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Evening star., 1949-11-28
Bradley in Paris
For Atlantic PACT
Defense Talks
Military Leaders
To PIun for Use of
Billion From u. S.
By the Associoted Press

PARIS, Nov. 28.-The Vests
top military men start work today
on plans to use nearly billion
American dollars for Atlantic ma
ton defenses against any Russian
aggression.
Chiefs of staff of the United
States, Britain and France-the
major signers of the North Atlan-
tic pact-will meet for two days
in the French Naval Ministry
Building.
They are to draw a unified plan
to defend Western Europe. Not
until the integrated plan is fin
ished can the United States sup
ply nearly ST ,O00, 100000 in money
and arms that Congress voted to
help strengthen the II other ma
tions that signed the treaty.
Rearming of Germany Denied.
On Thursday the defense min
listers of the IL countries meet
with the three military chiefs.
Political questions will be taken up
then. along with the technical de-
tails of the military plan.
But United States Chief of Staff
Gen. Omar Bradley and Defense
Secretary Louis johnson already
have disposed of one burning
politico-defense question-possible
rearming of Germany.
On his arrival here Gen. Bradley
told reporters: "Our Government
does not think of rearming Ger
many at this time" He added.
though. that the problem would
come up again some day.
Earlier yesterday, in Frankfurt.
Mr.. johnson said just as emphati-
cally: THE United States has no
intention of rearming Germany"
Up to Defense Ministers.
Not the military men but the
defense ministers, political states
men responsible to their countries
people, are expected to have the
final say on the German question.
At this meeting the defense
ministers may settle another ques-
ton vital to military planning but
still political decision: Just what
are the boundaries of the Allan
tic area that the pact's members
have agreed to defend.
There are three suggested geo.
graphic lines on which the West
ern Allies might stand-the Elbe.
deep in Germany; the Rhine, on
Frances border, or the Pyrenees
Mountains, which would mean
virtual abandonment of France
to enemy occupation.
The answer will make a great
difference in how Fundamentally
France co-operates in future ac-
ton under the pact.
In Frankfurt, Mr.. johnson told
a news conference yesterday he
would discuss with American mil
-itary leaders here anything that
concerns the defense of the
United States and the peace of
the world"
When asked whether he expect
ed Great Britain to accept full
partnership in joint defense Of
continental Western Europe, Mr..
johnson said II don't expect there
will be any difficulty with any ma
ton adopting the program of our
Military Committee"
Mr.. johnson will fly to Berlin
today, then on to London where
he will see Prime Minister Glenn
ent Attlee and Sir Stafford Cripps.
Mr.. johnson and Gen. Bradley
left Philadelphia Saturday night
after attending the Army-Navy
football game there.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
'5nags' Lewis Retria|
Set for January :
In District Court
Prince Georges Prepared
To Prosecute Whenever
He Is Made Available
TRIAL OF KOPEL and Plummer
Begins at District Court.
Page B-1

Page B-1
The retrial of the William
(Snags) Lewis gambling case was
set for January 9 in District Court
today.
The jury in the first trial Of
Lewis and 13 others on gambling
and conspiracy indictments was
unable to agree on a verdict. and
was discharged Saturday.
All of the defendants were ar
rested during or after series of
spectacular raids on alleged gam
bling headquarters in Prince
Georges County last March rs
The raids were directed by United
States Attorney George Morris
Fay as the climax of his anti
gambling drive.
County Ready to Prosecute.
Officials in Prince Georges said
meanwhile. they are prepared tc
prosecute Lewis on county charges
as soon as the District makes him
available.
It appeared, however. that
Prince Georges will have to wait
until the District closes it's books
on the case.
William Hitz. assistant United
States Attorney, who prosecuted
in the first trial. said the Dis
trict will not turn the defendants
over to the county until it fin
ishes with them. despite an extra
dition hearing now scheduled for
s.
We're ready to try them when
ever we get them to try" declared
States Attorney A. Gwynn Bowie
Of Prince Georges.
WheatIey Ready.
Mr.. Bowie said he did not know
who would prosecute the cases.
He pointed out that Attorney H.
Winship Wheatley, jr., of Hyatts-
vile had been appointed by the
State as a special prosecutor but
he became Ill last spring.
Mr.. Wheatley said the county's
petit jury was due to be called
back for court service on De-
cember 5. He said he is ready
to proceed with any cases that
are ready to try"
"The December 6 hearing will
(See GAMBLING, Page A-4J
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Montgomery Confers
With Eisenhower
rAbout the Weather
BY the Associated Press

by fhe Associates Pfe3S
NEW YORK. Nov. o.
Field Marshal Viscount Mont
Igomery today visited Gen.
Eisenhower. president of Co.
lumbia University.
Eve talked about the
weather" Marshal Montgom-
cry said after the 45-minute
visit. when the weather is
bad you want an umbrella
a military umbrella"
= Gen. Eisenhower refused to
comment.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

of Gen. Arm Gen. Arnold.
old's first article is Freedom
Of Speech VS.. Loyalty"
Don't miss this timely series
beginning tomorrow and ap-
pearing every Tuesday and
Friday in THE STAR.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Industrial Power
By Fission Is Goal
Of New Schedule
BY the Associated Press

SlU1l QlSClOScO GOQdy Olldt ~ llcaS
worked out scientific designs for
a plant to breed" precious atomic
materials.
If the plan works as anticipated
1t will be of momentous impor-
tance in supplying atomic ma
terials for such peacetime projects
as atom powered ships and air.
craft.
The announcement was made at
a news conference held by David
E. Lilienthal. the retiring Acc
chairman. DR.. Lawrence R. Haf-
stad, sitting in with Mr.. Lilien-
thai, told about it.
DR.. Hafstad, director OF the
Aces "reactor development" pro-
gram, called it "the biggest for
ward step in peacetime applica-
ton" of atomic energy.
Confident of Success.
He said that while the project
still is only on paper, the de-
signers are confident that it will
work.
The Acc announced that it is
beginning Immediately construc-
tion of a test plant.
The word of this breeder"
project was the most important
news from the conference, which
ranged over a wide field.
Mr.. Lilenthal simply laughed
off charges from Senator john
son, Democrat, of Colorado that
he is engaged in a "nefarious
plot" to give atomic secrets to
the British. Senator Johnson
made those charges over the week
end. ...
For some months Britain
Canada and the United States
have engaged in conversations on
possible broader exchange OF
atomic information. A new series
of talks began today at the State
Department.
Calls Talks Exploratory.
Asked what might come of
them, Mr.. Lilienthal said he
thinks the talks are exploratory
and that any comment must come
from the State Department.
He said it is his personal view
that it is desirable to cooperate
as widely as possible with the
British and Canadians. But he
insisted it is up to the State De-
partment, and Congress, to make
the final decision on how wide this
field should be.
The Acc chairman would not
let himself be drawn out about a
recent telecast by Senator john
son which repeatedly led to a
presidential order last week for
the Justice Department to crack
down on any one divulging atomic
secrets.
Regular News Sessions Planned.
Mr.. Lilienthal indicated. how
ever, that he believed Senator
johnson was talking out of turn
when the Senator said the United
States now has an atomic bomb
six times more powerful than the
one which blasted Hiroshima.
Mr.. Lilienthal did say that the
Senate-House Atomic Committee
is Completely informed on prog
ress in weapons development.
This suggested that Senator john
son, member of that group, hao
sufficient information to know
what he was talking about.
Senator johnson himself has
said that he simply was repeating
what had been said publicly by
others-that he had disclosed nc
secrets.
Mr.. Lilienthal told reporters
that even President Truman, In
announcing the results of the
Eniwetok bomb tests in the Pacific
had used only general terms to
describe the improved model tested
there.
He was asked whether a member
of the Aces staff would have been
subject to prosecution for. VIOLA
ton If he had made public the
(See ATOMIC. Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1949-11-28

com m ander
of the Air
Force. Gen.
Arnold ex-
presses plain
ly and vigor-
ou ly tn e
point of view
of the Air
Force in the
heated con-
troversy over
military uni
hcation.
The subject
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Air Force Articles
By Gen. Hap Arnold
Start Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow, The
Star will publish the first of a
series of 10 articles by Gen.
Hap" Arnold, retired wartime
Evening star., 1949-11-28
80 Suved in Shipwreck

See COAL, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1949-11-28

(See THOMAS. Page A-4o
Evening star., 1949-11-28

tSee ATOMIC, Page A-6J
Evening star., 1949-11-28

(See SHIP, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1949-11-28

(See CHINA. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1949-11-28

(See GAMBLING, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1949-11-28

(See COFFEE, Page Asa
Evening star., 1949-11-28

HISS, Page A-6.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

M
br. Edmonde w. Pokorneho.

Mas mily pokladnik Sok. jed
noty "Blesk" br. Edmonde w.
Pokorny graduoval We ctvrtek,
%. cervna z Baltimorske City
College, K jeho graduaci mu
blahopfejeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

ideal6 a politicke svobody, tax
zivotnych pro americkou demo-
kracii, stojf pripraven k jejich
obrane neustale a prot kazde-
mu. Sokol je - jinymi slovy-
organisovane, ukaznene VIVA
drenf nejleps1ch tradic americ-
keno zpGsobu zivota.
"Jsme hrdi ma svGj ceskoslo-
vensky odkaz. a vzdy jsme byli
pfipraveni prispet svym bra
trim a sestram "a mofem V Je-
iich tolikerem boji proti 1tlaku
a diktatorskym rezimGm.~ A We
|sve vernosti idealGm sokol-
|skym, jak je vyjadrili pred 81
|lety poprve Fuegner a Tyrs, CT,
time, re stojime WISE nez-li a.
lmerict1 spoluobcane. Jsme S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

riaosmdesati lety, nasi pred
ch1dcove pfesadili do pfatel-
ske a zivne americke p1dy So
kolskou myslenku, ably zde "a
pustila sve kofeny.
"Slovo Sokol je pro tisice A
mericand csl. pGvodu a tlslce
jejich zde rozenych detl dru-
he, tretf ba ctvrte generace,
symbolem vseho dobreho, cen
|neho a zadoucfho, co my zde
|vidfme v dobrem obcanstvi. So
kol Sc HASA k pratelske, bratr-
ske spolupraci k dobru celku.
|Sokol Sc hlasf k fysicke zdatno-
sti, a zdravemu, moralnlmu re
|senf a pffizpdsobovanl zivotnich
|problemu. Sokol stoJl pr1pra-
ven k obrane demokratickycE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Vyznam MeSnich ROUGH
ma Televisi. a

Posvatnf roucha do kterych
je knee oblecen pTi Ms svate
isou soucasne vecmi velke kra-
sy a pine nabozenskeho vyzna-
mu. Tato mesni roucha, zave-
dena pred stoletimi nedoznaly
skoro zadnych zmen az do ma
SIGH cast, symbolizuj1 pocity
Sc kterym knee a osadn1ci by
nell pTistoupiti k Svatemu O.
betovani pri Msi. Tato roucha
budou ukazovana a jich vyznam
vysvetlen v prfstfm pfedvade-
nj "The Church Visible.
Father Raymond Mayer, S
S., ktery je obfadnfkem v st
Mary Seminar, Roland Park
Dude poTadati tento program
ma Stanici WMAR-TV tutC
|nedeli, 8. cervence v 6 hodi1
Ivecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Stfezte dial svoji svobodu.
TX 173. vyroci prohlaseni samostatnosti
Spojenych Statd 4. ~cervence 1875
F. l.. MUSIL:

Neb vychytraly dobrodruh,
kdyz pretvarka no znavl,
V otroctv1 raZem uvrhne
ty dGvefive davy.
Toz strezte svobodu 81 dial
jiz praotci YAM dali,
abyste sami ma konec
V otroctvl neskonali.
Neverte slovdm falesnym
o "raji z ciz1ch ismG"
a dale verne drzte sc
jen amerikanismu.
Amerika dnes ziv1 svet
a mad vse bohata je,
re jej1 pomoc hledaj1
i ty vylhane "raje".
Mas zpGsob zivota je vic,
nez mohou jinde DAFT:
Proto kdo zije U. S. A.
mel by jen dekovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
PiSte senatorIGm.

Krajane, prosfme vas O po-
moe. Cd 1nora 1913, kdy Sc
komuniste We stare vlasti zmoc-
Mill vlady, uprchlo do svobod-
neho sveta ma % tisic ceskych
a slovenskych vlastencn. Anne
ricky Kongres Sc hned tehdy u
snesl, re 2 tis1ce techto bojov-
Mkt "a demokracii NIUE byt
pripusteno do Spojenych StatG.
Nynf jedna Kongres O zmenu
zakona a poslanecka snemovna
(House) tuto zmenu uz schva-
lila. Poole noveho zakona by
bylo mono dostat sem do A
meriky skoro vsecky ceskoslo-
venske uprchllky. Povazme,
jaka by to byla posila pro mas
krajansky zivot, pro nase spoil
ky, pro Sokol a podpGrne jed
noty!
Novy zakon ma byt nynf pro-
iednan v senatu. NekteTf Sc
natori jsou vsak proti tomu a
tax je treba presvedcit je, re
lid Spojenych Stat1 81 preje po-
moci demokratickym bezen-
cum.
Krajane, telegrafujte nebo
piSte do Washingtonu senate
rum re sveho statu a ~pozadejte
je, ably senat projednal novy
DIP zakon co nejdflve.
Dekujeme yam.
American Fund for
Czechoslovak Refugees, Inc,
ITS Broadway
New York : 10, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Pohrby.

%. cervna zemTel krajan
%. John Fuka, 2135 Jefferson
st. We start So rokG. Narodil sc
v Baltimore. Zamestnan1m byl
nat6rac lodi. Byl svobodny a
zanechal zde zarmoucenou sta
rou maticku p1. KateTinu Fuka.
Take byl veteranem z 1. Sveto-
We Valky.
Pohreb konal Sc 27. cervna
re Cvachova Pohf. Domu do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= rs. cervna zemTela p1.
Dorothy A. Edwards, vdova pc
%. William Edwardsovi, GOT N.
Bouldin St., We start "a let. Ma
|rodila sc v Baltimore a zane
chala zde syny: PIP. William a
Thomas Edwards.
PohTeb konal sc 27. cervna
re Schim1nkova PohT. Domu
do kostela st. Elizabeth a Cd
|tud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
Itele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZpraVy.
Snatky.

Minulou sobotu, rs. cerv-
ma byli oddani v kostele sv. Va
clava snoubenci 81. Georgina
Chlumsky a p. Coleman Smith.
Nev6sta pochaz1 re znam6 kra-
janske rodiny p. a pi. Antonlna
a Anezky Chlumsky, 4516 Ma
nasota Ave.
" ten samy den byli odda-
nj take V kostele sv. Vaclava
snoubenci 81. Marie M. Vacek
a p. Matthew Bogdan. Rodice
nevesty isou p. a pf. Emil c.
Vacek, 1921 E. Monument ST.
V sobotu, 2. cervence We
2 bod. odpol. oddani budou
onoubenci ST. Wilma Rihova S p.
Clarencem P. Phillip. Nevesta
ie dcerou znamych naSich kra-
jan1 p. a pf. Stepana a Fran
tiSky Riha. 708 N. Linwood
Avenue.
Y ned6li, 3. cervence We
$3.50 odpol. oddani budou ma
fare osady sv. Vaclava kraJan
p. Charles F. Businsky Sc 81.
Lillian Glassman. Pan Busin-
sky je synem z%emrelych osad-
nfkd p. a pf. Franka Antonio
Businsky, 2107 E.. Madison ST.
VSem shora uvedenym pre-
ieme mnoho zdaru V novem
zivot6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

hluboce vedomi nesm1rne vdec-
nosti vGci sve americke vlasti.
Jsme mravne i telesne vycvice-
nj oddane slouzit teto vlasti v
pf1pade potfeby. Jsme pripra-
veni uplatnit svGj vycvik i sve
vlastenectvi We sluzbe v nasich
bydlist1ch.
"Za osmdesat let sve existen-
&c v Americe, mas Sokol proka-
zal kolikrat svou cenu. Ucinili
jsme tax "a prvni svetove val
ky, ucinili jsme tax Ease Ia dru-
he svetove valky, a kdykoliv
budeme povolani, budeme Ease
slouzit sve drahe americke Via
sti. To jest zavazny slib Anne
rickeho Sokolstva, naSemu "a
merickemu spolecenstv1. Slib
telesn6 a duchovn6 zdatnych,
mravn6 ukaznenych a Inspire
vanych jednotlivcG jejich zemi
svobodnych a statecnych lid1.
A S temito myslenkami pref
Sokolskemu sletu 1spech = a
nase sokolske Zdar! Zdar!
Zdar!"
Ma projev starosty Prchala
odpovedelo shromazd6ne So
kolstvo mohutnym "Zdar!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

Slavnostne vlaji prapory,
.evatecne zaTi lice,
re osud svobodu kdys dial
tie naSi Americe.
Vyrocf hlucne slavlme
jake svatek vzdy novy,
hudbou a strelbou jakoz i
caste planymi slovy.
A O svobode myslime,
re must vzdy tax byti,
a re kdo v U. S. obcanem,
take jake my c1t1.
Lee re zaseri staletl
stiny Sc vynoruj1:
|Strezte dial svoji svobodu,
pixie proti nj kujl. :.
|Svoboda, kvet ten pfevzacny,
jednou-li uvadne tt,
v porobe potion zustanou
ii deti tvojich detf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Hudebni koncerty
" Patterson Parku.

V nedeli koncertuje No. l
Municipal Concert Band "a RI
zeni kapelnika w. S. Harta.
Zacatek We 3 bod. odpol.
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
Hail To The Spirit of Liberty
Americana = Overture
The American Waltz
Community Singing
Annie Get Your Gun
independents
The Desert Song
Grand Waltz Brilliante
P~anamericana
Community Singing
American Patrol
The Star Spangled Banner
" pondell, 4. cervence MI
zete vyposlechnout slavnostnl
program No. l Park Concert
Band "a r1zenf kapeln1ka &C.
raid Eyth. Zacatek 7:3O vecer.
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
America The Beautiful
William Tell = Overture
POeme
Yankee Doodle
Community Singing
Largo from
New World Symphony
Strike Up The Band
Salute to American Legion
Selections =
Southern Melodies
Dance of the Comedians
Community Singing
Zigeuner
Stratoswing
Stars and Stripes Forever
The Star Spangled Banner
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
VyIet Csl.- Amer. Ustredi
Washingtonskeho.

Sdelujeme nasim krajan6m,
re Observation-Disclosures L.
stredna We Washingtone poTada
vyrocni vylet k mort dine II.
cervence 1949 Cd 10 bod. dopol.
do 9. hodiny vecerni ma poem
cfch Priests Farm u Weem's
Creek, Annapolis, Md. Krone
pfipraven6ho obcerstvenf v ma
poifch a zakuscfch budete nit:
pTilezitost %vykoupati Sc a "a.
tanciti 81 ma cerstvem vzduchu
Vstupn6 obnasi jen Is cent? 3
kazdJ ie co nejsrdecneji vitan
VybOr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Nav$tsva z Wisconsin,.

Minuly patek pfijeli potesiti
pozdravuj1ciho Sc otce p. Jaro-
slava Taborskeho, 625 N. Moth
ford Ave. jeho synOv6 p. &C.
raid a DR.. Charles Taborsky z
Madison, Wisconsin.
Nell jsme milou rozmluvu S
mimi a ptali jsme Sc jich CO sc
Jim u mas lib. Byli nadSeni
naSimi vyhlasenymi maryland
skymi raky, ale nel1bilo Sc jim
nase pocasi = umorne vedro.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

4 oO1ANS - - ~ 49,
blahopTejeme.
Newyorsky Slet Americkeho
Sokolstva skvelou manifestaci
vyspelosti a hrde svobodne uvs-
domslosti Sokolstva " krajanske
Americe.
Krasny referat o Sletu v New
Yorku, napsany bratrem jose
fem Bilkem, byvalym starostou
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" doplnuje-
me Tecmi, ktere @ tonic pamat-
nem sokolskem sletu pronesli
bri. Josef Sazama, starosta zu-
ply Vychodn1 a Karel Prchal,
starosta A. S. O.
Br. Sazama pTivital prltom-
ne V nasledujic1m proslovu:
"Sestry, bratfi, hoste, pirate
lie, zactvo a dorostenci'', zaci-
na svdj projev tento starry So
kolsky vychodni pracovnik a
pokracuje: "Jmenem zupy W.
chodn1 vas vitem k dnesnimu
Sletu Americkeho Sokolstva zde
v New Yorku. Dekuji yam
vsem z hloubi srdce "a navst6-
WI, kterou jste mas poctili, jakoz
i "a vsechnu VAST prfzen, kterou
pri kazde pTflezitosti sokolske
myslence prokazujete. PTiji-
name to jake dGkaz vaseho
souhlasu S nasi praci a nasim
postupem. A tento vas souhlas
Dude nam vzpruhou k dals1 Gin
nosti a snaze zachovat Sokol-
|stvo v tom smyslu, jak nam by
10 odkazano nasimi zakladate-
Ii, Fuegnerem a Tyrsem.
"Dekuji tez vSem ucastnikGm,
cd d6ti az k starsimu clenstvu
a vsem tenn, kteTf svojf neunav-
nou pill prispeli Ike zdaru dnes-
niho Sletu. To, CO YAM zde
pTedvadime, neni celia sokolska
prace. Jest OF pouze nepatrny
zlomek toho, CO k Sokolstvi pri-
nalez1, a CO tvof1 sokolskou j.
deu. MAST moralnf vychovu yam
mdzeme predvesti jenom We
kazne, kterou mGzete
pozorovat v nasich radach.
"Jedno z ddlezitych. sokol-
lskych poslanf jest vychova
vzornych a u~vedomelych mu-
III a zen, ma ktere byste mohli
byt vsichni obcane ceskosloven-
skeho pGvodu pravem hrdi. K
tomuto velikemu cili jest vsak
treba mnoha schopnych a O.
chotnych vGdcG. Mnoho tako-
vych vas jest jeste mimo nase
fady. Souhlas1te-li S nasi w
chovou, zapojte Sc do nasi pra-
Ice. Poslete nam sve deti, Wy.
chovame je v dobre, vzorne oh.
Icany, budouci vGdce a nositele
sokolske myslenky. Prokazte
nadsenim a spoluprac1 uznan.
velkemu sokolskemu idealu
.lSokolske silky vas neZradl. K
dalsf spolecne praci plati me
vfele Nazdar!"
Proste a upr1mne Teci br. Sa
,Izami dostalo Sc bourlive pc
chvaly.
Mluve anglicky, br. Prcha
ITekl:
! "Jmenem Americke Oboe So
kolske, vftam vas CO nejvrelej
| k nasemu sletu, k tomuto barvi
Itemu p%rojevu solidarity, kan
la t9lesne vyspelosti. Pred city
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Sokolska Hlidka.
Br. Robert Novak " riGzovych
poutech.

poutech.
Tuto nedeli, 3. cervence
vstoup1 We svazek manzelsky p.
Robert F. Novak a 81. Kathryn
Stogarie. Svatba Sc Dude ko-
natl V 5 hodin odpol. v Greek
Orthodox Church Evangelis-
mos. Mas mily bratr Robert
Novak je synem ORA. a pf. Au-
gust Novak, sol N. Patterson
Park Ave. a je clenem Sok. Jed.
'|Blesk".
Nevesta je dcerou p. a pi.
James Stogarie z Pittsburgh,
Pa. Svatebnf hostina Dude Sc
konati V Greek Center, As w.
Preston St.
Ma jejich move spolecne dra-
re zivotnf jim prejeme nase So
kolske zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Krajan p. Anton svejda
VyZnamenan

CtenaTi naseho listu byil ODE
znameni zpravou, re pan Anton
Svejda, tajemnik Cesko-Amer.
Stav. Spolku dlel ma Vyrocnlm
Sjezdu Mar. Jedn. STAY. SpolkG
We m6st6 .Machinac Island,
Mich. Ma tonic sjezdu byl mas
krajan vyznamenan zasluznym
diplomem v ocenen1 jeho slu-
zeb pc dobu 50ti let. Tato CT
tace je krasne rucne provede-
ma a otiskujeme il V original
MIN znen1:
1899 - 1949
Whereas the record of fifty
years of service to the cause Of
thrift and homeownership
means the dedication of the
best years of ones life to the
strengthening of American
character, to the elevation of
the American home, and con-
sequently to the perpetuation
of American ideals, now be it
RESOLVED that the MA
TIONAL SAVINGS and LOAN
LEAGUE formally recognize
the golden jubilee of
H Y J. SVEJDA
Secretary of the Bohemian A
merican Building Association of
Baltimore, Maryland, by con-
fering upon him it's own Order
of Merit and cause this resolu-
ton to be enscrolled as an en-
during memorial of his golden
years of achievement.
Presented at the annual Con.
vention held at Grand Hotel
Machinac Island, Michigan
June 16-19, 1949.
Redakce "Telegrafu' 81 do.
voluje krajanu p. Antonu svej.
dow k teto vzacne, ale zaslou.
zen6 pocte blahopfati!