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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-19
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
TWO FEATURES TO BE SEEN, WEEKEND
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Dead End" will be shown for the last two times tonight at 20th Century Theatre. The stars are Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea and Humphrey Bogart. The action of this feature takes place within "A hours on one New York street
 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
 For the Fourth and Fifth, Fri day and Saturday, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, will be featured in Lost In A Harem." The scene is in a small kingdom in the mys- tic East and is top notch come dy.
 And when you add beautiful Marilyn Maxwell, sure-fire screen newcomer John Conte of radio fame, and Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra, you have musical comedy that's a real treat for the entire family
 OPENING SUNDAY
 "The Dolly Sisters" 20th Gen. tury-Fox's sparkling new Techni- color musical starring Betty Gra- ble, John Payne and June Haver, and based on the story of the two top glamour girls of a generation ago whose lives and loves were the talk of the world, comes to the 2Oth Century Sunday in the wake of preview acclaim that marks the film as even bigger than Tin Pan Alley" and greater than "Alexan- der's Ragtime Band"
 In the gay story of the fabulous sisters who set a world aflame with their song and dance and broke a million hearts, Betty Ora ble is aeen in the role of Jenny Dolly with June Haver as her equally talented sister, Rosie. John Payne, in his first screen appear ance since being honorably dis charged from the Army Air Forces, is seen in the role of a young song -and-dance man whose TO- mantic link with Jenny constantly threatens to break up the sensa- tional sister team.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
MOVIE PROGRAM DURING WEEKEND,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Johnny In The ClouCs,' in which two love stories are related closes at the Capitol Theatre to- night. There is a fine cast of characters and the production is worthy of all movie fans atten- dance.
 nc FRIDAY AND SATURDAY |. The Capitol is showing a double till Friday and Saturday
 Roy Rogers, King of the Cow boys, and Trigger, the smartest horse in the movies, are in My Pal Trigger" also featuring Geo. "Gabby" Hayes, Dale Evans, Jack Holt, Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers. The other feature is "The Bamboo Blonde" with Fran cis Langford The feature is a sparkling romantic comedy with music.
 OPENING SUNDAY
 A suspenseful romance with a mystery background, "Undercur- rent is the feature opening at the Capitol Sunday co-starring Rather inc Hepburn and Robert Taylor.
 The plot of "Undercurrent, v based on an original story by Thelma Strabel, revolves about the marital breakup between Hepburn and Taylor when the latter be- comes jealous of his mysterious brother. So suspensefully has the plot been created that not until the very finish is the audience able to determine the story's ending.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
YaKOBI-MAIL BOAT

To Petersburg and Port Alexan- der, leaves Juneau every Tuesday at am. Load freight Monday at Northland Dock-no later than 12 noon. Loads no freight at small boat harbor. 619-t10
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
TAKU LODGE

Boat to Taku Lodge leaves from Union Oil Dock, II am. Friday, re- turns Sunday 4 pm. Call Mary Joyce at Gastineau Hotel for re- servatiors. adv. 621-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
MEMBERS OF BAND
 MEET TONIGHT 7::3O

Members of the Juneau City Band will meet tonight not later than 7:30 o'clock at the Grade School auditorium in readiness for the concert to be given at O. clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03

When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Bur FLOR SHEIM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03

AT HOTEL JUNEAU Marguerite Bidwell of Petersburg S a guest at the Hotel Juneau.
Evening star., 1947-05-14

about 800 employees working ct Suit
land. and about 90 at New York,
according to testimony at hearings
on the bill.
Undersecretary OF Commerce VIII
liam 6. Foster. during hearings,
told the Appropriations Subcom-
mittee long study Of the controver-
sial problem had led officials to the
conclusion the consolid idation should
be made, but with the New York
contingent being transferred to
Washington.
Order Signed in December.
Mr.. Foster said an order had been
signed last December by the Secre-
tary of Commerce transferring the
functions of the New York Office to
the National Capital. But, he ex-
planned, so many protests we're re-
ceived that the order was postponed
to be effective March 1.
Census officials testified that on
the date of the hearing, February rs,
there we're SIT employees working IN
Offices at Suitland and 90 In New
York. This number since has de-
creased slightly in both places, 1t is
understood.
Maryland legislators have learned
that consolidation in Washington
has been approved by the Budget
Bureau.
Representative Rooney, Democrat
of New York cpntended during the
hearing his constituents In New
York have the right ito raise their
voices In order to prevent the loss
OF jobs that they have had for many
years, which would occur If the
bureau were moved to Washington. >
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Party Reorganizes
In Truman 5 County
By the A.,oeio.ed Press

KANSAS CITY, May 1.-THE
Democratic Committee In Presi-
dent Truman's home county had AZ
new members today, elected in a
reorganization move undertaken by
Chairman Harry A. Morris to "eltnl-
mate factionalism from the party"
Jackson County Democrats long
have had their factions, first led by
Tom Pendergast and the late Rep
resentative Joseph Shannon, and
later by their political heirs.
At last nights election of new
members Mr.. Morris, a 36-year-old
war veteran who began his political
career less than year ago, de-
clared that "factionalism had
brought the Democratic Party in
the county closer to destruction
now than in the last 20 or 80 years" !"
Twenty-one of the new members
filled vacancies caused by xesigna-
tions.
Mr.. Morris declared the Demo-
cratic Party was pulverizing itself
through incessant factional war
fare on national as well as local
level. He said the local reorganiza-
tion was his own idea and mot that
of any faction to screen a taking
over" Of party machinery.
Earlier this month he declared
that all county party leaders agreed
the Democrats political showings
In jackson County are "vitally i'm
portant to the Democratic Party ma
tionally, for the obvious reason that
this county Is the home Of Presi-
dent Truman and is inevitably the
target OF intense national interest" T"
Evening star., 1947-05-14

5munity. led BY Mayor Thomas a.
Shaw and Police Chief Albert
Erskine. appeared yesterday u sup
port OF the County Boards decision,
charging the establishment, before
1t closed April 80. with selling to
minors and having numerous
fights and general disorders.
This was denied by Abraham
Cheifetz, one Of the owners OF the
|establ ablishment who, at the previous
hearing, said the tavern was pur-
chased reluctantly because Capitol
| Heights has q wide reputation as
little Chicago. I"
Attorney John s. White repre-
scented owners OF the tavern, with
Attorneys Bird n. Dolby and Roscoe
II. Parker representing the COM
Imunity.
Meanwhile, an appeal by John D.
|Stancliff, whose application for 9
similar liquor permit for the Ian
ham Tavern, Lanham-Severn foad
and Defense highway, Lanham, was
denied by the County Board April
II, also was filed yesterday with the
State group. No date was set for a
hearing.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
|BeaII 10 Attack Bill
Calling for transfer
OF SuifIand Workers

A clause In an appropriation bill
which threatens to transfer about
800 employees of the Census Bureau
from Suitland, Nd, to New York
City win be attacked on the floor OF
the House today or tomorrow by
Representative Bea1l, Republican, OF
Maryland.
Mr.. Beall charged that rider had
been tackled onto the Commerce
Department appropriation bill, now
before the House, to force consolida-
ton in New York of Office work now
divided between Suitland and New
York.
A similar attempt during the
Seventieth Congress was defeated
by a strong attack from the Mary
land delegation In Congress.
Subject to Point Of Order.
Such a legislative rider is subject
to a point of order in an appropria-
tion bill, and ought to be knocked
out, Mr.. Beall declared. He pre-
dicted Representative Sasscer, DEM
ocrat, of Maryland would join him
In the fight on the rider.
The measure asks $1,000 600 to
finance the Census Bureau Foreign
Trade Statistics operations in New
York City only. There are now
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Bus Attack in Strike
Brinqs 6 Months Term
By the Assoeiofsd Press

BREWTON. Ala. May IA
Brewton man charged with dam
aging q city lines bus during a re-
cent textile strike disturbance here
was given q six-month prison SEN
tence and fined $500 by County
Judge Thomas A. Peavy here yes
terday.
Sheriff r. r. Fountain said the de-
fendant, Joe Allen Merchant, was
released from County Jail after
serving notice OF appeal and posting
a $3.50 bond.
Merchant was charged with de-
struction Of public property In con-
nection with damage to q bus carry
ing workers into the Bonita Ribbon
mill here May 1. Members Of the
CIO Textile Workers Union still
are on strike at the plant.
The State charged that q window
was broken from the bus.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Board Studies Appeal
OF Capitol Heights
Liquor License Ban

An appeal protesting refusal Of the
Prince Georges County Board OF
Liquor License Commissioners to re-
new q permit for Capitol Heights
tavern was studied today by the
Maryland State License Bureau.
The appeal was heard yesterday
at Upper Marlboro. Effective June
/. all such appeals will be filed with
the County Circuit Court, instead OF
the State Liquor Board, in accord
ance with legislation passed this
year by the General Assembly.
The application of Kelly's Tavern,
Central and Fifty-seventh avenues,
Capitol Heights, for an on-sale beer,
wine and liquor license was turned
down by the County Board April 10,
after a three-hour hearing.
More than 20 residents of the COM
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Arthur Lucos Heods
Shenandoah Alumni
spseiol Dispassh % Ths star

SHENANDOAH. va, May IA.
Arthur Lucas, commander Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. shenan-
doah. has been elected president Of
the Shenandoah High School Al
unni Association. Other officers
include Maxine Van Hyning. vice
president; Lena Kite, corresponding
secretary: Una Cook, recording sec
retary, and Frances Good, treasurer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
POPLATNfCI - VOLICI!

Prfstf tyden v 1tery, dine 6
kvetna pGjdete k volbam, aby-
ste rozhodli svymi hlasy O bu-
doucl sprave. mesta a o novych
mestskych p1jckach, ktere by
znamenaly dalsf zatizenf mes
ia novymi dluhy.
Celkem jest cd vas pozado-
vano Is novych msstskych phi
eek V obnose $50, 500, 900. My
slime, re je tech pdjcek mnoho
ma jednou a nektere z Mich mo-
hou pockati. Nejddlezitejsf 2
pujcky jsou skolni a pro ty by
mel kazdy z vas hlasovati. Ma
Sc skoly jsou zanedbane a rych-
la naprava je nanejvyse zapo-
tfeba. Df1vejsl mestske spra-
Wy nevenovaly mnoho pozorno-
stl naslm skolam a chovaly Sc
k MIN macessky. Dale Sc cd
vas zada by byla povolena
pujcka ma zdokonaleni msstske
kanalisace. To jest take vec
nutna a NELL byste voliti pro nj.
P1jcka ma zvelebeni Nest
skych Knihoven je take oprav-
nena zrovna tax jake "Recrea-
ton Loan, Stadium Loan,
"Harbor Loan" a "Paving and
Bridges Loan"
K zaveru v otazce p1jcek
|chceme jeste nase volice sezna-
miti S mestskym dluhem.
Nase mesto dluzilo k 1. dub
nu 1947 $186, 44O, 900.
Ma tento duh je v zaloze
$40, $50, 900.
Cisty duh mesta Baltimore
$145, 9O1, 900.
Dodatecne k tomuto volici
jiz povolili dals1 vydani bondd
" obnose $25, 565, 900. Tyto
bondy nebyly vsak jeste W.
dany.
Jak jsme jiz z pocatku uve-
dill v techto volbach Dude ma
ballotech 16 novych pGjcek a
jedna sc schvalen1 vydanf bon
.dd v obnose $50, 500, 900.
Nyni rozhodnuti O techto
pHGjckach zalezi este ma Volt
cich. Uvazujte dobre a povol-
tie jen ty nejnutnejsi. Ostatni
mohou pockati ma pozdejsi do
bu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
MARSHALL 0 VYSLEDCfCH
MOSKEVSKE KONFERENCE.

Statn1 sekretar George G..
Marshall podal v pondeli vecer
americkemu lidu rozhlasovou
zpravu o vysledc1ch a prdbehu
moskevske conference, ktera
byla mnohymi oznacovana "a
naprosto ne1sp6sneu.
Statnf tajemn1k obvinil pT1-
mo sov6tskou delegaci re zod-
povednosti "a to, re nedoSlo k
dohode ohledne politicke a no
spodarske budoucnosti Nemec-
ka. Sam vsak nepovazuje tuto
konferenci "a takovy ne1spech
pon6vadz bylo alespon predne-
seno stanovisko jednotlivych
velmoc1.
Vyznamnou casti Mashallo-
va projevu byla cast tykaj1c1
Sc jeho rozhovoru S generalissi-
mem Stalinemi. Marshall pro-
hlasil, re Stain veTf v moznost
kompromisu v tech otazkach o
kterych Sc moskevska konfe-
resce ctyrech velmocf nemohla
dohodnouti. Jsou to hlavne:
otazka nemeckych reparac1,
dale otazka budoucfho uspora-
DAM nemecka a tez otazka ne
meck6ho majetkuv Rakousku.
Prohlasil, re ma vzdor SPORT
a tezkostf v Moskve Sc vykonal
vetSi pokrok ma ceste ku konec-
ne dohode, nez se~lide v Ameri-
ce uvedomuj1. ZdGraznil, re
|Spoj. Staty 81 pref dosahnou-
ii dohody S Ruskem, ale ne "a
cenu obetovan1 principG. Upo-
zorniI ma potrebu rychl6 doho-
dy, vzhledem ma nesmlrne t6z-
kou situaci evropskych kraft.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
POHRBY.
Y DOnd61f. dine

pondelf, dine 20. dubna
zemfela V nemocnici sv. Josefa
pc dels1 nemoci kra.janka a
znama osadnice PAM Elizabeth
Kozlovsky, ZIG Ashland Ave.
We start so rokG. Narodila Sc
" Ceskoslovensku a do Ameri-
ky prijela Sc svymi rodici jake
dvouleta holcicka. Zanechala
zde truchl1c1ho manzela pana
Augusta Kozlovskeho, ST., a sy-
ma p. Augusta Kozlovskeho, Jr.
znameho mladeho ceskeho
pravnlka. Pfinalezela ku spoil
Rum: Oltafnlmu, Shromazden1
sv. Rodiny a Kostelniho Pevec-
keno Sboru sv. Cecilie.
Pohfeb zesnule kona Sc dnes
v patek, V 8:15 rano re Cva-
chova Pohf. Domu do kostela
sv. Vaclava, kde Dude slouzena
"a nj Velka Zadusnf MISE Sva-
ia. Pochovana Dude ma hrbi-
tov6 Nejsv. Vykupitele. Ma
bozenske obrady vykOna faraf
osady sv. Vaclava Vldp. Josef
Vetrovec.
= pondel1, dine %. dubna
zemrel v Mestskych Nemocni-
clch krajan p. Anton Chalus,
star IA roxy. Narodil Sc v Ces-
koslovensku. Smrti jeho zelf
bratr p. Josef Chalus, 800 N.
Bradford st.
Pohfeb Dude Sc konati V pa
tex, 2. kvetna re Schimdnkova
Pohf. Domu ma Cesky Narodn1
Hfbitov "a assistance Rev. j. M.
Vondracka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Ia valky umTelo " Nsmecku
pres 100000 sovetskych
valecnych zajatcH.

Frankfurt, n. M. = z doku-
ment1 americkemu soudu v
Norimberce "a procesu s vel
Friedrichem
Flickem, vyslo ma jevo, re "a
valky um1ralo denne v Nemec-
ku ma $4,000 ruskych valec-
nych zajatc1 tyfem a jinymi
nakazlivymi nemocemi ktere
Sc mezi mimi rozmohly z hladu.
Pocet nemeckych i%nternac-
Mich taborech zemTelych pfl-
slusn1k1 Sovetskeho svazu MOI
no mfrne odhadovat ma $780,
900 muzG. Ida Sc, re ma tyto
obsti nemecke bestiality svet
uz zapomenul, kdyz je dnes
zejmena " Americe prolevano
tolik slz mad "utrpenim nevin-
neho nsmeckeho lidu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Anthony F. DiDomenico,

kandidat do Mestske Rady 2.
Radn1ho Distriktu nabyl vide
lan1 ma baltimorskycn veTej-
nych skolach a ma Johns Hop
kins Universite. V roce 1926
ma Universite of Maryland byl
prohlasen doktorem pray. Pc
uplynulych 10 let provozuje
pravnickou prakci v meste Bal
timore.
Roku 1912 byl zvolen do Ma
rylandskeho Domu Delegate, a
ponevadz Sc osvedcil, byl v roce
1916 znovu-zvolen a zastava
m1sto precisely Vzdelavacfho
Vyboru.
Cd sveho narozen1 "a. cerv-
IA 1905 je residentem 2. Rad
niho Distriktu a je velmi dobfe
obeznamen sc vSemi problemy
tech, ktere Verne a spolehlive
zastupuje.
Do dTadu O ktery Sc uchazi
lie pine kvalifikovan ma zakla-
de sveho vycviku, zkusenosti a
rekordu.
Je dobrym pTftelem naseho
lidu a Dude pine povdecen "a
VAST podporu pTi hlavn1ch vol
bach v 1tery, 6. kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
MlStnl Zprayy.
KU
VSEDELNICKEMU SVATKU
l. KVETNU.

Deln1k je zrovna tolik schop-
ny dobyti 81 svobodu prdmyslo-
YOU, jake 81 dobyl svobodu po-
litickou. Rucnfch nastroj1 drf-
vejsfch dob Sc nepouzfva. O.
brovske strOje nastoupily ma je-
jich m1sto. Nekolik tisic kapi-
talistG jsou jejich majiteli a mi
liOny otrOkG jest pTi Mich "a
m6stnavano. Vsecko bohatstvf
jez tato armada mad sv6 silly
vytvoT1, privlastnf 81 majitele
stroll, neb jim i zeme patti, to-
varny, zeleznice, mlyny, dolly,
lesy, pole, lodi a jine vyrobni
a dopravnf prostredky. Proto
je u mas bohatstvf a chudoba,
milionari a zebraci, palace a
brlohy, prepych a nedostatek,
nalfceni cizopasn1ci ma boule-
vardech, nalfcena bfda mezi
vykTicenymi domy. Proto jsou
stavky, bojkoty, vzboureni,
vrazdy, samovrazdy, sflenstvf a
prostituce v hojn6 stoupaj1cl
m1fe.
Kapitalisticke strany memo
hou niceho ciniti. Ony jsou "a
tfzenou castf hnijfcfho a zani-
kajfcfho systemu. Kapitalis-
mus odumfra a jeho 1dy jsou
jiz V rozkladu. Skvrny ma je-
no povrchu ukazujf, re v jeho
tele krev jiz neobfha. A doba
ia Sc blfzf, kdy mrtvola toho ka-
pitalismus Dude musit byti Cd
stranena, ably neotravovala de-
lie vzduch poctivym lidem. S
virou, nadejf a zmuzilostf vzty-
cujeme hlavu a z nezdolnym
duchem p6jde pracujfcf trfda
ma jejfm pochodu cd kapitalis-
mu ku socialism,, z otroctvf ku
svobod6 a cd barbarstvf ku CT
vilisaci a pax ten opovrhovany
d6lnicky lid Dude jist6 staff ma
pevnych nohou i bez toho ka-
pitalistickeho karabace.
Pfatele delnlci, nezapOmente
ma naseho mucednika Soudruha
Ora. Frant. Soukupa, ktery byl
umuGen ma Pankraci nemecky-
mi bestiemi.
Muzi prace, probud Sc a po-
znej sflu svoji, neb cely sveta
ruch sc utisf, kdyz tvoje Pare
chtejf. Delnfci vsech zem1ch
v kazdem narode spojte Sc!
Srdecny pozdrav ku delnic-
k6mu svatku zasila vsem
KAREL PORKAT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
SOKOLSKY SLET
" Chicago.

Ia 1celem zprfjemneni po-
bytu sletovym navstevnikGm,
mas Programovy odbor uspora-
da dive vyjlzdky pc Chicago a
okol1.
Prvni vyjfzdka v patek rano
27. cervna.
Druha vyjfzdka v sobotu, %.
cervna.
Tyto vyjfzdky seznami nase
hosty s Chicagem, metropoli
stredozapadu.
Vyjfzdky budou trvati vzdy
kolem A hodin, poplatek zasad-
ne velmi mfrny, stanoven Dude
die poctu prihlasek.
Bude to $3.50 "a osobu.
Letosnf Slet Americkeho So
kolstva Dude historicky pamat-
nou manifestac1 ceskoslovenske
Ameriky. Agitujte mezi svymi
prateli a znamymi, ably jeli ma
Pfihlasky ma vyjfzdku posle-
tie nam CO nejdffve, ably Sc mo-
hlo vse CO nejlepe pripraviti.
SLETU ZDAR!
Programovy Odbor
Amer. Sok Oboe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
DROSLO

20 Gem sc nejvetsf ucenci
prou, v tom jsou d~iletanti dav-
no "a jedno.
Historic della to jake Sc
dlaci: nemajl-li kon1, zapfah-
nou voly.
- Caste je zene lichoceno
tam, kde dana ukaze sc uraze-
nOu.
Chvala zavistiveho chut-
ma jake ocet S cukrem.
Hubickovanf treba mno-
ny zanecha re strachu pred mi.
kroby; ale pfijfmani papfro.
penez jiste ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
Ministr DIR. Hubert Ripka
" Sofii.

Praha (CTK) = Ministr "a
hranicnfho obchodu DIR. Hubert
Ripka prohlasil v Sofii, re Ces-
koslovensko stoj1 Ia zasadu
volneho obchodu a snfzeni eel.
Chceme obchodovat S Vycho-
dem i Zapadem, prohlasil mi
INSTR Ripka. Nas1m GLEN je
nahradit Nemecko ma trzich w
chodn1 i jihovychodnf Evropy,
avsak We vsech odvetvfch ma to
nestaclme. Ministr Ripka dou-
ia, re pc csl.-bulharske obcho-
dnf dohod6 pride brzy i doho-
da politicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-02
SOKOLSKA AKADEMIE
We PA.

Laskavostf br. Eugena Pro-
stfednfka, starosty Tel. Jednoty
.Sokol, Filadelfie, Pa, dostali
jsme podrobnou zpravu O je-
jich Sokolske Akademii, ktera
Sc Dude konati v sobotu, dine
"a. kvetna 1947 v s hodin We
Ger v Slovenske Budove, 510-12
Paramount Ave.
Ma teto oslave Dude spolu-
1cinkovati JIM Okrsek Zupy
Vychodnf a Size clenstvo Sok.
Jednot Baltimore, Belcamp a
Curtis Bay, dale Slovensky So
kol els. Sc, Filadelfie.
Program je nasleduj1cf:
1. Nastup vsech ucastnfk1.
2. Presentace vlajek.
8. Narodni hymny.
4. Uvftac1 rec a pTedstaveni
zastupc1 = br. star. E. Pro-
strednlk.
5. Odchod cvicicfch.
6. Zdravice = br. J. Sazana,
star. zupy Vychodnf.
Z. Zdravice = br. Jos. Po-
korny, naceln1k okrsku.
8. Sletova prostna -
DOrostenky.
9. Sletova prostna =
Dorostenci.
10. NaTadi - zeny.
II. NaTadf - Muzi.
IL. Rytmicka prostna =
Dorostenky, Baltimore.
Is. Des1tka - Muzi a Zeny
Baltimore.
IA. Sletova prostna =
Muzi a Zeny, Philadelphia.
Ma programu tanec a Sokol-
ska veselice Hudebnf dopro-
|vod ma cvicen1 obstara znamy
br. Jerome Stetka "a pomoci
br. J. Svitaka.
Br. ProstTednik koncf sv1Gj
dopis a prav1: "Pficin1me sc re
vsech sill, ably tato udalost byla
vynikaj1cf v analech Mesta Bra
trske Lasky!"
My opet doufame, re nase
iednoty v Okrsku podporf ten
to podnik velkou hromadnou
vypravou. A. c