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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28
U.S.O.-N.C.CS.
lO2l DUvAL STREET
Key West. Florida
Daily Program

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SUNDAY
100 PM-Picnic on Keys list
Sunday. Sign up
in advance.
100 PM-Going to the Beach?
Dressing rooms,
showers
200 PM-Radio Broadcast of
Sports Program.
900 PM-Dance - Tune Top
pers Orchestra, En-
tertainment - Vo-
calistS.
MONDAY
500 tPM-Boxing training, bar
bell, mats. Daily
from 7::30 PM.
1880 PM-Dramatic Rehearsal.
Kedar Adour, Of
u. S. NJ, Dramatic
Coach.
1:45 PM-SpanlSh Class with
Miss Benildes Re-
mond, Instructor.
$3.50 PM-USO, Noes Junior
Hostess Meeting,
1st and 3rd Mon
days.
900 PM-Wiener Roast.
TUESDAY,
1000 AM-Navy Wives Bowl
ing,' U. S. Naval
Station Alleys.
200 PM-Prenatal Glass and
Health Clinic, 203
Fleming Street.
1880 PM-Dramatic Rehearsal
Kedar Adour, of
u. S. N, Dramatic
Coach.
800 P.M.-Movie Feature.
WEDNESDAY,
100 Publishing Trip-U. S.
Naval Hospital Pa
tients.
600 PM-Radio Hour.
900 PM-Dance - Tune Top
pers Orchestra, En-
tertainment - Vo-
calists.
THURSDAY
200 PM-Navy Wives Sewing
Group Singer
Electric).
800 PM-Bingo, sponsored by
St. Mary's Parish
Organizations.
FRIDAY
1000 AM-Navy Wives Bowl
ing, U. S. Naval
Station Alleys.
700 PM-Party, Naval Hospital
end Friday.
7:30 PM--Dramatic Rehearsal.
Kedar Adour, of
u. S. N, Dramatic
Coach.
7:45 PM--Joint Meeting. USO
Noes Junior Hos
tesses and Service
mems Council, 1st
Friday.
7:45 PM-Hayride, Marshmal-
low Roast on the
Beach (3rd Fri
day.. Sign up in
advance.
900 PM-Coffee and Doughnut
Hour.
SATURDAY,
100 PM-Going to the Beach?
Dressing rooms
showers.
200 PM-Children, ages 9-12,
swimming class at
U. S. Naval Station
Enlisted Men s
Pool.
200 PM-Sports Broadcast.
700 PM-Servicemen's Coun-
Gil meeting, End
and 4th Saturday.
300 PM-Community Singing.
600 PM-Juke Box Dancing.
FACILITIES
New billiard tables, punch
ing bag, sparring gloves, lit
erary, musical instruments,
ping pong, sewing machines,
shaving gear, showers, dress
ing rooms, and table games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28
Navy CommissaI
Closed Today

The U. S. Navy commits
off White street cosed today 1
til it can be moved into 4
quarters provided in the old {
to building at Simonton and \
ginia ST eets. The new quart
should be ready by January
Commander J. A.. Fitzgerald.
erations officer of the Key VI
Naval Station. said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

For-36 consecutive miles. q
Great Smoky Mountains IN Nor|
Carolina are over 5000 feet hid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

FACILITIES
New billiard tables, punch
ing bag, sparring gloves, lit
erary, musical instruments,
ping pong, sewing machines,
shaving gear. showers, dress
ing rooms, and table games.
Checking, wrapping and
mailing packages, writing
desks.
Mrs. Eileen S. Coughlin
Director.
Mrs. Vera c. Wood,
Program Assistant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-28

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IN these columns by phone
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

ture is sprouting rapidly. Walls and the second story are to be poured by the end of the week, with the roof slab scheduled to be finished by Oct. 5. Employees hopes for office housing before Christmas still flicker, although the prospect of occupancy that soon does not appear too likely.
 Union Oil
 Union Oils new service station and garage is daily taking on more of the appearance of a fin iShed structure Manager Palmer Ickes has promised a full prog ress report, as we'll as peek into the planned future, within the next few days.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
Polmefs Progress FIirts With Weather

Continued from Page 3
 teurizing room is new, although the bottling equipment, next on the assembly line, is still some thing less than up-to-date.
 Very little milk is bottled in Palmer, except that needed for local wholesale distribution to stores and markets. Milk deStin- ed for Anchorage is piped imme- diately to a tanker truck and bottled at the Anchorage Dairy.
 While milk plays an impor- tant part in any dairyman's thinking, it's the Matanuska Maid ice cream in it's Is different flavors that have Valley milk men chuckling in rose-colored dreams. The ice cream depart ment is the big business depart ment of the MVFCA's dairy.
 A new 560-gallon stainless steel pasteurizer and mixer has just been installed in this de- partment. "Its the most expen- sive piece of equipment of its kind in Alaska" MT. Bell boasts. And it will probably pay for it. self faster than any other piece of equipment that could be purchased for the creamery.
 The big machine turned out 1,5OO gallons of ice cream last week, and it can do much better than that when demand curves up during the summer season. From the mixer, the ice cream mix goes to a storage room to cool off at 35 degrees for at
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

least 12 hours. Then it's ready to go into one of the two 10-gal- lon freezers, to be combined with a true fruit flavoring and emerge as ice cream 10 minutes later. These freezers turn out an aver age 500 gallons of ice cream daily.
 Last new piece of equipment for the creamery for the present is the machine purchased to package the ice cream in bricks. Processed and packaged in the modern and convenient quarters of the MVFCA's creamery, the ice cream finally is stored in a 3,OO0-gallon capacity storeroom to await twice. delivery to Anchorage.
 Future plans of creamery man ager Bell and his six employees have a new bottle washing ma chine on the head of their want list. But almost as near the top on that list is their want" for an even bigger ice cream busi- ness-they can handle it, they know, for they've planned the MVFCA creamery so that it can accommodate new machinery to take care of almost any volume of business.
 Meanwhile the Valleys 37 Grade "A" dairymen eye the mounting figures in black on the ice cream ledger and begin to wonder if they oughtn't to trade COWS for ice cream freezerS.
 Palmer Photo Art
 Although the Photo Art and Legion Buildings have been a. building most of the summer, they're still a part ot PalmerS newest construction. Both build ings, which sit neighbors to one another across from Koslosky's, are expected to be ready in Oc- tober.
 The Photo Art Building will house a drug store, fountain, mems wear store and art and gift shop in addition to the pho tography shop.
 Legion Hall will furnish base ment quarters for the Valley Le- zion post and Auxiliary this winter.
 ARA Lab
 The Agricultural Research Ad- ministration's two story Struc-
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
To Go Outside

Mrs. Don Parks expects to leave Palmer shortly with her son Dean. She will fly to Port land, Ore, where the boy will enter Shriner'S Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Parks was un- certain whether she would re- main in Portland this winter, or will return to the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
Off For College

Miss Gayle Eckert of Palmer, valedictorian of last years grad uating class, left the Valley re- gently to attend college Outside. Gayle will go to Washington State College at Pullman, Wash.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
3-BEDROOM FARMHOUSE FOR
 RENT-See M. D. Sn0dgraSS

Henry F. Wolff, Inc.
 Terminal Yard
 Anchorage, Alaska
 FOLLOWING FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT . PlywOOd . PlasterbOard, He . CelOtex, >812c Interior and Exterior Fir Finish Reinforcing Steel Cement Roofing, all weights Lo-k Insulation, 10c
 Phone Main 239
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Young Israel
Elects Officers

Officers were elected for the
ensuing year at a congregation
election held Jan. % at Young Is
rael Synagogue. They are: pres.
Seymour Roth, reelected; vice
pres. Max Wendell; treas. Sol
Bear, reelected; sec. Joe Silver
berg; chair. Board of Directors,
Meyer Cohen of Gale Barcelona;
gabboim, Ike Rubin, Robert
Krane.
Board of Directors consist of the
officers plus the following: Nor
ris Berkowitz, Jerome Chase, Rab-
bi David Finkelstein, Max Klein,
Paul Leavitt, j. Lesser, Julius
Salk, 1. L. Shor, Sidney Srulowitz
and Max Weisman. Regular
monthly board meetings will be
established.
The Ritula ri m (Mikvah)
opened last week and members of
the Beth Jacob Society report
they are gratified with immediate
response by the men and women
of the community. There is no
charge and appointments may be
made by phoning the lady of the
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Bilgray-SRK
In
Religious Week

Annual Religious Emphasis
Week begins Feb. 6 at the U of
A. Rabbi Albert M. Lewis, Gull
yer City, Calf, will be the Jew
ish Chautauqua representative
here, speaking at several meet
ings.
Rabbi Lewis and Rabbi Bilgray
will participate in a round-table
discussion on can Analysis of
Prejudice" on Tuesday. Thurs
day Sam R. Kaufman will discuss
"Can We Legislate Social Mo-
rality?"
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray will be
chairman and participate in one
of the seminars, on the subject of
Religion and the International
Situation.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
OLSEN-JOHNSON
FUN REVUE
TO APPEAR HERE

Olsen and Johnson, world-fam-
Gus for their Fanny antics, will
bring a merry gang of stooges,
dancing girls, singing chorus and
what not to University auditorium
Feb. II in their new extravagan-
"a, "Hellzapoppin of 1949."
They are remembered for their
first version of Hellzapoppin
which created a sensation in New
York and later on tour. Their
subsequent shows have main
tanned their reputation for pro-
viding the ridiculous and unex-
pected.
Box office is at the Broadway
News, A E. Broadway. Reserva-
tions may be made at 6165.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Greenberg Can't Quit

Philip Greenberg, E. 9th, who
came to Tucson to retire, can't get
department stores out of his
blood!
Greenberg, who founded Phil
ip's Department Store, Omaha,
Neb., turned the store over to his
sons a few years ago and came to
Tucson to take things easy.
However, lately he has been
spied with his coat off, helping
out in several stores in Tucson.
An inquiry by the Arizona Post
reporter divulged the fact that
Greenberg serves without pay,
and just pitches in to help out
some merchant whom he figures
needs little assistance.
His only terms-he will accept
no pay-he just wants to get this
department store business out of
his system. Incidentally he was
just appointed as a co-chairman
on an advanced Gift Committee
of CJA.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Adler-Friedman
New Owners of
Glover Cleaners

Two Well-knoWn B'nai Birth
members from Detroit, Robert
Friedman and John Adler, have
become partners and are the new
owners of Glover Cleaners and
Dyers.
Adler was associated for over
20 years with the Famous Clean
ers & Dyers, Detroit, and is an
authority on modern methods of
getting your clothes cleaned and
pressed properly.
II am going to present Tucson
with a service that I know they
will appreciate. Speedy satisfying
service will be more than a slo-
gan at Glover Cleaners.
Friedman, who also has a sue
ceSsful background in both the
cleaning and clothing business in
Detroit, declared that the new
policy at Glover Cleaners will be
"the greatest people in the world
are our customers. Keep them
happy!"
Adler and Friedman announce
that they plan extensive changes
in their office and main plant at
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Men S Club Holds
Valentine Dance

A fitting tribute to wives and
sweethearts will be the Valentine
Dinner Party given by the Tenn
pie Mems Club at the Hungarian
Restaurant Feb. IA at z pm.
Glenn CHM, prominent Chinese
attorney and president of Tucson
Rotary Club, will give humor-
Gus talk about love and the mar
riage customs among the Chi
nese. Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray
will illustrate with stories about
enterprising "shadkens" in "Mar-
riage Brokers and Other Swim
dlers." 1t is meant to be hilarious
evening.
Jack Nevins and VIM. LeBoff
are co-chairmen and say a sump-
tuous dinner will be served. Cou-
vert is $3.50 and reservations may
be made by phoning Mr.. Nevins
at 8642.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Morton Solot Joins
Insurance Department

Now with the insurance de-
partment at the Solot Realty Co.
is Morton A. Solot, son of the
founder of the firm. Ben Solot.
Morton Solot, who was married
Thanksgiving Day to Marion
Krane, is a graduate of the School
of Business Administration, U
of A.
He has an enviable war rec
ord, having served as a captain
in the Aleutians, Marshalls, and
the Philippines, and won the Sill
yer and Bronze Stars, and the
Purple Heart.
Solot's affiliatlon with the in
surance department at Solot Re-
atty is another step in the firms
rapidly expanding service to the
public.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04
Arizona Post-Feb. 4, 1s4s

2643 N. Campbell. Three other
convenient locations are available
for those who wish to avail
themselves of Glover super-serv-
ice. They are at 3845 E. Bdwy.,
1882 E. Speedway, and at the cor
ner of Speedway and Alvernon.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-04

house at the following phone
numbers: 8798-J, 8089, 7657-J, or
3489-M.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

Predbezne oznamenf zabav.

= V sobotu, 10. brezna IT
"Starodavn6 sibTinky" poradt
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" v Dem. Klu.
bu Ceskych Mlad1kd 7. wardy
V nedeli, 20. brezna pc.
fada "Pitch-In-P Party" Retreat
Club Osady sv. Vaclava V do.
lejs1 skolnf m1stnosti ma Col
lington Avenue.
V nedeli, 20. brezna u
stricove Hody porada Csl. Dem
Klub rs. wardy cd l do 6 hodin
V Sokolovne Curtis Bay.
- V sobotu, 7. kvetna: 95ti-
lete Vyroc1 Zalozen1 Jednoty
G. s.. A. a Dude oslavena Velko-
radem 6. S. A. Statu Mary
land V D6lnickem Dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Tajna policie " kostelich.

Praha. - Agent statnf po-
licie 81 kostel1ch stenografujf
kazanf a predavaj1 zpravy mi
nisterstvu vnitra. Mnoho kne-
Ii bylo vzato do vazby (zvlaste
ma venkove) pro "hlasani Cd
poru k Observation-Disclosures
rezimu''. Tato akce je vysled-
KEN vladnfho rozhodnut1, ze
nabozenske v6ci nebudou ma
dale podlehati ministerstvu
skolstv1 a vychovy, nybrz mi
nisterstvu vnitra, coz znamena
re c1rkev Dude kontrolovans
polici1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

Jenna citronova k1ra Sc do
cflf, kdyz vymackane pdlky
citronu Sc dali cele ma pap1r ma
kamna schnouti tax dlouho, az
jest i duznina We vnitrku vysu-
sena. Poor vsak, ably kdra
nezhnedla = susit pozvolna
PAX Sc tyto pdlky schovaji a
kdyz jest jich vice a trochu
zvlhly, strouhaj1 Sc ma drob-
mem struhadlu. Tento jenny
prasek Sc pax schova do kra-
bicky nebo sacku a vydrzf rok
i dele a jest vzdy pohotove k
varenf. Wine i chut jest jak u
cerstve kGry.
Skvrny cd kyseliny solne, 81
rove, cd VIVA, piva, citronove
stavy nebo vIbec jakekoli ky.
seliny Sc lnenych, bavlnenych
nebo hedvabnych latek odstra-
mime tim, namoclme-li postize-
ma m1sta rozfedenym cpavkem.
Barevna bavlnena a vlnena
tkaniva vymackame v roztoku
cinoveho chloridu.
y Is
Brousene sklenice vycist1me
nejlepe louhem, ktery pofid1-
me z popelu bukoveho dfeva a
procedime filtrovac1m pap1rem
Sklenice nabudou kristalove
cistoty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Misto Stalina zaujmou pry jed
nou Molotov, Malenkov a
Bulganin.

NA 0A &AO ~
KEN noveho zahranicn1ho
ministra Vysinskiho.
Londyn. = Zmeny provede-
ne koncem minuleho tydne v
zahranicnim ministerstvu Soviet
skeho svazu a v ministerstvu
zahranicniho obchodu vyvola-
|ly V londynskych diplomatic
kych kruzfch RUNE dohady.
Uvadej1 Sc v souvislost jednak
Sc smernicl sovetske zahranic-
nj politiky a jednak S nastup-
nictv1m pc premieru Josefu
Stalinovi, az jednou odstoup1 z
popTedf verejneho zivota. V
prosinci mu bylo 50 let a cd
konce valky Sc trousi povesti,
re jeho zdravf je vazne otfe-
SenO.
Zahranicni ministr Vjaceslav
M. Molotov byl zprosten 1radu
a jeho nastupcem Sc stall dosa-
vadnf jeho prvnf namestek On
dTej J. Vysinski. Den ma to by
10 oznameno, re prvnim ma
mestkem Vysinskiho byl jme-
novan byvaly washingtonsky
sovetsky velvyslanec Ondrej
A. Gromyko, jenz byl v letech
1916 az 1913 vGdcem sovetske
deelgace We Spojenych naro-
dech, nez byl povolan nazpet
do Moskvy.
Diplomaticke kruhy povazu-
il "a zcela jisto, re zmena v po-
stavenl Molotova jest povyse-
MIN a re je vyhlednut "a bu-
doucfho premiere Sovetskeho
Svazu pc Stalinovi. Dosud jest
jeho nam6stkem. Dostava sc
mu vetsi ~pTflezitosti, ably Sc ma
svnGj budouci trad nalezite pfi-
pravil. Proti jeho zahranicne
politicke smernici nikdy neby-
10 v politbyro namitek a Vysin-
ski v nj Dude pokracovati. Jest
jeste utocnejs1. vybojnejs1 a We
SVEN chovan1 bezohlednejs1|
nez byl klidny a rozvaznejs1|
Molotov. Jmenovanl Gromyka
prvnim namestkem zahranicni-
no ministra pills neprekvapi-
10, jeho povysen1 naopak bylo
liz 20 dels1 cas- ocekavano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Anglicane zridi We SVEN pasmu
pohranicnf policii.

Berlin. - Anglicka vojenska
vlada oznamila, re zvlastnl
sbor sestavajfci z 5000 nemec-
kych pohranicnfch policist1
Dude utvoren, ably vynucoval
protiblokadu proti Rusku.
Zr1zen1 tohoto sboru je nut
ne, protoze nemecka policie
nema dosti sill, ably mohla kona-
tt hl1dkovou sluzbu ma SOVIET
skych hranic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
DR.. Skrivanek pocten sdruze-
MIN profesorE.

Houston, Texas. - DR.. J. M.
Skrivanek, reditel oddelen1 slo-
vanskych jazyk1 a kterym "a
roven vyucuje ma zdeJs1 uni
versite Houston, byl waste po-
cten zvolenlm "a elena Anne
rickeho Sdruzenf Universitn1ch
Profesor1. Clenstv1 v teto or
|ganisaci je udelovano pouze ma
odporucen1 a rozhodnut1 hlaso-
van1m cleny tie organisace. Je
proto do znacne mlry vyzna-
menanfm pro ty, kterym je u
delenO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Polsti namornici desertovali
" New Yorku.

New York. " polskeho
parniku "Sobieski" desertova-
10 pred navratem lodi do adri-
atickych pristav1 81 clenG po-
sadky. Zastupci polske dopra-
vnf spolecnosti od1vodnuji L.
tex namornlk1 tvrzen1m, re "a
slechli klamne povesti re spo-
lecnost hodla LODI prodat a do
pravit polske namorn1ky domd
Zb6hove byli nahrazeni il
nymi namofnfky a LODI vyplu-
la. Dale bylo oznameno, re lie
Client posadky lodi "Batory" je
nezvestnych jiz tTi tydny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

Praha. = Cd 1. rfjna vstoupl
v platnost novy branny zakon'
Branna povinnost nastava U
muzd 1. ledna roku, v nemz DO
vrsf II let veku, a trva do kon,
ce roku, v nemz obcan dovrsl
sedesat let. zeny budou nit
odvodnf a sluzebn1 povlnnost
jen v dobe valky, mohou vsak
vstoupit do armady dobrovol-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Sportovn1 Hlfdka.
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
10 lei ELIMINATION
Y IN THE RING
AT SAME TIME
WITH 3 REFEREES.

Pro prfstf 1tery, Is. bfezns
Mr.. Ed Contos %pofadatel .kf1z-
kovych zapasd v Coliseum pri-
pravil velice zaj1mavy program
ma nemz dcast brati budou ma
sleduj1c1 zapasn1ci:.
/. Fl LEONE
Italian Terror 227 10.
2. HANS STEINKE
German Oak 24O 10,
3. NANJO SINGH
Cobra Hold Expert 232 ID.
4. EDIC "THE CHEST"
HOLBACH 265 Id.
5. WILBUR MEAD
Iowa State Champ. 236 10.
6. KIMON KUDO
Japanese Sensation 1875 10.
7. MARVIN MERCER
Reading, Pa. 2O8 10.
8. JOE KOMOROFF
Russia 235 10.
8. CHARRO AZTEC
Indian 22o Id.
10. ABLE STEIN
New York 218 10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
|. i ma ieho

UTVlIIIlO SdACCC v. Id |
iehoz pf1tomnosti jsem casio
mnoho zprav sam vysazel, neb
me vyprava novin vzdy velice
zajimala. Ku konci nasich
vzpom1nek, prejeme jeho ny
nejsimu redaktoru br. A. Gil
hlarovi mnoho zdaru, hlavne
trpelivosti u veden1 listu, by k
jeho padesatce cedl tento S ia
kovou pill a starost1 jake do
sud. Neb dokud krajane " ga
mort at jest to kdekoliv, mali
svIij casopis, jest zivot ceskeho
zzivlu tam zarucen, neb list sta
va Sc jejich vGdcem, tmelem a
ukazovatelem!
A co noveho u mas, zde v &C.
skoslovensku? Ma to drazi pTa-
tele nezbyva mne jiz v dopise
misto, neb bylo by toho mnoho,
velmi mnoho, snad celia kniha,
kdybych Yam mel vsecko W.
psati, jaky jest u mas zivot zde.
A dost MONA, re bych Yam
mohl napsati lecos, cemu byste
nechteli verit. U Vas totiz je
iiny zivot a u mas zde take, to
Wy dobre vite.
Pratele "a morem! Name
zde tisice a tis1ce opustenych
statkd pc Nemcfch. Vratte Sc,
dostanete je lacino a uniknete
takto americkym kapitalistic-
kym vykoristovateldm. z Rus
ka a z jinych zemf vratilo Sc k
nam tisice krajanG, jen Wy ne
chcete 81 "a zadnou cenu zarf-
dit sfastnejs1 zivot u mas zde V
Ceskoslovensku. Ale zerty
stranou. ia vim dobTe, re ne.
pdjdete "a zadnou cenu ma sve.
te. Vzdyt i ia kdysi v Ameri.
&c rfkaval, re tam budu radej
zebrakem nez-li v Europe ba
ronem. TAX Sc me v America
libilo. Ale osud je nekdy zlJ
a ia sve uvedene m1nen1 musi
s bolest1 chtej nechtej odvolat
Mate novy domov, novou Was
a ma ODE budte hrdi. Tisfce
tis1ce krajann jedi kazdoroc
ne podivat Sc ma svoji rodnol
zem a jejf blahobyt. Ale sotv;
Sc zde poohlednou, jiz nedoc
KAYE hledajf pripravene zadn
dvere k navratu a jsou stast
nymi Ease lidmi, kdyz je loo
unasf zpet k brehdm te kapita
listicke Ameriky, We ktere cit
Sc 20 SVEN vyletu Ease volny
mi, svobodnymi, americkym
obcany.
Budte hodne zdravi draz
nasi krajane americt1 a jak'
vzdy byli jste prvn1mi bojov
milky v zapase pro svobodu Va
81 stare vlasti, neopoustejte j
ami v dobach nynejsfch, kdy o
ci a mysl nase upfraj1 Sc k Van
a pros1 O pomoc nejen hmot
nou, ale i dusevn1. Hoj, whit
ru, dalny Sokole, hoj vzhur'
ma svou straz!
Frant. Vokurka
Chyn1n
posta Move Mitrovice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Bylo zruSeno 800 csl. pensznich
UStavH.

Praha. = Reorganisace ces-
koslovenskeho bankovn1ho sy-
stemu zpGsobila uzavTeni osmi
set ceskoslovenskych bank.
Ceskoslovenska tiskova kan
cellar, ktera oznamila, re ban
ky budou uzavreny, pfipomf-
ma, re tax bylo uvolneno pro
vyrobu diva tisice bankovnich
zamestnancd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Nezamsstnanost " CSR.

Praha. = Pode lzprav set
kava Sc prevalent ceskosloven-
skeho planovaneho hospodaT-
stv1 S rostouc1mi pot1zemi tim,
re v zemi je nyni pres dive ste
tis1c nezamestnanych. V praz-
skem kraji samotnem dosah-
pocet nezamestnanych sedmde.
satipeti tis1c osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Sucho We ~Spanslsku.

Zaragosa, spanelsko. Su-
cho ie tax velke v teto krallne,
re voda, cerpana re vzdale-
nych studenach, je vymenova-
ma "a stejny objem VIVA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Lidovy VIZ " sovetskem raJi.

Londyn. - V Praze bylo o.
znameno, re ctyTsedadlovy
skoda-P Popular je mono kou-
pitt ma volnem trhu "a 100000
Kcs, t. j. $4,000.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Alexandra Charter
Group Headed by King

Stanley King, attorney and
United States Commissioner at
alexandria, last night was elected
chairman of the city's new Charter
Commission.
{ Other officers elected at the Or
ganizational meeting were Charles
M. Jones, Alexandria manager OF
the Virginia Electric g. Power Co.,
vice chairman, and Attorney
Thomas Moncure, secretary.
In addition to the officers. COM
mission members are W.. Bruce
Silcox, Government business spe-
cialist; Edmund F. Ticer, former
Alexandria Mayor, who Is a rail-
road official: Don X. Price, public
administration specialist, and Ed
ward s. Holland, jr.. civil engineer
The commission. which was ap-
pointed last week by the Mayor
with advice of the City Council
to revise Alexandria's 17-year-old
charter, voted to request q joint
meeting with the Council May 4
The commission decided to hold
public hearings On the charter
but will request that all recon-
mendations be submitted in writ
ing. 1t tentatively was decided tc
hold meetings each Wednesday.