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Evening star., 1949-06-12
New Era Thinking Hill
By Hoover as Bar
To SeIf-ReIiance
D. re Asas.s ssss Press

DELAWARE. Ohio. June Ii
Former President Herbert Hooves
today criticized new era thinking
which. he sad. substitutes secu.
r!ty" for seIt-rel.Ance,
He remarked n a speech that
while security eliminates the
risks in life. II also kills The Joy
that lies IN competition. IN inci-
vidual adventure, new GndeEtak-
ings and new achievements
These contain moral and in
tellectual impulses more vital than
even profits" Mr. Hoover said
For from them alone comes ma
tional progress
DIR. FiemminK Installed.
Mr.. Hoover spoke at the install
lation OF DR.. Arthur Sherwood
Flemming as ninth president OF
lo7- year old Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. The Inauguration. held
outdoors in Selhy Stadium.
launched the schools three day
commencement.
AT all times in history said
the former President. there have
been many who sought escape into
security from self-reliance.
And. II you will look over the
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Johnny Getting Gun Gets
Foot CAUGHT Instead

Johnny Dubiel went hunting
yesterday-for O boy sized six
shooter-but he didn't reckon with
the dangers of new-fangled
elevator.
Little Johnny, aged 3. set off
with his father. Joseph M. Dubiel
Of 2009 jefferson street, Arlington,
and brother Joe. 8.
At the F. A. o. Schwartz toy
store, 614 Fourteenth street NV.
they boarded a self-service ele-
vator. bound for an upper floor
where six-shooters were plentiful
in resplendent holsters.
But the elevator was of another
mind. It went to the basement.
Then it came back to the first
floor and Johnny. excited about
the adventure Of gun-shopping,
dashed out. Somehow he got his
left leg caught between the floor
and the elevator. The car stopped.
but 1t took police 10 minutes to
ease It, away from the boys leg.
At Emergency Hospital 1t was
found he suffered only O severely
bruised leg and Johnny was per-
mitted to 90 home. And to the
six-shooter they had waiting for
him.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Bay State Bus Strike Ends.
Union Accepts Deyer Terms
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TIE nes Trims tontsass t1as esa
contract nase pay ~ 81 - AZ rsossT
10; a to-fo4r Wrrk !os drgswss
and gisr additional ta,aaAs ard
vacation BENEFITS
The railway had so4fht = ie-
cents -ho&E paN cat and ths
drivers ls-crnfs- Aoar In
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Evening star., 1949-06-12
Lebanon Arrests 300
In Revolt Conspiracy
BY the Associated Press


BEIRUT, Lebanon, June IL
Officials announced the arrest to-
day of 800 members of the Ma
tional Syrian Party who were
accused Of plotting q coup d'etat
against the Lebanese government.
The officials said raids had been
made on the party headquarters
and homes Of members and that
documents, arms and other evi-
dence had been seized.
The Beirut correspondent Of the
Cairo newspaper AL Misri reported
in o dispatch from Lebanon that
the National Syrian Party favors
a union Of Syria and neighboring
Lebanon.
The correspondent said several
members Of the party were
wounded Friday night during .
nation wide roundup when clashes
took place with the pro-govern-
ment, semimilitary organization.
Kaitaib.
Maps showing the location of
government ministers homes were
said to have been found on mem
bers of the party.
The dispatch said Anton Saade.
leader Of the party. escaped the
dragnet but was being hunted.
Syria and Lebanon both for
merly were under a League of
Nations mandate to France. Leb-
anon was made q separate man
date In 1920 and was proclaimed
an independent republic in 1941
after Vichy French forces had
been driven out.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
$500 Baltic DPS In Reich
Hang Effigy Of Stain
by the A.soeio,sd Press

HANAU. Germany. June Ii
Thirty five hundred displaced Balts
hanged a cardboard efrigy of Soviet
Prime Minister Stain today in
demonstrations against "Bolshevist
terror"
They called on the Western world
and the United Nations to free
Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and the
Ukraine from Soviet rule.
Banners and signs carried such
inscriptions as: Millions are starv-
ing in Stains concentration
camps" and condemn Stain and
his fellow murderers" and why
was Ribbentrop executed-and not
Molotov."
The latter was a reference to
prewar deals between the Nazis
Joachim Won Ribbentrop and Rus
sia's v. M. Molotov forging the
non-aggression pact that preceded
the war and the Soviet move into
the Baltic states.
The rally broke up with q band
playing the Star Spangled Ban
ner" in tribute to American oc-
cupation forces. Hanau is In the
American zone Of Germany.
Evening star., 1949-06-12

working. G. tsss nsxrs. IRA eFas
st.-oazg nc&1. iee wcvs9. ysl rAy
nc,sce that ssse tsscgrae;s' es tns
Lord OF Adam has aos e~en eg'
t4Essy reversed. ever ay iht -
pr~ns Ccart G. it1e rn.te3 s;~tss
Moreover governments have
not been abr 70 Ax s1se wages q!
ssn. Scr have they tes.Gaa = sab
stliute .os prnrs ard oit9r. p~t.
sorsAl kilEnuAaa3s
Still the American prvam
The Nation aaSss embraced a..
ttaese new ldeas. NJ Haoyvs car
served
The reaet2anAFs notion q e'Sssa!
opportunity With the rakli q esrgH
ore 10 so IS FAR As his Arss sesisosas
will take him. provided he ocws
not treSpAss oa others. St.G holds
III the American dream. hr added
How far he can SCI has heea
damaged by too great and stae =
eiently orgsn!nec Government
which we have 10 pay fog To pay
II, you viii need 20 work swo oAss
out o. The ~eek fos the Govern
nent for q long time
The commission upon waRh
Presiden. FlemnIns and have
taken part Is trying 10 tAke q fes
hours OF that penalty
DR.. Flemmlng vas a men1eses
OF the Commission for the Re
organization Of The Executive
Branch o! the Federal Govern
ment. Mr.. Hoover VAS chairman
Evening star., 1949-06-12
~ the Assoejetsd prsss

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June H.
Robed night riders dragged . AZ
year-old white woman from her
home last night. and in the eerie
light Of a flaming six-foot cross
threatened to burn her at a stake.
Mrs. Hugh McDanal, who re-
lated her narrowing experience to
police, said the men, two holding
pistols. smashed a glass pane in
the front door Of her home and
charged in. One struck her on
the head twice. and another
snatched an unloaded shotgun
from her hands.
She broke free and jumped
from one man to the next, lifting
their hoods to see If she recog-
nized any. They grabbed her
again.
I'VE could kill you for that" 4"
she quoted them as saying.
They dragged her to the front
lawn, where a six-foot cross was
burning. There, she said. they
threatened to burn her at a stake
and Ito string her up"
Said They Were the Law.
Mrs. McDanal told the men that
police had been called. One an
swered with q laugh: Were the
law ourselves"
Mrs. McDanal was at home
alone when the men came. Her
husband was at work. She said
the men first knocked and called
out, I'VE want you." She said
she grabbed up q shotgun. but
dropped the shells in trying to
load 1t.
One Of the men said neighbors
had complained that her home
was being used ito bring men and
women together. and to sell
She denied It.
Another robed gang. or the
Evening star., 1949-06-12
HoodedMen 7 Threatened to Burn
Her at Stake, Woman Charges

same one, JAmmed into O cafe In
q nearby community last night
and threatened the white owner.
They told him: you've got to
keep those niggers down." Wit
nesses said the gang Of hooded
and white robed men. numbering
about so, came to the cafe in Is
cars.
Deputies Come an Hour Late.
Sheriff's deputies arrived at the
McDanal home about an hour
after the men left, Mrs. McDanal
said.
The deputies told me-" she
said. that they could do very
little unless I can identify at least
one of the men,"
Mrs. McDanal told reporter,
II believe I do know a few Of the
men,. She said she believed the
incident was the result Of "a
neighborhood grudge."
In the other incident. the robed
mob visited a cafe in the nearby
mining community Of Brooksldc
between 9 and $50 pm.
Patrons sat -mouthed as
the gang took the owner. Steve
Marshlar. to the rear of the cafe.
A Brookside police officer was in
the cafe but made no move to in
terfere, witnesses said.
Eating Space for Negroes.
The cafe has a partition dividing
1t into eating space for Negroes
and whites.
Mr.. Marshlar said the robed men
herded the Negro patrons outside
and forced them to watch q cross
being burned alongside the cafe.
His sister-in-law. Mrs. John
Marshlar. said she. her husband
and their 7-year-old daughter,
Peggy. were ut their nearby radio
shop. Her husband Is q member
Of the Brookside town council.
She quoted one man as saying:
We're tired Of the G. D. Cath
olics running this town." (Mr.
Marshlar is q member OF the Greek
Orthodox church,
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Foe of Peron FIees
To Exile in Uruguay
by the Asseeiatsd Prsss

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, June
11.-Agustin Rodriguez Araya, op-
position deputy expelled Thurs
day from the Argentine congress
by supporters Of President Juan
d. Peron. came here today as q
voluntary exile.
Rodriguez Araya, q member Of
the Argentine Radical Party, said
he considered Uruguay q country
OF real liberty and democracy"
He told newsmen he plans to
visit President Luis Battle Berres
Monday to thank him for the hos
pitality given him when he took
refuge in the Uruguayan embassy
in Buenos Aires and for permit
ting him to come here.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
South Launches Plan
0fRegionaI Education;
Byrd Made Secretary
by the Asseeiotsd Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, June
1.-THE South today launched q
cooperative plan which promised
to solve many Of its long endur-
ing educational problems.
Educators for years had
dreamed of the action taken today
to bind colleges and universities in
13 Southern States into an Or
ganization which held that or
portunities would be open to q
and barred to none.
The Board Of Control for South
ern Regional Education was
formed to succeed the Regional
Council. 1t will:
BE q clearing house for infor-
nation Of regional significance:
Keep abreast Of higher educa-
tional needs In the South;
Be q research facility on institu-
tional and regional problems re-
lated to improving higher educa-
ton; and
Assist in providing consultative
services to the various states.
Caldwell Ii Chairman.
Millard r. Caldwell, former gov
ernor of Florida. was named
chairman: Clyde A. Erwin, North
Carolina superintendent of public
instruction, vice chairman; and
Harry c. Byrd, president Of the
University of Maryland, secretary
treasurer.
The regional education board
does not offer free education. Each
State will pay $500 for each
medical. dental or other student
sent to regional institutions. Con-
tracts have been signed 20 far
with nine medical, dental and
veterinary medical colleges but 20
contracts are expected soon.
Already 464 students, including
232 Negroes, have been chosen
from each States allotment to
study at these schools. The
schools own rules of segregation
govern the students to be ad-
mitted.
Sums contributed by the States
must be used to improve the
schools. The student pays his
own expenses in a normal fashion.
Advantage Of Plan.
The advantage Of the plan Is
that States which have students
needing certain professional types
of education but having no such
educational facilities now can be
assured that a set number Of
qualified students can have this
training. Quotas are set up ac-
cording to State needs.
Mr.. Caldwell. former chairman
Of the Southern Governors Con-
ference. said he wanted to en-
phasize that "this is o plan of
education for all the people Of the
South regardless Of color or re-
ligion."
He explained that the plan was
evolved principally to lick the
financial difficulties of Southern
education, for none of the States
could have all the best in the
fields Of education"
DR.. John E. Ivey. director Of
the Regional Council on Educa-
ton, described 1t as "a reciprocal
plan designed for the South to
help itself rather than call for
Federal aid
The plan took first concrete
form ut the Southern Governors
Conference In 1947. A similar |
proposal Is under study by the
Rocky Mountain States and In
New Zealand. .E1-'
States participating are Arkan-
sas. Florida, Louisiana. Maryland,
Mississippi. North Carolina, Okla
homa, South Carolina and Ten
nessee. Virginia's constitution
bars it from certain financial
aspects Of sthe plan but Virginia
was admitted as q participant.
Alabama and Texas are expected
to join. Gov. Tuck of Virginia
was present at the conference.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
lUkazka persekuce Sokola "
c. 5. K. (nebo jak Sc vyhazuje
nepohodlne clenstvo).

Telocvicne jednote Sokol De-
troit byla odevzdana, navrativ-
81 Sc navstevn1ci stare vlasti "a
jlmava vymluvna a litost vzbu-
zuJlc1 evidence nesokolskeho
poclnan1 Sok. Jednot We stare
vlasti. Je to kopie postovniho
listku, kterym Sc zaslouzilemu
mnoholetemu clenu sokolskemu
zakazuje zvati Sc nadale soko-
lem, Jenom proto, re tento ne
muze zapomenouti demokratic-
keno vychovani a vedenf sokol-
lskeho. L1stek je mimiografo-
ivan, coz svedcf, re techto Dude
vyslano velike mnozstvi a ie u
praven, ably slouzil jak clendm
tax clenkam. O nedemokra-
tickem, diktatorskem pocfnan1
jt6chto naSich Jednot tam sved-
III to, re nikde neni mic O usne-
SEM clenu a o usnesenl re schG-
re clenske, jez jedine NIUE po-
die nasich sokolskych >stanov
pravoplatne podobne rozsudky
lvynaseti mad svymi cleny. Je
tam ale CO nejv1ce podtrhnuto
zasahovanf kruhu nesokolskych
cizfch. Pro zaj1mavost a infor-
maci nasich Americe podava-
me obsah llstku S vynechan1m
jmena Jednoty i stareho elena,
ktery byl takto re sve organi-
SAGE vyhozen:
Mesto, dine 2. listopadu, 1913.
Telocvicna Jednota Sokol -
&c. - 48.
Bratr, sestra,
| MoStO -----
Vec: Ocista v sokole.
Ma vyborove schGzi konane
dine -- 1913, bylo ma navrh
sokolske komise MAV-NF roz-
hodnuto, abys byl vyloucen, a
z rad Sokola.
zadame TIE, ably do IA dnI
odevzdal sokolskou legitimaci a
odznak Ma Straz". PripOml-
nam. re sokolsky krok re sleto-
We akce nesm1s pTesit nebo pre-
barvit a je do rozhodnutf w
boru, ktere Ii Dude oznameno
v I've uschove.
Proti vyloucenf mites poda-
I'll do 3 dnd doporucenf dopisu
odvolan1 CAV/NF v---
Raz1tko Jednoty --
StarOsta - Jednatel -
(znacka MAV/NF je asi M1stn1
Akcnf Vybor - narodn1 From
ty. OAV/NF je asi Okresnl
Akcn1 Vybor Mar. Fronty.)
Americke letouny do Recka.
Atheny. - 40 americkych
~ q M n Tro Ioh LoxoLDxo o4xoZo1 IL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Pokles cen potravin predvidan
ma podzim.

Washington, D. c. - Depart
ment zemedelstv1 vydal pTehled
o ocekavanem vyvoji potravino-
We situace letos ma podzim, pri
cemz bylo vysloveno ocekava-
nj, re ceny m1rne klesnou a to
proto, re nab1dka potravin bu-
de letos O neco v6tsf, nez We
stejne dobe roku minuleho.
Zeimena je ocekavana v6ts1
nab1dka masa. kuTat, krocan1,
cerstveho ovoce, zeleniny, slad-
kych brambor. susenych bob6,
hrachu a rye. Ma druhe stra-
ne ie ocekavana slabsf nabfdka
mlekarenskych vyrobkd a va
ice. 0 jednotlivych druz1ch po-
travin je vydavan tento pre-
hled:
Maso by m6lo sezonove ma
Gene klesnout, pTi cemz by sc
mel nejvets1 pokles jevit u ma
sd veproveho.
Vejce asi vykazou jiste zdra-
zenf. jak je obvykle v druhe
polovin6 roku, ceny asi dosah-
nou vrcholu v listopadu a pro-
sinci.
Ryby mali byt ma podzim la
cinejs1 nez pred rokem, avsak
budou O neco drazsf nez byly
ma jare.
DrGbez by mela byt znacne
lacinejsf nez jest nynf, zasoby
budou znacne vetS1 nez byly
pred rokem a je zejmena pocf-
tano s tim, re Sc dostane ma trh
rekordni mnozstvf krocand.
Mlekarenske vyrobky vyka-
kazou obvykly sezonovy pokles
V nabfdce, pfi cemz je nynf po-
ptavka vets1, nez byla v roce
minulem, mensi zdrazeni ie
nome, avsak rozdil nebude pT1-
lis podstatny.
Cerstve ovoce by melo znac-
ne klesnout ma Gene, zasoby
jsou velike, je take hlasena mi
moradne dobra 1roda vsech
druh1 oTechn a mandlf. Ia to
lie stale nedostatek citrusd a to
Sc nezmeni, az Dude Ease skill
Zena nova uroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl Zprayy.
Radostne udalosti neb
"KdYz Capi Lett"

V ned6li, z. srpna narodil sc
v nemocnici sv. Josefa krajan-
skym manzeldm p. a p1. Josefu
a R6zene Hejdukovym, 1927
Belmar Ave, chlapecek a vail
6 ID. a 13 unc1. Oba maminka
j robatko jsou zdravi. Chlapec-
ku dano jmeno Joseph Jr.
Touto radostnou udalost1 by
Ii nadmfru poteseni d6deckove
a babicky p. a pf. Frank a Fran
ces Hejduk a p. a pf. Ferdinand
a RGzena Franc.
= We stTedu, 10. srpna ma
rodil Sc v nemocnici sv. Josefa
"a assistance Ora. William F.
Rysanka, Jr., znamym mladym
rodicGm p. a p1. Richard a An
gela Lidinsky, 921 N. Linwood
Ave, chlapecek ktery vail 7
ID. a II uncf. Chlapecek i ma
minka jsou zdravi. Novoroze-
natku Dude dano jmeno Mark
Lawrence.
Manzeldm p. a pf. Josef a
R6zene Hejduk a Richard a
Angela Lidinsky k narozeni d.
TEX upTfmn6 blahoprejeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Velkolepy KARNIVAL Osady
sv. Vaclava.

V zaf minuleho roku sesla
Sc skupina muzd s vldp. Josefem
Vetrovcem. C.SS.R., fararem
nasl Svato-Vaclavske Osady. a.
by Sc poradili O poradanf Kar-
nivalu. Vypracovan byl plan
a Karnival Sc tax dobre vydafil
re bylo usneseno pofadati jej
opet a to letos jiz ode dneska,
10. srpna az do vcetn6 soboty,
|27. srpna ma Ashland a Colling-
ton AYES.
Bude tam mnoho zabavy a
kratochvili pro deti i dospele.
Velke otacecf kolo eli "Ferris
Wheel, dale zname a obi
bene "Kiddie Rides, RUNE hry
stanky, a I'd. Use to s peknymi
vyhrami jsou zarukou baiecne-
no pobaven1 pro kazdeho.
Proto neopomente prijft. Kar-
nivalovy Vybor Dude yam ma
pomocny k vyhfe peknych vecf
v kazdem stanku. Take O OBJ
c%erstven1 Dude kazdy vecer ma
lezite postarano. Jak mas csl.
lid sevorovych. Baltimore INA
me, da Sc predpokladati, re i
letosnf Karnival nasi Osady bu-
de 1spesny. Toz jeste jednou
zveme vsechny nase krajany
ku navsteve Karnivalu S celJmi
rodinami a znamymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
VELKOLEPY L

porada jiz tuto ned6li, Fl. srpna
Czechoslovak American Civic
Assn spolecn6 S zenskou Cd
boGkou ma znamy sor p. Holz-
knechta, Wilson Point Road.
Tento Vyrocnf Vylet jest po-
Tadan pro cleny, jejich rodiny a
vsechnv pTatele a zname nas1
associace. Krajan p. Holzknecht
ktery je nasim clenem Sc posta-
"a jake v loni o veskere poho-
dl1 vsech vyletn1kG. Bude tam
dostatek stolG a zidIi pro kaz-
deho. Doufame t6z, re i poca-
81 Dude pTfiemn6 a kazdy Sc
Dude moci dobTe pobaviti. Je
tam dobre misto ma koupani
jak pro dosp6le tax i d6ti. Vstup
jest volny! Busy budou odjfz-
deti S v~yIetn1ky cd 10 rano do
l odpol. cd spolkov6 budovy
rob Eager a Montford ul. O.
kruznf costa ma buse jest Use.
Llstky ma busy 81 mono tez OBJ
starati pTedem u nasledujic1ch
clen1 vyboru:
p. Karla Bittmana,
942 N. Collington Avenue
p. Antona JeSaatko,
90 N. M~ontford Avenue
pf. Barbory Shipley,
2318 Eager Street
pf. Oppitz,
700 N. Collington Avenue
Dale oznamujeme tenn, kteT1
pojedou vlastnfm autem, by 81
pFectli popis cesty ma sor v nasi
oznamce ma zadnf strane "Te-
legrafu'.
Kuchyn Dude pod ffzen1m
nasich zen a chutna jfdla "a
mfrn6 ceny, 0 vse Dude posta-
rano. Budeme m1ti "Racf" po-
l6vku, horky Roast Beef, parec-
ky, cesk6 kolace a kavu. Ma
cepu Dude chutn6 a vychlazent
american" pivecko a pro dett
"Birch Beer" re sudu.
Pfali bychom 81 velkou nav
st6vu nasich krajann a verfme.
re prfjdou! Takovymi to pod.
Milky jest nase associace vydr.
zovana a my pracujeme pro va.
Sc dobro a jest nam k naSf dals.
plodne praci zapotrebf Vast po.
moci, toz pT1jdte vsichni ma w.
let tuto nedeli!
Ma shledanou Sc test
Pofadajfcf Vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19

vsechen ten shluk ma silnici po-
kryva co chvfli oblak prachu.
Ma krok nen1 videt.
Nacelnik dava rozkaz uhnout
ma poln1 cestu k Bran1ku. Te-
prve ted nemily doprovod rid
ne. Povozy ma 1zkou cestu ne
mohou a mnoz1 z tech, kterf
ljdou pesky, uz mali cesty dost.
V Modranech vita prazske
ISokoly slavobrana, stTelba z
mozdfr1, nadseny jasot, volanl
Nazdar a vonne kvety ser1ku,
ktery hazejf modTanske d1vky
SokolGm ma cestu. Nadsene vo-
lan1 nema konce, do uv1tac1ho
proslovu starost1 z Modran a
okolnlch obcf, kteTi tisknou ru-
ce sokolskemu nacelnictvu, "a
znfva vytrvale Nazdar a Slava.
Jeste naposled vzletnou cerne
capky do WISE a Sokolove Sc da-
1vaji ma pochod. Glen je Ia
visit ma ZbraSlaVi.
Ma velike louce cekajf uz "a
Istupy tech, kteri prijeli povo-
ZEN, a take zvedavci domacf.
ISokolove pc kratkem odpocin-
ku cvicf a zbraslavst1 kluci
hned vedle Mich a We vsem je
napodobuji. Cvicf Sc prostna a
m1cove hry a ma plachte Sc So
kolove vyhazujf do WISE.
Mestacka spolecnost, ktera
zvedave prihlfzf, Sc bavf jake
ma nejlepsfm divadle.
Navecer Sc zas radi ctyrstu-
by, Sokolove Sc vracej1 zapra-
SEM, ale spokojeni z prvniho
Ispolecneho vyletu a * sveho
prvniho verejneho vystoupenl.
Tenkrat, v roce 1862, cvicilo
Iiich ma zbraslavske louce hrst-
ka, vetsinou vysokoskolst1 stu
denti. A dnes, pc 81 letech?
Vzpomenme ma hromadna prost
ma cvicenf, ktera Sc v poslednlch
desitiletich stala vrcholem ma
sich narodnfch sokolskych Sic
til a roznesla slavu Sokolstva pc
celem svete.
Ohromujfcim dojmem puso-
bila prostna muz1, kter1 V ne
velkem rozestupu zaplnili cely
strahovsky stadion v Praze.
Nebo prostna ceskoslovenskych
sokolskych zen, jez vzbudila u
divakd bouri nadsenl. Nezapo-
menutelnym zGstava i pohled
ma stovky drobnych zackd. je-
jichz kosile promenily strahov-
ske %cviciste V pole rudych ma
XII, a obraz sevrenych 1tvaru
pochodujfcfch d~orostenc1. A
coz sokolske dorostenky, hbite
a ladne We svych modrych ha-
lenkach nebo cervenych suk-
nickach a pri tanci n~ejzivej-
SIGH barvach narodnlch kroJu'
Ones uz to nenf skupina stu
dentG.
Ones myslenka sokolska pro,
nikla do celeho sveta. Ones
" cizine, kde je tfeba mensl csl,
kolonie naleznete teple a 1tul-
ne hnfzdo sokolske. Ironi1 osu-
du vsak je, re tam, V zemi, KITE
ra byla kolebkou Sokolstva chit
nynejsf uchvatitele mocl udelatl
pouhy nastroj rezimu "Mrtvou
fiskuitdiru!" Ale sokolstvo Tyr
Sc, Fugnera, Scheinera a Vanic.
ka .nikdo nepredela. Rezimy
padnou - ale Sokolstvo - tc
Ipravs Sokolstvo Dude ziti a bu'
de vscns live!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
PEl vladnich zamestnancIG jsou
vyslouzilci z valky.

Washington, D. C. = Skoro po-
lovina vladnfch zamestnanc1
isou vyslouzilci z valky, jak o.
manila komise pro obcanskou
sluzbu.
z celkoveho poctu 1880, 900
vladnfch zamestnancG 901,3O0
osob, Gill At procent, ma pred
most vyslouzilcG, die zpravy ko-
mise.
z tech, kdo mali vyslouzilec-
kou pTednost, 70 procent slou-
lilo V 2. svetove valce a IA pro-
cent jsou invalidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Br. Josef Pokorny odchazi
do penSe.

Kdoz by neznal mileho, pra-
coviteho a nenarocneho bratra
Josefa Pokorneho, sokola telem
i dust. Br. Pokorny, starosta
|Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a starosta
Okrsku Zupy Vychodnf byl pc
80 roku zamestnan ma poste co
listonos a nyn1 odchazf do pen
Sc a ma zaslouzeny odpocinek.
V posledni schulz nasf jed
noty minuly patek, sdelil nam
tuto zpravu a zaroven oznamil,
re podnikne cestu pc Americe
a ztrav1 nekolik nedel u sveho
syna Alberta a nevesty Marie
Pokorny. Mlady Albert je ak
tivn1m kapitanem We Fort Fa-
yetteville, N. G..
PTejeme bratru Pokornemu
ably 81 hodne odpocinul a s no.
We nabytymi silami sc Ease me-
ri mas vratil.