davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
.ZpraVy z Filadelfie.
Z TELOCVICNE JEDNOTY
SOKOL ~HILADELPHIA

SOKOL PHILADELPHIA.
Nase dlouho pfipravovana
Academic" patti dnes liz his
tori. Mela by vlastne byti ma
zvana Akademif Okrskovou'
protoze hlavn1 podfl ma nj me-
ly jednoty marylandske a his
torie zajiste zaTadi il mezi
predn1 podniky Okrskem pora-
dane.
Uspech JEFF zajistila ,jednota
"Blesk" a Baltimorskych Soko-
lie vyslanfm znacneho poctu
cvicencd a navst6vnfk1. Pri-
spely i jednoty z Belcamp a
Curtis Bay. Program T1dili We
doucf okrsku, ses. Martinkova
a br. Pokorny a byly ma mem
zastoupeny vsechny slozky.
zaci z Belcamp, dorost obeho
pohlavf z Baltimore a Curtis
Bay, muzi a zeny z .jednot bal
timorskych a z nasf
Byla to krasna ukaZka telo-
vychovne prace sokolsk6 cd tie
male drobotiny, zactva a doro-
stu, az pc ukazky vyspelosti
zen a muzG pTi vykonech ma
nafadf. Zajiste kazdy kdo mel
mezi 1cinkuj1c1mi nektere Gle
ny sve rodiny, radoval Sc z to-
no, re tito potomci jeho jsou
take soucastkou toho, co tax
caste plnf hrud nasi pocitem
pychy a hrdosti, re jsou take
cleny te nasf rodiny sokolsk6.
Radost musel m1ti jiste i sta
rosta mas br. Eugen ProstTed-
mix pfi pohledu ma ty rady Glen
stva We cvicfcfch 1borech. Byla
to houzevnata prace pima prf-
prav a starostf, ably vystoupenf
bylo zdafile. Kdyz pred rokem
prevail vedenf jednoty, pocal
budovati temef z niceho. Tech
nicky byla jednota nase pc
dlouha leta 1plne necinna.
Ones vsak Sc tn cvicf pravidel-
ne, budeme ma sletu v Chicago
zastoupeni cetou zen a budeme
tam m1ti i jednotlive zastoupe-
nj muzG; a bude-li nase zupa
poTadati letos nejaky cvicitel-
sky kurs, budeme nit poslu-
chace i tam. Zajiste znacny
to pokrok a br. starosta mel pl-
ne pravo z uspechu Sc radovat.
Jak jsem vsak vyse uvedl
hlavni zasluhy NELL tn jednota
"Blesk". Sestry a bratTi balti-
morst1 jeste nikdy nam neod-
rekli vypomoc, at to byla Wy
stoupen1 telocvicna nebo dra-
maticka, vzdy stoprocentne mas
podpoTili a vzdy take vykony
svymi zajistili nam 1spech.
| tentokrate c1sly svymi zkra-
snili nam program a dodali mu
razu dGstojnosti. Mezi beast
milky byly pTitomny ucitelske
silly, vyucujfcf telocviku ma vys-
SIGH skolach (Junior High a
tyto velice pochvalne Sc vyslo-
Willy o celkovem programu a
zvlaste o vykonech clenstva
baltimorskeho. Nesmfrne Sc
Jim lfbilo cfslo ~spolecnych
prostnych zen a muz1I tamnfch
pro jeho krasne slozenf a pro-
veden1.
My vdecfme jednote "Blesk"
a Sokolicfm "a bratrskou a ses-
terskou pomoc a "a ~znacnou
jejich %navst6vu. Dfky nase
necht pr1jmou i jednota Bel
camp Ia c1sla ma programu a
"a navstevu a totez i bratT1m a
sestram z Curtis Bay.
Navstfvil mas pri teto pTfle-
zitosti i naceln1k Vychodn1 zu-
py, br. Capek S manzelkou a
myslfme, re oba odnaseli 81 S
sebou dojmy dobre.
Ma konec jeSte nekolik SLOW
uznan1 naSemu vlastnfmu Glen
stvu. NaSi cvicenci mohou by
} ii spokojeni Sc sym vystoupe-
MIN. SlySel jsem o Mich rovnez
pochvalne 1sudky. A nase SEES
try, ty neunavne pracovnice v
kuchyni, jake vzdy, zasluhuji
dfky nase a S mimi i bratT1 Vra-
z ma, Tunkl a Petrovsky, ktefi
. tentokrate tam take ztravili
tem6T cely den. Pekny obra-
EEK spoluprace. Sykora,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
DOPIS.

80. kvetna, 1947.
Drahy pT1teli Antonfne a re-
dakce TELEGRAPH!
Ones je Zdobenf Hrob1 a v
Baltimore jiz je mad mofem
slunko zlate. ale zde je posud
ltemna noe a ponekud Sc pro-
bouz1 j1tro = snad je jeste br-
zy okolo 3 nebo 4 iodine rano.
V 10 hodin sc sejdem snad ma
posled Beatrice z Chicago, He
len z Auburn. Ladislav, ia a
Lillian odtud a nejmladsi mole
dcera Ann Sc dvema dceruska-
mi z Geneva, Nebr., ma pahor-
ku pohor1, ktere je jaksi ohra-
dou nejurodnejs1ho 1dol1 mno-
no mil cd Seattle Sc tahnouc1-
no asi 2 az 5 mil sirokeho - ma
tonic mfste jednoho kopce jest
hrbitev, kde odpoc1va v Panu
mole draha dcera Esther.
A tn "a probouzej1clho Ultra
Sc slzami vzpom1nam jej1ho u
trpenf cd 1tleho mladf, ktere
snaSela casem ma sve pouti to-
hoto zivota. A zaroven vzpo-
m1nam ma draheho otce a ma
Itinku ma Ces. Narodn1m HTbi-
Itove v Baltimore. Co jsme ma
tom svete jake ten mravene-
eek, shan1me, starame Sc, az
pride ia Zubata S kosou a rex
ne pojd Sc mnou a ma mrave-
necka nekdo slapne a je pc
vSem veta.
Jak je krasne to mladf - a.
no i vzpom1nam ma ty krasne
dny We Stare Vlasti, kdy jake
mali kluci prohaneli jsme Sc V
zahrade pine ovoce vseho dru-
hu, hrusek, jablek, broskvl,
svestek, malin, angrestu, rybi-
zu i liskovych oTechT. Pod "a
hradou byl potok, nadrzka
mlyna meho kmotra Suchome-
la = a tn kdyz mnoho vody pfi
byvalo, mlynaT vytahl stavidla.
A co ten stastny, blazeny do
NOV, moudry otec a starostliva
pracovita maticka starali Sc o
vsechny mas bratry a sestry V
tie drahe vzdalene stare vlasti v
Uhlifkych Janovicfch, okres
Kutna Hora, kraj Caslav.
Je snad posud nekdo tam v
Janovic1ch KIDD pamatuje to
jmeno a rod Taborsky? ia,
Edward vzpomlnam utrpenl,
ktere museli Janovaci pfestat
v poslednf hrozne valce, KITE
rou zpGsobil Jim ten paper
hanger ktery zavrazdil mnoho
a utrapil mnoho CechG a zane
chal mnoho chudych sirotkG.
My A bratTf Taborsky jsme
byli stastni, re pred prvnl sve-
tovou valkou jsme ujeli S rodl-
ci do teto zasllbene zeme, jinaG
hychom museli asi pro clsafe
Prochazku zahynouti.
A tn my ctyTf synove drahe-
no otce Josefa Taborskeho 2
Janovic pamatujeme, re nase
Iimeno, synG nasich ma dale bu'
de z1ti cd Atlantickeho k Paci'
fickemu oceanu We 4 statecf
III. S. A.
Snad kazdy v Baltimore vi
re pred nekolika dny povolar
l|jsem byl ma pohreb me milova'
ne dcery Esther a tn V tentt
rann1 cas- a den k uctenf jeJ
pamatky zasllam lobe drahJ
pffteli eek ma $500 aby's o
devzdal Cervenemu KT1zi a ne
DO kan Ty pomysl1s = chu
dym sirotkGm v Janoviclch dt
-lstare vlasti.
Mysllm, re pc smrti jest t.
lepsf nez koupit krasne drah'
Ikvetiny, ktere vadnou ma hro
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
KRAJAN FRANK PELZ
PREDSEDOU DEM. KLUBU
CESKYCH MLADfKU.

We schulz konane minute
nedele v Klubu byl zvolen pred
sedou Dem. Klubu Ceskych
Mladik1 7. Wardy mlady kra-
jan %. Frank Pelz a m1stOpfed-
sedou p. Richard Lidinsky.
Obema mladym krajanum
srdecne gratulujeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06

Krajandm p. a pf. Johnu a
Anne Zubalik, PAIL E. Eager
st. narodila Sc minuly patek,
80. kvetna v jejich dOmove
zdrava holcicka. Maminka i
robatko jsou zdravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
GRADUACE A UKONcENf
SKOLNfHO ROKU OSADNf
SKOLY SV. VACLAVA.

LetOS kdyz Sc praVe chySta-
me oslaviti 75ti-lete vyrocf
Svato -Vaclavske Osady gradu-
ace zak6 a zakyn osadnf skoly
Jest d1kazem, re vzorna W.
chova je zakladem zivota a lid
ske spolecnosti. B6hem rokG
jak meme osade vychova dftek
prirostla srdci
V nedeli, 8. cervna v ceskem
osadnim ramci Sv. Vaclava Cd
byva Sc tato vyrocni slavna
graduace. Jiz rano o pGl de-
vate Dude pro letosni graduan-
ty Zpfvana MISE Svata a slavne
spolecne Sv. Prijfmanf gradu-
anti. Prflezitostny proslov gra-
duantGm prednese D1stp. Jos.
F. V6trovec, FaraT Osady.
Odpoledne pax O pIl tTeti
.nastane Slavna Graduace v
Chramu Pane. Diplomy a Cd
meny Sc rozdajf zaslouzilym
odchovancGm osme trfdy osad-
nj Skoly.
Slavnost zakonci Sc Sv. Poze-
hnanfm a Chvalozpevem "Te-
be Boha chvalime.
Prinasime seznam letosnich
GraduantG:
Donald A. Benedict
Joseph A.. Brusak
Francis K. Charvat
Karl E. Endryas
Herbert E. Gately
Robert c.. Hanley
Frederick w. Hartner
Joseph M. Klima
Russell M. Klipner
Kenneth l.. MarSalek
Gerard J. Pazourek
William M. Priborsky
John j. Rebbert
Walter c.. Seibyl
Edward F. Stuckrath
Frank c.. Vonasek
Frances A. Brusak
Patricia E. De Baufer
Maryann De Fontes
Geraldine M. Eigenbrode
Edna A. He'll
Rosalie T.. Keiser
Frances c.. Kozak
Rita A. Lentowski
Patricia A. Mackin
Gloria A. Marx
Barbara A. Michal
Dolores L. Nemec
Norma J. Reichert
Maureen A. Rynes
Dolores c.. Schultz
Jean A. Smrcina
Gloria D. Steiner
Dolores F. Svoboda
Mary R. Turek
Gretchen A. Wagner
Eleanor M. Willumsen
Anna j. Z1ka
GraduantGm, rodic1m a je-
.jich pTlbuznym vfele a uprim-
ne dekujemet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
TEEE A M III!

SokoIska Vyprava z Cesko-
slovenska pfijede k nam IL. a
10. Cervence a vzorne sokolske
druzstvo vystoupi " nedsli, 13.
Gervence pri Okrskovem We
Teinem Cvicenf Belcamp, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
DOPIS.
Karlovy Vary, 6. S. R.
20. kvetna, 1947.


%. kvetna, 1947.
Cteny pane Cihlafi:-
Prijmete cd mas srdecny po-
zdrav a vzpomfnky re Stare
Vlasti. Odpuste nam zaroven,
re jme Yam hned pc nasem
prfjezdu nepsali. Zde ten cas-
rychle lett a budeme musiti po-
mysleti ma navrat. Jest jeste
mnoho mist, ktere bychom ra-
di uvideli. Cestovan1 letadlem
z New Yorku do Prahy Sc nam
velice libilo, ami jsme nevedeli,
re jedeme. Bylo mas 43 cestu-
|jfcich z Mich 81 CechG a vsich-
nj jeli do Prahy, az z letiste
jsme sc rozjeli kazdy ku svym.
Celnf prohl1dka netrvala dlou-
no, pouze Sc mas zeptali kolik
name zavazadel a mnoho-li
pence sebou veZeme.
Cd 9 hodin rano naSi pTlbuZ-
nj ma mas cekali ma letisti a my
prijeli az We 2 hodiny odpol.
Nem1zete 81 ami predstaviti ma
Sc pocity, kdyz jsme Sc S mimi
stastne shledali. Hned jsme
sedli do cekajfcfho auta a jeli
do Strechova, kde pro mas byla
pTipravena hostina. K uvltan1
Sc dostavilo celia v1ska, kazdy
chtel videti Amerikany. Bylo
to velice dojlmave.
Nejhorsi je, re mas nase pfa-
|tele nechti pustiti a my Ease
chceme videti vice NEST a po-
zoruhodnosti. 10. kvetna jsme
byli v Souticfch ma pouti. Po-
cast bylo nadherne, vsade bylo
veselo neb muzikanti vyhrava-
Ii We 8 hospodach a pout byla
opravdu krasna. 10. kvetna
jsme byli opet v Praze a ubyto-
vail jsme Sc v nejlepslm hotelu
|"Alekron". Obsluha a zdrava
vytecna a bez l1stku. Nasledu-
iiciho dine jsme n%avst1vili pl.
Krenkovou. Jej1 sestra p1. Ben
dova z Baltimore mi dala pro
nj balicek a dopis. P1. Kren-
kova a jeji manzel mas radi u
videli.
sli isme Sc podfvati do Ma
rodniho divadla ma "Prodanou
Nevestu". Divadlo bylo vypro-
Idaho. Prodana sc nam velice
lfbila. Prist1 den jsme byli We
lStavovskem divadle. Hrali
"Pozvanf ma Zamek', We KITE
rem kusu vystupovala meter p1.
Antonio Nejedl1kove, 81. Ma
lrie Vasova. Herci hrali vybor-
ne a hra Sc nam velice libila.
W Praze jsme Sc zdrzeli do "a.
kvetna. Nasi pribuzni pro mas
prijeli autem a jeli lsme zpet
do Strechova. Nasledujici den
v nedeli jsme jeli do blizkeho
Kacova n/Saz., kde byla slav-
most "Staroceske Male. Ka-
Gov je hezke a ciste mestecko S
peknym kostelem a Zamkem.
w zameckem dvoTe byla posta-
vena velka MAZE a visel ma nj
venec s pentlemi a dole okolo
nj byly Ease male male. A
kdyz zacala hrat kapela Q "a
mulch vse dalo Sc do lance.
Devcata, hosi, mali i velci. v
narodnich krojfch tancili ko-
lem MAZE. byl to carokrasny O.
brazek. Hned Sc tam take ko.
nala starodavna svatba. Ne
vestu veil do kostela v kocaru
|tazenym konmi, "a mimi ieli ns
vozech svatebcane, ktef1 zpi'
wall a vyskali lax je to ma yes.
nici zvykem, dale devcata a no
Isl ma fabory ozdobenych ko
mich, "a mimi jel viz s vybavol
nevesty truhlici, perinami a ma
ldobfm. No to yam byla swan
Ida pro zasmanf, neco takovehe
lisme nevideli. Mil zet, p. Au
.gust Brozik mel pine ruct
/ prace S branim obrazku: Beha
2 jedne strany ma druhou
PTedstavte 81, re ma teto slav
nosti bylo vice jak 1000 lidi
lSlavnost byla krasna a budem'
ma nj stale vzpomlnati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
Otevfeni Soru
Demokratickeho Klubu
Is. WARDY
MA r BAY

SpOjene Sc. ZABAVOU
Dude Sc konati
TUTO NEDELI, 8. "
o jfdlo a pitt je postarano. Blu
de vyhravati pan Jan Svitak.
VSTUP VOLNY!
KIDD ma auto jedte ma cestu
Fort Smallwood az pFijedete k
Bozak's Storu. pax zatocte ma
pravo ma Marley Neck Road a
.ridte sc znackou Bohemian
Shore. Jest to celodennf
zabava.
Kazdy je Evan a vitan!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
DAIRY.

Dalsf Vykaz ma Sbirku Sdru-
zenf Csl. SpolkG We prosp6ch
Csl. Sirotk1 We Stare Vlasti.
Sb9ratelka pf, B. Rob.
Knfzka els. 4.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-06
DOPIS.

Otiskujeme dopis, ktery do
stall mas znamy chicazsky zas1-
latelsky dun darkovych ba-
l1ckG.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

Occasion for the greeting will
De "a rally sponsored by the Illi-
nois chapter of the Progressive
Citizens of America.
Smiling in the face of his enc
mics, Wallace returned to the
US. this week after completing
an extensive tour of Europe. The
Chicago Stadium meeting will
mark his first public appearance
since that return.
1t will be the first in series
of meetings which have fright
ened reactionaries shrieking with
such hysteria that some public
figures have even threatened
hanging" the statesman.
DR.. JOHN DER. Pea
chairman, explained that unions
are rallying for the meeting.
Approximately 100 represen-
tatives of various locals gath
cred on April 26. at the Farm
Equipment and Metal Workers
Hall. lilo S. Oakley Blvd. to
pledge their unions active par
ticipation in the drive for ticket
sales throughout the city.
Chairman of the meeting was
Don Harris, of the district office
of the United Farm Equipment
and Metal Workers, CLIO. Speak
ers We're William H. Miller, ex-
ecutive director of Pea, and Lou
Goldstein, International Fur and
Leather Workers Union, CLIO.
One hundred thousand leaflets
advertising the May IA rally, as
well as blocks of tickets, were
distributed at the meeting.
=
VILLAGES SPEECH will be
a report on his recent speaking
tour of European countries, dur
ing which he criticized us. for
eign policy as war-breeding and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Why you're iII-housed

Chicago is suffering one of
the worst housing shortages in
history but home-building has
dropped 81 per cent even in
comparison to the first quar-
ter of 1916
Only ii per cent Of new
construction in March was
for badly needed apartments.
With h m e construction
costs skyr c k ting hard
pressed veterans have virtu-
ally given up hopes of build
ing.
These facts were verified
from studies by the us. Blu
reau of Labor Statistics and
other official sources.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

movement. academic freedom
in the nations schools and
colleges. freedom of political
and religious belief. and of
all progressive organizations
and movements.
''The Communist party is a
legal American political party
We see nothing in its program,
record, or activities, either in war
or peace to justify the enactment
of the repressive legislation now
being urged upon the Congress in
an atmosphere of an organized
hysteria."
Among other signers of the
letter are Sholem Asch; Mayor
Cornelius D. Scully, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Elmer A. Benson, former
governor of Minnesota; Adolf
Dehn; Howard Fast; Frank Mar
shall Davis; Agnes Smedley; Ar
thur Schnabel; Dashiell Hammett;
Bishop w. Y. Bell, Cordele, Ca;
DR.. Harry F. Ward; and three
professors from the University of
Chicago; S. p. Breckenridge, Hen.
ry N. Nieman, and Malcolm
Sharp.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

THE BULLETIN gives an
example. A plumbing con-
tractor bid 1869 for regular
plumbing installations in
five room house last January.
Five months later he demand
ed 1922 for exactly the same
job.
Labor costs could not have
changed the figure more than
SIS and material costs didn't
go up. yet the price increase
was A per cent. average
cost of this job was $500 in
l940.)
The example cited sis not an
Isolated case, it's an epidemic"
the Bulletin explains.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Council considers
yellow curbs

Feasibility of painting cur S
yellow to warn motorists of lille
gal parking was taken under con-
sideration this week by the city
council committee on traffic and
public safety.
Chairman George D. Kells said
the use of the colored curb in
an experimental area had proved
very successful.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
THE QUESTION is why?

III O6o LINN is why!
Believe it or not, the answer
was given by the Chicago Met
ropolitan Homebuilders Asso-
citation, that firm believer in
free enterprise" and no gov
eminent controls.
In its Confidential Bulle-
tin of April 10. the associa-
tion admits that profiteering
sub-contracfors. not a Dor
costs. are placing home own
ership beyond the reach of
veterans.
Utilization of large amounts
of materials for night lu b
building and remodeling is
largely responsible for the
shortage of materials.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Ban on Communists
road to foscism

Opposing all legislation that
would curtail the civil rights OF
Communists, more than 100 prom,
inent individuals have called up
on Congress to defeat the various
exceptional and punitive meas
lures directed against the Commu~
|aist party" now in the hands of
Ishe House Un>American Commit.
lee.
I'VE consider the Rankin
bill and all similar legislation
a threat to the civil liberties
of the entire American people
almost without parallel in our
history" they declared in u
letter TO Joseph w. Martin.
speaker of the House, accord
ing to the Civil Rights Con-
gress.
at is a fragrant violation of
the rights guaranteed all citizens
under the Constitution and the
Bill of Rights, and especially re-
served to all minority parties
and groups
SIGNERS of the letter include
Thomas Mann, Franklin p Adams,
Vincent Sheean, Prof. Frederick
L. Schuman of Williams College,
10 Davidson, Carson Kanin, and
Libby Holman.
Legislation such as that pro
posed by Congressman Rankin,
Sheppard, Hartley, Parnell Thorn.
as and McDonough follows the
Hitler pattern the signers de,
clared.
"Outlawing the Communist
party is The first fatal mile
down the road to fascism: it
Is the inevitable prelude to
the destruction of free labor
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

challenged the p people of the
world to speak and work for a
just, durable peace.
DeBoer said that Pea is count
ing heavily on organized labor's
efforts in connection with the
May IA mass meeting.
Naturally. labor union MEM
bers can be relied upon to rally
to Wallace's support" he de-
clared. This is true not only
because of his courageous at
temps to prevent World War
III. but also because of his rep
utation as champion of the
rights of organized labor"
Tickets are available at: Pea,
112 E. Chestnut ST., SUP. 7O35;
Central Book Store, SO S. Clark
ST.; Concord Book Shop, SO S.
Michigan ave-; Nedwick's Book
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Wallace to speak
in Chicago Moy II

While labor bts and for the scalp Henry Wallace the
oreide n Ma
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

Store, I'll N. Michigan av.; Mod
ern Book Store, $50 w. Washing
ton ST.; Abraham Lincoln Book
Store, is N. Michigan av.; Paul
Romaiine Bookshop, 1874 N. LaSalle
e.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Ethical Society
TO heor Hoydon

Freedom From Fear" will be
the subject of an address by DR..
A. Eustace Hayden to the Ethical
Society on May 4, at Il am, in
Curtiss Hall, 40 S. Michigan Ave.
Only 1925 dwelling units were
built in New York City in 1916.
There is an estimated immediate
shortage of 100000 units.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

VILLAGES SPEECH will be
a report on his recent speaking
tour of European countries, dur
ing which he criticized us. for
eign policy as war-breeding and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

"Outlawing the Communist
party is The first fatal mile
down the road to fascism: it
Is the inevitable prelude to
the destruction of free labor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Den ceskeho tisku.

Praha (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
vensky svaz novinafG zavedl
"Den ceskeho tisku". ktery bu-
de pofadat pravidelne kazdy
rok dine 8. zari. Letos Sc den
konal pod heslem "Jednota V
narode = mir mezi narOdy."
Tento den ma pTipomlnat
csl. verejnosti obeti valky umu-
cenych novinafG, ktef1 byli mel
statecnejs1mi hrdiny sveho ma
roda. Pro novinaTe pax ma byti
tento den pripom1nkou mysle-
mex a ideal1, "a n6z tito bojov-
nfci polozili sve zivoty a dnem
zpytovani svedoml. Nacistictl
okupanti odvelkli do koncen-
tracnlch taborG celkem 262 ces
kych novinaT1, z nichz 12O po-
pravili. Deset veznenych no
wharf zemfelo kratce pc ma
vratu dom1. V zahranicnim
odboji a v zahranicn1m voJsku
slouzilo 65 csl. novinarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Wallace odsoudil ostre smsrni-
CT nasi zahranicni politiky.

Henry A. Wallace byl hlav-
MIN recn1kem ma sch1zi pora-
dane organisac1 Progressive
Citizen v Madison Square Gar
den v New Yorku. Ma tom sa-
mem m1ste pred rokem Wal
lace odsoudil smernici zahra-
nicn1 politiky Spoj. Stat1 vdci
Sovetskemu Svazu a proto byl
zbaven sveho 1Tadu sekretafe
obchodu.
Wallace pravil, re cd minu-
leho roku nebyl ucinen zadny
pokrok k dorozumenl sc S Rus
KEN a. naopak situace byla pri-
ostrena. Nase zahranicn1 smer-
nice jest T1zena sc svolenim
p~residenta Trumana zastupci
velkych financn1ch zajmG.
Zminil Sc O podsekretari
statu R. Lovellovi, vypomoc.
sekretaTi C. Salcmanovi, sekr.
narodnf obrany Forrestalovi a
dalsfch 1fedn1cfch, re mali spo
jenf s Wall Street, ktera je pri-
pravena Tiditi cely svet." Kde
isou smernice zesnuleho pres.
Roosevelta? Diva roxy pc je-
no smrti je to myslen1 pana III.
Hoovera, ktery fidf nase zahra-
nicni sm1rnice.
Svo;i skvelou rec Wallace
zakoncil slovy: "Dnes prohla-
suji, re jest-li Demokraticka
Strana Dude pokracovati " uto-
cich ma obcanske svobody a
jest-li re ODE strany stoji "a
vysokymi cenami a depresi -
tedy lid musi miti NOVOU
STRANU SVOBODY a MfRU!
LID MUSf MfTI VYBER!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
President Benes k 800. vyroci
Moskvy.

Praha (CTK) = President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes po-
slal k 800. vyrocf zalozenf Mos
kvy slovanskemu vyboru v Mo-
skye tento telegram:
We chv1l1ch, kdy Moskva O.
slavuje 800 let sveho zivota,
pripojuji Sc i ia spolu S lidem
Ceskoslovenska k tenn, kteT1
vzpominaj1 tohoto vyZnamne-
no data. Vzdyt 800 let zivota
vaseho hlavnfho mesta je w
razem davne a pevne narodnl
vile vybudovat 81 krasne a W.
znamne stTedisko, d1stojne ce-
leho vaseho velikeho narodnl-
no snazenf. VeT1m, re 81 Mos
kva vedouc1 postaveni We slo-
vanskem svete vzdy zachova a
re svoji pr1stf historic Dude pro-
zfvat u vedom1 velkych 1kolG a
odpov6dnosti. Preji pfi teto
pTilezitosti mestu Moskve jme-
mem svym i jm6nem naseho liz
du dalsf vyvoj a rust V klidu a
mlru sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-26
Italsti komuniste volali:
"Smrt Trumanovi!"

Rim. "Smrt Trumanovi!"
volalo ma 100, 900 italskych ko-
munist1, kdyz jejich v1dce Pal
miro Togliati rekl Jim, re Spo-
jene Staty snazf Sc vyvolati no.
YOU valku a Rusko je zem1, KITE
ra j NIUE nabfdnouti n~ejv1ce.
Togliati, ktery byl pc Is let
w Moskve, mluvil We Florencii
a Nome. Tyden pred tim
hrozil, re pouzije 10000 do
bre vycvicenych partyzanG",
ably svrhl vladu premiera de
Gasperi, ktera vyloucila komu-
misty, protoze Sc zdalo, re je
mic neuspokojl.
Togliati popTel, re komunis-
tie mali skryte zbrane pro pow
stani. Vyzval, ably byla zave-
dena censura tisku v Italii, ably
bylo zabraneno "kamuflazova-
tt pravdu a klamath lid"
V feci v Nome rekl: Gnu
sim zd1raznit, re nemame zbra
ne a ~jestlize takove zbran6
skutecne existujf, snad je Spo-
iene Staty daily ne delnik1m
nybrz faSist1m.
"Spojene Staty die americ.
keno admirala chit NIT lodstvC
ma Stfedozemnlm mort -. a ze
Spojenych Statd slysfme hlasy
novzbuzui1cf americky lid, ably
znovu bojoval O svetove v1d
covstvf. Toto pfanf je jednol
z pf1cin neklidu a horkosti me
ri narody."