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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
DOPIS NASfM VOLIcUM!

Demokraticti volici naseho
distriktu opet vezmou ma sebe
+svoji obcanskou povinnost k W.
beru sveho kandidata pro kon-
gresn1 nominaci jiz prfsti pom
deli, 8. kvetna.
Mas nynejsf kongresnfk pan
EDWARD A. lepe
znamy jake Eddie" slouzil
nam v teto hodnosti jake zpG-
|sobily, svedomity a schopny "a
stupce a opet sc nam nabizf co
kandidat pro nominaci.
Znaje pine jeho pokornou a
upT1mnou oddanost k zajm1m
nasi zeme, obzvlaste jeho hor-
livost O zvysen1 nasi Letecke
Moci, odvolavam Sc ku kazde-
mu volici Americana Ceskoslo-
venskeho P1vodu v nasem dis
triktu ably opet podporovali a
zvolili Eddie" Garmatze pro
Kongresn1 nominaci.
Starosta mesta D'Alesandro,
Jr., ktery tax caste manifesto
val svGj upT1mny zajem k OBJ
canskemu zlepseni nasf ctvrti
a ktery mel by. byti osobne kre-
ditovan "a odstraneni nebezpe-
cf "Expressway' ma Eager St..
ponevadz tuto zalezitost EXON
coval, srdecne podporuje Eddie.
Garmatze, a mely bychom pro-
kazati starostovi nasi srdecnost
a podporovati jeho pTftele, KITE
ry prokazal Sc byti take nas1m
pT1telem.
Mas Delegat We Statnf Zako-
nodarne p. John w. Walls, lepe
znamy jake Johnny, nasi
Control Committeeman PIP.
Holub a Rudolf Behou-
mex vsichni srdecne podporuj1
o. A.
Toto zajiste naznacuje pevne
a spojene odhodlani naseho IL
du jiti pondelf k volbam a vo-
liti pro Kongresnika Edward
A. Garmatze.
Zvolme take "a delegaty do
DemOkraticke Statn1 Konvence
nase pTatele PIP. Klementa Pr1-
,hu a Theodore De Petrise.
LOUIS j. VEHLA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
GARMATZ DO

PT1sti pondeli, 3. kvetna bu-
dou Sc konati Primarily pc ce-
lem Marylandu "a 1celem zvo-
|lenf ustanovenc1 hlavn1ch stran
co kandidatG pro Kongres a de-
legat1 do Statni Konvence. Jest
to nase obcanska a vlastenecka
povinnost j1ti k volbam a tato
posvatna vysada mela by byti
vykonana vsemi opravnenymi
|volici. Jen tax je mono vybrati
nejlepe zp1sobile muze do
Kongresu.
Pan Garmatz, ktery sc ucha-
ri O znovu-zvolen1 "a 3. kon-
fgresnf distrikt prokazal Sc byti
dGvery hodny, schopny, spole-
|hlivy a svedomity zastupce a
mel by byti navracen do dvoran
Kongresu. Obzvlaste muz jeho
charakteru a kalibru jest Ia
douc1 v Kongresu v techto tez-
kych dobach.
Kongresn1k je
pravy pr1tel delnictva a valec-
nych vyslouzilcG. VeTf v Mar
shallGv Plan, We sn1zenf dani a
zivotn1ch potreb a jest nepTi-
ltelem komunismu. Jest lidskym
a 1sluznym sluzebnikem lidu.
ktery zastupuje. A proto opa-
kuji, Garmatz mel by byti zno-
vu-zvolen pro lepsf zajmy ma
ISeho statu a naroda.
Pratele, jsem spokojen a d.
veruji, re i Wy vazne uznate d1-
Ilezitost j1ti k volbam a re pod
porte moi v1ru i sve pfesved-
Icenl znovu-zvolenim naSeho "a
slouzileho sluzebn1ka Edwarda
A. Garmatze do Kongresu!
Chci yam take pfipomenouti,
abyste nezapomneli zatahnouti
klicku Sc jmeny nasich dvou
pratel re Z. wardy PIP. Klemen.
ia PrIchy a Ted De Petris-e.
kteTf Sc uchazeji O mfsta Dele
GATH do Statn1 Demokraticke
Konvence.
Advt. JOHN w, VAIL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Zprava z I. Americko- Ceskeho
Damskeho Demokratickeho
Klubu z. Wardy.

Clenky, upozornujeme Vas,
ktera jste Sc jeste neprihlasila
n azajezd do University Mary
landske kde sc kona demokra-
ticka RALLY pod zastitou Zen
skych Demokratickych Klub6
Statu Maryland dine 20. kvetna
ably jste tax ucinily u pf. Itch.
Zajezd Dude velmi zajlmavy.
N~ezapomente Sc dostavit dc
spolecne sch6ze dine 80. dubna
v patek v 8 hodin yecer do Klu-
bu, 838 N. Chester st. Pride
k nam promluvit mas Kongres-
mix Edward A.. Garmatz.
Vsechny vine, re Sc uchazi
O znovu-zvolen1 "a mas distrikt
do Kongresu a zajiste re vse-
chny budeme delat nasi obcan-
skou povinnost a ma den 3,
kv6tna, kdy Sc odbyvaji primar-
ky p1jdem VOLT a mas HAS da-
me pro Edward A. Garmatze.
naseho uchazece "a znovuzvo-
leni do Kongresu.
S poZdravem ma vSecky a ma
shledanou dnes, v patek.
Bozena R1ha, pTedsedka
Antonio Nejedlfk, tajemnice
(Advt.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Jugoslavie zavadi dalSi cestovni
omeZenI.

Belehrad. = Jugoslavska Via
da rozeslala vsem zastupitel-
skym 1radGm V cizine obeznfk,
kterymz jsou zavedena dalsf O.
mezenf pro cestovanf do Jugo-
slavic.
Cd nyn6jska smi kazdy, KIDD
ma jugoslavsk6 vstupne visum
vkrocit do zeme jen V mfste We
visu uvedenem a must sc nej-
kratsl cestou odebrat do mfsta
urceni, aniz by sc smell nekde
zdrzeti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
kritika komunismu " cSR
VeleZradou.

Praha. = Komunisticky mi
INSTR informac1 Vaclav Kopec.
ky oznamil %. dubna re je jas.
ne, re "byt protikomunistou
Znamena veleZradu."
Zaroven imunitnf vybor ma
rodnlho shromazden1 VIDA
soudu tfi dalsf poslance. Mez+
odevzdanymi soudu je katolic-
ky poslaenc DR.. Vaclav Mar
NUT z lidove strany. DR.. Ner-
NUT Sc "prohresil' tim, re kri:
tisoval sov6tskou politiku. U
druhych dvou poslancu VIVA
nebyla ami udana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Sleva dani asi dohledne dobe
ZruSena nebude.

V kongresu jsou pTesvedceni
0 tom, re nebude nutno rusit
nedavno povolenou Slew DAM,
leda re by melo dojft k nejake-
mu konfliktu. Ably bylo nevy-
snutelne zvysit vladnf pTfjmy,
tax by kongres dial prednost to-
mu, obnovit dan ma mimoradne
risky spolecnostf. Bude ucinen
pokus setrenf ma jinych mfstech
ably molly byt takto zajisteny
zvysene zbrojnf fondy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

- soudu pfisli diva name
le. Ona velka, t6lna, on drob.
ny, vychrtly a potluceny. Soud.
ce 81 prohledl zalobkyni i obza.
lovaneho, poposadil bryle, pro
bral Sc V lejstrech a zacal:
"Jste Kropeno zalovan, re
jste mlatil svoji zenu."
"Ano, jsem when, slavny SOU
re-" zkrousene Sc primal Kro-
penka.
Cobra. Odsuzuji vas k po-
kute a k desiti dnum do we've
nj"
"Dekuji mockrat."
Kdyz odesli, ptal Sc prftom-
ny advokat soudce, proc dial to-
mu ubozaku. tax kruty trest.
Soudce: "Aby Sc chudak 20
tavil."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

jiny ktery 81 il i nekdy ami ne
zaslouzi. Drzte Sc proto kra-
Jane pohromade a nenechavej-
tie 81 mazat med okolo list. Blu
dete-li VOLT, mate dost rozumu
sami a zajiste v1te CO delat!
Odberatelka TELEGRAPH"
M. A. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

vebniho fondu tstredf. Dfky!
Prlstl sch1ze a zabava sc kO-
ma z. kvetna v Pythian Temple,
lO12-9th ST., N. w. Pr1jdte
opet vsichni mezi mas.
Dopisovatel H. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Pamstni deska j. K. Tylovi.

V Kromerfzi Dude ma dome
We kterem bydell v dobe snemu
j. K. Tyl, odahlena pametni
deska. Tyl zde napsal mimo
jine sve drama "Krvave krti-
n.y."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

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, 1948-04-30

- Jedine vrchnf v nocnlch
podnicfch mas dovedou pTesved-
citi, re ma svete existuji zazrac-
nj pOctafi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30

- Sp1se nez bystry mock sc
v diplomacii mnohdy uplatni
dobry zaludek.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
HONEYMOON E NEW COMEDY AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Take one handsome, recently re- converted architect; mix with a pair of fatherless twins; add one ravish- ing blonde who wants to help; spice with brunette who sees her fiance being stolen away from under her nose-and you've got Lost Honey- moon," sparkling new romantic comedy which is at the Capitol Theatre tonight for the final show ing.
 The bright new comedy of marital mix-up involves Franchot Tone, one year out of the Army and making "a success of his architectural ca reer. who is about to marry Frances Ratferty, the boss daughter.
 That is, they are going to get mar ried until an English girl with twins appears in Franchot's life and an- nounces that she is his wife and that the twins are his children. It seems that when Franchot was in the Army he was stationed in Eng land for a while and as result of an accident he suffered from am- nesia for six weeks. Everybody wants to know if Franchot got mar ried and if the children are his. The climax is hilarious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETS


 FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETS The Juneau Volunteer Fire De- partment will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Fire Hall at o'clock tonight.
 COUNCIL MEETS FRIDAY The Juneau City Council will hold it first regular August meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Council Chambers.
 LOS ANGELES COUPLE HERE William and Juanita Mackin of Los Angeles are visitors at the Barano1 Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
LEE, DIVING STAR, WINS HIGH BOARD
 H0N0R5 FOR U. }
(By The Associated Press)

In the Olympic game events play ed so far the United States now holds eight individual championships in the Is out of 24 events in mems track
 Highlight today came when Dr. Sammy Lee of Pasadena, Calif. 28- year-old Army medical lieutenant of Korean percentage, won the mems Olympic high board diving cham pionship for the U. s.
 In mems swimmings, the U. s. has won three final races in Olympic record time, and taken the spring board diving championships, the fourth championship settled.
 Yesterday pear-shaped, supposedly has-been Bill Smith of Hawaii and Ohio State won the 400 meters ir 4:4l, against Jack Medica's record of 4:44.5 set in 1886. In women's swimming the U. s leads in unofficial points totals with "A against IT for Holland, l3 fol Denmark and seven for Hungary the major rivals.
 Arthur Wint of Jamaica won the 400 meter dash in the Olympic track and field games today. He stepped the distance in 46.2 seconds, equall- ling the Olympic record set by Bil Carr of the U. s. at Los Angeles 1T 1882.
 Sweden made a clean sweep ol the 5000 meter steeplechases to dea the final blow to Finland's Ions domination of the distance events Winner was Thurs Sjoestrand. fol. lowed by two of his Swedish country men
 The first five events of the de cathlon were down for decision to- day. Despite a forenoon drizzls which ended at midday, a crowd O. 35,0OO was in attendance. Three American decathlon stars look prom lising for these events.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
FISHER SUNSET RETURNS JUNEAU:
 REPORTED LOST

The Sunset, skippered by Andy Frederickson, docked at Juneau Cold Storage yesterday with 15,000 pounds cod and 500 pounds halibut after having been reported as lost. Frederickson said the vessel ran into several days of bad weather near Cape Spencer, and was in close to Cape Spencer waiting for chance to fish The weather broke, she caught her fish as plan- ned, and then returned to Juneau.
 Also in with a heavy sable catch was the Arden, headed by Olaf Larsen, which tied up with 10000 pounds.
 2 Art Mantyla and the Carol Ann were in with 1.500 pounds salmon, the Wanderer, skippered by Sandy Stevens, was in with 4,000 pounds, R. E. Thompson brought the Adak around with 500 pounds, and Mike Mercado on the 31A464 docked at the Storage with 2,500 pounds sal mon in the holds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
T I D E AZ [ E
AUGUST 6

High tide, 2:l7 a.m., 19.3 it. Low tide, 8:51 a.m., -4.3 it. High tide, l5:l0 p.m., IFS it.
 Low tide, 2l:06 p.m., 0.3 it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
'5UNB0NNET SUE
 BRIGHT MUSICAL
 AT 2oTH CENTURY

A lavish motion picture of the Gay Nineties era in New York, steeped in the atmosphere of the fabled Bowery, comes to the 20th Century Theatre tonight, with the opening of the Monogram musical film, "Sunbonnet Sue"
 Stars of the production are Gale Storm, who sings in her fathers sa- loon on the famous street, and Phil Began. brash young Irishman who is candidate for alderman. Their romantic adventures are the moving force in charming story of past generation.
 Other members of the cast are George Clev land, Alan Mowbray, Minna Gombell, Charles D. Brown, Edna M. Holland and Raymond Hat ton
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
SCANDINAVIAN
 AIRLINE5 MEN
 VISIT JUNEAU

More persons are now flying to Norway, Sweden and Denmark for visit to the "old country" than ever before, reports Harry Jarvin- en, Northwest Representative of Scandinavian Airlines System, who has left Juneau following a short visit.
 Jarvinen and Arne Ewald, SAS Passenger Sales Representative have been in the Bristol Bay area to interest fishermen of Scandinavian extraction in making trip home via airplane. They pointed out that it only takes a few hours to fly from Alaska to New York, where they can catch an SAS plane which will have them home in a few hours more. The company reports the largest volume of business in its history. Part of this is attributed to the heavily lined pockets of many fish, eimen who are thus able to af- ford the trip and the time off. SAS has added a fleet of Douglas DC-6 four-motored transports to it's service These planes are fast and carry larger number of pas sengers than the familiar DC-4'S. To clear up some confusion, Jar when explained that his company may be contacted through the Alaska Travel Bureau in Juneau during the summer and at Ketchi- kan during the winter. The com- { pany also maintains an office in the White -Henry-Stuart Building, i Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05

home at Salmon Creek. Bingo was played during the evening, after which cake and coffee was served hy the hostess
 Guests at the party were Mes danes Jay Eller, Boyd Fields, Charles Cromwell, Charles Self, Lee Morrison, Hugh Redman, Stanley Hamlin and the Misses Laura Lee Arms. Faye Boyce. Evie Aulenbacher nd Velma Windhorst.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
Delicious Fried Chicken:

Delicious Fried Chicken;
 Mix 4 cup cornmeal, N cup flour, 2 teaspoons salt. Heat N cup Ar mour Star Lard in heavy skillet. Coat pieces of Armour Clover bloom Table Dressed Fryer with flour mixture, starting with large pieces. Brown lightly in hot fat. Reduce heatand cook hour, turn ing pieces often so all are com Pletely cooked. Serve with fluffy rice and delicious chicken gravy nadefrom drippings infryingpan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
COP CANDIDATES
 TO MEET TONIGHT

The Republican Central Con- mittee has called meeting tonight for COP candidate in the office of Republican Committeeman H. D. Stabler.
 Plans for the forthcoming cleo tion will be discussed and all can- didates in this district have been invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05

Empire wantaas get resu1tsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
Bon Voyage Party
 Honors Gay Golden

Miss Gay Golden, who has been the secretary to Edwin c. Clark. Superintendent of Juneau Schools, for the past year, left on the George Washington to return to her nome in McMinnville. Tenn.
 Miss Golden was honored at a Lon voyage party given on Friday evening by Mrs. Jack K. Jones at nel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
Properly Transfers

Recent transfers of local property
 have been recorded in the office of l, U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray: l Florence Olson to Marie A.. Fues- ton, house and lot at 838 Basin Road. | Earl D. McGinty to MacKay Mall
 colm, property in the Waynor Addi-
 tion.
 Edith s. Tucker to Abel Anderson,
 three tideland lots on West llth Street.
 l Bessie Visaya to Fred Morgan,
 House No 48, Indian Village. Gilbert G. Bixby to Clarence V.
 Foster, property at Point Louisa.
 Oscar Jensen to Abe H. Friesen,
 two acres at Smugglers Cove on
 Aux Bay.
 Ed Anderson to John A. Grado, l1.l3 acres of the Switzer homestead
 on the Glacier Highway.
 J. P. Christensen to Edmond M.
 Schneider, 3.84 acres F miles north
 west of Juneau. United States to Clifton F. Brown 1 .34 acres in the Fritz Cove Group. { Carl N. Anderson estate to Leslie
 B. Avrit, 4.79 acres at Tee Harbor. 1 Keith G. Wildes to Simone J.
 Hutchings, house at Ninth Street
 and Gold Belt Avenue. l Samuel Feldon to Leslie A. Strum, property at Lena Point beach. 1 Casey -Shattuck Addition, Inc, and Olaf Bedding to James Larsen, property on Ninth Street between B {, and c.
 Joseph J. Brawn to Mabel Hopes, property at Mile T on the Glacier
 Highway
 Luigi vagge to Peggy Ann Betts,
 property adjoining the Thibodeau Grocery on Willoughby Avenue. J. F. Malony Co.,, to Donald B. Apland, property at Fifth and Har- | ris.
 Mike vagge estate to John A. Ny man, 323, 323-A, 323-B and 325 Willoughby Avenue. Luigi Vagge to John A. Nyman, filled tidelands near the Jim Ellen store on Willoughby Avenue. Annie Karlson to Edward Kunz. House No. 20, Indian Village. Mike Vagge estate to Catherine
 Mclean. 503 and 5o3A Willoughby Avenue.
 Louis Wagner to J. s, Mcclellan, one half lot on Fifth Street, Doug Has.
 A. F. Knight to Henry S. Sully. property at East Street and Basin Road.
 Mary Reilly estate to Alaska-Ju- neau Gold Mining Co.,, Democrat Lode mining claim in Gold Creek Basin.
 Mike vagge estate to Len Lillian Laiti, 52lA Willoughby Avenue. Mrs. Anna M. Anderson to Rob- l ert L. Thorne, 12.145 acres on North end of Douglas Island. | Walter c. Hellan to Marcus F.
 Jensen, .39 acre on Fritz Cove Road. David Nelson to Greta White Vim son, two lots on Fourth Street, Doug
 las. Arthur Nicholson estate, 4.99 acres l of Fish Creek homesite on north
 end of Douglas Island. Juneau Realty to MacKay Mall colm, property in Highlands. Mrs. Anna Anderson to William
 R. Tonsgard, tideland property on 18th Street. William M. Geddes to Elmer. Nor ton, property 10 miles northwest of l T,,nocn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
SON FOR STRANGERS

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Bruce Stringer in St. Ann's Hos- pital early this morning The new arrival weighed seven pounds II ounces. The Stringers have an- other son, John, who is two and a half years old. Grandmother of the baby is Mrs. Gunnar Blom- gren, Sr. MT. Stringer is at present in Fairbanks,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
ll
NOTICE

NOTICE
 After August 10, no telephone rentals for the month of August will be accepted at a discount. All remittanccs must bear postmark of not later than discount date. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. ---adv.  Empire wanIaIs get resu1tsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05

Yes, right out of a carton comes out-of-this-worid chicken. Young, tender-as-bu flyers cleaned, cut-up. absolutely ready for the pan. And so delicious ! For Armour Cloverbloom Table Dressed Chickens are specially chosen for tender, juicy flesh and "quick- frozen" to capture their fresh flavor. Enjoy an Armour "Cut-up" Fryer tonight. And SundaytryanArmou Table Dressed Roasting Chicken, Sewing Chicken of Bfoilef. ss fI st't I 4 E
The Valley settler., 1948-05-14
COMMENCEMENT MAY 20
PROGRAM

Commencement is scheduled for next Thur day evening at 8:O0 p.m. Hey 20, in the School Gymas ium, ll. Selling stated that he did not as y9t have the conf ir~2ation as to rho the sneaker will be. The rest of the pro1-anl is as follous:
 Overature High ScEoo1 Jcno Processional Larry Stock-2iano Invocation mot confimed) 3le v O. the Sea High School Chorus Pre- sontation Of the Class Of 'A3 for
 Graduation !.6o Prime ipal--5 azles Cray Accordance Of the Glass for Graduy ion
 Carl S~e121ns-5upt. Salutatory Don Lrrrin Dance Ye Gzpsies-3ranns- 5gh School C..orus Vc1edictory Iv3lyn Post CT Irtro6uct1on or Speaker C3rl Smelling ACdress Of the evening Got confirmed) Sylvia High School C-:orus Presentation Of Diplomas by the President
 or the Board of Education
 Gorge Sr:a1l Rece ssiorl Lcrry Stock
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-09-17

democratic ideal is not new. Time
and again efforts have been made in
that direction.
While the problem today is no less
acute, the possibilities of approach
much closer to the goal are better.
During the summer and early fall
of 1947, much was done to stimulate
public interest in the problem. Then
in November representatives of sew
eral civic and economic groups met
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-09-17
MONTANA'S TAX PROBLEM

Montana suffers from that same inequality in the
distribution of it's wealth which we described
listing between the states. The great wealth is lump
ed in a few spots AS consequence, the average
total levy for all school purposes for the year 1916
in the state ranged from Is mills in Meagher County
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-09-17
Montana's Tax and School Problem
BY. M. PETERSON, Poison
FORWARD

Inc urgent need of revenue to carry on an edu-
cauonal program and to provide equality of educa-
tlOn opportunities in Montana consistent with the