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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13
Road-Writing
Wagon Makes
Printed Signs

STOCKHOLM - A road-writing
wagon attached as trailer to an
ordinary car and producing hand
somely printed advertising signs
on concrete of asphalt street or
road pavements, invented by Mr..
Bjorn Cronsio, Gothenburg. will
shortly be brought to the United
States and South America for a
demonstration tour, according to
Swedish papers.
The types" are of rubber and
the ink" is a chemical solution
evaporating in half an hour. World
patents have been applied for.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13
Swedish Advent
Calendars For
Kids Sold Here

Arriving from Sweden this week
are 600 children's advent calen-
dars, which the Denny Blaine Or
thOpedic Guild is selling for Its
Christmas project.
Designed to help impatient
youngsters count the days until
Christmas, the colorful calendars
this year feature red-and-yellow
clad elves disporting themselves
around Christmas tree in a
typical "old-country" room. Two
cherubic angels hold the candle
which conceals the final picture
under the date of December "a.
The calendar, which is the work
of Anna Stenberg-M asolle. is de-
signed for immediate use. 1t
should be hung against the light
and each day. beginning with De-
cember l. small pasteboard
door. bearing the proper day of
the month, should be opened. Be-
hind each door is a gaily colored
picture which will show vividly
against the light. BY the time
Christmas eve arrives, when the
big door is opened, a complete
panorama of lovely scenes is re-
vealed which the youngsters can
enjoy looking at indefinitely. 1t
is also useful in teaching young
children to count.
The calendar, which is 75c may
be ordered through Mrs. John C.
Finley. Garfield APO, or Mrs.
Miller Munson, Garfield O52O. 1t
may also be purchased at the
Orthopedic Project parade, 423
Seneca st.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13

present, observers think
In the midst of this impasse
stands President Bjornsson, the
one element on whom nearly all
are in happy agreement. He is
beloved by Icelanders of all politis
cal opinion. Now beginning his
second term, he, they believe, can
unite the diverse elements if any,
one can.
Since his election, the Conserva-
tives, with 10 seats in the Althing
(Iceland's parliament, have adj
mitted inability to form cabinet.
The Progressives, with II seats,
are still trying, but hold out little
hope. The Communists hold nine
seats, the Social Democrats seven.
The recent election was remark
able in one respect. The Pro-
gressiveS elected Icelands first
woman representative to the Ale
thing, Miss Rannveig Thorsteins-
dottir
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13

DIR. Bertil KrOOk, secretary for
the National Society for Swe-
dish Culture Abroad, sailed Sat-
urday, December 3rd, on the
Swedish American mOtorliner
"GripshOlm" after six months of
lecturing in various Swedish
American societies throughout
the country. DIR. KrOOk, who
made many friends in this cOun-
try, felt great gratitude towards
the Swedish Americans and
their unlimited hospitality. He
made arrangements for the tour
of a group of University of
Washington folk dancers in Swe-
den next summer, while in Sc
attic.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13

An echo sounder is becoming
S an ar d equipment aboard the
modern Norwegian fishing vessel.
Used to determine the depth and
location of fish shoals, they have
already been Installed aboard
scores Of Norwegian ships. April
cations from $50 additional would
be purchasers can be met from
present stocks of A meric an,
French. British, and domestic
units.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13

independence is still less than 40
years old, are watching with keen
interest the attempts of President
BjOrnsson to form a government.
Although some 80 per cent of
those Icelanders who are entitled
to do so voted in the recent cleo
ton, none of the four active poll
tical parties-Progressive, Conser-
vative, Social Democrat, or Com
munist-has a controlling share of
the power.
A government, therefore, could
not be formed from any one of
them, according to astute observ-
ers, and the Communists are
powerful enough to make it almost
inevitable that any coalition cabi-
net would have to include one or
more members from their ranks.
All Weld Power
Furthermore, with no one party
able to muster working majority,
even a coalition involving all four
would appear to afford promise of
stalemate on controversial points.
There are many in Reykjavik
who feel that the situation spells
crisis for the nation.
Kristjan Gudlaugsson. editor of
Visir, the daily newspaper repres-
enting the conservative group,
says he has not seen Iceland in
such dire need of a solution to
it's political problems as at this
moment.
The alternative to forming
government from within the ranks
of the parties, according to the
Icelandic constitution, is to APP
point cabinet members from the
professions and other fields, pre-
sumably men who would be ac-
ceptable to all political groups.
However, Icelanders look with
little joy upon this possibility, for
it would indicate the complete
failure of the political machinery.
| Rightists and middle road
groups take an alarmed view of
the present strength of commu-
nism in Iceland. Bjarni Gudmunds-
son, press officer of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, asserts that
the Communists in Iceland are
working directly under Moscow
and, further, that a coalition gov
eminent will have to include Com
munists.
A previous coalition of the other
three parties proved the inadvis-
ability of leaving the Communists
out. he said, because the latter
were able to claim that every UNI
popular act of the government
would have been worked out diff
ferently had they been in power.
Mr.. Gudlaugsson and many like
him believe that Iceland's econ
omic condition is as serious as its
politics. Wages are unrealistically
high, but aggressive trade union
ism in the country fights any at
tempt to lower them.
Some encouragement
However, there is some en-
enlargement for the more conser-
vative forces in the fact that the
Communist vote in the last cleo
ton was no greater than in the
previous one. The Communist
Party, therefore. may be consider
ed as making little Roadway at
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13
Four-Way Party Division Causes
Troublesome Situation In Iceland

Miss Eaddock of 20 American
touring Iceland of
American Overseas Ane
countries they will visit.
BY Laura Haddock
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-12-13
Some Encouragement

However, there is some en-
enlargement for the more conser-
vative forces in the fact that the
Communist vote in the last cleo
ton was no greater than in the
previous one. The Communist
Party. therefore, may be consider
ed as making little Roadway a
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

to its owner. He becomes wiser Tor
being white-haired At least, people
think 50. At meeting Of the diTec-
tors Of the Bank Of Chapel Hill Mr..
McC Clamroch's remarks upon the
quality Of the collateral offered by q
would-be borrower is listened 10 by
Clyde Eubanks, Collier Cobb, and the
other directors with far more re-
spect than they accorded him before
his hair turned white.)
One important thing has to be
borne in mind about white hairs i'm
proving effect upon q mans looks:
to do any good, the white hair has
got to cover the entire head. If it
is only on the sides, it might as well
stay sandy or brown or red. George
Coffin Taylor, for example, has white
hair, but it is divided into two parts; !;
there is such an immense spread Of
bare dome in the middle that he is
no better-looking than he was thirty
years ago. The writer Of these lines
is victim Of the same misfortune.
And there is Norman Gordon. His
colossal size distinguishes him in any
company; when he is singing your
opinion Of his looks is bound to be
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10
A Little Bit" of Good Advice
Is Offered the Governor by
One Of His Supporters

100000 was approved In last
Saturdays election by a vote OF
$4,000 to $4,000. Next to this
fact, the fact about the election
that has been the subject OF
most comment is the lineup OF
city against country.
OF the six counties containing
the States six largest cities, only
Wake Containing Raleigh) went
for the bonds, and that by not q
large margin $500 to $500.
These five went heavily against
the the bonds bonds Ne Meek len burg GhaF-
lotte) 1900 to 1000, Guilford
Greensboro and High Point
12,7O0 to 3,700, Forsyth Win
ston-Salem) 10000 to 2,100,
Buncombe (Asheville) $500 TO
$500, and New Hanover will
mington) 3,400 to 900. Other
counties, with middle-size and
smaller cities, went against the
bonds by decisive majorities,
among them Cabarrus Con
cord), Rowan Salisbury, Gas
ton (Gastonia), Davidson lex
ingtonl, CataWba (Hickoryl /,
Richmond (Rockingham), Ruth
erford (Rutherfordton), Warren
(Warrenton), Vance (Hender-
SOM, and Granville (Oxford)
And in counties where the ma
jorities were not large one way
or the other, breakdown of the
vote by precincts shows, in gen.
eral, the rural population for the
bonds, the urban population
against them.
This is understandable enough
when you recall the favoritism
that Governor Scott, chief advo-
cate of the bond issue, has
shown for the people living on
farms. His frankness in express
ing his distrust and scorn for
people living in cities, and his
unwillingness to give them any
relief from the inequitable bur-
dens they bear Tin the imposi-
tion of the gasoline tax, for ex-
ample) have certainly not tend
ed to endear him to them.
On the same day that the
Greensboro News, supporter
of Governor Scott on the bond
issue question, came out with an
editorial saying, "Most disturb
ing of the elections concomit-
ants is the deepening cleavage
between the urban and rural
sections of the State" the Gov
emor came out with the state
ment, Your civic club member
is all right on little peanut
things when it comes to cooper
ating with the farmer, but when
it comes to doing something big
for the farmer, he is not worth
a damn"
This so panied the Durham
Herald, another Scott supporter,
that it said in an editorial the
next day, This newspaper
would like to offer Governor
Scott one little bit of advice. 1t
is prompted by his remarks after
the election. We urge the Cover
nor not to try to create a schism
between city folk and rural folk
in North Carolina. Progress
will not be served by creating
enmity between two great
groups Of North CaroIinians, by split
ting the State into two camps"
The Herald's ''little bit" Of advice
is good. Let US hope that it win be
added TO by similar advice from
others Of the Governors supporters
and win attain volume and strength
enough to make an impression upon
him.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10
Chapel Hill Chaf
(Conttaned from first pd0s)

affected somewhat by the beauty IL
his voice; and in truth his features
are good enough; but he win cer-
tainly never gain any reputation for
handsomeness on account Of his
hair. /. No, If you are going to be
made MISUNDERSTANDING" by your
white hair, you've got to have some
thing on the top of your head more
like the coat of a polar bear than the
Sahara desert.
How did | get into all this talk
about hair? When ! started out, all
meant to do was to ask question
apropos Of something saw on the
front page OF the Durham Herald
Tuesday morning. | was going to ask:
Isn't it pity that the prestige that
Roland McClamroch has won from
his white-haired handsomeness has
got to be marred by the newspaper
spelling his name wrong? The Herald
had it McClamrock, and twice in the
space Of an inch. The piece Of news
was about his wife, but it's his name.
II the newspapers spell it wrong he's
the one to bring them to book about
it.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

ROOM FOR RENT TO ELDERLY
woman or man and wife. Kitchen
privileges. Close in. Phone 6961. 127
w. Rosemary.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

THERE is GREAT ACTIVITY
these warm days at Rosemary Auto
matte Laundry as more and more
smart people bring their clothing
here for cleaner, whittier, brighter
washing. Join these satisfied house
wives and save money, time, and
energy. Only 25c per washerfull.
New washers have recently been
added, also complete drying equip
ment. Rosemary Automatic Laundry,
Chapel Hills largest and finest. 329
West Rosemary Street. Phone 512l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

BASEMENT ROOM: ONE MILE
from town SIS per month for sum
meT. Private bathroom facilities
Phone 5-2356.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT IN
Chapel Hill for summer wanted by
U.N.C. graduate with experience as
loan manager, assistant credit man
ager, typing, and shorthand Could
give some good service in office or
retail establishment. Call 1856 or
write Graduate, clio Weekly.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

FOR RENT: NICELY FURNISHED
apartment in heart of town. Avail
able first part Of June. Call S. H.
Basnight, F-45s
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

The terms for all classified ads ("for sale" "fOl
rent" wanted etc. are: Cash in Advance. AL
ads must be in before 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-06-10

FOR SALE: EASY CHAIR WITH
bold-stripe slip cover, $10. Four
matching Wlndsor-type armchairs,
$3.50 each. Phone F-2851.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Eisenhower pozvan do
Washingtonu.

Washington, D.. c.. - Presi-
dent Truman dial svym asistu-
jfc1m tiskovym tajemnfkem E.
ben A. Ayersem prohlasit, re
byl general Eisenhower docas-
ne jmenovan hlavn1m vojen-
skym poradcem vrchnlho veil
tele brannych sill Ito jest pre-
sidenta) a t%ajemn1ka narodn1
obrany.
V teto sve vlastnosti Sc 1cast-
nj zasedan1 spojeneho general
n1ho stabu co pTedsedajfcf d.
stojnfk.
Tiskovy tajemnik Ayers pro-
hlasil, re nem6ze dat zadnych
blizs1ch %vysvetlen1, proc byla
tato Opatfeni ucinena.
Columbia University ozna-
mia jiz V pondel1, re zprostila
sveho presidenta generala Eli
senhowera docasne svych funk
CT.
Ufedne bylo sd6leno jen je-
Ste to, re S ohledem ma genera
la ma byt povolanf omezeno
jen ma kratkou dobu.
Amiral Leahy, SET presiden-
tovy vojenske kancelaFe a Glen
spojeneho generalnfho stabu
Sc podrobil pred nedavnem
vazn6jsi operaci a zotavuje Sc
nyn1 V Key West ma Floride.
Ma Sc "a to, re sc admiral
Leahy nehodla ma sve misto
vratit, avsak Billy dim nikte-
rak nenaznacil, IDA je nejaka
spojitost S ocekavanym odstou-
penfm admirala Leahyho a po-
volanfm generala Eisenhower.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Hledaci pokladu pristali ma
Kokosovem ostrove.

San Jose, Costa RIGA. = Be-
livar, LODI Jamese A. Forbese,
ktera hleda poklad, pfistala V
Kokosovem ostrov6.
BezprostTedne jala Sc vykla-
dati ma breh tezke stroje, pr
pravuj1c Sc k patranf pc pirat-
skem pokladu, odhadovanem
ma $60,O00,O 900, O nemz Forbes
re je zakopan ma tonic
mal6m ostrove, 800 mil ma il
hozapad cd Costa RIGA.
Vyprava, sestavaj1cf z SO
muzG, vyplula z Los Angeles
pfestavene lodi dine %. led
s buldozery, fotografickym
a %zvukovym zaT1zen1m a pr1-
stroll pro stavbu hraz1 a W.
hlubovan1.
Pan Forbes soudf, re jeho
praded, ktery byl vzdelanym
piratem, zakopal poklad ma
tonic ostrove, pet mil dlouhem.
Je to jiz pata vyprava pro ma
lezenf pokladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Organisacni plany Angle.

Anglicky ministr zahranici
Bevin PRAGUE ma planu utvoTit
alianci mezi Tureckem, Egyp-
TEN a Angli1. Turecko posu-
zuJe pflznive tyto navrhy, a.
vsak Egypt chce vyckat, jak
dopadne resent v Palestine. Sou
casne pracuje Angle ma planu
reorganisovat sve africke ko-
Ionic. Nejdr1ve mali byt admi-
nistrativne spojeny Rhodesie a
Nyassaland a pozdeji mali byt
postupne ~pripojeny Kenya,
Tanganyka a Uganda. Plano
vany africky spolek by mel byt
pojmenovan Federated Capri
corn Africa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
v z P 0 NJ K A.

S bolnym srdcem vzpoml-
nam ma den "a. 1nora, neb to-
mt Dude Is let co me opustila
mole milOvana matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Italie obnovila smIouvu o samo-
statnosti Vatikanu.

Rim. = Italsky ministersky
pfedseda Alcide de Casper
slavnostne prohlasil obnovenf
lateranske smlouvy, jak byla
Mussolinim a Svatou stolici u
zavrena pred 20 lety. Onou
smlouvou je Vatikanske mesto
uznavano "a samostatne a pl-
ne neodvisle. Gnu lateranskou
smlouvu uzavTel v roce 1929
nynejs1 papez Plus XII, kdyz
jake Eugenio kardinal
Paccelli zastaval 1Tad statn1ho
tajemn1ka Svate ~stolice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Truman snad sejde Sc S
Winstonem Churchillem.

Washington, D. G. = Presi-
dent Truman a Winston Churc-
hill snad sc sejdou V Cambridge
Mass, dine L. dubna, pc prve
cd dine, kdy byvaly anglicky
premier pronesl svou historic
kou rec We Fulton, Mo.
Ale Okolnosti schuzky nynl
budou zcela jine.
z Bil6ho domu bylo ozname-
no, re president prijal pozva-
nj, ably dine 1. dubna mluvil V
Massachusettskem technologic-
KEN institute. V ornament sc
prav1, re take Churchill Dude
mluviti ma t6mz 1stave dine 81.
bTeZna.
Ackoli dosud nebylo mic ur-
citeho ustanoveno, mysl1 Sc, re
anglicky statnik zdrzl Sc v Cam
bridge pres noe, ably slysel pre-
sidentovu rec a obnovil stare
pTatelstvf.
Dne 5. bfezna 1916, kdy Sc
tito diva posedne sesli, situace
byla opacna. Byl to president
Truman, ktery poslouchal, kdyz
Churchill pfednasel svou rec,
Odsuzuj1ci Rusko.
Billy dun oznamil, re presi-
dent Truman vrat1 sc do Mas
sachusetts dine &c. dubna, aby
pfednesl rec a prijal hodnost
cestneho doktora ma Bostonske
koleji V Newton, Mass.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Celkem
$4,000

Toto je vysledek sblrky do
6. 1nora 1949. We sblrce sc
pokracuje. Dalsf kvitovanl bu-
de nasledovat. Dekujeme Jme-
mem vyboru vsem stedrym dar-
a casopisu "Denn1 Hasa
tel" a doufame, re vslchni,
iimz je svoboda tisku draha a
kteTf chapou, jakym nebezpe-
CHM pro mas verejny zivot by
bylo jejf ohrozeni, budou ma
sledovat tohoto pT1kladu.
Prfspevky ma obranu "Ame-
rickych Delnickych Listd' pri-
lima "a Vybor ma Obranu Svo-
body Tisku Ladislav [. Janlk,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Rusko a Gina.

Zapadn1 svet Sc zabyva sku-
tecnost1, re ami rusky ami Gin
sky komunisticky fisk nepTin5-
81 ami naznaky o tom, re by pa
novaly nejake pTatelske styky
mezi Ruskem a komunistickou
Chou. C1nsti komuniste neu-
stale podtrhavajf, re vyhravaji
bez jakekoli CHI podpory a ru-
sky tisk neprojevuje nadale
zadne nadsenf mad 1spechy
cinskych komunistG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
THE TELEGRAF

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Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Co znamena presidentGv
"Fair Deal" pro mas.

President Truman nastlnil
We SVEN historickem poselstvi
kongresu novy program, ktery
naval "Faid Deal" a ktery je
zalozen ma programu pfijatem
Narodni demokratickou kon-
venc1.
CO Dude tento Fair Deal"
znamenati pro Spojene Staty,
a co Dude znamenati pro mas
osobne?
Nejvetsf nebezpeGi, kteremu
dnes cell nejen Spojene Staty,
ale vGbec cely svet, skryva Sc
v komunismu. Fair Deal" "a
da pokracovani v pritomne po-
krokove politice zahranicni, a
= co je jeste dGlezitejsi - sta
vi pokud mono nejpevnejsi
bastu prot komunismu teto
zemi.
Costa Ike komunismu je po-
kryta troskami vlad, ktere "a
nedbaly peel O blahobyt sveho
|lidu. Americky narod sc nyn1
rozhodl, re 81 preje vladu, kite.
ra by chranila a podporovala
jeho hospodarsky, fysicky a So
cialni blahobyt. Americana ne
zadaj1 0 milodary, nenatahuji
dian, neprosl O svezenl. Use, CO
chtejf, .je Fair Deal".
Prave to byl dGvod, proc de-
mokraticka strana pTijala pod
moudrym veden1m presidenta
Trumana program, ktery ma
zajistiti Americe a ostatn1mu
svetu lepsl zivot, bezpecnou bu-
doucnost a ochranu DISHONEST
kazde lidske bytosti.
President pravil, re nedo-
|statky V MAST demokraticke u
stave jsou vyzvou k naprave,
Vypracoval proto zakladnl
plan, ktery predlozil kongresu.
plan, v nemz sc Spojene Staty
jew jake 1cinna demokracie-
stastny, prospivajicf narod, p1-
|sob1cf v dnesnlm neklidnem
svete jake positivnf s1la smlfcl.
President navrhl zT1zeni sy-
stemu zdravotn1ho ~pojistenl,
j1mz by bylo postarano O pro
blemy radne zdravotn1 pece G
kazdeho obcana.
President navrhuje rozsifo-
van1 osvety aktivnlm zpGso-
benz, t.. j. poskytovanfm fede-
ralnfch penez skolam We vsech
castech zeme, a Size tax, ably z
.techto prfdeld tezily nejen OBJ
ce, kde skolni system je jiz
dnes dobry, ale i chudsl cast
|Spojenych StatG, kde by Sc de-
TEN dostavalo leps1ch pr1lezi-
tostf k nabyt1 skolniho vzdela-
nj. Narodu ma sc tax zajistiti
vyssi vzdelavac1 1roven.
Poole presidentova bytoveho
planu ma Sc vlada vynasnaziti
vybudovati V pristich sedmi le-
tech aspon jeden million byto-
vych jednotek S nizkym najem-
nym.
TrumanGv "Fair Deal" zada
zavedenf minimaln1 mzdove
sazby Is cent? "a hodinu na
miste dosavadni sazby 40 cent?.
President pTeje 81 prijetl pro-
gramu o sedmi bodech, ktery
by dovolil stanoviti maximalni
ceny ma dGlezite produkty, KITE
rych nen1 dostatek; ktery by
omezil "neopravnenou 1pravu
mezd, jez by ohrozovala zave-
dene maximalni ceny; ktery by
Zachoval pritomne k~ontroly ma
bankovn1 liver a liver konsu-
mentG a ktery by zavedl opa-
trent, jez by zajistilo mike &C.
ny, pf1stupne prdmerne rodi.
ne. President zajima sc tez G
adekvatn1 program vyplaceni
pozitkG starym lidem a tenn.
kteff odchazjei ma odpocinek
Toto je v podstate "Fail
DEAF, ktery mGze byti prove.
den a ktery i proveden Dude
nebot ma jeho prijeti zavis:
blahobyt americkeho naroda 6
~bezpecnost celeho sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
nj sladke blaho podflenf Sc ma
blahodarnem vlivu dobrych "a
kon1 pod svobodnou vladou."
UstFedni cinska banka Sc
stehuie do Kantonu.

Shanghai. - Ustredni cinska
banka, kontrolujfci menu a Wy
davajic1 bankovky pfipravuje
prestehovanl do jihoclnskeho
prfstavu K%antonu, kan take jiz
pres1dlila ~Can-Kajskova vlada.
Hlavnf vedeni z1stane Size az
ma dalSf v Shanghai, avsak mi
stopredsedove d~1lezitych Cd
delenf jsou jiz v Kantonu, ably
tam pTipravili zahajeni 1rado-
vanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18

S. Cuyler Ave-, Berwyn,
Illinois.
Ia Vybor ma Obranu Svobody
Tisku
Karel Chaser, pTedseda
Ladislav I. Janfk, tajemn1k
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Katerina FiSer

TO - DPI 49, 'OO1J
sen ma Narodnim Hfbitove.
Iva duse cista k vysinam Sc
vznesla-svitem hv6zdicek Ty
zarmutek mil iris, lee z bolu
THY, jake probuzen re sna bu-
de, az "a Tebou prfjdu V mad
poZemskou T1S.
K ucteni pamatky I've venuje:
JOSEF FIsER, SYN