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Evening star., 1950-01-09
Soviet Offers 10 Return
$500 More Prisoners
By the Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO, Jan. .9.-Russia today
voluntarily offered to repatriate
$500 more Japanese prisoners of
war.
The surprise offer came after
Allied occupation officials had
hammered at the Russians for an
accounting Of $4,000 Japanese
war prisoners Western powers say
are still in Russian hands. The
Russians had said they held only
10000 more and they were war
criminals and would not be sent
home. They have repatriated
more than 1,000, 900 Japanese
prisoners.
William Sebald, head Of the
diplomatic section at Gen. Mac
Arthur's headquarters, announced
the Russian offer.
|. The Russians recently walked
out Of two Allied Council sessions
rather than discuss repatriation.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
CT. North Found Dead:
.'Chick Thomas of Stuqe
BY the Asseeioted Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Charles T.
North, 81, for many years Chick
Thomas" of the vaudeville stage.
was found dead Saturday night.
Police said they believe his body
had lain about three days in the
kitchen Of his small apartment.
Death apparently resulted from a
heart ailment.
Mr.. North, who played the cir
cults of the United States and
Canada for IS years. rated as his
best act an impersontion of a
World War I rookie. It was a
hit for several years during and
after the European conflict.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

today. they were told
that Miss Franklin believed two
policemen had hung on her trail
since Acalottis trial last month.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick said he also had
been informed by Miss Franklin
that on December 27. 1949, her
apartment was entered and ran
sacked by some person unknown
to her."
Under these circumstances, I
ask that you inform me. whether
any member or members Of the
Metropolitan Police Department
have had Miss Franklin under
surveillance and If so for what
purpose" Mr.. Fitzpatrick wrote.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick asked for an
immediate reply"
The Commissioners took no i'm
mediate action on the letter.
Reporters seeking q statement
from Supt. of Police Robert j.
Barrett were told by a "spokes-
man" In his office that no members
of that department, eiter uni
formed or plainclothesman, had
been shadowing Miss Franklin.
As to the "ransacking" report. the
department viii investigate that in
the same manner that it looks into
any similar report, the spokesman
said.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick's letter to the
Commissioners was dated last
Friday, the day he filed the motion
to have Miss Franklin excused
from her witness role.
Lewis Loses Separate Trial.
In motions for separate trials
for Lewis and Billeci. Lewis at
torney. William II. Collins, con-
tended the case against his client
would be prejudiced because Of
the conviction Of Acalotti in the
threat case.
II don't see how anything in
the Acalotti case could prejudice
anything against Lewis" Judge
Holtzot1 said.
Myron G. Ehrlich, attorney for
Billeci. spoke of "a quarter Of q
ton Of evidence" that was pre-
sented. against Lewis and l3 other
defendants in the previous trial
that ended with q hung jury on
November a. He said his clients
case would be prejudiced because
mot ! per cent Of that evidence
applies to Billeci."
Judge Holtzon denied the
Billeci motion after Assistant
United States Attorney William
Hitz told the court, I'VE think
most of the evidence in this case
will effect Billeci as well as the
other defendants"
Opening arguments In the trial
were to be start this afternoon.
An earlier trial involving Lewis
and 13 co-defendants charged
with conspiracy In connection
with gambling in the District
ended with . hung jury Novem-
beG n and is scheduled for retrial
at a later date.
Acalotti Is already under . SEN
tence OF 8 months to 2 years
following his conviction Decem-
Der 13 on charges Of obstruct-
ing justice by threatening Miss
Franklin.
The present case charges that
the three defendants were en-
gagged IN running 1 numbers game
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Gambling
(Continued From First PageD

that he obstructed justice by
threatening Miss Franklin. she
testified that a recording devise
had been attached to her tele-
phone by Investigators of the
United States attorneys Office.
Separate Trials Denied.
The gambling trial is the result
of widespread raids last March by
United States Attorney George
Morris Fay after which numerous
persons were indicted. Miss
Franklin, one-time girl friend Of
Acalotti, was the star witness be-
fore the grand jury.
Prior to Judge Holtzoff's S ruling
on the wire tapping and denying
Miss Franklin's release as wit
ness. he also denied motions for
separate trials for Lewis and Bill
leci.
In today's action, the defense
lawyers took the attitude that the
burden lies with the Government
to prove that wire tapping was
not used to collect evidence in the
present case.
II necessary, they say. they are
prepared to call members of Mr..
Fay's staff to the witness stand
to quiz them. Mr.. Fay has denied
that wire tapping was used to
obtain evience against gambling
defendants.
Judge Holtzof indicated that ar
guments on the wire tapping issue
were to start this afternoon before
the actual trial proceedings get
under way.
Witness Plight Described.
In asking that Miss Franklin be
released as a witness, John r
Fitzpatrick, her attorney, told the
court that his client was . "pris-
oner Of process" reduced to "desti-
tuition" as the result of her serv-
ices to the United States Attorneys
!. office.
".Three-quarters of last year was
devoted by her to service under
process" Mr.. Fitzpatrick said
"She is unable to find or to keep
employment and cannot leave the
jurisdiction to seek employment
Elsewhere"
Mr.. Fitzpatrick said Miss Frank
lin received 1858 as compensation
during the nine months she wa.
under almost constant subpoena
Judge Holtzon said he appreci.
ated the difIiculties Of Miss Frank
lin but he didn't think. the
grounds were sufficient to release
her from her subpoena. He
'added:
"The court Is making the sug-
gestion informally that the Dis
trict Attorneys Office get in touch
with some welfare organization
that might be able to find en-
ployment for the witness"
In another move, Mr.. Fitz-
patrick asked the Commissioners
today to investigate suspicious Of
the red-headed waitress that two
Metropolitan policemen have kept
her under surveillance.
In d letter released by the Com
Evening star., 1950-01-09

IN C0e AQTlatlC
coast town of
Cessna.
Mr.. B an k S,
so, died en- route
to a hospital in
nearby Aroma
after suffering
a heart attack
Saturday on
the Simplon
Orient Express.
Miss Fields was
with him when
he died. They
were travelling
to their home
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Pistol Expert Dies

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. 8
R.-Col. Roy B. Jones. rs, U. s.
A.. retired. and member Of the
United States Olympic Pistol
Committee and the American
Olympic National Board, died yes
terday. He was former secretary
treasurer Of the United States Re-
veave4 Association.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

in Warrington over q period Of
almost . year in 194s and 1949.
OF 50 defendants arrested on
gambling charges at the time Of
the raids. only one has been con-
victed so far.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Shortage
Continued From First Page.)

. SAAA = ~ oO l o5S''
only Republican members were
present for most of it.
Denounces .Denham Also.
The Lewis statement, bristled
with denunciation of Senator Taft
and Robert N. Denham. general
counsel for the National Labor Re-
lations Board.
It also accused mine operators
Of trying to perpetuate graft" :"
It contended that the new agree
ment urged by the UNIV and al
ready accepted by some operators
would merely add % cents a ton
to the previous cost of coal" The
operators, the statement said, al
ready collect from customers an
additional so cents a ton over
previous contract prices.
The statement said:
Taft. flamboyant oppressor of
the poor, asked the President to
herd the coal miners into the
lethal gas chamber of the infamous
slave statute.
Calls Denham "Hatchet Man"
''Denham, hatchet man for the
Hi-Prof1t Tong, is urged by the
coal operators to lay about him
and create an orgy Of legal blood
letting at the expense of the tax
payers.
"Fhe only issue current in the
coal industry is whether mine
workers shall be paid a base un-
derground rate Of $14.o5 per day,
as the operators insist, or SIS per
day, as the mine workers insist.
Says He Has Acceptances.
1.-THE new agreement is being
accepted by an increasing number
Of coal companies and merely
adds % cents a ton to the previous
cost Of coal. The operators are
already collecting from coal con-
sumers an additional so cents per
ton over previous contract prices.
Senator Taft proposed that
emergency provisions Of the Taft
Hartley Act be used to end the
three-day work week that Mr..
Lewis invoked December /.
The law allows the President
to seek an so-day court injunc-
ton against a strike he regards
rs threat to the Nations safety
or health. a
Mr.. Denham may decide this
week what to do about the mine
owners request that the Govern
ment seek another type of court
Injunction to void the, limited
work week. The operators have
accused the union and Mr.. Lewis
Of committing unfair" labor
practices and refusing to bargain
In op00d faith /"
Evening star., 1950-01-09

On the Isle OF Capri.
Mr.. Banks, an outstanding
comedian of silent Aims in the
United States. was born in Italy.
His real name was Mario Biancfi.
He and Miss Fields were married
in Hollywood in March, 1910.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Rites Held for Mrs. Strauss

Funeral services for Mrs. Violet
Ruth Strauss, wife Of Maurice L.
Strauss, chairman of the board Of
Pep Boys, auto accessory stores,
were held yesterday in Philadel-
phia. Burial was in Mount Sinai
Cemetery there. Mrs. Strauss died
Thursday at her home tn Wynne-
wood, Pa.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
McGrath 10 Continue
Use Of Wire Tapping
To Protect Security
By the Associoted Press

Attorney General McGrath said
yesterday the Justice Department
will continue wire tapping to OBJ
tain information ''in view of the
emergency which still prevails and
the necessity of protecting the
national security"
Although he did not indicate
that there was any connection, Mr.
McGrath issued a statemJnt Of
policy in the wake of these two
developments:
i. A ruling by New York Fed
eral judge that the Government
must prove that it can prosecute
Judith Coplon and Valentln A.
Gubitchev on spy conspiracy
charges without relying on data
obtained by wire tapping.
2. A strong denunciation of wire
tapping, made by James Lawrence
Fly, former chairman Of the Fed
eral Communications Commission.
Mr.. McGrath said that the de-
partment's present policy on wire
tapping had been established by
President Roosevelt and was fol-
lowed by three previous Attorneys
General-Robert H. Jackson. fran
els c. Biddle and Tom Clark.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Manchester Pastors
Discuss Mercy Killing;
Opinions Divided
D. ne Asseeisisd Press

- w. 'tSss
MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. g.
Several clergymen devoted Sunday
sermons to mercy killing in this
city where Dr.. Hermann N. Sander
Is charged with the murder Of a
dying cancer patient.
The clergymen were divided on
the right or wrong of mercy kill
ing as they discussed the subject.
DR.. Sander. 40-year-old, former
Dartmouth College ski team cap
tain. Is free under $4,000 bond.
He is charged with killing Mrs.
Abbie Borroto, SO, by injecting
into her veins ten cubic cent?
meters of air four times in quick
succession.
The Rev. William w. Peck, pas
tor Of the First Unitarian Church,
told his congregation this highly
charged atmosphere is due to the
persistence of the ancient beliefs
Of the early Church fathers whose
authority today supersedes the
authority Of even doctors"
Had Revised Sermon.
Mr.. Peck said he had revised
his sermon after receiving a tele-
phone call asking him not to dis
cuss the issue. He did not dis
close the name of the caller or
anything further about the con-
versation.
The Rev. Napoleon j. Gilbert,
pastor of st. Jean the Baptiste
Catholic Church. said in a sermon
preached at all masses "the right
to live is inviolable and only the
Creator has the right to take life
away"
The Rev. Franklin p. Frye, pas
tor Of St. Paul's Methodist Church,
declared mo one should usurp the
Almighty's right to final decision
as to when life should end on
EARTH"
Since his indictment on a first
degree murder charge, DR.. Sander
has said through his attorney that
he has no desire to be tried as
"a religious martyr"
Euthanasia Discussed.
DR.. Charles Francis Potter,
founder of the Euthanasia So
ciety, said in Boston that DR..
Sander, martyr or not, has TO-
cused attention on the fact the
law is far behind public senti-
ment."
In a speech at a forum spon-
sored by Ford Hall. DR.. Potter
said: I'VE main>Sin that what
is normally right should be made
legally right, or else all respect
for law will be gone"
A Catholic priest, the Rev. Mi
chael j. Ahern, S. j., science pro-
fessor at Weston CMass.) College,
is scheduled to speak against
S2AAoA1uo4d 44OAA t1iCA 0dAlS Pldt-
form next Sunday.
Legislation Is Sought.
A New Haven. Conn, newly
organized committee of the Eu-
thanasia Society of America an
nounced it would sponsor legisla-
ton to permit a physician to put
to death an incurable, suffering
patient. The act would be con-
ditional on the patients petition
supportedsby a medical committee
and authorized by the superior
court. So ~
The committee made it, clear
1t did not. condone the alleged
mercy killing by DR.. Sander, add
ing:
Every law, no matter how un-
Just, must be upheld, but a law
which works an injustice should
ia arerded
Evening star., 1950-01-09
CopIon-Gubitchev Defense
To Examine Wiretoppings

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (R.-The
defense in the Judith Coplon-
Valentin Gubitchev spy conspiracy
case won permission today to have
an expert examine a number of
FBI-tap recordings to see if they
have been "tampered with"
Federal Judge Sylvester j. Ryan
granted permission for the de-
fense to bring its own expert after
refusing to have such an inspec-
ton made on behalf OF the court
itself.
The defense is trying to show
at a pre-trial hearing that the
Governments case depends solely
on wire-tap evidence and thus
should be dismissed.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Rites Set for Tomorrow
For Film Star Monty Banks
BY the Associated Press

MILAN. Italy, Jan. 9.-Monty
Banks. film director husband of
Oracle Fields. the British comedi-
enne. will be buried tomorrow
Evening star., 1950-01-09
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Ceske divadlo.

Ma ukoncen1 masopustu Sc
hrajf Ochotn1ci Osady Sv. Va
clava V auditorium Osady Sv.
Vaclava ma Collington Avenue
divadelnf predstavenf pod ma
zvem "Tfi PAM ma Byte" aneb
"Postrasene Strasidlo" tuto ne
deli. dine 10. unora 1850 O 3:15
odpoledne.
Nenechte 81 ujlt tuto pT1lezi-
tOst Sc trochu S Mani zasmat a
pobavit. Ruc1me Ia to re Sc "a
sm6jete.
>Jak to vypada nase ceska
rec zde V Americe bro zahy-
ne, jestli my CeSi nebudeme dr.
yet dohromady. Proto n~avstiv-
tie naSe divadlo a tim dokazete,
re 81 nasf ceske Teci jeste vaz1-
tie a chcete il zachovat jak dlou-
no mGzet.
TAX vsichni
vzh1ru ma "OCHOTNICKE" d.
vadlo V nedeli!
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Americti diplomatic Sc radi
" Siamu.

Bangkok, Siam. = Sedmnact
americkych diplomat1 z oblas-
tt Dalneho vychodu Sc seslo v
hlavn1m meste Siamu Bangko-
ku k tf1dennf porad6 O polite
ke situaci ma Dalnem Vychode.
Ma techto poradach Dude nit
1cast velvyslanec DR.. Philip
Jessup, ktery uvedl, re pred
metem porad Dude celia rada O.
tack, jake pohranicnf boje v
Afghanistanu, pf1prava m1rove
smlouvy s Japonskem, avsak
hlavn1 pozornost Dude venova-
ma otazce zastavenf komunis-
mu V techto oblastech. E
Tato conference Dude dopl-
nen1m porad vojenskych veil
tell, kterf Sc oblasti Dalneho
Vychodu vratili pred nekolika
dny a vyslechli pozadavek
m1stnfch americkych cinitel6,
ably Spojene Staty urcili a wy
budovali obranou linii prot po-
stupuj1clm komunistGm.
Pr nynejsf konferenci Dude
venovana. velka p~ozornost hos
podarskym otazkam, ably mo-
hlo byt z~jisteno, kde by prfpad-
ne americke pomoci mohlo byt
nejlepe pouzito, kdyz Sc jiz n.y.
nj vsichni pozorovatele shodu-
il V tom, re by posflenl hospo-
daTstv1 dotycnych zem1 bylo
neilepsi obranou prot komunis-
tickym heslGm.
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Werlich vyfasoval sest tydnI
vezeni a pokutu.

New York. = Poole dopisu
dosleho z Prahy - jak uvade-
il N. Y. Listy - doslo i ma INA
meho herce Jana Wericha, KITE
ry Sc pc roce 1915 stall oblfben-
Gem komunist1 pro sve sklony
k Moskve. Werlich byl lonske-
no listopadu odsouzen k sesti
tydnGm vezenf a pokute 5000
Kc.
Werlich toho zrejme uz ma
asi toho taky dost a dovolil 81
ma jevisti "Divadla umeni lidu"
v Karline vtip, kterym Sc sna-
I'll vysvetlit divakdm rozdfl
Vychodu a Zapadu. Divaci sc
hodne small, ale policie Weri-
cha zatkla.
Werlich prisel ma .jeviste a
pta Sc publika: "Videli iste zde
vola?" Divaci odpovldajf "a
porne. "Tak sc ma nej podf-
vejte", Tika Werlich a ukazuje
ma sebe. "A chcete videt jeste
vetsfho vola?" pokracuje We
rich. Lide volajf ano. Werlich
zmizel a "a chvfli Sc pTihrnul
udychan a maven ma jeviste S
dvema kufry, polepenymi ma
lepkami prednfch hotel1 z New
Yorku, Washingtonu, Londyna
a PaF1ze. Werlich zafunel:
"Tak no vidite ted!"
Publikum lined pochopilo
smysl cel6ho vystupu, totiz ma
vrat Wericha z New Yorku do
Ceskoslovenska a potlesk mad
seneho obecenstva nebral kon-
.ce. :
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Hornici nenastoupili praci.

Pittsburgh. = Hornlci orga-
nisovani uni John L. Lewise
United Mine Workers neposle-
chill soudn1ho pf1kazu, ably u
koneili pocfnaj1c pondelkem
stavku v mekkouhelnych do
lech. Rozhofcen1 havlrl igno-
rovali hvfzdanf d1lnf sireny,
ktera v mekkouhelnych dolech
oznamovala zahajenl nocnl
pondelnf sichty a vyckavaj1 ma
dalsf postup vlady v tonic kri-
tickem sporu, We kterem havlfi
nechtejf nastoupiti praci dflv
dokud nebude podepsana nova
pracovn1 smlouva.
Situace sc stava nanejvys
kritickou, protoze ma haldach
lie zasoba uhl1 ma pouhych ne
kolik dnG. Je to nejmensf "a
SODA uhli jaka byla kdykoliv
pred tim v historic Spoj. Statd.
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Vykonny Vybor XII. Sletu
STJ Sokol zorganisovany.

V nedel'u, Is. januara 1850
svolal hlavny sbor zastupcov
z1p M. M. Hodza, Jan Francis
ci a sbory N. Y. Metropole k pr
vel pracovnej sletovej sch6dzi.
z hlavnych 1radn1kov boil prl-
tomnf bratia Val1sek, Oslislo,
Wesley. stefanik, Bednar, ses.
Erhardtova; z nacelnictva, brat
skapik, Kolok, Bindas, ses. Ze-
manova a Kutcherova. Zastup-
GOV vyslaly sbory: New York,
Gutenberg, Yonkers, Perth
Amboy, Jersey City, Newark,
E. Port Chester, Bridgeport a
Allentown.
Do sletoveho vyboru boil
zvolenf: cestny predseda Peter
Zenkl, predseda Andrej Valu-
SEX, podpredsedovia Bozena
Erhardtova a A. Hurta, tajom-
nix Frantisek Oslislo, pokladnik
Jan Novak, zapisovatel'ka Kri-
stina Vicianova; pred. fin. W.
Eboru Ladislav Wesley; precise
da propagacneho vyboru Karol
Bednar; pred. ubytovacieho a
zajazdoveho vyboru ses. Maria
Vaclavkova, tai. ses. Ludmila
Farkasova. Technicky sletovy
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
ZIate Vyrocf Snatku.

V sobotu, rs. 1nora budou
slaviti Zlate Vyroc1 Svatby zna-
mi krajane p. a p1. Frank a
Marie Bernat, 1913 N. Linwood
Ave. V ten den Dude u Mich
"Open House" a oslavenci bu-
dou velice ~poteseni, kdyz Sc u
Mich pTatel6 a znamf zastavf,
treba jen ma chvilicku.
Bylo tomu pred pGl stoletfmu
kdy dine rs. 1nora 1900 Marie
a Frank Bernatovi vepluli do
p~T1stavu manzelskeho. Oba pfi-
jeli do Ameriky z Ceskosloven-
ska, kdyz jim bylo 16 let. Pc
svatbe usadili Sc V Severovy-
chodnim Baltimore v ceskem
okoli a ziji tam do dnes. Mnoz1
re ctenaTG Sc pamatujf ma ne,
kdyz jest6 bydleli v 800 bloku
N. Rose ulice. Jejich dim byl
dostaven1ckem cetnych pfatel
kazdou nedeli vecer. Byly to
krasn6, zlat6 easy mlad1.
Manzel6 Bernatovi mali tri
ditky: Helenu, Irenu a Emilia
a ctyri vnoucata: Shirley, Paul,
Allen a Linda.
Redakce Telegraph" srdec-
ne blahopTeje manzelGm p. a
pi. Frank a Mari Bernatovym
ku jejich "Zlate Svatbe!"
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vybor boil uz zorganizovany a

vybor boil uz zorganizovany a
zprava o tom podana.
DalSie menovanie do sleto-
vych podvyborov Dude skonce-
ne ma buducej schodzi.
Sletove zavody sa bud1 ko-
nat v dnoch 30, 80. j1na a l.
julia. Vecer 1. julia Dude %sletova
ACADEMIA. Hlavny den sletovy
Dude v nedel'u, 2. julia. K sletu
bola zaistena rozsiahla miest-
most Zbrojnica II. regimentu
ma "a. ulici v New Yorku.
Pozvane bud1 ma slet: Anne
ricka sokolska organizacia, D.
A. Sokol, Kat. Sokol-O rol a Ia
karpatskoruska demokraticka
sokolska organizacia.
Bud1 poziadanf predstavite-
liza ceskych a slovenskych or
gannizaci1 a americkeho verej-
neho zivota do slavnostneho w
boru.
K sletu a k sjazdu Dude Wy
dane slavnostne c1slo "Sloven-
skeho Sokola."
Zenske sokolske sbory bud1
vyzvane, ably zorganizovaly ma
slet svoje clenkyne v narodnych
krojoch, ktore bud1 zaradene
do slavnostneho defile a potion
i'm Dude vyhradene cestne mics
to ne tribune.
Vsetky sbory bud1 v%yzvane,
ably k sletu usporiadaly autobu-
sove vypravy, ably slet skutocne
vyznel ako sokolska a narodna
manifestacia v duchu tejto tax
vaznej dolby.
Druha schodza sletoveho W.
konneho vyboru Dude svolana,
ked ostatne sletove podvybory
budu sostavene.
Bolo rozhonute, ably zaklad-
ne vstupne ma slet bolo $1.00 a
podl'a toho, ably upravena bola
cena sedadiel vo vyhradenych
sekciach.
Predseda brat. Val1sek po-
dakoval prftomnym "a spolu-
pracu a ma zaver zdoraznil, co
cd sletu ocakavame a co Dude
treba vykonat, ably sa postre-
tol S nspechom. -kb-
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Novy plan

Tajemn1k zemedelstv1 Bran
nan poukazuje k tomu, Re me-
chanisovanf zemedelstv1 ma
ten nevyhnutelny nasledek, re
Dude muset byt pTevedno do il
nych zamestnani asi jeden mi
lion farmafskych robin.
Brannan pracuje nynl ma
planu k pfeskolenl a preside
nj farmaTd a chce pozadat kon-
gres O povoleni castky $780,
100000, ably uskutecnen1 ono
no planu mohlo byt zahaieno.
Brannan tvrd1, re problem re
medelskych pTebytkG Sc stane
nevyfesitelnym, nebude-li pod
statne omezen pocet farem.
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