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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
SPORTS -
i&~'1'~
BY coNKLIN BRAY
BRIGHT DAY

Tuesday April 20. can certainly go down in the
mails of sports red letter day for Negro athletes on both
the national scene and the local scene
In Cleveland, for the first time in the history of the
American League Negro player in the opening lire
up Larry Dolby converted nfeder played in right field
for the Cleveland Indians in their against the 81
Louis Browns
Detroiters will be able 10 see Larry in action Friday
when both the Tribe and the Tigers Briggs Stad
iuin for their Detroit 1913 opener.
In New York both Roy Campanella and, of course,
Jackie Robinson played for the Brooklyn Dodgers in their
opener against the New York Giants Campanea stand
out catcher from the Montreal ROYALS the game
when catcher Gil Hodges taken out pinch hitter
Robinson played second base and got double driving in
two runs.
Robinson Inadvertently caused a head-on collision
in the Giants field when his lazy blooper ball
to short left Giant Fielder Lockman and Rhawn rushed
in for it knocking each other down and missing the ball
in doing The two base scored giving our boy
Jackie credit for putting the Burns" in the lead
Campanella also enjoved another dubious distinc
ton He was the first player struck by pitched ball for
this
Out the West coast Big Lenny Ford capable end
the University of Michgans championship team scored
first when he signed last week with the Los Angeles Dons
ON THE LOCAL SCENE
For the first time in the thtv-three wear old history
of the Detroit Amateur Baseball Federation Negro team
was accepted as member Of the Federation Tuesday
night same Tuesday mentioned before. their regular
meeting the DABF voted Will Robinsons team the Tro-
jams into their Class division This was real step for
ward in sports and Robinson Miller High School Coach
deserves the bulk of the plaudits for IT,
IL was also announced Tuesday that two Detroit
boys Ronald Ieasey, former Wayne University student
and Sammy Gee former Miller athlete had been signed
by the Olean (NYo Oilers oF the Class Pony League
Clean is farm club of the Brooklyn DodRers The en-
try of Gee and Ron into this Eastern circuit is another
first for Negroes.
In summing all these good things that seemingly
chose tuesday April 20 1913 their day of elimination
think that those athletes mentioned above are the tyne
that Will mean much to other asprants in the field they
VIII drive the opening wedge in further with their EVEN
par behavior and needless to say their skill in their re-
spective fields -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Trojans Cop Dual Outdoor Meet
BY RABY CONRAD

Coach Leroy Dues has much
10 feel good about these days.
His string OF well-known
laurels were increased when
Miller thinclads soundly trounced
Northern's track team at their
first dual outdoor meet at Belle
Isle Thursday afternoon. The
final score was II 1872 ID.
Both coaches complained about
the condition Of the Belle Isle
track. The cinder track is In
such bad condition that they
were hesltant about running the
scheduled meet.
Little Sylvester Jones, a jun
Tor, spanked the Trojans with a
first In the 100 yard dash, first
in the 220 and leg on the win
ming relay team. Jones has been
showing improvement with each
meet.
NO COMPETITION IN MILE
Aaron Gordon had no close
competition for the mile. Charles
MclntoSh won the shot put with
toss of AS IT,, 6 inches. He led
city-finalist Percy Smith, also
OF Miller. who was second with
a Al foot toss. James Shivers
took first in the 440, barely edg-
ing out his team mate Howard
Gordon. Northern's Edward Kill
gore, who set fast pace in
the beginning. took third.
High jump honors were split
three ways by Charles Candy
and Walter Jenkins of Miller,
and James Smith of Northern.
The bar measured S H.. 2 ins.
Bill PoseY. Northern all.cify
high jumper. dropped out at
about 5 H.. ms.
Northern took all three places
in the broadjump. Bill Posey
took first with a leap of 10 IT,
o ms. His teammates, Charles
Holloway, and Roland Donahue.
followed with second and third
respectively. Best Jump of the
day was made by Miller with
a 10 IT,, inch leap that was
infinifesmally foul.
Northern took a first in the
high hurdles with Chuck Hollo-
way leading the timber toppers
across the tape. The $50 was
won by Bill Moore: last week
at Eastern Bill lost his shoe and
still came in first
The cheereladers are Alyce
Johnson, captain; Iren Williams.
Dorothy Waller, Vivian Dawson
and Harold Smith. Miller meets
Pershlng High next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Pearman Stars
As NYU Takes
Eastern Meet

EWARk, N. J. -(NNPA)--
Reggie Pearman of New York
University. ran brilliantly TO an.
Choir two winners TO give the
Violets record-breaking victories
in the second annual seton Hall
College Relay Carnival last sat
urday.
Pearman came out of the re-
lays as the outstanding per-
former. He had had a sensational
outdoor season year ago, wind
ing up with the CIAA and the
National AAU half-mile cham
pionships, but he had won only
half oil his races during the
Winter season.
Bur in the sprint medley he
soundly whipped Phil Thigpen
OF Seton Hall. who beat MIN
two times out of three AT 1000
yards.
Pearman ran the anchor half
mile IN l:56. An hour and half
later, Pearman ran 48.7 quarter
to OUTRAGE Frank Fox of Seton
Hall and George Guida of Will
anova in the thrilling mile relay
finale.
Morgan State won the third
race in the college class mile
relays in 3:279. The winning
team of Sam Lebeach, William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Jackie Clicks
At New Spot;
To Stay On I'd

NEW YORK. -(NNPA)- Bar
ring an accident. Jackie Robin
l948 baseball season.
Leo Uippy) Durocher, Dodger
manager. played Robinson al
second base in the games against
the New York Yankees last
Saturday and Sunday, and Jackie
showed evidence of becoming ac-
cushioned TO working with Pee
Wen Reese. the Dodger shortstop.
Jackie went hitless in both
games. He was officially at bat
three times last Saturday and
four times last Sunday. In Sat-
urday'S game he was credited
with one putout and five assists,
and in Sundays game he made
one putout and three assists.
Roy Campanella, whom the
Dodgers brought up from the
Montreal Royals, one OF their
farm clubs. caught the eighth
and ninth innings last Sunday
after Snider batted for Gil
Hodges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23


Jack Adkins. newly elected
head coach at Fisk University.
is spearheading the drive To
return Fisk 10 her former high
place in the sports world" The
former Fisk gridiron star was
head coach and athletic director
al LeMoYne College from 1926
AZ. He is succeeding Julian
Bell. whose resignation was ac-
copied several weeks ago.
TRIBUNE Twice Weekly
Bradley, William Brown and
Robert Tyler finished ahead of
City College of New York. How
ard Universitys team finished
third with Villanova fourth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

The reception was held IN
behalf of Sydenham Hospital,
to which the proceeds went
Max Kase. sports editor OF the
Journal American, was the chair
man of the committee which
sponsored il.
Louis is co-Chairman with Ed
die Cantor Of the Sydenham Eel
lowship campaign, which is
seeking TO raise an emergency
fund of 100000 to establish the
hospital on a sound financial
footing.
BOTH IN FINE FORM
Walcott, whom Louis faces in
a heavyweight title match June
%, was featured guest.
Both champion and challenger
appeared III fine form. Joe posed
with his arms around Walcott
and got off a few witty wise
cracks at Jersey Joe's expense.
Not 10 be outdone, Walcott show
cred his attention on the chill
dren attending the party and
finally wound up kissing little
girl while posing for camera
men.
WARM GREETINGS
The two fighters met in the
lobby OF the Essex House and
shook hands warmly.
With Louis and Walcott sitting
next TO each other, thanked by
Barney Ross. retired undefeated
lightweight champion; Bob Olin,
former light heavyweight cham
pion. and Beau Jack, for the
benefit Of sound pictures Walcott
was asked 70 interview Louis
on his trip abroad.
Opening the interview, Walcott
said, We'll, Joe, / guess you're
glad TO be back in the United
States"
VERBAL PUNCHES
Yeah" Joe replied, "I'm glad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

Gee, who just completed his
first year with the Harlem Globe
Trotters. one of the nations
Leading professional basketball
teams. was an all round athlete
at Miller High before departing
last Spring for the Three Rivers
club OF the Canadian American
league, where he performed at
short stop.
Teasley VINO quit his classes
at Wayne University several
weeks ago, started at first base,
and hlt an even 400 during his
two year career al the Detroit
school. Clean is farm club of
the Brooklyn Dodgers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

to get back so | can get ready
for you The audience howled.
Did you do any fighting over
there?' Walcott asked. Ninety
four rounds Joe replied.
Ninety four rounds" Wal
colt said. looks like you've
been stealing a march on me
and getting ready ahead of
time. You're not trying 10
sneak up on me. are your"
Nav. Joe. I'll warn you"
drawled Louis.
We'll I'm going into training
Thursday and try 10 get ready
myself Walcott said.
4 wish you the best of luck,
Louis said.
THE same TO you. joe" Wal
colt said as the interview ended.
Walcott told reporters after
wards that he now weighs about
1919 and hopes TO get down 10
about 1914 pounds for the fight.
THINKS HE'LL WIN
lie expressed confidence that
he will win. He says he has Just
as much al stake this time as
he did the last time they met.
Jersey Joe reiterated his state
ment that he felt he had won
the last fight Asked If Louis
had hurt him. he said the only
hurt he received came inwardly
when he was told that he had
not won.
Walcott said he will leave the
type Of fight he should fight
up to his handlers. He said he
still feels that the advice they
gave him to box Louis and stay
away from him in the last two
rounds was the best advice
handlers could give.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

Single Girl: Mae Ella Henry;
Junior Single Boys: Clyde Webb;
Junior Pairs: Annie Thomas and
Myrtle Jones; Novice Singles:
Kathleen Moore and Elrie Brown:
and skate dance: Edith Robertson
and Tarnis Davis.
The annual roller skating
championships are sponsored by
the National Roller Rink Oh.
orators Association of which Sun
ME Wilson, owner of the Forest
Club Roller Rink, is a member.
The roller rink concession i
managed by Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Buren,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Phelps Vocational
Still Relay Champs

BRlDGETOWN. ~ J. (NNPA)-
Phelps Vocational High School
OF Washington, d. c.. repeated
its 1897 victory in Group 2 al
the fifth annual Bridgeton Relays
here last Saturday, with 20
points.
Another Washington school.
Cardozo. triumphed in Group 3
with 80 points. while Armstrong
High ended. up in tie for sixth
place IN Group 4 with Vineland.
with four points.
Overlook High of Philadel-
phis romped TO victory in Group
4 with % points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

Winning the Wanted Joe LOUIS
challenge trophy, Detroit skaters
snarked the largest and most
coloriuI meet TO date with bril-
liant speed and figure skating
performances.
The competitions, which be-
can April Is and lasted through
Inc 18th, were divided into free
style. figure skating and skate
dance groups, with subdivisions
Of iunior boys. junior girls, pairs,
novices and seniors.
THE WINNERS
Winners of first prizes IN all
groups were: Pairs: Lois Wes-
lev and Elrie Brown; Junior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
THREE INrERRAc1AL r1Lrs

The ten-game Lincoln Cniver-
Sity football schedule released
for ls48 includes three interracial
contests--one with Steubenville
College. Steubenville. Ohio: 2
return engagement with Lock
Haven State. Teachers College OF
Pennsylvsnig;s and Bergen Col
lege of Teaneck New Jersey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Gee, TeasIey
NTH Oilers;
Dolby Plays

Sammy Gee and Ronald
Teasley, both Detroit young
sters were signed this week
to 1913 baseball contracts
by the Olean (N.Y.) Oilers
team of the class ID Pony
league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
CANCER CLINIC TO OPEN

WASHINGTON, D c. (NNPA)
A cancer clinic will open az
Freedmen's Hospital about july
J, II was disclosed last Thursdp
by Dr. Peter Commsnduras. d.
visional medical director Of the
American Cancer Society.
II will detect signs Of cancer
and diagnose symptoms. Or. Com
manduras said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

You don't have TO be a big
shot 10 get your news in the
TRIBUNE. Just telephone CT.
1924, and let US know II you
got married, had a party. or q
baby. Our paper is now print.
ed twice q week. TuFsday and
Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
BULLETIN

CLEvELAND.-LarrY Dolby.
22-Year.old Negro recruit who
joined the Cleveland Indians
last year. opened the ls4s
season In right field for the
tribe Tuesday.
Dolby. . converted infielder,
who batted .3S4 during
the Spring exhibition games.
is the first Negro in modern
organized baseball 10 play in
the American League. Only
manager Lou Boudreau sport
ed a higher batting average
than Dolby during the Spring
traiRing. batting .375.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
de&3''
Detroit Skaters Take
Roller Championships

Detroit roller whisked victory Cleveland and
chicago competitors the three day competition
National Roller Skating Championships the Forest Club Roller
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

Iiako dnes rano. Chvalil tez
pracovitost a rozumnost nase-
no ceskoslovenskeho lidu, ne
bot mel pTflezitost zav1tat do
stareho kraje asi pred rokem.
Mezi jinym zm1nil Sc, re asi
pred rokem byl pfftomen Sc
Isvou zenou pri msi sv. v jednom
katolickem kostele v Praze. By
10 to kdyz v loni panovala stra-
sna lima nejen v Ceskosloven-
sku ale skoro pc cele Europe.
Kdyz vysli ven z kostela pravil
sve zene: "ale byla tam v ko-
STEELE zima ne?" A ona ma to
odpovedela "Ano - ale piece
necitili jsme hTej1c1 teplo We
svych srdc1ch, re snasime neja-
Ike nepohodli z lasky k Tomu,
ktery z lasky k nam Sc narodil
v Betleme?" Pan MacFarlan
Jest skotske narodnosti a kon-
vertitou ma katolickou v1ru.
Predseda p. Gerard Zitnlk
pax podekoval vsem, zvlaste
vyboru, ktery Sc O vsecko po-
staral, ably tato slavnost Sc PEEK
ne vydarila. Mezi jinym neo-
pomenul podekovat dobrym ze-
nam a dfvkam v kuchyni a V
posture, ktera pod vedenlm pl.
Alzbety Matejkov6 pfipravily
chutnou sn1dani. Ma konec pax
Vldp. Rektor a kaplan spolku
Nejsv. Jmena, Josef F. Vetro-
wee, ktery tez me- peknou rec
tykajicf sc pece o nas1 mladez,
pffednesl slib spolku Nejsv.
Jmena, jejz vsichni opakovall
"a MIN, a kterymz vsichni Ease
Sc zavazali lit spravne jak rad
nj clenove spolku Neisv. Jmena
BlahopTejeme muffin osady
sv. Vaclava v Baltimore, re ma
il tax skvely spolek Neisv. Jme-
ma, a doufame, re kazdy muz a
mladik v osade, ktery nenl Je-
ste clenem onoho spolku stane
Sc Jim behem tohoto roku.
Vsem prejeme stastny a po-
zehnany Novy Rok 1913.
"Zdar BGh!' MAC
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Sletove pTfpravy " plnem
proudu.

Praha (CTK) = Sletove prf-
pravy Sc pc novem roce rozbi-
hail ma plno. Financni odbor
COS ma .iiz vypracovany roz-
pocet, Z nehoz uvadfme tato CT
sla: .Cely slet Dude stat Sokol-
stvo 128,70O,0 600 Kcs. z toho
Dude stat ma pr. stavba saten
35 milion1, odbor ubytovac1
spotrebuje Is milion6, odbor
nacelnictva 10 milion1, odbor
vykonny a jednatelsky $780,
900 Kc, hospodarsky 2,7OO,O0O.
vystavnf $4,000 900, stravovacl
1,85O,OOO, propagacnf 1 million
slovansky 90O,0 900 Kcs, zdra-
votnf 1,45O,O00 Kc, investice a
zaT1zenf a pod. asi 10 milionu,
najem a pojistne 100000 Kc.
ISlet je osvobozen cd dane z o.
bratu. Dane a ostatnf poplatky
budou proto chit 1900, 900 Kc.
Financni odbor ocekava, re 48
procent Dude kryto vstupnym.
Zasadnf otazka, bude-li slet
poTadan S veTejnou pomoci,
byla liz rozresena. COS Cd nj
koho mic nezada, ovsem neuza-
vfra Sc dar1m a jinym laskavos-
tenn. cos sc prave obrac1 ma
sokolske jednoty Sc zadosti o
zap1jcku 10 mliiond Kcs. Vstu-
penky prijdou do prodeje V le-
dnu 1913 a ma hlavnf sletove
dny Dude stat sedadlo 80 az
500 Kcs, vstupenka k stanl rs
Kc. Pr poctu ITO az 100000
divakG vynesou vstupenky 81 a
pnl milionu Kcs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

aged to make good progress.
Our younger members thru
their contact with the public as
participants in Vefejne cvicenf,
Zavody & Slety, the dramatic
and singing groups with their
plays and educational pro-
grams have been responsible
for this progress. This we must
continue to do in order to fur
Their advance our good Sokol
work.
But brother Sokols there are
still many things that can be
done. l would like to recon-
mend some of them:
~ A better and more COM
plete cooperation of all Sokols
the younger and the older
members.
81 An intensive drive for
new membership especially
younger members so as to in
crease our gym classes. Every
member can help in this drive.
81 A combination of both
Sokol Units, Sokolky and So
kols for a stronger Sokol orga-
nization in Baltimore.
A. Adhering to our Sokol
bylaws and complying with
them to the fullest extent not
only during meetings, but also
in our actions toward each o.
Their as Sokols.
This 4 point program [ re-
commend and with their full
fillment we can look forward
to a better and stronger Sokol
Unit. To this l greet you with
our Sokol Password "Nazdar!"
Pc tonic proslovu, pax pode-
koval br. starosta vsem odstu-
puj1c1m drednik1m, a zaroven
je zadal, ably neochabovali We
sve cinnosti, naopak ably svojf
radon a spoluprac1 S mladymi
1fedn1ky byli jim dobrymi rad
ci kdykoliv to budou potrebo-
vati.
Sam "a sebe pax starosta br.
Jos. Pokorny podekoval vsem
bratrfm Ia jednohlasne sve zvo
len1 a pov1da: "neslibuji Yam
predem mic, ale chci Yam vse
dokazati skutky a dobrou will,
re chci poctive plniti svoje zod-
povedne povinnosti CO starosta
nasf mile Sokolske Jednoty
"Blesk".
Tim jednacf porad schGze
byl vycerpan a sch6ze ukonce-
ma a co pri tom bylo nejhlav-
nejs1ho, re kazdy Sc cftil spo-
kojen. Br. starostovi Jos. Po-
kornemu, jakoz i vsem mlad1m
zvolenym drednfk1m a stejne
vSem bratT1m sokol1m pref
mnoho zdaru v tonic roce. &C.
kali ma mas velka a wanna roz-
hodnutf, doufejme, re vse do
bTe dopadne. F. Bouda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Mlady krajan vyznamenan.

Byvaly pilot U. S. A. Airforce
p. Josef Pavel Vondracek, syn
krajanG Rev. a p1. j. M. Won
dracek, 1923 Richmond Ave-,
byl tyto dny pocten "Distin-
guished Flying Cross V Ran
dolph-M Macon College V Rich
mondu, Va.
Mlady Vondracek jest Sc
niorem ma teto kolleji a byva-
lynn presidentem narodn1ho
bratrstva Phi Kappa Sigma a
byvalym redaktorem student
skeho tydenfku. Take je Gle
mem Pan Hellenic Council, r1df-
c1ho t6lesa vsech bratrstev
campuSu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Kan tuto sobotu vecer

Vzh1ru do Belcamp, kde
Rad Lidice els. ass G. S. A. DO
|rada sve tradicnf Veprove Ho-
dy v sokolske mfstnosti Hotelu
Belcamp.
Bude tam dobre pobaveni a
vsichni nasi pTatele a kraJane z
Baltimore a okol1 jsou Zvanl ma
|Hody do Belcamp!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Cesky Stavebni Spolek


pred jistym casem vypsal kon-
test pro dftky ceske skoly Aug.
HeTmana ma zodpoved6nf otaz-
ky "Proc name setTiti''. Z cen
rozdano mezi dftky pri Vance
nj nadflce.
Spolek "Slavie" MAZE ma pa
met, re ceske dfte patti nejen
do cesk6 skoly ale i do nasich
ceskych podnikG, dava t1mto
pT1lezitost ceskym d6tem staff
Sc cleny naseho tax dobreho
spolku ktery po At let pomohl
mnoho nasim krajanGm pr tax
d6lezitem podniku jake jest
zakoupenf DOMOVA.
S radostf pozorujeme, re tito
Stastnf vyherci jiz V kratkem
case pTichazejl ku "Slavii' ably
malymi 1sporami zv6tSili sve
"vklady''. a druha chvalitebna
vic, re pTichazej1 a mluv1 S ma
mi cesky - to mas tax test!
"Slavie" tfmto upozornuje
vSechny vkladatele, re veskere
vklady ucin6n6 do tohoto pom
deIka, 10. ledna budou oprav-
neny ma pine dividendy 1. GER
vence.
Rocnf schdze podilnfkd po-
Tadana Dude posledn1 patek V
m6sfci. 80. ledna.
Riditelstvo Stavebnfho Spolku
"SLAVIE".
Proc name setTiti?
Tato odpov6d ma otazku
"Proc name setTiti" z1skala l.
cenu V sout6zi Stav. Spolku
"Slavie'':
Protoze z ulozenych penez
jdou 1roky, nebo-li procenta.
Z~achazime-li S pencil moudfe,
mohou pTinesti mnoho dobra
nam i mnohJm jinym. Ulozene
penize znamenaj1 z~ajist6nou a
spokojenou budoucnost v start.
KIDD setTf, ma "a tTi - a pama-
tut tez ma zadnf kola -- jest
stare ceske pT1slovf.
JiT1 Klimes,
7O8 n. Belnord Ave-,
Baltimore = 5, Md.
Ceska Svobod. Skola
August1n Herman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

Valna Hromada Sokolske
Jednoty "BIesk"

konala Sc nedeli, dine 4. ledna
pri obzvlaSte velke 1casti Glen
stva "a pfedsednictv1 starosty
br. Josefa B1lka. Pravidelny
pofad schGze vyznamenaval sc
Itou nejvets1 pozornost1 vsech
bratr1. Vyhoveno zadosti re
stare Vlasti cd br. Loeflera,
byvaleho kocujfcfho cvicitele
nas1 zupy vychodn1, O nejake
~Isatstvo a potraviny. Usneseno
zaslati mu bal1cek CARE" v
Gene $1,000.
Podavany zpravy vsech L.
|Tedn1kd a vybor1, kterez vse-
chny pTijaty. Nejvetsf poor
nosti vsak vyvolala zprava ia
spravniho vyboru ia
ma Kaspara, v n1z oznamuje,
re spravni vybor byl okolnost-
mi donucen ku vypovedi OBJ
chodvedy re Sokolovny, a 1pl-
ne zastavenf obchodu. Vsem
spolkGm Sc da 3Oti dennf vypo-
we'd, a pronajmu salu Sc vyhov1,
byl-li jiz pTedem zadan. Dale
prijato odporucen1 vyboru, by
ISokolovna byla prodana, neb
nen1 mono zajistiti Tadne We
denf obchodu, a jest jiz pro mas
|jaksi nepr1znivem okol1, KITE
rez ma vliv i ma nasi sokolskou
cinnost.
Ujednano DAFT Sokolovnu do
prodeje nektere Realitn1 spo-
'ecnosti. Vybor k tomu 1celu
zvoleny Dude sc ohl1zeti pc ne
iakem novem m1ste, pr1hodnej-
Sim pro MAST novou sokolskou
budovu.
Nejvyznamnejsim dejem So
kolske valne hromady jest sa-
mozTejme volba novych tired
nlkd pro tento rok, coz Sc zdar-
ne uskutecnilo S velkymi zme-
Mani. Staff 1Tedn1ci jiz pc vi
ce rokG 81 stezovali, re jsou jiz
" dradech moe dlouho, ably Ii
mlad1 Sc uchopili nyn1 vedeni
1radG a pranf jejich Sc konecne
splnilo, neb vetsina 1Tadd byla
pTijata nasimi mladymi bratry
Volba vyznela nasledovne:
Starosta, br. Josef PokornJ
Namestek, br. Frank Bouda
Naceln1k, br. FIR. Hejny, mi
Jednatel, br. Stan. Taborsky
Ucetn1k. br. Emil Taborsky
Pokladn1k, br. Art. PokornJ
Vzdelavatel, br. V. Primus
Praporecn1ci:
bTi. w. Belbot a E. Voelkel
Domac1 spravce, br. F. Tuna
Dopisovatele: bTi. Jos. B1lek
Edward Stetka a FIR. Bouds
Sprawl vybor: bratri:
John Stipsak
William Belbot
Joseph Koenigsmark
Arthur Pokorny
John Stock
Rudolph Kilian
Frank Zaoralek
Ucetnf vybor: bratfi:
Rudolph Par1zek, Jr.
William Kolomaznlk
John Stipsak
Zastupci do Sdruzen1 Csl.
SpolkG: bratfi:
Vaclav Primus
Josef Pokorny.
! Pc %provedenf voleb, odstupu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
MlStni ZpraVy.
Krajan Behounek jmenovan
do komise maYorem.

Starosta naSeho m6sta 9th.
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr. poctil
Cechoslovaky v Baltimore tim,
re jmenoval minute pondeli
znam6ho krajana p. Rudolfa
B6hounka, 24O6 E. Monument
st. do "Port Development Com
mission" ma dobu 6ti let, az do
81. prosince 1853.
Krajanu p. Behounkovi sr-
decne blahopfejeme!