davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-08-05
Communists
Continued From First Page.)

many of those made against the
commission yesterday by Chairman
Rees of the House Civil Service
Committee. Mr.. Rees said the Com
mission cleared" Nathan Gregory
Silvermaster, accused of heading a
spy ring here.
Mr.. Busbey said the commission
took much the same action, in
rating Carl A. Marzani, former OSS
and State Department employe.
convicted later of falSifying state
ments about whether he was a
Communist.
Patterson Letter Read.
He also read part of the letter
he said was written by former Sec
retary of War Patterson to Milo
Perkins of the Board of Economic
Warfare, supporting Silvermaster.
He said, as quoted to him by Mr.
Flemming, the Patterson letter,
written July 3, 1912, read:
Il have personally examined the
case and discussed it with Maj. Gen
Strong. l am fully satisfied the
facts do not show anything deroga-
tory to Mr.. Silvermaster's character
or to his service with the United
States Government"
! Maj. Gen. George v. Strong was
head of Army intelligence during
the war.
Mr.. Busbey added that on Febru-
ary 81, l947, after Silvermaster left
the Government, Mr.. Flemmine
wrote that he thought Silvermastel
should be tagged" in case he ap-
piled for another job land barred
from future Federal employment"
Meloy Cites Isolated Case"
Turning to the Remington case
Chairman Ferguson demanded tt
know why the loyalty system hac
not picked up the suspended Com
merce employe who had beer
under both FBI and special granc
jury investigations Is months be-
fore his assignment to so-callee
sensitive" position as head Of The
departments Export License Divi'
sion.
"Is that the kind of system ths
people of this country are paying
s11. 600 900 a year for2" he asked.
When Mr.. Meloy replied that hi
Evening star., 1948-08-05
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Grating in Washington right now,
and asked his reaction. Mr.. Truman
replied that he thought such a ring
was in MI Mundt's mind.
The President said all but two
of the wartime Government en-
ployes whose names were linked
with the alleged Communist spy
ring in the congressional hearings
have left the Government service.
And those two, he added, have been
placed on leave without pay pend
ing inquiries. He did not name
them.
The Senate and House Commit
tee hearings, he emphasized, are
serving no useful purpose whatso-
ever.
Mr.. Truman's firm statement that
no information from Government
files relative to employe loyalty
would be turned over to the con-
gressional investigators brought a
question from a reporter as to
whether he did not think the public
was entitled to information on Gov
ernment personnel whose names
have been drawn into the inquiries.
The President responded brusque-
ly with query as to what informa-
ton, obviously emphasing his con-
tention that nothing new was being
turned up on Capitol Hill.
In the text of his statement or
the congressional inquiries the
President used these words:
In answer to questions regarding
certain congressional investigations
now under way:
mo information has been revealed
that has not long since been pre-
sented to a Federal Grand jury.
No New Facts Disclosed.
mo information has teen dis
closed in the past few days by con-
gressional committees that has not
long since been known to the FBI.
"The Federal grand jury found
this information insufficient to JUS
Evening star., 1948-08-05
| Red Party Is Split
| In Western Zone on
Blockade of Berlin
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-A youth
section of the Communist-con-
trolled Socialist Unity Party
condemned the Russian block
ade of Western Berlin today as
"a crime against humanity"
This was the first open break
in Communicated ranks here
over the blockade. 1t came in
a stormy session in the Ameri-
can-occupied borough of Tenn
pelhof. The resolution con-
demned German Communists
who condoned the Soviet block
ade as "a criminal group who
must be branded as a foreign
legion"
The Socialist Unity Party is
a fusion of Socialists and Com
munists who are dominant in
the Soviet zone.
Evening star., 1948-08-05
Survey
Continued From First Page)

Beachwood drive, Chevy Chase, Md.
just graduated from Woodrow Will
son High School; took two semesters
of American history; civics not
offered:
Two years of history are not
enough in high school. We rushed
through the Colonization period tc
the Civil War in one semester and
tried to cram the period from 1910
until the present time in the second
consequently, we got no real idea
about elections, particularly those
involving third parties, and our time
ran out before we covered the pres
ent government. There should ot
three semeSters, at least.
I'VE had lot of discussions about
communism, one reason being thai
a boy in our class said he was a
Communist. But there should be
more study of history of COM
munism. Many people think Amer
lean Communists are altogether
different from those in Russia.
had to learn about Communist!
first from my father. One OF oul
subjects known as world problems
gives the students more about cur
rent events, and I think it shoule
be required generally"
Mrs. Lucy Terry, 80, of 400 Jeni-
fer street NV, attorney, 1882 grad
ua5ed from Washington Irving High
School, New York City; one veal
American history; one year civics
There is too much teaching o1
one side of history and government
BY not telling the foreign govern.
n1ent side, the schools tend to arouse
curiosity in people To, keep people
from trying the greener' side o.
the fence there should be more
frank, round-table discussions.
However. l got the feeling from
my instruction that American gov.
ernment was better than any other
that there was more harmony thar
i'm the European countries ever
though their governments hao
existed for years"
John H. Hiser, 50, of $500 George
town road, Bethesda, theater opera
tor. early education in Hyattsville
Md elementary schools: foul
years of American history:
Elementary school children wht
get reading, writing and Spellins
before they get to junior high schoo
will not be Communists. These sub
jects have been woefuly lacking, es.
pecially in Montgomery County,
lower schools where I understand
civics and geography have not beer
taught for IL years.
Better Job in Past.
THE way I see it, the school!
were doing better job on American
history when I was attending thar
they are today"
Mrs, Vincent H Ashmore, 80, o.
1900 Mississippi avenue Sc, Weee
tCalifD High School; three years
American history, one year civics
MY elementary and high schoo
instruction in political history ane
government was entirely made.
quate. We graduated without
knowledge of how the electoral col.
lege works and so if we send poorly
qualified men into public office W.
can blame this slipshod education
History and civics are considered
minor subjects and even in colleges
foreign languages are stressed more
There should be more said in oul
Evening star., 1948-08-05
Truman Denies Report
That Clay May Be Replaced

President Truman said it was not
true when asked at his press con-
ference today about Soviet press
report that Gen. Lucius D. Clay is
to be replaced as head of the Ameri-
can military government in Ger
many.
Secretary of Army Royal yester-
day also denied the reports, pub
hshed In Russian controlled news
papers In Berlin.
In response tosqueries, Mr.. Royal
issued this statement:
THE department is not and has
not considered replacing Gen. Clay
He is handling a very difficult as
signment in an outstanding manner. y
Evening star., 1948-08-05

schools about the voice Americans
have in running their government
and the advantages that most other
countries do not have"
Alfred Smith, A, of 2107 Second
street NV, Washington corre-
spondent for The Chicago Defender;
1920 graduate Of Langston High
School, Hot Springs, Ark; one year
American history; one year civics:
although most subjects in South
ern colored schools were inadequate,
history and civics perhaps were a
little advanced over that taught in
the North. I certainly got the idea
the United States Government was
head and shoulders above any other,
even discounting the apparent prop
aganda favoring our country.
Comparisons Recommended.
For a better realization of the
merit Of our Government, students
should be encouraged to compare it
with others. Given fair presenta-
ton of all governments, with the
best and worst of the iSms, the
average student will be able to draw
his own conclusion"
Miss Margaret Wagg, 2l, of 90l4
Alton Parkway, Silver Spring,
prospective school teacher; 1914
graduate Calvin Coolidge High
school; several years American his
tory.
THE idea that everything is per-
feet with our Government should
not be instil,ed in school children.
They should be taught weaknesses,
as we'll, so that one day they may
help correct them. BY the same
token, they should be taught the
good and bad points of other gov
ernments.
TOO much stress is laid on wars
and not enough on democracy and
brotherhood in the present teaching
of history. I am sure that many
students, like I, gained little from
the battle dates and similar In
formation given us in our early
years"
Col. Waldron E. Leonard, So,
Alexandria. Va, Veterans Service
Center director, 1915 graduate
Marion County, West Virginia High
School; two years American history
one year .ctvicsss, "a 49,
The young, fanatieal followers of
Red movements one often sees at
public meetings today is indicative
of the fact they are not getting the
right kind of school training.
Would Reveal Both Sides.
Schools should tell exactly the
conditions existing in other coun-
tries. They should not try to conceal
either the advantages or disadvan-
tages, because if either is concealed,
it will come out eventually. Then
the student viii believe everything
he heard Is a lie. - .*
LAS one who learned to respect
our President as the leader OF our
Nation, it hurts to see young people
publicly ridiculing him-a sure sign
things were not what they once
we're in our schools"
Grayson Mcclure, 81, of 1910
Franklin street NE, undertaken,
1928 graduate and present alumni
president of Dunbar High School,
one year of American history:
My high school education gave
me the idea our government was
far superior to others, that European
monarchies were decadent. My later
studies at Dartmouth and what I
have seen recently bears out the
wisdom of that early concept
Instead of keeping away from
our students the ideologist and isms
of other countries, let them learn
everything about them. One of the
greatest dangers lies in the tempta-
ton that arises from the desire to
penetrate the mysteries left untold.
Let the student determine from the
complete balance sheet that our
system is the best
Evening star., 1948-08-05
Hunger Demonstrations
In Red Zone Reported

BERLIN, Aug. . tH).-lHe bTltlSIl-
licensed newspaper Die Welt said
today that it had reports of many
hunger demonstrations by Germans
in the Soviet zone. 1t said these
increased when the Russians requisi-
toned food for their announced
program of feeding Germans in the
western sector of Berlin.
Die Welt said clashes had occurred
on farms in the Soviet zone as
hungry Germars tried to seize food
during harvesting.
The American-licensed newspaper
Tagesspiegel said the Russians were
having troubles which were attri-
buted to boomeranglng of the block
ade. 1t reported numerous acci-
dents In the Soviet zone because
machine repair parts had not been
delivered from Western Germany.
New Road Blocks Reported. ~
Earlier, Border police said the Rus
SLAMS are putting up more road
blocks on the British-Soviet zone
border near Lueneberg.
A dispatch from Hamburg, re-
porting this development, said small
roads crossing the border in. the
area are being closed. The Rus
slams are digging bitches through
the roads and telling trees across
them, the police said.
The Russians said 43 trains would
be ~nades availableAafor exhibitoFs
and buyers from Western Germany
at the Leipzig Fair, in their zone
late this month. An American
transport official predicted no trains
would be permitted to leave the
American zone for the fair unless
the Berlin blockade is lifted. Train
traffic to and from the Russian zone
was cut off last month in retaliation
for the Berlin blockade.
Reds Free Three Americans.
Three Americans who wandered
into the Soviet zone OF Berlin were
released after the Russians neld
them three days. A fourth man still
is being held. the American provost
marshal's Office said.
The three Americans were arrested
at 3 IN. Monday when they entered
the Soviet zone by mistake.
They were seized when German
police car in which they were re-
turning to their barracks made a
wrong turn and encountered a Rus
sian traffic control barrier.
The soldiers said the Russians took
them into custody. The German
police also were believed to have
been arrested and their car con-
fiscated.
Air Lift Stepped Up.
The United States and Britain
stepped up their air lift yesterday
The Americans smashed their own
record again, carrying in 2,l04 tons
OF supplies in 303 fights. United
States Air Force headquarters said
The r. A. F. made 242 flights in
the same 24-hour period, carrying
an estimated 1000 tons.
American Air Force officials in
Berlin announced plans for speed
ing up their supply shuttle still
further They said hereafter planes
will depart ON cargo runs every
three minutes, weather permitting
instead of at the present four
minute interval.
Eleven new C-54 Skymasters ca
pable Of carrying seven and one
half tons arrived at the Rhein-
Main airfield at Frankfurt yeste1
day. The Skymasters have replaced
all the smaller CAT transports al
the field. The CATS still are operat-
ing from Wiesbaden, the American
supply base for Berlin.
Evening star., 1948-08-05
Congress
Continued From First Page.l

NAV find itself still caught in the
aftermath of the poll tax fllibuster
when it meets today.
Leaders hoped they were through
with the poll tax issue late yester-
day when the Senate voted, SO to 16,
Evening star., 1948-08-05
Moscow
Continued From First Page

to Mr.. Stain the views of their
home governments.
Reliable sources here said there
is a good chance for IAN agreement"
between the Western powers and
the Soviet Union. They did not
specify its nature.
Evening star., 1948-08-05

ROYAL ROMANCE The
names of the Marques of
Blandford, 22-year-old cousin
of winston Churchill, and that
of Princess Margaret Rose are
being linked in rumors of a
new. royal romance that has
London society buzzing. A
lieutenant in the Life Guards,
the marques recently return
ed from duty in the Middle
East. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1948-08-05

.ayments On your home are
made easy by renting q room.
Renting a room Is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call Sterling 5000. Open 8
An. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-05

CLEVELAND. -SURRENDERS
Gus Hall, 81, Ohio chairman
of the Communist Party. sur
rendered to the FBI yesterday
to face charges by a New York
grand jury that he and II
others sought forcible over
throw of the Government.
Hall, last of the IL to be taken
into custody, is pictured just
before his release on $4,000
bond. -AP Wirephoto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Boje " Palestine

neustaly ami behem vance &
svetova politika Dude sc muse.
tt piece jen brzy rozhodnout
zaujmouti k palestinske situac.
nejaky postoj. Byli mnozi no.
zumnl Eide, kter1 zastavali ma.
zor, re nynejsi rozvfrene ovzdu
81 Sc nehodf pro vyhlasenf sa.
mostatnosti Palestiny. Avsal
politicke vedenf dostaly dc
svych rukou radikalni organi.
SAGE v Palestine a prosadily
sve, kdyz Sc Jim dostalo podpo.
ry Ameriky.
Pnvodne bylo tvrzeno, re sc
Eide dohodnou snadno S Araby
jjen kdyz odejdou Anglicane
nynf Sc tvrdf, re Eide sami ne
vsechno stac1 a re nepotTebuj.
zadne CHI pomoci Nesprav.
most tohoto tvrzen1 sc ukaze zs
nedlouho. Bude volano O pc.
moe a pax teprve vzniknou ty
prave polite. Amerika Dude
pax staff pred velmi obt1znyn
politickym rozhodnutim a kon.
flikt ten niue mfti nedozirnf
nasledky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Ze zahranici Sc vrati jeste
$4,000 krajnH do CSR.

Praha. - Ministr vnitra pro-
mluvil O cinnosti osidlovac1ho
1radu a fondu narodn1 obnovy
v Praze, ktera splnila ocekava-
ne predpoklady. V jejlm prd-
behu bylo "a s%oucinnosti S pf1-
slusnymi ciniteli verejne spra-
wy premisteno do pohranic1 Vi
&c nez 100000 osob z vnitro-
zemf. Nynf Sc pokracuje v nj
t. Nv. dosfdlenfm, t. j. pTede-
vsim um1stenfm reemigrantG a
osob, ktere nejsou vazany exis-
tencne ma vnitrozem1 a molly
by Sc primerene uplatnit v po-
hranicf. V akci r~eemigracnl
bylo dosud us1dleno okrouhle
"a, 900 osob a pro pf1st1 rok Sc
poc1ta S dals1mi asi $4,000. Po-
die pTedem vypracovaneho osi-
dlovacfho planu jest pocet oby-
vatelstva v pohranicnim uzem1
pTiblizne O 100000 nizs1, nez
v dobe pred okupaci a cini O.
krouhle $500, 600 osob. K pod
pore os1dlen1 pripravuje Sc pro
rok 1913 We stavebn1 2 letce re-
konstrukce 1000 bytovych je-
dnotek.
Rok 1947 a 1913 budou lety
pTideleneho T1zenf, jez Sc pre-
devsim Dude vztahovati ma pfi-
delovanf asi 100000 stfedn1ch
zivnostenskych podnikd a asi
100000 rodinnych domk1. V
|teze dobe Dude provadeno ode
vzdanf majetkovych podstat do
vlastnictvf z pTfdeloveho r1zen1
vynatych jmenovite We pros
pech statu, narodnfch podnikd,
veTejnopravn1ch korporac1, sa-
mospravnych svazkG a zeme-
delskych a konsumnlch druz-
stew.
Uprava majetkovych pome-.
ri prob1ha a probehne v letech
1947 a 1913 i u movitostf. TAX
jest jiz v plnem behu akce S
prevodem vice nez 10000 mo-
|torovych vozidel, ktera Dude
znamenati pravdepodobny fl
nancnf pTinos jedne a pIl mi
Hardy Kcs.
Krone toho byl zahajen roz-
prodej 1900, 900 souprav byto-
veho z~aTfzen1, ktery potrva Je-
Ste r. 1913 a pfinese vytezek
nekolika miliard Kcs.
V roce 1913 zamysl1 osidlo-
vacf Trad dokonciti konfiskaci
nepTatelskeho majetku ma Slo-
vensku a prevest jej do vlastnic
tv1 SlovakG, dokonciti vymenu
obyvatelstva a provost poslo-
v~enst6nf jiznfho Slovenska a
vsechna majetkova opatreni,
vyplyvajicf z vymeny obyvatel-
stva a provost pT1pravne prace
pro umfstenf pTesfdlencu z Ru-
munska, Bulharska a Jugosla-
vie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Chysta Sc pTeruseni sovetsko
iranskych stykTG.

Re spolehlivych pramenG v
Teheranu bylo oznameno, re
sov6tsky velvyslanec Ivan Sad
cikov odjel z Iranu z castf sve-
no personalu a re zbytek odje-
de co nejdrfve.
Tento odjezd pry naznacuje,
re v kratke dobe dojde k pre-
rusenf diplomatickych stykG
mezi Iranem a SSSR, ktery je
roztrpcen odm1tnutlm iransko-
sovetske olejove dohody iran
skym parlamentem.
Vztah Iranu k Sovetskemu
svazu sc zhorsil i jmenovanim
Ibrahima Hakimho novym pre-
mierem. Hakimi je horlivym
pT1vrzencem Angle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Manifestace prazskych zidI.

Praha. V zidOvSke radnici
v Praze sesli sc v nedeli, 80. lis
topadu prazstf Eide, ably slav-
nostne manifestovali sve d1ky
csl. Wade a csl. lidu u prilezi-
tosti usnesenf Spojenych marc
d1 otazce Palestiny. Promlue
viii zastupci sionastickych or
ganisaci a vedouci cinitele Ii
dovske mladeze. Byly poslany
pozdravne telegramy presiden-
tn republiky DIR. Edvardu Bene-
Sow, predsedovi UNS Jos. Da-
widow, pTedsedovi vlady Gott-
waldovi, ministerstvu zahrani-
cf, vladam SSSR a USA. Po-
zdravny telegram byl poslar
take Jewish Agency v Jerusa-
leme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Znarodneni lecebnych zdrojGH
" CSR.

Bradshaw (CTK) = Zdra-
votnf vybor Ustavodarneho ma
rodnfho shromazdeni pTijal, re-
soluci, v ktere sc upozornuje ma
zdlouhave projednavanf osnovy
zakona o znarodneni prfrod-
mich lecebnych zdrojn a nekte-
reho lazenskeho majetku.
Zdlouhavost projednavani te-
to osnovy zavinuje nejistotu a
stagnaci v lazenskem podnika.
nj.
V zajmu zdarneho vyvoje a
prosperity csl. lazenskeho pod
nikanf, ktere byvalo chloubou
CSR, zada zdravotnf vybor Via
du, ably tuto pripravenou osno-
WI zakona rychle projednala a
predlozila Ustavodarnemu ma
rodnimu shromazdenf v dobe
co nejkratsf. Timto zakonem
ma byt dokoncen roku 1913 csl
znarodnovac1 process.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
SpOrtovnf Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " COLISEUM.

Pro pristf 1tery, dine 6. ledns
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel kf1z.
kovych zapasd v Coliseum pr
pravuje velice slibny program
Jmena zapasn1kI nam dosuo
nejsou znama.
Mr. Ed Contos v tonic nasta-
vajicim Novem Roce vynasnaz.
Sc predvadet ty nejlepsi kflz.
kove zapasy jake v roce minu.
lem a doufa re uspokojl vsech-
ny milovn1ky tohoto sportu.
Procez KIDD sc chce mile po-
baviti a ztraviti prfjemny We
cfrek necht sc dostav1 pflst1 u
terry do Coliseum. Zacatek "a
pasu v $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Spojene Staty ochotny znovu
iednat $ Panamou.

V odboru statu bylo sdeleno,
re Spojene Staty jsou ochotny
obnoviti vyjednavanf S Pana-
mou O vydrzovanf americkeho
vojska ma p~anamskem uzemf,
pro ochranu Panamskeho prG-
plavu. Jedna Sc O vydrzovani
kasaren pro americke vojsko U
Panamskeho pr1plavu, ktere
isou ma uzeml Panamske repu-
bliky.
V teto zalezitosti Sc jedna Q
ID zakladen pro americke vol
sko, vydrzovane pro ochranu
Panamskeho prGplavu.
Nasledkem teto nedohody sc
nator Chavez (dem. z New
Mexika) odporucil, ably bylo
vyjednavano S Mexikem o zbu.
dovanf noveho prGplavu v del.
ce 100 mil pres 1zinu zeme '
Mexiku u Salina Cruz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Situace " Recku Sc posledni
dobS zhorsila.

Atheny, Recko. = Do Wash
.ingtonu dochaz1 p~esimisticke
zpravy O stavu zalezitosti V Re
cku. Partyzani provad1 nuce-
ne rekrutovanf krajich JIM
obsazenych a jejich pocet Sc V
posledni dobe znacne zvysil.
Vladnf vojsko nem1ze prot
MIN mic podstatneho por1diti.
Kdyz byl rozsfren zaklad fecke
koalicni vlady, tax S tim byly
spojovany velke nadeje, kter6
Sc vsak nikterak nesplnily. Ny
nj kdyz partyzani utvofili Via
|du. nutno We zvySene m1re poc1-
|tati s tim, re severn1 sousede
IRecka budou partyzany podpo-
|rovati znacne ~vydatneji.
Mimo to Sc vseobecne tvrdi, &c
|tez rozpory uvnitf americke
MISE samotne stezuj1 praci je-
Iifmu sefovi Dwight Griswoldo
vi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02

What did the Secretary of the
State of Wyoming say to the Bank
ing Commissioner when they met In
Cheyenne In 1887? "T'd like to find a
plan to assure a comfortable retire
ment for myself and my family"
said the Secretary Of State. why
don't you do what / am doing, buy
Savings Bonds regularly out OF in
Gomez" his friend replied. Today
they have begun the second 10 years
of their retirement plan. The then
Secretary of State is now Governor
Lester C. Hunt, and the former Bank
Commissioner is the present di-
rector of Savings Bonds sales. You,
too, can emulate their example. IL
you invest $18.75 each month in q
Series E Savings Bond of $25 ma
turity value over a period Of 20
years and hold ALL the bonds to
maturity you will receive an aver
age yearly income of $500 for the
ten years following.
us. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Vzestup poctu obyvatel We
SpoienYch Statech.

DIE zpravy vydane z Wash.
ingtonu, Spojene Staty mely
dine /. T1jna IA, 7O8, 900 obyva.
tel, die odhadu censovnfho Il.
Tadu.
Tento pocet ovsem zahrnuje
brannou moe zeme, ktera SOU
streduje $4,000 donna a 748,.
600 v zamoT1. Pocet civiln1ho
obyvatelstva byl 900.
Cd poslednfho censu /. dub
ma 1910, populace We Spoj. Sta
tech stoupla o 13,0O0,0 900 osob,
tedy tem6T o 10 procent. Be-
hem 10 let, a Size cd r. 1890
do roku 1910, wrist obyvatel-
silva byl kolem 5000, 600.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Rozkol francouzskych odboro'
yXch organisacich.

PaT1z. - Zastupci mensiny v
income 1stTedn1 francouzske cd
borove organised sc prevaznou
vetSinou usnesli ma tom, 2 u
stredni organisace ovladane ko-
munisty vystoupiti.
Tato mensina pTedstavuJe a
81 1,25O,OOO delnfk6 z celkove-
no poctu 10000 K oduvod-
neni tohoto rozhodnutf bylo u
vedeno, re tyto delnici jiz ne
chtejf byti nastrojem ciz1 "a
hranicn1 politiky.