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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
SILNY BIVOJ.

Knezna Libuse, vladnoucf &C.
skemu narodu, pozvala jednou
ma sve vysehradske sfdlo starsi
sestru Kazi. Prochazely sc v
k'idu velke zahrady a rozmlou-
valy spolu. Tu pojednou zasle-
chilly pronikavy jasot, kirk a
|troubenf ma lesni rob, zpev muz
skych HAST. Sestry pospfchaji
ma nadvori, ably Sc podfvaly CO
Sc dele.
Kdyz sc rozestoupil velky
kruh hradnfch strazc1 a lovc1,
uvidely statneho. do bronzova
opaleneho, mladeho muze a ma
zadech - ziveho mohutne-
no kance. Hnede zvire S cernym
rypakem, velke tesaky, krvi
podlite oci. pine bezmocne zlo-
sti, sebou trha, kope, ale lovec
nepovoli.
Bivoi, tax sc jmenuje ten sill
ny muz, pozdravuje knizeci
dfvky a rika udivene knezne.
re chytil divoke zvire, ktere
napachalo v lese spousty skod
ma Kavcf hore. A jiz kancem
mrstil O ZEN. sevTel obema ru-
kama sv1j ostep a vyckava. Zu-
rivosti slepe zviTe chv1li lezelo
ma zemi. Naiednou Sc vymrsti
a ronvou ma Bivoje. Muzi krici
chystaif niece a ostepy, ale BIZ
vol nastavi zbran a shiny ka-
nee narazi rovnou ma ostep.
Bivoj dupl ma jeho hlavu a
vypravuje:
"Tenhle kanec byl postra-
chem celeho kraje." Souhlasne
pokyvavanf muzI, seskupenych
kolem neho, dotvrzuje slova sill
neho Bivoje a ten pokracuje:
"Kolik obilf rozvalel, co ko-
nj, psf j lidf roztrhal! Kdyz
zabil meho druha Svatoslava.
|rekl jsem, re pomstfm smrt pri-
tele. Vypravil jsem Sc tedy ma
kance. Vyrazil jsem ma neho
prudce, necekane, z houst1, a
|nez sc zvfre vzpamatovalo, uz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18

jsem je- drzel "a usi, prehodil
ma zada a posp1cham sem S
nfm."
Cele s~hromazden1 nesetri
slovy obdivu, pridava Sc i knee
ma a Kazi, nespoustf s Bivoje
oci. Libuse dekuje, re Bivoj
tzbavil kraj neprftele a I'VE jej
laskave do hradu k odpocinku
a obcerstvenf. PAX jej odmeni-
la krasnym pasem, pobitym str1
brnymi a bronzovymi ozdoba-
mi a pobyla Sc statecnym low
Gem Sc svojf druzinou pc celou
noe pTi veselem hodovanl.
Kdyz Sc rano Bivoj vracel do
mi, uvidel hlavu obrovskeho
kance, pTibitou ma brevnu mad
vstupnf vysehradskou branou.
Tam zGstala upom1nka ma STA
tecneho Bivoje dlouha a dlou-
ha leta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Nasel povetrnostni p~ristroje
z Parize.

Johnstown, Pa. - Albert
Tomko z Maple Ridge 81 minu-
~ tyden Easel ma hon, ale ma
mfsto zveriny 81 prinesl domG
neco jineho. Tomko ma Ia to,
re jstou to povetrnostni pfistro-
je z Pafize, ktere preletly O.
cean We trech malych balon-
cfch, ma kterych byla upevne-
ma mala sklenena trubice s ne
jakym prfstrojem. X trubicce
byl pfipevnen listek, ktery byl
datovan II. cervna 1949. By
10 ma mem francouzsky napsa-
no, ably nalez byl vracen do Pa
Tfze Akademii we'd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Latinari.

Pan lesnf rada, ktery je tez-
ce churav:
"Pane doktore, jsem vazne
churav, pomozte mne!"
Lekar: "No, snad Dude lepe,
nezoufejte!"
Lesni rada: "Myslim, dokto-
re, re jsme oba s tou nasi lati-
nou u konce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
ZahOnek HumOru.
Velmi dobre.

Ucitelka We skole: "Jak po-
zname jedovaty houby? Ktera
to viz"
ga prosfm. Jedovate hou-
by pozname Poole toho, re pc
mich umreme."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18

Tlusta a hubena.
"sofeTi re jsou bezohledn1?
To nemohu tvrditi = prede
mnou kazdy zastavi sve auto!"
"Ano, protoze Sc obavaj1, re
by 81 o vase kosti roztrhli pneu-
matiky!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Vlastne.

eco je to, tatfnku, meta ven
kova?"
"R1kajf tax cikanGm, ale .jsou
ito vlastne = bernl inspektori."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
MA VANOCE!

N.:..,oS-x;sc e~1>oL.u ~.
EoSs ?si = s o
10 II cdnuh;o
+ ~ navy
- III we Do1., 10
y ~. pp n. pan; ~" d, az
Evening star., 1949-01-04
Recitals by Conrad
And Virginia Davis
Show Rafe Talents
By Elena de Soyn

Singers who have the power to
lift their audience into an exalted
mood and to make the visionary
seem real are few and far between.
To these belongs Doda Conrad. His
song recital in the Phillips Gallery
last night was the exposition of an
art so subtle that it ceased to be
personal. Each song presented be-
came a small drama, each poem
throbbed with the compelling force
of the artist Together with his
collaboration at the piano, Erich
Itor Kahn, Mr.. Conrad formed a
perfect unit for the realization of
artistic aims. Mr.. Kahns accom-
paniments In tone and beauty
transcribed anything heard in the
gallery in this line for some time.
The program had much to offer.
Its chief interest rested on a group
of unfamiliar songs by Sauguet,
which were not originally included.
and Poulencs 'Hymne," written by
the composer for Mr.. Conrad two
years ago. Sauget's cycle, "Visions
Infernales." is a preoccupation with
the thought of death which finds
expression in six contrasting songs,
Voyage" "Voisinage," Que penser
de mon salut," "Regatte mysteri-
euse," lie petit paysan" and "Ex-
altation." Musically satisfying, be-
cause of the manner of presentation
and a superb command of the
French language. the songs seemed
to emphasize the strong points of
Mr.. Conrad's talent. Poulenc. who
at present has so much success in
this country, found the right idiom
for expressing devotion. His
"Hymne' is a prayer for the en-
lightenment of the world. 1t was
sung by the artist with fervor and
added a touch of finality to what
went before.
The recital began with Haydn's
Die Teilung der Erde" and several
Schubert songs. 1t was climaxed
by Aria of Vulcain," Aria of
Jupiter" from Gounod's "Phelemon
ct Baucis" and "Couplets" from lie
medecin malgre lui." by the same
composer. This was the concert
scheduled earlier this season and
cancelled because of Mr.. Conrads
indisposition.
Virginia Davis Recital.
Virginia Davis. presented by the
Rybier Music Club at the same hour,
gave Portraits in Song" at the
Washington Club auditorium, as
sisted at the piano by Howard Barr.
Last night offered the opportunity
to hear two talented singers whose
art springs from inner compulsion
and cannot be taught. Miss Davis
specially is folksong of many lands.
Several Of these were appropriate
to the season, such as 1.-The Twelve
Days of Christmas" and La Ballade
de Jesus Christ" of the 18th century
The singer has many pleasing
sides to her impersonations, one of
these is an inexhaustible reserve of
minute inf1ations to the same words.
She does not repeat her effects but
rather seeks new expressions. The
familiar Elizabethan 20 No John"
and the amusing La Mere Bon
temps" served as good illustration
Evening star., 1949-01-04
Dr.. DuviIu to Lecture
On Latin Economy

DR.. Charles Davila, fromer presi-
dent of Chile and former ambas-
sador to the United States, will
discuss pending economic ques-
tions in Latin America at a. free
lecture at 7:30 pm. tomorrow in
Jefferson Memorial Auditorium OF
the Agriculture Department.
. DR.. Davila is the fourth and
final speaker in a series of lectures
on Latin America problems spon-
sored jointly by the Pan American
Union and the Graduate School
of the Agriculture Department. He
was president of Chile in 1892 and
ambassador here from 1927 to 1881.
Evening star., 1949-01-04

of what she can do. Her French
diction is clearer than her English,
her pronunciation of consonants
being often too weak. But these
are minor flaws in the face of in
terpretive gifts which cover a wide
range emotionally.
Evening star., 1949-01-04
Alumni Chapter to Meet

The Washington Alumni Chapter
of Cornell College, Mount Vernon,
Iowa. will meet with President Rus
sell D. Cole at 7:30 pm. Thursday
in the Tally-Ho Restaurant, 80
Seventeenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-04
SIS to S6e.75
FurIess Goats $50

AII-seoson zip-Iined ooots as we'll as
dress and cosuo, worm winter styles for
misses and juniors. Sizes 7 to IS; 10
to 18. Women's coots in beautiful
suede, needIepoint and covert wooIs,
smortH styled. Sizes 12R to 247; 36
to 42.
Goats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-04

$I45 and SI65
Fur Trimmed Goats $l25
Beautiful furs in deep shawl collars,
wide tuxedos, copeIets to mention q few
of the elaborate designs for women's,
misses, juniors! Fonous-nome wooIs in
newest shades. Sizes 7 to IS; 10 to l8;
81 to AZ and l2R to 22A.
Evening star., 1949-01-04
s7e.75, sSe.75, $es.75
Fur-Trimmed Goats SIS

Fine furs, ottroctive|y orroyed on spIen-
did wooIens in foshion-fovored styling
:. fitted, f|ored and boW. Seasons
leading coIors. For Juniors, sizes 9 to
IS; Misses, 8 to 18; Women, sizes "a TO
40 and l4R to 24R.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
TAVERNIER WINS BOTH
GAMES ON SATURDAY
Tarpons Defeat
Bamboo Room; Fuch,
Pitching For Tavernier
Allows Three Hits

Tavernier Tarpons won both
ends Of q softball doubleheader
played Saturday afternoon at the
Upper Key. The victims wer.
lhe Bamboo Room champions
the city for l940. Score Of Tho
opener was 6 10 2 and the night
cap wound up. 81.
Dewitt lBusterl Roberts pitch
ed both games for the locals. De.
Witt is Key Vests leading soft
ball twirleF.
In the first game, Roberts al
lowed eight hits, while Fuch Of
thc Tarpons limited the Bamboo
% three safe blows. Fuch struck
out six batters and Roberts
whitfield five.
The two local runs were scored
b. Vllareal and Mira.
Tarpons' runs were scored by
Tomerlip. Dinger, Albury, Fueh
lazarus and Pellicier. Evertee
|hit two safely for the Tarpons anc
Mira did the same for the locals
si Score poo,o :. 3 : !?
T-arnons 6 8 z
Roberts and Castro; Fuoh and
Tomsrlin.
In the second game, the Upper
KEYS players secured seven hlts
off Roberts to nose the Bamboo
lei.
Garcia scored the lone Key
West run. Albury and Pehicler
crossed the home plate for the
TaFpons.
Lazarus held the locals to five
hlls. one each by Blaneo. Lewls
Roberts, Castro and Garcia. he
struck out only one and walked
nine.
OF the seven hits garnered by
,he Tarpons, Fuch got four, and
Parker. Tomerlin and Albpry got
one each. Roberts walked three
and struck Qua like number.
score: r. H 3.
bamboo Room - ? 2
Tarpons ------------- :
Roberts and Castro; Lazarus
and Dinger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
ToDAY's BIRTHDAYS
tKnow AmeEleal

lanes g. Patton. president OF
the National Farmers unl0n'
born n Bazaar, Kansas, AZ years
Rucky Harris, baseball mana
aer. born in Port Jervis, n. 4,
So years ago.
Dr.. Joba Dale Russell, chief OF
she Division of Higher Educa-
.t,on. u. S. Office of Education,
'horn in Bloomington, Ind, "a
Joseph ]. o'connell, Jr, chair
nan 81 the Civil Aeronautics
board. born at Saranac Lake
M ~. "A wears ago.
Martha Gellhorn, author-for-
elan correspondent, born IN 81
Louis. ,..
DR. Henry T. Head. president
a the Illinois Institute of Tech
naloav. Chicago. born in Lincoln,
Nebr.. as wears ago.
PAM s. Willis, president OF the
Grocery Manufacturers OF Amer
Ca New York born in Texas %
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
No War, No Guns,
NoCasnalties
BY OLD NAN GREEN
Rnnnl Raraetl BANG /.

Bangl Bangl Bangl
/ shot up in bed, rubbed my
eyes, peered out the window at
the darkness. My heart humping,
listened intently
Bang! Scuffling feet. close out
side in the yard Mems voices,
harsh painting,
Sleep banished, / felt for the
switch--changed my mind. No
use making target of myself
Bang! Bang, bang!
I slithered out of bed. quietly,
fumbling for flashlight. Slip
ping to the door, ! looked out
cautiously.
A big truck, engine running,
stood silhouetted in the road
way. Shadowy figures scuffIed
around, moving and lifting heavy
objects, emptying their contents.
dropping the containers back on
the concrete sidewalk Bangl
Bang! Bang, bang!
Their job done, men jumped up
on the running board. Gears
ground meshed The truck moved
forward, reared away dis
appeared.
In the silenceAof the early morn
ing, cat meowed. Beyond the
scene, Key West slept, serene. I
looked at my watch. 4 o'clock.
Back in bed, Iwooed Morpheus
in vain. Smuggling my pillow. !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

,be downfall Of the Legion. Lew,
= struck out. Santana singled
y eoaser. Sterling singled TO lett
sutton walked to fill the bases,
p.,nzv villareal singled TO LETT
seorina two runners. On tne
throw 10. sutton went out, caught
al second. Two outs and the
srore tied. Legion still had 2
chance. hut Sands, who had been
ssr,,ck out the first two appear
NO. al the plate, came through
wish a triple to left scoring two
more runners. Means singled Tor
eeed measure. scoring SANDS
Alavon ended the inning Oy
noopine out to third
santana Ma two safely, J. Lew,
!. Two and Bunny two to lead
- Dairymea al bat Hernandez
"a two ior Legion,
rsrnandex struck out ten bat
-. Means and Santana were
- onlv i've Dairymen he failed
q send down swinging.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Don't Get Drunk
liz Russia; You
Will Pay Plenty


LONDON. - (P). Smart
Russians try 10 avoid being
seen drunk on the streets Of
Moscow because il costs them
money.
A London doctor who has
just returned from the Soviet
Union explains that police
pick up drunks, lodge them
overnight and send them on
their way in the morning.
First. however. they collect a
fee which amounts to about
one-fifth of the average
Russians weekly salary.
The physician, Dr.. NJ 7.
Gillies. has described the SET
up IN the British Medical
Journal Until recently. he
served as physician at the
British embassy in Moscow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

IsLANp cry LEAGuE
sports Calendar
BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium.
Afternoonl

SUNDAY
100 Adams Dairy vs.. San
Carlos.
500 American Legion VS.. Key
West Cubans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

found consolation. At least, +
sighed, that smelly garbage had
been duly collected and taken
away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
.LR1 Wirephoto

$1,000 reward to an.sone who can
help him.
When questioned about the
adj, the rt1uch-married man said
that the Telephone Company mad
sent out repairmen at his request
but he says. the tapping contin-
.ued, anyhow. Tommy says he
has no idea who the culprit
could be.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Is A. ma Eame Fernanaez
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nf gaaf in 8 FuN. Sterling
$50 M &aaltuA blaasy and
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As 2lh ihe l.sgian came
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
FOLLOWING
THROUGH


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- E tha Sea Carlos saints.
f1e e. de1e - fhird.
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cams taroueh wiih
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nie1 a. safoties. eood
81 l4 mss
& Mas IA haT8er than any
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Fish can fast for long periods
and should not be fed on Journeys
taking less than four OF five
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
BASKETBALL
High School Gymnasium

Fl9h Scno0A S1YmnaslAm
Nights)
WEDNESDAY,
700 Lions Club VS.. Service
Stars.
800 Vogue Cleaners VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
900 Bamboo Room VS.. Over
seas Garage.
THURSDAY
ZOO Overseas Garage VS.. Lions
Club.
800 -Pollock's Jewels vs.. Bam-
boo Room.
9:0a-Service Stars VS.. Vogue
Cleaners.
GOLF
Municipal Coli Course
lStock IslanO
Daily and Sunday play
SIX ATING
BaYview Park. Night
FRIDAY
7.a0 to 900 nm.
]. TENNIS
BhYvisw Park. Aftefnnons
- and Nights
Daily play.
SHUFFLEBOARD
lBaYvisw Parkl
Daily play
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Lineups were:
BAMBOO RO0M-Blanco s.,
Lewis cf. villareal # Mira 10,
Vnlareal %, Roberts p, Henrianez
Ar Castro {, Garcia rf.
TARP0NS-Tomerlin 3b, DIM
aer {. Albury %. Fuch p, Lazarus
sh. Pellicier SIS, Parker II, NC
carthy et Lowe ri.
Kerr played in the first game
Cor the Bamboos. Fuch played
third base when Lazarus pitched
Cor the Tarpons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Tommy Manyille
Claims hone
Being Tapped

NEW YORK. Rl Millionaire
Tommy Manville says that he'll
pay big money to anyona who
can prove that his telephone is be-
ing tapped.
He has placed an advertise
ment in a newspaper offering a
Evening star., 1949-07-28

legged offense and that the larceny
charge was a duplication. Freed
man was brought before the court
on a habeas corpus action.
The four others were removed to
Baltimore for confinement after
authorities reported they had re-
liable information that confeder-
ates might make a forceable at
tempt to release them from the
local jail.
They were listed by police as
John P. Byars. 81, ex-convict with
a Washington police record ex-
tending over Is years; Edward
Preston Wickline, arrested eight
times in Washington between 1912
and 1947. and Charles G. Bafford
Evening star., 1949-07-28

Il ing here last Friday. He was
charged with burglary. larceny,
auto theft and carrying concealed
weapons in connection with the
safe robbery July IS at Garner
Bros. store at Tall Timbers. The
safe was said to have contained
about $4,000 in cash and checks.
A little more than $4,000 was
found on the prisoners when they
were captured.
Circuit Court Judge John Dud-
ley Digges yesterday ordered
Freedman's bond reduced after
Defense Attorneys Joseph D.
Weiner and Paul j. Bailey Of
Leonardtown contended that the
burglary charge covered the al
Evening star., 1949-07-28
British Coins Altered

p LONDON R)-New coins being
issued by the British mint, for the
first time since 1895, are appearing
without the abbreviations Ind.
Imp. emperor of India) in the
kings title. India achieved her
independence in August, 1947,
but still remains with the British
commonwealth.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Gang Suspects Bond
Reduced 10 $4,000
SpseieI pispoteh 10 The Sior

LEONARDTOWN, Nd, July %.
Martin j. Freedman. "a, one Of
the five alleged members Of the
Byars- Wickline safe-cracking gang
captured July 19 at roadblock
near Charlotte Hall, was expected
to be released from the county
jail here today in $4,000 bond.
st. Marys County Trial Magis-
trate J. Ralph Abel set Freed
mans bond at $21 900 at a hear
Evening star., 1949-07-28

and his wife Louise, both Of
Baltimore.
All were held for grand jury
action on $4,000 bond except
Byars, whose bond was set at
E01 nm
Evening star., 1949-07-28
La Plato Firemen Hold
Fund-Roising Picnic
Special pispafeh TO The Ssov

CHAPEL POINT, Nd, July %.
The La Plata Volunteer Fire
Departments annual Embarrassing
picnic was to be held here today
with the afternoon program fea-
turing an air show by the White
House Squadron of. the District
of Columbia National Guard.
A 23-piece Navy band will give
a concert. The event will close
with dance.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

Eggs are one of the oldest and
most widely used foods for man.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Women's $ Royon
Dresses, S
We're $IO.95 to 1925

40 dresses with short or three-quarter sleeves.
Black and navy. Sizes 161h to 24h.
50 Summer Dresses rayon and cotton in prints and
polka dots. Sizes 16h to 24h Were $1095. Now----S5
WsL-Nortk Bsillisf Wesess Dresses, Third Floo,
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Costume JeweIry, 30e
We're 6Oc to $1.2O Including 7o% tax

100 bracelets and earrings of gold-color and
sflver-color metal Assorted styles.
WSL-Nsyfk BsiIAss ..
Csstwws Jevsr,, Aislss Z, 4, First Floor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Take pricina mrzutosti.

Svatecn1 lovec, ktery konec-
ne zastTelil sveho prvn1ho zaj1-
ce: "Vlastne bych Sc mel RADIO
vat, ale nemohu. Bude z toho
donna jenom mrzutost, p~rotoze
mi zena 1lovek Ia zadnou cenu
neprizna."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Novy velitel delnicke milice
" Ceskoslovensku.

Ludwigsburg. = Velitelem
vsech zavodnfch delnickych mi
licn1ch oddfld Ceskoslovensku
byl jmenovan Viktor Linhart,
do nedavna zemsky bezpecnost
nj referent slezske zemske ex-
positury Ostrave. Ma jeho
mfsto, dnes krajskeho bezpec-
nostn1ho referenta v Ostrave,
byl jmenovan Even Holusa z
.Opavy. Novy velitel milice,
ktery nikdy nebyl ddstojnlkem
zfskal zaroven hodnost plukov-
n1ka.
Ia vlady bezpecnostn1ho re
|~ferenta Viktora Linharta v O.
starve a We Slezsku byly zazna-
menany mnohe vyznamne po-
liticke veci v tonic kraji. Pre-
devs1m ma soudruh Linhart mo-
|raln1 odpovednost "a smrt kraj-
skeho tajemn1ka narodnich So
cialistG v Ostrave Josefa Hero
da, ktery tyden pc 1norovem
puci byl nalezen ma dlazbe S
roztf1stenymi 1dy pod okny bu-
dovy policejn1ho feditelstvi, da-
lie nese odpovednost "a to, re
zastupce zemskeho velitele S.
N. B. pplk. Purcner, zat1m CO
skutecny velitel pix. Novak byl
vylakan do Prahy, lie jiz v e
xilu), ohlasil veTejne ma Stall
move namestf v Ostrave, re SNB
a tajna policie v Ostrave zaha-
juje obdobf otevreneho gesta-
pismu vGci nekomunistdm atd.
Takoveho velitele mali tedy
nyn1 delnicke milice v Cesko-
slovensku. Je vice nez jiste, re
soudruh Linhart Dude i nadale
a nyn1 jeste We vetsfch rome
|rech 1redne schvalovat gesta-
pismus, politicke vrazdy a sko-
len1 ceskych Client NKVD, jak
tomu byol "a jeho vlady v O.
strave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
10000 katolikH jig ohlasilo
nouf do Rima.

Rim. - Ackoliv jeste schazl
vice nez 2 mes1ce do zahajeni
Svateho roku v Rhine, jsou zde
liz prrihlasky asi 100000 lid k
!navsteve svateho mesta behem
|roku 1850. z Italie pfijede asi
100000 poutnfkd mad obvykly
pocet Itald, navstevuj1cich oby-
|cejne svate mesto behem jed
noho roku.
We Francii bylo nyn1 defini-
tivne organisovano 1O7 skupin
poutnlknd, ktere privezou do Ri
ma 1920 lid, z Rakouska Sc
prihlasilo $4,000 ~poutn1ku, z
Belgie 21,400, re Swear 14,5OO
re s~panelska 5000, z Holland
ska 100 a z Angle 5,782.
Doposud nejsou znamy cifry
o poutn1c1ch re severnl a JIM
Ameriky, avsak ma Sc Ia to,
lie jich Dude nekolik set tisic.
Hlavnf starost mali v Rhine n.y.
nj s tim zajistit ubytovan1 pro
Itak velky pocet navstevnlk1 ma
proti tomu necinf doprava zad-
ne polite, jelikoz je nyni jiz j.
|sto, re Dude k disposici dosta-
Itecny pocet lodi a italske dra-
by vsunou do dopravy tolik
~zvlastn1ch vlak1, kolik Dude
tTeba.
Mimo trvale hotely a pensio-
my ma byt pripraveno 22,OOO
luck pro navstevniky, kdyz sc
pocita S tim, re Sc navstevnlk
zdrzi v Rhine prGmerne 3 dny
ltak by takto byla zajistena luz
ka pro 100000 navstevnikd {
hromadne stravovanf "a LEVINE
ceny Dude take dostatecne pc.
starano.