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Evening star., 1949-09-25
Expulsion Of Officers
By NMU Is Approved
In Convention Vote
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-The
CIO-National Maritime Union
convention today gave final ap-
proved to the expulsion of three
national officers and two port
agents.
The action was taken in sep
arate votes-running more than
two to one-approving recon-
mendations of the convention S
Appeals Committee that the ex-
pulsions be upheld.
All five men were brought up
on charges in a fight between
Joseph Curran. union president,
and what he called the left wing
element in the union.
Ferdinand Smith, national sec
retary, Howard Mckenzie, vice
president and Paul Palazzi, New
York port agent, had been expelled
on charges of misconduct and
malfeasanSe in Office.
Vice President Joseph Stack
was ouSted on charges of disrupt
ing the normal functioning of the
port of New York. - 5t.: -
Anthony Lucia. San Pedro
(CalifD port agent, was convicted
Of anti-union activity and carry
ing out only the Communist Party
program which was to force NMU
members of Union Oil Company
vessels" during a West Coast strike
against the company. .u,s
Herman E. Cooper, NMU attor-
ney. said the convention votes w.
day made the expulsions final
During q Story session. anti
Curran forces tried to block con-
|sideration Of the case of Ferdinand
Smith, West Indies-Nprn Negro
against whom a deportation case
is pending.
Cries of plot! Plot!" were heard
after the Smith case was brought
up. out of alphabetical order, in a
series Of 104 appeals of union
members who had been expelled or
disciplined.
However, Mr.. Curran forced the
Smith case to q vote.
During discussion on Stacks
case, Jack Lawrenson. NMU vice
president and an anti-Curran
leader. urged the delegates to re-
instate Stack.
He said Stack had been a sea-
man all his life and he had no
other way of making a living for
his family.
Mr.. Curran, however, told the
delegates Stack had held illegal
meetings and refused to recognize
the authority of union officials.
He said the convention must
support the expulsiQns "if you
want discipline and not anarchy =
Evening star., 1949-09-25
crowds gathered at the apartment

crowds gathered at the apartment
house. Part Of the sidewalk was
roped off to keep the crowds back.
Her story ended a two-week
hunt for a mystery woman who de-
livered packaged, addressed to
a non-existent person in Bale
Comeau, to the Inflated plane just
before it took off from this city.
The package was a cardboard car
ton. One reportosaid it weighed
~ pounds.
Quay was picked up last night.
He spent the night in a cell.
Crown Prosecutor Noel Dorion
said three search warrants have
been issued and further charges
are expected to be laid" He did
not 60 into detail.
Parallel PHILIPPINE Case.
The outline appeared to par
allel case in the Philippines.
A Filipino woman and five men
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Riverda|e Heights Couple
Feted on Silver Weddinq

TWenty-f five years of married
life paid off, yesterday for Mr..
and Mrs Albert E. Haussmann.
5818 Quintana street, Riverdale
Heights, Md
Their two sons, Albert, "a.
Philip, 81, and their daughter,
Juliana, 19, hung silver dollars
from roses and gardenias to re-
mind them it was their silver
wedding anniversary at a surpriss,
party.
Mr. Haussmann, 48, is an en-
ploye of the General Services
Administration. He and his wife
were married in West New York.
N. j., where they lived until they
came here in 1912.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Plane Crash Victims S
Husband Arraigned on
Quebec Murder Count
BY the Associated Press

QUEBEC. Que, Sept. 24.-AI
slim, wavy-haired Quebec jewel
er, J. Albert Quay, was formally
charged today with numbering his
wife, who. died with % others in
an explosion-torn Quebec Always
plane September 8.
Pale and nervous, he was ar
raigned less than "a hours after
police announced they had proof
that explosives had been placed
aboard the plane to get rid of a
woman.
A key witness is Mrs. Arthur
Pitre. 40, described as one of sew
eral women friends of Quay. She
told police she delivered an ex-
press package to the aircraft here
under the impression it contained
"a statue"
Police Inspector Rene Belize de-
scflbed the accused man yesterday
as Mrs Pitre's lover and implied
love triangle was the motive.
| The charge made no mention of
what police believe caused the
planes destruction-a home made
dynamite bomb. It simply accused
Quay of "having September 9 at
Sault au Cochon killed and as
sassinated Rita Morel Quay
your wife"
Maker of Bomb Traced.
Police were reliably reported to-
night to be on the trail of the
manufacturer of the bomb.
Sault au Cochon is the timbered
mountainside northeast of Quebec
where the mangled bodies of the
10 passengers-including three
top executives of the Kennecott
Copper Corporation-and four
crew members were found in the
plane wreckage.
The 32-year- prisoner. who
worked during the war in a NUM-
tions plant, was brought before
Judge Alphonse Garon in the
court of sessions. He did not
enter a plea.
He answered Eyes" when Court
Clerk Philippe Chouinard called
his name. AS Mr.. Chouinard read
the brief charge, Quay stared
ahead blankly. The preliminary
hearing was set for October 4.
Mrs. Quay was %. Six other
women were among those who
perished with her when an ex-
plosion in the baggage compart-
ment swung the plane into the
mountainside. Police said al
$4,000 insurance policy on her
life, payable to Quay, was taken
out only short time before she
boarded the plane for Bale Com
eau.
Waitress Questioned.
In addition to Mrs. Pitre, who
was dangerously Ill in a hospital
for time yesterday from an
overdose of sleeping pills she said
Quay suggested she take. officers
have been questioning a pretty,
26-year-old waitress. They did
not identify the waitress by name.
-, Mrs, Pitre. an attractive, brown
haired woman, is under police
guard at her apartment. Curious
Evening star., 1949-09-25

and under-2nd heat.
4:00-Family runabout 22.5 hip.
and under-1St heat.
4:15-Family runabout 22.5 hip.
and under-2nd heat.
3:00-4:30-Band concert, NGF
waterfront
5:30-Reception of invited guests,
participants in regatta and city
officials and buffet supper fol-
lowed by presentation of tro-
phies. Orchestra music.) OFF,
GERS Mess
Evening star., 1949-09-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A
SUNDAY, u.s.

have been accused of a love tri-
angle murder by blowing up q
Philippines airliner, flying from
Daet to Manila, with time bomb
last May.
The woman's husband and IL
others aboard were killed. Author
tiles said June Z the lovers would
be arrested and their identity re-
vealed "at the proper time"
Two Americans were among the
victims. They were Ludwig j.
Sundeen, 48, Of Litchfield, Mimi,
and Robert Parker, q, of Roches-
ter, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Americans arriving in Fire COM
plain that visas, elsewhere out
moded, still are demanded.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
FOUND.

COCKER, black female. vic. Telegraph I'd. |:
very lonely. Ov. 1890.
DOG, large, white, about mos, vic
Silver Spring; TAGS and no license. Call
eH 1856.
FUR NECKPIECE, lady's, found Friday
night on Conn. ave. NV. BOX 4D3-B, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

The Army Air Forces were
started in 1907 as the .Aeronauti-
cal Division Of the Army Signal
Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
Flag Day Ceremony
Spectators Reminded
OF Citizenship Duties

A reavowal Of democratic prin-
ciples and Of the obligations ard
responsibilities Of citizenship last
night keynoted the observance OF
Flag Day here.
The cliEaaxing ceremonies were
held on the east steps Of the Capt.
toll under auspices Of the Depart
ment Of the Potomac. Woman's
Relief Corps, auxiliary to the
Grand Army Of the Republic. and
other patriotic organizations.
The program. under direction OF
Miss Bernice Ferris. patriotic In
structor Of the department. started
with q concert by the United States
Navy School Of Music Band with
Chief Musician NJ. z. Ford con-
Quoting. This was followed by q
fanfare of bugles and the March
of the colors." with participants
from the Spanish American. World
War I and World War II groups
Gold Star Mothers and other mill
tary and veterans organizations
Presentation of the colors wa.
by Percy Parker. color bearer OF
the Department Of the Potomac
Grand Army Of the Republic. fol-
lowed by Boy and Girl Scout troops
and boy and girl cadets from the
city's high schools. The Press Club
Chorus and others sang.
Miss Ferris led the salute To
the Flag and Mrs. Edith r. Bug
bee recited Our Flag" as q pre-
Jude to entrance Of soldiers. sail
ors. Marines and airmen.
The principal address was by
Col. Lawrence r. Dewey of the
faculty Of the National War Col
lege. He warned that In safe
guarding our liberty we must be
sure not to infringe upon 1t. He
stressed 1t was everybody's con-
Germ to fulfill the obligations and
privileges which are symbolized
by the American Flag. He also
pointed out that through the Mar
shall Plan and Atlantic Pact, the
Flag was aligned with all the
great international banners In
securing peace and freedom for
much of the rest Of the world.
At the close Of the ceremonies
the audience Joined In singing
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" un-
der leadership of Leslie ]. Bray
of the Press Club Chorus.
James q. Yaden, past president
of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public Memorial Day Corp. and
past department commander Of
the United Spanish War Vet
eral1s, was master Of ceremonies.
The invocation and benediction
were conducted by the Rev. Carl
Heath Kopf. pastor Of the First
Conversational Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15

Appeals. With the state paying ths
expense. II this fails. ha may
maize IN appeal for cieneney 70
Governor Lana.
Edwards was convicted Of the
murder last September of John II.
Nathan. 25. o Glen BuYnie post
ONCE worker. and Miss Mary c.
Kline. 10.
The couple had gone out On .
date. Mr. MAhian's h3ood-spat-
tered automobile was found the
next morning In . bean patch
about four miles southeast Of Glen
Burnie. The bodies were found
two days later. In clearing Is
miles away just OF Chesterfield
Road. west Of Annapolis.
Edwards, who worked at q Balti-
more sugar refinery and lived with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
Irving Abromson Joins
RoIeiqh Hoberdosher

Irving Abramson, for i've years
retail advertising director with
the Henry J. kaufman & Associ-
ates Advertising Agency, has been
named sales promotion and adj
vertising director Of the Raleigh
Haberdasher. Mr.. Abramson be-
|ean his advertising career In 1898
with the Hecht Co,
Clarence Grosner. president OF
Raleigh Haberdasher. also an
nounced the promotion Of Herbert
Shugar to assistant advertising
manager. Both changes are eff
fective today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
Glen Burnie Slayer
Sentence Due June II

BALTIMORE. June is.-6en-
fencing Of Thomas A. Edwards. -.
Anne Arundel County. for. the
staying of q young Glen Burnie
couple. was set yesterday for June
~.
The Baltimore supreme bench
last week denied the eolored de-
PENDANT q new trial ON plea Of his
counsel that they had unearthed
new evidence.
Edwards has the right TO take
his case to the Maryland Court Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
IMAGINED EVEN HAIR
LIKE THIS.

Your new short hair style calls for this
new waving method. For now you
wave only the ends Of your hair cut
them off Is fast - they grow out You
want and need not "pefmanenf
but Q fssb, sea- WSSs every sessA.
SPRAY-A.WAvE gives il to you-fof
pennies, not dollars. In minutes -sos
hours!
Here's All You Do
I, Put up your hair, with pins or curl
era, rs you choose.
4. Spray on SPRAY-A.WAyE lightly
from IFS flexible sprayer bottle.
3. when hair dries, simply brush out
the springy, naturally-lovely cirls and
arrange in q deep, soft, ssSts,1t wave
that lasts from shampoo to shampoo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

brazek z tohoto vykonu byl We
vsech zdejs1ch casopisech.
Do Smithsonian Institution
prispel mnoho mas zesnuly kra-
jan DR.. Hrdlicka, ale 81 Yam
tam O mem neco pow - nevlm.
V kapitolu, Melon Institute
a jinde jsou krasne prace ma
seho zesnuleho br. Jettmara.
Elektricka prace v George Wa
shington University nemocnicl
je dflem firmy J. Dobricky, sy-
ma naSeho br. a ses. Dobricky
re Sylvan Shore, Md. Tesaf-
ska prace v Georgetown a
George Washington University
nemocnici byla pod vedenim
naseho br. Sally. Okrasne bra
ny, ploty, dvere a jine prace re
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

zeleza v Monasteriu byvaleho
nemeckeho vyslanectv1 a jinych
mlstech Washingtonu je prace
br. Krist1na a bratri Kodejo-
vych.
Jeden z vedouc1ch pri stavbe
zidovske synagogy je archi-
text VIM. Drevo. Kolik z ma
SIGH krajann bralo 1cast ma BY
valych starych stavbach O tom
Sc MONA jeSte dozv1me.
V Carnegie Institution "a
stupuj1 mas krajane Ksanda a
Kracek. Jestli budete jisti hous-
ky V hotelu Statler, kdo mysl1-
tie re je pece? PekaTi pod We
denim hlavnfho pekare bratra
Ptacka. Jestli 81 chcete neco
vyp1t, zastavte Sc br. Krouti-
Ia. Ridici poulicnich drah (Ra-
Sin, Soltis), policist6 (Barcay,
Novotny, Klepac), hasici (Ka-
I3parek), obchody, 1rady jsou
zastoupeny naSimi lidmi.
Toto by jsme vsak nev6d6li
kdyby nebylo Csl. Americkeho
Ustfedi. kde Sc nasinci jednou
"a meslc seidou a to vzdy ne
kdo novy pride a neco noveho
sc dozv1me.
Proto krajan6 pTfjdte ma ma
Sc meslcn1 schuze a jiste bude-
e spokojeni.
Minula schGze mohla byti le-
ne navSt1vena, ale pro krasny
lien mnoho lid slo do pfirody.
Vyletni vybor podal zpravu
q apeluje ma cleny j pTatele, a
~ donesli ma vylet RUNE dar-
ky do vyhry, pecivo a vGbec
7se co by. udelalo zisk co nej-
7ets1. Vylet Dude dine II. GER
vence V Annapolis, Md. a pro
krajany z Washington a oko-
Il, kteTi nemaji auta, budeme
m1ti autobusy ktere vyjedou v
II hodin rano cd Star Building
18th st. a Pa. Avenue, N. w.
Oznameno bylo, re naSe .pTa-
tele budou miti cvicenl V Curtis
Bay, Md. dine IL. cervna kde Sc
mame co nejv1ce z1castniti.
V kuchyni S ochotou praco
wall br. a ses. Brandeis, sestrs
Bonner a br. Wagner u piva
Pecivo darovaly sestry: Kristin
Ptacek, Bonner a ses. BRANDED
pecivo a gardnii do vyhry
D1ky!
Budouc1 a posledni schGze
zabava teto sezony Dude DIN
5. cervna- v Pythian Temple
1912 = 10th ST., N. w. Wash
ington, p. G..
Kazdy je srdecn6 v1tan!
Week
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

Washington je nejkrasnejsl
z jara, kdy take prijede sem
co nejvice navstevn1k1, ktef1 Sc
zajimaji o rGzne budovy
CO je v Mich, ale take KIDD je
stavil. Caste sc dozv1te KIDD ty
stavby, malby, pomniky, sochy
atd. delal, avsak nenajdete
snad nikde jmeno nasince, KITE
r1 by byl necim k teto krase
hlavnfho mesta prispel. To ne
nj mic noveho, nebot pred II
Lefty nez Sc zalozila Ceskoslo-
v~ensko-Americke Ustfed1, ami
Sc nevedelo, re tn nasi Tide by
vajf. Zalozenim tohoto spolku
zacali Sc nasinci schazeti a sc
poznavati, a tn jsme Sc dove
deli mnohe zaj1mave veci, IT,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Anton1n Thomas:

Jest zahodno, abychom Sc
mad touto otazkou pozastavili
a krajanum vysv6tlili, proc slet
pofadame. Nez pTikroc1m k Wy
svetlen1, cht6l bych upozorniti,
re roztTid1m tuto otazku ma tfi
hlavn1 body.
Ia prve: Pratele Sokolstva a
|Sokolove feknou "jest ma case,
re Sc zde ma vychode take n6co
porada."
Ia druhe: Lide z jineho ia
bora Teknou. Budou tam hazet
rukama a delat kotrmelce a
chteji ukazat, CO dovedou.
Ia tTet1: Druz1 Ease povlda-
il -. Sokolove chit delat penl-
re a proto poradaji slet.
Mono Tici, re toto vse SOU
hlasf, vsak v pravem slova smy-
stu jest tomu jinak. A Size "a
prve:
Pfedstavte 81 krajane jak to
Dude krasne, kdyz 800 cvic1-
c1ch sc postav1 do SIKH, a Dude
pochodovati arenou, kde anne
ricke publikum a my, America
ne ceskoslovenskeho pGvodu
budeme pfihlizeti S mimi. Tam
Ivlastne dokazeme, KIDD jsme.
Ijak mas nase ceskoslovenska
kultura vypravila do sveta a &c
Ii nase deti, ktere jsou zde roze-
ne, to dokaz1. Tam vSichni u
vidime, co nam mas milovanJ
zakladatel, Miroslav Tyrs vlo.
I'll do vinku, kdyz zalozil sokol.
ideu. Tam uvid1te vsich
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
kajfcf sc nasich zde zij1c1ch

kajic1 Sc nasich zde zijfcich
krajanG.
TAX ma prfklad kdyz Sc Theo-
dor Roosevelt svefil nasemu
krajanu Bazatovi, re by rad
vetsf Billy Dim a do vysky Sc
media pro slabe zaklady mic sta
yeti, tax ma radu naseho kraja-
ma pfistavilo sc Sc strany. Kdyz
Sc posledne maloval Washing
ton Monument" bylo potreba
leseni, ktere Sc stavelo pod We
denim tesaTskeho mistra byv.
br. Ustredf br. Kupky, rodaka
4 Clevelandu, a kdyz Sc dove
deli, re br. Kupka je vyborny
hrae golfu, postarali Sc Q to ably
81 mas krajan zahral golf z Wy
|se Washington Monument. O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Narodnf Svaz Ceskych KatolikIG

Dude mfti svoje representanty
O memorialn1ch bohosluzbach
ma Arlingtonskem hrbitove. Po-
Tadajf je pravideln6 prede dnem
Zdoben1 HrobG Ryt1Ti Kolumbo-
vi a zvou k MIN rozlicne Narod-
nostnf skupiny, mezi mimi Svaz
V Baltimore name zivou osad-
nj odbocku, jejfz clenove jsou
nasimi officielnfmi delegaty o
t6to pT1lezitosti. Letos wall ma
sebe toto poslan1 DIP. Josef We
trovec, C.SS.R., a p. Frantisek
Chyba, pokladn1k osadn1ho
Svazu. Zajedou ma memorial
nj vojenskou polni mSi svatou
a polozf smutecnf venec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
MlStnl Zprayy.
Ma Vyrocnim Majovem
Eestivalu

ktery Sc konal We dnech IL. a
10. kvetna pod zastitou Inter
natioanl Center YWCA v Lee
vering Hall, jednou z hlavnfch
skupin, ktera ku zdaru vecera
dine IL. kvetna pracovala byl
P6vecko-D ramaticky Sbor Sv,
Cecilie nasi Svatovaclavsk6 O.
sadly. PTedsedou Sboru, ktery
v posledni dobe vyviji opet
zdarnou Ginnost ie znamy kra-
jan p. Vojt6ch Strejcek. Sbor
lapel Ceskoslovenskou hymnu
dale vynatky z operety "Tu-
lax" a zakoncil nami vsem INA
mou a oblibenou p1sni: eta
nase pisnicka ceska". Vykony
nasich zp6vakG byly d%oprova-
zeny bouFlivym potleskem.
Ma t6chto oslavach cleny w
boru ma Ceskoslovensk6 Pecivo
byly krajanky: pi. Rohova, pl.
Cvachova a pi. Hromadkova.
SleGna Norma Svejdova byla
ma hlavnfm vyboru Festivalu.
Cesk6 pecivo, ktery ma vyhla-
Senou povest tesilo Sc velikemu
Odbytu.
Clenob6 csl. vyboru a csl.
zp6vaci pfisp6li merou nema-
lou ku zdaru festivalu a jejich
spoluprace byla ocen6na a pri-
jata s velikym povd6kem In
ternacionalnlm Cetrem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
z W~ashingtOnu, DC.

Dne IL. kvetna pfse v ga
merikanu' mas byvaly bratr
Rosner Pametihodnosti hlavni-
no mesta Westinghouse elky a
krasny dopis, coz vsak porov-
mani tomu co We Washingtonu
NIUE clovek videti, je jest6 vel
mi malo napsano. Kdo chce
nase hlavn1 mesto dobTe pozna-
ii. must sem pTij1ti aspon ma ne
kolik tydn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

Velkorad a Ustfednf Agitac-
nj Vybor G. S. A. Statu Mary
land touto cestou d6kuje vsem,
kdoz Sc jakymkoliv zpusobem
pricinili O 1spech Oslavy 95ti-
leteho Trvan1 Jednoty G. S. A.
poradane dine 7. kvetna v Del
nickem Dome.
Obrazky vzate pri oslave
jsou velmi zdaril6 a ii, kdoz by
81 prali m1ti nejake, mohou 81
jej prohl6dnout u Antona Ry-
sa, 80 N. Glover St., kde MOI
no 81 je objednati. Velikost
Obrazku je 14"x12" a cena
S1.25' "a kus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Mlady Stain 81 Dude brat
MolotovoYu dceru.

"The London Star" pfinasl
zpravu, re Svetlana Molotovo-
va. tmavovlasa dcera ruskeho
namestka premiere V. M. Molo-
tova, Dude 81 brati Stalinova
syna Vasileja.
Mlady Stain je general-ma-
loren v ruskem letectvu, Je od-
vaznym pilotem a vedl vojen-
skou leteckou paradu mad
Moskvou pri oslave prvniho
kvetna. -
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80. KVETNA

Memorial Day, kter5 Dude slavens 3d. kwtna We vetnes tta Ihe, e osmdesaymp vnfm
vyrocm vzdavam pnni vzpomhnky vojndnl padlym v amercke obcmke vaHe
Pmd oIavaD nev eneenf hnbd konalas Sc 80 kvHna 1858 z rozkazug eneaaJ ohna A
vrcmho vehele Grand Army of the Republic krNce pfed tim utvorne vysouMci
ki bojovai V obcanske vace ma strane Severn. We SVEN rozkaze general Logan daval
re zmmeny den l "uWen k okraaen1 kvty nebo jnymi ozdobami hob1 sWduhG, hm
zemrei pm oUan6W e vai "a nedavneho powtanL"
Dm slavery roku1 1868 jte nekoEkn askduUcch let b1n azyvan Decoration Jay
a tprvev pozdGschs edmdesatch ltech rozhodlas Grand Army OF theR Republic anenh
toto jmeno maven Memorial day. terry lepev ysthoval skutecny1 dne. Jte dnes e
vk mnohoH lid, kM1 Sc prdrzuJ DecorhonD Day jakozton azvu hadicnhO.
V Georgn v Aabme, M Fhrde av MiSiIppia a1 Sc Den vencen1 hrob1 &c. dubna
oAavami ma pamt We Me padBch konfederMfch voInG. Sevrn1 a JTnf Karina sv1
Den ven6n hobd @. kvema. IT. zvg gulf states v nchz doba kvtd pnchazf mesc drve
neil ma seru koa Sc oaava zmnenho dine poaedn tyden V dubnu
NektereJ JIM sty sW den 80 kvNma jake Memorial Day. pr tom vsak venuf mcty
len vzpOmnkam ma konederacn pade. Mei tmtos Eyj e Kentucky kery sa1 TO- kvt
na,a Tennessee 8 cevna.