davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
v Anglii je Ease nouze o
cigarety.

Londyn. - V AnglH je "a
Sc velka nouze O cigarety, KITE
rych bylo do nedavna dost a
dost. Nedostatek kufiva Sc pfi-
eta cetnym navstevnfkdm z CT
ziny, kterf pTijeli ma londyn-
ske Olympijske hry a shaneji
zasoby ma zpatecnf cestu. V
trafikach nen1 dnes mono do
stat ami balfcek t. Nv. virzin-
skych cigaret, vyrabenych re
Is proc. tabaku z Rhodesie a
25 proc. tureckeho tabaku,
ktere Anglican1m pT1lis nevo-
nelly.
Tovarny ma cigarety pfedpo-
v1dajf, re nouze potrva delsi
dobu, kdyz hospodafsky dix
tator sir Stafford Cripps mari
dill, re nakupy "a dolary must
byti sn1zeny o 80 procent. Tim
Dude nesm1rne sn1zen dovoz
tabaku z Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Bude Rumunsko pTipojeno k
Sovetskemu svazu?

Istanbul. = Politictf uprch-
l1cf z Rumnska, kterf Sc dostali
do Turecka prohlasujf, re %.
srpna Sc Dude konat v Rumun-
sku plebiscit O tom, IDA sc ma
Rumunsko stat clenem SOVIET
skeho svazu. Casopis Cum
huriyet" pise, re bylo v Ru-
munsku mnoho tisfc osob, jez
professionally proti takovemu
plebiscitu zavreno, a re vsech-
ma filmova divadla v Bukures-
tt S vyjimkou ctyr, slouzf jake
venice. Uprchlfci dale sdelu-
il, re ctyri ruske divise jsou
rozlozeny kolem Bukuresti a
ruskym vojskem byly tez posi-
leny rumunske vojenske posad-
ky v jinych mestech. Tyz tu-
rocky casopis dale uvadf, re
rumunsky ministr spravedlnos-
tt Avran Bunacio, ktery probe
vii nesouhlas s c~hystanym pie
DlSCTCem Dyl l Sc SVOu ZenOu de-
portovan do Ruska. Tez mini
str vnitra a sekretar rumunske
komunisticke strany Poole
techto zprav Sc postavili proti
tomuto plebiscitu a proto jsou
oba pod dohl1dkou sovetske
policie.
Zpravy rumunskych uprch-
lik1 dale uvadejf, re v onom
pf1pade, kdyz Dude plebiscitem
schvaleno pripojenf k Sovetske-
mu svazu, Dude rumunsky par
lament rozpusten a ma mfsto
parlamentu budou jmenovani
delegate, kteri budou zastupo-
vat Rumunsko v Moskve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Polsko chysta Sc vybudovat
"Cervene Poruri" We Slezsku

Polsko chysta Sc vybudovat
"Cervene Porurf" We Slezsku
':'Porurf", kontrolovan6 sove-
ty, je budovano a brzy NIUE
staff Sc obtfzl pro zapadnf re
me, jak pravi "Sueddeutsche
Zeitung", vychazej1cf v Mini.
chov6.
Cely tento plan otacf Sc ko.
lem ohromn6 ocelarny, kteror
polska vlada hodla vybudovat
V Glivici byvalem n6mecken
Horn1m Slezsku. V planu je
pouz1vati m1stn1ho uhlf a rudy
dovazene re Svedska.
We spojen1m S tfmto projek.
tenn byla ~utvoTena cesko-pol.
ska rada pro hospodarskou ko.
operaci, ktera pTedklada ma.
vrh, ably celia pohranicnf oblast
mezi Katovicemi a Moravskou
Ostravou byla p~Tem6nena ne
"Poruff" vychodnf Evropy.
Hlavn1 myslenkou je impor.
tovati velka mnozstvi zeleznt
rudy velk6 jakosti re Svedsks
a obratiti il V ocel pomoci o.
hromnych zasob uhlf v teto o.
blasti.
Je to tyz postup, kterym sc
fidilo Poruff pc mnoho deseti
lett.
svedsko pry slfbilo Polsku
tretinu sveho exportu zelezne
rudy pro toto polsko-ceske Po-
rufl vychodn1 Evropy. Glen V
teto oblasti je vyrobiti 4,O00,.
600 tun ocele "a rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Vsichni pochybni Rusove must
Sc vratit domH.

Washington, D. C. = Ruska
vlada povolava vsechny tired
Milky, kter1 slouzf V cizine, jak-
mile vznikne pochybnost O je-
jich oddanosti.
Jsou dopravovani do oficiel-
Mich stfedisek We Spojenych
Statech a poslani DON'T drive
nez mali pT1lezitost zTfci Sc So
v6tske pf1slusnosti.
Statnf department We Wash
ingtone vi o tonic navratu rus
kych obcanG do Ruska. Jeho
mluvc1 rekl: "Je zrejmo, re
mnoho Rust "a hranicemi Rus
ka zacfna videti pravdu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Zprava o ~velvyslanci


Washington. = Potvrzuie sc
zprava, re president Truman
jmenoval dosavadnfho americ-
keno velvyslance u prazske
vlady, Laurence A. Steinhard-
ia, velvyslancem v Kanade
Steinhardt nastoupf tax ma mi
sto Ray Arthertona, ktery byl
nedavno jmenovan americkym
delegation pro podzimnf Val
ne shromazdenf Spojenych ma
rodd V Paffzi. Billy dGm SOU
casne sdelil, re toto jmenovani
jest podmineno potvrzenfm Sc
natu, k nemuz dojde az v prfs-
tim zasedanf kongresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Obsti Zlute reky

Zluta Teka v Cine sc roZvod-
Mia, a v povodni $500 osoh
pTislo O zivot a 100000 je jich
bez pfistTesi v severn1 provin-
eli Honan, jak sdeluj1 1redni
zprava. Pravf Sc, re je to nej-
horst povoden \ uplynulem sto-
lett. Devet distrikt1 severne
cd Cenghsien Poole zprav,
bylo zaplaveno, kdyz hraze ma
rece Tsinho pTftoku zlute reky
sc zhroutily. Sdeluje Sc, re
42,499 dorn1 bylo zniceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
K akci Narodniho Svazu Ces-
kych KatolikH " zajmu Cesko-
slovenskych bezencH.

/
Ma nase vyzvy uveTejnene VI
ceskych novinach prihlasil Sc
vskutku slusny pocet zadateln
o applikace, jest jich 70 kterf
mali rucitele a 35 bez ~rucitel1.
Jsou ochotni poskytnouti be-
zenci v pr1padech i celym ro-
dinam, pTeplavne, domov a "a
jistiti jim i praci.
caste Sc tyto zadosti vztahu-
il ma pTfbuzne, v jinych prfpa-
dech .jedinou kvalifikaci do
bry karakter a schopnost urci-
te prace aneb Temesla. Tyto
podrobnosti isou We shode S po-
zadavky zakona O pripusteni
bezenc1. Kazdy z Mich must
miti nekoho, KIDD by mu prvnl
pocatky v novem zdejsfm do
move zajistil.
Zakon kongresem schvaleny
t6z d1razne vyzaduje, by to
byli bezenci politictf. Takovi
totiz, kteTi museli svoji rodnou
zem opustiti jen proto, re ma
silnictvf komunismu Sc pr1c1
jejich ponetf svobody. Pod O.
chranu zakona jsou watt i oni,
kterym hrozilo z~alarovani a
iin6 frosty v dGsledku protes-
tn, ktery prot novemu "pofad-
ku" vyslovili. Kvalifikujf tez
ii, kterym Sc postestilo uprch-
nouti z politicke vazby. Tyto
podmfnky bezeneckeho zako-
ma Sc tykajf pTevazne vetsiny
tech tisic1, ktere Sc nachazeji
v bezeneckych taborG Nemec-
ka a Rakouska.
PTipomfname pozadavky "a
kona protoze sem a tam pri-
chazf zadost O pripustenf oso-
by, ktera mela nesnaze Sc "a
kony zeme ma podklade docela
nepolitickem. Jest 81 nutno u
vedomiti, re ten kdo Sc dopustil
kriminalnfho pTestupku zpro-
nevery, neb pTestupkG podob-
nych nemGze byti do teto zeme
pfipusten. Bylo by tedy mar
nym o takoveho zadati.
Celia procedure vysetrovani
b6zenc1 81 vyzada urciteho ca
SUI. Nekdy toto setrenf mGze
Sc protahnouti ma cele tydny.
Trpelivost re strany zadatelG
jest tedy nutnou. Do 1Tadov-
ny prisly dopisy We kterych jest
vysloveno zklamani mad tim,
re osoba O kterou jest zadano
zde dosud nenf. NemGzeme z
takovych vecf nikoho viniti. T.
Tady must dbati by sem nepri-
sci elovek nezadouc1. K vyho
toven1 listin ma obou stranach
jest t6z treba casu. Dive ste tt
sic bezencG Dude pfipusteno.
To znamena studium kolika set
tisfc zadostf a vysetrovani tisf-
CD a tisfcG bezencG. Soudny
clovek snadno pochopf proc
jsou S pTipusten1m odklady.
I nadale jsou pTijfmany da-
ry pro bezence. Jednotlivci,
spolky, osady, distriktnf sway,
jsou zadani o podporu teto ak
&c. Jedna Sc zde nejen O pro-
vadenf demokracie We smyslu
americkeho zivota = ale tez O
skutek kTestanske lasky.
Vykaz dareG uverejnime pTi-
stf tyden.
S pranfm vseho dobra a kra-
janskym pozdravem ma vse-
chen mas lid.
Vykonny Vybor Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych Katol1kG
1896 w. 18th Street
Chicago 8. TIL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Matice Vyssiho Vzdslani po-
skyline pGGjcky vysokoskolakIGm

Matice Vyssfho Vzdelanf JEST
hotova poskytovati bezdrocne
pGjcky hochnm a dfvkam ces-
koslovenskeho pGvodu ma skol-
nj rok 1948-49. Maximalni
rocnf pdjcka jest 100000 a W.
placf Sc pololetne, $4,000 ma
kazdy semestr. P1jcky Sc po-
volujf pro university bud stat
nj anebo jina akreditovana u-l
celiSte, tud1z ma 1stavy vysoke
urovne.
Ponevadz p1sobnost Matice
Sc vztahuje vyhradne ma obca-
ny Spojenych Stat1 severe
americkych, student z Cesko-
slovenska must byti pTipusten
ma pravidelnou pTistehovalec-
kou kvotu a must sc prokazati
prvni obcanskou listinou teto
zeme.
Pravidla pro udelenf pGjcek:
+ Uchazec must byti graduan-
tenn stredn1 skoly a mimo to-
no must svoji schopnost proka-
zati tim, re dokonc1 nejmene
jeden semestr universit prace
ma sv6 vlastnf 1traty a predlo-
Ii vykonnemu vyboru vykaz O
teto praci. Dale sc student "a
vazuje, re dokonci studio nut
ma k dosazenf hodnosti baka-
laTe, anebo jine u~niversitni
hodnosti. Matice vyzaduje, a.
by jeji chranenci dokoncfli ur-
city kus prace.
Vstoupf-li student do ucelis-
tie kde Sc vyucuje bud cestine
anebo slovenstine, zavaze Sc
pTedmet tento studovati. Ne
vyucuje-li sc jedne z techto re-
cf, ale jinemu slovanskemu ja-
zyku, ocekava Sc, re jej chra-
nenec Dude absolvovati.
PGjcka jest bez1rocna ma 5
let, kdy Sc ocekava, re student
studio sva dokoncil, mel PRIZE
zitost najiti 81 zamestnani a Wy
rovnati svoii pohledavku S Ma
ticf. Pak-h by student z vaz-
nych prfcin povinnosti sve do
staff nemohl, ma vykonny W.
Dor pravo lh1tu peti let pro
dlouziti. Toto Sc stale v mno-
ha pTfpadech, kdy studio chra-
hence byla pTerusena vstupem
do armady Spoj. StatG.
Prihlaska budiz dodana
do 3. zari 1913.
PTihlasky by mely byti v ru-
kou tajemnice, Jaroslavy Kos
nerove, 1913 Washington Ave.
Hollywood, Illinois do 3. zaTi
1913. Tajemnice posle ucha-
zeci formular prihlasky, a ma
pozadanl poda dalsf informa-
&c. correspondence Sc vyfizu-
lie v jazyce cesk6m i anglic-
KEN.
! UTednici vykonneho vyboru.
! Ufednfci vykonneho vyboru
ma skolnf rok 1948-49 jsou ma
sledujfcf: Pfedseda, DR.. Louis
E. Jelfnek; prvnf mfstopfed-
sedka, DR.. Helena Kostkova
druhy mfstopredseda, Jaroslav
Brousil; tajemnice, Jaroslava
Kosnerova; 1cetn1, Karel Jez
:, pokladn1k, DR.. Josef Sterba
archivar, Ferdinand Svoboda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Zahranicni uGitele " CSR.

Praha. - Ma Ceperce u Pra-
ny prob1ha prazdninova ucitel-
ska conference. Ucastnl Sc il
100 ucitelG a profesorG ces-
kych a slovenskych, 20 fran
couzskych, 27 polskych a 20
bulharskych. Zahranicnf hos
te projevili velky zajem o hos
podafsky, politely a kulturni
zivot v Ceskoslovensku. o skol-
skych probl6mech je informo-
val POSI-. Lad. Koubek a "a
stupce ministerstva skolstvi a
osvety Condl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Americky film Sc libil
" Cechach.

Praha. Csl. kritika ma
jen chvalu pro americky film
"Nejlepsf leta naseho ~zivota",
ktery dostal cenu Academic v
r. 1947.
Tento film byl ukazovan pri
Mezinarodnim filmovem festi-
valu v Marianskych Lazn1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
GENERAL HASAL 0 SVEN
z

V Chicago Herald American
re dine 8. srpna byl otisknut|
prvni re ctyT clank1 csl. gene
rala Anton1ha Hasala, ktery
pocatkem cervence uprchl q
Ceskoslovenska Sc svou zenou
i trent dospelymi detmi.
General Hasal uvadi, re Sc
rozhodl k 1teku pc resignaci
DIR. Benese z presidentskeho u
radu. Ucinil tax proto, proto-
re nehodlal uzavfrat zadny
kompromis S komunismem. Ne
mohl lit v rezimu, ktery p,tla-
cuje vsechna individualni pra-
va a vsechno svobodnou kriti-
ku. Proto hned pc resignaci
presidenta volil radeji vyhnan-
stvi nez zivot v policeman sta
te, kde byl tfezen kazdy jeho
krok. Is. cervna byl predvo-
Ian k ministru generalu Ludvi-
ku Svobodovi, ktery mu Mama
Gil, re nebude moci setrvat ma
dosavadnfm m1ste jake velitel
hradn1 posadky. Soucasne mu
bylo nabidnuto move m1sto ia
ko hlavn1ho redaktora histo-
ricke rubriky We vojenskem
dennfku. General Hasal 81 pr
teto rozmluve uvedomil, re bez
ohledu ma jeho vojenske "a
sluhy v prvnf i druhe svetove
valce jeho dny budou spocte-
ny v onom okamziku, jakmile
budou now vladci v Ceskoslo-
vensku pripraveni k 1deru.
Proto pozadal ministra gen.
Svobodu o jednomesfcnf dovo-
lenou pred nastoupenfm move
no 1Tadu. Soucasne Sc dove
del jmeno sveho nastupce, KITE
rym Sc stall brig. gen. Bulan-
dra, zaryty komunista. S tim
to SWIM nastupcem sc pax ode
bral k audienci k presidentu
Gottwaldovi. Pred odchodem
z teto audience pozadal gen.
Hasal Gottwalda, ably mu po-
depsal kratke ornament, Re
byl re sluzeb propulsion. S jis-
tymi rozpaky Gottwald pode-
psal takove potvrzenf, ktere
pax Hasal okamzite postal mi
nistru Svobodovi. Pc te odjel
z prazskeho Hradu ma "prazd-
niny", z kterych Sc uz nehod-
lal vratit. Jeho poslednim L.
rednim aktem byla navsteva
ma recepci, poradane jugoslav-
skym velvyslanectv1m ma pc.
cest noveho velvyslance. "a.
castnil Sc teto recepce jen pro
to, ably odvratil podezrenf z Il.
teku. Atmosfera ma teto re.
cepci pfipom1nala svou dusnou
naladou omen povestny piles
pred bitvou u Waterloo. Vsi.
chni, kteri byli pr1tomni, mel.
pocit, re Sc pohybuji ma okra.
il propasti a re je to jen otaz-
kou casu, kdy Sc zacne rozta-
Get sovetsky valecny stroj.
o tri dny pozd6ji 2. cerven.
&c byl gen. Hasal Sc svou re.
nou a trent dospelymi detmi v
opustenem lese ma csl.-nemec.
kych hranicfch. Odchazel ten.
tokrate do noveho exilu S celou
rodinou, "a druhe svetove val
ky byla jeho rodina v nemec-
KEN koncentracn1m taboTe. @
cytri hodiny pozdeji Sc ocitl:
Sc svym prdvodcem ma samot-
nych hranic1ch a brzy ma to Sc
ocitli v americke zone. Anne
rictf vojaci byli velmi pohos-
tinni. Bylo to casne z rama:
kdy zaklepali ma jeho dveTe a
nabfdli jim zmrzlinu. General
Hasal 81 pri tom vzpomnel ma
sveho pT1tele Jana Masaryka,
ktery mel pravdu, kdyz mu
jednou rekl: "Nejlepsf zpdsob
jak ~zozeznas, IDA zijes v de-
mokracii nebo v totalitn1m re-
zimu je ten, kdyz Sc presved-
els, kdo ii casne z rama zakle-
pc ma dveTe. Kdyz shledas, Re
to zaklepal mlekar, Wis, v ia
KEN rezimu zijes. Kdyz "a
klepou tajnf policiste, tax ne
musfs o tom dlouho premyslet,
protoze to brzy poznas." /.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20

- M6sto Praha bylo jiz OBJ
chodni krizovatkou a sldlem
vlady v dobe, kdy Berlin a j.
ma hlavn1 mesta velkych statG
nemela dosud sveho obyvatel-
stva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
1913
VZpOminka.

S nehynoucf laskOu vZpom1name dnesnfho dne 20
srpna, neb tomu jsou 3 roxy, CO k v6Gnemu odpocin-
ku Sc odebral milovany manzel, drahy tatfnek a tchan
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Barton. In tn e afternoon they
called on Mrs. Fay Jackson and
daughter, of ar Bethel, also
Mrs. Asa Jackson, of York.
Little Jimmy Dale Shirk spent
several days with his. grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Shirk
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
visited their mother, Mrs. Fay
Jackson, near Bethel, on Monday.
Mrs. Neva Shirk and son,
Gerald and daughter, Geneva,
called on Mrs. Halle Gray and
family, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Everett Disbennett and
Mrs. Halle Gray and son, Barton,
visited MIR. Tom Disbennett and
daughter, Violet, of Pharisburg,
on Monday afternoon.
w. E. Swimming and family and
Gwendolyen Gray called on Mrs.
Fay Jackson and daughter,
Louise, Sunday evening.
Visitors at the Gray home last
week were Mrs. Everett Disben-
nett, Mrs. Neve Shirk, son Gerald,
a n d daughter, Geneva, Mrs,
Blanche Beck, of Springfield;
Mrs. Alta McGinnis, of York; Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Swimming and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Coins and family, Asa Jackson,
of York; Miss Lottie Gary, of
Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Jackson.
Mrs. Everett Disbennett n d
children were in Marion Sunday
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eden Beck, of Springfield,
and Alta McGinnis, of York, call
ed on their brother, Dwight Jack
son and family on Saturday. Bill
Crider and Van Merriott, of
Marysville and several others
called Sunday.
We are glad to report Dick
u dChSOIl a IL u EUSCllC y" lllllliiS,
who were badly burned at the
foundry at Pharisburg, are i'm
proving. Miss Ollie Jackson, of
Marysville, was called home on
account of her brothers burns,
and spent the week helping care
for her little nephew Hickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
and children and Gwendolyen
Gray spent Sunday afternoon
with Dick Jackson and Eugene
Swimming, as did Dwight Jackson
and wife and others also visited
them. They have had many cal
lers, all wishing them to be able
to come home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. j..
D. Hoolbrook and children, Mrs.
Vess Hull, Mrs. Halle Gray, son,
Barton, and daughter, Gwendo-
lyen and friend, all visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Leonard Coins the past
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week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and son, of
Dayton, called at the Swimming
home Sunday. Due to the Swim
nings being in Marion visiting
their son, Eugene, they didn't get
to see them. They didn't know of
Eugene's accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
and three children spent Sunday
in McGuffey, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Jackson Jr. and
son, Bobby and daughter, Patty.
Jerry and Terry Coins spent
Sunday with their Grandma
Gray and son, Barton, also their
aunt, Lottie Gray, of Marysville.
We are sorry to hear Mrs. Min
ME Jolliff, of Redwood, who
went to Cleveland to help care
for her sisters husband, Lew Ora
hood, who had a stroke Minnie
fell going down steps and badly
injured her back. She is improv-
ing but may not be able to return
home for several days yet.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-25
ENTERTAINS TEAM

Miss Dolores Rosette entertain
ed the End degree team of Clai-
borne Grange at her home re-
Gently. A pot-luck supper, games
and contests were enjoyed by the
following guests: Max and Rose
Marie Cowgirl, Larry Davis, Err
vim Durbin, Doris Shoup, Sarah
Speyer, Lloyd and Stanley Rush,
Ivan Martin, Jack McElroy, Betty
Webster, Patty Warner, Valeta
Grindell, David Rosette, Jennie
Grindell, Mr.. and Mrs. William,
the hostess and her parents. This
team has the distinction of being
the youngest degree team in the
State. S3h
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-25
: N. LEWISBURG
BY LENA M. HILL
Candle Light Service

Candle Light Service
A candle lighting service and
program of music will be pre-
sented in the Methodist church
Sunday evening at 7;30 p. m.
Everyone cordially invited.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. John Isaccs are
announcing the birth of a son,
born March 8, in Doctors hos
pital, Columbus.
Easter Supper and Bible Sale
The Pythian Sisters of Burn
nell Temple are holding their an
nual Easter supper and bake sale
Saturday evening, A Menu of
baked ham or scalloped chicken,
corn, peas, mashed potatoes, slaw,
pie, and coffee will be served.
Everyone invited. Serving will
start at 5 p, m. and continue until
|8.
Returns From Florida
Mrs. Fannie Cowles returned
this week from several weeks
visit with her grandson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Cow
les of Tampa, Fla.
Buys Farm
Mrs. HIRAM Mcclellan has pur-
chased the Florence Clark farm,
southwest of town.
Moves into New Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl kim moved
into their new home Saturday.
Returns Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown re-
turned last week from Florida,
where they spent the winter
months.
Funeral Services Held
Services for Mrs. Anna Jane
Bolin, sc, of Cable, was held Sun
day afternoon in the Mingo Bap-
tist church, and burial was made
in Mt. Carmel cemetery. She is
survived by her husband, H. H.
Bolin, three daughter, Mrs. Cath
crime Wholey, Rochell, ILL.,; Mrs.
Caroline Tewksdry, Orient, O.,
and Mrs. Marie Craig, Cable, O.;
a son Harley Bolin; six sisters,
Mrs. Ella Stout, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Mrs. Cora Blohelle, Medina; Mrs.
Carrie Riggs, Lancaster; Mrs.
Melva Shahon, Goshen Mrs.
Emma Mitchell and Mrs. Olive
Lennitzer, Marion two brothers,
Albert and Harold Beal.
Missing man Returned to Home
Mr.. Alonzo Richardson, IS, who
had been missing from his home
since 6 a. m. Monday, was found
by the Erie Local Crew Monday
noon, on the Erie tracks about
two miles east of town. Mr.. Rich
ardSon, who had been in ill health
for the past two weeks wandered
from his home while his daughter,
Mrs. Lucille Odell was still asleep.
When she discovered her father
missing, she called neighbors, and
search was started which con-
tinued until noon. The search was
aided by Jim Wills, who covered
the area in his plane and by
deputy Sheriff Harry Hess of
Urbana. The local crew had been
notified by Erie agent B. B. Hill
to be on the lookout for the aged
man, when they left Peoria. Mr..
Richardson was returned to his
home and placed under doctors
care.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-25
BOXES CREEK
BY MRS. HALLE CRAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Stratum, of
Columbus, spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. HeDer Shirk.
Mrs. Leonard Coins and child
rem were dinner guests Monday
of her mother, Mrs. Gray, son,
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-10
Navy Swimmers Brush Arctic Ice In Training
(By Norman BelD

SAN DIEGO, Calf. (P)-Navy and marine corps swimmers for the first time have brushed against Arctic ice in underwater scouting.
 This was disclosed yesterday by Vice Adm. George D. Murray, first task fleet commander, in an interview on Alaska exercises.
 The rubber-suited swimmers pushed through slush siv inches thick and rubbed against four-inch ice in carrying out their missions.
 They remained in water down to an estimated four degrees be- low freezing for periods of more than an hour. They came out then because their beachhead explora- tions were completed not be- cause they were exhausted.
 Not even during the war did swimmers operate so far north. nlLu dill N4Shd III Illc AICuLldllS were retaken without their pre- invasion survey and demolition work
 The men were sailors from navy underwater demolition team No. one, led by It. Alfred R. Sears, and marines from the first divi- siCn's reconnaissance company, led by Maj. Chas. A. 3igaud. They hit the water from subma- rines off Kodiak Island in Febru- ary. They wore long underwear under their rubber suits. Their faces were smeared with petrole- um jelly.
 It. Sears, who said his men had to go through severe tests to win their fins" reported they demon
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-10
Dept. Of Interior Has Done All 1t Can For Alaska
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Continued from Page One) and forbid establishment of others.
 The telegram said the Metla- katla Indians "are definitely" aware that when given ample op- portunity for advancement and proper and just protection by the government from unscrupulous exploiters they will became self reliant and self supporting"
 Tt is our firm conviction that the only way this protection can be assured is by the perpetuation of existing reservations and the creation of other reserves for sim liar purposes" the resolution said.
 The Indians said it had been proven "again and again" that In dian reservations have never been found to hinder development of natural resources when the re- sources are accessible.
 lIlc IClCSI dIll lOOh loSCiC "AIll testimony before the committee of Mrs. Matilda Davis Chapel, of Saxman. She had testified that the Indians did not ask for thou sands of acres other witnesses had testified the interior department contemplated placing in reserva- tions.
 Mrs. Chapel testified that "ev- cry so often" some one waved a paper" at the Indians promising large reservations. Naturally we aren't actually interested in it, she said.
 The Metlakatlas' said she was not qualified to speak for the In dians in Alaska as she has not been a bonafide resident of the Territory for 25 years. They said she had grossly misrepresented Indians of Alaska.
 Mrs. Chapel told the commit tee she was speaking only for her self
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-10
Missing B-29 Was Not Lost

HONOLULU, (P) Ten B-29s resume a training flight to Japan yesterday - their radios carefully checked to prevent a repetition of Mondays needless l1-hour alert for one of them.
 The false emergency excited base control points in Spokane, Wash, the departure point, Calif- ornia and here. But it passed with out any of the 203 officers and men in the flight being aware of it.
 Radio failure aboard one of the superforts caused it to be reported missing. Hamilton field, Calf, dispatched search planes and the rescue squadron at Hickam Field here was alerted. The B-29 landed