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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
NATIONAL CHORAL
FIGURE IN TWIN
cnY CONCERTS

The solaast Bureau ard ooapsi
Ch0rai Union u TIE Twin Cites
Ere presenting Mrs, willie Ma
CFondD Smith. natiSnsI organizer
Il ths Bsjs4st Bursaa q TIE Ne.
tloaaI oo~psI choFaI Unloa coa.
vsntioa, Sunday. JUDY II. 81 7s5o
p m. 81 Pilgrim Baptist Church
% Central ana 0rOttS IN g. Pa1L
Mrs Smith viii also b. presented
Naaday. July -. 81 3 .. m. ~
Zion Baptist Church. iith AMI
LyndsIs Ave no. Thsrs win b
otbeE national ngurss asslsting
AfM Smith.
casns 90, cons al and sntgy
tbs oOspsi 10 sonEa
Miss Viola Nash. pEssidsnt %
ths Gospel cl.oFal UniOa. Mrs.
Dsnsas ~ Gresham. Trssl1Sut a
ths saAoaSt E,arsas aE1 AEH Hen.
rstts ~ LOBd. pubaasasy chair
man--Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

ether guest IN Tia white homes
Minneapolis aEsi julius and Joyce
and enjoy wholesome group living
and Fellowship,
Ths "a Children isavinR from
Andrewn, TyrUas Beaaley. Ernest
McNsal. Donald and Harry Dbl
lard, Wilbur Nichols, Cynthia and
Timothy paaon, Atha Coleman,
Emma Jean Pgttiford, Franeis
Ransy, R0naiind and Ernest Sims,
Richard Pope, Eleanor wIthsT.
spoon, Aiphonao oro1co, Joyce
and AntionStis Hughes. Alfred
wliksrson, QulnlIn Martin and
Donald oahimG.
Nins of ths sk Paul children
VINO went On the Trip are Marcsl-
II and Inca smith, Lorraine Holt.
Ersderca Rsasby. Tommy Glenn
ona. Bsudah Jossphins ciemons.
Tommy Carroll. LsFoy IIaTmon
and Mauries Duke.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

Rumorn that Sumner Field ten.
AntA who have been ordered 10
move viii have another respite
are erroneous, Fred Hadlry. hOus-
ing manager. said wednesday.
Five families had protested 10
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey
against the housing managers
order that they move, All Of the
aiRnsrs claimed that the housing
shortage prevented their finding
adequate housing.
one Of the families. that Of
Elmer chiIdroas. ss7 AIdtch
Ave. No, has Q nsw born baby,
which arrived July 1.
Blgncrs Of the appeal 90
Humphrey were MHiyln Stone. sos
Bryant Ave, No, who IL not sub
jet 10 removal until December,
Others scheduled 10 60 this mnnth
are willis ID. Gates, Ray Thomp.
aon and MsIross Green. Zach Of
the families which face immsdi.
ate eviction has been carrying on
q search for houses or rooms
All OF these families incomes
disqualified them from Tesidshos
IN the government operated
homes. Fred Hadlsy said.
Since April 1 removal OrdsrB
have been issued 20 20 families
In the projects. The housing man.
AEsF said most Of these families
have found other lodging.
Negro tenants affected by tho
removal orders during the past
two years have found u extreme
~ difficult 10 obtain housing be-
cause 81 racial prejudice A mum
Der u families. however, have
purchased homes since leaving
the government development.
OF the rim0r that sviotiona
we're 20 BE- halted Mr.. Hadlsy
said. IF such was the case !
would suFsiy b am0nG ths first
70 Be informed o. such aetI0n."
incomes Of tenants are review.
n every siE En0ntha Thoss whose
income sxsssds regulations are
Eiven aiE moaths 20 find OthsF
quarters. the housing manage
Dsnt said. EylctiOns are always
hid up n Unforeseen haFdahips
develop. NJ Iiadiey claims.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
WILKINS RAPS
ROBSON Az
NAAcP c0NfAD

LOS ANGELES Roy wilkins.
acting secretary Of tho NAAcP,
took an indirect verbal Hlap at
Paul Rohoann, holder of the eoys
eted splngarn Medal which 10
awarded each year 10 an Indivld.
uAl by the NAACP.
Wilkins, In hia keynote address
60 tho delegates ~ tho 10th An.
nuAi NAAcf convention held
here, said. I'VE do not cry out
bitterly that We love another land
better than our own, OF another
people better than ouFs,"
This statement was obviously
referring to tho Moscow radio ~.
port of June 10 which quoted Paul
nobcaDi ~ calling Russia thu
country ! love above all"
wilkins further stated, mo,
We arc Americans, and In ths
American way with American
weapons and the determination
10 bs FRYE. wo intend 10 slug II
out Ia fight night here on this
home frunt, N u takes 20 mora
summers until victory IfoF all the
civil rights pregnant II oura,"
Ttobesoh was awarded the
NAAcP citation tspIngarn med.
all several years arc,
Ralph nunohs was this years
winner
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
st. Paul NAACP To Hear
Round Table On "Is The
Negro Ready For Rights?"

Round Tabs the controversial iasus Ia tn
Ready civil EhT win ~ ths feature Of the evening
IL smbsp nesting % the National Association for ta
PsOps IN nesting ~ hsd 500
Tuesday evening Community Center
Dr.. A. ~ Butler win lad the diseuaaoa
phases 81 question tha basis a.
Discrimination ana ssgeEattOn the ps 0f s Negro In the labor
ts and social responsibilities Of TIE Negro
people struggle equality win ~ dsal with qualified
persons actively par1dpats IN N clvn Rights nsiA
Droseon o. IN Negro question very
70 81 ofisGnA
Members and fsa4s q ne MAAcp are urged % attend N
nsstiAg asd ths paSsepats IN ~ dscunam
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
TRUMAN 10 noMT
SPoY on cIvVL
RIoHTS PROGRAM

This Ia the opinion Of our
competent Washington observer
Charles H Houston,
In his column. "Along This
Way" on page 4 Of this edition
Mr. Houston Discusses the 10
sues raised by the reoant Cap
Iaol CITY swimming pool raoa
riots and the federal govern.
msnts part In the controversy.
Mr.. Houston'n comments arc
. weekly feature u this news.
paper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
SOndGY SSlOOl PisRIs
AZ SSs goV Next
"Wednesday IwlV 10

willard ,. Merrill Of Minnsapo-
he general chairman Of this years
Union Picnic. annual Twin city
Sunday sohooi event, said We'd.
nssday that TIE affair promises
10 b. ths biggest IN recent years
Ths picnic IL scheduled for merit
Wednesday. July 20 ct hsihnshA-
ha PsFk. Minneapolis.
Most o. TIE Sunday schools In
Twin CITY eharches sponsOS The
jaint aff&iF.
Races ard sports win - bid
from Z 20 9 ?. m \ basebatl game
between Minneapolis and ~ Paul
win - . fsatars and 10 Schsaalss
10 start at Sp.m
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
Etc Moten In
Song Concert A.
Northrup Aud.

A. sac y N. Friday ttodayl
July H. ID Northrup Memorial
auditorium. Minneapolis, EttA
Motsn. msEEO-sopTaho. viii appear
in . recital at the University Of
MinnesotA's Northrup Auditorium.
She 10 appearing a. q special
recreational event Of the UnIver-
aity'H summer HgnHi0n. The pro-
gram 10 open TO the public without
charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
ROY WIER ATTACKS NATIONAL
GUARD BARRING o. NEGRO
CITIZENS TN HOUSE SPEECH

Washington. d, ca Minneno.
20 Congressman exprcased belief In
the ability Of Minnesotans 20 elm.
mate racial discrimination In their
state and In the same speech. he
cited q discriminatory practice
that has existed for 20 years In
the MinnaSOta Natlpasl Guard.
The men and women In Min.
ncSOtA kseniy feel that all forms
Of discrimination against the
Negroes in the state should cease. ''
Roy w. wisT ~, Mimi stated
before the H0uss Of Represents.
tives Thursday, June 30.
This attitude" he further
stated, ''is clearly reflected In the
hiring and upgradlng Of Negroes
in employment a. well a. Accep-
lance Of them In recreatIonal
places, restaurants and hotels"
In referring the the highly con.
troyeraiAl issue. discrimination In
the Minnesota National Guard,
WieT commended the Peter
Graham Post n. a04s, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. international
Fails. MINI. for their efforts 10
change the discriminatory policy
Of the Guard.
wler had . copy Of the resoiu-
ton Of the PetsF Graham Post,
no. 704s. WV. published In the
June 20 edition Of the Congress.
sionAl Record. The resolution.
adopted BY the Post on May ~.
was sent 70 President Harry Tru.
man and all the Senators and
Representatives In Congress from
Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
MICRO POPULATION
on TNCREAAE

WARRINGTON. .. C. - IN
asEro pOpulstiaa % IL United
states ennnot - ealied IL 'thsF.
tea HSniau~ any longer. for a.
esrdiAE 10 ths latest estimates 81
ths ceas1s DspaFtBsnt. n Ne
ErS paVulsfioa tn N eaatinsntAl
Unitss states - AOw is,seoy 90,
- q July 1871.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
Jim Williams Sues Cab
Firm For $4,000 Loaned
On Radio Equipment

james (Jm) Williams st. Paul bar proprietor has filed
suit for $4,000 July against Emil Babeau former Of
the Brown white Cab Co. and those connected with the sale
and reorganization Of the firm.
The complaint filed in Ramsey county district court do
manda the pua interest since Dec 9 at which time
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
EDNA PETTIOORD TO
~ AaARaIED SOON TO
PHIL NGocUIIOU0II

Edna BhuII Psttio0gd. % Ts7
Raodo Ave, WfB ~ married 70
Phiilp IiaIs Mccullough. 1918
coaumbas Ave. 1hs data q ths
wedding win b. annOunesd later.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

MONTGOMERY, ALA. -- Two
tsSn-age youngsters, Marshall
johnson. -. and his sister. I'd
wilma. 10. escaped being commit
ted 70 the Alabama state reform
school until they were twenty
one when they were placed On
probation for the "abOminAble
crime" Of violating Segregation
laws on q city bus.
They were on their FIRST visit
10 the South and didn't know
about the race segregation on the
buses. They soon found out when
MarahalI's sister was both sx-
PEELED from the bus Gt the point
Of . GUN hsld by the BUB
DRIVER
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

Mr., Williams Get forth Ne loaned
the money to Mr. narbeau
The money was advanced Jar-
emo Hoffman, Williams attorney
said. on . chatiel mortgage On
tho firmA Fadle equipsaent The
radio equipment was valued %
$4,000. ...
nafbeAu was supposed 90 make
payments oi $1,000 Hpml,AnnuaIiy
and those payments have not
been made.
Last year before the brown q
white was sold at EoveFnnrnt
tAE sale, q runner was current In
~ Paul that Mr. Williams had
puWhased an interest IN the cab
company
Defendants besides Mr. narv
hsau arc A. n. kuehne. trustee In
bankruptcy Cor Mr. narbsau' Or
vile FuN. who on Dec, 3, ipaB
bought mn interest In the firm BY
virtue 81 q government tAH salel
the brown q White Cab Co., me,
the reoFaanlRed corporation the
yellow Cab Co, which acquired
IN interest In the fiun some time
after Dec, .. Ipas, and two un'
nAnsd persons
Hoffman, attorney for Mr.
Williams, explained the suhse.
quont owners Of The cab firm took
II ovaF together with the prior
lien on ihs radio equipment and
the court win be- asked 10 ordaE
. sails Of the radio property 10
aaiiafy the claim.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
Fu.Es ron DIVORCE

Booker T. Spencer. sol LyndAIs
Ave. No, Minneapolis has nIed
for divorce from his wife. Ger.
tTBde Spencer whose addreas 10
given - New York city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

NEW YoRK-The long legal
battle TO reestabllAh the night Of
Negroes In the South 70 vote
proved Increasingly fruitful last
year. according TO the 1913 Annual
report Of the NAACP. issued last
week.
The report POlnta cut that aP-
FORTUNATELY 7o0.Oo0 Of IN esti.
mated one miiliOn qualified
Negroes In the Southern states
voted In the NSvrmbeF Pruniden.
tAAl eIectiOn.
Mob violence. particularly In
the Southern state showed an In
crease over last year. Georgia led
In this department
+
wLNsToN-SALEAG, ". c. A
new twist was added 10 mob vlo-
lencs In North Carolina when q
white cafe operator VINO shot point
plank into q group OF Negroes
sending q woman 70 the hospital
was barely saved from . lynching
by white and colored officers OF
the law. He was carried 10 safety
from . raging group Of irats
Negroes.
According 10 eye witnesses, Q
group Of IS entered the cafe mis-
taking II for the scene Of q dance
which took place next door. o. L.
Worst. the cafe owner and opera
tor told them 70 leave twice. and
then fired point blank into the
group. The remainder and another
group began 10 throw rocks and
shout. hang him"
When the police finally rescued
him some Of the crowd warned
him. Don't come back or wen
move you out for good"
4
AUSTIN, TEN-An anti-lynch-
ing bIIl. carrying severe penalties
for persons taking part IN mob
action that results In death. was
signed into law last week BY Gov.
Bsauford r. Jester. Ths bin, IN
emergency measure passed By
the Legislature at the governors
request, provides punishmsnt for
two degrees Of lynchAng. One
specifies death OF Imprisonment
for those persons convicted u
participation In unlawful Assem-
bly, resulting IN the death Of .
person or persons. Ths other
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
MRS MoDEw TO

AGR1. ASoDEw TO
WED T. L. HICKMAN
Mrs. Ursula D. McDsw. oe7 Uni
vsrHfty Ave, widow Of D. M No
Dew. Minneapolis real estate man,
and T. l. Hickman. S71 Louis o.,
have made marriage application
in Ramsey County Court House.
Announcement Of the wedding win
BE- made later.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

Love IL ever The beginning OF
khowisdge, a. fire IL Of light. ---
Carlyle.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

GARY, ngD.--hlias Mabel Hay
wood, teacher Of general science
At Roosevelt school In Gary. viii
become an exchange teacher In
Liverpool, England for the l0Ae-
1850 school year. She In one OF
l26 Americans being sent 10
Great Britain under the exchange
program between the two eOun-
tTtea.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

Mr. Williams Ia ths haldeF %
the only on sale liquor license
held BY . ~ Paul Negro wa
bar. Jlm's Place, 10 . popular
spot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

gives q term Of not less than .
year or more than 10 for mob
members who shoot. stab, cut,
MAIN or wound victims but do
not kill them.
4
RALEIGH. N. c. - NeErn an
white nurses In North "a ,nnA
viii work together from now on
in one integrAted organization.
Reason The dlssolvin9 Of the
North Carolina State association
Of Negro Registered Nurses 10
enable liz members 70 Join the
former All-whlte Nurses AsSOcia-
ton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

ss~ ths main body q ths Eaes pgohAam
nss within tAS b0unArsss Of TIE South
ern saatsa bseAnSS R0Sns three tOarths
, Of Amsrica's Ib-ml1hOn NsgEoas i've,
there. TIA Negro % opprsssea n
many ways IN the North and certainly
economically. but 80" tradition has a
. least Eivsn him some basic eivil and
social rights which the white South
continues 10 deny hint. Sanction
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
20 let cd smrti Vilema Blodka.

Dne /. kvetna 1874 Zemfel
pTedcasne hudebnf skladatel
Vilem Blodek. O tonic umel-
CT mdzeme rfci, re jeho dilo
|spfse zatajuje osobnost stojfcl
"a MIN. Je dosud velmi malo
literatury pro poznan1 Blodko-
wy osobnosti. A piece to ne
Ivelke dflo je a zGstane v oblibe
lsvym lidskym cltenlm a svou
pravou zivotn1 pravdou.
Vyslovujice Blodkovo jme-
no, mysl1me tim i ma jeho po-
pularnf jednoaktovou operu
"V studni". tolik Sc svym ia
sem a svezestf Sc podobaj1c1
Smetanove "Prodane neveste",
libreto k nj je tez cd Smetano-
va libretisty Karla Sabiny. Sly
Sine v nj narodnf ton kTistalo-
We prdhlednosti a vecne krasy.
Vilem Blodek vystudoval
prazskou konservatoT v oboru
fletny a vynikl tez jake ucitel
klavirnf hubby. Nekolik let
pGsobil jake professor hry ma
|fletnu ma prazske konservatofi.
Druha jeho 'komicka opera
"Zftek" zGstala nedokoncena.
Byl i autorem nekolika kon-
certnich klav1rn1ch a cfrkev-
Mich skladeb a sborG.
I zivotn1m tragickym zakon-
-cenfm Sc podoba Smetanovi.
ZemTel v 1stave choromysl-
nych = jake ctyficatnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Obyvatele Saarska zGstanou
Nsmci do podepsani miru.

ANCAAAOI 0O AAAAA0.
Koblenz, Nemecko. - Do
kud nebude podepsana MIRO
va smlouva a anekce Saarska
Sc nestane 1Tedn1, zGstanou O.
b~yvatele Saarska nemeckymi
obcany. To bylo oznameno mi
nistrem vnitra "a Rynskou
Falc, jenz rekl, re nekteff ne
mectf 1redn1ci jednali S oby-
vateli Saarska jake S cizinci.
Jisty saarsky zubolekaT v Ba-
du Kreuznach, lezfcfm We fran
couzske okupacn1 zone, nikoli
|vsak v samem Saarsku, ztratil
pravo ma praxi ma tom zakla-
de, re jest cizinec. Saarsko,
jak rekl ministr, nebude polka
dano "a CHI 1zem1, dokud vec
nebude urovnana V m1rove
smlouve.
Saarsko, ktere jest nynf no
spodarsky pfipojeno k Francii,
jest O 33 procenta vets1 nez
pred tim. Francouzi, aniz Sc
poradili sc spojenci, utvofili 81
hranice tax, ably zahrnuli ne
ien Saarsky okrsek, nybrz i O.
Ikolnf 1zemf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Zemrel rabin DIR. S. Wise
vHHdce americkych zidH.

New York. = DR.. Stephen
S. Wise, 75lety znamy vGdce
americkych zidG zemTel 10.
dubna v Lennox Hill Hospital
DO tezke chorobe. DR.. Wise
pochazf z rodiny rabfnG a pfi-
stehoval Sc do Ameriky z Ma
carska, kdyz byl jeden rok
star. Vyv1jel pc cely zivot bo-
hatou filantropickou cinnost a
primlouval Sc vsemozne "a Ii
beralni zakonodarstvf. Byl jed
MIN z prvn1ch stoupenc1 sionis-
mu We Spojenych Statech a
vn6dcem americkych cionistu
pc cely svGj zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Sylvester Says:

Excuse me! But
someone just took a
quarter out of your
pocket" In fact, Uncle
Sam Irrational income
and tax tables show
takes more than a
nunr4nn n,,k nf xrn1n,s
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29

symfonii vybudoval Dvorak z
myslenek, jez jsou vytvoreny v
duchu lidovych plsni cernos-
skych a indianskych a S pouzi-
tim nekterych Characteristic
kych jejich prvkd melodic-
Ikych, harmonickych i rytmic-
|kych. Den 16. prosince 1898,
|jeji prve provedenl v Music
Hallu Newyorskou filharmonil
byl novinami oznacen "a nej-
vyznamnejsf udalost v hudeb-
mich dejinach Ameriky. Kriti-
ka pfse: "Dflo Dvorakovo MI
lie byti v duchu americke, a.
vsak ovzdusl je ceske."
Dvorak bydlel v New Yorku
We Vychodnf II. ulici klidne a
proste, vetsinou pine zamest-
nan praci ma konservatofi a
skladatelstvim. Letni prazd-
niny travil ceske osade Spill
vile We statu Omaha. P1se c
tom v dopise domG: "Chodil
isem rad mezi ten lid a oni me
meli take vsichni radi, zvlaste
dedeckove a babicky NELL ra-
dost, kdyz jsem jim v kostele
zahral "Boze, pred tvou veleb-
nosti". V roce 1925 byl Dvo-
Takovi postaven We Spillville
pamatn1k v m1stech, kde rae
p%rodlevaf.
| 27. dubna 1895 prijel Dvo.
ETak do Czech nadobro. V pre-.
krasnem "Koncerte pro violin
cello h-moll" slys1me vsecher
stesk a touhu pc domove, ns
nejz nikdy neprestal S laskor
myslit. I ma americke pddf
ma nlz z1skal vavr1ny slavy
zGstal Cechem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
A. Dvorak, Feditel The National
Conservatory OF Music
OF America.
K vyroci umrtniho dine
/. kVetna.

Pc Nemecku a Anglii Sc pri-
hlasila Amerika S pTanim, ably
skladatel Anton1n Dvorak Sc j
prisel osobne ukazat a sklidit
81 tn sve vyvriny. PAM jean
nette Thurberova chtela pra-
We DvoTakem povznest move
zalozenou "Narodni konserva-
tor hubby"
V zaff r. 1892 Sc vydal Dvo-
Irak ma cestu S chot1 a dvema
detmi. Pc devltidennf ceste ma
palube lodi "Saale" pristal v
New Yorku. V knize dopisG
IA. Dvorak pratelGm donna
(insp. OF. Sourek) VI. kapi-
tole "V America" jsou uvefej-
neny listy, zachycujicf Dvora-
kovy dojmy.
Hned pc ~prijezdu Sc chlubi
slavny um6lec svemu otci
"Hned druhy den, jak jsem
prisel, vsecky zdejsf noviny,
anglicke, ceske a nemecke, PISA
ly O mne velice mnoho a mad
sene, v1tajf mne jake nejvetsi-
no skladatele celeho sveta a
ocekavajf cd meho p1sobeni
zde velmi mnoho, tax jsem "a
dostiv, jak to p6jde dal."
Prvn1 dojmy z Noveho sve-
ia zachycuje list DIR. Kozanko-
wi: "Pohled cd Sandy Hook k
New Yorku S vyhlldkou ma vel
kolepou sochu Liberty je u
chvacuj1ci. Mesto samo je vel
kolepe: krasne budovy a kras-
ne ulice a pax vsude velka els
|tota. V nedeli byl velky cesky
koncert, ma mou pocest. Bylo
5000 lidu v sale - a jasot a
pleasant nemelo konce. Reel
byly ceske a anglicke a ia pax
ubozak musel z jeviste pode-
kovat, v ruce Dire stT1brny We
nee, to wife, jak mi bylo. Co
americke noviny O mne p1sou,
to je hrozne - vidi We mne pry
~spasitele hubby a ia nevfm vse
co v1ce!"
Skutecne americky fisk I'VE
|Tejnoval zpravy s tucnymi mad
pisy O vsem, co Sc tykalo Dvo-
|rakova genia; psaly nejen O je-
no die, ale i zaj1mave detaily
z probfjenf Sc reznickeho ucne
k hudebni slave. o SVEN hui
debnfm poslanf sc vyjadTil Dvo-
|rak k novinaT1m: "Neprisel
|jsem do Ameriky, abych pesto-
val zde hudbu Beethovenova
nebo Wagnerovu. Pfisel jsem,
abych nalezl, co je v mladych
Americanech a abych je nau-
Gil vyjadfiti to. V cernosskych
melodi1ch jsem nalezl vse. ce-
no je treba k velke, uslechtile
skole hudebni. Jsou vfele,
JENNIE, vasnive, zadumcive
vznesene a smele $500"
Vznika hymnicka ctyTdilna
kantata american Flag, "a
koncena prorockym choralem
k oslave hvezdnateho americ-
keno praporu. A pax pricha-
ri re zaplavy mocnych dojmI
Symphonic e-moll', liz dial :ime-
mo ~ noveho sveta". Tuto
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Zamestnavatel: "Vite, CO
delam Sc zamestnancem, ktery
.lze?"
Pristizeny: "V1m, pane SET!
udelate z neho agenta!"
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ZahOnek HumOru.
u Iekare.

Lekar: "Byl opravdu jiz nej-
vyss1 cas-, re jste Ike mne pTi-
Sell"
Pacient: "Rad veT1m, pane
doktore, v dnesn1ch tezkych
dobach potrebuje penlze kaz-
dy."
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Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do c. S. r.
c. 81
5 lb. Praskoveho Mleka
4 ID. Bile Rye $3.50
G. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
Id. 3 or. kavy
2 ID. 3 OF. rye
2 Id. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
&. 40
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
G. Ill
6 lb. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 Id. Bile Rye $6.95
Objednavky pTijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. CihlaT,
v 1radovne telegraph" nebo
" domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
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Nezname pohlavi.

pane ucitel, nam Sc naro-
dilo detatko."
Go pax, Rozarko? Je to
chlapecek nebo holcicka?"
80, to este nevlme - We
lebny pan no teprv Dude kTit."
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Jihoslovan vynalezl novou
sirku.

Praha. - Belehradsky roz-
HAS hlasil, re jisty Jugoslav
vynalezl sirku, ktera mGze by
ii zapalena stokrate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29

Tovarnfk k napadnfku sve
dcery: "Vy chcete mou dee
|ru? A mate pen1ze?"
"Sto tis1c, pane tovarn1ku.'
Tovarnfk: "Ptal jsem Sc vas
pc penez1ch a ne pc d%robnych.'
Matka k loucfcimu Sc synko-
vi pred odchodem ma vojnu:
"Tak te pambu vopatruj ma
tel vojne v Praze a neplet Sc
tam mezi vojaky, kdyby stf1le-
Ii, ably Sc ii mic nestalo."
-O-
Dana k tanecnfku: "Dve
veci jsou YAM ma pfekazku, a.
byste sc stall dobrym tanecn1-
kem."
"Ktera jsou to, milostiva?"
Vase nohy!"
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Mladi rnanzele.

"Och, Jarousku, podlvej Sc,
jaka jsou to krasne brilliantly,
Iah, to jsou primo blesky, az
oci pfechazej1 -"
"Mas pravdu, pojd, pdjde-
me radeji dali"
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pocket every time you earn a dollar.
If the government spends new
billions for public housing; more
billions for public medical care; adj
ditional billions for the unemploy-
ed; more billions for maintaining
farm product prices; and other
millions to substitute education in
public schools-then, will the hand
in your pocket take 75f in taxes
and leave only a quarter out Of
each dollar you earn?
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z iazykozpytu.

Ucitel: "Co je spravnejsi,
d%voutT1dnf nebo dvojtr1dnf?"
Yak: "Dvojtr1dn1, protoze
Sc r1ka dvojcata a ne dvouca-
ta."
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On: "Tohle jfdlo Sc ale O.
pravdu media vGbec jist!"
Ona: Gale to Sc tt jen IDA.
V kucharske knize prece stoj1
vyslovne "chutna vyborne".