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Evening star., 1947-10-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2nd COMMERCIAL, 1900, SO; IT. Of space
and freight elevators; ideal for combina-
ton Of ofices and workroom, light manu-
featuring, etc; immediate oecMpansy. Ap-
CO, I415 K ST. NV, ME. 5400. 81
Sa6 INDIANA AVE: N;W.-3::story and
frontage on 2 streets; elevator; oil heat
Apply leasing dept, LEO N BERNSTEIN RN
$500 FT. end COMMERCIAL, close TO
downtown: rent S75 per mo, THos. P.
BR0WN 4 SONS GaSMEaSiAi SlS 4sh st swi ioc,tion
approximately $500 50. it. containing Of
fee, display and storage space. AID. 4193.
I72s-17e5 WISCONSIN AVE. NV
story and bsmt. bldg, parking space in
rear for several cars; 1st f., store ideal tor
display or sales rm.; 2nd f., contains 4
excel. rms. for ONCE purposes; full dry
bsmt Rent for entire bldg. $255 per mo:
on excel. lease to responsible tenant. Call
Mr.. Gerber, LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
70 AID 1900 I'll
Evening star., 1947-10-31
MONEY WANTED.

LONGTIME LOANS, the bigger the better;
AZ interest; on acreage with good build
ings, improved land suburban acreage,
4htc interest Phone Herndon 3s. BUELL.
IL
$4,000 for SI2,50O 1st trust, secured By
new 4-bedroom, 2-bath home; 4E G, ID
years. Mr.. ADAMS, OIL. 2442. q
GARAGES WANTED.
be waterproof. Phone Mr.. PIERCE. Ma.
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LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

) 8 LOTS for fine det. residences in
n. W. section, Box 101-K, Star. -
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

SMALL DOWNTOWN ONCE or business
property; right price; terms, lease main
floor. rm. elec:: at station, 40 mi. NV
Of D. O.; ideal shop, store. etc, or rent;
3617 14th, GE. 6146.
VALUABLE, close in Arlington gro1nd
near Pentagon Bldg; will exchange
Evening star., 1947-10-31
APARTMENr GROUND FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Approx. acres, con-
venient to shopping, bus and schools reas-
onably priced JUDSON REAMY. Agent,
CHI. OS00; open ewes. till pm. -31
Evening star., 1947-10-31

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
Maryland AGarT small or 'h large a screase long or
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. ONCE, UN. 2525; res, EN-. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

We also offer you a large selection d
used trailers at price that will At ans
pocketbook. Our simple finance plan will
enable you to save many dollars. Oper
daily and Sun, o am. to 9 pm. AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wisconsin
ave Phone WO 323l
Evening star., 1947-10-31

church, Va, on hard State road: small
cash payment: Name your terms. COFFEY
REALTY, Falls Church, Va, dial AK.
3632 or FA. 2990,W ~ -
in Ts1S.d nssrpy Go Ys s
wooded homesites within 15 min OF down
town Wash, overlooking the golf course
of the Washington Golf and Country
Club and near the extension of Mt. Yer
non blvd. on transportation to the city;
ranging in size from 7. @ acre to Y acre
these rolling sites, wooded with towering
rambling type home There are now so
better-type, individually designed homes
450-ft. elevation, all city conveniences,
such as Soft. streets, water. sewer, curb
and sidewalks guarantse: We will assist St
your home; price from So, 800 UP, rea-
sonable terms. Representative on prop
erty Sat and Sun. afternoons. To reach:
Out Lee hwy. to Cherrydale bellevue
Forest sign), turn right on Military rd.
and continue to our field ONCE, or cross
Military I'd to 9gr fed Maa0n 1es opposite
CO, 2s40 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
CHI. 3S3S: eyes, and Sun, CHI. 7096. 2
WITH SEWER AND WATER IN, Virginia
Highlands; cor. 50x120, S1,S5o.
Near Wilson blvd and No. Jefferson, two
on No: Ditmar I'd, nr. Glebe rd. two
wsseove1, Sc Wa1h loosiTS hS' se os0s I'd and
RUpacIILE RuiSssti REALTY Co. 111s No
Hudson St. Arlington, Va OK. 4161;
Evening star., 1947-11-19

population would be considered
criminals and be imprisoned at some
time between adolescence and old
age"
But he said this statement would
not be true of the Americans whole
lifetime. 1t would be a phase at one
time. rather than habitual, so that
at any given time half of the men
would not be subjects for jail.
This study started nine years ago,
and to date covers 10000 persons,
male and female, and will ultimately
be carried to 100000. The $4,000
ranged from coast to coast and
North to South. They included col
lege professors, clergymen, psychi-
artists, physicians, mechanics,
clerks, all degrees of education, plus
those who cannot read or write.
They included all religious groups
and those not active in churches.
They are considered accurate with
in 3 to 5 per cent by the authors.
The work is done by DR.. Kinsey,
professor of zoology; Wardell B.
Pomeroy and Clyde E. Martin, re-
search associates and staff. It has
been supported by Indiana Univer-
sity, the medical division of the Ma
tional Research Council and medical
division of the Rockefeller Founda-
tim
Evening star., 1947-11-19
Study Finds 5O% Men
In U. 5. Guilty Of Sex
0ffenses in Lifetime
By Howard w. BIokesIee

SsSocioieo ffsSS SSieheS GO1of
NEW YORK, Nov. ia study o1
sex facts about white, American
males, from small childhood to old
age. showing that more than half OF
them could go to jail as sex offend
ers at some time in their lives, was
released to the press yesterday al
Indiana University.
The study shows a great differ
ence between what men are sup
posed to be doing under moral codes
and American male practices.
ut is correct to say" declared DR.
Alfred G. Kinsey, head of the study
in clarifying the jail rating, that
if American sex codes and laws were
enforced, more than half the male
Evening star., 1947-11-19

| secretary; Vernis Absher, first vics
president and Federation delegate;
Thomas e. Miller, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Thelma Avery, treasurer
and William B. Castonguay ano
Orren Davy, also delegates to the
Southeast Council.
Sergt. John F. Ryan Of the Metro
politan Police Department called or
the citizens for cooperation in laH
enforcement.
The meeting was held at the
Bryan School, Thirteenth and 3
streets Sc.
Evening star., 1947-11-19

free them. Meteorologist Clarence
o. Fiske forecasts even worse
weather ahead. The temperature is
now zero and the barometer Is fall
ing.
So far the blizzard conditions
have prevented us from making our
projected flight to the Filchner ice
+shelf.
Evening star., 1947-11-19
Blizzard Buries Tents
AT Rome Party Base
By Comdr. Finn Rome
North An,erieon Newspaper Alliance

RONNE ANTARCTIC BASE
Cape Keeler, Weddell Sea Coast
Nov. is (Delayed) "A sweeping bliz-
zard has closed In Our small camp
here during the last five days. For
two days our tents have been buried
beneath six feet of snow. The eight
men in our group have been able
to keep In contact with each other
only by burrowing tunnels through
the snow between tents.
Today the wind velocity reached
68 miles an hour and heavy drifts
have covered our planes. It will re-
quire a gigantic shoveling job to
Evening star., 1947-11-19
Trinidad Boys Club
Plans $4,000 Fund Drive

The executive board Of the Trim
idad Boys Club plans to open a
drive on November "a to raise funds
to cover operating expenses for the
coming year. The goal Is $1,000.
Fred e. Nalley, jr., executive d.
rector OF the club, said the air show
on November had raised half the
$4,000 needed expense money.
Evening star., 1947-11-19
F. {. Scrivener Reflected
By Southeast Citizens

Frank e. Scrivener last night was
reelected to q third term as presi-
dent of the Southeast Citizens As
sociation. He also was reelected
as delegate to the Federation Of
Citizens and the Southeast Council.
Other officers chosen were e. L.
Wander Miller, for a second term as
The Valley settler., 1947-01-30

' :. FER FED DERLL
 B U I L D Y G :. federal building ct 7a1raor hes boon listed ~ith other eligible construction b. tho ost offico Doport2ont end the Fedora |7rkc ,-1oncy ond ri1l 5e consiGerod rhen- o9cr nov oublic building program is authorized by ConCro ss, cccor ling to tn- f2r1otion recently given Do1osat 32rt1ot- follo"inG representations :lo2o for such 2 project.
 It ia understood tn, building it T2lnor ~3u1G o1.broco 460O squ2ro foot of floor so2co for Govcrrrr nt oconcios ond :7>uld q so include sDcco and Facilities for 2
The Valley settler., 1947-01-30
N 2 ' s E R I ' F S

0 = o NET s BRIEFS Dell bort ndorson, uh2 hos boen rlono o.3or Of the Trading Post 3inco tho ros4gnat ion of Mir. H,bor2on nl.oot 9 yoer cgo, has tondor- od his rosiGration' to the NcnoGor ono B2ord of Directors. Eo will bo Lowing the 6rp1oy Of tho Co-oo es of January 31, 19A7.
 ,r. Anderson hes been orp10yod in tho TrcdinG Iost in tho capacity of butchor before bocor3iDg ..2cr2ecr, for the past yoors. Ho has not revealed just what othor york he has 1inod up, but did a~y thet ho had other employment in mind. lr. Noi1l ,of the Noill 8c Clark Accountiu o.-d Auditing Tirn, returned to Juneau last rook after coGo1otjng his annual audit of tho books Of tho N.V.F.C.A.
The Valley settler., 1947-01-30
NINn1 TIT NO. 8, ARTICLE VIII, Section
 DIRECTORS md OFFICERS

!!na9d--2nt. Nc. g That no member s'a11 be oligi61o to become or rom2in Q ms Der of tho Boordt of Directors who is bc2rd member or officih1 of cny other organ izo- ion having direct pr indirect Business roltGi7ns with tho hctcrusko Valley Farm. ars Coosorct inG -.s soci iQtion.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Temple Keen as 6. ".
0ufqoIfs Terrors

Paul Temple, the only nonloca]
golfer on George Washington Uni
versity's six-man team, played in
the No. 5 spot as the Colonials
opened with a 90 victory over
Western Maryland yesterday at
Kenwood but his score tied for low
and he may work into the captaincy
before the season is over.
Temples qualifying rounds were
not indicative of his best game,
as he was unbeaten In Indiana high
school golf and was medalist In the
State Amateur several years ago
His proudest achievement is that
he beat Ralph Guldahl several years
ago, when Guldahl was tops, In an
exhibition match.
The other G. w. regulars, Bill
Griffin of Prince Georges, Dave
Workman Of Woodmont, Jay Wolf
and Doug Jackson Of Indian Spring
and Don Murphy Of Rock Creek, all
won and only two matches went
past the 18th green. Griffin, Wort
man and Temple had 76 and every
body broke 80.
Griffin def. BRIGHT, s and q Jackson
Ssa .b,aS36S jacobson ana aad 8; best oa' George
woman def: Holloway, z up; Wolf
def. Sibiski. and 3; best ball. George
washington. Wa s and 1.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Field Trial Entry LIST
Closes Tomorrow

Entries for the 26th annual spring
trials Of the National Capital Field
Trial Club close tomorrow. Pairings
will be made at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at the clubhouse near Be-
thesda.
The trials win be run Friday and
Saturday, starting at 8 am. both
days, at the Burhartford Farm near
Poolesyille. Md. Judges are DR.. E. e.
Huffer of Herndon, Va, Dave Thom-
son of Washington and r. D. Roane
Of Annapolis.
There will be three events, with
the feature the shooting dog stake
that carries the Thomas B. Baldwin
Memorial Trophy. Others are the
puppy stake and the all-age stake.
Entries may be filed with George
L. Evans, club secretary, at 422
Shepherd street NV, Taylor 63o3.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
May Appear
Before Dodger Fans
First Time Today
~ The Associated Press

BROOKLYN, April 9.-Brooklyn|
fans may get their first glimpse Of
Jackie Robinson, the Negro sensa-
ton, in action today as the Dodgers
begin two-game series with their
Montreal farmhands at EbbettsI
Field.
It is believed that this two-game
set, more than any thing else, win
determine whether the former UCLA
all-around athlete viii open the
championship National League cam
|paign wearing Dodger uniform or
remain with the Royals.
President Branch hickey and
Manager Leo Durocher OF the
Dodgers remain mum on the matter,
but it is virtually certain that the
answer to one Of the most important
questions of the spring training
period will be answered before the
regular season gets under way
Tuesday.
Batting Close to 400.
Thus far the play Of the California
flash who led the International
League In batting last year has been
brilliant. Called on to play strange
position at first base in addition to
his regular berth at second, Robby
has exceeded the best wishes Of his
admirers. Against Dodger pitching
he batted close to 400. In the field
he has handled himself expertly,
causing more than one expert to
remark that he was the best first
baseman in the camp Of either the
Dodgers or the Royals.
Scribes covering the Dodgers be-
lieve Robinson viii be brought up
within the next few days and may
open the season as the regular first
baseman. They point out the Negro
star has no chance to oust Veteran
Eddie Stanky at second base or dis
lodge the brilliant Pee Wee Reese
at shortstop. They reason that
Hickey by requesting Montreal Man.
ager Clay Hopper to use Robinson
at first base, where the Dodgers are
comparatively weak, tipped his hand.
Second in History.
II Robby is brought up, he will
join Moses Fleetwood Walker as the
only Negroes ever to play in the
major leagues. Walker. who like
Robinson, was a college graduate,
played with Toledo In the American
Association in 1884. He joined the
Ohioans after graduating from the
University of MICHIGAN.
The American Association at the
time was a rival of the National
League just as the American League
is today. Walker, a catcher, re-
manned only one year in the majors
as Toledo lost its franchise after the
'84 season and dropped out of the
league.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Sacred Heurt After Comes

Sacred Heart unlimited baseball
team wants to book exhibition
games. Write Ridenour at 1927 Hiatt
place NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
ARMED Slylllie Assault |!
Head Nominations
For Dixie Cap
By No Assoeinisd Prsss

BALTIMORE, April s.-Armed,
EStymie and Assault competing
for the honor Of unseating Whirl-
away as tIrfdofnss top purse grabber
head q list Of IS handicap horses
nominated today by the Maryland
Jockey Club for the $30. 900 Dixie
Handicap May 9 at Pimlico.
with this trio of aces pounding
after Whrlaway's total earnings
record Of 1851, ,161, the mile and
three -sixteenths classic looms as one
lot the outstanding events Of Mary
lands 48-day spring season.
Last fall, Assault and Styn1ie DOM
mated the Dixie, finishing first and
second IN that order. Armed was
not an entry.
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Stynie cur
rently leads the chase after the
money-making title with q total Of
SSH, ,285. The other two contenders
are deadlocked at $482 IT'S.
King Rancl1's Assault, triple crown
victor, did not race during the win-
ter. Armed, the Calumet Farm
fash, drew abreast Of Assault In
total earnings by galloping OF with
the McLennan, Widener and Gulf
stream Handicaps In Florida.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

the distinction of being na1e o. tue
tallest pin Founders In captivity 6
ven S being 4 pretty good player.
win meet Carl Earn ID the second
singles. Lyttleton-R Rogers IS former
Irish Davis Cup team player and Is
credited with being able to coger
more ground. By virtue o. his enor-
nous reach, than most modern play
ers. %
Earn. an ex-Navy cook, IS reported
to have one Of the most unortho1ox
styles IN tennis. he gave Don bulge
q lengthy workout before succumb-
ing In the national pro champion
ships last year at Forest Hills.
Kovacs and Riggs. Of course. need
no introduction to racket fans. Both
have appeared here before. Riggs
holds both indoor and outdoor pro
titles.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
By MerreII Whittiesey

A thumbnan. report Of . jaunt
to the District area clubs IN
Virginia:
WASHINGTON G&CC: Jim
Gardner, q new member Of the
club from Chicago, has to wait
until the foursome ahead clears
the green on the 3O5-yard first
tee before he hits, according to
the men in the pro shop who
claim Gardner IS among the top
hitters in town.
Last Sunday Gardner parked .
tee shot on the green. which sits
on top Of a hill about on q level
with the tee. He doesn't stop at
distance, but has all the shots
and has promised to play some
tournament golf this summer.
Some of the members are clamor-
ing for q driving contest match
ing Gardner, Charles Reynolds
and Bill McCabe.
r. L. Hutchison, chairman OF
the Greens Committee, may have
the honor OF starting the pump
to put Washington's much
discussed fairway watering sys-
tenn in operation, now that they
have the pump. The system was
complete. minus pump, this time
last year and now all they need
is a dry spell.
Brick Wood, Washington's
starter and matchmaker, plans
an innovation for his driving
range. Brick is installing a sand
trap and will supply wedges.
'That's the part Of a game q
golfer practices the least and
needs the most so I'm going to
give them a chance" he said.
BELLE HAVEN: Par will be
changed on the first and eighth
holes Of the nine-hole Alexandria
course this year, but the total for
each nine will remain at So and
u for the Is. At present the first
hole Is played as par 4 the first
time around and par S the
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Caps
Continued From Page A-190


through with IA Of his 20 points In
the third quarter to ice the game
for Chicago.
Two baskets by Long John Mahn-
ken helped the Caps into an early
8-4 lead, but Chicago rallied to carry
a 1912 margin into the second
period. The Caps hung On, how
ever, and Bob Feerick and Fred
Scolari scored late in the second
period to cut into the margin as
Chicago led, 1921, at halftime. Irv
Torgof scored from the floor as the
second half opened to give Wash
ington 1892 margin that lasted
less than a minute. Chuck Halbert
netted free throw, and then Carl
son came through with the first Of
his seven baskets that rocked
Washington right out of the game.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
NewLong-H Hitting 2. c. Golfer
Pounds Ball Over 800 Yards

second, with the eighth hole
reversed.
A new green win Be put into
play on the frst hole, stretching
the distance to more than 500
yards, and the hole viii be played
as . par both times around.
The upper tee win be eliminated
on the eighth and the hole win
be 4 par 4 as the eighth and
nth. The course has nine green's
but IS tees.
ARMY-NAVY: Edward Becker,
q stock broker who confined his.
outdoor sports to tennis until last
year, reported q SO on the front
nine yesterday, two over par. and
Pro Allan Burton challenges any
body to match that.
Becker never had q club In his
hand until last year but Burton
put him In some fast company
yesterday to see how he would 40.
He did all right.
Y i 4 = = .
FAIRFAX: The new nine holes
at Fairfax will be ready to play
by May 80, barring bad weather,
In the opinion Of Greenkeeper
Bill Glover. The course Is COM
plete with the exception Of sand
In the traps and has shown q
great Improvement In the last
few days.
Owner John 8. Connolly, now
New York resident, Is reported
eager to stage a tournament,
open only to regulars Of the
public course, soon after the
opening. The club win be open
to more outside events after the
new nine is opened.
VIRGINIA HILLS: Due to q
failure to obtain certain mechan-
ical equipment, despite what
Owner w. M. Orr calls q Nation
wide search" the Fairfax realty
dealer has delayed the construc-
ton of permanent green's on his
proposed golf course and prob
ably viii not open until next year.
Orr plans to keep the fairways
moved this season but the course
will not be open to play to tenn
porary green's, according to Orr.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Mount Vernon Winner

Mount Vernon High Schools base
bah team won It's third straight
game yesterday, beating Manassas
High. 15-8. at Manassas.
Mount Vernon - OO4 ia 6-16 II 8
Manassas 600 206 o. s 4
Batteries ahiplett, Dwyer, puvall.
Catheys and Miller: Harris, Blake Utter
hack and Ro9eherry.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Riiggs-IZ Zoyocs Match to Head
Net Exhibition Here Friday

Two singles and one doubles
match will make upsthe program for
Friday nights professional tennis
exhibition ct Uline Arena, with
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Zdenek Fierlinger o mezina-
rodnim postavenf
Ceskoslovenska.

Praha (CTK) - Namestek
precisely vlady Zdenek Fer
llnger promluvil vsobo tn, 81.
kvetna ma sch1zi csl. socialni
demokracie v Rakovnfku O me-
jzlnarodn1m postavenf Ceskoslo
venska. Rekl m. j.: Chceme
%odstranit vsechny vady a ne
dostatky nasi move soustavy a
postavit il zcela do sluzeb lidu.
V tonic duchu budeme vzdy
take pro jednotu vsech demo-
kratickych sill We state a pro
nutnou jednotu pracujfcfho IL
du NEST i venkova. Neisme
spokojeni S tim, co bylo dosud
vykonano. zadali jsme We Via
de v parlamente, ably byly CO
nejdrlve upraveny znovu nej-
nizsi mzdy a platy a zejmena
pense nasich obcanG. Jsme Ia
Ike pro spolupraci vsech pocti-
vych socialistickych prvkd ce-
leho sveta a protoze byla zru-
sena tfet1 internacionala, ne
jsme pro vytvoreni move dalsi
internationally, nebot nechce-
me, ably sc Europa znovu roz-
DELLA ma diva nepratelske tabo-
ry. Ma sve ceste ma Zapad
jsem mel pf1lezitost pTesvedcit
Sc do jake m1ry sc upevnilo me-
zinarodn1 postaveni Ceskoslo-
venska. Vsichni je povazuji v
plnem smyslu "a demokraticky
stat. o nasich N6mcich Sc uz
nemluvi. Objektivn1 Anglican
povazuje "a samozrejmou vec,
re jsme Nemce odsunuli. Vse-
obecne vzbuzuje obdiv, jak ry-
chile jsme byli a to We vyrobe
Nemce nahradit. Nikdo ma Ia
pade valku nechce a vsichni
odpovedn1 statnfci budou SOU
stavne pracovat ma upevnenl
mfru. Mezinarodnf pom6ry
jsou v celem svete tezke, ale
vyhl1dky ma postupne sbl1zen1
tn jsou. Je tTeba, abychom 81
v Ceskoslovensku zachovali
pevne nervy a nedali Sc vypro-
vokovat. D1veru v zachovan1
mfru nejlepe vyjadruje nedav-
ny zakon, prijaty Sovetskem
svazu, ktery odstranuje trest
smrti. Sovety jsou zrejme pre-
svedceny, re mir je ma dlouhou
dobu zabezpecen a re trest
smrti lie tedy zrusit.
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C.. S. A.

Rad Blank els. 1O1 e. S. A.,
odbyva schHze 2. sobotu v me-
sfci v 8 hod. vecer v Sokolovne.
PTeds. Bernard Marek, mfsto-
pTeds. Josef Prochazka, tai.
Ant. Vancura, 9O6 N. Madeira
ST. (5), 1cet. Frank Zaoralek,
827 N. Milton Ave-, pokl. Ka-
rel Stock.
Rad Jaroslav z DUDE els. 154
&. S. A., odbyva schnzi kaz-
dy 8. patek v mesfci v mfstnos-
tech Delnickeho Domu, 25O7 E.
Madison st. PTeds. K. Stock,
tai. A. Rys, 80 N. Glover ST.,
1cet. a pokl. JOS. E. Flip, 733
N. Milton Ave.
Rad Augustin Herman cislo
1856 e. S. A. odbyva schhzi kaz-
dy prvnf ctvrtek v mesfci v So
kolovne, 1927 Cherry St., Cur
tbs Bay. PTedseda Jos. Jirfcek,
1920 Elmtree ST., Curtis Bay,
tai. Ant. Zamostny, Box 80,
Glen Burnie, P. O., dcet. Emil
Majer, 1914 Elmtree St., Cur.
It's Bay, pokl. Vaclav soustek
1882 Cherry ST., Curtis Bay
Dopisy budtez zasilany ma tai
Rad Free State els. 428 e. S
A., odb5va schulz 3. stTedu Y
m6sici v 8 hodin vecer We skole
Ang. Herman, ron Ashland &
Glover ulic. PTeds. Louis Sto.
EEK, 300 Kenyon Ave., mfsto
pTeds. Betty Crew, tai. Hen
rietta Pouska, pokl. FIR. Hub
bard. 1Cet. Robert Monkey
27O8 Glendale Road.
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Mladez z ceIeho sveta
k vVstavbS Lidic.

Praha (CTK) - Mladez z
celeho sveta priloz1 pomocnou
ruku k vybudovanf Lidic. Jake
prvn1 nastoup1 k dilu brigadnl-
ci Svazu ceske mladeze. Ia
nekolik tydnG v Lidicich budou
pracovat i delegati Australia,
Polska, Jugoslavie, Bulharska,
Francie a jinych statd, jez pri-
jedou ma svetovy festival mia
deze. Festivalove heslo "Me-
zinarodnlm bratrstvim a reckon
strukc1 mladez vytvorf mir"
nebude jenom planou frazi.