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Evening star., 1949-05-29

DE SOTO 1s4e 4-dr. Custom sedan.
Il 4so sas 3, E. as. sIs. soain. AZ ny syzsSa fSHi
MoToRs. aSoi SCI NC. Sr eSrysI:r- S Plymouth
Dealer. 17th and n sts. NV. Ex.
DSDSE sSSS ,s4o club coupe: r. and h.
Good running order: clean: 500
g, best bso. offer. a7os ounston ,a rd.
DoDGa esss e-dr. sedan: r. and h:
an 0ussaRs1E s .nEg. c., ana f., S, rannss s ss
Ss95 sss'0 down. ROYAL MO-
poRs ns ru 5'sssss ssoe 6pen RsaRss' sass .nd 81
DoDGE ia4s eoupe; uv.. owner mus,
sell By Tues; Si.07S. sH. 4S4i.
DODGE 1870 coupe; orig. black in.
ish; Al meshsnissl ccndision; ksT s,esn
MOTORS, Paekard. Is Kennedy 81:
n.vs TO. $500. ossn sveh ,snd
DODGE Isll 4-lr.: 9, ana b., Auid
drive. good mechanical eo0eitioo.
red aIs,i aIs,i,Sss Sssfs SIS dexn.
nedy G: n;v. 70. ssoo. osen s scss'
DSS& IS s?ss:s; s. ssu.s W ,..a i1sss!as
DODGE 1915 3-1I.; or1G. gynef. NJ
ways Eafased. enly 1900 ME-;
poSs sHSasa1ssssi; Isl; ;s.n lss.Ss e-.tsnI: s1ss.
inai paint, hsetef. sse4 runnins
crdsr. SS2S or best ezler. ~. e1e4.s
DODGE 1oA1 custs0 4-eoof sedan;
Ve kelfeye that this. ene-cwner car
u the eleanest sne p teyn: guar !;
only S6eS. CAPITOL MOTOR CO..
1901 Oeargia ave, ellver eprtng.
/ BLK. north Of ths ntstaret ifns.
DOnCE 1887 @-AooY sedan: heater;
far condition; SITS or best ofIer
under. Call WA 760<.
DODGE fe47 eenv. club epe.: $4,000
MI, radio. heater, tn new-ear oen6 !:
g. .sas cash or $3.50. bal monthly.
D0bGE 1881 Luxury Liner; $500.
sH. Sae4.
DODGE 1910 l-dr. sedan; heater.
lov mileage. clean and gcod paint.
Have 10 see TO appreciate; $500 or
best offer. vi. k42p. --51
DODGE 80 l-dr.; clean. recently
eyerhauled, new heater, reliable
tranyp.; $3.50. 10. 64S4.
DODGE Ie4s custom club cps: only
TO- 600 mi. b one careful drivss:
Peri. leoad.: Si.7st cash oWER
Evening star., 1949-05-29

SIS aALES's, 1sSe me- sSsS \ q
r9ossD DIN fs fs4s' 'soe eonv.: Miami cream: o =.
ssso sns h. Wv. tirss: sa.fOo: 81.
roRp hs 1s4s custom station vaaon:
Don't walt. this IL it. Room for the
family plus easf.ss; combines e
sTEukRT MOTOR CO. eth and
FORD iefs club coupe: heater. good
s1ss sTss; R,se, soSa orinsa inns nus CO. s..
sisS wis. ave. nv. on. sssi. sPsn
rom isss i-dr.: reeenditionsd
snsoushous; $50: 81 1889, =. ,oos' ms
pvt. 3 % owner: M si.7ss. a ssss. 80 @@ss
FoRD, Ie4s; exceilent /. .ondition,. r.
h.; si.soo- Az. $500, Ext. so.
FoaD 1919 4-dr. Dc L; r. and b.
si.sso. Can Dr. siss. Mr., YIsHER,
roaD. lat. 1s47 spor.znan ssuvsss.;
coat. iifs suafd. s1.47s. 81. sses.
roRD Is4s Tudor: 4.soo ni.: ssa mist.
Wv. undereosst. hssssf. si:see-
|r6ep siiSSss iSss eonv.; Z. sssus,: ezssss;
g; ess.ssse sssm. wsss:sa sse: ss.s sssi. sl i
IA IA asn. 10 IIodss uerO. Iii III
fsrsmest ycfd psaies. -
roiD Isas sapsr e iazs g. s:a..;
N.0os. cAPTToL MorQA CO.
ye0i osessta ave. ssivsr eprins. /
Sik. north of the District line. so
R p.nou. oatpas o loo 80. ~ VS. enssns.
Use IL fer sDcEts or enssness: rcom
for the entire family: pisnsy Of
for. Judge from behind the wheel
M,495. Cash. trade or terms,
sTEUART MOTOR CO. ssh snd
nj. Y. ave M. Ma. 5000. So
FORD ~ Sd. club corDef compact.
eozy Interior, ne vacation tysves
worries, with many mere miles %
the sniion. GAssa the ladies' fAvcrite,
Kyeyy wanted accssssrys h6ersi
trade allowance 81 I0S. Cash. trAce
or terms GTEuART MOTOR CO
9th and n. Y. ave. n-s. NA. sooe-
YoRD ls47 super Do iuxs Ypraor
sedan: heater. . niee sray hntsn-
very icv mileage. Drive tbs ene.
you vsll Al sSres |, 11Iw. dyi,s. ne nnIsss M
9AJ1. NC. $3.50 u 81 n-u. sT.'
sSsA
Evening star., 1949-05-29
oiisnssosIiis
mech. cond
IL 3-f1R9,

msiic. 1000 miies. tax,. With
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blue. clean and In DeEtsss eeed.'
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ccc suarsn.se: prtss, II .4ss; Co.
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oISsisopals isas s-sssr; nsvB
painteA. nsy Efes ana sfakss. ssess
eq41istea: teeS "a ssss sasf; 81
oSSsaoans 1888 s-ls. sslss: 70.
Il ess "a g. 80. Il. ~
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ssl.is e!fss a. q: isSs.
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pACKAAD is4s cssDe~r sessA.
sauipped with o. sn3 b.. ssss eesvys
sn6 asu tlrsss suaf.s SSs ca
riot MOTOR CO. 1851 0<erxss
ave- elissf 4srias. I six- s1rsn st
tae psseSt<s Ane. -Sa
PACKAR0 iA4l sssr fsns I4ae4. III
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Evening star., 1949-05-29

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Evening star., 1949-05-29

BUICK 1s4s super sedan: r. and h..
Wv; tires; low nj. new-ear GsI G9nrI;'
NC. (Buiek Dsslsrsl. 1ils Wilsou
blvd, Ari.. Va. Oh. $500. ~
BUICK l9l6 super sedani =. end a.
low nj. e1eeptionl cond:: S1:Ag3
WiNpRiD0E B HANDY, INC: Quick
pesisrss, lliinds lidS Wilson blvd. Al
BUICK 1888 Spec. 2-dr.; r. and A..
seat covers; clean transp.; S376,
WINpRIDGE q HANDY, INC. Quick
pealers,. lIds Wilson blvd. ATl.'
buick late is47 Super sedanette; low
| mileage, radio and heater: private
party; can finance; SI,74S or best
! offer. HO. 0659
BUICK black 1a4s Rdm. 4-dr. sedan;
extras; s2,ISe or best ooer; asrs nesS sS
BUICK 1a4s Dynafiow 4,dr. .sdan
low miiease: price. s2.as5: ccc
su,rnnsse; su,r; m si1ssd sun; q, rIs.osn snS M9n; :
CO.. l2aa 32nd st. NV. ia. $500,
BUICK 1915 Roadmaster: In perfect
condition; .475; 9ss sun he.
highway, Silver Spring (Stlver Sprtns
cADflkae AnaH S1e'i isss sapo' ase"; GOOD runn,ns
| cond,. prae. new tires; $500. Do.
<4fe,
Evening star., 1949-05-29

nENROAEA 1879 Consi. tray, kSn
csaHtev.6ERkr' '4asi ss essi eanv.: tr. :. and h.
va VA. ,ass tasss' other extras SIS sl:s1s'
CHEVROLET 1888 e-door, II you
want DOWNRIGHT dependable transp.
this car is the best buy for y
sss. ssss .as 2ixs VIZ s'fs E f'ss sss ,.'' II
ciaseEoLff NV ii d. 1887 s-aoer. 1t took
buy this bus ier $50 down sna s.
. week: Sl45 fun pries. WILLIAMS
Gai Gsaiesi nnise. fai fsnaitsrsssr s' spso;sl.ss.. 8. lsS
ful inspection: si.s0s. HALxYA
NC. e0co n st. nv. MA. 1900.
caEv. ls4s Asre .sa.a: iese:a Win
AL: Va ca. 900. 80 -ss
cHIv. lsx7 cea.; Z, scSps; s ys5y 5ys.Ssr,s els1n;
cMfvHoiEr n 1s5i \. isze s.dssr: door slss ss.h.
bal. easy terms; fun price cash, $495.
BEN CuMMINs. 1880 Conn. ave-.
cXSSviossr Nv Or ,s47 sedan delivery.
sls.su,s, ,s,susine;ss a.. CO. eesTssinst,onn; ssaE sssn
bal easy terms: run price, 81 .os5 o.
make offer or trade BEN CUM.
NIMe. 1880 Conn. ave-. wo. 324s.
CHEVROLET 1891 4-dr. de luxe So
dan; new. seat covers, paint top. "a.
mech. eond., heater. treated Ike .
o. est oissr. 81. sass.
CMxvHOLkT 1885 4-dr.: good cond.:
$500 or best c6er. NJ. ol4s.
cvn9slssaa. ley E, III. is4a x Icy aoR ;fsse. co v.
1000 Ca. ave, IA. 1900.
CHEVROLET 1895 2.door: sxesiisnt
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cySoeer os SdGe; nsss fsss sssns.,1 sSSss sSS.r;
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Evening star., 1949-05-29

ZEE oUa MI. vide s .snss g. q I'm, model, I,.iD Y
from 1895 up Easy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
Rsrwvn Nd Call To 6036.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24

thing there, Pop. Okay-and
thanks a lot. I'm sorry I took
you so far out of your way -"
The jalopy bounded down Uni
versity Avenue and swung left on
Highway AL. Gainesville and
the broad green vistas of the
University campus faded away
behind them.
Pop stared ahead at the road,
his eyes cleaning yellowly in
the morning sunlight. They look
ed out of his long, gaunt face.
like the eyes of melancholy cat.
reminding Dave of snatch Of
verse he'd read somewhere. He
remembered the tenor of it but
the actual lines eluded him.
Drowsily he searched for them,
but sleep moved in like thick
ening fog.
who'd va fight this summer"
The question brought Dave
back from out of the mists. He
mumbled a few nameS-Sand~
wilma, Pavelec, CORR
Continued next week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24

Miami was Willie's home terri
tory.
Pop scratched his chin. evil
lie?"
Dave told Pop about Willie and
his adventure that summer-how
he'd met Willie in a Jacksonville
gym; how Willie, slim, dapper,
with soft, pale hands and droopy
lids, had invited him to join his
stable of fighters on a barnstorm-
ing tour through the middle-west;
how, just as Dave was preparing
to return to Florida at the close.
of the tour, Willie had disappear
ed with Dawes money. That was
in indianapolis, three days ago.
II figure l had about five humid
red dollars coming to me over
and above Willie's 500 cut" he
told Pop. IF Willie's not in Mi
ami when l get there I'll wait for
him. I'll wait till hell freezes
over if I have tor
"Are va nuts or sump'n?" Pop
demanded. Forget it! Charge
it off to edjucation!"
eff don't get that money!"
Dave said grimly, Il won't get
any education! I've got to get at
least three hundred to pay off
my debts from last year so can
get started this year. And when
my fraternity brothers find out
I've turned pro and can't be
football hero any more, I'll have
to pay those notes / signed for
my initiation fee, and cash on the
barrel-head for my room remit"
But if you're busted, how the
hell can you wait around in Mi
ami?" Pop wanted to know.
'I'll probably be able to pick
up a fight around Miami or may
be Palm Beach or Lake Worth.
That'll keep me going until find
Willie"
Pop sighed. "Okay. If va
gotta go to Miami, va gotta go.
Only ya'll get there a lot faster
by goin' on to Tampa with me
and hitchin' ride on the Tamil
ami Trail. Any ride va catch on
that road is sure to be straight
through to Miami"
Dave thought it over a mo-
ment. He nodded slowly, thought
fully. Maybe you have some
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24
BOY !.
BY IRWIN ASHKENAzY

Editors note: The Southern Jewish Weekly proud to brinc
reads exciting short story written Irwin Ahenazv
journalism classmate and fraternity brother your editor durinc
h years University Florida The story is BROUGHT
YOU the courtesy of Fight Stories Magazine where
published and through the courtesy of The Readers
incest where it is appearing in the July issue.
The story features the reactions Jewish professional FIGHTER
- art.sernitism n the xingO
Dave Joktan looking for this battle But here
it was dirty foul filthy And roaring crowd
on its feet glowing in the knowledge that Marquis of
Queenberry had abdcated to the Goddess Six
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24


It was during the small hours
Of dark September morning
when Dave Joktan dropped off
the truck that had brought him
as far as the north Florida town
of Lake City. He watched the
truck wheel and roar off west
ward d.
The town, wrapped in its ca
coon of darkness, slept. The only
visible lights were those of an
all-night truckers oasis on the
corner-Shorty's Eats. He walk
ed toward it, his footsteps strik-
ing small, clacking echoes in the
silence He paused before the
little cafe, marshalling his sandy,
wind-tangled hair with a pocket
comb. A jalopy was parked near
the curb, its cracked windows re-
flecting the dim glow of the cafe
lights. A large yellow poster,
fastened to the spare tire, adver-
tised the coming evenings box
ing show at the Cuban Club in
Tampa. He went in, swung his
Six-feet-four-inch frame aboard a
stool at the counters dropped his
suitcase, and ordered a ham,
burger.
The only other patron was a
gaunt, elderly man who sat sew
eral stools down, eating a bowl of
soup. An unkempt fringe of
greying hair extended down on
his neck beneath the floppy brim
of his ancient, shapelesS Panama.
A baggy seersucker suit hung
loosely on his bony frame. He
turned at the crash of the suit
case and stared at Dave a mo-
ment, studying him through steel
trimmed spectacles. His tanned,
Indian-dark face was angular
and strong, with two deep fur
rows running from the wings of
mis- large, thin. nose past the cor
nerS of his mouth. Pilot lights of
humor flickered in his tan, am
0er-flecked eyes, igniting a quiz
zlcal grin as he noted the Univer-
Slty of Florida labels plastered
over the suitcase.
Kinda late for school, amt va,
big boy?"
Dave nodded non-committally.
The elderly mans accent was
iower-case Brooklyn but Dave
mad heard too many similar ac-
cents that summer to be overly
curious about this one. He cup
PED his chin in a large, square
nand' his elbow resting on the
counter, and stared YEARLY into
WStas within himself.
Shorty set the hamburger be-
lore him. Golfer"
Dave shook his head in silent
negation. Every nickel counted
now.
shorty yawned and lowered his
uumpy carcass into a sagging
wicker chair near the cash:
@awer. He contemplated Dave
IKE sleepy frog. "Yo' sho are
Olg sounded" he commented
al'er a moment. weigh round
TWO hunerd, huh?"
II was more like two-twenty,
out Dave didn't consider the diff
-etence worth mentioning-not
MN MIN his mouth full, anyway.
fo nen Shorty asked if he played
-" OU'oail ne swallowed and numb
~. Al something about playing on
IN me freshman team last year :.
=" &c, hamburger, disappeared.
lou don't get them dukes
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24

Interior of the Elom Congre
gatiOn Charleston c. which celebrates
In honor of the Temple Sister
hoods has dedicated its Art Calendar for $40 l.
Aug 81 1850 the historic Temple Founded in 1850
today has the oldest building
United States.
Printed color the calendar includes photographs
Temple and of cOorful Charleston fOreOrd giving
of the Coneegaticn well of
connected with its history
Measuring Az 64 inches. the HaOpenng booklet contains
sufficient for noting each days
pages and listing of all Jewish and legal holiday Suitable
gift prize the calendar priced IS copy.
be ordered through affiliated National
Federation of Temple isterhOOd F Merchants Building
Ohio.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24

his mouth with paper napkin.
"Or them scars over va eyes," he
added.
Dave considered his swollen
thumb nuckles modify. He
looked up. what do you do,
Pop-promote, train or manager"
The sharp, leathery face creas-
ed in grin. Il handle a coupla
boys" he admitted, and proceed
ed to expand upon them.
One, it seemed, was heavy
weight named Alvarez who had
been booked to fight Kayo Billy
Corbett in a ten-round main-go
at Tampa's Cuban Club. Unfor-
tunately, Alvarez had broken his
hand in training the day before.
His manager was now on his way
back to Tampa from Jacksonville
where he'd gone to find a worthy
substitute.
who'd y'all git?" Shorty
yawned.
Nobody. The good ones ask
for guarantees the promoters amt
givin' these days. And I wouldn't
sign no stumblebum. We got
plentya dogs in Tampa already"
He was peering at Dave as he
spoke. Don't I see you in st.
Augustine one night last spring?
Fightin' in the amachoor boxin'
tournament at the W"
Dave stared at him. His slow,
self-conscious grin revealed the
youth his size camouflaged, be-
traying his eighteen years. He
nodded diffidently.
The old fight manager nodded.
II thought So" He smiled rem
iniscingly. 81 was passin' trough
St. Augustine that night. My car
breaks down. So I go see this
amachoor clambake while it's be-
in fixed. see va win the state
AAU heavy title" He paused,
studying Dawes face a moment,
and added thoughtfully, "You
don't have them scars then"
81 turned pro-"
His smile faded. "Ya quit
SCHOOL,"
'No. So I could stay in school.
It costs money"
The yellowish eyes narrowed.
you was football man, wasn't
ye?"
The boy glanced at him wear
lily. "a thirty buck a month
football scholarship doesn't go
very far, Pop"
The seersucker suit Tapped
about his gaunt, bony body as the
old fight manager swung off ms
stool. He Tipped coin on the
counter and offered Dave his
hand in the same motion. MY
names Mcguire, but you can
keep on calm me Pop. They
all do" n
Dave stood up and took the
strong, leathery hand. MY
names Dave Joktan. Glad TO
know YOU"
eff you're goin' to the Unlver-
sity," Pop suggested, Il can take
va as far as Gainesville. It's on
my way -. &"
The jalopy ratified down High
way Al, its one good headlight
splashing a puddle of yellow
light on the road ahead. Dave
slumped into the lumpy upnol-
stery and tried to remain awake.
The oldboy strung anecdote upon
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-06-24

mlliarly Gentleman Jim, Joe
Choynski, Peter Jackson, Kid
Mccoy, Big Jim Jeffries. Num-
erous facets of his personal his
tory filtered through. Apparent
ly he'd trained and managed
fighters since 1910 all over the
United States; he'd been living in
Florida for the past ten years
cEver since my old lady died
while we was on trip to St.
Petersburg'); he was now retired
in a way.
1t occurred to Dave that he was
deliberately going out of his way
to take him to Gainesville. The
route through Brooksville to
Tampa was much shorter. It was
really unnecessary for him to go
to so much trouble, Dave said.
He could get out at High Springs
and be pretty sure of catching
another ride by daylight.
Pop ignored the suggestion.
High Springs slipped by and the
miles unwound to the accompani-
ment of his rambling discourse.
After one of his rare silences Pop
pondered, "That monicker of
yours, 'Joktan'-what is it, Po-
lack?"
"No. It's the same as David
Hebrew. You'll find 'em both in
Genesis"
For a long while Pop stared in
to the darkness, stonily silent.
Always it was the same, Dave
thought. Tell 'em you're a Jew,
then wait wait, while doors
closed silently, invisibly =.
Pop sighed. 81 useta wonder
sometimes" he soliloquized bit
wistfully, what ida done with
my life if ida been born Jew"
Never before had Dave en-
countered this reaction. H e
thought it over awhile. Being
Jew doesn't make you any diff
ferent," he said finally. 1T
doesn't give you any special
quality. You'd have been exact
ly the same"
"Naaa!" Pop shook his head
scornfully. "I'da been better off.
ida had to fight harder to get
along. ida had to have an edju-
cation. I'd amounted to sump'n
maybe"
Dave deliberated. Being made
to fight harder isn't the answer"
he decided. "If it were, you
ought to wish you'd been born a
negro"
Pop thought that over a mo-
ment. mo-" he sighed. There's
such a thing as bein' overmatch-
ed"
By now the darkness had been
diluted with morning and, as they
approached the university town
of Gainesville, the eastern sky
became concourSe of pink
clouds riding the dawn.
81 should've told you," Dave
said as the jalopy ratified down
the road approaching University
Avenue; I'm not stopping at.
Gainesville. I'm going on through
to the east coast and Miami"
Pop glanced at him intently.
1 thought you was goin' back to
school,"
81 am, but first I've got to col
lect some dough from a man IN
Miami" Dave stared Somberly
at the street ahead. '1'll be late
starting the. new term, but~Pve
got to get that man before can
start" He paused, then added
bleakly. 81 figure this fellow
= H6;o,,o; hxy YoOXuO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Kursy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma
csl. velvyslanectvi.

Londyn. = Ceskoslovensky
velvyslanec v Londyne uspora-
dial povinn6 kursy politicke pre-
vychovy. Do techto kursG mar
xismus leninismus must chodit
vsichni zamestnanci velvysla-
nectvf a konsulatu, i jejich man
zelky. Hlavnim ucitelem byl
DIR. Edward Goldstuecker a
kdyz ted byl poslan jake vysla-
nee do Palestiny, prednasl byv.
tiskovy pfidelenec a nyn1 velvy-
slanecky rada DIR. Pavel Kavan
a inzenyr Staedler. Kursy jsou
iednou tydne a prednaska s de-
batou trva vzdycky nekolik no.
din. V jedne takove prednasce
mluvilo sc take o NONE pT1st1
valce a DIR. Goldstuecker odpo-
vedel ma dotaz velmi zajfmav6
"Nezalezf v1bec ma tom, vyhra-
ie-li Sovetsky svaz takovou val
ku nebo prohraje-li il. Hlavnim
1celem takove valky by bylo,
ably Sc vytvorila situace, V ktere
by sc rozbujel komunismus."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Napeti mezi Pakistanem a
Afghanistanem.

Karachi, Pakistan. = Ucha-
zee O Afghansky trGn tvof1 ma
petf v neklidnych pohranicnlch
oblastech mezi Pakistanem a
Afghanistanem. Vztahy tech
to dvou mohamedanskych sta
til nebyly pTflis srdecn6 jiz cd
~okamziku, kdyz Pakistan byl
zalozen.
Pretendentem afghanskenho
tr1nu je Amin Jan, bratr onoho
krale Amanullaha, ktery resig-
noval v roce 1923 a zije nyn1 v
Italii. Amin Jan by rad nahra-
dill nynejsfho krale Zahir Shaha
a ma "a to, re by nejaka arma-
'da pri tom byla zcela uzitecna.
Amin Jan byl vychovan v
Nemecku a ma Anglicanku Ia
.zenu, kdyz Sc jeho bratr vidal
trdnu byl zatcen a predan An
glicandm. I'll jej nejdffve drze-
Ii v Rangoonu a pax v Madrasu,
avsak v roce 1913 mu dovolill,
ably odesel do Pakistanu.
Amin ucinil jiz jeden pokus
pochodu ma afghanske hlavni
mesto Kabul. kdyz 81 naverbo-
val nejakou mensf armada me-
ri stale nespokojenymi kmeny
" pohranicf mezi Pakistanem a
Afghanistanem Vsak kdyz A
min pochodoval k hranic1m,
ztraceli jeho Tide nejak chut
k dalsfmu postupu, a kdyz Sc
dostal ma hranice mel jen 30 IL
d1 a to Sc mu zdalo byt malo
pro nejakou invasi.
Afghanistan obvinil Paklstan
re Amina podporuje, coz vyvo-
lalo mravnf pohorsen1 u paki-
stanske vlady, ktera Sc dusova-
la, re varovala pohranicnl kme-
ny, ably sc k Aminovi nepfidall.
Zdejsi pozorovatele vsak tvrdi,
re by vPakistanu radi videll,
kdyby Jamin mel 1spech, da Sc
pry s MIN pekne spolupracovat,
coz pry nelze Tici o nyneJslch
vladclch Afghanistanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-05
Odmsny "a ziskavani clenH
KSC.

New York. - Vtip, ktery Sc
prave test velke oblibe v jedne
tax zvane lidove = demokra-
tickle republice jest: Ceskoslo-
venska odbOcka komulisticke
strany patrne nema velky u
speech pri naboru noveho Glen
silva.
IDA Sc, re lid Sc zdraha u
znat nehynoucf zasluhy strany
a pTipojit Sc telem a dust k hnu-
tt, ktere slibuje spasu a raj ma
zemi. Ably nabor novych clend
dostal novy podnet, vydalo pry
vedenf strany tyto smernice:
"Kdo zfska tri move cleny,
nebude musit platit clenske pf1-
spevky pc cely rok. Kdo zlska
pet novych clenu, nebude mu-
sit nosit odznak komunisticke
strany. A kdo dokonce ziska
deset novych clenG, dostane u
fedni potvrzen1, re nikdy nebyl
clenem komunisticke strany.