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Evening star., 1949-03-22
WESLEY HEIGHTS

WESLEY HEIGHTS
Imposing English home in beautiful
setting. House has just been COM
pletely refnished inside and out. It
is beautiful! Contains bedrms..
baths, paneled den with powder rm.,
rrn.,. striking liv. rm. with firepl. and
window seats. Especially priced
Open daily. 3 to 6. Excl. JOHN H
MILLER. Jr. g. BRO, Realtors, 1912
X st, NV, MA. 2557. IA
Evening star., 1949-03-22

Will buy this lovely det. brick bun.
galow located Just off New Hamp-
shire ave extended with 5 rooms
. large bedrms.. tile bath. walk-ur
attic. real pickup Call ME
1I43 until pm. J. WESLEY BU-
Evening star., 1949-03-22

BRICK BUNGALOW
Bethesda. 8 rms. tiled bath. Open
fireplace. Elec. kit. Full bsmt. on
heat. Shaded lot, 70x150. Qutet
neighborhood. Near bus. Compl
redec. Vacant. ]. NOBLE BOAZ
Realtor. 7424 Wisconsin ave. WI
Evening star., 1949-03-22
S9.25O

Possession; Maryland PIX, Md.-7.yr..
old frame bunsalow. S large rms.
and modern bath. 3 bedrooms, full
Al cond., conv to everything. This
property is priced to sell this week
Call till 8 pm. weekdays. Sunday IL
to )
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
Evening star., 1949-03-22
UNIVERSITY PARK
BRICK RAMBLER

Lse. lot: only $3.50 cash above the
present $1,000 mtg, balance less
than rent. lse. rms, fully equip.
kit, with Oft. elec. refer. and auto.
Landover Hills School and Cap.
Transit buses. WA 1900 I'll 9 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

planned by their arch enemy Haan the prime
minister Of King Ahasuerus. The festival begins at
down Monday the 18th Of March, and concludes shutdown
Tuesday, the 18th of March, The Hebrew date is the 18th
day of Adar.
The Biblical Book Of Esther tells the story of this fes
The beautiful Jeess Esther chosen by the King
be his Queen and series of banque tells the King
the plot of Hannah against her people, The indignant
monarch orders him hung the scaod he had prepared
Mordeca The Book OF Esther charming story of virtue
rewarded and evil punished
Since that day the festival has been celebrated with Joy
and thanksgiving throughout the world Charity is gven
children exchange gifts special foods prepared and
the young permitted liberties in the Temple denied
on all other occasions
The Book of Scroll of Esther is read services and
atmosphere of gaieY prevails Games played and
sung. and masks and costumes
In this day and age the Purm festival raises the hopes
and hearts of all prosecuted peoples 1t tells of the miracle
deverance from evil and gives the promise of the COM
ing of the day when all will walk in dignity and
cord
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

Paradoxically, the Additions to
the Book of Esther in the Apo
crypha, which was not considered
divinely inspired, included a
prayer by Esther in which the
Lords name is found.
In sharp contrast to all other
biblical books, Palestine is not
mentioned in the Book of Esther.
The only reference to the rela-
tionship of the Jews of Persia
with their ancient homeland is
that Morecai is described as one
who had been carried away from
Jerusalem with the captives
Esther 2.6).
The longest verse in the Bible
is Esther 8.9, which has 43 words
in Hebrew and 80 words in the
English translation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

Things You Never Knew About Purim
BY PHILIP GOODMAN

These Purm Curiosities excepted from "TE1E PURM
ANTHOLOGY by Philip Goodman director of Jewish educa
the National Jewish Welfare Board This
hensive anthology Pm language has just been pub
Lshed by the Jewish Publication Society of America
THE EDITOR
only Bible which
Rabbi explained this omission by
Mordeca knew that the Persians would and he
lid His used for idolatrous purposes
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
PURIM-The Feast Of Lots

In all our years of teaching Sum
day School we have found that no
holiday discussion evinces as much
pleasure to our students as does the
study of PURIM. While many of
our people look among Purim as a
children's holiday in its present OBJ
servance. there is much significance
which brings Joy to the adult heart.
The festival of Purim is the hap
piest of all Jewish Holidays. It
commentaries the deliverance of
the Jews of ancient Persia from the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

The 14th of Adar, on which
Purim is generally celebrated,
never occurs on the Sabbath. The
Jews of Jerusalem who observe
the 18th of Adar, which does
Continued on Page 22l
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
Puriln Has A
New Look
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright, 1949, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

when all other Jewish holidays
disappeared, Purim would re-
main. In one sense, this would
appear to be true, for Purim is
a symbol of the triumph over
hate and prejudice and these
things are long-lived. They may
melt like mountains of Arctic ice
when the summers sunny rays
pour on them, but ere long you
will see them again.
And yet it is true in another
sense, that Purim has already
disappeared. The old Purim has
vanquished or at any rate it has
an entirely new look. And some
thing with a new look is some
thing new. Appearances are very
real things or we should not
make so much of them.
What has brought about this
new look in Purim is of course
the establishment of the state
of Israel. The old anti-Semitism
is done for. Of course we shall
continue to see discrimination in
employment and various other
minor forms of anti-Semitism.
That is like the common cold.
We shall always have that with
us, but we won't get the fatal
pneumonia type of anti-Semitism
so easily, or if we do, we have
a sulfa drug for it now.
Anti-Semitism just isn't the
business it was two years ago.
This is not so because the Jewish
state has had an influence on
the anti-Semite, but because it
has had an effect on the Semitic.
When we think back to the
episode of Purim, we naturally
lay all the blame on Hannah, and
yet in a certain psychological
way, Mordecai invited the dam
ger.
The book of Esther tells us that
Mordecai came of stock that
had been sent into captivity I'M
der Nebuchadnezer. He was
son of refugees and everything
about him shows that he felt like
a refugee, a displaced person.
When Esther enters into that
beauty contest, he tells her not
to say that she is Jewish.
He is a patriot of course. He is
almost superpatriotic. On one
occasion, he saves the kings life,
but with all that, he feels in
secure. He knows that his peo-
pie have no homeland, that they
live by virtue of the grace of the
majority.
I am reminded of the story of
the Jewish rabbi who used to go
lecturing every weekend. On
the day before the lecture, he
would always come to the lead
ing business man in town and ask
for a loan of one hundred dol
lars. On the following day, he
would return the hundred.
The banker became curious. He
investigated and discovered that
the rabbi never used the money
he borrowed. So the next time
the rabbi came asking for the
loan, he quizzed the rabbi about
it.
"Well, it's quite simple" the
rabbi said. 81 can always make
a better lecture when I've got a
hundred dollars in my pocket"
This uneasy feeling which
Mordecai had because his roots
were torn out and which all Jews
have had, communicated itself to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

ONE GOOD TURN deserves an.
other! Recently when Mu-
tual's Saturday Take Number"
program lost it's jack pot to con.
testant who was a cosmetologist,
Red Benson, popular emcee, cor.
nered the winner for a little free
advice. Tell me" he asked. what
could you do for my face?". "Ab.
solutely nothing" was the prompt
reply. except to suggest that you
keep 1t covered as much as posi-.
ble." Sticking your face out can
be like sticking your neck out!
X X h
JACK BARRY has one Of the most
amusing as well as amazing radio
properties" on the air today.
Namely, fabulous Juvenile Jury
heard Sundays on MBS. Jacks
first radio job in 1884 paid $35 per
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

than any of the other methods, but
only if you fry your meat in shall
low fat at low temperature.
Foods fried properly are diges-
tible if you have a normal diges-
tive tract-so say our medical
authorities. When you continue
to feel full" long after a meal Of
needs only enough heat to melt
and blend with other ingredients.
fried food, it's only because fats
take a little more time to digest
than proteins or carbohydrates.
Thus they're 'stick-to-the-ribs
food for active, working people.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

experience. and within one week
a panel was lined.up and "Ju.
venile Jury" was on the air. This
good.looking six foot $50 FOUNDER
attributes his love for children to
the fact that, as youth, he spent
much time taking care Of two
small sisters. Strangely enough
he has no children Of his own -
isn't even married.
X 4 X
THAT "Tv embarrassment" may
change the habits Of the entire
world (but good) is a serious con-
sideration. For instance: An NBC.
TV camera at the UN General
Assembly opening came up with q
picture Of q man - head thrown
back, mouth open and L. sound
asleep at the switch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

Frank Barber, who lives j.. & sec
ton of Martin County known lis
1.-The islands," had called for some
information on swine proGuctio,
1.-THE. islands" is rich farmia-
section along the Roanoke River
that is frequu tly isolated WI 3.
the river floods and swamp wa'..s
rise. Despite the facj that 50. ..,
rains had swollen the river. t.e
assistant agent set out. travelling
as far as possible by automobile.
Then Barber met him with mul.
and cart and transported him
across swamp water for about 2
mile. When they reached the
deep, swift water, the pal" ahau-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
Rides Piggy-Back
To Remote Farm

Riding piggy-back is a pastlrne
not particularly suited to a 2lo-
DOT, d man. But D. w. Brady,
Martin County's robust assistant
fam agent will stoop Tor rather
climb to this position when it's
necessary to get to farm family
which needs help.
Brady, who is employed by the
State College Extension Service
reports that the piggy-back ride
was only one of four means OF
transportation he had to use the
other day to get to ohe farm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

Paulette eoooaro you're ever like
ly to see. Good. very good" COM
mented director Irving Rapper.
but we want the utmost glamour.
So this time, do 1t slowly-pro-
vocatively, as though you were,
we'll, rolling your eyes, After the
film was shot, the star was greeted
with a storm OF wolf whistles
from the crew-Hollywood's most
sincere and rarest applause! Bob.
by-Soxers please note! ,5,;S4i;,s sssss.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

iTeehe WYNN" to lie Wltn Spe'
cial fairy-land settings and a
"cast" of famous Suzari Marion
cites. Miss Wicker is a product OF
Quincy, ILL.,, and played summer
stock while attending the Uniyer'
sity of Illinois. Apparently she has
met her challenge successfully for
her name has been in who's
Who" since 1886 and her program
has won "a OF radios highest
awards as the best in its field.
X 4 +
BoBeY.soxERs NOTE! -. Bare
legs, bobby.sox and assorted
adornment for gains have been
the fashion OF teen-agers with an
urge to allure. But take 1t from
Paulette Goddard, now working on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

~
week q figure
that he has null
tiplied 20 times
since. In 1916 he
decided that a
program made
up Of bright,
spo n t a n 9 GUS
20 U. n 6 8 t e r 8
would be a pref.
Az Arkarkoinfy, o.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

Columbia Pic-
lures anna Lu-
casta." there's
more enticement
to long black
silk stockings!
In one scene
Paulette rolls OF
a pair OF the
longest, sheerest
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
STATE COLLEGE
hints TO FARM
H0MEMAkER1
BY RUTH CURRENT
tate Home Demonstration Agent

: State Home Demonstration Agent
Bright red paint can be put to
many useful purposes around the
house, as an aid to the safety and
convu fence of the family, home
management specialists say. Be-
cause red is one of the most eye
catching colors, it is useful as G
warning and a hurry call.
! For example, the containers Of
such poisonous materials as I've
! preparations for cleaning drains
or insecticides, which must be kept
where children cannot possibly
get at them, may well have coat
of red as a distinguishing mark.
! Red also may help in emer-
gencies. The pail of sand which
many wise families keep on hand
for fire control will be easier to
locate if painted red, and the out
door faucets to which a hose
must be connected in hurry.
! Finally, red paint c.: the han
dies of small garden tools will help
prevent losing or miSlaying them.
. because it will show up clearly
against ground, grass OF foliage.
, 1t is not easy to give a simple
definition of tolerance and intol-
GRANGE. We know what they arc.
In general, to be tolerant means
that you are willing 70 admit that
YOU may not know it all. To be
vou are right and everyone who
does not agree with you is wrong.
To be tolerant means that you ale
willing to live and let others live.
To be intoler;''t means that you
would like to force everybody to
live and to think the way you
live and think.
. When you fry. braise. broii,
70 ST, or stew meats, do you use
every bit of the meat juice -
served with the meat or in gra-
vies. sauces. or soups? Not only
is there good meat flavor in those
drippings and juices, but there are
vitamins too. Some vitamins in
meat escape into the .drippings,
| lust as some vitamins a. d min
erals 80 into vegetable cooking
water. Save them both for good
nutrition.
Cooking heat does not destroy
the vitamins in meat, but instead
draws them out into tho liquids.
Braising and stewing draw out
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

more vitamins INTO the liquids
than broilj:g or roasting. Frying
keeps more vitamins in the meat
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

in 1881, narrat-
ing beloved fairy
S t orie s a n d
changin 6 h e r
voice to suit
the characters.
Today, her ABC
television char
acters and stor-
les are brought
A. l;fa u,ifh enc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
5z61ZzzA
MOVIES, MIKES and MISCELLANEOUS
,by tYh wis o N

e YOU DON'T LIKE radio produce better ones
ne challenging but reen Wicker which goaded
h devotion 1.-THE Singing radio series reen went on the air
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Porady O Rakousku

veden6 v Londyne vyhlfzf ten
tokrat pon6kud slibneji nez pTi
cetnych dTfveis1ch pokusech.
Jednu z nejvets1ch pTekazek k
dojednani smlouvy chilly az
dosud iugoslavske 1zemni ma
roxy. Jak to nynf vyhl1zl je Ju-
goslavie ochotna k dalekosah-
lynn 1stupkGm tehda, upustf-li
zapadni velmoci cd sveho do
savadnfho stanoyiska, re hra-
nice Rakouska isou naprosto
nezmenitelne. Tez Rusove da-
vajf ma ievo, re by Sc tentokra-
tie skutecne radi dohodli a bu-
deli iednou ~vyTesena iugoslav-
ska vec, tax Dude jiste take mo-
zno dospet k dohode o reparac-
Mich narocfch Rust. kde roz-
pory jiz nejsou pTflis velk6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Sta lidi bylo zabito ma ostrovech
Cap Verde.

Lisabon. - Nekolik set osob
ktere staly v Tadach, cekajfce
ma rozd1len1 vladn1ch potravin
bylo zabito, kdyz velka zed
zTftila Sc ma ne v Praia, hlav-
MIN meste ostrov1 Cap Verde.
Portugalstf kolonialnf tired
nfci byli uvedomeni O katastro-
f6 rano gucernerem ostrovG.
Dosud nen1 oficielne znamo,
kolik lidf bylo zabito, ale die
zprav z Praia $50 mrtvych by
10 jiz vytazeno re zTfcenin zdi.
V zachrannych prac1ch Sc po-
kracuje.
Vazny hlad ma ostrovech pri-
mel vladu, ably rozdflela potra-
why mezi lid.
Ostrovy Cap Verde jsou por-
tugalskou kolonif u severoza-
padnfho pobTez1 Afriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Pripravuje Sc distojna Oslava
80. Narozenin Tatlcka
Masaryka.

Jake kazdym rokem tax i lie.
tos Dude pofadana v nedeli, 6,
brezna We 3 hodiny odpoledne
We skole Aug. Hermana Oslava
80. Vyrocf Narozenin presiden-
ia Tomase G.. Masaryka. Pora-
datelem oslavy jest Sdruzeni
Csl. SpolkG v Baltimore, ktere
pripravuje dGstojny program.
Hlavnf recnici Dude ses. Marie
Provaznfkova, byvala nacelni
ce G. O. S., zena prosta, ktera
velice dobre znala presidenta
Masaryka, velikeho myslitele,
ucitele, statnfka a "Taticka O.
svoboditele".
Znamy mas b~altimorsky ces-
ky pevec br. Volta Martinez
nam zazpfva 2 krasna solova
cisla re Smetanovych Vecer-
Mich Pfsni a Dude rfditi zpev
move zalozeneho Peveckeho
Sboru Sok. Jedn. "Blesk".
Pc slavnosti Dude "Pratelske
pobavenf" pri hudbe br. Jana
a Edy Sticky. Take o
obcerstveni Dude postarano.
Vsichni nasi krajane jsou
ma tuto oslavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Vesele divadlo OchotnikIG Osa-
dy sv. Vaclava jiz tuto nedeli.

Jake kazdym rokem tax i le-
tos snazivy Ochotnicky Spolek
Osady sv. Vaclava sehraje v
Auditorium skoly v nedeli, 27.
1nora ma ukoncen1 masopustu
podarenou frasku re zivota Sew
covskeho MAS Franta'. Ma
psal Karel Fort. Hru nacvicila
reziserka 81. Marie Hradska.
Upozornujeme, re zacatek
divadla Dude tentokrate We
3:15 odpoledne, tax ably Sc mo-
hi i prespolnf milovnfci ceske-
no divadla dostaviti ma toto
predstaveni. Smfch je zdrave
korenf, procez kdo Sc chce u
a cd srdce zasmati,
necht Sc Pride podfvati ma
"Naseho Frantu!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Jak Sc dnes zije " ceskosloven-
sku, eli Statni smelinarina!

Praha. - Pred kratkym ca
sem zacaly staten kotnolova-
ne obchody v Ceskoslovensku
prodavati textiln1 zbozf a obuv
bez pT1delovych poukazek "a
nekolikanasobne zvysene ceny.
Nyn1 nasledovaly tez statnf OBJ
chody potravinarske V prodeji
poz1vatin bez potravn1ch list
XII, ovsem "a ceny pro obycej-
ne smrteln1ky naprosto nedo-
stupne. Pres to bylo prvn1ho
dine vsech osm statn1ch obcho-
dd v Praze preplneno kupujf-
c1mi.
Maslo stojf, prepocteno ma
americkou menu 9 dolar6 kilo.
Ia jedno vejce Sc pozaduie 20
cent?, mala krabicka sardinek
stojl dollar. Konservovane We
prove z Holandska Sc plati 4.40
"a kilo. Lahev recke palenky
Sc 1ctuje 40 dolard; grancouz-
sky konak "A dolarG a ceskoslo-
venske exportn1 pivo Sc plat
SO cent? "a lahev. Importova-
ma VIVA stoj1 7 dolard lahev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Ma Karibskem mort byly zaha-
jeny velke manevry valencia
lodstva.

Washing, D. C. = Americ-
Ike valecne lodstvo zahajilo
velke manevry v Karibskem
mort, jez fidf admiral w. H.
Blandy. Z1castn1 Sc jich 100
valecnych lodi, nekolik set le-
toun1 a $4,000 muz1 z americ-
Ike namornf, pozemn1 a vzdus-
ne moci. Novinkou je 1cast
odiln kanadske armady.
Pfedpokladem cvicenl neby-
Vallejo rozsahu je odrazenl ne
pratelskeho 1toku s atomlcky-
mi bombami. Snad proto take
byl vybran "a vrchnlho velitele
obranneho lodstva admiral
Blandy, jenz Tfdil v roce 1916
svrzeni atomickych bomb ma
ostr1vek Bikini.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Oslo (No.) 2Os9
Do Berlina bylo jiz pripraveno
leteckou cestou million tun
nakladu.

Dean Acheson prohlasiI, re
neobycejny uspech "vzdusne-
no mostu' do Berlfna povzbu-
dill demokraticke narody v E.
vrope, ably odporovaly jakemu-
koliv nezakonnemu uzitf silly
prot sobe. Toto prohlasenf u
clnll u p~f1lezitosti dodanf mill
onove tuny nakladu zasob do
pravovanych vzdusnou cestou
DO Berlina cd minuleho leta v
dGsledku sovetske blokady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
MlStnl ZprdVy.
RIEzzova Pouta.

Ultra V sobotu, &c. 1nora
vstoupf We snatek manzelsky
snoubenci 81. Jindfiska Pous-
kova a p. Robert E. Meyer.
Nevesta je dcerou z krajan-
ske rodiny p. a pf. Jindricha a
Bozeny Pouska, st. Augustine,
blfze Chesapeake City, Md.
Malo z nasich krajand vi, re
pan Jindra Pouska nedavno
vykoupil cast pro mas Cechy hi
storickeho "HeTmanova Pan
stv1."
Svatebn1 hostina Dude Sc ko-
natl Lithuanian Hall v 6 hod.
vecer. Novomanzele budou by
dleti V Arbutus, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Mia nav$tsva.

Minuly patek odpoledne "a
stavil sc V nasi redakci krajan
p. Jaroslav Taborsky, 625 N,
Montford Ave. Sc svym synem
Jerry Taborskym.
Mlady Taborsky je MATTE
lem velke cist1rny odevd V Ma
Olson, Wisconsin. Zde ma W.
chod6 meSkal ma Dry Cleaners
Convention We PHILADELPHIA a
pTi tie pT1lezitosti navtfvil v Bal
timore otce, matku a velke pr1-
buZenstvo.
Radi jsme Jerryho uvideli,
je stale wesley "chlapec" jake
byl pred p roxy. skoda, re Sc
nemohl zdrzeti v Baltimore de-
lie, alespon ma tn "Racf sezonu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Csl. ~hocekyiste vyhrali
svetove mistrovstvi.

stockholm, Svedsko. - Ces-
koslovensk6 narodnf muzstvo
ledn1ho hockeye dosahlo skye
leho 1spechu, kdyz zfskalo
svetoveho mistrovstvf ma CHI
pGde prot mimoradne slime
konkurenci.
Druhe m1sto obsadila Kama
da a tfetf m1sto Spojene Staty.
Muzstvo Spojenych Statn Size
ceskoslovensky team porazilo,
avsak byla to jedina porazka
CechoslovakG, kdezto Ameri-
cane byli porazeni dvakrat. V
poslednfm rozhodui1c1m zapa-
Sc porazilo Ceskoslovensko
Svedy pomerem 3 k O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Papez odsoudil pronasledovani
katolikHG ve VYchodni Europe.

Vatikanske M6sto. = Papez
Plus XII. ucinil projev pred O.
brovskym davem, odhadovanym
ma $50, 600 lid1, shromazdenym
ma Petrskem namestl v Rhine.
Odsoudil rozsudek mad kardi-
nalem Mindszentym jake ma
bozenskou persekuci, namire-
nou prot katolicke clrkvi. Ma
znacil, re sc madarskym komu-
nist1m nejakym tajuplnym zp1
sobem podafilo primeti kardi-
nala k dormant zlocin1, kterych
Sc We skutecnosti nedopustil.
Katol1ky v komunistickych
zemfch papez varoval, ably Sc
nepropdjcili k dohodam, ONE
zuj1c1m cinnost katolick6 cir
kve. Papezi Sc dostalo obrov-
skych ovac1 cd shromazd6neho
davu, kdyz vstoupil pred mi
krofon a kdyz sv1j Is minute
w projev dokoncil. Tez behem
feci doslo k castym hlasitym
projevGm souhlasu.
Papez polozil davu otazku,
IDA 81 preje, ably cfrkev byla
slaba a zamlkla v dobach, kde
lie nutno mluvit. Dav odpoved6l
hlasitym me-.
Jedna z dalsfch otazek zne-
la: "Um1te 81 predstavit nastup-
Sc sv. Petra, ktery by Sc podro-
bill nasil1?" a opetne "ne', bylo
odpovedf davu.
Papez dokazoval ma histo-
rickych pf1kladech, re prona-
sledovateldm c1rkve casio ne
stacilo zlomit pfedstavitele cir
kve telesne. prisli pax S tvrze-
MIN, jakych zlocin6 Sc dopu-
still, ably tito mucednfci byli v
oc1ch lidu diskreditovasi.
Totalitn1 a protinabozenske
staty by 81 pfaly c1rkev, ktera
mlci a Sc podrobuje, kdyz mlu-
Wit ma. Nen1 dmyslem cfrkve
zasahovat do politickych a hos
podarskych zalezitosti statn,
avsak nevada Sc pece o lidskou
dust.
Dalsi otazky zne1y: "Mdze-
papez inject, kdyz m~ensinova
vlada odp1ra rodicGm pravo ma
vychovu detf, ktere chce odci-
zit Panu Bohu?"
Mite papez inject, kdyz
stat tresta kneze, kteTi nebyli
ochotni porusit tajemstvi zpo-
vedi?"
"Je to vse zasahem cirkve
do zalezitostf statn1ch?"
Haste "ne" bylo odpoved1
davu ma vsechny tyto otazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
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ko. Tato party je pouze pro
muze a klub I'VE sve pratele,
zname a pffznivce k mile nav
a pratelskemu pobaven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
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