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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
PAY
 BOOST, FACULTY
 ASK TERR. BOARD

Faculty members in the Juneau Schools asked the Territorial Board of Education this morning to re- consider it's decision to reject a request for salary boosts for the Territory's school teachers.
 The schools faculty also request ed that representative from the Faculty Club of the Juneau Public Schools be given the opportunity 10 appear before the board to plead their case.
 The requests were presented to the Board of Education in letter form signed by the Professional Committee of the schools Faculty Club.
 Teachers called a meeting here yesterday afternoon to consider the Eudcation Boards failure to en- dofse Commissioner Ryans recom~ mended $500 increase i'll salary schedule, and unanimously decided 10 present their vews 10 the Board.
 Educators II their letter told zducat on Board members that the i present level of salaries has proved inadequate in the major achool districts where increases Of from s2O0 to $500 over the Terri torial minimum have been neces- sary to provide 8 satisfactory scale"
 Citing that one or the majo schools in the Territory has, over 3G-year period experienced a 45 ! percsnt turnover of first year tea, hers, the Faculty Club added that to develop a superior staff oi teachers it is necessary to compete with superior salaries in west coast cities.
 1 The Comm S. oner of Education has stressed the necessity of a ma
 jor building program for the Ter iitory, educators added, but the necessity of manning them with superior teachers must be borne in mind.
 i Buildings cannot educate chil- dren," say the teachers. "The qual- ity of any school cannot rise above { the OualitV of the teachers em- 1 DC; ed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
u. ;. OFFICIAL IS TOLD TO GET
 0UT,HuNGARY

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Feb. 10.- R-A ranking official of the Amer ican Legation here said today that Hungarian authorities had asked that Robin Steussy, vice consul and third secretary of the Legation, leave Hungary within 24 hours.
 Hungarian authorities said Steus- sy, whose home is in Madison, Wise, helped Hungarian subjects set GU of the country.
 The 24-hours expire this after noon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
E:IiI1 Cove
 news Notes

ELFIN COVE. Alaska, Jan. 28.-
 Special Correspondence) The Fly giene arrived in the Cove Friday with doctors and nurses aboard to give those who wish x-rays and general checkups. The Hygiene will 70 to Pelican City from here.
 Ross Peterson, with his large skiff and outboard moor, is the taxi from the Cove to the outside harbor where the Hygiene is lying at an ahor
 The sewing cluc was held at Mrs carl Strum's Saturday night and all the ladies were there This is Mrs. Strum's first time to have the olub. She served assorted sandwich es and relishes, macroons. and CO., coanut cream pie Everyone enjoyed the delicious lunch as well as @ good time.
 Mrs, Marguerite Butts is fiying to Juneau on the next mail planc or her way to Seattle to vis-t her sisters.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Q. Swanson gave a farewell dinner for Mrs. Butts Monday evening.
 Mrs. Don Foster, who has bean very i'll with the flu, is up and feel ing much better. George Williams went on the roof of his cafe to shovel the snow that vas pushing the chimney down. He fell from the roof, but the only in- jury he received was on his right hand that caught on a nail as he went down.
 Barney Anderson. on the boat AL pha, who has been quite ill., had lhis tonsils removed Monday by the doctors aboard the boat Hygiene.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
S!ChNDENAVIA K MOVING CLOSER,
 ATLANTIC PACT
Representative Jackson Believes Norway AL
 ready Has Cast Lot
CBy Associated Press)

Scandinavia moved a step closer tosa tie-up with the North Atlantic Defense Alliance today.
 Sweden, cooking an eye for signs of any Russian move in Finland laid down 8 defense policy aimed at delaying any aggressive acton by any foreign power until outside help could arrive.
 Rep. Henry Jackson D.-Wash) said today he is confident Norway already has east it's lot with the West" and will join the alliance.
 Jackson made the statement after an informal talk with Halvard M Lange, Norway's foreign minister now in Washington to confer -witf Secretary of State Dean Achesor on the alliance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
COURT IN KET(HIKAN
 lMp0SES SENTENCES

U S. Marshal William T. Ma honey has received word of sen- tences imposed by Judge George w. Folta in certain cases heard be- lore the court at Ketchikan.
 Charles Resoff. probably the first person in Alaska to be prosecuted as an habitual criminal, was sen fenced to life imprisonment.
 Russell Shook got 30 years TOT murder.
 William Kahklen, who pleaoeo guilty as charged, received le months
 Harold Faink was sentenced to i5 months on morals charge.
 Tn the case of Abner Sund, charg- cd with negligent homicide. Jury returned the verdict of not gull ty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
Un-Ameritan Com. Gels $zoo,ooo Fund

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 .-R- The House has voted 352 to 29 to give it's Un-American Activities Committee $2C0000 for 1949 ex- penses.
 There was no debate on the pro- rosal, tut Rep. Marcantonio (Alp- N.Y) forced a roll-call vote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
cows SNOOPY
vICKsBURG, Mich, Feb. TO-

VICKSBURG, Mich, Feb. 10.-tR Farmer Jim Green complains that his cows are getting snooty.
 Having been accustomed to foun- tain water at their barns, they re- fused to drink from creek when the barns water system failed.
 So obstinate were they, said Green, that they went without water for IT hours until he got his pipeline repaired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
WITNESSES CALLED

WITNESSES CALLED George Sundtorg, consultant for the Alaska Development Board, and Kenneth Kadow, Alaska coor- dinator for the Interior Depart ment, were called before the Sen ate to speak on the incentive clause.
 "Ihe pulp industry would still be marginal despite the fine supply ! of timber, because of high building costs and other factors" Sundborg told the senators. This is the req son for the proposed industrial in centlve clause.
 Kadow said he believes the time has come for development of S pulp industry in Alaska, but we must show the advantages the industry will have in locating here" T personally believe the 10-mill tax imposed by this Bill is not too burdensome and there is nothing in the Bill to discourage new in- dustries coming into the Terrlsory,' ' Kadow said. "A tax exemption is always a strong inducement to in- dustry," he added.
 MINING PROPERTY RAISED The value of a mining cla m Of on orroc or Iocc for toy pI1rrocpc was raised from s100 to $500 by an amendment offered by Senator William Munz, adopted by 9-7 vote. Senator Anderson of Nome protest cd the change, pointing out that miners are having a hard struggle. Senators Barr and Rivers said, . however, that they do not believe mining operators will ocject.
 Senators Munz and John Butro- vich both offered amendments dropping personal property exemp- tions from s250o to sco0 and the change was approved by 9-7 vote, Senators Anderson. Dawes, Gar nick. Huntley and Lyng voting in the negative.
 The s2O0 exemption now in the Bill is the same as that allowed by municipalities Chief objection to the higher exemption, so far as cities are concerned, is that they would have to keep two sets of tax rolls, Juneaus Mayor Waino Hen drickson told the Senate
 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
 Senator Frank Barr offered an amendment to exempt homesteads from the tax, from the time Of entry until one year after patent is granted"
 Purpose of the amendment, Sen- ator Barr said, is to encourage set tlement and agriculture It was adopted 12-4.
 1 Senator Charles D. Jones failed by a 4-12 vote to exempt mining property until such t.me as the restriction on the price of gold be lrepealed or the bonus requested be allowed. He was supported by Sen ator Edward Anderson, his col league from the Second Division.
 The mining industry is in bad shape" Senator Jones said, with a tight clamp on the sale of gold except at the price of S35 an ounce"
 The price of gold in the world market is now SIP an ounce, he said.
 The miners are the men who de- veloped this country, lined their boats up the rivers or hauled sup plies on sleds, raised families and pioneered the country in the face of ereat hardships," Senator Jones said.
 The successful mining operators now pay a good tax on their gold,
 the senator insisted.
 If we keep making exemptions | we won't have any Bill left Sena- ! tor Frank Peratrovich protested '"We failed in our attempt to ex- ,empt fishing boats and we can't af-
 ford to have any more exemptions
 T agree with everything every.
 body has said,' Senator Barr an.
 nounced. ''The miners have harc
 struggle, but so do lot of other
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
RUSSIANS MAY HAVE
 WAR TESTS
tContinued from Page Ore}

ists that in any such futuristic battle of the hemispheres Alaska would be this continents most strategic spot,
 q wouldn't be surprised to hear the Russians are performing the same type of cold weather tests in siberia that we are here. We must give full credit to the initiative and inventiveness of any nation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

people and we need revenues for the Territory
 The Senate was to resume Work on the property tax measure at Il o'clock this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

A machine to make paper bags was invented in 1852 by Francis Wolle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

Finished manufactures account for TO per cent of American ex- ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

Half the land of continental United States is chased as farm land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
TROUBLE WITH WORDS

Another portion of the incentive clause created dispute as to itS exact meaning.
 The amendment. as adopted yes terday, reads: An exemption Oi cne-half of the tax otherwise i'm posed hereunder, or such other fraction thereof as the Tax Com missioner may deem to be a neces- sary and proper encouragement may be granted.
 Senator Rivers asserted that the wording limits the exemption to half the taxes or less. Senator Ami ia Garnick held an opposite view contending that any fraction, ul to nine-tenths or even more, of the taxes could be exempted under this wording.
 Senator Garnick conferred with Attorney General Ralph Rivers during a recess and said afterward that her views had been correct She will offer an amendment to limit the exemption to half of the taXes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
PROPERTY TAX
 0vERHAULED BY SENATOR'S.
(Continued rom Page Cne)

There should be some right 0, appeal from the Tax Commission CTS decision,' Senator Collins said
 Senator Victor c, Rivers denied that there is anything wrong with the incentive clause as drafted.
 Actually, we have merely given the Tax Commissioner some slight discretionary powers within tn ( limitations imposed by the Bill, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

Ross Peterson, with his large skiff and outboard moor, is the taxi from the Cove to the outside harbor where the Hygiene is lying at an chor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

Barney Anderson, on the boat AL pha, who has been quite i'll, had his tonsils removed Monday by the doctors aboard the boat Hygiene.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10

Mrs. Marguerite Butts is fiyine to i Juneau on the next mail plano OH her way to Seattle to via-t her sisters.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15

The smart, vp-fo-fhe-
minute style Of yovr ne,~
Chevrolet win always DO
q source OF pride 10 yos
ond yovr foriIy. Yo~
Chevrolet is HE last word
h smorfness and good
looks Mot will be n sty's
for mony yeors 10 ooms
as modem tomorrow
os \ is todoY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Novy krajansky delikatesni
obchod.

Upozornujeme nasi krajan-
skou veTejnost, re mladi man
zele Gus a Doris Smetanovi
prevail dobTe zavedeny a wy
hlaseny obchod S delikatesemi
V Towson, 80 York Road.
Mlady Smetana, veteran z
II. sv6tov6 valky je synem re
znam6 krajanske rodiny p. a
pf. Bob. a Marie Smetana. Dru-
ny jejich syn p. Josef Smetana
jest Teditelem prosluleho Ed
mondson Village Restaurantu,
1862 Edmondson Village.
Doporucujeme podniky ma
SIGH mladych a snazivych kra-
jan1 bratrf SmetanG do prime
nasi ceskoslovenske veTejnosti
a pfejeme Jim mnoho zdaru !
CtenaTe TELEGRAPH" zada-
me, by 81 povs1mnuli jejich O.
znamenf ma zadn1 strane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Sletovy Zpravodaj.

NEW OTk.
Nacvicne hodiny, uspofada-
ne v T. j. Sokolovne v nedeli,
3. dubna "a vedenl technic-
kych odbornfkG ASO, br. Ku-
drnovskeho a ses. En-. Welclo-
We, ukazaly nam nazorne pee
livou pTfpravu telocvicne sloz-
ky sletovych dn1. Konaly Sc
"a cetne 1casti technikarI zu-
py vychodnl. a vysledky jsou
dobre. Cvic1cf clenstvo Dude
dobfe pTipraveno. Vedle toho
br. Kudrnovsky a ses. Welclo-
va projednali mnoho dalsich
organisacnlch podrobnosti. Br.
Kudrnovsky odjel do Chicago
v nedeli, kdezto ses. Welclova
Sc zdrzela az do stfedy vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Ones chceme hlavne upo-

Ones chceme hlavne upo-
zorniti ma problem ubytovan1
sletovych host1. Protoze v do
be trvanf sletu CT, 18. a 10.
cervna) Dude v New Yorku ne
kolik sjezdG jinych organise
CT, ubytovacf problem nen1 tax
jednoduchy jak by Sc snad
zdalo, hlavne pro mimo new
yorske navstevn1ky. Wy.
Kdo z Baltimore a okoli bu-
de Sc cht1ti s1castniti techto
vyprav ma Slet do New Yorku
necht Sc prihlasi u br. Edy
Sticky, 201O Ashland Avenue
nejpozdeji do %. kvetna. Jest
pro mas reservovan jisty pocet
hotelovych pokojI "a pfimefe-
ne ceny. Proto rad1m, byste
|si<pokoje zamluvili CO nejdfl-
We, ponevadz nemame zaruce-
no, re bychom pozdeji v padu
potreby dostali vice pokoJu.
Cena okruznfho llstku vlakem
Stops bude-li We vyprave Is
osob neb vice.
Odjezd:
V patek a v sobotu, II. a Is.
|cervna z Baltimore (Mt. Ro-
val Station) asi kolem 2 hod.
odpol. V nedeli, 10. cervna
|kolem 8 bod. rano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
POHRBY.

Dne 10. dubna ZemTel
starV krajan-vdovec pan jim
dfich Zavadil, $3.50 Ashland
Ave. Bylo mu 80 roxy. Naro-
dill Sc v Rakousku a do Ameri-
ky prijel v roce 1884. Byl te-
safem ma odpocinku. PTinale-
Eel ku Sboru Katolick6ho So
kola a Spolku sv. stefana.
Odchodu jeho zelf dftky: pf.
Joseffna Stefan, pf. Anna
Hrad5ky, p. Henry Zavadil,
NIL, a p. Louis Zavadil.
Pohfeb zesnuleho konal Sc
We stTedu, 13. dubna re Schi-
mdnkova Pohr. Domu do ko-
stella sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= Dne II. dubna zemrela
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAM Anna
Breffka (roz. Komendova),
1924 Cliftmont Ave. We start
IS let. Narodila Sc v Balti-
more.
PohTeb konal Sc We stfedu,
IS. dubna re SchimGnkova
PohT. Domu do kostela Shrine
of the Little Flower a odtud
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= Dne II. dubna zemTel p.
James Mariana, manzel PAM
Fannie Mariana, 2519 Ashland
Ave. We start 68 let. Narodil
Sc v Italii a do Americky pri-
jel pred 40 lety.
PohTeb konal Sc We stTedu,
IS. dubna re SchimGnkova
PohT. Domu do kostela sv. Ka-
teTiny a odtud ma hrbitov Mel
svetejsfho Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Byvaly Baltimoran pan Leo
Z Svanhauser zemfel.

Dozvidame Sc, re 20. bTez-
ma konal Sc v st. Paul, Mimi.
pohTeb krajana p. Leopolda
Svanhausera. Bylo mu 50 let.
Narodil Sc v Ceskoslovensku a
do Ameriky (Baltimore) pri-
jel pred so lety. V te dobe byl
velice cinnym v Sok. Jednote
"Blesk" a zajiste 81 mnoho
stars1ch krajand vzpomene ma
cileho Poldu svanhausera. V
dobe 1. svetova valky slouzil
2h roku CO dobrovolec v Csl.
Legi1ch a pc valce Sc usadil v
st. Poul, Mimi, kde opet byl
velice cinnym v Sokole, Bra
trskych Jednotach z. C. B. j.,
G. S. A. a Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni.
Odchodu jeho zelf manzel-
ka pf. Mary Svanhauser v st.
Paul, dale p1. Mary Rojik, Sc
stfenice a pf. Marie Moravko-
va, svakrova, ODE z Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
BEzNE Oslo (NO.) 2Os6
Zapadni Spojenci Sc ma Wash
ingtonskych poradach dohodli
o Nemecku.

Washington, D. C, Pc no.
vych poradach statnfho taiem-
nlka Deana G.. Achesona 8
britskym statnfm sekretarem
Ernestem Bevinem a francouz-
skym Zahranicn1m ministrem
Robertem Schumanem byla
vydana zprava, re Sc "v prin-
cipu' dohodli ma resent otaz-
ky budoucnosti N6mecka. Kon-
ference trvala pres dive hodiny
a Schuman pc nj rekl novina-
rum, re Sc nyni pracuje ma
textu dosazene dohody. o je-
i'm obsahu Sc nechtel vyslo-
Wit, rekl jen, re "vsechno je ma
nejlepsf ceste", re dohoda
skonci dlouhe spory O to, jak
udrzet Nemecko pod kontro-
lou, ably Sc opet nepustilo do
n6jakeho nebezpecneho do
brodruzstvf, a re zapadone-
mecka vlada Dude ustavena
jiz letos lete nebo ma podzim.
Mluvcf statnfho department.
tn a prednosta jeho tiskoveho
oddelen1 Michael McDermott
oznamil, re podrobnejsf zpra-
va o pr1behu a vysledku kon-
ference Dude vydana pozdeji.
Francie dosud neochvejne
trvala, ma SVEN starem stano-
visku, re Nemecko must z1Gstat
pod pflsnou kontrolou a re
zapadn1 spojenci must dohli-
yet ma cinnost zapadonemecke
vlady, ably nedelala hlouposti.
Pozadovala pravo, ably mohla
vetovat jej1 rozhodnutf.
Acheson pTisel ma konferen-
CT S kompromisnfm navrhem,
ably Francii, ale take Spoje-
nym StatGm a Velke Britanii
bylo pfiznano pravo znemoz-
nit SWIM vetem takovou Gin
most nemecke vlady, kterou by
Sc c1tili ohrozeni sousede rise
a kterou by Sc porusovaly "a
kony. IDA Sc, re Francie toto
kompromisnf resent prijala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl Zprdyy.

Snatek " krajanskych kruzich.
Prfstf stTedu, dine 20. dubna
V 10 hodin ranO budou spojeni
svatym poutem manzelskym v
kostele sv. Anton1na z Padui
Frankfort Ave. a Belair Road
o. Vincent Sevclk a 81. Mary
Hlavn1ckova.
Pan Sevcfk je znam v kra-
janskych kruz1ch CO vytecny
herec Dram. Odboru Sok. Jed.
"Blesk' a ktery We SVEN mladl
byl i zdatnym sokolskym bor-
Gem.
Nev6sta 81. Mary Hlavnfc-
kova pochazf z ceskych rodicG
a narozena byla v Baltimore.
Cely svGj zivot zasvetila lidu-
milne sluzbe. Pc 6 letech stu
dill V New Yorku graduovala
jake "Medico Nurse" medicfj-
nj osetrovatelka. PAX pc ce-
lych 50 rokd zastavala w
znamne mfsto co hlavn1 osetfo-
vatelka a vedoucf v Mt. Plea
SAINT nemocnici pro trp1cf tu-
berkulosou. Zakladatelem te-
to nemocnice byl byvaly mali
tel Bargain Housu p. J.Ept-
stein a nynf je vydrzovana Fee
deraci Baltimorskych zid1.
Pacienti jsou nejen Eide, ale i
trpfcf jinych nabozenskych Wy
znan1.
Nasi krajane mohou byti
hrdi ma nenarocnou krajanku
81. Hlavnfckovou, ktera Size
nebyla znama nasf csl. vefej-
nosti, "a to ale pracovala tise
a poctive jen pro jednu vec =
"pomoci trp1c1m 49," Pr je-
Jim odchodu z Mt. Pleasant
napsal obslrn6ji zidovsky List,
re nerad ztracf tax zdatnou
sflu, ktera pc celych 80 roku
zastavala tax zodpov6dne mi
sto. Neoplyvqla pozemskymi
statky, ale jeii dusevnf bohat-
stvf lie nezmerne.
Prejeme p. V. Sevcfkovi
a 81. M. Hlavnlckove ma jejich
spolecn6 draze zivotem vse to
nejlepsf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15

WI jsou vftani. Jak jsme hned
ma pocatku zkousek" sdelili do
Peveckeho Sbofu Sc mohou
prihlasiti i neclenove Sok. Jed
not, kazdy kdo rad zplva!
Priste zapocne sbormistr br.
Volta Martinez nacvicovati
move plsne. Toz zpevacky a
zpevaci ma shledanou pc Veil
konocich v patek, %. dubna.
Ma Zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Zabavni Klub Ground Hog"

poTada svGj 8. Vyrocni Tanec
v patek, %. dubna V Dem.
Klubu Ceskych MladfkG, 2100
Ashland Ave. cd 8 hodin We
Ger do 1 bod. pc pGl noel.
V hoTejsf mfstnosti Dude u
cinkovati orchestr p. Tommy
Rynese a dole Dude obveselo-
vati p. Jan Svitak Sc SWIM a.
kordionem. Vstupne 60c S da-
nj. Krajane jsou pratelsky
zvani ma tento Tanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Italska policie zabavila komu-
nistGGm mnozstvi zbroje.

Rim. = Italska policie "a
bavila minuleho roku 20 pol
Mich del a $50 strojn1ch pusek
z komunistickych tajnych skls
dist zbran1. Vedle toho zaoa-
villa jeste 1919 hmozdyrd, 4,576
automatickych rucnic, 22,480
rucnic, 5000 pistol, 5000
rucn1ch granatI, "A tun vybus-
min, 81 radiovych vys1lacek a
100000 nabojovych soubo-
ri. Sedmdesat diva policejnf
straznlci byli zabiti pri kona-
nj povinnosti a 855 jinych IRA
memo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Nastupcem Bernadotteovym
Sc stall Francouz.

Geneva. - Andre Francois
Poncet z Francie byl zvolen
p~redsedou Mezinarodniho & II
veneho Kr1ze. Ultima Sc IRA
du pc zesnulem hrabeti Folku
Bernadotteovi, jenz byl "a
vrazden minuleho roku v Pa
lestine. Francois Poncet, fran
couzsky diplomat, jest mfsto-
pTedsedou francouzskeho Ger
.venehO Kf1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Sokolska Hlidka
Dobyli ceny " telocvicnych

Dobyli ceny " telocvicnych
zavodech.
V nedeli, 3. dubna konaly
sc zavody american Turner's
We Philadelphia, Pa.
Br. Edmund Pokorny, Glen
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" Z1skal |.
cenu We strednfm oddelenf mu-
ia a ses. Ruth HULA, BALTIC.
Jedn. Sokolic zlskala I. cenu v
nizsfm oddelenf zen.
Blahoprejeme k 1spechu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
DAIRY:
Sdruzeni Csl. SpolkI
KRAJAN E

nezapomente ma csl. defence,
kteri " brzku pTijedou do Bal
timore (asi $50 osob). Phi
neste odlozene pradlo, saty a
obuy do Ceske Skoly We stredu
veGer pc 2 iodine. Druzi pfi-
spsjte pencil die moznosti!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-15
Ze Sokolskeho Peveckeho
Sboru

sc o~znamuje, re behem letnl
sezony budou Sc zkousky ko-
natl v patek vecer v Ceske Sko-
lie. Prvnf zkouska Dude %.
dubna. Vsichni milovnfci zpe-
Evening star., 1949-04-25
Compromise Bill Planned
In Dispute on TideIands
BY the Assoeioted Press

A compromise In the tidelands
dispute was proposed today by
Representative Case, Republican
of South Dakota.
Mr.. Case said he is introducing
legislation which would establish
a national reserve of the SUBJ
merged lands from mile offshore
to the end of United States juris-
diction.
At present both the Federal
Government and the States claim
title to offshore submerged lands
Mr.. Case said in a statement
that under his bill proceeds from
the mineral receveries from the
proposed national reserves would
be divided among school districts
of the country in much the same
manner as proposed in pending
Federal aid to education legisla-
ton.
Mr.. Case said that seacoasi
States where oil is being pumped
from wells in the harbors and
offshore "have been badly upset
by a Supreme Court ruling that
the Federal Government has
paramount rights in the tide
lands.
Evening star., 1949-04-25

The report said Leon is Polish
for Leo.
The main purpose Of the report
was to present copies Of docu-
ments and testimony about spying
from the Polish Embassy.
Both the documents and testi-
mony came from Gen. Izyador
Rudolf Modelski. During the war
he was undersecretary of war in
the exiled Polish government.
He was sent here in May, 1946,
as military attache. He resigned
in August, 1e48, and stayed in
American. All that time, he said
he co-operated with American
military intelligence.
Gen. Modelski testified he had
spying orders given him In writing
before he left Warsaw. One top
secret" order he produced for the
committee listed SO kinds OF in
formation for him to pick UP. 20
of them involving the armed serv-
ices and several dealing with war
industry.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
D. {. Man S Bond Drive Song
Wins Honorable Mention

A song written by Edward Place
2ils Kearney street NE. has been
awarded honorable mention In a
contest TO pick q theme SONG for
the Savings Bond Opportunity
Drive" which opens May Is. 1t has
been announced.
Mr.. Place. assistant consersa-
ton director OF the National Wild
life Federation also is a member OF
the District chapter. Society for
the Preservation and Encourage
nent OF Barber Shop Quartet Sing .
ing In America. He is serving as
campaign liaslon ofreer between
the lo-year -old society and the
United States Savings Bond Dlyi-
sion.
His song. Bonds for Happiness. :"
has been put on records and viii
be played extensively during the
campaign. which lasts through
June 30.