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Evening star., 1950-01-08

Funeral services for George r.
Burga,' rs, one of the Districts
Oldest retired firemen, will be held
at $50 am. tomorrow at the AS
sumption Catholic Church, High.
view place and Nichols avenue,
Sc. Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Mr.. Burga, who lived here at e01
Alabama avenue Sc, died Thurs
day at the home of his grandson,
Robert Tweed, In New Bedford,
Mass, where he had been visiting
for the last month. He had been
in Ill health for a year.
Appointed to the fire depart
ment in 1892, he began his career
as an engineer on the old horse
drawn fire engines which were
motorized in 1911. He retired from
the department 20 years later from
Engine Co. No. II.
His wife, Mrs. Mary Raleigh
Burga, died about Is years ago.
In addition to his grandson, he
lis survived by a granddaughter,
Miss Elizabeth Tweed of New Bed
ford.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
1n Mrt1nrtattt

DROADUs, ELLA Z. A tribute of love
a sas H E to 81 sso e
January 8. 1915. '
Peaceful be thy rest dear Ella,
IT'S sweet to breathe year name;
In death I do the same.
She had q smile for every one.
- And heart Is pure IS gold:
Sc hsr snG msmory s sa never l grow old
DEVOTED HUSBAND, BEVERLY
BROWN, SERENA. tribute Of love
nna ssvotSn e shs q pSsse
today. January 8, 1889.
= No mortal strife invades her breast;
csn a..eS Gf tns silent 1a .aberer there
She lived her Savior to adore.
And meekly Al her sufierfngs bore; @.
she loved, and all resigned to God.
The dying Christian replied,
"his Hs,asas s4sssa. qDT:Idd L :d aS e On sns hsS
'A; ;:sys r :s. + 6' ;:.s tn.
rhsa ss5 Il. ssttss. 's4.i q r. s,ds%! ssRs
SUI Lei % this afYord thee sweet relief.
That freed from deaths triumphant reign,
In Heaven she win tive again.
HEB gosGsHlS. Haya AMP PHa RaXSrEp aS5g zRS
rest IL years ago today, January 8. 1888.
Before our eyes you faded.
- GroEins weaker day By day:
p's1nai 1nsi COD ssatia toof your you .sas
LOVING MOTHER, ROSA CARTER.
1a4 las beloved .R syqs bf
life Is years ago, January z, 1885.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DAUGHTERS LGuIsE c. SCOTT AND
MAUD e. JARRETT.
DAY, JOHN w..@sR. In loving memory
pA9 2r g. ssar ao asp.ated Us three
years ago to-day. January g. le47.
Just . word Of sweet remembrance,
just memory fond and true;
That tsasn eas hssrs 0ys st sod fon you
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DUNCAN, NORMAN ,. and ROBERT A.
memoir Of my dear son. NORMAN B.
Issss .I,ss! ss;ssad; aas assosrRT I duncan.
december 10, 10fZ.
Loved in life. rsmsmRsFssA qAs sAHuLHs IL Ssath.;
FLETCHER. ROBERT. In loving memory
years ago today. January 9. 1e4o.
Nothing can ever take away,
The love . heart holds dear:
Remembrance Keeps you near.
. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
( HAYES, RUTH 3. In loving memory
PARTED PARTED, thls ,sis i,is i've IssIs ago today
Sleep on. beloved:
Sleep and tske thy rest;
Upon thy Havior's. breast.
We loved thee well,
But Jesus loved thee best.
LoTTE LEE.
Of In my az devoted wife. RMuTH II HI Il HAYM, %
who departed this life I'VE years ago
today. January s, 19A6.
She had smile for every one. one.
And those who knew her. loved her.
30 her memory win never grow old.
HER HUSBAND. JAMES ". HAYES.
MUGHEs, HATTIE u. In tribute Of
dear mother, HATTIE Il HUoHKs, who
:Da.e dsDa,tsd thia ia4a lats one rear go today
IA psaFtIs ppsntIs sos'ss so'cs ssIi s.ic, eesnno oms
And with Q farewell unspoken,
Che gently entered home,
ss:s sssis t..ss sss.n.l .n:l s siss N. .y.
In the hSme Of many mansicns,
T1 CzMDRN.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Two New Trade Puets
Signed by YuqosIovs "
by The Asseeiotsd Pres,

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Jan.
7.-Yugoslavia reported tonight it
has signed two new trade agree
mentS, one with Turkey and the
other with Uruguay.
The Yugoslav-Turk agree
ment is for 10 months. Under 1t,
Turkey will send cotton, wool and
other goods to this country in ex-
change for timber and some
chemicals.
In the deal with Uruguay, Yugo-
slavia will export timber, chemi-
Gals, and some industrial products
and receive in return wool, leather.
seeds and oil.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Medical Discussion Set

DR.. Maxwell M. Wintrobe, pro-
fessor Of medicine of the Univer-
sity Of Utah. will speak on "Re-
cent Advances in the Chemother-
apy Of the Lymphomas, Leukemias
and other Malignant Diseases" T"
before the Mount Alto Medical
Society at $3.50 pm. Wednesday
In the Mount Alto Hospital rec
reation hall.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

Club in 1941.
will be held at
/ pm. tomor-
row In Fort t
M yer Chapel.
Burial will be In
Arlington Gem
etery.
Mr.. XII M
parens died un-
e x p e c t e d ] y
Thursday at his
h o m e, 4 6 0 0
Bowen road S.E.,
after suffering q
coronary throm-
boSis. .-.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Rites SET Tomorrow
For Roy KIomparens,
Engineer, Inventor

Funeral services for Roy Klom-
parens, 81, heating and air con-
ditioning engineer, inventor and
organizer Of the Georgetown Girls
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Dry Air Preserves

Because Of Egypt's dry climate,
more Of the objects used by its
ancient citizens have been pre-
served than those of Greece and
Rome.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

A tunnel under Mount Blanc Is
being built that will shorten the
Rome-Paris route by LOT miles.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
GENEvIEvE HAUN. Councillor.
RITTH N. WARREN, Secretary.

PETERSON, sEvERT HusE. On Thur
day. January 5, 1850; q his % Tssidsnss'
SaS Sssh husband Psi nd Of Eshs s.oSs Peter
SON, father Of Nancy and David Petters1n.
son of Mrs. Evelyn Peterson Of La Joila.
and s5S.hsS M0n Of Mrs. Gss i nv, w.tso so
who're services viii be held on Menday.
soa s..on.i e. is u s ss
PROCTOR, JOHN ALEXANDER. On
JOHN ALEXANDER PROCTOR, beloved
5gssnd Of dR yrsns Ss., and
Elsie aI and Dolly Proctor. Friends are in
yssa 70 e. q his oto ste .anasm rssidsmcs or y
Il 81. Msry's Catholic Church. Upper
Marlboro. Nd, on Tuesday, January 10,
at 8 am. Interment Church Cemetery.
RABA. WILLIAM :; On January 9;
Eva Z. Rsba, father Of william 8. Rahs;
Services ct Chambers Funeral Home. 81!
Nth st. s.e:, on Monday, JanuaTy s' u
ESQ pm. interment Prospect hin.
ANDREW RHopEs, Of ll24 7th g, n.s.
.qI,ysS .v:s Ssaasa hSss q ssasl1 tssn,
ie. emslRs alter s' pm. p :. ne Hai Ssothers
Funeral Home, .621 Florida ave. NV.
Funeral services Tuesday, January. 10. at
D nrnsoa tIS soa .ssss sssons
SHORES, rev. RoRERr JAMES. On
Thursday, January 8, 1850, Rev. RoaEhT
Deioyed husband Of Marie Lowe Shores
father Of Magic Madora Peterson: Re-
mains resting 1T the s. H. Hines Co. Fu.
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV. Funeral
Services at st. Stephen and the lncarns-
ton Episeopsl Church Church 18th and Newton 9o
: m. interment Rock Greek Cemetery. 8
sHoUP. WILLIAM MORGAN. Suddenly
en Eriaay Jsnassy g. @ ms1 y GhisssG; Sasss BIN; NJ
branch rd;, SILVER sprins: Nd beloved e
Pa. sor, OF Mrs. Hattie Morgsn Shoup OF
BIT. Fetersburg, Pa, and brother Of Nn.
Alberta Nalmer Of st. .petersburs. Pa. Mr..
Shoup rests ct the Warner 3. Pumphrey
funeral Home, .S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Srrfr,r, Nd, where services win b held
On tuesday, January 10. ESQ Pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-08

ONEAL, DAISY p. Omcers and mem-
~ ~ bers Of Pride Of Washington
MA Council No. 20, D: Of A., viii
assemble at Chambers Funeral
xH Home, 1901 Cleveland ave.
Riyerdale; Mdl,, on Sunday,
conduct services for our late
sister DAISY P. O'NEAL.
GENEVIEVE HAUN, Councillor.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
HAYS, JOHN HARM.

HAYS, JOHN HARM0ND. On Satur-
day, January Z. 1850 at his residence,
NARMoND HAYS, beloved husband Of
Lula Hays and father of Of Mrs. Louise
Destefano, James c., Raymond H., John
Funeral Home, Hyattsville, Md. Services
at the st. Stephens Lutheran Church,
1911 Brentwood rd. ne, on Tuesday,
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Evening star., 1950-01-08

HEAD, MAJOR. Suddenly, on Wednes-
day, January 4, 1850, MAJOR HEAD, hus-
band Of Mrs. Dora Head. father Of Mrs
Sadie Ballard and Lenwood Head, brother
Of Mrs. Annie Jones. Mrs, Hendia Wash
ington and Mrs. Georgia Calvin He also
leaves other relatives and friends. After
10 m. Sunday, January 8, friends may
Church, 1882 You st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices Monday, January 8, at 2 PM, at
the aboye funeral church. Elder Kent T.
nassd ean
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Diva rudi straznici byli odsou-
zeni " Berline.

Berlin: - Americky soud
odsoudil k vezen1 v trvan1 jed
noho roku diva prislusn1ky tax
zvane lidove policie z ruskeho
pasma. Obzalovanemu poruc1-
ku Heinz Nochtovi a strazni-
kovi Wilhelm Roloffovi bylo
vytykano, re prot stavajfcfm
pTedpisGm sli ozbrojeni americ-
kym pasmem Berllna. .Oba OBJ
zalovan1 skutkovou podstatu
trestnfho GNU doznali.
Soudu pfedsedal distriktnf
soudce John A. Sabo z Gary,
Ind, ktery v odGvodnenf roz-
sudku poukazal k tomu, re Ru-
sy utvorena nemecka policie je
We skutecnosti este vojenskou
organisac1. Utvofen1 teto or
ganisace byly Rusy ~poruseny
pTedpisy smluv uzavTenych V
Yalte a Postupimi, jakoz i do
body velmoc1 stran noseni q
pouzivani zbranl v Berline.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Rusove zadaji vIGdce estonske-
no podzemniho hnuti ziveho ci
mrtveho.

Parfz: - Uprchlfci z Eston-
ska oznamuj1 re Rusove vypsa-
Ii velkou odmenu "a dopadenl
vGdce estonskeho podzemn1ho
hnuti Elmara Hilpa, at ziveho
nebo mrtveho. Hip pGsobf Ru-
sum v Estonsku velke bolen1
hlavy. casio Sc mu podari zaj-
mout sovetske yojenske oddi-
ly nebo sovetske 1Tedn1ky, "a
ktere must Rusove klopit velke
vykupne. Hip dostava potra-
WI a jine zasoby pro sve bojov-
Milky najezdy ma ruska vojenska
skladiste. Jeho hlavnfm ponce
nfkem je Purgas, ktery Sc ne
davno zmocnil velkeho obnosu
penez a podaTil Sc mu 1nik re
zajet1 ruske tajne policie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
"Lidovy" parliament pod
ochranou policie.

Praha: - K slavnostnimu
zasedanf prazskeho parlamen-
tn v tydnu oslav prvniho MAZE
a osvobozenl, byla v Praze uci-
nena rozsahla bezpecnostnf O.
patren1. Policie prohledala sne-
movnf budovy Cd sklepa az pc
stTechu, nacez tam bylo haste
hovano 85 muzh move zrfzene-
no zvlastnfho policejnfho odd1-
ne moci, jenz proslasil toto:
nych a vybavenych velikou
mocf. Byly proklepany vsech-
ny steny, nebyly-li tam nekde
ulozeny tTaskaviny.
Sch1ze snemovny zdcastnil
Sc Gottwald, vlada a zastupci
ostatn1ch Observation-Disclosures
kych' zemi. Obecenstvu bylo
vyhrazeno jenom $50 mist ma
galerii a v tonic poctu zvlast
spolehlivych navstevnfkG, bylo
zahrnuto jeste mnoho tajnych
policist1. Vstupneky byly W.
davany ma jmeno a We snemov-
nj budov6 ctyrikrat kontrolo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Polsky diplomat odletsl
do exilu.

Stockholm: = Wlodzimier
Umiatowski, prvni taiemnik
polskeho vyslanectvi v Helsin-
ki Sc pridal t6chto dnech k
stale rozstouc1mu poctu diplo-
matt kominformy kteri Sc ne
chtejf vratit domG. Tento pol
sky diplomat mel doprovodit
oolskeho vyslance do Varsavy.
Ma mlsto toho, ably Sc dostaviI
ma letiste, odkud mel odletet
do Varsavy, odletel .iinym leta-
diem do Svedska a odtud do jiz-
nj Ameriky.
Miatowski, ktery byl clenem
polske selske strany, v dopisu
polskemu vyslanci wy
svetlil svdj postup takto:
"Nemohu uz vic vydrzet te-
ror, ktery vladne ma polskem
vyslanectvf v Helsinki." +.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
CZECH

Prague, May (UP) = Cze-
choslovakia has refused per-
mission to the United States to
hold memorial services COM
memorating the fifth anniver-
sary of the American liberation
Of Pilsen. The Czech Foreign
Ministry informed the United
States Embassy here that it did
not consider such a commemo-
ration "desirable".
Prague, May 5. = The most
potent galaxy of Russian not
ables to visit this country since
the Communists took power ar
rived here by air today to at
tend the celebration Sunday of
the liberation of Prague by the
Russian Army. Announcing
the arrival, the Prague radio
station proclaimed, "Glory
to Great Stain, Our Liberator."
We Americans can but read
those two dispatches with emo
ton. We cannot fail to remem-
Der our ties of friendship with
the once-free people of Czecho-
slovakia; we remember Masa-
ryk and Benes, as the Czechs in
their inmost hearts must re-
member Wilson and Roosevelt.
W. remember the part played
by America and by Americans
in the founding of the Czech
Republic, and we remember,
too, that Americans = as we'll
as Russians and British and
French and Poles and Norwe-
gians and Dutch and many
others = helped eventually to
restore the republic to it's short
lived democratic freedom. We
remember, too, that although
men and governments are NOR
tai, it is not so with the spirit
of liberty and independence.
AS we read those dispatches
just five years after the Nazi
armies surrendered "to the
Supreme Commander, Allied
Expeditionary Force and the
Soviet High Command, WE
think that the Czechs could not
have forgotten these things. We
can only feel sorrow for a proud
and intelligent people, whose
minds and bodies are once a.
gain enslaved, but whose love
for freedom, we hope and be-
lieve, can never be destroyed.
"The New York Times"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Zajem o odborniky " uprchlic-
kych taborech.

Lake Success: - Mezina-
rodnf o%rganisaci pro pomoc |.
r. O.. uprchlfkdm dosly nyni
prfpisy z 20 r6znych zem1 a O.
blastf, jez :jsou ochotny prij-
mout odbornfky z rad evrop-
skych bezdomovcG. Jedna Sc
o nektere odborn1ky, ktere do
sud bylo obtizne umistit. Ash
$50 techto odbornikG i S rodi-
Mani bylo jiz usfdleno a pro
500 dalsfch ma nynf Mezina-
uprchlicka organisace
nabfdky zamestnani. Habes a
Madagascar vyslou do Evropy
mise, ably 81 vybraly
dalsf vetsf skupiny odbornlk1
pro sve zeme. - Rovnez Velka
Pakistan, Ceylon, Ar
gentina a Indie projevily zvlast-
mimi pripisy zajem 0 nektere
odborn1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Senat schvalil dalsi pomoc pro
evropskou RECONSTRUCTED.

Byl tez schvalen ctvrty bod pre-
sidentova programu O hospo-
dafske pomoci zaostalym re-
min. ObhajcGm rozpoctovych
1spor Sc podarilo oklestit po-
lozku pro Marshall6v plan G
$50 milionG dolarG.
Washington, D. CIV Ease
danf minuly patek schvalil a.
mericky senat hospodarskou
pomoc cizfm zemim We vysi 49,
122,45O,OOO. Hlasovani vyzne-
10 pomerem HAST 60:8. OBJ
haicGm rozpoctove 1spory Sc
podarilo oklestit prfStf splatku
ma MarshallGv plan o $50 mi
lion6 dolar1.
Konecnemu hlasovan1 O po-
moci cizlm zemlm ramci Mar
shallova planu pTedchazela OBJ
casna, ale rozc1lena debata,
ktera trvala tTi tydny.
Krone schvaleni hospodaf-
ske pomoci Europe ma obranu
proti komunismu, byla t1mto
zakonem take schvalena pomoc
Korei a jinym zemim.
Ackoliv mluvc1 vladnl vetSi-
ny neprosadil, ably Europe byla
poskytnuta pomoc v pine vysi
81 bilionG dolarG, prosadili
ctvrty bod presidentova pro-
gramu O hospodafske pomoci
zaostalym Zem1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
PrGbeh manifested " Berlins
byl klidny az ma jeden incident.

Berlin: - Vice nez jeden
million Berllnan1 mel 1cast ma
majovych Demonstrated ma o.
bou stranach B%raniborske bra
ny. Avsak klidne akce policie
z obou pasem zabranily neja-
kym vets1m srazkam.
Ma rude strane Berllna pora-
dali komuniste manifestaci CT
ste Poole moskevskeho vzoru,
pc dobu 6 hodin pochodovaly
ruzne ty u~niformovane a neu-
niformovane sbory pc ulici Pod
Lipami. Hlavn1 pozornost O.
vsem pfi tom ma sebe soustTe-
dila Rusy utvoTena tax zvana
policie, podobala Sc armada ja-
ko vejce vejci a zpdsobem sve-
no pochodovanf dokazovala, re
ma Ia sebou dobry vojensky
vycvik.
Ma zapadni strane.
V zapadn1ch sektorech Sc Sc
slo k manifestaci ma 100000 IL
d1, starosta zapadn1ho Berlfna
Ernst Reuther tvrdil, re jich
bylo 100000. Ma zapadnf ma
nifestaci bylo slyset ostre stiz-
nosti ma Rusko a ma nemecke
komunisty.'
PrGbeh manifestacf byl eel
KEN klidny, az ma incident ma
oblibenem bojisti to jest ma Po-
stupimskem namesti, kde Sc
sbfhaj1 hranice americkeho, an
glickeho a ruskeho pasma Ber-
lima. Zde byly vrzeny kameny
ma policii z ruskeho pasma, KITE
ra tam tvoTila kordon. Avsak
rychlym zasahem policejnfch
Short mohlo byt nejakym vet
Sim .vytrznostem zabraneno.
Tez potion sc nekolika w
rostkGm ma postupimskem ma
meti podarilo proniknout kor-
donem policie, doslo k nekolika
malym prackam. avsak mic vaz-
neho to nebylo. Bylo zTejmo, re
policenji sbory re vsech pasem
mali skutecne nejlepsi 1mysl
udrzeti kid.
Re zapadnfch pasem bylo ma
mfste 1900 straznikG a "a nj
mi v zaloze stale 5000 spoje-
neckych vojak1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Marsal Tito slibil byti dobrym
balkanskym sousedem.

Belehrad, Jugoslavie: - Mar
sal Tito sl1bil, re zakope valec-
nou sekeru a Dude sc svymi ne
komunistickymi sousedy ziti v
mfru jake dobry balkansky SOU
sed. T6mito sousedy mfnil Rec
ko, Italii a Rakousko. Jak rekl,
pomyslf ma obnovenf plneho
pratelstvf S Reckon hned. Cd
soudil zeme ruskeho bloku, re
Sc We velk6 m1re pletou do jul
goslavskych afer, ale vyslovil
nadeji, re Sc nekdy vratf dny,
kdy i S mimi Sc mu Dude zfti
s%nesitelne. Tito, jenz jiz sko-
70 diva roxy Sc bran1 kremlin-
skym pokusGm O diktaruru a
podrobenf no zaimGm Ruska,
pravil jugoslavskemu parla-
mentu, re chce:
/. znovuzTfditi 1plne normal
nj diplomaticke styky s neko-
munistickym Reckon hned a
jmenovati brzy noveho iugo-
slavskeho vyslance do Athen ;
2. snaziti Sc O zlepsenf vSech
stykd S Itali1 a urovnani obtfz-
nych SPORT, jakym jest budouc-
most Terstu;
3. pokracovati We snahach O
vetsl normalisaci styk1 s Ra-
kouskem, aby Sc utvoTil S timto
dobry sousedsky pomer;
A. udrzovati prisnou odda-
most Ike komunistickym zasa-
dam, jak Jim rozumf Jugosla-
vie:
s. vitati hospodarskou a po-
litickou spolupraci Sc vSemi ze-
m6mi, jez uznajf Jugoslavii "a
zcela rovnocennou a nezavis-
lou a spolupracovati v pine mi
re S Uni narodu;
6. odporovati i nadale velke-
mu natlaku Sc strany komin-
formskych zem1 = ruskeho
bloku - ktery no bojkotova7
cd cervna 1913, ponevadz ne
cht6l podrfditi zajmy zeme zaj-
MIN ruskym;
Z. bojovati proti vytvaTeni
blokG a zajmovych oblastf. je-
likoz ver1, re delenf sveta O.
hrozuje svetovy mir.
Pomoc ma zapadu vyvazila
ztratu ma vychode.
Tito mluvil v novem parla-
mentu, kdyz byl j~ednomyslne
znovu zvolen premierem a zno-
WI ustanovil vsechny cleny sve-
no kabinetu. Jest neien pred
sedou ministerstva, nybrz take
jeste ministrem obrany.
Pravil, re pres sovetsky boj-
kot pomoc cd zapadu pTevazila
ztraty ma obchodu S vychodem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12

hfbitove, kde jsme shelby spo-
iecny hrob 800 havfrn, kterf
byli %zasypani v jednom d1lnfm
n~estestf.
Do Pfibrami jsme dosly "a
tiny a tax Sc stale, re mole ka-
maradka a ia jsme zabloudily
a nevedely jsme, kde bylo nase
procesi ubytovano. Povfdam
kamaradce: "Pojd, sedneme 81
ma schody u kostela a on mas
nekdo najde." A skutecne ma
Sci mas jeden muz, ktery Sc mas
ptal, co tn delame. Kdyz jsme
mu vse vypovedely, fekl nam,
re mas dovede ma mfsto. kde
nase proces1 noclehuje.~ Cestou
JSme Sc zastavily v jedonm OBJ
chode, kde mas pocastoval par
KY a sodovkou. PAX mas zave-
oil ma nase stanoviste.
Druhy den bylo to V sobotu
We ctyfi hodiny rano Sly jsme
zpet ma Svatou Horu ma msi
svatou a k sv. prijfmanf a v 9.
nodln Jiz jsme Ease putovaly k
domovu. Vlp. Vaclav Melichar
mas S jeho ministranty poutnf-
ky vyprovodil, dial nam poze-
hnani a pfal nam stastne ma
vracenl do nasich domov1.
We vesnici Bubojce jsme O.
bedvaly. Byl tam konsky rez-
mix, ktery nam nabfdl vyborny
sulc, konsk6 cerbulaty a jine
lahddky. HIM, to yam bylo po-
smaknut1 ma tech konskych
buftlkach! z Bubojc jsme sly
pies 1zkou lavku mezi rybnf-
KEN a hlubokou hrazi. Lavka
byla re dreva jake kffz, ma
nemz byl Jezfs Kristus ukrizo-
van. Ia vecera isme prisly do
Hornoslna ma nocleh. Nelly
isme stejnou veceTi, jake kdyz
lsme. Sly ma Svatou Horu. Bran
bory a ssedle mleko. Tt dobri
AAAO V 4IO1I 1OOl1l0 I'D 1OCI0u d IL
dlo mic nechteli. Ale my jsme
tam nejakej ten olovnacek a
trochu tech Hofmanskych ka-
PEEK pfece nechaly. We 4. hod.
rano jsme opet vyrazily a asi
kolem 9. hodiny ranni zavftaly
jsme do Lnar ma msi svatou. Pc
snfdani isme Sc daily ma dalsf
cestu pres vesnice Hradiste,
Nedfevo, Novou Yes, Lazany,
Volsany, S~trazejce az jsme do
rally domu do Strfbrnych Hor-
Nalzova. Kdyz jsme prisly do
kostela, cekal ma mas velebny
pan farar a ddelil nam poze-
hnanf. Dekoval Panu Bohu a
Pannence Mari, re :isme sc
zdravy a stastn6 vratily domu.
S pozdravem ma ctenafe
TELEGRAPH"
Barbora Slechtova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Ceskoslovenska narodni rada v
Americe Rads svobodneho ces-
koslovenska We Washingtone.

NeSkoSiOVenska nafO0nI rada "
Americe RadG svobOdneho Ces-
koslovenska We Washingtons.
Sized Ceskoslovenske narod-
nj rady v Americe, konany v
Chicago v dubnu, schvalil jed
nomyslne resoluci tohoto znenf:
"Skutecnost, re vlada Spoje-
nych StatG pine uznava pravo
asylu Rade svobodneho Cesko-
solvenska, byla by w sama O
sobe dotatecnou pr1cinou, ably
Americana ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu pohl1zeli ma Radu svo-
bodneho Ceskoslovenska jake
ma opravneneho pTedstavitele
dnes u~jafmeneho naroda. Je tn
vsak zavazek daleko silnejsi
nez d~iplomaticka 1mluva. Je
to zavazek mravni, ktery k
nam hovoTi tfeba mnohdy i z
dalky hlasem svedomi a p1dvo-
du.
Je tTeba zdnraznit tento vre-
II vztah plnym pochopenfm
dnesn1 move 'budovatelske Gin
nosti: projevem souhlasu bud1z
litera i 1--WE slovo, symbol raz-
ny Gin. Je to pravo, ktere de-
mokracie meni v povinnost a je
to vedomf, re ztrata demokra-
ticke vladnf formy maleho ma
roda je oslabenim demokratic-
kych sill i velke mocnosti.
Zastupci shromazdeni ma
sjezdu Ceskoslovenske narodni
rady v Americe v Chicago dine
l. a 2. dubna 1850 pokladaji
proto praci Rady svobodneho
Ceskoslovenska "a ucinny zpG-
sob boje o obnoven1 skutecne
demokracie Ceskoslovenska."
Andrea Val1sek,
pfedseda sjezdu
Ant. BeneS,
sjezdovy tajemnfk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
$4,000 liber mleka a 10000
liber vaiec csl. uprchlikHHm.

AA0CA V0JC[ NSAs PxCA1AAhU kIls
Pred casem vypsal Americky
fond pro pomoc csl. uprchli-
kim akci pod MAVEN "Mlecny
fond". Fond adresoval krajan-
ske verejnosti tuto vyzvu, kdyz
zjistil, re pro pomocne 1cely
NIUE z1skat cd americkych Il
radG susene mleko a susene vel
&c zdarma, pouze "a uhradu
dopravneho re stredozapad-
Mich statn do New Yorku a Cd
tud do Evropy do DIP taborG.
S radostf mGzeme dnes O.
znamiti re nase VIVA nasla
dobry ohlas u slechetnych kra-
janskych srdcf. Cesky a slo-
vensky fisk ochotne seznamil
sve ctenaTe s urcenim Mlecne-
no fondu, krajanske spolky sc
ma svych sch1zfch usnasely ma
zaslanf dar1, cetni vlastenecti
krajane nam jednotlive poslali
penezite prfspevky k tomuto L.
celu. Vsichni tito darci 81 byli
vedomi toho, ma jaky humannf
q potrebny 1kol prispivajf. By
Ii 81 vedomi toho, re "a jejich
pffspevek do Mlecneho fondu
Sc csl. uprchlfkdm dostane hod-
noty daleko vyssi, pc financnf
i vyzivne STRANGE, nez by Sc da-
10 jakymkoli jinym zp1sobem
opatTit.
Do 80. dubna 1850 Sc ma
Mlecny fond seslo celkem ST.
154.01. Tato castka Sc sklada
z DART:
Krajansky vybor, Cleveland,
O., S1,0OO.OO; American-Cze-
choslovak Chamber of Com
mere Chicago, ILL.,, $4,000;
Canadian Fund for Czechoslo-
yak Refugees, Toronto, Ont,
$4,000; Corps Mira of the Slo-
yak Gymnastic Union Sokol,
Binghamton, N. Y. $4,000;
Ceskoslovensky damsky klub
Miami. Fla, $1,000; Dairy jed
notlivych krajanG, jejichz jme-
na budou uvefejnena v nasich
pravidelnych bykazech S362.1O
Soucasne S tlmto vykazem
DART mGzeme oznamit krajan-
ske verejnotsi. re jsme jiz "a
dali obiednavku ma $4,000 liber
suseneho mleka a 10000 liber
susenych vajec.
Tato zasilka dojde v brzke
dobe do ceskoslovenskych tabo-
ri v Nemecku, Rakousku a l.
talii. Bude vd6cne prijata csl.
a pfispeje k zlepse-
nj a zpestrenf jeiich .iidelnfho
lfstku a zejmena k vyzive d6tf
Krajanske spolky i jednotli-
vi darci, kteTf ma Mlecny fond
pTisp6li, mohou byt hrdi ma ten
70 svGj skutek. Jejich dar wy
konal mnoho dobra. Dekuje-
i'm vsem "a tento opetovny
prGkaz krajanske a lidske las
ky.
SlibnI pocatek Mlecneho fon-
nu byl tadv dan. Budeme v te-
to akci pokracovat a dekujeme
pT1st1m darcGm "a jejich pfi-
spevky.
American Fund For
Czechoslovak Refugees,
Room GOT, IT'S Broadway
New York 10, N. Y.