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Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
Sunshine"
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

(The views expressed in this ool-
umn are those of the writer and
do not necessarily express the edi-
torial opinion of The Arizona Sun.
The Editor.>
Hello there, here and every
where. There is something that
fingers with us this season of the
year, most times is long lasting
It may be material or either spirit
ual. Many of us have renewed
hopes and dreams to look forward
too, after all what is life, if it isn't
forward vision, of the dream of
success, prosperity and happiness.
Many of us create our own heaven
here on earth, however back in
my learning days we were taught
that heaven was up high in the
sky, surrounded by golden harps
and angels.
I know you remember those
teachings, or do you? After years
of wondering and thinking about
things, of that sort, I have come
to the conclusion as all great
philosophers of my time like me"
that life can be made very beauti-
full heaven here on earth or else
IA miserable hell. Each day should
be looked forward too as heaven,
if we try ito create a great of our
own heaven here and now, we are
sure to build up conditions over
FOUNDER, when this mortal life is
set aside.
| Haven't you seen people whom it
was heaven to be in their presence;
after having been there you felt
in spired and uplifted? Heaven goes
earth, in other words spiritual
things go with material things. One
cannot go without the other. It is
said and written, I'm the beginning
God created heaven and earth"
Heaven is happiness, it shines
through the eyes and all over. One
cannot contact happy person
without being made to feel better
and inspired.
Lots of people have everything
that money can buy, yet their life is
not heaven on the other hand there
are people who have very little of
money of which to buy things they
desire. Yet their life is a heaven on
earth for them, and they try to
share their heaven and happiness
with all humanity. Heaven is an
experience of life gloriously and
unselfishly lived, something which
we don't have to die to gain. All
we have to do is reach out, grasp
and TAX hold; then unfold as the
sun unfolds it's rays day for our
enjoyment and happiness plus good
health.
Bye Now-so Iong-til then.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Larry
Lenton and daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Lee and others motored to Wins
low, Arizona last Sunday where
they surprised Mrs. Maud Beman
the mother of Mrs. Jones with a
surprise birthday party. The
honored was the recipient of many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Miss Ora L. Meador one of our
teachers was called to Yoakum,
Texas to attend the funeral of her
father who passed away April Z,
1949. Miss Meador returned to her
duties last Monday evening.
The American Legion Auxiliary
of Showlow and Pinetop, Arizona
held a meeting at the school Mon
day night to organize a Legion
Post among the colored citizens OF
McNary.
After the business session a de-
licious salad course was served.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
AMERICAN LEGION NEWS

AMERICAN LEGION NEWS
The auxiliary of Tilden White
Post is sponsoring benefit Cock
tail Party Sunday evening at the
home of Mrs. Pauline Jordon, 1852
East Adams Street, on April a.. at
$3.50 p. m.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

Mrs. Laura Porter is i'll at her
home at SO South Central Avenue.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22
WHAT TIME WILL DO

When the United States pur-
chased Alaska from Russia for ST.
100000 in 1867, there was a roar
of public disapproval and much in
spired oratory in Congress.
Most everyone was convinced
that this frozen piece of real estate
was good for nothing except the
production of snowballs and ice.
However, according to informa-
ton compiled for the new World
Book Encyclopedia, Alaska pro-
duced more than 120 million dollars
worth of goods in 1948. The pro-
duction in this single year alone is
more than 16 times the original
investment.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

Mr.. Lewis lives in Los Angeles,
where he has made his home since
leaving the state in 1915. He will
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22


Corporal Manuel Glass is here
visiting his father, u. L. Glass, .917
West Grant Street and aunt, Mrs.
S. v. Davis, 721 West Sherman st.
Mr.. Glass has been in the service
for the last six years spending
most of that time in Germany
where he is now stationed. Mrs.
Davis also enjoyed a weekend visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Mary
knight of L. A.
Joe Louis, the ex-heavyweight
champion of the world, paid Phoe-
nix visit last Monday afternoon.
Enroute to Detroit, Michigan from
California, the Champ stopped over
here to see a friend, Mrs. Madelie-
inc, Leos, 813 East Monroe st. who
has been i'll for several months and
whom Joe promised a visit if and
when he was in the West again.
Joe and Mrs. Leos met in Fort
Riley when Mrs. LeoS was a
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

hostess and Joe, then a soldier in
basic training. They became the
best of friends.
Joe has cheered Mrs. LeoS several
times during her illness by wiring
her dozens of red roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Smith of San
Diego are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Elridge Gonoway. Mr..
Smith prominent real estate man
of San Diego is mixing business
with pleasure while here. He is
special representative of the Presi-
dent of the Pacific States Associa-
ton of Elks, Mr.. Chas. N. Patter-
son and the two are discussing
plans for the regional convention
which will meet next month in
Los Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

NATIVE SON VISITS IN CITY
After only one short visit in near
ly 35 years, Mr.. Archie Lewis, one
of the few Negroes of his age born
in Phoenix, visited his sister here
this week, Mrs. Scotty Oby, of 80
MonteZuma Street.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

retire soon from the Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Department where
he has worked for "a years.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

The Home Mission Circle No. 5,
of the Shiloh Baptist Church met at
the home of Mrs. F. H. Berry, 1435
E. Jefferson Street last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Collins and guest, Mrs.
Stone of Omahah, Neb. and Rev.
Berry, were the guests of the circle.
After the meeting, refreshments
were served and an enjoyable even
ing was had.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

The Allies had Dutch snorkels
during the war but did not use
them as the Nazis did late in the
war. It was not needed then, but
is now the new look" for U. S..
Navy Submarines.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-22

he has worked for "a years.
The regular meeting of the Lotus
Club was held at the home of Mrs.
M. H. Hagler, 715 S. Montezuma
st. last Wednesday evening. A fl
nancial report was made on the
very successful musical which was
given by the club on March "a,
after which the club endorsed a
recommendation to remember the
sick at Easter time with Easter
Greetings whether or not they had
Masonic connections.
At the conclusion of business, an
appetizing fried chicken dinner was
served by the hostesseS, Miss Sadie
Hagler, and mother, Mrs. M. H.
Hagler.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. David M. Solo
man.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
$435,o0O Estate Left
By Mrs. Carrie Lee

The late Mrs. Carrie K. S. Lee,
widow of an executive of an in
surance firm here. left an estate
valued at $435 900, petition for
probate of her will disclosed today
in District Court.
Mrs. Lee, who died November Is
at the age of 81 in her home, 2610
Upton street NV. bequeathed
virtually all of her estate to her
two sons. They are Ralph w. Lee
of 203 Primrose street, Chevy
Chase, Md, and Col. Frederick S.
Lee, now stationed at an Army
post in Denver, Colo.
The will. aside from making
minor bequests to employees and
distant relatives. specified that
her two grandsons, Ralph w. Lee,
III, and Frank Chase Lee. be given
some Of her jewelry to be con-
verted into engagement rings at
such time as they may become
engaged. The will. dated 1916,
also specified that taxes on the
bequests be paid from the residu-
ary estate.
Assets of the estate were listed
as $145, 900 in real estate, includ-
ing her home and a building al
1903 l. street NV, and 10000
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Jewish Center Plans
Club Leadership Glasses

A special club leadership in
stitute, comprising five sessions
on various aspects of running
club activities, will be held in the
Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and @ streets, NV, begin
ing at $50 pm. tomorrow.
The sessions, limited to 80 per-
sons, are being sponsored. by the
center, the B'nai Birth Youth
Organization, and the Zionist
Youth Commission of Washington.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Mrs. BoyIon Gets Air Post

Mrs. Margaret Kerr Boylan has
been appointed Washington pub
lie relations manager for North
east Airlines, Inc. Mrs. Boylan,
who has been a pilot for nine
years and ferried bombers during
World War II as a WASP in the
Air Transport Command, is the
niece of Senator Kerr, Democrat.
| of Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

in cash, stocks and bonds and
personal property. Debts total
ing 5000 were listed in the pc
tition filed by Attorneys Edward
j. Goodrich and Lipman Redman.
Mrs. Lee was a District resident
for SO years sand a member of the
Washington Club.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

These super-sheer nylons picture-frame your
heels into new loveliness 81. make ankles
look 50 tiny! Wonderful how they compliment
your open-cut sandals! In shades to wear
with your winter costumes. Sizes 811a to 1912.
Other Unusual Styles 80.
Sock Clock seomIess sheer with clock 50
"osqusrode Foot" ousttss hes and
"Do Hss" by cIoussns; block
"Boreboek Hesr with only $i.e5
xsaxs-Hosay ay-shsst ylo0
Evening star., 1949-11-22

For her night life, pretty lace-trimmed or
tailored gowns g. low-priced due to mi-
mute imperfections that viii never mar
their beauty or variability. Pastels IN
regular sizes only. No Mail or Phone Orders
xs..,s-xs.t Uxdts, -strsss yloor
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Pose II

be killed during this period,
relatives find out about it
somehow and take over the
feeding of the poor widow and
children.
And, incidentally, if you've
ever heard the ancient phrase,
Dead as a dodo," and Won
dered what a dodo looked
like, you can see the skeleton
of one at the Smithsonian.
There is no complete stuffed
specimen anywhere in the
world.
A sort of antique pigeon,
the dodo was plentiful on the
island of Mauritius, in the
Indian Ocean 800 years ago,
but because of its unwieldy
size and feebly developed
wings it fell victim to the
sailors and their cats and
dogs who visited the island
long ago.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

TRy the MANkY TEST
4. Blow a thin stream
of smoke through a
handkerchief.
Z. See that brown
smoke smudge!"
That's hat dulis
smoker teeth!
Evening star., 1949-03-06

gums and resins, leaving only
a small aperture through
which she can thrust her beak
to be fed.
The male goes out and
hunts up food and is a thor
oughly diligent provider until
the young ones are old enough
to venture outside. Then the
male, sometimes assisted by
the female. tears away the
plaster and lets the children
out.
The purpose of such a
cloister, says DR.. Friedman, is
to provide security against
lizards, snakes and other
marauding things during the
period of nesting. Further
more, he says, the female
undergoeS complete moult
when in the tree and, being
unable to fly, she would be
defenseless. Should the male
Evening star., 1949-03-06
ShowoHs in the Bird World

THE BIRD world is "peo-
l. pied" with showoffs, and
the fancieSt of them all Is
the bower bird when he goes
a-couFtin'.
This fellow, glossy black
and in size about half way
between a robin and a crow,
Is so named because he is a
great one for building a bower
out of twigs, decorating it
with flowers. bright feathers,
shells and other gaudy knick-
knacks and then inviting the
hen of his choice over for a
look see.
The female. a sophisticated
sort, is usually pretty cool to
any proposal. and before she
gives some sign of approval
the host almost has nervous
prostration. He darts about,
seizes a bright feather or a
large leaf in his bill, flaps his
wings and his eyes seem to
bug out. He calms down only
when it becomes quite clear
that his fair visitor has been
properly impressed. At that
point the two of them quit
the arboreal art gallery and
60 out to build a house.
The scene of such a court
ship is depicted in one of two
new bird displays at the
Smithsonian Institution. Be-
sides the showing of bower
birds, which are native to
Australia and New Guinea,
there Is a display of the
rhinoceros hornbill from Afri-
ca and Asia. Its habits, too,
are remarkable.
This creature. with its long
curved bill and red-hued top
knot. would never take any
prizes for beauty, although it
would certainly be a 'front.'
runner for weirdness.
According to DR.. Herbert
Friedman, curator of the in
Stitution'S bird division, the
hornbill is noted particularly
Tor Its nesting eccentricities.
Male and female find a tree
with a hole in it, up high.
The female enters the tree
ana the male proceeds to
plaster up the opening with
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Vlada a lid Spojenych StatG
prot tyranii " ceskoslovensku.

Washington, D. c. = Sekre-
tar statu Dean Acheson ucinil
We stredu, 20. cervence proJev,
We kterem pravil:
"Komunisticka vlada v Ces-
koslovensku snaz1 Sc tyranif O.
panovat nabozenstvi. Tyto ak
ce jsou odsouzeny vladou a Ii
dem Spojenych Statu."
v neobvykle silnych vyra-
zech Dean Acheson dale rekl,
re "behem poslednlho mesice
nynejsl rezim v Praze vytkl 81
"a ell nejnasilnejs1 zpusob po-
tlacenf nabozenske svobody.'
Nejvaznejsi vety, ktere sekre-
tar pronesl, lie vsak spatrovatl
v tonic vyroku:
"Tyto akce byly podnlknuty
i pres onu skutecnost (Jsou mi
neny 1toky komunistd prot
svobode nabozenstvD, re Ces-
koslovensko jake jeden z PRIV
Mich podpisovatel1 charity Spo-
jenych narodd, 81 pfedsevzalo
chraniti a braniti takove svo-
body"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Znarodnene podniky nemaji
ma mzdy.

Praha. - Vynos danf byl "a
prvnl ctvrtlet1 t.. r. O 2 miliardy
Kcs vets1, nez Sc ocekavalo.
Proti tomu vsak p~rojevil Sc v
znarodnenych podnicfch velky
nedostatek penez, take neby-
10 ami elm vyplacet delnicke
mzdy.
Zbozf ma sklade je totiz IDA
novano jake kapital a sklady
poslednf dobou slime vzrostly,
nebot jsou obtfze S vyvozem.
Vyroba byla nynf zpomalena
pro 1plny nedostatek dnlezi-
|tych surovin. Pro nynejsi po-
merry je zvlast prfznacne, re v
tovarnach, v dolech ba i v IRA
dech Sc mnoz1 den re dine pTi-
pady sabotaze.
Rovnez je zajimave, re start
i now komuniste z~ajistuji 81 a.
lib, obchazejf totiz sve zname
a zadajf je, "kdyby Sc neco
stalo'', ably jim dosvedcili. re
Sc "a komunistickeho rezimu
chovali slusne a re do komunis-
tickle strany vstoupili jenom
pod natlakem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Zvy$en1 exportu pomohlo
Francii.

PaTfz. = Francouzsky vyvoz
Sc zvysil O tolik, re Francie mo-
hla v prvni polovine letosnlho
roku kryt jiz tem6T 70 procent
sveho dovozu zbozlm, jez do
ciziny vyvezla. V roce 1948
cinila hodnota francouzskeho
vyvozu pouze so procent do
voZu.
Prave byla uverejnena sta
tistika, z niz vychazf ma jevo,
re hodnota francouzskeho w
vozu v prvnlm pololetl letosni-
no roku dosahla PA miliard
frank1 oproti devadesati "a
ctyTem miliardam v minulem
roce. I dovoz zbozi do Fran
Gle Sc letos zvysil a jeho hod-
nota cinila v prvnfm p%ololeti tri
sta ctyricet miliard frankn.
Zvyseni bylo zpGsobeno pfede-
vsfm vzrGstem nakupI nafty a
uhlf cizine.
Spojene Staty jsou hlavnim
dodavatelem Francie, pokud
ide o bavlnu, automobily, stro-
lie a traktory, a jsou jednim 2
hlavn1ch francouzskych odbe-
ratelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Winston Churchill prohlasil, re
Angle spsje k chaosu a
komunismu.
Wolverhampton, Anglie.

Wolverhampton, Angle. -
Winston Churchill prohlasil
zde 23. cervence, re anglicka
delnlcka vlada vede Anglii do
bezprostfednlho nebezpecf ko-
munlsmu a narodniho bankro-
tn.
Vddce konservativnf strany
prohlasil, re hrozf hospodarske
shrouceni, ktere by pfivedlo
mas a s nami mnohe jine narody
do chaosu a komunismu.
We velike politicke reel ma
schulz strany We zdejsim sta
dionu Churchill prohlasil, re
soclaliste neucinili mic, ably L.
chime celili tomuto nebezpecf.
l.. REG premiera z dolby valky
byla pronesena brzy pc vydanf
deklarace politiky konservativ-
nj stranou, nazvane "Prava &C.
sta pro Anglii", ktera byla u
vefejnena nedavno.
Rekl Churchill, IA leta starry
vudce konservativcu:
"Utraceli nase reservy a pra-
meny, shromazdene V minulos-
ii a zatemnili a obmezili bu-
doucnost pro kazdeho muze, re
nu a dlte ma tonic slavnem
ostrove."
Prohlasil, re kazda lima re-
me ma zapad cd zelezne opony
ucinila lepsf pokrok k obrode
pc valce naz Anglie, pocftaje V
TO i porazene Nemecko a Italii.
Churchill Tekl svym poslu-
chacdm, re jedinym lekem pro
tento ubohy STAY Anglie jest
"navrat k soustave, ktera po-
! dava pob1dky pro snahy, sebe-
; odp1rani, iniciativu a dobre no
spodafstvf."
A slibil, re konservativnf stra-
ma poskytne tento lex, dostane-
: III Sc k moci pfi pr1stich gene
raln1ch volbach, ktere budou
konany pfistfho roku.
Vsech 40, 900 mist We stadio-
nu bylo prodano pro Churchill
!, lovu rec, ktera byla ohlasovans
: jako zahajen1 volebnl kampa.
ne pro generaln1 volby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Milan Ratislav Stefanik.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
Narodnl Rady Americe.)

FL. cervence jsme vzpomlna-
Ii velikeho muze move historic
naseho naroda generala Mia
MA RATISLAVA STEFANIKA.
Jmeno stefanikovo je navzdy
zapsano do historic ceskoslo-
venskeho statu, jake jmeno mu-
re, ktery spolu S presidentem
Masarykem a Benesem Sc "a
slouzil o vytvoTenf samostatne-
no statu.
Bylo to hlavne zasluhou Ste
fanikovou, re v roce 1916 Sc u
stavila v Parizi Narodni rada
zeml csl., v jejfmz cele stall Ma
saryk, Benes a stefanik. Svymi
spolecenskymi a diplomaticky-
mi styky umoznil cestu Masa-
rykovi a Benesovi k politickym
cinitelum tehdejs1ho francouz-
skeho sveta a usilovne propa-
goval myslenku samostatnehc
ceskoslovenskeho statu. V lete
1917 vymohl vytvoTeni samo.
statne ceskoslovenske legie We
Francii a svymi cestami do teh.
dejs1ho carskeho Ruska prispe
i Ike konecnemu zformovan
ceskoslovenskych legif v Rusku
Phi navratu do vlasti v roct
1919 Sc zf1til Sc svym letadlen
mad sym drahym Slovenskem
pro ktere tolik bojoval.
Ceskoslovensko V mem ztra
yltilo jednoho z nejvynikajiclcl
muzu, ktery dosahl skutecn'
svetoveho jmena jake hvezdaf
: letec, bojovnik "a svobodu, di
plomat, francouzsky general
prVn1 ministr ceskoslovensk
branne moci.
V mysl1ch kazdeho z mas III
stane pamatka stefanikova ne
vzdy vryta jake nezapomenr
telna a kazdy z mas donna i
6 cizine Sc Dude hrde HAST k je
no jmenu.
My Americana ceskoslove1
skeho pGvodu nezapomenem'
prave tax jake nezapomene n
k kdy ceskoslovensky lid tam
i mas donna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Tydenik "Life" piSe o
arcibiskupovi Beranovi.

New York. = Velmi rOzSire-
ny americky tydenfk Life" O.
tiskl vyznamny clanek o praz-
skem arcibiskupu pod MAVEN
"Beran V boji Ia Krista a "a
svobodu". Tydenfk Life, do
bTe znamy tez V Ceskosloven-
sku z dolby pred 1norovym pu-
Gem, vychazf nakladu temer
pet a pGl milionu vytisku. Cla-
mex O ceskem primasovi je do
provazen n6kolika snimky ar
cibiskupa Berana. Celostran-
kovy snfmek zachycuje arcibis-
kupa Berana V jeho prazskem
sidle. V clanku tyden1ku Life"
pravi Sc O arcibiskupu Berano-
vi, re je 1stfednf postavou vel
keno boje nasf DOLBY = boje
mezi kfestanstv1m a komunis-
mem. Americky list V dalsim
popisuje zivotni pout arcibis-
kupovu, pronasledovani verf-
cich, a domacf veznenf jejich
arcipastyfe a situaci ma Sloven-
sku, kde venkovan6, vyzbrojenf
vidlemi, kosami a klacky roz-
hodli Sc uchranit svoje farafe
pred komunistickou polici1.
"V Ceskoslovensku narazili
komuniste pravf We SVEN clanku
tyden1k Life" = ma narod S
davnou tradic1 politicke a ma
bozenske svobody - a ma mu-
re, o n6mz nikdo sc nemGze O.
povazit Tici, re je reakcionaT,
tim meme re ie zradce." Anne
riekT tydenfk pax pripom1na
lax Gestapo zatklo Monsignora
Berana ma zacatku valky a po-
slalo no do koncentracnlho ia
bora V Dachau, z nehoz Sc vra-
til = obdivovan a vazen vsemi
spoluvezni = V roce 1915 do
Prahy. Kdyz Sc pax stall praz-
skym arcibiskupem = pise IT,
den1k "Life" = byla nadeje, re
respekt, jeiz k arcibiskupu po-
citovali i n6kteTi komuniste, "a.
ruc1 aspon minimum nabozen-
ske svobody V zemi pod vlivem
komunistG. "V zaveru tyden1k
Life" popisuie jednak pr1beh
zvyseneho tlaku ma cfrkev, jak
Sc p%rojevil zav1ran1m skol a Sc.
minafd, a oficialnf podpory''.
rozkolnickeho hnuti zname he
pod jmenem "Katolicke akce''.
2 iednak zpdsob obrany cfrkve.
jak Sc zejmena projevila V pa
styrskych listech ceskych a slo-
venskych biskupG.
"Prazsky archbishop = kon.
ci clanek V tydeniku Life" u.
siloval o to, adv BOZ - pokud
by, nebylo mono Sc mu Wy.
hnout = zustal omezen ma pc.
lie rye c1rkevnf. Arcibiskur
proto zakazal knezim polite.
kou cinnost a sam Sc stranil po-
litiky, vyhybaje sc tez taktne
stykdm Sc zapadnfmi diploma
ty q novinafi. Jake arcibiskuL
ocekaval, krestanska cirkev sc
ocitla V boil prot AntikristU
komunismu 0 zakladni otazky
nabozenske svobody."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Nacionaliste bombardovali
Marking.

Hong Kong. Komunlke
cfnskych nacionalistG pravllo,
re tezke bombardery zniclly
vodarny, elektrarny a rozhla-
sove stanice v komunisty obsa-
zenem Nankingu.
Komunike z Formosy pravl,
re velke formace nacionalistlc-
kvch bombarderG napadly Gin
ske hlavnf mesto. TTi Why le-
tadel, jak Sc pravf, zpusoblly
zcela znicen1 mesta.
Zprava Sc domn1va, re bonn
by zasahly ma SO procent zlvot-
ne ddlezite Gle a zcela je znicl-
ly. sedesat procent vodnich
nadrzi v Nankingu bylo znlce-
no a rozhlasova STANCE temer
1plne znicena.
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Budovani francouzskeho LODI
silva velmi pokrocilo.

PaTiz. = Francouzska OBJ
chodnf tomato behem valky sn1-
zena z 5000, 900 tun ma sotva
jeden million tun, avsak v pova-
leone dobe bylo pTi budovan1
lodstva doc1leno velmi znac-
nych pokrok1 a stava nadeje,
re "a nedlouho Dude dosazeno
opet pfedvalecneho stavu. O.
znamen1 O tom ucinil francouz.
ministr namoTnictva Andre Co.
lin pTi projevu lie Havre. Byl
tam oslavovan navrat luxusn1
lodi lie de France do atlanticke
pfeplavni sluzby. LODI ucinl pc
dlouhe RECONSTRUCTED prvnf Wy
j1zdku cestou do New Yorku.
Pomoc1 oprav, zvednutim po-
|topenych lodi, nakupy V cizine
a vlastnl stavbou bylo nynl do
sazeno, re Francie opet dispo-
mule 100000 tunami lodnf to-
maze. Bude-li mono udrzet
dosavadnf tempo vystavby, do
SALINE francouzske obchodn1
lod'stvo ash Ia 2 leta sve pred
valecne silly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Jihoamericti pFatele dskuji.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
narodni rady V Americe).

jake "a druheho odboje pro-
jevil Sc O bulletin Ceskosloven-
ske rady v Americe, vydavany
die usneseni poslednlho sjezdu
pod MAVEN "The American
Czechoslovak Flashes, opet
zajem i JIM Americe. Pro-
fesor Alberto Zapata B., feditel
Institute we'd v meste Lebu V
Chile, potvrdil zaslan1 buletinu
t1mto dopisem:
Lebu, 18. cervence, 1919.
Ceskoslovenske narodn1 rade
Chicago, Illinois
Vazen1: -
Potvrzuji pr1jem nekolika Ct
sci American Czechoslovak
Flashes, ktere jsem pfedal In
stitutu we'd v Lebu.
Tato zajimava publikace, kite
rou jsme S zivvm uspokoJenlm
obdrzeli, probouzf poZnovu sve-
domf v zajmu Ceskoslovenska
a k odporu prot sovetskemu
totalitarismu, ktery pTivad1 vsu-
de k rozkladu a chaosu a k
zrusenf zasad svobody a demo
kracie.
Dekuji "a zaslani buletinu,
ktery jsme zaregistrovali V T.
|stredni knihovne Institute.
Pouz1vam teto pf1lezitosti, a.
|bych Vas pozdravil a ujistil
|svou nejvets1 dctou.
Prof. Alberto Zapata b.
Teditel
Institute we'd Lebu, Chile.
The American Czechoslovak
Flashes vychaz1 jednou meslc-
ne. PTedplatne cin1 $1.OO "a
IL cfsel. Objednat lie ma adre-
lsu: Ceskoslovenska narodn1 ra-
|da v Americe, 2345 S. Kedzle
Avenue, Chicago : %, Illinois,
u. S. A.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Chladno ma zapade.

Cheyenne, Wyo. - Je yam
horko? Jdete ma zapad. 81. GER
vence tepolta klesla ma 27 stup-
nj v Big Pinney, Wyo., a West
Yellowstone, Mont.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-29
Tisic csl. dGstojnikG zbshlo.

Londyn. - Jak Sc oznamuJe
re zdejsich ceskych kruhu "a
p~oslednich pet mesfcG skoro
| 900 d1stojnlk1 zbehlo z csl.
armady.