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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
Haifa Harbor
Oil Fire Does
CreatDamage
Officials Compare Destruc-
ton To Pioest Field
Wartime Bombing
SET BY UNDERGROUND
Intense Heat Buckles Steel
Orders, Destroys Eight
Huge Tanks

JERUSALEM, Palestine, March
N-Huge oil fires set by a
Jewish underground blast in pre-
dawn darkness ragged uncheck :
ed in the great Haifa harbor oil
storage area today and tonight
the smoke-shrouded city still was
Ut by the glare of leaping flames.
Estimates of damage ranged
from $4,000, 600 to SIG, 00O, 900 and
1raq Petroleum CO. officials COM
pared the fire in destruction to
the wartime allied bombing of the
Ploesti oil fields.
During the day the flames and
rolling columns Of smoke along
the waterfront provided a violent
backdrop for fighting between
British troops and some 1000
Jewish Illegal immigrants resist
ing deportation to Cyprus.
Officials called in fire lighting
equipment from a radius of so
miles to battle the flames and to-
night they said the blaze finally
was under control. 1t was expect
ed to burn itself out in q hours.
Four firemen were injured, two
seriously. when they fell into a
pit of burning oil, an official an
nouncement said.
Eight of the 10 huge storage
tanks making Haifa harbor the
largest oil port in the Middle East
were destroyed, along with all
surrounding facilities. Heat from
the inferno was SO intense it
buckled steel girders and forced
firemen to carry asbestos shields.
Richard Stubs. Palestine gov =
eminent public information off
Ger, told a press conference that
1.-THE community will pay for the
damage" and it W a S understood
the government is considering a
special levy on the Holy Lands
600, 600 Jews to meet the cost.
The blazing tanks shrouded the
harbor and city with thick black
smoke as British troops began the
transfer of 1000 refugees rescued
yesterday when four British war
ships went to the aid of the foun-
dering Illegal immigrant ship
Moledeth some 40 miles OF the
Palestine coast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
BluntSpeech
By Marshall
Scores Point
Secretary Tells Ministers
"Congested Slum" Pol
icy Not Agreeable
DIFFERENCES WIDE
Immovable Attitude By
e France Also Censured
By U. S Delegate

MOSCOW, March 31.-Pj-Secre-
tary of State Marshall blasted at
Russia's uncompromising stand on
German PREPARATIONS tonight and
warned that the United States OPP
poses policies which will continue
Germany as a congested SUM-"
In his bluntest speech to the
Council of Foreign Ministers,
Marshall said the four powers could
never reach agreements ION the
basis of an ultimatum." He added
that the United States Categorical
ly rejects the Russian stand that
acceptance of PREPARATIONS from
current production is an absolute
condition Of economic unity"
Russian Foreign Minister v. M.
Molotov, whose proposals also were
attacked by British Foreign Secre-
tary Ernest Bevin, made no con-
cessiops on PREPARATIONS, but ex-
pressed hope that differences
among the four powers could be
reconciled.
Same Horse Twice
In referring to the Potsdam
agreement and discussions here on
separations, Marshall told Molotov:
1T looks very much to us as
though the Soviet Union is trying
10 sell the same horse twice."
Molotov replied: 1--WE did not ap'
proach this problem of PREPARATIONS
from a point of view Of merchants,
but we do not want other merch-
chants selling u horse at a low
price without consent
Molotov made other similarly bit
ing replies to some of Marshall's
points, but his general tone was
described as mild in comparison
with some Of his previous speeche".
After Molotov's statement Mar
shall suggested that the ministers
meet tomorrow in restrict ses-
sion" and they agreed. Excluded
from such a session will be the
extra official reporters who brief
the press, and the meeting may be
presented in much less detail to
neWsmen.
The American secretary said that
France, too, had adopted an i'm
movable attitude and had insisted
that her demands for German coal
be recognized before the ministers
proceeded to other important Ger
man questions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01

While the Administration will IN
the end be supported by Congress-
the way in which it choose to pre-
sent the case for intervention IN
the Middle East has certainly not
strengthened $ hand. The case
itself is a very strong one noeeo
it is unanswerable as regards tne
vital interests of this country ana
to bring carer a general se11le'
mont with the Soviet Union.
But the real case, on Whlcn 1ne
to intervene is based
was announced in hot generahtes
and has since then been de1enoeo
h., disclaimers, denials, apologies,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
PRESIDENT SIGNS
SUGAR EXTENSION
Reluctantly Penning Sigma
ture, Truman Blasts
Hasty Legislation

WASHINGTON, March 81 -(P-
President Truman today signed
with reluctance'' a law extend
ing sugar rationing only until Oct.
81.
He also signed another rush bill
passed by Congress during the
Gay preserving federal controls
over a small group of scarce ma
terials until June 80.
Both measures were hustled
through Senate and House and
sent to the White House in a race
against the midnight expiration OF
the Second War Powers act, basis
Ct the wartime rationing, priority
and ALLEGATION power.
The President, evidently more
dissatisfied by the short life given
sugar rationing than by the cur
tailment of his own broad execu-
tive powers of ALLEGATION, issued a
sharp statement on the sugar
legislation.
Oct. 81 appears to be too early
for the termination of sugar con-
trolls" he said. He added that this
had been recognized by many
Congressman both in committee
and in debate"
See Larger Supply
Mr.. Truman also noted that
Congress assumes that sugar sup
plies by Oct. 81 might be ma
terially larger than those now def
iaitely in prospect"
The sugar act also extends
price control on sugar through
October. 1t otherwise would have
expired June so.
The rationing and price control
will be administered by the Agri'
culture departrrrent-inst OF the
dying OPA.
MI. Truman had asked for a
years extension of sugar controls
and an equal extension of major
sections Of the Second Wal
Powers act. In the latter case, he
sought authority to allocate any
item in case of a national emer-
gency.
Instead, Congress named these
few, at the same time f%orbidding
the ALLEGATION of any items not I'm
der control on March "a:
Tin, antimony railroad freight
cars, the new drug streptomycin,
cinchona bark (for quinine), ma.
Mia and agave cordage and fibre,
and tractors built for export.
Materials
In addition, the act allows ma
terials and facilities" essential te
meeting international obligations
to be allocated if the Secretaries
of State and Commerce certify
control is essential.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
Removes
Soviet Power
To Veto Bill
Senator Moves To Clarity
Method As Applied To
United Nations
COULD HALT LOANS
Amendment Would Give
Security Council Author
ity To End u. S. Help

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Re
Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich) to-
day proposed three checks on
President Truman's $500, 900, 900
aid program for Greece and
Turkey, including authority for the
United Nations to halt it.
But Russia would have no power
to block the American move by
exercising its veto.
Vandenberg specified that any
U. N. objections must be based
upon () "a procedural vote in
the Security council" or ca by "a
majority vote in the General as
sembly of the United Nations"
Seven of the II members ere
needed for a decision in a Security
council "procedural vote" and the
big power veto right does not ap-
ply. Twenty-eight out Of IS T
required for a General assembly
majority.
Vandenberg told newsmen he
offered his amendment "to make
it plain that we propose to operate
clearly within the spirit Of the
United Nations"
In response to a question, he
said it is not designed Is q wedge
in an effort to eliminate the Sc
curity council veto in other mat.
tiers.
Tt is neither sinister mol prophe-
tic," he said.
Vandenberg said he has been
disturbed" by criticism that the
Greek Turkey aid proposal by.
Ipasses the U. N.
IT don't think it does" he said.
IT think the worst thing that could
happen to the U. N. would be tc
call upon it to u a response
bility it was neither intended nor
organized to carry out"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
CURRlN QUALITIES
FOR COUNCIL RACE
Second Candidate Files For
City Primary On
April Fl

The number of official candi-
dates for the Wilmington city
council rose to two yesterday
when Garland Currin filed for re-
election.
Mayor W. Ronald Lane paid
his filing fee Friday afternoon. A
third member of the council, w.
E. Yopp, has indicated that he
would be in the race to retain his
seat but so far he has not filed,
according to H. G. Carney, chair
man Of. the board of elections.
The only newcomer to the scene
to reveal political tendencies to-
ward the council is Warren G.
Holleman. q year-old local resi-
dent.
Candidates have from now until
April 10 to file, Carney has an
|nounced. The primary will be
held April 81 and the election May
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
BENSON ASKS FOR
LOCAL OPINION ON
CHANGE OF TIM E

City Manager J. Z. Benson in
dicated yesterday that he would
not take any action on the matter
of daylight saving time for vii.
mington until state officials acted
or until local residents made their
wishes known.
There has been agitation in
several parts of the state for the
return to daylight saving time
this summer. Thus far, however,
no concrete action by state OIL
Gals has been taken.
Benson said that he would ap-
p~reciate it if the people OF WI
mington would indicate their
wishes on the matter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
BOYD NAMED AS
AIRPORT MANAGER
Commissioners
Select Trainee As Act
ing Head Of Field

New Hanover county commission
ers yesterday put into effect a two
way cleaning job.
The first act was the naming
of a new manager for the $11, O00,-
900 Bluethenthal airport, and the
second was an order for the clean
ing of trash dumps along highways
throughout the county. This latter
campaign starts today.
Henry E. Boyd, Jr., of Whining
ton, was named acting manager
of the airport to succeed Jesse
Parker, resigned.
Boyd is a former service man and
now a trainee under the C. I. Bill
of Rights.
Parker was given a 30-day leave
of salary pay over the strong OBJ
jections of commissioner L. J.
Coleman.
The roadside cleanup campaign
came as the result of the appear
ance of Col. L. L. Simpson and
Hugh Morton before the commits
sion, who painted an unsightly
picture of the beach roads.
It was pointed out that unless
rubbish heaps along the highways
were removed they might have
some effect on the decision of the
Veterans Administration locating
a proposed hospital here.
The Hugh McRae Co. offered the
board a 10-acre lot in the Winter
Park area for use as a dump, and
Hewlett said he would see Morton,
a representative of the McRae Co.,
today with regards to the proffered
dump grounds.
Meanwhile, the county patrol was
instructed to check on the dump.
ing Of trash on the roadsides. II
was pointed out that a law against
ira sh-dumping within 100 yards Of
a highway provided a $50 fine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
Surplus Supplies Seen
As Boon To Toothaches

Johnny, don't look now but they
are ganging up on you.
This little tale is being written
to warn you, not to scare you.
Here's the low-down on what's
happening right here in Whining
ton and other North Carolina
towns:
There's going to be a lot OF
dental surgeons in North Carolina
nova heap more than in the
past few years because they are
going to be able to get equipment
And if you r not old enough
to understand the meaning OF
doctor of dental surgery, the plain
truth of the matter is you might
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
Today And Tomorrow
Rv WALTER LIPPMANN

and assurances which have done
little but confuse the issue.
The reason for intervening in
Greece and. Turkey is that OF all
places in the world they are the
best suited strategically for the
employment of American military
power to check the expansion OF
Soviet military power. The power
of the Soviet Union is in it's elm
exhaustible reserves of infantry
capable of pressing upon its wide
land frontiers in Europe and Asia.
There is no other power or group
CONTINUED On Page Two, Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01

Just call them dentist. You know,
partner, the fellows who grind
away in your teeth, and maybe
even pull one or two.
It's all the result of the War
Assets Administration releasing a
lot of surplus dental equipment.
But, Johnny, it's not as bad as
it sounds. Because the doctors
Inow are able to get the needed
equipment with which to fix your
teeth, it won't hurt half so badly.
Honestly, it won't.
For instance, DR.. James E..
Furr, Jr., I'll Hutchinson Build
Continued On Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
And Sc To Bed

It was an otherwise unevent-
full night in the office Of The
Morning Star.
Then the telephone rang.
"Hello," said the reporter.
"I want to give In some news
about a wedding" said a male
voice.
"AlI right" said the report
er, his pencil poised.
There was a pause at the
other end Of the line.
Then came a sudden torrent
of profanity.
"HelIo, there!" What was
that" exclaimed the reporter
"Oh," said the male voice
alphabetically. 81 didn't mean
that for you. I was just cussin'
nv new. wife"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-01
FORECAST:

WILMINGTON and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and slightly warmer today and
tonight. Wednesday, increasing cloud
mess with showers and continued mild.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20

muclrny, popravy a vsechno to
besneni, namfrene ma rozdrce-
nj Sokolstva, sokolske myslen-
ky a Tyrsovych ideald, hlubo-
ce zakotvenych v narode, ne
byly vsak s to, ably zdolaly So
kolskeho ducha. V zaveru sve-
no projevu br. HTebik vzpome-
null, jak zachraneny byly "a O.
kupace diva vzacne prapory,
jez Sokolstvo chova v nejvyss1
1cte, ponevadz byly jake jedi
ne organised v Ceskosloven-
sku venovany Sokolstvu obema
p~residenty T. C. Masarykem a
DIR. Edvardem Benesem. Sv1j
ohnivy proslov skoncil br. Hre-
blk vrelou vyzvou k nejvetsf
1casti ma vsesokolskem sletu,
konanem pf1stf rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20

rail- asi diva litry; dost ma ob6d
ktery je asi 5 hodin.
Tu pojednou zena sousedka
ma mas kficf, re nase jahody v
zahrad6 hoTi. ia honem wal
jsem dzber vody a yet hrab6 a
opravdu asi 2 strev1ce v prime
ru zem kourila a byla rozzha-
vena. Zet mi Tekl abych to ho-
mem polejval a on to hrabema
michal ma kasi, az zem presta-
la horeti. Pravil, re snad jak
sc schybal pro jahody a kouril
doutnik tn musel zhavy popel
2 doutnlku mu ma zem mezi ja-
hodove kere upadnouti a tax
zem Zacala horeti. ZEN tato
byla jak jsem drive pravil pc
staleti, ba tis1ce rokG pokryta
rostlinami ktere il z1rodnova-
ly. Fem tato jest cerna a ma
vrchu svetle hneda cd slunce
vyprahla asi tax jenom asi IL
coule, ale pod tim cerna, vlhka
(sub-irrigated) pima zdech-
lych rostlin, travy z ktere by
Sc nechalo vyrobiti jak Sc an
glicky Tfka "Peet Moss.
TAX drazf ctenaTi, verte to-
mu nebo ne, ono jahodove pole
moj1 dcery Helen bylo by sho-
felo, kdybych no ia neuhasil.
Pr1ste nap1su O 1rode tech
krasnych krajin kde pestujf
jahody, maliny, hrach ,hlavko-
w salat, zel1, broskve, tresne,
vino a i kvetiny.
Vas S pozdravem jsem
Edward Taborsky.
P. S. = Nynl jiz muslme ma
dalsf cestu Sc pfipravovat do
Nebrasky, do Lincoln, kde je
mGj bratr a sestra. Ones chte-
Ii moi pratele jeti ma horu
Rainier, Paradise Side = ale
ono prselo a to pc cely den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Spojene Staty dslajf pry chyby
We sve zahranicnf politice.

Hrabe Karolyi prohlasil, re
podporujl v Madarsku lidi,
ktefi pracovali pro diktaturu.
Praha. - Hrabe Michael
Karolyi, ktery byl premierem
a presidentem Madarska pc
prvnf svetove valce, prohlasil,
Re Spojene Staty "postavily Sc
"a spatneho kone v Madarsku"
"Prijde cas- a Amerika po-
INA, re nechala 81 uj1ti bajee-
nou pTflezitost, ably nab1dla sy-
stem noveho poradku v Evro-
Pc"
Karolyi Tekl interviewu:
"Spojene Staty podporuj1 Ii
di, kterf chteli svrhnouti sku-
tecnou madarskou vladu a ma
hraditi il diktaturou die vzoru
Horthyo."
"Nenf pochybnosti, re spik-
mutt existovalo a bylo podporo-
|vano lidmi, kter1 spolupracova-
Ii S Horthyovskymi fasisty a
kooperovali S osou "a valky."
"Sam Ferenc Macy obzalo-
wal Belu Kovacse a osm poslan-
Icd strany maloroln1kG, jimz sa-
ma strana odnala immunitu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Sokolska Hlfdka.
z A

Tento tyden odjede ma ma
vstevu do Ceskoslovenska man.
zelka starosty sokola v Bel
campu ses. j. Hozova. Odleti
letadlem z New Yorku.
Take Sc dovfdame, re odjede
lodi Queen Elizabeth" clenka
T. j. Sokola v Belcampu sestra
Aloisie Novotna Sc svoji dcerou
Eliskou. ktera jest nacelnicf T.
j. Sokol v Belcampu.
Sestra Hozova Sc zdrzf v &C.
skoslovensku asi 3 mesfce a ses-
ira Novotna Sc mini vratit be
hem jednoho roku.
PTejeme vsem trem stastnou
cestu a teslme Sc ma jejich brz-
ky navrat.
T. J. Sokol Belcamp, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Mia navstsva z Prahy.

K nasfm baltimorskym kra-
jankam pf. Karolfne Sevcfkove
a pi. Matilde Engelhardtove
zavftal ma navStevu pan Jaro-
mir Svoboda z Prahy, ktery je
manzelem jejich netere.
Pan Svoboda je vrchnf Cd
borovy rada, ktery byl vyslan
ceskoslovenskou vladou ma Ra-
dio Communications, Radar &
Television Conference, ktera
Sc kona v Atlantic City, N. J.
Ma teto konferenci je zastoupe-
no 60 narodG.
Pan Svoboda tam bydlf v no.
telu Ambassador a zdrzf Sc We
Spojentch Statech az do zan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Sokolska Vyprava z Baltimore
do Chicago ma Slet

vyjede jiz pTfstf 1tery, "a. GER
vna z Mt. Royal Stanice - B.
& o. drahy We 4:15 P. M. DAY
light Saving Time) "a vedeni
bratra Edy Sticky. Celkem Cd
jizdf asi 70 1castnik1 z Balti-
more, Curtis Bay a Belcamp.
Nekteff krajane podniknou "a
jed ma Slet We svych automo-
bilech.
Baltimorske Sokolske Jedno-
|ty vysflajf ma zavody nasledu-
|jici: do StTedniho oddeleni
muzG: br. Frank Hejny, Jr., G.
Taborsky, S. Taborsky, J. Sto-
EEK, r. Novak a VIM. Belbot.
Do nizsfho oddeleni muzG: br.
R. Pafizek, Jr. Do nizsiho Cd
d6lenf zen: ses. E. Voelker, H.
PECK, l.. Bouda, L.. Koenigs-
mark, d. Pokorny, E. Belbot,
Bouda a M. Parfzek.
Observation-Disclosures: j.
slechta, E. Bartell, G.. Huebei,
r. HULA a M. Primus.
Soudci: br. E.. Stetka a ses.
Otilie Martlnkova.
Pfejeme vsem naslr zavodl-
elm z Okrsku mnoho zdaru a
doufame, re Sc jim podaf1 zis-
kati nejakych cen. Ma zdar!
A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
NOVY N LEX.

Znamy baltimorsky krajan
D. KAREL S. LEDVINKA, 435
N. Gay ST., jest vyrobcem zna-
meniteho leku SAL-TAN, KITE
ry prodava pod U. S. Trade
Znackou SHRINKUM.
Tohoto pr1pravku Sc pouzi-
va pTi nasleduj1cfch chorobach
For Infection, Poison Oak, Poi
son Ivy, For Athletes Foot,
Sweating Feet, Body Odor,
Dandruff and Falling Hair,
Running Old Sores, Burns,
Fresh Cuts and Scratches, Jun
gle Rot, Metallic Skin Poison
ing or Other Skin Diseases.
Tento znamenity pTipravek
prodava p. Ledvinka v lahvfch
a povsimn6te 81 jeho oznamky
ma zadnf strane.
Dostal ma sta doporucujicich
dopisH a uveTejnujeme jeder
cd nasi krajanky.
DOPIS.
814 N. Montford Avenue
Baltimore : 5, Nc
Mr.. Ledvinka =
This is to certify, l have usec
vour wonderful Product known
as ~"SHRINKUM" and it's cure
is marvellous and quick. l car
truthfully thank you and re
commend your product to al
sufferers.
Mrs. Frances Duban
May 16, 1946.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Demokrati rozdvojeni mad no
minaci kandidata do kongresu.

V Tadach demokratickych
jevf Sc velka nespokojenost
mad WHEREIN kandidata p. E.
A. Garmatze ma m1sto kongres-
nfka 3. kongresn1ho distriktu.
Jest MONA, re p. Simon P.
Jarosinski pobezf jake neodvi-
sly kandidat.
Nominacnf petice pro Kon-
gres vyzaduje 1900 podpisu a
stoupenci Jarosinskeho tvrdi,
re mali vice jak 1900 podpisd
ma tuto petici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
cesky graduant re City College

We stTedu vecer, 18. cervna
graduoval re City College ces-
ky student krajan John Rys,
syn znamych krajanG p. a pf.
Antonfna a Anezky Rys.
Ma jeho graduacnim diplo-
mu bylo zvlastnf vyznamenani
Member of National Honor
Society" Jenda byl pilny Yak,
kdyz chodil do Ces. Svob. Sko-
ly Aug. HeTmana. K jeho wy
znamenanf mu gratulujeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
EDWARD A.
demokratickym kandidatem
ma uprazdnene misto
Kongresu.

Minute 1tery byl nominovan
ma mlsto kongresn1ka pc 9th.
D'AIesandro, Jr., Stat
MIN Centralnfm Vyborem De-
mokraticke Strany p. Edward
A. Garmatz, elektrikaT a poll
cejni magistrat.
Volby Sc budou konati dine
Is. cervence.
Kdo Dude kandidatem ma
mfsto re strany republikanI o.
znamime pT1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Finsko opst zaplatilo splatku
Spojenym StatGm.

Finsko splatilo opet jednu
|splatku, ktere odtamtud pravi-
define prichazejf pololetne. De-
|partment pokladu oznamil, re
mu bylo splaceno $164,852,
take celkem dosud Dude dlu-
ziti Finsko asi $500, 900. Fin
sko Sc vydluzilo v roce 1923
So, 281,926.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
Sokolska druzstva vystoupi n
Olympiads.

Ma sch1zi clen1 Sokolske
Delegace Sc Slavnostn1m vybo-
rem a vyborem III. Olympiady
bylo usneseno, re sokolska
druzstva re stare vlasti vystou-
pi ma II. Olympiade Svazu DTJ
a Slovenskeho Sokolstva, jez sc
kona dine 5. cervence ma Ran
dali Islandu.
Olympiadnf vybor take ozna.
mil, re prijede do New York;
Josef Martinez, ktery Dude ri.
diti tiskovou sluzbu II. Olym.
piady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
z BELCAMPU.

W ~ 0O0A0 49,
dostna zprava We forme tele-
gramu Cd Americke Oboe So
kolske z Chicago, v nemz nam
oznamujf, re delegace cesko-
slovenskych sokolu pfijede do
Belcampu dine IL. a Is. GER
vence.
V 1tery, 10. cervna konal Sc
w New Yorske Sokolovne slav-
nostnl uvftacf banket ma pocest
ceskoslovenske sokolske dele
|gace, ktera v poctu 6Oti osob
dojela v pondelf rano lodi
"Queen Elizabeth" do New
Yorku.
Ia T. J. Sokol Belcamp, z1-
leastnili Sc slavnostnf vecefe
nacelnik br. j. Fejfar a jedna-
tel br. O.. Goetzl.
Program zahajen hymnami
Americkou a Ceskoslovenskou.
PAX nasledovaly uvitacf PROBE
Ivy jednotlivych recniku. Kras-
ny a n-ezapomenutelny projev
ucinil starosta Ceskoslovenske
Oboe Sokolske br. DR.. Hfeb1k.
Pc ukoncenf programu jsme
privftali a pohovorili jsme jed
MOTIVE s kazdym clenem W.
pravy zvlaste s br. DR.. Hreb1-
KEN a S br. HOlym. Vyridili
|jsme jim pozdravy cd vsech
clend T. J. Sokol v Belcampu i
cd druhych jednot okrsku zu-
|py vychodnf a ujistili jsme je,
re Sc velmi tesfme ma jejich ma
vstevu v Belcampu dine IL. a
10. cervence, kdy je vsechny
srdecne a upr1mne uvftame ma
|okrskovem vefejnem cvicenf S
nasimi bratry a sestrami 2 Bal
timore, Curtis Bay, Philadel-
phie a z Washingtonu S hosty,
kterych je ocekavano pres 81
900 ma tento slavny den v Bel
campu. Bude to den nejen So
kolstva ale i cele ceskosloven-
|ske verejnosti oblasti Marylan-
du, Washingtonu, Pennsylva-
ME, Delaware a mnOho hostu
z New Yorku a cele Ameriky.
V patek, Is. cervna konaly
Sc zavody mezi Olympyjskym
druzstvem Ameriky AAU a
ceskoslovenskym sokolstvem
Zoos. Tyto zavody navstivili z
Belcampu bratr1 O. Klatil a K.
Bara. DIE zpravy bratff Barry
a Klatila byly vykony obou
druzstev jak ceskoslovenskeho
tax i Americkeho ohromne a
pfekvapujfcf. Jak pravl br.
Klatil: "To Sc media popsat, to
Sc musi videt."
Proto tim S vetSi nedockavo-
stf a radostf ocekavame nase
drahe braty a sestry z Cesko-
slovenska v Belcampu, kde Sc
20 vsech tech cestach Americ-
kymi mesty mezi nami v Bel
campu nejen potesl a pobavi,
ale i zotav1 v krasne venkOvsk6
krajine a ma zdravem cerstvem
vzduchu.
T. j. Sokol Belcamp, Md
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-06-20
DOPIS.

Havlik's Bakery
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
10. cervna 1947.
Ct9na redakce!
Oznamujeme Yam, Re Sc ste
hujem do Rivers. Nasi diva sy-
move Jim a Albert zde koupili
pekarnu a restaurant a tax
jsme sc odstehovali k MIN
drobet jim tn pomoc. Proslme
byste nam zasflali "Telegraf"
ma novou adresu.
Predem srdecny dix a po-
zdrav ma celou redakci a pra-
tel6 a zname v Baltimore zasl-
lajf
Josef a Anezka Havlikovi.