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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17
Twin City News, Thirty-twO Years Ago
By George Lee
Compiled by Emma Crews
CTWIN CITY STAR, October 3, 1879

The members of Zion Presbyterian church will their
church for worship October 49, 1913 The following ministers will Off
cate the dedcaoy services: Rev. Henry Swearnger of the
House Hope church, Rev. Harry Noble Wilson Central church,
Dr. McCasn Pastor Evangelist of St. Paul and Minneapolis Presbyr
Maurice D. Ewards Dayton Avenue
Camp, Pastor invites the public.
Eugene shuck Bemidt Mimi, visiting
city.
Mr. Radd Cannon of the Fire Department is improving after
serious illness under DR.. Browns
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Vngar gave reception their residence
Sept 18 in honor of Mr. and Mrs Geo. H. Peters, the newwed
Jackson pastorate
church.
The Big Three Messrs P. Southan Edw Pitkin
successfully every Thursday
Arcade Hall Here again please those who attend"
Freeman with
eleven families of Negroes that the late Goodrich father of
G. Goodrich president of the Twin City Rapid Transit Company
brought Minneapolis Kentucky nearly century died
and was buried Sept. 81 in Lakewood cemetery.
NAACP meeting was held on Sept % the offices of Dr. J.
Redd for the of organizing local branch of the National
citation the Advancement temporary
perfected Those Gale p Hyer Chairman
Chas W. Brown Secretary p F. Hale Dr. H. Brown e. Robinson
Butler Ralph Watson JAS Smith, John H. Allison, M McDew
Wright Redd, Skinner Will Smith, Louis c.
Vale and Charles Sumner Smith.
Dr. Waldo Turner Northern part
the State for twenty-four hours
Cool Place to GO-MECCA ICECREAM PARLoR-555 Aurora
Avenue
Mrs. Sarah Chapman of Springfield Ohio mother of Mrs George
Wills Mrs Clarence Green
Chapman Mrs E. Cloak left for her home after spending
the past two months in the city.
Musical A
the of the Sunday School, presenting Mr. George w.
Garner, the tenOr-robusto, of Chicago ILL.,
Huntng spent days hunting Benson
bagged the limit bringing home quantity of prairie chickens
and ducks.
BERTHE High will call for the next meeting the
Social and Literary Society, of which she is president
Myrtle Williams of Edmund Street
Saturday for Augusta Ca where she will her duties
teacher of music at Paine college.
Ryan Carng
Tuesday at Lexington
of attending Uni
versity studying Pharmacy.
opened dental offices
in the Kendrick Block.
of T. wearing their
pins
Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Jose H. Sherwood
their Fifteenth Anniversary grand social evenCsta
wedding guests m. the beautiful
residence 9 ST. Anthony be received by Mr. and Mrs Sherwood
Mrs E. F. Alley Chicago Mrs Belle Taylor Mrs Samuel
A. H. Lealtad of St Phillips Episcopal
Mrs Edna Ketcham
beautiful by Miss Abrea Bell Misses Viola
Showe Cuhbe and Lyle Uy served the punch bowl Mrs
Lobbs received the presents of
which costly being gifts from other cities Mess
Wills and Oscar Lobbns assisted Mr. Sherwood
of congrauaton by letters
received from Shrine Temples Communicates
we'll individual members; also from relatives and
friends.
Louis Erwin Attorney Law Block
Boarding ROOmng Williams Prop. POLO Cedar
Avenue
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Nearing, in Chicago, ILL.,, and an
other niece, Mrs. Louise AnktOn in
Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Ankton
took Mr.. McNeal to visit her sum-
mer home in Idlewild.
Dinner: Mr.. Jerry Robins, 642
ROndo Avenue, entertained at a
surprise dinner, Wednesday, Au-
gust 8, at the home of Mrs. Jose
phine Todd, $50 Rondo Avenue,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Zackriah
Barnes, of Georgia, and Mr.. Julius
McNeal. The dinner table was COW
cred with a lovely Irish linen table
cloth and the centerpiece was COM
prised of daisies and red carna-
tons. The guests present were:
Robert T. Long, ST., and Robert,
Jr.; Miss Gloria Smith of Kansas
City, Kans.; Mrs. Josephine Todd,
Miss Lillian Lee Sims, Mrs. Minnie
Abston and Mr.. B. NJ. Martin.
Stag Party: DR.. Earl S. Weber,
ITO Carroll Ave, entertained II
guests at a stag in honor of DR..
Fred D. Inge, at his home, Friday,
Aug. 10. DR.. Inge is the head of
the Science Department at Bennett
College in Greensboro, n. c.
Mrs. Wyatt left for her home in
Des Moines, Wednesday, August 8.
Mr.. Triplett, father of Harriet
Byrd, left the city, Saturday,
August IL.
Baby shower: Mrs. Martha
Clemens, 43O Rondo Avenue, was
surprised Thursday, August 9, with
a baby shower, given by Mrs.
Helen E. Moore, and Mrs. Pearl
White. The evening was spent
playing games. Mrs. Clemens was
presented a corsage of roses, from
her guests, who were Mines. Emma
Stewart, Daisy Lucas, Dorothy
Edwards, Gladys Clemens, Eula
Clemens, Daisy Johnson, Lala
Jones, Malinda Washington, NJ.
Cherry, Lucy Sears, and NJ. Dover.
Birthday party: Gloria Roberts,
1909 Carroll Avenue, celebrated her
10th birthday, with a party, Thurs
day, July 26. Among those present
were Joan and Norma Jean Howell,
Connie and Patricia Brown, Wilma
Allison, Yvonne Crushon, Nannette
Hall, Beverly Kirk, Julia Roberta
and Marian Jones. She received
many lovely gifts.
Announce marriage: Mrs. Mary
Hooks, 76O St. Anthony, wishes to
announce the marriage of her
daughter, Gloria Hooks, to Pvt.
Phil ]. Lewis, son of Mrs. Henry
Bowers, 445 St. Anthony, which
took place Tuesday, July 81. Pvt.
Lewis is stationed at Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17

hSSudyy aug. o. Inc BuSSIS III
cluded the Messrs. and Mines. Vim
cent Shepherd, Woodrow Wilson A.
Taylor; the Mines. Adelia Nevis,
Velma Nolle, Mary Yancy; the
Misses C. w. Nears, jeanette
Johnigan, Juanita and Betty Nevis,
and the Messrs. Robert Webb,
James Wilson, Clyde Townsend,
Surett Hunley, Wynn Moore, Har-
old Simpson, Eddie Thomas, L.
Blakley, Ulin Mccullough and
Arthur Moore. The Misses Doro-
thy Matthews, Alene Rhodes and
Jean Curry, were invited but were
unable to attend.
Mrs. Lizzie Wren of Guthrie,
Okla. left Sunday night, Aug. II,
for her home after visiting her
niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seminole Mckee, 334 E. 18th St.,
and her sister, Mrs. Lucille Tillman,
1928 Clinton Ave. Mrs. Wren was
extended many courtesies during
her stay.
Mrs. Lula Polk of Fairmont, W.
Va, is here visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Estella Harris, $500 Fourth
Ave. &c., Mrs. C. Hollivay, 1927
Chicago Ave-, and Mrs. Mary
Stokes, 243O Fifth Ave. So.
Arlene, Mural and Frances
Rooney, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemon Rooney, 11O7 Emerson
Ave. No., are spending their sum-
mer vacation in Des Moines, Iowa,
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ST. PAUL SOCIAL

ST. PAUL SOCIAL ........ ........ ........
Luncheon: A delightful lunch
con was given by Mrs. William
Martin, 418 st. Anthony, Wednes-
lay, August 8, honoring Mrs.
Maude Wyatt, of Des Moines, Iowa;
Albert L. Triplett, of Keokuk, Iowa,
and Mrs. e. Gertrude Boldly.
Mrs. Gloria Williams, 992 lyle
hart Ave-, has as her house guest,
her cousin, Miss Charmayne Miller
of Chicago.
Mrs. Evelyn Blakey, daughter of
Mrs. Elwood Williams, $50 St. An
thony, left Aug. 10, for Washing
ton, D. c., to resume her job as
typist for the Government. She
expects to be Joined there by her
husband, Cpl. Floyd Blakey, who
is stationed overseas.
1t. and Mrs. Clinton Minor, who
were in the city visiting Lieut..
Minors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
c. Minor, All W. Central Ave-, left
Sunday, Aug. IL, for Fl. Devens,
Mass, where he is stationed. The
Minors were guests at the Lowry
Hotel.
Sgt. Leroy COleman's ten-day
visit ended Wednesday, Aug. Is.
He has been the guest of his wife
and daughter, Beatrice and Adri-
enne, TIC Carroll Ave-, and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Cole
man, ST., 671 W. Central Ave.
The Willing Workers of St.
James A. M. E., had their annual
dinner, at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nice Duke, 682 Iglehart, Tuesday,
August 7. Members present were
the Rev. and Mrs. B. N. Moore; the
Mines. Louella Cameron, Eva X.
Ball, Maggie Jenkins, Gladys Will
liams, Villa Mae Barber, Gertrude
Boldly, Lydia Jones, Hazel Allen,
Dorothy Compton, BERTHE Jones,
Magdalene House, Hazel Stark,
Frances Humburd, Claudia Mae
Bryant, Mary Hickey, Edith Clark,
Leona Moore; Messrs. Clarence
Duke, and George W. Moore; Mrs.
Henrietta Henderson, from Chi
cago, Illinois; Miss Beatrice Jones,
from Evanston, Illinois; and Mrs.
Maude. Wyatt, from Des Moines,
Iowa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley d. Tabor
of Ri. 7, lakewood Avenue re-
turned last week, from a two-week
vacation trip to St. Louis, Mo-,
Jackson, Tenn, Corinth, Guntown,
and Cottage Hill, Miss, visiting
Mr.. Tabor's relatives. Mrs. Tabor
reports two highlights of the trip
were the big league game, between
the st. Louis Cardinals and the
Boston Red Socks, in which the
Cardinals won, with a score of 2 to
l. The second, in Guntown, Miss,
Sunday, July %, when the Tabors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17

held a reunion dinner with Mr..
Tabor's seven brothers and sisters,
and twenty-seven other relatives
from various states. This was the
first time in fifteen years, Mr..
Tabor had seen any of his relatives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17
Social and Personal
O ST. PAUL o

Return home: Mr.. and Mrs Zackriah Barnes of Geor-
ga returned to their home Thursday August after visit
ing their daughter sonnaw and grandson, Mr. and Mrs
Robert T. Long, Sr and Robert Jr at 551 Carroll Avenue
Mr. julius McNeal returned to the city Monday August
after spending two weeks visiting his niece Mrs Mary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17

with Mr.. ROOney's mother, Mrs.
Georgia Roane.
Mrs.. Clifford Green, 1901 38th
Ave. So, left August 6, by plane
to spend three weeks visiting in
Washington, D. c.
House Warming: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Gray, APO E. 9th St., held
house warming Friday, Aug. IL.
The guests brought picnic lunch.
They included the Mines. Jessie
Finley, of st. Louis, Lucille NAL
colin of the Republic of Panama,
and William Thomas of Chicago.
Others were the Messrs. and Mines.
Archie James, J. w. Clemmons,
San Russell, James Bobo, Augustus
Owens, Isaac Judy, Clifford Smith,
Louie Perkins, Everett Law, Theo-
dore Woodland, Jerry Williams; the
Mines. Dorothy Thompson, Lillian
Jackson, Thelma Starks, Geraldine
Edwards, Cecilia Patterson, Arie
Pullum, Claudia Gates, Evelyn Nc
Neal, Genevieve Cooper, Florence
Sublett, Lorraine Hammond and
son, James, Messrs. William Allen
and E. C. Thompson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17
Social and Personal

Mrs. Anna BraxtOn, who has been in the city visiting
her cousin Mrs Brownie Fort 1929 Fourth Ave &c. left
Wednesday, Aug Is, for her home in Pittsburgh, Pa
Enertains BrOther-in-law: Mrs Alice Daniels 2746b
Clinton Ave-, entertained her brother-in-aw CPL James
Daniels of Goldman Field KY at party at her home We'd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17

Mess, Sergeant: "Can you dress
a chicken?"
X. p: mot on the money the
army pays me-"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-17

A wheat-free cereal
ma de from finely
ground oatmeal. For
tilted for extra nour-
iShment with iron and
vitaminS of the B COM
plex. Mixes to o
creamy, smooth con-
sistency. just add hot
or cold milk or for
mula and serve.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Imagination seeks the answer
To every driving problem;
ii makes the whole US.
a testing ground for cars!
Imagination AT Chrysler
Corporation hunts the worst roads
and driNins conditions
where the toughest drivers test
our cars with more abuse
than you will ever give them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

This picture Of strange combination of
roads and weather will give you an idea
of the many different kinds of actual road
testing the Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto and
Chryslcr cars 90 through.
We send them up tie c5unlry's longest
mountain or, 'cs, over the Soulhvcst's burn
ing 'rsc /, through tn ow and Id of
the ,cr miles Of gravel. Wherever
driN 9 conditions are the most severe, We
chec.. performance, stamina and driving
comfort - to make sure our cars will give
exceptionally good account of themselves.
This is the way Imagination helps US
prepare our ears for any kind Of driving
you may do - the same Imagination that is
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

the directing force throughout the entire
Chrysler Corporation.
Useful Imagination has pioneered many
important improvements on our automo.
bilcs -. gyrol Fluid Drive, Floating Power
and the many other developments that bring
you easier driving, greater comfort and
smoother, more brilliant performance.
Imagination never stops testing mprov-
ing, developing. You'll see its results in our
new cars and trucks - better performance,
safety, comfort and value
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
svych rodicI.

~
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
vydan1m teto ucebnice prof.
Mikuly, pravem povazovane "a
nejleps1 praci sv6ho druhu, wy
konala pekny kus zasluzne kul-
turn1 prace, We ktere dunno po-
kracovat a jiz nutno rozSlTit a
prohloubit. Objevila Sc poptav-
ka i pc mens1, ne tax nakladn6
ucebnici jak Destiny tax sloven-
stiny pro skoly obecn6 i pro sa-
mouky. Objevila sc dale potTe-
ga vydani serie levnych knfzek,
podavajfcfch vyb6r z nasf lite
ratury, opatrenych odbornymi
vysvetlivkami jazykovych zvla-
stnostf ceskych v anglictine a
slovnfckem, ucebnic podobnych
onem, jichz Sc pouzfva k prak-
tickemu cviku pri studiu spa
nelstiny a franctiny V americ-
kych strednich skolach. To je
ukol pro budoucno, ktery Csl.
narodnf rada zaradila do sveho
programu povalecneho. Vydani
ucebnice Progressive Czech a
priprava k dalsf praci V tonic
smeru dokazuje, jak je zapo-
trebi, ably Narodni rada jake
1stredni vsenarodnf organisa-
ce, slouzfcf jak pred valkou tax
pc valce nasim spolecnym zaj-
mum V teto zemi zGstala nejen
zachovana, ale ably il i hmotne
umozneno bylo p~Okracovat v
dalsf uspesne praci.
Ucebnice Progressive Czech
(cena $3.50, poStou $2.75) lie
objednat v Ceskoslovenske ma
rodnf rade, jejfz nova adresa
jest 3917 w. 26th Street, Chi
cago = %, Illinois. Jest ma skla-
de i v krajanskych knihkupec-
tvfch F. Pancner, 1905 w. 26th
Street, Chicago : %, ILL.,, Gee
choslovak Bookshop, 1868 First
Avenue, New York = 81, N. Y,
Frank Dojacek, 658 Main St.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Tato kniha Sc hodf vyborne i "a
vanocnf darek pro dospfvajici
vase d1tky neb americke pTate-
lie. Obsahuje mluvnici i hoj-
most c1tacf latky k praktickemu
cviku a pr1slusne obsazne SLOW
Milky jak cesko-anglicky tax
anglicko-cesky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
President Benes O nutnosti wy.
stehovani NSmcIG a MadarE
Ceskoslovenska.

z(CTK) - President Ceskoslo-
venske republiky DIR. Edward
Benes prohlasil v rozhovoru sc
zastupci Slovanske narodnf ra-
dy toto:
az do roku 1888 sledovala
nase r%epublika velmi 1zkostlive
loyalni politiku v1ci narodnost-
MIN mensinam, a to nejvzor-
nejsfm zpGsobem. Pc tom vsem.
co Sc stale, at uz v r. 1888 We
vztahu k r%epublice, ci pc tom
barbarstvf, pachanem u mas "a
okupace, takovou politiku uz
delat nebudeme. Nasfm cflem
Je vybudovat z Ceskoslovenska
lednotlivy narodnf stat bez
bensinovych zavazkI. Dekret
10 osidlovacfm trade jsem liz
podepsal. Nynf must byt do
dusledkG provaden osidlovacf
plan a definitivne must byt sta
novena 1zemi, ktera budou a
nebudou osidlovana. Tento pre-
sun Dude jistym druhem revo-
luce politicke a hospodafske.
Prave proto musime stat "a NV
slenkou narodnfho statu, to je
"a zasadou vymenit mensiny
mezi Madarskem a Ceskoslo-
venskem. Madarsky problem
must byt resen We sve podstate
tim, re nejmene 4OO,O 900 Ma
darG must cd mas odejft.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
TelefOn: Broadway 1858
Zpravy z CeskOslOvenska.
Tragedie vnoucat JUDI. Pre-
mysla Samala, byvaleho kan
cleTe p~residenta republiky "a
DOLBY presidenta TomaSe c..
Masaryka.

Dive vnoucata DIR. Samala, We
start dewitt a peti rokd, byla r.
1912 gestapem odv1ecena do
Nemecka. Nejdrfve byly deti
uvezneny v Poznani, kde jim
bylo odnato vse, die echo by
molly byt pozdeji poznany a
misto jmen byla Jim dana cfsla,
die nichz byla ia ubozatka We
dena ma SeZnamu.
z Poznan6 byly d6ti poslany
do Burkau a konecn6 do Pusch-
kau. V tonic mest6, jake Sc
delo kdysi S otroky, byly VISTA
veny ma verejnem trzisti, ably 81
je nekdo odvedl. Hezke, int
ligentnf tvaTicky upoutaly po-
zornost Ora. Weisse z mesta
Weinheimu, ktere lezf nedale-
ko Heidelbergu. DR.. Weiss pfi-
vedl deti dom1 a hned je "a
prahl do prace. Musely delat
vse, CO bylo kolem domu tTeba
a prace ia byvala mad jejich 81
ly. Umyslem DR.. Weisse bylo
nejenom d6ti vyuzitkovat po-
kud prace Sc tykalo, ale chtel z
Mich ud6lati dobre majesty a W.
hladit z mysle jejich vse, CO by
Jim ~pfipom1nalo ma domov.
Byl to krusny zivot, ktery tt
mali otr1cci vedli. Had, stesk
pc domov6, touha pc narucf mi
lovane maticky tezce dolehala
ma jejich 1tla srdecka a cas- Jim
jen zvolna mfjel. PTece ale ma
DIESEL Jim den vysvobozeni. By
10 to pocatkem letosniho roku,
kdyz americka armada vtrhla
do Weinheimu. Ably sc DIR.
Weis zalichotil americkemu We
lfcfmu dGstOjnfkovi, odvedl k
nemu d6ti a take mu sdelil, Cd
kud deti pochazejf a kdo jsou
jejich rOdice. V6del to, nebOf
Sc to dozvedel cd starsiho chap
&c. Americana wall deti v o.
chranu a zacalo Sc patrat pc
matce, nee byla nalezena v kon
centracnim tabore v Osvetine,
odkud prave byla ruskym vol
skem vysvobozena. Takovych
pripadu udalo sc v Ceskosloven
sku ma tisfce, ne kazdy vsak
skoncil tax Stastn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Prejmenovani severo-morav-
kych NEST q obcl.

Brno. = Cetna mfsta ma Sc
verni Morave, pGvodne ceska,
byla pc zgermanisovanf tohoto
kraje pon6mcena. Nynf jsou
snahy, ably t6mto mlstGm byla
vracena pnvodni ceska jmena,
a krone toho, ably vymizely
prfvlastky "nemecky". To Sc
tyka nejen N6meckych Libin,
pro nee je navrhovan nazev
Slovanske nebo Svobodne, ale
take vetsich NEST jake Sum-
perk (nemec. Schoenberg z pI-
vod. ceskeho Krasna Hora) J,
Sternberka a jinych. Mel by
byti pTipraven plan, POOLE nejz
by Sc pTejmenovanf provedlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
ceske zeny zadaji rovne pravc
9 muzi.

Praha. - Pozadavek 1plne
rovnosti muzG a zen We veTej-
mem zivot6 byl ~ednomyslne
schvalen ma schulz, konane pod
zastitou rady csl. zen.
Ma schulz mluvili zastupcove
vsech ctyr dovolenych polite
kych stran - katolicke lidove,
ceske narodne socialnf, social
ne demokraticke a komunistic-
Ike. V prijate resoluci Sc zada
zastoupen1 zen We Wade, v pro-
zatfmn1m narodn1m shromaz-
denf, ktere Dude v kratke dobe
uvedeno v zivot a We vsech Ma
rodn1ch vyborech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Plukovnik jake plukovnik.

V Bflem dome Sc dial ohlasiti
plukovn1k Louis Truman, bra
trance presidenta, ably Sc pred
stavil svemu pTfbuznemu. K
svemu podpisu pTidal slova plu
kovnik u. S. A. President, jenz
byl prave pri dobrem humoru,
napsal ma jeho lfstek, re host
Dude vitan a podepsal Sc Harry
Truman, plukovnfk v reserve.
Ma to mlady vojfn odpovedel:
"Vyridte prosfm plukovnikOvi
v reserve, re jej pfisel pozdra-
viii plukovnik We skutecnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
v kvstnu 1916 Dude poTadan v
Praze Mezinarodni hudebni
festival.

(CTK) - V tiskovem pre-
hledu zprav csl. ministerstva in
formacf uvadf Sc zprava O u
spoTadan1 Mezinarodniho hui
debnfho festivalu, ktery Dude
poradan v Praze v kvetnu 1916
Festival Dude oslaven padesati
let cinnosti Ceske filharmonie a
Dude sc konat Ia 1casti vynika-
fetch spojeneckych umelcH. K
1cinkovan1 ma slavnostnich kon
certech budou pozvani vynika-
ifcf sovetstf a JIM slovanstf u
melci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Plzen zotavovacim stredisken
americke armady.

PlZen. - Americke velitel-
stv1 zfidilo v Plzni znamenite
zotavovaci stredisko pro from
tove americke vojaky We sire
dnf Europe. General Harmon
vydal k vojakdm provolani, a.
by udrzeli svou vysokou 1roven
discipliny a osobnlho chovani,
nebot Poole Mich budou Cesi
posuzovat cely americky ma
rod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Ceskoslovensko a Buiharsko
obnovily diplomaticke styky.

(CTK) - Reuterova tiskova
sluzba oznamila, re mezi Ces-
koslovenskem a Bulharskem
byly obnoveny d~iplomaticke
styky, jez byly preruseny v r.
1889 po obsazen1 Ceskosloven-
ska. Mezi obema staty doSlo
nynf k dohode O otevreni "a
stupitelskych 1radG v Praze a
Sofii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Eisenhower nadsenS vitan v
Praze, vyznamenan ceskoslo-
venskym radem.

Praha malokdy spatfila tax
nadsene uvftanf, jakeho Sc do
stale We ctvrtek, IL. Tjna gene
ralu Eisenhowerovi. Projizdel
v autu ulicemi, nahitymi jasajf-
cimi Cechy, jez zdfzovaly fady
straznikI pred 1tokem ma jeho
viz.
Eisenhower stall pc celou ces-
tn a usmfval Sc, opetoval po-
zdravy jasajfcich CechI a rus
kych vojakG a naval svou Cap
kou.
Pred shorelou Staromestskou
radnicf polozil v6nec ma hrob
neznameho vojfna. PAX odejel
ma prazsky brad ma obed s pre-
sidentem Benesem, ktery no wy
znamenal ceskym radem.
Pred skoncenlm sve sestiho-
dinove navstevy, n~avstivil Eli.
senhower americkeho velvyslar
ce Laurence Steinhardta.
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AMERICANS Sc Ucf cEsKY.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

/ Zpravy O vysledku zapisu do
eeskych skol krajanskych "a
znamenavaj1 opetny pokles FAC
iva. Je to zjev jiste smutny v
roce v1tezstvf a osvobozenf sta
re MAST ~vlasti, kdy pravem bylo
mono ocekavat pravy opak
zvysenf zajmu o ucenf Sc nasi
matefstine. Hlavnf pricinou
tohoto zjevu jest, re zactvc
mnohych techto skol pozGstava
takmer vylucne z d1tek pTiste.
hovalcd a tech valem ubyva
Z1skat pax do krajanskycI
lskol vetsf merou dftky rodict
liz v Americe narozenych sc
nam dosud nepodaTilo. To zG.
stava jednfm z hlavnich nasich
1kolG narodnfch v dobe pova-
lecne.
Ukol tento je velky, ale neni
nemozny neb nesplnitelny jak
Sc domnfvajf ii, kdoz ma budouC
most nasi vetve V Americe hle-
df jen cernymi brylemi. Zajf-
mavou a radostnou skutecnosti
totiz jest, re prave V dobe, kdy
ubyva zactva V krajanskych
|skolach, vzrGsta poteSitelne "a
jem o studium anglictiny v kru-
zich americkych.
Americana sc dnes ucf cesky
a projevuji o nasi mateTstinu
vetsf zajem nez kdykoli jindy.
Vyznacnym dokladem toho-
to zajmu jest velky 1spech, kite
ny ma ucebnice Destiny "Pro-
gressive Czech" cd prof. Bohu-
mila Mikuly, vydana nakladem
Ceskoslovenske narodnf rady v
Americe.
Tato kniha vysla jiz We trech
vydanich. Poslednf vydanf wy
slo letos ma jaTe. Ia p~oslednich
pet mesfcG prodano bylo pres
1000 vytiskG, &C je to kniha
Dilemma, o 578 stranach a stoji
$3.50, postou $2.75. Jest il po-
Iuzfvano ma stredn1ch skolach
|vefejnych i katolickych a ma
americkych kolejfch a universe
tach. Znacha poptavka jest pc
nj i v Kanade a zejmena " An
gill. Polovice zmineneho poe
tn prodanych vytiskG rozebra-
ma byla prislusnfky nasf druhe
a tretf generace, druha polovi-
&c pax Americany a Anglicany.
Ztoho lie odvodit kvojf "a
yer. Pfedn6 je fakt, re nase
druha a tfetf generace zajima
Sc o studium nasi matefstiny,
jestlize Sc il NIUE ucit jake il
nemu jazyku z ucebnic psa-
nych anglicky. Dale, re Sc dnes
uc1 cestine i sami Americana,
kter1 tax cinf z pohnutek este
praktickych, coz by melo byt
novou pob1dkou vsem America
mum ceskeho neb slovenskeho
p1vodu, ably Sc ucili jazyku
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Praha slavns vitala marSalka
I Konsva.

Marsalek I. Konev, nejvysSi
velitel ruskych vojsk v Rakous-
ku, byl IL. rfjna slavnostne u
vftan, kdyz pTijel do Prahy.
Pravf Sc, re prijel ma d1lezitou
poradu Sc svymi generally.