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THE ,5HsON HOUSE, I6a2 18th St. NV
Excel. 2-rm. apt. suitable for 4 ladies;
S25 ea. mo drinkins; references. MI 1925.
WILL SHARE 3-rm. apt, apt. BLDG, with
another congenial semitic girl asd 20
refs. Box 5s-T. Star. III
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APARrMENTs. SUB. WANrEp.

,pt.. or unf1irnished rooms, in nearby Md.
First aoor preferred. Il o6s4. Ia
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
COUPLE WANTS ROOMS in nearby Va.
kit PRIVILEGES, private or semiprivate bath.
Call AK AHOS -l3
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

10 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Unfurnishe
room and kitchenette. $40 per mo.
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large and small: drastic
1RGETOWN ART CRAFT,
SEWING MACHINE,
sole. Call TR. 8794.
SEWING MACHINES.

SOIeS, al makes, S.5
demonstration. AME.
CHINE STORES, 90
Penna. ave, Ii. 3S3;
aveS. ne, WA. 1888
81. 2345; 1885 Wis.
Wis. ave, OIL. 1870.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06

equivalent to approximately twa
quarts per child per month CO
the reconstructed juice.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
Women Organize
Smethport WSCS

The ladies of the Smethport
Methodist church met Thursday
night at the church to organize
a Woman's Society of Christian
Service.
Officers, who we're named and
installed for the year, are: Mrs
Florence Bumgartner, pres j.
dent; Mrs. Marie Grubb, vice
president; and Mrs. c. H. Ireson
secretary and treasurer.
Other officers named are Mrs
Almond Halsey, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Richard Leake
secretary of Christian Social re-
lations; Mrs. Jim Long, Secre-
tary Of literature and publica-
tons; Mrs. Webb Perkins, Sec
rotary Of Missionary education
Mrs. D. w. Weaver, secretary OF
children's work; and Mrs. Marie
Grubb, secretary Of Spiritual life
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Short were
present at the meeting and Rev
Mr.. Short conducted the de-
VOtiOnalS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
Warrensviile News

Mrs. w. G. Warren had the mis-
fortune Of having her barn de
strOycd by fire last Monday.
Sparks from the passing train en-
CINE ignited the barn, which was
wooden building filled with
hay and fodder, and it burned be-
fore help could be obtained.
Miss Frances Turnmyre and
Mr.. Walter Turnmyre were mar
ried Saturday, February LIST, at
jefferson, N. c.
Mrs. Turnmyre is the daughter
of Mrs. Dewey Turnmyre.
Mr.. Turnmyre is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Riley Turnmyre, of War
rensville, and served in the u. S.
Army for three and one-halt
years.
Mrs. leila Ashley and Mr.. Web
Rotten were married in Bristol
Tenn, on Jan. 31st.
Miss Mayme Smithey, of JEFF
ferson, was the week end guest
of Mrs. C. r. Latham.
Mrs. j. M. Burnett, Mrs. Roy
Walker, Mrs. Jacob Burkett anC
Miss Lura Barr were shopping
in West Jefferson, Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Hartsoe is improving
slowly from a severe illness.
Misses Georgia and Bobby FaW
were in the village Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Ashley, Ted
Ashley, Mr., and Mrs. Roy Ashley
and Jack Ashley, visited relatives
at Glade Springs, Va, Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Ashley, of Kan
napolis, visited homefolks last
week end.
Ray Combs, of Kannapolis, was
home last week end.
Mrs. Vance Combs was the
overnight quest of her brother,
Mrs. Jesse Turner, last Thurs
day.
R. G. Johnson, of High Point,
was in Warrensville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Warden, of
Bluefield, w. Va, visited rela-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
u Patients In
Ashe Hospital

The following are patients in
the Ashe Memorial hospital this
week:
Mrs. Mary Ann Goodman, Glen
dale Springs; Wiley Faw, Silas
Creek; Mrs. Maggie Shepherd,
Laurel Springs; Mrs. Venie
Frances and daughter, Grassy
Creek; Mrs. Arthur Barker, West
jefferson; Mrs. Austin Spencer
and daughter, Sturgills; Mrs. w.
A. Johnson, Clifton; Master Clyde
Osborne, Fig; Master Johnny
Hurley, Lansing; Mrs. Lucy Belle
Barnes, Rugby, Va.
Marie N. Blevins, Whitetop,
Va; Mrs. John Williams, Mouth
of Wilson, Va; Peggy Ann Dixon,
Nathan's. Creek; Rudolph John
son, Laurel Springs; Mrs. Onie
Miller and daughter, Glendale
Springs; Mrs. Louise Wilson and
son, Trade, Tenn; Mrs. Hattie
Perry, Lansing; Mrs. Claude Ham
Warrensville; Edward Woodie,
Piney Creek; Mrs. Emma Barr,
Wagner; Mrs. Eugenia Black
burn, Brentwood; Mrs. Guy Bare
and son Sturgills; Miss Virginia
Paisley, Mouth Of Wilson, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
Personals

Miss ISobelle Diggs, of Winston
Salem, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Digs.
Mrs. c. R. Eller is spending
sometime visiting relatives in
Maryland.
! Messrs. F. B. Jones, Jr. and
Scott Denny, students at Lenoir-
Rhyme college, spent the week
end with their parents here.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Diggs, stu
dent at ASTC, spent the week end
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wilkins
spent the week end in Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sells and
Wayne spent the week end with
relatives in Galax, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Scott had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Neaves and Doris, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Pierce and Joseph, Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Shepherd, Miss
Thelma Shepherd, and Mr.. Fred
Fender, all of Crumpler; MIR. and
Mrs. Sam Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Shepherd and Lindsay,
Of Jefferson; and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Jones, Jr. and Mrs. A. M.
Jones, Sr., of West jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06

Mr.. Allen Worth, student at
Emory and Henry college, spent
the week end at his home in JEFF
ferson.
Mrs. Rufus Coward and Mrs.
Wade Vannoy visited Billy Col
ward at Staunton Military AGA
DENY during the week end.
Mrs. James Barlowe is now
visiting Mrs. Seth Mason in North
Wilkesboro.
Mr.. Don E. Blackburn made a
trip to Charlotte, Saturday, to
bring his wife and son home from
the hospital where the son has
undergone treatment.
Bob and A. B. Hurt, Jr., stu
dents at State College, spent the
week end at their home at Ma
than's Creek.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown, Miss Vir-
ginia Summers, Mr.. Billy Sum-
mers and Mr.. Elmo Jones, of
Burlington, were dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. Denton Jones
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Weaver
have gone to Burlington where
they will be employed in the
Burlington mills.
Mrs. Clyde Cox and daughter,
Blanche, visited Mrs. leila Wal
tiers and family, of Crumpler,
during the week end.
T-5 Ernest Mcneil spent last
week end at home. He was re-
Gently moved to Fort Dix. N. j.
Mrs. J. c. McNeill, OF Lans-
ing, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Guy L. Snow, at Mt Airy, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil McClister,
of Bristol, Tenn. left this week
to spend sometime in Florida.
Mrs. McClister is formerly Of
this county.
Rev. w. T. Wilmington, Of
Damascus. Va, was a visitor here
Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Oliver, who was
injured by a fall last week, is
now able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Hardin and
Mr.. E. F. Goodman spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Don
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
Schools Given
Orange Juice

Vitamin-rich orange juice will
be added soon to the menus at
Ashe county school lunchrooms,
B. H. Duncan, county superinten-
dent of schools, disclosed this
week.
Mr.. Duncan said the Ashe
county Board of Education has
received $50 gallons of orange
concentrate, purchased in Florida
by the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture with school lunch funds
Reconstructed, one part juice to
six parts water, the concentrate
will provide the equivalent OF
5000 gallons of fresh juice.
Distribution of the concentrate
Mr.. Duncan said, will be made
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06

Howell, of Spruce Pine.
Among those who attended
Officers training day at the
Broadstreet Methodist church al
Statesville Monday were Mrs
Ira T. Johnston, Mrs. J. B. Por-
ter, Mrs. Charles Smithey, Mrs
w. G. Little, Mrs. Sam Diggs
Mrs. Joe Worth and Mrs. Dear
c. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Gam
bill, who are making their home
IN WlnStOn-Salem, visited friends
and relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. B. H. Richards is spend
ing sometime in Bradenton, Fla
Rev. and Mrs. James McKoewn
and daughter left Sunday for a
two weeks vacation in Florida
Misses Elizabeth GRAPHICAL,
Evelyn Dare Vannoy and Maxine
Alexander have returned to
WCUNC after spending a few
days at their homes following
examinations.
Col. A. L. Fletcher, of Raleigh,
was the Sunday dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Ira T. Johnston.
Mrs. c. E. Miller left Saturday
to join her husband who is prac-
ticing at Rex hospital in Raleigh.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Announcement has been made
here of the marriage of Miss
Ruth Walters, daughter of Mrs.
leila Walters, Of Crumpler, to
Charles F. Jackson, of Crumplor,
on December q at Sparta with
B. F. Wagner, Justice of the
Peace, officiating.
The couple will make their
home at Owens, W. Va. for the
present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mrs. leila Walters, of Crum-
pier, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Margaret, to George
Simon, of Slickville, Pa, on
November 2, 1916, at Jefferson.
The couple will make their
home in Slickville for the present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06

Forty-seven states are now CO.
operating in National Poultry
Improvement Plan to provide
more eggs per hen, eggs of better
quality, and superior birds for
the frying pan and oven.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06

tives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Parsons re-
turned to their home in Maryland:
Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-02-06

to all schools in the county operat-
ing under the National School
Lunch Program. This will be
Evening star., 1947-04-10

leral level of wholesale prices VIII b
ladected by late july or August
Following that, as q necessary erect
would be the kind OF slump we have
heard 50 much about. -
Il think that slump will be short
and sharp There are many coun-
fter-movements, and the situation
will be self-correcting. !.
Another Wage Rise Forecast.
Stanley Ruttenberg, chief econo-
mist for the CIO-We have had
two examples already Of wage adj
Ivances without change ii the price
structure, In textiles and rubber
where wages were raised Is and lii
cents and hour, respectively. We
draw the conclusion that wages will
/ 60 up and prices will come down. In
other words, there viii be another
round OF wage increases but there
will not be another round of price
increases. We foresee nothing hap
pening this year to change the level
of employment greatly.
A. w. Zelomek, head Of the Inter-
national Statistical Bureau, re-
search firm specializing In merchan-
|dising-It is hard to understand
why there should be any doubt that
there will be a sharp decline in
business activity and wholesale
prices later this year. Only twice In
history have prices averaged any
higher. Human nature doesn't seem
to be much different now than it
was in similar periods in the past,
so the belief that the coming read
justment will be gradual appears
based on pious hope rather than
practical common sense.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
| Parks Boat Facilities
Will Open Saturday

Boating facilities operated BY Ma
tionaI Capital Parks viii open for
the season on Saturday. according
to Irving 4. Root, superintendent
lof parks.
The facilities include the sail
boat concession 1t Gravelly Point,
pedal boats. rowboats and canoes
in the Tidal Basin, and operation Of
the sightseeing boat Potomac Clip
per from Its dock adjacent 10 the
Tidal Basin Inlet Bridge.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

4 be costly forced linuidatiuns h
many soft lines. and athe weakest
members 81 each trade who are
least able to stand the shock viii
be hardest hit. !"
Prof, Malcolm P. McNair. Har-
ward Business School The year
1947 is increasingly beginning to re-
semble the year 1920. An increas-
ing number of signs indicate that
the economy Is rounding corner
and that q period of readjustment
is likely to get under way In the
next three months. The readjust-
ment In 1947 may not be particu-
larly obvious to the public eye until
the third and fourth quarters Of
the year.
There are four principal reasons
for expecting readjtlstment:: tD The
present rate Of inventory accumu-
lation shows that civilian pipe
lines are rapidly being filled up.
~ A correction is In prospect be-
tween consumer overspending on
soft goods and understanding on
hard goods. 90 A point has been
reached In the imitation where nu-
merous groups of prices and In
comes are out of line: hence some
prices must be lowered before solid
foundation can be established for
future growth. f4) Consumer psy-
chology is winging away from scar
city and panic buying.
Shaking Down Of Prices Expected.
1.-THE readjustment is not likely to
be SO sweeping as in 1921 because
prices Of manufactured goods have
not risen nearly so high as the
prices of agricultural products.
Hence shaking down and evening
up process seems more likely than
general price defiation."
Boris Shishkin, chief economist
for the American Federation OF
Labor-In a few major lines there
will be reversal OF price trends. A
break is imminent in a matter Of
weeks, perhaps even less. The gen.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
|Herndon Valves Control
.0f Nearby Subdivisions

The Herndon Town Council last
night adopted : new subdivision
ordinance amendment which valves
the towns control Of subdivisions
within two miles Of the incorporated
limits.
Under the original ordinance,
which parallels . proposed Fairfax
County ordinance, the town con-
trolled building of subdivisions
within the two-n1ile limit.
The council also adopted another
amendment modifying the require
ment for minimum building lot
sizes.
A public hearing on the 1s47-48
Evening star., 1947-04-10

Spain has developed an imitation
jewelry industry since Its civil war
started.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

town budget WAS set for the night
fof May Is. No increase Ii the
present $I.20 tax rate Is proposed.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Most Economists See
u. 5. Business Boom
Ending by Mid Year

fFouoUing Is the second Of three
articles summarizing q surrey
by the Associated Press Of bisi-
ness conditions and prospects In
the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
SO AmericanI a 200 NemcIG
zatceno pFi Stare V Reichu.

900 AmericanG spoIu S nemec-
kou polici1 provedlo soustrede-
nou prohl1dku jedne zakricene
oblasti V severnfm Mnichove
Zatceno bylo pTi tom SO Anne
ricanG a 200 osob narodnosti
n6meck6, z nichz jedna polovi-
ma byly zeny We spolecnosti A
merchant.
Bylo chyceno mimo line ne
kolik americkych vojinn, kteTi
d%esertovali jiz pred delsf dobou
I'M op6t NELL sebe cely arse
nal zbran1, ktere ukradli z vo-
jenskych zasob.
Kraden6 zasoby americke
armady Sc We velkem mnozstvi
ievily ma cern6m trhu a pffi pro-
hlldce jich take bylo znacne
mnOzstv1 nalezeno.
Cely najezd, ktery trval 3
hodiny rfdil a pred tim take ma
f1dil general Hobart r. Gay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
Nemci must vratit nakradeny
majetek v CeskosIovensku.

Praha (CTK) - Nemci must
vratit do Ceskoslovenska MAZE
tex, ktery ukradli pc cas- oku-
pace. Vraceni tohoto majetku
|projednava ministerstvo zahra-
nicnich vecf, ktere pTi tom spo-
lupracuje S csl. zastupitelskymi
dfady v cizine. Do konce mi
nuleho roku bylo odvezeno g.
1913 restitucn1ch pTihlasek a
hodnota nakradeneho majetku
" mich uvedena, cinila dive mi
Hardy korun. Cd prislusnfkd
|cizlch stat6 doslo SO pTihlasek
bez udanf hodnoty odvlecene-
no majetku. Kladne bylo Wy
rlzeno "a prihlasek v hodnote
.65.5 milionG. Pr tom vsak by
vail majitele odhadujf svdj Cd
vleceny majetek nejnizsimi
castkami, protoze must platiti
jedno procento restitucniho po-
platku. Nemci odvlekli z Ces-
koslovenska vetSinou tovarni
zaf1zen1, kulturni a umelecke
pamatky a valecny material,
jehoz hodnota Sc media cfseln6
dobre vyjadrit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
Jugoslavie a Bulharsko chteji
utvofit velky slovansky stat.

V PaTfzi potvrdil Alexander
Obbov, vice-premi6r sofijske
vlady, re Jugoslavie a Bulhar-
sko pracujf ma unifikaci svych
zem1 V ieden velky slovansky
stat ma Balkane, ktery ma byt
zakladem vSebalkanske fede-
race statG. Obbov prohlasil, re
federace Jugoslavie a Bulhar-
ska vlastne jiz existuje a re jiz
Albanie Sc uchazi O celnf uni
s Jugoslavi1. Bulharsko jen ce-
ka ma ratifikaci sve mfrove
smlouvy. Rekl, re staty mali
ma mysli 1tvar podobny swear
sku. Doznal, re zatfm je nej-
v6ts1 pfekazkou realisace toho-
to zam6ru Recko, s nfmz nenf
nome pratelstvf, dokud nebu-
de nit demokratickou vladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
Katastrofalni pokles cinskeho
doIaru.

C1nsky dollar II. 1nora vyka-
zoval dals1 pokles "a jeden do
lar americky Sc plati nynf 49,
900 clnskych dolar6, "a jediny
den kles o $500 bod1. Oficiel-
ne ma dollar americky hodnotu
$3.50 dolarG cfnskych.
Can-kajsek ma rychlo svolal
sv6 hospodarske poradce, ably
Sc S mimi poradil O tom CO prot
t6to ~straSlive inflaci uciniti. &C.
nv vsech zivotnfch potreb v Ct
ne stoupaif tax, re Gina je biz
ka hospodaTskeho chaosu.
We Washington prohlasil
ieden mluvcf 1Tadu statu, re A
merika ie hospodaTskym vyvo-
jem V Cine nadmiru zneklid-
n6na.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
Jugoslavske kinhkupectvi
" PraZe.

Praha (CTK)- Pr slavnost-
MIN otevrenf jugoslavskeho
knihkupectvi v Praze prohlasil
statnf tajemnfk zahranicn1ho
ministerstva DIR. Vladimir Gle
mentis. re Sc splnuje prvnf z
bodu Kollarovy slovanske wa
iemnosti, totiz slovanske knih-
kupectvi v hlavn1ch mestech
slovanskych statG. Dale pro-
mluvil pri teto prflezitosti take
iugoslavsky velvyslanec Darko
Cernej a jugoslavsky spisovat
Eli Finci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21

silnou ruku pana, malo zalez1
ma tom, jak ktomu doslo."
Washington prijal nominaci
ma mfsto prvnfho presidenta je-
nom zdrahave, teprve kdyz no
Alexander Hamilton pTesved-
Gil, re zdar prave utvorene Via
dy ma tom zavis1. V prvem
inauturacnfm projevu pravil
toto:
20 zachovanf svateho ohne
a o sudbe republikanskeho mo-
delu vlady je spravne uvazova-
ii jake O cemsi, co hluboce a S
rozhoduj1cf platnosti zavisi ma
pokusu, sveren6m americkemu
narodu."
Ia svych dvou president
skych termlnG mel Washington
ne jednu, ale take ne prvn1 pT1-
lezitost vyjadriti ideal nabozen
|ske svobody, ma n1z byl americ-
ky narod zbudovan. Takto
psal hebrejsk6 kongregaci v
Newportu, Rhode Island:
80 snasenlivosti nemluvi Sc
jiz dnes, jake kdyby pTi nj slo
O shovlvavost jedne tr1dy naro-
da k vrozenym, prirozenym pra
vGm, JIM Sc test skupina dru-
ha. Nebot vlada Spojenych
|StatG, ktera ma stest1 neschva-
luje pobozn6stkaTstvi a nepod-
poruje pronasledovan1, zada
pouze to, ably Tide, zij1cf pod je-
il ochranou, pocfnali 81 jake do
bT1 obcane, a ably il 1cinne pod
porovali "a vsech okolnostl."
V zarf 1896 uvefejnil Wash
.intton svou rec ma rozlouce-
nou'. V nj odsuzoval STRANGELY
rozkol, stepenf ma skupiny a sic
dovanf zvlastn1ch zajmG - V
cemz no nasledovali vsichni
pozd6jsf americt1 PRESIDENT.
Nabadal k "dGveTe a spravedl-
nosti v1ci vsem narodGm," a
pravil: "PTi sledovan1 takove-
hoto planu neni mic dGlezitejsl-
no, nez-li ably trvale, zakoTene-
ne antipatie proti iistym naro-
dim, jakoz i naruziva naklon-
most k jinym byly vymyceny, a
ably ma jejich mfsto nastoupilo
proste jen pratelsk6 smyslenl
Ike vsem. Narod, ktery Sc Cd
dava v postoji k narodu druhe-
mu jiz re zvyku nenavisti ne
DO naopak pTfchylnosti, je do
.jiste mfry otrokem. Je otrokem
sve nevole nebo naklonnosti, z
nichz kazda stacf k tomu, ably
no zavedla S cesty jeho povin-
nost1 a jeho zajmG -"
Kdyz byl opustil arenu We
zivota, odebral Sc Wa
shington konecne do Mount
kde roku 1899 zemfel
tax, jak 81 vzdy pTal zfti "
drobnych zajmech obycejneho
Vynikajfcf postava Jifiho
w ashingtona Dude vzdy stati v
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
D

Cd Is. do %. Inora 1947.

Cd Is. do %. unora 1947.
Sponsors: Narodnf Konfe-
renee KrestanI a zidd.
Cestny predseda: Harry S.
Truman.
Hlavnf pfedseda: John G..
Winant.
Bratrstvi,. ;. VeT " ne, Prozivej
je, Podporuj je!
V zivote kazdeho z mas vyno-
ri Sc casem otazka: Jakou SUI
mou jsem prispel k lidskemu
pokroku? A tn je .jedna neb
dive odpovedi: "Pracuji k mfru
a porozumen1 muzu vsech yer,
ras a narodn1ho p1vodu". Ne
bo: "Pfispfvam ma fondy, kter6
umoznuj1 jinym vychovanym
programem priv6sti mir a po-
rozumen1 muz1m."
Vas cas- neb penfze, prednost-
ne oboje, dovolf VAN ODE Cd
povedi, bud zkrze VaSi mfstni
odbocku nebo primo k Ameri-
can Brotherhood, National Con
ference of Christians and Jews,
381 Fourth Ave-, New York :
16, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21

popfedi americkych dejin. V
moraln1 odvaze a v lasce k VIA
Fsti no nikdo nepfedci. Jeho po-
selstv1 spoluobcan1m, ably we
jmenu Americana pohrbil vse-
chny rozd1ly", melo by nam
vzdy tanouti ma mysli.
F. L. |. S. = Common Council
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-21
1y znovu trapil telefon.

OoJA0NAAAA XIV NV i ollYs /
vystupuji v Kolfne bych navstf-
vii nektere me pTatele. Vstal
jsem prfstf den dosti zahy, ne
bot slysfm tlumeny hovor v ku-
chyni, kde Sc mGj prftel Pepik
domlouva S Bozkou, jeho zenou
&C je nedele.
Coze tax brzy vzh1ru, dota-
zuji Sc? A ty tez Bozenko, O.
bracfm Sc ma Pep1kovu 15letou
dcerusku?
Odpovfda: go, ia jdu dnes
ma brigadu!"
"To isl snad take ma vojne?"
dim.
"Ba ne, to sc zde chodf ma
praci, ma vypomoc ma pole a
tomu Sc Tfka brigada. Jdeme
celia skola i professor, odpovf-
da, utahujfc 81 salu a snehove
klahoty a zaket."
Bozko, coz ably isl 81 vzala
ten tatGv kratky zimacek a ne
jakou EASTERN, vzdyt je tam sy-
rovo a celia Sc umazes, napomi-
ma matka.
Bozka vsak nam1ta: Mamin-
ko, vzdyt Sc zahTeji az budem
tahat repu a mokro tez nenf,
vsak dam pozor bych Sc neza-
mazala.
Vsechny domluvy jsou mar
ne a "brigadnice" vesele vybf-
ha mezi cekajfc1 kamaradky.
Pc jejfm odchodu pant BOA
s 1smevem omlouva: To vfte,
|zaba by Sc stydela navlici Sc,
to sc vi, re tam budou i kluci.
A vecer kdyz besedujem S
nekolika prateli, sedi Bozka ma
kanaplcku a posloucha nase
vzajemne vypravovani. Kdyz
vsak nahle hovor uvaznul, ma
pablo mi pohlednout ma nj, stou
chnul jsem do Pep1ka a ten W.
znamne pohazuje hlavou ma
svoji zenu. Usm1vame Sc vSi-
chni a starsf Bozka vstavaj1c,
kyvajfc hlavou prav1: Ia repa
ia repa!
Befe dcerku Ia ruku, laska-
We il pozvedava Sc slovy: "Od-
stroj Sc, Bozenko a jdi ma ku-
to-" Tentokrate mlada Bozka
neodmlouva a pTej1c nam dobre
noel, odechazl do sveho poko-
j1cku &C je teprve 7 vecer.
TAX a podobne to slo pc cele
Csl. Republice "a fepne sklizne.
Tisice skoln1ch det1 O znfch a
tisfce vojakG v pf1pade nutnos-
ii prisli pomahat ma venkov
sklizet 1rodu. Tisfce tovarn1ch
a mestskych delnfkG o nedellch
odj1zdelo do uhelnych dol1 by
vystr1dali udfene horn1ky, ably
molly dymati cukrovary. A W.
sledek? Vsechna Tepa byla ski
zena a zpracovana ma krasny
billy cukr, jehoz jest v ceskoslo-
venskych domacnostech dost.
ba jeSte vice. Jest to zlato, "a
ktere mas lid dostava pravou
zrnkovou kavu j1z vidlte We w
kladnfch skr1n1ch "a 100 Kc /
ky. Nemusi tedy nasi Tide pitt
viksovou vodu jake je tomu v
PaTizi. Ia cukr kupuje repu-
blika vse nejnutnejs1, "a cuk1
nakupujf sc suroviny jichz re-
publika nema. Jak trapne pd-
sobf ma pTiklad sdelen1 jiste
z Ceskoslovenska sve prf-
telkyni: "Povaz, pf1telkyne.
jak tezce sc dnes v republice
zije, my jeste do dneska nemu-
zeme dostat sluzku."
Proc to podotykam?
Ma jedne strane skolnf deti,
vojfni, zkratka kazdy KIDD to
myslf S Csl. Republican dobfe,
jest 81 vedom toho by pfi budo-
vani pTispel ma zlaty poklad.
Nebude Yam hanba Wy mi
lostiva PAM, az YAM vase
"sluzka' k posteli prinese kavu
a k nj kostky cukru, re tento
cukr vypracovaly skoln1 deti?
Uvedomila jste 81, re zakladem
blahobytu kazdeho statu jest
jeho platebn1 moznost?
Neshanejte sluzku pf1st1m
podzimem, musely by jeff misto
zastoupiti deti. A az pride
doba, tedy vesele ma Brigadu,
jake tisice Bozek, Anicek atd.,
jez budovali poklad republiky
jehoz prvnim zakladem byl GU
kr a ia repa!
Vas M. Bortl1k.