davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
MlStni ZprdVy.
RIzova pouta.

Ultra v osbotu, IL. 1nora Cd
DAM budou pri msi svat6 v II
hodin dopol. v kostele sv. Ka-
teriny snoubenci p. Joseph F,
Velenovsky, Jr. a 81. Isabelle
E. Bromwell.
zenich je synem z rodiny
znamych osadn1kG p. a p1. 10
sefa F. a Amy Velenovsky, 1913
N. Glover st.
Nev6sta je dcerou p. a pi.
Samuel Bromwell, PAIL East
Biddle st.
Pc svatbe budou mfti sva-
tebnf presnidavku v Madison
Restaurantu, rob Madison a
Chester ulic. Vecer v 7 hodin
Dude Svatebnf Buffet v mist
nostech pod skolou Ostdy sv.
Vaclava.
Novomanzele odjedou ma sva-
tebnf cestu do New Yorku. Pc
navratu budou bydleti V elsie
1907 Pelham Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Odbyt automobile klesa
" posledni dobe.

San Francisco. - Asi 1000
clenn narodn1ho sdruzen1 OBJ
chodnfkG S ~automobily porada-
10 minuleho tydne San Fran
cisku svojf vyrocn1 konvenci a
reci tam pronesene vyznely te-
mer jednohlasne v ten smysl,
re Je pc velke konjunkture. II.
R. Hopkins z Portland, Ore,
rekl doslovne: "Nesm1me 81
That do kapsi a musfme pTi-
znat, re je pc zlatych casech.'
Jeden obchodn1k z Cleve-
landu Tekl, re kazdemu kupci
noveho vozu nab1z1 dodavku
jednorocnl potfebu gasolinu
zdarma a temer vsichni Sc sho-
dovali v tom, re Dude zapotfe-
bf pTibirat move prodavace. Ke
zlepseni nalady take nikterak
neprospelo prohlasen1. Henry
Kaisera, re must i v tonic me-
s1ci zmensit svoji vyrobu o ce-
lou polovinu.
Kaiser VIM "a tento vyvoj
vladnf 1verovou politiku, kdyz
Poole nynejsfch pTedpisG mu-
81 byt jedna tretina kupn1 ceny
zaplacena lined a zbytek We
splatkach, rozlozenych ma IL
mesicG. Stejne Sc vyjadfil Hen
ry C. Doss, vicepresident auto
mobilky Nash.
Avsak jsou zde tez zjevy O.
pacne. Kdyz firma General
Motors poradala v hotelu Wal
dorf Astoria svoji 8-denn1 w
stavu novych modelG tax mela
naobyceiny 1spech a vystavu
tn shledlo ma 100000 lid a asl
|jedna tretina z Mich mela zajem
O koupi vozI. Cetn1 Sc dokon-
ce snazili podplatiti 1fednlky,
ably 81 zajistili brzkou dodav-
ku, nebylo to vsak mic platne a
|firma sc k nicemu nezavazova-
la. Nejvetsf zajem byl O novy
Chevrolet, "a ktery je stale ma
b1zeno znacne vice nez obnasl
jeho listinna cena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
MIady krajan slozil G. P. A.
zkouSku.

Minuly listopad 119 kandi-
dat1 proslo zkouskami, ktere
provadela Board of Examiners
of Public Accountants. Nyni
budou odporuceni ugevrnerovi
Lane-mu, Jr., ably potvrdil je-
jich stupen Overenych Vefej-
nych Ucetn1ch.
Mezi temito naleza Sc mia
d. krajah~p. JOHN II. Masopust,
syn re zname krajanske rodiny
%. a pf. John c.. Masopust, 2918
McElderry St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Maryland Mental Hygiene
Society.

Pan Edward E. Yaggi, Jr.,
baltimorsky obchodnik, pred
soda Maryland Mental Hygiene
Society oznamil minuly patek
vecer otevrenl celostatnlho ma
boru ~clenstva.
Tato organisace Sc zaj1ma O
snahy We zjednani napravy n.y.
n6jslho stavu Marylandskych
Dusevnfch Nemocnic a v d.
sledku teto myslenky Sc rozho-
ola O nekolika velice urcitych
potTebach:
1. Zrfzenf Preventative Gil
nics";
2. Follow-Up Clinics pro
propustene ma "slovo" (parole)
z nemocnice pro dusevne cho-
re;
8. Ar emergency unit pro ty,
kteTf byli nahle zachvaceni du-
sevnf nemocf;
4. Jine druhy 1stavI jake
ku pr1kladu pro sestrale a pro
defektivni zlocince.
Pan Yaggi Sc zm1nil, re or
ganisace planuje brzke predlo-
zeni nekolika navrhG panu gu
vernerovi a Zakonodarne.
Pi. Tucker z Odbocky Amer.
Cerveneho Krfze promluvila G
dobrovolnych sluzbach, KITE
rych je co nejv1ce zapotrebl.
PTfstf sch1ze teto organise
ce Dude oznamena v "Tele.
grafu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Osobni.

Krajanka p1. Anna B. Novak,
1886 E. Monument St. trav1 III
mu V dome sveho syna DR.. Ar
thura Novaka, 942 E. Court st.
Gainesville, Florida. DR.. No.
yak je profesorem ma Florid.
ske Universite.
PAM Novakova podnikla roz.
sahlou cestu pc Floride a nav
Stfvila mesta: Miami, Palm
Beach, Silver Springs a ST. Pc
tersburg. Nynf odpociva We
Gainesville. Pocasf jest velice
krasne a s~lunecne, teplota vzdu.
chu 80 a IS stupnU.
PAM Novakove a jej1mu sy
nu dekujeme "a milou vZpo
minku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Predbszne ornament zabav.

y nedeli, 20. 1nora GA
ternickove Hody" pofada Sbor
"Zlata Praha" We Skole Aug.
Hefmana.
" nedeli, 27. 1nora "Pitch-
In-P arty" porada Rieger Klub
v I4yceum Budove, rob Madison
Duncan ulic.
" nedeli, 27. unora ma u
koncenf Masopustu sehraJe
Ochotnicky Spolek Osady sv
Vaclava frasku mas Franta'
" nedeli, 6. brezna pofa-
da I. Cesky Dem. Klub Z. war
dy "Jitrnicove a Hovezf Hody'
v klubovn1ch mlstnostech, 83e
N. Chester st.
" nedeli, 6. bTezna "Ustfi.
cove Hody" porada T. J. Soko.
Curtis Bay.
V sobotu, 10. bTezna II
"Starodavne SibTinky" poTadt
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" v Dem. Klu
blu Ceskych Mladikd 7. wardy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
OSLO (NO.) 2O87
Armada znacns omezf nabor
novych branch.

Washington, D. C. = Arma-
da az doposud v6novala $5,-
100000 rocne pro ziskanf no.
vackG a domahala Sc vetsich
stav1 vojska, nynf prohlasila,
re pfijfmanl branc1 znacne o.
mezi. Armada je nyni povo-
len stav 677, 900 muz1 a v tom
je 605,OOO prostych vojfnu a
poddGstojnfk1.
Omezen1 sc uplatnf hlavne v
tonic smeru:
1. Do armady budou prijati
skutecne jen ii, kteff nejlepe
obstoj1 jak pTi dusevnfch tax
pfi telesnych zkouskach.
2. Sesti armadnlm oblastem,
ma ktere jsou rozdeleny Spoje-
ne Staty budou prikazany ur-
cite kontingenty Poole uvolne-
nych mist a ty nesmeji byt pre-
kroceny "a zadnych okolnosti.
Pr tom vsak nenastane zad-
ma zmena v zasadach proto, re
ty jsou urceny brannym zako-
mem. Budou tedy 18leti i ma
dale prij1mani ma jeden rok a
muzi We veku cd 10 do Is let
ma FL >mesfcn1 sluzbu. AZ do
nedavna bylo pTijimano do
sluzby ma $4,000 branc1 me-
sfcne a pocet ten Dude napriste
OmeZen ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
DalSi cistka ma vysokych
Skolach " CSR.

Frankfurt. = Do konce led
ma Dude z ceskych vysokych
skol vylouceno 5000 student1.
Oznamil to ma tiskove konfe-
renci prof. M. Valouch, ktery
novinardm podal zpravu O no
vych z~vlastn1ch vysetruj1c1ch
komis1ch, jez mali proverit
vsech $4,000 studentG vyso-
kych skol Cechach a ma Mo-
rave. Ii, kdoz pred komisemi
neobstoj1, prohlasil prof. Va
.louch, ''budou zacleneni do nor
maln1ho pracovn1ho procesu;
pozdeji, kdyz Sc osvedci a je-
jich zamestnayatele budou S
mimi spokojeni a doporucf je,
NIUE jim byt povoleno dokon-
cit studia. Prof. Valouch pro-
hlasil, re Size cistka neni poll
ticka, ale re vsichni STUDENT,
kteT1 Sc dopustili protistatnfho
GNU, budou prirozene vylou-
ceni.
STUDENT, kterf tuto novou, v
poradf jiz tretf cistku preziji,
mohou Sc test ma studium ma
vysoke skole "lidove-demokra-
|tickeho typu', ktera je jiz jas
ne zaclna rysovat. Zde jsou
nektere JEFF prednosti, jak je
| nast1nil pan prof. ValOuch:
1. Kazdy student must nit
zapsany dive hodiny tydne $50
cialn1 vedy" marx-leninismu a
jeho aplikace v dnesnf CSR.
Tato discipline Dude zakladn1
a trvalou slozkou "cele jeho
vysokoskolske kariery." Take
universitne professor Sc must
podrobit "pravidelnemu poll
tickemu Skolen1."
2. Navsteva pTednasek bu-
de povinna, stejne jake zkous-
ky v pravidelnych lhGtach. I'll,
KIDD koncem semestru neobsto-
iii, a~utomaticky odpadnou.
3. Vsichni STUDENT budou
povinne ubytovani v kolejfch,
v nichz Sc Dude udrzovat pr1s-
ma discipline"
4. Pr studiich sc velmi Dude
dbat specialisace, zejmena v
technickych oborech. Pocet
student6 ma vysokych skolach
technickeho typu Dude O 30
SO proc. zvysen, pocet studen-
til jinych fakult (vcetne lekar-
ske) ma byti sn1zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Jen ne;lepsi muzi budou pTiji-
mani do armady Spoj. StatI.

Washington, D. C. = pfl-
tonne dobe nenf tax snadno
dostati sc do americke armady.
Department armady prohla-
sill, re ma v 1myslu vyb1rat 81
pouze acknowledgements a te-
lesne nejschopn6jsf muze re
seznamu rekrutG. Tim zpIso-
benz Dude mono udrzeti ar
madu ma nejvyssi dovolene w.
81 COS, 900.
Armada zastavila nabor ma
dobu dvou let. Muzi, kteTf Sc
dali ma vojnu must podepsatl
ma tTi, ctyTi, pet nebo sest let.
z armady bylo receno, re v
1noru a breznu nebude nikdo
odveden a vsechno nasvedcuje
tomu, re pravidelne odvody ne
budou konany pc dobu Is me-
sicu. Ale povinne odvody bu-
dou opet zavedeny jakmile po-
Get dobrovoln1kG podstatne po-
klesne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

Stains claims without quest
Joining his motives, while you
denounce as proponents of
war" those who inclined to
scrutinize his words and to
gather their meaning by COM
pairing them with his deeds.
Since you ask me to endorse
by implication the good faith
of Mr.. Stain, it is perhaps not
out of order for me to ask if
you will join me in sponsoring
the following declartion:
"As Americans we claim for
ourselves the right, which we
as freely accord to others, to
life and liberty. Foremost a
mong these rights is the free
dom to speak, even in criticism
of the government, and to wor-
ship God in our own way. W.
condemn all efforts of any
government to suppress these
freedoms within it's borders or
elsewhere, on either side of any
curtain, whether it be iron or
silken. We particularly de-
nounce the arrest and impri-
sonment of Cardinal Minds
zenty and the infliction of tor
ture upon him to extract a So
called confession.
If you and your associates
will make such a declaration
your fellow Americans will sa-
lutte you; and if you can pre-
vail upon Premier Stain to res
pect it, I shall gladly join you
in any movement for peace pre-
Dictated upon belief and trust
in Mr.. Stalin's good faith.
Sincerely,
THOMAS D~'ALESANDRO, Jr.
Mayor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
POHRBY.

= 3. unora Zemfela stara
krajanka vdova pf. Mary sva-
tora, 2417 E. Eager St. ByloI
il 83 rokn. Narodila sc v Ces-
koslovensku. Zanechala zde
zarmoucene dftky: pf. Mary
Geller, PIP. Edwarda, James,,
Franka a Stanley Svatora.
Prinalezela ku spolku Fanny
Marie Ustavicne Pomoci.
Pohreb konal sc 7. 1nora z
domu smutku do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven p. Harlem E. Schimunkem.
4. dnora zemrela krajan-
ka vdova pf. Mary S. Petrik,
9O4 N. Belnord Ave. We start
|73 let. Narodila sc v Balti-
more. Zanechala zde zarmou-
Gene ditky: p1. Lillian Shea,pi.
Mari Mes a PIP. Franka,
Johna a Klementa PetTik.
PohTeb konal sc 8. 1nora re
Schim1nkova PohT. Domu do
kostela sv. Antonina a odtud
ma Parkwood hrbitov.
6. 1nora zemrela ceska
stafenka vdova pf. Barbora
Dvorak, 1910 Southern Ave. v
pozehnanem veku 88 let. Ma
rodila sc v Ceskoslovensku a v
Americe dlela SO let. Prinale-
zela k Oltarnimu spolku.
Pohreb konal sc z domu
|smutku 9. 1nora do kostela sv.
|Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven firmou Frank Cvach a Syn.
5. 1nora zemrel p. Chares
H. Mccullough, SO rokd star
Narodil Sc We White Hail., Md
Pohreb Dude Sc konati IL. u.
nora re Schimdnkova Pohr
Domu. ma hrbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
8. 1nora zemrelo 3 dny
stare novorozene Joseph E
Schmidt, Jr., synacek p. a p1
Joseph a Betty Schmidt SOC
is. Kenwood Ave. Vykrop ko
;Inal sc 9. 1nora re Schimdnko
Iva Pohr. Domu ma hTbitov Nej
svetejsiho Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Objev uranu vynese prospek-
torHGm $4,000.

Washington, D. C. - Vybor
pro atomovou energii pfipravu-
je vydan1 kn1zky, kterouz bu-
dou prospektoTi pouceni jak u
ranova ruda, nezbytna pro W.
robu atomove energie vyhlizi
a jak j hledat. Ia objev ura-
novych lozisek je vypsana jiz
20 delsf dobu odmena $40, 900
a objev byl by i jinak velmi W.
nosny, kdyz Sc "a jednu libru
uranove rudy plat1 $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
z cinnosti l. Ceskeho Dem. Klu-
bu 2. wardy, S38 N. Chester St.

bu 2. wardy, 1888 N. Chester St.
Baltimore, Md, z. 1nora, 1949.
Minuly patek Sc konala me-
sfcni sch1ze, ktera byla hojne
navstivena a byla dosti zajfma-
va. Jest to radost 1rednikI,
kdyz clenove prfjdou a berou
1cast ma schulz, tax ably vedeli
co klub della a jak pokracuje.
Tez byla podana zprava re Ia
konodarny v Annapolis naSim
predsedou a delegation obca-
mem John w. Valisem a obca-
mem Lyman Schuelerem co Sc
vse v Zakonodarne dele.
Proto clenove pTichazejte
ieste vice ma schuze. Dale O.
znamujeme ctene verejnosti,
Re Sc pripravujeme ma Bull
Roast a Jaternicove Hody" KITE
re Sc budou konati v nedeli, g..
brezna cd 1 do 6 hodin vecer.
Zveme ceskoslovenske muze a
syny ably vsichni pEisli. Kazdy
Dude upffmne vftan!
S uprimnym pozdravem,
Louis Kotesovec, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Gumova kola pouzivana ma
francouzskych drahach.

Par1z. - Francouzske dra-
ny mali v provozu 40 zelez-
nicnfch vozd S gumovymi koly,
vozy ty cestovaly 10000 900
mil Cd roku 1882, kdy byly da-
ny do provozu. Dotycne vozy
bezf temeT dplne bez hluku a
je jich ~pouz1vano az do rych-
losti 80 mil "a hodinu. Jedno
takove kolo vydrzi ma $4,000
mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Vzpominka re Slunneho Jihu

Miami, Fla, z. 1nora, l949.
Cteny pane Cihlaf!
Prosfm pTfjmete srdecny mGj
dix "a laskave me zaslanf "Te-
legrafu", ma ktery Sc vzdy We
lice tes1m. Pocasf jest krasne,
tez i tento hotel moderne zafl-
zeny, ktery jest pouze IA dni
otevTen. Budu sc opet test ma
pr1stf c1slo.
Mil srdecny pozdrav tez ma
ctenare redakce a vsem milym
odberatelGm.
Zimmerman Sc s uctou,
Marie Hajek
Dekujeme "a opravdu milou
vzpomfnku a prejeme pf1jem-
ny pobyt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Plan socialniho pojistsni "
Ceskoslovensku zklamal.

Praha. - Komunisticky pre-
mier Anton1n Zapotocky Tekl,
re novy program socialn1ho a
zdravotniho pojisteni zklamal.
Rekl We sve reci, re tento plan
je dalekosahly, ale re je v teto
dobe mimo produktivni, hospo-
darsky a financnf dosah Ces-
kOslOvenSka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Krajan graduoval v Nebrasce'

20. ledna t. r. graduOval ma
Nebraska Universite mlady p.
Frank C. Kuska, syn znamych
curtisbayskych krajan1 p. a pl.
Franka a Josefy Kuska.
Mas mlady krajan obdrzel
diplom Bachelor of Science in
Mechanical Engineering.
Prejeme mu ma jeho zivotni
draze mnoho Zlaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

(Redakce "Telegrafu' byla
pozadana nasim panem staros-
tou mesta O otisknutl jeho Cd
povedi WISE jmenovane Narod-
nj Rade Americko-Sovetskeho
Pratelstvi.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
N

liz tuto ned6li, 13. dnora cd
T. 6 hodin vecer pofada
Czechoslovak-American Civic
Association. Upozornujeme ma
oznamku ma zadnl strane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Madarsky kardinal Mindszenty
odsouzen k dozivotn1mu
zaIafi.


zalafi.
Kardinal Jozef Mindszenty,
nejvyssf hlava katolicke cirkve
V Madarsku byf v pondeli Cd
souzen madarskym komunis-
tickym rezimem k dozivotnlmu
zalafi pc tr1-denn1m soudnfm
preliceni. Obzaloba no vinila
z "vlastizrady", re snahy svrh-
nout madarskou republiku a z
nedovolenych devisovych pre-
stupkG. Soud tez dekretoval
zabaven1 peneznfho majetku
kardinala. S MIN bylo odsou-
zeno jeste dals1ch sest osob.
Jeste pred vynesenfm roz-
sudku proti kardinalovi zacaly
prichazeti madarske komunis-
tickle Wade protesty re Spoj.
StatG a celeho sveta. Krone
stovek katolickych organisacl,
Vatikanu a jinych cirkv1, pro-
testujf jednotlivci, organisace
a vladn1 kruhy. New Yorsky
starosta O'Dwyer vyzval stat
n1ho sekretare Achesona, ably
vykonal vse, co Dude moci We
snaze zabranit "lyncovanf' ma
darskeho kardinala.
V Londyne vyslovil protest
britsky zahranicn1 ministr Be
vim, ktery prohlasil, re vedeni
procesu vyvolalo linus a pr1c1
Sc britskym pojmGm spravedl-
nosti.
Vatikan op6t prohlasuje, Re
rozsudek je zlocinem prot lid
stvu a prelat re je moralne a
obcansky nevinny.
Chilsky delegat Spojenych
NarodG Santa Cruz oznamil V
hlavn1m s1dle U. N. Lake
Success, re prednese otazku
komunistickeho procesu mad
kardinalem jake pfedmet de-
baty v Hospodarske a Socialn1
Rade u. N. Prohlasil, re mu
jeho vlada naffdila, ably pod
poroval jakekoli odsouzeni
madarske vlady, ktere by bylo
vzneseno We Spojenych marc
dech.
Americky senator S. Bridges
navrhl v senatu resoluci, w
ktere by senat vyslovil svGj cd
por a opovrzen1 prot komunis
tickemu soudnictvi. AmerickJ
statn1 department dostal do Il
terka $4,000 dopis1, protestu
jic1ch proti madarskemu ko.
munistickemu rezimu.
Demokraticky kongresnil
Sommers z New Yorku posla
telegram madarskemu komu
nistickemu mistopredsedovi {
b6sovi Madarska Rakoc1mu
V telegram sliboval, re demo
kraticky svet vybuduje v Ma
darsku protikomunisticke pod
zem1, ktere "znic1 Vast vladu
jaka je dneS."
8 MadafGd vzdalo Sc svych
mist " u. s.
Madarsky vykonny gen. kon
sui v New Yorku a Z jinych ma
darskych 1redn1k6 We Spoje
nych Statech resignovalo v pro
testu mad odsouzenim kardina
la Jozefa Mindszentyho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
SchEze

Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a BALTIC.
Jedn. Sokolic konaj1 Sc tuto ne
deli, 10. 1nora We 3 bod. odpol.
We Skole Augustine HeTmana.
Pc sch1zi zpev a pratelske po-
baven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
OAR
Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. Hefmana.

Kuct6nf pamatky zemre-
l6ho pritele p. Josefa Sedlacka
daroval p. Karel Hrubes, st.
Fallston, Md. $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
8 MadaFH vzdalo Sc svych
mist " u. s.

Madarsky vykonny gen. kon-
sui v New Yorku a Z jinych ma
darskych 1Tedn1kd We Spoje-
nych Statech resignovalo v pro-
testu mad odsouzenim kardina-
la Jozefa Mindszentyho.
Evening star., 1949-10-17

tion Commission is so far removed from
the scene of Arnold operations as to make
it inconvenient for Arlington and Fairfax
citizens to present their protests against
further fare rise on interstate hauls.
under these conditions it is doubtful
that the public interest can be protected
as fully as it should be in the recurrent
Virginia bus fare petitions. The Arlington
PUG is doing what it can on the public's
behalf. 1t hes prevailed upon the County
Board to request that full opportunity be
given the advisory group to study the
company's case and to make reply. This
opportunity should apply both to the pro-
ceedings in Richmond and before the ICC.
For, as the Arlington commission pointed
out in statement to the board, the bus
company has not as yet been required by
any regulatory agency to show that poor
management complained of in past years
has been eliminated. Certainly the COM
pany should be compelled to show that it
is operating efficiently and is being man.
aged economically, before another fare
increase is granted
The consideration of these local uues-
tions should not be left to an overburdened
national agency or detached State body
IN Richmond. They could better be settled
IN the area affected. It is such reasoning
that has brought an increasing demand for
Metropolitan Area PUG, created by Dis
ict-Virginia- a-Maryland compact to handle
just such fringe utility problems as the
Arnold fare case.
Evening star., 1949-10-17
Clifford Pinchot Forest

CLIFFORD Pinchot was we'll known in
washington, and the dedication of a
national forest in the State of Washington
as living acknowledgment of his services
as conservationist is a matter of interest
mere. He was the first chief of the National
Forest Service, but for a long while pre-
vious to his appointment to that position
ne was busy with the systematic study of
many difficult problems relating to timber,
It's growth and its uses.
Without Mr.. Pinchot's talents and ex-
perience vast areas might have been
exploited irreplaceably. The very fact that
ne was interested in preserving the forests
had good effect upon the forest indus
tries. From 1898 to 1910 he represented the
Federal Government in the crusade to keep
America reasonably green. Many persons
disagreed with him, and he did not win
all his battles. But nobody challenged his
sincerity, nobody questioned the depth of
his patriotic devotion to the commonweal.
He himself said near the end of life: IT
have been Governor now and then, but
l am forester all the time-have been,
and shall be, to my dying day."
1t is in recognition of that aspect of
his career and of the durable fruits there
OF that the Clifford Pinchot National Forest
has been dedicated.
Evening star., 1949-10-17
New Appellate Judges

OF the three new judges named to
the United States Court of Appeals by
President Truman, only one, Charles Fahy,
is widely known in Washington. The two
others, Assistant Attorney General David
L. Bazelon and Assistant Solicitor Gen.
eral George T. Washington, have pursued
lines of legal work which have not brought
them to public notice.
Presumably all three are competent
lawyers, equipped to assume the duties Of
a bench which often is looked upon as
second only to the Supreme Court in order
of Importance. But it can hardly be said
that these selections will be received with
unrestrained qualification.
No one of the three has had any judicial
experience All three are Democrats, al
though it does not appear that Mr.. WASH
ington has been politically active in the
partisan sense The main criticism, how
ever, runs to the fact that all three nom
inees are essentially Government lawyers.
Two of them come directly from the
Department of Justice, and the third, Mr..
Fahy, is former Solicitor General and
has spent by far the greater part of the
past fifteen years in some kind of Govern
ment legal work.
no matter what their competence as
lawyers may be, will not take with them
to the bench a point of view that is
colored by their background as Govern
ment advocates.
Evening star., 1949-10-17
Boy, WhistIinq

The boy aoent auhistling do1on the lot
In rhythm to tune he got t...
From somewhere Just bettDeen the stars
And the top rail of pasture bars,
Song plucked brotDn handed out of time.
With not much metre, not much rhine.
Yet hating all the wide earth in 1t
From first creation to this minute.
Toaoard his red coiD aoith Dtite-bla tacs.
Toaoard ragged patch of queen anne,s lace,
With buckets stouag in either hand,
With bare toes curled against green land.
His stride aoas long, his stride ,uas free,
And his oton music seemed to be
The thing aDhich lifted his head up
As IT he drank life from cup!
ANOBEL ARMOUR,
Evening star., 1949-10-17
Remote Control of LocoI Fares

Lie request OF the washington Vir-
ginia Il Maryland Coach Company for a
f1ve-cent increase in bus fares on all its
lines brings into focus anew the unsatis-
factory setup for handling public utility
problems of this nature. The Arnold
Lines, as the company popularly is known,
operates not only in intrastate but in
interstate commerce. In fact, most of its
business Is conducted across thes boundary
between Arlington and the District of Co.
lumbia. Yet the bus service rendered by
this company is truly local, concern
ing primarily the residents of nearby Vir-
ginia living within the Washington Metro
politan Area.
Although local in every respect, the fact
that the company's buses cross the Po-
tomac River confronts 1t with three diff
ferent systems of public utility supervi-
sion-virginia's, the Districts and Fed
eral. The District PUG has evidenced no
desire to take active part in fixing fares or
schedules inside the District for Virginia
do, anyway. So the company has filed
two sets of petitions-one with the State
Corporation Commission in Richmond and
one with the ICC. It is not legally re-
sponsible to the Arlington PUG, which is
just an advisory group, devoid OF regu-
latory functions or powers.
So the thousands Of Virginians who de-
pend on Arnold buses to bring them to
Washington every day for business or
pleasure must look to two non-local
utility agencies for consideration of their
side of the pending fare case But the ICC
has much larger problems to worry about
than the question Of fares on Arnold buses
questions involving Nationwide opera
tions by bona fide interstate bus, railroad
and truck networks. 1t should not be
called upon to take time, with its made
quate facilities and undermanned stan,
to settle utility matters that are more local
than interstate. And the State Corpora