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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
Israel Club Has sMeetinq
 Torch Society Heors
 Dr. J. Kominetsky

Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky, national education director of Torah Um- esorah Society for the establishment of Torah Schools, was the guest speaker at the weekly breakfast meeting of the Beth Israel Mems Club Sunday morning.
 Discussing The Relationship Be- tween Jewish Education and the Future of America and World Jewry," Dr. Kaminetsky said that we must now build real full-blood- ed schools for our youth which will respect the ideals of democracy and the principles of Torah Judaism This is the time for the building of more intensive Jewish education, he said.
 Rabbi Seymour Gewirtz asked the members to support the clothing drive now being sponsored by the Mems Club. He said there is a greater need for clothing in foreign countries now than ever before Those wishing to make contributions were asked to leave them in the vestry rooms of the synagogue any night except Friday and Saturday. At the next meeting Sunday morn- ing, the nominating committee will announce the slate of officers for the coming year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
Voters League InStructS

The League of Women Voters this week began the daily sessions of instructions for voters as to the use and functions of voting mach inc. Daily from 10-12 A. M. and 2-4:30 P. M. members of the League will be on duty at the City Hall lobby to instruct in the use of the machine. The public is urged to make use of this free service avail able through Saturday.
 Members of the League instruct ing this week are Mrs Herbert s. Smith, Mrs. Earl w. Pierson, Mrs. Alfred L. E1nmons, Mrs Fred S. Van Valkenberg, Miss Emily Merriman, Mrs William E. VanTassel, Mrs. Arthur Purinton, Mrs. Frank E. Smith and Mrs. William Amelung.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
Institute  Installed

Louis Franklin was installed as president of the Waterbury Hebrew Institute at dinner meeting held Sunday night by Maurice A. Cru skay, installing officer. Lawrence J. MatZkin was master of ceremonies at the exercises
 Rabbi Seymour Gewirtz, principal speaker of the evening, stressed the need for intensified Jewish educa- tipn. Tt must become the concern of every loyal Jew" he said.
 The Talmud Torah which has served the religious educational needs of the community for over three decades must intensity the program, the curriculum and gen. eral scope of the institution in order that we may justly anticipate for the future wholesome, thriving community" Rabbi Gewirtz said.
 Other officers who were installed are: Herman Mitkowski, first vice. president Robert Riback, second vice-president; Emanuel Kaplan, fi- ancial secretary; Sol Kaplan, re- cording secretary; David Lerner, treasurer, and Abraham Matzkin. chairman of the board ofeduca ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
Volunteers In Final Appeal

Volunteer workers for the 1947 Community Chest campaign were urged to clean up unfinished solici- tations by Edward Graham, execu- tive secretary, today. There is still quite bit outstanding, Graham said, asking the workers to make returns as soon as possible.
 Chest officials hope that final re- turns may be announced by the end of this week or the beginning of next. At the Victory Dinner Friday night, returns fell $74,291 short of the $393.567 quota set for this year. When the final tabulation is made, the Chest should be much closer to it's goal, officials reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
MAN ABOUT TOWN

Trying to keep the Kathleen ("Amber'') WinSor-Artie Shaw mar riage exclusive was a head-agony The James Duane Bishops will have it Freenovated. She's the ex- Lucille Brokaw of the social reg.
 Insiders hear that rent controls will be scuttled by the new Congress, whether it is Repub or Dem A divorce case (due today) in Su- preme Court stars wealthy fur rier, who will charge that his show girl wife went out on $100 dates Haylo, Every -bodee, Havlo! |. Whisky interests on Dec. will up the price on straight Bourbon $22 to $25 more per case. Raises on others have not yet been decided The Army did to Columbia what it should do to Argentina,
 They tell you that Bing Crosby is suing to recover 150 shares of Delmar Racetrack stock-worth over 50 Gs i. Crosby thawt he had to dispose of this stock tc clear his way into Big League baseball. Now he. learns otherwise Oh, dear. Money certainly can be bother . Eugenie Baird is leaving the Paul Whiteman radio program be- cause she misses Dennis Day on the Far Coast The Robert AdkiS- sons had it destroyed in Kansas
 She is again Roberta Rogers of the Stork staff The American Re- action mob held a 4 P. M meeting at the Harvard Club to discuss spending their collections where it will do Repubs the most good" . :. Spy Skouras, top man at 10th Gen. tury Fox, has, the Coca-Cola con- cession for all of Greece. Nice work, Bud .. The new Hooper Cup from 209) is 238.
 General Clark's friends hear that the President offered him the post of Ambassador to Tito Now what did General Clark ever do to deserve that sort of shove' .. British Overseas Airline exec Bill Evert and Shirley Gill (the mag edi- tors Girl Friday are betrothed :. Wed in the Spring The local bagel bakers are on strike. That's why there's been no bagels around for weeks Celia Drutman wonders if John L. Lewis is going to have the miners strike for the meat they couldn't work without be- fore? The Dwight Deere Wi mans (who recently divorced may merge again any day =. There was missing the other night at Lady Dindermere's Fan" when Cecil Beaton made his entrance. Not for his performance; for his pro-Hit- lerism Gin a mag drawing) several years ago A neWsmag's boom for Conant of Harvard Gas the ideal Republicandidate) has brought many favorable replies One of the famous, rich scions (of chain store tri3e) battled the attendants at a Riverdale silly-factory trying to get out the other night In China Patrick Hurley is supposed to have told Stilwell: You have four stars
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
Soldiers of Area Separated at Dix

Cpl William G. Manthey, 1110 Pearl Lake Road, and TIA Fernand Boucher, 58 East Clay Street, were discharged from the Army Sunday and Monday, the Personnel Separa- tion Center, Fort Dix, N. J., an- nounced today. Sgt. George P. Flynn, 25 Seymour Street, Torring- ton, was also discharged from the Army, and TIA Mary E. Sullivan, 225 Dwight Street, Waterville, was released from the Women's Army Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29

Cnsus taking at Aliwal North, South Africa, revealed that there is 128-year-old Basuto woman, of the warlike Bantu tribes, liv- ing in that district.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29
StaLin Eases International Tension i1 UP Interuielu

Hugh Balie, president of the United Press submitted 3 questions to Marshal Stan Oct 21 and last night ceved replies to all queries World statesmen cited Stans responses fresh evidence of easing international tension Thoi lowS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-29

Over 100000 stringed instruments are to be produced at a factory in RoStov, Russia, this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

tile it was sticky, and when I spilled
something on 1t and wiped it with a
damp cloth, the wax came off. Our
shoes leave heel marks on the tile,
which are hard to wash off. What
should do about the flooring?
A. The type of wax for that floor
ing is self-polishing, no-rub wax
You may have used a paste wax
which Is not intended for your floor
ing. I suggest that you wash off the
wax that is on the tile, using mild
soapsuds, rinse we'll and dry thor
oughly. Follow with the self polish
ing wax.
Condensation on Pipes.
@. How can I prevent condensa-
ton on the cold water pipes in my
cellar?
A. Cover them with special pipe
covering, or use special insulating
paint. This will require more care
to apply. For the name, inquire of
the Architects Samples Exhibit, 10l
Park avenue. New York II.
released by the Consolidated News
Features, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
Chest Camps 10 Give
Summer Vacations
To Many Children

Several thousand children will
vacation this summer at camps in
Maryland and Virginia operated by
agencies of the Community Chest.
Five camps in the Chopawamsic
Park area of Virginia will reopen
after four years of Army use.
Children who can will pay their
own expenses in camps charging
moderate fees. Services will 60 free
to children unable to pay. The
youngsters gain an average of four
pounds in the two or three weeks
at camp, said Charles Fyfe, execu-
tive director of the Boys Club of
Washington.
The Boys Club operates Camp
Reeder, West Hatton Farm, Wi
comico River, Nd. for club members
Q to is. The Family Service Asso-
citation will send boys and girls from
9 to II to Camp Goodwill. free to
needy children. Colored boys and
girls will go to Camp Pleasant. APP
plications should be made to the
Family Service Association. 1922
Eleventh street NV, District $685.
The Salvation Army will send
children to Camp Happyland. Al
though rates are based on ability to
pay, most children 60 free Apply
to the Salvation Army, 426 Sixth
street NV.
Camp Fire Girls, to Is, will go
to Camp Mawavi, Chopawamsic
area Boy Scouts, II or older, will
vacation at Camp Theodore Roose-
welt on Chesapeake Bay. Negro
Scouts will go to Camp Benjamin
Banneker, Etchinson, Md. Girl
Scouts will go to Camp May Fla
Their and Camp Pleasant in Vir-
ginia. Applications should be made
to the Camp Fire Girls, 1921 I
street NV; the Boy Scouts, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

upon to help the plumbers upstairs
with the heavy porcelain bathtubs.
Today strong man can carry a
modern tub up himself Showers
once complicated job of thing over
lead shields, and of complicated
nickei-plated fittings, now appear as
neat enameled steel compartments,
plain and efficient, and ready to
stand in corner
The designers of plumbing systems
have learned how to install bath
rooms back to back to effect economy
in the rough plumbing lines, how to
assure the house of ample water
supply and plenty of domestic hot
water, how to make the system more
sanitary and healthy. In short, the
home with modern plumbing fix
lures. installed according to modern
standards leaves nothing to be de-
sired from the standpoint of COM
plete convenience and beauty.
released by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

only one medicine cabinet in even
the best bathrooms. Now we find
two and even three, because it does
seem that cabinet was never large
enough to hold all that the various
members of the family wanted to
put in it. Mirrors are freely used
in modern baths. and are larger
than they used to be. No one should
have to wait to use a mirror in this
age.
Bathroom walls are going in for
color, and some of the latest wall
coverings are as practical as they
are beautiful. Floors are following
the same trend: and overall color
schemes carried through in walls.
floor, draperies and curtains are the
order of the day The cold white
hospital-like bathroom has passed
away The smallest of bathrooms
can have an air of luxury at little
or no increase in cost if the owner
uses good judgment in selecting his
materials and fixtures.
Modern plumbing has benefited
tremendously through the use of
non-rusting pipe and fittings that
may be shaped into place instead of
having to be cut, threaded and fitted
with extreme care; and by the use
OF silent fixtures and less weightv
fixtures. Time was when every
mechanic in a new house, carpenter,
painter, and mason, were called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
Wood

Continued From Page BIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

Justice David A. Pine gave Nathaniel
Glenn, "A, colored, OF the 800 block
of Acker street NE, nine months
on a charge of negligent homicide
in the traffic death last February
of Miss Flora B. Lewis, 80. of the
1000 block of Sixteenth street NE.
Glenn was operating motorcycle
which struck Miss Lewis at Third
and K streets NE.
He was indicted on charge OF
manslaughter, but pleaded guilty to
the lesser charge of negligent homi-
eide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

base price increases of 81 each, the
last on March /, this year. The $40
increase just granted boosts the
base price up to s75 a ton-47 per
cent more than their previous base
of $51 ton.
Persons interested in radiant
heating can get booklet from the
Copper and Brass Research Asso-
citation. APO Lexington avenue, New
York, which outlines the history
and development of that type of
heating.
The Realtors Bowling League will
meet at $50 pm. June 26 in the
Offices of the Washington Real
Estate Board, 14l7 K street NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

months to a year and day on q
charge of manslaughter in the traffic
death last February of Richard H.
Haas, SO, of the 300 block of Tucker
man street NV.
Schmidt. who was indicted on a
charge of second degree murder,
pleaded guilty last month to the
lesser charge of manslaughter. The
victim was crossing Georgia avenue
at Rittenhouse street NV, when
struck by the automobile operated
by Schmidt.
In another District Court sentence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

l727 K street NV, or the Girl
Scouts, at 1906 M street NV.
Under Catholic auspices, Camp
Nanjemoy. Maryland Point. Md,
viii be open free to boys from 8 to
II of all creeds. Apply Merrick
Boys Club, Gil C street NE. The
YWCA. the YMCA and the Boys
Club of the Metropolitan Police also
nave camp programs. Information
on camps in the area can be OBJ
tanned from the Summer Camp In
dex. compiled by the Council of
Social Agencies, 1l0l M street NV,
Metropolitan 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
First Aid
Continued From Page BID

niture marks up the linoleum floor
ing. This occurs Immediately after
the linoleum has been scrubbed and
dried, as we'll as at other times
How can this trouble be remedied?
A. Perhaps too much wax is used
on the floor. But l advise you to
look at the chrome tubing, to see if
the plating is wearing off. If so, you
had better try to have a REPEATING
job done before the metal starts to
rust. The linoleum should not be
scrubbed too hard, and should have
an occasional waxing after being
washed
Unsuccessful Waxing Job.
Q. 1 had asphalt tile put on my
kitchen and pantry floor two weeks
ago. When I washed and Waxed the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
Soldier Given Up 10 Year
In Haas Traffic Death

William Schmidt, "a, a soldier of
the 5000 block of Georgia avenue
NV. yesterday was sentenced by
Justice Alexander Holtzoff of Dis
trict Court to serve from four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
Shop Talk
Continued From Page BIZ

turers. The agencies acted at the
request of Housing Administrator
Wilson w. Wyatt.
OPA twice previously had granted
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
BOZ PROFIT RAKOVINE.

Ma zakrok kongresu a presi-
dentskou proklamac1 mes1c du-
ben byl ustanoven mesicem pro
kontrolu rakoviny a v Rampant
ziskanf fond1 ma pot1ran1 "Ne-
pfitele lidstva els. 1" Dude po-
kracovano behem dubna.
Hlavni uradovna teto KAN
pane naleza Sc v 700 N. Calvert
Street.
Nemusfme nasfm ctenarGm
vykladati O teto zhoubne memo
CT. Zde jest potfeba vydatne
pomoci k boji proti nj. Proto
krajane prispejte die moznosti
a zaslete sve pr1spevky ma A
merican Cancer Society, Cam
paign Headquarters, 700 N.
Calvert st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
POHRBY.

= Dne 27. brezna zemTel v
Mestskych nemocnicfch p. John
Fl. Hulsman, 721 S. Luzerne
Ave., 81 rok1 starry. Narodil sc
v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc 20. brezna
re Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu
ma hrbitov Oak Lawn.
= 81. brezna zemrel krajan
vdovec p. James V. Dernetz,
24O6 McElderry st. We start 68
Narodil Sc Ceskoslo-
vensku a do Ameriky pTijel
pred 60ti roxy.
Pohreb konal Sc We stfedu, 3.
dubna re SchimGnkova Pohf.
ma Oak Lawn hrbitov.
- 81. bTezna zemfela PAM
Mildred N. Teat, 1911 N. ELL
wood Avenue We start AT rok1.
Narodila sc Graysonville, Md.
a byla manzelkou p. James
Teat.
Pohreb konal Sc We stredu, 3.
dubna z domu smutku ma Park
wood hritov a byl vypraven p.
Harlem E. Schimunkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
Atomicka sila Dude pro
vyrobni prace.

Bylo oznameno zdokonalen1
"denaturace" plutonium, coz
umoznf pouzfvati atomickou 81
lu pro vyrobnf a prdmyslove
prace. Tato slla nebude k po-
uzitl pro vyrobu bomb. Tako-
YOU zpravu oznamili nekter1
senatorove, kterym Sc dostalo
prvn1ch zprav O zdokonalovan1
noveho atomickeho vynalezu.
Nyn1 sc jedna o zf1zenl, KITE
rym Dude mono pod dozorem
organisace Spojenych narodu
poskytovati povolen1 pro vyro-
bu atomicke silly pro prdmysl.
Bude die dosavadn1 dohody,
material pro takovou vyrobu ST.
ly, pod spravou spojenecke or
g%anisace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
Armada Dude zkouseti nemec-
Ike zbrans W..

Armada dokoncila pf1pravy
pro fadu fantastickych letG rs
nacistickych raket "a tim ice
lem, ably zdokonalila je a Sc
strojila leps1 typ.
Prvnf zkouska Dude prove
dena dine 8. kvetna v pouSti No
veho Mexika. Dals1 zkousky
budou nasledovati V ~pfestav-
kach jednoho tydne, jak bylo
oznameno z DEPARTMENT. valky
Tyto strely lett rychlosti 81
500 mil "a hodinu a ocekava Sc,
re doleti ma sto mil do presto
ru. Radar Dude sledovati jejich
let a budou konana vedecka pc
zorovani v nekolika smerech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
Obrovsky priboj ma Pacifiku 81
vyzadal mnoho obeti ma
IidskXch zivotech.

z Honolulu Sc oznamuje, re
/. dubna nasledkem podmor-
skeho zemetreseni vzniklo v O.
kruhu 1000 mil obrovske Vino
biti, ktere postihlo Alasku, A
leutske ostrovy, Hawaii, Ia
padnf pobrezf U. S. A. a Chile.
Nejvetsf ztratu postihlo hla-
vn1 mesto Hawaii, mesteeko Hi
10, kde pTiSlo o zivot ma 800 Ii
d1. Skoda hmotna jde do mill
onG. Ma Aleutskych ostrovech
pTislo 10 lid1 o zivot a ma Alas
ce 5 muz1 - posadka majaku
Scotch Cap. Obrovske Why do
sahovaly misty az 100 stop.
V Santa Cruz, Calf, pfisel o
zivot jeden muz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
Nacisticke barbarstvi objevilo
zbytky Timskych osad We
Francii.

Bomby, jez rozbily velke ca
sti modernfch francouzskych
NEST, byly prfcinou, re byly OBJ
ieveny zbytky starych rim
skych a feckych kolonif, jak
prav1 Francouzska informacnf
sluzba.
Ku pr. archeologve objevili
velke vyzkumne pole We valkou
zpustosenem Senlis, prav6 ma
sever Cd PaTize. Studuj1 stare
fimsk6 valy, jez obklopovaly
mesto a byly odkryty nemecky-
mi bombami.
Ironicky tyto valy jsou nej-
zachovalejs1 konstrukc1 z cele-
no mesta. We skutecnosti stare
r1mske mesto Sc svymi vezemi a
arenami vyrGsta re zr1cenin ry-
chleji nez modernf mesto, jez
bylo vystaveno mad MIN.
Take Marseiile ma archeolo-
gicky objev velke d1lezitosti.
Kdyz Nemci dynamitovali tam
nj malebnou ctvrt Vieux Port,
objevilo Sc stare Tecke mesto
Massilea, jehoz pTesna poloha
dlouho byla neznama.
We Valenciennes v severnf
Francii skupina obcanG, vycha-
zejfcf z krytG pc tezkem male
tn nnhv1a nrekva nana 10 INA
my hostel 1plne zmizel. Ale
kdyz Sc Tide dfvali do zejfcf ia
my, ktera byla ma jeho m1ste,
zasli, re jejich hostel re IL.
stolet1 byl castecne nahrazen
starym romanskym kostelem.
Prach a prst, ktere Sc celia sto-
lett nan ukladaly, byly smeteny
s jeho stareho hrobu a velke
cast jeho keramiky z IL. a 13.
stoletf trpytily Sc v zari slunce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
Ocekava Sc zrychleni dopravy
zasilek do CSR.

New York (CTK) = Poole
zpravy prazske Ceskoslovenske
tlskove kancelaTe Dude zlepse-
ma doprava listovn1ch a ballko-
vych zasilek z Ameriky a Ka-
nady, jakmile Dude zavedena
pravidelna dopravnf costa pres
Bremy. V prvnfch m9sfcfch 20
osvobozen1 Ceskoslovenska a i
pozd6ji pc otevrenf pravidelne
postovn1 dopravy musily listov-
nj a ballkove zasilky, ktere po-
krajane z Ameriky a Ka-
nady svym pr1buznym a pirate
lum do Ceskoslovenska, konat
velmi dlouhou cestu. Mnohe z
Mich zGstaly lezet dlouhou dobu
v pf1stavech, nez doslo k zaha-
Jenl postovnfho styku. PAX by
ly dopravovany lodi do Gdyne
a pax do Ceskoslovenska pres
Polsko, ktere velmi utrpelo val
kou a nema jeste normalnf re-
leznicnl dopravu. Ma mnohych
zasilkach Sc poskodil obal a po-
sta je musila davat znovu do
pofadku. Doprava techto zasi-
lex trvala drive nejmene diva
mesice. Nynf w Pride balik z
Ameriky "a m6sfc. Doprava Sc
zrychli pc zavedenf spo-
S prfstavem V Bremach, cd
kud jiz V poslednich dnech pri-
sly prvni vagony S temito zasil-
kami. V mnoha pfipadech "a
morSti krajane oznamili svym
pTfbuznym leteckou postou, re
Jim poslali balik. Letecka pos
ia jde vSak mnohem rychleji a
mnozf obcane urgujf zasilky,
ktere jdou do CeskOslovenska
pomalejsf cestou. Ziistilo sc
vSak, re velka vetsina tech, kite
II urgovali zasilky, az je mezi-
tim dostala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05

Vice nez 400, 900 spojenych
horn1kG (AFL) zahajilo for
maine stavku 81. bTezna o pull
noci a snad to Dude dlouha a
velkych obet1 81 vyzadujfcf pre-
stavka v mekkouhelnem pr1my
stu.
Majitel6 dol1 nevidf zadne
moznosti, re Dude docileno do
body "a meme nez IA dn1 S
Johnem Lewisem, predsedou u
ME. Mysl1, re Dude tento stav
trvati dele nez IA dn1 a nektef1
z mich vyslovili obavy, re pre-
stavka Dude velmi dlouha.
Delka stavky rozhodne o
tom, IDA Dude vaznou hrozbou
rekonversi, jestlize zasahne O.
celarsky, automobilovy a elek-
tricky prGmysl. Stavka Dude
m1ti bezprostredn1 ucinky ma
rGznych mfstech, ale vetsina to-
warren ma zasoby, ktere Jim u
mozn1 pracovati pc nekolik ty-
dnG.
Ackoli vetsina uhlodol1 je
necinna cd skoncenf prace V
sobotu, stavka byla oficielne
naf1zena ma pGlnoc, ably spada-
la v tour dobu s v~yprsenlm
smlouvy unie Sc zamestnavate-
Ii. Tradicnim heslem hornfk1
DE: "zadny kontrakt, zadna
prace."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
SOkOLsky V6stnfk.
TANCUJ, TANCUJ,
VYKRUCAJ!

To Dude motiv "Dozvukn1''
jiz Ultra v sobotu. TEST Sc ma
ne mlad1, start, z bl1zka i zdali.
Kdyz uz jsme tax v nalade, 20
skvelem hmotnem uspechu 81
bTinek a jeste vice sokolsky,
mOraln6 vyZnamne akademii,
toz musfme tn zimni sezonu "a
koncit jak jiz bylo davno IVY
KEN, jake to dorazit = Dozvu-
ky. Name dGveru, re nam bu-
dou vSechny ty okolnosti nutne
k 1spechu prfznive. Pocasf,
vyjma snad nejakeho blizardu,
nam branit nebude. K tanci
Dude vyhravat nam vsem dobry
pr1tel. bratr Sokol a muzikant
pc cesku, br. Jan Svitak. Posil-
nenf Dude dosti v podobe jater-
mic a jelltek Sc zelfm. A ovsem
neco k svlazenf take nebude
schazet. At nechybi ami jeden
Sokol a Sokolice. Vsichni pfa-
tele jsou vftani.
Ma ShledanOu ma DOZVukach
V sobotu, 6. dubna. Vstupne 75c
Zacatek V 9 hodin vecer.
Jest velmi pot6sitelne, re AMI
pc Telocvicne Akademii cvice-
nj NEGOTIABLE, jak jest vidno
kazdou stTedu vecer. Take ne
smfme ochabnout, nybrz slit a
mohutnet co do poctu cvicfc1ch
vsech trfd a obou jednot, Soko-
lie i SokolG, take zvelebovat a
rozsiTovat kvalitu vykonG telo-
cvicnych.
Snad neni pTflis bro vyhla-
sovat, re Sc chceme ukazat a
pochlubit vysledkem usilovne
prace cvicitel1 a cvicicfch ne
kdy V let6, kdy a kde - o tom
81 promluvime pozd6ji.
Sp6jme dial, statne dial -
Ma zdar! j. B.
o MUcEDNfCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-05
Bulharsko utvorilo levicackou
vladu.

Bulharska vlada oznamila
utvoren1 noveho kabinetu, ale
oposicnf strany jsou z neho Wy
louceny, protoze 81 Rusko ne
pralo jejich 1casti.
Resignace bulharskeho kabi-
netu pred deseti dny vzbudila
u nekterych pozorovatel1 mi
neni, re vlada prime navrh
Spojenych Statd, ably kabinet
byl rozsfren pTijetfm vGdcI O.
posicnlch stran.
Novy kabinet, jemuz v cele
.stoji premier Kimon Georgiev,
ma zastupce v~lastenecke from
ty, komunisticke, agrarni, radi-
kalnf a socialisticke strany, jez
|jdou do leva.