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Evening star., 1949-09-24
IA THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY. s1
The Quiet One at Dupont
Worthy Of Its Honors
by Joy Cormody

he Quiet One which opened Yesterday at the Dupont the
international reputation implies
including fresh universal theme
that literal production which
reality 10year
that amazing and its creation OF
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Hollywood Diary
Or, Hard Work at q MovieIund Porty
By Sheiloh Grohom

Esther Williams, in fine form,
talks of a party she's giving this
week-to the young blind children
she taught to swim while await
ing the birth of her baby. II want
them to meet the baby. And to
give them their swimming dip
Tomas. The children will feel little
Ben's face. Then they will know
him."
Gloria Grahame, blonde again,
confirms my story that If she can
be borrowed by her husband. Nick
Ray. for his Humphrey Bogart
picture at Columbia, she will also
star in the movie version of Born
Yesterday" Now it's up to RKC
Boss Howard Hughes to loan her
and give her the opportunity.
Richard Cont, dancing by with
his pretty wife, pauses to tell me
what he hopes will be his next
-"The Brave Bulls"
John Wayne, with Wife Esper-
ANA. is the least mercenary OF
Hollywood stars. When I ask him
when do you start jet Pilot at
RKO?" he replies: 1--we given
them a time deferment because
the script isn't ready" Johns
contract called for him to start
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

Ambassador - Task Force;
LOS, $40, Sis. 7:20 and $50.
Capitol You're My Every
thing; l0:30 am. ITO. 3:45, $40.
g and HAS pm. Stage shows:
1925. 3. 5:35. 8:15 and IL pm.
Columbia - Top O. the Morn
ing: II am. los. sos, $40, ITO.
9:15 and 1920 pm.
Dupont - THE Quiet One; II
am. 1855. 2:50. 4:45, $40, 8:35,
1926 pm. and 1890 am.
Hippodrome-"The Art of Love-:
$40. $50, and 9:45 pm.
. Keith's - "Roseanna Mccoy;
1850 am, 1850, 3:55, 6:05. $40,
1920 pm. and 1915 am.
Little Burma Victory; II
am, 1870. 4:05. 6:35 and 9:15 pm.
Metropolitan-"Rope of Sand;
II am. l, 3. Sis, 7:30 and 9:45
pm.
National-'Devil in the Flesh; !;
1890 am, 12:40, 2:50. 5. 7:10,
9:20 and 1920 pm.
Palace - II Was q Male War
Bride: 1045 am. 1855. sos,
Sis. 7:25, 9:40 and 1850 pm.
Pix-"My Favorite Brunette;
l, 4, 7, 10 pm. and l am.
Playhouse Spring in Park
Lane; II am. 12:45, 2:35, 4:25,
6:15, sos, 10 and 11:50 pm.
Trans-Lux BLACK Magic; !;
11:15 am, 1:20. $3.50, $40. 7:45
10 pm. and midnight.
Warner-"Task Force; 10:45
am, 1850. 2:25, sos. 7:15, 9:35
and 11:45 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-24

receiving salary the first Of Sep
tember. He'll wait.
Valli dances by in the arms OF
her boss, David Selznick. Her
mate is in New York. Selznick's s
wife, Jennifer Jones. is in Britain.
Both deny marriage trouble. But
I hear that one of the marriages
is laundering.
Ginger Rogers launches a new
hair style. Her locks are parted in
the middle and hang loose all the
way down her bare back.
X X
Farley Granger has a new girl
on his arm-Evelyn Keyes. I
ask him "is this love?" HI replies
who knows?" Farley begs me
not to quote him on questions Of
love. Because I'm a bachelor and
because I'm eligible, every one
thinks I'm an authority on love.
I'm not"
Dorothy MCGUIRE. a happy girl
with Husband John Swope in
town. says she stays on at 10th
Evening star., 1949-09-24

walls, Donald's story takes a turn
for the better but without weak
ening of its drama. His phychic
wounds are deep and there is no
beginning of a cure until life has
won back his confidence and re-
stored to him some kind of ar
ticulateness, the words or gestures
that will communicate his feelings.
This is a slow process. profess
sionally illustrative OF a child's
need for the sense of being
wanted. 1t is not cut to the pat
tern of standard film drama and
is the more dramatic for not being
so made.
Kindly contacts in the school
ultimately begin to have their
effect. They do not restore in
Donald a quick and confident re-
lation to his fellow humans. In
stead they dim his memories of
lovelessness until he can act In
a limited way like other Wiltwick
children, shade their games and
initiate their emotions of which
the first happens to be a frantic
outburst of jealousy.
'The Quiet One" remains thus
true to its thesis to the end, a
climax at which Donald is re-
stored to a fitness to deal with a
world that remains challenging
If not so direly threatening.
The 81 minutes Of the Dupont's
new film represent a dramatic
adventure in moviegoing.
The most memorable effect they
achieve is that of telling Donald's
story. but right on the heels of
that is the impact Of the key
performance. This is the work Of
an intelligent, sensitive child; q
natural actor exploring an emo
tional darkness with unfailing
drama in his every poignant ges-
ture.
1t is the kind Of acting that
dwarfs all other performances In
the picture. However, that Is the
kind of central performance
which gives THE Quiet One" its
point and intense focus which
make 1t at least a minor MASTER
piece.
Evening star., 1949-09-24

haunting sense Of humanity's un-
whiting inhumanity to its helpless,
In its humber way. "The Quiet
One" might well be classified as
an American version of Shoe
shine" the prize Italian t1lm OF
several seasons ago. 1t differs
from the latter, not necessarily to
its disadvantage, in that 1t was
not made for commercial distri-
button, but rather for professional
use among those working in the
field of child welfare.
This does not mean that 'The
Quiet One" is a documentary pic
ture. It's drama Is deep, sharp and
sure and its eloquence is intensi-
fed by the simplicity Of its pro-
duction and the sheer life-likeness
Of its amateur actors.
X + y II
It is incidental that the central
figure in the Dupont's unusual
film offering is a Negro child. 1t
tn no way diminishes the truth
that he is the symbol OF all un-
loved, unwanted children.
The name Of this quiet one is
Donald, Donald Peters in the
screen script, Donald Thompson
in life.
He speaks barely a word
Evening star., 1949-09-24
HOLLYWOOD.

Tennessee williams is guest of
honor; the hosts, Jerry Wald and
Tennessee Williams. The place
the Chanticlair Restaurant on the
yStrip-iS bulging with Movieland's 8
brightest stars. For this column
ist it is work as well as pleasure.
This is what saw and heard:
When Clark Gable dimes and
dances with any girl. the camera
men buzz around him and fash
light bulbs pop. He is now with
the very blonde and exquisite Lady
Sylvia Stanley. Clark was sup
posed to be pining for Paulette
Goddard in Mexico. But to note
his obvious enjoyment of Lady
Sylvia's company, you'd never
guess it.
John Garfield, Staging it-"My
wife is staying in New York with
the children"-is just back from
France. THE Marshall Plan," he
tells me, "is killing communism in
Europe-and that's good"
Evening star., 1949-09-24

THE QUIET ONE" Mayor and Bur
directed by Sidney Meyers. screenplay b.
Helen Levitt, Loeb and Meyers. At the
Donald Peters Donald Thompson
The counselor -----Clarence Cooper
The grandmother------- Sadie Stockton
The The ssepfather ngsd ---------- Paul ssucum
The psychiatrist Sidney Meyers
the stan and boys q ahd th. wntwycl School
throughout the film, which
heightens the extraordinary quail
ity of the picture and Of its CEN
tral Performance. This speech
lessness in the child is not the re-
suit of physical defect, but OF
spiritual hurt.
His mother and stepfather have
deserted him. He lives with his
grandmother who must work out
side their slum hovel to support
him. He is left alone with a cruel
sense Of being completely rejected,
Among New York's millions, there
is no one even to talk to. He falls
back upon silence, bewilderment
and loneliness with its many and
inescapable terrors.
Nevertheless, there is an energy
in his small body and he cannot
evade the drive Of it. He steals
from his grandmother's purse
without knowing that this is
wrong. thinking later to buy the
passing friendship Of two older
urchins with the ill-gotten money.
It does not work and he is left to
walk alone the Uttered. slum bor-
dered streets and alleys Of his de-
graded New York area. No love.
sympathy. or understanding is
anywhere to give direction to his
wandering. His life is that most
poignant Of all searches, the one
which has no def1nable object but
is merely flight from q mass of
undef1nable fears.
*&
"The Quiet One" does provide q
refuge, ultimately. for such for
lorn human specks as Donald. In
his case. it happens to be the Wilt
wick School for Underprivileged,
and totally unprivileged. waits.
Once he is within it's warming
Evening star., 1949-09-24

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1949-09-24

Century-Fox for another picture
this year-"I believe it's The
Irresistible Liar" Dorothy has
to find a new nurse for her baby
1--we been borrowing the Kent
Smith babys nurse, but she's
going to New York"
Released by North American News
paper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1949-09-24

1AnpY1 Laurel, Nd.
AsSsVssA~ Laurel ll3
Double Feature-MONTE HALE. LAW
OF THE GOLDEN WEST" GEORGE
BRENT in SILVER QUEEN
Evening star., 1949-09-24

The United States rapid transit
industry carried a number OF pas
sengers in 1948 equal to about
10 times the population of the
earth.
Evening star., 1949-09-24

ANAIUSIIA I'd. s.t. Ak 7124
RANDOLPH SCOTT and JOHN IRE
LAND in THE DOOLINS OF OKLA
HOMA," at 1:26, 1925, 5:25, 7:26,
9:25 Plus Tom and Jerry
Evening star., 1949-04-07
House 10 Act on Funds
For State, Commerce,
Justice Departments

The House Appropriations Com
nittee yesterday approved q bill
carrying s11o.ooo,ooo In emer-
gency funds for the Atomic
Energy Commission and al, ,oo0,-
900 for the Berlin aiylift.
The death of Representative
Somers. Democrat. of New York.
however, prevented House action
which had been scheduled for
yesterday on the regular appro-
priation bill for the State. Com
merce and Justice Departments
and the Federal judiciary. The
House adjourned out Of respect
to the deceased member, and
transacted no business.
The emergency money for the
Atomic Energy Commission and
the Berlin airlift was included In
O $671, ,047,172 catch-all appro-
priation bill carrying funds re-
quested by various agencies to
piece out their grants for the cur
rent fiscal year.
House to Act Today.
The State Commerce Justice
Department bill. however. viii pro-
vide money to run those depart
ments In the next fiscal year which
starts July /. 1t carries $648,616.102
In cash and $62, 800 900 in contract
authority. and is to be taken UP
by the House today.
The $671 .047,172 supplemental
appropriation reported favorably
by the committee yesterday totals
1891 .225 less than the budget
requests submitted by President
Truman.
For the stockpiling of strategic
and critical material which would
be needed in q National emergency,
the committee approved SAC. .000.-
900 In cash and $270, 100000 In
contract authority. The bill did
not indicate Just what materials
will be bought for the stockpile.
Airlift Costs 1873 Millions.
The total cost of the airlift
operations into Berlin during this
fiscal year was estimated at $751;
100000. Up to March 27, United
States planes had ferried In
o26.l31 tons of supplies.
The bill carries $2O5, ,702 900 for
the Post Office Department and
$4,000. 900 for a loan to the United
Nations. presumably for construc-
tion of U. N. headquarters in New
York.
The Appropriations Committee
rejected a request for $4,000, 900
in cash and $25. 900 900 in contract
authority to build q laboratory to
study hoof-and-mouth disease, a
livestock ailment. The committee
said that In order to study the
malady, 1t would be necessary to
introduce the disease into the
United States "and thereby in
crease the hazard of an outbreak"
among livestock here.
The House is driving to clear all
its appropriation bills before April
Is, when members are scheduled
to take Today Easter holiday.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Baltimore Janifor Quizzed
In Staying Of Boy, 4
by the Assoeiaisd Press

BALTIMORE, April 7.-Police
last night arrested q 49-year-old
janitor for investigation in the
staying Of 4-year-old Lawrence
Darrell.
He was docketed only as held
for investigation"
The child's body. showing
bruises on throat and head. was
found yesterday In the back OF a
truck by the driver, Robert Lee
Alston.
Mr.. Aston said he left his, truck
overnight, as usual. in a parking
lot near the downtown store for
which he worked. Several hours
after he picked 1t up yesterday
he glanced in the back and dis
covered the child's body.
The boy was clad only in 9
shirt and undershirt and one shoe
when he was found.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Archives Officials Home
DAMAGED by Bedroom Fire

A bedroom In the home Of Mar
Gus w. Price, a National Archives
official, 16 East Melrose street,
Chevy Chase, was damaged last
night by fire which firemen said
probably had started from an
overturned electric lamp.
Mr.. Price smelled smoke about
$50 pm. and summoned firemen.
Chevy Chase f1remen estimated
damage at $1,000.
Mr.. Price is director of the gen.
eral records division Of the Ma
tional Archives.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Every bite real delight with A&Ps Close Trim" Meats

a.r.s ~ny Close rr'rmsa .s.o s. yss ~srs sss
ens,es: ( 0 eu.ns ms'hee Price "s
say Of quality IT'S NOT Ist psCs rs"
f.n cutting portions meat ard ee
tsts steaks ara
chops Aaps policy susantsss su.
eioset trimmed meats Ano shsfes s"V e"s PS* VI
super advertised
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Bokery-fresh treots at bud
Get -fovorina prices! Snort
housewives know that fresh
ness is highly important in
boked Goods and thot they
con olwoys count on APPS
bakery treots.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Csl. lid ma pochopeni pro
Titovu Jugoslavii.

Belehrad. MarSal Tito
prohlasil rozhovoru Sc dvema
skandinavskymi dopisovateli,
re moskevsky diktat zpGsobil
We vasalskych statech vychod-
nj Evropy velkou oposici. Tito
rekl, re nejvetsf pochopeni pro
jugoslavsky BOZ prot Moskve
ukazuje ceskoslovensky lid a pc
mem lid bulharsky. Marsal Tt
to Tekl dale We SVEN interview
re nenf pochybnosti o tom re
komunisticke strany We zbolse-
visovanych zemlch dostavajl
prime rozkazy z Moskvy. Do
dial, re v jugoslavske komunis-
tickle strane je jen velmi malo
pT1vrzencG Sovetskeho svazu.
Jugoslavie oznamila, re uza-
vTela obchodnl dohodu S Ho-
landskem We vysi sedmdesati
milion6 dolar1. Poole teto do
hody Dude Jugoslavie dovaze-
I'll z Holandska lode, chemika-
lie, gumu a Gin a soucasne bu-
de vyvazeti do Holandska SUI.
roviny, tabak a konop1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
V~yrobeno " CSR, prodano
Ruskem.

Haag. = Jedna holandska
.firma zadala pred nedavnem
ceskoslovenske firm6 objednav-
ku soucastek pro urcity druh
lahv1, Ia cenu 20 Kcs "a jednu
soucastku. Objednavka byla
pozdeji ~zrusena, protoze firma
dostala nabldku re Sovetskeho
Ruska ma tytez soucastky "a
ceny daleko nizsi. Kdyz SOU
castky dosly, ukazalo Sc, re
jde O soucastky vyrobene v &C.
skoslovensku, ktere ceskoslo-
vensky prGmysl byl nucen do
dat Sovetskemu Rusku "a cenu
osm korun "a kus. PTfpad je We
zdejsfch obchodn1ch kruzfch
1--WE pretrasan, ponevadz je
markantnim d1kazem toho, jak
Sovetske Rusko vyssava hospo-
|dafstvf svych satelitn1ch statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
DR.. Petr Zenkl zaslal blaho-
nrani III. Lehmanovi.

Washington, D. c. Precise
da Rady svobodneho ceskoslo-
venska, byvaly namestek ces-
koslovenskeho mlnlsterskeno
predsedy DIR. P. Zenkl, zaslal
move zvolenemu americkemu!
senatoru Herbertu LehmanoVl
IL prflezitosti jeho zvolenl ten
to blahoprejny telegram:
"Je pro mne velkou ctl a poo-
tesenim, blahopfat Yam co mel,
srdecneji Ike zvoleni ma vysoky
trad senatora Spojenych Statu'
Ceskoslovensky narod vzpoml-
ma S vdecnostf Vaseho obetave-
no zan1ceni pro vec UNRRY ia
koz i Vasich opetovnych pro
iekta sympatif pro ceskosloven'
skou narodnf vec v dobach ra'
dosti i smutku. Vase CHINA u
cast ma oslavach %. f1jna letos
" New Yorku mas naplnuJe
bezpecnou vfrou, re We Vasi o
sobe vstupuje do americkeht
senatu osvedceny prftel."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Strazce Mindszentyho Sc octl
pred soudem.

Budapest. = Kdyz byl Blu
dapesti souzen Joseph kardinal
Mindszenty, byl do soudn1 sine
vzdy uvaden bezvadne ubofe-
nym porucfkem v6zenske stra-
re Imre Sziprem, 32letym.
Pred nekolika dny sc poru-
elk Sciper objevil pred soudem
sam jake obzalovany, byl spo-
.lu Sc sesti svymi podT1zenymi
obzalovan pro branl 1platku
cd VENT.
Poruc1k Sziper byl obvinen,
re poskodil reputaci Madarska
tim, re spatny Ouch uhnlzdil v
1stfedn1 veznici ma Mako utica
w Budapest. We skutecnosti
nebyl We vezenf spatny Ouch
jako spfse pTflis dobry. K panu
porucfkovi pTichazeli pekne
manzelky a dcery VENT a do
mahaly Sc rdznych who'd pro
sve veznene prfbuzne. Pan po-
ruc1k tyto vyhody obycejne po-
!volil, kdyz Ease dotycne danny
mely notne porozumenf pro
zajmy a obliby pana poruc1ka.
Avsak Sziper nebyl malicher
ny a nevahal poprat nekterym
SWIM veznGm onu zabavu, jak
81 il rad sam popraval. Ia tue
ne 1platky opatToval bohatym
lvezn1m damskou spolecnost
ktere bylo umozneno zGstat
pres noe. We vezeni to pry ne
kdy WHITFIELD, jake v nejakem
zivem nocnlm lokalu a v Buda-
pesti byvaly nocnf lokaly ira
dicne velmi 1--WE. Alkoholicke
napoje dodaval porucfk Szipr
a jeho spoluobzalovan1 vez-
nun "a drahe pen1ze a jen CT
kanska hudba schazela.
Szipr uvedl ma svoji obhajo-
bu, re byl "a valky drzen Mem
lei nekolik let v koncentraku q
re byl trochu vyhladovely pc
zivote. Soud jej odsoudil ke
ztrate hodnosti a k vezen1 v tr-
lvan1 4 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 2127
Jugoslavci kritisujf moskevsky
komunismus.

Belehrad. = Jugoslavske o.
slavy a vzpomfnky tricateho
druheho vyrocf bolsevicke re-
vOluce V Rusku Sc konaly YES
mes V ramci projevu jugoslav-
skych vladn1ch predstaviteld,
ktef1 ostTe kritisovali nyne.jsi
.formu komunismu hlasanou 2
Moskvy.
Boris Kidrich, Glen jugoslav-
skeho politbyra prohlasil, re
zakladnlm cflem Titovy Jugo-
slavic je vybudovat takovy So
cliaismus, ktery neni kasaren-
skym socialismem, a nenf stu
denym a bezbarvym socialis-
mem, jaky odstranuje lidskou
individualitu. Glen jugoslav-
skeho politbyra take napadl
Sovetsky svaz "a to, re vnucu-
je narodGm, ktere ma pod kon-
t~rolou, tento rusky typ kasaren-
skeho, policejnfho a ~teroristic-
keno komunismu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Ma Americke Posviceni
THANKSGIVING Dav)

oslavujeme "Den Dik1vzdani!'
Zkratka posv1cen1 je posv1ce-
nj a to Sc must slavit. Ku po-
vzbuzen1 posv1censke nalady
je zapotreb1 nejaky ten "stof"!
Zasobte Sc nejen ma Posvfceni
ale ma Vanoce a Novy Rok vslm
co potrebujete z jedineho OBJ
chodu toho druhu "THE SPI-
RIT SHOP" vlastneneho mia
dym krajanem p. Klementem
j. Prdchou v elsie 1921 E. Mo.
nument ron Curley ulice.
Obchod p. Pr1chy je zaso-
ben jemnymi why, likery, pi.
VEN a kuTivem vseho druhu
Krajane, zastavte Sc tam 9
usmevavy p. PrGcha Yam s ra.
dostf poslouz1. MGzete 81 take
|vse potrebne objednati telefo.
mem BR 2749 a p. Pr1cha vse
pTiveze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Kongresnik Mack o situaci
" CSR.

Washington, D. C. = Demo
kraticky p~oslanec Mack re sta
tn Illinois, ktery n~avst1vil Ces-
koslovensko minuly m6s1c, pro-
hlasil, re asi 95 procent obyva-
telstva v. Ceskoslovensku je pro-
tt soucasne komunisticke Via
de. Poslanec Mack rekl dale,
re politicka cistka v Ceskoslo-
vensku pokracuje.
Poslanec Mack je clenem
subkomise snemovny, ktera ma
vst1vila v minulem mes1ci Ces-
koslovensko a je dosud v Evro-
pc. Ucinil sve prohlasenf v
rozhlasove zprave, ktera byla
vys1lana pozdeji re zaznam6
washingtonskym rozhlasem.
Prohlasil v nj mimo jine
"kdyby komuniste pfikrocili k
zatceni vSech lid, kteTi jsou
proti jejich forms vlady, tax
by je nemeli kan zavFit."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Britanie proda Egyptu
tryskoletouny.

Londyn. = Egyptske letec-
two bylo ujisteno, re Sc mu do
stane nekolika nejrychlejs1ch
a nejmocnejsfch bojovych le-
tounG, jake dnes ~existujf, kdyz
egyptska vojenska nakupna
siednala zde objednavku brit
skych tryskoletoun1. Smlou-
va mluvf O koupi jedne eska-
drony jednomotorovych bojo-
vych tryskoletounG znacky
Vampire a nekolika eskadron
acknowledgement bojovych le-
tounG druhu Venom. Egpytane
koupili take novy druh rada-
rem vybaveneho nocnfho bojo-
v@ho tryskoletounu, vyrobene-
no znamou tovarnou De Havil-
land, O nemz vsak nebyly dany
do verejnosti zadne podrobno-
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Mate jiz zamluvene misto ma
busech do Washingtonu?

Gas kvapf a nez-li Sc nadeje-
me, budeme mfti tady zajezd
do Washington ma "VeTejne
Cvicenf" nasf nejmladsi sokol-
ske jednoty. Bude to velka u
dalost a krasny sokolsky sva-
tex ma nemz Sc budou podfleti
vsechny sdruzene jednoty O.
krsku zupy Vychodn1. Nedele
27. listopadu byla vybrana pro
tuto velkou sokolskou a narod-
nj slavnost hlavnlm meste
Spojenych StatG. Kdo by Sc
jeste chtel pripojiti k busovym
vypravam, zavolej sestru M.
Legro, tel. CT 1886 a zajisti 81
mfsto. Busy vyjedou cd Ceske
Skoly v II a IL hodin!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Pocta mlademu krajanu.

Rada RiditelG Americkeho
Ustavu Inzinyr6 zvolila povy-
siti p. Stanley Taborskeho ma
stupen sv6ho elena, "a jeho "a
sluzn6 vykony V protest elek-
trick6ho inzenyrstvf. Pan Stan
da Taborsky pochazf re zname
sokolske rodiny Alberta a 10
sefy Taborsky a je v prftomne
dob6 iednatelem Sok. Jednoty
"Blesk".
Mlad6mu krajanu p. Stanley
Taborsk6mu k jeho pocte ST.
decne blahopfejeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Sokolska Academic We Wash
ingtons JIG ~. listopadu.
DR.. Juraj Slavik:

V poslednim clanku O sokol-
ske akademii We Washingtonu
jsem prosil krajany, ably svoj1
prftomnostf udelali z teto sokol-
ske slavnosti hlavnlm meste
Spojenych StatG representacni
podnik. Verfm, re academic
Dude skutecne dostavenfckem
vsech Americana ceskeho a slo-
venskeho p1vodu, vsech Cecho-
slovakd z okol1, kteri nasli V
Americe 1tociste a take mno-
hych vynikajicfch nasich anne
rickych pratel jineho pGvodu.
PTfpravy k tomu, ably akade-
mie splnila sve poslanf, deli Sc
v telocvicne We Washingtonu i
v sokolovnach celeho okrsku
zupy vychodni. Program byl
liz definitivne stanoven. Zapl-
nj no zactvo, dorostenky, do
rostenci, muzi a zeny celeho o.
krsku a zvlastn1 vystoupeni bu-
dou NIT sokolky z W%ashingto-
nu, muzi a zeny z Philadelphia,
muzi z Belcampu, zeny a muzi
z Baltimore a mimo techto te-
locvicnych c1sel vystoupf pc
weekly sbor sokolske jednoty
"Blesk' z Baltimore, Tfzeny br.
Vojtou Mart1nkem. Program
lie tax bohaty, re bylo usnese-
no, ably nebyl zatezovan PROBE
wv hostn a proto mimo zpev-
nych a telocvicnych c1sel jen
bratr starosta John Waters z
Washington uvfta mile hosty.
Ia to vsak Dude hodne casu
a moznosti pookrat druznem
rozhovoru a posflit sc ma sokol-
skem duchu.
Take O telesnou stranku bu.
de postarano a sestry a bratf.
&c liz pilne starajf, ably bylo
hosty a 1castn1ky dobfe posta.
rano. Pofadatelstvo Sc nerld
pTfslovfm: ga malo pence
malo muziky". Ac vytezek JOE
ekutecne ma potfebne a velm
nalehave potfeby nasf mladf
iednoty a umoznf il take poma
hat naslm pomoci potrebnyn
uprchlfkdm = Dude "a male
penez nejen bohaty program
ale take velice chutne a zname
.Inite pohosten1. Mfstnost v Ply
IIthian Temple Dude jiz otevfe
Ina cd II hodiny dopoledne a tt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
DStska Nazornost!

D6ti = tTeba mladf = isou
chytTejsi nez-li jejich rodice!
Jsem 25 rokG = a ma dcerus-
ka "chytra" 5 let stara = a je-
il imeno je Andela. Sc me pta:
Pop, nev1m CO nam delat =
Ty zrovna ma me narozeniny
isl "akorat" 5krat tax starsi,
nez ia isem.
Ia pet let Dude I'll 80 rok1 a
me jiz 10 let a to budes 3krat
tax starry jake ia jsem.
Ale, co vlastne me vrta moz-
KEN lie, re "a 10 rok1 = ty bu-
des 40 rokG "starei" a ia budu
20 = to JEST, re budes ienom
2krat tax "starej" jake ia.
Jak to dlouho venue nez me
dohon1s? c., mi