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Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Chandler Rebuked
For Reflection
On Negro Fans

Commissioner A. B. Chambers
statement that Manager Leo Dur
ocher was summarily suspended
because of the possibility of fur
Their incidents" was today termed
a grave reflection on Negro A.
merican baseball fans by Walter
White, NAACP secretary.
In wire to high commissioner
of baseball, Mr.. White also de-
manded that the name Of the pro
minent representative Of the color.
ed race" who allegedly told Chan
dler that Durocher should be re.
moved for fear Of further trouble
be revealed 80 that the stigma
which your office has placed upon
Negro fans may be handled in
proper fashion, Calling the i'm
plieation about Negroes wholly
unjustified," the NAACP telegram
stated:
Your official statement on the
Durocher suspension contains the
assertion quote Prominent rep
resentative of the colored race
and others had made representa-
tons to the commissioner which
indicated the possibility of further
incidents unquote This is grave
reflection on Negro American
baseball fans generally and on
Harlem fans in particular and in
the light of the record Of their
behavior at baseball games wholly
unjustified. Manager Durocher SO
far as we know has never been
ing danger of anattack by these fan
as implied in your statement. The
100 per cent coverage given the
Durocher case by the press and
radio makes 1t imperative that you
reveal the names Of these so-called
prominent Negroes who commun-
icated with you so that the stig-
ma which your office has placed
upon Negro fans may be hand
led in proper fashion.
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Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
FAMED NEGRO
DETECTIVE DIES

Toledo. Ohio-An excellent rep
utation among his fellow citizens
was left behind by Detective 1t.
Edward T. Harris, ~, whose fun
eral was recently in St Benedict
church.
Mr., Harris was a councilman at
St. Benedict's and a parish dele
gate to the Toledo Deanery Coun-
Gil of Catholic Men.
Detective Harris was the oldest
officer in the Toledo police dept.
who after short retirement at
the age of IS years, asked to re-
turn to the force
The first candidate in depart
ment history to achieve perfect
rating both in physical and men
tai examinations was Mr.. Harris,
who served for a time as body
guard to Mayor Brand Whitlock
When Whitlock later became
ambassador to Belgium, he wrote
Ed Harris a note of friendship
complmenting the Toledo officer
on his analytical powers of mind.
News of his death which came
suddenly at his home here Mon
day night, brought the comment
that he was as near to fireplace
able in the police department as
one man could be
lie had an uncanny ability, 1t
was said, for tracing clues. Work.
ing without partner, he came to
be dubbed THE Lone Wolf.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Hi School Seniors
To Visit State

President Lawrence A. Davis an
nounced today that Friday, May 10,
has been designated as High School
Senior Day at A. M. and N. Col
lege. Seniors from all over the
State of Arkansas have been in
vited to be guests of the College
and take part in day-long pro-
gram.
The activities will begin at $50
in the morning with general as
sembly presided over by Dean John
L. Wilson. The students will be
given an opportunity to see much
of the equipment and facilities a
valuable at the College.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13

Allentown, Pa AtIas) DIR
Suzanne Silvercruys. sculptor
thinks the Republican party should
change its name il It expects to
win presidential election, and
Mrs. Silvercurys, sister OF the
change 1t today.
Belgian Ambassador to the United
States, and wife Of q retired Army
colonel, believes the COP should
be the party Of the Constitution.
and she suggested that It be
changed to that name.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
IIH and I||Ha|

ante during the week until finally
it was stated that $4,000 visiting
bowlers would be likely to spend
81 million during the 3-month
meet.
Mckinley was urged to build
his private emporium for the tour
nament after plans to house it in
the State Fairgrounds fell through
While to many persons the Cat
tie Barn seemed suitable place
for holding the worlds largest Jim
Crow sporting event, the PROPOSE
ton was rejected by spokesman
for the "Ku Klux Keglers',
Miss Betty Hicks of Detroit and
Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Min
nesota are co-chairmen OF the
Committee for Fair Play in Bowl
ing. the white women athlete urg-
ed Mayor Al Feeney of Indiana
polls to close the doors of the city
to the race-baiting ABC.
The National Committee was
formed after the ABC at its re-
cent convention in Atlantic City
refused to open its tourney to all
bowlers regardless of race or color.
The unsuccessful fight to repeal
the Jim Grow rule was led by Rev.
Charles T. Carow of the Catholic
Youth Organization in Brooklyn,
NJ Y So If the ABC decides TO
come to indianapolis with its Jim
Grow organization next summer
they may face a stiff court battle.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Passage Of Anti
Poll Tax Statute
Urged By NAACP

Washington-Leslie Perry Of the
Washington Bureau Of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People this week
presented testimony before the
House Committee on Admins
tration in support of HR-Sl0o, the
anti-poll tax bill. which would
make unlawful the requirement
Of the paying Of a poll tax % \
prerequisite to registration orvot-
ing in primary or other elections
for federal officers. N
See FOIL TAx-pese fcsr
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Despite Death This
Team FuIfiIIs
Its Obligation

Dispute a tragedy which left
two of their number dead, one
seriously injured. and all more or
less hurt, the Little Rock Owls,
Ringlon Smith, Cafe Owner. 324
Smothers street No. Little Rock,
manager played out their game
in Crossett Sunday and won by a
score of IL to 7. II must be adj
mltted that they had some help,
however, for the Crossett boys in
a noble gesture of sympathy and
aid, gave some of their number
to fill in the gaps in the Little
Rock team and donated the en-
tire proceeds of the game to the
stricken Little Rock boys. Little
Rock will owe big debt to those
CrOssett boys when they come
here for return game.
The Owls We're proceeding to
Crossett in truck owned and driven
by Arthur. Afford About six mi
les out of Crossett, while turning
curve, the truck overturned.
Joe Robinson, Jr 1916 East Second
Street, North Little Rock, and
Johnny Almon, 622 East Ninth,
Street, North Little Rock, were
killed instantly Gus Smith, 1416
Olive Street, North Little Rock,
son of Mrs. Essie Lee Brown, and
a freshman student at Shorter
College popular with both stud
ents and faculty, was the boy SER
iously injured. Another freshman
at Shorter Gerald Dotson, also a
good student and well-behaved
and likeable young fellow, re-
ceived injuries which did not
seam SO severe Dotson lives at
l4l6 Olive street, North Little
Rock, and is the son of Mrs. Vio-
Ia Griffin.
The team was carried to Crossett
by Crossett ambulances and the
automobiles of Crossett friends
and baseball fans. First aid was
given to all at the Crossett hospit-
al Gus Smith was retained there
for treatment The body of Joe
Robinson was brought to Hubble
Brothers Funeral Parlors at 1918
East Washington Street, North
Little Rock. The body of Johnny
Almon was retained at Crossett
at the home of his sister and re-
latives.
The accident occurred around
eleven o'clock in the morning
last Sunday 1t is said to have been
due to mechanical defect in the
truck which affected the steering
gear. The truck was apparently
not greatly damaged.
Every indication points to the
conclusion that the overturn was
under the circum-
stances,
Names Of other persons present
in the truck were F. Douglass. j.
Douglass, Greenwood, Lee, Will
Jams. Sykes, Marshall, Ford, Faulk-
ner, Polly White, Mack Moore,
Joe Hudson, and Chuck"
At latest reports, Gus Smith was
said to have shown improvement
and was expected home Tuesday
Reports had been that his back
was broken Arthur Afford, -ow-
ned and driver of the truck, was
charged with manslaughter, it is
said. He was releasted on bond
and returned to Little Rock Mon
day.
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Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Bill Gives Pension
To Adm Peary's Aide

Washington.--4(Atlas)- Matthew
Henson, Negro member Of Admiral
Peary's historic 1909 expedition to
the North Pole, would, receive an an
nual pension Of $1,000 under a bill
introduced last week by repre-
sentative Adam Clayton Powell, OF
New York.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13

Members OF the Human Rights
.snbasygI United Nations
(wesa@1sxed 70 w, nto the case
kslx innocent Negroes condemn
to die in Trenton, New Jersey,
!, In an appeal addressed to Mrs.
Roosevelt, Chairman of the Com
mission, and other members of
the international body William l..
Patterson. Executive Secretary Of
the Civil Rights Congress, declar-
ed that the frame-up Of the Treh-
ton Six was a fragrant violation OF
human rights.
Because they are Negroes,
they have been victims of a vic
ious miscarriage OF justice" read
Mr.. Patterson's appeal Not since
the infamous Scottsboro case has
America seen such a frame-up,
1t is, indeed, an attempted lynch
ing, and, you will note, in a nor
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13

CONFERENCE SPEAKER-Dr Stanley U. North
Board Of Home Missions the Congregational Christian
New York office addressing the the 18th
at the First Congregational
enthusiastically,
gregatOnal of N
thence to Ho ad and finally the aadng
the shores
to
country
growing Professionalism in the highly nptie
day operations his opinion that being
chuychs
by plane
The Press toto by
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Civil Rights
!.ImperiIed By
New Coalition

The new coalition of northern
and southern Democrats to defeat
See COALITION--paRe four
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
UNITED NATIONS RIGHTS COMMISSION
ASKED TO INVESTIGATE TRENTON CASE
sesaNxsd 20 w.

Members Of the +
pgjoplmission .issbafVgJ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22

neudrzitelne a re dojde brzy k
zvratu, jen Sc hrozne boj1 O ma
byta mlstecka.
Z toho vseho poznava i Sic
pee, re rude panstvi Sc bl1zl ry-
chile a neodvratne k svemu kos
CT. Nastava doba zran1. Pff-
roda Sc media osalit. Je zde je-
ste jedna otazka. Jsme take
vsichni dobfe pripraveni pro
rozhoduj1cf okamzik, jsme du-
sevne zral1 a jednotni? My do
ma rozhodne ano! Vychutnali
jsme POLAR horkosti az do dina.
Dovldame Sc vsak praveho O.
paku o situaci nas1 zahranic-
nj emigraci. Pouz1vame proto
teto vzacne pf1lezitosti a varu-
jeme vas. Komunismus dosa-
huje moci jen pomoci hesla:
rozdej a vladni. Proto je nas1
svatou povinnosti Sc nenechat
rozdelit, nybrz naopak stmeliti
rady a spojenymi silami Sc zba-
Wit rude nadvlady. Pryc s ire
nicemi, sjednotmeme sc, osvo-
bozenf sc bl1z1! -OKO-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
PROGRAM
(Vynatky z programu domova.
ktery byl poslan ven.)

Pc tfet1 Sc uchyluji do pod
Zeml a Ike koTenGm naroda jeho
dcery a synove, miluj1ci svdj
narod laskou, ktera sc nedala
opt la~cinejsfmi dspechy dnes-
ka, ktera vsak chce pro sv6j
narod pfipravit stastnejs1 Ii
trek, ably nebyl narod trestan
pr1lis krute "a to, re jsa maly
lie nucen Sc vzdy opfrati O ne
koho silnejs1ho. pfedevs1m to-
no. kdo -.
L1si Sc tedy dnesni podzem-
nj hnut1 cd obou domac1ch Cd
bojd predeslych predevsim tim,
re nen1 odbojem proti statu, a.
lie pT1pravou novych definitiv-
mich pomerG, ktere budou nit
zaklady v dobe az prflis nachyl-
ne vyuz1vati psychologickeho
rozpolozen1, vyplynuvsiho z no
spodarskeho zhroucen1 stTednl
Evropy a j1ti z extremu pfemr-
steneho pseudosocialismu do
druheho extremu, vyzileho Ii
beralistickeho kapitalismu. A
|tehdy Dude zapotTeb1, ably tn
stall pripraveni Tide. ktefi by u
chranili narod cd takovych w
kyv6 a pozdvihli znovu mysl
Ike skutecnemu socialism,, "a
placement jiz tolika obetmi,
protoze k socialism,, ovsem de-
mokratickemu, speje vyvoj. K
socialism, netTist1cimu narod
We vzajemne Sc pot1raj1ci vrst-
wy, We zbytecnem boil a nic1cl
skutecnou rovnost obcanG civil
.kovym nadpravim jedne ci dvou
tffd narodn1 spolecnosti, ale
spoiuj1ci narod vzajemnou las
kou a 1ctou vsech navzajem,
protoze ien takovym socialis-
mem Dude pax narod schopen
|vybudovati znovu stastne do
movy a hospodarsky blahobyt
ma troskach, ktere tn zGstanou.
Ny vsak veTime We zdrave ja-
dro naroda a v nadeji We zdar.
Avsak je tfeba vse pripravit a
veTime, re i tentokrate. az pre-
zenou sc vichTice, re vlada ma
sich vec1 sc Ease vrati do rukou
naseho lidu a re pres vsechna
protivenstv1 ma konec pravda
zv1tez1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Ceskoslovenske duchovenstvo
stoji verne Ia svymi biskupy v
boil s vladou.

Praha, II. cervence. - Ces-
koslovenske duchovenstvo We
sve prevazne vetsine odmitlo
namluvy komunisticke vlady a
prohlasilo v chramech S kaza-
|telen, re zachova v6rnost svym
biskupdm s prazskym arcibis-
kupem-primasem DIR Josefem
Beranem v cele. Vyslovilo ia
Ike ocekavan1, re obec ver1cfch
katolikd Sc Dude ffdit prfkla-
dem svych knez1.
Ma tonic prohlasenf sc du-
chovenstvo usneslo z pr1kazu
sveho svedomi a bez jakehoko-
Ii zasahu episkopatu, jak Sc V
mem vyslovne prav1. Vlada je
v mem obvinovana, re zamerne
p~orusuje 1stavn1 zaruky nabo-
zenske svobody a re S pouzitfm
lsti a podvodu vyvolala sepa-
ratistickou t. Nv. katolickou
akci pod komunistickou kontro-
lou. Je to zamerny pokus roz-
stepit ver1c1 a odvratit je Cd je-
itch c1rkevn1 vrchnosti We Vati-
kanu.
Dale Sc v citovanem prohla-
Semi pravf, re c1rkev sc nikdy
nevyhybala dohode Sc staten,
ale re dohoda "a podmlnek po-
zadovanych staten je nemoz-
ma.
Deklarace duchovenstva by
la ctena v mnoha chramech, v
Praze zejmena v kostele sv.
Ignace ma Starem meste prave
prot staromestske vezi Karlo-
va mostu. Byla ctena take o
prvnlch rann1ch bohosluzbach
O 6. iodine v kathedrale sv. vi
ia ma Hradcanech, ale vsech-
ny ostatn1 nedeln1 bohosluzby
ma to byly odreknuty bez uda-
nj d1vodn. Ozbrojena policie
vsak obsadila vchody do chra-
mu a vracela proudly pfichaze-
i1cf ma bohosluzby S poukazem,
ably sli ma msi do bl1zkeho ko-
stella. sv. Jirf, kde vsak nebyly
mise v1bec slouzeny.
Komunisticka strana roze-
slala v minulych dnech svym
mistnim organisacfm obeznlky,
podepsane Rudolfem Stran-
skym, generaln1m tajemnlkem
strany a zastupcem Ceskoslo-
venska v kominforme, V nichz
oznamila, re hodla obvinit ne
ktere cleny vysoke katolicke
clrkevnl hierarchie z velezra-
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Upozornsni pTedplatitelGm
TELEGRAPH" We Washington,
D. c. a i tenn, kteri dostavaji
noVinY postou.

O nedelnim vylete washing
tonskych v Annapolis vyslechli
jsme st1znost, re "Telegraf"
nenf dorucen pfedplatiteldm V
cas-. St1znost byla opravnena,
nebot posta ma dodati noviny
kazdy tyden v cas-!
Veden1 naseho casopisu "a
slalo stfznost o tonic nesvaru
p~ostmistrovi V Baltimore (stiz-
nostni oddelenD Zadame vsak
vsechny predplatitele, kter1 do
stavaji "Telegraf" postou ,aby
snami spolupracovali. Jakmi-
lie nedostanou noviny v cas-, ste
quite 81 u Vaseho postovniho
1lradu a dynamite nam to take
ma 1c postovnim l1stku a my
lined zahaj1me kroky ma zdej-
sim hlavnim post. trade, ktery
dostava vsechny nase noviny
kazdy ctvrtek We 3 hod. odpol.
Jest6 jednou .prosime Vas
spolupracujte S Mani a jen tax
Dude sjednana naprava.
Dekujeme Yam vsem!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Dalsi csl. athlet unikl
z komunistickeho raje.

Frald Forks, N. D. Posled-
nj kapitola 1teku mladeho ces-
keno athleta ma svobodu byla
napsana We ctvrtek, kdyz aero
plan, ma nemz byl Zdenek Ma
rex, pristal ma zdejsim Nest
skem letiSti.
Marek byl clenem csl. hoe
keyoveho teamu We svetovem
sampionatu We Svedsku minu-
leho 1nora. Tam Sc seznamil s
Princem a Buzz Johnsonem z
Grand Forks, hraci hockeyove-
no teamu ma universite North
Dakota, kteri byli cleny anne
.ricke Getty We svedsku, kdyz Sc
jeho team vratil domu.
BratTf Johnsonove pc navra-
tn DON'T dali Sc do prace. lis
kali zajem obchodn1k1, uni
versitn1ch dredn1kG a senatora
Williama Langera a usilovall,
ably Marek boil Sc dostati dc
|Spojenych Stat1.
Marek byl uv1tan ma letistl
obema Johnsony a jinymi, KITE
ri nell dcast v jeho pf1pade.
IRekl: "Jak spasten jsem, ze
ljsem zde. IDA sc mi vsechnc
Ijako sen. TAX dlouho jsem &c.
kal ma tento okamzik."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Bohosluzby "a Ceskoslovensko

byly uspofadany v nedeli v new
yorske katedrale sv. Patrika.
Prflezitostf byl svatek verozve-
stu Cyrila a Methodeje a hro-
madny MAJOR prazskeho komu-
nistickeho rezimu proti csl. ka-
tol1k1m. Msi celebroval Msgr.
Stepan Krasula cd Sv. Jana Ne
pomuckeho v New Yorku, "a
pritomnosti newyorskeho kar-
dinala arcibiskupa Spellmana,
a kazanf proslovil DIP. Cyril Po-
tocek, cd Sv. Trojice v Yonkers.
Msgr. Krasulovi pfisluhovali
knez1 csl. pGvodu z cele new
vorske oblasti. MISE Sc z1cast-
Mia i pocetna delegace Rady
svobodneho Ceskoslovenska, a
size jej1 pTedseda DIR. Petr Zen
XII, dale: ing. Pavel Blaho, DIR.
Josef Cerny, DIR. Two Duchacek,
prof. DIR. vi. Krajina, DIR. jim
drich Nosek, Rudolf sturm, Le-
opold Silva, Ivan Herben a Gle
move jejich robin. Vedle ne
kolika set ceskych a sloven-
skych vericfch, z1castnili sc
mise, mistni cinitele Narodnlho
svazu ceskych katolfkd, v cele
s pTedsedou FIR. Turkem, FIR.
|Slukou, Fenclem, p1. F. Hell
lovou a jinymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Anglicka dolarova krise

je predmetem jednanf V Londy-
ne kde sc sesli financnf mini
stri dominii ably sjednali S An
gill spolecny postup co do ma
kupu v dolarovych zemlch.
Cripps prohlasil, re nakupy
"a dolary budou sn1zeny docas-
ne o 25%, tedy re budou snl-
zeny S dosavadn1ho $780,
900 900 ma $1,000, 900, 900. Je
tvrzeno, re staty anglickeho
imperia chteji predlozit Spoje-
nym Statnm navrh ma uzavreni
dvoustranne smenne smlouvy,
kterouz by Sc Amerika mela "a
vazat k odberu jisteho mnoz-
stvi vyrobkd Angle a o~statnfch
dominii, tax, Re by druha stra-
ma tim ziskala dostacuj1cf do
larove fondy k nakupu americ-
lkych vyrobk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Eva Likova Sc stala clenkou
newyorske msstske opery.

New York. Eva LikOva
(vlastne Prchl1kova) ,,ceska pev
kyne, kterou objevil Otto Kru-
ger, dirigent Detroitskeho SYM
fonickeho orchestra, kdyz zpf-
vala pro. americke okupacnl
oddly v Nemecku, a privezl il
s sebou do Spojenych StatI, -po-
depsala smlouvu S Mestskou O.
perou, Poole nfz vystoupf letos
v dewitt vedoucich sopranovych
partifch. Bude zpfvat mezi il
nymi Violettu We Verdiho ope-
re LA Traviatta", Mimi v Puc-
ciniho "La Boheme", Micaclu
v Bizetove Carmen" a Donnu
Elvfru v Mozartove don Clio
vanni."
Poprve vystoup1 Eva Likova
v City Center Opera v novem
nastudovanf bud Gounodova
"Fausta'', anebo Pucciniho
"Manon Lescaut". Pozdeji V
sezone Dude zpfvat i vsecky tri
sopranove 1lohy, koloraturnf
Olympic, dramatickou Guliettu
a lyrickou Antonii v move ma
studovanych Offenbachovych
"Hoffmanovych povidkach''.
Cd dob velke pevkyne Lilli
Lehmanove, jez prva zplvala
ma pocatku tohoto stoletf tyto
tfi postavy, vyskytlo Sc malo
zpevacek, jez byly s to, ably Edo
laly tento velky 1kol. Eve Like
We Sc to zdarf. Ma k tomu vsec-
ky predpoklady, nadherny HAS
dramaticke barry, pohyblivost
koloraturn1ho soprano, krasny
zjev a velke hudebnf i herecke
madam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Co delat ma obranu prot
umornemu vedru.

Dermatolog DIR. Charles F.
Pabst z Brooklynu, N. Y, in
formuje lidi, jak 81 mali pocf-
nat, ably je vedro prilis nesou-
lilo.
Jeho pravidla schvalene le-
kafskou spolecnost1, zddraznu-
il fakt, re vase k1ze m1zze udr-
zovat chladno, jelikoz 81 pro-
cent z celkoveho mnozstvf hor-
ka, vydavaneho telem, ztracf Sc
funkcf k1ze.
DR.. Pabst dava tato pravidla
pro horke pocasf:
i Vyvarujte Sc namahy a
pr1lisneho pohybu;
q Noste tenke, volne saty.
RHINE pasy v horkem pocasf
jsou obavou, ponevadz zabra-
nuj1 velke casti kdze, ably Wy
konavala svou funkci V ochla-
zovanf tela;
s. Pijte denne osm anebo
vice sklenic vody, pridejte k nj
trochu soil tTikrat denne;
4 - Spete kazdou noe osm
hodin denne;
5 = Varujte Sc starosti a
vzrusen1. Made vse, nepfete Sc;
6 = Necht We vasf svetnici
anebo 1radovne cirkuluje Ger
stvy vzduch. Electricity vetrnlk
ochladf telo, nebot O to vice
horko Sc ztratf, i kdyz vetrnfk
nedela temperature We svetni-
CT nizs1;
L Koupejte Sc casio v
chladne, ne vsak We studene vo-
de. Starry cfnsky zvyk pousteti
studenou vodu ma zapest1 O.
chlazuje a osvezuje;
8 = Vyhybejte Sc pTfmym
slunecnfm paprskdm, zvlaste
paklize patrfte mezi ty, jichz
kGze zcervena, udelajf Sc ma nj
puchyre, ale nikdy nestane Sc
osmahlou.
8 Zmensete pocet kalorif
We sve diete. Jezte hodne ovoce
a zeleniny;
10 = Pamatujte, re alkohol
a drogy slufa cini vas citlivejsi
slunecn1mu 1zehu, proto pijte
We stlnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Kongresni vybor ST predvola
zpevaka Paula Robesona.

Washington, D. C. - Kon-
gresnfk Francis E. Walter (de-
mokrat Pa.), podal navrh, ably
byl pred kongresnf vybor pred
volan znamy cernossky pevec
Paul Robson, ktery pTi svych
cetnych projevech Europe a
v Americe ujistoval svoji las
kou k Sovetskemu svazu a do
konce prohlasoval, re by anne
rictf cernosi prot Rusku nebo-
tjovali.
Pred vyborem vypovidal ja-
ko svedek cernossky vysetfova-
tel Alvin w. Stokes a uvedl, re
len 400 americkych cernochu
lie organisovano v komunistlc-
Ike strane a to pres to, re Jsou
prave cernosi nejv1ce vystavenl
komunisticke agitaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Vzpominky ma protest pri
sokolskem prEvodu.

Dne 6. cervence bylo tomu
rok, kdy Sc V Praze konal Sic
tovy sokolsky prIvod. Tehdy Sc
ukazalo opravdove smysleni
ceskeho a slovenskeho lidu v1ci
novemu rezimu, ktery byl ma
stolen komunistickym prevra-
tenn V 1noru 1913. Pochoduj1-
CT sokolstvo dalo demonstrace-
mi = jak provolavanim hesel,
zadajicich navrat presidenta
Benese tax pohrdlivym mice
MIN v1Gci novym vladc1m = ma
ievo, re nesouhlasl S diktaturou
jedne strany a re 81 - stejne
jake ostatnl obyvatelstvo Ces-
koslovenska preje navrat
demokracie, jak il rozumel Ma
saryk.
Svet vzpomfna ma tyto uda-
Iosti pred rokem Praze, a spa
TRUE V Mich dalsi potvrzenf de-
mokratickeho ducha Cech1 a
ktery Sc nynf projevu-
je stejne slime ma jine fronte,
fronte nabozenske. Svet vefl
V tradici, ktera jej spojuje $ Ii
dem Ceskoslovenska, a zacho-
tomuto lidu sve pfatelstvl,
O ktere jej chteji komuniste
pripravit.
Sokolske demonstrace pred
rokem ukazaly lasku k svobode
a demokracii mezi lidem, take
svoji sporadanosti a ukazneno-
sti. Jejich smyslem byl protest
prot diktature a tenn, KIDD il
predstavuji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl Zpravy.
DR.. William J .RySanek, Sr.,
ma ceste k uzdraveni.

Velice rusne zasahla do nasi
csl. osady zprava o nahlem O.
nemocn6ni naseho obllbeneho
cesk6ho lekaTe Ora. Rysanka.
Dostali jsme 0 jeho stavu zdra-
votnfm nasleduj1c1 hlasen1:
"Dr. Rysanek Sc nyn1 pozdra-
vuje z operace slepeho stfeva
a Dude pokracovati We sve le-
kaTsk6 praksi pc Labor Day,
6. zaT1 1949."
Zajiste re tato zprava pote-
81 nespocetnou radu pfatel Ora.
w. J. Rysanka, ST., kterl mu
prostrednictvim naseho listu
tlumocf Speedy Recovery"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-22
Hudebni programy
" Patterson Parku.

Prfstf stredu, 27. cervence
Dude zvlaStn1 koncert spoje-
nych kapel GO muzd), ktery
pravem Dude nazvan "Bozska
Hudba", ponevadz to poprve,
kdy do hudebniho programu
Jest zarazena harfa. Solistkou
Dude mlada baltimoranka Do
rothy Elva Keller. Phi tonic
veceru budou take ukazovany
pohyblive obrazky.
Program ma tuto nedeli, "a.
eervence. Zacatek We 3 hodiny
odpol. Kapelnfk Hart.
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
The Conqueror March
Oberon Overture
Chinese Wedding Procession
Community Singing
Alteration
Laura
Hands Across The Sea
Symphony No. 4
Movement Nv.
PiZZicato Polka
Community Singing
Angelus e Fete BOheme
from Scenes Pittoresques
Chimes of Liberty - March
The Star Spangled Banner
Program Spojenych Kapel
We stTedu, 27. cervence. Zaca-
tex V $3.50 vecer. Diriguje opet
p. Hart.
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
The Conqueror - March
Theme from Tschaikowsky's
5th Symphony Harp Segue
The Magic Fountain
Liebestraum
solo ma harfu
Community Singing
Motion Picturs -
Old Rocking Chair Tom -
Cartoon
Pavane
Miss Dorothy Elva Keller
Harpist
Motion Picture -
Frandfather's Follies
La Rougette -
For Harp and Band
Symphony Number 4,
Movement w.
Fraicheur -
] For Harp and Chimes