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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
Yankees, Red Sox Split THO
Before Crowd Of H,320 Fans
Boston Takes First Game,
rs; New York Snatches
Second 9 To

NEW YORK, Aug. II. -(PAThe
American League leading Boston
Red Sox and New York Yankees
divided a long drawn-out double
header Sunday before New York's
largest attendance of the year-72,-
800 paid admissions. After the Red
Sox had won the opener rs, the
Yankees came back to win the
nightcap 81. Darkness halted the
second contest after six and a half
innings.
The wild opener, which took
three hours and % minutes to play.
saw 10 pitchers used, five for each
side. with 81 bases on balls issued.
Mickey Harris, who started for the
Sox, failed to last an inning as he
suddenly lost control with two out
and issued four straight passes to
force in three runs.
Held in check by Spud Chandler
for three innings, the Red Sox tied
the score in the fourth on a pair
of walks and singles by Rip Russell
and Hal Wagner and knocked the
Yankee ace from the hill with two
more runs in the fifth. The Red
Sox added two more in the sixth
when relief pitcher Mel Queen
walked Ted Williams. Rudy York
and Bobby Doeer in succession on
top of hits by Johnny Pesky and
Dom DiMaggio.
Aided by Joe DiMaggic's 18th
home run, Lefty Joe Page ooasted
to his sixth victory with a two
hit performance in the abbreviated
nightcap. Boston's only run came
in the second inning when Rudy
York tripled and tailed on a balk
by Page. George Stirnweiss. with
two doubles and a triple. drove in
three runs for the Yanks.
The split left the Sox still 10
games out in front with the seasons
series between the two teams dead
locked at seven victories apiece.
(FIRST GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
Mercury" Captures Sailboat
Race Again At Krightsmlle
Kenneth, Sam, and Law
renee Sprunt's Craft Is
Encounter Winner
By HARRIS

An insufficient wind and a strong
rising tide played havoc in y%ester-
days Carolina Yacht club sailboat
races. OF a total of 16 boats to
start. only four were able to drift
across the finish line. Several Of
the wind-propelled crafts were I'm
able 10 even get across the start
ing line.
The only entries to win a deci-
sion over contrary Mother Nature
were Kenneth. Sam, and Lawrence
S%prun6s "Mercury," which took
top honors in the Hampton class,
followed by Henry Peschau's sec
ond-place Rebel; Donald Fish
er's Comet class "Nipper''; and
Percy Smith in the Moth class.
There were no boats to finish in
The snipe class.
The final results brought no
changes in class leadership of the
seasonal point races, but narrow
ed the margins considerably. The
"M9rcury's' victory brought her to
within but one point of the class
leading Rebel" while Smith
orol'ht MS standing to but four
poMtS behind Joe "Snake-Oil"
Morrison. Incidentally. Smiths
uc.orv in the Moth class marked
me flrst de1eat of the season for
Morrison. Fishers win yesterday
"loeAed his margin to eight points
oVes runnsr-up Warren Sanders.
AS there were no boats to COM
ple'e the course in the Snipe class,
ul4 seasonal lead continues to rest
unchanged in the hands of Gill
.nFlSt Hill, with Tanky Meier trail
ing nut scont one point behind.
I'd Nets, chairman of the Yacht
c,'o Regatta committee. announc-
"a Yesterday that there will be no
aiuFe races prior to the big four
~ ma'e regatta scheduled for August
Is. a. due to conflicting tides,
ailu also 10 give the local sailors
bseli'y Of time to get their boats
IN prime condition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
NEWHOUSER LOSES
AGAIN, AS TIGERS
LOSE DOUBLE BILL

CHICAGO, Aug. IL G The
Chicago White Sox defeated the
Detroit Tigers twice Sunday, taking
the first game 3 to l from Hal New
houser, and winning the second
game, 4 TO 5 in IL innings before
%, 033 fans.
EDDIE Lopat won his eighth game
of the season when he triurphed
ove- NeWhouser. who was seeking
his 21st victory in the opener, and
Earl Caldwell, relief hurler, won
his ninth IT the season in the
nightcap.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

Errors-Eoward, Plantz 2, Wat
ers,. Leach. Runs batted in-B.
Vaughan S, Bass, Howard 2,
Plantz, Balla 2. Kulkuka. Leach,
Denning. 2 Bib. Vaughan. How
ard, Kukulka. 3 BH-Kukulka. HR
-Plantz. Base on balls-otf: R.
Vaughan 5, Taylor 8, Trent 2, God
win 2. Struck out, by R. Vaughan
/, Trent 2, Goodwin 1. Hits off:
Taylor in ; l-3 innings, 8; off God
win in 3 innings, 4; off Trent, in
2 1-3 innings. 1; off Stephens in 1-3
innings, 4; off R. Vaughan, in 6
innings, s. Winning pitcher, R.
Vaughan; losing pitcher, Taylor.
Umpires, Adcox and Mann.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
Braves Split Bill.
With New Workers

BOSTON, Aug. H. up Taking
turns numbering southpaw pitch
ing, the Boston Braves and New
York Giants split a double header
Sunday before a 22,279 crowd
The T-ibesmen pounded three of
Mel Otis portsiders for 10 hits,
including Danny Litwhile-'s three
run homer, to capture the opener,
1912. The Giants romped off a so
lead in the nightcap but, after the
Braves tied it up, Sid Gordon gave
them a 9-6 decision by polling one
of bridegroom Warren Spah2's
offerings into the right field bull
pen with two runners aboard in
the ninth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
CLEVELAND DIVIDES
COUPLE, AS TELLER
RELIEVES REYNOLDS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL. -(P)- For
the second time in two days Bob
Teller was called in as a relief
pitcher as the Cleveland Indians
won the second game of a double
header 4-3, Sunday, having dropped
the first contest 80 on a st. Louis
Browns ninth-inning rally.
Teller relieved the firing Allie
Reynolds with the tying run on
second base and two out in the
final inning. Jeff Heath's double
had scored two runs when Teller
retired Walt Judnich on n pitch
ed ball, a fly to left field. The night
cap was a seven-inning affair by
agreement to permit the Indians to
get a train.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

Errors - Campau, Morris, Jack
son, Fortune 2. Runs batted in -
Riley. Scrobola, Hedrick, Morris
3, Wilmer 3, Smith /, Campau l.
Two base hits - Scrobola, Steph-
ems, Campau. Home runs He'd
rick, Morris, Wilmer, Bases on
balls-off: Mosser 4, Fortune 4,
Clinard l. Struck out, by-Mosser
8, Fortune 8, Clinard 2. Hits off
Fortune in 7 1-3 innings 7; off
Clinard in l % innings 2. Losing
pitcher - Clinard. Umpires -
Fragile and Monerose.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

Errors-Gregory 2. Cullen, Davis,
Station, Gwinn, Powell. Runs bat
ted in-Pugh. 2. Pok1emba, Fdens.
Two-base hits - Cullen. Pugh,
Schoffner. Three-base hits-Pow-
ell. Sacrifices-Guinn. G a ! e S ,
Crawford. Double plays-Guinn
and schotfner. Messing, Powell
and Schof.aer. Left on bases
Wilmington 6, Sanford 10. Bases
on bslls-or: Jenkins 2, Bortz 1,
Lamb g.. Struck out. by Bortz &.
Lamb 4. Hits off Jenkins in 1-3
innings. 2: off Lamb in 7 2-3 in
nings, 4. Wild pitches, Bortz. Los
ing pitcho' Jenkins. Umpires,
Moose and GIL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

E-Rizzuto, Keller. RBI-Robinscn 2,
Lindell, Rizzuto, Russell 2, T. Wagner 3,
York. Doerr. s-Brown, Chandler, York.
DIV. johnson. Stirnweiss and Hem
rich; w. johnson and Robinson; Doerr.
Pesky and York. LOB-Boston IL. New
York II. BOB-Harris 4, Chandler 5.
Brown 2, Gumpert 1, Queen ;, MARSHALL
3, Lobson 2, Klinger /. so - Harris /,
Brown .. Chandler 1. Dobson ;. Wight /.
H-off Harris 2 In 10 inning: Brown 4
in 4. Dobson 2 in 8 Is (none out in 9TH:
E. Johnson in 1-3; K1inger o In ; %;
Chandler 5 in 4 (none out in 5th): Gum
pert l in 1; Queen 2 in Is; Marshall o
in 2 %; Wight 0 in l. WP-Marshall.
PB-H. Wagner. WP-Brown. LP-chan-
dler. U-Summers, Berry and Paparella.
T-3:28. A-65, 900. (estimated).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
CLINTON DEFEATS
Angler, 6 TO )
Mosser Pitches Win Des.
pite Two Homers By
Hedrick, Wilmer

ANGIER-FUQUAY, Aug. II -
The Clinton Blues squeezed past
Angier-Fuquay here Sunday,
scoring run in the seventh and
ninth innings to win 6 to S.
Earl Mosser pitched the COM
plete contest for Clinton, allowing
nine hits, which included two
home-runs by Angler. He struck
out eight batters, and walked
four.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

E-Lowrey. Brown 2, Pafko, CAVIAR
retta. RBI-Lowrey. Pafko, Nicholson 3,
Mccullough 2, Ostrowski 2, Elliott 2,
Gionfriddo, Workman. Russell 8. 2BH -
Cavarretta, johnson, Merullo. 3BH - Nc
Cullough. Workman. HR - Ostrowski,
Nicholson. SB-Bithorn. S-Elliott. DIP -
Ostrowski, johnson and Cavarretta;
Johnson. Merullo and Cavarretta; Hallett,
Elliott and Cuisine; Pafko. Cavarretta
and johnson. LOB-Chicago 9. Pittsburgh
8. Roosevelt 2. Wyse 1, Lanning l..
Gables /. Gerhauser l, Bithorn 2, Borowy
L. SO-Wyse l, Gables 1, Borowy /. H
off Sewell 5 in 3 innings; Lanning 4 in
l inning. Hallett in l inning; Wyse 9
in 4 % innings; Bithorn S in 3 1-3 ;n-
nings; Gables 1 in 3 innings; Gerheauser
in 1 inning; Borowy 2 in 1-3 inning.
Borowy. U-Barr. Conlan and Boggess.
T-2:30. A-20. 900 festimated).
(SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
PITTSBURGH STAGES
RALLY TO TRIUMPH
- OVER SCRAPPY CUBS

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 11.-(R-
Coming from behind in both con-
tests the tail-erd Pittsburgh Pirates
edged the Chicago Cubs 10 to 9,
in the first game Of their double
header Sunday and then PLAYED
to a A. tie in the nightcap. The
second game was called a the
end of the ninth because OF Penn
sylvvania's curtew law.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

E-Galan 2. Lavagetto. Andersen, Wy
rostek. RBI-Ennis, Anderson. Galan,
Walker, Hughes 2, Seminick, Reiser 2,
Mccormick. Medwick. 2BH-Tabor 2,
Northey, Reiser, Mccormick. 3BH -
Galan. HR-Anderson. LOB-Brooklyn 4,
Philadelphia 10. BOB-off Behrman 8,
Stanceu 2, Herring 2. SO-Behrman 3.
Casey /, Stanceu l. H-off Behrman Z
in 5 2-3 innings; Herring l in l l-3. Casey
3 in l, Stanceu S in 7 (none out in 8th)
Hoerst l in 2-3. Mauney l in l 1-3. WP
-Stanceu. LP-Behrman. u Dunn,
Me gerkurth and Stewart.
(SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

E-Witek, Marshall, Sanders. RIB -
Young. Rosen. Litwhiler 4. Cutler 2. Fer
nandez 2, Mast 2. 2BH-Cul:er. Fer
nandez, Herman, Sain. HR-Young, Lit
whiler. SB-Ryan. Litwhiler. S - Nc
Cormick. DP-Culler to Herman to San
ders; Fernandez to Herman to Sanders.
LOB-New York 8. Boston Z. BOB-off
Koslo S, Abernathy 1, Sain 3. SO-by
Koslo /, Sain 2. H-off Koslo 8 in 3 1-3
innings; off Alternately 4 in 2 % innings;
off Kraus none in 2 innings. LP-Koslo.
U-Ballafant, Barlick. Pinelli and Hen
line. T-1:56.
(SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
KILLED BY TRAIN

CHARLOTTE, Aug. II. -P-
Mrs. Ethel S. Slower, 80, manager
of the Union News company stand
at the Southern Railway station
here. was killed early Sunday when
struck by a northbound Southern
passenger train near a crossing in
Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
FOUR AIRMEN KILLED

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug II.
-PS Three occupants of a Navy
twin-engined Beechcraft and the
pilot of a single-engined Aeronca
trainer were killed Sunday when
the two airplanes crashed a few
hundred feet over the Chesapeake
o., airport and plummeted to earth
on a Qhi0 cVer bank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
dunn TR0UNCED
BY LEAFS, Il Z
Plantz Slams Roundtripper
For Smithfield In
Twin Route

DUN-ERWIN, Aug. II Smith
field came back from slump in
the Wilmington series to slaughter
Dunn, IL to 7, here Sunday, as
the Leafs catcher, Plantz, batter
ed a home run for the winner to
star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
Two Unearned Markers In 9Th
Give Loop Leaders Encounter
Johnny Edens Continues Terrific Hitting
Scoring One Run And Batting In Other
In Buccaneers Fifth Place Battle
SANFORD. August II.

SANFORD, August II. - Four Wilmington errors in
the eighth inning were enough to give Sanford an unearned
4 to 2 victory over the Pirates, who remained tied with
punn-Erwin for fifth place in the Tobacco State league
standings, as the Twins lost also.
The loss for Wilmington continued their miserable
showing on the road, causing local fans to veil. wet's get 'em
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

E-none. RBI-Kuhe1. Lopat, Hayes.
sBH-Lopat. Plat. S-Hayes. DP-Kell.
Webb and Greenberg; Michaels and Ku-
he'll; Hayes and Michaels: Lodigiani.
Michaels and Kuhel. LOB-Detroit 8;
Chicago II. BOB-Newhouser s; Lopat q.
SO-Newhouser S; Lopat 3. H-off New
houser 10 in 7: Corsica none in /. WP-
Newhouser. LP-Newhouser. U-Boyer,
Rommel and Mckinley. tt SIS.
SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

E-Doerr. RBI-Stirnweiss ;. Robinson
W. Johnson 2, Lindell, Page ]. DtMap-
gio. 2BH-J. DiMaggio stirnweiss :, W.
Johnson. 3BH-York, Robinson, ytirn-
weiss. ri. DiMageio. sB-LindeIl.
S-Rizzuto, Page, Robinson. LCB-Boston
8, New York 8. BOB-Basby 5, Page :.
3 Bagby /. H-off Baabv q
in 4 innings; tnone out in 5th); Harris !
In 20; Zuber 3 in 1 Is. B-Pase. PB-
Partee. LP-Bagby. U-Berry. Paparella
and Summers. T-I:l3. Al an rsiS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

Errors - Kelly. Runs batted in
- Davis, Kukulka, Plantz, Edens
2, Woodland. Two-base hits Davis,
Edens, Woodland. Three base hits
- Kukulka. Bases on balls-off:
-Ingle s., Bird 4, Brooks. Struck
out, by - 1ngle 6, Bird 2, Vaughan,
Brooks l. Hits Off Bird in 6
innings 3; off: Vaughan in l in
nings O; off: Ingle in 6 innings 8;
off: Brooks in 1 innings 0. Win
ming pitcher - Ingle; Losing pitch
er - Bird.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
SENIOR CLASS A soFrBALL

wb,., IoNIGHT's GAMES
pm. +'eS Ice Cream VS.. City Optical at Z
Line 81 Laundry VS.. Atlantic Coast
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

EASTERN STATE LEAGUE RESULTS
Tabor City 0, Hampstead 8 Forfeit.
Whiteville /, Wallace o.
Southport 3, Leland 4.
Masonboro 3, Bladenboro Q.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

Frey, Libke, Corbitt. RBI-Slaughter
7, Kluttz 2~,Schoendienst 2Dusak, Musial,
Marion. 2BH - Slaughter, Dickson,
Marion. 3BH - Musial. HR-Slaughter,
Hatton, West, Mueller. S-KIuttz. DIP
R. Adams, Corbitt and Haas. LOB-St.
Louis ~, Cincinanti S. BOB-Dickson ],
Wander Nicer S. SO-D1ckson S. Wander
Nicer 4. H-off Wander Nicer IL in 5 2-3
innings; off Hetki 7 in 2 1-3; off Shoun
4 in l. HBP-by Hetki (Kurowski). LP
Wander Nicer. U-Goetz, Jordan and
Reardon. T-2:20.
SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

TOTALS ------ - 5 8 II is
z-Batted for Gumpert In 5th.
zz-Batted for Marshall in 9th.
zzz-Ran for Robinson In 9Th.
ZzZz-Batted for Rizzuto in 9th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

r H e
CHICAGO --- 1o1 900 11o-4 II l
PITTSBURGH - 900 200 02o-1 10 0
Called, Sunday law.
Batteries-Chipman and Livington; os-
termueller, Hallett, Heintzelman, and
Lopez, Baker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12
SECOND GAME)

Batteries - Voiselle, Thompson, and
Cooper; Wallace, While, Wright, SPAIN,
and Padgett, Mast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

r H E
DETROIT 200 900 oo1 ooo-3 9
CHICAGO 210 900 600 Doll II /
Batteries - Trucks, Overmire, and
Richards. Swift; Hollingsworth, Caldwell,
and fresh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-12

Batteries-Reynolds Teller, n Hogan;
Muncrief and Mancuso.
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Predbezne ornament zabav.

" sobotu, 2. bTezna uspo-
rada Slovensky Robotnicky Spo
lex "FaSiangovou Tanecnf Ia
bavu" v Delnickem Dome. Ia
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- Sibfinky v Sokolovne v
sobotu, 2. brezna.
" nedeli, 3. brezna Ochot-
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We sehraje frasku "Blaznivy
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V pondeli, 4. bTezna So.
Vyrocnf Zabavu a Tanec pora-
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= V sobotu, 9. brezna vecer
Sbor Zlata Praha els. 81 j. c.
D. poTada BINGO We skole Au-
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" sobotu, 16. bTezna 10
sefovskou Zabavu porada Del.
Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok". Zaca-
tex $3.50 vecer.
" nedeli, II. bTezna God
poledne) Oslavu Masarykovych
Narozenin porada Sdruzenf Csl.
Spolk1.
= Nedele, "a. brezna: "Aka-
demie" v Sokolovne.
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100000 nasadovych vajec
do CSR.

New York (CTK)- Do kon-
&c 1nora sc ocekava zasilka
100000 nasadovych vajec, KITE
ra Dude dopravena letadlem
primo do Prahy. Transport IL
zitkoveho dobytka cd UNRRY
dojel do Frydku ma statnf sta
tex. V tonic transportu bylo
celkem 327 kusG dobytka. z to-
no darovaly americke dobrocin
ne organisace I'll kusu. Dolby
tex byl rozdelen nemocnic1m s
vlastnimi statky a nemajetnym
zemedelcGm S velkym poctem
det1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

Leningradske operni a ballet
nj divadlo predvedlo Cajkov-
skeho operu Parma Orleanska'
ktera byla prvne a posledne
predvedena r. 1881, ale pone-
vadz byla spatne vypravena a
slabe provedena, setkala Sc S
ne1spechem, &C je jednou z nej
lepsfch. Nynejs1 provedenf by
10 bohate vypraveno a nejlepsi
silly zamestnany, take byla pr
jata s ohromnym nadsenim.
Reditelstvo opery dalo hlavni
d1raz ma davove sceny, proto-
re hlavnfm predmetem prove
denf jest BOZ lidu prot cizlmu
vetrelci.
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Hlfdka.
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
SEASONS

oA1AOoA\O w
Prfstf 1tery, dine &c. 1nora v
krfzkovych zapasech pofada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli.
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
dujfci vynikajfc1 zapasnici:
V hlavnim zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu l porazky Il.
cinkovati budou:
Ali Baba, 1913 ID. (The Turk
VS.. "Kayo" George Koverly
232 ID. z Los Angeles.
V nasledujfcfch A zapasecl
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu sc
minut aneb l porazky ucinko-
vati budou:
Gino Garibaldi, 232 ID. re st.
Louis VS.. Lou Laird, $50 Id.
z Chicago.
Bob Herman, $50 Id. z Bos-
tonu VS.. Kola Kwariani, 228 ID,
russian Champion.)
Ben Rosen, $50 Id. (Jewish
Heavyweight VS.. Chick Carl
baldi, 218 Id. re ST. Louis.
Lou Farino, PIP ID. IN. j. /
talian) VS.. Jim Elpupo, 218 ID.
California Greek.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Uranove dolly " Jachymovs pl-
ne kontrolovany csl. Hrady.

New York (CTK) - Reute-
rova kancelar oznamila dine II.
unora z Moskvy, re sovetska
tlskova agentura pfinesla z Pra
ny zpravu o 1rednfm prohlase-
nj csl. vlady, poole nehoz csl.
1rady pc odchodu Rude arma-
dy z Ceskoslovenska sc ujaly
pine kontroly ~jachymovskych
dolu ma uranovou a radiovou
rudu. Vyroba uranu byla OBJ
novena a z neho vytezene radi-
UNI slouz1 k ucel1m vedeckym
a lekarskym jake dosud. Po-
kud Sc tyce pouzitf uranove ru-
dy k 1celGm vojenskym, Cesko-
slovensko Sc pine ztotoznuje S
jednomyslnym nozhodnutim
Spojenych narodd o kontrole
atomove energie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
President Benes prijal delegaci
katolickych studentH.

katolickych studentIE.
Praha (CTK) - President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes pri
ial delegaci Ustfedf katolicke-
no studentstva. Vedouci dele
GAGE tlumocil oddanost katolic-
keno studentstva presidentovi a
vernost jeho politickemu pro-
gramu, jakoz i snahu pomahat
pri budovanf svetoveho miru a
sbratren1 vsech slovanskych ma
rodI. President Benes delega-
ci pravil:
"Pokladam "a samozTejme a
take z programu nas1 vlady je
to videt, re v nasf republice bu-
de svoboda nabozenstvi a cir
Xvi bezpodmfnecne respektova-
ma. Potvrzuji, re cestf katolfci
sc "a valky chovali dobre. To
jest velka hypotheka, kterou
mate, a mysl1m, re to YAM a ka-
tolickym ciniteldm u mas vnbec
dava opravneni, ably ma teto bu
dovatelske spolupraci naseho
statu NELL podfl. Cesti katolfci
prokazali schopnost bojovat
prot fasismu a nacismu. Ke
katolickemu nazoru jsem OBJ
jektivni a tolerantni. Vzdycky
:jsem takovym byl a takovym
z1stanu. I Mnichov to dosved-
cuje a take mole spoluprace S
Msgr. Sramkem pc celou dobu
valky. Pr volbach pGjde o to,
ably kazdy mohl dat svobodne
vyraz svemu pfesvedcenf. Poll
tickle strany Sc must navzajem
respektovat. Vzdy zdGraznuji
mravnf podklad pri kazde veci,
a zdIraznuji jej i pfi budovanf
naseho statu."
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Csl delegace s novinari
" Norimberku.

Praha (CTK) - Ministr spra-
vedlnosti DIR. Prokop Drtina a
parlamentn delegace v prGvo-
du novinarn ctyr stran narodn1
fronty naleza sc v Norimberku.
Csl. delegace Sc 1castnf cesko-
slovenske obzaloby, ktera jest
soucasti sovetske obzaloby pro-
ii nemecke rlSi.
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Minister Soltezs sa vratil
z Londyna.

Praha (CTK) " pondelok
IL. februara sa vratil minister
socialnej peclivosti DIR. Jozef
soltezs z Londyna. Vyslovil u
spokojenie s priebehom rokova-
MIA organizacie S~pojenych ma
rodov a prejavil tiez MAJOR, re
organizacia Spojenych narodov
vyzve clenske staty, ably podni-
ky vsemozne kroky proti Fran
kovmu rezimu v Spanielsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
UNRRA dodala do CSR uz z,
til miliardy korun zbozi.

New York (CTK)- Ia zbo-
Ii dodane do Ceskoslovenska
organisaci UNRRA bylo do kon
ce ledna letosn1ho roku strzeno
jiz pres jednu miliardu korun.
Celkem vsak bylo uz dodano
zbozi trojnasobne hodnoty, ale
dosud probfha distribucnf s1t1,
take jeste nebylo proplaceno.
$4,000 vagonG potravin, suro-
vim, strojd a leciv pomaha OBJ
novovat csl. hospodafstvl. Pc
nfze "a toto zbozl z1stanou v
Ceskoslovensku a Dude jich po-
uzito k rekonstrukci. Celkova
pomoc pro Ceskoslovensko v
ramci UNRRA dosahne vyse
1875 miliard korun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
cesky tydenik We Vidni.

New York (CTK) = Widen
stf Cesi a Slovaci budou opet
NIT sve noviny. Je to tyden1k
"Svobodne v1denske listy". Pr
WI c1slo vyslo v sobotu, 26. le-
dna. Prispel do neho take mi
INSTR DIR. Zdenek Nejedly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Egyptsti STUDENT opet
demonstrate.

Kairo. - Studentske demon
strace, jez zp1sobily pad egypt
ske vlady minuleho tydne, po-
kracovaly 10. 1nora, kdy 49,
900 osob Sc shromazdilo pred
palacem krale Farouka. De
monstranti zadali, ably britska
vojska CO nejdrfve opustila re-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

Vice nez 10000 vojakn by
10 naturalisovano "a valky, po-
citajlc v to 1880 We valecnych
oblastech "a morem, jak ozna-
mila imigracnl kancelaT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
V cSR vychazi o polovinu me.
ne novin nez pred vaikou.

Praha (CTK) - Ministr in
formacl Vaclav Kopecky pro-
hlasil, re dnes v Ceskosloven-
sku vychazf o polovinu meme
novin nez pred valkou. Tisk v
Ceskoslovensku jest uplne svo-
bodny, nenf zadne censury. V
|Praze je As zahranicnfch novi-
naTG. Kniznf trh jest regulo-
van. Bylo vydano $50 knih cd
448 autorG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
5000 jugoslavskych ucni
do CSR.

Praha (CTK) = Ma pozvanf
csl. vlady prijede z Jugoslavie
5000 ucn6, ably Sc odborne wy
skolili v csl. prGmyslovych "a
vodech. Jugoslavsky tisk vel
mi kladne komentuje. tento po-
Gin csl. vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Vyroba zeleza " Trinci ma
vzestupu.

Praha (CTK) = Vyroba re-
leza v trineckych zelezarnach
byla v lednu zvysena O 80 pro-
cent. Vykon zasluhuje zvlast-
nj pozornosti vzhledem k obtlz-
nemu postaven1 TTince pc osvo-
boZeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

VHODNY DAREK
KDYKOLIV!

Nejnovejsf a nejcennejsf an
glicka ucebnice ceskeho ja-
Zyka
PROGRESSIVE CZECH"
cd prof. Mikuly jest k dostani
v Baltimore u p. A. Cihlafe
v redakci Telegraph"
Jest to vhodny darek pro dos
pfvajfcf dftky i dospele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Egyptska vlada obnovila styky
8 CSR.

New York (CTK) - Egypt
ska vlada obnovila diplomatic
Ike styky S Ceskoslovenskem
Poole zpravy francouzske It's
kove kancelare jmenovala A
buel Hadra charge d'affaires v
PraZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

New York (CTK) - 26 vo-
jak1 brigady gen. Ludvika Svo-
body dostalo "a. ledna v Brine
vysoka sovetska vyznamenan1
"a hrdinstvf projevene v boj1ch
ma uzemi Ceskoslovenska cd
Dukly az do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Frantiskovy Lame znarodneny

Praha (CTK) = Dnem l. IL
nora t. r. byly Frantiskovy Laz-
ne znarodneny a ministerstvo
zdravotnictvl prevzalo cely je-
jich provoz a sprawl do sve
pravomoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
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Vsechny ceskoslovenske pa
tenty, jejichz majiteli jsou Mem
ci anebo zradci naroda, byly
dany pod statn1 sprawl.