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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

In memory Of our beloved Moth
er. Sister and Friend, Mrs. Ella
Ruth Dumas, who passed away
December l. 1945.
We loved your way,
Your laughter gay,
Each magic word your dear lips
said.
We loved your hands,
Your sweet commands,
Your heart that trusted and IN
derstOOd.
We thank God for all the years
we had together.
Tho we loved you, God loved
you best.
Sadly missed by: Miss Hazel
Dumas. daughter; J. b. Boyd
Brother; Mrs. SIome Green, friend;
Earnest Boyd, Nephew.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

were served. Several prizes were
awarded.
The Annual Thanksgiving as
sembly was presented by the Fiji
tn Grade One Glass. The common
tator and Master of Ceremonies
was John Roemer Arnold, ushers
were Gladys Pippins and Gloria
Parker, Armer johnson read the
100 Psalm and said the prayer.
Betty Walton told the story of
Thanksgiving, A choral group
composed of Edward Clarke,
Mary Pippins, Devata Mason,
Harry Caldwell, Jackie Talley,
Matte Banks and Bobby Smith.
recited everal Thanksgiving
poems. A play, THE Thankless
Three" was presented by the o.
ther members Of the class. The
assistant directors and stage help
ers were Ruth Thomas and Vera
Upper. Mrs. S. T. Caruth is the
teacher for this group Several
visitors made inspiring and appro-
pirate remarks.
An outstanding feature which
closed the month of November
was a boxing match held in the
auditorium on the afternoon of
November rs. The door prize was
turkey The happy recipient was
Marshall Virgins of 310l Spring
Street The ticket was sold by
Betty J. Webster of Mrs. Curtis
Fourth Grade Three Glass.
Mrs, B. f. D. Anthony is eff
GENTLY and effectively doing her
duty which is to see that the yard
is properly supervised by the
right teachers at all times.
The pupils have decorated the
rooms and halls of the school in
anticipation of the coming holt
day season. Recapture once more
is that special feeling which only
the Yuletide season produces.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

money raised was $48.30 ........ Rev.
Earl Larry is pastor ....... Sam Nor
fleet is still in the hospital but is
improving ,,.... Brother Charles
Wright who has been in the Miss
ouri Pacific Hospital is now at
home and doing fine ........ On the
sick list we have Sisters VERONA
and Oneatha Gregory ........ The
grandson of Bro. Walter Winburn
who was raised in an incubator.
now IA years old is a 9Th grade
student.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
SHORTER SPY
Rubye Jewel Rroomfield

Rubye Jewel RrOOmfield
! wonder what it is that makes
Margret Wilder's head go round
and round while her heart stands
still? Is it George X ?? 49,
Well what do you know Lillian ,.
has finally opened her heart and
let Rufus w. in ~ Won't SOME
one tell Pauline J. that Ernezaise
w. doesn't want Lacy c. Jr. :?
He is the one that's singing II
Want To Be Loved" ........ Who =
the certain chick in the freslmnn
class falling for Obey G. and Co.
vim c, B.? Won't someone tell her
that she will never make it in +? ?
$780,. Albert PC is in love with
Eugenia c but he said, james II.
won't give him chance ........ who
IS the fellow that jamie A. is re-
ceiving so many calls from -.
Daniel H is making big tracks
with Bertha G and Thelma G., r.,
wondering who will be u
lucky one to make a hit go. Oil,
Ruth M says that she still has w
Burns to fall back onseven II Faye
-
p does have c Williams ........ Old
love never dies. II you are in
doubt of that statement ask Laur,
b and N Brown .-.,.... Miss Betty
W, the way to win a boys heevo
is not by using fictitious names
over the telephone when someone
calls ...o... Can any Of you tell "
why the girls fear Ernestine W.
is it because Of the certain LINE
she carries ........ What will Ida ,
do when she finds out Grady ~
is making time with GEORGE W.
Read the press next week /
will have some more news fow
you ........ So long kids.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
Pigtails Club

Every girl at East End School
is member of the most popular
club on the campus. Whether she
remains member will depend
upon her citizenship and scholar
ship. A pigtail stands for honesty,
sincerity, diligence and obedience,
The Pigtail Club is very unique.
The girls get together and discuss
the things that interest girls and
they do some of the things that
girls like to do together.
Some of the girls will wear
charm bracelets of the club colors
and ribbons, scarfs and skull caps
with "Pigtail' stamped on them.
The following officers were elect
ed:
President-Ollie Watson
Vice President-Yvonne Mathews
Secretary-Luberdia Daniels
Asst. Secretary-Ruby Worthy
Treasurer-Gloria Liggins
Mesdames Dancler and Mccoy,
Sponsors
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

making the guests welcome. VIII
liam Jones, Jr., rendered a SOLO.
j. l.. Hawkins, Chairman OF the
Edvisory Council, served as Mas
ter of Ceremonies. Mrs. X. Bow
man, co-chairman of the Project
and Mrs, A. c. Hale, Supervisor
along with Miss Moore assisted
in carrying out the activities Of
the evening. Mrs. l.. c. Bates, City
Editor of the STATE PRESS, de-
livered an address appraising the
value Of the Center to the East
End.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

thanksgiving program Tuesday
night, for the purpose of acquaint-
ing the parents and children with
the center and interesting them in
1t. The principal address for, the
evening was delivered by Rev.
erend Fred. T. Guy who stressed
the challenge of the American en-
viorment to the Negro. DR.. Guy
pointed out that the Negro boy
must be not merely as good as
any other citizen, but better. to
win recognition. He emphasized
that at every step and in every
situation, the colored child must
study and solve the problem of
impressing all observers with his
worth and decorun. While de-
ploring the paucity of recreation
facilities available for colored
youth in the Little Rock Metro
politan area, he gave recognition
to the public spiritedness of those
who had made the East End Rec
reation Center possible.
Major Young OF the Salvation
Army was present, and during the
preparation of refreshments, he
kept the large assembly of young
sters tiptoe with interests in song
and games Miss Moore who start
ed the Center, with the assistance
OF Major Young, was also present
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
GIBBS SCHOOL

The Parent Teacher Association
Of Gibbs School held its Annual
Fathers Night celebration in the
Wonder Bakery Hostess Room
Interesting features of the pro-
gram included remarks made by
and a movie shown by Mrs. Han
sen, the hostess. Tours through
the bakery were made by sew
eral groups of patrons. Games
were played and refreshments
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z
Silas Bowman

Silas Bowman
The M. T. & O. Quartette spon-
sored a program at Mt Zion Bap-
list Church at Booker Terrace,
With the help of the Centerial
Five of Zion Grove, Harmony Six
OF Mt Olive, Spiritual Five Of
New Dora, Wondering Five of
New Hope, everyone had a won
derful time. The program was
given for the purpose of installing
lights for the church Amount Of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

FORTY YEARS OF MARRlAGE-Mr. and
Mrs l.. N. Bronson, 2100 Pulaski street, celc-
brated their forteth anniversary last Thurs
day. Mr.. Bronson is government employee,
and from all appearance has made a success
as father and a husband the last 40 years.
Mrs Bronson is fine woman loved by all who
know her, judging from the number of guests
present and the shower of presents received
Feature of the evening was the performance
again of the ceremony Reverend F. T. Guy,
popular pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church,
officiating, and many persons who participated
IN the original wedding in 1907 performing
again after lapse of forty years, in the pres
ence OF more than three hundred guests, against
background of house which had the appear
ance of garden of flowers superbly done by
the Terrence Flower Shoppe. The original we'd
ding itself was the social event of the season
in 1907. Those who came from the 1907 era to
participate in the 1947 ceremony and bid the
couple bon voyage" in the run to the Diamond
Jubilee, were: Mrs. L. S. Hart, maid of honor
who was schoolmate of Mrs Bronson: T. w.
Coggs best man. president of Arkansas Bapt-
lst College and a school mate of Mr.. Bronson.
Mines. M. l.. Williams, and Thessa Roundtree
and Miss Olga Jordan who served as Flower
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
Miss "JBS" To BE
Crowned Dec. 18th

In the Lafayette Grill Private
Dining Room, December $500
p. m. Miss Cora Charlene whit
low. a senior student at The john
sons Business School won the
honor to be crowned as Queen
of the Johnson's Business School
Other contestants were Mis-
Linnie' Green, Mrs. Obie Brown.
and Miss Hortense Buren,.
A gala affair has been planned
in honor Of Queen Charlene Whit
low which win also serve az the
schools Christmas Party; and
there will be large tree in The
dining room for all who wish 70
exchange gifts.
All friends and previous stu
dents of The Johnson's Business
School are invited.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

The East End Bob Cats have
played good football to date.
Their standing is now third. The
entire East End Community is
hoping that the last two games
will push them near enough to
the top to have a play off.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

Girls in 1907; James Rowe; and Mrs. T. w.
Coggs, charming and gracious wife of the col
lege president. Grandsons Waldo Bronson, Jr.,
and Adolphus Bronson were present Those
forming the receiving line were: Mines. c. w.
Curtis, N. r. Bradford, Jessie Powell, A. Nc
Culum, Bruce Shropshire, G. B. Ashford, Ar
chic Williams, Oscar Loggins of Zaneville, O.,
Lewis Russell of Los Angeles, Calf, Waldo
Bronson. w. w. Kidd, J. V. Jordan, Bertha
Tunon of ST. Louis. Mo-, Melvin King, <. H.
Cook, Anna Napier Jesse Floyd, B. H. Little,
Margaret Johnson, L. E. Hart. Mrs. E. S. Scott
played the wedding march; Mrs. A. Warren
and Mrs. Hazel King were soloists, and Mrs. w.
E. Hynson presided at the piano. Out of town
guests were Mines. Lewis Russell, of Los Ange-
les, California; Bertha lennon of St. Louis,
Mo-, Oscar Loggns, GAINESVILLE, Ohio Dora Cr-
er of Helena, Berthenia Anderson, Disco, Hen
ry Bynum, New Orleans, La, H. Thompson,
Mary Jones and Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Bronson,
Omaha, Nebr, and Mr. and Mrs H. T. Jackson
of Hot Springs, DR.. and Mrs. I. E. Burke of
Forrest City. More than a thousand dollars in
various gifts were left as token of the affec-
ton of the assembly of friends gathered to do
honor to the forty-year couple.
Press photo
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r. T. A. Membership Drive

The drive closed with the a.
mount raised nearing its antici-
pated goal Home rooms that reach
ed or exceeded their quotas in the
drive were IA, Mrs. Eva Saville
Teacher and Mrs o. Robertson
Parent Sponsor 9Th Grade. Mrs
NJ F. Anderson, Teacher, Mrs. v
Waugh, and Mrs. r. Minton, Par.
ent Sponsor. GA Grade, Mrs. M
H. King, Teacher; 5th Grade. Mrs
M. V. Simon, Teacher.
If you haven't received your p.
T. A. membership card from Ste
phens School, do so today by only
paying fifty cents, Parents lend
your support to help the p. T. A.
pendulum swing in the right d.
rection. With Parent and Teacher
cooperation our school will grow.
Assemblies
Celebrating National Book Week
and Thanksgiving, separate assem-
blies were planned for the pri-
mary and Intermediate Depart
partments. These Programs were
presented, Friday. November 81.
Mrs M. F. Anderson, and Mrs. v.
r. Isum sponsored the informed
late Program. The stage and set
ting and program conferred around
Book Week and Thanksgiving.
Aunt Adele's Reducing Diet. A
Scream Of Comedy where Aunt
Adele fails TO prepare a Thanks
giving feast for the Marshall
household because she's anxious to
lose pounds that she has so heavily
put on. He appetite betrays her
when three go delivery boys not
one %, but three 80 Thanksgiv-
ing dinners ordered by the dis
appointed and mischievous Mar
shall children, The participants in
the play were: Camilla Hood, Sid
ney Williams, Willie Elan. Fran
els Green, Lenora Washington. 10
Ann Carmichael, Sam Watts, Ro-
bert Marshall and Paul Edward
Armstrong.
The scene changed to "A Peep
into Storyland -. This playlet was
presented with an array of beauti-
tul costumes representing many
many characters imaginable in the
Child's reading world. Those in
cluded were characters from the
world Of fiction, history, literary
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

A poster contest was also one
OF the projects of National Edu-
cation Week This contest was
won by Jimmy MCGOWAN and
Margaret Mitchell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
YWcA ACTIVITIES

Last Wednesday Evening Inc T.
Teens OF Phyllis Wheatley Branch
YWCA gave a Thanksgiving So
cial for the benefit Of the Old
Ladies Home. The admission to
attend the Social was a can OF
any type food. A nice collection Of
Tomatoes, Soups, Beans, Pump
kins, Kraut, Grapefruit Juice, Sar-
dimes. Pet Milk, Spinich, and HON.
inv was received. A few young
men came to the social who did
not bring any can goods. They
made donations of coins. This a.
mounted to 81 90 Thursday morn
ing Richard Terrence gave the
service of his car to carry the
goods and committee to the M.
w. Gibbs Home. Mary L. Allen,
Vice President of the InterClub
Council made the presentation to
the Ladies.
The Y-Teens and the Pre-Teens
took part in raising money for
World Fellowship They have
pledged to do their part in the
spreading Of Xmas Cheer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

RESIGNS-Mrs. Charles w. Digs
Sr., Registered Nurse, and head
nurse at the United Friends Hos
pitaI, where She has served for
the past four years, hands in her
resignation effective as of Dec. 10.
Mrs. Digs indicated her deep re-
greet of leaving the institution and
expressed intention of entering
the service of Public Health. She
is a graduate of st. Phillips School
Of Nursing Medical College at
Richmond, Virginia in l943.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

MRS. EMMA CHANDLKn-wL
WARDS. AIT East Twelfth Street
died at her home November n
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday. Miller Funeral Home ID
charge.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
UNIQUE GIRLS MEET

The Unique Girls met with Mrs Celeste Thompson The
business meeting enjoyable Lovely prizes Civ
the st End and Bird place winners in the whist game
Mary Rutedge Club guest delicious plate
by the hostess The next meeting will be 1905 w. 18th
with Mrs Marjorie ]. Walker acting hostess
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
- ARTS SERVE LUNCHEON

The Twelve Arts with Mrs A. Mosby 1909 w. 18th ST.
Wednesday, One o'clock luncheon served The table
decorated with lace cloth and yellow chrysanhemums
elaborate served The members drew
change Christmas gifts the next meeting Those
Mines R. MeIemore D. d. James, d. Scott H. Murchison
McNath Reeves, l.. Kingcade c. r. Caldwell NJ Smith
p Wade. The hostess received beautiful gift.
TEENAGE CLUB
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IARouMq laYNa
GOES TO NEW FIELD

Rev. W. Sangser pastor First Baptist Church. 9th and
Pine streets. MIR, who has been called of labor
will preach his going Sunday evening 7th
3d. and will be leaving for Cincinnati Ohio shortly after
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
CAPITAL HILL PTA

The Capital Hill PTA met Thursday in the room
school, large number of patrons present pro-
gram consisted of exhibitions of the visual aid
chine and its usefulness in day teaching method
project the making for the purchase of machine for
school, discussed and delicious
we'd Meetings held each third Thursday Visitors invited
Mines L. Vinson secretary A. H. Hghtower president; E.
Fitzpatrick.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05

Teenage Club opened with bang Tuesday night in the
Club 904 State street Sevenyfve
bows girls registered with election of president and
president secretary and assistant secretary sergeant
arms manager This club will Thursday
Saturday nights Clean wholesome recreation will be
each meeting Parents with their children if
they Refreshments will be served each meeting
purpose this club is provide supervised heahfu
activities for boys and girls during their
The club for registration; for further
information call Dean Johnson 2-9457 or 1925
BLUE MONDAY CLUB
The Blue Monday Club entertained last Monday
residence of Mrs Jack Bunn 1917 Wright De-
lecabe breakfast served after which four of whist
played Mrs Charles Bunn Jr first prize and Mrs
Perry The meeting will be held the residence of
Mrs. Robert Reaves, 2406 Rice street.
EYEGLASSES REPAIRED - ALL STYLES - LENS d.
pLIcATED REPAIR AND REFlNiSH JEWELRY OF ALL
TYPES. H. S. NEWBURN, 2o9 Century Building, Ninth
and Arch Streets Phone 1882 Adv. If
FINAL TOURNAMENT GAME
The Metropolitan Bridge Club guest of l. O. Bridge
Club Tuesday night the home of Mr. and Mrs A. Mazque
in Pine Bluff The final of the played
with O. Club finishing with points
game dinner The members of the G. Club
Medames Cassie Lawess Roy Russell Eose Mazique Eora
Davis Alene Perry Charles McKindra Mavn Moore
CLANCY Urnette McE1enry and Martha Flowers Metropolitan
has begun among members. Club has been d
vdcd groups of five EACH with losing entertain
ing Mrs. Willie Carter hostess The meeting
will be held in the home of Mrs. c. Dozze Mrs Victoria Ha
gan, president Mavis Stewart, reporter.
LET US REsTYLE AND TRIM YOUR HATS. PoCKErBooKs
MATCH CORsAGE AND DREssMAKING. MRS p
v. ROBINSON, 1913 Rice Street Phone 2-35so Adv.
UNIQUE GIRLS MEET
The Unique Girls met with Mrs. Celeste Thompson. The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-05
FINAL TOURNAMENT GAME

LET US RESTYLE AND TRIM YOUR HATS POCKETBOOI
MADE TO MATCH CORSAGE AND DRESSMAKING. MRS.
v. ROBINSON 1913 Rice Street, Phone 2-35So Ad
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BLUE MONDAY CLUB

EYEGLASSES REPAIRED - ALL STYLES - LENS
PLICATED. REPAIR AND REFlNlSH JEWELRY OF
TYPES. - H. S. NEWBURN, 2oe Century Building,
and Arch Streets, Phone 1882. A,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
Churchill vede skupinu pro
spoienou Evropu.

Ia predsednictvf Winston
Churchilla byl utvoren v Anglii
vybor, jehoz 1celem je propa-
govati myslenku spojen6 Evro-
py, ktera by Sc jake celek mela
vsunouti do organisace Spoje-
nych narod1.
We vydanem prohlasenf Sc
poukazuje k nadmfru neutese-
nym pomerGm v Europe a e.
vropske narody jsou vybfzeny,
ably Sc spojily k vzajemn6 po-
moci.
Jake priklady pro organisa-
CT jsou uvadeny Spojene Staty,
anglicke imperium a Rusko.
V mnoz1ch kruz1ch sc ma "a
to, re organisace ia je zamysle-
ma jake protiklad prot Sove-
tGm a v bl1zke budoucnosti ne
Dude asi mfti velkeho praktic-
keno uspechu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24

ly nalozeny vejce. Vypadaly
ma pohled jake jine, ale kdyz
Jich melo byti pouzito pro STAY
bu shledano, re byly vsechny
ma tvrdo uvareny. To ST to ne
kdo popletl a vzniklo nedoro-
zumen1 a ma konec vSeobecna
svanda. Ale pc peti stech le-
tech stojf KarlGv most a mnohe
historicke budovy neporusen6
jake kdysi, svedky historic jfz
jest zeme obetkana."
"Je je, to je pekna povfdka,"
zvOlala Milenka a Slavek k to-
mu dodal:
"To budou kluci We skole wy
valovat oci, az Jim to budu Wy
pravet."
Jir1 i rodice NELL radost, re
deti Sir dobrou povest O zemi
Isvych predkd.
"Ale ted mus1te S nami ma
sanky," nalehal Slavek.
Gale nechte no prece odpo-
%cinouti," branila maminka, i
tat1nek kroutil hlavou.
"Vsak mne to udela taky do
|bre," dobrosrdecne prisvedcil
Jif1 a special, ably vyhovel Slav
kovu pfanl. Vzdyt byl sokolem
a sportovcem telem a dust a Vi
tai pf1lezitost, ably i on mohl
ma chvlli ven ma cerstvy vzduch.
A tax maminka S tatfnkem
kroutili hlavami, kdyz Ia Cd
chazej1c1mi pohl1zeli, ale u
vnitf pocitovali radost, re deti
budou m1ti dobreho kamarada.
"Nezapomente, re Ia p1l no
diny Dude veceTe," volala ma
minka, ale oni jiz uz sotva sly
Sell.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
UHELNA STAVKA PRED
SOUDEM.

Nejvyssf soud dine ID. ledna
vyslechl ODE strany V pravnf ro-
zepfi, ktera vznikla z posledni
uhelne stavky.
jake prvnf prednasela svGj
pravn1 postoj vlada 1sty gene
raln1ho navladn1ho Clarka, kite
~ uvedl,ze zpGsob jakym John
L. Lewis vzdoroval soudnfmu
zakazu vydanemu soudcem
Goldsborough distriktnlho SOU
du We Washingtonu, byl uraz-
kou Spojenych Stat6 a pozva-
MIN k Wade davu mad soudem.
Lewis sam je ma dovolene
ma Florids.
Pravnf zastupce unie hornf-
kG generaln1mu navladnimu
Clarkovi lined odpov6d6l, Re
by Sc jeho argumenty spfse no.
Oily do nejake politickeho schG
re, nez pred nejvyssf soudni
dvGr.
Lewis sam dial pTednost to-
mu, ztraviti prave tuto dobu,
kdy jeho spOr je projednavan
svoj1 dovolenou ma Floride.
Statn1 navladnf John F. Son
nett, ktery hail prim6renost u
lOzenych pokut Sc dostal do OBJ
TIL, kdyz mu soudcove a mezi
mimi hlavn6 soudce Frankfurt
ter kladli rGzne otazky CO do
opravnenf vydaneho soudn1ho
Zakazu.
Soudce Jackson kritisoval jak
advokaty tax soud.
Statn1mu navladn1mu Son
nettovi soudce Jackson vytykal
re Sc pfflis zabyva dusevn1m
rozborem kongresu, nez ably
mluvil 0 pravn1 podstate veci,
tutez kritiku vsak jackson
vznesl prot soudcGm samot-
nym, coz rozlobilo zejmena
soudce Frankfurtera.
Pc slysenf pT1padu Dude nyni
soud muset vydat rozhodnuti,
ktere Dude NIT dalekosahly "a
sadnf vyznam, kdy toto rozhod-
mutt Dude vydano sc ovSem ne
vi. NIUE to trvati tydny ba i
m6s1ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24
Socialista predsedou francouz-
ske snemovny.

PaTfz, Francie. - Socialni
demokrate uzavreli S komunis-
ty dohodu pro volbu pTedsedG
v obou komorach. Nasledkem
t6to dohody byl zvolen pTedse-
dou doln1 snemovny starry soci-
alne-demokraticky v6dce Vim
cent Auriol oproti kandidatovi
lidoveho hnuti Schumanovi.
V hornf snemovne mel byt
zvolen pTedsedou komunista
Georges Marianne, dostal 129
HAST, tentyz pocet HAST vsak
soustfedil tez ma sebe kandidat
lidoveho hnutf Champetier de
Ribes, poslednf byl vsak veko-
We stars1 a stall Sc proto predse-
doU.
Ministersky pfedseda Leon
Blum sam volebnf dohodu s ko-
munisty neschvaloval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-24

jak il vyjadruji slova narodnf
hymny "KDE MGJ".
Ma rece Vltave byly uspoTada-
ny slavnostn1 hry S naplni Idee
Slovanskeho Bratrstva, jejichz
vyrazem bylo sbratrenl csl. ma
roda a Slovanstva.
Cvicilo 34,4O2 muzd, rs, 1000
zen, 1883 dorostenc6, 4,O76
dorostenek, 1898 zak1 obeho
pohlavi.
Vyvrcholenfm sletu byly slav-
nostnl prGvody Prahou "a u
cast 2,188 zahranicnfch hosti
a 46,361 sokolskych pTfslusni-
ku a 1922 sokolske mladeze v
slavnostn1ch kroj1ch.
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