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Evening star., 1938-04-27
LAST RITES TOMORROW
FOR MARTIN De WATERS
Masonic Funeral Services Will Be
Conducted for Compositor
at G. p q.


Martin De Waters, IS, for the last
81 years compositor at the Govern
ment Printing Office, died Monday of
heart attack at Casualty Hospital.
Funeral services will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Chambers Co.
suburban funeral home, Riverdale, Md.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. with Masonic rites at the grave.
Mr.. De Waters was a member Of
Lebanon Lodge of Masons and the Ma
tional Typographical Union. He also
was a charter member of the Volun-
teer Fire Department at Cottage City,
Md, where he resided. Members Of
the fire department there will be
honorary pallbearers at the funeral.
Mr.. De Waters was native OF
Skaneateles. N. Y.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Jennie M. De Waters, and two sons,
William and Frederick De Waters.
Evening star., 1938-04-27

buried yesterday
in c e ar Hill
Cemetery. Funer-
al services we're
held in St. Mar
tins c a t h oil c
Church. Special
services were held
Monday night by
the Brotherhood
of Bookbinders.
In 1885, Mr..
johnson is said to
have been the
first a . p rentlce
BIO o k b inder ap-
pointed to the G.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
COL. G. w. VAN DEUSEN

Funeral services for Col. George w.
Van Deusen. 10, U. S. A., retired,
who died March in San Diego,
Calf, will be held at IL am. to-
morrow in Arlington National Gene
terry. Chaplain Ora j. Cohee will
of1ciate Burial will be with full
military honors.
Col. Van Deusen's widow, Mrs.
Florence L. Van Deusen who resides
in Los Angeles, is now staying at the
Stoneleigh Court Apartments here.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
CHARLES H. Will SON DIES:
WAS PATENT ATTORNEY
Former Resident of D. c. Was
Brother of DR.. Edward C. Wilson.
Funeral Tomorrow.

Charles H. Wilson, patent attorney
and former resident of this city, died
yesterday after a short illness in
Yonkers, N. Y, where he made his
home. according to word received here.
He had his law Offices in New York
City.
Mr.. Wilson was a brother of DR..
Edward c. Wilson. 2723 Connecticut
avenue. He was an examiner in the
United States Patent Office here from
1900 to 1905 and was a graduate of
Georgetown University Law School.
Besides his brother, Mr.. Wilson
leaves his wife, Mrs. Agnes E. Wilson;
two daughters, Miss Agnes Irene
Wilson and Miss Mary Jane Wilson,
and two sons, Donald and Malcolm
Wilson.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at his home in Yonkers.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
John c. Klein Dies.

NEW YORK, April n (P.-John
c. Klein, former editor of the News
paper Institute of America, and COR
respondent for the New York Herald
during the Boer War, died last night.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
B'NAI BIRTH RITES
Fraternal Group to Hold 1nitiat,o,

""eeh H"R 01OUP 10 11UIU I'M 1tldt1On
at Center Tonight.
The largest class in the history of
Argo Lodge Of B'nai Birth will ba
initiated tonight at the monthly meet
ing Of the fraternal organization st
the Jewish Community Center. Nearlv
500 new members will be received into
the order.
The speaker will be Rabbi Ephraim
Fischoff, director of the B'nai Birth
Cultural Center at Cornell University
Evening star., 1938-04-27
Rail Executive Dies.

DETROIT, April q William
K. Williams. ST, research counsel for
the Pere Marquette Railroad and for
merly general attorney for the Grand
Trunk Railroad, died last night.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
ket grounds. Fifth street and Florida

ket grounds. Fifth street and Florida
avenue NE
The coach was unearthed recently
at Providence, r. l., in an abandoned
shed. Workmen overhauling it dis
covered on an inside panel carved
testimony that the vehicle had last
been reupholstered in 1861.
Like the original Deadwood stage,
which Fred Stone ana the late Will
Rogers discovered and, presented to
the Smithsonian Institution here. the
Mccoy coach was built by Abbott g.
Downing OF Concord, N H. 1t is
used in the rough rider show for the
re-enactment of scenes of American
frontier life.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
DEADWOOD STAGE COACH
LIKENESS COME HERE
Old Vehicle to Be Used in Wild
West Show Next Week at
Union Market Grounds.

What is said to be an exact like
ness Of the old Deadwood stage coach
will be seen in action here twice
daily next Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday at the afternoon and night
performances of Col Tim McCoy's
Wild West Show on the Union Mar
Evening star., 1938-04-27
Dance to Benefit School.

Court Archbishop Curley, Catholic
Daughters Of America. will give a
dance for the benefit Of st. Martin S
School in the school hall, Gathers
burg, Md. Saturday night.
Evening star., 1938-04-27
WILLIAM R. JOHNSON
RITES ARE CONDUCTED
Retired Bookbinder of G. P. o. Is
Buried-Brotherhood Holds
Special Services.
Special Services

William Roger johnson, II. retired
bookbinder of the Government Print
ing Office, who died Sunday at his
home, 2416 North Capitol street, was
Evening star., 1938-04-27
Qarn nf Chunks.

MOORE, IDA BELL. We wish to ac-
knowledge with deep appreciation the most
comforting services rendered by Rev. Will
liam S. Ahernethy of Calvary Baptist
Church. our many relatives and friends
for their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
foral tributes at the death of our mother.
I,FR CHILDREN. 2s
WENT. RICHARD BOYER. We wish to
thank our many friends for their kindness,
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes At
the death of our son. RICHARD BOYER
WENTT
MR.. AND MRS. BENJAMIN WENT.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05
CREEK NEWS"

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Brown were
Sheridan callers Wednesday and
purchased a new pickup truck.
Harley Simmons moved his
well drilling machine to Wyola
Thursday. After making neces-
sary repairs to the city we'll
at Wyola, he will return to the
Harold Suit ranch to complete
operations there.
MI. and Mrs. John Rice and
Gary spent Thursday in Har-
din and returned with a new
pickup truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Graham
spent Friday at their ranch on
Dry Beaver.
Miss Lucille Suit, Miss Wilma
Sherod, Mrs. H. r. Suit and NJ.
C. Sherod attended the sopho-
more dance in Lodge Grass Fri
day evening.
Roger Fisher, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Dick Fisher was admitted
to the Sheridan County Mem
orial hospital last Thursday and
dismissed on Friday. He was
anu oOOOC1AAy III dAAo az AAAoG
was thought to have had tick
fever. However, after eNamina-
ton he was found to be suf-
fering from a minor illness.
Jack Mattox of Gray Blanket
eft Sunday for the Yellowstone
National Park where he is en-
ployed as an engineer. Mrs.
MattOx and dauphters RettV
and Jackie" will join him at
the close of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Able of
Lodge Grass were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rice.
An old-fashioned singing
bee" was held Sunday evening
at the Charles Sherod home,
Several families met to try out
the club organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson
and babies we're Sunday dinner
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05

given by the Upper Big Horn
club honoring Mrs. Anton Braa-
ton. Mrs. Glen Faw was the
hostess and a very pleasant at
ternoon was spent hemming
snow white squares. During the
lunch hour the gifts we're OPP
ened by the honor guest. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs
Faw.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Herman
and six children have moved
to Sunny Side, Oregon, to make
their future home. They have
been residents of the Big Horn
valley for several years, coming
here from North Dakota. The
community wishes them every
success in their new home.
Albert Steele and son Billie
were Hardin visitors Saturday
Mrs. Opal Walker was a lun-
cheon guest of Mrs. Paul Schal-
Ter Wednesday.
Hugh Snivley, Mrs. Helen
Robertson and Mrs. Paul Schal-
Ter attended the All club coun-
Gil held in Hardin Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eppers
and daughter GWendolyn OF
Nebraska are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Eppers
of Soap. creek.
Glen Faw and Lester Rice
motored to Billings Tuesday
where MIR. Rice consulted a doc
tor. His condition is much i'm
proved.
The st. Xavier farm boys are
playing baseball with a vim
this year and are out to win
all their games.
Miss Patricia O'Brien visited
her parents, MI. and Mrs. James
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05
EXAMINERS NOTES

lNIN1-NEN . INO1ES
The County Treasurer's cash balance is all accounted for
as per reconcilement found elsewhere in this report, and the
funds are amply protected by legal securities and Federal De-
post Insurance.
The Board OF County Commissioners must make Bond Inter-
est lang ana s af nngad Fund LEY ieyies each year sufficient to meet the
ments T as p owl by Section 4eso:25, R. c. NJ: 1885. .-
This amount has been on deposit with the County Treasurer
Tor some time and the Estate has not been terminated by the
former Public Administrator MI. c. w. Doane. Also a Statement
Of the Returns, of Sale, has not been filed With the court. The
Estate should be closed, and if there be no heirs, the residue
S G be eseheated to the State of Montana as provided by
Your attention is called to the following claims:
as 1t lists Expenses" and the amount. It does not state what the
expenses were. "' "O
No. 4s4e7, W: T. Raglan, $4,000 is not properly itenized, as it
does not state the number of miles travelled.
No. 48681, A. M. Bumbaca, $50 is not properly itemized as it
ooes n not S state the price per gallon Of gasoline or oil
NO. 4o6!9, Hardin Oil Company, $151 is not properly item
lied, as 1T does not state the price per gallon of gasoline or oil.
We are pleased to note that the Instructions Uivan in the
last report were carried out.
Respectfully submitted,
y. ]. KELLY,
1885, ,.-------. Deputy State Examiner.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05
ST. XAVIER NEWS

Jim Doyle and family spent
Sunday fishing at Soap creek.
The st. Xavier baseball team
is planning a dance to be held
at the Indian dance hall Sat-
urday night.
Two truck loads of Mexican
families moved into the St.
Xavier community for beet work
the coming season. They were
from Phoenix and Pueblo, Mex
leo.
Mrs. Albert Lobdell left for
Tongue River where he has a
position awaiting him.
MIR. and Mrs. O. H. Robert
son and daughter Lorraine, MI.
and Mrs. ]. E. keogh and Mrs.
H. S. Robertson of Sheridan,
Wyoming motored to Cooke City
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Schaller attended
the First Communion sermon at
st. Xavier Mission Sunday
morning.
Harry Lobdell and Harry WAL
lace motored to Hardin Sunday.
Many attended the funeral
services of E. L. Robbins he,o
in Hardin Friday.
This community extends its
sympathy to the Jasper Long
family in their sorrow at the
passing of Mrs. Jasper Longs
mother, Mrs. Josh Buffalo, who
was buried Saturday morning
with requiem Mass at ten o.
clock. A grandson, Frank lion
Of Billings, came for the funer-
al.
A pink and blue shower was
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05

Less than 10 per cent of the
fatal and n%on-fatal crashes on our
highways last year were caused
by mechanical failure, according
to The Travellers Insurance Com
pany's analysis of the 1887 auto
mobile accident experience.
In more than 80 per cent of the
accidents, the vehicle was found
to have been in apparently good
condition. The trouble lay in
human failure.
In the vast majority of cases it
is the driver or the pedestrian and
not the car that causes accidents.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05

guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Knutson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miles and
Mr. and Mrs. John Rice atten-
ded the Townsend meeting and
program in Lodge Grass Sat-
urday night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05

A trcpica! garden with palm
trees and plants native to Ha-
wall will surround the pavilion
of that territory at the 1889
Golden Gate international Elk
position.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-05-05

s Since. 81 Station. where stsnd t.%e o."
Product. ~Is are SERVICES: E'peois,yf
for Ex a.t [ao a Many thou: s.s" o.
s s.s Carrying on this 4.a;; :s;,.e e,.aasl and
Litter than ever. this 'on''..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Hacha navrzen "a kandidata.

V1dcf politicke strany v
Ceskoslovensku dohodly Sc, a.
by byl DIR. Emil Hacha, prvni
president Nejvyssiho Sprawl
no soudu, navrzen jake kandi-
dat presidentskeho 1fadu
zmensene republiky.
Cd kandidatury zahranicnl-
no ministerstva DIR. Chvalkov-
skeho, ktera az posud zdala Sc
byti jistou, bylo upusteno, kdyz
v politickych kruz1ch Sc usou-
dilo, re v nejleps1m zajmu ma
roda Dude, ably zdstal v dfadu
ministra zahranicnfch vec1.
IDA Sc, re kandidatura Ha-
chova je zajistena. Je mu sc
let. Je pravnfkem, ktery pfse
a mluvf cesky, nemecky a an
glicky.
Narodil Sc r. 1872 Trhovych
Svinech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Mesto Olomouc ztraci vetsinu
svYch lesHE.

Jedn1m z nejvynosnejsich
podnikd mesta Olomouce je
lesn1 hospodaTstvi, jehoz pTij-
my podstatne prisplvajf k hra-
zen1 mestskeho rozpoctu. Jak
znacnym pTfnosem v posled-
Mich letech byly risky polniho
a lesnfho hospodaTstvf, svedei
O tom rozpocet mesta Olomou-
&c ma rok 1888, nemz Sc pocf-
ia S prfjmy 3,927,O0O Kc. Nynf
ovsem pTi zmene situace v ma
Sem pohranicf Sc stav obecniho
hospodarstvf podstatne zhorsi,
ponevadz znacna cast NEST
skych lesG Sc octla v zahranem
1zemi. Mesto totiz ma tonic
1zemf ma tTi velike revfry, a
to Mutkov, Nemeckou H1zo-
YOU a DetTichov, jejichz plo-
cha obnasi 100 ha prvotTidnf-
no lesa, re ktereho melo byt
prfstfm rokem odprodano Dire
va "a $500, 600 Kc. Cena le-
sa, jenz Sc nachaz1 "a opukac-
nj carou, cin1 pri mfrn6m Cd
hadu IL mil. Kc. Mesto ovSem
ma zabranem uzeml vlastni i il
ne majetky znacne hodnoty.
jake treba hlubocskou elektrar
nu, ktera ma cenu 3 a pill mil.
Kc. Novou situacf je ovSem
rovnez ohrozena rovnovaha
mestskeho rozpoctu, ktery po-
cftal prave S velkym vynosem
lesniho hospodarstv1, jehoz
.zmenou 1zemfch pom6r6 nebu-
de doclleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Chteji vratiti sochu.

V Chicago Americka socia-
listicka strana podala navrh,
by socha Svobody, ktera stojf
V pf1stave newyorskem a ktera
je darem Francie, byla vrace-
ma Francii, jake protest prot
nedemokraticke politice premi
era Eduardo Daladiera v1ci
delnictvu. Francie potrebuje
sochu Svobody dnes vice nez
.Spojene Staty. Francie, ktera
tolik pfispela k svobode lidstva
obrac1 ma rozkaz Daladiernv
svou armada prot francouz-
skemu delnictvu, ktere miluje
demokracii jake svGj vlastnf
zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Nsmecke silnice a prHGplavy
pres Ceskoslovensko.

Podrobnosti o dvou velkych
smlouvach mezi Nemeckem a
Ceskoslovenskem, jejichz pred
metem je stavba velkych auto
strad a prGplavG, jez budou
spojovati vyhodnf Nemecko S
Rakouskem a povedou pres csl.
uzemi, byly uredne oznameny
rozhlasem z Berlfna.
Smlouvou o silnicich dano je
Nemecku pravo vybudovati au-
tostradu pres Moravu re Slez-
ska do Rakouska, cimz Dude O.
patreno prime spojeni mezi
Vratislavi a Vfdni. Nemecko
Dude hraditi naklady ma stav-
bu silnice a Dude miti soudni
pravomc mad nj, ackoli terio-
rum zGstane v pravomoci
Prazske vlady.
Nemecko Dude opravneno pou-
zfvati teto autostrady bez pr6,
vodnich listn."
Smlouva O pr1plavech je gu
skutecnenim velke myslenky a
dalekosahlych plant, jez ext
stovaly pc nekolik desetileti.'
Reka Odra, jez spojuje pr1my-
slove kraje Horniho Slezska S
Baltickym bofem, Dude nyni
spojena novym kanalem S Du-
najem u Bratislavy.
Jiny kanal povede z Vltayy
k jihu a Dunaji. Soustava prG-
plav1 Dude spojovati dive d6le-
ute n6mecke reky = Labe,
ktera vleva sc do sevrniho mo-
re u Hamburku a Odru S Duna-
jem, ktery 1st1 do Cerneho mo-
re.
Zaj1mavo je, re jiz r. 1885
byla nakreslena v Nemecku
mapa, ktera naznacuje tyto ka
naly Ceskoslovensku.
Dale bylo Teceno v 1fedn1m
rozhlasu z Berl1na, re Nemeko
a Ceskoslovenska vymenic 81 ne
kolik pohranicn1ch vesnic, ma
jlc1ch dohromady asi $4,000 O.
byvatel. Oblasti, prevazne Ne
mecke, budou pfejaty Nemec-
KEN, ktere cato Ease pTeda
csl. republice osady S pTevaz-
rym poctem ceskeho obyvatel-
silva. zeleznice, ktera pfetlna
csl. hranice trikrate, stane sc
Nemeckou, ably byla vyloucena
celni prohlidka.
Tyto vymeny vesnic nemaji
mic spolecneho sc zabran1m no.
veho ceskeho uzem1 a sc zabra-
MIN Domazlic, Jablonneho a
JindTichova Hradce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Vysledek krizkovych zapasdI
pofadanych We Fallsway
Arena.

Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a
pase The Golden Terror, vazf-
CT 800 liber a majfcf masku ma
obliceji pfi vsech svych zapa-
sech, obzalovan byl Maxem
Jacob ktereho kopl pc zapa-
sech. Odmaskovani odehralo
Sc ma Central policejnnf stani-
CT kan zapasnfk dopraven byl.
The Terror zapasil s Nick
Campofreda. Zapas tento byl
tax zufivy re obecenstvo V nej-
vetSim roZcileni pocalo hazeti
flasky a jine predmety do rim
gu. The Terror rozhorcen mad
timto jednanfm, nekolikrate
rozehnal sc nohou pc prftom-
nych sedicfch u ringu a naho-
dou noha jeho setkala Sc s bra
dou Jacobsovou. Soudce Cy-
clone Burns ~zastavil zapas a
diskvalifikoval Golden Terror
a policie Sc postarala O dalsi.
jim Christakos porazil Boba
KEGS V II minutach.
Sammy Menacher zdolal
Ed Kinga V II minutach.
jim Wright porazil Casey
Bergera V Is minutach.
Frank Brown prohlasen byl
jake viteZ mad Hankem Mathe
ny kdyz tento diskvalifikovan
byl pc 33 minutovem kffzko-
vani.
PflSti tyden nebudou pora-
dany zadne kT1zkove zapasy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02

KRAFT a pax jake presvedceny
reakcionaf. Je vsak jisto, re
Je vynikajic1m pravnfkem, kon
servativcem a silnym muzem,
ktery pravdepodobne Dude da-
vati prednost usmlTenf protiv-
nych tendenc1 pred nasilnym
potlacen1m. Pod jeho veden1m
tento statny maly narod snad
Jeste vypracuje 81 s bolestf a
namahou vlastnf spasu. De-
mokrate jeste mohou ponecha-
tt 81 1sudek O "druhe republi-
CO."
Pred ztratou 1zemi bylo V
Ceskoslovensku napocitano VI
&c nez 1900 hotelovych kon-
cesi. Ma zmensenem 1zemi
zustalo nam asi 5000 hotelo-
vych zivnostf, tedy asi 1870.
NeJvetsi ztrata pripada ovsem
ma severoceske lame, v nichz
jew Sc tato ztrata Poole sezna-
mu hotelove sekce. Zemske
Jednoty spolecenstev hostin-
skych takto: V Karlovych Va
rech ztac1me 43 hoteln,1 Ia kon-
cesovanych pensionG S celko-
wynn poctem 1891 luck. V Ma
ianskych Lazn1ch SO hodtel1 a
Ii koncesovanych pension1 S
$500 lGzky. We Frantiskovych
Laznich II hotel1 a 80 konce-
sovanych pensionG S celkovym
poctem 1857 luck, V Jachy-
move 9 hotelG a 6 koncesova-
nych pensionG sc 791 lnzkem a
V Teplicfch-Sanove IL hoteln S
$50 lGzky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Bude Sc hledat nahrada
"a KrkonoSe.

Ably byla nahrazena ztrata
pohranicnich hor pro zimnf i
letni sporty, jakoz i pro letni
pobyt, hledaji zastupci hotelie-
ri a cestovnich kancelaTf, Cd
deleni vyletnfch vlak1, lyzar1
atd. nova m1sta kan ma byti V
nejblizslm budoucnu rfzen
smer. Pro nejblizsi ohledani
takovych kraft prichazeji V u
vahu t. Nv. Ceska Sibfr, Cesko-
moravska ~vysocina, kraj kolem
Husince, Kozlov u Ceske Ire
bove, pro letnf pobyt hlavne
pax Brdske lesy kolem Rozmi-
|talu. " 1zke spolupraci vysl-
Ia cestovni kancelar Cedok a
Zemska jednota spolecenstev
hostinskych do tech mist komi-
81, ktera Dude studovat pod
m1nky a moznosti provadenl
zimnich i letnfch sport6 v I'VE
denych krajfch. Jake znalce
pfizvala Fem. jednota spole-
censtev hostinskych byvale no
teliery a majitele bud z Krko-
mos, Orlickych hor a Sumavy.
O vysledcich zajezdu studijni
komise do jednotlivych kraft
Dude podana zprava nejen pT1-
slusnym 1radnm, ale i cele We
rejnosti. Prvnl komise odjede
do kraje "Ceske Sib1re" jiz FL,
rlina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Ceskoslovensko ztraci 1O44
poStovnich uradH.

Poole seznamu bylo oddele-
no Cd Ceskoslovenska a pTipo-
jeno k Nemecku 1850 postov-
mich 1radG, z nichz bylo vrace-
no sest, take pocet ztracenych
urad1 cini 1914.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Ukradl u pluku penize.

Cd nahradniho odd1lu pluku
We CtyTech Dvorech zbehl vo-
jim v zaloze Karel Pepper, 81
lety obchodni pr1rucf, zidovske
no vyznani, pTfslusny do Dol
.nfho Budovska. Odcizil z prf-
rucnf pokladny castku asi 25,-
900 Kc. Prchl v uniforme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Svaz cechG-zidi proti cizim
ZidHm.

ZIdUm.
Csl. tiskova kancelar roze-
slala tisku tuto zpravu: Svaz
CechG-zidG spolu S ceskozidov-
skym casopis "Rozvoj" infor-
moval prazske novinare O CT
lech a snahach sveho hnutf.
Pfedseda JUDI. Stress pri-
pomnel MAJOR Svazu, re zidov-
skou otazku tTeba resit z ma
rodn1ho a nikoli rasoveho hle-
diska. 0 tom, KIDD je cesky lid
NIUE byt spolehlivym merit
KEN sc1tanf lidu z roku 1880,
ktere Sc konalo drive, nez v
Nemecku prislo k moci hitlerov
ske hnutf, take to nemohlo
tehdy m1ti vliv ma nejake kon-
junkturaln1 pTihlasky do Sva-
zu CechG-zid1.
Kdo Sc tehdy re zidd hlasil
k cesstvf, byl opravdu &C.
chem. Pocet Cech1-zidG v
Cechach a ma Morave take cd
r. 1880 nevzrostl. Ceskozidov-
ske hnut1 dbalo vzdy toho i
pc prevratu = ably sc mezi ne
nevetfely zivly konjunktural-
nj.
Hlavni mluvcf DIR. Muller
prohlasil, re Svaz Cechn-zidG
pine souhlasf Sc stanoviskem,
re nelze pripustiti usazovanf
nemecko-zidovske emigrace V
ceskych mestech ma 1jmu ces-
keno zivl1.
Mluvcf vylfcil historic 1casti
zidG ma ceskem narodnim 1.-Two
te, Zminil Sc o cetnych vynika-
jic1ch zidovskych osobnostech,
ktere prinesly prfnos do cesk6-
no vedeckeho, kulturnfho i po-
litickeho zivota, i O 1casti ces-
kych zidG v ceskoslovenskych
legifch.
Ceskozidovske hnuti krone
toho nenf kapitalisticke, nybrz
hnutf hlavne venkovskych OBJ
chodnfk1, statkaT1 a inteligen-
ce prevrstveni mezi zidy je
zadouci a NONE, ale to lie L.
celne provesti pTevrstvenfm V
nastupujlcich generacfch a nj
koli v generacfch jiz vychova-
nych. Pocet Cech1-zidn V &C.
chach a ma Morave cini kon-
stantne asi $4,000.
~ Enderby, Trinity Val
ley, Kanada, clanek v novinach
pojednava O vystehovalcich z
Ceskoslovenska, re sudetskeho
1zem1, CechG i Nemc6, a re-
dakce pravf, Re zadosti O mfsto
Ike kolonialnf expansi melo by
Sc vyj1ti vstr1c S ohledem ma
obrovskou rozlohu Kanady,
dosud tax malo zdelanou.
List pravl, re osada Enderby
byla v dzkem styku S malou
ceskou osadou v 1doli Trinity,
stranou Mabel Lake Valley, pet
mel vychodne cd Enderby. Tito
pionyrstf osadn1ci v 80 letech
re zalesnenych kopc1 a BAH
natych 1dol1 udelali vynosne
fanny a zbudovali 81 pohodlne
domovy. Dostalo Sc Jim UNA
nj jake jednem z nejlepsfch oh
can't V distriktu, nebot jsou
vzdy ochotnf pracovati k rozsi-
ren1 zajmu vsech.
Jestlize by Kanada mohIa
dostati %ujisten1, re obdrzf O.
sadn1ky tohoto typu, nemohli
bychom ucinit mic lepsfho, nez-
Ii otevriti dveTe k jejich pTf-
chodu = a nikoli pouze pro
5000 nebo 1000, nybrz pro
70krat sedm, jestlize by byli
financne zabezpeceni k zaT1ze-
nj Sc.
Jestlize vsak by to znamena-
10, re Kanada must prijmouti
sudetske Nemce a dovoliti jim
prinesti jejich politicke emble-
my a ambice, ktere pTinesly uz
tolik nesnazl Europe, pax Ka-
NADIA must bojovati O kazdou
pfd pGdy, ktera by k tomu me-
la byti dana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
Cestou Ia zenou prisel k zabiti.

V Clevelandu prodal 81lety
Michal dun a odjel "a zenou
do Oregonu. Jeho mrtvola by
la pozdeji nalezena vedle ira
tt u Arlingtonu, Ore.
Policie nalezla v ieho kap-
sach eek ma $2,335 "a dun a
bankovn1 kn1zku ma $4,000 v
clevelandske bance. Vystoupil
z busu V Arlington a vice ne
byl WIDEN. Byl snad zabit VIA
KEN anebo padem sc skaly.
Michalova odjela pred mu-
zem, ably p%fipravila dim pro
muze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-02
SpOrtoynf Hlfdka
KOPANA.

Tuto nedeli S. K. "Slovan"
sehraje ligovy zapas S Park
side v Patterson Parku ma hfis-
tt {. 3 We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
Posledn1 nedeli Sc nehralo
nasledkem nepT1zniveho poca-
81. j. j. Toula.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-11

Il gaining tremendous support thro-
out the State, Wherever he ap-
pears similar vpsioils are afford
ed him as shown III the cleveland
News article. The feeling lie is
ufe TO be elected in November is
onstantly increasing.