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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Temperature Drops To Record Low
Of 4S Degrees Here Monday Night
NetU York Woman Is
Hurt In Auto Crash

Mrs. Clara Papadiscos, "a, of
Brooklyn, N. E., is a patient in
Bluffton hospital following a head
on collision of their automobile and
a truck~west of Beaverdam on the
Lincoln highway Monday morning,
in which she sustained a fractured
collarbone and pelvis.
Her husband who was driving
their car at the time of the crash
escaped with minor bruises. The Dill
Ter ambulance brought her to the
hospital where she will remain until
arrangements are made to remove
her to Brooklyn or Chicago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Births

The following births at Bluffton
hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pierman, Pan
dora, a girl, Margie, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Rauch, Je-
nera, girl, Christine Ruth, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wilkins, Lafay-
cite, a girl, Malinda Ann, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Wilson, Ok
ford, boy, Christopher Lape. Mrs.
Wilson is the former Betty Lape Of
Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Beach,
Wharton, a girl, Carolyn Fac, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Matthews,
Lima, : daughter, Kathy Eileen,
July 13 at Lima Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Matthews Is the former Hope
kincaid Of BIuffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
AVERAGE RISE IN
COAL PRICE HERE
IS SIPS PER TON
Fuel Oil Prices Also Higher;
Cost 90 Per Cent Over
Last Winter
Coal Price Increase Of 10 Per
Cent Reflects Higher
Miners Wages

Rejecting the spiralling trend of
national domestic fuel prices, coal
sold by Bluffton dealers has advanc-
ed an average of S1.25 a ton since
signing of the new coal miners con-
tract, and fuel oil is up more than
20 per cent over last winters price
level.
Most coal dealers already have
put new schedules of prices into
effect, announcing that the increase
is a necessary margin adjustment
based on the mine prices to domestic
distributors.
Prior to price advances, coal prices
locally were in range from SO to
$12 ton, and the $1.25 boost
represents an increase of approx
mately 10 per cent.
Fuel Oil Up
Fuel oil also is on the price in
crease band wagon, now bringing
10.5 cents a gallon, as compared
with last winters average of s.S
cents.
Additional increases may come in
the cost of both coal and fuel oil, it
was intimated this week, because of
the uncertainty of the general price
structure.
Spokesman for coal operators have
stated the s1.20 day wage in
crease granted to miners will cost
operators more than S1.25 ton, and
freight increases rejecting the high
er cost of coal, may boost prices to
dealers even higher than the present
range.
Altho fuel oil now is being
delivered at 10.5 cents gallon,
distributors have announced the
price cannot be guaranteed thruout
the winter, and further boosts may
be effective.
No New Users
Shortage of fuel oil reserves is
indicated in the fact that no new
customers are being accepted for
the coming winter season, and many
householders who planned to change
from coal heat have been unable to
proceed with new installations for
that reason.
1t also is impossible to get natural
gas for newly installed gas furnaces,
and householders who used coal last
winter must depend on the same
form of heating this year.
Increased coal prices have come
at time when few Bluffton house
holders had their winter supply on
hand, for deliveries were slow this
spring because shipments from
mines came thru to dealers in only
a dribble of the usual early-summer
volume.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Accepts Minnesota
Church PdstOrdte

Rev. Landolene Amstutz, formerly
of Bluffton has accepted a call to
the pastorate of the First Mennonite
church of Mountain Lake, Minn.,
beginning August l, it was learned
here the first of the week.
For the past four years he was
pastor of the Mennonite church at
TiskiIwa, I'll.
The Minnesota charge has Az
members and a new parsonage is
nearly completed.
Rev. Amstutz formerly made his
home here with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Luginbihl. He is a graduate of
Moody Bible institute and Northern
Baptist seminary, Chicago. His wife
is the former Lenna Augsburger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Menno
Augsburger. They have two daugh-
ters aged one and two years respect
lively.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Dana Whitnier Goes
To Gary, Ind, School

Dana Whitmer, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Whitner of Grove street
has resigned as principal of the
Steubenyille high school to accept a
similar position at Gary, Ind. The
Gary school has $500 students rang
ing from Kindergarten through SEN
ior high school.
Whitmer, who has been a high
school principal for ten years, is a
graduate of Oberlin college and
later received his masters degree
from Ohio State university where he
is studying for . doctors degree.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
FIRST new WHEAT
SOLD HERE YIELDS
28 BUSHELS ACRE
First of New Crop Marketed
Monday; Opening Price
S2.26 Bushel
Grain Rolls Onto Market In
Ever-Increasing Volume
As Wheat Ripens

New wheat was rolling onto the
market in a steadily increasing
volume here Wednesday, after the
first load of the season was sold to
the Farmers Grain Co. Monday
evening by John Nusbaum, farmer
living FIVE miles northwest of town.
Nusbaum's grain was of excellent
quality, testing so, with 16 per cent
moisture. Yield was estimated at
% bushels to the acre, and the crop
was combined.
For wheat purchased on Monday
and Tuesday, the Farmers Grain was
paying S2.26 a bushel, in comparison
with last summers opening price of
S1.96.
Stand Turning Rapidly
Wheat, its ripening delayed by the
cool, wet weather of spring and
early summer, is turning rapidly
this week, and harvesting by COM
bines will be at a rush pace thruout
the next week or 10 days.
Early varities of oats also are
ripening rapidly, and the limited
acreage which farmers got into the
ground last spring in many cases
will be ready for harvesting as soon
as wheat is cut. No oats have been
cut yet in this area, altho near
Findlay some already has been sold
to elevators.
Continuing the trend of recent
years, most of the wheat and oats
in the Bluffton district will be cut
by combine. Where binders are used
for the harvest, most wheat already
is in the shock, awaiting the start
of threshing operations.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
State Checker Champ
At Col. Grove Friddy

Marion F. Tinsley, 19-year-old
Ohio State university senior and
state checker champion will give an
exhibition of simultaneous checker
playing at a tournament in Colum-
bus Grove, Friday night at s o'clock
in Witteborg's Blue room.
The tournament will be open with
out charge to all players who wish
to participate. t
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Rites Held For
Day Old Infant

Services were held Friday after
noon at the Paul Diller funeral
home for Jeffrey John Allgire, day
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil ALI
gire of near Rluffton, who died late
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Howard Landis of the Eben-
ezer church officiated at the funeral
and burial was in the Ebenezer Gem
etery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
SeUen From, BluftOn
Are At Ohio State

Seven Bluffton area students are
among the 10000 comprising rec
ord summer enrolment at Ohio
State university, it was reported
this week.
Among those from here are Dona-
vim Austutz, Dale E. Good, Marion
H. Marquart, John II. Martin,
Charles c. Suter, George Swank, Jr.,
and Wanda L. Montgomery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
" Attend StettLer
Reunion On Sulldau

Seventy-seven members attended
the fourteenth annual reunion of
the stettler family held at Richland
Grange hall south of Bluffton, Sun
day. Following a picnic dinner a
program and business meeting were
held in the Grange hall.
Officers elected for the coming
year are: Pres, Russell Crider, and
secretary, Mrs. Florence Smith, both
of Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Band Concert On
Saturday Night

Concert by the high school band
and ice cream social will be held on
the Presbyterian church lawn, Sat
urday night. The band will be un-
der direction of John Martin, in
structor in instrumental music in
the schools here the past year. The
social will be under direction of the
Band Mothers club.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
Attends international
Sunday School Meeting

DR.. J. S. Schultz of South Lawn
avenue is attending the international
Sunday school convention at Des
Moines, Iowa, from Wednesday to
Sunday of this week. - ..
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
AT BABY CHICK MEET

Earl Jorg, Bkuffton hatchery man
and Mrs. Jorg are in Cleveland at
tending the international Baby Chick
convention, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24

MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license has been issued
to Franklin Houston of Lima and
Gloria Amstutz of Bluffton, Route 2.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
PHYSICIAN IMPROVED

DR.. NJ. r. Bixel, patient in Bluff
ton hospital fer the past month with
. heart ailment was reported i'm
proved Wednesday morning.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
SELF SUPPORTING

Life memberships in the home are
obtained by paying fiat fee upon
admittance, and others pay a month
ly fee covering their share of main
tenance and operating costs.
The general committee, which has
been drafting plans for the home
for the aged over a two-year period,
is made up of three representatives
from each of the sponsoring church
es. d. w. Bixler, of Bluffton, is
general chairman and Clarence
Schnegg, of Pandora, is secretary.
There are no immediate plans for
proceeding with building, Bixler an
nounced.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-07-24
MENNONITES BUY
FOX FARM SITE AS
HOME FOR AGED
Five Area Churches To Spon-
sor Old Folks Home At
BIuffton Location
Nine and Three-Quarter Acre
Tract Costs Church Group
$4,000

Purchase Of a nine and three
quarters acre tract of the former
Bluffton Fox Farm, adjoining West
Elm and Riley streets, was an
nouncd Sunday by the general COM
mittee of five area Mennonite
churches, as a site for a proposed
home for the aged.
In the purchase from John E.
Steiner of Thurman street, the Men
MONTE group paid $4,000 for a tract
that embraces most of the one-time
fox farm, with the exception of
some lowland adjacent to Riley
creek.
Establishing the home for the
aged is project sponsored by con-
gregations of the First and Eben-
ezer Mennonite churches of Bluffton,
the Grace and st. John Mennonite
churches of Pandora and the First
Mennonite church of Lima.
SITE RECOMMENDED
The former fox farm was recon-
mended as an ideal site because of
a high knoll overlooking the sur
rounding area and its location at
the edge of Bluffton.
On the site committee recommend
ing the location were Rev. Paul
Whitmer, representing the First
Mennonite church; Elam Suter, rep
resenting Grace Mennonite church,
and Ezra Bucher, representing the
Ebenezer Mennonite church.
Homes similar to that planned
here have been in successful opera
tion by the Mennonite church for
some years in several states, many
of which are supported financially
by those who enjoy the benefit of
them. The old Mennonite branch
operates home of this kind near
0rrville, Ohio.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Zdravotnf Hlfdka.
HAPPINESS THRU HEALTH
= By
Drs. Leo Klein & Egon Lehman
S CIATICA

inflammation and pain along
the great sciatic nerve, felt
from the hip down the back Of
the thigh to the knee and often
on the outside of the leg to the
ankle.
This condition is more COM
monty found in the male e
during middle life. Nerve i'm
plngement in the lower back is
the most outstanding cause.
GroWths in the pelvis, shorter
legs, chronic constipation are
other causes of this condition.
Exposure to wet and cold often
bring on sciatica.
Many times the pain is very
severe, beginning abruptly or
gradually, shooting down the
back of the thigh. Movement
of legs usually intensifies the
pain. There may be numbness
and tingling and the nerve may
be very sensitive to touch.
symptoms are usually worse at
night and on approach of stor-
my weather. The duration of
the attack varies from a few
hours to several months.
In order to institute the cor
rect treatment, the cause has
to be found first. In most of
the cases, partial displacement
of the lumbar vertebrae, sa-
crum and coccyx (tail bone)
will be apparent. A correction
of one or several of these
structures is necessary to re-
store good health. Since hard
ened stools in the bowels are
known to exert pressure on
nerve centers thus causing OR
increasing pain, a warm enema
should be given.
Sciatica is a very painful and
aggravating condition. Imme-
diate treatment by a qualified
practitioner is of greatest i'm
%portance to prevent complica-
lions and long suffering.
Questions asked by several
readers about arthritis will be
answered in the mail.
For free information about
~sciatica and other diseases
send a stamped self-addressed
envelope to
HAPPINESS THRU HEALTH
% "TELEGRAF"'
843 N. Washington Street
Baltimore : 5, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
AFL a Clio zahajily porady @
splynuti obou organisaci.

AFL a CIO podaly 81 ruce a
zahajily jednanf o splynutf.
Predlohy, tykajfcf Sc delnic-
iva, jez jsou V kongresu, urych-
lily tuto konferenci.
Oba soupeTfcf vGdci William
Green a Philip Murray prohla-
sill pfedem, re budou jednati S
otevfenou myslf o prekazkach,
branicich sjednocenf
< Ale V Tadach obou organise
CT je velmi malo optimismu O
vyhlldce, re ODE organisace
ALL s $500, 900 a CIO S 6,00O,-
600 Client budou brzy slouceny.
Murray je toho nazoru, re O.
be skupiny musf dokazati nej-
prve svou solidaritu V boji prot
spolecnym nepTatelGm, at je to
kdokoli. Pc te niue dojiti k
opravdovemu sloucen1.
VGdci AFL chit, ably unie
Go vratily Sc pod prapor fe-
derace = MONA S novym jme-
mem = jake prvn1 krok. PAX
kOoperace Pride sama s sebou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Jen Spojene Staty mohou zIo-
miti mrtvy bod " jednani
mezi narody.

PouZe Amerika, prohlasil
Henry A. Wallace, ma prostred
ky, ably "zlomila mrtvy bod We
vyjednavanf mezi narody",
ktery die n6ho je vysledkem
Moskevske conference zahra-
nicn1ch minstrel.
Wallace prohlasil, re kazda
nadeje ma 1spech v Moskve
"byla rozbita, kdyz president
Truman oznamil svou ctyrista-
milionovou protisovetskou kTi-
zackou vypravu."
Odkazoval tim ovsem k pre-
sidentovu navrhu, ably Recku a
Turecku bylo poskytnuto $400-
900 1000 a opakoval svou oposi-
CT proti tomu, kterou projevil
We svych nedavnych recech v
Europe.
Wallace prohlasil, re souhla-
81 Sc statnfm sekretaTem Mar
shallem, kdyz mluvil o Europe,
re "pacient um1ra, zat1m co le-
kari Sc rad1." Tvrdil, re sena-
tor Arthur Vandenberg, repu-
blikan z Michigan a John Eos
ter Dulles, Glen americke dele
GAGE v Moskve, "vykofistujl
tuto emergenci k spatnym CT
Wallace citoval vyrok Van
denbergGv, re "nem1ze cekati
pT1lis dlouho ma mfrovy pro-
gram, ktery aspon sjednocuje
.ty, kteff Sc shodujf," a uvedl
vyrok DullesGv v podobnem
smyslu. Predpovedel, re tyto
vyroky budou vykladany v E.
vrope tom smyslu, re je to
krok k sorganisovan1 Zapadnl-
no bloku Europe, kontrolova-
neho Amerikou, mimo Spojene
narody a casti ozbrojeneho Ia
bora, nepTatelskeho Rusku..
Takovy krok, pravf Wallace,
Dude "logickym pTfstfm kro-
KEN k Trumanove doktrine" a
Dude "mfti v zapetf katastrofu
nasilnosti a krveprolitf V Evro-
pc"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09

Jarni Sprcha
FRANK j. ROSNER:

Pffroda Sc haven novym, cistotnym zas odela,
teplejS1 uZ vanek veJe veSele je dOcela.
Re zinniho spanku sc vse probudilo ma novo,
cermak druzce dokazuje, re hn1zdecko je hotovo.
Kvetou kefe, tulipany, vse jen hyTf ~nadherou,
kffdla hnyzu tfepotaj1 a vzduch sunni samou hrou.
poprve Sc letos JiTik Sc Zdenckou pustili
podel feky, ably vzduchem jarnim Sc posflii.
V roztouzenf ry Sc poll vroucfm dlouhym polibkem,
nedaleko v housti zaj1c potyka Sc Sc s1pkem.
Rozohnena deva veru laskou sc tn opajf,
mlad1k celuje il cello, ma 1stech a pc Sill.
Gas k navratu nenf pro ne d6lezty einitel,
az sc pfitmf zapotfeb1 utr1t rosu z jejich eel,
nenf mono stezku zrti pTi tom ejich rozruchu,
raduj1 Sc Jirka, Zdenka Stastni oba jsou v duchu.
Rosa pada, mlha hall vdkol vSe je pokryto,
nz sc nadal, zklouzla nozka, Zdenka kFikne "bolf to-,
ouvej, nehoda il nynf nemusila ~postihnout -
vzdyt chudinka nemGze Sc postaviti ami hnout.
Opatrne nadzvedava, pomahaji setrne,
vic vsak zmokla nz zranena, polekana patrne
kdyz konecn6 domov kyne, tn Sc loucf s povzdechem.
jarnf pout Sc takto konc1 S trochu serym nadechem.
Naucenf z toho Der 81, Jiffku Zdenicko,
z lara ~neholduJte vOde ami tTebas malicko,
kdyz cerstva zelen krasl1 probuzenou pTfrodu,
tn jest tfeba veru jeste opom1jeti vodu -.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Ministr Majer o zasobovani
chlebovinami.

Praha (CTKl- Ministr W.
ivy Vaclav Majer prohlasil ma
schGzi zasobovacfch referentu,
re do plneho kontengentu chile
bovin chybi dosud jeste dodav-
ka asi 10000 vagon6. Pro tez-
kou zasobovaci situaci v celem
svete musfme Sc v prvnf fade
spolehat ma sebe a mnoho ze-
medelcG Sc uvolilo dobrovolne
odevzdat cast samozasobitel-
skych davek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Nova vyzbroj byla predvedena
ma oslavach 1. kvStna " MoskvS

Moskva oslavila svatek pra-
ce prGvodem pochodujfc1m pc
dobu 5 hodin, pfi cemz byla
znazornena jake hospodafska
tax vojenska moe Sovetskeho
svaZu.
Jake obvykle prihlfzel i le-
tos marsalek Stain v kruhu
marsalkG sovetske armady sc
stTechy Leninova nahrobku
slavnostnimu pochodovanl a
diplomaticky sbor Sc dostavil
rovnez v pine s1le.
Pr pTehlfdce letc1 byly tez
pTedvedeny move ctyfmotorove
bombardery, vedle n6kolik le-
tex znamych dvoumotorovych
Lawroskin1, rychlych stihacek
a StormovikG.
Pozemnf armada pTedvedla
novy typ automatickych pol
mich del a vojenske formace
vsech druhn zbranf sc dostavi-
ly k prohlidce.
Znamy vousaty marsalek Sc
myon Budenny proved ma ko-
nj prohl1dku seTazenych oddl-
III, pax seskocil s kone a vidal
poctu marSalku Stalinovi.
Ministr narodnf obrany Bull
gamin vydal zvlastni dennl roz-
kaz, kterymz vybfzel armada k
neustale pTipravenosti, tax ably
armada mohla podporovati "a
hranicn1 politiku pTi dosazenl
trvaleho demokratickeho mfru.
Vojenska pTehlfdka byla vel
mi zaj1mavym 1vodem k obrov-
skemu prGvodu vSech slozek
obyvatelstva.
TemeT 100000 pochodova-
10 v fadach pc stech pc Ruben
namestf.
V prdvodu byly zastoupeny
rGznych prGmyslo-
podnikG, sportovnlch klu-
BIZ, divadelnich a hudebn1ch
organisacf v6deckych INSTRUCT
a Skol.
Ozdobeny kvetinami kracely
jednotlive skupiny Ia doprovo-
.u cetnych hudebnfch sbor1.
Pocasf oslave pTalo, byl krasny
slunecny den, ktery jen pfispel
k vzneSene nalade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Cestujici 81 mohou witt
automobily do vlaku.

Cestuj1cim zeleznicn1 trate
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads
byla nynf dana moznost, ably 81
ma cestu wall S sebou sva auta.
Zvlastnf vozy, zarfzene pro
dopravu 4 automobile budou
pTipojeny k rychlovlakGm ma
trait Cincinnati ashington.
President spolecnosti Robert
j. Bowman sdeluje, re pocet
techto ACKNOWLEDGMENT nosicG
Dude rozmnozen, bude-li ODE
censtvo pro tuto novinku jeviti
zajem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09

Poznamka redakce: - De-
kujeme p. Vokurkovi "a dopis
ma ktery jsme Sc vsichni tesili.
Zaroven mu re srdce pfejeme,
ably Sc re sve nemoci pine po-
zdravil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Ehrenburg VIM Spojene Staty
z pokrytectvi.

Moskva. = lila Ehrenburg
V jedne z nejostTejsfch kritik,
Jake dosud napsal O Spojenych
Statech, odsoudil americkou
politiku jake pokryteckou.
Obvinil Spojen6 Staty, re do
sud nezr1dily demokracii donna
a re Amerika "nosi bombu v
jedne kapse a velikonocnf va
jfcko v druh6."
We SVEN clanku, uveTejne-
mem V komunistickem organu
"Pravda", Ehrenburg napsal,
re Rusove "nebojf Sc tuctu hlu-
cnych Tecf a set rdousicfch clan
XII" v Americe
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Plukovnik Durant odsouzen
ma Is let.

Frankfurt n M. = Plukov-
mix Jack w. Durant z Chicago
byl vojenskym soudem uznan
"a vinna ucast1 ma kradezi he
sedarmstadtskeho rodinneho
pokladu ma zamku Kronberg v
Gene pres $1,500,0 900 pokusem
dovezt klenoty podloudne do
Ameriky a odsouzen "a to k
15lete t6zk6 praci a necestne-
mu vylOucenf z americke arma-
dy. Soud Sc radil diva dny, nez
dospel k tOmuto nalezu. Du-
rant1v obhajce Jos. D. Ryan z
Chicago ohlasil odvolani z roz-
sudku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
"cECHOSLOVACI MA
GANGU."
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. Narodni
Rady V Americe.)

Cd Ceskoslovenskeho spolku
" Calcut6, Indie, dosla kniha
pod tlmto MAVEN.
Jak nazev knihy napovfda,
jest to historicky nastfn zivota
a prace Cechoslovak1 v Indii
cd prvopocatk1 az pc dnesn1
dobu, napsany ma podklade do
kumentarnlch evidence, jejichz
prameny jsou uvedeny v zahla-
vi knihy. We svych sesti dflech
kniha zachycuje praci a zivot
ICech1 a Slovak1 v Indii Cd sire
doveku az pc konec valky roku
1918, informuje O stycfch Indo-
Ceskoslovenskych v 1dobf mezi
dvema svetovymi valkami, O
ohlasu Mnichova v Indii, O "a
potent skupin mistnfch krajan1
do odbojove cinnosti, dale zpra-
Wy jednotlivych ceskosloven-
skych narodnich organisacf a
konecne nastin vyvoje stykG
Indo-C eskoslovenskych do bu-
doucna.
Tato kniha pTedstavuje W.
sledek ctyT let prace, spojene S
jejlm napsan1m. Jejf vydani
jest urcitou bibliofiIskou zvlast
nost1. Pfedevsfm jest to prvn.
cesky nejen psana, ale i tistens
kniha v Orientu. PAX celia pra.
ce jest zone man job" - kdy
autor byl soucasne sazecem
meterem, tiskaTem a vydavate.
lem. V knize snad misty maj.
dete g~ramaticke chyby nebo
vadnou vazbu vet. Ackoliv ru
kopisy knihy byly podrobeny
dukladnym opravam, autor ne.
pfevedl tyto opravy do sazeb Z
prosteho dGvodu, ably toto in
dicke vydanf slouzilo jake pTf
klad, jak dalece matefska Tet
upada u krajan1, kteT1 pc de
set let zijf v cizfm prostred
vzdaleni cd vlasti.
Kniha je velmi pekne vypra
vena, zaj1mave psana, a jasni
ukazuje, re Ceskoslovensky clio
vek Indii osv6dcil ciny svoj
vernost k narodu. Ukazuje, II
tfeba je vzdalen rodnych kra
.ljG, nezmensena je jeho laska
domovine, a pTinasf krasne w
sledky. Ukazuje, re mas clovel
ma bfez1ch Gangu dokazova
svetu, re ceskoslovenst1 Tide ne
budou lit porobe, re Sc nikd.
nezreknou prava ma volny Ii
vot We sve svobodne republice
Dfky Vam, bratri a sestry
nejen "a knihu, ale "a prac
,Ipro nasi vlast, v duchu sokol
skeho hesla: "Ani sobe PR
zisk, ami sobe pro slavu." C,
Ijste hlasali, to jste bez vyhra
dy vykonali. | krasne odmen,
I.jste sc dockali. Vlast nase j
svobodna a Dude stastna i Vas
.prac1.
NaZdar Yam!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-09
Amerika 81 opatruje uranovou
rudu z Indie.

Bombaj.-Dennfk "Times OF
India" oznamuje, re re statu
Travancore v JIM Indii Dude
vyvezeno do Spojenych Stat1
5000 tun p1sku, ktery obsahu-
ie znacne ~procento uranove
rudy.