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Evening star., 1948-03-01
u. 5. 10 Hold Election Seizure Of SO Greeks
For Koreans on May 3 Reported After Move
With U. n. Observers To Sabotage Warships
z BY the kssociofsd Press

SEOUL, Mar. 1.-The United
States announced plans today to
proceed with a general election
May 9, under United Nations OBJ
servation, to name delegates for
establishing a Korean govern
ment.
1t. Gen. John r. Hodge, Ameri-
can commander in South Korea
made the announcement as Koreans
in the American zone celebrated the
29th anniversary of their futile
proclamation Of independence from
the Japanese.
Gen. Hodges statement gave nc
details, but obviously was In line
with a decision reached Thursday
by the United Nations Little AS
sembly to conduct such an election,
K. P. S. Menon of india, chair
man Of the U. N. Korean Commits
sion, and DR.. Victor Hoo of China,
an assistant secretary general OF
the U. NJ, are expected to return
here from Lake Success this week
to confer with Army authorities on
election plans.
No Disorders Reported.
The Army Said 1t. had received
no reports Of disorders in observ-
ance of Sam II Day by the vola'
tile Koreans. A city-sponsored mass
meeting in Seoul Stadium was
marred by one incident.
Gen. Hodge acted after the Little
Assembly told the U. N. Commits
sion for Korea to ignore Russian
opposition and start national elec-
tions in Korea. Russia refused the
commission entry into its North
Korea occupation zone.
Under plans outlined at Lake
Success, the elections would start
in the American zone. If the So
viets should refuse to allow North
Koreans to participate. a national
assembly would be created with
the seats for North Korea left open
The North Korea radio recently
reported establishment of Russian
sponsored peoples republic there
with a constitution to be ratified
this month. Coincidental uprisings
in South Korea which cost 7e
Korean lives in February were de-
scribed by American authorities as
Communist-inSpired.
Political Leaders at Odds.
South Korea enters the pre-elec-
ton period with its political leaders
at odds on the U. N. plans. Kimm
Kyu Six, liberal, resigned yesterday
as chairman of the American
sponsored South Korean Legislature
in protest against the election de-
cision. Kim Koo, veteran Rightist
leader, joined in assailing the elec-
ton plan.
Gen. Hodge told the stadium crowd
the balloting will be carefully
watched by all the democratic ma
tions of the world in the hope the
world may be shown conclusively
that Korea accepts its responsibility
and is prepared to take its right
place in the family of nations"
The stadium meeting was marreo
by a short-lived attempt by a flying
wedge Of some 80 pro-Communist
Youths to distribute handbills urging
the U. N. Commission to quit Korea
Members of the extreme Rightist
Northwest Young Mems Association
broke snp the wedge. About IL Of
Them we're carried out of the stadium
l.for f1rstsaid. 4 ~. Asss xssz..aaA.s
I Police ~ estimated @stheAs stadsun
lE,crowd at 10000 to a0O,OW. Rightist
political groups later paraded Seou
streets without incident. Sam II Da!
celebrates the independence pro-
lclamation- issued by a band o!
Korean patriots in 1919 seeking u
end Japanese rule .sa4.t y.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
by ,he A,soe;o,.d Pres.

ATHENS, Mar. 1.-More than
go officers and sailors have been
arrested on charges of trying to
sabotage the Royal Greek Navy
an authoritative sources said
today.
Some Of the men were on active
duty; Others had been dismissed
The informant, who refused to be
identified by name, said those seized
were members of "a Communist
organization" composed mainly Of
sailors dismissed after a Middle
East mutiny in 1943.
He said enough explosives to blow
up the destroyer Miaoulis were
found aboard the craft last March
while she was anchored at Patrai.
Failure to connect decorating wires
prevented the blast.
Destroyer Turbines Damaged.
At the same time, the source said,
steam turbines on the destroyer
Crete were damaged badly by
emery powder placed in the lubri-
eating oil.
The accused men were rounded
up by naval police a few days ago,
he said. Those arrested were quoted
as confessing plans to damage Greek
warships and naval installations in
general.
Elsewhere in Greece, Athens news
papers said today government forces
have chased guerrillas from 16 vii
lagos near the Albanian border.
Violent hand-to-hand fighting"
occurred in many sections, the ac-
counts said. Informed military
sources said the operation, on a
loose 3O-mile front, is the most ex-
tensive ever undertaken in Epirus.
Drive Toward Albania.
The drive started Saturday. Greek
troops struck from Philiates and
Dholiana toward the frontier of
Albania, midget Communist state.
Military commanders of the Greek
9th Mountain Division were reported
pleased, in dispatches from Ioannina
In some areas the rebels had to be
dug from their Notifications.
The troops took Aghia Nicholas
5 miles from Albania. They stormed
and captured Likous and Kerasova
and withstood counterattacks. Other
villages taken included Palambas
Phaterion, Yeromeri, Malouni, Par
kamkvouni, Vryzamies, Keromitsa
Ktismata Valtitsta and Lavdani.
One dispatch said the capture OF
the last three localities gave the
army complete control of Mount
Kassadari, which dominates the
area Immediately south of the Al
banian frontier and west Of Del
vinaki.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
Weather Report

District of Columbia - Mostly
sunny with highest temperature
near SO. Northeast winds about is
miles per hour this afternoon. Be-
coming cloudy with lowest near 2S
tonight. Tomorrow cloudy with
little change in temperature and
some rain or snow.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy and con-
tinued rather cold tonight with some
rain or snow southeast portion late
tonight. Tomorrow cloudy with
rain south portion and some rain or
snow north portion with little
change in temperature.
Notwithstanding cloudy and
continued rather cold tonight To-
morrow cloudy with some rain OF
snow and little change in tempera-
ture
Wind velocity, 10 miles per hour;
direction, east-northeast.
Road Report
Yrom American Automobile Association. J
All roads In the District and vicinit,
are clear.
River Report.
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls: Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
Reading Group to Meet

Howard University's newly formed
Reading Group will hold the first OF
IL scheduled meetings at 8 pm
Wednesday The groups reading
schedule includes the report OF
President Trumans Committee on
Civil Rights.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
1870 Children 10 Compete
In 0ne-Act Play Contest

More than 180 District children
will compete this week in the sew
enth annual junior one-act play
Evening star., 1948-03-01
High and Low for Yesterday

High and Low Tor Yesterday.
High, 80, at / "a am.
Low, 40, at 1859 pm.
Record Temperatures this Year.
highest, SO. on February 2s.
Tnwest, 5, on January 20.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Evening star., 1948-12-05

be right up there with Dillinger and Capone.
Maybe" he adds hopefully, Humphrey
Bogart will play me in the movies"
''Dillinger and Capone are dead" Dan says.
"Just remember that"
What kind of talk is that, copper?" says
Tit-for-Tat, his voice sharpening. Go over
there and get into one of them raincoats."
Dan feels Tit-for- Tat's rod twisting into his
side. He walks over and takes rubber coat
from the dozen that are hanging along the
back wall, and the two firemen do the same.
Tit-for-Tat takes very good care of Dan all
the time, and Clarence is watching over the
fireman Gustavson, and the thug Sammy is
very attentive to O'Toole. Tit-for-Tat and
his two boys put on the black rubber coats
and helmets. Dan and the two firemen are
made to wear coats and regulation hats.
When the three of them are in the drivers
seat, Tt-for-Tat gives them final briefing:
START the motor as quietly as you can.
Ease the truck out of the house. No need of
tipping off the boys upstairs. Don't use the
siren until you're out on the street. Then use
it plenty. want traffic nice and open. Don't
try to yell at any traffic cops you pass. They
wouldn't hear you anyway. Go down Sixth
Street and turn left at Grandview Turn
again at Adams Street and head for the
bridge Go through the toll gate like bat out.
of hell. From then on it's easy. It's straight
wide road for two miles. You'll stop near
Centerviile at a certain crossroad Wen be
there before the alarm goes out that the
trucks making phony run
What happens to US when we get there?"
asks Gustavson. his voice shaking little
What do you think, Swede?" says Tit-for-
Tat, laughing loudly as though this is the
best joke of all. Il can't wait to read tomor-
rows papers" he goes on. ''I1l bet they'll
have my picture all over page one"
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Dan smiles. ITO get to Centerville YOU
have to cross the Adams Street toll bridge"
We'll cross that bridge when we come to
il" says Tit-for-Tat, still the comedian.
There are eight cops poking flashlights
into every car that stops to pay the toll" says
Dan. And four squad cars waiting to follow
any car that tries to crash through
DO look 50 dumb, copper" Tit-for-Tat
asks him. why do you think come here to
this firehouse? got plan. Who ever heard
of the cops stopping the fire department when
it's on its way to fire?"
What fire is that?" says the fireman
O'Toole. Il don't hear no alarm"
THE fire out near Centerville," says Tit
for-Tat, chuckling. Were going to that"
You can't hijack Engine 99r' Dan says
sharply. "You won't get away with itr'
"No?" says Tit-for-Ta pleasantly. Maybe
a motorcycle cop will make Engine 80 pull
over to the curb. Maybe he'll say, Where do
you think you're going - to ire?'" And he
roars with happy laughter again.
You'll be recognized" Day says.
The big Swede fireman will drive" says
Tit-for-Tat. We'll make it look good. You'll
sit next to him, copper. And next to you this
other fireman. Me and my boys Clarence and
Sammy will be on the running boards right
behind you. The backs of your heads will be
nice targets if you try anything"
lIT-FoR-TAT pauses and chuckles Its my
one chance - but it's good one. I've got
you jumping through hoop like trained
monkeys. With the dragnet out for me, Ill
ride right through the center of town. With
million cops looking for me, no one will stop
me. The cops will even help me!
They'll clear traffic to help Tit-for-Tat
Charlie make his getaway with twelve grand
in his inside pocket. Oh, what laughr' He
wags his head proudly. Its the neatest trick
l ever thought of. It'll make me famous. I'll
Evening star., 1948-12-05

well" Dan says, Il got sick uncle on my
hands, but will play for an hour. I'll take
everything except your red suspenders."
1t is fast game and for while Dan almost
forgets how bad Uncle Dennis is going to feel
when he finds out that lucky No. TIT doesn't
come through for him. 1t is just nine o'clock
when they lay down the last hand. Dan shows
three aces and says. 'I'm top man again."
He is raking in the kitty when the voice
comes from behind him. That's where you're
wrong I'm top man around here"
DAN turns. He looks into the business end
of three rods that are pointing at him and the
two firemen. These rods are held by three
guys, and one of these, sawed-of, leather
faced, gray-haired guy, Dan recognizes from
the photos around Headquarters. It is Tit
for-Tat Dan hasn't found the needle in the
haystack - but the needle has found him.
Get the gentlemen's rods, Clarence" says
Tit-for-Tat to one of his pals.
"Firemen don't carry rods" says the big
gorilla who is named Clarence. But he steps
forward anyway and tells Dan and the two
firemen to stand up. and in half minute he
has Dams gun. well, what do you know"
chuckles Clarence. "A pistol-packing smoke
eater!"
I'm no fireman. cries Dan, very annoyed
at such an insult. I'm cop!'
Tit-for-Tat gives him crooked grin well,
copper" he says, 1--WE plugged two of your
kind today and don't mind making it three
for luck" He laughs heartily at this. and so
do the two mugs behind him, because they
know Tit-for-Tat likes to think he is a
great joker.
Where do you think you're going from
here, Tit-for-Tat?" Dan snaps at him.
well, don't usually tell cops my plans,
but with you it's different. I've got a speed
ball job parked and waiting for me near Gen.
terville. You're going to help me get there"
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Street bridge to Headquarters. He is hoping
his assignment will be changed and he will be
at least part of the dragnet that is out for
Tit-for-Tat. But he doesn't even get this
break. The man hunt is all set without him.
Tit-for-Tat isn't going to get out of the city
if the Commissioner can help it. There are
two hundred extra cops patroling the North
Side. which is Tit-for-Tat's favorite hangout.
The squeeze is on. but Dan isn't in on it.
He's out checking on pushcart licenses
The eight hours of his tour of duty drag.
and he has sick feeling in the pit of his
stomach. This is because of Uncle Dennis,
who is tossing around in bed all hoped up
with a feverish pipe dream that won't come
true. When. Dan finishes his tour he goes out
to the Adams Street bridge to see what gives.
The sergeant in charge there is glum Tit-for-
Tat hasn't tried to get through. Next Dan
tries the railroad and bus stations. 1t is
the same everywhere. Tit-for-Tat is still
somewhere downtown, and downtown has
swallowed him.
SO DAN phones Mrs Henessey to ask about
Uncle Dennis.
Hes sleeping at last" she tells him. But
he's been jumpy as cat all day. His tenn
perature went to 1882. He keeps muttering
about this Tit-for-Tat Charlie and Lucky
Triple Seven"
I'm look in on my way home and get him
settled for the night" Dan tells her.
''I'll be here until nine says Mrs. Henessey.
IF you're not here by then III leave the front
door unlocked"
1t is now eight o'clock and Dan is wander
ing around the North Side at loose ends,
getting nowhere. 1t isn't until he is passing
the open front of the firehouse on Sixth Street
that houses Engine SO that he remembers
it is Wednesday night. Wednesday is his
weekly date for a small poker game in the
rear of the firehouse with couple of firemen
he knows named Gustavson and O'Toole. He
turns inside, and there they are at card
table behind the apparatus.
Gustavson, towhead with face red as
an apple. grins at him. I'VE begin to think
you turned yellow, copper" he says.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
Narodn1 Rady v Americe.)

Drahe sestry a bratTi!
Mas Sized schazf Sc ma okol-
nostf tax mimoTadnych, re Jim
neni prfkladu a pral bych 81 z
pima srdce, abych 81 vsichni by
Ii vedomi velke d1lezitosti pra-
&c, ktera ma pTinesti a jsem
pTesvedcen, re i pfinese pros
pech veci nasi spolecne.
Co nam tanulo ma mysli pr
jarnfch poradach, kdy jsme Sc
rozhodli svolat v dohledne dobe
sirsi Sized, tento mas Narodni
Sized ceskych a slovenskych
spolk1 a organised v Americe?
Byla to pTedevsfm otazka
vetsiho soustredeni naseho ma
rodnfho zivota v teto zemi, je-
hoz pouta vzajemna byla v po-
valecne dobe znacne uvolnena.
Melo byt samozrejmostl, re jest
nutno, ably zde byla spolecna,
v~senarodnf organisace, ktera
by hajila spolecne zajmy vsech
skupin, stran a smerG a mohla
mluvit "a celek. Pres mnohe
rozdfly v nazorech jsou prece
jiste spolecne zajmy, jejichz
tlumocn1kem niue byt jen or
ganisace vsenarodnf, ne HAS
.jedne skupiny. Ia celek nem1-
re mluvit jen jedna slozka. V
takove spolecne organised ne
mohou chybet Slovaci vedle
Cech1, jest zapotreb1, ably v nj
byli krajan6 svobodomyslnl a
katolici i protestante i stoupen-
CT vsech demokratickych stran
a smerd p~olitickych. A wife
dobre, re takove spolecne or
ganisace krone Ceskoslovenske
narodni rady v Americe neni.
Byla Size oslabena proti df1-
vejsku a NIUE Sc il vytykat, re
neoplyva statky pozemskymi,
ale skutecnostf zIstava, re i pTi
oslabeni byla, zdstala a
jest jedinou spojkou roduver-
a demokratickych kraja-
nj. A z toho vyplyva, re jest
nutnostf, ably Sc nejen udrzela,
ale ably, prizp6sobena novym
pomer1m, byla pos1lena jak|
mravne a organisacne, tax
hmotne, ably vsechny 1koly, k
je povolana, spravne pl-
niti mohla. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
ST sam
vybral odmenu.

Policejnf SET Nagoya, ia
ponsko, ondyno verejne dial "a
vzor jeho kolegGm policistu
Massami Yamaguchi. ktery Sc
postaral O n%akrmen1, obleceni
a zamestnanf chude, 6-clenne
rodiny. Yamaguchi ma sve OBJ
chdzce shledal, re rodina ne
zamestnaneho Ichtio Otani ma
jen sest prazdnych misek a mr.
nee. Asi sest mes1cG daval Jim
ryzi a tn i tam neco masa, a
take pfesvedcil obchodniky We
SVEN okrsku, ably Otanimu da-
Ii praci. Pozdeji take nasel "a
mestnanf dorostl6mu synovi a
dcefi. PAX premluvil dobro-
cinny spolek, ably mensi detl
poslany byly do skoly. Nyni
Sc chysta ozeniti Sc s nejstarsf
dcerou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
re zpravy Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych KatolikIG.

Pfemistnenf bezencu ceske-
no a slovenskeho pGvodu nej-
vice zajfma mas lid. Tai Sc
mas proc pc peti mesfcich ne
jsou sem ii nasf Tide privazeni?
Proc mezi tenn vice nez sest-
nacti sty prevezenych neni nj
koho z tech bezencG O ktere Sc
hlasili stovky patrond z nasich
rad. Tyto otazky jsme opeto-
vail zodpovednym ciniteldm o
schulz vyboru ma znovu-usaze-
nj bezencG, ktera byla konana
We Washingtonu V 1tery, dine
80. listopadu. Nase dotazy by
ly zodpovedeny ochotne a jas
ne. Podavame je ctenardm k
objasnenf situace, a ujistenfm,
re nen1 mono pochybovati O
uprfmnosti jich.
AZ do pTijeti zakona nebylo
mono organisovati personal k
jeho prevalent. Vzalo to ne
kolik dnf neil president jme-
noval til komisaTe stanovene
zakonem. Komsiari potrebuj1
pracovni stab zde a v Europe.
Do tohoto stabu must byti pTi-
pustesf jen nanejvys kvalifiko-
Tide. To vyzadovalo Wy
setfovanf, jez Sc protahlo do
tydnG. Finance kon-
gresem povolene staci jen ma
tolik prace denne. Tez nutno
uvaziti, re pro personal jest to
move pole pGsobnosti, coz INA
mena zpomaleny postup. Zku-
senost postupem casu celou pro-
ceduru zrychl1. Komisar Ed
ward O'Connor, jenz do Wa
shingtonske schGze pTisel nam
vsechny tyto polite velmi do
hfe vysvetlil. Docela uprfmn6
nam rekl, re nemozno pocitati S
vybavenlm desiti tisic bezenc1,
vybor o alespon takoyou me-
sfcnf kvotu usiluje, az nekdy
kolem mes1ce kvetna pT1st1ho
roku. Mus1me Sc vsichni tedy
nauciti, trpelivosti a vice trpe-
livosti.
Jasnym paprskem v tom
trapnem cekan1 jest odpodstat-
nena nadeje, re datum mGze
byti rozs1reno ma bezence, KITE
RI uprchli do konce tohoto ro-
ku a re snad i dvou tis1cova
kvota pro lid csl. Dude zvysena
mad dosud stanovene diva tislce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
Chtel bych pri teto pr1lezi.
,OSti zdHraZnit dive v6ci.

OIIC0l UyCH pr C0CO pI1lCAl-
tosti zduraznit dive veci.
PFedevs1m bych chtel pTipo-
menout, re Ceskoslovenska ma
rodn1 rada v Americe jest or
ganisac1, ktera i kdyz ma nej-
zivejs1 zajem ma tom, CO Sc de-
je v stare nasf vlasti, je orga-
nisac1 rye americkou, a nepo-
dleha zadnemu cizfmu vlivu
To jest ne teprve cd vcerejska,
ale pc radu let vyjadreno for
maine We zvlastn1m clanku je-
j1ch stanov, V nemz Sc pravi,
re ''tato organisace nepodf1di
Sc zadne CHI kontrole". Ten
to clanek byl schvalen pred
choz1mi sjezdy a jsem pfesv6d-
cen, re i tento Sized jej schva-
Ii. re "a takovouto organlsaci
jest Narodn1 rada i vedouc1mi
kruhy We Washingtonu UNA
vana, toho nejleps1m dGkazem
byl dopis sameho presidenta
Spojenych StatG p. Harry S.
Trumana jarn1mu nasemu sjez-
du.
Ia druhe bych chtel pTipo-
menout varovna slova br. Jana
Cervenky, tax stareho a tax
Zkuseneho p~racovn1ka narod-
nfho, ktery ma povalecnem sjez-
du nasem spravne pravil, re
kdyby Sc nyn6jsf Narodn1 rada
nemela udrzet bylo by pfi po-
klesu narodn1ho zivota velkou
otazkou, IDA by il bylo mono
v budoucnu jeste vzkffsit. Br.
Cervenka mel zajiste pravdu a
vine dobTe, re zanik jedine
spolecne a vSenarodn1 organi-
SAGE by Sc neblaze odrazil V
nasem zivote narodnfm. Udr-
zet CO name jest tudfz mel
pfednejS1 nas1 starost1 a pred
metem pece nasf.
A jake sjou to spolecne dko-
ly, pred ktere mas doba stav1 a
ktere splniti mGzeme jen spo-
lecnou snahou a spolecnou
prac1?
Jest to nejprve snaha O po-
naseho vlastnfho zivota
narodn1ho a zvlaste kulturnl-
no a pece O zveleben1 nas1 ma
.teTstiny zde Americe. Jsme
tn odkazani dnes vice nez jim
ma svoje vlastnf silly. Cd u
noroveho pfevratu We stare Via
sti byl oslaben i kulturn1 mas
styk Sc starou vlastl, neb odtud
Size ocekavat pf1liv
oolitick6 propagandy, tfeba
naskovane, ale meme podpory
opravdu kulturnf v pravem du-
thu narodn1m. Jest nam peco-
vati O zachovani a rozslrenl zna-
osti naseho jazyka a to VAST
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
General D. Eisenhower o
skutecne demokracii.

New York. = Gen. Dwight
Eisenhower, ktery je nynf pre-
sidentem Kolumbijske univer-
sity, mel pred nekolika dny
projev ma slavnostnfm obede
spisovateld a pfatel knih pod
zastitou denn1ku "New York
Herald Tribune. Genedal Eli
senhower byl, jak je vseobec-
ne znamo, "a valky nejvysslm
spojeneckym velitelem a ne
davno byla uverejnena jeho
kniha o valce v Europe pod ma
zvem: "Kffzova vyprava v E.
vrope."
General Eisenhower Tekl, re
neveT1, re by nektera z velmo-
CT 1myslne vyprovokovala no
YOU waikiki. Spojen6 Staty by
v duchu zasad demokracie mo-
hly vesti svet k trvalemu mfru.
Rekl dale, re skutecna demo-
kracie je vyrazem 1cty k d.
stojnosti cloveka a re jejf po-
vinnostf je, chranit lid pred ia
koukoliv nadvladou statu.
Spojene Staty, jak dale pra-
vii, must dosahnouti tohoto de-
mokratickeho Gle, a to donna i
We spojenf Sc vsemi svobodu
milujfcimi narody sveta. Spoj.
Staty sc must spojit Sc vsemi
narody, jez 81 pref svobodu, v
boil proti kterekoliv mocnosti,
iez by ohrozovala jejich demo-
zp1sob zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10

mimi silami. Vite dobre, re Ma
rodn1 rada 1kol tento pc leta
jiz S 1spechem plni. Jak vel
ky vyznam ma ma pffklad wy
DAM, jiz ctvrte, vzorne moder-
nj anglicke ucebnice naseho
jazyka! A mnohem vice by
mono bylo podniknaut kdyby
Sc temto kulturn1m snaham ma
Sim dostalo vets1 podpory. Wy
davan1 ucebnic sc povazuje "a
samozfejmost, zapomfna Sc
vsak j ma jinou samozTejmost,
re takove knihy nelze vydavat
bez prostfedku hmotnych.
(Dokoncenf prfst6.)
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POHRBY.

= Dne 4. prosince zemTel
znamy krajan p. Edward jan
da, I'll N. Milton Ave-, We sta
Fl 67 let. Narodil Sc ma StTi-
brnych Horach v Ceskosloven-
lsku a do Ameriky >pTijel pred
As roxy. Povolanfm byl ume-
lecky truhlar. Byl take OBJ
chodnfkem a posledni leta I'll
V soukrom1. Zanechal zde tru-
chl1c1 manzelku pf. Jennie jan
dovou a d1tky: Eddie, William,
Frank, Otto, Emil a Sylvia
Murray. Prinalezel k Radu
Cechie.
Pohreb konal sc v 1tery, Z.
prosince re Cvachova Pohf.
Domu ma Cesky Narodnf HTbi-
TOW "a assistance Vldp. Josefa
Vetrovce.
2. prosince zemrel mlady
kraJa an p. Louis J. Bender, 1888
E. Federal st. Bylo mt 40 let.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a byl
synem p1. Mary Bender a zem-
feleho p. Charles Bender. Ia
nechava zde zarmoucenou man
zelku p1. Quaty Bender, ma
minku a bratry Richarda a
Charlese. Byl vyslouzilcem z
II. svetove valky.
Pohfeb konal Sc 6. prosince
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
do kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud
ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele
"a assistance Vldp. Josefa F.
Vetrovce.
= 3. prosince zemrel 2lety
chlapecek Frederick A. Kas-
parick V Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nici. Byl zde ma operaci. Jeho
rodice jsou p. a p1. David a IA
tharine Kasparick, Helena,
Pozdstatky ditete
byly odeslany 4. p%rosince fir
mou Schim1nek Funeral Home
ku pohrbu do Montany.
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Historicke zems mali byt zru-
seny " Ceskoslovensku.

Praha. = Ceskoslovenska
vlada schvalila predlohu "a
kona, die ktereho ma byt Ces-
koslovensko rozdeleno ma 10
administrativn1ch okres1 a his
toricke zeme Cechy, Morava.
Slezsko a Slovensko pTestaly
by pravne existovat. Nejvetsim
spravn1m okrese Dude Praha S
okol1m. RozhodEutf to vyvola
jiste pocit litosti u prevazne
vetsiny Cech1 a SlovakG.
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>Dobre obchody sIepcovy.

Carson Dennison, 39lety me-
chanik z Holtville, Ala, must
neustale odm1tati zakazaky ma
p~lumbafsk6, elektricke a ne
chanicke prace, iez Sc mu jen
hrnou, vzdor tomu, re byl 1plne
slepym cd Is let veku. Phi
tonne PRAGUE ma kotelne v O.
topnem syst6mu, ktery zavedl
v tamn1 skole.