davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1947-01-30
WOMAN WANTED

Housework and plain
cooking White or color
ed, young or middle-aged.
Fine room and private
bath. Lovely home Phil
adelphia suburb. Small
family, no young chill
dren. Considerate treat
ment, good wages. Auto
transportation furnished
to Smyrna on day off.
Phone collect Mr.. Heinze,
General Manager, Inter-
national Latex Corpora
tiOn, Dover 1921.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-30
FOR SALE

Regular outside window shutters,
$500 per window. Birdseye maple
dresser with nice oval attached
mirror, $500
A. PRETTYMAN,
Stockley, Del.
The union times., 1947-05-17
NEW HAVEN, CONN. SATURDAY, MAY IT, 1947
The Truth About Monopoly!

week that tody while business monopoly the enacted by Congress restricting such conduct"
 report Justice Dept June l946 
 The problem industry today widespread the of the Sherman 1890 The hold proxmaey twohds of the nations uabe facilities the opinion present still growing U. today' challenge of the American theory in competitive enterprise. - called prepared small business which been further details the Amer plants sold have 25O manufacturing which control U S facilities.
 LUTHER
 "GO shoes before n Mr. Dworth ordered You know better than Sory, Pop said Little Luher M fertilizer about the present Congress-" Don't be Luth his said that thought the Congress for the country"
 "And said ank," "saidL Luther.
  n?" ~ - SWel Dad point now" said useful vegetables stuff spading garden, possible good of hebentforeaon in Washington"
 'Td hardly useth comparison" MT Diworth began working people have do ground, seeds in it, give good with political thing we'll vegetables growing where that fertilizer lies today" Tomorrow Mr. DiwOrth help ng You get too ideas when you're working in the
The union times., 1947-05-17

As the official publication Central Labor Council the editorial and advertising policy of THE UNION TIMES under the vision of the officers and of the Council They Vincent
 McGoven Electricians Union B9O, President William Enrgh Painters Union Mo- l86, VePn Joseph Egan UnCn No A. Recording Secretary August st Bakers Union No 2l5, Spado Machiists Union Mo- 42O Alfred Murphy Painters Union Mo- l86 Saul Krea Plumb
 Union Mo- S49 Stanley Geg Carpenters Union Mo- 79 George Rheims and John Don Electricians Union No B9O Bernard Chloride S County and Municipal Employees Harold Feinmark Hotel and Workers Union Mo- 4O Rose Bnsw Union Everett Shaw This published THE UNION TIMES whose officers Harold Fenar President Nathan Sherman Secretary and Leonard Farmer, Treasurer
The union times., 1947-05-17

in his treatment of employer and employed in the recent Rickey-Mac- Phail-Durocher mixup. He banned coach Charley Dressen for a month for going over to the Tanks, barred Lippy DurOcher for year for con- duct allegedly detrimental to base ball, let Hickey off with an apology, and only later, when MacPhail was shouting as only MacPhail can, re- buked Larry with gentle wrist tapping.
 Hickey employs Durocher. What of his responsibility? And MacPhail coaxed Dressen to quit the Dodgers for a Yankee job. What of that? It has been our impression that the, man who solicits contract-jumping, if that's what it was, is guiltier than the man he lures into doing it.
 But MacPhail is generally credit ed with having bOomed Chandler into the post, and Hickey is for
The union times., 1947-05-17
UNFAIR PRACTICE

will affect the teams.
The union times., 1947-05-17
Continued from Page One) less than five per cent of all work.

(COnt1nued from Page One) less than five per cent of all work CTS.
 FIVE YEARS AGO IN THE UNION TIMES: Whitney Blake Company, Hamden, using tactics to prevent organization of its em- ployes by Local B-9O with super- numerary police interfering with union organizers distributing copies of THE UNION TIMES. PAINTERS LOCAL l86 set membership war bond quota of $2O,OOO by January l. WILLIAM H. DAVIS. Chairman National War Labor Board, praises labor leaders and labor press for their cooperation in increasing pro- ductiOn since VI day. 100000 POSATL WORKERS tell President Roosevelt they need raises to com- bat increased cost of living as their wage scale is same now as in 1925.
 ITEM from local pastor to the Vincennes Ind.) Sun-COmmer- ci0I:
 'Any wishing to enter into church membership or to have children should notify the Pastor as early as possible.'
 Mad because some newspapers, in spite of themselves, have ex- posed labor-busting bills as labor busting bills, several congressman are considering an investigation and punishment of newspapermen, the New York Herald Tribune dis closed.
 This reminds us of the donkey who spit at mirror because it made him look like an ass.
 History has shown that practical ly every time someone tried to make a man accept democracy by shooting him, the salesman was misrepresenting his goods.
 Petersburg (Va.) PrOgressiue In- des: 3 Men Held in Cigarette Case.
The union times., 1947-05-17
AS WE SEE IT

''They offer no explanation, but many companies say attendance at annual stockhOlder meetings this year has been the best ever."-Wall Street Journal.
 Maybe they have to hear those super-duper profits statements to believe them?
 AN AP report from Henderson vile, N. C., said: ''The Governor flew here from Raleigh today to make his speech and to drO,On the Apple Blossom Queen:"
 A union study at a typical Day. ton, O., plant revealed 71%o of the workers have been forced to cut their families food consumption.
 Suggestion: If the closed shop should be made illegal by Congress, union with closed shop con- tract might be left with no union security whatsoever. It is generally advisable to provide in the contract, therefore, that in the event any portion of the contract is later held illegal the particular subject in- vOlved may be reopened for fur ther negotiation.
 Under this type of provision, if the closed shop (for example) is held illegal, the question of union security would be reopened and the union might urge union shop or some other alternative instead.
 The Army and Navy are trying to get U. s. university jobs for the nazi scientists who developed VI and V-2 bombs. Some of them were brought over here some time ago by the war department. When they leave the army labs at Dayton and go to work educating American youth, we suggest their paychecks be sent to widows and children of the worker families whose men were killed in the V-bomb attacks on England.
The union times., 1947-05-17

UNFAIR PRACIlCE
 I don't see it making much diff ference to the clubs involved. Higbe should win few, good few, in front of the healthy Buc sluggers. But Brooklyn doesn't figure to miss him much, with some able young sters set to step in his spot. He has, n't been a truly effective pitcher for four or five years.
 One further lament at Kirby's leav- ing Flatbush. Some years ago when that excellent right-hander Waite Hoyt was pitching for the Dodgers, he was hit one day by ball. And a fan yelled: Goodness Hert is holt '" Well, good old Hert is gone and now Koiby is leaving the Brooklyn bad lands. What'll the moi6erers of the Kings English do now?
 REFLECTIONS ON CHANDLER
 A long-delayed word about Happy Chandler, baseba1ps high commission CT. Kenesaw Mountain Landis, his predecessor, was no Abe Lincoln, vet he had integrity and there was logic and justice to most of his actions. But Car Chandler has rung up no hits, no
The union times., 1947-05-17

midable and acute baseball execu. tive. So they're still in business, while he isn't doing any good, that we can see, to the national pastime.
The union times., 1947-05-17

runs and plenty of errors in his com paratively brief tenure of office.
 There was too much difference
The union times., 1947-05-17
Calling Elm Straight By BILL MAHONEY
 Federated Press)
Federated Press

Take that Brooklyn trade of Kirby Hgbe and four men There are two main ange to that deal One is the ] of the trade system and ownership of players where the athlete doesn't get of the cash realized him. The other how it 1affec thet taar1C -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
PIREWAY NEWS
BY Mrs. Olivia Harper

Mrs. Clayton Gore of Naklna
spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Harper
had as their Sunday guests MI;
and Mrs. George Clemmons ana
Sons, Alton and Robert Lee, and
Miss Betty Lou Hewitt, all OF
ShaliOtte.
Mrs. Lula Buck, Mrs. Mary
Canady and Major Register, Jr',
were WhitcVille visitors Thurs
day,
Mrs. Almond Stanley was in
Tabor City on business Friday.
x j.
Major Canady Of Tabor City
spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie
Canady.
j.
Mr.. and MIS-. Dawson Harper
and Ike Long were Tabor City
visitors Friday.
Mrs. Dean Long and Mrs. Lu-
la Buck and children spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Long in Dulah.
@ *
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Pickett
spent some time in Dulah with
relatives recently.
j.
A revival meeting which has
been going on the past week at
the Riverside Baptist church,
came TO d close Sunday. Rev.
o. B. Hardwick, the pastor, was
the leader and Pew. Bert Bennett
of Shallotte assisted.
Il *
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Long and
children, Miss Leona Long and
Joe Stanley were Myrtle Beach
visitors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs and
Melvin Long were in Tabor City
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Cookinq Half Of q Turkey

serve 10 to IL people, and will I"
2 to 81 hours to cook, althou
have found that q tender young
kew of this size will cook in les
For the half or quarter tn
dressing may be cooked
bird or in its cavities
The entire surface OF
should, after being VI.
trussed, be rubbed with sal
breast. legs and wings spread
melted butter. Then it should be T.
in the nan on q rack and roasted al
not less than 300 F. nor more 'han
$50 F.
Plain Stufing
y =. melted but &c. bread crumbs
ter or fat, such or half cracker
as bacon. sau- crumbs
sage or chicken / tsp. sage, poui'
3 tbsp. onion, try seasoi
chopped or thyme
Il tsp. pepper
To prepare bread crumbs, take
bread 3 days old, slice and toast un-
til light brown and dry, put through
food grinder, add other Ingredient.
mix we'll and add . little milk OF
water. or even an egg, II stumns
seems too dry. This makes q cups
of stuffing.
You need not toast the bread un:
less you wish. That is an idea OF
mine and like it better that way:
Some people like to soak the bread
in milk or water to soften it.
For sausage stuffing use buik
sausage, cook it until lightly brown
but not too much so, and combine
with bread crumbs and other ingre-
dents as in plain stuffing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Nv BETSY NEWMAN

BIG tom turkeys are now pelns
sold in halves and quarters 70 ~,
commodate medium-sized or smaii
families. n-,,.,
The very latest thing is Turkey
Steaks, and l recently saw demon
stration of making and COOKING
them and ate some afterwards. we
probably will not be seeing them IN
all our butcher shops for t1mesout
in some parts of the country-more
particularly in Texas, l believe they
are being served in restaurants. .,
The steaks are made from skinned
turkeys, with the meat cut on IN
chunks, the light meat kept sepa.
rate from the dark to make dinerent
steaks. The chunks are sliced, three
slices put together and run through
a machine like the one that cube
steaks are put through. After three
operations through the machine the
slices are bound together into one
steak. The steaks we saw were
dipped into milk, then dredged IN
-four and deep fat fried or brollet:.
Whether you have turkey hail.
quarter, or whole bird, roast it &C
cording to The directions that follow
Today's Menu
Fruit Cup
Roast Turkey Stufhng
uIulet Gravy
Cranberry Jelly Mashed Potatoes
Frozen Succotasb Celery Pickles
Pumpkin Pie Cheese Coftee
MINIS
Roast Turkey
Ten or II pounds of turkey,
whether it is halved or whole. will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

Mrs. Clayton Gore OF Naklna
spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Words Of the Wise

The most agreeable Of all COM
panions is a simple, frank man,
without any high pretenslons 70
an oppressive greatness; one VINO
loves life, and understands the
use of it. For such a one. we
would gladly exchange the great.
eat genius, the most brilliant w.t.
WV -(Lessing)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

Supplies of sugar allocated for
United States consumption in
l947 as of June, 1947 provided
for about 90 pounds of refined
sugar per person, 4 pounds less
than the 1859 average but
almost one-fourth more than
last year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
HINTS
oHomemakers

Eliminate farm fire losses by
putting into practice the follow
ing:
/. Kerosene stored in metal
containers outside of house.
2. Metal screen placed IN front
of open fire place in home.
3. Wiring in dwelling cont
pletely rechecked.
4. Fire extinguiSher bought
and placed in convenient loca-
ton in house.
5. All dead leaves removed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

Mrs. Lula Buck, Mrs. Mary
Canady and Major Register, Jr',
were WhitcVille visitors Thurs
day,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

Care in use and storage OF
cleaners goes hand in hand with
getting your moneys worth.
Your cleaners and other equip
ment, such as mopS and broornSs,
lose much of their usefulness II
YOU have to 60 all around ROBIN
Hoods barn to get them.
Ideal storage for your new vac
uum cleaner and other cleaning
equipment is near the place you
use it most often. Keep 1t IN
dry air, not too close to radiators.
Heat is hard on rubber parts.
Empty your cleaner of dust,
or you'll have grand breeding
place for moths. Loosen the
cleaner belt if the manufacturer
suggests it. Always wind the
cord loosely around the clips
that are provided. Store attach
ments in a pocketed bag, baS-
ket, or on round pegs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

Sugar production in the Unit
ed States and principal areas
supplying this country totaled
over 1O.5 million tons for the
l946-47 crop year, largely be-
cause of the sharp increase in
the Cuban crop to Ga million
tons in l947. up almost 2 million
tons from 1916.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

on business Saturday.
u \ X
Miss Matte Mae Watts Of Ma
kina spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs. Lula Long. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Long accom-
panied Miss Watts home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Grice, Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Grice were Ma
kina visitors Sunday.
y
The Primitive Baptist associa-
ton will begin at Myrtle Beach
Friday, Oct. 81, and will contin-
lie through Saturday and Sun
day with dinner spread on the
church grounds all three days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

World sugar production in the
1861 crop year was estimat-
ed at 31.2 million tons, 19 per
cent above the previous year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

paraffin or beesWaX. A pinch
paper or smooth it lightly with
of starch will help keep starch
ed clothes from sticking to the
iron.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

Where legumes follow grain
in a crop rotation system, lime
is very important 1t IS adVls-
able to apply 1000 TO 1000 lbs.
of finely ground dolomitc lime
stone on soils which have not
been lined recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

from around buildings on farm
to eliminate fire hazard brought
about by dry weather.
s. All sparrow nests removed
from buildings.
T, Metal containers provided
for matches.
s. Ladders stored in conven-
lent place; 10 be used in emer-
9ency in case of fire.
Stubborn starch spots left on
the iron can be removed after
the iron coolS by rubbing lightly
with grade 90 steel wool. a mild
securing powder, or cloth
wrung from Soapsuds. If the
IRON sticks during ironing, rub
it on little salt sprinkled on
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
Ia prvni polovinu roku 1947
bylo vyrobeno 2,35O,OOO
automobile,

Detroit. = Ia prvnf polovi-
nu r. 1947 bylo vyrobeno e.
100000 motorovych vozidel,
do cehoz jsou ovsem poc1tany
nejenom osobni automobily,
nvbrz rovnez automobily ma
kladn1.
We stejnych sesti mesicfch
minuleho roku, pTiblizne l.
O15,00 osobnfch aut a truck1
bylo vyrobeno a v techze mes1-
cfch r. 1941 produkce tovaren
byla 1895, 9O1 motorovych vo-
zidel.
Jaka jest vyhlfdka automo-
bilnf industrie v druhe polovi-
ne letosnfho roku, je velmi ne
iiste. Tovarn1ci nevidi zadne
bezprostrednf vyhlidky ma
zlepsenf v kritickem nedostat-
ku oceloveho plechu a obavaji
Sc, re dokonce i nynejsi omeze-
ma zasoba Dude 1plne vycerpa-
ma, kdyz produkce uhlf Dude
omezena neb dokonce zastave-
ma ma nejakou delsf dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
Marsal kanadskeho letectva
Robert Leckie vyznamenan
radem Bileho Iva.

New York (CTK) - V pa.
tex. 27. cervna dekoroval csl
v~yslanec v Ottawe Frantisel
N6mec marsala kanadskeho lie.
tectva Roberta Leckieho fa-
dem Csl. Bfleho Iva II. tfidy
Toto vysoke vyznamenanf bylc
udeleno marsalu Leckiemu &c.
skoslovenskou vladou "a veil
kou PONCE, poskytnutou Kama.
.dou ceskoslovenskym pilotdm
ktefi v dobe druhe svetove val
&c prosli vycvikem ma kanad-
skych letist1ch. Pc slavnost-
MIN aktu nasledovala recepce.
ktere Sc z1castnilo pres 400 O.
sob, mezi nimiz byl i minister
sky pfedseda Mackenzie King
clenove kanadske vlady, diplo-
matickeho sboru a vysokych
ddstojnlkG kanadske armady j
spojeneckych voisk. Mezi no
sly byla take svetova mistryne
v krasobruslen1 Barbara N.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
Navstsva rektora prof. DR..
Bydzovskeho " organisaci
Spojenych narodHI.

New York (CTK) - Dne
80. cervna ~navstfvil rektor Kal
lovy university prof. Dir. Bohu-
mil Bydzovsky ma pozvanf ma
mestka generalniho tajemnika
DIR. Ivana Krny organisac1 Spo-
ienych narod1 v Lake Success.
Vyslanec DIR. Krno pTedstavil
rektora prazske Karlovy uni
versity pfedsedovi Rady bez-
pecnosti velvyslanci Parodimu.
velvyslanci Gromykovi a j.
nym clenGm Rady bezpecnosti.
kteff Sc dotazovali rektora
Bydzovskeho ma situaci v Ces-
koslovensku a Sc zajmem ma
slouchali jeho vyklad1m O csl
skolstvf a pripravovanych osla-
vach 600. vyroci zalozeni Kar-
lovy university, ktere Sc budou
pofadat pr1stim rokem. REX
tor Budzovsky odpovidal pax
take ma dotazy novinafu, akre-
ditovanych u organisace Spo-
jenych narodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
Uvad1a kytiCe.
A.
Napsal BEDRICH

il jednou poslal," pokracovala.
"Pamatuji Sc, ze's prvnl rok ia
kovou kytici re Zabehle posi-
|lal."
"MGze byt, ale az Sc ma to
nepamatuji," odvetil Hrazky
zapaluje 81 doutnlk.
"A proc sis tn PAM nevzal?"
taZala Sc Ease Hrazka upirajic
ma muze sve capable oci.
"A jak jsem 81 il mohl witt,
kdyz jsem 81 chtel witt tebe?"
rozesmal Sc Hrazky. "Coz pax
jsme v Turecku, abych smell
mfti dive zeny?"
Neslysnym krokem vysla pa
nj Hrazka z kancelare a HE
dala ma dvore uvadlou kytici
NaSla il lezfcf mezi drivim.
Vzala il Sc zboznou 1ctou a Cd
nesSi il do pokoje, ulozila il do
zacuvky pradelnlku.
Ia bytice byla vlastne pro nj
znamenfm vftezstvi. Takovou
krasnou a vnadnou zenu opus
til Hrazky k Will nj, vadnouci
w stare panne.
Musel il tedy mfti velice rad.
Uboha, nezkusena zena ne
chapala, re je vlastne otrokyni
Isveho muze, re to byly docela
|jine pohnutky, ktere no prime
ly, ably il podal svou ruku pro
cely zivot.
Zvitezila mad jinou zenou,
ktera il We vsem pfedcila, a to
j dostacilo k .spokojenosti. u
vadla kytice Dude il do smrti
slavnou trofeji a pramenem
spokojenosti. K spokojenosti
lidske dostacf mnohdy jen ma
lickosti. Odloudila muze jine
zene, a "a tn myslenku byla O.
chotna obetovati do smrti vse-
chino, %pracovati "a muze, po-
pratt mt vseho, pTijati ma Sc i
|jeho povinnosti, ba i mysliti "a
neho, treba re ten muz vlastne
nestal "a mic. Ale ten muz byl
JEFF, at byl jakykoliv.
S takovym predsevzet1m vda-
va Sc mnoho zen. Muze "a kaz-
dOu cenui
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
UNRRA chvali CSR Ia inteli-
gentni vyuzitf dodane pomoci.

Sc skoncenim prace UNRRY
byl vydan pTehled stavu zeml,
kde pc valce tato mezinarodni
pomona organisace rozvinula
svoji akci.
Zprava Sc ovsem take tyce
Ceskoslovenska, jehoz situaci
mono povsechn6 p%ovazovat
"a velmi uspokojivou. UNRRA
tax skoncila svou praci jiz pred
n6kolika m6s1ci.
Dodavkv UNRRY dochaZely
V cas-, take pomohly Ceskoslo-
vensku, ably Sc rychle postavilo
ma vlastnf nohy a ably Sc stale
prvni zemi v Europe, jez Sc v
celku pc valce zotavila. Bylo
treba vypomoci hlavne potra-
vinami, kter6 byly vzorn6 roz-
d6lovany. Zem6delskym pla-
mem Ceskoslovensko 81 nashro-
mazdilo jistou zasobu cizich
Vault, kterych niue pouzit ma
nakup nejpotfebnejsfch suro-
vim a jinych vecf ma zvelebeni
sv6ho prdmyslu.
Zprava konstatuje, re roz-
kaz zastavit dalsf cinnost
UNRRY v Ceskoslovensku, ably
bylo mono vydatn6ji podporit
jin6 zeme, nebyl spravedlivy,
protoze pomerna prosperita
Ceskoslovenska v porovnan1 S
jinymi evropskymi cement je
prlmym nasledkem jen dobre-
no hospodaTeni a inteligentnf-
no vyuzitf pomoci, ktere Sc mu
dostalO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11

Mfsto odpovedi Marie Sc
vztycila a pollbila vfele sveho
muze.
"Ale Ultra odjedeme, Jarmi-
le?" tazala Sc. "Kazdy pohled
ma toho vsedniho cloveka pfl-
pomfnal by mi, jakym jsem by
la posetilym devcetem.'
"Te nepTijemnosti zbavime
Sc snadno," usmal Sc Jarmll.
"Zftra opustfme Zabehlou a
vsechny nemile vzpominky bu-
dou ma vzdy pochovany.'
Velik6 vzruseni vzbudila V
Zabehl6 west, re profesorovl
nahle odcestovali. Nejsplse Sc
i'm V Zab6hle nelfbilO. To byl
konecny 1sudek.
Kdyz prisla ranni posta do
Zabehle, mel. take postmlstr
mezi zasilkami krabici adreso-
vanou ma sebe. Divil Sc, kdo
mu co posila, kvapne krabicl
rozbednil a vynal z nj uvadlou
kytici. Ami carky dopisu ne
bylo pfilozeno, zasilka byla O.
devzdana v postovni ambulan-
ci We vlaku ma ceste do Prahy.
Chvfli ziral Hrazky prekva-
pen ma podivnou zasilku, po-
tom kytici vyhodil otevrenym
oknem ma dvur.
"Co je to-" tazala Sc no
manzelka.
"N6kterE filuta 81 re mne u
emil Sprym a postal mi postou
suchou kytici," Tekl Hrazky a
lhostejne zabral Sc do prace.
PAM postmistrova vsak pre-
&c Sc podivala, KIDD kytici "a
slal.
marie Budilovska," stale
ma 1strzku postovniho pruvod-
niho l1stku.
Dlouhou chvfli sedela PAM
Hrazka pohlfzejic ma osudna
dive slova.
"Tys mel znamost S PAM pro
fesorovou, kdyz byla svobod-
na?" otazala Sc pojednou sve-
no muze.
"No, MEL" odvetil lhostejne.
"Ona ii vrac1 kytici, kterous
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
Benderovci stihani " Tatrach
ma Slovensku.

Bradshaw. - Policie stiha
|cleny Benderovcu, kteri, jak Sc
mysll, skryvajf Sc v Tatrach.
Pronasledovanf bylo zahajeno
kdyz doslo Ike srazce, v nfz by
Ii diva policiste a tri chodci "a
Bit. Vetsina Benderovcn je
slozena z byvalych esesmanI,
uprchlych valecnych zlocincn,
byvalych spehG a deserterG.