davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Paper Predicts Delay
In Plane Production
Worse Than in 1910
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 13.-The New
York Times said today that de-
lays in plane production-worse
than in World War Lille ahead
if the heat is turned on.
IF the aircraft manufacturing
industry of the United States were
called upon now to start an all
out production effort" the Times
said, ''it would take 10 months
longer to reach an annual output
rate of $4,000 planes than it did
in World War H. .s
The story, written by Frederick
Graham, said "it took exactly "a
months to reach the goal after the
late President Franklin D. Roose-
velt in May, 1910, called for a total
plane production Of $4,000 units a
year."
IF a similar effort were started
now," the story stated, sit would
require "a months to reach the
target figure"
This situation exists, Mr.. Gra-
ham wrote after a survey, "de-
spite the ready availability of
more than a score of standby air.
craft manufacturing plants built
for World War II, a vast store of
machine tools now in 'mothballs,'
a huge stockpile of materials and
a reservoir of trained personnel"
The story added:
Key men in the aircraft man
ufacturing industry say the longer
time required now to build up to
900 planes a year is easily ex-
planned: The modern warplane is
about twice as heavy as its World
War II counterpart, and because
it is infinitely more complex, it
requires about twice as many man
!, oIIrc RI hIIi1d ,,
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Terrain at Kun River
DefensibIe, but Offers
Little ConceaIment
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

American and North Korean
forces are lined up opposite each
other today along the Kun River,
one of South Korea's principal
waterways and a natural military
obstacle.
The troops are deployed about
Is miles north of Taejon where
the river winds through a region
OF low but steep ridges and hills
This natural defense line may
become the point of mo retreat
for the gallant American infantry
men who have been slowly driven
back by the Reds superior num-
bers and heavier fire power.
The general direction of the
Kun is frorn East to West. In
its lower reaches it is a .sea-level
estuary, / to 4 miles wide, with
extensive mudflats.
North Of Taejon the river at
some points narrows to 200 yards
but generally is a quarter of a
mile wide. shallow, with banks 1C
to Is feet high. A broad flood
dixie, 80 feet wide at the base
protects the south shore at some
points.
This is Korea's rainy season and
in a matter of hours the Kun
like other Korean rivers, can be-
come raging torrent, running
bankfull.
The surrounding hills and rice
paddles in the river bottom Offer
little concealment. However
there is plenty of room for mill
tary deployment despite the
scarcity of good roads.
A headquarters spokesman in
Korea said a railroad bridge and
other spans across the Kun have
been DESTROYED.
Evening star., 1950-07-13

A fireman in Cropthrone, Eng
land, called to rescue a treed cat
found it was his own.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Appropriations
Continued From First Page.

situation in Korea does not i'm
prove. I think we would have
time enough to do that in jan
uary."
With the House-approved tax
revision bill on a sidetrack, the
$34, ,688, 900, 600 omnibus budget bill
to run the Government for IL
months became the main issue
still confronting Congress. The
Senate resumed debate on it.. at
noon.
The tax bill decision also clears
the way for the Finance Commit
tee to concentrate on the uncom-
pleted social security revision bill.
At the final Finance Committee
hearing today, a spokesman for
the United States Chamber of
Commerce Joined in recommend
ing deferment of general tax re-
vision until the international pic
ture becomes clearer.
Ellsworth C. Alvord, chamber
spokesman told the committee
that even if the Korean crisis
does not lead to actual all-out
war, it may increase the cost of
national defense by $5 billion in
the next IL months.
Everybody hopes and prays
that the Korean crisis may be
confined to Korea" said the
chamber representative. Even if
it is. it may prove costly In lives
and it certainly will prove costly
in dollars. If events take a turn
for the worse, system of wartime
taxes must be devised and i'm
posed. And. even if events take q
turn for the best, we are confront
ed with increased costs for our
military protection"
Mr.. Alvord said the chamber is
not prepared today to recommend
adoption of a wartime tax system
which would mean higher rates
on exciseS, individual incomes and
an excess profits levy. Neither is
it ready to say how the tax system
should be modified for peacetime
needs, he added. The chamber
spokesman said. however, that IF
our prayers are answered, it may
be that tomorrow we will be pre-
pared to recommend that sub
stantial steps be taken toward a
peacetime system"
Evening star., 1950-07-13

Thailand (Siam) has an esti-
mated 10000 radio sets compared
with 10000 in 1948.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
90 Korean lawmakers
Are Reported MISSING
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH KOREA's TEMPO.
RARY CAPITAL, July 13.-Nine.
ty of the 210 recently elected
members of the South Korean
National Assembly are unaccount-
ed for.
Some are known to have beer
caught in Seoul by the swift Com.
munist North Korean thrust, Vice
Chairman Chang Talk Sang toIe
a news conference today.
He said it was not known
whether any had Joined the Red.
voluntarily.
About 80 assemblymen are tour.
ing South Korea, informing thei]
countrymen of United States ane
United Nations aid.
Assembly business is handled
by a 1O-man Emergency Commit.
tee, named just before the gov.
ernment fled Seoul.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
Entire Fighter Unit
OF Naval Reserves
Seeks Active DUTY
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ALAMITOS AIR BASE,
Calf, July 13.-An entire Naval
Reserve fighter squadron-more
than 100 officers and men-volun-
teered last night for active duty.
Twenty-four pilots, six ground
officers and IA enlisted men of
Squadron VF-781 signed up at
the suggestion of 1t. Comdr. Col
lin Oveland. 80. San Diego. In
addition. 16 pilots who formerly
belonged to the outfit also joined.
Most are World War II veterans.
Evening star., 1950-07-13

PUPPY, police. male, fawn; Vicinity west
Rowel! St, Alex; owner or good home.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
BeIgiun Divorces Decline

BRUSSELS P.-Belgian di-
respectively were 3.5O1 and 1923.
vorces are decreasing but never
theless remain much above pre-
war figures, according to latest
official figures. In 1949. 5,988 di-
vorces were granted. This COM
pares to 6.518 in 1948 and 6,825
in 1947. Figures for 1898 and 1889
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03

Nevolejme ami my dnes pc
cesstvl, pc slovanstvf, pc Was
stenectvi, ale pc pravde, a prav-
de vydayejme svedectv1. PAX
nebudeme mali. Dvanact apo
stol1 rozeslo Sc do sveta a pod
manili 81 svet, protoze verili We
sve poslan1 a hlasali pravdu;
rozeslete dnes dvanact muz1
vef1clch We sve poslanf a HASA
ilcich pravdu bez bazne a celia
Europa sc jim Dude klaneti. Mu-
SINE milovat pravdu, mus1me
statecne byti celymi lidmi,
zkratka = mus1me nalezti svou
dust a veriti v. tn dust a Dude
postarano O vsecko.
Rukopisny fragment T. G..
Masaryka z let devadesatych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
+. c.. MASARYK:
HRST VYROKU
o B~OLSEVICTVf
(z rOzlicnych spisn.)

Socialism a socialni demo
kracie cd zacatku pTijimala "a
svGj odkaz zasady Velke revo-
luce francouzske: volnost, row.
most, bratrstv1 = ba tyto zasa-
dy byly mravnf basf hnut1 soci-
alistickeho, byly hlavnf vzpru-
hou We vyvoji socialism, a v .ie-
no organisaci a byly nejsilnej-
Sim argumentem pracujfcfch
tTfd proti vykoristovatel1m.
Praxe bolsevikG tyto principy
tezce Zrazuje a zrazuje tax
mravnf obsah socialism, a "a
hajuje velikou jeho sflu.
Co do principu nepokladam
komunism Ia ideal socialnf a
socialisticky, jestli Sc komunis-
mem rozum1 rovnost hospodaT-
ska a socialni naprosta. Nor
malni stav spolecnosti polite
ky a socialnf media Sc uskutec-
nit bez silneho individualismu,
to jest bez svobodne iniciativy
jednotlivcG, a to prakticky zna-
mena takovy rezim, ktery u
moznuje rozvoi rozmanitych
individualit, fysicky a duchov-
ne cd pTfrody ~nestejne NADIA
nych. Nestejna je situace kaz-
deho individual We spolecnosti,
nestejne je jeho okol1 spolecen-
ske; iednotlivec nejlepe dove
de uzft svych vlastn1ch sill a sill
sveho okolf Poole vlastnfho u
znanf; rozhoduje-li o cloveku
clovek jiny a vede-li, je nebez-
peel, re sc vsech sill vedeneho
nalezite a pine nevyuzije. To
videt vsude a videt to politely
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydl1:
1927 Grogan Avenue - Is
Telefon: Broadway 1925
The LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
WASHINGTON IS, D.. c.
information Office.
Centennial of the Birth of. the
First Czechoslovak President,
THOMAS G. MASARYK, to be
marked by Library of Congress
Exhibit.

In Grievance of the Tooth
anniversary on March 7th of
the birth of Thomas Garrigue
Masaryk, the Father of his
country" and first president of,
Czechoslovakia, the Library of
Congress will exhibit one of his
early philosophical works and
the original of his letter of Sep
TENDER 7th, 1918 to President
Wilson together with a carbon
copy of Wilson's reply. The
display will constitute the Ex-
hibit-of-the-Wee in the Main
Exhibition Hall of the Library
during the week March 40.
Born at Hodonin in Southern
Moravia, Masaryk combined
the principal national charact-
eristics of the country, as his
father was a Slovak, his mother
a Czech. His early humble
surroundings, typical of the life
of his people, gave him the I'M
derstanding of their problems
that helped him to become the
supreme leader and moral and
intellectual authority of the
Czechoslovak nation.
While in exile during World
War I, Masaryk made extra
ordinary efforts to free his peo-
pie. His visit to the United
States in May 1918 resulted in
American recognition of his
National Council as the actual
government of the Czechoslo-
yak Republic. By common con-
sent he became President on
November 4th, 1913.
This country's recognition of
the new nation was announced
on September 3, 1918. In his
letter to President Wilson, Ma
saryk expressed his deep gra-
titude for the recognition of the
government Of Czechoslovakia.
He described his first visit to
the cemetery at Gettysburg and
he profound impression made
upon him by the Gettysburg
address in which Abraham Lin
coin made his inspiring and
profound Statement on the prin-
cipal elements of democratic
government in the United
States. Masaryk praised Will
son for his part in applying to
other nations these rinciples.
that all nations great and small
are equal, and that the power
of government derives from the
consent of the governed. This
letter and the carbon copy of
Wilson'S reply, dated March
10th. are part of the collection
Of Wilson papers in the Library
of Congress.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
T. C. M.
Petr Kricka:

TAX rozsumel Sc starry,
rodny Dor "a klidnych dnG:
Ten zivot = vroucny S Bohem
rozhovor, BOZ nadelGv .
O vic nez pravdu neusiloval,
V BOZ Ia nj Sci.
Shiny i k tenn,
iez mad vse miloval,
z ran krvacel.
0 vic nez pravdu neusiluje,
kdyz zb6lel Was.
Usmevne srdce Ease miluje,
odpoust1 zas 800.
Geniem. WASN'T nezatemnelym,
s1la a kid,
hrdinskym srdcem,
horem zjemnelym,
vede svGj lid.
Hloubeji neil v mort pada
olOvo,
v mem dobro tkvf.
Rozsevac size slovo apoStolovo,
chleb vezdejsf,
Ten zivot - vrouci S Bohem
rozhovor
V zasnoucl sVet
Miluji, sumel pc skalinach Dor
i v SADIE kvet
Re sbirky: Hoch S lukem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
TGM.

Ovsem re skola stTedn1 ma
podavat take vzdelanf vseobec-
ne a jiz i filosoficke, a to je pro
zadoucf jednotnost spolecnosti
a prave s demokratickeho hle-
diska velmi ddlezite. Casovy a
prav6 demokraticky pozada-
vek je jednotna skola stredni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
PREHLfDKA
PRACE

Milou nahodou jsem vyplul
e. New Yorku) V den zeninych
narozenin slavili jsme je S ma
81 Olgou potichu, obvyklym
poctem RUIZ a vzpom1nkami -
vzpomfnkami ne, myslen1 a CT
tent dvou dust sobe bl1zkych,
kdyz jsou prostorem odlouceny,
je neco jineho nez vzpom1nani.
More, more! Mozek a ner-
Wy odpocfvajf. More a jen mo-
re a nebe We dine v noel; hukot
stroll a sroubu nevyrusuje. Ia
pobytu "a hranicemi jsem Sc Cd
naucil pravidelnemu spanku;
nemyslfm, re jsem "a celou do
bu pofadne spal pet noel; mo-
EEK stale cinny jake natazene
hodinky, uvazovanfm, srovna-
vanfm, pocftanim, odhadova-
MIN, co prinese budouc1 den ma
bojiStich, co v ministerstvech
r1znych zem1 - to stale mere
nj distance a odklon1 cd nase-
no Gle. More uklidnovalo ner-
Wy; i pozorovanf lodi uklidnu-
je; jak obycejne prohlfzel jsem
81 i Carmanii a dial 81 dustojn1-
ky vykladat pokroky v plavbe.
Vzpomfnal jsem ma prvou ces-
tn z Francie do Ameriky( 1878)
a ma tehdejsf pomerne nedoko-
nalou LODI. Tenkrat jsem do
Ameriky jel jake clovek nezna-
my hez postaven1, ale plny ma
dele a podnikavosti, ted jsem
Sc vracel z tehoz New Yorku
snad touz vodnf drahou jake
president obnoveneho statu a
stejne S nadejf, re Sc mi podari
prace dals1.
Pc zvolenf presidentem hned
v Americe a stejne pax v An
gill a vsude, take donna, mnoho
a mnoho lidf mi kladlo stereo-
typnf otazku, iak Sc cft1m jake
president, kdyz jsem dosahl
MAST samostatnosti? Rozumi sc
pry, re muslin byt dokonale
Stasten; v Praze me n~avst1vil
znamy spisovatel z Nemecka,
lie n ably pry ma valstn1 oci videl
cloveka opravdu stastneho.
Stastneho?
Myslil isem jake president
jen ma pokracovan1 v praci a
ma odpovednost, kterou DO val
&c Ease budeme NIT a budou NIT
vsichni, kdo dovedou politely
myslit a pracovat. Stastnym,
stastnejs1m jsem Sc necitil; ale
tesilo me p~oznavan1 vnitTnf SOU
vislosti, chcete-li logiky, dlou-
he zivotnl cinnisti: cd revise
vlastn1ho zivota a sve cinnosti
zahranicni jsem preskakoval k
revisi svetove valky a politicke-
no vyvoje EVropy Cd roku 1848,
DOLBY sveho vlastnlho zivota, a
hledal jsem v spouste podrob-
nosti tn cervenou nit zakonite-
no vyvoje.
Jsme tedy, budeme svobodni
name samostatnou republiku
Pohadka = T1kal jsem ST to sta
lie znova a Znova, caste mimo-
dek, nekdy i vedome nahlas, re
jsme opravdu svo-bod-ni a re
name svou Republican.
Nebylo mi do Tec1 = cele dny
isem chodil pc palube, oci blou-
Oily pc mort, ale v Have busily
ty move 1koly; a ocekavan1 jed
mani m1rovych a jejich usnese-
SEM, starost mad starosti! A S
plany pro budoucnost .jsem s.
rovnal hlavn1 udalosti ctyTlete
valky a revidoval vlastni osvo-
bozenskou praci.-
Re Svetove revoluce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
We vSech formach vlady, V nichz

We vsech formach vlady, v nichz
Sc vyvinul silnejsi centralism;
a komunism je prave centralis-
ticky. Zejmena centralism boil
sevisticky je velmi tuhy; je to
rezim abstraktn1, dedukovany
z these a nasilne provadeny;
bolsevism je absolutisticka dix
tatura jednoho a jeho pomoc-
nlku; bolsevism je neomylnic-
KY a inkvisitorsky a prave pro-
to nema S vedou a filosofif We
deckou mic spolecneho; veda,
tax jak demokracie, je bez svo-
body nemozna.
-. jsem pTesvedcen, re SOU
stava Lenina i jeho praxe je
nespravna a re Sc nejen nehodi
do pomerd nasich, ami do po-
merd zapadnf Evropy, nybrz re
sc nehod1 ami samemu Rusku.
u mas stoupenci bolsevictvi
j jeho odpGrci souhlasne chva-
Ii, jak rusti delnlci z vlastni
vile pracuj1 pres cas-. Zejme-
ma Sc vychvalujf subbotniky a
voskresniky, prace konane do
brovolne v sobotu a v nedeli.
We skutecnosti je to klamani
sebe samych a klamanl jinych
takovi delnfci vytahnou v sobo-
tn pc poledni s hudbou z mesta
ma praci, ma pTiklad do lesa ma
dr1vl; praci v lese zhusta jen
markyrujf, symbolicky porazi
ieden nebo diva stromv a "a
chv1li tahnou Ease S hudbou do
mi a oslava prace je skoncena.
ia .isem byl skoro rok v Rus
ku. Prodelal jsem ruskou re-
voluci. Prisel jsem do Ruska
v kvetnu 1917. Tenkrat byla
vlada burzoasne-socialisticka
Prodelal jsem revoluci boise
vickou cd samych zacatk1 al
do konce = v Petrohrade, Y
Moskve, v Kijeve. Nasi hosi
kter1 byli Sc mnou, ved1, &C
isme prodelali. Znam bolsevic.
Ike Rusko dobfe, pozoroval jsen
take peclive bolsevickou revo.
luci. Konstatuji VAN zde pc.
die nejlepsfho vedom1 a svedo.
mi, re Sc nam Cechum ruskJ
vzor nehodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
0 zIVOTU A JEHO SMYSLU.
L. ZAKLADY

Pfedevsfm mic noveho, nybrz
stare uznane pravidlo je zakla-
dem i modern1 mravnosti: Mi
luj blizn1ho sveho jake sebe
sameho.
Kdo je bliznim? Mluvime O
idaalu humanitnim; pTijimam
tento ideal. Ma pro mas smysl
dvoj1. PTedne: ideal clovecko-
sti. byt clovekem. Ia druhe:
ohled ma clovecenstvo v nejsir-
Sim rozsahu.
Avsak humanita jakozto las
ka k clovecenstvu v nejsirsim
rozsahu snadno sc stava alb
straktnf, laskou We fantasii, ne
We skutecnosti. Laska must byt
soustfedena. Milovat vsechny
stejne nelze. Vyb1rame 81 a
mus1me 81 vyb1rat pTedmety sve
lasky. Mus1me NIT urcity sill.
A proto blizni, mali byt las
ka k nemu praktickou a dcin-
nou, je nam nejbilzsf. A nej-
blizs1 kazdemu je matka, otec,
bratr, sestra, zena, deti. My
ieste nemame potuchy, co Sc da
delat tomto kruhu. o kterem
myslfme, re jej milujeme. Ale
prosfm, stopujte sebe i jine, ia
ky je mas pomer k nejbilsfm
osobam, a 1zasneme caste, jak
malo je zname a jak malo je We
skutecnosti name radi. Aspon
nelze rici, re name radi to, co
tax malo zname. Nejblizsf z
bliznlch byly by nam vsem de-
ii. W davno bylo Teceno: Cti
otce sveho i matku svou. ia
myslfm, Re name k tomu pTi-
dat: A mel 1ctu k dust sveho
dftete! Pamatui ma generace
budoucf! Nase laska budiz te-
dy vzajemna. ale nepfestavej
ma vzdalenosti.
Blizn1 je muzovi zena, zene
muz. Tento pomer nejintim-
nejsi must prava laska posve-
covat nej1cinneji. Zena muzo-
vi je 1plne rovna, jen rozdil fy-
sicky budiz u~znavan: ona je
slabs1.
Jestlize humanitni ideal, hle-
dicf k clovecenstvu celemu, lie
ponekud neurcity, stava Sc ur-
citejs1m tim, re obsahuje take
narod? Nen1 narodnost take
ieSte neurcita a vseobecna N.Y.
slenka? Meme nez idea Glove
censtva. ale vetsine lid take i
deal narodnostn1 Sc rozplyva
iako tenn, ktefi ma clovecenstvo
myslf./ A co sc nalze We jmenu
naroda jake We jmenu Glove
censtva!
Laska must byt 1cinna. Mu-
sine pro bliznlho neco udelat.
prom pracovat. Ale pracf nenf
to n%epokojne, rozcilene hleda-
nj a sukanf; prace budiz kid
ma, vedoma svych cflG. Ones w
Sc pace doporucuje mnoho a
vsude. Ale je take prace v ne
praci. Vzpomlnam vyroku Mil
tonova: I'll, kdo stoji a cekaji,
take slouzi. Davat pozor ma to,
co Sc stane. Prace nenf idea
lem, neni poslednfm 1celem. Je
prostredkem. My, kazdy, kdyz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
z vyrokI
Presidenta Osvoboditele.

Hlasal jsem stale, re nase po-
litika must byti svetova, sveto-
We orientovana. To plyne z ma
sich dejin = j, pros1m, z nas1
tradice. W Palacky nam uka-
zoval ma "~svetovou centralisa-
ci."
Rozlustfme spravne problem
narodn1, jestlize pochopime, re
budeme tim narodnejsf, elm bu-
deme tim lidstejsf. A naopak
budeme tim ~lidstejsf, Gin bude-
me narodnejsi. Mezi narodem
a clovecenstvem, mezi narod-
nost1 a mezinarodnostf neni po-
mer takovy. re by clo~vecenstvo
jake mravnf 1silf extensivnf a
intensivnl, bylo neco vedle ma
roda, prot narodu. Narody
isou pTirozenymi organy Glove
censtva.
Nine odedavna zaj1mala zej-
mena souvislost politiky, stat
nictv1 a poesie. Basn1ci u vsech
narodG jsou vGdci a strazci ma
rodnich a take politickych
idealI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
+. c.. M.

Necekam spasy cd zadn6 stra-
ny; ale budeme nepTemozitel-
nj, jestlize We vsech stranach a
tr1dach Dude vetsf pocet muz1
opravdovych a myslfcich, kteTf
beze vseho umlouvanf a v1ditel-
neho spojovanf, kazdy v kruhu
SVEN, pracovat budou "a stej-
nym c1lem. jake viditelna cir
kew zije c1rkvf neviditelnou,
tax i my jake narod budeme Ii
tt bezpecne, jestlize mas znac-
ny pocet spojeni budeme tim tt
chym souhlasem, jenz vznlka
re spravneho posouzeni naSeho
postavenf svetoveho a re SPRAY
neho ~vysouzen1 toho, co a jak
kde KIDD name pracovat. Po-
kud Sc nerozsfTf tato neviditel-
ma strana lid opravdovych a
mysl1c1ch, kteri sc neboji, kdyz
toho potreba, pravde dat sve-
dectvf i verejne, vsecka viditel-
ma organisace nam nepostacf.
Zaver Ceske otazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03

MlA
Pokud bezi O narodnf pro-
gram mas, vzpomente 81 ma to,
co jsem YAM rekl O vyvoji Evro-
Ply a nas1 historic, re totiz mu-
SINE delat politiku svetovou,
tedy byt v zivem a pTatelskem
styku S ostatnimi narody. NaSe
narodn1 probuzenf je dite osvf-
censtvl a pozdejslho romsntis-
mu, Zrodilo sc z huma :itn1ch l.
dealt osmnacteho a devatenac-
teho stolet1, hlasanych We Fran
eli, v Nemecku, vsude. Huma-
nita = tot mas narodnf pro-
gram, program Dobrovskeho,
Kollara, Palackeho, Havlfcka
a uz Komenskeho, krald JiT1ka
i Karla i Svateho Vaclava.
K. G. Hovory S T. G.. M.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
Aunt Jimmy Likely Fovorite
In Selma Stakes at Laurel

Aunt jimmy. longshot winner of
last weeks Demoisclle Stakes at
Jamaica. was expected to show
the way to 10 rival 2-year-old
f1llies today in the 25th running
of the Selma Stakes at Laurel.
Last big fiat race of the current
Laurel meeting, the Selma, test
of a mile and one e-sixteenth, is a
milepost in the run for the 2
year-old fllly championship. This
years race, worth $37,670 to the
winner out of a gross of $50,270
If II contenders go to the post,
was one of the richest in the
history of the event.
Surprise winner over a smart
field in the Demoiselle, Aunt
jimmy, owned by Duval A. Head
ley, drew top weight of 1872 pounds
for today's race, including the
veteran rider. Nick Wall.
High on the list of contenders
were Brookmeade Stables Alta
lanta, winner of three stakes, but
a poor fifth last Saturday in the
Demoiselle, and her stablemate,
Two Rainbows, winner of two
straight at Laurel. Both were ex-
pected to receive good support
from the fans. Atalanta, with
Ronnie Nash up, had a 3-pound
pull in weight that figured to help,
while Two Rainbows, with Bobby
Martin riding, got in at 116.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
English Club Pays
New High, $84, 900,
For Soccer PLAYER
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Sunderland
yesterday paid 100000 ($84.000)
for a soccer player-the highest
sale price in the history of Eng
lish football.
The player involved was Trevor
Ford. who has competed in inter-
national games for Wales, and who
belonged to the Aston Villa Club
of the English Football League.
Players who are sold here can't
share in the purchase price but
they do have the last word on any
sale. They first must agree to
be sold and then they have the
right to turn down an offer from
any club they don't want to join.
The previous record sale price
was the $74.200 paid last Decem-
ber by Preston North End to
Sheffield Wednesday for Eddie
Quigley.
Players in the first division of
the English Football League re-
ceive maximum weekly salary
of $3.50. In addition they get a
bonus of $3.50 for each victory
during the season and a bonus of
$3.50 for each tie. The clubs play
AZ league games a year.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
CIV, Maryland Frosh
Add 10 Win Strinqs

Both George Washington and
Maryland freshmen had another
notch in their victory columns to-
day, but they had to come from
behind to earn them.
The Colonials broke Potomac
States six-game winning streak
with a 22-19 triumph, gained on
an odd play covering 102 yards in
the last minute of play. With
Potomac leading, 1916, Ken Bel
liveau, CIV halfback, DETECTED
Ted Lauer's pass to Cecil Perkins
in the CIV end zone. The ball
ricocheted to Korcheck, CIV CEN
ter, who ran to his Is and lat
eralled to Bill Fox who dashed
the remaining IS yards for score.
Jimmy Pantos. former Central
High School ace. sparked Mary
lands 1920 victory over North
Carolina's frosh, scoring the VIM
ming touchdown on 4-yard
sweep after Henry Petit had re-
turned a kickoff to the Tar Heel 2.
Pantos passed for three other
Maryland scores and blocked one
of the visitors extra point at
tempts.
Tom Adler had tied up the
game at 20-all in the last period
with a 21-yard dash through the
Maryland team before Petit and
Pantos joined forces to swing the
decision to the Terps.