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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-15
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lprapor komunismu v ocekava-
nj lehc1ho zivota v novem sve-
v kterem nebude pant ami
zebrakd. Avsak pral bych
Yam, drazi krajane, videti, a
slyseti dnes tento svedeny lid,
ktery tax zklaman mad tesfn-
|skymi jabl1cky, stava Sc dnes
nejvets1m nepr1telem komunis-
mu. Mezi temito byli tez tisi-
ce hitlerovych obdivovatel1,
ktefi pc valce, ably unikli "a sve
zlociny spravedlnosti, razem
sc uchylili pod ochranna krfdla
komunisticke kvocny, pod KITE
rou tito vandruj1ci Jidasove ia
Ike dtocist6 nalezli v mfre pre-
hojne, die vyroku naseho pana
predsedy vlady, ktery prohla-
lsil, re u komunistG Sc nebude
brat zfetel, co kdo d6lal "a val
ky, ale co della ted, "a vlady
komunistu.
Zasoby pc nekolika miliona-
rich byly brzy komunisty roz-
praseny, jakoz i ty zasoby, KITE
re nashromazdil mas drobny
pracovity lid pro dalsf svoje Ii
til. A ably Sc tento lid i desen-
|truj1cf byvalf komuniste nebou-
lfili, kdyz policii neb vojsku sc
neveF1 ma sto procent, pof1dilo
81 komunisticke vedeni ma re-
voltuj1cf obcany tax zvanou
delnickou milici, coz jest ia nej-
ubozenejsf zachrana, jake Sc
tonouc1 tovarysi chytajf. Jedi
nou nadejf a zachrannym pa
sem pro potapej1cf Sc lodicku
komunistickou, zIstava tn jen
sovetsky svaz, idol a majak We
lskereho komunistickeho Glove
~censtva. A take ami Hitler ne
byl tax divoce ctenou modlou
pro sve soukmenovce, jake jest
stain sc svym sovetskym sva-
zem, ktery zGstava posledn1m
1tocistem nasich komunistu,
kterf vice nez dobre vi, re il
max mas lid velmi lehko a brzy
by Sc vyporadal s jejich mad
vladou, ktera 81 pranic neZada
"a terorem hitlerovskym.
Pro vyzivu move aristokracie
ozbrojenych vsemoznych 1tva-
r1, jake i nepracujlcfch indivi-
duf, ktere nikdy mic nebudou
mfti, jsou ~zabfrany temer vse-
chny tovarny i mensi d1lny, OBJ
,lchody, divadla, jichz beztak
-Ispory. vytezek jde do statni po-
kladny pro vyseuvedene 1cely.
iIT6z ma dojfti i ma tezce pracu-
-ifcf venkovsky lid, kteremu tez
hroz1 znarodnen1 jeho drahehc
majetku, take rolnfk ma mem
dude pouhym jakymsi celedl-
-nem. Lonskeho roku zde bylC
-vzpominano stoleteho vyroct
zruseni roboty, a HE, nova je
ma obzoru. Americt1 farmafi
leo byste tomu Tikali, kdyby
> Yam vyvlastnili Vase fanny g
t Wy sc ma mich stall obycejnym
celedlny? Pro potechu by Vas
.Inazvali "narodnimi spravci' w
skutecnosti byste byli vsak pou
! hymi naden1ky. A postezova'
Isl neb hledat ochranu? Koml
a a kde, kdyz komunismus nestr
vIpi zadnou oposici a spise "a Ra
kouska jste Sc dovolali alespoi
sebemene spravedlnosti, nez z;
i vlady komunist6. Pamatujet'
Sc ma nase bourlivaky poslanc'
I've V1dni? u mas poslanec b,
nesmel oposicne ami pfpnout
a Dockali jsme Sc to jak vidit
peknych cast.
Drazi pTatele, nekolik else
tohoto listu bych musel popsat
kdybych Yam mohl zobrazit
radenf te "lidove demokracie'
u mas, jejfmiz jsme ubohyn
n zajatci, ba otroky a jen to ma
4 v1ci nj obrnelo re podobnem
Ii otroctvf jsme uvykli cd Hitlers
J. "a kterym jednou stejnym krc
} kan ma smetiste pIjde i tato ty
} ranie, zanasena k nam z ash
J., skych step1.
FL S pozdravem Vas N. \
ii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-15
Sokolska Hlidka.

" nedeli, "A. cervence bu-
de Sc konati Sch1ze Okrsku Zu-
by Vychodni V Belcamp, Md.
SchGze Dude zahajena We 2 no
diny odpol. Zastupci Jednot Sc
zadajf, ably byli v cas- pfitomni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-15

by Vychodnf Belcamp, Md.
ISch1ze Dude zahajena We 2 no.
diny odpol. Zastupci Jednot Sc
zadajf, ably byli v cas- pTitomni
Nadherny uspech americkych
SokolG " Kanade.
Kitchner, Ontario nadsene vita
|Sokoly. Zalozen1 sokolske jed
noty Kitchener, Ontario. Ma
saryktown, demokraticke srdce
kraiansk6 Kanady. Uspesny 2.
csl. den v Masaryktownu. A
merictf Sokolove pTinesli do Ka-
nady ~bratrstvf, porozumenf a
|lasku. Byv. vyslanec Nemec,
hlavnf Fecnlk slavnostl.
: Toronto, Kanada. - Krajan-
ska Kanada prozila 2. a 8. GER
vence diva krasne, vzrusuj1c1
dny bratrske, krajanske lasky
a nadseni: Sokolove z Cleve-
landu, Detroit a z Toledo zav1-
tall do provincie Ontario, kde
v meste Kitcheneru, Ontario a
V Masaryktown v Toronto W.
stoupili spolecne S torontskou
jednotou pfi csl. dnech v tech
to mistech poradanych.
V sobotu, 2. cervence vystou-
pill v Kitcheneru a v nedeli v
Toronto V Masaryktownu. PTi-
naS1me yam podrobnou zpravu
O pr1behu techto slavnostl, KITE
re v zivote krajanske Kanady
jsou dGlezitym mezn1kem a jas
nym svedectvlm, jak demokra-
ticky, tax masarykovsky a be-
neSovsky~nase4Kanada mysl1 a
citf a jak sokolska myslenka V
nj je viva a plodna, spojujicl
mas vsechny V jedno.
Toto mesto V jiznlm Ontario
profile velmi slavnou sobotu, 2.
cervence. Toho dine sc prone
milo v mesto ceske a slovenske.
Kitchenerst1 krajane seskupe-
nj kolem Csl. narodniho sdru-
zen1, pripravili zalozen1 telo-
cvicne jednoty Sokol Kitche-
merry aterloo a uspofadali svuj
prvnf csl. den.
Cd rama mesto zilo ruchem
pTijfzdejicich host1. Re staff
pTijeli Sokolove z Clevelandu
z Detroit a z Toledo, vedent
starostou zupy br. Janem Tt
chym. z Kanady Sc sem sjel:
Sokolove a krajane z Toronto
z Hamiltonu, z Burlingtonu, z
Chatham, z Guelphu, z Bata.
wy, a Niagara Falls, z Wellandu
z Dresden, z Bridgeportu, 3
Oshawy, z Trentonu, z Mon
trealu a cetnych jinych mist. z
Ottawy sem zav1tal vyslanet
Masarykovsko-b Ces
koslovenske republiky Franti
SEX Nemec, ktery byl hlavnin
recnfkem jak v Kitcheneru, tai
" Toronto, Masaryktownu.
Dopoledne br. Karel Stark
predseda Csl. narodniho sdru
zenf v Kanade polozil k pomnl
ku mrtvych pred mestskou rad
nicf venec kanadskych krajan1
a SokolG, ably uctil pamatku We
likych hrdinI. Kitchenersk,,
pomnfk padlych je opravdu "a
jimavy. Podoba Sc londynsk6
no ceneopathu a ma jedne stra
ne je do nej vytesano: "To on
glorious dead". Pc stranac.
jsou pax jmena bojist, kde v
1914-18 Kanadane bojoval
Tato bojiste jsou svedectvfr
vymluvnym, jsou to m1sta, KID
Nv prvnf mfste bojovaly tez cs
'llegie. W tam v prvn1 svetov
valce velike pTatelstvi kanac
sko-ceskoslovenske bylo spoje
no spolecnym zapasem a spc
lecnymi padlymi. Jsou to JIM
ma: Ypres, Somme, Mount So
rel, Why, Amines, Arras, Can
brai, Zeebrugge.
u pomniku stala csl. devcat
v narodnich krojfch. Hudb
krajana Tomecka z Shatham
Il odena do moravskych kr'
-ju = zahrala vhodny hudebl
= kus, behem jehoz Sc DIAL obfa
.polozenf vence. Pc tie Sc ma n;
r mestf poradal hudebnf konce
Tomeckovy hubby, ktera hra
kus nasf narodnf hudebni pr
dukce.
i, We 2 hodiny byl zapocat sla
.nostnf prdvod mestem cd ra
mice do Woodside Parku, ke
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-15

MiIou vzpominku z Chicago
naSi redakci a vSem ctenarGm
TELEGRAPH zaslal znamy kra-
ian a ucitel ceske Skolicky pan
Jaroslav Smejkal, ktery tam dli
ma dovolene.
Dfky obema "a srdecnou po-
zornost!
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiIou vzpominku z Williams
burg, Va.

nam zaslala krajanka znama
spolkova p~racovnice p1. Bozena
PaFIZkoVa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-15

Posvatne nadoby ma Televisi
budou ukazovany v nedeli, II.
cervence v 6 hodin vecer ma Te-
levisnim programu Stance
WMAR-TV Church VISIBLE.
Program Dude Tfditi Father
John J. Hart, farafdv zastupce
kostela st. Vincent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-15

Nekdo PRAGUE jake kun,
ably vydelal penize, ktere pax
rozhaz1 jake osel.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

becomes necessary.
The walls, ceilings, and floors Of
wooden bins, and cracks around
the entrance of steel bins, should
be sprayed after cleaning with one
Of the newer and highly effective
insecticides. These not only kill in
sects that they reach, but leave a
cry residue to kill insects that
come out of cracks and move over
the remaining particles. Sprays
that have been found satisfactory
for treating bins consist of $50
by weight of DDT, TIDE, methoxy-
chlor, or chlordane as emils OF
water suspensions, or an emulsion
containing 10 by weight of piper
cnyl butoxide and o.lTo of pyreth-
rims. Use 2 gallons of spray for l.
! 600 square feet of surface.
At the same time any accumla-
tions of grain, feed, bran, or scre-
enings in and around bins and fee6
rooms should be scraped loose
swept up, and destroyed. The idef
/ is to remove the insects and tht
materials in which they can breed
that would otherwise be sources
from which the newly harvested
grain would become infested.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
DAGSBORO

Mr.. aud Mrs. Clifton Holland are
the parents of baby boy, born
Tuesday, July 18th at the Lewcs
Hospital. They will call him Cliff
ten E. Holland, the 3rd Mrs Hol-
land and son returned to her home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baker and
children of Dover, spent Saturday
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clogg ana
daughter, Miss Iris Clogg, Wayne
and Beverly returned after tour
to Lynchburg, Va. and Skyline
Drive, returning by the way OF
Washington, d. c., the past week.
Nh. and Mrs. Raymond Steel and
Martha Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
inc Clogg and Wayne spent Sunday
at Cape Charles, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and
daughter, spent Sunday with their
parents, at Wilmington.
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Bunting of Bal
ltmore, were over night guests oi
his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brumbly the past week.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs
Curtis Steen in the loss of her ia.
.ther, Mr.. Ed Adkins of Williams,
Vile.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Mis-.
Mabel called on her daughter, Mrs
Mildred Cooper at Lewes, the pas
week.
Bob Long is receiving treatmen
at the Milford Hospital for injurie
received while driving a stock ca
at the races at Bridgeville rae
track, Sunday. The car was owne,
by Henry Short of Eincoln.
1 Miss Barbara Hudson spent Fri
day and Saturday with Miss I'm
Lee and Eloise West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pal Adkins of Flori
Ga, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harol
Hudson.
Mrs. Kate Watson is spendin
! some time at her home here
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Clean Up Grain
Bins At Once

Good housekeeping including
thorough housekeeping is IN order
on every farm where grain vii. be
stored within the next year, says
VIM. C. Sloan, Assistant County A
gent. Any farmer who rates his
wife a good housekeeper might
very we'll ask her to come out and
check up on the grain bins after he
has done what he thinks is a good
job. She may be able to point out
ways of getting better results in
protection of the grain from dam
age by insects that live over from
crop in cereal material that re-
mains in emptied grain bins and
start trouble when newly harves-
ted grain is stored.
An empty bin should be the sign
al for housecleaning. The earlier in
/ the season it is dCne and the bins
are sprayed the better because in
/ this this way more of the hold over
insects remaining in the bins will
be killed. In general it is just before
wheat and oat harvest that bins
ere most likely to be empty.
Mr.. Sloan says that clean bin in
surance involves two stages
cleaning and spraying.
Physical cleaning of the emptieC
bin includes vigorous sweeping
soraping needed of walls and floor
not forgetting the corners. The
sweeping should get rid of grain
meal, dust, debris, and dirt. In wo
oden bins sweep or brush alon.
! line of cracks and crevices to ge
out as much as possible of the mea
ly dust and broken and spoile,
: grain. Steel bins should be caulke,
} TO make them more weather proc
Roofs should be repaired, and wo
: oden bins should be made as tigh
as possible to make later fumigat
ions more effective if fumigatiol
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Legal Battle Looms
On $4,000 Refund
lconunusa rrom nrsE paesg


have been $4,000"
Asked whther she and her moth
er knew that the bill passed by the
General Assembly was amended 70
provide $700 instead Of the $4,000
originally requested in the bin sub
mitted in the House of Represen-
tatives, Mrs. Hayden said she
thought they had changed their
mind" She added that her mother
has been advised by various people
not to give up the money"
The check, she continued, mas
4been deposited in the RehoDoSn
T,nst Company, and some OF the
money has already been spent. Mrs.
Hayden said she doesn't know now
Rem. Kenneth D. Giyan tR) Of
sI.ewes. who introduced both the
bill and the amendment, said ne
talked with Mrs. Hayden and told
sher there is nothing he can do IN
sthe present situation.
Meanwhile, two letters from
sstate officials are on their way to
Mrs. Scott both requesting that the
SO 300 overpayment be refunded.
The office of state Treasurer VII
slard d. Boyce, which issued the
$4,000 check, sent a letter inform
King Mrs. Scott of the error, and re-
zturned. A copy of the bill in its fin
sal form was enclosed.
Daniel ]. Layton, deputy attorney
sgeneral for Sussex County, is also
swriting to Mrs. Scott to make !
ssinilar request.
Mr.. James said the state expect;
sto hear from Mrs. Scott and vii
swait a reasonable length Of time
sfor her reply before taking othei
faction.
Earlier, Secretary of State Har
sris B. Mcdowell, Jr., said the over
spayment occurred through a cler
sical error on the part of employe
sin his office who has more than i
kyears Of experience.
He said the slip was made b,
sMrs. E. w. Sylvester, who handle
Legislative bills. She has been wit
sthe present administration sine
sJanuary, and she did similar wor
for four years during the regime c
former Gov. Richard C. McMulle
sand for eight years under the ad
sministration of former Gov. {
douglass Buck.
Mr.. Mcdowell said that in tn
future his Office will issue only Gel
stified copies of bills enacted, an
that careful check of the copie
will be made in certifying them. H
added that the Office of state Aud
tor James w. w. Baker will in th
future accept only certified copit
as basis for authorizing the sta
treasurer to make payment.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
And" Expensive
With Coffee

CHICAGO -(AP)- Coffee andn
cost Alfred Ellis $282.O5. Il was
the and" that proved expensive
Ellis, who owns a store. bougbt
cup of coffee in a nearby soda
IcunIaln returned to his place and
crank 1t. Thus far he was out five
cents. Then he brought back the
cup and saucer to his store. While
ne was out, quick thieves took S2H2
from his cash register.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
u. S. Aids Greek
Communications

ATHEN - (AP) The ECA
will help the Greek government
put the country's telecommunica-
ton system on a sound technical
and financial basis. The project
was arranged at the request of the
Greek government.
Six American technicians from
the International Telephone and
Telephone Co will give for its tech
Dical assistance. They will study
the present system and will help I
ten-year plan for it s expansion
and improvement.
Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

tHt UVuSGEJ.
Are they still in the Ieague!"
That did It! The next season,
games between the two teams
were full of fireworks.
The Dodgers got their revenge
in 5-1 score. at the Polo
Grounds. The game was duel
of Pitchers. TMe Dodgers scored
hits in every inning but the 8th.
That kind of hitting kept Roy
Parmelee, the Giants pitcher,
constantly behind the batters."
They were continually getting
three and two" counts, which
meant Roy had to throw the last
ball for an out or a walk. The
Dodgers scored their first run
in the 5th inning and from then
on, home plate was we'll busted
by the Dodgers, with more
/ runs scored. Terry's taunt of the
previous winter had backfired.
Casey StengeL the .Dodger. man
ager, remarked walking off the
field, yes sir Mr.. Terry /. We
re still in the league.
And Humes Hardware Store is
consistently in the sleaguer
with the same high quality mer.
chandise that we have been OF.
ering you since 1878. Our line Of
hardware is complete and VIZ
carry a large stock of applian,
ces, housewares and sports
equipment. We are centrally
located and make immediate de,
livery on all orders.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Applying Paste wax

A good way to apply paste wax
lis to put about one-half cup Of wax
in an old stocking or two thickness
es Of cheese cloth. Rub the cloth
lover the surface of the linoleum.
Enough wax will work through the
cloth to coat the surface evenly.
:
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29


1888, when a
reporter men-
TONED the
d dgers in
c o n n e c =
tiOn with the
long standing
rivalry of the
two team $.
Terry laughed,
ssthe Dodgers
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
BIG PINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Olen Mosser of
Philadelphia are spending their
vacation with Mrs. Mosser's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bowdle and
Mrs. w. f. Torbert called on Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Everline, Sunday
evening.
Todd's Sunday school held their
picnic at Trappe Pond on Wednes-
day.
w. G. Wooters and friend of
Denton, Md, called on Mrs. James
Hardesty on Friday evening.
Mrs. Wesley Everline has re-
turned home from the hospital
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Collins and
Miss Mildred Beauehamp called on
Mrs. James Hardesty on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

About half of our sheep and
lambs come from the grazing lands
Of Texas, California, Wyoming.
Montana, Colorado and Idaho.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

Ad9lph Weinacker. Michigan
State College sophomore from De-
troit, is the National AAU 50,02O-
meter walking chamuion.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

In using canned baked beans for
hot-weather salad put the beans
in a strainer and rinse under gent
ly running cold water. Toss the
beans in the sieve to drain them
before using.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
HIGHLIGHTS on SPORTS
By A. E. Humes
rerry's Taunt Rackfires

Bill Terry, Manager of the N.
\. Giants, was being interviewed
by the press i'm the winter Of
Evening star., 1949-09-18

'VNE'RE A DODGE FAMILY"
-soy NJ. asd Mrs. ". A. osstlss, esssSwjeh, Conn
Our beautiful new Coronet is our sixth Dodge-and
it's the best Dodge we've ever ownedl' says Mrs.
Oettler And Mr.. Oettler remarks, Dodge is amaz-
ingly low in price = and an outstanding value" /"
Evening star., 1949-09-18

THE BIGGER Dodge dollar buys
L far bigger valuel From bumper
to bumper, Dodge gives you more
for the money. Yet Dodge prices start
just a few dollars above the Lowest
priced cars!
Dodge is HIGHER ON THE INSIDE
so you won't knock your hat or head.
Dodge is lover outside for a road
hugging ride. Dodge is LONGER ON
THE INSIDE - so you can stretch out
and ride in comfort. Dodge is shorter
outside to make parking easier. And
Evening star., 1949-09-18
- You could pay thousand dollars
for and still not get all the extro
-1:::::s:sA room, ease Of handling and famous
ryggedness Of this beautiful new Dodge

the big new Dodge is WIDER ON THE
INSIDE - to give you welcome elbow
room in both front and rear seats.
Dodge is narrower outside 50 it fits
your garage with room to sparel
Yet this is only the beginning of
Dodge valuel Dodge gives you one
feature after another to make your
Dodge ride smoother, handle easier,
get away faster. perform better.
See today's big Dodge. Learn what
Dodge debendability means in terms
of long car life, low cost upkeep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
|Hawaii's Cocoanut Island
Leased for Resort Hotel
By the Associated Press

HONOLULU, Dec. 20.-Cocoa-
nut Island, converted from IL
acres of jungle into a million
aires playground, was leased yes
terday to a syndicate which plans
to develop a resort and honey
moon hotel.
Walter D. Child, Hawaii hotel
operator, announced the leasing
by the Cocoanut Island Hotel Co.,
Ltd. Mr.. Child said associates in
the enterprise include Oscar w.
Meyer, jr.. Salt Lake City. and
Dudley Parker, Hamilton, Ohio.
Leasing to the new company
ended a play by Edwin w. Pauley
of Los Angeles. and four partners
to make the island the headquar-
tiers for an international Million
aires club. His associates were
his brother, Harold r. Pauley;;
Allen S. Chase. Phoenix, Ariz.;
Samuel B. Mosher, Los Angeles,
and Poncet Davis Akron, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Egypt Censors News
|0f Election Violence
By the Associated Press

CAIRO, Dec. II (By AirmaiD -
Egypt has frightened her already
stiff censorship of foreign CORE
spondents to prevent news OF pre-
election disorders being cabled
abroad.
At least six persons have been
killed during such election dis
orders since December ID.
The first general election in five
years takes place January 3. Cam
paigning is expected to grow in
creasingly intense between now
and then.
Most observers expect further
bloodshed, although the govern
ment is making every effort to
keep the campaigning peaceful.
The first large-scale flare-up
took place in Dakhalieh Province
December 10 when four people
were killed. Two more were killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Mexico Acts to Curb
U. S. Car Smuggling

Mexico's lawmakers have moved
to put a curb on automobile SNUG
Cling which is said to have reached
a peak since the restriction on i'm
ports of cars and trucks imposed
by the government as a dollar
saving necessity last year, Mexico
City reports.
Drastic laws have been enacted
to put a stop to connivance be-
tween the public and public Off
Gals. Police say there are hun
dreds of stolen United States
automobiles being sold in Mexico
by agents of a car-stealing ring,
operating principally in California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
| WIdHfe GROUP
| Urges Public to
| Sinq of Mature
By the Associated Press

Americans were asked today tC
sing songs about nature during
National Wild1ife Restoration
Week, March 1925.
The National Wildlife Fedora
ton said it wants people not only
to think and talk about its natural
resources, but also to sing about
them.
The federation, which has af-
filiates in 80 States, claims $780,
900 members.
AS a starter, the federation sug-
gested these songs:
odd Man River" Red River
Valley" the THE Last Rose of
Summer" Trees" When the
Bees Are in the Hive" Cool
Water" I'm the Blue Ridge Noun
tains Of Virginia" while Stroll
ing Through the Park One Day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Former Browns Pitcher
Denies Staying Physician

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20.-An
ex-major league pitcher testified
at his murder trial yesterday that
somebody else fatally beat DR..
Donald Bulge after he left the
physician unconscious beside a
road.
Ralph (Blackie) Schwamb. who
played briefly last season with the
ISt. Louis Browns. and Theodore
Gardner are charged with killing
and robbing DR.. Bulge, A, of Long
Beach, Calf, last October II.
Gardner has pleaded guilty.
SchWamb said that some one
else got to" the doctor after
Schwamb and Gardner. both 81,
left him unconscious beside road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Bulgaria Protests
Strong u. ). Note
BY the Associated Press

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dec. 20.-Bul-
garia objected yesterday to the
Every strong language" Of an
American note protesting mention
of American Minister Donald r.
Heath's name during Traicho
Kostov's treason trial.
The government-controlled Sofia
radio said Deputy Foreign Min
lister Evgeni Kamenov had handed
a reply to the American Legation.
(Undersecretary of State
James E. Webb told the Bull
garian Charge d'Afaires in
Washington December IL that
American Legation officials in
Sofia had been subjected to
indignities. restrictions and
false charges. He charged that
the Bulgarian government had
permitted "scurrilous articles"
in its controlled press attack
ing both the State Department
and Mr.. Heath, in connection
with the Communist purge trial
of Kostov and 10 co-defend-
ants. Kostov, former Com
munist Deputy Premier, was
executed Friday.
In his statement Mr.. Webb
questioned "the Bulgarian gov
ernment's intentions with re-
spect to the maintenance of
normal relations between the
two countries.")
A spokesman at the American
Legation said Bulgaria's reply hac
been received but that Mr.. Heath
was out of the city and had not
seen it.
The indictment for the tria
quoted Kostov as having said in 6
pretrial confession that Mr.. Heath
had told him in 1947 that the
Americans had an arrangement
with Yugoslav Premier Marsha
Tito. Mr.. Heath has denied he
ever met KoStoV,