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Evening star., 1936-07-21
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They laugh when soldiers inject bit
of comedy as q clustering corporal
with flashing sword drives back to the
ranks several "deserters," and when
the amateur actors overdo their act
Of dying"
And, although, the outcome is a
foregone conclusion, they expectantly
wait for the final thrilling series of
charges in which Federal Artillery
planted in the face of the Confederate
fire is taken and retaken by both sides
Just before "Old Jack" countercharges
with the bayonet Ito pierce the
enemy's center" and start the Union
rout, which ended behind the forti-
f1cations of Washington.
Jeb Stuart's Attack.
Riding back and forth behind the
Confederate line is Stonewall jack
son, major in the 18th United States
Infantry, who portrays his namesake's IS
role. And directing the Federal
charges is Col. Charles j. Miller of
the 5th Marines, who impersonates
Brig. Gen. !. S. Mcdowell as COM
mander of the Union Army.
A cloud of dust appears to the Con-
federate left just before the Sd United
States Cavalry, representing Jeb Stu
arts famed horsemen, are seen to dash
across the battle area to attack the
Union flank Immediately before the
battles climax.
Preceding the battle" Gov. Peery
introduced DR.. Douglas s. Freeman,
Richmond editor and historian, who
told Of events leading up to the battle
and described scenes portrayed. Pre-
viously, concert by the 5th Regiment
Marine Band entertained the throng.
Evening star., 1936-07-21
Fish Yield Scheduled.

Russia's second five-year plan de-
mands yield of $4,000 tons Of fish
from the Far East in 1887.
Evening star., 1936-07-21
Life on Electric Farm Simple
With Switches Doing Work
Secretary Ickes and Coz. Peery to At
tend Public Opening Tomorrow in
Fairfax County, Va. ...-

4, and efficient power Tor farm tasks en-
joyed by the Hugheses at their 2l2-
acre farm. which Gen. Lee for time
used as Civil War headquarters are
these:
Electric refrigerator. dishwasher.
food mixer. sun-ray lamps. vacuum
cleaners, washing machines, stove,
vibrators, hair dryers, fiatiron. radio,
table lamps and clock.
The 110-volt alternating current
pumps the water for the house, dairy
barns. milk house and poultry house,
and in the kitchen Is an electric water
softener.
Dinner Easily Prepared.
"The range is Of the type that can
be set to turn on and of automati-
cally." says r. E. A., 80 that Mrs.
Hughes may put dinner in the oven
early in the day and go to town or
tend to other duties. At the proper
time the heat turns on. When the
food is cooked. the current Is turned
of, and dinner is hot and ready to
serve when the family returns"
But while the Hughes house is we'll
electrified, the cows benefit most of all
from the 1886 gadgets. Daylight
streams at nighttime from huge lights
in the ceilings of the barns. Water
under electric pressure keeps the barns
clean.
Flies that want to nip the cows
are killed by charged copper screens,
~] rxvk,f hA
lights at night die when they touch
the mesh-work electric chair enve-
Looping the lamps.
The 70 Rosedale cows, like millions
of others, are MIXED electrically. But.
Evening star., 1936-07-21

A super electric farm, where you flip
a switch for everything from calming
bulls and killing flies to growing let
uce, will be opened to the public
tomorrow as an example of what life
on the farm ought to be like.
This Edisonian delight is the Rose
dale Dairy Farm, Fairfax County, Va,
near Dranesville, % miles from Wash
ington. The main part OF the present
house was built 200 years ago, before
Ben Franklin flew his kite to find out
about electricity.
The owner of this "highly juiced"
estate Is j. M. Hughes. who lives in
the midst Of modernity with Mrs.
Hughes, his two sons, Darr and RAN
dolph Hughes, his two daughters-in-
law and his granddaughter, Peggy
Hughes.
The place was turned into rural
electric capital by the Rural Electri-
hcation Administration, the National
Electrical Manufacturers Association,
the Virginia Public Service Co. and
the Exhibits Committee of the Third
World Power Conference.
On hand for its opening will be Sec
retary Ickes, Gov. George Peery of
Virginia. Representative Howard d
Smith Of Virginia and Morris Cooke,
rural electrification administrator.
1t will be kept on exhibition through
September. when the 5000 power con-
ference delegates come to Washington.
Typical Of Thousands.
1T is not model farm. with brand
new buildings, nor research labora-
tory to investigate new developments
and uses for electricity in agriculture"
the r. E. A. declares.
Instead, Rosedale Farm IS typical
of many thousands of farms through
out the country. The purpose Of the
exhibit is to show how electricity can
be adapted to the ordinary farmstead
to bring modern living comforts and
efficient power for farm tasks"
Some Of the modern living comforts
Evening star., 1936-07-21
CIRCULAR CHARGES
MANY BANK RAIDS
Federal Bureau Seeks Maurice
Denning as One of Most No.
torious Robbers.

Maurice Denning, Midwestern des-
perado, today had the dubious dis
tinction of having the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation describe him as
lone of the most notorious bank rob-
bers at large"
At the same time, the bureau be-
gan distribution of 250,000 special
wanted" circulars bearing Denning's
photograph and description The
notices are being sent to all law-en-
forcenent agencies in the country and
to other organizations which might
be Of aid in "spotting" the fugitive.
Denning, according to memoran-
dunn issued by j. Edgar Hoover, F.
3. I. director, is wanted for rob-
berries of five national banks and
three State banks in the Midwest.
He is suspected also of participation
in five other bank robberies in 1884
and 1885.
No reward was offered for infor-
nation leading to Denning's arrest.
Evening star., 1936-07-21
Clues
EXTRA KEY HELD MOST
SIGNIFICANT OF ALL"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ASHEVILLE, N. c., July 2l.-The
physical clues in the Clevenger mys-
terry Staying:
l. An extra hotel pass key, found
in the lock on the outside of the
door to the room in which Helen
Clevenger, 18-year-old Coed, was
found murdered. This Sheriff
Laurence E. Brown, the chief inves-
tigator, said. II regard as the most
significant clue of all"
2. A rusty 80 bullet, apparently
the sheriff said, fired from an auto
matte long in disuse. The sheriff
theorized the automatic jammed, and
the ravisher-killer used the butt OF
the weapon to mutilate the young
girls face.
8. A 10-inch, nickel-plated paper
knife, found IN the hotel managers
Office, through which a bell boy said
he saw a shadowy form flee to escape
to the street about l am, the time
of the murder. The sheriff said he
attached no importance to this clue
but DR.. George F. Baier, jr., the
county coroner, said it might have
been dropped by the fleeing kille,
after he used it to hack the girls face
4. An ice pick and pair of scissors
which two deputies brought to head
quarters for examination after q
search of the home in which Mark
Wollner, German violinist, detained
In the case, had his lodgings.
S. Curious" stains which sheriff
Brown said were found on Wollner's
clothes.
6. The slain girls diary, which
Sheriff Brown said contained no men
ton Of any boy friends" @
Z. Bloodstains on the upholstery of
o chair in the girls room;
8. Fingerprints on various objects
in the room. The sheriff said they
were practically valueless."
9. Freshly washed undergarments
hung to dry In the girls room, which
the sheriff said indicated that she
was not expecting q male visitor.
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to the hotel rooms made and that he
distributed them to the proper en-
ployes.
He said the engineer identified the
key found in Miss Clevenger's door as
one Of those he had distributed, pick
ing it from II keys with which he was
confronted.
He picked one Of the other keys.
Brown stated, as a duplicate about
which he reported he knew nothing.
The sheriff said he questioned
Gaddy, the night watchman, at length
last night, but he declined to say what,
if anything, the examination revealed.
Evening star., 1936-07-21
MANS IDENTITY SOUGHT

Police today were endeavoring to
establish the identity of a one-armed.
one-legged man of about % who was
found unconscious in a park at
Twelfth street and Constitution
avenue yesterday. He was taken to
Gallinger Hospital, where he re-
manned in q comatose condition today.
The man. described as being feet
8 inches tall, weighing about 100
pounds and dressed in dark pants
and a green shirt, has his right arm
amputated at the elbow and his left
leg severed at the knee. He was
taken to Gallinger after. treatment at
Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-07-21
FRE|GHTER CREW
BLAMES STEAMER
Pilot Says Passenger Ship
on Wrong Side of Channel
in Crash.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 21.-Capt. p.
l.. Parker, master of the Bay steam
er State of Virginia, faced hear
ing before the Federal Board OF
Steamship Inspectors today to tell his
version of the collision between the
Virginia and the freighter Golden
Harvest.
Gov. Harry w. Nice and almost 200
other persons were aboard the Vir-
ginia, completing a two-day con-
vention cruise.
Yesterday, the captain, pilot and
several members of the crew Of the
Golden Harvest testified. Several of
the witnesses asserted the Bay steam
er was on the wrong side of the
channel when the crash occurred.
Capt. Paul H. Tyler and David c.
Young, board members, are conduct
ing the inquiry.
Pilot Blames Steamer.
Asked by Capt. Tyler to give his
own opinion of the cause Of the
crash. Capt. Jesse Foster, pilot aboard
the Golden Harvest, said:
Il should say the chief cause of
the collision was the inbound ships
being on the wrong side of the chan
mel. There is nothing else"
Capt Foster said the green light
on the right side of the State of Vir-
ginia was clearly discernable" as
she came into the channel.
tinued on our course without change
in speed" he said. THE Virginia
answered with two whistles and con-
tinued on the west side of the chan
mel without altering her course. We
sounded two more blasts, which were
also answered.
THE State of Virginia suddenly
swung to her right across our bow
and then, for the first time, could we
see her red light, on her left side
That was but few seconds before the
crash. We swung hard to our right
and reversed the engines, but could
not avoid the collision"
Masters First Command.
FTdIlk JOIlIlSOll, lOIeCdStlc lOOkUut
on the Golden Harvest, testified the
State of Virginia entered the channel
on the wrong side and stayed there
It was to the west of center instead
of east, he asserted.
"We were just abeam of the Seven
foot Knoll Lighthouse, on our own side
of the channel, when the crash oc.
Cured" said Capt. Einar F. Lono
master Of the Golden Harvest. "The
ranges were right on line and dead ir
position
Capt. Lono said the vessel was. his
first command since he received his
masters license last year at San Fran
cisco. The Golden Harvest sailed from
the West Coast city June 10. It was
outbound and the steamer inbound
when they collided.
Chief Engineer Herbert Engstrom
of the freighter said he was in the
engine room and received orders fol-
full speed astern at 1898 pm. Forty
five seconds later, he testified, he felt
the impact of the collision.
Evening star., 1936-07-21

unlike most bossies, they are cooled
by electric fans. drink electrically
cooled water flowing from individual
fountains and are protected by
charged fences from the advances of
their snorting, wild-eyed husbands.
Fresh milk is aerated and cooled
electrically, and the hay the cows
eat is hoisted by portable 5-horse-
power motors.
And late In Winter the Hugheses can
grow lettuce, tomatoes, cabbage. pep
pers and cauliflower without fear Of
frost, as electricity sends its warmth
around the hotbeds.
Evening star., 1936-07-21
Spitework at Prison.

FLORENCE, Ariz. (P).-After trying
for five days, Earl Heckethorn finally
succeeded in getting into the State
prison to begin serving 18 months to 3
years for theft of a calf.
He said he would not give the CO.
conino County sheriff the satisfac-
ton" Of bringing him to prison,
Evening star., 1936-07-21
STEAMSHIPS.

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CRUISES every week with the Great White
Fleet II and Is days. .Sl75 and up.
UNITED FRUIT CO. Pier 3. North River.
BERMUDA VIA FURNESS. $50 UP. round
trip. with private bath. FREQUENT saillngs
direct to dock at Hamilton. Furness Ber-
muda Line. "a Whitehall St. New YORK:
CANADIAN INLAND CRUISES: Write nor for
World" Canada S. S. Lines. 800 Lincoln
Liberty BLDG. Phila.. Pa.
Vacation Cruises-Aus.. Sept. Oct, Nov.
Baltimore, Md-American Express Co.,
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
PTisnejSi zakony prot priste-
hoValcHm.

John cCormick, dekan
Loyola university, pravnicke
Skole v Chicago, mel hotelu
Sherman pred zenskou fedora
CT prednasku, We ktere pravil,
re neni pochyby, re prosperi-
ia Sc pomalu vracf, nezamest-
nanost pry mizi a to Dude miti
"a nasledek, re az v Europe Sc
O to mdozvedi, tax pry sc sem
budou pristehovalci hrnouti a
pan dekan navrhuje utuzeni
nyne.jsfch pristehovaleckych
zakon1. Behem poslednich
peti let pry mnoho cizozemc1
Sc vratilo do svych domovd, a.
lie vzdor jich sem prijelo O
$4,000 vice a byly to vetsinou
zeny a deti, jez pTijely "a mu-
Ii. kteTf zde zakotvili. Bylo
pry by nejlepsi, kdyby nynejsi
kvota pristehovalc1 byla co
nejvfce sn1zena, ably jich sem
mnoho n~ejezdilo.
Poole McCormicka nynejsi
pfistehovalecke zakony a i pre-
dloha Kerr-Coolidgea pry jsou
nedostatecny a nikdy pry ne
bylo vysvetleno co znamena
slovo "'nemoralnf osoba" a to
take melo "a nasledek, re pou-
re 8 procent deportovanych
Jest k Will nemravnemu zivotu
nebo porusenf mravnostnfch
pravidel. Dale Mccormick
pravil, re clenstvf v komunisti-
cke strane znamena pr1cinu k
deportaci, ale clenstvf u komu-
nisticke delnicke strane niko-
liv. Jest pry temer nemozno
"zjistiti clenstvf jedne nebo dru
he strany, ackoliv nenf zadne-
no rozdflu mezi zasadami O.
bou stran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
ZvlaStni moe csl Wade
" dobe valky.

K navrhu osnovy nOveho
zakona, ktery minuleho tydne
csl. vlada podala narodnlmu
shromazdenf a poole nehoz
ma Sc csl. Wade dostati dale
kosahla moe v pfipade valky,
dodavaji Sc nynl dals1 podrob-
nosti. Tuto zvlastnf moe mela
by csl vlada i v pripade vaz-
Mich vnitrnich nepokoj1, ktere
by ohrozovaly narodni jedno-
tn ci vlastne csl. stat. V tonic
bodu je novy zakon namlfen
hlavne proti separitismu Mem
c1.
Poole teto predlohy We vaz-
ne dobe ma byti jmenovana
statnf obranna rada, jejfmz
pfedsedou ma byti ministersky
pTedseda. Cleny obranne ra-
dy mali byti tez vrchnf velitel
csl. armady a SET generalniho
stabu.
Obranna rada ma byti jme-
novana Timed, jakmile by byla
vyhlasena mobilisace csl. ar
mady. K vojenske sluzbe po-
die noveho zakona budou po-
vinni vsichni Tide We start cd
II do 50 rokG, a to jak muzi,
tax i zeny. zeny by konaly
RUNE dulezite narodnf a O.
branne prace, ktere by Sc pro
ne bodily.
Tito vsichni mobilisovani oh
cane podlehati by vojenskym
zakon1m. Jakmile by byla
utvorena obranna rada repu-
bliky, vsechny civiln1 soudy
byly by nahrazeny soudy vo-
jenskymi, pred nimiz by byli
souzeni i politictf provinilci.
V csl. parlamente ci narod-
MIN shromazdeni byla vladou
podana jeste jedna pfedloha
o vyzvedacstvf. Poole noveho
navrhu bylo by vyzvedacstvi
trestano smrtf nejen v dobe
mobilisace a v dobe valky, lee
v nekterych p%rfpadech take :
dobe mlru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
TownsendIGv plan pred kon-
QfeSem.

Jsa vyslychan zvlastnim pod
vyborem We Washington W.
setrujfcf pensijnf plan zaloze-
ny kalifornskym lekaTem,
Drem. Francis E. Townsen-
dem, pravnfk tehoz, Sheridan
Downey, Tekl kongresnfkGm:
Re cele hnutf Townsendovo
ma byti reorganizovano, a po-
drobnosti O zmene budou ohla-
seny Ultra odpoledne. DR..
Townsend je dnes New Yor-
ku, kde jedna s krajskymi pra
covnfky o navrzenych zme-
mach.
Townsendova skupina nepo-
vede zadnou agitaci "a tretf
stranu, leda re az pc volbach
ma podzim. Zda-li Dude neja-
Ike podobne tazenf, Dude zavi-
seti ma vysledku letosn1ch vo-
leb.
Nenf vyhlidek ma smireni
mezi Drem. Townsendem a Ro
bertem Clementsem, spolu-za-
kladatelem a odstupujfcfm ia
jemnfkem a pokladnikem. Jich
roztrzka Sc vyvfjela pGl roku
a nyn1 je trvala.
DR.. Townsend podrzi II re
20 pod1lG magazinu Townsend
Weekly, a zbytek Dude dan
organisaci, az Townsend "a
koupf Clementstvo polovicnf
vlastnictvi v teto publikaci.
Downey sam Dude nastup-
Gem Clementse jeho uTadu
CO tajemnik a pokladnfk GA.
RIP.
V Townsendove prohlasenf,
ktere jeho pravnik We vyboru
pTecetl, lekaT ktery zalozil
pensijnf plan 5000 mesicne
vsem osobam pres 60 let, pra-
vi, re jeho organizace nepod-
poruje zadnou urcitou politi-
ckou stranu, ale Dude podpo-
rovati vsechny politicke kandi-
daty, kteri Sc zaslfbi podpoTe
ljeho pensijnfho programu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

V mestech v Cechach jsou dam
ske karetnf krouzky.D Danny "ze
spolecnosti" hrajf "a kazdou
cenu hru, zvanou bridge, ktera
patti mezi nejdnmyslnejsf a
nejobtfznejsf vdbec. Berou 81
ucitele. Tomu sc neplat1 "a
cas-, ale Poole toho, jak on a
DANA, ktera je We hfe jeho
partnerkou, druhe dive danny Q
behrajf. To je honorar. Pri
ACKNOWLEDGMENT" bridge pro-
hrat 400 bodG je nejvys snad-
ne a stoji to 80 Kc V Praze je
ucitel, ktery ma til krouzky
dopoledne (damy totiz nemusi
vaTit), odpoledne a vecer. W.
delat 200 Kc "a den pry neni
zazrak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

Civilisace NIUE vzkvetati do
bezmerna, ale niue tez tragic
ky upadnouti, jak O tom deji-
ny lidstva dostatecn6 svedcl.
Toto je odkaz, jenz NIUE byti
bud ztracen, nebo NIUE byti
zachovan a rozmnozovan."
Prof. Charles A. Beard, prof.
P. Smith a rada jinych americ-
kych dejepiscG souhlas1 S no.
wynn naz1ran1m prof. James
Harvey Robinsona ma dejiny a
vzdelani. Vysledkem jejich
souhlasu je celia Tada zmoder-
nisovanych ucebnic a knih o a.
merickych a svetovych deli
mach pro sirs1 ctenaTstvo knih,
jimiz Sc ctenarGm pfedklada a
vysvetluje "zivotni minulost."
Dfla prof. James Harvey Ro-
binsona byly prelozeny do
mnoha evropskych a do neko-
lika asijskych jazykd. Prof.
Robinson sam zemrel We veku
.72 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Vycvik cetnictva We strelbe z
jedouciho auta.

V posledni dobe vystupuje
do popredf otazka tykajfcf Sc
nejen dobreho vybavenf csl.
cetnictva, ale take jeho vycvi-
ku. Ministr vnitra DIR. Cerny
chce vytvoTit z cetnictva elitnf
bezpecnostnf sbor. Udalosti
poslednfch dnd jasne ukazuji,
re ma cetnictvo pripada velky
a odpovedny 1kol chraniti jak
bezpecnost statu, tax i MAZE
tex a zivoty vsech. Proto jsou
provadeny ministerstvem vni-
ira dGlezite zkousky a opatfe-
nj, ably bezpecnost byla co
nejvetsf. Cetnicky sbor pfina-
81 namet, ktery zajiste nezdsta
ne bez povsimnutf. Podotyka,
re strelba z jedoucfho auta
neb MOTORCYCLE je problem, je
hoz vyresenf Dude nezbytnym
doplnkem ocekavane vykonno-
sti csl motorisovanych cetnic-
kych skupin. Gas ukaze, jak
dGlezitym je vycvik pouzlvanl
strelne zbrane, at jiz pusky ci
pistole, pri jlzde motorovym
vozidlem. Dosud nebylo pfi-
kroceno k tomu, ably cetnictvo
bylo cviceno, ably v kritickem
okamziku dovedlo co nejrych-
leji a nejlepe rozlustiti situaci
We svGj prospect. Tato vec by
la jiz pred casem rozlustena u
americke policie, kde bylo to-
no nejvfce zapotrebf. Nej1cin-
nejsf prostredek je spravny ma
cvik pouzfvani strene zbrane.
Vycvik must Sc dfti systematic
ky, to jest cvicf Sc zprvu stfel-
ba do terce z automobile nebo
motoroveho kola pri jfzde ma
lou rychlostf. Pozdeji Sc rych-
lost zvysuje a strelec Sc poe
tenn zasah1 ma terc, pfedstavu-
jfciho stojicfho 1tocnfka, kva-
lifikuje k dalsimu specielnimu
vycviku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Jak zabezpecit pochodujici
vojaky pred automobilovymi
nehodami.

V poslednf dobe vzbudilo Ii
w zajem verejnosti nekolik
velkych ~nestestf, pri nichz by
Ii pochodujicf vojaci zraneni,
nekdy i usmrceni neopatrne je-
douc1mi automobilisty. Pone-
vadz v nekterych prfpadech RI
dici byli opili, ozvaly Sc i We
verejnosti hlasy, zadajfcf, ably
Sc prot nesvedomitym rfdi-
Cum aut postupovalo CO nej-
prfsneji. Vojenska sprawl sa-
ma zakrocila u ministerstva
vnitra, ably bezpecnostni IRA
dy vymahaly Cd automobilistG
opatrnou jfzdu, blfzf-li Sc vo-
jenskemu oddflu, zejmena je-
Ii nebezpecf smyku.
Vojenska sprava vsak dba
take toho, ably pochodujici
jednotky chilly vse, ably Sc ne
hodam predeslo. Pochodujici
jednotky must samy zachova-
vat pfedpisy dopravnfho radu
ma silnicich a tim odvracet
MONA neStestf. O~znacovat L.
tvary v noel petrolejovymi, o.
lejovymi svftilnami nebo svltil-
Mani ma svicky ma sve polite.
Takove svftilny mali dost vel
kou vahu a objem, manipulate
S mimi je zdlouhava, We vetru
nebo desti lehko zhasnou, svl-
ticf latkou sc snadno potr1sni
odev. Take sc svetlem jednot-
ky prozrazujf ma pr. pri noe
Mich cvicenich, kdy mali zGstat
utajeny. Proto nafidilo MNO
vyzkouset u 1tvar1 cervena
odrazova skla toho tvaru a We
likosti, jake Sc pouzfvajf u We
lociped1. Zkousky S odrazo-
vymi sky, jimiz Sc mali zlskat
zkusenosti O vhodnosti tohoto
z~arizeni, O velikosti, zpGsobu
nosenf a umisten1, jakoz i o
rozsahu potreby takovych skel
pro urcite jednotky, budou
skonceny behem brezna. Te-
prve kdyby Sc odrazova skla
neosvedcila, Dude uvazovano o
jinem vhodnem resent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Laska k vlasti zachrani csl.
narod.

Prazska "Narodni Politika"
plse: Ma valnem shromazde-
nj Studentskeho Narodniho
sjednocenf promluvil DIR. Kra-
mar Ike studentstvu o soudo-
bych udalostech a o jejich
prlcinach. To, co Sc stale v So
botu - vypovedenf locarnske
smlouvy Nemeckem - polka
da DIR. Kramaf "a ''tragiku Vi
teznych statI pc svetove val
&C." "Prohra mlru je uz sotva
otazkou. A je primo p%ovinno-
sti ujasniti 81, jak Sc to mohlo
a - musilo stat"
DR.. Kramar shledava pr1ci-
ny -tohoto padu a take obtlz-
nou situaci naS1 v tom, re pc
valce Sc u mas nacionalism mes
tai zakladem statni politiky:
"a prece zrovna toho naSeho
nacionalismu bylo tolik potfe-
b1 k budovani statu. Jen tax
mohlo byt zabraneno, ably Sc
nezvrhlo. bezohledne vyko-
ristovani necekane prilezitosti
tenn KIDD, Sc k noel dostali. Ia
pomnelo Sc, re zrovna novy
stat, a k tomu pc 1trapach
dlouhe valky, vyzadoval obet1
vsech, kterf ten stat chteli. Je
az bolno %vzpomlnat ma BOZ O
narodni raz statu pc tax velko-
lepem a vfteznem vypetf nase-
no nacionalismu."
Dale pax pravil: "A proto
nejen politika, nybrz kazda
prace, dusevni i hmotna, must
byti dusevne mad oddanost1 a
laskou k narodu, mame-li byt
nec1m vic, nez jednfm z neko-
necne fady malych narod1, a
mame-li Sc udrzeti ma vysi, Cd
pov1daj1cl MAST minulosti i VIZ
manu- naseho v1tezstvi Ia svo-
bodu a samostatnost, ma nez
name pravo opravdu byti hr-
d."
DR.. Kramaf spatruje take j
nynl jedine nase vychodisko
We vlastenectv1 zvlaste studuj1-
CT mladeze: "Nelze lit pouze
materialismem, d1verou We vi
tezstvf poctu, bez viry v neco
vyslho, pro co je radostno pTi-
naSeti i tezke obeti. Chceme.
Ii zachovat sebe i svou svobo-
du, mus1me Sc tud1z vratiti X
tomu staremu ceskemu Waste
nectv1, ktere nam umoznilc
nejen pfemoci stalety utisk, ny
brz i zv1teziti v nejtezsi kris.
svetove valky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

10 hranice a vystrfhati, re le-
tecke vyzvedacstvl mad fran
couzskymi pohranicnlmi opev-
nenimi nebude trpeno.
Pres francouzske hranice
smejf nynf preleteti pouze le-
tadla, jejichz pilot dostanou
k tomu povolen1, a to jeste
smejf leteti .jenom predepsa-
nou ceStOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
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