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Evening star., 1948-07-08
'Monn1y Who Loves Me- Jailed
10 Days for Beating Girl, S

Despite protestations that II love
my mommy very much and she
loves me-" curly-haired 5-year-old
Janet Majerska today remained in
the District Receiving Home, sepa-
rated from her mother who is In
jail for beating the child.
Clad in gay red overalls and yell
low sweater, the child yesterday
turned her tear-stained face toward
Judge George d. Nelson to explain
her "mommy." Anna Majerska, SO,
sometimes spanks me but only be-
cause she loves me-"
The mother was jailed for 10
days and ordered to pay $50 fine
or serve another 80 days for simple
assault, because the spanking" on
May 10 was found excessively
forceful" by the Judge after hearing
evidence for nearly an hour.
Addressing the defendant, Judge
Nelson declared: There is a diff
ference between spanking and a
beating. Here, on the testimony Of
police and neighbors this chhd's
spanking caused black and blue
marks on her back and that wasn't
the first time there had been such
complaints.
1T is with reluctance that I have
decided to separate you from your
daughter, but do so as a warning
to parents or any one else who dares
to assault q child"
Placed on the witness stand by
Defense Counsel Harry j. Ahern,
Janet announced, MY mommy
Spanks me when I'm bad, but love
my mommy very much and she
loves me very much. want to stay
with her"
Earlier, when she was asked by
Evening star., 1948-07-08
New Dewey Denial
OF Pearson Story
Sent 10 Teachers
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, July s.-Represen-
tatives of Americas teachers were
ready today to rebuke Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey unless he explained to
their satisfaction a report that he
made unkind remarks about the
teachers lobby.
Gn Pawling, N. Y, spokes-
man for Gov. Dewey said he was
informing the convention that
reports Gov. Dewey made unkind
remarks about the teachers lobby
were completely false"
(James c. Hagerty, press sec
retary to Gov. Dewey, released
this text of a telegram he said
he was sending to the convention:
Statements made at the Ma
tional Education Association
Convention concerning the recent
Governors conference are COM
pletely false, as I have already
stated.
("In fairness to all, I suggest
that the convention representa-
tives contact Gov. Hildreth OF
Maine, president of the 194S Gov
ernors' Conference and presiding
officer at that meeting. Gov.
Hldreth can be reached at the
State Capital, Augusta, Me-
Delegates regarded as unsatisfac-
tory a telephoned denial of the
reported criticism which Gov. Dewey
authorized Mr.. Hagerty to make
Tuesday to Martin L. Wilson, New
York City NEA delegate and pollt-
ical supporter of the Governor.
The delegation from the Republi-
can presidential nominees own
State of New York was especially
upset by his failure to answer their
request that he clarity his views Tor
some $500 educators meeting here
in the 86th annual National Educa-
ton Association convention.
John A. Cullen of Mount Vernon,
N. Y, new State director and a
teacher of aviation mechanics, said :
This is a slap in the face to the
teachers, especially in New York.
We sent him a decently worded note
asking his side. We didn't condemn
him in public. All we want to do Is
to hear what Mr.. Dewey has to say
about this
Statements Cited.
BY this" Mr.. Cullen meant state
ments which Columnist Drew Pear
son said Gov. Dewey made last
month at 3 Governors conference
in Portsmouth, N. H.
The Pearson column, read in a
general session yesterday, reported
that Gov Dewey tried in vain to
get other Governors to fight the
teachers lobby with $50,000 pub
licity campaign. The column said
further that Gov. Dewey described
teachers propaganda tor pay raises
as the biggest lie since Adolf
Hitter"
After Mr.. Hagerty's telephoned
denial was given to the convention,
Mr.. Pearson sent Mr.. Cullen wire
saying that at a Philadelphia hotel
June 20 Gov. Dewey repeated to Mr..
Pearson personally the same gen.
eral ideas he had expressed at the
Governors Conference at Ports
mouth, even referring to the teach
ers lobby as 'damnable blackmail
and Hitler's tactics
Evening star., 1948-07-08
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Evening star., 1948-07-08
Ill American Envoy
Flying to Bethesda
By the Associated Press

ISTANBUL. Turkey, July 8.-Paul
Alling, American Ambassador to
Pakistan who is critically Ill from
an infected liver, was placed aboard
a plane today to enter the Naval
Hospital at Bethesda. Md
He was flown here two weeks ago
from Karachi for treatment at an
American hospital He formerly was
assistant director of the State De-
partment's division for the Middle
East and Africa. Before his Pakistan
assignment he was Ambassador to
Syria.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Babylon Rent Theory Outdoted.
KeIeher Replies to Wife's Suit

more recent IMAM Che COde OF Eam-
murabi, a Babylonian King (2240-
2l85 B.C.)," the motion states.
Without discussing the law OF
that ancient day, it is sufficient to
state that there have been some
changes made"
The changes made" since Ham
murabi were to be discussed in a
hearing with Mrs. Keleher's lawyer,
James J. Laughlin, at 10 am. today
in Municipal Court.
Mrs. Keleher, who lives in the
Woodley Park Towers Apartment,
still awaits outcome Of her divorce
action against her husband, who
lives at 2400 Sixteneth street NV.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
WARNING on Weeds Given

WINCHESTER. Va, July 8 (Spe-
ciaD Property owners who do not
keep their premises clear Of weeds
this summer, after warnings by city
health authorities, are to be sum-
moned into court unless all under
growth is removed by July 10, it was
announced yesterday by Sanitary
Inspector G. G. Baker. Warnings
were given recently by DR.. l.. M
Allen, city health officer.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

When Mrs. Anna E. Keleher, 81,
sued her husband, John B. "Blackie"
Keleher, 81, for $486 in back rent
which she owes a hotel here, she
contended her spouse is responsible
for paying the rent under a theory
having been in existence since the
day of Hammurabi."
This claim was filed in Municipal
Court on June 20.
Yesterday, Mr.. Keleher, through
his attorney, Alvin L. Newmyer,
came back sharply in a motion to
dismiss the suit.
Mrs. Keleher fails to cite any
authority in support of her claim
Evening star., 1948-07-08
Two Air Force Pilots Die
In Crash of7runsport
by the Associoted Press


GREENVILLE, s. c.. July 8.-Two
pilots died last night in the flaming
wreckage of a CAT plane at the
Greenville Air Force Base.
The transport crashed and burned
seconds after cutting loose two
gliders it had been towing on a
training mission. The gliders landed
safely.
The victims were identified as
1st 1t. Bernard M. Nickerson and
I'd 1t. Clarence L. Ferrero. both
assigned to the base here.
About 3 miles OF rope are carried
as equipment on a modern ocean
freighter.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

the one which Bowen was toting
Pvt. Wilson said the man admitted
he had been drinking heavily anc
did not know why he took the
weapon.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

consideration both to that plan and
that of going to the convention.
The break with tradition came in
1882 when Franklin D. Roosevelt
few to Chicago to accept the
nomination.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1948-07-08
Workers to Go Abroad

Fire and Switzerland have agreed
on a plan whereby a limited num-
Der Of citizens of each country
may obtain employment in the
other, Berne reports.
Evening star., 1948-07-08

::::; THE MODE
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Boys Club 10 Dedicate
New Building Today;
Clark Will Speak

The new 100000 building of
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
Number 4, at S16 Sixth street S.W,
will be dedicated at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Attorney General Clark heads a
list of high-ranking Government
officials expected to attend. He is
to cut the ribbon at the dedication
ceremony.
Thousands of members of the
seven Police Boys clubs, members
of the board Of directors and police
officials are to take part in a parade
scheduled to start from Sixth street
and Washington drive NV, Is min
utes before the dedication.
The Metropolitan Police Band.
under command of Capt. Charles
Benter; the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club Band, led by Maj. Leon
Brusiloff, and the Police Boys Club
Drum and Bugle Corps also will be
in the parade and provide music
at the dedication. Heading the pa
rade will be Police Supt Robert j,
Barrett, who helped spark the drive
for funds which made the new
building possible.
Chatelain Heads Program.
Leon chatelain, jr., president Of
the Board of Trade, Is program
chairman. Robert c. Simmons,
president Of the Police Boys Club
Board, Is to serve as master OF cere-
monies.
Among the speakers will be Maj.
Barrett, Mrs Joseph L. Arnold
president of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Clubs, and three boys from Club
Number 4, who will represent the
boys Of the different age groups.
The latter are Edline Rhodes. 8,
who will represent the midget class;
Alton Davis, Il, who will represent
The juniors, and Hyman Laskin, II,
who will represent the senior class.
Women to Serve Punch.
The women,s Auxiliary will serve
punch and cookies, with Mrs. Bar
rett directing.
Another feature is to be the OPEN
ing in the building Of the Arnold
Library, named IN honor of Mrs.
Arnold, the Women's Auxiliary
president. Through her efforts
some $1,000 was raised to equip and
maintain the library.
The Rev. Bernard Schafer, of
Saint Dominic's Catholic Church is
to deliver invocation. Benediction
is to be by the Rev. Harry v. Porter
Of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The new club building has large
gymnasium, auditorium and many
special features.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Georgetown Fraternity
initiates II Members

Mu chapter Of Delta Sigma ri
professional business fraternity at
'Georgetown University's Foreign
Service School initiated 81 new
members yesterday in ceremonies at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Only Washington student to be
initiated was Carl w. Hurlebaus.
of 1919 Seventeenth street NE.
More than 100 persons attended the
dinner and dance following the in
itiation.
Dom Klasie Van Loggerenberg,
118, of Bloemfontein, South Africa,
has recovered from a toe amputa-
ton after five weeks in the hospital.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
zionists Here 10 Launch
Food for Israel Drive

A Food for Israel" drive will be
opened in Washington Tuesday
when Zionists of. the city meet at
the Jewish Community Center to
map plans. -.
The campaign is part nf the Ma
tion-wide Zionist effort to meet
needs of the large n lnlher of desti-
tute immigrants arriving in Israel,
Evening star., 1948-12-12

a spokesman for the Louis Brandeis
district of the Zionist Organization
Of America said last night.
Washington Zionistc have prom
ised to deliver 10000 pounds of food
valued at $4,000, he said.
The drive will be in charge of A. s.
Kay, Washington businessman. Off,
cials emphasized that the committee
would prefer cash rather than con-
tributions of food
At Tuesdays meeting, Joseph
Cherner, president OF the Zionist
group here, will present his check to
Mr.. Kay as.the frs contribution.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

shift to buses because Interior De.
partment officials testified at q pub.
lie hearing that a gas shortage was
likely this winter. Interior Depart
ment experts are expected to testify
tomorrow
The section Of the Rosslyn-
Benning line that would be changed
to buses, runs from. Fifteenth street
Evening star., 1948-12-12
'PUC 10 Hear Plan for Buses
On RossIyn-benninq Line

A hearing to determine when buses
will replace streetcars on the Ross
lyn-Benning line will be held by the
Public Utilities Commission at 10
am. to- morrow ut the District Build
ing.
The outlook for the supply Of
petroleum products will guide the
decision of the PUG.
Last April the PUG postponed the
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Mexico's moving picture labor
union put 13 movie houses under
threat of strike, demanding salaries
in accord with "the present times
of bonanza"
Evening star., 1948-12-12

and ilew York avenue NV. to the
Kenilworth and Seat Pleasant term
inals on the Northeast. '..
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Our policy is to for it o by nd
OF to t cv
u lee q
bugo in d made q d
u O m NJ
time to ct it a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19
S evropskych narodI uzavrelo
obranny pakt proti
komunismu.

Brussel, Belgie. = Pet zapa-
doevropskych narodG Sc spoil
10 k tesne hospodaTsk6, polite
Ike a vojenske spolupraci proti
hrozbe komunismu.
Angle, Francie, Holandsko,
Belgie a L~ucembursko Sc Java
zuji smlouvou, uzavfenou ma
SO let spojiti veskere sve vojen
ske a hospodaTske silly, kdyby
Jeden z techto stat1 Sc stall CT
lem nejakeho 1toku.
Tim bylo vlastne utvoTeno
pro vybudovanf Spoje-
nych stat6 evropskych, pTi
cemz je pocitano s tim, re Sc k
teto move alianci pTipoj1 tez O.
staty, majfci 1cast IA
Marshallove planu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19

cechoslovaci, prchajici re
sve komunisty opanovane Was
tt, vypravejf, re v ceskem po-
hranic1 poradajf zesflene po-
hranicn1 straze prave hony ma
politicke uprchliky We snaze
zabraniti 1tekGm We vetsfm
meTftku.
Stfelba Sc ozyva dnem i nocf
z ceske strany pohranici. Byly
povolany dobrovolne vojenske
organisace ku posileni rad po-
hranicn1 straze. Vzdor tomu
desltky unikajf do americkeho
okupacnfho pasma.
Zarostly muz, ktery dorazil
do pohranicnfho n6meckeho
mesta Hofu, vypravel, re oso-
by, dopadene pfi pokusu O u
tex pres hranice, jsou odsuzo-
vany k peti az dvacetiletemu
zalafi. Uprchlfci pry jsou O.
zbrojeni revolvery a puskami,
odhodlani bojovati s kazdym,
kdo by jim branil v 1teku. Je-
dina skupina uprchl1k1 projela
autem spustenymi hranicnfmi
zavorami a doslova vrftila sc k
americkym strazfm v rozbitem
auto, plnem strepin a trisek.
We skupine Sc pry nalezal ie-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19

Vlada v nadiktovanych ca
sopisech opakovala dnes sve
tvrzen1, re Masaryk byl do
Imam k smrti trpkymi 1toky
zapadn1ho tisku.
Ma 700, 900 lid plnilo name
stf a ulice, ably vzdali posledni
poctu svemu obllbenemu "a
hranicnfmu ministrovi v den
jeho pohrbu.
Statnf pohfeb = vypraveny
v heroickych rozmerech - byl
veden komunistickym premie-
rem Gottwaldem.
President Benes pTijel re Sc
zimova Ustf. ably 1castnil Sc
pohrbu.
Lide plakali, kdyz pohfebnf
pr1vod ublral Sc k museu.
Laurence Steinhardt, americ-
ky velvyslanec, byl jedn1m z
prvnich ciz1ch diplomatic, KITE
Fl zaujali sye mfsto pr pohreb-
mich obTadech.
Pouze deset vstupnek bylo
dano zastupcdm tisku, ably by
Ii pT1tomni pr pohfebnfch OBJ
radech "a Masaryka. Zadnemu
re zahranicn1ch correspondent
til nebyl dovolen vstup. Vstu-
penky dostalo pouze 10 slovan-
skych reporteru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19

siTi sesti az dvanacti mil, do
nehoz nesmi nikdo, krone do
macfho obyvatelstva, vkrociti
bez zvlastnich povolenf. Toll
ko v Marianskych Laznfch, le-
zfcfch hranic, bylo treba S O.
hledem ma lazenske hosty toto
pohranicni pasmo s1ziti a pro-
to tamnejsf "akcnf vybor'' zTf-
dill toliko petikilometrove po-
hranicn1 1zemf.
Bylo tez navrzeno, ably byla
zkoumana vernost dTevorubcG
pracuj1cfch v pohranicnfch le-
SIGH, vdci move Wade. Tito pry
pomahajf osobam, ktere sc
snaz1 O 1tek do americke oku-
pacn1 zony Nemecka.
Deseti re ctyTiadvacet SELF
pilotd Ceskoslovenskych a ae-
rolinif bylo zakazano vzlet-
nouti, jelikoz sprava podniku
nebyla 81 jista, re by Sc opet
vratili. Policie je rozmrzena
pT1padem dopravnfho 1fedn1-
ka Pan American Anyways
Waltera Blahy, ktery Sc pred
nekolika dny vydal ma sluzeb-
nj let a dosud Sc nevratil. Lee
tiste jsou nyni pTisne strezena
a letadla jsou d1kladne prohl-f
zena polici1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19

Praha. - Dive ste tisic muz6G,
zen a detf plnilo minulou sobo-
tn Cern1nsky palac, ably vzdali
posledn1 poctu Janu Masary-
kovi.
Zastupy lidu staly cele hodi-
ny v chladnem jitru, cekajfce,
az Sc kovove dvere zahranicnf-
no ministerstva otevrou. Lide
kraceli mlcky velkou SIM a po-
kladali kvety ma katafalk sve-
no zahranicniho ministra, KITE
ry byl pohrben vedle sveho OF
ce TomaSe G.. Masaryka v La
mech.
Lide, kteTf kraceli v ddstoj-
mem klidu a mlceni velkou SIM,
v nlz mrtvola Masarykova spo-
cfvala ma katafalku, plakali,
kdyz vychazeli ma namestl.
Mnoz1 dali prGchod svym CT
t1m, kdyz vid6li Masaryka, le-
zfc1ho v proste, cerne rakvi.
Jeho ruce byly slozeny ma pr
sou. Rysy jeho tvare jevily ma
10 stop jeho sebevrazedneho
skoku z okna jeho 1fadovny We
stredu.
Obliba Masaryka a 1cta, KITE
re Sc tesil byly dokazany tru-
chl1cfmi zastupy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19
General Meyers uznan vinnym.

General Meyers uznan vinnym.
General Bennett A. Meyers
byl uznan vinnym We vsech 3
bodech obzaloby, podane proti
nemu pro svad6nf Ike kfivemu
svedectvf.
Ceka jej nejvyssf trest 10 let
zalafe "a kazdy jednotlivy bod
obzaloby tax, re by celkovy
trest mohl obnaseti 80 let "a
laFe. Pred vynesenlm sveho
vyroku Sc porota radila 2 no.
diny a so minut.
Meyers vysIechl rozsudek
bez zjevnych znamek rozcile-
nj. Jeho manzelka, rozena
lie Rae Cormutt pTi vynesenf
roZsudku ponekud .zbledla.
Pr nyn6jsim soudnim jed
mani Slo o to, re Meyers svadel
sveho byvaleho 1Tedn1ka La
marreho Ike kTivemu svedectvf,
co do pTfjmG We skutecnosti
Meyersovi patriot spolecnosti
Aviation Electric Co.
Mimo to vsak Dude Meyers
souzen pro kTive svedectv1 a
dale bylo prot nemu zahajeno
jednan1 pro zatajovan1 DAM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19
Ceskoslovensko ~sesiluje pohranicni straze.
(Pnvodn1 zprava 2 New YOrsk1ch Listn y

IOIl1 AP1oNo INV OAOAyO11 -
den general. Nyni ceska po-
hranicnf straz zesllila hranicn1
zavery silnejsfmi bfevny.
z Rezna v Bavorsku Sc O.
znamuje, re ma osm set Cechu
vcetne til poslanc1 nalezlo tam
dtociste behem posledn1ch 2
tydn1. Nemci je nemaj1 radi,
avsak bylo jim nar1zeno Anne
ricany, ably Sc 0 ne postarali,
ielikoz cesko-nemecke pohra-
nicf jest jedinym vychodiskem
z oblasti zelezne opony. Cest1
uprchlfci sc stall casti $4,000
bezencG, umfstenych v Bavor-
sku. Mezi mimi je ma 200, 1000
sudetskych Nemcu, vypoveze-
.nych z Ceskoslovenska. Prvn1
diva cesti uprchlfci byli um1ste-
nj pohromade s temito Sudeta-
ky, kterf je die zprav Ameri-
can't zbili. Ma to dali Ameri-
cane CechGm vlastn1 1tociste,
a Size We Skole v RENE.
Problem ceskoslovenskych
obcan1, snaz1c1ch Sc uprch-
nouti pres hranice sve vlasti,
zalozene Tomasem Garriguem
Masarykem, Sc stava v Praze
stale nalehavejsfm. Bylo pro-
to zrfzeno pohranicnf pasmo o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19

Vlada nafidila, ably tovarny,
obchody a skoly byly zavreny
v den Masarykova pohrbu. A
merictf correspondent naval
to "svatkem pro smrt a smu-
tek".
Otevreny pohfebnf VIZ, ia
zeny cernymi koni, nesl rakev,
ma n1z byl jediny venec z Ger
stvych kvetin a ceska vlajka,
pc Vaclavskem namestf k Mu-
seu.
Statisicove zastupy staly mic
ky, plnfce cele namest1, kdyz
v SIM Musea premier Gottwald
pTednasel svou smutecn1 rec.
Vedle Gottwalda sedel pre-
sident Benes. Kdyz premier
skoncil svou rec, president Sc
trel 81 Shy S ocf, vstal a zvolna
kracel mimo rakev a vysel ma
namest1, kde ma neho cekal
autOmobil. JIM 1rednlci vysli
ba MIN.
Rakev byla nesena k pohreb-
n1mu vozu Tadami vojak1,
vzdavaj1cfch cest. Pohfebnl
pr1vod nastoupil cestu do Ian,
kde Jan Masaryk byl pohrben
vedle sveho otce, prvnfho pre-
sidenta republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-19
CSL. UPRCHLfCI
POLITICKOU
CINNOST v EXILU.

Mnichov. = Vedoucf polite
ii uprchlfci z Ceskoslovenska
pracuj1 ma planech jak zajisti.
I'll trvale podzemnf spojenf s
vlastf tax, ably tez dalSfm poll
Iticky expanovanym lidem byl
umoznen 1tek do ciziny. Sou
lcasne Sc uvazuje O planech u
|tvofiti vladu v exilu, pokud
fmozna v Londyne.
Ma sc "a to, re by sc hlavou
lteto vlady mohl staff odstoupiv
81 velvyslanec We Washington
DR.. Juraj Slavik, jeste vice by
byl vftan Petr Zenkl, ktery v
poslednf demokraticke Wade
zastaval trad zastupce mini
sterskeho pTedsedy "a stranu
narodne socialistickou a ztra-
vii mnoho let v koncentraku
behem valky.
DR.. Zenkl zmizel tesne pred
tim, nez Sc komupiste ujali
moci a nen1 oficielne znamo,
kde Sc zdrzuje, emigranti vsak
naznacuj1, re Dude k disposici.
Jedn1m z mluvcfch emigran-
tn je redaktor Pavel Tigrid,
ktery ujistoval, re udrzenf spo
jenf S Ceskosolvenskem nebu-
de nikterak snadne. Byla wy
slovena nadeje, Re Sc uprchli-
kim dostane prostTedk1 z A
meriky a re zapadn1 Evropy
tax, ably mohli vybudovati
hnuti.
AZ doposud uniklo z Gesko-
slovenska do americkeho pas
ma Nemecka pres 1000 osob.
Mezi mimi je pomerne malo We
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Talich vyhozen z Narodnfho divadla.
III Flrkusny Ze oynoIKatu. cSI. huedDnIcn umeIcC
Stack manzela Jarmily Novotne zabaven.
Statek !

Praha. - Ministr skolstvi
Nejedly propustil nej-
vets1ho ceskeho dirigenta Va
clava Talicha z jeho mfsta sefa
opery Narodn1ho divadla. Ia
Itch dovedl pc Karlu Kovafo-
vicovi operu Narodnfho diva
ola a ceskou filharmonii zno-
WI ma mezinarodni vysi. Vaclav
Talich mel myslenku praz-
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ka, nybrz "a dobu sveho poby-
tn We Spoj. Statech - prijel
do New Yorku ma pocatku ro-
ku 1941 = 81 svymi pianistic-
kymi vykony vydobyl mfsta v
prve fade pianistI svetovych.
Jake jediny cesky pianista
svetoveho jmena mel "a valky
propagacne jedinecny vyznam
pro ceskou vec a jake cesky
vlastenec a neobycejn6 svedo-
nifty umelec tohoto vyznamu
vyuzlval re vsech sill. Svymi
samostatnymi koncerty propa-
goval pc cel6 zapadnf polokou-
Ii ceskou a slovenskou hudbu
a vystoupil ma mnoha koncer-
tech uspofadanych zdejslmi
cesko-americkVmi kruhy We
prospech ceske v6ci a ma osla-
WI vyrocf zalozenf Ceskoslo-
vensk6 republiky a presidento-
vych narozenin.
Totez, co o Rudolfu FirkuSnem
platf i O Jarmile Novotne, ces-
ke pevkyni, iez 81 dobyla sve-
tovych 1spech1 svym krasnym
hlasem, kouzlem sve osobnosti
a vynikajfcfm umenfm pevec-
kVm a hereckym.
[ Jarmila Novotna, ktera Jest
cd roku 1889 vynikajfcf Glen
kou metropolitan opery davala
sve umen1 ochotne do sluzeb
drHheho odboje.
Jak Jarmila Novotna, tax i
Rudolf Firkusny. byli minute
no roku We sve vlasti, kde byli
uvftani S ohromnym nadsenfm.
President Osvoboditel Tomac
&c. Masaryk miloval jej1 zpev
q temeT il adoptoval.
Doprovazena ma klav1ru je-
no synem, Janem Masarykem,
csT. zahranicn1m ministrem.
ktery SWIM hrdinnym odcho-
dem re zivota zasadil krutou
~anu ceskemu komunistickemU
rezimu. natocila "a valkv ma
desky Tadu ceskych narodnfch
p1snf.
Jarmila Novotna lie chot1 &c.
ekeho pr16myslnfka Jirfho Dout
ka, ktery krone velkych My.
MI v Brnenci ma Morave vlast
nil velkostatek Liten u Prahy
Liten podlehla pozemkove re
!, forme az ma dovolenych 10(
hektar1. List URO "Prace"
oznamil, re nynf, kdyz jiz ne
ma We Wade "protektora'', =
zrejme Jana Masaryka - bu
de Liten rozparcelovana celia
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"Akcnf vybory' byly zakaza-
ny " Rakousku.

Widen. - Rakousky ministr
vnitra oznamil, re komuniste
ucinili pokus O utvoTeni take
Mich vybor1" v nekterych ra-
kouskych tovarnach Poole vzo-
ru csl. komunist1.
We zprave ministerstva bylo
dodano, re tyto vybory budou
energicky potlaceny.