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Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Gov. Dewey Asked
To Lead Attack

New York City (Atlas) In an
open letter signed by Bishop
Charles X. Gilbert, head of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York, Governor Dewey was
asked to take the lead in an at
tack on segregation in housing.
Other signers were Rabbi Ste
phen S. Wise, president of the
American Jewish Congress, Wal
ter White, of the NAACP, Char
lotte Car, executive secretary of
the Citizens Committee on Child
rem Harold Garno, secretary
treasurer of the New York State
CLIO Council.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
I|H2F and

NEW YORK., N. "a delegation
Of seventeen Negro men and wo-
men protesting this week to Po-
lice Commissioner W. p. O'Brien,
charging police brutality in Brook
Ign upon the minority group was
similar to the same brutality"
practiced in Little Rock, Arkansas
and many other southern cities.
I'VE are of the opinion, the
protest message said, "that acts Of
lawlessness by police officers are
a major cause Of juvenile delin-
quency.
THE same brutality that Is used
in Little Rock. Arkansas and other
southern cities upon Negroes Is
used here in Brooklyn. We can de-
monstrate our statements with far
too many proofs. Not only are the
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Southeast NEEDLES
Organized

Preparatory to entertaining ~
Stats Medtml Aspeoia1inn s1r
year at McGehee. the Doctors q
Southeast Arkansas have orsaniz-
ed a Southeast Arkansas Medical
Association.
The Association was organized
on February 2lth at Arkansas
City. Officers Of the new assoeia-
ton elected were Drs. 8. C. Cole-
man. of Arkansas City. and hoee
for the occasion president:
vice presidena. J. A. White:
secretary, J. b. Bates; assistant
secretary, v. +. Reeves; treasursFs
J. G. Shaw; Rinehart Boulwsrss
Otto and Parker constitute the
committee on Rules and By-LawA
Dates Of the State Medical A.
ISOLATION meeting. Of which pr.
Bates will be host. will be an
nounced later.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Civil Rights Fight To Continue Despite
Failure 10 Change The Senate Rules

Observation-Disclosures the drive
to change the Senate rules to fac
ilitate enactment of civil rights
legislation has failed, the fight
for federal laws to punish lynch
ers, ban the poll tax, outlaw seq
regation and establish an FEPC
will 60 on with renewed intensity
it was announced today by Walter
White, secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People.
The coalition of Dixiecrats and
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Flowers To Speak
Ar Jonesboro

Jonesboro-The newly organiz-
ed local branch of the NAACP
will hold a mass meeting here
Sunday, at which time Harold
Flowers, well known NAACP
leader and Pine Bluff attorney,
will deliver the principal address
and present the charter.
E. d. Johnson, we'll known citi-
zen, is president of the branch.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Bishop Fountain
Holds Meeting
In Oklahoma

Bishop w. A. Fountain, ST., pre-
siding Bishop of this Episcopal
District, and President Robert H.
Alexander Of Shorter College
left Monday evening to conduct
fellowship meetings in Oklahoma.
Meetings were to be held on Tues
day at Ward Chapel AME Church,
Okmulgee, Okla, Reverend ]. ].
Webb, pastor and Drs. ]. H. Shell
ten, H. c. Rowell. and Miller CO.
operating presiding elders; and
on Wednesday at st. Paul AMI
Church, Rev. l.. r. Vickers, pas.
tor, and DR.. P. w. Delyles, and
Reverends J. B. Miller, U. M. Tel
ford, and G. w. Pointer, cooperat-
ing presiding elders.
These meetings are In the inter-
est Of Shorter College and the one
hundred thousand dollar drive
which terminates in May.
Last Friday night marked the
close Of four very successful fell
lowship meetings in Arkansas
Tuesday night at Bethel AME
Church, Warren; Wednesday night
at Bethel AME Church. Malvern;
Friday night at st. Luke anne
Church at Forrest City; and FRI
day night a week ago at Bethel
AME Church, Little Rock, Rever-
end G. w. Blakely, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
women's Day At
Big Bethel

THE Negro Woman's RESPONSE
bility in the New Social Order"
will be the subject of the address
to be given by Miss LA Upchurch
of Prescott, Sunday morning at
HOO a. m. at Bethel AME Church,
Miss Upchurch is supervisor of
Negro schools in Nevada county
and an outstanding church work.
er in the West Arkansas Confer
ence. Other persons appearing up
on the program at this hour will
be Mesdames, Alberta Jones, An
ME M. Hunter, Effie jenkins,
See WOMEN'S-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Young Race Girl
Heads Union Shop

New York. N. Y. (G)--Young
petite Miriam Reeves Of 107 Ham,
ilton Place has been chairlady of
the union shop of the Laurel Ra-
dio Corporation at 794 East l40th
Street, where rs persons are en-
ployed for the last four years. She
won this coveted position when
she was twenty.
The union local is affiliated with
the United Electrical Radio and
Machine Workers Union of Am
erica, CLIO.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

proofs many, but there appears
convincing evidence that only .
tiny proportion of cases Of police
lawlessness ever come 10 light"
The Commissioner said later, "lf
there is any justification in the mat.
ter presented by the Committee.
due cognizance will be given to II"
ATLANTIC, N. IA motion to
admit Negro members to the A.
merican Bowling Congress YVES
voted down here this week at the
groups Annual Convention. Rev.
Charles Carow, head Of the Cath
Ollie Youth Congress Organization
of Brooklyn, made an impassion-
ed plea to the membership for
what he called "justic and charityl'
See HERE and THERE-page .
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Negro Heads Large
Union Local

New York, N. Y. tG)-Edward
Washington, A, native Of Char
lesion, s. G. has begun his third
year as president OF Local 1927, a
the United Electrical, Radio ana
Machine Workers Union of Amer
lea. CLIO. The union Local han
5000 members, mostly white.
Mr.. Edwards lives at 1919 10
Road. Jamaica, L. /.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

represented by A. +. House of the
Little Rock law firm, Rose.
Dobyns, Meek and House.
Judge Harry J. Lemley has or
dered the school board to file its
brief within thirty days, and fif-
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

there is no high school for Me-
groes. The only school maintain
ed for Negroes Is a small frame
elementary school, In which there
is no Negro teacher with a col
lege degree.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

Arrangements are alleged TO
have been made for the schooling
of children of high school age at
Emmanuel, seven miles away. The
court was asked to pass upon the
adequacy of the Emmanuel School.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

teen days have been allowed for
the reply by the plaintiffs.
Spirit High In Dewitt
The eighteen Negro petitioners
under the leadership Of e. d. Pitts
report that the spirit Is high a
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
BY Grace Donaldson

Little Rock-The United States
District Court has been asked to
admit Negro students to the De
Witt High School according to
pre-trial brief, filed here Thurs
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

and 1t was alleged that the school
was owned and operated by the
White River District Baptist AS
ISOLATION, and was even without
adequate sanitary facilities.
The Dewitt School board Is
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

day by Harold Flowers, militant
Pine Bluff attorney and NAACP
leader
No High School Facilities
For Negroes
In the fast growing rice center,
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
MRS. VIVIAN ARNOLD
Fashionetta
Contestants

Mrs. Vivian Arnold and Mrs.
Myrna Robinson are outstanding
contestants in the Mrs. Fashionetta
group as is Mrs. Sara Rice( pic
tured last week.. Miss June Dwell
lingham, pretty senior of Dunbar
High School, will model i'm the
Miss Fashionetta group. There will
be many other attractive models
presented from the above named
groups and from Miss Junior and
Miss Future Fashionetta groups.
Contestants are as follows: Mrs.
Fashi0netta: Mesdames Lou Alice
Warren, Sara Rice. Mollie Vault
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25
Flowers Says Admit Negroes To Des Hi School Or Build Negroes On

mong the citizens and that united
support Is assured for the prose-
cution Of the case through the
courts.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25


Jean Napier, Barbara Anne John
son, Mildred Rumph, and Mayme
Carter. Miss Junior Fashicnetta:
Alma Minton, Carolyn WhitmOre.
Sylvia Burt, Nell Cooper, Shirley
Devault. Miss Future Fashionetta:
Matte Lou Bradford. Fay Helen
Quick, Carol Bradley. Lula Bail
ey. Carmelita Caruth, Charlene
Hughes, Jennifer Winstead and
Carolyn Jones. Prizes for the win
ners will be as follows: Mrs. FASH
ionetta, S65.OO gift certificate. Miss
FashiCnetta. $4,000 Scholarship.
Miss Junior FashiOnetta $500
gift certificate. Miss Future FASH
ionetta. $500 gift certificate. Sew
eral vote prizes will also be given.
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

BUY MEYERS BREAD
Arkansas State press., 1949-03-25

BUY THE BREAD WITH THE
MEYERS JOLLY BAKER BOY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
DIR. Duchacek ma Yale.

Universita Yale v New Ha-
ven, Conn. prijala "a elena ia
kulty politickych we'd DIR. Two
Duchacka, byvaleho poslance
esl. parlamentu a predsedu "a
hranicnfho vyboru Narodnlho
shromazden1 v letech 1915
1913.
DR.. Duchacek, ktery Sc ma
rodil roku 1913 v Prostejove,
bvl pred valkou dopisovatelem
"Lidovych novin" Par1zi.a "a
valky prednostou kabinetu mi
nistra DIR. Ripky V csl. minister
stvu zahranicn1ch vec1 v Lon
dyne. Byl rovnez poradcem
predsedy csl. vlady exilu
Monsignora sramka " letech
194O-1945. Ke konci valky
pdGsobil jake spojovac1 dustoj-
nix II s. sboru americke arma-
dy generala George Pattona V
Nemecku a pax V Plzni.
Prvni cast pTednasek DIR. Du-
chacka ma Yale Dude zamere-
ma vyhradne k politickemu 9
diplomatickemu vyvoji v "a
padnf Europe. Druha cast
prednasek Dude Sc tykat pre-.
devsfm Podunaj1.
Behem leta 1949 Dude DIR
Duchacek prednaset letn1n
semestru Kolleje mesta New
Yorku (C.C. N. W o vyvoj
|vlad. politickych stran a ideo.
|logii v zapadn1 a vychodn1 E.
vrope.
DR.. Duchacek odesel do ext
lu hned pc komunistickem pu.
|ci. Pc krats1m pobytu We Fran.
eli, kde Sc v6noval socialn1. pra.
ci We prosp6ch csl. bezenc6
prijel do USA. 1castnil Sc pc
rad O ustavenl Rady svobodne
no Ceskoslovenska a je clenen
vyboru Rady.
Pred vanoci podnikl pred
naskovou cestu pc Spojenycl
lStatech, pfi n1z seznamoval a
merickou verejnost S csl. zahra
nicni akcf a S problemy stfedn
Evropy. K. S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22

Widen. = Rumunska vlada
Sc ujala iniciativy pri sledova-
nj ruske politiky, Poole ktere
by mel byt povolen Nemc1m
navrat do zemf vychodn1 Evro-
by, odkud byli vystehovani
koncem valky.
Do ruske okupacn1 zony Ne
mecka pribyla rumunska repa-
triacn1 mise a pfemlouva
N6mce, pochazejicf z Rumun-
ka, ably Sc vratili do Rumun-
cka. Dalsf repatriacnf mise
zahaj1 "a nedlouho cinnost v
Rakousku, kde zije ma $4,000
N6mcG z Rumunska. Jde pri
tom hlavne O Nemce re Sedmi-
hradska, kter6 bylo jiz 20 pr
vnf svetov6 valce pfivteleno k
Rumnsku. Ma sc "a to, re Sc
mnoho Nemc1 do Rumunska
vratf, kdyz Sc jim dosud nepo-
daTilo V Nemecku a v Rakous-
ku hospodarsky zakotvit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Komunisticka prode;na Darex

Ma Vaclavskem namest1 v
Praze je zTfzena zvlastnf pro-
dejna, ktera Sc test velke pT1-
mi komunist1. Komunisticke
panstvo potira americky kapi-
talismus tim, re tam Ia anne
ricke dolary nakoupene zbozi
vybira. Zbozf urcene pro ex-
port je tady v teto prodejne k
dostanf pouze "a dolary a ma
glicke libry. I kdyz komunis-
tie nenavidi vsechno re zapa-
du jak nejv1ce dovedou, uni 81
teto prodejny velmi vazit. Ruz-
nymi inseraty i We zdejsich lis
tech shani komunisticka vlada
pr1znivce, kteff by zde sklada-
Ii dolary, ktere dostane zivno-
stenska banka. Jindy oblfbe-
nj komuniste dostanou poukaz,
protoze pry ten, ma ktereho
poukaz dosel. toto zbozi nepo-
trebuje." Komuniste .jsou ii
"nejpotrebnejs1" Tide, zvlaste
kdyz jde o neco z Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Irsko stale Sc svobodnou repu-
bIikou DO $50 letech.

Dublin. - Irsko patti opet
Trim pc 78O letech pod anglic-
kou vladou.
10. dubna minutu pc IL. no.
dine anglicke dominium Irsko
stale sc svrcohvan0u Irskou re-
publikou.
Zvony vyzvanely, della hfme-
la, salvy pusek strlleny a sta
.tisfce Ird tancilo a zpfvalo ma
ulicich. Vsude vlaly narodni
prapory - bile, oranzove a re
lene.
Tato irska republika je two
|rena &c z 80 okresu ostrova
lSest severnich okres6 odhlaso.
valo v dnorovych volbach, Il
z6stanou u Velke Britanie. A
lie tisice obyvatel Ulsteru slt
ma Jill, ably pomahali oslavo
watt.
| kral George VI, ktery 81
zrekl vsech narok1 jake pano'
mix Irska, postal blahopfan
svym byvalym poddanym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Predbezne ornament zabav.

" sobotu, 80. dubna "Ma-
iovou Zabavu" porada "Po-
krok" v Delnickem Dome.
V sobotu, 7. kvetna: 95tl-
lete Vyrocf Zalozenl Jednoty
&. S. A. a Dude o%slavena Velko-
radem G. S. A. Statu Mary
land V Delnickem Dome.
" nedeli, 8. kvetna pofa-
da "Pitch-In- Party' Rieger
Klub Osady sv. Vaclava We
svych klubovnfch mlstnostecn
Budove, ron Madison
a Duncan ulic.
" sobotu, Ia. kvetna pc,
"Stoleckovou Zabavu~
Patronat.
" nedeli, Is. kvetna O.
krskove zavody zactva v So
kolovne Curtis Bay. Pc zaVo-
dech Sokolska Veselice.
" nedeli, 5. cervna eve
refine Cvicenf" v Belcamp po-
rradaj1 Sok. Jedn. Okrsku zupy
Vychodnl.
" nedeli, II. cervence
Vyrocnf Vylet do Annapolis,
Md. porada Csl. Amer. Ustreol
w ashingtonske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Holandsko znovu buduje sve
valecne lod'stvo.

Vd4C(AAO
Londvn. - HolandskO ma
ma domacf pGde jen nepatrny
pocet pozemnich brannych sill,
asi 10000 muzn ma vsak V
Indonesii. Hlavn1 pozornost
venuje vsak Holandsko znovu
vybudovani sveho valecneho
lodstva ktere Sc letos ma jafe
dcastnf spolecnych manevr1
namoTnich sill evropskych statu
Holandske valecne lodstvo
bylo v roce 1912 rozbito V In
donesii pocetne znacne silnej-
sim lodstvem japonskym. Ho-
landane koupili cd Anglie le-
tadlovou LODI O $4,000 tunach
a postavili sami 2 lehke kriz-
Milky O $500 tunach, Z torpe-
doborcn a 8 ponorek a Tadu
malych lodi, jak delove cluny,
|fregaty, minonosky, minolovky
a korvety.
We stavbe v holandskycf
lodenicfch jsou 2 kfizn1ky {
$500 tunach a 8 torpedobor.
Gu S vytlakem $500 tun. Stav'
ba dals1ch 6 torpodeborcG ma
byt zahajena CO nejdflve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Francie chce zavrit z tovaren
ma letadla.

Par1z. - FrancouZska VIA
da sc usnesla zastavit povoz v
z leteckych tovarnach, vlast-
nenych vladou nebo vratit je
do soukromeho majetku. Opa-
trent to Sc ukazalo nutnym, a.
by byl snizen schodek vladn1-
no leteckeho prGmyslu. Opa-
trent to vsak vzbudilo velkou
nelibost jak u komunistu tax
u socialnlch demokratu, ktefi
isou tim sp1se nespokojeni pro
to. re mali sve zastupce We
Wade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Sportovn1 Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.
THE MATCH OF THE YEAR
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
or ADMISSION.

OF ADMISSION.
Pro prristf 1tery, dine 26. dub
ma Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
kffzkovych zapasd V Coliseum
prripravuje velice zajlmavy
program ma kteremz 1cikovati
budou vynikajfc1 zapasnlci.
V hlavnlm zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu l porazky
zapasiti budou:
Frank Sexton, 236 10. re Sc
dalia, Ohio Worlds Heavy
weight Champion) VS.. Primo
Camera, 27O ID. z Italie (For-
mer Worlds Boxing Champion
Leading Contender for Worlds
Title).
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Maurice LaChappelle, French
Canadian) a Marvin Mercer,
2O2 Id. z Reading, Pa. utkajf
Sc $ Michael Leone (Italian
Terror) a Abe Stein, 218 10. z
Hollywood.
Vitezf z1skati must 2 vltez-
stvf re 3 utkanl.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkujl
Dutch Schweigert, 220 ID. z
Camden, N. J. VS.. Chief Little
Wolf, Navajo Indian) z Tri-
nidad, Col.
Abe Coleman, 22O ID. (Je-
wish Hercules) VS.. Charro
Aztec, 228 Id. z Mexika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
~Nespokoienost delnictva
" GS.R. vzrHsta.

Nespokojenost v delnickych
vrstvach vzrGsta. Pracujlcl
lid haste kritisuje rozhlas,
URO vladnf cinitele, kterym
nikdo medal pravo k tomu, a
by pri kazde prllezitosti HASA
Ii, re "pracujfcf lid to zada".
Delnici protestujf mnohdy vel
mi ostfe i ma ulicfch takove W.
roxy a rfkajf, re je pronaseji
ii, kteff v zivote sami nikdy mic
nedelali a dnes zavadej1 novo-
dobou komunistickou Slechtu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Gangsteri radi " Kantonu.

Kanton, Gina. = Policejnl
straz byla umistena v nekolika
zdejsfch prednfch filmovych
divadlech, jez obdrzely hroz-
by, re budou vyhozena do po-
vetff. Gangstefi zadajf cd jed
notliveho divadla $1,000 az
$4,000 ga ochranu". Divadlo
Grand bylo poboreno pumou,
ktera poranila II lidi, kdyz O.
deprelo zaplatiti dine 10. dub
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Britske delostrelectvo Sc stshu.
huie do Nizozemska.

Brussel, Belgie. = Diva brit
ske oddly tezkeho protiletec-
keno delostrelectva S 1plnou
valecnou vybavou Sc odstehu-
il prrfstiho mes1ce do Belgie a
Holandska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Podzemni hnuti " &. S. r.

Podzemni hnut1 sc V Cesko-
slovensku Sri. Vstupuj1 do to-
hoto hnutf i start komuniste,
kteT1 prohledli osemetnou hru,
jaka sc S mimi hraje. Ma ar
neni rovnez plneho spo-
lehnuti a vojenske oddly sta
novene Ike strezenf hranic ma
zapade byly odvolany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Humor "a zeleznou oponou.

Londyn. - sla Marta Gott-
wafdova S Martickou vnuckou
ma Matejskou pout. Poole ira
dice 81 koupila trumpetku.
Pride domG a podava il dedo-
vi: "Dede, foukni!"
Pov1da deda Element smut
ne: ga bych foukl, ale kam?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Jugoslavsti hornici dostali
nravo ma uniformu.

Belehrad. - Jugoslavsti hor-
nfci, kter1 pracovali rok v do
lech a svolili tam pracovati ma
dale, budou mlti pravo ma no.
Semi uniformly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22

Vrazova, zastupkyns
Relief for Czechoslo-
zatcena a uveznena ko-
munisty v Praze dine 9. dubna
byla z vazby propustena pc
zakroku americkeho
velvyslance.
81. Vrazova byla v Ceskoslo-
vensku 20 cele tri posledni ro-
ky. Odjela tam kratce pc skon-
Geni valky jake zastupkyne
pomocne organisace American
Relief for Czechoslovakia a
m6la v Ceskoslovensku dozor
pTi rozdelovan1 americke po-
moci, sestavaj1cl z potravin,
Satstva a leciv darovanych A
mericany. Koncem r. 1916 Sc
vratila 81. Vrazova Ike kratsi-
mu pobytu do Ameriky, kde
stravila nekolik tydnG a odjela
pax opet do Prahy.
81. Vrazova psala sve matce
pf. Waste Vrazove, re kvet-
nu ocekava dals1 pomocnou
zasilku z Ameriky a re Sc pax
vratf dom1 v cervnu, protozc
ieji poslani v CeskoslovensKu
ie skonceno. Jeji matka, pl.
Vrazova, ktera bydli v Berwy-
nu. stravila v Ceskoslovensku
IA mesic1 a vratila Sc do Anne
.diky v Tijnu minuleho roku ma
sledkem nesnesitelnych pome
RI v Ceskoslovensku.
81. Vrazova byla zatcena We
sve 1Tadovne 9. dubna.
Pc zakrocenl americkehc
velvyslance u csl. vlady, byla
Vlasta Adela Vrazova propu.
stena z vysetfovac1 vazby. 81
Vrazova zatelefonovala tute
zrpavu sve tete, p1, Auguste
Psenkove do Berwyn, jimz ia
Ike sdelila, re Dude donna "a
tydny.
Poole zpravy United Press
csl. vladnf urady vyrozumely
americkeho velvyslance 10
sepha j. Jacobse, re 81. Vlasts
Vrazova byla propustena v "a
mu lepSich vztah1 mezi obems
zememi. Velvyslanec Jacob
vsak sdelil, re csl. policie stale
ieste tvrdf, re V. Vrazova 81
dopoustela spionaze.
Vlasta Vrazova Sc odebral;
ma americke velvyslanectv1 p'
celotydennfm pobytu We vyse
trovaci vazbe.
Zdenek Fierlinger. names
tex pfedsedy vlady, ktery. "a
stupuie zahranicnlho ministr;
DIR. Vladimira Clementise, o
znamil velvyslanci jacobson
propusteni 81, Vrazove. Fierlin
ger, ktery byval kdysi csl. Wy
|slancem We Washingtonu, j
dnes V Ceskoslovensku vseo
becne povazovan "a nejvetslh'
zradce sve vlasti a zaprodanc'
Moskvy.
Je proto krvavou ironil
kdyz prave Fierlinger mluvl
zlepseni vztahd mezi obem;
cement, protoze to byl on, kite
Try svou zradou demokratic
kych idealu Sc nejv1ce pficino
val a pricinuje o prohlubovan
rozkolu mezi Spojenymi Stat,
a Ceskoslovenskem.
Uveznenfm Vrazove 81 ko
munisti neposlouzili. Ona "a
stupovala mas zdejs1 csl. anne
Tricky lid, jehoz milodary mel,
slouziti pro pomoc detem a tr
pfcfm We stare vlasti bez rozdi
lu politickeho neb nabozenske
no prislusenstv1!
Prlpad Vlasty Vrazove otev
rel oci mnohym nasim kraja
Mum, kteTi dosud jaksi sympa
Itisovali S nynejsim komunistic
kym rezimem v Ceskosloven
Isku, ktery je We skutecnost
rezimem n%esvobody ale naslll
; "Cin certu dobre, peklem s
-lti odmen1"!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22

Anne Lawler volala dnes ra-
no oheldne kostelnl vecere
pTisti tFden. Chtela, ably kaz-
da z mas ma vyboru zavolala
jisty pocet lidf, tax abychom
v6d6ly, kolik jich asi PRIDE.
Kdyz jsem pc snidani umyla
nadobi, usedla jsem k telefo-
nu a zapocala volati jednu o.
sobu "a druhou. Byla jsem
IL ctvrteho jmena ma me listi-
ne, kdyz jsem 81 vzpomnela
ma ostatni lidi sa me party
lince. Zde bych byvala pou-
lila linku bez preruseni pc
patnact minut. Coz kdyby
nekdo jiny ma lince potrebo-
val zavolati.
Netreba podotknouti, re jsem
Timed prerusila mil "volacl
marathon. Pozdeji behem
dine zavolam zbyle osoby,
jednu pc druhe, ale vzdy $
nskolika minutovou pfestav-
kou.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company of Balti-
more City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22

Far too many of your dream have
a habit of vanishing into thin air. But
that doesn't have 10 happen to you.
You can hold onto your dreams and
have them come true at just the right
time to enjoy them most. The answer
is-invest in U. S. Savings Bonds. They
are a sure, safe investment, for your
money grows and i'm ten years you get
back 81 for every $3 you put down
now. There are two automatic ways of
getting onto safe financial ground and
that is through the Payroll Savings
plan where you work, or if self-em-
pIoyed, the Bond-a-Month Plan where
ro,, hank. US. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-22
Indonesie zada pIjcku.

Manila. - Indoneska repu-
blika pozadala vladu Filipin o
pdjcku 100000 peso (asi
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

would put in Henry meIemore'
the economic and social life OF
our nation. Bankers wouldn't be
tending to their banks but would
be off somewhere practicing the
Split T formation. Scoutmasters
wouldn't be in the woods, teach
ing their young charges all about
shrubs and insect stings and how
to build fires so that smoke gets
in your eyes no matter where you
sit, but would be States away
dousing themselves with liniment
and throwing shovel passes.
Sober Fear Changes.
Mothers would be absent from
the kitchen and the nursery, risk
ing life and limb to hit pay-dirt
with a forward pass caught on
the dead run. The life of the ma
ton would be changed complete
ly, and sober-minded thinkers
fear the change wouldn't be for
the best.
To understand the rapidity with
which Bowl games have increased,
one has only to remember that it
wasn't so many years ago that
any one wanting to see a Bowl
game had to go to California and
the Rose Bowl. Now, on New
Years Day, there is hardly q
home in the country that is more
than half a dozen miles from a
game. Given clear weather. and
most home owners will be able to
stick their heads out of a living
room window and see Bowl teams
in action.
The vast increase in the number
of games has added nightly to
the expense of predicting the out
come of the games. There was
time when I could get all the
information I needed to pick the
losers by an outlay of only a
few thousand dollars.
But now. with everybody and
his brother playing, from here
to Honolulu, the cost has become
terrific. In a few seconds I am
going to make my selections for
the games coming up, and to
gather the facts I need to be 100
per cent wrong I must have spent
upwards of $637 ,429.13. Wires.