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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Zprava z baltimorske hlavni
poStY.

Postmistr N. A. Sibley ozna-
mule, re 2. ledna " pondeli)
budou veskere postovn1 1fadov-
nv uzavfeny a take nebude
zadna donaska iak v meste tax
/ ma venkove. Ma hlavn1 poste
Dude pouze otevreno Registry
Section (oddelen1) a Firm Mail
Delivery Window pro parcel
post a znamky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
z uTadovny
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association.

V patek, dine 16. prosince
Czechoslovak = American Civic
Assn konala svoji radnou roc
nj sch6zi "a cetne 1casti Glen
silva. Hlavnfm bodem rokova-
nj byIo znovu-odhadnutf majet-
XII V nasem distriktu. Mas pred
soda p. Alois Svehla pfednesl
vse, O Gem bylo rokovano v
mestske rade, jaka je situace a
lax tato zalezitost pokracuje.
Doufame, re vse dobFe dopad-
ne u odvolacfho soudu, kde jest
nynf celia ~zalezitost dana k roz-
hodnutf. Nase associace vsak
nepTestane dale pracovati.
z ~dradovny Assesment1 bylo
nam Teceno, re. nejake sn1zen1
bylo povoleno vsem tenn, kter1
PROFESSIONAL a appelovali zvyse-
nj odhadG. Bude-li zadano dali
81 snizenf, must vetsina V kaz-
dem bloku znovu uciniti odvo-
lanf. Nebude-li zadostem Wy
hov6no, pax zGstanou odhady
lax jsou. Vyz1vame vsechny
krajany ably nadale professional
Ii a podavali odvolanf do statnl
odhadovaci komise!
Pr volbach byli vsichni nasle-
dujfcf znovu-zvoleni: p. Alois
Svehla, pTedsedous .p~ VaclaVI
J. Walls, mfstopreds.; p. Josef
Pokorny, tajemnikem p. Frank
Rdzek, pokladnikem; p. Petr
Mifkovic, strazcem. Pan Mattel
Hromadka, 1cetnik Sc vidal to-
hoto dradu k will nedostatku
casu. Ma jeho m1sto byl zvo-
len znamy krajan p. Antonfn
Stanek, mezi Mani znamy pode
im6nem Captain Andy. Jsme
jisti, re mas novy 1cetnfk Dude
zastavati pine svoje povinnosti
a my mu pfejem hodne zdaru.
Doufame, re b6hem pristine ro-
ku da Sc k nam mnoho novych
clenG a take mas novy 1cetnik
Dude pine zamestnan.
Do Vykonneho Vyboru byli
zvoleni nasleduj1cf pp.: Karel
Bittman, Ladislav Franc1k, A
lois Holzknecht, Jan Kordula,
Pavel Novak, James Slechta,
Vaclav Svec, Josef Itch, John
VIZ VoliS TannS "Dan" Va1iS q
Gerard zitn1k.
Milym prekvapen1m V nasl
sch6zi byl Vldp. Josef F. Vetro-
wee, faraT Osady sv. Vaclava,
ktery byl nam v nekolika pod
nicfch napomocen. Vldp. byl
prftomnym pTedstaven a poza-
dan by k nam promluvil. V ieho
zajfmave a poucne feci ujistil
mas, re sc velice zaj1ma o nas1
organisaci a mestske zalezitos-
ii. Ma konec nam blahopfal k
dsp9chu a vybfdl mas abychom
v nasf praci nadale pokracova-
Ii. Mast schGzi take 'navst1vila
delegace nasf zenske odbocky
v cele s predsedkou pf. Annou
Cvachovou. z jejich prftomno-
stf isme nell take radost.
Ufednfci nasf associace pref
vsem clenGm a clenkyn1m a
vsem ctenaT1m naseho mileho
'Telegrafu"
STASTNY A WESLEY
ATnT+ DOT 1nEnI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Pestovatele kvstin vykazuji
znacny wrist obchodu.

San Francisco. - Pestovate-
lie kvetin V oblasti zalivu San
Francisco umeli "a poslednl 3
leta zvysit obsah sveho obcho-
du ma $50, OOO,O 900 rocne, hlav-
nj zasluhu O to ma letecka do
prava kvetin, jak byla ma siro-
KEN podklade zavedena pred
3 lety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
n ( /.

S novorocnfm pfanfm pfichazfm dneska:
At Vas jenom k stestl vede zit1 stezka
vsechny bez rozd1lu, jak zde spolu jdeme,
nez Sc ma ~rozcesti zitf rozejdeme.
A kdo z Vas ma jeste tajne pfanf vfele,
DO nemz dychti duse, srdce rozechvele:
At Novy Rok da tez, ably dosly Gle
uslechtilych srdci tuzby uslechtile!
Take svet ma dosud nesplnene pranf,
neb O m1ru neni nikde ami zdan1:
Toz at Sc tez svetu splnf ~nesplnene
a mad lidstvem celym at mir duhu sklene!
F. l.. MUSIl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Dem. Klub Ceskych MladikG
z. WardY

porada "Open House" v Klubu
200 Ashlnd Ave. Cd 2 do 6
hodin vecer ma Novy Rok. 1. le-
dina 1850 pro cleny a jeiich pTa-
tele. (Pouze pro muze).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Oar ma Ceskou Skolu.

K ucten1 pamatky p1. Aloisie
Rysankove darovali DR.. VIM. j.
a Viktorie Rysanek $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
Mccarran Is Hopeful
On Lifting Of Blockade

Senator McCarran. Democrat. OF
Nevada Saturday night expressed
optimism over early lifting Of the
Berlin blockade. but defined 1t as
a move ito draw our thoughts to-
ward Berlin and take them OF Of
Asia"
Speaking before three Washing
ton chapters Of Phi Alpha Delta.
national legal fraternity. at the
Hotel Statler. he warned that Red
hordes from the North are driving
democracy out Of China"
His speech--a plea for the
United States moral support Ito
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

the great masses striving for
democracy in Asia came after
his initiation into the fraternity.
Judge Douglas l. Edmouds Of the
California Supreme Court and
Supreme Justice Of the national
fraternity. Representative Peter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

Chile shortly will have four new
wooden mills producing combed
yarn.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10

uniform vital statistics program for Alaska took another step forward with approval of rules and regula tons by the Board of Health in Juneau recently.
 These regulations will go into effect within thirty days Goal of the program is complete and accurate registration of all births deaths stillbrths and adop tonS and to make these available to properly concerned individuals Steps toward this goal will include prepar ation of instruction manuals and field work with missoners, community leaders and the public.
 At public hearings representatives of veterans groups pointed the need for free copies of records for veter ans claims Allowance granted by the Board of Health for furnishing copies directly to the agency cerned.
 Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, Commissioner of Health and Registrar of Vital Statistics said that detailed statistics will be great help to the guidance and evauaton of the Terrtorys public health program For example if statistics from town shows high number of infant deaths concentrated efforts be made to investigate the problem.
 The newlyformed Bureau of Vital Statistics is under the direction of Francis Kester consultant loan from the National Office of Vital Statistics Mimeo- graphed copies of vital statistics regulations will be to all commissioners, and individual copies may be obtained from the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Box 1881 at Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
BPOE Grand Ruler To Ketchikan

SEATTLE, (P)-Emmett A. An derson, grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks is leading a group of Elks which sailed on the Aleutian to Ketchikan Saturday. He will offi- ciate at the ceremonies dedicating a new $780, ,0O0 Elks club building in Ketchikan. .-.
 His wife is accompanying him.
 Past grand exalted ruler, Judge Frank T. Lonergan of the Oregon State circuit court and Mrs. Lon ergan are in the party. Judge Lon ergan will make the main speech of the conclave which is expected to attract club members from all sections of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK

This week is being observed all the nation as Fire Prevention Week and every one is urged to give some thought to the subject. .......
 It is estimated that fires burn up $2 900 in pro- perty and take approximately thirty lives every tWen- v-our hours Not all of this could be prevented but much of it is the result of negligence careessness and plain foolishness.
 The purpose of fire Prevention Week is to call to the of every one the danger of fire hazards and to urge cry inspect their premises for the purpose of making them less likely to encourage fire.
 Oc 9th the anniversary of the Chicago fire of 1871 and bringing closer to home 15 years ago Nome was in ruins and awaiting relief ships to start rebuilding
 The University of Alaska Extension Service classlfes fires into three classe A-FreS involve wood trash pa per and combustile materials and be fought with water sand and soda acid type of fire exnguisher B. Frecs include gasoline, kerosene grease and oil They should be smohered with ordinary baking soda or car bon doxide foam approved eXtinguishers. C-Fires are electrical fires moorS generators etc. and can be smothered with ordinary baking soda carbon doxide or other extngushers approved for this type of fire.
 According to records out of every 10 businesses which suffer serious fires reopen their doors
 Let's strive to have good record of few fires this year.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
AFL Plans To Steal CIO Members

ST. PAUL, Minn. (P)-The AFL Saturday embarked on a plan to carve huge membership chunks from the CIO toward achieving a figured 1000, 0,O0O-member gain in 1850.
 Key officials of the American Federation of Labor said privately they expect to pick up big parts of CIO unions, when the factional scrap in the CIO comes to head, as may happen soon.
 A showdown between the CLOS left wing and the right wing ele- ments is shaping up for the CIO convention at Cleveland later this month. CIO president Philip Mur- ray has threatened his left wing union leaders with expulsion.
 Labor circles expect the result to be a splintering up of the CLOS major unions, with the CIO trying to salvage as many members as possnble and repudiated left wing leaders trying to drag large mem- bership groups from the CIO.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
WALRUS CLUB DANCE WELL ATTENDED

The Walrus Club held the fir of its winter dances last Saturds evening at the Nevada Loun, with a good crowd in attendanc Splendid music is reported | Phyllis, Pugh, Woodbury Abb' and Helen Cherry.
 A. full report of the party VI be given at the next meeting the Walrus Club on Thursday ev ming at the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10

Henry slaves with his electric See abOve) As radio newscaer reports that Henrys state is preparing to increase income taxes and impose general sales tax on everything anyone buys Henry saps his oWls handful of bay rum (price: $130 tax, 21c).
 He dresses quickly, hurriedly fastening cuff links (price $3 50 7c and tie clasp price 5O tax 3Oc) puts his Swiss wrist watch price S6O tax $12) and brefcase price SIS; tax $360) which carries papers
 from his real estate office including deed property valued at $3 0O0; stamp tax $330).
 In the kitchen he's just in time to snatch two slices of bread from the electric tOaSter (prlce Sl6 tax S32O
 life his coffee from the gas stove (price $19O tax $19 and grab glass of fruit juice from the refrigerator (price $500; tox $30).
 glance out of the window shows it's raining, he calls to his wife (marriage license ,$2) to telephone (monthly bill $12 $2 O5) for taxi Too many other people want taXlS on wet morning so Henry gets out his own (price $18O0 tax $195) and drives opera tors license, SD to the railroad station.
 Henry reaXes at the station with cigarette (prce per pack Sc; Federal tax 7c), lit by match (taX 2 per 1O0O) Aboard the train Henry gives the conductor his ticket (prce 85c tax 13c and settles down hand of bridge with three crOnies using of course deck of cards (price 4Oc; tax, l3c)
 In the city his way the office Henry stops to buy
 roll of camera film (price $2O; tax 5c) that he prom Sed his (brth registration SD and the lipstick (price $1; 2Oc) he promised his wife Because there friends coming to his house in the evening" he buys bottle of whiskey (price $230; tax, $26O). Arriving eventually at the office Henry sighS (no taxD and settles to days work (annual income 000 Federal and state income tax $51O) If he works for the rest of his fe he will be able to provide the government with handsome slice of inheritance tax And he dies in state that is fscally tolerant he take comfort in the thought that his casket provided it costs less than $10O-will be exempt from any sales tax.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
DEATH AND TAXES
Waynesboro (Ga) True Citizen

Waynesboro (Ga) True Citizen ,j
 All The Livelong Day: Henry Suburban reaches out at am of bright morning to turn off the alarm clock (price $5, tax, SD. Accompanied by the trebling of birds he climbs weary out of bed (price $195 annual personal property tax 75c) walks across the floor of his $80OO house (annual general property tax monthly bilD which lights the bulb (price 20c;tax lc
 Tlailsic from bedroom radio (price: $50; tax $3)
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
The Coastal Monarch.

of the season is reported to be ar irving in St. Michaels on Oct. 18th and in Nome on Oct. 20th, accord ing to advises received by Bill Wood, local agent of Alaska Steamship Go.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-10
Youngest Bishop Tells Conditions In Alaska

SAN FRANCISCO, (F) - The youngest bishop in the Protestant Episcopal church, who pilots his own plane over his vast diocese in Alaska. talks enthusiast y about a job he finds both active and exciting.
 The Rt. Rev. William T. Gordon, Bishop of Alaska, is 3l and built like a football player. He had to wait three months, after he was adjudged prepared, to be conse- crated as a bishop, because church cannons fixed 30 as the minimum age.
 His work covers 5000 Indian, Eskimo and white communicants, two hospitals, l3 priests, numer- ous schools and lay workers. His enemies are tuberculosis, the de mon rum, and the unsettled state of AlaSka's postwar population.
 Families of 10 to 12 keep house in one-room igloos," he said. With the crowding, the T.B. rate is fantastic.
 Last year one of our doctors and I flew all over the diocese, trying out a new TB. vaccine that may save thousands of lives"
 He said there is nothing unusual in his piloting his super Piper Cub plane.
 "Alaskans do more flying per capita than anybody else" he eX- plained. Besides, the dog team is expensive and outmoded. I used to travel 5000 miles in a dog sled when I was a priest at Pt. Hope, 400 miles north of Nome. But dogs eat pounds of meat a day.
 Winter flying is fine, but it's not good to venture out when the temperature gets under thirty be- low"
 The Alaskan frontier needs the church's settling influence,' ,' Bishop Gordon declared.
 "One of our hardest problems is the influx of army and civilian workers" he said. Away from home, they tend to let down. There is so little for them to do. No won der every other building in Fair banks, where my wife and I live is a bar"
 Liquor is the greatest single trouble-maker among Alaska's set. tied Indians, in the bishops opin. ion.
 "Unscrupulous traders peddle i' to the tribes, who cant resist drink up their wages, and become easy victims to tuberculosis" saiC he. "As for the Eskimos, they liVt borderlin existence, bound to tn, sea, in a struggle for survival" Bishop Gordon went to flask from Virginia Seminary as priest in 1923. He met his wife-to be on the boat from Seattle. H feels definitely settled in his pos "Alaskans are real people-hap py, free and easy" he declaret '"1t's hard to get them into churc the first time, but once they're they're 100 per centers. No swan Easter Sunday Christians there. '1 really love Alaska it repre- sents a tremendous challenge fc our church. But we need volur teers badly-footloose and fanc free young men who aren't afrai of hard work "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

Th@ rsm5@rs o. me Alpha Kappa sorority donated
5co = ne Dstror department Of recreation LAST week
They peeted tns me should be used purchsSe
playground equipment Providing additional equipment
. eet re demands by ire youngsters who viii the
Fairgrounds IN eonsssteo neghoorhoods very good
rnsng
TINS ver excellent contribution BY fine group Of
ne, es-cerce that they Interested direct
ca c-rn ,.yene delinquency. Instead Of limiting their
.s-. sSsr- delinquency the conference level they
CEN rstrsed sincerity by doing deeds This should
bs o..o~sd by o,ner organizations.
We rave the highest praise for the members Of the
Ak They the thanks Of the people
= or community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

United States apparently out
70 feed the world. the chances
ere that ne will De making
SUCH a LIVING for q long time.
The Government Is falling
over backwards TO help the
farmer with subsidies and
with city life being what Il .
tho houses. not too many good
JOBS. etc.. little place IN the
hills may be just what you are
looking for.
Vol don't have 70 WORRY
about not knowing from VIVA,
side you approach a Cow n
order 10 milk her. Under the
CT bill you can go 10 school
now and be taught Just what
10 do in order 10 make dig
contented cows give plenty Of
milk.
And. as the VA Official
points out. banks are more lib
sral IN making loans 70 farm
property these DAYS than they
are 10 make loans on CITY pro-
perry and other CT risks.
Then. too. there Is the add
ed feature Of the CT oil known
as the on-the-fsrm training.
With or without going 10
school you can 60 70 your IA
vorite farmer and a job from
him In an on-the- JOB framing
capacity and learn farming
first hand which the govern
ment pays your subsistence al
lowance and also paws the
farmer for training you
And last but not least. there
Is the feature Of the CT loan
set aside for vets who a. into
business on their own.
Under this provision. II YOU
buy your own farm and fail 70
make az least 500 month
profit. Uncle Sam will give you
in cash the difference between
what you actually made and
500 just 10 show YOU that he
believes you can do II
Down ou the farm they are
asking for YOU. Joe Think II
over. II might be just where
YOU belong.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

:. How car ..oerss vcu
aga "a; srti-se EreEsio.7 arc
az. iscrsrnlnsi.cr sr5sr,c-
r-eris II ne face c. .ors Sc
res O. cecisols oy ire Cr,t-
e States Supreme Court
sz&rs, Segregation arc c-s-
cr5-lrst.or. winch ne en-isr.-
srsc eeneru u TIE SCUM
sfs accepting and putting N
u p-sciiee
: ic~ can ire j u<fslS sx-
Fsr e inei. constituents ana
ccnsclertes ,Esi iney re-v-rsx-
sr ne Southern b.sois %. ire
50. CT responsibility tor PCS
soc cetest CT erasc-ls;c. Of
rc-sirs ard education leglsia-
;--. even % the extent Of
-r.rz.rE .crir extrsysssrt
ryssse for one Of ine,r nun Ger.
Paul Douglas Of Illinois from
tire Quarterback Of The fiji
buster seaInst civil nights,
Ricrsrc Russell. Of Ca
;. How w'ill they excuse the
irevits oie conSec .ences q de-
fes; a. the non 50 greesiion
amendment - tia. retuss Of
Congress 70 prohibit segrega-
ton ana determination Will %
interpreted by scre admins
traitors Of the Federal aid 10
housing arc education laws.
IN the Scrtr ss well as the
South. &c affirmative approval
OF segregation and discrn.na-
ton
Mr.. WHITE calls for ar an
swer 70 these and otner cues
tions OF similar tenor rom
Senator'S Hubert Humphrey.
Douglas Irving Ives. Wayne
Morse Claude Pepper. ard
others whom re did not speci-
ficslly name.
These questions naturally
arose out CT ire debate on ire
housing Oil. durIrs whicn
Senator Douglas won TIE
plsuciis Of me Southerners oy
leading the figh; in opposition
70 the sn;,-discririnst.on ard
antl-segregation amendments
offered by Senator John ".
Broker. Republican. Of Ohio,
en- opponent 81 Federal SUBJ
sides for house and on the anti
Segregation amendment offer
ed 70 the Federal aid 70 ecu
cation bill Senate. Henry Ca
Dor Lodge. u. Of Mass
Humphrey. Douglas Morse
and other Senators argued that
adoption OF the Broker and
Lodge amendments would in
sure defeat OF the housing and
Federal sid-,o-education oils
"a fsl.scious conclusion Sena
tor Pepper. an opponen; Of
race and religious discrirlns-
ton. has never advocated the
abolition az race Segregation.
The - liberal Senator from the
South. Senator Pepper per-
haps would be stsunch acvo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Victor Reuther Shooting

TIE shooting Of Victor Reuther. shs sdneauonal dr.
reetor o. Il. vAw-clO lar week ssock the
tirs community Ire rerson responsible for
eo~arcr sroosrs 0. ire union esdsr through the
~iroe~ q rs hone snoa.d be exposed and brought 70
trlsi
Aryo-s who hss s-o-leoS. Ct ne circumstances or
bernd ne snccrE ard refuses tsl the auno-
g--y a. ;ros< ~hc committed Il
rpor-ar, . re prsservaron o. lsr and order
z1d = confidence and .s,h have in our VARIOUS
police Authorities 'nss ire guilty arrested and
,reo soon possible.
Rewards -c.ans $4,000 ire p.rsor furnishing
;ss information rrrs.rS about ire and conviction
q re ss<silsr, G. aSssisru.
Coed er.zerh:p demands ,hs, dc or duty 70 find
ire gusl.y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

cate q TIE eAr..-s;4cr Of seq
rsSs-o1 trosr. eNery wEls o.
A-,e-.csr lie = re we're from
fcrrs State NORTH OF the Mason
arc D.xo- Ire
@ Ire group q. Senator'S
specifically named tv Mr.
Wire n calling .or az answer
- MS en- osrrsSS.ng Questions.
Sersios Ives should NJ; rave
beer irc.3cec u group. D---
INK ire ceosts on re.iner oil
Cd ne JON u ire rs-ors.iza-
tens made by Senator'S Doug
las Humphrey ar1 Morse n
explaining t1s1 opposition 20
srt.-clsc- lrrirsLon and arti-
Segregation amendments n ne
ho-slng and Federal sld-io-
ec-cstior bills.
Ire record Shows that Sens-
tor Ives vas one cf thirty-one
Senator's VINO voted for the
Bricker-Cs.n snt.-ciscrlmirs-
ton snc snt.-seEreEstion am
encreni - me House oil and
vas one of ihirty-iwo Senator'S
who voted for the Bricke- anti
discrimination amendment 10
tire same measure. The record
also shows thsf ne VAS one Of
sixteen Senators who voted for
the Lodge anti-segreEstion
amendment n the Federal aid
to-enucst.on BILL
Noreoyer during the debate
on The Lodge ant. segregation
smercnen; 70 ire Federal aid
io-ecucslon oil ne asked
Senator Humphrey an incisivs
question IN line with Mr..
whites question. winch Sena-
TO- Humphrey has not yet an
sveFsd.
During the debate on the
FEDERAL characterization bill
or May ;. Senator Ives asked
Senator Humphrey DID ne not
think i would have been bet
ter 20 nave fought OF; tire IS
sue Of segregation in housing
70 q CONCLUSION when the
housing oil was before the
Senate
A little later in Their col
locuy. Senator Ives asked
Does not the Senator rom
Minnesota (Mr. Humphrey
feel ins; or some Of these
questions where the matter
Of discrimination is al stake.
and where J might point out
IL properly beongs: the mat
Ter should be fought 70 a final
conclusion q ascertain exact
Is row ire Senate stands on
these questions
This question asked By Ser
sior Ives. along with the CUES
lion posed by Mr. White might
properly De asked every Re-
publican and Northern Demo
cratic Senator. 7, might be
well for the NAACP 70 SUP
nit these questions - each 81
them in writing. Their answers
would be interesting al least