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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
WACKU5ETT LEAVES
 ENR0UTE SEATTLE

USCG Cutter Wachusett sailed from Juneau at 9:30 o'clock last evening for Ketchikan and Seattle. Her orders. which had been awaited for some time, will take the ship to Seattle for checkup in drydock after com pletion of her first years ser vice.
 On board the Wachusett were office effects and equipment from the Steamboat Inspection Service office in the Federal Building, which was closed this week after 35 years and is being transferred to Ketchikan.
 No information is available as to how long the Wachusett will be at Seattle, but unofficial esti- mates were made that the check up and overhaul might take as long as three weeks.
 Scheduled for Court Cruise in Alaskan waters beginning in May and lasting through most of June, the Wachusett will return to her home port at Juneau from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
TWO FEATURES AT
 CAPITOL DURING
 PRESENT WEEKEND

Two features are on the bill at the Capitol this weekend start ing tonight
 "The French Key" one of the features, is based on a famous detective novel, starring Albert Dekker, Mike Mazurki and Evelyn Ankers.
 From start to finish, 1t is pack cd with exciting escapades around the main character, Johnny Fletch- CT, a charming rascal of a detective who manages to get all inter- twined with the underworld. the police, romance, coin collectors and society millionaires.
 The other feature is That Tex as Jamboree," thrilling story of the west.
 The Hoosier Hotshots from the National Barn Dance, Ken Curtis, Jeff Donnell, Andy Clyde, Quinn Big Boy Williams, Robert Stew ems, the Dinning Sisters, Deuce Spriggins and his band with the Plainsmen and Carolina Cotton are the featured performers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
MARY ROSS ELECTED TO ATTEND REBEkAH
 ASSEMBLY IN JUNE

The Rebekah Lodge No. PA held their regular bi-monthly meeting Wednesday April g, at the Odd Eel lows Hall Mrs. Mary Ross was elected Representative to the Rebe- kah Assembly which will be held in Bellingham, Wash, the latter part of June.
 Following lodge the Auxiliary members held most enjoyable and profitable auction sale, George Jorgenson and Jean Talkington act ing as auctioneers. A social hour was enjoyed and cake and coffee were served by the committee in charge The Auxiliary wishes to thank every member for contribut- ing to the success of this sale; and hopes at some future date to hold an auction which will be open to the public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINE5 FLIES 37
 ON THURSDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines reported flights yesterday to Petersburg, Wrangell, Ketchikan, Sitka, Peli- can. Hoonah, Tenakee, Hood Bay and Hawk Inlet. The flight to Ketchikan returned by way of Sit ka
 Passengers from Juneau to Sitka were Dr. Earl Jackman, Dr. M. Dauber, P. N Moore, Charles Vau- ghn, George Blanchard and Mary Lawson; from Juneau to Hood Bay, Tom Morgan; to Hawk Inlet, Carl Anderson; to Tenakee, David How ard and Mrs. Fromholtz.
 From Juneau to Petersburg, John Carter Jr.; from Wrangell to Ket- chikan, L. A. Engstrom, Frank Asten and Ray Selfrige; from Ket- chikan to Sitka, Ray Gildner; from Wrangell to Sitka, Mrs. Helen Lemke and three children; from Ketchikan to Juneau, MT. and Mrs. Joe Neimis. From Sitka to Juneau, L. c. Pet CTS, Ben See, Susan Maycock, c. w. Hoddon and R. Mize; from Peli- can, Bud Phelps; from Hoonah, William Horton, Al Blake and s. Chutuk; and from Tenakee, Sam Asp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
C|ari(e Green To Be Bride of
 Stephen Feist

Miss Clarice Green will become the bride of Stephen J. Feist at a ceremony at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, April l2, at the Catholic Church of the Nativity, the Rev. Robert Whalen reading the vows.
 Miss Ruth Anne Anderson will be Maid of Honor, and best man will be MT. William Ferraro.
 The wedding is invitational, but all friends of the popular couple are invited to the reception which is to be held in the Iris Room of the Baranof Hotel between tEe hours of 9 and II o'clock to- morrow night.
 The bride-to-be is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Green of this city. She is a graduate of the Juneau High School, class of l946 and at present is on the staff of the Alaska Road Con- mission
 The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. W. J. Hanken, of Igloo, South Dakota, and brother ot Martin V. Feist of Douglas. He is captain of the mailboat Ya- kobi and has been here since his discharge from the U. S. Navy a year ago.
 The couple will make their home in the Grand Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
Ruth TOrkeIsOn
 Becomes Bride of
 Jerry MeC

The marriage of Miss Ruth Tor kelson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Emil Samuelson of Juneau, to MT. Jerry Mccarthy, son of William F. Mccarthy of Madison Lake, Minn., was solemnized last evening in the Church of the Nativity with the Rev Robert Whalen, S.J. pronounc- ing the vows. Easter lilies and baskets of spring flowers provided the setting for the ceremony.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her step-father, wore pink champagne net gown, an original by Joseph Whitehead, de- signed with a tiered skirt and bouf- iant sleeves with long cuffs. Her matching net headdress was gath cred to a tiara of rosebuds. She carried a white prayer book with ribbon streamers to which were caught Cecil Bruner roses.
 Mrs. Joseph w. Alexander the brides sister and matron- -of-honor, wore turquoise crepe fashioned with a harem- gathered peplum and long fitted sleeves. Her hat was of matching ostrich feathers. She carried a bouquet of pink roses.
 MT. Paul Wilson acted as best man. Ushering were MT. Charles A. Carmody and MT. Dan Ward.
 The wedding music was played by Mrs. Lillian Uggen, with Miss Lois Hared as soloist.
 For her daughters wedding Mrs. Samuelson chose powder hlue lace with matching hat and gloves. Her corsage was of red roses.
 At the reception in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel Mrs. George B. Rice was in charge. Pouring were Mrs. John Brilliant, Mrs. Evelyn Hollmann, Mrs. Robert Killewich and Miss Etolin Coulter. Assisting were Mrs. Joe Mathison and Miss Pat Nelson. Mrs. Ralph Randall had charge of the guest book.
 MT. and Mrs. Mccarthy left to- day on their wedding trip to Hono- lulu. After May 6 the couple will be at home at Annette Island where he is dispatcher for Pan American World Airways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
DYE. DEPT. ELECTS

A regular monthly meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment was held last evening in the City Hall. with good turnout of members present. A nominat- ing committee of Tony Peiss, Rob- ert Wagner and Earl Miller an nounced their selection of officers which were duly elected as follows: Arne Shudshift. Fire Chief Cor don Gray, President; Robert Wag- ner, Vice President; A. J. Balog, Secretary; Jack Warner, Trustee; Alex Gair Jr., Chief Truck Driver; Foreman of Hose Go. No. 1, Everett Martinson, Foreman of Hose Co. No. 2, James Wellington.
 Both past Fire Chief PuSich and President Warner were given thanks for outstanding services to the De- partment. Mike Pusich had served for so many terms as Chief, even he didn't know the number Rex Hermann, Chairman of the Annual Spring Dance announced the date of May 10 had been set. This will be the 49th Annual Dance given by the Department.
 Jack Langseth, longtime and hon. ored member of the Department, was announced as hospitalized and members of the Department asked to call
 Committees appointed by new President Gray, were Maintenance Committee, Everett Martinson, Ray Mccormick and R. Swanson; Refreshment Committee, Wm. Dore, Joe Reidi and Mickey Pusich.
 Following the meeting, Sante De- gan, Ray Mccormick and Matt Laughlin spread typical Firemen's feast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
G0L0vIN DEER HERD, SCATTERED BY WOLVES,
 REPORTED RECOVERED

The Golovin relnueer herd, re- ported last week as being scatter ed by wolves, has been recovered. according to word received today by the Alaska Native Service off, ces here. The herd has been as- ssmbled into three groups, one at Rocky Point, another at Film and the third group in back of Colo vim
 ANS officials here said that in- structions are being sent out to have the herd, which now numbers over 600, assembled into one group during the fawning season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
D.I.W. CLUB MEET

The Douglas Island Woman's Club held their April meeting at the home Of Mrs. E. P McCarron with Mrs Gordon Gray serving as co-hostess Following the business meeting, Mir and Mrs. Ray Nevens showed their Kodachrome slides of Juneau and vicinity. They were en- Enthusiastically received by the mem- bers present.
 The Ways and Means Committee announced another game party for May 3, at the Eagles Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
JHs TEACHER RESIGNS

Mrs. Marye Weidner has resigned from her position on the staff of Juneau High School, and Mrs. Charles Burdick has taken over her classes until the end of the school year.
 Mrs sWeidner, the former Marye Brooks, had classes in World His tory, Alaskan History, and Civics, and in addition was advisor of the Freshman class.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
LAST CALL, RED CROSS

Thirty families have taken out memberships in the Red Cross by voluntarily subscribing on the list provided for that purpose at the Douglas Drug Store. No house to house canvassing is being made in Douglas this year. Residents wish ing to contribute by buying a mem bership may do so by voluntarily signing their names at the store or by contracting Val Poor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
JURY ~:1IL SATURDAY

Judge Harry E. Pratt excused the trial jury panel in U. s. District Court this morning until 10 am to- morrow The court directed Clerk of the Court John Walmer to draw the names of 60 more persons for jury duty during the current court term. Only persons living within 15 miles of Juneau, will be called. The additional jurors will report tomorrow at 10 am.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
MORNING MARRIAGE

Amer A. Wolff, Ketchikan, and Ida w. Fisher, Durham, NC, were married this morning by the U. s. Commissioner here. Witnesses to the ceremony were Miss Laura A. Johnson and Thomas J. Moore The couple will reside at Ketchi- kan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
SHABALDAKS LEAVE

MT. and Mrs. Sam Shabaldak, proprietors of Triplex Cleaners, will close their shop on Tuesday, April Is, and leave Juneau for vacation in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
REPORT CARDS OUT

Report cards have been circulated to students in the Douglas Public School ending the 5th 6-week per- iod of School.
 St. Luke's Episcopal Church will he reopened Sunday for regular services after a recess of several weeks Church will also be as usual at o'clock Sunday evening and this week the minister will be the Very Rev. Charles E. Rice. Dean Rice has many friends in Douglas who will undoubtedly plan to go to hear him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11

A legacy of $5,000 which Benja- min Franklin left to Boston upon bis death in -..sJ grew to $431,- 15618 by 1890.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
JOHN MONAGLE HERE

John Monagle, Territorial High way Patrolman at Anchorage. is in Juneau visiting his friends and relatives Monagle is a former Ju- neau Chief of Police.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
 WEDNESDAY,, APR. 16

The Juneau Garden Club will meet at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, April Is, at the home of Mrs. E. L. Keithahn on Glacier Highway.
 Miss Ann Coleman will be in charge of the program and the topic under discussion will be bulbs and tubers.
 A pair of mice, beginning at the age of six months, will bear an average little of nine young three to 12 times year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11

Sell it with an EInp..e Want-ad!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Kesselring obvinsn z dalsich
zIocinH.

Benatky, Italie. - Nemecky
polni marsalek Kesselring "a
valky nemecky velitel v Italii,
ktery je souzen proto, re nese
zodpovednost "a zavrazdenl
1922 Itald, byl obvinen z DIAL
SIGH tezkych zlocinu.
Pred britskym vojenskym
soudem byly podany d6kazy o
TOM, re Kesselring nechal W.
hladit cele vesnice v oblastech,
obsazenych partyzany.
Dalslm d1kazem byl Kessel-
ringG6v rozkaz v italskem radiu,
natoceny ma desky, kterymz
narizuje, ably byli zatceni rukoj
mi a zastreleni pro sabotaz, a
by byly zapaleny vesnice, kde
Sc jew cinnost partyzanu a ably
byli vGdcove partyzand pove-
Semi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Eide v Ceskoslovensku pro
dvoulety plan.

Praha. " zajmu propaga-
ce dvouletky duchovnfmi pred
staviteli jednotlivych cirkvf
prOmluvil v ~prazskem rozhlase
polnf duchovnf DIR. Hanus Re-
EEK, namestek prazskeho hlav-
nfho rabfna.
Rabfn DIR. Rezek poukazal
ma to, re zbytek csl. zidovstva,
ktery sc vratil pc hrozn5ch T.
trapach z koncentracnfch a wy
hlazovac1ch tabor1 nebo jake
pTfsluSn1ci zahranicn1ho odbo-
je, uv1tali dvouletku S radostf,
ponevadz tfmto planem ma byt
zaiisten rozkvet a prospect
statu, "a jehoz vGdci myslenky
svobody, demokracie a socialnf
epravedlnosti trpeli a bojovali.
Gsl. eide jsou stastni - pravil
dr.. Rezek - re pc tolikerych
'1trapach mohou opet spolecne
budovat novy zivot.
Svou pnsobivou rec skoncil
rabin DIR. Rezek slovy proroka
Izaiase: mir, mir dalekemu
jake blfzkemu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Filmy O F.. D. Rooseveltovi
mali byti natoceny.

Nejstarsf syn zesnuleho pre-
sidenta F. D. Roosevelta, James
Roosevelt prohlasil, re neodvis-
II filmovy vyrobce Jay Richard
Kennedy chce natocit jeden
neb pTfpadne vice flint O 1.-Two
t6 F. D. Roosevelta.
James Roosevelt navrhl, ably
81 Kennedy zfskal informace Cd
clenG Rooseveltovy rodiny, cd
pfatelG a statn1ku, kteTf s pre-
sidentem Rooseveltem spolu-
%pracovali. Dale kladl take va
hu IA to, ably byly zfskany in
formace t6z cd tech, kteTf S
Rooseveltem a zejmena S jeho
politikou nesouhlasili.
Kennedy fekl, re informace
budou peclive sbfrany obzvlas-
t6 We Washington, Hyde Par
ku, We Warm Springs a ma il
nych m1stech, ktera hrala roll v
zivote presidenta Roosevelta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Smlouva mezi Britanii
a Francii.

Zahranicni ministfi Britanie
a Francie oznamili 20. 1nora
schvalenf svymi %parlamenty
smlouvy pratelstvi a vzajemne
pomoci ma dobu SO rok1 mezi O.
bema zememi, jez byla pode-
psana v 1tery, 4. brezna v his
torickem pristavnfm meste Dun
kerque ma Anglickem prGlivu.
Francie a Britanie jiz mali
smlouvy o vzajemne pomoci s
Ruskem. Oba dokumenty jsou
mireny v prvnf Tade ma Nemec-
ko, avsak je tam vyjadreno row.
nez dohodnutf ma spolupraci
pro bezpecnost a ekonomicke
zvelebenf Evropy.
Ornament o novem paktu by
10 pozdraveno jasotem v brit
skem parlamentu a rovnez We
francouzskem narodnim shro-
mazdenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
AMERIcTf LETCI PREKONA-
Ii JAK DALKOVY TAX
RYCHLOSTNf REKORD.

Okazalymi vykony pTekona-
Ii 3 odvaznf letci diva rekordy.
Dvoumotorova a dvoutrupo-
pova stihacka Betty-Jo pristala
pc letu vedoucim primo z Ho-
nolulu do New Yorku a trvaj1-
elm IA hodin a 33 minut " No
vem Yorku. Pr tom byla bez
pristan1 zdolana letecka trait
5,051 mil.
O n6kolik hodin pozdeji pTi-
stale ma temze letisti jedno sti-
haci letadlo typu Mustang, KITE
re urazilo trait z Burbank, Cal.
do Noveho Yorku "a 6 hodin a
Z minut.
Nejdelsi trait kdy prekonana
stihacim letadlem.
z onoho letadla Betty-Jo wy
stoupili Size unaveni avsak
stastnf letci podplukovnfk Ro-
bert E. Thacker co pilot a po-
rucfk John M. Ard jake CO.
pilot pc letu, ktery je nejdel-
Sim kdy vykonanym stihacfm
letadlem.
Let byl dale pozoruhodnym
tim, re stihacf letadlo muscle
pri startu zvednouti nejvetsi
zatfzenf a to z tun gasolinu.
Dale byl tento let prvnim le-
tenn bez pristanf z Honolulu dc
New Yorku. Letadlo pTi tom
udrzovalo prGm6rnou rychlost
ponekud vetsf nez 348 mil "a
hodinu.
Rychlostni rekord z roku 1914
byl prekonan.
Hrdina onoho druheho re.
kordnfho letu byl rychlostni
odborn1k Paul Mantz, ktery
svym letem prekonal rekord DIR.
zeny podpluk. Jack Carterem
ktery potreboval pro tutez trat
casu 6 hodin, 80 minut a sc
vterin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Redaktor a Administrator
H L
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue - 13
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Pacificke lodstvo Dude prova-
det velke manevry.

Pearl Harbor. = Admiral
John H. T. Towers prohlasil, re
americk6 pacificke losdtvo "a
haj1 tento tyden velke manevry
tax ably opet zfskalo bojovou a
manevrovac1 schopnost.
Pc skoncenl valky nastala
hlavne nasledkem rychle demo-
bilisace jista organisacnf pre-
stavka, ktera nynf must byti do
hanena. Nynejsf manevry ma
il znacne prispeti k dosazenf
dffv6jsf vykonnosti.
Velka cast lodi jiz vyplula,
aby zaujala posice, urcene pro
zahajen1 manevrG.
Hlavn1m bodem a zakonce-
MIN cvicen1 ma byti soustfede-
ny 1tok ma Pearl Harbor, Ike
kteremu dojde asi 10. bTezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Snshova kalamita ma Cesko-
moravske vysocine.

Praha (CTK) - Ceskoslo-
venskou vysocinu postihla sne-
hova kalamita. Zvlaste ma Sc
vernf Morave neprestalo cd po-
catku dnora pribyvat snehu.
Ma vsech silnic1ch Sc tvorf "a
veje, ktere jsou s velkym 1sil1m
neustale odstranovany. Uvol-
meme silnice vsak byly do rama
opet zavaty. Nejsvfzelnejs1 po-
merry jsou v opavskem Slezsku.
Sjfzdnost silnic mono udrzet
nejvyse n6kolik hodin denn6.
Ma nekterych mfstech jsou sne-
hove pluhy prot vysokym "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Bombami do ledovych ker ma
Dunaii " Komarne.

Bradshaw (CTK) - Ma zbyt-
cfch zeleznicn1ho mostu ma Du-
naji v Komarne, ktery Nemci
znicili pri 1stupu, Sc kupf hro-
viva ledova hraz. Ia hrazi Sc
hromadi velke mnozstv1 vody a
ledovych ker. Je nebezpec1, re
pr nahle obleve Dude zatopena
velka cast jiznfho Slovenska.
Jsou take ohrozeny stavby ko-
marenskeho pT1stavu a Petrzal-
ka u Bratislavy. Ledova pre-
hrada ma Dunaji v Komarne
ma byt roztrhana leteckymi
bOmbami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Czech pozvan do atomoveho
komitetu.

Prof. DR.. Jindfich Krepelka,
professor anorganicke chemie a
reditel chemickeho ustavu pfi-
rodovedecke fakulty v Praze,
byl pozvan do mezinarodniho
chemickeho atomoveho komite-
tn, v nemz zaseda pouze sest
svetovych chemik1.
DR.. Kfepelka je jedinym ces-
kym universitn1m profesorem,
jenz Sc stava clenem jmenova-
neho vyboru. Zaroven DIR. Kre-
pelka obdrzel pozvani z Parf-
re, ably Sc 1castnil chemickeho
kongresu, ktery sejde Sc v Lon
dyne zacatkem cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
cinnosti sopky Etna jsou
4 oboe ohrozeny.

Catania, Italie.-Znama sop
ka Etna ma Sicilii je v cinnosti
Proud lazy nynf jiz 6 mil dlou-
ny ohrozuje A obce, jichz oby-
vatele skoncili prfpravy k Ute
ku pred hrozlclm nebezpecfm.
Omen zkazonosny proud lazy
je vysoky % stop a $50 stop ST.
a vail Sc pc severovychod-
MIN svahu hory. Cinilo to do
jem jake by byla jedna S obcf a
Size Cisterna docasne zachra-
nenou, kdyz proud lazy zmenil
avsak zacaly sc tvofiti
proudly move a nebezpecf OBJ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Rusko Sc dozaduje ucasti " kon-
trole industrialniho Ruhrska.

Moskva. - Sovetsky narok
ma pod1l kontrole Ruhrska,
nemecke nejdGlezitejsf indus
trialnf oblasti, ucinen byl jas
nym v ostrem 1toku ma britsky
plan pro budoucnost Ruhrska.
We clanku v Izvestech, vlad-
MIN casopise, pravdepodobne
jest tlumoceno stanovisko Via
dy, kdyz tam bylo prohlaseno,
re britsky plan "zamerne" ig-
noroval otazku dcasti Sovetske-
no Svazu v mezinarodnl kon-
trole."
Jak naloziti S Ruhrskem, srd-
Gem nemeckeho tezkeho pr1-
myslu, Dude jednou z ozeha-
vych otazek, O nichz Dude jed
nano We schulz ctyrmocenske
ministerske rady, jez zahaj1
sve zasedanf v Moskve 10. bre-
Una.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
vejlm bezmocny. V nekterych
kraJlch byla maizena, pracovni
povinnost ma odstranovani sne-
hu.
Palestinske pomerance
" Cechach.

Praha. ~ ceskych m6stech
Sc objevily prvnf pomerance.
Mlnuly mes1c jich prijel cely
nakladn1 Wax. Byla to prvnf
zasilka, ktera dosla do Cesko-
slovenska pc valce. Pomeran-
&c, ktere pochazejf z Palestiny
byly rozdeleny do vsech kraft
v Cechach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
25O-clenna vyprava ma Mezi
narodni festival mladeze
do Prahy.

Bradshaw (CTK) - Tajem-
mix Svedskeho sdruzen1 pro me-
zinarodnf spolupraci Erik Lind
blom prohlasil, re Svedsko W.
sic asi 25O-clennou vypravu ma
Mezinarodnf festival mladeze,
ktery Dude letos lete v Praze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

ma ne pf1tele cd tajne pOlicie,
ktery uz pax vykonal svoji po-
vinnost."
"A coz ty plavby, kdyz jsme
jezdili rybarit! To dnes mi ja-
ko pohadka -"
To jsme zastavili vzdy tam
kde byla skola ryb, kapitan ne
chal zakotviti LODI a vsichni pa
sazem chytali sec NELL zajem.
KIDD nemel udice a vnadidla a
chtel chytat, dostal vypdjcit.
"Jsou to pekne vzpominky,
ale vsemu i dobremu je konec."
Pofadne Sc napil re sklenice,
oddechl 81 a pokracoval:
80, panecku, to je pohodlic-
ko takhle tady odpoGfvat nyn1.
A mann tn kus lode, tax Sc O.
pravdu cftfm jake donna"
Name Sc vynorily jeste jine
vzpominky. Jak o ctvrtem Ger
venci pc zapadu slunce jsme
p~ozorovali pfekrasny ohnostroj
podel bfehI Long Island z pa
luby PGlmesfce, jak jednou
jsme Twill ma melcine a museli
cekati ma pr1liv, ktery LODI u
volnil, a jak podnapily stark
|skocil z paluby do vody a pax
no museli zachranovat.
Ia ten 1~ctyhodny pocet ety.
riceti let co plul PGlmes1c pod
velenfm kapitana stall Sc neroz-
lucitelnymi kamarady a tudfz i
do vysluzby 81 kapitan nechal
odnesti kus lode ma pamatku.
Bylo dohrano a to pT1tel uz
spatfil prfchoziho.
"Vid1m, re Sc znate, kapitan
ie nasfm nejvernejsfm clenem.
Klub Nikodemd by ami nemohl
bez nej existovati."
"Nikodem1?"
"Tak jsme sc nazvali, proto-
re kazdy sc must zavazati &c
Sc ponoTf - nell vykoupa = a:
lespon jednou tydne v morske
vode, a to v zine v lete."
"Snad proto jste vsichni tai
zdravi a svez1!"
"a jak nam chutna."
Co ten telocvik a pece O telt
nekona "a zazraky! Nahle by
la spolecnost, k n1z Sc nynf pri
druzilo i nekolik dam, upouta
ma skakajlc1m svetelkem v kou
tie stTechy. Pfistoupili blfze
v prftmi tam bylo videti zabu
z nfz jakoby Sc svftilo.
81 to je mil Kristal," VIOLA
kapitan. ease 81 patrne pc
chutnal ma svetlusce. Divotvor
ne jsou cesty pTfrody, n6kd.
tezce pochopitelne."
Nepokladali kapitana "a po
divfna, ale vedeli, re ma mnoh'
psdobnych rGznych zajmG. We
enc svezf a bodry, mel tn n;
stTese mensf zahradku, v byt'
zlate rybicky, ma stojanu pa
pouska, kanara v kleci a kra
bicfch nekolik jesterek. Celol
tuto svoji rodinu zasoboval pc
choutkami, ktere jim byly nej
lahodnejsimi. A tax neby
sam.
Ia nedlouho celia s~polecnos
byla usazena okolo stolu a pt
osvezen1 obcerstvuj1c1mi Sc ma
poii pustila Sc do zpevu. A tai
bylo slyseti refreny p1sn1 jake
-. kapitan jen bolne zlral
kterak vftr plachty szlral, hols
10 81 hej, hola 10 81 hej -"
The Republican., 1947-10-23
Packers do not make
livestock prices

In their day, the hardy, self-sufficient
longhorns were the best breed for the
open, unfenced ranges. In land with
out transportation they actually took