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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
LABOR SITUATION
 E SIZED UP BY
 REP. MCCORMACK
Declares COP, GM and CI0 Are Contributing 10
 Existing Trouble {

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-The Re- publican party, General Motors and striking CIO autoworkers all were charged today with contributing to the troubled labor situation. Rep. Mccormack of MaSsachu- setts, House Ttemocratic leader, claimed the COP was backing Big Business" in a campaign to break the unions
 Senator Morse tR-Ore) said the GM strike looked to him as if both sides simply wanted to slug it out without any interference from Con- gress.
 The Senate labor committee, of which Morse is member, sought further information on the General Motors deadlock by calling Walter Reuther, youthful boss of the auto workers who walked out nine weeks ago.
 Mccormack made his attack on the Republican party in a radio ad- dress last night, asserting that the people "can already identify the forces that have brought the wheels of industry to a stop .''
 Yes, the Republican party has long ago given the nod to Big Busi- ness, has long ago said: Go ahead and break the unions as you broke them after World War I. Crush then, fell them, and let the conse- quences descend upon America where they may"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
HOSPITAL NOTES

Five patients were discharged from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday and four patients admitted.
 Those discharged were: Martha Warfield, surgical; Mrs. Thomas Radonich, Leon Doles and Herbert Thomas, medical, Mrs. Roy Key and baby girl.
 Admitted were: Mrs. Forrest Dates. medical; Robert Marks, sur zeal; Alex Weir, medical; Master Larry Fitzgerald, surgical.
 Martha Rudolph and her baby boy were discharged from the Gov er.lment Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
CRIMSON BEARS
 BEAT UP SITkA

SITKA, Alaska, Jan. 26-The Ju- neau High School Crimson Bears defeated the Sitka High School Wolves last night by score of 6S to 31.
 The starting lineup played six minutes and scored IT points.
 Scores by quarters follow:
 Juneau . g B 55 68
 Sitka ....... 5 Is 27 3l
 Points were made by Juneau Moore 2l, Sanford 13, Mead g, Rude '.
 Sitka-Martin 10, Davis and Me Roberts 6.
 Starting lineup for Juneau-Aase, Merritt, Mead, O'Connor, Hogins; substitutions Sanford, Moore, Klein, Rude.
 Sitka starting lineup-McRoberts, Avit, Martin, Davis, Laurence.
 Straight power play was used throughout the game, all running and no set plays. Sitka boys are young and green, mostly freshmen and sophomores.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
CAA TO TAKE ACTION SOON
 ON AIRFIELD

The Juneau Chamber of Com .nerce today was advised by wire from w. P. Plett, Regional Admin istrator for the Civil Aeronautics Administration that an inspector is to be sent to Juneau from An chorage, as soon as flying condi- tions permit, to investigate condi- tions at the local airfield and de wise means for improving field maintenance"
 Inc wire also stated that the ice on the field now will be bladed off as soon as weather permits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
EyERETTS LEAVE SUNDAY

1LiSgt. Cecil L. Everetts, Chief Operator of the Signal Corps, U. $. Army leaves on the Princess Norah for Seattle, where he has been transferred after 12 years in the Juneau Station. He will be &C., companied by Mrs. Everetts. Scores of friends the wellknown couple have made during their residence neie, will be at the dock to bid them good bye and come back" arOn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
kIDNAp-kILLER FINGERpRINTS
 FOUND ON NOTE

CHICAGO, Jan. 26. Detective Lieut.. Timothy O'Connor announced that FBI experts in Washington had found two fairly clear, classifiable' fingerprints on $20,000 ransom note left by the kidnaper who killed and dismembered six-year-ol Suz- anne Degnan January 2.
 O'Connor conferred with top law enforcement officials after return ing from Washington where he had taken various clues for scientific study at FBI laboratories.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
SEARCH FOR
 PIONEER |5
 CALLED OFF

The several inches of new snow recently fallen in the area this noon resulted in suspension of the organized search for missing Nome pioneer William A. Oliver
 The search party, under the di- rection of Highway Patrolman had searched Douglas Island from the Ski Trail south to Treadwell and he'd dispatched one party a.ong the beach for some distance south of Thane, all without suc- cess.
 When the search will be resumed, was not stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
HOME NURSING CLASS

A Home Nursing class, under the auspices Of the American Red Cross, has been organized by Girl Scout Troop No. 2, with 20 girls signed up to take the course, according to an announcement made by Mrs. john Mccormick, Executive Secre- tary of the local Red Cross Chap ter.
 Mrs. Burr Johnson is the, class instructor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
B JULIE 1 N }

VATICAN CITY-Pope Plus XII received 35,000 Rome children today in the largest audience of his Pom ticifate. He spoke for IS minutes.
 TERRAIN = Qavan Ahmad Sul- taneh, 65-year-old former Premier, was chosen by Parliament today to succeed Ibrahim Hakimi as Premier of Iran. Hakimi resigned January 20 after asserting that his efforts to negotiate with Russia over Azer- baijan Province had failed
 BASTROP, Tex.-Seven German prisoners of war went on trial at Camp Swift yesterday charged with murder in the staying of Hugo Krauss, a fellow prisoner whom they said they considered a traitor.
 NEW YORK-Four Staten Island piers, two barges and three freight warehouses were destroyed last night in a spectacular windswept fire which officials said caused dam ages estimated at more than $500,- GOO.
 LONDON-Resignation of Nal colm Macdonald as High Commis- sioner in Canada is announced by the British Dominions Office on completing his five-year term in April. Macdonald, soh of the late Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDon- aid, will be succeeded by Sir Alex ander Clutterbuck, Assistant Under secretary in the Dominions Office.
 LONDON = The Foreign Office announces that Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, 63-year-old career diplomat with 40 years of service in world capitals, will become Ambassador to the United States May l. Sir Archi- bald, now Ambassador to the Soviet Union, will succeed the Earl of Hali- fax, who has represented Britain in the United State ssince 1941 and has asked leave to resign his appoint ment."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26

A single U. s. Quartermaster truck company moved as much as 5000 tons of engineering equipment also food, clothing and gaso- line supplies weekly during the war
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26

Military forces of the Allies in 1918 used about 39,0o0 barrels of gasoline daily, of which 6,500 was aviation gasoline and 32,50o motor gasoline.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
SNOW DOPE

Though somewhat overheard in snow predictions last week, the snow doper today accepts reports of Ski Clb officials today that skiing con- ditions over the Douglas Island area should be fairly good for this week end.
 All events for tomorrow are to go through as scheduled, including eats instruction and an afternoon jaunt up the Crooks Ski Trail from the top of the Slalom to timberline
 Cooperation of all skiers is asked to widen the trail on the way up foot travellers keeping to one side an din packing the new snow on the Second Meadow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26
MRS. MILNER TO GO SOUTH

Mrs. Dave Miner, Senior Re- gent of the Women of the Moose, vii be a passenger on the steamer North Sea enroute to Seattle for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26

Salt is rubbed into each side of a Swiss cheese every day to toughen the rind and seal it against air and undesirable bacterial action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-26

Marvin w. Frontman, a resident of Sitka, is a guest at the Baranof.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

my. Hotove kostry obalene XII
Ii. Potaceli Sc s poslednfmi 81
lami. Nemci byli bestie v lid
ske podobe. Mic neznali nez
"Leistung''. Jedi jsme jen je-
denkrat "a den - vzdy vecer.
Kazde rano Sc chodilo v kolo-
mach pracovat ma letiste. CHA
pi padali sotva jsme vysli z bra
ny. Zustavali lezet S obliceji We
snehu a nikdo jim nesmel po-
moci. Vezen Sc takoveho ne
smell ujat, protoze by no ma mi
ste zastTelili. V praci mas mia
till, a kazdy den bylo nekolik
mrtvych. Sami jsme slabotou
z prace nemohli, ale jeSte jsme
museli tahat mrtve nebo vysfle-
ne kamarady, ktef1 jiz slabost1
0 sobe nevedeli. Tam teprve
clovek vid6l, co to je "Ueber-
mensch". Kazdy den bylo stej-
ne j1dlo - kvacky We vode (tu-
RIM a 1plne neslane a nemastne
"Bl1zili Sc vsak velmi rychle
Americana a tn pocalo dozor-
cum hoTet pod nohama. TeSili
jsme Sc ma brzke vysvobozen1.
Stf1lelo sc blfzko "a nami, ma
pravo i ma levo cd mas. Kazdy
den pfichazely poplasne zpra-
Wy, re jiz jsme obkliceni, lee bo-
huzel nebyla to pravda. Dovezli
mas temef k mort az do Roztok.
Tam jsme dorazili opravdu S
posledn1mi silami. Pc ceste
jsme Sc twill vetsinou varenymi
studenymi brambory, krmnou
fepou, pampeliskami ma louce a
n6kterf jedi dokonce slimaky.
Sb1rali jsme z vozG spade BRAN
bory, jednou jsme nasli We SIZE
zele Shame kus plesniveho sta
reho chleba, ma kterem jsme 81
pochutnali. Jen vydrzet, vydr-
zet. Vzdyt svoboda uz nen1
daleko. NASH jsme i zdechle
tele a to jsme 81 ma mem pochut-
nall. A 2. kvetna jsme Sc sku-
tecne dockali.
Dopis bratranec koncf, re Sc
v bTeznu ozenil a Size S d1vkou
ktera ztratila otce koncentra-
ku v Mathausenu Rakousku.
Rudolf Kotek byl nynf pove-
rem veden1m textiln1ho obchO-
du v narodn1 sprav6 We Frydku.
Frank J. Rosner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Rusky namoTni porucik Redin
byl osvobozen po liceni, trvaji-
elm % dnH.

Y prubehu sporu Sc dostavili
do Seattle rust1 konsularnf d.
stojnici, ably Sc postarali O fl
nancovani obhajoby Redina.
Redin, ktery byl zatcen V bTe
Znu letosn1ho roku v Portland,
Ore, vyslechl rozsudek klidne
a pax sci k lavici porotcu a po-
tfasl vsem porotcGm ruce.
We velmi t6zke anglictine Re-
din Tekl porotcGm: Danny a
panOve, chci YAM pod6kovati "a
slusne veden1 meho sporu, KITE
reno Sc mn6 zde V Americe do
stalo."
Prfst1 myslenka pax patrila
m%anzelce, sci k telefonnfmu
automatu a vyrozumel j O osvo-
bOzujlc1m rozsudku.
Kdyz 81 Redin potrasl ruce Sc
soudcem Lloyd Blackem, podot-
knul: "PTatelstvi mezi nasimi
zememi stavalo vzdy a Dude
stavati i nadale."
Soudce Black We SVEN pouce-
nj dan6m soudn1 porote kritiso-
val jak obhajobu tax obranu
proto, re p~fikladaly sporu. da-
lekosahly mezinarodnf vyznam,
ktery tento spor die jeho nahle-
du nem6l.
Redinovi bylo vytykano, re
podplatil kanadskeho lodnlho
inzenyra Kennedyho, ably Cd
neho obdrzel plany tykaj1c1 Sc
rGznych konstrukcnlch zaT1ze-
nj ma move americke zasobova-
CT lodi Yellowstone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Vzpoura 800 nemeckych
delnikH v Hamburku.

Hamburk. = Asi 800 nemec-
kych delnikG, zamestnanych ma
stavbe rodinnych domkG pro
rodiny zamestnancG britske vo-
jenske vlady, Sc vzbourilo pod
zaminkou, re strava, jakou do
stavaji, nenf dobra ami pro pra-
sata. Ia vedenl 19leteho W
rostka Sc Nemci vrhli ma kance-
lar a skladiste pracovniho ia
bora a hrozili zabitlm lekaTe a
skladnlka, nevydajf-li jim klice
cd baraku, kde jsou ulozeny po-
traviny.
Policie S posilami konecne OBJ
novila klida poradek a zatkla
vGdce buficG, tTeba Sc tito po-
kouseli jej z rukou straznlkG
vyrvati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Anglicane by nevitali zidov-
skou divisi.

V Americe bylo mluVeno O
tom, re by mohla byti sestavena
divise z zidovskych vyslouzilcn
americke armady, ktera by mo-
hla konati sluzbu V Palestine.
Britske armadnf kruhy V Pa
lestine byly dotazany jake sta
novisko k tomuto planu zauji-
mali. Odpov6dely jasn9, re by
takovouto divisi naprosto nevi-
tally. Eide ucinili navrh O zfi-
zenl takove divise presidentu
Trumanovi a ten Sc vyjadTil, re
o veci Dude uvazovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Take " Rakousku znarodnuji
prEmysl.

Rakouske narodnf shromaz-
denf Sc usneslo ma pffprave "a
kona, kterymz ma byti pfipra-
veno znarodnen1 3 nejvets1ch
bank, celeho dGln1ho, zelezar-
skeho a ocelaTskeho prGmyslu,
vsech podnikG gasolinovych,
Dunajske paroplavebn1 spolec-
nosti avsech podnikG elektra-
renskych obzvlaste podnikG
Siemens & Ellin a linecke to-
varny ma Nitrogen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Dvacet osob zatceno pro kradez
mrtvolY II Duce.

Florence, Italie. = Dvacet o.
sob, mezi mimi sest zen, bylo
zatceno We spojen1 S kradezi
mrtvoly Bonita Mussolini-ho z
hrobu ma Milansk6m hTbitov6,
provedenou V dubnu tohoto ro-
ku.
Policie pravi, re n6kolik re
zatcenych Sc priznalo z 1casti
ma teto kradezi. Rekli, re Sc to
stale, ably ''telesne ~pozGstatky
II Duce byly d1stojne pohfbe-
n.y." Mic nebylo receno, kde je
nyn1 ukradena mrtvOla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Nynejsi kongres jest reakcio
narskY - Green.

William Green, pTedseda A
mericke federace prace, prohla
sill, re nyn6js1 kongres je "nej-
reakcionafstejs1, jaky kdy byl
zvolen americkym lidem."
Mluve o konvenci Mezinarod-
niho bratrstva kniharG, prohla-
sill Green:
"Rfkam yam, re je nejhorsf,
iaky jsem kdy znal, nejhors1,
jaky jsem kdy videl."
Prohlasil, re "reakcionarske
silly obou stran spojily Sc "a L.
Gelem vesti 1tok ma organisova-
ne delnictvo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Nikdo nezada atomova tajem-
stv1: Cromvko.

Rusky delegat Andrej A. Gro
myko vyslovil Sc, re "nikdo ne
atomova tajemstv1' V tom
to stadiu rozprav o atomove
kontrole.
Temto slovGm dodava vyznam
fakt, re jsou jedinymi, ktera
.isou primo citovana We zprave
o tajnem zasedanf move porad-
nj komise o atomove energii, ma
n1z je zastoupeno IL narodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Habes vypovsdeI 70 ItalI a "a
bavil jejich maietek.

Kahira. - Habese bylo W.
povezeno 70 Itald, mezi mimi 10
zen a 9 det1, kter1 nyn1 oceka-
gaj1 We sbernem taboTe Edyth-
reji, co Sc S mimi ma staff. Je-
iich majetek v Gene odhadova~
ne ma 2 miliony dollarG byl ha-
besskym staten zabaven. Jsou
to vetsinou tovarnfci, stavitele,
technici a majitele velkostatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Mihajlovic sci ma smrt zbabsle.

Belehrad. - UTedn1k jugO-
slavskeho m~inisterstva vnitra
Tekl, re Mihajlovic Sc pTi ceste
ma smrt choval nejhGTe re vsech
odsouzenych, prosil a narlkal
pry, re jeho zivota by melo byti
uSetTeno.
0 vykonu trestu smrti zde pa
novaly RUNE povesti, vlada o
tom uveTejnila jen kratkou
zpravu O sedmi Tadkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Madarska inflace prekonava
vSechno.

Budapest. = Madarska in
flace pfekonala vsechny rekor-
dy, kdyz vlada vydala bankov-
ku ma 1000 trilios1, O nfz Sc
mysli, re je nejvysSf bankovkou,
iaka byla vydana v cele histo-
Ri. Vyjadfeno cislem, mi ma
]. 900, OOO, 600, 600, 900.
Tyto move papfrov6 penfze
byly vydany II. cervence. V tie
dob6 dollar stall $500, 900 pengo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Greta Carlo pTijela do rodneho
Svedska.

Stockholm. - Slavna holly
woodska filmova hv6zda Greta
Carlo pfistala v Gotheburgu a
byla pfi vstupu ma rodnou sved-
skou pGdu priv1tana velkym "a
stupem lidu a vice nez 100 zpra
vodaji tisku. Rekla jim, re ne
ma v 1myslu vstoupit We spoienl
s move utvorenou Svedskou fill
movou spolecnost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Posledni RooseveItovy znamky
prodany.

Tfet1 a posledni cast zbirek
Znamek z pozGstalosti presiden-
ia F. d. Roosevelta byla proda-
ma v drazbe "a $4,000. Gel
KEN vynesly Rooseveltovy ko-
lekce znamek $228,OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Spisovatel Kin pomohl k poraz-
ce WheeIera.

D. G.. Kin, autor knihy "The
Plot Against America" Tekl Sc
natnimu vyboru vysetTujlcimu
Rampant vydanf, re knihu tn
sepsal "a ucelem porazenl
Wheelera, ktereho lid Montany
pokladal "a dabla. Rekl, re az
Sc lid zbavi Wheelera, re V Mon
tame Dude raj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

zoruje kolem sebe ien ty ctyTi.
vapnem vecne pachnoucf steny
a uvedom1 81 opet svou bezna-
dejnost, nejradeji by 81 roztrfs-
kal lebku O tn proklatou zed.
Chyta te vztek a mites plakat
a rvat 81 vlasy z hlavy, pomona
hlu prichaz1s k vedom1, re ii to
nenf mic platne. Chces-li dale
zlt, musls byt dusevne vyrovna-
ny, mus1s Sc ke kazde zaludne
myslence, Ike kazdemu citu u
met postavit, mus1s Sc zkrotit a
pax je tt zas dobre. Jen viru
neztracet, re vsechno jednou
dobre skonc1. Takovych mo-
mentG je We vezen1 ma tis1ce a
kazdy den Sc clovek must rvat
sam Sc sebou. K dusevnim mu-
kan pfistupuje hlad a lima.
Davali nam jen tolik jidla, re
isme zhubeneli O 20 az 80 ky.
Kamaradi vazili caste 48kg.
Kdo mel v sobe zarodky tuber-
kulosy, ten obycejne do roka u
m1ral.
Ones dobre rozumim zravosti
vepfe, protoze jsme byli ma teze
1rovni. Kdykoliv jsme jen u
slyseli p~rinaseti kotel s jidlem,
poblhal jsem nervosne "a zelez-
nymi dvefmi S miskou v ruce a
dokud mi neotevreli a nenalili
asi litr vodnate polevky, KITE
rou jsem hltave sn6dl, ale hlad
nikdy neutisil. A tax to delali
vsichni. Pyli s Mani zavTeni
doktori, pravnfci, d1stojnfci, a.
lie We vezeni titul neplatf. Tam
Sc stane clovek nahym Glove
KEN a pud pc Saskatchewan je
u kazdeho tvora mocny. Had,
HAD, HAD -. ten dozene Clio
veka az k s1lenstv1. Bylo hodne
pT1padG v koncentracnich tabo-
rech, re druh mrtveho druha
pojfdal. Had. Kazdy den ra-
no vstaneS a mas hlad. NemG-
zeS Sc O hladu dockat poledne.
Vecer ulehas a mas HAD. Dry
ubfhajl i mes1ce a roxy a ty Sc
"a tn dobu ami jednou do syta
nenajfs. Bojoval jsem kazdy
den autosugestivnfmi hesly.
tx dusevnfm mukam, k tenn
v6cnym 1vaham O hladu pri-
chaz1 dalsi trapen1 a to je lima.
Nechali mas chodit jen v ha-
drech. Byli jsme vzdy notne O.
trhani. saty nam Sill z tenkych
drevenych latek, a takove dlou-
no nevydrzi. Ma nohach jsme
nosili drevaky a nekterych
mistech nedostavali veznove a.
nj v zine ponozky. Okna We
zenskych eel byla jednoducha,
topenf nepatrne. Ia velkych
mrazG bylo skoro jedno zda-li
lez1me venku nebo jsme V cele.
Pfikryval jsem Sc ma noe asi IL
ky spagatu, ktery jsem mel v
cele ma rozvazovan1 (byly to
spagatove p~ovf1sla, z kterych
jsme rozvazovali uzly), ale by
10 to trestne. Tim spagatem
isem Sc trochu zahTal. Pc Sesti
meslc1ch jsem Sc konecne do
stall pred nemecky soud. Odsou-
dill mne "a pr1pravu velezrady
ma 6 let kaznice. Me- jsem ma
vrh ma 8 let. Mnoho kamaradG
dostalo "sekeru'', to je v krimi-
nalni reel, byli odsouzeni k smr-
ii stetim. V kaznici "Zucht-
hause" jsem 81 posedel dive
leta.
"Tretfm rokem naseho poby-
tn vRatiboTi pocala Sc najednou
velmi rychle pfiblizovat fronta.
Honili mas nyn1 z jednoho konce
ma druhy. Pribelhali jsme Sc
do Kladska. Odtamtud mas ma
lozili do nakladnlch voz1 a DO
|tydnu dovezli az k Hanoveru
do koncentracnfho tabora. Ces-
tn We vlaku nebudu detailne po-
pisovati - trapili mas z1znf, ne
pouSteli mas ma stranu, namac-
kali mas 70 do jednoho vagonu,
takze jsme pc celou j1zdu jen
drepeli neb stall. V koncen-
tracnfm taboTe jsme teprve spa
tfili obraz bidy. Tam byli vez-
move daleko hors1m stavu nezI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Neni nadsje pro ziznive.

VyfODa plVa a Jlnych napOJu
Dude opet sn1zena.
Poz1vatele oblibeneho narod-
nlho napoje piva, mali Spatnou
vyhlldku do budoucnosti, jak
oznamil department zemedel-
stvl. Vyroba piva Dude ma tax
dlouho omezena, dokud nebude
dostatek obil1 pro spotTebu do
mac1ho obyvatelstva a zasobo-
van1 potravou jinych zem1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Nedostatku Satstva Dude pry
brzy odpomozeno.

UTad civiln1 vyroby ocekava,
re nedostatku panskych oblekd
q panskych kosil Dude odpomo-
zeno ma zacatku pT1st1ho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

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Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

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Armadni hodnosti We vasi nej-
blizsf Odvodovs Stanici u. S. Ar
madyl
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no S Mani jednali. Hned pri
vyslechu O nasi odbojove Gin
nosti mas tloukli a tyrali tax, re
mnozf tyto vyslechy neprezili.
Jejich obvykle melody, jak ne
co dostati z cloveka, bylo biti
bykovcl, kterych vyslychanemu
pfedlozili pet, a z nichz 81 mu-
sci vyslychany vybrat a tim pax
dostal vyprask; kopani okova-
nymi botami do zaludku; W.
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kama pres usi; povaleni ma zem
q skakan1 botama pc zaludku a
prsou az polamali Zebra; ne
chali drapat vyslychaneho do
vys1leni; zavfrali do tax IVA
nych samotek, kde vyslychane-
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hlavou dol1, anebo to bylo wy
hladoven1, to znamena, re W.
slychany nedostal pc nekolik
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maleho kousku chleba. A il
nych zpdsobG NELL tolik, re je
zde nelze ami vsechny vyjmeno-
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Nor. Ostrave. Odtamtud DO
Evening star., 1946-07-14

man, daughter Of Mr.. John Potter
Wiseman and the late Mrs. Lille
Ole Wiseman of Culpeper, Va, was
married recently to Mr.. Sidney
James Lanier, son Of the Rev. and
Mrs. Raymond R. Lanier of Alex
andria. The double-ring ceremony
was held in the home OF the brides
ssiter and brother -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip s. johnson of Washing
ton, against background of gladio-
luses, hydrangeas and evergreens.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown of faille taf-
feta and marquisette, trimmed with
pearls. Her full-length illusion veil,
edged in chantilly lace, fell from a
coronet of seed pearls caught with
Evening star., 1946-07-14

and Mr.. George Robert Reeder, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Reeder OF
Middletown, Md. The Rev. Nelson
Pierce oficiated.
The bride, who was given In mar :
riage by her uncle, Mr.. w. r.
Justice, was attended by the BRIDE
groom's sister, Miss Janet Reeder.
Her brother, Mr.. G. L. Fike, was
best man.
She wore a street-length gown
Of white marquette with a hat OF
starched lace and a corsage OF
brides roses.
A graduate Of Winthrop College
Mrs. Reeder is secretary to the
Quartermaster Corps project at
George Washington University. Her
Evening star., 1946-07-14

orange blossoms and the carried a
bouquet Of white roses and stephan
otis.
Miss Beatrice A. Wiseman was
her sisters maid Of honor and the
bridegroom's brother, 1t. q. g. An
drew s. .Lanier OF Marine Hospital,
Baltimore, was his best man.
The couple will make their home
in Groveton, Va, after a wedding
trip in the South.
Reeder-Fike
The Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church was the scene recently
OF the wedding of Miss Louise Fike,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. Fike of Spartanburg, S. c.,
Evening star., 1946-07-14

was gowned in yellow net and lace
was the bridesmaid. and Mr.. Man.
fred Haertig Of Schenectady, N. Y,
served the bridegroom rs best man.
Mr.. Curt Allies and Mr.. Charles
Pfund were uSherS.
At the reception which followed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c,
Hostrup, Wood Acres, Nd, the
brides table was covered with a
linen damask cloth which had been
used 81 years ago at the wedding re-
ception of her maternal grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Will
cox Of Schenectady.
Lanier- Wiseman
With the bridegroom's father OH
ciating, Miss Virginia Lucas Wise
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Summer Weddings
Attract Interest
OF Residents Here

Miss Ruth Ernestine Good, daugh-
ter of 1t. Col. and Mrs. George E.
Good OF Silver Spring, became the
bride Of Mr.. Stanley Ray Fitzrnor-
ris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray S. Fitz-
morris of Arvada. Colo, in a cere-
mony recently in Grace Episcopal
Church, Woodside, Md The Rev.
Walter w. Gale off1ciated.
The bride, who had designed her
costume, wore a gown Of white satin
and lace with a full-length illusion
veil held by a coronet of lace. She
carried shower bouquet of white
rosebudS and stephanotis.
Miss Jennette Giovannoni, who