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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
PAGEANT WILL
BE REPEATED

Returning home after present.
ing their pageant in churches in
Seattle and Tacoma, young people
of the Little Church on the Prairie,
located near the Lakewood Com
munity Center, will again give
THE Pageant of the Holy Shroud"
in the Prairie church Sunday even
ing at 7:45 o'clock.
The pageant, depicting the his
tory of the Holy Shroud, an an
cient church relic now located in
Turin, has caused considerable
comment in its unusual presenta-
ton of the Resurrection account
through this story. The story was
written and arranged by Joseph
Howard Slime of the Lakes Dist
riot and is based upon historical.
and theological evidence from a
number of sources.
A large cast has worked under
the direction of Slime for a number
of weeks and includes Louise Gale.
Bob Gale, Eileen Lemon, Mary
Rough, Marine Keller, Foster
Cronyn, Edith Davisson, John
Hewitt, Donald Lemon, Wayne
Brown, Jean Davisson, June Gale,
Andy Andrews, Sue Slime, and Bill
Fowler. The stage and lighting
effects have been under the direc-
ton of Howard A. Slime and the
musical adoption made by Mrs.
Maurice T. Owens, the church
organist.
Following the pageant Sunday
evening the Ladies Aid of the
church will entertain at social
hour to be held in the church par
lors to which all are welcome
There is no charge made for the
pageant and an offering will be
taken for the young peoples con.
ference fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Frank Calender
Back for Visit

Frank T. Calender, former pub
lie safety commissioner, was back
in Tacoma Thursday to visit
friends and relatives here after
several months in business in San
Francisco
Mrs. Calender accompanied him
on the trip north and with her
husband is a guest at the home of
her brother, Fred H Race of Mer-
rick & Race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
ODD EXTORTION
CHARGE FACED

CLAW I. Peterson, released We'd
nesday from the federal peniten-
itary on Mcneil island. was taken
before District Judge Edward E.
Cushman Thursday for removal to
Spokane. where he faces unique
federal charge.
He is accused of attempted ex-
tortion by threat over an inter-
state telephone. one of the least
used sections of the Lindbergh
law. Peterson is said to have
threatened on Idaho doctor by
phoning from Spokane.
Scheduled to appear for signing
of a similar removal order is
Meredith Sellards, arrested in a
south end printshop Wednesday on
an old charge of stealing a car in
Denver and driving it to Council
Bluffs. Ia, where it was abandon
ed. Sellards was bound over to
the court after hearing before Po-
lice Judge Joseph A. Mallery.
acting u. S. commissioner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Another reason advanced-this
one by q sweet young thing at
tending a grade A woman's col
lege whose tuition is more than
the income of the average Ameri-
can family-is that the high school
students use 30 much slang col
lege students try TO get away
nom 1t, just to assert their su-
periority.
She claims she couldn't even
talk to her own brother when he
came home for vacation from an
eastern prep school They didn't
speak the same language.
As . substitute for such wacky
slang ~ pitching WOO" this
years collegians are going in for
cute comparisons" That's their
description.
For instance. She's a. subtle
a. 4 train wreck" or AS sophisti-
Gated as Shirley Temple" or they
might even describe her a. meat
a. an unmade bee"
Meat" seems to be the favorite
adjective at present, describing
everything from = date TO q hair
do.
And bull seasions a term that
hangs on) are filled with phrases
picked out Of Psychology courses.
Students get ''vicarious thrills"
have all sorts Of "fixations." and
dismiss . wallflower with "oh.
she's an introvert."
The jitterbugs can have the
hot slang" and welcome-so far
~ the current crop Of collegians
u concerned. They are speaking
English--or almost.
Deaf
Dear Miss Grey: / wish to tell
the person Who complained about
being deaf that my mother and
father have been deaf all their
lives and they have never COM
planned.
There are q number Of people In
Tacoma who are deaf. They have
their own parties, church socials.
picnics, and 10 forth and In =
way they have more fun than
other people for they have the
knowledge they have surmounted
difficulties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
OLD TIMERS NIGHT
FOR MOOSE THURSDAY

Superior Judge Ernest NJ. Card.
who was elected first dictator of
Tacoma Moose lodge some 80
years ago, will again preside
Thursday evening at the lodge
when members observe the annual
"Old-Timers' night.
Program features are scheduled
to get under way at S o'clock. A
lunch will climax festivities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Mystery Girl? ?" Steve suggested.
"No-been used too much. He
looked at Hilda through narrowed.
thoughtful eyes. Any id as,
Hilda ?"
The Colonel slapped the desk
with the flat of his hand. Good,
he said.
Norman. I've got an idea.
Steve put in. "Hilda pulled an
act on me last night - awfully
clever. Foreign, with an ac-
cent"
Fine" said the Colonel. Let's
see you do it
Hildas chin went up a little.
Eyes half closed, lips curving pro-
negatively, she favored the Colonel
with a wicked sidelong glance. One
shoulder moved almost imper-
ceptibly.
"Msieur asks the impossi-beel,"
she said laugh running through
her voice. "Thees Mees Somebody.
she ISIS shy and YER frightened.
Continued on Page 16, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

A deaf person can go to l0i2iz
Tacoma avenue, and get hearty
welcome on April %. A party is
being given to which all deaf
persons are invited.
II the unhappy deaf person will
60 there ! am sure he will be
ashamed to complain afterward.
READER.
Mother-in-law
Dear Miss Grey: The mother-in-
law problem Is an ancient one and
while am mother-in-law, ]
fiatter myself that I remain in the
favorable category-at least my
in-laws lead me to believe so.
However. because l have a mar
ried son I do not feel that ! am
perfect and his wife all wrong.
have seen too many cases that
involved mean. elderly women to
let such an easy idea get by. For
instance. know the most selfish
and ill-bred woman who is con-
stantly being mean because her
young daughter-in-law is good
housekeeper, neat, a clever dresser
and a fine manager. As a result
the bitter old woman LIS avoided by
people because she does not try
10 curb her tongue. She lies about
the girl (but then she lies about
other people, and is constantly
wailing about all the work she
does. When she isn't doing that,
she Is talking about her aches and
pains.
Is 1t any wonder that people
avoid her? Yet when they do, she
accuses other people Including her
daughter-in-law) Of being respon-
sible for her lonesomeness.
All the time she plays the role
Of a martyrs very much abused
mother-in-law. Even her own son
is Disguised. but being a real man
keeps his feelings to himself.
can tell how he feels when I see
the expression Of pain and impa-
thence that sweeps over his face
when she gets started. And when
she starts in on his wife his face
becomes deep. beet red. But he
says nothing. Just let's her rave.
You can rest assured he doesn't
come to see her any more than he
has to.
His wife has very lovely. I'M
Outstanding and real" lady for
mother. That II why she has been
able to put up with the foolish old
woman. She has been trained
right in her youth.
often wonder how these war
horse" mothers-in-law feel when
someone else treats their darling
children in the same contemplate
way they treat other mothers
children.
There Is nothing as contemplate
~ = woman on in years, lonely
and Jealous. She strikes at every
thing in her path and Heaven help
the persons who get in her way!
NEIGHBOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
MINERS, PROSPECTORS
WILL MEET ON FRIDAY

A meeting of the Washington
Prospectors' and Miners associa-
ton will be held at p. m. Friday
at the Carlton hotel, 1882 Jeffer-
son ave. Speaker will be Mike
kolisich of Fairfax who will discuss
progress on Pierce county's first
mine-to-market road and the pros
poets of mining in the Carbon river
district. The public is invited to
attend the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Good 7 aste
7 oday

Dear Mrs. Post: When one re-
ceives an announcement card of an
engagement, is one obligated to
send present to the young
woman? We received this notice
because of our friendship with the
mans family, although we can
hardly even be considered as init
mate friends.
Answer: An engagement present
is never an obligation. Sometimes,
il Is true, nearest friends of the
girl. even on occasion the family
of the man. give the girl presents
casually linen for her trousseau)
but only because they want to and
not because they are expected TO
do so. An engraved or printed
card announcing an engagement
is not approved by etiquette. Cor
rectly. impersonal announcements
are made in the newspaper. Per-
sonal announcements should he
made verbally or by written notes.
Letter Writing
Dear Mrs. Post: When begin
ming a letter Dear Mary and
John" is 1t better form to write
the wife's name first?
Answer: Yes.
An Early Morning Wedding
Breakfast
Dear Mrs. Post: Our house is
very small and this fact is the one
stumbling block in the way of my
wedding preparations. We are be-
ing married at eight in the morn
ing and many of our relatives are
coming from surrounding towns
and even from a distance. Mother
feels that we should have all of
them for a breakfast after the
ceremony, but our house is too
small to seat every one. Father
feels that he cannot afford to
make arrangements for breakfast
at the local hotel and anyway our
hotel is not very good. Can you
help us to decide what is best?
Answer: Under the circum-
stances, I agree with your mother
that il would be very lacking in
hospitality not to give the we'd
ding guests something substantial
to eat. But the menu does not
have to be elaborate nor need any
one be seated at table. In my
opinion the best buffet menu for
this early hour would be scram-
bled eggs and sausages, or cod
fish cakes and bacon, buttered
rolls and breakfast coffee, And
of course wedding cake and fruit
juice cup to drink the bride and
groom's health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Auditor S. Cliff
ford Davis to Gunnar $. johnson
and Dolores Jones. both Of Taco
ma: Joe Micca and Josephine Paz-
sruski. both of Tacoma. Kenneth
e. Cain and Rachel E. Adams.
both of Sumner; Howard II. Pine
and Margaret S. Zsrelli, both Of
Tacoma: Lawrence Jones anc
Myrtle Simpson. both Of Seattle:
Joe Alexander and Lonna Folms-
bee, both Of Quilcine; Paul New
man Of Tacoma ard Lois knopt
OF Auburn: Ernest o. Dahlquist
and Daisy Johnson, both of Ia
coma, Vivian r. Selle Of Spsnaway
and Thelms II. Derrickson of Ia
coma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
POPULAR
RECIPES

Young lamb is delicious with
curried pineapple. So are other
roasts when they are prepared
that way.
Curried Pineapple for Meat
Two tablespoons butter, 2 table
spoons curry powder, 2 table
spoons pineapple syrup, s slices
canned pineapple.
Heat butter in frying pan. Stir
in curry powder and pineapple
syrup. Lay 8 slices pineapple in
this mixture and cook very slowly
for 10 minutes. Turn slices fire.
quently. Instead Of slices Of pine
apple use small pieces, If you pre-
fer. This IL good also with chick
en- or fish.
Picnic Cherry Cake
Il cake 8 by 2 inches)
The suggestion of picnics Ii In
the spring air. You'll want a spe-
cial cake recipe. Here IL a brand
new one.
One-quarter cup butter or othel
shortening. u cup sugar, egg
IL cups cake flour. teaspoon
baking powder, Il teaspoon salt
u cup milk. u teaspoon vanills
extract, S maraschino cherries, !.
shredded almonds.
Cream butter and sugar thor
ouHhly, Add egg and beat unit
fluffy. Sift and measure flour
Then sift flour. baking powder
and salt together. Add to thu
creamed mixture alternately with
milk. Add vanilla and pour int
a well-greased heat-resistant glass
cake dish. . by 2 inches. Cut thu
maraschino cherries into eighthl
and sprinkle. with the nuts. ovel
the cake. Bake in moderate over
(375 degrees F.) for 80 minutes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
College Students Noav
Speaking English
Have Left 1t to the Jitterbugs to Use the
Real Slang of This Day and Age
BY CYNTHIA GREY

College slang is dying slow DEATH Or say the
colegians.
1t is no longer necessary for college student speak in
language that is meaningless anyone whose interests
aren't English and Lit and rushing sorority fraternity
pledges.
College students give several for the slump in
slang One is that the ttebugs have taken over
swung experty that college students can't and won't
compete.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
CLUBS WILL DISCUSS
DOG PARADE SATURDAY

Members of the Commerce St.
Businessmens club, and all Com
merce ST. merchants. will be
guests of the Young Mems Bust
ness club at the latter organiza-
tons luncheon meeting Friday
noon at Hotel Winthrop. The dog
parade on Saturday will be dis
cusseS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
FALLING BOOM HURTS
MAN ON BRIDGE JOB

Struck by falling boom at the
east pier of the Narrows bridge
project, r. Z. Keller, AZ, was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital at IL a.
m. Thursday for treatment.
Prowl Car Officers Gene Adair
and Bob Marshall reported der
rick cable snapped. dropping a
boom on Keller. A preliminary
checkup showed he had sustained
no serious injuries, but he was
held at the hospital for treat
ment of bruises and shock. His
home is at Shelton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
SEEKING G. W. BLACK

Police today appealed to the
public for assistance in locating
George Wilfred Black, believed
living in or near Tacoma. Word
of his whereabouts was sought by
his sister. Mrs. NJ. Prodanuk of 443
Montrose ave. East kildonan.
Manitoba. In letter to Tacoma
police. she said their father had
recently died.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Boy on Bicycle
Runs Into Auto

Geary Beckwith, II, of Route 3,
box 34s. suffered a skinned leg
Wednesday afternoon when his
bicycle ran into parked car at
saith and Pacific ave. The auto
was owned by Frank Gelderman
of Route 8 box 4Q1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
/. John Winthrop.
2. No.
3. 100.
4. Because of their hardness and
resistance to wear.
S. Bi'-oo; not bay'-yoo.
6. Treasure state.
Z. Crustaceans.
8. Omega.
q. Australia.
10. Department of commerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Suits for divorce have been
started in superior court by Clara
A. against Clay d. Phelps. Alice
against Jack Holder and by Alice
NJ. against Charles Ulrich Everett.
Final DEGREES have been granted to
James from Gussie Raysbrook.
John n. from Frede Belle Worden
and to Kathleen c. from Fred
Kruger. An interlocutory decree
has been issued to both Mary
Charlene and Roy B. Dill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
BREAKFAST GROUP

BREAkFAST GROUP
There will be special discus
sion at the meeting Of the Taco
ma Breakfast group at the Hotel
Winthrop at 7:45 a. m. Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
SERVICES FRIDAY

SERVICES FRIDAY
Services, entitled Our Home
City," will be held Friday evening
at Temple Beth Israel, So. 4th and
/ SITS, in connection with citywide
Civic Week observations in Ia
coma churches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Lovely accessories yours budget cost They're
formed popular pineapple Pattern
illustrations OF 1t and Of
materials required; photograph Of square
this pattern TO The Tacoma Times
Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER your NAME
and ADDRESS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27

moci sym pffbuznym a INA
mym, jake doklady O financ-
mich pomerech must predloziti,
jak vyplnf Affidavit of Sup
port" atd. V brozurce jedna
Sc tez o t. Nv. "predbezne
zkousce ma kanadskych hrani-
clch", ktera umoznuje jiste
tT1de cizincG, opravnenych ma
obdrzen1 visa mimo kvotu ne
DO V prednostni tffde, ably le-
galisovali svGj pobyt We Spoje-
nych Statech. Tato dev1tistran-
kova anglicka brozurka Dude
zaslana postou kazdemu, kdo
81 o nj dopise ma uvedenou a.
dresu a pTiloz1 deset cent? Ike
kryti vyloh S tiskem a postov-
neho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
Kolik Waite?
F. L. I. S..

Vetsina lid, pozorujfcfch
bedlive svou telesnou vahu,
chi tax z ohledu ma svdj
vzhled. Oiled ma jejich srdce
mel by vsak byti dGlezitejsim
d1vodem.
Prebytecna vaha znamena
dodatecnou praci pro srdce.
Jste-li naopak pod vahu, thu
kot srdce i cirkulace sc ocha-
buje, srdce Sc zmensi a drobne
infekce a 1razy jsou casteji do
provazeny vaznymi komplika-
cemi.
DR.. Louis A. M. Kraus z u
University of Maryland pouka-
zuje ma dGlezitost stravy We
vztahu k srdci:
"Choroby srdce a cev byly
drive pricftany zmenam, pfivo-
denym bacily, nebo defektdm
vyvoje. Nyn1 vsak zjistujeme,
re strava je problemem nespor
lIC1lO VyAlld1IIu, d Z0 V
prfpadech pFivodila nespravna
dieta vadnou srdecnf cinnost.
Mona, re nespravne stravova-
nj dovoluje prlstup urcitym
chorobplodnym bacilGm."
Pr1mernym srdcem dospele-
no cloveka prochazi asi sest
kvartG krve kazdou minutu, CT
Ii 1000 galonG kazdeho dine.
Nekdo vypoc1tal, re v kazde IL
bfe lidskeho ''sadla" je pet mil
krevn1ch vlasecnic a cev. z to-
no vidite, jakou hroznou praci
davate srdci kazdou librou pre-
bytecne vahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27

V Racine, Wis, Maybelle
Horlick Sidley, ackoli mela mi
liony dollarG, lila zivot swell
ny pc nekolik let pred svou
smrtf dine 6. cervence, jak nyni
syedcil pTi liceni sporu o jeji
pozIstalost DIR. J. SIS. Cathcart
q Ottawa, lekar, ktery il ose-
troval. Uvedl We sve vypovedi,
re jejf nesnaze dotykaly Sc je-
jfho zdravi telesneho j dusev-
niho. Zemrela Lorne Hall,
Torontskem domove sveho ka-
nadskeho pravnlho radce w.
Perkinse Bulla.
Lekar pravil, re bohata re
ma trpela hladem pc lasce a
hledala il tax, re skoro mono
rfci, Re trpela komplexem "ni-
KIDD mne nema rad" Dial ma
jevo, re snad nalezla lasku, &C
koli pouze platonckou, " osobe
p. Bulla.
Svedeil dale, Re "svizelne
okolnosti, jez Sidleyova prozf-
vala behem tfi nebo ctyr let,
byly nasledkem vnitrnim roz-
poru v Horlickove spolecnosti,
v niz byla clenem rady Tedite-
III. Pravil dale, re chovani je-
dineho jejiho syna Williama,
&c let stareho, ktery nyni spo-
lu s jejfm bratrem A. J. Hor-
lickem kontestuje jeff posled-
nj Will, melo s jejlmi strastmi
mnoho CO ciniti. Mlady Horlick
kontestuje matcinu zavet hlav-
ne z toho dIvodu, re matka
zanechala Bullovi prave tako-
w dill jake jemu, $25O,0OO no
tove a jednu tfetinu zbytku po-
z1stalosti pc vyplaceni odka-
I'D a vyloh.
Lekar skoncil svou svedec-
kou vypov6d licenfm situace,
jaka panovala asi sest nedel
pred z. dubnem, kdy byla ma
psana posledni vile Sidleyove
Pravil: "Kdyz jsem il videl Y
residenci Bulla, napadlo mne
"Zde je okolf, ktere sc pro n.
Ivelmi dObTe hOdl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
Prvni tovarna ma gasolin
sfrZena

Prvni zavod ma vyrobu gaso-
linu, coz je dnes jedna z nej-
vets1ch svetovych industrif, po-
staveny nedaleko Bradford,
Pa, ma pokusnych zakladech
pred triceti Lefty, tento tyden
zmizel. Budovy byly srovnany
sc zemi.
Odbornik DR.. A. j. Paris Jr.
vybudoval tento podnik v me-
lekem Bingham roku 1908. Je-
no prvnlmu 1spechu S dobytlm
gasolinu z prfrodnfho plynu Sc
jeho pTatele small a rikali re
automobilovy prdmysl ,naleza-
jlcf Sc tehdy v plenkach, nikdy
neposkytne dostatecneho trhu
pro jeho vyrobek.
Asi pc roce prac1 v Bingham
byla vyroba prestehovana do
Charleston, w. Va, kde v do
be svetove valky americka VIA
da uzfvala zavodu k vojen-
Skym ucelum.
DR.. Paris uzfval pTi poku-
sech plynu, zachyceneho mad
petrolejovymi zTidly. Ztlacil
jej parnlm strojem O 100 kon-
skych silach, nacez produkt
zkondensoval ci ztuzil a ochla-
dill chladicim strojem, ktery
potrebnou sllu k tlaku dosta-
val re sucheho plynu, z nehoz
byl gasOlin Odstranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
Hindus o Cesko-Slovensku.

0 situaci v Cesko,Slovensku
podaval l1cenl ma Columbia
Broadcasting Systemu, americ-
KY spisovatel Maurice Hindus.
Hindus sc nedavno vratil z
Evropy. Porada nynf v americ-
kych mestech prednasky ma
nichz mluvi O Cesko-Slovensku
V prednasce fekl: "Domni-
vail Sc kdokoliv, re Hitler jest
"hlupak" (stupid) jest Jim
sam. Hitler, die jeho nazoru,
jest nejvetsim muzem prftom-
ma dolby a jest nejmistrnejsim
propagandistou jakeho kdy
svet videl. Sve valky vyhrava
Hitler propagandou".
Hitlerovi v Cesko-Slovensku
neslo O jeho n6meckou mensi-
nu, &C Chamberlain a vrchni
kasta Angle a Francie tomu
verify, nybrz o vojenske j hos
podafske znemozneni Cesko-
Slovenska, jehoz sc Hitler bal.
slo-li by Hitlerovi skutecne O
blaho nemecke mensiny, tn by
musel obratiti pusky ma Musso-
limbo jenz jest nejvetsim utis-
~kovatelem nemecke mensiny v
Tyrolfch, kde ami ma nahrob-
MIN kamenu nesm1 byti nemec-
ky napis. Nikde nikdy nebyla
zadna narodnostni mensina
tax krute potlacena a utisko-
vana, jake Nemci Tyrolich.
Dalsfm dIvodem, proc Hitler
chtel zniciti Cesko-Slovensko
bylo-ze Cesko-Slovensko bylo
nejpevnejsf a nejzdravejsl de-
mokracil ma celem svete. Gee
chove byli v ceste Hitlerovi a
proto museli byti %zniceni. Hit
Ter nepouzil k tomu vojska, n.y.
brz strasne live propagandy."
Recnfk zdGraznil, re Nemci
" sudetskych krajfch Sc nikdy
tax dobre nemeli, jake Ia sta
reno Cesko-Slovenska.
Hindus zdnraznil, re Cesi
nemeli jineho vychodiska ,kdyz
Sc videli zrazeni cd svych "spo
jencl a obklopeni sousedy",
ktefi byli pripraveni Jim vpad-
nouti do FAD. Nemci, Polaci,
MadaTi byli hOtOvi pOmOci Hi
tlerovi jeho boji proti Cesko-
Slovensku. Vypravel pax o
mnichovskem "'vyprodeji", die
nehoz Nemci NELL okupovati
pouze tax Nv. ctyri zony, Gill O.
oblasti, ale pozdeji okupovali
oblast patou, ktera jim byla
dana mezinarodni komisf, kite.
ra sestavala Sc zastupcI An.
gle a Francie. Tato komise
We skutecnosti dala tehdejsi
Wade Cesko1Slovenske ultima
ia, Re pata iona must byti da-
ma Nemeckug PIvodne bylo u.
jednano, re v teto tax Nv. pate
oblasti, proveden Dude plebis.
cit, ale nestalo sc tax a kdy5
Nemci vyslovili pranf, re tute
oblast chit, protoze predem We
deli, re by il hlasovanfm nedo.
stall, dali "spojenci" souhlas /
jejimu zabrani. V teto oblasti
jest pres 800, 900 Cechd, pravil
recnik.
Recn1k uvalil veSkeru vinu
"a rOzdeleni Cesko-Slovenska
ma Anglii a Francii.