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Evening star., 1948-10-27
z Held for Grand Jury
After Stolen Car Crash

Two men, one whom was injured
slightly when the stolen automobile
he was driving crashed into a light
pole, tree and drinking fountain
early yesterday at SiXteeth street
and Fort Stevens drive NV. were
ordered held for grand jury action
in Municipal Court on charge Of
unauthorized use of the car. Bond
was set at $1,000 each.
The men, both colored, are Lindy
B. Fisher. ~, of the 1900 block OF
Forty eighth place NE, and Will
liam Golf, q, 800 block of L street
NV. Goff left the scene of the
accident, police said, but Fisher
who was listed as the driver, was
taken to Freedman's Hospital foI
treatment and was released. He
also was charged with having nc
District permit and failure to give
full time and attention to driving
Two others, passengers in the car
listed as William Yarbaugh, %, col
ored, 1900 block Thirteenth street
NV, and Estelle Washington, "a
colored, 1900 block Ninth street
NV, also were charged with un-
authorized use of the automobile
Charges against them, however
were dropped by Municipal Court
Judge Walter j. Casey. They also
were treated for cuts and bruises
at Freedmen's and released.
Police said the automobile was
stolen late Saturday from Earl A
Merritt, 1916 South Thomas street
| Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
NAACP Accuses Thurmond
OF Breach of Courfesy'>
BY the Assoeioted Press


COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 27.-Gov.
j. Strom Thurmond of South Caro-
lima yesterday drew a rebuke from
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People for
"a breach of even common cour-
tesy."
J. M. Hinton, South Carolina
president of the NAACP, wrote the
States Rights presidential nominee:
THE statement attributed to you
III newspapers today concerning
Hon. Gov. Hastie of the Virgin
Island, If true. is a breach of even
common courtesy due any official
of the United States Govern
ment. r"
Gov. Thurmond issued a state
ment Monday night declaring an
invitation to Gov. William H. HASTE
to visit the Governors mansion here
was "a mistake"
A form letter was mailed to all
Governors, the South Carolinian
said, and a clerk in his Office in
cluded Gov HASTE without know
ing the Virgin Islands chief, execu-
tive is a Negro.
Gov. Hastie knows that neither
he nor any other Negro will ever
be a guest at the Governors house
in Columbia as long as I am Gov
ernor or as long as the Democratic
Party of South Carolina continues
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Butter 7 10 4 Cents Lower
lin Few Retail Stores Here

Butter was selling at to 4 cents
lower today in a few retail stores
here. rejecting wholesale market
reductions earlier this week. Dealers
predicted that by Friday the retail
price drops will be more general in
this area.
While several chains and in
dependents were still selling 93-score
butter at rs and IA cents a pound,
one large market reported a 7O-cent
price, 4 cents down since last
Saturday. Two chain stores quoted
73 cents, 2 cents lower.
Retailers indicated that price lists
to be posted tomorrow for the week
end will include lower costs for
butter.
Increased supplies and larger ship
ments to storage in Eastern markets
were the principal reasons for a cut
this week in wholesale prices, a
wholesaler explained. Grade AA but
ter was at 81 cents wholesale here
and in the New York market, lowest
since June, 1947.
Retail prices Of butter have been
going down here gradually during
the last month. Early in September
they ranged from about SO to 80
cents.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Dulles Plans to Remain
In Paris on Election Doy
BY the Associoted presx

PARIS, Oct. 27.-John Foster
Dulles, foreign affairs adviser to
! Thomas E. Dewey, Republican Pres
ldential candidate, said today he will
remain in Paris on election day.
Il would like to be home for SEN
timental reasons during the cleo
ton" Mr.. Dulles told a reporter, but
I have already cast my ballot by
mail"
Mr.. Dulles is representing the
United States in the Balkans debate
in the U. N. Assembly's Political
Committee.
A reliable source said Secretary of
State Marshall also has no plans to
return to Washington for election
day.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
SeoquII Steals Glasses

SYDNEY P-While a tourist
from Canada was enjoying a swim
at Green Island on the Great Aus
tralian Barrier Reef, large seagull
swooped down on his glasses, on top
of his clothes, and flew out to sea
with them.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Royburn PIons Speech
In Columbia Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

House Minority Leader Rayburn
tomorrow will invade the States
Rights stronghold of Columbia, S.
c., where he said he will make a
speech calling for support of the
Democratic ticket-from top to bot
tom.
Mr.. Rayburn plans to 60 from
Evening star., 1948-10-27

to elect the Governors in my State u
Gov. Thurmond's statement said.
Mr.. Hinton wrote Gov. Thurmond
that Negroes in South Carolina
have no desire to be entertained
in the Governors mansion" al
though "it belongs to them as much
as it belongs to any other citizen
of South Carolina"
Evening star., 1948-10-27

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to Preview Book

Darcy McNickle, assistant to the
commissioner of the Interior De-
partment Office of Indian Affairs
will preview his book, They Were
Here First" at meeting Of the
Montana State University Alumni
Association. at 6:15 pm. tomorrow in
the Fairfax Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-10-27

The average person constantly
gives off as much heat as 1Oo-watt
electric bulb. This is enough to
evaporate one-third of pint OF
water an hour.
Evening star., 1948-10-27

South Carolina to his home at Bon
ham. Tex, where he will give a ra-
dio speech Monday.
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The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18

gucci snagged 81
passes but failed
to equal Bob's
yardage. In scor-
ing Bob ranked
third with three
touchdowns.
The Lions tall
lied . very linn
tied number of
scores w h lie
compiling their
record of eleven
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18

valuable player award and the
name Of the new team captain
for ls4s. John Hazely and Virg
Florea, have been the l948 CO.
captains.
Detroit football fans will hit
the road for Cleveland next
Sunday when the All-American
Conference Championship game
will be PLAYED between the
Cleveland Browns and the Buff
falo Bills.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18

HaRdbills. PlacardS. Pro.
grams Invitations. all types of
printing done in our Job work
department = Detroit THI-
BUNE. 7l4s ST. Antoine. CT
1874.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DEC. 18th. 1913 IL
Hot Hornets, Haunt
Pride Of Michigan

Detroit gets its first view Of
The caliber of basketball as II IS
played in the fast S. |. A. c.
wehn the Bama State Hornets
Of Montgomery, Ala, open
against the Pride Of Michigan.
The Hornets coached by c.
Johnson Dunn, will bring 10
town practically q team of giants.
the majority OF the players be-
ing over six feet. also on their
roster the lads from Alabama
boasts three All-SIAC players
IN the persons Of Henry 1Spek"
Hollis. Percy "Bo" King. and
Willie lightning" Sharpe.
The Pride viii not suffer
too much from the loss Of Bob
Hall who was regarded by
many as the best center in
the M. o. League last year.
They have injected new and
young blood in the persons Of
Freddie Gee. Doc Boysfon and
Moiy Patterson. all Of Miller
High. who will be aided and
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18
Can Willis Stop
Jacks Comeback

Just on the surface il seems
that Friday nights main feature
at the Olympia between Beau
Jack and Leroy Willis will give
Detroiters chance TO see two
fighters travelling seemingly IN
opposite directions, pitted against
each other.
Beau. twice World Lightweight
Champion, seems 10 be definitely
hitting the down grade. in spite
OF his terrific showing against
Chuck Taylor two weeks ago.
Willis. on the other hand, ls
being groomed for bigger things.
WILLIS LAST VICTORY
BOoED
Fridays fracss may be the
turning point in young Willis
career IL he is able to earn q
decisive victory over the still
very powerful Jack. BY the same
token a poor or mediocre show
ing will only serve TO lesson his
chances for bigger things IN tho
lightweight division.
Willis last victory over Joey
Angelo here At Olympia was
greeted with boos from every
corner Of the house because Of
the dull fight presented the
spectators.
However. with Beau Jack in
the ring there is little likeli-
hood that there will be any dull
moments in the squared circle.
al least as far as Willis is con-
cerned. The ex-champion still
packs a sharp punch and stands
good chance Of giving Leroy
rough evening.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18

sbsiisd by such veterans al
Victor Stoebs. Willie Stevens.
Ennis Stafford and Ron Teas
ley.
Low SCORE SEEN
Coach Gus Fenny Of Pride is
a firm believer in a very strong
defense which indicates that the
scores might be kept to a low
level II the basket flinging giants
from 'Bsma State can be held
in check. however. II the Hor-
nets resemble anything Of last
years Hornets the Pride NAV
be in for busy evening.
Bird Hurst recreation team
will attempt 10 match basketball
wits against the Nacirema team.
The first game starts at 1880.
Main game starts promptly at
900 p m. The game viii be held
at Northern High School Gym
nasium, Woodward and Owens.
and is sponsored by the Alabama
State Alumni Association De-
troit Chapter.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18
Binson Soccer
Team Ends End
Undefeated Yr.

WASHINGTON, d. Glow
ard University's Soccer Team
concluded its second consecutive
undefeated united season last
week by defeating the famous
Falcon Athletic Club team Of
New York City. which was un-
defeated this season until the
Bison encounter The Howard
Falcon game, a hard fought con-
test staged midst a sea OF mud,
resulted in shut-out for the
visitors. with the Bisons scoring
four goals Fedo Blake, the Bis
on's crack center forward. scored
two goals, with Ronald Gordon
and Milton Clark chalking up
on goal each.
The real sensation OF the team
was Ronald Gordon. whose clev-
er footwork kept the fans con-
tinually thrilled
Referee Robert McFarlaine. OF
the British Embassy. rates Cor
don as one OF the best players
in the country. Other players
who made an excellent account
OF themselves were Hilton Clark.
captain: Give Bernard, fullback.
and Hopeton Hibbsrd. halfback.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18
SPORTS n
: j@i. j&@i,."'t'~
BY conkIIn Bray

Incidentally they lost 1857.
Brown said he had a long chat
with the coach which brought
Out the fact that a more en-.
hshtsned group was iskinu
over the rslns Of the school
and there would be more pre-.
eedenis along racial lines brok.
en- In the future as younger
men assume Leadership.
KENNY WASHINGTON IN
PIGSKIN FINALE
Kenny Washington made his
professional football exit as the
Rams rscked up a 3l-14 victory
over the Pittsburgh SteelerS
washington, one OF the greatest
players in football. received q
tremendous ovation from the
crowd in addition TO many luc.
rative gifts Kenny was present.
ed with q new car, television set.
$500 savings account for his sons
education and other gifts
Fred Thomas, Assumption Col
lege Star. was unable to play
when his team played the Wayne
University baseball team last
week. Thomas presence milht
have made the difference be
tween a close game and the rout
that took place. Wayne Univer-
sity will play the Akron Zippers
Dec IS. in Akron. They will
play a home game against the
University Of Omaha this Satur-
dav al the Fairgrounds Coliseum.
This will be the first time the
two teams have met
TARTARS BUST SET
the l948 Football Bust for
OF the Wayne Univer-
sity Varsity football squad will
take place Thursday. Dec. is.
beginning at ZOO p. m. in the
main dining room OF the Student
Center.
The annual affair will honor
the squad. coaches. student man.
ayers and trainer. Movies OF the
l948 season and addresses by
the coaching staff will make up
the program.
Team members will also an
nounce their choice for the most
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18

losses TO two wins. SO Bob >
three touchdowns, when consid-
cred against a total OF % fol-
the whole team, has some mean
ing Mann demonstrated his elu-
slveness and speed well when
he out maneuvered the Chicago
Bears great defensive player
Johnny Lujack, for a score
when the Bears met the Lions
mere in Detroit.
Il Is felt that the Lions with
a years experience under their
new coach and management Will
be able to get out there next
year and become something Of
4 threat in the National Football
League. Mel Groomes. former
Indiana bacGfield star. was out
OF he game for a good part
Of the season due TO q wrist
injury. He and Mann botn are
expected TO return next year.
LOUIS OK'S CHARLES
Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis stated last week that Ez-
zard Charles will be considered
the most logical heavyweight
contender II he meets and de
fcsts Lee Savold. Just two weeks
ago the Champion announced
that he had moved Charles down
several notches on the heavy
weight contender scale.
Wayne University basketball
star. Noah Brown was told by
the coach OF the University OF
Louisville that he was the sec
ond colored player TO play on
the Louisville hardwoods in the
history of the school when
Wayne. played there last Satur-
day.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18
Miller Aquatic
Stars, Headline
Annual ~ Show

There will be talent galore
on hand next Wednesday
night at the st. Antoine YIN
when the " swimmers, un-
der the direction of swim
ming instructor, Buddy Will
son, present their Winter
Water Carnival.
Top billing on this variety
aquatic show goes TO two Miller
Highsirls. lrma Keen and Gloria
Lang These girls will present a
Water Ballet They are members
OF the Lucy Thurman YWCA
Water Ballet team which is un-
Ger the direction OF Miss Eula
Clark. Miss Clark will also do
a number on the program.
There will be two comedy
acts on the agenda: one with
Alvoy Jones doing a comic life
saving act. and another in which
Buddy Wilson will do comic
swimming stunts.
Some Of Detroit's most CLAM
orous girls will also participate.
Girls selected for this are Carol
Benford, who won the beauty
title in the Canadian Emancipa-
ton Day Celebration: Nellie
Brown. winner OF the Miss
YMCA contest; Maggie Ruther-
lord. winner Of the Miss Booker
7. Washington crown and Ear
lene Hatcher, runner up in the
YWCA and the Booker T. Wash
ington contests.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-12-18

bob Mann enjoyed Q relative
ly good year in his first year in
professional football. The fledg-
me Detroit Lion offensive end
heads the list in one branch Of
the Lions statistics.
These statistics bear out the
fact that Maon has lost none ID
,he past receiNng faculties that
he demonstrated so ably while
n the University Of Michigan
MANN CATCHES rs PASSES
Bob caught rs passes during
the past season and gained
total Of 465 yards in doing so.
Mex, man to him was anotha
former U. OF M. star. Johnny
Green. who caught p passes for
a total gain Of 463 yards Mar
Evening star., 1948-03-24
VII \X:; i 5:
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BIoSoPHY,

BIoSoPHY.
WHAT Are Our Convictions" class Of
instruSttlon II inteiiisent hyine, a5 Gonducfso
stitute, Room H. Willard Hotel. o'clock.
tonight -
How can the wSrds free peoples save ave
totaiitarisnismP" discussed e s at meeting Of
washinston. chapter of Federal Union,
dneo me-, at phi Phillips Memorial Gallery 8
LUNCHEoNs.
Road Gang, Willard Hotel. 1913 pm,
=. Pennsylvania State Alumni Cherry
Blossom Inn, 1880 PM tomorrow. Men-
cosmopolitan Club, Carlton Hotel 1
club aotei ass stater
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
MUSIC.
Army Band concert. Departmental
Auditorium, escloek tonight, o;.,,
church Of the Lstter-Day SAINTS, $
Marine Band concert Marine Barracks,
Soldiers rs' Home es' Military Band concert,
Stanley Hall $50 pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
National Gallery of Art, Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV. open 10 am. to
days; paintings and SCULPTURE comprising
the Mellon. KresS, Widener and Dale COL
peod pannss rom
Berlin Museum exhibited at the request
of the Army Department through April 8.
stitution avenue NV, open am. to 4;30
pm. daily; exhibition of work, of Wash
ington Watercolor -so Club through IS Sunday
10 am. to 3 pm. weekdays; Album of
Americana" in North Wing; China" in
Sorroran GaIIerv of Art. Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue NV. open
IL to 4 30 pm. Mondays, 10 am. to 4:30
to 80 pm. Saturdays and 2 to. pm
Sundays: water. colors by artists Of Wash
ington, for an indefinite period. and Euro
lection; through April Il.
Public Library, Eighth and street.
prRs Sy Jack a PM in the ayts
0TFS; Barnet Gt1H Aden gallery, 1877 Randolph
nd esfe t" to eReh sundays IS R
drawings of Haitian subjects by James "A
Porter. Through March;
Mondays through Fridays, am. to ? m m
esna Iaocf o9a Abbss COPY % the
ment, until December, IS; original manu-
rspfy." for an indefinite period; exhibi-
ton depicting ideal of UNEsco' through
March.
Fish and wildIife Service, under mair
lobby in Commerce Department Building
am to pm. daily: display of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
period.
Dumbarton Oaks Museum, Thirty-frs
and r streets NV, open 8 am. to I'm
daily; collection Of BYZANTINE and related
Whyte Bookshop and Gallery, 1913 Con.
necticut avenue NV, open $50 am. tc
9 pm. weekdays; recent paintings o.
Edward Rosenfeld. through March.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
1918 L street NV, lounges library, writ
ing desks. billiard tables, radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, lounge, recreation
free canteen; open daily. noon to mid.
night.
Evening star., 1948-03-24

Robert and Dolly McElory. boy.
Victor and Hilda Orsinger, boy.
Robert and Ella Proctor. boy.
william and Evelyn Probey. girl.
Frank and Mary Powell, girl.
Paul and Rita Richards, girl.
William and Margaret Robertson, boy.
William and Betty Rose, girl.
William and Roberta Roth, boy.
Charles and Helen Rutherford, boy.
Seddon and Helen Sadtler, girl.
Robert and Mary Saffran, boy.
Bernard and Georgia Shoemaker, boy.
Morton and Esther Siegel, boy.
George and Alice Sines, girl
Gregory and Lee Skarupa, boy.
Thomas and Jane Smith, boy.
James and Patricia Stephenson, boy.
James and Arlene Stivers, girl.
Bernard and Eunice Taff. boy.
Stephen and Esther Trent, girl.
Kermit and Oliver Wallace, boy.
Alvin and Mary Lou Watson, boy.
John and Madeline West, boy.
Larence and Marilyn Whitcher, boy.
Francis and Marearet Wieser, boy.
Bcecher and Lola Williams, boy.
Covert and Haezel Williamson, girl.
William and Audrey Woods, girl.
Mlilard and Leona Wyant, girl.
Roland and Virginia Yarbrougf, girl.
Thomas and Ethel Camp, boy.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Births Reported
F1om D. C. Bureau of vital Statistic

David and Thelma Aronin. boy.
Thomas and Judith Bell, girl.
Ray and Pauline Best, boy.
Joseph and Sarah Brezel, boy.
Joseph and Jean Calhoon. boy.
Joseph and Winifred Carroll, boy.
Frank and Marie Cargnell, girl.
Walter and Rose Chakwin, boy.
Robert and Aenes. Clements, girl.
FRANCIS Francis and and Mary y'es Conner. G'i siri. II
John and Theresa Connolly, boy.
Vincent and Martha Dameron' boy.
George and Lillian Dawson, boy.
Jack ana Alma Deligans, girl.
Kenneth and Margaret Eckhart boy.
5ohn 1 and Della Tanning boy.
candius ca aha and sf@s Teufah kas'f rike coy boy
Paul and Abigail Gable, girl,
Robert and Catherine Galloway, girl.
George and Margaret Gordon. girl.
William and Catherine Gregg, girl
James and Emma Eand. boy.
Dayton and Pearl Hare, girl,
Tommy and Helen Harrington. boy.
John and Margaret Herring, girl.
Wendell and Martha Hite, boy.
| Garold and Verna Jensop, girl.
Psul and Moreno johnson. girl.
chester @ ana and 4s MaTtha ySe5en sRi girl
Paul and Kathleen Kaecher, boy.
Henry and Mary Karr, boy
Harold and Evelyn Kinnett boy.
Joseph and Marion Koval, boy.
harold and Mary Kusek, boy.
Raymond and Betty ,Kyker, girl.
Charles and Anna Link, girl.
George and Ann Linko, boy.
James and Mary Littlejohn. girl.
Edward and Alice Lusby, girl.
Robert and Betty Marks, girl.
Richard and Anne Marcy, girl.
Robert and Lorraine Marques, girl
Bruse and Janis Massey, girl.
Kenneth and Mary Meakins, girl.
Robert and 10 Ann Modlin, girl
Thomas and Bonnie Monard. boy.
Elliott and June Moore, boy.
James and Anona McCart, boy
Evening star., 1948-03-24

Edwin v Butler. 81, e37 Il st. NV.
Sidonie D. CONN. 81, l4s5 Columbia I'd.
Cary B.. Arant.. n. 2oo4 Monroe st. ne.
Leonard a., 4; CHISHOLM. e. 11oo pr St; NV
Rose Baynard, 90, 5005 18th st. NV
Samuel L. Staples, SO. $40 Maryland ave.
ne.
Mary Josephine Frantz. 5s, cheverly, Nd
John P. Taylor, 5S. Suitland. Nd.
Eliza B. Stanley. 81, 2100 Connecticut
ave. NV.
Audrey r. Neumann. As, 1s43 Clifton st.
NV.
Robert H. Gingles. ~, Chickashs, Okla.
Infant Sartori, Garfield Hospital
Evening star., 1948-03-24

Angelo and Carrie Chapman. boy.
Allen and Helen Durham, girl.
Calvin and Eloise Harris, girl.
Caster and Adelaide Harrell, girl.
Hoce and Theresa Kenner, boy.
James and Gladys Meredith, boy.
Rofney and Dolores Mitchell, boy.
Wilson and Freddie Monnow, girl.
James and Mabel Peters, boy.
William and Harriet Proctor. girl.
William and Corclyn Proctor, boy.
John and Carlotte Robinson, boy.
James and Bette Ross. girl.
John and Agnes Savoy. boy.
EEouin and Sarah Saxton. girl.
Norman and Laverne Saunders, boy
Marion and Jessie Wade, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Wood, boy,
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Deaths Reported

tFrom D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics }
Molly +, Pumphrey. IS. AIS 9TH st. Sc
IDA Sansston, 81. 1165 Massachusetts, ave
winfield F. Harris. SO, 313 18th st. ne
Margaret E: Connor, s5, 1871 Cue st. NV
Sarah L. Keene, s4, 6612 Piney Branch
Evening star., 1948-03-24

Helmer Z, Bomsteen, 81. 1864 18th st. NV.
Florence NJ. Rosche. 76, 171e Que st. NV.
Julia Goodrell. 76, 1919 Yuma st. NV.
Minnie Grimmalsman, 20, 716 18th st. Sc
Rudolph Washington, II, 65 X st, ne.
Evening star., 1948-03-24

Emma Hasan, 70. 1872 4tth ST. Sc.
Lottie Van Buren,. 81. 1902 1st st. NV
Mary Gross. 40, Berwyn, Nd.
Elizabeth johnson. 33. 1919 Lamont It.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-02
Podekovan1.

S bolnym srdcem, ale naplnenym ~vdecnostf de-
kujeme vsem p~ratel6m a znamym, kteM Sc prisli ma
posledy rozlouciti s nasfm drazemilovanym NAME
lem, otcem, tchanem a dedeckem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-02

duchu neco docela jineho
prudky vzmach, titanske we
petit, oslnenf, meteor, blesk
Caste, kdyz vybojnost horko-
krevnych svefenc6 nebyla w
k vydrzen1, snasel jim pry sta
~ mistr vsechny medaile, KITE
re posbiral ma mnoha VISTA
vach - We Vfdni, PaT1zi, Ber-
line, Mnichove, Bruselu, Chi
cagu - ale AMI tyto "mnoho
vazlcl' argumenty nestacily
podeprit jeho autoritu.
Teprve cas-, ten neuspecha-
ny reformation, odkryl mnohym
z jeho zak1 ryznost ministro-
va dlla. Sam Stursa, kdyz por-
.tretoval presidenta Masaryka
a nevedel 81 rady S modelacl
satG, hledal posilu u Hlavkova
portretu sveho ucitele. A po-
zdeji ma vrcholu sve tvIrcl 81
ly, odpovidal casio ma pochval-
ma slova svych ctitelG: "Coz o
to - ale - mas starej by to
byl piece jen udelal lip!"
Vera senkyfova.