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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07

We stredu, dine IL. 1nora pri-
pada 1873. vyroc1 narozenf A
brahama Lincolna, jednoho z
nejlepslch a nejmilovanejs1ch
p~residentd Spojenych Statn, je-
hoz pamatka jest uct1vana ce-
lou nas1 vlast1 a celym svetem.
Abraham Lincoln sc narodil r..
1nora roku 1909 V Hodgenville
V Kentucky, byl synem chude-
no farmare a vyrostl takrka
bez jakehokoliv skoln1ho vide
lan1. Bylo mu FL rok1, kdyz
rodina pTestehovala sc do sire
dn1ho Illinoisu, kde Sc mlady
Lincoln nadale zabyval hrubou
prac1 a dvakrat tez doprovazel
lodn1 naklad zboz1 do Noveho
Orleansu, kde poprve spatril
hrGzy otroctv1, coz zanechalo
|trvaly vliv ma cely jeho dalsf
zivot. Pozdeji sc stall poStmis-
trem v New Salem, ILL.,, kde 81
pilnymi student nahrazoval
SkOlnl VZdelan1 a pOSleZe Sc
stall pravn1kem. V te dobe jiz
jeyil veliky zajem O politiku,
byl zvolen do statnf legislatury
a do kongresu a konecne roku
1861 byl V republikanske kon-
Ivenci v Chicago navrzen ma u
Trad p~residenta. Byl zvolen ma
protiotrokaTske platform6 a
Itemef V zapet1 nasledovalo Cd
Istepen1 jizn1ch statG a obcan-
ska valka. Ia ctyri roxy byl
zvolen podruhe a IA. dubna r.
1865 byl zastrelen Wilkesem
Boothem We Fordove divadle We
w ashingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
MlStnl ZprdVy.
VsEM LIDEM DOBRE vULE.

Sdruzen1 Ceskoslovenskych
Spolk1 v Baltimore v ramci mi
lionove sb1rky American Relief
for Czechoslovakia usneslo sc
poradati unorovou sbirku JIG
vynos Dude venovan ma zaTize-
nj dStskych mennonite " Praze
znicenych pTi naletu americ-
kych letadel omylem vrzenych
bomb, v 1noru roku 1915.
ZnovuzT1zen1 a vybaven1 o.
bou d6tskych nemocnic spolec-
ne Sc sedmi mateTskymi a det-
skymi klinikami je rozpocteno
ma pill milionu dolar1. Balti-
morska sb1rka Dude nasfm pT1-
spevkem k tomuto tax vysoce
potrebnemu 1celu, uvedom1me-
Ii sobe, re 800 vsech ceskoslo-
venskych dftek potTebuje le-
kaTskeho osetTenf a zdravotni
instituce mali pouze jednu ire
thu m1sta pro tuberkulosnl dit
ky potTebujfcf hospitalisace.
Dale We Slezsku a ma Sloven-
sku kde stala fronta, sta a sta
dftek zivoTf We zboTenist1ch
podvyzivou seslablych, bez O.
dolnosti v1ci nemocem, despe-
ratn6 potrebujfcfch lekarskeho
~oSetTenf.
American Relief rozhodl sc
pomoci temto b6dnym d1tkam
opatrenfm a vypravenfm peti
pojfzdnych klinik techto Uni
cenych okres1ch.
Kazdy kdo ma srdce citelne
prisp6je pri vzpomince, re ma
Sc dftky, nase domovy, nase in
stituce byly usetfeny a jake d.
kaz naSf vdecnosti pomGzeme
temto novodobym mucednikum
ku zlepsenf jejich zdravf a "a
chranenf jich pro budoucnost
naseho naroda Ceskosloven-
skeho. inv
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07

Chcete-li Gerstve OVOCE a
ZELENINU zajdete 81 k panu
A. KLIMESOVI, St.
do North-Ea Trznice
On Vas rad obslouzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07

Pan BOA J. Svejda, mattel
importnf firmy American Cze-
choslovak Advertising Co. a
klenotnickeho zavodu Godfrey
Horologist, 1889 E. Monument
St. blfze Montford Ave. prave
obdrzel dopis cd American Re
lief for Czechoslovakia, 3917
West 26th St., Chicago : %, H.,
Sc zadostf prfsp6vek We pros
pech ceskoslovenskych det1 v
nasf krasne stare vlasti. Nez
odesle jeho prfspevek, zada ce,
lou ceskoslovenskou verejnost
O maly prfsp6vek, tax re by mo-
hly byti zaslany spolecne. On
v9rf, re u Vas vsech tluce prave
ceskoslovenske srdce a zadny z
Vas neodmftne.
Pozadejte Vase pfatele, Va
Sc spolky, Vase pen6zn1 1stavy.
obchody kde kupujete a doufa,
re zadny neodrekne.
PTineste prfspevek do jeho
obchodu. Vsechny pTlspevky
budou oznameny tonic case
pisu a tez dostanete stvrzenku
z Chicago.
Ceskoslovenske Baltimore a
okolf nikdy nezklamalo V pod
porovani nasf stare vlasti.
Vase pro dlte.
Nezklame j nynl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
SBfRKA.

Minulou ned6li, 2. 1nora We
3 bod. odpol. konala Sc velmi
zdaTila schGze cinovn1k1 Ma
rylandskeho Sok. Okrsku Zupy
Vychodn1. Pc ukoncen1 br.
Ant. Novotny. Glen Sokola Cur
tbs Bay podnikl sb1rku ma ceske
sirotky We stare vlasti, ktera wy
nesla S31.00. Pen1ze odevzda-
ny pfftomnemu konsul. zastup-
CT 6. S. R. br. Vaclavu Primu-
SOW k dals1mu odeslanf.
Zprava o vysledku schuze
cinnovn1kd Marylandskeho O.
krsku Dude otisknuta v pT1stlm
elsie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
OPERENCU ZIMA .
Frank J. Rosner:

Cimcaruje vrabec v housti
elm caruje, CHM -?
doleha fla zima ma n6j,
to ia dobTe vim!
Nejen vrabcak horekuje,
zpevny ptacek tez =
hraz Jim p1rka pfipaluje,
snfh pada v peles.
Tt v zahradce u pffbytku
CHI tvaTe zT1t,
hlad je pud1 z lesa ven,
vzdyf nechtej1 zemr1t.
Drobty, jez jim dobre deti
nahazely v sn1h,
zachrani je, obnov1 jim
zivot, Ease sm1ch.
Starostlivym detem operenc
vdecn1 jsou,
zpevem SWIM a sveholenim
radost prinesou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
Zpravy z Filadelfie.
ZE SOKOLA
HILADELPHTA

Bylo mi ulozeno abych touto
cestou vyslovil dix bratffm a
sestram v Curtis Bay "a pohos-
tent nas1ch zastupcd ma Okrs-
kove schuzi dine 2. unora. Proto
bratre redaktore, bud tax do
Dry a skrtni tam neco mensf
dulezitosti abych mohl sdelit
tamejs1 jednote, re nam chut-
naly ty jaternice a ten gulas.
Bratru Svitakovi mann vyrfdit
Cd nasich devcat, ably pry S tou
harmonikou chodil ma vsecky
pffst1 schdze, re pry Sc jiz dlou
no tax nevytancovaly.
Lituji, re schGze tie nebylo
pritomno vice clen6 cd mas,
zvlaste onech, kteff stale jest6
tvrdl, re anglicka rec sokolske
veci skod1. SchGze byla vede-
ma vyhradne anglicky a bylo
poetsitelno videt, kterak do jed
mani mist Sc mlade clenstvo i
dorost. I bratr Capek, mas no
w zupnf nacelnfk promluvil k
nam anglicky a z toho CO nam
fekl bylo cftit 1ctu a lasku k
Sokolstvu. Nezalez1 tolik ma
tom kterou reel city svoje Wy
|jadrfme, nybrz ma tom, jake CT
ty v srdci chovame. Kdyby-
chom dovedli vsichni vychovat
nase deti jake byl vychovan on,
nemuseli bychom m1ti obav, re
anglicka rec Sokolstvo znic1.
SveTila Sc nam nase Erma,
re pry z Belcampu pTijedou
bratT1 ma mas Snowfall Dance
Byl jsem totiz zvolen hlavou
nas1ch direktor1 a moj1 povin-
nost1 jest starati Sc O to, ably Sc
nam nezborila Sokolovna. A ia
isem videl tn "Batovu chasu"
tancovat tam v Curtis Bay, a ia
jsem videl co ia podlaha tam
zkusila a proto pro jistotu ma
Tfdil jsem podlozit podlahu a
podepfft zaklady. TAX jen pfi-
jedte bratri a sestry, budete
mann vsichni srdeene v1tani.
Ma konec chci sc jeste uni
nit nekolika slovy O tom, re me-
Ii bychom mezi s sebou pesto-
vati upTfmnejsi bratrstvf. Ma
MAST ceste do Curtis Bay, byla
mole v1ra v toto bratrstv1 slime
otTesena. Bratr starosta T1ka.
re pry S sebou voz1 casio stare
dedky a re nema cas- Sc zasta-
vovat pred kazdym doktorem.
proto pry S sebou vozi rozlicne
leky. Kdyz jsem potion pocal
trpeti "nezazivnost1", samo-
zrejme, re me hned nabfdl la
hev "mediciny." Nazyvala Sc
tusim Canadian Club. Cd to-
hoto okamziku jsem pocal po-
chybovati O opravdovem bratr-
stvf v nasf jednote. Nez jsem z
lte lahve vytahl zatku, mel jsem
cely jejf obsah v rukave. Ona
mela otvor take vespod. Bratr
starosta sc Size vymlouval, re o
tom nevedel, re pry Sc to muse
10 staff teprve cestou, ale ia no
nam slime v podezrenf, re We
del dobre re ktereho konce sc
z te ''flasky" Pile a Re me to
zapomnel rfci z1myslne. Proto
mluvfm O leps1m bratrstvl. Ne
m1ze prece byti dobrym bra
trem ten, kdo necha druheho
trpet zaludecnf nemoc1 a lele
mu pri tom "leky" do rukavG.
How about it Gene?
Sykora,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
Kandidati ma misto starosty.

Minute 1tery, behem pouhych
2 hodin byly vyplneny certifi-
to thema rozprava ma stanlclch
zitelI Voleb. Jsou to pp.:
Kongresn1k Thomas Dale
sandro, Jr. a John O. Ruther-
ford, 1rednfk Mestskeho Sou
du. Prihlasky ku primarkam
must byt ucineny do 1. bfezna
a do te dolby Sc proslycha, re sc
pfihlasf jeste vice prominent.
Mich politikafG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
Henry Wallace pozvan do
Ceskoslovenska.

Praha (CTK) = Ministr in
formacf Vaclav Kopecky po-
zval americkeho statn1ka a pu-
blicistu Henry Wallace k nav
steve Ceskoslovenska. V tele-
gramu Wallaceovi pfse Kopec-
ky mimo jine:
mas lid 81 pTeje Vas poznat,
nebot o Vas slysel a cetl. Zvu
Vas k navsteve Ceskoslovenska
abyste je poznal a presvedcil
Sc O budovatelskem 1sili csl.
lidu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
SOCHARSKA

Dude Sc konati cd 9. 1nora do
Is. brezna 1947 v Baltimore
Museum of Art pod zastitou
"Sculptors Guild of Maryland
Cena $500 Dude tento rok u
delena umelci neb skupine So
chart vystavujfcfm a jejichz
vystavene pTedmety sc budou
~vyznamenavati originalitou d.
Ilezitosti aneb budou slibne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
Co ma byti ucinsno s kontrolou
naimH?

Tuto sobotu, 8. 1nora cd 3
do $3.50 bod. odpol. Dude ma to-
katy kandidat1 u Rady Pfehl1-
CHS Radiove S1ti.
Clenove A. F. l.. a c.. I. 0.
zaujmou ma teto d1lezite roz-
prave svoje stanovisko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
VYSTAVA.

Walterova Um6lecka Galerie
poTada zvlastn1 vystavu eva
tercolors by Barge" cd 1. mora
do 16. bTezna 1947
GALERIE XIV.
Tuto nedeli, 9. mora We 3
hodiny odpol. pan Edward S.
King Dude tam mfti prednasku
ma thema "Barye in Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
re A A
We stribre, &c. ledna 1947
CeskOslovenskO.
Vazena redakce!

CeSkOSlOVonSkO.
Vazena redakce!
Dovoluji 81 Van zaslati male
prispevky do Vast redakce:
Nam "Telegraf" predplaceny
cd svych prfbuznych ma rok, a
vsak chodf mne dosti nepravl-
define. Doufam, re Sc pravidel-
ma dochazka casem uprav1. Jak
vim cd mych pr1buznych, KITE
rych zije v Americe 5 robin, Jiz
rozvetvenych, ctou clanky z
vlasti velmi radi. Jen myslim,
re O okupaci i dobe porevoluc-
nj byli jiz ~informovani dosti.
Kdybych dostavala Vas casopis
v cas-, mohla bych jaksi lepe ma
vazat ma Vase clanky. Ones
zasilam 8 kratke clanky. jake
prvy: K clanku z 20. zar1:
Krajanske verejnosti
Baltimore!
Mile, hrejive mile mas pote-
Sill clanek, We kterem Sc Anne.
rictf Cesi starajl o ceskou skolu
v Baltimore. Ano, draz1 kra-
Jane, mus1te postupovat Sc vsi
Ilaskou a houzevnatost1, ably Sc
ceska rec i v Americe udrzela.
Udrzet il musfte jiz proto, re
tam Dude pc mnoho roku ceska
krev kolovat. Az vymfe gene
race ktera do Ameriky odlela
pred 80 i vice roxy a ceskou
krev tam vyvezla ably jejich de-
I'll a ieste techto deti = jiz 2 u
city Ike svym zemTelym pred
kim, byli oddane primknuti ke
vsemu co je ceske. My dobre
VINE, re vsichni cest1 rodaci v
Americe zijfci, jste prece !e-
nom nekdy We sve volne a kid
ne chvilce mezi nami. Prece
Vas k nam poutajf mlsta naro-
zeni a vzpomlnky ma svoJe mia
df. Pripojujeme Sc Sc skrom-
nou prosbou, pos1lejte svoJe de-
ii do ceske skoly, at je zaplne-
ma az pod strechu.
Druhy clanek:
TX Americkemu i ceskosloven-
skemu Sletu!
Cteme O americkem sletu v r.
1947, Dude snaha i cd mas W.
slati sokolskou delegaci, zatlm
prva zprava mi, pry stoclen-
nou. A kolik mas jeste zbyva.
kterf bychom velmi radi jeli
ale neni nam to bohuzel finan.
cne dostupne. Budeme peclive
|sledovat jak Sc pTipravuJete a
tom lax Sc Yam slet vydaril $
mechanic vypravet cd tecf
stastnejsich. Ia to vsak Sc VS.
pflf zacfname S prfpravami ne
nas slet v r. 1913. abychom bez
vadne a dokonale pfipraven
mohli privftat Vas America
prfznivce a sokoly. Ono Sc nan
LAS velmi tezce zacina, V mno
ha pTipadech mista starycl
zkusenych organisatoru, auto
ri telocvicnych a hudebnlcl
: skladeb jsou prazdna. Ma tat
, mfsta Sc divame jak ma krvace
ifcf rany - zp1sobene zlotri
-|Ivmi nemci. Zaciname S prazd
-n1mi, znicenymi archivy a knl
hovnami.
! Pres to, pres vsechno, bud
aInas slet v roce 1913 slavny
velkolepy jake vsechny pre-
|tim. Zveme Vas jiz nyni :
lpTiiedte a hodne Vas - Dude
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
Katolicti Valecni Vetersni
budou miti konvenci.

Prvn1 Statn1 Konvence Kato-
lickych Valecnych Veteranu,
Inc, Statu Maryland Dude Sc
konati v sobotu, 8. 1nora We
War Memorial v Baltimore.
Jest rozvrzena ma 2 zasedan1 a
luncheon. Zacatek Dude V 10
hodin dopol. AS 800 delegate
Sc Dude pod1leti ma teto Kon-
venci. Predsedati Dude Henry
c.. Evans, Statn1 Velitel Katol.
Valec. VeteranG. Ma Luncheo-
nu promluv1 Maj. Gen. Manton
S. Eddy, Deputy Commander
2he armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-07
International Center Y.M.C.A

Mrs. Janet DeCarter, Teditel-
ka cinnosti pro dospele ozna-
mule, re Sc jest6 v International
Centru, 26 S. Broadway kona
zapis ma pozdnf zimnf tT1dy
.italstiny, Fecnenf a hry bridge.
" nedeli, 9: 1nora We 4 no.
diny odpoledne Dude zahajen
v Centru Spanelsky Fair a Buff
fet "a Tfzenf predsedky "Faria"
81. Dolores Nelson. Tento "Vy-
rocnf Trh" Dude mfti zaj1mave
atrakce a vystavku.
- Dne IA. 1nora ma den sv.
Valentino Dude v Centru uspo-
Fadan "A Gay Nineties BALI.
Dostavte Sc v kosttymech. Pr
.teto prflezitosti vystoup1 a pf1-
tonne pobavf "Old Town Four"
(barber shop quarted) a tanec-
nfci a tanecnice z Estelle Den
mis- Studio.
K informaci nasich ctenaT1
poznamenavame, re Y.M.C.A.
international Center je veden
reditelkou 81. Helenou Garvin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
Convicts Pay Bank
But With Blood

ATLANTA, Ca, W.D-Prisoners
at Atlanta's federal penitentiary,
many of them serving sentences
for bank irregularities, are paying
the bank. But they are not paying
back the banks they are alleged tc
have robbed, MOI are they paying
in dollars and cents, They are pay
ing blood.
Every week Is or 80 inmates Of
the prison make contributions tc
the Grady Hospital Blood Bank.
and the precious fluied is saving
hundreds of lives each year.
The Grady Blood Bank is looked
upon by other Atlanta hospitals
the same way commercial banks
look. upon the Federal Reserve
Bank. When a private hospitals
blood supply runs low, it borrows
from the bank-and at a high rate
of interest. Each patient who re-
| ceives a TRANSMISSION is expected tt
get two additional donors to give {
pint of blood each. BY means o:
this cycle, the bank manages tt
keep up its supply.
One would think that under this
system the bank would soon have
a large surplus, but much of the
blood is not suitable for transfu'
! sions. However, it is not wasted. L
is converted into plasma, which
can be used in many cases where
/ whole blood is not required.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
SEVEN YEAR OLD
RESCUES MOTHER
Child Suffers Burns In Aid
ing Mother From Stag
Pile

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 80 Up-
seven-year-old Catherine zurensk !
n,,shed her way through a crowd
~ Mortified neighbors today to
uosc,,a her mother from a burning
b child's mother, Mrs. Lucille
z1renski, %, slipped into a cave
in in her back yard. The burning
Stag scared her bare feet, IN
flicting third degree burns.
Neighbors, hearing Mrs. Zuren-
skis screams for help. ran to the
scene but hesitated to help her for
fear that they too would sink into
the abandoned Stag pile.
But the young daughter ran
from the kitchen, pushed through
the group Of stunned helpless
neighbors. She extended her hand
to her mother who then pulled her
self from the smoking pit.
The Zurenski home is built on a
foundation ''fill" of Stag and mine
slate. Mrs. Zurenski said that for
some time fumes had been escap-
ing from the ground.
The home is one Of a group OF
houses built near the Castle Shan
non mine company which has
been worked out more than 10
years ago.
Mrs. Zurenski was crossing her
yard at the time of the accident
to get a newspaper for details OF
a mine cavern in which her uncle
and another man were killed IN
a slat fall earlier in the day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
SPANS Leading
Bull Fighter
Is Entombed

CORDOBA, Spain, Aug. 3o.-P)
The body of Manolete, carried
through the streets on the should
ers of his comrades Of the bull
ring, was entombed today. All
Spain mourned the loss of her
greatest bullfighter.
Civil Governor Alfonso Orti es-
timated there were 100, 900 mourn
ers in the funeral procession and
lining the streets Of Cordora,
Manolete's home town. The 30:
year-old Manolete, whose real
name was Manuel Rodriguez, died
yesterday of injuries suffered in
the bull ring at Linares.
While the procession wound its
way over the ancient cobblestone
streets Of Cordora a military
plane flew overhead dropping
thousands Of cut flowers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
LOCAL WEATHER
Continued from Page One)

vided the nation into contrasting
hot and cool halves Sunday.
The band reached from Lake
Erie, near Cleveland, westward
through Chicago, southern Iowa
and then northward into Montana.
North of the line readings were
comfortable, generally in the So's;
South of the line it was hot.
The midwest, weary of Augustus
parching heat, took another beat
ing Saturday as heat wave condl-
tons prevailed in most sections.
Mid-afternoon temperatures in
Guided readings Of 103 at Wichita,
Kans., 1O2 at Kansas City, Mo-,
81 at Burlington, Ia. and 90 at
Chicago. The Chicago reading
made the 18th day this month in
which temperatures there rose
above 80, an all-time record.
Sundays temperatures will be
in the COS generally from Nebras-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
INDIA SLAUGHTER
Continued from Page One)

ciplined troops have failed to carry
out their orders. The Gurkhas
are natives of Nepal, neither
Hindu nor Moslem, and their rec
ords are spotless.
The difficulty is that there sim
ply are not enough Gurkhas to
police thousands of square miles
and convince both sides that the
fiendish killings must stop upon
pain of instant death.
Another rising danger is that
of plague. Sanitation systems
have broken down and thousands
Of unburied bodies are lying where
they fell, rotting in the monsoon
rains. Doctors fear outbreaks Of
cholera and other diseases.
One place where Indian soldiers
have maintained discipline and
prevented wholesale slaughter is
Nankana Sahib, the Bethlehem of
the Sikhs, so miles east of Lahore.
I visited Nankana Hahib today
and found Maj. j. M. Sheridan, a
grand nephew of the U. S. Army's
Civil war hero, Gen. Philip H.
Sheridan, and two companies of
Indian soldiers protecting Is, 900
Sikhs.
Maj. Sheridan is an 1rishman
from County Meath. He and his
two companies arrived Wednes-
day, just in time to prevent the
Moslems from butchering the
Sikhs and burning their temple.
Nankana Sahib is like an island
of Sikhs in a sea of Moslems.
Every Moslem I saw on the way
from Lahore had a spear, a
scythe or a club. Sheridan's
troops had to fight their way
through the mobs of Moslems pre-
pairing to besiege Nankana Sahib.
Two or his soldiers were wound
ed, one seriously, by snipers in
a nearby village. Sheridan had
to have the house in which the
Shippers were hiding destroyed by
m%ortars to bring the snipers out.
Monsoon rains have flooded
this area and made it difficult for
Sheridan to round up stray Sikhs
in villages and get them into the
security of Nankana Sahib. Sikhs
have struggled in and told of their
villages being wiped out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
By PETER BOGGS

Many a dog has the difficult as
signment of defending himself in
court Of law when somebody &C
cuses him of being vicious. Hun
dreds of dogs have been con-
demned to death because Of in
ability to state their cases.
"Nappy," a four : months old
pointer, ? was sitting in Judge
Hale's court in Cleveland, Ohio,
with his master who was waiting
to answer the complaint that he
"allowed a vicious dog 20 run at
large" "Nappy" was the alleged
ly vicious dog.
Now "Nappy'' probably had
never heard Of the book How to
Win Friends and influence Peo-
ple," but like all dogs he was
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BENDlX RACE
CONTINUED from Page One)

and winnings in the 1850 Bendix
trophy race from Van Mugs, Calf,
to Cleveland, the opening feature
Of the National Air races:
Paul Mantz Of Burbank, Calf.
400 MPH.
Joe De Bona Of Beverly Hills,
Calf, 1882 MPH.
Edmund Lunken Of Cincinnati,
o. ALA MPH.
Bruce Gimbel Of Greenwich,
Conn. 4o4.o MPH.
William Eddy Of La Jolla, Calf,
376.5 MPH.
Tommy Mayson Of Burbank,
Calf, $3.50 MPH.
F. E. Wilton of Indianapolis,
Ind, 5000 MPH.
William P. Lear Jr., of North
Hollywood, Calf, 1926 MPH.
x-Jane Page Hlavacek Of Will
mette, ILL.,, 247.8 MPH.
(x-For being the first woman
to finish).
Other entries:
William P. Odom Of Roslynn,
N. Y, failed to take off because
Of a gas leak.
Joseph Kinkella, of Kingman,
| Ariz., forced down at Pueblo, Colo.
Diana Cyrus of Santa Paula,
Calf, reported down 8 p. m.
(EST).
James c. Ruble Of Houston, Tex,
unreported at deadline.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST .,

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the New England and region ID
lantic states. middle Il.
cs In the Pacific nogsawss. ,,.
also was on the pyogr. |ea,;
temperatures about seS sa. Wit
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more accomplished in such under
takings than Dale Carnegie's hui
man advices. 1t SO happened that
a prior case was before the court
one in which two lawyers were
engaged in lengthy argument.
When his master absentmindedly
relinquished his hold on Map
py's" leash, the dog took advan-
tage of his freedom to edge away
and make for the front Of the
courtroom.
Perhaps 'Nappy" didn't know
that the Judge was the man to
be influenced, but he ignored
everyone else in the courtroom
and made his way directly to the
bar. 1t was only a minute or so
before two paws and a nose
showed themselves from behind
the bench. The Judge raped for
order as laughter filled the court
room and, calling for a recess Of
the suit in progress, he asked that
the dogs case be brought before
the court.
Testimony was given attempting
to prove that "Nappy" was
vicious and should be condemned
to death. Apparently the puppy's
cottoning to the magistrate con-
firmed the defendants statement
thai whatever had happened in
the past was due to playfulness
and not to viciousness. The Judge
found "Nappy" not guilty. 1t was
his silent but effective testimony
that enabled "Nappy" to win the
case. That and influential friendli-
ness.
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THE QUESTION BOX

Question: What is the best
method to teach a dog not to jump
up on people? I have tried STEP
ping on his back paws but il
doesn't seem to do any good
G K.
Answer: When a dog Jumps
upon you, take his front paws in
your hands and walk him back.
wards. Do this every time. This
method of training seems to work
when others have failed.
Question: How soon after feed.
ing my collie puppy can l safely
exercise him?-T. B. c.
Answer: A dog should not be
given strenuous exercise until 30
minutes after he has been fed.
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REV. O. 1. HINSON

DURHAM, Aug. 30.-P-The
Rev. o. I. Hinson, 70, member OF
the North Carolina Methodist
conference for more than 40
years, died at his home in Dur
ham at $3.50 o'clock this morning
as a result Of heart trouble.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock at Calvary Methodist
church which he served from 1890
to 1884.
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Palenville, N. Y, is the legen-
dairy home of Rip Van Wrinkle.
There was a fortification there
during the Revolution. From the
town the road leads to a beautiful
ravine halfway up the mountain.
designated by Washington Irving
as the place where Rip slept.
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CANNES Mute Testimony
.Sdped Him From Sentence

$50 that the larger and stronger
pups will not steal from The weak
er.
CITY PASSED GOOD DOG Law
In the city council Of Gi,roy,
California, there are two or three
ardent dog lovers. Fearing, per-
hape that there were some poor
dogs in their city who were I'M
justly condemned. the council re-
Gently passed an ordinance estab-
fishing a "bill of rights" for dogs.
Under its terms, any dog tina. is
charged with being a nuisance
will have the right Of trial before
the Police Judge. 1t is hoped that
thi law will do away with the
needless shooting of dogs by po-
licemen aad others who in the
past, have Independently set them
selves up as Judge and Jury.