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Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Social Picture EnIivened
|By q Furry of Parties

would have an opportunity for a
chat with them before they went
back to California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stabler have their home near San
Francisco and they came East in
late July to spend a little time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Morris in Be-
thesda and with Mr.. Stabler's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Stabler, in Spencerville, Md.
Assisting Mrs. Morris during
the hours of the reception were
Mrs. Willard Schumacher, Mrs.
John Stetson of Sandy Spring and
Miss Peggy Stabler of Spencer
vile.
Mr.. Stabler has returned to
California; Mrs. Stabler and her
daughter. Kay Stabler, will re-
main in Bethesda for a few weeks
before they join Mrs Stabler in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Raymond Wire
had few friends in for dinner
earlier in the week. It was their
first bit of entertaining for sew
eral months since Mrs. Wire is
just back from a three-month
stay in San Angelo. Tex, where
she was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Quinn Williams. widow of
the late Mr.. Williams, who rep
resented Texas in the United
States Congress for many years.
Later in the month Mrs. Wire
will leave for another trip, going
to Capon Springs, w. Va, where
she and Mr.. Wire and their two
daughters, Ramona and Rosemary,
will spend a late summer vacation.
Recent letters from Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Richards. Westgate res
idents now on the West Coast,
bring the news that they will
spend the coming year in Teheran,
where Mr.. Richards will be on duty
at the United States Embassy.
While they are overseas their
home on Earlston drive will be
occupied by Representative j.
Frank Wilson of Texas and Mrs.
Wilson and their daughter, Miss
Marion Wilson, a student at Mount
Vernon Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards will be
back in Westgate for a short stay
before they sail for Teheran about
the LIST of September.
An interesting visitor in Bethesda
this week end is Miss Pearl Burton
who came from her home in
Sullivan, Ind. for a fortnight's
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. William
Mohler on Chevy Chase boulevard.
Miss Burton is Mrs. Mothers aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mortimer
Barley of Bannockburn Heights
have returned from Bethany
Beach, where they spent a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

rs no fun to slave" over clean.
up chores so let me tell you
how to escape" this drudgery!
Just use SERGEANT'S Pine
Fragrant Disinfectant in all your
scrubbing water :. for it cleans,
disintects and deodorizes all at
once! And though it's 5 times
stronger than carbolic acid
against typhoid bacillus, it leaves
NO unpleasant odor just a
faint piney freshness! That's
why it's perfect for sparkling
up" bathroom floors, tub, tile and
lavatory as well as kitchen
floors, sink and garbage pail! So
get SERGEANT'S Disinfectant
Ut your Drug Store today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

HAMMER or COW BRAND Baking Soda mix
with water into paste and daub on your scorched"
skin! Next cover with wet cloths and keep pouring
water over cloths to keep them wet or for
lighter sunburn, simply battle with soda solution
proportions: 1 Tbs. soda to u glass waterD
Cooling and soothing, these soda applications are
Just as effective for insect bites, itching rashes or
poison ivy . T.. so take my advice =. get ARM &
HAMMER or COW BRAND Baking Soda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
By LiIIion Arthur


A sudden furry of entertaining
during the past few days has giver
the Bethesda communities some
thing of the feeling of being back
again in the midst of the socia'
season of mid-winter.
There was a luncheon Thursday
at the Congressional Country Clut
that each of the nearly 40 guests
present said was one of the love.
Hest parties in Bethesda for many
day.
The guest of honor at the
luncheon was Mrs. James Martin
a bride of only few weeks. The
hostesses were Mrs. Albert j
Bates of Bethesda and Mrs. Gler
H. PAUL of Washington and the
guests were a group of young wo.
men, all close friends of the bride
with a few additional guests who
were friends of her mother Mrs
Christian Heurich, jr., or of Mrs
John Martin, the mother OF the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Martin-before her mar
rage was Consuelo Corinne Heu-
rich-was seated at the head of a
"U" shaped table beautifully decor
ated with vases of pink and white
flowers, and seated next to her
were her two grandmothers, Mrs.
John M. Young and Mrs. Christian
Heurich, ST..
At the close of the luncheon
Mrs. Martin was presented with
number of gifts to use in her
new home.
Among the guests at the lunch
con we're Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs.
Dolan Donohoe, Miss Carol Heur-
ich, a sister of the bride, Mrs.
Robert E. Newly. and her daught-
er, Mrs. Leonard Williams, Mrs.
Charles Fierst. Mrs. j. B. Schoon-
maker, and Mrs. Edmund Carl.
Some of the others present at
the party were Mrs. w. Russell
Lamar, Mrs. P. Murray Toomey,
Miss Jean Stewart, Mrs. Harrison
Somerville, Miss Thelma lager,
and Miss Eloise Richberg, a class
mate of Mrs. Martin at Wellesley
who came up from her home in
Charlottesville for the luncheon.
Still others at the luncheon
were Mrs. M. c. MacKinnon. Mrs.
Frank Ebaugh, Mrs. Harvey
Jones. Mrs. c. w. Gosnell, Mrs.
De We're Weldon, Mrs. C. Ray
mond Wire, Mrs. Walter Goodrich,
Miss Nancy Needham. Miss Vir-
GINA Sutton, Mrs. F. F. Martin
and Mrs. George Edw. Muth.
Another party of the past few
days was the shower for Miss
Sandra Marie Irwin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Irwin, whose
marriage to Mr.. John Ivers Kelly
will take place August 20.
The party was given by Miss
Sue Britton, who will be one of
the bridesmaids in the wedding
party. at her home in Wood Acres.
And still another party of the
past few days was the reception
that Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bateman
Morris gave so that friends of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stabler,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
Dorothy Mcintosh
Becomes Bride

The Shrine of the Sacred Heart
was the scene of the marriage of
Miss Dorothy Anne Mcintosh to
Mr.. Norman Emil Svendsen which
took place recently. The Rev. r.
Paul Repetti oficiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arthur
Mcintosh of Washington and New
York and Mr.. Svendsen is the
son of Mrs. Lillian M. Borowski
and the late Mr.. Emil Svendsen.
Miss Dorothy Sherkus of Union
Beach, N. j., was her cousins only
attendant. Mr.. David A. Wills was
the best man and ushers were Mr..
Chester Bernard and Mr.. ZyWno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

the water has drained
either green and tell
baths then how much
time and ack-breaking work it you'll
sxferina synbvrn7 the kitchen for ARM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
Bride of Yesterday

DI1QC VI II ot010Fy
Announcement is made. of the
marriage of Miss Irene Gooch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Gooch of Durham, N. c.. to Mr..
Robert R. Padgett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold D. Padgett of Mclean,
Va, the wedding taking place yes
terday in the chapel at Duke Uni
versity. The Rev. Carlos Womack
of Roxboro oficiated at the cere-
mony.
After a trip to Nova Scotia the
couple will live in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
Betty Louise Brua
Bride of Mr.. Baker

Miss Betty Louise Brua, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brua of
Hollidaysburg. Pa, became the
bride of Mr.. Jesse Lloyd Baker last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
MRS. BAKER.

MRS. BAKER.
George o. johnson Photo.
night at the Mount Rainier
Methodist Church, with the Rev.
Clarkson r. Banes officiating.
MIR. Baker is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse o. Baker Of Brentwood,
Md.
The brides only attendant was
her sister, Mrs. Julian Bowman,
and Mr.. Raymond Earl Baker was
his brothers best man. Ushers
were Mr.. Byron Patrick and Mr.
Lawrence Whelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will make
their home in Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

w..ls spea..e.d IAi.s, "'.'.h"s

NEW YORK, Aug 7-Wonders never cease
that's the chorus" of women everywhere who
don't have to scrub out the ring in the bathtub
anymore. How do they avoid this inevitable
task? By simply putting little SWERL in the
tub before they turn on water :. for using this
new scientific suds discovery prevents bathtub
ring everytime. Use your own toilet soap as
usual for your bath You'll find that SWERL
nrerente soan scum from forming leaves no
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Sto miIionId dolarIG ma vsdecka
badani.

New York. - List New York
Times" uveTejnil pTehled, po-
die ktereho dive ste americkych
vysokych skol a universit do
stane v beznem akademickem
roce vladnf podporu a casio
vice nez sto milion1 dolarn ma
vedecke badanf. Rovnez SOU
krone prGmyslove podniky po-
skytnou ma vedecky vyzkum a.
merickych vysokych skol pres
dvacet pet miliond dolarG. Ty-
to fondy jsou v letosnlm roce
O pet set procent vyssf neil v
roce minulem. Vice nez iedna
tretina federalnfch fond1 uni
versitam je poskytovana ma ba-
danf technicke a jedna polo
VIVA ma badani lekafske a fy-
sikaln1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
pfipusteni bezdomovci
must Sc prihlasiti.

Poole nedaVne ZpraVy KOml-
Sc pro bezdomovce bylo do L.
listopadu 1949 pripusteno do
Spojenych StatG vice nezli
100, 900 osob We shode S obs
placed Persons Act of 1948".
Tento zakon mezi jinym stano-
vi, re tito pristehovalci must Sc
L. ledna 1850 Tadne pfihlasiti.
Formulate, ma nichz pfihlasku
podavajl, je mono opatfiti 81
liz dnes We vsech krajskych u
fadovnach Pfist6hovaleck6 a
naturalisacni sluzby americke-
no Department. spravedlnosti,
(v Baltimore Post Office Build
ing)l.
Komise upozornuje, re tato
hlasen1 jsou povinna a re opo-
menut1 je uciniti tresta Sc po-
die zakona. Informace, poda-
vane ma prihlasce, tykajfcf Sc
bydliste, druhu a mista zamest-
mani. PTihlasku ma podati hla-
va rodiny (hlavnl zadateD ,
ktera podava zadane informa-
ce "a sebe, "a svou manzelku
| (prfpadne manzela) a "a svo-
bodne deti do jedenadvacfti
let. Bezdomovec, ktery sem
prijel jake ~svobodny muz (ne-
DO neprovdana zena) must tez
prihlasku podati.
Zakon dale stanovi, re kaz.
dv pTistehovalec, ktery sem
pTijel We shode sc zakonem Q
~bezdomovcfch, must Sc behem
dvou let hlasiti celkem styry-
krate. Pro ty, kdoz byli pfipu-
stem do Spojenych Stata pred
|. listopadem 1913 (vcetne)
Dude hlasenf, podavane 1. led
ma 1850, jiz tretfm sveho dru-
hu; pro ty, pripustene mezi 2.
listopadem 1913 a 1. kvetnem
1949 (vcetne)), Dude to hlase-
nj druhe; a konecne pro ty,
kdoz sem pTijeli mezi 2. kvet-
mem 1949 a i. listopadem 1919
(vcetne), Dude to hlasenf prvnl.
Ackoli prihlaska ma byti po-
davana teprve 1. ledna 1850,
Komise pro bezdomovce ozna-
mule, re je ochotna il pfijati
w i patnact dnf pTedem. Phi
hlasku je proto mono poslati
do Washington kdykoli pc Is.
prosinci tohoto roku.
Misplaced Persons Commits
sion, Washington, D. c." zada
d1razne vsechny pTipustene
sem b~ezdomovce, ably Sc Tadne
prihlasili, a soucasne i prosi
rozhlas a denn1 tisk - zvlaste
cizojazycny - ably tyto pTiste-
hovalce upozornily, re pTihlas-
kove blankety jsou jim dany
liz dnes k disposici.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Sefredaktor "Rudeho Prava"
byl vyhozen.

Praha. = Csl. bolsevicka
vlada zbavila mfsta s6fredak-
tora "Rudeho Prava", tiskove-
no organu csl. komunisticke
stranv. Vladnf tiskova kance-
lar tez oznamila, Re bylo zat-
eeno n6kolik anglo-americ-
kych vyzv6dac1.
TfmtO Sc potvrzujf pfedpo-
v6di o provedenf cistky v ko-
munistick1ch fadach. crude
Pravo" strucne oznamilo, re
Vil6m Novy, 49lety sefredak-
tor "Rud6ho Prava" byl pro-
pusten q nahrazen VIadimirem
Kouck1m. Jmena zatcenych
"vyzvedacd" nebyla oznamena
Redaktor Novy Jest druhym
z vysoce postavenych komuni-
std V teskoslovensku, ktery
podlehl cistce. Prvnim byl Ev-
zen Loebl, nam6stek ministra
zahranicniho obchodu, O nemz
kolujf zpravy, re spachal We
vezenf sebevrazdu.
Vilem Novy ie komunista re
stare gardy. We vladimir ozna-
menl o ieho propusteni Sc IVA
df, re "Novy hrube porusil boil
sevickou obezfelost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Sava Kosanovic ma adresu
VvSinskeho.

Lake Success. - Ne Valnem
shromazden1 Spojenych naro-
du, Jugoslavie upozornila sve-
tovou verejnost ma skuteconst,
re zatim co Sovetsky svaz pred
klada tax zvane m1rove navr-
by, We stejne dobe kominfor-
ma, kterou Sovetsky svaz Tid1
= vyzyva sve cleny, ably svr-
hi jugoslavskou vladu jakymi-
koliv prostfedky.
Jugoslavsky delegat Sava
Kosanovic ucinil We Valnem
shromazdenf prudky 1tok pro
ii resoluci kominformy. Rekli
doslova: "Byli jsme vylouceni
z kominformy prave proto, re
isme nebyli ochotni takovou
resoluci podepsat."
Jugoslavsky delegat pax pri-
pomnel, re d%okumenty norim-
berskeho soudu ukazuji, re Hi
tier odkladal svGj 1tok ma So
vetSky vSaZ, prOtOZe v prve ra-
de bylo nutne upaTmit Jugo-
slavii.
Kosanovic dale uvedl, re 5.
dubna 1941 uzavfela Jugosla-
vie smlouvu o pTatelstvi Sc So
vetskym svazem. A jiz 6. dub
ma zeme OSY prepadly Jugo-
slavii re vsech stran. Jugo-
slavsky delegat dale pripom-
mel, re IL. kvetna 1941, tri IT,
dny pc tom, co Jugoslavie byla
ujafmena, sovetske minister.
stvo zahranicf vratilo jugoslav.
skemu velvyslanci jeho cesto-
vnf pas.
"Ministr Visinsky doufa,'
fekl dale Sava Kosanovic, "ze
nejen cely svet, nybrz i sam.
Jihoslovane zapomenou ma ty-
to dejinne udalosti. Ministl
Visinsky Sc snazf zakryvat svf
1mysly ideologif."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Kasarny kouzIa zbavene.

Praha. - Ty tam jsou ony
blahe easy csl. novackd v ka-
sarnach, kdy 81 mohli zdi ka-
saren polepovat obrazky hez-
kych devcat, at uz v plavkach
nebo odenych jenom do Vast
nj krasy. Bolsevictf vojensti
mocipani v Ceskoslovensku uz
pred delsf dobou zakazali w.
lepovanf takovych obrazku
krasavic a filmovych hvezd v
kasarnach. Vylepovan1 obraz-
XII 1dernic brigadnic a stacha-
movkyn je patrne dovoleno a
doporucovano, ale tyto sc zpra-
vidla nevyskytujf v tax svGd-
nych 1borech jake uznavane
krasavice.
A ted prisla dalsi b1da ma
csl. kozacka v kasarnach. Po-
die nejnovejsfho "ukazu" 81 uz
vojacci ami nesmf v kasarnach
prozpevovat sentimentalnf po-
pevky, jake jsou ma pr. tramp
ske pfsnicky, Haslerky a jine
plody oblfbene p1snove tvorby.
Vojaci 81 budou moci v ka-
sarnach prozpevovat uznava-
ne proletarske pfsn6 jake in
ternacionalu, sovetskou hymn
nu, ktere mohou melancholic-
ky propletat chvalozp6vy ma
Gottwalda, petiletku, a nejvf-
&c ovsem ma genialn1ho vGdce
vsech vGdc1 Joe Stalina. Mali
to dnes rekruti v Ceskosloven-
sku hloupou vojnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Ne Snszka, ale Hora Stalinova

Praha. - Krkonosska Snez-
ka, nejvyssf bora v Cechach,
vysoka 1903 metry, Dude k 70.
narozeninam Gruzince Josipa
Dzugasvili-Stalina pojmenova-
ma ma Stalinovu Horu. K slav-
nostnimu pfejmenovani dojde
FL. prosince, den narozen1
Stalinovych.
Bolsevicti mocipani Cesko-
slovensku, jak videt, jsou ne
smfrne vynalezavf, jak Sc CO
nejv1ce zavdecit svemu vrchni-
mu pohlavaru v Moskve. Ma
konec jim to mic nepomGze.
Domnfvaji-li Sc, re takovym
zp1sobem mohou z1skat n6ja-
ky respekt u ujaTmeneho csl.
lidu, kdyz S takovym patolizal-
Swim navy podlozene stalety-
mi tradicemi budou nasilne
m6nit. pax Sc ovsem mylf veil
ce velmi. Nesvata trojice &C.
minder-Slansky-G ottwald ne
ma a nebude NIT nikdy tolik
moci, ably pTemenenymi navy,
nasilnym vtloukan1m rustiny
stavenfm soch a rGznym jinvm
zpdsobem vtloukla jen spetku
dcty k dnesnfm vladcGm v
Kremlu, 0 nichz ma lid v Ces-
koslovensku sve vlastnf mine
nj. Neco takoveho Sc nedoka-
re ami miliony vynucenych pod
pis1 ma blahopran1 k narozeni-
nam Stalinovym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Ceskoslovenske mince.

Kdyz Sc staly v ceske zemi
"a vlady Premysla Otakara I.
platidlem male, kulate a te-
nounke plfsky strfbra, orazene
obrazem a znakem panovn1ka,
znamenalo to konec dosavad-
n1ho zpGsobu zivota, tezkopad-
neho vymenovanf zbozi "a zbo-
Ii z ruky do ruky. Vzdyt vse-
chino, CO clovek potreboval, mu-
sill ziskavat vymenou. Zeme-
delec "a med, obilf, dobytek,
dostal naradf, Temeslnik mel
praci zaplacenu zemedelskymi
produkty nebo jinym zbozfm.
HospodaT musil nalozit obilf
do vozu, remeslnfk sve vyrob-
ky, smenit je ma trhu a jet zas
s plnym nakladem dom1. Jak
to bylo zdlouhave! Zavedenf
platidel, kovovych penez, zpG-
sobilo 1plnou revoluci. Stacilo
prodat, strfbrne plfsky, zastr-
cit do kapsy a to tam bylo ne
pohodlne cestovani.
Nejlepsf ceske penfze, jez
mely dobry zvuk pc cele Evro-
pe, byly "prazske grose", ktere
dial razit Vaclav IT,, syn slavne-
no Pfemysla Otakara H., pc je-
hoz smrti vtrhli do ceskeho kra-
lovstv1 Branibori, a zle je zpu-
stosili a vydrancovali. Vaclav
II. chtel ochuzenou zemi pri-
vest opet k rozkvetu. Ia neho
Sc dolovalo v Kutne Hore stfi-
bro a kral, vystihnuv potrebu
dolby, dial razit move penize.
Povolal k teto praci nejlepsi
mistry, jimiz byli tehdy Italo-
We a ma CHI mincovniky upo-
nina dnes jeste Vlassky dv1r v
Kutne HoTe.
Krone Prahy a Kutne Hory
byl to V roce 1919 Jachymov v
ceskem pohranicf, kde Sc razi-
ly stffbrne mince.
Ceskoslovenske kovove Pc
nize vyrabejf Sc We starobyle
slovenske Kremnici, jez ma
svoji davnou tradici. Tuto min
covnu zalozil v roce 1928 Poole
vzoru mincovny kutnohorske
uhersky kral Karel Robert z
Anjou. Tehdy tn byly zlate
dolly a proto kremnicke mince
byly ma rozdfl cd ceskych fla
te. Zlato dobyvali cestf hornf-
eli, v Kremnici pracovali cesti
mincovn1ci. W tehdy byla pra-
ce ceskeho cloveka pro svoji
hodnotu vyhledavana v okol-
mich zemich.
| kdyz Sc pozdeji zlate dolly
propadly, mincovna tn zGstala.
A v roce 1918. kdy Kremnici
obsadilo ceskoslovenske vojsko,
zacaly Sc tn razit vsechny ces-
koslovenske mince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
echo Sc obavaji komuniste {
vanocich?

Praha. - v Ceskoslovensku
panui1 domnenky, re pfijel do
Prahy dalsf z vedouc1ch SOVIET
skych politikG, kteremu byla
pravdepodobne svefena dalsi
cistka v komunisticke strane.
VSeobecne Sc predpoklada, re
tfmto muzem Kominformy je
SET sovetske bezpecnostn1 sluz-
by Beria. Komunisticka cistka
Dude provedena pravdepodob-
ne behem mesfce prosince a
ledna. Zrejme pGjde o akci
vetsfho rozsahu, nebot mezi
ceskoslovenskymi komunistic-
kymi pohlavary jiz dnes je pa
trina znacna nervosita. Bude
zajfmave, kdo Sc stane obet1?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue - Is
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Mrtvy %sportovec.

Praha. = Znamy prazsky
sportovec, kter6ho s ohledem
ma pozdstal6 nelze jmenovat,
Glen boxing klubu, otec 3 det1,
byl V koncentracnim taboTe
Vikmanov uStvan k smrti. Ma
il no ma sv6domf dozorci Flip,
Czech a Jinderle, kteTf no uty-
rail- nelidskym zpIsobem. Je-
Ste V den smrti byl ma t. Nv. a.
pelu jmenovanymi dozorci SUI
rove zbit, pTi cemz MT vyhro-
zovali, re druheho dne dostane
jeste vice. Zoufaly nestastnfk
ale ma zftTek necekal = obesil
Sc ma drate, jfmz byly svazany
baliky dTevite Why. Pres to, re
byl jeho Gin zpozorovan a telo
sejmuto, nemohl uz byt spolu-
v6zni zachranen.
z naTfzenf dozorcG Filipa a
JinderlehO lezela mrtvola diva
dny V m1stnosti, kde Sc pro ia
borOvou kuchyni cist1 brambo-
ry. Pres zakaz zvrhlych do
zorcG doprovodili konecn6 spo-
luveznove mrtveho kamarada
az k bran6 tabora. Vzteklf do
zorci kTiceli S velitelem tabora
Zabrodskym ma podivny smu-
tocnl DrUVOd M to "a SehOu
a ma vas to, Wy lumpove, ceka!"
Posmrtnou poboznost "a mrtve
no, kterou chtel konat nasle-
dui1cf nedeli domazlicky arci-
dekan P. Antony, velitel tabo-
ra zakazal. Hrdinny knee roz-
pustil shromazd6ne vezn6 sc
sd6lenfm, re poboznost Sc ne
kona, protoze "vyssi moe sc
vtelila do dvou vyslanych do
zorcG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Pouziti uranu ma barveni.

Patterson, N. J. = DR.. Leo
nard E. Ravich zdokonalil pro-
ces barven1 latky pomocf ura-
nu. 1000 yardd latky, k ie-
j1mz nabarvenf byla obvyklym
procesem tTeba 4-8 hodin MI
re byt nabarveno dokonaleji
tfmto novym zpGsobem Ia 20
minut.
Poole teto move methody u
ranova sloucenina Sc pfida do
barevneho roztoku a latka je
barvena fotochemicky, coz je
znacne podobny zpIsob iakym
Sc vyvfjejf fotograficke filmy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Mezinarodni sprawl Jerusale.
ma byla schvalena vyborem
SpoienYch narodHG.

Lake Success. - Politely
vybor Spojenych narod1 sc u
snesl zavesti mezinarodnf spra
WI Jerusalemu. Pomer HAST
vyznel pFi tonic dGlezitem
rozhodnuti 35 k 13 a II naro-
d1 sc zdrzelo hlasovanf. Dele
GAGE Spojenych Stat1 a Angle
hlasovaly spolu s Israelem pro-
ii tomuto navrhu, ktery byl
podporovan Ruskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
S cenami "a kavu Sc svindluje.

Nekdo trzf velke penize "a
kavu, jejfz cena znacne stoup-
la. Senator Guy M. Gillette,
demokrat z Iowy, predseda Sc
natniho zemedelskeho podvy-
boru, prohlasil, re nem1ze byti
zadnych vymluv ami opodstat-
neni, proc kava tax znacne
stoupla, ackoliv We Spojenych
Statech je kavy nadbytek a .je-
il odbyt poklesl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
v Ceskoslovensku Sc nemaji
posilati vanocni blahoprani.

Praha. = Ceskoslovensky
kabinet sc usnesl, ably znarod-
meme prGmyslu a vladnf depart
menty neposflaly tohoto roku
zadnych vanocnfch blahopra-
nj. Doporucil take, ably Sc tim
to prfkladem Tfdila i verejnost.
Case jedna ruska vymoze-
nost).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Til move strany zalozeny
" Nemecku.

Frankfurt, Nemecko. - V
poslednfch dnech bylo hlaseno
zalozeni trf dalsfch novych po-
litickych stran, kdyz bylo v a
mericke zone ukonceno povo-
lovacf ffzenf pro jejich zakla-
DAM. Dive tyto politicke stra-
ny, socialisticka rfsska strana a
tax zvana nemecka akcni sku-
pima. =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Americko-csl. ustav zahajil
svou cinnOst.

New York. = Americko- csl.
socialnf 1stav, pomona orga-
nisace naSich krajanG v New
Yorku a okolf, zahajila svou
cinnost We stredu, Z. prosince.
u pTflezitosti zahajeni cinnos-
ii byl usp0Tadan zabavni vecf-
rex v Narodnf budove ma vych.
70. ulici.