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Browning chief., 1947-06-13
AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE
Country Store and Townsmen
Star i'm Drama of Democracy

weekly pay from the mills. The
storekeeper has to be a shrewd
judge of human nature. He must
trade to advantage, keep his Gus
toners satisfied and watch his own
credit standing. Too much business
"on the cuff" as the natives say,
might put him out of business.
Spirit of Neighborliness.
A phone call skaters the peace
and quietude of the village store
with the disturbing news that a
neighbor is in trouble. He fell from
a load of hay and has a broken leg,
and at this time a broken leg means
a broken man. Who will get in the
rest of his hay, cut the heavy stand
OF corn, harvest the garden crops.
Who will cut the winters wood and
store it in the shed? Who will milk
the COWS and help with the chores
while the broken leg is mending?
Lee Owen knows the answer be-
cause he knows the people. He and
the county agent, who goes from
home to home giving the farmers
the latest in scientific advice to help
them in their work, know that every
neighbor will be a good neighbor,
particularly in time of adversely. In
the true spirit of neighborliness and
friendliness which has been handed
down from generation to genera
ton, willing hands will Garry on"
for the victim in the true American
way.
There's more to the story of
the "Village Storekeeper" than
the store itself and its role in
community life; more than
neighborly helpfulness, children
trekking to the village school,
church bells ringing on Sunday
morning.
In filming the production, the di-
rector, Frank Donovan of New York
City, wanted to leave something
vivid, something arresting in the
hearts and minds of those who saw
the picture in foreign lands.
Example of Democracy.
To realize this objective, he
h W e d democracy in action
through the form of a New England
town meeting. To the old Meeting
House on Bradeen's ridge, which
for a century and half has echoed
the voices of men to whom the free
doms of religion and speech came
as a birthright, the townspeople
trudge for the session.
Here are the same people who
trade with the village storekeeper-
the folks who work in the mill, in
the woods and on the farms. The
storekeeper and the country doctor
share bench. The moderator, who
has charge of the meeting, lets his
gavel fall and the session comes to
order. Free men go about the bust
ness of running their own affairs in
a free land. The meeting is orderly,
each has chance to speak his
mind, decisions are made and the
rules.
This evidence of democratic gov
ernment climaXes a film devoted to
a portrayal of the American way of
life. It's the way folks live in the
land of "The Village Storekeeper"-
the way folks should live every
where. That is the message of the
film which WATERFORD and its people
are presenting to the world.
Browning chief., 1947-06-13

cials concerned with promoting for
eign relations insist, is anxious to
be a good neighbor to other folks in
all parts of the world. However, in
many cases, his efforts are met
with suspicious and misgivings. On
the theory that misunderstanding
arise from a lack of understand
ing the foreign relations experts
were assured that if people could
see in their own lands and hear in
their own tongue about life as it is
lived in the United States, they
would understand.
Message of Democracy.
Accordingly, they determined to
utilize the movie camera as a
means of showing people of all
races in all lands how we live and
what we do. Eager for knowledge
Of this country, these people would
see with their own eyes democracy
in action; they would hear in their
own tongue the story of the Ameri-
can way of life.
Through its embassies and consul
lates, the state department will show
the film throughout the world.
To carry Americas message of
democracy around the world, the
state department sought a commu-
nifty to epitomize the typical small
town OF the United States as we'll as
democracy in action.
The search centered in Maine.
Why Maine? For answer, boost
ers point to the motto, "The
State Of Maine Helps the State
of Mind" Once said, oft re-
peated, that quotation pays trib-
ute both to gifts Of nature and
to a way Of life which must live
in the hearts and mind of men
If the Four Freedoms are to
endure.
Nestled among the pine-clad hills
and fertile valleys of the Pine Tree
state, the town of WATERFORD was
selected as locale for the film. Here
the folks live close to the "grass
roots of America" and the country
store plays an integral role in their
daily existence.
STEPPED in History.
WATERFORD, small town of a
thousand odd people in southwest
ern Maine, is stepped in history.
Long before the ink had dried on
patriots signatures in Independence
hall sturdy pioneers had struggled
inland from our northern coast.
Campfires of the Abenaki warriors
disappeared, and by ITO several
families had grouped their cabins
in a corner of what came to be
known as Massabesic plantation in
the County of York, Province of
Maine, Colony of Massachusetts.
The influx of settlers continued and
soon their homes dotted the sides of
Ossipee mountain and the low hills
and valleys which ring the shores
of Ossipee pond.
Browning chief., 1947-06-13
WNU Features.

Long regarded of Americas cherished institutions
t country store and the life which centerS around
utilized demonstrate the American people
parts of the world.
Through the medium of the movie camera democracy in
action will be graphically portrayed to world
learn more about Uncle Sam and the mode of life followed by
his everncreasng family. Sam state department off
Browning chief., 1947-06-13

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31

Angle je zaprodala Hitlerovi.
DR.. Kfenek je vyhlasenym
fecnlkem a kazatelem a ma vel
kou nadeji v Rusky lid. Koste-
ly v Rusku jsou pry prepln6ny
a duchovni prevrat must a pTij-
de z lidu, ktery je pod vladou,
ktera buduje vyrobu a obchod,
prGmysl a zemedelstvf, rolnic-
tv1, tax ably Sc Rusko nemuselo
spolehat ma pT1voz.
DR.. Kfenek Sc svojf chotf Cd
jel do Chicago, kde pobude ne
jaky cas-. Recnil ma 20. Rfjna
a nekolik jinych prednasek
cesky a anglicky Dude nit V
Chicago. PAX navstivi mnohe
zapadnl staty: Nebraska, Iowu
Minnesota, kde je mnoho ces-
kych Osad a Short a kde pGso-
bill pc mnoho rok6.
Jest nam Ito, re pobyl tax
kratkou dobu v Baltimore a ne
mohl mas poct1t verejnou pred
naskou, nebot mnoho Cech6
teSilo Sc setkati S MIN a jeho
chot1,tak abychom poznali jeho
poctive smyslen1 a hluboke my
.slenky v pf1tomnych a budou-
c1ch pomerech nasi stare vlasti
k nam CechGm v teto move nasi
vlasti.
Jeho starost je obudoucnost
Ceskoslovenska, jak to asi bu-
de az DR.. Benes, president G. S.
R. nebude = a jaka b1da je
nyn1 v Cechach, reky vyschly,
pGda je vyprahla, tax re zimn1
obil1 nemGze vzkl1cit, zem je
jake popel sucha. Pen1ze posi-
lat do Czech nen1 dobre, pon6-
vadz Sc "a ne nemGze mnoho
koupit, ale stare pradlo a odev
|iidlo, mouku, koreni, rye. su-
che nude a jine pokrmy jsou
velmi zapotTeb1 a tn doufam,
re v Baltimore bychom mohli
my Cesi pomoci tenn, kterym je
pomoc zadoucna We stare VIA
sti.
Doufame, re DR.. Krenek Sc
ma zpatecni ceste stav1 v Balti-
more a vice nam pow nas1
eeske skole a my budem mu
moci ukazat, co odev1 jsme Sc
brali "a dobu kratkou, nez Sc
Dude vracet nazpet do Prahy.
S pozdravem vsem ctenaT1m
telegraph" a S d1kem redak-
toru
Jsem VaSpro dobro Cechu
Eda T.
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/ rim cvApo VIII adop ucpOkOii1

rim svtm vykladem uspokojil
vsechny.
! Rozesli jsme Sc s pocitem u
spokojenf. TTebaze vyskytlo Sc
tolik omluvitelnych i neomluvi-
telnych prekazek, svedcfcfch Q
tom, re jed reakce nam otravil
mnoheho naseho dobreho kra-
jana, prece Sc mas naslo dosti,
abychom pTilozivse ruce k dilu,
povzbudili liknave, spravne in
formovaIi svedene, nasli mnohe
ma ktere bylo zapominano a
jsem presvedcen, re pfisti %.
rijen Dude Mani dGstojns osla-
ven a spojenymi silami budou
vSechny prekazky stastne pre-
konany. inv
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31

p1. Kral pr peknem valcfku a
svitu pumkin lucerny, tax to ma
nj 1cinkovalo (nev1m jestli ten
valc1k a nebo ten panak), re z
neho chudaka Italy kusy sla-
my, inu tajemstvf tiny! Tez
Jsme byly posouzeny soudci:
(pl. Beran, Rob, Rokos, Char
vat, Rfha) a nevfm kdo jeste a
obdarovany darky. PAX isme Sc
.vytacely a roztacely pri nasi
trombonove kapele jejfz ka-
peln1k jest p1. Itch, ale chova-
ly jsme Sc slusne. My 81 ma po-
fadek marianne potrpfme a
pred dvanactou jsme sly dom1
jake poradn1 Tide. Take jsme
81 vyparadily ma ten vecer mist
most vselijakymi pumpkins a
krasnym barevnym rostim, KITE
re jsme dostaly az z Aberdeen.
Inu, my nejsme jen tax. Dou-
fam, re jsem ma zadneho neza-
pomn6la.
Nyni neco rozumneho!
Dne 10. listopadu jest nase
schGze a zaroven budem osla-
vovat den "Dik1vzdan1'', a my
zde v Americe name skutecne
"a co dekovat. Name vSechno
co 81 jen prejeme a nasfm vel
kym pranfm jest, ably jiz prisel
trvaly mir pc celem svete!
Tedy mile clenky, dostavte
Sc do sch6ze dine 10. listopadu
v l hodinu odpoledne presne.
Clenky ktere nemohou pfij1t
odpoledne, dejte sve jm6no pf.
Itch a Vas obed Yam Dude
pTedkladan cd 5 do $50 hodin
'vecer. Nyn1 ma shledanou pfi
.schGZi
Zdravi Vas,
Vybor.
Dekujem I. Ces. Dem. Klubu
z. wardy "a propGjcen1 klubov-
nj mfstnosti a pTejeme Jim hod-
ne zdaru!
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Sokolska Hlidka.
Radostna udalost.

Sokolskym manzeldm p. a pi.
Jerry a Ruth Hejny, 2012 Ash
land Ave. narodila Sc We ctvr-
tex, %. f1jna $3.50 p. m. V ne
mocnici sv. Josefa zdrava hol-
cicka a vazila 612 liber. Ma
minka i robatko jsou zdrave.
z narozeni dftka mali nejen ra-
dost rodice, ale dedecek a ba-
bicka p. a p1. Frank a Josefa
Hejny a dedecek a babicka
Gilbert a Elizabeth Panuska.
Holcicka byla pojmenovana
Linda Carol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
POSLEDNf VIVA

tenn, kteTi Sc dosud nepfihla-
sill o listky ma banket nebo pc
cesky hostinu ma den oslavy v
nedeli, dine 9. listopadu v So
kolovne. Nemel by schazet ami
ieden Sokol i S cleny rodiny.
Jiste i hodne pratel Sokola Sc
dostav1.
Proto sc prihlaste jeste dnes
a Ultra u Edy Sticky.
Jak jsem jiz nase bratry a
ctenaTe touto cestou upozornil,
dneSni dobou nen1 moudre
plytvati jfdlem. Name jiz pc
ruce diplomy pro vsechny pres
20 let v clenstv1 sokolske praci
vytrvajfci bratry a name jiz
zhotovene origineln1, skutecne
k teto oslave sc hod1c1 odzna-
ky pro kazdeho navstevn1ka.
Tento "knofl1k'', t.. j. button,
Dude vsem 1castnikdm tou nej-
lepsf upom1nkou ma rs let tr-
vani Sokolske Jednoty "Blesk".
Kazdy kdo ma zajem o evil
Cent, Pride k zahajeni v sobo-
tn, dine 8. listopadu, a nikdo
nesmf schazet v nedeli, dine 9.
listopadu, kdy vzdame poctu
tenn, kteff Jednotu zalozili a pr
zivote udrzovati pri tezkych
zacatcich, tenn, kter1 sokolsky
prapor dale a WISE nesli a jed
notu sesflili a pax tenn, kter1 do
dnes verni Tyrsovym ideal1m,
hytf, zivot a prospech jednoty v
srdci chovaji a udrzujf. Zveme
Vas vsechny, Sokoly, Sokolice
a pffiznivce sokolstvl ma tuto
pamatnou oslavu.
Pc oba dny pc programu bu-
de vyhravati br. Jan Svltak pro
tancechtive.
V sobotu, 8. listopadu pf1Jd-
tie ma iaternicky, ty same obsa-
hem, jake Sc delay u mas pr
zabijacce.
V nedeli = k vecefi lahodny
krocan.
Tez v nedeli Yam predvedem
zfilmovani Belcampskeho Slav-
neho Sokolskeho Dne v cerven-
|ci. mistrne vykony vzornych
druzstev, mistrG sveta v telo-
cviku z Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky i nasich Sokold, Sokolic a
tie drobotiny - vse V krasnych
pfirodnfch barvach. Slunkc
prazilo ten den = ale "a to Sc
povedly obrazky, waite z vet
siny brem. inz. Polaskem Bel
camp, a jsou kvality a vyberu
scen hodny odbornika!
Mas den oslavy Sc bllzl, test
line Sc ma nej a ma shledanou
Idlouho liz nevidenymi bratry
lsestrami a pTately.
Oslave Zdar!
Ia Poradajicf Vybor:
= Josef Bllek
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Snatek " Sokolske rodine.

Ultra, V sobotu, 1. listopadu
We 2 hod. odpol. oddani budou
v St. Athanasius Church snou-
bench 81. Norma M. Hajkova S
p. William c.. Zarubou.
Nevesta pochaz1 re zname
sokolske rodiny p. a p1. Franka
a Cecilie F.. Haiek, 1929 Penn
ington Ave-, Curtis Bay a re
mich je synem pf. Anastazie
Zarubove, 400 blocku Cherry
ILL.,, Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
SDRUZENf CSL. SPOLKU
"

zaslalo zadost Velvyslanectvi
c. S. r. We Washington6, ably
lhGta ma zasilani bezcelnych
baIickIG do Stare Vlasti byla
prodlouzena!
Zadajf sc ostatnf csl. organi-
SAGE V nasem m6st6, ably taktez
zaslali takove zadosti do Wa
shingtonu. Adresa jest:
CzechOslovak Embassy
2349 Massachusetts, Ave.
Washington : 8, d. c..
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DOPIS.
Vzacna navstsva z Prahy.

Rev. DR.. JOS. Krenek, senior
Ceskoslovenske C1rkve Evange-
licke v c. S. r. pTijel Sc svou
manzelkou, rozenou a znamou
ctenaTGm Bozenkou Yurs1ko-
YOU, ktera vyrostla a vysla
Vyssf Skolu v Baltimore a pax
jake deaconka pracovala a po-
mahala mnohym sem pTijetym
ceskym vystehovalcGm nalezti
pratelske pohosten1, nemoc-
nym osetfovanf, praci a domov.
A tn je mnoho tech, ktefi do
vedou sluzby jeff oceniti a vzpo
mfnajf ma jejf dobrou, milou
povahu a pratelske pohostenl
V dome rodic1 p. a p1. Ant.
Yursfka, kteT1 oba odpocivajl
ma Ceskem Narodnfm Hfbitove.
7. rfjna je ocekavalo mnoho
znamych z Chicago, Silver
Lake, Mimi, z Omahy a p1.
Albina Rezkova z Baltimore,
kdyz prileteli do New Yorku z
Prahy. V New Yorku pobyli
asi 2 tydny a n~avst1vili sestru
pi. K~renkove, p1. Emily Rho
YOU v Bayonne, N. Y.
Do Baltimore pTijeli 10. fij-
ma 81 odpocinouti u rodiny ses-
try Albiny a pana Johna Fai-
mana, pc odpocinku a pohos-
tent odjeli V ,autu p. Ora. Geo:
Rezka, lekarn1ka a jeho chotl
do Washingtonu, kde prohledli
81 hlavnf mesto nasi move vlasti
a navstfvili mladeho zamest-
nance ma Csl. Velvyslanectvl,
ktereho Rev, KTenek kftil kdyz
p1sobil jake faraf Silver
Lake, MINI. 0 tom shledanl
prftomna p1. B. Bendova wy
pravuje, jak obejmul pana a
PAM KTenkovou a medal jinac,
re museli nekolik mil Zajeti vi
Diet jeho domov, manzelku a
dcerusku.
Pc celodennfm jezdenl a cho-
zenf pTijeli zpet do Baltimore
a tn je cekalo u sestry Amy a
p. V. Pavl1ka( 1901 Cardenas
Ave. mnoho pratel a znamych,
vsichni bratri: Edward, Emil q
Otta Yursik a manzelky a SEES
try pf. Kfenkove: Marie Gre
gor, Albina a pan Faiman, Bar
bara Benda, pf. Pavlikove 4
generace p. a p1. Jan Bukov-
[sky, jeho matka, bratr a sestrs
a Edward Pavl1k S chot1 a dee.
rOu.
DR.. KTenek a jeho manzelks
museli vypravovati o presta
lych hr1zach a utrpenich mi
mule valky a vyhlldkach do bu
doucna pro starou vlast. Jeh(
vyklad, jak byly Cechy zapro
dane Angli1 a ma Francii Sc ne
mohlo spolehat. America j
moe vzdalena a co jineho mo
hla vlada Ceskoslovenska de
lati, nez pridati Sc k Rusku
lktere jim nabizelo pomoc, kdy;
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MlStnl Zprayy.
Radostna udalost.

Mladym krajanskym NAME
linn p. a p1. Tom a MaTence
SOulovym z Mace Ave. narodi-
la Sc holcicka V 1tery, %. Tijna
V 10 hodin dopoledne v Church
Home nemocnici. Maminka i
robatko jsou zdrave. Velkou
radost z narozen1 detatka ma
'dedecek" p. Vaclav PECK, INA
my krajan a obchodnfk, 1920
Ashland Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
MAS LETOSNf NARODNf
SVATEK v BALTIMORE.

Dvacate-devate vyrOc1 zalo-
zeni Ceskoslovensk6 R~epubliky
bylo oslaVeno ceskoslovenskym
lidem V Baltimore slaboucce =
oproti okazalym oslavam let
pTedchazejfcfch. Ba i ia pro-
klamace guvernera statu Ma
ryland ku dvacatemu osmemu
Tfjnu nebyla takovou, jak bylo
usneseno Generalnfm Shromaz-
denim Statu Maryland, z rOku
1885. To nejpodstatn6jsf z ce-
lie resoluce wyatt obcanstvo a
ucitele nasich Skol ably V ten
den We svych shromazddova-
cich mfstnostech vyslechli pf1-
padn6 projevy O demokratic-
kych zem1ch a duchu Ceskoslo-
vensk6 republiky a vzpom1nku
ma iejiho zakladatele T. c.. Ma
saryka, bylo pTehl6dnuto. Vim,
re humanum est errare, a tax
V nyn6jsf napjate a pfekotne
dob6 81 mnozi z mas fekli: V
Annapolis Sc jiste pTehledli a
my sami nebyvalou 1cast1 ma
hradime pTehl6dnut1 a naplnl-
me Sokolovnu'', re by jablko
nepropadlo 49,"
V takov6m ocekavanf pTislo
krasn6 ned6lni odpoledne pozd
nfho indianskeho leta kde jak
pravf basn1k:
"VSe iasalo a p6lo, plalo
pod sIunce svity teplymi,
svGi zivot vyzit p~ospichalo
pred vladou sede podzimn1."
Bohuzel sv6j zivot vyzit pospl-
chali: "S6raTi a rybafi V bla-
hem rozechvenf, re vody Poto-
macku Sc lesknou stT1brem mi
lionG moTskych pstruhd, a jaka
to pTTflezitost m1sto do Sokolov-
nv pTin6st domu a pochlubit Sc
sousedGm = koS1kem cerst-
vych ryb =.
Posp1chali ma svatecnf Wy
ifzdku majitele automobile,
prestraseni "proroctv1m' jiste-
no radioveho super-komentato-
ra, re nasledkem vyvozu gaso-
linu do Ruska = Dude op6tne
gasolfn prodavan ma l1stky -.
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mladiku
Z. wardy take nemusil mlti sve
TTstTicov6 Hody prave v den O.
slavy.
Omluvitelna byla mala 1cast
nasich katolickych krajanU.
Ceskoslovenska organisace Mel
svet6jsfho Jm6na, davno pred
datem nasf oslavy slibila 1cast
pTi velke manifestaci We zbroj-
nici 5. pluku a tax Sc stale, re
n6kolik set ba snad i vice neil
tisfc nasfch katolickych kraja-
MI pochodovalo do zbrojnice 5.
nluku. A budiz ku ieiich chva-
ie Teceno, re celia rada jich a
Iespon ma chvilku pTisla ably O.
sIaYila mas narodn1 svatek V So
kolovn6.
tisfcovym poctem baltimor.
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Mezi prvnimi mrtvymi, kterl
We ii. svetove valce a byli
pFFivezeni do Marylandu k pohr
benz je cesky mladik krajan
Charles Kokta, Seaman End
Class u. S. Navy.
Charles Kokta polozil sv6j
mlady zivot "a vlast "a. dubna
1914 v Pacificke Oblasti. Bylo
mu 10 let. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more z rodic1 Franka a Mary
Kokta, 5405 MAYHEM Ave.
PohTeb konal Sc dnes, V pa
tex re Cvachova Pohr. Domu
do kostela sv. Anton1na a Cd
tud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele. Nosici rakve byli clenov6
Naval Reserve a Charles Kokta
byl cestne pochovan S vojensky-
mi poctami.
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Vzpominka z Arizony.
Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix, Arizona
25. Tfjna, 1947.
Prosfm o laskave zas1lan1
TELEGRAPH" ma n1zeuvedenou
adreSu. Soucasn6 zas1lame
vsem znamym mnoho pozdra-
VII re Slunecn6 Arizony, ia i
Jel1nkovi.
Marie Vlk,
2930 w. Buckeye Road
Phoenix, Arizona
Dfky "a krasnou pohlednici
m6sta Phoenix a "a pozdravy.
Redakce.
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BALTIMORE CARE WEEK.

Starosta mesta 9th. Thomas
D'Alesandro, Jr., We zvlastnlm
obrade konanem v jeho 1Tadov
ne ma radnici minute stfedy
prohlasil tyden cd 2. do 8. lis
topadu Baltimore Care Week"
Care je bezvydelecna orga-
nisace, ktera Sc zabyva zaslla-
MIN potravinovych a odevnlch
bal1ck1 "a more.
Tato organisace Care otev-
Tela pobocku v nasem meste a
Size v els. 1913 w. Franklin st.
V sobotu, %. listopadu
poTada 'Posvfcenskou Zabavu'
Podp. Spolek "Rovnost" v Del
nickem Dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Nasemu ne1navnemu dopisova-
tell z Washisgtonu p. Franku
j. Rosnerovi

oznamujeme, re jeho slanek 0
schdzi Odbocky Ces. Narodnl-
no Sdruzenf We Washingtone
pffisel opozdene, az pc uzaver-
ce "Telegrafu''. Otiskneme jeJ
nezkraceny v pTistfm elsie.
Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Mesicnf schHze.

Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" Dude mi
tt schulz tuto nedeli We 2:3O
bod. odpol. a BALTIC. Jedn. So
kolic ma schulz take tuto ne
deli We 3 bod. odpol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Dairy ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. Hefmana.

Vybor Ceskeho
Narodn1ho Hfbitova $1,000
Sbor Ctilada 500
Csl. Krouzek Zen 500
Elsie J.. Kaspar 500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Zdravf Vas,

Dekujem I. Ces. Dem. Klubu
z. wardy "a propdjcen1 klubov-
nj mfstnosti a pTejeme Jim hod-
ne Zdaru!
Evening star., 1947-11-22
Delay Seen in Extension
IOf Memorial Parkway

Construction work may be de-
layed for some time on the author
lied extension of George Washing
ton Memorial Parkway to provide q
link to Lorcom lane and Lee high
way in Arlington County, it de-
veloped today.
Only one bid of $428, ,482 was re-
ceived by the Public Roads Admin
stration, and that bid, officials
seemed to think, is excessive for the
mile and a half of grading. The
offer was made by Nello Teer OF
Durham, N. c.
officials said no contract has been
awarded, and the bid is under study
It Is possible a second call for bids
will be necessary.
The route is regarded as one OF
the most important links in the
scenic parkway extending up the
Potomac River to Great Falls.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
Harrington 10 Raise
Rent, Offer 2-Year
'No-Boost' Leases

| Rents will be increased in Fair
lington next March, under a plan
which will permit residents to sign
two-year "stabilizing" leases.
The increases will be less than the
Is per cent maximum permitted by
Congress, an announcement yester-
day said and tenants who prefer may
sign for one-year instead OF two.
At present, all darlington tenants
are on a month-to-month basis
| Those who do not wish to participate
in the "stabilizing" plan may con-
tinue on this basis, 1t was said.
William Ziegler, general manager
of the Fairmac Corp, which re-
Gently acquired ownership of the
garden-apartment development in
Arlington, declared the month-to-
month basis was unsatisfactory to
the $500 tenants in darlington and
said the new plan would provide
stability "every family has right
to enjoy"
Called Assurance Against Boost.
"The new plan gives the tenant
definite assurances that, regardless
of possible infiationary conditions
and continually mounting operating
costs, rents will not be increased In
either 1e4S or 1949," Mr.. ziegler said.
The corporations announcement
said the monthly increases will be
from IS to $40, varying with apart
ment sizes and locations. Because
of unsettled conditions in the Wash
ington area, it said, the new plan
permits a tenant to cancel his lease,
without penalty, on 30-day notice,
although it will protect him for the
lease period
Mr.. Ziegler said there would be no
obligation or compulsion to accept
the new arrangement, which Is in
keeping with the spirit Of the law
as enacted, but which is more lib
eral."
Proposed Rental Schedules.
Under the new plan. rental sched-
ules for the units will range as fol-
lows:
Four rooms Zone bedroom), $63.50
| to $67.50.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
New Insecticide Dust
Discovered in Virginia
By the Assoe;otsd Press

!
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. IA new
Iinsecticide dust, which Is expected to
save growers many thousands Of dol
lars, has been discovered by Lloyd
w. Brannon, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture entomologist,
who Is stationed at the Virginia
Truck Experiment Station here.
Mr.. Brannon found that by mixing
one quarter the amount Of rotenone
with either piperonyl butoxide he
obtained the same control over the
Mexican bean beetle as with the
former dust which contained four
times the amount Of rotenone.
The Importance of the discovery,
Mr.. Brannon said. can be seen from
the fact that farmers in the United
States alone use from 20 to 40 mil
lions of pounds of rotenone dust
mixture each year. He added that
rotenone Is used throughout the
world.
Evening star., 1947-11-22

-Four rooms Zone bedroom, two.
story duplex, &74 to SO.
Five rooms (two bedroons), 974.St
to $40.
Five rooms (two bedrooms, two.
story duplex $86 to $3.50. $50.
Six rooms (three bedrooms), $3.50
TO $50. so.
Six rooms (three bedrooms, two
story duplex, $97.S0 to $9s.50.
The Fairmac Corp. purchased the
darlington development, described
as the largest OF It's kind In the
United States, from the Government
for approximately $4,000, 1000.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
GIebe Theuter Service Set

The Rev. James W.. Farmer, pastor
of the Memorial Baptist Church Of
Arlington, will preach at the II am.
service tomorrow at the Glebe The
ater, 2134 North Glebe road, Arling-
ton, Va. He will talk on salvation,
a Necessity"