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now. Take up the subject men,
toned above if you ike, you
have the mentality to master
it without difficulty.
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c. L. 81 am worried about
school this fall. If | were to take
up Chemistry would | have any
thing to worry about regarding
the marks | would make?
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above the average throughout
your whole school career and
surely you wouldn't change
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produce a rou-
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amaze and de-
light. Try serv.
BURBERRY
r~oulettes to your
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now, give him a chance to re-
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down there Or not?
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you would have to get work
and support yourself while
there.
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Calvin's Newspaper Service
IT RECIPE

H0U may not be able to paint
the lily successfully, but no
matter how much you relish plain
II..aI..4- aa1
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Shenandoah Life
Board Takes Steps
To Reorganize
Management Changes
To Meet Approval Of
Stute Plunned
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 3O.-In-
surance Commissioner George A.
Bowles announced today that the
board Of directors of the Shenan-
doah Life Insurance Co. had adopted
measures for reorganization Of the
companys management which meet
with the complete approval" of the
Virginia Insurance Department. .
The principal action taken by the
directors was to create the position
of chairman of the board of direc-
tors and OF the Finance Committee
The board named q committee to
select man for the new office.
The State Corporation Commis-
sion, In making public a week ago
new examination of the company,
revealed that Mr.. Bowles had pro-
posed a reorganization of the COM
pany management as result of
what he termed fragrant and in
excusable irregularities and VIOLA
tions Of law as well as sound in
surance business practices gen.
orally ~ Insurance commits
sioners of the District of Columbia
and Tennessee, who, with Mr.. Bowles
supervised the examination, con-
CURED in this general recommenda-
ton.
Mr.. Bowles specifically recon-
mended creation of the Office of vice
president and general manager, with
employment Of thoroughly ex-
perienced and competent life insur-
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Awards
Continued From Page B-3)

SECOND, Richard L. Rutfner; third. Miss
Class 99-Basket. s inches or less in
diameter; First: Mrs. r. H. Fielder: second.
Class 1o1nBastet,. 30 - inches amOir IN diam
eteri Firs5 MIS- 90 GamhIs ,n1bs: IN
class IS iosMother r. container. % inches or
less in diameter: First. Mrs. Mae E. Simp-
Glass 1oaMother container. Is inches
Or less in diameter: First Mrs; v. /; Nc
'hi5G csss M1f s. sa~eas eonianer more than
Brnes thrd Mas f. H 5s fsder Mrs. D. s.
in silver container, with or without other
Mrs. j. A. Gamble; third, MIS-: R. II.
Class 1o7-white roses with or with
ond. Mrs. J. A. Gamble third, Mrs. A..
Class 1os-Roses arranged in pair of
vases for mantel decoration: First, Mrs.
A.o e. p. .h Reeves Irs seeond' rSou MS; Whitman
Emily Mackall; second Mrs; j. A. Gamble:
third. Mrs. Thomas HYDE 4th.
Glass 1l0-BoWs or other containers of
rose hips and thorns: First. Mrs Richard
Jackson.
Glass 111-Corsages, roses to predom-
mate: First and second. Mrs v. L. McKin-
stry; third, A. r. Hester.
Polyanthus Zone Cluster to . vase).
Glass 112-Red; First, Mrs Emily
Coombs Ideal: second, G. A. McGarvey,
Eluhy Rufnes; third. A. r. Hester variety.
Belvedere.
Class 113-White: First. Richard L.
Rufiner. Joanna Tantau
Glass 114-Lisht pink: First A. Mrs
Robert Fletcher Frau Astrid Spaeth: sec
Evening star., 1939-10-01

ond A. Mrs. Robert Fletcher. Springtime;
third A, Mrs. E. c. Powell. Allen Poulsen;
first B, Mrs Robert Fletcher, Elsa Poulsen;
second B, Miss E. M. Chamberlin, Elsa
Poulsen; first c. Mrs. Avery Coonley. Cecil
Drummer; second c, Mrs A. c. Brighten
burg. Cecil Drummer: third c, Mrs. Ayery
Coonley, Cecil Drummer
Class 1l5-Dark pink: First A, F. p
La Boon: Permanent Wave; second A. Mrs
Lomax Tayloe, Permanent Wave: third A
Mrs Charles Pickett, Permanent Wave;
first B. Mrs. Arthur Sturgis. Chatiilion
second B. Mrs. E; c. Powell, Chatillion.
Glass 1l6-Yellow: First. Mrs. Robert
Fletcher. Sunshine: second. Mrs g. Hazen
Bond, Topaz; third, F. p La Boon. Topaz
Class 111--Other colors: First, Miss e
M. Chamberlin Gloria Mhndi second
Mrs. E.. C. Powell, Golden Salmon: third
A. r. Hester, Gloria Munde
L. Ruffner, Distinction; second. Mrs Rob-
ert Fletcher. La Marne: third. Mrs E. C.
Powell. GTuss an Hachen
Old roses three to e vase)
Glass 124-Red: Second, Mrs. r.. H, Fled.
ler. Old French Rose.
Glass 125-White: First ta). Winn r
simmons An Old Blush Tea; first 'bj. Miss
Eiizaoeth Davis Souvenir de la Malmaison.
Class 126-Dark pink: First (a). Mrs
Avery Coonlcy. Countess de Cayla: second
ta'. Mrs. Avery Coonley. Countess de Cayla
Evening star., 1939-10-01

compromise, after pre-trial. A doctor,
who sued former patient for a fee
for operating on him, agreed, after
pre-trial. to settled the case without
trial. Details of these settlements
were not officially made public.
The new procedure is deemed a
stimulus to lawyers to study their
cases more thoroughly so that they
may be able to answer readily the
questions put to them by Justice
Laws, who conducts his court in
friendly fashion, with an air of in
formality.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

ance man for the position" who
would have power to direct the fiscal
and financial affairs Of the company
The examination showed the COM
pany entirely solvent and its busi-
ness on the increase, but renewed
criticisms of the management pre-
viously made public and added some
others.
Mr.. Bowles, when informed today
OF the action taken by the company's
Board Of Directors, said:
"The action meets with the
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Commissioners Draft
Piney Branch Sewer
Project Financing
Will Present Plon to
Federal P. W. A., Chiefs
This Week

Recommendations are to be sent
to Federal P. w. A. officials this
week by the Commissioners on
means of financing the last section
Of the Piney Branch sewer project,
which is intended to prevent flood
ing OF areas such as recently raised
public protests.
They announced they planned to
recommend the transfer to the
sewer project of about 100000 in
unexpended balances from other
projects under the Districts $18,.
10000 P. w. A. program. They
figured that use Of this sum, to-
gether with funds already allotted
for sewer projects, would be sum-
cient to finance the job.
The section to be laid would run
along Arkansas avenue NV. from
the intersection of Piney Branch
parkway, just south of Taylor
street, to a point east of the in
tersection of Arkansas avenue and
Iowa avenue.
Areas which have suffered from
flooding in recent rains included
those near Thirteenth street and
Delafield place and Thirteenth and
Decatur streets.
The whole Piney Branch sewer
project was estimated to cost about
$4,000. Bids have been received
for the first section, to be laid from
point just west Of Sixteenth street
to Arkansas avenue and Piney
Branch parkway. The low bid was
$138.250 The award is subject to
p. w. A. approval.
The Commissioners are expected to
call for bids for the remainder of
the project within about two weeks,
providing Federal approval is given.
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Pre-TriaI Procedure
Disposes Of II
Cases in 7 Weeks
Prominent Lawyers Hail
New Program Conducted
By Justice Lows
By WILLIAM A, MILLEN.


The first two weeks of pre-trial
procedure in District Court-de-
signed to get down to the essentials
Of cases-are held responsible for
II cases being taken off the calen-
dar, resulting, officials said, in the
saving of thousands of dollars to
the taxpayers and the time of the
court, lawyers and witnesses, as well
as juries. The new plan started
September 18.
Justice Bolitha j. Laws has been
conducting the pre-trial cases and
prominent lawyers have written to
him, commencing the new program
and declaring that as counsel be-
come more familiar with the pro-
ceeding, it will be even more sue
cessful. OF the II cases thus dis
posed Of. "a were those in which de-
nands had been made for jury
trials. Actually 10 court days have
been devoted to pre-trial, but in
the opinion of observers the new
program has already proven its
worth.
Now ready for trial, when Dis
trict Court assemblies for its fall
term on Tuesday, are SO jury cases
and 73 non-jury cases that have al
ready gone through pre-trial pro-
cedure. These cases are expected
to be tried more rapidly under this
system.
Two Will Hear Jury Cases.
When Justice Laws conducts
case, opposing counsel are asked to
estimate the length of time neces-
sary for trial. Cases now pre-tried,
authorities asserted, and now ready
for final court action, represent 400
hours of jury trials and for the
cases that fall into the non-jury
category, 100 hours are estimated.
Two justices will hear jury cases
and three justices will hear non
jury cases.
Assisting Justice Laws in the pre-
trial work are: Assignment Com
missioner Fred c. OConnell and
Deputy Commissioners John H. Sui
lvan and Richard L. Collins and
Mr.. O'Connell's assistant, Whitford
w. Cheston.
The outstanding value OF pre-
trial procedure, in which agree
ments are reached on as many
points at issue as possible, is con-
sidered to be getting down to the
heart of the case.
Justice Laws hears opposing coun-
sci and then dictates report, out
lining the facts and setting down
the stipulations agreed on by both
sides and the lawyers are then re-
quired to initial the pre-trial report,
which is also signed by the jurist.
officials say that only in this juris-
diction are attorneys given copy of
the pre-trial report and required to
initial the report.
Some Compromises Entered.
At the pre-trial procedure, some
cases have been settled by compro-
mise, when the possibility looms of
referring these complicated cases to
masters for determination, as the
jurist is empowered to do. Some
have been settled by submission to
Justice Laws alone. A case which
the lawyers said would take five days
to try in court was settled by COM
promise. Another case, in which
partners in former law firm dis
puted share of the profits, includ-
ing q 100000 fee, was settled by
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Broudview Farm Wins
Awards at Richmond

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON. Va, Sept. 30
Exhibit of Aberdeen Angus cattle
sent to the State fair, Richmond, by
Broadview Farm, Warrenton, &C.
counted for five first prizes, four
seconds and number of thirds.
B. A. Rucker and John w. Rucker
OF Delaplane won a number OF
classes with their corn and wheat
exhibits.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

complete approval Of the insurance
department"
THE criticisms of certain prac.
tices OF the Shenandoah Life Insur.
ence Co. and its management, which
have recently received such unfor-
tunate publicity, were not intended
IN any way to reflect upon the high
character and standing. personal in
tegrity or honesty of purpose Of
Preslednt E. Lee Trinkle, or Execu.
tive Vice President j. P. Saul. ir.,
or any other individual officer of the
Shenandoah Life Insurance Co. . = ."
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Cayla: first tb,. Miss Elizabeth Davis. Her
mosa: second 90, Mrs. Avery Coonley. Her
mosa: third tb). Mrs. Avery Coonley. Her
mosa: first, second and third. Mrs Avery
Coonley. Duchess de Brabant
Class 127-.Yellow: First. Miss Elizabeth
Glass 12s-Others: Second. Mrs. Avery
Coonley, Laurette Messiny
Evening star., 1939-10-01

It's easier TO drive safely than "a
explain an accident.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Chevrolet which leeds in soIes in General Motors
ond in the industry. will soon present It's new 1910
which have led eli nokes Of eo3 il sales for
eight out Of the lost nine years, including 1899.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

The leader leads 0e0i,1!.
Chevrolet, the General Motors
leader-and the whole motor car
industry's leader in quality, in
value and in sales-will soon give
the most powerful expression it
has ever given to Chevrolet leader
ship in the form of a brilliant new
series of motor cars for 1910.
Having led the industry in car
value over long period-Chevro-
let now is putting the finishing
touches to the greatest value
leader ever to come from its fac.
tories.
Having led the industry in car
sales for eight out of the last nine
years-Chevrolet now is acting to
Evening star., 1939-10-01

extend and increase its sales
leadership by offering the most
desirable motor car it has ever
presented to the public.
The new Chevrolet for 1910 will
be on display Saturday, October
14th. Eye it try it. -. buy it -.
and convince yourself that .'Chev.
rolet's FIRST A9ainw
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
VELKA NARODNf SCHUZE!
Vazena redakce a krajane:-

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Jiz pc dels1 cas- vsichni tt
krsiane, kterf zaj1maj1 Sc O ma
81 foanou nyn1 skrusenou a Wy
drancovanou vlast, uznavaj1,z re
je nam potfeba jakehosi po-
vzbuzenf v tom narodnfm Cd
boji. Ackoli jiz zadani r1znf
vynikajicf resn1ci, pTece dosud
nebylo nam mono nikoho zfs-
kati az konecne ted podarilo
Sc Odbocce Narodn1ho Svazu
Ceskych KatollkG zfskati rec
nfka ktery je znam skoro pc
cele Americe a vsemi krajany
uznavan jake jeden z nejlep-
SIGH a to je DGstp. Frantisek
Jedlicka z Chicago, ktery pro-
mluvi pfi Velke Narodn1 Schu-
ri v osadnf SIM Svato-Vaclav-
ske skoly v pondel1, dine 2. f1j-
na v 8 hodin vecer.
Jiz pri prvn1m odboji dGstp.
Frantisek Jedlicka fecnil ma
schGzich a taborech porada-
nych nejen Narodnlm Svazem
Ceskych Katolik1, ale i ma schu
zich poradanych Narodnlm
[Sdruzenfm. Vsade byl znam
a v1tan.
Jsme ~povdecni, re Sc nam jej
podarilo ziskati a proto zada-
me vsechny krajany ably jej ji-
ste prisli vyslechnouti. Ujistu-
jem kazdeho, re toho nebude
litovat a re odchazeti Dude po-
vzbuzen a nadsen, cehoz je
nam tax treba. Proto nezapo-
mente, pTijd'te jiste a pfivedte
sve zname. Vstup volny. Pc
ukoncen1 prednasky Dude do
brovolna sbfrka We prospech
nas1ch trpicich v rodne vlasti.
Kazdy je uctive ivan a vitan
Odbockou Narodniho Svazu
Ceskych KatollkG. Proto ma
shledanou. Josef Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
ZAPOMEL SPERKY
" AUTOBUSU.

Hiram c.. Stern z 1900 bloc
ku N. Wolfe ulice oznamil po-
licii, re zapomel autobusu
tasku sc sperky v Gene $128.
Ztratu svoji zpozoroval, kdyz
sestoupil z busu ma rohu Monu-
ment a Chester ulic. Zavolay
taxicab, stfhal bus ma North A.
venue a Gay ulice, kde bus "a.
staven podroben byl prohlldce
Pc tasce nebylo pamatky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

Col. Claude B. Sweeney, by
valy dozorce v Baltimorske
kaznici a polepsovne, zemfel v
patek v Berkeley, v Kalifornii.
Star byl II rokd.
V dobe svetove valky velel
313. pesfmu pluku, Baltimore
vlastnimu', jak pluk tento ten
dy nazyvan byl.
Pc skoncenf valky zustal v
armada. Roku 1920 ustanoven
byl dozorcem v kaznici a po-
|lepsovne. Sluzby teto vidal Sc
"a pet rokn. z Baltimore ODE
jel do Kalifornie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

Vazena redakce a ctenari:-
Pisatel techto par Tadk1 a
zajiste kazdy ten jednotlivec,
Glen to spolku zvaneho "The
Czecho-Slovak American Civic
Association" s milym pocitem
vzpom1na mimoradne schnze
poTadane We Slovenskem Domu
Montford Ave. a Eager Place
We ctvrtek, dine 81. zarf v 8 no.
din vecer. Byla to jedna z nej
lepe navstfvenych schulz toho-
to spolku nebo skoro kazdy
Glen byl pTltomen a spolek cfta
pres 100 clenG. Ackoli projed-
many dGlezite zalezitosti, schn-
re Sc neprotahovala a pc ukon-
nastalo neeo ma co ieSt6
vzpom1name, "bratrska zaba-
va" pri ktere 81 mnoz1 hezky
zazpfvali. Podavany zakusky
vSeho druhu a to sc vi, re ami
penive neschazelo. Byla to ja-
kasi soukromna oslava jedno
rocn1ho trvanf spolku a hosti-
telem byl nam vsem znamy
statnf senator ct. John G.. Cal
Ian a vse slo hladce pod Tfze-
MIN p. Jana ValiSe.
Vzacnym hostem toho vece-
ra byl mayor mesta ct. Howard
w. Jackson, ktery nejen, re k
pr1tomnym S humorem promlu-
vii a tim vsecky rozesmal, i je-
mu sc tax vecfrek zallbil, re
ackoli rfkal, re ma jfti toho We
cera ma pet mist ma vyzvan1 a.
by 81 ku stolu pTisedl a v karty
zahral, ochotne nab1dku prijal
a vice jak hodinu a pIl sc zdr-
Eel, tax jej to tesilo a tesilo to
j mas, re mezi mas prisel a re
jsme NELL tax pTflezitost 81 S
MIN pohovoriti a sc pobaviti.
A prave tax jake mayor odcha-
Eel s usmevavou tvaT1, odcha-
eel i kazdy z mas a jeste dnes
ma ten vecirek vzpomlname.
Pripomenouti slusf, re acko-
Ii mnozl nasi krajane pTedpo-
vidal spolku kratky zivot a
brzky zanik Sc sp~okojenostl
pohlizfme zpet ma ten zacatek
a ma staly pokrok, neb kazdy
mesfc ~pTijfmame move cleny a
zaroven upozornujeme, re kaz-
dy krajan Czech neb Slovak
ktery Sc zajfma o praci tohoto
spolku Dude vzdy "a elena Vi
tan. Prihlasiti Sc "a elena MI
zete u tajemn1ka Vaclava Ok
tavce, MI, 2409 Monument I'll.
aneb u kazdeho elena. Pfispe-
vek ami ne celych 90 mesicne.
Schnze konaji Sc kazdy tTeti
patek v mesici We Slovackem
Domu, Montford Ave. a Eager
Place. PTihlaste Sc, budete vi
TAM. Kazdeho uctive zdravi
Jeden z Mich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
Celodenni vYlet spoien

Celodenni vylet spojeny
S Jitrnickovymi Hody We pros
pech Osvobozovaci akce Ces-
koslovenske Republiky, poFada
tuto nedsli, dine 1. Tijna SBOR
"ZLATA PRAHA" j. {. D. els.
81 ma Lahore Tyrs, Philadel-
phia Road a Horner's Lane.
Vstupne 25f v cemz je zahrnut
jitrnickovy obsd. Hudba pro
tanec a poslech.
Krajane pfijdpte a podporte
svoJi navstevou tento podnik.
Sbor Vytrvalost els. 35 6.
S. 2. j. Dude poradati Country
Bingo We prospect Osvobozo-
vacl akce v pondelf, dine 16.
f1jna v 8 hodin vecer We skole
Augustine Hermana, rob Clio
yer a Ashland ul. Vstupne Csc.
= Upozorneni vsem. Cecho-
slovakdm v Baltimore a okolf!
Vzdelavac1 Odbor Sok. Jedno-
ty "Blesk' chysta velike pre-
kvapeni ma nedeli, dine 8. rijna
kdy prom1tana Dude Sokolov-
ne pet mluvicfch flint: Vseso-
kolsky slet v Praze; Obraz u
dalostf z Ceskoslovenska pred
a pc odjezdu presidetna DR.. E.
duarda Benese. Dale pax Ces-
koslovensky den ma Randall's
Island a Slavnost otevren1 Ces-
koslovenskeho pavilonu ma sve-
tove vystave v New Yorku a
pro obveselenf zahrana Dude
pekna ceska mluv1c1 veselohra
"Senkyrka u divoke krasy", v
hlavni 1loze Ida Barova a M.
Elias.
Verfme, re kazdy vyuzije
teto ojedinele prflezitosti a
pride shlednouti pro kazdeho
Cechoslovaka tyto historicke
filmy. Nezapomente Sc tudfz
d~ostaviti v nedeli, 8. rfjna, We
3 hodiny odpoledne do Soko-
lowry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

mu tax 1cinlive podpory do
stane.
Tedy jeste jednou vrele de-
kujem vsem jejichz zasluhou
setkala Sc Pout S tax skvelym
vysledkem.
Ia Sdruzeni Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkG
Anton Vancura, pTedseda
Ant. J. Svejda, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

Baltimorska cast Narodnl
conference kTestanG a zid1 u
stanovila stfedu, A. f1jna pro
mobility "a mir "pod zehna-
MIN Boha a bl1znfch."
Prfpis zaslan vsem Baltimor-
skym duchovn1m, katolickym,
zidovskym a protestantskym
Proklamace vydana governe-
rem O'COnor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

SNyCdTShd TdUd Id
Tfdila, re cd nynejska smf BY
ii pecen, prodavan a poz1van
jedin6 cerny chl6b S omezenym
mnozstvfm mouky.
Leon Trocky, byvaly komi-
saT valky V sovetskem Rusku,
ktery dill v Mexiku We vyhnan-
stvf, rusky vpad do Polska or
nacil "a ostudny a zlocinny.
Pravil, re Rusko ocividne W.
j~ednavanfm s Francii a Angli1
zaroven az Sc zastupci gene
ralniho stabu nazistickeho Ne
mecka projednavalo otazku,
jak nejlepe zniciti a rozdeliti
Polsko.
General-plukovnfk Werner
Won Fritch, byvaly vrchnf veil
tel n6mecke branne moci, byl
zabit bitv6. pred Varsavou.
O Fritchovi sc pravi, ze byl
pravd6podobne jedinym Glove
KEN V Nemecku jehoz 81 Hitler
pTedchazel i pc ostrem rozporu
s MIN "a nehoz Fritch odesel
do vysluzby. Kratce nato, byl
vyznamenan tim, re byl jmeno-
van Gestnym velitelem jednoho
d6lostTeleckeho pluku.
Lvov Sc VIDAL nemecke hor-
ske p6chote, jez pTedala mesto
okamzite pTichazejic1m rus
kym vojenskym oddfldm. Ka-
pitulac1 Lvova byly vojenske
akce V Halici skonceny. Cd r.
zaTf N6mci sc zmocnili 100000
zajatcG a velkeho mnozstv1 va
lecnych zbranf vseho druhu V
Halici.
FL. zaTf nejvyss1 velitel poi
sk6 armady kordidoru gen.
Bortnowski S celym stabem byl
zajmut n6meckym vojsekm ma
Tece BzuTe.
Generalni Inspector sloven-
sk6vensk6 armady, general
West odjel z PaT1ze do Londy-
ma ma poradu s DR.. Edvardem
BeneSem.
Nacisticke 1rady pokracujf
V zap1ranf, re by bylo doslo v
ceskych zem1ch a ma Slovensku
k rozsahlym revolucnim vybu-
chGm. VGdce nacistickeho te-
roru V Cechach, K. H. Frank,
prohlasil, vGci zahranicn1m no
vinaTGm, re zpravy o revolte V
Geskych zem1ch jsou "britske
sny", ale musel pTiznat, re "a
1celem "uklidnenf" verejnosti
V Cechach bylo treba provost
zatcenf n6kolika set osob, hlav-
ne stoupenc1 BeneSe; nekolik
kaplanG, kteri davali ziddm
krestni listy S dffvejs1mi daty
a n6kolika d6lnfkG, kterf NELL
to nestesti, re Sc d6lali napad-
nymi."
Cechy a Morava zat1m prak-
ticky nepocftily dGsledky val
ky. Jedina v6c, co Sc vydava
ma davky, je mydlo. Masla a
vajec je dost. Zatemnovanl
zacfna az cd II hoidny vecer-
nj.
Soukrome cizineck6 kruhy v
Praze sdelujf, re nemecke IRA
dy mali vazne starosti mad tr-
valou pasivnf resistencf ceske-
no obvyatelstva, stejne jake
mad pokracujfcf apati1 V ces-
kych vladnich 1Tadech.
Sdeluje Sc take, re cest1 OBJ
chodnici, Temesln1ci a farma-
ri tajne ukryli zasoby benzinu,
potravin a jine zbozf.
Nemectf zajatci vsichni d.
stoinfci a muzstvo nemeckeho
valecneho namoTnictva jsou do
pravovani do Angle die ohla-
SEMI ministerstva informacf
Skupina d1stojnfk1 pTibyla
tam a byla dana do zvlastn1-
no internacn1ho tabora, stejne
druha skupina pravdepodobne
muzstva, ktera byla dana do
separatniho tabora. Soud1 Sc,
re jde 0 posadky nemeckych
ponorek.
Holandsko zahajilo zatopy
n9kterych svych pohranicnich
oblast1 jake upozornen1 valcl.
elm stat1m, re je pfipravenc
branit sve 1zem1 "a kazdou &c.
nu.
z Amsterdam Sc potvrzuje
re byla ~zaplavena cast utrecht
sk6 oblasti, jez chran1 ddlezi
tou oblast kolem holandskehC
hlavn1ho mesta.
V poslednfch dnech Sc zacl!
rozsirovati zpravy o koncen
tract nemecke armady v oblast