davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

vino ljubil samo tisti, XII DO "a
strupljen 2 ljubeznijo do ME.
Trudila Sc je cd jutra do vece-
ra, z brezmejno ljubeznijo,
tisto prikupnostjo, s katero je
znala vedno pridobiti otroke,
t1da so j verjeli.
Toda kaj je pomagalo vse to?
Pa ee hi Sc j posrecilo pridobiti
vse te drobne glavice, &c bi Sc
j posreeilo jih se tako navdu-
siti, bio je prepozno.
Bio je prepozno in S posled-
MIN posmehom, ko je sprevi-
della yes brezup, sc je predala
pod svojim vodilom "saj je vse-
eno' poslednji ljubezni. Prvic
! zdaj je cutila, da j samo TAXA
ljubezen lahko zamori kljuvajo-
&c srce. In ona je hotela ubiti v
sebi tisto, kar je kljuvalo v
njej, kar je, kricalo, kar je opo-
minjalo. Oklenila Sc je te lju-
bezni tisto strastjo, XII lahko
cloveka povede do lastnega po-
gina. In ona, ona je hotela =.
poginiti. Zares, samo Sc pogi-
niti. Vedela je, da ziveti nj mo-
goce. Imela je pravico, da je S
seboj pocela, kar je hotela in
dokler Sc je njen "saj je vse-
emo" nanasal samo nanjo, je BIZ
10 prav. Toda kaksno pravico je
! imela zaplesti v mrezo tega "saj
je vseeno" tudi yes slovenski
narod, vso .slovensko domovi-
no?
Zares, samo poginiti Sc, to je
vse.
Vse doslej preko tiste cvet-
ne nedelje 1941 leta pa do kon-
ca njenega zivljenja je bila ka-
> kor ena sama blodnja. Nenado-
ma je pobegnila ma stajersko,
domov, kakor hi hotela "a ve-
komaj zabrisati il svojega ST.
ca kraje, XII so jo privedli mai
| pref do njenega "saj je vseeno'
in cd tod dalje, da je izdala svo-
jo domovino. V novih krajih je
> skusala najti mir svojemu sr-
Gu. Toda donna nj bilo mic bolje.
Tam je memo srce v ocetovem
spoznanju, XII je zabredel Sc die
: kakor ona, pa zdaj nj mogel nj
> kamor, naslo samo Sc prenkej-
s, razocaranje.
sele zdaj Sc il je docela razo,
delo, sele ko je zacela teci prva
kri in ko je ia kri cedalje boil
narascala najprej v potok in IL
potoka v reko. Tam zadaj mad
i. Mariborom pa Sc je dvigalo ze
leno Pohorje, nairno in mogo3.
= no. Tam je stalo in tam SO Sc
2 zbirali otroci svobode, XII Misc
} nikdar klonili in Sc prepustil
z varlj jivemu in umazanemu "sa.
2 je vseeno'. In tisto Pohorje, ka'
= NOR Sc je vsak dan upiralo Ear
ko solnce, kjer so gozdovi veko
i maj sumeli, je neprestano xii
. Gallo. Klicalo je tudi Anico il
: kakor bi il hotelo vsak dan zno
} va dopovedati:
"Ne veruj, sal nj res, da b
bilo yseeno. Zbrisi preteklost
pozabi grde in grenke dni. tt
pri mas ne poznamo brezkrajn jnt
poti sal je vseeno', tn pozname
samo emo pot: dale, V svobo
do"
Takrat Sc je Anica dvignila
Dvignila proti Pohorju.
Toda Pohorja nj nikdar dose
gla. ...,s
Svoj greh pa je vendarle po
pravila. Ko je stala pred puska
mi, Sc je kljub vsemu nasmeh
nila. Bila ie srecna. Cutila Sc j
srecno, ko je smela vsaj umret
> "a tisto domovino, XII jo je bili
izdala. Vsaj umrla je lahko "a
njo, ako MO, ko DO osvoboje
: ma na hi srnela ziVnfi In kaCIs1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-29
pNA BRINGS IN 8,
 FLIES 22TO WEST

Pacific Northern Airlines yester- day flew the following passengers to and from Juneau with Captain Matty Springer, First Officer Frank Mullens, and Stewardess Louise Leitner:
 From Anchorage: z. G. Kessinger, Mary Joe Boecker, Col $. o. l.. Robinson, Sgt. John B. Moon, Roy Cockston, Walter P Sahrpe, Cliff ford Arness, Earl Forsythe.
 To Anchorage: George Rogers, A. Barthold, Mrs M Anderson, Chris Olson, John Wood, Frank Evans, Bessie Evans, John Bejoul, O. J. Hanson, A. Toliver, MT and Mrs. M. Winslow, T. Glass, G. Brain, J. Stallhammer, B. McCon- nell, G. Butt, D. Taylor, w. Bickle, c. A. Green. Ed Noecker; to Ko- diak: Marjorie McCean.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-29
''F0R WHOM THE : BELL TOLLS" H
 AT 10TH CENTURY

For Whom the Bell Tolls in ltechnicolor is brought back to Ju- neau at popular prices and will be on the screen again at the goth Century Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman are co-starred.
 The love story of Robert Jordan and Maria-the three days and nights in which a lifetime was lived set against the background of the Spanish Revolution, is said to rank in tenderness and passion with the greatest romances ever filmed.
 Filmed in magnificent Techni- color, For Whom the Bell Tolls is primarily the story Of the Amer ican dynamiter, Robert Jordan, and the Spanish girl, Maria, victim of the Revolutions barbarism.
 It is Jordan's job to blow up a strategically placed bridge, which, if properly timed and executed, will aid the Loyalists in stemming the Fascists' advance. To accomplish this, Jordan enlists the cooperation of guerrilla band led by Pablo, played by Akim Tamiroff and Pi- lar, his wife, famous Greek act ress. It is with the guerilla band that Jordan finds the crop-headed Maria.
 Besides the stars, others who con- tribute to the greatness of the pro- duction are Arturo de Cordova, Joseph Calleia, Vladimir Sokoloff, Mikhail Rasumny, Fortunio Bona nova, Eric Feldary, Victor Varconi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-29
FILM WEEKEND ATThE WALDO0F'
 IS CApIT0L'5 BIll

Check in at the worlds most fa- nous luxury hotel, and with an all- star cast, you have Week End at the Waldorf" an exciting romantic comedy drama, packed with thrills and intrigue.
 The film stars Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner, Walter Pigeon and Van Johnson, with Edward Arnold, Robert Benchley, Phyllis Thaxter, Keenan Wynn, Lima Romay and Xavier Cugat and his orchestra.
 It relates, primarily, the stories of four persons: a glamorous, but lonely Hollywood star who has ev- erything she wants-except love; a weary war correspondent relaxing few days from the rigors of the battlefield, and an Army ace about to undergo a major operation which he may not survive.
 Miss Rogers, as the movie star, meets Pigeon, the correspondent, under hilarious circumstances, mis- taking him, indeed, for jewell thief boy friend of her maid. At the same time the flier, wishing to make his will, finds in the steno- grapher, portrayed by Miss Turner, his one hope to live.
 Around these four is built, in most clever fashion, a tale of in- trigue involving Edward Arnold as shady operator in oil who is try ing to swing a deal involving mil lions of dollars and a visiting Bey potentate from the Near East. It is the shady operator who almost blasts the romance between the stenographer and the flier,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-29
PLEASED PRISONER

CHICAGO = Leo J. Pondelick, 7l-year-old part owner of tool and die plant, contends he is le- gally entitled to serve out his six months sentence in Cook county jail's alimony row.
 We get meat in jail" he told Su- perior Judge John A. Sbarbaro, who offered him freedom for a promise to pay S250 monthly for support of his wife and son, Leo, Jr., 19.
 They treat me better in jail than out" Pondelick added. I'm the oldest prisoner in alimony row and everybody is especially nice to me"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-29
CUB SCOUTS WILL MEET M0NDAY;T0
 BE IN 4TH PARADE

Juneau's Cub Scouts are to meet at the Evergreen Bowl at 6:30 o'clock Monday evening for a soft ball game and to make preparations for the Fourth of July parade. The Cub Scouts will parade just ahead of the Rotary float in the parade, as plans are now set, since the Ro- tarians are the sponsoring organ ization for the Cub Pack.
 Committeeman Jack Burford, Joe Mclean and Dick Burns, and Cub Master Bob Treat have been busy the past week making final ar engagements for registration. The shoulder patch in blue and gold with the word Juneau on it is now obtainable, for a dime apiece at the Boy Scout headquarters.
 If any Cubs are not yet regis tered, they may do so at any time between now and September, when the winter program will get under day. Summer plans call for fre- quent soft ball games, some field days to enable every Cub to get in all of his jumping. running, etc., advancements. and some of the dens are functioning as hike groups with their den mothers.
 The next big thing in clubbing right now is the parade every cubber ought to have his uniform pressed, his shoes shined, and all his awards sewed on.
 
 LET YOUR money earn four percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-29

LET YOUR money earn four percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor poration demand notes. (295-tD
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
z PRAHY DO
AMERIKY.

Minulou sobotu, 7. prosince
" 10 hodin dopol. odletela le-
tadlem z Prahy p1. Anezka
Jandova a pristala v New Yor-
ku v IL hodin vecer v nedeli.
Leteli do Kanady a pax do
New Yorku. Cestovani letad-
lem Sc j libilo, byla zdrava,
obsluha vzorna. Let pres mo-
re trval pouhych 10 hodin.
Jmenovana pf. Jandova, 81
roku stara, bydlfvala v Balti-
more a pred 80 roxy Sc MAMIE
lem vratili do stare vlasti.
Nyn1 Dude zfti u sve dcery,
p1. Ottilie Heine, ktera vlastnl
grocernf obchod v 700 bloku
Port ST. Take je svakrovou
krajana p. Eduardo Jandy, I'll
Milton Avenue.
PAM Anezce Jandove preje-
pTfjemny pobyt mezi nami
a ver1me, re pc prestalych va
lecnych a povalecnych svlze-
lech sc Dude c1titi opet stast-
nou v zaslibene zemi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
MiStnl ZprdVy.
Mia NAVSTEVA:

Minuly patek zavftali do ma
81 tiskarny pf. Lillian Klecka,
p. a p1. Frank a Marie Klecka
a privedli sebou mile hosty p.
a p1. Oskara a Ellu Ryman z
Chicago. Manzel6 Rymanovi
jsou nynf n~avstevou u stryce
Franka Klecky, 2516 E. Madi-
son st. Vracejf sc z cesty pc
Europe, kde %navstfvili svedsko,
rodiste p. Rymana. PAM Ry-
manova Sc pod1vala letadlem
do Ceskoslovenska, kde navstl-
villa pTfbuzn6 Krone Prahy
podfvala Sc do Pfsku, PINE,
Marianskych a Frantiskovych
Laznf a do Karlovych VarG. V
Ceskoslovensku Sc il lfbilo.
Manzele Ryman podniknou
jeSte autem cestu do Kanady a
pax pojedou domu do Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13

sebevrazednou politiku flor
the sake of future profits, a.
no, pro osobn1 a korporacn1
zisk a cert at 81 vezme ty sla-
be! Kdo never1, at 81 precte
" 1tern1m "Sunu'' vynatky S
pfednasky, kterou mel v Art
Museum prof. Karl Brant re
Stanford university v pondelf
vecer, dine 9. prosince 1916 =
sotva rok cd porazky Nemec-
ka. To mluvf "a cele svazky
knih!
Zaverem lie r1ci, re podaTilo-
Ii Sc nam vybudovati organi-
saci ktera sc tax skvele osved-
ella, nemame-li Sc sproneveriti
vsemu tomu, CO jsme v Balti-
more vybudovali, mus1me uci-
niti vse CO je v nasich silach a.
bychom pr1stfm rokem pTived-
Ii opetne Sdruzen1 Ceskoslo-
venskych Spolk1 pouzit1m
vsech prosteTdk6 ktere name
k disposici, k zdarnemu roz-
voji, a tax k trvalemu zabez-
pecen1 naseho spolecenskeho
a narodn1ho zivota. Pamatuj-
me, re pracf We Sdruzeni =
|PRACUJEME PRO SEBE a ma
SVEN, a re kazda zmena We
svetove situaci, hlavne navrat
k pTedvalecnemu statu quo,
promftne sc take mezi nami a
naTikame-li dnes, re mas spoil
kovy zivot upada, jak Dude
potion, budeme-li rozdrobeni,
bez strediska, bez silly a beZ
moci?
PTemyslejme a Tidme Sc We
vsem jen hledisky zachovati
co nejvfce pro mas a pro nase
dftky, a pTicinme Sc a posta-
refine sc We schGz1ch nas1ch
|spolk1, ably zvolen1m a Q roz-
|voj naseho narodnlho zivota
zaslouzilym zastupcdm, Sdru.
|zenf Ceskoslovenskych Spolkt
lse stale ohniskem cinorode ma
rodnf prace, zdravych rozho.
WORT v radostnem prostfed1 {
zakladnou prospesne narodn
a spolecenske prace, teslci 81
obdivu vseho baltimorskehC
Iobcanstya.
Rev. Jos. M. Vondracek
dop. SCSS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
HORNICKA STAVKA
SKONCENA.

Minulou sobotu We 2:45 Cd
pol. bylo oznameno ma rozhla-
Sc, re John l.. Lewis naf1dil
stavkujicfm horn1kdm, by "a
nechali stavky a vratili Sc ne
prodlene do prace.
Toto naT1zen1 bylo obsaze-
no v dopise, adresovanemu u
Mi spojenych horn1kd. Lewis
Jim vyslovil dix "a vytrvanl v
sedmnactidenni stavce. OdG-
vodnoval odvolan1 stavky pou-
kazem ma sve vlastn1 rozhod-
mutt. Zd11raznil, re jeho mari
zenf ma platnost do konce bfe,
Una, kdy Unie opetne pfedlozi
sve pozadavky o 1prave mzdy
a O novou smlouvu. Zarovef
dodal, re chce ponechati Nej'
vyssimu soudu dosti casu k ro7
hodnuti cele pre- a znovu zdd'
raznil, re pozadavky, jez O
znamil 20. listopadu, zGstavaj
nedotceny. Lewis Sc domnlva
re Nejvyssf soud by nemohl ny
nj dospeti k rychlemu a Tadne
lmu rozhodnutf, vzhledem !
povsechnemu smyslenf vefeJ
nosti a tisku.
Veskera vladnf naT1zen1 O
hledne "Brownout", omezen
ma zeleznicfch a postovn1 do
pravy balfck1 byla odvolana
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Europa" Sc potopila
" lie Havre.

Znama nemecka LODI euro
pa, pfejmenovana Francouzi
ma "Liberte" sc utrhla 9. pro
since pTi smrsti z kotev v pf1-
stavu lie Havre a byla vrzena
vlnobitfm ma pT1stavn1 hraz,
kde il byla zpdsobena velka
trhlina. LODI, predvalecna py-
cha nemecke paroplavby, sc
potopila a JEFF pT1d trc1 z hlu-
biny. Nikdo nepfisel pfi. ne
Ihode O zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
DOPIS.
Hollywood, Calf.
9 prosince 1916.


'Ctena redakce TELEGRAPH!
PTedem dekujeme "a SPRAY
ne zas1lan1 Vaseho casopisu
"Telegraf" Sc kterym Sc vzdy
potes1me neb jsme jiz zde te-
meT 20 let. "Telegraf" dopo-
rucujeme vsem Cechoamerica-
MIN v Baltimore a okoli = by
81 jej objednali a cetli. Bee
VAST podpory Telegraph" Vas
csl. zivot v Marylandu seslab-
ne. Zdar vsem jeho ctenardm.
Uplynule leto jsme Sc velice
S Vami pobavili V Baltimore a
okoli a budeme mfti mile vzpo-
mfnky ma dlouhy cas- ma Vas
vsechny jak v Baltimore, An
napolis, Curtis Bay, Belcamp
a jinde. Abych nikoho nevy-
nechal = nebudu zadneho o.
sobne jmenovati. Jeste jednou
sredcny dix a budeme Yam
dluzn1ky. A al Wy 81 k nam
zajedete do K~alifornie, tax Sc
k nam Haste. Zaroven Sc te-
SINE, re Sc S mnohymi shleda-
me O Sok. Sletu v Praze roku
1913.
Pr nasi navsteve v Balti-
more nekolikrate jsme zavitali
do Sokolovny, ktera by Sc me
la vice pouzfvati. 10, tn kdy-
bychom mohli miti zde v Los
Angeles. No, snad sc toho ia
Ike dockame.
Mate krasny Cesky Narodni
hTbitov a spokojeni jsou ii,
kterf tam odpocfvaj1. Videl
|jsem ma nekolika mlstech ma
klonene pomn1ky. ia sam
Ijsem pres tyden delal opravy
kamen1 ma hrobech mych ro-
dict.
Posledne vzpomfnam budo.
WI Ces. Svob .skoly Aug. Her.
mana, kolebku nasi mladeze
Jsme tomu velmi povdecni, re
~baltimorsk6 narodnf spolky Wy.
drzovaly a vydrzuji ceskou
skolu, kde jsme-co um1me-
cesky Sc naucili. Proto dnes "a.
shame eek ma $4,000 mas malJ
darek a zadame p, redaktors
A. Cihlafe, by tento darek ne
spravne m1sto odevzdal.
Ceska skola nikdy nezahyne
dostane-li Sc il DART a podpo
Try. Doufejme, re i nasi kama
radi pTatele a znami cas- cd ca
SUI ma skolu prispejf.
Ty nase zname, ktere jsm'
"a naseho pobytu u Vas nena
vstfvili prosime by nam promi
null.
Jeste jednou vsem dekuje
me a zdrav1me Vas,
Marie a Frank J. R1ha
358 N. Ridgewood Plac,
Hollywood : 4, California
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Delegat Ceskoslovenskeho
Cerveneho KTize We
Cn0iouXrb C+S%o~h

Cerveneho KFfze We
Spojenych Statech
1890 Broadway
New York = 10, N. Y.
Dne 20. listopadu 1916.
Administered tydennfku
v Baltimore, Nc
Vazenf panove,
prostTednictv1m p. consular
nfho jednatele p. V. ]. Primu-
sc jsem obdrzel Vas SEX ma
$500, kterouzto castku Vast
ctenari venovali ceskosloven-
skym sirotk6m. Dekujeme VAN
srdecne "a usporadan1 rdznych
SHREK, jejichz vysledek je tax
uspokojivy.
Zarfdfme u 1stTedf Csl. Ger
veneho KT1ze V Praze, ably pc
n6z bylo pouzito poole prani
darcd a prosime Vas, abyste
Jim tlumocili upTfmne dfky.
S krajanskym pozdravem,
DR.. Jan Papanek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Tomas Capek DOLL Sc IS let.

Tomas Capek z Jackson Hts,
Y, spisovatel a historik csl.
Ameriky, jenz svou vlastnl
zkusenostf poznal 1del cesko-
americkeho novinare, DOLL Sc
6. prosince krasneho veku IS
let. Je to vyroc1, ktereho jis-
te 81 povsimne kazdy nasinec,
jenz ma porozumeni pro kul-
turnf snazen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Csl. vagonky docilily vyrobni'
no rekordu.

Praha (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venske vagonky postavily lis
topadu O 383 vagon1 Gill o 80
procent vice nez cinil vyrobni
pTedpoklad ma tento mesfc.
.Celkovy pocet vagon1 vyrobe-
v listopadu je 1878.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13

Columbia BroaQcasting
System, Inc.
485 Madison Avenue
New York : 22, N. Y.
December 4th, 1916.
Mr.. Charles F. Senger, Sr.
1901 Forest View Avenue
Cor. Marluth Avenue
Baltimore = 6, Md.
Dear Mr. Senger:-
| have your kind letter of
December LIST about our Gee
choslovak broadcast. We are
happy that you and your pa
rents enjoy them. In fact we
have many American Czechs
and Slovak who do listen to
our Czechoslovak broadcast
regularly.
Regarding your request, l
want to point out that you may
hear our Czechoslovak broad
casts daily since we broadcast
every day in the following
schedule:
1880 A. M. (EST) Czech
Commentary.
2:45 P. M. (EST) Czech
News.
800 $3.50 P. M. (EST)
Czech variety half hour.
The first two broadcasts O.
riginate directly with our staff
while the following half hour
Czech show is American Off
cial broadcast conducted by
the u. S. State Departments
Cultural Service (OIC).
/ trust that you will be from
now on our regular listeners
and will like our Czech broad
casts. Please send us occa-
sionally reports how do you
hear us and what you would
like to hear.
Once again, thanks for your
kind letter.
Yours truly,
L. III. Vydra
Chief of the CHS
Czechoslovak Section
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
SOkOlOyne.

Opatrte 81 l1stky a zajisteni
mist u stol1 v tiskarne br. F. j,
Hejneho, 1922 Ashland Ave.
aneb v pondelf vecer V Soko-
lovne u br. Edy Sticky. Phi
hlasky ma reservace Sc pfiJl-
mali do 16. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13

" pondsIi, %. prosince v
? hodin vecer Dude D t k q
Mikulasska Nadilka pro deti
navst9vuiicf cvicen1 Sokolov-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
SOkOisky V6stn1k.
VYSTAVA
SOKOLA.

I'VE OONOAAe
New York (CTK) = We sire
du, 4. prosince vecer byla O.
%tevfena budove newyorskeho
Sokola ma II. vych. I'll. velmi
zaj1mava exhibice newyorsk6
telocvicne jednoty Sokol. W.
stava byla uspoTadana u prile-
zitosti SO. vyrocf otevrenf bu-
dovy Sokola a soucasne 70. W.
roc1 zalozen1 newyorsk6ho So
kola. Vedouc1m motivem wy
stavovateld byla snaha zachy-
tit cinnost a p6soben1 Sokola
"a posledn1ch temer osm desc
tilet1 a je nutno konstatovat,ze
tato snaha sokolskych cinovnl-
XII byla korunovana plnym
zdarem. Stacf i pouha letma
prohl1dka vystavenych sokol-
skych pamatek, ably 81 kazdy
navstevn1k uvedomil, co INA
menala v historic tTf krajan-
skych generacf v newyorske
sokolske oblasti obetava prace
nadsenych prGkopn1kd sokol-
ske myslenky nejen ma poll te-
lovychovy, ale vydatnou me-
rou i ma poll kulturn1m a osve-
tovem. Sokolska vystava vel
mi ladn6 a pTehledne uspora-
dana br. arch. Frankem Ry-
sankem We trech hoTejsfch mist
nostech sokolske budovy zahr-
mule cinnost jednoty cd jejfho
zalozenf r. 1867 az do dnesnf-
no dine. Navstevnfka pTekva-
puje bohatost vystavenych do
kument6 sokolske prace, 1spe-
chi a trofej1, z nichz mezi nej-
cennejs1 patti celonarodnf a.
mericky championat, ktery
pfebornfci newyorske jednoty
z1skali v r.. 1909 a 1910. Br.
JOS. Gregor, starosta zupy, KITE
ry Sc zucastnil zahajenf VISTA
Ivy, byl jednfm z pTebornfk1>
| tohoto v1tezneho sokolskeho
druzstva.
. Pred otevrenfm vystavy, ma
kterou Sc dostavil csl. velvysla-
, nec DIR. Juraj Slavik, starosta
newyorsk6 jednoty br. Karel
Hnlz promluvil o dcelu pora-
dane vystavy a upozornil, re
. to byla hlavne pr1tomnost csl.
delegace ma zasedan1 Spoje-
nych narodG,jez byla d1vodem
TX tomu, ably tato exhibice byla
uspofadana v techto dnech.
-IBylo snahou ~newyorske jednot
ky upozornit touto vystavkou
pf1tomne vladnf cinitel6 z Ces-
koslovenska ma vyznam sokol-
lske prace v Americe, protoze
e podobnou bohatou telovychov-
: nou a kulturn1 cinnostf Sc mo-
/ hou vykazat pTevaznou v6tsi-
nou vsechny ceske i slovenske
sokolske jednoty pc Spojenych
lStatech.
Pc prohl1dce vystavy ocenil
vfelymi slovy velvyslanec Sla-
: vik plodnou a b~lahodarnou
praci Sokola jak v New Yorku
tax pc cele krajanske Americe
: a pod6koval newyorskym bra
trim a zejm6na hlavnfmu po-
1Tadateli vystavy br. Franku
RySankovi "a obetavou praci,
kterou tax vZorne vykonal.
s Velvyslanec Slavik navstfvil
vIpo te t6locvicnu a promluvil k
sesterskemu druzstvu, We KITE
rem svorne cvicf jak ceske tax
Iii slovenske Sokolky.
HIllIIIIIllu IIIIlIIIiIllu uIIlIIIIIIIIIuI
Bezcelnost darkovych balickI
prodlouzena do konce r. 1947.
III New York (CTK) = Dodat-
j. ken k drive uveTejnenym zpra
Y Ivan O bezcelnosti pomocnych
l. balfck1 do Ceskoslovenska do
} sla z csl. velvyslanectvi We Wa
il shingtone cd ministerstva "a
h%ranicn1ch vec1 tato telegrafic-
y ka zprava:
& "Bezcelnost darkovych ba-
K lickH do Ceskoslovenska byla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13

" nedeli, 20. prosince We
3 hodiny odpoledne d1tky Sva-
tovaclavske Skoly poradaj1
christmas Entertainment
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Dvoje narozeniny " rodine
ROOSEVELT.

P1. James Rooseveltova, man.
.zelka nejstars1ho syna zesnu-
l6ho- p~residenta F. D. Roose-
|velta povila 8. ~prosince 912 Ii
berniho chlapecka. Je to je-
.jich druhe dfte, a pojmenovali
.je Michael Anthony.
Den pred tim Sc narodila v
Pasadena manzelce Johna
|Roosevelta dceruska, kterou
pojmenovali pc babicce Sara
lDelano. John je nejmladslm
Isynem F. D. Roosevelta a ma
liz chlapce a dcerusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
DOPIS.

Otiskujeme dopis, ktery OBJ
drzel p. Charles F. Senger, ST.,
cd Columbia Broadcasting Sy-
stemu. Jedna Sc O kratkovlnne
vysilanf Ceskoslovenskych pro-
grant do Evropy a JIM Anne
riky a mGzete je zachytiti ma
vlnach 10 metrn neb'25 metr1,
t6z ma 31.7 metrG a 40 metrU.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

Nine. Alexander loudon,
wife of the Netherlands Am
bossodor, accepts the gifts
from So,oh Lou Hurst OF
Tokomo Park and Diono
Dobyns OF Bethesda.
Star Staff and REM Photos.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27

vsakogar, ki je zatiral ljudstvo.
Vizjak je vrsil svojo funkcijo 3
spolno zavestjo il sovraStva do
vsega, kar prihaja cd ljudstva.
lRoesener je stal ma celu vsemu
ioborozenemu nacistiSnemu apa-
Eratu, Xxi je vrsil mnozicna ubija-
MIA in streljanja talcev, zverin-
ska mucenja in prisilna izselje-
vanja. Hacin je bill krvnik in ubi-
.jalec zavednih Slovencev "a casa
:okupatorjevega terorja in we'd
no sluzil oninn, XII so, stall svoje-
4mu narodu ma vratu. Svoje iva
jamie je zakljueil besedami
|Kurnikove matere, XII tolmaci
Imisli in zelje vsega slovenskega
Enaroda, junaske matere pad1ih
junakov, matere padlih partiza-
nov: "Sodite jih prcvi6no!"
(Komec prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27

11taliji je med Srbf ve6 skupin,
Xxi delajo druga pr6ti dfugi IN
Fvsaka bi hotela biti vodilna.
v Neraciji in Italiji hocejo
Ibiti posebno general edini me-
Erodajni cinitelji jugoslovanske
emigracije in prirejajo komedi-
je z "vrhouo komando, " 4vo-
jaskim sodiscem' in podobno.
'zavezniki pa "a vse to vedo
lin 81 razlagajo, da Sc "a tenn
|skrivajo (nase) teznje po voja-
Ski diktaturi, XII maj bi zamenja-
lar deco, ko bi mogla. Toda "a
|spremembo barve diktature no.
|cejo zavezniki dati niti prebite
pare. Mi vemigraciji moreno po-
|iticno zelo malo storiti in tudi
|zelo malo pomenimo :. =. Moro
sem verJel, da Je JugoslavlJa "a
zapadne zaveznike toliko zani-
Emiva, da je ne bodo prepustili
Titu Pc sedanjih porocilih
je jasno, da je v kabinetih jugo-
| [slovanska zadeva zakljucena.
Ostali bono. bell Rusi"
"Vecina komentatorjev Ia
padnega tiska je. bilo glede ma
volitve v JugoslaviI ugodnih "a
'Tita. Tudi stahsce angleske par
lamentarne misije, XII je priso-
stvoxala voitvana v Jugoslaviji,
je ugodno "a Tita in neprijatelj-
sko do opozicije. Bolj ko kdaj
pref, je zdaj verjetno, da bono
ostali stalni enigranti =. Kar
Sc tice DIR. Maeka L. je velik
adult jugoslovanske demokraci-
je ker ne della vprasanja o