davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Demokraticka strana " Kosici.
ach vydava svHHi Gasonis.

Londyn (CTK) = Demokra.
ticka strana v Kosiciach vyda.
va sv6j vlastnf casopis Demo.
KRAFT. V redakcnfm clanku pr
vn1ho vydanf Ursfny pfse:
"CeskoslOvenska republika
must byt nejvernejsfm spojen-
Gem Sovetskeho svazu. Now
stat must byt rovnez spravedli-
w pro Slovaky a Cechy a slo-
vensky narod must NIT rovna
prava a uznanl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Jaro je opet mezi namo =.
Frank J. Rosner:

W sc slun1cko zas smeje
ma nasi maticku zem -
mnohy z mas uz Ease reje
pude, jez lei laden.
V haji pupence jiz kvetou,
sef1k vGni s1r1 jiz.
Mnohou rostlinku zakletou
p1da zveda vys a vyS.
Ptacci Sc jiz rozzpfvali
kazdy jinou pfsnicku,
co jsme Sc n~avzpomfnali
ma tn nasi babicku =
Nelze popsat detskou radost
kdyz skotacl ma dvoTe,
rodicGm zbyla jen starost
at nezmizf v obore.
o je krasne ma tom svete
kdyz jest u mas jaro zas,
kazdy jak by mel perute
vsude ozyva Sc jas
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Rumunsko oslavuje navrat
Sedmihradska.

MadaTi V severn1 cast Sedmi
hradska, kter6 bylo vraceno Ru-
munsku We shode Sc spojenec-
kymi podm1nkami pr1m6r1, bu-
dou S to zachovati 81 madar-
skou rec a nositi sve narodni
kroje, jak prohlasil premier
Groza V reel v Kludzi, Sedmi-
hradsku, pronesene u pr1lezito-
sti oslavy, re Sedmihradsko je
op6t cast1 Rumunska. Kral Mi
chael byl pT1tomen oslave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

skolaci a skolacky z osme trf-
dy venkovskych skol okresu
Milwaukee We Wisconsin, ucf
Sc cd policejnf sluzby prvnf po-
moci pfi 1razu. Serifova IRA
dovna hlasi mezi temito detmi
pozoruhodny pokles v poctu L.
razG donna i We skole. Vsech
tfiapadesat strazn1k1 motorcy-
klove sluzby zm1neneho okresu
prihlasilo sc "a instruktory kur-
sn Cerveneho KT1ze pro prvni
pomoc pTi 1razu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Tisic NemcI poPraveno pro
deserci a line ZlocinY.

Nazisticky domac1 rozhlas,
ktery byl zachycen Reuterovou
novinaTskou agenturou, hlasil,
re 1000 muzG a dGstojnik1 z
nemecke armady bylo poprave-
no ma rozkaz mobilnfch valec-
nych soudG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Voda jake voda.

Cernosska tankova ceta byla
poslana do nemeckeho mestec.
ka Rheinberg, ale nejak 81 tc
spletla a statecne ujfzdela k
rece Rynu. Zaslechli pouze slo-
vo Rhine a to jim stacilo. Ujeli
asi pet mil, kdyz kapitan Don.
nelan pribehl Ia mimi a taxa
Sc, jestli vedf, kan vlastne je-
dou. Exam jinam, nez k Ry-
nu, odpovedel jeden cerny vo-
jim, "uz je reku odtud videti.
Ia chvilku tam uz budeme"
Museli sc obratiti a misto Ryna
jeli dobyti Rheinberg.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Nemocnicni pracovnici
Cerveneho Krize.

Cerveny KTfz ma v zamoTi
1900 nemocnicn1ch pracovnf-
XII a pracovnic, jejichz 1kolem
je starati sc o socialne-lekaT-
skou sluzbu a o rekreaci pro
ranene, a poskytovati informa-
&c o vladn1ch peneznfch pozit-
c1ch a O sluzbach Cerveneho
Kf1ze, z nichz mohou teziti pc
SVEN navratu domH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Vzpominka ma Is. brezen.

V Chicago konala Sc schGze
svolana m1stni skupinou Sdru-
zenf csl. novinarG a radiovych
hlasatelG do dolejsi mfstnosti
Sokola Havl1cek-Tyrs v pred
vecer sesteho vyroci hitlerovske
okupace po-mnichovske repu-
bliky.
PrGbeh schGze byl ddstojny.
PrOmluvili Jos. Martinez a JOS.
Falta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

valecnym zajatcGm.

Vybor mezinarodnfho Cerve-
neho Kflze pecuje O dobro va
lecnych zajatcG vsech zemf,
ktere podepsaly dohodu tyka-
Jlcl sc teto Ease valky. Delega-
tt vyboru pravidelne navstevuji
zajatecke tabory a podrobujf
inspekci ubikace a stravu "a
Jatcu, mluvi mezi ctyrma oci-
ma s representanty zajatcG,
zJistuj1 jejich fysicke i dusevni
potreby a dbajf OTTO, ably Sc Jim
dostavalo nalezite pece.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
knihovni sluzba.

Snaze Sc vyhoveti ~poptavce
pc n6cem Ike ctenf ma nemocnic-
mich lod1ch a v zamorff, vypra-
vii americky Cerveny KTfz cd
l. cervence 1913 zasilky Sc g.
832,826 knihami a casopisy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
S~metanovy oslavy " "Protekto-
rate" a nalez nezname skladby
Smetanovy.
Ma boiiStfch:

Teprve nynf dosly zpravy O
tom, jak "Protektorate" i "a
tezkeho 1tlaku nacismu PROBE
vii ceskoslovensky lid sve Was
teneck6 smyslenf a svoji vdec-
most a dctu k BedTichu Smeta~
now jake nositeli narodnf Ute
chy a nadeje "a lonskeho vyro-
cl 100. narozenin. Cd polovice
1nora do poloviny kvetna byl
to pfedevslm rozhlas, ktery sy-
|stematicky z vlastn1ho studio i
koncertu a z narodn1ho diva
ola vys1lal Smetanovy skladby,
z nichz ovsem byla vyloucena
vSecka ona d1la, ktera nepokry-
te vyslovuj1 v1ru v budoucnost
naroda a budoucf v1tezstvi.
Narodn1 divadlo nesmelo ma
pr. provesti operu "Branibori"
" Cechach, ktera je primo pro-
rockym zhudebnen1m historic
Ike situace obdobne jake dnes-
nj, nesmelo provesti "Dalibora"
ktery je oslayou svobody, a ne
sm6lo ovsem davati "Libusi',
jej1z tfetf dejstvi vrcholi slav-
nym videnfm narodn1 velikosti.
z "Branibor1" smelly byti pro-
vedeny v rozhlase jen nevinne
1ryvky a z "Libuse" pouze PRIV
nj a druhe dejstv1. Jinak byla
V rozhlase provedena temer
vsecka koncertn1 d1la mistrova,
mezi mimi i n6ktere skladby z
mlad1 pc prve.
Oslav sc 1castnila nejen Pra-
ha, nybrz i cetna mesta ven
kovska, velka i mala, jez kon-
certy i pfednaskami projevova-
la lasku i vdecnost svemu du-
chovn1mu uteSiteli. Pr tom o.
vsem nemect1 nadvladci a je-
jich pfisluhovatele NELL tn sm6-
lost, re vsude Sc drali oficielne
do popfed1 jakoby kulturnf pro
tektori techto projevG. TAX i v
den Smetanova 1mrt1, kdy ces-
koslovensky lid a vsecky jeho
hudebn1 a kulturn1 organisace
zahrnuli hrob Smetandv ma w.
sehrade venci a kvety, Ober-
gruppenfuhrer Wolf byl prvn1,
ktery zneuctil mistrGv hrob ne
meckym vencem. Teprve pc
mem smell poloziti venec mini
stersky predseda" Krejcf a ne
zbytny "Moravec."
jake zaj1mavy dozvuk k o.
slavam pfinesly protektoratnf
noviny zpravu, re papfrech
pc nakladateli FIR. A. Urbanko-
vi byla nalezena Smetanova
skladba, ktera cd r. 1862 Sc po-
vazovala "a ztracenou. Je to
pfedehra k loutkove hTe Mate
je KOpeckeho "Doktor Faust,
kterou Smetana pc navratu re
svedska slozil pro sylvestrov-
skou zabavu Umelecke Besedy.
Jina podobna ouvertura, col
dfich a Bozena', byla Size INA
ma, ale pc "Doktorovi Fausto-
VIZ Sc hudebnlci pc leta marne
pldili. Je to kratka, vesela
skladba o 1879 taktech pro O.
chotnicky orchestr (dvoje hou-
sic, viola, cello, hasa, klav1r a
pozoun) a je pozoruhodna tim,
re v ga. taktu, pc humoristicke
thema houslf pTipoml-
ma napev SSH jsem preso", O.
bllbenou to pfsen Smetanovych
studentskych let. Mlady skla-
FIR. BartoS srovnal naleze-
ny rukopis partitury S opisy hla
s1 a skladba byla vysilana roz-
hlasem. j. l..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
LekaTske potreby pro zajatce.

Cerveny KTiz pfipravil pro
valecne zajatce zvlastn1 balfc-
ky lekafskych potreb; kazdy
balicek obsahuje standardn1
preparaty mnozstv1 dostacu-
jlc1m 100 muzdm ma dobu jed
nOho mes1ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Dairy krve.

Sberna krve Cerveneho XII
re dodava ozbrojenym sbor16m
vedle krevnlho plasma i krev
samu, kterou dopravuje letad-
ly do blizkosti bojist, kde je j
uzlvano k t~ransfusim V pfipa-
dech, kde plasma nestacf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Americti vojini stall Sc obcany
ma nemeckem uzemf.

Pc prv6 historic americtf
vOjaci, V cizine rozeni, byly ma
turalisovani ma n6meckem 1ze-
mi. AZ dosud asi 5000 americ-
kych vojakG z1skalo americke
Obcanstv1 We sluzbach armady v
Europe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
FrancouzSti bandite NELL kra-
dene americke uniformly.

sest muzd, z nichz diva Poole
ornament pOlicie byli obleceni
V ukradene uniformly americke
armady, bylo zatceno ma obza-
lobu re spolu1casti ma uIoupeni
100000 pffjmu re zavodiste
Enghien, coz sc stale 2. 1nora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Batova tovarna " Batizovciach
Zahaiuie vXrohu-

Londyn (CTK)- Batova to-
varna "Bata-Svit" v Batizovci-
ach zahajily vyrobu, ackoliv
Nemci castokrate odvlekli stro-
je, potfebn6 pri vyrob6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Jake million dolIarE.

Byvaly sekretar Welles Sc
nedavno vratil z cest a We Wa
shingtone Sc kazdy divil, jak
zdrave vydl1zf. "Jako million
dollard," pravil jeden pfitel.
"Zalezf ma tom, jak to mystic"
odpovedel Welles, "jestli mini
tie million pred zaplacenlm danf
anebo az pc zaplacenf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
"Klubomily" Cerveneho KTize.

Americky Cerveny Kr1z ma
200 t. Nv. klubomilG, z nichz
80 je "cinemobilG", t.. j. tako-
vych, ktere poskytujf nasim
muzGm bl1zkosti bojiste "a.
bavu We forme biografu a hud.
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Lepe diva pravnici nez jeden.

Soudce Pecora z New Yorku
vyprav1 toto re sve zkusenosti
V malem mestecku NELL pouze
jednoho pravn1ka, kteremu cho
dilo cele mesto ma poradu, ale
nikdo Sc nesoudil. PAX tam pTi-
Sci jiny pravn1k, kteremu Sc
mestecko zalibilo a pc prozkou
mani m1stn1ch pomer1 take O.
tevrel advokatnf kancelar. DTi-
We tam NELL jednoho pravnika,
ktery Sc nemohl uziviti, ted ma
il diva a mali tolik soudni pra-
ce, CO mohou zastati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Sedm osob odsouzeno bylo
X smrti " Belgii.

Sedm osob bylo odsouzeno k
smrti behem "A hodin, kdyz
belgicke soudy urychlily lfceni
Sc zradci a spolupracovniky s
N9mci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

mladf, ably S MIN jeli a usadili
Sc tam jake on. Udelal z Mich
ministry pobocnfky a vsem Sc
dar1 dobfe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
BeneS uvitan " Moskvs.

Londyn (CTK) = Ma sve &C.
ste do Ceskoslovenska priiel
president DIR. Eduard Benes Sc
svym prGvodem do Moskvy v
sobotu, dine II. brezna. Dopro-
vazel no velvyslanec Zdenek
F~ierlinger, general Pika, "a
stupce komisariatu zahranic-
mich vecf a zastupci s6fa proto-
kolu Molockov a Abramov. Ma
letisti pfiv1tali presidenta Mo-
lotov, ViSinski, generalnf ta-
jemnlk SovetG, Gorkin, SET Cd
delen1 komisariatu zahranic.
Mich vec1 pro strednf Evropu,
zastupci Rude armady Zorin a
Fomin, zastupce komisariatu
narodn1 obrany a velitel mos
kevsk6 posadky, velvyslanci
Velke Britanie, Spojenych Sta
til, Kanady a Jugoslavie, posla-
nee Gottwald, professor Nejed-
II, clenove Slovenske narodni
rady v cele Sc Srobarem a HUI
sakem, general Svoboda, cleno-
We ceskoslovenskeho velvysla-
nectv1 v cele S ministrem Hnfz.
dem a zastupci SovetG a CLIO
zemskeho tisku. Pc zahrant
narodnlch hymen ceskosloven.
ske a Sovetskeho svazu proved.
president DIR. Benes pTehl1dkU
ceStn6 StraZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

President Benes pfijel do Mos
kvy. Zacina Sc BOZ " ceskych
zem1ch.
V sobotu vecer pTisla zprava
re president DR.. Edward Benes
pfiletel Sc svou druzinou do
Moskvy a byl ma letisti uvftan
vysokymi hodnostafi a ceskoslo-
venskymi politiky a delegacf
Slovenske Narodnf Rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

Prokazme svoji vdsGnost sve
move vlasti stalym kupovanim
Valecnych BondI a Znamek!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Partizani " Cechach.

Londyn (CTK) = Zpravy
prichazej1ci z Czech a Moray
nasvedcujf tomu, re tam writ
sta partyzanska cinnost. Potvr-
zujf to take opatren1, ktera u
chilly proti tomu nemecke ira
dy. Karl Herman Frank We
spolupraci S ministrem vnitra
vydal vyjimecna nar1zen1, ably
CELL cesk6mu partyzanskemu
hnut1. Cetnicke jednotky byly
zesileny zvlastnimi oddly v po-
ctu peti az deseti muzd, ably
bojovaly prot partyzanGm. Mi
mo to byly zr1zeny v okresnfch
mestech pohyblive oddly 80
az SO muz6, kter6 mali rovnez
pot1rat partyzanskou cinnost.
Byli najat1 tez zvlastni udava-
81, kter1 patraji pc nespolehli-
vych obcanech a partyzanech.
zeleznicnf linky a mostly jsou
hlfdany dnem i noc1. Gestapo
Sc pokouS1 propasovat mezi lid
sve agenty a provokatery, KITE
Fl Sc vydavajf "a partyzany. To
vSechno je znamkou, re Nemci
mali stale vetS1 starosti S par
tyzanskym hnut1m v Cechach a
ma Morave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
BeneS u Kalinina.

Moskav (CTK) y ponde-
Ii, dine 10. brezna vykonal pre-
sident DIR. Eduard Benes ofici-
alnf navstevu u pTedsedy nej-
vysS1ho Sovetu SSSR. Kalinina.
Presidenta doprovazel velvy-
slanec Fierlinger: Navstevy,
ktera byla velmi srdecna, sc
1castnil tez m1stopfedseda pre-
sidia nejvyssfho Sovetu Svern1k
a zastupce komisaTe zahranic-
Mich vec1 Visinski.
Ministr zahranicn1ch vec1 Jan
Masaryk "a doprovodu velvy-
stance Fierlingra vykonal off
cialn1 navstevu u komisaTe "a
hranicnfch vec1 Molotova.
PTedbezne rozhovory cesko-
slovenskeho p%residenta S poll
tickymi funkcionaTi O ceskoslo-
venskych vnitTn1ch i vojen-
skych vecech jiz zacaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Nsmci opet hlasi ruske utoky u
Moravske Ostravy.

Jihozapadne cd Zvoleni Cd
Oily prvnf rumunske armady O.
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Ostravy a oznamuji, re SOVIET
ske oddly severne cd Ratibofe
a pc obou stranach Grodkova
We Slezsku zahajily ofensivu a
ma nekolika m1stech pronikly
hluboko do nemeckych lini1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
By ROBERT ID.
POTTER
Science Editor

NF scientists ever stopped to write
fiction mystery thrillers. high on
y their list Of titles would be THE
Puzzle of the Missing Comet"
Astronomy has many mysteries
but none so battling as the disappear
ance of some comets from the sky,
sometimes after they have made one
trip to the region of the Sun and
Earth, and sometimes before the very
eyes of vigilant observers.
Newest vanished corpus deficit in
astronomy is the comet Berry.
This wandCrer from the distant
reaches of the solar system was
named for d. c. Berry, director of
the comet section of the New Zea-
land Astronomical Society and no
novice in the business of watching
the sky for such heavenly visitors.
Last September 18th, Mr.. Berry
spotted fuzzy patch of light in the
constellation of the Flying Fish, in
the southern sky n II the pole star
of the southern her sphere.
Like many anC Ter professional
hunter Mr.. Berry J ew at once that
his fuzzy light p; n was "out of
place" and identif / il as a comet.
II WdS just DIISll HOuBu W DS SSSh
with the eye withC4t telescope.
Three days later comet Berry was
sighted again and found moving in a
northward direction.
That, as detective stories say, was
the last time the victim was seen.
Actually comet Berry entered the
region of the sky near the sun where
the bright light makes observations
impossible. In the southern hemi-
sphere the sun is in the north.
The disappearance OF comet Berry
into this poor visibility observing re-
4 January II. 1855
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
EzaNfs > oss<sVArosY

building and never coming out the
back door-or any other door
What happened TO Mr.. BerTy's COM
ct has happened TO other comets be-
fore, showing the great unpredicta-
bility of these heavenly wanderers
about the sun. That is why scientists
are often so reluctant 10 announce
new comet discoveries.
Back in 1910 there was great an
ticipation about a new comet found
by Harvard'S J.. G. Cunningham. When
first seen, still distant from the sun,
it was bright enough to be nearly Wis
ible 10 the naked eye. AS it came
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

SIGHTED Four Months
Ago. Studied for Three
Days, fhe cosmie Visitor
Called Berry" Sue 1enIY
Vanished d Into 'uter
Space - Gnd ASH 9no-
mers All Over the w 'rld
Went Frontic Trying TO
Find II
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

haps it might even be like the Hal
ley's Comet of 1910.
But the Cunningham comet did
switch dimmed and never did reach
a brightness great enough to excite
the interest of anyone but scientists.
Why the Cunningham comet pc
tered out in this way, like the new
comet Berry, nobody knows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

Nor does anyone know why some
other comets, like comet SchwaSs-
mann-Wachmann I, has fits in which
1t increases its brightness suddenly
by factor of 100 to one.
Prize disappearance act among
comets was the case Of Biela's comet,
first reported in 1772. 1t twas seen
again in 1915, 1896, 1882 and 1845.
Then, in January, 1S45, just cen
tury ago, BielaS comet turned into
two comets travelling side by side.
In 1852 Bieia's comet. now twin.
came back on schedule but il has
never been seen again.
Yet the hangover Of the Biela
comets fate can still be observed. In
1872, on the night of November 27, a
great shower of shooting stars was
seen in the sky. And In 1885 this
meteor shower was re-
peated. Astronomers
- proved these meteors
> were part of the miss.
). : ! ! !. ]. ! !. ]. /. /. ! ! : !. | |
Man ing Biela comet.
- Other meteor show.
ers. too. are associated
with comets. HaMs
comet -- c al d Vd
Faithful by astronom-
crs because II has al.
ways come back on its
regular 75.year period
produces two me.
teor showers a year.
Although still mysterious in
many aspects il seems certain
that when a comet is travelling
far away from the sun in its
elongated, cigar.shaped orbit, il con.
siSts almost entirely Of a mass Of tiny
particles of matter.
This comet swarm" shines only
by reflected sunlight when remote
from the sun.
But as the comet approaches near
the sun the energy of sunlight does
something TO these particles. They
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

closer it became brighter.
Astronomers thought
that maybe, this time,
the world would have a
comet that really looked
1i,n snrrnnthinn ihat nor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Junior Softball
Meet Near End
Decide First Champ
on Sunday, Monday

Metropolitan Detroit's first
junior softball championship will
be decided in games at Mack
Park this Sunday and Monday.
Third round and Semiflnal
games are slated Sunday in a big
program that will run from ]
p. m. until after $50 and include
nine games. The title winner VIII
be decided Monday.
Winner of the junior meet, be-
ing conducted as part OF the Met
ropolitan softball tourney for the
first time this year, will be De-
troitS representative al the ma
tional junior in Columbus next
weekend.
The event here was rushed TO
completion ahead of the major
and Glass A division TO enable
participation in the nationals. The
lucky boys will leave Friday.
Meanwhile, entries are open for
Class A and major mems and
women's teams. A blank Is
printed on the sports page for
your convenience. or entries will
be taken at any recreation de-
partment field or Mack Park.
All games are being sponsored
by The Detroit Times and con-
Quoted by the parks and recrea-
tion department. under the aus
pices of the Amateur Softball AS
Sociation.
THIS SUNDAYS GAMES
l r. m.-TAylor vs. Highland Park n, c.
, m.-Compo u winner Campbell
Tommy Burns.
; .. m-Winntr Cavsliers-Ali Stsrs Va. win
ner Taylor-HishlAnd PARK n. G.
3 ., m.-BirdhuTH Va. winner Hudton-Out-
laws
4 o. m-Winn.r "a Times Csrr,rs-E Side
Times Carriers w. winner Liberty Ham
trAmck p C.
q o N Georges Va winner compocamp-
oell-rommy Burns
7 and $50 2. m. .--seminnst
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Dodson C|ings
To Open Lead

ST. PAUL. July 21 UP) -
Leonard Dodson clung TO a two
stroke lead in the 72-hole St.
Paul Open today as he shot a
two-under-par 20 at Keller Coun-
try Club for a total Of l37, seven
under par.
DodSon shot 81 Yesterday and
apparently was due for another
brilliant round today until the
eleventh hole. when. he took p
double bogle 6 and finished with
35-35.
Sgt F. !. Dutch Harrison
and Virg Shreeve moved IN on
Dodsons heels with l39 scores,
Harrison fired a four-under.par
6S to go with II, while Shreeve
added a 50 to 70.
Other early finiSherS, with the
36-hole final ahead of them to-
morrow. were Paul Weller, 70
72-114; Sgt Leland Gibson. 73-
73 -l46. and Jimmy Thomson,
Y2-74 -146
Henry Ransom carded "a "a
total l42. Chack Congdon an
other of yesterdays 6S shooters,
had 73 for 1Al.
I'd Furgol OF Detroit and
Barney Clark came IN 10 TIC
Conedon Al 1il Furgol, playing
IN his second tournament as pro
had a II today while Clark
rnoSted 2 so
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Toronto and come down here as
usual.
MAX SHTILL A SHTINKERi
Did you get the pitch that
buildup may be started TO bring
Max Schmeling back over here 10
fight again? Started with a
quote 10 a u, S. newspaperman
TO the effect:
Honest, cross my heart,
never was n good Nszi. ! was
really n bad soldier and never
liked that mean old Hitler at
all. I'D like to 60 back to the
u. $. and fight"
The only fight Max should have
here should be in locked room
with Joe Louis or any u. s. para
trooper or say one OF Carl
sons raiders If Mike Jacobs
or any other promoter even thinks
OF bringing the whining German
paratrooper over here they should
cancel his license.
NCFF SAID DEPT: When
Arthur Red Paterson. publicity
chief OF the National League, was
receiving congratulations on thu
safe arrival at home plate OF the
fifth little Paterson. wire from
old friends on the Herald Tribune
said, Congratulations stop"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
BOTH THREATEN

Both teams caused Shudders In
the 22d. With one down, Cullen
blno doubled for the Tigers. after
which York was purposely passed
Cramer forced York. Cullenbine
taking third, but Bobby Maier
parked fly ball with McGhee.
Eddie Busch. first up in the
Philadelphia side Of the stanza,
was safe al first when Eddie Mayo
fumbled his groundcr Peck later
singled but both men died on the
sacks
A double play spoiled the best
Tiger chance OF the day IN the
Path. First up. Culienblne walked.
After York was retired. Cramer
scratched a hot single off Berrys
glove, sending Cullenpine 10 third.
Hank Greenberg batted for Out
law and was given an international
pass Chuck HoStetler ran for him.
But Maier hit into the double play.
With two down, Charley Metro,
pinch hittef. singled in the Ath-
leticS half OF the heat. but the
game was halted after Hall
grounded 10 Mayo.