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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Dewey BeaII : Charter Win In County
Charter Head
Asks Help OF
All Groups

Col. Norman B. Ames, president
of the Charter Committee, We'd
nesday issued the following state
ment to the Sentinel:
November 2, l948 will become
a landmark in the history of Mont
gomery County. All credit Is due
to the devoted workers who have
given SO freely Of their time and
to the voters who expressed their
faith in the Charter Tuesday.
1.-TWO big jobs are ahead of us:
In January we must choose seven
of our most able citizens to serve
on the County council. We must
insure that every resident Of the
county thoroughly understands the
Charter. Too much confusion and
deliberate deception have been
fostered by some of its opponents.
Charter is not device for the
benefit Of few; it is designed
to serve the best interests Of every
citizen of Montgomery County. I
hope that everyone will cooperate
to insure its fullest success. 1t Is
the responsibility Of all to help
bring to the attention Of the Char
ter Nominating Committee the
best qualified people in the county
who are willing to serve 1t In this
hour of opportunity"
Mrs. Stella Werner who worked
for Charter since its inception and
was the Charter boards first ex-
ecutive secretary, upon meeting
the Sentinel editor at Democratic
Headquarters Tuesday night, said,
"Your paper can do a wonderful
service for its people by helping
them understand Charter"
The Sentinel and its editor work.
ed for the defeat Of the Charter
believing so drastic change not
necessary--but now that charter Is
adopted the Sentinel has promised
cooperation in the interest Of good
government.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Bishop Dun TO
Confirm Classes
In Rockville

The Right Reverend Angus Dun,
Bishop of Washington, will come
to Prince Georges Parish to con-
firm large classes of candidates on
Sunday, November Z. The Bishop
will preach and confirm at Assem-
sion Chapel, Gaithersburg, at $3.50
A. NJ, and will preach and confirm
at Christ Church, Rockville, at the
II A. M. service.
After the service the Bishop will
be the dinner guest Of the Rector,
wardens and vestrymen of the
Parish.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Civic Federation to Meet

The Montgomery County Civic
Federation will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Monday
evening at 8 P. M. in the Bethesda
Elementary School. 1t is antici-
pated that the school committee
will bring complete report and
resolution in regard to proposed
legislation providing for elected
members of the school board.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Marine CORPS DaY

The Montgomery County Com
missioners have proclaimed We'd
nhesday, November 10. 194S, as
MARINE Corps Day and earnestly
urge each citizen of the county to
observe this day and honor the or
ganization on the occasion of its
173rd anniversary,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Athletic Association
Of Sandy Spring
Seeks New Members

The Sandy Spring Athletic AS
ISOLATION will hold an open meet
ing for all young men of post high
school age at the Sandy Spring
Community House on Monday, No
vember 8, at 8 P. M.
The Athletic Association spon-
sors organized sports for anyone
interested after graduation from
high school. All football, basket
ball and baseball enthusiasts are
urged to attend.
Any athlete who desires to par
ticipate nthese organized sports
is invited to join the Association
at this meeting and to help build
athletics in Sandy Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
TRUMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There
Local Men in Hospital

A. G. Watkins is reported i'm
proving at Bethesda Naval Hos
Rital where he has been for two
weeks. AS he will probably be hos
pitalized for few more weeks,
card addressed to him at Ward
ga would no doubt cheer him.
Edgar Reed was admitted to Sub
urban Hospital last Wednesday
where he underwent an operation
the following day. He is doing
very well and is expected to return
home in a few days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Attention Motorists!

The sign erected last Friday
at the intersection in Rockville
where the spotlight was recent
ly installed, seems to have been
overlooked by majority of the
motorists passing through.
Please notice that it reads as
follows; T'pn right on Red
hight after coming to full stop.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
We Get the Answers!

Mrs. Charles C. Meredith, Route
2, Germantown, one of SENTINEL
subscribers, wrote in asking how
many cubic feet are in 100 bush
els of ear corn. We contacted the
Rockville Elementary School, who
after some research, came up with
the answer-250 cubic feet in 100
bushels of corn on the cob.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
College Notes

Miss Pat Griffith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Griffith of
Jamestown, has been elected
treasurer of the Spanish Club of
Madison College, Harrisonburg,
Va, where she is a junior Wen
dell R. Turner, Jr., and Robert L.
Hates, both of Rockville, are en-
rolled at Butler University, In
dianapolis, Ind, for the coming
school year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Record Vote Of 1854 PoIIed In
Montgomery's Fifty-One Precincts

While President Truman was getting himself elected,
Montgomery County Tuesday voted to junk its County
Commissioner form of by which it has been
ruled since the county established in 1776 gave j. Glenn
Bea unofficial vote of POSTS to 1926 for F. Byrne Aus
tin and piled up plurality of $500 for Governor Dewey
The presidential vote Dewey, 23,O76; Truman, A.
456; Thomas, 1872; Wallace, 1872, and ThurmOnd, III.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Free Movie, Lecture

Beautiful color movies on the
care and feeding of birds will be
shown at 8 P. N. on Friday, No
vember 5, in the Silver Spring
Armory. The program, sponsored
ny C. F. Armiger, Inc. will also
include educational lectures by
noted personalities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Night Soccer Game

~ might soccer game will be.
played on Welsh Field, Rockville,
Friday night beginning at 8 P. M.
The Rockville Soccer team will
play against the Maryland Sport
Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Radio Program

DR.. William B. Adams, pastor
of the Rockville Baptist Church
in his regular program on Fri
days, over Station WGAY, at
9:45, this week will speak on "The
Drama of God"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Church Time Changed

The hour for church services a.
st. Bartholomew's Church. Lay
louisville, have been changed to II
A. NJ, and Sunday School will be
held at 10 A. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
A Coincidence

Sunday before last George
(Tony) Darby, "Pete" Hersper-
ger and Charlie Merry, ST., all
Of Rockville, set out for Barn
itz, Pa. Mrs. Hersperger had
been visiting there with rela-
tives and her husband was go
ing up TO accompany her home.
Mr.. Merry thought the trip
would be especially interesting
to him as his mother was born
in that vicinity and he hadn't
visited the place for more than
forty years. He remarked ON
the way up that there was a
possibility they might see the
old home place.
Well-not only did they see
the home, but II happened to be
right next door TO Mrs. Her
sperger's fathers home where
she was staying.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

One trouble with the human
race is the number of people who
know how to read but have not
learned how to think.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

The reason some people despair
If the improvement Of mankind is
that they are too familier with
their own shortcomings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04

Film to Be Shown at PIT. A.
A film entitled "Shy Guy" will
be shown the Glenmont PIT. A. a.
it's regular monthly meeting to be
held in the school auditorium on
Thursday, November IL. at 8 P. NJ
Mrs. Elizabeth Book, chairman of
Adult Education, is in charge of
the nrnpram.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
51-Year-0Id TroweI
Used for Cornerstone

| A trowel, unused since the corner
stone Of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church was laid 81 years
ago, came back into service yester-
day.
1t was used for a new corner
stone laying at Massachusetts, ana
Western avenues NV, where the
Mount Pleasant congregation is
building a new church.
1t was produced by James Jack
son. 81, former sexton, who took the
trowel home when he left the old
church at 141o Columbia road in
1919. Mr.. Jackson, who is colored,
had been the church's custodian
since the original cornerstone was
laid in August, 1887.
DR.. Fred S. Buschmeyer, the pres
ent, pastor. and some of the original
members 6f the church sealed the
new cornerstone yesterday. Mr..
jackson attended the services To-
day DR.. Buschmeyer is planning to
have the trowel plated and preserved
for a place of honor in the new
church.
Mr.. Jackson kept the old trowel
for just such an occasion, he ex-
planned.
Participating in yesterdays cere-
mony were DR.. William F. Frazier
of the Board of Home Missions
Of the Congregational Christian
Church; the Rev. Edmund r. Strait,
assistant pastor of the Mount Pleas
ant Church; the Rev. John Halko,
representing the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches; Capt. E. T..
Aldridge, chairman of the Board
of Trustees; B. A. Chandler, chair
man of the Board of Deacons; Mrs.
J. Gordon Steele, chairman of the
Board of Education, and DR.. Lowell
Kilgore, chairman Of the Building
| Committee.
The new church, to cost about
$500 900, is due for completion by
the end of this year or early in 1949.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Mrs. Sara Lynch Dies;
SAT With Bryan During
Cross Of Gold Plea

Mrs. Sara Blair Lynch, IS, who
was on the speakers platform when
William Jennings Bryan delivered
his celebrated Gross of Gold
speech, died yesterday at Oak Re-
treat sanitarium, 1901 Park road
NV, after a long illness.
Mrs. Lynch, a pioneer woman
editor, also was one OF the country's
first postmistresses. She was ap-
pointed by President Cleveland to be
postmistress at Leavenworth, Kans.,
in 1894 and in this capacity she
knew Buffalo Bill and wild Bill"
Hickok. She held the job until 1898.
Father Was Union General
Mrs. Lynch was born in Leaven-
worth, the daughter Of Gen. and
Mrs, Charles w. Blair. Her father
commanded Union troops in Kansas
during the Civil War. Her grand
father, Samuel Medary, was the last
Governor of the Territory OF Mime
sofa before it became State IN 1858.
He later was Governor OF Kansas.
Mrs. Lynch was educated in Gin
cinnati in the Convent OF the Sacred
Heart. After the death in 1892 OF
her husband, Frank T. Lynch, part
owner and editor of the Leaven-
worth Standard, she took over edi-
torial direction of the newspaper.
It was in Chicago in 1896 that
Mrs. Lynch heard Mr.. Bryan give
his famous speech that contained
the passage, You shall not press
down upon the brow OF labor this
crown of thorns, you shall not cru
city mankind upon a cross Of gold"
Mrs. Lynch was sitting on the speak
er's stand beside Mrs. Bryan, who
cried on her shoulders" she told
her family, because the speech was
so stirring.
Requiem Tomorrow.
In 1922 Mrs. Lynch came to
Washington to live with daughter,
Mrs. Ethel M. saylor, 1878 Park
road NV. She moved to Bethesda
in 1899 where she lived with another
daughter, Mrs. William o. Rabbit,
6700 Exeter road, until last fall when
she went to the sanitarium. The
daughters survive.
Requiem mass will be offered at
$3.50 tomorrow In Our Lady Of
Lourdes Church. Bethesda. Burial
will be in the new st. Mary's Gem
etery, Rockville.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

|of the Library of Congress this
morning, with DR.. Luther II. Evans,
Librarian OF Congress, presiding.
Also scheduled were tours Of the
Capitol and Government Printing
Office. Fred W. Cromwell, SUPER
intendent Of documents at the GPo,
was to be chairman of a luncheon
and tours there.
A dinner in the Statler at Z
o'clock this evening will follow a
reception and concert BY the Navy
Band. David c. Mearns. director,
Reference Department, Library OF
Congress, will be toastmaster and
Jonathan Daniels, editor Of the
Raleigh IN. c. News and Observer
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Library Group Opens
Institute Today

A Federal library institute, de-
signed to acquaint officials of spe-
cialized libraries with library IA
cilities in Government units here
was to open today as part Of the
activities Of the 39th annual con-
vention of the Special Libraries
Association.
The convention itself officially
opens at 1890 pm. Wednesday ir
the Hotel Statler, though association
activities have been in progress here
since Saturday.
Today's program includes toul
EDUCATIONAL,
Evening star., 1948-06-07
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former presidential secretary and
United Nations subcommittee mem
Der, will be guest speaker.
The institute will continue through
Evening star., 1948-06-07

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

tomorrow. The convention will en-
Saturday. More than 1000 person
are expected to attend.
Several hundred association mem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
V CSR je hotova otrokarna.

Paflz. = z CSR. dosvedcujf,
re komuniste nejsou spokojeni
$ delnfky a re ieste meme je
d%elnictvo spokojeno S komunis-
ty. o nespokojenosti delnfkG
nelze Sc ovsem docfsti v usmer-
nenem ceskem a slovenskem It's
ku. Smyslenf delnfkd, kteTf Sc
horlive hlasili Ike komunistd6m
do 1noroveho puce, ie vyjadfe-
no V dopise jednoho stareho ko-
munistickeho ddvernfka pffte-
Ii, ktery je nynf V zahranicf.
Pise mu: "Kdyz isl nam rfkal,
co mas ceka, jestli to vyhraje-
me, tax Jsem myslel, re isl taky
reakcionaf. Ale ono ie to ted
horst nez isl cekal. Je zde no.
tova otrokarna."
V techto prostych slovech je
vyJadfena celia tragedie niko-
liv Jen ceskoslovensk6ho d6lnic-
tva, ale delnictva ma celem sve-
te, pokud Sc hlasi Ike komunis-
tickym doktrinam. Jsou uprfm-
ne pfesvedceni, re osud delnic-
ke tfldy Sc We skutecnosti zlep-
81 jen tehdy, jestlize budou "a
vedeny politick6 a hospodar-
ske rady poole komunistickych
programu. Teprve tehdy, kdyz,
delnictvo dopomohlo komunis-
tGm k moci, kdyz Sc zavadf ko-
munistlcky poradek, poznavaji
delnici propastny rozdfl mezi
nadejemi, kter6 chovali a "a
ktere bojovali, a mezi skutec-
nostl, do'ktere byli uvrzeni. Mu-
sila prij1t hrozna skutecnost. a.
by csl. deln1ci, kteTf veTili ko-
munistickym slibGm O "osvobo-
zenl pracuj1c1ho cloveka" a vi
deli, re svou pomoc1, poskyto-
vanou komunisticke strane, po-
mohli jen k dosazenf diktatury,
ktera utlacuje nejen tax Nv. re-
akcionafe, nybrz kazdeho pra-
NOJANA1lO O1OVChd d To-
varn1ho delnfka.
Utlak, jemuz jsou nynf Tide V
Ceskoslovensku vydani, Sc bu-
de bohuzel stupnovat a povede
urcite k tomu, re sc delnictvo-
a to mnohem drive nez Sc vetSi-
nou myslf = stane jednou z nej-
aktivnejsfch sill odporu proti
komunistickemu rezimu, ktery
vykoristuje pracovnf silly a
schopnosti kazdeho jednotlivce,
Je treba ukazovat prave del
nictvu, kter6 je propaganda
; udrzovano klamnych pTedsta-
vach O "vlade delnfk6", re je
obet1 totality a re osvobozeni
pracujfc1ho cloveka je NONE
jedine v Tadu, zalozenam ma "a
sadach Masarykovy humanitni
demokracie.
Hubert Ripka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05

zeti Ceskoslovensko pod SOVIET
skym panstv1m?
Pfitomne dolby Sokolske hnu-
tt provadi svGj program kultur-
mich prednasek a telovychovy,
ale jeho politicka cinnost je v
podzem1. Mimo to now cleno-
We 1fedne vGbec nepfistupujou.
Poznavajf Sc navzajem Poole
tajnych znakGv a tvof1 Gako
ma zacatku) podzemnf Waste
necke hnuti, jehoz GLEN jest O.
svobozen1 Czech. Komuniste "a
tim prol1naj1 do sokolskeho
hnutf, vyhazujou vedoucf lidi
a ma jejich mfsta dosazujou sve
politicke pohunky. Odstranu-
|jou ucebnice, ktere kladou d.
raz ma ranne dejiny hutf. Rusy
by sotva potesily doklady, re
Sokol spolupracoval ma povale-
nj income Hubsburske monar-
chic.
Sovety zvlaste trapf cetne
styky Sokola S cizinou. Censu-
rou dopisGv a zt1zenfm styk1
cizinou doufajf casem osamot-
nit ceskou organizaci. Proto ia
nynejs1 cistka. Ale Sokolske
hnutf jest jedno z nejstarsfch
narodn1ch hnut1 v Europe a So
vety najdou v mem tvrdy orfsek
ma kterem 81 vylamou zuby!
(Pfeklad JJK.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
BOJf Sc SOKOLA.
Dennis Bardens:

(Pozn. Dennis Bardens je an.
glicky journalistic. jiz 20 let Gin.
ny We SVEN povolan1, ktery "a
valky byl poradc1m csl. vlady
We vyhannstvf Londyne a do
sud udrzuje 1zke styky S pre-
daky csl. demokracie.)
New York, FL. Tijna. - Rus
ko jest vazne znepokojeno, re
Sc mu nepodaTilo z1skati pro
komunism velike csl. Sokolske
hnut1 = c~elonarodni kulturni
a telovychovnou k%ulturnf orga-
nisaci S vice nez 5000 sbory a
milionem clenG.
Vaclav Nosek, komunisticky
ministr vnitra, byl Sovetskym
Svazem pokaran, re pry je
zdlouhavy a bojacny We SVEN
resent Sovetskeho problemu. o
letosn1m velikolepem Sokol-
skem sletu Benesovi stoupenci
otevrene projevili svdj vzdor,
naval fotografiemi dTfvejsich
PRESIDENT Masaryka a Benese
a bouflive jasali, kdyz Sc v prd-
vodu objevila velika fotografie
jugoslavskeho marsala Tita.
Klement Gottwald, komunistic-
KY president, obdrzel jen stu
dene a nepratelske prijetf.
Nyn1 je v proudu cistka So
kolskeho hnutf S hromadnym
zatykan1m a falesnymi obzalo-
bami re zrady. Tolik set lidf
uz bylo zatceno, re Is Client
pfedstavenstva i sc starostou
Truhlafem Sc pod6kovalo jake
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Sokolska Hlidka.
SOKOLSTVO BEE
.SOKOLSKEHO VEDENf.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenskt
Narodn1 Rady v Americe.)

Z dobre zpraveneho prame-
ne Sc dov1dame:
| kdyz bylo hned pc 1noro-
VEN prevratu deset predn1ch So
kolskych cinovnfk1 odstraneno
z vedenf G. O. S., pfece jenom
ii, kteTf ma svych m1stech setr-
vail, v6novali Sc pine pripra-
YAM XI. vsesokolskeho sletu.
Komuniste predpokladali, re
slet wynn manifestacne pro t..
Nv. lidovou demokracii, ale sku-
tecnost sama ukazala, re slet
byl V pravde sletem sokolskym
a narodnim. Byl to zejmena
sokolsky prdvod, ktery pre-
svedcil komunisty O pravem
smysleni ceskoslovenskeho ma
roda.
Proto vedoucf cinitele vlady
a Narodnf fronty zahajili O.
strou kampan proti Sokolu a
vsechno to, CO sc dalo v Sokol-
stvu pc sletu nenf jiz dflem So
kolskeho veden1, ale diktatem
koimunistG. Ii sokolSt1 cinovnl-
ci, kterf zasedali v pfedsednic-
tvu COS jeste do sletu, odesli
Sc svych mist lined, jakmile pc
mich byly zadany ciny, ktere Sc
nesrovnavaly S jejich sokolsky-
mi zasadami.
Poole naseho ~zjisten1, odeslo
z pTedsednictva az doposud
krone 10 cinovnlkG odstrane-
nych 1noru, dals1ch 10 vedou-
cich cinovn1k6, mezi nimiz ma
lezame jmena starych, osved-
cenych sokolskych pracovn1kG.
Jsou to tTi namestkove starosty
COS. tTi jednatele, vzdelavatel
a vsichni jeho namestkove, ma
celnice a m1stonacelnice a DIAL
SIGH 8 clend predsednictva a po-
sleze odesel v techto dnech i
sam dosazeny byv. starosta
Co.'S, 78lety Josef Truhlar.
Ma mfsta tech, kteff dobro-
volne odesli, byli dosazeni now
komuniste, sokolske verejnosti
vesmes neznami Tide a nekter1
dokonce ami nejsou cleny Soko-
la a nikdy JIM nebyli. Vsichni
cinovn1ci odesli proto, re sokol-
ske stanovy a Tady nebyly v
zadnem prfpade dodrzoyanv.
Seaman cinovnikIG, kteri odesli
vedeni c. O. S.
Josef Tubular, starosta G. O.
S.. jeho namestkove: Frantisek
Svoboda, Blazena Mart1nkova
a Milos Kovac1k, jednatel Even
Koppl, Jan Ledvina a Viktor
Heller, nacelnice Marie Provaz-
nfkova (ktera zGstala V Londy-
ne pc Olympijskych hrach),
dale odesla jeji m1stonacelnice
Jarmila Vokacova, vzdelavatel
Anton1n Krejc1 a vsichni jeho
namestkove DR.. Rudolf Barta,
Frantiska Lasovska a tito dalSf
clenove pfedsednictva: DR.. Jan
Hitler, vedouc1 sokolskeho zdra
vodajstvf, DR.. Jan Hustak, Ing.
J. Matejovec, Hynek Svoboda,
J. Dolezal, Frantisek TomiSko
a RGzena Frybeova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Vzkaz csl. delnikIH americkym
krajanEm.

u. S. Zone. = Do jednoho z
uprchlickych taborG v Nemec-
ku byl d~orucen deln1ky z Ces-
koslovenska tento vZkaZ vsem
AmericanGm. vsem demokra-
tim sveta a hlavne vsem nasim
krajanGm We svobodnem svete:
"PTed nekolika dny bylo &C.
skoslovensku oznameno, re csl.
deln1ci zadaj1 mensinovou a u
chvatitelskou vladu Klementa
Gottwalda a Ant. Zapotockeho
ably provedli csl. narode pf1s-
nou ocistu a poslali tax Nv. ere
akcionaTe" do vezen1 a koncen-
tracn1ch taborG.
Oznamujeme svobodnemu a
demokratickemu svetu, re nj
kdo z radnych a poctivych csl.
delnikGG takovou zadost k Wade
uvedenych pant nevznesl, ami
nevznaSel, re neni tedy prav-
dou, re "cistka" v radach csl.
lidu a move koncentracni tabo-
ry " Ceskoslovensku jsou zrizo-
vany ma zadost csl. delnikG.
Delnici v tovarnach O nejake
takove, zadosti ami uvsdomeni
nebyli, a kdyby byli, odmitli
by il!
Pravda je ia, re z URO byl
zaslan do tovaren hektografo-
vany ob6znfk, adresovany pred
sedovi zavodn1 rady S tim, ably
on a jeden Glen pTedsednictva
tento obezn1k podepsali a vra-
till. To Sc take stale v nekolika
tovarnach. = z nekterych to-
warren vGbec neprisla odpoved
i kdyz zavodnf rady jsou v ru-
kou komunistG. Csl. deln1ci ne
mali mic spolecneho S tfmto o.
beznlkem a ostTe %protestujf pro-
tomu, ably mensinova a usur-
patorska vlada Klementa Gott-
walda a Antonfna Zapotocke-
no nepravdive a live tvrdila,
Re zTizuje koncentracn1 tabory
V Pardubicfch, ma Kladne a V
Karlovych Varech ma zadost
csl. delnfkG a ma jejich zadost
ostfe postupuie prot svym
odpIrcGm.
Prohlasujeme, re "vetsf cast
Isl. delnictva je proti Wade
lneSnfho rezimu v Ceskosloven-
re S MIN nesouhlaslme, Cd
mftame jeho program a Gil; od-
nftame teroristicke methody a
nasilnosti."