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New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Data on Beet Sugar
 Asked by President

Washington, Nov. 14.-Data show ing the comparative costs of sugar beet growing in this country and Cuba, requested of the tariff com mission by President Coolidge in connection with his study of the re- port on sugar duties, will be submit ted in a few days, Chairman Marvin told the president today.
 The commission is understood to have divided both on the sugar re- port, a majority favortng a cut in the present duty, and on the char acter of the additional information to be submitted to the president.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Frank \, Long,

The body of Frank A. Long, who died early this week in Seattle, Wash, will arrive in New Britain at l2:S0 o'clock tomorrow noon and will be taken immediately to Fair view cemetery, where funeral serv- ices will be conducted by Rev Will liam Ross, pastor of the First Rap tist church. Burial will be in Fair view Cemci cry.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
NEW GHOST STORY

London, Nov. IA laughing ghost in a bowler hat has made his ap- pearance in London garage. George Craddock, night watchman, reported the apparition to police. Slowly 1t came nearer" he said. There was horrible leer on it's face, and felt my flesh creep. When it was a foot of where I stood, 1t vanished. :" Police took the two empty bottles out of Craddock's overcoat and sent him on his way.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
WALL ST. REPORTS

Wall street 1880 ?. m,--Trading slowed up considerably after mid day and although there was profit taking on the various leaders. Amer lean Can losing all of It's two point gain. a number of advances occurred in numerous shares, Fisher Body jumped II points, Savage Arms 5 5-s and Mack Truck. U, 8. Alcohol. Mis- souri Kansas and Texas of Laelede Gas. United Fruit and Harvester 3 to { points.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Tltttprala
John r, Saknar

JUTIH r. NdhIlIAT
 The funeral of John F. Sakmar, infant son of Mir. and Mrs, John Sakmar of 239 Oak street, was held this morning from the parents home followed by d funeral mass in All Saints church at s o'clock. Rev, stephen Grohol officiated, Burial was in St, Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Card of Thank s

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown US during our re- cent bereavement in the death of Edward McDonough, also for the beautiful foral offerings,
 Signed,
 Mir. and Mrs, Thomas Doyle and family.
 Miss Julia Sullivan,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
CTEAR1NGS AND RATANCrS.

New York-Exchanges, 1,019,- hoo,o00; balances, 1o6.000,000. Bos- ton--Exchanges. 96,000,oo0; bal ances. 44,000,0o0.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Special Notice

Landers Girls Club will hold It's annual dance at the Elks club. Tuesday night, November IS at 8 o'clock, Music will be furnished by the ReXmere Club orchestra.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
H. $. BOY BREAKS ARM

William Tallon, a freshman Tn the high school, suffered a broken arm yesterday as the result of a collision with one of his classmates in the gymnasium.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE

SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE
 Upon complaint in said cause brought to said court, at Middletown, in sad County on the first Tues day Of October, 1924. and now pend- ing, claiming a foreclosure of a cer- tain mortgage, it not appearing to this court that the defendant has re- ceiyed notice of the pendency of said complaint and it appearing to this court that the defendant Charles DembsM formerly resided at New Britain. Conn.,. and is absent from this state: that the whereabouts of the defendant Charles Dembsld is unknown to the plaintiff.
 Ordered. That notice of the insti- tuition and pendency of said com- plaint shall be given the defendant by publishing this order in The New Britain Herald, a newspaper puhlish- ed in New Britain, Conn, once week, for 2 successive weeks. con- mnncing on or before November 1s. 1924
 By order of the Court.
 WILLIAM J. COUGHLIN,
 Assistant Clerk of said Court
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Employees of expensive Partisan ss-designers often are bribed by foreign merchants to appropriate some of the designs
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Suspect Arrested

A policeman arrested Lewis Nils on suspicion of attempted footing when he was found entering an abandoned tenement house.
 A baby boy was born in a nearby police station during the fire soon after his mother, Mrs. Helen Me- Cam was carried there from her home by firemcn.
 Just after noon three fire boats and six Lehigh Valley railroad tug boats began pouring water on the Colgate Soap company warehouse to save more than a million dollars worth of soap in storage there. An overhead walkway which connected the soap warehouse with the burn ing refinery plant threatened 10 carry the blaze to the stored fortune in soap The threat was ended when the building collapsed as the refinery wall sagced away from it.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

My son let not moving day hold any terrors for thee, hire thy mov- ing van through an ad in the ciaSsi- fed columnA
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Following & drouth last summer. food in Tndo-China did great damage to surviving crops.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
900 FAMILIES
 MADE HOMELESS
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page) lice with their efforts to return 10 their homes for goods.
 At noon when the fire jumped on four sides to the tenement houses, the walls of the chemical plant caved in, leaving the building seething mass,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
FRANK URBANSKY ct al.
CHARLEs pEMBsKI ct al.

Superior Court, State of Connec- ticut, County of Middlesex, the 12th day of November, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

|, S. TREASURY STATEMENT. [, s. treasury balance, $294.023,122
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Miss Julia Sullivan.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
Sounds Like Boston

"What makes the radio squeak so,
Johnny?"
well, mother, If you must know,
what you call squeaks are really the
self-oscillations Of the thermionic
valves brought about by altering the
potentials of the high and low tension
batteries and varying the relations OF
the capacitative and inductiye guam
titles in the receiver."-Life.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
CHAPTER XII
Bud Lee Seeks Crooked Chris
Ouinnion

Going down the knoll to the bunk
house, Bud Lee cursed himself at
every stride. He cursed Carson when
the cattle foreman, turning to follow
him, addressed a merry remark to him
concerning his "lady-kiling clothes"
The words reminded him of Judith's
and he didn't cherish the remem-
brance. In the bunk-house Carson
watched him cautiously over his old
pipe as Lee began ripping off his dress
suit.
"a Teller called you up a while ago."
said Carson, still bright-eyed with
interest but pretending that that in
terest had to do with the new wall
telephone recently installed. SANDY
Weaver, 1t was. Said"
What did he want " demanded Lee,
swinging suddenly on Carson, hts coat
balled up In his hand and hurled
viciously under a bunk.
Wasn't l telling your" Carson
grunted. Whats eating you, Bud?
You ac' mighty suspicious. Like . man
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
Milk Made No Sort of
Hit With SIun Woman

Hal c.. Davis, the noted reformer,
said in an address in Pittsburgh:
Politics are so rotten, it's no Won
der autocracies have sprung up In
Russia, Spain and Italy. An autocracy
may spring up here. Our average
politician understands craftsmanship
about as well as the Stun woman I'M
derstood milk.
"A model dairy, by way of an adver-
tisement, once supplied a sample quart
Of rich, pure milk to a slum woman,
and next morning, when the wagon
stopped again, the woman said:
Don't leave no more of yer milk
here, mister. It's on the pig. I'm
afeared of it,
"'Afeared of our milk? Why so,
madam said the delivery man.
81 let the sample We give me yes
.erday stand for a couple of hours,
she replied, and it got a nasty, thick,
yaller scum on the top of it, so | got
afeared aand had to throw it OUT"
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18

her go and stood, stern-faced, watch
ing her.
For a moment he thought that the
hand at her side was rising to strike
him full in the face. But he did not
move.
Had such been Judith's intention,
suddenly it changed.
$50" she cried softly, this is the
sort of fine gentleman into which a
dress-suit has made Bud Lee, horse
foremani For SO great an honor
surely any woman would thank him 70
She made him a slow, graceful cou
tesy, and laughed at him. And so
she left him, her laughter floating
back, ~taunting him.
Lee watched her until she had
gone from his sight. Then he turned
and went down the knoll, into the
night.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
Works of Art in Copper

Copper that we're made
between $500 and 5000 years ago are
dug up near Ur, city of ancient Baby
Ionia. Made thousands Of years be
fore King Tut was born. these copper
ornaments are among the earliest
works of art. They express the In
fancy of the creative spirit. The Bsby
Ionian copper objects represent men
and oxen. In addition to being art
they were intended as a history of &C
complishment-maIn motive OF whic}.
II vsuItv.-Farm and Eiresida-
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
But Lee shook his head.


That's like the old Dick Farrls I uset
to know" he said gently. But this Il
where / belong, Dick. I don't wan
to start over, ! don't want to come
back to the sort Of thing we knew
The only thing in the world l do want
Is right here. And I don't see thai
1t would do any good for you to &C
stirring up any memories about the
old Lee that was shot somewhere In
France"
When Farris had to go and claim
a dance, Lee watched him with eyes
soft with affection. Then he, too, left
the room and went back to the outer
door, to his old spot, looking for Jul
dith.
The only thing / want Is right
here" he repeated softly.
He watched Farris join Marcia and
Judith. He noted the eager excite
ment in Marcia's eyes, saw her turn
impulsively to Farris. The artist shook
his head and left them, ostensibly 60
Ing In search of his partner. Marcia
was speaking excitedly to Judith.
Lee frowned.
Once more that night he held Judith
In his arms. He meant to make
amends for his brusque way with her
before. But again the magic of her
presence was like a glorious mist.
shutting them in together, shutting all
of the world out. They spoke little
and the music had its will with them.
Judith did not know that she sighed
as the dance ended. She seemed NOV
ing in a dream as Lee led her through
he door. They were out in the court
yard, the stars shining softly down
on them. In the subdued light here he
stood still, looking down into her
pleasure-f1ushed face. Again the in
sistent tremor shot down his blood.
Here In this tender light she looked
to him the masterpiece of God striv-
ing for the perfect in a woman's form.
Her gown, gently stirred by the warm
breeze, seemed a part of her, elusive.
alive, feminine. The milk-white of
odiC lulOdl anu SlOuiueI anu IOulutu
arm, the rise and fall Of her breast,
the soft lure of her eyes, the tender
smile upon her lips, drew him slowly
closer, closer to her. She lifted her
face a little, raising her Eyes until
they shone straight into his.
Judith" he said very quietly, very
gravely, making her wonder at the
tone and the words to follow: you
have had your way with me tonight.
you understand all that means?
And now-I am going to have my way
with you!"
He caught her in his arms. crushed
her to him, kissed her. Then he let
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
Trace Causes of
Odors in Metals

Experiments have been made to
prove that metals have odors COM
posed not of the atoms of the metal,
changes. At ordinary temperatures the
doors frequently could not be detected,
Or were almost i~mperceptible, but be-
came more pronounced as the metal
was heated, and then disappeared af-
Ter the heating had been continued for
a considerable length of time. The ex-
p~erimenters also have succeeded in
.solating the odorous matter.-Popu-
Tar Mechanics Magazine.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With "Bayer Cross"
Has Been Proved Safe by Millions.

Warnlngl Unless you see the name
HBayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years
Say "Bayer' when you buy Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18

Every department Of housekeeping
needs Red Cross Ball Blue. Equally
good for kitchen towels, table linen,
sheets and pillowcases, etc.-Adver
tiSement.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-12-18

AS a rule, the most interesting peo-
pie are those who are interested In
you, aren't they?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11

Ike dopravy Jesize projdeme exposicem ktere ppdaya
ooraz ietecvl Angl Francn vratme stankdm jed
noivych ceskych firem potion muzeme fici ze mas
etecky prumysl stoji evropske vys ak zakadn po
et cekove konsrkce etadel tax konstruktiy
MICH Tomu nasvedcu poslednl vykonyi nasich Ietade
ktere Sc bz rekordnfm vykonm letectvi satech
kde avlaka ma Jz sve huboke adlcea sarsi rozvnut
prdmysl III -
Sc Neni tomu mnoho let, oedinele ety lat z Praze
ci po venkove poutay pozornos nesrslch Byy to-
bud eada CHI konstrukce Wright Blefioe at, nebo kon
srukce nekoka nasch aviatickych- prnkobnfk1 Naeto
vyave skladalo pocet sve cnnost yelkych CESS
kych zavodd vyrobu letadel otori poaoc
nych zarzeh TAX firma Aero svystavu letadla pos
sovnf sthaci rma "Avia" mdze hlubiti cennyIni
rofeemi leecke soueze vystavuie ceny zAvodh po
har begickeho krale pohar belgkeho Wy
savuje fadu leadel typu Avia H. ke jest korstrukc
pdvodni prac dvou cenych konstrukl Benese a Hal
ktera pouta pozornost neen orginenf dobrym DO
etm aerodynamckym, ale vynka krasni11f ladnyn1 wy
esenm cele konstrukce Voenske tovarny letada w.
savuji zemena velke bombardovac etadlo
typu S. kere mponuje nejenom vekm rozpetin svy
mi sinymi hnacm motory ale vzbuzuje lky DOZEN svym
em temnym naterem ktem odpovida jeho ukolu "a tenn
nych nocf Pod plochou spon vede sebe e
pripoutana rada bombardovacch bomb Nf
Kdyz poca rozvoj aviatky, bylo zdraznovano ze iej
ozvoj souvsi predevsim konsrukc eeho aviatick&ho
motoru toho vypyva pro dnesni dobu tok ze cce Sc
etecky prdmysl nekere zeme plne eInancpova cd pro-
dukce letecke jinych zemich mus vyYoi vastn prd
nysl eeckych po tie STRANGE uNazue letecka W.
ze takovy prdmys leteckych motord mas name ST.
tax dobry mIze sp6sne konkurovas czinou at liz
sou to vyrobky zavod1 Skodovych c tokrny Waterovy
nebo tovarny Breitfeld Danek. - N4Ea
Letecka vystava tedy ceku ukazuje ze mas letecky
prlmys jest vysi DOLBY, ze ma nejlep Will pfedpo-
kady udrzovat stejny krok technckou porociosti
ce vsech statech kde avatka at z voenska nebo
kroma ma sve hluboke kofeny. a as 10
mldst rady CsO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
Mnbho polnetui ( resin N

Mnbho podnetu < Iesia nHsr
jen \ kfuzfch delnitttA,,sale i
v. kruzich vysoke aristokracie
skotske a anglicke daya dnes
prave tax originelni .odyazna
myslenka vevody z Aryle. Ten
to slechtic pracuje totiz uz ne
kolik tydnd jako pfidavac spo-
lu ostatn!mi delnfky We SVEN
sidle Inverafy Castle we. Sko-
tsku. Pri tom nosi jako vsichmi
ostatni d6lnici obvyklou sedou
vlnenou kosili a siroky klobouk
vevoda chce Sc ,z1Gastniti pracs
stavbe veze, ma ktere ma byti
umistena zvonkova hra, Pracu-
je "a obvyklou mzdu podle sic
dnaneho, tarifu Je samozFe.ime
ze vevoda z Aryle sc stal mezi
delniky velmi popularnf oso.
bou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11

mai ceske prvky Hoarove die. zachy syych stech
mnoho staroceskych krojI asmnoho pohledn Prahu
pryn pooviny sedmnaceho stoe teska venkovska me-
sta We sbirce "a istd zakres poedy Oasa, Karovy
Vary Hradec Kraove Chomutov, Kutnou Horu Prachace
Sedlcany Kon, Tabor Ltom6Tice, Louny Beroun Ponou
Chrudim Slany, Cheb, Plzen Zatec Bechyni Rakovnik
KTivoklat Koufi Madou Boleslav Hollarovych SHREK
vynika zvlasteS "Hollareum" prazsk6 obrazarne.
81 Vzpomna-i dnes angicka verejnost tohoto vynika
jcfho ceskeho 6loveka splac tim en povinny vd6k
suzby prokazanea napravuje tim nevdek Haarovych
xatkn Neba jafe 1877 tento veky umelec po dlou-
henaa p0nnt6 yDte po plodne bohate unelecke cnno
stiamrA neve bide jen milosrdna smrt no zachrana
pad vezeninl pro sdluzniky s
TAX skdnaH tento veky umelec potomek vazeneho ce-
skeho seetickeIo rodu vyhosteny eigrant Wencesaus
Hoar Boemus vacav Hollar Cech jak tento uvedome
Fly cesky um6lec q vlastenec vzdy podpsoval
q h niMst k4radv,C ISL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
"Stoprocenipi rnanfel

Floyd GIotsbach, Softer. "a
,nehoz Sc provdala New Yor-
ku proslula operni4 diva Matze-
Inauerova, proslul v ccle Anne
rice jako "stoprocentni man
EEL. Zamilovana peykyne to-
tiz prohlasila, ze y mem nasla
ideal chote q ze je il prave de
brym manzelem a. nicim jinym.
Tento idealni manzel vsak sc
podle nasich b6znych predstav
nezachoval pfilis idealne. Ia
'nekolik mesicG po svatbe od
sve choti utekl a prohlasil, re
mu nechtela vdbec uz dovoliti
jezditi jako Softer, coz pry na-
lezf k jeho nejv6tsfm zalibam a
vubec nedovede pry snaseti I've
liky. opemi temperament. Ma
sledoval rozvod a 10Oprocentni
manzel yenoval sc opat svemu
piivodnimu zamestnani sofer-
skemu. Nyni vsak vstoupil do
'fady cenou poctsnych boeru a
pod nepravym jmenem Frank
Rowland vystoupil s velkym H.
techem pri boxerkem zapase
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
1 Ro1sudek prot; mad arskym
eders;atilm. VI KnSir ~. (Ckl

4 Ro1sudek prqti mad arskym
iredentistdm. z Kosic, II. (Ck)
Dnes o s.. hod. wee. byl pred
senatem statnillo soudu vyne-
sen rozsudek v procesu prot
K. Hajdusovi a spolecnikdm
obvin6nym . lkladu republic
ku, prepad&vani vylupovani
zeleznitsnich vlakI, re spolce-
nj $ mad'arskymi iredentisty Z
2 chystaneho atentatu ma vlak
presidenta republiky v zaff /.
1921 mezi stanicemi Ralsou !.
SalanGem. Obzalovani byli u
znani vinnymi re zlocinl "a v!
.nu Jim kladenych a odsouzeni
podle par. 1.zakona ma ochra-
.nu repubiky, odst. g., a sice:
Karel Haidus rla IS let do ka-
znice, Jan Stepan Petr ma 10
let do kaznice a treti obvine-
my Josef Petr hyl obzaloby
zprosten. Statni navladni vsak
podal do osvobozlIiciho roz-
sudku -odvolaci stiznost a Ia
|dal, aby obzalovany byl ponc-
chan nadale We vazbe. Soud jc-
no zadosti vyhovel.
Ohen ma fare. Pc desate ho-
dine vecer vypukl ma fare v
Trhevych svihech o,heh, kterj
|hyl zlocinnou rukou zalozen v
stodoie. Pozar Sc rychle sfril
a shortly stodoly ] kolny, ktere
byly kryt6 sindelem. Jest to jiz
|27. ohen v tomto okrese. Pc
zhari nenf dosud stopy. Pozar
lokalisQyal do IL hod. mistni
sbor. Dostavili Sc k nemu tez
hasicske sbory $ Olesnice a Pc
IGina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
TRACICKE VYROCf.

echto dnech jest tomu prave deset let starry cesky
zamek Konopiste Benesova pfa vzacnou navstevu Ne
mecky Vilem H. zajel vznesenemu
vi arcknzet Frantsku Ferdinandov naedniku hab
sburskeho ably podval jeho nadherne zahony ruz
Jiz enkrate tusi vsak mnozi mto pokonym zajmem
vzacnou oru cos zlovesneho To eo 1914 nezacnalo
bfe Boufe vsea vzduchu hovorili vysoce
nj pfaee, nedoyedey prozene podanske narody zu
to as navzdy tajemstvim Tolk je vSak so
mestnavala napjaa poiticka Europe. ohron
boky trojspolek trojdohoda saly tn z pri douho
pro sobe pine zbro zbroj byla Jim tezka Saty spoe
hac tok vojenskou zdatnost ovladane do te mi
vojenskym duchem jako bylo Rakousko Nemecko chz
panovnici stale vysupovali unformach, musly cti
odoatelny pud vyraz jakmie naskytne pfezitost Cd
e chvile kdy cisar Frantisek Josef odm prsoup obk
covaci potice Eduardo V pravde chela Nemecku
vnut jen pokojne vyrovnani nastoupen spravne cey
demokratsac bylo zfemo, veci rti rozhodujcmu
bo Schdzky panovniki byy tichym ale zfetenym
ifm, ze pfpravy jsou Y, proudu druhe
dobfe Poincare president repubky francouzske
debral sc do Petr0hradu."h
Zatm padl sarajevu osudny vystrel Pfezitost byla
ryche bya kru6jsl nezli pan hostitel KOnopS
nadal Co nasledovalo, znamo. Rakousko dohode
Bernem vypov9d6lo Srbsku pr6vokativnm ultmau val
ku Rozpoutal zapas jakemu neni dejnach kite
ry sta vice krve pnes vice dske bdy, zmatku prevr
nez cee pfedchazec stolet Svet pres nejz pfeva
ILL., vypada tax, by no nkdo di stareho rezmu nepo-
zna Fotlacene narody zskay boufi svobodu, spodni
vstyy vyvrey povrch zahajena nova den Sc
senm 81 osud ostre zara TrIny rozvaly pod nemoc-
n6js tohoto sv6ta Frantsek Ferdinand byl jen prvni
niko nevetsi obet Jeho smrt byla jen agckym symbo
veci posednch kere budou horst prvnch Jeho kvap
ny malo distony pohfeb Vdn, vykonany uprostfed
zatku vaecnych porad jes6 tlumeneho popachu akoby
ukazova re pripozdva. Kdo vi zda "zajaec Door
nu nezavd osud svemu soudruhu nestes nekdejSmu no.
ste konopsskemu ktery zemfe drive uvidel vsechn
ty hrnzy Snou lechou techto sazenych do propas de-
jn jest vsak ejich mala intelligence Neved ak huboko
kles neved ze neni jz navrau Fanatcke Vlasce
posedn csarovne rakouske Zit6 nelze dv nezrac VII
ra obnovu habsburskeho pansv nazyvai stale sveho
nejtarsiho suverenem cisafem rakouskym kraem
hEIskym ceskyn patrne take ilyrskym haliGskolodo
mefskym erusaemskym. zeny dovedou neYaponlinat
2ochybova nezouat proti vsem, prot vsemu proti sa
Ale csaf Vllem ktery prockazi uzkem
orhu piskem vysypanch cest vsokou dratenou ohra
dou hoandskeho venkovskeho sida rozdva svym rdkym
ostm hakenkreuz, e polovanihodny invaida. Phi
Sci ten cas-, ktery ohlas jz XVIII stoe znamenty
mecky mysle Lichtenberg kdyz napsal aorismus: Sci
Gnade Gottes, Gnaden bud Bnh mostiv
tenn, kdoz jsou bozi milosti). L
s stysf vyodbor minister eradyCsl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
PFEIILfDKA CESKOSL LOVENSKEHO
!. LETECTW.

Meznarodni letecka vystava Praze podava pfehled
obraz cs madeho leteckeho prlmyslu. Vede domacich
couzskeho prlmysu, ktere umoznu abychom zstil zda
mady eecky prlmys lie srovnat lrovni leteckeho
prImysu hlavnch evropkych satech. Pro cs stat ma
letectvi vyznam snad vets nez ne aty Letecvi sta
odern dobe ntegruci soucasti obrany zem9 phi
valecnem nebezpec to byla edna pfcn, ktera vedla
zduraznovani poteby saosatneho naseho prmyslu eec
keho vlasni vyroby letade eteckych motord Letecv
vsak stava elm dale tim vice vyznamnym tnitelem
kromym, zemena obchodn doprave tomto sneru mas
stat ma velkou vyhodu ze geograficke poozen
bky cn nj takfka pfirozenou sanc mezinarodn letec