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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28

lem in the hands of the Govern
ment of Israel.
Commenting on the proposal of
the U. N. Palestine Cancellation
Commission to internationaliZe
the city, the Christian leaders, in
their message to the President,
said that this plan was neither
desirable nor practicable"
Their appeal stressed the i'm
practicability of the plan and as
serted that "the peace of Zion,
concept sacred to Christian tradi-
ton, cannot be erected upon the
discomfort and resentment of CIV
ilian populations who are averse
to be governed by an Internal
ional regime and are DESTROYS of
union with the national entities
to which they, as IsraeliS and
Arabs, rightfully belong. We are
convinced that international COM
ity cannot be brought about by
invoking the panacea of 'interna-
tionalization' when the region to
be internationalized is not-geo-
graphically, economically, social
ly or politically "a workable
unit"
Their letter to the President
voiced a deep concern for the
safeguarding of Jerusalem's Holy
Places and the desirability of
United Nations control over such
places, but pointed out that this
objective could be reached with
out involving the United Nations
in unavoidable administrative and
police responsibilities. A special
United Nations Commission, their
statement proposed, should be
entrusted with guaranteeing free
access to the Holy Places, but the
administration of the secular
day-to-day life of the Jerusalem
area should, with justice, rest
with the people of each city and
the national states of which they
are part.
In their communication to Mr..
Truman. the Christian leaders as
serted they were convinced that
the state and people of Israel
would, in administering Jerusa-
lem, abide by the principle OF
freedom of religion, and declar-
ed they saw no incompatibility
between "the realization of the
universal interest in Jerusalem
end the fulfillment of the nation
al aspirations of the people OF
Israeli.
Among those who sent the ap-
peal to President Truman were:
DR.. Paul R. Anderson, President,
Pennsylvania College for Women,
Pittsburgh, Pa; DR.. Henry M.
Atkinson, General Secretary,
Church Peace Union; DR.. L. M.
Birkhead, Executive Director,
Friends of Democracy; James B.
Carey, Secretary Treasurer, Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations;
BARLEY c. Crum, New York At
torney and former Member of the
| ICnnRinnad On Dare EiuaA
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28
Israel Absorbed Two
Thirds Of Immigrants,
Agency 0fficioI Soys

NEW YORK (JTA)-A report
that Israel has managed to alb
sorb into fairly normal life two
thirds of the unprecedented and in
q large measure unexpected tide
of immigration" was given here
this week at a press conference
by Gottlieb Hammer, executive
director of the American section
of the Jewish Agency, on his re-
turn from a three-week visit to
Israel.
Mr.. Hammer said this "absorp-
ton was made possible by virtu-
ally herculean efforts in the di-
rection of housing construction,
education and social welfare
work." Disclosing that the Agency
spent nearly $10,000,000 in re-
constructing 100000 housing units
in the abandoned Arab sections of
Israel Cities" he stated that the
Agency either directly or in
partnership with the Government
of Israel or other public bodies,
has been instrumental in creating
3O,7O9 housing units this year
sufficient to house 10000 immi-
grants"
Asserting that the present
economic crisis" in Israel can
''be described in the simplest of
TERMS" he said: "At the begin
ming of 1949 certain number of
immigrants were expected to ar
rive in Israel during the forth
coming year. At the same time,
budgets were made up on the
basis of the expected immigration
as balanced against the expected
income of the United Jewish APP
peals throughout the world and
particularly in the U. S."
He continued: "The results in
both cases were off somewhat
more immigrants arrived than
expected, and the collections of
the United Jewish Appeals were
less than expected. The crisis is
not insoluble. 1t is crisis which
has been caused by an enormous
importation of the most valuable
commodity in the world-human
beings. These human beings, who
today have caused a crisis will
be tomorrow the most cherished
and constructive element of Is
rael's growing and dynamic econ
omy."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28

Israel.
Rabbi Mann. who is currently
Professor of Oriental Languages
at the University of Chicago, was
formerly lecturer on Comparative
Ethics at Yale. Editor of the De-
partnent of Ethics of the Uni
versal Jewish Encyclopedia, he
is a trustee of the Jewish Publ
cations Society of America and a
founder of the B'nai Birth Hlllel
Foundation. His Sunday School
has been designated by a Christ
ian magazine as "the outstanding
religious school in the U. S. A."
He is a trustee of the Carnegie
Peace Foundation.
Second rabbi to deliver SER
mon series on the Message OF
Israel" this season, Rabbi Mann
has chosen as his topics:
Sunday, November 18th
Obstacles To Understanding
and Peace.
Sunday, November 18th
What Christianity Owes Tc
Judaism.
Sunday, November Goth
2 r. - IL .S.,A
What Judaism Owes To Christ
ianity.
Sunday, November 9th
How Thanksgiving Unltes W
All.
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL broad
casts are heard in the East Coas
from 1O:OO-1O:3O a. M, in thu
Midwest from 9:OO-9:3O a. M, II
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28

rusalem, will leave for the U. S..
later to confer with leaders of the
American section of the Agency
on u. J. A. and other problems.
He will also participate in the
forthcoming national conferences
of the United Palestine Appeal
and United Jewish Appeal.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28
Christian Leaders Ask For Inclusion Of Jerusalem in Israel
PLAIN TALK
BY Alfred Segal
DEAR KATHLEEN.
CUT IT OUT!

/ should be worried on ac-
count of what a lady who signs
herself Kathleen c. O'Toole of
New York City, is doing to us
every morning, day in and day
out.
A letter of hers has just been
printed in The Churchman (Epis-
copalian). a copy of which is sent
to me by my friend. Mr.. Murray
Shoemaker. Mr.. Sho e m a k er
should be worried. too - and
probably is - considering how
assiduouslY Kathleen O'Toole is
praying against him an Episco-
palian, as well as against me the
Jew. Every morning she has been
praying for him and me and all
others Of our kinds to go to He'll.
Her letter to the Churchman
says: ITO the Editors: Let me
assure you that I am praying at
all Masses and Novenas for your
destruction and for the annihil-
lation of all false hereto Protes-
tants and Jews. There is only
one True Church of God and one
only - the Holy Roman Cath
olic and the Apostolic - and one
Pastor, his Holiness the Pope.
Unless you repent and return to
the Fold you are all damned to
eternal He'll :. God bless His
Eminence Cardinal Spell m n
Father Curran and Father Cough
lin"
l must consult with my friend
Shoemaker about this. Goodness
gracious. Mr.. Shoemaker. what
kind Of future can be ahead of
you and me if day after day. each
morning mind you. Kathleen o.
Toole praYs US to hell? You. the
Episcoplain and I. the Jew. sent
to hell together and what are we
going to do about that?
Yet I must say that if l have
TO 60 to hell l don't know a more
congenial fellow-traveler to go
there with than you. In our NUT
ually pleasant company we could
While away the more quickly
those long, hot days.
But. after all. is that a life -
perpetuallY to be roasting in hell?
Like an everlasting beefsteak! It
isn't dignified. Mr.. Shoemaker.
You and I have well guarded our
dignity all these years and are
respected citizens around here.
If Kathleen O'Toole keeps it up
mere may come a most humil-
latlng moment for you and me:
we arrive at the gates of hell.
Inc attendant asks, how come,
and we reply, Kathleen O'Toole
sent u.s."
Ok. he says. We step in.
We find the place full of our
neutrality-suspicious. and Jews.
ana different kinds of other
Protestants - all sentenced there
oY the prayers of Kathleen o.
Toole.
Yes, Mr.. Shoemaker, this has
got to be stopped. You, the dis
ungmshed lawyer and I, the
journalist, should be able togeth-
er to persuade Kathleen O'Toole
70 reverse her judgement against
US and all the others.
Let's go to her. Mr.. Shoemaker.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28

the Rockies from 10:OO-1O:30 a.
M, and on the West Coast from
9:3O-1O:OO a. m. Free sermons
are sent all listeners upon their
written request directed to their
ABC station or to 35 E. 62nd
Street. New York 81, N. Y.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28
In Appeal To President Truman Prominent
CIersymen, Public Figures and Educators
Term U. n. Cancellation Commission Plan
"Neither Desirable Nor Practicable"

YORK. 20-Decarng that citizenship in the State
the jerusalem ninety
including Of the prominent members of
President
support policy within the United Nations which would
Jerusalem in the hands of the Govern
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28

Ph.D. at Columbia University and
who was the first Fellow on the
Berwitz.C Collin Foundation at the He.
brew University from 1887 to 1910,
has served both the United States gov.
eminent and the United Nations as q
Middle East authority. During the war
he was a member of the Near East
Section Of the Office of Strategic Serv.
ice. Following the war, he was in the
Near East Section Of the State Depart.
ment, Political Advisor to the United
States Cabinet Committee and POliti.
cal Affairs Officer in the Department
Of Security Council Affairs of the
United Nations Secretarist At Lake
Success.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28
Prominent Chicago Rabbi To Give
Sermon Series On abe Network
Dr. Louis L. Mann to Speak Each Sunday During
November Over ABC

NEW YORK October l7-(Special-Dr Louis L. Mann
psychologist who has been Rabbi OF
Sinai Congregation will speak each
November ABCs Message OF
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Nedostatek masa zavladl
" Polsku.

Varsava. - Polska vlada O.
manila nouzova opatrenf k re-
Semi rostouc1ho nedostatku po-
travin. ktery jiz ohrozuje pr1-
dely deln1kG. Mezi jinym bu-
de dovazeno hovezf a veprove
maso z Rumunska a z Madar-
ska. Polska vlada pricfta vinu
"a tento nedostatek chybne
distribuci. Poole zprav z Var
savy je vsak d6vodem nedostat-
ku We skutecnosti velka dodav-
ka polskeho masa do Nemecka.
V deniku polske komunistic-
Ike strany byl uverejnen 1vod-
mix, We kterem Sc vyzyvaj1 Pc
laci, ably vymytili svou nenavist
prot vsem NemcGm. Soudi Sc,
re lie Poole toho ocekavat brz-
Ike zrfzen1 vasalskeho statu We
vVchodnfm okupacnfm pasmu
Nemecka, ktery by mel velmi
dzke obchodnf styky S Polskem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Francouzsky hrdina general
Giraud zemrel.

DIXON, Francie. - Jeden z
nejznamejs1ch francouzskych
valecnych hrdin1 general Hen
ri Giraud zemrel II. bfezna We
zdejsf nemocnici We start 70 let
ma nasledky potravinove otra-
Wy.
General Giraud Sc stall slav-
nym tim, re jak behem prvni
tax behem posledn1 valky uni
XII z nemeckeho zajet1.
Pr 1teku v poslednf valce vo-
lii cestu pres Ceskoslovensko
kde Sc skryval pc dobu neko-
lika tydnn, ackoliv Nemci ma
jeho dopaden1 vypsali obrov-
skou odmenu, nebyl dopaden q
dostal Sc do Francie. Pc SVEN
navratu sc vsak nesnasel S ge'
neralem de Gaullem. Kratce
pred smrti mu udelil francouz.
sky president nejvyssl voJen'
Iske vyznamenan1, vyhrazene
jen nekolika malo lidem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Fotograficka Tampa General
Electric zdokonalena.

V General Electric byla Wy
nalezena nova fetograficka lam
pa, ktera umozni pTesne foto-
grafovanf teles, .iez sc mohou
pohybovat petsekrat rychleji
nez doposud.
Teto lampy Dude pouz1vano
" pT1padech, kdy je tTeba toto
grafovat telesa pohybuj1ci Sc
mimoradnou rychlost1 o obraz-
ky pax budou prom1tany Sc
zpomalenou rychlostf, Pomoci
teto move lampy Dude mono
porfdit 5000 individualnfch
snfmkd "a jednu vterinu.
Podobne fotograficke obraz-
ky mali zvlastn1 vyznam pr
|studiu pohybu strel, v letectvf,
w prdmyslu a v lekafstvi. Po-
moc1 techto obrazkI Dude ma
pr. mono studovat pohyb sire
lily pronikajfc1 sklem, nebo pc.
hyb lidskych svald, vibrac!
lstrojaG a let ptakI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
POHRBY.

- Dne 49, breZna Zemrela
krajanka vdova p1. Marie Hal
kova, 31O2 Texas Ave. We star
rs let. Narodila Sc We Smoliv-
CT, Ceskoslovensko. Zanechala
zde zarmoucene dltky: pp.
Charles, Emil, Emanuel, Frank
Hajek a pf. Gertrude Ingrassia.
Pohfeb zesnule konal Sc 16.
bfezna re Cvachova Pohr. Do
mu ma Cesky Narodnf HTbitov
"a assistance Rev. j. M. Won
dracka.
- Dne ID. brezna zemfel D.
Frank Pfaff, manzel p1. Marie
A. Pfaff, (roz. Zaoralek). 825
N. Luzerne Ave. We start rs
let. Narodil Sc v Bavorsku a
do Ameriky prijel pred 60 lety.
Byl krejcfm ma odpocinku.
Pohreb konal Sc dnes v pa
tex rano re SchimGnkova Pohf.
Domova do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
- Dne Is. brezna zemrel p.
Rudolph Jonak, 612 N. Luzerne
Ave. We staff so let. Narodil
Sc v Baltimore a zanechal zde
truchlici manzelku pf. Jose
phine Runge-Jonak a dive dee
ny.
Pohreb Dude sc konati v So
botu, 10. brezna re Cvachova
PohT. Domu ma hfbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
DalSi penize pro bszence.

V st. Louis p1sob1 zenska or
ganisace Zonta Club. V tech
to dnech dostal "Americky
fond pro pomoc csl. bezencd6m
re st. Louis pr1pis, V nemz Zon-
ia Club sdeluje, re posila pro
csl. uprchlfky dar $4,000. Je
to vynos jejich vecere, pTi KITE
re promluvil DIR. Juraj Slavik,
byvaly csl. velvyslanec We Wa
shingtonu, a jenz take klubu
navrhl, ably pen1ze byly ode
vzdany Americkemu fondu.
Dalsfm podstatnym prfspev-
KEN pro uprchlfky je vynos
sb1rky pri oslave narozenin
presidenta Masaryka V New
Yorku. Zastupce Americkeho
fondu Rudolf Sturm uvedl sbir-
ku kratkym proslovem, v nemz
fekl mimo jine, jak mdzeme
nejlepe uctit Masarykdv Cd
kaz: kdyz budeme pomahat
tenn statecnym syndm a dee
ram Masarykovym, kteri ode
sli pc 1norovem puci z vlasti,
ably We svobodnem svete praco-
vail pre- navrat Masarykovych
|idealG do jeho republiky. Pres
20 tis1c ~vlastencG odeslo tax do
exilu a nyn1 stradaj1 v beze-
neckych taborech v Nemecku
a Rakousku a We studenych
mansardach francouzskych a
anglickych NEST. - Sbfrka W.
nesla $528.0O, jichz Dude pou-
Tito pro ceske a slovenske stu
denty v exilu.
Mens1 pT1spevek, ale vzbu-
zuj1c1 tim vetsf radost, poslala
PAM Olga R. V dopise, k ne
muz byl prilozen SEX ma $500
p1se: "Zacala .isem nedavno
pracovat, nebot prfjem meho
muze nestacil uz kryt potreby
nasi rodiny. C1t1m vsak, re mu-
sim prvnf sv1j SEX poslat nasim
uprchlfk6m. Vim, re jsou po-
trebnejs1 nez ja."
Americky fond odeslal pred
dvema tydny csl. komitetGm do
Nemecka a Rakouska $4,000
a tento tyden posfla do beze-
|neckych taborG 40 beden sat
stva, prada a obuvi. V lednu
isme poslali csl. uprchlfkGm do
PaT1ze IL beden a do Nemecka
10 beden satstva a potravin.
IDA Sc to mnoho, ale pro ty IL
Size uprchlikG je to jen kapka
v mort jejich bfdy. Pros1me
dobre lidi O dalsf prispevky.
Posllejte je ma:
American Fund for Czechoslo-
yak Refugees, Inc.
IT'S Broadway
New York : 10, n. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Sokolska Hlidka
K MLADYM, STARYM
SOKOL VIOLA
MA "SIBRINKY"
A HOP Do L

Neil jsme sc nadali at.
sibrinky' jsou tn a jiz Ultra, to
Jest V sobotu, 10. brezna zapoc-
ne pravy "sibrinkovy Ruch" "a
razu INA Tom Nasem Dvore'
v Budove Dem. Klubu Ceskych
MladikG 7. wardy, 21OO Ash
land Ave. sibrinky pofada Sok.
Jedn. "Blesk" "a spoluprace
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic a spolecny
zabavnf vybor cinf k navstev-
nfkGm SibTinek posledni vyzvu.
Nezapomente vsichni alespon
castecne prispGsobiti sve 1bory
razu Sibrinek, nebot elm Dude
vice kostymd. tim bujarejsf bu-
de zabava a tim vetsf Dude tas-
kaTice. Prespolnf Svitakovci
nam zahrajf vsechny nase kras-
ne pfsnicky. Take O zfznive d
hladovfcf Dude radne postara-
no. Zacatek pfesne v 9 hodin
vecer. Vstupne $1.OO i S DAM.
Kdo nema jeste vstupenku kou-
penou neb zamluvenou, must 81
pospfsiti. U pokladny budou
prodavany jen zbyle listky!
Sibrinkovy Zpravodaj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Cechoslovacka, Sokolska Doros-
tenka Mistryni Svsta
V KrasohrusIeni.

Ma trim krasobruslaTek "a
sedne poprve v dejinach tohoto
Isportu Cechoslovacka - Alena
Vrzanova z Prahy.
Ma vrcholu vyvojove krivky
ceskoslovenskeho sportu uka-
zujf Sc madam pr1slusnfci W.
nikaj1cl generace. Ones je to
krasobruslarstvi zen, We kterem
soucasne tri m1ade dfvky, Ne
kolova, Lerchova a zejmena
Vrzanova, dosahujf v krasobru
slafskem umenf WISE, k niz ne
dosla zadna z jejich ceskoslo-
venskych predchddkyn. Vse-
chny til patti mezi nejlepsich
pet krasobruslafek v Europe.
Dobytf titulu mistryne sveta
je pro Vrzanovou 1spechem
prfkladne, poctive a neumdle-
vajfcf prace, 1spechem tim CEN
nejsfm, re jej dobyla mad vel
mi vaznymi souperkami jake je
Americanka Shermannova a
A~nglicanka Altweggova.
Alena Vrzanova, sokolska
dorostenka, je prva z zen, KITE
ra vnesla do krasobruslarstvf
move prvky We volne j1zde, fl
curry vyzadujfci dokonale atle-
tickle prdpravy, jimiz tento
sport obohatil American But
ton.
Jeste loni byla nedostatkem
move mistryne sveta malo ply
nula vazba jednotlivych skoknd,
ale pc treningu Sc znamym svy-
carskym cvicitelem Gerschwil-
lerem v Londyne, blfzi Sc jejf
|j1zda dokonalosti. Jeji mladi
dava vsechny predpoklady, ably
pTi sve poctivosti a madam 81
sve prvenstv1 dlouho udrzela.
A vyvoy nejvetsi jejf souperky,
Rakusanky Pawlikove, ktera
Vrzanovou porazila pred mi
strovstv1m sveta, IDA sc byt u
konce, tax jake vyvoj Angli-
canky Altweggove. Sp1se bu-
de muset v budoucnu Vrzano-
va, ovladaj1cf test cviky nez
slavna krasobruslarka S~cottova
z Kanady, poc1tat Sc silnou kon-
kurencf Shermannove (USA),
ktera byla ma mistrovstvf sveta,
konanem We Francii, druhou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Ho Jing Gin jmenovan premie-
rem move vladY.


Marking. = Ho Jing Gin, BY
valy ministr obrany a cfnsky
vojensky delegat u Spojenych
narodG, byl jmenovan premie-
rem nacioanlisticke vlady.
Zakonodarny juan, ktery je
cinskym parlamentem, Dude
konati schulz, ably schvalil toto
imenovanl.
Ho nastupuje ma m1sto Sun
Fo-a Trad premiere. Sun, syn
zakladatele cfnske republiky
Sun Jatsena, podal resignaci,
kdyz oposice jej slime kritiso-
vala "a jeho politiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
Ctenym Sestram Sboru Ctilada
.Jaromira els. Is ]. {. d. a p.

Dne 26. prosince 1913 slou-
cily jsme Sc dohromady a FARO
ven zvoleny ctene sestry tired
nice pro tento rok. Jelikoz ty-
to diva Sbory mely kazdy jiny
den svoje mes1cnl schdze, usne-
seno by byly zruseny a zvole-
no 2. pondel1 v mesfci We skole
Aug. Hefmana.
TAX sestry 81 zaznamenejte
kazde druhe pondelf v mesfci
|Sbor Ctilada-Jaromlra els. Is
konaj1 sch1ze.
Sc sesterskym pozdravem,
Ia Sbor Ctilada-Jaromira
els. Is j. G. D. a P.
Bozena Parfzek, preds
| Marie Turc, tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
re SDRUzENf cSL. SPOLKU
Draz1 pratele a krajane!

DraZl praCelo a KraJano!
Dovolujeme 81 yam oznamiti,
re k nam pTijede do Marylan-
du 100 Ceskoslovenskych lid z
uprchlickych tabord v Americ-
KEN pasmu v Nemecku. Verf-
me, re tato zprava vas potesf.
Musfme sc vsak obratiti ma vas
abyste jim byli napomocni. Jest
VAN znamo, re museli pTekro-
cit csl. hranice pesky a nebylo
jim mono nesti sebou zavaza-
ola neb satstvo neb pradlo. Ia
jedno costa byla dlouha a "a
druhe ably nevypadali jake u
prchlfci.
Proto zadame vas kdybyste
mohli darovati veskere obnose-
ne pradlo neb satstvo pro ten
to 1cel. Chceme pTivitati tyto
nase exulanty radostne, ale "a
lei ma mas, ably byli obl6knuti
a NELL ponozky a boty. Mno-
hych pTfpadech pfijedou upr-
chlfci S bosyma nohama v no
lenkach. Malo ktery ma pra-
do, do ktereho by Sc mohli pre-
vIekat. Bude potTeba pradlo
pro muze, zeny a deti. Deti
jsou vsech start. Proto pro-
hledn6te jest6 jednou sve do
movy a prineste pradlo a saty
do Ceske Svob. skoly Augustine
HeTmana, ma rohu Ashland
Ave. a Glover ul. Sestry Soko-
lice cvicf kazdou stTedu vecer
a laskave odberou pradlo a Sat-
stvo ktere tam domestic. Jest
Ii nekteTf krajan6 mali pradlc
a nenf jim mono dodati je dc
skoly. laskav6 Dynamite to ia
iemnici Sdruzen1 Csl. Spokd.
pf. Sylvii PETER, 1907 Edno1
Road, Baltimore : 10, neb tele-
fonicky zavolejte Chesapeake
37O8 a ona sc o to postara, &c
k yam n6kdo pro ty darovant
v6ci pfijede.
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Londynskym muffin uz Sc ma
bizeii Ease zname sbourky''.

Londyn. - M1stni kramy S
panskym zboz1m vystavujf "a
Sc We svych oknech zname "der-
by" klobouky nebo-li "bourky"
a to Cd chvile, kdy vevoda z
Edinsburghu, nynf uznany vdd-
ce V britsk6 panske mode, mel
ma Have klobouk toho druhu
O nedavne vystave idealn1ch
domov1. Vyroba bourek byla
zastavena ma nejaky cas- pc val
ce pro n~edostatek selaku. Ny
nj, iak Sc IDA, bourka pTichazi
zpet jake ddlezita soucastka
satny kazdeho Brita, jenz 81
potrpf ma dokonale oSacen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-18
TIE Ora M

ktery byl zaslan p. starostou
m6sta naSi redakci k otisknut1
March II, 1949.
Hon. Dean Acheson
Secretary Of State
State Department
Washington, D. c..
Respectfully urge denial of
entry to the United States to
Pietro Nenni, an avowed Com
munist Leader. No useful pur-
pose could be served by allow
ing this emissary of Stain, an
avowed foe of our American
way of life. To spread in this
country communist propaganda
of hatred and the destruction
of liberty. Your policy of fer
reting out and exposing COM
munist in our country would
cearly dictate that immediate
and firm action be taken by
You.
THOMAS D'ALESNDRO, JR.
Mayor of Baltimore
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DOPIS.
Washington, D. G
10. brezna, 1949.

Anthony CihlaT,
1927 Grogan Avenue
Baltimore, Md.
Vazeny bratre Cihlari:-
Phi ro~zpust6nf Washington
sk6 odbocky GINS. bylo ustano-
veno ma pomoc Aug. Hermano-
Wy Skoly z fondG odbocky Pa
desat DollarG. Tento obnos Ii
zasflam S prosbou bys jej ode
vidal kan patti, s nas1m pra-
MIN ma dobry prospect ceskeho
SkolstS1 V Baltimore.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem,
Frank Kracek, tajemnfk
4411 Elm Street
Chevy Chase = Is, Md.
eek ma $50. odevzdan pTeds.
Patronatu Ceske Svob. Skoly
Aug. Hefmana p. Josefu Po-
kornemu.
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Papez Plus XII. oslavuje 10 let
sve duchovni vlady mad
katolikv.

Vatikan oslavil desate vyro-
cf nastolenf papeze Pia XII.
slavnostn1 ms1 v Tfmske Sixtin-
ske kapli, j1z Sc z1castnili kar-
dinalove, prelati a clenove di-
plomatickeho sboru. Papez. o.
blecen v billy plast a papezsk6
triregnum, byl donesen do ka-
pie ma SVEN tr1nu. Cestou no
oslavovaly davy veT1c1ch. Pc
msi pozehnal papez vsechny
prltomne.
Do Vatikanu dosla blaho-
pTanf z celeho sveta.
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BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 2O92
Severoatlanticka smIouva Dude
podepsana pocatken dubna.

Washington, D. @. = Statnf
department oznamil. re Seve-
roatlanticka smlouva konecn6
vypracovana pc meslcfch Jed
mani Dude podepsana We Wash
ingtonu V prvnfm dubnovem ty-
dnu. Ocekava Sc, re k zapad-
n1mu obrannemu bloku Sc for
maine pripojf Italie a Dansko.
lc1mz Sc zvets1 pocet smluvnfch
statu ma 10. Mona, re Sc pri-
pojl i Island a Portugalsko.
Pdvodn1ch osm clenskych sta
til jsou Spojene Staty, Kanada,
Anglie, Norsko, Francie, Ho-
landsko, Belgie a Lucembursko
Statn1 department oznamil,
re bylo odstran6no nekolik
mens1ch rozpord a re znenf Sc
veroatlanticke smlouvy O obra-
ne Dude uverejn6no V patek.
Pc podepsanf budou musit ra-
tifikovat smlouvu vsecky zu-
eastnene vlady. Pred ratifika-
CT americkou vladou Dude nut
ne schvalen1 smlouvy dvoutTe-
%tinovou vetsinou senatu.
Je to poprve V dejinach co
Sc uzav1ra obranna alliance
Spojenych Stat6 a zapadnf E.
vropy. Ucel je zTejme vystra-
ha Sovetskemu svazu pro pff-
pad, re by chtel podniknout u
tok ma jeden z clenskych stat1.