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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Skyway No. l
To Be Opened
On Saturday

A luncheon at the National Air
port with the Administrators
minee of the Civil Aeronautics
Administration as principal speak
err and an aerial display by units
of the u. S. Navy, air arm will be
highlights of the Washington
areas participation in the nation
wide dedication program on Satur-
day, April "a, for 'Skyway Number
One, acknowledgement cross
country route for private and per-
sonal pilots.
John A. Reilly, President of the
Washington Board of Trade and
Vice President of u. S. Skyway
One Association, has announced
that the program locally will tie
in with similar ceremonies from
the Nations Capital to Los Ange-
les, terminals of the route. The
route will be officially designated
"The Wright Way" at ceremonies
the same day in Dayton, Ohio,
hometown of the late Orville and
Wilbur Wright, pioneers in the
field of aeronautics.
Skyway One was established
last September through joint eff
forts of the Board of Trade and
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce.
Rockville is directly on the
route and a marker will be placed
on the water tower. Morris Stern
reports a town marker has also
been placed on the roof of his
store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

William d. Blair has been ap.
pointed chairman of the l949 Com.
munity Chest Campaign in this
county, according to an announce
ment made this week by.A. j. Phe.
Ian, president Of the Montgomery
Community Chest and Planning
Council. He will direct the more
than 1000 volunteer canvassers.
Mr.. Blair is vice-presidcnt and
cashier of the Bank. of Silver
Spring. He has served as mem
Der of the board Of directors of the
Community Chest and Council for
the past two years. A native of
Silver Spring, he is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, III,
and grandson of the Montgomery
Blair who served in Lincoln's cabi-
net. During the war, he was a
Major in the Army All Force.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Olney NOrbeck Group
Plan improvements

What is the proper name for
the pike from Silver Spring Ia
BrookevilIe?", what is to be done
about trash being dumped along
the highways?" These and other
subjects of interest were discussed
at the regular meeting of the
Olney-Norbeck Citizens Associa-
ton, at the Manor Club on April
ID.
There was large attendance
and four new members were ac-
cepted. The club invites those in
terested in the betterment of their
community to attend these meet
ings on the second Wednesday of
each month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Hearing Monday On
WOrthingtOn Case

The Orphans Court will hold a
hearing Monday to review the
claims of two women, each of
whom claims she is the legal widow
of the late Otis A. Worthington,
Silver Spring real estate man who
died April 8. Worthington's first
wife, Mabel, and Attorney c. o.
Bordeaux, Jr., were appointed
administrators of Worthington's
estate, soon after his death. On
Tuesday a second wife, Naomi,
contending she is the legal widow,
challenged the appointments.
In her petition, Mrs. Mabel
Worthington of Salisbury, claimed
she and Worthington had been
separated since 1896. There were
two children by the first marriage,
she said, Lane, 16, and Matilda, IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Mrs. Jackson Heads
Gaithersburg P.-T.A.

Mrs. Raymond Jackson was
elected president of the Gathers
burg Parent-Teacher Association on
Monday, April 10. Other officers are
Capt. J. A. Saunders, 1st vice
president; Mrs. Armin Heltz, End
vice president; Willard McGraw, Bird
vice president; Mrs. w. N. Hurley,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. nellie
DeZaraga, recording secretary, and
Bernard Greenberg, treasurer.
A May Day program will be given
at the May meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Repass Damage
Suit Transferred

A $140,000 damage suit brought
by parents of Martha Jane Repass,
13, of Gaithersburg, injured by a
revolving airplane propeller last
August, has been transferred from
Montgomery Circuit Court to a
Baltimore Court.
Attorneys said the action was re-
quested by defense lawyers on the
ground they could not get a fair
trial in Montgomery County. De-
fendents are Robert j. Wolfe, the
planes pilot, and Arthur Hyde
owner of Congressional Airport.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
GlenmOnt School
To Present Chorus

The Glenmont Elementary School
chorus will present program on
Tuesday, April 9th, at 1O:45 A.
M, over Station WGAY.
The chorus has approximately
80 voices, selected from the fifth
and sixth grades, and is under the
direction of Miss Mary 10 Russ.
Ethel Woodhouse, a sixth grade
student, will be the announcer.
Betty Carr and Hubert Servis
will play a saAophone duet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Mrs. YOcum President Of
High School P-TA Assn.

Mrs. Herbert Yocum was elected
president of the arent-Tcachers
Association of Richard Montgom-
cry High School at its meeting on
Tuesday evening, April 20. Other
officers for the coming year, elect
ed unanimously, are: Mrs. Lor-
raine Faatz, first vice-president;
Charles Prettyman, second vice.
president; Mrs. Merritt Sherman,
secretary, and William Hall, treas
urer.
A party for the benefit of the
PIT. A. was planned for May 6, to
be held at the school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Martha Powell To Be
In May Day Fete

The annual May Day Festival of
Western Maryland College will
have represented on the Court
three girls from the Washington
area. One of those three is Miss
Martha Powell, Junior Class
Duchess. Miss Powell Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Aubrey
Powell of Olney.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Laymen To Hear
Rev. Willis Ford

The Rev. Willis Ford will be the
guest speaker at the religious serv-
ice Of the Rockville Laymen's As
ISOLATION at the Rockville Baptist
Church on Sunday, April rs, at 3
i. ". DR.. Ford L. executive score
taiy Of the Council of Churches for
Religious Education in Maryland
and Delaware.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Mayor Kelly To Run For Reelection;
Seven HIVE Filed For Town Council

Mayor Kelly, candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Mayor
of the Town of Rockville, in an
interview, pointed out facts
about the candidates who are
running on the ticket with him,
and their selection. For story
see Page 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Rockville Vet

Maryland is represented among
the 60 picked veterans from all
over the United States attending
the fourth American Legion Col
lege in indianapolis, April IS to "a.
for advanced training in leader
ship, by Richard Raymond, 1o11
Crawford Drive, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Organ Dedication
Paper Drive

Don't forget to have papers
ready for the Boy Scouts of Rock
vile when they come around to col
lect them on Sunday, April 25,
from / to 3 p, NJ. Tie them and
put in front Of your home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

There are many mysteries con-
nected with the universe that, at
present, elude the greatest minds
but that does not mean that they
will not be solved.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

Miss Vivian Simpson, practicing
Rockville lawyer, has been appoint
ed by Gov. William Preston Lane,
Jr., to membership on a State
commission which will study and
re-write workmen's compensation
laws.
Miss Simpson resigned on Mo-
vember 18th as a Commissioner of
the State Industrial Accident Com
mission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Veirs Village

The much publicized viers Mill
Village, near Wheaton, has been
issued building permits granting
construction of an additional 1853
homes. This is part Of a 1,4O0-
dwelling project previously an
nounced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Night Glare

Glare is the Number One Enc
my of the millions of motorists
who drive at night, and is an in
creasingly important factor in the
highway fatality toll, a nation:
wide survey by the American Au-
tomobile Association reveals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Cocker Show

On Friday evening, April %, the
Capitol City Cocker Club will
stage its annual Cocker Speciality
Show at the National Guard Arm
DRY in Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Bankers Meet

Group two, Maryland Bankers
Association, comprising the coun-
ties of Carroll, Frederick, Howard,
Montgomery and Washington, will
hold its spring meeting at the
Francis Scott Key Hotel in Fred
erick on Thursday, April %, at
6:15 P. NJ, daylight saving time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

Towson-Baltimore County en-
ployees will receive pay increases,
ranging from sixty to three hun
dred dollars ANNUALLY, beginning
May LIST. Funds for the increase
have been made available from
surplus revenue and funds not
used. Pay increases do not include
those working for the Board of
Education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Full Ticket Headed T
By Present Council.
pendently For Posts
~ Mayor Kelly Endorsed
Three Running indie

contest in the Rockville town election assured this
week by the filing Tuesday of complete ticket headed
by c. Lamar Kelly. Mr.. Kelly who is serving his first
term is unopposed go to press but the filing dead
line will not be reached until P NJ this afternoon
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
Kennel Show

The largest outdoor dog show
ever held in the Washington area
will take place April "a at the ball
park on Route l, Alexandria, ac-
cording to the show committee of
the Old Dominion Kennel Club,
staging the event. Almost $50 dogs
will compete.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There
Cancer Sunday

OoAtSCl Ouuudy
Throughout the entire State of
Maryland, all ministers, priests,
rabbis, and other wearers Of the
cloth have been asked to observe
Saturday, April "a, and Sunday,
April rs, as Cancer Sabbath and
Cancer Sunday in all churches.
Better Indoor Comfort
Woodrow Adams, Leroy Wach-
ter and Robert Bowman, all con-
nected with Woodlawn Returning
Co., Rockville, have returned from
a trip to Syracuse, N. Y, where
they learned the latest in heating
service at the sales meeting Of the
Lennox Furnace Co. Emphasis at
the meeting was on indoor comfort.
The men took special training in
the installation of new types of
furnaces-coal burning smokeless
furnaces; type of furnace that
burns its own smoke, and other
revolutionary heating devices.
Demonstrated was a Precipitation,
designed to remove IS per cent of
dust, lint and pollens from the air.
Organ Dedication
Edwin Cage, nephew of Mrs.
Norman Ingalls,, Sr, will be soloist
at the dedication services of the
new Hammond Organ at the Pc
tomac Methodist Church on Sun
day, April 25.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22

When two people think exectly
alike one is not thinking.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
.BaI|oting Hours Set
For Board Of Trade
Directors Election

Ballot boxes for the Washington
Board of Trade directors election
will be open at the Mayflower Hotel
from 4 pm. to 9 pm. tomorrow, with
l8 candidates running for the IL
positions.
The trade group also will hold its
annual meeting at the hotel at
pm. tomorrow, with DR.. Harold
Stonier, executive manager of the
American Bankers Association as
the guest speaker. Results of the
election are expected to be an
nounced
Candidates for the Board of Di-
rectors are: James A. Cassidy, build
ing specialist; William J. McManus,
vice president, Chesapeake & Poto-
mac Telephone Co.; Edward r. Carr
realtor- builder; Kenneth H. Ber-
kelley, vice president and general
manager of WMAL; Karl E. FARRELL,
president, Thomas E. farrell Co.;
Maj. Gen. David McCoach, jr., vice
president, Charles H. Tompkins Co.; 4;
Charles M. Upham, engineer -direc-
tor, American Road Builders As
sociation.
Also. w. Russell Lamar, Of Lamar
and Wallace; j. H. Carmichael
president, Of Capital Airlines; Elmer
M. Pusey, business manager, Judd
and Detweiler, Inc; Maurice R
Colbert, president, Maurice j. Col
bert Co.; Clyde E. Kellogg, presi-
dent, Stanford Paper Co.; Raymond
A. DuFour, general agent, Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Evan A.
Sholl, owner, Sholl's Colonial Caf-
eteria; Charles T. Penn, vice presi-
dent, Indiana Limestone Co:
Thomas H. Locraft, Murphy and
Locraft; William C. Shelton, busi-
ness manager, Times Herald, and
John w Murphy, retired.
Election judges are A. Gray Daw-
son, Raymond NJ. Florence and Al
fred G. McGarraghy.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Greek Army Operations,
Stalled by Snow, Resume
BY the Associoted Press

ATHENS, April 29.-Greek army
operations against guerrillas, stalled
by a heavy snowstorm yesterday
were resumed today in mountainous
Central Greece.
An authoritative source in Lamie
said the bulk of guerrilla forces
which took advantage of the snow
storm to flee toward the peaks
broke into three groups.
One group repeatedly sloggeo
through snow and sleet into a ravine
about three miles long on the eastern
slopes of Mount Ghiona. This force
informants said, is being pounded by
planes.
Some small groups were reported
to be throwing away their arms anc
surrendering, alleging they had beer
fOrcibly recruited.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Two Magellan Peneuins,
Zoos First, Arrive Here

I Two Magellan penguins, the first
ever to be exhibited here, arrived
yesterday at the Zoo to bring to
eight the number of species in
captivity here.
The new arrivals, purchased from
a dealer, came from the Falkland
Islands, according to DR.. William
M. Mann, Zoo director. They are
similar. he said. to the jackass
penguins, which are about 3 feet
toll
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Francie nemsla " roce 1910
tolik tankI jake Nemci.

Paf1z. - FrancOuzsky gene
raj Alfons jacques Georges, v
kvetnu 1910 velitel armadniho
sbOru u Sedanu, kde Nemci
prorazili francouzskou frontu,
Obsadili mostly pres Moselu sko
70 bez boje a zahajili bleskove
tazenf, kterym zdolali veskery
francouzsky vojensky odpor v
pouhych 80 dnech, Sc ohrazu-
je prot tvrzenf, re jeho pance-
rove a tankove oddly byly stej
ne slime jake nemecke.
S touto domn6kou pTisel ne
mecky general Heinz Guderi-
an, jenz nynf pomaha americ-
kym vojenskym odbornfk1m
psat historic svetove valky.
Francouzske vrchnf veleni
pry opomenulo soustredit svo-
je tankove oddly k rozhodujf-
c1mu 1deru a k pokusu O prG-
lom nemeck6 fronty. Mohl pry
sc podarit, protoze Francouzi
nemeli meme tankovych jedno-
tex nez Nemci, kteTf vsak lepe
vystihli vhodny okamzik a pro-
vedli svGj napor koncentrova-
MIN vsech sill, jez NELL k dispo-
sici.
General Georges ma to Cd
povida, re general Guderian
Sc snazi postavit nemecke va
lecn6 umenf do nejpriznive.j-
S1ho sv6tla a re mu ma tom ne
zalezf, kdyz zkresluje skutec-
most a nemluvf holou pravdu.
Francie mela jen ctyri tankove
prapory a nekolik malo tankG,
ktere do%provazely PEST oddly.
Bylo to vinou premiera Edou-
arda Daladiera, re byla Fran
Gle V tonic ohledu ma valku
spatn6 pfipravena a valecna
rada take nese velkou cast
zodpovednosti.
(Ono to s tim nemeckym va
lecnym brnenfm = jejich Via
stnfm nebylo tax zle; k tomu
Nemci pfiSli hlavne a bez rany
pc lupicskem vpadu do Cesko-
slovenska, kde spadlo Jim kus
te nejlepsf valecne masinerie
teprve do kl1na!)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Obrazy, ktere putuji po
tovarnach.

V ceskoslovenskem kultur-
MIN zivote Sc jiz cd revoluce
raz1 heslo: umenf lidu! Je to
pTirozeny zjev pc zkusenos-
tech z prvn1 republiky. kdy
soukrom1 majitele velkych to-
warren a podnikG nemeli valn1
zajem ma tom, ably podporovali
nebo dokonce zvysovali zajem
o kulturnf hodnoty u svych "a
mestnancG. Proc? Vetsf "a
jem znamena take vetsf poza-
davky. A prave k Will temto
pozadavkGm Sc O umeni, ktere
mel dostat lid, pTflis nemluvilo,
ably prosty clovek nemel duvod
k nespokojenosti.
Nynf. kdy Sc financnf situa-
ce sirokych vrstev, pTedevsfm
delnickych znacne zlepsila, O.
cekavalo Sc, re tito Tide PROBE
vi touhu i 20 kulturnfch stat
cich, ktere jim byly drive upf-
rany, a re nastoupi misto pred
valecnych mecenas1 a tech,
kteTf umenf Size nerozumeli, a.
lie NELL ma ne. Nit v knihovne
svazky, O nichz Sc kritika po-
chvalne vyjadrila, nit ma ste
ne obraz malffe dobreho a u
znaneho jmena, to patrilo stej-
ne jake saty poslednlho stfihu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Praha svatecni i vsedni.

Kdyz Sc podfva clovek, KITE
ry Sc narodil v PraZe, ma jej1
pohlednici, zamyslf Sc a Tekne.
"V1te, tohle je Praha, dokonce
prazsky brad, kde bydl1 pan
president. Tadyhle poznavam
veze svatov1tskeho chramu.
Taky vlaje mad stfechami hra-
du naSe ceskoslovenska vlajka.
Ale abych Yam povedel upTim-
ne, neco tn chybf! Podfvejte
Sc! Ma tehle fotografii je mole
maminka. sla Ike kadernfkovi
drive, nez Sc dala fotografovat-
Oblekla 81 svatecni saty a ruce
slozila v kline tax, ably nebylo
videt jejich upracovane diane.
Kdyz Sc ma tn fotografii d1vam,
mysl1vam 81. Je to nejaka CHI
PAM, ktera Sc podoba me ma
mince. ia znam pfece mamin-
ku jinak. Most EASTERN, nekdy
81 uvaze ma hlavu satek a jejf
ruce nikdy nejsou slozeny tax
klidn6. Stale pracujf. Take.
mamincina tvaT nenf tax HAD
ka jake ma fotografii. Kdyz
maminku vezmu okolo krku,
vidim, re ma ma cele vrasky.
Praha take. I mesto ma svG.i
kabat, klobouk, sire
vice. Ma take sve vrasky, "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
z cinnosti sudetskych NsmcGS.

Praha (CTK) - Poole Zpra-
Wy zvlastnfho csl. zpravodaje
seslo sc 1. 1nora t. r. v Mnicho-
We ma schGzi, jiz svolal Karl
Ritter Won Klimesch, ma 5000
Nemcd, odsunutych z Ceskoslo
venska. Ucastnfci byli vyzvani
ably sbfrali dale material prot
Ceskoslovensku a zasalli jej do
Berlfna sudetonemecke komisi,
ktera jej pfipravuje k pfedlo-
zen1 ma m1rove konferenci. Ma
schGzi promluvil tez DIR. Lodge
man Won Aue. Guverner anne
rickeho pasma v Nemecku gen.
Lucius Clay byl ma tiskove kon-
ferenci dotazan, IDA jsou mu
znamy snahy sudetskych Mem
ca o zalozenf sudetonemecke
politicke tarny. Gen. Clay Cd
povedel, re mt to znamo je.
Glen americke okupacni poll
tiky lie, ably sudetstf Nemci a
vysfdlenci splynuli co nejdf1ve
a nej1plneji S nemeckym hos
podaTskym a politickym 1.-Two
tenn. z techto d1vodI by anne
vojenska vlada videla u
tvorenf takove strany nerada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27

If you don't mind blending ro-
nance and good business sense,
Leap Year Day, February 20, offers
the opportunity to take a look at the
growth in value Of United States
Savings Bonds.
For example, here is what hap
pened to the value of Savings Bonds
as measured by the Leap Years:
$25 Savings Bond - 1910, $1S.75,
purchase price; 1914, $4,000 and
1948, S23. 90.
$50 Savings Bond - 1910, $37 so,
purchase price; 1914, $4,000 and
194S, $4,000.
S1OO Savings Bond - 1910, $500,
purchase price; 1914, $4,000 and
1913, $92. 90.
Buy Savings Bonds through the
Payroll Savings Plan where you
work, or the BOnd-A-MOnth Plan
where you bank if you are self-em-
ployed. Watch your nest-egg grow,
safely, surely, prOfitably.
u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Jubilejnf rok 1913.

RlKdVa Sc, re historic Je ucl-
Itelkou narodG. Jedine v tom
smyslu je tTeba chapat take
vyznam vzpomenuti slavnych
udalost1, ma nez Dude prave le-
tosn1 rok tax bohaty, jake ma
loktery pred tim.
Nenf nahodou, re radu tech
to vyrocf zaclna 6. brezna VII.
MasarykGv den ceskoslovenske
no zahranicf, v nemz 81 pripo-
meneme sounalezitost vsech
pffslusnikG rodiny ceskosloven
ske, vzajemnost Cech1 a Slo-
vakd donna i "a hranicemi. u
vedomlme 81 ZnOva toto W.
znamne spolecenstvf krve i du-
cha, vyznamne kulturnim i po-
litickym spolutvoTenlm. Zahra-
nicn1 krajane byli vzdy v tez-
kych dobach nasich narodn W.
znamnou politickou i kulturni
oporou We spolecnem boil "a
svobodu vlasti a naopak Ease
domov byl vzdy dGlezitym re-
generacn1m centrem kontinui-
ty narodnfho uvedomeni u ma
SIGH krajanG "a hranicemi.
Proto naSi krajane nemohou
bez znameho Jim casio zachve-
nj u srdce prejft vzpomfnku ma
II. hfezen 1848, kdy z dosud
nezjisteneho popudu sesli Sc
.zastupci ceskeho i nemeckeho
meStanstva a intelligence v
Lazni Svatovaclavske v Praze
ma Novem Meste v dnesnf Dit
trichov6 ulici a usnesli Sc tam
ma petici, adresovane tehdejs{-
mu char rakouskemu Ferdi-
nandu l., We ktere Sc mimo il
ne dozadovali rovnopravnosti
ceStiny S nemcinou We verejnem
zivote i V 1fednlm styku, no.
veho volebn1ho Tadu a move Il
pravy zemskeho zTizeni. Teh-
dy take byl zalozen prvnf ma
rodnl vybor, ktery pc prv6 20
dlouhych letech opet zastupo-
val politely probouzevsi sc ma
rod cesky. Odtud tedy pra-
men1 myslenka narodnfch W.
bort, representujfci Will lidu,
ktera sc teprve v tTetf republi-
&c pine uskutecnuje.
Tato akce mela neocekava-
ne brzy kladny vysledek. Dne
4. dubna byl publikovan cisar-
Isky patent, jfmz Sc priznava
cestine rovnopravnost S nemci-
nou a jimz Sc dovoluje ceskym
stavGm vypsati neprime voiby
do 1stavodarneho snemu zemf
koruny ceske.
Zaroven S Cechy i ostatni
lslovanstf narodove rakouskeho
mocnafstvf Sc dozadovali uzna
nj svych politickych pray. Ably
mohli postupovat spolecne,
rozhodli Sc svolat Sized preda-
XII vsech rakouskych SlovanG.
Velmi mnoho propagacnf pra-
&c tehdy vykonal pro tuto vec
Havlicek. Dne 2. cervna sesla
Sc v Praze ma prvnim slovan-
Iskem sjezdu eliza slovanske in
Iteligence, ably porokovala O
svych politickych i kulturnich
pozadavc1ch. Sjezdu predse-
dial Pavel Safarik, znamy slo-
vensky narodnf buditel a sve-
|tova tehdy vedecka kapacita.
Vysledkem sjezdu melo byt W.
pracovanf provolani O 1tisku.
slovanskych narod1 rakouskvm
rezimem adresovane cele VIDE
lane Europe a navrh rakouske-
mu flsskemu snemu ma fedora
eli narodG v ramci rakouskeho
statu.
Pfislo vsak ono smutne slav-
ne svatodusnf pondelf, IL. Ger
|vna 1848. Do lidu, ktery de-
monstroval prot obsazenf Pra-
by vojskem, bylo vystTeleno.