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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-31

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANEERY.
Case No. 11-SSI
DIV ORCE
ANNE HOUSTON CLEMENT.
Plaintiff,
PAUL p. CLEMENT, JR..
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: PAUL ID. CLEMENT, JR.,
9l6 Bellevue Street,
Greensboro. North Carolina.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above STYLED cause on
or before the 18th day of April, A. d.
1949, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
| This Order Is to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
In the Key West Citizen. newspa-
per published in the City of Key
DONE AND ORDERED this 9th
day OF March, AID. 1919.
SSeaD EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY: (sd Anne G. Longworth,
Deputy Clerk.
(sdl ALLAN r. CLEARE. JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
mar10-17-24-31.f949
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
cHANCERY.
Case No. 1l-sO7
RONALD r. AMTS.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
MARIE LINDENBERG AMES.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
To:
Marie Lindenberg Ames
2505 Maple Avenue
co Mrs. Betty Lou Gayer
Dallas. Texas
You are required hereby to appear
to the Bill OF Complaint, for di-
yorce, in the above styled cause on
the 29th day of April. A. p. 1919,
otherwise the allegations therein
will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen, newspa-
per published in Key West, Florida
Done and Ordered this 30th day
of March. A. ID. i94s.
(SEALl EARL III. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: Florence II. Sawyer, DC.
THOMAS S. CARO-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
rSl.apr7 -14-2l. l949
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-31

CeDuixht. 1919. Uni.sd States Brewer. Fesnds..s.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Naming Of hastie
No Answer To The
Betrayal Of Rights

While welcoming the appoint
ment Of Negro to a high judicial
post. the Civil Rights Congress
has called the naming OF Gov Will
liam II HASTE TO the U. S. Court
of Appeals "a mere sop. which
can never satisfy the Negro peo-
pie in their real and major de-
mands."
Both the Negro people and
their progressive white allies, the
statement by William l.. Patterson,
national executive secretary OF CIR
c, declared demand full civil
rights now for the Negro people;
an end 10 the poll tax, lynching
and governments officials policy
of Jim Grow enforced by terror
against the Negro people; a re-
turn TO the Bill Of Rights which
the Justice Department Is trying
to nullify for oil the American
people with the framed verdict Of
guilt" agalns, the eleven leaders
Of the Communist Party"
"Trumans appointment Of Gov.
Hastie came within a few weeks
after the elevation OF Tom Clark
TO the Supreme court-wi,hin two
weeks after his Administrations
open admission that the Repubi-
conference.-the coalition had COM
plctely abandoned the Civil Rights
See HAsTiE-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Strong Eleven From Lincoln Mars
Phi|ander Smiths Homecoming

Philander Smith College held It's
annual homecoming game on Sat
urday, at the War Memorial sta
dium. II was a gala occasion which
had been preceded by spectac-
ular parade-ihe largest 10 present
date Hosts Of alumni and friends
returned to the campus on this
festive occasion.
The game at the War Memorial
stadium was a brusIng one fcatur-
ing defensive play on The part Of
both teams Most Of the touch
downs came as result Of long
nuns cllmaXod by an 90 yard run
by Adams. diminu'. lcat-flot.
Cd Panther h.ll-b.ek. from Lex.
ingi1n, Kenucky Lincoln U I'll
gers tallyod three timc-trc list
time during the closing minutes Of
the game The outwcighcd Pan
Their line showed surprising ag-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Queries HOUSING
Chief On Jimcro
Pattern Of Homes

Ncw York John Taylor Egnn.
commission Of the Public Hous-
ing Administration. was today ask
cd what policy his agency "has
determined on In the matter Of
racial patterns OF occupancy in
tte projects to be developed un-
der supervision OF the Public
Housing Administration"
In letter to Commissioner Egan
Roy wilkins. acting secretary call
cd attention TO the Supreme Court
decision banning judicial enforce
ment of racial restrictive covcn-
ants and to the U S solicitor gem
erals brief in the Henderson case
asking The Court to declare seq
regation against the public policy
Of the United States
I'VE would like TO be assured"
Mr.. wilkins wrote. "that the Pub
lie Housing Administration, as a
federal agsK intends 10 conform
with the liz mt of the solicitor
generals brief"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

sressiveness in their blocking and
iaekling and in outcharging a
heavily favored and larger Lin
coin line. Two of Lincolns touch
downs were scored by Jimmy
Jones Of Little Rock. displaying
his football acumen before a large
audience Of hometown folks.
Philandcr penetrated deep into
Lincoln's territory early in the
game but was unable to score UNI
I'll the 8j yard touch down jaunt
by Adams after receiving punt
Philandcr earned more first downs
Than Lincoln, having made six to
LincolnS four
During half time. Miss Matte
+ Waters Of Little Rock. q major
IN The Department OF English AZ
Philandcr Smith College was pre-.
scntcd on the field with atten.
danis Miss Barbara johnson. Lit.
tie Rock. Miss Betty johnson,
Little Rock. and Miss Allean Helm.
Arkadelphia. DIR NJ. l.. Harris.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

The brief supports the appeals
from contempt convictions of
George Marshall, formerly Chair
man OF the National Federation
for Constitutional Liberties. and
now Chairman, Board OF Dirce-
tors of Civil Rights Congress.
Reverend Richard Morford. Elk.
ccutivc Director Of the National
Council Of American.Soviei
Friendship. John Howard lawson
and Dalton Trumbo. two of the
Hollywood Ten. and DIR. Edward
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
PENSy RR SLAPS DIXIE IN FACE
WHEN j|MCR0 ENDS ON TRAINS
Ruling Bars Southerners
From Moving Passengers
During Their Dixie Trips

Philadelphia, PENN tlas)-At
long last, segregation is on its fin
al leg on trains starting from
Northeastern points and down
through the south on the Pennsyl-
vania train, according to C. e.
Payne, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Publicity department at
Philadelphia.
Segregation Of Negroes travel
ing in coaches. Pullmans or diners
of through trains Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad from New York to
points south of Washington will be
polished Immediately The Penn
sylvania Railroad" said Mr.. Payne,
has agreed to make seats avail
able Immediately in any part of
these trains to all passengers as
they apply"
Railroad officials explained that
there has never been any segrega-
tion of passengers on the Penn
sylvania trains running 10 Wash
ington as a destination. Below
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Fight IN Miss.
Teachers Pay Case
Continued by Na'cp

Jackson. Miss-The National A.
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of
Colored People this week won 4
motion compelling the Jackson
school Board TO produce for In
speciion documents and records
which the NAAcp claims win
prove that discrimination cxisss
In the payment Of Negro and white
teachers salaries In jackson.
Successful arguments Of this mo.
ton by NAAcP attorneys marked
another step forward in the suiH
for equalization Of teachers sal.
aries brought by the Association
against the jackson school scach-
cr. The case will be heard dur.
ing the latter part Of November
or early December before judge
Sidney Mize in jackson.
J, p. Blayton of Atlanta will 20
over the school boards records for
the NAACP. Attorneys handling
the case for the Association are
Assistant Special Counsel Robert
l.. Carter Of the national office
and James Burns Of Meridian.
Miss.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
lust In Time"
Says Bandit As He
Raids Feed Store

Allonla-tA-An armed bandit
struilcd in q Decatur feed store
and with a broad smile. remarked
to the manager. u got here lust
in time" lie flashed revolver
then scoopcd up sioo from the
store safe and fled out OF the back
door
James C wing1. Manager Of the
Birdscy Feed store at 153 svca-
more Street. said the Negro walk
ed into the store just as he was
closing the building for the night.
Decatur officers were told the
Negro brandished a pistol, and
forced Wingo TO open the COM
pany safe Bloodhounds were inn
mediately put on the bandits
trail which led to several blocks
before the dogs lost the scent
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

X. Barsky and ten members OF the
executive board OF the Joint Anti.
Fascist Refugee Committee.
Tho Gro brief commcnds the re-
fusal of these Anti-Fascisl leaders
to submit TO the tyranny Of the
House un-Amcrican Committee.
The brief, prepared by Nathan
Witt, prominent civil liberties
and labor lawyer, and former sec.
rotary of the National Labor Re-
lations Board. charges that mo
government agency in the history
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

Washington, seats in any part Of
the trains were given Negroes on
request, but 1t was tradition to
seat Negroes in separate cars, hav-.
ing the same accommodation as
those by white passengers.
Most Negroes are familiar with
the segregation system used when
purchasing a ticket in New York.
They have been segregated in q
1imcrow car before leaving the
Pennsylvania, so that there was
no difficulty or embarrassment
when the freedom of humanity
terminated in the Nations Capitol.
The company said 1t had acted at
the request Of the Southern lines,
to save Negro passengers possible
inconvenience down through the
South.
Charges Of discrimination a.
gainst this practice were filed
some time ago with the New
York State Commission Against
Discrimination by the Mayors
Commission on Unity at the re-
See PENSY RR-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28

OF our country has done as much
70 undermine our basic liberties
as has the Un-American Commit.
tee.
The Committee has tramplcd
on free speech The Committee has
intcrfercd with freedom of assem-
bly, and freedom Of association.
The Committee has inhibited free
dom Of thought and has drastlcally
choked off the free discussion OF
political issues which the Con-
See UN-AMERICAN-pagc four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
nAmercan Conn., Seeks To Maintain Blacklist Gre Tells Supreme Court

With the United States Supreme
Court due to decide whether or
not II will hear arguments on APP
pcals in five un-Amcrican Com.
mii,cc contempt cases. the Civil
Rights Congress filed an amlcus
brief which denounced the House
Committee use Of contempt cita.
tons as "a blacklist weapon as
vicious as tina, used by opcn-shop.
pers against labor or a lily white
primary's exclusion Of Negro vot.
crs."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
Roby And Dimag
To Be honored AZ
wa|dorf.Asiorja

New York-tA)-Jackie Robin.
son and Joe Dimagio will be
honored at $5o-a-plate Waldorf
Astoria dinner Dec. IL. with all
the proceeds going to Namesaks
wards at the Sister Kenny Insti.-
tute.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-28
GroveIand Fund
Increases

New York-The National Assoc
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People announced today
that an additional s2li.45 has been
contributed this week to the
Groveland Defense Fund, increas-
ing the total amount contributed
to this case 10 s48ii.5o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Pohfby.

FL. prosince zemrel pan
Howard Eldridge, 2211 Henne-
man Ave-, We starr SO let. Ma
rodil Sc v Baltimore. Byl svo-
bodny a zam6stnan1m Softer.
Pohreb konal Sc "a. prosince
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
ma Baltimore Natl. Cemetery.
= %. prosince zemrel kra-
jan p. Anthony Matejka, Cpl
N. Collington Ave-, We start 65
let. Narodil sc v Baltimore.
Zanechal zde truchllci manzel.
ku pf. Elizabeth Matejka (roz.
Strejcek) a syny: Reginalda a
Alfredo. Prinalezel ku Radu
"Cechie" a Holy Name. Ia &C.
Chi promluvil p. Ceska a dele
GAGE radu poslouziil zemfele-
mu co nosici rakve.
Pohreb konal sc 26. proslnce
re Cvachova Pohr. DomC do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
HTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
assistance Vldp. Josefa F. We
trOvce.
- Dne "a. prosince zemrel
p. Robert Pagan, ST., 1882 Ha-
eel St., We start 62 let. Narodil
sc V Baltimore. Zanechal zde
truchlfcf manzelku p1. Bayhoru
Pagan (roz. Svitak) a ditky:
Johna, Roberta, Jr., Pagan a
p1. L. Wolf.
Pohreb konal Sc 81. prosince
z domu smutku do kostela sv.
Athanasiuse a odtud ma Holy
Cross Hrbitov a byl vypraven
p. Harlem E. Schiniunkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
BEzNE Oslo (NO.) 2133
Cigarette programme. Tu We

Cigarette programe. Tu We
Washington, D. C. zavodil S
druhymi umelci O cenu $4,000,
kterou vsak vyhral Ralph Sig
valid, 26lety zpevak ktery mel
nejv1ce potlesku. V "Times
Herald" 10. prosince je obra-
EEK tohoto zpevaka a ma ieho
ramenech sedi mas Tommy, KITE
ry vyhral jen $1,000. V roce
1850 ma zde vystoupiti nase
houslistka Helenka Elias z New
Yorku a mono i mnoho jinych
krajanG o kterych sc dozvfme
az Dude potion, nebot nemame
m1sta kde by jsme Sc to "a yeas
dozvedeli. Name mezi sebou
s~tavitele, RUNE remeslnfky, OBJ
chodn1ky, bohace. Jake by to
bylo pekne kdyby Sc vsichni S
Ustfed1m spojili a neco Sc co
nejdr1ve doc1lilo.
Dne 4. prosince jsme NELL
IL. rocne jubileum, kde jsme
Sc dobre pobavili. Bohuzel pro
nemoc nez1castnil Sc mas pod
pfedseda br. FIR. Kracek, dale
mas cestny Glen br. Frank J.
Pintner a nase dozivotnf clenka
sestra Zelenka. Chybeli nam!
Ia noveho elena pristoupil
o. J. Volps a 81. R1zena Ia
hradka byla nasfm hostem. Ma
tuto oslavu nemel zadny Glen
pracovati, to vsak neplatilo pro
nase pracovite sestry, ktere ja-
ko obycejne donesly domacf pc
vo. D1ky jim!
Budouc1 sch1ze a zabava
Dude tuto nedeli, dine l. ledna
v Pythian Temple, 1912 - 9th
St., N. W., kde je kazdy srdec-
ne v1tan, ably s nami mohl osla-
viii Novy Rok 1850!
Zaroven Yam vsem pref
stastny a Wesley Novy Rok.
Week.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Starosta mesta lehce poranen
automobilove nehode.

Minute 1tery dopoledne sta
rosta mesta 9th. p. Thomas
D'Alesandro, Jr., jake obycej-
ne veil sc V mestske limousine
re sveho domova ma radnici.
Ma rohu Fallsway a Lexington
I'll. bylo jeho vozidlo Tfzene So
ferem Addisonem zasazeno il
nym autem, poskozen zadni
pravy blatnfk a pan starosta u
trp6l odreniny pazf, nohou, FAD
a lehky otres. Byl dopraven do
Mercy nemocnice kde pc X
Ray prohl1dce shledano, re pan
starosta neutrpel zadnou zlo-
meninu ale musel prenocovati
v nemocnici. PAM Nancy D.
Alesandro dlela u lGzka pana
starosty a take jeho dftky no
n~avst1vily.
Prejeme nasemu oblibenemu
panu starostovi D'Alesandro by
sc rychle a pine re sve melody
pozdravil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
CfsE VZHURU!
Jaroslav Borotinsky.

zivot, zivot, slyset hlasy
v boufi zdravic jeden tok,
zvednem else v krasne easy:
Zdrav bud vsem nam
Novy r o k !!
Hf1cky snd, snah, bojd v praci,
radost srdcl, spoj mas v tlum,
dnes, kdy doba stare kaci,
vzh1ru else k nebes1m:
Hlavy vys a srdce vzhdru,
kde Re je tn skryty sok?
Celia vzhuru ku azuru:
Zdrav bud vsem nam
Novy R o |!
Vzh1ru dial a jasna celia
S p1snf vsech mas S krasou slok,
costa dial at jasna, svetla:
Zdrav bud vsem nam
Novy R o k J.
Srdce vsech, at krasy wynn
mad zast, bouTe, zapasy,
cesky kraj at V jasot p1sn1
lasky nese ohlasy.
z tezkych civil ku vlasti stesti
vsichni k sobe: v pravo v box,
sllu v hrudi, chceme kvesti:
Zdrav bud vsem nam
Novy R k !!
S rmutem dolG! Kdo sc tFese
jeste dnes, kde vaha krok?
Prapor vzh1ru V srdci plese:
Zdrav bud vsem nam
Novy r o k I!
Vytrvej! Jdi stale k predu,
a bdi tam, kde temny st1n,
dial Ia pravdou v stopach ded1
Slit at zdob1 slavy Gin.
TAX jsme eli a pIjdem Ease
"a volnost a "a pokrok,
tis1c sn1 sc bud1 v krase:
Zdrav bud vsem nam
Novy r o k !!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30

Mas horlivy ctenar a pilny
dopisovatel TELEGRAPH" legio-
mar p. Karel Porkat nam postal
povfdku a pfanl, ale ODE doslo
- ndsledkem navalu ma pos
tach - az pc vytisknut1 vance
niho cfsla. Br. Porkat p1se:
"Preji Redakci Telegram
a vsem jeho ctenartsvu Vesele
Vanoce a Stastny Novy Rok
1882, hodne zdravlcka a vese-
losti, hlavne veselosti, neb CITE
mari mill - "vesela mysl - pull
zdrav1" = a proto "Proc by
chom Sc netesili, kdyz nam Pan
Bib zdravi da!"
Karel Porkat.
Bratru legionari Porkatovi
upTfmne dekujeme, take my mu
a rodine prejeme hodne stesti
a zdrav1 V roce 1850.
Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
n w ashingtOnu, DC.

Z
Rok 1850 Dude tn co nevide-
ii. Ma Now Rok mnoho lid 81
della sliby a plany, ktere chce V
roku uskutecniti a neskodilo by
ably i nase observation-disclosures
ricke Ustredi 81 udelalo slib, a
to ably v tonic novem roce kou-
pilo, vystavelo anebo alespon
pronajalo mfstnost, kde by jsme
Sc nejen jednou "a mes1c, ale
kdykoliv mohli schazeti.
Kazdy mysli ma tn nasf mia
dez a jejf budoucnost, ale ma
10 sc pro nj udela. Videl jsem
ma Sokolske Akademii jak nase
mladez Sc zajfmala o mladez
z venkova = ia Ease o nasi a
bylo by to velmi pekne a uzi-
tecne, kdyby Sc schazela nejen
jednou Ia rok ale mnoho cas-
tell. Ustredl ma schGze a "a
bavu prvnf nedeli kazdy mesfc
a tn by 81 mohla mladez z Balti-
more, Belcamp a Curtis Bay z
casu ma cas- vyjeti a S nasimi Sc
pobaviti a nase mladez Ease 81
vyjeti a ~navstevu oplatiti. We
Washington, D. C. je mladeze
dosti a jsem jist, re kdyby jsme
NELL nasi m1stnost ma schGze,
zabavy, cvicen1, zpev atd., re
by jsme mnohe mezi mas dOsta-
Ii O kterych Sc dnes jeste ami
nev1.
Veliky zajem je O Sokola. To
bylo videti ma poslednf Akade-
mil, kde i nasi nejen krasne "a
cvicili, ale i krasne Besedu "a
tancili, coz bylo zasluhou nasl
1silovne sestry Mildred Barcal,
ktera sc mnohe vecery natrapi-
la ably tax kratkem case 1spe-
chu docllila. Mnohem vice vsak
by Sc doc1lilo, kdyby Sc mohli
schazeti casteji, kde by sc ne
jen cvicenl prostnemu ale i ma
nafadf mohli venovati. Take
nase druhe spolky jake Jedno-
ia Ceskych Dam a PANT, Cesko-
slovenske Spolky a JIM by mo-
hi mnohem vice ma clenstvi
zfskati, kdyby tn byla ia mist
most. z casu ma cas- pr1jdou do
hlavniho mesta nasi krajane-
umelci a ucenci, a nas1 povin-
nostf je, ably jsme Sc tam dosta-
viii, coz udelati nemGzeme, neb
nemame to m1sto, kde bychom
Sc v cas- O tom dozvedeli. Ma
priklad dine Is. prosince vystu-
poval v Uline Arena 9 rok1 sta
ry Tommy Check, syn sloven-
skych rodicn S Allentown, Pa,
Je vyborny bubenfk, obdivova.
ny i lidmi jake je Gene Krupa
Bubnovati zacal ma hrnce, plot
ny, atd. az upozornil ma sebe
lidi z divadla a tax Sc dostal dc
Horace Heidi spolecnosti, kite
ra vystupuje ma Philip Morris
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
0 Gem mluvi dnes i komuniste.

Praha. " CSR je z~natelne
hnutl nespokojenosti zvlaste
mezi delnictvem. Mattel d.
veru nektereho z Mich a uveT1-
Ii re no neudate, Tekne toto:
"My delnfci, re name moe v
ruce? - Ma il par panakG a
ii to v~yz1raj1. - Jsem starry ko-
munista, ale mole pTesvedceni
je, re pokud Sc Tide nebudou
nit radi, Ike komunismu nedoj-
de tt nasi delajf bohuzel
pravy opak, rozestvavaji narod
k jeho zhoube. - Drive jsme
NELL v podniku tovarnfka =
ted Sc v tom clovek nevyzna.
Ale jedno je jiste; tehdy jsme
Sc rozhodne nemeli hire. Wy
mohli jsme 81 48 hodinovy pra-
covn1 tyden, NELL jsme v cas-
radne dovolene, nynf pracuje-
me tydne so hodin a mlsto do
volene musfme ma brigady a u
derky. Ami nedele nemame.
Tehdy, kdyz Sc nam nellbilo.
mohli jsme stavkovat, domahat
Sc zlepse nj We Wade. Ones
musfme jen Dirt. Vice pray ne
name. - Stara republika byla
|prece jenom leps1!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30
Britsky export je ma rekordni
vySi.

Londyn. - Britske minister
stvo obchodu oznamilo, re W.
voz zbozf We Velke Britanie do
sahl v mesfci listopadu rekord-
nj vyse. Hodnota vyvezeneho
zbozf byla o 3 procenta vyssl
nez v T1jnu. Mnozstvl zboz1
dovezeneho do Velke Britanie
Sc vsak v listopadu nezvysilo,
take exportni schodek byl te-
m6r O til miliony liber nizsl.
Zvlaste vyznamne je, re Sc pre-
devsfm zvysil vyvoz do Spoj.
Statd6 a do Kanady, tedy do re-
mi dolarove oblasti. Vyvoz Vel
Ike Britanie je nynf o dive tfeti-
ny vyssi nez pred valkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-30

ma rad ,starosty prijal, a byl
jednomyslne zvolen. Byl zahr-
nut gratulacemi a sl1bena mu
spoluprace jak mladsimi, tax i
stars1mi bratry jednoty. Brah
Stanleyho, Robert, je jiz pc ra-
du let v Sokole Chicago ucet-
MIN, a jeho sestra Milada, KITE
ra byvala clenkou T. J. Sokolic
Chicago, je nyni nacelnicl 7. j.
Sokol Washington v hlavnim
meste, kde je zamestnana We
vladni sluzbe. Rodice br. STAN
leyho i druha sestra a tfet1 bra
tr jsou liz dlouha leta cleny
Sokola Chicago.
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sTASTNY NOVY ROK!

-
Damsky zivel, slyste do vseho
uz Wink,
S pfanim pride nynf zensky
komninlk;
poznati chce kazda zena
prace RAFT,
re zeny je dnes take dobry
policajt.
zeny sedi v rade, take v senatu,
nikdo dneska trad bez zen
nema tn.
We znameni zeny vsechno
zaclna,
dnes je zena vseho hybna
maSina:
zeny pfsf, strflf, recnf, maluji,
zrfdka take nekdy trochu
miluj1.
Do noveho roku name uz jen
skok,
Sc zenskou starry skoncil -
zacne novy rok.
Budoucnost YAM mohu rfci cd
Okla,
ma to nenf tfeba silly proroka =.
Drive, nyn1 jake v behu pfistich
let -
zeny budou Tfdit cely tento svet:
z,jevne, tajne, inu, maj jej
v prOvOZu -
a muzst1 jsou pate kolo u voZu.
Yer mi, hochu, yer mi, to
pravda jest,
ty nezmenfs nejak tuto sudbu
Mas to We svete vsechno =
vsechno zkazeny -
i kdyz ma Sylvestra pGjdes bez
zeny
spokojene nekam piva popft 81,
poneses 81 rano Ease domu -
"opici So"
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Sokolska Hlidka.
JednatelHm Sok. Jednot sdru.
zenych " nasem Okrsku
zupy Vychodn1.

Bratri a sestro jednateIe:-
V kazde jednote Sc konajl volby
cinovnfkI. zadm Vas O zasla-
nj linen techto nove-zvolenych
bratrf a sester, abychom mohll
radne opraviti adresaf Sok.
Jednot V "Telegrafu''. 0 pru-
behu Valnych Hromad (Vyro-
chi Schdzi) chtel bych 81 vypro-
siti referaty bud cd jednatelu
neb dopisovateld pro nasi 80
kolskou Hlidku". Ma zdar!
fonda Cihlaf,
Vzdelavatel Okrsku.
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MlStnl ZprdVy.
Radostna udalost.

Mladym manzelIm p. a pi.
Edward a Jean Prochaska, Bird
River, Md, narodil Sc dine Is.
prosince Sinai nemocnici CHA
peck a vail z ID. a dano mu
jm6no Edward, Jr.
Mlada maminka a detatko
jsou zdrav1. Znarozeni klouc-
ka mali radost rodice a hlavne
take krajan "deda''' Jan Pro-
chaska, restaurater, 218 East
Lexington St.
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Byvaly pfebornik A. S; 0. Or.
Standa Barcal byl zvolen sta
rostou Sokola Chicago.

V nedeli, 18. prosince kona-
la Sc Valna Hromada "Sokola
Chicago" a ma mlsto odstupu-
jfciho dlouholeteho starostu or.
Josefa Petrika byl nominovan
br. Stanley Barcal. pfebornlk
Americke sokolske obce, re
zname a zaslouzile sokolske ro-
diny br. Louise Barcala. Br;
Stanley pc sedmnact rokd, az
do nedavna, byl nacelnlkem So
kola Chicago, a svoji milou, V
pravde sokolsky bratrskou poo-
vahou a jednanim ziskal 81 vel
Ike mnozstvi pfatel.
Br. Stanley Barcal nomlnacl
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Nemecko~-F
p~arlamentni porady.

Basilej. - Evropska parla-
mentni unie oznamila, re Z. le-
dina dojde v Basileji k poradam
clen1 francouzskeho< a nemec-
keno parlamentu. Porad Sc zu-
castni sedesat poslanc1 a jejich
cflem Dude prohlouben1 styku
mezi obema zememi v ramci
sjednocene Evropy. Konferen-
eli pTipravuje sekretariat Evrop
ske parlamentnl unie.