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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Cant Win 'Em All
But Tigers Do Well Enough With 3 Out Of 8
including Victory Over Newsom
By LEO MACDONELL

Well. il would have been nice "a
take four straight from Washing.
ton and run the Tiger winning
streak TO six in a row.
But Del Baker says he guesses
he will have 10 be satisfied with
six victories out OF eight games
three out of four from both the
Yankees and Senators-and wiz
over Buck Newsom.
THAT win over NewsOm II al
most as good As a juicy steak"
Baker laughed after the Tigers
split with the Senators at Briggs
Stadium yesterday. Detroit win
ming the first game, 4 10 !, and
losing the second, 3 TO 2. in 10
innings.
Newsom pitched in the frs
game and he hurled a darn gooc
bali game, despite all of the boo,
he got from the crowd Of 3l09T
paid. plus Servicemen. At that
Buck got more applause than boos
TO add TO the fireworks of z
rather stirring afternoon, BuckS
Harris, the Washington manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Continued on Page 14)
Detroit Awarded
K. Of {. National

Detroit today had been awarded
the central division tournament of
the Knights Of Columbus Bowling
Association for next year follow
ing the annual meeting Of the
board Of directors held at the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
Detroit was chosen over St.
Louis. the only other city in the
running Troy. N. Y. beat out
Philadelphia for the eastern
division event.
Wilfred G.. Albert of Detroit
was reelected secretaryior a new
three-year term. Other officers
picked were Mel Fox of Lansing,
president; Joe Carpenter of Mil
waukee and Lou Hart of Terre
Haute. Ind, first and second vice
and Charles Mayors OF
Toledo, treasurer.
The directors adopted Albert's
suggestion that 10 per cent of the
prize money next year be paid off
in defense bonds. They also went
on record OF favoring the plan for
all X. OF c. leagues throughout
the country |
I Eight different states were rep
resented at the meeting. They
were New York, Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois
and Wisconsin in addition TO
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Crates
Scores i'm
Regatta
BY GEORGE r. VAN

A little more than year ago
when Ernie Crates bought the
eight-meter sloop Shamrock in
Chicago he didn't know the word
jibe was also a sailing term. He
thought il was a wisecrack
lie still doesn't know all the
nautical names. but he's learning
fast. The boys are still talking
about that trip he made in bring
ing Shamrock here from Chicago,
almost single-handed. He had a
plumber as his crew, a plumber
who was always short of sleep.
Before that ride Crates had
made two trips as a passenger on
Bob Gould's siX-meter sloop, Cor
.morant.
But Crates is soaking up his
yachting like a dry sponge grabs
water. Shamrock led the fleet
around the course in the Detroit
Boat Club regatta Sunday beat
ing Freddie Temples eight-meter
Rangoon by . seconds.
The two ships seemed almost
tied together all the way around
the 31-mile course. Shamrock. in
front by boat length at the
start. never lost the lead nor did
Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

he's n Singer nor AS revealed in figures
nounced Briggs Stadium the weekend the total paid
attendance for the first 80 in 1912
pared with 29s230 for the number of
The figures include the 31097 who for
twin bill with the Washington Senator's place club Most
amazing of the crowd Of 4269S that
turned out for double-header with Browns
THE figures impressive when II is considered
that the Tigers plagued with bad weather during the
first Yankee series here Edward Fitzgerald public
relations man, declared
Mr. Fitzgerald also pointed that the
attendance usually heavy has been considerably
tire conservation .l.'-I- ~
For instance Sunday FIints annual day." Mr. Fitz.
gerald explained land this day usually brings $500
fans from Flint sunday game. doubt n there were
than 200 Whereas would drive down
at noon to come now they have to take early train and
spend considerable time Detroit waiting game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
DEL HAS EDGE ON MCCARTHY

II looks Del Baker knew something when in New York
recently the Tiger proclaimed that the Yankees could
be beaten At the time the Yankees the crest of win
ming spree which threatened make early shambes of the
American League
With possible exception of the doughty Baker there
few perhaps who will that the Yankees not yet
make shambes Of the But can't that the Yam
KEGS be beaten They knocked off in five straight
games before capturing the nghtcap of doubeheader in
Cleveland yesterday With three victories in four starts at
Briggs Stadium the Tigers showed Lou Boudreau and
his Indians how could be done The Tribe duplicated that
three out-of-four record.
The Yankees may yet win the pennan by comfortable
margin you say Baker is prophet about the
champions being yet there may be
interesting in the offing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT $50, Washington III. Benz
ton and Tebbetts. Newsom and Early (arst
camel
Washington ISL. DETROIT TIA.
Carrasquei and Evans. Early; Newhouser,
10 innings).
Cleveland 800, New York $40. Dean
and Denning; Ruling and Rossr, Dicksy
(hrst gamer.
New York 400. Cleveland o-s-f. Bor.
owy and pickey; tEmbree, Heving (<).
Gromek 90. Milnsr 90 and Dsnning
Chicago s.7.i. Boston 500. Lyons ana
fresh; II. Newsome. tDobson 90 and
Peacock. Conroy thrst gamer.
Boston Till. Chicago $50. Hugsoa
and conroy; tGrove, Haynes ca and
Turner tseeond game).
Philadelphia $50, ~. Louis $50. Z.
Harris and Wagner: tAuker, Biscan CD
and HAYES thrst ssmeD.
Philadelphia AL, ~. Louis 3-s-1.
MarchiIdon and Swift: tsundrs, Caster
sl. Ferens 80 and Ferrell. Hayes tssc-
ond game).
Losing pitcher.
TODAY's GAMES
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Betting Slump Due
Track Officials Expect Decline This Week Although
Good Races Are Keeping Up Interest
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Attendance and betting figures
to climb at the Detroit
Race Track but track officials are
looking for a slight slump rather
than an increase as the 73-day
enters its fifth week
today.
Even though the quality of
racing remains as high, slight
decline is TO be expected" says
Clarence +. Lehr. We've always
experienced one In the middle of
the racing season. OF course.
these are unusual times. We
might keep right on climbing"
There is no hint Of a drop ir
Detroit's horse racing interest &c
be derived from figures for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

fourth week. The last six days
saw 81 ,450.04S bet at the track by
a paid attendance of 56.566. An
average nonpaid attendance of
/ 500 boosts the figure to 1856,
or better than 10000 persons a
day. Saturdays handle of S316,-
1877 was the largest of the week
and exceeded the previous Satur-
days betting by $4,000.
If attendance and betting figures
continue TO rise, great deal oi
credit will go TO the type of races
Secretary Charles F. Henry has
been able 10 card. With the best
horses Detroit has drawn in years,
Henry is able to provide daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

Stadium after coming up with
his fourth hit Of the season.
which bettered his big league
record of three hits which he
set last season. Two years
ago in II times at bat Benton
didn't get a hit, which reveals
the astounding improvement
in the giant Oklahomans hit
ting.
Moreover, Benton's four hits
tie Tommy Bridges record.
Among Tiger teammates. the
titanic batting race between
Al and Tommy is causing
great interest. There is much
wagering on the outcome. We
will try and keep the fans in
formed with special bulletins
during the rest of the season.
II am like Joe Gordon"
Benton explains. The pitch
ers are throwing at my bat.
Honestly, I haven't changed
my stance nor have l been
taking vitamins. It's all n
mystery to me. But that
Bridges. Bah-I'll walk in to
the championship over him.
now that | have hit my stride.
Wonder how Gordon came out
today ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Mack Park SoftbaII

Briggs Aircraft faces Harper
Recreation in the Detroit Softball
Association feature game in Mack
Park tonight at $50. Another
major league tilt pairs Penn Club
and ONeil e. Hoffner al Z. The
.Wyandotte J. r. Ford girls meet
East Side Sports at Sis. Last
nights scores:
Hudson Girls : Chene- Tromhly 3
Harper Recreation !. . Nen-Honner q.
Hudson Police 20. Local $40 Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Texan Captures
Eastern Skeet Title

STRATFORD. Conn, June %
tUP).-H. Lutcher Brown veteran
star from San Antonio, Tex. won
the all-bore and high overall
titles in the fourteenth annual
great eastern skeet shoot yester-
day.
Brown defeated three other
rivals in three eXtra-round shoot
off to win the all-bore, and beat
two other competitors in the two
day competition for overall
laurels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Baker-Manaeed Teams Top New York

generous baseball scribe points out that Baker
American Lacquer with unique distinction He the
only in his loop with edge Joe Mccarthy
sdeng years only which Del has had charge of the
Tigers from the beginning of the
1t would be unfair Baker IL pointed out to rate him
the 1888 campaign when he took in mdseason after
Mickey Cochrane had stepped out manager.
his Tigers have stopped Mccarthy
his Yankees the Of victories. Here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Major League Leaders

williams Red sox. IS YORK. TIGERS.
~ Mize. Giants. II; Doeer. Red sox, II
Camilli, Dodgers. TO- J. DiMaggio
Yankees. 10.
RUNS BATTED IN
Williams Red Sox SO. Mize, Giants. 50
Doerr. BED Sox 81 j. DiAaggio. Yam
KEGS. IS: Elliott, Pirates. IS. Y. Nc
Cormick. Reds. as: Fleming Indians. As
YORK, TIGERS, as, Gordon, Yankees. IS
williams Red Sox, So n. DiMaggto
Red sox so YORK. TIGERS. as: OFT
Giants, ~: J. DiMagrio, Yankees 90.
HITS
Spence Senators. Sc Gordon. Yankees
81. Mize, Giants. IS Fleming. Indians. IS
YORK. TIGERS. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York $50. Chicago o-4-i. Melton
and banning; tLee, schnitx t5). Ericks
son 81 and Mccullough (hrst EameD.
Chicago $50. New York 2-T-i. Bithern
and Hernandez; Carpenter. Adams tD,
Koslo e). Niece 90 and Msneuss
(second game).
Phnadel phia 3-iO-5 Cincinnati so.
Hughes and Livingston; Wander Nicer ana
Hemsley fhrsi ganel.
Cincinnati 7.e-i. Philsdelphis I.s-f.
Starr and Lsmsnpo; Podgsjny and War;
81 Louis 1l-it7. Brooklyn o-5-5. NJ
Cooper and W. Cooper. o'Des: Head,
Weber "a. Rowe 90 and Sullivan tnrst
Brooklyu s-7-7. 81 Lools 7-7-7. Hists
and owen: Poliet, ResEley (7) ana w.
Cooper second game
Pittsburgh $50. Boston Still. Botehs~
and LopeF Phelps Baker, Toast ssin
GE Erickson DOl sslyo Gol. wallace
li0I and Klutig Mast Chrrt gsmsg.
p'''sbuTgh ~ Boston. second ssms pest-
ponsd
Losing pitcher
ToDAY's CAMS
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

who once piloted the Tigers. got
himself thrown out Of the second
game for talking back 10 Johnny
Quinn, one Of the umpires.
Bucky protest came when Har-
old Newhouser was ruled safe at
first on an infield grounder TO John
Sullivan. the visiting clubs new
shortstop. Bucky thought Harold
was out. So did the rest of the
Senators and there was a lot OF
hullabalooing. But the umpire
won-which always happens.
The first game developed into
quite a pitchers duel between A
Benton and Newsom, the former
winning his fourth start of the
season against six defeats. II was
Newsom's tenth Setback-already
one half Of the 20 he lost for the
Tigers in 1871. Buck has won five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Tiger Attendance Up

What with the outstate
attendance comparatively nil and
the crowds otherwise lessened
by war influences, it is interest.
ing that the attendance a,
Briggs Stadium this year shows
an increase over 1871 for a
similar period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Gets 6S for III,
II Under Par,
10 Win Tourney
Shoots 35-Foot Putt on
18th; Demeret. Turnesa
I'd With 274 Totals

CHICAGO, June %. - Ben
Hogan, the little guy with nerves
of steel, slowed away another
81, 200 in his private exchequer to-
day following his sensational title
victory in the Hale America Ma
tional Open golf tournament be-
fore a gallery of 5000 spectators
at the Ridgemoor Country Club.
The wiry Texan, who now halls
from Hershey, Pa, shot 68 on
his final round yesterday to wind
up with a 72-hole total of I'll, IL
under par for the Ridgemoor
course. His victory brought his
total earnings for the year to
IS11,44S, which gave promise he
again. would be far and away the
top money man of the year.
The last days play of the Hale
America was packed with thrills
and any one of three men was in a
position to seize the championship
when they turned into the last
nine holes-Hogan. Jimmy Dema-
ret of Detroit and Mike Turnesa Of
Elmsford, N. Y. All three were
tied at 23S at the end of 63 holes.
TOUGH WHEN NEEDED
Hogan. however, was master or
the situation when the chips were
down and he went on to climax
his four days work with a 35-foot
putt for a deuce on the 175-yard
eighteenth hole which gave him
his four-under-par 68 on the final
round.
Demaret and Ttffnesa- fought
doggedly, but they were no match
for the 29-year- Hogan, and
finished tied for the runnerup
position with 274s, three strokes
behind the new Hale America
champion.
Four strokes farther back with
PISS were Horton Smith of Pine
hurst, N. c.. Jimmy Thomson of
del Monte, Cal, and Byron Nelson
of Toledo, o. Thomson's 66 was
the best of the day, but it created
hardly a ripple Of excitement after
Hogan's record 81 earlier in the
tournament.
While Hogan then appeared to
have the tournament sewed up,
there probably was more drama in
his final shot of the day than at
any other time. He stood at the
eighteenth tee. while practically
the entire gallery of 5000 watched,
or tried to watch, his every move
ment.
ALL DOWN HILL, TOO
Immediately in front of the
green lay a sand trap nestled be-
tween a miniature lake and the
target. Hogan swung and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Totals

Moreover Baker has lost far in playing material
because the than the Yankees Hank Greenbeg Pat
Muln form tremendous part of the loss only
And Tigers figure be hurt still further with Birdie Teb
belts and Harold Newhous due The Yankees have
lost only first baseman Johnny Sturm from last years team
and Buddy Hassett his replacement hitting far better than
Sturm and fielding we'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
NEwsoMS TOUGH LUCK

While the writer would be the
last 10 detract from Benton S
superb pitching (Al has had
plenty of hard luck), Newsom
might well have won the game.
10. Bobby Repass let Ned Harris
slide under him for triple The ball
reached RepasS in plenty of time.
Ellis Clary, the young second
Sacker. with what looked like a
double play coming in the eighth
inning. threw wildly and three I'M
earned Tiger runs were scored in
that inning.
Repass lapse came in the second
inning, Harris, first up, laced q
wicked drive into the right field
corner which was sure two-bag-
ger but became a three-bagger on
Ned's daring stretch TO third.
Pinky Higgins followed with a
single 10 score him.
To start the Tiger half of the
eighth, Tebbetts flied out to Roy
Cullenbine in left field. Roy maxi
ing a spectacular running catch.
Then Newsom's troubles started.
Understanding slugger Benton.
Buck tossed the Tiger chucker a
fat pitch and AL astounded the
multitude by hitting a single.
Then came single by Bill
Hitchcock, on which Benton man.
aged to reach second with a sort
of an Australian crawl. Barney
McCosky crossed up Newsom and
RepasS with smart hunt that
went fora single. The Washington
,C.-...., 20,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
FIiers Rout Printers Nine

The SeIfridge Field baseball
team defeated the Detroit Union
Printers yesterday at Selfridge,
10 10 l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Benton Surprised at DiMaeeio's Slump

Al Slugger says he can't understand how player
go into batting sumps.
Imagine DiMaggio striking three times in
Cleveland" declared the amazed Benton Briggs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONALD

Tigers and Cleveland ! z Clubs Defect Yaoks
i Combine TO Prove OUT Of TO Show
Baker Is Prophet They Can Be Beaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

fIo''~~s on games won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
ALL DOWN HILL, TOO

Immediately in front of the
green lay a sand trap nestled be-
tween a miniature lake and the
target. Hogan swung and the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Americky vojak odsouzen v
Anglii, zabil kamarada.

Vojensky soud armady Spoj
StatG odsoudil prosteho voj1na
Louise Stevense z Brooklyna
ma obzalobu re zabit1 jineho
vojn1na. Rozsudek mi ma sest
mesfcG uvezneni pri tezke pra-
eli. Slo O nestastnou nahodu.
Svedkove udavali, re Stevens
81 cistil svou zbran v baraku,
kdyz z te vysla rama a voj1n
Bernard Softer z vojenske po-
licie vybehl pc rane ven S kTi-
KEN, re byl strelen. Stevens
Sc hail, re vice neil jakym-
koli rozsudkem byl az potres-
tam tim, re toto nestesti no pri
pravilo o nejleps1ho kamarada
v Sofferove osobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Pes rozluStil situaci.

VeTejne min6nf We Wauke-
gan bylo posledn1ch nekolik
dn1 roZvlfeno sporem o to, jak
ma byti usmrcen maly, cerny
a zluty psfk nepopsatelneho
pGvodu, ktereho nikdo necht6l
a ktery byl odsouzen k smrti,
jelikoz byl nenapravitelne kou
saw.
Pc dlouha leta byli psy We
Waukegan odsouzen1 k utrace-
odstrelovanf. Ma natlak or
ganisace, ktera Sc stara O yale
zitosti ztracenych nebo toula-
|vych psi, Orphans of the
Storm, p~olicejn1 naceln1k Bart
Tyrrell Sc rozhodl 80. cerven-
ce pouziti plynu. Nebyl ale S
vysledkem spokojen a nebyl
tez S pouzitim plynu spokojen
Waukegansky antousek, Wal
ter r. Crawford.
Proto, kdyz byl chycen uni
neny kousavy pes, rozhodl ma
celnfk Tyrrell, ably byl zastre-
len. Proti tomu ostre protes-
tovala 81. Mildred Fitzbugho-
va, mimoradna vysetrovatelka
1tulku pro psy.
ODE strany mely sve stoupen-
ce, a kdyz nebylo mono doci-
lit dohody, naceln1k Tyrrell
popravu odlozil.
Crawford oznamil, re vezen
Sc podhrabal pod st6ny psfho
kalabusu a zmizel, a tim celou
zalezitost rozlustil - nez bu-
de chycen dalsi pes.
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Devet letcI zabito " armadnim
letadle.

Armadn1 letadlo sc sT1tilo v
plamenech ma kukuTicne pole
sedm mil jizne cd Hastings,
Mich, Sc svou posadkou dewitt
muz1, z nichz ami jediny sc ne
zachranil.
Toto velke letadlo dopadlo
ma ZEN 100 stop cd obydli far
mare E. w. Proefrocka a hori-
CT gasolin zapalil ma dvorku
rostoucf travu. CAST letadla
byly rozhazeny ma p1l mile do
kola.
Armadni ambulance odvez-
ly mrtvoly ma letiste Kellogg
Field u Battle Creek k ztotoz-
neni. DGstojn1ci pravili, re jme
ma obeti nebudou pravdepodob
ne oznamena drive, dokud je-
jich nejblizsf pTfbuzni nebu-
dou zpraveni o jejich smutn6m
osudu.
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PoIicie vysetTuje zahadnou
smrt krajana.

ZemTel v nemocnici 5Olety
krajan Frank J. Vrzal. Vrzal
byl zatknut policif ma Is. a N
ulici. Byl d%opraven ma policej-
nj stanici South Omaze a "a
psan jake opilec. Pozdeji zpo-
zorovali policiste, re Vrzal, spi
CT V kobce, neobycejn6 tezce
oddychuje a zavolali dra. Hen
ry T. Tllinghama, ktery mari
dill bezodkladne odvezen1 Vr-
zala do Doctors hospitalu, kde
tyr We 4:30 hodin rano skonal.
KoronerGv lekaf DIR. w. E.
Kroupa poveren byl posmrtni
prohl1dkou. Vrzal mel rez
mad pravym OXEN. Mrvtola je-
no pfevezena do Larkinova po-
hTebniho ustavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
cesky vojak utonul pTi nestesti
ma Floride.

P6sak Emil A. Novak, % ro-
XII starry Clevelandan byl mezi
Sesti vojaky, kteTf utonuli, kdyz
armadnf truck uklouznul ma
mokre podlaze mostu z fosen
pres Indiana reku nedaleko
Titusville, Fla, a proraziv "a
bradl1 mostu, sT1til Sc do hloub
ky pres 10 stop vody.
Bylo oznameno, re ma trucku
bylo asi 20 vojak1 a mrtvoly
sesti utonulych byly v%yloveny.
Novak nebyl armada jeste
ami rok a v Clevelande zijf, je-
no ovdovela matka, Anna No
vakova, horliva pracovnice v
Ceske Sesterske Podporuj1c1
Jednote, sestra Eleanora a diva
bratTf, Vilem j. a Frank, KITE
rg byl odveden pred tydnem.
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VSechno musi uredni cestou.
druha cd prava.

Tato historka neni Size zaru-
cena, ale prece je zajlmava,
protoze ukazuje, jak to v ne
kterych washingtonskych IRA
dovnach chod1. Prednosta j.
ste 1radovny byl stfzen neza-
zivnostf a jeho sekretafka pra-
villa, re kuchynska soda je v
takovych prfpadech nejrych-
lejsf pomoc1. On prisvedcil a
sekretarka napsala rekvisici
ma menS1 mnozstvi sody. Posel
il odnesl do jineho department
tn, jehoz SET il potvrdil a dial
napsati dive kopie objednavky
a pripsal ma ne "rychle'. Cd
tud sla objednavka do tTetfho
departmental, kde opet byla
vyhotovena kopie a pax to po-
sci odnesl do 1radovny pro Wy
fizovanf rekvisic. Tam bylo
Ease vyohtoveno nekolik kopi1
a pripsano "k dodani jeste
dnes'. To az mel byt konec
putovani zadosti o sodu, ale ma
hodou 81 n6kdo listing spletl a
postal je do valecneho depart
mentu. Tam bylo opet napsa-
no nekolik kopii a co Sc dale S
rekvisici delo, nen1 S urcitostl
znamo. Jen tolik Sc vi, re V
minulych dnech obdrzel tired
mix, jenz mel pred sesti meslci
bolenf zaludku, pet liber sody.
Nahodou nemohli 1rednik ami
|jeho sekretaTka prijem potvr-
dit, pon6vadz ufednlk je ka-
pitanem v letecke sluzbe a Sc
kretaTka sc zat1m provadal a
bydli V New Orleansu.
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Neuchranil je pred darebac-
twin.

Male kapesnf vydanf Move
no Zakona, u%pustene v oloupe-
mem obchod6 Omaze, pTive-
do detektivy k dvema hochGm
16 a II rokG starym, kterf sc
detektivnfm kapitanGm Gree
now a Ryanovi PRIMAL, re be-
hem ctyr mesfcG spachali 19
loupezf. Policie pribrala k MIN
jeste jednoho kolegu. Cigarety
a kofala byly hlavn1mi pred
mety, ktere jim prekazely. V
jednom obchode wall obran-
nych znamek v Gene mezi $40
a SIS a pozdeji je spalili. Ne
ktery asi chodil do nedelnf sko
ly, re nosil v kapse Novy Ia
kon a domnfval Sc, re darebac-
tvf tin ukryje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Novy lex proti srdecnim
chorobam.

Ma universite v Nebrasce
podnikaj1 diva odbornfci phar-
makologie DR.. Harold Holck a
James r. Weeks pokusy S no.
wynn prostTedkem proti srdec-
nj slabost1. Dosavadn1m obec-
ne uznavanym a obecne uzfva-
nym lekem byl extrakt re sta
Wy naprstnfku hlinozluteho
(digitalis), ktery zpGsobuje,
re urychleny tep seslabeneho
srdce Sc zvolnuje pTi tom vsak
zesiluje, cfmz dociluje Sc 1cin-
nejsfho ob6hu krevnfho.
Nynf pTisli oba jmenovanf
badatele ma to, re listy z doce-
la obycejne konvalinky mali
1pln9 podobny 1cinek jake di-
gitalis. Tento 1cinek jest pry
mnohem siln6jsf, ovsem netrva
pry tax dlouho. Naproti tomu
trvanlivost leku pTipraveneho
z konvalinek jest daleko delsf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Pelley odsouzen ma Is let.

V Indianapolis, Ind, William
D. Pelley, ktery byl usvedcen
re vzpoury minuly tyden ma fe
deralnim distriktn1m soude,
odsouzen soudcem r. G..
Baltzellem ma Is let do zalare.
Lawrence Brown, redaktor
Pelleyovych publikacf, obdr-
Eel pet let a A. M. Henderso-
nova, tajemnice Pelley-ho, by
la odsouzena an dive leta. Jejf
rozsudek byl suspendovan.