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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31

PROGRESSIVE PASTOR Rev.
c. ID. Rogers, Pastor Of Common
Chapel ANlE Church says we have
had a very progressive year lead
ing up to the Annual Conference,
with an inc ease of abOlt 4G per
cent in the membership attend
ance each sud Y and an ACE
League increase OF approximately
20 per cent and about 10 per cent
in the Sunday school We have Or
ganized vocal choir, pat new
roof on our chu CHI. Several OF
our members moved ont of the
city but Fortunately We were able
to replace the number nv add
tons 50 the church rCif With new
members. We have Il C0mmunity
cooperation pr s am with theCM-
T. Church e3eh sunday If rrnoan
tthe ACE League holrl this IN
spires the yorng ne 3ple to come
together in Union Services with
ont linn ting themselves 60 their
own Denomination We also nave
4 Golden Rulc P-osrar" in this
ccnmun tv in which three church
es have worked fer the past year.
on the LIST we were abie to get
another church to link with us.
Mrs Shields. one Of the good
members Of Ch'ech ef God in
Christ was Instrumental IN get
ting up III s G lIden Rule Program
which h@s meant much 10 the
community
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31
MILLER FUNERAL
HOME

Sylvester Baker died in Little
Rock hospital Thursday. Funeral
services were held Saturday Mil
Ter Funeral Home in charge.
Charles X. Medley. IilS Pulosti
street died at his home Saturday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Fairy Johnson. Plaintiff
VS.. No G1767
Jack johnson, Defendant
The Defendant, Jack Jo,1ns7n Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Fairy
Johnson
Dated: October 8, l947
J. r. Booker BOO '''.
Solicitor Ter Plaintiff
J. Az Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem ........
H. S Nixoh, ,Chancery Clerk
EalS Red ., G.. ass.,.cf b.
5t'' I0;l7-1I:7 A.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31
PRESIDENT w. r. COGCS
ADDRESSES Al CLJIB

President T w. Coggs, Of the
Arkansas Baptist College made a
very inspirational talk to the farm
families and All Club MEMBER
Of Pulaski ConuntY at their 73rd
Annual Achievement Day Pro
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31


Funeral services were held Tues
day. Miller Funeral Home in
charge
Jimmy Morris, al River st. d .ej
in a Little Rock hospital Sunday
Funeral serH' cps We're held Satur-
day Miller Funeral Home was in
charge.
Mrs. Farpie sullivan 1924 r. 37ih
street died Sunday. Funeral ar
rangements win be announced by
Miller Funeral Home.
James A. Hall Sc veteran of VIZ
|, died in a North Little Rock
hospital Tuesday The bod" WIS
sent TO Memphis. Tenn, by the
Miller Funeral Home.
Howard NcNeail, 50. voto-a-' IS
WarI died IN ? North Little Rock
hospital SatUrdev The body "'1s
sent to Gradv Wednesday by NIL
Ter Funeral Home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31
WARNING ORUFE

State Of Arkansas,
County o. IuI4sk., IS
In the Pulaski
Cnaneeey Court
Helen Hslafofd Cox. Plaintiff
VS.. No al9I7
Robert F. Cox. Defendant
The Defendant, Robert F Cox, is
warned 10 appear in t,sis court
within thirty GAYS and answer the.
complaint Of tie Plaintiff, Helen
Holdford Cox
D5ted: October %, l947
Ralph Morrow
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave Witt
Attorney ad Litem sd.
s Mn f'-rr7ca.v C1n~k
By A. Haynes Richardson, D. c.
'"' ~ 10-3I:11-214t
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31

II hard water leaves . deposN -
your washing machine tub, rub -
clean with cloth thst he's beea
dampened in vinegar water. -Four
tablespoons % the pint 10 . Sood'
solution, t.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-31

JEADER-Rev. r. d. GipsJr, pc
siding Elder. who has led the hu-
gusta District forces very sCccfss.
fully for years, has one of the
ranking and leading districts Of
the state. When he was ass gned
to this district the dollar money
report was approximately SSO0 %.
tits now over 100000. The entire
district is asking for his return.
Rev, Gipson is hoping to be elect
ed delegate to the Forthcoming
general conference.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25

Gin alter Serr, ber Dor flraem
einge5ogen lit. Sd bab' i'm nod niht
geleben. 8as fii1nnlert er uns2"
ugei6ts, aber er fiintmert iid Inn
uns. gs lit Der friibere Bertpalter
Steinbauer Der 2untp, ser ben
Baron betrogen uno beitoblen bat
nno oesbalb fortgeiagt 1purbe."
.Der?" fragte lie nerd6tlih. ,8as
mill er bon 1tns 2"
~er modte gerne mein Gebeimnis
erforiden."
rltnb ipober tpeiB er -"
nSelene 1nuB unten BEL Dem 0ra-
den geplaubert boben, uno Stein-
bauer lit ieet Ser 8atgeber Ser Mlten.
Damn aud lit Der 8aron Niioiger
5uriidgefebrt; ibm min Steinbauer
mein @ebeirnnis perfaufen."
Die alte Srau IieB oie faum be-
gonnene @rbeit pieber ruben = tie
beftete ben 8lid bon ungeoulbiser
Grtpartung auf ibren Wann.
uDas iino ia piele geeuigfeiten, !"
iaste tie. Baron Giioiser 1T ipieber
oa? 9ait ou i'm geleben?"
vgr fam, als if BEL Ser Sere NOR !;
tie lit ia ieine SdDdeerin!"
nSat er bih erfannt?"
sd CLAUDE nift, oaB er ii6 met
ner nod erinnert; er bot mid banals
ielten geieben."
p&onnen mir nt6t IelbIt linn 6as
@ebeimnis oerfoufen?" fragte lie err
regt. rGr ioll ia oriiben reid sepor-
Den Ietn ="
~Wein, @roni, bic @eI6i6te lit iest
an alt getpor6en!"
vDas iebe i'd niht Elm, Safob!"
uMber i6! &ann ib ettpas betpei.
ien? Nein, i6 fam nur ousiagen,
mas ih geleben babe. llno tper miro
mir, Dem armen S6luder, @lauben
i6enfen? Wan tpiro mid fragen,
nesbalb ih niht banals i6on ge=
ipro6en babe. @as jon ih barauf
anttporten? gu ueiBt, tparum mir
oanals geidmiegen baben; mir fiirb-
teten, man perbe mid einen 8erleum=
Der nennen unb ihlieBlib auf mid
bic ganae Sdulb perfen."
vSsa, ban1als lag Die Sa6e ans
oers," nidte lie. r8enn Der arme
Wann nit Dem &eiben fdmpft, muB
er unterliegen."
rGann aud bot Ser Goftor seiast,
Baron Tbeobalo babe lelblt iih oas
2eben genommetl fiigte er BEL, tpab-
reno er ieine 8anberuns auf ben
fnarrenben Dielen fortieste. nDie
fonnte if oagegen an? Niemano mir.
De mir geglaubt baben = ib bate
nur Sderereien sebabt, unb oas 1pa-
re au6 beute nod Der Sau."
Barron 9fiioiser mar INNER Elm
gutter Serr," iaete iie, ver miro Dir
slauben uno Dir tpobG aud etne quite
8elobnung 5ablen."
Limo Der anbere? CT tpiro mid
perfolgen nit ieinem SOB unb jeiner
&ade, Biz mir alle 10 elenb iit1o, pie
nur elm Wenih es tperoen fann."
v@enn mir Dos @elo baben, .bann
perlaiien mir bieie Stabt, Safob. Sier
bliibt fir oid boh fem 8ei5en mebr.
9elene fann iid mieoer Inn cine Stelle
bemiiben unb mir aieben in Elm flei=
mes Dorf, mo- oas 2eben billig iit
8ieaeidt gibt uns Der Baron cine
fleine Hente - bas 1pare 1pobl bas
bette; mir fonnten bann llnIere lesten
Gage obne Sorgen perleben."
gr mar iteben geblieben; itnne11O
itarrte er lange Dor iih bin.
.Nein, es gebt nidt!" iagte er enb.
lid nit einem ihperen atem5uge.
Gem Baron Riioiger lit bie Nad-
ridt niht 10 piel mert, mie on glaubit
unb SEN Sob oes anbern mag it niht
auf mid laben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25
(Gortiesuns)

,8arten Sic nod einen gluaen.
blif!" rief Der Matler erregt, oIs
@ilfert iih nit raifen S6ritten Der
Siire ndberte. ,Die Sabe lit ood]
etDas ernlter, ais Sic glauben. 8e.
oenfen sic tpobl, bob in meinen S1n.
ben jest bas 5hifial Sbrer So6ter
rubt. Die @itme @rube bort aui mel.
men Stat, lie ihenft mir polles Ser.
tral,en. llno Sic tperben sugeben milf
len, 6aB Der 8eroadt, Der auf ST.
rem &inbe rubt, lheinbar bur1aus
begriinoet it,"
.8as lit er nift, meine Selene -"
ngr 1T es, @ilfert! Sd bebaupte
niht, oaB Sbre 9ofter ben DiebItabl
begangen bot. Mber oie @abri1ein-
libfeit Ser Sat miro ieoer l1nbefan.
gene 5ugeben. l1no glaubt Der Inter.
iuhungsrihter on Die Sdulo, Damn
bietet er aud alles aui, Inn lie gu
betpeiien. Sd rate Sbnen gut, if
biete Sbnen elm 8inonis an: sic
uerraten mir Sbr 8ebeimnis unb if
oernerte es 10 gut tpie m0gIib in
unierem beioerieitigen Sntereiie; Den
@etpinn teilen mir. Gann aber ion
Naoame @rube ni6t mebr tpager.
einsn Stein auf Sbre Go6ter gu tper.
fen. Sd Deroe ibr oos idon flar
MAIDEN"
DiIfert Ieste bie Sano auf oea
Siiroriider unb tpanote iih nod ein.
NAL Inn.
v0as mare Elm i6musiges Sc.
Ihdft!" iagte er nit per1htli6em
8lid. uDie gbre neines &inoes iii
mir lieber, aIs oaB id) lie bon einem
iolfen San6el abbdnsig MAIDEN mod.
te. &ebt muB &eht bleiben! @enn
Sic iif NIT Dem ihlimmen Weibe
gegen mid perbinben tpolIen, 10 be.
meiit bas ni,r, baB oie 8eiduloigun.
gen iebr begriinbet naren, oie bamals
Baron ardinbalo eesen sic erbobeu
bat. Gun sic, 1pas sic ni1t Iaiie,
fonnen; aber bitten Sic iid, ettpas
5u t,,n, mas mir elm 9fedt gibt, Sic
CUR 0erantmorti,ng su aieben!"
Dan1it ging er binuus unb Itieg
NIT idmeren Sdritten bic Ereppe
binauf.
rNun?" fragte ieine Jrau beloret,
als CT ins @obn5immer getreten tpar.
nGu bait fein Reht befommen? Sd
iebe es Dir an 1,nb if bab's Dir Dor.
ansgeiagt -"
rSfipeis!" fieI er ibr bari1 in oie
&eoe. $50 lift bns &ino?"
rGusgegangen, Inn fertige Stide-
reien fortautraeen."
sd tperbe mid beute nod na1
elmer an6ern Wobnung i,mleben; 10.
balo ih iie sefunoen aieben mir aug. "
limb Der 8eroadt bleibt auf &e'
lene ruben?"
sd fann's nidt Gnbern groni.
4ber ane anoden iflas' id oeul
grahen entatpei, nenn -"
.9as mar Dos GiimmItel Gu niiBs
telt i'm @efdnenis bafiir biiBen l,no
Ole gbre i.nieres &inbes 1piiroe ni6t
oao1rd getpabrt. Sd min nahber
auh nod elm @ortden nit Der Srall
8rube re6en uno ie nafbem lie mir
anttportet, gebe id 5u einem sopofa-
te,t."
uBir6 Dir menig belfen."
.Gas 1polen mir ieben. Sd CLAUDE
nid)t, baB i6 Mrs sefaaen laiien
muB, tpenn man mein 8i1lb perleum=
bet!"
Safob 8ilfert eing nit eroBen
Sdritten anf unb ab = Die 9ielen
oes GuBbooens fnarrten unter ieinen
SiiBen.
y8eiBt o,, mer unter ,ms uobnt9"
fragte er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-25
6nttrH Mutrlrtt

&sa'aa ben Sermann bon Ser Mpiel
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

 Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Sunday Masses: Church 8:30 & Ie:30 am Hospital 6:80 ana Weekdays: Hospital 6:3e am. Holydays: If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday; i; If workday:
 Hospital 6:30 am
 Church 7:l5 & 8:00'am Rosary & Benediction: 7::30 Sundays, HoEydays, First Fri. days Holy Hour: Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions: 2 to 8 pm Saturdays & eve of Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:30 to 7:30 pm; and before each Mass
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
L. D. s. CHUBCH

Church services every Sunday l0;30 am at old civilian lecre- ation club at the base.
 The l0:l5 town bus stops right at the door
Evening star., 1947-10-19

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narians acclaim this great, nourshing food the one
dish dinner that's got everything Just look at the
long list of health building ingredients on the Pard
lakeland you'll see that the balanced formula is
abundantly rich in meaty protens the kind that's
needed to keep active dogs tissues always in top
shape In fact, Swift's Pard is simply brimming
with all the ingredients so good for dogs. That's be-
cause Swift has based Pard's nutritonally correct
formula on actual feeding studies, scientifically
Quoted by experts right in their great research
laboratories And so perfect is the balance-no addi
tional meat is ever needed Get supply of Pard
it is the "onedsh- dinner for your dog!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Dejiny Osady Sv. Vaclaya.

(Pokracovani re stranky ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21

Jest tudfz velice zahodne
podpoTiti odvahu nasfch NEST
'skych radnfch PIP. M. Waldta,
Anthony DiDomenica a A. Ken
nedyho v jejich odvaznem boil
proti nynejSfm plan1m Ex-
pressway. Vsichni obcane te-
to ctvrti zaSlete jim dopisy neb
listky, v nichz protestujte prot
Eager Street projektu.
Pan Emil Mynar, pTedseda
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association a vsichni clenove
teto pokrokove skupiny zaslou-
Ii 81 velike uznanf "a tuhy BOZ,
ktery vedou v protestu k Elk
pressway naS1 ctvrt1.
Name take opravdovou ra-
dost, re statnl senator pan Tex
Barton a statni legislator PIP.
John w. Wallis a c. Schueller
jsou V slime oposici k teto pre-
dloze!
Czechoslovak-A American Civic
Association
Alois j. Svehla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21

do pfedmesti a cd chramu sve-
no detstvf Sc odcizuje. DIP. We
trovec lined, ably zabranil po-
kud mono hrozicfmu odcho-
du, pfidal jeste jednu angelic
kou msi svatou O tri ctvrte ma
dvanact. Tez vyhovel starS1m
osadnik1m, kteff 81 st6zovali,
re s tezkost1 slysi slovo Bozf a
.zavedl rozhlas V kostele. Mno-
no oprav jiz vykonano jak v
kostele tax i Katolicke Budov6.
Brzy malby must byti obnove-
ny, ceka Sc jen ma pr1hodnejs1
cas-, ably Sc k tomu zaopatTilo
to nejleps1 co do prace a mate
rialu. KTizova costa jiz opra-
vena. S radostf a nadsen1m
pripravil osadu ma oslavu 75ti-
leteho vyrocf trvanf osady. "a
iist6 re oslava prispeje k move
horlivosti pro cest a slavu Boz1
a spase nynejsiho a budouciho
pokolen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Krasne slavnostni divadelni
predStaven1.

Ma pocest Diamantoveho w
rocf Osady sv. Vaclava sehrajf
Ochotnfci vybornou hru O A
.iednani Sc zpevy 'BABf LETO'
Hra je vyborn6 nastudovana a
obsazena obllbenymi herci a
zp6vaky "a rezie osvedcen6 81.
NJ. HradskE. Bude to pozitek
prvniho Tadu. Zacatek presne
V 8:15 vecer.
Milovn1ci ceskeho divadla Sc
aadajf by pTiSli cas-. Vstupne
soc S danf, Celia nase krajan-
ska vefeinost je zvana ma toto
divadlo, ktere Sc Dude davati v
Auditorium skoly sv. Vaclava
ma Collington Avenue.
Ma shledanou a mile pobave-
nj tuto ned6li vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
DOPIS.

Minuly patek "Ranni a We
cern1 Sun" otiskl redakcn1 iva
by, v nichz Sc pisatele obratili
primo ma starostu naseho m6sta
re jest jeho dkolem, ably osob-
ne zakrocil k prijmutf Gross
town Expressway, pfedlohy
Mestskou radon. Tato urgen-
&c byla ucin6na ma zaklade
spontannf oposice vazn6 mysll-
c1ch a odhodlanych obyvatelU
nasi casti mesta, ktef1 byli pfl-
|tomnl schGze m6stske rady, a.
by PROFESSIONAL proti vystavbe
teto Expressway v nasi ctvrti,
nebot tento projekt by pohltil
Eager ulici cd Collington Ave.
az k Pulaski Highway.
Avsak starosta .ieko nejvyssi
hlava mesta must uvaziti ma
hledy nejenom tech, ktefl 81
pref tento projekt, ale take
protivn1ky projektu, ktery by
81 v tonic pf1pade vyzadal znl-
cent 200 az 300 baltimorskych
proslulych DON'T S bllymi MIRA
morovymi schody, z nichz ne
ktere byly nedavno postaveny,
coz by zpGsobilo nevyslovny
zarmutek, zmatek a ztratu do
mov1 pro sta nasich obyVatelu.
Jest zrejmo, re rozsifovan1
mesta Dude Sc dit ma sever a
tud1z costa move ExpressWay
byla by pfednostnejs1 pc 20. ul:,
Clifton Parkem k Pulaski High
way, kteryzto projekt by nevy-
zadoval zniceni cenneho ma
ietku. Jine lepsi resent teto
obrovske Expressway bylo by
mono zavedenlm iedno-smer-
Mich ulic v oblasti dolnlho me-
sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Verejna schIze DNES!

Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association poTada dnes v pa
tex $3.50 hodin vecer We
REJNOU SCHUZI v m1stnOs-
tech Slovak Hall, rob Montford
a Eager ulic. DHlezite jednanl.
PT1jdte vsichni z okoli!
Krajane nezGstavejte donna,
jedna Sc o Vase zajmy a tn jest
zapotTebl abychom vsichni bez
rozdllu spolupracovali.
Doba je prflis wanna a vec
nestrpi odkladu!
N~ezapomente dnes vecer v
pTijdte do Slovak Hall,
rob Montford a Eager ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Mia ~vzpominka "Jizns cd
Hranice."

Pane CihlaT:-
Pozdrav a vzpomfnku vsen
ctenafGm Telegraph" z Mexi
co City zas1lan
Jennie Richtrova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
DIP. Josef A. ~Stepanek,
fararem.

PAX DO onom starostlivem
|spravci pTijal rektorstvl ieho
prava ruka DIP. Josef A. Stepa-
mex, C.SS.R. Tento byl stravil
vetsinu sveho knezskeho 1.-Two
ia v osade, tax re mu move bre-
memo prichazelo jen hrackou.
Svou radou a pomoc1 poslouzil
trem svym pfedch1dc6mN o
kazde sebe mensf veci vedel a
rad vlastnf rukou pfispel, ably
usetril osade zbytecnych w
lob. Svetovou valkou move a
move povinnosti nan dolehaly,
ale medal sc nikterak odlomiti
Cd skalopevne vile sve vyko-
natl vse We prospech a dobre
imeno osady sv. Vaclava. ze 81
osadnici svatovaclavstl vazili
zasluhy sveho dlouholeteho
prftele a posleze duchovniho
spravce, dali bez ostychu ma je-
vo O prfilezitosti jeho Stf1brne-
no jubilea knezstvf, ktere Sc
prihodilo prave ku konci ieho
mu v osade ustanovene lhuty
DO sesti letech. Dostavili Sc
skoro do jednoho ma oslavu jak
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21

rano v kostele tax i vecer ma
blahopran1 V Katolicke Budo-
We. Byl to skutecne krasny a
dojemny den. Bylo to zaroven
ma rozloucenou Sc starostlivym
otcem a mnohoktere oko RADIO
stf a l1tost1 zaslzelo. Pamatka
tohoz dine zajiste mu Dude tr-
odmenou "a jeho ob6ta-
vost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
international Center YWCA

porada pTednasku ma thema
"The United Nations" dnes, v
patek, FL. listopadu v $3.50 no
din vecer, &c S. Broadway.
Recn1kem Dude p. Charles
Marburg, pfedseda United Ma
tons Assn Of Maryland a mi
stopfedseda World United Ma
tons Assn,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
DIP. Josef F. VStrovec,
fararem.

Sotvaze DIP. stepanek odesel
ma sve move pGsobiste V New
Yorku, dostavil Sc jiz ma rex
torat DIP. Josef F. Vetrovec,
C.SS.R., ably prevail duchovn1
sprawl osady. Pfesun Sc stall
v lete roku 1916. Novy rektor
je starry znamy. Bude MI bojo-
vati S povalecnymi pom6ry.
Mlads1 pokolenf nechape my
slenku narodnf a zapomfna ma
cesky pGvod sv1j a st6huje Sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Ones ma karetni a stoleckovou
zabavu.

Jiz dnes, to jest FL. listopa-
du Sc pofada karetnf a stolec-
kova zabava We prospect Ces-
Ike Svob. Skoly Augustine Her
mana. Danny Cd zabavnfho W.
boru horecn6 pracovaly ma pff-
Dravach, take O vse potrebne
Dude postarano. Zatim CO pa
nj a milovn1ci karet 81 mohou
zahrati karty, danny budou
hrati svoji Oblibenou hru. Kra-
she ceny. Kdo by 81 pral veno-
vati nejak6 potTebne veci ma
vFhry, mGze tax uciniti. Kazdy
darek je vftan.
Byl vybran vhodn1 den pa
tex, ably Sc tim nerusily ostatnf
zabavy, kter6 Sc obyce.ine ko-
naj1 v sobotu. Proto ocekava-
me hojnou navstevu a tim bu-
de 1sp6ch zarucen. Jest to
venovano ma dobry 1cel, totiz
vydrzovanf nasf jedin6 ceske
Skoly, kterezto vydanf nenf
male. Necht Sc vsichni nasi
krajane ucinf dostavenicko v
budov6 Cesk6 Svob. skoly Au-
gust1na HeTmana ma Ashland
q Glover ulic. Zacatek v 8 no
din vecer.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
UNoRTHoDox CAPITALIST

Mr.. Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland financiar
and industrialist, is somewhat critical of
1--WE capitalists" in connection with dis
cussion of present-day industrial problems.
Mr.. Eaton says that capitalists, if they
want to avoid extinction, will have to re-
wise radically their ideas of dealing with
labor. He suggests, as an initial step,
''muzzling such organizations as the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
The Cleveland capitalist thinks that
business is overlooking a great reservoir
Of talent by not inviting labor officials on
the boards of directors of corporations, as
well as the boards of trustees of universities
and other public institutions. He complains
about the casualness with which capital
lists are willing, even eager, 'to invite the
collapse of our economic system in almost
every industrial dispute, for the sole pur-
pose of thwarting labor"
This is an interesting view coming from
an established capitalist. 1t will not be
popular with most of the representatives
of the top branches of the tree of capital
ism but it contains lot of sense. Certainly
as Mr.. Eaton suggests, in democracy
where the majority rules, capitalism
cannot survive without the support of
labpr.'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02

From naval sources comes information
that. some of the target ships at Bikini
continue to be radio-actively "hot" year
after the test of the atom bomb was made
last summer.
=! The second, or underwater bomb,
hurled torrents of radioactive water over
fhe target ships and contaminated the
waters of the lagoon. This resulted in per
slstant radio activity and the Navy is now
conducting blood tests of all officers and
men who served during the experiment
TO be sure that they have not been injured
by exposure to radio activity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
OBJECTION A BLESSING

It is an easy matter to hit on an objec-
ton to any progressive movement. More
than half century ago, when Key West
ers voted on a proposal to work for Road
to the Mainland, it was predicted that tfs
vote WOULD be unanimous, but when the
ballots were counted it was learned that
one Key Wester opposed the project.
His reason for opposition was that he
preferred to live in Key West that was
not connected with the mainland of Flor
ida Our isolation, he argued, was really
an asset.
Thus it is not surprising that anybody
should oppose the establishment of tho
Everglades National Park. One reason we
noted against the park area is because it
is infested with mosquitoes. t&
That charge is true, but the objecter
should have realized that, in the Develop
ment of the. park, the Department of the
Interior will wage relentless war on mos
quitoes. It should have occurred to him
further that the fight against mosquitoes
in the park area would benefit nearby
communities that, when a westerly wind
Sfo~o, arc dLIoChCu w NHdl dtC SdtlCu
Glade mosquitoes
It was demonstrated during the war
that the mosquito pest can be kept under
control. Life was made livable for Amer
lean soldiers on islands in the Southwest
Pacific by the Army's war on mosquitoes
with DOT. Many an article was written
about the near determination of mosqui-
toes in sections of New Guinea, Guadal-
CANAL and other islands. Similar action will
keep mosquitoes under control in the Ev-
erglades National Park.
We in Key West who have never been
in the proposed park area don't really
know what mosquitoes are. The late j. G.
Piodela was the local manager for New
York firm that obtained mangrove bark
in the Shark River area now included in
the park, to be used in extracting fannie
acid from it. But the undertaking had to
be abandoned because mosquitoes killed
the horses that the firm used to haul man.
grove logs to the plant where the bark
was removed.
In the Cape Sable section of the park,
while watching for turtle, we have wit
messed mosquito attacks in hordes of thou
sands.
Finally, the mosquito objection will
turn out to be blessing by the concentrate
ed fight that will be made to eliminate
that pest, or cut down it's numbers to
minimum.