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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Pomozte hladov1c1m!

V techto dnech byla ~zahajena pc celych Spojenych Sta
tech akce We prospech stradaj1c1ho lidstva v celem svete. E.
nergency Food Collection vyzyva Americany, ably Poole svych
hladem.
Mnoho spoluobcan1 Dude NIT nynf %prfleztost, ably dolozii
skutky sve hdumine cteni a slova,. jimiz cetnf Tide zadaj1, ably
"se" uz neco podniklo. Nynf kazdy jednotlivec Dude moci
pfispet, aniz by Sc rozpakoval Bude vedet, co "a jeho pffspe-
vek Dude podnikano a jak Dude rozdelen vysledek teto sbfrky.
Nutno prpomenout pro informaci verejnosti, re nejde nikte-
rak o. podporu UNRRA. Je treba sebrat dobrovolnymi pffspev-
ky doplnek toho, co pro stradaj1cf zeme provadf UNRRA, jez
je vybavena jen oficelnimi %penezitymi pffspevky jednotivych
vlad.
Potravinove Diary V plechovkach (can goods) odevzdejte
V nejblizs1 skole neb pozarnf stanici.
Dateli peneziy dar, koupf 1stredf primo "a znacn6 lev
nejs1 cenu We velkem zboz1 uz hotove k nakladan1 ma lode.
Proto mdzete-li, davejte penfze ma tuto tax nutnou a dobrou
pomocnou akci. N%epytvejte jfdlem v zadne forme.
Hotove penlze pfijimajf dTadovny Union Trust Co. a Pro
vident Savings Bank. Ceky vystavte a posflejte ma Famine"
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
REC STAROSTY SOK. JEDN.
"BLESK" br. JOSEFA BfLKA.
Cesky Narodn1 Hrbitov,
dine 2. cervna 1916.
Sestry, bratTi, ~pTatele!

Sestry, bratri, pfatele!
Nemylfm-li Sc, uplynulo pet
let cd tie DOLBY, kdy posledne by
la poradana Slavnost "Zdobeni
Hrob6" pod f1zenfm spravy Ces.
Narodn1ho Hrbitova. Mohlo by
Sc r1ci, re to byla kratka doba,
jenom jake chvfle v behu 1.-Two
ia. Ale CO udalostf, bolu, 1zko-
sti v ocekavani prekotne sc va
l1c1ch zprav o hrdzach a utrpe-
nj. Kolik zmen v zivotech ma
rodu a jednotlivc1 stesnano do
techto nekolika rokG.
Ucelem dnesnlho obTadu jest
vzpomenouti tech, kter1 odesli
do neznama, k vecnemu spanku
ulozeni. Budu sc zabyvati hla-
vne temi, jez mann cest zastupo-
vati, to jest cleny Sokolske Jed
noty "Blesk".
Jelikoz ucel dnesn1ho obra-
du, jak bylo vytceno zakladate-
lem t6chto pietnfch oslav, Abra-
hamem Lincolnem, jehoz tepr-
We dejiny Sc naucili zhodnotiti,
jest vzdati poctu tenn, kteri "a
platili cenu nejvyss1 Ia ideal
lidstv1, jejich zivoty, zmfnfm Sc
nejdflve, sklonen v ucte k je-
itch pamatce, O nasich dvou mia
dych iunaclch, kterf padli v "a
pase O zdolan1 nas1l1 spacha-
mem nasimi odvekymi nepTateli
ma bezbrannych a m1rumilov-
nych narodech, mezi prvnfmi z
Mich byl mas narod Ceskosloven-
sky. Byli to bratri SERVANT
VICTOR v. O a LIEUT..
FRANK SRAMEK.
Br. Sgt. Probst dokoncil svGj
mlady slibny zivot We sluzbe le-
tecke a jeho hrobem Sc stal hlu-
boky, chmurny ocean nekde v
.okol1 Aljasky.
Br. Lieut.. Frank Sramek, tax
mlad a sotva re vkrocil do muz-
neho veku, skonal pfi leteckem
n~estesti v teto zemi a jeho ostat-
ky jsou ulozeny ma tonic po-
svatnem poll narodnim. Jim
predevsim patti nase 1cta, jim
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Stavka lodnikI ma obzoru.

Den Is. cervna byl vybran k
zahajen1 stavky asi 100000 ma
moTnfkd obchodnfho lodstva,
pTfinalezej1cfch k CLIO uni, jez
pro ne pozaduje zvysen1 platn.
Nab1dka zamestnavatelG ma
$3.50 mes1cne byla zamftnuta
iednohlasne pTi schGzi lodn1kG,
konane v Manhattan Center, a.
lie dost MONA, re Dude pouzita
co podklad k dals1mu vyjedna-
vanf. Lodnfci ~pozadujf 800
zvysenf svych platu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Vlada pfejala prioritu ma maso
V plechovkach.

Vlada prevzala prioritu ma
maso v plechovkach, jehoz je
treba pro UNRRA.
Nar1zen1 Department. Zeme-
delstvf veslo v platnost dnem 2.
cervna, zada, re maso V plechov
kach, tezs1ch nez 10 a pGl unce,
nakladane v tovarnach pod Via
dn1m dozorem, must byti nab1d
nuto drive Wade nez soukro-
mym odkupnikGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07


Vlada Spojenych Statd otevre
" brzke budoucnosti zas1lan1
darkovych bal1k1 do Rakouska
a Nemecka. Firma SOKOL &
CO., ma cetne dotazy sdeluje, re
do Nemecka Dude zasflat hal1c-
ky jen pf1buznym a pfateldm
nasich lid, jinak do N6mecka
pravidelnou sluzbu nezavede.
Firma SOKOL & CO., nemlni
zadnym zpGsobem podporovat
ziven1 NemcG.
SOKOL & CO.,
PAL East Illinois Street
Chicago : IL, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Move vydani brozurky
HOW TO c A CITI-
ZEN OF THE UNITED
STATFS."


Organisace Common Council
for American Unity vydala pra-
We move brozurky GLOW to Be-
come a Citizen of the United
States.
Cd posledniho vydanf roku
1912 doslo k jistym zmenam V
naturalisacn1ch poplatcich, KITE
re Sc tykajf mnoha zdejs1ch CT
zlncu. Zm1nena zmena vesla v
platnost V zarf 1914. Predn6 Sc
j rusl zvlastnf poplatek "a OBJ
cansky list, dale Sc il zvysuje
poplatek "a prvni list re $3.50
ma $500 a pravidelny poplatek
"a druhy list z $500 ma $500,
(coz je poplatek "a podanf "a
dostl o naturalisaci a "a vydani
certlfikatu, JE-LI zadost schva-
lena). Poplatek "a registracni
certifikat ($18.OO), "a certifi-
kat derivativniho obcanstvf
(S5.0O) a "a duplikaty ztrace-
nych, znicenych nebo poskoze-
nych prvnich nebo druhJch lis
tn ($1.0O) zGstavaj1 nezmen6-
ny. 0 zmenach v poplatcfch
iedna Sc v odstavcich 9, 10, SO
a sc noveho vydanf brozurky.
Pc roce 1912 a pred vydanfm
move brozurky doslo take k te
zmene, re dnes sc mohou ucha-
yeti o naturalisaci i Cfnane. O
tom Sc jedna V odstavci l a 60.
:. V novem vydan1 brozurky
jsou dale uvad6ny zmeny v ma
Mzen1ch, tykaj1cich Sc natura-
! lisace cizincd, kterf "a druhe
. svetove valky slouzili V americ-
Ike branne moci. Poole noveho
zakona, prijat6ho %. prosince
1915, museli tito cizinci slouziti
7 We vojsku jiz pred prijetfm "a
| kona; tt, kteff Sc dobrovolne
4 pfihlasili nebo byli odvedeni az
pc zm1nenem dni, nemaj1 prava
ma naturalisacn1 vyhody, ud6lo-
vane skupine prve We shod6 s
Title x - Second War Powers
;, Act. V kazdem prfpade jsou
tyto vyhody povolovany do 81.
: prosince 1916. Odstavec 81 OBJ
sahuje o teto veci jeste podrob-
: nejS1 informace.
Anglicka naturalisacnf bro
zurka, vydana organisac1 Com
: mon Council, je m1nena jake
radce pro ty pTistehovalce, kite
e RI jiz dovedou mluviti a c1sti an
! glicky a kter1 81 pref staff Sc a.
merickymi obcany. Pisatele bro
e zurky snazili Sc vysvetliti Use
iasne a vyhnouti sc vsem stran.
kan zakona, ktere isou spornt
nebo ktere Sc vztahuj1 jenon
IA vyjimecne pf1pady. Pro pfi.
stehovalce, kterf anglictiny ne
ovladaj1, pripravila organisact
Electromagnetic brozurky, shr
Z, nuj1cf kratky pTehled ~naturali
} sacn1ho zakona a postupu Gees
a ky pouze) a vetsinu ukazel
"otazek a odpoved1" = obsaze
nych V anglick6 versi - tist6
nych anglicky a cesky.
81 Tyto mimeografovan6 ceskt
brozurky prodavaj1 Sc pc 25c
oCena anglicke brozurky byl;
@ zvySena re drfvejsich Csc nf
35c, nebot naklad S novym Wy
, DAMN spojeny byl znacne vets
neil letech d~T1vejs1ch.
Brozurky je mono koupiti '
> common Council for American
/ Unity, 20 West 10th Str, New
York 18, N. Y, nebo je 81 MOI
) no O ne ma tuto adresu napsat
a pfiloziti do dopisu znamky
SEX nebo p~ostovn1 poukazku
> Poplatek kryje prave naklad
postovne.
F. L. I. S. - Common Council
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
csl. fisk ocenuje dilo presidenta
BeneSe.

Praha (CTK) = Ceskosloven
sky fisk prinesl clanky u pfile-
zitosti 62. narozenin presidenta
republiky DIR. Edvarda Benese.
V den jeho narozenin byl vydan
armadn1 rozkaz, v nemz sc pfi-
pom1na dflo presidenta Budova-
tele a vzdava sc mu hold.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07

budiz vecna pamet jako obetem
teto dosud nejhroznejsf a nej-
nicivejsf valky.
Dalsi diva veterani z valky
minute tax zvane prvnf ~svetove,
mas opustili behem techto po-
slednich let. Jsou to bTi. JOS.
JECNY a ALBERT HOCKY.
Br. Jecny spf sv1j vecny ser We
die svych rodicI zde ma tonic
kousku jakoby rodne hroudy.
Tez jim patti naSe %vzpominka
dnes. Re starsich, z nichz mno-
ri Sc zapsali do pameti a do srd-
CT nejen rodiny Sokolske, ale
vsech kterl je znali, jest pills
dlouha fada pro rfdnouc1 cetu
lSokolskou, ktera pocituje trpce
|jejich odchod, JIM byla mno-
hych pr1padech tax ochuzena.
Vezmu je pc poradu, jak byl
kazdy z Mich skosen ne1prosnou
smrtf. Jsou to bratT1: VACLAV
MARES, JOS.
Jos. HAJEK, JOS. LEHECKA,
Mlady FRANK SVEJDA, JOS.
HORKY, FRANK ASOPUST,
JAN RUzICKA, JOS. MORA
VEK, ADOLF
VACLAV M JOSEF NO
VOTNY, JAR. CIHLAR, JOS.
ICOUFAL. Bratri Masopust a
Torovsky byli cleny Sokola
"Blesk" pc SO let. Bratri Ne
mec, Lehecka a Novotny bez-
mala SO. Vetsina z Mich je tez
pohrbena zde kolem mas, a Sc
smutkem nase vzpominky vraci
k MIN a Ease ma chvili 81 je pred
stavujem, jake dokud byli mezi
Mani.
Vzalo by to dlouho, kdybych
mel nast1niti zasluhy a cinnost
vsech jmenovanych. Jiste m.
nikdo nezazlf kdyz pTipomenu
,ljednoho, ktery tax casio stall We
svetle a ma prknech nasi sceny
divadelnl, ktery Sc tolik pTicini
aby cesk6 slovo, cesky humor g
predstava zivota prostrednic.
: twin her nezmizela z nasehC
stredu. Byl to mas nezapome.
nutelny dlouholety starosta, u
-Icitel ceske skoly, pfsmak, herec
hudebnik, umelec a dobry So,
kol a clovek br. JAROSLAV CT
HLAR. Jemu a vsem ostatn1n
budiz zachovana nehynoucf pa
/ matka, a jejich odpocinek zdt
necht je pokojny.
z zen Sokolic ktere nam ode
-lSly sestra ANEZKA RADKOVk
: Sc radi k tenn, ia n1z nemam'
/ nahrady. Kdoz by nevzpomne
-ljej1ch bodrych ceskych mattel
lie sceny naseho stanku Thali'
: " Sokolovne.
Jak herald jsme Sc S vami lou
draz1, a vzpom1nka ma Va
1 vrac1 smutek do nasich srdci
l Budiz Yam cest, a trvala pa
G matka.
: (Poznamka redakce: bTi. Jos
iBilek, naceln1k Frank Hejny
-ml. a cvicitel Eda St6tka polo
zili Ia hrob br. Lieut.. Frank;
sramka kytici kvet6 pred zapo
lcet1m slavnOsti).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Pohreb malirre Vaclava Spaly.

Praha (CTK) = Pohfeb ma
rodn1ho umelce Vaclava Spaly
Sc konal dine FL. kv6tna. Smu-
tecn1 akt byl vykonan We VISTA
WI SIM Manesa, odkud Sc po-
hrebn1 pr1vod odebral ma Vyse-
brad, kde byly ~pozdstatky ze-
snuleho mallre ulozeny We Sla-
vine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Lodni unie zadaji svetovy BOZ
kot v pripadS stavky.

Washington. - PTlstavn1 del
n1ci pc celem svete byli poza-
DAM, ably podporovali staYku
CLIO NamoTn1ch Unit We Spoj.
Statech, ktera je urcena ma den
Is. cervna v 1silf dosahnouti 40
hodinovy pracovn1 tyden pro
pr1stavn1 a lodn1 deln1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07

-
covali nam liberalnf osvetu, ale
jen opet "a stejnym 1celem: ma
rod mas ponfziti. Konecne V tom
to stolet1 slouzil jim k tomu i
socialism a internacionala. Ale
v tonic mezinarodnim svazu
neuznan narod cesky, chteli
nam vnutiti Rakusactv1, al ko-
necne ma sjezdu v Kodani jake
|samostatna ceska soc. dem. stra
ma byla vyloucena.
Republican Ceskoslovenskou
|byla tato nebezpecna faze "a
koncena. A tn teprve ukazali
Sc sousede v pine nahote jake
nadlide "Uebermenshen'', jed
nou pro vzdy pravo ma zivot
|ceskeho naroda chteli skonco-
vati plenenim a vrazdami, zmoc
nenlm Sc nasi narodn1 domoviny
a neslychanym zotrocenim.
A techto vsech utracenych Ii
votG dnes take treba vzpome-
nouti. A hlavne treba vzpome-
nouti tech nasich junakG, kter1
do zahranic1 Sc utekli, ably v ra-
dach spojencd rekovnym bojem
Sc .mstili, kterl dali odvahu ma
Sim partyzanGm, kteT1 otevfe-
nym zapasem a revoltou svoj1
krvi osvobodili domov naSich
otc1, Republican Ceskosloven-
skou. Jake Americana csl. pG-
vodu vzdavame dnes i hold ma
Sim syn1m, kter1 v branne moci
strycka Sauna ztratili svych Ii
votG v nadeji zabezpeciti vladu
lidu We vsech castech sveta.
Proto dnes hlubokym pocitem
lasky vzpomlname svych mrt-
vych, jichz hroby Sc nachaz1 We
.,vsech koncinach sveta. Nesou
toliko billy kr1z, nikdo jich snad
kvetinami nekraslf, ale v nas1ch
srdcich stavlme Jim trvaly POM
mix lasky a ydecnosti "a jejich
zasluhy We zdolanf krvelacnych
vrahI, kteTi zhanobili 20. stole
ii svoji bezpr1kladnou bestial-
nostf.
Vzpominame dnes i presiden-
ia osvoboditele Tomase Garigue
Masaryka, jehoz telesne pozG-
statky ulozeny V zahrade jeho
letniho sidla Lanech.
Nicmene zadny z nasich veil
kych statn1kG ami hrdin1 pad
lych "a lepsi zivot z1trka sobe
neprali, abychom svoji zivotnl
energii utapeli v slzach zalu.
Z1stavili nam poselstv1 praco-
vati pro upevnen1 m1ru, ably ma
rody zbaveni krvelacnych upl-
ri zajistili svobodny vyvoj mi
rumilovnych narodu.
Srazme svoje silky prot vsem
zakuklenc1m, tmar1m a pano-
vacnym choutkam vsech vyko-
ristovatel1, ably obetava prace
pro vetsf stesti a blaho lidstva,
pro ktere svoje zivoty polozili,
ably tato prace V pine mife pri-
nesla kyzeneho ovoce.
To jiste je jejich odkaz nam,
kterf Sc podfllme ma vystavbe
noveho zivota, tot jiste je cd
kaz ozivene civilizace, ktera
mann uklada vysoke mety, zba-
Wit svet cd b1dy a otroctvl, ia
koz i 1tlaku v jakekoli m1re.
Ones, kdy radostne vltame a
oslavujem vftezne zakonceni
zhoubne valky, jasame mad ko-
necnym osvobozen1m tax tezce
zkousene a mucene stare nasi
vlasti, jsme prodchnuti uspoko-
ienim, zeCsl. Republika a narod
eesky i slovensky je opet panem
sveho osudu, re die p%roroctvi
Komenskeho, narod mas pc pre-
hnanf vichrice hnevu a utrpenl
opet Sc ujal vecf svych a prapor
mas S odvekym heslem: "Prav-
Ida vftezi' Ease vlaje mad slav-
nymi Hradcany a pc cele Praze
a We vsech dedinach nas1 stare
vlasti, kde vlada lidu a pro lid,
S presidentem Benesem v cele,
pripravuje pevne zaklady pro
vvstavbu socialne spravedlive
lRepubliky Ceskoslovenske, sto-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Vaha bochniku chleba snizena
O 10 procent.

Department zemedelstvi ma
ffdil pekardm, ably snfzili Vahu
bochnfku chleba a peciva o 10
procent, poc1naje dnem 1. cerv-
ma. Ucelem tohoto naT1zen1 je,
ably Spojene Staty molly dosta-
tt sym velkym exportdm do o.
blasti ohrozenych hladem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
DGlezity nacista zatcen
" Nemecku.

Oswald Pohl, dGlezity nacis-
ia, ktery byl dosud ma svobode,
byl zatcen nedaleko Brem v
Nemecku.
Pohl byl hlavou 1stfedn1 adj
ministrace S Sa mel ma starosti
vsechny koncentracn1 tabory
pod Heinrichem Himmlerem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Ceny masla budou vyssi.

Vlada hodla zvysiti cenu kvar-
tn mleka O cent a libry masla @
10 az IL cent?. z oficielnlch
kruh1 Sc prav1, re take ceny sV-
ra budou zvyseny asi O 5 cent?
ma libTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07

Selektivnf sluzba autorisova-
la lokaln1 odvodnf rady, ably
znovu odvadely zubni lekaTe,
kteTf slouzili meme nez sest me-
sfcH a nekonali sluzbu "a mo-
rem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
REC p. ". REJSKA
= NEW

kterou pronesl pr Oslave edo
benz Hrobu" konane Spravnim
Vyborem Ceskeho Narodnfho
Hfbitova v Baltimore minute
nedele, 2. cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
new CONSTRUCTION
PROJECTS 0KHED
Four Wilmington Jobs, To-
falling $363,7OO, Re-
ceive CPA Approval

Four Wilmington construction
projects, involving a total cost of
1868, 700, were included among the
"a applications for 06JJ, 7oU in oulia-
ing priorities granted n the Green's
boro office of the Civilian Produc-
ton Administration during the
past week, according to a report
received yesterday from Chester
o. Ensign. state CPA director,
The list of approved Wilmington
projects included the following:
The Robertson Chemical com
pany, of Norfolk, Va. involving
1928, 200 for recovering the form
er Tide Water Construction COM
pany's plant. on the Northeast
river, into a fertilizer factory.
The Port City Hosiery company,
$50, 900 for building an extension
to the hosiery mill at Seventh and
Greenfield street, for the purpose
of quartering a ladies' underwear
plant.
W. W. Guyton, 1919 South Fifth
street, who plans to erect a
Continued on Page Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
Dredge Blast Causes
SIS, OOOD Damaged Here
Steam Turbine On Pennsyl-
vania Explodes No Crew
Members Are Hurt

An explosion in the steam tur-
bine of the Pennsylvania. large
hydraulic dredge engaged i'll deep
ening the Brunswick river reserve
ship lay-up basin, yesterday morn
ing at 6:35 O'Clock resulted in ar
estimated SIS, 900 damage to the
crafts machinery.
Kenneth Startling, assistant engi-
neer, and Willie Pellitier, oiler.
only members of the crew present
in the engine room at the time of
the explosion, escaped injury. None
of the other members of the crew
was hurt.
As soon as the explosion occur
red, Startling shut off all power and
steam. His quick action was
credited with preventing further
damage and possible injury to per-
sonel. According to Chief Engi-
neer Robinson, Pellitier received
the narrowest escape, as he was
standing next to the throttle. Both
men were less than ten feet from
the scene of the blast.
The seven-inch roto shaft ex-
tending through the turbine was
broken in half and twisted out of
shape.
Robinson said that in his 80
years service with the American
Continued on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
Continued on Page Two; Col. 1
YUC0SLAVS ASSERT
l73 VESSELS HELD
Sent Note To U. S. Last
May Protesting Hold
ing OF Danube Units

LONDON, Aug. "a -(P)E Yugo-
slavia charged in a note to the
United States last may that Amer
lean refusal to release $10,000,-
900 in Yugoslav shipping consti-
tuted political pressure tc force
Mar hal Tito to support interna-
tionalization of the Danube, a Yu-
goslav source said today.
This informant said the note pro-
tested that U. S. failure to release
173 units of Yugoslav's Danube
fleet had cost Yugoslavia $40, 000,-
900 in lost productivity, and that
Tito's government had threaten
ed to take all steps to defend her
interests" He said the ships were
held. in the American zone of
Austria.
He said that the representative
of the American embassy in Bel
grade had declared that if Yu-
goslavia supported the U. S. plan
for INSTRUMENTATION OF the
Danube ''then something may be
done about the ships"
A similar attitude was en-
countered in U. S. authorities IN
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
INDIA PLAN OKEHED
BY KING GEORGE Vi
Government Dom
mated By Hindus To
Take Office Sept. 2

LONDON, Aug. "a U.H king
King George vi today approved an
interim government for India COM
pletely dominated by the Hindu
National Congress party, but Vice
roy Lord Wavell told the Moslem
league that the cabinet would be
reformed tomorrow if the Moslems
would consent to join it. The new
government of IA men, which in
cludes only one Moslem and that
one not recognized by the Moslem
league, will take office on Sept.
2, opening a new era of India his
tory, which, its leaders hope, will
eliminate in long-sought unifica-
ton and the independence of India.
Lord Wavell spoke over New
Delhi radio, urging the Moslem
league to reconsider it's decision to
boycott the new government be-
cause the league did not get equal
representation with the Congress
party.
He said the government would
be reconstructed tomorrow if the
Moslems changed their minds; in
the meantime the government
would administer the country "as
a whole and not as a party He
said that, although the new minis
ter of war would be an Indian, the
position of midas armed forces
would not be change.
If the Moslem league decides to
enter the government, he promised,
Il will see that the most import
ant folios are shared" but he did
not offer the Moslems complete
parity.
He did say that Britain would
give the new government "maxi-
mum freedom" in the administra-
ton of India and said the Indian
cabinet had mo DESIRE to inter
fere in provincial administration.
In reference to Calcutta's bloody
Hindu-Moslem riots, he urged the
utmost tolerance to survive the
transition period"
81 appeal to all to recognize that
no conceivable good can be de-
rived from violence" he said.
Rioting, however, continued. An
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Allahabad said riots went on here
through the night, with nearly 200
casualties besides four persons
killed yesterday. Temples and
mosques we're looted of gold and
silver ornaments worth thousands
of dollars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
Exchange Clubs Pick
State Officer Slate
D. Daye OF Winston
Salem Named President
Al Final Session

A. D. Daye, an official Of the
Reynolds Tobacco company of
Winstun-Salem, was elected presi-
dent OF the North Carolina State
Exchange CLUBS at the final bust
ness session of the tWo-day con-
vention of the organization at
Wrightsville Beach yesterday aft
ernoon.
Daye, who was installed along
with other officers at the ban
quet at the Ocean Terrace hotel
last night, succeeds John Riley
of Durham.
Other officers selected were Rus
sell Heater, of Raleigh, vice presi-
dent; W. D. Inman, of Mt. Airy,
secretary. and A. M. Clegg, of
Durham, treasurer.
Elected to the board of con-
troll we're Ranald Stewart, of Will
mington; DR.. C. H. Peters, of
Rocky Mount; V. E. Rawless, Jr.,
of Henderson,; J. L. Dawkins, OF
Fayetteville; Brownie Wagner, of
High Point; and L. J. Siebert, of
Leaksville.
Yesterdays meetings we're open
ed with a business session at 1890
am. with Riley presiding. The
invocation was by Sam A. Jones,
a past state president. The ad-
dress of welcome was by Walter
]. Cartier, secretary of the
Wrightsville Beach Chamber of
Commerce, and response was by
Inman. Reports by committees
and summaries of the past years
work of the various clubs were
then presented.
1t was decided to accept the
offer of Miss Florence E. Boyd, K.
NJ, operator of a home for Grip
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25
YOUNG BAPTISTS
ARRANGE REUNION
Former Members Oh Armed
Forces To Attend Gath
ering Late This Month

Approximately rs former mem
bers of the armed forces, who
trained at Camp Davis, Bluether-
thai airport, Fort Fisher and the
Marine Base, and who now reside
throughout the United States, have
signified their intention of attend
ing the first reunion to be held
here Aug. 80 and 81, and Sept. l,
under the auspices of the Young
People of the First Baptist church.
Letters, signed by Hadley STAN
Gil, chairman; Helen Dobson, lone
M. Primer, and Virginia Lee west,
were mailed on May 18 to hundreds
of former servicemen, inviting
them to attend the reunion. Mem
bers of the committee report that
the responses have been crafty
ing. -s
"As we pause a moment TO catch
our breath after the tension OF the
war, a flood of memories comes
rushing through our thoughts. We
feel as if the First Baptist church
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