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Evening star., 1948-09-12
.YugosIavs Contendine
Battle Was on Their
Territory, U. n. Says
By the Assoeioted Press

ATHENS, Sept. 11.-Observers of
the United Nation Special Com
mission on the Balkans (UNSCOB)
reported today that Yugoslav SOL
diers told them they were attempt
ing to drive Greek forces from Yugo-
slav soil in Wednesdays bloody bor-
der clash.
The UNSCOB observers investi-
gated the clash when the Greek gov
,rnment protested that Yugoslav SOL
diers invaded" Greek territory and
were slain by Greek forces. The
observers said they found 20 bodies
of soldiers In Yugoslav uniforms, all
several hundred yards Inside Greek
territory.
The UNsCOB group questioned
three captured Yugoslav soldiers.
They said the captives told them
All troops of the 1st Battalion. And
Yugoslav Regiment, had been
ordered to drive Greeks out of
Yugoslavia and left Monaster, Yu-
goslavia, in trucks for the assign
ment. They said they stopped in
side their own frontier and at
tackled.
Driven OFF BY Greeks.
After being engaged by Greek
defensive fire portion of the Yugo-
slav battalion advanced southwest
ward toward Profits and Ilias in
the Kaimatchalan area of Greece,
the UNSCOB report said They
were driven of by Greek. defensive
fire, leaving behind the dead bodies
observed by tine group"
One of the captured soldiers told
the observers he surrendered be-.
cause he did not like to operate in
Greek territory"
UNSCOB is reported to have
asked the U. N. Assembly, meeting
in Paris September 81, to inter-
vene in the Greek situation, because
of an existing threat to Greek in
dependence and political integrity
Greek War Minister George
Stratos earlier this week appealed
for international Intervention. He
charged his neighbor states with
| repeated DOroer VlOldClOnS ana SalQ
there was danger of general con-
fagration In the Balkans.
Yugoslav Statement Rejected.
Mr.. Stratos rejected Yugoslav
explanation that the Yugoslav SOL
diers had become lost in a fog.
He said the explanation was un-
acceptable since the direction the
soldiers took in entering Greece was
at a right angle to where they
should be moving to stay in their
own territory.
Mr.. Stratos estimated that about
300 Yugoslav soldiers came into
Greek territory and were engaged
by between 120 and 100 Greek SOL
diers.
He said the Yugoslavs did not
claim the bodies of their 20 dead
and so he ordered a funeral with
full religious rites and burial this
afternoon. Mr.. Stratos made the
statements after returning from
Northern Greece, where he inves-
| tigated the border incident.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Air Force Photographs Strip
Across u. S. in Single Flight

Dayton, Pittsburgh and New York.
The flight, the Air Force said, was
the first such coast-to-coast flight
ever made. In 1916, however, Air
Material Command photographers
set up a Dayton to Washington
flight of a similar nature.
The pilot of an xFP-80 jet fighter
plane tipped an aerial camera
switch on his instrument panel at
Wright Field and streaked toward
Washington, 800 miles away.
In 81 minutes and so aerial photo
exposures later, the Jet plane passed
over Washington. That flight set a
record by photographing 10000
square miles in a single run at the
rate of 3l4 miles of photographing
a minute.
Average speed flown by Capt. Will
liam w. Elliott Of Dayton In this
months new record was 375 miles
an hour.
Other crew members of the XR-
IL Rainbow were Maj. Delbert Nc
Claim Clark of Barton, Md, co-pilot.
navigator and project engineer;
IT, Sergt. Richard v. Wing of Battle
Creek, Mich: Master Sgt. Jack r.
Sewers of Rockwell. N. c., and Mas
ter Sergt. Willard E. Shaw of Hills
boro, Ohio.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
By the Asseeiated Press

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE
Air Force said today it has set an
aerial Photographic record by film
ing a strip Of the United States
from coast-to-coast In a single fight.
Photographers of the Air Material
Command at nearby Wright Field
shot 325 feet of film-390 individual
photographs-in the September l
fight from Santa Barbara. Calf, to
Mitchell Air Force Base, N. Y.
The Air Force photographers flew
the 2,7O0 miles at 10000 feet, with
tri-metrogon XIII camera In
stallation firing approximately each
SO seconds. Such camera, con-
sisting of three six-inch cameras
positioned so they record the earth
from horizon to horizon, pictures
about 100 square miles with each
photograph.
An experimental Photographic
plane, the XR-12 built by Republic
Aviation Corp, was used. This
plane began the flight over the Pa
cific at 10:40 am, E. s. T., and COM
pleted the fight over Long Island
at 5:35 pm, E. S. T.
The strips of film later were
joined at the Photographic labora-
tory at Wright Field, showing con-
tinuous strip that included Las Veg
as, New, Hoover Dam, the Grand
Canyon, Kansas City, Indianapolis,
Evening star., 1948-09-12
CommiffeeAnnounces
Award Of q More
CIV Scholarships

Warren r. West, chairman of the
committee on student loans and
scholarships Of George washington
University, yesterday announced the
awarding of % additional scholar
ships. They are:
The Lula M. Shepard scholarship
for $500 to Jan Lawson, Fairfax, Va.
Emma X. Carr scholarships for
$500 10 James A. Sinsahaugh. Pur-
ceilville, Va; David S. Davis, 818
Shepherd street NV; Charles Z.
Lilien. Darlington, ILL.,, and Joseph
j. Wolf, 443 Decatur street NV.
Carr Scholarships.
Emma X. Carr scholarships Of
500 to Howard johnson, jr.. 1904
Chesapeake st. NV: Howard v.
Stambler. 5223 Chevy Chase Park
Evening star., 1948-09-12

way: Farrell Il. Werbow, 121 11th
st. NE. Judah Greenzaid. IT'S Tuck
erman st. NV: Wayne Jacob, Tun-
mel, N. Y; Richard G. Scott, $50
Porter st. NV; Henry Raden, 1910
Holbrook terr. NE; Manuel L. Hell
zner, Lynn, Mass: Julian II. Sing
man, 6215 Sligo Mill road NE: Sol
omon E. Barr, 816 Sheridan st. NV;
Orie Seltzer, 812 Randolph st. NV;
Jerome s. Wagshall, 3541 Hertford
pl. NV.
Miss Virginia Ann Myers, 45l5
Sheridan ST., Riverdale. Md, has
been awarded David Spencer
scholarship of ,$240 and Miss Doris
Nahm, 1880 Auburn ave-, Bethesda
the Elma Lewis Harvey scholarship
Of $500.
Byron Andrews Awards.
The Byron Andrews scholarship OF
slOO each were awarded to Miss
Ann Pasternack, ll0a North Pitt
street,, Alexandria: Miss Beverly
Barrett. 1917 Second street NE,
and Miss Ann Courtright, 1918
Crawford drive. Rockville.
Two Henry Harding Carter schol-
Evening star., 1948-09-12

arships totaling 500 were awarties
Thomas Edward Mutchler. jr., 81
Upshur street NV.
Other awards were as follows
John Wilmington scholarship of SCI
and Robert Farnham scholarship q
$50 to Jane e. Shanks, 462l Nor
gan drive, Chevy Chase. Md; Mari
Lowell Stone scholarship of $50 Il
Miss Patricia Ludwig. Montvills
N. j.: Isaac Davis scholarship O.
$50 to Miss Iris NJ. Bishop, Potosi
Miss: the Maria NJ. Carter scholar.
ship Of $50 to Adolphe G. Kiczales
$500 Thirty-first street NV; ane
the Ellen Woodruff scholarship Of
$40 to Dorothy Jean Schram, 444:
Reservoir road NV,
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Ronald B. Thompson
Named to GNU Post

Appointment Of Ronald B. Thomp-
son as a member of the history de-
partment has been announced by
George Washington University.
Mr.. Thompson, who will teach
Russian history, is graduate OF
Yale University. He took graduate
work at the University of Chicago
and taught there last year.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
DOG Keeps Owner in Smokes

BERWICK, England (P.-A con-
spicuous sign in all tobacco shops
says, "No cigarettes" but sometimes
there are some under the counter
So the talents of Robert Beasleys
dog are extremely useful in these
days of tobacco famine. He has
learned to retrieve" cigarettes, 60
ing right back of the counter to
forage, Mr.. Beasley is smoking regu-
larly.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Prowler Takes the Coke

KANSAS CITY (P,. - Nine cir.
friends OF little Miss Jean Gerars
gathered at her home for q birth.
day slumber party. Before con.
suming the refreshments the srouy
attended = movie On their returr
they discovered that the house hat
been entered by prowler. He tool
one item-the birthday cake.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08
Y More Qualify
For Fish Derby

Twelve more Japanese anglers
were among the 211 who landed on
the qualifying ladders in the City
Salmon Derby over the Labor Day
weekend. OF the 211 fish caught
SIS were kings over the 17-pound
mark and 20 of these were more
than 20 pounds. The largest king
caught weighed 80 pounds 2 ounces.
Those who qualified over the
weekend we're:
At Warshars Sporting Goods
F.. M Sato. 2l05 Main st. CHarbor
IslandD, Is lbs. 7 OF.
At Osborn Inland
Mas Nakamura, 2O14 Stevens (Hau-
ry's). II Tbs. 8 OF.
Jack 1shii, 1901 Yesler Way (Har-
Dor IslanO. 10 lbs. Q OF.
At Eddie Bauer's
H. Hirata, 21O3 E. James (Harbor
IslandD, 8 TBS. o OF.
At Ernst's
Joe Sakamoto, 318 goth S., West
Seattle). TBS. 4 OF.
A. K Arai, 812 9th Ave. (Harbor
Island), II TBS. IL OF.
Eddie Otsuka. 1870 9th Ave. (Har-
Dor Islan0 IL Tbs. 2 OF.
At Seattle Retread
Jack Mizuta. 215 nth s. (Haury's)
9 lbs. Is or.
Henry Osawa, Ills jefferson (Har-
Dor Island) II lbs. 2 OF.
]. Hamasaki, 1l2 18th (Harbor Is
land), 10 lbs. IL or.
At Aronson Hardware
F. X. Minato, 1921 Boren Ave.
Harbor Island). IS TBS.
At Morley's
Teru Beppu, 105 18th Ave (Lloyd's)
IL Tbs. 2 OF.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08

Taxed Yoshijima, George Heya-
moto and Chick Uno stroked their
way to first place in the "a. "B"
and ''C' flights respectively in the
golf tournament sponsored last
Sunday by local merchants here.
Yoshijin1a came in a stroke bet
ter than George Okada as he fired
a gross rs. less II handicap for net
"a. Okada's score card read: gross
II, handicap IL, net SIS.
Heyamqto, the only Spokane golf
er to land first place in any flight,
shot gross 81, less 10 handicap for
net So. 1t was Heyamoto's third
great triumph of the year as he
had previously annexed the North
west Open "B' title in Spokane and
the Inland Empire Golf Associa-
IONS championship, also in that
city.
~Uno Of popular Chicks Ice
Creamery came through with a res
pectable gross SO. less 10 handi-
cap for a net "a. He was two
strokes ahead of his nearest COM
petitors, Imada and Nishibue of
Spokane and Momoda of Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08
Yanane Sparks Tacoma
P.S. Laundry Scores Clean Sweep
As NiSei Commercial Opens Play

Tacoma's Puget Sound Laundry
whitewashed 18th Ave. Service.
30. to take over the leadership in
the Nisei Commercial league which
opened a 33-week stretch last
night Tuesday, in Main Bowl.
The City of Destiny outfit, po-
werhoused by Kaz Yamane and
Frank Hidaka, simply had too
much tenpin sockeroo for the To-
cal auto service men. Yamane. in
the anchor position. swept the strike
area for humping 500 series
which included 204 and the
nights high 242. Ever-steady Hi
daka punched out a 524 series, roll
ing consistent 1869. 1874 and I'll
games.
Seattle's 18th Ave. Service had
TAX Nagasawa shooting a SIC and
Min Koga, a 400. That squads Jack
Koga rallied strongly in the final
game with a 219.
In second place tie with four
other teams was Over the Top Be-
verage. the loaded" aggregation
which is favored to go over the top
as mel titlists.
The ale five defeated a stubborn
City Produce quintet, 81. Only
two men. Bill Tanaka and Tom
Manila, were able to spill the pins
for 500-plus series. Tanaka's three
game total amounted to $40. City
Produces Pancho Nakashima gra-
duated into the big time" circle
gradually, starting with a salty"
1874 and finishing with a robust 220,
to check in with a $40. Blotz Su-
yama, produce youngster, per-
formed creditably with a even 500
Sakahara Insurance spoiled Main
Drugs determined effort to snatch
a clean sweep by posting the nights
high team game of 973 in the third.
In that tilt. Roy Tanagi hit 214,
Kenny Oyama, 152. Rick Tanagi,
1919, Shoichi Suyama, 204, and Roy
Fujiwara. 204. The highly-touted
druggists, also in second place, were
paced by Tom Hidaka t554), Nobi
Takahashi t546 and George Kimu-
ra 5000. Hidaka's series wrapped
a 204 second game.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08
YOShijima, HeyamOtO and UnO
Snare Top Links Meet Prizes

The firms which supported the
tournament were w. Nakamura,
Star Food. Chicks Ice Creamery,
F. Kinomoto. North Coast Import
ing Co., A & E Grocery, Kashiwa-
gi's, Hab,s Sporting Goods, Securi-
ty Cleaners and Jackson Cafe.
"a" FLIGHT
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08

NISFI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
las Of Wednesday, Sept. 81
w l. Pct.
Puget Sound Laundry
(Tacoma) 3 o 1000
Main Drug 2 667
PSVGA (Sumner) 2 1 .667
Shanty Inn a 1 6e7
Over the Top Beverage 2 .667
Northwest Times 3 1 !667
Sakahara Insurance 2 1888
Higashi's Mobile Service 2 1888
International Realty l 2 1888
City Produce l 2 .S33
Cathay Post 1856 1 2 1888
18th Ave. Service o 3 900
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08

Summers Puget Sound Vegetable
Growers Association, strengthened
by the addition Of George Iwasaki,
made It's bid for the upper division
In the NCL by drubbing Higashi's
Mobile Service, 81. Iwasaki's 525
and Morrie Yamaguchi's sos turn
ed the trick for PSvGA.
After absorbing a shaky first
game beating. Shanty Inn rallied
in the last two to knock over In
ternational Realty. 2-1. Shanty's
Pruney Tsuji drilled the la pocket
for a 551 series and his series In
cluded 200 game. Other Shanty
men with 500-plus series were Jim
Kuranishi $500, TAX Asaha t5Ol),
and Shig Urakawa (503). Brownie
Nomura $500 and Frank Yokoya-
ma (50S) were International's best
bats for the night.
The fifth team to land in q Sc
cond-place tie was Northwest
Times, which was shy one man
but managed to exc out q 2-1 de-
cision over Cathay Post 18e. Only
two men bowled in this fracas-
Tommy Hirai (500 Of Northwest
Times and Gift Coon (503) Of Ca
'thay Post. The others also threw
the ball.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08
Sideline Topics

Chicago hints its Huskies, consolation
winners in the first allOrienta national basketball
tournament in Seattle last year, may add George
Okamura, ex-Midget star, and Yowge Yoshino,
pre-war Lagendorf ace. some of the bowlers in
the NCL-we won't mention names-were so
"salty" on opening night we are beginning to sus-
pect they were playing up to fair lady whose
name starts with chit doesn't mean hill either
-. couple of more seasons and George Heyamo-
to of Spokane should be rubbing elbows and firing
shots alongside topfight "a" Fighters in the Pa
cific Northwest our table tennis aces, at last,
will trek to Portland for the inter-cty matches
this weekend and the reports will be in for the
Sept Is issue.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08

TUESDAY, Sept. II
Alleys l and 2-Higashi's VS.. city
Produce.
Alleys and +PSVGA VS.. In
ternational Realty.
Alleys and 6--Cathay Post W.
Over the Top Beverage.
Alleys 7 and 8EPuget Sound
Laundry VS.. Sakaharais.
Alleys Q and 10-Shanty Inn VS..
Main Drug.
Alleys IL and 12-Northwest
Times vs. 18th Ave. Service.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-08

Repose and cheerfulness are the
badge Of the gentleman-repose In
nergy.-Einerson
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Voskovec & Werlich prisli o
divadIo.

Praha (Postou).-Mezi zru-
senymi divadly je Studio Ma
rodn1ho divadla v Mozarteu.
Cinohra 5. kvetna, Divadlo v
Alhambfe a konecne i divadlo
V & w (Voskovec a Werich)
ktere bylo tez zruseno a roze-
Slo Sc.
Zrusen1 a rozchod divadla
V & w zpGsobilo rozruch, &C
koliv Sc v i~nformovanych kru-
z1ch divadelnlk1 ocekavalo ne
co podobneho jiz dlouho. Vos-
kovec a Werlich, kteri Sc osved-
Gill kdysi jake kritikove a saty-
rikove chyb a nedostatk1 lidske
spolecnosti, nemohli ovsem u
melecky pokracovat We sve do.
savadn1 smernici. Komunistic-
ky a p~olicejn1 rezim nem1ze
potrebovat ostrou kritiku, a sa-
tiricke Sicily. Konec tohoto W.
nosneho divadla sc ocekaval,
kdyz ma zacatku breZna jejich
nova revue "Divotvorny hrnec'
byla ostre kritisovana komunis-
tickym tiskem jake "americka
slatanina" a kyc, ktery "neza-
ujal kladny postoj k move do
be-"
Jeden prazsky denfk napsal
Jim ma rozloucenou tato slova :
"Pri Werichove pTijezdu z A
meriky jsme napsali, re no &C.
ka veliky ukol: hledat move
cesty pro sve umenf. Ia ia tfi
leta V & w zkouseli move i
stare, ale IDA Sc, re zadna z
Mich nevedla k Gill"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Francouzska IONA splyne
s ostatnimi /. srpna.

Frankfurt, Nemecko. = Ra.
dio Frankfurt, oznamujfcf zpra
WI francouzsk6 ~agentury Sue.
dena hlas1. re francouzske O.
kupacnf pasmo V Nemeckr
splyne dine 1. srpna hospodaf-
sky S pasmem americkym a an
glickym. Ornament O tonic
rOzhodnutf francouzske vlady
ucinil francouzsky velitel v
Nemecku general Pierre Koe-
mig.
Temer pc dobu jednoho ro-
ku Sc Francouzi branili sply-
mutt pasem, avsak situace v
Berlln6 je nynf pTimela k tomu.
ably sve rozhodnutf urychlili
Splynuti pasem je predpokla-
dem pro utvorenf vlady v "a
padnfm Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Konvence treti strany.

Ackoliv jsou v osobe Wal
lace a Taylora jiz jmenovani
kandidati tfeti strany ma Trad
presidenta a vice-presidenta,
neobejde sc take konvence ire
tt starry bez rozporG. PTedme-
tenn 1vah Dude zejmena otaz-
ka spoluprace s komunisty a
nektere podrobnosti programu
move strany. V otazkach vnitf-
nj politiky Sc nebude program
tretl strany Cd demokratickeho
prllis list, "a to budou tim vet
81 rozd1ly v otazkach zahra-
politickych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Zvlastni zasedanf kongresu.

Republican, v kongresu s.
jsou vedomi toho, re president
Truman niue povolat kongres
k zasedan1 pozde v lete nebo
ma zacatku podzimu tax, ably
kongres mohl dojednat nekte-
re zakony. Takove zasedanl
by pax melo op9t prokazat, do
jake miry je republikansky
kongres pod vlivem urcitych
zajmG. Mimo to by mohli de-
mokratict1 protikandidati pc
dobu zasedanf kongresu klidne
provadet volebnf agitaci, kdez-
to republikansti kongresnlci by
Sc museli zdrzovat We Wash
ingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09

Nasledujfcf Diary nam byly
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neho seznamu:
$4,000 - Zaslal do 1radov-
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ktere byly jiz kvitovany v po-
slednim uverejnen1.
5000 - Zasfla DIP. Stepan
srahulek, O. S. B., farar = z
toho obnosu jest $4,000 cd O.
sadly Bozskeho Srdce Pane v
| New Bohemia, Virginia a $40
osobnf dar.
S27.OO - Zaslla Odbocka v
ISt. Louis, Mo-, prostTednictvfm
sve tajemnice .pf. Frantisky
Stanovske. Ma misto jedne To-
sovacf knfzky, prodaly jich pet
$500; $500 jest osobnf dar
pf. Amy Aschenbrenner. Kniz-
ky rozprodali panove: Petr
Stehlfk a FIR. Gajdosek. Mrs.
FIR. GajdoSek a p1. Frantiska
Stanovska.
$500 - Zasila p. Anton
Vana, pTedseda Odv, sv. Ru-
dolpha {. 20 K. D. v Chicago.
Obnos rozvrzen jak nasleduje:
$500 Anton Vana; Odv. sv.
Rudolpha; $500 Josef Killian,
Martin Popelka; $500 Edward
Mazur; $1.0O Vaclav Metlicka,
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CLAW Saflover, Vaclav Suchan.
Josef Vacha, John Andrle.
$4,000 - Ia dalS1 4 knizky
odvedl Klub Osadnic u Blah.
Anezky Ceske v Chicago pro-
strednictv1m pi. Amy Hodou-
Isove.
$4,000 = N. N. Chicago
,23, Illinois.
$1,000 = Mr.. a Mrs. Frank
Zderad, ST., Chicago.
$500 = Mrs. Marie Kara.
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$500 = p. Josef Rumplfk
Cleveland (kn1zka), Marie Pi-
telka, Chicago; Frank Mika:
Lyons, Ohio (knfzka) Emil
Kubfk, Lenno, Mich. (knfzka)
Mrs. A. Wasserbauer, Chicago
Josef Pilec, Chicago; Jos. Pa.
mex, So. Omaha (kn1zka) Cy.
ril Knotek, Racine (kn1zka)
Mr.. & Mrs. Josef Mateja, Chi
cago.
$1.OO = Henry Dockal, Sr.
Pittsburgh, Pa; Frantisek Mi
china, Haugen, Wis; Mrs. FIR
lSmykal, Hopkins, MINI.
Sc srdecnym Pan Bib "a.
plat vsem darcGm a uprimnyn
pozdravem ma mas lid.
Vykonny Vybor Narodn1ho
Svazu Ceskych Katol1k1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
To Dude nsco pro automobilisty

10 DuOe nSCO pro
V Birmingham, v Anglii, O.
znamil professor Maurice Sta
cey pred Kralovskym institu-
tenn chemie, re nova slouceni-
ma dodavati Dude mazanf au-
tim a nebude tTeba, ably olej V
autech byl pravidelne obnovo-
van.
Sloucenina ma Ia podklad
fluorine. ktery vylucuje z olejd
vod1k a nicf hoflavost oleje.
Mazadla must byti nynf v au-
tech mfsena, protoze podleha-
j castecne spalovan1. Nova
sloucenina tomu zabrani, TAX
re kdyz Sc da do auta, vydrzf
tam prakticky navzdy, kdyz
auto Dude m1ti dobre olejove
filthy a kdyz cely system olejo-
van1 nebude m1ti mist, .jimiz
by pr1pravek unikal ven.
Stacey je profesorem chemie
ma universite Birmingham.
Pravil, re ma slouceninu prisel
pri badanf atomove energie.
Vezme to jest6 rok, nez Dude
dana do trhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
D o M v
J. V. Sladek:

Domove, domove,
drahy a jediny,
nejdrazs1, nejslads1
mad sveta konciny!
Nejdrazsf, nejsladsi
ma svete re vseho,
dany mi v kolebce
Cd BOha sameho!
A kdybych We svete re vsech
byl nejchudsf,
tvs mi dan "a poklad
v matcine narucf.
Jinde jsou krasnejsf,
jinde jsou stastnejsl,
ale tvs mad vsechny
vlasti mi milejS1.
Pred mofem, "a mofem,
nenajdu takove,
jake Ty, mileny
m1j domove!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Pracovni schIze vlady cSR.

Praha (CTK) = Ma sven
zasedani (22. cervna) vyslech.
la vlada republiky zpravu mi
nistra zahranic1 DIR. VLADIMIR
Clementise O situaci vytvoTene
rozhodnut1m nekterych vlad {
Nemecku, zejmena pax jedno.
trannym zaveden1m menove
formy, a zmocnila no, ably pro.
vedl pr1slusne kroky.
Ma navrh ministra finance sc
vlada usnesla, ably take ma treti
ctvrtletf 1913 byla vyplacena
statnfm a nekterym jinym We
rejnym zamestnancGm zaloha
900 Kcs.
Ministr Vaclav Nosek pred
lozil osnovu zakona O zruseni
domovskeho prava. Poole te-
to osnovy sc domovske pravo
rus1 dnem 81. prosince 1913.
Ministr vnitra take oznamil, re
jeSte pred predominant pred
lOZl QalSl owe OSnOVy a TO o
obcanskem prGkazu a o hlase-
nj pobytu. Dalsf osnova zako-
ma predlozena ministrem vni-
ira a schvalena vladou jedna
o cestnem prohlasenf, ktere
znacne ulehci styk obcan1 S
1Tady.
Vlada schvalila take osnovu
zakona O zTfzenf pobocky le-
kafske fakulty bratislavske u
University v Kosiclch. Pobocka
Dude zr1zena cd pocatku stu
dijn1ho roku 1948-49.
Ma navrh ministra zdravot-
nictvf byla schvalena osnova
zakona o testament lecebnych
osetrovatelskych 1stavI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Stadium slovanskych jazykIG
" PraZe.

New York (CTK) - Ucite-
le a STUDENT re Spojenych Sta
til mali moznost studovat letos
v lete v Ceskoslovensku slovan-
ske jazyky a literature. Slo-
vansky 1stav v Praze poTada
pfednaskovy> kurs cd 81. GER
vence do %. srpna. PrednaS-
ku budou konany cesky, polsky
a rusky. Zakladn1m 1celem
kursu jest seznamiti Sc s kul-
turou Ceskoslovenska, Soviet
skeho svazu a Polska. Ia dru-
he Sc posluchac1m kursu po-
skytuje pfflezitost k zdokona-
len1 v dotycnych jazycfch.
Poplatek $500 Kcs (136 do
lard) zahrnuje skolne, byt a
straw (ctyri jidla denne) !.
Dalsf informace leteckou pos
tou. Adresujte: Slovansky Il
stav, Praha l., Narodn1 trida
5. CSR.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09
Behem filmovani objevil zlato.

Pred lety v roce 1850 stale
Sc mestecko Ballarat v Austria
Lii stfediskem zlate horecky.
Filmova produkce zacala v
tonic mestecku pred kratkym
casem natacet film, nazvany
"Ballarat", jenz mel zobrazo-
vat zivot pionyrG, kteff Sc sem
V minulem stolet1 vydali "a fla
tenn. Jeden z hlavnich pred
staviteld filmu vydal Sc DO ma
tacenf ma prochazku "a mesto
a nahodou objevil bohatou zflu
zlata. Pred lety Sc sem "a fla
tenn sjfzdeli nejslavn6jsf dobro-
druhove sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-09

Dale schvalila vlada tfi O.
snowy zakon1 z oboru financnf-
no, a to zakon O devisnf a kon-
trolni sluzbe financnf spravy,
doplnek zakona O milionaTske
davce a novelisaci zakona o
vazanem hospodarstvf S devi-
sami, ktery ma 1cinne celit u
nikanl platidel a devils do CT
Ziny.