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Evening star., 1947-11-08
DR.. and Mrs. Hastings
To Hold Open House

DR.. and Mrs. ]. Warren Hastings
will hold open house at their home,
6220 Thirty-third street NtW., from
to 9 pm. tomorrow for members
of the congregation of the National
City Church and their friends.
DR.. Hastings will give special
sermon at 1880 am. on HE Call
eth for Thee"
The Young Adult Fellowship will
continue their fall school of Chris
tian living at 7 pm. with three
classes.
The film, Beyond Our own" will
be shown at 7 pm. Thursday in
the social hall, 1903 Vermont ave-
nue. NV. The Thursday dinner
will be served at 6:15 pm. preceding
the movie. Reservations for the
dinner may be made at the church
Office, National $3.50, by 5 pm.
Mon6aV
Evening star., 1947-11-08

horse and buggy Rev. NJ 5. Michael.
sometimes had to pass toll gates
at Georgia avenue, Dale drive, Four
Corners, White Oak and Ednar
The charge was l cent a mile for
each horse per trip. One trip to
church on Sunday was free, but the
toll was required for a second one.
Today the area is a suburban one.
Few more than the 25 charter
members of -Four Corners Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, wit
messed the completion of the frame
church in October, 1872 Among
those were Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw
and the Misses Sally and Laura
Shaw. Today the church member
ship is over 500.
-Four Corners Church was organized
in September 1872 Land for its
building was donated by Mr.. and
! Mrs. Oliver H. P. Clark, he an Epis-
copalian and she a Catholic, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Beale,
neither Methodist. The frame
church, which is still standing, was
a community effort in which men
of all faiths hauled logs by horse
and chains for its foundation.
I During the construction of the
church the congregation met in an
old barn diagonally across from the
present site.
! First pastor was the Rev. Samuel
w. Haddaway of Beltsville Circuit.
He later became pastor of Mount
Vernon Place M. E. Church, South,
and chaplain of the House Of Rep
resentatives, 1892. An unusual COIN
cidence appears in that Marvin
Church was founded as South Wash
ington Mission by Mr.. HaddaWay
Evening star., 1947-11-08
BaccaIaureate Sermon
AT Epiphany Episcopal

DR.. Charles w. Sheering, rector of
the Church of the Epiphany, will
preach a baccalaureate sermon at
8 pm. tomorrow for the graduating
class of Emergency Hospital. His
topic will be How Rich Are We?"
At p.m..the Young Adults Forum
will hold the second of a series of
discussions on Christian Marriage"
with the special topic, What Makes
or Breaks a Marriage" The Rev.
Richard Williams, associate rector,
will give the lecture.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
18th Anniversary
OF Holy Redeemer

The 25th anniversary Of the
founding Of the Holy RedeemeY
Catholic Church will be observed
tomorrow. The Rev. P. j. O'Con-
nor, assistant professor Of sacred
eloquence in the School Of Sacred
Theology, Catholic University. will
preach at 10 am. at the solemn
pontifical mass of Thanksgiving.
The celebrant will be the Most Rev.
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, apos-
tolic delegate to the United States.
The Josephite Fathers are In
charge of this colored parish.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

tomorrow morning. The guest
speaker for the intermediate service
Is Mr.. Edward Thomas, talking on
THE Red Feather"
A moving picture, THE Book of
the World of Tomorrow" will be pre-
sented by the class studying How
to Use the Bible" in the School for
: Christian Living at pm.
Citizens for One World" is the
topic of Forum discussion in the
class on "One World-or Else" This
will be a general summary of the
entire six weeks study course.
The school will close with the classes
at 7 pm.
q DR.. Rustin will lead the Bible
study Wednesday night. A dinner
will be held at pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Rev. {. L. KimmelI Guest
At Trinity Methodist

The Rev Elmer L. Kimmen OF the
Methodist Church at Bourne, Mass,
will be the guest preacher at IL am
tomorrow at Trinity Methodist
Church. His topic is when Is a
Person Religious?" He was for
mer member of Trinity.
Mr.. Kimmell is the son of Harry
c. Kimmell of 200 Sixteenth street
Sc.
Upon graduation from Eastern
High School he took his liberal arts
training at Dickinson College and
completed his theological training
at the Boston University School of
Theology, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Bishop Gesner to Preach

The Right Rev. Conrad H. Gesner.
bishop co-adjutor of South Da-
kota, will be the guest preacher at
II am. tomorrow at st. Marks
Episcopal Church. He was rector
Of st. John the Evangelist Church
In st. Paul, MINI, before his conse-
Grafton in 1945.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
| Church Federation
Radio Programs

Washington Federation Of
Churches radio programs, Novem'
ber to Is:
Sunday-WINX, IL to noon, First Con-
gregational Church, the Rev. Carl Heath
Kopf, pastor, speaking. WMAL. 2:30
pm: Sunday vespers: Bishop OMAN
Radio Edition of the Bible.
Tuesday-WRC, 1915 to 1890 pm,
Look to This Day" DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, pastor, Foundry Methodist church,
speaking.
Wednesday-WRC, 1915 to 1880 pm,
Thursday-WRC, 12:15 to 1890 pm,
Look to This Day" DR.. Harris.
Friday-WASH-FM, to 4:15 pm,
Radio Edition of the Bible"
Evening star., 1947-11-08
YMCA Bible Class

A Monday night Bible class will
be held at the Central Branch of
the YMCA. 1876 G street NV,
from 7:30 to 8;l5 pm, with DR..
William B. Adams, pastor Of the
Rockville Baptist Church, as in
structor. The topic will be Build
ing Christian Character" This
classes will continue through De-
cember Is.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

Place Methodist
Church. DR.. A.
N. Warner, asso-
ciate minister,
will speak in
the evening.
+ DR.. John w.
Rustin. the min
lister, will speak
tomorrow at the
Georgia Metho-
dist Stud e n t
Conference a t
Macon, Ga. The
-R ev. N el so n
Pierce Will
preach for the
.II1pIor church
Evening star., 1947-11-08

The ceremony
will be held in
far different sur
roundings than
t h e observance
attending erec-
ton of the orig
inal white frame
church Is years
ago last month.
At that time the
S u r r O unding
country was one
of farms and
fields. Members
driving to church
hY horseback or
Evening star., 1947-11-08

Gospel + r o m
lives of sodden
sin and failure
into holiness and
service. N e W
an d up-to-date
versions of that
book could be
published every
year. For all
over the world
men and women
and children are
b g ! ng trans
formed by the
power of Gods
word.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
First Congregational
Reception for Pastor

An informal reception will be
held in honor of the Rev. Carl
H. Kopf and his family from 4:30
to $50 pm. tomorrow in the church
schoolroom of the First Congrega-
tional Church.
At the church dinner Thursday
at 6:15 pm, Mr.. Kopf will give
the second in a series on Religion
in the Orient"
At the Women's Society meetings
messages will be heard from China,
Japan, India, Micronesia and Africa,
broadcasting over WFCC.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

Theology. He served pastorates at
Bel Air, Md, 1923, and Hunting
town, Md, 1943- -1945. He Is member
of the Silver Spring Ministers As
ISOLATION, Silver Spring Optimist
Club and Phi Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael live at
1862 s. Dunmoor drive, Silver
Spring. They have two sons,
Charles Reid, Az, and Walter
Marion, Is months. 80
Evening star., 1947-11-08
To Show Beyond Our Own

The Visual Education Committee
of the Washington Federation of
Churches will present the film BE
yond Our own" at pm. Monday
at the National Baptist Memorial
Church. 1t is based on worldwide
evangelism. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
A Lesson
For the Week
By WiIIiom T. Ellis

A generation ago one Of the
popular books was Harold Begbie' S
Twice Born Men" 1t was record
of men who had been lifted by the
Evening star., 1947-11-08
By Casper Names

The attractive Colonial style
Marvin Memorial Methodist Church
at Four Corners, Md, will be formally
opened at o'clock tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
DR.. Douglass Guest
AT Mi. Vernon Church
Tomorrow Morning

DR.. Paul Douglass, president of
American University, will be the
guest speaker at 9 and 11:15 am.
tomorrow at the Mount Vernon
Evening star., 1947-06-13
X&'.,:,: X&,::iHs' !: 5;
-

Education: It's Directienn n. snd P,dso54sas, G4sl,
forum 1aId Hotel oeloek tonight
Community dance. Roosevelt High ssaaof. scho1l
n. w. $50 o'clock tonight.
"Red Peppers." By Noel Coward double
bin drama presented sy shs Kingsmits4n
avenue NV. $50 O'Clock nightly through
Sunday.
Army Band concert, east front OF the
cagitSl eel0sk e0s MttarY Mt9niglt' Rand concert
orchestral selections, Stanley Hall, $50
'm '0iA0is isspPEEiCIAL EXHIBITS.
Smithsonian Institution, National Ceis
tsernSa Substitution Il avenue NV. open am. te
Hawaiian fioWer panels in pastel by
Commerce Department Building, Four
teenth street and Constitution avenue
NV, open $3.50 am. 70 4;3o p.g; week
Exhibit sahi aHe Of handmade table glassware,
Howard University Gallery q Art, on on
10 am. to 5 pm, Mondays through FRI.
days: Student work of the Department OF
Art throggh ssItember v. oa3s9,;;.ut,on 30; avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets NV.
open S:45 am. to 5: l5 pm. weekdays ano
1:3o to pm Sundays: Doeumsnts, Teiat- ia,i-
ary War through World War II, through
June.
weekdays: Photographs By Oscar Selden-
berg, through June.
lobby in Commerce Department Building
Fourteenth and E streets NV. open
Evening star., 1947-06-13

mais aa and n fresh water fish. for an indefinite
National Gallery Of Art. Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV, open 10 an
pm weekdays ana rs IL to .sr3ca; 10 9m nom san
the the Robert woods Bliss collection, through
June. md
Collection Of Harvard UnIversity,o 1903
Thirty second street NV, open am
70 tuesdays through Saturdays a ssIls ans
Christian and Byzantine art. including new
objects added during the war. for an in
dennbIs Ilbrarg Se0ec 81 Congress, open am. to 10
days and Z to pm; sundays: Original rsraal
until December IS. 1s4s; eriginai :, Draft d raj
Of Lncoln Ge5tgssurH aato
6iogPaphy." Si5sPs ~ both for an indefinite period;
fiftn annual exhibition OF prints puoamceo tsn,
tProash ib usho aufaet taem bs psytea Mer
ton Of fiftes and related. materials,
through June; photograph1s 1 snd "a moor pisns Plan
Community Education, Inc. 9s5 9 place
NV opsn tq ambition Bill ef Mork Of 'G R
painters through June 21.
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900 Twenty
fiTst street NV &C oDen am; to Tpesdags ne W
through Saturdays. and z to 7 pm Sun. "
days: Retrospective exhibition OF paintings
by Arthur g. Dove, through June.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV, open II
to 4:30 pm Mondays, 10 am: to pm.
Tuesday through Friday, to .. m sun.
days Exhibit of war scenes by battlefront
artists, including works by Mitchell jamie
son, George Grosz and Edward Lanning'
Howard University Gallery of Art. 1401
Sixth street NV, open IL am. to 10 pm
daily: Exhibition OF Negro art, through
June.
place NV open 6 to 10 m. daily, TO
pm. Sundays: Group show by Berkmann;
Calfee Kainen, Lazzart, Pearlmutter and
Robinson. through the summer.
Artists Cooperative Gallery, 1920 M
street NV, open 10 m. to 6 I'm. daily,
pm Wednesdays and l pm. to, pm
Sundays: One-man show of 23 oil paint
ings by John Chapman Lewis, through
TEEN CLUBS.
Special activities for teen ayers only
beginning at $50 O'Clock tonight at Cluo
Evening star., 1947-06-13

Teen. e14 C street NV and ct the fol-
lowing centers
Bowling with duck pins and other games.
Coed swimming, dancing, sketchfng,
bridge, square dancing. classical MUSIC and
ping-pong, $50 o'clock tonight. Penthouse
USO, Seventeenth and E2 streets NV.
Moonlight cruise aboard S. s. Potomac,
leaves lounge, USO Club. SOL Pennsyl-
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Police Cont Be Bouncers

PASSAIC, N. j. GP.-Police Chief
Edward Boyko won't let his men
take off duty jobs as barroom bouI1c-
ers any more. Too many have been
beaten up, he said, causing a man
roWer shortage on the force.
Evening star., 1947-06-13

Weaving was one OF the earliest,
If not the earliest, crafts practiced
bv primitive mankind.
Evening star., 1947-06-13

From our Seventh Floor
-. fine leather luggage gift
sure to warm dads heart.
Komfytrovel- made assures sound construe-
ton, reIiobIe locks and hinges, spacious
interiors, sturdy post handles and superb
top-gron cowhide leather smortIy soddIe-
stitched for reinforcing. Available in not
uroI ton or chocolate brown E. matching
piece, perfect combination for masculine
travels
Two-suiter, can handle four suits if needed.
Twenty four-nch 10
Companion. twenty -one-inch size--$54.eo
initiated uithoaf charge.
Prices include 209o tar.
W&L-Luggage, Seventh Floor.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-06
.ABg1aS B al
 A& Center

Beautiful evening dresses and a gay Yuletide spirit V pre- vail at the Second Aoiual Christmas Formal Dance at Che Kodiak Community Center Fri- day evening, December I9 ac cording to plans launched by the Program Council of the Center at their meeting Tuesday night, Chai man Bob Magnuse Dre sided.
 Music for the dance will be furnished by the talented organ- ization known as the Town Kids" who made such g hit at the Harvest Ball The boys on the council plan to install a beautiful Christmas tree Tn the center soon and the girls, under the leadership of Dolly Olsen, will handle the Christmas decor ations which will highlight the dance.
 Tickets will be on sale, at $1 50 per couple plus tax,swithin the next few days and can be obtained from any member of the Program Council. Dancing will be enjoyed from 9 pm. tiN l am.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-06
Motorboat Owners Asked To Register

Ketchikan-Motor boat owners are urged by the Coast Guard to give their maximum cooperation to Coast Guard in complying with the Motorboat fct and supplemental regulations AZ undocumented motorboats are required to be numbered by the Marine Inspection Offices of the Coast Guard, and changes is ownership or character of me- terboats neeessitate the surrend- CT and re-lssuance of the Certi- I cate of Award of number. Many cases of change in ownership oS motoIboats ih the Territory have not been recorded aud the Coast Guard Office here wishes to iR. form those persons who have &C., quired motorboats of this reg ulatiCn
 Motorboats carrying passen- gers or freight for hire and over 15 gro:s tons must carry'a Cert Il6cate ol lnsL ect on by the Coast IGuard. Any motorb> a, whdeT carrying passengers for hire. must be in charge of duly ll- censed opera'or l Further information regarding numbering of boats or llcenses can be obtained from the Officer in Charge, Ma inc Inspection,
 United States Coast Guard, Poss tOffice Box 26Sl, ketchikan. i Staff Sergeant Jack KotloF- ker, maintenance man at the ACS office and Island Fountain g. si tant, received his orders thls week to leave Kodiak for the States to be discharged from the Army Sgt. kotIovker, who bas been here three and half years, | will return to hIs home in Asbury | Park, N.J. Ills future plans are indefinite
 Sergeant Walt Chambels re- ported back to duty at the ACs
 office thls week after recuperat-
 ing from an emergency apDen-
 dectomy performed last week an
 the NOE dispensary.
 A Walt Muller returned from
 Seattle via Northern AiraInes Satu -d2Y.- -1lzs1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19

z1stane omezen jen ma ceske
plsemnictv1. Bylo potrebf zvlad
nout nesmlrnou latku, slovan-
sky starovek, prelozit 81 re sire
doveke latiny radu kronik o
|Slovanstvu, prostudovat nepa-
trne zbytky vyhynulych slO-
vanskych reel, ably vzniklo dl-
10, jehoz tato kniha je prvnf
samostatnou castf. Dflo otv1ra
|siroky vyhled do slovanske mi
nulesti, a je dnes, pc porazce
Nemecka, svrchovan6 aktual-
nj. Tento roman mel witt jiz
roku 1889; byl vsak zkonfisko-
van a saba rozmetana. Ne
zbylo nez cekat osm let, nez Sc
toto dramaticky strhuifcf his
toricke dllo dostalo do rukou
ctenaTG.
Alois Jirasek: "Stare povesti
ceske". V ankete, kterou u
spofadala KuIturnf politika
pred vanocnimi svatky 1915.
" dio ~ Celner KaZdo coSKe OIL
re pod stromecek tuto nam
vsem drahou bibli cesk6ho ma
roda, klasick6 dilo naseho pl-
semnictvi. Vydavame je nyni
We skvostne uprave liz We diva
advacatem vydanf s bohatym
v1tvarnym doprovodem narod-
n1ho umelce Mistra Antonina
Probably. Kniha ma 256
stran formatu 19x27.5 en-, 80
perovych kreseb V textu a "a
hlubotiskov1ch prfloh. Cena
hroz. 200 Kcs., vaz. 24O Kcs.
= Krajane! Mnohdy Sc Vas
VAST pfatel6 We stare vlasti pta-
if, co by Yam nell poslati. Po-
zadejte o zaslanf t6chto dvou
krasnych knih.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Ministr Ripka O csl. zahranic.
Mich stycich.

Praha (CTK) = Ministr "a
hranicniho obchodu DIR. Hubert
Ripka pTednaSel letni polite
Ike skole v Marianskych laz-
Mich O csl. zahranicnich obchod
mich styc1ch. ZdGraznil, re csl.
zahranicni obchod je svou pfi-
rozenou povahou zamefen ma
vsechny svetove strany. Zadna
zeme nezauj1ma v mem rozho-
duj1c1 misto. Ministr Ripka
odm1tl dGrazne vsechny poves-
ii, re snad Ceskoslovensko je,
pokud jde O zahranicni obchod
ne1mene zavisle ma Sovetskem
svazu, jakoz i vytky, re Sc sna-
Ii o autarkn1 politiku.
Mluv6 O obchodu sc Spoje-
nymi Staty, DIR. Ripka zdGraz-
nil, re ackoli je csl. bilance S
Amerikou letos pasivnf temer
| miliardou a 200 miliony ko-
run GA miliony dolard)- ten
to schodek bylo Ceskoslovensko
schopno zaplatit hotove z Via
stnich prostTedkG a bez poskyt-
mutt dolarove zapGjcky. Ces-
koslovensko je vedle Svycarska
iedinmy dobrym partnerem
|Spojenych StatG, nebot kupuje
odtud zboz1 bez pomoci americ-
kych pGjcek.
DR.. Ripka mluvil pax O csl.
stanovisku k Mashallovu planu
a poZnamenal, re v souvislosti
$ MIN Sc p%rojednava otazka OBJ
novy nemeckeho prGmyslu. My
name = Tekl vyslovne, jake
vsichni sousede Nemecka hlav-
ne ma mysli svou bezpecnost.
Z hlediska skutecnych evrop-
skych potfeb je pax nutno vel
mi opatrne posuzovati pfedva-
lecnou 1roven nemecke vyro-
by. Stfedoevropske staty, po-
die jeho poukazu. mali nova
prGmyslova strediska, ktera
budou moci nahradit vyrobky
n6meckeho prGmyslu a nebu-
dou pfi tom ohrozovati mir E.
vropy a sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
UTedn1 csl. zprava o navstsvs
rumunske delegace " CSR.

Praha (CTK) 20 navsteve
rumunske vladnf delegace v
Ceskoslovensku bylo vydano
toto 1Tedn1 komunike:
Eve dnech 3. az 5. zaTf dlela
V PraZe rumunska vladni dele
gace, V jejfmz cele byl pTedse-
ola rumunsk6 vlady DIR. Petr
Groza a jej1miz dalsfmi cleny
byli m1sopTedseda rumunsk6
vlady a ministr zahranicnich
v6c1 Tatarescu, ministr infor-
mac1 Livezeanu a statnf tajem-
mix V pfedsednictvf ministerske
rady BondaraS.
PTedstavitel6 rumunske VIA
DIV projednali s predstaviteli
Gsl. vlady Tadu otazek O wa
Jemnych styclch mezi obema
staty. We vSech otazkach, KITE
re hyly pfedm6tem rozhovoru
byla konstatovana naprosta
ehoda nazorG, od~povidajicf ira
dicnimu pTatelstvi ceskosloven
sko-rumunsk6mu, ktere sc me-
ri narody obou stat1 zrodilo uz
V osvobozOvacich bojfch "a pr
vnf svetove valky, osvedcilo sc
i V tezkych zkouskach, ktery-
mi proSel lid obou statG a ktere
.ie dnes podlozeno t6snejsim
SpOlecenStV1m ZaimH vice nez
kdv jindy.
V rozhovorech, kter6 mezi
sebou NELL, predstavitel6 obou
statG dospeli k zavaznym roz-
hodnutlm. 5. zaTf byla pode-
psana dohoda o kulturnf spolu-
praci. Obchodni dohoda po-
skytuje Ceskoslovensku, ktere
V dusledku letoSn1ho sucha ma
zkracenou 1rodu, zemedelske
plodiny vseho druhu, zejmena
rs tis1c vagonG kukurice, ktere
Dude lie odeb1rat pocinaje lis
topadem. Rumnusko dostane
stroje a line pTedmety, potfeb-
ne pro jeho prGmys1ovou W.
stavbu, V case CO nejkratsfm
zapocnou dale porady O uza-
vfen1 dohod o Stroke hospodaT-
ske spolupraci mezi obema
staty.
ODE vlady pojednaly take o
budOuc1m plavebnfm rezimu
ma DunaU a rozhodly Sc, re pfi
hajen1 pray a zajm1 pTlslus-
nych statd budou Sc Tidit OBJ
dobnou politikou.
Sledujice shodn6 politiku mi
ru a mezinarodnf spoluprace,
ODE vlady uvazujf o sjednani
smlouvy pfatelstvi, spoluprace
a vzajemne pomoci v nedaleke
budoucnosti.
Csl. vyslanectvf v Bukuresti
a rumunske vyslanectvi v Pra-
re Sc povysuji ma velvyslanec-
tv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Ma Slovensku vyrobeny
Zazracne housIe.

Bradshaw. = V nejblizSf do
be Sc roznese pc svete move slo-
venske jmeno, ktere sc Dude
vyslovovati v souvislosti Sc slav
nymi jmeny Stradivariho a
Guarneriho. V Banske Bystri-
ci je clovek, jmenem Josef Do
brozemsky, ktery snad odhalil
tajemstvf t6chto n~ejv6tsfch
houslafskych mistrG. Zahada
kterou wal S sebou Stradivari
do hrobu, byla pc stalet1ch pc
namahavem 23letem hledan1
rozfesena dosud neznamym
clovekem. Dobrozemsky Sc ma
rodil We Vfdni, kde byl jeho o.
tee postovnim 1redn1kem. Zdee
Sc dostal Dobrozemsky do dill
ny slavneho houslare laura.
Napadla no myslenka hledati
tajemstv1 vyroby italskych mi
strG. Pc usilovnem hledan1 do
sci k poznanf, re kvalita hou-
sli nezavisl jen ma start a hus-
tote dreva. StaG1, kdyz dfevo
ie suche a ma 10 let.
Houslarstf mistri zhotovf nei-
drive horni a doln1 desku a pax
je zvlast vylad1. Dobrozemsky
ma novy postup pri ladenf. Mel
drive zhotovi cele housle, po-
stavi do mich ! dust" a pax "a
Gina ladit, upravovati ton "a
t6nem. Housle zGstavajf ne
nalakovany. Lakovan1 Size
zmenf zvuk houslf O p6lton, ale
nema vliv ma zvucnost. Dobro-
zemsky ladf tony ma zaklade
armonicko-akustickem. He
da mfsta, kde Sc tvoT1 a odra-
zeji spoluznejlci tony. Postup
laden1 81 da patentovat.
o housle, vyrobene Dobro-
zemskym, je velky zajem. Cd
bornfci, kteff slyseli hrat ma
housle Jim vyrobene, jsou pfi-
mo jake ocarovani. Pc ud6le-
nj patentu Dobrozemsky mini
zacft S radnou vyrobou. Rocne
chce vyrobit asi Is kusG housll.
Nedavno byl neho americ-
ky velkoobchodn1k, ktery mu
dial lakavou nab1dku ma prodeJ
patentu do USA. Dobrozem-
sky patent nechce prodat. 0
svych zkusenostech We vyrob6
housl1 nap1se knihu. Dobro-
zemsky je dobrym houslistou,
je take zakem znameho WIDEN
skeho houslisty Roseho.
"Lidova demokracie."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19
Daniel De Luce cd Associated
Press napsal, re " CSR nenasel
zadnou "zeleznou oponu."

Press napsal, re " CSR nenasel
zadnou "zeleznou oponu."
Praha. - Komunismus a ka-
pitalismus stykaji Sc pratelsky
" Praze v praktickem bratreni,
ktere nebylo nikdy predpovi-
dano theoretickou mysl1 Karla
Marxe.
V tonic meste S lidnatostf
milionu CechG, kde komuniste
jsou nejvetSf politickou stra-
nou, neni zadne kampane pro
tT1dnf valku a pro diktaturu
proletariatu. Zivotnf uroven
Prahy jest mezi nejvyssimi v
Europe.
Zda-li jest n6jaka stTedni ce-
eta, ma ktere VVchod a Zapad
molly by Sc sejfti, Ceskosloven-
Sko skromne Sc nab1Zl jake prl-
klad.
Zahranicni ministr Jan Ma
saryk vita srdecne CHI navstev-
Milky vSech politickych odstfnG
a We Wade b6zi to hladce, re
president Benes ztrayi %v6tsinu
Gasu psanim svych memoirG.
Steak stoji meme nez dollar
v t6 neilepSi restauraci We me-
ste. Cerny trh byl rozptylen,
nell znicen 1plne.
Zapad pohlizi snad S pode-
zfenim ma lidove fronty. Ces-
koSlovensko jest ovladano ma
rodnf frontou vsech ceskych a
slovenskych politickcyh stran s
premierem z nejv6tSl strany,
komunistou Klementem Gott-
Walden.
Cizinec shleda, re ceskoslo-
venske visum jest nejsnadnejsi
k dostanf. Turiste S "tvrdymi
pencil" jsou vitani S otevfenou
narucf. Reel O "zelezne opone"
a O "nahoncfch Kremlu" zprvu
vyvolavaly zde rozhofceny Cd
por. Nynf Sc staly tim, co mo-
hi bychom nazvat lidovym
zertem. NavStevnici jsou taxa
nj, zda-li jiz narazili ma zelez-
nou oponu = ale marne il hle-
dali.
,Nenavist NemcG jest dosud
ma SVEN nejzhavejs1m bodu, &C
kohl 1000, 900 bylo jich vyho-
st6no do okupovaneho Reichu.
Slovanske znovuzalidnen1 SUI
detska je temef dokonceno, a
vsak Ceskoslovensko Sc obava,
re Nemecko pc Tadu generaci
nepfijme toto jake konecne
rozlusten1.
Pro zakladnf ochranu proti
NemcGm, Ceskoslovensko Sc
Spoleha ma Sovetske Rusko. Az
dosud nebylo zadneho SOVIET
skeho vm6sovani do vnitfnlch
Zalezitosti Ceskoslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-09-19

Ten stihly, billy prst Sc nahle zdvih.
A kazdy z mas = mas, jeho zakG = FITCH.
Toz chvilku. Nutno bdit ia odchazim."
A pfesly dni. A noci. A zdrfm.
Sci, zahadny, jenz sv6tly v cele sci.
On, roz~jasnovatel. Mas ucitel.
Je vGkol temno. Velky ohen zhas.
Je vnitru jas. To hofs, otce, v mas.
Sci V bozf kid, kan veleno mu jft.
A billy stihly prst nam kaze: bdft!