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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-01-10
Guard, Save 10 Without Loss

all of tn ose aboard the Spencer,
cannery tender. which went
aground New Years Eve near
Kanatak, were rescued this week
by the navy and the coast guard
and brought to Kodiak.
Aboard the tender, owned by
Rudolph Carlson Of Chignik
were his brother, Axel Carlson,
skipper, Berg Larsen, Jacob o.
bekoff, Mrs. Gus Skonberg, her,
daughter Alva Skonberg, her Z
year old grandson. Calvin, and
sons William, Arthur, Dan and
Andrew Skonberg.
The adults were coming to
Kodiak for the wedding of Carl.
son and Miss Skonberg and the
little boy to see the dentist.
All the men are suffering from
badly frozen feet and are still at
the Griffin Memorial Hospital
where they were rushed by am
bulance from the navy base after
their arrival there Tuesday The
W. men suffering from shock and
exposure were hospitalized until
Wednesday evening, and are
now staying with MRS Lena
Metrokin
Little Calvin. who was mildly
frost bitten, is still in the hospi-
tai
Survival of the ten, whose
plight and rescue attracted ma
ton wide attention, was consid-
cred Miraculous, in view of the
terrible storms which ragged
while they were awaiting rescue.
The Spencer went aground ou
q rock near Kanatak New Yea
Eve while trying to find shelter
from q terrific storm and after a
Call for help was sent from the
boat, the men waited until the
ude went out, leaving the boat
high and dry. They then walked
ashore, taking blankets, matt
resses, as much canned food as
they could carry, and a piece of
canvas. By means OF a line,
they reached the top of q rs
foot bluff, where they found a
bit of shelter among some ICY
rocks, over which they laid the
blankets and, mattresses and
stretched the canvas
1.-THE first two days were so
snowy that We didn't dare move
even to look for water, and it
was impossible to start a fire."
Carlson said "We ate a little of
the food we had, but it was fro
zen almost solid +"
o. Saturday, navy Priva
iesr plane sighted the seven men
and reported that they were all
right The women and boy we're
under the makeshift shelter.
The navy tug Mataco and the
Clover both reached the scene
Saturday afternoon and three
navy men went ashore in sklff
to survey the situation. Their
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

ed project. Mr.. Beckett went on to
say that while it is possible. by
chlOrinatiOn, to make the pond
satisfactory from a sanitary point
of view, the water would still have
a dark, dirty color, which is OBJ
jectiOnable to many bathers.
Mr.. Beckett has proposed two
methods by which the water of the
pond may be purified, and has said
that he believes that either meth
cd will be satisfactory. However.
he will give no positive assurance
of success, and it is possible that
once again an unfavOrable test of
the water may force the State
Board of Health to close the beach.
Mayor G. Van Nuis Wilkerson
has expressed the opinion that city
council would be unable to secure
funds for the improvement of the
project, and pointed out that any
money raised would have to come
from the service clubs and other
organizations of the city. This
means another drive" will prob
ably result, and in view of the re-
cent solicitations of funds for the
Red Cross, the Cancer drive, and
the Boy Scouts, several prominent
business men seriously doubt that
it will succeed.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
GREENWOOD


Mr.. Mitch Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley B. Jones and daughter,
Bonnie, drove to Washington on
Sunday. They viewed the cherry
blooms and brought Mrs. Wiley
home after she had spent a week
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, Major and Mrs. Richard de-
Camara.
The Sunshine Glass of the Green
wood Methodist Church has COM
pleted its plans for a Minstrel to be
given in the Greenwood High
School Auditorium on Friday, April
Goth, at 8 p. m. The admission will
be fifty cents, plus FIVE cents tax,
or thirty cents for children. The
members of the Glass are putting a
lot of time and effort in this under
taking with the thought in mind of
making it an annual Embarrassing
affair. There will be approximately
fifty persons taking part in this
Minstrel and it is expected to be
one of the best performances ever
to be put on in Greenwood. The
show is being directed by the tea
cher of the Sunshine Class, Mrs.
Esther S. Lyons.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
Citizens Interested
In Blue Cross Plan
Continued from Arst page,

"From every section of the state,
by phone and mail, we heard from
BARRIERS, farmers, poultry dealers,
statesmen, chauffeurs, college stu
dents, yes, and even from a physi-
cian," he continued.
There is deep satisfaction for
us in the response we received
from solid cross-section of the
segment of population this en-
rollment period was meant to COW
err"
Particularly gratifying, the hos
pital plan director added, was a
letter from a farmers wife, ac-
cOmpanying her application for
coYerage for her family. She wrote
that during a previous non-group
enrolment period, 1--WE passed it
by, as we were all so healthy" p
But since then, she continued,
an arm injury to her son who
caught the limb in a washing ma
chine, made us realize something
serious might happen sometime to
our chubby little fellow or to any
of us"
"This summed up simply, but
clearly" Mr.. Maybee said, "the
purpose of Blue Cross: To help
families over the financial rough
spots in time of sickness and in
jury"
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
Health DriUe
Begins Monday
CONTINUED from arst page,

Continued from hrst pager
health certificate, which will have
to be carried on or near their per-
son at all times and must be shown
to the agents of the board of health
when so requested. The health GER
tificates are required to be remov-
ed every six months following an
examination by a qualified physi-
clan. This health crusade is
sponsored by the board of health
of the City of Milford, assisted by
the medical directors of the state
board of health and anti-tubercu-
losis society of Delaware.
All examinations made during
the health crusade will be made
without charge.
Members of professional groups,
churches, civic and service organ
izations are cooperating with
George Grier, secretary of the city
board of health, in arrangements
for publicity, and with films, ex-
hibits, posters, and literature, en-
deavOring TO encourage everyone
over Is years of age to avail them
selves of the services to be offer
ed during the week.
Ten members of the Century
Club, including Mrs. Herman Phil
lips, Mrs. Bernard Shortall, Mrs
Edna Barker, Mrs. Casper Boyce
Mrs. Joseph Pearce, Miss Evelyn
Short, Mrs. Florence Pearce, Mrs
David COopersmith, Mrs. William
Nutter and Mrs. James Salevan
have volunteered their services tc
be available at scheduled times
throughout the week. They will
assist with registration and func-
ton in whatever capacity may bt
necessary at the time. Boy scouts
will distribute literature to al
homes during the week.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

Comfortable Balcony For COIOred Patrons!
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
Bathing Beach
Is Discussed
(eontInued from flrst paeel

CONTINUED from FIRST page)
city, the problem seems to resolve
itself into a choice Of two things:
Is it better to spend $4,000 to pro-
tect $4,000 investment, or
should we start afresh in a loca-
tiOn which will unQuestiOnably re-
ceive the approval of the State
Board Of Health, but which will
require another huge expenditure
of. money? It is true that the peo-
pie of the city are tired of pour
ing money down the rathole that
the beach and playground have be-
Gomez but it is more than probable
that this improvement will win the
approval of the State Board OF
Health, and that no other large
expenditure of money will be nee
essary.
Against
R. c. Beckett, sanitary engineer
of the State Board of Health, ex-
pressed the opinion that any mon
ey spent on the bathing beach
would be an attempt to salvage
what at best was a poorly conceiv-
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Americky diplomat O csl.
situaci.

Do New Yorku prijel tech
to dnech byvaly americky vel
vyslanec v Praze, Mr.. Laurence
Steinhardta, ktery co nejdrfve
nastoup1 ma sve move pGsobiste,
americkou legaci v Kanade. Pr
prijezdu americky diplomat
mluvil S novinari o situaci Ces-
koslovensku a Tekl jim, re u
Cechd a SlovakG. pocftaje v to
mnohe drivejsi prokomunisty,
Sc rostouc1 merou projevuje ne
spokojenost S nynejsf komunis-
tickou diktaturou zavedenou
pc 1norovem puci.
S tim soubezne rosie u &C.
choslovakG nacionalismus. Jeho
shiny wrist byl podnfcen hor-
S1c1 hospodaTskou situaci a ma
prostym nedostatkem potravin
a satstva. Mr.. Steinhardt W.
slovne rekl:
"Cechoslovaci NELL drive vet
81 QemOkfacn neZ kterykOl1V j.
ny evropsky narod. Proto ostfe
odm1taj1 ztratu sve svobody a
obcanskych prav. A ceskoslo-
venst1 komuniste, kteTf nikdy
nemeli ponetf o tom, co komu-
nismus vlastne znamena, sc uz
poucili. Must pracovat sest ma
misto peti dn1. Je meme potra-
vim a vsech beznych potreb. A
rezim S mimi della co chce, a oni
81 to take uvedomujf."
Velvyslanec dodal, re "a sve-
no nedavneho pobytu v Praze,
nevidel zadne znamky O neja-
KEN moznem pokusu O svrzeni
komunisticke vlady. Jednu vec
mohu r1ci, dodal, a sice/ to, re
csl. veTejnost je nyni vice pro-
americka neil kdykoliv pred
tint"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Clenove uni proti Taftovi
a HartIevovi.

Taft-Hartley1v zakon, pTija-
ty republikanskym 80. kongre-
sem, byl casio mylne vykladan
americke verejnosti.
Jack Knoll, pTedseda CLIO
Politickeho akcn1ho vyboru zdG
raznil, re odhodlany postoj del
nictva prot tomuto zakonu Sc
zaklada ma mnohaletych zku-
senostech pTi vyjednavanf spra-
vedlivych a uskutecnitelnych
smluv mezi delnictvem a mali
tell a ma praktickych zkusenos-
tech S tfmto Zakonem "a minu-
~ rok.
Slozita ustanoveni zavinila
castokrat zbytecne pTerusovani
prace a vseobecny zmatek a ne
prospela nikomu nez advoka-
tim, kteri sc musil neustale Cd
volavat k soudGm o objasneni
tohoto zakona.
Nedavny prehled, uveTejne-
ny v magazinu Fortune" u
kazal, re valna vetsina clenG
jak CT Otak AFT. je prot usta-
novenim tohoto zakona, pres
tvrzenf rep. Freda A. Hartleye
(R., N. d., re "bude chranit
delnictvo pred bezohlednymi
uniovymi bossy."
Nedavno vSak odhalil ma It's
kove konferenci rep. Hartley
sve prave zamery. Prohlasil,
re Sc jeho strana neodvazila u
chit zakon tax silnym, jak pG-
vodne zamyslela a to z obavy,
ably proti nj americka ~verejnost
nehlasovala v presidentskych
volbach. Hartley dodal, re o.
pravdova rama delnictvu tepr-
We pride.
Knoll zdGraznil. re by to me-
10 byt vystrahou vSem a hlavne
milionGm clen6 uni, kterf jsou
zahranicn1ho pGvodu a kteri
potrebujf ma ochranu sveho "a
mestnanf a zivobyt1 silneho "a
stopeni a vyjednavacf moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 1st day of October
1913.
[SEAL] Frank J. Pintner
NOTARY PUBLIC
my commission expires first
Monday in June 1949).
z 1Fadovny Narodnfho Svazu
CeskYch KatolikHG.
Ke konvenci Svazu.

V pondel1 CT. ZarD bylo We
schulz vykonneho vyboru Ma
rodniho Svazu jednano zaslati
dalsf, ted jiz jedenacty, tis1c
dolar1 do New Yorske 1radov-
ny pro bezence z nasich sta
rych vlastf. Pomoci jest jim
stale treba k doplnovanf nedo-
statecne stravy, chatrneho ode
WI a upraven1 chatrcf We KITE
rych mali prezimovati.
Vdecnost bezenc1 "a pomoc
jim poskytnutou mGzeme vyci-
sti z dopisu jenz zaslal DIP. Lee
kavy jenz byl poveTen duchov-
MIN dozorem v nemeckych ia
borech. Citujeme cast jeho do
pisu: -. pisi Yam tento do
pis abych Yam jake odpoved-
ny duchovn1 spravce vsech csl.
katolickych uprchl1kG podeko-
val "a Vast laskavou pomoc, S
n1z jste Sc mas cd prvniho po-
catku naS1 emigrace ujali =
predevsfm mravne, tim, re jste
zaujali spravne stanovisko k
vecem, ktere Sc dnes v nasf VIA
sti deli -. Toto Vase pochope-
nj nam bylo cd pocatku nejvet-
81 mravni posilou v tezkostech,
S nimiz jsme Sc setkali. Ale
nemensi dix Yam patti "a hmo-
the obeti a podporu, kterou jiz
pc TOLERATE sc stejnou ochotou
a velkomyslnost1 poskytujete.
Wine dobre, re v Americe ne
rostou dolary ma stromech a re
kazdy cent jest dobfe zaslou-
zena odmena "a poctivou pra-
ci a re ty dolary nejsou brany
z velkych hromad - ale spfse
z bohatstvf a hojnosti krestan-
ske lasky bratrske. Budiz VAN
"a to cest a d1ky!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Jubileum prvni Seske realky
" Praze.

Praha. - Prvni ceska realka
v Jecne ulici v Praze, nynf re-
alne gymnasium, oslavila v ne
deli, 26. zaT1 jubileum steho
vyrocf zalozenf. Slavnost byla
zahajena sjezdem absolventd a
profesorG 1stavu, u jehoz ko-
lebky stall prof. Josef Wenig,
autor libreta Libuse a Dalibora,
zakladatel ceske deskriptivn1
geometrie a prvnf Teditel toho-
to 1stavu, o~svfceny kazatel v
kapli betlemske a reformation
prof. DIR. B. Bolzano.
Odpoledne byla v budove u
stavu odhalena pametnf deska
obetem prvni a druhe svetove
valky. Historic 1stavu zdGraz-
Mia vystava. Jsou tn vzacne
pamatky ~pripominajfcf mladf
narodnlho umelce J. B. Foer-
stra, vynalezce Frantiska Xii
zika, spisovatele F. x. Svobody,
Pavla Eisnera a prof. DIR. &C.
bauera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Honorarni csl. konsul " New
Orleans resignoval.

New Orleans, La. = Homo
rarni konsul Ceskoslovenske
republiky v New Orleans Cor
don Boswell odevzdal vsechny
mistn1 zaznamy m1stnlho kon-
sulatu velvyslanectvf We Wash
ingtone a odm1tl nadale zastu-
povat Ceskoslovensko ovladane
komunisty. We SVEN prohlase-
nj konsul Boswell uvedl toto:
"Nikdy jsem nezastupoval
a nikdy nehodlam zastupovat
nynejs1 komunisticky rezim v
Ceskoslovensku. Jiz pred ca
sem, kdyz bylo jasno, re demo-
kraticka vlada v Praze byla Cd
stranena, isem odevzdal vsech-
ny konsularnf doklady csl. vel
vyslanectvf do Washingtonu."
Boswell byl jmenovan homo
rarnim konsulem v roce 1886
tehdejs1m zahranicnlm mini
strem DIR. Edvardem Benesem.
Kdyz V roce 1899 pc majestic
KEN vpadu do Ceskoslovenska
nemecky konsul baron Won
Spiegel opetovne vymahal cd
konsula Boswella odevzdani
konsularnf agendy, ignoroval
jej Boswell a nikdy konsulat.
nacistIm neodevZdal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Zde Sc holi, striha a napaluje,
"a rs cent?.

We Spojenych Statech je do
sud jedno m1sto, kde je mono
dostati vlasostTih "a Is a Ohio
lenf "a 10 cent?, vsecko dohro-
mady "a ctvrtak.
Je to malem mestecku Lo-
well. bl1ze Marietta, O., osade
o 1000 dust, kde pulbfr William
Ray provozoval sv6j obchod We
stare dTevene lenosce po dele
nez So let. Je jedinym lazeb-
n1kem v osade.
Ma otazku proc necfta vice
nez Is cent?, kdyz holici We
meste 81 pocitajf Is nebo vice,
starry Ray vysvetlil: "Nemel
jsem ami cas-, abych praci zdar-
I'll. Nam ukrutne moe prace."
Ray, %pracujfc1 denne, vyjma
nedele, cd 7 rano do 9 vecer, v
s'holf, stTfha a napaluje"
asi 800 zakaznikI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
PraSkovy penicilin lecf
nachlazeni.

Chicago. " Gasopise Anne
rick6ho l6kaTsk6ho sdruzenf u
veTejnili tri l6kaTi zpravu, die
nfz vdechovanf praskoveho pc
nicilinu do nosu, krku a pile Wy
lecf prfznaky obycejn6ho ma
chlazenf b6hem jednoho az tri
dnG. Re skupiny 1863 takto le-
cenych pacientd bylo pine wy
leceno AZ procent a 38 procent
zaznamenalo znatelne zlepsenf
stavu. Tento leCivy 1cinek sc
vsak media vysv6tliti dosavadnf
funkc1 penicilinu a Dude treba
tedy dalsfch studif. Jiz vsak
dnes je odGvodnena domenka,
re 1cinkem praSkoveho penici-
linu Sc stahujf cevy v nosnfch a
'krcnfch sliznicfch. Nemocnf 81
p%ochvaluji, re pc vdechovani
tohoto leku pocituji 1levu pTi
dychanf a zejm6na pTi prud-
kych rymach Sc okamzite do
stavuj1 uvoln6nf ucpaneho no.
SUI. Tez bolesti krku Sc zmir-
nujl behem jedne az dvou no.
din pc aplikaci l6ku. Panuje
rovnez dom6nka, re Size peni-
cilin nehubf virus nachlazenf,
re vSak potira bakterie, ktere
nachlazen1 prodluzujf. Teprve
dalsf davky penicilinu pGGsobi
tez ma virus teto choroby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
$4,000 poStovnich balfckH do
CSR Ia minuly rok.

Poole ornament postovni
spravy Spojenych Statd dosa-
hla balickova posta do zamori
"a fiskalni rok, -ktery koncil
80. cervna takrka 100 milion1
kilogramG. Zasilky obsahova-
ly hlavne potraviny a satstvo
pro civiln1' obyvatelstvo v Evro-
pc. Jsou to hlavne Diary anne
rickych jednotlivcd pratel1m a
prlbuznym v Europe. Poole
odhadu bylo poslano "a uply-
nuly fiskalnf rok 35 milionG ba-
llckG. Postovnf sprava ohla-
sila, re pocet zaslanych balfk1
byl sestnactkrate vyssf neil
pr6mern6 rocnf zasilky pred
valkou re Spojenych Stat6 do
celeho sveta. Do Ceskosloven-
ska bylo zaslano celkem 1884,
600 postovnich balfk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Lide. kteTi wolf, vitezi.

"Lide. kterf wolf, vftezi", pro-
hlasil dnes Jack Knoll z CLIO
Politickeho akcn1ho vyboru.
Prdb6hem let bylo dokaza-
no, re velka volebni 1cast da-
va vzdycky prednost vyspelej-
81 a pokrokovejsf demokraticke
strane.
Republican, Sc mohou pfizi-
Wit jen ma vSeobecnem nezajmu
a ne1casti volicG ma volbach.
Hlasovanf je nejen povinno-
stf kazdeho obeana, nybrz i W.
sadou, jfz 81 povzdy vazili nasi
spoluobcane zahranicnfho pG-
vodu.
Jack Knoll skoncil svGj pro-
jew zjist6nfm, re jejich zajem
a 1cast ma vsenarodnfch vol.
bach Sc casio staly rozhodujfct
slozkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Armada Spoj. Staff popira.

Frankfurt mad Mohanem. -
Vysoci d1stojnfci armadnf pro-
tivyzvedn6 sluzby v americ-
KEN okupacnfm pasmu Nemec-
ka s veskerou rozhodnostf po-
pfeli, re by m6la nejake spo-
jeni Sc spionazf v Ceskosloven-
sku.
DIE vseho csl. komunistictf u
melci propagandy chit mermo-
mocf dokazati cesk6mu lidu, re
Spojene Staty dopoustejf Sc
hroznych vecf, ably odvratili po-
zornost lidu cd spatnostf ko-
munistickeho rezimu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08

Rocnl predplatne cin1 $3.50
Casopis tento zaslouz1 81 roz-
sifenf mezi vsemi. kdoz Sc pfd1
pc pravde a smyslu toho, co Sc
We stare vlasti nasi odehralo, a
co Sc tam dele. Poznejme prav-
du o novych uprchlic1ch. V
Americe slovo "politicky upr-
chlik" by piece nem6lo NIT
spatny zvuk a zvlaste ne mezi
Mani. Letos ma podzim je to-
mu prave sto let, co prijel do
Ameriky take jake politicky u
prchlik = Volta Naprstek, vel
ky vlatsenec, jemuz nase vetev
We Spojenych Statech "a tolik
vdeci. Tento take "politicky
uprchlik" tn zalozen1m prvni-
no ceskeho spolku zahajil Vast
ne mas zivot narodn1. JAKE by
chom mohli bez uzardenf Cd
mitnout dnes pomocnou ruku
politickym uprchlfkGm, ktere
nova absoluce vyhnala z vlasti
a zahnala ma trpkou drahu E.
migrace, kterou pred sto lety
kracel Volta Naprstek?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-08
Belgian Spaak ostTe odsoudil
pate kolony Rust v celem
svete.
Tez PAM Rooseveltova odsou-
dila domaci a zahranicni politi-
ku Sovetskeho svazu.

AAAG oOAAs0GA q POAAIA-
ku Sovetskeho svazu.
Pafiz. = Jeste nikdy pred
tim nebyly Spojene narody
sv6dky takove boure nadsenf
jake pc projevu belgickeho "a
hranicn1ho ministra Paul Hen
ri Spaaka.
Pc plnych 5 minut trval po-
tlesk delegate protikomunistic-
kych narodG, cetnf delegati
mezi mimi statnf tajemnfk Mar
shall pfispechali k Spaakovi,
ably mu vyslovili sve blahopra-
nj.
We SVEN ohnive pfednesenem
projevu Spaak zd1raznil, re Sc
zapadnf svet nikdy nepodrob1
komunistickemu natlaku, ktery
Dude odrazen prave tax jake
pokus Hitlera, vnutit svetu jiny
zpusob totalitnf vlady.
Spaak vytknul Rus1m, re We
vsech zemich sveta udrzujf pa
te kolony, prot kterym pate
kolony udrzovane Hitlerem Wy
hllzely jake organisace skautG.
Ma adresu Rust Tekl Spaak
doslovne: "Neh1edejte zadne
komplikovane dGvody pro po-
litiku zapadoevropskych statG,
je to zcela je~dnoduche, je to
proste strach pred vamf, pred
vas1 vladou a pred VAST politi-
kou."
"zadny jiny stat nevysel re
svetove valky S tax obrovskym
1zem1m ziskem, mic YAM nesta-
q, vase politika je rozpfnavej-
81 nez byla politika CART"
"Kdyz mluv1m O strachu,
tax myslfm, re to nenf strach
zbabelce, je to strach nekoho,
kdo Sc snazf hledet do budouc-
nosti a obava Sc hrGz, ktere
svojf politikou pro svet chys.
tate"
Spaak dodal, re i on Sc ne.
chce vzdati nadeie a vyzva.
Rusy, ably slibili svoji spolupra.
CT tax, ably Sc mohlo zac1t Emo.
WI a ably zmizel onen strach
ktery nyn1 svet ovlada.
Vsichni delegati Sc shodova.
Ii v tom, re to byl jeden z nej
pGsobivejsfch a nejleps1ch pro
jevG, kdy pTednesenych.
Ke kritikGm Sovet1 sc dine.
pfipojila PAM Rooseveltova
projevu ma parfzske universiti
Sorbonne. Vytkla Rusdm, Il
bezohledne potlacujf lidski
prava donna a snazf Sc zasaho
vat do vnitrnfch zalezitost
vsech statG ma svete.
PAM Rooseveltova apeloval;
ma Spojene narody, ably nede
laly S Ruskem zadne kompro
missy o lidskych pravech.
Prave nyn1 ie vybojovana tt
sama bitva jake "a francouz
ske a "a americke revoluce {
ie nyni prave tax rozhodujic
jako byla tenkrate.
PAM Rooseveltova poukaza
la k tomu, re sc Rusove ohane
lii tim, re jejich noviny smej
obcas kritisovat nektereho Il
fedn1ka a re to pax dokonce
vedlo k jeho odstraneni. Avsal
jaka to svoboda tisku, kdyz ru
sky a S MIN cely komunistickJ
fisk nesm1 kritisovat AMI jednl
zasadn1 otazku, ami iedno poll
ticke rozhodnut1 vlady. Jal
hluboko klesl tisk, kdyz je jeh(
kritika omezena ma nektere ty
klepy o nejakem podradnen
uTednlkovi.
V totalitnim state slouzf del.
nicke unie tomu. ably vynutilJ
ma delnfcfch urcit6 vykony We
prospect statu, avsak nemaj
zadnou moznost haiti zajmy
delnlkG a must bez kritiky
bez odporu pTijmout to, CO via.
ola naT1df, dovozovala pan.
Rooseveltova.
"Kde ie svOhoda 1idu2"