davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-10-08
This Changing World
Berlin Red Police Force of 100000
To Be Activated in Next Few Weeks

the Western nations were endeavor-
ing to force the U. S. S. R. to give
up the Berlin blockade, which, they
said, was endangering world peace
These military quarters now are
convinced that Moscow wishes to use
a purely German police force
armed with tanks and artillery-to
force the Allies out of the former
capital. For purposes OF propaganda
among her fellow-travelers in the
Western countries, the U.S.S.R.
wants to avoid any direct involve
ment in military action so as to
keep intact her front" as a peace
seeking nation. She will not become
involved in any armed clash un-
less the Western powers themselves
can be accused of aggression.
II q strong German democratic
police force" acting to suppress all
"non-democratic" elements in the
critical British zone, comes to grips
with the Western constabulary or
with the weak combat battalions in
Berlin, Russia will hold herself in
nocent of aggression.
Confidence in New Units.
The Soviet high command is said
to have full confidence in the mill
tary ability of the newly-created
units, whose members by and large
have more combat experience than
the Allied troops. If Soviet plans
however, Russian forces
always will be available to support
the Russian-created police" and
they would not consider themselves
guilty Of aggression.
The Russian propaganda machine
can twist the facts to show that the
Soviet armies merely intervened
when the German police" were
overwhelmed by brutal capitalistic
forces.
This Interpretation Of the official
from DR.. Fischer,
who is humble tool in the hands
If the Russian Kommandatura, is
shared to a certain extent by Amer
can diplomats, who still remember
the warning Of Russian Deputy
Foreign Minister Vishinsky to the
United Nations that he still. has a
couple Of aces up his sleeve. It is
luite possible. they say, that this
newly created democratic police
force" Is one of them.
In some military quarters our Of
ticial policy Of sticking to inter-
national agreements and forbidding
organization of a similar Allied
sponsored police force in the West
ern zones Is now seriously deplored.
We had q chance to place on active
luty q substantial number # Ger
mans in the Western zones. But
Russia loudly objected when we got
,ogether even small group of Ger
nan officers to prepare a compre-
aensive historical report OH the
German effort in the war.
Meanwhile, Moscow is organizing
/ real German combat force
Evening star., 1948-10-08

for Greater East Asia. Troops were
stationed in these forbidden TEN.
Piles. The signing of the surrender
took place in the Throne Room Of
the Forbidden City. All that was
taken away by the Japanese was
some gold leaf scraped from metal
cauldrons which were kept filled
with water in case Of fire. Naturally
we nudged our way through the
first couple Of days in the Forbidden
City. saying such things as, Have a
gander at the little Chinaman with
the funny beard and silly cap. Look
at that girl over there with the old
Chinese dress and the bad perm
anent wave" Then on the third
day We unfortunately had the good
luck to be accompanied by a young
Chinese friend who was able TO
translate to us what Chinese sight
seers had to say in regard to our
particular type Of Occidental beauty.
Look at the Americans with tho
big noses. She's even put flour on
1t to make it look bigger"
Distributed By McNaught Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Warren Fulfilling Pledge
Speeches Tame With Good Will, Show
He Expects Party to Live Up to Contract

person. From him, In the flesh, 1t
sounds good. And 1t goes over. His
train-end crowds are not vowed but
they are pleased. They don't get
excited but as they move away, they
say to each other, What q fine
man" Very often they say what q
fne President he would make, prov.
ing what many correspondents have
always contended-that if the flow
OF news were from the West to the
East instead of vice versa, Gov.
Warren could not easily have been
headed at Philadelphia in June.
Life aboard the Warren train is
In character. OF course, it is smaller
there are not so many visiting
f1remen nor such rush of business
and the party is few enough so that
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and Senator
and Mrs. William F. Knowland, who
accompany them, can know each
member personally.
Frank Conversations.
The press visitors who get on and
of the train in intervals lunch with
the Warrens or with the Knowlands,
and the conversation, entirely of
the record, is also entirely frank.
No holds are barred and the Cover
nor makes it quite clear that the
generality OF his speeches Is not
due to lack either of ideas or in
formation.
What is significant for the years
that lie ahead Is that Gov. Warren,
who is fulfilling his prediction con-
tract with Gov. Dewey to the letter
is clearly demonstrating that he
will expect the party's contracts with
him to be kept. These include the
Republican platform. which is pro-
gressive and internationalist in tone,
and Gov. Dewey's personal pledge,
publicly revealed, to make him a
working Vice President.
Repeatedly, Gov. Warren tells his
audiences that the Republican Party
has never been more united, that
it is firmly set on the path of prog
ress and international cooperation.
No one who has been close to him
during past weeks doubts that this
Is more than promise to the people
1T is a threat to any one who
would interpose obstacles. Should
the Republicans not be successful
in smothering their differences, the
country will know Gov. Warren's
side-and plainly.
Evening star., 1948-10-08

that Republican collaboration with
the Democratic executive has not
been blind and indiscriminate but
rather the result Of exceptional de-
liberation, leading to many con-
structive notifications.
Nor can anyone-except those WHO
translate all words to fit precon-
ceived theories-make out Of Sena-
tor Vandenbergs speech an appeal
to warmongering.
Seldom has the case against mod
ern wars been put more succinctly
than in his phrase: These are prin-
ciples Of intelligent American SELF
interest In = fore-shortened world
when not even the winners Of an
other war can afford their victory" I"
That is not the belief Of . man,
a party or . nation seeking world
conquest or world domination, as
we currently are accused by those
who have nominated us as the
enemy"
released by the Bell Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1948-10-08
Copt. Cody Relieved
Of Cruiser Command

Capt. John P. Cady, 3402 Ala
bama avenue, Alexandria, Va, has
been relieved as commanding Of
ficer OF the cruiser Columbus at
Trieste, the Navy said today.
Capt. Cady, who has been assigned
to the staff of the commander-in-
chief of the Mediterranean Fleet,
was succeeded by Capt John M. Will
Of Beloit, Wis. The Navy said the
change In command of the Colum-
bus was routine.
Evening star., 1948-10-08

Ro464A 3b41 o
r e v o u tionary
opening address
in Salt Lake
City W h / C h
found good in
both parties, and
now he Is stuck
with it.
Gov. Warren,
his speech writ
ers and hi S
otherwise ad-
.niring entou-
rage Of report
ers are by this
time surfeited
W ith heaven.
Evening star., 1948-10-08

Crlp CnrOugn henry McLemore.
the Forbidden City by an oldster
who had once lived there as a serv-
ant Of the Empress-Dowager Tz'u
Hsi, but he was continually getting
lost in the vast maze of buildings,
temples, shrines, museums, gardens,
bridges and tunnels.
On the map Of Peiping, or look
ing down on it from the heights of
the famous Coal Hill, the Forbidden
City doesn't look so forbidding. It
appears as giant square surround
ed by a towering wall and a deep
moat, but once you enter it through
the Gate of Heavenly Peace you be-
gin to wonder how the Ming rulers
and the members Of the Manchu
Dynasty who followed them ever
learned their way about.
Visitors Bewildered.
Whole armies could be Quartered
in any Of the sections OF the city,
and there still would be space for
parade grounds and field maneuvers.
There are hundreds and hundreds
o4 OAAA0AAISo, AAOAlC Va tllcIIl SIlldll,
and the architecture and decora-
tions are 50 bewilderingly beautiful
that visitor could spend months
wandering about and yet fail to see
q tenth Of the place.
There are Inner Courts, Outer
Courts, Ceremonial Halls, and halls
with such names as Halls OF Liter
ary Glory, Hall Of Middle Harmony,
Hall Of Protecting Harmony, and
Hall Of Military Prowess. There are
halls where there are nothing but
clocks, and halls devoted to pic
lures Of Hsiang Fei which, II my
guide wasn't fooling, means Fra
grant Concubine.
When the visitor isn't in q hall
he is in q palace Of some sort or
another, such as the Palace of
Earthly Tranquility. It was in this
Evening star., 1948-10-08

home and mother. But the Cover
nor feels that he has undertaken the
role of the campaigns ambassador
of good will: he still thinks 1t is
good strategy, and, besides, he hap
pens to be sincere about the need
for unity in this troubled world.
So he insists upon keeping to his
contract, let the anticlimaxes fall
where they may
Like the sextet of heavy thinkers
who accompany Gov. Dewey and
draft his speeches, the Warren
ghosts find it increasingly difficult
to keep their show on the road with
such tepid scripts. Their wistful
notion Of q real binge would be to
slip in just one smash headline that
would make the front page Of every
paper in America.
But they won't, for two reasons
One, they really like their boss.
Two, his pretty blue eyes can rather
suddenly give very passable imi-
tation Of the ice-choked Norwegian
fjords from which the Warrens
sprang.
Plays 1t Straight.
Nor is Gov. Warren the kind to
dramatize his remarks or by the
atricals to attempt to disguise the
fact that he has little that is new
or exciting to offer. Gov. Warren
plays it straight. He won't fake
and he won't act. He is Earl War
ren-take it or leave it. So the
Warren special continues folksy to
the end. And as one frustrated
follower remarked, you can't get a
bang out of hot-water bottle.
What redeems it is that the prob
able new Vice President is a real
Evening star., 1948-10-08

Is SlIlCeTcIy III.
tended as a COM
pliment, 1t re-
calls President
Roosevelt's war
time campaigns
when he rose
above party poll
tics to speak for
the Nation.
The De W e y
campaign recog-
niZes an inter-
national crisis
graver than that
Of 1914 when,
though in war,
{horn wyoe MALL
Evening star., 1948-10-08

WV SAA0t oSAAAS "a
the origin a !
sightseers who
went there in
1911 are still try
ing to find their
way out.
To go in with
out a veteran
guide would be
as foolish as to
plunge into the
Brazilian jungle
with q home
made compass.
We were led on
ur numerous
Evening star., 1948-10-08

the SOVIET zone
OF Germany
that a police
force" of 100000
t o ug h former
members Of the
SIS, the Nazi
tank corps and
other World War
II combat units
has been organ
lied to combat
non Communist
Germans"
This strong
force will be
activated in the
Evening star., 1948-10-08
By Constantine Brown

Moscow finally has come into the
open and informed the world
through its stooge, DR.. Kurt Fischer.
head Of the Interior Department in
Evening star., 1948-10-08
McLerore
Even Guide Gets Lost
In Forbidden City
Bv Henry McLemors

PE1PING, China-The Forbidden
City was built during the Ming Dy-
nasty but wasn't opened to the pub
lie until 1911, and I'd be willing to
het that soyoe ~
Evening star., 1948-10-08
By Doris FIeeson

ABOARD GOV. WARRENS
SPECIAL TRAIN. In Wisconsin,
Oct. 8.-Gov. Earl Warren set
the tone of the Republican cam
Evening star., 1948-10-08
By Dorothy Thomson

Gov. Dewey's campaign has been
conducted throughout on an excep-
tionally high level. Though the
Governor may not appreciate what
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Novy Bay Shore Park.

Jak Sc ctenaTi pamatuji, by
10 oblfbene koupaliste a zabav-
nj park Bay Shore prodan lon
skeho podzimu ocelarske fir
me Bethlehem Steel. Bylo to je-
dine vetsi ~baltimorske pobrez-
nj koupaliste pobl1ze naseho
mesta. Lide nemajfc1 sva Via
stnf letoviska u vody radi nav
st6vovali "Bay Shore, nebot
sc tam mohli dostati elektric-
kou karou.
Ones Sc dozvfdame, re ma
Den Zdobenf Hrob1, 80. kvet-
ma Dude otevfen Novy Bay
Shore Park mnohem vetsi a
krasnejsf. Bude to idealni mi
sto pro koupan1, sluneni ma BIZ
lem plsku Chesaspeackeho Ia
livu, pro vodnf sporty, rybare-
nj, rodinne a spolkove vylety
atd. Move pavilony. Obrovske
satny.
Milion-dolarove hrfste a kou-
paliste je pouhych IA mil Cd
stredu mesta. Nekolika-minu-
tova jfzda pc North Point Rd.
k Miller's Island Road pres no.
w most ma prosluly Hart Is
land - Novy Bay Shore.
Blizsf zpravy podame v kve-
thu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
z /. Ceskeho Demokratickeho
Klubu z. wardy
83S N. Chester St.

Baltimore, 2. dubna, 1913.
Minuly patek dine 2. dubna
konal Prvnf Cesky Dem. Klub
7. wardy svoji mes1cni schGzi
ktera byla dosti cetne navst1-
vena. Jednalo Sc O r1znych
v6cech, jake a "Pikniku'', KITE
ry chceme poTadati ma tTeti
ned6li cervenci ma Cvachove
Shoru. Dale jake politely
klub jenz je pred primarkami
prodebatovali jsme ktery kan
didat sc ma indorsovat. Pc ma
lie rozprav6 rozhodnuto, ably Sc
indorsoval p. Edward Garmatz
do Kongresu "a mas distrikt a
tez Element PrGcha a Teddy
Depetriss jake DELEGATE do
Statnf Konvence "a Z. wardu.
Tez usneseno konati politickou
sch6zi V patek, dine 80. dubna
v klubovni m1stnosti.
zadame nase cleny ably ma
to nezapomn6li a prisli vsichni
do teto schIze.
Louis Kot6sovec, tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Italove poTadali demonstrace
blizko Jugoslavskych hranic.

Rim. = V pohranicnfm mes
tie Gorica, ktere chteli Jugo-
slavci vym6nit "a Terst, doslo
k prudkym bouf1m asi 1000 I
tall. Dav zp1vaifc1 vlastenec-
Ike p1sne a vyvolavajfcf rGzna
hesla jake "pryc s komunis-
men,, Sc pTibl1zil jugoslav-
skym hranic1m, kde byl zasta-
ven 2 setninami italskeho pra-
videlneho vojska a pohranicn1
strait. Mesto Gorica lei t6s-
ne ma italskych hranicfch asi
"a mil ma sever cd Terstu.
PGvodne chteli komuniste ma
namestf Gorici poTadat schG-
ri, namest1 vsak bylo jiz hustle
obsazeno, nez sc tam komunis-
tie dostavili. Kdyz nekolik ko-
munistd pTij1zdelo ma kolech,
byli davem vyhnani.
V italskem hlavn1m meste
Rfme byla v ned6li poTadana
prvnf povalecna vojenska pa
rada, ma ktere melo 1cast asi
%, 900 italskych vojak6. slo
vesmes O motorisovane sbory,
jejichz vyzbroj a vozba prisla
z hlavnf casti, re zapadn1ch
statG. PTehl1dce pFihlfzelo V
r1mskych ulicich ma 100000 Ii
d1, kterf poradali vojakdm vfe-
lie ovace.
Oficielnfm dGvodem prehl1d-
ky bylo znovuzr1zen1 Sardin-
ske granatnicke divise, We sku-
tecnosti slo o ukazku, re ital-
ska armada je dosti silna, ably
potlacila prfpadne pokusy 0
vyvolanf obcanske valky.
Mezi cetnymi hosty, prihlf-
zejfc1mi parade, byli take rusti
ddstojn1ci "a vedeni vojenske-
no pTidelence plukovn1ka Geo.
Zotova a jugoslavsky vojensky
pTid6lenec podplukovnik Je-
zersek. Ia italskou vladu byl
ma cestn6 tribune pf1tomen mi
INSTR narodn1 obrany Fachi-
netti.
Ma prehlidce melo 1cast 80
|tankG, z toho 9 americkych
|Sherman1, n6kolik anglickych
obrnenych voz1 a 80 voz1 O.
brneneho delostTelectva. VSi-
chni pozorovatele sc shodovali
v tom, re pochoduj1cf oddly
delaly velmi dobry DOZEN CO
do vyzbroje a CO do kazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Spo;ene Staty vypovedsly diva
uredniky " csl. vyslanectvf.

Ufady Spojenych Stat1 ozna-
mily vladnf sprave v Ceskoslo-
vensku ably odvolala diva sve L.
|fednlky We zdejs1m jejich wy
slanectvf.
Bylo pr teto- zprave donna
no, re Sc jedna O vypov6zeni
dalslho diplomatickeho tired
nlka V teto zemi, ktery zastu-
puje zajmy zeme "a "zeleznou
clonou." Jeho jmeno vsak ne
bylo oznameno.
Ones je zjisteno. re v note
poslane do ceskoslovenskeho
vyslanectvi pred nekolika dny,
bylo oznameno, re jejich "a
mestnanci, Theodor II. Florin,
prvnf sekretar a DIR. Even Sy-
rovatka, diplomaticky 1rednlk
jsou ma seznamu persona non
grata" u vlady Spojenych Sta
til a proto Sc ocekava jejich
odeslan1 re zeme.
Bylo pfipomenuto, re podob-
ny pr1pad nebyl teto zemi cd
DOLBY svetove valky pred 27 le-
ty. V odboru statu bylo ode
pfeno zdeliti pro jake prfciny
nejsou tito muzi nezadoucf v
nasi zemi. Obycejne v podob-
nych prfpadech, administrace
upozornf CHI mocnost ma neza-
-doucf jednan1 takovych osob a
ty jsou pc tie jejich vladou Cd
volany, dobrovolne.
V ceskoslovenskem vyslanec
tv1 odepTeli O teto zalezitosti
mluviti a dati jakekoliv vysv6t-
len1. Je pouze ~zjisteno, re uni
nenym dvou 1redn1k6m je po-
volena uspokojiva doba k vyT1-
zenf jejich zalezitostf, nez Cd
jedou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
POHRBY.

- Dne 5. dubna zemTel kra.
jan vdovec p. Vaclav Shima-
mex, $50 Dunkirk Road We sta
Fl SO let. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more a byl kovarem. Zanechal
zde syna DR.. L. J. Shimanka a
dceru pf. MARI A. Regain. Pr
nalezel k Ryt1fGm Kolumbo-
wynn.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek
8. dubna re Cvachova Poh. Do
mu do kostela sv. Vaclava a Cd
tud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele.
- Dne 4. dubna zemTela
vdova pf. Emma E. Knoll, 631
N. Lakewood Ave. We start Ga
let. Narodila sc v Baltimore
Pohreb konal Sc We stTedu:
Z. dubna re Schim1nkova Pc
hrebn1ho Domu ma Baltimore
Cemetery.
- 4. dubna zemTel p. Ere
derrick j. Kraus, manzel PAM
Amanda Kraus, 404 N. Glover
st. We staff 40 let. Narodil sc
" Baltimore Byl prodavacem
Rice's Pekarny.
PohTeb konal Sc We ctvrtek.
8. dubna z domu smutku dc
kostela sv. Michala, odtud na
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele q
byl vypraven p. Harlem E
SchimGnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Gina zada, ably president Benes
byl pozvan bezpecnostni
radon.

Lake Success. = Gina d1GraZ-
ne vyzvala Bezpecnostnf radu.
ably pozvala presidenta Benese
a vyslechla jej O komunistic-
KEN pfevratu v Ceskoslovensku
Hlavnf cfnsky delegat DIR. T.
F. Tsiang vyslovil nadeji, re
Rusko Dude podporovati tento
krok. Ale Rusko jiz zfetelne
zamitlo celou akci V Bezpec-
nostnf rade.
Pred tim, nez mluvil cfnsky
delegat Chile a Canada poza-
daily Bezpecnostni radu, aby
vyslechla csl. vGdce, kterym po-
dafilo Sc uniknouti re sve VIA
sti, ovladnut6 komunisty.
DR.. Tsiang pronesl jednu z
nejsilnejs1ch reel, jake az do
sud byly proneseny v kterekoli
skupine Spojenych narodn.
Prohlasil, re cely svet a Be-
%pecnostni rada must nynf celiti
csl. probl6mu.
Podporoval zadost Spoje-
nych StatG, ably chilske zaloby,
re Rusko pomahalo csl. komu-
nistGm pfi prevalent pTevratu,
byly pine vysetreny.
DR.. Tsiang prirovnaval csl.
problem primo k cfnskemu bo-
il prot komunismu v Mandzur
sku. Prohlasil, re Ceskoslo-
vensko a mandzurske provin-
Gle C1ny jsou kolebkou zapadu
a svet sc chv6je, kdykoli n6co
mimoradneho stane v jedne
nebo druhe oblasti.
DR.. Tsiang neuvedl presiden-
ia Benese jmenem. Doporucil,
ably Bezpecnostn1 rada poza-
dala muze, kteTf NELL pTfmou
dcast v nedavnych udalostech
v Ceskoslovensku. ably dostavi-
Ii Sc pred Bezpecnostnf radu a
dali sve neilepsf informace.
To Sc tyka p~residenta Bene-
Sc i premiere Gottwalda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Texaska bavlna do
Ceskoslovenska.

z Houstonu Sc sdeluje, re Sc
tam jiz naklada ma polskou
LODI dvacet tis1c BALI bavlny,
jez je urcena pro Ceskosloven-
sko. Doufame, re vyrobky,
zhotovene z teto bavlny, zusta-
nou v Ceskosolvensku, protoze
lie tam primo strasny nedosta-
tex latek. Lide 81 velice mari
kali. V ZINE mnozl trpeli, pro
toze byli nedostatecne odeni.
Dovedete 81 predstaviti jak, ma
prfklad, zimou trpf deti? Ces-
koslovensko by melo pamato-
vati take ma vlastnl obyvatel-
stvo a vyvazeti jen tolik, kolik
sc da. Spravne Sc fika: "Bliz-
81 kosile neil kabat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
ceskoslovensky diplomat We
vatikansks legaci podal
resignaci.

Rim. = Frantisek Schwar-
zenberg, jenz Sc vidal sveho
dradu jake prvn1 tajemnfk ce-
skoslovenske legace We Vatika-
nu 10 .bfezna, pravil korespon
dentu novinaTske kancelare
lCIP We vyhradn1 rozmluve, re
k tomuto kroku byl donucen
svymi zkuSenosti, ktere mel V
Praze "a nedavne vladni krise.
"Bylo mne mono sledovati
prGbeh udalost1 v Praze, pro-
hlasil. SEQ jsem tam vid6l,
pTesv6dcilo mne, re tradice
svobody, ktera je charakteris-
|tickou znamkou naseho lidu a
ktera byla tez zTejma v rekon-
strukci naseho narodn1ho 1.-Two
ia pc osvobozen1, Dude zfti
pouze hluboko v srdci lidu.
Dlouh6 mlcenf presidenta Be-
nese a tragicka smrt zahranic-
n1ho ministra Jana Masaryka
mne utvrdily V tonic pTesved-
cent. Pr podavanf sv6 resig-
mace Tfdil jsem Sc die hlasu sve-
no sv6domf. Myslfm tez, re
tfmto skutkem jsem tlumocil
prave c1ten1 naseho lidu."
Ac Schwarzenberg je pouze
|jeden z mnohych ceskosloven-
skych diplomatic, kterf vystou-
pill pc nedavne zmene vlady v
Praze, jeho prfpad ma zvlast-
nj vyznam, ponevadz on hral
velmi d1lezitou roll pTi znovu-
zalozen1 diplomatickych stykG
mezi Ceskoslovenskem a Sva-
tou Stolicf pc valce. Jake di-
maticky zastupce on byl PRIV
MIN zastupcem Ceskoslovenska
u Svate Stolice v povalecne do
be. Bylo to hlavne jeho zaslu-
hou, re styky molly byti nor
malisovany a re novy zplno-
mocneny ministr, Artur MAX
ner, mohl bIti ustanoven.
o sv6 roll v povSlecne dobe,
pravil kores-
pondentovi: "Me vlastenecke
~smyslenf, jakoz i me nabozen-
lske pTesvedcenf cinilo mne ra-
dost a citil jsem Sc pocten, re
mne bylo mono pracovati O
znovuzalozenf diplomatickych
stykG mezi svou zemf a Svatou
lStolic1 a takto pTiv6sti Cesko-
slovensko a C1rkev blfzeji k
sobe. Tento dkol byl velice u
snadnen zpGsobem, jakym Sc
vlada pTiblizovala k problemu
lined po valce, jakoz i instruk-
cemi. ktere jsem obdrzel cd
presidenta Benese v roce 1916
"a Cd nynf zemTeleho zahranic-
n1ho ministra Jana Masaryka.
Tyto instrukce Sc dpln6 shodo-
valy S mymi vlastnfmi nahle-
'dy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
HavifGGm byl dan soudni pri
kaz k opstnemu nastupu
do prace.

President Truman -naridil
generalnimu navladnfmu Clar-
kovi, ably navrhl u pf1slusneho
soudu vydanf soudnfho zaka-
zu prot dals1mu trvanl uhelne
stavky. Soud navrhu vyhovel
a havfr1m bylo narizeno, ably
Sc vratili do prace.
Kratce pred tfmto soudnfm
zakrokem postal John L. Lewis
svym 100000 havfrnm okruzni
dopis, kterymz je vyzyva, adv
Isl ucinili sami rozhodnut1, chte
Jill We stavce pokracovat nebc
Izahajit praci. Soucasne Lewis
lodmfta jakoukoliv zodpoved-
most "a zahajenf stavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Sokolska Hlidka.

Telocvicne Sbory Sokolskt
Jednoty "Blesk" a BALTIC. Jedn
Sokolic uspoTadajf Spolecnt
Verejne Cvicen1 v sobotu, "a
dubna v Sokolovne ma Gay 3
Preston ulic. Tomuto cvicen.
Dude pr1tomen novy kocujfc.
cvicitel A. S. O. br. Maly, kite.
ry nedavno pfijel re stare Via.
lsti. Cvicicf clenstvo vsech slo.
EEK Sc pine pTipravuje ma We.
rejne. Zacatek Dude v 8 hodir
vecer a pc cvicenl Sokolska We.
selice S tancem. Pf1ste prime.
SEINE obsfrnejsf zpravu.
Sokol Philadelphia Dude mi
tt svGj Spolecensky Vecfrek II
ira v sobotu vecer, 10. dubna '
|Sokolovne. Bude tez pTltomen
kocujicf cvicitel A. S. o. br.
Maly. Ma vseobecnou zadost
budou opet "Jaternicove Ho-
Qy
SchGze Okrsku Zupy Vycho-
dn1 kona Sc tuto nedeli, IL. du-
bna We 3 hodiny odpol. v Soko-
lovne Philadelphia, 1902 N
Marshall st. Ucast vsech "a
stupc1 jednot sdruzenych v O.
krsku nutna.
Velke Zupnf Zavody a Aka
demie Dude sc konati We dnech
19. a 20. cervna pravdepodob-
ne v krasnem a idealn1m Bel
campu.
Poznamka: = Ostatn1 jed
noty sdruzene v nasem okrsku
Sc zadajf by pos1lali nejake
.zpravy O cinnosti a podnic1ch
do redakce TELEGRAPH.
Ma Zdar!
fonda Cihlaf,
Okrskovy Vzdelavatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
The American Cancer Society

oznamuje 1sty Maj. Gen. Phi
lip Hayes-e, pfedsedy mary
landske divise teto spolecnosti,
re dnem 1. dubnem byla zaha-
jena sberacf 1948 Conquer
Cancer Campaign a sb1rka ma
dosahnouti Gle $23O,000.
Kazdy 81 zajiste u%vedomuje
kolik 81 tato zakerna nemoc
Cancer" vyzada "a rok obetf.
Budete Sc ptati nae jsou po-
uzity vybrane penize?
General Hayes odpovfda TAX
to: Penfze Sc pouzfvajf:
1. ma vyzkumy;
2. ma vzdelan1;
3. ma lekaTskou nemoc.
A vse to Sc podnika ma Edo
lanf "Rakoyiny'.
Pfispej kazdy die moznosti!