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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-20
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Lou Boudreau Is Putting
 Cleveland Indians Up in
 American League Flag Raee

bleheader with the Browns in St. Louis. The hustling Brownies took the first game 8-6; New York won the second, 9-6.
 In the National League, only a complete collapse can stop the Bos- ton Braves from winning their first flag in 34 years. The Braves de- fsated the Cincinnati Reds, Az. They lead the Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals by six games.
 The Cards moved into a second place tie with the Dodgers, scoring two victories over the Giants in New York, 4-3 and 3-1. The Dodg- CTS whipped the Chicago Cubs in Brooklyn, 8-l.
 Philadelphia all but eliminated the Pittsburgh Pirates, trouncing the Bucs in a twin bill, 9-6 and 5-3. Pittsburgh trails by eight games. The fifth place Giants are only two games away from being mathematically eliminated
 The Washington Senators ended their 18-game losing streak, defeat ing the cellar dwelling White Sox in Chicago, 10-7 and 8-6.
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COLLEGE
 FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o-IR-Al- most everybody gets into the act this week m the toughest set of September football games in history.
 Ire traditional early season ''breather" definitely is thing of the past when the first full weekend of action offers such att fractions as Navy-California, Pur- due -Notre-Dame and Texas-North Carolina.
 And there are many more.
 The season actually opened, piece meal fashion, last weekend. Villa nova showed surprising power in stopping Texas A. and M, 34-l4 at Philadelphia. Two otter Texas teams had better luck The Uni vers;ty of Texas Longhorns smoth- cred Louisiana State 330, and Tex as Christian edged Kansas, 14-13, in 90 degree heat at Lawrence.
 On the West Coast California poured it on Santa Clara, 41-19, and Oregon steamrollered Santa Bar bara, 55-7.
 UCLA tegan it's Pacific Coast conference season with a 48-27 vic- tory over Washington State while Oregon State beat Idaho, 27-12. Stanford won it's first game in two years, downing San Jose State with last quarter furry, 26-20
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By JOE REICHLER

Win, lose or draw, Lou Boudreau, shortstop-manager of the Cleveland Indians, rates as the outstanding player of the major leagues.
 It is largely through his efforts at bat, in the field and on the hench-that the Indians are only half a game out of the American League lead today, with an excellent chance to win their first flag in 28 years
 Lou tlasted his 18th and 18th round-trippers yesterday to account for both his teams runs in Cleve- lands second game 20 triumph over the Philadelphia Athletics. The Tribe also won the opener, 5-3
 The pair of victories, coupled with the double setback handed to the Boston Red Sox by the Detroit Tigers, 4-3 and 8-6, boosted the Indians within half a game of the pace-setting Sox.
 The Indians also vaulted over the New York Yankees into second place when the Bronx bombers were held to split in their dou-
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FISH SPREADS ARE LATEST EXPERIMENT
 OF FISH, WILDLlFE

The American consumer is able to eat almost anything out of can. And if the experiments of Fish and Wildlife Service food technolo- gist are successful, he'll be spread ing canned fish pastes on sand wiches, too.
 For the past year, Norman D. Jarvis, technologist at the Services laboratory in College Park, Md, has been working up canned sandwich spreads made of fish.
 While the general consumer has teen able to buy canned meat pastes for more than 50 years, spreads made of fish are comparatively new. "Spe- cialty" pastes made of fish are im- ported from Europe, but they are prepared for limited, high-priced marke,.
 MT. Jarvis canned fish spreads are being made for possible use in the Federal aided school lunch pro- grams As imperishable, inexpen- sive, and ready-to-use products. the canned fish spreads may also give commercial canners new general marke..
 A finished formula for the spread has not been perfected yet, MT. Jar wis says, for his work is still in the experimental stage. But the results have been favorable so far, and he expects to have his formula ready tefore the end of the year. He has tried more than 40 species of fish in his canning tests, and has decided upon chum salmon, mack erel. pollock, fake herring, and rose- if n for large-scale production. Thess arc ircxr ensive and are available 1T large quantities
 Tomato, flour, dried skinned milk, margarine, and smal amount of seasoning go into MT Jarvis fish spread. The tomato makes the fish spread more appetiz- ing by adding color, he says. The f,our.acts as binder, and the dried skimmed milk increases the food value.
 MT. Jarvis adds little salt and white pepper give it some season. ing. Although meat pastes are elab- orately seasoned, he says, the fish spread contains little. Preliminary tests have shown him that all fish taste the same with heavy seasoning.
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LEADERS, IN B. B.

Leaders in the major league tase- ball teams, through games of Sun day, are as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Batting-W Williams, Boston .376; Boudreau, Cleveland .355.
 Runs batted in--DiMaggio, New York 145; Stephens, Boston l26.
 Hcme runs-DiMaggio, New York 28: Gordon, Cleveland 28.
 Pitching Kramer, B os n 16-5 .762; Gromek, Cleveland 9-3 .750. NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting -Musial, St. Louis .375; Ashburn, Philadelphia .333.
 Runs batted in-Musial, St. Louis 120, Mize, New York 1l8
 Pitching-Sewell, Pittsburgh 11-3 .78e, Chesnes, Pittsburgh 13-4 .765.
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YANKEES KELLER
 WILL HAVE DAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-R- Charlie Keller, one of Marylands iavorite baseball sons. will be the recipient of a number of gifts on Saturday, Sept. 25, in Yankee Stadium when the Yankees face the Bpston Red Sox.
 Part of the money collected from Keller fans and members of the University of Maryland Alum nj and student body will be turned over as scholarship for a New York boy who would not other wise have been financially able to attend college"
 Hundreds of fans from New Jersey, Maryland and Washington D. C., will make the trip. Keller, now in his 10th year as a Yan- kee, is Frederick, Md, resident
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3. B. SEARS

Baseball ssa1s c- games Sunday are as follows.
 Batting Larry Dolby and Lou Boudreau, Indians-Doby's ninth in- ming homer with one on beat the Athletics, 5-3, in the first game. Roudreau's two home runs enabled Steve Gromek and the tribe to win tEe second game, 20.
 Pitching-Harry Brecheen, Car dinals--Spaced eight hits for a 3-1 triumph over the Giants It was his 18th victory and put the Redbirds into a second place tie with Brook lyn.
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REFUND OF INCOME
 TAX DUE AE!RS )E.'
 DEAD, ACTIVE DUTY

Refund of income tax paid for years ending after December T, 1941, by member of armed forces who died while on active duty af- ter that date, can be secured by his heirs, announces Clark Squire, Col lector of Internal Revenue. This applies only to take paid for the years he was in the Service.
 Public Law 367, effective Angus, 5, 1947, makes the refunds possible, amending previous legislation that only provided forgiveness of unpaid taxes for these years.
 Squire stated that claims for re- funds under the law much be filed prior to January 1, l949
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FOOTBALL . SCORES

Here are scores of prominent football games played during the weekend.
 St. Marys CCalif0 32 Loyola Ua.) T.
 UCLA 48; Washington State 26. Denver 33: Colorado Mines 0. Oregon State 27; Idaho 12. Oregon 55; Santa Barbara '. Stanford 26; San Jose State 20. Willamette g; Portland U. 6. Linfield IA; Lower Columbia J c. '.
 Brigham Young IA; San Diego State 6.
 Eastern Washington 12; Montana Univ. T.
 Richmond 33; Randolph Macon Duqresne g., West Virginia Wes- leyan 6.
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MEXICAN LEAGUE
 FOLDS UP, QUITS

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 20.-'Rl- The Mexican B e b all League, which lured handful of major league players into five year sus- pensions and tempted dozens more with fabulous offers, has quit.
 An official of the circuit, who would not permit use of his name, said last night the outlaw league gave up because of money losses and player assertions.
 Other officials declined comment, but the league has no further games scheduled. It was to have played until October 24
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SUMMARY OF 5p0RT5
 OF WEEKEND
(By The Associated Press)

tBy The ASSOclateQ PreSS)
 Here is summary of sports re- suits over the weekend: GOLF
 PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.-Grace Lenczyk, Newington, Conn, won the United States Women's Amateur Coli Tournament with a and 3 victory over Helen Sigel of Phila- delphia.
 TENNIS
 FOREST HILLS, N.Y. Richard Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated Eric Sturgess of South Africa for tke National Singles Tennis title; Mrs. Margaret Osborne DuPont de- feated Louise Brough for the wom- ems title.
 ALLENTOWN, Pa.-Eddie Moylan won the Pennsylvania State clay court singles title over Felicismo Ampton of the Philippines. POLO
 WESIBURY, N. SteC.idn Sanford's Hurricanes defeated Great Neck for the United States open polo title.
 SHOOTING
 LAS VEGAS, Nev.-Ed. Casteg- netto, San Francisco, won the Gov ernor of Nevada trophy in shoot off in the national skeet champion ships.
 FOOT RACING
 MILLBURN, N.J.-Victor Dyrgal, New York. won the national senior A. A. U. 25 kilometer road race in cne hour. 27 minutes. 44.3 seconds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-20
PRINCESS LOUISE
 IN SATURDAY NIGHT

The Princess Louise. explained by c. Robson, came in from the south Saturday night, docking at 8:45 o'clock and sailing at midnight for Skagway.
 Passengers disembarking at Ju- neau were: Caroline E. Breiding, Sandra Lee Cain, David L. Dudley, Joseph Ferchik, Arthemise Garri- sen, Monroe Guggenheim, Mrs. Lee Hammarley, Nellie Knipple, John Lowell, Ellen Miller, Carrie Noell, Dorothy Patterson, Elizabeth Rush. CT, Otis A. Rosboro, Ralph E. Rob- eltson, Donald Seeley, Madeira Spreistersbach.
 Sister Mary Betholde, James o. Thompson, Peder Ursin, Dorothy Wass, Peter Brown, Dorothy Cain, Sherry A. Cain, Edella M. Evans, Julius Friedman, Lucy B. Griffin, Helene Guggenheim, Joheph Hod- gins, James R. Loso, Wallace Mel vile, Claude H. Newton, Ruth A. Olsen, Carman Patterson.
 Harriett B. Rosboro, Carre Rob- ertson, James P Rogers, Norah w.. Shannon, Louie G. Stubbs, Sister Mary Joanne, Claire Thompson, Jerald w. Wass, Ross A. Wheeler.
 CALIFORNIAN HERE
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49ER5 BEAT
 LOS ANGELES

NEW YORK. Sept 20-lR-San Franoisco's 49ers made it four in row yesterday by knocking off Los Angeles 36-14 in an All-American conference football clash.
 In the days only other profess sional game, the Chicago Cardinals took a 35-14 exhibition win over Pittsburgh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-20
OAKS, SEALS EVEN STEVEN
 ?. {. LEAGUE
By BILL BECKER

Oakland suddenly lost its sock and San Francisco as quickly re- gained its absent punch. So the two Coast League contenders are even-steven going into the final week.
 The Oaks hard hitting bats were stilled twice by San Diego, 90 and 7-2, as San Francisco boomed to twin victories of 14-4 and l2-9 yes- terday over Portland
 The Seals jumped into a tie with their cross-bay rivals at 1O7 wins, 73 losses with eight more games to play-including the one inning replay of the disputed Aug. IA game between the two teams.
 The replay will be sandwiched in Tuesday night at the Seals Stadium Oakland will start it's series with Sacramento tonight to be free for the big one inning to- morrow. The Oaks will pick up the hattle with 4-3 lead. The balance of the week, San Fran cisco will entertain Seattle.
 Seattle took a solid hold on fouth place, 3ls games ahead of Portland by downing Los Angeles twice, 2-1 and 5-4.
 Hollywood apparently consigned Sacramento the cellar with 6-1 ard 3-1 trouncings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-20
MRS. EDNA PAUL OF
 TANACR0SS pASSES
 AWAY ON SATURDAY

Mrs. Edna Paul of Tanacross passed away on Saturday evening at the Government Hospital. Mrs. Paul, who was 3S years of age. en-
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tered the hospital on July 25 of this year.
 Mrs. Paul is survived by one son, who is ten years of age. A wire has been sent to Tanacross and the remains are at the Charles VI, Carter Mortuary awaiting final arrangements.
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JOHN wIEsE HERE

John Wiese, Anchorage, arrived in Juneau yesterday, and is at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-20

T-BOSE STEAKS S2.5e AZ THE COUNTRY CLUB. ss5 It
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DOROTHY STEARNS ROFF
 SCHOOL OF DANCING

Fall classes now enrolling, boys acrobatic class, social dancing for beginners. Phone Red 575. 990 16t
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Read the Want-Ads for bargains.
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Pacific Coast League
TIDE TABLE
 SEPTEMBER 21

High tide, 3:23 am, 1858 it. Low tide. 9:25 am, Is it. High tide, 15.24 pm, I'll it. Low tide, 21:52 pm, -.2 it.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

3" NSHouHoi ~ "wsO SShohuoI
6:45.
WTTG-Walter Compton.
WMAL-Fllm Features.
700.
WMAL-News and Views.
WNBW-Your Weather Man: Wash.
ington Newsreel. 7:05;
Write Now, 7:1o.
WTTG-Of the Record.
7:I5.
WMAL-Film Features.
1880.
WMAL-Movieland Quiz:
WNBW-Musical Miniatures.
WTTG-Meet Mrs. Markell.
7:45.
WNBW-Newsreel Theater, 7:S0.
500.
WMAL-Telestars Of Tomorrow.
WNBW-Star Theater.
WTTG-Operation Success.
WMAL-Film Features.
WTTG-Hockey.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

Television.
1880, WTTG-Seat Royal is Mrs
Markets guest.
500, WNBW-Florence Desmond
joins Milton Berle in a satiric skit;
Make Rosenbloom appears with
the comedian in another routine.
$3.50, WTTG - Washington VS.
Cleveland. hockey game.
800, WMAL-Actress Marie Nc.
Donald, Playwright Tennessee vii.
hams, Broadway Producer Margc
Jones visit I'VE the People"
Evening star., 1948-10-12

radio programs some
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1948-10-12

moulian, Actor Walter Abel and
Television Executive James Car
mine.
9:45, WMAL-The American Art
String Quartet features schubert's
Quartet in A Minor
1880. WTOP-The inaugural ad-
dress Of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover at his formal installation as
President of Columbia University.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
oINn AN STATIONS.

WQQW-570 Kc.-7 am. to $3.50 pm.
WpIK-730 Kc.-6:1b am. to $50 pm.
WARL-7S0 Kc.-e:15 am. to $50 pm.
WGAY-t,050 M.-e:1b am. to $50 pm
WBcc-t,t70 Ke.-e:46 am. to $3.50 pm
WFAx-t,270 Kt.-o:1b am. to $3.50 pm.
WeAM-t. 800 Kc.-6:15 am. to $50 pm
Wf)fK-t sq0 Ke-s:45 ANA to $50 pm
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio.

100, WWDC-The latest pop tunes
from London.
1880, WRC-Debut of a new dra-
matte series. George Brent stars in
Next Chapter"
$3.50, WMAL-"How Will Tele-
vision Affect the Motion Pictures?"
Speakers are Network President
Mark Woods, Director Reuben Ma
Evening star., 1948-10-12

M STATIONS.
WlNx.FM-96.3 Me-, Channel 742.
8 an. to 1:06 An.
WG. .fM-93.s Me-. Channel $50.
$50 an. 10 am.
WASn-fh-o7.i Me-, Channel 246.
4:57 to II pm.
W0l.FMLoS.7 Me-. Channel 754.
8 am. to 1890 am.
Dc.M-i0i.t Me-. Channel 766.
1880 an to II DIE
" W6AY.fh-i02.3 Me-. Channel III.
8 am. to Q pm
WBU1,fM-96.7 Mt.. Channel 144.
W00W.Fh-t03.5 Me-, Channel 27S.
am. to midnight
WAR -fMvt05.5 Nc, Channel 2SS.
3 to 10 pm.
WMAl .Fh-i07.3 Me-, Channel 297.
Q am. to midnisht.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
z cinnosti
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association.

V patek, 16. ledna t.. r. kona-
la Sc schGze nas1 associace v
m1stnosti Slovenskeho Domu,
Eager a Montford ul., ktera by
la cetne navts1vena a bylo ro-
kovano O mnoho dulezitych
j%ednan1ch.
Prvni ma programu bylo pTi-
v1tan1 zen ktere zahajily nas1
Odbocku Assn (Auxiliary) .
PTftomne zeny byly uv1tany p.
pTedsedou E. MynaTem a p.
John w. Valisem, kteT1 Jim W.
sv6tlili dcel teto associace a
podmfnky ktere sc budou tykat
jejich odbocky.
Ma pr1st1 schulz ktera Dude
konana 20. 1nora v $3.50 vecer
v nasf m~1stnosti budou zvoleny
uTednice ma tento rok. Proto
vyzyvame vsechny ceskosloven-
ske zeny by Sc dostavily v hoj-
mem poctu ma tuto schulz a
probudily svGj zajem v tuto no
We zalozenou odbocku. Zeny,
ktere nejsou. csl. pGvodu ale
jsou provdane "a Cecha neb
Slovaka jsou %opravneny k pf1-
stupu a budou srdecne v1tany.
V teto schulz tez bylo pf1j-
muto IA novych clenG do muz-
skeho oddelenf, dobrym to zna-
men1m 1spechu pro naS1 asso-
ciaci. A proto nepfestavejte
krajane v.tomto podniku a i ma
dale pracujte a privedte move
cleny do nas1 associace. Name
dobry zacatek tax nesmime pre-
.stati nyn1, neb nev1me, kdy zas
budeme muset nas1 s1lu PROBE
Wit v rGznych zalezitostech.
Doufame, re ma pr1st1 schulz
Dude pTijato Ease mnoho no
vych clen6 a proto jeste jednou
vas mill krajane vybfzfme,
stante Sc cleny teto associace
ktera pracuje pro vase dobro.
Dostali jsme dopis cd firmy
Cross & Blackwell Co., v.nem2
nam o%znamujf, re Sc zabyvaji
zas1lanfm bal1ck6 parcel for
Peace" do Evropy. Bylo usne.
seno ably tento dopis byl dan
"Telegrafu" k otisknutf pro in
naS1m krajanGm.
! (Poznamka redakce: Dopis
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Sokolska Hlidka.
Ones Sokolove a Sokolky
ma TeIev;si

Ones v patek pc Tote iodine
vecern1 budou pTedvadeny te-
levisn1 ukazky sokolskeho W.
cviku ma naTadi Televisni Sta
nicf WNBW, hned pc hlavnlm
"Pestnim utkan1" Boxing
Match. Telocvicny program
Dude televisovan We Washing
tone. z naseho sok. clenstva
vystoup1 bfi.: Frank Hejny, MI.
a Edmunde Pokorny (Sok.
Jedn. "Blesk", Baltimore) ma
vysokych bradlech ses.: Fran
tiska Maresova a Evelyn Voel-
kerova (Sokolice, Baltimore)
ma vys. bradlech o nestejne vysi
zeroi.
Pc vykonech ma naTad1 jme-
novanf utvor1 spolecne skupiny.
O sokolstvu promluvf a cviky
vysvetlf radiovy rozhlasovaG
br. Jarka Mares z Baltimore.
Upozornujeme nase krajany,
by nepromeskali tuto vzacnou
pr1lezitost uvideti naSe m1stni
sok. borce ma Televisi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Sto tisic Sokolek chce cvicit
ma slete.

Praha. = z milionoveho ka-
dru clend Sokola je pima osmi-
ma aktivnlch cvicenek = zen.
TO je c1slo. ktere nedosahla do
sud zadna telovychovna orga-
nisace ma svete. A nynf 81 i've
domte, re vice nez sto tisic ses-
ter Sc pfihlasilo, ably cvicilo ma
XI. slete. Exam s nimi!" To
Je otazka, kterou 81 kladou ma
celnice jednot casteji a casteji.
zeny Sc vsak nedaly. Touha
cvicit ma strahovskem travniku
pfekonava mnohe obt1ze. Te-
pioneer obetavosti Sokolek uka-
zuJe vysoko a = media sc sire
pat. TAX bylo rozhodnuto, re
vystoup1 celkem ctyTikrat. aby
Sc vystf1dalo pres 60 tisfc cvi-
cenek. Pres to z1stava 40 tislc
sester, ktere budou "bojovat" O
1cast ma slete.
Bude Sc vybirat.
Ne POOLE staff, ami Poole kra-
sy, jak 81 mnohe predstavovaly.
Rozhodne yykon a znalost. Bu-
de Sc zkouSet. A pr1sne zkou-
Set. Co je to vsak ma nase So
kolky? Ably "nepropadly", pill
ne Sc pTipravuj1. Zastihnete je
v telocvicnach nejen We vSedn1
dny, ale i v sobotu, v nedeli We
Ger, odpoledne i rano.
Ctyri skladby.
Nase Sokolky uvidime ma Sic
te celkem We ctyrech skladbach
vesmes velmi rytmickych, S ry-
chlym spadem pohybd a pomer
ne obt1znymi prvky. Zdatnej-
81 provedou skladbu sestry Run
tove s kuzely. To je neco, CO
u nasich cvicenek obdivuje cely
svet. Nemene vyspelosti Dude
zapotTebl Ike cvicen1 skladby S
kuzely a svihadly Cd sestry
Burgove. Konecne sestra Ma
tejovcova je mimo "Reje" au-
torkou prostnych, jejichz mo-
dernf pojetf Dude pfekvapenim
XI. sletu.
TAX Sc rodf sletova vystoupe-
nj zen. Ones uz nen1 v plen.
kach, ale potrebuje jen trochu
pTic1snout, usmernit a vybrou.
sit. Vsak zeny 81 umejf pora.
dit a hlavne pomoci. Primo
hyTf energii a NELL byste videt
jak Jim to slus1. A coz teprve
ma slet6 " Praze! Jsou tro.
chu nedockave, ale neni Sc &C
divit. "Jen kdyby mas nebylC
tolik = = Rude Pravo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Rekordni sucho ohrozuje JIM
Kalifornii.

Los Angeles. = Teple a slun-
ne pocas1 posledn1ch mes1cG Sc
v~yvinulo v katastrofalnl sucho
JIM Kalifornii. Dive pobrez-
nj mesta musela omeziti spo-
tTebu vody, tamnl zahradnicky
prdmysI v hodnote 1925, 00O,-
600 je ohrozen ne1rodou a ne
bezpecf lesn1ch pozar1 stale
stoupa.
Rok 1947 byl registrovan "a
nejsuss1 "a onech 70 let, pc KITE
ra jsou v Kalifornii vedeny po-
vetrnostn1 zaznamy.
O vanocfch zde byla teplota
81 stupnd a nyni je jiz pc 6 dnu
teplota vyss1 80 stupnG, letos
.jeste nepadla kapka deste.
Tis1ce farmaT1 muscle sab
nouti k um6lemu zavodnenl,
cehoz nikdy pred tim nebylo
zapotrebf v zimn1ch mes1clch.
Jiz nynf je jisto, re tezk6 ztra-
ty ma drode jsou nevyhnutelne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-23
Prehled udalostf We Washingto-
ne minuleho tydne.

Hospodarska situace zavda-
la presidentovi pffcinu k dosti
pesimisticke zprave, kterouz O
Jednou vice vyslovil varovanf,
re stava nebezpecf deprese, ne
bude-li kongres umeti z~astaviti
vzestup cen. Bylo poukazano
k tomu, re cetn6 druhy konsum
nlho zboz1 jsou mnohym lidem
pflstupne jen "a pomoci pouzf-
vani konsumnfch dver1 a dali
sim hrozivym znamenfm je sta
lie ubyvan1 1spornych vkladd.
|. Dals1m varovnym znamenfm
bylo usneseni unie autodelnfkd
pozadovati move znacne zvyse-
nj mezd, elm je naznaceno, re
nova vlna mzdovych pozadav-
XII povede k dalsfmu vseobec-
menu zdrazen1, kdyz kongres
nenaJde prostfedky jak uciniti
inflaci konec,
MarshallGv plan je stale je-
ste We stadiu kongresnfch vysle-
chG a vystrfdali Sc v pffslus-
nych kongresn1ch vyborech jiz
vsichni clenove vlady a dopo-
rucovali plan svorne z hlediska
svych odborG. Senator Taft
pfisel S prohlasenfm, re by die
jeho nazoru castka 6.8 bilionu
urcena k financovanf prvnfch
Is mesicG m6la byti snlzena O
ieden billion. Toto prohlasenf
je velmi zaj1mave proto, re tez
senator Taft nema proti planu
%zasadn1ch namitek. Jde nyni
jen o BOZ o vysi castky a vlada
soustreduje sve 1silf ma to-, do
staff plan pod stTechu tax, jak
je navrzen.
Sleva dani povede opet k me-
reni sill mezi vladou a kongre-
sem a stava obava, re pri tom
nejhdre pochodf poplatnfci.
Tajemnfk pokladu pr SVEN W.
slechu O teto veci naznacil, re
president Truman hodla opet
vetovati republikanskou dano-
YOU pTedlohu a president1v da-
novy plan nema zadne nadeje
ma schvaleni v kongresu. Ne
kterf demokrate prohlasili u
mysl pokusiti Sc O kompromis V
ten smysl, re by byla poskytnu-
ia danova sleva malym poplat-
n1kGm a president Truman by
Sc VIDAL pozadavku zvysen1
korporacn1ch DAM, vyhlldky ia
kov6ho kompromisu nelze pro-
zat1m posouditi.
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lestlne. V kapli kde jest udr-
ZOVana Vel. SvatnSt nnm0dlili

lestlne. V kapli kde jest udr-
zovana Vel. Svatost pomodlili
jsme Sc spolecne "a mir We sve-
te a zazp1yali pfsen k 81. Pann6
Marii. Skoro vsechny potion
koupily nejake pamatky z pou-
tt, ably je privezly ma pamatku
domG. Kazda chtela privest
svym drahym donna neco z
pouti.
Kdyz jsme vysli ven, zacalo
poprchavat a proto rychle ma
stoupili jsme do busu a vydali
Sc ma zpatecnf cestu. Prselo ce-
lou cestu, a kdyz jsme dojeli V
Z hodin vecer k m1stu pred ko-
stelem odkud jsme vyjeli rano,
ieste prselo = a prselo pax ce-
lou noe. Byli jsme radi, re ne
prselo We dine, a re pocas1 bylo
nam dosti prfznive, tax aby-
chom mohli p6kne uzit sveho
zajezdu do Washingtonu. Vsi-
chni jsme Sc pekn6 pobavili.
Zplvali jsme pc ceste a touto
vyj1zdkou zajiste vsechny Glen
kyne krouzku Ladies Auxilia-
ry' okraly novou vzpruznost1
dale pracovat pro veskery ce-
lex nas1 osady sv. Vaclava.
Zdaf B1h! MAC.
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Roosevelt Memorial Meeting
Dude sc konati v patek, dine 80.
ledna v $3.50 vecer v NMU Hall
1912 E. Baltimore st. Hlavnfm
Fecn1kem ma tonic Roosevelt
tove Vzpomfnkovem Veceru''
Dude znamy a popularn1 pred
seda Kongresu Americkych
SlovanGG p. Leo Krzycki.
LalS1mi ma programu budou +:
p. w. E. Du Bots, Harold Buch-
man a komik Jack Guilford.
Tato schGze jest poradana
Maryland for Wallace Vybo-
rem a P. C. A. Vstupne je Ii
dove pouze 60c i danf a lfstky
mono dostati jiz nyni v pred
prodej1ch Tower Bldg, Room
213, PL 2430 a P. c.. A., 1913 N.
Charles St., LIE 1904.
Mezi pokrokovym krajany
baltimorskymi jew Sc o tuto
Rooseveltovou Vzpom1nkovou
schulz velky zajem!