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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-08-05

More about allure; Bette
Davis, playing the wicked
wife of a small town doctor in
Beyond the Forest" refused
the cotton stockings which
would have been appropriate
for the character; said she
didn't believe she could lure
anybody in stockings like that.
So she will be seen stocking
less, her legs beautified only
with the handsome tan acquir-
cred at Laguna beach.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-08-05

Jack Kirkwood, radio comic
had to drop out of riding
High" with Bing Crosby, when
he came down with flu the day
he was to start work. But that
i'll wind that brings somebody
good gave him Barry Fitzger-
AIDS role in Paramount's "When
Men Are Men," when Fitzgerald
was laid up because of a foot
operation. SO now it's Kirkwood
and Hope, with Lucille Ball.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04

Received at the office of the Sec
retary of State this the Zach day of
January 4. D., l949, together with the
sum of S50000 deposited to cover the
recording fee, and referred to the At
torney General for his opinion.
HEBER LADNER,
Secretary of State.
Jackson, Miss, January 26, l949
I have examined this charter of in
corporation and am of the opinion
that Il is not violative of the Consti-
tuition and laws of the state, or OF the
United States
GREEK l.. RICE
Attorney General.
BY JOHN E. STONE
Assistant Attorney General.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
JACKSON
The within and foregoing Charter
of Incorporation of
THE FISH MEAL COMPANY
is hereby approved.
In testimony whereof / have here
unto set my hand and caused the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04
Reverend And Mrs.
james A. Cogswell
En- Route To Jdpon

According to news sent out by
the educational department of
the Presbyterian Committee on
Missions, at Richmond, the Rev.
and Mrs. James Arthur CogsWell
and baby daughter, Mary Ann,
are now at sea en- route to Japan
where the two former will serve
the church as missionaries.
The news is of especial inter
est here where Mr.. Cogswell was
pastor of the Eastlawn Presby-
terian church during 1945 and to
which city he brought Mrs. Cogs-
well as a bride.
Mr.. Cogswell is well-fitted for
his task as he holds BA degree
from the Southwestern college
at Memphis, a BID degree from
the Union Theological college at
Richmond and a ThM degree from
Princeton. During the past year
both he and Mrs. Cogswell have
been preparing themselves for
their coming work by studying
Japanese at the University oi
California.
They departed for their new
field sometime in December.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04
% Make Atomic Bombs, Must Also
earn To Live With Them, Say Scientists

ture professors are being prepar-
ed to guide the next generation
through the thorny new atomic
frontiers.
Some theological schools have
added new courses on religion
and science. Courses in philos-
ophy stress the moral aspects of
the development of atomic ener-
gy. One professor of religion
wrote:
A renewed emphasis on the
need for human brotherhood and
the breakdown of segregations
of minority groups has come into
our teaching with the arrival of
the atomic bomb"
Virtually every institution re-
porting a change due to recent
atomic energy developments" DR..
Hawley related, indicated that
the content of existing courses
had been altered to include some
discussion, if not formal units,
on the new phenomena.
"As one respondent said: I
doubt that we can name one
course that is not affected"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04

thority domestic or foreign. and evil
dences of any interest. in respect of
any such stocks, bonds and other evil
denceS of indebtedness and obliga-
tions: to issue in exchange therefor
its own stocks, bonds or other obliga-
tions: and. while the owner or holder
of any such, to exercise all the rights,
powers and privileges of ownership
in respect thereof: and. to the extent
now or hereafter permitted by law, to
aid by loan, subsidy. guaranty or 9TH
erwise those issuing. creating or re-
sponSible for any such stocks, ponds
or other evidences of Indebtedness or
obligations or evidence of any interest
in respect thereof.
Cl2) To borrow or raise money for
any of the purposes of the corpora
tion, without limit as to amount, and
in connection herewith to grant col
lateral or other security either alone
or jointly with any other person, firm
or corporation, and to make, execute,
draw. accept, endorse, discount. pledge.
issue, sell, or otherwise dispose of
promissory notes. drafts, bills of ex-
change, warrants, bonds, debentures
and other evidences of Indebtedness,
negotiable or non-negotiable, transfer
able or non-transferable. and to con-
fer upon the holders of any of its OBJ
legations such powers. rights and priv
ileges as from time to time may be
deemed advisable by the Board oI
Directors. to the extent as permitted
by law, to lend and advance money.
extend credit, take notes, open ac-
counts and every kind and nature OF
evidence of indebtedness and collat-
eral security in connection herewith.
(l3) IN GENERAL. TO do any or all
of the things herein set forth to the
same extent as natural persons might
or could do and in any part of the
world, as principals, agents, contrac-
without the State of Mississippi, either
alone or in company with others, and
to carry on any other business In con-
nection Herewith. whether mapufac.
turing or otherwise, and to do all
i things not forbidden. and with all the
| powers conferred upon corporations
/ by the laws of the State of Mississippi
04) The corporation shall also hav.
power to conduct its business in al
its branches. have one or more offices
| and to hold, purchase. mortgage ane
convey real and personal property
outside of the State of Mississippi. ano
in all foreign countries.
15) No contract or other transaction
between the corporation and any other
firm or corporation shall be affected
that any one or more of the directors
or officers of this corporation is or
are interested in. or is a member,
stockholder, director. or officer or are
members. stockholders. directors. or
officers of such other firm or corpora
ton; and any director or officer or
officers, individually or jointly. may
be a party or parties to. or may be
interest in, any contract or trans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04

action of this corporation or in which
this corporation is interested. and no
contract, act or transaction of this
corporation with any person or per-
sons. firms. association. or corpora
ton, shall be affected or invalidated
by reason of the fact that any direc-
tor or directors or officer or officers
of this corporation, is a party or are
parties to, or interest in, such con-
tract, act or transaction, or in any way
connected with such person. or per-
sons, firm. association or corporation,
and each and every person who may
become a director or officer of this
corporation is hereby relieved from
any liability that might otherwise ex-
ist from thus contracting with this
corporation for the benefit of himself
or any firm, association or corpora
tion in which he may be in anywise
interested
The rights and powers that may be
exercised by this corporation. in ad-
dition to the foregoing. are those con.
ferred by Chapter 4, Title 81, Code of
Mississippi of 1912, and amendments
thereto.
g. Number of shares of each class
to be subscribed and paid for before
the corporation may begin business.
5000 shares of common stock of the
par value of $4,000 per share.
L. X MCINTOSH
EVA LEE MCINTOSH
DORIS r. TAYLOR
Incorporators.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
This day personally appeared before
me. the undersigned authority L. X
Mcintosh, Eva Lee Mcintosh and Doris
r. Taylor incorporators of the cor
poration known as the Fish Meal Com
pany, who acknowledge that they
signed and executed the above ano
foregoing articles of incorporation al
their act and deed on this the 20 day
of December 1913.
T.. l.. DeLASHMENT, Jr.
Notary Public.
My Commission expires July %, 1881
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04
EARLY MULBERRY

The green leafed mulberry
branch filled with one-third de-
veloped berries brought into the
Chronicles Star and Advertiser Of
flee Wednesday is indicative of
the progress many fruit trees of
the county made under the soft
encouragement of the recent
spring-like temperature. T h e
branch was brought in by H. H.
Addison of Cumbest Bluff from
20-foot tree owned by Joe
Wells, negro. Nor did the week
end freezes seem to harm the tree
for after the ice thawed from the
tender green leaves and berries
they were as springlike and fresh
as they usually are in May.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04
BY CLARKE BEACH
Associated Press

Vashington--It isn't enough to
IN how to make atomic bombs.
u also have to learn how to
with them.
That, in general, is the conclu-
n of lot of educators in coll
es and universities who are
ing to remold educational
ndards to fit the atomic age.
low they are doing it is de-
ibed in the forthcoming issue
Higher Education" publ
ion of the Federal Security
ency. The Agency's Office of
ucation querried colleges and
versities and received 500 re-
IS.
iesults of the survey are de-
ibed in an article by DR..
Jude E. Hawley, associate chief
social science, division of
her education.
Adopt New Course
was found that about 100 of
institutions are taking dras-
steps to adapt their courses to
new force. AS Dr.. Hawley
presses it, they "are impressed
III the weighty obligations of
lcators to help unravel some
the horrible and fascinating
,blems newly created"
The pedagogues' awareness of
problem, however, was by no
ans unanimous. Of the 500 col
es replying to the question
re, 400 indicated that the COM
of the atomic age had affect
their activities only incident
". a-Aset4
one of the most striking de-
Iopment is the effect on train
/. m engineering and other
hnical professions. Some of the
ulties are requiring their stu
ats to acquire a much more
neral education so that they
l understand their new prob
rs and responsibilities.
The State University of Iowa
luires its engineering students
take twice as many courses
the social sciences and human
IS as it formerly did. Many
iers have made similar changes
are considering them.
On the other hand, many
,ools are requiring their liber-
arts students, the ones who are
scializing in general education,
take more physical and natur-
science courses. Some have de-
loped new non-technical cours-
on atomic energy for the bene-
of students with little scien-
&c background.
Revise Teaching
The teaching of all the social
ences in many of the schools
being revised. Students are be-
|, told about the probable So
i implications of atomic energy
d of the social effects of new
,mic inventions that are like
to come.
Economic aspects of the new
wer are studied. And in poll
al science there is increasing
iphasis on the problem of con-
Il of atomic weapons.
In some teachers colleges fu-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04
cZEcHS HAVE LIBRARY
ON WHEELS

PRAGUE --(AP)-The first Ii
brary on wheels has begun OPP
erations in suburbs Of this Czech
oslovak capital. 1t is huge bus
with catalogued books in racks
along the side, and with room
for a dozen persons to browse.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04

Great Seal of the State OF Mississippi
TO be affixed this twenty-sixth day of
January, l949
F. L. WRIGHT,
Governor.
BY The Governor.
Receipt No. 277l-L
HEBER LADNER
Secretary of State.
Recorded in the Secretary of States
Office this the twentysixth day of
January, 1919.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04

plainant seeks Decree of Divorce and
permanent care and custody of minor
child as fully set out in bill on file.
This 26 day of January A. D., 1919.
N. c. EVERETT
Clerk, Chancery Court,
jackson County, Mississippi.
BY f. M. GALLOWAY, ID. C..
Is E IL st "a. IL, III
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-04
NoN-aEsIDENT NOTICE

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 1066i
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Lois Dean Steele Odom
1868 Folsom Avenue,
Hayward. California
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State, on the Fourth
Monday of February A. D., l949, TO
defend suit No. l066l in said Court of
william Carson Odom Wherein you
are a defendant, and wherein Conn
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-02-24
Boys Brown COrdu-
roy Pants

Regular price 1896. Fine for
school. During Dol CO IN
lar Days our price is DA.JU
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-02-24
l(l BARGAINS i'm Every Store During DAYS
News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue OF January 4, 1912

The Board of Education reorganiz-
ed with John Bixel elected president;
]. A. Rogers, vice president; A. ID.
Hall, clerk. Other members are N.
w. Cunningham, VIM. F. Stager.
Sidney Huber and Miss Mabel G..
Battles We're united in marriage at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. W. d. Huddle of Mt. Cory.
Miss Grace Keel entered Findlay
College to take up a normal course.
Enos Sutter who has been in jan
sen, Saskatchewan, Canada the past
months returned home.
Monroe Geiger left for Columbus
to take up an s weeks course in
agriculture at the state university.
Miss Viola Burkholder, an upper
Settlement girl, entertained % of
her girl friends for Sunday dinner.
Cards announcing her marriage to
Harry Gratz were placed under each
plate.
A. L. Conrad who was given a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-02-24

diamond by the I. @. O. F. Lodge
for appreciation of his services had
the misfortune to lose the valuable
stone when he accidently dropped
the ring into the fire while kindling
a fire in the kitchen stove at his
home.
Rell Potee has resigned his posi-
ton at the Bluffton light plant and
is now employed by the Bluffton
Milling Co. Brice Henry will take
Potee's place at the light plant.
Forrest Mumma has been elected
Superintendent at the Church of
Christ: assistant, John Manages;
secretary, Corrine Kimmel, treasurer;
Hensen Good; organist, Grace Agin.
Misses Nellie Eaton and Martha
Diller returned to Detroit where they
will resume their studies in a private
institution of domestic science.
Mrs. C. c. Geiger thinks Fleisch-
mann's Yeast is the best now. Last
week she found SIS gold piece in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-02-24

a package of yeast she purchased.
1t is a policy Of the company TO
return some of the profits in this
manner.
DR.. Francis Basinger, I. B. Beeshy,
Clyde Yerger, Jacob Schnegg, some
of our fine poultry raisers, have
birds on exhibit at the poultry show
in Findlay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11

KEN je spanelstina, anglictina
a rec domoroda. Obyvatele
mali Size jiz zakonodarnu, ale
jejl funkce je prozatim jen po-
radna.
Pfedaci zakonodarny doza-
duff Sc pro sve spoluobcany jiz
delsl dobu civilnf vlady a pray
a who'd americkeho obcanstvf.
Opravnenost teto zadosti byla
uznavana mnoha cleny fede-
raln1 vlady We Washingtone i
mnoha pfedaky, usmernujicimi
verejne m1neni Americana.
Nyn1, kdyz Guam obcanskou
vladu ziskal, Dude ma kongresu
ably podnikl dalsf krok a pfi-
znal ostrovn1m obyvatel1m a.
mericke obcanstvf. Ma ospra-
vedlnenf snahy rfditi svd1j Vast
nj osud mohou tamni obyvatele
poukazati ma zdarny rozvoj
Puerto Rica a Filipin, jez Spo-
.iene Staty taktez ziskaly roku
1898 Cd Spanelska. Obyvate-
lie Puerto RIGA jsou americky-
mi obcany jiz cd roku 1917 a
v loni volili vlastnfho guverne-
ra, coz nemohou az dosud cini-
tt ami obyvatele Alasky, ami Ha-
vajskeho soustrov1; a Filipin-
ske ostrovy staly sc neodvislou
Republican roku 1916.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Je ocekavan mirny pokles
potravinovych cen.

Washington, D. C. = Pres
to, re Poole noveho farmarske-
no zakona isou cenove podpo-
ry pro zemedelske vyrobky po-
nechany ma dosavadnf vysi, je
pro pTistf mes1ce poc1tano s
mfrnym poklesem potravino-
vych cen. Je zejmena pocita-
no s poklesem cen masa a j.
nych vyrobkd spojenych S mas
nou vyrobou jake mleka, masla
a syru.
Nabfdka veproveho je NADIA
lie velmi silna. avsak nejaky pf1-
lis velky pokles cen Dude "a
brzden predpisy o cenovych
podporach ma vepTovy dobytek'
Ia to nebudou mandatarn1 ce-
move podpory jiz platit ma vel
ce a vlada vykup vajec zastavi.
We velkoprodeji klesnou zajist6
ceny vsech druh1 zeleniny a
zejmena brambor, avsak ma
konsumenta pTipadne z tohc
cenoveho poklesu jake obvykle
velmi malo a pokles Dude vetsi-
nou odcerpan obchodem a me
ziobchodem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Pohrby.
OF

z. listOpadu Zemrela pl.
Mildred M. Boland, manzelka
p. j. c.. Bolanda, 800 N. Stree
per St. Narodila Sc v Baltimore.
Bylo il 43 roxy.
Pohfeb konal sc 5. listopadu
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
do kostela st. Elizabeth a Cd
tud ma hfbitov New Cathedral.
= 3. listopadu zemrela p1.
Mary E.. Deinlein, manzelka p.
George P. Deinleina, 1907 JEFF
ferson St., We start Is let. Ma
rozena byla v Richmond, Va.
Pohreb konal Sc Z. listopadu
Z domu smutku do kostela ST.
Elizabeth a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven p. Harlem E. Schimdnkem.
6. listopadu zemrel pan
John H. Hokamp, manzel p1.
Amy Hokamp, 1649 barley
Ave, We start 70 let. Narodil
sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal Sc 10. listopadu
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
do kostela sv. Pavla a odtud ma
hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= 8. listopadu zemrela ces-
ka starenka p1. Katefina Cvach-
Fuka, 1888 E. Clement ST. Y
pozehnanem veku 81 let. Ma
rodila Sc We Hvozdanech, Ces.
koslovensko a v Americe dlels
rs let. Byla vdovou pc p. Janu
Fukovi. PTinalezela ku spolkr
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomo-
ci. PohTeb Sc konal dnes, II
lictopadu re Cvachova Pohr
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclavs
"a asistence vlp. Hlavace. Cd
"hodu jejfho zel1 d1tky: James
Lillian a Mary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Samostatna

do dejin dohodou, u
zavrenou mezi holandskou VIA
dou a pTedstaviteli Indonesie.
Move utvorene Spoj. Staty In
doneske zGstavajf v jakemsi
dominialn1m svazku S Holland
skem ktere takto ztrac1 pc $50
lete Wade svoji bohatou kolo-
nialnf oblast. IDA jde skutec-
ne O trvale usmffenf Indonesie
nelze Tfci jiz proto, re nenf jas
no, IDA NELL indonesti pfedaci
"a sebou sv1j narod, kdyz do
hodu S Holandskem uzavfeli.
Holandska vlada je poole uci-
meme dohody zavazana odvolat
sve pozemni vojenske silly In
donesii behem prvn1ho pololetl
pristine roku, zpdsob provede-
nj teto podm1nky k vyjasnenl
tamnf situace jiste znacne pfi-
speje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Csl. champion bszec netrainuje
Poole Rust.

Praha. - Komunisticky de-
mix csl. mladeze "Mlada From
ia" vytkl olympickemu vitezi
ma 10, 900 metr1 Emilu Zatop-
kovi, re neprovad1 training po-
die vzoru ruskych bezcI ma vel
kou vzdalenost.
Zatopek ma tuto kritiku po-
znamenal, re S i'm trainovanlm
Sc to ma tax: "Pes pTece taky
neprovadf zadne gymnasticke
cviky a pfec. kazdy dobfe vi
lax dovede utikat''. Nyni je
yelmi dobTe moznym, re S tako-
WIN pTrirovnanfm Dude brzy Ia
|topek v oc1ch komunistickych
|sportovnich kritikG Eve psi
boude."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Poselstvi Sokolstvu We vlasti.

K 20. rfjnu, ktery komunis-
ticky rezim v Ceskoslovensku
vyhlasil "a vsedni den, vydala
Sokolska zupa v exilu DIR. Ed.
varda Benese projev, jenz byl
schvalen ma shromazdenlch So
kolstva v II csl. exulatnskych
taborech v Nemecku, Rakous-
ku a Italii. Projev mi:
Bratri a sestry!
V pTedvecer slavneho swat
ku 20. rfjna shromazdili .jsme
Sc We svych taborech, abychom
znovu sami sobe a celemu sve-
tn zdnraznili Will a odhodlanl
bojovati "a p~rechodne ztrace-
ne statky naroda = svobodu,
nezavislost a demokracii = a
" 1silf tom neprestat, dokud
nebude opet svobodna, nezavi-
sla a demokraticka republika
We svobodne a sjednocene E.
vrope. Vas donna zdravlme a
hluboce Sc sklanime pred Va
SINH obetmi. ktere stejne tax
iako obet celeho naroda nejsou
a nebyly marny. Jiz pc diva
krate musil Sc ma osudu Cesko-
slovenska poucit svobodny de-
mokraticky svet ma zapade, re
nenf kompromisu ami dohody
mezi svobodou a tyranstvim,
mezi pravem a nasillm a mezl
pravdou a III.
Svobodny svet jiz to pocho-
pill, neustupuje a ustupovat ne
Dude. Sevrena s1la statu Allan
Itickeho paktu, mravnl sila DC
mokratickeho sveta a odhodla-
nj "a svobodu a demokracii O.
betovat i zivoty, jsou vysled-
KEN 1sili a presvedcovanl, pr
nichz Vase obeti nebyly zby'
tecne. Toto poznan1 je novyn
svftanfm rodfcf Sc svobody, pr
slibem lepsfch zftfkd a posilot
k dalsf praci. = We SVEN dsil
nejsme sami. Svet Sc rozestou
pil ma diva nesmlritelne tabory
"a vede mohutny ideovy zapas
w mem ma jedne strane stoji i
Ideally antiky. krestanstvl, hu
manity a pokrokoveho socialis
mu, ma druhe strane barbarstv
asiiske stepi, zotrocenl clovek'
la jeho ponfzen1 ma pouhe Wy
lrobni ZaT1zenl.
Volame k yam uveznenyn
Sokolnm V komunistickych "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Sokolska Hlidka.
Bratr Even Prostrednik,

starosta a naceln1k nasf bratr-
ske jednoty T, j. Sokol Phila-
delphia v tonic roce dovrsuJe
PADESAT LET SOKOLOVA-
Nj. jake Yak zapocal sv1j So
kolsky zivot v Sokole Mlado-
czech, Racine, Wis. V pozdej-
SIGH letech z1castnil Sc mnohych
zavodd co zavodnfk, pozorova-
tel asoudce. Navst1vil cetne
Kursy, Slety a Sjezdy a behem
teto dlouhe dolby z1skal ST veil
ky kruh pTatel.
My v Okrsku zupy Vychod-
nj prejeme nasemu jeste mia
demu sokolskemu jubilantu br.
EVZENU -PROSTREDNfKOVI
jeho dalsf a plodne cinnosti
ma poll sokolske telovychovy
mnoho zdaru a dlouheho p1so-
benz! Ma Zdar!
fonda Cihlaf,
vzdelavatel Okrsku Zupy
Vychodn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
VzhHru ma Jaternicove Hody!

List pada, vftr fouka, vece-
ry Sc dlouz1 a tax kazdy hledl,
kde by Sc "a vetrem pekn6 po-
bavil. A O to pobavenf Sc po-
stara Sbor "Zlata Praha" J. G,
D. tuto sobotu vecer, IL. listo-
padu. Budou vyhlasen6 jater-
nicky Sc zel1m, vepfova pecene.
RUNE salaty a nezbytne katie
ko s domac1m pecivem.
V sobotu zadna zenuska ne
rada vaTf, tax pTiidte a pochut-
nejte 81 ma veceTi hotove.
Ably pT1tomnym nebyla dlou-
ha chvfle o to Sc postara hudba
naseho znam6ho p. Jana Svita-
ka, ktera jiste vytahne hez-
kych par part do tanecku a
ku zpevu.
Proto nezapomente a pTijd'-
tie jist6 iiz tuto sobotu, to jest
Ultra do Cesk6 skolicky ma jitr.
nicky. VeceTe Sc budou pred
kladati jiz cd 5 hodin vecer.
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Co ucinila Jugoslavie pro
recke povstalce.

Belehrad. = Jugoslavsky
vladnf list "Borba" uveTejnil
zpravu o pomoci Jugoslavie
reckym povstalcGm. Poole to-
no bylo ma jugoslavske pGde a
ma jejf 1traty tam osetfovano
6,144 reckych partyzanG, SOU
casne poskytla Jugoslavie pf1-
stTesf ma 1000 Teckym detem.
Ia peel O recke zranene par
tyzany vynalozila Jugoslavie
8O,OOO,O 900 dinard (asi $780,
OOO) a "a Tecke deti 66,O00,-
900 dinar1 ($1,32O,O0O).
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Zpevni zkouska

P6veckeho Odboru Sokola bu-
de sc konati tuto nedeli 7 no
din vecer, ably byla umoznena
nekterym clen1m navsteva di-
vadla "Muziky, Muziky", KITE
re Dude sehrano v Auditoriu
skoly sv. Vaclava. Soucasne
sbormistr br. Martinez vyzyva
i ty zpevaky a zpevacky ktefi
v minute sezone zpfvali, ale do
sud do zkousek neprisli. Name
pred sebou opet vystoupenf a
to V nedeli, 27. listopadu We
Washingtonu ma "Verejnem"
tamejsf mlade jednoty.
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laflch a pracovn1ch taborech,
volame k YAM umlcenym a INA
silnenym We vlasti. Nezoufejte,
verte pevne s nami a v~ytrvejte.
Bude opet svobodne, nezavisle
a demokraticke Ceskoslovensko
a v mem opet svobodne a neza-
visle sokolstvo. Svatek 20. f1J-
ma stane Sc opet statnfm swat
KEN csl. lidu a ideje Tyrsovy,
Fuegnerovy, Masarykovy a Be
nesovy budo skutecnost1 V O.
svobozene vlasti a v celem sve-
te.
Projev podepsal starosta Be-
nesovy zupy DIR. Pospisil a jed
mattel Tuna.