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Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
HOW q )! SEW
by Ruth Wyeh Spears oR

spread. The two lengthwise bands
may be close together or far apart
according to the width of the. bed.
The corners at the foot are cut out
as shown. The edges are then
pressed to the right side and bands
stitched over them.
NOTE: Readers who are now
using Sewing Books No. 1, q and'3
will be happy to learn that No 4
is ready for mailing; as well as
the 10 cent editions of No. /, 2 and
8. Mrs. Spears has just made
quilt block patterns for three de
signs selected from her favorite
Early American quilts. You may
have these patterns FREE with
your order for four books. Price
of books-10 cents each postpaid.
Set of three quilt block patterns
without books-10 cents. Send Or
ders to Mrs. Spears, Drawer 10,
Bedford Hills, New York.
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
Docs Note Came Easy
To Chenist-With Cash

An invitation to dinner had been
sent to the new doctor. In reply
the hostess received an absolute
ly illegible letter.
81 must know if he accepts or
Declines" she declared.
eff 1 were you," suggested her
husband, 81 should take it to the
druggist. They can always read
doctors letters"
The druggist looked at the sheet
of notepaper which she had hand
ed him, and without waiting for
her explanation went into his dis
pensary and returned a few
minutes later with a bottle which
he handed over the counter.
"Tfnre you are, madam, ne
said. "That will be $1.5O, please
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03

WASHINGTON. - 1t was
w Anthony j. DreXel Bid
die Jr. who 'phoned from War
saw to tell William c. Bullitt
in Paris that Adolf Hitler
had invaded Poland. 1t was
Bullitt who 'phoned the Presi-
dent in Washington at 2:30
a. m. Two nights later it was
Joseph p. Kennedy who ended his
cryptic message on the Athena ex-
plosion: ". all survivors who
escaped the explosion have been
picked up. Thank God"
the adventure. A less versatile dip
lomat might have fallen down on
the Polish assignment. He fled War
saw with his wife, heard the Berlin
radio give his new address and
trekked to the Rumanian border
where the Biddles lived in a primi-
tive shack while watching troop
movements and helping evacuate
Americans. Finally he shuffled off
to Paris.
Biddle was born wealthy, but he's
not the drawing room variety. From
school he joined the army and led
Negro troops, which accounts for
his popularity among Philadelphia
Negroes. Later he did odd jobs,
finally winning the French amateur
tennis championship. He's a jiu
jitsu expert and has worked with
out pay for ]. Edgar Hoover's FBI.
In 1887, when he left his Norway
diplomatic post, the city's taxicab
men sent delegation to say good
by.
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
AROUND
I THE HOUSE

When Baking Apples.-Cut the
skin around apples and they will
not shrivel up when baking.
Care Of Lamp Shades.-Silk and
parchment lamp shades should be
busted frequently with a soft brush
or the vacuum cleaner.
Improving Veal Roast. - Veal
rossts are improved by rubbing
them with powdered ginger, black
pepper and onion salt before cook
ing.
Blending Fruit Juices.-Grape-
fruit juice blends well with pine
apple and raspberries. This COM
bination is good served as a cock
tail or partially frozen for dessert.
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03

Bullitt's knowledge of European
affairs is a thing of wonder and a
boon to the state department. He's
spent Is years collecting it, starting
as newspaper man. He went to
Versailles with Wilson, which began
his diplomatic interest. He early
recommended American recognition
of Russia. In 1888 he was named
ambassador there, losing favor only
when he protested Dictator Stalin's
propagandizing.
Joe Kennedy is at once the least
colorful and most colorful of this
trio. London is his first diplomatic
assignment, so he's not career
man. He's tried about 20 different
enterprises, all of them successful.
He's built ships, been a banker, a
movie magnate and a corporation
counsel, but he's never taken such
keen interest in any job as the St.
James ambassadorship. And Lon
doners think he's swell.
Both Bullitt and Biddle are men
of the world, talk several languages
and dress like Beau Brummels. But
they're not the tea-drinking sort. Bull
litt's two years fishing on an island in
the Bosphorus were the happiest of
his life. Biddle's been a shipping
clerk, a bank clerk, real estate
salesman and an athlete. Kennedy,
who's a little less concerned with
being a man of the world than either
of his brother diplomats, is never
theless no serious-minded desk
worker. His grin and cussing are
famous. And last year he flattered
Queen Elizabeth immensely by ut
tering an unheard-of remark. He
told her she was a 'cute trick"
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
Uncle Sans Three Musketeers

BIDDLE AND KENNEDY
None of them haze ck being pndent ceah but Uncle
Sans three European trouble shooters get kk it, BuH taught
army play polo; Bdde proved diplomat york
Kennedy be ,Uorh 35O00O0O but he only
and the heck all able do keep children
and four houses"
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03

fetal ports of entry, at which ar
irving drivers are inspected and
taxed. Some states impose a duty
on gas in the tank, others charge
truck drivers from out of state for
the use of their highways. Heavy
registration fees on foreign" trucks
are assessed by many states, and
the operator of a five-ton vehicle
bound from Alabama to South Caro-
lima is forced to pay fees totaling
$1,100!
Usually the effect of such legisla-
ton was to bring about bitter re-
taliation. For example, Kansas
passed an automobile port of entry
law in 1888, and set up &C "ports"
on the state borders. The now IA
nous complaint of an Oklahoma
farmer tells the result:
II had been taking my produce
to market in Kansas for years." he
said. lone day a man in uniform
stopped me and told me I must pay
a tax of liz cents a ton mile.
''My truck weighed five tons and
I was going to travel APO miles in
Kansas. So I paid $3.50 to get in
the state with my truck for two
days. I paid SIG more in gasoline
taxes, which brought the total to
nearly $50 and completely cancelled
all the profits of my trip"
The sequel to the Oklahoma farm
er's story was that his state soon
erected So ports of entry of its own!
Truckers, Farmers Suffer.
Farmers share with truckers, the
heaviest burden of interstate trade
barriers. guarantees and rigid in
spection standards are in force in
many states, less in the interests
of protecting public health than with
the design of protecting local pro-
ducers. Minnesota passed a law,
since invalidated, that all meat sold
in the state must be inspected within
"a hours of the time of slaughter,
eliminating out of state meat pack
erS. Pennsylvania ruled that all
milk sold in the Keystone state must
be approved by Pennsylvania in
spectorS.
With such laws multiplying at a
rapid rate, economists and public
officials saw that breakup of free
trade was very close to being an
accomplished fact. They pointed out
that three roads lay ahead:
First, the way toward real Bal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of state from
state, with roads patrolled by troops
and srnugglers shutting back and
forth on dark and lonely trails.
Second, the road toward complete
federal control of commerce, with
state governments forced by a long
suffering, producing and consuming
public to give up their rights to
United States authorities.
Third, the way toward razing
these artificial barriers, toward a
realization on the part of every man
that what hurts his neighbor, wheth-
er across the state line or 1000
miles away, also hurts him.
This third road is the one selected
by the Council of State Governments
and cooperating state and federal
agencies, which have outlined def
mite, long-term program to restore
free interstate commerce.
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03

"CTURDY and masculine" AL
y SO, Red trimmings, please. "
That was the order for the bed
spread in the combination work
and-play room of 10-year-old lad.
Blue and tan predominated in the
room. The clever mother made
curtains for the rather large
square window; using lunch cloths
in these colors-one cloth making
a pair of curtains.
Blue denim with red gingham
bands is suggested for the spread.
The diagram may be used as a
guide for cutting and making a
spread of any 36-inch material for
bed of any width. The amount
of material needed will be three
times the full width of the fin
ished spread, plus two inches. Two
seams covered by bands run
straight across the width of the
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
Social Security for Mule
After SO Years at Work

DENNIS, N. C.-The old gray
mule isn't what he used to be
speaking of Jim, 36-year-old mule
which has been pensioned to a fine
old age of water-softened corn and
endless pasture hours.
Jim is owned by James A. Mar
shall, who says the animal is re-
markably physically fit except for
his teeth and poor eyesight.
The average life span of . mule
is about 70 years.
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03

school and to business. The little
boy collar enables you to keep it
always fresh and new-looking, and
it's such an easy style to make.
This tailors beautifully in wool
plaid, challis, velveteen or wool
crepe.
The Patterns.
No. 1910 is designed for sizes
So, 38, 40, AZ, A, 46, 48, so and
So. Size 38 requires 4A yards of
39-inch material with long sleeves;
AS yards with short; rs yard for
vestee.
No. 1889 is designed for sizes II,
l3, IS, II and 10. Size 10 re-
quires 25s yards of 54-inch mate
rial with long sleeves; 2as yards
with short; 70 yard for collar in
contrast.
Fall Pattern Book.
Special extra! Send today for
your new Fall Pattern Book with
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and sizes. Save money and know
the keen satisfaction of personally
planned. perfectly fitted garments
by making your own frocks with
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You can't 60 wrong-every pat
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Send your order to The Sewing
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Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
Patterns Practical
As Well as Smart

NO. 1910. Do you take a large
- size? Then the beautifully
Longtime dress (1840) is one that
you should make up right away.
With slenderizing panels, it has the
high-oosomed, narrow-hipped eff
feet most becoming to you. It's
smart for afternoon wear and ev-
cry day, too. Make it of wool
broadcloth, wool crepe or faille,
with the vestee in contrast, or
choose crepe-satin, using the
crepe side for the dress and the
satin for the vestee-a new and
smart combination.
With Slight Military Air.
No. 1889. For juniors, the
basque-waisted frock with flaring
skirt (1839) is ideal to wear to
Glacier County chief., 1939-11-03
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Past Lives On

Past Lives On
The true past departs not. Moth
ing that was worthy in the past
departs no truth or goodness
realized by man ever dies, or can
die.-Carlyle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Pisek ziskava prEmysl.

VPisku Sc konajf pravidelne
pracovni sch1ze ~zastupcG prG-
myslu a dopravy, kterym pred
seda starosta mesta. Resi- sc tn
otazky budoucnosti mesta. Po-
zaduje sc obnoveni a prodlou-
zenf autobusovych linek z Pts
ku ma Prahu pres Dobrfs, ma
Tabor, do Ceskych Budejovic,
do PlZne a do Domazlic. V O.
boru komunikacnfm je potreba
vybudovat dalkovou silnici do
Tyna mad Vltavou a rameno VI
tavske silnice z Pfsku ma Orlik
pres Vraz. zada Sc dokonceni
dalkove silnice Vodnany-Husi-
nee a zrizeni betonove vozovky
ma silnicnim 1seku mezi Dobe-
vi a KestTany. Mesto ma pod
mfnky pro zvysenf p~rImyslove-
no p~odnikan1. Ma dostatek
vlastnfch pozemkI, mnoho vo-
dy, levnou elektrickou energii
a v okolf loziska lignitu. Nyni
jedna Pisek o zfskani peti vel
kych prGmyslovych podnikG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Vojaci stavi ma Podkarpatsku
drahv.

Vojenska sprava z vlastniho
popudu sc snazi O zlepsenf do
pravy ma vychodnim Slovensku
a Podkarpatske Rust. Chce ry-
chile dosahnouti zeleznicniho
spojeni vystavbou malodrah,
ktere spoji dosavadnf zeleznic-
nj trait. Nedavno zahajila jiz
vojenska sprava pT1pravne pra-
ce a dala rozkaz Ike stavbe Ia
novky vychodne cd Presova,jez
spoji Presov S vyuzitim malo-
drah S odrfznutou trait Vranov
Trebisov, cimz Sc dosahne spo-
jeni az do Stakc1na.
Krone tohoto projektu pfi-
pravuje vojenska sprava stav-
blu malodrahy Stakc1m-Male
Berezne jake dalsf vyznamnou
spojku ma prerusenych tratich
v tonic 1seku. Tim Sc uskutec-
nj trvale spojenf Presova S &C.
lynn vychodnim Slovenskem a
Podkarpatskou Rust. Vsechny
prace provadi zeleznicnf pluk
svymi odbornymi silami a "a
pomoci civilniho delnictva toho
to kraje, ktere nalezlo praci a
obzivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20

LeSy naSehO byvalehO pOhra-
nicf ceka smutny osud. Nemec-
ka rise, ktera pro sve nahrazky
vseho druhu potTebuje nesm1r-
ne mnozstvl dTeva ,obratila n.y.
nj svou pozornost ma naSe BY
vale lesn1 bohatstv1. V okupo-
vanem uzem1 odehrava sc nyn1
to, echo byli svedky Tyrolaci
pc pTipojen1 Rakouska. Vsude
v nebyvalych rozmerech Sc ka-
cejf nesmirne lesni porosty.
Kaceni provadf Sc bez ohledu
ma to, IDA stromy jsou vyzrale
nebo churave. Lesy Sc neprobi-
rail- racionalnim hospodafskym
zpGsobem, nybrz urc1 Sc proste
kus lesa a porazf Sc vse, co pfij-
de pod sekeru. Toto bezohled-
ne kacenf lesn, ktere byly py-
| chou nejen nasl republiky, ale
i domacfch NemcG, budi nyni
v Sudetech plno obav. Lide po-
cfnajf prot kaceni reptat a o.
becnf 1rady podavaj1 Henlei-
now do Liberce stiznosti. Bude-
Ii v kacen1 pokracovano dosa-
Vladimir tempem, mGze doj1ti v
lesnfm i polnlm hospodarstv1 k
tezkym ztratam pro zmeny v
hydrologickych pomerech. q
bytkem lesG, ktere jsou prirod-
mimi vodnimi zasobarnami, o.
chuzuje sc povrchove i spodni
vodni bohatstv1. Kacenl v SUI
detech ma nepochybnou souvi-
| slost S varovan1m v f1Sskych
lis
tech. V fisi dosahlo totiz ka-
cent les1 trojnasobku rocniho
normalniho prfrGstku dTeva.T To
znamena 1bytek lesG v Nemec-
ku nebezpec1 nedostatku dfeva
a vseho, co S tim souvisi. Lesni
bohatstvl v Sudetech ma zfej-
me toto nebezpecf starych
risskych kraj1ch odvratit. Tez-
kosti rise presunuji sc proto ma
hlavy tech, kterf Sc domnivali.
re zivot v Nemecku je naplnen
pouze slavnostmi a manifesto
cemi.
Sudetane budou jeste vzpo-
minat, s jakou peel osetfoval
csl. stat lesy, jak Sc dlouho roz-
hodoval, neil dial souhlas k Wy
kaceni nekolika ctver. metru.
Kdyz nam vichTice znicila ne
kde celou stran, pax j svorne
zeleli nejen postizen1 obyvate-
lie, ale i vsichni Cesi. Lpeli jsme
ma techto les1ch prave tax jake
domacti usedlici, ponevadz i
nam ztelesnovaly ducha kras-
ne domoviny. Lesy byly i nam
viditelnym znakem bohatstvi
zeme. Tento znak zac1na mi
yet a zem chudnout.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Wy nase ceske chaloupky,
budpte pozehnany.

Mistr Jan Hus sc narodil v
nepatrnem domku malinke
svetnicce u Prachatic; a pfece
jeho cista povest jde dosud ce-
lynn svetem.
O Chelcickem vine jen, re
Sc narodil v Cheleic1ch ne
chranene dedin6; a prece z je-
no dfla chapeme nutnost obra-
novat otcovske dedictvf.
Komensky, Kodak z Uherske-
no Brodu, narodil Sc nahodou
v otcovskem mlyne v Nivnici,
We svetnicce mike, tmave a stu
dene; a piece z neho vyrostl
duch veliky, jasny a horoucne
pracovity, myslil Ia celou Evro-
pu.
Josef Dobrovsky sc narodil
nahodou nekde v kasarnach ma
Slovensku v Darmotach; a pre-
ce v mem vidfme prfklad muze
neutuchaj1c1ho v 1silf O vedec-
Ike podchycenf naseho jazyka.
Josef Jungmann byl z neve-
likeho domku v Hudlic1ch; je-
no otec 81 pomahal kostelnice-
MIN; a pfece Sc z jeho syna Jo-
sefa stall veliky knee ceskeho
jazyka.
Palacky Sc narodil v newell
Ike chalupe v Hodslavicfch ma
odlehlem moravskem Valassku
a pfece je to mas prvnf polite
ky a vedecky myslfci velikan;
radil nam hledat nejdrive du-
chovn1 hodnoty, v tech je smysl
boz1ho kralovstv1.
Bozena Nemcova Sc narodila
v cizim, v podzamci; a prece il
poc1tame mezi nejvyznamnej-
SINH ceskymi zenami ma prvnim
m1ste.
Nevelika rodna svetnicka
Karla Havlfcka V Borove nevy-
dava vGbec svedectv1 O nesmfr-
mem vyznamu Havlfckova Cd
kazu, re mas spasf jen rozumna
a poctiva politika.
V cizfm, pod ciz1m stropem
V nepatrnem domku v Hodonf-
ne prozil prvnf dny sveho 1.-Two
ia president-osvoboditel T. G.
Masaryk, jenz mas naucil, re O.
trocina V nesvobode je horst a
trpc1 nezli smrt.
Take druhy president cesko-
slovenske republiky a nastupce
p~residenta osvoboditele, DIR. E.
duard BeneS, sc narodil v ma
lem dome a pri tezkem zapole-
nj; sym vykladem a pTfkla-
dem ukazuje, re mas narod wy
chazel pred sedesati Lefty jen z
delnickych robin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Madari Sc mst1 i ma nemocnem
"a vernost k republice.

Celnym sloupem madarske-
no aktivismu mezi zemedelci v
potisske milne ma Podkarpat-
ske Rusi byl velkostatkar Ste
pan Fogarasi z Cope u Sevluse.
Pc videnskem rozhodnutf z1sta
ly jeho polnosti ma 1zem1 repu-
bliky, avsak budova velkostat-
ku v Madarsku. Nemocny vel
kostatkaT, ktery nedavno vra-
til sc z berehovske nemocnice
pc tezke operaci, pc prlchodu
madarskeho vojska byl odvle-
cen do Vyloku, kde byl uvez-
men. Kdyz bylo zfejmo, re del
81 veznenf by znamenalo jeho
smrt, byl pod dohledem vojakG
znovu dopraven do berehovske
nemocnice, ktera je nyn1 v ma
darske sprav6 a az Sc zotavi,
ma byti transportovan k soudu
do Debrecfna, kde Sc Dude Cd
povfdat re svych "zlocinG",
iichz sc dopustil svou drfvejsi
agitacf pro Csl. republiku mezi
madarskymi zemedelci a tim,
re venoval mnohatisfcovy OBJ
nos ma obranu csl. statu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Obrazek z dnesnf Opavy.

Die Deutsche Pest, vychaze-
jfcf v Opav6, vladn1 president v
Opave upozornuje opavske ma
jitele dom1 ma narfzenf, die
kter6ho nesmf byti zdrazovano
najemne. Mdze byti primerene
zvyseno jen tehdy, je-li oddvod
memo dGlezitymi vyhodami S u
drzovanfm domu. Obyvatel-
stvu Sc pripom1na, ably setfilo
drevem ma otop, protoze je no
malo. Obecnfch voleb ma O.
pavsku zucastnila sc i nejstarsi
obcanka Pavlina Janatova z
Katerinek, stara 1O1 rok, ktera
musela byti do volebni m1stnos-
tt pTevezena.
v sudetskem 1zem1 nesmeji
byti die vyhlasky z obchodu s
ovocem a zeleninou pfekroceny
nejvyssf hrube risky, jez v inn
portu jsou stanoveny ma 1870,
v exportu 1919, pTi pouzit1 ma
kupovace 1879, We velkoobcho-
du 1919 a prodeji v drobnem
$50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
z CeskosIovenska,
ZmuGeni Slovaci libali nasi
Zem.

Osud SlovakG a Cech1 v 1ze-
mi, okupovanem Madary, je o.
pravdu Fly. Poole informaci
zpravodaje L. N. pTivedly ma
darske bezpecnostnf organy k
nasim hraniclm u Velkeho Ky
ru desftky Slovak1 "a Cech1,
ktere vyhnaly proto, re nejsou
jejich statn1mi prfsluSniky. By
Ii to ponejv1ce obchodnici a xiv
~nostn1ci z Komarna, re Stare
DAILY a z Novych ZamkG. Do
JENNIE bylo d1vat Sc, jak tito u
bozaci, vysfleni hladem, zimou
a tyranfm Sc slzami v ocfch
vyckavali "a hranicnf zavorou,
az nam budou odevzdani. Tez-
ko by bylo vypsati vsechny ty
sceny, odehravs1 Sc, kdyz pTesli
ma nase 1zemi. Objfmali Get
Milky a vojaky, n6kteri l1bali i
zem. Pr vypravenf o hroznem
utrpenf, ktere museli v Madar-
sku pTestati a pr pohledu ma
to, jak jsou zmuceni, nejednou
pTftomnemu cetnfkovi i dGstoj-
nfkovi vojska vytryskly Shy. u
bozaci vypraveli, jak byli stra-
she tyrani a pax ponechani o
hladu nekolik dnf ma slame We
chleve. Ma zeny, deti a nemoc-
ne nebyl bran zTetel. Ma dukaz
sveho tvrzenf ukazovali cetna
zranenf, ktera jim madarska
soldateska zpGsobila.
Krone cetnych zraneni a po-
hmozdenin mel jeden obchod-
mix vypfchnute oko, jedna zena
zlomenou nohu. Mlada, ele-
gantn6 oblecena zena S ditetem
kterou odvedli nevyl6cenou z
nemocnice, upadla pri hranicn1
zavore do bezvedom1 a musela
byti odvezena do nemocnice.
Cetnfci, vojaci a druhy den i
Cerveny krfz ma nasem uzem1
Sc vyhnancG hned ujali a posta-
rail- sc jim o potravu. Pc SOU
pisu byli dopraveni vlakem do
Nitry, kde byli V nemocnici o.
setfeni a ubytovani. Dalsf trans
porty techto ubozakG Sc oceka-
vaj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
cSR. ma narodni gardy
strelcH.

V Praze byly slavnostne u
staveny Narodni stfelecke gar
dy ma celem 1zemf koruny sva-
tovaclavske. Vsechny ctyTi prf-
buzne korporace, t.. j. Narodni
gardy, Cesko-Slovenska obec
strelecka, Cesko-Slovensky ma
rodnl svaz strelecky a Akade-
micka legie res. svolaly We
vsech mistech ceskych zem1 ma
nifestacnf valne hromady.
0 10. iodine vyslechli beast
nici projevy velitelI, rozsifene
rozhlasem. Armadni general
snejdarek pax ucinil projev, v
nemz nejprve vzpomnel clenn
Narodnich stfeleckych gard,
ktefi pri p~oslednich tragickych
udalostech polozili zivoty "a
vlast.
"kekli jsme ST." pokracoval,
re budeme pracovat svorne pc
boku MAST armady. Je to veliky
slib, ktery vyzaduje celych mu-
III, odhodlanych ,nezistnych a
ukaznenych. Nebudeme 81 hra-
tt ma vojaky, ale budeme bojov-
Milky uzitecnymi. Je-li narod
pokofen tim vice Sc must sna-
ziti, ably premohl resignaci.
Prestanme byti konecne naro-
dem do prazdna politisujfcfm,
nebot pro takovy narod neni
mista ma svete. Budme marc
dem 1silovne prace a tvrdeho
boje."
Pc projevu pfijaly mlstnf or
ganisace jednotne stanovy no
veho velkeho 1tvaru Narodnfch
streleckych gard. Tyto stano.
Wy byly vypracovany "a soucin.
nosti ministerstva narodnf O
brany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Tide v cSR. pFestupuji ke
kresfanstvi.

Pod ohlavenim "zidovske
matriky ochuzeny" Plzensky
list "Nova Doba" prinesla tuto
zpravu:
Re vsech vetS1ch i mens1ch OBJ
cich republiky jest hlasena sna
ha urciteho poctu prlslusnikd i
sraelitskeho nabozenstv1 pre-
stoupiti k nektere krestanske
wire.
We strediskach katolicke a
jinych krestanskych cirkvi ko-
najf Sc kursy pro nabozenskou
prevychovu zid1. Takovy kurs
trva Poole okolnostf nekolik ty-
dn1, u katolikI pravidelne sest
tydn1. Nasleduje zkouska z
nabozenstvi a kTest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Nova mapa cSR. hotova.

V Brnu "Lidove noviny" pTi-
nesly z pera L. H. v beznych
denn1ch zpravach kratickou To-
kalku mad novou mapou repu-
bliky." V on6ch nekolika rad.
kach pisatel zachytil znova
hluboky smutek, ktery uz dav-
no tkvf v srdcfch vsech vernych
CechG i Ia hranicemi. Pise:
Ia knihkupeckymi vyklady
Sc jiz nekde objevila mapa no.
veho Cesko-Slovenska v merit
ku 100000. Jej1m autorem
je plukovnlk Vojenskeho zeme-
pisneho 1stavu Sem1k.
V oc1ch lidf, kteT1 Sc zastavu-
il, ably 81 vtiskli v mysl novy
tvar zem6, je videt smutek.
Znovu Sc vynoTuj1 vzpomfnky
ma odstoupene kraje a kazdy
ma snad prave ma pameti ten
odstoupeny kout, kde jednou
byl a mohl 81 tehdy jeste Tikat,
re je donna.
Proto je kazdemu, jake by
mu S odstoupenym 1zemfm
chteli okrajet take srdce a dat
mu hranici v lasce k rodne re-
mi. V t6chze posmutnelych O.
c1ch lid1 pred vyklady S mapa-
mi mGzete vsak postTehnout i
odhodlan1 nevzdat sc proto je-
ste zivota a zachovat ten kou-
SEX pGdy, ktery nam zbyl.
A CO nam bylo vzato, zIsta-
ne aspon zakresleno navzdy v
nestarnoucf pameti. Nebot srd-
&c demarkacn1 cary nezna.
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v Praze vyjednavaji o pod
zemni draze.

Generalni dopravn1 program
prazsky byl v zasade schvalen
ma porade zastupcu vefejnych
1rad1 a korporaci inzenyr-
skych, a podepren jednomysl-
nym doporucenfm, ably bylo i
hned prikroceno k vypracova-
nj p%odrobneho projektu.
K male pomerne skupine sta
vebnich inzenyr1 a architekt1
elektrickych drah prazskych
rfdfcich dosud predbezne pra-
ce, pfipojili Sc ma teto porade
zcela spontanne i strojnf inze-
nyri mimo podnik pIsob1ci, a
podepreli snahu svych staveb-
mich kolegn z elektrickych pod
Mkt pozadavkem, ably soucas-
ne byl vypracovan i projekt
noveho vozu, ably byl viz po-
staven a vyzkousen ma trait.
Co nejdrive pristoup1 k dilu
i domaci odbornfci signalnfch
zaTizeni bezpecnostnfch. Po-
drobny projekt podzemni dra-
by must byti cd pocatku SOU
casne a prfsne odbornicky re-
sen We vsech svych slozkach, a
to nejen teoreticky, ale i prak-
ticky, nebot poda realny pod
klad pro pracovni i financni
plan.