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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10

papers most precious possession 10 keep mem
the continue TO inform entertain III" ~ ~ '
vhet their curiosity interest and goodwill
In publication size the publisher often reaoS ue
the business office mail before bookkeeper arrives In TINS ma
often arc warnings the paper not DONG " 'oO
as well il might
sueh warnings form Of cancellations Of mall SUD-
seriptIons and Of advertising schedules Most disturbing me
cancellation especially one who has oeen "nS
time reader Such cancellation does not always mean thas ~
paper loses the entirely but instances SIMPLY mat
the uaper will be secured from neWsbOy or newsstand
To this publisher the the barometer of how well we
doing or how well we doing OF there those
time because OF some personal pque
or about some control We usually give
them a ring minute, and often something WHICH "~
bothernR explained and back they 60 on the I
Advertisers often usually resod Some accounts
Clothing Znsmae Baking and Red BOYD OF boyo
Appliances VoLl MOL way back In
1884
In this mornings found renewals from Mrs Matte
Drew ones subscriber and former st. Paul Res
Ldent M A. Boiling w. Howard both Of st. Paul. Louis
Mason r. j. Simmons Duluth and MIS- J. d
Wallace Clifford Rucker and Jude Theodore
Knudsen all Of MnneApOllsL
nothing checks and orders IN the mail TO
publisher blue Monday morning The folks whose
simply sample Of the finest subscribers
paper ever had
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10

You blame the Minneapolis charter defeat people
think about the high Of governing
city by mstods which should discarded
We don't blame the "a aldermen who had vested interest In
continuance Of the hand down practices prevalent the
The shame should be the shoulders Of the little and
bE who do not realize how ridiculous TO city
like Minneapolis efACenty with ~ different mayors
In Harlem n white retail merchants have joined Negro
retailers and opened ain department Tho project win
employ 200 with about % Of them Negroes Progress
10 those with the will 10 work. produce and invest
Someone should remind Of young folks good
way for people trying TO set ahead invest good life nsur
ance preferably with good mutual or coop companies
Tho presentation made by committee headed by Dr. W. D.
Brown In behalf of Anthony D. casus before tho MIN health
and hospital committee dgnlhed recital
application Right has always been casus side In this liquor
license situation but right does not always prevail unless the citizens
make known their position and their belief
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10

group Of 81 Paul NAAcP members led by John NJ Culver
have made charges
fraudulent The national office has asked the branch officers
the charges
The entire situation regreAbls and may seriously hamper
work Of the branch and the unity within community
am present In most organizations the NAACP sxcsp
ton but wao community thinking should minimize
possible.
Neither Of the Twin City kAAcP vibrant and
active they should be but that tho fault
but Of tho community,
not enough 10 become active and just election
time The NAACP requires round
toe tha part Of officers and members The rank file
just much obligation 10 the organization right
a do the elected officers.
Those Of who for various legitimate reasons
take regular branch activity should finding
and dlaTuplnR Certainly this
branch IL officers should be Immune from crtcm honestly
mOvatsd However there people only
trlbuson TO NAAcP activity 10 csptious criticism.
This newspaper hopes that the Will
resolve their differences for the good The charges any
political group controls tho branch serious but
nothing 10 keep that part Of the community which
such alleged control from getting into the organization and clearing
the situation with sincere vigorous work and their right
ballot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10

major Jewish organizations
helped argue the restrictive cove
nant cases In the United States
Supreme Court this year. Jewish
organizations have led the fight
10 wipe out segregation In public
housing. and 10 open public hospl-
tails to all first class physicians
without regard 10 race. creed or
national origin. Jewish actors and
actresses have played important
parts In trying 20 broaden the op-
portunities for Negro actors and
actresses on the stage and screen.
The third important reason h
that we have learned the simple
truth phTased by Langston
Hughes in his poem, freedom
Train"--"Freedom amt freedom
IL q man amt free" We know the
only way 10 insure freedom for
ourselves Is TO fight for freedom
no matter whose freedom 10 In
volved. A. long a. reactionary
gentiles can discriminate against
Jews. no Negro Ia safe.
The heaithIcst demonstration Of
our appreciation Of freedom which
has occurred in q long time has
been Negro support for broaden
Ing admission Of Jewish refugees
from Europe, We know that these
people have suffered. and that
they represent no threat, no rein
forcsmsnt Of the forces Of pretu-
dice. They are hungry people,
hungry for the liberty and secur-
ity Of American which we have
not achieved but which we are de-
lermined TO achieve In fullest
measure: and which we will
achieve rapidly II the Jewish and
other Disseminated against mi
norities continue 10 stand and
work together.
President Truman's election has
shown that the sum total OF the
minorities and riRht-thinking Am
orleans Is the majority.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
Sentence Sermons

Giving people the hard way 10
90" simply makes your garden Of
life more difficult to hoe.
The thOFns and thistles yea SOW
each day enSnAFe WAndereFS' feet
and keep good folks away.
No one can make II hard for an
innocent neighbor, without him
self falling into some Of his hand
made pits he forgot TO cover.
Providence sees 10 Il that men
pay up some day for the tricks
they perpetrated 70 hurt q brother
on his way.
Life wasn't given 70 man to
trick a single soul, but for every
man to help his brother make his
coveted goal.
when individuals give In 70
their bent 20 SHINING" then eV-
erybOdy around must endure their
low type Of living.
The strong and the weak must
live together, but the strong must
do the lifting. TO help those who
are drifting, that the world might
become better.
Men then who are strong should
thank God for this high assign
ment and not muFmeF against
Him a. one being placed In soil
taFy confinement.
For anybody can simply live
here from day to day, but II takes
a real man or woman to warn
careless souls to think and pray.
With only 10 years at best 70
live, q man b mighty foolish who
doesn't learn TO give, until his
time Is almost up, In this world to
live.
Treating people roughly and
giving them q hard way to 60,
may sometimes hasten victims 70
their graves, but Il is a sequence
almost certain that the end Of
such persons Is very hard and
slow.
Life. fer IN all has lts set traps
with attractive bait; Il IN only
those who can control their eraV-
lnsS who thOuGhtfully choose be-
tween success and iIl-fase.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
THOSE BEATEN
BISCUITS

BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
I wonder If you've ever eaten
Those biscuits which are crisp
and beaten.
So well known In the southr
n not you simply ought 10 try
EN-
I eat q lott always buy EN-.
They melt right in my mouth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
Churches Povklna In

The building programs Of several Of Twin City churches
moving along we'll Seems that practically congregation
either burning lie mortgage building buying larger quarters
Expansion Of church facilities good sign. Show q
muniy Of churches and will show you community Of high
standards Of living We could wish for
edcea Of worship which please the from without within
There nothing comforting than worship comfortable
surroundings Of q well kept church
Wen Of that hns buildings do necessarily
good churches but Of tho opinion that they help
has been pleasure number Of times visit Temple
Minneapolis congregation which last Friday celebrated IL 10th
Of existence The church magnificent Walking
through Ia carpsled halls observing the religious paintings the
walls feeling that here house worship
EVts inspiration from the very building Itself
Not all congregations have the Temple
but each In IL afford clean edhces
well kept exsroa and interiors Apparently Twin churches
Of this opinion and will be able point with pride
places Of worship,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10

o. ell games IN the uuited StatsA
that of sosthali has had The most
rapid and remarkable growth. n
made 10 debut sOrna 80 yVArs ago
A. ne time NaSsbau players Who
wanted 10 continue action during
IL winter months devised What
waa called indseF baseball. which
YES 30 provide play IN enelosurNa>
since even TIE largest was sEnaIl.
IN eompartson with . regular base
bah iielA n IVES necessary 10 ere
aes . large and q son ban. which
could not Be hit TIE great distances
possfhla with Q regular baseball
The first softeAli tournament vas
held IN ChleaRo IN ie1S
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
AMERICA

BY JOHN HENRIK CLARKE
I love this arrogant young nation
VINO parades her glory
Like o saucy maiden In q new
dress
I am warmed by It's bigness
And strengthened by itS sest
In spite Of its shortcomings.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
THE DESERTER

ny JOHN HENRIK CLARKE
I cannot change worlds
Nor can I prop them
When they start to fall;
Hence. have no place
On this present turmoil
I viii not exhaust my weak voice.
Or raise my frail hand.
hut instead. I viii stand
Far removed nom danger and
stng -.
(Iike . bird in the wildsrneSs)
To the glorification Of nature
And the dannation Of man.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10

tbahNGA @Aiu AAN11Shhy hANy ~
10 remember the last time thu
spreading propaganda against
Jews.
I think al least three reasons
explain this decline. The firat 10
that more and more both Jews
and Negroes are realizing that
they have q common problem In
spite Of itS variations. The colored
student cannot get In certain state
universities ut all; the Jewish
student can get In but has q quota
put on the admission Of Jewish
students 20 the state university
medical school. The colored man
cannot buy middle class housing;
the Jewish man cannot buy some
high priced housing because Of
opposition by real estate investors
and banking interests, Both Me-
groes and Jews have trouble get
ting jobs: but the trouble comes
nj different levels. Both would
have the same trouble being &C.
cepted ~ guests at certain hotels
and summer resorts.
The result Ia that both groups
have awakened 10 the fact that
they are foolish 10 dlssipate their
strength fighting each other while
the common enemy 10 grinding
both OF them down.
During the last war I served
on the District Of Columbia
Regtatrant's Advisory board. A
Gentle banker on the board kept
using every opportunity trying 10
explain 10 me that he liked Ne
groes better than Jews because
Negroes weer zoos Americana
One day I got tired and asked him
II was q i00qb American why Il
was a. a lawyer I could not Join
the white District Of Columbia
Bar Association or eat In the
downtown restaurants or buy q
homo In the suburbs, or 90 20 the
same schools with the rest Of the
Americans.
We did not have too much 10
say 60 each other after that He
did not fool me. I knew the same
persons who hate Jews hate Ne
groes. except In this instance he
was a big man In the high finan-
cial brackets. and I did not repre-
sent enough Of q threat or chal.
lenge 10 his interests for him 10
waste time manifesting his hatred
10 me. The Jews did. so he tried
20 get me 10 team up with him
against them--seillng me on the
old EaG that a. q Negro was
diffefent But he was wrong.
The second reason for this de-
cline In anti-Semitism 10 the
amount Of assistance we have re-
Gently been receiving from Jewish
people In our own fight for civil
rights, Jewish cooperation and 40.
slstance has been q very import.
ant factor In our advance for q
long time: the most notable In
stance being the Rossnwald Fund
which has helped build up Negro
education from the rural school
down South 10 Ph.p scholarships
in foreign universities. But the
old pattern Of assistance did not
see many Jews coming out In the
open and leading the fight for Ne
Rroes' rights, Now n 10 different.
There are very few major struG-
Gles for Negro rights to-day In
which Jewish men and women are
not taking q prominent part,
Jewish VStesaHs' organizations
have waged IN unrelentlcss aght
10 see that Negro and all other
minority veterans SIT equal pro
lection under the GI. Rin Of
RtGhtA Lawyers representing
1
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HOPE"

by JOHN HENRIK CLARKE
When the odor Of war no longer
Pulutes the wind,
And the cries Of hate have met
their doom.
When the heinous smoke Of battle
has thinncd
Perhaps some flowers will bloom.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-10
nv CHARI.ES III. HOUSTON

St. Louis Mo.-There has been q noticeable decline In
-SemtSm among Negroes II may be that coored anti
Semtes avoid talking with because they know have
nothing for them TO do, but ask people meet about the
and frequently they stop and think In order
remember the last time they have heard coored
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
POHRBY.

- %. Tijna zemrela pf. Ma
ry A. Dobfhal, manzelka pana
Johna Dobfhala, 1903 Dillon
st. We start SO rok1.
PohTeb konal Sc 26. rijna re
Schim1nkova Pohr. Domu ma
Cesky Narodnf Hrbitov.
= 2. listopadu zemrela PAM
A. M. Suraullo, 2639 E. Madi-
son ST. We start 81 rokd. Marc
dila Sc v Italii a Americe die
la AZ roxy. Zanechala zde
manzela p. Franka Suraullo a
d1tky Mari a Paul.
Pohreb konal Sc dnes rano
6. listopadu) re Schim1nkova
PohT. Domu do kostela sv. Ka-
teTiny a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
%. T1jna zemTela krajan-
ka pf. Mary Matula, vdova pc
Match Matulovi, sos N. Patter-
son Park Ave. We start II let.
Narodila sc v Ceskoslovensku
Zanechala zde truchlic1ho sy-
ma p. Franka Matulu a dceru
pf. Mary Pulket. Prinalezels
ku spolkGm: OltaTnimu a Pan.
ny Marie Ustavicne Pomoci.
PohTeb konal Sc 2. listopadu
"a Cvachova Pohf. Domu dc
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
81. Tfjna zemrela krajan.
ka vdova p1. Terezie Dornicak
AIT N. Duncan st. We staff 81
let. Narodila sc v Ceskoslo
vensku.
PohTeb konal Sc 8. listopadr
re Cvachova PohT. Domu do ko
lstela sv. Vaclava a odtud ns
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Nevkladejte dolary do dopisG
do Ceskoslovenska.

N6kteT1 nasi krajan6 - i
kdyz jich nenf mnoho - posi-
lajf do Ceskosolvenska sym
pTfbuznym v dopisech dolarove
bankovky, ably jim pomahali.
Nenf radno to delat a v dnesn1
situaci sc to nesmf delat. We
skutecnosti pTfbuznf krajanG
nikdy tyto dolary nedostanou.
Vsechna posta do Ceskosloven-
ska je jednak otv1rana, jednak
prosv6covana. I kdyz bankov-
ka ie obratne vlozena, tax ably
il nebylo mono nahmatat ane-
DO vlozena do kop1rovac1ho pa
p1ru, jehoz leskla strana je O.
bracena ven, PROFESSIONALISM ma
poSt6 Sc zjist1, IDA jsou v dopi-
su penfze a kolik jich je. Obal-
ku i S bankovkou pax skutecne
doporucf, ale uz druhy den sc
u adresata objev1 tajna policie
ministerstva finance a oznamf :
"Vcera jste dostal re Spojenych
Stat1 cd toho a toho bankovku
v hodnote tolika a tolika dola-
ri. Kde je? Dejte sem tutc
bankovku, dostanete "a nj ko.
runy v 1Tednfm kursu a jake
pokutu "a neopravn6n6 drzeni
dolaru zaplatfte 5000 (nekdy
az 5,OOO) Kcs pokuty."
Policie bankovky odebere
protoze vlada je potrebuje 9
pTfbuzny krajana zaplatf neko
lik tisic korun pokuty nebo jde
do vezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
MlStnl ZpraVy.
Vzacne vYroGi svatby

oslavi naSi mill krajane a osad-
nici p. a pf. Frantisek a Anna
Rokosky z c1sla 1874 N. Chester
St. Dne 7. listopadu Dude to-
mu so let, kdy snatku jeJich
bylo pozehnano. Letos a to v
sobotu, 6. listopadu v 9 hodin
rano pfi zpfvane Msi Svate v
Chramu Pane sv. Vaclava OBJ
now pc padesati letech svui
manzelsky slib. Potion V kru-
hu rodinnem budou mlti malOu
slavnGstku.
Manzel6 oslavenci test Sc do
hr6mu zdravf a i my Jim k Je-
.iich iubileu srdecn6 blahopfe-
jeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Balfcky do Ceskoslovenska.

Nyni je nejvhodnejsf cas- "a
slati Vasfm drahym v Ceskoslo-
vensku darkovy balicek k Va
nocGm. Mnoho znamych, KITE
RI sc navratili z letosn1 navste-
Wy Stare Vlasti sdelujf, re nasi
drazf stale jest6 potfebuji nasi
pomoci S ohledem ma jejich ne
utesenou vyzivovac1 situaci.
Neotalejte a zaslete Jim ne.
ktery re Sokolovych BalickI
nyni.
Milerad Yam poradi a zakaz-
ku prime baltimorsky zastup-
ce A. CihlaT, v Telegraph" neh
domove, 1927 Grogan Avenue
Baltimore : Is, Md.
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Snatek.

Ultra, V sobotu dopoledne 6.
listopadu vstoupf We snatek
snoubenci 81. Helena Zaoralko-
va a p. Pavlem Hecko.
Nev6sta je dcerou znamych
krajanskych pracovnik1 p. a pi,
Franka a Marie Zaoralek, 827
N. Milton Ave.
zenich je synovcem sloven-
skych krajanG p. a p1. Stefan
Smolek, 1924 Ashland Ave.
Pc svatbe novomanzele Cd
iedou ma svatebnf cestu do New
Yorku a pc navratu budou by
dleti u rodicG nevesty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
NaSim krajanIm k povSimnuti!

Vsichni zajiste znate syny
krajana Svitaka z Curtis Bay,
mlade muzikanty, kter1 81 tyto
dny otevTeli GULF GASOLI-
NOVOU STANICI ma rohu
North Ave. a Aisquith st. Sa-
mozrejm6, re mali velky sklad
acknowledged pneumatic, du-
81, mazadel a olejG.
BratTi Svitakove test Sc, re
Yam budou moci nab1dnouti
svoje sluzby. ~navstivte je a oni
Vas S radost1 obslouz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Jests dodatek k Vystavce 80 let
Trvanf Ceskoslovenske
Republiky.

Kongresnf Knihovna We Wa
shingtonu, kde Sc tato vyznam-
ma vystavka kona, nam ozna-
mila, re je take vystavovan
original "Czechoslovak Decla-
ration of independence.
Vystavka tato potrva az do
Is. prosince ma coz upozornu-
ieme nase krajany We Washing
.tonu, Annapolis. Baltimore, Bel
camp a Marylandskeho Ven
kOva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
"TELEGRAF'

Radost z v1tezstv1 pres. Tru-
mana je kalena skutecnost1, re
mas Gree State" Maryland
zklamal, ale ma druhe strane
zklamalo i rcen1 "Jak wolf Ma
ryland", wolf celia zeme.
Hlavnf kampanovy stan de-
m~okraticke strany nevenoval
pred volbami v baltimorskem
narodnostnim skupinam zadne
pozornosti a to je fakt, nebot
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05

blk Sc SVOu manZelkOu do Lon
dyna, kde sc zdrzel diva dny a
Sc nalodil Southampton ma
LODI Queen Elizabeth spolecnos-
ii Cunard Line ma cestu do Spo-
jenych Statu. V New Yorku
zdrzf Sc nejdele asi 10 dn1 a Cd
tamtud pojede primo do Chi
caga.
V Londyne ucinil DIR. Hfeblk
projev do britskeho rozhlasu
BIC. V New Yorku tax jake v
Londyne Dude DIR. Hrebfk kon-
ferovat sc sokolskymi cinovni-
ky O spolupraci vsech sokol-
skych zahranicnich jednot a pc
pTfjezdu do Chicago a pora-
dach sc zdejsimi sokolskymi CT
niteli v Americe obci sokolske
navstfvi DIR. HTebfk postupne
nase rGzna krajanska stfedis-
ka a sokolske jednoty.
Nejen nase sokolska, ale celia
krajanska veTejnost Sc test ma
DIR. HTebfka ,ktery je nam znam
z dolby sveho lonskeho zajezdu
vzorneho sokolskeho druzstva
ma slet americkeho Sokosltva.
Mono ~ocekavat, re brzy pc
SVEN pf1jjezdu do Chicago pro
mluv1 DIR. Hrebfk ma veTejne
schdzi, ktera .jiste vyvola stejne
zivy zajem jake prednaska DIR
Zenkla poTadana v Plzensken
Inarku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
NeuveTitelne Vitezstvi Presidenta
Harry S. Trumana.
Americky lid ~promluvil!

Stale Sc neco, cehoz velika
vetsina americkeho tisku Ii mas
SUM-, radiovych analistu,
pTedpovfdacG voleb a republi-
kanu neocekavalo. Ano, v den
voleb V fadach demokrat1 pa
noval pesimismus. Truman "a
pomoci senatora Barley vedl
BOZ ma 3 frontach a zv1tezil a S
MIN zvftezila americka demo-
kracie = demokracie Wilsona,
Roosevelta a Trumana!
K zaslouzenemu v1tezstv1 do
pomohl Trumanovi dobry anne
ricky lid, ktery v teto dobe sve-
tove krise dobfe vyc1til, KIDD
ma nadale Tfditi osudy nejen
Ameriky ale celeho sveta!
Vitezstvf presidenta Truma-
ma je zaslouzene a my Ameri-
cane ceskoslovenskeho puvodu
mu k nemu sc srdce blahopre-
jeme!
. seTCI CrDAE0
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Poor ma toto ornament!

Pan Josef Dvorak, roZeny V
M6lnfce, Ceskoslovensko, jest
hledan svoji svakrovou p1. En-
mou DvoTakovou, zenou jeho
bratra FrantiSka.
Kdo by neco O hledanem
krajanu ved6l, necht to laska-
We oznamf American Red Cross,
Baltimore Chapter, Home Ser
vice, 1714 Park Ave-, Balti-
more : 3, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05

General Antonin B. Hasal, slav-
nostnf recnik o nasi Oslavs %.
Rfjna Dude vyznamenan vyso-
kym anglickym radem.
S radostf otiskujeme ozname-
nj, ktere obdrzel gen. Antonin
B. Hasal cd britskeho velvy-
stance We Washington.
British Embassy
Washington, D. c.
General Anton1n B. Hasal
Arlington, Va.
Dear General -
His Majesty The King ap-
pointed you an Honorary Com
mander of the Military Division
of the Most Excellent Order of
the British Empire in the re-
cognition of the valuable SER
vices which you rendered dur
ing the War.
The reception will be at the
British Embassy FRIDAY, NO
vember 18th, 1913.
Sir Oliver Franks,
Ambassador.
Zajist6, re vsichni krajane,
kterf Sc s generalem A. B. Ha-
salem V Baltimore poznali a ii,
kterf no slyseli %promluviti o ne
delhi Oslave %. Rfjna v Soko-
lovne mu k jeho zasluznemu
vyznamenani upfimne a kra-
jansky blahopfeji.
Generalu Hasalovi, ryzemu
masarykovskemu demokratu
blahopfanf k jeho pocte a Wy
znamenan1 zas1la
Ia
Frank J. Pintner,
neutrality-suspicious.
Antonin Cihlar,
Manager a redaktor.