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back spots but with receivers in
the clear their passes were wild
most of the time.
I'VE changed the play at half
time" Mentzer said after the
game. Normally we run 1t with
the left halfback breaking down
field and toward the right side
lines and the passer tries to hit
him. The ends go over the middle
as decoys.
by halftime. we figured we'd
run the play so much st. Johns
knew it by heart, so We made a
change. We sent the halfback
down and over center and the
ends down and out. 1t must have
crossed them up because Prender
was in the clear when Sta hit
him with the pass"
Eastern fans had few nervous
moments after the try for extra
point was f1ubbed. Dave Keys,
dependable kicker. never got a
chance at the placement. The
pass from center went way over
his head and st. Johns ljnemen
fell on the ball at the Gastern 30.
A 60 lead didn't please Rambler
fans while the Johnnies sill had
E512 minutes left. But the Eastern
defense held-as it mad all night
and the Ramblers had the
championship.
Interceptions Hurt Johnnies.
Most of the game was fought
between the two 20-day lines
Eastern marched 40 yards after
the kickoff all the way to the st
Johns 10. but Sta running pass
with the intended receiver O'Neill
all alone. fell short and the John
nies took over. The deepest st
Johns could penetrate was to the
Eastern % in the first quarter and
to the 27 in the second, but both
times interceptions stopped theil
drives.
Observers were surprised that
st. Johns, with it's vaunted for
ward wall and hard running backs
could not gain much through the
Eastern line, but Mentzer was not
II thought our big line could
stop them on the ground, but ]
was afraid of passes" the Rambler
coach said. II was especially
pleased with Rhinehart and Nc
Can on pass defense and O'Neill
and Lampiris at backing up the
line. Hunter played a fine game
at end on both offense and de-
fense"
Mentzer's final comment to his
jubilant team was a joking INC
practice Monday, boys"
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Jack Nichols 10 Play
With Quantico Toniqhl
In American u. Game

Jack Nichols. pro basketball star
with the Washington Caps before
he entered the service, returns in
a Quantico Marine uniform to-
night as the Leathernecks meet
American University in the AU
gym at 8:45.
The Eagles freshman team plays
Priory in a preliminary at 7:15.
Quantico, 1885 victor over
Maryland in its opening game
against collegiate opposition, also
has Frank Alagia of Georgetown
and Elmo Stephenson. last years
University Of Richmond star, in
its starting lineup. Last year
Alagia's basket in the last 90 Sec
onds broke a 63-63 tie and led
Georgetown to a 1888 triumph
over virtually the same American
U. team.
Coach Staff Cassell of American
U. watched Nichols score 81 points
against the Terps on Wednesday
He probably will throw his IA
vorite defense, a zone. against
Nichols and Co. in an attempt tc
slow down Jacks scoring.
The Eagles will start four OF
last years top five, Leroy Ishman
captain; Sherwood Webster, Art
Morales and Ronnie Gashag, g.
foot-6 center. Ed Moffatt will
round out the top five.
Quantico has other former col
lege stars in Dwight Hamilton o1
Denver. Larry Killick of Dart
mouth, Glenn Rodney Of Western
Michigan and Harry Woods from
Minnesota and Navy. plus Walter
Lysaght. formerly Of Camp Pen
dleton. Calf.
Evening star., 1950-12-02

two weeks ago when all the young
sters on the Maryland team got
into the contest.
Bob (Shoo Shoo) Shemonski,
Maryland's prize junior back who
leads in rushing yardage and
scoring, may be given chance to
shine this afternoon. After his
three touchdowns in the West
Virginia game he led the Southern
Conference in scoring with Sc
points. But he was idle last week
during Maryland's open date
while Washington and Lees
Walt Michaels scored Is points
against Richmond and Clemson's
Fred Cone scored "a points against
Auburn to pass him.
Both those players have fin
ished their regular season and
Shemonski has a chance to take
over the conference leadership if
he scores four touchdowns this
afternoon.
Although the Gobblers don't
seem to have much chance this
afternoon, they do have at least
two backs who are a threat in
Sterling Wingo, a senior, and Dick
Hiler, a sophomore.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
1errapins Freeze Ball
Near End in 2-Point
Win Over Cavaliers

It may take Bud Millikan
Maryland's new basketball coach
a few games to get acquainted
with the kind of opposition he'll
encounter in Southern and East
.ern circles this season, but the
Terps' 59-to-57 victory over Vir-
ginia last night at College Park
was the tip-off that Millikan him
self will play it safe to get into
the win column.
The Terps had to dig down into
the deep freeze to stave off the
free e-shooting Virginians and win
their first game in two starts. The
dapper, gum-chewing Millikan
former Oklahoma Aggies player
had his men take the ball out Of
bounds instead of trying foul shots
as the Cavaliers came within two
points of tying the score in the
last few minutes of play. The
strategy worked.
Koffenberger Top Scorer.
Two holdovers from last year!
squad which won only 7 of it!
Is games. Lee Brawley and Dicl
Kofenberger. accounted for 38 Of
Maryland's points. Koffenbergel
collected 81. Don Moran and jim
Johnson had been the high
scorers against the Quantico Ma.
jrines in the Terp's debut, which
may indicate Millikan is building
Ia well-balanced offense.
Virginia's trigger happy five
was even smaller than Maryland's
which isn't tall by present-day
college standards. Jake Dohner
former George Washington OF
Alexandria sharp shooter, hit the
hoop with amazing accuracy in
the first half. The 5-foot-e
Iyoungster cooled off in the last
half but still had 10 points for
the night.
No Seniors on Squad.
Maryland doesn't have senior
on the squad and should improve
Millikan's record shows he knows
how to put winner together
although he may have trouble
figuring out the opposition's STRAIT
egy until he gets acclimated
Maryland. for example, plays
Penn next Wednesday at Phila-
delphia. and Millikan knows little
about Penn.
Maryland's freshmen route
Fort Myer, 61-32, in a preliminary
game last night.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Speed Keys igh-Scoring Team
Clemson Will Take to Bowl

Perhaps because of this, Glenn
son boasts no line stars. unless
they be Ends Smith and Bob Hud-
son. Its linemen are strong and
fast, rather than big and powerful.
Their blocking is superb.
1t has a pair of outstanding
blocking backs in Dick Hendley
and Windy Wyndham. Hendley
was voted the States outstand-
ing blocker this year, and Howard
the States Coach of the Year. in
a poll of coaches and sportswrit-
erS.
Many of the squad are old hands
at the bowl game. Cone, Mathews,
Henrley, WYndham, Hudson and
others all played in the 1949
Gator Bowl game in which Glenn
son upset heavily-favored Mis-
souri,, 24-23.
And one of Howard's assistant
coaches, All-America Left Half
Banks McFadden. was on the
Clemson team that upset Boston
College, 6-3, in the 1910 Cotton
Bowl.
Unscored On in Three Games.
Clemson was unscored on this
year in its first three games
against Presbyterian, Missouri,
and then North Carolina State,
which it beat 27-0, before coming
out of it's traditional-since 1896
State Fair encounter with South
Carolina in 14-14 tie.
1t then went on to beat Wake
Forest, 1912, and steamroller
Duquesne 1920, Boston College
35-14. Furman 57-2, and Auburn
41-0. 1t is runner-up in the South
ern Conference to champion
Washington and Lee, which met
six conference foes to Clemson S
four.
It ended its season ranked 10th
nationally.
Clemson's last undefeated sea-
son was in 1948, after which 1t
made its brilliant showing in the
Gator Bowl, a game that packed
the house. This season marks
Howard's 18th at the helm after
assisting Jess Nicely, now at Rice.
Evening star., 1950-12-02

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Evening star., 1950-12-02
By the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. g.
The Clemson team that CoacE
Frank Howard will take into the
Orange Bowl against Miami jan
uary / is one of the highest-scor-
ing elevens in the colleges history
It has piled up 329 points tc
SO for its nine opponents, and
blanked four of them in going
through undefeated and with but
one tie.
Among the teams it blankeo
after an opening $50 win against
little Presbyterian was Missouri
q team Miami meets Friday night
at Miami. Clemson racked up
Missouri to the tune of "a points.
It's heavy scoring has come
from a razzle- dazzle single wing
featuring Fullback Fred Cone
star of the team, with So points;
Tailbacks Jackie Calvert and
Billy Hair with AZ each; Wing
back Ray Mathews and End
Glenn Smith with 80 each.
Scores in Every Way Possible.
1t has scored in just about every
way possible from scrimmage, ex-
cept with field goals. Hair has
gotten off long runs for touch
downs when he couldn't find a
pass receiver, and all four backs
and Smith on pass plays. have
stepped off long touchdown yard
ages.
A placekicking specialist, Charles
Radcliff, has booted 81 extra
points. Cone has helped in. this
department, placekicking one anc
running another.
Altogether, IL men have hao
o hand in scoring for the squad
Of whom Coach Howard says, 1.-THE
IL men on the field for us at any
one time are the stars of oul
team"
Clemson's principal weapon, ac-
cording to coaches who have met
it, is its team speed-on offense,
the ability of blockers to get down.
field ahead of the ball carrier; on
defense, a quality that finds its
outmaneuvering the opposing Of
fenSe.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. B-I
Papit Closes Career
Today, Needing Only
"a Yards for Record
By MerrelI WhittIesey
Stor Sfoff Correspondent


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec.
I2.-Johnny Papit. one of the Uni
versity of Virginia's all-time grid
greats, ends his Cavalier career
today, hopeful of leading his team
to its first victory over North
Carolina since 1914.
The Tar Heels need victory to
avoid a losing season, something
they never have had under Carl
Snavely. Although only Tennes-
see beat Carolina by more than a
touchdown, the Tar Heels haven't
been winning the close ones and
show three victories, four defeats
and ties with Maryland and
Georgia.
Papit Needs "a Yards.
Virginia owns a 1870 triumph
over its major State rival, William
and Mary. and if Coach Art Guers
could beat Carolina today it would
be the eighth victory of the sea-
son against two defeats, including
successes over the Cavaliers ma
jor rivals. That would be an ex-
cellent season from a Virginia
standpoint.
Papit is going for the "a yards
that would give him 5000 for
three varsity years. but he will
have trouble making it if Irving
Holdash, Cardinals brilliant line
backer. is in top shape. Holdash
was reported ailing early in the
week.
North Carolina beat Virginia,
14-7. last year to give the Tar
Heels % triumphs against % de-
feats and three ties in one of the
South's Oldest and most consistent
rivalries. The teams have played
every year since 1918 and every
year from 1892 to 1915, including
two games in 1892.
Both Teams Lose Stars.
Both teams lose valuable players
through graduation, with vir-
ginia's seniors including Gene
Schroeder, the District youngster
who is the leading pass catcher
and also tops the Cavaliers on
punt returns. Billy Hayes. who
played scholastic football at
Washington and Lee High School
in Arlington, bows out for the Tar
Heels. along with Dick Bunting,
f1aShy tailback and Holdash.
| Papit has gained 808 yards in
eight games this season and al
though he has over 5000 yards
gained rushing for his career at
Virginia, he needs "a to top that
mark since his freshman days.
The second largest crowd of the
season here, more than $4,000, Is
expected
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Caps Must Release
One Player Before
Game Here Tonight
By Bill Fuchs

yesterday was BLACK rTlOay 1oT
Bones Mckinney.
The likable ceah Of the Caps
must sell or release one of his
players sometime today. The Caps
must be down to an 11-player limit
for the game at $3.50 tonight
against the Boston Celtics at Uline
Arena.
The Caps have been carrying 13
players, but Bones already has
fired" himself as a player. The
Caps were hoping they could carry
IL players and suit IL, but the
rule set yesterday by National
Basketball Association officials
limits each team to II with per-
mission to dress only 10.
That's awful short notice, "
Bones said last night after hearing
the decision. What can I do? I
have to get rid of somebody. I
don't know who's going to go. I
thought they'd raise the limit be-
cause of the draft"
Still Hoping for Change.
A poll was taken among the II
clubs in the league and the Caps
were hoping the other teams
would agree with them on a raise
of the limit.
Just who will 60 probably will
not be revealed by Mckinney until
time. He says he is certain
of eight players. but would not
reveal who they were. In keeping
with his request, there will be no
speculation here.
Speaking of his retirement from
an active player role. Bones said,
I'm not being fair to myself, the
club or any one. I just can't play
and watch for the mistakes of
the other players. Sure, I might
be able to help out in one out Of
seven games, but it's not worth 1t. +"
Wants Two Big Men.
Bones also is interested in land
ing two more players. either by
trade or purchase. He wants two
big men. one for the front court
and one for back.
The Celts. coached by Red
Auerbach, are the only club the
Caps have beaten twice this year.
Boston also won two from WASH
ington. The Caps beat the Celtics
Thursday night in Boston in a
game which was protested by
Auerbach. former coach of the
Caps.
Boston will have a new player
in its lineup tonight in Dick
Mehen. They traded Kenny Sail
ors and Brady Walker to Balti-
more for him yesterday.
The player the Caps will have
to watch tonight is Easy Ed Ma
cauley, former st. Louis University
great. He has scored rs points in
four games with the Caps for an
average of 1873 points per game.
Boston also has Chet Cooper,
Negro ace from Duquesne; John
Mahnken and Sonny Hertzberg. a
pair of former Washington play
ers; Bob Cousy, the Holy Cross
All-America of last season, and
Vince Boykoff. hook-shot artist
Freddie Scolari Hot.
Helping Offset Macauley's
splurge has been Freddie Scolari
who has scored Ct points against
the Celtics for a 1853 average.
Making their debut with the
Caps tonight will be Ed Mikan
and Ed Bartels, obtained in a
couple Of deals Wednesday. Bar
tells is 6-5, 195-pound product
of North Carolina State, while
Mikan played formerly with
Rochester and Chicago.
The Montgomery Blair High
School Band and majorettes, num-
bering 125, will put on a half
time show.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Priory Displays Punch
In Defeating Quontico

Priory School courtmen are of
to a good start with a 64-13 VIC
tory over Quantico, Va, High
School. Bernie Foley and Jerry
Eckholm paced the winners with
IL and II points. respectively
Priory held a 1915 lead at the
half.
Priory's junior varsity defeated
the Quantico Jayvees in a pre-
liminary, IS to 18.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Fencers in Title Meet

Fencers from Philadelphia, Bal
timore and washington will COM
pete in the junior saber champion
ship of the Metropolitan area to-
morrow at 2 pm. at the Central
YMCA.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
FIum Advances to Final
In Copenhagen Tennis
BY the Associoted Press

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 2.-Her-
bert Flam of Beverly Hills, Calf,
advanced to the final of the Hell
lerup Idraetsklub international
tennis tourney yesterday, beating
Torben Ulrichsen of Denmark,
81, Ga.
Flam will meet Torsten Johans-
son of Sweden in the final tomor-
row. Johansson yesterday beat
Kurt Nielsen of Denmark, 6j3,
6-3.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Gulf Bowl Come Set

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Dec.
2 (P).-The first annual Gulf Bowl
will be played here December Is
with Del Maj Junior College of
Corpus Christi meeting Holmes
County Junior College of Good
man, Miss.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Indionu Honors Robertson

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 2
P.-Indiana Universitys football
team has elected Bobby Robert
son of South Bend, junior left
halfback, its most valuable player
in the 1850 season.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Larsen Is Early Winner
In AustruIiun Tennis
By the Associoted Press

MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 2.
Art Larsen of San Francisco,
United States tennis champion. de-
feated George Worthington, Aus
tralian internationalist, 6-3, Ga,
2-6, IS. today in an early round
match of the Victorian singles
meet.
In another match Dick Savitt OF
South Orange, NaJ. was elimi-
mated by Mervyn Rose, Australian
veteran, 6-3, Ga, 6-3.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
OdeII to Coach West

YAKIMA, Wash, Dec. 2 P.-
Coach HOWE Odell of the Univer-
Isity of Washington was appointed
yesterday to the Vests coaching
staff for the annual East West
football game, December 80, in
San Franciso.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Seek Basketball Foes

American Legion Post 148 Eagles
of Colonial Beach, Va, are seek
ing games with strong independent
teams on home and home basis.
Teams interested should write to
James A. Jones at Colonial Beach.
Evening star., 1950-12-02

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Mrs. McCord Chairman

Mrs. H. c. McCord has been
elected chairman of the Congress
sional Country Clubs Women's
Golf Committee, succeeding Mrs.
Samuel Bruce.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
St. Cyprion VS.. Ponthers

st. Cyprian A. c. and the Wash
ington Panthers will meet in a
football game tomorrow at pm.
in the Prince Georges Stadium.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Wyoming Stars Rule
AN-Sky|ine Six Squad
By the Assoeioted Press

DENVER. Dec. 2.-Unbeaten,
united Wyoming, one of the most
potent football clubs in the history
of the Rocky Mountain region
placed II men on the Associated
Press Skyline Six Conference all
star squad.
Because of the almost universal
use of the platoon system, the
practice of naming a single, H.
man all-star team was abandoned
this year and two units-offensive
and defensive-were chosen.
Three linemen who could go all
the way-Doug Reeves of Wy
oming and Dale Dodrill and Frank
McKibben of Colorado A. & M
made both the offensive and de-
fensive teams.
THE ol1-cror Y91o fanrc.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Eastern Meets Western

Eastern Boys Club 120-pounders
will meet Western tomorrow at
2 pm. at Taft Playground field.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
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Totals 231157
Half time: Virginia 27, Maryland 81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-20
Hoffman Sc zlobi ma Anglii.

Spravce pomocnych akcf P.
C. Hoffman, Sc zlob1 ma Anglii
proto, re nedodrzela sve dotyc-
ne sliby a 1ctovala RHINE ceny
"a sve vyrobky donna a v cizine,
cfmz zfskala vyhody pri vyvo-
zu sveho zbozi. Avsak Hoff-
man to nechce jen tax nesti, re
anglicky kancler pokladu sir
Stafford Grips nesplnuje Sill
by, Hoffman chce proto navrh-
nout, ably pomocne fondy pro
Anglii byly snfzeny o castku,
kterou Angle svoj1 cenovou po-
litikou vyziskala. Hoffman "a
da, ably o omen obnos byly IVY
seny fondy pro Italii, ktera &C.
move dohody pTesne dodrzuje.
Nekterf anglictf generalove
nesouhlasf S tim, ably byla An
glie vybudovana jake hlavn1 le-
tecka zakladna statG atlantic
keno paktu. Poukazuj1 k tomu,
re letiste v Anglii by byla pT1lis
ohrozena v pffpade valky s Ru-
skem, kdyz Angle je pills ma
la, ably dovolila dostacuj1cf roz-
ptyleni leteckych sill. Anglicani
naproti tomu navrhuj1, ably re-
tez leteckych zakladen byl Wy
budovan v severnf Africe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-20
Bevin ma obavy o Nemecko.

Colombo, Ceylon. = Zahra-
nicni tajemn1k Ernest Bevin
pravil, re N6mecko by Sc mo-
hlo pTesunouti k sovetskemu
svazu, jelikoz mnoho Nemcu
nabylo dGvery, re by Sc schop-
nostmi uplatnili mad Rusy. Mel
bezpecnejsf rozTesen1 nemec-
keno problemu vidf Bevin v po-
jetf N6mecka do Evropy. V tom
smyslu Sc vyslovil k zahranic-
MIN ministrGm Britskeho spo-
lecenstva narodG v jejich kon-
ferenci V Colombo, jez skoncila
sve pracovn1 zasedan1.
V povsechne diskusi pc Be
vinov6 Teci Sc delegati shodli v
nazoru, re zadna spoluprace
S Ruskem ma kratkodobem "a
klad6 nebyla MONA. Rusko sc
zaj1malo o Evropu a do jiste mi
ry o Stfedn1 vychod. Ale Bevin
zdGraznil, re Rusko nenf nebez
pecne jen svou expansf pc stran
ce zemepisne, nybrz a hlavne
expansf komunisticke ideolo-
gle, vykofistuj1c 1zemf S nfz-
kou zivotn1 1rovn1. Referuje o
britske smernici v Nemecku,
Bevin pravil, re hrozilo jiste ne
bezpec1, re Nemci Sc dali fla
kati vychodem, jelikoz mnoz1
Sc domn1vali, kdyby je sovety
pohltily, re nemecka inteligen-
ce a podnetnost by brzy Rusy
pTedstihla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-20

3.6 miliardy. Podobne tomu
bylo " prfpade vlady federal
nj, jejiz dIchod cinil skoro IA
miliard dolarG, jez vsak ma VIA
stni 1cely vydala meme nezli
13 miliard.
Valky zavinujf vzdy horent-
nj vzestup We vladnich vyda-
jich, ktere jeste ami pc valce
hned tax neklesnou. Druha sve-
tova valka nebyla tom ohledu
zadnou vyjimkou. Roku 1910
vydali Americana ma vsechny
|formy vlady 10 miliard dolard.
Roku 1910 vydala jedina fede-
ralnf vlada SO miliard. Jeste
roku 1910 byl verejny duh
vsech vladnfch jednotek SO mi
Hardy dolar1, koncem druhe
svetove valky vzrostl vsak ma
PTS miliard, z cehoz ma kazde-
no obyvatele pripadalo skoro
1000 dolarG. Roku 1947 do
sahl vereiny duh jedine fede-
ralni vlady 27O miliard dolar1.
Vefejny duh stat1 a mistnich
spray klesl "a valky asi O jed
nu petinu.
Hlavnfmi polozkami We fe-
deralnim rozpoctu byly narod-
nj obrana, pozitky vyslouzilcGm
a 1rok z valecnych dluhG. Ne
nj nadeje, re by hned tax kles-
ly. Nedojde-li k nejake zaru-
ce svetoveho m1ru, pax americ-
Ike vydan1 ma obranu zGstane i
nadale znacne vysoke = a v
prfpade valky by Sc ovsem je-
Ste n%epomerne zvysilo.
Poole odhadu budou Spoje-
ne Staty vydavati roku 1860 ma
vsechny formy vladnfch sluzeb
pravdepodobne So miliard do
lard, coz by znamenalo, ze'vla-
da by 81 brala 80 cent? z kaz-
deho dolaru narodnfho prijmu
u porovnan1 S 27 Gently roku
1941, rs Gently roku 1882 a 7
Gently roku 1913.
Budou-1i Sc vSak Americana
jake narod snaziti vyhoveti
vsem potrebam zeme = jest-li
totiz provedou asanaci We mes
tech a melioraci ma venkove,
vybudujf move silnice a letiste,
rozsfrf ochranu socialnlho po-
jistenf, postarajf Sc 0 vyslouzil-
&c, rozsffi a zlepsf skolstvf, atd.
= pax utrati o IA procent vi
ce, cili budou roku 1860 vyda-
vati ma vsechny formy vladnl
sluzby sc miliard dolarG, vybra
,nych ode vsech Americana a
vydavanych pro dobro zeme a
veskereho jejfho lidu.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-20

Jen tfi procenta americkeho
obyvatelstva je zrzava a pTece
ie mezi popularn1mi lidmi to-
lik rudovlasek a rudovlaskG,
TAX ma prfklad pres skutecnost,
re mezi muzskou populacl je
dokonce jen jedno procento zr-
zavych, bylo z 80 americkych
PRESIDENT pet rudovlasych.
I nejvetsf britska panovnice,
kralovna Alzbeta, byla rudo-
vlaska, coz Sc tvrdf i O Helene
Trojske. Naproti tomu nebyla
cd pTfrody zrzava egyptska
kralovna Kleopatra. Byla Ger
novlas1 a dala Sc obarvit ma
zrzavo jen proto, ably Sc zalibi-
la Marc Antoniovi.