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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
WrangelI Mill Gets Up Steam Preparatory
 To Opening Soon

Wednesday was a banner day in Wrangell
 For the first time in many months steam was up in the boil CTS of Wrangell's min now known as the Alaska-Asiatic Lumber Mil Carl Edlund, well known former Puget Sound lumber man is Pres ident of the company with Erie Anderson. Vice President and F. v. Wagner Secretary Treasurer.
 -i4. LuIunu, wuo arrived nl Hiahseu ounuay lo De here pel- 'i'"neueIy, said Juls week $ ueau ol s,eam wds Jest to luu lue
 p"ss. Il any, ih the DolIers. E.4- "ent.y all mas well IUr lue Iuu5.,- lh5 ady lbe IOss Merv sancu .,y further test the machinery. ali. Edlunu aaIu Iuu Opera,Ions uua4u staiC in "Oout lWu MeeAs.
 T. N. NaBneI, oecrelary- leas- ufet ul tue IOcdI mIu anu lras,- ueut ot tue AmeIIeaH Asldulc 4la.- lh5 Cuhpany WItu offices uu li.g cot COasI auu n ouauguIa. ,ui.... toIu IHe oeulinei lnaU ue uau lo.. LrdeLeu tor o,VUU UvO IeeL ol Iu.A- Der monIn rom uue locu ma ana ships O4 the AIueIIcau-asla.,. trading company wouu cail ueIg iesuIarly tU load lumuer tor Iue f ar Least. he added uuat ural- seh couIa De assured 1t wUuIu sg. all the Jumper IL needed nere io- cally.
 -ar. LuIuna sald delay in open Ing HmmeuiateIy Tas Decause a hew appfOeen Is Deing put III ,J the olu Burneet uo,n anu Lnu u,,A ,tsell oelng repaired 9o4ue ol .De Cdnue.y Duuulugs On |, e, p..s...l "lh De torn uown to .lanu l.o.l ,l stack Jumper.
 Il is eApecIeu at leas, oo u s1 men Will De WorMns a. .u- nal within the next lew luoa,As. An extensive building pros.a44 10 Ds ing planned to house o... ,,.fasr,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Register NOW Yote april <
RETURN ON UMAIILLA

MaFlH hIoe, Andy 0onuson and Vernon Wies returned to ,.raugeu this week on MT. JohnsonJs neW,v purchased boat the "Uuatula.
 The boat is 41-footsr Lowered by a 121 hp Gray engine. lie i'm tends to use il for au-arouuQ ftsn- ing purposes.
 MT Rice is a discharged veteran Of the Navy having been in the service four years He was a ma ehinists mate with a Navy ali. Lhlt and has several hundred hours flying time. Rice received the Air Medal for action over Paramashiro when the plane in which he was flying was badly shot up. Rice was a gunner aboard the craft
 Vernon Wies has been serving with the ATS and was discharged last December after over three years service on power scows in the Aleutians and on the West Coast
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15

1946, public hearings were held in Washington on proposed amend ments to the Alaska commercial fishing regulations for 1946. The proposals issued on January 31 in- cluded:
 "(D A limitation to 20 of the trap sites which could be occupied by on person; (2J a prohibition of any increase in the sites occu pied " one person. which would bring his total number to more than 19, and, (3) a system of pre- ferenc" to be applicable in deter mining who might occupy sites preference being given to persons already occupying no more than 10 sites and to residents of Alaska.
 For reasons hereafter detailed it has been determined that no &C., tion should be taken at this time either to impose an upper limit on trap site holdings or to establish a general system of preferences with respect to the occupancy of trap sites. Certain minimal mea- sures appear however to be re- quired in 1946 to prevent a de- Fterioration in the current situa- tion The 1946 regulations will forbid any increase in the concen- tration of control over trap sites during the coming year and will establish, largely for experimental purposes machinery for the reso- lution of the few disputes which may arise in 1946 over trap site occupancy.
 Time Is Essential
 Under the regulations issued by the Fish and Wildlife Service for this department, the fishing season in Alaska lasts an average of 30 to 40 days. It opens at vary ing times in the several districts. commencing the latter part Of May. Evidence at the hearings es- tablished that it was necessary to secure gear, crews, supplies and bling in the United States in or der to have the traps in working condition by the opening or the season. These items must be ship ped beginning as early as the mid dle of March. A heavy preseason investment has already been made by last years occupants It appears unlikely if sites were to be thrown open to competition by imposition of 20 trap limitation or by preference for small operators or residents that they could be sup piled with traps and effectively occupied by newcomers in l94o. (Continued on Page Six)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
 Association
 Is Growing

The Alaska Statehood Associa- tion, an organization founded ,o lstudy the pros and cons of state- hood for Alaska, is growing rapid l ly. according to word from Juneau where a central committee was Horned this week.
 Heading the central committed as President is Mrs Eyangelfne Atwood, of Anchorage. who has been the main spring behind or ganization of the Association. Mrs. A. H. Nordale of Fairbanks and the Rev. E Roy Olson of Ketcbf. kan were elected Vice Presidents and J. L. McCarrey of Anchorage is Secretary Treasurer.
 Other towns represented at the formation of the central committee were Wrangell by Rep. F. G. Han ford and Valdez by Mrs. Margaret Harrais Sitka and Kodiak each of which have active clubs were unable to send representatives.
 The Association is non-partisau 'non-politieal, with it's one object te furnish funds to pay expenses of delving into the pros and cons of statehood for the Territory in order that voters next fall may be better able to vote on the referen dum on statehood which will be on the ballot
 The central committee at Ju- heau this week was authorized to hire George Sundborg, former Ju- neau newspaperman to gather the complete data for and against statehood, have it published and dlsseminated throughout the Ter ritory.
 At WrangelPs organization meet ing last Monday night not enough persons turned out to elect officers for the Wrangell branch. but Chamber of Commerce President James Nolan said today that he in- tends to call another meeting shortly.
 In the meantime in the next is sue of The Sentinel, ballots will appear in which peope of Wran- gell will be requested to unofficial ly vote in order to take poll of the town to see where it's citizens stand on the subject The Sentinel will also publish articles from both sides of the question and people are invited to write in Letters to the Editor" giving their opinions, as it is felt the more arguements which can be whipped up for and against, the better and broader knowledge will be afforded to all when it comes time to vote on the issue next fall.
 Paopis+a,. N0W Uo+o Anvil Q
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Register NOW . Vote April 9
VETS MAY VOTE

Wrangell veterans who have re- turned to Wrangell, discharged from the Service may vote in the coming city election even though they have not been here the speci- fled six months, as the law re- quires As long as Wrangell is their established home, and they intend to make it such, they may go to the polls and cast aballot on election day April 2. But it is necessary for all persons intending to vote, to first register at City all where registration books are open daily.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Register NOW : Vote April 9
SENATE PASSES WALKER BONUS BILL BUTFTGHTON
 EXPECTED IN HOUSE

The Senate yesterday passed the Veterans Loan and Bonus Bill, s. B. No. 9 by Norman A. Walker in an II to5 vote
 The measure was then sent to the House where a fight is expect ed to ensue over it's passage there
 House members are generally against the sales tax provision as means of raising the necessary revenue.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
SMITHS IN TOWN

MT, and Mrs. George Smith, well known former Cape Pole residents where MT Smith was radio op- orator, have moved to Wrangell following MT Smiths discharge from the Service. They are living in their home which they purchas- ed from c. C. Mundy about year ago and expect to be located here permanently.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Register NOW Vote April 9
CORRECTION

In the story in last week 'sSen- tlnel concerning the alleged slay- ing of Forest Boles it was stated:
 Later she and Boles left the house returning about 9:30."
 This, according to Mrs Craw- ford, is in error. Mrs. Crawford said that it was she and Paulson who left the house while Boles re- mained at home with Mrs Craw- ford's small cihld.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
' '* .. < z * .. ... :. .. .. MAYOR THANKS
 PUBLIC FOR EOIE
 OF CONEIi.D.7j~ Y

Word received today I,gn Rep. F. C. Hanforl, N-s.g. sentative for the E.lst vision in the special sess.,n of the Territorial Lcei h. ture in Juneau says:
 l wish to thank the pso- pie of Wrangell who ha e put my name in nomination to serve again as your May or in the coming City elsc- tlon. It is an honor and tribute which prize high ly,
 In my past year as your Mayor I tried faithfully to work for the development and betterment of our town. 1 assure you. if reelected, l shall continue to devote my energies to the same purpose as in the past.
 III the strenuous days of this special session of the legislature I shall not have time to do much toward campaigning for the Mayor alty, for it is my duty here to give my best efforts to the people of the First Di- vision as well as the people of nay home town. But I want you to know how much I appreciate your trust and confidence in me and all I can say is. T thank youw
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Register NOW Vote April 9
NORES RETURN

MT and Mrs. Martin Nore re- turned home last week after 8 month spent visiting in the states.
 They visited the home of Mrs. More in Fromberg Montana, and stayed in Seattle short time be- fore returning to Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
LADIES NIGHT

Do you like to play pinochle. bridge or whist? Then come to the Elks Ladies Night card parties-- Every Thursday at Elks hall at 8 D. m. Everyone welcome and luscious lunches are served.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Register NOW = Vote April 9
SABLE SEASON CHANGE

Word from Willie Agent Howard Baltzo now in Juneau, announces a new amendment to the sable fishing regulation, according to information in Juneau from Wash ington, D. c.
 Opening of the sable season scheduled for today, has been set
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
HUSBAND ARRIVES

AXel Frankson arrived in Wran- gell this week from Seattle. He Is the husband of the former Mrs lssac Broad. Mrs. Frankson arrived here from Seattle last January.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15

At a special meeting of the City Council called by Acting Mayor, Mrs. Frank Barnes. an ordinance was passed to permit absentee vot- ing The ordinance as passed it was pointed out is but a tempor- ary measure to enable men who plan to go trapping this year take advantage of their civic right. Be cause the present City ordinance specifics that petitions for offices in the city election must be in 15 days before election, or by next Monday, the 18th, the temporary ordinance adopted by the Council last Monday states that absentee ballots cannot be cast more than ten days before election or less than one. This gives those peti- tioned three days to accept or re jeet their nomination and two days to get ballots printed.
 It was unanimously agreed by all that before another election year rolls around Wrangells or dinanee should be changed to one similar as that of Petersburg where candidates for office must have their petitions in 20 days be- fore election thereby giving d longer period for absentee voting
 Persons wishing to vote an ab- sentee ballot must first register. as must all voters and appear be- fore a duly appointed judge of el- cction and obtain his ballot, make out the prescribed absentee ballot which he will seal in an envelope and it will be given to the cleo tion board on election day by the City Clerk.
 Council appointed Oscar Carl son Mrs. I. c. Bjorge and Samuel Cunningham as election judges with Mrs. Mary Steear and Mrs. George Sumption as clerks.
 It is stressed that all persons desiring to vote must first regis ter at City Hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-03-15
Council
 Passes New
 Ordinance

Following are the petitions so far filed with the City Clerk uD to 3 p. m. today. Pe- tltions must all be in my next Monday for candidates.
 For Mayor: F. c. Hanford, Mrs, F. S. Barnes, Fred Cum ningham.
 For Councilmen: Leaman Ellis. Andrew Barlow, Len nie Engstrom. Wm. D. Grant, Einar 0ttesen.
 Candidates for school board: Mrs. Kathleen Keeney. Virgil Newman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Medvedi maso nahrazuje ne
dostatek iineho.

Kingston, N. Y. - Velky Wy
paseny medved udelal chybu,
kdyz Sc prisel podfvat do toho-
to mesta, kde je nedostatek
masa. Hajny Henry Bernstein
jej skolil jednou ranou z pus-
ky a maso jeho daroval mistn1-
mu chudobinci.
Ketchinkan, Alaska. = Zde
ma Aljasce je nadbytek zveFe,
a jak policie oznamila, pTislo
sem z lesG asi 20 cernych med
vedG hledat nejakou potravu,
ale zatfm sc stall sami pochout-
kou pro domac1 obyvatele, KITE
Fl jich asi 6 zastrelili takfka u
dverf kuchyne, aniz by museli
jft daleko ma hon, take mali
nynl masa dost ma dlouhou do
blu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
DR.. Kozak o cinnosti lidovycf
soudiI.

Praha (CTK) Predseda
lidoveho soudu DIR. Kozak v in
terviewu Sc zpravodajem Mia
de fronty rekl, re lidove SOU
dy projednavaj1 Praze prG-
mern6 200 pr1pad1 "a meslc.
4 techto 3-6 konc1 trestem
smrti, SIS pr1padG dozivot-
MIN zalarem, asi 40 pr1padG
trestem ma svobode a 30-40
pfipad1 konc1 osvobozen1m.
V Cechach a ma Morave Sc pro
jednava celkem ma 1000 pf1-
padI "a mes1c. Ma trade We
rejneho zalobce lei jeste A.
900 spisI, ma kterych Sc dosud
nepracovalo. Bezpecnostnf Il
rady v Praze a ma venkove
itch mohou miti $1,000. Pr
sobnost lidovych soud1 ma kon
cit 8. ledna 1947, avsak DIR.
Kozak neocekava, re vsechny
soudnf pffpady Dude mono do
teto DOLBY projednat. zaloba
prot Kurt Daluegemu Dude no
tova "a tyden, takze pfellceni
zacne koncem zaT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Rijnova kvota odvodH zvySena
ma $4,000.

Armada oznamila, re odvo-
dova kvota ma mesic f1jen bu-
de obnaseti $4,000, o 10000
vice nez v zar1. Vekova hra-
nice cd 10 do 20 let zGstava
nezmenena.
Toto opatreni je vysvetlova-
no tim, re by armada dala
pTednost tomu, propustiti 300,-
900 branch, jichz sluzebnf do
ba je nyni jiz jen velmi kratka.
Armada by tim ~usetrila penize
a mimo to niue pomoc1 no.
vych odvodG zaTaditi brance O
kterych vi, re must slouziti nej
meme Is mes1cG.
Jak bylo hlaseuo, nebylo OBJ
TIL pri dosazenf kvoty zafijo-
We a nejsou tez ocekavany pro
kvotu r1jnovou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Ma jihu cd Manila vznikla
VZpOura.

Manila. - Otevrena vzpou-
ra vznikla v provincii Laguna.
polozene ma jihu cd hlavnfho
mesta Filipin, Manly. Mensi
skupina Filipincu vydala pro-
hlasenl, ably byl sesazen presi-
dent Roxas a jeho vlada.
Guverner PROVINCE Laguna,
Juan Panibuan k tomu uvadi,
re Sc jedna 0 radikalni skupi-
nu c1tajicl asi 5000 lidf, kteri
81 dali jmeno "Obranci naro-
da."
V onom prohlasenf, ktere
bylo touto organisacf odevzda-
no guverneru Pambuanovi Sc
pravf, re vlada Roxasova je O.
vladana americkymi Imperial
listy a ciz1mi fasisty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
POHRRY.

20. zafi zemfela krajan-
ka vdova pf. Antonio Joska,
(roz. Nebohy) 708 S. Conkling
st. Narodila Sc v Ceskosloven-
sku a v Americe dlela Al rok1.
Bylo. il 70 leta.
PohTeb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
3. fijna z domu dcery pf. Tenie
Hajek, 931 N. Madeira st. ma
fesky Narodnf Hrbitov a byl
vypraven p. Harlem E. Schi-
munkem.
- 20. zarf zemfela sestileta
Jacqueline F. Hahn, dceruska
p. a p1. James a Alfredo Hahn,
2406 E. Chase st.
PohTeb konal Sc We stredu.
2. rfjna re SchimGnkova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Katefiny
a odtud ma Baltimore hfbitov
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Poslankyns DIR. Horakova o
cinnosti csl. mirove delegace.

Praha (CTK) = Poslanky-
ne DIR. Horakova, ktera byla
clenem politicke delegace pri
m1rove konferenci v Paf1zi Wy
slovila Sc pred odjezdem z Pa
r1ze k zastupci Csl. tiskove
kancelare pochvalne O cinnos-
tt csl. delegace. Poole jejf
SLOW je treba, abychom 81 I'VE
domili, re Amerika a Angle
mali ma csl. pozadavky zcela
odlisny MAJOR nez jaky zasta-
vame my. Naproti tomu -
prohlasila posi-. Horakova =
cftlme sflu podpory Sovetske-
no svazu a delegac1 slovan-
skych. Mus1me 81 vsak uvedo-
NIT, re neni vzdy jejich 81
ZACH rozhodnout v mas pros
pech. Potvrdila Sc znama
pravda, re prosazovan1 sprave
dive veci je neskonale tezke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Z pafizske mirove conference.
Visinsky Sc stretl s Connallym
" otazce Terstu.

Pohr1zka Jugoslavie, re ne
uzavfe mir S Italii, dokud ne
projednajf zahranicni ministri
Velke ctyrky znovu jejf 1zem-
nj pozadavky, vyvolala spor a.
merickeho delegate senatora
Toma Connallyho Sc SOVIET
skym delegation Andrejem Y.
Vysinskym. "PohrGzek Jugo-
slavic sc nikdo neboj1'', prohla
sill senator Connally a dodal,
re postoj jugoslavskeho dele
gaia Kardelje, ktery Sc zdraha
predlozit problem ok rozhodnu-
tt plenu conference, je nede-
mokraticky. Vysinsky Sc ota-
zal, IDA je vzdy demokraticke,
podrobit sc vetsine HAST a pro
hlasil, re president Wilson byl
v mensine mezi vlastn1mi lidmi
a re, jak Sc pozdeji ukazalo,
mel pravdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Slovensko ma IL tisic
automobile.

Bradshaw IT = Sloven-
sko ma IL tis1c automobile a z
techto 70 procent tvoTf naklad-
nj automobily. Poole statisti-
ky statn1ho planovaciho a sta
tistickeho 1radu vzrostla "a
mestnanost slovenskeho prG-
myslu cd 1. brezna do 1. cerv-
ma tr. re 1875 tis1c ma $50 tis1c,
take zamestnanost Ia tTi me-
Size Sc zvysila o % procent.
Zen v prdmyslovych zamestna
Mich je 33 tisfc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Ochoceny tulen zahynul.

Oscar, ochoceny tulen cali
fornske academic we'd, pred
casne zahynul. Kdyz byl pc
smrti pitvan, v jeho zaiudku
nalezeno bylo 514 centik1. ~
petaku, 8 desak6, jeden ctvr-
tax, kanadsky cent a nekolik
dalslch kovovych predmetG.
Use vazilo til libry a Ia uncf.
Vysledek vseho byl, re u tu-
lend V Golden Gate parku OBJ
levlla Sc vyhlaska: - "Neha-
zeJte tulen1m mince."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Predbezne oznamenf zabav.

= Sokolsky zajezd a cvice-
nj We Washington v nedeli, 6.
fijna.
Fall Dance" v Sokolov-
ne V sobotu, 10. T1jna poTada
Fad Free State els. 428 C.S.A.
Bingo a Card Party We
skole August1n Hefmana v
pondelf, FL. r1jna porada Sdru-
zen1 Csl. SpolkG.
Prvn1 Maskarnf Pies Move
no Klubu Mladeze car" v So
botu, 26. r1jna.
= V nedeli, 3. listopadu We
Ger operetu "Hosi cd sumavy''
sehraje Ochtnicky Spolek Osa-
dy sv. Vaclava v Auditorium.
" nedeli, 3. listopadu Cd
poledne "D6tsky Maskarnf
Pies" v Sokolovne.
= Sylvestr v Sokolovne v
1tery, 81. p%rosince.
Celorocni program "Pokroku''
II. r1jna: Podzimnf zabava.
9. listopadu. Posvicenska
zabava.
81. prosince. "Sylvetsr''.
25. ledna. Selsky Pies.
Is. bfezna. Josefofska.
&c. dubna Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
AMERICKE NAMORNf JED
NOTIFY We
MIN MORT

Sekretar lodstva Forrestal
prohlasil, re valecne lodi Spo-
jenych Statd .isou ma Stredo-
zemnim mort, ably pomahaly
provadeti americkou zahranic-
nj politiku.
Soucasne bylo odhaleno. re
az Dude letistni LODI Franklin
d. Roosevelt odvolana, Dude
nahrazena jinou letistnf lodi.
Pred tim byl kladen d1raz ma
to, re Franklin D. Roosevelt je
ma "ceste dobre v1le" ma Sire
dozemnim mort.
ForrestalGv projev O politice
byl vydan, kdyz americka VIA
da naznacila, re pine podpo-
rule Turecko jeho odporu
prot ruskym pozadavkuGm, re
studuje p~rostfedky, jakymi by
10 by mono pomoci nynejsi
recke Wade v jejich nesnazfch
Sc sousedy, podporovanymi
Ruskem a re doufa v mfrove
urovnani S Jugoslavif.
Nelze pochybovati O tom,
re Sc We StredomoTi mali spoil
ii anglicke a americke manor
nj silly k ochrane onech posic,
ktere chce Amerika spolecne S
Angli1 haiti.
K odGvodneni onoho opatre-
nj Sc uvadi:
Americke lodstvo We vychod
MIN Atlantiku a We Stredozem-
MIN mort ma byti napomocno
pri resent 1kolG spojenych S O.
kupaci v Europe.
Dale pax ma haiti americ-
Ike zajmy. v teto oblasti.
Je zamysleno udrzeti anne
ricke namorni silly v teto oblas-
ii v te mffe jak to vyvoj situa-
&c Dude vyzadovati. Gas cd ca
SUI budou do evropskych vod
vysilany letadlove lodi, tax a.
by celemu lodstvu byla poskyt
nuta moznost spolecneho W.
cviku a ably dale byla dana To-
dim moznost k navSteve cizich
zem1.
Nevyresene problemy evropske
politiky.
Je to nynf hlavne rusky po-
zadavek tlumoceny turecke
Wade ohledne spolecne obrany
Dardanel.
Je nepopreno, re sc turecka
vlada spojila S vladou americ-
kou a anglickou a vyzadala 81
rad jak ruske pozadavky mali
byti zodpovezeny.
Dals1m nevyresenym profile
mem je Recko, kde povstanf v
horach cini move fecke Wade
velke polite.
Dale Sc pax jedna o situaci v
Terstu, kde panujf obavy, re
by Sc mohla Jugoslavie poku-
siti o nasilnou zmenu situace.
Tyto obrazy vzrostly, kdyz
Jugoslavie prohlasila, re neho-
ola podepsati mfrovou smlou-
WI, ktera by neuspokojila jul
goslavske naroky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM

Pro prfstf dtery, dine 8. fijna
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel kTfz-
kovych zapas1 v Coliseum pri-
pravuje velice slibny program.
V hlavnlm zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu 1 porazky
dcinkovati budou:
The Angel Maurice Tillet"
.273 ID. Zone of the Worlds
Ugliest and Strongest Men
The Human Enigma) VS.. Ben
ny Rosen, 240 lb. (Undefeated
Jewish Giant, New York;.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
Sander Kovacs, PIG lb (Hun-
garian Adonis) VS.. WON Ko-
maroff, 218 Id. z Ruska.
Johnny Bosch, 215 ID. z
Lont Beach, L. /. VS.. Pat Hea-
ley, 235 Id. z Albany, N. Y.
Harry Armus, 228 ID. Gid z
VS.. Pat Welsh, 218
Id. z Atlantic City.
Emir Durege, 23O ID. z Tu-
recka VS.. Curtis Mack, 235 10.
z Floridy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
MLADY KRAJAN OPET
" CTVILU.

Pred nekolika tydny oslavo-
vala rodina krajanky p1. A.
Turecek prfchod syna Pvt. Jo-
sefa Turecka pc 2lete vojenske
sluzbe, ktere jest nyni zpros-
ten. Zucastnil Sc bojG "a mo-
rem, re kterych stastn6 vyvazl
bez 1razu. A nyn1 pc plnem
odpocinku navracl Sc Ease ku
svym povinnostem Ike Glen L.
Martin Co.
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pridsl masa cSR.

Praha (CTK) - CsI. vIada
schvalila ma zasedan1 II. zaTi,
re mimoTadny pr1davek masa
sc zvysuje z pIvodnlch 200
grant v nynejs1m obdobi ma
600 grant a ably pf1davkovy
l1stek byl pTiznan vsem zenam
v domacnosti s vyjimkou tech,
ktere mali pomocnici v domac-
nosti anebo ktere podlehaj1
pracOvnl povinnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04

New Delhi, Indie. - Pandit
Javaharlal Nehru podal resig-
nacl ma predsednictvf strany
kongresu. Vykonny vybor stra-
ny zvoll novou hlavu dine %.
Tijna.
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Patraji pc mase, jez je neza.
konite zadrzovano.

Boston, Mass. -
Guverner Maurice J. Tobin
naridil vladimir urednlkGm a
policii, ably Timed vykonali pro
hlfdku pc celem state v mis-
tech, We kterych je dobytek po-
razen, We skladistfch masa a V
chladirnach, ably zjistili, zda-li
je nejake maso zadrzovano ne
dovolene, ably tax byla dodav-
ka jeho spotfebovatelGm zmen
Sena.
Toto je prvni pripad, We kite
rem guverner statu Sc snazf "a
krociti prot nezakonitym ma
nipulac1m masa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Letecka posta.

Saba ma dopisy dopravene
leteckou postou pc Spoj. Sta
tech, do Kanady a Mexika je
sc "a 1 unci.
Do Ceskoslovenska nerf saz-
ba zmenena - je stale 35c "a
~ unce.
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Slovenska narodni rada deku-
je csl. mirove delegaci.

Praha (CTK) - Poole zpra-
Wy "Svobodnych novin" usne-
slo Sc predsednictvo Slovenske
narodn1 rady vyslovit csl. de-
legatGm ma mfrove konferenci,
zvlaste ministrovi Masarykovi
a statn1mu tajemnlkovi DIR. Gle
mentisovi dix "a 1spesne "a
stoupenl csl. zajmG.