davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
Izurjena prodajalka

"a modno trgovino dobi dobro
sluzbo. Dobre ure in plaza. Pri-
jetne delovne razmere. Vprasa
Sc pri KALISH DEPT. STORE,
7O1O st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
See Sc %s+unovunie

"a tri odrasle osebe. Oce in sin
dobro uposlena. Sprejme Sc sta
novanje cd E. IS St. doWillough-
by, 0. Kdor ina "a oddati, mai
poklice KE 1905,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
Prodo Sc

avtomaticno pee ma plin, XII greje
4 ali S sob. Vprasa Sc pri CHES-
TER HEATING CO., 1893 Addi-
son Rd., EN- O487.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
KIoviir

upright; Sc odda. Poklicite Eek
4767.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
NOREEN ANEKEWS WINS
 ALL AWARDS, DOUGLAS HI

At the Douglas High School graduation exercises held Thursday night, Miss Noreen Patricia An drews was .given all the awards it was possible for a student to receiSe this year, and was also honored by being presented with her diploma by her mother Mrs. Kathleen An drews, Schoo, Board Director.
 Awards won by Miss Andrews were as follows: selected by P. E.. Club as the most outstanding girl' during the past four years; a swea- ter by P. E. Club for three letters earned; chosen by the High School faculty as most Outstanding Senior, which requires her name he en- graved on the school Honor Plaque; and as valedlctorian, a Territorial at the University of Alaska.
 The three members Of the gradu- ation class were Noreen Andrews. John Lincoln Asp and Leonard Harju.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
US. OCCUPATION IS RESENTED BY
 JAps, E REPORT
Slowly Growing HosfiI- fly" Is Claim by Singa-
 pore Newspaper

SINGAPORE, May 1o.-lR-The Straits Times today published a dispatch of it's Tokyo correspon- de-t reporting hardening resent ment and slowly growing hostil- ity" by the Japanese against the American occupation
 As evidence, Correspondent Rich ard Hughes reported stone-throw- ing at trains carrying American personnel He said military police required American train passeng- CTS to draw down curtains at night as 'blackout protection" against brickbat attacks.
 Hughes cited other evidence of what he called the intangible and elusive" Japanese change of heart.
 He said an American officer supervising labor commented its not what the beggars do. It's what they don't do and the way they don't do it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
CELEBRATION OF
 I'M AN AMERICAN
 DAY. IN N. Y. CITY

NEW YORK, May 19-IRl-A crowd estimated by police at 300,- GOO gathered in Central Park yes- terday to celebrate T Am An Am erican Day" and hear read a mes sage from General Douglas Mac Arthur urging preservation of our heritage of freedoms
 God grant that these freedoms may never arbitrarily be curtailed, MacArthur said, nor fail to form the cornerstone to our individual and national development that they may ever mark our country as shining symbol of human lib- erty and progress to inspire in the hearts of opposed peoples of all lands that longing similar to be free.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
CoLoRED SLIDE SHOWING

About 30 people enjoyed the ex- cellent showing of colored slides Saturday night at the home of Marcus Jensen. MT. and Mrs. Ray Nevin showed these pictures, and made explanations for the benefit of a very appreciative audience, as they went along.
 Cake and coffee were served by the ladies, and music and singing were enjoyed after the eats, with Fly Seaman at the piano.
 Thanks were expressed to the Nevins for their kindness, in show ing these slices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
TAkU HARB0R GREW, BOATS,
 REACH PLANT

Although no salmon will be canned at Libby. McNeill and Lib by's Taku Harbor cannery this sea- son, the plant is to be used as a tender base for company traps in this area and the relatively small crew that is to base there this season is now nearly all on the ground.
 Following a vanguard of "A can neIymen who arrived in Juneau by plane on Friday and transferred out to Taku Harbor, three tenders arrived at the plant over the week end Veteran Superintendent of the Taku Harbor cannery, Al Min ard was among the plane arrivals and will again direct the work there, despite his announced retire ment at the close of the l946 sea- son.
 Arriving at the cannery Satur- day was the tender Willard B, un- der Capt. Leo Heiter and with II aboard including crewmen and shore personnel.
 The power scoW Marten, captain ed by Carl Davidson and the ten der North Star docked from the South on Sunday. The Marten brought nine and the North Star Is men, including boat crews. A few local residents have joined the men from the south to complc; e the personnel.
 Gearing up of traps to be teno- ed from Taku Harhor is getting under way promptly and the famil- jar tenders have commenced their
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DOUGLAS CeITD- or AWARDS

| A very s,.o.r,sluI program anc 1 Court of Awards for the Douglas
 Iirl Scouts and Brownie Troop was
 held yesterday afternoon at the
 Douglas High School Assembly Many parents, together with fine representative group from the Ju- neau Scout Council, enjoyed the
 program. which was as follows:
 Processionai Girl Scouts Togeth-
 er-Girl Scouts and Brownies. Pledge of Allegiance = Scouts, Brownies and audience. Girl Scouts Laws and Promise
 Piano duet-"ChopsEicks ilyn Isaak and Terry Snethen. Recitation-"The House By the Side of the Road"-Aleda Werner, Brownie Promise and Brownie Songs.
 Piano Solo = Missouri Waltz Louise Grant
 Girl Scout members of Glee Club singing The Rosary and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life Address and Awards Commis- sioner Mrs. Scott Murphy. Taps-Brownies and Girl Scouts. During her address, Mrs. Murphy introduced members of the Juneau Council who were attending, so that Douglas parents, who had not had an opportunity to meet these wo- men before, would become ac- quainted with those in Scout work Mrs. c. c. Carter, Camp Chair man, talked for a few minutes about the camp this year. She par ticularly stressed the lact that there will. be an excellent waterfront di- rector, Mrs. Julia Marshall, to give the girls instructions which they heretofore have not had As she said, if they do not go "all out for it, this same instruction may not be forthcoming in the future. She also said there was room for more re- servations for camp, and any of the girls not yet signed up could do so this week.
 Following the awards Judy Niemi of the Brownie Troop presented a going away gift to the Brownie Leader, Miss E. Lancaster, and wished her bon voyage. Miss Lan- caster has done very line work with the Brownie Troop. in making and presenting Marionette show, .'Hansel and Gretel" The marion cites were also on display yester- day.
 Upon completion of the program the Girl Scouts and Brownies serv- ed cookies and punch, and the work on display was viewed by those pre- sent. Girl Scouts Committees were as follows: Displays, Charlotte Co., nine, Peggy Parsons, Louise Grant, Marine Chor; Entertainment, Dar- lene Buchanan, Aleda Warner, Bev- erly Black, Beth Fleek; Refresh ments, Geneva Parsons, Bonnie Garrett, Caroline Haro, Virginia McCulloch; Cleanup Terry She hen, Gloria Anderson, Marilyn Isaak, Mary Cuthbert
 Thanks are extended to Mir. Sea
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
Reyes Named To High posi
 By President

WASHINGTON, May 19.-R- President Truman has appointed It. Gen. Geoffrey Reyes to be United States High Commissioner on the Allied Council for Ats- tria, effective at once.
 General Reyes will replace Gen. eral Mark Clark, who has been assigned to a new command in this country.
 Reyes is in command of U. s. Armer Forces and is now acting as High Commissioner No Sen- ate confirmation of his appoint ment is required.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
president's 's Mother
 Still GrayeIy lII

GRANDVIEW, Mo, May 19.-LP- President Truman's gravely i'll mo- ther went through another day without noticeable improvement.
 Presidential Press Secretary, Charles G. Ross told a news con- ference that 94-year-old Mrs. Mar tha E. Truman's condition was about the same" as last night when she began slipping after a Sunday morning rally.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
FROM u OF ALASKA

Gordon Wahto returned by PAA on Friday from the University of Alaska where he is taking a pre- medical course. He is visiting his mother Mrs. Gust Wahto and re- latives and frienGs this week and plans on spending the summer va cation by commercial fishing.
 Dick Mccormick and Frank and Harry Cashen arrived yesterday with several Juneau students also home for the vacation,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
WALTERS FAMILY GUESTS

Mrs. c. E. Walters, her three children and a friend, Miss Betty Jane Cozian of Skagway, arrived yesterday via Alaska Coastal Air lines. Mrs. Walters has been visit ing her parents Mir and Mrs. Win. Feero at Skagway for several months and will now settle in her Douglas home until their new home is built in Petersburg where MT. Walters is in the airlines business. Miss Cozian whose home is at Skagway, will spend a two weeks visit here as houseguest of the Walters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
SEATTLE AND RETURN

E. " Estes made a round trip to Seattle and returned on Saturday, to see his mother who was report ed i'll. His mother is much improved and plans to join her son and fam fly here in June Estes and wife are the popular musicians at Mikes Place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
Disabled Veteran Held for Staying,
 5ex-SIaying Case

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, May l9 -IR-Charles E. Duke, 40, disabled war veteran, was held without bail for hearing June 9, after pleading innocent today to a charge of murder in the sex-slaying of 52- year-old divorcee whose body was found in Dukes apartment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
OEs INITIATION TUESDAY

Nugget Chapter No. ?, Order of Eastern Star meet Tuesday eve ring at o'clock in the Eagles Hall. A class of new members will be initiated and there will be bal
 loting on candidates and refresh ments, according to announcement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
JWC INSTALLATION BANQUET TOMORROW
 NIGHT AT BARAN0F

The Juneau Woman's Club will hold their annual installation ban quet tomorrow night at o'clock in the Baranof Hotel Gold Room, with Mrs. M. O. Johnson as the installing officer.
 There will be musical entertain ment, and Mrs. Mildred R. Her mann will give a report on the clubs financing of their club house. prior to the burning of the mortgage"
 The affair is to be formal, the announcement stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
N. |. COUPLE CLUB
 TO PICNIC MAY 21

Tie Couple Club of the North n Light Presbyterian Church will hold their regular meeting We'd nesday evening in the form of picnic which will be held rain or shine" it is announced. Members
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

HAGERSTOWN - tP - Leland Shugar said his tiger-striped cat, IA years old and mother of more than 100 kittens, made up for a slack in production by getting mouse to keep her one newborn kitten company. When discovered by Shugar, all three-mother, kit ten and mouse-were closely snug gled in a basket.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
EAGLES MEET TONIGHT

Douglas Eagles will meet this evening at 8 o'clock for a regular meeting in their Eagles Hall All members and those interested in the organization are urged to at tend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

are requested to be at the church, ready to leave at 6 o'clock, and transportation for those without cars will be furnished by the mem bers who have autos.
 The food committee is composed of pr. and Mrs H. C. Harris, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Futile and Mir and Mrs. Robert Secrist.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Hunsaker and the Rev. and Mrs. Willis R. Booth are in charge of the entertainment for the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

Franklin who is operating mining property in that vicinity. The fam fly has made their home with Grandmother Wahto since their ar rival here in January.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

man for use of the school, and to all who participated in making this Court of Awards a success.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
LEAVE FOR FAIRBANKS

Mrs. Glenn Franklin and two daughters left on Thursday last week for Fairbanks. to join MT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

summer round of frequent calls in
 to Juneau. Fish taken by traps normally allocated to the Taku Harbor plant will be packed this season at Libbys Chatham can- nerV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19

All orders be addressed to- War Assets Administration
 Region Mo- 37, Box 2466 Anchorage, Alaska
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
nyni schvaluje Rode.
leni Indie.

New Delhi. - Mohandas K.
Gandhi, kdysi nejrozhodnejsi
odp1rce rozdeleni Indie, ape
|loval ma vybor strany vse-indic-
keno kongresu, ably schvalil
britsky plan ma neodvislost,
Ijimz rozdeleni jest navrhovano
V Teci ma vecerni modlitebni
schdzi Gandhi Tekl, re "v kon-
cfch myliti Sc jest lidske. Co.
kohl Sc stale, stale Sc. Wy nell
byste rozdeleni schvaliti a "a
dati kongresnf pracovni vybor,
ably vyvaroval Sc chyb v bu-
doucnosti."
Toto jest vykladano mezi
stoupenci Gandhiho jake Cd
poved ma nedavny projev ne
kterych vIdcG, re pracovnf W.
Dor strany kongresu prijal
britsky plan, prot nemuz
Gandhi Sc pIvodne postavil do
oposice.
Zaroven pax osud knfzecfch
statG, vcetne strategickeho
Kacmiru, jehoz severnf hrani-
ce Sc temeT dotykaji Sovetske-
no Ruska, jest jednim z profile
mi rozdelenf, jez must byti
rozTeSeny.
Nektefi pozorovatele Sc O.
bavajf, re hornaty Kasmir mo-
hi by Sc dostati pod vliv Ruska.
Jak Moslemska Liga, tax pre-
vazne industansky vse-indicky
kongres 1tocily ma maharadzu
Kasmiru, jenz nebude miti de-
lie ochranu Britt az tito Sc
vzdal1.
Jestlize Pakistan a Hindu
stan, %separatnf staty, budou
vytvoreny v Indii a budou dale
vyvozovati natlak ma maharad
zu, vznikla by pravdepodob-
most, re dovolaval by Sc ruske
pomoci.
A v konc1ch Rusko mohlo by
vraziti kiln mezi Hindustan a
Pakistan v m1stech, kde Brita-
ME 81 nejmene pTala mfti Rusy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Jan Masaryk promluvil
ma ValaSsku.

Praha. = Moravske ValaS-
sko oslavilo 40. vyrocf volby T.
C. Masaryka poslancem ffsske
no snemu.
Pred 40 lety byl prof. Masa-
|ryk zvolen poslancem r1sskeho
sn6mu Ia ID valasskych NEST
a tyto volby byly jeho vstupem
do politickeho zivota. Mesta
Prfbor, Velke Karlovice a Ka-
rolinina hut v Novem Hrozen-
kove mu odhalily pomnlky.
Pr odhalenf promluvil ministr
Jan Masaryk, ktery mimo jine
|rekl: "My jsme valku vyhrali,
Wy jste il pomohli vyhrat. ia
|vzdy r1kam a do smrti budu RI
kat, re ia mala sluzba, kterou
.jsem mohl delat "a hranicemi,
zalezela vyhradne ma tom, jak
jste Sc drzeli Wy donna. ia jsem
optimistic. ia veTlm, re to Wy
hrajeme. Ale nemohu nefici,
re jeSte vsechno nen1 pofad-
ku. Je treba, ably V polite
kych stranach ii nejlepsi stra-
nu vedli. Dale je tTeba, ably We
znarodn6nych podnicich tt nej-
lepsi ty podniky vedli. A kdyz
sc neosv6dci, toz must pryc.
A neTikam to Sc zlost1. VII
bee ne. Udelal CO umel a ne
odsuzujeme no. Ale nehodil sc
ma to misto, toz 81 najde jine.
Tu a tam vyrobky, ktere posi-
lame "a hranice, nejsou tax do
bre, jak by mely byt. Je tfeba
udrzet kredit, ktery dosud ma
me, jak ma vychode, tax ma "a
|pade.
Tu a tam Sc trochu ztracf,
Ale ia jsem optimistic. Sc Slo-
vany 81 rozumime. Ale je ire
ba 81 pripomenout, re my Slo-
vane mezi sebou neslibujeme s.
Vic nez mGzeme splnit. Ner1-
kejme 81, my yam dodame "a
Us miliard a pax dodame "a Z
Rekneme, re dodame Ia pet
a dodejme "a sedm, tax to ma
|byt. Doba - mluve svetopo-
liticky = neni utesena. ia vSak
neveflm, re Dude nova valka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Rumunsko popira tvoreni bal
kanske federace.

Bukurest, Rumunsko.- De-
legace rumunske vlady vedena
ministerskym pfedsedou Gro
you Sc odebrala k poradam do
jugoslavskeho hlavnfho mesta
Belehradu. Bylo uvazovano O
tom, IDA Sc pfi tom jedna O u
tvoTenf one balkanske fedora
ce, tax jak byla navrzena Ju-
goslavif.
z rumunskych politickych i
zejm6na komunistickych kru-
hi bylo k tomu receno, re k u
tvoTenf takove federace nedoj-
de. Takov6 sdruzenf by bylo
pro zapadnf mocnosti jen W.
mluvou, ably pax uzavTely take
podobne obrann6 svazky.
Je spfse zamysleno uzavTiti
ma Balkane oboustranne poll
ticke a kulturnf dohody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Nova Madarska vlada Dude
~psstovati nejtssnsjsi spolupra-
CT 8 Ruskem.

Budapest. - Lajos Dinnyes,
Inovy premier madarsky, pravil
ma konferenci Sc zastupci tisku
re Madarsko jest hotovo jiti
pred Spojene Narody a zodpo-
vidati vsechny otazky while
dem ku zmene sve vlady, jez
mela "a nasledek zatcen1 sesti
Client malorolnicke strany, KITE
ra Sc stavela proti komunismu,
ma obvinen1 z osnovani spiknu-
ii prot Wade, a dtek do ciziny
ctyr dalsich.
z kruh1 obvykle dobTe in
lformovanych bylo sdeleno, re
nova vlna zatykan1 zene Sc ze-
mi a re 70 osob politely Gin
nych bylo jiz zatceno - Poole
nekterych zprav, pocet lid
vzatych do vazby jedine v Blu
dapesti dosahl 5000 = avsak
zadna 1rednf zprava nebyla O
tom vydana. Bylo vsak sdele-
no, re move vysetrovanf spik-
mutt bylo zahajeno a re vysled-
ky budou oznameny v nekoli-
ka dnech.
Dinnyes ma sve tiskove kon-
ferenci pravil, re "ti, kdo mas
ohrozujf komploty, budou po-
trestani."
Madarska vlada nebude vsak
niceho zatajovati a zodpovi
kazdou otazku, jez byla by j
polozena Spojenymi Narody.
"Madarska vlada hodla u
drzovati nejtesnejsf spolupraci
se vsemi demokratickymi vel
mocemi = Sc Spojenymi Staty
Velkou Britanif a ma prvnim
miste se@ Sovetskym Ruskem.
"Nikdo nam nemGze upfrat
pravo zbudovati ty nejpratel.
stejsi vztahy S nasimi sousedy
a nikdo nem1ze namitati nice.
Tho prot naSemu umyslu vyvi.
nouti tn nejtesnejsf spoluprac.
Sc Sovetskym Ruskem jake ma
Isl sousedni zemf."
Dinnyes stall sc premierem
90 dteku Ference Nagyho, pre-
miera a vIdce malorolnicke
strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Byvaly japonsky velitel ma Bor-
neu byl odsouzen k smrti.

Japonsky general Masao Ba-
ba, "a valky velitel ma ostrove
Borneo, byl jake valecny zlo-
cinec odsouzen k smrti prova-
zem "a to, re ami nehnul prs
tenn, ably zamezil zverstva pa
chana jeho vojskem ma donna
elm obyvatelstvu /.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP BY ORDER
OF MARYLAND STATE
ATHLETIC COMMISSION.
Krizkove zapasy poradane
pr1Stf 1tery, dine II. cervna Mr.
Ed Contosem v Coliseum budou
velice zajfmave. Ma zadost
Maryland State Athletic Com
mission Frank Sexton, 236 ID.
re Sedalia, O. (Svetovy Mistr)
utka Sc s Gino Garibaldi, 232
Id. re st. Louis (Italsky Mistr)
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu jedne porazky.
V nasledujicfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky dcinkuji:
Faro Renaldo, 222 ID. (Ita-
liam Starr VS.. Prince Emir Ba-
dui, 227 Id. re Saudi, Arabia.
Maurice LaChappelle, 22O
Id. z Francie VS.. Jesse James,,
22O ID. z Washingtonu, D. G.
Jan Blears, 200 ID. British
Champion) VS.. Sander Kovacs,
21O ID. Hungarian Adonis).
Abe Stein, 218 ID. z New
Yorku VS.. Joe Montana, 224 ID.
z Camden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13

Basnfk Bohdan Kaminsky,
kdysi velmi cteny a oblibeny,
.byval Evan casio ma vec1rky do
rGznych prazskych robin, kde
no radi vidal jake vtipneho
spolecnfka, at to bylo jiz u
KlumparG, v rodine Jaroslava
Kvapila, prof. Hlavy ci jinde.
.Nekdy, jak vypravuje We vzpo-
mfnkach Korensky, zval vese-
lou spolecnost literarnf a diva
delhi bohemy i nektery mlade-
nee a bral rad ma vedom1, re
kazdy z hosti necfm pTispeje
Ike spolecne veceri. J1delnf lis
tex m1val ma starosti Thoma-
yer, bratr slavneho lekaTe, kdy
81 zahradnfk We vinorodych
krajich francouzskych, pozde-
il Ricanech.
eco prinesete wy" tazal Sc
Thomayer jednoho z pozva-
nych.
ga sunku", znela odpoved.
"A CO wy"
ga lososa."
"A wy"
ia majonezu."
ga syry."
"A co Wy, Kaminsky?"
ga paratka!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Australia vynalozi billion
ma obrar,,

Canberra. - Australia wy.
nalozf 900 behem
prlstlch peti rok1 ma mfrove
obranne Plany, John J. Ded-
man, ministr vojenstvi rekl sne-
movne poslanecke. Plany tyto
zahrnujf:
Armada $4,000 muzG = 49,
900 staleho vojska a $4,000
milice, vsechny dobrovolne re-
krutovane.
Valecne lodstvo 14,753 mu-
III, Sc dvema lehkymi plovou-
c1mi letisti, z nichz ma kazdem
Dude mlsto pro SO aeroplanG.
Letectvo - 16 askadron, po-
ztistavaj1cf re IA letounI,
podporovane 439 reservnimi
letadly a 698 pro vycvik a rdz-
ne povinnosti, s celkovym per-
1926.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Predbszns ornament zabav.

" nedeli, 20. cervence po-
Tada Czechoslovak American
Centre z Washingtonu, D. G,
"Beach Picnic" v Annapolis,
Md.
PGlrocni program Slovenskeho
Narodneho Domu:
1. Juna - Vylet.
%. Juna Vylet.
- Del. Vzdel. Spolek "PO-
KROK" uspoTada .behem leta
"Celodenn1 Vychazky" k Va
tyto nedele:
Is. cervence
10. srpna
7. zar1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Cinsti komuniste tahnou ma
Mukden.

Sest divisf komunistickych
rebelG tahne dvemi proudly ma
Mukden. C1nske tiskove depe-
Sc prohlasujf, re vlada soustre-
duje sve vojsko v Tiehlingu,
Al mil severovychodne cd Muk
denu, zatfm co posily jsou ex-
pedovany s nejv6tSim kvapem
z vnitra Cfny k hlavn1mu mes
tn Mandzurska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13

Moskva. = kruhu tamn1hO
americkeho vyslanectvf Sc hla-
81, re vyslanec Walter Bedell
Smith, ktery nynf dill ma nav
Steve v Americe, sc co nejdffve
vrati ma sve uTednf mlsto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Celkovy projekt LezakE.

V techto dnech byl pTijat
projekt ma pietnf 1pravu Lea
XII. Tento projekt je vypraco-
van architektem II. zakem. We
yyrocf lezacke tragedie dine %.
cervna t. r. Dude pokladan "a
kladnf kamen ku kapli v Leza-
clch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Professor Chicagske university
vyznamenan csl. radem.

Csl. rad Bfleho Iva byl ude-
len profesoru Chicagske uni
versity Ralphu w. Geraldovi
"a sluzby, ktere prokazal jake
Glen lekarske mise v CSR mi
nuleho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13

JE POUZE SPRAVEDLIVE ROZDELITI Dobre pra-
vidlo pro mladez. A pro dorostle tez = obzvlaste ma tele-
fonf spolecne lince. Sdflfteli s%polecnou linku, prosime bu-
dz vase rozhovory kratke =. ucnte ~pTestavku mezi vola-
MIN -. odpovedte jak mono nejrychleji. Tim %zpdsobem
kazdy dostane spravedivy podfl ma teefonf sluzbe.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13
Hornicka kapela do Angle.

Praha. - HOrnlcka kapela
popraveneho Vojtecha Hurfka
z Lidic, kterou rfdi jeho syn
Ladislav Hunk. mela odjeti n.y.
nj v kvetnu do Angle. Nyni
Sc dovidame, re odjede v srpnu
nebo v zaT1. Je zarazena do
souteze dechovych kapel "Dai-
ly Heraldu" v Anglii.
Nase hornicka kapela vysla-
ma Spolecnostf pro obnovu Ii
die Dude po celou dobu sveho
pobytu v Anglii hostem Svazu
znarodnelych dolG v Anglii.
Spolecnost pro obnovu Lidic
pozve v pTlstlm roce anglickou
hornickou kapelu, ktera uspo-
rada u mas Tadu koncert1 an
glicke hubby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-13

uaIa pfIKaZ K PdIUS
ma CHI letadla.
Albanske ministerstvo uved-
10 4 pasma, ktere nesml byti
pTeletana cizlmi letadly bez
zvlastnlho povoleni tohoto u
Tadu. Letadla jednajicf proti
tomuto naTizenf budou ostre-
lovana. VSechna tato pasma
lei ma Tecko-albanskych hra-
nicfch.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24
Bevin poda izjavo
glede Egipta

ONDON %. jan.-Angleski
minister "a zunanje zadeve Err
nest Bevin DO podal izjavo v I'VE
ri z Egiptom, oziroma glede po-
gajanja, XII so Sc vrsila med An
glijo in Egiptom xxi so Sc kon-
Gale z popolnim neuspehom).
Anglezi so razocarani zaradi IL
jalovljenja pogajanj, XII so male
tela ma glavno oviro pri vprasa-
niu Sudana.
Veruje Sc, da je prisel cas-, ko
DO zunanje ministrstvo Anglije
morale koneno podati neko IL
javo v zvezi S tenn. Ernest Be-
vim DO ~verjetno tozadevno liza
vo podal prihodnji teden.