davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-20

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PIAsTIRERs Fl STE RtEfAeS uoS; long 10 JOB top seal.
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PIisTEREks. white. an, p;st 18th and Erie Erie s..
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.pp 9pF 0s shpeg Sey . good aSs
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PEATfoRM PEE fo 1u99ssI WoRkERs for ,t.adv xa,t
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PLUMBER; must be experienced in install
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Write. giving, age. experience. and wher
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/ 26s
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Iunbia u s. Employment Service ONCE
Representatives of Western Electric Co
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for personal tuterFiews. WESTERN ELEC
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HOUsEKEEPER to care for 2-bedroom
apt in nesTby Va; and family qf 81 houTs, IL
day Applicant must have health card
and be able to do plain cooking. For fur
thsr information. cali Mr.. CARRIER, CH.
HousEREEpRR HeaS * E E white. for roomins house,
married couple, husband work out: living
quarters and wages. Apply in person, from
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ssSs1s soNErTE e FRsoeks. :. 3 Fox ssss. wssh. q
for experienced analyst who is. interested
in the field OF retailing: starting salary,
$50 per week Apply employmsnt once,
KITCHEN HELPER. colored. for cafeteria
serving / meal daily. Starting salary, 75e
eea eay Naoaa xf sa e Psrsaoef
3rd and R SITS. ne, Do not telephone. 20
day day, THURSDAY I a and Friday; SIS week start.
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MAID TO LIVE m. city references S25
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age. past. experience and salary desired.
MARKERs. white. exp; can earn $40 to
$50 per wk., piecework; reasonable guar
artee Also exp. fatwork assorters.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1877 < st. NV.
MONOGRAM OPERATOR, Meister ma
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wk.,. s to 10 pm: uniforms furnished,
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position with oid-establisfed arm. Pleas
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PIX OPERATORS. experienced preferred,
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Pix oPERAToR-TYPIsT, experienced;
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PIX oPERATOR for medical clinic; high
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record. 20-35;. 51z-day wk., S1,950 pei
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hospital training. be cheerful: bedside care
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05

contribute to the United Jewish
Appeal because some Of the money
is alIOcated to Palestine. Though
he is generous with aims, his re-
fusal has furnished an unhappy
model for mean and thOughtless
Jews who use the fantasies of the
Council to rationalize their refusal
to contribute to the United jew
ish Appeal. Such is the vicious
result of blind and stupid leader
ship.
Leasing now claims to be a
friend of Palestine and thrusts I'M
sought advice upon government
officials, who are uninterested in
his notions. His statements are
ignored in the daily papers, with
rare exceptions. His anti-Zionist
co-conspirators claim to he pro-
Arab. But this is surely screen
for their anti-Zionism. They have
not given one cent or one thought
to any Arab cause, while the Zion
lists were raising the health and
economic standards Of the Arabs
in Palestine.
Leasing ROsenwald's charge that
ZiOnists divide their allegiance to
America is without foundation in
Jewish history and social science,
and is a c0lumny on the Ameri-
cans of Jewish descent, about 5000
of whom favor ZiOnism, and many
of whom have devoted their lives
to public service. The late JUS
tice Brandeis said, Loyalty to
America demands that every
American Jew become Zionist"
The American Council for Judaism
contains not single figure that
even family approaches the late
Justice Brandeis or Judge Mack in
self-dedicatiOn to the service of
America. Americans favored the
restoration of Ireland, CzechOsIo-
vaIxia and Greece, but there was no
Leasing ROsenwald among Ameri-
cans of Irish, Czech or Greek orr
gin. The American Council must
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05
CONTINUED from last week.

LEASING ROsenWald stands unique
in Jewish history. There never
has been, in 1000 years, a record
of wealthy Jew using his money
to fight the wishes of his people,
though in 1880 one German Jew,
Benedict Friedlander, in mental
conflict about being a jew, COM
mitted suicide and left his small
estate to propagate anti-Semitism.
Other Jewish philanthrOpists like
Sir Moses MOntefOre i'm England,
or Baron Edmund de ROthschild
in France, devoted much of their
energies and their fortunes to set
Ting Jews in Palestine. But Les
sing ROsenwald, alone among his
sisters and brothers, refused to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05
The American Council for Judaism Denounced

remain a meaningless minority, q
futile nuisance, and an ignObIe YES
tige of it's TeutOnic prototype.
This is the inevitable conse-
quence, the reduction ad absurdun
of the Anti-Zionist theology. The
restoration of Eretz Yisrael was
universally the essence of Jewish
hope for 1900 years, until some
German rabbis, a century ago, re-
wrote the historic prayer book
They offered a new version, sacri-
ficing Zion, to perpetuate the
German Anti-Sen1ites.
Congregations that thus ceased
to pray for the return to Zion,
then ceased to pray at all. There
fore their descendants refused to
contribute, first, for the restOra-
ton of Palestine, then for the re-
lief of needy fellow Jews in other
countries and, finally, for local
Jewish welfare projects.
When the handspring of the
Jewish national hope was snapped,
there inevitably followed a pro-
gressive degeneration Of the Jew
ish spirit and a consequent with
ering of philanthropies to sustain
that spirit.
If Leasing ROsenwaId were ra-
tiOnal in his analysis and cOnstruc-
tive in his policy, he could find
many causes in Palestine, econ
Omic, educational and religious, to
which to contribute without az
fecting his pet phObia-political
ZiOnism.
Or if he wishes to contribute
only to non-Palestinian projects,
he could help number of organi-
cations, unaffiliated with the Unit
ed Jewish Appeal and therefore
untainted in his eyes. These in
clude the Vaad Hatzala (Orthodox
Jewish Rescue Committee), the
HAS (Hebrew immigration Aid
Society and others listed in the
report of the Council Of. Fedora
tons and Welfare Funds. Or ne
could head an Independent move
ment to raise funds for non-Pales-
tinian purposes. He could thus
expose the slackers and hypocrites
among his followers, who refuse to
contribute to the United Jewish
Appeal, saying they would give
money for Jewish relief, providing
none of it would go to Palestine.
But Leasing Rosenwald has yet to
prove that he is rational in anaIy-
sis and constructive in policy.
Leasing Rosenwald maintains
that he is interested in America
and i'm Judaism. But the Ameri-
can Council for Judaism is q de-
structive force. If he wishes to
be constructive for America, let
him set aside a sum of money
for the investigation of American
problems. Why do we have labor
disturbances on the present vas
scale? Why did the United States
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
SABBATH UJAL Sc
DELNTCTVA.

Pronesl skvelou rec " dome "a
StupcG. = Predpovedel, re pre-
dloha. delnictvo nezlomi, ale
madeline je novou inspiraci.
Kdyz v dome zastupc1 jed
nalo Sc o delnicke pTedloze, kite
ra domem tim byla schvalena,
kongresnfk SABBATH nevahal a v
Teci sve pTedlohu tn ostre Cd
soudil. Naval il "nejhaneb-
nejSf, nanejvys omezuj1cf a nj
civou protidelnickou predlohou
ktera kdy V tonic dome byla
podana."
Ma tvrzenf, re delnictvo je O.
vladano raketyry, SABBATH Cd
povedel: "PTipustfm, re bylo
jakes raketyrstvf, ale ne zorga-
nisovanym delnictvem. Podi-
vejte Sc ma valecne risky, ma
hromadene respektovanymi a
mocnymi obchodn1mi firmami;
podivejte Sc ma koncese prosa-
zene kongresem We forme da-
noveho odpust6nf, srazek, i've
RI, odvolanf danf z pfflisneho
zisku a nejnov6jsfho velkodus-
neho snlzen1 danovych sazeb.
Pfipoust1m, re "a valky OBJ
chod a prGmysl byly jaksi O.
mezeny. Byl dozor mad tim, CO
mohlo byt ud6lano a jak mohlo
to byt prodavano. Chteli byste
to NIT jinak? Je zisk d1lezitej-
81 nez bezpecnost nasf milova-
ne zeme? BGh jediny vi, jak
by Sc nasemu narodu bylo da-
Tilor kdyby byl tento dozor Cd
stranen prvnfm rokem pc val
CO."
0 pfedloze kongresnfk Sa-
bath vyjadTil Sc takto:
"Tato pTedloha je nanejvys
pokrytecka.
Kdybyste byli poctivf, shrnu-
Ii byste V teto povsechne pred
loze ostatnf prava a pozitky,
pro nez prolita byla dobra a.
mericka krev, pro nfz dobra a.
mericka tela trpela v zalaTi a
byla bita a um1rala
Zaujali jste brutalnf kurs v
teto pfedloze, ktera by pone-
chala unie AMI ne jake spole-
censke kluby, kde by Sc delnfci
mohli shromazdovat a proklf-
natl bossy a jejich representan-
ty. Mluvili jste O komunismu a
levem krfdle - toto je zp1sob,
ktery plodf rozvrat -.
PTedpovfdam, re nezlomfte
ducha americkeho delnictva.
Naopak pTedpovfdam, re touto
nesmyslnou akcf date americ-
kemu delnictvu novou inspira-
ci a rovnost a svobodu 49,"
Ii, kteT1 kongresnika Saba
tina slyseli, pravf, re to byla je-
dina z jeho nejsilnejsich a nej-
konstruktivnejsfch recf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Jedenact havirI ohrozeno
ohnem we zlatem dole.

Malartic, Que, Kanada. =
Skupina 16 zachrancG vyzbro-
jena zvlastnf vyzbrojf proti
podzemnfm ohnIm, snazf Sc "a
chraniti skupinu iedenacti ha-
lav1r1 We zlatem dole East Ma
lartic v Kanade. Pr vypuknu-
tt pozaru zahynul jeden havir
a dalsfm je doposud znemoz-
men navrat ma povrch zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Letosni droda psenice odhado-
vana ma 1,24O, OOO, 900 buslG.

Uroda letosnf psenice je Cd
hadovana ma 1910, 600, 600 bu-
SID, jak oznamuje department
zemedelstvf. Loni sc sklidilo
1885, OOO,OO busld, tedy o 60
milionI busl1 meme nez cinf Cd
had letosnf. Department ze-
medelstvf pravf, paklize odhad
letosnf drody ukaze Sc sprav-
nym, Dude mono expontovati
do nedostatkem trpfc1ch zeml
45O, 100000 busld psenice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Recti povstalci pry zabili
sedmdesat cetnikH.

Atheny. = correspondent ca
sopisu "Embros" oznamuje re
|Sparty, re 800 povstaleckych
vojak1 pobilo 70 cetnikd z O.
dflu, c1tajfc1ho 90 muzG. Pouze
20 jich sc zachranilo v Zarafi-
ami ma Parnonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02

ko. Brrrr! a ia prokleta lima"
TAX otevri tn flasku co mas
' kapse, udelame 81 "puk" a "a
hreJem Sc. ia tt to doleju, mann
mole lahve v aut6."
Chci odzatkovat kork jez Sc
. pretrhnul. Nova smGla.
"Nemas tuzku', tai Sc.
Me-" pravf Pepfk, ale plnfci
pero, co ches ted psat?
mic" dim, "jen necfm vrazit
ten kork do lahve."
mo, ty mas ale napady, pre-
ce nerozbiji Ia sest set plnicf
pero k Will tomu utrejchu,
vzdyf ia jsem celej nacichlej
tou Borsickou palenicf. a toho
blata ma lejtkach. To ably me
mama hodila do neck celeho."
Uprostred Vnorov potkali
isme ponocneho. Vypravujem
o nasl nehode a tazem Sc, zda-li
by bylo mono nekde prenoco-
vati. Ukazal nam ma ~osvetleny
domek a pravil:
Dite hen jak sa swift, to je
palenica. Tam dyckli nekdo
|je."
Bee klepanl vrazili jsme do
vnitf. Diva strejcove lei ma la
WEIGH jimz znovu vypravujem
naSi historic a zadame by mas
tam nechali pTesedeti do rama.
Ma to jeden Sc strejd1 vstal,
ochotne otevfel dveTe a pov1da:
"Tu sc nesmf nikdo zdrzovat
kdo tn nema CO delat, to je pro-
I'll zakonu a bouchnul "a Mani
dveTmi."
"Tak at yam tam mraz oci
vytahne," volam a opet putu-
jem rozblacenou silnicf k Ia
razic1m.
Pr skrtanf zapalek nasli jsme
auto. Usedame bychom pfec-
kali tri hodiny nez Sc rozednf.
Lee pc kratke chvilce op6t s
Mani tTepe lima. Pepfk hlasi-
te jekta zuby.
Uznavam, re zde neni mono
prenocovati. Jedina zachrana,
dim Pepfkovi, jest, bychom sli
do Vesel1 ma nadraz1. Tam jest
otevreno celou noe, vytopene
cekarny a vezmem prvn1 Wax
do Kyjova a do Mutenic.
Brouzdame Sc blativou SLIM
CT do Vesel1 a maren Sc snail
me uvesti Pepfka do veselejsl
nalady.
Pripomfnam, re nedaleko jest
historicky Velehrad a zrovna
hodinu odsud jest Hroznova
Lhota kde Jozka Uprka malo-
val svoje Slovacke Obrazky.
Pepfk vsak nevn1ma, nebo
nema toho casu zajem O Slo-
vackou letoru a tlace hlavu do
limce kabatu, suSe odpov1da:
"Kdyby Jozka Uprka byl ma
loval tohle blato a Zarazicky,
"zazracny Janek" k tomu do
dial, re ie to l6civy, ii by made
lali grejcarcGh."
Doklopytali jsme v 5 rano do
Veself. Wax mel %zpozdenf. Do
Kyjova pTijeli jsme pozde, mo-
|torak do Mutenic ujel. Pfijeli
isme O 9 rano domu.
Franta ma zaprahnute kone
a prave doklada velkou fGru
hnoje.
Rechta Sc ma cele kolo a sva-
krova tez Sc smej1c, I'VE mas do
kuchyne.
"Pojdte, wy nestastn1 poutni-
Lei cd sv. Antonfcka. Svar1m
VAN vino, at Sc zahfejete a hal
dy do pelechu spat."
Nez usfname, Pepik jeste po-
znamenava:
"Tech Borsic nam byl cert
dluzen, ma ty do smrti nezapo-
menu"
ia tez, prizvukuji, a dam to
w Americe do novin, kdyby ne
koho napadlo pit ma pout k sv.
Antonfnku by Sc vyhnul Borsi-
elm jak cert svecene vode a ne
DO tamtudy nechodi kdyz Sc
pail slivovica.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Japonsky cfsar Hirohito

stall Sc "chudym'', kdyz byl nu-
cen zaplatit 80 procent valecne
dane z majetku. Nynejsf jeho
majetek cinf pouze "osm Milo
nj dOlaru."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02

dete a ia jsem Sc tolik tesil, re
Sc zabavfme," Martin povfda.
Toz, proc nenf muzika, proc
tn nemate body? To zalezi jen
ma tobe. TAX co? Budto phi
dem k muzice, nebo jedem
DOM, a ma oko oblekame ka-
baty.
A Martin povolil. Podepsal
cedulku a "a par minut jiz
hfmela muzika pred Dolnf hos
podou. S tezkym srdcem to
Martin ucinil, ale vdecfme mu
nejen my, ale i ia mladez, a ma
omluvu dodavame, re by 81 ko-
lik rok1 celia dedina vypravo-
vala jak byl Martin Mancfk
starost6 a ma body zakazal mu-
ziku. (Pros1m vsech BorSicanG
a Borsicanky Ia odpustenl to-
hoto hf1chu Martinovi.)
A vecer u muziky? Pane
Borsictf muzikanti zahrajf, re
ii mrtveho by to roztancovalo.
A kdyz jsem Martina, muzikan
ia a bratrance starosty pozadal
ably zahrali "sukynku cerve-
nou", nu skoda vzpomfnat! I'll
uni nafouknout trouby, re Jim
to "praska" este, melodicky, a
tech krasne v narodnich kro-
itch ustrojenych devcat jake
kvet1.
Prfstf den We stredu jeste
"pomahame" Martinovi 'palit''
a pc kratkem tancovan1 ma
svatbe nasedame do auta asi v
9 hodin vecer.
Ma cestu mas Martin zasobil
nekolika lahvemi slivovice.
Pres Blatnicku jeste vse bylC
" poTadku. U Blatnice vsak
spoustela Sc mlha, nebylo ji2
videt kostela u sv. Anton1cka.
z tez1 dostali jsme Sc do We
sell v domnen1, re sc MILKY no.
zejdou.
Ia Vesel1m Pepek jede pr.
otevTenych dver1ch auta a sna-
Ii Sc pridrzovati silnicnfho pr.
kopu. Nenf vid6t pet krok1
mlha jest pred nami jake b1l$
zed. Dvakrate jsme Well de
prikopu a Pepka vytlacili.. Ko.
necne projfzd1me Zarazicemi
Zfidka mrkne nam nekolik e
lektrickych svltilen. Nahle Sc
bou auto skublo a v pTekvapen
vidfme, re stoj1me u dver1 cha
lupy.
eco je Pepku?" volame!
mo, mic. Stojime u dveTf ;
zadny neotvfra tax Sc tam S tol
kistnou neprotlacfm."
Pc kratsf porade uznavame
re dals1 jfzda by mohla byti Sc
bevrazednou, nebo nestest1m
Rozhodnuto, bychom z1stali
auto do rama nez Sc mlha 70
zejde.
Franta jeste obhlfzf okolf ;
seda do vozu. Trochu zprudk;
prirazil dvfrka, re Sc vysypal'
sklo.
Pepek S Frantou Sc zabalil
do dek ma predn1m sedadle
my s Pep1kem Sc choulfme d.
zimn1k1 v zadu.
Kol p1l noel slysfm PepikovC
naTikanf:
:, "Medo, me je lima"
"Tak Sc Tres" odpovfdam
choulim hlavu do lfmce kabatu
Ono opravdu bylo syrovo {;
kdyz Pepfk haste jektal zuby
rekl jsem, re jiz toho mann dos
la p1jdem do bllzkych Vnoro1
ma nocleh, mann tam znamehC
hostinskeho Juru Mokrosa.
Pc pGl iodine pc blative sill
nici prisli jsme k zavreneml
hostinci pred nfmz jeste stoj1
nebo 6 muzG.
"Je zde jeste Jurka Mokros?'
dotazuji Sc.
eco vas to neved," odpovfdt
|jeden z muzG.
"Ten uz je deset rokG pryc
Kunoviclch."
"a CO Cmach v LideTovicich
Ije jeste ma hospode?"
"Ano, Cmach Martin je tan
lnOT8d" 0dnUfdaif
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02

Shy.
Povfdam: "Tenhle utrejch
piece nenf mono pit, vzdyt to
je prima sebevrazda."
Vsichni sc mi smejl a stryc v
b1lem kozuchu doklada:
ga uz ich mann cd vecera
padesat a eSce do fcilku stojlm
ma jednej noze."
Asi ctyTi k menu prekvape-
nj zacli ma me anglicky a do
vedel jsem Sc, re znaji celou A
meriku lepe nez ia, nebot zde
pracovali delsf dobu ably Sc ma
trvalo usadili S 1sporami do
movske obci.
Pepek Softer nabada k navra-
tn. Martin plnf lahve a chap
ci a chlapi nam zp1vaj1:
seu zebrak pc dedine
malo chleba vyptal.
A jak doSel "a dedinu
kabel1 O zem pral.
Ably ty zidaky
vesali ma haky,
ably oni nedavali
vodu do goTalky.
Ma doyrsenou vypili jsme cal
a Marina mas pobfzi by jsme sc
sli prospat, by jsme byli potion
u muziky trochu k svetu.
Odstehovali jsme sc S Pepf-
KEN do paradnf svetnice zat1m
CO Franta S Pepkem Sc ulebe-
dill ma "Babcinej" posteli "a
sporakem v kuchyni.
Martin S Marinou pokl1zejl
dobytek, babka shasta elektri-
ku a prilozila do plotny by bylo
teplo. Pc chvfli bylo slyset bou-
chant a ulekana babka mysle-
la, re zavTela kocoura v trouble.
Rychle rozsviti a vidi jak Fran
ia s Pepkem mali nohy v trou-
be a kdyz je pablo do pat, OBJ
casne nadzvedavali nohy, aniz
Sc mohli probuditi. Babka,
marina matka) Jim nohy z
trouby vyndala a teprve bylo
pc "smradu."
K veceru prohledli jsme 81
Borsice, n~avst1vili prfbuzne a
"palenici' a chystame Sc k
muzice. Ale move pfekvapen1.
Muzikanti Sc nepohodli v
Hornf hospode s hostinskym mi
nuleho dine, a v Dolnf hospode
muzika nemGze byt, protoze
tam zejtra Dude svatba, tax to
naporadal "Kulturnf vybor".
Je prekernf situace, jez hrozf
katastrofou. Do horn1 hospo-
dy muzikanti rozhodne nepuj-
dou hrat. V dolnf zabava ne
NIUE byt, prot u~snesenf kul-
turnlho vyboru.
Use zalezi ma starostovi. Ia
Martinem chodi znamf a pirate
lie, tez muzikanti. Zadonf, pre-
mlouvaji, ale marne.
"Tak to bylo ~usnesene a tax
to al bude", di Martin. "Toz
zadna muzika nebude," pov1da
kapelnik cd muzikantu.
cat nen1," Martin ma to.
Marina do toho vpada:
MARITIME, mel's to preca po-
VOLT, dyt sd hody a co 81 o tobe
Tide pomysla?"
ely cue a neplet sd do trad
mich zalezitost1, ia 81 nepostvu
ma kirk celG obec."
Use je marne a ma vsech stra-
mach vidlm zklamanl.
MARITIME, co teda budem ia
dy delat kdyz muzika nebude,"
tai Sc.
"Pdjdem do hospody a zahra
jem 81 gramofon a Zazplvame
si". odpovfda.
mo a ma to isl mas zval z no.
dd z Mutenic, ably jsme tn Sc
deli u gramofonu?' odpovl-
dam.
Ne! Pepku "praskni do konl"
my jedem do Mutenic, tam 3
handy hrajf We vsech hospo-
a my tu budem trcet u
Marine! Kde jsou nase ka-
Jedem dom!
mo, to me strycku neudela-
te", namfta Martin. A zejtra
nam1ta.
"Dobra," odvetil jsem. Ones
jedem ma body, "a hodinu jsme
donna a zejtra zas dojedem
"To ale uz jiste sem nedoje-I
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Pronesl skvelou rec " dome "a
stupcG. = Predpovsdsl, re pre-
dloha. delnictvo nezlomi, ale
madeline je novou inspiraci.
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nebo 6 muzG.
"Je zde jeste Jurka Mokros?"
dotazuji Sc.
eco vas to neved," odpovfda
jeden z muzI.
"Ten uz je deset rokG pryc v
Kunoviclch."
"a CO Cmach v LideTovicich,
je jeste ma hospode?"
"Ano, Cmach Martin je tam
poTad," odpvfdajf.
TAX pojd Pepfku, jdem do
LideTovic, je to asi pGl hodlny
tam sc ohrejem a tTeba v SEN
kovne ma lavici u kamen pro-
dfimem, utesuji pr1tele.
Konecne bouchame ma dvere
a okna hostince u Cmachu.
ale odpovfdajl nam jen uvnitr
uzavreni 2 psi a ma ulici asi 70
jinych psf. Use marno. Nikdo
neotv1ra.
Vraceli jsme Sc zpet do Ia
razic, hejno PSI mas vyprovaZl.
Pepfk je asi hodne zimomrl-
w a ma fiksnf ideu Gill utkve-
lou predstavu, nehof stale po-
nouka:
"Koukej, tamhle Sc swift, mo-
INA re mas tam nechajl do ra-
ma"
"Dej pokoj, to asi nejaka Sc
stined6lka prebaluje decko,
ktery cert by tn svltil o tretl
hodine?"
"Zkus to-" povfdam. U mas
v Americe prij1t k baraku ma
venkove, to tt strcf hned flintu
pod nos" -. -.
"Tu nejsou takovf krobiJanl"
Zde ii naleji plechac vody "a
kirk. Pambu zaplat, jsem rad,
re name Ia krkem sucho, steJ-
ne me v botach cmachta.
Pepfk opet namfta:
"Herdek, kdybych alespon
mohl najit kamen, vzdyt on me
ten sycak zrovna bral "a lett
Evening star., 1947-07-10
By the Associated Press

EMPHIS, Tenn.-Seventeen
years ago M. F. Keathley-dead
broke and about to lose his job
opened his lunch pail and bit down
on a million-dollar idea.
When lunch time came at the
Ford plant that day, he had a
lot to worry about. The depres-
sion was on, and the plant was
about to shut down. And Mr..
Keathley-a young fellow with two
children-had only $3.50 besides MS
rent money.
He was sitting there eating when
he got to thinking about the little
muffin-ring pie his wife had fixed
for him. =
She put them in his lunch every
day. The foreman had tasted one,
and liked it. So had other fel-
lows at the plant.
What this country needs, Mr.
Keathley mused, is a good scent
pie.
There wasn't a nickel pie in
Memphis. He went home and told
his wife about it.
They spent the $3.50 for flour
shortening, filling and went to work
in their 8x8 kitchenette. The first
day neighborhood cafe and a
grocery store sold Is dozen pies.
For while he carried pies III
a basket to the stores and cafes
he could reach afoot Then he
bought an ancient Ford for $32 and
began expanding.
The woman next door was hired
to help in the kitchen. A buyer
for a hamburger-stand chain placed
an order for his six establishments.
Within a month, the Keathleys
were making 900 pies a day.
They moved to another house
with six rooms-four for the fam
lily, two for the pies.
1t was about year before they
rented a commercial building-a
narrow little store which is now
a part of holdings that include
two dairies, five farms, an orchard,
a cafeteria, a grocery, four bakeries
and an ice cream store.
But even with the volume OF
business rising, there were weeks
when the rent money and operat-
ing costs left them with loss.
During the first year they were in
the little store, Keathley says, he
got up at 3 o'clock of morning,
baked pies and pastry until g..
Then ran q route of about 100 Gus