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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02
$16,25O in Building Permits Issued
In October Run Total Nearer Three
Million Dollar Mark for the Year

Cold weather and rainy days
cut Roanoke Rapids building
permits down again during
November. according to figures
for the month which were
available today. however five
permits amounting TO Sl6.2s0
issued during the month ran
the cumulative total for the
year to within $l3.02s of the
three-million- dollar mark.
With one more month still
to go. the city has issued per-
mits for building in the
amount Of $2.ss6.s7s for an
all-time high in Roanoke Rap
ijs' comparatively short his
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02

During November five per-
mits were issued a. follows: to
Drew Shearin. permit for an
addition to 4 residence at 1920
Washington Street at an esti-
mated $1,000: to Cullen Beev-
er. a hve-room residence on
Pine Street at an estimated
$4,000; TO Mrs. Fan Taylor. a
four r-room residence at Sixth
and Franklin Streets at an
estimated $3.50: to r. H. Gar
nsr.- 4 two-room residence at
Seventh and Rapids Streets at
$4,000: and c. F. oglstres. a
four-room residence on Rapids
Sheet ut 5000.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02

Old Father Roanoke continu-
ing critically ill, the Herald has
chance to run letters from
readers about the column.
Dear Father Roanoke:
An injustice has been done. 1t
is such a great injustice that l
lust have to crawl out of my
! etirement (as you have done)
and shout about it.
The injustice is this. In today,s
Herald, a story said that E. M.
Boyd, of the Mt. Carmel section
near Seaboard, had been award
ed the corn prize by P. H. jam
eson.
Now I contend that you should
have been the winner. Go to bat
for it and I'll back you up
An Old 49'er Myself
a.
Editor, the Herald:
started buying the Daily
Herald after l heard the news
dealer in Ahoskie say he was
selling nearly 100 more Her.
aids than he used to and the
reason was column by Father
Roanoke. After reading the col
umn for 8 days, l think lot
less of the people of Ahoskie.
Michael Alec Wallingsworth
e
Editor, the Herald:
l have your letter asking what
I think of paying rs cents a day
for a column called Old Father
Roanoke. The author writes a.
bout $50 words a day for 25
cents. For the same sum, you can
get a weeks subscription to the
Congressional Record; some
weeks, it contains 100000
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02

tory. Even with a December
lull in building contemplated.
it is expected that the three
million figure will be exceed
ed by the end Of December.
All November building per.
mits were issued for residsn
tial construction. running the
ls48 total to $326.s6s for re-
sidences. Permits for industrial
and commercial construction
total $2.ss0.4lo for the year.
October was one of the
slackest months of the year
reported 10 far. with $22.s00 In
permits being issued then and
taperins off to the lower sum
for November.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02
ROANOKE RAMbLINGS
BY PAT NANTZ

Little Frances Fuller johnson
was one of the many children
who visited in Raleigh to see the
Christmas Parade Saturday.
She also went sightseeing and
visited for the first time the
State Capitol, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. johnson
and her sister, Faye.
Shirley Glosson, a sophomore
at the Roanoke Rapids Hi 6 h
School, celebrated her sixteenth
birthday, Tuesday, :. George
Gray, of the fifth grade, is cele-
brating his, today. here's wish
ing you both have many more
just as nice as this one. :.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Langford will be interested to
know that they have named their
baby daughter, 'Cezette Elsie.
Cezette is a French word mean
ing "angel from heaven. .and
the Langford's say that is just
what she is. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Massey
are visiting relatives in South
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02
River Up
To M.3 Feet;
Still Rising

The Roanoke River was 70.
ported at 40.3 feet this morn
ing at Weldon by L. M. Shear
in, weather forecaSter.
Shearin did not predict 4
crest for the swollen stream.
but added that II was continu.
inq to rise and that indica-
tions were that the flood
would not be too severe.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02
Benefit Bridge
Is POSTPONED

Due to Christmas activities,
the benefit bridge party schedul-
ed for December 10th, to be
given by the Woman's Club will
,e postponed until January, the
exact date to be announced later,
according to a report by the
Club president.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02
Old Father
Roanoke
Says:

words, 80 years worth. You'll
find much funnier stuff in the
Congressional Record. But the
82-year-old author is a home
town boy and you may not want
to offend him. The column might
be worth a nickel a day if the
Old Man agrees to spend the
nickel in your soft drink mach
inc so you make fat profit
on this expense. Otherwise,
throw out the column. That's
my advice; you asked for it.
Editor, Manhattan Daily
Planet, New York.
Editor, the Herald:
have narrowed down the
writer of Father Roanoke to one
of three: Mayor Allsbrook,
Postmaster Shell, and Henry
10y. Come now, which is it?
Mrs. T. x. Twitchum,
Emporia, Va.
Editors Reply: Madam, their
problems sometimes make those
distinguished gentlemen feel like
81, but they're not there yet.
Dear, the Herald:
Could it be Blair Gibson?
High School Boy
Editors Reply: 1t could be,
but it amt.
This space, if the Old Mans
illness continues, meaning that
he doesn't pass away, will be
given over to an indignant let
ter from "Bub Skinner alias Carl
Churchill" denying authorship
of the Old Father Roanoke col
umn.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02
Weather

North Carolina - Increasing
cloudiness today followed by
occasional light rain tonight
and Friday; No important
chnage in temperatures.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02

Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Mat
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Massey
are visiting relatives in South
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Evening star., 1948-04-12
House 6. 0.P. Selects
Dewey for Nominee
Most Likely 10 Win
BY the Associated Press

Gov. Dewey of New York led the
field in an opinion poll among House
Republicans on what candidate
would stand the best chance of being
elected President If nominated"
About half the Republicans re-
sponded.
Democrats gave an edge to Gen.
Eisenhower on the same question.
Only about one-f1fth of them an
swered. however.
Representative Busbey, Republi-
can, of Illinois. made the survey.
OF the 244 ballots sent to Repub-
hcan members, 116 were returned.
OF 1856 ballots sent to Democrats,
only 81 were voted. Two ballots
went to American Labor Party mem
bers. One was returned.
Special Tellers Used.
The counting was done by special
tellers chosen from the House men,
bership, Mr.. Busbey said, 80 that
there could be no question as to the
authenticity, accuracy and fairness
of the poll"
In answering three questions, the
Representatives we're given the op-
ton of expressing both first and
second choice.
To the question, who do you be-
lieve will be nominated for Presi-
dent?" the Republicans replied, in
their first choice tally:
Gov. Dewey, 80; Senator Taft, Is;
Senator Vandenberg, "a; Gen. Mac
Arthur, II; Speaker Martin, II; For
mer Gov. Stassen, 4; Gov. Warren
of California, 2.
Martin Second Choice.
Second choice-Speaker Martin,
26; Vandenberg, II; Dewey, 13; Taft,
13; Macarthur, s; Stassen, 6; For
mer Gov. Bricker. 2; Warren, /;
Senator Saltonstall of Massachu-
sets, /.
The Democrats response to the
question "who do you believe will
be nominated for president" ran in
their first choice like this:
President Truman, %; Eisen-
hover. 7; Speaker Martin. 8; Taft,
2; former Gov. Kerr of Oklahoma,
/. Second choice-Senator Barkley,
3; Justice Douglas, 8; Vandenberg,
3; Mr.. Truman, 2; Fred Vinson, 2.
Senator Byrd Of Virginia, /; Dewey,
/; Eisenhower, /; Secretary of De-
fense Forrestal, l. Representative
Hartley of New Jersey, l: Repre-
sentative Rayburn of Texas, 1, and
Mr.. Stassen, l.
On the question, who Is your
Evening star., 1948-04-12

personal choice for nomination for
PRESIDENT" the Republicans re-
piled. as first choice:
Taft, %; Dewey. IS; Speaker Mar
tin, rs; Macarthur, IL; Stassen,
II; Vandenberg, 10; Warren, S: Sem
ator Baldwin of Connecticut. l.;
Bricker, /; Saltonstall, /. Second
choice-Martin, 20: Dewey, Is; Taft,
Is; Vandenberg, 13; Macarthur, 4;
Stassen, Z; Bricker. 4; Warren, 8;
Martin. 2, and Saltonstall. l.
The Democrats said their per-
sonal choice for nomination for
President ran like this, on first
choice:
Eisenhower, 8; Truman, 8; SEN
Evening star., 1948-04-12
Illinois Votes tomorrow;
Gov. Green Fayorife Son
BY the Assoeiafed Press

CHICAGO. April 12.-Illinois will
hold its primary tomorrow, but the
election will not test the strength
of any presidential contenders.
No major candidates entered the
States advisory presidential pref
erential balloting. The Statewide
Republican and Democratic states
are sure winners. Main attraction
are the vote totals polled by the
major parties and contests for con-
gressional, legislature and county
nominations.
Most of the 50 Republican con-
Evening star., 1948-04-12

|ator Barley Of Kentucky, 2; Doug
las, 2, Secretary Of State Marshall,
p; Martin, 2; Taft, Q: Fred Vim
son, 2.
The Democrats said the man
they thought would have the best
chance of being elected if nomin-
ated was:
Eisenhower. IS; Truman g.; Van
denherg, S; Martin, 2; Barkley, /;
Justice Douglas, /; Farley, I; Taft,
/; Wallace, /.
Evening star., 1948-04-12

vention delegates to be selected are
backing Gov. Dwight II. Green for
President as the States favorite
son. Four other delegates win be
chosen at q convention.
Most Democratic delegate candi-
dates until recently were believed
to be for President Truman. How
ever, some influential leaders among
Evening star., 1948-04-12

them have turned to Gen. Eisen-
hover or Senator Lucas of Illinois
as their choices.
Gov. Green is unopposed for re-
nomination as Governor. Senator
Brooks is assured of the Republican
denomination. On the Democratic
side, Adlai E. Stevenson will be
Evening star., 1948-04-12

nominated for Governor and Paul
II. Douglas for Senator. Mr..
Stevenson is a former alternate
United States delegate to the United
Nations. Mr.. Douglas. World War
II Marine, is a University of Chi
cago economics professor.
Evening star., 1948-04-12
Tavern Owners to Elect

The Tavern Owners Association
of Washington will hold its annual
election Of officers at a meeting at
8 o'clock tonight in the Ambassa-
dor Hotel, Edward N. Myles, presi-
dent. announced today.
Evening star., 1948-04-12
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a world in flames,
heroism and evil on a scale
that staggered history
all the tremendous events
Of the past three decades
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in the stirring words
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Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03
Panthers' Winning
Streak Continues

Park CITY, Nov. St was with
little difficulty that Coach w. F.
Truckner's football six ran up a
big score on the Roberts field
Thursday afternoon. The Park
City Panthers made 25 points in
the first quarter.
Alvin Kober started a touch
down march on the third play of
the game. The second team was
sent in after the quarter. Others
making points were Wagner, Con-
zales, Minch and Matthias.
The score by quarters was
Park City 25, Ia, g., X: Roberts X,
X, X, X, making a victory for
Park City, $50.
This game was the fifth play
ed and also the fifth win for
Park City.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03
PARK CITY
So Cars Of Beets
Are Shipped From
Park City In Month

Park City. Nov. 3.-The 1913
beet harvest which began Sept.
% ended Thursday, Oct. %.
Fifty-eight cars we're loaded by
the Is growers of the community.
Mrs. Nancy Vaught of Laurel
weighed the beets and w. D..
Whitcanack was dump man.
Ballard Bare had charge of the
dump in Trewin district.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Zinne of
Columbus were guests Sunday
of Nh. Zinne's sister. Mrs. Albert
Kline. Wednesday Nh. and Mrs.
Kline were guests of Mrs. Kline's
brother. Arthur Zinne. and family
in Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Eggar and
daughter Marjorie of Bozeman
were guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Orchard of Billings were
dinner guests Wednesday at the
Davis home.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03

Supt. and Mrs. r. C. Bolin and
of Terry, formerly of
Park City. came Thursday and
were guests at the w. F. Adams
home. Superintendent Bolin at
tended the M. E. A. meeting in
Billings during the week end.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03

Indiana Dunes state park has a
three-mile frontage on Lake Michi-
gan, and is located about 10 miles
west of Michigan City On state
highway 40.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03
''JOhnny Cake

Johnny cake" was originally
called tourney cake. 1t was used
by hunters and traders on their
long journeys on foot over Indian
trails.
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03
Heat of Light Bulb

Heat of the wire inside an in
candescent light bulb is between
1000 and 5000 degrees F., so in
tense that it would make brick
flow,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07
Nepritel by mohl ziskat
americke zakladny.

Pred senatnim apropriacnfm
vyborem prohlasil tajemnfk
valky Kenneth Royal, re by to
die n~yn6jsfho stavu vecf necini-
10 pflpadnemu nepTiteli zadne
obt1ze zmocnit Sc zakladen ma
Aljasce nebo ma Azorech a YES
tt odtud letecky 1tok proti Spo-
jenym StatGm. K tomuto kro-
ku by nepTftel nepotreboval
zadne lodstvo.
Royal zadal, ably byla ucine-
ma takova o~patrenf, ktera by
pokud MONA takovou moznost
vyloucila. Nestacf spolehat jen
ma letectvo a must byt prihlfze-
no k tomu, ably Sc pTfpadny ne
pf1tel nezmocnil zakladen, re
kterych by mohl byt 1tok We
Nden. Ia t1mto 1celem must byt
ma zakladnach Novem Fund
landu, ma Aljasce, v Gronsku,
Islandu a ma Azorech dostacu-
j1c1 pozemnf silly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07
Nemci vykradali vlaky do
Ceskoslovenska.

Mnichov. = Vysetrovanfm
bavorske policie Sc zjistilo, re
do vykradan1 vlakovych trans
port1 v jizn1m Nemecku bylo
zapleteno celkem 1O5 osob, z
nichz 60 bylo zeleznicaT1 a de-
vet celnfch 1Tednik1. Skupina
obzalovanych vykradala SOU
stavn6 nakladnf vagony, v nichz
byly dopravovany zasilky z Ho-
landska, Belgie a Lucemburska
urcene pro Ceskoslovensko. OBJ
zalovan1 ,spachali celkem $50
trestnych cinG a zcizili zasilky
kavy, masla, cokolady, rue, CT
garet, textilif a pryzovych O.
bruc1 v hodnot6 $1,000 marek.
Pfednosta venkovske zeleznic-
nj STANCE v Bavorsku, ktery pry
byl v1dcem zlodejske skupiny,
uprchl z vezenf. Obzalovani
budou souzeni vojenskym SOU
dem V Mnichove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07
Uzemni naroky J~ugoslavie pro-
Il Rakousku upraveny.

Phi jednanf O rakouske miro.
We smlouve upravila Jugoslavie
pon6kud sv6 1zemnf naroky
proti Rakousku.
Zastupce jugoslavskeho mi
nistra zahranicf Alois Bebler
rekl zastupcGm zahranicnfch
ministrG velmocf, re by Sc Ju-
goslavie spokojila asf 800 Give
recnymi m1lemi rakouske pGdy
V pohranicpfch krajfch Koru-
tan a Styrska. PGvodne poza-
dovala Jugoslavie asi 1000
ctverecn1ch mil.
Jak Sc pravf z dobTe infor-
movanych kruhG, nechtejf "a
padni mocnosti ami ma tyto snf-
zene naroky pTistoupit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07

Baltimore, Md; Spolek sv. He
leny {. 81 CKJ Chicago; j. j.
zitnfk, San Francisco, Calf;
j. j. Homolka, Brownville, Fla.
A J. Kalus, Hallettsville, Tex;
Jos. Viktorin, Wharton, Texas;
Mr.. & Mrs. Vaclav Prusa, Chi
cago.
Pc $500: - Joseph Pakosta,
Rice Lake, Wis; R. A. Slaby,
Traverse City, Mich; Mary IN
ger, Chicago, ILL.,; Vaclav Mer-
ia, ElCampo, Tex /; Frances
Novak, Chicago, H.; Spolek sv.
|Cyrilla a Methodeje els. 316
|KPJ, Lennon, Mich; Mrs. Vino.
Kabatnik, Cleveland, O.; E.
|Polasek, Prague, Nebr.; Mrs.
Vaclav RADIUS, Chicago, ILL.,.
Mr.. & Mrs. Frank Nevsfmal,
Jr., Chicago, I'll.
Pc $500: Mrs. Emily Cha
lupnik, Belfield, N. D.
Pc $3.50: - Antonio Made,
Berwyn, Ill.
Pc $500: = John Tvrdik,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Pc 5000 Mrs. Jos. Cicha
Park River, N. D.; Agnes Ho.
SEX, Chicago, Ill. Bessie Mraz
Cicero, ILL.,; Anna Mikel, Guy
Tex. Mrs. Antonio Vana, Chi
cago, I'll.
Pc $1.OO: = Mr.. J. Fabian
Berwyn, III; Stepan Bartos
Flatonia, Tex; Marie Nosek
Chicago, ILL.,; Mary Herides
Chicago, Ill.
Celia sb1rka jest soustTedens
do 1Tadovny Narodnfho Svaz,
National Alliance of Czecl
Catholics, 1896 w. 18th st.
Chicago : 8, Ill.)
Klepame ma brany VaSeht
srdce a pros1me O brzkou ode
zvu. Kdo rychle dava, dvakra
dava - povfda nam stare pTi
slovf. Rychla pomoc bezenc1n
zachranf zdray1 tax mnoheh'
ubozaka a Dude mu i dusevn
vzpruhou v tezkych chvilfcl
zivotn1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07
Tenisovy team CSR nevrati SC
do vlasti.

New York, N. Y. - Zprava
o prohlasen1 ceskoslovenskeho
representative tennisoveho
teamu, re Sc nevratf do Cesko-
slovenska, zasadila jiste tezkou
ranu Ceske tenisove asociaci,
ktera tax ztracf sve nejlepsf hra
&c. Neprekvapila vsak americ-
keno zavodnfho brace Sidneye
Wooda, ktery Sc pred n6kolika
dny vratil z tennisovych turna-
ljG ma francouzske Rivi6Te.
Wood Sc tam setkal S Jaro-
slavem Drobnym, nejlepsfm te-
nisovym hracem Ceskosloven-
ska a tret1m hracem sv6ta a je-
no partnerem v Davis Cupo-
vych Zapasech, Vladimirem
Cern1kem. Vyprav6li mu jiz
tehdy, re Sc nechtejf vratit do
mi, protoze dostali zpravu, re
nynejsi zajezd byl jejich po-
slednfm vyletem "a "zeleznou
OpOnu.'
Drobny a Cernfk NELL dobrou
pf1lezitost ucinit 81 pTedstavu
Q tom, jak Sc vyvinou pomery v
Ceskoslovensku pc jeho ovlad-
mutt komunisty. Byli totiz pred
nekolika tydny ma tenisovych
ZavOdech v Rusku. Tam byl
hlidan kazdy jejich krok a Glen
tajne policie spal pred jejich
dvefmi. Ale to nenf vse. Do
stall pry presn6 informace, kdy
mali vyhrat a kdy prohrat.
Kratce pc tie, kdyz sc zmoc-
Mill komunisticke vlady v Ces-
koslovensku, byli teniste zpra-
veni, re pc t6to poseldnf ceste
do Francie a Italie, nebudou
liz sm6t hrat v nekomunistic-
kych statech.
A tehdy Sc Drobny a Cernfk
rozhodli, Re Sc re sve posledn1
cesty jiz nevratf. Drobny, KITE
ry je soucasne jednfm z pred
mich evropskych hracG' hockey
e, dostal nabfdku ma smlouvu
Cd zastupcG Boston Bruins, KITE
II no videli hrat s ceskosloven-
skym olympijskym teamem,
jenz bojoval We Sv. Mofici o pr
vn1 m1sto a Kanadany. Drobny
nynf tuto nabfdku prime.
Sidney Wood Sc vSak snaz1
pfipravit cestu do ~Spojenych
StatG i jinym evropskym hra-
Cum tennisu, kteTf no prosili o
pomoc. Jejich imena nelze pfi-
rozene prozradit, nebot by byl
ohrozen jejich zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07
Sovetisace Ceskoslovenske
policie.
Modelem Sc stale ruske MVD,
(pOlicie minisfers+va m~nifra.l

(policie m~inisterstva mnitra.)
Mnichov. - Frantisek Sudek
cesky cetnlk, ktery preset hra-
nice v pine uniforme v pr1vodu
|studenta Vojt6cha Rfhy, sdelil
americkym dTadGm, re v posled
mich nekolika tydnech Sc pro-
vadf reorganisace ceskosloven-
Iske policie die vzoru povestne-
no sovetskeho MVD coz jest
policie sovetskeho ministerstva
vnitra, drive NKVD, pTfpadne
IGPU zvana.
Oba uprchlfci byli poslani dc
Jednoho Sc sedmi uprchlickych
taboru v Bavorsku, vyhraze-
nych pro Cechoslovaky. Pc
pflchodu do Eisensteinu Cha.
vorske zelezn6 Rudy prohla.
sill cetnlk Frantisek Sudek vic
americke strait ktera Sc no u
jala: "Uprchl jsem z Ceskoslo
venska, protoze jiz nemohu de
lie snaseti tamnejsf terror"
Americana, kteTf no vysly
chali a ktef1 neprozradili, u KIT
reho mlsta Sudek pfichazf, pra
viii, re Jim Sudek sdelil, re
jeho policeman okrese byl'
propusteno z policie Cd komu
nistickeho pfevratu 100 poll
clstu - pro politickou nespo
%lehlivost. Tyto pomery pr,
vladnou vsude a We vSech obC
rech statn1 spravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-07
V Bogote podepsana charta o
zalozeni organisace americkych
statH.

New York, V dome, ktery
byl s1dlem osvoboditele JIM
Ameriky. Simona Bolivara, po-
depsali zastupci Fl americkych
statG symbolicke smlouvy, jimiz
81 budujf novou, spolecnou Il
stavu. Mezi mimi je ma prvem
miste smlouva-charta o zTfzeni
-~organisace americkych statG.
Dale bylo podepsano prohla-
SEMI, zdGraznuj1c1, re ma zapad
nj polokouli je nevftana kazda
forma totalitarismu a hlavne
kOmunismus, prohlasenf, re
must co nejdFive skoncit kolo-
nialnf kontrola 1zem1 zapadni
pOlokoule evropskymi staty a
jina.
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POHRANICf.

IOhle nenl Zadny JlnOtaJ,
jde O komedii v prapGvodn1m
slova smyslu, O divadlo. Jen di-
vadeln1k rozumf a chape, co to
je, kdyz cesky divadeln1 zivot
Sc rozv1jf jen v Praze a v Brine
a v Moravske Ostrave, v Plzni
a v Olomouci, nybrz v tuctu
dals1ch NEST, i v takovych, kde
pred revoluc1 krone ridkych
zajezd1 a snad nejakeho ochot-
nickeho predstaveni, Sc nikdy
divadlo cesky nehralo. Otevrte
81 noviny z dob prvnf republiky
a spocftejte 81, kolik tenkrat
NELL Nemci divadel v pohranic-
mich mestech, a to nejen v Ii
berci anebo behem lazenske Sc
zony v Karlovych Varech, a
porovnejte to s poctem tehdej-
SIGH stalych divadel ceskych.
Ones, pc STRANGE pocetnosti,
je to radostna zmena. Meme ra-
dostna, >jak yam reknou usta-
rani divadelni Teditele, je otaz-
ka navstev Nestydme sc to
pfiznat. Nemci chodili do svych
nekdejs1ch divadel vic, nez cho
d1 cest1 Tide dnes v techze mis-
tech do techze divadelnlch bu-
dov. DGvodG najdeme snadno
tucet, nejde vsak o dGvody, jde
O ty navstevy. Je pravda, Mem
Ici vyuz1vali bohatych moznostf
pohostinskych her divadelnfch
soubord z velkych NEST, kter6
ljsou vzdycky velmi atraktivn1,
dovedli vsak podporovat i ma
lie stale soubory m1stn1.
Male navstevy Sc svadi ma
vselicos, ma repertoar i ma re-
produkci, to jsou ysak vsecko
vymluvy. Vykladali mi v tydnu
ceske knihy v jednom hezkem
a kulturnim malem meste, jake
majf leckdy polite, kdyz zkusi
neco tezce a neatraktivn9 kul-
turnfho, "a to vsak, re je ma IT,
den napfed vyprodano, kdyz
ma prijet pekna, nefalsovana
operetka. Jsou skarohlfdi, kteTi
tvrdi, re tento pomer zalib zad-
ma revoluce neodstran1. Jisto
lie, re "a takovych podmfnek Sc
ltezko della kulturnf prace kde-
kohl. Ale nestezujme 81. Snad
|se opravdu vsecko zlepsf, az Sc
Europa a my S nj zotav1me z
valecnych spoustf a az koupe
kapesn1ku. anebo zfskanf kure-
tie ztrat1 charakter divokych
dobrodruzstvf spojenych s ne
bezpec1mi takTka hrdelnimi.
Zatfm prejeme vsecko dobre
= a pomahejme, kde m1zeme
= tenn, kteTf - jake novodob1
Tylove - apostolujf v pohranic
Mich m1stech v oboru divadel-
MIN.
Mel jsem pTflezitost podivat
Sc do takoveho divadla, ktere
Sc jmenuje "Divadlo bratri Cap
XII" "a statecne PRAGUE v krus-
nohorskych Teplicfch." Acko-
liv mne pfipravili ma to, re hle-
diste je neobycejne velike, utr-
pei jsem temeT sok, kdyz jsem
tam vessel. Vykladaji O mem, re
bylo pdvodne a Poole pravdy
urceno "a s1dlo sudetskeho zem
skeho snemu, proto take vedle