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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Joln G. Olson was admit ted to St. Anns Hospital yesterday for medical care and Carol For ward was admitted for tonsillec- tony.
 Mrs. Sara Trower and Vincent Yadao were discharged from the Hospital.
 No one was admitted or discharg- ed from the Government Hospital yesterday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30

When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SHFTM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
WASHINGTONIANs HERE

Washington State residents stop ping at the BGranof Hotel are L. C.. Wagner, F. w. Hurdly, c. M. King, John A. Allen, w. K. Sheldon Jr., Seattle; Florence Sarjeant, Auburn D. B. So.din, Tacoma; and M. &. Baker, Bellingham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
ANCHORAGE MAN HERE

Thomas F Smith of Anchorage is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
REV. O'FLANAGAN HERE

Rev. Dermot O'Flanagan, s. J.
 pastor of the Anchorage Catholic Church, is in Juneau enroute to his home in Anchorage He arrived yesterday afternoon via Pan Amer ican Airways from Spokane, where ne attended the funeral of the late Bishop Walter J. Fitzgerald, s. J.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
Full Details OF New Safety Motor Vehicle Law Told
BY Writer For State Department OF Public Relations

qualifications of a driver to oper-
ate a motor vehicle.
Calling drivers in alphabetical
order, the denomination will take
four years to complete. Commits
sloner Rosser has announced that
motorists whose last names begin
with the letters A or B must ap-
ply for new driving permits be-
tween July l and December 81.
l947. From January |, 1913
through June 80, 1913, drivers
whose last names begin with C
CT D must apply. A schedule for
other drivers will be announced
later.
Rosser said all applicants must
pass a driving test. The exam;-
nation will include an eye test,
with the poorest visual reading
permitted, with glasses, to be 20
oo; a highway sign test, in which
the applicant will be shown pic
lures of highway, signs a n d re-
CURED to tell what he should do
when approaching each; a rules
test, consisting of Is questions on
ale driving; and a road test, in
Which he will be required to drive
several blocks. The ability to read
IS not a requisite, and the law
states that deaf persons shall not
be prohibited from operating mo
tor vehicles, provided they meet
other requirements.
Operators licenses will auto
maticaly expire on the birthday
OF The licenses on the fourth year
following the year of issuance, and
no new license will be issued until
the operator has passed another
examination. Chauffeur's licenses
will expire June 80 of each year,
and must be renewed annually.
Along with raising the maxi
mum speed limit to SIS miles per
hour, the law also restricts driv-
ing in business districts to 20
miles an hour, and driving in resi-
dental districts to IS miles an
hour.
The bill specifies that no per-
son shall drive a motor vehicle
at such a slow speed as to i'm
pede or block the normal and rea-
sonable movement of traffic, ex-
cept when reduced speed is neces-
sary for safe operation or in COM
pliance with the law"
The law sets forth especially
stiff penalties for persons convict
ed If speed ard drunken driving.
which are recognized as the two
greatest factors in the states
heavy highway accident and death
toll.
Penalties for speeding follow:
l. For two convictions within one
year of speeding in xce of 55
miles and not more than Is miles
per hour; Or of one Or more
charges of reckless driving and
one or more charges of speeding
in excess Of SIS and not more than
rs miles an hour, the drivers Ii
cense will be suspended for not
less than 60 days and not more
than six months, as may seem
just and proper to the Department
of Motor Vehicles.
2. For one conviction of operat-
ing a motor vehicle at a speed
in excess of rs miles an hour
the license will be suspended for
not less than six months and not
more than n year.
Penalties for driving under the
influence Of intoxicating liquor and
narcotic drugs:
l. For a first conviction of
drunken driving, license will be
revoked for not more than n
year and the offender will be
punished by a fine of not less
than 500 or imprisoned for no.
less than 80 days, or by both fine
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
stripped ner neighbors in postwar

stripped her neighbors In postwar
progress.
Strengthened by Oil, aviation
and a growing realization of her
Importance in International pol
tics, she appears to be shaking
off a 200o-year-old. lethargy in a
reawakening of the spirit which
made ancient Persia a power.
Foreign trade has tripled since
the war.
Earth-bound only two years ago,
she now completes with the great
powers in International air COM
merce. He1 planes make regular
flights to France, Greece, Italy,
Iraq, Syria and Egypt, and char
tered hops to America. Iranian
Anyways 22-ship fleet, piloted by
American and French fliers, is the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

and Imprisonment, in the dis
erection of the court.
z. For a second conviction, the
offenders driving license will be
revoked for three years, n a
fine of not less than 5000 or i'm
pr1Sonment for not less than six
months-or both-Will be given.
3. For a third or subsequent con-
vic:ion, the drivers license will be
permanently revoked by the De-
partment OF Motor Vehicles, and
the offender will be punished by
a fine of not less than $500 or
by both fine and imprisonment.
However, the law states that at
the end of five years, the Depart
ment may grant application for a
new license upon satisfactory
proof that the former licensee has
been of good behavior for the past
five years"
Heavy penalties are also speci-
fled for persons caught driving
while their licenses are suspended
or revoked.
Any person who drives a motor
vehicle on North Carolina high
ways while his license is revoked
or suspended other than perma-
nently, will be guilty of misde.
meanor and upon conviction will
be fined not less than 5000 or i'm
prisonment in the discretion of the
court. In addition, the defendant S
license will be suspended Or re-
voked, as the case may be, for
an additional period of double the
period of the suspension or revo-
cation in effect at the time of his
apprehension.
Any person whose license has
been revoked permanently and is
caught driving, will be guilty OF
a misdemeanor and will be i'm
prisoned for not less than one
year.
To enforce the safety laws the
General Assembly provided for
doubling the personnel Of the State
Highway Patrol and adding so or
more license examiners. Doubling
the patrol will swell. it to approx
mately 423 men, and the So ad-
ditional license examiners will
bring the total to 100.
Correlating closely with the
hiehwav safetv act is the far
reaching financial responsibility
act, also enacted by the last Cen
era Assembly. The two-fold pur-
pose of this act is: Cd to keep
off the highways those drivers who
have shown a tendency toward
reckless driving, and CD to require
suc1 drivers to respond in damage
for injuries or loss growing out
of their irresponsible driving,
The Financial Responsibility Act
provides that any operator or
owner of a motor vehicle involved
in an accident resulting in proper
ty damage of $50 or more Or per-
sonal injury, will automatically
nave DOLn QIlVeI pellllit dilu oulo
license plate suspended until ne
can show that he has paid just
Or established claims, or is abe
to pay upon demand, both for the
first and subsequent accidents.
Ability to meet judgments for
damages may be proved either gy
a financial statement or by an in
surance policy. The law does not
apply to any driver until he has
had an accident.
Attorney General Harry McMul-
ian has ruled that every applicant
for reinstatement of a suspended
or revoked license must show fl
nancial responsibility. even though
the offense for which the license
was forfeited occurred prior to
July l.
Commissioner Rosser said the
new Motor Vehicles Laws were
now in the process of being print
ed and should be available early
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
Baptists Start
Drive For Funds
For Woke Forest

WINSTON-SALEM, June 28-P
The campaign to raise 81, 500, 900
in Baptist churches of the state
part of the amount necessary to
move Wake Forest college to
Winston-Salem was officially
launched here Thursday.
Some 100 Baptist.s leaders from
all sections OF the state met with
Horace Eason of Shelby, director
of the church portion of the COM
paign.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

largest in the Middle East. Eng
lish, Dutch French, Norwegian,
Swedish and Iraq lines make Teh-
ran a regular port of call.
Iranian oil wells british owned)
pump 20, 600, 900 tons of crude a
year, three times the prewar av-
erage.
Iran is a paid-up member in the
International Bank for Recon
struction and development. She
was the United Nations security
councils first client and a signer
of the international aviation
agreements in Chicago.
In Colonial times, a carved
wooden pineapple as a decoration
over the front door sy1nbolized
hospitality.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
BY CORA S. RICE
director of Public Relations
Gate Department of Motor We
hicleS

Director of Public Relations
state Department of Motor We
hicIes
Raleigh, North Carolina
RALEIGH, June 28.-The states
new safe and sane" driving law,
designed ''to make the streets and
highways of North Carolina safe
for pedestrians and the motoring
nnblic," goes into effect Tuesday,.
July l.
The act provides for:
/. Inspection of every North
Carolina motor vehicle, trailer.
and semi-trailer during 1913, with
serni-annual inspections thereaft-
er.
2 Quadrennial reissuance of
drivers licenses.
3. Fixing maximum speed limit
at IS miles an hour, instead Of
the present so miles; and,
4. Heavier penalties for drivers
convicted of speeding, drunken
driving and driving while licenses
are suspended or revoked.
Due to the increased use of
stare highways and the growing
denendencc upon motor Transport
+ation. the new highway safety
laws will probably have more i'm
pact on the public and are the
most generally applicable of all
laws enacted by the 1947 General
Assembly.
The Highway Safety Act is a
mari of a nationwide safety pro-
gram growing out of President
Truman's 1916 and 1947 Highway
Safety Conferences. The legis-
lation was carefully prepared and
should put North Carolina on a
legislative par with the leading
states.
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Tendon C. Rosser. who took office
in May. has stated that the new
laws will require patient under
standing and cooperation by every
driver ana car owner. After at
tending the presidents second an
nual Safety Conference in Wash
ingron last week, Rosser said it
was recognized there that this
state made more progress in safe
ty legislation this year than any
other state.
Beginning July /, $500, 900 will
be made available from the High
wav Fund for use by the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles to get the
new safety program started. The
funds will be repaid from fees in
vclved in the program.
The motor vehicle inspection
provision, which is intended to
make certain that every car and
truck travelling the streets and
highways of this state is me-
chanically safe and fit to operate,
does not become effective until
January l, 1948.
The law provides that for the
purpose of making inspections and
issuing official certificates of in
spection and approval, the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles will es-
taolish inspection stations owe the
state. The time and place of these
stations will be publicized.
Failure to submit to inspection
will result in suspension of the car
registration.
The act further provides that
mo person, firm or corporation
shall operate or permit to be op-
Grated after January l, 1949, any
vehicle which has not been sub
mit.ed to an inspection, or any
vehicle submitted to inspection
and found to be in unsafe en-
ditjon. unless such vehicle has
been repaired and the defect is
corrected
determination of drivers is
Of the most vital provisions Of the
new law. and will test the basic
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
IRAN'S PROGRESS
NOTED IN WORLD
Once Backward Nation
Becoming A
Leader
BY JOSEPH c. GOODWIN

TEHRAN, June % Up Iran,
long considered one of the more
backward countries of the Middle
East, is making a spirited bid for
modernization. Mary foreign OBJ
servers say she already has out
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

in July. He said copies would be
mailed automatically to all court
officials in the state, and to law
yers upon request.
He said the State legislature had
gone a long way toward protect
ing the lives Of the motoring pub
lie through passage of the safety
laws, and added that he expected
full cooperation from every citi-
The land e of the Virgin
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

Compart kerosene range pro-
vides cooking space for aver
age family. All steel. black
baked-on enamel. Rust resist
ant oven interior.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
"a %spolupraci.

vabec "a spolupraci.
Sestra Saba cite pozvanf ma
koncert naseho pianisty Firkus-
neho v Shoreham, ma oslavy ma
rozenin presidenta Masaryka v
Baltimore a Washington, D. c..
a ma Josefovskou Zabavu v Cur
tbs Bay, Md. Odporuceno, ably
Sc clenove ma tyto oslavy CO v
nejvetsfm poctu dostavili. Take
cteno podekovani "a dar a L.
cast pfi oslave Miles of Dimes,
kde sestra Sahova take mela
kratkou rec ma radio Stanice
WTOP.
Br. Haughton oznamuje, re
name dovoleno pouzfti vylet-
nlho mlsta v Annapolis, Md.
Clenstvo tuto nabidku S radosti
pfijalo a den urcen je 20. Ger
venec. Ably navsteva byla co
nejvets1, name Sc dohodnout sc
lspolky v Baltimore, a okolf ably
ma ten den mic nedelali a co v
nejvetS1m poctu Sc s1castnili a
tax pfispeli ma dobrocinny ell
ma ktery Sc tento vylet Dude
odbyvati.
Br. Ptacek oznamuje, re W.
Dor tykajfcf sc Sokola mel sc
sej1ti pc volbach v Ustredi ably
mohl podati Zpravu ma iaky
zpusob sc Sokol ma zaloziti.
Mezit1m vsak nekterf co Sc v
Zalozenf Sokola zajfmajf sc
rozhodli, re zalozf 81 Sokola
bez toho, re by cekali jak Sc
Ustredf rozhodne a NELL jiz pri-
pravnou schGzi k tomuto 1celu.
Predstaveni a srdecne vitani
byli do Ustredi pan a PAM Geo.
IStoklas, nov1 cleni UstTedi.
Mezi hosty NELL jsme take
81. M. Martin, Helen a M. Chon-
ko, p1. Irma Calman a kapitan
j. w. Watson s manzelkou, ro-
zenou Hrebec z Ord, Nebr.
Ma zabave ktera nasledovala
bylo dosti jfdla a domac1ch "a
kuskG, ktere sikovne Tidila ses.
ISwinney S pomocf ses. Maserick
Kroutil a jinych. Domacf peel
vo darovaly sestry Haughton,
Kristin a Maserick a take pekly
sestry Kroutil, Bachor a Pta-
eek. JOS. Bachor daroval stT1-
bro a sklenice a sestra Svejda
z Baltimore, importovanou Va
SUI z Italie.
Budoucf sch1ze a zabava bu-
de dine 6. dubna Pythian Tenn
pie, 1912 - 9th St., N. w, Blu
de to ma Velikoncni ned6li. O.
cekava Sc zde mnoho navstev-
Mkt, protoze tTesnove strom-
ky budou jiz ash v kvetu, treba
re oslava Cherry Blossom
Dude az IL. a IS. dubna.
Krajane, kteri pTfjdou ma ma
vstevu jsou mezi Mani srdecne
vltani. K jfdlu a pitt Dude do.
st1. Budou i jitrnice a malova.
ma vaj1cka. Week
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
President Benes o reforme nizsi
stredni Skoly.

Praha (CTK) - President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes,
pfiJal v sobotu, %. brezna de.
putaci odboru stredoskolskych
profesorG, ktere podal sv1j ma
zor ma chystane reformy nizsi
stredn1 skoly. We SVEN vykla-
du president republiky zdIraz.
Mi, re nejde ami O imitaci zapa.
du ami vychodu. Jediny zdra.
w zpGsob je vychazet z nej.
vlastnejSich korenn naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Z Washingtonu DC.

" Americko Ceskoslovenskem
Ustfedi rocnf sch1ze, kde Sc vo-
Ii novy Trad, byva obycejne vel
mi dlouha, avsak tento rok to
dlouho nevzalo. Volby sc toci-
Fly okolo v1dce Gill predsedy T.
stredi a kdyz ten pc dels1m pro-
Semi prijal, cely Trad z1stal.
Predseda byl a je ma tento
rok br. Henry Saba, podpfed-
soda Frant. Kracek, tajemnice
May Saba, pokladnfk Jerry
Kroutil, uctovnfk Karel Bachor,
dejepisec Albfnka Herl, zabav-
nj spravce Albina Wagner, a
straz Rudolf Kristin. Vybor
dGvernfk1 ma tri roxy H. Saba
ma diva roxy A. Week a ma l
rok j. Kroutil.
Spravcove vyborG: Clenstv1,
Karel KSanda; stavebn1 fond
Zdenek Ptacek; stanovy Albert
Maserick; finance Geo. Haugh-
ton; dopisovan1 Anton Week;
vybor nemocnych M. Bachor.
Do lkuchyne ma budouc1 tri
meslce vzaly sestry: Marie VI
eek, Josephine Bachor a Anna
lie Ptacek.
Sestra A. Herl podava struc-
nou a krasne sestavenou zpra-
WI jak "a poslednf rok Ustredi
pokrocilo moralne i financne.
Ia spoluprace clenG ma meslc-
mich zabavach pri nas1 hudbe
br. Bachora a pTi dobre kuchy-
nj a obsluze nasich pracovitych
bratr1 a sester udelalo 81 UstTe-
di mnoho pratel jak We Wash
ington, D. C. tax i mezi kraja-
ny v celych Spoj. Statech, ktefi
zde byli ma n~avsteve. Nell
jsme 9 zabav ma kterych Sc wy
delalo pres 100000 a z KITE
rych nejvetsi zisk financnf a
moralni prinesla Sokolska Aka
demie v mesfci zarf. Zasluhou
br. Haughtona NELL jsme vylet
v Annapolis, Md, ktery nam
prinesl pres $4,000 zisku, 2
ktereho jedna tTetina sla ma ST.
roty v stare vlasti.
Dalsf Diary byly poslany ma
Cerveny KTiz, Rev. Hosey ma
|skolu v Annapolis, Md, Miles
of Dimes, Sirotcinec v Brine a
ma rs. rocni slavnost nasim pfa-
|telnm SokolGm v Curtis Bay,
Md.
Ma stavebni fond vetsi darky
jsme dostali cd sestry Jettma.
rove $4,000 a PAM Zelenkov@
$4,000 ma posmrtnou vzpomlr
ku jejich manzel1, prdkopnikG
kolonie We Washington, D. C.
Ma konec sestra Herl preje
vsem mnoho zdaru v praci ne
tento rok, tax abychom jeste
vice jak financne tax i moral
ne docflili, nez v roce pfedeslen
Br. Bachor oznamuje, re zs
minuly rok sc dostalo $165.5E
"a prispevky. Name 95 clenu
4 odcestovali a 8 novych jsmt
ziskali.
Br. Ptacek oznamuje, re n:
stavebni fond bylo darovan'
S437.8O, 1roky v bance SOFIA
zabavy a vylet $1,175.23, G.
della dohromady $1,682.77: Mi
nuly rok jsme NELL $3,445.O2
leo della dohromady $5,127.79
Tento rok jsme zfskali dalsicl
$86.35, tax re ma stavebnln
|Ifonde dnes name $5,214.14
Toto je velmi potesitelne, lel
skoda, re jsme to Mcneil pre-
6 Lefty.
Pokladnik br. Kroutil ozna
muje, re dodnes name ma for
de dobrocinnych dcelG $48.4z
Tadnem fonde $239.17 a n
fonde stavebnim $5,214.14.
Br. pfedseda podekoval z
llzpravy podane a vsem clendl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Snemovna schvalila vyklad
Jana Masaryka.

Praha (CTK) = Ustavodar-
ne Narodnf ~shromazdeni schva
lilo v patek, FL. brezna "a vel
kych ovaci vyklad csl. zahra-
nicniho ministra Jana Masary.
Ika,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-28
Maly herec
FRANK j. ROSNER:

We skole budeme divadlo mfti,
to Sc ma Eda ma co zas t6siti,
Dude nit 1lohu a deklamaci -
to budou kluci z tfldy nit strapaci.
V cvicenf pilnym je, nikdy neschazf,
vzdyt jsou mu ostatnl kluci tax drazi,
spolecna pile je pohanf dale,
by lepe cvicii, stoupali stale.
Nezvykla slova mu pfichazf snaze,
vzdyt pri mich hrejive a tax mu blaze -
sklonovat, casovat - uz mu je hTicka,
kdyz vid1 kol sebe sokolska tricka.
Maminka ulohu jeho Sc uc1,
radost ma re laska k reel mu puc1,
hTeje il vedomi, re pysny ma nj,
slysl jak cesky mluv1 re span1.
NevymTe vetev nam dokud ty deti
nebudou "a ceskou rec Sc stydeti,
pochoden ponesou do budoucnosti,
sfrit o narodu predkG jen cnosti.
Prisel den veliky, Eda Sc drzf,
pochvalu Sc vsech stran velikou strzi,
rodice ,tety a strycove radi,
zarosle oci je vlzou Ike mladI:
Edo i Slavku, Vasku Ivy zlati
Marenko, Helenko - sestry brati,
plamen v srdickach udrzujte stale,
rec pfedku vasich Dude ziti dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
POHRBY.
listopadu zen

10. listopadu zemrel kra.
Jan p. Josef F. Svoboda a po-
hreb konal Sc II. listopadu re
Cvachova Pohf. Domu do ko-
stella sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
(Podrobna zprava v 1mrt-
MIN oznamenl.)
II. listopadu zemrel pan
Harry j. Dasch, 1905 Pulaski
Highway We start 33 let. Ma
sc v Baltimore a zamest-
nanim byl naterac.
PohTeb konal sc v patek, Fl.
listopadu z domu smutku do
kostela Sacred Heart a odtud
ma Oak Lawn hfbitov a byl Wy
praven pohrebn1m 1stavem p.
E. Schimnnka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
We ctvrtek, dne II. listopadu
Oslavme vsichni
vhodnym zpisobem
Den D1kuvzdanl!
DOPIS.
Prvni Cesky Demokraticy Klub
z. wardy
838 N. Chester st.
16. listopadu, 1947.

Ctenf pratele:-
Kdyz jest to ~zapotTebi, jest
to vzdy Prvn1 Cesky Dem. Klub
7. wardy ktery Sc zastane ma
SIGH obcand taktez i nyni, kdyz
nasi obcane ohrozeni jsou, re
jejich domovy budou prevzaty
mestem pro tax zvanou "Ex-
pressway", ktera ma probihati
nasi kolonif.
Prvnf Cesky Dem. Klub 7.
wardy We sve Tadne meslcnf
sch1zi konane v patek, dine Z.
listopadu prijal protestni reso-
luci, ktera byla zaslana staros-
tow mesta naseho a predsedovi
mestske rady, jakoz i vsem rad
MIN mesta Baltimore.
Resoluce mi nasledovns:
Dear Sir
We, the Officers and the
Members of the First Bohemian
Democratic Club of the 18th
Ward, 838 N. Chester Street,
did at the ast>meeting, Friday,
November 18th, 1947, resolve to
publicly oppose the proposed
Expressway which is to be rout-
ed through the Northeastern
section of the city, along the
south side of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Our opinion 81 that the pro-
posed Expressway will be de-
trimental to our community. 1t
will separate into groups the
people of this section who for
many years, have worked, CO.
operated, and practiced the
good neighbor policy together.
to attain the goal of a better
city.
We feel that it would be a
great injustice to those families
who toiled long hours, many
years, and struggled with their
incomes in order to have a de-
cent, comfortable home in
which to live. 1t is no secret,
that the savings of these per-
sons are invested in their
homes.
With the above facts before
us, we can adopt only one
course of action. It is believed
that the above i~njustices should
be avoided by rerouting the
Expressway SO that not even
one family would be made to
rebuild what is known as
"Home Sweet Home.
Sincerely yours,
FIRST Bob. DEM. CLUB
of the 7th Ward
Rudolph Behounek, President
Thomas j. Petr, Vice-President
John Pivec, Treasurer
James Pazourek, Fin. Sec'y
Louis K~otesovec, Secretary
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
DAIRY:
Ma Ceskou Svobod. Skolu
Augustine Hermana:

AuguSClna E1erTnana:
K ucteni pamatky p. Karla
Stozka ma misto kvetin daruji
ri. KateTina Benes $500
o. a pi. Rud. Behounek 500
p. a pf. Stepan R1ha 500
= K uctenf pamatky vojfna
u. S. A. Johna Opavy z Phila-
delphie darovali p. a pf. Jan
Svitak $500.
Ma Mlecny Fond American
Relief for Czechoslovakia:
K ucteni pamatky zemfele-
no p. Karla Stozka mlsto kve-
tin daruji p. a pi:: George a
Belbot $500.
* uctenf pamatky p. Kar-
la Dobihala darovali Mattel
Vzdelanf DR.. William
a pf. Viktorie Rysanek $1,000.
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kolskymi jednotami cvicen1.

1KO1o1kJ III JCU1roo1111r
Nase srdce Sc naplnuJ1 py-
chou a vedom1, re opet vznika
nova jednota velike nasl sokol-
ske rodiny, a to v hlavnlm me-
ste Spojenych StatG, Dude "a
jiste vzpruhou vsem a potese-
MIN pro vsechny ostatn1.
Spojenymi silami a die pfl-
zakladateld Sokolstvi,
Ora. Miroslava Tyrse a Ora.
Fuegnera budeme
pokraeovati, abychom 81 zaslou
zili cestne m1sto a stall Sc rad
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21

nymi cleny, jejichz GLEN Dude
sledovati sokolske idee, z1ti So
kolskym duchem a vesti nasi
mladez k vySSim metam.
Ma Zdarl Frank J. ROsner.
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