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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Redaktor a Administrator
ANTHONY CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
NARODNE
SDRUzENIE v AMERIKE
321 East 73rd Street,
New York. N. Y.

Slovenske narodne sdruzenie
v Amerike poslalo p. preziden-
tow DIR. Eduardovi BeneSovi te-
legram 20 svojho sjazdu vftaz-
silva, konaneho v dnoch II. a
Is. novembra 1915 v New Yor-
ku. Zaroven poslalo pozdrav-
ny telegram i Slovenskej narod-
nej rade v Bratislave.
Precedent r~epubliky podako-
val Slovenskemu narodnemu
sdruzeniu vel'mi srdecne "a po-
Zdrav a tax iste urobil precise
da Slovenskej narodnej rady
DIR. JoZef Lettrich.
0 tom Dol predseda SINS u
povedomeny dvoma listami mi
nistra DIR. Jana Papanka, ktore
citujeme:
"Vazeny pan predseda -
Pan prezident Ceskosloven-
skej republiky DIR. Eduard Be-
mes obdrzal Vas pozdravny te-
legram, poslany mu 20 sjazdu
v~1tazstva Slovenskeho narod-
neho sdruzenia konaneho v
dnoch II. a 18. novembra 1915
v New Yorku, a ulozil mi, ably
som Slovenskemu narodnemu
sdruzeniu v jeho meme co mai
srdeSnejSie zan podakoval.
Priatel'sky Vas,
Or. Jan Papanek."
"Mily pan predseda:-
PripOjene Yam zaseilam text
telegram, ktory sem prisiel
pre- Slovenske narodne sdruze-
ME cd predsedu Slovenskei ma
rodnej rady.
Srdecne Vas,
DIR. Jan Papanek."
"Andrej Val1sek,
predseda SINS v New Yorku:
Srdecne dakujem "a posol-
stvo sjazdu Slovenskeho narod-
nehO sdruzenia. Starry kraj
vdacne spomfna pracu a obete
sdruzenych krajanskych spoil
kov "a oslobodenie Slovenska a
obnovenie republiky. Buduj1c
novy zivot ma tvrdo skusanom
4Slovensku, prekonavame TAI
kOsti S vierou v pokrok a demo-
kraciu. Pan predseda, tlmocte
VaSim sborom vdaku starei
vlasti "a vernost a obetavost,
srdecne pozdravy Slovenskej
narodnej rady a 1primn6 zela-
ME tesnej bratskej spoluprace.
DIR. Jozef Lettrich,
Slovenskej narodnej
rady."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Jak vypadalo "Udoli Smrti".

Norimber, Nemecko, Is. 1no-
ra. = Sovetsky zalobce dnes
crtal ma pTelfcenf mezinarodnf-
no ~vojenskeho tribunalu, .jez
soudf valecne zlociny 20 nacis-
tickych vddcG "1dolf smrti' v
Polsku, zalite krvf nacistickych
obetf.
zalobce Lev Smirnov obvinil
H. Franka, byvaleho majestic
keno generalnfho guvernera
Polska, a polnfho marsalka ge-
nerala Wilhelma Keitela z prf-
me zodpovednosti "a zlociny,
spachane prot vlasteneckEm
bojovn1k1m a nevinnym lidem.
Pravil, jak Nemci vrazdili cele
desetitis1ce "a povestnych hro-
madnych poprav.
"Byli jsme nuceni pracovat v
krvi, jez sahala nam pc pasy,
ponevadz byly kolem mas desc
titisice mrtvol, z nichz sc valila
krev'', uvedl Smirnov vypov6d
ociteho svedka.
Smirnov zaloval, re tyto ciny
dostavaly vyslovne schvalen1
dokonce cd nemeckeho hlavnf-
no Stabu.
Pravil, re Keitel primo mari
dill, ably nemecka armada 81 po-
clnala We SVEN vyhlazovacim
boji prot partyzanGm "'bez O.
mezen1'', a dokonce jeSte i pro-
tt detem a zenam, "kdyz to We
de k 1spechu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Do Australia pTijelo z Ameriky
152 novXch osadnikH.

Re San Franciska pTijelo par
nukem Monterey" 1852 byva-
lych americkych vojak1, kteTi
Sc rozhodli trvale Sc usadit v
Australia, jiz poznali "a valky.
Kazdy ma hotovost nejmene
$1,000 a vsichni jsou pevne pre-
svedceni, re v move vlasti ude-
lajf stestl. Do Australia je pfi-
vedly jednak nizsf zivotnf ma
klady, a jednak klidnejsf zivot-
nj tempo nez je v Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
NezapomnSl ma pritele.

Divadelni Teditel Lewis Mile
stone chtel poslati svemu prfte-
Ii do Parfze teply zimnfk, ale
nevedel, jak to zaTfditi, neb
mnoho takovych zasilek byva
zabaveno, aneb sc dostava do
"cerneho trhu", avsak Mile
stone 81 vedel rady. Jednoduse
kabat rozstfihl a kazdou p1lku
postal ma jinou adresu. ODE
pIlky spravn9 dosly, byly sesi-
ty, a pTftel v Parfzi ma pekny
kabAt ma Zimu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Pohonne latky a oleje pro
Ceskoslovensko.

New York (CTK) = Praz-
ske radio citovalo zpravu Ces-
koslovenske tiskove kancelare
z 25. ledna oznamuj1c1, re do
Hamburku pTiplula LODI, ktera
we've $500 tun pohonnych Ia
tex a olejG pro Ceskoslovensko.
Pc delsfch j%ednan1ch bylo take
csl. 1Tadu pro hospodarskou
pomoc a obnovu oznameno, re
Ceskoslovensko dostane dalsich
80 lokomotiv a asi 1000 zelez-
nicnich vagonG. Je to jiz dru-
ha dodavka tohoto druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Osivo pre- vychodne
Slovensko.
Bradshaw (GTKl

Bratislava (CTK) - Mini
sterstvo zemedelstva Prahe
prisl'1bilo Poveren1ctvu podo-
hospodarstva a p~ozemkovej re-
formy v Bratislave definit1vne
dodavku 80 vagonov osiva jar
nej psenice, 800 vagonov jar
neho jacmena a. 200 vagonov
ovsa. Toto osivo ma hlavne byt
pridelene pre- oblasti vychodne-
no Slovenska. 0 dalsich pozia-
davkoch poveren1ctva malo byt
.jednane S ministerstvami re
medelstva a zasobovania a S O.
bilnym 1stredim v Prahe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
ESKOSLOVEN-
SKYM DETEM.
(Tiskova sluzba American Re-
lief for Czechoslovakia, Inc.)
Registered with Presidents
War Relief Control Board No.
581, Member Agency of the
National War Fund.)

NdJlOIIdl w dT Il U1lu.)
Pro deti v CSR bylo chicaz-
skou odbockou pTijato jiz $751;
403.34. z techto pence bylo
pro rychlou pomoc odeslano %
tun kakaa a 8 tun praskoveho
mleka celkove Gene $18,336.
Krajane z Dallas, Texas, pri-
spell $500, krajane z New Pra-
que, Mimi, $331.45, odbocka
Town of Lake $3.50, Krouzek
Pratel Sovetskeho Svazu, Deer
brook, Wisconsin $212. Sbirka
pfi novorocnf slavnosti CSA
$128.33, Sdruzeni Csl. SpolkI v
Baltimore, Maryland 500, Ka-
rel Kratochvil 500, Rad East
Saginaw {. PA CSA $1OO.
TAX rychle jak penfze pficha-
zeji, je "a ne lined nakupova-
no a odesflano mleko a kakao,
nebot jen rychla pomoc oprav-
du dopomGze k zachrane deti
trpic1ch podvyzivou. Jelikoz
hlavnf 1radovnou v New Yorku
bylo jiz drive zakoupeno 24O
tun praskoveho mleka, bylo chi
cazskou odbockou pamatovano
hlavne ma kakao. Zasilka 1 tu-
ny praskoveho mleka stojf S8O8
"a 8 tun bylo vyplaceno &c.
|464.00. Zasilka l tuny kakaa
stojf 1924, "a % tun bylo "a
placeno $11,872.OO. Celkem
bylo dosud vydano $18,336.OO,
v pokladne zbyva $67.34.
American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia pecuje nynf O AZ tisic
ceskoslovenskych det1, jimz pri
mo We skolach dostava Sc vyziv-
nych pokrmG. Ia kazdych 49,
1873, jez Sc ma darech sejdou,
Dude pc dobu 5 mesicn dosta-
vati dobrou stravu tis1c csl. deti
Koncem 6nora pfibude do
~prazskeho skladiste American
Reliefu v Holesovicich ma Ma
ninach dalsf zasilka 80 tun po-
travin a4O tun Satstva, jez by
la vypravena z newyorskeho
pr1stavu ma lodi SIS Roswell
Victory. Cd l. prosince byla to
jiz ctvrta LODI, jez vezla pomoc-
ne zasilky American Relief for
Czechoslovakia. V prosinci a
lednu poslala tato organisace
do Ceskoslovenska 337 tun po-
travin, 1873 tun odevin a vic nez
4 tuny leciv a nemocnicniho "a
rfzenf, v hodnote pres pnl mill
onu dolar1.
Zasilky jsou dopravovany a.
merickymi nakladn1mi auty S
lodi primo do vlakn, jez pod
bezpecnou ochranou csl. vojak1
jedou pres Nemecko do Cesko-
slovenska. z prazskeho skla-
diste Reliefu jsou pax dosle We
ci lined posflany tam, kde je
itch nejvice potTebf. Znacna
cast jde ma cesky a moravsky
venkov a ma Slovensko.
Apelujeme ma vschny, kter1
mohou prispeti k zachrane detf
We stare vlasti, ably tax ucinili
CO nejdrlve.
Dairy zaSlete ma adresu. Anne
rican Relief for Czechoslovakia
1917 West 26th Street, Chica-
go %, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
"%TELEGRAF", BALTIMORE, MD, FEBRUARY %. 1916

zeme oznamit Yam, Zlfnane a
vsem obcan1m republiky ces-
koslovenske, re podario Sc nam
udrzet a upevnit po celia tato
dlouha leta odlouceni jak kul-
turni, tax i obchodnf pratelstvf
a styky, ktere byly tax pracne
navazovany pc celych dvacet
let trvanl naseho statu. Obrov-
ske masy ctyrstamilionoveho
naroda IndG jsou dnes mnohem
lepe informovani O Ceskoslo-
vensku, nez byli pred rokem
1889. V jejich vlastnich mare
cich a pismech mluvfme k MIN
o CeskoslOvensku, O MAST histo-
Ri, tradici, o nasem boji "a svo-
bodu a o naSich pTispevcich
pro lepsl z1trek vsech lidi ma
svete. Toto udrzene a upevne-
ne spojen1, toto vzajemne pra-
telstv1 mezi nasim a indickym
narodem, Dude pevnym podkla-
dem v nastavajfcfch letech mi
ru k obapolne praci a spolu-
praci, k vzajemne vymene jak
hodnot, tax i myslenek k pro
spechu obou stran. Vyrizujfci
srdecne pozdravy profesora
kalkutske University Benoy
Kumar Sarkara a Sira Radha-
krishnana naSemu p%rofesoru
Lesnemu v Praze, vyrizujeme
pozdrav duchovnl Indie duchov
n1mu Ceskoslovensku.
Nase radost z nastavajic1ho
shledan1 jest kalena vzpom1n-
kou ma velke obeti, ktere jste
byli nuceni p%ostoupit. Slyseli
jsme o popravach We Zine a v
cele republice, docftame Sc z
prvnich dopisd, ktere nam do
chazej1, re mnoho nasich pTf-
buznych a znamych jiz neuvi-
dime. I my jsme zaplatili dan
krve. Cd Tobruku, pTi jehoz
dobyvanf padli nasi kamaradi,
az pc hlubiny Ticheho Oceanu,
v jejichz tichem seru navzdy
odpocfvajf nasi krajane, zabiti
iaponskymi bombami, cely O.
rient jest posazen cerstvymi
hroby krajanG a pratel, kteTf
padli v prfmem boji i ma poll
prace. Bojovali, pracovali a
padli "a stejny ideal, "a nez
mreli nasi krajane donna: "a
lepsf ceskoslovenskou republi-
ku. Necht jejich pamatka u
tvrzuje mas vsechny, Cechoslo-
vaky donna i "a hranicemi, ably
Sc nikdy neopakovalo to, echo
jsme byli svedky v prave uply-
nulych letech.
Zdrav1me Vas, zlfnsti spolu-
pracovn1ci a krajane doma!
Snad naSe prvni blahopfani k
Vasemu osvobozeni Yam jiz
tlumocili ii z nasich rad, jfmz
bylo umozneno vstoupit do ces-
koslovenske armady a letectva
a kter1 tud1z NELL moznost pTi-
jft k Yam osobne jiz drive. My,
kter1 jsme byli nuceni z1stat ma
svych pracovnich stanovistfch,
abychom znasobenym pracov-
MIN 1silfm podpoTili a pomohli
v tonic obrovskem boji "a svo-
bodu sveta, veTfme, re jiz hod-
ne brZy budeme moci poslati
Yam nase pozdravy a vyraz
nasich citG formou realistict6j-
81 - vyjadrenou v lodfch GU
mu, vlacfch kdze, nakladech
potravin a tech vecf, ktere Sc
snaz1me vsemozne obstarat a
ktere tam donna potrebujete k
Vast praci a Vasemu lepsfmu
zivobytf.
Vzdaleni sedm tisfc mil, "a
pojujeme Sc do onoho obrov-
skeho procesu budovanl move,
lepsf REPUBLIKY O
VENSKE!
Ma brzkou shledanou We VIA
sti! A ma lepSi budoucnost mas
vSech, Cechoslovak1 donna i "a
hranicemi, plnejsf a stastnejsl
spolupraci v letech pristlch!
JAN BAROS.
Batanagar, Indie,
2. ledna 1916.
Do Australia pTi;elo z Ameriky
1872 novych osadnikIG.
Re San Franciska pTiielo par
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
PT1stf Sized svstove organisace
studentstva Dude opst Praze.

Praha (CTK) = Prfpravny
vybor pro budouci studentskou
konferenci vydal zpravu o
skoncenem zasedanf, We ktere
oznamuje, re international
Students Assembly" prestava
existovat a re ustavujfcl Sized
move svetove organisace stu
dentstva sc Dude konat v Praze
cd II. do 81. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Lfceni da vic prace.

Diva start pratele Sc dlouhy
cas- nevideli a v prGbehu hovo-
ru sc jeden tazal druheho:
"Jeste je iva zena tax hezka
jake byvala?
A druhy odpovedel:
"Pofad je stejne hezka, jen-
re ted j da krasa mnohem Vi
&c prace."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Ickes pTipravuje Sc k novemu
boil.

Harold L. Ickes, ktery pc 13
letech VIDAL sc Is. 1nora 1Fadu
sekretafe vnitra, pripravuje Sc
k novemu 1toku ma Trumanovu
Administered pr1stf tyden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
THE TELECRAF

Published every Friday by .
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

Laskavost1 p. Jana Barose,
redaktora z Batanagaru, Indie,
obdrzeli jsme rocenku "Klubu
AbsolventG Batovy Skoly v Ba-
tanagaru". Pro zajimavost O.
tiskujeme 1vodnf clanek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22
Sopka VesiGv je opst " cinnosti.

Pc dvouletem klidu opet hro-
ri vybuchy sopky VesIv, z je-
hoz j1cnu vystupuji huste ko-
touce dymu, doprovazeny pod
Zemnlm dunenim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-22

Leden 1916.
Zdravime absolventy a spo-
lupracovnlky We Zl1ne a ma &C.
lem sV9t6!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16
Infections That
Affect The Kidneys

thus interferes with the action n,
the kidney. Then what is known no
chronic nephritis results. This. in
turn, may produce high blood pres
sure.
The combined infection Of the
kidney pelvis and the kidney sub:
stance is known as pyelonephriti,.
II n person has had repeated in
fections of the urinary organs
such as the kidneys and bladder
careful study is always adyis.
able to determine if pyelonephritis
is not present. This study should
include frequent examinations Of
the urine, X-rays of the kidney
called pyelograms which are made
with the X-ray after injecting Ger.
tain substances into a vein that. in
turn, are eXcreted by the kidney.
These substances make the urin-
airy tract visible in the X-ray.
Symptoms of Disease
When n person has pyclone-
phritis, he has such symptoms as
pain in the back and abdomen.
frequent emptying of the bladder,
pain on emptying of the bladder,
and burning. Other symptoms
which may be present are chills,
fever, and prostration.
Just what treatment will be
used for pyelonephritis will de-
pend on the type of germ which is
causing the trouble. For this rea-
son, the physician will culture the
urine to determine the type of
germ present. Then he can tell
which of the woodworking new
drugs to employ.
For example, for the strepto-
coccus, penicillin will be used. The
sulfonamide drugs are employed
in other types of infection while a
preparation known as mandclic
acid is usually employed for the
colon bacillus infections.
Because of the Importance Of
the kidneys to the health of the
whole body, anything which af-
fects their ability to carry on their
work is deserving of immediate
] attention and prompt treatment
by the doctor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16
Hands Off Palestine

President Truman's decision TO
keep hands off the redhot Palestine
iSsue-at least at this time-iS one
of his wiSeSt moves. II was another
of those instances where the British
government sought TO involve the
United States and vancouver this
country into the position where it
would have to pull cheStnutS out OF
the fire for Britain. Palestine has
been a thorn in the flesh for these
many years. Americans know all too
little about II, and in their partial
ignorance had better steer clear OF
the controversy, for the present.
The United States has no interest
i'll Palestine, more than i'll many an
other part of the world. and Ger
tainly II cannot afford 10 assume the
role OF Snglc-handcd avbitcr and
fInancicr of all the world and its
arguments. That is one of the easiest
ways al all TO get into quarrcls that
could have serious consequences
In an almost plaintive tone. Lon
don bcmoanS the fact that she must
now prepare To go il alone in the
Near East. Well. she has more at
stake there than any one else. and
such benefits as might accrue would
be hers. She would not be hilarious
~ disposed to share them with any
one else, or has not in other in
stances III other parts of the world.
Washington is represented as be-
ing bit uneasy over pressure be-
ing brought against Turkey by
Soviet Russia. and as being inclined
To side with the Turks in the SitlId-
ton that appears Ia be coming io a
head in the Balkans That is diff
iCrcnt from Palestine. In the latter
instance II Is an internal argument
between the Jews and the Arabs:
as 10 Turkey il is a dispute between
two nations. one of them Of vital
concern Ia the United States. Wha:
happens there could affect Amer
lean interests not only there but
elsewhere as well.
In other times Britain has felt
herself wholly capable of handling
Palestine ON her own responsibility.
II would seem she should be willing
and able TO do so now. except that
she has learned 10 cxpcct-and 50
often has received so much-aid and
backing from the United States
Surely this time we shall be wise
enough 10 stand on the sidclines.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16

march Of progress in the months and
years TO come.
A large portion of mail that now
moves as ordinary first class at the
three cents postage rate will immc-
diately be stepped up at the addi-
tional two cents cost, for much Of it
would be worth that small difference
III the extra speed that would be
possible, especially for long distances.
Connecting lines to flying centers
will continue to be factor in the
measure of service the smaller places
can expect. Henderson, for instance,
would enjoy very little advantage
from air mail, no matter how low
the rate, unless more frequent de-
livcries to Raleigh or Richmond
were possible.
These are considerations of the
moment. but Il few years will sec
such obstacles overcome. Anyhow.
the air mail habit the people &C
CURED III overseas mailingS during
the war and in the speed possible
even here al home is enough 10 sup
port the wisdom of the lower rate
and the expected volume that will
accrue when ii is established October
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16
Generous Victor"

In the same breath. the Finnish
delegate To the Paris peace confer
Cncc referred To Soviet Russia as
the generous victor 10 the east.
and complained about the harShneSS
of the peace terms Russia imposed
upon Finland. All of which is fur
Their indiSputablc evidence OF how
completely Finland is under the heel
of the SOvictS. even 10 the point OF
virtually debating It's foreign policy.
Russia has helped herself to FIN
niSh territory and is in the process
of eNacting from Finland hundred
million dollars III PREPARATIONS. Mr..
ByrnCS himself felt constrained 10
protest inclination in some quarters
To exceed the Potsdam agreement III
writing economic treaties. and said
such an imposition would lead To
"enSlavcment and exploitation"
We wouldn't call this the act of a
generous victor" Actually, Moscow
is anything else but that. The krcm-
III - N!Il uStlilS us 'lIS' D'i'S I'M
gers into many directions in lis
greed for land and power. and IS
already 81 ovcr-bCarIng upon the
smaller nations. particularly its
satellites. that they are afraid 10
move except III the Soviet orbit and
without Soviet approval. There is
nothing generous" about that.
Mr.. Byrncs' further point in re-
senting Russian intimationS that the
United States got rich on the war
is well made. If Molotov thinks an
outlay of $500 billion dollars, which
Byrncs said the war cost this coun-
try. is part of the process OF max
ing money. then Mulotov has Il
strange way of viewing such aC-
tivity.
Almost every uttcranCc by the
Russians IN any conference where
they are represented furnishes nCw
evidence OF the difficulty in getting
along with the SovictS and en-
phaSiZcs anew the vast gulf that
exists between the eastern and
western powers in idcolOgicS and
their avenue of approach 10 both
foreign and domestic problems. II
is tragic that this Is the case. but
the tragedy of it does not alter the
bare facts.
There Is nothing generous" about
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COPS WON'T HAVE HIM.

Indianapolis, Aug. G-,P)-Jamcs
NJ. Dawson is trying 10 get arrested
and can't.
He wants 10 file suit testing
the circuit court order increasing
street car fld bus fares in indian
apolis.
He got on trolley yesterday and
offered the motorman metal token,
The company had announced the
metal tokens were no good any long
err for rides. The motorman called
a policeman and he refused TO ar
rest Dawscr. Dawson rode on.
Dawson got on the trolley TODAY
and again offered metal token.
The motorman took it this time with
no protest,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16
TOiay'S IIOrOScOpc.

You are systematic. CONSCIENTIOUS
III details. slow and generally ac-
CuratC. You will be. or arc. a de
voted parent. a loving mate and a
loyal friend, In fact. you are a gen.
cral taV"ritc with your friends and
associates. Tuday'S earlier hours arc
rife with strife. but good news may
come Ia You out of the blue. II is
better not /" force your will on 9TH
CrS now. You will need tn show grit.
but don't he critical. Try Ia make
the day one of accomplishment. An
unwclcOmc visitor may distract you
some time today. so fortify yourself
with determination. Speed up your
pace after this for the rest of the
day and evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16
A Sweet Morsel

Increase OF nearly million dol
lars last year in the value of public
utilities in North Carolina. as an
nounccd by the State Board of AS
scsSments, must elicit fresh ycarn-
mgS from those who would have
these vast services owned by State
or Federal governments. They can
fancy what Il sweet morscl they
would be under such sct-up TO.
politicians TO play with. And if pub
licly owned, they would be Just
about that, as are other activities of
government.
Value of these private enterprises
in this State alone rose to S305 mil
lions in 1915. The figure includes
power. railroad and telephone and
telegraph companies. whose worth is
determined by State board. and
assessments prorated among tn c
counties in which the properties lie.
or particular interest hercabouts is
that the ScabOard railroad is valued
at more than $50 millions in North
Carolina and the Carolina Telephone
& Telegraph Company at five and a
quarter millions.
Had these enterprises been owned
by government they almost certain
ly would not have been developed
to their present high state of effl-
cheney and service. and certainly
would not have been as economically
managed. The State can profit to far
greater degree with a continuation
of private ownership, with adequate
regulation, and with tax revenues
derived from them, than if they
were publicly owned and yielding
no revenue at all from taxes, except
as charges for service were manip-
ulated to yield whatever the poll
ticians desired and thought necessary
for their purposes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-16
Reduced Air Mail

Expectation of the Post Office De-
partment that reduction in air mail
postage from the existing price of
eight cents to five cents an ounce
will result in unprecedented volume
will undoubtedly be realized. In the
aggregate. it might reach to such
proportions that additional planes
will be required to transport it.
There are even those who have en-
viSioned the time i'm the near future
when the great bulk of mail will
move by air. Actually, it should
where that is possible. We live in
day when things are done in a
hurry sometimes perhaps in too
much Of hurry. The haste and the
scramble for business is necessary
If one is to keep in the swim. Hence,
the demand for fast mail service.
How far away il may be cannot
be determined at the moment. but
the time will come when even the
smaller communities will expect this
speedy service as to mail Many OF
them are to some extent neglected
in that respect now. Shuttle planes
may be established to serve cities
and towns not now touched by the
huge sky liners, which of course is
not practicable. But this develop
ment will call in advance for ade
quate airport facilities. which is it.
self further argument for provid-
ing landing fields in localities that
expect to keep in the swim for the