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Evening star., 1948-11-12
By AnqeIina J. CorobelIi
speeioI Correspondent Of The s.or

SpGStOt AOreSpCNOeNi OF iiie S'o'
MIDDLEBURG, Va, Nov. PA
good proportion of the country's top
cross s-country performers have ar
rived here for the 18th annual fall
meeting of the Middleburg Hunt
Race Association to be held tomor-
row on the GlenWood Park race
course. The diversified five-race
program will start at 1880 o'clock.
Highlighting the well-balanced
card of fat, brush and timber rae
ing is the Mary Mellon Steeple-
chase. a handicap ever the testy
2i9 mile course. One of the most
valuable fixtures on the hunt race
circuit, the feature carries purse
of $4,000 added money.
Inaugurated IN 1916 to honor the
late Mrs. Paul Mellon. the classic
has been won by noted stakes per-
formers. The initial event was won
by Rokeby Stables American Way.
victor in the recent Grand National
at Belmont Park. Last year the
feature was taken by G. H. CPete'
BOStWlcK'S Little Sdnnmle. winner OF
numerous stakes on metropolitan
courses.
Thirteen entries representing II
racing interests are entered in to-
morrow's running. Heading the
field is Rokeby's Genancoke, re-
cent winner of Pimlico's Battleshir
Steeplechase Handicap. Adding an
international flavor is Luan Casca
a highly regarded English import
making his debut for Graham Grant
of Toronto, Canada. Others in
clude Ella A. Widener's Adaptable
winner of Wednesdays $4,000
added Manly Steeplechase at Pim-
lico, G. H. Bostwick's Gunboats
Lowry Watkins Tourist List, Sam
uel r. Fry's Joaljoy, Del Casinos
No Call, Mrs. Joseph B. Ryant
Cloonshee, Brookmeade Stables
Evening star., 1948-11-12

public to know how good they
are. A college team can get by
with one or two stars, but in this
league you've got to have II
standouts or you're sunk"
We we're curious to know how
Detroit's new ownership was TAX
ing the bumps.
Were owned by the greatest
bunch of businessmen in Mich
igan. We have a nine-man board
to run the club and they want
winner. After the team lost five
in a row they decided to throw a
luncheon for the boys. After
feeding them they let the play
ers draw lots for nine 500 suits,
a half-dozen radios, six $40 hats
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Crack Cross-Country Horses
Vie at MiddIeburg 7 tomorrow

Band Leader, Mrs. James P. Nc
Cor ks Black Fox Run. Sham
rock Stables Lion Rampant and
Mrs. Stephen C. Clark, jr.'s, entry
Trough Hill and My Good Man.
Absent from the lineup will be
Little Sammie and American Way
Little Sammie broke down while
training for this renewal and Amer
lean Way is at Pimlico.
Weights for the Mary Mellon and
the Sunnybank. a 2-mile hurdle
race that opens the card, are to be
announced late today. Other events
to be contested are the Dresden, a
emile brush event; the Gerald B.
Webb, jr., Memorial, 3l2-mile
timber feature, and the Brookhill
a IA mile fiat race over the turf
course
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Dutch Cyclists Train
For Six-Duy Races

Aerie Vooren, champion bike rider
of Holland, and his riding mate,
Gerard Van Boek, arrived in Wash
ington this morning to train for the
international six-day bicycle race
starting November % at the Armory.
The pair will join two other Hol-
landers, Ben Remekes and Chris
Van Gent, in workouts at the Po-
to;nac Park Speedway. Eighteen
riders have arrived here to date for
the racec
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Caps, F|ashy victors
Over Bullets, Honor
|0wn Tar Heels

North Carolina night will be OBJ
served by the Washington Capitols
in honor of Horace cBonesD Nc
Kinney and Leo Katkaveck tomor-
row night when the Caps, sensa-
tional victors over the champion
Bullets in Baltimore last night, To-
So, go after their sixth successive
Basket Ball Association game
against the Fort Wayne Pistons at
Uline Arena at 8:45 O'Clock.
A number of Tar Heels Journey
ing here to witness the North Caro-
lima Maryland football game at
Griffith Stadium tomorrow are ex-
pected to remain to pay tribute to
two of the foremost collegiate bas-
keters turned out of the Carolinas
in recent years.
Mckinney was a brilliant star at
Durham High and later at North
Carolina State. However, he trans
ferred to North Carolina U. after
the war, and experienced his
brightest season under Coach Ben
Carnevale, now Of Navy, prior to
tuIA1lk pO.
Katkaveck, Washington's promis-
ing rookie, captained the North
Carolina State Southern Conference
champions last season and presently
is regarded as one of the most
promising players to crash BBA
ranks this season.
Washington's was a story book
finish that found it outscoring the
|bewildered champion Bullets in the
final period, 27-10, at the Balti-
more Coliseum last night while
Transforming an apparent rout into
victory.
It remained for Kleggie Hermsen,
6-foot, 9inch leading scorer of the
Bullets last season with SIS points,
to climax the uphill fight.
Kleggie was awarded two foul
shots at a time Washington was
trailing, 67-68, and made good on
both. Only seconds remained when
Capt. Bob Feerick was fouled, and
likewise cashed in tn clinch the de-
cision.
The Caps were trailing at half
time, 26-37. and at the three-quar-
ter mark, 1853.
srANnrNrS
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Detroit's Dudley Ready to Worry Skins Sunday
With oeked Thon Record indicates
: Thon Record indicates

and a couple TO SIS gift purchase
certificates.
1.-The fellows never had been
treated like that before, so they
went out the next Sunday and
knocked of Green Bay to show
their appreciation. We really
have a great bunch of men be-
hind our club and they're in the
football business to stay"
KerbaWy thinks the Lions have
one Of the finest passers in the
league in Fred Enke, whose rec
ord shows 68 completions in 142
attempts for 1856 yards and seven
touchdowns. And they still have
Clyde LeForce from last year.
He was one of the collegiate hot
shots at Tulsa two years ago.
Put them in backfield with
Dudley and Camp Wilson and
it Is potentially one of the best
in the league. 1t could give the
Skins lot of trouble.
McMlll1n thinks so highly OF
Enke he put him at quarterback
in the first exhibition game, even
though he'd been a halfback in
college.
THE first pass he threw against
Philadelphia was intercepted by
Pete Pihos, who'd been a star
under 30 at Indiana" Kerbawy
related.
All the Lions color is not con-
fined to Bo's silvery hair or
KerhaWy's haberdashery. The
team wears Honolulu blue and
silver. scarlet and white and all
black. They'll wear black Sun
day. But not for mourning. The
blues aren't back from the laun-
dry and the scarlet looks too
much like the Redskins bur-
gundy.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Peterson-Sikorski Match
Heads UIine Mat Show

Pete Peterson, crowd pleasing
newcomer from Los Angeles who
defeated Joe Ludlum last week, re-
turns to action on the weekly rass-
| ling show at Uline Arena. Monday
night against George Sikorski in a
one-fall finish feature. ..
The two-out-of- three fall Austral-
ian tag team match brings together
Cousins Rudy and Wally Dusek
against Jim Wallis and Tarzan
Frank Hewitt. In Commute time
limit matches Geza Tako engages
Rocco Columbo and Arnold Skaa-
land meets Red Kirkpatrick.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
London l20s Romp

Langdon Schools 120-pound foot
ball team trounced Georgetown
Prep, 31-7, yesterday at Landon
Freddy Miller paced the LandolI
attack with four touchdoWns and
an extra point from placement.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

their second
wind before
plunging for
ward into the
finals. Such
is not the
case here. To-
morrow, our
time-honored
rival, North
western, stops
in S ou t h
Bend en- route
to the Rose
Bowl. Never
in the his
tory of this
series b aY q
Evening star., 1948-11-12
County Boys Clubs Clash

The Hyattsville senior football
team, champion of District l of the
Prince Georges County Boys Club,
will meet the District 2 titleholder
in a playoff at Byrd Stadium on
Thanksgiving Day.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
By Fronk leohy

Coach, University OF ketre Dome
In general, the football pic
ture presents a scene of rela-
tive tranquility as many of the
major teams will be catching
Evening star., 1948-11-12

When YOU a-huntin' go, be pre-
pared-have reliable gun, sure
fire ammunition and wear clothes
that will give comfort and free
dom of movement. Come to
Yeatman's for them; our stocks
are now complete.
WINCHESTER, REMINGTON
AND ITHACA SHOT GUNS
Complete Stock .22 RIFLES
Evening star., 1948-11-12


her dandAnla
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Blake Leeds Howard Booters

Felix Blake scored seven times
to lead Howard University to 3
90 soccer victory over the French
Embassy yesterday at Howard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Gandhi nezanechal posledni
Will.

New Delhi, Indie. - Deva-
das Gandhi prohlasil, re jeho
otec Mohandas K. Gandhi ne
vlastn1 zadny majetek a neza-
nechal take proto zadnou po-
slednf Will.
Vsechny zanechane svrsky
budou die pTanf Gandhiho roz-
dany dobrocinnym organisa-
elm a 1stavum. jichz dkolem je
pozvednouti kulturni 1roven
indickeho naroda. Toto prani
Dude samozrejme ~splneno.
Gandhi vydelaval svymi kni-
hami mnoho pence a dostaval
take mnoho dar6, avsak rozdal
lined vse CO dostal a vedl zivot
chudeho muze pc dlouha leta.
Ministr vnitra Patel prohla-
sill, re Gandhi nikdy nechtel
dovoliti, ably byli prohledani ma
skryte Zbran6 Tide, navstevujf-
CT jeho verejn6 mobility. Pro
hlasoval vzdy: "zivot m1j je v
rukou Pana Boha, muslin zem-
f1ti a nikdo mne zachraniti ne
mGze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Ma ruskem jihu uz je jaro.


MOskva. - Zatfm CO v Rus
ku mrzne, kvetou v okoli Ca
cry V Gruz1nsku ma 1patf Kav-
kazu fialky a jaro je v plnem
rOZpuku.
Gruz1nsko (rodna provincie
generalissima Josefa Stalina)
byvalo samostatne kralovstvf v
Zakavkazf, nez je kral Jill
XIII. dplne postoupil Rusku "a
panovanf Alexandra I. v roce
1901.
Pozdeji mfrem adrianopol-
skym k nemu byla v roce 1920
pfipojena take cast nalezejfcf
do tie dolby Turk1m.
Gruzfnsko obyvane kmenem
IberG bylo znamo il zstarym
R1manGm, kteTf tam vtrhli "a
vedenf Pompejova. Krestan-
stv1 tam POOLE legendy pTinesli
a~postolove svatf OndTej a ST.
mon, ale zdomacnelo az We d.
stoleti hlavne 1silfm biskupa
Eusthatia. Zeme nesmirne utr-
pela vpadem Cungizchanovym,
kterT il tax z~pustoSil, re sc jiz
nikdy nevzmohla Ike stavu, v la
KEN byla pred tim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
Redaktor a Administrator
H L
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue - Is
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Clay varuje pred pomstou
Nemecka.

SpoJenci must Sc miti ma po-
zoru pred duchem pomsty, KITE
ry pravdepodobne Dude uvol-
men V N6mecku jakmile Sc hos
podafsky postavi ma nohy, rekl
general Clay.
Pres tuto vystrahu, pravil
Stay, nacism " N6mecku je ma
dobro mrtev, aspon die meho
mlnen1. D0jde-li k nesnazfm,
budou prystiti z nacionalismu,
nikoli z nacismu.
Byv tazan, jak dlouho Dude
okupace Nemecka trvati, Cd
povedel: "Mozna patnact, mo-
INA dvacet pet let"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

neb ia mole rodice v1bec ne
poznal a cd malicka jsem u CT
z1ch lid1 a sam ma sebe odka-
zan. Proto vaz 81 svoji mamin-
KY tatlnka, test mne velice,
re tax rad ma ne vzpominas a
vim dobre, re i oni ma sveho
synka tez radi vzpomfnaji."
Ably jsme zapudili smutecn1
myslenky tax hned jsme zano-
till: "Moravo, Moravo, Mora
vinko mila", atd. a vesele jsme
81 to tradovali dale ku Vyskovu
kde ma mGj kamarad stryce a
tetu. Tam nase spolecne ces-
tovanf koncilo, neb on tam z1-
stal a ia sam sc vydal do toho
babylonu Vfdn6. Slo Sc mne to
spatne a smutne, ponevadz jsem
byl sam. Proto re stesku jsem
81 zazplval: "A ia sam a sam,
jdu a nevlm kam", kdyz mne
srdce bolt tax 81 zazp1vam.
A proto ctenari mill;
Je to ch1ze ma tom svete
kan Sc noha Sine,
sotva pfejdes jedny hory
hned Sc najdou jine.
Je to zivot ma tom svete
re by clovek utek,
jeste nezazil's tn jeden,
mas tn jiny smutek.
Coz je pan1m, ii ma voze
sed1 pekne v suse,
ale chudy ten "a mimi
desti, blate kluse.
FL CO ia diam ma te ceste
ma psoty a sloty,
jen kdyz nam zdrave nohy
k tomu dobre boty.
Vsak ma pany v krytem voze
take nekdy trhne,
jednou sc jim kolo flame,
jindy Sc viz zvrhne.
A krom toho az sve pouti
prejedem a prejdem,
pan nepan ma nocleh,
v jedne hospode Sc sejdem
KAREL PORKAT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13
CESKO SLOVENSKO We
DVOU

New York. = Proslula anne
ricka spisovatelka Marcia Da-
venport napsala pro 1norove
c1slo mes1cn1ku '48. vydavane-
no americkymi spisovateli, cla-
mex nadepsany "Ceskosloven-
sko We dvou svetech", jejz tuto
podavame u vytahu svym cte-
narum. Marcia Davenport je
autorkou mezi jinymi romanG
"The Valley of Decision" a
EAST Side West Side", jez jsou
mezi nejlepsfmi knihami Anne
riky posledni dolby.
V 1vodu pravf autorka, re Sc
prave vratila z Prahy, v nfz ma
svij druhy domov a vede tam
pokojny zivot jiz pc dvacet let
a byla prekvapena pTi pTfjezdu
do New Yorku otaZkami Ame-
rican1 a iejich min6n1, re Ces-
koslovensko je komunisticke a
je rizeno Rusy.
Ma vsechny tyto otazky, pra-
vi spisovatelka, lie odpovedeti
strucnym souhrnem ,ktery vsak
nesmf byti prflis jednoduchy. V
zahranicn1 politice a We vsem,
CO Sc k nj vztahuje, mGzete sa-
mi videti, re Ceskoslovensko je
pevne, nevyprostitelne vetkano
k Rusku. Must to byti TAX.
Must to byti nikoli hlavne pro-
tOze Rusove ma to nalehajf, n.y.
brz protoze Cechoslovaci jsou
historicky, strategicky a citove
k tomu nuceni. Jsou k tomu
hnani zakladnim faktem zivo-
ia We stTednl Europe = Nemec-
KEN. Prnmerny American e.
nedostatku osobnf zkusenosti)
nechape to, AMI nec1t1 to ryZ1m
citem. Strach a nenavist k Ne
mecku, celia stoletf trpkych zku
senostf, to je kllc k pochopeni
CechoslovakG a mnohych j.
nych narod1 ma evropske pew
nine; kazde opravdove pocho-
pen1 evropske tragedie must s
tim zacfnati.
Jine silly tu pasobi.
Tento obraz je nekonecne
komplikovan jinymi silami,
stejne mocnymi a trpkymi, ale
jedina z mich, jez ma bezpro-
stredn1 pTfstup do americke
mysli je komunism, ktery Anne
rican nenavidf tax, re neuva-
zuje o jinem mezinarodnfm
faktu. Ia valky neuvedomil 81
vzrust komunismu We vsech ze-
mich, okupovanych Nemci. Ne
osobn1 mefftko pro zlociny,
utrpen1 a zbesilost, jez hnaly
pevninskych Evropan1
techto letech Ike komunismu.
Nynf mysli, zvlaste pc utvofenf
kominformy dewitt narodG, re
toto komunisticke kva-
je podporovano a planova-
no pouze z Moskvy, kdezto
pravdepodobnejsf je, re. kdy-
by zmizely Moskva, politbryo
a cele Rusko s povrchu zeme,
komunismus by pokracoval We
sve existence We vSech zem1ch,
kde politicka a hospodaTska IT,
sen, vnejsf nebo vnitTn1. cini IL
di zuTivymi a zoufalymi.
Nemecko cd r. 1888 do r.
1915 cinilo ceskoslovensky lid
a zoufalym; kdyz sku-
5ecna opona nemecke okupace
byla znicena v r.. 1915, velmi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

(Venovano SokolGm zupy Vychodnf A. S. o.
Ma zdar bratfi, vzhGru Sokolfci
ktef1 v brzke dobe pTiletfte k nam,
ma perutich silly, lasky k vlasti drahe
pres hory a dolly, chladny ocean.
Stovezata Praha, chlouba ceske vlasti
v materske Vas VIOLA svoje objetf,
vZdalene sve syny v lasce poceluie -
Sokol cesky az k nam z dali zaletf.
Hradcan we've pysne S hroby ceskych kral1,
zalesknou Sc Ease v slave odveke;
svatovitske zvony, Vltavenka sumna.
uvlta Vas bratri z vlasti daleke.
Rozpuknou Sc kvety, zasumejf lesy,
ceske nivy jarem promenf Sc v hal;
zajasaji mesta j dedinky proste
v stest1 tonout Dude, cely cesky kraj.
Hroby nasich rekd, ozivnou v ty chvfle,
v rannl rose ma Mich vzkvetou pOmnenky,
jak chvlc1 sc ruce ceske ,mamenky.
Ia tn lasku Vasi k ceske rodne hroude,
"a n1z Wy oni kladli zivoty,
kdyz mad jej1m stestf zatmely Sc mraky,
hrozila noe strasne, tmave cizoty.
TAX v dobach krutych vlast kdyz zavolala
tax dnes drahe VIOLA silky sokoli,
do slovanske Prahy pro nz Vase srdce,
cd davnych let povzdy v lasce zapoli.
Ma shledanou bratfi, ma zdar Sokolfci,
do svobOdne vlasti nas1 zlate Prahy,
pres hory a dolly, boufny ocean!
F. V.
Move Mitrovice,
Ceskoslovensko
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

IlelHOu kdSI, CaK JSIHo 81 VyrOV-
mani" ia ale jeste pro legraci
jsem musel hespodyni a d6tem
vypraveti celou tn jahelnou
pf1hodu. Ona Sc tomu tez dost
vysmala, najednou Sc otocf a
povida: "Vfte CO hosi, zGstante
zde dneska s Mani. Je jiz po-
ledne, tax budete obedvati S
nami, Wy Sc nam lfbfte, jste z
vesele zahradky." Mohu rfci,
re to byli hodni a uprfmnf Tide
a deti hned sc s nami zpTatelili.
Nell jsme Sc tam pekne.
Vecer hospodar povfda: "Vi-
tie hosi, jste z Prahy tax nam
neco povezte O te Praze, tolik
jsme O nj cetli. Beze vseho
jsme Sc pustili do vypravenf, to
bylo neco pro mne. Povfdali
jsme Jim o Hradcanech, O ko-
stelu sv. Vita, kde odpocivaji
Cestf Kralove, o str1brnem ma
hrobku sv. Jana, o PetT1ne,
Karlovem Mostu, O Staromest-
skem Namestf, kde byl utracen
kvet Ceske slechty, o Orloji, O
Tynskem kostele, Vltave a O
nasi Zlate Kaplicce mad Vita
YOU, O Narodnfm divadle. O.
pravdu NELL jsme dobre poslu-
chace. Hospodar litoval, re je-
Ste nikdy Prahu nevidel, ale
sl1bil nam, re nez-li zemre, tax
.jiste maticku Prahu z celou ro-
dinou ~navstfvi, coz jsme mu
chvalili, re nikdy te cesty Ito
vat nebude.
Hosi uz toho nechte, je jede-
nact hodin, muslin j1t spat. Ma
me Ultra hodne prace ma poll a
ia must byt udelana a wy mate
dalekou cestu pred sebou. Spa
Ii jsme S kamaradem v este
posteli, s cistymi peTinami. Mic
Sc mas nebali, re jim tam ne
chame zivou pamatku v te po-
steli. Kdyz jsme lezeli, tax
jsem zaslechl hospodaTe, .jak
povfda ku svoji zene: ely sta
ra, DEF tenn mladfkGm neco po-
radneho ma cestu, jsou to hodn1
hosi a .jeste tim mestem nezka-
zenf." Rano jsme opravdu kaz-
dy dostal velkou buchtu s ma
KEN a krajfc chleba S poTad-
nym dnlkem, ktery byl vypl-
nen maslem. .Podekovali a sc
S mimi rozloucili a pax vydali
Sc k te Vfdni. Krasny byl den
a costa tez, take jsme Sc ne
mohli zdrzeti, abychom 81 ne
zazpivali "Krasny vzhled je
ma ten Bozi svet", atd. I'll Tide
v polfch CO pracovali, tax mas
poslouchali a leckde prohodili,
jen hosi zp1vejte, vesela mysl,
pIl zdravf.
Mil prftel povida: "Vidfs
Karlfcku, ia prece nesb1ral ty
chrousty nadarmo Pod1ve.j Sc
co mne ia dobra panfmama
strcila do kapsy." Ukazoval
re dostal cely zlatnik. Pral
jsem mu to a on mel z toho We
likou radost, kterouz jsem S
MIN sdllel. Byli jsme vesell jen
coz.
"Karle, ami nevis co bych "a
to dial, kdyby mne tax videla
maminka zde, mela by il
ste radost." ia pri te jeho reci
jsem mel v krku jake uzel a
pine oci slz. Kamarad ku mne
a sc mne pta: earle,
co je ii, re mas oci pine slz."
ia mu povidal: "Kamaradfcku
mnj, ty ami nevis jak isl stasten
Re mas .ieste maminku a tatfn-
ka. Vidfs, to ia rfci nemohu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-13

odpustil podanfm ruky a pr
tom jsem 81 myslel pocket ku-
jone, vsak ia tt to odplatfm.
Pocasf bylo porade pekne a
teple take Sc nam to slo hez-
ky vesele ku pfedu. Cestu tn
jsme 81 kratili zpevem. PTisli
jsme Ease do jedne vesnice, uz
ale jsem zapomel jak Sc jme-
novala. Bylo to "a Velkym Me
zirfc1m. Ease jsme sc zastavili
v jednom statku ma neco k il
dlu. tt Tide nam dali dobfe
najfsti. HospodaT byl hodny a
hovorny clovek, hned jsem k
uemu pojal d1veru i jeho panl-
mama byla hodna a hovorna.
ia Jim rekl CO my mil kamarad
proved s tou kasi a on Sc yam
small az Sc "a bricho popadal.
Maj1 zde peknou zahradu a vse
bylo v plnem kvetu, kdyz ale
ii chrousti Gill babky tn zelen
zde hodne nicf. Holenkove
mill, S tema chroustama jsem
dostal dobry napad, ktery jsem
tajne rekl tomu hospodari a on
hned byl Sc mnou. Mil kama
rad 81 tez tn zahradu prohlfzel
a pov1da mne: "Karle, je ia
zahrada krasna, coze to ale
platne, kdyz tt chrousti tn ze-
len a kvet uzfrajf. Kamaradfc-
ku mill, my 81 mnzeme zde Wy
delati par krejcari." Mil pTf-
tel byl ma pen1z jake cert ma
hffsnou dust. Hned Sc mne
ptal, jakym zpGsobem. ia mu
docela nevinnym oblicejem po-
vfdam, re mne sedlak rekl, re
plat "a litr te chrousti pakaze
deset krejcarI. Mil kamarad
Sc hned ma to nechal nachytat.
Rekl 81 O kosfk a diva pyle a
Sci tn chrousti sebranku trasti
a zbfrati. ia jich nasbfral asi
tax pres jeden litr a jsem toho
nechal, lehl 81 pekne pod strom
a pozoroval jsem, jak mil pTf-
tel sc mort S tou celadkou. On
Sc do mne pustil, proc re nejdu
take sbfrat chrousty, kdyz Sc
dlak tax dobfe platf. ia mu
Tekl Karlfcku, ia jich mann jiz
litr a vice .je zblrat nebudu neb
mne sc Cd tech musek della spat
ne. Nechal mne ma pokoji.
Trasl a sb1ral chrousty, az sc
cely zpotil. Nasbfral toho je-
den a pdl pyle, take zahrada
byla zbavena cd te haveti. vi
tezoslavne Sc sebere a jde ma
sedlaka. TAX pantato, zde ma
tie tn hav6t, budeme merit. A
nae, divi sc sedlak. No, aby-
chom ved6li. kolik jich je litrd.
Ale nenamahejte Sc, ia 0 ne ne
stojfm. Do kamarada jakoby
hrom z cista jasna uhodil. Ale,
vzdyt jste piece S kamaradem
ujednal, re platte deset krej-i
carG Ia litr. Ba prave, to jsem
take dial sestak "a litr, vic ale
nepotrebuji.
PTal bych yam holenkove
mill videt meho kamarada jak
vypadal. On yam tam stall s
temy chrousty v pytlfch jake
Napoleon, kdyz prohral bitvu
II Lipska, byl cely chudak uty-
ran cd te prace "a kterou ne
dostal mic, a ia sestak "a litr.
Sc small jen coz, ale sedlak
ten z toho mel nejvetsl legraci.
mil Sc ma mne podival a
hned asi uhodl, re to je mole
re jsem sc ma nej smlu-
vii S hospodarem. A byla to
pravda. "Kamarade, nezlob
80 To isem ii proved "a I'll ia-l
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Births Reported

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital statistics)
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Alfred and Betsy Bonifant; boy;
shn %'m and rna E.aaSl hSsy Rssxs .'5 5o,
Howard and Edith Butler, boy.
frederick and Maureen Bryant, twin girls.
p RopaS sfpxeS apS .nd f'sn eaS.rne csnne boy,
Joseph and Irene Cannon, girl;
Zachary and Louise Clemens, girl.
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Wesley and Mary Fox. girl.
Albert and Rita Gray. girl.
| Robert and Marulyn Graham boy.
John and Dorothy GUIDE. boy,
HsGVey FsG and and Daphne Hill: boy.
Normsn Eonans 'an md A1e 8aid. hfien Hem.n. boy.
Josh and Emma NINA Hodges, Hodges: boy; SS;
Donald and Hazel Keesee, boy.
Walter and Marsuerits Kenneyan' boy.
Jena and Juanita luigi, boy,
Thomas fSo AR and Phyllis Maycock, siri.
Levi and sara Maxey, girl.
GSOrRe ana Lake MHBee, UUy:
Robert and Lillian Melton, girl.
John and Helen Mitchell, boy.
George and Helen Monzuk, boy.
Kenneth and Helen Montgomery, girl.
Cha rles and Margaret Moreland, boy.
James and Arlene Morrison, girl;
Clifton and Bessie Mothershead. Toy.
Cecil and Florence McDougal. boy,
william and Evelyn Mas, boy.
Robert and Norma Norton. girl.
Henry and Hilda Osborne, Girl.
Michael and Lola Pawlik, boy:
Thomas and Frances Poore, boy.
Joseph and Mary Rattigan. girl;
Samuel and Beatrice Richman, bcy.
Donald and Margaret Rice, rirl.
Wright and Dorothy Robinson, girl.
George and Betty Robb, boy.
Anthony and Malva Salazar, girl.
Jack and Sylvia Sanders, boy.
Robert and Marian Scheel, boy.
Lee and Diana Shumaker, Elrl.
Bernard and Wynn Somers, boy.
GREGORY and Jane Stevens, Roy.
George and Gloria Taylor boy.
Cha rles and Lucille Twewll, boy.
Lowell and Lillian Thiebault, boy and girl.
Robert and Rosemary Van Ness, girl.
William and Marie White, boy.
Albert and Mary Yates. girl.
Johnny and Della Albritton, boy.