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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
Bodrd Recognizes at
First 1919 Session

Andrew Miller was elected
chairman of the Big Horn coun-
ty board of commissioners at its
reorganization meeting held
Monday. Jan. 8.
c.. v. Mabe was elected vice
chairman and Clyde Dygert
took office as a new member of
the board.
The day also marked the be-
ginning of a new term for Bert
w. Kronmiller, county attorney;
John w. Bulls, county coroner,
and r.. P. Ross, CLERK Of the
district court, all of whom were
reelected at the November cleo
ton.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
John w. Bonner Takes
Oath Of Office

John w. Bonner took his
oath of office as governor of
Montana in the governors re-
ception room at the state cap
itol at 10 o'clock January 3,
with prominent national, state
and local Democratic leaders
in attendance.
Chief Justice Hugh Adair adj
ministered the oath. In addition
to party and state leaders, an
other important group witness
ed the ceremony. :
1t included Ms. Bonner, their
daughters, Josephine, IS; Vir-
ginia, 16; Patricia, IS Wilma, 6;
and son, Thomas John Bonner,
81 months. Also present were
Mr. Bonner's mother, Mrs. P. j.
Bonner, and sister, Mrs. Mary
KottaS of Missoula; his mother
in-laW, Mrs. Margaret Martin
of Helena; a sister-in-laW, Mrs.
Thomas Bonner of Butte, and
q nephew, John Thomas Bonner
Iof Butte.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
BusbY Indidn Girl
Dies In Tdconau

Marie Eagle Feathers, daugh-
ter of Oliver and Julia EAGLE
Feathers of Rusby, sdied at Ia
coma Indian hospital, Tacoma,
Wash, on December 26, 1913
of internal hydrocephalus.
She was born July %, 1882,
and was 16 years, 5 months, Is
days of age at the time of her
death.
. Burial was at Busby with the
Rev. Alfred Habegger and the
Rev. Malcolm Wenger officiat-
ing. Music was by nine of the
young people who sang in both
English and Cheyenne, accom-
panied by Mrs. Veneer, and a
duet by the Rev. and Mrs. Ha-
begger, accompanied by Mrs.
Carl K. Aldrich.
Marie leaves to mourn her
death her mother and STEP
father, MIR. and Mrs. Stanford
White, two sister and four
brothers.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
County Ldnd Included
In Stdte Bodrd Sole

A 32O-acre tract Of oil and
gas land in Big Horn county
will be included in the first
state land board sale in 1949.
The board will offer the lands
for bidding on January II.
Also included in the total
acreage of 1850 acres will be
two tracts of $40 acres each IN
Rosebud county; three sections
in Garfield county in three sep
arate tracts. and one 0U-acre
tract in Toole county.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
-Four Drivers Foil
In Examinations

Max Blakesley, Billings, driv-
ing examiner for the Montana
State Highway Patrol examined
a total of 18 drivers at the
courthouse in Hardin last Tues
day and Wednesday.
Of the total four failed to
pass the examination. One fail
ed the eye test, one on highway
signs, one on rules and one on
driving.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
PRACTICE POSTPONED

Because of the Lions club
ladies' night, the Community
chorus will not meet for their
regular practice Monday NIGHT,
Jan. 10. On the following Mon
day, January II, the group will
meet at the Congregational
church at 8 o'clock for their
weekly practice. All those in
terested in singing with the
group are urged to be present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
SCHOOL TO BEGIN

Schools in district No. 17-H
will reopen on January 10 to
begin the second semester, fol-
lowing the mid-year vacaLloh
which began on December ~.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-06
RippZing
Of the Rivers

We think Mike Kuchera must
certainly have the record fol
getting the most publicity over
a wider area than any other
defeated political candidate in
the state.
Comes now a little item in j
recent edition of the Phillips
County News, edited by j. r.
Larcombe away up in Malta,
Mont, as follows:
"a refreshing political view
point comes from Mike Kuchera,
a Hardin businessman who was
defeated in the governorship
primaries last July. Defeat is
nothing to Mike. He has had
the pants trimmed off him
every time he has run for Of
flee, state, city and county-a
matter of seven or eight times.
He thrives on political lick
Ings and even now is training
Tor another try at the governor
snip in 1852 by running for
Hssyor of Hardin next spring.
believes a potential victor
his keep his hide loose and
nino fnthusiasm' alive by run
the tbtor everything in sight-on
he mi1pofry HAT sooner or later
aThsht make it.
no;nt novelty of this view
bPIs Is further ,nointed ont
~ kuchera's ide. Of SWSitcbinS
tickets. He savs OF sWl0cIIns
democrat next nell run as a
a ugbI,eated a few times as
he'll pupaican Then after that
i reverse his field snd C mn
E as e Republican Ohieot
uI tnls strategy is ia ODIecC
Inc electorate that he { lyIllce
independent fellow-tbsse ry
group or party can controI ~
us latest announcement 81
poltlcal intention says he plans
20 Toll up a record of % or %
qeIeatS before victory lights m
ms ample shoulders"
With this weeks edition. this
SneeG celebrates its forty-firsf
Dlrtnday anniversary and begins
Us !oEsz=ssS5ns ysar-
ence in Hardin.
The Hardin Tribune was eS-
tablished in 1908 by E. H. Rath-
bone. who operated the paper
for about two years then yield
ed to Fred GLADDEN. and Harrv
DeTuncq, who stayed with it
for only about three seasons
then sold to r. A. Vickers and
C.. A. Corkins. =
The Vickers Corkins team
edited the Tribune-Herald for
a quarter of a century before
the business was purchased by
the late H. M. Johnson in 1888.
Upon her husbands death two
years ago, Mrs. johnson fnow
Mrs. r. E. P~eterson) guided the
paper until last September,
when it was leased to the pre-
sent manager.
Goofy accident: From the
files of the National Safety
Council:
When Benjamin Quinland was
admitted to a hospital in st.
Louis, nurses noticed that he
lay uneasily in his bed. They
couldn't blame him. As he re-
Taxed at home a short time
before, a bedspring had snap
ped loose, pierced the mattress
and stabbed Mr.. Qufnland in
the middle of his nap.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Radost z balikH odevin
" exulantskych taborech.

DR.. Leopold Pospisil, staros-
ia Sokolske zupy v exilu DR..
Edward Benes, postal z Lud-
wigsburgu do Oblastniho vybo-
ru Csl. narodnf rady dopis z
Is. listopadu, v nemz mimo il
ne p1se toto:
"Dosly dnesn1ho dine take
prvni dalsf ballky a to diva poe
tenn, ktere byly jiz hlaseny.
Name 10. a 20. listopadu t.. r.
spolecnou pracovn1 schulz a
rozdam prvn1ch zaslanych SO
balfk1. Bude z toho ohromna
radost a pri tom budeme roz-
davat i konservy a potraviny,
ktere jsme dostali pro nase de-
ii cd ses. Provazn1kove. Bude
to radostny den a pojedou vsi-
chni DON'T rozumej, do svych
tabor1, daleko radostneji a pu-
stf Sc s vets1 chutf do prace,
kdyz vidi, re name ma druhe
strane lidi, kter1 S nami clt1, s
Mani trpf a nam podavaj1 svoji
upracovanou a moZolnatou ru-
ku, ably pomohli. Doufam, re
Sc nam podaT1 zachytit radost
z darkd fotograficky a re YAM
posleme ma pamatku nekolik
snfmkd. Nase veci, ktere jsme
dostali, budeme rozdavat tenn
nejpotrebnejsfm v taborech.
Pr tom dovoluji 81 upozorni-
ii ma ty, ktefl nyni utikajf k
nam z veznic, pracovnlch ia
bord, koncentracn1ch tabor1,
vychovnych taboru a preskolo-
vacich tabord temeT 1plne ma
ri, v zine, bez nejnutnejslch
|vecf. To jsou hrdinove, kter1
liz zmerili nepomerne sve silly
S nasimi komunisty v nerovnem
boil a celia rada lidf jich byla
zastrelena - mezi mimi celia
|fada nasich bratfl, ba j sester.
Milice, policie, SNB, STB, fl
nancnici a vojsko stf1li i ma de-
ii pri uteku. Bfda rosie den re
dine. Je zapotreb1 pomoci, ale
Dude jednou nutno tomu ucinit
konec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Rev. DIR. Bella byl vypovezen
z CSR.

New York. - Rev. DIR. j. L
gor Bella, byvaly pastor sloven-
skeho luteranskeho kostela Sv.
Trojice v Bridgeport, Conn.,,
ktery zastupoval cd r. 1947 a
mericky vybor Luteranske sve-
tove federace u evangelicke lu-
teranske cfrkve augspurskeho
vyznan1 ma Slovensku, byl z &C.
skoslovenska vypovezen, poole
zprav doslych do New Yorku.
Rev. John A. Scherzer, ia
iemn1k evropskeho oddeleni
Narodnf luteranske rady, KITE
~ O tom dostal zpravu, ozna-
mil, re Rev. Bella S manzelkou
opustili Ceskoslovensko II. lis
topadu a odjeli do zenevy, kde
lie hlavn1 stan svetove luteran-
ske Federace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
valy v obrane nasich delnic-

valy v obrane nasich delnic-
kych pray, komunisticke sway
potlacuji zlovolne vsechna ma
Sc zakladni prava. Vidlme, re
nelze slouzit ceskoslovenske
delnicke tTfde a zaroven totalit-
MIN pozadavk1m sovetskym.
Davno pred sovetskym pohl-
cenim mas lid dosahl pozoru-
hodne socialnl WISE. Ones agen-
ii stalinskeho komunismu no
chteji srazit do hlubin zej1c1
propasti. jake u mas, take We
Francii uz1vaj1 falesnych slibG.
Soudruhu, Ty isl az dosud
|cetl O stalinskem komunismu,
ale I'll isl daleko cd jeho prak-
Tx. Yer tenn, KIDD pod MIN pf1-
mo trp1. Pro mas je jen jedno
heslo: "Bojovati "a delnickou
tridu znamena bojovati prot
stalinismu. At zije svetovy pc.
krok, ale at thyme sovetsky i'm
perialismus. At zije demokra-
els, ale at rhyme moskevska
diktatura!"
Srdecne Tvoji
skodovacti delnfci,
Plzen, Ceskoslovensko
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Delnicka strana porazena ma
Novem Zelandu.

Auckland, Novy leland. -
Pc 14lete nepfetrzite Wade by
la pfi volbach 20. listopadu po-
razena delnicka strana, ktera
mela az dosud v parlamentu
vetsinu A hlasG. Pr volbach Il
skala nyni nacionalisticka stra-
ma vetsinu IA HAST. Bude to
NIT "a nasledek, re pTedsed-
nictv1 vlady prejde cd dosavad-
nfho ministerskeho precisely
Frazera ma v1dce dosavadn1 O.
posice S. c.. Hollanda.
Konservativni strany v An
gill a Australia jsou tlmto w.
sledkem velmi povzbuzeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Zapadnf mfrovy porgram byl
schvalen Spojenymi Narody.

Lake Success, N. Y. - Pie
narnf zasedanf Spojenych ma
rodd schvalilo 50 proti 5 komu-
nistickym hlasGm m1rovy plan,
vypracovany zapadnfmi moe
nostmi, pTi cemz sc zastupce
Jugoslavie zdrzel hlasovanf.
Pred hlavn1m hlasovanf do
slo k rozhorcene rozprave O tom
IDA Rusko zasahuje do vnitf-
mich zalezitostf Jugoslavie. phi
cemz rusky zahranicnf ministr
Visinsky rozzlobene kricel, re
Rusko je obvinovano krive. Nej
drive byl bod "a bodem odmft-
nut rusky m1rovy plan, obsa-
hujfci mimo jine tvrzeni, re
Spojene Staty a Angle pripra-
vujf waikiki prot Rusku. Prijat
byl zapadni mfrovy plan, obsa-
hujfc1 t6chto IL bod6:
ID Vsechny narody mali u
pustit cd pouz1vanf nasilf pri
resent konfliktu, tax jak to "a
da charta Spojenych narodG.
81 Vsechny narody mali u
pustit cd hrozeb a cinG, smeru-
j1c1ch k omezeni samostatnosti
a 1zemnf celivosti clenskych
narodG.
81 Vsechny mezinarodnf do
hody mali byti vsemi 1castnf-
ky splnovany v dobre wire.
A. Vsem organisacim a W.
borGm Spojenych narod1 ma
byt re strany vsech clenskych
narodG poskytnuta pima podpo-
ra a spoluprace.
So We vsech clenskych sta
tech ma byt zarucena 1plna
svoboda vsem nabozenskym a
politickym presvedcenim a CT
vilnf prava vsech obcan1 mali
byti chranena.
g. Narodnlmi a mezinarod-
mimi snahami ma byt zarucena
vySS1 zivotnl standard vsem ma
rod1m ma svete.
~ Mali byt odstraneny vse-
chny pTekazky, ktere brzdi
svobodne vym6ne nazornG a in
formacf mezi jednotlivymi ma
rody.
81 Spojenym narodd6m ma
byt poskytnuta vsemi vladami
dplna podpora bez jakychkoli
vyhrad.
81 K resent mezinarodnich
konfliktd ma byt pouzito W.
hradne prostTedk1 mfrovych.
10.) Vsechny narody maT
spolupracovat k dosazenf do
body stran pouzivanf obvyk-
lych zbranf.
I'D. Vsechny elenske staty
mali pfizpGsobit svoji suvere-
nitu mezinarodnf spolupraci
tax, ably bylo dosazeno kontro-
ly atomove energie a prfpadne-
no zakazu %atomovych zbrani.
12.) Velmoci jsou vybizeny
k tesnejsf spolupraci v Bezpec-
nostn1 rade Spojenych narodG
tax, ably pouzitf velmocenske-
no veta bylo omezeno ma miru
co nejmenSf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Churchill oslavil sve
rs. narozeninv.

Londyn. - Winston Churchill
oslavil dine 80. listopadu sve rs.
n%arozeniny, v dolnf snemovne
mu gratuloval ministersky pred
soda Attlee a poslanci .vsech
politickych stran mu poradali
srdecne ovace. Churchill po-
obedval S ministerskym pfedse-
dou Attleem a S danskymi kra-
lovskymi manezli. Pr veceri
k oslave narozenin byli pr1tom-
nj jen clenove rodiny a nekolik
malo blfzkych osobn1ch pf1telG
valecneho primeministra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Americka vyroba udrzena
ma vYSi.

Washington, D. C. Poole
pravidelneho vykazu americ-
keno ministerstva obchodu zlep
sila Sc v f1jnu americka hospo-
dafska situace pres to, re Sc
tehdy stavkovalo jak v ocelar-
skem tax i v uhelnem pr1myslu.
We vetsine pr1myslovych obo-
ri, ktere pouzfvaji ocel a uhlf
We vyrobnlm procesu a ktere
tud1z odrfznuty cd dodavek
materialu pc dobu stavky, po-
darilo Sc pres to udrzet vyrobu
ma nezmenene vysi. Vyroba
lehkych spotrebnfch statk1 by
la V rijnu vyss1 nez v prede-
Stem mes1ci, stavebnf ruch byl
velmi zivy a cenova hladina
byla ustalena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Rychlost kocek.

Zjistilo Sc, re kocky jsou ry-
chlejsf nez kocouri. Bylo to pro-
kazano V Anglii, kde krone
konskych a psfch zavodG sc
poradajf tez zavody kocici, a
to "a mechanickou myskou.
Zavody tyto vetsinou vyhravaji
kocky pred kocoury. Zlomyslne
Hubby tvrdf, re to je ien dGka-
vetsi muzske intelligence:
Kocour totiz vi, re mechanical
mys nenf k zradlu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Senatofi vysetrf vysoke ceny
kavY a daIsi zvxSeni.

Washington, D. C. - Senat-
nj podvybor pro prace zeme-
delske jiz zahajf vysetrovanf
cen kavy, 0 kterych je pfipo-
mlnano, re pestitele a prazici
ucinili opatfenf, ably nebylo
mono ceny kavy sniziti.
Senator Gillette (dem. z L
OVAL, predseda tohoto. podvy-
boru, vyvolal velkou pozornost
pro vysetfovanf, ably bylo zjis-
teno, jak velka je spotreba ka-
Wy. Vysetfovani v teto zalezi-
tosti Dude spojene s censusem,
jez Dude konan pTisti rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

hospodyn6 v aljasskem
Faribanksu. Posflajf sve pra-
do leteckou postou do Seattle,
Wash, tedy 3,4OO mil daleko,
ielikoz zjistily, re je to levnej-
ST a krats1, nez davat prat v
mistnich pradelnach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
co PSALI SKODOVACI
FRANCOUZSKYM
KOMUNISTUM.

PaflZ. - VSlchnl kOmunlStlc-
tt a socialistictf poslanci We
Francii dostali minuly mes1c
dopisy z Ceskoslovenska. Psali
je delnici Skodovych zavod1 v
Plzni a podavajf v Mich zpravu
O SVEN postaveni "a komunis-
Ike vlady. Dopisy jsou psany
spatnou francouzstinou a zrej-
me byly prekladany S pomoci
slovniku prostymi lidmi, neo-
vladaj1clmi AMI zaklady fran
couzskeho jazyka. Mimo jine
Sc v mich prav1:
Soudruhu, my deln1ci Skodo-
vych zavod1 v Plzni chceme TIE
upozornit ma strasne nasledky,
ktere vyplyvaji re sluzeb ko-
munismu, tomuto dabelskemu
nastroji ruskeho Imperialism.
Zapr1sahame TIE, soudruhu, va
ruj sc toho, ably ses stall zrad-
Gem sve zeme a jejich svobod,
varuj sc nasledovat pr1kfadu
ceskoslovenskych komunistic-
kych funkcionafu.
Chceme TIE informovat O ma
Sem b1dnem postaven1. Pracu-
jeme v nejvetsfm podniku csl.
tezkeho pr1myslu. Je to narod-
nj podnik. PATTI nam, jake pry
nam patti celia republika. Ale
kdyz jsme sc 18. srpna rozho-
dill pro stavku, abychom pro-
|testovali proti nesnesitelnym
pracovnim podminkam, prot
nezakonnemu prodluzovani pra
|covnf dolby, prot vykofistova-
Itelskemu systemu stachanov-
|skych smluv a progresivn1ch
mezd, kdyz jsme tedy. pouzili
sveho nejstars1ho svateho pra-
va, rezim sahl Ike zbran1m sve
brutalnf policie. V nasich dill
mach byly zatceny desftky del
nik1 a stovky jinych byly pre-
lozeny do nucenych prac1 a dc
dol1. Stavka Sc u mas posuzuje
ljako velezrada. jake velezra-
da sc tresta.
Podporovali jsme komunistic-
kou stranu We vseobecnych vol
bach roku 1916. Vefili jsme.
re dplne osvobozen1 z kapita-
listickych pout nam prinese
blaho a stest1, jak Wy to stale
jeste tvrd1te. Doufali jsme, re
mirova vystavba socialism, je
nejjistejsf obranou prot valce.
lax Wy to jeste kazete. Soudru.
hu, vsechny tyto krasne fraze
jsou jenom obludnym prelu'
dem. Pc vftezstvi komunistic-
Ike strany roku 1916 nasledo.
wal totalitnf prevrat v 1norU
1913. A cd tie dolby zacal SUI
rovy 1tok proti svobode, prot
demokracii, prot socialism,
Agent moskevskeho imperialis
mu nepotTebovali uz nasi pomo-
ci. V lidove demokracii neroz-
hoduje pracujfci lid, ale tajns
policie, ktera tam vylucne vlad.
ne.
Chces vedet, CO pro mas INA.
menalo tax zvane v1tezstvl pra'
cujfcf trfdy roku 1913? W pc
nekolika tydnech byl postupne
zaveden novy mzdovy system
Prinesl obecne sn1zenf mezd c
2O al IS procent. Dale byl "a.
veden sestidenn1 pracovn1 IT,
den. Davne d1vody, re prave
zkraceny tyden je jednfm re
zakladnich c1l1 soclalistickeho
hnutf, byly prohlaseny "a re-
akcni a "a zradu. Sjednocene
odborove organisace pokraco-
valy pax We. vykoristovan1 del
nfka tim, re vymahaly pseudo
Isocialisticke svatecni brigady.
IOkradaji mas tedy o nasf rekre-
aci a oddelujf mas cd nasich
'rodin. Misto ably mas podporo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Afganistan dostal americkou
pHicku.

Washington, D. c.. - Anne
ricka banka pro vyvoz a dovoz
re poskytla zapujc-
ku afganistanske Wade. Anne
ricke zapGjcky Dude pouzito
pro vystavenf vodnf pfehrady,
zavodnovacfho systemu a il
nych vodnfch proiekt1. Presi-
dent banky oznamil, re tato
zapdicka byla poskytnuta v
ramci prOgramu presldenta
Trumana ma pomoc meme vyvi-
nutym zemlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Nehru O Americanech.

Indicky ministersky predse-
da Jawaharlal Nehru vypravel
O svych dojmech z nedavne sve
csty do Spojenych Statd. Mi
mo jine pravil O Americanech:
"Jsou to fascinujfc1 Tide z rGz-
nych d1vod1; mimo jine take
proto, re jsou zvlastnf smise-
ninou tvrdohlavosti a sentiment
tally"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Dlouhe potrubi.

V lidskem tele sc naleza eel
KEN devet mil potn1ch kanal-
XII, kterymi Sc vylucuje pot ma
povrch tela. Jejich funkce a
propustnost je odvisla castecne
cd toho, jak caste Sc koupate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Timosenko velitelem rude ar.
mady " Nemecku.

Berlin. - FrancouZi license
vany casopis der Kurier" uve-
rejnil zpravu, re marsal limo
senko byl jmenovan sefem rus
Ike zapadni armady. Jeho o.
blast zahrnuje severozapadnf
Rusko, Balticke 1zemi, Vychod
nj Nemecko a Rakousko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Indoneska republika Sc ujme
vlady ~. prosince.

Batavia, Java. - Move utvO-
rene Spojen6 staty indoneske
pTevezmou vladu cd Holanda-
nj dine 27. prosince, tento ter
min byl dohodnut, ma poradach
mezi indoneskym presidentem
Soekarnou a holadndskym "a
hranicn1m ministrem Stikke-
rem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Divine snahy japonskeho prince.

V Tokiu jsou velmi pfekva-
peni tim, re Sc bratr c1sare Hi
rohita prime Mikasa zacal ucit
hebrejsky a studuje rec S ne
obvyklou energif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

(Poznamka redakce: - De-
kujeme nasemu milemu ctenari
a dopisovateli "Telegrafu' "a
neobyceine zdarile vylfceni
kneze-spisovatele ale hlavne
buditele a ryzeho vlastence. Az
dokoncime s otiskovanim n.y.
nejs1ch roman1, otiskneme ne
kolik povidek z Tfebfzskeho
znameho dfla "Pod doskovymi
stfechami').
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24

Mallard $3.50 a month for maxi
ing the tour. We also had a per-
centage arrangement with her, if
it developed that the tour was a
success which it was not.
Eve would do nothing to hurt
the poor woman, but, in fairness
to the thousands who support the
we must admit a failure
when we are faced with one. In
this particular instance the people
did not give ample support to the
Mallard tour"
T~hurgoodMarshaii, chief coun-
sci of the NAACP, Madison Jones
a field organizer and Henry Lee
Moon, public relations director,
agreed with Wilkins. They said
that she probably misunderstood
the agreement.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
ambassador

concluded from page p
to help Madame Estime in her
worthy cause.
Speaking Of Voodooism in his
country, the Ambassador said he
saw nothing wrong with this prac-
tice. cit is a set Of beliefs and
practices which claim to deal with
the spiritual forces of the uni1-
verse and attempt to keep the in
dividual in harmonious relations
with them"
Todd questioned the diplomat
concerning the belief that Haiti's
position made her a sanctuary for
the politically-oppressed during
the war ravaged years. The Am
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
|NAACPDrops
Mallard Tour

NEW YORK, May "a. (ANP)
The NAACP sponsored tour OF
Mrs. Amy Mallard, widow . Of
Robert Mallard, lynched last year
in Lyons, Ga, has been closed as
Of April 80, Mrs. Mallard learned
last week.
/ According to a New York news
paper, the NAACP gave up the
tour, originally scheduled to con-
tinue until June l because it was
a financial flop.
AS its reasons for dropping the
tour before June l., the NAACP
announced that Mrs. Mallard was
difficult to get along with and
that it would be unfair to NAACP
members to continue a tour that
was losing money.
Mrs. Mallard said the NAACP
action caught her by surprise.
She says she would be stranded
without a job because she does
| not intend to return to her home
in Georgia.
She related she understood the
tour was to. last until June l..
According to her the NAACP was
to take care of all her expenses.
The NAACP said she woull be re-
sponsible for all her expenses af-
ter April 80.
Roy Wilkins, acting executive
secretary of the NAACP, common
ted:
eve agreed to take care of her
expenses on tour until June 1,
and we also agreed to pay Mrs
try had a lot Of refugees during
World War II, most of whom were
Jews, French and Germans.
The Haitian representative
said his country is now planning a
very big International Exposition
in Port-au-Prince, and it is deter
mined to contribute to the better.
ment of the world.
bassador admitted that his coun.