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Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
White Texans Battle To
Protect SACRED Rights"
las Sweat Case Is Tried

AUSTIN, Texas.-Public inter-
est was mounting in Austin last
week as NAACP attorneys, led
by special counsel Thurgood
Marshall, prepared to fire the
opening gun In an attempt to
breach the lily-white walls of
t h e University Of Texas Law
School for Heman Marion Sweat
Houston mail clerk. The first
round in what is expected to be
bitter court battle, was sched-
uled on the dockets of the Civil
Courts of Appeals OF Texas for
Monday. May 18th. with Judge
Roy Archer seated on what one
local official prophesied would
be "the hottest bench in the
country"
THE sacred rights of the
white people of Texas" and the
administration Of the oil-rich I'm
versity of Texas will be defended
against the probability of Me-
gro being allowed to study in
the university's classrooms by
the Attorney General of Texas,
although sizeable portion OF
the white people" on the cam
pus have expressed an unwilling
ness to have h e r Sacred
rights" protected. University Off
cials were recently shocked
when they were informed that
as result of the Sweat issue.
students on the campus had orga
nized a large NAACP college
chapter which was carrying on
spirited membership drive a.
long with NAACP branches In ev
cry section OF the nation. The
Texas U. chapter was the first
group OF It's kind on white
campus" in the south.
According to an unusually in
formed source, the Sweat case
will assume rather sensational
proportions. since the NAACP
brief Is clearly an about attack
on the very II cory of jlm-crow
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

and although the imminen. court
action is des.ghed to fore The
University to admit Sweat to its
law school, the brief by implica-
ton attacks every phase of the
segregation pattern In the public,
life of the south exploding the
theory that separate but equal
facilities are anything more than
judicial myth"
Although the NAACP attorneys
admitted that they would place
several nationally famous au-
thorities of both races on the
stand to support their arguments
they would not identify them.
1t was generally known however.
that at least two of the Witness
es would be experts in the field
of legal education who are at the
present time connected with the
leading law schools in America.
The NAACP action was filed
See sWEATT-paee four
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
"0h, lust Mail It
As NAACP Sect'y
Stands clustered

New York e The tall pretty
young blonde emerged from the
elevator on the fifth floor of the
NAACP National Office and wait
ed patiently while the switch
board operator answered several
calls. Then she said. I'D like to
renew my membership"
Certainly" said the operator,
and she called Pearl Cummings,
a bookkeeping clerk who accepts
memberships. Miss Cummings
came upstairs sat down with the
young woman and asked her Tor
her name and address. Lucy
shepardson. New York City"
the young woman said. And
what sort Of membership did you
want?" asked Miss Cummings. 81
have a regular membership now
and I'd like life membership
please" said Miss Shepardson.
"Oh" said Miss Cummings
Miss Shepardson then opened
her purse and took out five one
hundred dollar bills, Miss Cum.
mlngs, slightly flustered. asked
her to wait while she obtained a
receipt for her "Oh, Just mail
It." said Miss Shepardson. and
went on her way.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
|Mississippian
Contributes To.
NAAcp Campaign

New York A membership
contribution and a letter came to
day to the NAACP from white
woman in the heart OF Mississ-
ippi She said simply. Il believe
in Christianity and democracy
and | find these beliefs incompa-
tible with white supremacy. You
are to be complimented on your
achievements. Daily | see and
hear things here that seem al
most unbelievable in a supposed
ly freecountry. ! am unable to
do much about it but I fel that
my contribution to your organ
ization would help you who are
in a better position to remedy
the evils Of prejudice and bigo-
try"
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
Will Favoring
Father Divine
Being Fought

New York--The fight over the
win of Mrs. Mary Sheldon Lyon,
s year old recluse who died Oct
ober 10 bequeathnig one half mill
lion dollars to Father Divine and
only $500 to her brother, Dr. Will
liam II. Sheldon began this week
when sheldon together with four
other Impoverished cousins
brough suit to deny probating
the will.
Trial counsel David G. Brod-
erick In his opening address to
the jury of eight men and four
women. said he would prove that
Mrs. Lyon was Of unsound mind
and show that she was influenced
unduly. Father Divine's lawyer,
julius Applebaum Is countering
with the facts that Mrs. Lyon was
an active follower OF the Fa-
Tiers, had given the cult money
and had been examined by a
psychlatrist at her own request
before the will was drawn.
The terms Of Mrs. Lyons will
provided for 100000 to two
heavens" Of Divine, $500 to her
brother and small legacies to sew.
eral relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
Community Asked
To Observe Natl
UrbanLeagueWeek

The Negro community Of Amer
lea is urged to observe National
Urban League Week, May 25th to
31st, in a statement issued by the
chairman of the Leagues nation
al $450,000 campaign, Henry R.
Luce, editor of Time and Life.
AS head Of committee of Ne
gro and white leaders from all
fields Mr.. Luce said the Lea
CUES program of promoting &C.
onomic opportunities for Negroes
and improving interracial rela-
lions merits the widest possible
support because it is practical
and gets things done.
His statement reads: I'VE do
not say that the Negro problem
can be solved this year or next
year. What We do say is this
based on thirty-six years of pat
lent. expert work of the Legaue
that with help the problem can
be kept from becoming insoluble.
Progress can be made, progress
has been made.
ITO hundreds of thousands OF
Negroes the work of the League
and It's friends means just that
See cOMMUNiTY-paae q
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
BiIbo Fails To
Comment On
Race NoueI

New York--The other day Sem
ator Theodore Blbo received this
note from Allan Ullman of Ran
dom House: I'm his new novel
Sinclair Lewis discusses a prob
lem of intense interest to every
American. | know that 1t Is also
of special Importance to you and
am therefore sending you a
copy of "Kingsblood Royal
(Which deals with midwest
banker on tracing his ancestry
and discovering he has Negro
blood. will be delighted to hear
any comment you may have to
make"
To which Bilbo answered, IL
wish to acknowledge receipt Of
your letter OF March Goth and to
tell you ] appreciate very much
the copy Of "Kingsblood Royal"
by Sinclair Lewis that you were
kind enough to mail me. am
sure I shall enjoy reading It."
Disappointed over the answer.
Mr.. JTllman commented, "That's
the trouble with people who don't
follow the news, you cant pro
woke them"
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

BALTIMORE Md.-Some 26
members were dropped from the
Shiloh Baptist Church roll in
June Of last year. These 26
members brought charges against
Rev. J. Timothy Boddie, the pas
tor. The congregation voted
overwhelmingly to drop charges
brought by the rebellious group
including a number of Church
bosses" known as deacons and
trustees. The ousted group petit
toned for the writ Of Mandamus
(court order to make the church
re.admit them) in an effort to
be re-instated. In the suit of
the 26 ousted members against
Shiloh Baptist Church and pas
tor, Rev. J. Timothy Boddie, the
Judge. e Paul Mason ruled that
the Courts will not interfere by
issuing orders In majority ac-
lions Of Congregational Church
es. Citing previous decision
in similar case, the jurist said:
THE organic law Of the Church
must control In all such matters.
II Is only when the Church un-
dertakes to invade the property
rights Of its members, and TO
exclude them from the use Of
the Church property that the
Courts will interfere"
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
us Myself"

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa--Coe
College has announced a new
postgraduate course to provide
training for prospective college
presidents. The 'intereship"
viii be awarded to an outstand-
ing senior who will work after
graduation as assistant to the
college president. Byron S. Hol-
linghead, Coe president, pointed
out that most college presidents
drift into their jobs from unre-
cheers or teachers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
Milton BerIe
Radio Star Aids
U. |. Campaign

Milton Berle. star d the Phillip
Morris Tuesday night program
this week accepted the chairman
ship of the entertainment divis
ion of the Urban League Service
Fund. according to announcement
by the national campaign chair
man, Henry r. Luce.
In pledging his support, MI
Berle said;
you don't have to hit me with
a Bill of Rights to make me real
ize that a tenth of our nation is
not enjoying an equal opportunity
to share in the richness of Amer
lea A square break at decent
job-a good house in which to
,iye-an education these are the
things | mean when speak OF
richness
Mr.. Berle, an indefatigable per-
former on behalf Of worthy caus'
es has participated in many en-
ter,ainments in Harlem and the
South, particularly before Negro
veterans.
Mr.. Berle first appeared be-
fore Negro audience in the La
Fayette Theater on Seventh Ave
,,o IN Harlem at the age OF ~
uo was born on lis Street pe'
tveon Lenox and Fifth Avenues.
Urging the entertainment wor'a
70 helm in the $45o,ooo campaign
Mr.. Berle said .
"What the Urban Service Fund
has asked me to do is small com
narod with the size Of the task
tho League has retained for IT.
self"
o1 am convinced that II Is the
responsibility of every American
on the Broadways and on the
Main Streets which make up eV'
,rv community--to do his part 10
assuro every other American the
chance he rightly deserves Tor
self development.
"What the Urban League ser
vice Fund is doing is In that ar
ection. It has my full support
Formation of committee OF
entertainers from all fields Is un'
dor wav. Special division activi'
ties are planned in order to raise !.
tho highest sum possible Tor the
campaign.
Mr. Berle at 80, Is a veteran
q, "A wears as a stage, radio and
film star. In addition to perform
ing for philanthropic organ'na
tIons. he entertained extensively
for soldiers during both "ori'
Wars
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
NAACP YOUTH URGED TO
USE EXCURSION sTREAMERs

New York. Launching a fight
to make more recreation facili-
ties available for Negro youth,
members of youth controls Of the
NAACP in states having civil
rights laws were urged by Mrs
Ruby Hurley, youth secretary,
to form interracial picnic par
ties and attempt to secure accom-
modations on ocean, lake and riv
err steamers carrying passengers
on moonlights, picnics and other
excursions this summer.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16
Urban League Ha|ts Hiring
Discrimination ON v. Coast

An end to racial discrimination
in recruiting workers for con-
struction of U. S. Army installa-
tions in the Pafific Islands came
as the result of prompt interven-
ton by the National Urban Lea
que, acting in cooperation with its
local affiliate in San Francisco.
This announcement was made
this week by Julas A. Thomas,
Director of Industrial Relations
of the National Urban League,
as he reviewed the steps taken
by his organization to establish
fair employment practices for
Negro construction works..
Mr.. Thomas has just eomplet-
ed a four week tour of West
Coast cities. He reports that as a
result of series of conferences
the California State Employ
ment Services has given positive
assurance that qualified workers
regardless of race would be re-
ferred TO contractors requisition-
ing workers for construction pro
iects~on Guam and other Islands
in the Pacific. Between five and
ten workers are expected to be
needed to complete these pro
jeets.
Government Officials Told Of
Racial Ban
Acting on reports submitted
by Donald Glover, Industrial Sec
rotary of the San Francisco ur'
ban League, Mr.. Thomas called
on Secretary of War Patterson
and high officials in the United
States Employment Service. In
each instance the League
spokesmen urged the government
officials to reject discriminatory
orders placed by the Morris-knud
sen Construction Company of
San Francisco. and other west
Coast contractors who were re-
questing only white workers for
the vast construction operations
now being started in the Paciflc
area. Large numbers of skilled.
semi-skilled and unskilled work
ers have been requisitioned for
this work. According to informa-
ton given the San Francisco ur
ban League. Negroes would not
be considered because Of the diff
ficulty in providing segregated
facilities and services"
While in San Francisco, Mr..
Thomas requested that officials
of the Employment Service and
representatives of the Army Eng
ineers' office on the West Coast
refuse to permit discriminatory
job orders on any government
contract. Unemployment among
Negroes in the area Is mounting
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

BALTIMORE. Md.-The Rev
Henry Robinson 81 year old
preacher fell dead last Sunday
night as he was preparing to
preach from a pre-announced sub
ject: 81 Am Going To See jess
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

Ten thousand white and Negro
workers. members of the Food,
Tobacco Agricultural and Allied
Workers Union, CIO. went into
the second week of their strike
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

daily, Thomas reported. "And the
increasing number of Negro vet.
Grams seeking employment on the
w. Coast is creating potential
ly dangerous racial situation.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

HOLDS MSSoN-Recently the Reverend C. Howard "
AVE mission FevivaD at ST. Bartholomew
visitors for the first time enjoying
Bartholomew Altar the singing the newly
The church and school rectoy
the scene The trees have been trimmed
peasngy The location Of the school
since the building located moving ground Sunday
NIGHT Father Hoken called meeting Of the parish
tnat school 10 needed Previously
tended improving the old this announced
that the Most Reverend Albert l. Fletcher
tie Rock will Assist the congregation.
with Virgil Pryor chairman The first given
May 10 at the school auditorium Hoken
many improvements at the institution friends
dict more and greater advances
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

VOTE THE STRAIGHT vETER.
ANS TICKET MAY 20 ELECT
CHARLES eUssEv BRONZE
MAYOR OF LITTLE ROCK
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-16

VOTE THE STRAIGHT vETER-
ANS TICKET MAY 20 ELECT
CHARLES BUSSEv BRONZE
MAYOR OF LITTLE ROCK
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Sokolska Hlidka.

Jiz jen nekolik tydnu zbyva
do oslavy rs. Vyrocf Zalozeni
Sokolsk6 Jednoty "Blesk.' Co
vzpomlnek Sc pojf u mladych a
zvlaste starSich ma chvlle ztra-
ven6 V Sokolovne.
Jiz tTetf a ctvrte pokoleni po-
uzfva WHO'D a tezi z vysledka
sokolsk6 vychovy. A jaky w
znam pospolita navsteva cvi-
cent i zabav, divadel a .jinych
podnik6 mela ma vyzvu a SOU
Utmost cesk6 pokrokove osady
jest ddkaz spletiteho pfibuzen-
silva. Kolik tech park1 ci VIA
sine dvojic 81 zvolilo kraceti
iednou cestou ktera zacala v
Sokolovne, ma dale zivotem. Co
civil napjateho ocekavani u
tech, ktefi Sc podfleli v zapo-
leni O pTekonani jeden druhe-
no We vykonech telocviku a her.
A pro ty starsf pozitek v Eau
jeti do pGvabne, napinave, "a
bavne nebo hudbou a zpevem
znejici divadelni tvorby, v nlz
preneseni Sc cftili do tech sta
|rych domovin, do ceskych cha
|lup a von1cf ceske pT1rody.
Vzpominky jen, z nichz, nekte-
re jiz t6zko dnes uv6sti We sku-
TEX. Proto kazdy z tech, ko-
mu kdysi Sokolska Jednota
"Blesk" poslouzila V rGznych
odborech sve cinnosti, kazdy
kdo ziskal jakymkoliv zpGso-
benz, budto v pTfjemne zabave
aneb uslechtile telo-a mravne
vychovne cinnosti sokolske by
81 nemel nechati ujfti pfilezi-
tosti splatiti duh pTi prflezitos-
ii dovrsenf 75ti let cinnosti SO.
kolsk6 Jednoty "Blesk" 1casti
ma jejf oslave dine 8. a 9. listo-
padu.
Vsechny Sokoly, Sokolice
vsech vekG a pratele Sokola
upTfmne a uctive I'VE
Poradajfcf Vybor. g. 3D.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Papezsky stat Dude zadat o
rozsireni sveho uzemi.

Vatikan. = Papezsky statnl
tajemn1k pozada italskou Via
du O revisi Lateranske smlouvy,
kterou byl obnoven v malem
mer1tku papezsky stat. Bude
pozadovat rozsfrenf vatikan-
skeho uzem1.
Do papezskeho statu ma BY
ii zahrnut tax Nv. nemecky no
spic, tTfda della Sagrestia, je-
den palac vne vatikanske zdi
a oratorium sv. Petra. Vsechny
tyto budovy jsou papezskym
majetkem a lei nyn1 ma ital-
.ske pGde.
Ia pT1prav ma jubilejn1 rok
1850 Sc zacala predlazodvat
trida della Concilliatione, ma
nlz jsou skoro vsechny budovy
papezskym majetkem. Jsou
~zaf1zeny k obyvan1, jake kra-
my a jake kancelafe. V jubi-
lejn1m roce budou tam ubyto-
vani v bl1zkosti velechramu sv.
Petra cetnf vynikajlc1 hoste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Vazne vyhlidky ne1rody
" CeskOslovensku.

Praha (CTK) = "Pravo IL
du" pfineslo v techto dnech
clanek O nebezpec1 z ne1rody
i v pT1st1m roce. Misto obvyk-
lych podzimn1ch deSt6 uhodily
letos v Ceskoslovensku pc ka-
tastrofalnlm suchu rovnou O.
sire mrazy, ktere nici brambo-
ry zemi zvlaste ma Ceskomo-
ravske vysocine. Nekdy klesly
teploty az ma % stupnd Fa-
hrenheita. Dosud nelze sit O.
zimy a je obava, re Sc ozimy
jiz letos vGbec nezasejf. To by
znamenalo ne1rodu i V pf1stim
roce. Zamrzne-li "a sucha,
budou cele oboe bez vody pro
lid i dobytek. Situace " krmi-
vech je katastrofalnf a dovoz
zat1m nepatrny, take pokra-
cuje rozsahle vyb1jenf dobyt-
ka. To vsechno znamena, re
Ceskoslovensko ceka obt1zne
1dob1, We kterem Dude treba
dals1ho 1zkostliveho setfeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 2o1s
V zapadnim Nemecku Dude
OdbOurano $50 tovaren.

Ma seznamu nemeckych pod
nikG urcenych k odbourani je
500 tovaren V britskem a $50
v americkem okupacnfm pas
mu. Jejich zafizenf Dude ma
ucet reparac1 rozdeleno mezi
Is statG We shode S postupim-
skou dohodou.
Nemci Sc odbouranf sveho
prGmyslu zurive branf, hrozf
stavkami a sabotazf. Odborove
organisace zakazujf nemecke-
mu d6lnictvu jakoukoli 1cast
ma odmontovan1 a odvazen1
strojd a jineho zaTfzeni k "a
niku odsouzenych podnik6.
Ale generalnf .guverner ge-
neral Lucius D. Clay Nemc6m
pfipomenul, re ma pc ruce pro-
stfedky, kterymi niue vynutit
ably dana nar1zenf byla skutec-
ne take splnena a re 20 pripa-
de dokonce NIUE byti zastaven
dovoz americkych potravin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Pater DIR. Fiala byl vyzname.
nan Ia svou partyzanskou
cinnOSt.

Praha. - Pater DIR. Fiala z
klastera sv. Jakuba v Praze byl
vyznamenan "a svou vynikaj1-
CT cinnost v partyzanske briga-
de Klementa Gottwalda ma Slo-
vensku partyzanskym odzna-
KEN a diplomem, ktery mu O.
devzdal naceln1k csl. general
nfho stabu general Bocek.
Pater Fiala jiz cd roku 1899
pracoval v osvobozenskem hnu
tt s generalem Eliasem a praz-
skym primatorem Klapkou Co.
ba byli Nemci popraveni), KITE
Fl Sc S MIN schazeli v klastefe.
Pc zatcenf generala Eliase Sc
utekl ma Slovensko, kde zalozil
vybor vlasteneckych knez1, z1-
castnil sc slovenskeho povstani
a pc jeho potlacen1 pracoval s
partyzany az do v%itezstvl.
Nyn1 Sc Pater DIR. Fiala We
nuje kostelu sv. Jakuba, sire
disku duchovn1 hubby v Praze
|Loni ma podzim navst1vil Spo.
|jene Staty jake delegat ma Slo.
vansky kongres.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
v Anglii uz Sc usadilo $4,000
valecnych bezencHH.

Londyn. - z lidf zbavenych
valkou domovG a usazenych v
bezeneckych taborech v anne
rickem a britskem pasmu Ne
mecka, bylo jiz pfipusteno do
Angle 10000 osob a prichaze-
il stale now poctu prGmerne
1920 osob tydne. Nejvyse jich
Dude pripusteno k trvalemu u
sazen1 Sc v Anglii asi 200, 600.
Jsou to vetsinou Ukrajinci,
Jihoslovane a pr1slusnfci byva-
lych pobaltskych republik.
Nez jim jest dovoleno odJet
do Angle, jest jejich minulost
ddkladne pTezkoumana, IDA
nejsou valecnymi zlocinci, KITE
RI by ma pozadanf musili byti
vydani Wade zeme sveho p1vo-
du. Re vsech pTistehovalcu "a
tim bylo vraceno jen asi 40 ia
ko nezadouc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Francie chtela udrzeti Ruskou
nabidku dodavek obili
" ia inosti.

Pariz. = Francouzska vlada
chtela udrzeti t%ajnosti ruskou
nabfdku ma dodavky obil1. Dit
vodem pro to bylo, re vlada ne
chtela, ably t1mto krokem Rus
ka byly ovlivneny brzke obec-
nj volby a dale Sc obavala ne
prffznivych dGsledkd pro Mar
shallGv plan.
o tomto jednanf Sc nejdflve
vyskytly zpravy V tisku anglic-
KEN, ktery tim opet sledoval
lime 1cele. Jednak chtejl An
glicane S Rusy Wy ednavat o
dodavkach obili sami a pax Sc
ma v Londyne "a to, re to pro-
iednanf Marshallova planu v
Americe Dude delati dobfe,
kdyz Rusko ukaze, re Francii
chce pomoci Rusko.
Je samozrejme, re Rusko ne
chce "a sve obili dolary, nybrz
prdmyslove vyrobky, ktere sa-
mo nutne p%otTebuje, kdyz OBJ
chodnf styk s Amerikou byl O.
mezen ma nejmens1 mlru a ne
mecky prdmysl je ma dlouhou
dobu vyfazen.
Rusko ma hlavne zajem 9
hospodafske stroje, elektro-
technicke zaffzen1 a leky. Pre-
Francii je nabfdka tim laka-
vejsf, re sv6 vyrobky V techtc
prnmyslovych oborech do A
meriky beztak vyvazeti nemu-
re.
Vzhledem k tomu, re sveto.
w fisk liz psal o jednanl Sc pax
Francouzska vlada odhodlals
k tomu oznamit, re je vedeno \
teto veci S Ruskem jednanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Levine Gesk6 knihy.

Hospodarska pomoc Praze
/, Liliova ul. Is, socialnf a hos
podaTska korporace, zasle O.
chotne ma pozadani-staci po-
hlednice S pTesnou adresou =
krajanGm do ciziny soubor Sc
sti novych knih a dvou pTiru-
eek v Gene Kcs 2O7-, Ia pou-
hych Kcs 100, i s postovnym
a obalem, ably umoznila kraja-
Nun v kterekoli casti sveta z1s-
kanf dobrych ceskych knih "a
levny pen1z. Pouze postovne
do Ameriky obnasi 40 Kcs "a
.-jeden soubor. Soubor obsahu-
.je diva humoristick6 romany
zdravotnf pr1rucku psanou cd
bornymi profesory a docenty.
kterou potfebuje kazda domac-
most, knihu narodohospodaf-
skou, knihu O 1spechu v podni-
kanf a v zivote, knihu O spole-
censkem vystupovanf a do
brych zpGsobech, kucharskoU
pffrucku a pf1rucku O osetfo-
.vanf kojencG.
Uvedeny soubor knih je k
|nahlednutf nasf redakci CITE
Soubory knih sc
plat al pc obdrzen1. Pouzijte
|teto vyhody = vanoce Sc bliz1
|Zcela nemajetnym krajan1n
zaSle shora uvedena korpOrace
ma pozadanf aspon cast knil
zcela zdarma i S postovnym
ktere hrad1 sama.
Redakce ""TELEGRAFU' do
porucuje vTele tyto knihy ma
sim krajanum!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Zaplava " JIM Floride.

II. Tfjna byl to Size jen maly
hurikan, ktery postihnul urod-
ne kraje JIM F1oridy, avsak
prGtrze mracen byly tax obrov-
ske, re zpdsobily nejvetsl "a
plavu "a poslednich 80 let. O.
men hurikan odsunul do Allan
tickeho oceanu, sledovan ma
mornimi a armadnimi letadly
poYetrnostni sluzby.
Pres to, re v1tr dosahl rych-
LOST az II mil "a hodinu, ma
tropil pomerne jen male skody,
naproti tomu jsou zaplavy tax
obrovske, re stovky DON'T jsou
isolovany v oblasti Miami a
Fort Landerdale.
Mistnf zemedelsky komisaf
Nathan Mayo prohlasil, re to
je ne.jvetsf drodn1 pohroma,
ktera postihla bohate farmar-
ske kraje Everglades kolem je-
zera Okeechobee "a posled-
mich 80 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Statistika nemeckeho radeni
CSR.

Praha (CTK) V archi-
vech norimberskeho soudu Sc
nasel dopis~z 1. zaTf 1912, We
kter6m referuje byvaly ''pro-
tektor" Daluege O vsech repre-
sali1ch V ceskych zem1ch pc
Heydrichov6 smrti. Daluege
tn udava pocet popravenych ma
1854 a pocet zavlecenych do
koncentracn1ch taborG ma g.
2O4. Daluegeho zprava uvad1
dokonce pocet domG srovna-
nych Sc zemi Lidicich a v Lee
zac1ch: V Lidic1ch 1911 a v LIE
zac1ch 10. Nemci tehdy Tadili
v techto rozmerech asi pc tfi
m6s1ce, a uvedena c1sla pred
stavuji krvavou bilanci "a ono
Obdob1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
PALESTINE

Je tax tuhym problemem jak to
bylo ocekavano. Arabske sta
ty finc1 savlf tax, ably daily sve-
mu odporu prot delenl Palesti-
ny patficnou vahu a Eide sc
snaz1 uciniti totez. Nejd1lezi-
tejsl bylo, re Amerika v teto
veci konecne projevila sv1j po-
stoj. Prohlasila Size, re sc pTi-
mlouva "a deleni Palestiny ma
stat zidovsky a arabsky ale O
pflpadnem zajist6nf takoveho
planu Sc americky delegat moe
nerozpov1dal. To vsak je pTi
cele otazce to ~nejtezsf, dokud
teto veci nebude doc1leno do
body, zGstane Palestine tim CO
Je = SUDDEN prachu.