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Marion progress., 1949-11-10
Lenoir Downs Marion 12-O
Canton To Invade Marion

The Marion Rippers rated a
three touch down underdog against
the powerful Lenoir High School,
eleven went down in defeat by a
1910 score. The Rippers completely
outplayed the favored Bearcats,
but misfortune always seemed to
follow our Orange clad boys. Sew
eral offside and backfield in motion
penalties set the Rippers back when
they were in moving position. Two
touch downs scored by the Rippers
were called back, one on slipping
penalty when Club McGalliard cir
cled end for a touch down; the 9th
er nullified touch down came on a
pass interference play when the of
ficials refused to give Captain Ra-
der his choice of the score or pen
atty; while the rule book clearly
states a touch down play is choice
to the captain. Had the Rippers re-
ceived a break, they could have
easily won the game as they were in
Lenoir territory all night. The
Rippers easily played their best
game to date. DAM Mccall, Jerry
Atkins, Hubert Stanton and Will
burn Hammett carried the ball
very good. Carl McGalliard was in
excellent form as he caught sew
eral of McCalls heaves for good
gains.
On defense, RAIDER, Greene,
Gibbs, the Wilson brothers all
stood out with their rugged play.
Again lady luck deserted our
Rippers-Big Joe Jenkins starting
left tackle sprained his ankle while
walking to the playing field, his
substitute Leon Daniels. was hurt
on the first play which saw Ken
Greene shift from end to tackle
and play excellent ball. @
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
HOMECOMING GAME FRIDAY

A light and fast Canton High
Black Bear eleven will take on the
Rippers in their Homecoming
game at 1880 tomorrow night. The
Black Bears boasting a 4-3 record
and one tie will be remembering
the 48-0 defeat they took last year
at the hands Of the Marion Rip
pers.. The starting team for Can
ton all saw action in that game and
are out for revenge. Last week
Canton defeated Christ School
26-6 as they warmed up for the
Marion game.
In Bob Moore and Neil Rhymer,
the Marion football fans will see
two of the fastest high school
backs in western North Carolina.
Both travelled so and SIS yards for
scores last week.
The Rippers came out of the Le-
noir game in fair shape and are
hard at work to try and stop the
running and passing attack Of the
Black Bears.
Coach Dit was high in praise
for his Rippers- stating it was the
best game of the season and if the
Rippers can carry on that type Of
ball, they will win the remaining
games on their schedule.
LINE UPS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

-" ''''>>diN 'dllnlugn de-
Some OF the participants were
Vasii Williams. Shirley Greene,
Julius Steward. Theadors Cod.
well. Berrics Harris. Gloria
and Jerry Wright. Alice Cod.
we'll. Clarence Bsown. Henry
James III. Shirley codwell.
Geraldine Greene.
The group ended The carolins
al Shirley Codwell's home
Friday night Lily MAJ Jack
son Of West Grand Blvd gave
a party at her homo Evcron,
enloyed the dancing and reiscsn
ments.
Among the guests were The
twins. Helen and Ellen Rhodes.
Jackie Fullson. Benjamin Ben.
iamin. Fred Harris Eudora
Maxwell Leonard Jackson.
Dolores Harris and some guests
from Canada.
Lewis Business College gave
a Christmas party al the Crafts.
man Club Fridav night Tho ~
tendance was io,4tic' Fxchans.
ing gifts. dancing and giving
away records as p zes were en-.
jovei bv al
Some ~ me Wc>' { ier, =,
this affair nclndcd VAST Wi
hams Ted Codvcl Julus So
ward Alice Ccanea and Jesry
Steward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

Detroiiers have proved that
.,,,hle, 10 have snow on the
.round 10 have = white Christ
mas They proved the carrying
he meaning of Christmas and
n that Il stands in your heart
rakes the whItest Christmas
ever.
Tabernacle Baptist Church's A
Y A group vent caroline Sat
urdav night from 23rd TO Col
fsx streets The group stopped
:. EIGHT different places on the
,.av Tor warmth and lcfrcsh-
menrs All Of the Carolers wore
rh,,e caps and their voices
flied ire am beautifully while
singing an Of those bestowed
Christmas songs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31
S. MaYiield.

Also DIS and Maiaws WI
lsr + LavSnn lloyd La1 ar
FtdF cu'icll J School Tea h
ces Gloria Gordon and Justice
Nelson Clayion + Allen Wi
iHn Matncv Gcoi &C Middle
brooks Milton s NonloN
The Jack SurrolN. SHOULD b,
hack from that ClcN land cant
Nj. Sucll l0ec Edlcc Wc's'o'
tell. me- thgi her piano PLAYING
husband has special arrange
mont Tor nr " thar wcll known
dirty Your Fects Tnn BIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

fetching frock II blart Gill,
crepe with q fitted bodice and
full SKIRT She wore q hin ~
pearls and inc hn>tc.scs present
Cd her with corsase ~ gar
dcnias
Tho bride clcci rc~vcd mi
rads ~ those lovely unmci
'ionahlcS Bdgc pf1c winners
were Apdfov Hilton and NiTlennc
coopcf first and Second rrspcyi-
ively
Other parties on The social r~l
cndar include Dr. and Ms Can.
ate 6 Constable, psflv Wodnc.
day night sue CMrs Iamc.
Dodds cocktail party Thursday
night Tom Wcbiscr, club ;hc
SO Dlffetcni>.' the anc tfc-
ming; tho Sidney Barhwcu's
FRIDAY night fete. The kappa
and Omega house parties Statue,
dav night Blanche Lewis nov
wears evc gathering and the
Alpha Phi Alpha pa rs SUNDAY
night
DOING hlt 81 cadding The
Rcmus Robinsons expect 10 see
me Rose Bowl game They havo
tickets too
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Woods
from the land Of the Mardi
Gras are spending the holidays
with DR.. and Mrs. B. A. Mil.
ton Of Michigan ave. Mrs.
Woods is Pauline's sister and
she confessed TO the writer
she wanted 10 spend Christmas
in Detroit 10 see Bit OF snow.
Joseph \. Mskcl Calvert
man - disincuoni spent CHI So
mas win his vito GLADYS
~ and Mis- J 3 Mstrn "
! packed their fors tor . CHRIST.
ma. in Cleveland wi,h Corins's
sister then 70 Indiana
d. and Ms freeman Sn, o.
paid are holiday,ne IN TcNe
lacidcnfally they'll sxninf il
.4lcst offspring 10 The families
Hes Ronrie sheppard
Mr.. and Mrs William Siepp
are here with Mrs. Steps sis
ter and brother -in.law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burton. They
brought along their beautiful
baby daughter. Loniee who was
ehrisiened Sunday al Plymouth
Congregational church.
Dr and Mrs. Thomas lMn'o.
from MARSHALL Tcxa, ac hclnl
roundlv entertained vhil. v.r.
ing then daughter Bolncc. Sic
MIS- William J Arnold.
Marion Lemon trokcd 70 Clcvc.
land 20 spend some tine wi'r
two school l4cna. She's ntl
ing in education at Npalant
state Normal
Aaron c Toodlc s ,ccupefs,.
ing from aaicccn' illness
Glad 70 know that the Rod
erick C. Schusiers are home
without too much damage al
ter that serious automobile &C.
cideni.
| Grove and Eleanor Coo'c az
IN Georgia with Eleanor parents
The Cotlllor Club held Is
| Christmas party in the pen'hnus,
Of the Gotham Hotel ChnstNa'
lnight
Among the guests were
Messrs. and Madams Henry
Morrison. Charles Diggs Jr.
Melvin D. Jefferson. Robert
Floyd Jr.. John Roxborough
II. Jesse T. Haugabrook Viii.
bur Hughes. Calvin Porter.
Martin Bass Jr.. Edgar Brazel-
ton. Oliver r. Broome. Thomas
c. Nance. Bob Mann. William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31
MISS ARTIE SHREVE WEBS BILL
LANE ON CHRISTMAS DAY

Lovely Arts Shreyc. 22-vear-old UNIVERSITY n Toror-
10 arr student nai1ed to Diam lay lanc, " chr
gan Chronicle >taf writer, Christmas daf NE eere
honv performed hv he Res 1esso Ia MI \c Ya+tir
nf Tahernaclc BaLl-s ChLreh Doiro.l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31
CERTIE'S CORNER
By cERTIE

What New Years resolution AZ this each wear
folks start 10 thinking and podeng what 70 do during he New
Yo TO old habits faults and cplacc Thorn
nicer substitute.
Tn,. wr,,cr make. new y, .. ....,.n. ...h 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31


biting my nails Here's the caicl
Hove docs ono cei the viii
pnNcr 20 carry Out the iesola-
tionS7
The social swing got off TO
terrific start beginning with
the various Christmas eve open
houses and imprompin parties.
DR.. and Mrs. William Arnold
and the Robert BradbY's were
two OF the many who opened
their doors on Santa eve.
SUNDAY evening between the
hours II 2 and / pm. the WI
liam Ialcy's Or and MRS. VIC q
hosts AZ cocktail party at Their
Atkinson Blvd manse. Alice and
Bill Sprcadcd an elaborate table
hicrally eroaning with the pref
iicsf assortment OF horS'd ouevtcs
this side Of Sweden They ha
ba tender loo who dispense
the dinks with a heavy hand
Pretty MIS-. Haley greeted hcr
guests IN charming red and
white candy striped paiama eos
tune Tho iunic was fitted in tho
nonlce and Haired out from the
waisilinc Nclv striking.
Some OF the guests were Mrs.
Thomas Hunter. mother OF Mrs.
William Arnold. DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur Jackson. from East 81.
Louis. Mo-. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Haley lDr. HaleY's broiherl.
DR.. and Mrs. Canuie Constable.
Claude Constable from New
York City. Drs. and Madams
Wendell Cox. a. F. Fitzgerald.
(. L. Dixon. Lockhari. Theo-
dore Hughes. Wilbur Martin.
William Arnold. James Gillian
and Claude H. Cooper.
Mondav the Alpha Auxiliary
frwcs Of the Alphasl SAID a
rharminc thank you' Ia thor
MANY friends and supporters al
cocktail fcte AZ the Alpha
House To ssv that "all Detroit
was there" CAS- many a. could
se' IND would definitely not be
an reinstatement
We saw. however, among this
vast crowd Mr.. and Mrs. La
Mari Binon.. she in a striking
midnight blue net cocktail
gown with matching stole. Miss
Constance Blounf. Mrs. Melba
Grimes Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Houston. Thelma sport
ing sevelie Persian Lamb
coat with mink collar.
Also Dr.. and Mss. Paul Alex
andcr Mr.. ard Mrs Frank Bur
ton. Mr.. and Mrs William Stcpp
Nj and Mrs William Bell. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph P,sthcr Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Ward. Nj and
MIS-. Edward DAVIS, DR.. and Mrs
GUY Q. Salisbury, pr. and Mrs
Waite willis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ein-
81 Marshall. Mr.. and MIS- Alva
Cawol Nj and Mrs Mack. DR.
and Ms. Canuic Constable MIR
and MIS- LangSlon Daniels. Or
anl. Mr.. CARLYLE Johnson.
Also DR. and Mrs julius C'fa-
ham. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Holder
NJ and Mrs Andrew Waundlcss
Nj and MIS-. Sidney Barihwcll.
d. and Mr.. James Mccleudon
Mr and Mrs Robert Harbour
Or and Mis-. A F. Fitzgerald
~ and Mis- william Atnold
Monday. Or. and Mrs. George
w. Bran held forth with an
elaborate open house" for their
house guests ditto Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Hadden who enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. ombre.
Bculah Robinson VIII SAY J
40" Frlday at $40 PM 70 Spcn-
COZ Clau'on Monday afternoon
ahclh summons Betty Beth
une and jean Lane fcicd the
prospective bride with q pctsonaI
,howcr At jeans home on Parker
Beulah was cosiumed IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

RUTH BULLOCK Of Atlanta.
Ca has been appointed 10 the
technical Embarrassing staff OF
The United Negro College Fund.
al It's national headquarters al
~ East 4Sih street. New York
City. A ls4e graduate OF Spell
man College. one Of the 81
private accredited colleges par.
iicipaiing in the Funds animal
fund-raisine campaigns. Miss
Bullock completed graduate
work al the School OF English.
Simmons College. Boston. Mass.
She will serve as technical
secretary OF the Education
Committee. headed by DR.. Con.
stance Warren. former presi-
dent Of Sarah Lawrence Col
leqe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

SATURDAY n,,h, Nc.ssh Raa.
AS, Church pesentcd thcif
"A .,nas n,or,sm 0nde. ,se Il,
ion - Ms ca,M Hsve.
Af,or fse nroera- r,f,. rqa,
~ Sarlar hool weee ,e.e,vcd
H. no n,uts
Tes Ios Fen,nos cn,h ~
phar Mrs BERTHE Ff.lltr IS
na..,eien. en..,,a,re6 w.,h
I'll. 81, cn~stata dance last
= en, !. ,no Na,s.cn,a
ct.h
,o.,,r ,so cne,s vac N.
~ ~, cronrD s,ene.n.
A. pa,n MIR. Ms cag.o
yis,he,r III .a4 III, e4l
Arc, NJ Na,so Kr.a ",
~, ros N,s Flabrh
vs.,c ~ DY,lan aa4 nenhew
,,,i,or S.,,,,aa ans Aelene Da.
r,e lsdie. worc formal
.,.o
Al. ana ~ Nely,n TAoma 5
- MAO S.4nrosd uo ire hosts
- f,.,.,n,as dsnne on sun
4. scv DINNER ,,.,n an
~, ,l.,,,,,nr was cnmvod hv
=, ~ ke,,h N..,,n lce
~ Pohe,, Thomas son N Inc
~.
Dor, force, 70 visit the sick
- .h,,,.,rs his week. Mad.
IN. Jennie stewart 4ols
T;remsr. Mavo 4o4o fireman;
Henrie,,, Cav 1896 Stanford;
c zinc 4o2s MeCraw; A. Fells.
,s7l vinewood; HAYES North
v;,ls Hosn;,aI, Annie Howard.
soss Williams
,-n3 M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31
vertIsIns Agents: Mrs. Mildred Davis, Tyler 8-3517
West Sider's Diary

The Christmas spirit is still il seems tha,
srvon is advantage Of the holidays by wishing happiness
. 1--we ones and fellowmenr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

Mendav the Alpha Auxiliary
fpsvcs Of the AlphaSl SAID a
charming thank you' Ia thcG
nanv friends and supporters al
2 cocktail fcte a. the Alpha
House To say that "all Detroit
was there as many a. could
se' IND would definitely not be
l, "a. ptt-Dt,tnt,arpt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

RcMah Robinson VIII say u
do Frlday at $40 PM 10 Spcn-
GO. Clauion Monday afternoon
En- ahclh summons Betty Beth
une and Joan Lane fcicd the
irrespective BRIDE with personal
shower at jeans home on Parker
Beulah was cosiumed in 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

instance we plan 10 write rcla
tivc> and friends TO curb our
tremendous appetite 10 stop
hitin- my nails Here the catch
llow docs ono gei the Viii
power 20 carry Out the iesola-
tinnS7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-31

The social swing got off 10 a
terrific start beginning with
the various Christmas eve open
houses and imprompin parties.
DR.. and Mrs. William Arnold
and the Robert BradbY's were
two OF the many who opened
their doors on Santa eve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Slovansky kongres Dude vyse-
trovan vyborem snemovny
representantE.

Washington, D. c.. = Poole
zdejsich zprav Dude Americ-
ky slovansky kongres prvnfm
Objektem vysetTovanf, jez "a
hajf v dohledne dobe move zor-
ganisovany snemovnf vybor
pro vysetrovanf neamerickych
cinnosti v zemi. Ma sc "a to,
re vysetTovatele tohoto vyboru
byli jiz vyslani do Pittsburghu
ably tam provedli prfpravne
prace.
Jeden Glen tohoto vyboru
prozradil, re Americky slovan-
sky kongres, ktery Oak INA
mo) Sc nal6za ma listine pod
vratnych organisaci, sestaVene
generalnim navladnfm Tomem
Clarkem, Dude v~ysetrovan We
vyborovem zasedanf, ktere by
10 stanoveno ma 10. dubna. Blu
dou obeslani ,funkcionaTi kon-
gresu, kteTi budou vypovfdati
jake svedci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Pohadka poole Jaroslava
HaSka.

Jeden svec v Ceskoslovensku
samostatny podnikatel, delal
s~edmimflove boty a mel "a to
byti zatcen, nebot pomocl tech
sedmimflovych bot uteklo mno-
no lid "a hranice. Poslali ma
neho jednoho rama cd zavodni
milice sc samopalem. Pfisel
ten Samopal k sevcovi do cha
lupy a Poole zvyku Sc nejdr1ve
rozhledl, jestli tn nejsou uta-
jene zasoby, ktere by bylo ire
ba zabavit. svec nemel donna
mic, nez jeden par sedmim1lo-
vch bot, a Tekl k panu Samo-
palovi:
"To jsou pekne boty, co?
Zkuste 81 je, re YAM budou."
Pan Samopal 81 je natahl a
sotva udelal krok, uz byl sedm
mil z chalupy, a dalsf krok no
vych sedm mil.
w je tomu mnoho a mnoho
dn1, ale jeste Sc nevratil, pofad
jeste zkousl, iak mu ty boty
padnou ma nohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Jak Sc stall Jungmann ceskym
iazykozpytcem.

Josef Jungmann (1773-184O
vyznamny buditel ceskeho ma
roda, jehoz zivotnf literarni
dllo Historic literatury ceske a
.Slovn1k cesko-nemecky, i uceb-
nice ceskeho jazyka a ceske
slovesnosti byly o%hromnym pTl-
nosem v historic ceskeho jay
ka, a jehoz cinnost v dejinach
ceskeho dusevniho zivota je
rozlehla a iniciativn1, opustil
v roce 1899 pravnicka studio,
stall Sc ucitelem ma gymnasiu v
Litomefic1ch a v tonic povo-
|lan1 jiz setrval. O tom, co jej
vedlo k volbe jeho povolanf,
p1Se:
"Byla to malickost, co mne
pohnulo k ucitelske draze. By
jsem co jurista v poslednin
roce soukromym ucitelem v do
me jednoho barona. Nemel
jsem v nicem nedostatku, me-
viru a vaznost, jakez sobe jsem
zadati mohl. Ale V iednom
mne rozeznavalo panstvo CO
cloveka podlejs1 trfdy,, aniz
vim, stalo-li Sc to z 1myslneho
vyznamenanf ci hospodaTstvi
pf1lisneho. Vsichni 1dove ba-
ronske rodiny i hosti, byli-li kdy
|jac1, nell str1brne lzfce, noze
a vidlicky, mne tehoz stolu
sed1clho c1novou lzfci a noze S
kostenymi strenkami davano.
To marnost mou mrzelo, ia u
chopil Sc prvnf pTflezitosti, a.
bych z toho domu dobrym zpG-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Israel a Lebanon Sc dohodly
ma primefi.

En- Naqura, Lebanon. - Via
dy Israelu a republiky Leba-
non Sc dohodly ma pffmeTf, KITE
re bylo pfi slavnostnf ceremo-
nil podepsano. O dohode s E.
gyptani je to nynf jiz druha do
hoda O prfm6ff, kterou Israel
uzavira Sc svymi arabskymi
sousedy..
Ma ostrove Rhodes jsou me-
ri tim vedena dale jednanf S
Transjordanif a nenf prozatfm
znamo lax daleko tato jednani
pokrocila.
Jednanf O pffmerf prozatim
nezahajily Syrie a Irak, acko-
liv jejich vojska prfmeff We sku
tecnosti dodrzuji. o pffmerf
nechtej1 vyjednavat Saudska
Arabic a Yemen a to proto. re
ma boifch nemely fakticky Fad
nou 1cast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Odpustky "a pitt vina.
r. Holubova

Start Cechove prosluli nejen
jake udatnl bojovn1ci, ale byli
take vytecnymi hostiteli a INA
mymi hodovnfky. Druh druhu
pripfjel pGlku, a ten, ktery byl
prfpitkem pocten, dop1jel dru-
hou polovinu. TAX to byvalo
zvykem. Takove kvasy starych
|Cech6 vsak trvavaly velmi
dlouho, i nekolik dnf, a potion
nezf1dka koncily svary a roze-
pTemi.
Cesky dejepisec Augustfn
ISedlacek ~vypravuje o tom, jak
nesmfrne pitt ceskych panG tu-
re mrzelo pana Oldficha z
Hradce a jak tomu pfineseno
poslednf j1dlo, m1sa hrachu,
jak bylo zvykem, povstal hos
titel a pripil svemu sousedu z
maleho poharu cerveneho VIVA.
Kdyz host dopil, lznovu ma pa
na OldTicha, ten vstal a vino Sc
jiz nenalevalo. PTfkladu pane
Oldfichova nasledovali potion
i JIM PAM.
Ably pax nesvar pitt pfestal
1plne, pozadal pan Oldfich z
Hradce papeze Urbana ", "a
by kazdemu Cechu, ktery by
hrach pojedl a cervenym Vi
mem zapil, dial odpustky ctyri-
ceti dn1. Papez vyhovel pranl
pobozneho ceskeho pana, a sou
sednf narody CechGm zavide-
ly, re "snadnym zpdsobem a
koflfk VIVA drzice, dochazejl
|takove milosti, pro kterou JIM
krestane podstupovati perne
lpokan1 mus1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Odbocka zivnostenske banky
Dude likvidovati.

New York. = Newyorska
odbocka ceskoslovenske zivno-
stenske banky Sc chysta kon-
Gem tohoto mesfce likvidovat.
Jde O poslednf podnik tohoto
druhu We Spojenych Statech.
Odbocka zivnostenske ban
ky New Yorku pTipravuje
svou likvidaci pres to, re byla
aktivnl pc celou dobu cd sve-
no zalozenf v roce 1880.
Uredn1ci odbocky vesmes
zd1raznili, re nejsou komunis-
ty, a nedovedli rozhodnuti
prazske vlady vysvetlit. Jeden
z drednfkd zekl toto: "Meli
jsme slusne risky. Mas liver je
dobry, ale Praha trva ma tom,
abychom likvidovali. Je zTej-
mo = dodal = re v teto veci
nerozhodly d1vody hospodar-
ske, protoze piece Praha po-
tfebuje dolary."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Prvni dunn v Praze.

Stara ceska povest vypravf
o tom, jak podanni knezny
!Libuse mytili les v mfstech ko-
lem vrchu Petrfna, S ktereho Sc
dnes r%ozprostlra kouzelny po-
hled ma krasu celeho mesta
prazskeho, lez1c1ho pred ocima
jake ma dlani.
Kdyz kopali zaklady k PRIV
nimu stavenf, prisli ma hlubo-
kou jamu, pfikrytou velkymi
balvany a dubovymi kmeny.
Deln1ci kamen i dTevo odstra-
mill, a tn V zemi spatrili ohen,
ktery Sc medal uhasit. Rozka-
zala jim tedy knezna Libuse,
ably kopali O kus dial, a v tech
to mfstech, ma nynejsf Male
Strane, pod Petrfnem byl po-
staven prvnf dun v Praze.
Jina povest Ease prav1, re
prvnf dun staroslavne Prahy
stall tam, kde je nynejsf Kla-
row. Byl pry to knizecf dvdr
Libec, kde s1dl1vali n~ejstarsi
cestf vevodove a kde prodleval
i svaty Vaclav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01

sebem vyvazl." A to vyvaz-
mutt, bylo ueitelske m1sto ma Ii
tomerickem gymnasiu.
Irpke zkusenosti S pOvyse-
nou slechtou, teto "malickosti'
Jak j Josef Jungmann nazyva,
dekuJeme "a to, re sc narodu
ceskemu dostalo tax vynikajl-
chic ucitele ceskeho jazyka 2
ilteratury, jenz byl prednf po-
stavou ceskeho obroZenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Pripominejme stale Masaryka.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskosloven-
ske narodnf rady v Americe.)

Jak T. G. Masaryk tax jeho
syn Jan tesili sc "a sveho 1.-Two
ia zivym sympatifm americke
verejnosti, ktere OILY o letos-
min dnu Masarykovu. Ale lid
ska pamet je kratka, zvlaste v
dobach tax rusnych jake je n.y.
|nejsf, kdy Sc o pozornost deli
|tolik svetodejnych udalosti.
Jest il proto tfeba stalych
pripominek. zivme proto sta
lie ohnfcek Masarykovy pamat-
ky a jeho odkazu, humanitnl
|demokracie. Pripominejme A
merice Masaryka prostrednic-
twin Masarykovych znamek,
vydanych Ceskoslovenskou ma
rodni radon v Americe. Pou-
zivejme jich hojne dopisech
svym americkym prratelGm
Poslete svnj dobrovolny pTfspe-
vek s objednavkou ma
Ceskoslovenskou narodn1 radU
v Americe
2345 S. Kedzie Avenue,
Chicago : %, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Komunismu nepodafilo Sc wy
tvorit novou spolecnost.

San Francisco. = Jeden z
pfednfch americkych pedago-
gil prohlasil, re komunismu sc
Size podarilo znicit starou spo-
lecnost v Rusku, ale re Sc mu
nepodarilo vytvofit spolecnost
novou. V triceti letech, kdy
komuniste byli u moci, vyko-
nall, iak rekl, "nepochopitelne
malo", ably splnili sve sliby.
Doktor Homer Rainey, pre-
sident Stephenovy koleje v Co.
lumbii We state Missouri, ucinil
tyto poznamky v projevu na
schulz Americkeho sdruzent
nizsfch koleji.
DIR. Rainey rekl, re americ-
Ike delnictvo dosahlo zlepsen.
svych socialnfch pomer1 vyvo.
|iem. Pokud jde O delnfky \
Sovetskem svazu, rekl, re "zis-
kali svou revoluci predevsin
nova jmena pro stare vady."
Dodal pax toto: "SovetskJ
umelec, spisovatel, skladatel
vychovatel nebo badatel must
studovat posledn1 stranicke
predpisy, nez NIUE T1ci, co lie
toho ktereho dine povazovat "a
pravdive nebo krasne."
Americky pedagog Rainey
Tekl zaverem toto: "Demokra-
Gle rfka: Yer nebo never, iak
Sc ii lib. Komunismus Tfka
Yer. nebo Sc priprav ma nej-
horst"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
Stshovanf zidi z Madarska.

Madarska vlada ucinila S l.
sraelem dohodu, Poole ktere
melo byt povoleno vystehovani
10000 madarskych Zid1 rocne
a smell 81 dokonce wit sebou
svGj majetek a to az do vyse
$4,000, 900. Ia to israelska
vlada zavazala k dodavkam
zboz1 do Madarska. Madarska
vlada toto ujednani nyni poru-
suje tim, re nedovoluje odjezd
madarskym zidGm a Israel
proto ~zastavil dodavky do Ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-01
migrant vymsnil svou kozesi-
novou capku "a americky
klobouk.

Mnozf Sc usmfvajf prfbehu
o imigrantech, kterf vymenili
sve krasne, cenne kozesinove
capky "a americky klobouk a
dollar. Neuvedomujf 81 Symbol
licky vyznam tohoto americke-
no klobouku pro muze, ktery
pfijel poprve k temto bTehGm.
Byl mu symbolem nezavislosti,
rozdllu a stejnosti.
Proto 81 move pTijeds1 opatfil
rychle americky klobouk. Brzy
vsak pocal vid6t rozdfly. Po-
cal nosit klobouk Poole sveho
vkusu a stylu. Focal Sc rozhlf-
zet pc nejelpsfm klobouku a
Iobjevil klobouk ADAMUV.
Poznal, re nejvfce Sc Dude po-
dObat Americana ADAMOVE
klobouku.
Mas migrant pozdeji obje-
vii, re i prvnf Americana nosili
kozesinove capky, zhotovene z
kozesin zv1fat, jez ulovili. Tc
vsak byli zalesaci a nikoli o.
byvatele NEST. Americky pr1-
mysl vsak pouz1va techto koze.
Sin k zhotovenf kloboukG. A
ADAMOVY klobouky jsou zhc
~tovovany z tech nejleps1ch.
Ones vine dalsf v6c, re mu
Ii nestac1 jeden klobouk. N1z
ka cena klo
bouku to umoznuje. LIE 81 j
snadno opatfit, protoze ADA
MOVY obchody a zastoupen
jsou vsude. Vypravte Sc nyn
a prohlednete 81 velky vybel
vsech stylG "a LEVINE ceny. A
mo, cd kozesinove capky imi
granta, Ike klobouk1m vedl'
dlouha costa!