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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
Michigan 1
Comfort

The grounds kept in perfect condition. All build
ngs located in the grove overlooking Chrana Lake
which is close to 500 in area.
The lounges at the Lodge have two frepaces which will
always contain cheerful fires those cool evenings days
when you stay indoors There reading and card
Porches the Lodge glazed. Boats kept in
good condition dry and clean and available to guests
at all times.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
Lodge

Christiana Lodge has 80 each with
avatory and hot and cold running have connect
ing shower and toilets Rooms furnished with SINGLE
double Rooms lowered ventilang doors
and electric fans. All have reading lamps ond
Portable furnishings. The hotel is steam heated
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
Cottages

There II cottages with three Each
private shower toilet and avatory with hot and cold
ming water. Room equipment is in the Lodge All
cottages poches and face the beach Set in
grove of big trees.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
Entertainment


There tennis shuttle board aud bonce the
grounds There playground the children with SWINGS
teetertotter, maypole, slides, etc.
We have private white sand beach where there
is various kinds of beach equipment
Riding stables within six miles
Fishing for large mouth bass, perch buegils north
pike lake and in half dozen other lakes with
fifteen minutes from the Lodge and in 10 name lakes
within hours drive Trout fishing in rs streams in the
county,
GOLF. By special arrangement with Four Lakes Coun-
Club which right close to property guests may
play any time by taking out special membership
guests Chrsana Lodge which only $3.50 The course
holes 5,984 yards Par is H. Green fees nominal
You will have the privileges of the clubhouse.
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT there will be special
entertainment arranged each day for your pleasure.
Many changes and improvements have been made. Our
congena manager Mrs. Justine Fabec will look after your
every comfort entertainment. Meals outstanding
Location ideal for happy vacation Easy of
time for play.
deposit of $3.50 total cost of the reservation must
accompany any definite request
Clientele: References required to assure the
congenaty guests the right to select our
clientele For reservations further Information Wrlte
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05

erha both your discharge certificate and your
oeeyposiosoi history (M.D.AG.0. Fern no
s-Rsport Of ssparosiosk
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
Roena Savage
Thrills in Duo
Performance

Denver, Colorado, Spevial 49,
Roena Savage, beautiful western
lyric soprano, thrilled two large
audiences on her first Denver trip,
the first morning Concert at
Loretta Heights College March 5;
and the second at the Cole Junior
High School under the sponsorship
Of Denver Deltas - March 9Th.
The artists program for each
was varied and offered her op-
portunity to display her beauti-
full voice in exquisite style. Her
first vocal choice, aria del Mic
Core" from Hayden's seldom heard
Opera "Orfeo and Euridice" re-
vealed a beautiful lyric voice Of
which in low, middle and high
registers retained the third di-
mension of lyrical depth. She fol-
lowed with the well-known aria
from Mozart's don Giovanni
BATH, BATH, bel Masetto, which
she sang with pretty expression
Of Zerlina's momentarily penitent
mood, MEANWHILE revealing a fine
coloratura flexibility. Sogni Can't
and dramatic taria from Boito's
Mefistofele closed the first group
to laundering applause.
Spirituals, Foreign Language and
Contemporary songs composd the
three following groups with the
French, Chantez, Rirez, Dormez =
lyric favorite.
But after the intermission came
the delightful aria 80 Luce di
Quest Anima" from Donizetti's
LINDA. di Chamounix" She encor-
ed with the brlliante -tarantella
La DANA" by Rossini. After gen.
erously accepting encores, Miss
Savage closed her program with
the Vienese Waltz by Ernest Char
les Let My Song Fill Your
Heart. She was accompanied on
her tour by Mildred Turrentine
Bailey, a member of the Music
Faculty of Lincoln University.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
KENT UNIVERSITY CANCELS
SOUTHERN GAME


Kent, Ohio. - (NNPA) - Kent
University last Wednesday can
celled scheduled football game
with Rollins College at Winter
Park, Florida, because the game
would prevent three colored men
on the Kent team from making the
trip.
Athletic Director Trevor j.
Rees said he had been Informed
by Jack Mcdowell, athletic di-
rector of Rollins, that neither the
school nor its team objected to
playing against colored men but
that because of public attitude in
the south lit would be embarrass-
ing for Negro players to make the
trip
Mcdowell offered to play Kent
in Ohio and compete against its
colored players but Kent officials
cancelled the game.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
ing on the part of every in
dividual."

Ing on the part of every in
dividual."
Imploring his audience to rise
up and meet the challenge that
was flung down from Christ more
than 1000 years ago, the speaker
admonished, "The day of brother
hood will not come until every
oneof Us regards all human beings
as brothers, disregarding racial
heritage and other dividing bar
riers. Many of us hope for brother
hood, most of pray for it, but
few of us work for it. In a very
sense the world is facing its final
examination ando ur generation
alone can determine what the out
come will be-"
To-day is a time for adventure
Christian cervice", he concluded,
"a time for great testing and we
must look at the facts Of life in
all their brutal realities, yet with
a faith of courageous hopeful
ness"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
Greatness the
Challenge Of Our
Age Says Bennett
Greensboro, N. q. (GlobaN

Greensboro, N. C. (Globar -
To-day is decidedly the time for
greatness and nothing short of
greatness will satisfy the chal-
lenge of our age" declared Mr..
Rupert Hoover, Director of Youth
Work for the Methodist Church,
Nashville, Tennessee, speaking at
Bennett College.
"Regretfully'', he continued, 1--WE
are spending our time on the edge
of things and missing out on the
great opportunities of life. The
time has passed when humanity
complacently steps aside, waiting
for what it reems the truly great
minds to shape the destiny Of
the world. Today we live in an
age that demands great think
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
S P Q R 7 S

day March 90, at Winter Park
to protest State Senator John F.
Matthews activities to have a
white Primary law enacted in
the impending State Legislature.
The colored people are inspired
because not only their leaders are
prominent in the movement but
the most outstanding pastors, pre-
siding elders and college pdesi-
dents of the white race are in at
tendance to voice their protest
and form plans to defeat the mea-
sure even before it reaches the
halls of the State Capitol.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
Florida Leaders
Fight White
Primary Bill

Jacksonville, Fla, (GlobaD -
Florida leaders of both the Negro
and white races are meeting in
a special state conference Satur-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
!. q ~; j; i; !; j; y GOOD JOB
F.. YOU A

VETERANS of the Army, Navy, Ma
rines or Coast Guard who had six or
more months of service in certain spe-
cialties, may be eligible for good,
steady jobs at good pay in non-com-
missioned grades in the new Regular
Army. Qualified men must be Is to 81
inclusive and must have been dis
charged on or after May IL, l945. The
Army gives you new higher pay and
many other advantages hard to beat
anywhere. In addition to the special
ties listed here, there are many more
for which you may be eligible. Ask
about them at your U. S. Army
Recruiting Station.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
STATE LUGGAGE SHOP

, Lowest Prices, largest selec.
ton. The newest styles for all
purposes. Metal covered suit
cases, metal covered trunks,
any size you want, wardrobe
cases. VAL-A-PAKS any size
You want. Free delivery. Lay
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05
Eye Heredity

Two blue-eyed parents cannot
have a brown-eyed child. However,
children Of brown-eyed parents ire
Quently have blue eyes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05

Costly Disease
r vi paralysis or fowl leucosis il
now costing the nations poultry
Taisers more than 4 hundred millios
dollars q year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-04-05

q Winners
Henry Hall IN English artist
nainted e consecutive winners of
the Derby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Valka je nemyslitelna, prohla,
sill Trygve Lie.

Trygve Lie, generalni sekre-
tar Spojenych narodI, naval
myslenku ma novou svetovou
valku "nemyslitelnou", proto-
re lid ma sv6t9 il nechce.
Lie prohlasil spolku pro Spo-
jene narody, re "zadna zodpo-
vedna vlada ma svete vazn9 ne
verf, re bylo by mono neceho
zfskati novou valkou."
"Nemusim yam ami rikati, re
lid chveje Sc pri zmince O no.
VEN konfliktu. Neni to jen, re
nenavidf waikiki: Ami by il ne
strpel."
Lie predpovedel, re svet MI
re hledeti vstrfc dobe, "v niz
valka v klasickem smyslu Dude
tax nepravdepodobna, re Dude
fakticky nesmysitelna."
Rekl, re 2 te pffciny, "bylo
by pro mas nesmyslnym mariti
Cas- a energii myslenkami a rec
mi O jine valce v dobe, ktera je
bezprostTedne pred nami.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Spojene Staty pomahaji Rusku
pravil III. Wallace.

Henry A. Wallace ma schd6zi
v Newark, N. P. rekl, re ma.
sledkem politiky Spojenych
|Stat1 v cizich zemfch, "maly
clovek elm dial tim vice Sc O.
brac1 k RusGm pro idee, pomoc
a inspiraci."
Prohlasil ma sch1zi v divadle
Mosque: "V1dci lidovych ma
z Europe nepripojf Sc k valce
proti Rusku, o ktere jsou pre-
svedceni, Re je absolutne zby.
tecna."
"Rozhodne nechtf, ably ko.
muniste AMI Rusko pTevzalo E.
vropu, ale boji Sc, re nase me
|tody mohou pracovati k tomu.
to eli, protoze mas d1raz ma
waikiki mutt mnoho milionG lid
ma celem svete pracovati v mu-
nicnich tovarnach a slouziti We
vojsku."
Liga nezavislych obcan1 v
New Jersey, ktera usporadala
zdejsf schGzi, oznamila, re by.
10 vybrano $1,000 ma fond, ably
stall sc Wallace, nell kandida-
tenn demokraticke strany, tedy
strany lidove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
PRfDEL K PRO JED
NOTLIVCE SKONcEN.

Pet rOku trvaJlcl prldel GU
kru pro jednotlivce, hotely a
restauranty, skoacil dine II.
cervna. Zdstava vsak cenova
kontrola a pridely pro indus
trialnf spotfebitele. Vsechny
kontroly mali skonciti 81. Ri
ma, lee by kongres ucinil neja-
Ike jine oparenf, coz MEDIA sc
byti pravdepodobne We svetle
nynejsf situace.
Ornament pfislo cd sekreta-
re zemedelstvi Andersona ,jenz
ucinil je ma tiskove konferenci.
TIDAL til priciny pro nahle skon
cent pfldelu cukru:
Mezinarodni enlargement DO
travinova rada uvedla We INA
most, re Spojene Staty obdrzi
dodatecnych 35O,0OO,O 900 tun
cukru z Kuby.
[ potion Kuba Dude miti a.
kovy veliky prebytek cukru, re
da sc ocekavati snizeni poptav-
ky z jinych castf sveta.
Asi 100000 tun javanskeho
cukru - kteryzto zdroj dlou-
no byl v pochybnosti = Dude
definitivne nabfdnuto sveto-
wynn spotrebitelGm.
Anderson pravil, re 81 ne
troufal skonciti pTfdel al kdyz
obdrzel zpravu o dodatecne
zasobe z Kuby.
Anderson zaroven varoval
industrialnf spotfebitele, re do
sud jsou "pod prfdelem" a re
velkoobchodnfci i maloobchod-
nfci must vesti podrobne zazna
my 0 cukru prodanem industri-
alnlm spotfebitelGm, uvesti
jmena a adresu, kan cukr ma
byti dodan a jine informace.
Formulate pouzfvane k tomu
budou vsak znacne zjednodu-
Seny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Kontrola Suez q Panamy
zadana.

V Institute pro mezinarodni
|vztahy v Kansas City, Kans.,
prohlasil DIR. Maynard Kreuger
professor ekonomie ma Chicaz-
ske universite, re Spojene Sta
ty m6ly by pouzfvati We v9tsi
lmfre Spojenych narod1 a me-
mely by je obchazeti jake sc
lstalo, pokud Sc tkne Turecka a
Kecka. Prohlasil, re vsechny
ddlezite otazky m6ly by byti
predlozeny Spojenym naro-
ldGm.
Rekl, re misto t. Nv. povinne
sluzby dobe mfru
ISpojene Staty mely by podpo-
rovati program vseobecneho
odzbrojenf, ktery by byl rizen
lSpojenymi narody. Predpove-
del, re je tn polovicni pravde-
podobnost, re Rusko Prime ia
kovy program.
Mluve O sverenectvf S. S. mad
ostrovy v Tichem oceanu. chi
cazsky professor rekl, re je
"velkou chybou''. Mezinarodni
sverenectvi by Sc daleko lepe
osvedcilo.
Vznesl tuto vystrahu: "Spo-
jene Staty nemajf zadne posi-
tivnf zahranicni politiky. Pou-
re reagujeme ma ciny Ruska.
Jsou diva RUNE zp1soby jak
celiti problemu ruske expanse.
Jeden je vojensky, ale ten ne
zastavf komunism. Druhy lie
politely a ten NIUE zastaviti
komunism.
"Politicka methoda zahrnu-
la by silly We vsech zemfch. So
~cialisticke a socialne demokra-
1ticke zivly v zapadni a stredni
Europe jsou jedinou nadejf pro
tamn1 demokracii."
DR.. Kruger prohlasil, re ma
zaruku dobre vile Spojene Sta
ty a Angle by mely prohlasiti
re jsou ochotny dati panamskJ
a Suezsky prGplav pod tou5
k%ontrolu, jaka je hledana pro
Dardanely. Jinak je docela
logiske, re Rusko Dude Sc sna.
ziti o kontrolu teto morske d.
ziny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Vatikan zada Rusko a Spojene
StatY O smireni.

Vatikansky list "L'Osserva-
tore Romano" zadal Ia. cervna
nal6have Rusko a Spojene Sta
ty, ably zapomnely ma sve ideo-
lOgicke rozdflnosti a hledaly
politicke dorozum6nf jakozto
p~rostfedek k dosazenf svetove-
no m1ru.
Uvodnfk, napsany s6fredak-
torem listu Giuseppem dalla
Tore, byl pry, jak sc We vati-
kanskych kruzfch proslycha,
sepsan ma podn6t papeze PA.
Argumenty V clanku uvadene
pry odrazejf vzr1stajicf pape-
zovy obavy z napjat6ho pome-
ru mezi Westinghouse a Mos
kvou, jez je nasledkem udalos-
tt v Europe a nekterych prohla
Semi vysokych cinitel1 Spoje-
nych Stat1.
"L'Osservatore Romano" tyr
dl, re spOry mezi zapadnlmi a
vychodnlmi velmocemi nevzni-
kali z rozdflG ideologickych,
nybrz z dGvodG praktickych.
Byly-li by dGvodem napjeti
rozdily ideologicke bylo by tn
nebezpec1 move valky, ale "a
danych okolnosti je stale jeste
moznost kompromisu, aniz O.
vsem by vznikla snaha vyvolat
waikiki "a kazdou cenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Hudebnici zruSf nahravani
gramofonovVch desek.

Americka federace hudebnf-
XII CA. F.. L. Sc usnesla pove-
riti svGj vykonny vybor fu zru-
Semi nahravanf gramofonovych
.desek, az stavajfcf smlouvy po-
zbydou platnosti dine 81 pro-
since t. r.
Ma schdzi asi 1000 delegate
prohlasil president unie Pc
trillo, re MONA hudebnfci phi
.dou samotni do gramofosoveho
prGmyslu a re pax p~fipadnou
vsechny risky jim.
Toto usnesenf je protestem
prot novemu delnickemu "a
konu, die ktereho by unie hui
debniku nemohla jiz vybi att
poplatky z prodanych gramo-
desek. Poplatky ty
obnasi cd l az do 5 cent? z
desky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20

Vyhoda v tonic zp1sobu jest
mnozenl v neomezenem mnoz-
stvi 1zasne rychle a rostliny
mohou byti pTevazeny letad-
lem, vlakem nebo lodi ma jake
koliv vzdalenosti a jiz do 3 let
nesou ovoce.
Kdyz sc pry Americana do
vedeli O objevu Bordovskeho,
snazili Sc no zlskati, ale on Cd
m1tl a ceka, re Sc mu v jeho
vlasti dostane piece jen UNA
nj, a ably to bylo pax k prospe-
chu celeho naroda.
Radujeme Sc z 1spechd ma
SIGH krajan1 We stare vlasti a
prejeme jim, ably v kazdem O.
hledu prospfvali. Lide typu
Bordovskeho neobycejne pTi-
spfvajf k zlepsenf situace a do
lepsfch vysledkn We
oborech lidskeho podni-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Anglicane budou cvicit fran
couZske voisko.

Anglo-francouzska vojenska
dohoda Sc zacfna projevovati v
praksi. Jisty pocet anglickych
parasutistG odjel do Algieru We
francouzske severni Africe,
kde budou napomocni pri W.
cviku kolonialni divise fran
couzskych parasutistG.
Skupina sestava s IL dIstoj-
nikG a 6 poddGstojnfk1, ktefi
budou jednak demonstrovat
techniku seskokG a nasleduji-
cfch pozemnfch bojG. Vyzbroj
francouzskych a anglickych
parasutistG je totozna, coz by
melo pro pfipad valky usnad-
niti Zasobovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Klenotnici chit odstransni
dane.

Kongres byl pozadan, ably
zrusil dvacetiprocentnf dan ma
klenoty, zavazadla a kozene
zbozf.
Vybor klenotnlkd podal zpra-
va vyboru pro cesty a prostred-
ky v dome zastupcG, v niz sc
pravi, re "americky spotrebi-
tel nemel by byti trestan diva
ceti procenty, chce-li 81 koupiti
klenot jake svatebni nebo gra-
duacnl darek nebo pro vlastni
potrebu."
Vyrobci brasen a kozeneho
zbozf Tekli vyboru, re dan ,je
"bremenem celemu jejich prn-
myslu'. zadali, ably byla zru-
Sena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
|KATASTROFA
|DC-4 We
Letoun narazil ma skalu;
so mrtvVch.

Letoun narazil ma skalu;
so mrtvych.
Letadlo spolecnosti DC-4 ma
ceste z Pittsburghu do Wash
ingtonu S padesati cestujicimi
Sc zpozdilo skoro o pet hodin,
aniz by Sc ved6lo, CO bylo prf-
cinou tohoto z~pozdenf. Bylo
proto zahajeno dalekosahle
patranf pc celem pohori Blue
Ridge, nedaleko Lessburg, Va.
Letadlo s~tartovalo z Chica-
ga minuly patek v LAS odpo-
ledne. Pittsburgh opustilo v
6:20 odpoledne a poslednf
zprava 0 letadle byla zachyce-
ma mad Martinsburgem, w. Va.
v 7:13 vecer. Letadlo melo pri-
stat We Washingtone v 1925
vecer.
o letadle vsak nebylo jeste
nejmensi zmfnky ami O pGlnoci,
kdy uz bylo zahajeno patrani
pc letounu v Zap. Virginii a
Marylandu v 1zemi ash Is mil
zapadne cd Lessburgu.
Tezky dest, jenz promenil
cesty v more blata zpomaloval
a znesnadnoval patranf, jez "a
hrnovalo podrobne prozkou-
mani 1zemi mezi Martinsbur-
gem a Westinghouse.
Letecka kancelar oznamila,
re Sc v letadle nachazelo 46
pasazerG, jedno dfte a til Gle
move posadky. Mezi cleny po-
sadky jsou pilot Horace Stark
re Steelmansville, N. Y, spolu-
pilot R. N. Creekmore z Dali
lasu, Texas a stewardka Mar
garet Peggy Walls z Gun
thersville, Ala.
Poslednf zprava z Martin
burgu hlasila, re Sc letadlo ma
chazf We vysi 5000 stop. Letec-
ka kancelar prohlasila, re le-
tadlo melo dosti pohonnych Ia
tex k letu az do 1890 rano.
Letadlo letelo mad Martinsbur-
gem v desti, viditelnost vsak
pry byla pravdepodobne dobra
Kdyz Sc nepodarilo navazat
spojenf s letadlem, zacali "a
stupci letecke spolecnosti volat
o pomoc statnf policii We Virgil
nil, Zap. Virginii a Marylandu.
Brzy byly We vsech trech sta
tech zorganisovany zachranne
patracf Getty, jez Sc okamzite
vydaly ma obchGzku.
Jedna z prvnich Get byla zor
ganisovana Serifem John A
lexandrem z London County.
Letadlo bylo tehoz typu ia
ko dive letadla, jez pred nedav-
mem havarovalo ma letisti La
Guardia v New Yorku a leta-
do, jez Sc zrftilo v cambridge,
Md, pTi cemz bylo zabito eel
KEN 95 osob.
Trosky letadla, jez narazilo
ma skalu v Blue Ridge Noun
tain byly nalezeny v sobotu.
Vsichni cestujfcf, jakoz i Gle
move posadky, byli mrtvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Polsko znacns zdokonalilo
svIj keramicky prEmysl.

V Polsko V poslednf dobe tax
zdokonalilo svdj keramickJ
prGmysl, re jeho produkce stou
pla ma $50 tun mesfcne. Kera-
micke zavody Sc venujf vetci-
nou vyrobe popelnfckG6, vasi-
eek a kavovych koflika s talff-
ky, ktere mali ely odbyt v So
vetskem svazu, Spojenych Sta
tech, skandinavskych zemfch a
V Palestine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
6,1O0 zamestnanci spravy We.
teranI bylo propustsno.

Sprava zalezitosti vyslouzil-
CT sd6luje, re propusti ku dni
l, srpnu |. r. 6,1OO zamestnan-
CD. Grad ten Sc tim chce pri-
zpIsobiti rozpoctove zprave
p~residenta Trumana, kterouz
byl pro tento Trad urGen pocet
100000 zamestnancI. Zamest-
nanc1m, kteri mali byt propu-
stem Dude dana 3O-denni W.
pov6d.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Krasne ,znamky postovni.

2 Austinu Sc sdeluje, re tan
prisly z Ceskoslovenska dopisy
S krasnymi znamkami, vydany.
mi u prilezitosti $50. vyroc:
smrti sv. Vojt6cha. TAX Ces.
koslovensko uctilo jeho pamat.
ku.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-20

WANTED-Crochet work. Mrs.
Ralph Clark, Milford Center,
phone 3194. 800 Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-20
MARCH 20. ls47

BUSINESS session the program was
turned over to Mrs. H. r. Fisher,
who was chairman for that day.
She introduced Miss Joan Cramer,
Miss Lila Lee Pittman, MISS
Mabel Warner, and Miss Evelyn
Somerlot, who conducted forum
on the subject, Community Pro-
blems of Youth" Miss Cramer
served as chairman for the dis
cussion which brought out the
need for entertainment facilities
for this community. The next
meeting of the Carpe Diem Club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
K. D. Keever and will be held in
the evening in order to accom-
modate the out-of-town speaker
who will be Mr.. R. j. Langstaff,
of Toledo, Ohio.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-20

SALESMAN - If you are finan-
cially responsible with sales abil-
ity, and interested in a lifetime
connection in the Real Estate
business, where commissions in
the higher bracket can be earned,
then contact us at once. We are
nationally known real estate
brokers, operating in l3 states,
selling farms, business and resi-
dental properties. This business
can be conducted from your
home. No capital investment re-
quired. We supply training and
supervision; advertising and nee
essary supplies for the conduct of
your business. Real estate eXper-
fence not essential. Write us, for
the conduct of your business
background, and qualifications.
Vests Farm Agency, Dept. B-86,
Pittsburg l6, Penna, 3-l7-2t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-20

FARMERS-Highest prices paid
for wool. Cline Bros, Broadway.
Ohio. 3-17-4t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-20

FOR SALE-Nice modern home
in West Mansfield. Could be used
as a duplex. Owner must sell at
once, S6500.00. Clifford H. Helm
Itch, 227 West Third st, ,Marys-
vile. Phone 4031 3-20-2t