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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
j. ). Economic Policy
Appears 10 Hinge on
Unnamed Council
BY the Associated Press

The Job of shaping the Gov
ernment's economic policy ap-
pears destined today for ham
ding by a still unnamed three
man council. with President
Truman himself assuming big
ger role.
This prospect. pointed up by Of
ficials familiar with administration
planning, was termed logical de-
velopment" of Reconversion Direct
or John w. Snyder's nomination to
be Secretary of the Treasury.
In choosing Mr.. Snyder to succeed
Fred M. Vinson, who becomes Chief
Justice of the United States, Mr..
Truman said the Office of War Mo-
bilization and Reconversion headed
by Mr.. Snyder will be terminated
not Immediately but gradually.
officials who asked anonymity
said this pushes to the forefront of
economic planning the three-man
council recently set up by Congress
under bill to promote employment
and production. Appointments to
this council will be made by the
President, who told his news con-
ference yesterday he still has not
been able to find the right man to
head it up.
To the chairman will go a KEY
role in mapping economic strategy,
although he and the other council
members will serve only in an ad-
visory capacity to the President
and Congress.
Nominally, Mr.. Snyder's elevation
to the cabinet-and no appointment
of a uccessor-moved Sterilization
Director Chester Bowles into posi-
ton as to economic planner.
But the President, asked if Mr.
Bowles would take over Mr. Snyder's
role, said only that the sterilization
chief will continue in his present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

for which the bill carries an initiel
authorization Of 55,000,000
But the $82, 900, 900 Big Sandy Riv-
err (Kentucky, West Virginia and
Virginia) canalization proposal fell
before the economy drive. Repre-
sentative May, Democrat of Ken
lucky, pleaded fervently for approx
al of the project which the House
turned down by approving an
amendment by Representative Dom
dero, Republican, of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
Ty Cobb Seriously III
With Acute Bronchitis
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, June 7-Ty Cobb, the
former baseball star, was in a hos
pital here today for treatment of
what his physician described as
acute tracheal bronchitis.
Cobb, SO, became i'll at his hotel
last night.
DR.. Burt r. Shurly said Cobb's
condition was serious" but that
treatment should Fix him up" with
in few days.
After all. Ty is a pretty tough
customer and he's in excellent ply
steal condition. said DR.. Shurly.
an old friend of the former Detroit
Tiger star
Cobb. who lives In California, has
been in Detroit for the Automot1ve
Golden Jubilee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
MoreeII Is Nominated
For Four-Stur Admiral

Vice Admiral Ben Moreell, Gov
eminent operator of the Nation S
soft coal mines, was nominated to-
day by President Truman to be a
four star admiral
Admiral Moreell, who has active
charge of the mines under Interior
Secretary Krug. Is chief of the
Nays Materiel Division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
Admiral Hamlet Elected
Head Of sac Alumni

Rear Admiral Harry G. Hamlet,
U. s. c. g., retired, was elected
president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alumni Association of Washington
for the organizations coming fiscal
year, at a. meeting held in the
Army and Navy Club on Monday.
Other officers elected were Will
liam Becker. vice president; Joseph
A. Du Bots, secretary treasurer; Will
liam w. Arnold, Virgil 0. Bernard,
E. F. Bastable. Walter M. Bauman,
Carroll E. Cox. Ralph Given, jr.. j.
Bond Smith, Carl M. Walker and
Paul A. Walker, Board of Governors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
Billion Dollars Approved
For Harbors and Rivers
BY IN, Associated Press

A hefty l.vers and harbors bill
went to the Senate today with only
one scar from a House fight over
big projects.
The billion dollar authorization
passed the House late yesterday
minus only one major project de-
spite loud demands for drastic cur
tailment of Federal commitments
during the reconversion period.
Strong sentiment for elimination
of several multi-million dollar pro-
grams softened when the members
rejected proposals to kill the $ll6,-
100000 Tennessee Tombigbee wa
terway and the s500,O00,0O Arkan-
sas River basin navigation project
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
Col. Bradley Undereoes
Serious Operation
bY the A.soeinfAd Pas

LEXINGTON, KY, June Col
E. r. Bradley. 81, world-famous turf
sportsman. who underwent major
operation at st. Joseph's Hospital
here Wednesday, was reported to-
day as doing nicely"
Hospital attendants said Col
Bradley, whose horses have won four
Kentucky Derbies, spent a "restful
night" and that his condition wa.
improved slightly
DR.. Fred Rankin would not reveal
the nature of the operation.
Evening star., 1946-06-02

0NE of my most interestin sins is eavesdroppn'
~ You can't hardly avoid it in beanery unless you
are deaf Or anyway, that's the way forgive myself.
For instance just been treated to a pretty good
example of what goes on inside the heads of l6year
old gals.
Five or six of 'em come in gigglin' an set down at
the end of the counter From there they can keep
an eye on the door an in case any boys show up
they could do lghtnin' change from bein'
roughneck kids into modest an refined young
ladies.
OF course don't count. 1t amt that they have
figured out I'm dodo old enough to be their ances-
tor They sort of take part of the fixtures like
the juke box but less important.
They are as uncertain about their appetites they
are about their high heels = liable to collapse out
ward or inward at any minute. Havin' confused me
with three different orders an four changes of mind
apiece they start talkin' about people.
PEOPLE, the way they see EN-, fall into four kinds:
"Drab dopes' This includes all serious thinkers,
such as generals, statesmen. authors radio commen
tators parents an teachers an the rest of us that
insist on concernm' ourselves with the worries an
cares of this world when if we'd shut up everything
could be 50 erCITine!
Keen" or sharp These is mostly band leaders,
singers, move stars Wnen you are 10 an your mirror
tells you Greer Carson wouldn't have chance with
Van Johnson if he you first, we'll, guess you're
little impatient to get out among the keen" an
sharp" people.
"Drips": These are all the boys your own age or a
little older that haven't given you tumble or have
changed their minds an are payin attention to that
Utterly Hopeless Mary Brown or Susie Smith -
anyway. somebody else
''Nice kids: Which is just what it means All
those present an all the rest of the kind of kids
you an hope our kids admire an associate with
These young uns make me blush sometimes takin'
the way they do about the intimate facts O. life an
maxim jokes about subjects you would avoid. in my
day. at stag party But, by golly, they got good
morals an high ideals an lots of rosy hopes an if
you have any doubts about their character you are
- well, you are drab dope! -WAuH b0Rsh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-03

Der thirty-first with Justice of
the Peace Enrique Esquinaldo
performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Lazarovici has been a resi-
dent of this city for over three
years. She was recently granted
a divorce here on the grounds of
desertion from her former hus-
band, Erik Huneker, son of the
late eminent music critic, James
Gibbons Hdneker.
Mr.. Lazarovici received his BA
degree from Carnegie Tech, Pitts
burgh, and was born in that city.
He is civilian manager of the Of
ficers' Club at the Naval Air Sta
ton here, and both he and his
wife are active members of the
Key West Players. That very sue
cessful group has asked Mrs. Lag
arovici to direct their forthcom-
ing production, "Blithe Spirit" :,
by Noel Coward. Other excel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-03
PATRICIA REVIEWS FORMER SPONGE
BUYER, WHARF OPERATORS LIFE

w. J. II. TAYLOR was born on
Turks Island, West Indies, on the
18th OF December, 1853, and re-
ceived a little common-school ed
ucation on the island, though he
may well be lclassed as a self
made man, in every sense of the
word.
In 1871, when he was but eigh-
teen years Of age, he emigrated
10 Nassau, Bahama Islands, and
entered into his business life as a
clerk in a general merchandise
store, where he remained four
years, and in 1875 he immigrated
to Key West to accept a situation
as clerk Of John Jay Philbrick's
wharf, where he remained until
1884, gaining the confidence and
admiration Of all who knew him,
both for his affable and polished
manners, as well as for his close
attention to business and moral
habits.
In 1894 Mr.. Taylor leased one
of VIM. Curry's wharves, at the
foot Of Duval street.
In connection with his wharf
and commission business, Mr..
Taylor also conducted a large
sponge business, during which
time he bought an immense lot
of sponge, besides the large num-
Der of punches he received
through the different sponging
schooners he had an interest in.
In the early part of 1884, Mr..
Taylor was appointed Vice Con-
sui for Norway and Sweden, and
in March. 1887, he was also APP
pointed Vice-Consul for Great
Britain, which position he filled
with becoming dignity.
X X X
MRS. JAMES A. KEETON, SIG
Elizabeth street, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Ruth
Keeton, to Howard James Payne,
OF the United States Navy. MT.
Payne's home address is Clayton,
n. Y.
X X X
MRS. JOSEPH CONLAN and
daughter, Mrs. Marie Morrison,
Of White Stone, Long Island, New
York, ares guests of Mrs. Marie
Adams arg Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Higgs
MARRIAGE OF MRS. MAZDA
B. Huneksr and Joseph Lazaro-
vici took place quietly on Decem-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-03

lent productions given at the
Barn Theater on Duval street un-
der the same director have been
Arsenic and Old Lace, "Clau-
dia" and Kiss and Tell".
X X i
GIRL SCOUTS of Troop Four
will meet at st. PauFs Parish
Hall at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon for their annual election of
officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-03
LEVEL LAND AREA

MILWAUKEE.-A flood plain
is a level land area on a river
border, formed in times of in
undation by deposits of silt, sand
or gravel which have been erod-
ed and transported from higher
land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-03

MARRIAGE OF MRS. MAIDAsI
B. Huneksr and Joseph Lazaro-
vici took place quietly on Deem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
Element Gottwald O
Sokolstvu.

Praha (CTK) = V sokol-
sk6m Vestniku odpovfda pred
soda vlady Element Gottwald
M otazky sokolskych, V Gem
vidi 1kol sokolske myslenky a
sokolsk6 prace pTi budovanf
statu a jak hodnoti vyznam a
roslani jedenacteho sokolske-
no sletu. PTedseda vlady Cd
pov6d6l takto:
"Mysllm, re lie odpov6d6ti
starym sokolskym heslem Z:
Pare tuz, vlasti sluz! Chceme-
Ii budovat, potfebujeme zdat-
ne a zdrav6 budovatele. tn
in prvni Gkol Sokola. Nase mo
bilisace pracOvn1 must byt ]
mObilisac1 mravn1. Potrebuje-
me uv6dom6l6, vlastenecke a
nadsen6 budovatele. Tu lie dru-
ny hlavnf 1kol Sokola. Zvlast6
ral6hav6 je spln6ni tdchto Il
kolG mezi nasi mladezi, ktera
utrp6la valkou a "a okupace
fvsicky i mravn6. V otazce
siednoceni t6lovychovy zd1-
raznil predseda vlady Colt
wald. re lest velkym p~oslanim
Sokola, ably jake neivets1 vse-
r4rodnl organisace Sc stall "a
kladnou tohoto usilf."
O XI. sokolskem sletu rex
nTedseda vladv Gottwald to-
to: "Slet V r. 1888 byl velkoU
manifestaci jednotneho odhod
lanf celeho naroda k obran9
vIasti. XI. slet ma nemenSf W.
znam. Jeho poslan1 je. ably O.
pet celym svetem manifestoval
pevnou iednotu naseho marc
da, tentokrat We vystavb6 nasi
vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
DR.. Vladimir Clements ma ces.
ts do Spo;enych StatIG.

Praha (CTK) V ned6li,
3. Iistopadu odlet6l do Spoje-
n1ch StatG statnf tajemnik "a
hranicn1hO ministerstva dir.
Vladimir Clements. Ma let's
ii Sc $ MIN rozloucili americky
velvyslanec Steinhardt, rusky
vyslanec Grigorescu a britsky
charge d'affaires Schuck-
burgh. Ia ministerstvo zahra-
niGnf Sc s DIR. Clementisem roz-
louGili velvyslanec Heidrich,
presidialn1 SET DIR. Cerny a SET
protokolu DIR. Skalicky. Statni-
no tajemnfka Clementise do
provazf jeho manzelka a osob-
ri tajemnfk DIR. Ruppeldt. Pc
die zpravy Reuterovy tiskove
kancelaTe pTiletel DIR. Clemen-
It's do Londyna, odkud od.iede
lodi Queen Elizabeth do Spo-
jenych Statd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
DEN TICHA...
TX IL. LISTOPADU)
Frank j. Rosner:

Frank j. ROSner:
Ztichla vTava, vichTice Sc prehnala pres lany,
mnohy hoch mas krev procedil kdes ma daln6 strani =
Nikdy jz neuzf1 slunce, ptactvo Sveholci,
zev stepile panny jeho, sv6zf, rGzolfcf.
Bojoval "a krasnou vec "a rod zem svou drahou,
castokrate posv6cenou matek szi vlahou:
a dfIv by zvot svGj dial V Sane nez by vrah byl radil
v zemi te, ktera mu svatou, pro nfz vsechno vsadil.
Verne stall "a idealem, vedla V pred jej vira
zachovan mir cely svet, re pevn6 obestfra =
hnala jej a ]eho druhy pres vody 1skai,
byl pTesvedcen, re nikdy dost nebyli by dali.
Hodni jsou jich odkazu tt vecn6 hasteffcf?
neni who'd, re rub je jiny nez co je ma lfci,
nepokoj ten zmita mnohe uslujf stale
sv6t by stejn6 p~okracoval, a svafil Sc dale.
Ustanmez vsak ma chvilku a vzpomenme obetf,
v prospech lidstva co pTinesly vsude nase deti.
Jeste cas- strfzlive hledet jak do minulosti =
Poole nj pax upravit ST vchod do budoucnosti!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
Tezke letecke nestesti.

Limoges, Francie - Is ces-
stuj1cich a til muzi posadky
byli zabiti, kdyz Sc jedno fran
couzske dopravnf letadlo, KITE
re bylo ma ceste z PaTize do Ca
sablancy v severni Africe, zTl-
tito v horach bl1zko mesta Lii
moges.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08


pravymi hTbitovy nazyvali
jsme "a okupace nase vzdy
krasna kvetouc1 a viva mesta,
kan kdyz nevolala mas nejnut-
nejsi povinnost, nevkrocili
jsme nikdy, jelikoz v jedne pd-
Ii srdce boil, We druhe pax hnev
do nebe volaj1c1 zbranoval
nam vstup ma m1sto znesvece-
ne a poslapane botou nelidske
bestie. "PostGj poutnlce ma
tonic. m1ste a pomni, re svobo-
da naroda krv1 nejlepsich ces-
kych SYM vykoupena jest!"
TAX HASA pamatn1 deska We
chramu sv. Vita a verte draz1
pratele, byl by to dojemny
hrbitov z tech poulicnlch OIL
tarick1, kterymi ma prazskych
ulicfch oznacena jsou mfsta,
kde "a svobodu vlasti a nas1
padli prazsti bojovnfci. Pobo-
rene domy, odstranene sochy
nasich zaslouzilych velikanu,
nejvfce vsak prazska stare
mestska radnice, jeste dnes
mluvi k lidu O osudu jaky mel
stihnouti Prahu a S nj cely ces-
ky narod. Zvlast bolny je po-
hled ma staromestskou radnici,
srdce to prazskych dejin o Je-
i'm pamatnym orlojem, ktere
AS vse podlehne kumpaci, jeli-
koz nekolik ohorelych zdf ne
snese prazadnych oprav. Nasi
venkovsti dedeckove a babic-
ky kteri prijedou ma navstevu
do Prahy, pc dlouhou dobu ne
uvidi sv. apostoly S patronem
nasich zradcn znamym Jida-
Sem. ktere s jejich dGstojne
vyse smetla germanska kultu-
rara zrovna tax, jake "a opla-
tn sila civilisace a spravedlive-
no hnevu smetla S povrchu
zemskeho tuto ~germanskou
zhovadilost. Smutneho while
du jest dosud mfsto pred Will
sonovym hlavn1m nadraz1, kde
odstranena byla socha americ-
keno presidenta Woodrow Will
soma, ktera ovsem jak jinak a
nj nemGze byti, Dude nahraze-
ma novou. Ones jiz dlky b.
hui. lopata a pilne ceske ruce
odklidily jiz mnoho te german
ske prasiviny, jejlz zbytky Cd
XIII dosud, take &C zvolna,
prob1ra sc Praha z hroznycil
mrakot a pocfna Sc odfvati We
svGj dGstojny hav, ably opet
byla pychou vernych CechG, a
mohla zapolit o cest byti jed
MIN z nejkrasnejsich NEST sve-
ia. Ma zname Narodni tT1de
upoutala me informacn1 anne
ricka kancelaf, kan mohou sc
Americana obratiti o jakouko-
liv poradu v zajmu svych "a
lezitostf. Obchody, hlavne po-
travinove jsou jiz take dosti
zasobovany nejnutnejs1m zbo-
zim, poulicn1 elektricke drahy
ljezdi O tTech vozech, sit aut
propleta Sc ulicemi mesta, tax
re dopravnf straznfci jsou pine
zamestnani. A ma jakou po-
tesitelnou zpravu bych byl ma
lem zapomel! re totiz "a ne
kolik dnf mych toulek pc praz-
skych ulic1ch, pfi kterych by
stril jsem jak zrak tax i sluch
ma vsecky strany, neslysel
jsem jedineho = opakuji je-
dineho silvia nemeckeho. Ma
ne vzpomnel jsem 81 ma tn dav-
nou dobu, kdy mas nasi dedove
a tatfci varovali, re bez teto
"svetove" sc nikdy nikam ne
dostanem. A re tito nasi sta
rostlivi radcove NELL pravdu,
soudime die toho, re pfislusni-
eli teto hantyrky, vetsinou do
stall Sc daleko al ma sibenici.
A re Praha je a Dude rye ces-
kou, budeme hrdi ma toto veil
ce jiz proto, re jsme to prave
my, kterf zijem v teto historic
Ike dobe, jake nebylo v nasich
dejinach, coz zajiste potomci
nasi pine ocenf, a tax o nasl
Praze Dude platiti i nadale Lii
busino proroctv1, re slava JEFF
hvezd nebeskych Sc Dude do
tykati.
Mas novy zivot v move tez
republice pc vice jak rocnlm
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
Srdecn6 vsecky zname CITE
mare "Telegrafu' zdrav1
FRANK
Chynln,
posta Move Mitrovlce,
Czechoslovakia.
L manifestace %. rijna ma Va
clavskem namesti " Praze.

CAdNShCIH ndI1GSLl v HuAC'
Praha (CTK) President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes u
castnil Sc V pondel1, %. flJna
obrovske manifestace ma Va
clavskem namest1, Ike ktere Sc
V P%antheonu Musea shromaz-
dila csl. vlada, diplomaticky
sbor, delegace NejvysS1ho so
vetu "a sov6tskeho Ruska, "a
stupci Narodnfho shromazde-
nj, armady, dradd a vefejneho
zivota. S balkonu Musea "a
hail slavnost predseda 1stavo-
darneho Narodn1ho shromaz-
dGni Jozka David, pc mem pro-
mluvil pTedseda Sboru povere-
Mkt general Husak a konecne
predseda vlady Element Gott-
valid, ktery zddraznil vyznam
konc1c1ho Sc odsunu NemcG a
podpis zakona O dvouletem
hospodafskem planu presiden-
tenn Benesem. Gottwald zdG-
raznil, re splnenf dvouletky
znamena definitivne pTekonat
hospodarske dGsledky okupa-
&C..
President r~epubliky DIR. Ed
ward BeneS soustTedil svGj pro-
jew kolem these, re letosn1 %.
f1jen je oslavou dovrsen1 ma
rodneho o%svobozeni. Mezi il
nym prohlasil president Benes
toto:
"Odchazeji poslednf vlaky S
byvalymi nemeckymi obyvateli
statu. We shonu dennfho Two
ia nemohli jsme v6novat odsu-
nu te pozornosti, jake 81 zaslu-
hoval. Ones je k tomu pr1lezi-
tost. Chteli jsme loyaln6 do
pfat nemeckym spoluobcanGm
ably svobodne S Mani ~vytvafeli
podm1nky sfastneho zivota.
Byli jsme rozhodnuti svedomi-
te pint zavazky O ochran6
mensin a plnili jsme je. Nase
dobra vile skoncila Mnicho-
VEN a valkou. N6mecka men
sina vsemi prostredky, jez il
dodavalo sousedstv1 majestic
keno Nemecka, snazila Sc sta
tn skodit, jeho povest spinit a
pTipravovat jeho zahubu. Ne
j mesis spravedlive zasahla bez
:. zaSti, ale take bez l1tosti. Jen
s pocitem n~aplnovane sprave-
dlnosti sledovali jsme odsun
N6mcd. Dekujeme vsem, KIDD
projevili porozumenf a odsun
D umoznili. Ode dneska nejen
pc pravu, nybrz i We skutecno-
sti jsme staten narodn1m. Je
symbolickou shodou okolnost1,
re jsem dnes podepsal dvoule-
ty plan. Chceme dat stat do
poTadku pc letech suroveho
i hospodaTen1 okupantG. To je
smysl planu. Vypracovali jei
odborn1ci, kteTf zan prejimaji
zaruku. Kdyby Sc ukazaly O.
myly v pTedpokladech a pro-
. vadenf, nebyl by to 1spech sy-
st6mu planovanf. Nevefim, re
: by pracovni moralka naSich Ii
df byla spatna. Chci jen, ably
byla lepsf. Stat dial lidu move
5 pracovn1 podm1nky, nejvetsi
moznou 1cast ma rlzenf veTej-
nych v6c1. Lid nyni must doka-
Eat, jak 81 cent republiky."
Pc te Glen cinohry Narodn1-
: no divadla Vaclav Vydra pre-
: Getl slib ma dvouletku a posi-.
. A. Zapotocky imenem Ustfedi
, revolucn1ch odborG sllbil pre-
: sidentovi, re dvouletka Dude
splnena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
Velky pozar v Trnkovych
mlynech " Praze.

Praha (CTK) = V Praze
vypukl pozar v Trnkovych My
mech. Byla zpGsobena n6koli-
kamilionova skoda. Pozar O.
hrozil i cenne historicke bu-
dovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08

osvobozen1, poc1na Sc uklidno-
vati We vSech smerech. | vyzi-
vovac1 situace sc poznenahla
lepsl d1ky naSi ceske pracovi-
tosti a hlavne uchazejici dro-
de, ktera jak jednou jsem jiz
uvedl, zdala Sc byti katastro-
faint, nasledkem velkych We
der letos trvajfcich. A kdyz
jsem videl sv1j skl1pek napl-
neny zemaky, rekl jsem 81 v
duchu, jake kazdorocne pc pc
kne 1rode rfkavam: "Zaplat
Pan B6h, je pc hladu." Co
nam schazf je zbozi kolonialni
z ciziny, pres more k nam do
vazene jake kofenf, rye a
pod. Castecne tez latky a O.
buv. A echo Sc nam urodf mad
bytek, jake ku pr1kladu cukru
nebo chmele, techto plodin a
vyrobkd musime pouz1vati ia
ko platidel Ia nejnutnejsf zbo-
Il z ciziny, jelikoz evropska
penezn1 hladina nen1 dosud u
stalena. Doufame vsak, re S
pomoc1 nasf ceske pracovitosti
a rozvahy zmGzeme i tento ne
dostatek, jake zmohli jsme pre-
kazky jine. re Amerika ma
nejvets1 podll ma nasem vyzi-
vovan1 jest v6c1 vice nez samo-
zrejmou, a o ktere Sc opetne
zminovati nenf jiz ami zapo-
tfeb1. Nase ceske rameno
spravedlnosti, jak Tikavali jsme
"a nebozky stare Austrie nasi
ceske justici, porada pc cely
rok ne1navne hony ma german
ske zlocince a jejich pomocn6
"ceske" pacholky, ktere vsak
namnoze soud1me tax m1rne,
re to vzbuzuje nevoli mezi ma
Sim lidem, ktery veTejnymi
projevy zada krutejsf frosty,
jez by odpov1daly zv6rstvdm,
pachanych pc tolik let ma ma
Sem zcela nevinnem lidu. Pc
zasluze, frosty nejvyssl patri
nasim nejcernejsfm zradnym
vyvrhelGm z ceske krve, kteTi
V nejbolestnejs1ch chvllich ma
seho naroda udavali nase lid
"a nekolik n%epatrnych mincf,
kterezto obete stihl pax trest
hrozneho mucenl a smrti. A
ma tyto umucene, jakoz i po-
zGstale pc Mich vlada a lid mas
nezapom1na. Ma mrtve cest-
nymi vzpom1nkami, ma poz1-
stale patTicnym zaopatrenim.
z naSi klidne cesty "a svou
praci a skyvou chleba, trochu
mas z nenadani jaksi vyrusilo
vladnf naT1zen1 O dvouletem
planu ma obnovu nasf repu-
bliky.
To znamena, re pc diva roxy
musfme vsichni re vsech svych
sill priciniti Sc svou praci a
'vS1m moznym, by "a diva roxy
nase republika stala ma tom sa-
mem stupni, jake pred valkou.
Lidove a spravne pc cesky die
nasich zvykd, celkova situace
V kostce dala by Sc vyjadTiti
slovy: Wy mate pekn6 zvelebe-
nou zahradku, z ktere mate
velikou radost, tes1c Sc ma plo-
dy sve prace ale CHI prasata
VAN il rozrypaj1, 1rodu seze-
rou a ostatn1 vSe znic1. Yam
pax neschaz1 mic, nez bez Ia
mentace il hezky brzy obnovi-
ii, ably YAM CO nejdr1ve nesla
opet uzitek.
Toto jest kratka napodobe-
nina te zm1nene nasf dvoulet-
ky u mas zde donna, O ktere Sc
zminuji siTeji. A re vystave-
ii "a pouhe 2 roxy to, CO suro-
vec bofil 7 rokG Dude orisek
dosti tvrdy, netreba podotyka-
tt. Ku prikladu, poslat vsec-
ky nemce a jejich asiatske
spfezence madarske do jejich
krasnych vlastf, dale opustene
tyto kraje nahraditi Ease ma
Sim obyvatelstvem aniz by
vsak Ease odchodem techto
~neutrpely kraje nase %vnitTn1,
to jsou problemy k resent ne
zrovna snadne, pro ktere ably
Sc nasel novodoby Salomoun.
Zkratka, tento dvoulety obno-
ivovac1 plan Dude mobilisacf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
20 sudetskych NemcI zabito
pri zeleznicn1m neStest1.

Praha (CTK) = Poole zpra
wv Ceskoslovenske tiskove kan
celafe bylo pTi zeleznicnim ne
stest1 v Halle zabito 28 osob z
posledniho transportu odsuno-
vanych NemcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
Ministr Lausman v Rumunsku.

Praha (CTK) = Ministr pr1G-
myslu Bob. Lausman pTistal v
Aradu v Rumunsku, kde no u
vital rumunsky ministr sprave-
dlnosti Patrascanu. Ministr
Lausman pc tie odjel do Buku-
reSti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08
Cisty zisk csl. znarodneneho
chemickeho prGGmyslu 44O
milionHE korun.
'raha (CTK)

Praha (CTK) = Ministr
prnmyslu Bohumil Lausman
nrohlasil ma sch1zi We Svoia-
move. re cisty zisk narodnlch
nodnikd c~hemickych Dude pc
zaplacenf vyd6lkov6 dane asi
44O milionn Kcs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-08

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