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Evening star., 1949-01-28
Veeck Likes to Hire the Best

There's nothing out-rate they hire
coaches they only the best Sitting with Boudeau
land board of strategy than three ex-managers
McKechnie Muddy Ru and ONei plus Harder
ball men of this calibre don't cheap
The Indians be the great
that Veck hesiated strengthen personnel
though meant paying riding
bench.
After he'd acquired example, veeck engineered
deal land Johnny Berardno
Red sox his Indians in the
league while it's obvious the same time
other club.
Evening star., 1949-01-28
Boudreou, FeIIer Tops in Their Fields

Feuer Cleveland begins with the top salaried pitcher
to Felrs salary the by Boudreau
become the highest saaed nheder history
them Feer and Boudreau will something
this year. nearly much the
or Is years ago.
many second-year players s2OOO approx
imaey salary probably get
he's point in his favor when
the months of 948 when Feler getting
ssteny pcher-the who kept
Cleveland until Felr could
Keltne the twilight his good season
and be his last Naturally
top The holds for Second Baseman
Two Of Cevelands outfeders Hegan
raises Hogan the best backsto the American
and both Dale Mitchell potential
greatness all during 1913 They'll expression
sentiment from Veeck
Evening star., 1949-01-28

~ 0"' ing pennant winning club is easy and the
nola WhoVe observed recordbreakng
spending OF Veeck be dihcut get any
team in years Certainly the Indians payroll among
the highest, If not the highest, time
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Italy Weathers Shock
0fPound Deva|uation,
Doubles Gold Reserve
by the Associated Press

ROME, Oct. 1.-The Italian
Chamber of Deputies last night
approved the governments eco
nomic policies after Treasury
Minister Giuseppe Pella an
nounced the lira had weathered
the shock of British devaluation.
The vote was by a show of
hands.
The Treasury Minister also dis
closed that Italy has doubled her
gold reserves lin recent days" by
purchases at $35 an ounce. He
added that gold now covers II per
cent Of 1taly's currency.
Mr.. Pella said the Italian people
could observe British devaluation,
which was so dramatic for
Others" with great serenity" He
noted the official exchange rate
for the lira had dropped about 10
per cent from the previous rate
of SIS to the dollar. but pointed
out this is still short of the $50
range set two years ago as the
limit. He excluded the possibility
of a drop beyond that limit.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Lee Files Second Suif
To Halt Property Sale

For the second time in four
months, E. Brooke Lee. Mont
gomery County Democratic leader,
has filed suit against the County
Council seeking to prohibit it
from selling at auction property
which he owns and which the
council claims should be sold for
back taxes.
In his latest suit, filed in Cir
cult Court yesterday, Mr.. Lee
seeks to block the sale of four
lots on Colesville road near Laurel
street, Silver Spring.
The lots are among 100 prop
critics which have been adver-
tised for sale at 10 am. October
IA in front of the Rockville court
house.
County Attorney David Mac
donald said approximately $500
were delinquent on the lots which
were purchased by the former
county commissioners in 1888 Tor
back taxes.
Mr.. Lee, who filed the suit as
president of the Silver Spring
Commercial Properties. Inc. con-
tends that the 1888 tax sale was
invalid because the lots were ad-
vertised improperly and were not
described accurately.
Last June, Mr.. Lee obtained
temporary injunction prohibiting
the council from auctioning a 10
he owned on Piney Branch roae
near Richie avenue, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Argentina Considers
DevoIuotion of Peso

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. R.-
Argentina is about to devalue the
peso, pro-grovernment newspa-
pers indicated.
The papers yesterday discussed
the currency devaluation by Brit
ain and other countries. They
said such action had forced read
justment" Of the worlds curren-
cies and declared Argentina could
not avoid revising her exchange
Evening star., 1949-10-01

Detached stone beautifully shaded and shbbed lot this
living Contains reception ho Jorge
living with repcee dining kitchen gloss enclosed porch
V bath first floor Four bedrooms ond
floor full ottie with eedor closet Mods room
loundy SECOND kHchen
n basement z buiIt-n Oil heot
OPEN SUNDAY; Is
left M blocks Ar0''e Terrace right
Evening star., 1949-10-01

. Precedence will be given on
the bosis Of obility to pay, and
the customers credit. Dote Of
erection Of homes contingent
on type Of financing and
length Of time required for
processing looms. Other oppli-
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Nehru Gives Elephant
To japanese Children
BY the Associoted Press

TOKYO, Oct. Prime Min
lister Shigeru Yoshida went to the
zoo today to accept a 15-year-old
elephant on behalf of Japan's
children.
The elephant. named Indira,
was the gift of Prime Minister
Nehru of India. Ueno Park has
been without an elephant since
the war years when most zoo
animals were slaughtered.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

conts not meeting these re-
ouirements but otherwise quoI-
flied, can expect delivery
eorIy in 1850. Those owning
their own lot will receive q
further application blank.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

This coupon is prepared to help
you by establishing an order Of
precedence for eligible purchasers,
1t Is not q contract and places yoa
under no obligation, and is strictly
confidential, OF course. !:
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Spain to RevoIue Currency
When 1t Helps Commerce
By the Assoeiotsd Press

Madrid. Oct. 1.-Spain an
nounced today it's currency will
be revalued wherever necessary
as a result of the recent devalu-
alton of the British pound. This
action will be taken in order to
maintain the most active foreign
commerce, a government an
nouncement said.
Education Minister Jose IbaneZ
Martin read the announcement
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Col. Winn Remains
In Critical Condition
By the Assoeioted Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1.-Col.
Matt j. Winn remained in a criti-
cal condition today.
Attendants at st. Joseph In
firmary said the s8-year-old presi-
dent of Churchill Downs had not
Evening star., 1949-10-01

to the press after an eight-hour
cabinet meeting.
Spain already has a variable
exchange system based on pref
erential rates for the products
Spain wants to export and import.
Mr.. Martin said the peseta ex-
change rate would be "revalued
with the dollar and the pound
for products the government wants
to buy or sell abroad. He added
this will be done to conform with
the realities of the moment"
Evening star., 1949-10-01

lrallied after a setback late Thurs
day night.
Col. Winn has undergone two
operations recently to correct a
stomach ailment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
There came on for consideration ny
the Mississippi Seafood Commission.
At its resular February. 1919 meeting,
following reenlation and ordinance:
DOMINANCE NO, 81
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
AND PROHIBITING THE TAKING
AMI CATCHING OF GAME FISH IN
BAYous AND STREAMS DREDGED.
SNAIL CRAFT HARBORS. WITH
THE USE OF NETS OR SEINFS.
WHEREAS. The Seafood Commits
sion Of the State of Mississippi is vest
ed with full jurisdiction yer the wa
ters of the Gulf of Mexico and Missis-
sipni Sound and their tributaries with
IN the jurisdiction Of the State of Mis-
sippi with foil authority TO regulate
and nrohihit the taking Of fish therein
and therefrom; ard the said Commits
ton, being vested with authority 70
1dont ard enforce REGULATIONS. which
IN the opinion of said Commission. may
he necessary or advisable to regulate
nr nrohihit the catching, and taking
Of game fish as a conservation meas
IRE. and the Commission having mad
due investigation finds that IL Is nee
assary ard to the best interest OF the
state and for the conservation of its
natural resources, that II should pro-
hibit the taking of game fish by the
ice OF selves or nets from n waters
~ the snail craft harbor in the City of
p~ascaeo,ila. Jackson County. Missis-
sinni: therefore.
RF 1T OBTAINED ny THE SEA-
rnOn COMMISSION OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI;
SECTION !. VI shall be unlawful for
snv nerson, firm, or corporation TO
Get. drag or use n seine trawl. or
tranimel net. in YaZoo Lake IN the
citv of pascaeoula. Jackson County,
Mississinni which has been dredPed
nut and ie nov used as a harbor FOR
small craft or boats.
SECTION 2. Tbas any person. firm
or eorDoratian violating any If the
nsnvisions of tho ~foregoinR ordinance
shall Re guilty of r misdemeanor and
m conviction shall he fined not less
than Ten and no/l00 fs1n O0l Dollars
and rot moro than Twenty Five and
neftM fs9s 00l pnllars for each offenee.
SECTION 3. That this %nrdinance be
published in the Chronicle Star, a
newansnnr haVtng gene~al circulation
IN Iackson. County, Mississippi. ac-
cordinp ~ law.
SECTION 4 Tha' this ordinance be
IN fill farea md effect from and after
March Is. 1919.
Approved;
Wait JORDAN,
pre-ident If the Mississippi
Seafood Commission.
Attest:
rIFIH. DIT ny
eervetarv of Tho Mississippi
Seafood Commission.
st 3-1l. 10, rs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
lsa FARMS FOR SALE
20 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 20

GIFT. PHILCO electric refrigera-
tor with frozen food compartment
etc, 926 So. Market st. Humans,
Phone 1871. 20 1t D
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
Red Cross
Continued From Page u


C. Thigpen, and Betty F. Rob-
erts and Marion F. Davis.
The business firms Of Pasca-
goulaN have been grouped into 80
districts and Arthur v. Smith has
announced the following workers:
Mrs. Fred O'Brien, Mrs. S. E.
Cowan, Mrs. Walter Lewis, ]. b.
Caver, Roy Langham, c. H. Fox,
Abe Feldman, F. L. Jones, A. M.
Hardy, Joe Trehern, d. E. Pogue,
Charles Bush, George Harrison,
S. Senter, w. E. Belt, T. S. Bos-
well, 7. H. Johnson, Frank Spann,
NJ. F. Palmer, c. M. Moseley, c..
E. Briggs, Frank Ellis, Leroy
Cooper.
w. A. Moncrief, Fl. c. Gulley,
R. G.. Wingfield, A. ]. Jones, Earl
Mckee. v. E. Fewell, George Lev
ell, j. w. Martin, c. T. Lyons,
Pauline Canarela, D. (. Stein
lauer, Tom Green, c. w. Hall,
II. E. Parsley, r. M. Krebs, w. J.
Higginbotham, Frank Newly, B.
w. Stokes, Ben Briggs, w. E.
Stevenson, DR.. j. M. Mandell.
Davage Runnels, r. E. Wright,
H. d. Landes, W. w. Labat.
H. G.. Otis. ]. F. Velcich, Claude
Martin, Mrs. r. B. Mahaffey, Al
Ian Richard, w. c. Brondum, DR..
R. o. Cole, Ross Grady, Henry
Iautier. Leo Trehern and l.,
Nelson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
.Pascagoula
Personals

James and Tom Kelly will mo-
tor down from Memphis where
they are attending a Diesel Train
ing school for a visit with their
mother, Mrs. Annie Kelly and the
formers wife. On their return
Sunday they will be accompanied
by the younger Mrs. Kelly who
is joining her husband for resi-
denee as long as he is in school
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
DErLATIoNARY LONDON
NOTE

LONDON TAP The Lon
Ion Zoo now values its common
'rogs and toads at threepence
apiece Give cents).
A year ago it put them at six
pence.
The shrinkage was disclosed in
I report on the zoos year-enc
tocktaking.
This showed e,337 birds, NAM
ais, reptiles and fish worth &c.
SIT pounds { 1903 dollars).
Included were a common hip
popotamus and a black rhinocer-
os at 1000 pounds each $4,000.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

1947 FORD SUPER Delux con-
vertible, $4,000 miles. Excellent
shape, new white sidewall cush-
ion tires. radio, heater, spotlight.
Robert Ballard, Grand Bay, Ala,
Phone .. 26 1t p 3-1l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
HEADLEsS GHOST ROUGH
ON CATS

SINGAPORE - tAP) Cats
disappear mysteriously in a Sing
apore bungalow haunted by a
headless ghost.
Within five months nine fell
ines have vanished from the
dwelling house. They depart ev-
cry time the headless apparition
comes through the corridors in
the wee hours of the morning.
The bungalows jewellers have
not been scared into moving.
There's a housing shortage.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
Strike
Continued From Page u


Through the many days of
t~ireless efforts in behalf of the
members of this Local Union, we
feel that the small increase of
l0c is more than justified, in view
Of the exhorbitant increases in
living costs. and since we have
not asked for, nor received, an
increase from the ingalls, Com
pany in over two years.
I'VE feel that our request to
establish a Union shop is more
than justified in view of the un-
animous decision of the members
of this organization, and theii
rights and protection under the
Union shop agreement.
I'VE have always endeavored
at all times, to cooperate along
with other A. F. of l.. affiliates
in raising the high standards OF
living for all men who work
hard in building a better com
munity.
1--WE feel that we have already
sacrificed many points to ingalls,
during the negotiations with
them.
I'VE have been, and always
will be, happy to sit around the
table with ingalls, and earnestly
endeavor through all our efforts
to reach a settlement that viii
be favorable to ALL"
ingalls, statement
The statement issued by Nj
Guest and Mr.. Moran on behal
IF the ingalls, yard follows:
Realizing that a work stoppagt
would affect the highly import
ant scheduled delivery date of thu
LaGuardia, the ingalls, Company
turing the week preceding tn,
beginning of the work stoppage
explored the possibility of bring
ing in an electrical subcontractor
In view of the requirements i'm
posed by the Union COMMITTEE
and the added cost, it was decid
I'd that such a move would be /,
severe handicap in competing foI
future work for the yard anS
would not prove satisfactory 70.
present work.
mo plans have been made 70,
any future meetings with the I'm
ion, but should any basis TO
agreement be found, the Com
pany stands willing to meet will
The Union representatives at an.
time. We still maintain that GU
offer of $1.65 per hour is a fai
one and we can justify it as sucl
On the basis that it is the highes
hourly rate paid electricians il
any major shipyard in the coun
try. This rate is 10c higher thai
The rate paid for electricians II
the Mobile Yards and in addition
l0c higher than the rates fol-
iourneymen called for, in the con,
tract which was signed January
18th, between ingalls, and tn,
Metal Trades Department, rep
resenting 10 other AT of L Union.
in the shipyard. In this sam,
agreement, the Company and tn,
other Unions in the yard agreed
on Maintenance of Membershi,
and Checkoff for a period of on,
year. This is the same form O
Union Security ingalls, has Offered
the electrical workers. ingalls, ha
also offered a SC increase to tn
electricians which is the amour
Of increase negotiated with al
other employees in the yard.
"The Maritime Commission ha
sent three special representative
to -he Ingalls, Shipbuilding Cor
pora.ion to observe the progress
of the work and determine wheth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

FOR SALE-6' display case (per-
feet shape) with motor; three g.
show cases; one counter show
case, one $50 gal. Butane tank;
one electric meat slicer (U.S.)
Bargain Price. c. L. Nelson, Ad-
ministrator, phone 1858.
% ct p sill
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

FIRESTONE 8 1f2 H. P. Cupboard
perfect, $65.00 cash; two 80 watt
Fluorescent Store lights with re-
Electors, $1,000 each; Also oil
painting to be framed. l402 E. Ty-
Ter. % 1t p 3-11
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Any kind of work TO
10. Can lay blocks, wire houses,
drive truck, etc. c. o. Blair, phone
l031-W, 1919 Buena Vista Street,
City. II ct p Sd
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
IN MEMoHIAM

A0f
In loving memory of Mrs. Mar
tina Gates, my dear mother who
passed away March z, 1949. Don't
ask if we miss her; oh in our
home there is such a vacant space
We miss the smile that was or
your face. There is not a day
mother that we do not think Of
you; a silent thought and secret
tear; keep your memory eve,
near. Time takes away the edge.
of grief, but memory turns back
every leaf. The flowers we place
upon your grave may wither anc
decay, but the love for you dear
Mother will never fade away
Sadly missed by Son and Daugh.
ter, Lizzie and Willie Minor.
28-a 1t o 3-11
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

er schedules can be met in view
OF this work stoppage. 1t is ex-
pected that these representatives
will make their recommendations
to Washington in the very near
future"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

1884 ~ Ton Chevrolet pickup.
$4,000. 234 Canty Street.
Is II p Bill
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

FLASH:-Wanted to buy for an
out of town client, 20 acres of
land more or less, a waterfront
for fishing and hunting lodge,
preferably with a good spring on
the property. II. P. Human, Real.
tor, 926 So. Market ST., phone
1871. % 1t p
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
WANTED TO BUY

OLD SEWING MACHINES
Any condition and any make
Humans, 926 So. Market st.
phone 1871 % 1t P
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Rusove propustili nsmeckeho
zajatce po 81 roce.

Berlin. - Brity licensovany
casopis zapadnfho Berllna "Der
Tag" oznamil, re Rusove pro-
pustili prave nemeckeho zajat-
ce z prvnf svetove valky. List
pravf, re zena v Gernrode v So
vetske zone obdrzela telegram,
oznamuj1cf navrat Fritze pc
vlaku. Domnivala Sc, re jde o
iejiho syna, ktery byl zajat u
Stalingradu. sla k vlaku, kde
vsak videla sestoupiti pouze
stars1ho muze. "Neznas mne
liz vice." otazal Sc tento. "Jsem
tvHi manzel Fritz" Muz byl
veden mezi pohresovanymi 81
rok, jak udava casopis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
ZahOnek HumOru.
Neni mad poradek.

Matka: eco pax to bylo, Ber-
to, S panem Mouralem u toho
piana?"
Dceruska: "Nu, chtel ma
mne, abych mu prednasela L.
ryvek re Smetanovy "Hubic-
KY"
Matka "a mas v notach ne
kde Znamen1 mlasknut1?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Nespechal.

Kmotr Stejskal lezel ma smr-
telne posteli. Bylo mu zle, tu-
re zle. A kdyz mu bylo nejh1f,
~navst1vil no take kmotr Bryn-
da, a CO S MIN mluvil, to S MIN
mluvil. Kdyz pax Sc chystal jiz
k odchodu, podal kmotrovi Stej-
skalovi ruku a pravil:
"Tak sc mejte dobfe, mily
kmortlcku, a kdybychom Sc w
nevideli ma tonic svete, tax tam
pozdravujte ode mne patrona
meho, proslm vas, nezapomen-
tie ma tot"
Kmotr Stejskal 81 vzdychnu],
a Tekl:
"Dekuji YAM, dobry kmotT1c-
ku, "a pozdraven1, ale veTte mi,
re bych to rad6ji videl, kdyby-
ste 81 to tam nahofe sam mohl
vyrfditi!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Stehovani IndH do Afriky.

DOSLOIl. oCCNA O1lIllI JILL Jill
nych oblast1 We vychodni Afri-
ce pro povalecny vyvoj, velke
mnozstvf indickych pfistehoval
CT prijfzdi k africkym brehum
z Bombaje.
PTijfzdeji ma palubach lodi,
ma nichz neni prazdneho mis-
Itecka. Muzi, zeny a deti scha-
zejf S lodi nesouce sva skrovna
zavazadla, ably hledali move Il
vobyti.
Ia casnych dnG africke kolo-
nisace hrstka indickych obchod-
Mkt objevila Sc ma pobfeznlm
pruhu. Ones pristehoval1 In
dove dosahli poctu ctvrt milo
nu a stale nov1 pfichazej1.
Ovsem, re tato imigrace A
siat1 stava Sc slozitou otazkou.
Pred valkou indicti imigran-
tt V kolonii Kenya dosahli poe
tn $4,000, dnes je jich tn ma
10000. Ia tour dobu indicke
obyvatelstvo v Uganda vzrostlo
z $4,000 ma $4,000 a v 1zemf
Tanguanyika z $4,000 ma 58,-
900.
I V JIM Rhodesii, jez je je-
dinym 1zemim mimo Svaz JIM
Afriky, ktere pTesne kontrolu-
je imigraci z Indie, pocet IndG
vzrostl z 5000 ma 1000, kdezto
V sousednim Becuanu, ktery je
angilckym domorodnym protek-
toratem, mala hrstka IndG, Ct
tajfcf pGvodne &c osob, vzrost-
la ma 1000.
Indove pronikaj1 do obchod-
mich komor, mestskych rad a
sn6md. Ocekavajf stejny sta
Itus a prilezitost V civilni sluz-
be, coz je tezko jim odeprfti,
protoze pracujf intensivneji a
dele nez domorodci.
Ma celem africkem kontinen-
|tu cd Kapskeho mesta az k Ru-
demu mort je v plnem roma
chu neplanovana kolonisace.
Pro linda je snaze dostati Sc
do Afriky bez jakychkoli finan-
cn1ch prostfedkG nez pro Evro-
pana s obmezenym kapitalem.
Evropan must sloziti znacnou
imigracn1 zalohu. Pokud sc tkne
india, je tn vzdy jeho obec, KITE
ra sloz1 zaruku, i kdyz je zcela
bez penez.
V mnoha velkych mestech
mezi Indy je mnoho bohatych
lid1. Vlastn1 potravinove OBJ
chody, kina a gasolinove stani-
ce. Odvazuj1 sc do vnitrozemi
a o~tevfrajf obchodni stanice v
mfstech, kde Evropana je jen
zrfdka mono videti. Jsou le-
kari, pravnfky a bankovn1mi d
redn1ky.
Trojstranny problem - Pile
menny pomer mezi Evropany,
Indy a domorodci - je zabar-
ven hofkosti jiz ctvrt stoleti,
zvlaste v Kenya, kde evropsti
rolnfci jiz jednou hrozili, re po-
uzij1 zbran1 a vyzenou Indy.
Ale nedavne plemenne bou-
re mezi cernochy a Indy v jiho-
africkem Dunharu mely "a ma
sledek, re mnozl belosi d1vajl sc
pc prve ma tento problem S hle-
diska pomeru mezi Indy a GER
nochy spfse nez S tradicnfho
-stanoviska "belosi prot barev-
nym lidem".
Je to palcivou otazkou, KITE
,ra must byti Tesena drive ci po-
zdeji, majf-li vsechna tTi pie
mena ziti v mlru mezi sebou.
Jinak to NIUE m1ti nedozirne
nasledky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Prijem vlady " danich slime
.poklesl.

Jak bylo z Washington O.
znameno, pr1jem vlady We fe-
deralnlch danich "a fiskalni
rok 1889 poklesl O $1,4O1,417,-
276 proti pTfjmu z roku 1913.
Celkovy pT1jem v danlch "a
fiskalnf rok, koncfc1 80. cervna
t. r. cinil $40, 463, 125,O18 kdez
to loni vlada prijala $41,864,-
542,295.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Poradil mu.

Diva rybari chytali ryby. Je-
den z Mich byl zacatecnfk a
kdyz mu zabral maly tloust,
rozcilene navfjel snGru tax
dlouho, al mel rybu docela ma
hore, al ma konci prutu
"A co mann delat ted?" re-
ptal sc rozechvele sveho zk1se-
neho druha.
"Ted Sc vysplhej nahoru ma
udici a zapichni tn potvoru no
Zem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16

- Ktere je nejtezsi umeni ::
Poznat sebe sama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Francouzsky komisar pro
siednocenf Berlina.

Berlin. - Andre Francois
Poncet, nejvyss1 komisar pro
Nemecko, ucinil vyzvu, ably by
ly provedeny volby pro sjedno-
cent Berl1na.
Rekl, re svobodne volby We
vSech castech mesta ktere je
rozdeleno, jsou jedinym pro-
stredkem, ably byl obnoven nor
malni zivOt.