uniforms
for the first time since last Aug
ust, trotted out to Nelson English
Park and defeated an All-Star
colored baseball team, IA.
Spanked by Arthur Thompson
and Dewitt Roberts. two hits
each, the youngsters tailed once
in the opening inning. three times
in the third, twice in the fifth
and once in the ninth in winning
their initial game of the year.
Stars were held to lone runs In
each the second, fourth, fifth and
sixth stanzas.
Z. Vargas, G. Lastres and Char
lie Aibury. SAILS moundsmen.
each toed the slab for three in
nings. Albnry blanked the color
ed players in the final trio OF
rounds. Aurelio Lastres starred
at first and Ralph Arnold Of
short for the victors
Star pitcher Tut gave way TO
Suarez after the three-run uprls-
hng 10 the third The relief finish
ed the game. Gallagher. three
hits: Marcus and Miller. two
each. led the losers' offcnse.
Scere by innings; r. II Il.
SAILS - T0a 020 0oi-7 3
Au-stsrs l0i ITO 000-4 . .
SAILS played their last games
Of 1910 in Tampa against an
American Legion team OF that
city. They joined the Island CITY
League upon their return here
but disbanded before they saw
action
Irwin Brooks. noted eoiored all
aroasrad player Of ihs. Brooklyn
Royal Giants. attended The game
Yesterday. He renewed old
friendships made here years ago
when he was star n a naval
club He will return TO View
York tnrnorroE morning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17
Junior High School Basket
Tourney Begins March "a

Coached by varsity players,
eight teams are ready to vie for
championship of the Junior High
School Basketball Tournament
that gets under way Monday,
March "a.
The tournament, following
along lines of the annual Senior
High Intramural event, will con-
sumo 66 games and willSsbe COM
posed entirely of students from
.the three lower grades of Key
West Junior Senior High School.
Fifty-six recruits responded to
the call sent out by athletic di-
rector John Offutt Due to their
age. only nine seventh grade stu
dents joined the ranks of rockies
striving to win berthS on future
varsity teams. The eighth grade
produced the largest number of
hopefuls. IS. and the ninth grade
provided %. The students were
maSSed into a single group last
week and eight members of this
years squad each Systematically
selected seven of the rockies.
In teaching the recruits has
ketball rudiments. the varsity
players will be given a chance to
put into practice fundamentals
and deceptive plays learned un-
der Coach Offutt. That the plan
viii be productive Of keen rivalry
gees without saying
Games are 10 b. played after
moons at the institution j gymna-
stun Each team wfr meet the
other twice in the sehe6ale
Il large bronze troph vii be
awarded the champions and min
iature gold-piated baSketballs
presented members Of the club
Other d-plated balls are 20 %
given the highest scorer Of the
tournament and Of a single game
ard the leading foul-shooter
Three medals VIII De awarded
for outstanding play. best sports.
n}anShIp and general attitude
Trophy. balls ard medals are &
- provided BY the Let;eTrnen'.
Club ~ the school
Two other members 81 the var
s.ty squad. Roberts Smith anc
DeWnf Roberts VIII referees al
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REDSKIN FANS LOYAL
CIV Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, March II.
General Manager Jack Epsye of
the Washington football Redskins
reports that the 1910 shellacking
handed the Redskins by the Bears
apparently hasn't wrecked loyal
" of the teams fans.
Advance ticket sales for next
falls home games are far ahead
of last year. he reports,
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contests. Team coaches are Har-
ly Colgate, John Menendez, Lysle
McCown. Ormond Cordova, An
thony McMahon. George Barber
and Ralph Arnold.
Eugene BerkoWitz. official
scorekeper, will compile individ-
ual and team records of the tour
nament and Mrs. John Offutt will
act as timekeeper.
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Lions And Marines
Fight For 2nd-Half
Cage Title Tonight
Regardless Of Outcome
Teams Meet In League
Crown PlayOff- Next
Week
By RABID FANSTER

The long-awa;ted Island City
Basketball League second-half
championship battle will go on
tonight at High School Gym. AL
though outcome of the fight will
have no affect on league crown
playoff next week, Lions Club
and us. Marines will throw their
full-strength into the fray for
moral victory.
Records reveal the Marines
hold a slight edge over the Lions
for the season to date but any
thing can and usually does hap
pen in a single game In the pres
ent portion of the split schedule,
the Civic cagers, trailing the first
half, have dominated the Devil
Dogs in field goals and foul
shooting However, the Leather
necks claim the highest scorer of
the second-half in Ensign Laney
and the loops long-shot ace in
Solenbarger
Here are individual records of
players who will probably face
each other at the opening whistle
tonight:
Marines
Waysack, forward-First-half,
81 field goals and Is free throws;
second half, 8 and 3. Total
points: 81.
Thompson, forward-First-half,
II and 3; second-half, 10; total,
81 points.
Solenbarger, center-First-half,
50-18; second-half, 1913; total, 204.
Laney, guard-First-half, 40-5;
second-half SIG; total, 208.
McGregor, guard - First-half,
SIT; second-half, 34-3; total, 190
Lions
c. Smith, forward-First-half,
SIT; second-half, 43-4; total, I'll.
Knowles, forward-First-half,
25-10; second-half, 1928; total,
1853.
Waldo, center-First-half, 8-3;
second-half, 1875; total, co.
Pinder, guard-First-half, A
II; second-half, 4821 total, 222.
Saunders, guard - First-half,
24-4; second-haf, PAIL; total, III.
Pinder, 222 points, and Smith,
211, rank as the seasons highest
scorers of the clubs Laney, de-
spite late first-half start, tops
the Marines with 208, followed
by Solly, 204. Such an array of
sharpshooters should produce a
new league record in scoring to-
night but the superb defense of
the teams will no doubt keep the
total within reasonable bounds.
Possessing a full-game lead,
Lions can do no worse than drop
into a tie. Regardless of whether
the Devil Dogs, firSt-half title
holders, win or lose they must
meet the Civic cagers in play
off for either Second-half or
league championship or both. In
the event of a tie. a three-game
series beginning March "a will
serve the double purpose of decid-
ing half and loop crowns, Other
wise, the playoff will be for
league title only.
The picked team that divided a
doubleheader with service teams
last week will engage High School
varsity in a preliminary affair at
T:S0 o'clock. Lion Marine scrap
will get under way 10 minutes
after termination of the curtain
raiser.
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chances M a similar situation
DCAt wear.
II announced that all fresh
man Basketball players with less
than medium" average Will
NOT Ia invited out FOR varsity ball
their sophomore year.
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BOXING
Key West Arena. $50 ?. m
uyEnNrSnAx Axyr-ET

Jack Page New York H-S Frank -
Ie McKenna, Baltimore. IN feature
l0-round bou; Semi final and
amateur prelmgnarles. Simon
tan snd Front streets
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no Study, No Playee

COLUMBIA. Nc. March If
Coach George Edwards, who lost
tWo ot hls University OF Missouri
basketball regulars 10y lnehgiblll-
~ al nld-yeaF Is taking M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17
ALONG CAME CINDERELLA
By WHEN GREY
YESTERDAY: One dag Roger

YESTERDAY: One day Roger
Cosgrdve had been looking for
Uard to his marriage with Emily
Perry. only month dtOGy. The
merit day he had met girl
named. OF all things. Lovely
Ddye. and the Uhole tUorld had
changed its tune. Nol0 Emily has
demanded that he take her to
Louely. and against his tCish. he
has done so. But Lovely Is q long
time coming to the door Of the
cottage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17
RHUMBA-DANCINC
DODGERS CLAIM
REMNANTS In BAG
DUROcHER'S CREW PREDICTS
NEXT YEAR IS HERE: BEST
INFIELD AND OUTFIELD.
THEY BOOST

ASSOCIATED Press Feature Servfce)
HAVANA, Cuba, March H.
This land of the rhunlba has Civ
en- new rhythm to the Brooklyn
Dodgers-a rhythm Lippy Leo
Durocher thinks may lead to a
pennant.
The pulse-quickening beat of
Cuba's rhumba bands has so
popped up the boys from Flatbush
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17
GOLF
Country Club. Stock Islandl
ALL THIS WEEK

City championship tournament,
36-no,e medal play Open 20 all
amateurs, local or visiting.
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off his feet. He is 6 feet 5 and
weighs $50.
3. Simon hits hssder and takes q
harder punch than anyone Joe
has met.
4. ta) Simon is determined 10 be
the first Jewish heavYwsight
champion since Dan Msndoss
in the late zoos. Dbl He wants
to make enough money 10 pay
off the mortgage on a small
synagogue near his home.
s. Simon has the best left hand
in the business.
6. Simon's Knockout record Ii
over 500.
A short while ago Johnston was
beating the tomtoms for Bob Pas
tor tand he talked loud enough
to get Bob two shots at Joel Now
he modestIy describes Simon as
the Write heavyweight cham
pion" with the courage OF an
Raj. pilot and the presidency
OF q Winston Churchill.
Johnston'S chief headache hate
ly has been in trying 10 explain
away Sin1on's defeat by unrank-
ed Jim Thompsen TN February.
In a few thousand loosely chosen
words jimmy asserts thai my
little Ahse" won eight caat OF the
ten rounds and the officials left
them glasses at home.
Simon's record ever the last
few years shows victories over
Lou Nova, Buddy paer. Eddie
Blunt and Gnnnar Bsriund-
Anything can happen In a
fight and Johnston
may be right. At any rate, Abe
should give Joe as good a work
out az most Of his other foes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17

First Game-Pickcd Team Us.
High School.
Second GamC~-U.S. Marines
VS. Lions Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-17
Ample Simon Due To Sample
Bomber's Sunday KO Punch

(By Associated Press)
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETB

High School Gym. 7:30 p. M
TONIGHT
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To be ecntin ued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Bari Band Opening
At Old Madrid

Coffee Dams Old Madrid will
present Rio and Rita. one of
top Latin dance teams.
in an exhibition of the popular
Latin dances during dinner and
throughout the evening, starting
tomorrow. They will also give
complimentary lessons during the
same periods.
The Don Bari Dictionaries open
a dance engagement at the Old
Madrid the same evening. Baree
has group of five musicians in
GLIDING Shirlee Jeanne. They
double on a half-dozen inStru-
ments. offering classics, rhumbas
and popular rhythms. Each one of
the group is a singer and they
offer a variety of vocal combina-
lions with cleverly arranged duets,
trios. solos and choral effects.
The band has just completed an
engagement at the Capital City
Club in Atlanta. Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Star Will Erect
Home Overnight

SHIRLEY ROSS plans to build
a six-room vacation house and
move into it "a hours after it is
started.
The trick is the use OF pre-
fabricated materials which require
only few hours TO put together.
Steel framework is used
Shirley will give a build
ing party TO be attended by Jane
Wyatt. Dennis Morgan. Jerome
6owan and other members or The
cast of her Warner Brothers pic
ture. Kisses for Breakfast"
Orders have been given for fur
niture, rugs, Grapes and other fur
nishings. Shirleys guests will
assist in the interior decoration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Tr0cdderO ShOU

Club Trocadero Is presenting A
new show this week featuring
Charles and Rita Jenkins. dance
team. Trudy Chandler, formerly
Phil Spitalney's orchestra and
.er Andy Rice Jr. as master Of
ceremonies. Cecil Lee and his or
chestra play the dance music. The
VIII Manstin trio. featuring Sam
Davis, a former movie star, COM
pletcs the program
The features this week at Me-
biolos are Fredricos, character
and ball room dancer; Myrna Lott,
character dancer; Danny Daniels
hand balancing and harnonica art
list; DiGiovanni, Italian tenor who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Good Luck Token
Carried by Filler

A YOUNG Anzac pilot in Libya
is carrying a silken scarf, gift of
screen actress Constance Worth,
in his helmet. He wear it for
luck.
1t seems that just before Miss
Worth left Australia, where she
had won a reputation as a radio
and stage entertainer. she met the
young aviator. He asked her for
a memento which he could carry.
While working with Chester
Morris and Rochelle Hudson in
Columbia's Meet Boston Blackie, /"
Miss Worth received a letter from
the young fiier, again thanking
her for the scarf and the good
fortune 1t has so far brought him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

formances OF the first two weeks
of the Detroit engagement.
Fantasia is intended to enter
tain everybody, stimulate vital
interest in the worlds best
classical music in those who, here
tofore. have thought il was some
thing for other people 10 under
stand, and yet supply the music
lovers with their type Of enjoy
ment.
This film Is composed of eight
musical compositions, interpreted
pictorially by Disney artists and
recorded by the Philadelphia Or
chestra under the direction OF
Leopold Stokowski.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Lore Film Fills
Demand for Action

FAST ACTION and intrigue are
what the nations filmgoers de-
mand most in films today, a check
up reveals.
II was with this in mind that
Columbia decided TO film The
Face Behind the Mask tense
story of the underworld. which
stars Peter LORE. Pretty Evelyn
Reyes supports LORE. together
with an especially strong cast.
Robert Florey directs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Star S0ngstress

4 ysuns LADY whose back.
ground IN fine arts includes
baiist training In Russia. art
Instruction at chiessss Institute
Of Arts and operate training, Is
TsSys Tar,ara. Dho 10 furnishing
the songs at ssks Shew Bar these
sVsninss.
Needing the bill With the song
stress, are Bryant. Rains and
Young, tWo girls and boy
whose adasis routinss are sea-
ssHsd With a biz Of comedy.
FIerstta and Beystts. now in
their fifth week at Saks provoke
laughter With their chatter as
weHL LamaIsHsat- tpitA- their
mental tricks. Master of esrs-
monies. Jay Jason, contributes
comedy bits TO the bill Of fare
and the Pearl Maaiey Dancers
step out in tricky routines. Music
10 furnished by Pete Viera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

Inc regular scale OF prices Tor
the picture will begin Wednesday
for the evening performance and
Saturday and Sunday matinees.
So great has been the number of
telephone inquiries regarding the
picture that the Wilson Thester
has had to install new telephone
switchboard 10 handle the calls
being received daily. Although the
original number OF Cherry 2110 IS
being retained, two additional
numbers have been added. They
are Cherry 3426 and 3427.
In addition thousands OF mail
orders have been received request
ing reservations for all of the per-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Diversified Roles
Keep Player Busy

AT PRESENT quotations. War
rem William is destined TO become
known as the busiest actor on the
Hollywood market. Not only does
William win roles as a heavy, such
as his Carteret in Arizona. but
he also is in demand for leading
man roles. To top it off. the star
is the titular player in Lone
Wolf series. having just COM
pleted another adventure in the
life of that debonair character in
The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance. +"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

THE GEORGE BERNARD
DANCERS. currently featured in
Reunion at Royale, the revue at
Club Royale, will say good-by to
kneir Detroit friends next Thurs
night and head for Broadway.
Heading the Royale show is Jack
Marshall who brings a new roper
toire of stories and characterize
tons including his own creation
Joe Slobotky."
Alice Dawn puts her personality
stamp on the hit tunes of the day
while the Hollywood Co-eds are
offering their aerobatic dance rou-
tines. Musical comedy dancers
Shayne and Armstrong round out
the bill. Michael Pages orchestra,
now In its second week at the club.
continues TO supply the dance
rnythms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
NelU Shows and HOIdOUers
Offered in Local Night Clubs

acts as master OF ceremonies. and
Leonard Seel and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
One in a Thousand

CALIFORNIA GIRLS who have
made good in films can be counted
on one hand. Among them is
Amanda Duff, recently Boris Kari
lofts leading lady in The Devil
Commands Born in Santa Bar
bara She further comes of a so
cialite family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
.eW Program,

Over at the San Diego Club the
new show is headed by Banrodd
and Cannon. comedy dance team,
and jeanne Barton In Taps"
Juggler Val Setz is back for a re-
turn engagement after a road trip
with Guy Lombardo and his or
chestra. Master of ceremonies
George PreSsenell and Alexander's
RaPtime band complete the cast.
The Club Morocco is presenting
Buddy Duray, Detroits newest m.
e. direct from California. Song
stylist Ethel Shepherd. Sandra
Fields in the Shades of Hawaii. )"
Eleanor and Shirley, tap dance
artists and the dancing Bea Vester
Girls make up the rest OF the
talent. Joe FODDER and his Bouncing
Rhythms give out with the dance
music.
Maurice and Betty Whalen, adj
agio dancers, and George Bell in
novelty musical bits. are the new
arrivals in the Northwood Inn
floor show June Carmen continues
her role of mistress of ceremonies
while ventriloquist Rob King and
his pals Tiny and Hajababa have
also been held over in the new
show. Maestro Ray Carlin and his
orchestra offer their tuneful tenn
pos for dancing.--M, w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Studies Latin

LARRY SIMMS, who had to
learn sprinkling of Spanish for
his role in Blonde Goes Latin
is going TO continue study Of the
language at st. Johns Military
Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Performance

Mieksy's Bar 10 featuring floor
shows every night. Included on
the bill are Sue Drake, fwe fast
feet of rhythm. Helen Allen, sx-
otie oriental. EVsiyn Van. mod
srn Version Of the Waltz, Jsnyes
Peri. The Oomph Girl" and the
Four Miekeyettss. Charlie Page 10
in his fifth wssh as m. c. Joe
Banksts erehsstra handles the
music role.
Another nsw show has opened
at the Club 500 this week. Shutts
and Kent, vsrsatiie dance team
and Raoul and Annette, Latin
dancers, head the shew.- Other
artists on the program include
Arlene Whitney, the human top.
Michael Edwards, from THE
Great Waits" Oisa Ray song
strsss. Horace Houek and his
Shew Band plays the dance
music with George Benson as
matter of cersn1onies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Symphony Sponsors
Of Fantasia Meet TODAY

THE DETROIT SYMPHONY is sponsoring luncheon at the
Masonic Temple today complete final
ca benefit performance OF Walt Disneys
held at the Wilson Theaer Tuesday night Carleton
critic will be the guest speaker the luncheon
Evening star., 1941-11-20
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Zavody " kaceni stromHH.

Lesnf sprava Hradce Kralo-
We, v jehoz majetku jsou ROSA
HE lesy, usporadala pro sve les
nj delnfky kurs hospodaTskeho
kaceni dT1v1. Kursu Sc beast
milo ma devadesat posluchacI 5
mozolnatyma rukama. Pc tTf-
dennim teoretickem i praktic-
KEN vyucovanf Sc konal mezi
delnlky zavod v kacenf stromG.
Nejrychlejsi byli delnici re Svi-
mar, pc mich hned Frant. Hynkt
a V. Pirko z Belize n. Orl. u
r1zli borovici silnou 55 en- de-
vatenacti tahy PLY "a jednu
minutu. Starsim a mnohem ma
mahavejsfm zp1sobem, trvalo
ur1znut1 stejne silneho stromu
til minuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Krava tulacka.

Obchodnfku s dobytkem v
Knezicfch ma Kralove mestec-
ku, ktery Sc zastavil v hospode,
Sc nahle ztratila krava. Byla
domnenka, re byla ukradena a
tax by w byli zacali pachatele
hledat cetnfci. Krava 81 vsak
zatim udelala peknou podzim-
nj vychazku. Zatoulala Sc az
dvacet kilometrG daleko, do
Zachractan u Noveho Bydzova,
kde il chytil rolnfk Kozak. OBJ
chodnfk, ktery byl uvedomen,
re kravka je ma svete, zaplatil
z Zachrastanech czech v hospo-
de a odvedl 81 kravu zp6t do
Knezic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Tam hlava ~nepatrila.

Delnik Petr Valenta re Sta
rych Dejvic slezal prikrou
stran u rybn1cku v Dejivicich.
Pr tom jeste nesl ma rameni
vets1 kus dreva. Snad to prave
%zp1sobilo, re Sc delnfk octl v
nemocnici. Uprostred strane u
klouzl, prave ma mfste nejnevy-
hodnejsim a padl hlavou primo
do hromady stareho nadobi a
stfepG. Porezal Sc pTi tom ma
hlave dosti vazne. Nez mu by
la poskytnuta lekarska pomoc,
ztratil mnoho krve. Nejen pro
trzne rany ma Have, ale hlavne
pro velkou ztratu krve z1stal v
nemocnici ma leceni.