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Evening star., 1949-03-20
By Dovid A. Stein

security and veterans benefits.
Duties will be removed from
goods imported from Canada,
the islands chief source Of sup
plies. On flour alone, at do
mestic Canadian prices, the
saving will amount to so per
cent. The Newfoundland Fish
cries Board will continue to ad-
minister the industry for the
next five years. There will be
no interference with the COL
ony's present system Of denom-
national control Of education.
Home Rule Continues
Geographically. Newfound-
land and Labrador are part OF
Canada. Trade, commerce and
finance are closely linked, with
the Canadian dollar as legal
currency. The new province
will function under the same
terms as Canada's other prov
inces, with full local self
government and its own legis-
lature. Six senators and seven
members of the House of Com
mons will represent Newfound-
land in the Canadian Parlia-
ment. Annexation OF New
forndland will round out Can.
ada's northern half of the con-
tinent and bolster the founda-
tions of her national security.
The United States maintains
Evening star., 1949-03-20

square miles OF forest are avail"
able.
Despite dense fog along the
coast in winter. coupled with
heavy weather" Newfound-
is neither icebound nor snow
bound for nine or 10 months
a year. The capital. st. Johns
rarely has zero weather. Sum-
mer days, with temperatures
seldom above 80 degrees, per-
NIT bathing.
Major handicaps to develop
ment Of the island as a recrea-
ton center have been lack OF
resort facilities and short
age of good transinsular roads
to the wooded and picturesque
west coast. But Canada's boost
to the islands economy is ex-
pected to stimulate bridge and
highway construction.
The Canadian government
will take over the islands rail-
ways, now operating at a ST.
100000 annual deficit. Civil
aviation, including Gander Air
port and Newfoundland Hotel
(both operating at a loss) will
also be Canadas charge. I'm
der the terms Of the annexa.
ton plan. Canada will take over
the major part of the public
debt and will extend to New
foundland its system of social
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Newfoundland and its de-
pendency. Labrador. will be-
come Canada's 10th province
on March 81, and Canadian
tourist agencies are expected
to lend a helping hand toward
developing vacation and rec
reation there into q major in
duStry.
Newfoundland's income from
commercial fisheries, paper and
pulp, mining. and small fac
tories always has been COM
paratively meager. At its 1947
peak. total revenue was only
500 100000. Experts. noting
that the tourist trade is the
largest industry OF Nova Scotia.
see possibilities for doubling
the islands annual income.s
Short on Highways
Gander, the international
airport where all trans-Atlan-
tic air passengers stop. is five
hours by plane from New York.
The island has air connections
with the United States and Eu-
rope. with half a dozen airlines
running scheduled flights daily.
So far only a handful of sports
men have sampled the salmon
fishing on 100 virgin rivers. Big
game hunting is an autumn
sport for which thousands OF
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Not Political Regime

It is important to bear in mind
that while the Panamanian gov
ernment is a purely political setup
and can engage in outspoken po-
litical campaigns affecting all
matters having to do with United
States-Panamanian relations. the
government of the Canal Zone is
not a political organization.
Therefore, its officials are not IN
a position to engage in open pub
lie discussion.
When all is said and done
Panama and the Canal Zone are
destined to live side by side for a
long time. Perhaps it Is too much
to ask Panamanians to realize
that the strategic waterway has
to be operated with uninterrupted
skill and efficiency. It cannot be
operated or maintained as q mere
accommodation to the Republic Of
Panama.
On the other hand. our own
officials and citizens in the Zone
will do we'll to remember that
smooth and neighborly relations
with the Panamanfans are not
only conducive to the safety, de-
fense, and efficiency Of the Canal,
but definitely affect our future
relations with all of Latin Amer
lea. AS a Peruvian diplomat once
said to me: '"The Canal Zone is
your inter-American show win
dow. In the long run we will Judge
your intentions toward all your
neighbors on the basis Of your
ability to get along. with Panama
and the Panamanian people"
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Iran Is Weak Link in Shdckles for Soviet
By Lothrop Stoddord

ignorant and impoverished peasan-
try. In addition, Persia was a
diplomatic battle-ground between
Russia and Britain. while Euro
pean adventures floated usurious
loans and wrangled exorbitant
concessions from a corrupt mon
arch and his courtiers.
In 1906, the first step toward ma
tional regeneration came with q
popular uprising which forced the
Shah to grant a liberal constitu-
ton on Western lines with q
Parliament or Madjliss and at
tendant administrative reforms.
But this hopeful beginning was
clouded by attempts at reaction,
foreign Intervention. and factionai
rivalries, while a few years later
Persia was involved in World War
I. with armed Intervention by both
Russians and British. A chaotic
postwar period eliminated IN a
military uprising headed by the
strongest and most able leader
that the country had produced in
generations.
Dictator Took Over
His name was Reza Khan. A
professional soldier, he incarnated
the militant patriotism aroused by
a century Of foreign aggression
and domestic misrule. Gathering
power in his hands. he presently
sent the last degenerate ruler OF
the Khajar dynasty into petma-
nent exile and had hipself pro-
claimed Shah, emphasizing the
strongly nationalistic character OF
the new regime by changing the
name of the country from Persia
to the ancient one of Tran"
Thenceforth, Iran experienced
both the good and bad sides OF a
strong dictatorship. Materially,
much good was accomplished. An
efficient administration and army
restored order and promoted sta
bility. Modern highways were laid
out and a railroad was constructed
across the country from the
Persian Gulf to the Caspin Sea.
thereby opening the country to
foreign trade as never before. Fac
tories were started equipped with
Western machinery under the
guidance of skilled technicians
from Europe and America. Iran
began to be outwardly transformed
on Western lines. But all these
improvements came from the top
and benefited chiefly the Shah
and his subordinates. Compare
lively little was done to better the
lot Of the masses, while the poll
tical life Of the nation was para
lived,
Evening star., 1949-03-20

. This one-sided dictatorship
came to grief through foreign en-
tanglements arising out OF World
War II. In that conflict. the Shah
tried to stay neutral. But the rail-
road he had built proved to be his
undoing. Iran became vital stra-
tegic link between Soviet Russia
and the Western powers after
Hitler's invasion Of the Soviet
Union. When the Shah refused to
grant demands for its use. Russian
and British troops entered the
country, forced his abdication,
and installed his young son, Mo-
manned Reza, on the throne,
backed by a new government
which granted all the Allied de-
mands. Indeed, Iran became a
member of the alliance against the
Axis in return for promises by
Britain and Russia to respect its
postwar independence and in
tegrity.
When the United States en-
tered the war, American technical
troops took over the task OF sup
plying Russia through Iran. dong
marvellous job. Trans import
ance to the Allied cause was en-
phasized by the choice OF its cap
ital, Teheran, for the famous
meeting between Churchill
Roosevelt and Stain in Novem-
Der, l943. In the declaration
which resulted from that confer
ence. not only was Trans inde-
pendence reaffirmed but postwar
economic aid was promised as a
reward for it's wartime services.
Such assistance was obviously
needed, because the economic I'M
pact of the war on Iran had been
severe. Food was short, goods OF
every type became scarce. while
large amounts of currency issued
to meet Allied expenditures with
in the country intensified the in
flationary trend. These economic
ills, which bore especially hard
upon the masses, magnified their
suffering and engendered wide
spread popular discomfort.
Russians Stayed On
All this was fertile ground for
the Communistic propaganda
which Soviet Russia launched IN
Iran even before the close OF the
war, with the added advantage
that Soviet troops were in occu-
patton of the northern provinces
under the wartime agreement
which likewise sanctioned the
presence of British and American
forces. This agreement provided
that all foreign troops should quit
Iranian soil six months after the
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Tension and DiSsensiOn =.
Increase Over Canal Zone
Most Involved International Situation in
Western Hemisphere Stems From Thin
Strip With Slit for Ships
By Edword TomIinson

Relations Republic and the United States
Canal the most complicated international
situation but lately tension and dis
their respective and peoples have
been on increase.
Bitter political rivalry nationalist agitation in Panama all
Evening star., 1949-03-20

velQ OF tlOSIulIlcS Will VIC AAAo CiA-
emies. Both the Americans and
British left within the appointed
time. But the Russian troops
stayed on. while Soviet propa-
ganda encouraged the formation
of a Communicated political or
ganization known as the Tudeh
Party. exploiting popular griev-
ances to preach a social revolu-
ton. The climax to these Soviet
intrigues came at the close Of
1945, when q radical regime, un-
der the protection Of Russian bay
onets, proclaimed the autonomy
of the northern province of Aver
baijan in defiance of the central
Government.
Produced Crisis
This thinly-veiled Soviet ag-
gression produced an interna-
tional crisis. The Iranian govern
ment lodged a protest before the
Security Council of the United
Nations. to which Iran belonged.
Despite Russian obstruction, the
Western powers reacted so strong
ly in Trans behalf that Moscow
judged it best not to carry mat
tiers to extremes at that moment.
So the Russian troops were with
drawn and the pro-Soviet re-
gime in Azerbaian promptly col
lapsed.
Subsequent events have proved
that Moscow has not abandoned
it's aggressive intentions toward
Iran. 1t demands economic con-
cessions in the northern provinces
which would result in yelled
Russian protectorate, while the
official Soviet radio and press
wage mounting campaign of
abuse against the Iranian gov
ernment and its policies. Mos
cows special ire is reused by the
1ranian Governments employ
ment of American advisers and
technicianS to strengthen its
army and promote an extensive
plan of economic improvement
based upon the findings of an
American private commission
composed of leading engineers
and other specialists.
Moscow Hurls Charles
Moscow goes so far as to allege
that Iran is being thereby trans
formed into an American satel-
lite and military base directed
against the Soviet Union. That
the Iranian Government takes
this propaganda campaign seri-
ously is indicated by a strong
diplomatic note to Moscow. which
stigmatizes the campaign as IAN
unfriendly act" The note like
wise protests against Soviet criti-
cisms of strong measures taken
by the Iranian government
against the Tudeh Party, recently
dissolved for "sedition and in
trigue." That the Tudeh Party
has been consistently supported
by Soviet agents is well estab-
lished, its crowning act being the
recent attempt upon the Shah's
life by one of its members.
This mounting war Of nerves"
waged by Moscow has rendered
the Iranian authorities extremely
uneasy. OF course. Soviet policy
is so unpredictable that the
meaning behind specific moves
can never be accurately gauged.
Yet the fact remains that. If
Moscow should decide on a major
counterthrust to the pending
Atlantic pact, a diversion in the
Middle East would pose a sharp
test of Western unity and deter
mination at q relatively remote
point. On previous occasions. the
American Government has indi-
Gated its stanch support OF Iran
against a threat to its indepen-
dence and integrity. 1t may well
be that we shall soon be faced
with a challenge to our expressed
policy.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Tourists Eye New Canadian Area
2|$:Ia2l!Sl OF The NEW, WORLD

and ia large boys end fords. Newfoundland and lobro
dor rsssmbIs Ner~oy canados tenth province is rich
in minerals, forest products and vndsvsopsd tourist
ottroetions. Newfoundland hos the worlds greatest
commercial fishing woters.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, TO- le49
Press Raises Voice
In Protest for 122 Years
Considers Role of Chaperoning Readers
Rights Its Chief Function Along
With Protecting Freedoms
By Moss n. Hendrix

1.-THE author present UftteT Formerly SeTOe1
editor of "A Monthly Summary OF EOents ana
Relations" and the founder OF National
Negro Newspaper Week.
twenty-five after the debut of the first Negro
States possibly the only resemblance between
this press the characteristic of protest
born protest and modern Negro
protest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

co chceme prokazat newyor-
skym Sletem naS1 krajanske
vefejnosti? Predevsim, re So
kolstvo bylo a zGstava pevnou
|oporou nasf krajanske sounale-
zltosti, zustava nositelem idei
spoluprace a pevneho demokra-
tickeho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
skeho uvedomenf. Tato ideova
napln, ktera stavela nase anne
ricko-ceskoslovenske sokolske
slozky do prvnfch rad, kdyz slo
o uhajen1 dobreho jmena nasi
Ameriky, kdyz slo O n6jakou
svornou, spolecnou narodnf
praci, je stejne cele sokolska,
jake cesko-americka. Sokol-
stvo bylo paterf prvnfho i dru-
heho odboje, stale a podporo-
valo vsechny celonarodnf kra-
janske akce. Bylo budovate-
lem i strait, bylo nositelem i
tlumocnfkem. To vsechno chce-
me newyorskym Sletem pfipo-
menout nasl krajanske vefej-
nosti.
Nezadame "a to mic nez-li
moralnf podporu. Podporu CO
mono nejvetsf 1casti sletovych
dn1. Podporu soustavnym upo-
Zornovanlm ma Slet v ramci a.
merickem. Kazdy ma siroky
kruh pTatel a znamych Ameri-
can't. Upozornenf ma Slet, ma
nasi sokolskou vychovu niue
znamenat velmi mnoho. Nebot
Slet nebude zalezitost1 este So
kolskou, stava sc vecf cele nasi
Ameriky. Jeho 1spech Dude L.
spechem cele naSl Ameriky.
= Okrsek zupy Vychodn1
Sc s1dlem v Baltimore, Md, u
spofada vypravy ma tento Sok.
|Slet do New Yorku. Bylo jiz
vyjednavano s B. & O. drahou,
ktera vysla Okrsku vstTic a po-
VOLTA sn1zenou cenu 5000 "a
okruznf pojede-li Is osob neb
vice. Vypravy z Baltimore po-
jedou 3. V patek, II. cervna,
v sobotu, Is. cervna a v nedeli
Irano 10. cervna. Gas cd casu
prineseme blizs1 podrobnosti o
zajezdu ma Slet do New YorKu.
PrihlaSky Sc budou prij1ma-
tt pTi cvicebn1ch vecerech kaz-
dou stTedu a ctvrtek We skole
Aug. Hermana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Svedska armada.

svedska armada neni Size
pocetna, avsak mela vzdy po-
vest, re je jedna z nejlepslch V
Europe. Pc valce venovalo
svedsko ma vybudovan1 arma-
dy dalsfch $500, 900, 900 a IVY
silo pocet letadel O dalslch
1000. z Angle dostali svedo-
We vets1 pocet jetovych stiha-
eek znacky Vampire a oni sta
vi velmi dobrou stihacku jig,
dosahujfcf rychlosti pres 900
mil. svedsky generalnf stab je
pfesvedcen, re by Rusove mu-
sell poslat prot MIN nejmene
40 prvotrfdnfch divis1, kdyby
lie chteli zdolat. Svedove verl
re by Sc sami mohli branit tax
dlouho nez by pTisla pomoc ze
zapadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
ZDARILA OSLAVA
5OTI-LETEHO JUBILEA
RADU CECHIE.

UcaStn1ci banketu a lance,
ktery Sc konal ma pocest Zlate-
no Jubilea Radu Cechie %. u
nora V Dem. Klubu Ceskych
MladikG budou mfti krasne
vzpom1nky ma tuto udalost. V
krasn6 vyzdobenem salu $50
osob zasedlo k vystrojenym sto-
l1m ku spolecne veceri. Kro-
me clenu a jejich robin byli tam
take pozvanf hoste: starosta
m6sta p. Thomas D'Alesandro,
Jr., vldp. Josef F. Vetrovec, IA
raf Osady sv. Vaclava, kongres-
mix Edward Garmatz, p. L.. L..
Littman, mlstopTeds. Standard
Life Associate a p. Claude A.
Hanley, pojistovni komisaf Ma
rylandu.
Vsichni pritomnf vzdali po-
ctu tTem zbylym zakladajic1m
clen6m Radu Cechie krajanGm:
PIP. Frank J. Base, ktery zasta-
va Trad pokladn1ka pc so let,
Antonu J. svejdovi, nynejSimu
tajemnfku a jeho bratru Jerry
A. Svejdovi. Pan predseda Vim
cent Suchanek jmenem radu
podaroval oslavence "a jejich
sluzby a vernost krasnou poZla-
cenou soupravou psac1ho pera
a tuzky.
Pan Littman vidal pocest
mfstnfmu Tadu a tTem oslaven-
cum a krone toho odevzdal do
rukou predsedy p. Suchanka
krasnou zlatou plaketu CO upo-
mfnku ma Zlate Jubileum Radu
Cechie.
Recnfkem vecera byl jubilant
p. Anton svejda, ktery pronesl
vzletnou a povzbuzujici zdra-
vici. Jeho krasna slova platila
hlavne mladezi, nebot budouc-
most Tadu spocfva IA "mlade
krvi", a oni must staff Sc cinnH-
mi a pTevz1ti p%ovinnosti starych
cIen1!
ObTadn1kem vecera byl pan
Richard Lidinsky, osobn1 ia
jemnik pana starosty, ktery byl
take zaroven pTedsedou slav-
nostnfho vyboru. Jemu a cele-
mu vyboru patti dfky "a zdar
vecera. Krone neho byli ma
tonic vyboru pp.: Ant. svejda:
Anton Jesatko, Frant. Base.
Vaclav Tyc a Harry Vorel.
Pc bankete nasledovala ia
necnf zabava pTi orchestra p.
Jana Svitaka a vsichni pT1tom-
nj bavili sc vyborne az dc
pozdnich hOdin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
POHRBY.

= Behem valky FL. Zaf1 1914
prisel V nehode O zivot v Ora
nu, Alzirsku p. Edward F. Kin
ski, u. S. Maritime Commission.
Bylo mu % let. Narodil Sc v
Johnstown, Pa. a byl synem p.
Franka Kinski a zemrele p1.
Nellie Kinski.
Pohfeb konal sc We ctvrtek,
10. bfezna z domu smutku do
kostela sv. Katefiny a odtud
ma Baltimore Cemetery. Nosici
rakve byli clenove U. S. Mari
time Commission. Pohfeb byl
vypraven p. Harlem E. Schi-
munkem.
2. bfezna zemrel p. Will
liam Davis, manzel p1. Maud
Bishop Davis, 1911 Dundalk
Ave-, We start IA let. Narodil
Sc v Pittston, Pa.
Pohfeb konal Sc 5. bTezna z
domu smutku ma Baltimore &C.
metery a Dyl Vypraven p. Kar-
lem E. S~chimGnkem.
- 6. bTezna zemrel vdovec
p. Henry B. Twist, 692 Wash
ington Blvd, We start GA rok1
Narodil Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc 9. brezna re
Schimunkova Pohf. Domu ne
Baltimore Cemetery.
= 8. bTezna zemTel krajar
p. John Handl1r, manzel p1
Amy Lupfnek-Handlir, 8O6 N
Kenwood Ave. Sc start GO let
Narodil Sc v Baltimore. Zamest
nanim byl sklepnfk a pfinale
Eel ku spolku Holy Name
Pohreb Dude sc konati v so.
botu, IL. bTezna z domu smut
ku do kostela sv. Vaclava a cd.
tud ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupi
tele "a assistance vldp. Josefs
Vetrovce a Dude vypraven fir
mou Frank Cvach a Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Truman a Churchill.

President Truman Dude nit
nekolik soukromych rozmluv S
Winston Churchillem az Sc ten
to mes1c setkaj1 v Bostonu. Je
jisto, re rozhodnut1 presidenta
ucinit projev ma Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology bylo O.
vlivneno skutecnost1, re tam
take Dude mluvit Churchill.
Poole diplomatickych zvyku
je to nemozne, ably president
konal S Churchillem nejake O.
ficielnf porady kdyz je ten ny
nj jen vGdcem oposicn1 mensi-
ny v anglickem parlamente. A
vsal, proti pratelskemu soukro-
menu setkani nemohou byt
vzneseny zadne namitky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Sokolska Hlidka
K II. SIBRINKAM.

"sibfinky" jsou jednou v roce
proto budme vesel1,
sejdeme Sc staff, mladi,
jara chasa Sokoli!
Ma sibrinky vsichni special
zatancit 81 do kola,
radost je Sc pod1vati
ma svarne deti Sokola.
"Ku pfedu vsak nikdy zpatky"
sokolske heslo zazvonl,
0 "sibfinkach" sejdeme
vsichni letos jak " Joni!
fonda Cihlaf
Jeste tVden mas deli cd IT.
lsibrinek, kter6 porada Zabav-
nj Vybor Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic. Budou
to "Starodavne SibFinky" tako-
We jake bejvaly "a starych fla
tych cast. "Na Tom Nasem
Dvore" je jednoduchy a pekny
raz a kazdy 1castnfk Sc niue
velice snadno a LEVINE krojove
pfizpGsobiti tomuto razu. Bu-
dou tam pantat1nkove a PAM
many, dfvcice a sohaji, znecky
a zenci, rychtar Sc svymi kon-
sely, drab Gill policajt, svarni
myslivci, starry hajny, ponocny
a troubou, statny kovar, kore-
narky, vandraci, mlynafska
chasa vesela, mGze tam byti
PAM knezna, pan Franc re
zamku Sc svymi p1saTi, huso-
paska, sumari i cernooka cikan-
ka.
PTanf vyboru jest, ably kaz-
dy ucastn1k Sc alespon castec-
ne razu "sibrinek" prizpGsobil
fCfm vice krojd a kostymI, tim
Dude vice svandy a taskarice.
Letosni sibrinky budou sc
konati v sobotu, 10. bfezna v
Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mladikd:
l21OO Ashland Avenue.
O SibTinkach Dude veselo.
neb Dude vyhravati br. Jan Svi-
tak Sc svou pravou venkovskou
kapelou. Vybor Sc tez nalezit6
postara o z1znive a hladove.
Zacatek sibTinek Dude v 9 no
din vecer. Vstupne $1.0O i
DAM.
Vzhledem k bezpecnostnfm
predpis6m, Dude mono pripu.
stiti jen $50 osob do m1stnost
Klubu a proto radime bratf1m
sestram a prfznivcGm Sokols
by 81 vstupenky zaopatfili nej.
dele do Is. bTezna u br. Fran
ka Hejneho, NIL, 2022 Ashland
Ave. neb tuto nedeli We schG'
zich .obou Sok. Jednot.
SibTinkam Zdar!
SibTinkovy ZpravOdaj
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
SL.ETOVY

V prvni sve zprave z minu-
leho tydne jsme strucne ozna-
mill nasf v~erejnosti, jakeho vel
keno 1kolu Sc ujalo Sokolstvo
ma americkem vychode. Slet
americk6ho Sokolstva, ktery
Dude uspoTadan v New Yorku
We dnech IT,, 10. a 10. cervna,
pTi cemz poslednl den Dude
hlavn1m sletovym dnem, Dude
nesporne jeden z nejvets1ch
podnik1 sveho druhu uspora-
danych v teto oblasti. Je to ia
Ike prvn1 slet Americke Oboe
Eokolsk6, usporadany mimo
Chicago. To mas vychodoame-
ricke Sokoly a Sokolky bezvy-
hradne zavazuje, a SWIM 1ko-
l1m jiste vsichni cestne dostoj-
me.
Chteli bychom vsak dnes ma
81 verejnosti vyloziti vyznan
Sletu z celoamerickeho hledis-
ka, nebOt praVe ma mem tOllK
zalez1. Slet Dude pTflezitostl
abychom ukazali americke We
ITejnosti vyspelost a kulturu
ktere jsme zdedili pc svyck
p~redc1ch. Bude = a must byt
i ddstojnym dGkazem, re &c.
choslovaci byli a zGstavaj1 tim.
to prinosem, tvoTivou a klad
nou slozkou americke demokra
lcie. re jsou dale ddstojnym
nositeli i tlumociteli nejlepsfcl
americkych a ceskoslovenskycl
demokratickych tradic. New
yorske prostredf je zvlaste pf1
znive k takovemu demonstrac
nfmu prdkazu dobreho obcan
stvl nasi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ske slozky. Ones vice nez kdy
koliv jindy!
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MlStnl ZpraVy.
Snatky.

Minulou sobotu odpoledne:
5. 1nora spojeni byli poutem
manzelskym snoubenci slecna
Elaine F. Dobfhal S p. James
Gosey, Jr. Oddavaci obrady
vykonal Rev. Martin Luther
Enders We First English Luthe-
ran Church.
Nevesta je dcerou DR.. a p1.
Louis c.. Dob1hal, 222 Tun-
bridge Road a zenich je synem
p. a pf. George Roy Gosey, Sr.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Maid of honor byla nevestina
sestra 81. Gloria I. Dob1hal a
dr1zickami 81. Virginia Gubisch,
pf. John Byrnes, 81. Lorraine
CHAD a pf. George R. Gosey,
Jr. Best man byl p. George R.
Gosey, Jr., bratr zenicha a mia
denci: PIP. William Cryer, Mel
vim Hastings, Hubert Smith a
Everett Whatley.
Slavnostnf hostina konala Sc
V Tanecnfm Sale Hotelu Belve-
dere "a 1casti kolem 500 osob.
Novomanzele podnikli sva-
tebni cestu ma americky jih a
20 navratu budou bydleti v
Baltimore.
V sobotu, IL. bfezna We
2:3O odpol. oddani budou V
Parkside Methodist Church
snoubenci p. Anthony J. Wallis
Sc 81. Billye E. Rent. Zenich je
synem pf. Filomeny Valisove.
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Cerne vysllacky.

Cetne move cerne vysllacky
sc v posledn1 dobe ozyvaj1 Sc
zemf Ia zeleznou oponou. jed
ma z nejsilnejs1ch je nekde ma
jugoslavskem 1zem1, ktera Sc
hlas1 pod jmenem "Svobodu
nebo smrt", je jak prot Titovi
tax proti komunistGm vGbec a
haji naroky krale Petra ma jul
goslavsky trun. Dals1 cerne W.
silacky Sc hlasf z Polska, Bull
harska, Ceskoslovenska i re So
vetske Ukrajiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Milou vzpominku

z Miami, Fla. zaslala krajanka
81. M. Hajkova, ktera plse, re
odj1zdi ma nekolik dni do Ha-
vany, Kuba a odtamtud Sc pax
Ease vratf zpet do Baltimore.
Zaslla pozdrav ma redakci
a ctenafe Telegraph.
Krajance Hajkove dekujeme
"a jejf vzpom1nky a prejeme j
Stastny navrat mezi mas.