davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

The dessert supreme: quart Strawberries sugar. z cups sfted enriched
flour. l tablespoon baking powder. / teaspoon salt. IA cup sugar. 10 cup
shortening. egg. n cup milk. Sweetened whipped cream. Crush and
sweeten three strawberries keeping one cup whole for garnish. St
together flour. baking powder. salt N sugar. Cut or rub in shortening.
Beat egg and add milk. Add to flour mixture. Str. only enough 20 moisten
flour Pat dough into one nineinch round pan. Bake in moderately hot
oven (400 degrees FL 20 minutes. Split con in half and spread with but
ter. Cover lower half with crushed berries. top with other half If scone
Cover with crushed berries and whipped cream Garnsh with whole
berries Makes six servings.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Successful Marriage =.
It's as Simple as That
By WATSON

later a poor marriage prospect. SO
will a child who has not been taught
graciousness, emotional control, toll
erance and how to get along with
people. A child who has been close
ly associated with church and Sun
day school will have absorbed many
gentle characteristics which will
smooth the sharp edges encountered
all through the years of marriage
and parenthood.
All the courses in the world on
the psychology of marriage will be
of no avail if the contracting parties
have come up from childhood with
out this training and environment.
Marriage a Contract
Most people expect too much Of
marriage. 1t is not, nor can it be, one
long, perpetual honeymoon. In spite
of present day notifications, mar
riage is a contract between a man
and a woman 1t involves sharing
the ups and downs, the misfortunes
and problems as we'll as the occa-
sional bright spots and lighter mo-
mentS.
Whenever possible it is the man
who earns and the woman who
spreads the pay check as judiciously
as possible to family needs.
The amusements and gay times en-
joyed during courtship gradually
give way to quiet home pastimes
and the pleasure of working to-
gether to improve and beautify the
home surroundings.
This is the happiness of mutual
achievement and a joy in itself. The
grubbiest house and the finest yard
can be made a thing of beauty with
a small amount of money and an
endless amount of ambition plus
eager, loving effort on the part of
a man and a woman making a home.
Watch the Birds
Watch the birds in the spring. The
same pair come back each year to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

THERE IS A tendency these days
to make everything connected with
human effort and behavior compli-
Gated and difficult. On any subject
from planting a garden to raising a
puppy, n is supposed to consult
dozens of instruction books which
cause one to wonder that gardens
I've grew or puppies lived to ma
turity. 1t has gone so far that timid
people hardly dare try it. {.
1t is the same with things in alb
stract-marriage, for instance. Ac-
cording to modern psychologists,
countless books should be read; the
hearts and heads of a man and wom-
an who contemplate marriage should
be thoroughly tested for compatible
ity and equivalent degrees of in
telligence; a clear statement from
each is necessary relative to his and
her convictions concerning the ply
steal aspects of married life.
To some extent, all this is a good
thing, but like everything else it is
overdone, and, moreover, it makes
marriage sound like a cold-blooded
proposition instead of the spontane-
Gus union of two hearts and souls
which it is intended to be.
Starts in the Cradle
Preparation for marriage should
start in the cradle. Every boy baby
is a potential husband and every
girl baby a potential wife. The hui
man qualities which make a happy
marriage are the same essential
qualities which make a well adj
justed person in any walk of life.
And they are not suddenly ac-
quired by book-reading after the
wedding date has been set. These
good qualities are absorbed all
through the years, mostly at a moth
er's knee and through the example
set by parents. This done, married
life will take care of itself.
A selfish, INDUCED child will be
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
Earthquake Rocks. Damages Luzon

MANILA, P)-A heavy earth quake shook Luzon, main island of the Philippines, for two and one-half minutes yesterday.
 Isabela province, on the north east coast was reported hardest hit, with sea waves and landslides.
 The Manila Bulletin correspond ent said the shock was rated at intensity seven there. That is the third heaviest on the earthquake scale.
 An unidentified woman was drowned by the seismis sea waves at the town of Mercedes. A boat with eight passengers capSized near the Manalan ferry, but all were reported saved.
 In the town of Naguilian, about 250 miles northeast of Manila, a jeep was reported to have been swallowed up by a tissue in the earth. Several nearby towns were
 Continued on Page Ten
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
Plane Flies , Times Speed Of Sound

LOS ANGELES, (E) - An air force plane reportedly has flown 1889 miles per hour-three times the speed of sound.
 That's the new record of the air forces X-1 rocket plane, says the Los Angeles Times aviation editor, Marvin Miles:
 Quoting what he calls reliable informants," Miles yesterday said the X-1 had reached a speed of 1889 miles an hour in the strato- sphere over Edward Air Force Base at Muroc Dry Lake.
 The speed was given to him as NAH 3, he said, or three times as fast as sound. Sonic velocity is 663 miles an hour between the alti- tudes of 35,OOO and 100000 feet.
 Miles story did not say who was at the controls, but presumed it was Capt. Charles Yeager or per haps Maj. Pete Evereso. A year and half ago the air force an- nounced that Yeager would try to fly the X-1 up to 1700 miles an hour, the maximum speed for which it was originally designed. Everest, Miles said, has been test ing the rocket-powered craft.
 The needle-nosed, 31-foot-long X-l is dropped from the belly of a Superfortress for its flights.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30

FAIRBANKS, (P)-Frank Will liams. Wien Airlines mechanic missing since leaving for Kotze- bue Monday, was found alive Wednesday in a pass between Xii ana and SelaWik. (387 miles west of here).
 A dog team was sent from Xii ana, 19 miles from the crash scene to pick up Williams, who was be- lieved to have a broken leg.
 The plane was badly damaged. Williams was returning to work after spending Christmas with his family in Panama, 132 miles west of here.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
lEdict Two Women In Bridges Trial

SAN FRANCISCO, (P) - The government has indicted two wo- men for trying to get a prospec- tive prosecution witness in the Harry Bridges perjury trial to al ter his testimony.
 The same federal grand jury which indicted Bridges, West Coast CIO longshore leader, and two aides returned the secret in dictment yesterday against:
 Mrs. Jean Murray, 33, who de- scribed herself VariouSly as an "internationalist;" a divOrcee, and an "itinerant philosopher"
 Mrs. Betty Teixeira, 29, blond ex-wife of a former San Francis co supervisor and state assembly man, who was named by the State Senate committee on un-American activities as active in left wing movements.
 The indictment carries tw 0 counts. It accuses the women with Continued on Page TWo)
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
Pacific Explorer Is White Elephant On U. $. Hands

WASHINGTON, (P)-The gov ernment has asked the fishing and canning industries what to do about it's big-and highly contro- versial-factory ship, the Pacific Explorer.
 The Maritime Commission re- gently asked would-be buyers to submit bids for the vessel.
 The highest offer, $120,000. came from a Tangiers, North Afri- ca, operator.
 Highest domestic offer was $45,- 691 from a Seattle concern.
 Then, too, the government spent $4,000,000 in 1925 to convert the 8,800-ton, 401-foot World War I steel vessel for fishery work.
 The Reconstruction Fi in n e Corporation rented the ship for $50,000 a year-or 55 per cent of
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
JUNEAU, P)-Clarence Rhode,

JUNEAU, R)-Clarence Rhode, Alaska regional director of the Fish and Wildlife Service, left yesterday in a Beachcraft airplane enroute to Klamath Falls, Ore.
 There he will turn over the FWS plane to another official who will fly it to Mexico for use during a January inventory of migratory waterfowl.
 Rhode will go to Washington, D. C., from Klamath Falls for a 30- day meeting of regional directors.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
SCHOOL REOPENS MONDAY JANUARY 2, 1850

Superintendent w. 'Angell states that due to the fact that Christmas and New Years fell so convenient ly on Sunday this year, school will reopen on Monday morning. AL though the vacation is somewhat shorter than usual it will mean that the students will be out ear- Her in the spring when the wea- ther is werner.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
News of the World Al 4 Glance ---
Thursday. December 2e. ls4s


 Hungary's communist govern ment today seized a large number of foreign-oWned comp n s, charging they were being used ito build up espionage and sabotage rings"
 Among those ordered national ized was the Standard Electric Works, a subsidiary of the Amer ican-oWned International Tele- phone and Telegraph company. Two foreign officials-an Ameri- can and a Briton-and a Hungar- ian manager of the company are in a Hungarian jail charged with espionage and sabotage.
 The government also broadened its naturalization program by talk ing over all Hungarian-oWned en- terprises employing more than 10 persons and all printing plants employing more than five.
 The Russians, trying 12 Japan csc on war crimes charges, today accused the United States of pre- pairing to use disease as a war weapon.
 The communist party newspa- per Pravda said the U. s. is main taining meteorological warfare experimental station near Wash ington, D. C.
 The Russians also declared a Japanese germ warfare unit in fected 5000 Chinese war prison CTS with typhoid fever in 1922 and then released them to start an epi- demic among civilians
 East Germany's Liberal Demo- cratic party - apparently acting under communist pressure - has suspended five of its deputies in the Brandenburg Parliament from party membership.
 The communists earlier charged the five ith being reactionaries and attacking Soviet culture"
 Frances middle-of- CO., alition government has decided to stand or fall on the issue of bal anced budget.
 The decision was made by Pre- mier Georges Bidault's govern ment at special meeting yester- day, following 1515 hours of de- bate in the National assembly on the proposed record breaking bud- get.
 The government already faces two critical votes of confidence tomorrow on Bidault's proposals to boost taxes to cover the coun- try's expenditures.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
NOTICE

The Nugget will observe fhe New Year holiday There will be no publication on Monday.
 The Post Office will be closed all day Monday. with other Feder- al Offices:
 All business houses have an- nounced that they will be closed on Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30

TAIPEH, Formosa, (P) - The Nationalist Chinese government last night severed diplomatic rela- tions with India.
 Severance of relations with the other big Asian nation came but a few hours after India had recog- nized the communist regime as the government of China.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
FAIRBANKS, P)-A coroner's

jury returned a verdict of suicide Wednesday in the death of Wal ter E. Schwartz, 50. Schwartz, a plumber, was found shot dead on Christmas night in his room in a Lacey Street hotel. A 22 caliber revolver was clasped between his knees. Dependency was blamed.
 A brother Herbert Schwartz, of Fresno, Calif., survives.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30

JUNEAU, P)-The coast guard searched yesterday for Ketchi- kan trapper who has been unre- ported since Dec. in the Duke Is- land area south of Annette.
 Coast guard aircraft from An nett Island sought H. J. Hansen and his troller.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30

WASHINTON, (P) - Delegate Bartlett of Alaska recommended to the postoffice department yes terday appointment of Mrs. Eve lyn Cheeks as postmaster at Ophir, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-30
NEWS IN BRIEF

LONDON (P)-The stately Lon don Times told the story of Rita Hayworth's new baby in a para graph yesterday.
 The headline: "Grand-daughter for the Aga Khan"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
Ceska Matka.

Kazdeho roku slav1me den matek. A pfece v mem jeste
nenf vsechno povedeno O matce, zvlast O jejfm jedinecnem
vyznamu narodn1m, o vsem tom, jak nam uchovava spanilost
zvota svou citovou zavaznost1 v rodine, jak prodluzuje ma
Sc mladf tim. re sbfra desk6 touhy, pfani a nadeje a opa-
TRUE je, chranf a naplnuje. zivotem matcinym konc1 Sc O.
bycejne nejkrasnes1 cast detstv1. Pres vse stradani ucho-
vala 81 matka v rodin6 obycejne dkol chranitelky poesie a
rodinneho tepla a radosti.
Matky byvaly detem nositelkami p1sn1 a e~stetickych Ia
zitkd. Bylo by zajfmavo publikovat zpevn1cek jejich plsn1,
jak ma ne vzpom1na sta a sta a sta nasich vynlkaJlclch lldl.
Zpev byval 1vodem k praci, do dine noel, byval projadfenlm
nejintimnejsfch myslenek a byval drfv potechou detl. Kou-
zelna vypravovan1 mamincinych ~pohadek, jaka to byla w
chova Ike krase reci, k prostote a konkretnosti myslen1!
Jsou maminky krasne meme krasne. A prece jsou nam
vsem zjevem spanile. Jak to Tekl Mahen: eide matcina
krasa S Mani vysoko do let naseho dosp1vanf. Nejde ami o
spanilost zjevu, jake sp1se o %drobnosti, ktere Sc nam staly z
detstvi drahymi. Maminka Sc dovedla tax pekne usm1vat,
maminka nesmela zaplakat, ponevadz by strhla do place ce-
" ddm. Kdyz Sc pc prve zamilujeme, srovnavame svou PRIV
nj milou S niatcinym obrazem" "Maminka, to je neco jake
vzduch. Maminka Sc dycha, o~svezuje, maminka je k zivotu
nezbytne potfebna. Ale je samozfeima jake vzduch. Ma
minka must milovat, must byt laskava, vl1dna, obetava "a
pominajici ma sebe."
Svatek matek ma byt predevsfm svatkem srdce matcina.
Kez to srdce je tax velke a slime, ably pro dalsl generace no
relo vecnou krv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
"FLOWER MART 1949."
liz cd pradavna mesfc XIV

Jiz cd pradavna meslc I've
Item eli maj" byl basniky O.
pevovan jake mesfc Lasky a
Kv6tn. A doba kvet1 zname-
ma, re Sc blizi baltimorsky
"Flower Mart, ktery je pora-
dan Odbockami zenske Civic
Lfgy. Letosnf Flower Mart"
pfipada ma pristi stredu, IL.
kvetna a tn Augustine HERNIA
ma Skupina Zenske Odboc. LII
gv tlumocf opet vrele pozvani
nasim milym krajanGm, by ma
vstfvili jejich Ceskoslovenskou
Boudu (cfs. Az, ktera Dude.
umfstena ma tom samem mfste
iako leta pfedesla. Jak v1te
''Flower Mart" kona Sc v srdci
naseho mesta ma Mt. Vernon
Place kolem pomniku Otce
Vlasti JiTiho Washingtona.
Letosni program Dude obo-
hacen vystoupen1m 16 zacek
Tanecni skoly peabody" KITE
re zatanci "May Pole Dance
Mezi malymi tanecnicemi je
take ceske devce R1zenka CT
hlaTova.
Jak vfte v nasi Csl. Boude
sc budou prodavati vsechny
znam6 csl. dobroty: babovky,
buchty tvarohove, makove a
zadny nema takove! Dale strG-
d., sisky, kolace, listy a mnoho
iinych pochoutek. u mast
boudy" ie vzdy naval a nekte-
ri koup6chtivi jiz cekaji u bou-
dy neil je otevrena. Zapoc-
meme prodavati cd 9 hodin ra-
no az do vecera.
Byly bychom nesmirne po-
vdecny nasim csl. hospodynkam
kdyby nam nejakym zpGso-
benz pfispely, upekly nejakou
zvlastnost a darovaly nasemu
stanku.
Predsedkou boudy je opet
p1. JOseflna PerOutkova a MI
stopredsedkou p1. Barbora Ro-
hova. Vase Diary m1zete ne
chat jmenovanych dam neb
u p1. Viktorie Rysankove nebo
kterekoli clenky nasi Skupiny
a take V den "Martu" v nasem
stanku. Take bychom byly po-
vdecny kdyby nase csl. navstev
nice prisly ma tento "Flower
Mart" V csl. narodn1ch kro-
itch, aneb v csl. vys1vanych ha-
lenkach.
Nezapomente pristi stredu,
IL. kvetna je GLOVER MART.
Budeme Sc tesiti ma shledanou
5 Vami!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
MlStnl Zpravy.
Snatek " krajanskych kruzich.

Ultra, V sobotu, 7. kvetns
spojeni budou sladkym pouten
manzelskym snoubenci slecns
Libuse Boudova S panem jim
drichem J. Vrzalikem pfi Ms.
svat6 O II hod. dopoledne v
Chramu Pane sv. Vaclava Vlp
Martinem Oktavcem.
Nev6sta je dcerou znamych
eok. pracovnlku p. a p1. Fran
tiska a Bozeny Bouda, 812 N,
Streeper St.
zenich je synem z ~krajansk6
rodiny p. a p1. Leo a Amy Vr-
zalika, Long Bar Harbor, A
bingdon, Md. Vrzalfkova ro-
dina jest velice dobre znama v
Belcamp, Md.
Pc oddavkach Dude svatebni
hostina We Skole Augustine
Hefmana. Nenln nam znamO,
kan pojedou novomanzele IA
evatebni cestu. Pc pTfjezdu re
svatebnf cesty n~ovomanzele
budou bydleti ma Bird River
Beach, P. O. White Marsh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
SLAVNOST 95. VYROCf CSA.
v BALTIMORE
jig Ultra " sobotu, dine z. kvet-
ma " Dslnickem Dome.

Jednota G. S. A. je nejstarsi
jednotou bratrskou We Spoje-
nych Statech; jednotou, ktera
prosla ctyTmi valkami, ale wy
vzdorovala zubu casu a neni
stizera staTeckost1. [ v odbor-
nych kruz1ch je uznavana Ia
jednu z nejmOdernejSich a
nejpokrokovejsfch jednot bra
trskych, jez mali z~ajisteno sve
postavenf nejen svym zT1zen1m,
ale i pTflivem zdrave, svezl
mlade krve.
A tato naSe Jednota 6. S. A.
slavf letos pc cel6 krajanske
Americe svoje 95ti-lete Vyroc1.
V Baltimore poTada oslavu
VelkoTad G. S. A. Statu Mary
land spolecne S Ustfedn1m A
0itacnim Vyborem jiz Ultra, to
Jest 7. kv6tna 7 hodin vecer
V D6lnickem Dome, rob Madi-
son a Rose ulic. Bude velkole-
pc pTijfmanf nov6ho c~lenstva.
Ma tonic obTadu dcinkuje no
va Uvad6c1 Ceta Velkofadu
Statu Maryland G. S. A. Tato
teta prodelala svuj kfest MIMI
lou ned6li, 1. kvetna ma slav-
rOsti Ustredn1ho Agitacn1ho
Vyboru Statu Virginia V Glen
Allen, Va. a die doslechu me-
10 jej1 vystoupen1 velky 1spech.
Toz name Sc ma co t6sitie
Tato slavnost jest take spo-
jena S tancem a Dude 1cinko-
vati oblfbeny a znamy orches-
tr br. Jana Svitaka. Vstupne
ie 6Oc S DAM. Celia nase kra-
ianska veTejnost je zvana k L.
cast ma teto slavnosti.
Proto S radosti V nasich srd-
cfch, S nad6jemi do budoucna,
oslavme toto historicky W.
znamn6 95. vyroci zasluzn6
cinnosti Ceskoslovenskych Spol
XII V Americe, nejstarsf bratr-
sk6 pojistuj1cf organisace We
Spojenych Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
Prvni ceskoslovensky bezenee
lie " Baltimore.

Minuly patek zav1tal do ma
81 redakce mlady Cechoslovak
pan Jarom1r Astl V doprovodu
sv6ho stryce, znameho kraja-
ma p. Rudy Pafizka. Pan Asst
.ie prvn1 csl. bezenec ktery pri-
iel do Baltimore. Ztravil v
bezeneckem taboTe Ludwigs-
burgu cely rok. Zakusil mno-
no hladu a stradan1. VTele sc
pTimlouval o rychlou pomoc
t6mto csl. b6zencGm, kterych
je um1steno v rdznych tabo-
rech N6mecka, Francie a Italie
ma 10000.
Pan Astl je milJ a sympa-
ticky mlad1k, ktery zajiste bu-
de vTele pTijat nasemi krajany
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
Nav Festival

Dude uspofadan Mezinarodnim
Centrem international Cen
ter) Y. w. C. A. prfsti ctvrtek
a patek dine IL. a Is. kvetna v
lowering Hall. Johns Hopkins
University. Zacatek pc oba
vecery v $3.50 P. M. Ma pro-
gramu budou zpevy, narodnf
lance, pdvodnf kroje, narod-
nostnf peciva, umenf. Obecen-
stvo Dude sedeti u malych stol-
XII, kde 81 mohou pochutnava-
ii ma kolackach, sucharech,
chrustikach a jinem delikat-
MIN pecivu a Zaroven sledovati
program.
Uvidite a uslys1te zpevy a
lance z Filipinskych Ostrovu,
Norska, JIM Ameriky, Ha-
wall a Indie. Zpevy Stareho
Ruska a Polska. Ceske narod-
nj zpevy zazpfva Dram. Pew.
|Sbor sv. Cecilie a Ceskou Bese-
du zatancf Baltimorske Soko-
lice.
Ma rdznych vyborech spolu-
pracujf take nasledujicl kra-
jane: pf. Barbora Rohova, An
ma Cvachova, Frantiska Mare
sova, 81. Norma Svejdova a p,
Vojtech Strejcek.
Ceskoslovenska verejnost jest
|zvana ma tento Majovy Festi.
val. Vstupne Coo S DAM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06

Jan Neruda:

Znas mako draha pTekrasnou tn bali
O zlatem slunci a O matce jeho,
iez kazde noci ma kline SVEN seslem
kolfba do snu syna zemdleneho?
Vzdyt chudas dost a dost Sc naputuje,
vzdyt DO dny cele svetem bloudit must,
dost sedych chmur a hradG, mracen tmavych,
ba skoro tolik, CO zde clovek zkusl.
Co kmet 81 lehne a co jinoch vstane
a s novou silou pc novem pla nebi
6 mako, mako! Vzdyts jak andel dobra
nam toho jak to slunko zapotfebi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
Sletovy Zpravodaj.

Sletov6 vstupenky jsou V.
predprodej1ch jiz skoro diva
tydny, a nasemu sokolskemu
b~ratrstvu ma vychode pripada
dals1 dkol: dosahnout dcelnou
agitacl co mono nejvetslho
predbezneho zakoupeni sleto-
vych vstupenek. Proc? Nepo
chybujeme O tom, re slet Dude
navst1ven rekordn1m poctem
divak1. Dostavame dopisy z
cele vychodn1 oblasti, stredo-
zapadu a vsech krajanskych
osad z nichz vid1me jak mno-
no Sc nasich pfatel a pr1znivcG
chysta ma IT,, 10. a 10. cervna
do New Yorku ma mas slet.
Mluvfme-li a zadame-li vse-
chny cleny sokolskych jednot
V newyorske oblasti, ably agi-
tovali O pTedb6zne zakoupenf
sletovych vstupenek, Gimme
tax proto, re jde nam O zfskanl
priblizneho prehledu kolik
vstupenek odkoup1 newyorska
a pTilehle oblasti. PAX nam
jde O to, re financn1 vybor z1s-
ka nezbytny provozn1 kapital
s nimz Dude moci financovati
sletove pffpravy. Nebot uspo-
radiant sletu je nakladn6 jiz k
Will ieho velikosti. Je treba ur-
citych predbeznych vydajG ma
celou radu veci souvisej1cfch s
postupem sletovych prfprav.
Ma pr1klad je treba slozit zaru-
ku "a propGjcen1 zbrojnice, je
treba zaplatit pojistku, ktera
kryje eventualn1 zranen1 "a
vodnfkd nebo cvic1cfch i diva
XII, je treba mnohych dalslch
vydaj1, ktere nejdou do cent?
nebo neco malo dolar1, nybrz
do tri az ctyrm1stn1ch c1slic.
Proto zadame vsechny bra
try a sestry v newyorske a pfi-
lehlych oblastech, ably zakou-
pill sve vstupesky v predpro
dejfch JIz NYNf. Ma posled-
nj sch1zi zupn1ho sletoveho
vyboru bylo jednomyslne, Re
Fvsichni clenove pracuj1cich We
sletovych vyborech 81 zaplatl
sve vstupne ma slet. K tomu
nenf snad tfeba nejakych zvla-
S+n1ch LOmantaT1
Chceme vsak, ably ostatni
clenstvo - pokud nepracuje
We sletovych vyborech = pr.
spelo nam v agitaci a podpofe
sletu dvojim zpdsobem: "a
koupenfm vstupenek jiz NYN1
a soustavnou propagac1 sletr
v kruzich svych pfatel a INA
mych opetne Sc zfetelem ma &C
MONO nejvetsf sletovy pred
prodej. Zname sokolskou ka
zen i obetavost "a doufame, *
Sc md6zeme spolehnouti ma so
kolske bratrstvo. Nesmlme pc
cftati S nic1m mens1m neil
skvelym 1spechem naseho PR
VNfHO Sletu Americkeho So
kolstva V New Yorku. To ma
vsechny zavazuje k soustavn'
la cilevedome praci. Ma posled
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DOPIS.

Alexandria, Va.
Ct6na redakce TELEGRAPH"
a p. A. Cihlaf:-
Posflam money Order) ma
$3.50 pTedplatn6 ma "Tele-
graf" a pros1m o zmenu adre-
gy.
Srdecny pozdrav ma vsichni
Cd "Telegrafu" zasila
Frank Koci,
Route No. 5 Old King Highway
Alexandria, Va.
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Br. Richard Molcar.

spolecny cvicitel A. S. O.. zavi-
ia do jednot Okrsku zupy W
chodn1 tento mes1c. Vetsinu
sveho casu Dude v6novati ma
cvikdm ma narad1. V1tame br
Molcara mezi mas a doufame
re Sc mu Dude u mas libiti. Jest
to poprve co navst6vuje nasi
oblast.
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PITCH-IN-PARTY

Tuto nedeli, 8. kvetna poTa-
.da Rieger Klub Osady sv. Va
clava (Beef & Pork "Pitch-
In-Party" v klubovni m1stnosti
w Lyceum Budove, rob Madi-
son a Duncan ulic.
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k | d

Castokrat 81 mysl1m
v tiche jarnf noci,
CO bych asi delal,
kdybych mel svet v moci.
Rozdal bych ia vsechno,
cely svet j nebe,
jenom bych 81 nechal.
maticko ma, tebe,
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Hilltop Theatre.

"Ghost Train zahadne me-
lodrama je vytecna hra, KITE
rou Dude pTedvadeti Hilltop
Theatre pr1stf tyden pocfnaje
1terkem, 10. kvetna. Zacatek
v 8:45 vecer. Toto letni diva
do Sc naleza ma Emerson
Farms Estate, Falls a Valley
Road.
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VELKA HRACf ZABAVA

Dude poradana v pondelf, 9.
kvetna We prospech st. Wen
ceslaus' Holy Name Drum
Corps ma dvou m1stech = v
Katolicke Budove a skoln1
mistnosti. Zacatek 8:15 vecer.