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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Courtesy Important
When Sending Cards,

The exchange of cheerful Christ
mas cards between friends is one
of our most delightful Yuletide Gus
toms-and like all other social re-
lationships, 1t is governed by sim
pie. common-sense rules of et!-
quette.
You may properly send your hol.
iday greetings to almost everyone
business and professional associ.
ates, if you wish, as well as social
acquaintances and relatives.
Be sure to choose appropriate
cards, however If Aunt Jennie is
a garden enthusiast, she'll probably
appreciate a beautiful flower print
more than dozen Santa Claus de
signs.
Special Titles.
Cards with special titles, such as
Merry Christmas. Mother" are
available for mothers, wives. sweet
hearts and practically all relatives,
including the in-laws, and are a
mark of individual thoughtfulness.
II you can spare a moment or
two, pen a brief holiday note on
each card. II adds warm SINGER
ity and a touch OF your Individual
personality to your Yuletide greet
ings. Christmas time is a sentimen-
tai and nostalgia season for every
one. and many a friendship has
been kept alive through the years
by the annual exchange of holiday
greetings.
Colored ink is entirely proper
both for signing the card and ad-
dressing the envelope, provided it
harmonizes with the color scheme
of the card itself
Signatures need not be formal,
except on engraved Christmas cards.
You may have your name neatly
printed if you wish, or take your pen
in hand and sign the greetings your
self with holiday flourish.
''Mr. and Mrs"
Married couples may omit the
''Mr. and Mrs" if they prefer and
sign their cards simply paul and
Jenny Wilson" Either the hus-
bands name or the wife's may ap-
pear first. Children in the family
rate place in the signature. too
In addressing the envelopes, it is
best to send one card to husband
and wife, and separate cards to 9th
er adult members of the family too
AS an alternative, one card may be
mailed TO the whole family if you
are careful 20 write the names Of
each individual on The envelope, in
cluding the children.
Use three-cent stamps for your
Christmas cards, following the rule
of good taste which says that first
class friends deserve frst-class
mail. 1t is entirely proper to write
your return address on the enve-
lope. to help friends keep tab on
changes of address.
Selecting attractive Christmas
cards for each of your friends is a
delightful pre- Christmas activity.
Don't treat it as a sober social re-
sponsibility. Plunge in with a smile
and the gay holiday scenes on the
cards will soon fill your heart with
Yuletide cheer and sentiment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Brazil New Years
ASummerHoHday

New Years Day Dia de Ammo
Bonn is truly a Red Letter Day in
Brazil. in keeping with the hos
pitality and gaiety universally asso-
ciated with the observance of New
Years, it is the day par excellence
for parties, enthusiastic greeting,
and general celebration. d
Dia de Ammo Bonn is the middle
day. of the Brazilian holiday season
which begins on Christmas Eve and
climaxes on Epiphany. Christmas
itself does not stand out as time
of merrymaking so definitely as it
does among the Anglo-SaXons: the
colorful and impressive Christmas
professions are part of the church
festival; in the realm of gift-giving,
Epiphany--symbolizing the gifts
which the Wise Men brought the In.
fant Jesus-vies with and even holds
a slight edge over Christmas, espe-
cially among the children.
Since il is really June i'm jan
uary south Of the equator, the Christ
mas season falls in Midsummer i'm
stead of during the winter, a fact
which has endowed the holidays with
many characteristics of Summer
time festivals. In many cities re-
ligious and civic organizations spon-
sor open air "festas." These affairs
are attended by throngs of people
representing all classes of the popu-
lation, gifts are distributed TO under
privileged children, while music,
flags, and flowers contribute to the
general gaiety and festlvity.
In a land where all festivals are
endowed with several sets of Gus
toms-those assimulated through
foreign intercourse. etc, superim-
posed upon the ancient traditions
brought from Portugal-New Years
Day is included in the list of Brazil
national holidays and is appropri-
ately designated as the day of uni.
versal brotherhood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Pin Money Began
AS New Year Gift

Pin money is a New Years ex-
preston.
II all started back in the time of
the royal Stuarts of England when
gift-giving OH New Years day was
in fashion. Gloves were considered
appropriate gifts for most people,
but if gentleman had saved little
extra" he gave the money to his
wife or sweetheart for pins which
were very expensive at that time.
The popular pin money phrase
in our language has survived both
the expensive pin and the New Yeai
gift giving custom.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Christmas Went Underground
With Puritan Ban of lO44

town was thereby mserved with
provision and trading very much
hindered; which occasioned great
discomfort among people, caused
them to rise in rebellious way"
Among the rarest of the pam
phlets issued at that time is one
entitled THE Examination and
Tryal of Old Father Christmas" ln
this little volume, lone old Christ
mas was commanded to be brought
to the Bar. then was jury for Life
and Death to be impaneled. The
Judge was called Judge Hate-bate,
the Sheriff'S name was called
Leonard Love-peace."
In the end Christmas is acquitted,
but is cautioned by Judge HAte-bate,
''for avoiding all such scandals as
have been cast upon you for the
future. do think fit to admonish you.
that you remember your Office is
not so much TO feast the Body, as
to refresh the Soul, by thankful and
pious Meditations
Charles ii re-established Christ.
mas in 1878 and Jolly Old Father
Christmas" has never had to stand
trial since.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

THERE was time when Christ
= mas went underground. People
who advocated Christmas were in
danger of arrest and Imprisonment
and it looked as though Christmas
was on its way out.
IT all happened around 1914 when
the Puritans in England forbade
any merriment or religious serv-
ices, by act of parliament. on the
ground that is was heather
festival. What resulted was much
grumbling, breaking of the law and
a Christmas underground which
wrote and distributed pamphlets in
favor of Christmas.
In 1648, for instance. was pub
lished Canterbury Christmas.
This pamphlet gives an account of
the subsequent proceedings after
the Cryer of Canterbury had upon
Wednesday. December %, "openly
proclaimed that Christmas day and
all other superstitious festivals
should be put downe, and market
should be kept on Christmas day.
Which being not observed, (but
very i'll taken by the country the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

The surface of the Everglades
is less than 20 feet above sea
Level.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Most recent rduels in Franco
have been fought between poll
ticians and journalists.
Evening star., 1949-04-14

Really greet news just before Eoster! Lonsbureh's
cuts the price in half on full thousand eood-look
ing belts! Just about any kind you can think of =.
eIonorous and everyday Glstenne black potents;
also red and navy :. royon velvets and foilles
smooth eothers in red, green, brown, navy, the
popular blond leather gold and silver kidskin!
Dramatic buckles, some set with fabulous rhine
stones You'd better rush to Lonsbureh's 'couse
these belts cont lost long at this amazing reduoton
Evening star., 1949-04-14
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
MEMS NATIONALLY
KNOWN JEWELRY
6oe'
R~ssisviy f-1s 10 tss
Ressisriy f~ 10 So

Ths nsorx6oeslssr b os&sonseo has ~ ises
We bcks0tM - oil his csrsns ssysss ~ csses
shof sosss you sscr eie 70 @.3ff ineiscsd
IN IRIS szesssne cspso afs ess Irks. tss etssss.
10 bon ord ksy escars Beousssuiss esssnee
n ootd cotosed m@foa, ~ hoys fss sssearsi
p~sts no. Ths q . ~oodesssa oprcssu~sss "
ssn<k - ~ bssh6oys. sossssssassss--~ssn ses
nexs Chssss~o<s
srsss zo& Ts1ss~1 Iss
LAEsSUK0Hs-Ms~S gwsashs~ss-
sfve<s I1sw
Evening star., 1949-04-14
~ Originally 7.95 TO 1926
MISSES NEGLIGEES
81

Many styles to choose from! Black royon
velvet, printed royon and crepe ond royon er-
sey. Broken sizes for misses in the group.
LANSBURGHS-Shop OF Leisure Fashions
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14

z-,s CLEARANCE OF KITCHEN
APPLIANCES
Were NOW
De luxe Sunroy Cos eRonoers, top
burners divided top double oven---looo5 l34.S5
Six-qt. EcKo Pressure Cookers 1926 s.s5
Hotpoint Electric Hot-Woter Heoter,
3o-ooI floor sompie Ss.sS
Single Bowl Double Dronboord Cob
met Sink, porcelain top 6o95 1898
LANSBURGHS Home Appliance Store,
Entrance on Seuenth Street or through Archioay
in Main BuidingJ
Evening star., 1949-04-14
kEcKWEAR, BLoUSES

WeTe NVW
56 Scorfs, WOOL -ond- -royon ploids, solid l.e5 2se
s. Pes keckweor. royon sheer, eyeiet l.e5to
embroidery. Wsy less than VI price 3.e5 5se
Is Biouses and Blousettes, royon crepe, 4.95to
oil over oce, soyon sheer-------- 795 zs7
1e Womens ioree size Bouses In royon
crepe. White, grey pink, oquo.
block Less thsn VI pries------- 1895 2.s7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Neck,oear-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
al Orjsissiiy 3.ss 10 IS
Mems White Neckbcnd
And Attached Collar Shirts
90

An iron nosiocoIy krc~n ronAoesrsr.
Dso01eIcsH shsrss wish ~ssse nsckb1nds hsss
fns ocean pech bgffons snd Gre rsods 81 hAch
court fncsie. Asfc<hed eoiIes ssirss ore sn fsrs
woven ssrsps broodeiosh ond hsss bcrrei eufss
Aisc scms solid epioeed s1ivfs. eroAsn slrss ~
10 n In ne group
Lsas6xyshs--ksss vsrsasAssss--
Street Ftcw
Evening star., 1949-04-14
GREY ROOM REDUCTIONS

Dresses Royon crepes in white rose. with glitter
trim. Misses sizes 2 TO 20----- Sl8
Evening star., 1949-04-14

Classic shrtwoist styles In royon crepe. Grey.
brown, navy, block included in this special
group Some button to the woist, some to the
hem; short or bishop sleeves. Misses broken
sizes, wonen's holf-szes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fashion Center
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
SHOP THESE VALUES
IN MEMS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHINGS
q
MEMS WOOL
TOpcOATS
225o
AL SALES FINAL

They're lust sAe right weight scs l~s-ecscss
~eet' Blue shss.cs cad eorasl eeaenso ~cei,
Single ard soueis breasted ssslss In fAs cFese
esoulos slsss 30 10 - sheet siaes IS 70 ~,
icoc axes - ced ~.
LANssuRGHS-Msss ciotAtns--
street Flo~
Evening star., 1949-04-14
800 Orisinaily LN
A Z A | { A S
7oe

Al reody to set out In your oorden! Beautiful
Corol Bell tpinkt -. eoeh plant burlop-
wrapped in its own soil. Get seserol plants OF
this borooin price; they'll blossom beautifully
for yeors TO come.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amer
40 Eighth Street,
Directly Opposite Main Store
Evening star., 1949-04-14

hofsornly known spoyf shirts s4off -tlssved
styles In oxford cloth, hseodciosh ard skip6e~ss.
Write Only. snoli ard iot1s In me group.
Lansbsrchs-Men'f Fursishinss--
Street Ffo0y
Evening star., 1949-04-14
CLEARANCE OF FURNITURE

English Design Lounge Sofos. ross 90 1900
Fon Bock cnor blue 5000 800
Regency Style Soto, rose floor scrpie oo 1890
Modern End Bookcase. blond .---~-- 27.S5 1873
Seven-drower kneehole vonisy. woi-
nut; less shsa VI psies --------.tSS.OO 800
18Th Century Style Dresser, nohoo-
ony ~-~----- -ti4suU SSVV
Sesen-drower kneehoIe vonisy with
shield mirror nnohooony; VI Price -z-l2I,oo 800
WoInut Ccrpdrtrent Night Tobie,
less fhsa VI psies 5z.50 Iy.oo
Solid Maple Beds. double size VI psses 1000 1900
Curved Pcne Bed wonus. double size;
less tksR VI price ies----------~- $3.50 sS.oO
Modern LINED Oak Beds, double size;
msek lsss HES VI psies 1925 500
Double Dresser Plate 6ioss Mirrors.
much less tkss VI psies s----.--- 2s.5o 100
Cored End Tobies with ieofhef tops o9.9S 1S.SS
chppendoie Style Lamp Tobles. gen.
uine mohoocny ------- AoSo Ie.13
Modern cocktoI TobIs. green leather
top 11sSJ 1SsS1
Mohooony veneered Bookcases VI
psS<o --- vAsI0 Ats0N
Genuine Mchooory Lamp 1obles--- 1895 1873
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
CLEARANCE or LAMP S

10 porchmensizsd Poper lo-in. shodes.
f30fui oeSsonS---
S4 Porchmentixed popsv e-in. oo0dcss
Shades, florcI dssson- u psies
ID Whiss shodss, scsied, fos sabis, bsidoe
q flcoe Iomps. tsms - skea " !.
LAHS1URGHS--LeMee en1 She6es-
Evening star., 1949-04-14
DRAPEs AND sLlPcovERs

$50 Yds. Rsnnonts Cuncin MosefioI.
Mony fcbsies: eottons, soyors, NY
Ions. Ssms Isss sAsa VI psies. Yd.
$50 Yds. Rsmnonts Sipcrver ard Up
hoistery Fobsies. Mony wsovss ard
textures; foyon, coftcns ------fd.
$50 pn. Sompis Curtoins. Or ard swo
pciss Of kind. Mony styiss. Cot
fons, ruyons. pIostics. Ssas Isss
tksa M pssse
40 Kniffed Aufo Ssct Hipcovsn fes ssof
ard back IN asonofons eotsnr
wsovs. Mins, blos. ersen- Iss
fkss " psies
so Odds ord Ends o. Dscpes, NcIorcss,
Cusfcins, Sprsods. N6nity skirss.
Sciisd. lsss shsa n psies-
LAHSBURGHS- SEspcoCevs-Eos,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Ferjencik byl nazvan neprite'
lem komunismu.

New York -"New York Times
General Mikulas Ferjencik
byvaly csl. ministr vnitra, kite.
ry byl zadrzen ma Ellis Islande
Sc svou chot1 ma podezreni, ze
lie komunistou, "neni komunis'
|tou", jak prohlasil Jan Papa
mex, byvaly csl. delegat u Spo'
|jenych narodG.
Papanek Tekl, re SlovenskS
|liga v Americe a.Americt1 pfa'
tele slovenske svobody nerepre.
sentujf "demokraticke exulanty
z Ceskoslovenska". Bylo to ne
|stfznost techto organisac1, ze
general Ferjencfk byl zadrzen
Dale rekl Papanek, re gene.
raj Ferjencfk bojoval proti ko.
munistIm v csl. Wade Cd rokr
1915 prave tax jake prot "slo.
venskym separatistdm "a valky
kterf pod vGdcovstvlm Josefs
lisa a We sluzbach nacistickeho
Nemecka zr1dili diktatorskou
vladu ma Slovensku."
Pozdeji, Tekl pan Papanek
general Ferjenc1k mel 1cast Y
|koalicnf Wade a zauj1mal mis-
to v 1strednf i mfstnf slovenske
Wade.
GA komunistickeho puce '
1noru 1913 tyto demokraticke
sflv prohraly. Politict1 vide
isou v zalaTi a nekterym poda-
rilo sc uchyliti sc "a hranicemi
P. Ferjencfk je jednim z tech
kteTf unikli komunisticke Via
de. Nenf komunistou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Nemci volili die sveho
n~resvedcenI.

Berlin. - Otto Nuschke, pred
soda lidove rady, kterou ovla-
dali komuniste a ktera ma 81
do v sovetskem pasmu, prohla-
sill, re Nemci zapadn1m Ne
mecku volili poole sveho pre-
'svedcen1. Nuschke dale rekl,
re by bylo nesmyslem zapirat,
re zapadni Nemci sc o nedel-
Mich volbach vyslovili pro hos
podarskou~ politiku professors
Erharda. Prof. Erhard je to-
tiz nemecky Teditel hospodar.
stvi v americkem a britskem
pasmu a je zastancem soukro-
me iniciativy v podnikanl.
Toto komunisticke potvrzen.
0 tom, re zapadni Nemci volil
poole sveho presvedcenl, kon.
trastuje S komentaTi prazskeho
tisku, ktery Sc pokousi v hrdzy.
plnem barvitem liceni vysvet.
lit zdrcujici porazku nemec.
kych komunistd a v1tezstvi u.
m1rnenych stran jake vysledel
|tlaku zapadn1ch velmoci a wy,
sokeho kleru a jake d1sledel
nepravidelnost1 pri volbach
Priznan1 predsedy lidove rady
re sovetskeho pasma vyvrac
jasne prazske liceni nemeckycl
voleb, nemluve ami o tom, IL
nijak zvlaste neslusi ceskoslo
venskym komunistGm mluvit {
falsovanf volebn1ch vysledk1
kdyz komunisticky rezim voleb
nj soutez v demokratickem smy
stu vGbec zrusil z obavy z w
sledk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Albanci " obcanske valce
Recku ~zjisteni.

Atheny. - Mrtvoly dvaceti
vojakG p~ravidelne albanske ar.
mady byly nalezeny v okoli
Kroustalopiyi, nekolik mil u.
vnitr feckeho uzemi a sedm al.
banskych Tadovych vojakd by
10 zajato spolu sc zaznamy, ty.
kajicfmi Sc jedne setniny alban-
ske armady, jak oznamil reckJ
generalnf stab.
V komunike rovnez bylo O.
znameno, re cd zacatku boju v
oblasti Vitsi pred sesti dny po-
vstalci NELL dvacet procent
ztrat - 952 zabito, 349 zajato
a IA Sc vzdali.
Bylo ukoristeno &c protitan-
kovych del, 81 polnf delo a tfi
della prot aeroplanGm.
V komunike reckeho gene
ralnfho stabu Sc pravi dale, Re
vpady albanskych voja-
XII ma Tecke uzemf v mnohych
prfpadech povstalecke oddly
ma ustupu z Recka byly chrane-
ny palbou del, umfstenych ma
albanskem 1zeml.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Velitel straze bezpecnosti upr.
chi z Czech S rodinou.

Mnichov. - Do Mnichova
pTibyl tyto dny Sc svou rodinou
zemsky velitel SNB pro slez-
skou oblast v Ostrave plukov-
mix Novak, ktery sveho casu
byl vyznamenan vysokym Wy
znamenan1m. Pluk. Novak byl
do Ostravy dosazen v roce 1916
kdy mel "a ukol ukonciti cru
neblahe p1sobnosti sveho pred
ch1dce kapitana Sedlare, ktery
jake partyzan bez hodnosti Sc
ujal v revolucn1ch dnech orga-
nisace bezpecnostn1 sluzby We
Slezsku a ma Ostravsku, zavedl
ostry komunisticky policejnf re-
zim a byl iniciatorem gestapis-
mu We vezen1ch a Internal
Mich taborech.
Kapitan Sedlar provadel teh-
dy tyto veci v dzke spolupraci
$ tehdejsfm krajskym sekreta-
rem KSC Vilemem Novym, dnes
MIN poslancem a sefredaktorem
"Rudeho prava''. Jejich Gin
most vzbudila velkou polemiku
v tisku a jej1m vysledkem byl
prichod plukovnfka Novaka ma
misto SedlaTovo, ktery byl pre-
mfsten do ministerstva vnitra.
Nastupcem pluk. Novaka je
pluk. Purcner, ktery v 1noro-
vych dnech ma komunisticke
manifestaci v Ostrave pronesl
tato vyznamna slova:
Tt, kteri mluvili a psali Q
gestapismu v ceskoslovenske
bezpecnostnl sluzbe, necht O.
Ieekavajf, re gastapismu Dude
pouzito prave proti mimi"
Pluk. Purcner byl jiz tehdy
vlastne zemskym velitelem
|SNB v Ostrave, ackoliv pluk.
|Novak sesazen nebyl. PTicine-
MIN Purcnerovym bylo zatceno
nekolik nekomunistickych novi-
narn a tajemn1kG nekomunistic-
kych stran, mezi nimiz jeder
poslanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Csl. tenniste ma cests do
SpojenYch StatH.

Londyn. = Spojenecky tisk
oznamuje, re Jaroslav Drobny
a Vladimir Cern1k pTistali v An
gill ma ceste do Spoj. StatG.
Budou Sc podfleti ma tenniso-
VEN ~turnaji v Scarborough, sew.
Angle, ma to poletf sem, ably
dine 20. t. m. vystoupili We Fo-
rest Hill, N. Y.
Byv tazan, co zamyslf do bu-
doucna, Drobny odpovedel:
"NemGzeme Sc nasytiti bez pc
nez". Dolozil k tomu: MOI
ma, re Sc pTidam k Jack Kra-
merove spolecnosti." (Profesio-
nalnf tenisovy spolek).
Drobny ma jeste jinou PRIZE
zitost neb jest mistrovskym
hockeyovym hracem. Jak anne
ricke, tax i kanadske l1gy 81 no
pref.
Bylt on ma sampionovem tea
mu hockeyovem v Ceskosloven-
sku, kdy roku 1947 v Praze &C.
skoslovensko vyhralo amater-
sky sampionat sveta.
Ma olympijskych hrach roku
1913 lednu We sv. Mofici We
Svycaf1ch Drobny hral S cesko-
slovenskym teamem, ktery pfi
utkanf s Kanadany pro "sveto-
YOU korunu" tehdy skoncil ne
rozhodne, jinymi slovy score
byl 90.
Bylo to tehdy pTekvapenf We
sportovnim svete a take prvni
hockeyovy score 90 pTi olym-
pickych hrach.
Oba sdelili,, re nedostali zad-
nych zprav z Czech cd te dolby,
kdy prohlasili, re Sc nevrati.
lStars1 Drobny byl vyslychan po-
licif v Praze O SVEN synu, kdyz
vsak nemohl mic T1ci, byl pro-
pusten. To ale podotknul, re
caste psal Jaroslavovi, ale ten
Ito zadny dopis cd neho nedo-
lstal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
RADIO LOTERIE
budou zakazany.

Washington, D. c.. - Vladnl
komunikacni vybor oznamil, re
pocinaje 1. Tijnem letosnfho ro-
ku nebude pripoustet radiove
programy, propagujlcl loterie,
jakoz i programy, ~zavisejlc1 u.
pine nebo catsecne ma loterii.
nebo ma nahode.
Prekrocenl tohoto zakazu by
melo "a nasledek odnet1 radio
We license. Dale pax komuni-
kacni vybor uvadf podminky
pTipadneho zakazu tech pro-
grant; podminky ty jsou tako-
veho razu, re by znemoznlly
vetsinu onech darkovych pro-
grant, poskytujfcfch poslucha-
cum v souhrnu milionove cast
ky v darech. Jak bylo %zjisteno,
bylo "a takove darky behem jed
noho roku vynalozeno $22,0OO,-
900.
Telefonicke souteze dotceny.
Jak bylo receno, budou jed
MOTIVE programy posuzovany
individuelne, avsak vsichni Sc
shodujf v tom, re pod zakaz
spadajf telefonicke souteze. w.
bere Sc pri mich pfi kazdem pro
gramu nekolik osob pc celych
|Spojenych Statech, ktere must
byti donna, must naslouchat do
tycnemu programu a kdyz jsou
pax volany, must poznat neja-
kou melodii, vyTesit nejakou
hadanku nebo zodpovedeti
spravne polozenou jim otazku.
Naproti tomu by nemely byt
zakazany souteze, kde je 1cast
omezena ma prave pTftomne po-
sluchace.
Stiznosti spolecnosti.
Radiove spolecnosti pouka-
zujf k tomu, re pri onom rozhod-
mutt O teto veci vladni komuni-
kacn1 komise a z Mich hlasovali
pro zakaz trf a jeden byl proti
Nektere spolecnosti mali "a
to, re omen zakaz darkove pro
granny skutecne znemozni, jine
Ease vidf zadn1 dvfrka, kters
pTipoustf dalsf pofadani onecl
programG. Vsechny velke spo.
lecnosti Sc shodujf tom, re pc.
dali prot zakazu st1znost |
soudu, kde hodlaji namitat, ze
zakaz odporuje 1stave a poru.
|suje svobodu projevu.
Otazka onech darkovych pro.
gram1 byla komunikacn1m w.
horem vysetrovana pc dobu
mnoha mes1cu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Americke firme dano povoleni
k budovani ocelarny
" JugosaIvii.

Washington, D. C. = Vlada
Spojenych Stat1 ud6lila jugo-
slavske Wade povoleni nakou-
pit zarfzenf move ocelarny u
jedne americke firmy. Toto
rozhodnutf je dGlezitym kro-
KEN V postoji Spojenych Stat1
k Jugoslavii. Statni department
Sc jiz dloho %primlouval "a to,
ably Amerika poskytla hospo-
darske vyhody Titovi, kdyz je-
no BOZ S Ruskem a s Kominfor-
mou znamena dGlezity prdlom
jednotn6ho postoje komunistic-
kych statG.
Postoji statniho department
tn odporoval department ma
rodn1 obrany proto, re stava
nadale moznost, re Sc Tito S Ru-
skem dohodne a pax by brann6
dGlezity material, dodany z A
meriky, mohl jednou pracovat
pro komunistiskou frontu.
Kdyz VSak urednlcl StatnlhC
Department. povolenl koup6
ocelarenskeho zarizeni ozna.
mill, tax to znamena, re poll
ticke dGvody, uplatnovane stat.
MIN departmentem ma konec OBJ
staly. Je to poprv6 cd zacatku
studene valky, re Amerika pc.
VOLTA vyvoz zbrojne dGlezitehc
materialu do komunistickeho
statu. O povolenf teto dodav
ky bylo jednano pc dobu neko
lika mes1cG.
Ocelarna V hodnote $4,000,
900 Dude stavena firmou Cont
mental Foundry & Machinery
Co., V Pittsburghu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Ludvik Ocenasek, znamy csl.
vynalezce. zemrel.

Praha. = Ludvik Ocenasek,
vynalezce lehkeho vybusneho
motoru pro aeroplany a mnoha
jinych stroll zemrel V Drazni
v zapadnfch Cechach We start
IT let.
Ia prvnf svetove valky Sc
proslavil tim, re nalezl prfmou
linku mezi Berlinem a Vfdnf,
DO nfz byly vedeny dGlezite vo-
ienske rozhovory, jez ma skry-
tenn mfste v lese odposloucha-
val a sdeloval je csl. podzemi,
kter6 je zasflalo "a hranice.
Ocenasek mel malou strojni
dilnu v Praze. Ia /. svetove
valky sestrojil tez "vzdusne tor
pedo", jehoz pouzivala fran
couzska armada ma zapadni
front6. Studoval tez rakety a
delal S mimi pokusy jiz r. 1880.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26

ku, ale jeste nekterou nadav-
KEN, nebot Betuska nechtela
byt "a cely svet nevdecnou.
Ia to pantata Cihak rozuml
Sc, jake ma trni; sotva re Sc mo-
III dockat prvni vhodne chvile
pc svatbe, ably sc konecne optal
pana zete stran toho pokladu.
"A kdo yam to poved6l?"
zasnul povedeny starek az v
|Cihakovi hrklo.
mo kdo? Tamhle Kozlan-
sky; svou ctf Sc mi zarucil, re
pry wife o naramnem poklade."
ITO vim, to vfm," prisvedco-
val starek, "jen re k nemu pc
Icertech tezko Sc dostat."
"Mu 81 pry byt ma to dva,"
dorazel cely jen hore zvedavo-
Isti lakoma Cihak, zatfm so sta
rex vytahoval pozvolna "a "a
nadf1 starout "srajtofli."
"Ba arcit, re diva, a jacf dva!'
mo ia 81 myslfm", vyhrkl re
sebe Cihak, "ze prece my diva
stac1me!"
Mfsto odpovedi podal mu sta
rex vystfizek z novin, a Cihak
nasadiv 81 horempadem okula-
ry cetl:
"Obrovsky poklad, a Size 100
milionG marek We zlate lezf v
pruske pevnosti spandave We
v6zi Julianske. Jest to valecny
poklad NemcG, zbytek to 5-mili-
ardove kontribuce francouzske,
a pouze diva smrteln1ci mali
pravo a moe je vyzvednout -
nemecky cfsaf a Bismark." -
Stest1, re nebylo tenkrate
zadne pometlo ma shade!