davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-04
August Car Sales
Listed At 1850

RALEIGH, N. {. yo,n
sales for August nua,5or"5 "a; "a
$50, bringing total ss,as 81 - t5,.
year to 77,496, the No,rb ~ IN ne
lima Department Of Motor V I:41'
cles reported today 'e'''
Truck sales for A.gYs.
ed 4,151, bringing nr,ol, VA!
for the year to 20.&sq n Sales
same month last year ,:.cI; ~. NE
were listed at 1896 and ro,. ,%eS
sales at 9,251. ID:
Chevrolet led in sales n
with 1911 sold, Win, Ford l o.
second with 2,4OO. Cntro.o, 10, ,e'
first in truck sales with lilo va "ss
Ford followed with 9gS sold ~''|
Mecklenburg led tie conr.;.
in new car sales win lo-2 so,S
Guilford was second with S9s
Wake was first in truck ssIS,
with 81. Mecklenb0ra ran second
with 224 sold.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-04

The 1850 lamb Gro. cs,iM..
ed at 1874 million had. abow .
per cent less than raar CARLOW
and 43 per cent beioa ne rocor5
crop of 1941.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Dorothy Dix

DEAR MISS DIX: The express
sions chow to catch a man" and
"how to hold q husband" are de-
grading and take away the beauty
and sanctity of courtship and the
marital estate. Nature intended
man to be the pursuer and all
modest women acknowledge and
adhere to this precept.
MRS. F. P. F.
Answer: Perhaps Nature did
originally intend that man should
be the pursuer and woman the
pursued, and we still pretend to
believe In that romantic theory,
but, in reality, we know it Is no
more true than is the myth about
Santa Claus. For ninety-n
times out of hundred and maybe
the hundredth time, 1t is the
woman who sees the man first and
gives him the high sign that at
tracts his attention to her.
Nor do I see why 1t Is immodest
Evening star., 1950-02-02

or degrading or in any way what.
ever reflects upon a woman tc
pick out the man she wants as 8
husband and for the father of hel
children and to use every art ano
vile she knows to catch him
Marriage is her business in life
It is what her happiness and pros
perity depend upon, and she
would be a fool not to go after
what she wanted.
Personally, I deplore the fact
that this has to be done by stealth
and that a woman has to camou-
haged her intentions toward a man
and pretend she is running away
from a man when she Is really
running after him.
Nor do I understand how il
degrades marriage or makes the
sacred relationship between a
husband and wife less sacred fo1
her to deliberately try to keep him
in love with her.
Evening star., 1950-02-02

have a vivid recollection of my
own election when final results
were announced-not In the wee
small hours-but shortly before
dawn"
The voting hall is equipped
with Is booths, formed by panels
on hinges which can be placed
fiat against the wall when not in
use. Under the old system, not
more than or 10 booths could
be accommodated at one time.
The new hall, located on the
ground floor of the new building,
with entrances from both c and
D streets. also will be used for
registration of delegates. o.
Joining the OAR in dedicating
the museum were Laurence Vail
Coleman, director of the Ameri-
can Association of Museums:
John Palmer Leeper, assistant
director of the Corcoran Gallery
of Art, and DR.. Alexander Wet
more, secretary of the Smithson-
ian Institution.
Mr.. Coleman pointed out that
the museum has the desirable
combination of incandescent and
f1uorescent lighting, while DR..
Wetmore praised its pleasing ef-
feet of quiet dignity" Mr.. Leeper
called it the Corcoran's newest
neighbor" and promised that,
"fguratively speaking, we'll come
over frequently to borrow cup of
sugar or a cup of -four"
Many of the OARS 5000 mu-
scum articles are still in storage
but enough were on display yes
terday to indicate the general
plan of arrangement.
In the center was the parlor
section, displaying such items as
the Chippendale sofa. owned by
Thomas Mexican, a signer of
the Declaration of independence.
Other sections will include a pro
vincial corner" and alcoves for
glass and china, men and women's
accessories and children's acces-
sories and toys.
The walls are of Williamsburg
silver green and the Innings of the
cases will offer suitable contrast.
Mrs. Frierson pointed out that two
steel cases with shadow proof glass
are to be installed later for the
OARS finest jewelry."
When completed, the museum
will be open to the public. This is
expected to be after the OAR Con-
tinental Congress in April.
The program yesterday in
cluded music by the Little Sym
phony of the United States Air
Force Band with 1t. Col. George r.
Howard conducting. Master Sergt.
Glenn Darwin sang BLESS This
House." and prayers were offered
by Miss Mamie F. Hawkins, State
chaplain of the District.
Evening star., 1950-02-02

years, was hostess at the party
held at the District OAR Chapter
House.
Mrs. Patton was among those
In the receiving line and the asso-
ciate candidates on her ticket
who were here for the national
OAR board meeting, assisted at
the tea tables.
Although paper napkins bore
the slogan, Frances Kerr for
Treasurer General" there was no
other political motif and those
greeting the honor guest included
Mrs. Edwin Stanton hammers OF
Dallas. Tex, who is opposing Mrs
Patton for the society's highest
Office.
Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, whose
term as president general expires
In April, was late conner, ar
irving after a reception held in
connection with dedication cere-
monies at the new OAR building
Evening star., 1950-02-02

She was presented with a pink
camellia corsage.
Both Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Nor
ment D. Hawkins, regent of the
hostess chapter, were in long
dresses. Mrs. Kerr wearing gray
chiffon and lace and Mrs. Hawk
ins clad in black taffeta. Mrs
David L. Wells, State regent o1
the District, also received and
like the others in the line, wore
a corsage of white carnations tied
with blue ribbon to carry out the
fsociety's colors Of white and blue
Capt. Thomas j. Kelly, U. S
NJ, made the introductIons and
music was provided by Jack Nor
toms Orchestra.
Invitations had been extended
to all the regents and delegates
of the District OAR chapters and
to the national officers and State
regents of the society.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Wonnen's Clubs
OAR Museum and Voting Hall
Dedicated in Society's New BUILDING
By Frances Lide
Woman's Club Editor.

It won't cut down on the cam
pa1gning in OAR election. But
the new voting hall dedicated
yesterday by the Daughters OF
the American Revolution is ex-
pected to go a long way toward
speeding up the tedious wait for
election returns which has char
acterized many OAR contest
The presentation ceremony was
one OF two held yesterday after
noon in the new addition to the
OAR Administration building at
1720 D street NV.
The society also formally dedi-
Gated new museum quarters, a
gallery occupying the central Sec
ton of the first floor of the new
building. 100000 project near
ing completion.
On hand for the two programs
were national officers and State
regents who have been in Wash
ington for the past two days at
tending a national OAR board
meeting.
Mrs. Roscoe C. OByrne, presi-
dent general of the society, point
ed out that, far from being an
extra added attraction" the mu-
scum is an important part of the
OAR program. One of the main
objects of the society is to per-
petuate the memory and spirit
of the men and women who
achieved American independence,
she emphasized. And one of the
methods outlined is "by the pres
ervation of documents and relics -
she added.
Mrs. Roy James Frierson, cura-
tor general, recalled that the OAR
museum dates back to the found
ing of the national society, when
arrangements were made for hous-
ing historical relics in the Smith
scnian Institution. In more re-
cent years they have been ex-
hibited in the OAR Memorial Con-
tinental Hall.
Mrs. O'Byrne formally accepted
the voting hall from the donor,
Miss Katharine Matthies of Sey-
mour, Conn, who gave $4,000 to
make its construction possible.
Miss Matthies, third vice presi-
dent Of the society. made the
contribution In honor of Mrs.
O'Byrne and the hall is to be
known as the "O'Byrne Room"
Recalling the inadequacy of
previous voting facilities, when
booths were erected on the stage
of Memorial Continental Hall,
Mrs. O'Byrne said that for many
yeass OAR elections have been
something of an ordeal"
Some Of our national elections
have dragged through many
weary hours" she said. "Tabula-
tion of votes in inadequate quar-
ters has been a slow process. I
Evening star., 1950-02-02
.CountyCIub Elects
.Mrs. Hoffman

Mrs. Glenn Hoffman has been
elected temporary chairman OF
the recently organized Junior Wo-
mans Club of Prince Georges
County. The new group is being
sponsored by the Progress Club Of
College Park to meet the needs of
the younger members of the COM
munity.
Miss Beatrice Allen was elected
temporary secretary and Mrs. Carl
Kelley will be in charge of draw
ing up the constitution.
The club will hold its charter
night at pm. Wednesday at the
parish hall in College Park.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
AIunnue to Meet

Miss Constance Tilley, a mem.
Der of the Women's Bureau of the
Metropolitan Police, will speak at
a meeting of the Washington
Alumnae Association of Alpha Del.
ia Pi Sorority at 8 o'clock tonight
at the home Of Mrs. Andre Simon.
pietri, 1923 Drummond street
Chevy Chase.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Fred P. Hobart. Mrs. Morgan Ten.
ney and Miss Wanda Sarnecki.
Evening star., 1950-02-02

MorrlSon Kerr,
candidate for
treasurer gen.
eral Of the
OAR on the
ticket headed
by Mrs. James
B. Patton of
G. o ! u m b u S ,
Ohio.
The Cont
mental Danes
Chapter, in
W hich Mrs.
Kerr has been
an active mem
ha~ fe~ %
Evening star., 1950-02-02
DARHonors Mrs. Kerr

Several hundred Daughters of
the American Revolution turned
out yesterday afternoon for the
reception honoring Mrs. John
Evening star., 1950-02-02
GuiId Plans Drive

The Service Guild of Washing
ton will meet at 1890 tomorrow in
the Westcester Apartments dining
room to discuss plans for a fund
raising project. Mrs. James Simon
will preside.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
PEG Unit to Meet

Chapter j of the PEG Sister,
hood will meet at 8 pm. Monday
at the home of Mrs. Martin E.
Elkstrand, 1857 Forty-fourth street
NV. Miss Myrtle Norbeck will
speak on international scholar
ships.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
ADVERTISEMENT.

with hot coffee. They may also
be mashed and spread on the
toast plain If you like-just sea-
SON with little salt first.
The oldest and plainest way
of serving them-with Just
plain lemon juice and perhaps
a bit of onion-is very hard to
beat. And then there's Qua
camole, that delightful spread
of soft avocadoes, tomatoes,
bacon, lemon juice and Wor-
cestershirc sauce.
SPEAKING OF SPREADS,
Guacam0le is one of our favor
ties for parties. The other IA
vorite-and very popular one
at our home--is made of
minced CLAIMS and cream
cheese. Add a dash of Ia
bsco sauce, onion juice, a tiny,
tiny bit of garlic and watch
your guests go for it. Add
enough clans to make the
cheese a creamy consistency.
Serve with potato chips or Ritz
crackers.
ALL OF THESE food hints
remind us that parties will
soon be back on the calendar.
Perhaps you're having one be-
fore Lent. Incidentally, Lent
begins on Washington's Birth
day this year.
February is a month of hOli-
days, and there are three of
them to test your ingenuity
VaIentine's IS, Lincoln,s and
Washington's birthday. Whether
you celebrate them or not,
they're fun for the children.
WE HAVE the foods for every
day meals and for the biggest
of holiday parties for you down
at
CENTER MARKET CITY
Sth and K NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Antiquities Unit
Elects Officers

Mrs. Guy Withers was reelected
directress of the District Branch
of the Association for the Preser-
vation of Virginia Antiquities this
week.
Other officers for the coming
year include Mrs. John Lee Coul-
ter, first vice directress; Mrs. Will
liam T. Clerk, second vice di-
rectress: Mrs. John F. Little, third
vice directress; Mrs. Wade H.
Ellis. fourth vice directress; Miss
Luella Chase, recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles w. Allen, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Fred Cory
Bishopp, treasurer.
The organization will hold its
spring meeting on March II at
the Willard Hotel. It's annual
banquet is scheduled for May 20.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
&%vxt
SENTER
MARKET CITY
WMAtA Axbey~

SINCE we gave you a couple
OF ideas about avocadoes yes
terday, and since we're so fond
of them, we thought you might
be, too.
In case you're confused about
their names, avocadoes usually
come from Florida, and Calavo
is a trade name for a certain
California variety. They're both
delicious. Some people seem
afraid to try this delicious fruit,
so let us tell you beforehand
that once you become fond of
them, you'll never be without
them.
They're in good supply now,
and in case you've forgotten
how to tell when one is ready
to use, cup it between the palm
of your hands. If it yields to
gentle pressure, it will be but
terry ripe on the inside and just
right for eating.
-
AND well bet you didn't
know that they contain Ia
minerals and 8 vitamins-a
fact very welI worth noting.
And have you ever tried them
mashed, on toast? They make
a delicious, smooth spread that
is especially good on thin slices
of rye or whole wheat toast
Evening star., 1950-02-02

Bethesda Meeting
The Newcomb Club of Bethesda
will hold a business meeting and
luncheon at / pm. tomorrow at
the Bethesda Inn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
AKLIMATISACE.

PrizpGsobenf sc zevnim 20.
merlin podnebf a podminek Ii
votnlch jest podmlnkou nasehc
zdrav1, zvlaste pri zmenach pc.
bytu.
Mnoz1 Sc neklimatisuji snad-
no a NIUE sc to u Mich staff jen
pozvolna, takze nemohou mis-.
to sveho pobytu ma priklad 2
jihu ma sever nebo naopak, z
niziny do hor a podobne nahle
meniti.
Jevl-li Sc potreba zmeny po-
bytu nutne, necht jiz dGvod6
existencnlch nebo z dn1vod6
zdravotnich, tfeba jednati vzdy
opatrne, tedy take pfi volbe let
n1ho nebo klimatickeho leceb-
neho sfdla. Zvlast u lid slab
s1ch i stars1ch a u deti je treba
dbati pravidel pozvolne aklima-
tisace.
Stejne jake clovek podleha
ZakOnum akllmatlsace wire a
rostlina. Je to pro mas dnlezite
pr volbe plemen domacfch wi
rat i pri volbe rostlin pro po-
koj a domacf zahradku. Take
pr pfechodech rocnich pocasf,
pri p%renaSenl rostlin re skleni-
ku nebo parenist do volne pro-
story a podobne pTipada prizpn-
soben1 toho druhu dGlezity T.
kol.
Kratce. prizpdsobenf Sc dele
zvolna, tim volneji, elm
jsou rozd1ly v podnebf a
podminkach zivotnlch.
Caste Sc zdarl a~klimitasice
jen zdanlive, t. j. ne1plne. Clio
vek, zvffe ci rostlina Sc uzp1-
slice pomerGm, ale pozby-
va svych pGvodn1ch vlastnostf,
nebo nabyva naklonnosti k rnz-
chorobam, zvlaste snadno
k tuberkulose a pod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
BASEBALL.

We stTedu nase baltimorska
baseballova ceta Orioles" do.
stala Sc do semi-finale, kdyz
zv1tezila mad klubem Montreal,
Kanada V poslednfm utkani
5:4.
We ctvrtek a patek hraji
Orioles V Rochester a tretf "a
pas zapocne op6t V Baltimore
V sobotu 8:15 vecer a pax v
pond6ll a V 1tery. Bude-li v tie
dobe utkanf nerozhodne must
b1ti 6. a 7. zapas sehran v Ro-
chester.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
RUZNOSTI.

- Pouze V republice Ell Sal
vador We strednf Americe rosie
strom, jehoz aromaticka MIA,
tahnouci ma vzduchu, Sc proda-
va v lekarnach pod jmenem
"peruansky balzam''. V Peru
tento strom vGbec neroste.
= Cena penicilinu v r. 1913
kdy tento lex byl poprve uve-
den ma trh, byla stanovena ma
dvacet dolarn Ia kazdou dav-
ku. Ones Sc prodava "a ctyry
Gently vzhledem k tomu, re w
robnf methody byly zjednodu-
seny.
= Bfla vodnf rnze (nenufar)
byla oznacovana Is slovy V an
glictine, "A We francouzstine,
81 v holandstine a 1O5 v mem
cine, celkem 245 navy.
= We Spojenych Statech III
ie pres million osob, jejichz
imeno je Smith.
= Sampanske vino lie cha
patti vsemi smysly; zrakem,
hmatem, cichem, chutf i stu
chem. Znate snad jeste jiny
pfiklad?
= We Spojenych Statech lie
bez obt1z1 zmeniti jmeno, pokud
ieho nositel nenl jim spokojen.
Teto vyhody nepouzije vsak
recky obcan, s1dlic1 V Pontiac,
Mich, jenz je spokojen Sc svym
jmenem, kter6 mi: Pappatheo-
- R. S. Byrd, Gu. S. NJ jest
iedinym clovekem, ktery nav
stivil severn1 i jizn1 pol a to V
letech 1926 a 1929: ODE cesty
podnikl letadlem.
- Osm rann1ch list1 v Lon
dyne vychaz1 nakladem trinact
miliond vytiskd. Naproti tomu
1874 listy We Spojenych Statech
mali celkovy naklad jen 20 mi
lionG. Pouze diva listy v New
Yorku vychazej1 o vice nez jed
nom milionu exemplarGG, kdezto
V Londyne existuje sedm den1-
XII o jednom az ctyfech Milo
mech vytiskG.
- We sladkovodn1m jezere
Nicaragua zijl mofske ryby, ba
i zralok.
Prdmerny vek osobnlho
automobile, nez je rozebran,
byl zjisten ma II let, kdyz ma
iezdil 100000 mil. Pred 25 ro-
ky vydrzel pouze 6 let, kdyz
najezdil jen Is tis1c mil. Edo
konalen1 bylo dosazeno lehc1-
mi a pevnejsimi slitinami kovu,
presnejsim zpracovan1m motto
a snizenlm opotfeben1 ire
c1ch plOch.
- Pet papezd uzivalo jme-
ma Petr, avsak pozdeji upustilo
sc Cd tohoto zvyku re skrom-
nosti a papezove volili jina jme-
ma. (Rodinne jmeno papeze
Sergia II. bylo Boca di Porco.)
- Mad parlzskym restaurant
tenn vedle hrbitova Pere Lachai-
Sc jest francouzsky napis: eide
81 odpocinete lepe neil napro-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Vdavekchtive londynske telefo-
nistky dovedou ma muze nalicit
past.

Londyn. - Kiditelstvo Ion
dynske telefonni sluzby 81 ne
davno stezovalo ma to, re sc jim
vdava prilis mnoho zamestna-
nych divek a re Sc vdava mno-
hem vic telefonistek nez divek
Sc hlasf o m1sta telefonnlch O.
peratorek a vsechny 81 behem
Gasu snadno naleZnou NAMELY.
Vybfrajf 81 svoje pf1sti muze
Poole jejich hlasu. Mali muz
V t~elefonu pr1jemny HAS, jest
zvaben telefonistkou ma dosta-
venicko a zpravidla brzy ma to
je veden k oltafi. Ma mlsta te-
lefonnich operatorek je takovy
naval, re meslcne Sc hlas1 ko-
lem 1900 d1vek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Csl. politicti veznove davaji
prfednost smrti.

Praha. = z pracovnlch ia
bor1 v okoli Jachymova pricha-
zeji zpravy, re tam denne pri-
chazf k pr1paddm sebevrazd.
Veznove davaj1 pfednost do
brovolne smrti skokem do sa-
Chef pred tvrdym zivotem, KITE
ry must snaset a pred pomalou
smrtf vlivem radioaktivity, KITE
ra je ohrozuje pTedcasnou smr-
tt. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Voienska venice " Lahore
preplnena.

Praha. = Y. Tabore v Bude-
iovicke ulici je vojensky trestni
7oud, jehoz vezeni je tax pre-
plneno, re vojaci must byt u
vezneni v kasarnach. Behem
mesice cervence bylo propuste-
no z chime sluzby do civilu 40
aktivnfch dGstojn1ku. V tabor
Ike voienske posadce je take
stredisko pro vycvik policeinlch
PSI, kterych pouzivaj1 straze u
vojenskych skladist. FCl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Tajna policie nasla rozsahlou
loterii.

Washington, D. c. - IRA.
dovny tajn6 policie bylo ozna-
memo zatcenf dewitt osob, v me
zinarodn1 lotern1 organisaci, je-
liz obchod byl pres $4,000, 900.
Osoby byly zatceny V nekolika
mestech.
Bylo vysetTovanlm ~zjisteno c
tistenf letak1 v Miami, Fla, a
rozes1lanych do stat6 New
York, Kalifornia, Ohio, Texas:
Pennsylvania, Maryland a dc
Kanady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22

vane forme pfedan kongresu.
Verejne m1nen1 odrazelo Sc pax
prirozene i z dvoumesicnl de-
baty kongresn1, ktera pfedloze-
nj planu nasledovala. Kdyz by
la pTedloha konecne prijata,
representovala vlastne rozhod-
mutt lidu, ktery mel dobrou pred
chozi prflezitost dobfe il poro-
zumeti.
V sesti letech, V nichz HAS
kazdeho americkeho obcana
pomaha rozhodovati O zahra-
nicni politice zeme, museli jsme
vsichni dojfti k poznatku, re
zaklady m1rumilovneho sveta
nemohou spocivati vyhradne
ma stanovisku vlad a ma roz-
hodnut1ch mezinarodnlch kon-
ferencf, nybrz re odpovednost
"a svetove udalosti spocfva ma
uv6domeni kazdeho jednotliv-
ce, ktery sam napomaha pr6-
behu t6chto udalost1.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Niceni vzpominek pravdy.

Praha. = y Holoubkova u
Rokycan byl vdecnym obyvatel-
stvem postaven pomnlcek ma
miste. kan az dospela osvobo-
zenecka americka armada v
kvetnu 1916. Pomnlcek byl
komunistickym rezimem odstra
men. Taktez V Plzni byl "a
kladnf kamen pomn1ku, veno-
vaneho americkym osvobodite-
linn cely zakryt plakaty, pro-
pagujfcimi petiletku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Pnicka HaheSi.

Parfz. - Mezinarodnl ban
ka pro RECONSTRUCTED a rozvoJ
poskytla dive pdjcky Habesi V
uhrnne castce 7 milionu dola-
ri. z techto dvou pujcek ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Rocky kral zada koalicni
vladu tri stran.

Atheny, Recko. = Kral Pa
vel zadal o tTfstrannou koalicn1
vladu, jez by byla dost silna,
ably fidila tuto politely neklid-
nou zemi pc pTisti tri roxy. Rec
ko cd sveho osvobozeni vystri-
dalo jiz 20 vlad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Obavy re vzestupu cen.

We vladnlcvh kruz1ch stava-
il obavy, re ceny budou nadale
stoupat do konce roku, pTispeje
k tomu zvysovan1 mezd v Get
nych vyrobn1ch odborech. Via
da pochybuje, re by mohla w
vol ten ~zastavit pouzitfm svych
kontroln1ch pravomoc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-22
Predbszne ointment.

= Y nedeIi, 20. f1jna pOrada
"Pitch-In-P PARTY" Dull Roast)
Rieger KIub Osady sv. Vaclava.
" ned6li, 5. listopadu Vel
kolepy Bull Roast pofada Prvni
Cesky Dem. Klub 7. wardy, 838
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L~itomericky biskup
Stsnan Trochta

byl internovan v biskupskem
palaci V Litomeficich; je zcela
odloucen cd svych osobnfch Sc
kretaf6. Jeho straz tvoff 6 Gle
MI SNB.
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KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
RETURN MATCH BY TWO
ARCH-RTVA

RETURN MATCH BY TWO
A~RCH-RIVALS.
Pro pT1stf 1tery, 26. zaff Mr.
Ed Contos poradatel kT1zkovych
zapasG V Coliseum pripravil We
lice zaj1mavy program ma nemz
1cast brati budou nasledujfct
zapasnfci:
Lord Leslie Carlton, 228 ID
british Champion) VS.. Kenny
Ackles, 218 ID. re Santa Moni-
ca, Calf.
Osm 3 minutovych kol S
boxing gloves"
Zapas zapocne urcite 9:15
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Bobby Ford, PIP 10. z Youngs-
town, O. a Bud Curtis, 22O 10.
z indianapolis, Ind. VS.. Matte
Brown, 228 ID. (Former Heavy
weight Boxer) z Washington,
D.. G. a Les Ruffin, 2O8 ID. z
Lawrence, Mass.
V1tezi zfskati must 2 vftez-
stv1 re 3 tukanf.
Kimon Kudo, 200 ID. (Sen-
sational Japanese Jiu Jitsu Elk
pert VS.. Harry Finkelstein, 223
z Boston, Mass.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 30 minut aneb 1 porazky.
Jack Dillon, 24O ID. z Ed
mondton, Canada VS.. Billy Will
cox, 222 ID. z Vallejo, Calf.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
Is minut.
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byt financovano zdokonaleni
h~abesskeho silnicn1ho systemu,
jakoz i RUNE veTejne stavebnl
p%rojekty, ktere provede move
zf1Zena Habesska banka pro
rozvoj.
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PozEstalost Harold Laskyho.

Washington, D. C. - namy
anglicky socialista zesnuly pro-
fesor Harold Lasky zanechal
sve zene jmen1 $54,762, svemu
staremu dobremu pf1teli soudci
u. S. Nejvyssiho soudu Frank
f~urterovi zanechal cast sve vel
mi cenne knihovny.
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PRIME Sc:
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vysoky plat. Zavolejte
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