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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
CANTON ECHO
By Toots Schorsten

Canton. O., Jan. l5-Canton 5
defending Saxon's kept on top OF
'the SoXan Basketball scramble
last Sat, by defeating the Cleve-
land East Jrs. 81 to 80. Canton
was slow in getting their machine
cranked up but in the half it find
ly puttered 20-l4. Then the
crank and cranked up their Autos
making their score board really
ring. At last Canton has their
machine going but wait! look it
broke down (on the bright Civ
ing Canton its 9Th consecutive
win. East certainly has a good
team, they should get somewhere
Thanks to East for the swell
meal and dancing entertainment.
One of Our drivers of our mark
ing machine had an accident by
not driving right, sorry Rudy,
hope your foot gets better. You
better be careful the next time
or you may land up in the cemc-
terry.
BY the way boys, what happen
eel to that chair on the bus2 1t
slightly fell apart. "Neue Besen
kchren gut am Anfang", specially
when you are hunting for some
thing. Come on Skeiter give out.
"Ehrlich waelrt am lacngsten. "
This Sat. Canton has bye for
which we are glad. This will be
our chance to visit another club
and witness one of the great
games.
Girls! Get out those basketball
suits and come to practice this
Friday at Martins School at 7 :OO.
Let's have some of our other
members out as this time we will
lack two regular players. Hope
to see all at practice. Bring your
family if necessary. Endc gut,
allies gut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
CLEVELAND EAST
BY Carl and Johnny

Cleveland, O., Jan. l5-Canton
visited us this past weekend and
completely took over throughout
the game; although our fellows
came within few points. at times
of taken cover, but twas all in
vain. Canton won $40, in true
champ fashion. The game turned
out to be one of the cleanest
games OF the year; sportsmanship
completely prevailed to the last
blurt OF the big man in the strip
ed shirt.
To Canton
Salutes Canton for bringing such
a big and lively crowd. We hope
you enjoyed yourself. A note to
your reporter No trashing
please; we're very sensitive.
This Saturday we close our
long home stand by playing host
to Salem. Come and enjoy your
self at the game; then meet your
friends at the club after the game
and dance to one of the best old
fashioned polka bands in these
h'year parts. These two events
should go down in history as one
of the best times for everyone con-
cerned.
a very modest sum will be
charged as admission. which is a
very intelligent investment. A
special invite to all our parents
and friends is extended at this
time to show our appreciation for
the wonderful backing we've re-
ceived this season. We have again
signed the same Bohemian band
for return engagement; just for
you and { ah. you too. Also. a very
hearty invite to all our Westside
friends to come and have 4 swell
time.
To Salem
Our game will start at 7:3O at
East High. This earlier starting
time should enable everyone to
have more time to enjoy himself.
Wen have someone at the club
at $50 to direct you to the gym
E Fondest Congrats
The clubs best wishes and
loads of luck to two of our most
prominent members. Marie Kess-
Ter and Bill Spaan, on their recent
engagement.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
FERRY BRIDE HAS
CHOSEN ATTENDENTS
BY Mariechen for Ferry Tales

Following last Sundays an
nouncement of the Womenless
Wedding to be held Jan. 5lst. at
g p. m, the complete Bridal par
ty has been released for publica-
ton.
Reversing last weeks notice.
however, the same kraut supper
will be served first followed by
the wedding.
The bride is our ever charm,
ing Michael Kaiser The lucky and
handsome groom is John Orend.
Sr.The happily couple have chosen
George kirr of Grosspold as the
'Hochzeitvater'. The Maid OF
Honor is John Roth Sr., while
Michael Sander Of Waldhuttcn
is the ring bearer with Michael
Orend as Flower Girl. The brides
mother is Michael Huttcr Tr. who
is already planning for the auu
important date.
The beautiful Brides Maids are
anxiorsly awaiting the day to
show Of their fine array of gowns
and these are: John Orend III, OF
Waldhitten, whose only worry is
his mustache, to shave or not TO
shave. Fritz and Herman Roth,
what figures, and Mike Huttcr Sr
of Grossau( That is my pop).
Finally is George r. Kramer
who is officiating at the ceremony
He has been seen chasing the
moths from his long tailed coat.
The Music Department, (that
is me) is busy planning with ap-
propriate music for the occasion
with William Nagler as soloist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
LORAIN JUNIOR
NEWS
BY Hilda

Lorain, o., Jan. l5-There was
a pretty good turnout for bowl
ing Tuesday evenin. Everyone is
practicing for the bowling tourna-
ment, of course the fellas have ar
"incentive to keep their scores
high.
What happened to Rudy after
the lrst game? Could G.. J. have
had anything to do with it?
Come on gang let us show up
at all the meetings and surprise
the president. | hear he is getting
a little disgusted with the attend
anCe. 1t seems when a member
gets married we don't see much
of them after that, they gain out
side interests and forget all about
the club. We want to feel we are
swung HSW liClllDclS lllStedQ Ol
losing them by marriage. Come
on fellas and girls bring your
wives and husbands along. The
more the merrier. Also during
bowling and softball season we
show up the rest of-the time. How
about everyone coming to the
meetings
The Mems lodge is holding the
annual flashing Celebration" on
January 3lst. Let us all try and
attend TO make this affair great
success. Set this date aside for a
gala time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
AGENDA CLUB
Family Banquet January Is
Dayton Man to Speak

Cleveland, Jan. l5-The Agenda
Club of the Teutsch Memorial
Church today pushed plans for a
family banquet to be held at the
West Side Sachsenheim SUNDAY.
January Is. beginning at | p. m.
Departing from the usual Gus
tom Of presenting local after din
ner speakers, the Agenda Club
will present Glenn Massman CT
Dayton, Ohio, as the principal
speaker. Mir. Massman is widely
known as a speaker on domestic
and world current events.
No Tickets at Door
All persons planning to attend
this unusual banquet are remind
ed that no tickets will be sold at
the door. Tickets are now being
sold by all Agenda Club members.
Telephone reservations will be
accepted by calling Mathilda
Wollmann at Florida 0ll7.
Plan now to attend this out
standing social affair Make up
party with your friends and chill
dren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Betty and Clara

Although it was announced in
the paper at an early date and
cards were sent out, attendance
was low at the last meeting. Out
of an approximate membership OF
thirty, only sixteen attended. This
is an example of the cooperation
received. Come on kids. let's show
some interest in the club.
Here is a reminder OF what is
i'll store for the future. We are
going to have Devotional meet
ings on the second Wed. of every
month. Our next one will be Feb
18th.
1t was decided at the last meet.
ing that the movie will be shown
in the latter part of Feb. The date
will be announced at some later
time.
The Devotional meeting and
the movie are open to everyone,
so bring your friends along. Old
and young are invited.
The regular business meeting
will be Feb. 4 at Sis p. IN. Let S
have a big attendance and show
that we can have successful
r1,,b
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Jan. l5-At our
January business meeting, the fol
lowing members took over the du-
ties of officers of the Detroit [r.
Saxons for l948:
President, John Schemmel
Bice-Ptes., Ray Teutsch
Secretary, Phil Wendell
Treasurer, Marvin Teutsch
Fin -Sec'y.. Victor Deptner
Trustees, Tom Deptner, John
Meindt, George Wise
Custodian, Richard Thalgott
With.a staff of officers like that
Gall mem, how can we help but
have stronger and more active
club. Congratulations to the new
officers and our hearty thanks to
the lo47 officers who did a won
derful job.
Voted as sponsors from the
Senior Lodge for 1913 are Mrs.
Michael Teutsch and Mr.. John
SCHNEIDER Sr., To Mrs. Teutsch
and Mr.. SCHNEIDER we wish to say
that we are very proud to have
you as our representatives.
New Members
Two new members were added
to our roll call last Friday, Jan.
9th. They are: Marie Dengel and
Irene Schuster. Happy to have
you with us. gals
Club Social
Invitations were extended to
the club to have an ice skating
party at Warnke's Cottage and 4
sleigh-ride at Schunn's Farm. The
dates for the events have not been
set but ] am sure no member will
want to miss the fun. Keep the
invitations in mind.
Anniversary
Do not forget the Senior Lodi
ge's 35th Anniversary on Sunday,
February 18th! A meal Of baked
ham with all the trimmings will
be served and 4 5-piece orchestra
will furnish the dance music Meal
and dance tickets can be purchas-
ed from Tom Deptner.
Bowling Note
"Hurray" Jean rolled 22O last
Sunday. Nice to see couple OF
the fellows at the bowling alley.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

game everyone went down to the
club for a dinner and dance. Our
heartiest thanks go out to Mrs.
Weber and the other ladies', who
made that delicious spaghetti fir
us.
Tomorrow we are not scheduled
lor a game, SO we ian rest up over
the weekend for iur remaining
gahes. We would like to see more
OF the older crowd at our games.
too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
SALEM NEWS
BY Betty Polder

Salem, O., Jan. l5-Hi Juniors,
seems funny not having a game
to attend. although some Of our
Juniors travelled to Youngstown
to witness the two games there.
Congratulations Youngstown, l
knew you could do it, a victory
that is! Nothing like starting out
the New Year right. Too bad to
Ellwood.
To Cleveland East =.
You can except bus load and
more all set for an interesting
game. and a good time. May the
best team win.
Attention Juniors
Watch this article for an an
nouncement concerning a social
for the members of thesT. s. !. A
chorus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
GUILD

wishes to thank all our friends
that participated in our sociais
last year, to help make them d
success.
The year OF l047 was a very
successful one and with our new
officers on the job this year will
be the same.
Our new officers are:
President, Elsie Schuller
Vice-Pres., Mary Guist
Rec. Sec'y., Sophia Wardeiner
Cor. Sec'y,. Emma Vanderbilt
Treasurer, Mary Judd
Sunshine, Millie Miller
Auditor, Hilda Thiel, Virginia
Roth, Eliz. Ungar, Edna
Schultz.
Best OF Luck to them.
Special Attention Please!
The Ladies of Lodge "a invited
all its members to attend their an
nual dinner held Feb. I. at 6 D. ~.
at the East Side Sachsenheim.
After dinner there will be dane
ing, so be sure to tell your bus
bands and boy friends 20 come
tor an evening Of fun. For Reser-
vatlons call PO. 1920 Mrs
MontSch.
And girls don't forget the
Bazaar
January Is, sponsored by the
United Soxans for East and Yves.
for the benefit of our E,uropean
Saxon Relief. We have a Job TO
do. every one is urged to attend.
Sophia Wardeiner, Rec. Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
SAXON VETERANS
BY Frank Ham

For our SaxOns and their friends
who wish to have good time
dancing to one of>the best Polka
Bands in the land we again pre-
sent the Radio Famous Polka
teers' on Friday. January 23rd. at
the West Side Sachsenheim. (See
our large ad on this page. Come
on along with the crowd and have
some fun in this New Year!
Meeting
Our next meeting will be on
Monday, February End, at the
East Side Sachsenhcim. l4O0 East
55th St. eve give the address for
the benft of the east side vcts)
at 8 p. m. Let's all be present and
bring new member so we can
get a good start on our plans for
l94S. -
The veterans who attended the
Branch banquet last Sunday
really met a lot of their old friends
and the meal was delicious.
Remember to attend your Sell
ior Lodge meetings. This Friday,
January 10th, Branch is having
installation of officers in which
our members will take big part.
Date is not right :See other
notice! -... Nj
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
SAXON BOWLERS!

In answer to the article that
appeared a few weeks ago for the
attempted organization OF an open
Saxon Bowling League. only
three organizations have express
ed a desire to participate. They
are as follows:
New Castle. Pa.
Lorain Saxon Juniors Club
Agenda Club of Cleveland, O.
If there are any other organiza-
tions who desire to participate in
Saxon Bowling League please
send your letters to the T. s. ]. A
President, Henry SCHNEIDER, lO605
Linnet Ave, Cleveland IL, Ohio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew kessler,
1925 Sanford Avenue, Cleveland,
Ohio, wish to announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Marie
Anna to Mr.. William Frederick
Spaan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Spaan. OPS Helmsdale Rd.. Cleve-
land Heights, Ohio. No date has
been set for the wedding.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
DID YOU KNOW THAT

Newest type of mirroris one
coated on the front instead of the
back with aluminium for use in
scientific instruments.
During the past 20 years con-
sumption Of cotton in the United
States has never fallen below 1915
pounds per person per year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
7. S. ]. A. NOTICE

The tentative dates for the
l947/4S Basketball championhip
Play-Offs are as follows:
lst Game:
March q. at Western Division
End Game:
March Is, at Eastern Division.
Any clubs desiring to sponsor
the Third Play-Off game. if one is
necessary. are requested to send
bids to the Association President
Immediately.
Henry SCHNEIDER.
T. s. ]. A. President.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

Are You ana your relatives mem-
bSrs Of the Sick BENEFIT Society,
ana Central verband II not, now
10 the time to Join. For more In.
formation call the local represen.
tative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
QUESTIONS7
Answers will be found on page z.

|. What was Mahatman Gan
dhis profession in his youth?
?. Who are the Croats?
). Tahe names Of what two OF
the original Is states begin with
the letter MP
4. Which is the Sooner state?
g. Who founded the Persian
Empire
o. With the history of what
country is William Tell associat-
ed?
I. During the war we read much
about the Polish corridor; what
is its width?
8. What state breeds the larg-
tst number of Jersey COWS?
.. What were the descendants
of Jacob called?
TO- Where is Mount Etna?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
FARRELL NEWS
By Marie.

Farrell. Pa, Jan. l5-First Of
all, ! would like to make cor
rection to last weeks article. 1t
seems that there was mix up in
the names OF the engaged couple
My humble apologies to Bette
Burprich engaged to Lloyd Grit
fifth, and Alice Burprich who will
marry Fred Griffith. ior getting
their names wrong.
Well, after a fast and exciting
game with Monaco. we managed
to keep ahead of them until the
whistle blew. The final score was
4S-42 in our favor. After the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

Next weeks inStallment will
feature the details of the wedd.
ing attire.
Don't forget to make reserva
tons.
see lot of members who never
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
F.
DiDOMENICO
kandidata Demokraticke Organisace
do
"a 3. Kongresni Distrikt
Primarily v pondeE, 3. kvetna 1913
.a.n ANTHONY 26I F. Ddp s3nzi5 jest synsst da roxy star a p gy EJ zNot re
ske University
Jko Neodvidy Demokrat by dvaErat zvoen do Maryandsk6 zakonodrny ke
souzn co pfedseda d6ezteho Vzdelavacho Vyboru.
Nyf je cenem Banmorke Messke Rady kde zaaavam lto Vykonneho Pred
sey momehos oudn1hoV yb0u a bI pocten jmenovanfm do OHSreet Pakovacfo
VybOu Messke Rady. Jake Glen konomickeho Bhku booval "a snfzenf DAM a
dprnosi v messke Wade.
V M@ske Rade zasadl Sc to, re blo zabraneno poHavenf 5000 600 glonove
nadrzky ma paivovy oj V nA dvrd a razne poHavl Sc pri vybudovanf poponova-
ny Pr@edaS oudnfho VybMu Rdy vdl k 1pesnemu uzaveu Om Mion1D d-
roveho zdravotnho pogra@t kry zahrnoyai zfzgn move marice dale outpa-
Jihovychodnfn Baltimore, Infnmary Budovu a Tuberkuoml Budovu
Vprtomne dobe Sc pokouA ezonoy AZ akroveho pozemku zapadne ODE
tmorep o pak a rehreaenfs fediko a soucaae Dude souzij jake pofebna narazn-
koa obatm e1p rdmysovymi a reddencnfmi majetky.
Prkazl Sc bh stahnym pfebonfkem V zNmu voicn sveho obvodu a horHym
ochrancem jeUch pray!
osi tax nnf b1 pochvaen "a Ses nahy a pro vefemy trad bl potrzn delncky-
mi organRacemi
Jest pro MawhaIdv Plan a pNnym odpurcem Komunsnu; dale schvaljeP o-
mocV etTandm a obhajWen avratk Stare DenokrcIL
Jest cetnym clenem ZECHOSLOVAKA AMERICAN CIVIC ASSN a pnnalen:
THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY
K OSADE SV. KATERINY
B P c. ELKS No. 7
THE GOOD NEIGHBOR LEAGUE .-
By Authority of James OFarel Clarke, Treasurer
BRITISH kralovsti manzele slavi
stTibrnou svatbu.

Londyn. - LondynanGm by
la &c. dubna poskytnuta op6t
iednou velka parada, kdyz
kral JiT1 VI. S kralovnou Alzbe-
tou oslavili stT1brnou svatbu.
Statis1ce lidf poTadali kralovske
dvojici ovace, kdyz v otevre-
mem voze jela z Buckingham
skeho palace do katedraly Sv.
Pavla k bohosluzbe dfkGvzdanf
V druhem voze jel prime Philip
S korunn1 princeznou Alzbetou
Kralovna Alzbeta je dcerou
jednoho skotskeho Slechtice
Bowles-Lyona a nesnila
We SVEN mladf tom, re Sc jed
nou stane anglickou kralovnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Prestrelky ma jugoslavkych
hranicich.

We Venezii Giulii doslo k
pfestfelce mezi italskymi a jul
goslavskymi hlfdkami, "a nfz
byl zastTelen jugoslavsky d.
stojn1k a italsky vojak a raneni
tfi italst1 vojaci. Utok zahajili
Jugoslavci, protoze italska HID
ka vesla omylem ma jugoslav-
ske 1zeml.
V Terstu oznamily britske
vojenske 1rady, re v nedeli byl
zastfelen jugoslavskou strait
nedaleko Reconsideration
hranic porucfk britske armady
John Edmund Burke. Jeho ze-
ma, rakouska obcanka a dalsi
britsky dGstojnfk porucfk Mar
lowe, byli zajati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
CSR. podepsala obrannou
smIouyu S Rulharskem.

Praha. - V Praze byla dine
23. dubna podepsana smlouva
mezi Ceskoslovenskem a Bull
harskem, kterouz 81 ODE smluv-
nj strany vzajemne slibuji vo-
jenskou pomoc, kdyby Sc staly
pTedmetem 1toku Sc strany Ne
mecka neb nejake zeme S Ne
meckem spojene. Smlouva by
la uzavrena ma 20 let a ma byt
obnovena vzdy ma 5 let, nebu-
deli rok pred vyprsenfm p1-
vodni lhdty vypovedena jednou
z obou smluvn1ch stran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Hrabe Sforza sc ma stat
italskym presidentem.

Rim. Mluvi Sc o tom, re Sc
nynejsf italsky zahranicn1 mi
INSTR hrabe Carlo Sforza stane
italskym presidentem, kdyby
nynejsf zatfmni president Enri-
co de Nicola odmt1nul znovu-
zvOlen1.
De Nicola nynf 7Olety, je vel
churav a ma Sc "a to, re DIAL
81 volbu ma z let nepfljme.
Sforza, nyn1 74lety Sc naproti
tomu test velmi dobremu zdra-
vi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
s'Nemohou Sc podivat slusnym
lidem do ocf."

5 tlmto prohlasenim resigno-
val Ivan Glaser-Skalsky, 37lety
csl. atase v Bernu We SvycaTich.
Pravil dale: "Jsou jista prava,
Jez jsou cloveku svata. V ces-
kych lesich jsou pridrzovani k
nucene praci pTedaci csl. inte-
llgence, ponevadz nesouhlasili
S prevratem. Videl jsem inte-
lektualy, jak must konat tez-
kou telesnou praci v dohledu
strojnlch pusek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Posledni Nsmci opoustsji
Prahu.

Dne 9. dubna 1913 zacal Sc
odsun zbylych Nemc1 z Prahy
do sberneho strediska. Proza-
tim odjela 2 nakladnf auta. Cd
sun pokracuje pravidelne. Mem
ci s sebou mohou wit i vsechno
bytove zar1zeni. z Prahy je
jich urceno k odsunu pres 600.
Krone toho je v Praze ma 900
smisenych manzelstv1. Take
temto lidem Dude vetSinou ma
lezena pracovni pTllezitost ven
ku. Uvolnl sc tax dalS1 byty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Norsko nikdy nepHjde do
spolku s Ruskem

Oslo. - Zahranicni ministr
Harvard M. LANCE ujistil par
lament, re Norsko nikdy a "a
zadnych okolnost1 nesjedna
vojensky spolek Sc Sovetskym
svazem. Vlada poc1tala S MOI
nostf, re Moskva vyzve Norsko
Ike sjednan1 podobne smlouvy,
jakou Sovetsky svaz nedavno
uzavTel s Finskem. Vyzva je-
ste neprisla a patrne take ne
Pride. Ale i kdyby Sc Moskva
O sjednan1 takove smlouvy po-
'kusila, dostane "a odpoved re
Norsko patti do zapadn1ho bio
ku, z11stane verno demokracii a
nema ma spolku Sc Sovetskym
svazem zajmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Rozladsni italskych komunistG
DO yolhach.

Benatky. - Naznaky nesou-
ladu a rozkladu vyv1jejf Sc u
vnitr italske komunisticke stra-
ny nasledkem neocekavane roz-
hodne porazky levicovych stran
pri narodnlch volbach.
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Angle odvolala footballovy
zapas IS Ceskosolvenskem.

Anglicka footballova asosia-
&c pc prazskem komunistickem
statnfm pTevratu odvolala "a
pas sveho vybraneho muzstva S
ceskoslovenskym teamem, KITE
ry mel byti sehran V Praze 8.
kvetna.
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Nejmensi poStovni stanice
ma Svete.

V 1zine Magelanov6, ma do
len1m c1pu JIM Ameriky je
nejmens1 postovnf stanice ma
sv6te. Je to plovouci bedna, We
kter6 m1jejfc1 lodi mohou zane
chavat depese nebo je vyzve-
davat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Dalsi pocta presidenta Roose-
velta " Anglii.

Londyn. - Presidentu Roose-
veltovi Sc dostane v Anglii dali
81 velke pocty a Size tim, re je-
no pametnf plaketa Dude umfs-
tena v kapli notwithstanding
opatstvf, kde .jsou hroby nebo
aspon pametnf plakety nejza-
slouzilejsfch muzG O britskou
TlSi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

- Nejleps1 invested jest kou-
pc VALECNYCH BONDU. Ny
nj name vyhodnou prilezitost
pGjciti Wade Spoj. StatG sve L.
spory, kdyz 81 zakouplme
BOND VfTEZSTVf!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

Ma sv6te Sc nevyskytnou
nlkdy diva Tide, kteff by myself
v 1plne shode. Je vsak ma sve-
te mnoho lidf, kterf shodn6 ne
mysll vdbec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

"Krucinal hergot, vsechno
muzstvo dnes pTi odchodu pro-
hledat, to uz Sc stale pc druhe,
re Sc nam ztratila kotva!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

- Nenf opdvodnfkem poly
kac meet, ktery nemdze jfsti
ostra j1dla?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

-Kupujme nynf Bondy Vi
tezstvi, abychom pfispeli k mi
rovemu usporadanf Spojenych
a celeho sveta!
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Montovane domky " cSR.

Praha. - NarOdn1 pOdnik
Drevounia v Turanech ma Slo-
vensku prave dokoncuje prf-
pravne prace ma stavbu monte
vanych drevenych staveb, s .je-
jichz vyrobou Dude jiz pr1stf
mes1c zapocato.
Zvlastnostf techto staveb je
instalacn1 z~arizenf, jez je jiz
vmontovano do d1lcG, z nichz
niue i neodborn1k postavit do
mex "a diva tydny. dice jsou
vyrobeny z nehorlaveho dreva,
zvlastn1m zpGsobem prepare
vaneho. Zatfm Sc budou vyra-
beti tTi domky denne.