davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08

Albert Heritage, and the lattef's
brother. Carey s. Gerald who
have just received honorable
discharges from the service. Mr..
Heritage held the rank Of chic.
petty officer in the navy; and
Mr.. Gerald that Of sergeant IN
the army. Mr.. and Mrs. Heritage
small daughter, Cynthia. who has
heen quite i'll for the past week
or more is now on the road to
recovery.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Hutmaker viii be interested 70
learn that they moved Tuesanw
to the new home that they re-
Gently purchased at Grand Bay.
Ala, whence they viii commute
to Pascagoala.
George NJ. Harrison returned
Monday from jackson to which
he motored Sunday in connde-
ton with American Legion in
teiests IN bills to come before the
Mississippi legislature.
Monday marked the departure
Of Mrs. J. f. Scott for her home
at Lexington, KY, after a visit Of
a DAYS with her daughter, Mrs.
Raymond r. King and Mr.. King.
While here Mrs. Scott was ac4
corded a number Of social cour-
tesies in the form Of dinners and
parties.
DR.. r. o. Cole is flying to Chi
eago. Sunday, Feb. 10, to attend
the Winter Dental Clinic.
lie will return Feb. Is.
Next weeks social calendar
contains a dance to be given by
the paseagoula Fire COMPANY at
the hall on Delmas avenue, We'd
nesday evening, Feb. l3, from
300 to 1900 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Bling
aam ef i10l East Taft avenue left
Wednesday for a visit of a few
days in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Desc
nor, farmer resident OF Pasea-
goula, were over from New Or
leans for a visit of a few days
this week with Dr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Martin.
The Catholic School League
will entertain the children Of
the Our Lady of Victories school
at a party at the close of the
days study Thursday, February
Il, at the school. A wide va
riety OF entertainment is being
planned for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Guest, Jr.,
had as their guests for a few
days the first part Of this week
Captain and Mrs. D.. S. Pruitt of
West Palm Beach, Fla, and Ya-
kima, Wash. Captain Pruitt, who
is on terminal leave from the u.
S. Army, and Mrs. 'Prtitt were
en- route to Florida from Yakima.
Captain pruitt and Mr.. Guest arc
cid friends, having been room.
mates at Auburn University and
Captain Pruitt was also employed
at the ingalls, yard here for a
few months before the war.
The eleetron is believed to have
a diameter ~ me tW~enfV-fiVe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08

The eleetron is believed TO have
a diameter Of one twenty-five
trillionth of an inch.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
ON THE GRAPEVINE:

Labor observers are closely
studying the results of the re-
cent regular elections of. Off
GERS >Of the Chicago Federation
of Labor.
The most significant of the
election results was the victory
of William A. Lee, president of
the Bakery Drivers union, To-
cal 1874, for the important post
of vice-president of the Chicago
Federation of Labor. Lee de-
feated Anton Johannsen, incum-
bent, by the overwhelming vote
of 433 to 154. JOhannsen, of
Carpenters local 1867, had held
the position of GIL vice-presi-
dent for IL years, and of late
had been the virtual head of
the federation due to the Illness
of John Fitzpatrick, president
of the Chicago federation for 81
years.
While Lee emphasized i'm his
campaign and post election
statement that he was repre-
senting those who want
young, active and aggressive"
leadership, referring undoubted-
ly to the fact that Johannscn
had grown grey in service in
the labor movement, many feel
that much more was at issue
than age or 'vigor'.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06

months of the current fiscal year than in the
entire preceding IL months according TO George
A. Eastwood president. Net profit was $9,7O0OO0
in the six months ended April 81, 1916, compared
with $9172 900 in the fiscal year ended, last DC
tober.
The clearinghouse workers (CIO) who have
been laid off by the thousands in the packers
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
Pepper to
speak at
SIuv rally

Senator Claude Pepper, noted
Florida liberal, will speak at the
American Slav Congress- All-Slav
Day Rally at Pilsen Park on July
z, it was announced here this
week.
Main speaker at the gigantic
affairs ponsored by the Midwest
Division of the Congress, Sena
tor Pepper is making a special
trip here for his second appear
ance at a Slav rally.
Leo Krzycki, national president
of the Congress described Pep
per as 1.-The one man who is more
closely related to and most cou-
rageously promulgates the pro
gram of Franklin Delano Roose-
welt"
Prelude to the Third Ameri-
can Slav Congress which will be
held in New York, Sept, 20-22,
where delegates from Poland, the
Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Bull,
G aria, Czechoslovakia, Canada
and Latin America will attend,
the rally includes concert pro-
grams by the Russian-American
chorus and other noted speakers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06

William L. McFetridge, Inter-
national President of the Build
ing Service Employees union,
power i'm the Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor, and closely tied
up with Mayor Kelly and the
Democratic Party, is generally
credited with Lees nomination
and election.
Johannsen has been generally
regarded as progressive i'm the
labor picture. But he is not an
integral part of the Kelly wing
among organized labor and has
been quite frank of late i'm as
sorting his political independ-
ence.
Bearing I'm mind Truman's de-
parture from FDR's program,
and bordering the problems of
the approaching 1916 autumn
elections and particularly the
Chicago municipal elections
next spring in which Mayor
Kelly may have the toughest
battle of his career, the election
of Lee to leadership i'm the Chi
cagO federation is giving local
politic0s and labor leaders fa-
vOring more independent poIiti-
cal action plenty of food for
thought.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
Towers loses
local election

Albert Towers, president of
the Chicago Industrial Union
Council, CLIO, was defeated last
week as president of his own
union, Local IS of the U nj d
Steelworkers.
The new president, Ed Brze-
Zinski, ran on a program sup
porting the statement of policy
and decisions of the recent ma
tional convention of the steel
union. Brzezinski and the slate
running with him, most of whom
were elected, emphasized opposi-
ton to Red-baiting and Negro
batting.
Local 65 is the largest steel
workers local in Chicago, rep
resenting the workers of the
South Works of the Carnegie
Illinois Steel Corporation.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
ORIGIN OF THE SPEcIES?.

James Petro president of the American
sclans ALL ready to face the Judge
Walter LaBuy Chicago charges by Department
of Justice under the antilabor Act
1t growing against the Chi
eago radio station WAAF, of May 2Sth.
We wonder how Matthew Wo president
OF the ALL feels about it. The u S. Attorney handling prosecu
ton against the ALL musicians union other
Wol son of Matthew One teraryinded ALL
to poetic justice. Perhaps
development
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
TESTIMONIAL OF SUPPORT:

The testimonial dinner given
i'm honor of Joseph MattsOn, re-
gional UAW-CIO director, at the
SouthmOor Hotel last Thursday
was more than just another din
ner.
1t became test of rank and
file support for Mattson's poll
cieS and administration i'm face
of the attacks levelled against
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06

him and Paul Russo, his assist
ant, by a group who still want
to settle scores after the last
JAW national convention.
If MattsOn's support is to be
judged by the attendance and
spirit at the banquet he's made
important advances i'm cOnsOlt-
datingS his position.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
VIOLATOR

Illusions that OPA violators
are always small chisellers, ra-
Their than big and respectable"
business outfits were punctured
recently by the conviction of the
Kroger grocery chain for mass
violations of price ceilings.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
ANSWERS

1. Andrei Gromyko
2. Equipoise
3. Norman Corwjn
a. Premier Alcide De Casper
5. National Maritime Union
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06

conspiracy against OPA will when they
guaranteed dollar minimum
negotiations for contract scheduled July H.
public will remembers the meatess millions made
big packers chips
of the clearinghouse workers
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
2!;}1;
By pop" DEARBORN
MEATLESS MILLIONS

While front pages headlning the meat famine"
last and neighborood butchers closed their
lack fresh meat startling little story that gave away the
whole show appeared the financial page of the morning
papers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06

2. The ia Gus thoroughbred
pictured above with jockey Son.
ny Workman, ran the mile in
1:34 to set a worlds oval track
record at Chicago's Arlington
Park in 1882, mark that has
yet to be equaled. What's his
nanne2
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

Jedenkrate jsme prijeli do
melbourne, Australia a jake
kazdy namornfk, kdyz Sc do
stane pc tax dlouhe plavbe ma
zem, tax to oslavi, ovsem isou-
Il penlze a kdyz ne, mas Rapi-
tan Ga do. pfedu n6co penez
Ctorsus). I ia byl ten jeden co
oslaVoval tn maticku zemi. Byl
Jsem jak Sc fika V rdGzov6 nala-
lde a jsem isl cesky pc Mel
oournske ulici prozpevoval An
dulko safafova. Lid co byste
nerekli, tn me n6kdo popadl do
naruce a me S takovou radostf
mackal a ke me mluvil cesky:
prltell mily, ami nevis jak isem
rad, re jsem Sc zde seSel S kra-
Janem. Jsem zde jiz dosti dlou-
ny cas-, ale S nasincem jsem Sc
neseSel a ty isl prvnf 20 tax
dlouhem case. On YAM ten clo-
vek radost1 slzel, jak mu byl
ten mas rodny jazyk mily. On
byl krejci, jmeno jeho bylo Vo-
koun a byl cd Unhoste z vesni-
&c. On mi vse platil CO jsem
chtel a jeste yam mi dial pen1ze.
lSkoda re jsme zde nestali dele,
len diva dni a nase LODI odjfzde-
la do Sidney. Rozloucili jsme
Sc opravdu jake bychom byli
diva bratfi. Ma mou pravdu,
kdyz jsem tax jezdil pc tom
svete, tax jsem poznal jak je
clov6ku mia a draha ia jeho
matefska rec. To jsem poznal
neJlepe sam. Ma mou pravdu,
re slyseti ceske slovo V dalnem
kraji mi cloveku v usfch jak
rajska hudba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Slovanska hraze prot Nsmec-
ku Sc utvari We stredni a
vychodni Europe.

Praha. - We Stredn1 a W.
chodni Europe tvoTi Sc polite
ky a hospodaTsky biloxi slovan-
skych narodG, seskupenych ko-
lem Sov6tsk6ho svazu. Tv1rci
bloku prohlasili v techto dnech,
re jeho Gle jsou zcela mfrumi-
]ovne a re jeho hlavnfm ucelem
Dude, ably byl hrazi prot wiki
Senemu N6mecku.
Ceskoslovensky president dir.
Edward BeneS upOZornil pred
nedavnem, re nemecky pro-
blem vyvstane znovu behem pc
tt nebo Sesti let a Dude Sc primo
tykati Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky. DR.. BeneS zdGraznil, re
slovansky biloxi je zasvecen my
Silence miru a pOukazal ma tes-
ne svazky Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky Sc S~ov6tskym svazem.
Kdyby byly drive existovaly,
pravil, nemuselo dojiti k Mini
chovu a druhe svetove valce.
Neshody O pohranicnf 1zemi
mezi Polskem a Ceskosloven-
venskem jsou dosud prekazkou
stojlc1 V cest6 dobudovani slo-
vanskehO bloku, k nemuz byly
,polozeny zaklady v prosinci v
1913 pr pOdepsanf smlouvy
pfatelStVl a VZaiemne pOmOci
SovetskehO svazu S Ceskoslo-
venskem. Biloxi Sc ~rozS1Til, kdyz
marsal Tito n~avstlvil letos v
breznu VarSavu a Prahu. Jul
goslavie uzavTela S Polskem
smlouvu, podobnou ceskoslo-
vensko-sov6tske, minuly tyden
V B6lehrade. Bohata uhelna O.
blast TeSinska lie jednou re
spornych otazek ceskosloven-
skO-polskych. Pred nekolika
tydny ministersky predseda
Fierlinger oznamil, re 81 Cesko-
slovensko cin1 naroky ma Klad-
sko, Obsazene polskym vojskem
jez vypuzuje jeho cesk6 obyva-
telstvo. Pratelsk6 vyreseni je-
no sporu by umoznilo tesnejsf
spolupraci mezi obema zeme-
mi.
DR.. BeneS, ktery oznacil slo-
vanskou jednotu "a dosud teo-
retickou myslenku, prohlasiI,
re Dude politickou kulturnl
skutecnoSt1.
"Nasi slovansti odbornfci",
pravil, "musi znovu a znovu wy
svetlovati, CO slovansky biloxi
znamena, protoze pro ostatnf
sv6t je stale jakymsi strasakem,
vytvorenym n6meckou propa-
gandou. V pTfpade move valky
N6mci budou vzdy hotovi k ma
padenf SlovanG. Musfme pro-
to informovati svet O faktech
teto skutecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

davno docfleneho vftezstvf kre-
stanskych sociald pfi volbach.
Kdyz Nemec sc zacfna chovati
dobfe, dejte 81 ma nej pozor.
|cekaji jen ma dobu, kdy odej-
dou okupacn1 armady.
"Nikdy nezapomenou a ne
jsou presvedceni, re prohrali
waikiki. Pc prvnf svetove valce
byli obvinovani generalove, re
to prohrali, tentokrate jsou OBJ
vinovani vedatori, re pry nepri
sli drive S atomovou pumou ne
Eli Spojenci. Nevedf niceho O
koncentracnich taborech. V
mnohych institucfch, dokonce
mezi peel 0 zajatce jsou zaku-
klen1 naciste, ktere ostatnf "a
mestnanci skryvaji.
"Norimbersky soud jest cir
kus a mezinarodni ostuda. Tt,
kterl jsou tn souzeni jsou OBJ
zalovani nescfslne velkym poe
tenn hrobu, zavrazdenych nevi-
natek, matek, starch - a ted
Sc nevinne ptajf = co chcete
cd mas? My jsme jen vykona-
vail pflkazy vlady jakozto prf-
slusne organy. Jiz davno mela
byti tato banda odstrelena.
"Nikoliv znicenfm jejich to-
warren, ale bedlivym pozorova-
MIN a vzdelavanfm move gene
race nOvem duchu NIUE ST
tuace byti napravena. IDA Sc,
muslme jeste cekati ma konec-
ny mir. Franklin D. Roosevelt
fekl: mir nemGze byti jen
americky, mir velkych nebc
malych narod6, ale jest zapo-
tfebi intensivn1 spoluprace pre-
dobro lidstva a vsude pc celem
svete, pax jedine Dude pfivode-
no st6stl, vlra a nadeje."
Oba Tecn1ci zodpov6deli ra-
du zajimavych otazek z rad
posluchacstva. Pc te navrhl
bratr Marsalek, ably ma ukon.
cent sezony byl zaslan dalsi OBJ
nos ma osifele deti v Ceskoslo-
vensku a "a malou chvili bylC
vybrano $4,000. S tfmto OBJ
nosem bylo dovrseno letosnfhc
roku $675.00, ma tento posve-
ceny fond.
Mezi neobycejne pocetnym
shromazdenim bylo mnoho w.
nikaj1clch host1, jak America
nj tax i oficielnich dTednfkG
ceskoslovenskych, mezi nimi5
dluzno jemnovati inz. Havelku
a red. Ehla, kteTf pTijeli ma me.
zinarodnl bavlnaTskou konfe.
renci.
Pc schulz sc rozpredla volna
zabava phi nfz podavano OBJ
~cerstveni, a intervalech Ia.
hral serzant Fred Bloch neko.
Xix vybranych ceskych klavfro-
vych skladeb, a ma konec pred
yadeny br. Hejnalem filmy
poslednf DOLBY.
ROSNER
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

opom1jeno. Neverte propagan-
de namirene proti spolupraci S
Ruskem. Budujeme demokra-
tickou republican, jejfz socialn1
zaklad Dude soumernym S nas1
minulostf. Musfme uvaziti, re
Sc nam vraci pull druheho mi
lionu osob, ktere byly odvlece-
ny ma nucene prace do Nemec-
ka a jinam a re pGl tretlho mi
lionu osob Sc stehuje ven. Ma
misto techto ash pIl druheho
milionu jde z vnitrozemf do po-
hranicf, ktere bylo obyvano
Nemci.
"Praotec Czech mas privedl
do nasi krasne zeme, strategic
ky situovane, a my to nemGze-
me zmenit. Nemame dosti po-
travin - naSe obyvatelstvo ma
jen asi polovici kalorif k vyzive
pri porovnani S americkymi po-
merry. Nemame dosti surovin a
dolarn, "a ktere jest nam po-
trebi kupovati v cizine. Must
me pracovati, setriti, znovuin-
vestovati kapital a zmoderni-
zovati prImysl. Ones nenl pro-
duktivita dobra, protoze nas1
Tide jsou unaveni, trpi podvy-
zivou, coz jest Fly nasledek
valky. Ale jiz Sc to lepsi nebot
v loni byla vyrobnl kapacita
AS %, kdezto dnes jest jiz 6O%.
Nase skoly, vcetne vysokych u
|cilist, byly otevreny 6 tydnd pc
ukoncenl valky, coz jest jedi
necne. Kdyz O vanoc1ch byl
nedostatek uhli, tn studentstvo
a ucitele sli kopat - organize
vail uhelne brigady, ably ulevili
situaci. Name discipline a bu-
dujeme jednotvornou frontu o.
byvatelstva. Mas president Be-
mes jest pojftkem mezi Vycho-
dem a Zapadem. Una a citf
nasi strategickou posici - cha
pc minulost ale i budocunost.
Mas lid jest optimisticky - jest
kriticky, ale miluje svoji zemi,
jest-sporadany a sporivy. Bee
pfetvarky a zastfrani fakt NH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

zeme smele T1ci, re name pocit
jistoty. Ucinili jsme pokrok a
mnohe pfedpoklady jsou usku-
tecnovany, mnohe nadeje spl-
novany. Nemame Sc echo oba-
vati a pohlfzfme budoucnosti
smele vstric."
Pc vyslanci Hancovi promlu-
vii DIR. Weisskopf, ktery vyslo-
vii radost mad SWIM navratem.
Jakozto lekarsky 1rednfk
UNRRY byl poveTen pomoci
tenn, kterf toho nejvfce potre-
bovali. Tato prace nemnze nj
kdy byti pine ocenena. UNRRA
Jest stastnym experimentem.
At narodG v nj organizovanych
tvof1 v pravem smyslu slova
Zazraky.
"Videl jsem Nemecko, ale Ii
TUT, re muslin rfci, re dnes -
jeden rok pc dni V1tezstv1 jsme
daleko cd mfru. Spatril jsem
Y Bavorsku mesta a vesnice L.
pine rozbite, ale nemohl jsem
Sc z toho teSiti pTi pomyslenf
ma jine rozbite mesta obyvane
nevinnymi obetmi. Nemecko
nebylo porazeno ma duchu, jen
We zbrani. Ackoliv jsme vsich-
nj trpeli, jest zrejmo, re &C ma
cisticka masina byla rozbita,
IDA Sc, re nebyla porazena -
nebot jeff seredny duch opet
vstava. Nemci jsou kluzka, O.
plzla rasa. Mcneil bychom po-
slouchati tech, kterf hlasajf sill
tovanl S Nemci. Ackoliv Tide,
ktere ovladali drive chodi spat-
ne odeni a vyhladovel1, ma dru-
he strane vidfte Nemce, jak 81
p6kne vystropeni a naparadeni
vyslapaj1. Jsou Size odmeTova-
nj, ale mali cerstve maslo, vel
&c, maso, vuTt, slepice, kroca-
ny, prasata a tud1z nehladove-
il. Mcneil bychom zapomfna-
ii toho CO provedli. Videl jsem
lidi kostelich Sc modliti, kterf
jeste pred nekolika mesici osla-
vovali Hitlera. A jaka jest ce=
lonarodni radost u Mich z ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

Tez Sc mi stala smesna pf1-
hoda S policejnfm kapitanem
IA SumatTe. Kapitan byl thus
II, re jej mohli ukazovat jake
zvlastnost panoramic. Co mem
ci ty 81 z nej d6lali legraci a
vselijak ma n6j pokrikovali. No
a ia jsem sc tez omocil O toho
tloustlka a k nemu hovoTim
cesky, re bych no rad videl asi
tax hodinu ut1kat CO by ia jeho
tloustka pTi tom behu delala.
ia nemyslel, re by me rozumel.
Lidicky zlaty, on Sc YAM ku me
obratf a povida: kluku, kdybys
nebyl Czech tax ii dam tako-
vych par facek, re te ami vlast-
nj tata nepozna. Pc jeho Teci
ia zIstal, jake kdyz ma me ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

Jedenkrate jsme stale v Sim
gaporu a co tax koukam dolu
z lode ma ty domorodce, tn me
padli do Okla diva mladici bill,
kter1 byli OSumele oblecenf. Tu
jsem uslysel, jak ten jeden mlu
vi k druhemu cesky: Frantic,
pojd ma tuto LODI ,snad nam tam
dali naj1sti. Ctenari mill, AMI
nevis jak me bylo, kdyz v tom
to kraji jsem uslysel ty diva
mladiky hovoTit tou sladkou
mou reel. ia hned sebehl dolG
z lode ma zem a hovoril take
Icesky.
Lidicky zlat1, ted oni ale "a
Sc koukali ma me-, re ia jsem
Itez Czech, oni radostf slzeli. Wy
praveli me svoji smutnou zku--
Isenost. Utekli zde v Singapo-
ru z rakouske lode, ktera sc
jmenovala "Persie". Prace zde
|zadna nen1, neb ii domorodci
sami nemajf co delat. Penlze
co NELL, utratili, spali venku a
hladoveli. Wal jsem je ma LODI
a mas kuchar jim dial obema do
syta naj1sti. Dal jim kus uze-
neho masa, chleba a spek. Vice
jsme pro ne nemohli udelati.
TEE jsme Jim dali este pradlo
a nekolik kusG mydla, neb spf-
ma z mich jen kapala. ia Jim
dial kazdemu pc dvouch anglic-
kych librach pence, dial bych
vice, ale nemel jsem sam. Nae
kapitan Jim Tekl, vfte hosi, kdy
bych jel do Australia tax bych
vas wal S sebou, ale ia jedu
zp6t do Evropy, tax to nejde.
Koukejte Sc uchytit ma nekte-
rou LODI co do Australia jede a
pracujte ma nj jen Ia zdravu,
doufam jiste, re Sc tam dosta-
nete. Nerad jsem Sc S mimi
loucil, ale neslo to jinak. Dial
jsem jim moi adresu a prosil
jsem je, ably me napsali, jak to
s mimi dopadlo. Bohuzel nedo-
zvedel jsem sc mic O Mich.
V dalnych zemf a jak rad clo-
vek uslySl tn rodnou mluvu a
Jak rad clovek pomGze sym
rodakGm. Ten clov6k je ne
stasten, ktery svoji rodnou rec
zapomene a ktery Sc "a svoji
rec CO Jej ucila matka styd1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Poor MA JAZYK.
Pfse pro "Telegraf"
Karel POrkat.

Jedenkrate Sc stale, re mas
Prazak cestoval pc vlaku pres
Alpy. V jeho oddeleni sedel
jeSte jeden ~cestujfcf. Mas Pra-
Yak byl jisty, Re to nenf Czech.
Mas hrdina mel HAD jak to BY
va We vlaku. TAX vytahl celou
svojf vyzbroj v podobe sunky,
VIVA a chleba a zacal Sc zivit
jake by cely rok nejedl. Tomu
jeho sousedu v kupe z te podi-
|vane ma naseho hrdinu jak Sc
zivl a kapaly slyny z 1st, kdyz
videl jak Sc jeho soused cpe.
Mas krajan sc pod1va ma to-
no cloveka a hovoTf k nemu
cesky. On myslel, re mu nero
zumf, to by's zral vid. Co bys-
tie nefekli, on yam mt ten jeho
~protejsek odpovf cesky: "kdyz
mi das tax to sezerem spolu. A
tez to spolu sn6dli a krajanske
sejiti oslavili vfnem."
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I me sc stala takova kocici-
ma. Jedenkrate sem jsel z det-
ma ma LODGE okolo pobfezf a
najednou Sc me zdalo, re sem
zaslechl cesky hovor. Pfijedu
blfze. Tu jedna ia PAM mluvi
cesky k tenn druhym lidem:
Co sem ten clovek tax cuml, O.
ma myslela, re il nerozumim.
ia ale il ma to odpovedel tez
cesky: maticko, on tam ten clio
vek ma vas cumf proto, ably ne
CO vycumel. Ia PAM vykfikla,
lidicky zlaty, on je to take
Czech a ia il ma to odpovedel a
pfi tom kfteny Vltavou a pc
sn1re patr1m do Libne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

kdo leje studenou vodou. Hned
Jsem k nemu skocil a jeho pro-
sll, ably mi odpustil, re jsem me-
vedel, re je Czech. On mi Cd
pustil a dial me ponauceni re
slovy: chlapce, DEF 81 pozor ma
Jazyk neb s nasima lidmi Sc sci
des vsude, a je to pravda. Chtel
abych tam zGstal S MIN, re mi
opatrl dobre mfsto u holandske
pollcie u ktere on byl kapita-
mem. ia ale Sc bal to mlsto
witt, neb jsem mel smutnou
zkusenost V Australia, kde bych
6yl hlady zemFel. Jmeno toho
kap1tana bylo Vejvoda a byl
% Prelouce. To me nikdy me-
napadlo, re V tax dalekem kra-
j Sc sejdu S krajanem q lax to
le cloveku mile jake bv sveho
bratra naSel.
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Vera Hruba

Vera Hruba Rallstonova, csl.
krasobruslifka a filmova herec-
ka, prosla konecnou zkouskou
pro americke obcanstvf a slozi
pTfsahu prislusnosti do tff IT,
dnd.
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Sovetsky svaz trva ma pozadav-
ku, ably pfistav Terst byl pride
len .J~ucosIavI


Sovetske prameny pTedpove-
dely, re conference ctyT zahra-
nicnlch ministr1 Sc skoncf ne
zdarem behem nekolika dni, ne
pristoupi-li zapadn1 mocnosti
ma pozadavky Ruska stran pTf-
stavu Terst a Severnf Afriky.
Tyto prameny pravily, re
Rusove budou trvati, ably Terst
prlpadl Jugoslavii. Americtf u
fednf zastupcove poole zprav
re zodpovednych pramend S pc
dobnou vytrvalosti zastavali Sc
stanoviska, ably Italie dostala
tento vyznamny jadersky pfl-
stav.
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