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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Nozi Peace Move
Rumor Reported

LONDON. Dec. II. CUP)-Reports
circulated in several European
capitals today that Germany had
started new peace move through
Italy.
The reports were entirely uncon-
firmed and it seemed that the only
authority was italian quarters" at
Geneva, where the League of Ma
tions assembly was called into ses-
sion today to consider Finland's
appeal against Russian aggression
Tenuous as were the reports, they
caused natural interest in diplomatic
quarters and efforts were made at
once to check them in Berlin, Rome
and Geneva.
The only really circumstantial re-
port of the alleged move was pub
lished by the Brussels newspaper
lie Soir in dispatch from its
Geneva correspondent.
According TO this dispatch there
were reports in Italian quarters not
only that Germany had started an
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Finland Continues
Stubborn Defense
Against Russians
Continued from Page ~


all prisoners.
Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim
commander in chief of the armies
yesterday extended marital law TO
the eastern and northern provinces
of Finland.
A dispatch from Tallinn, EStho-
mia. said the Russian navy had min
ed the entrance TO Baltiski across
from Finland on the Finnish gulf,
and the waters adjacent.
Another Tallinn dispatch said the
Esthonian freight steamship KasSa,
about 1000 tons, serving as a mail
boat between Tallinn and Helsinki
had been attacked and sunk by an
unidentified submarine in the gulf
Survivors, arriving at Tallinn, were
quoted as saying that one member
OF the crew was missing.
Finland's appeal to the world for
aid was broadcast yesterday at
plenary meeting of parliament.
The broadcast suffered interfer-
ence which Firms attributed to Rus
sian stations. but it was audible
clearly in Finland.
Two unique Finnish weapons, the
"Puukon, a razor sharp dagger, ano
a remarkable little machine gun
which weighs less than a portable
typewriter, seemed destined TO play
important partS-along with skis
in this strange and unpredictable
war being fought in ice and snow
and the obscurity of the arctic night.
You have to forget all preconceiv-
ed ideas to comprehend how little
Finland is able to oppose Great Rus
sia. Tactics, geographical and cli-
matte conditions are not those OF
usual wars
In the north, the Firms fight with
long white cloaks over their uni
forms, to make them invisible
against the snow. They hide behind
rocks or trees, permit the Russians
to pass through them, then on their
skis sweep down on the Russians
at dizzy speed to attack them with
the "Puuko", their six inch knives
which they WELD with upward
SlaShes.
Seventy thousand lakes cover nine
per cert of the area of Finland and
they are interspersed by intermin-
able forests, thickly dotted with
huge outcroppings of rock-an ideal
for defense and the Firms are es-
pecially trained 10 fight in such
country. Tanks cannot surmount
the great rocks, and the Firms have
cut down trees SO tnat they inter-
lock with each other to form a wide
belt of anti-tank distractions. Ar
tillery fire only solidifieS the log
defense line.
Sometimes the Firms stand big
rock splinters upright as tank traps,
sometimes they dig narrow holes,
just wide enough Tor one man. A
Finnish soldier crouches in each
hole. A tank goes by overhead.
The soldier jumps up and throws
a hand grenade under the treads Of
the tank TO disable it.
Much OF the fighting is in arctic
obScurity. Even in the south here
we nave only about five hours OF
daylight, and in the far north there
is practically none. 1t turned much
colder yesterday and there is more
snow. The Firms hope it will snow
heavily-the more the better. Then
the lakes will freeze. When the Rus
slams try to cross over the ice the
Firms hope TO break the ice with
hand grenades and artillery.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
WEATHER
RADIO STOLEN

RADIO STOLEN
BRAWLEY, Dec. ll.-A table ra-
dio was stolen from the Miller
apartments here this weekend, po-
lice we're informed. The thief ap-
parently carried the radio out the
door as the windows and screens
were intact, officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
uIfimafu'1, Sent
Demanding Reds
Withdraw Troops
Continued from Page y

n the far north.
Those are essentially Russia's
original demands, which caused the
Firms TO 90 to war rather than
accept.
Against a Russian attempt to
overwhelm their country by the
weight of Red army hordes. the
Films have the advantage of the
long Arctic winter. and their ef-
ficient methods of taking every ad-
vantage of the broken, rocky, wood
ed, lake-strewn, icy nature of the
land.
1t is not a country through which
q mechanical army would roll as a
unit, after the manner of the Ger
mans in Poland. 1t calls for broken
field fighting, at which the Firms
are masters.
The delegates of the nations at
Geneva would like to move for
peace, but not at the expense of
Finland, whose independence they
have been called to protect.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11

other move to negotiate peace but
that the French government already
had been informed of the move,
probably through the Italian gov
ernment.
The Soir's version was that the
alleged German proposals involved
considerable concessions to the AL
lied war aims in exchange for Allied
collaboration in halting the spread
of Bolshevism in Europe.
According to the Soir, Poland
would be restored within its racial
limits, including some areas held
by Russia as we'll as Germany. Ger
many would keep a corridor through
to DanZig.
1t was asserted. in these rumors,
that any negotiations would be bas-
ed on the restoration of an in
dependent Czechoslovakia, except
TOR the German speaking Sudeten-
land area which was ceded to Ger
many at the Munich conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
House Committee
Probes NLRB Setun
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termed him incompetent and iden-
titled memoranda in which he called
for Wits dismissal. Witt smilingly
said mo comment" when asked by
reporters what he thought of Lesser
sons testimony.
Leiserson said that since he re-
placed Donald Wakefield Smith on
the board last June l, he had re-
fused to participate in certain cases
because of usual irregularities" in
Wits handling OF them, and in
dicated that he could not trust
findings of fact" prepared by board
subordinates, on which the members
based their decisions.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11

Perpetually Uncovered
Incidental intelligence:
Jerry Dermody hasn't worn a hat
in 20 years. AS far as we know, he
doesn't intend to wear one for the
next 90 years. Which ought to make
him honorary president of the Hat
less Brigade, if any.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Rambling Reporter
Perpetually Uncovered

Continued from Page u
too excited now. "
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Legionnaires to
Entertain Women

A floor show preceded by a chick
IN dinner was the program an
nounced by Boyce Aten Legion post
for ladies night entertainment at
$50 p. m. Tuesday.
The dinner and program will be
arranged for Veterans Memorial
hall. The post scheduled no business
session for Tuesday night. Com
mander c. H. H. Small announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11

man. archbishop of New York, was
named bishop ordinary for the
army and navy diocese which has
charge of the Catholic chaplains
with the American armed forces.
The bishopric had been vacant
since the death of Cardinal Hayes,
late archbishop of New York.
The Very Rev. John F.. OHara,
president of Notre Dame University,
was named titular bishop of Milasa
and appointed bishop under Arch
bishop Spellman for the army lio-
ceSe.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11

election as Pope.
Cardinal Lauri, as camerlengo
would assume supreme power dur
ing the interval between the death
of Pope and the election of his
successor. He is a member of the
congregation of the oriental church
for extraordinary ecclesiastical af-
fairs and of the pontifical commits
sion on Interpretation of canon law.
At the consistory, the following
appointments of United States in
terest were announced:
The Most Rev. Francis j. SPELL
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Community Chest
2-Thirds of Way
Toward Goal Here
Continued from Page u

or passed
AS an indication of where the
Community Chest funds will go,
headquarters announced Monday a
brief rehearsal of activities OF the
seven agencies benefited by the
campaign.
The Red Gross. for example, dur
ing the last two years financed first
aid courses that resulted in crew
of 400 persons available for first
aid help in emergencies. The organ
ization. in addition To maintaining
a blood TRANSMISSION agency Tor I'M
poverished patients, chairman to
help stranded army or navy or mar
inc soldiers. another chairman To
help stranded war veterans and an
additional organization for first aio
in highway accidents. also maintains
a fund for the needy that starts
where the county and state relief
agencies leave Off.
In addition TO these activities,
the Red Gross maintains a commit
tee in constant readiness to go into
action in case of major emergency,
such as flood or earthquake. Under
Charles Delp, crews would immed-
lately go to work aiding refugees
and helping injured, drawing or
a national fund of five millions for
support.
The Boy Scouts represent another
agency benefited by the Commu-
nifty Chest drive The scout organl-
zation, emphasizing character build
ing and good citizenship, reacheo
a new high on Nov. 80 with 1107
members, including cubs, scouts anc
senior scouts and leaders.
More than 100 boys spent a week
or more at the scout summer camp
and more than 500 participated in
short terms camps throughout last
year. A new camp was recently ac-
quired at Cuyamaca State park.
The Camp Fire girls also stress
good citizenship with honors for
school activities as well as camp
fire knowledge. The organization is
in its sixth year. 1t started with a
group of six girls headed by Mrs.
Leola McClimans, guardian, and
has grown to "A groups averaging
ten members each. All groups are
headed by volunteer leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Three FL Cenfrans
Pass Bar Exams
Continued from Page ID


law there. He was accorded Bach
elor of Science and Bachelor of
Laws degrees. He is associated with
the Childers and Roberts law firm
in E. Centro.
Yeager was graduated from the
San Diego high school as an honor
student. He was graduated from
the University of California al
Berkeley in 1896. He took his law
course at Boalt hall at Berkeley.
He made no business arrangements
pending news of the examination
He is a son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs
Dorsey Whitelaw of El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Court of Honor
Slated Tuesday

Ell Centro and Brawley boy scouts
will receive advancement awards
at courts of honor on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. according to
Hugh Wilcox, scout executive.
Ell Centre court of honor will be
at Wilson school, Brawley at Bar
bara Worth school.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11
Patrol Opens New
Accident Drive

SACRAMENTO, Dec. II. CUP)-
The California Highway patrol Ii
quor control division of the board
of equalization, and metropolitan
police authorities today joined in
a new drive TO cut down accidents
and rid the highways of drunken
drivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11

10 10 years-New prints
Every girl would like a print house
coat for a gift GAY prints.
stripes and checks Upper and
wrap around styles in 8 to l6 year
sizes, liz and 1893.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-11

TraitorS.-
Teachers and school principals
gathered for lunch Saturday in E.
Centro in connection with a region
al conference. Mrs. Leo Watts of
CalaXico cautioned the visiting fire
men not to put sugar on the grape
fruit.
This is sweet Imperial Valley
fruit and doesn't need sugar she
announced proudly.
The guests murmured polite COM
plimentS until one teacher held up
rind that carried a trade mark.
Where is Coachella in Imperial
Valley?" she asked.
Gone But Loyal
If, for any remote reason. you
wish to bring to the eyes of Sport
Sproule or Gilbert House a faraway
look of bliss, just mention Ken
lucky.
They'll echo dreamily:
"Ahl Kentucky My home state.
Fast horses, beautiful women and,
ah, blue grass"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Czech dobyl prvni cenu vystavy

LOulslanske noviny pfinaSe-
ly zpravy a obrazky z letosnf
vystavy dobytka v Baton
Rouge, ma ktere letos zvitezil
cesky jinoch Cestmir Kubes,
18lety syn krajana Filipa Ku-
bese z ceske osady Libuse, le-
z1cl severne Cd mesta Alexan-
dria.
Cestmir Kubes pfihlasil Sc
do souteze Ia kluby HI z O.
kresu Rapids a obeslal il jalo-
vic1 plemene Hereford v starr
Is mes1cG, ktera vazila $50 Ii
Der. Dobytce je registrovano
pod jmenem Modest Carolos-
sa LIST" a spatfila svetlo sveta
IL. prosince 1887 v Texasu.
Tato jalovicka byla prohla-
sena "a "Grand champion" le-
tosnl vystavy a byla prodana
hned ma vystave "a SLIGO "a
libru vahy,~coz bylo O 10c vice,
neeli pfinesl lonsky champion.
JalGvku koupil Seymour Weiss
pro hotel Roosevelt v New Or
leans.
Prineslo tedy dobytce mlade-
mu Kubesovi obnos $3.50. Je
to nejvysS1 cena, ktera kdyko-
Ii byla v Louisiana zaplacena
"a vystavn1 dobytce. Kubes
pro jalGvku koupil krmeni
pouze "a 5000, jinak il Cd
choval ma pici donna vypesto-
vane. Anglicky fisk take zdG-
raznil, re Cestm1r Kubes je
ceskeho puvodu a z ceske osa-
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
DR.. E. Benes u guvernera
StaSSena.

Re St. Paul, Minneapolis
Journal pfinaS1 tuto zpravu
Kdyz guverner Stassen pTedlo-
I'll DIR. Eduardo Benesovi a je-
no choti genealogii sveho pra-
d6decka, ktery pristehoval Sc
do Spojenych StatG a jmeno-
val Sc Jan Benes, oba byli po-
t6seni a DIR. Benes zjistil pT1bu-
zensk6 svazky.
Clenove guvernerovy rodiny
oznacujf prfbuzensky pomer
jake tFet1ch bratrancu. Die
dokumentu Jan BeneS, praded
guvernerGv, byl bratrem deda
DIR. Benese.
Byvaly president Ceskoslo-
venska a jeho chot byli hosteni
V domov6 DIR. G.. E. Proshka,
500 Druha ave., S. a byli host
mi clenG profesorskeho sboru
pred pTednaskou dr.. Benese,
kterou prednesl patek vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02

Naturalizace vdovy pc americ-
KEN obcanovi.
Dotaz: Mil manzel, ktery
pred rokem zemfel, byl cd r.
1925-ho naturalisovanym OBJ
canem. Brazil jsme sc roku
1920. Jsem povazovana "a a.
merickou obcankou? Nejsem-
Ii, mohu. podati zadost hned O
druhy list, nebo 81 muslin nej-
prve opatriti list prvy?
Odpoved: Cd 20. zarf
1922 nenabyva cizinka ameri-
ckeho obcanstvf naturalisacf
sveho manzela. Prvnf list ale
nepotfebujete, nybrz mnzete
zadati hned o obcanstvf.
Americky pas pro cestu do
zahranici.
Dotaz: Jsem naturalisova-
nym obcanem, ale mole zena,
S n1z jsem Sc dial oddati roku
1881, je dosud cizinkou. Niue
byti uvedena V mem americ-
KEN pase, o nejz hodlam "a
DAFT?
Odpove6: Vase manzelka
samozfejme nemGze cestovati
ma vas pas, ale NIUE v mem
byti uvedena. Sv1j vlastni
pas must 81 opatriti cd konsu-
latu Zem6. do ktere DatT1.
sest tydnG nebo diva mesfce
pred odjezdem necht zada O
povolen1 k navratu, bez nehoz
bychom il neradili vzdaliti Sc
re zeme.
Dvakrate neprosel pTi natura-
lisacn1 zkousce.
Dotaz: Dvakrate jsem byl
pfedvolan k misunderstanding
vyslechu, ale AMI jednou jsem
nemohl zodpovedeti kladene
mi otazky. C1st a psat anglic-
ky um1m, ale dobTe nerozu-
min, kdyz Sc ma me mluvf. Mo-
hu snad pozadat O pfsemnou
zkousku? Nebo mohl bych
napsati sekretaTce prace, ably
mi bylo obcanstvf ud6leno i
bez zkousky?
Odpoved: Zakon stanovi,
ably Sc kazdy zadatel O obcan-
stv1 podrobil 1stnf, nikoli pf-
semne zkousce, jfz dokaze, re
uni anglicky mluvit a re rozu-
mi zasadam americke vlady.
Ami sekretarka prace, nema
pravomoc zmeniti toto naTize-
nj. Nezbyva yam tcd1z mic j.
neho, neil znovu Sc pokusiti Q
slozen1 predepsane zkousky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Importeri Csl. zbozi vyhrali
pri II soudu.

Zbozi, vyrobene v Ceskoslo-
vensku pred obsazen1m teto
zeme n6meckym vojskem Is.
bTezna t. r., nemusi m1ti znac-
ku "Made in Germany. Bu-
de pTipust6no do Spoj. StatG
bez zvlastn1ch celn1ch prira-
EEK.
Toto rozhodnutf ucinil celnf
soud Spoj. StatG V New Yorku
kdyz skupina importerG csl.
tovarG, zvlast6 re sudetsk6 o.
blasti, protestovala prot roz-
hodnut1 federaln1ho depart
mentu pokladu, poole n6hoz
vSechno zboz1, pTichazejfcf z
Ceskoslovenska, must nynf nes-
ii oznacen1 "Made in Germa-
n.y."
Csl. zbozf, jehoz hodnota
jest odhadovana ma 100000
nal6za Sc nyn1 v pT1stavn1ch
skladist1ch a ceka ma rozhod-
mutt soudu. Udava Sc, re toto
zbozf Dude jest6 pTipust6no Sc
znackou "Made in Czechoslo-
vakia", ale ceka Sc jeste ma
rozhodnut1 apelacnfho celn1ho
sOudu.
Oznacen1 p1vodu V tonic
pTfpad6 ma veliky vyznam pro
importery nasledkem toho, re
ma n6meck6 zbozf je vyss1 Gel
nj tariff a krone toho jeste
25% zvlastn1 pTirazka, proto-
re N6mecko nema reciprocitn1
obchodnf smlouvy sc Spoj. Sta
ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Zpraodaj kancelare ceskoslo-
venskeho Dne-May "a, 1889

Zajiste jste 81 jiz povsimli
We vykladech krajanskych OBJ
chodd nebo v krajanskych hos
tinc1ch a spolc1ch slavnostnl-
no plakatu, zvouciho Vas a
Vasi rodinu ma verejne vystou-
peni americkeho sokolstva ma
Ceskoslovensky Den 2. cerven-
&c 1889 ma Randalls Island sta
dione v New Yorku. AZ pGj-
dete oput okolo plakatu "a
stavte sc ma chv1li a prohledne-
tie jej trochu zevrubneji, nez
byste jinak We sp6chu ucinili.
Bude Yam jiste ma prvn1 poh-
led zTejma myslenka, kterou u
sporadanf plakatu vyjadruje;
cesky a slovensky lid v Ameri-
ce nikdy neuzna otrocky stav,
ee kterem sc octla mateTska
zeme a sam, jestlize ujafmeny
narod sc haiti nemGze, Dude
veTejne manifestovati pod "a
stitou svobody a drahych mu
zastav ceskoslovenske a anne
ricke "a novou svobodu.
Mezi obema krasnymi nase-
mi vlajkami zivych barev uvi-
dite jednoho z tis1ci nas1ch
statnych %urostlych cvicencG,
ktera ma Ceskoslovenskem dni
Yam poskytnou p%odivanou, ma
kterou nikdy nezapomenete.
/. Jeho zdrave svalnate telo,
pine bujare silly Dude Yam re-
presentovati nezdolnou vital
tn naseho naroda, zapasic1ho
jiz pres tislc let S mnohonasob-
ne pocetnejs1m nepritelem Blu
de Yam take symbolisovati Ii
vot a energii zdrave, vetve a.
mericke, schopne obetovati Sc
pro obranu nasich ohrozenych
idealG.
Bude manifestovati svobo-
du pod ochranou one mohut-
ma Sochy svobody, obracene
tax SymDOllcky K r~OZeStVane
Europe, kde svoboda a pravo
jsou majetkem silnejs1ho. Byly
to ideally americke revoluce,
ktere jiz jednou pred dvaceti
.lety s%polutvofili nasi novou
narodni tradici. Tentyz lid,
jenz tehdy ideally tyto poma-
hal uskutecniti povstal nyn1
znovu, jeste S vetsi energif, a.
by spolu vydobyl sve stare VIA
sti jeji pravo ma svobodny Ii
vot. Mas lid povstal "a novy
odboj, jehoz nejslavnostnej-
sim zahajenim Dude Ceskoslo-
vensky den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Pres ITCHY ocean " clunu.

V Tutuila, Samoa, til muzi
v canoe, 80 stopy dlouhe, osla-
bll vycerpanim a hladem, Cd
poclvali pc plavbe $500 mil
pres ITCHY ocean, ma nfz Sc w.
dali dine 81. prosince z Homo
lulu. Jsou to u. A. Woodbury.
z Burlington, VT, Don Hall z
Long Beach, Kali, a Al East
man re San Diego, Kal.
Vypraveli o sve plavbe. Pc
dvacet dni bylo jejich jedinou
potravou dive ryby a destova
voda. Zastavili sc u nekolika
ostrovG, ale ma posledni cast
sve plavby, trvajfcf 35 dn1, ne
spatfili zadne zeme. Neklid-
ne more zvolnilo jejich plav-
bu a pc Is dnech jejich potra-
why byly vycerpany. Pfistali
u neobydlene casti Samoa a
konecne dostali sc ma stanici
americkeho valecneho lodstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Mir ma vecne easy.

We Winnipeg, V Kanade
kral JiFf VI. rekl, re zadnJ
muz, "dfky Bohu, nikdy nebu-
de pouzfvati hrozeb nebo nasi-
H." ably byly vyrovnany nes-
rovnalosti mezi Anglif a Spoje-
nymi Staty."
Kral mluvil u pT1lezitosti
"Dne RISE, jenz je svatkem
pc cele anglicke Tisi. Jeho rec
nasledovala cestu pc ulicfch
mesta V neustalem desti. Kral
S kralovnou jeli v otevTenem
AUTOMOBILE. Kral sedel nejsa
kryt.
Kral We sve Teci mluvil O
zmenah, kter6 prodelala an
glicka rise, pod nimiz i Kama
da zfskala samovladu a pokra-
coval:
Gale nen1 to jedina kapitola
V historic severn1 Ameriky, KITE
ra zaslouzf uvazenf. Kanada
a Spojen6 Staty odlozily zaj-
move rozd1ly behem sta let.
DGvera V rozum a spravne jed
mani, kterou S cimi sd1lfme,
jest jedn1m z hlavnfch idealG
anglicke rise"
Kralovsky Wax pfijel do
Winnipegu pc dlouhe nocnl
ceste z Fort Williams a Port
Arthur.
Pr uv1tanf kralovskych man
zelG ma nadrazf We Winnipegu
byla pTftomna i velka delega-
&c Americke legie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
Krajan vyznamenan medalii.

V Los Angeles, Kalif., poru.
elk Arthur F. Anders, rodem
z Weimar, Texas, obdrzel "a
sluznou medalii "a mimofadne
hrdinstv1 We sboru americ-
kych marinakG v Cine.
Medalii mu odevzdal admi-
raj John Greensdale ma bitev-
nici "Mississppi', pri cem5
zdGraznil, re tohoto vyzname-
mani sc mt dostava "a "mimo-
radn6 hrdinstvf, re ackoli byl
sam tezce ranen, vykonal vice,
neil co ma mem vyzadovala
obycejna povinnost."
Porucfk Anders byl ma anne
ricke delovici "Panay", ktera
IL. prosince 1887 ma fece
Yantgtze V Cine doprovazela
tri americke parnfky s olejem.
Japonci 1tocili z letadel i ku-
lonely.
Velitel delovice byl tezce po-
ranen a nemohl uz veleti. Po-
ruc1k Anders, ackoli sam byl
strelen do krku, ujal Sc velenf,
T1dil obranu a zachranu a sta
raj O osetrenf ranenych. Japon
ci sc pozdeji omluvili a Wade
Spoj. Statu zaplatili $2,214,-
nahrady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02

Ponorky jsou prfznakem mo
dernfch valek, ktery s1rf hrGzu
pc mor1ch celeho sveta. Ovsem
AMI tn neni mic noveho pod
sluncem. Nechceme pTipomf-
nat ami starych RekG a Rfma-
nj, ami starych CHANT, ami tn
nechceme vzpomenout snu vel
keno fantasty Julesa Vernea z
knihy "Dvacet mil pod mo-
rem" nybrz upozornit ma "a
zloutly plan, jenz je ukryt V
britskem celn1m museu, um1s-
tenem v londynskem pfistavu
a pTfstupnem jen odbornikdm
kteT1 sc tn seznamujf S nejpro-
hnanejsimi paserackymi triky,
Tvdrcem tohoto projektu byl
jakysi Thomas Johnson, jeden
2 nejsmelejsfch podloudn1kG,
ktery kdy ma svete existoval.
Johnson pasoval obrovske
spousty z Francie ma anglicke
pobrez1. Pres to, re ma jeho
hlavu byla vypsana cena 800
liber, nikdy Sc nepodaTilo to-
hoto vykutaleneho podloudni-
ka p%ristihnout pTi GNU. Tho
mas Johnson totiz jinak pro-
kazoval cenne sluzby britske
admiralite, take jeho prona-
sledovan1 bylo pouze formalnf.
Pfijal take nabfdku americ-
kych pTatel Napoleonovych, a
bylo ochoten "a $4,000 liber
propasovat Napoleona do Spo-
jenych Stat1. Proto s~estrojil
zvlastn1 ponorku, ktera mu
melo umoznit provedenf cele-
no planu. Prvnl zkusebni jfz-
dy Sc konaly ma Temzi. LODI
mela pr1tezove tanky, ktere sc
naplnovaly vodou, ably sc LODI
d~ostala pod vodnf hladinu, a
pax Sc ovsem Ease vycerpava-
ly rucnf pumpou, ably mohla
vyplout ma vodu. Sotva by
vsak tato ponorka urazila vel
Ike trait. Avsak i tn osud "a
sahl. Drive nez teto ponorky
mohlo byti pouzito, zemTel.
Napoleon ma ostrove Svate He
leny, jake unaveny, zlomeny
muz, ktery sc o tonic fantas-
tickem projektu nikdy nedove-
del.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-02
V HallettsVille. Tex

V Hallettsville, Texas, "No-
w domov" pTinasi zpravu O
nestestf, ktere potkalo druhe-
no ceskeho kneze v Texasu.
Nedavno byl pri jfzde autem
Sc svou matkou poranen Rev.
Ludv1k Blinka, minuly tyden
podobne nestesti postihlo Rev.
Josefa Klobouka z Needville,
kdyz jel navstiviti Rev. Blinku,
ktery sc dosud lecf nemocnici
v San Antoniu.
Ma silnici mezi Bellville a
Sealy vrazil svym autem dc
trucku a musil byti dopraven
do nemocnice v Belville. Jeho
zranenf nen1 nebezpecne. Rev
Blinka sc poZdrav1.