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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Sullivan Makes
Quick Inspection

After making a quick inspec-
ton of Key West Naval Base here
on Saturday, John l.. Sullivan,
Undersecretary of the Navy, left
for Washington during the after
noon Saturday.
Sullivan arrived here by air
plane and remained only four
hours. Sullivan inspected the
Naval components on the island
with Capt, Henry M. Cooper,
USN, commander of the Naval
Base, and Capt. Willard Saun-
ders, USN, commanding officer
of the Submarine Base.
The nature of Sullivan inspec-
ton was not revealed here. Also
here for an inspection trip Saf-
urday was Rear Admiral Arthur
K. Doyle, USN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Tourists Official.
In / City;
PLAYER From n. Y

Jay Cone, business manager
and part-owner of the Miami
Tourists of the Florida Interna-
tional Baseball League, arrived
in Key West this morning to set
UP the spring training camp of
the Miami club. He brought 40
uniforms, four and one-half doz-
en- bats and Is dozen baseballs as
some of the advance equipment
of the team.
Meanwhile, Roy Hamlin, chair
man of the Municipal Stadium
Committee, announced that mems
and women's rest rooms at the
stadium will be ready for use
soon and lockers for the Miami
team have been secured from the
Navy They will be placed in the
West Poinciana clubhouse where
showers and lavatories have just
been installed for the teams use.
Next problem to be solved is
securing of bleachers to augment
the present seating capacity.
=. Cone a i'd Manager Dave
Coble will arrive in Miami to-
morrow preparatory to bringing
{ the club down here in a few days.
Cone also announced that the
: first player to be received from
the New York Yankees, who have
just completed working agree
ment with the Tourists, will be
Jack Beardon, star outfielder for
Tampa last year.
"Beardon will strengthen our
club tremendously" Cone said.
He hit 1893 last year for Tampa,
driving in so runs in 70 games and
knocking out As extra base hits.
/ We also expect two more pitchers
soon through the Yankee ar
rangement."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
CAR SUUNC AROUND
BUT TOYS OFF ONE
WHICH STRUCK III

A Ford sedan containing some
sailors struck the 1888 Packard
driven by Mrs. Ed Amber about
$3.50 pm. yesterday hard enough
TO turn it completely around but
the Packard had to tow the Ford
to the garage-Ambler's Garage.
The accident occurred at Olivia
street and Windsor Lane when
the sailors repeatedly failed to
stop at the stop-sign in Windsor
Lane and crashed into Mrs. Amb-
ler's car, which was proceeding
west on Olivia. The Packard was
swung around SO that it was fac
ing up Windsor Lane.
Although bruised and shaken
up Mrs. Amber toWed the 1886
Ford off her her husbands ga
rage. -. ...... - "H
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Red CrosssDr
Workers Organize
Tonight AtSchool

Residential workers in the Key
West Chapter, American Red
Cross fund campaign, will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock in the High
School auditorium.
Under the craftsmanship of Mrs.
Ruth Higgs, they will organize in
block and district units to collect
contributions throughout the city.
Meantime, similar Organization is
underway in the communities on
the upper Keys. -;
j. Y. Porter, Nv, overall chair
man of the fund campaign, an
nounced that he and Allan L..
Hampton chapter chairman, have
notified officials of the Commun-
ity Chest campaign that the Red
Cross will delay active solicita-
ton until March 10 to allow ade-
quate opportunity for. the Com
munity Chest to complete its
work.
1.-THE Community Chest cam
paign, of necessity, had to delay
its funds drive" Porter said. SIN
turn, the Red Cross is deferring
active solicitation ten days. AL
though the Red Cross. campaign
has additionally started March /,
the Community Chest needs more
time. The Community Chest
cause merits wide and generous
support. 1t is essential to com
munity welfare.
Officials and workers in the
March of Dimes, the Community
Chest and the Red Cross, in many
instances, are one and the same
persons. to say nothing of the
well-known fact that most con-
tributers generously support all
three causes. The Red Cross is
glad to change its schedule in
recognition that in principle and
fact mutual esteem and coopera-
ton are basic characteristics
among those who serve, in the
various ways, the needs of suf-
fering humanity 49,
Porter pointed out that the Red
Cross will use the, intervening
period to perfect it's campaign or
ganization. A planning commit
tee consisting of Mrs. Higgs, Mrs.
Dan Navarro, district-captain Mrs.
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
PIT. A. Regional
Session March IL

Mrs. c. B. Tutan, director of
the Region 10 Parent-Teachers
Association, has announced that
the regional meeting of PIT. A.
will be held in Miami Tuesday,
March II, at $50 am. at Shenan-
doah Elementary School, S.W. 2lst
Street.
Mrs. Fernando Camus. Monroe
County Council president, re-
quests that any PIT. A. officials
or other members wishing to at
tend the meeting should contact
his or her association president
as soon as possible. A chartered
bus will leave Key West at $50
am. and will return the same
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Breaks
In Two In Gale;
Crewmen Saved

PORTLAND, Maine, March 3.
GuardSmen, using a
breeches buoy, rescued 81 sea-
men today off Cape Elizabeth.
Tset wsa'e aboard tho Dixie l..
Alexander, q collier, which struck
a rock and blUltc in two.
The stern part of the ship re
manned on the rock, $50 yards OIL
shore, and a jeep was used to pull
the breeches buoy ashore.
The ship was caught in a gale
that blew at velocity of be
tween SIS and 60 miles an hour.
Five other ships were reported to
be in distress, and the Portland
light ship dragged anchor and
drifted five miles from her moor"
ings.
A large crowd stood on the
shore, watching the breechcs
buoy in operation, and when the
last seaman stepped on the beach.
the onlookers broke into loud
cheering.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Tanker Reaches
Gulf Dock Here

In tow of two tugs, the SIS.
contreras, an oil tanker, reached
the docks of the Gulf Oil Com
pany at the foot of Duval street
today after being disabled by en-
CINE trouble in the Atlantic.
Temporary repairs are to be
made to the engines in port here
and then the tanker will proceed
ON her way to New Haven, Conn.
She was enroute from Port Ar
thur. Texas, when she developed
engine trouble. She is a 10000
ton vessel.
The tugs, Peter Moran and Ed
mond J. Moran, towed her here,
The tug Willet, which is stationed
here. also was in port today, but
she did not participate in the tow
OF the Contreras.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
REA Loan Cuts May
Halt ElectrifiCatiOfl
In Tayernier
$3.50, 100000 AUTHORS,
ZATION ASKED, BY
REA MAY BE REDUCED
~ ONE.HALF
ffFam Washington Correspondent
key West CItixenD

AeS west ttttNenD
WASHINGTON, d. c., March
3.--Proposed cuts in the loan au-
thorizatiOn ceiling for Rural
Electrification A d m n istration
may imperil an application for a
loan totaling $l5O,OOO filed by
the Florida Keys Electric Co
operative Association of Taver-
nieT, Il was learned today.
REA submitted a budget re-
quest 10 Congress for loan au-
thorizations for the fiscal year
beginning in July, l947, amount
ing 10 S250.OOO,OOO. Economy
minded Congressman are at the
moment shooting at a cut of
Si25. 100000 in this fund.
AS Of the end of January pend
ing applications from co-ops
throughout the country amount
cd 20 $243.O00,000. At that time
REA still had $75,000,000 from
which IL could meet the demands
0f pending applications, leaving
sIBe. OO0. 900 TO be met from new
funds for the 1913 fiscal year.
rs request for $250,000,000 was
pFedicated upon the existing loan
applications, and left only $780,
00e. 900 for new applications.
With a cut of so per cent in
the total loan authorization, the
total Of pending applications, in
Guiding Florida Keys request for
$4,000, would exceed the au-
thorization by $42,OO0,000, with
out considering additional loan
requests.
Under the original $3.50, 900, 900
request. approximately $1,466,-
500 would be earmarked for
loans 10 Florida cooperatives.
proposed $l25,OOO,OOO cut would
cut the Florida earmarking in,
half.
Florida Keys Electric Cooper
alive Association is requesting
sI50.O00 TO extend service to $50
additional consumers, bringing
the total number of consumers
which IL will be equipped to
serve to zoos. At the beginning
Of the year Florida Keys had "A
miles of lines in operation and
was serving 800 customers. 1t has
received funds sufficient to eX-
tend its mileage to 1876 and to
serve SIS consumers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
NY. TIMES SAYS NO VACATION
4
Island City 'Otters Lesurey Tropical Vacationond
X
SPOT In U.S.. LIKE KEY WEST

Written by Paul j. G. Fried
lander, the story says that Key
West is counting heavily on the
Havana-Key West ferry TO in
crease the tourist trade, but fails
to describe the heavy tourist in
fluX of this season and last sea
son.
Friedlander found that the
little island offers northernerS a
leiSurely tropical vacation such as
they can find nowhere else with
in the country. Key Vests is Il
sun-warmed kind of hospital
ity.
Food costs are most reason
able in comparison with the
mainland, and the menus arc
slightly exotic Their appeal
is in their lime pic turtle
steak, fresh-caught fish and a
judiciouS use of seasoning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Navy Chief Found In
Pool OF Blood; Says
DidINOtC Cut Himself
rDOLLIVER TAKEN To
| HOSPITAL in CRITIC
| AL SHAPE; LAY MUIR
ED 10 HOURS

Either through an attempt at
suicide or foul play. Chief Phar-
macist's Mate j. L. Dplliver. Al.
was slashed deeply on his left
wrist yesterday afternoon and
lay in pool of blood 10 hours
before being found and taken 10
Naval Hospital this morning in
critical condition.
Dolliver was found about 7:3O
a. m, by Jesus Caraballo, who
Immediately notified police. Of
ficers Paul M. Stofer, Jr., and
Ansel Albury responded and
found Dolliver lying on a pile of
lumber on Simonton street, be-
tween Greene and Front streets.
Although in very weakened
condition from loss of blood, Dol
liver had apparently dragged
himself from a spot behind a
billboard where a larger pool of
blood was found. He told police
officers he had been wounded
since $3.50 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
AlburY asked Dolliver If he
had b e n attacked and the
Navy man answered. no"
AlburY then asked him if he
had cut himself and again
Dolliver answered. mo-" Near
the larger pool OF blood three
large razor blades were found.
Commander ]. c. Wheeler,
Senior Shore Patrol Officer, said
this noon that the Shore Patrol
would investigate the case this
afternoon. The USS Gilmore,
submarine tender on which Dol
liver was stationed, turned over
the injured mans records to the
haspital,
Capt. Reed of the hospital said
this morning that Dolliveriwas in
critical condition fromoloss OF
blood when admitted about 8
a. M, but lis showing definite
Improvement and ii looks as
though he, will pull through all
right" He was half conscious
when admitted to the hospital,
Reed said.
Attendants of the Lopez Flu
neral Home, whose ambulance
took the injured man to the hos
pital, said he made no state
ment to them en- route.
At the Gilmore, Dolliver was
described as "a very nice fellow
who often went ashore alone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03

Among the many publications
featuring Key West recently in
their travel sections, is The New
York Times with its article of
Sunday, February %. A three
COLUMN photo by Oliver Girls
void showing st. PaurS Church
and key Vests Historic Har-
Dor" in the background embel-
fishes the two-column story. A
fine picture of the Key West
lighthouse also adds color to the
article.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
British Vessel -
Left After Visit

The British frigate, the Porlock
Bay, left Key West today enroute
to her home port at Bermuda. The
ship was here since Thursday
morning.
Comdr F. r. Twiss, RN, COM
of the Porlock Bay, sent
greetings to Capt. Henry M
Cooper, USN, commanding officer
of Key West Naval Base, and
other officers, as we'll as civilians,
saying the officers and men of
the Porlock Bay were royalty en-
tertained while in Key West.
"We are highly pleased with
our Key West visit and hope to
be with you again." Comdr.
TWiSS' statement said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Miss Holmes
To Talk On Red
Cross York

Miss Sue Holmes, executive
secretary of the Key West Chap
ter of the Red Cross, will speak
of her experiences in Red Cross
work at a meeting in the club
house of the Key West Woman's
Club, Duval street, tomorrow af-
ternoon, beginning at A o'clock.
Mrs. Emily Goddard will sing
a group of Irish folk songs, &C
companied on the piano by Miss
Beatrice Moreno.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
CO,ndr. Sudddh
NO,u Ia Key Vest

Comdr. T. H. Suddath, USN, ar
rived at Key West today to take
command of the Ordnance Unit
of Key West Naval Base,
Comdr. Suddath comes here
from Solomons, Maryland, after
a long tour of duty in the Pacific,
where he had much action against
the Japanese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Purchases Lot
On Stock Island

Novella E. Weaver, Stock
Island, purchased a lot of 178 by
81 feet from Robert c. Haun, on
Stock Island, adjoining her pres
ent property. according to a war
ranty deed filed today in County
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer's office.
The price paid for the lot was
$2,lOO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
Late Bulletins
PALESTINE KILLINGS
tBY Associated Press)

JERUSALEM. - Twenty two
were killed during rioting in Pal
esiine over the weekend. Nine
thousand British soldiers today
are onducting systematic
searches in Tel-Aviv and in or
thodox Jewish quarters in this
city. looking for members of the
underground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
VIOLENCE IN ROME

ROME. - Violence broke out
here today wnen crowds of vet
Grams marched on government
offices. demanding that condi-
tions be improved at hospitals
fer tuberculsr patients. Police
swinging clubs dispersed The
rioters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
FOOD FOR 3 DAYS

FAIRBANKS Alaska. - The
Is filters who disappeared almost
a week ago on an 800-mile train
ing flight. have only enough food
left for three days. ii was an.
nounced today. assuming the men
are still alive. Searches for them
are continuing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-03
TEACHERS STRIKE ENDS

BUFFALO. - Strike of $500
teachers in the public schools in
this city ended today. but. due
to a heavy fell of snow. many OF
the $4,000 pupils did not return
to their desks. The teachers
compromised at figure S400 less
annually than the amount they
had demanded.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
e,rrw.v sflls 0NLY TOP GOVERNMENT GRADES Of MEAT

complete Of fine quality eote every
Sofewy ONLY TOP GOVERNMENT GRADES offered tor sole
USDA CHOlcE USDA GOOD official designations for these
erodes eIeoy your cosy eoion Look for this
erode when you buy
sAFEWAYs GUARANTEED MEATS PLAN. Handling
grades the first sofewoys Guund Meats Plan These
fine carefully controlled from moke certain they oh
perfection Proper handling and modern
thot will cook and full
sAFEWAY GUARANTEES IT!
money back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
Cabaret Parties
Popular At
Club zombie

r ---4eg are ,as ~-r
C Z i &
"
Lr ~
t CJszs--
s am a.c-e
~ ere ga-v ii t-e
49, s g-,.-y.
1850 a ~ -r
Z -ra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
Amateurs Get
Chance At
Frolic Bar

rcteG ~ tce f.ne
~ Ta BlrIHe band aras-
ta3t ooGd they BE- lucky
er,1er % HIn the contest, zee
cr.t Il Week engagement AZ
nc prp-iar John r. nigniery a.
1fes.onsl salary
Due NJ The past few weeks
srvc ~ young men have sta trd
IN their singing careers Dy WiG-
ring one u the amateur dis
coYery contests at Frolc 5tag
Bar Last week s. wurci vas
lovely Lee Andrews, blues sing
e..
T. enter the con,es, oirt
your name TO Jimmy Iills at
the Falc Show Bar before 9
p M On Wednesday,
Tne current SHOW features
he blues songs 81 Evelyn Col
Inns. inc ballad numbers o. urn.
my Mills, tho wing and sweet
music ~ Ted Buckner and the
music note beats ~ R9Xle Lucas
and her ROxyctte four musi-
Cal girls Wlth that certain some
thing N their wufic
Watch Tor he next outstand-
ing attraction scheduled % ap-
pear al Frolc Show Bar soon.
There is NJ lopgc any need
for theatrical hopcfIls 10 sit
idly by and dream 90 s1meday
becoming Q FIRST cla enter
tanO u you're Oset q have
Instrumental or vocal talent
then you're eligible 20 enter
The "Wednesday night contests
az Frolr ShpW Bar.
On Wednesday cncee jimmy
Mills introduce unknown vocal
lsis and instrumentalists to the
Frolic Show Bar patrons Thus
amateurs arc given an oppor.
tunitv % make themselves
known and appreciated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
CRAMTON'S
CORNER

Srg - -trs missed yo- last
Fees Tas -a...rz ~. ny base
--s-. " -..-e s-1 -ecc-1 col
e-t- tzze -r goo part Q. u
e1 t-s N-c- ~ i. ST..
lear - Ard XIX -ocsy
Som rs ia; d, r..ag CT as :
81 a--ag
Pear oz sore sae ~gs,
HI -a Ltt.e eEset. ~
-et-scke5 cr,o TINS
-t~srt .oW-Olt =
" stte-'loa sn1 n.1e.
you IRE Va Depart.
r = ms last -o.-mn
Marc Z Ray Civil
me Secretary u Var
TIE app .r.Tects 20 me
Army Sc beng made
IFa pet.t.vs exam
.-t us Race - r1t q cCrslcer-
ara 10 -aal quota mas
es- ar..sfe = as the standards
IN, .ss.o1ec appointment
lsy ce based IN prescT. bed
sCa'.c1s winch al Elst
.ce -crp.cte p.ctCrc
Eg tots. ,umDs 5 q. white
,nErJ CH.cefs applying To-
~ .ntrent and total numbers
n both selected percentages are
found 81 1e about equal
rs generalization . IT. ght
tc.ee-.lrg But = leaves
tie rs.n questions unanswered
I. John r charged that % date
--9-t r an the countless appAca-
f.crF-frr acre BIT about 50
Negro cit.eers IN the Regular Az.
ry-ard tEat more than half o.
them Fe-e chapiains
II thst is true-snd NJ Ray
has carefully avoided ans men
t.on ~ whether that 10 q correct
fEure or mott IS fantastic %
insist the appointments are on
merit
1t Johnson quotes figures N
Ray deals IN pleasant generaliues.
You pay your money think YOU
dont taSes') end you takes
yc. cSo.ce
Next week III reiay Mr. RAYS
porse 10 II johnson charges
rardlug discrimination IN en-
trnents They a-e every bit as
stsfying as the above state
ment
Meanwhile. we'll wait for fur
thor word from Washington and
hope for figures and facts-noi
empty reassurances
Quick mention of the Lighter
~ Arust Smith in the Club
do 81 life Trim stuff that mural
Vogue That is dream calibre
Whole club IS good taste and has
assets money can't buy. friendly
atmosphere Maurice Rock
in Rhythm Rocco doing fne az
Barbaros Bowcry II you can't
bear him there IL doesn't matter.
HIS best stuff is on those Musi-
craft discings of "Tunke Blues +"
at Shutdown" \ Can't Get
Started and-one ~ the best
Cocktails For Two" Cory Coles
fine brushwork on the latter de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
Rematch Watkins

Promoter Nick Londcs an
nounctd M1nday taat Willie
Wath.n l55 pound ~ lie
weight n3 SOM Boz Williams
l56 pound have 1een s.Ened
for an 8.rJund boat % the SEMI
finals on the card Win Ruben
Shank and Pcte Mead
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
HOLD CABARET PARTY
FOR NAACP CAMPAIGN

The members Of the LES Yer
lie Bridge Club would like 20
remind you Ia patronilc their
cabaret party they are spon.
soring on April rs al the Club
Three Sizes The party is be-
ing given for the benefit Of
the restrictive covenant fight be-
inr carried on bv the Detroit
branch Of the NAACP.
Tickets may be secured from
any Of the officers or members
OF the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19
COLLEGE CLUB MEETS
TO PLAN CARNIVAL

Ire Arkansas Baptist College
CID net S-r.sv ~ ire home
2. ire p-esi-ea, Ms Jamie
Lake &; 80 Z philadelphia
P.sas we-e completed to ire
Sp-EE Csr-.vs. - be ned az
re T. p!csi Gardens SIS z.
Cante.5 on Monday ngat
Apr. q
AIeu. GERS e ire club aze
g-s5Gstes ard undergraduates
q The Arkansas Baptist College
p. Little Rock and sre inter-
es;ed primarily n helping that
institution.
Persons eligible tor member
shin are urged q contact IRE
president - TR.ritv 1879
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-19

serves YOUR worshlptul attention.
That's Ny Desire which YOU
knew was q RI a long tire ago.
passed the hundred thousand
marx for ore Detroit c.stwc The
ore Who handles France Lane 3
version. % course Catch Lame s
sunday K.rd a. Love an
Man selle' Speaking e that
Me1cGry distribute he d.dr';
DO badly with that OiG Mad
BooRie" bv EDDIE Vinson WoGld
sold IN this mans tired town
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
RUSOVE POHRESUJf
PRESIDENTA R~OOSEVELTA
v POVALECNE DOBE.

Moskav. = eddy Gilmor v
Chicago Daily News.)-V my
slich n6kterych Rust st1n pre-
sidenta F. d. R~oosevelta pada
ma radu zahranicn1ch ministr1.
Mluvil jsem Sc skupinou prG-
mernych Rust ma informalnfm
obede. Vsichni jevili stfsne-
most, protoze ma konferenci
zfejme nedochazf k dobode.
Jeden z mich fekl, potfasaje
hlavou s 1sm6vem: "Kdyby tn
byl Roosevelt, vsechno bylo by
line"
"Ano," pronesl jiny. Crosse
welt opravdu nam rozumel.
Kdyby byl v Moskve, Ease by
chom byli vsichni pratele. Do
stall bychom Sc nekam."
VSichni pFfisvsdcili.
Tazal jsem Sc vsech, co SOU
d1 0 tonic zaveru a vsichni SOU
hlasne pfisvedcovali. Jeden
prohlasil "Nebylo by mezi ma
mi zadnych nesnazf, kdyby byl
Roosevelt xiv"
PAX jsem Sc otazal, iestlize
skutecne v6Tf, re Americana
zavinuj1 nesnaze ma konferen-
CT.
"Ano," rekl muz asi 35 let
starry, ktery je elektrikaTem
podzemnf drahy. "Vy a Angli-
cane. Ale nejvfce Wy, Ameri-
cane, protoze Anglicane faktic
ky delaj1 nynl, co Teknete."
Jak dospeli k tomu nazoru.
Zeptal jsem Sc jich, jak dosli
k pfesvedcenf, re American1m
a AnglicanGm lie pTikladati
vinu.
Jeden z mich Tekl: "Cetl isem
reel Molotova a Visinskeho a
slysel jsem je ma .rozhlase."
"A kdyby byl Roosevelt ziv?"
otazal jsem Sc.
Zena, aS1 "a leta Stara, Cd
povedela: "Videl by jejich d.
vod a souhlasil by S mimi"
Polozil jsem novou otazku:
Gale nemysllte, re general
Marshall prave tax ochotne by
souhlasil s Rusy jake Roosevelt
kdyby myslil, re Rusove mali
pravdu?"
"Nikoli," odpovedela.
"Proc ne?"
"Protoze to nenf Roosevelt a
nerozum1 man," Tekl elektri-
kaT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Sniff postovne v letecke sluzbs.

Snlzl postovne " letecke sluzbe.
Postovnf odbor oznamil 81.
bfezna novou vyhodu pro posi-
lan1 dopisG leteckou postou.
Odbor vyda "air letter sheets"
ma ktere Dude p~ostovne loo do
vsech zemf ma celem svete. Ty-
to llsty jsou upraveny, ably po-
napsanf dopisu ma ne, bylo mo-
Emo je sloziti, zalepiti a tax bu-
dou mlti formu male dopisni O.
balky, ma ktere Dude potrebna
postovnf znamka pro zasilku
dopisu pc celem svete. Listy
budou tisteny ma tenkem papi-
re, a budou velikosti S1bx12
palcu. Postovne ma tyto listy
Dude znacne snfzene. DIE ny
nejsf postovnf sazby Sc poza-
duje postovne 25c ma dopisy v
letadle posflane do zamorf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11

Krone toho ie postarano o
vsechny vase nezbytne vydaje
jake potrava, o5aceni, byt, le-
kafske a zubnf osetfenf. Mate
moznost cestovat do vzdalenych
koncin svsta. A mGzete Jft ma
odpocinek dozivotnfm pffimem
jen pc 20 ei 80 letech sluzby.
A CO vic, v armada konate
Praci, Jez je ddlezita pro vasi
vlast a jez yam ziska 1ctu a OBJ
div vasich spoluobcanG.
Uvazujte dIkladne o karisTe v
armada pohovofte 81 o nj se
svou y. S. Army Recruiting
Station.
VASE PRAVIDELNA ARMA-
DA sLOUzf NARoDU A LID.
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