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Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

Exponents of the community
rotary exchange" boast that once
the unit is installed it continues to
operate for months untouched by
human hands.
With this mechanical marvel at
the helm, the party line will be-
come as obsolete as Benjamin
Franlklin's kite. No longer will ev-
cry phone on the line ring when
someone puts in call. The jangling
on the wall will be heard only in
the home of the person for whom
the call is intended.
: Final analysis reveals that the
new dial exchange can do every
thing the old party line did, and
can DO It better. With. one ex-
ception: It can't trace down the doc
tor in an emergency.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
VANISHING AA1ERICANZSMS
Party Line Heading for Doom

That chatty, friendly institution,
the rural party line, the force
which has bound farm residents to-
gether into communities and spread
more news than Waiter Winchen,
is getting ready to bid farewell to
the American scene.
It's in the cards. The party line
will be replaced, eventually. by the
unsociable but efficient dial tele-
phone exchange. That fact became
apparent recently when telephone
and radio manufa cturing firm an
nounced development Of dial tele-
phone exchange especially designed
for the small community which has
only 300 or 400 subscribers.
The new type Of exchange, which
will make dial phones economical
for an operating company with as
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
NEWS REVIEW
Rough ON Reds: Byrnes;
AFL Overrides Lewis.
MEMOIRS:
No Patience

James F. Byrnes, who, when he
was secretary of state, was a veri-
table personification Of patience on
a monument" in his dealings with
Russia, stepped down from his ped
estal and announced that it was time
to start slugging.
In his published memoirs.
Speaking Frankly" Byrnes pro-
posed that the u. S. reply to Rus
sia's 'obstructionism'' on atomic
energy and German peace treaty
agreements with ''better and more"
atomic bombs and a decision to
drive the Red army out Of Germany.
by force if necessary.
Exponents of the "get tough with
Russia" policy now have a sturdy
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

few as 40 lines, is termed un-
romantically community rotary
exchange" Cost of installation will
average about 500 a line, but the
cost to an individual subscriber
will be much lower than that be-
cause rural exchanges usually have
from 4 to 10 parties on a line.
The unit will provide fully auto
matte service for individuals, pri-
vate branch exchanges, 2, S and 10
party lines. as well as pay station
service. -
Major development is the circuit
arrangement which completely sep
arates toll from local service. there
by insuring the availability Of lines
for long distance calls. even though
all local facilities may be busy.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

urer, as top federation officers, was
taken in order to permit the AFL
officers to sign non-C Communist affi-
davits for AFL federal unions which
have no national officers Of their
own. No union may have access to
the facilities of the national labor
relations board under the Taft-Hart-
ley law unless their officers sign
the affidavitS.
Lewis previously had adamantly
refused to sign the non-Communist
affidavit on the grounds that he
would be making a concession to
the Taft-Hartley law, much reviled
by labor.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
Taft Might Hinder
QelOeys Possibilities

However, the results of the more
recent Taft journey might mean 9
double setback for Dewey if what
Is claimed is correct; namely, that
Taft not only strengthened himself
but strengthened Republican pros.
poets, generally.
The reason for this is that
the men who pull the strings in
the Republican party have NO
great affection for Dewey. II
they thought they were due for
an easy victory they would be
likely to push him aside regard
less of his vOte-getting ability.
In other words, while the in
siders want a man who can get :
the popular vote, they would
rather have somebody whom
they are entirely sure is their
man, even If he isn't as popu-
Lar - so long as he has edge
enough to pull through.
While no formidable stop Dewey
movement is evident the fact
that Taft tossed Warren Of Califor.
mia q whole bowl of roses, took oc.
casion to at least mention Stassen-
and found no occasion to notice the
existence cf the governor Of New
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

as a prosecutor. It must be remem.
bered that NOR. than once he has
sacrificed a highly lucrative posi-.
ton for the pure Joy of criminal
prosecution. First, when after max.
ing good record on the staff of the
United States district attorney, he
postponed returning to private prac.
tice in order to prosecute Municipal
Court Judge Hunstler, without pay,
for the American Bar. association:
then, when he accepted the position
as deputy district attorney at $16,.
600 a year to go after Dutch Schultz.
Lucky Luciano, ct al.
He is quoted as saying once
that he would rather prosecute
criminals than eat.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
REFUGEES:
From SOUiets

Streams of refugees are reported
to be coming through Russia's iron
curtain to the southeastern coast of
Sweden.
Reason for their fight, they say,
is that the Baltic lands where they
made their homes, now under con-
troll Of the Soviet Union. are being
combed by the Russians for men
and women to be deported to
Siberia.
A secret transportation route out
of the Soviet zone manages to spirit
the refugees to Sweden. Cost for
such a journey - $500 German
marks.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

For instance, he is ambitious.
Everybody admits that, his
friends approvingly, making it a,
sort of copy-book virtue; and Dewey
has taken the copy-book to heart,
not merely in regard to ambition,
in general, but in attempting to just
ify specific ambition, one we all
heard some time or other in our
youth: every American boy has
a chance to be president. Dewey
has taken that seriously.
His enemies look upon Dewey's
ambition as Brutus looked upon
Caesars.
I'm afraid that wasn't as simple
or declarative a sentence as I in
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

York-seemed to indicate that there
might be some concerted effort in
the future on the part of the serious
contenders. And, of course, there
are always the favorite sons whose
supporters always hope against hope
to get together in a "stop Dewey"
effort.
One thing about Dewey, how
ever, is that he appears to be able
to build as he goes. That is, up to
the present, he has gained in ve-
locity without having to reach too
far back for his prestige.
Dewey's opponents point to
what they call a. "blank" rec
ord as governor. The Demo-
Gratis say that about all he did
was to cash in on "a number of
progressive steps taken by his
predecessors clear back to AL
Smith. While it is true that he
hase increased his political
stature, moving steadily and
steadfastly toward his goal -
the White House - he has at the
same time been accused by his
opponents Of leaning over back
wards to avoid doing or saying
anything that might prove an
obstacle toward that goal.
This thought was put into concrete
form in recent resolution passed
by the New York state Industrial
Union council (the official CIO body
which represents all the CIO unions
Of New York; at Saratoga Springs
in September, which read: I'VE ac-
cuse Governor Dewey of permitting
his personal ambition to take prece-
dence over the best interests of the
people of New York"
1 don't mean to imply by this
that Dewey counts too heavily on
the CIO vote. Although he has
created considerable aura of pro-
gressivism about himself, some of
his hackers are very conservative
and financially-powerful individuals.
There is one characteristic re-
vealed in Dewey's career which may
be forgotten as his record as an
executive eclipses his achievement
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

tended. Let's try
this again: Thorn
as Dewey is not
a hail fellow
well-met. Il doubt
If anybody win
deny that.)
Thomas Dewey
once was chosen
as one of Amer
ica'S IS b e S t
dressed men. l
t h i n k anybody
who has seen him
will say that was
a stiff a b e
choice. ~
ThOnooc nouynv
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

les, the AFL did
vote to abolish its
vice presidents in a
move to make the
entire federation
eligible to use the
national labor rela-
tions board under
the Taft Hartley
law.
The action, which
leaves only William
Green, president.
and George Meany.
secretary treas.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
BELABOR:
Le1Uis.D0wned

ION this issue I don't think
the federation has a head. 1
think its neck has just grown
up and haired over"
Thus spake John L. Lewis, he Of
the king-sized eyebrows, at the
American Federation of Labor coz
vention in San Francisco. The issue
to which he so Justify referred was
that of whether the AFL should vote
to wipe out its 13 vice presidents,
Of which Lewis is one.
And despite Lewis name-calling
and hammy, mane-tossing histrion-
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

champion In the
former secretary
Of state, who re-
signed that post
only last January
because of i'll
health.
Byrnes pr e.
sented a 10-step
course Of action
for restoring
peace, basis Of
which must be
the conclusion of
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

is a small man-in stature. (The
jokesters have done the best they
can with that joke but it's worn by
now0 Standing in small group
with Dewey you aren't particularly
conscious Of his height-or lack of
1t. When he looks at you he can look
hard enough to make you feel that
you are almost seeing eye to eye,
literally. mean not necessarily
hguratively.
Tom Dewey is hard worker;
he is As and, like Taft, was a
good student. When it comes to
generalities - Dewey is more
difficult to describe.
There is one thing, however, that
emerges clearly when one examines
Dewey's career. It follows a very
definite curve which he undoubtedly
plotted a long time ago and which
viii take the boy from Owosso,
Mich. all the way into the White
Hottse if he is permitted to follow
II.
Frequently he has had to
pause in his upward course but
he always manages to start over
again where he left of, and con-
tinue in the same direction. He
lost his first bids for the guber-
Material and presidential nomi-
nation in 1898 and 1910, respec.
lively, but he tried again for the
gOvernOrship in 1912, and was
carried into Office on q land
slide that ended 20 years of
Democratic control. That car
ried him along to the next mile
stone and he became automatic
contender for the presidency in
1914. The revolt against the New
Deal which put the Republicans
back into power in New York
wasn't strong enough to over
come the Roosevelt popularity
SO Dewey had to mark time until
the next time-which is now.
However, there is no use leap
frogging the nomination, which is
the issue at the moment. There is
the usual controversy over the re-
suits Of Dewey's western trip, which
ended in August, but his managers,
with confident optimism, announced
on his return that his first-ballot
strength at the convention would
register at least 400 out of the SAT
votes needed to nominate him.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
Dewey Costs Eye Toward Presidency
New York Governor Stands
High g in Public Estimation
By BAUKHAGE \
Nevs AnaLyst end Commentator.

Washngton-Last week we looked at some of the con-
tenders for the Republican presidential nomination This
week it is the New York governors turn
More than person who has tried talk about write
about Thomas Edmund Dewey has complained of the diff
Guilty of this task There doesn't to be any place
begin end
governor Of the New York
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31

MAY SUCCEED BRADLEY ..
A strong boom is under way to
get the White House to draft Maj.
Gen. Paul r.. Hawley to succeed
Gen. Omar Bradley, veterans ad-
ministrat0r, If General Bradley
becomes army chief Of staff next
year.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
INSTRUCTION

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professional photography now being Of
fered by the only Photographic school in
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the G.I. Bill. Next clasS starts Oct. 10th.
Write for Further Information to
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SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, S31 No. Fourth
st., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Phi. 41S5.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
LIVESTOCK

HELP YOUR horses and mules keep In top
condition. Stimulate tagging appetites with
Dr. LeGear's Stock Powder in their feed.
The best stock tonic money can buy. Sat
iSfaction guaranteed,
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.

POULTRY RAISERS. ATTENTION! Don't
first Indication spray your entire flock with
Dr.LeGear'S Poultry Inhalant. Safe, sooth-
ing and quick acting. Satisfaction guar.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
OIL HEATERS CHEAPER

OIL HEATERS CHEAPER
For homes, cabins and shops. All kinds.
War surplus stoves at WHOLESALE
prices. Fine opportunity for dealers. Write
MATCH STOVE HEADQUARTERS
624 East 18th st. Kansas City, Me.
FILMS DEVELOPED, roll and prints
SOC. Extra prints Sc. KRAFTEK, 9O8 N.
Cedar. Colorado Springs, Colo.
UNPAINTED WALL PLAQUES; 30 UP,
beautiful designs, easily painted.
List free, write today.
WEICK, 4193 Yates St., Denver IL, Cole.
HUNTERS!
Frontier Leather Co., Sherwood, oregon
will tan your deer and elk hides.
Write for information.
Frontier Leather Co., Sherwood, oregon.
SEND (stamp) free fibre flower patterns.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER STUDIO -
SOS Pacific Ave. Long Beach IL, Caln
g." NEW STEEL TUBING
Suitable for water well casing, 1rr1gatlon
and most other pipe purposes.
CENTRAL PIPE AND SUPPLY co.
1863 Blake Denver. Cole
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
HOME FURNISHINGS & APPLL

STOKOL STOKER, 400 pounds capacity,
good condition. Phi. Fremont 2646 or write
DIR. j. E. RAMSEY
226E Ash Denver, Colorado
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
HELP WANTED-WOMEN

COOKS WANTED
Middle aged women. First class dinner
cook and fry cook. Write or phone
SCHAFER'S CAFE, Dodge City, Kansas.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
If|i!55&3
May Warn of DisOrdered
Kidney Action

| Kidney Action
Modern life with its hurry and worry,
irregular habits, improper eating and
drinking-its risk of exposure and infec-
tion-throws heavy strain on the. work
Of the kidneys. They are apt to become
over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid
and other impurities from the life-givinG
blood.
You may suffer nagging backache.
headache, dizziness, getting up nights,
leg pains, swelling-feel constantly
tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs
Of kidney or bladder disorder are some
times burning, scanty or too frequent
urination.
Try Dodm's Pills. Do0n's help the
Kidneys to pass off harmful excess body
waste. They have had more than half
century of public approval. Are recon-
mended by grateful users everywhere.
Ask your neighbor!
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Arizona sun., 1947-10-31
FARMS AND RANCHES

BEAUTIFUL IRRIGATED LAKE SIDE
farm just 85 miles from Denver, 5 miles
north Goodrich, Colo, on the shore Of
Jackson lake. Full water rights. River
side ditch. Deep in the heart of rich sugar
beet and sheep feeding country. Good
fishing, goose. duck and pheasant shoot
ing. Chicago owner wishes immediate bid
280 acres.
N. C. HAMILTON
1O5 w. Adams St., Chicago 8, IN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
'racnf pristroie, ale i postele

racn1 p~r1stroje, ale i postele,
pradlo - slovem vse, re nezby-
ly jen hole steny . TAX ma pr1-
klad Ceskoslovensko potrebuje
pro tuberkulosn1 deti 100, 900
Lick, to je ten samy pocet jake
potrebuj1 a mali Spojene Staty.
Ale jak niue nekolika miliono-
w stat vykradeny, Sc znicenym
prumyslem, bez surovin vyba-
viii sta nemocnic modernimi
pf1stroji a vs1m potrebnym CO
must byti "a drahe penlze opa-
treno v zahranici? Zde je po-
tfebf nasi pomoci abychom a
lespon castecne zachranili to
CO Sc zachranit da. Ably sc kaz-
dy ma vlastnf oci presvedcil O
spoustach valky a O nadsenf W.
budovati zpustosenou zem, pro
m1tany byly zdarile aktualni
filmy kterymi bylo dokumento-
vano vse CO bylo recnic1 pove-
demo.
Pred ukoncenim sch1ze wy
konana sb1rka, ktera prinesla
$1,000 a jiste drive nez bude-
me tyto Tadky cfsti, dosahne
prvni etapa nasf sbfrky 5000.
Vecer byla schGze nasich bel
campskych krajan1 a tam pc
Teci DIR. Kalalove to wall ba-
.tovskym tempem. "Tak bra
ire N. N. kolik ii mann napsat?"
pta Sc sberatel posluchace sed1-
chic v prvnf Fade. "Dvacet do
larG", odpov1da tazany a tax to
ide dial, re We ctvrthodine mala
hrstka ~belcampskych krajan6
= nen1 jich tam AMI celia stow
ka, upsano a ma hotovosti -
500 dolard slovy: pet set dola-
RI! Budiz Yam vsechna cest
belcampstf krajane. Ease 'jste
prvnf a Ease jste ukazali jak
VAN srdce bijf. Jste nam balti-
morskym Cechoslovak1m pT1-
kladem a povzbuzenlm a Sdru-
zen1 Ceskoslovenskych Spolk6
klade ST "a cest, re tax krasne
pracujete S Mani, v tax vznese-
mem soutezen1 pomoci zachra-
nit nadeji Ceskoslovenske re.
publiky - ceske a slovenske
dltky. inv
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z OSADNf
NARODNfHO A
CESKYCH KATOLfKU.
Vazena redakce:-

Vazena redakce:-
Velice mileho prekvapeni Sc
mi dostalo kdyz ma zadost pri-
sci jsem do Klastera Radu No
tire Dame, Cithodna Sestra Mi
lada podava mi obalku We ktere
bylo $500 z p%oznamkou: "To-
to jsem nastradala cd deticek
re zahradky a z rGznych dar-
XII. Poslete to ma podporu chu-
dych studentG stavu knezskeho
v Ceskoslovensku." Pan Buh
zaplat!
Ma Katolickou Charitu Ces-
koslovensku daroval Jan Troch
S1.O0.
Clenske pTispevky zaplatili:
Pc $1,000 Josef Pojer, Ma
RE Baroch, Emma Baroch.
Pc S1.00: = Ignac Matou-
SEX, KateTina Matousek, Josefa
Tejnecky, Anna Melocfk, Frank
Machacek, Jan Kolarfk, Josefa
Kosojet, Marie Hodek, Alzbeta
Matejka, Josef Rynes, Petroni-
la Kr1z, Anna Vanish, Frank
Staska, Marie Staska, Vaclav
Dvofak, Vaclav Marsalek, Ka-
rel Peterka, Frances Peterka,
Terezie Kolar1k, Frank Hrad-
sky, Josefa Herold, Marie
Pfaff, Jos. Mach, Helena Mach,
Josefina Peroutka, Josef Vona-
SEX, Frantiska Vonasek a Josef
Vonasek, MI.
Jmenem m1stni odbocky vsem
vzdava upr1mny dix
Josef VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
Hledaji Sc krajane.

New York (cTK) = Delegat
Ceskoslovenskeho Cerveneho
KT1ze, 1890 Broadway, New
York : 10, N. Y, hleda tyto o.
soby:
Elizabeth Dvoroznakova-Se-
mancik, posledne Clifton, N. J.
Anna Hinze, mar 1902 Lipt.
Sv. Mikulase, posledne v New
Yorku.
Marie Long-Tothova, naro-
zena 1887 v Kobolk1te, posled-
ne v New Orleans.
Jan Silvia, mar. 1886, posled-
ne Gary Lake, Ind.
Marie Onagnost, mar. 2. pro-
since 1891 v Starej Turej, po-
sledne v Astoria, L. I.
Andrew Kardos, posledne
Royal Oak, Mich.
Josef Moric Happier, naro-
zen 1892 v Starozynetzu, po-
sledne Miami Beach, Florida.
Karel Holcak, mar. 1904, ma
moTnfk, jenz Sc pTistehoval do
Ameriky pred 20 Lefty.
Stefan Bajza, asi 50lety, po-
sledne Detroit. Mich.
Kdo by vedel jejich adresy,
at je laskave oznamf Delegatu
Csl. Cerveneho KT1ze ma shora
uvedenou adresu.
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w Zde mate.

jenych narodG. Wy zde mate
svoje sdruzen1 americke.
Vase clenstvi Dude soucasne
hlasovac1m lfstkem prot ato-
move pune. Pomahali jste W.
datne zlikvidovat Hitlera a ie-
no s~pTezence, toz pomahejte i
zastupcdm SIS narod1 v Lake
Success k tomu, ably brzy mohli
j~ednomyslne a S konecnou plat
nost1 odhlasovat, re atomova
puma byla jenom vzrusujfcf e.
pisodou a re splnila sv1j 1kol v
arsenalu demokracie POSLED-
Nj valky.
Doufam, re jste mne porozu-
NELL. Je to i velky odkaz cele-
mu svetu tech skvelych hoch1,
kterf Sc nevratili z Guadalcana-
lu a cd Stalingradu, je to i Cd
kaz naSich mucedn1k1, kteT1
odpocfvaj1 V Lidicfch. Svdj po-
jistovac1 prfspevek pro sve deti
mHzete poslat a adresovat TAX
to:
World Federation of United
Nation Association
As East 65th Street
New York Fl, N. Y.
Kdyz chcete, m1zete Ike sv6-
mu jmenu pripojit American
Cz6choslovak. At sc We svete
vi, re americt1 Cechoslovaci,
kter1 v Americe byli mezi PRIV
mimi, jez Sc organisovali proti
Hitlerovi, jsou opet mezi PRIV
mimi, kteT1 sc pc tis1cfch orga-
INSULT pro trvaly mir.
A "a to vsechno, co jste uz
vykonali a co jeste vykonate
pro ty nase nedokrevne, nedo-
zivene a tuberkulosou a jinak
ohrozene deti v Ceskoslovensku
Yam take dekuji z hloubi duse
a upTimneho srdce. Preiu Yam
v tonic roce to nejlepsf a doc
kam-li, tax sc Ease nekdy v do
hledne dobe pTijedu podfvat do
Ameriky a doufam, re budu
nit snad trochu vic casu i pro
Vas nez isem mel tentokrate.
Vzdycky Vas,
JAN
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Z Belcampu

Tuto nedeli, 26. ledna Sc ne
hraje CESKE KINO v BEL
CAMPU, protoze Sc stehuje do
2. poschod1 do move m1stnosti.
Odkladame program re 26.
ledna 1947 ma pondeli, dine ~.
ledna " 8 hodin vecer V move
mistnosti ceskeho kina v 2. pos
chodl.
Hraje Sc novy cesky film.
PTijdte vsichni!
Pffstf nedeli cd 2. unora 1947
Sc hraje pravidelne We 3 hodiny
odpoledne.
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DAIRY.

= K uct6nf pamatky zemre-
lie p1. Bozeny Klimentove daro-
vail m1sto kvetiny ma Ceske ST.
p. a pf. Karel a Marie
Rvs $500 a rodina Anton LOuc
Aberdeen, Md. $500.
- ucteni pamatky zemfe-
lie pl. Bozeny Klimentove daro-
vail m1sto kvetiny ma Ceskou
Skolu August1n HeTmana
Josef a Antonio Nemec $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24

Ease dobra prace Sc zdafila
a opetne Sdruzen1 Ceskosloven-
skych. Spolkd il vykonalo. PRAY
da iniciativa pfisla cd bratf1
SlovakdG, kterf pochopili vyzvu
American Relief for Czechoslo-
vakia, re je nutna spoluprace
vsech slozek naseho narodniho
zivota, ably bylo doclleno uspe-
chu. Sdruzen1 Ceskosloven-
skych Spolkn jake vzdy kdy Sc
|iedna O dobrou vec, vykonalo
pTipravy k lidove sch1zi a sblr-
&c pro pomocnou akci Ameri-
can Relief for Czechoslovakia,
kteraz organisace chce nadale
pecovati O zdrav1 valkou a pod
vyzivou zamorenych ceskoslo-
venskych detf z prostfedkG hra-
zenych verejnymi sbfrkami.
V nedelni schuZi promluvlla
k nam zmfnenou organised Wy
slana recnice DIR. Vlasta Kala-
Iowa di Lott, ktera v obsazne
reel vylicila nam situaci Cesko-
slovenska, jak hospodafskou
tax i mravnf a hlavne povedela
nam zevrubne proc a pro koho
je jests nasi pomoci zapotrebi.
Soudim-li die pozornostl a
iiste neprehan1m nap1si-li kos
|telnfho ticha a zan1cen1 s ia
kym byla rec vyslechnuta, Jsem
list. re tezce zkousena kraJan-
ka nalezla cestu k srdclm nase-
no ceskoslovenskeho lidu V Bal
|timore, ktery nikdy neodeprel
pomoci tam kde toho bylo "a
potrebl.
V 1vodu sve reci DIR. Kalalo-
Iva nam povedela pr1ciny nekte-
Irych nepeknych zjevd a sla-
bych karakterd nejen mezi ma
mi, ale kazdem narode Sc Wy,
|skytujicich, kterych vyuzlll
Nemci ably ucinili pr1lom &c
zdraveho tela naseho naroda
tim prdGlomem chteli vsouvatl
Sc al k jeho jadru, ably cesky
narod znicili a zotrocili. V DIAL
sfm prdbehu reel uvedla protI-
klady toho sobeckeho slabos-
stvf. ocelove karaktery nescet-
nych tisicn ceskych lid, kter.
dovedli odrfkati Sc vseho, kter.
dovedli ma oltaT vlasti polozit
kdyz toho potreba kazala i svo'
lie zivoty. Dale predlozila nan
seznam nemocnicnfch zaflzeni
'liichz je nutne treba v boil
zdravl ceskoslovenskych detl
'|iako jsou: Zasobarny krv'
Banks), sberny mater
|skeho mleka, mandatory pre-
predcasne narozene deti, pc
|ifzdne detske kliniky a vycvil
odborneho personalu. Ably
chom snaze pochopili situacl
'ldr. Kalalova nam povedela
ylastni zkusenosti jake lekafk'
chirurgie, re pc odchodu Mem
2 Ceskoslovenska, nemocnl
Ice a vedecke 1stavy byly Mem
lei tax vyrabovany, re z nemoc
mic byly odneseny neJen ope