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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

Nasledkem stavky uhlokopi
uhli zatemnsni Sc sirri
pc cele zemi.
Washington, hlavni mesto,
vypada Sc svym zatemnenfm
jake "a valky. Jeho komisaTi
narfdili zakaz osvetlovanl ulic.
Reklamnf a vykladni svetla, ja-
koz i svetla v divadlech, byla
zakazana.
We Philadeljhii, tretim nej-
v6tSfm meste Spoj. Stat1, Sdru-
zenf obchodnfk1 naTfdilo "a
temneni vsech vykladu a re-
klam.
Jina mesta take zacala nasle-
dovati Chicago, ably setTila sc
svVmi ubyvajicimi zasobami u
hi.
V Chicago a celem okoli "a
temnen1 snlzilo spotrebu elek-
tTinv 0 rs procent pod normal.
V Clevelandu Obchodni ko-
mora varovala, re embargo ma
nakladnf provoz, naffzeno Via
dou, bude-li prodlouzeno, "a
stavf rs procent mestskeho pr1t
myslu.
Guverner Pennsylvania Ed
ward Martin vyslal sve tTi ka-
binetni cleny do Pittsburghu, a.
by konferovali Sc stavkovnimi
vGdci a zadali dolovanf pro po-
tTebnou verejnou sluzbu.
Ocelafska strediska v Buffa-
10, Pittsburghu, Clevelandu a
Birmingham cell zastaven1
prGmyslu a odlozeni delnik1 z
prace, ponevadz vysoke pece
nemaji jiz uhl1.
Dokonce jeste i Kanada "a
Gina pocitovati nasledky nedo-
statku uhlf. Dopravni dredni-
ci We Winnipegu pravili, re do
prava obilf pc Velkych jeze-
rach Dude zastavena, potrva-li
uhelnf stavka dalsfch 10 dni.
Uheln1 krise hroz1, re Dude
m1ti mezinarodni nasledky. We
Washingtone J. A. Krug z pail
vove spravy vydal varovani, re
pomocny program pro hladovf-
CT narody v Europe a ma svete
vGbec dostava Sc ma okraj u
plneho zhroucen1 pro nedosta-
tex dopravn1ho uhl1.
Westinghouse kruhy otev-
rene mluvily O moznem zasahu
federaln1 vlady do uhelnf stav-
ky. Tfmto by Sc mel skonciti
tento vazny spor. Ale mnozi
politictf pTedstavitele zdGrazni-
Ii, re Ia vladniho zabrani dolG
V minulosti Wade Sc nepodaTilo
dostati uhlokopy zpatky do do
III.
Nedostatek uhlf a tim vyvo-
lane nesnaze jsou zdrojem ne
spokojenosti V kongresu, v KITE
rem je tim zesilovana snaha po
skoncenf stavky.
Senator Lucas. demokrat z
Illinois, pravil, re die jeho L.
sudku president Truman jiz vel
mi dlouho odklada S prevzetfm
dolG. Senator tez pTipomenul
o Lewisovi, re jeho pozadavek
0 royalty nenf spravny a proto
lie zadoucno. ably byl schvalen
zakon, jenz by nedovoloval po-
zadavek takovy splniti.
Bylo tez oznameno, re We sne-
movn6 je projednavana predlo-
ha Robertsonova, We ktere je
zakaz prot vyplacenf rojality,
o nfz Lewis nynf zada. Die o.
snowy je zadan citelny trest "a
presbyterian tohoto zakona. Je
7%tanovena pokuta az $4,000 a
v6Zenl az Sest mesicI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

stfedoyalo autoritu We Wash
ingtone."
~ Sleduje organizace Spo-
jenych NarodG = UNO "
nynejsf sestav6 spravnou ce-
stu?
Odpoved: "Doufam. re ia
to organizace Dude pokracovati
v zapocatem die. Byl jsem pod
pdrcem Svazu Narod6, a jsem
pro silnou, spravedlivou a zdra-
YOU mezinarodnf organizaci
Spojenych Narod1, ktere zane
ri a vylouc1 vrazdenf a pusto-
SEM, a zrus1 sfrenf Sc bfdy. Sta
vim Sc ma odpor poskytovanf
podpory Velke Britanii, ably mo
hla pokracovati v nasilnem O.
vladanf ctyri az pet set miliond
lid1 prot jej1ch Will. Mcneil
bychom Sc slucovati S jejfch
zajmy, ably oni pokracovali v
teto kontrole.'
81 Pomohla by svetovlada v
dnesn1 dobe?
Odpoved: "Doufam, a jest
mym GLEN a vfelou modlitbou,
re by tax melo byti. Musili by
chom vsak m1ti pokrokovou Via
du, ktera by nebyla kontrolo-
vana usedlymi zajmovymi kru-
ny. Tyto zajmove skupiny jsou
bohuzel podporovane reakcio-
nafskymi Republikany a reak-
clonafskymi = hlavne jiznfmi
Demokraty, kterf jsou bohuzel
We vetsine. Bojoval jsem proti
MIN, a budu je vzdy portrait po-
die nejleps1ch svych schopnos-
tt, jelikoz 81 nepTeji, ably nase
zeme byla ovladana reakciona-
ri. Vefim We vladu lidu a pro
lid"
81 Nell bychom Sc pozasta-
vovati mad pTatelskym pome-
rem mezi Ceskoslovenskem a
Sovetskym Ruskem?
Odpov66: "Tento pomer jest
prospesnym a pomocnym. Oby-
vatele obou zemi jsou temer
stejnf Tide, kteTf mali podobne
Gle to jest dosazen1 pine svo-
body, volnosti = ackoliv fasis-
tickle casopisy stavejf Sovetske
Rusko do falesneho svetla. Po-
die meho nazoru, Sovetske Rus
ko stava sc velikou demokratic-
kou zem1, a nen1 ovladano use
dlymi zajmovymi skupinami,
jak Sc O to podnikajf pokusy
zde We Spojenych Statech."
100 Jaka jest vase nejvetsf
ambice?
Odpoved: "Moje nejvetsf
TUBA jest sluzba me zemi, me-
mu lidu a lidstvu vdbec, ably by
10 dosazeno vice svobody, vol
nosti GNU a zdokonalenf tenn,
ktef1 nepoz1vaj1 zvlastn1ch W.
std; jakoz i poskytovan1 pomo-
l ci trp1c1mu lidu, nejen vteto re
mi nas1, ale vsude; a ably byl
pfivoden mir a vseobecne poro-
Z zumen1 a doc1len1 vice bratrske
. lasky v nasi vlastnf zemi, jakoz
: i V celem svete vGbec. Jest ma
81 povinnosti jiti prikladem
vstrfc svym iednanfm."s
"Chci pokracovati slouziti,
nehledam pro sebe zadn6 cti a.
niz jinych vec1, nebot mann vse-
no dostatek, vice neil jsem
kdy snil, re budu jednou mfti;
chci Sc vynasnaziti zachovati 81
/ dGveru americk6ho lidu, obzvla
Ste tech, kter1 = nebo jejichz
5 otcove = pochazej1 re zm6 Cd
. kud jsem sam pTisel; a budu
vzdy v1tati jakoukoliv snahu o
: usil1 v tonic smeru."
5 Pr rozmluv6 s timto neoby-
cejn6 sv6zfm, cipernym mladym
starcem dysfcfm zdravim a 81
lou ducha, neubranf Sc clovek
, dojmu, re jest v prltomnosti
jednoho z velikych muzG dnes-
nj dolby. Jeho 1silf a snahy pc
cely zivot vzdy smeTovaly k to-
mu, ably vynalozil vsechno pro
| Stroke vrstvy lidu. Jsou to mu-
zove jeho typu, kteTf zasvece-
/ MIN Sc sluzbe veTejnosti, pTisp1-
l vail konstruktivn1m zpGsobem
k vybudovanf noveho a lepsfho
sveta pro dnesnf a prfstf gene
: race.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

Vzpominky tahnou Sc myslf MAST, vzpomfnky ma kveten,
ma "Vltezny Kveten 1945", kdy ulicemi starobyle Maticky
Prahy dun6la della tezkych tank6, vzduch prosycen byl stfel-
nymi ranami, kdy proevana draha ceska krev ma prazskvch
~barikadach a kde vrahovi nemci byla zasazena poslednf smr-
telna rama! -.
Pred rokem slzeli jsme radostf mad Osvobozenfm Cesko-
slovenska, MAST drahe, stare vlasti. PAX nastala dOba trapneho
cekani ma zpravy cd nasich drahych tam "a morem. Jsou-i
zivi, jsouli zdravl. PAX ~pfichazely dopisy Z ceskych, MORAY
skych a slovenskych NEST a dedinek nektere byly radost-
ne, nektere zalostne. Velky pocet jsme jich otiski v "Tele-
grafu."
Tt nasi tam "a morem ~potfebujf pomoc a hlavne nadeje
a budoucnost naroda ceske a slovenske deti. Ones DO roce O.
svobozenf stare otcny zaslali jsme tsfce a tisfce darkovych
vysvfta - jest to vse jese malo. Bfda je velika. kadf RUNE
nemoci deti trp1 p~odvyzivou a nemocemi.
Krajane, sbfrali jsme ma Osvobozenf CM. Republky "a
dosti! Nesmfme sloziti ruce v kiln = musime pomoci nynf.
Nejlepsf zpGsob jak oslaviti l. vyroci ~osvobozenf stare vlasti je
podporiti sbirku Sdruzeni csl. SpolkG v Baltimore. Tato sbir-
ka potrva cely mesic kveten. Kdo rychle dava, dvakrat da-
va! a a neprestavejte posflati darky potravin a satstva svym
prfbuznym a znamym do Ceskoslovenska az do mi v pozd-
MIN lee Dude tam jeste hodne bldy a nedostatku.
= Mnoho Sc zmenilo "a tech II mesfcn cd V-DAY. Repu-
bhka Csl. pokracuje zdarne ku pTedu, ale byla pills oslabe-
ma, vyrabovana a nemGzeme ocekavati zazrakG. I my zde v
Americe pc vitezstvi jsme byi v jistych vecech zklamani. Co
prozfvame v dnesnf dobe je svetova revoluce a mnoho Sc jeste
zmeni, nz Sc svet vrat1 do pravych mirovych kolejf.
Ceskoslovenska RepubEka povstala z mrtvych k novemu
zfvotu. Dude r6sti a prosp1vati ma podklade sveho c~harakteru,
intelligence a odhodlanost1 sveho lidu, ktery pc nekolik staleti
a mnohokrate behem sveho trvanl byl uvrzen do poroby.
Ones, v dobe /. vyrocf Osvobozenf Ceskoslovenska podej-
me nasim sestram a bratr1m We stare vlasi pomocnou ruku,
pTisHbme Jim, re Vernl zustaneme! A C.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

UTadovna kontroly cen We
Washington dovolila zvyseni
cen jednolibernfch bochnik1
zitn6ho chleba o jeden az diva
Gently.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10
ReVOluce v PraZe.

Ia hesla "Smrt Nemcdm a zradcdm" byla v patek, 4.
kvetna v Praze a soucasne v dals1ch ceskych a moravskych
mestech zahajena revoluce.
Cesti vlastenci zahajili povstanf pc osvobozeni celeho
Slovenska Rudou armadou. Prazska rozhlasova STANCE vysi-
lala vyzvu k spojencGm o vyslanf parasutistd.
Zprava O osvobozenf Slovenska a S daSf zpravou sdeluii-
CT, re Ruda armada postupuje Moravou do Czech, byly sigma
lem k vypuknutf revoluce v Praze.
V patek, 4. kvetna trvaly pc cey den v ulicich boje mezi
el. vlastenci a nemeckymi ozbrojenymi oddly. V noel zvte-
zni csl. %partyzani natolk, re Narodnf vybor mohl pfevzit
sprawl hlavn1ho mesta. Ma Hradcanech znova Vial prapor
Ceskoslovenske Republky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-10

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

City aall Para s the place where the Declaration of Independence waS first publicly read tn the presence of George Washington The Bronx has its own flag The most eyebrow boosting fact about famed Grants Tomb Is that the Generals body Is eaoaSed in three coffins Rockefeller Ceater's sumptuous post office costs the govt a dollar year rent They used to hold steamship races on the Hlld~ son There are more than 50 tiny islands around Manhattan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
Borbers Moy Qu0IifyAs Psychologists
 Potrons Moy Drew
 Own Conclusions
 On Proposed Plon
"Oood mnrnlnR. ProfeAAor." !"

OsOou morning, PrO1esSOr'
 Good morning, sir. Now, to re. sume that discussion we were having about the relationship of f1uclear fission to the Aristotelian theory of matter"
 1t may be that way in Waterbufy's barber shops in the future if the Master Barbers Association of New England has it's way. The association has announced plans to train It's ape prentices in psychology and f1eurol- ogy. Furthermore, the No. rule will be No arguing with customers"
 There's been no official word yet that barbers trained in analysing their patrons mental quirks will have to be addressed as Professor" but 1t will obviously be the only de. cent thing to do.
 A reporter, in search of his bar. ber's reaction tand a haircut) vens tured into a shop this morning. He asked the barber what he though Of the plan.
 "That'd be no good here" was the response. My customers don't want any phychology; they only want to know what think of the Yankees chances next year and things like that If my customers don't like Joe DiMaggio they can go to some other barber. I don't want any psychology, and my customers don't want 1t"
 Just stop waving that razor, Joe," !" said the reporter. T just want e haircut"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

TombS Prison derived its funereal name from its predecessor on that site, which assembled an Egyptian tomb . IT you want 6 unique experience, see the Chinese films exhibited on the Bowery The reason so many gangSterS are matched on the rundown Lower East Side is that there are almost no play areas for youths Gen. tral Park was built as a relief pro- feet during depression The hanson cab is named after Joe seph AloySius Hanson, who invent ed it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

South Africa may establish prison farms to relieve congestion in jails.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
PAcE FOlR
New ReeFuiter Took PortI D.DoyAttock
 Lt. AUsUstynowskl
 Privileged tO W00F
 MoNy Decorations

First tt, Edward N, Aueustynuw. SkL who was assigned as command. Ing officer of the Army Recruiting station here yesterday, served is months ln the Elronean T'heAter with the lOlst Alrborne Division as Q parNtrooper, tte entered the ser- vice in January, ipA0, and was commissioned two years later at Fort Bennlne, ca,
 After making combat parachute jumps ln Nofmandie on DaDay and later h Holland, It, Augustynowskl participated ln the Battle of the Bulge in Belgium, Wounded twice in that engagement, he returned Co thiS country for disqualification in March, ie4S, upon his release from the Cushing General tfospl- tai. Pennington, Mass, where he spent nine months, he was as- signed as personal officer at the Separation Center Camp Edwards, Mass.
 Besides the Purple Heart with two clusters, It, Augustynowskl wears the Bronze Star Medal. Dlstlfi~ eulshed Unit citation with cluster, European T'heater of Operations Ribbons with three battle stars and two spearheads for invasions, Dutch. Orange Lanyard, Belgian Fourra. eere, Combat Infantry Badge, Para chute Wings, American Defense Ribbon, American Theater of Oper- atlons Ribbon and Victory Medal.
 The son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael AugustynowSki of levitt City, he Is married to the former Mary Stella of Meriden. Before entering the service, It. Augustynowski was em. ployed by the Hamilton Standard Propeller Company in East Hart- ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
NoIIe Granted in Weisnlon's Case

Charges of refusing to obey an officer. lodged against Attorney Marcus H. Weisman of l62 Lefhng- well Avenue, were nolled when his case was called before Judge Charles R. Summa in City Court yesterday.
 Attorney Weisman, according 10 Patrolman Walter Senich, walked out into traffic in front of the State Theater on East Main Street Sun day night and refused to return to the sidewalk at the officers order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
Out-of-ToWn Drivers Face
 Arrests Here

Two men charged with speeding failed to appear before Judge Charles R. Summa in City Court yesterday and were ordered re-ar- rested.
 Both men. who are from out of aown. were arrested Monday as part of the Police Departments latest campaign to eliminate auto mobile accidents in Waterbury.
 The two are: George Davis, @, of Bridgeport, and Eamday Fusco, 24, of west Cheshire.
 Three other drivers rounded up in the anti-speeding campaign. each received nolles on payment of SIP. The three are: Constantine Var talas. %. of Ansonia; John Thoins, S5. of Lakeside. and Francis Dzia- dix g of Seymour.
 
 South Africa may establish prison farms to relieve congestion In jails.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
TypesOrifer Stolen In House RurRLary

Returning from a vacation yes- terday. f'orman Blake Of Baldwin Avenue. reported to police that portable typewriter. valued at $50 was missing from his home. Blake told detectives the screen had been pried from a window near his desk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

ACCOMMODATED DOGS One type of prewar three-deck motor bus in Rome provided c smoking compartment and special ried 88 persons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
wNnp AnntfH N W

xExN0s FEW NEW YORKEns
 KNOW ABOUT N E,
 TAn rMEe CAlnese fruits haw&ed an Chinatown are grown in tong Inland Waterfrcnt workers have names Cor various piers. They are us0alls named after gals , There's aM eAtery on Pen Street tagged ~KaanR Far Low" Despite the acRcnd that Manhattan R aN stone and steel. the borough Is coteto with more than a hundred parks {, TAixty-tWo years after Columbus Uncovered America the strip ot d known as Manhattan was discov~ cred ny Giovanni ia VeSTezanno, There isn't even a street named after him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

The lower end Of Manhattan Obe- tween the Battery and l4th St) Is the oldest section of the city , During the l7th Century We'll Street was the favorite hangout for plr- ates. Coin your own wise crack .,. The Stock Exchange has it's own medical dept and tailor Green wtch Village originally attracted struggling artists and Scriveners be- cause rents were cheap there ', Only one railroad has entry for its freight Into Manhattan by land the bulk of the railroad freight must be transShipped by tug and barge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

Quilts hanging on poles advertSe a market for bed linens on Grand St CriminologiStS from many parts of the world witness the Po- lice Dept's daily lineup The Bowery slunlS were once the site of lavish farms. The Dutch word for farm is bouwerij a. The stretch between Delaney and Houston Sts. is Socularly known as Thieves Mar ket. Those who have small objects to exchange or sell congregate there 30 percent of the Waldorf is built over the tracks of the New York Central The income nom the elegant residential district be- tween Fifth Avenue and University Pl. goes to support home for poor sailors. The owner made that re- quest in his will The Museum of Natural History has e fully equipped printing plant.
 rourth Ave. has the longest row of secondhand book emporiums.
 Five blocks long One hotel in Greenwich Village supplies chess sets gratis for Its intellectual guests Poets tack their verses on a fence along Thompson Stand of- fer them to paSsersby for two bits Allen St. is a study in con- trasts: Its shops showcase the most priceless antiques as well aS the cheapest machine-made articles ... The Lexington thittir lobby fea- lures an ornate fountain init live goldfish Wanamaker's Sky- lighted ''open well" was erected be- fore electricity made good illumina- ton possible.
 Eleventh s. has Q distinctive line of houses with cast iron balconies
 Our Police Dept has its own flotilla Of launches .. The green door at the top of the left-hand stairway in Madison Sq. Gardens mezzanine leads to an exclusive club flor the Gardens owners and friends. It has a library, 8 tap room and a cocktail lounge The Negro community. west of Co., lQmDuS NATCkc. AS POPAaaAAg "As as San Juan Hill-a tribute to the exploits of Negro soldiers in the Spanish-America War.
 Four out Of five fur garments draped around American women are produced in New York's fur district
 The 9th Ave. subway is five stories below the street, sandwiched between the BArr subway and the Pennsy Railroad tunnels The mammoth General Post Office near Penn Station rests on steel and concrete stilts above a railroad yard
 Incidentally, the basement of the General Post Office is a tangle of belts, chutes and other amazing mechanical devices, transferring mail to and from trains. It also has an intricate system of pneu- matic tubes, carrying mail between the New York General Post Office and it's branches in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Imagine! All this for a postcard! And shivering New Workers are ta-taing this way: "I leave you with three dirty words: John L. Lewis!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

Child cyclists at Yarmouth, Eng land, will receive free rides in police cars as a prize for good riding con- duct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04

New YesA's flrebOaas are power fnl enough to throw a stream of wneer over the George washington Bridge Meals in the city's hoosegows are planned by expert dieticians. No room service, how ever The Battery derives it's name from Q British fort that was once situated there One Vth Avenoo shop showcases male fe- 6oras for sl00 each South St. as dominated by the sea. Sou weseers, sea boots, pea jackets. dun garees and other equipment for mariners are displayed in shop win 0ows along this sector.
 ChinatOwn's notorious rongs are now peaceful benevolent societies West St. is a man-made street. Tt used to be under water . Those griny edifices near Battery Place reveal their pre-Civil War glory in carved lintels, arched doorways. and ornate cornices .. If you want to view the Big Burgs pell-mellodrama in action. go to the waterfront-where tunnels. rail- roads, feTTyboats, subways. busses and road traffic clutter the sector with all types Of transportation carrying passengers and products to and from the city Some of tlae Boweryls dismal buildings con- tain secret passages-once used as hideouks for criminals.
 The pungent aromas around Reade g.. emanate from the huge ware houses there stored with coffee. tea and spices Syrian confectionery ahops a& the foot of Washington Ek have the most unusual and tasti- at goodies in town The most eoicrful edifice is the Western Union Bldg. It's stacked with l3 differ enE shades of bricks New York City owns and operates @ fleet of 1erFyboats Hart1s Island prison haHnt any cells-only dormitories. Emf. Such airsi e. There are dusty tablets marking almost every historic New York event. The plaque on the building in Exchange Alley marks the site of the residence of Che first white men on Manhat-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
Walter Winchell On BrO0dw0y
v.@ wu@ e~@~a oSSSA wA es@ a~@

TAe Blg rsWas leazs knoWn eoV~ ernMent bureau is Che Art Com. mission. 10 okays the Neslens of all public otiilolneS and works of Nrt , ntojA know Radio City stN- dios gre coated with . special sound. insulating el,aee The architect who supervised the building of City Hall received e per daS---a very good salary at that time No one need eo hungry or homeless la our eure. The Dept Of Welfare Is ready to provide food and shelter for all untortanateS> Then howcum there are 60 many panhandlefsp
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