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Evening star., 1939-06-19
THIS AND THAT
By Charles E. TrdceweH.

knocking him down would do no good
he would go back.
X u
80 we killed him.
THE next morning the phoebe had
three instead OF four eggs
She was guarded carefully after this.
They were all over the place, on the
markers in the garden, the light wires,
the clothes line, catching insects not
only on the ground but also in flight,
Finally the young arrived Then the
day came when they sat on the edge of
the nest and tried their wings.
AT this stage the spaniel was kept
indoors, for fear a phoebe might land
on the lawn instead of in nearby
hickory.
The first left about daybreak. the
second about 10 am, the third about
pm.
"All made their first flight success
fully straight to the hickory.
Sincerely, B. j. r.
The phoebe is more generally called
hereabouts the pewee, from imitation of
its natural CALL
1t has many other common names
however, including phoebe bird, bridge
peWee, water pewee, barn phoebe, bean
bird, pewit fycatcher, dusky flycatcher
Some of these require explanation
The name bridge pewee comes from the
haolt OF this bird of building nests on
the beams underneath a bridge.
Ornithologists tell us that the original
site was IN niche of shelving cliff, and
that the fine nest of moss and lichens
was an exact match for the cliff.
But now that the bird has taken up to
nesting in sheltered projection of house
or barn, it still builds a greenish-grav
nest, which may be very conspicuous
against white house, for instance.
All this Is of great interest to scien-
lists. 1t shows them that what may be
called the natural instincts quite often
become wrong, as far as the creature is
concerned.
1t has been able to adapt itself to
changed conditions to a certain degree
that Is, 1t takes to house and barns, be-
SoooS ~ liiluS IIldt III SuCn situation 1t
gets better protection from some of its
natural enemies, such as hawks owls,
Weasels. skunks and squirrels, and, we
might add, black snakes.
But 1t has not been able to change the
color OF its nest. Perhaps the phoebes
are wiser in this than the orrithologists
give them credit for being; in other
words, the protection they receive-eyen
from spaniels-is of far more worth than
from nest to match the color of the
house they build on.
The snake, for instance, would have
seen the nest, no matter what color il
was. Probably he saw the mother pevee
going in and out and figured there were
fresh eggs there, with the wisdom for
which it has been noted through the
centuries.
In cases of disappearance of eggs and
dedglings near or in wooded areas, snakes
must always be suspected.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Expresses Gratitude for
Moral Rearmament Story.

40 the EDITOR OF The Star:
Permit me as Hollander travelling in
the United States to express my high
appreciation of the excellent way in
which you have reviewed the movement
OF moral rearmament in America and
throughout the world.
Your page C-6 in The Sunday Star
of June T. 1899, was one of the best I
have ever seen to promote a new hope
and confidence in its readers.
I was very glad, too, of the excellent
way in which you have reviewed the
movement of moral rearmament in the
Netherlands with the implication of its
impact on Belgium and the surround
ing countries.
JONKHEER E. N. VAN LENNEP.
June 13.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

caliber for which Mr.. Murphy calls
will be able to effect remedy.
The Attorney General emphasizes
a well-known fact in pointing to
political jobholding as one of the
contributing elements of swollen
public pay rolls, and here, happily,
he is in a position to work some i'm
provement, for the Department of
Justice has not exactly been free
from the taint of patronage.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

don't care naWthin' about the fish and
neither does anybody else around here
that has to work. 1 seen them relefers
a-pesterin' you with that fish picture
There amt one of em We can git to do
a tap OF work for We, although there is
plenty OF work to do around here. All
they want to do is set around and draw
their relief money and talk about that
dad-blsmed fish" S. H. MUMFORD.
June 13.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

The Soviet government now regu-
lates all citizens private gardens.
according to dispatch from Mos
COW. All well and good, but can it
regulate neighbors' hens?
Evening star., 1939-06-19

It is probable that nothing can
really spoil the New York Worlds
Fair, but conflicting labor unions
seem to be doing their best to take
q fair shot at 1t.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Praise for Kennedy
OF Maryland.

To the Editor Of The Star:
am sure no one in Congress for the
past 40 years has dared to go as far
on the District vote question as Ambrose
j. Kennedy-from the Free State of
Maryland. As reader and subscriber
OF Washington's finest and greatest
newspaper for many years feel you will
grant me these few lines for a good man
and friend of all the people of WASH
ington. JOHN BERRY,
May 10.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
dtd .re use tof tepuonoauoh OF an news dispatches
paper and also the local news published herein.
AL rights of publication of special dispatches
her Elm also are reserved
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Urges Recognition of Danger
Of Labor Dictatorship.
To the Editor of The Star.


The American public does not vet
realize the fact that the only hope of
staving off a labor union dictatorship
Of the Russian brand in the United
States rests in the House of Representa-
tives. Since the passage of the 18th
Amendment, providing for election of
Senators by direct vote, the roles of the
House and Senate have been almost re-
versed. The Senate is no longer tower
of strength, nor the "bulwark of the Re-
public" nor even the greatest delibera-
tive body in the world Individual Sem
ators from industrialized States are
usually little more than puppets of the
State labor leaders and agitators. This
is why so much special privilege legisla-
ton for labor leaders has originated in
the Senate and been passed so easily
by that body. A Statewide labor or
ganization is powerful inducenent, or
club, whichever way one cares to look
at it, for special privilege legislation.
NACllUClS VI LOWCI I1OUSS, however,
have this labor vote split up and they
are therefore more independent of this
union pressure. In the last two sessions
Of Congress We have seen the House
block, or attempt to block, wild and
dangerous bills which sailed through the
Senate with no difficulty. The Senators,
individually, are not to blame for this.
We made a most fundamental change
in our republican form of government
when we cracked the Constitution by
passing the 18th Amendment.
And let me call attention to the words
of Tacitus:
When the state is most corrupt, then
are its laws most multiplied"
CORLEY PERRY McDARMENT.
June 13.
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Cheap transportation to
Swimming Pool Urged.

To the Editor Of The Star:
Cheap public transportation in the
District leads directly to all main places
of interest except the municipal SWIM
ming pool and golf course at Hams Point.
Why?
Watch the crowds "hoofing it" from
the nearest streetcar stop, about l mile
away, any Saturday or Sunday during
the hot summer. BLANCHE WANG.
June IL,
Evening star., 1939-06-19
COmmendS Star Editorial
On Police Needs.

On FOlICe NeedS.
To the Editor of The Star:
Your editorial under date of June 9,
1889, relative to Police Department
needs, etc, was concise and timely. I
certainly think it merits cooperation
from all sources in every way.
June II. HENRY r. ASH
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Refugees Victims of Mans
Inhumanity to Man.
To the Editor Of The Star.

Nine hundred and seventeen human
beings founder on the sea of mans in
humanity to man, and the almost uni
versal response is that Charity begins
at home" Cuba turns back the refugees
Santo Domingo demands assurances, the
United States has its quota, and SO, in
the goth century as in the first, There
is no room at the inn" Despite the fact
that religion and learning have greatly
expanded humanity's heart. there is still
scant space for the troubled souls among
men,
Is it preservation that prompts so
seemingly callous an attitude? And is it
right or righteous that man preserve
himself at the expense of his fellow man?
When plague ravages community, do
the well ones or even the half we'll ones
merely protect themselves, or do they not
succor the ill ones for humanitarian no
less than for self-protective reasons? In
war do officers and men think of them
selves or do they not give their all for
the common good? Is it that war and
dire catastrophe alone bring out the
noblest in men, while peace stresses ease
and creature comfort? Historian James
Truslow Adams tells of tribe of savages
among the Amazons who in making
long trek now and then stop to let their
souls catch up with their bodies. What
lesson for us!
Charity may begin at home. but love-
the highest note in the symphony of
mans redemption and uplift, "beareth
all things believeth all things, hopeth
all things, endureth all things
June 10. HERMAN FELTER.
Captain Of Fishing Boat
Gives Views on Reliefers.
A few weeks ago the Washington
newspapers carried story about some
New Deal fishermen catching huge
rockflsh in nearby Southern MARYLAND
waters. We know they were New Deal
ers. because the story went on to say
they presented this finny prize to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, who was vacationing on
his yacht in the vicinity of the catch.
1t Is safe to say that a surprising
number OF people who read the story
merely yawned and said, $50 what?"
A couple Of weeks after this somewhat
innocuous episode the writer, with a
couple OF friends, was fishing in the same
waters. 1t was while on this trip that
we learned this piscatorial presentation
was. in the eyes of certain people a mo-
mentous happening. We had no sooner
taken our seats in the little restaurant
than lanky individual approached our
table. With grin that exposed all of
one tobacco-stained brown fang he pro-
duced snapshot of large rockfsh. We
thought that for intelligent features the
fish had something on the owner of the
snapshot
However, our new friend inquired in
tones of deep reverence, "See that fish?"
We assured him we did.
He looked at us steadily for a matter
OF 30 seconds to impress us, I imagine
with the gravity Of the coming announce
ment
Genelmun," said the lanky man,
President Roosevelt ct that there fish,"
1t was then we heard the whole story.
Before we slept we saw the same picture
and heard the same story from several
other individuals, who seemed to have
lots of time on their hands.
Next day while fishing we asked our
boat captain if he possessed picture of
the honored and famous fish.
Hell, mol" snorted the captain. II
Evening star., 1939-06-19
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Hoskin's Answers ,-
To Readers Questions
By Frederic J. Hdskin

reader can get the ansUer to am
question OF fact by Drittng The Eue-
ming Star Information Bureau. Fred
eric J. Hdskin, Director, Washinoton.
D. c. Please tnclose stump for reply.
Can you tell me how kerosene is used
to make barriers for ants?-L. T.
A. The legs of furniture, such as tables.
chairs or refrigerators, may be placed in
shallow dishes or small jars into which
a little kerosene has been poured. 1t is
important to keep the surface of the
kerosene free from accumulations of dead
ants, or the live ones will use the bodies
as bridge to reach the furniture.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

@. What is the exact length of
meter?-M. F.
A. A meter equals 80 81 inches.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

Q. Where can purchase a booklet on
tne preparation of summer meals?-
B. R. L.
A. See Page Az of today's Star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
Cesi mali zanechati nadsji.

DIE depese Sdruzeneho tisku
o vzkr1sen1 stare Ceske repu-
bliky utrpely otres officialnfm
prohlasenlm, kdyz DIR. JiTi Ha-
velka, ministr dopravy We VIA
de protektoratu, apeloval ma
sve ceste spoluvlastence, ably
Sc radeji pTizpdsobili nemec-
kym c1lGm, neil ably twill me
podstatnene nadeje."
Havelka mluvil do radioveho
rozhlasu = byl to rozhlas pro
cely narod = k potent siroce
%rozvetvene septane propagan-
dy, ktera obvinuje vladu ces-
ko-moravskeho protektoratu, re
nehajl dosti energicky prav
Cech1 prot NemcGm.
Ceske politicke kruhy vysve-
tlujf Havelkovou vyzvu k pod
pore "realisticky mysl1c1" VIA
dy protektoratu jake dals1 po-
kus ceskych 1redn1kG, pracuj1-
c1ch pod nemeckou %autoritou,
k sjednocen1 obyvatelstva v
kooperaci S Reichem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
Cesky pomnik padlych " Or.
love Znicen.

Takto nadepsanou Zpravu
prinesl denn1 fisk ma Ostrav-
sku. Pod pomnikem We spoiled
mem hrobe odpocfvali dosud
klidne cesti bojon1ci, padli v
boj1ch O Tes1nsko, br. Jan Ca
PEEK a nezapomenutelny nacel-
nix zupy Tes1nske, pozdeji Eva
ne ma jeho pamet zupa Jana
Capka. Pc 20 letech klidneho
spanku byli vyruseni udery kla
div, ktera rozbila kamenne
strazce klidu. Pomn1k byl 20
haven jiz IL. cervna a postup-
ne byl 1plne odstranen. Tros-
ky byly %odvezeny ma obecn1
smetiste, ktere jeste tehoz We
cera bylo zasypano kvetinami
a ozdobeno horfc1mi sv1ckami.
Lid odnasel sc smetiste ma pa
matku aspon kousek urazene-
no betonu. Pomnlk byl posta-
ven pred casem Spoken pro
poctu padlym ma Tes1nsku.
|Spolek lonskeho roku likvido-
val a pomnik preset v ochranu
sokolske zupy Tes1nske Jana
Capuka a zupy Oboe legionar-
ske. Sokolska zupa Tes1nska
udrzovala pomnfk pc celou do
bu jeho trvan1. Bratfe Capku
a padlf. hrdinove! Neznamy-
mi skddci byl sbofen pomnlk
mad vasim hrobem. Nikdo vsak
nezboTi pomn1k, ktery byl W.
budovan v duslch ceskeho lidu
v cele nas1 vlasti i zde "a mo-
rem!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
Falesny lekar prazske
nernOCnICi.


Ma jedne klinice We vseo-
becne nemocnici zadrzeli de-
tektivove mladeho muze, ktery
Sc jiz IA dn1 potuloval po cele
nemocnici v b1lem plasti, a
predstavoval sc CO asistent jed
noho profesora vehlasne lekaT-
ske kapacity. Mladfk Sc nej-
radeji zdrzoval ma zenskem cd
delen1, asistoval pFi praci le-
kari, ochotne Sc nab1zel k pi-
chant injekcf a meren1 teplot.
NikdO Sc no celych ctrnct dn1
neptal ma jmeno a nezjistoval
jeho totoznost, az ma konec
vzbudil podezTen1 svou horli-
vost1 do prace. Kdyz no "a
stavil detektiv, zbledl a pTiz-
nal Sc bez vytacek k podvodu.
Ukazalo Sc, re mlady muz, Cd
dany Poole Vlastn1 vypovedi
vasnive studiu lekafske vedy,
je 20lety nezamestnany j. M.
z Dejvic. Vychodil tri tridy
mestanky a obchodnf skolu, a.
vsak "vasen" no donutila k to-
mu, re 81 opatfil falesny index
lekafske fakulty a kolokvijni
vysvedcen1, a pokusil sc O "le-
kafskou praxi" u zdroje medi-
ciny ma prazskych klinikach.
Ia podvod Sc nynl Dude odpo-
v1dat pred trestn1m soudem ma
Pankraci. Trest Dude O to vet
81, re Sc mlad1k jiz pred casem
pokusil O stejny podvod V jed
ne jihoceske nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
V Prazske kavarns pred
sto lefv-

4 Feuilletonistickych nasti-
MI, jez RubsGv pT1tel a spolu-
pracovnlk Vaclav Filfpek otis
koval v 80. a 40. letech minu-
leho stolet1 v ceskych casopi-
sech a v nichz zachycoval sta
roprazske figurky a situace,
vydal prof. Ferd. Strejcek S
maven. V Praze jsou Cecho-
We, dvanact c1sel a vydal je
knlzne. Tu jest zaTadena roz-
marina mravolicna silueta Kup-
cent toulave zobrazujfcf zivot
~prazskych "kaviren" r. 1886.
il ztehdy navstevovali Praza-
ne kavirnu nejen k Will KAYE a
dymce pri nj, pro partii kulec-
nlku a karet, ale hlavne pro
ctenl novin, ktere sc vykladaly
hlavne nemecke, avsak take
francouzske a vlasske reci; nei
vice ctenafG mela prazska b.
hemie, vychazejic1 tTikrat do
tydne a take vladin Prazske
noviny, ceske psane; vlastenci
81 chod1vali k Tigru v Domini-
kanske ulici pfec1st beletritic-
ke reveue ceske Vcelu a Kvety.
Kavarny byly shromazdistem
podomnich obchodnikG vseho
druhu; obchazeli tn rohlickari,
kolacnice, dolkarky; podavali
81 tn dveTe zebraci vseho veku,
mezi mimi cetne zebrave deti
potuln1 kupci nab1zeli kravaty,
nakrcniky, l1mce namely; Via
Sit podomnic S citrony, pome-
ranci a pfky lakali pomocf To-
s1, ale cepicky, pytlfky ma ia
bak a penize, RUNE figurky by
10 mono obdrzeti cd potul-
nych obchodn1kG. Nektere dos
tt podivne zivnosti zmizely jiz
davno; prodavaci brk1, OBJ
chodnlci Sc sirkami, roznaseci
plsnicek, letakG a Kramerio-
vych kn1zek.
Flllpek ZVlaSte StaVnate IL
cf kupcfka, vycpaneho vsemoz-
nym zbozfm, ktere mu couhalo
z kapes, re sosG, z pytlfk1 pre-
hozenych pres ramona bot.
Hole, dymky, noz1ky, zkratka
bylo jeho hlavnfm artiklem, a,
lie ably napomohl odbytu, nab1-
Eel je navy vabne vysperkova-
nymi = "zimnicnf dymku",
"zrcadlo podvodne krasy".
milky k rozstTihanf marnosti
zenske", "hGl ma dobre easy.
"britvu k oholen1 dluhG".
''francouzsky hrebfnek pro zal
live manzelky", "brejle z Hers
chlova dalekohledu". Delava.
pfi tom i politicke narazky, a.
lie policie mu "a to poskytls
kratke posezen1 v "chladku",
omezoval Sc ma sprymy nevin,
ne. Jake vsichni tehdejs1 pc
domni obchodn1ci nabfzel 81
vsak ma konec pGlkou neb i pc.
lovici ceny p1vodne zadane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
Domovina Zahranicnich

Dne 20. bTezna t.. r. byly
spojeny dosavadn1 spolky Cs.
ustav zahranicnf a Domovina
zahranicnich CechoslovakG v
novy samostatny spolek pod
maven Domovina zahranic-
Mich krajanG pfi Narodn1 rade
ceske, jez sc tax stala 1stred-
nj organisacf pece o zahronicnl
krajany. Dne 27. cervna t. r.
ma ustavujfci valne hromade
Domoviny zahranicnfch kraja-
MI byl ustaven Sprawl vybor,
jehoz slozen1 Yam v pf1loze
zasflame. S Domovinou zahra
nicnich krajanG sc spojuj1 O.
statnf mensi spolky, zabyvajicl
Sc krajanskou peel, zejmena
Krajanske pece, Domov cs. az
hranicnf mladeze, Klub cs. "a
hranicn1ch akademikG, Sdru-
zenf cs. spolkG zahranicnlch a
jine.
V priloze zasilame stanovy,
z nichz shledate, re nas1m 1ko-
lem jest v novych statoprav-
Mich pomerech pracovati jake
krajanske 1stfed1 S nasimi vet
vemi zejmena ma poll svetove,
hospodarske a socialn1 krajan-
ske pece. Pros1me, abyste mas
V teto nasi praci podporovali.
Porouc1me sc Yam S krajan-
skym poZdravem,
Domovina Zahranicn1ch
Krajanu
pTi Narodn1 rade ceske.
e DR.. j. Folprecht V. r.,
mlstopfedseda
Ing. J. Zilka v. r.,
pTedseda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
Pozar We vnitrni Praze.

V zeleznych dverich V Mi
chalske ulicce ma Starem meste
vypukl We skladist1ch firmy AL
fred Winternitz polar, ktery v
kratke chvfli nabyl velkych
rozmerG. Skladiste je v prvem
patre domu. We tTech m1stnos-
tech byly ulozeny zasoby vaty,
Why a drahych brokatd, ktere
z nevysetrene pr1ciny Sc VIVA
ly. Ma misto byla alarmovana
pozarnf pohotovost, ktera "a
krocila nekolika proudly v ply
novych maskach. Ohen while
dem k velke horlavosti obsahu
skladiste byl prudky. Hast
cGm pc velke namaze podarilo
Sc lokalisovat plameny al asi
"a pGl hodiny. M1stnosti byly
1plne zniceny tax jake usklad-
meme zbozi. Take pfeds1n skla-
diste a schodiste do prfzemi
prohorely. Poskozeny byly
tez mistnosti v pr1zem1 pod
skladistem. Poskozeny byly
tez nektere delnice, zamestna-
ne v skladisti. Nelly tam ulo-
zeny kabelky S tydenn1 vypla-
tou, ktere patrne paddy v obet
plamenum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
Vyslanec Osusky vybizi
Cechv. adv bvli pripraveni.

Stefan Osusky, csl. v%yslanec,
mluvil pTi zakoncen1 konvence
CechoslovakG ,konane v Bor-
deaux, Francie, a pravil, re
vsichni Cechoslovaci NELL by
byti ma v6cne easy vdecni Fran
eli, re odeprela vydati paT1z-
skou csl. legaci Nemecku a tax
dovolila, ably Ceskoslovensko
zilo "legalne."
Vyz1val krajany, ably byli
pfipraveni "prinesti nejvetsi o.
bet pro Francii, nastane-li o.
sudna hodina" a dodal, re
Francie je jednfm z jasnych
mist v Europe ktera, je v rukou
barbarH.
Plukovnik Garibaldi, syn
znameho bojovn1ka "a svobo-
du Italie, prohlasil, re "skutec-
ma" Italie nikdy neschval1 CT
ny, ktere spachal kancleT Hit
Ter proti Ceskoslovensku a wy
slovil pTesvedcen1, re spravedl-
most brzy Dude pTevladati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-28
SIovensko fasistickym staten.

Slovensky snem schvalil u
stavu, jez cinf tento maly zby-
tex Ceskoslovenska totalitn1m
staten. Stale Sc tax ma zakla-
de diktatu Nemecka, jak tomu
nasv6dcuje prohlasen1 mon
signora Tisy, katolickeho kne-
re a precisely "slovenske VIA
dy. Tiso prohlasil:
"Neodvisle Slovensko Poole
vile Boha a kancleTe Adolfa
Hitlera zvol1 81 Narodn1 vybor
O des1ti clenech. Tento vybor
Dude vladnouti a jeho pTedse-
da Dude sefem statu. Sn6m
Dude poz1stavati z 80 zvole-
nych poslanc1, ale Narodnf w
Dor NIUE vydavati naT1zeni,
jez nevyzaduj1 snemovn1ho
schvalen1.'
Pc n~arfzen1, vydanem mini
s~terstvem valky. Eide nesm1
slouziti We slovenske armada.
Ma mfsto vojenske sluzby bu-
dou konati donucovacf praci
ma verejnych podnicfch a bu-
dou bydleti v pracovn1ch tabo-
rech.
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Cesky obchod zmeni
d~odavateIe.
V. G.. S. referuie:

Prazske V. c. S. referuje:
R1zen1 dovozu V naSem "a
hranicnfm obchode Sc projevu-
je zajfmave take pGvodu ne
ktereho zboz1 ma potravino-
vych trz1ch. TAX Sc ma pr. ma
trz1ch mimo egyptske cibule
objevila cibule italska. V nej-
blizs1ch dnech zacne jiz skill
zen cibule naS1.
Zmeny v dovozu VIVA. Re
Slovenska je nyn1 dovoz VIVA
nepatrny. Ceny, pozadovane
Ia slovenske vino, jsou i pFi
bezcelnemdovozu vyssf nez &C.
ny nabfzeneho VIVA z Madar-
ska. Take vino z Podkarpat-
ske Rust pry asi nebude dova-
zeno, nebo jen malem mnoz-
stv1.
|. S Italif byl jsednan kontin-
gent 160 vagonG VIVA, C Ma
darskem 200 vagonG, ale u Ma
d'arska zalez1 dovoz ma zbozf,
kter6 Cd mas MadaTi koupf. V
move obchodn1 smlouve sc Spa
relskem Dude patrne pamato-
vano i ma dovoz spanelskeho
VIVA.
Znacne byl zmensen dovoz
jablek z Australia a z Ameri-
ky. NaSe dOmaci skliZen "a
hradn1ch jahod a tresnf velmi
utrpela posledn1mi lijavci.
Ma trhu Sc jiz objevily bo-
rGvky. Je jich letos v lesich
dost a nekde AMI nen1 dost lid,
ktef1 by Sc ma borGvky vypra-
viii. To Sc tyka zejmena su-
mavskych lesG "a hranicemi
protektoratu. Ma Suchdolsku
plat1 obchodn1ci Ia kilogram
bor1vek dive koruny.
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Pad do hloubky Is m.

Obeti t6zke melody stal Sc
27lety zenaty kominicky po-
mocn1k Stepan Orlicek z Ustl
mad Orlic1, zamestnany u ko-
minickeho mistra Capa.' Orll-
eek vystupoval pc kovovych
skobach vnitrkem kom1nu tex
tilni tovarny firmy Monk So
potnici u Potstyna, MAZE kom1n
vycistit. Kdyz vystoupil do w.
Sc 25 metrG, povolilo pod jeho
vahou kovove stupatko a Orl1-
eek sc zT1til sachtou kom1na,
Dopadl primo ma nohy a byl
nalezen v bezvedomi. V okres-
nj nemocnici v Usti mad Orlic1
kan byl dopraven, bylo zjiste.
no zlomenf patere, zlomeniny
zeber a zlomenf leve nohy Z
tezka zraneni vhitrni.
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TvIrce proslule ceske umelec
Ike keramiky zemrel.

V prazskem krematoriu "a
ucasti 1zkeho krouzku YER
nych pratel zpopelnen tovar-
nix Ferdinand Vondracek, KITE
~. skonal We veku &C let.
Pc leta pGsobil ma vysoke
skole obchodn1 jake zkusebnl
komisar. Byl majitelem INA
meho velkoobchodu S kavou v
Terstu a hrncirske tovarny v
Kostelci mad Cernymi lesy, do
jej1z umelecke keramiky inves
toval v posledn1ch letech vse-
chen svGj majetek. V dobe,
kdy svou, odbornymi kruhy ma
nekolika prazskych v~ystavach
obdivovanou cernokosteleckou
umeleckou keramiku pTivedl k
svetove proslulosti, stall Sc ODE
tt vseobecne hospodarske kri-
Sc.