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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
NO DISORDER

There are 1880 employed at
Buick. 1900 at Chevrolet, $500
al Fisher No. / and 100 at
Fisher No. 2.
There was no disorder except
shouting AS the men left Police
Chief Neil F. Anderson said.
He announced he had a s k Q d
the liquor control commission to
close all beer gardens during the
strike. At the request OF union
heads. Sheriff Thomas w. Wolcott
made a similar request 10 the
liquor commission.
In Washington. it was learned
authoritatively that the contro-
versy now rests on the wage dis
pute. The unions last ditch"
offer was reported TO be a blanket
wage increase of 10 cents an hour
without the union shop clause or
s cents an hour with union shop.
The corporation has offered an
increase of 5 cents an hour, it was
reported.
Extension of the strike deadline
was announced at ABS a. m. by
Vice Chairman William II. Davis
OF the NDMB. after an 1S-hour
conference in which
negotiators a lmost dispaired of
preventing the walkout of 10000
GIN workers.
Davis said that some Of the de-
tails in the controversy had been
settled by collective bargaining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Gen. Hugh s. JohnsO
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
VEIL STILL REMAINS

Bevin's unexpected statement,
made soon after Churchill had
postponed his speech dealing with
the Hess case, did little or MOTH
ing TO lift the veil thrown by Off
cialdom over the most amazing
single chapter of the war.
Coming on the heels of official
disclosure that Hess had sought
out and seen the Duke of Hamil-
ton. a former acquaintance, Bevin
obviously implied that the former
Nazi party leader had come to
this country as leading figure in
some German plot.
II was at variance with author
itative British statements that
Hess came as a fugitive from a
Germany he had come to loathe-
a theory that was weakened by
official disclosure that the Duke
of Hamilton was the immediate
object of his Journey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

not going to be deceived by
them.
From my viewpoint, Hess il
a murderer no man should nego-
tate with"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
CHARGE GRAFT PAID

The government charges Mckay
and the other defendants were
paid 100000 by the Walker Com
pany for the influence they could
exert with the state liquor COM
mission. The Walker Company,
it is alleged, paid commissions for
this influence 10 the Wines and
Liquor Corporation and the Duo
Sales and Engineering Company,
controlled by the defendants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
DIED IN OCTOBER

Wittliff died in October. 1889.
Gibbons continued:
'In the Summer OF 1899 Earl
and Charles Williams two of
the defendants) also came over
and solicited our business, but
1 told them mo- also"
Gibbons said he talked TO Ear
Williams in November, 1889, after
Wittliff's death.
I'VE discussed the Williams
Sales Company" he said. They
offered to make special surveys
and Tin sin distribution
throughout all state sales stores.
We then signed a contract with
the Williams Sales Company to
represent us and that continued
until the end of 1910.
'Tn February or March of last
year Mckeighan came to our
office and asked II we would
contribute to a deficit In the
state Republican funds. l told
him we didn't contribute to any
state or party funds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

squads of unionists came through
the Chevrolet plant early this
morning. chasing out the super
vision with the words:
Were the cleanup squad.
You'll have Ia leave"
The spokesman said the Chev-
rolet plant is in defense produc-
ton. making army trucks and
gears for Allison airplane motors.
Arthur L. Case, president OF
Buick local. said:
we did everything we could
to keep men working. The notice
OF postpOnement came through
too late"
Henry Wilson, president of
Fisher No. local, described the
Walkout as spontaneous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
WILL PICK TIME

When he decides that the time
is ripe to reveal the facts. it was
believed. Churchill will appear be-
fore the House and make his
statement on short notice.
Until that happens the govern
ment's investigation will be pushed
at top speed.
Despite this, the veil OF mystery
that has shrouded the entire Hess
affair began to break open today
with revelation that Hess has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
TRENCHANT EDITORIAL

Bevin's statement followed the
general lines of a trenchant edi-
torial in the powerful Manchester
Guardian yesterday which warned
of Nazi trickery and decried ef-
forts to build Hess into hero.
Reasons for postponement of
the statement by Churchill were
not officially divulged, but It APP
peared that the prime minister
is attempting TO create as much
confusion regarding Hess in Ger
many as the former NaZi chief
tain's arrival created in Britain.
One reason for withholding even
a partial statement on Hess would
be to prevent the Nazi high COM
mand from learning-or even sur
mising-the extent TO which Hess
has revealed German war secrets
under extensive questioning by
British agents.
Pleas from all sides for release
of official information about Hess
have, however. resulted in in some
relaxation of censorship. and this
has permitted British newspapers
TO indulge in the widest kind of
speculation.
Meanwhile. official quarters are
sticking strictly to their previous
statements-that Hess is sane and
that he has no peace mission"
But these same quarters refuse
to explain why, if Hess had no
mission. he flew so far north be-
fore parachuting to earth near the
Scottish estate of the Duke of
Hamilton. when he presumably
would have been just as safe in
anv other mart of Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
SHUN ARBITRATION

He announced the GIN repre-
Sentatives were willing to submit
the remaining differences to inn
partial arbitration. The JAW re-
fused arbitration but accepted the
mediation boards proposal, Davis
said.
A JAW spokesman said several
wage alternatives were Of ere d
during the night, but the company
attitude upon them was not an
nounced.
General Motors officials gave no
indication whether they would aC-
cept or reject the boards peace
formula.
Davis said the terms of the
proposal would be made public
after the General Motors reply.
AS the crisis in negotiations be-
came apparent, William S. knud-
sen. OPM chieftain. indirectly
entered the negotiations. He was
closeted with Davis and c. K.
Wilson, president of General
Motors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
MET MCKAY IN HOTEL

Gibbons said his first contact
with Mckay was in the Republi-
can leaders room in the Book
Cadillac Hotel, just after the late
Gov. Frank Fitzgerald took Of
flee for the first time in 1885.
Gibbons said he later had an
other conference with Mckay al
the hotel during which Mckay
asked:
How are you getting along
In Michigan"
Gibbons said he replied fairly
well" but added the company was
disappointed with the work being
done by Sallan. who was then
representing the company.
Gibbons said:
Mckay asked me II we had
any one In line to follow Sallan.
1 said no, and he said, II we
didn't he might be able to send
some one over. He mentioned a
man named Woodbury."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Peace in Construction Industry
Baked by Closed Shop Issues

Of transit-mix concrete drivers
also on strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Cost S375,0OO
To Sell in State,
.Disti||er Says
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dent of Hiram Walker. testified
that when its brands were not
getting onto the liquor store
shelves, Mckay was consulted and
suggested that the company hire
a Mr.. Woodbury."
Woodbury.. Gibbons said he
learned later, was really Nc
Keighan.
The defendants are accused of
conspiring together in $500, 900
state liquor graft extortion.
Through 1886 it was established
by Cancelled checks of the Walker
company, the Duo Sales and En-
gineering Company of Detroit,
which Woodbury." represented.
was paid $135,000 for its good
offices.
Previously the Walker firm had
been represented in Michigan by
Wines and Liquors Inc. through
part of 1885, and later by Sol
Sallan. retired Detroit jeweler,
from September, 1885, to January,
1886, when the Duo Sales COM
pany took over the job. Gibbons
testified. The Cancelled checks
showing payments TO Wines and
Liquors. Inc, and Sallan totaled
STA. 900, ii was revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
JUST BYSTANDER'

Donaldson Brown, chairman of
the GIN finance committee and
controller of the purse strings,
was in touch with Wilson from
his hotel room. GIN Board Chair
man Alfred p. Sloan has been in
and out of Washington during the
conferences.
KnudSen announced he was just
a byStander and added;
The situation looks serious"
During the night, UAW-CIO
regional heads in all parts of the
country were ordered to stand by
for developments. They were to
be prepared to call the walkout
or announce its postponement to
union members.
The union has insisted that the
walkout would not halt S750000,-
900 GIN defense contracts-that
de Tense workers would be per-
mitted to work
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Byvaly prusky hrabs skonal
iako zebrak V Americe.

V Bloomington, ILL.,, byvaly
hrabe Friedrich Gushoff Ar
mold Curt Won Wagenheim z
Pruska, ktery zemrel ma far
me pro chude okresu Mclean,
byl pohTben jake chudak ma
hTitove okresn1ho chudobince.
DOLL Sc 81 rokG.
Kdyz Friedrichovi bylo 16
rokG, byl zapuzen sym otcem
generalem armady We Vychod-
MIN Prusku, protoze chtel skla
dati hudbu a nemel zadne tou-
ny j1ti v slepej1ch sveho otce a
vstoupiti do armady. Pc pf1-
jezdu do Ameriky pracoval Ia
Ike We vinic1ch a roku 1881 byl
konecne prijat ma chudinskou
farmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Vyhlidky farmarrG ma tento
rok jsou prY dobre.

Department zemed6lstvf
SpoJenych stat1 pTedpovfda,
re sc budou letos v americkem
zemedelstvf projevovati ctyTi
d1lezite sklony:
l. nadale vzr1staifcf donna
cf poptavka pc zemedelskych
produktech;
2. mens1 vyvoz zemedel-
skych plodin;
3. vyss1 prumern6 ceny "a
lfarmafsk6 produkty;
4. Vyss1 pT1jem zemedelc1.
Valka v Europe nejvfce u
skod1 vyvozu bavlny, tabaku,
psenice a ovoce. Tyto ztraty
nahrad1 vsak aspon z casti do
mac1 poptavku, vzr1stajfcf ma
sledkem vyssfho pTfjmu konsu-
ment6, z nichz mnozf naleznou
praci We vzmahajfcim Sc zbroi
MIN prGmyslu.
Zemed6lska produkce roku
1910 byla nejvyss1 kdy zaz-
namenana; 1887 byl dfivejsf
rok. Ceny psenice jsou proza-
tim vyss1, nezli byly pred ro-
KEN. Take cena bavlny ie
vyssl nasledkem zasob, zmen-
senych velkou produkci ameri-
ckych pradelen.
Dodavka pro armada pow
budila poptavku pc vine, jejfz
cena je tez vysSf neil pred ro-
KEN. Porazka ovci a jehnat
behem zimnich mesfc1 vzro-
ste; ceny vepToveho stoupnou,
nebot porazka prasat klesne.
: Brambory, zelenina a ovoce
S vyjimkou jablek budou k do
stan1 We vets1m mnozstvim,
nasledkem vetsl drody. V po-
slednlch peti letech nejvyssi
pocet dojnych krav naznacu-
je, re mlekari mohou ocekava-
4 tt rekordn1 rok, pokud Sc tyce
produkce, ceny a pfljmu. Pop
tavka pc niece a mlekarskych
i produktech rychle stoupa.
Farmarsky prfjem ,vcetn6
; vladn1ch pf1spevkG, prekroci
snad Poole odhadu departmen
, tn zemedelstv1 800 .O0O,-
j 900 nejvyss1 to castku Cd roku
1929. Celkova zem6delska
produkce zGstane vsak pribliz.
ne ma teze 1rovni, ma jake byla
roku 1910. Velke zasoby a lie.
i tosni sklizen pine vyhovf vsen
potTebam Zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Krajanka zabita We srazce aut.

31leta krajanka Miss Alice
Drda z Crete byla zabita a pet
dals1ch osob poraneno pri sraz
&c aut, ktera sc odehrala dive
mile zapadne cd Dorchester, v
Nebrasce.
K nestest1 doslo ma vyvyse-
nine silnice No. 6, kde tato mad
jezdem pTet1na zeleznicnl trait
drahy Burlingtonske. Rfdici
dvou aut, ktera jela proti sobe,
nevideli nasledkem mraku-kou
re, ktery zanechal prave pro-
|jfzdej1c1 vlak. ODE anita byla
tem6T uplne rozbita.
Ddrdova jela v autu, ktere
ITfdil 28lety krajan Robert Ha-
vel z Hastings, Neb. Ten byl
poran6n ma kolene a ma chOdi-
die, krone cehoz ma fadu
mensich pohmozdenin, avsak
jeho stav nen1 vazny. Jeho rs
leta manzelka ma pTerazenou
nohu, snad i celist, a nen1 Wy
louceno, re ma i t6zke zranen1
vnitrnf, take jej1 stav byl pro-
hlaSen "a vazny.
Druhe auto T1dil 38lety Will
liam Tilman z Holdrege.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Krajan 81 zoufal.

V C.evelandu krajan Josef
Kostalek skoncil zivot nahle
We veku SO rokG. Zesnuly Sc
narodil v Cechach, v Americe
I'll 81 rokG a byl clenem spoil
ku sv. Josefa els. 156, 6. K. j.
Krajan 81 pravdepodobne
zoufal mad chatrnym zdravfm.
Jeho dcera Anna KapsOva ma
LEILA no viseti- We ventilacni
roure v jeho loznici V rodin-
mem obydl1. Zanechal diva sy-
ny, dceru a vnoucata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

Ctyri STUDENT z vyssl skoly
byli zabiti a patty byl kriticky
poranen, kdyz jejich auto vra-
lilo do osobnfho vlaku "St.
Louisian" drahy Pennsylvania
zapadne Cd nedaleke osady
Churchsville, Ohio.
Hosi pc p1lnoci jeli DON'T
re schIze Future Farmers AS
ISOLATION .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Knee zabit.

Katolicky knee Henry Ho-
gennach a Teholn1k bratr FL
delius byli zabiti, kdyz v Chi
cagu NELL srazku s automobi-
lem Louisa D'Andrea. KNEE
pochazi z Donaldson, Ind.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

Sc bez tive pomoci dovedl cd
malicka protlouci mezi cizlmi
lidmi, re sc dovede ozeniti ia
Ike bez tebe. Ty isl mu pred
lety take nerekl, re Sc hodlas
ozeniti."
Uplynula Tada let. Bylo pc
svetove valce a mlada republi-
ka Ceskoslovenska cinila prvnl
sve kroky do zivota. Vsude by
10 plno radosti a nadsen1. Ma
navsi v Neslivech konala Sc
slavnost zasazenf lipy Svobo-
Prav6 dokoncil rfdicf slav
nostni rec a m1stn1 muzikanti
hrali hymnu "Kde domov
m1j", kdyz pres naves kraceli
diva mladl muzi a ptali Sc, ku-
dy vede costa do mlyna pana
Rehaka. Jeden z muz1 zdal
Sc byti stars1, maize tmavy kn1r
druhy byl jeste mladik bezvou-
sy. Oba NELL ma sobe stejny
stejnokroj: modrozelene blu
zy a spodky, lytka ovinuta O.
vinkami teze barry a ma hla-
vach barely.
ITO jsou legionafi, co pfisli
s Masarykem," povidali 81 Ii
Oba legionari kraceli Ike My
nu, kdyz Jim SEN Tide ukazali
cestu. Mad mlynem Sc zasta-
viii.
"Tak, Frantisku, tady Sc ma
rodil mas tatf," Tekl starsi, u
kazuje ma mlyn.
"Opravdu, pekny majetek,"
rekl mladsi. "Nemyslis, jose
fe, re je skoda, re no mas tat1
nedostal?"
Starsi pokrcil rameny. "Pojd,
podlvame Sc dovnitr! Pozdra-
vine dedecka cd naSeho otce."
Vesli ma dv1r mlyna. Vysel
k MIN starek, tazaje Sc, echo 81
pref.
"Jsme Rehakove z Ameri-
ky" rekl Josef, "a radi bychom
poznali rodice sveho otce."
Starek odbehl jake stfela,
ably privolal mlynarku. Vysla
a hledela ma oba vojlny jake
ma zjevenf.
este, prosim, PAM mlynafo-
va Rehakova?" otazal Sc 10
sef.
PTisvedcila mlcky.
"Tak pozdrav vas pan b1h,
babicko!" Tekl Ease Josef.
"Jsme synove vaseho ~nevlast-
nlho syna Josefa. Bojovali
jsme We Francii jake cesti do
brovolnici z Ameriky a prijeli
jsme S presidentem Masary-
KEN do Prahy."
Podavali il ruce, pTijala je
ostychave a tazala Sc: "A CO
vas k nam vede?"
mo, chceme poznati dedec-
ka a babicku," rekl Josef bo-
Dire. "Az Sc vrat1me domG, a.
bychom otci mohli podati zpra
WI, jak to v jeho rodisti ted
vypada. Nikdy jste mu nepo-
slali ami fadky, Aackoliv on PRIV
nj leta caste yam psal, jak Sc
mu vede. Nez jsme tedy ode
jeli ma bojiste, vlozil nam ma
srdce, ably ktery z mas zGstane
ma zivu, podlval Sc do Nesliv a
navstfvil jeho rodice."
"MGj muz zemrel hned v pr
vnim roce valky," rekla Reha-
kova dosti lhostejne. "Jsem
ted sama Sc svymi dvema syny
a vsecka starost padla ma mne.
Ia vojna mi dala. Zkusila
jSem mnOhO."
"No, my take, mila panf,"
rekl ted Josef odmerenym to-
mem. Gale dovolite nam, aby-
chom 81 prohledli mlyn, kde Sc
narodil mas otec a prozil svoje
detstvi?"
"No, pojdte dali" rekla Re
hakova a sla pred mimi do vel
Ike s%vetnice.
Kdyz usedli, Jala Sc narika-
ii, CO zkusila Sc svym neboztf-
KEN muzem, kdyz stonal a ne
mohl az pracovati. Pc chv1li
vesli sem oba jejf synove, je-
den uz starsi nez Josef, druhy
vyrostek. Hledeli trochu hlou-
pc ma oba legionare, kdyz Sc
dozvedeli re mali pred sebou
vlastne sve synovce. Pov1dalo
Sc O valce, O neboztfku mlyna-
row, legionaTi ~litovali, re neza-
stihli dedecka ma zivu, re pTi-
nesou otci smutnou zpravu,
potion stale nar1ka-
la, co vytrpela "a valky, jeste
re jeji starsf syn byl vojny zpo
stem iako vedoucl mlyna, sym
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17


Mlynar vypukl V sm1ch, a
take oblicej mlynafcin roztahl
Sc k sirokemu 1smevu.
"V Cechach il najdes snad-
no, kdyz je zde We vsi."
Josef vyskocil re zidle, ja-
koby no vzpruha vymrstila:
"Bozka je doma?"
mo tot," vysv6tloval Relax
"Tata je obecnim straznlkem.
Prislo naTfzen1, re kazda obec
must miti policajta. Obec te-
dy ustanovila Horaka, kdyz Sc
vratil z Ameriky. Byl jediny
clovek u mas, ktery Sc k tomu
hodil, kdyz videl takovy kus
sveta a ma zkuSenosti. Bydl1
v obecnf pastusce a holka mu
hospodaT1."
Josef uz neusedl a sahl pc
klobouku.
Exam jdes?" tazal Sc otec.
"Povidei, jak Sc tt vedlo "a
morem."
AZ pozdeji," rekl Josef.
"Jdu ted k Bozce. Leta jsem
il marne hledal v Americe, a
ted Sc s nj shledam donna. Po-
divine Tizenf osudu". z mlyna
vybehl a special k pastusce.
Pastuska v Neslivech byla
stare staveni, drevene sc sire
chou pokrytou slamenymi dos
ky. Byly tn dive svetnice Cd
d6lene chodbou. PGvodn6 Ia
to chalupa byla urcena "a oby-
dIf obecniho pastyre, ale cd
dob, kdy usedlici v Neslivech
byli s~prosteni panske roboty a
~velkostatek nasledkem toho
zbaven veskerych sluzebnosti,
nesmeli Neslivstl pasti DOLBY
TEX V panskych lesfch, a obec
tedy obecniho pastyre nedrze-
la, nemajic vlastnfch pastviSt.
V dobe, kdy Sc odehrava DEF
nasf povfdky, byli v jedne re
sv6tnic umlsteni obecn1 almuz-
nici, pohromade nekolik star
Gu a nekolik staren. Druha
svetnice vyhrazena byla obec-
nimu strazn1kovi.
K teto chalupe dobehl Josef
a zastavil Sc ma okamzik ne
rozhodne. Ale jen ma okamzik.
z otevTeneho okna znela p1sen
Pc hlase Josef poznal Bozku.
Vzdyt ten HAS tolikkrat sly
chal! Nahledl do okna, a spa
TIL il. Zam6stnavala Sc ware
MIN u sporaku.
"Bozko!"
Ohledla Sc, nekolik okamzi-
XII hledela vyjevene ma volaj1-
chic, potion vybehla ven, vola-
JIG: "Jez1smarja, Pepo!"
Nepadli 81 do naruce, neosl-
zeli, podali 81 jen ODE ruce a u
smivali Sc ma sebe. Ale vsec-
ky city napolo uhasle, vsecka
touha napolo odumTela, vsecky
nad6je povazovan6 jiz "a zkla
name - vSecko to v tonic O.
kamziku ozivlo, jake kdyz Sc
ma uhas1naj1c1 ohen pfiloz1 Ger
stveho paliva. Ale tito diva Ii
de, kteT1 Sc milovali cd d6tstvf,
a jimz osud neposkytl pTilezi-
tosti, ably Sc o sve lasce mohli
domluviti, naucili sc v trpk6
Skole zivota sebeovladanf. Die
toho vypadla take jejich n.y.
nejS1 domluva.
ely isl doma," Pepo? To je
pfekvapen1."
"Je opravdu," usmal Sc Jo-
SET trpce. eco jsem Sc tebe V
Americe nahledal a ted Sc te-
prve zas donna shledavame."
"Tys mne Americe hle-
dial? Myslila jsem, re isl dav-
no ma svGj slib zapomnel a do
Ameriky ami nejel."
"Vzdyt isl mi V Chicago u
trhla knoflfk z blGzy, kdyz
jsem odj1zdel S plukem. Wis
tedy, re jsem V Americe byl."
"Tos byl tyr" zvolala S W.
razem udivenf. ga tebe ne
poznala v tom vojaku."
Gale ia tebe ano."
"Tys byl tedy v Chicagu?"
"Stale. Nekolik rok1."
"To je divine, re jsme Sc ne
nasli. My tam byli S tat1m ta-
Ike tax dlouho." Move stisknu-
II rukou: ALE konecne jsme
Sc pTece nasli."
"A ted zGstanes doma?"
"Z1stanu. Ale v Neslivech
ne. Dostanu Praze sluzbu u
americkeho konsulatu. Jsem
vyslouzilym americkym vojf-
mem a utrpel jsem 1raz pred
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

Josef vedel dost. Obratil Sc
k b%ratrovi: "Frantisku, p1jde-
me, abychom zastihli Wax. V
-devet vecer mus1me byti v ka-
sarnach ma Vinohradech. Mel
tie Sc dobre, pane starosto! Wy
take, PAM. Budte zdravi!"
Josef zaplatil nepatrnou L.
tratu, &C sousede branili, legio-
mari podali vsem ruku a vysli z
hospody.
"Co minis delati?" tazal Sc
Frantisek bratra, kdyz kraceli
k nadrazf.
ultra Sc to v Praze dozvfs''
odvetil Josef kratce.
Nasleduj1ciho dine objevil Sc
Josef sc svym bratrem v advo-
katnf kancelaTi jednoho z
pfednlch prazskych zastupc1.
Kdyz mu vypravoval cely osud
sveho otce, Tekl advokat:
"Rozhodne ma vas pan otec
pravo dedicke, kdyz vas ded
zemfel bez posledni vile a ne
%ustanovil mic jineho. Dosuc
plat1 u mas stare rakouske "a
kony, Poole nichz dedf man
zelka ctvrtinu a d6ti tfi ctvrti
ny. Kdyz tedy druha manzel
ka vaSeho deda mic do mlyns
neprinesla, nenalezf j vic ne;
ia ctvrtina majetku. Kdyz tie
dy vas pan otec ma diva nevla
stnl bratry, nalez1 mt ctvrtin;
a jeho vdane sestTe take ctvr
tina z tech tT1 ctvrtin majetku
Ale rozum1m tomu. Poz1sta
lost projednavala Sc "a valky
vas pan otec Sc jake dedic ne
pfihlasil a vdova pc vasem de
dow dala no prohlasiti "a ne
zvestneho."
"Da Sc tn n6co d6lati, pan
doktore?" tazal Sc Josef.
"Rozhodne," odv6til advC
kat. "Vas pan otec pTece z
valky nemel moznost pTihlas.
ii Sc O dedictvi, kdyz melo Re-
kousko valku Sc Spojenyn
Staty."
"Ujmete Sc teto zalezitosti?
"Jak 81 prejete?"
echo je k tomu zapotfeb1?
"Prozat1m muslin mfti plno
moe vaseho pana otce a jeh
rodny list. echo dale budu pc
trebovati, teprv uvidime."
lobe listing man," rekl j
sef, poloziv zadane ma psaC
{ still advokatdv. "Prejete 81 z;
lohu?"
"Je-li YAM mono, bylo b
mi to mile"
Josef polozil ma still tTi pal
rove dolary. "Stac1 to-"
Advokat sc usmal. Upln'
Dollar plat1 ted devadesat n;
!, SIGH korun."
Gale kdybyste jeSte neceh
> potTeboval, pane doktore, NJ
vim, jak to udelame. My b1
deme "a ctrnact dn1 demobil
!, sovani a vratime Sc domG."
:. "Budte bez starosti, par
/; Rehaku," Tekl advokat.
echo mi Dude treba, O to-
:, dorozumim sc S vaSim panel
otcem primo nebo prostredni
twin konsulatu. Name az S I
. merikou ~poStovnf spojenf."
: Pedal obema legionafGm RI
I ku a vyprovodil je z kancelai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

Rehakova byla nemalo pre-
kvapena, kdyz byla k soudu
volana v zalezitosti pozGstalo-
sti pc SVEN muzi. JeSte vice
byla prekvapena, kdyz Sc do
zvedela,z re Sc jeff nevlastn1 syn
domaha dedictvf pc SVEN otci.
Branila Sc vsemozne, i advo-
kata 81 vzala, ale mic to platne
nebylo, soud rozhodl We pros
pech JosefGv, bud ably Reha-
kova zakonny podil vyplatila
hotove, nebo re soud obnos Wy
padajfcl pro Josefa Rehaka
starslho vtelf ma mlyn. Ozna-
mila, re zaplati hotove a soud
vymeril podfl Poole odhadu
mlyna, jak byl proveden pfi
projednavani poZGstalosti a
urcil soucasne dedicky popla-
tex.
Donna povidala Rehakova
svym syn1m: "Aby ty diva A
merikany cert wal nebo ably
Sc utopili v tom mofi!"
Mic z toho Sc ~nestalo. Kdyz
Rehakova skladala penize u
advokata, ktery Josefa zastu-
poval, byil oba legionari uz
davno v Chicago a vypravova-
Ii svym rodicGm svoje zkuse-
nosti a zazitky z bojist, llcili
sve dojmy re sveho zajezdu do
a svoje zakroceni o de-
dictv1 " PraZe.
"Je tedy majetek mych
predk1 v cizfch rukou!" vzdy-
chi Josef a synovi rekl: "De-
kuji ii, Josefe, zachranil's z
neho alespon neco."
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Napsal BEDkICH MORAVEC.

tie: "No, Wis, uprfmne receno,
Josef 81 nejsp1se myslil, kdyz
Sc bez tive pomoci dovedl Cd
malicka protlouci mezi cizlmi
lidmi, re Sc dovede ozeniti ia
Ike bez tebe. Ty isl mu pred
Lefty take neTekl, re Sc hodlas
ozeniti."