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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mrs. w. G. Gwin and Mrs. J. K.
Barwick were among those who
attended Fountain Style show in
Greenwood Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Kazar, Mississippi
Southern student, was home for
the week end.
Mrs. I. j. Bogue and Mrs. Irene
Cox visited in Greenwood Tues
day morning.
MI. and Mrs. Howard Neal
Smith, of Jackson, visited friends
in Tchula Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Maggie, Miss Jean
Maggie and Miss Ann Hampton
Ray shopped in Yazoo City last
Thursday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24
TchuIa Lions Present
WomanIess Wedding

The Tchula Lions club with the
help of their friends will present
Womanless Wedding in the
Tchula High School auditorium
on Wednesday, March 80, at 7:45
%. m. Be sure to be on hand to
see Miss Caroline Bardine mar
ried to MI. George Samaha, with
the blessings and good wishes of:
the brides mother, Edwin McKib-
ben; the groom's mother, Charlie
Smith; brides little sister, Doug
las Moss: brides aunt. Lyman
Schur: brides black nanny.
Jack Barwick: groom's old maid
sister, DR.. Kazar; matron of
honor, Charley Wade; maid of
honor, Charles D. Watkins;
bridesmaids, Marshall Bennett,
Harvey Buck, Austin Long, Joe
Thomas; groomsmen, c. T. Cobb,
Guy Sharpe, Frank M. Clark,
James Love; ringbearer, Roy Mar
shall; Granddaughter, Ralph Ray;
flower girls, Rufus Huddleston
and Jimmie Cunningham; Tilted
girl friend, Ellis Harris; objector,
Boyd Sheppard; dangerous doll,
Walter Curle; the towns Emily
Post Walter Schwartz, soloist,
Henry Waterer; preacher, Windy
Shields: and the announcer who
will tell you things about the par
Elephants you never dreamed of
/ knowing!, Eugene Sheppard.
There will be also a host of prom
inent movie star guests to witness
the occasion played by friends
of the Lions. Miss Ruth Bar
rett has consented to furnish the
nuptial music. Make your plans
to come early and get a good eve
ning's entertainment.
Preceding the Wedding the pu-
pills of the 9th and 7th grades of
Tchula High school, under the
! direction of Miss Lorraine Nor
man will present a song fest of
| American music. The special tai
ents of these young voices plus
the appeal of our favorite songs
is irresistible. Some of the songs
you will hear are: Indian Love
Call, Aud Lang Syne, frankie
and Johnnie, Man on the Flying
Trapeze, Home on the Range,
Buttons and Bows, My Darling
Clementine. Swing Low Sweet
Chariot, Shortenin' Bread, Old
Black Joe. Beautiful Dreamer,
Yankee Doodle, Dixie Land and
America.
Those taking leading solos and
special parts are: Donald Byrd,
Michael Harrington. Davis Cor
don Gillie McKibben, Willie
Frank Waterer, Frank Eakin,
Billy Sally. John Vegezzi, Murray
Bardin. Ruth Erwin, Bettye Eakin,
! Alice Howard, James Peaster, III,
Jean Peterpan, Shirley Temple,
Fay Jones and Roy Harthcock, in
the chorus will be: r. w. Cox,
Marshall Hughes. Buddy Howard
Donald Liberto, Robert Earl Self
Willis Younger, Robert Parker
Glen Brock, Roland Cox, Recel
Elledge, Luther Laird, Jerry Nc
| Cleskey, Jerry Sheppard, Rebel
Stout, Betty Ann Blaylock, Mar.
tina 10 Williams, Patricia Felts
| Bobby Jean H~arthcock, Sacia Ka
! gar, Rena D.. Killebrew, Janice
Parker. Shirley Plunketh. Sylvi;
Samuelson. Edwina Smith anc
Shirley Taylor. This program
, coupled with the Womanless Wed
ding staged by the Tchula Lion'
and their friends will be a bill
of fare you cannot afford to miss
You will be offered many laugh'
and real enjoyment. Make you
plans to come on Wednesda.
night, March Both at 7:45, in thu
Tchula High School auditorium.
nd adv
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mrs. l.. T. Foster was the guest
of her sisters, Miss Clyde Hays
and Mrs. Allen in Indianola Lass
week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24
w. M. u. MEETING

The w. M. u. met in the Baptist
church with nine present, Mrs.
Mary Sheppard led in prayer and
Mrs. j. P. Love gave the mission
study, assisted by Mrs. Unger and
Mrs. S. B. Harrington.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Ruff of Lex
ington and Miss Heffner of Ok
ford were supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Foose Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom James, III.
of Jackson were week end guests
of Mrs. James mother. Mrs. w.
Gwin.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Sheppard
and MI. and Mrs. j. K. Barwick
were visitors in Vicksburg Sun
day afternoon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24
TCHULA NEWS
MRS. c. n. HAMLIN. Reporter

DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Kazar were
called to Stamps, Arkansas last
week by the serious illness of the
latter's mother.
Hugh Nichols attended the Red
Blue Football game at Ole Miss
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Baine and
Mrs. Ralph Ray visited Belzoni
last Thursday.
Mrs. C. r. Hamlin and Mrs.
Lena Murphy visited MI. and Mrs.
J. P. Lacy in Jackson last week
end and also went to the Natchez
pilgrimage.
Buddy Waterer visited at Mis-
ciscinni State last yaek apd
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mrs. Byrd Jones made several
business trips to Greenwood last
week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mrs. Clifford Smith and Miss
Marie Maggie shopped in Green
wood Thursday.
AMore TcnuIa News on Page Two1
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24
Lions Club Entertuins
Football Team

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On Wednesday night. March 10,
the Tchula Lions club entertained
the football team with a banquet
in the American Legion hut. APP
proximately eighty members,
guests and football players en-
joyed this occasion.
Jack Barwick, president of the
club, was in charge of the pro-
gram. When the guests found
their places a number of songs
were sung with Miss Ruth Bar
rett at the piano. H. c. Waterer
returned thanks. Mrs. Charlie
Smith sang several Irish solos
during the banquet. Eugene
Sheppard, acting as tail twister
during the absence of Rufus Hud-
dleston, created much entertain
ment during the evening.
James Love gave a very enter
tanning and Informative talk on
What 1t Means To Be A Lion
After Mr.. Barwick was leader OF
a brief business discussion. he IN
troduced the guest speaker, Tom
Swayze, of the Ole Miss coaching
staff who showed a movie of the
Ole Miss-Tennessee football game.
The ladies of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary had charge of serv-
ing the meal.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Buddy Waterer visited at Mis-
sissippi State last week end.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mrs. M. Tahir al a jackson
visitor last Friday. She was ac-
companied by Miss Lorraine Nor
man who attended M. E. A.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd
Sheppard visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Mulholland and children
in Yazoo City Sunday afternoon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

S. j. Foose, Coach Joe Thomas
and Bob Price attended the Red
Blue Football game at Ole Miss
Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Mrs. Hamp Jones and son,
Hamp, Jr., of Jackson were week
end guests in the home of her
parents MIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Irving.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04

"a skvelou pomoc, prokazanou
" obou svetovych valkach k zbu
dovani a osvobozen1 zeml ma
SIGH otc1, Republiky Ceskoslo-
venske.
Jake Americana ceskosloven-
skeho pd6vodu jsme hrdi ma We
liky americky pr1spevek k veci
ceskoslovenske svobody. Jsme
hrdi, re nezavislost Ceskoslo-
lvenska byla poprve vyhlasena
ma nasf americke pGde, We Wa
shington, D. c., dine 18. rljna
1918, a re original tohoto pro-
|hlasenf csl. nezavislosti, tolik
blfzkeho a pfibuzneho nas1 a.
mericke Deklaraci Nezavislos-
til, jest uchovan v archivu ma
Iseho statniho departmental We
Washingtone. Jsme hrdi ma
znamenitou materialn1 pomoc
poskytnutou Spojenymi Staty
zemi nasich predkG dobe po-
valecne a Amerika ma neuhasl-
najfcf vdecnost vsech Ameri-
lcann ceskoslovenskeho p1vodu.
| kterou s Mani sd1l1, jak pfedo-
bfe vine, ohromna vetsina &c
choslovakn necht zij1 kdekoli
Tohoto pocitu nasf vdecnosti
Americe "a pomoc, danou veci
ceskoslovenske svobody, nejvys
bolestne sc dotklo proto, re ny
nejsf rezim komunisticky " &C.
skoslovensku rozpoutal proti-
americkou kampan, ktere litu-
jeme a kterou odmltame. Jed
nfm projevem teto kampane JIG
Izrusenf svatku ceskoslovenske
nezavislosti, 28. R1jna. Bylc
zrejme motivovano snahou Wy
hladit z myslf lidu ceskosloven.
skeho velky americky - a "a
padnf - ~prispevek k zbudova-
nj svobodneho Ceskoslovenska
rezim v Ceskoslovensku
1plne podffzeny CHI totalitni
moci, mnze z%apomlnat - net
p~redstfrat, re zapomfna tetc
pomoci, ale my n-ezapomeneme
"a n~ezapomfname. Proto pre-
ieme ST zvlaste dnes, o vyroci
zrodu svobodneho a demokra-
Ceskoslovenska ubez-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04

pecit Vas, Pane Presidente, re
z hloubi srdcf svych zavrhuje-
me a odm1tame vsechny PROBE
Wy nepfatelstvi a nevdeku vGci
Americe sestrany nynejs1ho to-
talitnfho rezimu v Praze. A
vine, re velka vetsina lidu v
Ceskoslovensku je stejneho s
Mani nazoru.
Byli jsme stastni, kdyz idea
|ly a zajmy nasf stare vlasti Sc
pine shodovaly S nasimi Vast
mimi ideally a zajmy americky-
mi. Stall jsme Sc nevyslovne
nestastni, kdyz toto spolecen-
stvi ideal6, zalozene ma demo
|kracii bylo bezohledne zniceno
zmfnenym diktatorskym rezi-
mem. Odm1tame tento totalit-
nj rezim, zavrhujeme jeho Via
|du teroru, jeho brutalnl potla-
Icovanf vsech obcanskych svo-
bod a jeho dcast v "studen6
valce" proti Spojenym Statum
a Jugoslavii. A ujistujeme Vas,
lie necht Sc dele cokoliv, Anne
Iricane ceskoslovenskeho p1vo-
du znstavajf verni demokraciii
a jsou pohotove branit il prot
!veskerym jejfm nepratelum.
Posleze dovolujeme 81 vyslo-
|vit Yam a Vast Wade sv1j dix
"a pevny postoj v zajmu cesko-
Islovenske svobody prot totalit,
MIN uchvatiteldm moci v zeml
nasich predkd. Mate nejlepsi
podporu vsech pravych Ameri-
Cant ceskoslovenskeho puvodu
I've sve snaze O obranu zasad
demokracie a nezavislosti vsech
narodn proti move agresi. A
prosfme Vas, abyste pouzil vel.
keno vlivu sve vlady We Spoje,
nych narodech. ably lidu cesko'
slovensksmu dana byla MOI.
most by o SVEN osudu mohl roz'
lhodnouti sam We svobodnych
volbach "a dozoru Spojenych
narodIH!
Respectfully, yours,
ICzechoslovak National Council
Of America
Karel M. Prchal, predseda
Ladislav I. Jan1k, tajemnik
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Clensky komitet odevzdal Anne.
rickemu fondu $1,000.

z komitetu clenskeho spoil
ku u Americkeho fondu Sc nam
hlasf, re "a kratkou dobu sve-
no p~1sobenf, t. j. cd konce le-
tosniho cervna, tedy Ia tri me-
Size, zfskal tento komitet $50
clend S rocnfm prfspevkem
1900 dolar1 a odvedl fondu w
$1,000. Je to velmi krasny W.
sledek obetave, ne1morne a ne
zistne prace jednotlivcI toho-
to komitetu. Jejich vysledky
zG6stanou vsak neuspokujicf,
kdyz Sc Jim nepodarf ziskat v
kratkem case aspon 1000 Gle
nj, ably mohli zabezpecit staly-
mi pTfjmy dalsf vyvoj Americ-
keno fondu. Proto je jeJich
prosba, ably pristoupili vsicknf,
kteri jen trochu mohou, do je-
jich rad. Kazdy novy Glen je
vftany a dix tomu, kdo z1ska
aspon jednoho dalsiho elena,
nebot ien tax poroste rychle
Tada jeho prfslusniku. Prihlas-
tie Sc hned a zlskejte dalsi
6leny.
Clensky komitet
Americkeho fondu pro pomoc
Ceskoslovenskym uprchlikdm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04

'sti. V prvnfch letech pc valce
zGstal v u. S. Pozdeji Sc vratil
do Stare Vlasti a zastaval di-
plomaticka mlsta v Egypte, We
|svedsku a v roce 1896 pfijel co
|csl. vyslanec do Spoj. Statd a
pozdeji stall sc prvn1m csl. vel
vyslancem.
Hurban Sc stall symbolem
Ivzdoru proti nemecke utocnos-
til, kdyz Nemci zmocnili Sc jeho
vlasti v r. 1889. Kdyz zastup-
CT nemeckeho velvyslanectvi We
Washingtone prisli ma csl. lega-
ci a rekli mu, re obdrzeli in
Itrukce cd Hitlera, ably pre.iali
csl. vyslanectvi, Hurban jim
naf1dil, ably tahli.
PAX mluvil S presidentem
Rooseveltem a dostalo Sc mu
njisteni, re Spojene Statny nj
kdy neuznaj1 nacisticke opano-
vanf Ceskoslovenska. Vratil sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Elmer Davis O OWL.

Washington, D. C. - Radio
w komentator Elmer Davis Wy
slovil MAJOR, re v onom pr1pa-
de, kdyby snad m6lo dojft k
nejake move valce, tax Grad va
lecnych informaci (OWI) by
mel byt Tfzen tiskovym stabem
Bileho domu.
Davis Tfdil trad valecnych
informacf "a valky a rozepsal
Sc o tonic 1Tadu v knize "Date-
line: Washington, ktera pra-
We vysla. V teto knize je otisk-
nuto Is clankI n~apsanych INA
mymi novinari a radiovymi ko-
mentatory. Clanek Davisuv ma
nadpis "Valka SLOW a autor v
mem pfse O vyvoji novinafstvi
We Washingtonu cd pocatku to-
hoto stoletl.
Davis v tonic clanku pouka-
zuje ma to, re 1plne oddelenl
informac1 a censury v posledni
valce bylo jedno z nejzdravej-
SIGH opatrenf Westinghouse
administrace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Ar 81 komunistictf SLEPT pod

At 81 komunistictf SLEPT pod
porovatele asijskych despot1
prejmenuji ulice, namest1 me
sta, at postavi tisice soch dix
tatorovi vsech; cesky a sloven-
sky lid z1stane verny ideal1m
vlastnich velikan1 jakoz i my
Silence, ktera vyvrcholila 20.
Rfjna 1918.
My v Americe, kteri jsme
svou lasku k nasemu lidu "a
morem jiz tolikrate dokazali
nezapominame ma odkazy Ia
|ticka Masaryka a z1staneme
verni. Pevne verime, re mas
lid "a morem Dude opet zbaven
Icizfch pout, drab1 a roboty.
K tomuto budeme pracovat do
kud silly stac1.
Zadame kazdeho z nasich
krajann, ably dnes venoval jed
nu minutu sveho casu vzpomln-
kan ma vyznam dnesnfho dine
a ably nacerpal silly i odvahy do
dalsi prace pro pravdu a svo-
bodu.
Ia Ceskoslovenskou Narodn1
Radu v Americe
Karel Prchal, pTedseda
Ladislav Jan1k, tajemnlk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Byvaly csl. velvyslanec
VLADIMIR S. HURBAN
zemrel " Praze.

Vladimir S. Hurban, byvaly
csl. velvyslanec We Spojenych
Statech, zemrel 26. rfjna casne
rano We SVEN byte Praze, jak
oznamili pratele rodiny. :
Narodil Sc 4. dubna 1888 v
Turcanskem Sv. MARITIME a byl
synem vzacneho slovenskeho
spisovatele a politika Svetozara
Hurbana Vajanskeho. Pc stu
ditch sc zdrzoval v Rusku, kde
pc cas- /. svetove valky vynika-
jfcim zpdsobem pomahal bu-
dovat ceskoslovenske legie. Y
roce 1918 odesel pres Sibfr a
Vladivostok do Spojenych Sta
til, kde vyjednaval S v1teznymi
Spojenci O preprave csl. legil
ma zapad a do osvobozene VIA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04

(PTfspevky jsou odpocftatel.
ne z danovych prihlasek).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Lodstvo vyzkousi ponorky jake
nositelkv A-bomb.

z hlavnfho stanu Ticho-oce-
anskeho lodstva bylo odhaleno
pr manevrech v havajskych
vodach, re ponorky mohou no
siti tyto ohromne dalekonosne
zbrane v podmorskych opera
c1ch.
Komand6r John S. Mccain,
ktery je v cele vyvoj, T1zenych
strel, Tekl, re tato demonstra-
&c Dude velmi "~vyznamnym
krokem We vyuzitkovani ma
mofnf moci."
Rekl: "Ponorka S rizeny-
mi strelami stava Sc zbrani pr
oblehanl a niue il byti pouzi-
to, ably nosila atomove bomby."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04

pax ma legaci a oznamil, re il
nevyda Nemc1m, protoze csl.
ustava nedava Wade pravo po-
toupiti ceskou ZEN Nemcdm.
V r. 1916 vratil Sc do Cesko-
slovenska.
Cestf exulanti We Washington
ne slyseli zpravy, re byl zavren
We SVEN byte, kdyz Sc komuni-
ste dostali k moci v unoru mi
nuleho roku.
Byvaly csl. velvyslanec Sla-
jvik Tekl, re PAM Hurbanova O.
znamilo, re smrt byla zavinena
srdecnl chorObOu.
Zesnuly velvyslanec Vladi.
mir S. Hurban byl v dobe sve
des1ti-lete pGsobnosti We Wash.
lngtonu nam baltimoranGm
washingtonskym krajandm vel.
mi dobre znam a nekolikrate
meskal mezi nami a budiz mt
vecna pamet!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Podepsan:
HARRY S. TRUMAN
K %. RfJNU.
-(Tiskova sluzba Ceskosloven-
ske Narodni Rady v Americe.)
(Doslo nasi redakci opozdene.)

At 81 zaprodanci cizich zaj-
MI vydavaji rozkazy proti vi
Ii lidu, at ~prekrucujf dejiny We
skolnlch cftankach, at zakazou
oslavy nejvetsiho svatku v de-
jinach naroda, pravda Sc media
udupat ami zardousit-naopak,
nakonec zvftezi!
Ten 20. Rfjen! - Vzdyt je
to symbol splneni nejdrazs1ch
tuzeb pc svobode, lidske ddstoj
nosti a neodvislosti vsech &C.
chI a Slovak1 - je to symbol
vfry v zivot bez diktatu z CHI
ny, = je to symbol sebeurcen1
evobodneho lidu We svobodne
Europe.
Pred prvni svetovou valkou
byla to jen myslenka ktera sc
v srdcfch lidu udrzovala pc tri
|staletf. Vzdy nasla velikany a.
by il hlasali donna i v cizine,
ami zalar, ami mucenf je neuml-
lcelo. Ia prvnf svetove valky
pTisla doba, kdy Tide S prozre-
~telnostf a odvahou il dovedli u
Iskutecnit. Slavna jmena nasi
dolby, T. G.. Masaryk, Edward
Benes a Milan Ratislav stefa-
mix spolu Sc statisfci legionaru,
vynikajic1ch cinitelI i drob-
nych pracovnik1 v zahranici i
donna We st1nu rakouskych bo-
dakI a sibenic zamenili myslen-
ku We skutecnost a "Pravda Vi
ltez1''' Sc stale heslem move zro-
zeneho statu Cechn a SlovakG.
Ones, We vyroci teto nejjas-
nejsf udalosti v dejinach nase-
no lidu jest Ceskoslovensko bez
prdvodu, bez jasotu, bez sebe-
menslho projevu radosti. Neni
Sc cemu radovat. Mfsto prGvo-
du = kroky policie ma ulicfch,
blede a ztyrane tvafe "a mfi-
zemi zalarI a "a ostnatym dra-
tenn koncentracnich taborn. Jen
nucena drina, Iii a strach, tax
jake "a nemecke okupace az
ma o, re cerny hakenkrajc v BIZ
lem kruhu byl vynat z rudeho
praporu a hnedy terror byl ma
hrazen terorem rudym. Avsak
pres vsechny hrozby a tyrani
oslavy %. Rijna Sc konaji. Nj
kdo nezastavi proud citn v srd-
cich naseho dobreho lidu KITE
ry jiz svobodne I'll, ktery svo-
bodu miluie a jest odhodlan O.
pet svobodne ziti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-04
Vladimir Sis zemfel We vSzeni.

Vladimir Sis zemrel We vezenf.
Londyn. - PTednf cesky zur-
nalista Vladimir Sis, jenz byl
seniorem p~arlamentnich zpra-
vodajn, zemfel We vezenf ma
Pankraci jake obet surovych
vysetrovac1ch metod komunis-
tickle policie.
Pred valkou byl Sis parla-
mentnfm redaktorem "Narod-
mich List1", ktere nekolik let
do prvnf svetove valky zastu-
poval take v Bulharsku. Kdyz
Ia okupace Nemci zastavili
"Narodnf Listy", I'll Sis pod do
loren gestapa. Pc osvobozenf
sc stall clenem redakce katolic-
kych "Lidovych Lst1", odkud
no "a 1noroveho puce pater
Plojhar vypudil.
Vladimir Sis zemrel jake po-
slednf Glen rodiny Sisu, ktera
Sc vynikajicfm zpnsobem "a
psala do dejin ceskoslovenske-
Tho osvobozenf. Byla to rodina
moravska. Nejstarsi, Franti-
sek Sis byl organisatorem Ma
file "a prvni valky a pozdeji ge-
neralnim tajemnfkem narodne
demokraticke strany. Milena
-lSfsova, vynikajfci csl. novinaf-
ka, byla leta Zpravodajkou
"Narodnich ListG" v PaTizi a
, z1castnila sc zakladan1 odbo-
lIjoveho hnuti r. 1888.
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Clevelandskeho mayora
Thomas A. Burkeho
k 28. Rim

Protoze lid ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu We vsech Spojenych Sta
tech jest odhodlan oslaviti jed
.natficate vyrocf nezavislosti
Ceskoslovenska, ackoliv v jeho
vlasti takova oslava je nemoz-
ma, ale primo zakazana, a
protoze tato oslava podava
dnkaz odhodlanf pokracovati
V boji "a osvobozeni jeho stare
vlasti z tfziveho jha a vratiti
republiku k jeff slave a veliko-
sti, a
protoze Americky vybor pro
osvobozeni Ceskoslovenska po-
rada oslavu tohoto vyrocf a po-
wal ma nj Vojtu Benese a 81.
Vlastu Vrazovou "a hlavnf rec
Milky, schGze Dude vyrazem Vi
ry a nadeje vsech cleveland
skych Cechoslovak1, re dosah-
nou sveho vytceneho Gle.
Proto ia, Thomas A. Burke,
mayor mesta Clevelandu, tfmto
prohlasuji patek, dne 20. rfjna
1919 "a den jednatricateho w
roc1 prohlasenf ceskoslovenske
nezavislosti a jmenem vseho
clevelandskeho lidu CO nejsr-
decn6ji zdrav1m nase hosty a
davam vyraz pTesvedcenf, re
nad6je lidu V obnovu ceskoslo-
venske demokraticke republi-
ky doidou splnenf, Zmineny
den jest pripomlnkou byvale
nezavislosti Ceskoslovenska.
Ma d1kaz toho isem pripojil
svdj podpis dine 18. Tfjna 1949.
THOMAS A. BURKE.
mayor.
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Spotreba elektrickeho proudu
omezena " Italii.

Rim. - Nedostatek vody v
reservoirech elektraren, Dude
nit "a nasledek, re Italie Dude
nadale pc til dny v tydnu be-
elektrickeho proudu. Dosud
byly jiz pc 2 dny v tydnu do
davky elektrickeho proudu "a
staveny.
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SKVELY USPECH OSLAV
%. Rim A
Pc CELE

z krajanskeho tisku Sc doci-
tame o krasnych a dGstojnych
letosn1ch oslavach %. Rijna
vsude, kde nasi krajane, verni
Masarykovi - Benesovi a Ste
fanikovi, ziji.
Oslavy We velkem mefitku
konaly Sc v Chicago, New Yor-
ku, Clevelandu, Detroitu, Bos-
tonu, dale u mas v Baltimore, v
Belcamp a tuto sobotu Dude o.
slava We Filadelficke Sokolov-
ne.
Oslava v New Yorku porada-
ma Sokolstvem a Legionari v T.
J. Sokolovne byla obrovsky ma
vstivena (pres 1000 1catsnlkd
a mnoho krajand Sc jiz nedo-
stale dovnitr) a predsedou Va
|luskem byl cten telegram pre-
sidenta Trumana (prinasime ma
jinem miste). Krasne projevy
hostG: Delegate Spoj. Narod1
p. Benjamin. Cohena, byv. GU
vernera H. III. Lehmana, preds.
mestske rady New Yorku p. J.
Impelletareho. Hlavnimi recni-
ky byli DR.. Petr Zenkl a DR..
Jan Papanek. Vsichni recnici
byly "a sve projevy odmeneni
bourlivym potleskem.
Byv. guevrner Lehman pro-
hlasil: Americana nechti ko-
munismus ami We sve zemi, ami
v Ceskoslovensku!" a dale pra-
vii: "Verim, re Sc bro vratf
svoboda do Ceskoslovenska!"
New York, 20. rljna: - Pre-
Isident Spojenych StatI Americ-
kych Harry S. Truman zaslal
Oblastn1mu vyboru Csl. Narod-
nj rady ma americkem vychoda
k oslave %. Rijna tento tele-
gram:
"Vyroci samostatnosti Cesko-
slovenske republiky, ktere sc
slavf ma cetnych mistech We
lSpojenych Statech Americany
ceskoslovenskeho plvodu, pri-
pomfna dejinne pratelstvf mezi
americkym a ceskoslovenskym
narodem. Toto vyroci nam row.
nez pripomfna 1zke osobni pfa-
telstvf presidenta Wilsona a
Tomase C. Masaryka, zaklada-
tele a prvnfho presidenta Ces-
koslovenske republiky. Lide
dobre vile v Americe i jinde
vzdy obdivovali jejich odhod-
lany odpor prot tyranii, jejich
pevna obrana demokracie a hui
manitnich zasad Jim zlskala
lasku vsech milovnlkI svobo.
dy."
Podepsan:
HARRY S. TRUMAN
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NOVA PRAHA u


Ale my nezapomeneme americ-
Ike pomoci ceskoslovenske
svobode!
Projev Ceskoslovenske Narod-
nj Rady v Americe presidentu
Spoj. Statd den %. R1jna.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. Narodni
Rady v Americe.)
V Chicago, %. T1jna 1919.
Hon. Harry S. Truman
President Spojenych Stat1
White House
Washington, d. c..
Drahy Pane Presidente:-
u prilezitosti %. Rijna, swat
ku ceskoslovenske nezavislostl,
posflame Yam sv1j vrely po-
zdrav a pTejeme 81 vyjadflt
Yam, Wade a lidu Spojenych
StatI svou nejhlubsi vdecnost
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Londyn. - Do Londyna Sc
sjeli d~iplomaticti representanti
.Spojenych Statn, z Ruska, Pol
ska, Ceskoslovenska, Rumun-
ska, Bulharska a Jugoslavie a
budou Sc zde "a predsednictvl
Allan G. Kirka, americkeho vel
vvslance v Moskve radit o po-
liticke situaci v komunistic-
kych statech.
Je jisto, re hlavnf pozornost
Dude pri techto poradach We
novana rozporu mezi Ruskem
a Jugoslavif, pTi cemz 81 diplo-
mate vymenf sve poznatky o
tom do jake mfry tento konfiikt
ovlivnil ostatni komunistcke
staty.
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