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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-16

SUNDAY CLASS MEETS

Tile Faithful Workers Sunday
school class of First Baptist
church met at the home Of Mrs.
Peter Manko Monday evening.
Following the session, a social
hour was enjoyed.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-16

A mild winter in 1890 caused
a worldwide shortage of nat
ufal ice and stimulated develop
ment of ice making machines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
T WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER NOW"
 AT 10TH CENTURY

In its spirited explorations into cur rich musical heritage in search of top-flight movie material. Twen- tieth Century-Fox is said to have once again struck a bonanza-this time in the melodic mine of that famous minstrel man, Joe E. How ard. His most famous tune, T Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" (5,O00,0 copies have been sold to dateD serves as the title for George Jess els Technicolor production based on Towards life, starring June Haver and Mark Stevens, and opening at the 20th Century The atre tonight.
 Some of the greatest names in American show business, including Sophie Tucker, Trixie Friganza, Harry Pilcer, Joe Frisco, Lenore Uric and a host of others, made heir initial hits singing Howard ,ongs in one or another of the 28 stage musicals he wrote.
 The best of these songs, hardy perennials that continue to top re- quest lists everywhere, are woven into the films exciting story of the trials, tribulations and romances of a song-and- man at the turn of the century and punctuate the musical score of the production.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
AGA CARRIES Y,
 TUESDAY TRIPS

Seventy-two passengers were car ried yesterday by Alaska Coastal Airlines, as B were taken out, and 22 brought into Juneau. Seventeen were carried between other points. They were:
 To Sitka: Dr. Moore, Grace Ushler, Henry Lorenzen, William Woods, George Walters, Calvin Will son, Max Boyer.
 To Haines: Bud Phelps, Mrs. Florence Wright, Marlyn Wright, Helen Daroff, Evelyn Daroff, Clyde D. vickers, Marie Riley, Dolores zeis, MT. Fox, George Meacock.
 To Tulsequah: J. Saunders. E. Klemola, O. Kasin, J. Leontorrih, w. Allison.
 To Hoonah: Jimmy Fox, Ells- worth Seaton; to Hidden Falls: Don H. McCahill.
 To Gustavus: A. Bennett; to Peli- can: Fred Wetche.
 To Ketchikan: Larry Zack, Capt Hansen.
 To Petersburg: Pete Tabermiller, Gil Rich, T. Black; to Wrangell: H. w. Tandy.
 From Tulsequah: Thomas Meth cry, J. B. Boudreau, Steve Stonich. J. V. Sullivan, Michael Scoretz, Michael Roach.
 From Haines: Mildred Young. Frank Young, Erich K Wildegram, Steve Homer, Alice Marvin, Carl Heinmuller.
 From Sitka Ed Tassell, Dr. James T. Googe, Roy Johnson.
 From Pelican Kenneth Wold.
 From Hoonah: David Marvin, MT. and Mrs. John Hirchman, La- Verne Greenwald, Hide Schoon- over; from Fish Bay: w. Westfall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
COMMUNITY EVENTS

December 2 at 8 p.m.-Elks Lodge December at pm.-WSCS Christmas Party at Methodist church. December at 8 p.m.-Gastineau Channel Public Health Council meets Moose Hall, lecture by pr. C. Walter Clarke.
 December 2 at 8 o'clock-Cardinal Club.
 December 8 at noon-Chamber of Commerce. December at 2 -p.m.-World Service Circle of Northern Light Presbyterian church in church par lors, Christmas party.
 December 8 at pm.-Emblem Christmas party and annual roll call
 December 9-Juneau Players pre- sent comedy. December 10-First Church of God parcel post sale at Sears. December 10 Juneau Players, second night presentation of com edy.
 December 10, 10 pm-Elks Ladies Night Dance. December II, afternoon Boy Scout Council Court of Honor at Memorial Church. December 12, noon--Lions Club December 12, noon-BPWC. Bara-
 December l2, 8 p.m.-Juneau Post, American Legion. December 13, noon-Rotary Club December IA, noon-Kiwanis clut | December IA. pm.-Elks initia- tion Emmett T. Anderson class official visitation District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Howard E Simmons. December 16 at g p.m.-Juneau High School Senior Ball in gym. December IT, afternoon and eve- ning-Rebekah Lodge bazaar, Odd Fellows Hall. December IT, 10 pm. Beta Sigma Phi Christmas Ball, Gold Room, Baranof Hotel. December IT Elks Christmas
 party for children, Elks Hall and Capitol Theatre. December IS at 2:30 p.m.-Mes- siah to be sung at 20th Century | Theatre. December 20 at noon-Rotary's Children's party. December 20, 8 pm. Juneau
 Schools Christmas Concert, High School Gym. | December 27 at noon = Rotary members exchange Christmas party. December 30, p.m.-Jose Rizal Banquet sponsored by Filipino Community, Baranof Gold Room. December 31, pm. = Eugene, Oregon, high school band concert High School Gym.
 December 31-Annual Elks Hi | links, Elks Ballroom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
THE DARK PAST" E BILL TONIGHT,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

The Dark Past Columbia Pic lures breathless record of killer whose trial of crime and violence left nation aghast, opens tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
 William Holden, Nina Foch and Lee J. Cobb are starred in the film, which reveals not only the gum mans actions but also traces the innermoSt secrets, hates, desires, md thwarted loves that make him behave in the ruthless fashion he does.
 Hailed by advance audience and oy Hollywood as a masterpiece in motion picture making, "The Dark Past" is said to be a tense battle of wits, with six lives at stake, cetween an escaped gangster, and } criminologist who is forced to serve as his hostage. The latter's measured efforts to uncover the gunman's dark past, to learn what goes on inside the mind of mur- oerer, makes The Dark Past" an unusual and unforgettable new type of screen drama.
 Holden, appears as the gangster, villain for the first time in his screen career. Mir Cobb, who was cast as Holden's father when he made his screen debut as Golden Boy" currently is co-starred as the doctor who not only teaches the killer why he kills but, by revealing the truth, makes it impossible for the man ever again to pull trig- ger, not even to save his life. As Holden's gun moll," Nina Foch makes her first screen appearance since her 18-months' stardom on Broadway in the hit play John Loves Nary
 Adele Jergens, stephen Dunne and Lois Maxwell top the featured supporting cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
DR. CLARKE TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER MEETING;
 ELECTION IS TO BE HELD

! Juneau's Chamber of Commerce will hear Dr. Walter Clarke, execu- tive director of the American So- cial Hygiene Association, at it's regular noon meeting tomorrow in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Election of members to the execu- tive board of the Chamber will also be held at the meeting. Those nominated are Dr. John Clements, '. B. Burford, A. w. Blackerby, Felix Toner, Robert Boochever, Chris Wyller, Herbert Rowland, o. F. Benecke, and Henry Green.
 Six will be elected to the board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
JUNEAU ?. 0. PARCEL POST WINDOWS HAVE
 NEW MAILING HOURS

For the convenience of the pub lIc, the Juneau Post Office parcel post windows will be open for mail- ing of parcels only, on the evening of Thursday, December 8, Saturday afternoon, December 10, and De- cember IT.
 The earlier the packages are mailed the merrier Christmas will De says the postmaster here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
that made Buick Famous

IF you want to know what's "the II newest thing" in automobile engines, look at the Buick engine pictured here, and you'll see the words "valve-in-head." But it happens that this isn't new with Buick. As a matter of fact, the valve-in-head engine was in- vented back in 19O2-U. s. Patent No. 771O95-and immediately, Buick adopted the principle, which became the first in long string of Buick firsts."
 Not everyone went for the idea then. In spite of the fact that this engine breathes" more freely gets fuel in and exhaust gases out more easily - others hung onto their pet ideas.
 Then came the airplane, with its
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
sToRIs ON SUPPLY RUN

The Coast Guard Cutter Storis left Juneau yesterday on it's month ly supply run to four Southeast Alaska light stations.
 The cutter will return today af- ter calling at Point Retreat, Sent incl Island, Eldred Rock and Cape Spencer light stations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
WORLD SERVICE
 CIRCLE MEETING;
 CHRISTMAS PARTY

The World Service Circle of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock in the church parlors for a Christmas party. Hostesses will be Mrs. Simon Hellenthal, Mrs. Donald Burrows and Mrs. Ralph Martin.
 The Advent Pryst will be pre- sented by service members.
 Mrs. Stanley Baskin will sing solo during the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07

Marshall Plan Director Paul Hoffman spoke before the opening session of the National Association of Manufacturers Convention in New York today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07

Kids Sleds below Cost at Mad sens. 65-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07

need for maximum power from every drop of fuel-and every maker of internal combustion air. plane engines adopted the valve. in-head principle.
 And more recently-with the hope that higher-octane fuels will be- come available-a lot of automo- tive engine designers are taking new look at the valve-in-head idea. Out just for the record, we'd like to point out that Buick got there first.
 And ever since, Buick has gone steadily ahead, building up name as "valve-in-headquarters." Buick engineers reshaped pistons to put Fireball wallop in these engines. They stepped up compression
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07

ratios as fast as better fuels came along.
 So perhaps you'll want to re- member, when you hear the term "valve-in-head," that his is fhe tybe of bower Maf made Baick famous. If others want to climb on the bandwagon, we say more power to them"-and no pun is intended. But Buick has been doing more with valve-in-head right from the start.
 And we might add it stands to reason that Buick is not through making this type of engine better and better.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
VZPOMfNkA MA SLET
" NEW YORKU.

COBRA vec Sc podarila'', zpi-
vajl ma zaver "Prodane Neves-
|ty". Kazdy, kdc byl svedkem
hlavnfho dine v nedeli, 10. Ger
WA 1949 V prostorne dvorane
Zbrojnice II. pluku N. c.. v me-
ste New Yorku, jiste 81 odnesl
dojmy naplnujfc1 hrud hrdosti
a pychou a zaroven dojat do
hloubi duse pc shlednutf tax
krasne a 1chvatne ukazky So
kolske vychovy. Cd slavnost-
n1ho, S napet1m ocekavaneho
hromadneho vstupu az pc allie
goricky zaver skoro nikdo ne
spustil Okla S prostoru dvorany,
kde c1sla programu jakoby je-
den Tetez nasledovala beg pre-
stavky. A bylo by tezko Wy
brati kteroukoliv cast jako>nej-
Ilepsf. Jake celek i jake jedno-
tive vykony slet byl 1spechem
dokonalym a znovu potvrzuji-
elm pTesvedcen1m a vfru vsech
oddanych zastancd Tyrsovy i
dele, re je dosud Viva, nestar-
noucf stejne prospesna a stejne
|spojujfci nejlepsl tuzby a usilf
% udrzeni teto ojedinele teles-
ne i dusevne vychovne organi-
|sace Sokolske!
Jake vysledek pTfprav pc
mesice trvaj1cfch, jak v telo-
cvicnach, tax We vyborech Ia
Icali sc sletati Sokolove a Soko-
lice z bllzka i z dali do New
Yorku .jiz We stredu a snad i df1-
I've. Patek a sobota byly zapl-
neny zavody We vsech odvetvich
gymnastiky, castecne v Soko-
lovnach a pax ma sportovnlm
poll ma brehun reky Hudson.
Pocasf Sletu. pralo. Slunko pa
lilo. BEST ktery omocil Balti.
more a okolf Sc mad New York
nedostavil. V sobotu vecer Y
lSokolovne T. J. New York by
"Victory Dance" a tam bylo je'
ste tepleji nez venku ma vyhfa'
lite dlazbe. To ale mladezi ne.
vadilo. Pospolny tanecek je
linn jako odmenou "a namahu
" zapolenf telocvicnem.
Razem tTeti bod. v nedeli, 10
cervna owe Sc hudba, fizny pc
'chod sokolsky (padne tempo u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Zalozeni sokolske jednoty
kitchner-W Waterloo,
Kanada.

Toronto. - Dne 2. cervence
1919 Dude V meste Kitchner V
|jiznfm Ontario zalozena telo-
cvicna jednota Sokol. Pr tie
prflezitosti krajane v Kitchner
uspofadajl svdj prvn1 ceskoslo-
'vensky den v teto osade. Telo-
cvicna jednota, ktera tn Dude
zalozena, ponese jmeno telo-
cvicna jedonta Sokol Kitchner-
Waterloo, protoze Sc v nj bu-
dou schazet a cvicit bratfi a Sc
stry jak z Kitchneru, tax z Wa
.terloo, Ontario. Pofad chysta-
neho prvniho csl. dine V Kitch-
neru Dude opravdu bohaty a
pestry. Vyznamn1 m1stnf cini-
.tele kanadsti prisllbili jiz svou
ucast. K slavnosti Sc sjedou
hoste a pratele nejen z celeho
jizn1ho Ontario, z Quebecu, a
lie prijedou hoste re Statu. z
Clevelandu a z Detroit. z To
ronto prijede telocvicna jedno-
ia Sokol, ktera tn provede We
refine cvicen1, Masarykova do
plnovaci skola. Klub Masary-
kovy mladeze, footballovy klub
Sparta, vybor a clenove Masa-
Irykova domu a MasaryktoWnu
" Toronto. Ocekava sc TIL veil
'ka navsteva. Made telocvic-
ne jednote Sokol Kitchner-W a
terloo prejeme do jej1 cinnosti
hodne a hodne zdaru a 1spe-
chu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24

odstranovati S mfsta, kde mel
Istati ma jejich pocest pomnik,
kvetiny, ktere z piety vdci mrt-
wynn cin1 lidstvo v den Dusicek?
Ba dokonce, pouhe zastavenf
Sc ma chodn1ku a pohledet ma
ono mlsto pohrdzkou zatce-
MIN? Mali tyto poslednf akty
lidskosti vdci mrtvym hrdindm,
kter1 "a mas vsichni polozili III
voty neco sp~olecneho s tim, re
v Rusku vladnou komuniste, V
Americe nikoliv?
V kterych zemfch neidrive
byla uct1vana mucednicka smrt
padlych obcanG z Lidic tim, re
ma jejich pamet byla mesta pre-
jmenovana pred pamatkou mrt-
vych, kterf zemreli, abychom
NELL jake Tide leps1 zftf? PATTI
toto pocfnanf take k "lidove de-
mokracii"? Byla to daleka re-
me pruhd a hvezd, ktera prvni
re vsech stat6 tax pietne vzpo-
mnela nasich mrtvych a ktere
jednou must spravedlnost opla-
It'll vse, co pro vysvobozenf lid
stva jak ma bojistfch, tax pc bo-
j1ch byla podstoupila.
Srdecne "a celou rodinu zdra-
vim vsecky sve dobrodince, bez
jejichz pomoci by mole rodina
nuzne zivofila z prfcin, O KITE
rych sd6lil jsem jim osobne. Po-
merry jsou u mas stale stejne,
nell horst. Mnoho z mas nedo-
stale povolenf Ike koupi neceho
ma sebe "a ceny 1redn1, jsme
tudfz odkazani ma volny trh =
jak Sc u mas flka = "a ceny o.
vsem nam nedosazitelne. Dar-
mo, darmo mluvit
Posumavan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Znamy kazatel j. Krenek zem-
rel " Ceskoslovensku.

Poole z Prahy dosl6ho kabe-
logramu p. Juliu Hegerovi, Chi
cago, zemTel V Ceskoslovensku
IL. cervna krajanske Americe
velmi dobfe znamy kazatel sy-
nodn1 senior, rev. Josef Krenek,
ktery byl hlavou Ceskosloven-
ske evangelick6 cfrkve. Blizsl
podrobnosti o jeho 1mrt1 dosud
nedosly. Telegram postal sy-
nodnf sekretaT Wales.
Rev. Josef KTenek pdsobil v
krajanske Americe cd r. 1906,
Vystudoval V Baltimore a pc
dlouha leta pGsobil v Silver
Lake, Mimi. Pc jistou dobu
byl tez< kaZatelem V kostele
Hubbard ma Lawndale ave. a
26. ulice, v Chicago.
PAM KTenkova pochazl z
Baltimore z rodu Yurs1k1.
Rev. Kfenek Sc vratil do Ces-
koslovenska v r. 1880, kde Sc
stall jake synodnf senior hlavou
Ceskoslovensk6 evangelicke cir
kve. Prozil t6z V Ceskosloven-
sku celou okupaci. V r. 1947
prijel do Ameriky ma kratsf ma
vStevu a vratil Sc opet brzy do
Ceskoslovenska.
Zprava o jeho skonu hlubo-
ce zarmoutila vsechny nase kra
janske evangellky a velky po-
Get jeho pfatel, kter6 mel pc
cele Americe.
Rev. Josef Krenek byl jed
MIN z nejpopularnejs1ch evan
gelickych kazatelG a dobrych
csl. vlastencG. Byl vysoce vide
Ian a vysoke c1rkevni postave-
nj, jehoz v Ceskoslovensku do
sahl, 81 pine zaslouzil svymi Wy
nikajlcimi schopnostmi a cisto-
tou charakteru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Pohrby.

= Tesne pred uzaverkou ma
|seho listu dostali jsme zpravu
O umrti zname krajanky PAM
Mari Stehlikove. Bydlela sc
svou dcerou p1. Josef1nou Schei-
ner, 1905 Woodlea Ave. Byla
vdovou pc Jindrichu Stehllko-
vi. Zemrela We veku ga let,
Narodila Sc v Ceskoslovensku a
v Americe dlela "A rok1.
Zemrela tn zanechala Ear
moucene d1tky: pf. Joseflnu
IScheiner, PIP. Josefa a Jindfi-
cha Stehl1k, zete, snachy a 9
v%noucat.
Pohreb sc Dude konati v do
mu smutku v sobotu, 25. cervna
do kostela sv. Vaclava a pocho-
lvana Dude ma Ceskem Narodnlm
HTbitove.
Pohfeb vyprav1 p. Karel &,
Schim1nek.
- 10. cervna zemrel pan
Charles H. Norr, manzel pl
Ruth Norr, TAI S. Curley ST., We
Istaf1 SO let. Narodil Sc v Bal
timore.
Pohreb konal Sc 81. cervns
re ~SchimGnkova Pohf. Domu
a odtud ma Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
MAST GRADUANTI.
Dne IA. cervna graduoval
Pr;ncetnn Iniuersitu

z Princeton University
mlady krajan p. Emil Joseph
Rysanek, syn Ora. a p1, William
j. Rysanek, ST., sol N. Ken
wood Avenue.
Emil navstevoval William
Paca School No. 80 a Baltimore
City College. Ia valky slouzil
3 roxy v U. S. Navy a dosahl
hodnosti Pharmacist Mate. cast
sveho sluzebneho casu ztravil
ma Filipinach. Rodice Emilia
byli pTftomni jeho graduaci.
= Slecna Mary M. Hromad-
ka graduovala IS. cervna
Georgetown University
a obdrzela stupen Master of
Science. Bude pokracovati We
studiich k dosazen1 doktoratu.
81. Mary NJ. Hromadka je
dcerou krajanG p. a p1. Mathew
a Josefy Hromadka, 926 N. Col
lington Ave.
Mary graduovala z osadn1
skoly sv. Vaclava, Katolicke
VyS$f Skoly a Notre Dame Ko-
leje.
Graduantdm srdecn6 blaho-
prejeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
PAM Lillian Kleckova

zvolena predsedkou noveutvo-
rene Northeast Protective and
Improvement Assn. Tato AS
sociace poradala protestnf schd-
ri minuly tyden v ST. Mathews
Ev. United Brethren Church,
rob Monument a Bouldin ulic.
We schuzi bylo pr1tomno pres
200 osob. Protestovalo Sc prot
neopravnene vysokem odhadu
majetku a take prot projektu
pouziti evero-Vychodniho Bal
timore jakozto pr1jezdn1ch Ii
mex pro velke tricky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
MlStnl ZpraVy.
Krajan p. Josef Petr pocten
L. cenOu.


Minuly tyden byl V soutezi
"Otcd", kterou usporadal case
pis east Baltimore Guide" Wy
bran soudci zvlastn1 komise
jake "vynikajic1 otec" Severe
vTchodnlho Baltimore mas mily
krajan p. JOSEF PETR, 925
n. Madeira ST..
Vit6zny dopis, ktery byl soud-
CT uznan "a nejlepsf napsal syn
krajana Petra p. Norbert Petr,
1411 N. Linwood Ave.
K~rajanu p. Josefu Petrovi k
.jeho zaslouzene pocte srdecne
blahopTejeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24

obmezena ma pIde volnosti a
rovnosti. A Jim i nam to dava
nadeji a presvedceni, re sokol-
sky Ouch " narode nikdo nezdo-
la, re obmezovani svobody a
volneho vyvoje je jen docasne
a re jak jsme byli, re zas bu-
dem. Necht mas " te touze a CT
nu provazi Zdar!
JOS. .Bilek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24

Oznamuje sc clenGm Spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla els. 20 K. D.
re v nedeli, 3. cervence oslavi
pamatku svych patron1 a pTi-
stoupf spolecn6 ku Stolu Pane
prfi msi svat6 o pGl osme. Cleno-
We Sc zadajf v plnem poctu sc
dostaviti ma tuto slavnost.
Matej Hlavac, pTeds.
Wenceslaus Walls, tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Pozdravy z Kanady a re Sjez'
du Mar. Jedn. STAY. SpolkE

zaslal nasi redakci znamy kra-
jan a narodnf a obcansky pra-
covn1k p. Anton svejda. OBJ
drzeli jsme 2 krasne pohledni-
ce, l z Windsor. Kanada a /
Makinac Island, Mich. Vzpo-
minky nam byly velice mile a
srdecne "a ne dekujeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Krajan .. Jaroslav Taborsky

'625 N. Montford Ave. pc petit
tydennim pobytu v Sinai ne
mocnici Sc nyni naleza donna.
Mas mily odberatel dekuJe
vsem, kterf no pc cas- jeho po-
bytu V nemocnici navst1vili a
take tenn, kterf 81 ma neho kar-
|tickou ~vzpomenuli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Vitezky Okrsku zupy Vychod-
nj ma Sok. Sletu " New Yorku

OhTShQ AuPy YCGOu
nj ma Sok. Sletu " New Yorku
jsou:
VySsi dorostenky:
2. cenu Ruth HULA, Baltimore
NizSi dorostenky:
2. .cenu Cecilie Hajek, Cur
It's Bay.
4. cenu Rose M. Cernin, Bal
timore.
Pfi hromadnem vystoupeni
tanecn1kG "Besedy" dostali sc
kolone T. j. Sokola Filadelfie
velke pochvaly cd obecenstva.
Vedoucimi dorostu v New
Yorku byli: br. Eda Stetka a
ses. Rose Jaros, nacelnik a ma
celnice naseho Okrsku.
Soudci ma sletovych zavodech
byli tito clenove Okrsku: bri
Hejny, Prostfednik, Cervln a
F. Stetka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Soudce odepFel osvoboditi
Hissa.

New York. - Obhajcova "a
dost o osvobozenl obzalovane-
no Alger Hissa, zrusenlm OBJ
zaloby pro krivopr1sahu, byla
zamitnuta federalnim soudcem
v patek. Pc te bylo dals1 pro
.jednavanf zaloby odlozeno ma
pozdejsi dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Vzpominku re Sokolskeho Sletu
V New Yorku

zaslal redakci Sok. Hlfdky br.
Eda stetka a byli take ma nj po-
depsani nasledujfci sokolsti CT
novnici: bratri Josef Gregor,
Karol Rednar, Josef Sazama,
Frank J. Hejny, Jr. a Eda Stet-
ka.
Dale jsme dostali sletovou
pohlednici podepsanou cd cvi-
cfcich T. j. Sokol Filadelfie.
Diky vsem!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Hudebni koncerty " Patterson
Parku.

Ma tuto nedeli, &c. cervna
pTipravuje Bureau of Music a
Polsko-Americky Kongres zvla-
stni koncert k ucten1 pamatky
2 nesmrtelnych muzikant1 a
skladatel6 Chopina a Paderew-
skeho. Uplynulo 100 let cd
smrti Chopina a 10 let cd smrti
Paderewskeho.
Hudebnf program nacvicil a
Dude r1diti kapelnfk p. William
s. Hart, ktery take veskera els
la oznam1 v polskem jazyku.
Spolu-ucinkovati Dude polsky
pevecky sbor "The Lutnia Po-
lish Chorus "a rizenl p. C.
Wroblewski. Promluvl PIP. P.
Rudzynski, I. Jarosinski a Rev.
A. Sobus pTednese modlitbu.
Zacatek jest presne We 3 hod.
odpoledne.
Program:
Baltimore Our Baltimore
Recnlci:
Peter F. Rydzynski
Hon. Simon P. Parosinski
Invocation
Rev. Aloysius Sobus
Gauder Mater Polonia
Polskie Kwiaty
Celebrated Minuet
POlOnaiSe Militaire
Chopil-P aderewski -
promluvf p. Weldon Wallace
Polonez Towarzyski
Witam Polskie Morze
Mazur z Jaselek
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Powder Your Face With
Sunshine
z Wiezy Koscielnej Hal
Me Chce Gle Kasiuniu
Paki Glover Buds)
Theme from
Polonaise in A Flat
Minute Waltz
Grand Valse Brilliante
Polska Powstaje
The Star Spangled Banner
V elsie Minute Waltz" usly-
Site duetove solo ma 2 fletny
ktere pTednesou mas znamy kra
jan p. Michal Richter a p. B.
johnson Ia doprovodu orches-
tru.
Ma stredu, 20. cervna v
8 hodin vecer No. l Park Band
"a rfzenf kapelnfka p. G.. Eyth
pripravuje nasledujlcf program
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
Ell Captain = March
Morning, Noon and Night
Overture
Ave Maria
Marche Militaire
Community Singing
Carmen Fantasia
Sabre and Spurs - March
Selections from
The New Moon
Tales from
The Vienna Woods
Community Singing
Pavane
I'll See You Again
The Fairest of the Fair -
March
The Star Spangled Banner
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Sokolska Hlidka.


OOKOlShG 0fdOuantky.
z Eastern High School
graduovala minuly ctvrtek, 23.
cervna dorostenka Ruth HULA
z Western High School
Dude graduovati v pondelf, 27.
cervna dorostenka Irena r. Hr-
dinova.
z Patterson PAX High School
Dude graduovati We stredu, 20.
cervna sokolka Gloria Huebel.
Vsechny tfi p~rinalezf k Bal
timorske Jednote Sokolic.
Vsem ire mplatl naSe sokol-
ske "Zdar!"
Evening star., 1949-11-23

Planned for
.Britishers

The British Ambassador and
Lady Franks were hosts last eve
ming. entertaining "a guests in
formally at dinner in honor Of
Field Marshal the Viscount Mont
gomery of Ell Alamein. The famed
British general Is in this country
unoff1cially and is staying at the
Embassy. He will be entertained
at a number of other parties
through this week before going on
to complete his lecture tour.
Field Marshal Sir William Slim,
who will arrive in this country
Saturday in time for the Army
Navy football game, will come to
Washington Sunday. He will be
the guest of Maj. Gen. Sir William
Morgan, who is chairman of the
United Kingdom Joint Services
Mission, at Ranleigh. his home in
Mclean, Va.
The Ambassador and Lady
Franks will entertain at luncheon
Monday for Gen. Slim and that
afternoon Gen. Morgan will give
a cocktail party for him at Ran
leigh. November 20, Gen. J. Law
ton Collins, Chief of staff, United
States Army, will be host at din
ner for the visiting Field Marshal
and earlier he will have luncheon
at the War College and leave the
following day for visits elsewhere
in this country.