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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
De Casper 10 Obtain
Five New Ministers
To Broaden Cabinet
1y the Associofsd Press

ROME, Dec. 15.-Premier Al
eide de Gasperi's Office an
nounced today that he had con-
cluded negotiations for entry OF
five new ministers from two
moderate leftist parties into his
government, providing a broader
base for a sure parliamentary
majority against Communist at
tackS.
| Mr.. de Gasperi's Office said formal
announcement of the reshufiied
cabinet list would be made later
today-probably after the new min
listers have been sworn in by Pres
ident ,Enrico de Nicola.
Mr.. de Gasperi told newsmen
that, with favorable answer from
Giuseppe Saragat's anti-Commu-
mist Labor Socialists, his three-week
parley with that party and Ran
dolfo Pacciardi's old-line Leftist
Republicans had ended.
Completes Reshuffiing.
The addition of Republicans and
Labor Socialists completes the re-
orientation of the Italian govern
ment begun last May, when Mr.. de
Casper elected the Communists
and pro- Communist Socialists who
were part of his first three cabinets
Since then he has been certain
only of the backing of his own
Christian Democrat group of 200 In
the Constituent Assembly.
The Christian Democrats, while
the largest single bloc, fall TO votes
short of a majority in the 556-man
Assembly.
Had Uncertain Support.
To meet repeated no-confidence
motions from the Communists ano
Socialists of Foreign Minister Pietre
Nenni, Mr.. De Casper had to scrape
up uncertain backing from small
rightist and leftist parties, both OF
which hung back angling for DOM
inant balance of power position ano
threatening to let the government
fall between them.
Since last May Mr.. De Casper
has fostered the idea of broader
political support.
Mr.. Packard and Mr.. Saragat
announced early in the negotiations
that their major aim was to fret
the government Of any dependence
on the right and Misplace it to thu
left"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
Choral Society 10 Present
Psalms Symphony Dec. y

The Cathedral Choral Society will
perform the Symphony of Psalms
at $3.50 pm. December 20 at the
Washington Cathedral on Mount
Saint Alban.
Other songs by the 15o-voice choir
will be the premier performance OF
the tie Deum," by Douglas Allan
brook, a student of Harvard Univer-
sity; I'm Praise of Music" by Paul
Hendemith, and songs by Bach,
Brahms and Vaughn Williams.
Almost the entire program is
chosen from choral works accom-
panied in the main by brass and
woodwind instruments. The singers
will be accompanied by a symphony
orchestra of 40 pieces.
The choir will be under the direc-
ton of Paul Galloway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
TO- Yeor-oId Symphony
Wins SIS, 900 Prize
by the Assoeiatsd Press

DETROIT, Dec. 15.-A 5l-year. old
Utah music professor last night re-
ceived a $4,000 check for a SYM
phony he wrote 10 years ago and
which he heard played for the first
time only few days ago.
The check was presented to Leroy
J. Robertson, professor of music al
Brigham Young University, Provo
Utah, for his composition "Triology,
winner of the Henry H. Heichhold
Symphonic Award.
Mr.. Reichhold made the presenta.
ton a few minutes before the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra played
the composition for the first time
over the air.
Coming to Detroit last week to
work with the Detroit Orchestra in
preparing the symphony for it,
first public performance, Prof. Rob-
ertson heard the work performed
for the first time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
IN BROAD
DAYLIGHT

Here is P h il c o
Television, M odel
1850. in operation
in broad daylight
r e p or tin & the
Redskin game on
the spot in picture
story. Operation
is simple as a. ra-
dio. The auto
matte electronic
control keeps the
picture clear and
b r G h t. That's
why sports + an S
cheer for Philco,
clearly the best!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
ANOTHER
PH|LCo
.7ELEv|s|oN
FIRST IN
washington

Philco Television sets a new
pace in the sports world as
Turk Edwards, Coach of the
Washington R e d kin S, OBJ.
serves his team in action at el-
bows length during the Red.
skin Boston game, Sunday,
December IA.
At his side as he sits on the
bench, right out in broad day
light, is the new Philco Tele-
vision Model 1850, bringing to
him, as to scores of stay-at-
home sports fans, the play-by-
play visual detail OF the game.
Each Redskin play, and those
Of the opposing team, are no
further from him than the line
Of scrimmage - he is as close
to the game as the football!
Revolutionary in football an.
mails is this use of modern
Philco Television by sports au-
thorities to observe all the
thrill.packed action as it un-
folds on the Philco 1elevision
Screen. Coach Edwards is on
top Of each play, from the So
yard line to the goal post.
All this is achieved through the
Philco Television. mastering
vast strides made by supreme
clarity Of vision and sharpness
Of detail - all clear and steady.
Philco Electronic Control is
the new development that
automatically brings in tele-
vised programs sharply TO-
cused and firmly synchronized.
The Automatic Level Control
compensates for signal varia-
tons and avoids fading and
fluctuations in sound and pic
ture. a prime requisite when
viewing on-the-second happen
ings as they occur during a
football game.
Yes, it's another FIRST for
Philco. The Leader. as Philco
Television plays the role OF
visual assistant" to Coach
Turk Edwards from the side.
lines OF the Redskins conflict
on Sunday. December ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
noi Birth Adds Lodos

A new Bnai Birth Lodge has been
organized In Northeast Washington
with Howard L. Hirsch as temporary
chairman and James Rome as Sec
retary-treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15

Philco Television
m a k e S football his
tory as Coach Turk
Edwards coaches the
R e d skin S from the
bench with the help Of
Philco Television and
WMAL.T to give
him detailed closeup
on the play.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
PTiznive ~financni
~hospodarstvi.

Praha (CTK) = Cfsla sesko-
slovenskeho statn1ho financn1-
no hospodafstvi "a prvni polo
lett letosniho roku zaznamena-
vaj1 leps1 vysledky nez pred
pokladal statnf rozpocet. PHI
my statn1 pokladny vzrostly
|temer o 2 miliardy (4O milionG
dolar1) Kcs oproti pIlrocni
rozpoctov6 kvot6. Nejvetsi po-
dill ma zvySenych prfjmech W.
kazuje vynos DAM a v~erejnych
davek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10

parku. Je jiz tina a deti Sc
bojf. Vedu je svetem pohadek.
HE, ty dive bile kozy, okusuJlcl
listi. "To jsou zvifatka ma ces-
tach", prohlasil Tonicek. "a
tam probleskuje svetylko - il
ste jsou tam loupezn1ci," doda-
va Marcelka. A skutecne je
potkavame, tichym hlasem 81
fikaj1 o ohen.
Vchaz1me do ulic stareho
mesta. Tina pokracuje We svych
kulisach. Tady nekde stoj1 je-
dova chyse. Dlazd6n1 je oble
jake umrlc1 hlavy. Tu a tam
u dver1 sed1 tajuplne postavy.
A nahle Marcelce u nohou Wy
skocf cerna kocka. Vyd6sily Sc
ODE. Kde je kocka, tam je ia
Ike carodejnice. Ale Forman-
ka, nynf "Beseda" je osvetlena,
otevfenymi okny vyteka hudba
a uvnitr Sc tancf. V kaSne ma
namest1 Sc shlfzejl hv6zdy.
"Tatlnku," S tebou sc krasne
chod1 pc pohadkach", vydech-
nou ODE deti najednou.
Pc pohadkach nebo pc histo-
Ri Sc chce lit. A m6sto Zizko-
vo zije prudkym a svobodnym
tepem. Popatrme ma ne vsed-
nlho dine. Uvid1me chvat a
shon, uslys1me hluboky dech
tovaren a skripot nastrojG v
praci.
M6sto Sc shift nejenom v O.
blac1ch a We vlnach, ale v kid
ne a pfej1c1 zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Hledaji Sc krajane.

New York (CTK) = Gene
ralnf konsulat Ceskoslovenske
republiky. 1890 Broadway,
New York : 10, N. Y, hleda
tyto osoby:
Leopold Rubner, holic, po-
sledne Washington, D. c.;
Leopold Rubner, starsl, jeho
otec;
Lilli Rubnerova, roz. Spitz-
kopfova z Opavy;
Rudolf Enrich, mar. v Plzni
Ir. 1920;
Jan Zavadil, jenz "a valky
slouzil v ochodn1m namornic-
tvu USA.;
Frank Jansky, vyrobce uze-
min, posledne New York City
Michal Bleha, mar. 1871 v
lGymeSi, posledne New York
City;
Josef Tomanik, mar. 1892 v
|soproni, posledne Allentown.
Pa;
Terezie Korycka, roz. Jania-
kova, posledne v New Yorku
Antonfn famous, mar: 1894 v
Podhaj1 ma Volyni a pfijel dc
USA roku 1903;
Adelaide Lorenzen, posled-
ne Marine Harbor, Staten Is.
land;
Agnes Michalkova roz. Krej.
cfkova. posledne First Ave.
New York City;
Aloisie Melicharkova, marc.
zena v Treboni;
Sizanna Borik, mar. 1909, pc.
sledne 4O2 East 72nd Street
New York City;
John Krupa, mar. 1888 \
Pozdisovicfch, posledne Moro.
ton Heights, Conn.
Kdo by znal jejich adresy
necht je laskave oznam1 gene
ralnfmu konsulatu ma shora u
vedenou adresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
1000 MoslimI Sc utopiIo
" tabore.

Lahore, Pakistan. = Mini
sterstvo pro uprchl1ky v zapad-
MIN pundzabu oznamuje, re sc
pfi zaplavach Teky Beas uto-
pilo V jednom uprchlickem ia
bore 1000 mohamedan1. z
obavy, re budou Sikhove a In
dove vin6ni "a smrt Moslim1,
bylo V ulic1ch Lahore vyhlaSe-
no, re to byly prudke deSte,
ktere neSt6st1 zavinily.
Soucasn6 bylo oznameno, re
pr nedavn6m prepadu jedno-
no vlaku nezahynulo 1900, ny
brz 1000 Moslim6.
Indicka vlada dale oznamu-
je, re asi 5000 Sikh1 a Hin
dG. kterym Sc podaTil 1nik z
Pakistanu, byli usfdleni ma 700
600 akrech pGdy We vychodnim
Pundzabu.
Indicka vlada odmftla navrh
Pakistanu, ably Spojene narody
byly vyzvany vyslati do kraft
nejvIce postizenych vzajem-
nym vrazd6nfm zvlastnf skupi-
nu ku ~vySetfen1 situace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10

postfzenych a tim socialne nej-
slabs1ch pffslusnfkd Vasf vzpo-
minajfcf pIvodnf vlasti, prfslus
Mkt vsech vekovych stupn1,
mezi tim stopadesati detf, jak
uz receno, i do budoucna Vas
slechetny zajem, kterym by by
la obec nasich pTatel "a mo-
rem, We Vast krasne move vlasti,
rozmnozena a poroucfme Sc
S projevem hlubOke, vdecne
ucty
Ia sprawl 1stavu:
SIN. Hortensie Urbanova
t. {. predstavena
Vrele "Pan B1h zaplat'
vdecne pripojuje a modlitbu
slibuje
Jan Hudek, Ouch. spravce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Novych 5000 podnikd ma
Bile Rusi.

Ma Bile Rust bylo pc valce
obnoveno pres 5000 prumyslo-
|vych tovaren a prave Sc stavi
tovarny ma stroje a stroje obra-
beef. PfiStfm rokem zahajl
provoz beloruska tovarna ma
traktory. Automobiles v Min
sku jiz zahajila hromadnou W.
robu automobile. V Mogilevu
sc buduje tovarna ma lokomo-
billy. Tovarna ma zemedelske
stroje v Gomelu dosahne jeste
letos pine vyrobnosti. Vyroba
tovaren ma obrabecf stroje pre-
stoupf pfedvalecnou 1roven.
Koncem petiletky vyroba SOU
struhI ma Bile Rust znacne pre-
stoupi pTedvalecnou vysi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Americana zamitIi pozvani
Jugoslavie.

Harold E. Stasson oznamil
zamltnutl pozvanf jugoslavske
vlady k ~navsteve hranic jugo-
Slavske a reck6, ably Sc presved
Gil o nepravdivosti zprav, die
kterych Sc pfic1ta JugoslavcGm
vybojne jednanf.
Podobne pozvanf obdrzeli a
tez zam1tli James F. Byrnes,
bTvaly sekretar statu, Henry
Morgenthau, byvaly sekretar
pokladu, DIR. Harry Emerson
Fosdick, kazatel, John Gun
Their, autor a Hanson Baldwin,
novinaT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
I~ndonesane " Ostrave.

Ostrava. - Do Ostravy pfi-
jela patnacticlenna skupina In
donesanG, kteri Sc z1castnili
Svetoveho festivalu mladeze V
Praze. Indoneska delegace by
la pTijata predsedou UNIV ma
radnici, kterou 81 prohledla a
zapsala Sc do pametn1 knihy.
Odpoledne pFedvedla indones-
ka skupina pred vyprodanym
salem v zavodn1m hotelu We
Vitkovicich narodnf lance a
zpevy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Vyborna kvalita letosn1ho
csl. chmele.

Praha (CTK) Sklizen
chmele v Ceskoslovensku while
dem k trvalemu suchu je Size
znacne mensf, "a to vsak kva-
lita je vynikajicf. Sedesat pro-
cent je prvotffdnf jakosti, a Is
procent dalsich dobre stfedni
jakosti. V odbornych kruzfch
Sc uvadi, re ma svetovych tr-
zfch Dude csl. chmel co do ja-
kosti ma prvn1m mlste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Kralovna Wilhelmina VIDA Sc
vlady "nacas."

Haag. = Holandska vlada
oznamila, re kralovna Wilhel-
nina nacas Sc VIDA sve kralov-
ske moci V brzke budoucnosti
re zd~ravotnich pTlcin a re ko-
runni princezna Juliana Dude
jcdnati jake regent.
We zprav6 Sc pravf, re par
lament Dude brzy jednati O pre-
nosu kralovske moci. Klade Sc
ddraz ma to, re kralovnino
zdravl Size neni dobr6, ale re
nen1 tfeba m1ti obavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Nasbirano We starem Tabore.
Antonln Spalenka:

Mesto, jen Sc klidne shIfzej
" oblac1ch i We vlnach! Nechci
budit tvou historic. Iva vez ia
ko boz1 prst jiz z daleka mne
uvitala, ale kdykoli odj1zd1m,
iklade Sc tento prst ma 1sta no
rizontu, jake by vyzyval k NIL
cenlivosti. Proto nevyzrad1m
|toho pf1lis, jenom neco tn a
tam.
Ma kasne v parku u nadraz1
kamenna holcicka naklani sv1j
|dzban. Osmileta Marcelka, Ia
necnice kazdym krokem, snazf
Sc napodobit jeff pohyb. Ctyr-
Ileteho Tonfcka zatfm vabf pf-
Isek, nemz nekolik detf ba-
gruje dlanemi i lopatickami.
Nen1 vsak cas-, spechame a tax
pc chvilce valiant sc rozezlen
vydava "a Mani. Nazlen je
veru neobycejne. Slys1m no
lat:
"Pockejte, az budu velky!
Rezat vas budu, v prachu vas
budu valet!"
Udivuje mne ia nenadala
spatnost. "To abychom radeji
drive umreli, vid, Marcelko,'
Tikam dceri.
"A to mi Ease neudelate p
owe Sc "a Mani maly zlolajnik,
hlasem sp1se zklamaneho So
bectv1, neil nejake l1tosti.
Jdeme navecer silnicf poma-
lu chladnouc1, pres Jordanskou
hraz do Klokot. Cely svah pod
kasarny je zastaven krasnymi
vilami. Muslin vzpomlnat ma
dobu pred IA lety, kdy tn ne
byla nez stara stodola, kolem
nlz jsem sp6chaval, abych by.
v kasarnach drive, neil tru
bac dotroubf vecerku. Ted zde
Willy zdvihaj1 stity re zahradek
plnych kvetin a ovoce. u jed
ne ker merun6k podava svt
plody az do otevTenych oxen
2 nichz vyhlfzf jiz tina. Pf1po
NINA mi to jednu mou stars
basen O divce, ktera Sc vece.
vyklanf z okna, konejs1c svol
lchut pc JENNIE operlene Flat
merunce. Ale to sc stale v Ko
Isicich a ne v Tabofe.
y y 4
Nadvori kasaren je prazdne
la garazemi stojf palisada
Ekde jsme stT1l1vali cvicnymi ma
lboji. Ones vlajf odtud such
vence. Gestapaci vrahove str
leli zde Ia heydrichiady cesk
lidi z Tabora i odjinud. Tabo
INA cele des1tky obet1 z tie dc
by, veren sve heroicke tradic.
Ma klokotskem hTbitove ma
vylekal strizlfk, ktery vylet6
Il jedne urny. Jsme ochotn
v6fit, re je to duse n6ktereh'
z mrtvych. Je jiz sero a koste
lie spoTe vyzlacen svetlem lam
-lpy. Prikra kf1zova costa ma
takrka zvrha do 1dol1, kde pc
tok septa nejlichotivejsf litani'
u nohou d1vek, otalej1clch
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Japonci Sc mnozi.

Tokyo. = Japonsku Sc ro-
ri vice det1 nez pred valkou.
Pocet obyvatelstva obnasf 49,
100000 a rocne no pTibyva
1,250,O00. Ma kazdych 1000
obyvatel pfipada 35 novoroze-
nat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
PoIsko-ceskoslovenska dohoda
O zavlecenem imeni.

Praha (CTK) = We Varsa-
We sc sesla v techto dnech kon-
ference polsko-ceskoslovenska
ably jednala O otazkach jmeni
zavlaceneho Nemci. Poole do
hody budou S obou stran vyda-
ny lokomotivy, vagony a jiny
zeleznicni majetek druheho
statu. Take prGmyslove jmeni
Dude vzajemne vymeneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10

Bradshaw. -V cervenci by
10 u zvlastnfch trestnfch soudG
ma Slovensku projednano 10
pTipad1 cerneho obchodu. V
90 pT1padech byly vymefeny
frosty celkem 4O61 dnI vezenl
a 2,135, 400 Kcs penezite po-
kuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Zahajili tancem.

Jesenlk. - Ucitelstvo a FAC
two obecne skoly V Jesenlku "a
hajilo skoln1 rok v Dome osve-
ty V pondelf. 1. zaTf pfatelskou
bes1dkou, ma n1z zactvo soute-
lilo narodn1m tancem, zpevem
a recitac1 basn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Zaiem O Hostyn.

Olomouc. - Letosn1ho roku
bvl pTfliv poutnfk1 a turistd ma
Hostyn a hostynske hory oprav
du rekordni. Poole statistiky
dosahl priblizne cisla z roku
1882, ktery byl v predvalec-
nych letech nejvetsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
Zadaji zvYsenf platu.

Narodn1 rada zamestnanc1
administrace pro vyslouzilce
(CIO) zadala, ably kazdy "a
m6stnanec V. A. obdrzel pTf-
davek $500 rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10

a nyni klidne dTima vecny spa
mex ma Narodn1m HTbitove.
Oci I've Sc navzdy zavrely,
IDA v srdci Sc rama kdy Zacel1?
Odesel's navzdy, o jaky zal,
CO nam bylo nejdrazs1,
nam osud wal.
V pamatku TvGj hrob zdoblme
kvltlm, vzpom1nka Iva svata
krac1 naS1m zit1m.
Nehynoucl vzpomlnku I'll k
ucteni venuje:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10

fore me this 10Th day of
September 1947.
[SEAL] Frank j. Pintner
NOTARY PUBLIC
(My commission expires May
End, 1949.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10

my COMMISSION expires May
End, 1949.)
"VIN c ENTIN u M"
Dim milosrdenstvi
v Praze-Breznove.
II. srpna, 1947.
P. T.
Ceske Narodnf Sdruzenf
v Americe,
predseda p. Adolf Racer,
Chicago : 23, Illinois.
Kdo by byl z ceskych lidi
nemel radost z Vast krasne ak
ce pro socialne slabe a potreb-
ne deti? Kdyz il mas csl. roz-
HAS vyhlasil, nezGstal nikdo
lhostejny a verte, velevazenf
americt1 pratele, jake kdyz jar
nj slunko vysvitne ma snih tax
Sc rozchazely RUNE ty chmury
a obavy, jez s jinych stran
snad vyvstavaly jake by chiefly
znovu ohrozit- vytouzeny mir.
Dite - potomek clov6ka, po-
kracovanf jeho zivota, vtelena
nevinnost, bezelstnost, vnasi
tax nadherne svetlo do situace
= vlastne Vas zajem O ne, dra-
ri americtf pTatele, sdruzenf
pod vzacnym pfedsednictvim
pana Kacera. Slunecnimi pa
prsky jsme naval zpravu O
Vast akci - a jak name ma
zvati ten stedry vcerejsek. KITE
ry v mnohem pTedcil nadflku
vanocniho Jezfska? Velika ra-
dost byla zpGsobena a Dude ro-
zeseta do srdecek premnohym
z tech stopadesati detskych
pr1slusn1kG vincentinske rodiny
nevylecitelne trpicfch, tech, O
nichz Sc da rfci, re jsou skutec-
ne socialne nejslabsf a kterf by
bez Vincentina snad vnbec ne
poznali, co je to vlidne slovo a
lidsky laskavy 1smev. Mnoha
velika starost byla snata sc
spravy 1stavu, kdyz sekretari-
at Vast krasne, zasluzne akce
pro Ceskoslovensko pfedal do
naSich rukou:
20 kusd novych chlapeckych
oblekG,
70 kusd spodnfch divcich
kalhot, novych
80 kusG novych chlapeckych
kalhot
20 kusd starsfch bflych
plastd
10 kusd novych detskych
kombinez
SO kusG novych detskych
kosilek
"a kusd novych panskych
kalhot
SO kusd novych detskych
sveatrI
27 kusd kombinez (pracf O.
devy starSf)
5 kus1 novych prikryvek
"a kusG battledresses (kal-
hoty stars1)
189 kusG novych flanelovych
decek
40 kusI praden Why
81 kusG novych nepromoka-
vych kabatG.
DRAFT pTatele, i kdyby byl v
Ceskoslovensku a We valkou
vycerpane Europe v1bec nevim
jaky nadbytek, Vincentinum L.
stav pro nevylecitelne nemoc-
ne, 1stav vlastne r1zeny Pro-
zr~etelnost1, ktera mu posila do
brodince, jichz laska je jeho
nejvetsfm a casio i jedinym
bohatstvfm, by z takove stedre
nadilky melo radost. A ted ma
sobte tuto radost "a vsech o.
kolnosti danymi pomery. Ma
sobte il nasfm pot6senim mad
jakosti Vami darovaneho ma
jetku. Nasobte il nadsenim,
jake citfme z Vast podpory sve-
no charitativnfho poslani! Ma
sobte il 1techou vedomf, re Sc
nam dostalo respektovani ma
sich snah! Dovedete 81 pred
stavit ten dix? To nase GA
plat Pan BIh", ktere 81 volume
jake jedine schopne, ably tn
vdecnou radost Vincentina a je-
no nevylecitelne postizenych
vyjadrilo? Kdyby
existovala cfsla, jimiz by bylo
lie lidske smysleni a cftenf pew
ne vyhranit, byla by to-, vefte
nam, cisla astronomical, iaky-
bychom Vas snad pocasto-
vail. A takto? Obracfme sc We
sve detinne wire v Boha a jeho
absolutnf spravedlnost ma Mel,
ma velicinu, jez vesm1r stvorila
- a v1ra, re modlitba "a mile
dobrodince "a morem vynahra-
di, CO my mus1me zustat dluznl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-10
v z o M N A

S zalem pTihl1z1me ku dni
Is. T1jna neb tomu Dude II ro-
XII co navzdy Sc rozloucl S
Mani mas milacek
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Cafeteria Union Files
Strike Notice Against
Government Services

The CIO Cafeteria Workers
Union today filed 80 days strike
notice against Government Services,
Inc, with the Federal Cancellation
and Mediation Service.
Union officials said the notice was
filed "just in case" GSI and the
union fail to come to terms on a
new contract. The old contract ex-
pires December 81.
Meanwhile, the nonprofit corpora
ton, which operates Federal cafe
terias here, and the union remained
at odds over GSI's demand that the
union file nom Communist af1davits
and financial statements before ne
gotiations could begin.
Calls Proposals Illegal.
Oliver r. Palmer, chairman of the
unions Negotiating Committee,
said: 1.-THE committee does not con-
slider such proposals either proper
or legal"
The Taft Hartley Act does not
require union to meet these con-
ditions before entering collective
bargaining conditions, Mr.. Palmer
added.
The union official charged GSI
with attempting to evade bargain
ing on better wages, hours and
working conditions for its en-
ployes." The union is asking a
IS cents an hour wage increase,
stating that the workers average
take-home pay Is $21.90.
GSI Accused Of "About Face"
In a letter to GSI. the union as
serted that GSI previously had
contended that the National Labor
Relations Board had no jurisdic-
ton over 1t, and accused the COM
pany Of doing an "about-face."
Mr.. Palmer asked that negotia-
tions on the contract begin on We'd
nesday.
In reply, Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant,
president Of Gs1, termed the unions
stand almost too astonishing to
merit comment, If the issues In
volved were not so serious"
Routine Essential, He Says.
"GSI's initial request that the
union qualify under the Taft
Hartley Act-if it hadn't already
done so-was considered matter
of routine, but an essential step to
be taken in order to insure full legal
protection to future contractual
relationships" Gen. Grant declared.
"It was assumed that the union
officials would naturally be happy
to file the necessary non-C Communist
af1idavits and financial statements
in order to be secure before the
NLRB," Gen. Grant added. He
denied the unions assertion that
GS1 had once claimed to be exempt
from NLRB jurisdiction.
Although no meeting date was set,
officials of both sides indicated that
they were willing to meet as soon as
possible to continue discussion.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Leader Of Library Division
To Address Regional Group

DR.. Maurice F. Tauber Of the Co.
lumbia University School Of Library
Service, will speak at the annual
dinner meeting of the Maryland,
Virginia and District of Columbia
Regional Group Of Catalogers and
Classiflers at 6:15 pm. Saturday at
the Lafayette Hotel.
DR.. Tauber. president elect of the
Division Of Cataloging and CLASH
fication of the American Library
Association, will speak on New De-
velopments in the Teaching of Cata-
loging."
Preceding the dinner, the catalog
departments of the Army Medical
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Library and the Library OF Congress
will hold open house for members
and guests Of the group. Miss Ruth
and her staff will receive
visitors at the Army Medical Library
and Miss Lucille M. Morsch, DR..
David j. Haykin and Richard S.
Angel at the Library OF Congress.
Dr.. Werner Ellinger of the Library
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Educational Unit to Hear
Child Institute Director

i Daniel Prescott, director of the
Institute for Child Study and pro-
fessor of education at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, will be principal
speaker at a meeting of the District
Education Association, to be held at
Ais pm. Thursday at the Burdick
Vocational High School.
His talk will be on THE Teacher
in Relation to Child Growth and
Development-from the Kindergar-
ten through College" A tea Will
precede the meeting.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Optometrists to Heur WooIf

DR.. Daniel Woolf Of Columbia
University will address the District
Optometric Association at $50
o'clock tonight on 'The Relation of
sevenstrom's Measurements to the
Theories Of Myopia" at the Burling-
ton Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Of Congress Is chairman Of the
group. Miss Marjorie Vivian Of the
Army Medical Library is in charge
Of arrangements for the dinner.