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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
increased II Development
10 Spread Tax Burden

| County Assessor E. B. Jvstad
Mohoay answered several quest
IONS which give light on taxes
rlathead county residents will paw
next year. '
AS the county increases in pop-
ulatlon and new communities
spring up there are more people
10 snare the cost of schools and
local government. The assessed W.
! lue OF Flathead county climbed
81 per cent last year to S11 57Y-
o4s representing an appraised va
lue of S38,49O,713. The value of
property in District 6 increased
by virtually 20 per cent.
District 6 recently voted a spe-
clal mil levy of 25 to raise $50
ooo for grade school purposes and
a nigh school IL mil levy to raise
$4,000.
A mil in the district now raises
sz'o4o but increased development
OF property will result in one mil
bringing say $4,000, and then the
levy for grade school purposes
would be just 20 instead of 25, for
the 20 would raise the authorized
$4,000.
Lower taxes will come only
through increased property va
ues because of development, or
less expense in government. With
the school, road and other prob
lens this county has, the expenses
of government will not 60 down.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
|ssex Events

Fishing season opened Sunday
the water is SO high and mud
that very few fish were caught
4 those in the high lakes. The
YER was the highest on Satur-
that we have ever seen -
feet 6 inches but the next day
was down a foot or so. The
dge put across the river at
Jack last year by the Vertz lum-
ling company was washed out
esday and that has been the
ly financial loss caused by high
tier up here.
Ben Pauley left Nimrod for a
Nv job in Kalispell Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Wright, Havre, has been
biting in the Owen Wright home.
Saturday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
air, guests at the McComas
me, returned home to York Neb.
Dan Huffine was a business
Sller at the mission on Badger
|sek Monday.
Gene Ravens Kalispell, has been
|sisting his father for several
|w.
Another year of school was end
Sunday with a picnic held at
le campground. AS usual the wea
Der was threatening and ended
|e fun suddenly with a shower. A
|rge crowd of SO or better was in
tendance and the children were
rable to eat all the pop and ice
'eam so the picnic was a real
leess. Mrs. Coverdell plans to re-
ain here this summer and teach
'ain this coming school year,
nich pleases everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Cobb, Col
nbia Falls, visited their old nei-
Oors, the Dan Huffines, Sat.
day.
Mrs. John Page returned home |
er being gone all winter visiting
IN her children in Whitefish and |
attic. She left Thursday for
eat Falls to meet her daughter
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
Hungry Horse Notes

Ruth Van Ostrapd Fern steffss
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rauors
moved into their newly finished
apartment Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Meyers and daueb.
tiers, Barbara and sandra Miss.
oula are visiting at the Harold
Richardson home. Bob Overma, ;,
returned to Hungry Horse with
Mrs. Meyers.
Mitch Nimey returned satur-
DAY from Spokane where he has
been visiting his family.
Carl Nelson went to por+l.n5
TINS week to attend the gradu-
alton of his son. He returned
wednesday, accompanied bv his
son.
Oscar Peterson left for Las We
gas this week.
0. A. Mellon is expected soon
from Spokane. He plans to bulls
a motel a block from the post
office.
The Don Edmondsons opened
their cafe on highway No. 2 Mon
day.
Jim Steffes, Gene Moree, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Van Ostrand
drove to Fish lake Sunday.
Ray Williams turned the wafer
in the pipes Tuesday to check
the lines. He reports that there
will be water in the tank Satrr-
day. All the people who will be
served by his water sysytem are
digging pipe lines and getting
their pipe and fixtures installed.
E. o. Strong reports a heavy
volume of mail at the new post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Copper,
Kalispell, visited the Ben Edmon-
sons Sunday.
Floyd Rising had a piece of glass
removed from his eye Friday. He
is getting along fine.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
nth Fork Locals

Mrs. Phil Stevens
by ' - a little dachshund
here We"
E. be had no notion a,e
loag , ~ It took to notify
ID ,GDe Of his emotion. =.
ts si,s it was that while his
+ .,,.d with woe and sadness
r. ,.. l tail kept wagging on
|,n ns.' Of previous gladness.
y. the little dachshunds eyes
|' " chine if ne could see some of
pla . su days we are having
De@ North Fork. Spring is just
'n l..a ~ ont all over; flowers are
s sil1 into bloom; birds are
s s.ins into song,and after smell
'. .sa fresh mountain air, and
w .hat moon last night I feel
u I;ts bursting a little myself.
:. and Mrs. Richard Steven
!. rdmondton Alberta, arrived
INV to take over the Canad-
q Customs office after an 40
. If many years They station
'sar Moose City in 1927 and
M raanv friends they made on
North Fork at that time are
v to welcome them back.
= bridge over the Flathead
m the Canadian border,
out Monday.
Landry has reported for
at the Hungry Horse dam.
= Block and Phil Stevens
ioined the forest service crew
o Creek, Tom Reynolds hav-
lined them two weeks ago.
and Mrs. Fred RAIDER will
Kintla ranch for the summer
!. Harry Holcomb and Mrs.
Day are spending a few
in Kalispell and Whitefish.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
Help Old Folks

Old age assistance payments
will be made to $50 residents of
Flathead county during May, ac-
cording to Oswald Braaten, coun-
ty welfare supervisor. They will
average S37.97 a case.
Also receiving help will be IS
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
Hungry Horse News

cases of dependent children or 176
youngsters averaging S78.Ss
case and S25.99 a child. Eleven
blind persons will get an aver
age of S37.82. Total assistance
payments will be just over $685.
$50.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
Build Two New Cafes

New buildings at Hungry Horse
are two restaurants across high
way No. 2 from each other. In
the former Damtown area is
Mrs. jamie Hummel, while across
the highway is Don Edmondson
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28

Mrs. G. Endicott, and grandson
from Clearmont, Wyo., who will
spend some time here.
Bill Gee, Jack Scott, and Mr.
Porter, Cut Bank, were in Esso,,
for few hours Sunday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28

First girl in our town to "get her
man" on Leap Year was the Cup
pers' daughter, Jane, who wed Bill
Webster's boy last Saturday.
When I asked Bill Jr. if it was
true that Janey really did the pro-
posing, Bill said: No, but she made
it plain she'd make an ideal wife.
Instead of looking for diversion or
excitement every evening, she was
content to chat beside the fire.
81 could plainly see," says Bill,
"that we'd really have a happy
home life-which is just exactly
what l want from marriage"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28

Mrs. Helen Everson Prince will
resign as Flathead county home
demonstration agent June 80 after
AZ years service. Mrs. Prince, an
active worker, now has "a home
demonstration clubs and 20 All
clubs in the county.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-28
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh,
It's Leap Year, Girls!
Advertisement

know it's usual for older folks to
shake their heads over the younger
generation. (It's gone on for hun
dreds of years, now.)
But from where I sit, young
people of marrying age today are
every bit as commendable as their
elders were-in their temperance
Ga glass of beer for instance), toll
erance, and common sense. So to
Jane and Bill-the best of luck!
@s M''&
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

|leckym OXEN obhlednou vypa-
|leny dun a je-li to mono, urcf
|jej pro obnovu. PAX prijdou
delnfci a "a par tydnd je dun
v poTadku.
Sc zapadn1m uzemlm z1ska-
10 Polsko take veliky pruh NOR
skeho pobfez1. Proti predva-
|lecnym sedmdesati kiolmetr6m
ma no dnes Polsko pet set. K
ljedinemu prftsavu Gdyni pri-
byly velike pTfstavy Gdansk a
IStetfn a Tada pT1stav1 mens1ch,
zejmena rybarskych. To neni
len polske more, to je take mo-
Ire ceskoslovenske, rfka kapi-
tan stetfnskeho pffstavu ma
malem ''holovn1ku' = pristav-
MIN motorovem clunu.
"Vidfte, tady Sc pfeklada
|zbozf z Ceskosolvenska. A coz
|teprve, az Dude vybudovan ka-
inal Odra-Dunaj Zatfm Sc vozi
|ceskoslovenske zbozf pc zelez-
nici do Hlivic nebo do Kozla a
|teprve odtamtud .ide pc vode
ma polskych barkach."
V polskych pT1stavech, KITE
re byly straslive demolovany,
avsak horecne Sc obnovuj1,
Ceskoslovensko Dude nit Vast
nj pasma, Dude nit i vlastni
lodi. Do namornfch skol v
Gdyni a We Stet1ne jdou STUDIO
vat prvnf Cechoslovaci. A nej-
de jen- o obchod a dopravu
zbozf. Poole dohody We Var
Save sjednane budou jeZdit k
mort ma zotavenou praculicf z
Ceskoslovenska. Polst1 odbo-
raTi pojedou Ease ma vymenu
do csl. lazn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Move znamky " CSR.

Letosn1 rok je nesmfrne bo-
haty ma vyrocnf udalosti, ktere
Sc We stare vlasti staly pred
mnohymi lety. Je to 600. vyro-
cf zalozenf Karlovy university,
ktere pfipada ma 7. dubna, da-
lie 100. vyrocf zasedanf Ustavo-
darneho snemu v Krom6rfzi,
100. vyrocf ~povstanf ma Sloven
sku r. 1848, dale tricate vyrocf
trvani Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky. Hlavnf udalostf soucas-
nou pax Dude XI. Vsesokolsky
slet. Ke vsem t6mto pTilezi-
tostem zaujfma kladne stano-
visko take ceskoslovenska po-
stovni sprava. Vyda k temto
slavnym vyroc1m i jinym W.
znamnym udalostem pTflezi-
Itostne pametnf znamky. TAX k
Vsesokolskemu sletu Dude Wy
dana pam6tnu znamka Poole
navrhu prof. Make svabinske-
no. Bude zobrazovat hold &C.
skoslovenske oboe sokolske re-
publice. Hodnoty budou pc
1.5O a 5 Kcs a znamka Dude
NIT velky formal. Krone to-
no budou vydany jeste dive
znamky S ~portrety celnych So
kolskych pracovnfk1 DIR. Va
nfcka a DIR. Scheinera. K vyro-
Ii university Karlovy budou
vydany dive znamky: Jedna
zobrazuje sv. Vaclava a Karla
w. pfi zakladanf university
poole starobyle universitnf pc
ceti, druha ukazuie portret "a
kladatele nejstarsf stfedoevrop
ske university Karla ". Oba
navrhy vypracoval prof. Svo-
linsky. Budou nit hodnoty
1.50, 2 a 8 Kcs. Ke kromefiz-
skym slavnostem Dude vydana
pametn1 znamka k otevrenl
vystavy 100 let ceskeho narod-
nfho zivota v Kromerfzi k 20.
cervnu 1913 Poole navrhu
prof. Svabinskeho. Take k DIAL
Sim vyrocfm budou vydany prl-
lezitostne pametn1 znamky,
ktere budou NIT za.jiste velky
ohlas u sberatelG donna j v CT
zine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Svedove zadaji krale, ably
zesilil armada.

svedsky stab pro obranu, CT
|tuje "pffkre methody Ruska",
pozadal krale Gustava ", ably
ucinil opatrenf, kterymi byla
by zesllena vojenska prfprava
Svedska.
V dopisu zaslanem krali,
klade Sc d1raz ina stale ros-
touci nebezpecf valky."
Pravf Sc v mem dale: "ZTej-
me Sovetsky svaz PRAGUE ne
ustale k tomu eli, ably ukoval
vlastnf soustavu bezpecnosti
We vychodn1 Europe. Je zfej-
mo, re nevada uchylovati sc k
drsnym methodam. IDA Sc, re
protivy mezi vychodem a "a
padem Sc nezmirnujf, naopak
postupne Sc zvetsuji."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

Slovane Sc vraceji do zemi,
ktere byly Jim po vyvrazdsni
Nemci oloupeny.
Slovanske pamatky znsmce-
nych kranjii nezahynuly. Kde
Sc preklada zbozi
z Ceskoslovenska.
Vratislava. - S pamatkami
ma slovanske obyvatelstvo lie
Sc setkati vsude ma zapadnfch
1zem1ch Polska a v tie casti
Vychodnfch Prus, ktere byly
Polsku pc valce pTirceny. Jsou
to nahrobky, stare mestske kro
Milky, data a napisy vyryte ma
nekterych budovach. A jak Sc
dostalo do znaku "pranemec-
Ike" Breslau p1smeno w? Ano,
Wroclaw Sc jmenovalo kdysi
toto mesto. Jmenuje Sc tax
znovu a Dude sc tax jmenovat
dokud Dude ma svete jediny
|Slovan. Ones jsou ovsem te-
mer til ctvrtiny Vratislavy Uni
ceny ma 80 procent.
Pc cele minuty nevidite mic
|jineho nez vypalene a pobore-
ne domy, zavalene ulice. A
skoro tax to vypadalo ma ce-
lych znovu zfskanych zemfch.
Polaci, kteTf je prisli osfdlovat
nenasli temer jedinou vesnici
pod strechou. Zaclnali temeT
S holyma rukama, "a nejobt1z-
nejsfch dopravn1ch a zasobo-
vacfch podmfnek. Ale zafali
zuby a dokazali to.
Ones zije ma techto 1zem1ch
pet milionG PolakG.
Jeden million jsou staroused-
lici, kteri Install verni svemu
p1vodu, p1l druheho milionu
Sc pTistehovalo re stareho Pol
ska, diva a pGl milionu reemi-
grovalo re vsech koncin sveta,
mezi mimi p1l druheho milionu
re sovetske Ukrajiny, Bile Ru-
81, Litvy atd. Nemcd jiz temef
nenf.
Pochopiti velikost tohoto df-
la pomaha ~pTedstava, re by
bylo tTeba kolonisovat We dvou
letech dive tretiny Angle, pri
cemz by osadnfci pfichazeli z
tax dalekych zem1 jake le Spa
nelsko, Norsko a America.
Polaci 81 ma zffceniny zvykli
a dfvajf Sc ma ne tax, jake Sc
kdysi divali prvnf rolnici ma
prales, ktery obklopoval jejich
tady mi zatlm nepfeka-
Ii, ale tady Dude tfeba kus w
palit nebo vykacet. Zrovna tax
Polsku. PTiidou inzenyfi
(nebo take budouc1 inzenyfi,
protoze tady v kazde volne
pracujf i SUDDENLY, zna-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Tryskova letadla jig 1spsSns
startujf S letadlovych nosicI.

z paluby lodi Boxer. - Jak
poslednf pokusy dokazaly, mo
hou tryskove letouny, dosahu-
j1cf rychlosti vice nez 600 mil
Ia hodinu, 1sp6sne vzletnout a
pfistavat ma letadlovych To-
dich.
Uspesn6 pokusy ma letadlo-
We lodi stredni velikosti Boxer
znamenaj1 vyvracenf dosavad-
nj theorie, re Sc jetova letadla
pro letadlove lodi nehodi. By
ly pro to uvadeny 2 d1vody,
jednak pomern6 mala pTista-
vac1 plocha ma letadlovych To-
dich a dale pomerne mala po-
catecnf rychlost jetovych le-
tadel.
Avsak ODE tyto namitky by
ly vyvraceny pokusy, kter6
provadelo lodstvo Sc svymi no.
vymi, velmi stfhlymi tryskovy-
mi letadly s paluby nosice
Boxera.
Tryskov6 letouny odstarto-
valy S leteck6 zakladny V San
Diego a pfistavaly bez obtfzi
ma palube letadloveho nosice,
a prav6 tax snadny byl vzlet S
lodni p~fistavacf plosiny.
z bezpecnostnfch d1vodd by
10 k temto pokus6m pouzito
prozat1m pouze dvou trysko-
Wch letadel.
Pc 1sp6snych pokusech LODI
stvo lined oznamilo, re trys-
kova letadla budou trvale "a
Tazena do sluzby ma Ietadlo-
vych lod1ch.
Zkusenf letectf veterani by
Ii vybrani k prvnfm pokusnm.
Byli to commodore E. P. Au-
rend, velitel leteck6 tryskove
skadrony ga a jeho zastupce
podplukovnfk R. M. Elder z
Milwaukee, Ore. Oba letci 81
pochvalovali, re tryskove le-
touny mali vetsf vyhody nez
normalnf letadla motorova.
Pfehled z kabiny je lepsf pro-
to, re nen1 zde vrtule, ktera by
branila v rozhledu.
I kdyz Sc vsak start pine IDA
Ri, bylo zjevno, re letadla po-
tfebujl pine delky pfistavacf
plochy, ably Sc dostala do vzdu
chu. Pr tom Sc ukazalo byti
znacne lepsf pouzfti lodnfho
katapultoveho zarfzenf, jfmz
byla letadla vymrstena do
vzduchu rychlostf 145 mil, te-
dy rychlost1 znacne vetsf nez
lie k 1spesnemu startu zapo-
tTebf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Komunisticky redaktor
odstoupiI z protestu.

Douglas A. Hyde, ktery pc
dobu 5 let byl vedouc1m redak
loren anglickeho komunistic-
Ikeho denfku "Daily Worker
odstoupil z protestnfch duvo-
dn.
We vydanem prohlaseni u
vedl: "Udalosti v Ceskosloven-
sku me pTesvedcily o tom, re
komunisticke hnutf, pro ektere
Use mbojoval a pracoval pc do
bu 20 let, nicf zasady svobody
a slusnosti, pro ktere zdanlive
bojuje."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Ma byt staven tunel pod
anglickYm prHplavem.

V anglicke dolnf snemovne
NELL porady anglict1 a fran
couzstf poslanci. Bylo usnese-
no, pozadati ODE vlady, ably
pTikrocily lined k vybudovani
tunelu pod anglickym pr6pla-
VEN, ktery by spoil Anglii a
Francii. Stavba ia by velice
prispela k solidarite a k hos
podarskemu sjednocenf Evro-
py.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskosloven-
ske Narodnf Rady v Americe)

Shromazdili jsme Sc, aby-
chom uctili pamet Jana Masa-
ryka z Ceskosolvenska, neo-
chvejneho hlasatele demokra-
Gle a obrance lidske d~nstojno-
sti, jehoz tragicka smrt otTasla
veskerym demokratickym sve-
tenn. Pro mas, americke obca-
ny ceskoslovenskeho pGvodu,
kteTf 81 Sc slzou v oku pripomi-
name dnes jeho usmevavou
tvaf, pro mas. jimz pc desltileti
iiz samo jmeno Masaryk bylo
souznacno S demokracii a smy-
slem pro Fair Play. pro mas
tento nahly odchod jeho je i
|tezkou ranou osobnf, zdrcujfci
svou silou a neuvefitelnou
svou nahlostf. Kdyz vzpomi-
name .ieho nadseneho optimis-
mu, jeho strizliveho a dGsled-
neho realismu nemIzeme nez
polozit 81 otazku: Proc? Co
pTimelo no k tomuto poslednf-
mu rozhodnutf? Nebylo jeho
tuzbou promluvit svou smrtf
mocneji nez mohl ucinit slo-
Wy? LIE nam v1bec vylozit 81
|ieho tragickou smrt jinak, nez
jake varovnou jiskru, urcenou,
ably mas vyburcovala poznovu
ma obranu demokracie, bez nfz
zivot nemel pro Jana Masary-
ka smyslu?
V teto chvfli zalu a zarmut-
ku cerpame novou odvahu, po-
uceni a pTiklad z zivota a mu-
'cednicke smrti Masarykovy.
|Nase sympatie Sc nesou k mi
lionGm vskutku demokratic-
kych muz1 a zen v Ceskoslo-
vensku, jimz vyslovujeme svou
bratrskou 1cast ;doufame vsak
re jake tolikrate v sve historic
najdou v sobe i dnes dosti u
kaznene mravn1 silly, ably pre-
konali bouTe dneSka a v media
leke budoucnosti byli opet sve-
pravnym a demokratickym ma
rodem. I my americti obcane
ceskoslovenskeho pGvodu isme
odhodlani pevne drzet Sc i ma
dale uslechtile tradice Masa-
rykovske, tax prfbuzne nasim
americkym ideal1m demokra-
|tickeho zivota a mysleni. Jsme
odhodlani vzdorovat vSem po-
kus1m O rozvrat narodnl jed
noty, postavit Sc ma odpor vse-
mu, CO je v rozporu Sc zasada-
mi americke demokracie a bra
nit S veskerou silou zaklady
sveho zpGsobu zivota.
Hluboce vzruSeni nahlym
skonem Jana Masaryka pTisli-
bujeme Zachovat We svych srd-
Ic1ch v neuhasfnaj1clm lesku
skvele .ieho imeno, zIstat yer.
nymi jeho idealGm a pevne Sc
pridrzet masarykovske tradice
V dnech move zkousky zGstane
nam zaf1c1m majakem a svet-
lem demokratickeho mysleni
jmeno a odkaz Jana Masaryka
nepfitele nespravedlnosti, bo.
jovnika "a demokracii a WASN'T.
veho apostola svetoveho miru,
Vsechna spolkova sdruzeni
a federace, m1stn1 spolky a je-
dnotlive organisace a jedno-
Itlivce, kterf chapou a rozumi
re vernost idealGm Masaryko-
wynn vyzaduje i nesmlouvane.
no a dGsledneho, noveho zapa.
su Ia obnovu ceskoslovenske
demokracie a narodni svobody
zadame, ably neprodlens vesli
We styk S Ceskoslovenskou Ma.
rodni Radon " Americe, 1917
West 26th Street, Chicago : %,
Illinois.
Jan Cervenka, pTedseda
Karel M. Prchal, tajemnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Ze soudni sine.

"Jestli uslysfm v soudnf SIM
ieste jednou nejake vykTiky,"
pravil rozcilene pTedseda SOU
du, "dam toho cloveka lined
vyvesti re s1ne!"
Vsechno ztichlo, naiednou
vsak zvolal nekdo hlasite:
"Vyborne!"
Byl to obzalovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Rodinna hrobka.

V mort pluje stara sardinia
s nekolika mladymi a priblfzi
Sc k plovoucf krabici Cd olejo-
vek, kterou tam nekdo zaho-
dill. Ma1a sardinia: "Mami,,
co je to-"
Stara sardinka: "Nase ro-
dinna hrobka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Sestry dvojcata Sc staly
matkami tehoz dne.

Charlero, Pa. - Sestry, dvoJ-
cata porodily tehoz dine S ca
sovym rozdilem 2 hodin.
PAM Dorothy Hayes porodl-
la holcicku v 10 80 a o 2 hodl-
ny pozdeji porodila jej1 sestra
PAM Dolores Sutherland zdra-
veho klucika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Nsmecti zajatci utikaji
Y Erancie.

Asi As nemeckych valecnych
zajatcn, ktef1 byli drzeni We
Francii, uteklo Sc tyto dny do
svycarska, odkud byli depor-
tovani do Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

- Vfte, jak zfskaly Spojene
Staty souostrovl Alaska? By
ly privteleny k Soustatl, kdyz
u. S. koupily Aljasku cd rus
keno cara r. 1867. Ones jsou to
vysoce strategicke ostrovy pro-
ii Rusku, tehdy byly bezcenne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26
Mnoho vynika osob mslo
ncast pr obradech Ia
Masaryka.
New York. N Y

DR.. Juraj Slavik, byvaly csl.
velvyslanec We Washingtone,
odmftl vsechny pocity zoufal-
stvi mad svetovou situacf a nil
sto toho pronesl vyzvu, ably by
ly braneny lidske svobody, ma
zvav situaci We sve vlasti Eva
rovnym zvonem", jejz lie pri-
rovnati k Mnichovu.
Pronesl tato slova ma smu-
ltecnfch obfadech Ia Jana Ma
|saryka We Freedom House, pri
nichz podobne projevy ucinili
byvaly guverner Herbert Leh-
man, Dorothy Thompsonova,
DIR. Harry D. Gideonse, pred
soda Freedom House a George
Field. DR.. Jan Papanek, dele
gat csl. vlady Spojenych ma
rodi, byl representovan svou
chotf. Pet set posluchac1, KITE
RI naplnili sin, slyseli DIR. Slavi-
ka, an pfipisoval smrt Jana
Masaryka pocitu beznadeje.
Masarykova obsf pripominkou
"Jan Masaryk byl hluboce
nabozny muz. To byla jedna
z pricin, re jeho sebevrazda z
pocatku byla pokladana "a ne
moznou. Ale pro mne nenf
nejmensf pochybnost1, re sle-
del vstr1c beznadeji, zoufalstvi
nemoznosti uciniti mic jineho
v teto tragicke situaci.
"Jeho obet je pTipomfnkou
vsem svobodu milujfcfm mu-
z1 ma zenam ma celem svete.
Pripomfnkou, re zivot a svo-
boda narod1 must byti zacho-
vana a hajena..
"Svet je opet ma rozcestf a
stojf pred velkym rozhodnu-
tim. Obet Ceskoslovenska je
opet vystraznym women =
jake byla jeho obet v osud-
nych dnech Mnichova. Ale
nesmfme zoufati - smrt Jana
Masaryka je zd1raznenfm, re
zivot must byti svobodnym,
nema-li demokraticka civilisa-
ce zahynouti a byt stfzena bar
barstvim, nasilim a b~estialnos-
it,"
Potira komunisticke III.
DR.. Salvik citoval rec Jana
Masaryka,v nfz vyslovuje svou
lasku k pravde a osobni svo-
bode, ably popTel tvrzeni csl.
komunisticke vlady, re zahra-
nicnf ministr dial sv6j souhlas
novemu rezimu.
Prohlasil: "Jak ,m1ze nekdo
vysloviti takovou nepraydu,
Ijako totalnl diktatori v Praze,
re muz souhlasil Sc znicenlm
demokracie a re souhlasil S
Hitlerovymi metodami, ktere
odstranili vsechny jeho pirate
lie a stoupence, vSechny zaky
jeho velkeho otce a nejvetsiho
Ia nejnepoddanejsfho ucitele
pravdy."
Dorothy Thompsonova rekla,
re Jan Masaryk byl "~nejcivili-
sovanejslm muzem, jakeho
znala" a citovala ieho dopis z
minuleho listopadu, v nemz
naznacil, re pTemyslf 0 tom, a.
by odhalil sve o%pravdove smy-
sleni O politicke situaci.
Masaryk- nenavidsl diktaturu.
Pan Lehman rekl, re Masa-
ryk byl muzem, ktery nenavi-
del diktaturu a autokracii ia
kehokoli druhu" a dodal, re
Spojene Staty mohou Sc jiz
klamath ,,bezpecnosti isolace.'
Byvaly guverner rekl, re do
sud veTf We Spojene narody a
mysli, re jsou nejlepsf nadeji
pro mir ma svet6, ale ucinil W.
zvu "a pripravenost jake nej-
lepsf prostredek k zamezeni
valky.
PrOhlaS1l: w nemuZeme
dat sc ovlivnovat tvrzen1m, re
pTimerena vojenska pohoto-
vost je pTipravou k valce. Phi
merena p%ohotovost pfisp1va
mfru, ne valce. Je to jedina
zaruka proti 1~tocnosti a nasil1.
Chceme mir pro sebe a pro il
ne. Chceme mir jak svobodni
Tide. Mir pro lidi, ably mohli
zfti a mluviti a mysliti, jak chit
ne k cemu jsou nuceni. Mir a
bezpecnost pred stalym stra-
chem z nasilnosti a 1tlaku a
nespravedlnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-26

"VERNI

ProhlaSeni Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Rady v Americe ma tryz-
ne "a Jana Masaryka, poFada-
ne " nedeli, dine Ia. bTezna
Sokole Chicago.