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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

$5,000 annually thus excluding such officers as the mayor, corpora ton counsel, controller, health of ficer, superintendent of schools, fire and police superintendents
 Alderman Reiner, with pointed sarcasm, urged that 5000 employees check with workers making $28 per week to see how one can live with out such a bonus.
 Attacking the corporation coun- sel Maurice T. Healey, MT. Reiner said that he knew many local at torneyS who would do his work for less than $7,500 per year"
 MT. Bensen sought further re- duction in the city's tax rate de- claring that actually the taxpayers will receive nine per cent increase once the present revaluation survey is concluded and assessments are raised. He also attacked other pro- posed expenditures declaring that reductions could be effected which in turn would benefit the tax rate.
 Aldermanic Leader James M. Lynch arose and disputed many of MT. Bensens claims and added, mot one person in the city of 100000 appeared here tonight, to object to the proposed budget, despite publi- city given to the hearing. It is safe to presume that the public is satis- fied.'
 MT. Lynch paid tribute to the Finance Board, MT. Arnold Furlong, Budget Director and Neil F. Ma loney, city controller for their prep aration of the budget.
 MT. Lynch also pointed out that relative to payment for police uni forms there are but two other municipalities in Connecticut which equal the offer made by the Fin ance Board.
 All voted yes on the proposal of adoption Of the budget and tax rate, except, as stated, MT Reiner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

substantial natural resources" MT Marshall pointed out. Tt is large ly dependant on raw materials inn ported from other parts of the country or abroad. The principal assets on which the earlier Well-be- ing of New England were built were the inventive ingenuity which made it the center of production of machines and mechaniSns, tex tiles, shaped wood products, fine grades of paper, etc., and the skilled workers with the competency to maintain such high quality of man. ufactured products that they had preference even in competitive mar ketS.
 Because New England has a large proportion of it's industrial employment centered in small plants there is a tendency on the part of their arrangements to ap- plaud the research idea, and then to regret the impossibility of per- sonal application" MT. Marshall said. 'The conception has devel- oped that useful and profitable re- search is restricted to large labora- tories staffed with specialists"
 Other sections of the country, ac- cording to MT Marshall, have over come similar situation by organiz- ing research institutes for the pur- pose of providing research staff and facilities competent to under take specific research projects for enterprises unable, either because of their small size or the infreQuen- cy of their needs, to set up their own research departments.
 T do not suggest" he said, that there is the need for the organiza- tion of a New England Research Institute. Ye are fortunate in that New England has many scientific educational institutions and that with but few exceptions they are ready and willing to undertake sponsored research in the appro- priate scientific or engineering de- partments. Firms outside of New England already make use of these facilities, their teaching staffs and graduate students, but we neglect the opportunities, perhaps because they are so close to hand"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
YeI[ouv Cab Company Seeking More Space

Permission for additional parKins s,ace for three cabs was sought by the Yellow Cab Service Co. from the poIice board yesterday. hTe parking space requested is located at the nnrth side of West Main street, east of the entrance to the Elton. Edward F Grady, president of the cab com pany, explained the space was neeu- ed because of the acquisition O! sev- eral cabs by the company. The Ira1- fife committee of the board will con- sider the request.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

showed him rifle, Gene said, and Rothwell said the mother and French admitted to officers that Genes version was correct.
 It was well known in the hill country, Rothwell said, that French and Mrs. Westerman had been carrying on.'
 Gene gave RothweH this version of the killing:
 He said he went outdoors and called his father out to "see man who wanted to talk to him about job" Then, according to the boys story, he shot his father in the chest with a single shot 22 calibre rifle His father staggered into the house and, according to Rothwell, the son reloaded. followed his father and shot him through the temple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Medical Society Speakers Listed

Morris Fishbein, editor of The Journal of the American Medical as sociation, and Roger I. Lee, president of the American Medical Association, will be among speakers at tine din- ner meeting of the Connecticut State Medical Society, December 13 at 2 D. m. at the New Haven Lawn club,
 Members of the auxiliary are in- vited. It is expected that members of the Waterbury Medical aSsocia- ton and auxiliary will attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Teen-Agers Dance
 Sponsored by K. of C.

A Teen-Age dance. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, in CO., operation with the Mothers Club of SS. Peter and Paul Church will be held tomorrow night at 8:30 at the Anderson School gymnasium. Mrs. Albert Schiavone, chairman of the dance committee, will be in charge of arrangements, weather permitting. The Juvenile Minstrel Troop of Waterbury will be guest entertainers for the evening. A spec ial entertainment program has been planned and admission is ire. All friends and parents are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Theater Donated ToCon1munity Club

The West End Community Club will hold its annual Christmas party for children at the Tower theater, Saturday, December P. Youngsters from that section are invited to attend the performance which will begin at 10 o'clock. Gifts, candy, and entertainers will be features of the event.
 Paul Reed and Fred Roland will be masters of ceremonies. J. Roger Mahan, manager of the Tower theater, is in charge of the pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Building Permits

Building Inspector John T. Hartley has issued the following permits:
 Frank Hess, Blakeslee Company, 75 Field street, addition to cold storage vault, $500.
 Mike Stolfi, 294 Moran street. one car garage, $l, 900.
 Anthony Paduano, two-car ga- rage, 46 Mansfield avenue, $7OO.
 Waterbury Buckle Co.,, South Main street, demolish two build ingS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
U. 5. Time Corp. President Home

Joachim Lehmkuhl. president of the U. s. Time Corp, returned to Waterbury this week from England and Norway. The Waterbury indus trialist conferred with business leaders in both countries while there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Firen1er, Respond To eSerpice' Call

Bremen were called to the home of Mrs. Mary Dillon at 86 Ives street yesterday to effect entrance into the house The woman had locked herself out. Bremen from Engine Go. answered the call.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Board Qualities
 E'orfv Ne1u Voters

The Board of Selectmen made 40 new voters at a session in the AL dermanic Chambers at the city hall yesterday. Thirteen voters registered on the Democratic primary list and one on the Republican list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

It was once the common custom in parts of Siberia to brew intoXi- eating drinks from the poisonous mushrooms, "amanita muscarta." " The drinker always ended with a splitting headache, unless he slipped too much, in which case he died.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
DESERT RECOR D

More than 5000 names of eX- plorers. trappers, emigrants and others are carved on Independence ock. This great record of the des- ert" rises out of Sweetwater valley in Wyoming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
N. Y. INS. STOCKS

MARKET QUOTATIONS
 Furnished by EISELE & KING LIBAIRE
 STOUT & co. 6S Center St. - Phone 4-3lSl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Full Weather Report

Boston, Dec. 6-(UP)-Weathe forecast;
 MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTI- CIT and RHODE ISLAND-Rain tonight and Friday with rain he coming light and occasionally only drixzle on Friday. Not so cold to- night ns last night. Northeast winds 25 tO 35 miles per hour to- night ms last night. Northeast winds 25 to 35 miles per hour to- night and Friday. Gales along ex- posed places on the immediate coast.
 EastpOrt to Block Island Northeast storm wRrnings for winds mostly east and northeast 70 to 60 miles per hour tonight di- mlnlshinE somewhat during Friday from Block Island to Cape Ann for incrensing northeast winds becoming 40 t0 0O miles per hour late tonight nnd Friday from north of Cape Ann to EastpOrt. Rain and s0me fog with fair tO poor visibility tonight and Friday.
 DAILY ALMANAC
 Moon sets at 0tOO 2. m.
 Sun rises at ysO2 .. ni, sets at 4la4 ?. m.
 yehicies must be lighted thirty uakmueea after sunset
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
Hospital
 Bulletins

Miss Dolores Rossi, 4I, 2 maid at the WestOver School, was ad- mitted to Waterbury Hospital at II a. m. today after she sustained a fractured left leg in a fall on ice in the school yard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

Two Waterbury attorneys were reported to be in good condition today at local hospitals where they have been undergoing treat ment. City Court Prosecutor Fred erick w. PalOmba. has been a pa tient at St. Ma--- Hospital since Sunday. Atty. Edward MaScOlO has been a patient at Waterbury Hospital since November 27.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

Discharged after treatment at Waterbury Hospital for a frac- tured finger, Thomas SabOl, g, of RidgewOOd street, told auth critics that he sustained the in- jury in a hunting accident in Pennsylvania last Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
DAILY ALMANAC

Moon sets at 0tOO r. m. Sun rises at ysO2 .. m., sets at 4I2A D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06
LOCAL SECURITIES
 Furnished by HINCKS BROS. & CO, Inc. 36 Prospect St. = Phone 3-2183
 1:15 P. M. Prices

1915 F. M. Prices
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-06

vehicles must be lighted thiPty mAkmutea after sunset.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Redaktor a Administration
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
BeneS Eisenhowerovi.
Take vlada telegrafuje.

Londyn (CTK) = President
republiky DIR. Eduard Benes O.
deslal generalu Eisenhowerovi
tento telegram:
"Ceskoslovensky lid netrpeli-
We ocekava okamzik, kdy Dude
O%svobOzen z nemeckeho jha, a
vyslechl s hlubokym vzrusenim
zrpavu, re spojenecke oddly
pod Vasfm velenfm vstoupily
cd zapadu ma ceskoslovenske
1zemi. Tato zprava dala cele-
mu ceskoslovenskemu narodu
nadeji a radost, re jeho utrpenf
Dude rychle skonceno. Cesko-
slovensko Dude prvnfm spoje-
neckym staten, ktery Dude O.
svobozen spolecnym bojem ar
mad ma zapadnf front6 a ar
mad Sov6tskeho svazu, ktere
jsOu jiz ma osvobozen6 cast
Slovenska a bojujf n aMorave.
V okolf Berlina Sc spojenec-
Ike armady k sobe pribily v tyr
dych bitvach ma nepTatelske
pGde. Kez je Ceskosolvensko
pfatelskou pGdou, ma kter6 Sc
spojenecke narody setkaji. Do
vote mi. abych ujistil vojaky
pod Vasfm velenim hlubokou
vdecnost1 ceskoslovenskeho ma
rOda."
Ministersky pTedseda Zden6k
Fierlinger postal generalu Eli
senhowerovi telegram, We KITE
rem pravil:
"Vlada Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky vdecne vita oddly nase-
no velkeho zapadniho spojen-
&c, ktere tax skvele prispely k
spolecnemu vftezstvi a jichz Vi
tezny postup k ceskosloven-
skym hranic1m osvobodil tisfce
nasich nejlepsfch vlastencn z
nemeckych koncentracnich ia
bor1. Tyto oddly nynf vstupu-
j ma 1Zem1 Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. Sledujeme s napetim
Odvazne operace vrchnfho veil
telstv1 ma zapadnf fronte a We
f1me, re spojen1 sill nasich "a
padnlch spojencG S oddly Ru-
de armady, kter6 Sc vrhajf ma
ceste z Volgy ma Berlin, Dude
zaverecnOu ranou nacisticke
armada a nemeck6mu imperia-
lismu, ktery jiz nikdy nenapad-
ne svobodu evropskych naro-
d."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Petain Sc vratil do Francie
jake vezen.

Marsal Petain, hrdina Ver-
dunsky V prvn1 svetove valce a
nacelnik statu "a vlady We vi
chy, vratil Sc do sve vlasti jake
vezen.
Muz, ktery prejel z Nemec-
ka pres Svycarsko jake marsa-
lex Francie, hledi vstr1c zalobe
pro velezradu, ma niz je maxi
malnlm trestem smrt.
Petain Sc svou druzinou pre-
krocil Svycarske hranice a pTi-
Jel automobilem do Hipitaux-
Nefs, kde vstoupil ma zvlastnf
Wax, ktery jej dopravil do Pa
flze pod strait.
1t. general Josef Pierre Koe-
mig, velitel francouzskeho vni-
trozemskeho vojska, setkal Sc S
MINI. Petain podaval mt ruku,
ale Keenig jej ignoroval. Asi
30 voJak1, kteTf byli poslani z
Paflze, ably strezili Petaina, ne
vzdali cest, kdyz marsalek pre-
hranice. IS Petainem je
jeho zena a pobocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
z uradovny Narodniho Svazu
Ceskych KatolikEG.

Timto srdecne dekujeme "a
krasnou ozvenu ma nasi vyzvu
ohledne rGzencG pro nase voj1-
ny. TAX dalece nam bylo MOI
no rozeslati 1900 rdzenc1 ma
Sim ceskym kaplanGm ma takT-
ka vsechny valecne fronty. Jev1
sc dalsi velika nutnost rIzencG
tudiz snazne pros1me ably kaz-
dy kdo niue nejake rGzence o.
betovati, i kdyz jsou pretrhane,
ably je postal do ufadovny Ma
rodniho Svazu v {. 1896 West
18th St., Chicago : 8, ILL.,, kde
Dude postarano o jejich SPRAY
ku a zaslanl kaplanGm.
Pripomfname, re dine IA. kve-
tina zapocne Sedma Valecna
P1jcka a vybiz1me mas lid by
neochaboval kupovan1 BondG
die moznosti.
Znovu sc dozadujeme obno-
seneho Satstva - proslme ably
bylo este a zachovale. Deku-
jeme vsem tenn kteri jiz zasilku
poslali.
Vykonny Vybor Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych KatolikG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04

pis, We kterem opakuje sve roz-
hodnutl, re Dude pokracovati v
zahranicni politice pr~esidenta
Roosevelta a re splnf presiden-
tovy zavazky, pokud Sc tkne
zahranicn1 politiky.
Pred tim ruska delegace ut
kala Sc v ostrem sporu O pred
sednictvl conference, ale prija-
la kompromis, navrzeny zahra-
nicnlm ministrem Edenem, die
nehoz conference Dude mfti
ctyfi pfedsedy, z nichz kazdJ
Dude zastupcem jedne velmoci.
Ale tito pfedsedove predaji vse
chnu svou moe statn1mu sekre-
tart Stettiniusovi, ktery We sku-
tecnosti Dude predsedou obou
vyborG conference i plenarnich
schGzf.
Molotov pG6vodne trval ma tom,
ably v predsednictvf Sc strfdali
zastupci ctyT velkych velmocf.
Dal Sc vsak konecne pTemluvi-
ii, ably pfijal Eden1v kompro4
mis-, ktery uznava rovnost vsech
ctyf velmoc1, ale dava Stettini-
usovi vsechnu moe.
Byl zvolen 14-clenny vykon-
ny vybor, ma nemz je zastoupe-
no / CeSkOSlOVenSkO.
Ministr Masaryk byl zvolen
do Vykonneho vyboru konfe-
renee a v sobotu promluvil
pred konferenci, kdy pTednesl
stanovisko Ceskoslovenska v1ci
konferenci a jej1mu poslanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Brnenska msstska rada
zachranena z Buchenwaldu.

DR.. Bohumil Ecer, csl. dele
gat We spojenecke komisi pro
vysetren1 valecnych zlocinG a
namestek starosty Brna, nasel
v nacistickem taboTe v Buchen-
waldu sve dr1vejs1 kolegy a
pfatele, kter6 jiz pokladal "a
mrtve neb pc mich nebylo stopy
sest let. Byl mezi mimi brnen-
sky starosta a clenove mestske
rady S pTedn1mi narodnlmi a
politickymi predaky hlavniho
mesta Moray. V Buchenwal-
du je ma zivu ma 100 brnen-
skych obcanG. Mestska rada
brnenska konala nedavno svou
prvn1 schulz ma svobode, svola-
nou Drem. Ecerem, kdyz tam
radostna zprava, re Brno
osvobozeno Rusy.
V Buchenwaldu je ash $500
CechI a Slovak1, c~ekajiclch.
az budou poslani zpet do vlastl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
RAKOUSKO REPUBLIKOU.

20. dubna byla We Vidni wy
tvorena prozat1mni rakouska
vlada, ktere stojf v cele 75lety
DR.. Karl Renner, prvn1 kan
cler rakouske republiky pc sve-
tove valce a predseda jej1 dele
GAGE ma st. Germainskou miro
YOU konferenci. Renner je So
cialnf demokrat a vypracoval
prvni rakouskou republican
skou 1stavu.
Mezi ministry move vlady
jsou ctyri socialnl demokrati,
til komunisti, tTi clenove kres-
tansko-socialnf strany a til mi
nistri bez stranicke pT1slusnos-
ii. Vylouceni z noveho kabine-
tn jsou stoupenci nacismu, mo-
narchismu a r1znych domacfch
fasistickych hnutf jake "Heim-
wehr'' a "Vaterland Front"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
SAN FRANCISCO
President mluvil ma radiu ku k~onferen-
CT Spoienych narodi.

SAN FRANCISCO - Pod
massivnf klenbou War Memo
rial Opera House DELEGATE do
conference Spojenych narodd
rs. dubna vecer naslouchali slo
vim presidenta Trumana v IL
chem uvedomenf 81 nesmirne
povinnosti, jez spociva ma mich.
We vaznosti zahajovacich mi
nut jedne z nejvetsich mezina-
rodnich schulz historic, wy
hlfdky ma 1spech zdaly sc jas
ne - nebyti vaznych anglo
americkych neshod s Ruskem
ohledne move polske vlady, pro
nfz Rusko dvakrate ~pozadova-
10 zastoupen1 v radach Spoje-
nych narod1.
V imposantni kamenne budo-
We, jej1z vlajka byla v polou
zerdi ma poctu zesnuleho presi-
denta Roosevelta, znel HAS je-
no nastupce, jenz oslovil konfe-
renci ma radiovem rozhlase.
President Truman mluvil z
Bileho Domu, uvftav delegaty
a postaviv Sc primo "a ''schop-
nou delegaci" zastupujici Spo-
jene Staty, prohlasiv, re ma je-
no duveru a pOdpOru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Nejvyssi SOVIET uctiI pamatku
RooSevelta.

V moskevsk6m Kremlu Sc Sc
sci k historickemu zasedanf
Nejvyss1 SOVIET Svazu SOVIET
skych Socialistickych Republik
dobe, kdy Ruda armada
dObyva Berlina. Re vSech kon-
Gin SSSR Sc sjelo vice nez 1000
poslancG.
Ma pocatku prvnfho sezeni
byla vzdana pocta zemrelemu
presidentu F. D. Rooseveltovi.
Ma vyzvu pfedsedaj1cfho Niko-
laje M. svernika poslanci po-
vstali ma jednu minutu a tax u
ctili pamatku muze, O nemz
Svernik Tekl:
"~Sov6tsky lid je zarmoucen
mad velikou ztratou. President
Roosevelt byl velikym prftelem
Sov6tskeho Svazu cd pocatku
ustavenf normalnfch stykG az
do zapasu prot spolecnemu ne
pT1teli.
"Sovetsky lid Dude vzdy ctit
jeho pamatku = pamatku veil
keno bojovn1ka "a svobodu a
mezinarodnf bezpecnost. So
v6tsky lid je pTesvedcen, re vec
"a n1z Roosevelt dial sv6j zivot,
Dude vzkvetat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Soustrastne projevy presidenta
BeneSe.

President Benes zaslal dine
IL. dubna soustrastne telegra-
my PAM Rooseveltove a presi-
dentu Trumanovi. Telegramy.
geJlchz text dosel do New Yor-
Ku opozdene, znely takto:
PAM Rooseveltove: =
"Byl jsem hluboce dojat zpra-
YOU o nahle smrti presidenta
Rooevelta, jehoz jsem vzdy po-
VazoVal "a jednoho z nejvet-
slch statnlk1 vsech cast. Presi-
dent Roosevelt vedel, jak inspi-
rovat americky lid pro boi v
zaJmu narodd trpfcfch pod ne
meckym Jhem, pro praci "a ne
a por pomoc jim. Tyto narody
zachovaji We svych srdcfch
vdecnou a nehynoucf pamet t6-
TO Velke osobnosti. Prosfm. pfii-
mete projev me nejhlubsi SOU
strasti."
Presidentu Trumanovi:-
"Kratce ma to, kdy ceskoslo-
Vensky narod vyslechI S pohnu-
tim poselstvf, jez mne zaslal
president Roosevelt, kdyz Sc
ceskoslovenska vlada vratila
ma osvobozen6 1zemf, dosla mne
zprava o Jeho nahle smrti. Skla-
MIN Sc hluboce pred velkym
mrtvym. Smrtf p~residenta
Roosevelta utrp6ly nejen Spoie-
ne Staty, ale vsichni spojenci
nenahraditelnou ztratu a cel1
ceskoslovensky narod je. hlubo-
ce zarmoucen touto tezkou ra-
nou. Obrovsk6 dilo, jez presi-
dent Roosevelt vykonal Ia O.
svobozen1 podmanenych marc
du, Jeho mravni vliv ma vypra-
covanl smernic pro budoucf
mir, svobOdu a demokracii bu-
douclch generaci, znstane ma
vzdy historickym prispevkem
jeho mimoradne osobnosti a
tim take jeho velke zeme, Spo-
Jenych StatG severoamerickych,
k blahu celeho lidstva. Prime
tie, pros1m, pane p~residente,
projev nejhlubsf soustrasti &C.
lehO ceskoslovenskeho naroda
k 1mrt1 velkeho presidenta Spo
jenych StatG severoamerickych,
Franklina Delano Roosevelta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04

Klfcova nota, kterou dial kon-
ferenci, byla "spravedlonst."
MY drz1me mohutny man
dat cd naseho lidu," pravil pre-
sident. con veTf, re my splnf-
me sve zavazky. My musfme
zabraniti, zda-li lidska mysl.
srdce a nadeje mohou tomu "a
braniti, opakovanf pohromy, cd
niz cely svet Dude trpeti 20
mnoho rok1.
"Kdybychom dali pouze sluz-
bu RITZ temto povznasejicim j.
dealdm a pozdeji dopustili Sc
nasill ma proste spravedlnosti,
strhli bychom ma mas hnev ge-
neracf, jez pc mas prijdoul
"My nesmlme dale obetovati
vykvet naSi mladeze pouze a.
bychom zarazili Silence, kteff v
kazdem veku planuji domino
vanl sveta. Obeti nasl mladeze
dnes must vesti, skrze vase 1si-
Ii, k vybudovani mohutne kom-
binace narodG zalozene ma
spravedlnosti pro mir.
"Spravedlnost zGstava nei.
vetS1 mOci ma zemi.
"Jedine teto nesm1rne moe
my Sc podrOblme."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Ukrajina a Blla Rus budou miti HAS ma
konferenci ~Spojenych narodll.

Vjaceslav Molotov, rusky "a
hranicni komisar ,zvedl polskou
otazku ma schulz programove-
no vyboru conference, ale ne
podarilo Sc mu dosfci, ably Var
savska prozatfmn1 vlada byla
byla pozvana ma konferenci.
Vybor rozhodl, re polska O.
tazka je vecf, O ktere mali roz-
hodnouti tri velmoci. Nicmene
v plenarn1 schulz byla schvale-
ma r~esoluce, v nfz Sc projevuje
nadeje, re Polsko Dude s to Il
castniti Sc conference.
MolotovIGv navrh schvalen
bez debaty.
Molotov navrhl, ably Ukraji-
ma a B1la Rus byly pozvany "a
zakladaj1c1 cleny conference a
vybor schvalil navrh bez de-
baty.
V odpolednim zasedani kon-
ference bylo schvaleno rozhod-
mutt vyboru take bez debaty.
Celkem mono T1ci, re ma otaz-
ku zastoupenf Ukrajiny a Bile
Rust je pohlfzeno jake ma OBJ
dobny pr1pad Indie a Filipin,
ktere mali zastoupenf ma kon-
%ferenci, ackoli nejsou uplne sa-
mostatnymi zememi.
Kdyz rozhodnutf programme
veho vyboru bylo oznameno v
plenarnf schdzi, delegati ties
kali.
President Truman postal stat
nlmu sekretari Stettiniusovi do
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Cele nemecke vyslanectvi " Ii
sabone obSti plamenE.

Budova nemeckeho vyslanec-
tvi v Lisabone v Portugalsku
vyhorela do zakladu 25. dubna
casne z rama pTi pozaru, jehoz
puvod nemohl byti zjisten.
Depese z hlavnlho m6sta Por-
tugalska udavajf, re pozar Wy
pukl ma nejhorsfm poschodi,
kde byly ulozeny 1rednf archi-
Wy, a rozslTil Sc velice rychle
ma celou budovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Narodni a Mezinarodnf Tyden
Hubby.

Vice jak tficet let prvnf IT,
den v kvetnu je prohlasen pc
celych Spojenych Statech ely
dnem Narodnf a Mezinarodni
Hubby"
Ucelem tohoto tydne jest po-
sfliti dorozumenf Sc mezi r1z-
nymi rasami, v1rami a narody
"a pomoci hubby.
Krasny program Dude uspo-
radan v nedeli, 6. kv6tna v Ma
ryland Casualty Auditorium
pod zastitou Vyboru Baltimor-
skeho Narodniho Hudebnfho
Tydne. Zacatek We a hodiny
odpoledne. Vstup voln5!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Zastupci Francie a CSR
velvyslanci.

Paf1zske radio ohlasilo, re
prozatimnf vlady Francie a &C.
skoslovenska Sc rozhodly povy-
sit sva vyslanectvf ma velvysla-
nectvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-05-04
Pomnik pro Americany
" Bastogne.

Bruselsky rozhlas oznamil,
re mesto Bastogne postavi po-
mink ma pamatku Americana,
kteff b~ojovali a umreli pro Bel
gil. Bylo to v Bastogni, kde
doSlo k historicke obrane 1O1.
divise, ktera byla obkl1cena "a
ofensivy koncem ro-
ku 1914.