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Evening star., 1950-01-26
Quirino May Leoye
Hospital This Week
BY fhe Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Presi-
dent Elpidio Quirino of the Phil
ippines continues to make excel
lent progress at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, where he is recovering
from a kidney stone operation.
A hospital spokesman said he
should be able to leave the hos
pital by the end OF the week. The
operation was performed Janu-
ary 16.
One of his visitors yesterday
was Pho Pedrosa, Philippine
Finance Minister.
Evening star., 1950-01-26

Legion's current legislative pro-
gram.
Elmer w. Sherwood, adjutant
general of the Indiana National
Guard and chairman of the COM
mission, told the meeting neither
efficiency nor economy would re-
suit from putting the Hoover pro-
posals into effect.
Preparedness legislation also is
on the Legions legislative agenda
Efforts will be made by the COM
mission to bring about enactment
of plans for peacetime training
OF the country's youth. 1t will also
push for legislation to set up a
civilian defense program.
Evening star., 1950-01-26

larger than in the last prewar
year.
Mr.. Hoover asked for $57,400,-
900 to run the Federal Bureau
OF Investigation for the fiscal year
starting July l. This is an in
crease of $594,859 over the cur
rent fiscal year.
Part of the added funds would
go toward another SIT employees,
of which 324 would be special in
vestigating agents.
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Legion Group Scores
Hoover Plan for VA

Strong opposition to changes in
the Veterans Administration as
proposed by the Hoover Commits
sion was expressed by the national
legislative commission of the
American Legion yesterday.
The commission is meeting in
the MayfoWer Hotel to plan the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-03-01
WHAT SIZE PLOW
WILL YOUR TRACTOR
PULL?

No matter what size pillow .you'r re now
using you'll find new Schafer One-Way
plow that your tractor tOiH pHli-aDd you'll
biow fwice TO several times as fast!
Pays for itself because il saves time.
labor. fuel and real money! The easiest pull.
ing bi0tDs ever bHiltf Now with new fea.
sures--hydraulic lift arm; new construction
time barrel!
This is the pillow for mel says A. w,
Dills of Panhandle, Texas, After checking
on other makes bought my Ia ft. Schafef
plowi''
Why not see your dealer today-oR
write for free. illustrated folders?
The ScHAFER PL0W, inc.
2s7 SIMPSON PRATT. KANSAS
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-03-01
Handy Farm Ideas
Farm Mechanics
BY |. W. DICKERSON
KEEPS DRAIN OUTLET FREE

L. L. writes: eff you have trouble
with your drain or sewer outlet plug
ging up. with snow at the end, take
an old barrel and run the pipe in at
hole in one end and cut about
quarter section out of the other end
for the water to get out"
Note by I. w. D.-Usually all that
is necessary to overcome this trouble,
is to lay a piece of roll roofing over
the end of the drain with post or
board on each side of the pipe and
let the water run out under this.
Usually there will be enough warmth
to prevent freezing under this cover.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-03-01

auto springs and bolted them to
heavy posts through the center holes,
with the curve away from the di-
rection of pull. Cut shallow notches
near the ends as shown with small
emery wheel, pull the wires until
the springs are Strengthened out, and
they will stay tight indefinitely. The
number of leaves to use will depend
on the length of the line"
Note by I. w. D.-Seems like a
very simple but reliable way to put
up such wash line. 1t might be well
to wire brush the springs before
putting up and then paint well with
aluminium paint to avoid rust stains
to clothing.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-03-01
WASH LINE sTRETcHER

r. H. writes: "Here is a sketch of
a handy device to keep a clothesline
stretched tightly. l took pair of old
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

A regional conference on dis
ordinations in higher education
will be held Nov. 3-4th at the
Palmer House in Chicago.
The conference Will be CO.
sponsored by the Committee on
Discrimination in Higher Educa-
ton of the American Council on
Education and Regional Com
mittee made up of those educa-
tors from four State areas who
attended the National Conference
in November 1949.
DR.. David Henry of Wayne
University is chairman of the
group who will attend the con-
ference from Michigan. DR.. A.
c. Ivy, vice-president in charge
of Professional Schools, Univer-
sity of Illinois, will serve as
chairman.
The 1949 conference which was
co-sponsored by the American
Council on Education and the An
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Sweetest Day Set

Appealing to everyone's desire
to do a good turn, Saturday, Oct
81. has been set aside as Sweet
est Day for 1850.
Detroit, as will the rest of the
nation. will honor this national
observance by distributing gifts
to shut-ins, remembering orphans
with tokens of neighborliness,
and by calling attention to those
acts which brighten everyone 5
days throughout tn year-a warm
smile, a cheerful word, a friendly
act
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
Why Higginbotham Has
Removed Two Grades

and removing the Boys shop and
the homemaking room, there will
be more room and the small chill
dren will be able to go all day.
understand that it was our
excellent and most sincere PTA
that thought up the idea, which
consists of the neighborhood par
ents.
So tell your mothers, fathers
and friends all about it, if they
haven't already received letter
that the small children will soon
start on all day sessions as soon
as possible.
Written>by Mae Smith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
School Discriminate
Tonic Of Chi Conference

defamation League. was al
tended by over 100 educators:
from all over the United Sta es.
Recommendations at that time
called for series OF regional on
ferences attended by educa'or'
so that problems peculiar 20 Ger.
tain regions might be met ~ he
educators who were most famll.
lar with them those from the
specific area.
The University of Michiean
Michigan State and Albion col.
leges have thus far signifies Of
fetal delegates will be sent &c
the Conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
BY Sarah Jenkins. Age LISA

In the Spring of the year
budded out on Maple tree on
Benson. Then l grew and grew
until was good size leaf.
On rainy days my friends and
I protected people from the rain.
And on the sunshine days we
protected them from the sun.
Then fall came, l fell off the
tree and stayed on the ground two
days. But the next day a little
girl picked me up and took me
home with her.
When she got home she placed
me in thick dark book, and
placed lot of books on top of
me- l stayed in the book two
days.
The next day the little girl took
me out of the book and took me
to school with her.
In the Science room the little
girls teacher and classmates
studied about me. Then the little
girl pasted me in her science note
book, and wrote nice story
about me.
hope when the little girl fin
ishes with her notebook, she
won't take me out and throw me
away, but keep me in the note
book, and keep me next to her
until the end of time.
Because she has been so nice
to me from that day until this
day that have been in her note
book.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

Editors Note: The following
vas written by an eighth grade
student of Higginbofham school
as a class room project.
AS a member of the 8A grade
class. | think it is a smart ideal
70. them to remove the seventh
and eighth grades, because the
school is jam packed and the chill
dren who really should be going
on whole day sessions are only
Going on half day sessions.
Going only on half days prevent
the small children from learning
the way they are supposed to. BY
removing the two higher grades
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

Now is the time for hobgoblins
and witches. Let's take advantage
OF this night to make merry and
have a Halloween masquerade.
Surely this is one night in the
year when we don't want to wear
our best clothes and put on our
party manners. No time could be
more appropriate, for Halloween Is
additionally the night for informal
fun and frolic.
Ducking for apples, nosing in
-four for pennies, pinning the tail
on the black cat, are all appropriate
games. Traditional Halloween foods
are apples and doughnuts. Hot
spiced cider for the older groups OF
hot chocolate, with marshmallows
on top. for young fry; candies and
other sweets are popular with all.
The hobgoblins described below
are attractive for any age group -
excellent for marking places at the
table or acting as favors! With a
toothpick dipped into melted choco-
late, you can print guests name
on the marshmallow section OF each
goblin. This will add to merriment
of your Halloween party. Have fun!
Halloween HoboobIins
1 cup honey or molasses
"A cup sugar
l teaspoon salt
l tablespoon butter or margarine
IL cups wheat fakes or corn flakes
Marshmallows
Dried figs
Almonds
l cup sugar
u cup boiling water
/ teaspoon cider vinegar
Combine honey, sugar. and salt ana
cook 10 minutes, or until small
amount OF syrup forms firm ball in
cold water Cor TO a temperature or
246o FL. Add butter. Add cereal,
stirring lightly to coat flakes. Cool;
then quickly shape into 2l9-inch balls.
buttering hands lightly to prevent mix
ture from sticking. Makes II balls.
Insert skewers or lollpop sticks into
balls. Open figs. removing seeds. Fill
cavities with candy. For facial fea-
lures, insert pieces OF blanched
almonds. First run stick through
marshmallow, then through fig head.
Combine sugar, boiling water. and
cider vinegar and boil TO tempera-
ture OF 2700 f. Dip just the heads
into the syrup.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
My Maple Leaf
Editors Note: The following
were written as a science room
project at Norvell School.)
NV NAM vrnr
MY MAPLE LEAF
BY Janet Davis. Age ll-6B

l am maple leaf and / live
on maple tree with my, broth
er s and sisters. One day a little
boy came long with a big stick
and he knocked my brother, and
sister and me to the ground.
He took all three of us home
with him, he put my sister in a
book, he put my brother in one
two, and he put me in a great
big book. For several days there
we stayed until one day he came
and took the three of us out of
the books and put us in an en-
velope and carried us off.
We went for a long walk with
the little boy then we came tc a
building. He took us in the
science room and pasted us in his
notebook, and there we shall live
forever and ever.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
YM Membership
Drive Soars-0H

Some 275 members and S250c
we're reported on opening night
TO give the st. Antoine YMCA
big push toward achieving its
goal of 1900 members and $4,000.
Six more report meetings still
remain to be held each Monday
night
DR.. Jesse Jai Mcneil. general
campaign chairman. delivered
the keynote address emphasiz-
ing the need tor full support of
community serving agencies
like the YMCA and urging full
support. He subsfanfiated his
remarks by taking out Civic
Membership of 500.
Others taking Civic Member
ships were Father F. r. Meyers
of st Matthews Episcopal Church;
the Rev. Horace A. White, Ply
mouth Congregational Church;
the Rev. Jacob C. Oglesby, Cal
vary Baptist Church; Thomas +.
Matthews, the Rev. Raymond s.
Jackson, Church of God; liza
Beard c. A. Howell and A. B.
Chennault.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Detska prace ie chloubou
komunistH.

Praha. - Delnictvo, lekari
a socialni politikove celia desc
tiletf bojovali o zakaz prace
detf. Nell 1spech nejprve v
iednotlivych zem1ch, a pc PRIV
nj svetove valce dosahli 1spe-
chu svetoveho, kdyz Mezina-
rodni Trad prace pfi Spolecno-
sti narod1 zakazal detskou pra-
ci vseobecne. Ones jenom nej-
zaostalejsi orientaln1 staty do
volujf praci detf. K MIN Sc ted
ovsem radf i staty komunistic-
Ike, ba dokonce i Ceskosloven-
sko, kde "a demokratickeho re-
zimu byl nejvetsf socialn1 po-
krok.
Lidove noviny re II. cervna
Sc chlub1, re cesan1 chmelu OBJ
staravajf letos z osmdesati pro-
cent skolni deti. Hosi a dlvky
pry rychle chapou, novy vztah
k praci a jejich vykonnost ros-
tie soutezenfm a odmenami. CAS-
ne vstavajf, pracujf v desti a
nepohode, ~prekonavaj r1zne
t9zkosti namahave prace a "a
zvyseny vykon pax S radostl
prijfmajf "zlate ceny'': cokola-
du, knihy, penezni odmeny a
prazdninove cesty k mort. -
Cesanf chmelu je prace oprav-
du tezka a spojena S ruznymi
nevyhodami v ubytovan1, stra-
vovanf atd. Mali Sc tedy praz-
sti komuniste CHM chlublt, re
zotrocuji sokln1 deti. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Judith Coplonove byl odepren
now soud.

Washington, D. C. - Vladnf
distriktn1 soudce Albert l..
Reeves zam1tl zadost O move
soudni rfzenf, byv. vlad. tired
nici Judith Coplonove, dvakra-
tie jiz odsouzene pro spionaz.
Coplonova op1rala svoji "a
dost o zahajen1 noveho soudni-
no Tizenf o to, re dGkazy prot
nj uplatnovane byly zalozeny
ma odposlouchanf telefonickych
rozhovorG agenty FBI. Fede-
raln1m soudem We Washington
nu byla Coplonova odsouzena
do zalare cd 40 mes1c1 do 10
let "a kradez vladnfch spisd a
porotou New Yorku byla Cd
souzena k zalari do Is let pro-
to, re Sc spolu S ruskym inze-
nyrem Gubicevem dopustila
spiknutl ku spachanl spionaze.
Soudce Raaeves rozhodl, re
ddkazy prot Coplonove nejsou
zalozene ma odposlouchani tele-
fonickych rozhovorG a proto
musela byt zadost obzalovane
zam1tnuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Neklid mezi dsIniky
" Ceskoslovensku.

Praha. = PrGmysloveho del
nictva zmocnuje sc vice a vice
vSeobecny neklid a v zavodech
Sc projevuje nespokojenost. Po-
licie nasazuje tedy sv6 agenty
do tovaren jake obycejne del
Milky, ably tax mohla zjistovat
naladu a "podvratne zivly." Tt
to AGENT jsou Poole nedavnych
smernic vyb1rani re vsech pra-
cOvnlch odbord a pax cviceni
We zvlaStnlch kursech. Ma pra-
covnich m1stech slfdf pax zej-
mena, IDA d6lnfci nesabotujf a
pfi sebemens1m podezTeni ma
T1d1 pax prohl1dku vsech del
Mkt a jejich bytG. Take do We
like vysocanske tovarny Cesko-
moravska-K olben-D anek byli
nasazeni takovf policejnf spic-
love, ale vsechno jejich patra-
nj bylo marne. Sotvaze vsak
byli 10. cervna z tovarny odvo-.
lani, vybuchl obrovsky kotel.
Ukazalo Sc, re vybuch byl zpG-
soben tfaskavinami, ktere byly
pTimfchany do uhlf, aniz je by
10 mono rozeznat. Stale sc to
asi pr doprave uhlf do tovar-
ny. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Process proti ctrnacti o~dbojarIGm
" Kyjove.

Kyjov. - Poole zahranicnf-
no tisku zacal prave pred KY
jovskym soudem ma Morave
process proti ctrnacti clenGm
podzemni odbojove skupiny,
jey pry byla znama ma JIM
Morave pod jmenem "skupina
Broz 38". Poole zpravy brnen-
skeho listu "Rovnost" jsou vsi-
chni odzalovanf obvineni, re Sc
dopustili spiknut1 a re chystali
ozbrojene povstan1 prot komu-
nistickemu rezimu. - Zm1heny
list dale p1se, re v cele teto pod
zemni skupiny stall Frantisek
Dvorak, a re mela celkem osm-
desat clen1. Vets1 cast byla pry
liz odsouzena v nedavnem pro-
cesu pred statnlm soudem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
FBI je pripravena pro pfipad
valky S Ruskem.

Washington, D C. - Wash
ingtonsky dopisovatel "Chica-
go Daily News" Edwin A. La
hey sd6luje, jak federalnf tai
IA sluzba FBI je pfipravena
zakrocit prot vsem poGvrat-
nym zivlGm We Spojenych Sta
tech V onom pfipad6, kdyov Sc
dnesni valecny konflikt ma Ko-
rel %rozpoutal v o%tevfenou val
ku S Ruskem.
4,100 tajnych agentG teto
sluzby pod r1zen1m Edgara
Hoovera nell v poslednf sveto-
We valce moznost nabyt CEN
nych zkusenostf O tom, jak je
nutno zajistit vnitfni bezpec-
most We Spojenych Statech. Ia
jiSten1 komunistickych agentG
V prfpad6 move valky bylo by
rychle, nenapadne a 1cinne.
Urednfci z FBI mlcf O odha-
du poctu pravdepodobnych Eat
cenl, avsak nektef1 poZOrova-
tele mali "a to, re by mohlo byt
pozavfrano 30 100, 900 osob
podezfelych z podvratne Gin
onsti. Mluvcf tajne sluzby FBI
prohlasil, re by prvn1 kroky
byly nam1feny proti osobam,
z~auj1maj1cf klfcove posice v
podvratnych organisaclch a v
teto akci by Sc pokracovalo tax
dlouho, dokud by takove orga-
nisace nebyly zbaveny sveho
komunistickeho vedeni.
Mluvci FBI dale prohlasil, re
n%ejmocnejsi oporou takoveho
zakroku by bylo verejne anne
ricke min6nf a nejlepSf odhalo-
vatele komunistickych sabotaz-
Mkt by byli samotnf delnfci v
americkych tovarnach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
v poradi nejvetsi NEST klesla
Pariz ma II. mfsto.

Par1z. - Poslednf odhady
kladou lidnatost Par1ze ma g.
100000. Pocet obyvatelstva Sc
nezvetsil vGbec cd prvnf sveto-
We valky. Vladni 1rady vysv6-
tlujl nehybnost rcpulace nouzi
0 byty, vyplyvajicf z kontroly
najemneho. Municipaln1 spra-
va ocekavala asi pdl milionovy
pffrGstek obyvatelstva pc de-
molovan1 hradeb kolem mesta
v pozdnfch dvacatych letech.
Tim Sc totiz z1skal pas pozem-
XII kolem mesta v Stree asi pGl
mile pro stavebn1 ucely. Ale
nfzka 1roven, ma n1z jest udr-
zovano najemne zakonem, zne-
moznuje podnikatelGm stavby
dom1 nebo cinzak1, jelikoz ty-
to neprinasejf primereneho d.
chodu. Pred nekolika desftile-
tfmi byla Parfz tretf mesto ma
svete, hned po Londyne a New
Yorku. Nyni st,jf ma II. mfste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
DR.. Milada Horakova byla po-
pravena a s nj dalSi tri
vlastenci.

Praha. = Poole zpravy Reu-
terovy tiskove kancelafe byla
V Praze popravena byvala po-
slankyne DIR. Milada Horakova,
49leta p%rovdana zena, ktera
byla odsouzena k smrti 8. Ger
vna pro protivladni- cinnost o
udanlivou spionaz.
DR.. Milada HorakOva Jest
prvn1 zenou popravenou v Ces-
koslovensku rozsudkem, vyne-
senym csl. soudem.
S nj byli popraveni ma Sibe-
nici 38-lety Jan Buchal, byvaly
ddstojnik csl. policie, DIR. Oh
dfich Pelcl, byvaly mattel u
helnych dolI a Zavis Kalan-
dra, novinar, ktery byl kdysi
t~ajemn1kem Leona Trockeho.
Popravena csl. vlastenka by
la statecnou a neohrozenou ze-
nou, ktera otevrene ma soude
doznala, re pracovala prot
vladnoucimu krvavemu rezimu.
Nikde civilisovanem svete sc
netrestajf politicti provinilci
smrt1 jenom "a to, re stoji otev-
rene proti vladnoucimu rezimu.
Ohlas techto barbarskych DO
prav a zejmena prvnf poprava
zeny, odsouzene k smrti pro po-
liticky delikt, Dude NIT hlubo-
kou odeZvu v celem svet6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Amerika stoji "a Trumanem.
Projevy souhlasu S jeho
politikou.

Washington, D. c. Pc ce-
le Americe Sc ozyvajl hlasy
predstaviteld verejneho zivota
ma podporu politiky presidenta
Trumana v korejskem konflik-
tn. Mezi temi, kdoz sc posta-
viii "a presidentovo prohlaseni
O pomoci korejske republice,
jsou byvaly republikansky pre-
sident Herbert Hoover, gene
raj Dwight Eisenhower, vddce
liberalnl strany Adolph Berle,
vedoucl funkcionaf odboroveho
svazu Americke federace pra-
ce Matthew VOL a predseda
organisace americkych zidov-
skych valecnych vyslouzilcu
Jackson Holtz. Americke sdru-
zeni pTatel Spojenych narod6
v~yslovilo Sc S uznanfm O roz-
hodnutf Bezpecnostni rady v
korejske otazce, jez oznacuje
"a "okamzite a energicke".
Sdruzenf vyslovuje dale sve
pfesvedcenf, re to, re Spojene
narody rychle zahajily policej-
nj opatreni, jez odpov1daji "a
sadam charity a kolektivni bez-
pecnosti, Dude NIT sve priznive
vysledky a re umoznf sprave.
dive resent konfliktu a tim "a
chovan1 mezinarodnfho pravnf.
no radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Zatykani " komunistickem
Svazu csl. mIadeze.

Praha. = Move ministerstvo
statnl bezpecnosti v Ceskoslo-
vensku, Tfzene Ladislavem Ko-
privou "a vrchnlho dozoru So
vetskeho policisty Jekoprajeva,
vydava den re dine rozkazy k
honickam ma cleny podzemnl-
no protikomunistickeho hnuti
a zatykani nespolehlivych osob.
Poslednf akce byla provedena
ma Vinohradech (Praha KILL
pri ktere pry byla odhalena nej-
vetsi podzemnf organisace. By
10 zatceno nekolik des1tek lidl,
ale IDA Sc, re Sc policii nepoda-
rilo zjistit veden1 organisace.
Tato vinohradska skupina
mela vlastnf dobTe vybudovany
bezpecnostn1 system, take po-
licie pri vysetTovani octla Sc v
zacarovanem kruhu, z ktereho
new kudy kan. Jedinym INA
mym a ovsem pr1znacnym w
sledkem policejnf akce je to, re
mezi zatcenymi je mnoho cinov-
n1kG komunistickeho SvaZu
csl. mladeze, ktery mel nedavno
velky paradnf sized V Praze a
chlubil Sc, re uz ma million Gle
nj. Pravl sc, ze-moralkou Sva-
zu otTaslo hlavne sesaZenf SET
redaktora svazoveho organu
"Mlada fronta', j. Horce. JFCI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
RusGm prvotridni zbozi.
CechUm starozitnosti

Praha: Kdyz byla v Praze
uspofadana vystava pfedmetd,
ktere CSR venovalo jake dar k
narozeninam Josefa Stalina,
vsem kdoz Sc osmelili a VISTA
WI navstivili, tocila Sc z darGI
hlava. Pro Stalina byla zde
lokomotiva, nejvetsf auto, ae-
roplan, model auta z ryzfho
zlata, koberce, kozesiny, skle-
meme pfedmety, zlate predme-
ty. Celia skf1n z cokolady a
Y nj zasuvky z nugatu, saty, bo-
ty, damske kombine, proste vse-
CHINO ma co 81 jenom vzpomene-
me. Csl. vlada mela tolik Cd
hahy, re tyto luxusnf veci VISTA
villa, ably drazdila csl. obcan-
stvo, ktere 81 nem6ze koupit je-
ste mic kloudn6ho, protoze vse-
chino nejlepsf zbozf jde do
SSSR a v CSR z6stava jenom
brak a vselijak6 zmetky. "Pra-
We pred dvema mesici byly zfi-
zenl v CSR t.. Nv. "bazary", v
nichz Sc prodava LEVINE t. Nv.
vyfazene, brakove zbozf eli
zmetky. Je Size toho zbozf
dost, ale nejde ma odbyt tax
jak 81 panov6 predstavovali,
protoze i kdyz LEVINE, tedy kaz-
dy hledi ma to, ably mel dobrou
vec a ne podradnou, nebo spat-
nou, pc pffpade nepotrebnou.
PAM z narodniho podniku
Obchodnf domy pTisli proto ma
iinou myslenku jak z1skat a wy
tahat z lidu penfze. V Sudetech
a pc csl. uprchlfcfch bylo zaba-
veno mnoho cenneho majetku,
zejmena starozitnosti, kterych
Sc chit obchodn1 domy zbavit
a proto zaffdili v poslednfm pa
ire Bfla Labut v Praze prodej-
nu starozitnostf. Tam dostane
kazdy vsechno cd cfnskeho por-
celanu pc loznici Ludvlka XII.
Ceny jsou RUNE. Ovsem co jde
nejv1ce ma odbyt? Jsou vetsi-
nou prakticke predmety pro
domacnost, kterych nebude po-
uz1van jake starozitnosti ale
iako uzitkovych predm6t6. A
ie zajfmave, re v zemi nejlep-
sfho porcelain, kupujf Sc sta
rozitn6 tallre, hrnky atd., KITE
re pouz1vajf v domacnostech.
Take LEVINE bytove doplnky
idou ma odbyt. Nejvetsl "a
jem je o stare zbrane, jake sa-
vie, muskety, kopf, rapfry, bam-
bitky a pod. F. P.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-07
Boxer Jack Dempsey SIS let.

New York, - V minulych
dnech slavil, stale popularni
byvaly mistr sveta v tezke va
re, Jack Dempsey svoje 55ti le-
tie narozeniny. By to jeden z
MISREPRESENTATION boxer1 sveta,
ktery "a sve karieery vydelal
neco pres 6 milionG dolarG, re
zapasG prot Jess Willardovi,
francouzovi Georges Carpen-
terovi, Louis Firpovi, Jack Shar-
keyovi a konecne proti svemu
pTemoziteli Gene Tunneyovi.
Nynl ia ok Depsey jest ma Cd
pocinku a funguje nekdy jake
rozhodci boxerskych zapasd a
dokonce hraje We filmu.