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UzELLA. JOSEPH p

UZELLA, JOSEPH P. On Wednesday.
5apa ABs a. + stH zss sodsss a1ns rasna
Chambers Funeral Home. BIT 18th St, Sc,
until Monday. May 5, at Gas am. Mass
Il sosss un.s Msme sa.ss snses sodep 81 ng2o
National Cemetery
WHEELER. MARY LOUISE. Departed
this life on rridsy Nay z; 1877 Hrr q Freq v
Mrs Bernice Payne. Mrs. Inez Carpenter,
Mrs Susie Disss. Miss Marie Green. John
.nS S,, Joe na she o
Rhnss iinss ssnis1 ea Hsn.rsi Hone sra M sna y.
s ant ana r.nds NAV May ss !. her
residence, 1929 Union st. s.w. Funeral
Tuesday, May s.. at 9 an. from st: Vim
cent De pagls Church. Interment Mount
May !, 1e47. VICTOR H.. WILKINS 81 Of
1928 1th st. NV; husband Of Bell WI;
dadss Ts ar 81 eh Seher
Elliott Of Norfolk. va. and 2 devoted
friends friends. Al After W Il noon ' sunday, May 4.
friends may ns call At the MalEan & sshe5
St. H NV, s Where services viii be held
Monday, May 5, at l pm. Interment
Woodlswn Cemetery. .
WILSON, ISABELLA FRANCES. On
Thursday, May l, 1947. at the residence
Of her daughter -in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth H, !,
Wilson, 173 ST. ne, ISABELLA FRAN
liam Wilson and mother of Charles E.
Wilson and the late William M. Wilson OF
Short Hills, N j. Friends may call at the
ne. REQUIEM mass at st. Martins Cath
lie Church, North Capitol and T sts., on
Monday, May 5, at 9 am. Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery.
On Friday, May 2, 1947, at her residence,
5000 Conn. ave. NV, TESSIE SOLOMON
WITTGENSTEIN wife OF Harry Wittgen-
stein and mother of Mrs. Hermine Sam
burg. Friends may call at Gawler S
Chapel, 1880 Pa. ave. NV, where services
will be held on Sunday. May 4, at 1890
p,n1,
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|Selgi. Chas. |. !. kenney, s.,
Dies ii Avon Park, Fla.

Sergt. Charles T. Kenney, y. s.. Al
fretired1, Go, veteran of so years
in the Army and q one-time Wash
ington resident. died Wednesday 10
Avon Park, Fla. according to word
received here.
Sergt Kenney had been stationed
In the Office of the Chief Of Field
Artillery here from 1925 until his
retirement in 1910. He was vet
eran OF World War !, and was d
member of the 1st Division Society
and the Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
While stationed here, he lived at
42l4 Curtis road. Chevy Chase.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Jane Kenney, and q sister.
Mrs. Mary A. Prince, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arlington.
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RedfieId Funeral Services
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for 1t Comdr
Charles H. Redfield, As, Navy hos
pital administrative officer since
1888, who died Thursday at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital after long
illness, will be held at 10:30 am
tomorrow at Ft. Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
A native of Winnsboro, La.
Comdr. Redfield had spent several
tours of duty as executive assistant
to the fiscal director, Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery, at the Navy
Department here. He had received
a masters degree from Benjamin
Franklin University in 1941.
Surviving is his widow, Mrs
Florence Redfield, 5621 Southwick
street, Bethesda.
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Maryland tobacco Sales
Reach | 4S0 ,S5S Pounds
u the Associates Press

BALTIMORE, May IA total Of
l,4as,85s pounds Of Maryland tobac-
leo was auctioned from warehouse
floors during the week. the Depart
|ment Of Agriculture reports.
Despite q three-day sales holiday
brought about by growers In an
effort to boost prices, sales during
the Wednesday Friday period aver
aged $Is6 per hundred pounds be-
low the $51.31 average last week.
The average prices for the various
grades ranged for 10 cents q pound
for some nondescript and low
quality grades, to So cents for several
lots OF better grade leaf.
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Mrs. Netto c. Murphey,
Seminary Teacher, Dies

Mrs. Meta G. Murphey, a faculty
member at Mount Vernon Seminary
for 81 years, died yesterday at her
home, 2032 Belmont road NV, after
a long illness.
Mrs. Murphey had been a resident
of Washington since 1917, and was
connected with the Seminary until
her retirement in 1888. She was the
widow of the late Frank e. Murphey.
She is survived by her sister, Mrs.
Frank Golsch with whom she lived.
Services will be held at Gawler's
chapel 10 am. Tuesday. Burial will
be private.
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John Bernard Holman,
Native Of Capital, Dies

John Bernard Holman, So, native
|of Washington, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital after brief ILL
ness.
Mr.. Holman was educated In
public schools here. He was the son
LOT the late Henry G. Holman and
Mrs. Mary Geier Holman. A few
years ago, Mr.. Holman moved to
Arlington, Va, and lived at 2137
North Brandywine street. He was
a member and past president of
the Glebe Wood Citizens Associa-
ton and attended st. Mary's
Church
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret Longstreet Holman, of
the Arlington address: one son, Col.
Henry B. Holman, stationed in
Tokyo; and daughter, Mrs. George
w. Thomas Of Washington. -Four
grandchildren also survive.
Services will be held at S:45
Tuesday at Geier's Funeral Chapel,
followed by a requiem high mass at
st. Mary's Church. Burial will be
in st. Mary'S Cemetery.
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to Register
First Grude Students

Parents who plan to enter their
children in the first grade of the
Hyattsville Elementary Schools in
September are requested by Mrs.
Mary A. Petty, principal, to register
them now.
The children must be s before
next January l. If parents are un-
able to go to the Gallatin street
school they should telephone regis
tration information to HYattsville
0595.
The Mothers and Teachers Club
will meet at pm Tuesday in the
Forty third avenue school. Music
classes OF Miss Betty Stewart and
athletic classes of Miss Betty Car
roll will present program.
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Harris Rites Attended
BY 500; Union Asks
Full Murder inquiry

More than 1900 persons yester.
day attended funeral services fol
James e. Harris. murdered unior
leader. At the Metropolitan Baptist
Church.
After the service, at which Mr.
Harris was eulogized by fellow union
ofhcials. many OF the mourners
marched from the church at 122s
r street NV. to the headquarters
Of the United Cafeteria Workers
Local Al at 10I5 NJ street NV.
While the service was going on
all but two Of the pickets In front
OF the O'Donnell's restaurants left
the picket line As business agent
Of the Cafeteria Workers Union
Mr.. Harris was in charge Of picket
ing the restaurants.
The remaining pickets. one before
each Of the two e street eatine
places, carried black -bordered plac.
ards saying In Memoriam.
Mr.. Harris, who had been active
in the CIO union since its forma.
tion, was found murdered last Mon.
day morning in his home at 3l2l
Thirteenth street NV. His facl
and neck were deeply gashed.
Union Head Pays Tribute.
Tribute to his leadership was paie
at the funeral services by Richard
A. Bancroft, union president: Bel.
ford Lawson. jr., union attorney
and Henry Beitscher, president Of
the CIO Washington industrial
Union Council At union headquar-
ters later, Oliver T. Palmer, the
unions other business agent, also
eulogized the slain leader.
Mr.. Harris wife, who told police
she found her husband dead wher
she returned from visit to nearby
cleaning establishment, attended the
service. Later, Mr.. Palmer and Mr.
Bancroft accompanied the widow
to North Carolina where Mr.. Harris
will be buried.
A joint statement was issued after
the funeral by Mr.. Bancroft and
Daniel H. Schwartz, regional direc-
tor of the CIO United Public
Workers. with which the cafeteria
local Is affiliated.
I Thorough Probe Demanded.
"Five days ago. the statement
began, "a cruel and violent blow
was struck at the labor movement
and the entire Negro people in
Washington by the murder of one
Of its outstanding leaders, James E
Harris. business agent of our union
I'm the few days that have elapsed
since the murder nothing has hap
pened to indicate that the perpe-
traitor Of this crime is any nearer to
being brought tc justice than he was
five days ago.
"Our union feels it is essential
that no avenue of investigation in
connection with Mr.. Harris murder
should be left unturned."
The statement declared that the
police must not overlook the pos
sibility that Mr.. Harris work as a
union organizer and picket line di-
rector may have a definite connec-
ton with the killing.
Every possible suspect should be
checked thoroughly" the state
ment asserted. Our union dedi-
Gates It's resources and energies to
the uprooting of the evil forces re-
sponsible for Mr.. Harris death
wherever and whoever these may
be-"
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Dfatha

ANDERSON, ANpIE z; on sEoI Friday, Mss, Nay Nay
sinia ave. ne. ANDIE e. ANDERSON, the
beloved husOsnd Of ss Mrs Catherine her LEROY An
Anderson and brother Of Mrs. Mae Nae, Holmes d1s,
Friends may cal at tne Lee nnt
sunday. May 4; thereafter at the resi- 81,
dence Of bis sister, Mrs. Pearl Bolen; n IN n
1. Services will be held at the Morris
willie Methodist Church on Monday May o.
st pm. Interment Morrisviile, Va.
BAcKEs JENNIE I'M On 2oss;sa sssqrdsEEN 5EENME Nj
laaa; sacKEs & AtnsS9s q S5snPs va s,sa sssysd
Tsstins at the greh te Fsaefa Ree dendae Bur-
pm. @ interment National Memorial Park
Cemetery. Falls Church va.
senIg on SATURDAY. May 5, 1897. GEORGE
THOMAS BARKsDALE of 1901 Mass; ave
NV Beloved has5and asan q Of ,zsbstb Elizsoetbh g.
Funeral Home. 1900 st. NV. notice OF
dag sUssHfs ss1 o cHsFLrs 1ssa sH1 g Ess9fs,
% vie. Matilda 81 do Bursess two dsashssrs' . Lou
csstiss IL GSodxn aad ada john aana surssss ys
Grandchildren. three great-grandchtldren
snd many ot1er relatives ana fr1enas ITienos; mas
ices Monday, May 3, at the Enenszer
Methodft Net dhn caurfs Peters ath ocans aea
me4t Harmony Cemetery. Arranssnss4ntS is4
CARRIE G. or go1nts g5tsa' Hs.s.. aas &
AaSs GARsIE ave- G fgT Fss esurch ss h0oss
wife Of Charles Bgtt AND mothsr rs.tIsr q
ST. Falls Church, Va, until $40 an
esreS NAY s thsase Rssfs mass lS st. VIII Inns 6
offered at am. Interment ceoar HILL
Cemetery.
CHALMERS, RAsHLEIGH 3; tu On STcn Thurs-
efE eefHEA1nhRs MiS Of aa5 5st5 St HAsM ng hHs5and q
Eiizabeth etf Budd Chalmers. Remains rest
Ing at the s. H. Hines CO; Fansrai era cbonrb bome,
81 ffh the if Epiphany ia17 G St. NV. on Mon
wood rei Cemetery, Phiiadelphia, Pa.
cHEsELDINgES, gS THO THOMAS AAAoS.s s. On g cEfa Wss
dtlsi dine and brother Of William " cheseldinss,
Mrs. Lillian N. Hancock MIS-: Us .tsan Grace pf- =.
mains resting at the James T. Ryan Fu-
neral Home, 317, Pa. ave. Sc, until Mon
day sas Msy n st Arnston asions
terry, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends
invited.
CLAYTON. DEACON JASPER. On Tues.
day, April 2e 1947, at his residence. 2ls
@ St. sw., Deacon JASPER CLAYTON.
and beloved father OF Mrs, Bessie Carter.
He also is survived by a sister, Mrs. Kate
Foster Of Baltimore, Md; three grand
children, two great-grandchildren, two
sisters-in-law. one brother -in-law, one
son-in-law,, five nieces. four nephews and
mains may be viewed after pm. Sunday,
May 4, at the residence Of his. daughter
500 2nd st. s.w. Body will lie in state at
sts s.w. Monday, May 5, at IL an. until
funeral services at pm, Rev; B, n.
Whiting officiating. 1nterment Tuesday
morning, May 6. in Westmoreland Va. 3
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AnuriItttpa

FANAxorr. IKyIN. There x1Il Be 81
saye1linE of . monument for the lat,
MyIN TAFAEorF beloved HUSBAND 9 Q
and Shirley Fanarof. on Sunday. May 4
1g4f, at lao pm. In the Southeast He
brew Congregation Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
LEVY, LILLE. There will be an un
yelling Of 4 monument for the late LrLLu
LEVY, beloved wife Of Meyer Levy an.
mother OF Sarah Meyers and Sam Levy
on Sunday. May 4. 1947. at 2 I'm, IN IN
District 81 Columbia Lodge Cemetery. Rel
atives and friends invited TO attend. A.
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Lot of Gold Braid
Included in Army
And Navy Surplus
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.
Along with the tanks, guns and
typewriters, the Army and Navy
had a lot of gold braid-unused
left over when the war ended.
The Philadelphia regional Of
flce OF the War Assets Admin
istration announced today it
has for sale 16,500 troy ounces,
equivalent to about 1880 pounds.
OF gold and silver thread in
tended for use as braid on mil
itary uniforms.
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of Washington General Assem-
bly,. Fourth Degree. knights OF
Columbus. are notified of the
death OF Sir Knight THOMAS X.
GALLAHEH, and are requested
to assemble at his late residence,
514 9Th st. s.w., on Sunday. May
at s pm, for the recitation OF
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BrathH

May l. is47. 1bDiE NosER CONF III 81 81. !:
loved wife OF Abe Cohen and mother II
dsncs. f7sS deranium 4 st. ny NV. = on SUNDAY.
May :, Ct 2 pm. Interment WashinEtcn
DAILEY. vATIES. On Thursday. MAJ
bAn nsey At oss Fresdmens .1 aosv,sal aa, YATES
Medlock and Leila DALEY; she aiso leaves
four brothers, eight sisters, host Of
ether relatives and friends. The late Mrs
Monday. funeral tuesday. May g. a,
Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 432 N
DARLING, HORACE M. On Thursday,
HokAct M pARINa afilnasSa bsaIoqsd fssPasnsd saaband
of ,.l Kath1srins n1sa Il DARING and father q
Funeral Home 4th st: and Mass ave. ne.
Mas ssfs pm x 1nssrmsns sla srvsss 81 sanaas
DAVIS, ADA g; Suddenly, on Saturday
NV. ADA c. DAVIS, beloved wife OF tn,
Davis, grandnother Of Charles W Davi,
and sister OF Bessie A.. Maude B. and Mary
= SANFORD. Mrs. Davis rests at her. lati
day, May 5, at 8 am Interment Proyi
dence Church Cemetery, Westmorelant
DREW. HENRIETTA. On Friday. Ma,
Dnsw & s1ssSsss99 ssoss9 H4sDts ass q 4. HENRI Fl.
Henry j. .Washburn Drew Of Wayiand
Mas Mas. and mother Of Mrs Mrs. EisanoI 3
ices and interment private.
! EDMONDs, WILLIAM r, SR. On Fri.
ssy NAY w., z. 1917, Ct his ,,I, residence. 2sla
f. sas sslss.s Il sass.ea asa g1.ei
Foster, John r., William r., jr., and Ed
mond 2. Edmonds. brother of samuel r
HIN and Mrs. Oscar, Weinburgh: Services
at Chambers Funer1 Home. I4oo chapir
'e cedsP hGnfhY Hi Cemetery aas e. at
| FINDLEY, WALTER A. On Friday
WALTER TT a PINpLEY. beloved husband
and Joseph. FindIey and Mrs Louise
Prayers at Chambers Georgetown FuneraI
May 9, At 10 am. Mass at Holy Trinity
Arlington National Cemetery
FINK. MAY VIRGINIA. On Thurs,
KY may NAY 8IRG1N1a II eai LssiffPfs ffSK a tSa
', wife oi mbsrI The late Jaeo5 Prayers
Mass at st. Maryis Catholic Church. 5th til
aaa ss syass a Relatives sat and
Cemetery Baltimore papers please copy )
FoUCHE, MRS. ELyA LEE. On Friday,
May z, 1947, at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lewis Cornell. Arlington, Va.
Mrs. ELvA LEE FoUCHE, beloved wife OF
John w. Fouche of Ryan, Va; mother of
Mrs. Ethel Minor and Mrs. A. @. Aquino of
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Lewis Cornell
and Miss Ann Fouehe Of Arlington. Va;
Mrs. William Costello of Ashburn, Va:
NJ. Julian Fouche of Waxpool. Va, and
MT John w. Fouche, jr.. of Ryan, Va. A
Va, y; al. and ten grandchildrsn also survive;
Home Of Lloyd Slack Leesbure, va. Sun
DAY, May 4, at pm, Interment Union
Cemetery, Leesburg, Va.
GALLAHER, THOMAS X. On Thurs
efS eeay' May |. 1945, st his residence. 5I4
beloved son of the late Edward and Sarah
Galaher Funeral from the aboye, resi-
REQUIEM mass at st. Dominic's Church
az 10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. lnterment Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
GALLAHER. THOMAS X. Members
nf Hae e,iv
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CEMETERY LOTS.

NATIONAL MEMORIAL Park Cemetery
lots for 16 burial sites offered at bar
gain; owner away permanently, having no
further need for them. Any reasonable
offer considered. If interested phone Ma
22sa for particulars. a
8 DESIRABLE GRAVE PLOTS. Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery; current value cemetery
estimates, S625; purchase for S495; viii
take $500 lash, purchaser 10 assume bal.
ance of Sl95 in monthly payments of Sic
each, Phone TR. 6s44. MRS. GENTRY
LOTS reduced for cash. CAN WA. 6279
FIT LINCOLN grave lot. block 10, lot
T31. $3.50. Owner leaving city. T. r
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tional Cemetery at pm.
STEINBERG, SONIA. On Saturday
May B. 1e4!, SONIA STEINBERG, beloved
daughter of Michael and Rose Steinberg
of 40 Buchanan st. ne Funeral services
at the Bernard panzansky & Son Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. Sunday, May 4.
at pm. Interment Tifereth Israel
Cemetery.
SUMMERS. KATE " On Thursday, May
/. l947, KATE v SUMMERS, the wife
Of the late William 3. Summers and be-
loved mother of William E. Summers. ir.;
James T. Summers, Mrs. Mildred L. Long,
Mrs. MarEaret E. Mills, Mrs. Katherine
v. Groves, Mrs. Dorothy A. Cherricio, Mrs
Alice M. Magnatto and daughter Of Mrs.
Sophie Simms Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 517 18th st. Sc, on Monday,
May 5, at 2:30 pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
THOMAS. SARAH ]. On Saturday, May
3, la47. SARAH J. THOMAS of IS 9TH
: Thomas and mother Of Mrs. VIM. J,
ard D. Thomas. Funeral from the James
7. Ryan Funeral Home; .317 Pennsylvania
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Pittsburgh papers
please copy. 3
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PITCHER, DAVID I. A special com.
n munication OF Joppa Lodge No
N 35, F. A. A. M, Is hereby callet
- ~ for the purpose of attending tht
lW rE funeral of our late brother. Pas
NN Master and Charter Member
W DAVID L. PITCHER, on Tuesday
May 6, 1947, at IL noon.
GEORGE E. RIEDESEL, Master.
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prayers RICHARD A. MAHAR, r. N.
CHARLES M. CONNOR, F. c.
GALLAHER, THOMAS X On Thurs
day, May i, 1947. at his residence, 514
9th st. s.w.. THOMAS K GALLAHER
Spalding Council. No. All, K. of c., will
meet at his late residence for rosary sery-
ice Sunday, May 4, at 8 pm.
GALLAHER. THOMAS X Sir mobiles OF
r~sS Alcantara Caravan, No. 12, Order
<A of the Aihambra, are requested to
NN meet at the residence of the late
WI THOMAS K GALLAHER, 514 9th
st. sw., on Sunday, May 4, 1947,
at s pm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31

clovek: az Sc vra-
lite domG re zasedanf Valneho
shromazdenf, budeme nit val
ku.N Jak 81 mohl tento clovek
lltvorlti takovou hroznou my
slenku? Nemyslite, re mt k nj
ddkladne pfispeli jistf sensace-
chtlvl journalistic? Ceskosloven-
SKY ia = a ostatne lid vsech
narodu - je udrzovan v neu-
stalem rozcilenf, obavach, oce-
kavani toho nejhorsfho - a
vim, re Cechoslovaci mali toho
az 20 kirk. Jeden Y ceskoslo-
venskych statnfkd, O nichz by
Ia onehdy zde rec, prohlasil:
"Rozcileni nen1 program" Vi
me vsichni, re mezi zapadem a
vychodem je siroka a stale ros-
touci roztrzka. To Same O So
be Je dostatecne vaznou vecf.
Je tudlz mnoho zadat a doufat
V nejakou vseobecnou, mezina-
lrodnl dohodu k odstran6nf ne
plodnych titulkG1, nespravn6ho
zpravodajstv1, zakukleneho
swami, ktere nemohou delat
dobfe, a kter6 jeste zhors1 81
tuaci, o nfz jsem Sc zmlnil?
Vzdy jsem uv1tal, a stale vi
tam, konstruktivnf kritiku me
vlady nebo nas1 politiky. Ale
to, co jsem Ia posledniho pill
1rokd cetl 0 Ceskoslovensku V
mnoha ~d6lezitych novinach, je
tax pfekrouceno a pTehnano,
re tomu neporozum1me ami ia,
ami ostatn1 moi spoluobcan6.
Nepfisel jsem sem, abych
navrhoval zasahy do svobody
tisku, ackoliv existuii O nj r1z-
ne definice. PTichazim sem s
navrhem, ably v tom pffpade,
kdyz dobfe zpravene verejne
m1nenf kazde zemi pozdvih-
ne svuj HAS prot valecne pro-
pagande, proti neustalemu pa
nikafstv1, prot slTeni strachu a
porazenectvf, prot generaliso-
vanf, ably tento HAS byl slysen
a vyslysen a ably mel vliv ma
tisk, ably upravil cestu k miro
We mentalit6, ktera je die meho
naZoru zcela nezbytna. IDA
Sc mi, re beztoho name dost
pot1z1. Koncfm tax, jak jsem
zacal: sov6tsky navrh ma byti
prostudovan a rozhodnuto O
mem zpGsobem pfijatelnym
vSem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Prvni povalecna prazska
automobilova vvstava.

Praha (CTK) = dobe cd
10. do %. f1jna Sc v Praze ko-
nala prvnl povalecna automo-
bilova vystava. V jejlm ramci
je mimo jine vystaven novy typ
Skoda-super, aerodynamicky
model Tatry, a dvousedadlovy
skoda 11O1, ktery byl jiz "a
ma nekolika zahranic-
Mich vystavach. Rovnez Dude
p~fedveden lidovy automobil
Aero Minor, typ vozu s malou
s%potTebou. Jake novinka Dude
predveden MOTORCYCLE Java v
rdznobarevnem proveden1.
Raj letosnfho prazskeho au-
tosalonu je skutecne mezina-
rodnf. Je pTihlaseno Is americ-
kych vozG des1ti rGznych INA
eek, Fl francouzskych, IA ital-
skych a 3 anglicke.
Ma vystavu pTijelo take 16
britskych odbornikG, ktef1 sc
zaj1majf O dovoz nejmodernej-
slch csl. automobile osobnich
nakladn1ch, Pc navsteve W.
stavy 81 hoste prohlednou ne
ktere csl. automobilove zavody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Byrnes popira, Re je pro valku
proti Rusku.

Columbia, s. c.. - James F.
Byrnes mel zde projev, We KITE
rem opakoval pozadavek, re Sc
Spojene Staty a jine narody
must rozhodnouti pro rozhod-
ny zakrok prot Rusku, kdyby
nechtelo odvolati sva vojska z
Nemecka. Tim vsak Byrnes,
jak prohlasil, nechte1 r1ci, ably
proti Rusku bylo pouzito zbra-
nj.
Byrnes 81 stezoval ma United
Press, ktery pry nespravne CT
toval jeho knihu. V souvislosti
s pomerem k Rusku Sc nezmlnil
O zadnych atomovych pumach.
Rekl pry jen tolik, re We vyrobe
must byti pokracovano tax
dlouho, dokud nebude doclleno
dohody o atomove kontrole.
Byrnes vsak nevysvetlil BIZ
re, CO tedy mini tim rozhod-
nym zakrokem proti Rusku,
ktery We sve knize doporucuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Ocekava Sc, Re doba ma posila-
nj balickG beze ella, Dude
prodlouzena.

Toto ornament mas dochazf
cd ceske zas1latelske spolecno-
sti Sokol & Company, 241 East
Illinois Street, Chicago, H.,
ktera zas1la do Ceskoslovenska
bezcelne balicky S potravina-
mi, a dodavku jejich sto pro-
centne zarucuje.
Darkove balfcky, posilan6
stedrymi krajany do Ceskoslo-
venska, jsou proste ella do 81.
prosince 1947. Bylo mnoho me-
jasnosti O tom, IDA budou, ci
nebudou takove balfcky vycle-
neny, dojdou-li do Ceskosloven
ska pc 81. prosinci, jelikoz je
znamo, re jest zasilka ma ceste
nekdy i ctyri mes1ce, nez je ba-
lfcek dodan.
Sokol Company S radosti sde-
luje nasi verejnosti, re darkove
balicky, podane We Spojenych
Statech do 81. prosince 1947,
budou " Ceskoslovensku proste
cla, paklize ovsem zachovava-
ny jsou dosavadni pTedpisy.
Vzhledem k pomerGm a ne
nrody podotyka p. Moravec,
zastupce firmy Sokol Co., v
Chicago, .ie mozno, re lhdta
Dude prodlouzena.
Zvesti O citelnem nedostatku
potravin, ktere mas dochazej1,
ukladajf nam, abychom neza-
pomfnali ma nase bratry a ses-
TRY v Ceskoslovensku, kter6
kazdy z mas tam dosud ma a
pouzili ~pTflezitosti, kterou So
kol Co. nam poskytuje tim, Re
ma pozadan1 zas1la bal1cky po-
travin, stoprocentne z%arucenou
dodavkou vasim drahym = le-
Itosni Vanoce budou opet smut
ne. Zavolejte naseho baltimor-
skeho zastupce p. A. Cihlafe,
Broadway 1925, aneb no nav
stfvte v redakci "Telegrafu''
predejte mu Vase objednavky
balickd do Stare Vlasti a on sc
Timed postara o jejich rychlf
vyrfzeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Pocetni sila zidovske armady
udavana ma 10000.

Jerusalem. - Ochrana 1.-Two
til a majetku 900, 900 zid1 v
Palestine brzy NIUE zaviseti do
velke mfry cd vojenske zdat-
nosti a vycviku tax zvane 'Ftaj-
ne" zidovske armady, Haga-
nah.
DGlezity vddce Haganah wy
jadfil pevnou dGv6ru We schop-
most Haganah odraziti kazdy
arabsky Gtok.
A skutecnosti jest, re arab
Stf vGdcov6 mali zdravy re-
spekt pred silou Haganah. Do
konce doznavaif, re zidovsk6
brann6 silly V Palestine predci
Ony, kter6 oni mohou vyzbrojit
V pfitomn6 dob6, avsak doda-
vajl, re include to ma dlouho."
Vojenska sluzba V Haganah
neni nucenou, ale fakticky vSi-
chni eide zde V nj slouzi. Pravi,
re pfftomna pocetnf sfla jest
10000 muzG rozdelenych v di-
wise poole britskeho vzoru.
Nejvyssi velenf jest V rukou
male tajne rady nynf, ale v pff-
pad6, re nepfatelstvf vypukne,
pfejde ma jedineho velitele.