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AUTOS WANTED tcsst. ,

ATTENTION, AUTO oWNEks-L<t
Ben Motors get TIE highest rstal
sset f1 .o s'uI i 1eeI S isas es s1 on
ehsrse il SIS no charge Q. aaJ
lind IL car 10 not sold Car .
ayaiiahls 20 yea ~ any time Keep
Z ssut or 's can u BEL G. aof fes 5oic
Try fEiASGIE-ws pay premium
prices for extra clean ears Of popu-
Jar mai. and .aesl- Dr.ys . s yosI z
MOTORS, SOLO r l. ave. ne, Or
1888 r. J. ave. ne.
WILL PAY ALI. CASH 70, clean
cars, new or used Can ne no. O.
s s:s n FEY 1916 Sshnins re,
WILL PAT Cash for nieeiy-earee-
M aR ' oRo StLs n 81 2 $50 s''''''''
We WOULD APPREciATE II. op-
1 1s,h 's G. nv ~ 81 s ssos sr0'o'' ii''
THE NATIONS CAPITAL used-esr
vholesalers-Ore thousand ears
be broarht in for appraisal We
praisals before you bring your ca,
in We don't claim 10 pay more
than any one else bat We won't be
undersolt in our policy We are In
chevroiets. Forcs and. Plymouth club
coupes. 80 70 40 models
Buick and Pontiac setanettes, Al to
40 models. Clean 80 to AZ models
After you've tried the rest. then Try
the best. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. ave. nv. WO. e236 Of
cHavRoIEr 1871 or 4. sedan:
No s's dea Isaso "a MR K isSF A IS' 4sss
USED, GOOD CONDITION, 1913 70
baker. OF other small car. from
'tt55 H.s ss s snSHIe. 1 &c s ,1!s
c iHis 3 rs w x 600 will pa,
highest s aSn p,ies, any year o6 or
stick IS waSTr ED 4s VII pa, 1 s.sn-
KIRs sss ao er CO. e' s 1900 q Ca move ss..
r Dan " Wa ts1ni will pay I hish-
k!IRsss K. s6 ST!ss co. c. 1890 q Ga
p n;Er r. 4s s.eaasrrn x,I
model KIRK MoT r25n co. 1000
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
Ssek rords ~ an pay hshsi s.'h gs &c
wAN Tfns'' used at car. 8 any any year. an,
make or model, for export; imms;
WHOLESALERS. Nc l:5i Bis,
WILL PAY CASH for .4s Ford Tudor
or Fordor NE. 1868. LOGAN
co sssfa fsII Vi lat: ave m6 1s from
frst owner Party returning from
overseas. has up to $500 cash;
No dealers, please. 81. 1921. 20
TEXAS DEALER need: clean: 10y.
eTes "od aR I'll .sE hlf Rs s s.:h
sTUDEBAKER 1917 Champion e-dr
70 set one Can FR. 1873 or r..
CADILLAC, about 1917. wanted for
grower leaving Tuesday or Chrys-
please sos JONES Atlantic sa:o'
10 ACRES. Florida land. in exchange
BIss $ s. 45os sosh st, NJ.
SAVE US!
We are DESPERATE for at least $50
cars. Our monthly quota is still
way below the danger point; i'm
mediate cash: no delays.
HILL & TIBBITTS
1I14 Vermont ave NV, wash,'s
Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma. 1850 81
TOP DOLLARS
P S,s good; clean used cars. See Owen
SC si1 & GOLDEN
ga Carroll ST. GE. 5000. GE 1908
TOP Cash PRICE, all makes. any
model; must be clean. Drive out to
MONROE FORD co.
We are as close as your phone; 1887
East-West hwy, Sill. SPIT, Mo. 81.
1900.
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES. any
make, any model
PARKWAY
305l NJ st. N. W. -26
WE NEED IMMEDIATELY one 194o
Chevrolet club coupe.
PARKWAY
1851 M st. N. W. 96
We NEED IMMEDIATELY one 1915
PARKWAY
305l M ST. N. w. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

new Developments vii appear and what VIII De The
final result.
Ardent advocates of these measures are
expected 10 appear IN considerable numbers both
as spokesmen and as an enthusiastic audience 10
enliven the proceedings with applause.
Some definite objections 70 favorable action on
these home-rule measures II is anticipated will be
brought out in the hearing. Such objections will
probably come both from those opposed TO the
entire idea carried in this proposed legislation and
from others who approve II in principle but find
many features which they feel they cannot support
Even the most ardent advocates OF establishing
reorganzed elective form OF local government for
the District Of Columbia proclaim that they believe
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AUCTION SALES

ADAM A. WEsCHLEk q SON. auc-
tioneers. States Marshafs
sale OF real estSte. BY virtue OF .
writ of execution issued out Of the
clerks ONCE of the United states
District Court for the District Of
Columbia and to me directed, !
will sell by public auction for cash
in front OF the west entrance OF
the Courthouse on D street. betweeS
Fourth and Fifth streets NV. Wash.
ington. D. c.. on THURSDAY, JUNE
30, l949, at 2 o'clock pm. all the
right. title and interest Of the de.
PENDANTS. Edward L. Wills and
Grace D. Wills in the following de-
scribed real estate in the District
Of Columbia to wit: Lot S07.
Square 4OI3 improved by two-stsry
and cellar detached brick and ce-
ment dwelling No. 3204 18th street,
ne, seized and levied upon as
the property Of the. defendant.
Edward l.. Wills and Grace D.
Wills and sold to satisfy judg-
ment at law. Civil Action No. 2172-
4S IN favor of Industrial Bank OF
Westminster; Gorp9ration. w:
Marshal in and for the District OF
Columbia. ie10.d: &d:o:s.
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Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Putting Home in Local Rule Bill:
Federal Courts and District Citizens

House Hearings BEGIN Tuesday Denatured Home Rule
Tuesday Judiciary
District Columbia scheduled begin
bill pending socaed
telling hearing Will what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

AUTOMOBILES WANTED
1OKE CASH ron YOUk Can. new
or used: Drive In; bring your title
18th and K sts nv. TX $500
WILL PAY top cash price for clean
used cars: SHIRLINGTON MOTOR
Co, Shirlington Business Center.
WANTED used jeep in good con-
dition. CHAS. G.. TURNER, The
OKLAHOMA DEALkR desperate for
40 Chevys and other postwar cars;
also nice prewar cars; will pay you
"a in cash at your ean afiT w he e SS;
1914 Ga. ave. NV, D. C.. GE. 1865
aoLB n Just 4 MINUTE. gel niEn;;
e. CSC 81 e EST f'E ,0uss s q S;fe
WooD Moron Co, ms Rhode
Island ave ne oosn an to
fAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs on al
H Hssss e fiss if sas 't'u e a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

WASH. AUTO AUCTION
Registry fee SIS. Sale every Friday.
8 pm. rain or shine. Lots Of OUT
of-town buyers. Register early from
In heart of Silver Sprng.
Original Wash. Auto Auction
SSH Colesville Rd. SH. 4400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
CHERNER-BREWER'S
Home of Select Cars

44Ol1lC Va oO4CSV Val .
40 Pontiac cow; electric
clutch. r. and h., Wv;
way below list: 5000
'4e Buick Super sed.; Dyna-
now, r. and h., Wv, seat
covers; way below list 2,645
s4s De. Soto Custom 4-dr.
sed; r. and h., Wv, al
most new; below list 2s595
40 Ford conv.: r. and b..
overdrive. WV; way be-
'4s Chevrolet Aero sed.: heat
AS Ford Super dL Tudor; r. -''''
'4s Buick Super RIM. sed.;
r. and h.. WV. 1,996
AT Chrysler COW. or 4-door
windsor: r. and h. 1895
81 Dodge Gust. 4-dr. sed.;
r and h. 1,495
+. and b. 1895
slS Cadillac cow: r. and h,
Hydra Matte, WV; lowest
price in town -. ,3.4a6
Many others to choose from; all cars
carry cherner-Brewer's famous guar
CHERNER-BRE
Sill wisconsin ave, wo. 1899.
Open ewes. till Q, Sunday III, ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Elbow Blenders Pup Tent No. I.
Military Order OF the cootie. held
"a party at Walter Reed General
Hospital in Ward 80 last Thursday
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

White whitxnsre unss. fcrnsray
o. c. Tai unst. Viii ioAf raxnana-
tstn m Direction ~ os-e~ss ass6
delegates and sit~rnases "a Esss oon q
sentsesa Tomorrow ssrssanx nj sIs
EewaTd square 81 Mra Zelda
Hsars6ls. president. wIll pTeesdx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Mrs Pearl HesssTtr. Depart
msni Convention Program chair
man. requests all program copy
and advertisements be submitted
10 her at 400 North Capital
street By tornofrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Meetings this week:
Monday ~ White whifmors
Post. SOS Nayior road BE.
TuesdAy-Housing Post. Legion
Club: Army and Air Forces Post
Sheraton Hotel: James Reece Eu-
rope Post. 1914 Vermont avenue
NV.
Friday--Buveau Of Engraving
and Printing Post Legion Club;
Columbia Post. ss14 Georgia ave.
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Front Line Post will elect Q
new chaplain at their meeting on
Tuesday ut i3is X street NV
Delegates 10 the national convsn.
ton in Miami. Fla. will be elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

At the home 81 Mrs. Martha
Reynolds on Sunday . party vaa
given IN homer Of the retiring d.
partment president. Mrs. Frances
Dove. II was . hslated silver N.
SniveymSy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

CONVERTIBLES
Logan, 2017 Va. Ave. NV.
40 Ford, maroon, black top,
radio and heater, over
drive, whiee-wall tires S2,295
'4S Chrysler. desert tan, ra-
do, heater, fog lights.
nylon seat covers 2,296
~ Buick Super, jet black.
radio, heater, white-wall
tires, backup light, dual
side mirrors 1,S45
80 Chrysler Windsor. desert
tan radio. heater. spot
light, fogiishts, seat COW
~ Pontiac S-cyl.; new black
top. motor just over
hauled, no mileage, radio
and heater S95
LOGAN (FORD)
0nf~ un Aoa Wy Mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

All-Ameriean Post Ia having an
outing today at Herald Harbor
A party viii leave the Gold chev.
ron Club at approximately . am
All members OF the post and their
friends are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

The local department will not
De forty-niners In the National
Convention parade In Philadel-
phia. Pa, next fall. According to
word received last week from ma
tional headquarters the local de-
partment will march In 4sth
position. based on q percent
age OF its four-year member
ship enrolled as OF last May |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Meetings this week Monday
Federal Post. 1919 X street NV. /.
T'ucsday--Front Line Post. 1919
* street NV. r. r. Gallagher
Post. 73i North Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

In today's games In the Junior
American Legion Baseball League
to take place on the White House
Elipse at pm. Victory Post will
face Fort Dupont Post on the
north diamond. Thad Dulin meets
Bunker Hill on the west diamond.
Holleran-M Murray plays Fort
Stevens on the south diamond and
Government Printing once en-
counters National Cathedral on
the east diamond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Father John p. Gallagher Pos,
will hold memorial services today
for Father Gallagher for whom
the post was named
Mass will be offered In 81
Aloysius Church at q am. The
veterans and their friends will
then drive TO Georgetown uniser
sity Cemetery where services will
be conducted by the Rev. William
A. Horigan. and q wreath laid or
the grave OF Father Gallagher b,
the Comdr. Aloysins J. 0anry. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

Practice sessions OF the local
department chorus OF 100 trained
voices held each Monday evening
at the Roosevelt High School
under the direction OF Kai de
Vermond. formerly of the Metro
politan Opera Co. and members of
the Maritime Post have been dis
continued for the summer months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

D~ieEates a United States De.
pasim~ns Of Axrteulsuys unsa are
Mira. oosdss Airsh~Iso. rules: MIRA.
rscrsrcs Esar. credentials. Mss.
Edna Sanford. permanent or
gansxatsoss. ard Mira. Asseaa asss
Miller, resolutions.
Mfa, Pearl Hesxsssy and MTs.
l. EsteIls Bsowse. past uaas psssa.
denta. wsli be delegates ss lsrw~.
Mrx. Tfeds poss<sn has b~~a
named a. page.
The people's voice., 1949-07-29

1t is possible that the turn of af-
fairs in Washington has deflated the
enthusiasm of Montana people for
Canyon Ferry. Defeating gov
ernment project that might be des-
tined for control by private monop-
oily does not fire the imagination of
ordinary citizens.
Most hopeful statements during
the hours-long program were the tel
egraphic message of Senator Murray
on the public power issue and the
speech of Commissioner of Reclama-
The people's voice., 1949-07-29

ton Michael w. Straus, who showed
the need for including public power
in the project.
The Whitman-Indian pageant en-
acted during the closing moments of
the program might be tragically SYM
bolic of what is happening. A group
of horsemen representing detach-
ment of U. S. Cavalry in uniform
visited an Indian village on the river
bank opposite the spectators and dig
nitaries. Peace talks followed and
out of the "palaver" came agreement
to allow the white man to use the
The people's voice., 1949-07-29

land and water for a dam. Scouts
brought the message to the Governor
of Montana who gave the signal for
the ground-breaking explosion. 1t
was all very pretty with Indians in
their regalia and tepees and so forth.
But we all know of very few treaties
white men ever kept with the Indian.
Historians tell us the white man
practically stole the Indians land
and water. Does Canyon Ferry
mark a steal of the peoples power
and reclamation project by private
power monopoly?
The people's voice., 1949-07-29
NAM HFeeds" Students

A new drive to plant its propa-
ganda in the nations schools has
been launched by the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers.
Planning to bring in Outstanding
educators" to form an Educational
Council, the aim will be to glorify
"free enterprise" NAM fashion.
The people's voice., 1949-07-29

might ask, does the company pay all
the taxes it should now?
1t must be said in passing that
under a Missouri Valley Authority
type development, Lewis and Clark
county would get payments in lieu
of taxes from the government install
lation, a thing not possible under
Bureau of Reclamation development.
This would be revenue in addition
The people's voice., 1949-07-29
Canyon Ferry-a Sl2 Million Subsidy

to that realized through increased
agricultural and business activity.
Would Establish A Yard Stick On
Power Prices
Ferry would be yardstick, levelling
off power prices in many other parts
of the state. According to the Fed
eral Power Commission about 2,400
millions of kilowatt hours of electri-
city were generated in Montana in
1916. Assuming that amount was
consumed, change of one mill per
XVIII would mean about S2,400,0 900,
up or down. Use three or four mills
and you get proportionately larger
total figure. When this is trans
lated into savings for thousands of
farmers, business people and con-
generally as government
power would do, it means several
of dollars yearly available
for local expansions, stability of local
income and payment of individual
5axes.
REA's Have Real Stake In Power
From Canyon Ferry
Rural electric co-operatives in
Montana have a real stake in Can
yon Ferry and cheap government
power. The Malheur Electric Co.
operative in Idaho was killed off re-
emily largely because of the exorbi-
ana power prices it had to pay the
daho Power Company although low
ost Bonneville power was only a |
ew miles away. Government lines
rom Bonneville would have saved
he coop from liquidation.
So one could wonder about Can
on Ferry-the key-at the ground
reaking ceremony. There must
ave been others wondering too. For
ne crowd (less than thousand and
OF the estimated nearly ten thous-
nd reported by the Great Falls Trib-
ne) seemed to be very listless for
lch an auspicious occasion.
The weather was mild and sunny.
he country in the dam site area is :
teresting with colorful rock forma- :
ons in the canyons and sprightly :
mes on the mountain slopes. The :
yer is lazy at that point and catches :
e rocks, the trees, the mountains
Id the sky in pleasant reflections.
e were reminded that Lewis and
lark stopped and gave the area
me attention 144 years ago
Anyone interested in reclamation,
,ople and history should have :
iven many miles to see the affair. :
ne dignitaries alone should have :
zen a big pull. On the platform
ere three movie stars, five state
'vernors, at least ten important
vernment men, Mr. Warden and
r. w. G. Sloan of Pick-Sloan fame.
| the celebrities, speech-making
d the pageantry, however, couldn't :
mp much enthusiasm into that :
ovid scattered on the rocky hill
lie.
The people's voice., 1949-07-29
LUMBER WORKERS URGE
MANSFIELD FOR SENATE

Montana labor, for some time has
been looking forward to 1850 and
1852 with the idea in mind of retir-
ing Cong. Wesley A. D'Ewart in so,
and Senator Zales N. Ecton in '52.
However, one of the first major un-
ions to make any outright endorse
ments thus far is the Montana divi-
ison of the Lumber & Sawmill Work
ers Union, AFL. Herewith is the
resolution endorsing Cong. Mike
Mansfield for the senate, as passed
by the recent LSW state convention
in Hamilton:
Resolution No.
Greetings; Whereas, Mike Mans
field, representative in congress from
the First District of Montana, has
proven himself to be an able and con-
scientious statesman and served his
constituents in a manner highly sat-
isfactory to all concerned, including
the membership of our organization
and its affiliated local unions, and
Whereas, his popularity with the
voters IN general was amply demon
strated with the land slide vote of
confidence he received in the last |
general election, and
Whereas, Rep. Mansfield's abilities |
could best serve the people of the
entire state of Montana in the Unit
ed States Senate, therefore be it,
Resolved, that this convention of
the Montana District Council and its
affiliated local unions go on record
as urging and requesting Rep. Mans
field to give serious consideration to
becoming a candidate for the United
States Senate the next time an office
as senator from Montana becomes
vacant, or is subject to an election
1y the people of the state of Mon
,ana.-Fraternally submitted, Mon
ana Non-Partisaan Committee For
he Repeal and Defeat of Anti-Labor
legislation, LSW. {
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Spojene Staty mali velkou eko-
nomickou budoucnost.

New York. - Soukroma anne
ricka organisace Fond Dvaca-
teho stolet1" vydala ma zakla-
de vsestranneho dGkladneho
studio hospodarske situace zpra
WI, poole ktere budoucnost Spo-
jenych StatG po STRANGE hospo-
darske je velmi prizniva. Po-
die teto zpravy je We Spoj. Sta
tech velka prilezitost pro dalsi
hospodarsky rozvoj.
Spojene Staty poskytuji O.
hromne moznosti pro verejne a
soukrome investice a pro OBJ
chodni vzrdst. Kdyby Sc anne
ricka vyroba zvysila pouze Q
osm procent mad bezne predpo-
klady, postacf az do roku 1860
zasoba vyrobenych statkn k to-
mu, ably kazdy obyvatel mel
hojnost potravin, p~f1stresi, W.
chovy a lekafske pece.
Do te dolby budou Poole to-
hoto odhadu Spojene Staty ia
Ike S to vyrabet stroje a jine ka-
pitalove statky hodnoty ctyri-
ceti peti miliard dolarn rocne,
sest miliard vice nez bylo do
sud V n~ejlepslch letech ma ten
to 1cel venovano. Toto zvyse-
nj O sest miliard dolar1 rocne
ie pokladano "a velmi dnlezite,
nebot dava moznost pro doda-
tecne investice a zarucuje dale,
re americky hospodarsky sys-
tenn niue dale vzr1stat a Edo
konalovat Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Cinsky nacionalista odmita
"Bilou knihu."

Hong Kong. = Oficielni mluv-
cf kuomingtangu, cfnske nacio-
nalisticke vladni strany, odsou-
dill americkou "Bllou knihu" ia
ko alibi statnlho departmental
"a ~nedostatky jeho vyckavac1
politiky V Cine.
cling Tien-feng, ministr infor-
macf pro bloomington, prohla-
sill, re "B1la kniha' je nespra-
vedliva, jezto klade nacionalis-
tickle Wade celou vinu Ia jeji
nezdar v potlacenf komunis-
mu.
cling Tekl, re by rad pripom-
mel Spojenym StatIm, re naci-
onaliste bojujl S komunisty jiz
23 leta. "Abychom zachovali
existence sveho naroda, svobo-
du sveho lidu a demokracii,
jsme odhodlani bojovati prot
komunismu az do trpkeho kon-
ce", rekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Proc svycarsky reporter opustil
Ceskoslovensko.

Proc svycarsky reporter opustil
Ceskoslovensko.
Praha. - Prazsky dopisova-
tel vyznamneho svycarskeho
listu "Neue Zuricher Zeitung'',
Hans E. Tuetsch, odletel z Pra-
by. NovinaT Tuetsch Sc rozho-
dl k odletu, protoze bylo v jeho
pokoji tajne umfsteno odposlou-
chaci zaTizeni. ~Svycarsky no.
vinar prohlasil, re umisteni Cd
poslouchaciho zar1zenf je hru-
bym porusenim slova, ktere mu
iasne a oficielne dial pan Even
Klinger, prednosta tiskoveho
oddeleni v mi~nisterstvu zahra-
nicnich veci. Pan Klinger uji-
still totiz svycarskeho novinafe,
re Dude pri sve praci v Cesko-
slovensku pozivat pine svobo-
dy Cd chvfle, CO svycarsky
dopisovatel objevil tajne umfs-
|teny mikrofon We SVEN pokoji,
pro dGveru a spolu-
praci zmizela. Proto sc rozho-
oil k okamzitemu odjezdu do
lvlasti.
Odjezdem svycarskeho novi-
mare sc ~zvetsuje dlouha rada CT
zfch novinarG, kterym bud ces-
koslovenska vlada odepfela vi
sum, nebo ktere vypovedela ne
DO konecne tech, kteri odmitli
pracovat v zemi, kde vlada v
rozpsru S demokratickymi ira
dicemi zeme a V rozporu S usta-
vou, zarucujlcf svobodu PROBE
WI a tisku pouziva sovetskych
spionaznfch method. Jak INA
mo, jednim z ddvodG, proc by
Io preruSeno sveho casu jedna-
mi mezi katolickou hierarchil a
ceskoslovenskou vladou, byla
okolnost, re V mistnostech, kde
Sc mela konat conference bis
kupG, bylo tajne umlsteno cd
poslouchac1 zarlzenl.
Poole zprav dochazejiclch z
Ceskoslovenska pouzivani tajne
umistenych mikrofonG a jem-
nych odposlouchaclch zaflzenl,
ktera mohou zaznamenat roz-
hovory pronasene septem, Sc
rozmohlo nev1danou merou.
K teto move ceskoslovenske
praksi vladnut1 S pomoci mikro-
font je tTeba dodat toto: Nikdy
neni znakem silly, jestlize Sc Via
da boji i sepotu svych obcanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
v r
FIR Kutta

mezi skalami. Jake by velci
horsti duchove bill v nepTistup-
nych vysinach ma kouzelny
gong cernych stem. Vracfme Sc
z horolezecke fury promokli do
posledni nitecky svych odev1,
ledovy vftr mas zene prudkymi
derry do prfkreho svahu sedla
|Vahu a chvflemi vzene do tvafe
|vlocku snehu. Jsme promrzl1
a znaveni a piece stastni.
Jsme Ease We svych horach, V
kouzelne pokladnici krasy a ra-
dosti, pokladnici, v n1z unave-
ny clovek najde vse, CO zivot ci-
nj nadhernym. BOZ a stradan1,
silu a vzlet, rozlet do vysin, mad
oblaky, ma vrcholy hor.
Nezmerne prostory tvrdeho
kameni pod nejcistsi modTi o.
blohy, bile mraky, ktere lett a
rozb1jej1 Sc O hrde, cerne st1ty
vrchol6 v zaplavach svetel, BIZ
la a cerna, ktera Sc zrcadli v
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horskych ok, svahy, svatecne O.
dene v jasne zeleny hav travy
a ovencene hunatou kosodrevi-
nou, vysoke kuzele ssutovisek,
ma kterych padaj1cf kamenf
prozradl skotaciveho, neviditel-
neho horskeho skT1tka, a dlou-
he jazyky jasneho snehu, ma
nichz z velike dalky mites spa
trit stfhleho kamz1ka, prince
hor.
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lbor1 v jeskyni mad cistym Zele-
nym plesem Kaci doliny We vysi
1860 M. Brine 14O ky. horo-
lezecke vyzbroje O zasob ma tri
nedele pobytu museli jsme sem
vynast pres pr1kra sedla, snehy
a zlomiska, byli jsme zaroven
vedouc1mi, nosici, meteorology
a kuchaTi, lekari a zednfky pr
|oprave naseho bivaku. Udreli
isme Sc do upadu, zakusili jsme
mrazu, hladu a nebezpec1 - a
bylo to velmi krasne.
Zarivy paprsek slunce nasel
mas prokrehle pod tezkymi MIRA
ky ma pr1krem hrebeni, more
balvan1 vykouzlilo nam v hlu-
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nohru, horsky skrivan nam "a
zpival svou p1sen, ktera mezi
obrovitymi stenami je smutna j
Iiasava, a dobre mladicke Willy
Iseptaly nam v llbeznem zaurce-
nj potdckd pc cele noci nejkras-
nejsi pohadky. Moudre, veil
Ike hory mas prijaly pc mno-
Ihych zkouskach do sve nAruce
a odkryly nam mnoha re svych
Inadhernych tajemstv1. A tax
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" horach, jake v pohadce.
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konec a take my jsme Sc musili
|jednou vratit do ddoli, z~arostli,
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lie, zpustli, ale bohatsi O mno-
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gram nasf vypravy, naucit Sc
|nosit bremena, odolavat S jed
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horskemu klimatu a horolezec-
XIV Sc seznamit S terenem, byl v
|zasad6 splnen a my Sc vraceli
don't S nadej1, re Sc opet brzy
vratfme do svych carovne kras-
nych later.