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Evening star., 1949-05-27
Lilienthal Offensive
Way Finally Seems Open to Tell People
Something About Atomic Energy

Senator Hickenlooper. Repub-
lican, of Iowa. who charged
Mr.. Lilienthal with incredible
mismanagement" and demanded
his resignation. now narrows his
case to "the administrative policies
which the Commission under Mr.
Lilienthal's guidance and infiu-
|ence has followed and continues
to follow" which he said he be-
|lieved to be harmful ard not in
the best, interests Of the continu-
ing development Of the basic pro-
gram Outlined Wy Congress-" He
re emphasized that he has not
impugned the Acc Chairman's
personal honesty or personal pa
triotism.s
= It was obvious to those present
at the opening public session OF
the Joint Atomic Energy Commit
tee at which Mr.. Lilienthal ap-
peared that the Iowa Republican
sought to soften the sensational
impression his original broadside
created.
The Senate Committee should
not rest until 1t gives the public
all the information II can. This
should include, among other
things. the influences that are
operating behind the scenes
against Mr.. Lilienthal.
It is significant. for example,
that Senator Cain, Republican. Of
Washington, has introduced a bill
to abolish the Acc and turn the
whole atomic energy project over
to military control.
Atomic energy. with all 1t In
wolves, would seem too important
to the public to become q play
thing Of party politics.
Chairman Lilienthal has stated
very clearly the issues involved.
The biggest question Of al, he
said, Is how the American people
can know about this project with
out jeopardizing security. and this
he wants the Senate committee
to explore carefully.
1--WE believe" he said. "that the
world can be shown that American
self government can function de-
spite the need Of secrecy"
Evening star., 1949-05-27
This Changing World
Lawmakers Pressing for Probe of B-36
Seeking to Determine Worth of Plane

States-testified to the need of 10
groups as q minimum require
ment. But when the question
came up Of what type Of plane
the Air Force intended to build
these witnesses admitted frankly
that the B-36 had proved unsatis-
factory. that it had many bugs.
and was clumsy and unmaneuver-
able in combat.
They declared only q year ago
that the Air Force did not intend
to order many more planes OF
that type and that for the time
being 1t would rely primarily on
the improved B-2s. known as the
B-50.
The hearings took q humorous
turn, according to some Of those
present. when one high-ranking
air ofiicer. probably In an at
tempt at fiattery. asked the
Senators whether they had any
specific ideas about what type Of
bomber planes we should build un-
til an entirely new heavy bomber
was designed and put into pro-
duction.
Bugs" Removed.
During the past IL months 1t is
evident that the bugs" were re-
moved from the B-36. since in re-
peated tests over wide areas it has
demonstrated the greatest oper-
ating radius ever known. Great
fights range Is of no consequence
In bombers If intercepting fighters
can shoot them down In great
numbers.
The Jets which are to be added
to our heaviest bombers. accord
ing to the views of some plane
builders, will remove some Of the
bugs" which made 1t difhcult for
them to take of with full load,
but they also have reduced the
planes speed.
Until the B-36 can be shown
to have overcome all its short
comings, which were so frankly
revealed at last years hearings,
members Of both houses Of Con-
sress will wonder why Air Force
ofiicials. changing their position
on the value Of the B-36. have
placed orders totaling nearly ST.
900 900, 900 with the reorganized
Consolidated-Vultee Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

Wen. he has. The Ysnks are
out there winning. And out Of
the ball club now are Di Msgglo.
Keller and other assorted men
who made up the team IN spring
training.
sat with Casey for about SIX
hours at Toots Shor's. You would
never guess that We talked about
baseball.
Calls Ty Cobb Best"
asked him who was the best
baseball player he ever saw, He
answered me right OF. There Is
only one great baseball player
who ever lived. His name was
Cobb. / want TO tell you this:
I'm using an infield play that
Cobb told me about In 1908. He
was the only man that have
ever seen play baseball who. by
Evening star., 1949-05-27

Casey s;ensel
IN New York
City. In case
you don't know
who Mr.. S,en-
gel Is. he Is the
manager Of the
Ne " ork
Yankees.
When he was
hired 10 run the
Yankees almost
al Of Us said.
The fu m
man can't run q
big ball club"
Evening star., 1949-05-27

ton offered by Representative
Van Zandt, q Pennsylvania Re-
publican who is a captain In the
Naval Reserve. shoots at the B-36
which knocked out the super-air-
craft carrier In the battle over
which branch Of the service
should do strategic bombing. 1t
gathers in Secretary Of National
Defense johnson because he was
a director Of Consolidated Air
craft which makes the B-36.
The B-36 carries the bomb. The
late James Forrestal made all the
decisions regarding 1t but Secre-
tary johnson raised the money
which helped elect President Tru-
man and a nice piece Of it came
from Floyd Odlum. Consolidated's
owner.
Sure-Fire Page One.
This package Is sure-fire page
one. It points up once again
what has become the pattern
among some frustrated members
of Congress who can't seem to
get their man in the White House,
chiefly the Republican-Southern
conservative coalition. Whenever
the executive branch does not
function to suit them, they pillory
its personnel by whatever means
lie handy.
The only thing left out Of the
new package Is the overall pic
ture Of how well prepared Amer
lea actually is. For some time
Chairman Tydings Of Senate
Armed Services has sought to in
duce his committee to authorize .
civilian military survey Of how
all the is defense billions are be-
ing spent. The Republicans on
the committee. with their ally In
the Wallgren case, Senator Byrd,
have beaten him.
A seasoned .cloakroom COM
mando, Chairman Vinson Of
House Armed Services. has seized
the Van Zandt resolution. Air
Force Secretary Symington an
nounces he welcomes an open
hearing where the full story Of
the B-36 can be told. Secretary
Symineton is q fighter and .
colorful talker: he has long been
restive under the Navy's attacks
on the B-36 and the hearings
ought to sparkle.
As little as possible viii be with
held. Undersecretary OF Defense
Early, the Roosevelt press wizard,
is advising Secretary johnson and
he believes in giving the public
the news. It was Mr.. Early who
forced the Navy to make public
the full report Of the Navy psy-
chiatrist who treated Mr.. For
restal; the Navy had decided
against publication.
!. Second Navy Victory.
The procurement investigation
actually represents a second Navy
victory in the propaganda oattle
The Navy demanded Q test Of its
jet fighters against the B-36 and
the vinson committee has ordered
1t.
The Navy is powerful force
with powerful friends. including
the Navy League and Bethlehem
Steel. It is taking some big
chances these days. Unless It can
make good on some Of this hax-
ing Of It's fellow-service, 1t viii
appear to be close TO insubor-
dinate.
But its case In hard. For many
years it was the country's fore
most pride. Presidents petted It 1
and q Congress which snubbed
the Army embraced 1t. Now the
Evening star., 1949-05-27

American mon
omania about
the atom / c
bomb and cut
THROAT compe-
tition among
aircraft manu-
facturers and
steel compa-
nies for the de-
Tense dollar. To
this mixture a
dose Of plain
olitics has
been added and
stirred well.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

worlds greatest cruising radius,
carrying o full load Of bombs. But
the question In the minds Of Con-
gressmen Is whether the B-36 Is
maneuverable enough TO meet the
attacks Of fast Jet fighters. This
remains to be proved.
Air Force Secretary Symington
has not approved the suggestion
that the B-36 be tested In a mock
fight with the latest Navy jet
fighters.
Story Being Told Around.
The following story Is being told
around congressional quarters:
When \ Acting Navy Secretary
Kimball proposed such a test last
week to Mr.. Symineton. the latter
said that 1t. Gen. Curtis e. LeMay.
strategic air commander, favored
such an experiment, provided live
ammunition was used. Mr.. Kim
ball, according to some members
Of Congress, agreed on condition
that Mr.. Symington and himself
ride in their respective planes.
The doubts In the minds Of
some Senators about the maneu.
verability Of the big bomber are
the result of hearings last year
in executive sessions Of the Senate
Appropriations Committee.
The Air Force secretary and his
advisers-stan officers and air
group commanders in the United
Evening star., 1949-05-27

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Evening star., 1949-05-27
Add and Stir Well
Proposed Air Force Probe Represents
Combination of Rage, Monomania, Dollars

Air Force Is the fair-haired child
and the mighty battleships are
obsolete.
The Admirals are going berserk.
As one wit put it. an Admiral looks
like he'll on the poop deck Of q
submarine and they have got to
find o spot In the air picture.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

David e. LN1-
enthal. chair
m q n Of the
Atomic Energy
Co m m Is sion,
has asked that
, the , whole rec
prd .ott t h e
Aces steward
ardship be ex-
plored, with the
p ublic to be
told As much as
Is compatible
with necessary
secrecy in pub
lie hearings be-
Evening star., 1949-05-27

worth OF oroerS
for our heay-
lest bomber -
the B-36--are
prompted n o t
by partisanship
but by o de-
sire TO deter
mine actually
how serviceable
that plane Is.
Nobody de-
nies that Air
Force tests
proved conclu-
sively that the
B-36 has the
Evening star., 1949-05-27
By Constantine Byofrn

Senators and Representatives
who are pressing now for a thor
ough Investigation Of the reasons
behind the Air Forces $500, ,0o, 900
Evening star., 1949-05-27
.cLemore
Stops Travelling
To Tolk eosebolI
Ry Henry NrLrmeys

NEW YORK III you co1 :; think
I'm q trsvelins man. you're crazy
I left 0aatesnAia City after
breakfast and | had dinner with
Evening star., 1949-05-27
By Doris FIeeson

The proposed investigation of
Air Force procurement represents
a combination Of the Nays rage
over its lessened importance.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Bp Thomas L. Stokes

It is fortunate that the way
finally seems open to tell the
American people something about
their possession. atomic enegry.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

THE MODE impertent Mems Corner
Evening star., 1949-05-27

s~>a,ref~Rfrz rte-# at + sGe et@9
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Rusky municni vlak vybuchl
" Nemecku.

Berlin. - Jak hlasl nemec-
Ike noviny vybuchl IL. kvetna
v ruskem pasmu Nemecka rus
ky municn1 walk, pri cemz by
Ii zahiti vsichni nemecti zelez-
nicaTi, tvorfc1 posadku vlaku
spolu Sc znacnym poctem rus
kych strazcG.
Noviny "Tagesspiegel" p1-
81, re Rusove slice zakazali u
verejnen1 podrobnych zprav,
avSak samotna hospodarska
zprava v ruske zone pax do
znala. re jde O nejhorsi vlako-
We nestest1 V nemeckych deji-
mach.
K nestesti doslo u Womir-
stedtu We vzdalenosti nejakych
10 mil cd Berlina, prave v den,
kdy byla zrusena blokada.
Trait byla znicena ma nekolik
set metrG, soucasti vlaku a tela
obeti byla vrzena ma velkou
vzdalenost a Tada budov pobli-
re mista nestesti byla bud L.
pine znicena nebo poskozena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
WALLY DUSEK A
BUDE v COLISEUM.

Pf1jstf dtery, dine "a. kvetna
v kr1zkovych zapasech pora-
danych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Co.
iiseum v hlavnfm zapase ktery
urcen jest ma dobu l porazky
zapasiti budou:
Gene "The Body" Stanlee,
(Mr. America) 224 ID. VS..
Wally .Dusek. 235 Id. young
er Member of Riot Squad of
Dusek's).
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Marvin Mercer, 2O2 ID. 2
Reading, Pa. a Dutch Schwei-
CERT, 220 ID. z Camden, N. J.
VS.. Texas Babe" Sharkey, 241
Id. a Michael Leone, 228 Id.
(Italian Terror.
Vltezi z1skati must 2 vitez-
stvi re 3 utkani..
V nasledujfc1ch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
Johnnie Barend re Syracuse,
Y. VS.. Joe Komaroff, 232 ID.
Ruska.
Abe Coleman, 22O ID. (Je-
wish Hercules) VS.. Steve Karas,
2O4 ID. z Bostonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20

sluha" ma osvobozenl Prahy
nenf zadna. Naopak sovetske
vrchni velenf, sym politickym
nikoliv vojenskym rozhodnu-
tim, je zodpovedne "a zcela
zbytecnou smrt tisfc1 PrazanG
a dalsi tisfce ubitych ma venko-
We. Ii vsichni mohli lit, kdy-
by Eisenhower mohl dat gen.
Pattonovi rozkaz O nejz tento
genialni general tolikrat be-
hem 4. a 5. kvetna telefonicky
prosil wiz Pattonovy pameti.)
Tu Sc tedy dokumentarne
prokazuje proc zoufale vyzvy
Prahy O pomoc ma zapad i w
chod nebyly vyslyseny. Eisen-
hover re spojenecke solidarity
dodrzel zadost sovetskeho vr-
chnlho velenf. Sovetske vele-
nj pax proste nebylo schopne
rychleho skoncenf bojd v &C.
chach. Praha Sc osvobodila
sama, a Ruda armada nema
pravo pricftat 81 tuto zasluhu
ga nfz musel Ceskoslovensky
lid zaplatit sta miliony hodnot
= mezi jinym i j~achymovsky-
mi uranovymi doly). A kdy-
by tehdejsi csl. zahranicni Via
da mela sveho zastupce u spo-
ieneckeho veleni, a kdyby pre-
sident Benes a jeho vlada ne
byli tehdy vezneni NKVD v
Kosicfch, odr1znutl cd veskere-
no denf, jiste by byli prosadili,
ably general Eisenhower dial
novy rozkaz, ktery by byl ne
kolika hodinach privedl Patio
novy divise do Prahy. Pred
zvedne jeho jednotky byly pre-
ce jiz v Beroune! Kdyby 8.
Name tedy ctyfi roxy pc O.
svobozenf Prahy vlastnim isl
lin dolozenou a ma veky jasnou
pravdu jak to vlastne bylo.
Pc komunistickem puci, je-
den z hrdind boje O Prahu, ge-
neral Kutlvasr byl lined Eat
cen, a Dude bro souzen pokud
Sc v6bec dozije komunisticke
spravedlnosti a nezemre jake
n6jake cfslo v pracovn1m tabo-
re nekde ma SibiTi. Zkazil pre-
&c Rude armade lacine vlteZ-
stvf a jest6 vice; zabranil live
legende, v jejfmz jmenu Sc mo
hlo ledacos provadet. Byl Was
tenec. A to je nejhorslm pro
vinenfm v ocich komunistn zro-
vna tax, jake to bylo v oc1ch
nacistG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Sibif pro ty, KIDD nechtsji
spolupracovat.

Londyn. - DR.. Kotatko,
podtajemn1k ministra zemedel-
stvf prohlasil ma dotaz, co Sc
stane roln1kGm, kteTf neodve-
dou predepsany kontigent: "To
je jednoduche = pGjdou ma
.Siblr."
Lide mizl denne. Jsou po-
slam v transported pres b.
humfn, jak dosvedcil minuly
tyden pplk. Muzika, byvaly
velitel letky Raj, ktery pristal
S jinymi trent letci S rodinami
ma letisti v Manstonu (Anglie)
Nebo jsou posflani do sbernych
tabord ma Slovensku, odkud
jsou organizovany dalsf trans
porty do Ruska.
Toto je nasim lidem donna
znamo. Lide jsou vydeseni a
strach prechaz1 i ma komunis-
ty. Redaktofi "Rudeho Pra-
va" a n6kteT1 clenove komunis-
tickeho ustred1 byli zasobenl
zbranemi pro osobn1 ochranu.
Ma pTfpravne schulz kvetnove-
no komunistickeho sjezdu, kite
"a Sc konala v prazske Opefe,
bylo v pohotovosti 200 policls-
ukrytych v orchestra a vse-
chny okolni kanaly byly den
pred schGzf probationary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
KOMU CEST, TOMU cEST
v CSR.
F. H.

Mnozf Tide mali veru skrom-
ne a naivnl radosti: tax jsme
caste slyseli, re ted "a komu-
nistG prestane v Ceskosloven-
sku aspon to "milostpanovanl"
a ''rukulfbanf". Ale chyba law
ky! Cteme V prazskem tisku,
re "soudruzky" 81 porad necha-
vajf T1kat milostpan1 a jsou
nned vl1dn6jsi, kdyz m1sto O.
bycejneho pozdravu Sc jim re-
kne "rukul1bam" = Marie Ma
|jerova, prednf ceska spisova-
|telka a davna komunistka (by-
la arcit jednouatake vyhozena
z komunistick6 strany jake gu
chylka) popisuje v Lidovych
novinach svdj zajezd ma spiso-
vatelsky sized do komunistic-
keno Polska a velmi 81 libuje
dvornost PolakG: nikdo pry ne
dovede pol1bit ruku tax ele-
gantne jake polst1 ~tovarysi.
CL1ban1 rukou zenam je totiz V
Polsku starry spolecensky zvyk
We vsech vrstvach). Co Sc po-
mocnic v domacnosti nebo-li
sluzebnych tyce, ty 81 ted MI
re naj1mat jenom komunisticka
honorace, ktera ostatne bez stu
zebnych nebyla ami pred val
kou. Mali vsak v Ceskosolven-
sku "a komunistickeho rezimu
jeste jine starosti.
Zavodnf vybor rafinerie v
Pardubic1ch dostal z 1stfedi
sve odborove unie dopis, v KITE
rem zajmeno osobn1 IVY by
10 osloven1 psano S malym
"v". Soudruzi Sc urazili, dopis
vratili soudruhGm v Praze, ably
pry je oslovovali slusn6, jak Sc
ted "a nov6ho rezimu patti. A
lie soudruzi v prazskem 1stredi
znajl gramatiku a odpovedeli
pardubickym, ably Sc nerozci-
iii, re to bylo napsano SPRAY
Inc: jde-li O jednu osobu, p1se
Sc "Vy", a jde-li o sob vice, pl-
Sc Sc zaimeno s malym pfsme-
mem, to re .ie prave pr1pad "a
vodniho vyboru, kde je prece
osob nekolik. A doporucili u
razenym pardubickym, at sc
pTesvedc1 v Gebaurove mluv-
nici. kdyz uz Sc ma takove "a
hady nepamatui1 z obecne sko-
lily. Jenom re kdepak Gebau-
Ter! Ten pTece I'll davno pred
slavnym 1norem a jiste byl me
stacky reakcionar, usoudili par
dubictf bolsevfci. a tax rovnou
ma Ceskou akademii we'd a u
men1, jak to tedy vlastne ted
DO dnoru je. Academic media
moe ma 1norove prevraty a ma
zavodnf vybory uz teprve ne,
Postoupila st1znost pardubic-
kych Ustavu pro cesky jazyk a
ten napsal do Pardubic, ably Sc
tovarysi podfvali ma stranku
166 Pravidel ceskeho pravopl-
su. C1mz Sc vojna skoncila
Dorazkou Pardubic. Stale Sc
IL. P. 1949 v dobe %petiletek,
nadplanG, protiplanG, vstric-
nych plant, brigad. 1derek a
cistek, komunistickeho panova-
mi roku prvniho, a napsal Q
tom denik odborovych uni
I"Prace".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Vojin odsouzen pro zabiti
divkv ma Cuamu.

Guam. - Vojensky soud cd
soudil prosteho voj1na HERNIA
ma P. Demise k smrti pro INA
silnenf a zavrazden1 Ruth
~Farnsworthove.
Rozsudek byl oznamen KRAFT
ce pc usvedcen1 obzalovaneho
osmi-clennym vojenskym SOU
dem.
Oci dvacetileteho letce z Cal
vert, Tex, naplnily Sc slzami,
kdyz vyslechl rozsudek.
Slecna Farnsworthova, 27
let stara, jez byla zamestnana
u valecneho lodstva, byla "a
bita, znasilnena a zanechana
umfrajlcf v dzungli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Kardinal Mindszenty je memo
cen. ztraci rozum.

V~atikanske Mesto. = Vati'
kansky rozhlas oznamil, re
Madary uvezneny kardina-
Mindszenty je vazne churav a
ztrac1 rozum. Ona zprava da-
lie uvadf, re Vatikan z1skal IN
formace o stavu kardinala %
jednoho lekare. ktery uprchl z
Madarska do Vfdne a je nynl
V Rhine.
Je to prvnf zprava O stavu
kardinala, ktera Sc dostala ma
veTejnost cd tie dolby, co kardi-
nal byl odsouzen a uveznen, Je
vyznamna tez vzhledem k to-
mu, re pc soudu s kardinalem
bylo tvrzeno, re jeho doznanl
byla vyvolana vlivem drogu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Predbszne ornament zabav.

= V nedeli, II. cervna O.
krskove Zavody zactva a We
refine Cvicenl Sokolovne Cur
It's Bay.
y nedeli, 10. cervna Priv
nj Sezonovy Vylet v Zahrade
Mar. Domu, 6526 Hola-
bird Ave. poTada clenstvo.
V nedeli, II. cervence
Vyrocn1 Vylet do Annapolis,
Md. porada Csl. Amer. Ustfedi
Westinghouse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Antonin Vancura - George.
Maheu - Jill Mahen.


(Vzpom1nka ma Mahenovu
Ismrt pred 10 Lefty, %. kvetna.)
"Sve srdce kdybych moh'
81 vyrvat dnes,
vsem hodil bych je jake
kdysi celia 80"
(Z Mahenova: "Podekovanf'')
Jak vznikl z caslavskeho
Antonina Vancury, syna mistra
pekaTskeho, Jir1 Mahen? Una
tie postavu hornlka Maheua re
Zolova romanu "Germinal''?
eta postava Sc mi moe l1bila.
Chtel jsem byt hrdinou prace
ljako on. Ale sazec omylem
vysadil N m1sto u a tax Sc z
Maheua stal Mahen. A to jiz
znstalo. Zvykli 81 Tide, zvykl
ljsem i ia" prozradil jednou
Mahen.
KIDD vsechno byl Jir1 Mahen?
Professor, redaktor, dramaturg,
reditel knihovny, basnik, dra-
matik, rybaT Ale hlavne
buric, bourlivak, milovnfk svo-
body, mladf a spravedlnosti. V
dusnych dnech pookupacnfch
trpel bolestf nesvobody a ne
moci; %. kvetna 1899 v Brine
|se dobrovolne rozloucil Sc Ii
lvotem.
Mahenovo mladi Sc posmfva-
Ito ironickymi versi spolecnosti
w knize "Balady" a "Tiche srd-
Ice". Bolesti sve nezakotvene
lgenerace vystihl romano ''Ka-
maradi svobody". V baladic-
KEN dramatu slovenskeho re-
lbela "Janos1ka" vyzp1val vzpou
|ru prot socialnim nespravedl-
nostem. Ale i jine hry Maize
novy zachovaly 81 zivot pro je-
viste: "Mrtve more, "Nebe,
peklo, raj'', "Ulicka odvahy" a
ljine. Jake dramaturg napsal
mnoho cennych essayG a iro-
nickych polemik. Chapal vaz-
ne i trad knihovnicky, O nemz
napsal mnoho podnetnych stu
dill. Pod rGznymi pseudonymy
najdeme spoustu Mahenovych
|crt a drobnych spiskG O nasi
narodn1 povaze, O vytvarnem
umenf, O rybach = O vsem,
|cim sc mnohostranny, poctivy
MahenGv Ouch zabyval.
"V knize O ceskem charak-
|teru" vyznal jake pravy wy
|chovatel naroda svou v1ru v
|cesstvf: "Ver1m, re cesky clo-
vek uplatn1 sve velke myslen-
ky i velkymi ciny. Verfm, re
|jeho srdce doroste ma lidske
|srdce, kteremu Dude nicemny
individualsmus CHI. A ver1m,
lie jednou stane silou sveho So
cialnfho presvedceni pred soud
nou stolicf nejvysslho. snad u
maven a ustvan, ale nikterak uz
jenom telesne zalozeny malo-
verec. VeTim v tento posvat-
ny vyvoj ceskeho charakteru,
nebot jenom tax mGzeme snad
vsichni jeste chvili, nez zem-
RENE, ma tonic svete = 1.-Two
'rit."
Mahen byl i prdbojnym kul-
turnim pracovnikem ceskeho
Brna, podporovatelem a vzo-
rem mlade povalecne genera
ci - Nezvalovi, Halasovi, Sci
1ertovi a mnoha jinym.
Byl to zivot plny horecneho
varu a vzrusen1. V neurology
O mem napsal j. Snobr, re ma
ieho knihach 81 Dude moci kaz-'
da generace oveTovati miru
sve citovosti. Ma cele d1lo Ma
henovo plat zakon JanosikIv:
vfra v pravdu, v1ra We sprave-
dlnosti
z Londyna do Parize "a
0 ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Berlinksym letcGm Sc ma do
staff vyznamenani.

Washington, D. c.. - Bran
ny vybor domu zastupcn nyni
schvalil zakon, kterymz ma byt
letcGm 1castnenym ma letecke
doprave do Berl1na, udelena
zvlastn1 pamatkova medaile.
Medaile ia by mela nesti ozna-
cent GA akci lidskosti".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Vojensti guverneTi dali souhlas
X nemecke ustave.

Frankfurt, Nemecko. = Vo-
jenstf. guverneTi Sopj. Statu,
Angle a Francie oznamili, re
schvalili 1stavu jak byla pfi-
pravena zapadnimi Nemci, pr
cemz 81 vsak ucinili nektere W.
brady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
z Londyna do Parize "a
Fl minut.

Londyn. - Tajny model try
skoveho aeroplanu pTiletel z
Londyna do Parlze "a FL mi
nut a 1913 vtefiny, jak ozna-
mil Kralovsky aeronauticky
klub.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-20
Jan Masaryk ma byt
zapOmenut.

Londyn. - Prazsky rozhlas
obdrzel tisfce dotazd plsem-
nych i telefonickych, proc by
10 ignorovano vyroc1 Janovy
tmrti. Nikdo nedostal odpo-
we'd. =
, 1949-12-12
EX-GOV. CRAMER
SPENDS WEEKEND
IN ST. CROIX

Ex-Governor Lawrence Ora
mer came to st. Croix on Satur
day afternoon and remained
over until today when he left
by Pan American for the flight
to Trinidad.
During his stay he was tax
en- on a tour of the Island by
Administrator Harry E. Taylor
Among the places he visited
was Cramer's Park which was
spontaneously named after
him by the people.
He joined his staff and the
delegates on board the Pan
Ans Convair.
, 1949-12-12
Cay Sisters Wins
Over CYO VolleYbull
Tenn Of F'sted.

The Gay Sisters Basketball
team journeyed to Frederik-
sted yesterday and played a
series of five games with the
Catholic Youths Organization.
Each won two games but the
fifth was called in favor of the
Gay Sisters on accout of dark
ness.
When the games ended the
Sisters were leading by a
score of Is to 8.