davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-07-10
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN.
VII OUbIIUUU.
THE GABLES co

viii sell Gil, easy terms. Brick
homes. 6 rms; equipped with gar
bage disposal Hotpoint dishwasher
Venetian blinds and screened
Evening star., 1949-07-10
WANT ACTION?

WANT ACTION?
We have home buyers and investors
who pay all cash. For prompt serv-
i've in selling your home call CO
1888 today. PECK CO.. 361S 18th
st. ne.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in all sections of the city; no charge
for our appraiSals.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV, MA. O352; ewes,
NO. OO26. Over 80 Years Service"
Evening star., 1949-07-10
TAKOMA PARK

Here is an opportunity for q com.
Portable home plus income. Spacious,
newly decorated 6-rm., 11z-bath l apt.
A bright, cool 2-bedrm. and bath
apt on End f.; neat, well-arranged
apis. in bsmt.; Gear garage; lot
attrac. Handicapped with an abundance
of grand oaks and Shrubbery. Call
MRS. TAYLOR. ST. 1910 IL
Evening star., 1949-07-10
Mr.. MONASTERY

OPEN Fad ToRAX. oSSX.r5S 5S TT ,T1I PARK p
bedrooms, inclosed sun porch and
recreation room in excellent loca-
tion for children; nr. Monastery,
Catholic Univ. and schools. $14,-
o. B. zANTZINGER CO.
WA. 1877, Ma. 1871, 945 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-10

2423 MINI. Ave. Sc. AT. O566-
$3.50. To reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to
Alabama ave, left on Alabama ave
to 46th ST., left on 46th ST.. to open
sign. 10
Evening star., 1949-07-10

BEL ALTON, MD.-Bungalow. seven
rooms, bath, lavatory, cellar, oil
burner hot-water heat. modern
poultry house; IA acre, on State
road; S9,500.
Port Tobacco, Md.-Bungalow, fve
rooms, bath. cellar: oil burn
er hot-water heat; hardwood
from river landing. $4,000.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata, Md.
Evening star., 1949-07-10

Mr.. 10th and Franklin
Only 81 500 down; attractive 6-rm.
row brick; tiled bath, full bsmt..
convenience. ROYCE L. PARKS,
MI. 447O, or HO. 1850. 10
Evening star., 1949-07-10
Congress Heights Corner
OPEN TODAY FROM 2 PM

H1LLCREST-BRAN AVE.
4 lovely 7-room, 2h-bath detached
stone and brick residence, situated
on a lot 62x137 it., in this beauti-
full residential area; many distinc-
tive features, creating an atmos-
den, dining alcove. all-eiectric
kitchen, recreation room 1Sx26 it.,
maids room, fireplaces with cleo
trio heatolators, utility room with
separate entrance to rear, stone
patio and 2-car garage. Shown at
any reasonable hour. Call Mr..
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, Realtor.
III 2QdR
Evening star., 1949-07-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$l7,950

ONE OF THE LOWEST PRICED
Brick homes in Chevy Chase today
Attractive liv. and din. rooms. den,
3 bedrooms and tiled bath with tub
and shower, det. gar, oil burner
excel. yard with open frepl;; blocks
PROPERTY IN EXCEL COND.
To inspect call WO. 1900. ONCE
open today 10 to /.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-08

slightly Maryland Virgins
Evening star., 1949-01-26
HOW TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS

Reservations should be made early possible In by
Remember trains less crowded the middle of the
week and Line For
information consult local railroad Ticket Office call this
oe Last obtained within
few hours of departure time by eephonne Executive 4O Ext
52l F. E. MASl Assistant General Passenger AGENT 814 Con-
nectcut Ave- NV Washington d. c. Phone National 1885,
illustrated Ask for
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Hampshire Heights Unit
Backs District Sales Tax

The Hampshire Heights Citizens
Association last night favored a
District sales tax as a means of
raising needed revenue. The reso-
luton to this effect was offered by
Leslie c. Crowson, past president.
o. Ellsworth Rue, association
president. said the following changes
are needed to stabilize District
finances: An increase in the Fed
eral payment to the District bud
get. repeal of District income and
personal taxes, and general sales
tax based on the individuals ability
to pay"
Congress usually thwarts the
sales tax here, because of the de-
sire to exempt all it's constituents
living in the District from local
taxation" Mr.. Rue said.
A resolution was passed COM
nending the police department for
the fine way it handled the crowds
during inauguration week.
The meeting, conducted by the
president, was held in the Barnard
School, Fourth and Decatur streets
NV.
The American Negro is, by blood,
something new in biology, repre-
senting crossing of various blood
lines from the different African
tribes as well as considerable white
and American Indian infusions.
Evening star., 1949-01-26

president, the board chairman OBJ
served, well, he's president at the
moment"
Mr.. Wilburn has been instru-
mental in adding more science and
mathematics to the st. Johns cur
riculum, based primarily on a study
Of the worlds classics in seminars,
lectures and laboratory courses.
AccreditatiOn Sought.
Recently the college has moved
toward national accreditation, which
would imply a greater agreement
with standard collegiate curriculums
in liberal arts than it had in the
past.
Mr.. Wilburn's administration was
reported to be in the fore of the
movement.
The resignation of the dean and
his assistant had nothing to do with
that, said Mr.. Kieffer.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Costello the Gambler
Quits Salvation Army
Drive After Publicity
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The Saliva
hon Army expressed surprise yester-
day that the man who sponsored
Q S100-a-plate dinner, one of their
campaign leaders, was an admitted
gambler. ex-convict and one-time
bootlegger.
The sponsor. Frank Costello,
promptly withdrew from the Saliva
ton Armys campaign organization.
His attorney said Costello was
Fearful that any further publicity
in connection with his participa-
ton in the 1949 campaign may ad-
versely affect it."
Dinner at Night Club.
Costello, called "gangster boss of
Tammany Hall" by Gov. Dewey and
O. 'tinhorn" gambler by the late
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, now
describes himself as an operator of
vending machines.
Monday night he sponsored the
tl00-a-plate dinner at the Copaca-
bana, one of the city's swankiest
night clubs. to raise funds for the
Salvation Army.
About $50 persons, including
numerous political figures, were
said to have attended.
Hugo E. Rogers, borough president
OF Manhattan. yesterday said he at
tended the dinner because he was
glad to help further the success of
the Salvation Army at all times"
II am not interested in nor have
any comment to make on the per-
sonalities involved" he added.
Made Big Contributions.
Later, c. Frank Kramer. public
relations director for the Salvation
Army, said CostelloAwa named as
one of 1913 vice chairmen in the
mems division Of the drive because
he had made substantial contribu-
tions" in the past.
But" Mr.. Kramer added, when
Frank Costello turns up as THE
Frank Costello we're as surprised as
anv one else"
The Salvation Army said 1t Ser
tainly" would not return the funds
contributed at the dinner.
Commissioner Donald Mcmillan,
territorial commander Of the Army,
said the funds we're "a trust to be
administered in the public interest
and for the benefit Of the thousands
Of men, women and children who are
in need Of It's Cthe Army's) humani-
tartan services"
Evening star., 1949-01-26
500 Insurance Companies
ENGAGED in Business Here

More than 500 insurance COM
panies are doing business in Wash
ington and employ more than 5000
people. Albert F. Jordan, superin-
tendent of insurance told members
Of the Municipal Center luncheon
Club in the Dodge Hotel yesterday.
| The District Department Of In
surance is probably the least known
Of District agencies, he said, be-
cause it seldom figures in the news,
although it was established in 1902
The Job of the insurance depart
ment, he said, is to see that in
surance companies doing business
in the District are financially stable
and that policies issued here con-
tain no hidden" clauses.
About 81 100000 year is paid in
fees by policy-holders, and there
are more than 300 different types
of assurances written here.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Bill Coils for Puruchutes
On Passenger Aircraft

All commercial passenger aircraft
would be required to carry para
chutes for all passengers, under 9
bill introduced in the House yester.
day by Representative Richards
Democrat, of South Carolina.
The measure would require the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
to make certain passengers not only
were furnished with parachutes but
were given instructions in using
them in an emergency.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Dean, Assistant Quit
In Major .Shakeup
Al ST. John College
BY the Assoeiufed Press


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 26.-Two st
Johns College ofhcials-the dean
and assistant dean-have quit in a
major shakeup stemming from
administrative difficulties"
That was the reason given by
John S. Kieffer, st. Johns presi-
dent, who said Dean Raymond N
Wilburn and Assistant Dean Luke
Harvev Poe, jr, had resigned at his
request.
Mr.. Kieffer said questions on cur
riculum changes, though current
issues" had nothing to do with the
action.
To Report Saturday.
Another official. Treasurer Har-
rison Fiddesof, reportedly had also
been asked to leave, but he declared
last night that II have not re-
signed-I can't resign except to the
Board of Visitors and Governors.
Richard F.. Cleveland, chairman
of the board, said Mr.. Kieffer woulc
report on the which un.
doubtedly means reorganization
of the administration"-to the boarc
on Saturday.
Asked if Mr.. Kieffer would remain
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Butchers Here Warned
To Brond Kosher Meat

J. Thomas Kennedy. Director of
Weights, Measures and Markets, has
warned all butchers who sell kosher
meat that it must be branded as
such.
If the butcher sells both kosher
and non-kosher meats. he must
have sign ccnspicuously displayed
in his place of business. informing
the public of the fact, Mr.. Kennedy
added.
In addition to the large sign,
labels at least four inches high
must designate the type of meat,
Evening star., 1949-01-26

and kosher and non-kosher meats
must be kept separate.
The penalty of not complying
with the law is a fine up to $1,000
Or imprisonment up to a year, OF
Doth.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-28
Low Prices Don't Hurt Anyone

The antitrust lawyers able sell food cheaper
than other make impossible for those grocers to
compete with
If th, were true should have all the food business in the
United States by this time.
Just the opposite true In 1883 we had 10 per cent OF the
nations food Now according to the antitrust lawyers
our share has decreased Ga 946 Anyone
we have nothing even approaching monopoly.
AS matter of fact there about 10000 individual
erocers in business today than there ten
There are about IT'S food chains in business today than
there ten years ago.
In other words have competitors in the food held and
do smaller share of the nations food business than before
Where t. alleged destruction of other grocers! Where
there any evidence of their inability to compete with US!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
SLETOvY

Americka Obec Sokolska roz-
hodla, ably letosnf Slet Americ-
keno Sokolstva sc konal nej-
vets1m americkem meste New
Yorku. Usporadanf Sletu by
la poveTena zupa Vychodnl
AOS, respective skupina sokol-
skych jednot v newyorske O.
blasti. Slet Sc kona We dnech
IT,, 18. a 10. cervna, pri cemz
hlavni sletove vystoupen1 pfi-
pada ma posledni den.
Jake pri kazdem Sletu, i to-
to vystoupen1 americkeho So
kolstva Sc stane manifestacl
|cele krajanske Ameriky. Do
New Yorku Sc chystaji priJet
nejenom pocetne vypravy So
kolske re vsech oblastl Spoje-
|nych StatG. ale cetnf krajane.
Vsude Sc jiz organisuj1 .zaJez-
dove skupiny, take newyorsky
|S:let Americkeho Sokolstva 'se
stane dostavenickem cele nasi
uvedomele Amerky.
Upozornuieme tud1z zvlaste
mast nesokolskou ~vefejnost ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
HOUSE RESOLUTION

By Messrs. Wallis. Ament, SCHUYLER, McKewen, Muir
ply and Weintraub.
Resolution on the visit of the echoslovak-Americ
Civic Association.
Whereas, the House of Delegates is honored tonight
by the visit of members of the Observation-Disclosures
Civic Association of Baltimore and it's auxiiaries; and
Whereas, the majority Of the members of said asso-
citation were born in Czechoslovakia, and have relatives
there; and
Whereas, this House has recently resolved to COM
memorate March 7, 1919, as the birthday of the Honor
able Thomas G. Masaryk, first President of the Republic
of Czechoslovakia; and
Whereas, the love of freedom which is a part of the
CZechOslOvak tradition cannot be eXtingushed by the
oppression of any foreign power; now therefore be it
Resolved by the House of Delegates of Maryland,
That it extends it's welcome to the members of the CZe-
choslovak-American Civic Associations of Baltimore and
it's auxiliaries and expresses it's sympathy for the plight
of such relatives of the members as are now in Czecho-'
slovakia, congratulates the members in their active par
ticipation in the democratic processes of the United States
and the State Of Maryland, and expresses it's confidence
that the Czechoslovakian will to freedom symbolized by
Thomas C. Masaryk will ultimately prevail, and Czecho-
slovakia will fulfill its destiny as a free nation; and be
it further
Resolved, That this resolution be spread upon the
Journal of the House and that the Chief Clerk of the
House be and he is hereby directed to deliver Is copies
thereof to the President of the Czechosolvak American
Civic Association of Baltimore for the members of that
organization for distribution to the several members.
By the House of Delegates, March IA, 1949.
Read and adopted.
By Order, F. Byrne Austin, Chief Clerk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

mi podal zpravu O zdafilem "a
jezdu do sveho casopisu.
Srdecne d1ky vzdavame ma
sledujfcim pracovnlkGm: p1.
Barbore Slechta, ktera ma vel
kou zkusenost S vypravami a
sauna prodala vetsinu l1stkG ma
busy, jsme hrdi ma takovou O.
chotnou a obetavou pracovnici
nasi zenske odbocky. Dalsf dl-
ky patti PIP. Anton1nu Stanko-
vi, Antoninu Jesatkovi, j. Ma
chow, Louis J. Svehlovi, pl.
Anne Cvach a vsem ostatn1m
kteri Sc pricinili o prodej lfstkG
a O prripravy zakusku. Nesm1-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Minulou sobotu zav1tal ma

Minulou sobotu zavital ma
nase "Sibrinky", kde Sc mezi
mas mladez1 dobfe pobavil.
V nedeli odpoledne sc cvici-
10 We skole. V pondelf zajel k
T. J. Sokol Washington, D. c.,
v 1tery meskal opet v Baltimore
We stredu v Belcampu, We ctvr-
tex v Baltimore a dnes v patek
|je ma Curtis Bay.
Tuto nedeli Dude pdsobiti v
Belcampu, kde je stanovena
nacvicna hodina v 1920 rano
a odpoledne Sc s1castnf schdze
Okrsku Zupy Vychodnf, take v
Belcampu.
20. a 20. bTezna Dude opet v
Baltimore 80. v Belcampu; 81.
v Baltimore a l. dubna v Cur
It's Bay a tim Dude jeho zajezd
k nam zakoncen.
Az do Sletu Amer. Sok. Oboe
ktery Sc Dude konati We dnech
IT,, Is. a 10. cervna v New
Yorku Dude br. Maly pGsobiti
ma Vychode. K jeho zasluzne
praci mu pfejeme mnoho so
kolskeho zdaru!
fonda Cihlar, vzdelavatel
Okrsku Zupy Vychodnl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

ISlet v New Yorku jake ma who'd
nou prllezitost k navsteve to-
hoto jedinecneho velkomesta,
ktere ma svGj p1vab, a jemuz
nen1 rovno ma celem svete. Pro
navstevnfky Sletu budou pri-
praveny zvlaste vyhodn6 ces-
town. a jine podm1nky. Proc
jich nevyuzft, zvlaste kdyz mo-
hou byt spojeny S takovou W.
znamnou manifestacf Mast A
meriky jake prave letosni new
yorsky Slet Americkeho Sokol-
stva Dude.
Krajanska osada newyorska
patti k prvnlm v nasi Americe.
Ma "a sebou bohatou minulost
v jej1mz ramci vynikla mnohy-
mi vyznamnymi Narodn1mi ak
cemi a podniky. Bro tomu
Dude sto let, kdy byl zalozen
prvn1 newyorsky krajansky
spolek. Krajansky New York
ma "a sebou dlouholetou ira
dici 1silovne narodnf prace. u
vita tudfz radostn6 a pohostin-
sky navst6vn1ky z jinych kra-
janskych oblast1.
Take ostatn1 nase krajanske
|Sokolstvo sl1bilo svou 1cast ma
|Slete. Slibil il Sokol = Orel,
Delnicko-Americky Sokol, a
sl1bili bratT1 slovenst1 Sokolove.
|Sletov6 newyorske dny Sc sta
nou vyznamnou, pamatnou u
dalost1 ma nfz jejich 1castn1ci
budou vzpom1nat.
Sletove prfpravy Sc V New
Yorku rozbehly jiz naplno. Do
slo k utvoTenf r6znych sleto-
vych odborG, a zacala jiz. IRA
dovati Sletova KancelaT, ktera
milerada zodpovi vsechny do
tazy mimonewyorskVch zajem-
ca a poda jim patricne infor-
mace. Dotazy ridte ma adresu:
42O East list Street,
New York : FL, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Spolecny cvicitel A. S. O. br'
o. Maly pIisobi v jednotach
Okrsku Zupy Vychodni.

Je tomu asi rok, kdy u mas
meskal spolecny cvicitel A. 3:
o. br. o. Maly. Tenkrate byl
jaksi, novackem, nebot prave
v tn dobu prijel re stare vfasti
a jeho prvnf soustavne pGsobe-
nj bylo v oblasti zupy Vychod-
nj. Cd tie dolby br. Ma1y pro-
cestoval znacny kus Ameriky a
n%avstivil velky pocet sokolskych
jednot. Ones ma velky rozhled
a bohatou zkusenost a mdze
sve poznatky krasne uplatniti.
Cd Is. bTezna meska V ma
Sem Okrsku Zupy Vychodni a
zajiste je v kazde jednote rad
WIDEN.
49,, IA. a Is. brezna meskal
u T. j. Sokol Philadelphia
16. bfezna v Belcampu; II,
brezna v Baltimore; 18. bfez-
ma v Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Jaternicove Hody a Dozvuky
Sibrinek

Sc budou konati v sobotu, 9.
dubna v Ceske Skole. Vecefe
Sc zapocnou pTedkladati cd 6
hodin a ovsem i pc cely vecer.
Zajistete 81 reservace u clenu
Zabavnlho Vyboru u bratf1:
Ed. Sticky, JOS. Pokorneho, j..
stipsaka, FIR. Hejneho, NIL, A.
Cihlafe, V. Tomecka, FIR. Bou-
.dy. ODE nase Sokolske Jedno-
|ty pTipravuji peknou Sokolskou
|Veselici a prave sousedske po-
baveni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Sokolska Hlidka
Pravidelna schIze Okrsku
Sokolske zupy Vychodni

Pravidelna schuZe Okrsku
Sokolske zupy Vychodni
kona sc v nedeli, dine 27. bfez-
ma 1949 We 800 hodiny odpol.
" Belcampu v m1stnosti hotelu
Sokolovny.
Rano v 1920 Dude nacvicna
hodina zen ,muzI, dorostenek
a dorostencG.
Nacelnice, nacelnlci, cvici-
telky, cvicitele a Zastupci jed
not dostavte Sc cas- a privedte
S sebou i sve evidence k spolec-
nemu nacviku.
Bratr Maly, cvicitel Americ-
Ike Sokolske Oboe Dude take
pr1tomen.
Ma zdar!
Ia Okrsek Sokolske Zupy
Vychodnl:
Josef Pokorny, starosta
Eda Stetka ,nacelnlk
Josef Fejfar, jednatel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
DAIRY.

K uctenf svetl6 pamatky zem-
Tele milovane teticky pf. Bohu-
mily Cihlafove darovala jeff
meter RGzenka Cihlarova ma
Ceskou Skolicku $500.
Manzele p. a pf, Zdenek
Ptacek z Washington darova-
ii k ucten1 pamatky zemTele pf.
Bohumily Cihlafove ma Ceskou
Skolu $500.
Sdruzenl Csl. Spolkd pro po-
moe csl. exulantGm kterf prize
dou do Baltimore $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 2O93
KRAJANKA pi.
CIHLAROVA ZEMRELA.

"A AIxVkENEAAs
Minulou sobotu, 10. bTezna
vypustila svoji slechetnou dust
nenarocna krajanka pf. Bohu-
mila Cihlafova, ktera posledni
leta sveho zivota travila v East
port, Md, kamz Sc 20 smrti sve-
no manzela Jaroslava Cihlare
odstehovala. Ella v dstranf
vzdalena jsouc ruchu a shonu
velkomesta. Zemrela tise =
zrovna tax jak lila!
Bohumila CihlaTova pocha-
zela re stare -patricijske rodi-
ny Josefa a Frantisky Tabor
skych a narodila Sc d. cerven-
ce 1884 v Uhlirskych Janovi-
cfch. V 1tlem mladf pfijela v
roce 1893 S maminkou do Bal
timore, kde pax celia rodina
bydlela V els. 927 N. Washing
ton st. Byla nadsenou Sokoli-
CT a velice take ~oblibenou o.
chotnici. V Sokolovne Sc take
seznamila Sc svym budoucfm
manzelem Jardou Cihlafem a
zajiste, re starsf krajan6 Sc ma
dramatickou cinnost obou do
bre pamatuj1. V dobe prvnf
svetove valky manzele Jaroslav
a Bohumila Cihlarovi koupili 81
ma rohu Luzerne a Ashland u
lie obchod, v nemz ztravili sko-
70 plnych 80 let. Zemrela We
novala Sc telem i dust obcho-
du, ably tax usnadnila narodnf
a sokolskou praci sveho muze
Jaroslava. Pro svoji tichou a
skromnou, ale milou povahu
byla velice oblfbena v kruzich
svych pratel a i zakaznfk1,
kteTf 81 S nj AXE We velkem poe
tn prisli rozlouciti, kdyz rakev
S jej1mi pozGstatky byla tech
to uplynulych dnech vystavena
" Schim6nkove PohT. Dome,
.2601 E. Madison st. Prislo ia
Ike mnoho pratel a znamych by
Sc S Milkou ~naposledy rozlou-
Gill.
Zemfela zanechala zde Ear
moucene sourozence pp.: E.
duarda, Jaroslava, Alberta,
Augustine Taborsky, pf. Mary
Kulda a Bozenu Vlna a jejich
rodiny a byla take milou a do
brosrdecnou svekrusf p. Anto-
nina CihlaTe, redaktora "Tele-
grafu" a RGzeny Formankov6,
Kolfn, G. S. R.
PTinalezela ku BALTIC. Jedn.
ISokolic a Sboru Vlastimila. De-
legace obou Short pTisla zem-
relou sestru doprovoditi ma je-
il poslednf ceste. Krasn6 a
tklfve Teci pronesly "a Sbor
Vlastimila ses. Frantiska RHO
va, pTedsedka a "a Sokolice
ses. Frantiska Maresova, ma
m6stka starostky. Nosici rakve
byli synovci: Richard, Gusta,
ISlavek a Emil Taborsky, Lada
Vlna a Alfred Britton, manzel
netere zemTele.
Pohreb p1. B. Cihlarove ko-
nal Sc v 1tery, %. brezna re
SchimHnkova PohT. Domu do
Greenmount Krematoria, kde
byla zpopelnena.
Popel jejf Dude ulozen vedle
popele jej1ho manzela Jarosla-
va CihlaTe ma rodinnem Tote ma
Ceskem Narodnlm HTbitove
Budiz cest jej1 pamatce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
DOPIS.
North Hollywood, Calf.
Is. bTeZna. 1949.

North Hollywood, Calf.
Is. bfezna, 1949.
Ctena Redakce TELEGRAPH!
Zde zasflam predplatne ma
"Telegraf". Dekuji "a vzorne
pos1lanf, vzdy Sc ma "Telegraf"
teS1me.
Srdecny pozdrav ma vsechny
pos1la
Antonio Black,
7349 Lankershin Blvd.
Krajance pf. A. Blazkov6 de-
kujeme "a predplatne, mily do
pis a pozdravy a pfejeme j
hodn6 zdrav1cka!
Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
DOPIS.

UveTejnujeme dopis, kerry nam
byl dan k otisknut1. z obsahu
SENATE oc Sc jedna a my by
chom doporucovali, ably Sc ne
KIDD z nasf omladiny pokusiI o
p1semny styk S pisatelem do
pisu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Ceske Budejovice
IA. bfeZna, 1949.

Drahy krajane!
Mysl1m, re Vas tento mil
dopis dosti prekvapil. Yam pr
81. Vasi adresu jsem 81 vyhle-
dial v casopise "GSvobodne CSR"
ktery Sc mi nahodou dostal do
ruky.
Jsem star II let. Rad bych
Sc zdokonalil We sve anglictine
a proto bych 81 rad dopisoval S
devcetem nebo chlapcem z u.
S. A.
Kdyz byl v Ceskoslovensku
zrusen "Svaz pTatel USA', KITE
|reho jsem byl take clenem, ne
nalezam jine cesty 81 opatfiti
adresy do Vast zeme. Proto sc
obracfm ma Vas S prosbou a byl
bych Yam velmi vdecen, kdy-
byste moji adresu dial nejake-
mu chlapci ci devceti, kteTi by
81 chteli sc mnou dopisovati.
Prosfm, neopomente moi
prosbu. Predem Yam vzdavam
m1j nejupT1mnejs1 dix!
S upT1mnym INA zdar'' kon-
Gin.
Vas,
Ferdinand Ritter
Piaristicka 3
Ceske Budejovice
lilo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

Trest pro dlouhoprsfaky.
sanghaj. - Zdejsf policie
upozornila. re kazdemu, KIDD
Dude pfistizen pri kapesnf kra-
|dezi, budou useknuty prsty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Frank J. Rick

Otiskujeme resoluci, kterou
podal p. John w. Wallis ku pre-
cteni We Statnfm Kapitolu Y
Annapolis:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

me tez zapomenout podekovati
"a pohostinstv1 krajandm z
PASSPORT, Md, p. a p1. j. Vo-
dak, p. Hodkovi a vsem ostat-
MIN, kter1 nam pobyt v jejich
klubu tax zprfjemnili. Jeste
jednou dfky vsem a tez redak-
eli Telegraph" "a uveTejnenl
teto zpravy.
Frank J. Ruzek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

Ferdinand Ritter
Piaristicka 3
Ceske Budejovice
CzechOslovakia.