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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10
Tuskegee Musician
In New England
Conservatory Recital

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.
- Ernest w. Simms, a graduate
of Tuskegee Institute Glass of 1941
recently appeared on the program
of the first annual recital by stu
dents from the New England Con-
servatory of Music in Boston, Mas
sachusetts. The recital, sponsored
by the National Alliance of Postal
Employees, Boston Branch, featur-
ed several of the students from the
New England Conservatory on its
program. Simms, who is very ia
Tented with the oboe rendered his
composition, "The Dance of the
Toothpicks," with interpretative a
bility and rare skill. He was grad
uated with the degree of Bachelor
of Music with honors on June Is.
While student at Tuskegee,
Simms played in the bans and the
school orchestra. His ability to play
the oboe was recognized by the de-
partment of music. He was often
featured with the oboe on various
school programs as a soloist.
During World War II, Simms
served as a member of a Navy
Band for three years. While in the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10
Henderson Appointed
Director Of
Human Rights
Council

BALTIMORE, Md. - The ap-
pointment, effective August first,
of Elmer w. Henderson, as Direc-
tor of the newly-formed American
Council on Human Rights was an
nounced today by Mrs. Edna Over
Gray. President of the Board.
The Council is a cooperative ven
ture of six national Greek letter
collegiate fraternities and sorori-
ties: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha
Phi Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta,
Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Gamma
Rho and Zeta Phi Beta. 1t was
founded primarily to seek the ex-
tension of civil rights to all Amer
leans without regard to race, color
or religion. The Council also is a
ware of its responsibilities in re-
regard to international problems.
1t will maintain an office in Wash
ington to aid the passage of legis-
lation supporting the aims of the
Council and to oppose legislation
considered detrimental to minori-
ties. It will disseminate inforses
ton and organize an action pro-
gram.
Officers of the Board of Direct
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10
Tuskegee Graduate
Awarded Certificate
Of Merit For Study
At Ohio State
University

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala. =
The American Society Of Land
scape Architects has awarded Ed
ward Lawrence Pryce a certificate
Of merit for excellence in the stu
dy of landscape architecture at
Ohio State University, Columbus,
for the Academic Year, 1947-1948.
Previously, for excellence in
scholarship in landscape architec-
ture' Pryce had been declared the
winner for his design of a shop
ping center. The jury that made
the award was composed of land
scape architects meeting at Har-
ward University. Entered in this
competition were students in land
scape architecture from various
sections of the United States.
Befre entering Ohio State Uni
versity, Pryce graduated with hon
ors from Tuskegee Institute in the
Glass of 1887 with a Bachelor of
Science degree in agriculture. At
Tuskegee he was captain in the
R.O.T.C., and a member of the XII
vi Club and was affiliated with
other campus organizations.
At present Pryce is instructor IN
landscape design at Tusnegee In
stitute.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10

Service he was frequently called
upon to appear on special musical
programs. He won commentator
from his superiors for the excel
ience of his presentations as well
as for his fine spirit and willingl
ness to cooperate at all times.
While student at the Conser-
vatory he was awarded first prize
servatory of Music Song and was
for writing the New England Con-
accorded other honors in recogni-
ton of his musical ability. He at
tanned significant recognition when
he was invited again this year to
play with the Springfield (Massa-
chusetts) Symphony Orchestra and
the Smith College Orchestra. He
will attend the Berkshires this sum
mer on a scholarship which has
been awarded him and this will be
his second summer to attend this
famous school of music.
Young Simms is the son Harry
Simms (retired), formerly connect
ed with the U. S. Treasury Depart
ment, War Bonds and Savings
Stamps Division, and Mrs. Al
berta Lillian Simms, member of
the faculty of the department of
music and the Chapel organist at
Tuskegee Institute.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10
City Opens Its War On
Raagweed; go Per
Cent of 10000 Acres
Still Left

The city's third annual ragwe
ed drive, aimed at destroying the
source of pollen which plaques som
hay fever sufferers in late sum-
mer, is expected to swing into
high gear this week.
The Health Department said
yesterday that surveys indicate
that there are 5000 acres of rag
weed left in the five boroughs and
it is hoped that by September most
of them will have been sprayed
with the herbicide 2, AID. The name
2,4-D is a short form of dichlorop-
henolyacetic acid, chemical alb
sorbed by the plant and transfer
red to the lower stem and roots,
causing the weed to starve.
Elimination of the local ragweed
crop would be no guaranty of en-
plete relief fr New Workers affect
ed by ragweed pollen. since the
lrrltant can be carried by the wind
into the city from outlying areas.
But Health Department officials
pointed out that if all the ragweed
in the city were eliminated. and if
the 1913 season should turn ont to
be poor one for the plant in the
New York area, the pollen count
'shuld be lowered appreciably and
hay fever miseries of August pro-
portionately reduced.
Through the cooperation of
various city departments, includ-
ing health, sanitation and police.
and the offices of the boroughs
presidents, New York launched an
attack on ragwood two years ago.
Originally it was estimated that
there were 10000 acres of the plant
IN the five boroughs. Three thou
sand acres were sprayed in 1916
and 4,700 acres were sprayed last
year. Some areas required a sec
ond spaying, as shown by police
department checks. and the over
all estimate for this year runs to
5000 acres, the largest areas being
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10

ors of the Council in addition to
Mrs. Gray, the president, are: Mrs.
Mae Wright Downs, former nat
ional president, Phi Beta Sigma
recording secretary; Miss Emma
V. Manning, Basileus, Washington
Chapter, Sigma Gamma Rho, cor
responding secretary; Miss Esther
Peyton, former Chairman Execut-
i've Board, Zeta Phi Beta, treasurer
Attorney Belford V. Lawson, Jr.'
national president Alpha Phi AL
pha, general counsel.
= Other members are: Miss Norma
r. Boyd and Mrs. Beulah T. Whit
by, Alpha Kappa Alpha; Miss
Dorothy Height, national president
Delta Sigma Theta, and Mrs. Ber-
tell Collins Wright, Delta Sigma
Theta; Mrs. Ethel Ross Smith, ma
tional president, Sigma Gamma
Rho, and Attorney Ruth White
head Whaley' Sigma Gamma Rho,
Mrs. Lullelia w. Harrison, nation
al president, Zeta Phi Beta and
DIR. Nancy B. Woodbridge, Zeta Phi
Beta; DR.. Howard H. Long and
Phi Alpha; Attorney George A.
Attorney Thomas Clark, Alpha
Parker and DR.. A. J. Harris, Phi
Beta Sigma.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10
Hardening Of The
Arteries Produced Tn
Dogs By Special
Feeding Experiment

CHICAGO, ILL., Although the
cause of human arteriosclerosis
or hardening of the arteries, re.
CARELESS of race or color, remains
a mystery medical research men
reported this week on an expert.
ment in which arterioscerosis was
produced in dogs. The experiment
conducted by DR.. Alfred Steiner
and his associates at the Goldwater
Memorial Hospital in New York,
prouced this heart disorder in
dogs through the feeding of choles-
terol, a fatty substance, and THOU
racil, a drug used to depress the
activity of the thyroid gland.
In their report, presented at the
Twenty-first Scientific Sessions
of the American Heart Association
this week, the SCIENTISTS said that
one year after the feeding began,
the animals were found to have
arteriosclerotic LESSONS. Control
dogs, fed the same amount Of thi-
ouracil alone, or cholesterl alone,
were free of arteriosclerosis.
DR.. Steiner noted in the report
that many unsuccessful attempts
had been made to produce this dis
order in ogs, cats, rats, and mon
keys, since it was demonstrated inI
1888 that rabbits fed large a
of cholesterol developed
LESSONS similar to human arterio-
sclerosis.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10
in Queens and Staten Island.

in Queens and Staten Island.
This years program was begun
earlier than the two previous cam.
paigns, according to Alfred H
Fletcher, director of the Bureau OF
Sanitary Engineering Of the De.
partment of Health.
He said that twelve trucks have
been manned for the job and this
number will be increased to twenty
within a week or two. He exolain-
ed that spraying efforts to Aug.
will eliminate both seed and pollen
After Aug. /, spraying cannot keen
and pollen from getting into the
air but will prevent the seed from
producing the plant next year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Dr. Ed
ward K. Weaver, head of the Social
Science Department of the state
Teacher College resigned here last
weeq after high officials in the
State department of education
learned that he was president of
Southern Negro Youth Congress,
an alleged Communistic front or
! oanization.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-10

Izsi shop GROUND oiE. IA0rK GOV - : /
20 lectures of oiaer wushers - G-i1's
ire prices. Then compue them with
this bio. double-wdlL bowl-shopeo-
rub Speed Queen. You'll find thut no
other wusher odds UP" like q Speed
Queen. No other wdsher gives you SO
much in genuine quulity at 50 Low
q price. Thdt's why we hondie tne
Speed Queen-md why we would be
pleased TO deliver one to your home.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Ze schEze
Czechoslovak -American
Civic Association.

Dne II. prosince konala sc
rocnf schGze tohoto obcanske-
no telesa. Zakladaj1cl clenove-
1rednfci preds. p. Emil Mynaf
a pokladn1k p. Jan Kordula
vzdali Sc svych 1radI S pranfm
ably ma jejich mfsta byli zvole-
nj JIM clenove. Zastavali sve
1rady velmi svedomite pc 10
rokG.
Zvolenf 1Tednici pro pTisti
rok 1949 jsou: = PIP. Louis j.
Svehla, preds., W~enceslaus J,
F. Wallis, mfstopreds., Josef F.
Pokorny, tai, Mathew c.. Hro-
madka, 1cetnlk a Frank j. Ri
Eek, pokladnik.
Vsem clenGm nasi Associate,
redakci TELEGRAPH" a jeho
ctenarnm Vesele Vanoce a
Stastny Novy Rok 7949 pTeje
Frank J. Rick, dopisovatel.
Poznamka redakce: - Upl-
ma zprava O teto schuzi Dude
otisknuta v pTfstfm elsie "Te-
legrafu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
VANOCNf ~PROHLASENf
starosty mesta
Jr.
(Prosinec 1948)

V dobe, kdy oslavujeme ra-
dostne Svatky Vanocnf a podi-
lime Sc ma pozehnani zeme,
ktera nebyla znicena valecnou
vfavou a hladomorem, jest
mym nejvaznejsfm pranfm, by
vsichni nasi obcane, bez ohle-
du ma rasu, barvu neb vyznani,
uzili v pine mfTe ducha Miru
a Dobre V1le.
Soucasne nesmime zapOme-
nouti meme stastnych jak do
ma tax j v cizich zemfch. We
domf, re jsme ucinili nekterou
lidskou bytost ponekud stast-
-nejsf ma zvetsiti naSe vlastni
stestl o Vanocfch.
Pouzfvam teto prilezitosti a
pref vsem nasfm obcanum
Vesele Vanoce a Sfastny Novy
Rok!
Thomas D. Alesandro, Jr.
starostR.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Fairmount & Chapel ul. Staly
Stav. Spolek

konal svou So. rocni schulz dine
9. prosince t. r. We ktere nasle-
duj1ci .1rednfci a reditelstvo
zvoleni ma pffstf rok, a Size
J. Pelikan, preds., L. j. Kote-
sovec, m1stopfeds., J. C. Maso-
pust, tai, j. j. Nickel, pokl..
Dalsf Teditelove: Josef Rynes,
Josef Nejedl1k, Josef j. Hrad-
sky, Karel Bittman, Josef w.
Wallis, NIL, Vaclav Hradsky. NIL,
Edw. Taborsky, John F. Hrad-
sky a Frank J. Hradsky.
Do 1cetnfho vyboru zvoleni
L. J. Kotesovec, JOS. J. Hradsky
a JOS. w. Wallis, mi.
Pravnfkem zvolen Charles
j. Novak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
o zostTeni vyzvedacskeho
zakona.
President Truman o ne pozada
priSti kongres.

Generalnf navladni Tom Clark
oznamil, re president Truman
pozada o zostren1 protispionaz-
niho zakona lined, jakmile Sc
sejde novy kongres. Prohlase-
nj bylo vydano pc schulz VIA
dy v B1lem Dome. Jednfm pro-
stredkem ku zdokonalen1 dneS-
niho zakona proti vyzvedacstv1
a jeho prevalent, Dude pry
zakon, kterym Dude dovoleno
odposlouchavati telefonicke
rozhovory osob, podezrelych
re spionaze. Clark pozname-
nal, re dosavadnf st1hanf W.
zvedacstvf je st1zeno tim, re
pc uplynutf trf let ode dine spa
chant zlocinu vyzv6dacstvi Sc
trestnost promlcuje a neni jiz
tedy tento Gin soudne stihatel-
ny. President Truman prohla-
sill, re department spravedlno-
sti jiz rok Sc zabyva planem
ma ~zostTeni protivyzvedacske-
no zakona, ktery by pri tom
neporusil zakon a zakladnich
pravech ob~canskych.
Ufadujicf pTedseda snemov-
niho vyboru Karl E. Mundt,
prohlasil, re Sc opet pokusi
prosaditi v kongresu zakona o
podvratne cinnosti, ktery byl
jiz zamitnut 80. kongresem
Tato predloha pozaduje, ably
vsichni komuniste podlehali
r%egistracn1 povinnosti, jejfz
porusen1 by bylo trestne. Jme-
novany vybor vydal k uverej-
nenl dalslch FL listin, ktere die
sveho tvrzenf obdrzel Cham
bers cd Algeria Hissa z tai
nych dokument1 statnlho de.
partmentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
ma adrese: Josephine Hortlik,

ma adrese: Josephine Hortlik,
Go Talbot, 1900 Kimble Rd.,
Baltimore, Md, kde jest MOI
no Sc S nj spojiti. Poole zprav
dotycneho, Dude Sc jednati 0
obnos asi 50, 900, a jediny zpG-.
sob jak jej ziskati Dude zde,,
nebot cd Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodn1 banky nedostane povole-
nj k dals1 vyplate penez.
Necht prfznivci, jednotlivci
nebo organisace, ktere Sc zaji-
mali o tuto vec a chteji pomo-
ci trpicfmu dfteti, Sc obratf pri-
mo ma p1 Josephine Hortliko-
YOU ma jejf baltmorske adrese,
anebo ma dra. Thomsona v Lin
colnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Hleda Sc pomoc pro nemocne
csl. dite.

Ma zaklade doporucenf DIR.
j. E. M. Thomsona z kliniky
Thomson, 11O8 Shapp Building
Lincoln : 8, Nebraska, ktery
prohledl nemocne d1te pfede
dvema roxy v Trenclne v Ces-
koslovensku, bylo toto postize-
ne mozkovym ochrnutfm Zee
rebral palsy privezeno do u
stavu Children's R~ehabilita-
ton Institute v Baltimore. Prav-
depodobne bylo vsak mono
obdrzeti jen omezeny obnos,
jehoz zapotrebf pro jejf ose-
trent pc dobu prvniho roku,
avsak dfte potrebuje dvou let,
ably Sc uzdravilO.
Poole zprav Josefa Hortl1ka
z Trenc1na, sdeluje Sc Jim, re
Dude zapotfebf jest6 jednoho
roku, avsak Narodnl banka,
ktera pocltala pouze S jednim,
nechce povoliti uvolnenl DIAL
SIGH penez a tudfz Sc rodina
must spolehnouti upln6 ma do
brocinnost Americana nebo
ceskoslovenskych dobrocinnych
organised v America.
Manzelka dotycneho J. Hort
lika zGstane pry v Baltimore
do 1. ledna 1949, kde Sc "a
obtfznym dkolem zfskati
ponce. Uvedena dli
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Velice zdaFila Vanocni
Nadilka.

Minulou nedeli, 10. prosince
konala Sc prvnf spolecna Va
nocnf Nadflka pro nase csl.
ditky v Baltimore a okoli. Po-
radateli byly Velkorad Statu
Maryland G. S. A., Sokol a Pa
tronat Ces. Svob. Skoly Aug.
HeTmana. Ackoli pocasi neby-
10 prfhodne, zvlaste pro ty,
kteri byli prespoln1, seslo Sc do
nasi skoly pres IS d1tek v do
provodu svych rodic1.
V prlzemi skoly jiz kolem
tretf hodiny bylo jake 1le.
Vsechny pritomne cesky priv
tai br. Karel Rvs, predseda Vel
koradu Statu Maryland, ktery
mel z velke ~navstevy ditek ra-
dost a vyslovil prani, ably kaz-
de nase ditko patfilo do velke
rodiny G. S. A, ktera je nej-
vetsf csl. pojistovnou v Ameri-
&c a dava pojistenym ty nejlep-
81 vyhody. Pc mem promluvil
br. Josef Pokorny "a Sokola a
"a Patronat, a apeloval ma ro-
dice, ably ditky posflali do So
kola a do Ceske Skoly. PAX
nasledovaly pohyblive obraz-
ky Gill jak pc americku rika-
me Movies, ktere predvadel
br. Vaclav Kober, obchodnfk
S fotografickymi aparaty a mo-
vie p~romftacfmi stroll. Pro-
gram byl velice pekny, zvlaste
prvni cast byla velice zabavna
pro mladez.
Pc obrazkach vsechny deti
shromazdily Sc v horejsf SIM
a ocekavaly pTfchod Mikulase,
ktery "a zvuk1 "Jingle-Bells"
objevil sc mezi jasaj1clmi det-
mi. Mikulas 81 S detmi dobrac-
ky pohovoril a pax rozdaval
puncochy, naplnene pomeran-
ci, bombomy a orechy.
Pc te ditky Ces. Svob. Skoly
"a rizeni p. ucitele J. Smejkala
velice pekne pfednesly svoje
pTrfhodne basne. Byli to: Lii
iduska Zahradkova, Mary Ka-
listova, Rosemarie Cihlarova,
Mary Svaskova, Josef Kalista
a Jirf Klimes, ktery mel dlou-
hou basen, kterou pfednesl s
velikym zapalem. Vsem dit
kan dostalo Sc Ia jejich pred
messy zaslouzeneho potlesku.
Pc dalsi nad1lce dark1 Nadfl-
ka byla zkoncena a vse Sc ode
bralo do dolni mfstnosti. Deti
byly podeleny zmrzlinou a So
dovkami. PAX nasledovala pra-
telska zabava pTi hudbe br.
Jana Svitaka a tax skoncila
zdarile prvni spolecna Vance
nj Nadilka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
K povsimnuti!

Pan Karel E. SchimGnek,
MATTEL PohT. Domova, 26O1-O3
E. Madison St. oznamuje, re
ma ma sklade pro sve pfatele a
zname velky pocet umelecko-
nabozenskych kalendaTI kato-
licke a protestantske. Zastavte
sc pro kalendaT v 1radovne
E. Madison ST. (vchod z
Luzerne ulice aneb poslete ko-
respondent lfstek a udejte
spravnou adresu.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
DAIRY.

Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu Aug.
Hefmana prispeli $4,000 Gle
move Radu Baltimore els. 1853
G. S. A., kteryzto rad pristou-
pill k Radu Jaroslav z DUDE els,
154 6. S. A.
= K ucten1 pamatky zemfe.
lie svakrove p1. Josef1ny Mare.
Sove darovala ma Ceskou Skolu
Augustine Hermana p1. Marie
Mares $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Zlate Vyroci Svatby.

Dne %. prosince pred pade-
sati lety vstoupili We svazek
manzelsky mill krajane p. a pi.
Josef a Josefa Tesafovi. Tyto
dry oslavi sve vzacne JUBILEE
UNI v kruhu svvch drahych.
Rydlf v elsie 713 Cedarcrof
Road, Baltimore : IL. Jsou
dlouholetymi deliberately "Te-
legrafu" a my take manzelum
Tesarovym k jejich padsati-
letemu vyroci snatku srdecne
blahoprejeme a volame "Mno-
gaia Ljeta".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Pohreb.

10. prosince zemfel pan
Louis Schmidt, manzel pf. Ma
ry L. Schmidt, 1000 Ashland
Ave. We staff 62 let. Narodil
Sc v Kalifornii a byl dTevar-
skym delnfkem.
PohTeb konal Sc 20. prosin-
ce re Cvachova PohT. Domu do
kostela St. Michael a odtud ma
hfbitov Mt Carmel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Rada bezpecnosti zamitla Ia
dost Israele o clenstvi s SN.

New York. = V Parfzi "a
militia rada bezpecnosti Spoje-
nych narodG zadost statu Isra-
ele o prijetf do organisace SIN,
protoze nebylo docfleno nut
nych sedmi hlasG. Pro pTijeti
hlasovaly Spojene Staty, Soviet
sky Svaz, Ukrajina, Argentina
a Columbie. Hlasovanf Sc zdr-
zely Francie, Angle, Gina, Bel
gle a Kanada. P1vodne Sc o.
cekavalo, re Francie a Kama
da budou hlasovat pro zadost
statu Israele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Mia navsteva " nasi redakci.

Mia navsteva " nasi redakci.
V sobotu, IL. prosince prijel
do naSi redakce v doprovodu
p. J. Kobra mladsiho mas nej-
starsi odberatel Telegraph"
krajan Jan P. Sanda re Sails
bury. Md. Pan Sanda je jeste
statny devadesatnik, ma rad
humor a veselost. PTisel nam
osobne pratt Veselych Vance a
stastneho Noveho Roku a "a
roven 81 predplatil "Telegraf".
1 my prejeme nasemu ceske-
mu s~taresinovi mnoho a mno-
no zdravfcka a spokojenosti!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Snatky.

= Ma Stedry Den, "a. pro-
since odani budou We Wash
ingtonu, D. c., snoubenci 81.
Helena PECK s p. Amor Bues.
Nevesta je dcerou krajanu
p. a pf. Franka a Marie PECK,
5000 E. Monument st. Helena
je ucitelkou ma vyssf skole a
take nadsenouS sokolici.
Pc odavac1ch obradech bu-
de rodinna p~risnidavka v no
telu Hamilton We Washington
nu. Novomanzele odleti ma
svatebnf cestu ma Bermuda. Pc
navratu budou bydleti v elsie
1903 Dartmouth Ave-, Tow
son. Md.
Jejich snatku zdar!
= Take ma Stedry Den, "a.
prosince v II bod. dop. oddani
budOu v kostele sv. Michaela v
Overlea snoubenci p. Charles
Franc a 81. Irma Johnson
Zenich je synem z krajanske
rodiny p. a pl. Ferdinand Franc
1927 Belmar Ave.
Nevesta je dcerou p1. Hen
ry Ehalt, GIL N. Glover ST.
Novomanzele Francovi odje-
dou ma svatebni cestu do Flo
ridy a pc navratu zpet budou
bydleti v els. Gil N. Glover St.
Zname Charlese jake odcho-
vance nasi Ceske Svob. Skoly
Aug. Hermana a prejeme mu
a jeho vyvolene druzce ma no
We zivotnf draze mnoho zdaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Radostna udalost.

"a. listopadu narodil Sc ces-
kemu lekafi DR.. Jaroslavovi a
pl. Anne HULA, 2214 E. Fayette
st. zdravy chlapecek a dano
mu jmeno Carroll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
a Novorocni Pozdravy

Vanocni a Novorocni Pozdravy
poslala redakci rodina %. FIR.
Sengra, 43O1 Forest View Ave.
6, Md. Srdecny dix!
Mia Vanocni a Novorocni
vzpominka z okupacni cast
Nemecka.
Pan Antonfn CihlaT,
vedoucf TELEGRAPH"
v Baltimore, Md.
Dovolujeme 81 vyuzfti teto
pfilezitosti k zaslani nasich po-
zdravG s pranfm Veselych Va
noe a Stastneho Noveho Roku
1949. Yam, Vast rodine, ma
sim pTatelGm a znamym a mi
lynn ctenarGm Telegraph!
JeSte jednou srdecne zdravi
c.. w. O. & Mrs.
Walter E.. Ransom
a synacek Donald
Regensburg, Germany
PAM Ransomova, dcera kra-
janI p. a pi. Franka Steinera
nikdy nezapomene 81 vzpome-
nouti ma mas a sve rodne mesto.
V teto dobe Vanocnf je
vzpominka a pfani jeji rodiny
obzvlast6 mila a my "a nj u
pT1mne dekujeme.
Evening star., 1948-09-08

in the hands of free enterprise industries,
those industries are merely contractors
functioning under strict regulations. They
bargain collectively with the unionized
employees and they pay the wages, but the
Government is the real boss, and the
money for the wages comes from the
Federal Treasury.
into the picture as much as possible, and
because the industrial contractors appar-
emily VIZ mt TO deal directly with the atomic
unions, this arrangement is undeniably
desirable up to point. But it offers no
machinery to prevent strikes of kind
In other words, although nuclear produc-
ton involves unique and revolutionary
factors, and although it is essentially a
Government projectswhoSe military mean
ing is overshadowing at this time, there
are at present no more provisions against
work stoppages in it than against work
stoppages in chewing-gum factory.
The President himself, in naming the
Davis commission, has indicated concern
over the looseness of such setup and
the. Serious questions" it has raised "as
to the suficiency of present collective
bargaining methods in atomic-energy in
stallations. There can be little doubt
that action is needed now to prevent the
threat of strikes in the future. The task
of the commission is to suggest an effec-
tive formula to that end.