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from Panama, 5s4 miscellaneous
personnel.
At San observation-disclosures on
following: Assault Transport Presi-
dio, LAB Navy, Marines and Army
(due originally Monday); Trans
port Pocomoke, $50 Navy, Marines,
Coast Guard and ARM.
at Seattle
Miscellaneous On following: SIS.
Columbia from Alaska, II Army;
Marine Panther from Calcutta, D.
628 Army.
At San Francisco
Clay from Saipar. 1,677 Army,
including following units of goth
Air Force: 313th, 314th and 315th
Bomb Wings very heavy and 18th
Fighter Command; SO miscellan-
eous Navy personnel.
Miscellaneous personnel on fol-
lowing: Burleigh from Samar, l.
632 Navy; Rockwell, from Pearl
Harbor, 803 Navy, 45 Army;
Aciada from Manila, 767 Army (due
originally Monday; Sierra from
Pearl Harbor, 513 Navy; Round
Splice from Honolulu, 10 troops OF
54th Floating Spare Parts Depot;
Oneida from Guam, 1,716 Navy,
231 Army.
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Variety Store Man Says
OPA Driving Business off

other was U.S.-made and Seidel
said it was superior. He added
that it can be made profitably
for $3.50 dozen, permitting retail
sale at so cents, but that OPA in
sists on price of $375 a dozen
and hence it is not being made.
What's the reason for that?'
inquired Chairman Bankhead
DALAI.
"oh, a good deal of it is stu.
pidity and incompetence" Seloel
replied. They haven't the slight
est conception of how to fix
prices"
Tells Dress Story
The story he told OF the mouse
dress was this:
Under OPA ceilings, manu1ae-
turers can charge no more Tor a
large or "outsize" woman's dress
than for smaller one. Since the
larger dress takes more yardage'
costs more, they just do not make
it.
The Grant company decided
that as a service to its customers
# would have some made even at
a loss. 1t bought 100000 yards OF y
material in Mexico and Brazil OIL
a type with OPA ceilings in this
country of IA to is cents a YARD.
The price paid was 31.75 cents a
ward. Finishing" with accom-
panying shrinkage and other tac.
tors, brought the cost up to 4l.o
cents. OPA approved a ceiling
price of Is IA cents. Grants loss
was $197, 1853.
Orders Reduction
The dresses were made up ano
put on sale at $2.eS. OPA ordered
reduction to $3.50.
1--WE didn't make any money but
we did get our customers some
dresses" Seidel commented.
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PROWLER COMPLAINT.
MINOR THEFTS KEEP
POLICE FORCE BUSY

The loss Of a hand bag, a prcwler
complaint, and the ransacking of
a house were on police reports yes
terday
o. E. Stuart, 2o8 McRae Street,
lost a brown cloth hand bag con-
tanning electrical tools and access
series valued at SIS.
Someone meddling with a window
Of her 10G Red Cross street rasid-
ence, caused Miss Margaret Banck
to call for the police. A search was
made but the prowler wasn't to be
found.
Lula Brunson, Negress, 1112
North Seventh street, came home
after a short absence to find her
back door open and the house an
sacked. Two revolvers and items
OF clothing taken brought the loss
10 500.
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CHICKEN DIET

RALEIGH, Feb. 27.-P)-1n an
effort W facilitate marketing Of the
large number of flyers and broilers
accommodating throughout the state,
Randall B. Etheridge, chief of the
Markets divisions of the State De-
partment of Agriculture, urged
school superintendent, principals
and lunchroom supervisors Wed
nesday 10 look into the possibility
of including chicken on the diets
of North Carolina school children
during the next two to three weeks.
Within the last month producers
prices or broilers and fryers have
shown a sharp decline, he said, and
now average from % to rs cents a
pound, or from four to seven cents
under the Office of Price Admin
stration ceiling.
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Hirohito Tours While
Political Purge Talked

TOKYO, Thursday, Feb. 28.-fP)
-Japan's government and allied
headquarters discussed Thursday
how to broaden the current politi.
cal purge-while Emperor Hirohito
went touring. He became 80 fas-
cinated by a departm ent store dis
play that imperial lunch became
a belated, warmedover affair.
The purge Of ultra-nationalists,
interpreted by cabinet ordinance
Wednesday as barring many Of the
nations industrial giants from pub
lie office along with items Of thou
sands" ct lesser lights, still is in
complete, government leaders ack
rowledged.
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Army Man Is Appointed
To State Department

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-WD-
Maj. Gen. John H. Hildring, Army
expert on civil affairs, Wednesday
was nominated by President Tru-
man to be assistant Secretary of
State.
He probably will devote his at
tention to occupation problems.
The move was construed as paw
ing the way for transferring con-
troll of occupied areas from mill.
tary 70 civilian authorities. 1t re-
vived speculation that the Army's
plan to turn civil government in
Germany over to civilian agency
by June l might be reinstated.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-P)-
Senators investigating shortage
of cotton clothing heard conten-
tons today that OPA is driving
low-priced US. textiles off the
market and inviting inferior, high
priced imports.
Robert A. Seidel, vice president
of w. T. Grant and company
which operates 1880 stores in SO
states, spread out before Sen.
ate Agriculture subcommittee a
Woman's dress and two men S
knitted cottoa undershirts.
Mexican-Made
One undershirt was Mexican
made, OPA ceiling price 81. The
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BIG APPLE LOANS

GREENVILLE, Feb. 27.-
P)-Ihe defense presented fig
ures in Superior court here
Wednesday which tended to
show that Roderick Daveu-
ports Big Apple" loans bust
ness not only was solvent but
that it has surplus Of $50
1908 at the time it was liqui-
dated in bankruptcy.
The figures, Davenport HIM
self told a Pitt county jury
trying him Of charges Of con-
spiracy to defraud and fraud
by false pretense in the loans
operations, were based on his
study Of available records OF
his business, and final reports
Of the referee in bankruptcy.
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MANY VETERANS
ARRIVING TODAY
Twelve Vessels Due At
Four Ports With Total
OF 9,34l Men
Nv The Associated Press

DIV LUG hoSOS-o'~N
Four U. S. ports are scheduled
to receive e,341 returning veterans
aboard 70 vessels today.
Two east coast points expect a.
e25 personnel aboard Six SHIPS
while another six vessels carrying
ATS personnel will dock at TWO
west coast points.
East Coast arrivals: New York,
1922 personnel, five ships; Nor
folk Va, one vessel with three
men.
West coast arrivals include: San
Francisco, 1881 personnel. tour
z;ps; San Diego, two vessels, $50
men.
Units Arriving
Ships and units arriving:
At New York
U, S. Army Hospital ship Blanche
r sigman from Bremen, 588 pa.
tients.
Laconia Victory from Antwerp,
i 5o7 troops, including 1255th and
1257th Engineer Combat Batta-
lions; medical deta chment OF S4Sth
Engineer Combat Battalion.
From lie Havre
Madawaska Victory from lie
Havre. 1,4o7 troops, including 5e3rd
Anti.Aircraft Artillery Air Warn
ing Battalion; 10th Field Artillery
Battalion; rs nurses; 43 WAC's;
four Navy personnel.
Miscellaneous on following yes
sells: Rosemont from Antwerp,
eight (due originally yesterday;
Alcoa Patriot from Naples, Liz.
At Norfolf-
Carl Sachary Webb, three:
At San Diego
Miscellaneous on following: Es-
cort Carrier Puget Sound, 315 Navy
and Marines; Escort Carrier Cape
Gloucester, $40 Navy and Marines.
At San Francisco
Miscellaneous on following: Cape
Mendocino from Hula, 1875 Army;
Louis A. Milne from Manila. 709
Army; Oberon from Guam, 3e
Navy; Dominican Victory from
Pearl Harbor, 1871 Army.
Ships and units which arrived
yesterday:
At New York
Miscellaneous troops on following
vessels; Frank H. Evers from
Tunis, two (due originally Tues
day.; Exchange from Japan, l.
Bill.
:. Miscellaneous on following: E.A.
Peden from Naples, one (due orr
ginally Tuesday,; William Stewart
from Italy, II.
: At New Orleans-USAT Florida
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BUBBLING BEER MAY
SOON BE AS SHORT
ASSHORTS FOR MEN

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-R-
The nation will have less beer
tn drink in 1916 than at any
neriod during the war if the
government reduces this years
grain quota for use in the
MAMMA cture of alcoholic bever-
ages by an indicated 30 per
cent. leading brewers in the
New York area predicted We'd
neSday.
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Harry Bridges Rebukes
Truman Administration

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-,P
Harry Bridges, president of the
International Longshoremen's and
Wareho1semen's union (CIO> Wed.
nesday released a statement bv the
UNIONS board sharply criticizino
President Truman's adninistra
ton.
The statement said 'there W.
mains only lip service" to Pres;
dent Roosevelt's policies Cyl
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MEDAL OF HONOR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-tP-
Secretary OF the Navy James For.
restal Wednesday awarded the
medal Of honor posthunously to
Gunnery Sergeant William G.
Walsh Of the Marines for ICON
spicuous gallantry" on Two Jima.
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HIROHITO VISITS

~ san $ n FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-tp
T y . ~ correspondent G,eorgge
4 To1'1 5. Folster reported ' frs . e
TOKYO that Emperor Hiroh I Ioin
M M tns Dalchi building, Gen 7:S III;
d a~ a,.n! headquarters. TINA
curing a tour of the cit ,'0
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MANAGER RESIGNS

HICKORY, Feb. 27.-P-Clark-
son Jones, general manager and
assistant treasurer of Rhond!ss
Cotton Mills company, since 1925
Wednesday announced his innnedl-
ate resignation.
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FOOD POISONING

HICKORY, Feb. T.-P)-Food
poisoning believed to have come
from food served in the school
lunchroon kept approximately 100
pupils from classes Wednesday at
Sweetwater school, near Hickory,
according to Principal F. w, Kiser.
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GUARD To MEET

RALEIGH, Feb. u. -(P)-- The
advisory board of the State guard
will meet here Sunday, March 10,
with Adjutant Gen. J. Van B. Nets
to formulate plans for the annual
summer encampment Of the 1900
guardsnaen, General Nets an
nounced Wednesday.
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AI1THORIZE OPERATORS

RALEIGH, Feb. 27.-sA2-
The eugen,cs board Of north
Carolina Wednesday autnoriAou
II sterilization operations ON
mental detectives. All but Unc
were cons nt cases. Two wnite
men ana IL white women COM
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I'LL b " SAA4 y a Z, $AASSs
and back. Chest mus
Gle soreness is eased.
and pain at nerve ends
in skin is relieved. And
as Penetro's medicated
vapors penetrate upper
breathing passages.
phlegm Is loosened.
coughinglessened, your
child breathes easier.
Penetro acts fast for
its specially prepared
mutton suet base melts
instantly when applied
to body. The whole
family will like Pene-
tro, Csc. double supply
35c. Be sure to demand
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RAFF IN CHAPEL HILL

GRAFT IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL. Feb. 27.-.P}
Commander John p. Graft,
formerly head of the Navy pre-
flight school at the University
of North Carolins, and Mrs.
Graft we're back in Chapel Hill
Wednesday for a brief visit.
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Helps break up colds
local congestion 50 d.
AWAY GOES
G0uGH'S TIGHTNESS

Rub Penetro on child'S chest, throat,
back-your child feels quick rehef:
of rich, red blood lwhen applied with
massage) which brings warming COM
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Tar Heel
New S Briefs

posed the number authorized.
Ten eases were from state in
stitutions and four from the
counties.
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NURSE ANEsTHETIsT in a Beverly
Hills, Calf, dental Office, hazel
eyed Yvonne Rob (above) CHANGED
to gas a Hollywood movie scout
who, next day, forgetting TOOTH
aches and waking up to his job, re-
membered she was lovely and
called her for screen test that
clicked. Now she has seven-year
dlm contract. (InternationnN
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Honor-Bilt with morticed or
tenoned hardwood frame and
genuine plywood panels. Rich
mahogany finish. Size So in.
wide, 16 Ia in. deep and 6s
In. high. Wardrobe compart-
ment allows garments to nang
full length.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12

linovi byl lidsky pfekrasny.
Roosevelt pTedvidal valku v do
be, kdy We waikiki nikdo neveril,
a branil vybuchu hroz1c1 valky.
Kdyz sc valka stala neodvrat-
nou a nebylo jineho vychodis-
ka, dial celou svou zivotnf ener-
gil do sluzeb boje O svobodu
lidstva a lepsf zivot narodd. Da-
vno pred vstupem Sovetskeho
svazu do valky Roosevelt vefil,
re tato nova rise Dude stat ma
strane prava. Roosevelt vefil
We slusnou demokracii a v zasa-
du, ably vzdelany, osvfceny a
vyspely lid 81 volil ma vedoucl
m1sta obcany, kterf mali schop-
nosti osvedcit Sc ma techto mis-
tech"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
Zajimava ~prednaska.

Pod zastitou The Bookshop
Assn of Baltimore Dude uspo-
'radana velice casova a vecna
prednaska p. Vladimlra D. Ka-
zakevica, byvaleho profesora
ma Kolumbijske a Cornell uni
versite ma thema: "Americko-
Ruske Vztahy v minulosti a v
pr1tomne dobe."
Tato prednaska Sc Dude ko-
matt We ctvrtek, 18. dubna v
1880 vecer v Pythian Hall, rob
Charles a Preston ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12

Praha (CTK)-Odsun Mem
ca Poole "Svobodneho Slova" z
2. dubna Sc provadi zatfm jen
do americkeho okupacnfho pas
ma. Cd prveho dubna jedi
denne ctyTi vlaky pres Cheb do
Nemecka. RICHLY odsun je zte-
zovan urednfmi formalitami a
take velkymi transporty Tfs-
skych NemcG z Rakouska a
Madarska. Dc sovetskeho pas
ma jsou zat1m pTevazeny pro-
strednictvfm nemecke komunis-
tickle strany ii nemect1 antifaSi-
ste, kteTf dobrovolne zadaji Q
navrat do Nemecka. Tito ne
mectf antifasiste jsou poverova-
nj mistnimi sekretariaty csl.
strany komunisticke a socialne
demokraticke. AZ sc uskutec,
nj odsun do sovetskeho pasma.
Dude vypraveno do americkehc
pasma sedm vlakG, take spolu
Sc soupravami do sovetskehC
pasma by pocet NemcI dopra.
vovanych do Nemecka vzrost
ma 10000 denne. Hlavni odsur
NemcG z CSR Dude ukoncer
koncem letosnlho roku. ZIsta
ne tn ash 1000 NemcG, prG.
myslovych, dGlnfch a jinych oC
bornlkn s rodinami.
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Mia

Obdrzeli jsme dopis cd kra-
janG manzelI G.. a M. Mauric,
3412 Virginia Ave-, kter1 bydll-
vail v ceskem sousedstvf 1000
bloku N. Castle st. Psi:
Cteny p. CihlaT!
Zasllame pTedplatne ma "Te-
legraf" ma rok.
K Vasemu dotazu o nasich
detech, ktere jste uc1val v Ces.
Svob. skole Aug. HeTmana mi
leradi Yam sdelujeme, re mas
JiT1, desatnlk v u. S. Army n.y.
nj slouzf u Blue Devil Divise v
Italii. Take byl We Svycarsku
a v Jugoslavii. Marenka chodl
do Western Vyssf Dfvcf skoly
a je We IL. tTfde. Karel chodi
do Vokalnf skoly (prGmyslov-
ky).
Srdecne Vas zdrav1
rodina Mauricova.
ManzelGm Mauric dekujeme
vrele "a milou vzpom1nku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
doucf ceske slavy = ceskeho

doucf ceske slavy = ceskeho
d1tete."
Ia tim 1celem usneseno jak
v radne schulz tax i We schulz
vykonneho vyboru Sdruzenl
Ceskoslovenskych Spolk1 V Bal
timore, ably byl bezodkladne
vypracovan plan k ozivenf Pc
mocneho Vyboru Ceskych Zen
a prosi ceske zeny a dlvky v
Baltimore, Curtis Bay a Bel
camp ably Sc dostavily do usta-
novujici schGze Pomocneho Wy
boru, ktera Sc Dude odbyvati
We ctvrtek, dine "a. dubna t. r:
odpoledne v m1stnostech ceske
svob. skoly ma rohu Ashland a
Glover ulic.
Jmenem opustenych ceskych
sirotkn prosfme Vas prijdte a
pomozte nam zachraniti co sc
|jeste zachraniti da.
Ia Sdruzenf Ceskoslovenskych
Spolkn v Baltimore:
Rev. Jos. M. Vondracek, dop
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MlStnl ZprdVy.
CestnS ~propusten.

Dozvidame Sc, re v nedeli,
81. brezna byl cestn6 propus-
ten re svazku US. Army S/Sgt.
Rudolph A. Behounek, syn re
zname krajanske rodiny p. a
pf. Rudolph Behounek, 24O6 E.
Monument St.
Slouzil 20 mesfc1. Z1castnil
Sc v radach 10. armady bojG
ma Okinawe. Pc ukoncen1 val
ky s Japonskem byl poslan S "a.
Korpusem do Seoul v Koreji.
Byl clenem 221 A. G. F. Band.
Zfskal 81 nasledujfc1 valecne
dekorace: Asiatic-P Pacific S jed
nou bronzovou hvezdou "a O.
kinawu, Good Conduct Medal
a Ribbon, World War II. Vic
tory Medal, American Theatre
Ribbon, Meritorious Unit A
ward a Expert Infantryman's
Badge.
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SOkOlsky V6stnik.
BYLO NAM VESELO
minulou sobotu ma
v SokoIovns.

Kdyz porovname tyto letosnf
s n6kolika predeSlymi, musime
81 nejprve pripomenout, re SOU
casna naladu sc Isl v obrov-
sk6m meTftku cd let, kdy mladf
byli rozptyleni budto We sluz-
be "a 1celem zdolanf hold-up
men We velkem, a starsf pro ne
vyrabeli zbran6 a potreby, ably
jejich BOZ byl 1spesny. Malo-
komu Sc chtelo veselit, AMI ne
bylo mono sc mutt do vesel1.
Tenn zbylym, ma nichz zaviselo
udrzovat cinnost a podporu ma
rodnfch i dobrocinnych podni-
XII, take nebylo do lance, ale
nesmeli popustit.
Jaky to rozdfl dnes. V sobo-
tn dvorana Sokolovny byla ia
ko I'll kdyz ma n6j slunko jara
Zacne hTat. PTevladala tento-
krate mladez, nasi navraceni
vyslouzilci v spolecnosti jejich
pGGvodkyn krasn6ho pohlavf.
PTislo hodne tech re sokolske
rodiny a pTatel kterf patti do
starsfch rocn1kd a hezka Tada
tech, kterym mladez rfka "old
people,. A Filadelfie byla rad
ne zastoupena. Byli tn br. nae.
ProstTednfk S rodinou, br. Bar
ia a manzelka, br. Tunkl S &C.
lou rodinou, br. Wagner s man
zelkou, ses. M. M. N6mcova, p1.
F. Jarosova s dcerou, br. No
yak. Jmena druhych nam Wy
mizela z pameti.
Snad nejvetsf zasluhu o u
speech vecera ma br. Jan Svitak
s ieho hudebnfky. Hrali ne1-
navne pro nenasytn6 tanecnf-
ky. Tenn sc nebylo mono di-
Wit re chteli stale vice. Vyber
pfsnf a kouskG tanecn1ch uspo-
kojoval vsechny a Tfzny rythm
vnikal do I'll jake eliksfr mladf.
Nenf divu, re sc Jim nechtelo
domH az k ranu.
Rfzenf dozvukG bylo opet v
rukou nasi mlade vyslouzile
gardy pod vedenfm br. Wilsona
Touly Sc stabem pobocnikd Ed
Stetka, Jar. Hejny, Al. Pokor-
ny, J. Stock, bff. Kaisrove, A.
CihlaT. F. Kraus a C. Taborsky.
PAM Peleskova mela ma starosti
posiln6nf hladovych. Povedlo
Sc to a vsem cinovnfkdm i hos
tGm dekuje vybor. Ma zdar!
J. B.
Zastupci ma Sok. Sized
A. o. S. odjfzdf ma zupnf pora-
du do New Yorku. Porada sc
kona IA. dubna.
CeStf a slovensti rodice
Poslete sve dltky do Sokola
Cvicf Sc We stTedu: zactvo cd Z
bod. vecer; dorost: 8 hodin 9
muzi a zeny cd 9 hodin.
Planuje Sc Vefejne vystou.
penf marylandskych Sok. Jed.
not letos v lete!
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Ztraty Ia bojI " Praze.

Organ csl. Komunisitcke stra-
ny Rude Pravo" prinesl stats
tiku o padlych Prazanech v do
be kvetnovych bojn a povstanf
Velke Prahy: Dosud z~jisteno
3,27O zabitych osob. Cechn pa
do 2,216, sovetskych pffslusni-
XII Crude armady) 70, jinych
narodnostf 40. Nemc1 bylo "a
bitych 935 a u 80 nebyla zjis-
|tena narodnost. Celkem bylo
zabito 2,745 muz1, 463 zen a
60 deti.
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POHREB.

" pondelf, 8. dubna ZEN
rel v Marine nemocnici p. Per
cy Carson Cassell, manzel PAM
Lillian M. Cassell (roz. Char
vatove) 1915 Mexican ST., we
start 5Oti let. Narodil Sc We
Virginii.
Pohfeb kona sc dnes, v pa
tex, IL. dubna v 10 hodin rano
re Schimnkova PohT. Domu ma
Baltimore National Cemetery
"a assistance Rev. Manfred Man
rodta.
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DOPIS.
Baltimore, 8. dubna 1916.
M1I1l~a. oc..O


Ctene redakci "Telegrafu!"
Cislo vaseho ct. listu re dine
5. dubna, obsahuje clanek z pc
ra Karla Bimy, v nemz uvede-
ma jsou. jmena predn1ch sokol-
skych pracovnikd, kteT1 byli u
muceni a popraveni v koncen-
tracnich taborech nacistI. Clo-
veka zamraz1 pfi ctenf toho
smutneho seznamu, protoze OBJ
sahuje jmena vasich nejlepsich
sokolskych lidf v nasi stare VIA
sti. Pisatel clanku pravf: "Cte-
mar, ktery jmenovane bratry
neznal, cite tn dnes pouha jme-
ma, praZdna slova bez obsahu.
Ale jak je nam, kterf jsme ie
vsecky znali a kteTi jsme byli
svedky jejich celozivotnf pra-
Get"
Prirozene, ia sam pc 35-letem
pobytu v Americe, znal jsem o.
sobne pouze ty, kteTi k nam do
Ameriky zav1tali, vyznam il
nych znal jsem re sokolskych
casopisd, jez jsem cftaval pred
vpadem nacist1 do nasi vlasti.
A pfece chci nekolik Tadek We
novati jednomu z tech muced-
Mkt, jednomu z nejoddanej-
SIGH stoupencG sokolske my
slenky, &C jsem jej osobne ne
znal a nikdy v zivote s MIN sc
nesetkal. Jmenoval sc Franti-
Sex Nimshaus a byl Kodak vyso-
komytsky. Cd 1tleho veku pa
tTil Sokolu. Stal sc z neho ne
jen znamenity borec, ale nabyl
obsahleho technickeho vzdela-
nj, take uz v MAIDEN veku
stall Sc naeelnlkem zupy. Jake
borec, technicky odbornfk a de-
legat Ces. Oboe Sokolske ma
vstivil Anglii, nekolikrat Fran
Gil, Belgii a svycary. Byl Gle
mem druzstva a delegacf pri "a
jezdech do Chorvatska, Slo-
vinska, Srbska a Bulharska. V
Cechach a ma Merav9 nebylo
vetsfho m6sta kan by byl FIR.
Nimshaus nezavftal pr zup-
mich sletech a verejnych cvice-
Mich. Ceska Obec Sokolska v
uznanl jeho velkych zasluh G
vec sokolskou, povolala jej dc
predsednictva a sve dolby Minis
haus byl podnacelnfkem Ceske
Oboe Sokolske.
ZesnuIa mole sestra Marie
Ceska "a pobytu Cechach ma.
vst1vila FIR. Nimshause v jehc
zavod9 We Vys. Myte. Me
sklad S nabytkem.
FIR. Nimshaus tax jake ostat.
nj vudcove sokolstva, zaplatil
svoji oddanost a lasku k sokol-
stvu SWIM zivotem, kdyz ne.
mectf naciste pocali provadeti
svdj dobre promysleny plan
zbaviti mas narod svych vGdcG
Doufejme, re narod a zejmena
clenove sokolskych jednot nj.
kdy nezapomenou jmena sokol-
skych mucedn1kG!
Frantisek Nimshaus byl bra
trem moji zeny a mym svagrem
V ucte Vas,
Karel Matousek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
Jan Masaryk o
franklin d. Rooseveltovi.

Praha (CTK) = Csl. zahra-
nicni ministr Jan Masaryk pro-
mluvil O presidentu Franklinu
D. Rooseveltovi, o nemz rekl:
Roosevelt veril " Rusko a je-
no pomer Ike generalissimu Sta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
Re svazku AFL.

Clenstvo Progresivnl unie hor-
Mkt hlasovalo z devadesati
procent pro vystoupenf z Anne
ricke federace prace. Stale Sc
to k Will tomu, re Lewisova u
ME byla prijata do ALL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
Slavnost "Zdobenf HrobG."

Sprawl Vybor Ceskeho Ma
rodnfho HTbitova oznamuje
naSi krajanske vefejnosti, re
letoSnfm rokem usporada op6t
Slavnost "Zdobeni HrobG" a to
v nedeli, dine 2. cervna.
Blizsf zpravy o teto slavnosti
budou uvefejneny "Telegra-
flu" pristf mesfc.