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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-23
their regular meeting.
AIDha Omega

their regular meeting.
Alpha Omega
Members of the Alpha Omega
Sunday school class met at the
Methodist church parlors Tues
day evening for a covered dish
dinner. Regular meeting was
held.
To Ohio State
Robert Havener, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Havener, left on
Sunday for Columbus, where he
will enter Ohio State University
for the coming term. A graduate
OF the local high school, Havener
was a prominent athlete and tai
ented singer.
Dinner Guests
Honoring Mrs. Amanda Bell
port, of Cloverdale, Calf, a
luncheon was served Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Stephens to the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wortley Lovall, Miss Blanche
Hall and Mrs. Ernest Moore, all
of Quaker City, Mary Day, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Havener and
Grace Taylor.
Personals
Word has been received here
of the death of George Reed in
the SWazey community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Bishop, of
Akron, visited his brother and
Mrs. Offa Bishop and other
friends over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eisenberg
of Maryland, were dinner guests
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Offa Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zedar Hanes were additional
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Denbow
and daughter in-laW, Of Colum-
bus, visited Mary Day and other
friends here the past week.
Jack Hanes, Philip Ehret, Jr.,
Frank BoSse and James Hutchin-
son were guests over the week
end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Oliv-
er and Mr.. and Mrs, Zedar Hanes.
Ina Bates, Charles Wharton,
Ruth Day and Robert Havener
were also among those from this
community attending the Swank-
Batten wedding at Keithtown a
week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martee
and children, of Pennsylvania,
are visiting relatives and friends
in the Stafford community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dotson, of
Mansfield, visited recently with
Mr.. and Mrs. SWazey Dotson.
Marian Cleary spent a few
days the past week with her sis
ter-in-laW, Mrs. Anna Cleary.
E. L. Stephen attended the fu-
neral of his nephew, Hubert Mill
er, held at the Calais Methodist
church, Sunday afternoon. Miller
was a repatriated veteran.
Charles and Howard Wharton
attended the stock sale at
Barnesville, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donald
son, of Columbus, visited the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. c..
H. Meek and Helen Meek.
Mrs. Williams, 1f Batesville, is
visiting her son, Howard Will
liams and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Fowler
have returned to their home in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-23

each nostril and get comforting relief
almost instantly! Va-tro-nol is SO ef-
fective because it works right lOhere
trouble is to soothe irritation, relieve
STIFFNESS, make breathing easier. Try
it! Get Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-23

by II. H. Abels
Ada Ohio Bishop Hazen G. Werner newly elected Methodist
Bishop of the Ohio Area will take residence in Columbus
September succeeding Bishop H. Lester Smith, who has retired after
for The Ohio embraces the entire
Buckeye where than 100000 Mthod reside Bishop
of Detroit, Michigan and his pastor boy in
Detroit the retiring Bishop Smith Bishop Werner graduate
holds
these Wesleyan University
Church. Dayton for IL before assuming
al Seminary, Madison, New Jersey in 1916
Ohio Conference wide project that he will lead will be
Ohio Northern University at Ada Methodist
voted
unanimously the year raise half
Northern The project will enable the University to
modern dormiory girls additional equipment and facle
President Robert Mcclure
including
cabinet each district in the Ohio
with Bishop Werner Columbus Sept 27 to
formulate details of the project.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-23

Light heads to often are behind
head lights.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-23
ALL THEY ASKED Was AN even BREAK

Building country not easy But there were men and
women willing to turn their backs safe e and their
faces toward frontiers AN they asked an euen break
Free enterprise another way of saying AN even break
Free enterprise the basic American principle OF vision and
personal initiative Just give American even break
a chance to get ahead - and he'll go on from there.
But when government goes into business in competition
with its own citizens the American ideal of break IS
destroyed For government in business grants Itself special
privileges that are denied to people in business
Take power systems for example They
nav few if any, taxes often get money from the u Treasury
at little or no INTEREST," make up losses out of the pockets of
the taxpayers
On the other hand Americas busnessmanaged power
companies their They pay their full share OF
taxes fair interest the money they borrow It's tribute
to American sefrelance that ta1paylng, selsuPportmS
companies supply enormous amount OF electric
power this country depends at the lowest possible cost
There are still new frontiers in electric living to be opened
And businessmen do the job better than bureaucats
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-23
"Ah-h! Can
Breathe
Again!H1

When your nose fills
up with a stuffy head
cold or occasional con-
gestion, put a few drops
q Will, w N,,A ,N-t -.
Evening star., 1948-08-16
New East-West Crisis
Believed Building Up
lover Trieste's Future
By Ernie Hill
Foreign Correspondent Of The Star and
tho Thirnrn na;I,. A...x.

the Chicago Dolly News
ROME. Aug 16.-Dispute over the
future ownership of the currently
free territory of Trieste rapidly is
building into another East-West
political crisis.
Yugoslavia, of the Soviet bloc,
would like to grab Trieste. Italy, of
the Western bloc, would like to have
1t back.
But since President Truman
recommended that Trieste be re-
turned to Italy, Yugoslavia has been
moving troops and field guns to the
border as if local war were about
to start tomorrow. In self defense,
Italy has been sending more and
more troops and war materiel to
that area.
saw Yugoslav movement of men
and weapons when 1 visited that
country recently. American and
British Army officials, who keep
large forces in Trieste for police
purposes. go so far as to say that
Yugoslavia is bringing most of its
military power up to the line.
They say ironically, "the guns we
gave Yugoslavia during the war are
now pointed at US
Marshal Tito has declared anew
his allegiance to the Soviet bloc
because he is concentrating all his
efforts to see that Trieste does not
go back to Italy If he cannot get
it, however, he would as a compro-
mise like to see it remain free, every
one agrees.
Diplomats here say Tito has been
squeezed into reiterating his soli-
darity with communism because of
Trieste. He knows he is unable to
cope with the SovietS, who have
been concentrating troops and war
materiel on his own border, but
believes he has a chance to keep
Trieste from going to italy.
"Tito's afraid the italian Army
will walk into Trieste one day and
take it over" says a high diplomatic
official. Hes getting ready to have
a showdown with Italy. Italians
feel they have a moral right to get
Trieste since the Western Powers
favor it."
Before the war, Trieste was Ital-
ian. Italy was deprived of it as well
as Fume by peace treaty. Thereby
Italy lost 81 per cent of its shipping
industries, a third of its oil re-
fineries, 80 per cent of its scant
coal production. 73 per cent of its
bauXite and some $500,000,00 in
industrial enterprises.
Trieste, regardless of peace-treaty
provisions, remains solid Italian
claim. But Tito is willful. Despite
his East West alignment, he wants
Trieste to remain non-Italian. How
far he will go to keep it that way Is
a matter of speculation.
Consensus Is that if war starts,
Tito wants to be ready to grab
Trieste first and then hold 1t against
the Italians.
Trieste is not as inf1ammatory as
the current Berlin dispute or the
Palestine war. But its potential
tiles are as dangerous. A fight be-
tween the two Adriatic nations could
well produce a worldwide conf1a
grafton.
Evening star., 1948-08-16
LEATHER LAMPS

Shown os poir has bross stud trim in
lily white, dark red or walnut coIors
lonnp, globe and shade. Eoch-- $3.50
Massive table lamp /. ring trim with
bases in green, red or chestnut coIors
Lamp, globe and shode-
Other leather lamps with matching
parchment poper shades SIS to $3.50
w&L-LAmps and Shades Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-16
Gen. Partridge in London

LONDON, Aug. 16 lP).-Maj. Gen.
Earle E. Partridge of the United
States Air Force arrived in London
yesterday in Flying Fortress after
a flight from Washington. An Am
erican embassy spokesman said he
is on Special mission" to Europe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
PiSe Ant. j. Svejda:
Ctena redakce: =

Ctena redakce
Pred mesicem jiz zapocala
kampan move vladni p1jcky
pod titulem Americas Securi-
ty Loan, jejfmz 1celem jest
zabezpecit hospodarskou sta
bilnost Spojenych Stat1.
Nasledkem dosud trvaj1ciho
nedostatku potTeb ma nez anne
.ricky lid Jest zvykly, nebezpeci
inflace nenf odstraneno.
Pevna stabilnost teto nasf no
We vlasti jest zabezpecenf pro
jednoho kazdeho z mas. Vlada
Sc snazf ably co MONA nejvetsi
pocet americkeho lidu podflel
Sc financne v cinnosti vlady.
A ten jediny zpGsob, kterym
tax mono ucinit, jest zakou-
peni bond1 jez nam tentokrate
vlada opet nabfzf.
Rekord, jakeho mas lid be
hem dTfvejsfch Rampant dosa-
hi, jest vSeobecne znam a anne
rickou vladou vdecne uznavan.
Hlavne zde v Baltimore niue
byt lid ceskoslovenskeho p1vo-
du, ma podil, ktery v tom sme-
ru bral, hrdym.
A byla by vecna skoda ably
tentokrate nasi Tide svych po-
vinnostf vGci teto zemi zaned-
bali.
Pravda, jsou mnozf, kteri by
s radostf opetovali cinnost svou,
avsak nasledkem vysokych cen
ucinit tax nemohou. To ale ne
znamena re do tTfdy tie patti
vSichni.
VeTfm, re jest mezi Mani do
sti tech, kteT1 jsou schopni -
treba v mensim meTftku - sve
povinnosti dostat. VeTim tez,
re dali Sc nasemu lidu pf1lezi-
tost bondy zakoupit, radi tax
ucinf.
C~esko-americky Stavebn1 Spo-
lex, ktery We sv6 cinnosti pro-
davanf vladn1ch bondG nepre-
stall = behem posledn1ch ctyf
m6sfcG prodej obnasel slusnou
sunni S26,862.5O - jest vzdy
pohotov6 poslouzit a zajiste j
ostatnf nase financnf podniky
IS radostf pTihlasky prijmou.
o zvlastnfch vyhodach in
~vestace 1spor We vladnfch bon
dach promluvime 81 prfste.
Ma Zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Ukonceni Skolniho roku " Ces.
Svob. Skole Aug. Herman.

Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Augustin Herman jake v mi
nulych letech tax i letos pTi-
pravuje pFfpadny program u
pFflezitosti ukoncen1 skoln1ho
roku. Name Size vetSi pocet
ditek nez leta minula, lee po-
Get dosud nenf tax veliky jak
by Sc mohlo cd nasf krajanske
vetve v Baltimore ocekavat.
Dftkam Sc We skole lib a je vi
deti, re kdyz je rodice donna
povzbuzujf, re jew o skolu O.
pravdovy zajem. To jest veil
&c dGlezite, poksytovati d1tkam
moraln1 pomoc. Nestacf pro
dfte pouze zapsati je do ceske
skoly. Zde je nutna spolupra-
&c Sc strany rodicG, totiz ably
dbali k tomu, by dftky pravi-
define do skoly dochazely. Tez
je dGlezit6, ably NELL zajem co
Sc dftky We skole ucf a v ucenf
ie povzbuzovali. PoTadajf-li
krajan6 nejake zabavy, vidfme
jest6 mnoho d6tf ktere dosud
nechodf a molly by, vlatsne
mely by choditi do ceske skoly.
A jednou z nejvyhodnejsfch
prflezitostf, jak povzbuditi "a
jem o nasi ceskou skolu jest
prav6 blfzfcf Sc slavnostnf pro-
gram, ktery Sc Dude konati
v sobotu, dne %. kvetna pfesne
V 8 hodin vecer V budove Ceske
Skoly Aug. Herman ma rohu
Ashland Ave. a Glover ul. Pc
kratkem programu pTi kterem
dftky pTedvedou sv6 umenf, ja-
ko pTednes basnf, vesele vystu-
py a zpevy, rozproudf Sc pfa-
telska zabava. O zakusky a
obcerstvenf nebude nouze, neb
danny cd zabavnfho vyboru jiz
horecne pracujf ably pTipravily
pT1jemny vecer nejen pro zaky
ale i pro ostatnf mladez a do
Spele.
Jsme pfesv6dceni. re krajan-
ska veTejnost nezklame nase
ditky a dostavf Sc v poctu co
MONA nejv6tsfm. Bude to po-
vzbuzeni pro zaky, neb 81 uve-
domf, re nasi krajane Sc o ne
a nasi ceskou skolu zaj1maji.
Ma shledanou v budov6 ceske
Skoly V sobotu, %. kvetna v 8
hodin vecer.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Augustin Herman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Federace evropskych narodI
byla navrzena.

Haag, Holandsko. - Delega-
onoho neoficielnfho evrop-
skeho kongresu Sc usnesli jed
nohlasn6 ma resoluci, doporu-
cujfcf utvorenf federace evrop-
skych narodG. Samozfejmym
predpokladem je, re Sc jednot-
live staty vzdaj1 casti svych W.
sostn1ch pray. \
Ma sjezdu NELL 1cast zastup-
CT % evropskych narodG, mezi
mimi z 1 6statG, majicfch 1cast
ma Marshallove planu, re "a.
padnfho Nemecka a, exulant
re spanelska, Finska, Litvy
Lotyska, Estonska, Polska, Ma
darska, Ceskoslovenska, Ru
munska, Jugoslavie a Bulhar
ska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
italsky president Einaudi
sloziI prfisahu.

Rim. = Luigi Einaudi, presi-
dent italske narodni banky,
ktery byf zvolen presidentem,
slozil IL. kvetna uTedn1 pf1sa-
hui "a obrovskych ovaci deseti-
.tisicoveho davu. Americkym
novinar1m Einaudi rekl, re mi
.luje Spojene Staty.
Ministersky predseda Alcide
de Casper nab1dl formalne re-
signaci sve vlady, ktera ovsem
presidentem pTijata nebyla. Pr
vnf vladnf funkci vykonal no.
w president tim, Re jmenoval
|sveho pTedchGdce v president
lskem trade Enrico de Nicolu
lsenatorem ma dozivoti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
DOPIS.
L.. MAZE, 1913

IL. maze, 1913.
Mr.. Anthony CihlaT
Administrator TELEGRAPH"
CT. p. Cihlaf:-
zadam O laskave uveTejn6ni.
Kopie meho dopisu i Vaseho
TELEGRAPH" Sc naleza ma ceste
do Prahy premierovi Gottwal-
dow. V elsie TELEGRAPH" dine
IA. MAIZE 1913, byl otisten do
pis z Chicago z casopisu ella
satele". Byla napadena ceska
vlada, re je horst nez "a Hitlera
Nevfm, jestli pan J~aroslav
Maliva je dobrym Cechem, ale
doufam re je.
Moi upffmnf krajane, kteri
me stale dopisuji, a I'll co Sc
vratili re stare vlasti, tvrd6ji
opak clanku pana Malivy.
Napadat delnickou vladu
iako ie jich vetSina v Europe.
me pTipada jake nektere zdej.
Il zlute casopisy, ktere byly
proti Rooseveltovi.
Dix "a uveTejn6nf!
S krajanskym pozdravem,
Frank Cincibus, mi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Ma navStsvu do {. S. r.

IVA
odjeli tento tyden znami kra-
jane p. a pf. George Haughton
z Annapolis, Md. Slibili nam
n9jake ty vzpomfnky re Stare
Vlasti! Budeme Sc tesiti.
= Ones v patek odj1zdejf z
New Yorku ma Queen Mary"
krajane pf. Anna Tureckova,
dcera 81. Sylvia Tureckova a
bratr pf.. Tureckove p. Jaroslav
Prochazka. Jedou do G. S. R. k
navStev6 bratra.
PTejeme vsem prijemnou plav-
bu, by sc We stare vlasti potesili
a stastn6 Sc nam vratili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Miliony vykopany re zeme.

DR.. J. Williamson, Kanadan
vlastn1c1 demantove dolly v
Tanganyice, tyto dny navstlvil
Londyn iku uzavTenl kontrak-
tn ma dodavku demantG v Gene
$14,O00,OO do Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21

K uctenf pamatky pf. M. Ko-
Sinov6 mfsto kvetiny daruji ma
Geskou skolu Aug. HeTmana
n. a pf. William Kolomaznfk
$500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Celkenn
Vydan1
$58.27
7.12
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CistY Zisk

Upozornujeme celou nasi We
rejnost, re nase zeny Sc schaze-
il kazdou stredu odpoledne We
skole, kde pine vysfvajf, Pile
tou a hackujf same krasne veci
(jeste 81 nosf praci domd) pro
"Karneval", ktery Dude pofa-
dan rovnez pro prospech skoly
We dnech v patek, 25. cervna a
|sobotu, 26. cervna We skolni "a
hrade.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Augustfn Herman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Taft zada vyslani mezinarod-
L 81 d0 TsraeIu.

Senator Taft mluvil ma schu-
ri zionistd v New Yorku a pri-
mlouval Sc "a to, ably Spojene
narody vyslaly do Palestiny me-
|zinarodnl vojensky sbor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Poselstvi Presidenta Spoj. StatI
Harry S. Trumana prvnimu
povalecnemu Sjezdu Ceskoslo-
venske Narodni Rady " Ameri-
ce, konanemu " Chicago
Is. kvetna, 1913.

S pot6Senim zasllam sve po-
zdravy sjezdu Ceskoslovenske
Narodni Rady V America, KITE
~ jest prvn1m pc skoncen1 dru-
he svetove valky. Vyhrali jsme
tuto valku, ale jsme nyn1 po-
staveni pred vetS1 1kol: vyhrat
mir.
Vim, re i Yam, tax jake mne,
lei ma srdci nastolen1 trvaleho
a spravedliveho miru spociva-
jiclho ma pevnych zakladech
skutecne svetove demokracie.
Jsem vsak presvedcen, Re MIRA
vnf vddcovstv1 S%pojenych Statd
v ramci pGsobeni Spojenych
NarodG pfivede sv6t k m1ru,
ktery Dude trvalym. Kdyz svo-
bodn1 Tide budou moci lit spo-
leone pod takovou formou VIA
dy, kterou 81 svobodne zvol1.
pax jsem pTesvedcen O tom, re
take svobodn6 vlady budou mo-
CT spolupracovat a lit v m1ru
jake clenove velke rodiny ma
rodu. Vim, re Vase clenstvo
Dude stat neochv6jne "a 1s1l1m
.Spojenych StatG pTivest svet k
trvalemu mfru spoc1vaj1cfm ma
svobode a spravedlnosti.
HARRY S. TRUMAN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Odpove6 sjezdu presidentovi.

OopOVcd SDeZQu pfeSlQentOVl.
V duchu tohoto presidentova
|vyznamneho poselstvf take by
10 ma doporucenf resolucnfho
|vyboru presidentu Trumanovi
odpov6deno t1mto telegramem,
ktery byl pc skoncenf sjezdu
poslan do Bfleho domu We Wa
shingtone. Pravi Sc v mem:
"PTijmete, prosfm, nase uprf-
mne diky "a sve povzbuzuj1cl
poselstv1, kter6 jste zaslal ma
|semu povalecnemu sjezdu Ces=
koslovenske Narodn1 Rady v
Americe, konanem v Chicago,
Is. a 16. kvetna.
Uplne souhlas1me S Vaslm
nazorem, re nejddlezit6jsf L.
kol, ktery name pred sebou, je
vyhrat trvaly mir, ktery zajisti
rodine narod1 vlady, jez jsou
svobodne zvoleny lidem. Ma
Spojenych Statech spoc1va O.
brovska mravn1 odpovednost,
ably uplatnily svdj vliv k dosa-
zenf tohoto Gle.
Jake americtf obcane 81 I'VE
domujeme, re jen MAST 1plnou
|spolupracf a pTimknut1m sc k
demokratickym zakladGm a i
dealdm mGzeme 81 tento 1kol
usnadnit. Americana ceskoslo-
venskeho pdvodu byli vzdy YER
nj nejlepslm tradicfm prav6 de-
mokracie a vzdycky Sc zastava-
Ii snah dospeti k mezinarodni-
mu dorozumen1 zejmena mezi
Vychodem a Zapadem, ale toto
dorozumenf mGze byt budovanO
jen ma zakladech spravedlnos-
ii. Nem1ze byti trvaleho a sta
Ileho m1ru, kdyby mel spoclvat
ma legalisaci nedavneho znasil.
neni Ceskoslovenska, znicenf je-
no demokracie a potlacenf svo-
body jeho lidu.
Obnova ceskoslovenske de-
mokracie by mela byti prvnim
opravnym opatfenfm "a 1celem
dosazeni urovnan1 konfliktU
mezi Vychodem a Zapadem.
Op6tne Vas ujistujeme, ze
jsme pevni We sve upT1mne cd
danosti zasadam demokracie 9
re isme kdykoliv odhodlani ia.
ko loyalni americt1 obcane spl
nit sv1i 1kol k potent nepTate
vnejs1ch i vnitT1ch.
KAREL PRCHAL'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Armadni pasmo 1938-1948.

Zcela mimoradne Sc pripra-
vuje csl. armada ma sletove Wy
.stoupenf. Tentohrate trcchu
jine pojetf, nez re minulychs le-
til. Vojaci pTipravuj1 historic
Ike dejove pasmo vyse uvede-
nych letopoctG. Cele vystou-
peni sestava z peti obrazG. Pr
vn1 obraz je vlastne vzpomln-
kou ma x. slet. Opet uvid1me
cvicen1 dorostenek S majemi, u
slysfme slova sokolske pr1sahy:
"Straz mas VIOLA, bratTi
Cvicenf i hudba Dude pferuso-
vana motivy nemeckych pocho-
dG, stTelbou, hucen1m cerne ma
trenych letadel, jake ~pTedzvest
neblahych okupacn1ch let.
Druhy obraz pripomene di-
vakGm tragicke chvfle naseho
naroda Cd Mnichova, postupne
obsazovan1 republiky. Cesky
lid veren sve tradici, pripravu-
je V podzemf odboj prot oku-
pant6m, kteTf zapsali Sc pTiser-
nymi slovy: "Lidice, student,
popravy, koncentraky
Pc vyvrcholenf boj1 ceskeho
naroda prichazf kyzene osvo-
bozenf a hranice republiky Sc
znovu obsazujf nasfmi vojsky.
V dalsfch obrazech jiz je
klidna mirova prace republiky.
Ukazky rozcvicenf, prace csl.
vojska jake pffprava k obrane
vlasti Sc vsemi druhy zbrani
(delostrelci, letci, parasutisti),
dale SNB a Svaz brannosti a j.
Ijako pTfspevek armady pri mi
rovem budovanf republiky.
Zaverem Dude hold presiden-
Itu a republice vsech slozek ar
madnfch i ostatnfch uniformo-
vanych castf, jakoz i spolk1,
delnictva, atd. jake d1kaz, re
armada vysla z lidu a patti Ii
du a branne zam6Tenou telovy-
chovou Sc pripravuje k obrane
vlasti. Vystoupeni armady S
tradicnf vojenskou presnost1 il
ste Dude d1stojnym zakonce-
MIN sletovych dnG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Stoleckova Zabava

ktera byla poradana dine 10.
kvetna We skolnf mfstnosti Sc
dosti p6kne vydarila. Navsteva
nebyla tax velika jak obycejne
byva, ale byly jsme mile pre-
kvapeny, re Sc nasi Tatinkove
We vetsfm poctu dostavili a row.
nez Maminky Ease prinesly s
sebou hezke darky, ty nikdy
nezapomenou ma nasf milou
skolu, dfky jim!
Zvlastni dix patti p. a pi.
Zaderovym, kterl vlastnf pc
karsky obchod ma Madison ul.,
nikdy nezapomenou kdyz sc
neco porada We /prospech sko-
ly. Tentokrate darovali 10 tue
til sladkeho peciva.
|Prfjem S56.27
dar pf. B. Manion 100
dar pf. M. Snaider,
Curtis Bay 100
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-05-21
Sokolska Hlfdka.
Sokol " c. S. r. Dude NIT diva
milionY clenH.

Ceskoslovenska obec sokolska
mela pred sjednocenim zaregi-
strovano pres million pffslusni-
XII. Tato silna organisace Sc
sym zupnim aparatem obsahla
celou republiku i Sc Slovenskem
tTebaze ma Slovensku teprve v
roce 1916 manifestacnf prohla-
Semi slovenskeho Sokolsva usku-
tecnilo jednotnou Csl. obec So
kolskou tax, jak byla pred val
kou. Tedy krone hlavnf We
doucf myslenky sokolske, byly
to dGvody organisacnf a pocet-
nj, ktere rozhodly, re Sokol sc
stall zakladnou pro sjednocenf
telovychovy u mas.
Obec sokolska sc vsemi telo-
vychovnymi organisacemi a
sportovn1mi sway vsech oboru
dosahne c1sla dvou milion6.
Konecneho poctu pTfslusnikd
Svaz delnickych jednot eta
ITO tis1c clenstva. Pro zaj1ma-
vost uvadfme jen cisla svazdd
pocetnejs1ch. Nejvfce clend ma
Associate footballova a to $50
tisfc. "Orel" je pc Sokolu nej-
siln6jsf telocvicnou organisacf
Sc 1872 tisfci prfslusnfkd. Svaz
[delnickych jednot eta 10 IL
sic. Ostatn1 sway jake turiste,
lyzaTi, hockepiste, tenniste atd.
mali clenstva do $4,000. z 81
svazG 10 nedosahuje ami tisfc
pT1slusn1kG. I v tonic pf1pad6
pro sokolskou myslenku nezna-
mena mnozstv1 mic, jake spfse
kvalita ~clenstva, ktere chce
profit sokolskou vychovou SINE
ruj1c1 k harmonicke vychove
tela i ducha. A to Dude mako.
nee rozhoduj1c1m ziskem pro
Icely cesky a slovensky narod.
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Evening star., 1948-04-06

VOL. 9:3o-"Ars Prices Too Hight! Speak
sn include Economist Ben Gilbert, George
Smith Of the United States Chamber Of Com.
meree, A. J. Hayes and Fred 0. Bailey.
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Evening star., 1948-04-06
ON the Air I0NIeHI,

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Participants In the debate are Ellis ArnaIl, Rob.
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.WMAL. 9:30-Ssrss kouseyitlky conducts
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