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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06

Mrs. B. w. Tugman continues
Ill in the Davis hospital in States
vile.
Miss Mildred Sedberry, of
Boone, spent sometime here this
week, and at Statesville with Miss
Ruth Tugman.
Mrs. John Hoyle, who has been
spending sometime in Sparta
with Mrs. Edwin Duncan, is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. B E.
Reeves, here.
Among those visiting Mrs. B.
w. Tugman this week were Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, Miss Edith
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
GRAPHICAL.
Mrs. Edwin Duncan, of Sparta,
is i'll in Davis hospital at States
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Good
man, who have been i'll at their
home here, are now able to be
out again.
Mrs. Wade E. Vannoy has re-
turned from Charlotte, where
She has been undergoing treat
ment in a hospital, and is much
improved.
Mr.. w. w. Hayes is now under
going treatment in the Davis hos
pital at Statesville.
Mr.. Bruce Houck and Mr.. Todd
Gentry were among those who
attended the meeting of young
Democrats held at Sedgefield Inn
on Saturday night.
Mr.. Boyce Kelley has returned
to his home after an extended
visit with relatives in Maryland.
Mr.. Clarence Baker, of Crump-
Ter, left Friday for Burlington.
Miss Blanch Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Miller, of
Crumpler, left last Tuesday for
Burlington, where she will be
employed.
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Miller, of Crumpler, Sun
day, were Mrs. Teller Miller,
MessrS. Fred, George and How
ard Blevins, and Clifford Baker.
of Crumpler, and also Bryant
Miller and Reeves Jones.
Mr.. Rocco Cutri was a business
visitor in Johnson City, Tenn,
this week end.
Miss Lola Miller has returned
to Glade Valley school after
spending the past week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Miller, at jefferson.
Mrs. Mitt Miller and children
are spending sometime with her
parents, at Jefferson.
Mrs. E. J. Poe spent several
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06

seed. The lovely balsam, fragrant
pinks, the graceful scabiosa, the
hedge-forming four o clocks, the
colorful nasturtiums and petunias
are next in line. Later come the
tall cosmos, the beloved zinnias and
the marigolds. Most ANIMALS are so
easy to grow that even children can
raise them successfully. Special
favorites for children's gardens and
those of some grownups are feath-
cred celosia, the oddly interesting
cockscomb, and the gay woolfower.
One secret of growing near-perfect
ANIMALS is to use good seed and sow
it thinly. In outdoor planting do
not sow deeply but cover the seeds
firmly so that they will make imme-
diate contact with warm moist soil
for speedy termination. When the
seedlings appear, thin the plants so
that the remaining ones will have
plenty of space to spread and
mature.
Most annual flowers are not par
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06

ticular about the kind of soil they
grow in but they do like plenty of
sunshine and air. Most ANIMALS do
not thrive in shady places.
In order to get the most bloom
from annual flowers all through the
season, they need certain amount
of attention. Petunia plants some
times grow lanky and crowd their
|neighbors. Cut sprays of blossoms
freely and arrange them for indoor
enjoyment. The plants will recover
quickly and bloom better than ever.
Snip off the fading blossoms Of zin-
MIA, marigold, cosmos, and other an
nuals. If left to go to seed, they
rob the plants of strength to develop
new flowers. Keep the edging an
nuals, such as sweet alyssum and
candytuft, from looking frowsy by
clipping off the tops with shears
after they have bloomed. They will
reward you by Towering again and
looking pretty for a long season.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06
BLEVINS INTRODUCES
BILL FOR JEFFERSON

Representative J. o. Blevins
this week introduced House Bill
SAT which would increase juris-
diction of the Mayors court Of
Jefferson and authorize govern
ing body to prescribe fees.
The measure would give the
Mayors court original exclusive
and concurrent jurisdiction equal
to that Of magistrates over Of
lenses committed within the city
limits, would give it jurisdiction
of other offenses less serious than
felonies and provide committing
jurisdiction in felony cases.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06
Personals

days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Mash, at JEFF
ferson.
Miss Ida Miller and Miss Eve
lyn Smith were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Miller at their
home here last week.
Misses Iris Young and Lillian
Weaver, who are now employed
in Washington, d. c., spent the
week end with their parents in
Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Burgess, of
Galax, Va, were visitors here
this week end.
Mr.. F. B. Jones and Mr.. Scott
Denney, students at Lenoir-
Rhyme college, spent the week
end at their homes here.
Mr.. w. B. Reeves and Mr.. Ben
Reeves have returned after an
extended trip to Florida and
Cuba.
Messrs. John Barr and Jack
Weaver, students at Emory and
Henry college, spent the week end
at their homes in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Mcmillan
have returned to their home here
after spending sometime in Flor
ida. Mr.. Mcmillan is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. Allen Worth, student at
Emory and Henry college, spent
the week end at his home in JEFF
ferson.
Miss Polly Austin, who is in
nurses training at Baptist hos
pital, Winston Salem, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Austin.
Messrs. A. B. Hurt, Jr., Ralph
and Marvin Stump, students at
State college, Raleigh, spent the
week end at their homes at Ma
than's Greek.
Mr.. Jennings Buckley RAIDER,
student at Pheiffer Junior COL
lege, Missenheimer, spent the
week end with his parents, here.
Mrs. Robert Barr this week
accepted a position as home econ
omist for REA in Ashe, Watauga
and Caldwell counties.
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with the teachers getting the
greater increase.
In addition to the governors
recommendation of a 20 per cent
increase, the committee has be-
fore it a request from the N. c.
Education association for a 30
per cent increase, a request from
the state board of education that
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage Douglas
announce the arrival of daugh-
ter, Brenda Kay, on February 6
at the Ashe Memorial hospital.
At birth the baby weighed eight
pounds. Both mother and daugh-
ter are reported to be getting
along nicely.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06
Classified Ads

LOST-Truck tire and rim be-
tween West jefferson and Lenoir
via North Wilkesboro. Finder
return to Glenn Parker, West
Jefferson, and receive reward.
3-6-1tp
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Cinthia Vaught, Crumpler; Mrs.
Ancil Dolinger, West Jefferson;
Mrs. Ira Worley and daughter,
Todd.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-06

Eleven WILKES county farmers
have signed contracts to grow
Turkish tobacco.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01

In the spring of 1888. a small
company of sturdy pioneers sailed
up the Delaware River to land at
a natural wharf of rocks. There
they built their new homes-their
new Sweden-on land which to-
day bustles with shipyard activity
and is a part of the city of Wilm-
ington, Delaware.
These colonists were Vikings in
spirit only. They came to live and
build, not to conquer. Quickly, the
native Indians sensed this and
learned to like and trust them.
Soon log houses, then church
and next school were built. The
fields were planted. Later came
a lumber yard, a flour mill, roads,
even the first executive mansions
in the territories which are now
Delaware and Pennsylvania. These
builders were so well established
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01
Gidn+ Whaling
oc+ory Is
Floating City

STOCKHOLM - November 1,
1947, was a historical day in the
annals of the Swedish shipbuilding
industry. On that day the big
gest ship so far built in Scandina-
via, the $4,000 ton whaling fac
tory "Kosmos III". was delivered
by the Gotaverken shipyard to the
Norwegian whaling company, A S
Kosmos, Anders Jahre.
Everything in this ship is of
rather unusual dimensions. It has
a length of 638ft., beam of about
70 #, and a total height of 100
#, corresponding to a 7-story
building, and its flensing decks
have an area of about $4,000 50.
TT. On the 'tweendeck is a factory
employing over $50 men and cap
able of producing $50 tons of whale
oil day; and its storage tanks
provide space for no less than l.
1855 Gu. TT of such oil
Including the crews of the whale
boats and the factory workers the
staff on board totals 400 persons,
for all of whom there is spacious
and modern accommodations and
ample provisions, which make it
possible for this Floating city to
be away from civilization for six
to seven months. In spite of its
great size the ship makes a speed
of IA knots, being powered by a
$500 HIP Gotaverken Diesel en-
CINE.
Continued on Page 10)
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01

and experienced in peaceful deal
ings with the Indians that when
William Penn came up the river
in 1852 he sought their advice and
purchased part of his land from
them.
When peoccupation with strict
ly European problems weakened
Sweden's support of the expand
ing colony, it was taken over by
the Dutch in 1855. The Swedes,
however. prospered under the
Dutch and, later, the English rule.
They preserved their identity to
an unusual degree. Ministers con-
tinued to come out from Sweden
to care for the spiritual life of the
flock until the death of Nils Collin
as late as 1881. In 1921 it was an
other Swede (Gustaf Hesselius)
who was awarded the first COM
mission to paint a picture for a
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01
The American Swedish Historical Foundation

public building in America.
In the stirring drama of revolu-
tionary days, men of Swedish birth
or descent played prominent roles.
One of the final three votes to free
this nation was cast by John Nor
ton. a descendant of New Swe-
den settler, as a member of the
Pennsylvania delegation to the
Continental Congress which was
deadlocked on the issue of break
ing away. from England. Only a
few days later he became a signer
of the Declaration of Independence.
Soon more than sixty Swedish Of
ficers We're serving in our Revolu-
tionary War, story told in Pro-
fessor Adolph B. Benson's "Swedes
in the American Revolution. In
1871. John Hanson of Maryland
became President of the United
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01
Nobel Prize
Awarded

STOCKHOLM. Dec. 10 = King
Gustaf V. presented Nobel prizes
worth $162,34s today to five U. S.
British and Argentine scientists
and to French author.
DR.. Carl F. Corr and wife, Dr.
Gerty Corr, of Washington Uni
versity, st. Louis, received $780,
293.50 as their half share of the
prize in physiology and medicine.
1t came in recognition of their dis
covery of chemical compound in
human bodies which manufacture
ers the blood sugar known as gly-
cogen. DR.. Bernardo A. Houssay,
of Buenos Aires, received the 9TH
err half.
Sir E. v. Appleton received the
physics award and Sir Robert Rob-
inson, the chemistry prize.
Andre eide, the prolific French
writer who embraced communism
and later wrote of his disillusion-
ment at the way it was practiced
in Russia, received the literature
award. French Ambassador Ga
briel Puaux accepted the prize for
the aged eide, who was too ill to
attend.
The royal family, seven former
Nobel prize winners and the elite
of Swedish science and culture
were among the 1000 invited
guests at Concert Hall for bestoW-
al the worlds highest distinctions
for excellence in their fields.
The old King presented each
winner a medal, diploma and a
sealed envelope containing a
pledge that the prize money would
be paid at the office of the Nobel
Foundation, established by the in
ventor of dynamite. Each prize
amounted to S4O,5S7.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01

At the opening ceremony, Tor
stem Ralf Swedish Metropolitan
Opera tenor, sang a selection of
Swedish songs. Among the speak
ers were Police Commissioner Ar
thur w. Wallander, and Andrew
G. Clauson, President of the Board
of Education, both of Swedish ex-
traction. Carl Sandburg, poet and
Lincoln biographer, told stories
and sang, accompanying himself
on his guitar, while Maxim Schur,
a Latvian pianist, who has lived
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01

NEW YORK, November 18.-A
special reading room for Swedish
merchant sailors was opened here
today at the Seamen's Church In
stitute at 25 South Street. Placed
rent free at the disposal of the
Seamen's Council of the Church of
Sweden, the room offers for the
first time Swedish seamen on short
or long leave in New York a con-
genial place to rest and meet their
friends.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-12-01

in Stockholm, offered a program
of Scandinavian compositions.
A major factor in the establish
ment of this room is the newly
organized Swedish Seamen's We'll
fare Fund, Inc, which in a short
time has collected $4,000 A part
of the money was used to buy
Swedish furniture for the new
quarters. A similar reading room
for Swedish seamen is now being
planned in Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
z Belcamp, Md.

Krasnou oslavu svatku Ma
tex poradala minulou nedeli
Telocvicna Jednota Sokol v
Belcampu sc svou mladezf. O.
slava poradala Sc v novem,
krasn9 upravenem sale noveho
kina We 2. poschodf Hotelu. Je-
ste We ctvrtek vecer Tesili jsme
problem, jak 81 zarfdit jevist6.
Ale to nikterak neodradilo
par obetavych sokol1, kterf Sc
S chutf pustili do prace, a v So
botu vecer stale krasne upra-
ven6 jeviste hotovo. Podeko-
vanf patti firme Bata, ktera
nam propGjcila krasnou novou
mfstnost a br. starostovi Hozo-
vi, ktery nam daroval r1zne
|latky ma 1pravu jeviste.
Oslava byla zahajena stat
mimi hymnami a nastupem Il.
cinkujfcfch detf ma jeviste. Sta.
rosta br. Hoza privftal peknyn
proslovem prftomne hosty a Y
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
MlStnl ZprdVy.
SNATEK.

Ultra v sobotu, II. kvetna
We 4 hod. odpol. budou spojen5
svatym poutem manzelskym v
kostele st. Elizabeth snouben-
CT slecna Charlotte Novak S pa
mem Josefem Kiselewich.
Nevesta je dcerou re znam6
krajansk6 rodiny pravnfka p.
a p1. Charles a Carrie Novak,
823 N. Patterson Park Avenue.
zenich je synem p. a pf. Jo-
seph Kiselewich. 4O8 N. Stree
per Street.
Pc svatbe v 6 hodin vecer
Dude svatebnf hostina v Soko-
lovne, kde Dude svatebcanGm
vyhravati hudba p. Jana Svi-
TAXA. Novomanzele odjedou
ma svatebn1 cestu do Pennsyl-
vanie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
General Eisenhower ocenuje
poctu PrazanIE.

Washington, D. c.. (CTK)-
General Dwight Eisenhower,
ma jehoz pocest Dude v Praze
pojmenovana ulice, ocenil tuto
poctu dopisem, ktery zaslal
csl. velvyslanectvl, v nemz p1-
Sc: "Jsem velmi pocten tim,
re obcane mesta Prahy 81 pref
pojmenovat mym jmenem ulici
v Praze v ocenenf "a pomoc a.
mericke armady pfi osvoboze-
nj Ceskoslovenska. Pfij1maje
tuto poctu, uvedomujf 81 SOU
|casne, re je to vyznamn6 oce-
neni hrdinnosti muz1 i Zen v
nasf americke armada, jez to-
to vftezstvi umoznili. Budu vel
mi hrd ma to, re budu takto
|spjat s krasnym mestem vase
no velkeho naroda, ktery jest
oddan myslence sffeni demo
kracie a obrane lidskych svo-
bod. Tlumocte laskave praz-
|skemu lidu me hluboke ocene-
nj "a jejich vdecne gesto.
S uprfmnym pozdravem, :,
Dwight D. Eisenhower"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
POHRBYi.

- Dne 6. kvetna byly ode
Islany k pohrbenf do Jamaica,
N. Y. pozdstatky pf. Margaret
Besold, 523 N. Clinton ST., KITE
ra zemTela 5. kvetna We staff
80 let. Narodila sc v Nemecku
a do Ameriky prijela pred ga
roxy.
= Dne 6. kv6tna byla po-
chovana ma hrbitove Nejsv.
Vykupitele pTedcasne naroze-
ma dvojcatka manzeld w. j. a
Margaret (rozene Kutcher)
Wright, 243O E. Madison is.
= 10. kvetna byly odeslany
k pohTbenf do Ripley, w. Vir-
ginia ostatky p. James H. Hall,
1891 York Way, Dundalk,
manzel pf. Bernice Hall, ktery
zemrel v Johns Hopkins ne
mocnici We start 80 rok1.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Charles E. Schimdnek.
- Dne 10. kvetna Zemfe1a
pc dlouhe nemoci znama kra-
janka pf. Barbora Zunt, (roz.
Kloboucnfk), 1905 N. Milton
Ave. We start 68 let. Narodila
sc v Ceskoslovensku a v Anne
rice lila At let. Zanechala zde
zarmouceneho manzela pana
Jana Zunta a 9 dftek. PTina-
lezela ku SborGm: "Zlata Pra-
ha" els. 81 J. G d. a "Vytrva-
lost" els. 35 G. S. P. j.
PohTeb konal Sc v 1tery, 13.
kvetna re SchimGnkova Pohf.
Domu ma Cesky Narodn1 HTbi-
|tov. Ia jmenovane Sbory pro-
mluvily p1. Marie Rys a pf. Ma
RE Stehl1k.
= 8. kvetna zemrel v Mary
land General nemocnici v poll
tickych kruzfch znamy p. John
M. Pohlhaus, Chesapeake Av.,
Long Beach, Md, We staff SO
let. Narodil Sc v Baltimore a
byl manzelem pf. Agnes (roz.
Schuette) Pohlhaus. Zastaval
TRAD Commissioner of Labor
PohTeb konal sc IL. kvetna
re Schim1nkova PohT. Domu
do kostela st. Elizabeth a Cd
|tud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
Itele.
V pondelf, IL. kvetna
zemrela znama krajanka PAM
Anna Hejnal (roz. Kulhava)
$40 N. Chapel St., vdova pc
Franku Hejnalovi, mar. pracov-
n1ku "a I. svetove valky. Cd
chodu jej1ho zelf dcera pf. Pa
tricia Davis a synove Maurice
a Stanislav Hejnal. Narodils
Sc v Ceskoslovensku.
PohTeb konal Sc We stTedu
IA. kvetna re ~SchimGnkovs
PohTebnfho Domu ma CeskJ
Narodni HTbitov "a assistance
REV. Boyd Howartha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
National White Cane Week.

The Blind Brotherhood of
Maryland, Inc, spolecne s Ma
tional Federation of the Blind
poradaj1 National White
Cane Week" v tydnu cd Is. do
FL. kvetna.
Vsichni motoriste sc upozor-
nujl, re die zakona musi zasta-
viii, prechaz1-li ulici slepec,
majlc1 b1lou hGlku a DAFT mu
right of way. Neuposlech-
mutt Sc tresce tezkymi pokuta-
mi.
Verejnost Sc zada by poma-
hall slepcdm pri prechazeni
ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Sokolska Hlidka.
BUSOVA VYJfzDKA DO
PHILADELPHIA.

Jak bylo v TELEGRAPH" mi
mule oznameno Tel. Jed. Sokol
Philadelphia usporada Telo-
cvicnou Akademii v sobotu We
Ger, dine "a. cervna.
z Baltimore pojede Sc ma tu-
to Akademii v busech. Kdo by
Sc chtel tohoto zajezdu s1cast-
niti necht Sc pTihlasf do IL.
kvStna u Okrskoveho nacelnf-
ka br. Josefa Pokorneho, 1881
E. Madison ST. (Tel. BR O593).
Busy vyjedou v 1880 odpol.
cd Sokolovny v Curtis Bay a We
2 bod. cd Sokolovny, Gay &
Preston SITS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
DAIRY.

K uct6nf pamatky zemrele
pf. Barbory Zunt daruje rodi-
ma p. Franka Steinera ma Csl.
Sirotky $500.
K uctenf pamatky zemre-
le manzelky a maminky PAM
Barbory Zunt venuje rodina
Jana Zunta ma Csl. Sirotky SIS
k uct6nf pamatky zemTe-
lie pf. Barbory Zunt daroval.
ma Csl. Sirotky p. a pf. Koutnil
$500.
Ma Csl. Sirotky venovals
pf. Jennie Richter $500.
Penfze ~odevzdany Sdruzen.
Csl. SpolkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
NAVSTEVA.

Minuly patek vecer pTijeli
ma navstevu krajana p. Jaro-
slava Taborskeho, 625 N. Mont
ford Ave. yet DR.. Clyde Gid
dings S manzelkou Mel (roze-
nou Taborsky) a synem Clyde
Jr. re San Diego, California.
Cestu podnikli autem. v
Baltimore navstfvili take ostat-
nj pTatele a to rodiny stryce
p. Antona Zitnfka, stryce AL
berta Taborskyho, dale tetu
pi. Bob. CihlaTovou a strycka
p. Edu Taborskeho.
V nedeli sc podfvali do An
napolis, kde ~navstfvili rodinu
stryce p. Vincenta Why a take
Sc chteli podfvati ma stryce a
tetu p. a ~pf.@Jesefa aMarii
Kuldu We Western Annapolis.
Casne z rama We stredu vyda-
Ii Sc ma zpatecnf cestu do Ka-
lifornie a wall S sebou p. a p1.
Jaroslava Taborskeho a pf.
Bob. Cihlarovou. Zastav1 Sc v
Madison a White Water, Wis,
kde manzele Taborskych ztra-
vi n6jaky cas- u svych drahych
ditek Jerry a Heleny.
Pf. CihlaTova zamyslf jeti S
rodinou Ora. Giddingse do San
Diego a tax podfvati Sc do slun-
ne Kalifornie.
Prejeme vsem stastnou cestu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
JSEM AMERICAN"
TUTO NEDELI, Is. KVETNA

Oslavny den novych Amerckych Obcand konal Sc v
ramci oslav 81 AN AN AMERICAN DAY" We stredu, IA. kve-
tina v Auditoriu Polytechniky. Oslava konala Sc ma pocest
tech obcan6, kteff Sc JIM stall behem uplynuleho roku bud
to prirozenou naturaEzacnf cestou aneb jake STUDENT z We
cernfch amerikanizacnich a obcanskych trfd.
Program byl umoznen Nationality Committee of Balti-
more, immigration and Naturalization Service of the Depart
ment of Justice a Department of Education.
Immigracnf a naturalizacni oddelenf Departmental Spra-
vedlnosti Spoj. Stat1 oznamuje V buletinu ku "DNI JSEM
AMERICANA, re ma 2O0,OOO muzG a zen zahranicnfho pG-
vodu bylo naturaizovano behem uplynuleho roku. Bulletin
cituje proklamaci presidenta Harry S. Trumana: eve spo-
lecnem demokratickem dsili, pfedpoklady dobreho obcanstva
nenf mfsto narozenf, ami rasovaf ci nabozenska prfslusnost,
ale charakter, vychova, spoluprace a oddanost!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
"Ctenafske besedy" csl. parla-
mentu odpadnou.

Praha (CTK) - Poole zpra
wy "Prava lidu' re 7. kvetna
zvlastni komise, v n1z krone
poslanc1 zasedali praktikove
parlamentni sluzby a tajemnl-
ci klub1, vypracovala navrh
noveho jednac1ho fadu snemo-
WY a sleduje snahu zjednodu-
Sit parlamentn1 procedure. Ia
|sadne Sc pro poslance stanovl,
re nenf dovolenO reel c1st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
zidovsti migrant ma ceste do
PaIestinv.

Panamsky parnfk "Valena''
opustil tento prfstav a pluje do
Haify V Palestine Sc 166 zidov-
skymi imigranty ma palube,
pocltaj1c V to IA detf, kter6 Sc
narodily v koncentracnfm ia
bore Bergen-Belsen.
Jejich odjezd byl organise
van Zidovskou imigracnf spo-
lecnost1 a je pod ochranou An
glicanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
S dopisu americkeho serzanta
O Tisovi.

Praha (CTK) - Csl. vysla-
nee We Washingtonu dostal pc
ohlaseni rozsudku mad Tisem
dopis Cd americkeho serzanta,
ktery zatknul Tisu v r. 1915 v
bavorskem klastere. Americky
serzant p1ise:
"Je potesitelne, re Tiso byl
odevzdan spravedlnosti. I've
domuji 81 S hrdostf, re jsem Sc
|pricinil o to, ably Sc tax stalo.'