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Evening star., 1950-07-10
By Peggy Roberts

Youngsters will love this beau
tiful panel and easily learn the
prayer of thanksgiving. The ap-
pealing design is embroidered in
simple stitchery and delightful
colorings. It deserves an honored
place in any home.
Pattern Envelope No. R2974
contains hot-iron transfer for
panel measuring II by II inches,
color chart, material requirements
and finishing directions.
To obtain this pattern, send zoe
in coins, giving pattern num-
ber, your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 100,
Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Recipe Roundup
Beef Casserole

An amateur chef makes spe-
cialty of a beef casserole supper,
that is especially appreciated by
his masculine friends.
Get 2 pounds of beef chuck
and cut it in pieces. Dredge with
salt, pepper and -four. Peel and
slice one large Spanish onion and
fry until golden in 11a tablespoons
Of butter. Peel 6 medium pota-
toes, and slice them.
Butter a casserole and fill with
potatoes, meat and onions in
separate layers, seasoning with
salt and pepper as you go. Pour
over all 11s cups boiling water,
reinforced with u teaspoon of
meat extract, and tablespoons
of white wine. Simmer, covered,
in moderate oven until the meat
is tender. Serve with hot buttered
biscuits.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Danish Meat Balls

Danish meat balls are delicious
and ring a welcome change on
the inevitable ground meat.
Get the butcher to grind to-
gether, 3 or 1 times, u pound
of round steak. u pound of lean
pork and u pound of veal. Break
up 3 slices Of bread and just cover
them with milk. Let the bread
soak until 1t has taken up all the
milk 1t can. Add the bread to
the ground meat, together with l
onion, grated; 112 teaspoons of
salt and some pepper. Mix well
with the hands and add 2 un-
beaten eggs. Mix some more.
Shape into balls and drop into
boiling salted water. Simmer
slowly for half an hour, until
done. Serve with tomato sauce
or sour cream.
Evening star., 1950-07-10

Here is a charming afternoon
frock for women. with feminine
details that are particularly pleas
ing. Scft gathers accent the
shoulders; sleeves are nicely
draped. Note the rolled collar and
hip treatment.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
pattern No. 1881 is designed for
sizes 80. "a, 36, SO, 40. AZ, A and
46. Size "a. short sleeve, requires
S yards of 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern, send Is cents
in coins, your name. address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star, P. o. Box 80. Station G,
New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
By Angelo Potri

Suggestion is a powerful tool
ready for parents and teachers
use. Children are surrounded by
suggestions, some of them not too
good. We must make sure to out
bid the bad ones by accenting the
good ones.
Movies are here to stay for a
long time. We know how sug-
gestive they are. Therefore we
ought to make it our special busi-
ness to know where the best pic
ture is being shown and direct
the children to it. They will &C
cept the good suggestions it Of
fers as readily as they do the
other sort.
What children see impresses
them more than what they hear.
Let them see the things you pre-
fer them to choose. Don't talk
about them beyond a mere men
tion. Children are human and
Evening star., 1950-07-10

the attractively served meal can
make.
Want him to drink glass of
water? Turn on the faucet, let
1t run. run so he hears it, sees 1t,
and then drink q glassful your
self. More than likely he will
ask for one. If not. ask him.
Want some?" Rarely will he say
no. If he does you might say,
II felt SO thirsty. That water
did taste good" Then let it 60
at that. Usually he will go back
and take a drink of water.
Guard against suggestions that
will result in trouble. When a
child climbs say, II see you. Won
derful. Well, I declare, if that
isn't Johnson's cat on our porch, I"
and down he will come to see,
safely landed. Had you said,
"Oh my goodness, you're going to
fall" he would be most likely to
do so.
Evening star., 1950-07-10

vineyards I visited just before the
war. It is located a few miles from
Nuts st. George, Cote dor, in
France. The Clos was given into
the keeping of the Tastevin with
the consent of the French gov
ernment and will be maintained
as shrine and worldwide head
quarters for the instruction and
pleasure of all gourmets.
At the hastings in the United
States. wines contributed by
American winners for approval
and comparison serve a twofold
purpose. Any funds received from
the sale Of surplus bottles by the
Washington chapter are turned
over to the parent organization of
the Tastevin to be used for the
restoration and establishment Of
the Chateau du Clos de Vougeout.
And to those who have gazed upon
its ancient beauty, this is a worthy
cause, indeed.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
By Betty Miles

(This article is the second OF
a Monday series on 10on,en and
agtngJ
The myth of the mother-in-law,
long exploited in song and story,
has, as myths do, basis in consid-
cradle fact.
Actually a reflection of the con-
flict and misunderstanding that
can arise between members of diff
ferent generations, the existence
Of the myth, distorted as it may
be, suggests the difficulties some
times encountered when grand.
mother and grandad attempt tt
live with their married children
and their children's children.
Figures seem to indicate that
most older people remain in their
own homes if at all possible. In
1910, more than rs per cent of
persons IS years of age and over
were reported living in their own
homes as family heads or as home
makers.
Remaining there means more
than bed and board. 1t means in
dependence. It is frequently the
last tangible link with the past.
It means place in the commun-
ity. Social and emotional secur-
ity are assisted by it. And it
means that men and women can
stay within the circle of friends,
churches, clubs and other inStitu-
tions that have come to mean liv-
ing to them.
There are several possibilities
for living arrangements for the
up-in-years not living with their
children, Mr.. j. Sheldon Turner,
chief of the Division of Standards
and Program Development of
the Bureau of Public Assistance,
points out. The first, of course,
for those who have remained
financially and physically healthy,
is to maintain their homes just as
they would have done in their
younger years.
An interesting variation ON this
theme is the home adapted physi-
cally to the aged. Home acci-
Evening star., 1950-07-10

make the visiting homemakers so
valuable to the agency and SO
much appreciated by the clients.
The hospital home care plans
that are being developed will also
help the aged remain in their
homes, as will visiting nurses
services.
"One Of the largest develop
ments in living arrangements for
the aged has been the growth of
the private boarding house." Mr..
Turner declared. Unfortunately,
he added, some have been der
veloped hurriedly, without ade-
quate standards being set up.
This arrangement. however, has the
advantage of relieving the aged
of household chores and at the
same time offering companionship.
thus combating the isolation that
has been called their greatest
problem of the aged. 1t provides
persons with the chance to form
new families" now that their
own families are grown.
Less than 5 per cent are estimated
to be in institutions. This small
figure cannot be attributed entire
ly to the shortage of facilities, it
is said. Some old age homes make
an effort to develop an interesting
life for the persons living there,
but at the present time, 1t is
claimed. this is the exception rath-
er than the rule.
Some homes have developed
plans whereby applicants are able
to remain in the community as
fully or partially employed citizens
until they need institutional pro-
lection for health reasons. Thus,
the great fear Of the aged, of help
lessness in time of illness, is elm
mated.
Evening star., 1950-07-10

(Nert Monday Miss Ollie Ran
dali, consultant ON Seruices for
the Aged of the Community
SerDice Society of Ne1D York, tpill
tell OF Tompktrs Square House,
a unique apartment house for
older people that has operated
for III years in NeD York Citp.)
Evening star., 1950-07-10
ASPARAGUS

In choosing asparagus look for
stalks with very little white since
they are usually more tender. Use
asparagus soon after buying it
it toughens rapidly and the heads
deteriorate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Marsal Wavell, anglicky valec
ny hrdina zemrel.

Londyn: = Slavny anglicky
marsal Earl Wavell zemrel v
Londyne pc tezke zaludecni O.
peraci We veku 81 let. Je to
prave 10 let pc tom, CO ustedril
Wavell jake anglicky velitel ma
Bllzkem vychode prvnl poraz-
ku slam osy, kdyz rozhoduji-
elm zpGsobem porazil italske
armady v severnf Africe.
Pozdeji byl Wavell jmenovan
velitlem spojeneckych sill v In
dill a pc valce zastaval 1rad an
glickeho mfstokrale v Indii, az
do dolby, kdy Sc 1radu toho u
jail viscount Mountbatten.
Marsal Wavell mel slavnou
vojenskou karieru, 1castnil Sc
jake mlady dGstojnik burske
valky a vyznamenal Sc pri sve-
tove valce, v roce 1916 priSel
Wavell pri boj1ch We Francii O
oko. Wavell zanechava zenu. 8
syny a jednu dceru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Velkotovarnici opet zvysili
cenY raft.

Akron, O.. = Ctyri velke spo-
lecnosti oznamily zvyseni ceny
gumOvych rafG ma auta. jake
pf1cinu pro vyss1 ceny, udavaj1
vyssf cenu surove gumy. Jsou
zvyseny> ceny rafG ma obycejna
auta pet procent. K tomu .ie
pripomenuto, re dalsf zvysenf
cen je nome v nedaleke bu-
dOucnOsti.
Prvnf spolecnost, jez oznami-
la zvysen1 cen, je U. S. Rubber
Co., ktera ~pfipomenula, re ce-
ma surove gumy v posledn1 do
be sesti mesicG byla zvysena
65 procent. Pc u. S. Rubber
Co. nasledovaly B. F. Goodrich,
Goodyear a Soldering s~polecno-
sti s oznamenfm zvysenf cen
raft.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
RedaktOr a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue - 13
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Has z Ameriky -
zle svedomi Ruska.

New York: = Statni tajem-
nix Edward w. Barrett prohla-
sill. re programy Hlasu Ameri-
ky pripravujf ruskym komunis-
tim tolik tezkych civil, re by
Sc doporucovalo, ably byly jeste
r~ozSiTeny.
Ma vyrocnf veceri Sigma Del
ia Chi, cestneho zurnalisticke-
no bratrstva v hotelu Waldorf
Astoria, Tekl E. w. Barrett,
jenz je poverencem pro verej-
ne zalezitosti tohoto spolku, re
100000 lid posloucha Has A
meriky, vetSinou lid1 V zemich
Ia zeleZnOu Oponou.
Rusko vydava ma rusen1 tech
to programG vice nez Spojene
Staty ma jejich vysflanf, dodal
Barrett.
Tato vysflanf mutt rusky fisk,
ably uveTejnoval material, KITE
ry by jinak nikdy neotiskl, ia
ko ma pr. Atlantick6ho paktu.
Tentyz natlak donutil Madar-
sko, re muscle pTipustit dopiso-
vatele "NeW York Times, Ca
briela Pressmana, k pTel1ceni S
kardinalem Mindszentym.
"Je jasn6, re Kreml je "a
strasen zkusenostf S Item a u
dalostmi V Berl1ne a jinde,"
prohlasil Barrett. V dals1 cas-
ii sv6ho projevu pravil, re To-
yalnf program statnlho depart
emntu je denny. Mluve O Cine
podotkl, re Gina je pTflis velike
sousto a pTflis neztravitelne pro
Rusko.
E. w. Barrett odjfzdf do E.
vropy k rozhovorGm Sc statnim
tajemn1kem Dean Achesonem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02

stredkovacf uvtrdily ochotniky
V domneni, re hostinskJ O cinu
Smetankove asi dobfe vedel a
re oba nejspfse predpokladali,
re ochotnici jest6 radi vyklopl
petku, jen ably dostali v cas- O.
pOnu.
Uskok snad by Sc byl zdafil.
Jiz jiz sc mysle klonily k wy
SLANT deputace k zarputilemu
akcionafi, lee v tom prisel do
hostlnce pan starosta, jehoz
dceruska mela ma vecer hlavn1
1lohu.
mic mu nedavejte!" preru-
sill jednani. POSTAL jsem jiz
povoz do mesta pro cetnfka."
Hostinsky zbledl a koktal:
|. mo, no, no, toho snad ne
byla potreba."
"Bylo a to svrchovane," tyr
dill starosta. "a proc wy sc no
zastavate?"
Hostinsky umlkl. Jeste ably
Sc tax chopili jeho a ably tou
hloupostl pfisel O koncessi!
Asi pc dvou hodinach pTijel
cetnlk, a s MIN vypravil Sc sta
rosta ma domovn1 prohl1dku k
akcionafi Smetankovi do K. ma
lie pull hodiny cesty vzdalenych.
Zatfm bylo pc ranni msi, a
hospoda S poskozenym stankem
"Thalie" byla jake v oblezen1,
arci bez vojenske moci. Kde
kdo mohl z velkych a kdo smell
z malych, vse Sc sbehlo do hos
tince.
Blizil sc zvlastni prGvod.
Akconar Smetanka, nesouc1
ma ramene divadelnf oponu a s
MIN cetnik.
Starosta vratil Sc dom1 jinu-
dy.
NeStastny podilnfk Tedhost-
skeho divadla byl donucen, ably
vlastnima rukama Zavesil opo-
! nu Sc Zizkovou smrtf, ma n1z byl
zizka jake ivy, tam, odkud il
v noel byl wal. =
Neminula pc tie ami hodina,
a pred hospodou strhla Sc nevy-
litelna vrava. Kirk, smfch, ties
kot, sykot, povyk.
"Strycek z Ameriky' sehran
! "a nebyvaleho 1castehstvi ODE
:. c~enstva.
i Cisty vynos pripoustel, ably Sc
hartusivemu obcanu Smetanko-
vi splatil jeho podll.
Pfedstavenf melo svou dohru
: pred soudem, kan cetnictvo pr
! pad oznamilo. Politovanlhod-
: ny akcionar vzhledem k dosa-
: vadn1 zachovalosti a re skoda
/ Sc nestala, odsouzen k pokut6
10 zlatych.
Pekna dividenda -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Ustav pro ~choromyslne
" Bohnicich p~replnen.

V d1sledku terorisovan1 CT
vilniho obyvatelstva komunis-
tickymi diktatory, podlehaJi
ceskosloventsl obcane, obzvla-
ste obyvatele Prahy, natlakIm
ma jejich nervovou soustavu.
Ustavy pro choromyslne v Bob
nicich i Katerinkach jsou pre-
plneny ubohymi ob6tmi nelld-
skeho rezimu. JFCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Pomocne fondy pro cizinu byly
beze zmSn schvaleny senatem.

Washington, D. C. = Tru-
manove administered byl do
pfan 1spech, kdyz senat schva-
Ill zakon, urcuj1cf fondy pro
pomoc ciz1m stat1m. Jeste v
posledn1m okamziku sc repu-
blikani, veden1 %senatorem Taft
en- snazili predlohu porazit pro
nesouhlas S tax zvanym Bodem
{. 4, pTedvfdajicim technickou
pomoc meme vyvinutym oblas-
tenn We svete.
Vysledek hlasovanf vyznel
At k 27 We prospect pTedlohv,
ktera jde nynf k podpisu do
B1leho domu, kdyz byla jiz dr1-
We schvalena domem zastupcG.
Kongresem povolene apropria-
ce vsak i nynf obnasf asi $780,
100000 meme nez vlada navr-
hovala.
Ma Marshallnv plan, v tretim
roce jeho pGsobnosti je venova-
ma castka $3.50, 100, 900, ma
hospodarskou pomoc JIM Ko-
rel 800, 900, 900 ma pomoc Gin
skemu prostoru 1914, 900, 600,
ma Bod &. 4, $35, OOO,O 900, ma po-
moe palestinskym uprchlikdm
$27,45O,000 a pro mezinarodnf
detsky fond SIS, 900, 900.
Je to vsak jen tax zvany Ia
kon ramcovy, kde je urcena "a
sadnf vyse pomocnych fondG a
iednotlive castky must pax te-
prve byt uvolneny zvlastnlmi
zakony.
Nutno pocftat S tim, re dojde
jeste k rozporGm hlavne stran
polozky pro pomoc clnske obla-
sti. Pr1vrzenci Cankajska sc
budou asi nadale domahat to-
no, ably ona castka byla veno-
vana nacionalisticke Cine ku
posilen1 obrany Formosy.
Naproti tomu dava statnf de-
partment pTednost prevaznou
cast one castky pouzft pro fran
couzskou Indocinu tim spise,
kdyz statnf tajemnlk Acheson
wal pTi svych nedavnych jed
nan1ch S francouzskou vladou
ma sebe jiste zavazky tomto
Ohledu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
General Smutts o vyznamu
Reichu pro obranu Zapadu.

Johannesburg: = Jihoafric-
ky diplomat a statnfk general
Jan Smutts prohlasil ma banke-
u, poradanem V pTedvecer jeho
80. narozenin, re klic k obrane
zapadn1 Evropy lei v Nemec-
ku. Pripojen1 Nemecka k "a
padoevropske alianici je nej-
podstatn6js1m bodem v obran-
mem planu pred 1tokem silnej-
S1ho Ruska.
K oslave Smuttsovych naroze-
min sjeli Sc do Johannesburgu
hoste re vsech kout1 JIM A
friky. Ulice m6sta jsou vyzdo-
beny ma pocest Smuttsovu, je-
muz byly odevzdany klfce me-
sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Egypt zada cd USA tezkou
vyzbroj.

Cairo: - Egypt pozadal Spo-
jene Staty, ably mu bylo pomo-
zeno tezkou vojenskou vyzbro-
il, hlavne bojovymi letadly,
bombardovacfmi letadly, tanky,
dely a pod. vyzbroji, jakou tez
dostava stat Israel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Podezrely z atomove spionaze
byl zatcen ma udani DIR. Fuchse.
H.

byl zatcen ma udanl DIR. Fuchse.
Philadelphia: Harry
Gold, 29lety, povolanfm che
mix byl zatcen pro atomovou
spionaz We prospect Ruska ma
zaklade udanf, ktera poskytl
FBI DR.. Klaus Fuchs, anglicky
atomovy vedec nemeckeho pn-
vodu, kterj 81 prave v Anglii
odpykava trest zalaTe v trvani
IA let pro atomovou spionaz.
Udanf o zatcenf Coda, anne
rickeho obcana ruskeho p1vodu
ucinili soucasne generalnf ma
vladnf Howard McGrath a re-
ditel FBI j. Edgar Hoover. u
soudu byl Fuchs podroben jen
kratkemu vyslechu a byla ma
neho uvalena vazba, kdyz pro-
hlasil, re nemGze slozit urcenou
zaruku We vysi 500, 900.
Pro FBI to vsak bylo velmi
nesnadnym 1kolem Coda do
padnouti proto, re DR.. Fuchs
neznal jmeno sveho spoluvin-
nika proste proto, re agent ru-
ske spionaznf sluzby neznaji Sc
Poole jmena. Fuchs mohl anne
rickym policeman 1fedniknm
ien dati popis Coda a ma "a
klade toho sc pax pustila FB1
do prace.
Popis jak no mela FBI k dis
posici incl: Muz, starry asi 40
let, 5 stop a 8 pallet veliky, va
ha asi $50 liber, zavalite posta-
Wy, ustupujfcf cello a kulaty O.
blicej.
FBI dale vedela, kde Sc DR..
Fuchs "a sveho pobytu We Spo-
ienych Statech zdrzoval a byla
pTesvedcena o tom, re jeho spo-
lupracovn1kem musel byt bud
inzenyr nebo chemik, ktery Sc
vyznal komplikovanych otaz-
kach atomoveho badani.
Sv6 patrani zahajila FBI tim,
re 81 poridila soupis vsech pod
nikG a instituc1, opravnenych k
nakupu jistych chemikalif, ia
kovych podnikG je zde ovsem
nekolik tisfc. Bylo dale znamo,
kde Fuchs v New Yorku bydlel
a byli proto dotazovani vsich-
nj, KIDD no znali, ably mohli ffc;
s kym Sc Fuchs schazel.
Byly stopovany zpet vsechny
cesty, kter6 Fuchs We Spojenych
Statech konal a byli dokonce
slyseni zamestnanci vsech do
pravn1ch prostredkG, jichz "a
sveho cestovani Fuchs pouzlval.
.Takto dospela FBI k listine
asi 1900 podezrelych, ktera Sc
1mornou praci stale zmensova-
la az ma konec zbylli jen 3 a
mezi mimi byl zatceny Gold.
* y
Gold Sc narodil We svycarech
co syn manzel1 Golodnickych,
pochazejic1ch z Ruska, do Anne
riky prijel We start 4 let a zis-
kal, jak tvrdi, pozdeji americke
obcanstvl naturalisacf svych
rodicG.
S Drem Fuchsem sc Gold set
kaval cd roku 1914 opetne ma
rGznych m1stech pc tom, co
Fuchs byl z Angle vyslan do
Ameriky, ably zde pracoval ma
atomovych projektech.
Pc dobu poslednfch 2 let byl
Gold zamestnan CO SET biologic-
Ike vyzkumne kancelaTe v nej-
vetS1 nemocnici We PHILADELPHIA.
Vedenf one nemocnice uvadi, re
We SVEN nynejsim zamestnani
nemel Gold s atomovou vedou
mic CO chit.
FBI k pTipadu uvadi, re po-
zorovala Coda jiz pc dlouhou
dobu a kdyz pax byl zatcen sc
vGci agentGm FBI Ike sve spio-
nazni cinnosti doznal. jake W.
mluvu uvadel, re chtel poma-
hat Rusku pTi jeho snahach do
sahnouti vyssiho zivotn1ho stan
Fdardu pro svGj lid. Gold Tekl
Rusdm sdelil jen to, co die jeho
nazoru NELL pravo Sc dovedet.
Gold nenf zenat a I'll We spo-
lecne domacnosti Sc svym Of
Gem a bratrem, povolanim tru-
hlarem. Soudce urcil term1n k
dalslmu vyslechu s Golden ma
IL. cervna.
AA- WILL "
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02

~
"a delete 81 Kaspara z ne
jineho! ia Ia sve penfze
toho nepotfebuju!" rozkTikl Sc
nakvaseny Smetanka. "A aby-
ste vedeli, nezaplat1te-li mou
akcii, nebudete v nedeli hrat!"
NemGzeme zamlceti, re Sme-
tanka jiz "a dffvejsf divadeln1
spravy nejednou prohlasil, re
Sc o svou petku osuliti media a
re nenepfijde-li Ike svym pene-
yum, jinak vezme 81 v nahradu
n6ktery kus jevist6. ZvlaStn1
zalusk m1val ma hlavni oponu S
obrazen "zizkova smrt''. = Ia
Tx zizka je pry ma mem "jako
ivy"
Resolutnfmu prohlaseni Sine
tankovu nasledovalo ma okam-
Xix ticho; brzy vsak vypukli o.
chotn1ci v nevazany smfch.
Akcionar Sc sebral a podraz-
den Sci domG.
eco to do neho vjelo? vyzvf-
dial ucitel.
ooh, on je to smetanka Sc
brana!" vtipkoval jeden z no
vopecenych ochotnfkG.
"Jen ably nam neco nevyve-
dl!" varovala slecna kupcovic.
"a co by mohl vyvest? Hos
| pOdu piece neSbOr1!" small sc
prvnl milovnik.
Pokracovano bylo We zkousce
a ma stareho Smetanku zapOme-
nuto.
V sobotu vecer byla zkouska
z hlavnfch nejhlavnejsi. Diva
XII seslo sc mad potfebu, a me-
ri mimi vazeny pan akcionaf
Smetanka. Tentokrate hry ne
prerusoval a sedel klidne u
sklenice piva az do konce.
Nebudme ma pTfjemnem O.
mylu, re snad re zvlastnich
ohled1 k 1cinkujic1m Sc takto
zachoval anebo, re dokonce no
dial sc vzdati svych narok1
Zbytecne bychom uvedomele-
mu mecenasi kTivdili. Pr1cina
vyckavacf politiky byla jina.
Ohcan Smetanka chtel videtl
kus cely, nebot re v nedeli hra-
tt Sc nebude, o tom byl presved-
cen.
Sotvaze byla opona pc ukon-
Gene zkousce spustena, hlasil
Sc O svou petku, dodavaje po-
zadavku svemu naleziteho d1-
razu padnym placnutfm dlani
O still.
GALE, ale, pane S~metanko,'
chlacholil jej ucitel, "my VAN
piece niceho nedluhujeme!"
"Vy ne, ale divadlo mi dlu-
huje! ia mann svou akcii a pro-
to jsem spoluvlastn1kem jews
t9." :
"Totiz vlastn1kem akcie," O.
pravoval ucitel.
"a ia yam, pane uciteli, ne
co pov1m; kdyz S divadlem chce
tie poroucet, tax mi zaplatte!"
"Pane u~citeli," vm1sil Sc dc
hovoru prvnf komik, pry nedo-
stizny We SVEN oboru, "mejte
Sc ma pozoru, at Smetanka ne
pTekyp1!"
Smetanka Sc rozlftil tax, &c
vtipkar uznal "a dobre ukliditl
Sc z dohledu.
"A = vsak Wy uvid1te, &C
Smetanka dovede!" kTicel do
paleny akcionaT. "Dnes pre-
kypel jsem ia, a Ultra Wy 81 to
vylizete. Mate dnes uz jake
pc divadle."
Zaplatil 1tratu a ,bouchl "a
sebou dveTmi, az sc okna trasla.
"Zlost, ktera kricf, neni tax
fla napsal kdesi Smilov-
sky. Nevfm, znal-li KIDD z O.
chotnikd a redhostskych slecen
ochotnic tento citat, jisto vsak
lie, re vybuchu Smetankova
dbali velmi malo.
w.
V nedeli rano primal Sc ce-
ledin z move hospody do Skoly
k panu uciteli, ktery jeste AM
nebyl pc snfdani, Sc zvesti Jo-
bovou:
Pres noe ztratila Sc opona sc
Zizkovou smrt1.
Neznamf pachatele vnikli O.
knem, nejspfse spatne zavfe-
nym, do zakulisi a vykonali tn
svGj cerny skutek.
Nastal nevylfcitelny poplach.
V nekolika minutach sbehl
Sc veskery ochotnicky personal
do hostince.
"To je dflo Smetankovo," u
znano vseobecne.
"Panove a danny" obratil Sc
Ike shrOmaZdGnVm pan reZiSer
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