davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

wrong. / don't drink Whiskey, 1
work every day except Sunday,
try 10 get my wife everything
she wants but that doesn't WORK
We Just fight, fuss and argue all
the time. / am true to my Wit
hut she accuses me of women all
the time My wife is a good gifl
hut she can't see that | want TO
please her. Do you THINK
should get a divorce?
Ans: hardly think divorce is
the solution to your problem
Your wife is the jealous type ana
thoughts. Fussing and arguing over
vour faithfulness will get you no
where with her. Harsh words are
no;son &c, a marriage. Talk to her
sweetly and exercise the same
romantic overtures that you ala
when you first married and her
accusations will become less ire
quent.
ID WI am a high school grad
uate and am interested in nursing
school. Can you give me the ad-
dress and qualifications required
to attend nursing school?
Ans: Write the Chamber Of Com
nerce IN any city in which you
feel you would like TO attend nurs-
ing school and ask for the name
and address Of hospital offering
this service. Upon receipt Of this
information write the hospitals
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

range. No one on board expected
% live. The only question in any
hody's mind was: How soon Will
ahey get US? But late in the after
noon. for some reason never ex-
planned, the enemy gave up the
chase, and the American ship
slipped of into the protecting
night. The next day. as the men
gathered for a special service OF
thanks giving, the chaplain read the
l3lth Psalm. II came as a new
Psalm altogether to those men,
even to those who had known 1t by
heart:
.If II had not been the Lord who
was on our side, when men rose
up against US. then they had
swallowed US up quick. when their
wrath was kindled against US; then
The proud waters had gone
over our soul. Blessed be the LORD,
who hath not given US as a prey
- their teeth"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

Atlanta, Ga.-Slnee Ezzard Chas'
has been declared champion after
fighting Jersey Joe Waleott, inns
columnist has been seeking some
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

U oAtIVnShut uhu s~~.es
DEAD these marching Psalms
~ throueh-the reading time 10
only q few minutes-and see for
yourself how the ancient Hebrew
men Of God united their praise Of
Him with love for their country.
70 this day. IN our Christian hymn
malls. patriotism and religion are
ofsen combined. The English ma.
timsl anthem. God Save the
King" is q prayer; so 10 America
ShA Beautiful" National hymns
have Q rishtful place in q book OF
public worship. For while patriot
Ism, BY itself. is a poor substitute
for religion. still man who viii
not love his country lacks Some.
thing Of being a good Christian, and
on the other hand a man without
faith In God makes q very poor
citizen.
tCopyrish, BY the international Coun:
efY Of Religious Education on behalf Of
~ Protestant denominations. Released
- WNu Features.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

c. B. N.--Here are my troubles
and | need your help. l have been
going with a married man and
his wife jumped on me and went
to the police and they have asked
me for the town. l have a baby
for this man and he has been
nice to me but now I don't know
what to do. l want to live happily
toe.
Ans: The town isn't large enough
for you both to continue on and
live happily. And since you have
nc legal claim on the man what
soever, it's your duty to leave.
Your mother would welcome you
and the baby TO come and 1--we
with her. She could help YOU with
the youngster and awful lot In
the future. don't waste time with
married men. 49,. 1919 1900
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08
sLet Me Write
a Nations Songs"

NotlOn 5 songs
QuHE POWER to thrill has not
4 been lost by the Psalms, as the
0sn on that carrier found out. The
Ruup numbered 10 through ~ In
our Bibles are known ~ the "Pil-
srim Marching Songs" and were
originally used BY the Hebrews a.
they went year by year up to their
capital city Of jerusalem and 70
- Temple which was the center
a their religion. Then Is now. the
Hebrews were 4 singing people. a
nation that cannot sing. . nation
without songs. 10 Q dismal country
indeed.
Dtfierence among various
esunAsies ID symbelised BY
SAels ssngs, or The lack Of them.
IL Chinese, for instance. have
- song that draws them oil
Asgether In the same way that
Engiishmen are united In GOD
Gave The King OF - French
men once were by the Mar
oeillalse."
When Il comes 10 pass, as once
n did In the United States, that one
part Of the nation will sing one song
(say, John Browns Body") while
another part will not sing that sons
but another one tsay. Dixie. ,,
shen civil war is at the gates. Only
psople who will sing together can
Il trusted 10 live together
G1ugins Church
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

0o09lng SnuIen
IN the long caravans. marching
= up the rocky hillside trails TO Je-
susalem. the ancient Hebrews put
their faith into stirring words set
70 music. So II Is always. All over
She Christian world. wherever and
whenever the singing 10 good. re-
aigion 10 warm and vigorous.
where she heart II fun. there
yin be song. Revivals Of re-
iigiea are revivals Of singing.
To this day . stranger In .
strange city. locking for
| church home. 10 most likely 10
settle down IN the church where
the singing b the best.
II Ia NOT an accident that the
Moravian church is at the same
time the church that makes more
of Easter than some other
churches, IT Is the church where at
funerals the music Is never sad
bu, joyous, no, mourning-songs but
triumphant hymns Of Christian
faith.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08

Gisni collage regulator
ose Of many Installed ii
the large AP6L istereos.
ssefed sysfs@ for in.
Proved serViee.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-07-08
IIEgI | : lIInaI

background of the champion.
here it is;
Twenty-eight years ago ~
See HERE and THEREIN
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Usage Indians Denied
Injunction 10 Block
Oil Lease OK by Krug

Six Usage Indians from Okla
homa yesterday were unsuccessful
in an initial attempt in District
Court to enjoin Interior Secretary
Krug from approving a lease On
oil lands which. the Indians say.
would cut down their royalties
! The six Indians contend they
are acting on behalf Of themselves
and a minority group Of more
than 500 other Indians who share
IN the royalties. Their incomes
run into many millions Of dollars.
Judge Matthew r. MCGUIRE de-
clined to grant a temporary re-
istraining order to prevent Secre-
tary Krug from signing the pro-
posed blanket lease. Judge Nc
Guire ruled the court does not
have the jurisdictional authority
to grant the temporary restrain
ing order.
The Injunction suit brought
here seeks TO prevent Mr.. Krug
from signing the lease. pending
final determination Of an sll .00o.-
900 damage suit brought by the
same six Indians on June 10 In
Federal Court in Tulsa. Okla.
against a group Of oil companies.
The Oklahoma suit accused the
companies of having failed TO pro-
duce oil under the so-called water
flooding method. through which
oil is forced up by water. That suit
seeks to set aside present leases
to the Oil companies under which
the Indians get one-sixth royal
ties. It likewise seeks TO prevent
Secretary Krug from signing a
blanket lease which would permit
only the one-eighth royalties.
Attorney Ralph J. May Of Okla
homa City, representing the plain
tiffs. said the Phillips Petroleum
Co. owns leases to more than half
OF the $4,000 acres Of oil land in
volved in the so-called North Bur-
bank area.
The six Indian plaintiffs are r.
L. Donelson. Sylvester J. Tinker,
Melvin r. Morton. John w. Col
Inns, John Shaw and Louis J. De
Noya all of Oklahoma. They also
are represented by Attorney John
w. Cragun of this city.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

Japan expects to produce u.s.
900 tons OF newsprint this year
more than in l94S
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Pon-loconiu Federation
Meets Here Saturday

The Pan Laconia Federation
VIII hold its second annual con-
vention Saturday through Wed
nesday In the Hotel Statler. II
viii be attended by more than
500 delegates from all parts o!
the country.
The federation is composed OF
Americans OF Greek extraction
who trace their origin to the prov
ince of Laconia. The convention
is being sponsored here by the
Laconian Societies OF Washing
ton and Baltimore.
/ Andrew D. Vozeolas Of 72e Fiji
teenth street NV. Is convention
chairman.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
George A. Duthie 10 Retire;
40 Years in Forest Service

George A. Duthie. chief OF the
Forest Services Section OF State
and Community Forests and
president of Washington Local No.
2, National Federation of Federal
Employees, will retire next Thurs
day after exactly 40 years Of
forestry service.
The veteran forester. who lives
at 1916 North Kenmore street.
Arlington. came here in 1890 to
head the education section of the
Forest Service Information Divi-
sion. Mr.. Duthie first entered the
service on July !. 1909. as a
forest assistant in the Black Hills
National Forest in South Dakota.
IA He later becaEnes slpcrvisor OF
7 the forest after serving in q SINH
lar capacity in a number OF other
national reserves in the West. apd
M prepared the first i1ensafAiike
plan for National Forest timber
stand management.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
z |. Amer.-Ces. Dam.
Dem. Klubu z. wardy.

Posv1ceni jiz odeslo a nyn1
nam nastava krasne "Pred-
Vanoc1", to znamena, re bude-
me vsechny (velmi brzo) Ultra
Get co jsme "a cely rok nasetfi-
|ly do christmas Fondu". No
ale ono nam to dlouho nevez-
me, my S tim zatoc1me, re Still
sezeneme ma "car fare. No to
ale nevada, budeme stastny, re
jsme udelaly trochu radosti a O
Vanocnlm veceru Sc jiste kazda
pomodllme, re nam bylo dopfa-
no Sc dockat tohoto dine a zajis-
tie, re pripoj1me prosbu, by Bdh
nam dopral Sc dockat jeste swat
XII pflst1ch. Ano v moditbe jest
|s1la a velka utecha, to pozna
kazdy, kdo ma velke starosti.
Tedy mile clenky vezmeme
81 ma vedomf, kdyz chceme byt
stastny, muslme pomahat po-
test druhe. Prave nyn1 jest
kampan pro U. S. O. a "a chv1li
Ease Dude sbfrka pro March
of Dimes. Jak wife v klubu Sc
usneslo pri schGzi pro tyto diva
1cely udelat Luncheon" a to
dne IS. prosince We IL hodin V
poledne v Klubu. Bude lehky
Eobed a potion hran1 c1sel. Prijd-
tie. N~azopmente ma schGzi dine
81. prosince.
Pr nasl listopadove sch1zi
mas ~navst1vil mas kongresnfk p.
Edward Garmatz, ktery Sc pra-
We vratil z Evropy, kde navsti-
vii mnoho zemf a hodne nam
.toho vypravel. Byl vyslan nasi
.vladou Ia Stat Maryland.
Tedy mile clenky ma shleda-
nou pri schGzi. Vsechny Vas
zdravf Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02

= Fl. listopadu konal sc ma
Hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele re
SchimGnkova PohF. Domu W.
krop 1A dine stareho novoro-
zene Elaine Ann Collins, dee
rusky p. a p1. Stephen a Virgil
MIA Collins (Kutscher), 271O
Pelham Ave.
- 20. listopadu zemrela p1.
Stella A. Upton-G erhardt, Mil
lersville, Md, We start So let.
Narodila Sc v Millersville, Md.
Pohreb konal sc z domu smut
ku do Glen Burnie Methodist
Church a odtud ma Glen Haven
Memorial Park Cemetery a byl
vypraven p. Charles E. Schimd-
mex.
%. listopadu zemrel pan
Lawrence c.. Chapman, manzel
pf. Emma Chapman, 943 Hor-
ner's Lane We staff 60 let. Ma
rodil sc We state Indiana.
Pohreb konal Sc &c. listopa-
du re SchimGnkova Pohr. Do
mu ma Oak Hill Cemetery.
= "a. listopadu zemTel kra-
jan p. Leo Vanek, manzel pl.
Amelia Vanek, 631 S. Oldham
St.. We start As let. Narodil sc
v Ceskoslovensku a v Americe
dlel 20 let.
Pohreb zesnuleho konal Sc
20. listopadu re Schimn1kova
Pohr. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma Hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
SIavnostnf Otevreni!

Tuto nedeli, 4. prosince We 3
hodiny odpoledne Dude Sc v ma
Ct csl. ctvrti konati velka slav-
most otevTen1 "NEW POST
HOME" vojenske vyslouzilecke
skupiny James c. Ludwig Post
a Unit No. 139 American Le-
gion, Department of Maryland.
Slavnosti Dude pTedchazeti vel
ky prGvod vyslouzilcG doprova-
zeny hudbami.
Nova badova ypostu naleza Sc
ma rohu McElderry a Bradford
ulic.
Vecer pax Dude Sc konati u
vadenf novych dTedn1ku. Veil
telem Postu je p. John j.
Schuchman; predsedou p. Jo-
seph w. Oppitz; presidentkou
Unit je p1. A. J. Peroutka a
misrepresentation pf. Joseph
Oppitz.
Davny sen nasich vojenskych
veterand mfti svGj vlastnf sta
mex je vyplnen a redakce "Te-
legrafu" Jim pTeje v mem mno-
no zdaru!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
Nekomunisticti delnici zakla-
dali organised.

Londyn. - Zastupci neko-
munistickych deln1kd z 55 sta
tn Sc sesli v Londyne, ably zde
utvofili novou celosvetovou del
nickou organisaci. Nejpocet-
neji jsou ma konferenci zastou-
peni Spojene Staty, kdyz jak
AFL tax CLIO vyslaly pc 10 de-
legatech a Pavel Reed zastupu-
je uni s%pojenych havffG. Dele
gael ALL vede jeff president
William Green a delegace CIO
je vedena Walter Reutherem.
Green prohlasil, re Dude kla-
dena hlavnf vaha ma to, ably by
ly delnicke organisace skutec-
ne svobodne a nepodlehaly zeJ-
mena vladnfmu vlivu V dotyc-
nych statech. Titul move orga-
nisace ma Unit "Svobodna sve-
tova delnicka konfederace."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
Zenska Odbocka Czechoslovak-
American Civic Association

konala svoji pravidelnou rocn1
schnzi a zvolila nasledujlc1 u
rednice pro pffstf rok danny:
Anna Cvach, predsedka; jose
ffna Hromadka, mlstopfedsed-
ka; Barbora Rob, 1cetnice;
Barbora Shipley, tajemnice;
Katerina Francfk, pokladnice;
Mary Rick, strazkyne.
Do Reditelstva danny: Anna
Vodicka, pfeds.; Anna Itch,
mfstopfeds.; Frances Panuska,
Mary Michal, Mary Velenov-
sky, Antonio Svoboda, Frances
Besterman, Anna Charvat a
Barbora Shipley. Pfedsedkou
Zabavniho Vyboru je pi. Anto-
ME Svoboda.
Uvedenf 1rednic a Vanocni
|Zabava pro clenky Dude Sc ko-
natl v pond6lf, 10. prosince We
|Slovak Hall. Montford Ave. q
Eager st. Tato odbocka patfi
take do Baltimore Council OF
Civic and Improvement Assn's,
Inc. Anna Cvach, pTeds,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl ZpraVy.
PTatelska zadost naSim odbera-
telGm "Telegrafu".

Psali jsme jiz jednou tohoto
roku V telegraph" o naf1zeni
postmistra-general v zalezitos-
ii pTedplatneho novin zasfla-
nych postou. Postovni sprava
naTizuje, re kazdy komu Sc no.
why zasflajf postou must m1ti
tyto P~REDPLACENY. Nema-
Ii vsak predplatitel zaplaceny,
ma byti zasflano novin ZASTA-
VENO do t6 dolby, az jsou op6t
predplaceny.
Nase redakce nema zadne
zvlastnf silly ku psanf pfipom1-
mex a must to vyfizovati redak-
tor sam pc sv6 praci. Bud'te
tax laskavi, ulehcete nam praci
a zaslete sami pTedplatne bez
pTipomfnan1 a budeme yam "a
to vd6cni.
Vybfranf V nasem csl. soused-
stvf vykonava jake predesla le-
ia pf. RGzena Cihlarova, ma
Curtis Bay p. Frank Kuska, We
Washington p. Zdenek Pta-
eek a We Filadelfii p. Jeronym
Tunkl.
Krajany-predplatitele zij1cf
ma pFedmestfch ma venkovskem
Marylandu a v jinych statech
zadame by nam predplatne "a
silali postou. Ia laskavou spo-
lupraci vsem dekuje
A. CIHLAR, redaktor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
Ceska Skola porada Stoleckovou
Zabavu.

Vsem b~altimorskym krajandm
a priznivcGm Cesk6 skoly Sc O.
znamuje, re poTada opet Sto-
leckovou Zabavu tuto sobotu,
3. prosince We skoln1ch mfstnos-
tech We prospech udrzovanf a
hlavn6 nynf v zimn1m obdob1
vytapenf t6 nasi skolicky. Ape
lujeme ma vsecky znam6 by Sc
V hojnem poctu dostavili a tax
podporovali ma dale ceskou
Skolu a jak kazdy vi, re jeff Wy
drzovan1 stoj1 penize, proto
musfme poradati kazdy m6s1c
zabavu.
Nezapomente datum 3. pro-
since, to jest Ultra " sobotu "
8 hodin vecer.
Ma shledanou Sc vsemi Una
mymi Sc test Pofadaj1cf Vybor
Patronatu.
Rovnez darby s radostf pffj-
meme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02

mem V1ru CdIi-
ce - "Besedy". VIVA bratra
starosty, abychom Sc V Sokole
starali v prve Tade o udrzeni
mladeze v Sokole, byla ilustro-
vana nejlepe prvnlm bodem
programu, We kterem vystoupi-
la nase drobotina. | kdyz tn
Ijeste zakryt a cviky nebyly
bezvadne = oci divakG spool
valy s nadejf ma ~nejmladslch
cvicenclch, nasf budoucnosti.
A pax uz nasledovaly body pro-
gramu, kde je tezko ffci, ktery
nadchl a uspokojil vic. Cvice-
nj dorostencd a dorostenek z
Baltimore, spolecna cvicenf sle-
muzd a zen, vzorna exhi-
bice zen i muzn ma bradlech
(okrsek ma skutecne vynikaj1-
CT nafadare) - a pax vtipne
cvicenf washingtonskych zen s
raketou, fantasia Philadelph-
skych, skupinove prostna Bel
campu, rozcvicenf zen z Balti-
more, sestiboj mutt z Balti-
more = tezko je rfci, ktere CT
slo nadchlo vic divaky, ktefi
neskrblili potleskem. Bylo to
vse jake uslechtiily zavod O pr
venstvf, O nejleps1 vykon.
K zpestrenf programu pfi-
spely i skvele hlasy peveckeho
odboru Sokola z Baltimore "a
zpfvanim nekolika narodn1ch
pfsnf pod znamenitym veden1m
br. Martfnka. / doprovod bra
til Edy a Jeronyma Stetk1 ma
piano pfispel sym harmonic
kym zpGsobem k dspechu dine.
A pax krasne zatancena Bese-
da, We ktere zavodila zkusena
Philadelphia S elanem Wash
ingtonskych. I We stare vlasti
by tyto parry molly cestne "a
vodit S nejlepsfmi tanecnlky ma
seho narodniho lance. A pax
Sc uz rozviril tanec pTi sokol-
ske hudbe br. Jana Svitaka.
Byly to nase polky a nase val
ciky. Tanecnfci i obecenstvo,
odchazejfcf V pozdnfch hodi-
mach Sc podivili, kdyz vystou-
pill z Pythian Temple do ulice
hlavniho mesta Spojenych Sta
tn = nebot vsichni c1tili Sc, ia
ko by byli byvali nekde V Po-
sumavi anebo ma moravskem
Slovackq = takove bylo do
macke ovzdus1, ktere je obklo-
povalo. K tomuto pocitu pfi-
sp1valo ovsem i obcerstVenl,
ktere bylo poskytovano obeta-
vostl nasfch sester, skvel1ch
ceskych a slovenskych kucha-
rex.
M1zeme 81 skutecne zazplvat
radostne a S uspokojen1m: "Do-
bra vec sc podarila''. Bratr
zupni starosta Sazama, ktery
pri ukonceni academic pode-
koval vsem, kteri pTispeli k u
spechu, pravem rekl, re je hrd
ma tento sokolsky okrsek a vse-
cky jeho slozky.
Jak to bratr starosta Waters
fekl, Westinghouse academic
byla sokolskym svatkem. Jejl
dspech da nasim cvicenc1m no
We nadsen1. A proto Sc tesime
ma dalsf sokolske podniky We
znamenf hesla: "Jeste k vetslm
1spech1m vpTed - zpatky nj
krok!"
Washington, D. c..
OF 1istonadu 1919.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
1900 lid pry zahynulo " ura-
novych dolech provozovanych
Rusy " Risi.

Berlin. - Nemecke noviny
"Telegraf', vychazejfcf V an
CHICKEN pasmu Berlfna primes
ly zpravu, re pri vybuchu a ma
sledujfcfm pozaru v uranovych
dolech v Nemecku, polozenych
tesn6 u ceskoslovenskych hra-
mic, zahynulo $500 az $500
delnikI, rekrutovanych vyhrad
ne z nucenych pracovnfch ia
born.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
. osudu nakladnf lodi
IS. S. Augustine Hermann.

Tyto dny byla mile pfekva-
pena leteckym dopisem z Ma
laya-Selangor, Dalny Vychod,
znama nase kulturni pracovni-
&c p1. Viktorie Rysankova, man
zelka bodreho ceskeho lekare
Ora. William J. Rysanka, 8O1
N. Kenwood Ave.
Y dobe II. svetove valky dine
3. listopadu 1913 byla v Bethle-
hem Steel Co. lodenici We Fair
field, Md spustena ma vodu
nakladnf LODI, jej1z kmotrou by
la p1. Viktorie Rysankova a LODI
~pokrtena pc prvn1m obcanu
,ceskeho p1vodu Marylandano-
vi AUGUSTINE HeTmanovi.. Mno-
ii z nasich krajand sc s1cast-
milo teto slavnostn1 spustenf To-
de IS. S. Augustine Herman.
Pro velikou zaj1mavost otis
kujeme dopis cd nynejsiho ka-
pitana zm1nene lodi, ktery psal
p1, Rysankove prave We vyrocf
C let 8. listopadu) spoustenf
lode.
Otiskujeme v originate:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
Nelze prodat plovouci tovarnu
ma konservy.

Washington, d. c.. - Vlada
nemGze nalezti kupce pro svoji
plovoucf tovarnu ma rybi kon-
|servy, vybudovanou behem val
ky nakladem S4,000,000. Ku
|stavbe lodi doslo, kdyz "a val
ky chtela vlada usp1siti vyrobu
|rybfch konserv vzhledem k O.
cekavanemu nedostatku potra-
vim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02

Pan Karel E. Schim1nek,
mattel PohT. Domu, 2601-03
r. Madison st. oznamuje, re
ma ma sklade pro sve pTatele a
zname velky pocet umelecko-
nabozenskych kalendafn kato-
licke a protestantske. Zastavte
sc pro kalendar V uTadovne
26OI E. Madison st. Vchod z
Luzerne ulice aneb poslete ko-
respondent lfstek a udejte
spravnou adresu.
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Nejspolehlivsj tovarySi
nastupuJI.

Praha. Vsechna mfsta
presidentn senatnich soudG by
la v minulych dnech obsazena
nejspolehlivejsfmi komunisty.
Jedna Sc vesmes o mlade lidi We
veku nejvyse 40 let. Podobna
zm6na byla provedena take L
vsech vojenskych soudG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
Psknou fotografii-pohlednici

nam zaslali Ramsonovi z Fort
Lewis, Wash. Manuel nasf kra-
janky pf. Lillian Ransom-Stei-
ner byl op6t prelozen z Fort
Bliss, Tex. a nynf jsou We state
Washington. Pc Europe mali
pTflezitost poznati velkou cast
Spoj. StatG. Take nam pTali
Radostne posvfcenf a my "a je-
jich milou pozornost jim srdec-
ne d%ekujeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02
On Board
S. S. Eurypylus,
Indian Ocean
November 3rd, 1949.
Dear Mrs. Rysanek
On Board

Lear Mrs. RySaneK =
I have recently been given
command of this ship which
you sponsored as SIS. Augustine
Herman on November 3rd, 1943
and l thought, perhaps, that
sometimes you wondered what
has happened to her and, I have
taken it upon myself to let you
know just a little about her.
After her trials she was
handed over to the British Co
and placed under the
management of Messrs. Alfred
Holt and Co., of Liverpool and
was renamed "Samsette'.
Her voyages took her all over
1.-The world. For six months she
followed up the landings in ST.
ely and other parts of the Me-
diterranean Sea.
Her final war supply trip was
to the Marshall, Carolines and
Philippine Islands. carrying on
afterwards to Hong Kong and
Japan.
Since the end of the war,
when she was purchased from
the Government by Messrs.
Alfred Holt & Co., and re-
named "Eurypylus', following
the tradition of the Company in
naming all their ships after
people famous in Greek Mytho-
llogy, she has voyaged mostly
on those routes normally served
by the Company's fleet in peace
time.
Our main trade has always
been concerned with the Far
East, but the civil war in China
and restricted movements in
Japan have curtailed trade
somewhat in those directions.
Various aspects of the ship
have altered. All armament is
off and the accommodation re-
arranged to meet with peace
time requirements.
| It is comfortable and my
crew like it very much.
All the officers are British
and the remainder of the crew
are Chinese.
If there is any particular in
formation which you would
like to have, I would be pleased
to obtain it for you.
Good luck has followed the
ship and I sincerely hope that
similar fortune has been yours.
Yours sincerely,
CAPTAIN Ronald F. Harries.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-02

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