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Evening star., 1948-06-11
Coastal Oil Bill Gets :
Committee Approval
In Senate by IS Vote

Legislation to give the coastal
States outright ownership of the
on-rich tidelands was step nearer
congressional approval today after
winning a 6-to-5 vote of approval In
the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The bill, similar to one already
passed overwhelmingly by the
House, was sent to full Senate
yesterday. Two Democratic Sena-
tors were not recorded as voting
Kilgore of West Virginia and Mag
nuson of Washington. Senator Mag
nuson has been travelling with
President Truman in Washington
state. Both Senators will be per-
mitted to record their votes If they
wish, the committee said.
The controversial measure, al
ready once vetoed by President Tru-
man, actually is already on the
Senate calendar, however, due to a
parliamentary maneuver by one of
its chief sponsors. Senator Downey,
Democrat, of California. But he has
been awaiting committee action be-
fore calling for Senate vote.
Two-thirds' Vote Entertained.
Senate passage seems assured, but
1t is not certain that a two-thirds'
vote can be mustered, enough to
override another expected veto, If
Congress adjourns on June 10, how
ever, President Truman could kill
the bill with a pocket veto-that is,
by taking no action at all on it. The
bill is on the Republican list Of de
sirable" bills, but is not yet must
measure.
The measure would vest in the
coastal States clear title to the sub
merged land In a 3-mile belt be-
yond the low-tide line.
The Supreme Court held last year
that the State of California does
not own the land under her mar
ginal sea. Sponsors Of the bill con-
tend this decision upset all previous
precedents.
Supported by States.
A committee member, who asked
not to be named, said the Senators
who voted to send the controversial
bill to the floor were Moore, Demo-
crat of Oklahoma Ferguson, Repub-
ncan, of Michigan; Revercomb, Re-
publican, of West Virginia; Cooper,
Republican, of Kentucky; McCar-
ran, Democrat, of Nevada. and East
land, Democrat of Mississippi.
Reported against 1t were Chair
man Wiley and Senators LANCER,
Republican, of North Dakota; DON
nell, Republican, of Missouri; Nc
Grath, Democrat, of Rhode Island,
and Fulbright, Democrat. of Ar
kansas.
The bill has the support Of virtu-
ally all the States. But it was
opposed by the administration,
which sponsored substitute. Secre-
tary of Interior Krug has said the
President will veto the new bill II
IL reaches him.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Dy the Asseeiassd Prsss

LONDON. June 11.-Lord Beaver
brook, British press magnate, told q
royal investigating commission he
runs his newspapers purely rs prop
aganda organs for his empire views,
1t was disclosed today.
The publishers testimony. gwen
March Is, was published by His
N.ajesty's Stationery Ofiice.
Lord Beaverbrook, who owns the
|mass-circulation Daily Express and
Evening Standard, told the com.
mission he ran the Express purely
TO- the purpose of making propa-
ganda and with no other object"
Propaganda" he said, was on
particular issues, my own issues,
issues I have advocated all these
years"
He listed these as empire free
trade, empire customs union, "em-
pire unity for the purpose of secur-
ing peace, and If necessary for max
ing war;"
The publisher said his papers op-
posed British participation in the
Evening star., 1948-06-11
u. 5. Attorneys 10 Ask
End Of Writ, Allowing
Strike al Oak RIDGE
BY The Asseeioisd Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June IL
Attorneys are scheduled to ask to-
day for dismissal Of the Govern
ment's first injunction under the
national emergency provision Of the
Taft Hartley Act.
Federal Judge George G. Taylor
issued the order here March 10,
prohibiting strike or lockout at
an Oak Ridge atomic plant.
Acting by direction Of the Attor-
ney General, United States attor-
neys will 60 before Judge Taylor
and ask that the injunction be dis
charged.
Offer Voted Down.
The 80-day cooling off" period
which the injunction provided un-
der Taft-Hartley Act procedure ex-
pired Monday.
On that day also, the National
Labor Relations Board certified to
the Attorney General that workers
in the Oak Ridge National Labora-
tory had rejected, by vote of TIL
to 26. final" contract offer by
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals
Corp, which operates the plant for
the Government.
Of6cials of Carbide and Of the
AFL Atomic Trades and Labor
Council, which represents the
plants 875 workers, have been in
extended negotiations all this week,
seeking agreement on numerous
issues. The sessions have continued
past midnight the last two nights.
Neither side has made any def
mite statement, but both have indi-
Gated that some progress is being
made.
II is mandatory under the Taft
Hartley law that the injunction
be dismissed, but immediate dis
missal is not required.
Once the court order is dismissed,
the union will be free to call a
strike legally. Union members
authorized their leaders to call
strike by unanimous vote at a
mass meeting Tuesday.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
PowerPo|itics, Not U.S.Aid F.,
Held Reds Top Al Concern
BY the A,seeiatsd Press


The Russian government, fighting
for its life in 1941, appeared more
interested in talking power politics
than about military supplies from
America, Robert E. Sherwood said
today.
This impression comes from a rec
ord made by the late Harry Hopkins
of two wartime meetings in Moscow
with Prime Minister Stain. Mr..
Sherwood, Mr.. Hopkins's biographer,
has access to the notes.
Mr.. Hopkins was sent as President
Roosevelt's representative to find out
what military supplies the Russians
needed to halt the Germans. This
was six weeks after the Germans
attacked.
Writing in Golfers Magazine, Mr.
Sherwood says:
Even with its very life In peril
the Soviet government appeared to
be more anxious to discuss future
frontiers and spheres Of influence
than to negotiate for military
supplies"
Evening star., 1948-06-11
z Hackers Found Guilty
In Tipsy Driving cuses

) Two District cab drivers were
found guilty yesterday Of driving
under the influence Of liquor.
They are George w. Mosser, 20,
Of the 1000 block Of Wilson boule.
ward, Arlington, and Samuel w.
Poole. 20, colored. of the 1000 block
Of Fifteenth street NV.
Mosser, arrested May in the
$500 block Of M street NV, pleaded
guilty to the charge and was sen.
fenced to $50 or so days by Judge
Ellen K. Raedy in Municipal Court.
Poole, found guilty of the charge
after q jury trial, will be sentenced
Tuesday,
Evening star., 1948-06-11
n. A. AIIord Honored
By North curoIino u.

Harry A. Allard, 6s, Of 5000 North
Seventh street, Arlington. Va, re-
tired scientific stan member Of the
Agriculture Department, has re-
ceived an honorary degree Of doctor
of science from the University Of
North Carolina.
A graduate Of the university, Mr..
Allard is co-discoverer Of photoperi-
odism, q fundamental law govern
ing the blossoming and fruiting Of
plants. The discovery was made n
years ago with DR.. w. w. Garner.
then head Of the Bureau OF Plant
Industry here. It shows that the
hlossoming and fruiting Of plants
depends on the length OF day or
night.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

more than 1000 in 1s41 to only 57s
this year, he noted.
Opposition to the Powell plan
centered last night around trafiic
dangers on Thirteenth, Fourteenth
and Sixteenth streets, which stu
dents would have to cross to at
tend Mcfarland Junior High, where
many Of them would be transferred.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Two Nomed to School Board

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, June
11.-Mrs. E. Carlton Carpenter and
John B. Young were named to the
Fredericksburg School Board by the
city council. Mrs. Young succeeds
Paul Karsten, jr., chairman of the
board and a member since 1882, who
was not q candidate for reelection.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Radostne udaIosti.

- Minuly tyden, II. rfjna
narodil Sc V Bon Secours ne
mocnici krajanskym manze1Gm
p. a p1. Carl a Pauline Holub,
901 N. Kenwood Ave. klucina,
ktery vail 812 liber. Mamin-
ka i decko Sc mali k svetu. Ma
kftu svat6m chlapec dostane
jmeno Karel Michael.
z narOzenf synacka sc radu-
il rodice, dedecek a babicka
p. a p1. Karel a FrantiSka Ho-
lubovi, 1854 Ashland Ave.
= Mladym krajanGm p. a pi.
Gerard zitnfk, 1925 Pelham
Ave. narodil Sc minulou nedeli,
II. F1jna v nemocnici sv. Jose
ia klucina, vail 7 ID. a 4 OF.
Maminka i robatko jsou zdra-
We. Z narozen1 chlapecka kro-
me rodicu mali radost dedecek
a babicka p. a pf. Anton a Ma
RE zitnIk, 1873 N. Kenwood A
venue a dedecek p. Albert Po-
yer, 1925 Pelham Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22

Pred 3Oti roxy tento den INA
menal osvobozen1 nasich kraja-
nj "a morem. Ono osvobozenf
bylo umozneno csl. legionari a
Amerikou, kterou tenkrate RI
dill veliky pr1tel Cech1 a Slova-
XII nezapomenutelny president
Woodrow Wilson. Ano Wilson
tesne spolupracoval Sc zakla-
dately Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky Masarykem, Benesem a
stefanikem. Wilson byl osob-
ne pr1tomen pri prohlaseni Ces-
koslovenske Republiky. Zajis-
te 81 zaslouzi. ably techto
dnech krajane jak zde tax i We
stare vlasti uctili vrelou vzpo-
mfnkou jeho pamatku. V dru-
hem obdobf 6. S. r. byl to opet
mas americky president-nesmr-
telny Franklin d. Roosevelt,
ktery pracoval spolu S presi-
dentem BeneSem a Janem Ma
sarykem by narod ceskosloven-
sky byl osvobozen z pekla ma
zistG.
Mas dobry ceskoslovensky
lid We stare otcine, ktery tax
nevyslovne, ale hrdinsky trpel
netesil Sc dlouho re zlate svo-
body. Jest nam vsem znamo,
re nynejsf Ceskoslovenska Re-
publika jest pouhe jmeno a ia
vydobita svoboda opet zmize-
la Lid tam trp1, jest zala-
rowan, posflan do robotaren a
do dold ma tezkou praci. zakla-
dali Sc tam koncentraky a tt
nejnepohodlnejsf nynejsfmu re-
zimu Sc posllaji pry az ma ST.
biz! Jest to smutne, ten do
bry csl. lid trpi Ease hladem.
Kan to vsecko jde, co Sc letos
v G.. S. R. urodilo?
Proto mill krajane v Ameri-
ce, my zde We Spojenych Sta
tech jsme ~stastni, re name
PRAVOU SVOBODU a re NIL
zeme mluviti die sve libosti,
veriti die sveho pfesvedceni.
To jest neco "a CO musime byti
vdecn1 a vaziti 81 tuto svobodu,
kterou nam Americka Vlajka
zarucuje a zachovava navzdy
a pro vsechny do jednoho zde!
Drzme Sc dohromady a spo-
lupracujme vsichni ma udrzeni
a zachovanf nasi drahe Anne
ricke Svobody.
Doufejme, re opet pride
cas-, kdy Pravo a Spravedlnost
v Ceskoslovensku zvitezi a re
nasim drahym We stare vlasti
opet zasvitne "Slunko Prave
Zlate Svobody pro kazdeho!
Den %. RfJNA ucteme V
srdcfch nasich CO pamatku ma
tento slavny den, ktery byl a je
Symbolem Osvobozenf nasi sta
re vlasti pred 3Oti roxy.
Frank J. Rick.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
POHRRY

= Dne 13. T1jna bylo pocho-
vano ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele novorozene manzeln Tu-
rex. 942 N. Collington Ave-,
Dian M. Turek. Vykrop Sc ko-
nal re Cvachova Pohf. Domu.
V utery, 10. Tfjna zemre-
la ceska staTenka p1. Josefa
Hejlova, vdova pc Josefu Hell
low, 210 N. Duncan st. Bylo
j 70 let. Narodila Sc v Bystri-
CT v Ceskoslovensku. Zanecha-
la zde zarmoucene dcery: Ses-
tru M. Vaclavu, Notre Dame,
p1. Anthony j. Peroutka a p1.
Wilbur Davis. ZemTela pTina-
lezela ku spolk6m: Oltafn1mu
a Fanny Marie Ustavicn6 Po-
moci.
PohTeb konal sc dnes, v pa
tex rano re Cvachova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. W.
kupitele "a assistance Vldp. Jo-
sefa Vetrovce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Tyden Spojenych NarodGG.

Tento tyden cd II. do "a.
flJna konaj1 Sc oslavy 3. vyrocf
svetove organisace United Ma
tions. Pffsti nedeli, "a. rfjna
je prohlasena nas1m presiden-
tenn "a "Den Spojenych Naro-
dit" a tento den Dude vzpo-
menuto toto vyroci vsemi ma
rody = cleny t6to sv6tov6 or
ganisace.
Mas starosta mesta Thomas
D'Alesandro, Jr. prohlasil u
nited Nations Week v Balti-
more a mas guvern6r VIM. Pres
ton Lane vydal proklamaci pro
United Nations Week v Mary
landu.
Slavnosti V Baltimore byly
zahaJeny minulou .nedeli zvla-
.Stn1mi bohosluzbami a vyhlaS-
kami v kostel1ch.
V pond6li v Zasedacf SIM
Mestske Rady byly vztyceny
vlajky Spojenych NarodG, CITE
ma Resoluce Spoienych Naro-
dG a schGze Mestske Rady te-
levisovana.
V 1tery vecer konal Sc obrov
sky prGvod dolejsf cast mes
ia, nemz dominoval krasny
alegoricky viz Spoj. NarodG.
Y Mezinarodnfm Centru byly
vecery zpevG a tancG.
Slavnosti vyvrcholf tuto ne
deli, "a. rfjna pc cel6m sv6t6!
V Baltimorskych kostel1ch bu-
dou zvlastn1 obrady a velka
schdze Spojenych. Narod1 po-
radana Ligou zenskych Volt
ca v kostelech sv. Michaela a
Vsech AndelG. u. N. Youth
porada schulz v Roland Park
Country School. Slavnosti W.
vrchol1 koncertem Baltimorske
no Symfonickeho Orchestra "a
rlzeni popularn1ho kapeln1ka
Reginalda Stewarta.
Ucelem techto oslav je zd6-
razniti cinnost a Gle Spojenych
NarodG a podporovati snahy
pro svetovy mir!
Hlavn1m pTedsedou oslav ty-
dnu Spoj. Narod6 V Baltimore
Je p. Thomas r. Reid a predse-
da programoveho vyboru DR..
Donald HI. Andrews.
Urednfci United Nations
Assn v Marylandu jsou: PIP.
Charles L. Marburg, president;
L. Wethered Barroll, executive
vice-president; Judge Oscar
Lesser a George l.. Radcliffe,
honorary vice-presidents; Mrs.
William H. Craig, v%ice-presi-
Samuel Frank, vice-pre-
sident: Mrs. William H. Natl
bic, Director.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
KRAJANSKA


Smrt presidenta Edvarda Be-
nese dotkla Sc hluboce srdcf|
naseho lidu, ktery no mel We
velke vaznosti a lasce "a vse,
co vykonal jak pro starou nasf
vlast tax pro mas v Americe.
Vzdyt i mezi Mani I'll a pGso-
bill a prispel merou neobycej-
.nou k dobremu zvuku jmena
ceskoslovenskeho We Spojenych
Statech. Tis1ce nas1ch kraja-
MI poznalo no ma verejnych
schuzlch a manifestac1ch a
mnozl byli S MIN i v uzsfm sty-
ku osobn1m. Vsichni jsme 81
vazili jeho nadlidske a krasne
prace a jmeno jeho bylo nam
v druhem odboji tax drahe jak
jmeno Tomase G. Masaryka v
odboji prvn1m. Srdc1m nasim
pfibllzila no i smrtelna East,
kterou prot nemu choval ne
mecky diktator, jenz prave vi
del V tonic pTfkladnem cesko-
slovenskem demokratu jedno-
no z neutrality-suspicious. svych
nepratel.
Mas lid Dude mfti prflezitost
dat vyraz teto sve lasce a dcte
k presidentu BeneSe ma tryzne
k uctenf jeho pamatky uspora-
dane V Sokolovne v nedeli, dine
81. ffjna We 3 hodiny odpol.
V tento den poTada Sdruzenf
Csl. SpolkG v Baltimore OSLA-
WI %. RfJNA, Svatku Cesko-
slovenske Nezavislosti spoje-
nou Sc vzpom1nkou ma toho,
jenz V pfiprave k %. R1jnu
hral tax vyznamnou 1lohu. Ne
bot bez Benese, jak vyslovne
pravil president Osvoboditel,
bychom republiky mcneil a ne
bylo by bez neho AMI doslo k
slavnemu dni osvobozeni %.
R1jna 1913.
Proto zadame vsechny nase
krajany, ably pTisli jiste ma O.
slavu %. R1jna do Sokolovny v
nedeli, dine 81. Tfjna, 1913. PTid
slim elsie Dude nam mono O.
znamiti program V celosti.
Sdruzeni Csl. Spolki
Baltimore, Inc.
S. S. p
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Kraian D. Edward F. Peroutka

president Victory Theatre Co.
odkoupil cd S%tansbury Estates,
Inc. zname podniky Aero Thea
ire a Aero Shopping Center.
ODE strediska byla postavena
firmou Glenn L. Martin v roce
1941 a zauj1majf plochu 5 a.
krdd. Ma Mich je postaveno bio
graf, 13 obchodu a d1len sku-
pima Professionalism drado-
ven a velka tovarna ma kosile.
Tento majetek preset do VAST
nictvi p. Peroutky dnem 1. r1j-
ma 1913.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
DOPIS.
10. zar1, 1913

IS. zaT1, 1913.
Cteny p. A. Cihlari!
Zasllam ma ukazku ted OBJ
drzene karty z Kolfna. Kdyz
jsem odejel z Kolfna byl jsem
jen maly, asi II let, ale stale 81
dopisuji s mymi kamarady. Pa
matuji 81 ma Kmocha a .jeho
"Kollne, Kol1ne".
Zaslete mi tyto karticky las
KAYE zp6t, abych je uIozil me-
ri me starozitnosti. Clovek tro-
chu omladne i kdyz je starsi,
kdyz 81 vzpomene ma Kmocho-
YOU p1sen "Jaro Mladf".
5 kraJanskym pozdravem,
F. Cincibus, mi.
D6kujeme p. F. Cincibusovi,
MI, "a ukazky re slavneho Ko-
lima jak vypadal v "pekne ro-
vine" pred 35 l6ty a jak vypa-
ola dnes. z obrazku je viditel-
no, re pokrok 20. stoletf zasahl
i toto starobyl6 mesto, v nemz
Sc nyn1 soustfeduje velky prd-
mysl. Stare pamatn6 domy
mizi, ably ucinily misto moder-
nimu budovanf. Kolfn Sc nyni
honosl novym krasnym diva
diem, obrovskym mostem pres
Labe a ~zdymadly pro parnfky.
0 lidovem kapeln1ku Kmocho-
vi a vyroc1 jeho 100. narozenin
jsme nedavno psali v "Telegra-
fu". Jeste jednou "a vzpomfn-
ky ma Kolin dekuje Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
voleni komunistictl politictl

VOloHl uHlS pOllClOCl
pfedaci. Ably sokolska myslen-
ka byla CO nejv1ce pokorena,
jsou do celia nejstars1ch sokol-
skych jednot davani nejvetsi
nepratele Sokola. TAX prima-
tor mesta Prahy, velky protiso-
kolsky pracovn1k, ktery v do
be prvni republiky velmi bro
jill prot Sokolu a dozadoval Sc
jeho rozpusteni, byl V minu-
lych dnech ~postaven v cello nej-
starsf jednoty sokolske v Pra-
re a byl zvolen s~tarostou v So
kole Praha L.
Ably sc tato prace komunis-
tickemu primatorovi mohla po-
DART, muscle byti z teto Jedno-
ty vylouceno Sc SokolG a svych
funkcf zbaveno jedenact sokol-
skych pracovnikG. Je tn jeste
nekdo. kdo Dude tvrdit, re Sc
v Ceskoslovensku mic nestalo?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Nacelnik polske milice byI pri.
iat do komunistickeho .
noIithvro

Varsava. - General Franti-
Sex Jozwiak, nacelnfk narodnf
milice, byl zvolen clenem vse-
mocneho politbyro polske ko-
munisticke strany.
Pocet milicakG kterf jsou
slozkou polske policie, je Cd
hadovan ma 100000 muz6. Po-
mahaj1 pri "cistce" nejen v ko-
munisticke strane, ale We vsech
ostatn1ch polskych politickych
s%tranach, re kterych jsou vylu-
covani "pravicaci a nacionalis-
te'. Nejvetsf 1kol ma ne 6eka,
az komunisticka strana zacne
Sc potkavat S odporem 15,OOO,-
900 polskych rolnlk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Otiskujeme dopis zaslany re-
dakci starostou naseho mesta
9th. Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.

October 18th, 1913.
Mr.. Anthony Cihlar,
Editor-M Manager
"THE TELEGRAM,
843 N. Washington Street
Baltimore : 5, Md.
Dear Mr.. Cihlar:-
| wish to acknowledge re-
ceipt of your letter of October
7th informing me that on Octo-
Der 28th the commemoration
of the founding of the Republic
of Czechoslovakia will be OBJ
served.
1t is most fitting and proper
that you publish a Special Edi-
ton for Czechoslovak Day, and
| am pleased to enclose here
with my check for $1,000 for
which you may extend my
greetings as | have done in pre-
viOuS years.
With best wishes and kindest
personal regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
Mayor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
"Red Feather Day"

Dude We ctvrtek, %. ffjna a p.
John d. Williams, hlavni pred
seda S2,O07, 037 Community
Chest Kampane vyzyva vsech-
ny podporovatele teto human
nj akce ably v ten den zjevne
nosili "Cervena perfcka".
Do minuleho tydne sebraon
bylo ma tento fond $725,21O
Gill 36.1% z vytceneho Gle.
Krajane kter1 jste jeste ne
pTispeli, ucinte tax ano?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Showdown at Sundown!"

rada Baltimorskeho Beg
pecnostniho Vyboru v jejich
dopravnf bezpecnostni kampa-
nj We ktere zdGraznujf nocni
dopravnf nebezpeci.
Zimni meslce znamenaji KRAFT
ky den a meme denn1ho svetla.
Jezdite-li autem z vecera neb
v noci, budte opatrni a zmir-
nete jfzdu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Pred 3Oti roxy
pro slavnostni oslo TELEGRAPH
napsal KAREL PORKAT,
csl. legionaf.
(Dokoncenf re stranky ID

sahl a cetl co noveho V Balti-
more. Proto ct6na redakce je-
ste jednou srdecne dfky DO tri-
clt1 letech. TTicet let co je ia
otcina svobodna. Co zazila do
breho a zleho, i obzvlast6 ted
V poslednim case. Vzdyt tam
uz to dopracovali tax daleko,
re ia kdybych tam Sci Legio-
narskem steJnokroji pc ulici,
tax by me tam jist6 zavreli.
Vzdyt dneska tax zvana "lido-
va vlada" rozpoustf Sokolstvo
a zahranicn1 vojsko, ktere Sc
bio, ably narod dostal svoji
svobodu zp6t!!!
Boil Sc jich snad ia vlada IL
dova. ia myslfm, re kdyz nam
este svedomf, tax Sc nemusfm
bait zadneho. Je to opravdu
do nebe volajfci, re clovek We
vlastn1 zemi, pod vlastnf VIA
dou Sc bojf promluvit re stra-
Gnu, ably tax zvana "vlada IL
dova' jej n~ezavrela. Krajane,
tam We stare vlasti, kan jste
to dopracovali. Co to dalo pra-
ce a namahy nasemu Tatfckovi
Masarykovy, Gen. Milanu Ste
fanlkovi, nam drahemu presi-
dentu Benesovi a Janu Masary-
kovi a Wy jste to vse znicili v
tax kratkem case. Kan to spe-
Jete? Rozpomen Sc Tide cesky
neil Dude pozde!
Vsemu lidu tam We stare VIA
sti pref jen vse dobr6, jdete We
slepejlch Masaryka a Benese a
Dude VAN vsem Ease dobre a
volne Sc vam Dude dychat!
Koncfm a volam ku Vasemu
patronu sv. Vaclavu: "Svaty
Vaclave, Vevodo Ceske zeme,
rozpomen Sc ma sve pleme ne
del zahynouti mu a jeho bu-
douc1mu narodu!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
%. RfJEN

%. RfJEN
jest den, ktery byl nasim gu
vernerem prohlasen "Ceskoslo-
venskym Dnem Neodvislosti"
" Marylandu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Vazen1 krajane!

Vazen1 krajane!
Upozornujeme vas ma VIDA
nj "Svobodneho ZftTku''. Jsou
to noviny demokratickych &C.
choslovakG, kteTi Install verni
Masarykovu odkazu a pc dno-
rovych udalostech odesli do
exilu, ably zachranili svoji svo-
bodu, mnohych pT1padech
svuj zivot, ale predevsfm svou
cest.
S mnozstv1m ctenaTd poros-
tie list V rozsahu a zvTs1 sc jeho
vyznam.
Ukoly mali obtfzne. Pomoz-
te jim ably je zdolali.
List vychazi kazdych ctrnact
dn1 a cen ajest $3.50 rocne.
Doporucte jim pravidelny
odber ma adresu:
L. Stransky,
81 Rue de la Voute,
Paris lie, Francie.
Nebo chtel-li by nekdo ode
blrati tento casopis, necht to
oznamf tajemnici Sdruzenf pf.
Sylvie S. PETER, 1907 Ednor
Road, Baltimore : Is, (Telefon
Chesapeake 37O8, volejte pc
6 p. n.y. a ona Yam milerada
.sdel1 veskere informace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Tito a Kominforma.

Rozpory mezi marsalkem Ii
tou a Kominformou. vlastne
lepe S Ruskem Sc stale %rozsifu-
j. Poc1ta Sc proto S moznost1,
re Tito oficielne zastavf dalSl
podporu Teckych partyzanu,
ktera jiz nynf pT1lis velka neni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Komunisticky prazsky prima-
tor prevzal vedeni Sokole
Prazskem.

Nejstarsf prazska sokolska
iednota Sokol Praha I. byl ma
pokyn komunistd uz 1plne o.
parovan komunistickymi pra-
covnfky a ocista byla provede-
ma tim, re zaslouzilf sokolst1
pracovnfci byli nejdrfve vylou-
cent a nynf ma jejich mfsta jsou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-22
Dobrocinny tanec We prospsch
Maryland Division of the Anne
rican Cancer Socia+v

poTada Mar Chapter of the
WAABI 26. fijna (dtery) v Ia
necn1m Sale Alcazar. Vstupne
$3.50. Bude 1cinkovati balti-
morsky popularni orchestr.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Plan it today. Do it tomorrow
Get your new Bigelow Carpet!

carpet =. at your Bigelow dealers!
Find justine style you want! Let your Bigelow
dealer show you his wide, wide choice. Superb
solid colors. :. textures that make you want to
touch .. exquisite new patterns. (American
women say Bigelow makes the most outstanding
styIesD And you have plenty of choice at every
price level. from $5.75' 50. yd. up to $r79S!'
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Get HE most carpet for your money! You've
right to expect years of wear and good looks for
your carpet-dollars. So remember this: Every
Bigelow Rug and Carpet is made Of fine imported
woods, blended to give the utmost of richness,
softness, wear. These woods are lively" -. with
spring-back that makes every footstep luxury.
Fast dyes keep colors true.
It's time to ,oake up your homes sleeping
beauty and your Bigelo,O dealers the man to
help you!
For name of your local Bigelow dealer, call
Western Union by number. Ask for operator Is.
Slightly higher in the West.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

CUPPosE you looked up from this page and said
~ to your husband: "You know that carpet
we've been meaning to buy? Well, let's do it,"
Your next hour or so can be the most delight
fnl homeplanning fun ever. as you decide on
just the color, just the type of pattern to wave
wand of beauty over your home.
And tomorrow you can 60 get this dream