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Continued from Page D footholds inside Greece, the main Greek striking force recaptured Konitza, 12 miles inside the frontier then dashed on through the Mount Smolika passes into Albania, cross ing the frontier at Melisopetra and storming Liaskovec, six miles be- yond.
 From Liaskovec, the Greek cen- tral army was driving nortlf toward Koritza. Cavalry patrols were re- ported to have reached the outskirts of Ereska. This advance was cut- ting off Italians still clinging to positions in the Pindus mountains in Greece.
 Tn the Kalpaki sector, at the lower end of the central front, Italian forces routed from the from tier were reported reforming in the Argircastron valley, deep inside AL bania. Intense activity was re- ported in that sector.
 Disastrous Retreat
 Italians were reported retreating disastrously on the southern front, in the Kalamas river valley, leaving many trucks and big guns begged in the muddy roads. It was believed that the Italians were withdrawing all the way to the coast, around Porto Edda, with the Greeks pur- suing them from their new base at recaptured Philiates, below the southern tip of Albania. Here, the Greeks were pushing into the low hills around Kornispol Bay, threat ening to drive the Italians into the sea. while a Greek destroyer flotilla commanded by Admiral Kavadais, dominated the coastal waters, cut ting off escape. It was reported that the flotilla had forced the Ot- ranto Straits Thursday night, moved up the Adriatic to Sasano Island, at the entrance of Valona Bay, and had shelled Italian supply roads there. The flotilla then returned to its base without meeting Italian warships, it was said.
 Crucial Battle
 The crucial battle of the war so far was believed being fought ln the north. Massed formations Of Italian bombers were trying to cover the retreat from Koritza but Greek sources said the bombing was inc effective because as EoC @pG vtpT
 Greek Evzone mountaineegs were in nd-to-hand combat with Italian Alpini around Mount Ivan and had forced the Italians out or a monas- tery below the summit.
 It was believed here that General Ubaldo Soddu, Italian commander, was trying to withdraw his northern forces to Pogradec, at the Albanian Greece-Jugoslavia corner, and re- organize them.
 The Greeks still had not occupied Koritza, but were spreading out above and below the town. Italians were reported to have destroyed IL in their retreat.
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EXPENSES FILED
 BY SEN. MALONEY

Expenditures of $14.452.04 in his successful campaign for reelection have been reported to the Secre- tary of Stat by U. s. Senator Fran cis T. Malnoey. He listed contribu- tions of $l4,809.
 Senator Maloney gave $2,OOO to the Democratic state central com mittee. He reported receiving gifts of $l.000 each from John J. Me- Keons John J. Burns and Col. Thomas Hewes.
 pr. Prank Anastasio, state treas urer-elect. reported receipts and ex- penses of Si.i64.35.
 Controller-elect John Nj. Dove reported receipts oi s350 and ex- penditures Of S72.75. Controller Fred Teller reported receipts Of si.ieS and expenditures of si.2li .58.
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Waterbury To Better Record On Collections
City zOth Last Year With 9S.3%o-l94O COlIec-
 tiOns 95.l9o to Date

Waterbury will not only maintain but will better it's standing as one of the best tax-collection cities in the country through it's record this year, judging from the figures to date. Last year, with collection of 95.3 per cent of current taxes recorded by Dec. 31, this city was 20th in the country in percentage of tax collections. As of Nov. 15 this year, according to Tax Collector Humbert Mangini, the city had collected 95.1 per cent of the collectible current total With six weeks of the year remaining, MT. Mangini believes that total collec- tions may hit 96 per cent or more, which would probably place Water bury in the ranks of First Ten" cities for excellence of tax collec- tion.
 The 95.1 per cent of the current levy which has been collected rep resents cash payments of $5,168 900. This is almost $200,000 greater than the total of $4,9780oo which is list ed in this years budget as probable income from current taxes. Addi- tional payments will further swell the excess and aid the growing city surplus.
 In view of the splendid tax col lection record of 1889. there would have been a much larger estimate of probable revenue from this source this year but for a new charter re- quirement limiting to 92 per cent of the levy the amount that can be estimated in the makeup of the municipal budget.
 MT. Mangini plans an active cam paign for delinquent taxes on the
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GYMNASIUM FOR
 EAST END HALTED
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Continued from Page D the l940 budget The remainder of the funds was to come from the WPA, and the federal body was to be in charge of the construction.
 Unable To Handle It
 There was some delay early in the year when the plans had to be al- tered to meet the approval of the state board of education, but in time that approval was secured. Still no work on the new building was started, and it now develops that the WPA will probably be unable to handle it because of lack of skilled help
 If it should be decided not to in- clude the cost of the East End gym nasium in the regular budget, the money might be secured through a refunding bond issue which city of- ficials are now considering. Proceeds from the bonds would be used as the basis for a long-range bond redemp- tion program and for several im- portant capital improvements, in- cluding new pipe line from the Morris water supply and a sewage disposal plant.
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 safe shelters" where I saw the same thing.
 The explosions go on continually The Nazi bombers apparently strew- ed the city with time bombs, which were still causing a few casualties among rescue and demolotion work CTS. Dynamiters, leveling what was left of the crazily hanging walls, set off their charges with clock-like regularity.
 No Water, Or Gas
 There is no water, gas or electri- city here. Survivors are fed at mo- bile canteens and quartered on the outskirts of this former industrial city of l8O,00O. laid waste in To- hour attack Thursday night Coventry soon will be one great heap of charred wood, steel, glass and mortar. strewn with broken fur niture, clothes, and household ar ticles.
 The spire of St. Michaels cather- ray. virtually the only section of the building left standing, has shifted and hangs precariouSly. The parish toners held services yesterday at the home of the Provost, Rev. R. T. Howard, who said. i've are met in holy communion so that the Cathe- dral tradition may be carried on without a break :. think we all feel in spirit that the Cathedral is still with us."
 A few persons still poke around the wreckage of their homes retriev- ing an occasional pan or garment. A health officer said that condi- tions were satisfactory, that "just before this thing happened we opened a clinic for immunization against typhoid fever. We now are going to extend our facilities" He said mobile immunization units would be used.
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Inflated in the region of Konitza six miles south of the Albanian frontier in the central sector, the official communique said today.
 The communique did not ela- borate.
 A British cruiser, it said. attempt- ed to shell the fort at Mogadiscio (chief port of Italian Somaliland) but Italian coastal batteries opened fire and hit 1t. The cruiser fled, disgusting its movements by clouds Of artificial smoke"
 An Italian torpedo-carrying plane was said to have torpedoed the British cruiser Leander at the en- trance 10 the Port of Alexander
 Italian planes were said to have bombed the British Naval base at SudE Bay on the Island Of Crete. as well as the naval base at Alexandria In Egypt
 One British warship was claimed hit according io the eommnnique.
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reluctant to go outside the locality.
 Middle Atlantic: (Kentucky, Mary land, New Jersey. New York, Penn sylvania, Virginia, West Virginia) 1: Stimulus of defense activity evident As no general shortage of labor, although definite stringencies In some highly skilled metal working shipbuilding and construction trades. In New York, lack of pow CT machine operators.
 Great Lakes States: Business conditions spotty ... Skilled work CTS limited.
 Southeastern States: Reserve oi skilled workers being absorbed. bul no shortages ... Some areas having difficulty obtaining harveSters.
 Southwestern States: Although some parts report no upturn, many sections are beginning to feel the stimulus Of defense contracts except for local shortages of skilled aircraf' workers and skilled garment work
 Midwest: Little stimulation from
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Nazi Bombers Strike England This Morning
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channel, one side or the other send ing salvo about every three min- uteS.
 Another Conference
 Berlin, Nov. IS - (U.P0 The official news agency said Italian Foreign Minister Count GaleaZZo Ciano arrived at Salzburg this morning and was greeted by Ger man Foreign Minister Joachim Won Ribbentrop, and that Spanish For eign Minister Ramon Serrano Su- ner arrived at Berchtesgaden, 10 miles from Salzburg, and Ribbon. trop also had met him.
 Berchtesgaden is where Adolf Hitler has a mountain retreat.
 The agency said both Ciano and Serrano Suner reviewed honor guards, then were escorted to their quarters by Ribbentrop, who was accompanied by representatives of the German state, army and the NaZi party.
 The news agency said Hitler was expected to receive Ciano and Su- ner today in individual and joint conferences.
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lers. No shortage

defense orders. No shortage of either skilled or unskilled labor.
 Rocky Mountain States: Least af- fected by the defense program ,.. Some shortage of harvest hands and migrant labor, result Of low pay and poor housing.
 Pacific States: Greatest industrial upturn in aircraft and shipbuilding .. Some difficulties in obtaining Agricultural workers for harvesting, as well as skilled aircraft and ship building workers. Possibility of a stringency in skilled construction workers foreseen.
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CITY RECRUITS
 LEAVE TUESDAY
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(OOlGlIlu6Q ITOI1 PdSG U Draft Board 15-A, Major Peter Fox, chairman:
 Daniel J. Gugliotti, 20 Platt street. George F. zucca, 84l North Main street.
 Robert L. Coatta, 46 Appleton street.
 John R. Knight, colored, of 53 Ab- bolt avenue.
 Frank Patrick, 231 Hauser street. Leonard Lucian, 189 Hope street. Jacob Maran, 275 Cherry street. Louis Imperato, 40 Cherry street. Draft Board 15-B, Warren J. Up- son, chairman:
 Alphonse Grisunas, SIT North Riv- erside street.
 Stanley varnauskas, 209 Alder street.
 John c. Petrauskas, 121 Park ter race.
 Albert Stasilionas, IT Draher ave- nue.
 Draft Board 16-A, George Carney chairman
 Conrad Beaudoin, 73 South Leon- ard street. Robert G. Pekral, 263 River street. Draft Board 16-B, Joseph Bowen, chairman:
 Anthony Ambrose, 136 West Main street.
 Joseph Mongillo, 121 Scovill street. Colombia's reorganized airline servirn is nariyinp moro f1accen
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Tax Collector

Tax Collector ,.. 4. current list during the remaining weeks of the year. With this as 8 spur, the collection record for 1940 should reach 96 per cent and per- haps go a good fraction above that figure.
 The 1941 tax picture is frightened by the fact that despite lower rev. enues that will result from 8 small Ter tax rate than the current 325 mills, large jump IT the grand list is expected to be affected.
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More than $500 attended first aid classcs organized by the Irish Red Gross Society in Dublin.
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WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE
WilhouG Calomel-And You'll Jump Out eI
 Bed h she Morning Karin Co Go

The liver should pour 2 pints of bile juice Into your bowels every day. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not di- gest. It may just decay in the bowels. Then gas bloats up your stomach. You get con: stlpated. You feel sour. sunk and the world looks punk.
 It takes those good. old Carter'e Little IAver Pile to get these plnta of bile flow. ing freely to make you feel ''up and up." Get . package today. Take as directed. Amazing in making bile aow freely. Ask for CarteF's Little Liver Pills. i0t hnd 20t.
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BUILDING GROWS
 THROUGH STATE

Continued rom Page D October, 1889, and October, 194O, are O fo11nrr.c.
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NO SHORTAGE OF
 LABOR IN DEFENSE

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COVENTRY CITY
 OF DESTRUCTION

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Colombia's reorganized airline service is carrying more passen- gers,
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GREEK TROOPS
 SHELL ITALIANS

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
DR.. Krenek synodnim
seriorAro

Mimofadny synod cesokbra-
trske clrkve evangelicke sesel
Sc v Praze k jedinemu pracov-
nlmu zasedanf, ably dial fadne
vedenl sve cfrkvi, stfzene v po-
sledn1ch dvou letech dvoif "a
sebou jdouc1 ztratou sv1ch
pfedstavitel1.
Roku 1888 zemTel zaslouzilv
synodn1 senior Josef Soucek a
minuleho roku ma podzim pc
mem zvoleny Kamil Macy, jenz
vykonaval svdj vysoky Trad
sotva ctyfi mesfce. Pc slavnost-
mich bohosluzbach, jez Sc ko-
naly V Komenskeho SIM Huso-
va domu, pfikrocil synod k
svemu ustavenf a hned potion
k volbe.
Ia noveho synodnfho senio-
ra byl zvolen dosavadni 1radu-
jicf namestek cfrkve DIR. Josef
Kfenek z Prahy a jeho nam9st
KEN synodn1 rada Bedrich Je-
ria, faraf z Kral. Vinohrad.
DR.. Kfenek narodil sc V Kun
dratic1ch ma Morave. Ia kaza-
tele byl ordinovan v Baltimore.
Ia manzelku pojal sic. Bozenu
Jurs1k.
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c. S. A.

Loze Jiri Podebradsky {. "a
C,S.A. odbyva schIze posledni
pondelf v mesfci v mist. Ceske
Svob. skoly, Ashland a Glover
ul. Lacine pojisteni pro obojf
pohlavf ma $1,000, $3.50, $500,
$3.50. u Loze tez mono po-
jistiti ditky cd 2 let vyse.
Predseda Jan Proxies, tai. K.
Stock, 2412 E. Monument St.,
1cetnfk Jind. Polacek, 623 N.
Curley ST., pokl. V. Pavlfk,
1901 Gardenas Avenue.
Loze Jaroslav z DUDE (. 1874
G. S. A., odbyva schulz kazdy
3 patek v m9sici v mistnostech
Delnickeho Domu,25O7 E. Ma
Olson st. Pfeds. A. Stanek, tai.
A. Rys, $40 N. Glover ST., dcet.
Jos. e. Flip, 1873 N. Milton Av.
pokl. J. zitnfk, 824 N. Port ST.
do Patronatu F. Hell
J. Prochazka. Zastupci do
Sdruzenych Spolkd: X. Matras
R. Dunaja.
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Vesnice ma Kolinsku jedna
zahrada.

Cizinec, ktery prochazf ko-
l1nskymi obcemi, je velmi mile
pfekvapen. ObzvlaSte, je-li
milovn1kem ovocneho stromovi.
Vsechny obce mali ovocna stro
mofad1, ktera jiz davaji slusnE
uzitek, ktery je obracen k do
bru oboe. Posledn1 dobou by
ly to Sendrazice, kde bylo opet
vysazeno ma 500 svestek. Dals1
vzornou obcl je Velky Osek,
ktera je nazyvana ovocnou "a
hradou, a to vsfm pravem. Ale
nejen obce, ale i soukromn1c'
venuj1 pestovani ovocneho stro
now hodne pile. Zejmena V
Bychorach bylo pred dvema le-
ty zalozeno nekolik zahrad Sc
zakrsky. Jde vesmes O velmi
kvalitni ovoce, zejmena jablka,
hrusky a lepsf druhy peckovin.
Samozfejme, re pile, kterou
obyvatelstvo pestovani ovocne-
no stromovi venuje, obrati Sc
mnohonasobnym vynosem We
prospech pestitelG.
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Rano bohas, veCer vszen.

Prostejovskemu cetnictvu Sc
vecer podafil dobry dlovek.
Zatklo znameho lupice Leo Ry
sanka re Studnic u Brna, ktery
Sc vloupal v Brine, ma Cejlu {.
IA, do bytu tovarnlka Julia
Zwickra, kde ukradl Poole u
dan1 okradeneho $1,000 K. Pc
kradezi obchazel Rysanek br-
nenske obchody a pofizoval 81
"a lacino nabyte penfze naku-
py. PAX 81 najal autodrozku
q odjel do Prostejova "a svym
devcetem. V Prostejove no jiz
ocekavala sicka Marie RehoT-
kova a jeff pfitel Ignac Pospi-
Sill. Zatfm co Pospfsil "a jizdy
vystoupil, ably "a ukradene pc
nfze nakoupil, jel Rysanek 5
Rehorkovou do jejiho bytu.
Byl vsak nemile pfekvapen, ne
bot v byte no jiz ocekavali Get
nfci, ktefi Sc o jeho prostejov-
skem zajezdu dovedeli, a Ry-
sanka zatkli. NASH u neho
$1,000 K; mnoho klenotI a "a
1000 K nakoupenych vecf. Ry-
sanek udal, re penfze pochaze-
il z kradeze u brnenskeho to-
varn1ka. Ponevadz vsak Zwick-
row - jak sam f1ka - bylo u
kradeno jen $4,000 K, vysetfu-
je Sc dale "a 1casti brnenskeho
policejniho reditelstvi, cd ne
hoz Sc ceka take zprava, IDA
klenoty nepochazejf z kradeze
pred casem Brine
ma Dornychu.
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z Ceskoslovenska.
Zradna Wine eli jak byla wy.
patrana pytlacka tlupa.


Kdyz Sc hajny Jan Jelfnek
"a statn1ho poles1 Zbrod vra-
eel re sluzebn1 obchdzky do
MI, zahledl pojednou hned "a
myslivnou ma pokraji lesa te-
mer pod jejfmi okny nekolik
temnych postav a 1zky kuzel
svetla. Ved6l hned, re jsou to
pytlaci, kter1 mali spadeno ma
bazanty, jichz je prave v tech
TO mfstech nejvfc. Sotva Sc
vsak hajny priblfzil k mistu,
kde svetlo zahledl, pablo neko-
lik tlumenych vystfel1. Hal
neho nezasahly. Jelfnek meme
skal a rovnez vystTelil, nacez
pytlaci pod ochranou tiny uni
zeli. Jeste nez sc rozednilo,
zacali pc mich hodon1nsti Get
n1ci patrat. Navst1vili vsechny
sve zname, zabyvajfcf Sc py-
tlactv1m a zav1tali take do Dub
nan, kde Sc v nedeli zacaly pra
We body. Uspech byl prekva-
puj1cf. Deset cerstve slozenych
bazant1 bylo v nekolika do
mech jiz upeceno a jejich liba
vine vitala strazce bezpecnos-
ii jiz z daleka. Dvanact bazan-
til bylo jeste v peri a diva pri-
praveni ma pekac. V nedeli po-
zde vecer zatkli cetn1ci hornf-
Fy Rose, Smericku, Valentu,
Tomana a jednoho mladistve-
no, vesmes z Dubnan a dali je
do Venice v Hodonfne. Pr
domovnf prohlfdce zabavili Get
n1ci dvanact pusek, vetsinou
flobertek, opatrenych ddmysl-
nymi tlumici, ably vystrel neby-
10 lese pills slyset. Durham
st1 pytlaci 81 ma svych nocn1ch
vypravach i jinak strelbu d.
myslne usnadnovali, take je-
jich ulovek "a noe byl az osm-
advacet bazantG. Ma tlumice
81 pripevnovali kapesn1 sv1til-
ny, zaTfzene ma 1zky kuzel sve
tia, ktery kdyz potion dopadl
ma EVER mic netusfci, aniz bylo
zapotrebi m1rit Poole musky.
F'unkce NELL rozdeleny tax, re
nejzkusenejsi zamefoval svet-
10, jiny stahoval spoust, kdez-
to nejmlads1 sbiral ulovenou
EVER do pytlG.
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Cesi nedaif Sc tax snadno.

Pc velkem zatykanf vlastenec-
kych CechG, jez bylo ozname-
no z Prahy, Cesi, kteTf sc boil
zatcenf, dovedou dobTe unikati
nastraham nacistG. PTikladem
.iejich obrany je, re menf noe
leh kazdym dnem.
Az dosud nebylo mono Iii
stiti pfesny pocet obetf nemec-
keno Gestapo, ale vefi Sc, re
jde do set.
Protinacisticke spiknuti je
zrale zvlaSte mezi byvalymi cs.
dGstojnlky, kteTf pres snahu "a
mestnati je v civiln1ch 1fadech
o obchodu, davajf pTednost to-
mu, re uchyluj1 Sc ma vesnice a
mala mesta, kde podn6cujf ne
spokojenost.
z mnozstv1 zatcenych V ne
davne dobe je patrno, re Ges-
tapo vzdala Sc patranf pc tai
nych organisacfch a uziva
tychz method, S jakymi postu-
povala prot ceskym SUDDEN
tum, jichz zatkla ma sta.
Oznamuje Sc, re 1900 ces-
kych student1, kter1 byli v lis
topadu odvezeni do Nemecka,
je nyn1 v koncentracnim tabo-
III V Oranienburgu.
General Alois Elias, cesky
premier, je dosud v sanatoriu,
kan Sc vratil bezprostredn6 pc
1toku ucinenem rozhlasem, ma
Csl. narodn1 vybor. Jak Sc Wy
rozumiva, tento rozhlas skla-
NAL ocekavan1 NemcG.
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Rad Blank {. 1O1 C.S.A. Cd
sch1ze 2. sobotu v mesici
v 8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne.
Preds. JOS. Novotny, 1912 E..
Eager St., mfstopreds. j. Pro-
chazka, tai. A. Vancura, 9O6
N. Madeira St., 1cet. Al. Ma
Sex, 626 N. Curley ST., pokl. K.
Stock, 2412 E. Monument St.
Observation-Disclosures CT
vic Association kona schulz ka-
zdy tfetf patek v mesfci We Slo-
venskem Dome, rob Eager a
M~ontford ulic. Emil MynaT,
pfeds., Jan Wallis, mistopreds.,
Jan Kordula, pokladnik, VIM
Oktavec, mi. zapisnl tajemnik
Antonfn Jesatko, fin. tajemnfk
Josef Pokorny, strazce (Ser.
geant of Arms.) Veskere zpra.
Wy a dotazy vyrizuje VIM. Ok
tavec, NIL, tai. 2409 E. Monu
ment ulice.
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Ing. Novotny znovu pred
p%OrOtOu.

Letos ma jaTe projednavala
plzenska porota zneuzitf moci
1fedn1 pTi pracfch ma statnfch
silnic1ch S cestmistrem Vanic-
KEN a spoil. Vanicek byl Cd
souzen do tezkeho zalaTe ma 2
roxy. S MIN byl obzalovan
pred porotou prednosta tech
nickeho oddeleni okresniho u
fadu v Plzni vrchni rada inz.
Novotny. Byl uznan vinnym a
odsouzen do tezkeho zalare ma
jeden rok. Proti rozsudku po-
dial obhajce inz. Novotneho
zmatecnf stfznost k nejvyssfmu
soudu v Brine. Nejvyssi soud v
techto dnech rozhodoval O stiz
nosti a uznal il "a opravnenou.
z dGvodu zmatecnosti zrusil
rozsudek porotnfho soudu V
a naffdil move projedna~
nj trestni zaloby ma inz. Novot-
neho. Move projednanf Dude
urceno jarnfmu obdobf plzen-
ske poroty. IDA Sc vsak jiste,
re obzalovany pouzije sveho
a Dude zadati delegaci
mimoplzenske poroty. V tom
pripade by o vine obzalovane-
no rozhodovala porota u kraj-
skeho soudu v Klatovech. O.
rozsudky v trestnf veci
a spoil. nebyly rozhod-
nutim nejvyssfho soudu dotce-
ny.
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Wax predesel veselku.

Devatenactileta Anna Spato-
va z Povazske Bystrice, ktera
mela kratce pred svatbou, pfi-
jela do Velk6 Bytce, kde 81
chtela ma trhu nakoupit veci
do vybavy. Venkovanka nena-
sla ma nadrazf vychod a vrace-
la Sc ma koleje, kde prave phi
jizdel osobni Wax re ziliny.
Locomotive devce z~achytila a
vlekla je asi padesat metrn.
Nestastnice ztratila ODE ruce a
nohy a zahy pc operaci v ne
mocnici zemTela.
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"Pro lepsi orientaci" must
byti vsecky silnicnf tabulky
dvojjazycne, nemecky napis je
ra prvnfm miste i v rye ces-
kych obcich. Stane-li Sc nekdy
. coz sc stava caste - re ia
bulka S dvojjazycnym napisem
zmizf, dostane obec, v jejimz
katastru silnice lei, Timed po-
kutu 1000 az 1000 korun. Ia
bulky Sc ale ztraceji dale.