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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

parents. MI. and Mrs. d. w.
Smith of Port st. Joe, Fla. and
her brother and sister-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. DOYLE Smith Of
Brooklyn, N. Y The party,
which departed last Tuesday for
visits in Arkansas and Louis
lana is expected to return to
Pascagoula Tuesday. The young
err Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will then
depart for Brooklyn but the elder
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will remain
for a visit of a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Dantzler
will go this weekend to Panama
City, Fla, to attend the Gambler
Cup races. MI. Dantzler will sail
in the races as a representative
of the Biloxi Yacht Club.
Pat Wilson arrived home Fri
day from Spring Hill College
at Spring Hill, Ala. TO spend the
summer with his mother, Mrs.
Marion Wilson.
Mrs. A. E. Cavagnie and Miss
Irma Gavagnie spent the past
weekend in Biloxi as guests OF
Misses Margie and Virgie Cav
agnie.
Allan Dyson, of the teaching
staff of Loyola University at
New Orleans is spending a short
vacation here where he is visit
ing Mrs. N. S. McGrath and the
Misses Jonte. and other friends.
Mi. Dyson will return to New
Orleans in time for the open
ing of the summer school at
Loyola.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Dantzler on Washing
ton venue last week yer the
latter's mother and brother, Mrs.
j. B. Hughes and Billy Hughes,
of Moorhead, Miss. After spend
ing a few days they returned to
their home and later in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dantzler had as
guests Misses Anne Weyly and
Louise Reed of Lake Providence.
La. room mates of Mrs. Dantz-
Ter when the three attended
Duke University.
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Charles II. Gray at their home
on Lake avenue. He was joined
later in the day by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Burdick of
Milwaukee, Wis, who will be
guests of him and his family
and of DR.. and Mrs. Gray.
Miss joyce Justice arrived
home Friday from Oxford where
she has been studying at the
University of Mississippi and will
spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Justice.
c. j. May drove to Oxford
Monday where he spent a few
DAYS in special study at the Uni
versity of Mississippi, returning
home Thursday. Mr.. Nav was ac-
eompanied to Oxford by Mrs.
Tom Kell who went to take a two
weeks course in library work at
Ole Miss and who will visit her
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Stone while
there.
Mrs. c. J. May. Sr. of Poplar
vile is a visitor in the home of
her son, c. j. Nav, Ola Washing
ton avenue. The family group al
so includes Sebe May of Brook
haven who will pay an extended
visit to the younger Mr.. and Mrs.
MAY.
Mrs. j. M. Adams drove to
Jackson Monday to bring back
her daughter, Miss Miriam, who
has been a student at Mississip-
pi college. They arrived home
Tuesday.
Arthur l.. Allen plans to de-
part Friday for Panama City
where he will spend the week
end with his sister, Mrs. H.. B.
Everitt. He will be accompanied
home by his sister, Mrs. R. K.
HOLSTER who has been visiting
Mrs. Everitt since her return
from Pascagoula.
Mrs. Grace Wood had as guests
over the weekend her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Sanders of New Orleans.
Mrs. H. D. Cudabac, Sr. is ex-
pecting her daughter, Mrs. H. H.
Yawn to arrive Tuesday from
Fulton, Miss. for a visit of a week
with her. Mrs. Yawn will be ac-
companied by her three sons,
Howard who has just finished a
term at Ole Miss, Mack, who
comes from the Columbia Mill
tary academy at Columbia, Tenn,
and IL year old Louie who is
still at home.
E. A. Elliott has been down
from Birmingham this week to
complete moving the family be-
longings to the new home that
he has bought in Birmingham
to which city he and his family
have returned for residence. He
expects to leave for home, Fri
day.
Among the boys who have re-
turned home from st. Stanis-
laus at Bay st. Louis to spend
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the vacation period with their
respective families are Joe o.
Donohoe, who will be with his
aunt, Miss Nina O'Donohoe, Al
fred Walker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Walker, Sturgeon and
Aaron Lachaussee, sons of Mr.,
and Mrs. Jules Laehaussee, and
Frank Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G.. johnson.
Among those who attended
the graduation of Miss Nettie
Mansfield from Our Lady of Vic
tories high school we're her
aunts, Mesdames Norman Brown
and w. ]. Gautier and her un.
ele, E. J. Veillon, and Norman
Brown of Mobile.
Mrs Motley Byrd and son, Mol.
lev, Jr. will go to Brookhaven,
Friday to visit until next Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. GAMER and
daughter, Joan, of New Orleans
were guests of Mrs. Nose Rlan-
chard and daughter. Jean, over
the weekend having come to wit
ness the graduation OF Jean who
is Mr.. Gamers niece, from Our
Lady of Victories High School
Sunday. Mrs, Allie Potter and
Ernest Carter Of Mobile were
guests of Mrs. Blanchard and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Pol Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r
King and the latter's mother
Mrs. j. E. Scott, of Lexington
KY. and George Hague and son
Hermes, drove to Columbus, Miss
Sunday morning to see Miss
Dorothy Hague be graduated with
honor from Mississippi State
College for Women and to attend
the baccalaureate sermon. After
staying over night in Columbus
the party, which was joined by
Miss Hague, went to spend a few
hours at Mississippi State col.
lege at Starkville, returning home
Monday night.
E. S. Carter was moved to his
home in Pascagoula. Thursday
from the Jackson County hos
pital where he has been under
treatment for over a week for
an old injury. He is reported as
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Mrs. Rachel McGruder, of
Starkville is visiting her sister,
Miss Mae McInnis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thomp-
son and daughter have return
ed to their home in Kingsport,
Tenn, after a visit with Mrs.
Thompson's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
r. c. Eley.
Mrs. E. c. Newton and daugh-
ter of Evansville, Ga, arrived
this week to join Mr.. Newton
and to make this city their home.
They will reside at 207 Bellview
street.
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet spent a
few days last week in New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Craw-
ford of Zachary, La. spent a few
DAYS this week with Mrs. Laura
Mays and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Mays.
Mrs. D. P. Stevens and son.
Bob, returned Thursday to their
home in Columbia, Miss. after a
visit with Mrs. A. l.. Todd, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Khayat
and family were visitors to New
Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. Norman Mars of Phil
adelphia, Miss. returned to her
home last Thursday after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Inez Coul-
son and aunt, Mrs. Martha Park
Ell.
Mrs. ]. P. Buzard and daughter
and Mrs. l.. Crate left last week
for a visit with relatives in Phil
adelphia, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Galloway
of Lucedale, Miss. were guests
last Friday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Fitzner.
MIR. and Mrs. K. w. Burnham,
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Tompson left
Tuesday on the tour of the Ro-
tary convention which will in
clude the United States and in
TO Canada.
Mrs. Ella Guthrie left Tuesday
for a visit with relatives in San
Francisco, Calf, after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Burn
ham.
Mrs. Sallie Coulson spent a
few days last week with rela-
tives in Mobile.
Mrs. R. j. Hare of Jackson, is
visiting her father, Mr.. r. L.
Head, and aunt, Miss Ada Head
and other relatives.
Mr.. M. w. Walters of Laurel,
spent the weekend with his SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Hamilton.
Mrs. w. A. Jones of Morton,
Miss. left Tuesday after a visit
with her son and d~aughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olsehner OF
New Orleans, were guests a few
DAYS this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Reno and
Bobbie Mcintosh has returned
from a visit in Hot Springs, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Monroe,
Mrs. Harold Monroe. Mr. and Mrs
o. B. Reno and son, Billie Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Wood. and
family. apd MI. and Mrs. Carl
Olchner enjoyed a picnic We'd
nesday at Magnolia Park in
Ocean Springs.
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Social Events

DR.. Mary Campbell and Cor
inne Barnes of Bushnell, III, ar
rived last week from Perkinstor
and after attending the gradua-
ton exercises at Junior college
where the latter's sister, Miss
Jeanne. is a student. At the close
of commencement the three came
to Pascagoula where DR.. Camp
bell and Corinne will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Barnes before return.
ing to Bushnell and Miss Barnes
will enjoy her vacation with he.
father and Mrs. Barnes.
DR.. and Mrs. M. E. Blanton
and daughter, Rose Alice. OF
Jonesboro, Ark. are dividing
visits between the homes of Mrs.
Blanton's mother, Mrs. Rosa
Beall, and her sister, Mrs. Tom
Hegwood on River road. Miss
Patsy Fuller of Gulfport is also
a member of the party. Mrs.
Blanton also has as guest, her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. M. L,
Blanton and children of Mem.
phis.
Miss Doris Jane, who was doWn
from Jackson TO spend the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. Jane, had as guests
Miss Beulah Rogers of New Al
bany, Miss. and Miss Annette
Dobbs.
Miss Betty Jean Robinson who
recently completed her freshman
year at Mississippi college left
Thursday of last week for An
napolis, Md. where she will at
tend the festivities of June week
at U. S. Naval academy as guest
of Midshipman f. H. Buckley, al
so of Pascagoula. Miss Robinson
was accompanied by Miss Fran
ces Manci of Bay Minette, Ala.
Mary Moore Brumfield and her
cousin, Carmelita Jones return
ed Tuesday from a short visit
with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Afford Jones. in Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. Poole
of Pensacola, Florida, Mrs. Mary
Poole of Orange Grove, and Mrs,
Elton Massey and son, Junior OF
Jackson, were weekend guests in
the home of MI. and Mrs. Clifton
Webb.
Charles w. Ford arrived Sat
urday to spend a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Ford,
before returning to his studies at
the University of Mississippi.
Mrs. Lee A. Delmas, Mrs. c.
w. Riley and Mrs. w. T. Bodden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Bod
den motored to Mobile Thursday
of last week to visit relatives.
Miss Jane Herring arrived home
Saturday from the University of
Mississippi where she has been
studying this year. Miss Herring
plans to spend the summer en-
joying a long rest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Herring.
Mrs. Bill Farmer, who has
been i'll for some time, was NOV
ed horne Tuesday from the Jack
son County hospital where she
had been under treatment since
Saturday and is reported to be
greatly improved in health.
Miss Rachel Gardner returned
home Saturday from Oxford
where she has been attending
Ole Miss this term. Miss Gard
ner accompanied her father, John
Gardner, home when he motor
ed down to spend the weekend
with his family. Mr.. Gardner is
connected with the Mississippi
Employment Service in Oxford.
E. A. Burdick arrived Tuesday
morning from Nashville, Tenn,
TO enjoy a short vacation from
his studies at Peabody for a visit
with his family, and DR.. and Mrs.
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The first commercial glue plant
was found in Holland in 1890.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Nam. preds. vlady Fierlinger
k americkym novinarHGm.

Praha (CTK) = Namestek
predsedy vlady, Zdenek Fier-
linger uspoTadal minuleho IT,
dine obed ma pocest americ-
kych n~ovinar1, kteTl navstivili
Ceskoslovensko. Ia pT1pitku
Fierlinger prohlasil, re Cesi a
.Slovaci miluj1 svou vlast a vazi
81 sve svobody a nezavislosti
snad jeste vice nez kterykoliv
ijiny narod ma sv6te. Nase dn-
sledna vernost k pfatelum a
spojenc6m ma vychode jen po-
siluje nasi nezavislost a nellie
pc zabezpecuje csl. stat upro-
sired nezavisle Evropy. Bude-
me 81 vzdy vazit demokraticke
a budeme vyhledavat
|dobre kulturnl a hospodarske
styky S nj zadame ovsem cd
svych americkych pfatel, ably
spravne chapali potTeby a OBJ
tie povalecneho zivota v Evro-
pc a tez problem Ceskosloven-
ska, ktere tax odvazne a 1spes-
ne hleda demokraticke resent
.velkych socialnfch myslenek.
Vedoucl skupiny americkych
novinaT1, Mr.. Davis prohlasil,
re musi pomery v Ceskosloven-
sku oznaciti Ia ~nejleps1, srov-
nava-li je Sc stavem v jinych
zemfch. Zjistujeme. rekl w
slovne, re hospodafske pomery
kterymi prochazlte, jsou v pl-
mem souhlasu S individuelni
svobodou. Kdyby Spojene Sta
ty byly ma vasem mfste We sire
dnf Europe, nemohly by delat
mic iineho nez cinlte Wy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Oslavy svatovojtesskeho
iubiIea " Praze.

Praha = CTK) = techto
dnech byly v Praze uspofada-
ny velke oslavy svatovojtes-
skeho jubilea, ktere pfivedly
do hlavn1ho mesta tisfce v6fi-
c1ch z cele republiky, Polska,
Jugoslavie a Luzice. Pred W.
vrcholenim slavnostf, ostatky
". Vojtecha podstoupil cestu
90 Cechach a Morave. FARO
ven pax byly nekolikadenni cir
kevnf slavnosti v Praze, v je-
iichz ramci doSlo "a 1casti nej-
vySs1ch clrkevn1ch hodnostaru
k prGvodu pc hradcanskem ma
mest1 a slouzena slavna ponti-
fikalni mise svata prazskym ar
cibiskupem drem. Beranem.
Ceskobud6jovicky biskup DIR.
Hloucha pronesl kazan1,v n6mz
poukazal ma kTestanskou hor-
livost svetovou a zavazky ply
nouc1 z jeho odkazu, ma nezbyt
ne prohloubenf nabozenskeho
zivota, protoze jen tax je MOI
no vyresit vsechny problemy,
kterych Sc stale jeste d6sime, a
ktere nemGzeme zvladnout.
Sve kazani biskup DIR. Hloucha
zakoncil vroucl prosbou k sv.
Vojtechu, ably svou pr1mluvou
pomohl splnit vsechny ideally
jeho pTfkladneho zivota a Wy
prosil csl. narodu a celemu sve-
tn svornost, jednotu, mir a O.
pravdovou lasku.
Papez Plus XII. postal k teto
prllezitosti zvlastn1 telegram
prazskemu arcibiskupovi, v
nemz jej poveril, ably ucastnl-
kun slavnosti svato vojtesske-
no jubilea udelil papezske po-
zehnanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
POHRBY.

= 80. srpna zemrel vdovec
p. John E. Kreutzer, 1908 Eos
ter Ave we start 80 let.
PohTeb konal Sc 2. zari re
SchimGnkova Pohr. Domu ma
Oaklawn Cemetery.
= Dne 6. zafi zemrel p. Sa-
muel HI. Neal, TOT N. Curley
St. We start 40 let. Narodil Sc
v Marylandu a byl strojnikem.
Pohreb konal Sc We stredu,
10. zaT1 ma Baltimore National
a byl vypraven p.
Harlem E. SchimInkem.
Dne 6. zaTi zemrela vdo-
va pi. Mary B. Hunter, 1919 E.
Biddle st. Narodila sc v Irsku.
PohTeb konal Sc v 1tery, 9.
zarf re SchimInkova PohT.
Domu ma Baltimore Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Novy ceskobudsjovicky biskup
vysvecen.

Olomouc. - Olomouc Sc slav-
nostne pfipravil ma svecen1 nos
We jmenovaneho ceskobudejo-
vickeho biskupa univ. prof. DIR.
Josefa Hloucha. Oden mnoz-
stvl prapor1, uvital uz v pred
vecer svecenf Tadu vzacnych
host1, mezi mimi ministra zdra-
votnictvf univ. prof. DIR. Adolfa
Prochazku, apostolskeho nun
cia Msg. DIR. S. Rittera, praz-
skeho arcibiskupa DIR. Berana,
biskupa kralovehradeckeho DIR.
M. Pichu a slovenske hosty ko-
sick6ho biskupa DIR. Carskeho
a gen. vikare trnavskeho DIR.
Lazika. V rann1ch hodinach
Is. srpna pTijel z Brna ministr
post FrantiSek Hala a ministr
Skolstv1 DIR. J. Stransky. Novy
biskup byl We slavnostn1m pr6-
Ivodu odveden do katedraly sv.
Vaclava, kde mu biskupske
svecenl ud6lil apostolsky nun
cius "a assistance prazskeho ar
cibiskupa a svetfc1ho biskupa
1r. ST. Zely. V polednlch no
1inach promluvil move zvoleny
biskup pred katedralou Ike
.hromazdenym DAWN, .pode-
koval "a blahopTan1 a v mad
herne apostrofe Moray a mo-
"avskeho lidu rozloucil Sc S mi
ty sveho dosavadn1ho pdsobe-
II v pevn6 nadeji, re svdj novy
Trad splni k blahu C1rkve, ma
roda i statu. Slavnosti Sc z1-
sastnilo mnoho delegaci a lid
2 nejsirsiho okol1, zastupci u.
University a dieces1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Americke zeleznice Poole vse-
no vlastenecky ketasovaly Ia
valky.

Americke zeleznice Poole vse-
no vlastenecky kefasovaly Ia
valky.
Vlada zada cd Mich navraceni
mnoha milion1 dollarG O ktere
il pretahly pri doprave zbrani.
Vlada zahaijla soudnf rfzenf
aby vymohla cd $50, 900, 900
do $40, 100000 cd TIT zelez-
mic, ponevadz 1ctovaly vice ne
Iii zakonem dovolene sazby "a
dopravu zbran1 a stTeliva be-
hem valky.
Generalnf navladni Tom c..
CLARK oznamil, re stfznost byla
ucinena pred komisf pro mezi-
statnf obchod, ably ziskala ma
brady "a domnele preplatky.
|Byla to osma stfznost toho dru-
hu pTedlozena komisi pro me
zistatn1 obchod.
We stiznosti sc cin1 obvineni
re vlada byla opravnena k saz.
BAN nizSlm neil jsou ony ci-
tame obvykle zeleznicemi while
dem k nesmfrnosti zasilek
a vzhledem k dspesnym bezpei
nostnim opatrenfm zavedenyn
brannymi sluzbami a vzhleden
k jinym prfznivym okolnosten
dopravy.
Clark pravil, re opetovne pc
kusy byly cineny behem valky
brannymi sluzbami zlskati lev
nejsf sazby, avsak zeleznict
tvrdosfjne odpfraly.
"Nase vysetfovani naznacu
ie, re doprava tfaskavin veil
Ike vybusne silly a zbranf a sire
Iva byla tou nejvynosnejsf pre-
zeleznice", pravi Clark.
"Vzhledem k d1lezitosti tech
to zasilek vsechny nepflmefe
ne vysoke sazby a risky mel.
by byti vymozeny zpet pro lid
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Jihoamericke uspschy ceskeho
pianisty.

Praha. = Pc velkych 1spe-
S1ch v Brazilii hostuje cesky
pianista Rudolf Firkusny nyni
v Argentine. Jeho posice byla
ztfzena predchozfmi klavirri-
mi koncerty vynikajfclch viz
tuosG, jake Rubinsteina, Iturbi-
no a Backhause. Ctyfi vypro-
dane koncerty ma nejvetslm di-
vadle Buenos Aires svedcf o
velkych 1spesich Firkusneho.
B6hem sveho jednomeslcni-
no pobytu v Argentine vystou-
pi ma 18 koncertech. Zajem Q
neho lie tax velky, re dochazeJl
nab1dky k dalslm a dalsim kon-
certGm.
Zaverem sveho jihoamerlc-
keno turne ~vystoupf Firkusny
ieste ma koncertech Peru,
Kolumbii. Paname, Mexiku a
Guatemala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
VELKOLEPE KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.
10 BOUTS ONE NIGHT
ELIMINATION
TOURNAMENTS

Pfistf 1tery, dine 16. zarf ma
zadost obecenstva Mr.. Ed Con-
tos pofadatel kTfzkovych "a
pasG v Coliseum poradati Dude
velkolepy vec1rek Zone Night
Tournament. Ma tonic tur-
|naji Dude 10 zapas1 a podil
brati budou na~sledujici zapas-
n1ci:
BENNY ROSEN,
(Jewish Giant Chicago 245 lb.
JIM BURNETT,
Vancouver, Canada, 235 lb.
GINO GARIBALDI,
ST. Louis. 236 ID.
ACE FREEMAN (Jewish Starr
New York, PIG Id.
STEVE COR,
San Francisco, Cal, 215 ID.
JOE
Russia, $50 ID:
BABE HARKEY,
Texas, 253 ID.
FARO RENALDO,
Italy, 23O ID.
GEORGE RED RYAN,
Philadelphia, 223 ID.
STU HART,
Canada, PA ID.
TIGER JOE MARSH,
Jugoslavia, 234 ID.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Jugoslavie media s. zastrasit,
pravi Tito.

Belehrad. = MarSal Tito,
mluve z Zahrebe k organised
rolnicke strany, Tekl, re letosni
|sklizen je lepsf nez lonska. Re-
|kl, re dobra distribuce je zod-
'povedna "a to,ze bvl zazehnan
HAD a smrt z neho.
Tito za1tocil ma Spojene Sta
.ty, prohlasiv, re loni nechtely
pomoci Rumunsku, kdyz tam
hrozila potravinova krise a pfi-
psal 81 k dobru pomoc Rumun-
sku. Rekl tez, re valecne ODE
ii, ktere prinesla Jugoslavie, O.
pravnujl il, ably mluvila "a stej
|nych podmlnek S velkymi re
memi a dodal, re Jugoslavie
media sc ZastraSit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Dansko je nespokojeno Sc "a
hrnutim Gronska do americke-
no obranneho pasma.

Kodan. - Zahranicnf mini
str Gustav Rasmussen svolal
zahranicnf vybor parlamentu k
mimoTadne sch1zi, ma ktere
pred sym odjezdem do Wash
ingtonu podal zpravu O gron-
ske Otazce. Jak znamO, kon-
ference pro obranu americke
pevniny, ktera Sc nedavno ko-
nala v Brazilii, pojala tuto dan
skou drzavu do sveho obran-
neho pasma, coz znamena, re
vpad neamericke mocnosti do
Danska by vyvolal zakrocen1
vsech zemf ma americke pew
nine.
Dansko\ nebylo vGbec dota-
zano, IDA S tfmto planem SOU
hlasf. Ministr Rasmussen bu-
de mfti We Washington pora-
dv Sc statnfm tajemnfkem Geo.
c.. Marshallem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Kanaadne chit Sc vratiti do
Ruska.

Ma 500 KanadanG ukrajin-
skeho p1vodu v provincii AL
berta jsou pripraveni vratiti Sc
do Ruska, jak oznamilo dredni
Sdruzeni ukrajinskych Kama
danu.
Jak Sc pravi, tato skupina
vypravf sc ma cestu, jakmile
ruska vlada da dovolenl k imi-
graci z Kanady do Ruska.
Jiny 1redn1k Sdruzen1 pravl,
re nekterf kanadstl obcane ru-
skeho, polskeho a i anglosas-
keno pGvodu projevili zadost
prestehovati sc do Ruska .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Sucha hrozf katastrofou.

Kol1n. = V celem Polabi je
mono pozorovat, re sucha ma
byvajf katastrofalnich d1sled-
XII a nebezpec1, ktere hrozi
sklizni cukrovky, Sc den ode
dine zvysuje. Repa cukrovka,
ktera ma prave v teto dobe nej-
vice narIstat, usycha, take ne
nj mono pouzivat ami chrast
Ike krmenf takovou merou jake
dosud. Sklizen, jak uz Sc nyni
jew, Dude velmi nizka a bileho
Zlata Dude malO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Francie je chycena uprostred,
rekl de Gaulle.

BayOnne, France. - Gene
raj de Gaulle prohlasil V tonic
meste, re Francie je uprostred
dvou hrozeb. Ma jedne strane
ie to Sovetsky svaz podporova-
ny komunisty a ma druhe stra-
ne jsou to snahy Ameriky Wy
budovati nemecky prdmysl pro
ii zajmdm Francie. Bylo by to
die de Gaulla velkym omylem,
kdyby Francie ocekavala cd a.
mericke pomoci nejake zazra.
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Move lozisko asfaltu ma
SIovensku.

Bratislava. - Ma severnl
strane Nizkych later v okrese
Lipt. sv. Mikulas, objevili hor-
nfci z Liptova lozisko asfaltu.
Vysoce kvalitnf loziska objevu-
j Sc jiz ma povrchu. Geologic
We usuzujf, re nalez teto asfal-
tove lily je predzvestl nafto-
vych poll, ktera pravdepodob-
ne souvisi s naftovymi poll ma
hraniclch Polska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Francouzsky geolog zkouma
cesky horopis.

Praha. = Ma studijnim "a
jezdu v Ceskoslovensku dill pra
We professor Baeckeroot, soucas
ne mfstopTedseda francouzsko-
ceskeho sdruzenf v Lille. V &C.
chach zkouma horopis a srov-
nava jej s francouzskymi Ar
demand.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
RODICOM KE
ZLATE SVATBE
Frank J .Rosner:

minulo let, tot
dctyhodna leta,
co jste vernost pflsahali
do konce zivota.
Zlaty hreb jste d%ovrsili,
kalich naplnili,
sv6tlym vzorem, cinem, slovem
vzdy jste p1sobili.
VavTinovy venec veru
mel by zdobit skrane,
"a zdolane hory, lany, luhy,
haze = plane;
sfrili jste radost, = krasa
prystila re srdce,
mnohdy osud prfzniv byl,
indy sc \choval trpce.
V9zte, pfevelika 1cta
pokora mas vede,
uprimny mas projev lasky
k Yam mas duchem svede.
Vzdalenost neni pfekazkou
k citu vyjadfeni,
budte jisti, re re srdce
projev mas prameni.
V duchu plesame v tax slavny
den to pro Vas jiste,
vzpomfname, pfemysllme
zde, v dalekem mlste.
Vernost, svornost, pfiklad
krasny zivotem jste dali,
vyssf mety, nadzemske jste
cinem dokazali.
VeTte, re slavfme s Vami
padesatku v duchu,
pisemn6 Yam sdelujem,
nemaje pTfstup k sluchu.
Radujem Sc a zvedame
c1si Yam Ike zdravl,
st6stf, zdravf, spokojenost
nase srdce pravi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
Mezinarodni jsezd f~ilatelistG
" Praze.

Praha. = V T1jnu letosnlho
roku Dude uspofadan v Praze
Mezinarodnf Sized filatelist1.
o Sized je jiz nyn1 We svete
velky zajem. Pr te prllezitos-
ii Dude v Hradci Kralove We
vychodnfch Cechach otevfena
jubilejni vystava postovnlch
znamek, Ike ktere jsou pfihla-
Semi zahranicn1 vystavovatele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
General Wainwright jde ma
odpocinek.

General Jonathan M. Vain
wright. velitel ctvrteho armad-
nfho sboru, odesel ma odpoci-
mex, pc vojenske cinnosti,. jez
zapocala v roce 1902. Jeho po-
sledni vojenska sluzba byla v
den odstoupenf pfehlidnouti
vojenske sbory, jez pochodova-
Ii kolem neho.
General Wainwright sc wy
znamenal a vykonal velke sluz-
by pro vlast jake velitel boji
ma Filipinach ma historickem
Corregidoru a ma Bataanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-12
The 1947 La Tausca Art
Exhibition.

Baltimorske Museum Umenl,
rob Charles a 81. ulic oznamu-
je, re We ctvrtek, 10. zafl Dude
otevrena "The 1947 La Tausca
Art Exhibition" denne cd IL
do 5 hod. odpol. Vystavuje Sc
90 soudobych americkych ma
leb. Vystava potrva az do 5.
Tfjna.