Word: czechoslovakian
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...years ago Karel Kozeluh, Czechoslovakian professional, and blond, laconic Vincent Richards played in the finals of the national professional tennis singles championship and Richards won. Last year they played again and Kozeluh won. The finals for the championship is the most important of their yearly matches, but they play often. On dirt courts in vacant lots in Manhattan and its suburbs, in the presence of the kind of people who do not usually attend tennis matches, Kozeluh and Richards play again and again for $1 and $2 admissions. Sometimes one wins, sometimes the other, but it is always a great...
...Moravia, there are 100 places exceptionally rich in diluvial deposits. Every year the Czechoslovakian Government gives large sums of money for the excavation of these paleontological treasure houses. The new Institute is designed especially to be a centre for such activities...
...League of Prayer and the proposed beatification of her husband.* For months Royalist agents and pro-Habsburg priests have been circulating petitions to the Vatican, among the devout, recounting stories of miracles occurring near Karl's tomb in the Church of the Madonna del Monte at Funchal, Madeira. Czechoslovakian Catholics, such is the royalist reasoning, may not want to rejoin Hungary, but they are bound to think well of a Hungarian King whose father was the Blessed Karl...
...Czechoslovakia, serving as such at the same time that his father was Minister to China. John Oliver is a former secretary to President Thomas Masaryk of Czechoslovakia, last year married in Rome the beautiful Countess Theresa Martini Marescotti. A sister of John Oliver, Frances, is married to Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovakian Minister to Great Britain...
...With 725,000 troops. Armies of other nations rank: second French, 643,675; third British, 394,519; fourth Italian, 353,120; fifth Rumanian, 325,000; sixth Spanish, 243,511; seventh Polish, 229,900; eighth Japanese, 210,000: ninth Czechoslovakian, 158,103; tenth Jugoslavian, 141,568; eleventh...