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Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Miss Arizona
Chosen In Bronze
Beauty Contest

After lull of about 7 years the
'mermaids of the sea of pulchri-
tude" returned last week to give
Phoenicians a rare treat when Is
lovely young ladies showed their
charms, in a colorful bathing
beauty contest and dance, given by
the Phi Iota Chapter of the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, Miss Ernestine
Carter was chosen "Miss Arizona"
of 1947. Second and Third trophies
were awarded to Miss Hazel Camp
bell and Miss Fannie Dunn, re-
spectively.
Miss Carter was sponsored by
Ramona Drug Co., Miss Campbell
by Bob's Rose Room and Miss
Dunn by Town Talk Barbecue.
Other contestants and their
sponsors were: Misses Ioa Mae
Brooks, Normans Pharmacy; Bar
bara Jean Davis, DR.. D. E. Perdue
and DR.. T. H. Crump; Frances
Wesson, Union Cleaners; Wanda
Jefferson, Blanco's Sweet Shop;
Ruby Carter, Fox Drug Store;
Dorthy Jean Hall, Triple "E'' Club;
Zona Nelson, Fred Wilson's Trad
ing Post; Rhudena Wilson, Gold
waters; Della Peterson, Johnson's
Cut-Rate Pharmacy; Clara Jones,
Ramras Drug Co.; Estelle Hamil-
ton, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; and
Ernestine Kelly, Thelma's School
Of Beauty.
The trophies were awarded by
Mrs. Ludia Johnson, Miss Arizona
of 1940". Judging the contest were
Irene Mcclellan, D. F. Benson and
Joseph Flipper.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Two Prominent
Phoenicians Placed
On Coop Comm.

Wade Hammond and w. A. Rob-
inson have been named members OF
a Special Advisory Committee to
the Board of Directors of Arizona
Cooperative Association to develop
a buying club plan for the benefit
of Coop members.
The Special Committee is made
up of representatives of inter-ra-
cial, religious, labor, farm, educa-
tional, public service and profes-
sional groups.
The buying club plan, will be an
nounced at a large Coop Rally to
be held Wednesday,, July 16, at st.
Mary's Social Hall, Monroe at 3rd
Streets in Phoenix, open to Coop
members and the public.
Door prizes and an entertaining
program will be provided.
Membership in Cooperative's is
open to all and every member has
an equal vote with every other.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Funeral Rites Held
For Mrs. Johnson

Funeral services were held at An
tioch Baptist Church Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs. Sadie Johnson,
IS, who died last Friday at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Lucille
Burney, 144a E. Washington st.
Mrs. Johnson had been in poor
health for some time. She came to
Phoenix 10 years ago from st.
Marcus, Texas.
She is survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lucille Burney of Phoe-
nix, other two in Texas, two grand
sons, Albert and Leroy Clark, both
of Phoenix.
Rev. J. H. Payton officiated at
the service.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Rev. ]. ]. Harren
Taken By Death

Rev. J. J. HarreH who resided
at 1O8 So. 10th ST., died Tuesday
night at a local hospital after a
short illness.
Rev. Harrell came to Phoenix
about Is years ago from Los An
geleS.
He served as chaplain of the To-
cal Elks and was the only member
in the VIM. H. Patterson Lodge
holding a gold card-paid up life
membership.
He is survived by one daughter,
Odessa Demory of Oakland, Calf.
one brother and one sister, both OF
Eastman, Ga.
Funeral arrangements pending.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Local Man Wins
Prizes On Coast

James McElroy, a local air plane
modeler, accompanied by his wife
returned last week from Los An
geles with three trophies and ra-
dio which he won by entering the
Speed Model All Western Open Air
Plane event which was held there.
AS an amateur, McElroy, placed
first in both B & c classes. He has
been chosen to represent Arizona in
an international model airplane
contest given by Plymouth Auto
Dealers to be held in Detroit in
August. He is being sponsored by
L. H. Franklin, local car dealer.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Paul Hutchinson
Taken By Death

About 7 o'clock Wednesday
morning just after milking the
cows, feeding the chickens, sudden
death came to Paul Hutchinson
66 of 1850 w. Mongolia st.
The attack was so sudden the
family was unable to find Doctor
before he died.
Mr.. Hutchinson came to Phoeniz
25 years ago from Oklahoma, an6
was well known here.
He is survived by his wife Dora
2 brothers, Lee and Miller Hutchin-
son, 1 sister, Mrs. Allen Childs Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Funeral arrangements pending.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11

Right to Work Bill placed on Bal
lot..Sam Houstin's College Acappel-
la Chorus of 80 voices appeared in
concert at the East Lake Park
Band Shell - Baptist Delegates,
Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Nelson, Ethel
Boyer and Christine Monroe re-
turned from windy city where they
attended National Baptist Sunday
School and BTU Congress-Mr. and
Mrs. Roach who spent six weeks in
their former home, Austin, Texas,
have returned to the city.-Club
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Retired Sgt. Dies at
Veterans Hospital

After being rushed to the Veter-
ans Hospital at Papago Park on
Tuesday, Ex-Sgt. Ed Johnson, SO,
died Wednesday afternoon from a
heart attack which struck while he
was sitting up in bed taking medi-
cine and talking to friends.
Ex-Sgt. Johnson, retired from
the army in Ft. Riley, Kansas,
about II years ago, came to Phoe-
nix and roomed in the home of Mrs.
Maggie Sells, 1917 E. Washington.
He was member Of the Ameri-
can Legion and local Elks Lodge.
He leaves no known relatives.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
ALLEGATION Increase
Given Phoenix
Urban League

The Community Chest has al
located $4,000 to Phoenix Urban
League for next fiscal year, begin
ming in November, 1916, it was re-
ported by the acting Secretary,
Wade Hammond, in the last meet
ing of the Board of Directors.
This ALLEGATION for the next year
is an increase over last year by
several hundreds dollars.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
DO YOU REMEMBER


Utopia, plan "Burlap Hop"-Or'
and Mrs. Thomas Crump and fam
ilv motor to Los Angeles-Dr. and
Mrs. David Solomon have returned
after an extensive trip East.-Rev-
L. Fordham, retired Missionary
BAPTIST Minister returns to Florida
home after visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Isaac Ellison.-Addie Powers
entertained by Usher Staff of her
church-and, Vacation Bible School
opens under direction of Mrs. Hat
tie R. Jackson, a student OF Bishop
College.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
DAUGHTER TELLSHOW
MOTHER BEAT MAID
TESTIFIES IN SLAVE CASE ON INCIDENTS OF
VIOLENCE-PAINTS PORTRAIT OF MOTHER

OICSO1 July 4NAA % AANA~AA
Roberts took the witness stand to-
day to paint a portrait of her moth
er as a tyrannical woman who beat
her maid and threatened her with
confinement in hell or in prison If
she dared leave the household. The
testimony of Mrs. Roberts was the
highlight thus far of the govern
ment case against Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Wesley ingalls,, Boston So
cialites, on charges of having en-
slaved their Negro maid, Dora
Jones.
Mrs. Roberts testified she had
witnessed several "altercations" in
which her mother, Mrs. Ingalls,,
beat Miss Jones, and specifically
described three.
Her earliest memory of such an
alteration dates back to when she
was six years old and the family
was at their summer home in New
Hampshire. She and her mother
had returned to the house at dusk,
and found Miss Jones lying on the
floor under the stove, sleeping.
you've been sleeping" Mrs. In
gals shouted.
Miss Jones leaped to her feet, and
started back. Mrs. Ingalls, went aft
er her, raining blows upon her, the
blows gaining in intensity as she
proceeded.
FATHER REATS MAn
The next such alteration occurr-
ed when she was 8 or 10 years old.
Upon coming out Of her room, she
saw her father striking Miss Jones.
The two were on the staircase,
their paths apparently having
crossed, and Miss Jones was bent,
while Mr.. Ingalls, was beating her
on the back.
The final incident she described
occurred at their Lynn, Mass, home
when she was 13. Mrs. ingalls, was
upbraiding Miss Jones at the head
of the stairs. She was saying that
Miss Jones' talk of leading an indie
pendent life was wicked, and that
if she did go away she would be
put in Jail.
= Then, Mrs. Ingalls,, rushed at Miss
Jones, struck her, scratched her
and tried to push her down the
stairs.
Mrs. Roberts testified that she
tried to restrain her mother, but
apparently was no match for her
fury.
SCRATCHED AND BRUISED
According to Mrs. Roberts testi-
mony, minor alterations occurred
every couple of weeks, and serious
troubles about once year. She
said she had frequently seen Miss
Jones scratched and bruised.
On a direct question from U. S.
Assistant Attorney Ernest Tolin,
directing the prosecution, she re-
piled she had never seen either Mr..
or Mrs. ingalls, bruised. This appar-
emily, was refutation of defense
contention that the alterations
were family squabbles in which
blows and scratches were freely
traded.
Mrs. Roberts related that as far
back as she could remember Miss
Jones was not only her childhood
companion, but the maid who did
all the work about the house.
Among Miss Jones chores she list
ed the cooking, washing, cleaning,
ironing, and such outdoor jobs as
caring for the lawn and flowerbeds,
cleaning and washing the car, and
tending to the gravel driveway.
Her testimony also contradicted
a defense contention that Miss
Jones accompanied the ingalls, fam
lily to church. She related that Miss
Jones frequently expressed a desire
to 60 to church, but never was per-
CONTINUED on Page A.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-11
Advertising Cou' 5 30 Of
Arizona Receives !, 1ol
RECOGNITION in It's -.eId

Advertising Counselors of Arizo-
ma, Phoenix, has been elected to
membership in the American Asso-
citation of Advertising Agencies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
|IoEAY N .HIST0R|E

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Ep0li tseol action 70 stay DrcGress
Ief fanatical telnperance move
isl7 some i0,oOo.OOo register
lin first draft World War !.
lpIa Alnericale drive Ger
[mans out Of Neuilly Woods
lyfance, By hayonet charge.
| i00a President Roosevelt signs
Tact cancelling the gold clause il
!lederal and private obligations.
l941The Army Air Corps Or.
Iganizes the Ferrying Command
i " ny planes across The Atlantic,
/ 1912 Germans order 10. food
Tor drink given captured British
Tin North Africa in retaliation fol
alleged similar British ortler.
1913 ". S. planes damage 3 bic
EItalian warships in hafbor d
&peaia.
1874 ~ IS. planes bomb Bang
[kok, Slams capital.
le45 Allies set up a system 81
military control in Berlin.
1946 Senate votes to continue
Idraft Until May, 1047. Over 60
Idle in La Sale Hotel fire, Chi
Icago. ~ssy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, JUNE 5. l947--.
The person born today will prob
ably have an excess of caution
and self-regard, but with a willy
nature, not apt to be over com
|scientious in the way wealth is
obtained. He is liable to over
rate his own powers and fall into
a lot of trouble, almost before
he is aware of it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Small Worry

A man on trial for his life
was being examined by a group
of alienists. Suddenly one doc
tor jumped and shouted at him:
"Quick, how many feet has a
centipede?'
The man came back in a dry
voice: cad, is that all you have
to worry about?" 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Keeps new wbolens soRec
Heecier than soapI

Vel is so superior for washing
woolens that it is recommended on
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tag of
the famous North Star Blankets!
Vel eliminates soap-matting and
soap-harshness. Helps preserve the
soft beauty and shapeliness of
sweaters, baby woolens, and other
woolens. Washes at extra-cool,
safe temperatures!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
1t. Jutl Senior
Patrol Officer

1t. c. E. Juth, USN, has sue
|ceeded 1t. Comdr. ]. c. Wheeler.
USN. as senior shore patrol Of
ficer. it was announced today at
Key West Submarine Base.
Comdr. Wheeler becomes per-
sonnet officer of the base.
1t. Juth will have charge Of
about 80 men on night shore pa
troll duty. maintaining order
among the personnel of the
Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
' $50 cuts dishwashing time in half !

Brand-ne1 CLEAN Tor glassUaf
dishes. and vthoeH ulpin9!I
Get out of the kitchen quicker-with Colgate Pamol
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glassware sparkle without any time spent wiping!
Vel leaves soap streaky film to polish away.
Pots and pans cleaned much more easily because Vel
removes grease faster completely than soap. No
dishpan ring to scrub Vel cleans dishes cleaner
than soap and saves up to half your dishwashng time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
TODAY in HISTORY
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE I
(Knquv 'An,esigal

tknqv A1neGt9ol
l906tThe country startled at
report of the Presidents Commit
tee which investigated Chicago's
meat packing industry.
1915Eord Motor Company's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05

apother usese a peg-top drape to
emphasize the hipline; still an
other has cutaway tunic faced
| In faille. All are one-piece easy
to get into and easy to wear.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
FRIDAY CLEARANCE
Mems and Women's Apparel
WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES .~er
WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES 4

INCLUDING SOLID
COLORS /. white and black
and CHECKS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
Jugoslavske pozadavky pred
konferenci.

Namestkove zahranicn1ch mi
nistr1 ctyf velmoc1 nemohli Sc
shodnouti opet ma jugoslav-
skem pozadavku asi o 1000
ctverecnfch mil rakouskeho u
zeml.
Rusko dokazovalo, re Jugo-
.slavii melo by byti dano pasmo
rakouske PROVINCE Korutan ia
ko odmena "a jejf valecne usill.
Namestkove zapadn1ch stat1
zaujali vsak stanovisko, re Ra-
kousko, mali byti svobodnym
a suverenn1m, nemdze Sc VIDA
ii onoho 1zemf.
z britskych kruhd bylo sde-
leno, re Rusko, jez podporova-
10 pdvodnf jugoslavske naroky
proti hlasGm Spojenych Statd,
Britanie a Francie, dalo ma We
domf, re vypracuje zvlastni
zpravu O tonic predmetu pro
konferenci zahranicnlch mini
str1 v Moskve, jez Dude zaha-
jena 10. bfezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
z procesG pred narodnimi
soudy.

Praha (CTK) - procesu
IS Rudolfem Beranem pred ma
|rodnlm soudem vypov1dal tez
general Krejc1, ktery charakte-
|risoval generala Syroveho jake
politickeho neodbornlka. V u
|vazeni jedenactinasobne vojen-
ske presily Nemecka ma podzim
1888, vyjadTil Sc svedek sveho
|casu pro prijet1 Mnichova We
snaze ziskat cas-. Praporc1k
|Oulicky vypovfdal odborne a
presne O vojenskem materialu
odevzdanem Nemcum v bezvad
mem stavu. Byvaly SET csl. le-
teckeho sboru general Pfeifer
vypovldal O omezen1 letectva
DO Mnichove. Rudolf Gajda
pTisel svedcit z vazby O zaloze-
nj Fasisticke obce r. 1927 a o
jejfm pomeru k Wade a pozde-
il k Hachovi. Ma chystany Is.
bfezen upozornoval Rudolfa
Berana marne. Chvalkovsky
pry pax Gajdu lakal do Spoje-
nych StatG, kde mel vest KAN
pan prot presidentovi Beneso-
vi. Dalsi vypovedi a svedecke
protokoly v procesu S DIR. Xii
mentem mi vetsinou We pros
pech DIR. Popelky. DR., KTovak
znal dobTe Hachovy politicke
nazory, ktere Sc die jeho naZo-
ru vdbec nekryly S nazory, KITE
re hlasal DIR. Kliment We svych
politickych clanc1ch.
V bratislavskem procesu S
Tisou Sc cetl telegram re Ste
chovickeho archivu. V tonic
telegram jsou obvinovani Cesi
"a bombardovan1 Bratislavy.
|Svedkove DIR. Steklac, DIR. Ku-
char a Izakovic vypov1dali O
Machovych zakrocfch We pros
pech slovenskych zajatcG. &C.
neral Turanec, ktery byl vra-
cen S~ovetskym svazem csl. ira
dim k procesu pred narodn1m
soudem, vypov1dal o opevne-
Mich ma Slovensku, O partyzan-
skych akcich a rozkazech sana
Macha i generala Catlose proti
slovenskym partyzanGm. Stu
ace nemecke okupace Sloven-
ska ma podzim 1914 Sc nevy-
iasnila ami t1mto vyslechem.
Tiso pri konfrontaci Sc svedky
trval ma sve prvn1 vypovedi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
Francouzi propustili z exilu
Add Ell Krima.

PaTiz. = Dne 80. kvetna 1926
prijel ma krasnem bilem koni
do hlavnlho francouzskeho sta
nu vGdce rifskych Kabyl1 ADD
ell Krim, zdvorile Sc uklonil a
kapituloval.
Pc dobu S let vzdoroval ADD
Iel Krim v severoafrickem poho-
Fl Atlasu jak Francouz1m tax
S%panelGm. Jednou hnal S pod
statne slabs1mi silami 5 Spaniel
skych divis1 az do more.
Proto, re Sc choval vzdy gen.
tlemansky a hlavne dobre ma
kladal sc Zajatci, mu povolila
francouzska vlada cestny exil,
smell 81 witt S sebou sve nejobl1-
benejs1 zeny Fatimu a Aichu a
nekolik prfbuznych a sluzeb-
n1ku.
Byl mu prikazan k pobytu
Reunion Island v Indickem oce-
anu, zde I'll klidne pc mnoha
Flet z prostredkG, ktere mu po-
skytla francouzska vlada.
Add ell Krim Sc vsak We sve
prepychove residence nesmirne
nudil a jiz v letech 1884 a 1886
pozadal francouzskou vladu o
propusten1. V roce 1899 nabl-
dl, re Dude organisovat sbor a.
frickych bojovnikG, ktery by
bojoval ma strane spojenc1.
Bylo mu to odepfeno a tutez
odpoved dostal, kdyz podal
dalsf zadost roce 1914.
Pred tydnem francouzska
|vlada konecne pc Fl letech
Add ell Krimove zadosti vyho-
|vela. Francouzi asi tlmto kro-
KEN chteli potesit severoafric-
Ike kmeny.
Alb ell Krim a 40 lidi, kteri s
MIN sdfleli exil sc usadi ma fran
couzeske riviere. Staremu a u
navenemu Add ell Krimovi bu-
de tim splneno pTani zakonciti
svGj zivot ma bTez1ch Stredo-
zemn1ho more
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
SpOrtOyn1 Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
RETURN BOUT BY
POPULAR. DEM

Pro prlstf 1tery, dine 4. brez-
ma Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
krlzkovych zapasd v Coliseum
ma zadost mnoha 1castn1kI mi
luj1c1 tento sport znovu seradil
2 nasledujfci zapasn1ci:
Herman Dutch" Rhodes, 224
ID. Camden, N. J. Adonis) VS..
Big Ben Morgan, 27O 10. (The
Volga Boatman).
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu jedne porazky.
ZVLAsTNf A
ZAPAS ZEN
Miss Violet Wan, 1876 Id. z
Missouri VS.. Miss Nell Stewart,
148 ID. z Texasu.
Zapas urcen jest ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuj1
Francisco Marconi, 228 Id.
(South American Italian) VS..
Rough House Jack O'Brien,
265 ID. z Texasu.
Dominic Serio, 23O Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Abe Stein, 218 Id. z
Hollywood.
Eddie King, 218 Id. z Pough-
N. Y. VS.. Jesse James,,
22O ID. z Kalifornie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
Csl. vlada dosud nerozhodla {
csl. uzemnim pozadavku
vHci Rakousku.

Praha (CTK) - Ministerska
rada ma sve poslednf schdzi ne
rozhodla O csl. 1zemnlm poza-
davku v1ci Rakousku a postou-
pila vec ,ministerstvu zahranic-
Mich vecf k pTezkoumani. Do
bTe informovanf cinitele poc1ta-
il S tim, re navrh Dude pripra-
ven k projednan1 pc navrate
dr.. Grubera z Londyna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
NOVY VYNALEZ We
FOTOGRAFII.
Nova kamera bere obrazky a
tiskne hotove fotografie
" jedne minute.

tiskne hotove fotografie
jedne minute.
Novy revolucnf process We TO-
tografovan1 byl v New Yorku
tyto dny demonstrovan, pr
nGmz kamera noveho druhu
zhotovf hotove obrazky v jedne
minute pc tie, co byly vzaty.
Tim Sc znacn6 zjednodusi
vsecky operace, ktere dosud
byly nutny pro zhotoven1 foto-
graft.
Vynalezcem tohoto pr1stroje
je Edwin H. Land z Bostonu,
objevitel paraloidu, jenz svuj
vynalez demonstroval ma kon-
venci Optical Society of Anne
RIGA.
Vynalezce rekl, re procesu
NIUE pouz1t kazdy fotografic-
ky aparat neb jej Dude mono
pouz1t i pTi bran1 filmovych O.
brazkG. Kamera zhotov1 dokO-
male vypracovan6 fotografie
tax, jake kdyby byly udelany
obycejnym prOcesem v koupeli
V tmave komore.
V kamere neni zadne nadrz-
ky ma tekutinu a fotografie WI
de z aparatu sucha a nepotre-
buje zadne dals1 operace.
Je to dosud dobre chranene
q patentovane tajemstvl vyna-
lezce. Pouz1va sc pri mem oby-
cejneho filmu, ale tajemstvlm
je mala kapslicka, obsahujici
chemikalie, ktere uvnitT kane
ry zhotovy 1plne fotografii.
Dvojity film probehne mezi
kapslickou a zvlastnf fotogra-
fickym pap1rem. Pr tom Sc va
Ieckem kapslicka rozmackne a
obsah jejf Sc rozetfe mezi fill
mem a fotografickym papirem.
PR tom je mnoho technickych
podrobnostf ke kontrole stflbr-
nych Urn, ktera delaj1 obrazek,
a Ike kontrole barry i Ike brani
obrazk1 pTi rGzne teplote..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-28
z cinnosti CUP Vyboru Dospe-
lych international Center
Y. M. c. A.

Irish Prose- Dude precinct
rozmluvy kterou Dude m1ti DR..
Francis Thompson z Johns
Hopkins University v Interna-
tional Center, YMCA, &c South
Broadway dnes v patek, %. T.
nora v $3.50 hodin vecer.
- Mes1cn1 sch6ze clen1 Ii
dovych tanc6 v international
Center Y. M. C. A., &c South
Broadway Dude sobotu, 1.
.brezna v 8 hodin vecer. Pove-
de p. E. Eddy Nadel, feditel
Harvard Fold Dance Society OF
Cambridge, Mass.
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Vysvstluji odvolani lorda
Wavella z Indie.

Londyn. = z informovanych
pramen1 bylo receno, re an
glicky kabinet odvolal lorda
Wavella, mfstokrale Indie pro
dlouhou neshodu O p~olitickych
zasadach.
Naznacily, re Wavell byl Cd
volan, protoze c1til, re Anglie
by mela odloziti rozhodnutf O.
dej1ti z Indie ma neurcito.
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Predbszne ornament zabav.

SIBRINEK bu-
dou Is. bTezna.
Celorocni program "Pokroku''
Is. brezna. Josefofska.
26. dubna Majova.
PIlrocni program Slovenskeho
Narodneho Domu:
8. Marca - Bingo, Kartovy
Vecierok.
%. Marca - Bingo, Kartovy
Vecierok.
7. Aprila-Vajickovy Tanec.
27. Aprila - Tanec.
10. Maja - Vylet.
l. Juna - Vylet.
22. Juna - Vylet.
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ROZPOcET
Risk A

6A0S1A<A
Ma obranu zeme urceno Is mi
lard z celkoveho rozpoctu ~
miliard dolari6.
Moskva. - Sovetsky komi-
sar finance Zverev pfedlozil We
spolecnem zasedani Nejvyssfho
Sovetu (parlamentu) statnf roz-
pocet V nemz je ma vojenske u
cell a obranu venovano Is pro-
cent celkovych vydan1.
Roku 1916 vojensky rozpo-
Get sovetskeho Ruska vykazo-
val "a procent a r. 1915 dokon-
&c 43 procent z celkovych stat
mich vydan1.
Zat1m CO premier Stain sc
zrejmym souhlasem naslouchal
pri schulz konane We velkem
palaci v Kremlinu, Zverev po-
daval rozsahly rozpocet.
Minuly rok Sovetske Rusko
vydalo 900 ma svou
ozbrojenou moe. Tentokrate
hodla vynalozit Sl3,4OO,O OO,-
900. Celkovy pr1jem je odha-
dovan sumou 70 miliard a 800
milionu dolar1. Vydan1 cin1 IA
miliard 28O milion1 dolar1.
Fond pro vedu a badan1 byl
zvetsen z lonske miliardy dola-
RI ma 1000, 900.
Take socialn1 pojisten1 do
stale vetsi dotaci. z lonskych
I$3,4O3, OOO,0O bylo zvyseno
vydanl ma tento resort ma $4,'
120, 900, 900.
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Jugoslavie protestuje proti
Rakousku.

Belehrad. - Jugoslavska Via
da podala u rakouskeho kon-
troln1ho vyboru protest proti
1myslGm rakouske vlady us1dli
ii ma jugoslavskych hranicfch
asi 100000 rakouskych sedla-
XII a to ma 1zemf, ma ktere 81 CT
nj naroky Jugoslavie.
Dale 81 Jugoslavie stezuje ma
pohranicn1 incidenty, naciste a
jugoslavstl zradci ~prekrocuji
pry We skupinach jugoslavske
hranice a pTepadavaj1 pohra-
nicnl straze.