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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of HENRY H. ULRICH

Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Bernice Ulrich, Ex-
ecutrix Of the Estate of Henry
H. Ulrich, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first
publication of this notice, to
the said Executrix at the Of
flee of one of her attorneys,
Bert w. Kronmiller, located in
the Courthouse Building, in
Hardin, in the County of Big
Horn, State of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
March %, 1916.
BERNICE ULRICH,
Executrix of the Estate of
Henry H. Ulrich, Deceased.
Bert w. Kronmiller,
Hardin, Montana,
lockwood Brown, Horace S.
Davis & Franklin S. Longan,
Billings, Montana,
Attorneys for Executrix.
Pub. March %, April 4, II, 10
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Pub. April II, 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
MACARTHUR GETS
REPRIEVE APPEAL

TOKYO, Jan. 30 R The
mother Of condemned PFC Joseph
E., Hicswa, stunned and broken
hearted" appealed to General
Macarthur to save her son from
a firing squad, and the General
has assured her that final authori-
ties in Washington would give
thoughtful consideration" to her
plea.
Making public today, the ex-
change of letters, headquarters
said Mrs. Anne Hicswa, Walling-
ton, N. j., wrote on Jan. IS:
II implore you to act immediate
ly to request review Of the us.
Army court martial proceedings
under which my soldier son. PFC
Joseph E. Hicswa, was sentenced
to death in Japan for the alleged
fatal stabbing of two japanese.
He was torn away from his
home to serve his country at the
age of 49," her letter continued;
he was taught to kill, had heard
of many Of his friends being killed,
and was under the emotional
strain of delayed homecoming
all factors to which might be at
tributed, to some extent, the cause
for such abnormal conduct as is
repeatedly alleged in his case.
Certainly they should be con
sidered before ar American soldier
receives a death sentence"
Macarthur on Jan. % repllee
that your letter moved me deep
ly, as am fully conscious OF the
distress .occasioned you by this
great tragedy.
''There sis no manner IN which
I can intercede in this matter, al
the record of the trial will 60 dl
rect from the division commander
to the war department for review
the right of final action on case
involving the Death penalty being
no longer within my prerogatlve $
81 can assure you, however, tina
you need have no fear but tina
all of the circumstances whlcl
you mothers love instinctlvei;
| raises in defense Of your son VII
| receive the thoughtful considera
| ton of those who sit in final 1udg
ment upon his case. This IS y
keeping with our American msl
sense of justice"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
LIMO. IN LONDON

Some of the accounts from the
United Nations meeting in Lon
don sound as if they had been
written by an expectant father
pacing the hospital corridor ano
unable to believe that the pangs
n birth are not the throes OF
death Every second or third day
there has been a crisis in which the
life of the United Nations has
hung in the balance: On a Tues.
day the smaller countries would
be aligned against the big cnes;
on Thursday it would be the big
ones aligned against one another.
At one time the new association has
been about to collapse because
the Big Three have agreed to
dominate it; at another time it
has been about to collapse because
the Big Three cannot agree or
anything.
The remedy for these chronic
crises is to understand that they
are not crises at all. They are in
incidents, of which there will be
countless others for years to
come until the profound ano
enormous consequences Of the
war have been dealt with. The
United Nations organization can
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
OVER THE NETWORK

THURSDAY. JANUARY 81
Eastern Standard Time P.M.-Subtrac'
One Hour for est, Hours for MsI.
Changes in programs as listed are que
to corrections by. networks mace
too late to incorporate.
5.3o-Just Plain Bill, Dramatic - N6S s
Cimarron Tavern Serial Story - Css
The Jack Armstrong Serial-ABC-eas
Captain Meningitis Story-MBS-basl
5 :45-Front Page Farrell Serial - NB Be
Sparrow and The Hawk, Serial - Cb %,
Tennessee Jed, Drama Skit-ABC-easS,
Hop Harrigan in Repeat-other Ar
Tom Mix, a Serial Series-MBS-pasacc
6:ooNNews Report for is Minis. = NBC
Fifteen Minutes of News-CBs-basic
Dancing Music Orchestra-other CBs
Walter Herman and News-ABC-easI.
Repeat of the Terry Serial-ABS-West
Howe's Answers, Repeat = MBS-Wes ives!
6:15-Echoes of Tropics; Sports-NGBBSe
Patti Clayton Sings Some songs-w ,ss.
Repeat from Dick Tracy - ABS-Wes.
Repeat Superman Serial = MBS-West
e:3oLEncore Appearance Concert-Css
Jack Armstrong in Repeat-ABC-Wes:
Repeat of Capt Midnight-MBS-West
6:45-Lowell Thomas & Newscast-NGBBSS
World News and Commentary C5s
Cal Tinney cornmentar yt ASCSs i
Tom Mix, Serial Repeat - MbS-west
7.onMRadio's Supper Club-NBC-basic
Fifteen Min. Sponsored Series - OBS
News Commentary & Overseas - Az
Fulton Lewis, Jr. & Comment - M6 S
7:15-News & Comment of World.NBC
Tenor Jack Smith Sings-CBS-bas
Raymond Swing and Comment- 1aE3s
7:3O-Bob Burns comedy-NBC- basic
MI. Keen, 30 Min. Drama-CBS-basslee
Dancing Music Orchestra-other CHS
prof Quiz Back on the Air = Abe
Arthur Hale in Comment - MBS-eas,
7:45-Kaltenborn Comment - NBC-Wes.
Inside of Sports, Bill Brandt - MBs
8:00-Geo. Burns & Oracle Allen-N6e
SUSPENSE Mystery Drama Sl1oW - CBs
Lum and Abner Comedy Skit - ABC
One Night Stand, Drama Series - MISS
8:15LEarl Goodwin in Comment - ABB
8:3p-Dinah Shores Open House - NBS
The FBI in Peace and War - CBS
America Town Meeting Forum - ABe
Dick Powell Mystery Drama - M NIB
8:55-Five Minutes News Perlod ~. G5S
Gabriel Heater and Comment - MBs
s:3o-Jack Haley's Variety-NBc-basit
Hobby Lobby by Dave Elman - CSs
Detect and Collect by a Quiz - Az
Weekly Concert from Antonini - NIB NIB
9 :55-Five Minutes News Show = AB Be
IN .00-Abbott & Costello Comedy-NBe
Island Venture, Drama Series = cBs
Curtain Time, Drama Series. - ABS
You Make the News, Dramatic -MBs
Rudy Vallee Varietee-NBe
The Danny o'Neil Song Theater-CBs
Dance Music for Half Hour - ABe
Orchestra with Dancing Tunes-MBs
II :oo-News for IS Minutes-NBC-baslt
The supper Club Repeat-other NBe
News, Variety, Dance 2 h.-CBS & ABe
News: Dance Band SHOWS n'- ME-
II :15-Variety and News TO a'm.-NbI
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
TODAY and TOMORROW
nv WALTER LIPPMANN

be used to deal with some but by
no means with all of the conse.
quences. The great readjustments
which the war compels all nations
to max have still to be shaped
and accommodated by diplomacy.
Let us be on guard lest interna.
tional conferences initiate and
dramatic the difficulties of the
readjustment, creating a feverish
atmosphere Of crisis where there
should be stout hearted and
steadfast determination to see
the thing through.
The London meeting has been
marked by a considerable friction
between Great Britain and the So.
Wet Union, and there is little
doubt that Iran, Greece, and In.
donesia are incidents of much
broader question. 1t is, OF course,
the ancient question, which has
made Britain and Russia rivals for
at least a hundred and thirty
years, of the hegemony of the
Middle East. The strategic COM
munications, the so-called life
line, which connect. the British
Isles with India and the Asiatie
empire, run through the Middle
East. To protect this vital interest
Britain has always resisted a Rus
sian advance into the Mediterran.
can and the Indian Ocean by way
of the Balkans, Turkey, and Per-
STA.
To the Russians under the Cars
and the commissars this British
policy has never been acceptable
For the security of the British
Empire has meant the profound
insecurity Of Russia. In the first
world war Russia was defeated and
in the second she was very nearly
conquered because she did not
have access to the sea. The keys to
the main door to Russia have
been in the hands of weak or I'M
friendly states which would not or
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
GETS HAVEN

PARIS, Jan. -P)-The govern.
ment of France today decioeo "
grant a permanent residential vls a
to President Diego Martinez 6arlio
of the exiled Spanish repuoncan
government in Mexico. Mar'ia ne
Barrio recently left America aof
London.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31

could not keep the door open. The
Russian people have paid ter
rible price for this insecurity.
We shall be blind indeed, ouI
British partners will be blind in
deed, if we do not both recognize
that here is problem, which, II it.
cannot be solved constructively,
will in the end become explosive.
For of one thing we may be sure:
the day is past when Mr.. Bevin can
stand pat, and hold the line as his
predecessors held it in the nine.
teentk century. The Soviet Union
is too strong, Britain is not strong
enough, and the United States
could not, if it would, redress the
balance.
It is, therefore, necessary to rec
ognize the inevitability Of a stra-
tegic readjustment in the Middle
East. Only by recognizing it, never
by ignoring or seeking to deny it,
can the readjustment possibly be
carried out peaceably, construc'
lively, and with due regard for the
rights Of the small nations which
are involved.
1t should help the British to rec.
ognize it if they will remember the
price they themselves have paid in
two world wars because Russia was
land-locked. In the first world war
they fought the bloody campaign
of the Dardanelles to unlock the
door which their own diplomacy
had in less desperate times done SO
much to close. In this war they had
to fight their way with the Muir.
mansk conveys to open it again. It
should help us to recognize the
reality of this problem if we imag-
inc how we would feel and behave
if the mouth of the Mississippi. the
entrances to all our harbors, and
the Panama Canal were in the
hands of nations which twice dur
ing great wars in which our very
life was at stake had either closed
them to us or failed to keep them
open for US.
To recognize that there is here
problem which cannot be sup.
pressed and must be solved, can in
itself be the foundation of de-
cent solution. For then we can say
to the Soviet government that we
too wish to unlock the door, that
we do not wish ever again to be
cut off from her as we have been
in two world wars, and that it is
on the basis of this common in
terest, as partners and not as op-
ponents, that we wish to find
guarantees that can Individually be
depended upon.
These guarantees can be found
if we put our minds to it. For it is
within the power Of Great Britain,
France and the United States to
enter into an arrangement, which
might well include a United Ma
tons base, which would open not
only the Dardanells but the Med
iterranean. 1t would do the Soviet
Union little good to hold the Oar
danelles alone, especially If in get
ting them she entagonized Britain
and America which together COM
mand the sea. What she really
needs is a guaranty that neither
the Dardanelles nor the seas be-
yond will be closed to her. that
Britain and America will join with
her in seeing to it that they are
kept open.
Copyright, 1916, New York Tri-
bune,)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
GREEK MINISTER LEAVES

ATHENS, Jan. 3o-RHPremier
Themistokles Shophoulis announced
today that Constantine Rendis, new
Greek Foreign Minister, would
leave for London to head Greece's
delegation to the United Nations
organization.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31

r. is estimated that it will cost
from $50, 1000, 900 to $3.50, 900, 900
to rebuild the devastated center
of Rotterdam.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
DOES GAS COME.
With Stomach Acid Pain?

II ..orach acid causes gas that bloats you and
maze s You feel miserable, the very first trial
Of UDGA Tablets usually brings fast relief.
WDGA is not a candy but !ea! MEDICINE.
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ERYWHERE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
XIII the Itch (seab1ss)
With SiiHGde

This liquid preparation kills In 30
minutes those itch mites with which
Il comes In contact. Buy SIT1CIDK
frcm your druggist, OF send 6oc TO
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-31
RADIO
WILMINGTON
WIND l400-KC
THURSDAY, JAN. 81

THURSDAY, JAN. 81
1880 AM-Family Altar.
7:45-Musical Clock.
a.nn-News With Martin Aeronsky.
s:IlLouise Massey and the Western
ers. -
s:3o-Musical Clock.
8:55-UP News. Mr.
9:0O-The Breakfast Ciuo Will Iva AAS
Neil.
1o:0o-My True Story.
10 :25-Betty Croker.
1o:3o-Hymns of AL Churches.
II, .4lThe Listening Post. No.,
ii :o0-Breakfast in Hollywood ioiii
11:3O-Kenogg' Home H'o1t'oH'
ii :45-Ted Malone.
12.o0 N-Glamour Manor.
1880 PM-Club Matinee.
1.oG-Baukhage Talking
! .1l"Musical Interlude"
Observation-Disclosures Ne"s
i :so-But Not Forgotten
1:4l"Let's Dance"
2.oOEJohn B. Kennedy-NeWs
2:1-Ethel and Albert
2:30-Bride and Groom
3:0O-Al Pearce
3:30-Ladies be Seated
4;00-Jack Berch and BOYS
4:15-The Fitzgeralds
4.3o-Time for Women
4:45-Hop Harrigan
5:oO-Terry and the Pirates
S:I5Wesieyan Methodist Church
-'.salute to the HITS W Tee
5.45-"Organ Serenade w.
8. Oo-Kiernan's News Corner
S.1S"Before you Buy Farm
o-"News"-Sport g..
5"News'-Wilmingto Star
6:3O-"Your Richfield Reporter
6:45-"Let's Dance.
Headline Edition
7:15-Raymond Swing
7:30LProfessor Quiz
s:o0EEvening Request Program
8:15IEarl Godwin-News The
s:30-America's Town Meeting OF 1ie
Air
9:3oLDetect and Collect
9:55-Coronet Front Page
1O:00-"March of Dimes Dance program
-Remote)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Bvvaly newyorsky starosta
James ]. Walker zemrel.

James j. Walker, byvaly sta
rosta Noveho Yorku v dob pro-
hibicnf, ktery pc urcitou dobu
byl jednou z nejpopularnej slch
postav americkeho politickeho
zivota, zemTel 18. listopadu We
start sc let ma mozkovou en-
bolii.
Walker sc narodil v Green
witch Village 10. cervna 1881
a politickou cinnost zahajil v
roce 1910, kdyz byl zvolen do
statn1ho parlamentu.
V roce 1925 Walker byl zvo-
len mayorem Novem Yorku a
stall Sc v tonic trade velmi po-
pularni osobnosti. PoZdeji
vsak byla prot nemu vznesena
obzaloba, re Sc dopoustel ne
poctivosti a musel Sc sveho u
|radu vzdati.
Pres to vsak byl Walker az
do poslednl dolby v Novem Yor-
ku nadm1ru oblfbeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22

temer neuveTitelne co vSechno
bylo k videnf v Praze "a da-
nych okolnostf. LIE to pricl-
tati hlavne tomu, re politely
zeme jest vice stabilisovana a
vyrovnana, dodacf lhGty ma
zboz1 jsou pT1znivejsf a kratsf
nezli tomu jest jinde, take re
me niue prosplvati lepe hos
podafsky a ma pf1znivou BIZ
lanci.
Pokud Sc tyce vyucovani v
Ceskoslovensku jest ash 5000
|studuj1cfch z nizs1ch pTfjmo-
|vych tffd, kter1 d~ostavajf vlad-
nj podporu, jestlize mali pa
|tTicne schopnosti, ochotu a "a
kladnl podm1nky k pokraco-
van1 odbornem studiu.
Jest tam vysoke procento u
mrtnosti a znacne procento tu-
berkulosy, ale ceskoslovenska
lekaTska veda stara sc vsemoz-
ne O odstranenl teto zavady,
u mladsich. V dnsledku nedo-
statku ucitelskych sill jsou sko-
Ily preplneny, ale i v tom smeru
Dude naprava.
A nynf kdyz zeme 1silovne
PRAGUE ma RECONSTRUCTED a re-
habilitaci doufejme, re vse bu-
de usp6Sn6 pokracOvati Ike
stastnemu konci a nikoli k O.
petovne tragedii. Bude-li do
bra vile a porozumenf, vysled-
ky doidou ocekavanych pred
[pokladd pro dobro lidu.
Pc prednasce vylosovano o.
pet nekolik pTedmetd We pros
pech dals1 pomoci pro postize-
me krajany. Rovnez odhlaso-
vano prispeti ma Community
Fund.
Clenove byli upozorneni ma
okolnost, re Sc pTipravuje We
Washingtone zalozenf sokolskf
jednoty. Tato Dude mimo j.
ne zejmena sdruzovati mladez
a starati Sc O prohloubeni kul-
turne-propagacniho a telesn6.
vychovneho programu v sokol.
skem duchu.
PT1st1 prosincova schIze bu
de We forme MikulaSske zaba'
Wy a clenove byli vyzvani, ably
pro svoje zname pfipravili da1
XIV k vymene. Pc ukoncen1 Il
Tednf casti schGze bylo poda
vano obcerstven1 a pfedvade1
barevny film br. Hejnalem.
ROSNER
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Nova Kaiserova firma vyrabi
lacine domy.

Znamy valecny vyrobce Hen
ry j. Kaiser uzavTel obchodnf
spolecnost S Fritz B. Brunsem
z Los Angeles, ktera hodla wy
rabeti domy We velkem.
Spolecnost doufa, re Dude s
to vyrobiti v roce 1947 10000
domG, typ S dvemi loznicemi
by pTisel ma $6,95O az $1,000 a
typ S trent loznicemi ma $3.50
az $500. Die stavajfcfch
pfedpisG by prfsluselo valec-
nym vyslouzilcdm prednostni
pravo a v Gene je tez obsazena
parcela, silnicn1 1prava, kama
lisace, voda a pTfpravna 1pra-
va zahrady.
Nova spolecnost praeuje n.y.
nj ma LOO domech v rGznych
vyrobnfch tradicfch, cd zalo-
zenf spolecnosti to jest cd l.
cervence bylo dokonceno 1926
domu. Spolecnost ma nyn1 e.
900 objednavek cd vyslouzilcu
a mohla by jich miti znacne
vice.
Firma, ktera Sc vlastne do
stala poTadne do vyroby tepr-
We v zarf letosn1ho roku, nakou
pila nyni dals1 rozlehle poem
XIV a hodla ovsem vyrobu stale
stupnovati.
l kdyz jsou baraky vyrabe-
nv Poole jednotneho planu tax
lie prece jen pTihlizeti k jed
pranfm a je moznych
LIS kombiancl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
KRAJANSKE VEREJNOSTI
v BALTIMORE!

V zaT1 uveTejnila redakce
tohoto listu nase clanky ohled-
ne zapisu do naSi Ceske Svob.
skoly Aug. Herman. Prihlasil
Sc Size slusny pocet ditek, ale
nejsme dosud spokojeni S tim
to vysledkem. Ocekavali jsme
daleko leps1 vysledek. Kdo vi
del to mnozstv1 d1tek ma mas
karnim detskem plese v Soko-
lovne dine 3. listopadu, must
doznati, re name jeste veliky
pocet hochG a d1vek, kteff by
mohli a dosud nenavstevujl
nasi ceskou skolu. Nenf dosud
pozde a proto vznas1me novy
APPEL ma nase krajany, ably HE
deli agitovati v teto veci, ably
ia nase ceska skola byla do po-
slednfho m1stecka z%aplnena.
Narazfme ma caste vymluvy,
re ten hoch, anebo Ease d1vka,
mali zvlastnf mimoTadne pred
mety jake hudbu, tanec, atd.
Lee tyto vymluvy jsou bezpod-
statne. Jak by mohli STUDENT
Sc venovati sportu a mimofad-
ne cinnosti, kdyz nase deti ne
mohou v6novati pouhe dive ho-
dinv "a tyden V ceske skole.
IDA Sc, re schaz1 hodne dobre
vile. Name zaky, kteff pfijiz-
deli z predm6stf a kde jsou ii.
kteff mali skolu zrovna "a ro-
hem? Jak casio deti promar-
nj cel6 hodiny behan1m pc uli.
cfch a prazdnych lotech a i '
movies" kde Sc nicemu kloud.
nemu nepTiuc1.
Znalost druhe Teci nikdy ne.
byla nekomu ma skodu. Slysel
isme nedavno povzdech jiste
no mladfka, vrativsiho Sc z vol
nv f. Byl S americkou armadol
v Cechach a dostal Sc az do Pl
zn9. Ten pravil: "Bylo tan
krasne, ale co to bylo platne
BvI jsem mezi svymi, lee mlu
viii isem S mimi nemohl, pone
vadz isem neumel cesky. sko
da. ze isem nechodil do cesk'
skoly." A takovych pffpadl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22

-je vice. Tento prfpad mas pfi-
vedl ma dobrou myslenku. u
vazujeme totiz o tom, re by
chom tez zavedli v%yucovanl
vecer pro dospivajfci mladez.
At jiz %navstevujf Vyssi skolu
anebo i starsi. Prihlas1-li Sc
dostatecny pocet, zacali by
chom S vyucovan1m CO nejdfl-
We. Vsichni kteri by Sc zajl-
mali, mohli by Sc prihlasiti We
skole pc vyucovan1, kolem sed-
me hodiny vecernf a S p. ucite-
lem 81 O teto veci promluvili.
Pro tuto mladez bychom pou-
zili zvlastnf methodu, ably mo-
hla nejen rychle pokracovati V
ucen1, ale ably tez vyucovanl
bylo zaj1mave re by Sc mohla
ma skolu teSiti a ne ably j pova-
zovala "a bTemeno. Kazdy
krajan a krajanka svou agita-
CT nam NIUE v tonic die znac-
ne prospect. PTimluvte Sc tam
kde mali dftky a i dospelejsf
hochy a d1vky, ably je poslali
do naS1 ceske 'skoly. Rid'me Sc
heslem: "Ceske dfte patti do
ceske skoly." Stane-li Sc tax.
pax budou zbytecne nafky, ze
naSe ceskoslovenska vetev V
Americe usycha. Chceme-li j
udrzeti svezf a stale zelenou,
mus1me vsichni k d1lu. A n.y.
nj sc nam k tomu naskyta ia
nejlepsi pr1lezitost.
Patronat Ces. Svob .SkOly
August1n Herman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
DOPIS.

Ct6ny pane CihlaT:-
Prijmute moi pozdrav a mi
III spomienku S tel sluecnej
Floridy.
Pripojene zasielam eek kto-
ry zahrnuje- preplatne ma Vas
oblubeny sasopis "Telegraf",
ktory nam prinasa spravy z
Baltimore.
Inak sa nam tn darf vyborne
behom jednorocneho pobytu
US som tn ~vystavil 2 pekne
domky a teras zrovna zacinam
stavat tret1. Pre- schopneho a
podnikaveho cloveka je tn
hodne prilezitosti.
Konciac, dakujem laskave
"a riadne odesilanie casopisu
a som S uctou,
Jos. PSenka.
Box 329, R. IL, Barlow, Fla
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N~astoleni Nejdp. Ambroze
Ondraka, 0. S. B., opata-
koadjutora " opatstvi
sv. Prokopa " Isle.
SV. Prokopa v

Ia. listopadu Sc konalo v o.
patstvi sv. Prokopa v Lisle, Ill.
komunitnf n~astolen1 noveho
observation-disclosures, nejdp. Am
broze Ondraka, O.. S. B., jenz
byl zvolen 7. listopadu 1916 k
pomoci nebezpecne churave-
mu nejdp. opatovi Prokopu
Neuzilovi, O.. S. B. Vyznamny
domacf obrad pTipadl prave ma
svatek vsech benediktinskych
svatych.
Hned pc vecefi Sc konalo We
studentske kapli 1stavu sv. po-
zehnanf, k nemuz Sc shromaz-
dill vsichni clenove klastera,
dGstojnf panove, klerikove j
ctihodnf bratri. Pc pozehnanl
zapeli pTftomnf slavne "Te De-
UNI Laudamus" a pc tonic u
sedl nejdp. opat-koadjutor V
opatskem rouchu ma trim, ably
pfijal cd cele klastern1 obce S
pTevorem veldp. Petrem Mize-
rou, O. S. B., v cele pollock L.
Tedn1ho prstenu a vymenil S
kazdym clenem pollock m1ru.
Pc skoncenf obTadu vykonal
opat-koadjutor v pruvodu
vldp. pTevora prohlidku vsech
klasternfch oddelen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Pohyblive obrazky, jitrnice a
pratelska zabava.

Tuto ned6li, "a. listopadu We
3 hodiny odpoledne budou pro-
mftany pohyblive obrazky p.
Emblem Bernatem We prospech
skoly. Pc obrazkach Cd Sc
Dude podavana veceTe a to
chutne jitrnicky Sc zelim, tez
Dude kava a kolacky. Pc We
ceTi pTatelska zabava .
Doufame, re podnik ten bu-
de proporen vsemi prfznivci
Cesk6 Skoly V poctu co nejhoj-
n6jSfm. Ma shledanou "a. lis
topadu.
Pf. Alzb6ta Rajnosova z Ma
lima, Oregon, vzpomn6la i le-
tos darkem $40 ma naSi skolu,
coz cinf jiz pc nekolika rokd.
Patronat vzdava vTele d1ky
vsem kteTf pri.rdznych pTflezi-
tostech nezapomfnajf ma po-
tTebu naSi Ceske Svob. Skoly
Aug. HeTmana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
Clio predvfda novy BOZ "a
zvVSeni mezd.

Atlantic City, N. J. - CLIO
zahajila svou 8. konvenci a
hlavn1m c1lem je-vyssf mzdy
teto zimy.
Ably byla vyklizena costa k
boji "a vyss1 mzdy, v1dci CIO
chopili Sc otazky komunistG a
pfinutili vsechny zivly v orga-
nisaci, ably podepsaly silnou
protikomunistickou deklaraci.
NejdGlezitejsfmi body. O
nichz Dude jednano ma konven-
eli, jsou: Pfedn6, BOZ o mzdy.
Druhe, energictejsi prevalent
organisacn1 kampane ma jihu.
Tfetf, vykonnejsi politicky W.
Dor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-22
FrancouzSti socialiste uvazuji
o spolecne fronte.

PaTfz. - Francouzstl socia-
liste u~vazovali O navrhu komu-
nist16 ma utvoren1 spolecne from
ty levice, ktera by dala Ctvrte
republice prvnfho komunistic-
keno p%residenta v historic Fran
Gle.
Rozhodli Sc studovati tento
navrh ma schulz Socialisticke
vykonne rady, prave tyden pc
tie, kdy strana utrpela tezke
ztraty pfi volbach do narodnl-
no shromazden1.
Rada Sc usnesla, re Dude
hlasovati O tonic navrhu do
dvou tydnu.