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The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18

Mr.. G. l.. Roberts, School Super
intendent of Cruger School, well
coined the visitors and agreed to
cooperate with the All Club pro-
gram in the county.
Girls enrolled in the club were:
Daphne Bankston, Thelma Griggs,
Ann Gordon, Mary Sue Hutchinson
Jean Smith, Elizabeth Jean Gordon
Juanita Lehman, Naomi Lehman
Eddie Jean White, Helen Floyd
Martha Jean PEBBLES, Mary Davis
and Gloria Turbeville.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18

by Mrs. c. B. Wilson who was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Shackleford.
Reeves Vandiver and ]. L. Shields
transacted business in Greenwood
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Smith spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Mem
phis.
Miss Becky Baine, freshman at
Brenean College, Gainesville, Ga,
has been pledged to Delta, Delta,
Delta sorority.
Attending the State Fair in Jack
son Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Moss, Kay and Yvonne, Nell Parker
Baine, Herbert Hill, Robert Perry
and Harvey Baine. The boys stayed
over till Saturday.
Mrs. J. l.. Shields, Mary Alice
Tootles, Miss Norman and Mrs. c.
r. Hamlin shopped in Greenwood
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Sharpe went to
Memphis Thursday to meet their
son, 1t Byron Sharpe who is on
leave from Tuscon, Arizona.
Miss Sara Virginia Jones and
Mrs. Stokes Jones spent several days
in Memphis last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Woody made
business trip to Memphis Friday.
Mrs. j. T. Lockhart of Aberdeen
was called here last week because
Of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Williams in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hays.
| Miss Mauree Thomas was week
end visitor in the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Ohio Monroe in Canton.
Miss Martha Louise Turner, sopho-
more at MSCW in Columbus spent
the weekend at home. Miss Turner
has been admitted into membership
of Lockhearts and Rogers, freshman
sophomore social club at MSCW.
Mrs. Wes Gary of Belzoni was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Crow and Mr.. Crow last week.
Mrs. Martha Conger Hill of Valid
en- was the guest of her brother, A.
| C. Conger and Mrs. Conger last
week. Other guests in the home were
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling PEBBLES OF
Bolton.
i Mrs. w. ]. Penn visited her moth
er, Mrs. M. T. Link in Jackson last
week.
Miss Georgine Crow, senior at M
S. C. W., was a weekend guest II
the home of her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. George Crow
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
Cruger All Club
Organized Oct. 11th

Miss Virginia Smith, home dem
onstration agent, of Holmes county
met with the girls in the Cruger
school on Thursday, October 1lth
She explained the All club program
and what it can mean to girls. She
stated that there are $1,000 All men,
bers in Mississippi, and over a mil
lion in the u. S.
Thirteen girls enrolled and elected
the following officers: President,
Gloria Turberville; vice-president,
Mary Davis, Kern; Secretary, Mar
tina Jean PEBBLES.
Mr.. l. w. Carson, County Agent,
and Mr.. George Evans, Assistant
County Agent, discussed boys All
club work and will organize the boys
at later date.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18

Services Button -
worn by ths' men
and women " h o
have served In our
armed forces and
who have been hon
ovabIy discharged.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
Supper for Football Boys

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall en-
tertained the local football team
with supper at their camp on Bee
Lake Tuesday evening. Autumn
leaves were used as decorations on
the table and in the rooms. The fol-
lowing menu was served buffet
STYLE: squirrel stew, combination
salad. pickles, olives rolls, crackers
and coca-colas. Later popcorn candy
halls were served. Those who enjoy
ed this occasion were: Lester Lyon,
Herbert Hill, Virgil Tuberville,
Hank" Larkin, L. ]. Slay, Buddy
Waterer, Basil Brown, Malcolm
Worrell, Joe Liberto, Billy Marshall,
rerrell Black, Coach Griffin, Supt.
Huddleston and Bob Gillispie. Mrs.
Marshall was assisted in serving by
Miss Lorraine Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barrett and
two little sons of Joliet, Illinois, left
for Jackson Friday to visit relatives
after visiting his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. H. Barrett the past three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Buchanan
made business trip to Lexington
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellison
"Sonny" Ellison, Mrs. Kenneth
shute and George Marian attended
the Fair and shopped in jackson
Thursday.
Mrs. Ora Martin and Margie John
son were jackson visitors on Thurs.
day. :
DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Eggleston made
a business trip to Lexington Friday
Mrs. w. E. Marshall visited hel
sister Mrs. Silas Dubard in Carroll
ton Thursday. She was accompanied
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
YOUR JOB AWAITS

To those being discharged from the armed forces
we say, well done, and welcome back into the
MPGL family" Your job is here awaiting you.
Just as we told you when you left. it is yours upon
your return. We and our customers have missed
your services We've done the best we could with
out you. but your services are needed now more
than ever.
When you get your discharge. come back to
your former Job. You'll find the welcome mat
out. We're looking for you
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
Prevent Kitchen Accidents

The kitchen is the busiest-and
the most dangerous--room in the
farm home. Here are some sugges-
tons to reduce the possibility Of
kitchen accidents:
Cut away from yourself when
using a knife. When carving meat,
always use fork with a knife guard.
Knives which are not in use should
be kept in a knife rack, knife
drawer, or a special section of a
drawer to keep them out of the reach
Of children.
The handles Of pots and pans
should be turned away from the
edge of the stove to prevent them
from being accidently knocked off
or pulled OFF by curious children.
A cloth or hot-pad should always
be used for handling hot utensils,
and care must be taken In opening
them to prevent steam from scalding
the face. The safe way to remove the
cover Of pan, roaster, steamins
kettle or a pressure cooker is to lift
the far edge Of the cover first.
! Special care is required in open,
ling pressure cookers. When process
ing is complete, the canner shoulc
be removed from the heat and ths
pressure allowed to fall to zero
Then the pet-cock should be opened
before the cover Is removed
| The equipment of every farm
kitchen should include a step-stoo
so it will be unnecessary to us,
chairs or boxes for reaching higl
places. In choosing step-stool, tn
housewife must make certain tha
each step, including the top one
wide enough to stand upon and tina
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
Singers To Meet
AT Cunton Sunday

The Madison County Singing Con-
vention will meet for an all-day
singing at the Court House in Cam
ton Sunday, October 2lst from 1000
A. M. until 4:30 p. M.
All singers from Holmes and adj
joining counties are invited to come
and be with us. Lunch will be serv-
ed for all singers.
e. j. Barron, President.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
.HJc To PIoy
Southwest Friday

Ihe undefeated Bulldogs of Hol-
mes Junior College will encounter
reai test this week. Playing their
second home game of the season VS..
southwest Jr. College of Summit,
Friday night, October 19, at 800 p.
M. The Southwest team held Kinds
Jr. College, of Raymond, to twelve
points two weeks ago. The game
promises to be thriller. The Bull
dogs came out of the Kinds game
without any injuries and everyone
is expected to be in "top-shape'
physically for Southwest.
The score of Holmes Kinds game
was 6-6, played at Raymond las
Thursday night The Kinds passing
attact was outstanding while the de
fensive line play of the Holmes Bull
dogs was unusually good. The stand
out men were Waters, j. Burrell
and Lambert for Holmes and Colo
robo for Kinds.
The Holmes record to date is a
follows:
Holmes l2-Copiah-Lincoln 0.
Holmes 20-Pearl River 0.
Holmes 6--Hinds 6.
Other home games following tn
engagement this week at Goodman
J VS.. Southwest will be Perkinston, q
Goodman, October &c: Decatur, a
Goodman, Nov. 9, and Wesson, q
Goodman, November 20.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
TCHULA
BirthdaY PurtY

Margie johnson celebrated her
fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon,
october 8 with a party in the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Johnson. Indoor games were played
bv the little guests after which they
were served ice cream and cake. En-
;oving the party were Jane Gwin,
Gloria Harrison, Betty Sue Gillispie,
Jackie Kazar, Marilyn Vegezzi, Gail
Griffith, Jean Peterson, "Bubber''
and Margie johnson. Favors were
given to each one, and the honoree
received many nice gifts.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18

clean when stored or ugly circles of
brown may develop from perspira-
ton. If washable, leave out the
starch and press or not as one likes.
Rayons should be very carefully
washed or dry cleaned.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
Special Meeting At
Beuluh Church Sunday

Every member Of Beulah Baptist
Church is requested to be present at
the Beulah Church Sunday morning,
October 2lst at 10 o'clock, for spec
ial business meeting. Sunday school
win be held Immediately following
this meeting.
Mrs. Cecil Waldrop,
Supt. Sunday School
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
BY Virginia M. Smith.
Home Demonstration Agent

Falling leaves and a GOODNESS in
the air means it is time to put sum-
mer clothes away for rest period.
Care now means better looking
clothes next summer and longer
wear as well.
If summer clothes are mended
now, they will be ready for use when
unpacked next spring. It will prob
ably be easier to find the buttons to
sew on now and the scraps for patch
ing might get into a quilt this winter
If left in the scrapbag.
These summer clothes must be
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18

all the steps are roughened or cover
ed with non-skid material to pre-
vent falls.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-18
WELCOME BACK

During the War. 224 Of our employees left their
jobs to join the military forces of our country.
While we hated to see them go, we felt proud that
they were willing to offer their lives if necessary
in order that their country might continue TO be
free, democratic nation.
We sincerely regret to report that five OF our
former employees lost their lives in the service.
To them. and others like them, we owe debt of
gratitude which can be only repaid by building
stronger the nation for which they made the SUI
preme sacrifice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22

V patek, IS. cervna roznesla Sc pc nasi ctvrti zprava, re
zemrel v Church Home nemocnci znamy politk a pf1tel cs-
koslovenskeho Edu, byvaly statni senator "a 2. zakonodarny
distrikt John G. Callan.
Zvlastnf shodou osudu V den, kdy skonal mel mu byti v
University of Baltimore odevzdan "Certifcote of Law" Sveho
snu staff Sc p%ravnikem Sc jiz nedockal. Je zajimave, re pc
mnoho rokd, kdy byl statnim %senatorem, pracoval o prosaze-
nj statniho zakona, ably Sc mohla dati zapsati ma studio pray
kazda osoba, pres 40 let nemajfcf patficne ~pfedbezne vide
lanf. Byly mu kladeny velke pfekazky, az V roce 1899 zako-
nodarna pfijala tento dodatek, ale $ vyhradou, re Sc must "a
datele dati zapsati ma studio pray do listopadu tehoz roku.
Is. rfjna Callan Sc dial zapsati do University of Baltimore.
Zemfely byl znamou osobnosti v ceskem okoll, u nasich
spolkd a pilne a ~nenarocne spolupracoval Sc Sdruzenlm Cl.
Spolkd. Jeho zasluhou byl ~prohlasen %. Rfjen svatkem Statu
Maryland. Druhym znamym cinem bylo, re portret prvnfho
americkeho naturalisovaneho obcana Cecha Augustine Her
mana byl slavnostne zavesen V zasedac1 SIM nasi zakonodar-
ny v Annapolis.
John C. Callan narodil Sc v Norfolku, Va. Ozenil Sc S
Ceskou 81. Annou Chlan a oddan byl v kostele sv. Vaclava v
dubnu 1915. Manzelstvf jejch bylo %pozehnano dcerou pl.
Madeline McNicholas a syny: John C. Callan, vo1n y. S.
Army a Paul C. Callan, Kadet We West Point. Provozoval
kempffstvf a plumbaTinu a pozdeji byl zamestnan u mesta v
Bureau of Smoke Control. Jeho residence byla v elsie 1872
N. Collington Avenue.
Pohreb zesnul6ho konal Sc v 1tery, 10. cervna do kostela
sv. Michaela a pohTben byl ma hTbitove Nesv. Vykupitele.
John G. Callan nebyl ceskeho pGvodu, ale udelal pro mas
a pro dobre jmeno ceskoslovenskeho lidu mnoho!
"cEST BUDIz PAMATCE
JOHNA C.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
JOHNA C.

byla pTenesena nektera z nej-
vets1ch nemeckych a italskych
studi1 S veskerym zaT1zen1m.
Barandovska filmova studia v
Praze jsou ted pravdepodobne
nejvetS1mi Europe.
Rumunsko jiz oznamilo, re
ma pro Ceskoslovensko k dis
posici velike mnozstvf petrole-
je a gasolinu, jehoz dovozu bra
nj jen dopravnf obtfze. Ma Du-
naji nezGstaly skoro zadne lodi
a v Budapest je plavba nebez-
pecna pro trosky zbofenych
mostG v rece.
Vsechny tovarny, nalezejfc1
NemcGm a MadarGm byly v
Ceskoslovensku zabaveny a bu-
dou az do dals1ho rozhodnut1
vlady spravovany Narodn1mi
vybory s pomoc1 loyaln1ch Gle
MI spravnfch rad a loyaln1ch
delnikG. Podniky, ktere drive
PARTLY ziddm a byly Nemci
vyvlastneny, budou spravovany
staten. Mali vsak byt vraceny
pravoplatnym majitelGm, az Sc
bezpecne zjistf jejich ~vlastnic-
tV1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Ucitele do

Ceskoslovenska domaci roz-
hlasova sluzba vydala tuto O.
hlasku:
Nv pohranicnich okresech
Czech, Moray a Slezska budou
znovu otevreny ceske skoly.
Byvalf ucitel6 a JIM clenove ces
kych mensinovych skol, zvlaste
ii, kterf jsou obeznameni S mist
mimi pomery, Sc zadajf, ably Sc
dobrovolne prihlasili ma praci
v techto skolach. zadosti pri-
j1ma ministerstvo skolstvf. Ia
datel must predlozit potvrzeni
cd mfstniho narodniho vyboru,
re je narodne spolehlivym. u
citele a reditele ceskych skol Sc
zadaji, ably dali k disposici kni-
ny re skolnfch knihoven, KITE
rych mohou postradat, ably u
snadnili vyucovan1 v ceskych
pohranicnfch skolach."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22

z Washingtonu sc oznamuje,
Re POOLE zpravy prazskeho roz-
hlasu byly nedavno konany
slavnostn1 bohosluzby v chra-
mu Svateho Vita v Praze jake
d1k1vzdan1 "a osvobozen1 re-
publiky. Pontifikalnf msi slou-
I'll vikar DIR. Bohumil Opatrny
"a 1casti ctyT kanovn1kG, kteri
jedin1 zbyli z cele kapitoly Sv.
Vita. Ostatnl kanovn1ci zem-
feli V dobe okupace. Ceka sc
ma brzky navrat dvou k%anovnf-
XII z koncentracnfho tabora
Poole zpravy rozhlasu boho-
sluzby Sc skoncily hymnou Sva.
tech Vaclava a narodn1mi hym.
Mani "zp1vanymi celym cfrkev.
MIN shromazd6nfm, kter6 napl
milo chram do poslednfho mi
STA"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Zpravy z CeskOslovenska.
ZAHYNULI v TABORE
" BUCHENWALDU.

Y SeZnamu mucednlku, Zhy-
nulych v Buchenwaldu byli tt
to Cesi, kteTf byli pozatykani
Nemci 1. zarf 1899 pTi hromad
mem zatykan1 pred 1tokem ma
Polsko, jak nyn1 vyjevil Cesko-
slovensky Cerveny KTfz:
Roku 1889 Bohumil Kranda,
red. skoly, Plzen; 1910 Anto-
min Nedv6d, red. Move Dolby,
Plzen; 1910 Kulp, red. cukro-
varu, KromeTfz; 1910 Pesek,
kamenfk, Klatovy; 1910 MUDr
Musilek, stabnf lekaT, Praha /;
1910 Bittner, professor, Tabor;
1910 BeneS, red. skoly, Mem.
Brod; 1910 Parfl, stabni kapi-
tan, Praha; 1910 sindelaT, del
nix, Telc, Morava; 1910 Lud.
KoSut, ucitel, Zlfn; 1910 Petr
Posluzny, hostinsky, Hor. Hbi-
ty; 1910 stecha, d6lnfk, MI.
Boleslav (utlucen gestapem)
1941 Ferd. Crylek, farar, Pre-
row; 1941 FIR. Auerbach, delnfk
Plzen (ob6sil seq 1941 Ludvik
Cibulka, podpluk., Praha; 1941
Jos. Cecelka, post. monter, Sc
mily 1941 Jos. Stejskal, obec.
tai, Josefov; 1941 JOS. Mara
mex, ucitel, Hodon1n; 1941 L.
Stodola, plukovnik, Pfsek; 1911
Vaclav Skreta, red. skoly, Tur-
nov (zemrel v Dachove) 1941
Mysak, ucitel, MI. Boleslav
1912 Jan Hakl, knihkupec, Ho-
rice; 1912 Jan Sykora, d9lnfk,
Plzen; 1912 Vaclav Otahal, ka-
plan, Morava " Dachove) ;
1913 Adolf N6mecek, m. r., M.
N. O., mrtvice; 1914 Frant. Mi
klik, Hodon1n; 1914 Otakar
Saska, 1T. mem. poi, TTebon
1914 DR.. Ivan Markovic, Brati-
slava; 1914 Ing. Emilian jim
dra, pTednosta d1len, Plzen
Frant. Vanek, starosta TTebf-
&c; 1914 zabiti pTi bombovani
zavodG v Buchenwaldu: Vacl,
Plhacek, elektrotechnik, Jicfn
Vaclav Hrnc1r, prof, Hradec
Kralove; Robert Kral, obchod-
nix, Lipnik, Morava; Vilem
Roesch, lekarnik a starosta,
Jindf. Hradec; JOS. Serbus, L.
fednfk drahy, Vlasim; Ant. Ur-
ban, Jihlava; 1915 Jan Netik,
general, Praha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Dobre hospodaTske vyhlidky
pro &. s. R.

Henry Bradley, correspondent
americke tiskove agentury O.
verseas News Agency dosel pc
rozmluve s csl. ministrem OBJ
chodu a prGmyslu Bohumilem
Lausmanem k zaveru, re cesko-
slovenske neutrality-suspicious.
utrpelo valkou meme nez hos
podarstvf jinych osvobozenych
zem1.
Neposkozeny jsou predevsim
vsechny ceskoslovenske dolly,
ktere jsou jednou z nejdGlezi-
tejsfch soucastek narodniho no
spodaTstv1. Ma Morave a ma
Kladensku Sc uz Ease doluje.
V severoceskem rev1ru dolly do
sud nepracujl, protoze deln1ci
byli vetsinou sudetstf Nemci,
kterf bud odeSli re zeme nebo
uprchli do lesG.
Re tri nejvetsfch kovodelnych
zavod1 je nejvfce poskozena
plzenska Skodovka, kdezto br-
nenska Zbrojovka je v dobrem
stavu stejne jake V1tkovicke
zelezarny.
z menslch zbrojn1ch zavodG
byly zniceny zavody Ceskomo-
ravska-K Danek v Praze,
bratislavska Dynamitka a zbroj
nj zavody v Dubnici ma Sloven-
sku.
Nejtezsi ranu utrpel ceskoslo
vensky prGmysl tim, re vsech-
ny textiln1 tovarny byly presto
hovany do Nemecka, castecne
proto, ably Ceskoslovensko bylo
zbaveno tohoto prGmyslu, cas-
|tecne ably Sc vyuzilo jeho u
prazdnenych budov pro valec-
nou vyrobu.
Ma druhe strane valecna dis
.lokace pTivedla do Ceskosloven
ska nova prGmyslova odvetv1.
Ceskoslovensko je ted pravde-
podobne jedinou evropskou re-
mi s vyznamnym optickym pr1
myslem, ktereho drive nemelo.
Totez plati O vyrobe synteticke-
no benzinu a uncle gumy. &C.
skoslovenska vyroba letadel by
la pred valkou nevelka, nynl
vsak stehovanim zavodn 2 Ne
mecka vZroStla O n6kolik set
procent. Znacne vzrostl take
prdmysl filmovy, nebot do Czech
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22

(CTK) = Domaci rozhlaso-
va sluzba v Praze oznamila dine
4. cervna tuto zpravu:
"Ministr Lausman prohlasil,
re ministersky predseda Fer
linger jiz ujistil zastupce z Plz-
ne, re vlada Sc zaj1ma O obno-
venf skodovych zavodG. Vlada
nicmene narazf neustale ma ne
dostatek pracovn1ch sill. z to-
no duvodu budou ma vycistova-
CT prace poslani Nemci, ktefi
dosud jsou Ceskoslovensku
z tehoz dGvodu bylo jiz posla-
no 10000 NemcG z Brna ma
prace We Zlfne. Ministr mluvil
tez o dodavkach pro Sovetsky
svaz. Prace pro nej Sc jiz wy
viii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Malypetr

Reuterova zpravodajska kan
cellar cituje prazsky rozhlas,
dine 9. cervna oznamila, re by
valy ministersky predseda Jan
Malypetr a byvaly plukovnik
generalnfho stabu Jaroslav Ko-
var jsou mezi cetnymi zatceny-
mi osobami byvalych osobnosti
We veTejnem zivote. Jan Maly-
petr byl ministerskym pTedse-
dou cd r. 1882 do 1885. V le-
tech 1926 az 1882 byl predse-
dou pOslanecke snemOvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office Of War Information
Washington, D. c..
Pet zadosti cd Stryce Sauna.

Pet zadosti cd Stryce Sauna.
Vlada potrebuje a zada v
tonic valecnem tydnu cd svych
obcan1:
1. Pripravujte sc stravit sve
~prazdniny letos donna a uvolnit
tax m1sto ma zeleznicn1ch ira
itch k zvysene doprave vojska
ma pacifik a rozs1renym dovo-
lenym.
2. PTidejte Sc do kadetn1ho
sboru osetrovatelek. Sedesat tt
sic studentek a nebo graduan-
tex re stredn1 skoly mezi II az
35 Lefty je zapotreb1. M1stn1 ne
mocnice YAM da blizsi infor-
mace.
3. Sbfrejte dale starry papir
vSeho druhu. Nedostatek pa
p1ru je stale kriticky.
4. PTihlaste Sc v mistn1 pT1-
delove rade k dobrovolnemu
sledovan1 cen a kontrole inflace
5. Snazte Sc dosazenf nejvet-
81 NONE 1rody We sve vftezn6
zahradce. V prfstf zimnf SEQ
ne Dude malo konservovanych
zelenin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Luzice " CSR.

Reuterova zpravodajska kan
cellar oznamila dine 9. cervna,
re ceskoslovenska vlada zaha-
jila vyjednavanf Sc sovetskou
vladou O vteleni Luzice do Ces-
koslovenska. Jde O pruh Ne
mecka mezi Labem a Odrou ma
severn ceskoslovenskych hranic
s mesty Budys1n, Horice a Ka-
menec. Tuto zpravu oznamil
prazsky rozhlas.
(Luzice je z casti obydlena
lidem slovanskeho p1vodu, KITE
ry jeste mluv1 slovanskym ma
reclm. Luzice patrila k ceske-
mu kralovstvf cd IA. do 16.
stolet1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Dalsi slidiIove uveznSni.

V Praze mezitfm byli zatce-
nj BedTich Badelt a Werner
Orch, oba vysetrovatele pro
Gestapo, prot nimz Poole praz
skeho rozhlasu, hlaseneho IRA
du office of Information We
Washingtone, byla vznesena
n~asleduj1c1 obzaloba:
"Zavinili, re o zivot pTisli f:
Umelec Karel HaSler, zpravo-
daj Frantisek Kocourek, Jan
Benes, Otto Matonoha, Jan
Maeschner, Werner Potter, Jo-
sefa Smlkova, Elisha Prokopo-
va, Hans V1tek, Frantisek ia
rosch a Frantisek Korab."
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Vyroba vyssavacE prachu
dovOIena.

Valecna produkcnl rada O.
manila zrusen1 omeZenl vyro-
by vyssavacd prachu. Pr ozna-
menf teto zm6ny, bylo ozname-
no 1radovnou pro kontrolu cen,
re nedostatek materialu, nebu-
de mono vyrobu rozmnozit1
nyn1, ably Sc mohla rovnati W.
robe 100000 vyssavacd v ro-
ce 1910. Je sl1beno, re vyssa-
vace budou prodavany pokud
mono Ia nejblizsf cenu place
nou v dobe pTedvalecne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22

Sesteho cervna tomu bylo pre-
she rok co sway superfortnl
podnikly svou prvn1 missi a ma
paddy japonske Gle v Bangko-
ku, hlavn1m meste Thailandu.
Ones jenom 20. letecky sbor
2 tisfce superfortG ma ostrov
Mich zakladnach k bombovan1
.japonskych domovskych ostro-
vi. Tyto letouny p~fedstavuj1
invested americkeho lidu We W.
81 1 miliardy a 200 milionu do
lard. Nalety provadene temi-
to letouny jsou dalSf viditelny
doklad ma odpov66 tech KIDD Sc
ptajf kan jdou pen1ze z1skane
z valecnych bondG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
PRESIDENT EDWARD BENEs
" PLZNI.

(Rozhlasovy zpravodaj N. Y.
ListG K. K. = NBC.)
Y patek, Is. cervna n~avstivil
president DIR. Benes v prdvodu
clenG vlady mesto Plzen. Pc
prijezdu do PINE byl president
uvftan velfc1m generalem fam
farami americk6 vojenske hud-
by. President proved prehlfd-
ku americkych odd1l6.
Ma namest1, kde Sc shromaz-
dill obrovsky dav obyvatelstva,
byl president uvftan pTedsedou
Narodniho vyboru a pax prone
81 k shromazdenemu obyva-
telstvu projevy.
President prohlasil, re Cesko-
slovensko ocekava doba tezke
prace a mnohych socialnich a
hospodarskych zmen. Ale pres
to narod jake celek byl z dolby
hrozne krise zachranen, a bu-
doucnost, ktera jej ocekava, je
krasna.
"Musfme pochopit", prohlasil
president, "ze pc takove stras-
ne valce must dojit Ike zmenam
politickych, socialnfch, hospo-
dafskych a kulturnfch- podmi-
mex. Je treba tedy ABLY Sc kaz-
dy rychle pTizpGsobil a poma-
hal reorganisovat zivot naro-
d." "Chci zddraznit," rekl
DIR. Benes, "ze tyto zmeny ne
jsou zadnou katastrofou, ami
pro ty kteTf temito zmenami u
trpf. Narod jake celek byl "a
chranen, a jestlize budeme pro-
vadet tyto zmeny rozumne a O.
~bezfeteln6, narod jake celek
Dude prospfvat."
President dale mluvil o nut
nosti zmensenf poctu polite
kych stran a prohlasil, re az Sc
sejde narodni shromazdeni, bu-
de treba, ably Sc strany seskupi-
ly POOLE svych programG. Roz-
hodnutf vlady vypudit re zeme
hence a Madary nebude snad-
ne, a Dude treba v teto veci do
sahnout dohody sc Sovetskym
svazem, Velkou Britani1 a Spo-
jenymi Staty.
Plzen, prohlasil dale We SVEN
projevu president, Dude zvlast
zajfmat rozhodnuti vlady pro-
vest socialisaci tezkeho prGmy-
stu. Necht nikdo nebude ma
pochybnostech, re socialisace
znamena pTedevslm velkou zod
povednost pro kazdeho z mas,
pro deln1ky a 1redn1ky. Jsme
nynf ma rozhrani dvou epoch,
kdy lie p%rovadet takove zme-
ny. My vsichni jiste dokazeme
re Skodovka, naprfklad, ami v
nejmensfm neutrpf tim, re "a
vedeme novy system We vyrobe.
Zahranicni politika republi-
ky, prohlasil president, Sc "a
klada ma spojenectvf Sc Soviet
skym svazem a ma pratelstvf S
Amerikou a Anglii. "To je a
zGstane MAST zahranicnf politi-
kou a Dude to politika uprim-
ma, loyalnl a trvala."