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Evening star., 1923-12-11
QUIZ WITNESSES
Of FATAL WRECK
New York Central Inquiry Is
Being Held Behind
Closed Doors.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ERIE, Pa, December 11.--A board
of officials of the New York Central
Railroad Company. headed by Gem
eral Manager A. S. Ingles of Cleve-
land, met here today to investigate
the wreck of the Twentieth Century
Forsyth. n. Y, early Sunday, when
nine persons met death. The hearing
was behind closed doors. but the road
officials. before entering the confer
ence. said that the findings would be
announced in an official statement as
soon as all the witnesses were heard.
In addition TO the ten trainren who
formed the crews of ths ill-fated
trains, about twenty other persons,
including signalmen and maintenance
OF way workmen. were TO be heard by
the board, which, in addition to Gem
eral Manager Ingles. included his as
sistant d. r. MacBain of Cleveland,
F. B. Virgins, engineer of signals.
and E. V. Brogan. superintendent of
Inspectors Craig and johnson of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
Washington, who have conducted an
independent investigation Of the
wreck, attended the hearing, as did
Coroner Blood OF Chautauqua county.
N. Y. and Inspector Pooley of the
New York state public service COM
mission.
Charles Patterson of Buffalo, the
veteran engineer who was at the
throttle of the third section of the
limited when IL crashed into the sec
ton ahead, was the principal witness
of the day. Patterson has been with
the New York Central for thirty
seven years and for twenty-five years
he has worked as an engineer. The
wreck Sunday was his first big acci-
dent.
Weigiens the signal engineer, was
among the first witnesses to be heard.
It was his men who inspected the
signals at the grade crossing shortly
after the fatal crash. Officials have
announced that these signals were
set against Patterson.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

CLARK TO PRESENT
BILL FOR BUILDINGS
Continued from First Page.)

less than s5 100000 will be made
the construction may be started
without further loss of time
The public buildings commission
was created by the act of March l,
1919. Under the terms of the Clark
general supervision over the entire
construction program to the extent
that the commission will decide which
buildings are most urgently needed,
their size and location.
Would Centralize Activities.
1t Is believed that in this way there
will be placed IN the hands of one
centralized authority the work of
planning the whole program, always
keeping in mind the idea Of locating the
buildings In the most advantageous
manner SO each department may be
centralized as much as practicable. In
the past 1t has been the custom for each
department to go to Congress with its
own individual building needs. That
often has resulted in some buildings
being unfortunately located with re-
spect to the remainder of the de-
partment.
The buildings now regarded as
most urgently needed are;
A large building for the internal
revenue service which is now scat
tered in nine bildings.
An archives building which will
make thousands of square feet OF val
liable Office space available which Is
now used for storage and files
Large Buildings Needed.
Several large office buildings for
the Department of Agriculture.
fn hn n =
ing ONCE which Is now scattered in
more than. twenty buildings.
A large buildings for the Depart
ment of Justice.
Emphasizing. the imperative need
for new buildings for the Depart
mont Of Agriculture a report was
made by the Secretary of Agriculture
today to the public buildings conn
mission showing the space situation
of the department. This shows that
Ave buildings In the city of Wash
inEton and of these twenty-SeVen are
rented for which an annual rental
bill of $1so.s2o 10 being paid.
The report also shows that the de-
partment is scattered all the way
from Path and M streets to 33s Penn
sylyania avenue and that most of the
smaller rented buildings are un-
slightly and totally unit for any gov
ernment use.
The public buildings commission
repeatedly has called the attention OF
Congress to the situation with re-
spect to temporary buildings and the
urgent need for the construction OF
fireproof buildings to take their
places.
IL has pointed out that these tenn
porary buildings can last but few
years and that the upkeep is getting
SO expensive that IL Is a very poor
proposition economically even to
keep them up. Most Of these tempo
rary buildings are OF f1imsy construc-
tion, and, although great precautions
are taken, they constitute very
dangerous fire hazard. The commits
sion feels that II a, fire should start
not only would there be a loss of
frreplaceabIe records and Of human
lives but that the activities occupy
ing them would have no place to go.
as even rented space In the District
Of Columbia is very scarce.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

Within recent weeks about ten
have been abandoned as unit for oc-
cupaney and turned over to the War
Department. An inspection showec
that some of the lumber IN tho
hu!ldings WAS III falr condition and
that probably enough of IL could be
salvaged to construct two barracks
for soldiers at the Boiling Field afr
station at Anacostia.
Accordingly, bids were invited for
the dismantling OF nine and the con-
struction OF the barracks at Boiling
Field. All received were above the
limit of cost fixed by the departmen ent,
however, and were rejected with a
view to opening fresh competition
by circulars. to Other building con-
tractors in the District. Regardless
of the result OF this endeavor. the
Potomac Park buildings already re-
linquished by the general supply COM
n.ittse will be disrnantled and the same
course viii be followed with respect
to those remaining as rapidly as the
committee hnds it no longer needs
them.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
HUTroNHoLE PARTY MEN.

The members Of the republican ma
tional committee, meeting 81 the New
willard Hotel. today were button
hoIed by the members OF the Wom-
ems National Party, VINO proceeded
to expIaiT the equal rights move and
asked for support.
The women met at the hotel at the
same time as the republican national
committee and Mt the close of the
session each woms.n, decorated In the
white and gold rsgalia of the party.
proceeded to corner the member or
the republican committee from her
own state.
Senator Charles Curtis yesterday
introduced the equal rights bill in
the Senate and on Thursday Repre-.
sentative Daniel r. Anthony Of
Kansas, nephew of Susan Anthony.
one of the leaders of the women's
franchise movement, will introduce
the bill into the House.
The bill calls for equal rights not
only for women but for men In legal,
Industrial and domestic sphereS.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
HUERTA AGENT IN q. 8.
Bureau to Be Opened In New York
or Washington.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, December
t~i,uis Maryn Guzman, reputed to
be a strong supporter of de Ia Huerta.
nassed through San Antonio Friday
fnr Naw YORK on a confidential mis-
sion. according to a report circulated
in the Mexican colony here. Guzman
was formerly editor OF Ell Mundo, in
Mexico City, and is former con-
gresham.
that C;uzman will take charge OF the
Adolfista agency in Washington or
New York.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
BOARD COMPLETES
TEACHERS PAY BILL
Peyser's Amendment Allows
More to Be Promoted to
Group B.

Carrying an amendmerr, adopted
at the request of Capt. Julius l.
Peyser, the proposed new teachers
salary bill was given the approval of
the board OF education at a special
meeting last night in the Franklin
School and IS now ready for Congress
First 1t Will go to the Commissioners
and thence to the bureau OF the
budget. If the movement Is faciIt-
tated school officials believe the meas
ure will reach the Capitol next week
The amendment was the elimination
OF provision placing a 80 per cent
limitation on the number of teachers
elglble TO appointment to the superior
group B elias ssificasion. Capt. Peyser,
VINO led the hght to have the provision
stricken from the measure, pointed out
that 1t was bitterly opposed by the
-lsachers, who held it, was unjust to
unit the nun Der for promotion when
more may be orthy of advancement
Other Amendments Tabled.
other amendments proposed by Capt
Peyser and tablsa were:
TO have teachers IN class 1, group A,
allowed longevity pay for ten years in
stead of eight. thereby increasing their
To have class /. group e. teachers
allowed basic basic salary of $500,
with longevity Increases for two
make the maximum salary for this
group s2.700 instead of S2,60O;
10 nave ten years longevity pay
given 10 junior high school teachers
IN group A. making their maximum
salary $4,000 instead of $4,000:
To nave the basic salary of teachers
raised from s2.560 to s2.7oe. with one
year longevity, making the maximum
salary s2,So0;
To include nature study teachers In
the class now containing teachers of
domestic art and similarly classed
subjects.
Consider Compulsory Education.
AFTER the adoption of the salary
olll the board, upon the recommeuda-
llon OF Supt. Ballou.. appointed COM
mittee to consider the compulsory at
tendance and school census bills.
which failed of passage in the last
congress. Members of the committee e
Morgan. Capt. Peyser and DR.. J. Hay
den johnson.
Capt. Peyser read to the board an
article from & newspaper quoting in
directly member OF the board re-
garding the salary bill He urged
the appointment of a committee to In
Vestigate the matter. Any board
member making a statement to the
press. he said. should not conceal his
name. Capt. Peyser. however, with
drew the motion when Mrs. Morgan
suggested that 1t might serve the
purpose just as well to publish the
fact that the board Is in sympathy
with the teachers. DR.. BalIou incl
dentally paid q tribute to the press for
its accurate presentation of school
news.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
WILL ISSUE REPORT.
Mai. Bell to Give Public Status
of COMPANIES.

Shortly after the close of the year
the Public Utilities Commission will
issue a statement showing the finan-
cial condition of each of the public
service corporations. This was indi-
Gated today by Maj. Bell, chairman
Of the commission.
The major said he plans to 60 over
the reports Of the several companies
at the end Of the month and that he
is considering having the commits
sion prepare q statement summar-
tzing the reports --
Evening star., 1923-12-11
BELL TO BE. SPEAKER.

Maj. J. Franklin Bell, Engineer Com
missioner of the District, will address
the members of Barry Farms Citizens
Association tonight at ther meeting in
ST. Johns M. e. Church.
The association also will hold memo
rial services for the late President Hard
ing.
Tomorrow afternoon q delegation
from the association will call on Super
intendent Ballou and urge the appolut-
mont OF Barry Farms resident TO be
secretary of the community center in
that section.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
LAUDs U. S. NAVY PROJECT
Amundsen Pleased Decision Made
to Explore Polar Quadrant.

CHRISTIANIA, December III
I.aurits S. Swenson, the American
minister, has received telegram
from Capt Ronald Amundsen in
American navy on Its decision to eX.
plore the north polar quadrant.
'It pleases me highly" the mes
sage said. "to learn that President
Coolidge has emphasized the neces-
sity of such exploration. II is up. to
the American nation to carry out this
work and nobody 10 better gualinsd
to- do SO
Evening star., 1923-12-11
GOVERNOR Is CAPTURED.
Rebels Take Executive Of Chihua.
hua Near Torreon.

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mexico. Decem-
ber 11.-Gov. Ygnacio Enriques of
the state of Chihuahua, has been
Euerta forces and is being held
prisoner, according to word received
by LEGISLATORS here today.
Gov. Enriquez was returning TO the
state capital from Mexico, where he
went in an effort to prevent ruP-
ture Of Plutarco Gales and Adolfo
de Ia Huerta.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

tConttnOed from flrHI fd8cI
the rebel detachment. which was COM
manded by Col. Celso Hernandez.
Covers Troops Advance.
The insurgent leader then started
for Tehuacan. Puebla- to cover the
advance of troops which are to go
forward today.
Obregon soldiers are reported at
Chalchioomula, state of Puebla, and
at other points along the Mexican
railway. They are under the COM
mand Of Cen Topete, who yesterday
morning advanced with a military
train to Esperanza. He later with
drew.
AS result of this movement on the
were sent to Boca del Monte, as the
insurEent leaders desire to take pre-
cautions against anything that may
happen before the general advance
of the revolutionaries was fully un-
der way.
Where Carrunxn Failed.
II the obregon forces and the
Sanchez troops clash in or near their
present positions the engagements
will be fought in nearly the same
location where the late President Car
rama was defeated in his fight from
Mexico City to Vera Cruz.
Travellers arriving here from the
national capital say reports were
being circulated there to the effect
, that the loyal Gen. Almazan had ar
rested Gov. Manjarrez of Puebla state
because he had declared himself
against the president
FEDERALs CONCENTRATE.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.

c. M. Rahe and Richard T. Frye.
trading as c. M. Rahe Company,
northwest, have fled in the District
Supreme. Court a petition in volun-
tary bankruptcy. The Indebtedness
of the firm Is given as $6,240.49, with
assets of $3.533.s3. Schedules of the
debts and assets of the individual
partners are also given.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
yANDERBILT Paper APPEARS.

SAN FRANCISCO, December liz
The Daily illustrated Herald, owned
and published. by Cornelius Wander
bilt, jr.. made Its first appearance
here yesterday. 1t 10 q morning paper
In tabloid form similar in appear
ance to the Daily illustrated News,
Vanderbilt's Los Angeles paper. and
sells for cent.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
CARRY ON, G. O. P. SLOGAN,
AS COMMITTEE MEMBERS
PLAN PLATFORM HERE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1923-12-11
EFFICIENCY BUREAU
TO BE INVESTIGATED

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1923-12-11
HUERTA PLANS ATTACK
ON TAMPIc0 WITH AID
OF REBELS GUNBOAT

(continued from First Page.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11
Otto J. Bartinek
PAN J. F. HEJDUK MANACEREM ODBOCKYJ
VCELY NA MILES AVE.

Chvalns znamy mnoholety jednatel vkogrocern frmy
Chrsy & Co., p j. F. Heduk zvoen by posednm sasem re-
dtelem move odboGky "V6ely" Miles Ave-
Pan Hejduk sebou voni zkusenost brzy
vyi skoy rozvaz kvane obchodeh pekarnach to
po cyh 20 roki pracova pro ve menovanou mu byf
pro svoj cnnost pfenost veice obiben. h'A''f
We spolkovych kruzch jest p. Hejduk znam zvlaste
P. S.. Lesniki Amenky SokolG prvne jmenovanvch
spokG vysouz vecky lady zaseda vcero sezdech
po nskok okI by te satnim dvsnkem vekofadu C. F. 5
a osvsdsil Sc jako dobry organzator fadu Buckeye
Tedetvu NGey zaseda tel korem asi 20 rokd. skorem
stale pGsob dsenm vybor On spou Fr Klimou ukaza
Sc byti CO velice schopni revisofi knh
Panu Hedukov ey jest nelnavny konani svych povin-
nost dochvny vsem. pemn9 zdvofy ednani dmi
te eho nabye zkusenos pfdou velce who'd eho nynsm
povolani. "
On vzdy velce rad uvita kraany move odboece zae
tosech pGjcovnich spofitelnich.
v hlavn budove "VGely poslouH vsem nadae PIP. ]. A.
Kannger ta. karel Koch. ied apisoynho oddsen JOS
Klma. pfedseda V6ely.
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PATRANf 20 POHRESOVA,
NYCH KRAJANECH

Ceskoslovenske 1fadovnF ci
zojazycne sluzby informacni
dosly dalsi zadosti zjisteni
pobytu a adresy jejich pribu.
znych. Jiz z drivejsich naleze.
nych krajanech pohresovali sc
mnozi 10 az 2Oyi 80 roki a
Ceskoslovenske lfadovne s la.
skavou ochotou ceskosloven
skych casopisG We SpojenycI
Statech v republice Ceskoslo-
venske podafilo Sc .ie vyhledat
Vyskxtly Sc pfipady takove
ze pfibuzni sidlili v repu.
blice CeskoslOvenske shleda.
ii Sc ma upozorneni Csl. ira.
dcvny. Jeden zdrzoval Sc dlou
no v Americe a vratil Sc domii,
zatfm co ieho pflbuzny vyste-
hoval Sc z rodneho mista a pc
1eta bydlel jinde. Jini bvli ma.
lezeni v chorobinci We Spoje-
nych Statech a sprava ustavu
marn9 snazila Sc zpravit pri-
buzne. neznaifc jeiich adresu,
Ctenari ceskoslovenskvch case.
pish tedv konaii kolikrat "a
sluznou praci, kdvz Csl. ira-
dovn6 podaii infcrmace sebe
menSi. abv se pod1e Mich moh-
10 ratrat dal.
z dalsfch pohfesovanvch
jsou:
Sachr Robert. tenz bydlel v
&. 4O14 Warren ST.. Cleveland,
Ohio jest6 v roce 1921. Jedno
z ieho dftek ma bvti donrave-
no do Repub'ikv k sestSe.
zizka Adolf. ienz hvdlel v
cfs. s2553 s. T1r,mbull Avenue.
Chico go. ILL.,. iest6 v roce 1920.
Jedna Sc o propoust6ci listinu
/. tA - ~--~s -~o
z voinv.
Kalda Kare1. bvl " americke
armada 3 rokv v Post Hosui-
tai. Fort Robinson, Neh. Od-
st6hoval Sc potom do Idaho,
kde setrval do r. 1918. Pohre-
suje Sc cd te dolby.
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vensku. V Rizbachu u Kezmar
ku konala sc IL. zafi svatba
adjutanta spanelskeho krale,
hr. Caserty, prince Raniera
Bourbonskeho, polskou hra-
beekou Zamoyskou. Svatby sc
zicastnilo mnoho hosti z An
glie, Francie a Spanelska. Cir
kevni obrady provedl rimsko-
katolicky biskup Marian B!a-
ha z Banske Bystrice v pol
ske We francouzske reci, IL
leliy novomanzel6m papezske
rczehnani. Mezi hosty byl by
valy sasky kral.
Posledni cesta. 10. zaTi do
poledne zemrel nahle ma name
/, sti Vaclavskem 63-lety delnik
Jan Macy re Slovenska, ktery
byl ma cest9 do Ameriky. Mr..
tvola byla odnesena do dstavu
soudniho lekarstvi.
Ceske divadlO v Opavs. V
nedeli 16. zari byly zahajeny
" Opave slavnostnim predsta-
venim opery "Manon" zaiez-
dy Mar. divadla ostravskeho.
Pfedstaveni sdcastnili Sc take
zastupci statnich, autonom-
Mich a vojenskych uradd pre-
, sidentem zemske spravy poll
ticke Sramkem v cele. Dosta-
villa sc take obecni representa-
ce sc starostou m6sta. Bylo to
poprve. co mestska rada opav
ska s1castnila sc oficieln6 ce-
skeho divadelnfho predstave-
nj. Nemecke divadlo v Opave
uvadi v opernim repertoiru ma
nastavajici sezonu take. Sme-
tanovu "Prodanou nevestu' a
Dvofakovu "Rusalku." Opavsti
Cechove jsou zvedavi, ida sill
bu svemu dostoji. V minulych
letech tax n6mecke divadlo O.
pavske neucirilo.
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cHTELI uNlKNOUTI z
VEZENf.
Povsstny "Jiggs" Losteiner q
sest jinych zloSinca.

Columbus, 10. rijna. Po-
drobnosti o komplotu ma unik-
mutt z ohioske statni trestnice,
sosnovanem sedmi vezni, byly
objeveny dnes spravcem P. E.
Thomasem. Mezi temi, kdoz
ma planu pracovali, jest 'Jiggs'
Losteiner, clevelandsky ban
kovni lupic a vrah, vysluhujf-
ci 81 dozivotni zalar. Dva cle-
move tlupy Sc priznali a sd9li-
Ii jmena svych spoluspiklen-
cd. Vsichni jsou nynf v samo-
vazbe.
v sobotu spravci Thomaso-
vi dostalo Sc upozorneni z
pramene, jenz Sc neudava, ze
sc chysta pokus ma uniknuti z
v6zeni. Straze tudiz sesileny a
jeden z dozorcn nasel nedale-
ko hoblovarny zebfik tricet
sest stop vysoky, jenz zhoto-
ven byl nekterym z trestanci
a jehoz melo byti pouzito pri
pokusu dostati sc ma svobodu.
TrestAnci poznali, re plany je
jich byly prozrazeny a tudfz
vzdali Sc pokusu dtek, jenz
mel byti proveden v sobotu cd
poledne a pfi vysetrovanf w.
Sly ma jevo podrobnosti celeho
komplotu.
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K zavraxdsni kapitsna Ha.

Milky. Vrah kap. Haniky, 49,
lety stavitelsky asistent a tai
ny milenec Gillette choti kapi-
tanovy, Jan Wesley, jenz pred
n6kolika dny v laznich Bystri-
ci ma Slovensku byl zatcen a
dodan do vySetrovaci vazby k
zemskemu trestnimu soudu v
Brne, pri druh6n vyslechu do
znal pine svoji vinu. Dormant
jeho bylo razu opravdu sen
sacniho, nebot', Wesley prohla
sill zenu Hanikovu Hildu a
kapitanovu tchyni, 44-letou po
rodni asistentku Charvatovou
"a hlavni sve spoluvinnice, u
vadeje, ze obe po nekolik ne
del ma neho dol6haly, ably ka-
pitana zprovodil Sc sveta. Stup
novanym temto svodim pry
neodolal a tax pry doslo k to-
mu, ze Hanika "a nedavnych
vojenskych manevri vylakal
do odlehleho lesa a zastrelil
z revolveru, dodaneho jemu
kapitanovou manzelkou. Pc ci
nu zam6fil Wesley rychle k re
leznicni stanici skalickobosko
vicke a zajel do Brna k obe-
ma zenam, aby Jim podal o
vrazde zpravu Q opatril 81 u
mich penize, jichz potreboval
k dtsku. Dostal nekolik set
korun, $ nimiz vydal Sc ku
svemu prfbuznemu Brazdovi
v Szelazi u lazni bystrickych
ma Slovensku. z udaji vraho-
vych vysvita, ze manzelka- Ha
nikova We SVEN choi videla je
dinou prekazku zaletneho sve-
no pom6ru X 18-letemu svemu
milenci. Kapitan Hanika tusil,
CO mu mlada chot' "a zady w.
.vadi a mel take vazny dIvod
k zarlivosti. Matka Hanikove,
ktera byla v pfedmestskych
kruzfch vseobecn3 znama ne
dovolenym zahlazovanim ma
sledkG taine lasky, provadela
sve remeslo v byte kapitana
Haniky proti jeho Will neni
tudiz divu, ze il Sc stal kapi-
tan nepohodlnym.
Pan president republiky We
noval ma pamatku sve navste-
Wy ma stipendia pro student
stvo realneho gymnasia. me-
st'anske skoly a hudebnf Skoly
We Zvoleni. ma mestsky chudo
binec v Banske Bystrici. ma
rozsfrenf d9tsk6 nemocnice v
Banske St'avnici a ma zakladi-
nu pri slovensko-mad'arske me
st'anske skole v Levici po
$4,000 Kc.
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San Francisco, 10. fljna. -
Sedm lodi postizeno bylo vaz
nymi nehodami "a boufe ma
Pacifickem oceane vcera v
noci. Motorovy clun Kenne-
cott, jenz konal plavbu Ko-
be do Seattle, vyhozen byl ma
skaliska blize Dixon a britt
.cky parnik Sunland, jenz row.
nez plul z Kobe do Seattle, je
ma melcin9 blize posleze zmi-
n6neho pristavu. Ostatnich
pet lodi bylo pouze poroucha-
no.
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PILNY UREDNfK.

Chef: "Poslvste rraktikante
uz isem VAN zapoved6l pfskat
pfi nrAci!"
Praktikant: "Ale ja nepracu
j - is 81 jem pfskam.
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Trestni oznameni ma spr&v-,
nj radu Hlinkovy tovsrny. DIE

lrestnl ornament ma spr&v-
nj radu Hlinkovy tovarny. DIE
zpravy 'V." z Ruzomberka po
dal zastupce veriteld chemic-
ke tovarny Hlinkovy u okres.
soudu v Ruzomberku trestni
oznameni ma spravni radu pro
zproneveru 10000 Kc. Predse-
dou spravni rady jest poslanec
ludove strany DIR. Labay. Mimo
to Sc zjistilo, re chemicka to-
varna v Ruzomberku nepra-
vem zinkasovala 100000 Kc.
Vyhrozoval svsmu profeso-
row. Posluchac obchodni aka
demie v Prostejove Josef Ola
bal propadl z peti predm6tI.
Ponevadz mel "a to, ze je tim
vinen prof. dr.. Marek, pockal
81 ma neho ma ulici a vyhrozo
val mu, nacez pred nekterymi
druhy Sc zminil, ze 81 koupf
revolver a s n6kterym profe-
sorem Sc ''vyrovna". DR.. Ma
rex studenta udal pro nebez-
pecne vyhrozovani. V techto
dnech byl Dlabal odsouzen ma
pet tydnd do tezkeho zalafe
podminecne.
CHINA ceskoslovcnskem
vojsku. Parizsky "L'Excelsior''
10. zafi pfinesl til obrazky z
nedavnych ceskoslovensky ma
nevrd a pravi, ze armada ma
81 mlade republiky vzbudila
SWIM chovanim i.svou zdokona
lenou vyzbroji obdiv cetnych
vojenskych pfid6lenc6 a cizich
dnstojniki, ktefi byli temto pr
vn;m velikym manevrnm cesko
slovenskvm pTftomni. Operace
samv pax svedcily tom, ze
ceskoslovensky stab Sc dckona
le prizpGsobil methodam mo-
derniho valceni.
Francouzsky list volbach
do obci v Ceskosloven.ku. -.
"Temps" pise o vysledcich
voleb v Ceskoslovensku a pou-
kazuje ma to. ze We dvon ma
d'arisovanvch mestech. Brati-
slave a Kosicich, ceskosloven-
sky zivel znacne postoupil ku
predu. Ia malo let budef miti
slovanskv zivel v Mich v6tsinu.
Vent;lator m teplv vzduch.
We Francii bvl sestrojen pre-
nosnv e1ektrnky, ventilator,
kterv ssaje vzduch studeny a
vrha vzduch teplv. Vssaty pax
vzduch prochazi v mem totiz
pres odpor, iimz prochazi e.
lektrickv proud, .ienz odnor a
tim i vzduch zahTiva. ("Mor.-
Slezsky Dennik", Nor. Ostra-
va