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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
IN(UMBENIS HANG
ON TO POSITIONS
IN STATE VOTING
(By Associated Press

In primary elections in three
states yesterday, most of the "lns"
stayed in, or with the vote still
being counted, looked likely to win
their races for denomination.
In all candidates were picked for
81 House seats in New York, Mis-
sissippi, Wyoming and Delaware.
Party conventions Sept. 6 and 2
will name New Yorks candidates
for governor and U. S. senator.
Only five out of New Yorks As
congressman faced opposition in
Yesterdays balloting. ns1s efpys
Winning denomination were veti
eran upstate Republicans Edwin "a
Hall of the 37th District. w. SterS
lin Cole of the 39th, and Clarence
E. Kilburn of the saith; and Derf-
ocrat Louis B. Heller of the 7th In
Brooklyn. t''~''
Halls victory was decided today.
In four way race, he won over
his nearest rival, Lester R. Mosher,
by only 254 votes.
Democrat Joseph L. Pfeifer, who
has represented Brooklyn's 9th
District for 16 years was defeated
by a political newcomer, attorney
Victor L. Anfuso.
Unofficial returns from other
states showed:
Mississippi: Rep. Arthur Win
stead (5th) apparently won the
Democratic renomination-which is
the same thing as election in Mis-
|sissippi-over four opponents. He
was attacked for his vote against
economic aid to Korea and bis
record on national defense.
Rep. Frank A. Barrett defeated
three opponents for the Republican
nomination for governor.
Former Rep. John j. Mcintyre
was ahead of two opponents for
the Democratic nomination for
governor. 80
Delaware: Delaware Democrats
picked Henry Winchester of Bran
DIVINE Hill as the partys candi-.
date against Republican Rep. j.
Caleb Boggs. 80
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
70 YEARS AGO f {yfT EMPIRE
AUGUST %, 1880

Bringing passengers Pacific had arrived
wayports Her Mr. and Mrs
Walter Helan, Tebinkof M LOOMS and
Chester Tousky Spe A.. Adams from Sumdum
Anderson employed at the Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining Klinoo in herring fishing
The Canadian Capt N MacLean
arrived the with these Juneau
passengers: children Mary Elizabeth Thomas
and Jeannete and Sister Dominica.
49,
orac Steamship Company agent gave
onv official beauties aboard the Alameda
he Mrs Adams. small Louise and little
c. Wiley party avaging the sunken wreck OF the
Douglas Island reported
have recovered and deposited the
treasure Wiley and his salvage OF Is men ex
oeoted to compeet n three months
planning the tenth anniversary
musical recital and supper
community singing piano solos by
Esther Bloomq Carlson William Sparks
accompaniment and violin solo by Mary
Todd give humorous reading and
Desires rehearsal by susan
oaspen Mrs Kipste, and Murie Jarman
1iuhff
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
Dai|yLessons in English y g. L. GORDON

MISUSED Do Il doubt the veraty Of
TRUTH of that statement" IT
Equality correct
OFTEN NdISPRONOUNCED Usurp the e. and
second syllable.
Menagerie collection of wild animals;
Observe the final IE.
SYNONYMS: Flaw, fault, defect, mperfection.
three it is yours" Let us
vocabulary mastering word each day. Toda word
INTERINABLE syable)
waiting ntermnable.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
JUNEAU SINGERS Will
PRESENT 7 CONCERTS

The Board of directors OF the
Juneau Singers announce today
that the Singers will present the
Messiah again this year during the
Christmas season and a secular
concert late in January or early
February,
Mrs. Jane McMuliin, who directed
the group last season, accepted the
invitation TO direct the group again
this season. The club adopted the
plan at it's meeting this week OF
having two accompanies. MIR.
Harold Salisbury and Mrs. Henry
Harmon were appointed by Mrs.
r. w. Freer. president of the Sing
ers. to choose and order new music
The first meeting and rehearsal
of the Singers will be held Thurs
day evening, Sept. 81. An invita-
ton is extended for new members
to meet with the organization at
that time.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
ARC FINISHES REPAIRS
ON LOWE RIVER BRIDGE

OF special interest to truck op-
orators is news that the bridge
over the Lowe River, on the Rich
ardson Highway near Valdez, has
been repaired and again is open for
use.
!. Heavy traffic had been interrupt
ed for few day after several Sec
lions of the bridge were washed
out.
Word that repairs were completed
was received late yesterday by AL
aska Road Commission headquart-
ers here, from the Valdez office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
MODERN ETIQUETTE $ q LEE

another woman
restaurant give money
pay the bill? 4.S<h
,GA at
the table at the end of the meal Has
O. interrupted conversation by
the caller to hold the lle'
circumstances the caller and
ask you may a
Is her second marriage to have three
bridesmaids? 80 -
attendant The wedding should
very simple r #fs A&% - ~
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
FORMER JUNEAUITEc -
YEARN TO RETURN

One of the pleasant surprises for
Milt j. Daniel, on his recent trip
to Akron, Ohio, was to see former
JuneauiteS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smell, with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. David Todd, and their
young daughter, called on him in
the Mayflower Hotel, and chatted
about Juneau, where they lived un-
til several years ago.
They really yearn to come back
here" said Daniel, and send greet
ings to all their friends here" .
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
SAIL FOR SKAGWAY

Leaving yesterday for Skagway
aboard the S. S. Princess Norah
were Evelyn Holman, Donna
Wood, DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Plumb
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hammond.
Arriving in Juneau from Can
adam ports were: Doris Bjork;
Ruth, Sally, and Marilyn Crooks;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dell with Misses
Dorothy and Mary Dell and Ralph
Dell; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nell
hargey; Marjorie Riddoch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey L. Cash.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
MRS. PAUL FINDS INTEREST
IN TUBERCULOSIS ASSN. WORK

Mrs. Frances L. Paul, executive
secretary of the Alaska Tubercu-
losis Association, writes from An
chorage that interest is great in
the work of that organization. AL
ready, she has had to place orders
with national headquarters Tor
thousands more of the attractive
1850 Christmas seals.
Mrs. Paul will go to Fairbanks
this week, and plans to be back in
Juneau September l.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
MRS. McPHETRES ON TRIP

On her first trip in some three
years, Mrs. Samuel A. McPhetres
was a Pan American passenger yes
terday for Fairbanks. There, she will
visit Bishop William J. Gordon, Jr.,
and Mrs. Gordon until Monday.
Meantime, the Rev. McPhetres
and their three children are having
a taste Of patching it,"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
LOOK and LEARN zsy G, GORDON

Archduke of Austria Emperor of Mexico?
which treats of the history Of
the earth and its lfe especially recorded in rocks?
what Shakespearean drama does Banquo appear?
"a a. What the family of King George vi?
5. What is the antonym of the word "rrra"? ~ st
~ ANSWERS: ~ ss - f-
1. Macmillan.
2. Geology 49,
3. Macbeth" s.g.Aa se..sg - 4.
y 4. @4ei4.g
s. a.s
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
Weather al
Alaska Points

Weather conditions and temper
atures at various Alaska points
also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30
am. 120th Meridian Time. and
released Ivy the Weather Bureau
are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
FROM SEATTLE

Seattle visitors registered at the
Baranofa Hotel include; Ralph j.
Newburg, w. H. Schmind, W. F.
Thompson, Mitchell Hanavan, Louis
Birgan, Marjorie Reddock, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Macarthur, Richard Dean,
Doris Bjork, Clyde Bogh, and Mar
tin Anderson. aAH ~ sosaas.la
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
FROM ANCHORAGE

r. A. Cook of Morrison Knudson
Co., Anchorage is in Juneau at the
Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147
SECOND and FOURTH
:: :: !: !: !; !: !: ::
Worshipful Master;
JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
AUGUST %

AUGUST %
James w. McNaughton
N. j. Bavard
Clifton F. Brown
Timothy Hillerman i.a
Mrs. B. R. Glass.
Thomas E. Hall l4S
Mrs. Tom Dyer
Mrs. Joe Mathison 'f3 n
Glenn A. Edwards
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23

: Weather; High, 81; low, A.; light fog.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23

lerson had been employed at the Alaska Juneau Go
ANY, left for Klisnoo engage in herring fishing.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01

and that protein rich ration can
cause mastitis.
The No. nutrition problem with
dairy cattle in the state, says Trets-
ven, is hollow gut" or a simple lack
of enough feed. He said many pro-
ducers don't realize the tremendous
amount of feed actually necessary.
to maintain high producing amount
of feed actually necessary to main
tain high producing dairy cow.
Critical Periods
Problems in sheep nutrition men
toned by Paul circuit revolved
around proper feeding during criti-
cal periods. He mentioned that good
hay is basic in the production of milk
during the pre-lambing and lambing
periods. Yearling ewes need special
care in feeding because they have
the double burden of reproduction
while still growing.
Stormy periods also require the
sheepman's attention. Serious dam
age can be caused if a storm hits
without and provision for additional
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01

concentrate feeds during .bucking
season. Well fed, stout sheep can
weather storm much better than if
they are caught in a rundown con-
dition.
Another problem occurs during
drouth periods because vitamin and
mineral deficiencies develop from
lack of enough green feed. Here
again both vitamin and mineral sup
plements can provide low-cost insur-
ance.
F. A. Ralston, speaking on beef cat
tie nutrition, mentioned vitamin A
and PHOSPHORUS deficiency that de-
veloped in some eastern Montana
counties this winter. The result was
loss of some cattle. Others We're
weakened to the point of being I'M
able to keep on their feet.
Definite evidence of improvement
and correction of this problem was
obtained by adding PHOSPHORUS and
vitamin A in a commercial mixture,
he reported.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-01

DEEP livestock healthy kill
- cattle grub, ticks, lice and other
insect pests quick with Farquhar Iron
Age Grub Sprayers. These versatile
Iron Age Sprayers are furnished with a
4 gallons-per-minute pump, delivering
up to 400 lbs. pressure of fne-driving
spray for maximum coverage and pen
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Redaktor a Administrator
III
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue - Is
Telefon: Broadway 1926
Socialni pojisteni

bylo podrobeno znacnym zme-
nam zakonem, odhlasovanym
minuly tyden V senate. Dale
kosahla revise dosavadnf upra-
Wy socialnfho pojistenf byla pod
porovana obema stranami a v
podstate stejny zakon, jak pro-
sci nyn1 senatem byl jiz drive
schvalen domem zastupcG. K
urovnanf mensfch rozpoct1 bu-
de nyn1 muset sestoupit konfe-
renee senatorG a kongresn1kd,
nenf zadne pochybnosti, re do
hodnut6 znenf zakona Dude pax
bez obt1z1 schvaleno obema ko-
morami kongresu.
Pocet osob, podlehajfcich
socialnimu pojisten1 Dude roz-
Siren asi o 10, 900. Pojisto-
vaci prfspevky budou nadale
vyb1rany z prvn1ch $4,000 slu-
zebn1ch prfjmG mfsto dosavad-
mich $4,000. Vyse pf1spevku
Dude do roku 1866 obnaset je-
den a pGl procenta re sluzeb-
Mich pTfjmd jake dosud a ma
byt pax zvysena ma 2 procenta.
Pojistovac1 pozitky budou IVY
Seny O SO az 80 procent dosa-
vadnf WISE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
58 osob pohresovano " nejvet-
sim leteckem nestestf " USA.

Minneapolis. = Letecka do
pravn1 linka Northwest Airlines
vydala seznam cestujfc1ch, KITE
Fl Sc nalezali ma letadle DC-4,
jeZ> Sc, jak vsechny okolnosti
nasvedcuj1, sFftilo do jezera
Michigan We vzdalenosti asi 9
mil ma sever cd Milwaukee.
Krone tT1clenne posadky by
10 ma palube letadla SIS cestuji-
c1ch z rdznych severozapad-
Mich NEST, hlavne re Spokane,
Wash, Minneapolis a Seattle.
~Jestlize skutecne prislo vsech
So osob ma letadle O zivot, pax
tato letecka katastrofa Dude
zarazena mezi nejohrsf, ktera
Sc pfihodila v americke vnitro-
zemske letecke doprav6. Mezi
velke letecke katastrofy patti
tragedie, k nfz doslo We Walesu
IL. brezna letosnfho roku, We
ktere pfislo o zivot 80 osob,
ktere ~navstfvili footballovy "a
pas V Cardiffu. Pred tim 1. lis
topadu 1949 doslo k jine velke
letecke katastrofe, kdy bylo "a
bito 55 osob v leteckem nestle
stf, k nemuz doslo pfi srazce
dopravn1ho letadla S bojovym
letadlem ma letisti We Washing
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Los Angeles ctvrte mssto We
SpQienYch Statech.

Los Angeles. Calf. = DIE
letosniho censu, Los Angeles ma
1,954,036 obyvatel1. Pred 10
Lefty bylo We meste 1,5O4,277 o.
byvatelG. Nynejs1 pocet dava
mestu ctvrte mfsto die poctu O.
byvatelu. Toto m1sto doposud
zaujlmalo mesto Detroit, Mich.
We kterem bylo pred des1ti Lefty
1, 623,452 a letos je pocet ten
zvysen ma 1,837,617. By pocet
obyvatelG v Detroit "a 10 let
rozmnozen o 214,165 a v Los
Angeles o 449,759.
Je nyn1 poradf nejvetsfch
NEST: New York, Chicago, Fl
ladelfie, Los Angeles a Detroit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Americke tryskoletouny " letu
ma LOO mil bez zastavky.

Wiesbaden, Nemecko. - Diva
tryskoletouny ESQ z letectva
Spojenych Statd provedly bez-
zastavkovy let ma LOO mil z
Fuerstenfieldu Brucku v Ne
mecku, ma leteckou zakladnu
Wheelus v Tripoli, jak oznami-
10 letecke velitelstv1. Let trval
2 hodiny a 40 minut. Letecti
1rednfci vyslovili sdomnenku,
re to byl nejdels1 tryskolet pro-
vedeny v Europe bez zastavky
pro palivo cd valky. zadne u
fedn1 naroky ma rekord nebyly
ucineny. Tryskoletouny nesly
normalni naklad paliva a lete-
ly pres Alpy, Rim a Stredozem-
nj more. Piloty byli podpluk.
Richard E. Hunziker z Carpin-
terie, CAL, a kap. James Fogle
z Lexington Park, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Peurifoy ~vyslancem.

Jakmile Dude skonceno vyse-
trovani "vernosti" v odboru sta
tn, deputy podsekretar John
Peurifoy Dude ustanoven Wy
slancem do Recka. Je to tired
mix toho odboru, ktery nese vel
Ike BRINE vysetrovanf a vykonal
velke prace ma obranu odboru
a proto Sc ocekava, re mu bu-
de dano dostatecna pf1zen pro
zmfneny Trad vyslanecky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30

Americti obcane ceskosloven-
skeho p6vodu a ceskoslovenstl
obcane, kteTi unikli z vlasti
pred komunistickym terorem a
jimz vlada Spojenych Staff po-
skytla 1tulek, shromazdili Sc
dnes v Lidicfch, Illinois, ably u
pomniku, postaveneho svobo-
dymilovnym demokratickym a.
merickym lidem, uctili pamat-
ku obetf nacistickeho besnenl
" Ceskoslovensku. Vyslechnuv-
Sc proslovy predsedy csl. narod-
nj rady plukovnika Josefa Tri-
nera a pTedsedy oblastn1ho W.
boru csl. narodnf rady v Chica-
gu Aloise Kopeckeho, schvalili
tento projev:
Uvedomujfce 81 veliky W.
IMAM mravnf, politicke a vo-
jenske pomoci, kterou Spojene
Staty poskytly ceskoslovenske-
mu narodu We dvou zapasech o
svobodu, uvedomujfce 81 zaslu-
by Spojenych Staff o hospo-
daTskou obrodu Ceskosloven-
ska 20 dvou svetovych valkach,
protestujeme co nejrozhodneji
prot ustavicnym urazkam Spo-
ienych Statu, kterych Sc dopou-
steii 1rednf predstavitele n.y.
nejsf vlady V Ceskoslovensku a
usmerneny ceskoslovensky fisk.
Jake verni vyznavaci demo-
kratickych ideald, kterym je
oddana i obrovska vetsina ces-
koslovenskeho naroda We stare
vlasti, protestujeme proti poll
cejnimu teroru, ktery cd 1nora
1913 zavedl v Ceskoslovensku
komunisticky rezim. Protestu-
ieme zejmena proti tTfdnf JUS
tici, prot svevolnym proces1m
Sc stoupenci demokracie v Ces-
koslovensku, prot koncentrac-
MIN tabordm a proti nelidskym
trest1m a popravam demokra-
tickych obcan1, kter1 sve u
primne vlastenectvf dokazali
lax podzemni cinnost1 prot ne
meckym okupantdm, tax ucas-
ii We valecnych akc1ch zahra-
nicnf armady ceskoslovenske:
A zvlaste protestujeme prot
harbarskemu rozsudku v prave
skoncenem procesu S 13 politi-
ky, narodohospodafi a publ
cisty, i prot procesdm, ktere sc
V Praze jeste chystaj1.
Dejte ceskoslovenskemu lidu
svobodu a vratte mu lidska
prava!
"Vypiste move, opravdu svo-
bodne volby a podrobte Sc will
lidu, ktera Sc v Mich pro evl!"
"Ceskoslovensky narod, KITE
ry stalet1 bojoval "a demokracii
a uskutecnoval il, ma pravo v
demokracii lit a demokraticky
spravovat svGj samostatny
stat"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Filadelfie Sc rozlouc1 Sc svou
proslulou iizdni policii.

Philadelphia, Pa. = Cd ro-
ku 1908 byla j1zdn1 policie
chloubou Filadelfie. Nebylo
mesta, kde by mela policie tax
p6kne kon6 a tax dobre jezdce,
od6ne vzdycky jake re skatul-
ky. Nyn1 vsak vydaF Tiditel
mestskeho policejn1ho 1radu
rozkaz, ably tento sbor byl roz-
pust6n. Kon6 budou prodani
a strazn1ci budou prideleni jine
sluzbe. Ia dGvod bylo udano,
re mesto nema dost penez ma
takovy pfepych, ktery Sc konec
koncG nehod1 do dnesn1 dolby.
Ocekava Sc vsak, re z rad OBJ
canstva prot zrusenf j1zdni po-
licie Sc ozvou obrnene protesty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
(ELECRkf
Casopis venovany zajm1m &C.
choslovak1 americkych. W.
chazi kazdy patek rano.

Subscription $3.50 per Annum
Single Copy 5 cents
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Heath ~vyslancem pro
staty.

Washington, D. c.. - Presi-
dent Truman ustanovil Donald
R Heatha vyslancem pro fran
couzske staty V jihovychodnl
ASH. Jsou to staty Vietnam,
Cambodia a Laos.
Heath byl vyslancem v Bull
harsku, zadost O jeho odvolan1
pfivodila skoro 1plne pferuse-
nj diplomatickeho spojeni S tim
komunistickym staten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Konrad Adenauer byl dan
" ruske zone do klatby.

Erfurt, Nemecko. - VstoE-
pill zapadonemecky kancler
Konrad Adenauer ma pudu W.
chodni nemecke zony, pax ne
neho ceka velezradny process.
Toto prohlaseni ucinil vychodo-
zahranicn1 ministr
Georg Dertinger We SVEN pro-
ieyu ma schHZi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Bao Dai pFijel do Francie ma
konferenci.

Mia, Francie. = Bao Dai,
hlava vietnamskeho statu, pfi-
letel z Indo-Clny, ably Sc 1cast-
nil indocinske conference v
Paul, ktera zahajena byla 27.
cervna. V porade jsou zastou-
peny Wet Nam, Cambodia a
Laos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
u Drazdan bylo nalezeno move
lozisko uranove rudy.

Berlin. - V Reichenbergu
nedaleko Drazdan byla objeve-
ma nova uranova loziska, ktera
isou V ruske zone. Tuto zpra-
WI oznamila zapado-nemecka
novinarska agentura.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Persko-P olske styky byly
preruseny.

Theran. - Perska vlada zru-
sila svoie vyslanectvi We Varsa-
We a pozadala Polsko, ably zru-
silo svoje vyslanectvf v perskem
hlavnlm meste Theranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30

Protestni resoluce ceskosloven-
ske narodni rady v Americe
prot hrHGzovlade " Ceskosloven-
sku a spinsni Spojenych StatG
Americkych
schvalena ma vzpomlnkove slav-
nosti lidicke tragedie dine 10.
cervna 1850 u pomn1ku
V Lidiclch, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Proklamacia mayora O'Dwyera
Druhy jul Sokolskym Dnom
" New Yorku.

Druhy jul Sokolskym Dnom
v New Yorku.
Ma pocesf slovenskej v~lastenec-
kej organizacie S okol z prize
zitosti XII. sokolskeho sletu wy
hlasil mayor O'Dwyer z. jul "a
sokolsky den v New York City.
Dna 2. julia Dude sc konat
'Slet Slovenskeho S~okolstva,
ktore z tejto pr1lezitosti shro-
mazdl z roznych stran Spoje-
nych Statov a pri ktorom budu
1cinkovat al ceske sokolske
jednoty. z tejto pr1lezitosti a.
ko i z pr1lezitosti vydania pro-
klamacie mayora m6sta New
York, vyzdvihol americky den
mix "New York Times" skutoc-
most, re tato proklamacia bola
vydana ina pocest ceskosloven-
skej vlasteneckej organizacie
Sokol, ktora viedla BOZ prot A
dolfovi Hitlerovi druhej sve-
tovej vojne." - Casopis New
York Times" dalej uviedol, re
mayor O'Dwyer upozornil tym
americk1 ~verejnost ma obete,
ktore p%riniesli clenovia organi-
zacie Sokola v zapase "a lud-
ske slobody. V tom smysle hod-
notil proklamaciu newyorskeho
mayora i obrazkovy casopis
DAILY Mirror" ako al "New
York POST.
Pred sletom usporiadane bu-
du zavody muzov a zien, ako
al zavody dorostu v newyor-
Eskych Sokolovnach a v NEST
skom parku. Slet sam je poria-
dany jednej z najvacsfch new
vorskych armadnych zbrojnic.
Sletu sa 1castnia okrem pred
stavitePov sokolskych organi
zaci1 i predseda Ceskosloven-
skej Narodnej Rady v Amerike
plukovn1k Jozef Triner z Chi
caga, DR.. Antonfn Hrebik, BY
valy starosta Ceskoslovenskej
obce sokolskej, Maria Provaz-
nfkova, byvala nacelnicka G. O.
S., zastupca mesta. New Yorku
a zastupca americkej vlady.
Proklamacia mayora O'Wwye-
ra znie takto:
WHEREAS among the ma
ny races and nations that have
contributed to the prosperity
and glory of the United States
are those who have come to our
shores from Czechoslovakia,
and
WHEREAS the character of
these people and their love of
liberty were moulded largely
by the Sokol Organization,
which has played so large a
part in their lives, and
WHEREAS the Sokols in
Czechoslovakia struggled a
gainst Nazi tyranny, and when
World War IL was over, again
set forth to rebuild democra-
cy in their land, only to be
stopped by the Communist
coup which overlook their ma
ton, and
WHEREAS many Sokol mem
bers in Czechoslovakia have
been killed or imprisoned be-
cause of their love for America
and democracy,
NOW THEREFORE, I, Will
liam O'Dwyer, Mayor of the
City of New York, do hereby
proclaim July 2, 1850 as
K DAY
in New York City and call the
attention of all our citizens to
the great sacrifices in the name
of human freedom and dignity
that have been made by mem
mers of this fine organization
both here and in their native
land.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
[ have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the City
of New York to be affixed this
18th day of June 1850.
(Seal) William O'Dwyer
Mayor
By William J. D%onaghue,
Executive Secretary to the
Mayor.
Slet kona Sc 2. cervence We 3
hodiny odpol. re Zbrojnici II.
pluku, Park Ave. a "a. ulice,
New York City.
VSichni Slovaci a Cesi jsou
ma tento Slet zvani!
Montana labor news., 1950-06-29

keep old age from being enjoyable
and useful.
Attitudes not onls about Jobs ioi
older people but our own ATTITUDE
about what to do with the later
YEAR. Too nan. oi Is put ourseiNe
On the she'll long before our mones
jobs give out.
Now there are beginning 10 be eN
perts on the subject oi old age Ahd
a lew doctors are starting 10 spec
alize in geriauic>. the science 81
aging Some da, gcriatrieians i"'
older folks will be as common .
pcdiatrioian> ior babies.
This ,ummer the United state
Public Health service is calling ihe
frs, national conference on agint
t. plan some ri the Ways TO MAKE
the last third OF lie a. happy an
useful a, il ought 10 be
Montana labor news., 1950-06-29
YES, BY ALL MEANS

Every year close to 15.o0 child
rem are adopted Most important
problem facing their parents is
whether To tell the youngsier they
are adopted The experts say. YES.
hy all means. And the sooner the
better. before the child hears about
it from others Three or four is not
too early Tell him YOU want him
very much and always will. and
never let him think Nou'vc changed
,aur mind
Montana labor news., 1950-06-29

to raise the voting percentage Tor
both men and women
Il keep urging everybody To reg
i,ter and vote-Democrsts and Re
puhlic1ns. The Democrats know
their record and program will stand
the test. The important thing l. 10
get more Americans to the polls.
Americans never have been will
ing To- III by and let other countries
show them up. Let's do something
about IL