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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
Wilmington College To
Play EMF Five There
Tonight

CAMPBELL OLE GE,
Dec. Is. - The Campbell
College cagers swamped the
Wilmington College quint, 80
to 48 here tonight.
The Campbell five used Ia
men in the one-sided con-
test. Thompson lead the scor-
ing with II points, Heston
tailed IL and Billy Mason,
former New Hanover high
school star, dropped in 10
points.
Leading the charges of
coach Mickey Katkaveck was
little Douglas Pridgen with
IL points. Hales was second
high man for the losers with
8 markers.
Five of the Wilmington
players were elected from
the bitter hard fought contest
on fouls.
The Wilmington College
five will journey over to Ed
wards Military Institute to-
morrow night for a battle
with the EMF five. The game
will get underway at 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
WHITEVILLE TEAMS
AT HOME TONIGHT
BY JIGGS POWERS
Star Sports Correspondent

WHITEVILLE, Dec. 10
A near-capacity crowd is expect
ed to jam the gymnasium of
Whiteville High School Wednes-
day night when the cage repre-
sentatives of Fairmont High
comes to town to give battle to
the local teams.
The first game, between the
the Lady Tornadoes of Fairmont
and the classy Whiteville Wolf
lets, will get under way at 7:30
p. m. Immediately following the
local Pack will play host to the
Golden Tornadoes from the Robe
son county school.
Quite a hot time is expected
by all, as no local follower has
forgotten the ickings that the
invaders gave the locals last
season. Especially the whip
pings administered the Wolf
lets by the Golden Girls in both
of their meetings during the
1946-'47 calendar.
The local gals will be striving
for their third win in as many
starts, looking impressive but
''early-season" in taking 1920
and 1858 verdicts over Elizabeth
town and Hallsboro.
The starting lineup will be-:
Miriam Mooney, LF; Mary Kate
Sibbett, CT; Cozy Powell, RF; !;
R.,lie Schulken, LG; Helen
Hooks, CO; and Gean Claire
Jones, RG.
Earl Brinkley's Wolfpack,
who looked like a real ball club
in their 38-11 win over Hallsboro
Friday night, will be point
ing for their second win to-
night. They lost two close de-
cisions to the Fairmont lorna
does last year and every man
on the five will be doing his ut
most to chalk up a victory. Pete
Page, who led the scoring with
IS points against Hallsboro, will
start at center; forwards will be
Bill Wills and James Garrell
(who hit for 12) and guards will
be Captain Bill Davis and Joe
Inman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
Bill Kuhn, Wildcat Tackle, Awarded Jaycee Trophy
Most Improved Player"
On MINIS Football Team

Bill Kuhn big tackle of the New Hanover high school
Wildcats last night awarded the Wilmington Junior
Chamber of Commerce trophy for the most improved
player" on the squad during the 1947 season.
Hal Love, president and Ed Howard, chairman of the
athletic committee made the presentation at the annual
Jaycee banquet for the high school grdders.
The announcement surprise to the big tackle
and to many of the cees present The Jaycee committee
conducts poll among the players the SQUAD and the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
TWO MORE TEAMS
ENTER Y M E IT

Acme = Delco and Camp Le-
jeune cagers were the newest
entries in the Wilmington YMCA
basketball tournament schedul-
ed to get underway Friday night
on 'Y' hardwood, Adam Srnit
athletic director, said last night.
The AID team, an independent
squad entered the unlimited di-
vision, and the Marine base
quint joined the battle for honors
in the same class.
Additional teams in the un-
limited division were a virtual
certainty as no bars are order
ed on past playing abilities or
weights in that class.
In other classes, 9O-lbs.,
100-lbs., 120-lbs., 135-lbs., and
150-lbs., players must conform
to weights and be under 19 years
of age. No, industrial players or
high school varsity cagers can
enter the weight brackets, Smith
said.
The tournament, to run for
eight days, will kick off the
local YMCA cage season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
IVANHOE DEFEATS
CHARLTON CAGERS

CHARLTON, Dec. 16, - A
strong Ivanhoe quintet trampled
a helpless Clarkton All Stars
here, 46 to %, to hand them
their third loss out of four games
this season.
Paced by the accurate shoot
ing of Bill Baysden, the ALI
Stars held a II to II deadlock
at halftime internlission but a
squirt of IL points in the third
period placed the Ivanhoe's in the
lead after which they were never
threatened.
Baysden led the Clarkton five
with seven points while Charles
Corbett of Ivanhoe tailed 20
capers and was followed closely
by Brown with IL points.
Clarkton will engage a White
vile five here Friday night ir
a doubleheader.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17

ballots are counted, but the Sc
lection is not announced until
the banquet meeting.
Kuhn played in the Shrine
Bowl game at Charlotte and was
chosen as tackle on the All-Con-
ference team this year.
Love presided at the annual
football banquet. Lloyd Dunn
gave the invocation. The follow
ing guests were introduced by
President Love: Frank O'Brien,
sports editor of the Wilmington
Post; Roy Cook, sports editor of
The Morning Star; ]. c. Roe, of
the New Hanover School board;
DR.. John Hoggard, of the school
board; H. L. Roland, superinten-
dent of schools; 7. T. Hamilton,
NHHS principal, and Capt. John
j, Fitzpatrick, coach of the MINIS
Junior Varsity eleven.
Others introduced included
coaches Bunny Hines, Tom Dav-
is, Jap Davis, and Director of
Athletics Leon Brogden.
Hugh Morton, program chair
man, introduced DR.. o. K. Corn
well, physical education director
of the University of North Car
olina; Crowell Little, coach of
the Carolina Jayvees and Jake
Wade, sports publicity director
of the University.
Wade, the principal speaker
of the evening, praised the local
coaches and the high school play
ers. "You boys are fortunate in
having such an elaborate coach
ing staff" he told the players.
The former sports editor told of
many experiences with coaches
and players during his years as
one of the leading sports writers
in the nation.
Following Wade's remarks.
Love explained how the ballot
ing on the player to receive the
"most improved' award is held.
A hush fell over the room as
Love prepared to announce the
name of the player selected.
And when he announced the
name of Bill Kuhn the room
shook with applause.
The husky tackle worked his
way to the head table, and blush
ed as he accepted the trophy
''Thanks for lot of HONOR" he
stammered and walked away
clutching the beautiful trophy.
Movies of the Carolina games
with Maryland, Florida and Vir-
ginia were shown by Coach
| Little
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17

Columbia touchdown. Army
stunned by the blow and a few
minutes later Columbia march
ed back for another touchdown
and the conversion that meant
victory.
Swiackis football effort was
rated on par with the great
catch Rrooklyn's Al Gion-
friddo made of Joe DiMaggio's
tremendous blow in the sixth
game of the last World Series
Brennan's opening touchdown
run for the Irish agains. Army
received may votes.
Commented one writer: THAT
put Army in a hole to start with
and the team never recovered
Had Brennan been stopped the
Cadets might have had a good
chance of winning"
These are some other plays
voted as among the most deci-
slve and spectacular of the sea-
son just closed:
The 81 and SO yard runs turn
ed in by Frank Nelson
OF Utah in the win over Brigham
Young.
The 105-yard pass play (from
point of toss), Bob Dean to
Norm Dawson, on which Cor
nell scored against Navy al
though the Middies won, 1919.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17

peared headed for an easy vic
tory.
Columbia, however, moved
down to the 20 and Gene Ros-
sides cut loose with a pass aim
ed at Swiacki in the end zone.
A catch appeared impossible.
But Swiacki made diving
sliding stab at the ball and
speared it with one hand for a
The 83-yard pass play, Bobny
Thomson to Joe CAN'T, that led
to VMI touchdown and ultimate
2o-14 win over VPI.
The 54-yard aerial, Gil Johnson
to Doak Walker, that set up Sou
tn ern Mtthodist's decisive
touchdown in 14-13 win over
Texas.
Bill Bye's 60-yard run after
taking lateral from Jim Malos-
ky for a touchdown that gave
Minnesota a 1921 edge over
Purdue.
The 32-yard scoring pass, Jim
Powers to Jack Kirby, that sent
Southern California into the
Bowl with a 60 verdict over
UCLA.
Bob Chappius' 4O-yard scor-
ing pass to Bump Elliott in the
closing minutes of the Michigan
Minnesota games first half The
touchdown brought Michigan out
of a hole and enabled the VOL
verlnes to squeeze past the Cop
hers, 1876.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
Warren Spain Leads
National Pitc er S

NEW YORK, Dec. 16-(P)-
Warren SPAIN, who came out OF
the Army to astound baseball
fans in the latter part of the
l946 season, proved his perfor-
nance was no flash in the pan
by posting the best earned run
average among national league
pitchers during the 1947 season
The husky 25-year old left
handler of the Boston Braves
finished the recent campaign
with a 2.33 mark, according tc
the final official averages.
SPAIN, who won 81 games and
lost 19, also pitched the most
innings, 29O, faced the most bat,
ters, LIZA, and tossed the mos'
shutouts, seven.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
ADVENT PANTHERS
SWEEP 1881 WIN
OVER SOUTHPORT

Fourth Street Advent Panthers
trampled the Southport All-Stars
49 to 81 on the YMCA hardwood
last night in an exhibition game.
Pat Harrington and Bobbie
Crowley paced the victorious
quintet with 13 and IL points
respectively while Joe Jones tai
lied IA capers for the Southport
semi-pro's.
Coach R. A. Wolfe's Fourth
streets will play the All-Stars
Tuesday night in the YMCA gym
Inasium at 8 o'clock in return
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
Bill Swiacki's Catch Is Rated
Most Spectacular Play Of Year

NEW YORK, Dec. 16-(P-
,rto acrobatic, shoestring catch
..!bicb lH Bill Swiacki, Columbia's S
"hii.America fla..kman, made
o. % . Gene Rossides pass in the
~ ohd.zone early in the fourth
so,.iod er Of the Army game was
Ls+b Ps+b the most decisive and most
lDooo,ctacuiar Do,l single play of the
Pa 16l7 college football season, in
+bo H. minds Of the men who write
I'D the games.
" rba nations football writers,
anticipating in the annual AS
tpor.ated Press year-end poll,
S,otcJ Sg Swiacki's great stab an
oGoo in thrills and importance
o~9 o,9r two other incidents
y IN Ubich the west point team al
~ ~ u Terry Brennan's 97-yard
ratnrn of the opening kickoff
+bat sent Notre Dame winging
~ a 27-7 victory over Army.
2) Rip Rowan's 92-yard
touchdown run for Army in the
Nayv game, which the Cadets
won, q to 0.
swiackis catch led to Colum-
HAS 2l-2Q conquest of an Army
team that hadn't been beaten in
% games over a three-year span.
The Cadets carried a 20-7 lead
into the final quarter and ap-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
X a aylor And M c K oy
Star In 81 To Is
Victory

With speedy little Lloyd
Kaylor and 6'3" Johnnie Nc
Koy toppling in 60 points for
scoring honors, the Whining
ton semi-pro All-Stars tailed
their fourth consecutive vic
tory Of the Al season by de-
feating the Acme-Delco ALL
Stars, 81 to rs, last night on
the Chestnut street gym
hardwood.
McKoy's tip in rebounds
and Grip accounted for 81
of the All-Stars points and
the set-shots of Kaylor ad-
ded an additional %.
Clayton, Delco guard, pac-
ed the defeated quintet with
IA capers.
Levy Heath, former NHHS
player, sunk four field goals
and set up a majority of the
points for the All-Stars with
his smooth ball handling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17

NEW YORK, Dec. 16. -lR-
Sol Strauss, whose dander rises
Al the drop of a writ, declared
With dcsk-thrumping emphasis
dav that Jersey Joe Walcott
ether can fight Joe Louis again
next June for 20 per cent of the
net receipts or remain in Cam
den N j., with his memories.
] Sol, acting head Of the Goth
Century Sporting Club, sounded
very much as though he meant
i. He is an irritated barrister.
Additionally, he feels deeply
burt that Jersey Joe and his Of
ficial family have turned on him
after he gave them their big
opportunity.
"Never-never-never." he eX-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
LELAND LIONS STOP
TABOR CITY, 44-21

LELAND, Dec. 16. - The Le-
land Lions basketball team ran
over the Tabor City
Stars, A to 81 in the Le-
land high school gym tonight.
Billy Benton, Thomas Holmes
and Orrin Perry scored 10 points
each to lead the Leland attack.
At haftime the Lions were hold
ing a 35 to 9 advantage.
B. Wright set the pace for the
losers with 10 points.
Friday night the Lions will
play the Acme-Delco Stars in
the Leland gym at 7:30 o'clock,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
DEACS WIN

WAKE FOREST, Dec. 16. -(P)
- Coach Murray Greason's Wake
Forest DIS tonight scored their
fifth win in seven starts by out
CHASING Atlantic Christian Col
lege of Wilson, 61-3O. Two fresh
men from Indiana, Walter Schlos-
ser and Jack Mueller of Jeffer-
sonville, set the scoring pace for
the Deacs. Mueller got II points,
and Schlosser connected for 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
Campbell Stops WCQuint, 80-48;
Acme-Delco Falls To All-Stars
BASKETBALL
RESULTS

William and Mary 81; Virginia 33.
Syracuse So; Boston Univ. 54.
New York Univ. 63; Connecticut SIS.
Virginia Military Institute 72; Bridge
water 30
Fort Jackson, S. c., SO; Fort McPher-
son, Ga, A.
Wake Forest 81; ACC 30.
Wofford So; Clemson 46.
Durham SO; Gastonia IA High SCHOOL,
WILMINGTON 4s; Campbell 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-17
Roy Cullenbine Sold
By Tigs To Phllies

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. -
WH- The Philadelphia Phillies
tonight announced the purchase
of First Baseman Roy Cullenbine
from the Detroit Tigers at a
"price above the waiver price of
$4,000"
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Velka ctvrtka poradala pies
" Nemecku.

Berlin - Okupacn1 mocnosti
poradali V Berl1ne velky repre-
sentacn1 plies, ma ktery pfisli We
douci cinitele Ameriky, Angle
Francie a Ruska pokud byly v
tn dobu v Berllne pT1tomni.
Galony whisky, GNU, vodky,
burgundskeho a sampanskeho
VIVA byly cepovany u ctyf vel
kvch BARI. Kazda z mocnost1
dala k disposici svojf vlastnf ka
pelu, panovala shoda, re a aE17
vojensky orchestr delal
nejvetsf ramus, byt nehral neJ-
Americky velitel general Lu-
Gus D.. Clay opustil pies kratce
20 pI6lnoci a ostatnf velitele O.
desli brzy ma to.
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SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v

Prfstf 1tery, dine %. ledna v
kr1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
duj1c1 zapasnici:
V hlavnf zapase ktery urcen
ma dobu l porazky 1cinkuji
Herman "Dutch' Rhodes, 228
Id. camden N. j. Starr VS.. Big
Ben Morgan. $50 Id. (The Vol
ga Boatman.)
ZAPAS DVOJIC
George Red Ryan, 228 Id. z
Filadelfie a Kola Kwariani,
235 Id. z Ruska VS.. Jan Blears,
200 Id. champion of England)
a Stu Hart, 218 Id. z Kanady.
V1tezi z1skati must 2 vitez-
stv1 re 3 utkan1.
V nasleduj1c1ch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
Dominic Serio, 23O Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Abe Stein, 224 Id. z
New Yorku.
Harry Armus, 232 ID. z Balti-
more VS.. Francisco Marconi,
23O ID. (South American TIA
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Vybor domG zastupci ponechal
prepychove dane.

J~ednomyslnym hlasovanim
vybor domu zastupcG pro cesty
a prostredky schvalil navrh "a
kona, ably valecne dane ma IL
hoviny, klenoty, kozisiny a jine
prepychove zbozf z1staly beze
zmeny.
Republican Knutson oznamil
re Dude podana nova pfedloha,
iez Dude zadati, ably bylo "a
chovano zvysenf postovneho re
2 ma 3 Gently a cena postovni
dopravy v nekterych jinych ka-
tegorifch zvysena.
Vybor sledoval doporucenf
p~residenta Trumana, ably valec
ma dan ma prepychove zbozf
byla rozsfrena "a L. cervenec,
kdy mela byt automaticky zru-
sena. Jak sc odhaduje, vlada
tim z1ska $1,130,0OO, 900 z to-
hoto pramenu v pfistim fiskal-
MIN roce. President rovnez do
porucil, ably bylo zachovano va
lecne zvysenf postovneho, coz
vynese asi S65,0O0,0 900.
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POHRBY.

= II. ledna zemrel o. Joseph
Kolbl, manzel pf. Mary Kolbl,
511 N. Port st. We start 80 let.
Narodil Sc v Nemecku a do A
meriky pfijel pred 5Oti lety.
Pohreb 'konal sc v 1tery, FL.
ledna re Schim6nkova PohT.
Domu do kostela st. Michael's
a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
= 18. ledna zemrel nasled-
KEN padem re schod1 starry
Glen fadu Blank p. John Hlav-
nicka, 1856 Lake Ave. Bylo
mu 80 let a byl vdovcem. Do
Ameriky pTijel pred 6Oti lety.
Narodil sc v Ceskoslovensku
Zanechal zde dceru Mamie
Hlavnicka.
Pohreb konal sc v 1tery, 21.
nnora re Cvachova PohT. Do
mt ma Cesky Narodnf HTbitov.
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Bevin popira dohodu namire.
nou prot Rusku.

Anglicka vlada zaslala mini
sterskemu pTedsedovi Stalinovi
diplomatickou notu, kterouz je
zdGrazneno, re Angle chce To-
yalne splniti anglo-ruskou
smlouvu.
V note je dale zddrazneno,
re Angle neuzav1ra Sc Spoje-
nymi Staty dohody nam1rene
proti Sovetskemu svazu.
Postoj notou vyjadfeny je
dGlezity proto, re velmi pocet-
ne skupiny anglicke delnicke
strany utocily ma Bevina pro
vyhradne americkou orientaci
jeho politiky.
BevinGv zakrok byl take Wy
volan MIN, re moskevska Prav-
da zautocila ma Anglii proto,
re Sc nepridrzuje zasad anglo
ruske smlouvy.
Bevin toto obvineni rozhod-
ne popfra a poukazuje k tomu,
re to byla anglicka vlada, KITE
ra navrhla, by smlouva uzavre-
ma ma 20 let byla prodlouzena
ma SO let.
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Byrdova vyprava vyklada
material.

Ma ledovych bTezfch velrybi
zatoky vyklada Byrdova an
tarkticka vyprava mnozstvf ma
terialu tax, re to vypada jake
velka vylodovaci akce Ia valky
jake prvnf vjela do zatoky
LODI Yancey, ktere rail cestu
ledoborec Northwind a dosahla
jake prvnf brehu obrovske le-
dove pevniny.
Do rama LODI Yancey vylodila
4 buldozery, 2 jeepy, a velke
nakladnf automobily a nekolik
velkych motorovych SAM.
Jedna vylodena skupina jiz
zahajila prfpravne prace pro
stavbu prvn1ho letiste.
Tento tabor dostal jmeno
"Highjumps Base"
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Vyrobni program Zbrojovky v
ramci dvouletky.

Praha (CTK) = Brnenska
Zbrojovka, narodn1 podnik,
sdruzuje dnes celkem II zavo-
dG, vesmes zaT1zenych ma vyro-
bu ma bez1cfm pasu, jez vyrabf
a "a dvouletky Dude vyrabet We
velkych mnozstvfch nejrdznej-
81 ddlezite vyrobky. Cd r. 1913
ma Zbrojovka vyrabet 5000
traktorG rocne. Priclenenim
prazske Jawy do Zbrojovky
prevail tento podnik take roz-
sahlou vyrobu MOTORCYCLE .Jsou
to nejnovejsf modely Java $50
kubickych en-, jejichz vyroba
bez1 dnes uz tax, re jsou mes1c-
ne vyrabeny stovkove serie. V
r. 1947 ma byt techto motorcy-
XIII vyrobeno 10000 kus1. Je
o ne velky zajem v cizine, kan
jsou vyvazeny w dnes We znac-
nych mnozstv1ch, zejmena do
Spojenych StatG.
Mechanisaci v zemedelstvi
slouzf dojfcf ~pTfstroje, kterych
ma byt We Zbrojovce vyrobeno
"a dvouletky 10000. Re Zbro-
iovky vyjde "a dvouletky take
sic1 stroj Zetina, prvn1 sic1 stroj
cele vyrobeny v Ceskosloven-
sku. V pT1st1m roce techto stro-
ia VyrObenO Dude $4,000 kuSu.
Zbrojovka Dude take vyrabet
specialn1 sicf stroje pro RUNE
zivnosti. Velmi bohaty je pro-
gram vyroby jfzdn1ch kol, KITE
ra Zbrojovka vyrabf We svych
zavodech v Rakovnfku a .jinde.
V r. 1947 vyrob1 Zbrojovka
ifzdn1ch kol $4,000 kus6 a v r.
1913 jiz 10000 kus1. D6le-
zita pro textilnf prGmysl je w
roba novych tkalcovskych stro-
il. We dvouletce vyrobf Zbro-
jovka 1000 automatickych sta
WI krone dalsich textiln1ch stro
il. Dale vyrobf Zbrojovka gra-
ficke stroje. We vyrobn1m pro-
gramu jsou rychlorezne vrta-
ky, frey, Tezna a jina naradi.
We vsech zavodech Zbrojovky
Sc pocfta Sc stanovenym vyrob-
MIN planem jake ~minimaln1m a
snahou osazenstva je zvysit W.
kon mad stanovena c1sla.
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Deset procent nemeckych
newest" zamitnuto.

Wiesbaden = Autority anne
ricke vojenske vlady oznamily,
re asi 20 z prvn1ch 200 nemec-
kych d1vek, ktere Sc snaz1 do
stat do Spojenych Statd pro
strednictvlm snatku S americ-
kym vojakem, bylo zam1tnuto
protoze mely spojen1 s nazis-
tickou stranou nebo nemeckou
armadou.
Nemecke nevesty a snouben-
ky americkych vojakd must sc
podrobiti d1kladnemu vysetro-
vanf neil obdrzf povolen1 k wy
stehovan1. Jeden 1redn1k vo-
jenske vlady sc vyslovil:
"Jestlize nektera nemecka
divka S nazistickou minulosti
vydava sc "a nenazistku, udela
lepe, kdyz sc nebude pokouset
vdat Sc "a americkeho vojaka.'
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Pr balenf vajec k odesllani
je nutno pamatovati, re jedi
nJm spravnym a bezpecnym
zpdsobem balenl jest, kdyz je
polozfme ma spicky.
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Ustecky okres " Cechach
neilepe osidleny.

Praha (CTK) = Ustecky O.
kres v Cechach je nejlepe osfd-
leny okres celeho pohranici. Ma
okrese zije $4,000 Cechn, "a
tim co tam zGstalo jen 5000
NemcG, ~poc1taje v to i pr1slus-
Milky sm1senych manzelstvi. Ra-
da okresnfho Narodniho vybo-
ru v Usti mad Labem sc usnesla
re naprfste Dude trestat vsech-
ny Cechy, kter1 pomahajf Mem
cum ukryvat sc Ceskosloven-
sku, pomahajf Jim pri pTekro-
cent hranic a dokonce je zaso-
bujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
Angle nabfzi Recku liver
$2O,OOO.O 600.

Atheny - We zdejsfch vlad-
mich kruz1ch je pretrasana
zprava, re Angle nab1dla rec
Ike Wade $40, 900, 900, podrob-
nosti vsak jeste nejsou znamy
a newt Sc zejmena jedna-li Sc O
liver neb O nejakou formu da-
rovan1
V Londyne k tomu Tekl mluv-
c1 guaranteeing 1radu, re je
predcasne sc k teto veci vyja-
Dirt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
PrGmysl dostal pokyny neTesit
mzdove spory.

CLIO 81 stezuje ma to, re ne
kter1 kongresn1ci radi prGmy-
stu, ably nesmirovali mzdove
spory cd brany k brane proto,
re kongres prot temto sporGm
vyda zakonna opatren1.
Toto svedectv1 podal pred Sc
natnfm zakonodarnym podvy-
borem Lee Presman, hlavn1
pravn1 poradce CLIO. Pozadav-
ky temito spory uplatnovane do
sally mezitfm vyse 5 bilionu
dOlarH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
soudu mad Beranovou vIadou
dojde 30. ledna.

Praha (cTK) - 80. ledna
pfedstoupf pred Narodnf soud
Beranova vlada. S Rudolfem
Beranem jsou obzalovani Gle
move jeho vlady general Syro-
w, Havelka, Fiser a Cerny.
Soud mad byvalym generalem
cetnictva a ministrem j. Jez-
KEN byl zahajen Is. ledna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
Arabsky prime prinesl dar
president0vi.

Amir Saud, korunnf prime re
Saudi, Arabic, navst1vil presi-
denta Trumana v B1lem dome a
prinesl mu darem mec a dyku,
drahokamy vykladane. Primo
dlel u presidenta pouze Is mi
nut. Sdelil, re nebylo jednano
o politickych zalezitostech pri
teto navSteve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
OPA zvysila cenu cukru.

OPA povolila zvysenf velko-
prodejnlch cen cukru, V drob-
mem prodeji Dude zvyseni OBJ
naset ash l cent ma 5 librach. We
velkoprodeji bylo zdrazeno
100 liber suroveho cukru O
1872 centu a 100 liber rafino-
vanehO cukru O 20 cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
Nemecky dGstojnik zatcen pro
z~verstva

Frankfurt - Max Schmidt,
byvaly nemecky letecky kapi-
tan, byl zatcen a Dude postaven
pred americky vojensky tribu-
nal, ably byl souzen ma zalobu,
re stfnal zajate Americany,jak
oznamily vojenske authority.