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Election

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tion. in addition to electing city
officials, local voters will decide
whether carnivals will be allowed
in the city. The issue. which re-
suited from request OF American
Legion. post 2s2. TO receive the pre-
war custom Of a three day July I
celebration. which annually In
cluded bringing carnival to the
city.
Upon the outcome OF balloting on
ths special issue depends revival
OF the pre-war custom.
Opposition Is light for the posi-
tion of alderman. In the first ward,
incumbent w. C. Durant, Republi-
can. is opposed by John II. Burton,
Democrat.
Incumbent Mayor Ross K. Bower,
Republican, will be opposed by
challenger Lawrence Oltersdorf. on
the Democratic ticket, In the only
other competition.
Unopposed are Donald r. Com
stock, incumbent city assessor. and
Mark Rust. for the post OF justice
Of the peace, both on the Republi-
can ticket.
For supervisor, Howard Dawson
Is unopposed In the first district,
and Fred =. Peters, In the second
district. Both are Republicans.
Creston B. Myers. Republican. is
unopposed for alderman Of the
second ward as are Forrest II.
Tent in the third ward, William A.
Jellis In the fourth ward. and FIRE.
mont L. Peterson In the fifth ward.
Bert c. Gillette Is unopposed on
the Republican ticket for the post
| of constable for the second district
and Clayton Hopp is running under
the same conditions for the same
once In the first district.
The following have been ap-
pointed " the election commission
to serve on the various election
boards for Mondays charter cleo
ton. In the first ward. first pre-
cinct: Mrs. Annabel Brooks. Archi-
bald H. Buttars. and Mrs. Ethyl
Williams, as inspectors and Mrs.
Ruth Leck as clerk. In the first
ward, second precinct, Frank NJ.
Seymour, Mrs. Hattie Clark, and
Ralph L. Southland, will serve as
inspectors. and Mrs. Sarah T..
Baker. clerk.
Mrs. Luella NJ. Ables, Herbert
Bisbee, and Mrs. Helen Kisor win
be inspectors for the first pre-
cinct OF ward two, with Mrs. Mil
dred Leddick as clerk. In the SEQ
ond precinct. inspectors will In
clude. Mrs. Thora Budd, Mrs. Ruth
Mohler, and James Hart. The CLERK
will be Mrs. Margaret Ehman.
Inspectors for the FIRST precinct
OF ward three will include George
H. Ellsworth, Miss Mayme Gibbons,
and Mrs. Eva Rust. while Mrs. De-
lynn ID. Whitmire will be the clerk.
In the second precin>t inspectors
will lbe Stanley Norton, Arold
Brown. and Mrs. Marie L. Conrad,
and the clerk. Mrs. Julia Burrell.
Inspectors for ward four will be
Merritt Deyo. Mrs. Vera Brown.
and Mr.. Hazel Fitzpatrick, and In
the fifth ward, Bernard McIlhargie
Edward Block. and Mrs. Amy VII
COZ.
Voting will be at the usual places
with voters In the first ward. pre-
cinct one, balloting In the garage
10 the rear Of the police station
and In the second precinct going
to the Park House, 1918 Congress
st.
Ward two. precinct one, voters
will go to the GAR. Hall, 110
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
Calendar Of Social Events

Ladies' Auxiliary Eagles initiation o'clock
hall S3h e. Cross ST. Initiation BY Royal Oak auxiliary
MONDAY
Ypsanu o'clock Hover laboratory speaker
Cross, landscape artist
l67 Knights OF Pyhlas o'clock
Hall.
Baptist 1880 with Mrs Leroy
workngmens Benevolent Society, 1880 Arbeiter Hall
Club. $780, with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pameley.
Girl Scouts six $780, Baptist Church. 31
welt; troop 20, 5 o'clock Stsrkweather.
TUESDAY
Ypsan Grange all day meeting home OF and Walter
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FRIENDS NOT CATS

Detroit-AP-Hugh Mann's best
friends are not the two siamese
cats to which his sister-in.law left
proceeds of a $4,000 estate. The
late Mrs. Blanche S. Mann named
a friend, Mrs. Maxine Rose. as exc
cutrix OF the estate. directing her
to care for her two cats. Wee-Wee
and Toy-Meau, as long as they
live. Mann, contesting the will.
has filed a second will In which he
is named sole beneficiary.
The display OF military insignia
started in medieval times.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
Municipal Court

Two men. who we're apprehend-
ed Friday evening by city police.
entered pleas OF guilty TO charges
OF disorderly conduct when ar
raigned before the cour. today.
Ivan A. Swanstron. 211 Woodard
ST.. paid SIS and John NJ. Spauld-
ing, SIG Mause Ave. paid $50.
Robert Arnold. Ann Arbor, who
was committed to the county jail.
Friday. pending the payment OF
500 after pleading guilty to charg-
es OF driving while under the influ-
ence OF liquor, today provided the
money and was released.
Total receipts for the court
Thursday and Friday. were s2s1.7S'
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Mrs. II. 2. WILDER, state chair
man for Good Citizenship Pilgrims.
a past regent and the present treas
urer OF the local chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution, re-
received the honor OF being elected
state historian at the D. A. r. state
conference, Friday night In Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. Wilber and Mrs. Allen Die
ter. delegate, and vice regent OF
the local chapter, attended the
wednesday through Friday meet
ings. and Mrs. S. z. Fagers.rom.
delegate, and program chairman OF
the local chapter, attended the
Thursday and Friday meetings.
The five Pilgrims, Misses Mary
Ragan. Edna Marie Carey, Marjorie
Hickman, Rita Roswalka, also Bet
ty Breinins. 1s45 Pilgrim. took
part In the Friday morning special
program for Pilgrims. The Pill
grims were guests o: the confer
ence for luncheon a. noon. Miss
Cecile Rhinehart. Highland Park,
was elected State Pilgrim.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
Normal Students Told Of
Plight Of Those in Europe

Robert J. Fairgroves, regional
secretary OF the w. s. s. F., on
visiting the Normal this week, told
the students Of the need Of foreign
students, giving a brief history of
the w. r. s. F. and outlining its
aims.
Mr.. Fairgroves said that the
crisis the world Is now facing is
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
Social Committee
Sponsors Dance

The All.College Social Committee
sponsored disc dance at Charles
McKenny Hall, Friday night.
Students danced away their mid
semester exam-blues to the music
OF name bands playing on the
"juke-box".
Ruth Mains took charge as gen.
eral chairman. Norma Gloon handl-
ed publicity and decorations. and
Jack Gordon was In charge of hos
pitality.
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Deaths
z. ADOlPH IsBEII

Ann Arbor, Mar. 30-Funeral SER
vices are being arranged at the
Muehlig Chapel for r. Adolph Is
bell. 81, 606 s. First Ave, who
died suddenly OF a heart attack in
st. Joseph's Hospital, Friday. Born
in Ann Arbor, April %. 1881. he
had been a lifelong resident here.
Surviving are his wife, the form
er Carrie Kaercher, Salem. whom
he married in 1909. and a son. Ron
aid e. Isbell. high school athletic
director, Milan. Also surviving
are one sister. Mrs. John Bonnie,
Ann Arbor. and one grandson.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Holmes left
today for Chelsea where they will
make their future home. They
have reopened the residence which
has been closed since Mrs. Howard
H. Holmes moved 10 Ann Arbor.
The house was built In 1881 and
Diane and Dudley, the children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, will be the
fourth generation to occupy the
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard
and daughters. Beverly and Bar
bara. Chicago, are week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baltzell.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
WORK UNDER WAY

Plainwell- AP-Work Is under
way at the Otsego- -Plainwell Air
Park located on the Glenn Sisson
farm a mile north Of here on U.s.
131.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
Capacity Audience

Capacity Audience
Best Foot Forward" a three act
comedy by the senior class OF Ypsi-
lanti High School, was presented
70 q capacity audience for the sec
ond time in the auditorium OF the
high school, Friday evening. The
first presentation OF the play was
Thursday evening. The play. which
featured q cast o: II members Of
the senior class, was under the
direction Of Miss Mary Parrish.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
To Give Recital

To Give Recital
Miss Lorna Storgaard, meEro-
soprano. who formerly was a fea-
tured soloist In the choir OF the
First methodist Church, here, will
give a recital, Monday, $3.50 p. m,
in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theater,
Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
YpsiIanf Briefs
Vacation Time

Vacation Time
Ypsilauu Public Schools vaca-
tion began officially Friday. I ..
m. with the end Of the final class
Of the day. It will officially end
with the resumption Of classes Mon
day, April s, at $3.50 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
Eleven Tables in
Duplicate Bridge

Eleven tables were in play at
the duplicate bridge inter-city
tournament in Charles McKenny
Hall Friday evening. Fourteen
pairs who rated above average last
week were eligible 10 play in sec
tion one. making the division OF
tables seven in that section and
four In section two.
The pair with the highest per-
centage for the evening was Mrs.
Scott Sturtevant, Jr., and A. J.
Whltmire. 63I, section one. Mr.. and
Ms. C. P. McLain, Detroit, were
top in the second division. 565. Nine
other pairs rated above 800 as
follows: section one. Miss Jessie
Swaine and Mrs. Fred Horner.
500; Mrs. Agnes Matthews and
Mrs. Edward Nehlsen, .5S6; Arthur
Price and William w. Hagerty.
Pittsfield Village. .576: Prof. and
Mrs. J. H. Owens, .567: Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Norton, .512; section
two. Mrs. John McCann and her
daughter, Mrs. C. r. Beck. Ann
Arbor, .55s; Miss Josephine Lange.
Ann Arbor, and Ronald Butler, De-
troit, .5s5; Prof. and Mrs. J. P.
Kelly. tied with Saul Grossman and
Frank Driggers. Willow Run VII.
lage. .617.
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Iran

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heads Of Delegate Gromyko. who
has absented himself from all ses-
sions since losing his fight to stand
off consideration Of Trans COM
plants until April 10. and Hussein
Ala, who stoutiy disputes Gromys
kos contentious that an under
standing has been reached between
Russia and Iran.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sei.z. Chel-
sea. and Miss Margery Hurd. Milan,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hartman. Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seitz have Just returned from
Florida, where they spent the win
ter.
Jack Hale, advertising manager
and outdoor editor OF the Cheboy-
gan Daily Tribune. and his wife,
the former Doris Russ, visited In
Ypsilanti over the week end with
Mrs. Hale's mother, Mrs. Vera
Russ, Glenwood Blvd.
The United States has more than
S2H varteties NJ rats and mice.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30

The first American nickel was
in 1866.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-30
We Vote Next Monday

Monday April 1st, is Annual City Election
Day. The democracy all talk about begins at
home in your ward and ours your city and
ours 1t should express itself in active interest in
those affairs that affect all citizens alike
Our elected officials carry these responsible
ties Each April the opportunity comes to regis
ter our opinions about them Shall we vote to
continue them in office? Or shall we change?
Good officials deserve registered approval
Mayor Bower, the aldermen and others have,
during difficult period rendered our city
intelligent and conscientious service, and they
stand ready to continue this service
Let's give them big vote of Thanks and sup
port Take your neighbors along to the polls
Monday.
Republican Committee
Ray H. Burrell Chairmal
Frederick B. Mckay Secy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25

Kelly fighting for immediate ~ mont
substantial cash bonus 10 All Notd W3t il ,tot
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
RedaktOr a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydli:
1927 Grogan Avenue - 13
Telefon: Broadway 1926
President Ceskoslovenske re.
publiky DIR. Edward Benes
k %. rijnu.

Praha (CTK) = President
Ceskoslovenske republiky DIR.
Edward BeneS zaslal americ-
kym krajanGm k csl. statnimu
svatku %. Tfjna tento projev:
Pc druhe v o%svobozene re-
publice slav1me svatek %. Tij-
ma. Dava nam to pTllezitost, a.
bychom provedli prehl1dku
prace, kterou jsme "a tento
rok vykonali. We SVEN Ion
skem poselstvi ujistoval jsem
vas, re zGstaneme verni idea
Inn, re kterych republika we
$la a pro kter6 umfrali naSi IL
de V posledni valce. Mohu kon-
statovat, re uplynuly rok INA
menal opravdu vyjasn6nf a u
v6dom6nl 81 svych nejlepsich
narodnich tradic a naseho ma
rodnfho poslanf. Hospodarsky
isme ud6lali znacny pokrok.
Prazsky vzorkovy veletrh byl
toho praktickym a konkretnfm
dGkazem. Pc provedenych vol
bach V uklidn6nf politickeho
zivota pTistupujeme k uzako-
n6nf nas1 1stavy, S niz souvis1
legislaturni 1prava vztahn &C.
CHI a SlovakG, ktery i tax je
dobry a srdecny. V ohledu "a
neutrality-suspicious., 'zaohova-
vajfce nezmenen6 upT1mne pTa
telske vztahy k nasim velkym
pTatelGm ma Zapade, delame
realnou politiku slovanskou,
m1rovou a konstruktivn1, mali
CT ma zfeteli jediny Gil: klidny
a bezpecny zivot vsech slovan-
skych narodG, TOLERATE v deli
mach ohrozeny n6meckou a.
gres1 a zvGlf.
Yam, americkym pTatelGm
a nasim krajan6m d6kuji "a
srdecny zajem O starou vlast.
/ my mysl1me ma vas. Budte,
prosfm, kazdy z vas We SVEN
prostTedf vykladaci a tlumoc-
Milky nasf vTele snahy pc moz-
nostech klidne a soustreden6
prace ma nasem narodnfm L.
delu. DR.. Edward Benes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01

PrednaSka zahranicniho mini
stra Ceskoslovenske Republiky
Jana Masaryka Baltimore.

Jest vzdy pro mas vzacnosti
kdyz mezi mas zavfta Jan Ma
saryk a pfilezitost 81 jej po-
slechnouti jest opravdu pozit-
KEN. Jeho rozbor thematu,
kazdemu srozumitelny, jest
vzdy promfchan lehcmi mo-
menty, ackoliv seriosnf obsah
jest podstatny a srdecny. K
vyvrcholenf tydne Spojenych
Narodd Spolecnosti Spojenych
NarodG, odbocka v Baltimore
uspofadala patek, dine 25.
fljna pTednasku, ma kterou 81
pozvala jakozto slavnostniho
fecn1ka zahranicniho ministra
Ceskoslovenske republiky, KITE
ry jest v cele delegace pri "a
sedani Spojenych Narodu v
New Yorku.
Ryl predstaven jake syn slav-
neho otce S p%oukazem ma to,
re jest z polovice American a
statnlk, jehoz odvaha, ustale-
most v naz1rani ma svetove u
dalosti a neobycejna prozira-
vost jsou vlastnostmi ryziho
jeho charaeteru, a pronikajf
jeho osobnost.
Jan Masaryk zahajil svou
rec poukazem ma to, re nemlu-
vi jake zahranicnf ministr, ale
Jakozto zastupce Svetove Fe-
derace Spojenych Narod1. Ger
tenn Sc zm1nil, re zvlastni pri-
zvuk z1skal "a sveho pobytu v
Anglii. Pokracoval pax asi
nasledovne:
"Spolecnost Spojenych Ma
rod6 jest mlade teleso jake
|Spojene Narody samotne. Ma
Sc cinnost ma byti soustTedena
okolo tvofeni a %ovlivnovani We
fejneho mfneni sveta. Jsme
pred rozcestlm jfti smerem
budto Spojenych Narodd k mi
ru, nebo jinou cestou - k "a
hube.
"Nase svata povinnost jest
podporovati cinnost Spolkn
Spojenych NarodG pc celem
svete. Spolky Svazu Narodn
zanikly, protoze Svaz Narodn
selhal = statnfci a politikove
pochybili. Spojene Narody
jsou mlada a zdrava organiza-
ce. Jeste jsme mnoho nevyko-
nall, ale "a to jsme sklidili uz
hodne kritiky. Odklizeni L.
cinkd poslednf valky Dude tr-
vati hodne dlouho. M1zeme
prirovnat dnesni svet k autu,
ktere jest dosud mono Tiditi,
ackoliv jeho kola jsou uvolne-
ma, rucnf brzda selhava, tn a
tam schaz1 sroubky-nase pra-
&c must byti utahnouti, poopra-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Armenci Sc postehuji z Pales.
.tiny do Ruska.

Haifa. = Zastupce sovetske-
no vyslanectv1 v Beirutu dokon
eli svou cestu do Palestiny kde
vyjednaval navrat ArmencG,
kterl Sc tam usadili, do SOVIET
skeho svazu. Podobne presto
hovani armenskych vysteho-
valet bylo provedeno re Syrie
a Lebanonu. Zpravy o tezkych
zivotnfch podmfnkach navra-
tilcG, kteTi sc vydali ma Kav-
kaz, ale odradili mnohe cd ma
vratu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Wolfe
MARKEY
IA
u. S. Senatora

Jste jiz nasyceni tohoto hud-
laTskeho, spatne spravovane-
no hospodaTeni, nedostatku
masa - nedostatku mydla -
cbuvi = vyssfch a vyssich cen,
ktere slibujf dalsi nedostatky
potfebnych vec1? Jste-li oprav-
du nabazeni, pax mus1te voliti
pro zmenu stavaj1cf admin
strace We Washington a ode
vzdati svoje hlasy generalu D..
John Markey, ktery kandiduje
Ia United States Senatora.
General Markey bojoval V
Mexicke Valce, vi. a II. Sveto-
We Valce. Vstoupil do armady
co novacek, ale svoji usilovnou
t6zkou pracf a schopnostf do
tail to az ma generala. Byl
vyznamenan trent narody a V
/. Svetove Valce obdrzel Dist
inguished Service Medal "a
sve sluzby v bojich. General
Markey je prosperujfcfm OBJ
chodnikem, obcanskym v1d-
Gem a administratorem a vel
mi Sc zajfma o blaho vsech ma
SIGH obcanG.
Has pro Generala Markey
jest hlasem pro dobrou, starou
Americkou Vladu a zastupce
ma ktereho mGzeme byti pra-
vem hrdi. On v6Tf v plnou W.
robu, pine zamestnanf, vyra-
zenf zbytecnych a nezodpo-
v6dnych vladn1ch kontrol a u
tisku Americkeho Lidu. Bude
pracovati ma vyrazeni vetsiny
re ctyTech milion1 federaln1ch
"jobholders'', pro mensf dane
a vyvazeny rozpocet.
Take mus1me zvoliti Theo-
dora Roosevelt McKeldina "a
Guvernera a vSechny ~ostatn1
republikanske kandidaty a tax
ucinime konec byrokracii, roz-
marble a inkompetentn1 Wade.
By Authority of:
Charles Ruzicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Dopis Kongresnika 9th. pana
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
naSim volicHm!

AOCAAA VOAAOSAAAS |
Jake kandidat pro znovu-
zvolenf do Kongresu Spoj. Sta
til obracim Sc k mym pfatelGm
Q jejich podporu. Behem me-
no pusoben1 trade, vzdy jsem
Sc snazil zastupovati lid meho
distriktu verne, pozorne, sve-
domite a nejlepe die me schop-
nOSti.
Behem 70. Kongresu nase O.
zbrojene silly dosahly vft6zstvf
We dvou velkych valkach, Spo-
jene Narody byly utvoreny,
velky president zemrel v IRA
de, atomova doba zapocala a
kongresu pfipadl velky histo-
ricky 1kol - urychlenf pTevo-
du naseho narodnfho hospodar
stvf z valecneho ma mfrove.
Behem tohoto Kongresu "a
konodarstvf vykonalo velke
kus prace pro americky zivot
a tyka Sc kazde americke ro-
diny = CT Bill of Rights Spe-
cial Survivors Insurance Cover
age pro rodiny vyslouzilcG, po-
moe zavislym detem a slepym
osobam, a starobn1 vypomoc.
Zvlastn1m zakonodarnym W.
nosem bylo urychlena stavba
domu, zvlaste pro vracej1ci Sc
v~yslouzilce.
Die prava staTesinstva jsem
clenem Appropriations Com
mittee, nejdGlezitejsiho to W.
boru v Kongresu. Mole 1zke
spojenf S beznymi zalezitostmi
MAST vlady a mole zkusenost
presvedcily mne, re mas narod-
nj rozpocet must a Dude VIVA
Zen. Prava prosperita muze
nastati jen tehdy, kdyz narod-
nj vlada nevyda vice nez-li
Prime.
Mas narod prave ukoncil
svetovou valku kterou bojoval,
ably zasady demokracie, svo-
body a volnosti panovaly. Mas
lid byl galvanisovan v jednotu
a soulad. Amerika Sc stala
symbolem volnosti a dala v1ru
trp1c1mu lidstvu v novy zivot.
Ale nicive silly uvnitr nasich
hranic zasevaj1 seme rasove a
nabozenske nenavisti. Tito Ii
de by nejradeji strhly dolu z
1stavnfho stozaru nase prava
a vysady.
Amerika dlouho zav1rala O.
81 pred temito, kteTf vyuzivse
toho nejlepsfho, co nase zeme
poskytuje, tajne planovali je-
il pad. Tyto nicive silly must
byti odhaleny a vymiceny.
Volnost reci, volnost nahle-
dG must byti zachovana. Ale
zneuzit1 techto svobod TENN,
kteri vrtajf uvnitT a kteTf HE
dali pouze znicen1 americkehC
zpGsobu zivota = must byti
Zadrzeni pevnou rukou vlady
a veTejneho m1nen1.
Vzdy jsem hlasoval a budu
hlasovati pro zakonodarstvi
ktere pos1li mas velky demokra
ticky 1tvar vlady.
! Mil Trad vzdy Sc vazne sna-
I'll ably poslouzil kazdemu OBJ
canu distriktu CO mono nej-
rychleji a jak mono nej1cin-
neil.
Vdecfm lidu 3. kongresnfho
distriktu "a pT1lezitost kterou
dali, bych je zastupoval tech
to kritickych obdob1ch. Ia
iem americkeho lidu jake &C.
lex must byti ma prvnim mis-
te! Tyto zajmy vyzadujf kon-
struktivnf planovanf nyni jak
pro domacf tax i svetovou sta
bilitu, souhlasne S nasimi a.
merickymi zasadami. Vase a.
sistence a dGvera v minulosti
byla hluboce ocenena a ia vaz-
ne doufam, re mole cinnost Sc
setkala s vasfm svolenfm a re
pTistf 1tery, 5. listopadu zvoli-
tie vsechny demokraticke kan
didaty.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Csl. armadni rozkaz k
%. rijnu.

Praha (CTK) - Armadnf
rozkaz k %. Tfjnu, ktery pode-
psali ministr narodn1 obrany
general Ludvfk Svoboda a ge-
neral Bocek, mi takto:
"My ceskoslovensti vojaci
prohlasujeme, re pomGzeme
pTi uskutecn6ni velkeho budo-
vatelsk6ho dfla a postarame
Sc O jeho pevn6 zajisten1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01

Mfstopredseda vlady Zdenek
Fierlinger jmenem kosicke via
dy v projevu dfk1 zdGrazril,
re nadherna jednota celeho
naroda byla projevem vsech u
sp6chG, kterych Sc tato kosic-
ka vlada dopracovala IS touto
jednotou - prohlasil Fierlin-
ger = pujdeme do dalsf etapy
budovan1 republiky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Gumove rafy ma auta v roce
1947 budou init polovinu
prfirodni gumy.

Dosavadnf gumove rafy OBJ
sahujf jen 80 procent prfrodni-
no kaucuku, coz Dude zvyseno
ma 35 procent, ale die dnesn1-
no ornament 1Tadovny civiln1
produkce Dude v roce 1947 to-
to procento zvyseno ma 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Dvouletce zdar!

Praha (CTK) Ustredni
koordinacn1 komise Narodni
fronty doporucila, ably Cd slo-
zeni slavnostniho slibu dvoulet
&c cd %. r1jna Sc pouzfvalo We
veskerem pfsemnem styku T.
fednlm i obchodnfm mfsto do
savadnlch zaverecnych frazf
pozdravu "Dvouletce zdar!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Habsbursky arcivevoda pred
vojensky soud.

Habsbursky arciv6voda Jo-
SET, bratranec c1saTe Frame
Josefa a nekdejsf madarsky
polni marsal, Dude obzalovan
madarskym soudem pro valec-
ne zlociny at Dude nalezen me-
DO ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
clenIm kosicke vlady bylo u
deleno cestne obcanstvi mssta
Prahy.

Praha (CTK) = Poole zpra-
Wy "Rudeho prava" v patek,
%. T1jna We Smetanove sfni O.
becn1ho domu udeleno cestne
obcanstv1 hlavniho mesta Pra-
ny vsem clenGm kosiske vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Vyvoz hedvabi z Japonska.

Spojeneckv hlavn1 stan O.
pravnil Obchodnf radu japon-
ske vlady, ably pfipravila 49,
900 yard1 hedvab1 pro export
do Spojenych StatG. Prvnf "a
silka ma byti odeslana z joke
hamy dine 5. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Bavorsko Dude hlasovati O
zrizeni republiky.

1t. general Clay, namestek
vojenskeho guvernera v anne
rick6m pasmu, schvalil navrh
bavorske 1stavy, ktera, dosta-
nell sc il schvaleni pTi volbach
ucinf Bavorsko Republican, do
kud nebude dokonceno sjedno-
cent nemeckych statG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-01
Madarska vlada schvalila mi
nimalni presidlovaci plan.

Praha (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venska tiskova kancelaT Sc do
vida Z Budapest, re madarska
vlada schvalila minimalni pre-
sfdlovac1 plan, ktery pfedlozil
DIR. Okali.