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Evening star., 1950-05-14

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Evening star., 1950-05-14

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lot sections section maredFREE
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Evening star., 1950-03-29

Shorties and Long Coots, JulIior
FIeeces, Novelty Checks and Plaid:
All Wood Gobordines. Sizes 70
Juniors and Misses.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-29
WOnnen's Clubs
Property Tax Repeal Advocated
By District Chapter of OAR
By Frances Kuhn

r. Repeal of the District personal
property tax and a lower tax on
real estate were urged yesterday
at the conclusion of the 49th
State Conference of the District
Daughters of the American Rev.
olution.
At the same time, the Daugh-
ters recommended that the South
Capitol Street Bridge be named
the Major L'Enfant Bridge in
honor of the planner of "the Fed
eral City"
The conference was climaXed
by the election of Mrs. James D.
Skinner as the new State regent
Evening star., 1950-03-29
Liberty Bell to Be Symbol

The role women can play in pre-
serving democratic liberties by
thrift and alienation of the ma
tional debt through savings bonds
purchases was stressed through
out the day.
Morning speakers included Mrs
Georgia Neese Clark, Treasurer
of the United States; Vernon L
Clark. national director of the
Savings Bonds program; Leon j
Markham, director of sales fol
the drive; Miss Margaret Hickey
editor of the public affairs depart
ment of the Ladies Home Journal;
Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, vice presi-
dent of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs and Miss Sylvia
F. Porter, financial editor of the
New York Post.
Pointing out that a large per-
centage of women hold the purse
strings Of the Nation, Mrs. Clark
declared: American women owe
a great responsibility toward the
maintenance of our free enter
prise economy. Democracy is a
full time job and a full-time enter
prise"
Mrs. Nancy G. Robinson, direc-
tor of women's activities for the
Savings Bonds Division, presided
at the afternoon session which
was followed by a tea at Blair
House where the conferees were
the guests of Mrs. Truman.
Evening star., 1950-03-29

The Liberty Bell in Phila-
delphia's Independence Hall will
be the symbol of this years indie
pendence Savings Bonds drive,
scheduled for May IS through July
4, Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder told representatives of %
national women's organizations
yesterday.
Secretary Snyder spoke at an
all-day conference at the Treas
ury Department devoted to plans
for the participation of women in
the third annual peacetime saw
ings bonds drive which will be
launched in Philadelphia. The
leaders attending represented Or
ganizations with an approximate
membership of 80 million.
Mr.. Snyder announced that to
stimulate interest in the drive,
of which thrift will be the key
note, 48 reproductions of the Lib
erty Bell are being hand cast in
France. The bronze and brass
interests of the Nation are pay
ing for it, he said; the steel indus
try is providing the mountings for
the bells, and a large automobile
company will supply special trucks
for their transportation around
the country during the campaign.
The Secretary was introduced
by Mrs. Ellen S. Woodward, chair
man of the Woman's National Ad-
visory Committee. who presided at
the morning session.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
Modern
Marriage
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

"It sounds to me as if your hus-
band might have been the middle
one in family of three children" i"
I suggested to Mrs. F.
How did you guess it?"
GAS you describe him." I ex-
planned, "he's always trying to at
tract attention, always pushing
himself forward"
"He certainly is! What does that
have to do with three children?"
"Of course, there are q great
many reasons why a man might
try to attract attention. But a
common one is his position among
his brothers and sisters. Even
though children in the same FAM
lily are brought up as much alike
as possible, they aren't treated in
the same way-they can't be. The
oldest child in the family, for ex-
ample, is likely to be the conserva-
tive. He grows up to feel that the
world is pretty we'll organized
because it is organized for his ben
eft. He gets privileges that the
younger children can't have. He's
allowed to sit up. when they have
to go to bed. He's allowed to drive
the car. They can't. He doesn't
want a revolution-it couldn't
throw him any higher, because
he's already on top of the heap.
1t could only displace him. So, he
reasons. let's let well enough
alone!"
I'm the oldest in a family of
four, myself" Mrs. F. interrupted.
"One reason my husband and I
don't get along is that I'm so much
more conservative than he"
You'll have hard work to find,
in all history. great rebel or rev.
olutionary leader who was an
eldest child" I assured her. THE
youngest is likely to be the rebel.
He never gets anything unless he
fights for it, so he forms the
habit of fighting"
"How about the middle child?"
Hes between the hammer and
the anvil" explained. He gets
the feeling that nobody pays any
attention to him. You are in the
living room telling the visitors how
well the older child is doing in
school, and how cute the baby is.
You hear glass breaking in the
kitchen. That's the middle child.
merely reminding you that he
exists. He gets the idea that no
one has time to notice him unless
he does something to put himself
in the spotlight. 1t becomes a
habit"
1T surely did in my husbands
case" said Mrs. F., "but I'll be a
little more patient with him now
that understand the reason"
Evening star., 1950-03-29
1000 at Hudussuh Dance

More than 1000 members and
guests attended the annual donor
dinner and dance given last night
by the Washington Chapter Of
Hadassah at the Mayfower Hotel.
The occasion marked the cul-
mination of the chapters fund
raising efforts for the year, which
have resulted in contributions of
approximately 100000. Hadassah
supports work for young people in
Israel through it's Youth Aliyah
and also maintains an extensive
medical program.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Manchester,
chapter president. gave a brief
resume of Hadassah's activities,
pointing out that the program has
helped many thousands of irnlni-
grants who have entered Israel in
the last two years.
Evening star., 1950-03-29

Mrs. O'Byrne warned that the
entire problem of national defense
has been changed by the atom
bomb and the hydrogen bomb
She also expressed the opinion
that the EXPOSE of Communistic
spies who have boldly carried on
their operations in our very midst,
removes any doubts we may have
had over the decision to go ahead
with the research work to manu-
facture the hydrogen bomb"
Earlier, the society approved a
resolution calling for the removal
of any Communist or person af-
filiated with a Communist-front
organization from Government
office. and urging that precautions
be taken to prevent the employ
ment of such persons.
In other resolutions it opposed
ratification of the convention
of the International Labor Organ
ization and the participation Of
the United States in the Interna-
tional Trade Organization. 1t
also denounced the genocide con
vention" of the Joint Assembly of
the United Nations as another
conspiracy designed to obtain
world government"
The society went on record as
opposing what it termed social
lied medicine" and asked for con-
gressional action on the removal
of artificial controls and price
supports in order that private en-
terprise may resume operation on
the basis of supply and demand. !"
Opposing labor monopoly" it
indorsed proposals that industry
wide bargaining be prohibited and
that labor unions be included un-
der the antitrust laws.
The group, in another resolution
On District affairs, urged that the
sesquicentennial celebration plan
ners include in the pageant events
which would bring the early city
to life.
1t also voted to petition Con-
gress to prevent the United States
Soldiers Home from being trans
ferred to the Veterans Admins
tration from the jurisdiction of
the Department of the Army. The
resolution pointed out that it has
been proposed that the home be
transferred, wholly or in part, to
the VA for the purpose of erecting
a veterans hospital or a veterans
medical center on the site.
Mrs. Wifred j. Chairman was
chairman of the Resolutions Com
mittee,
Evening star., 1950-03-29

The principal dinner address
was made by BARLEY Crum, for
mer publisher who served as a
member of the Anglo-American
Commission of Inquiry on Pales-
tine. Mr.. Crum, who recently re-
turned from a trip to Israel, is the
author of Behind the Silken
Curtain"
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Joseph Freedman, dinner
chairman. Rabbi Isadore Breslau
also was presented.
A number from official circles
attended the dinner, including
several members of Congress,
members of the Israeli Embassy
staff and representatives of the
State Department..
The program was followed by
dancing to the Meyer Davis Or
cheStra.
Evening star., 1950-03-29

to succeed Mrs. David L. Wells.
Mrs. Wells has been Endorsed by
the District Society for the ma
tional Office of vice president gen.
eral in 1851.
Other State officers elected were
Miss Mamie F. Hawkins, vice
regent: Mrs. Dorothy w. S. Ragan,
chaplain; Mrs. William S. Kenyon,
recording secretary; Mrs. James
M. HasWell. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Elsie Cahill, treasurer;
Mrs. Joseph H. Galliher, assistant
treasurer; Mrs. Jerome A. Esker.
registrar; Miss Faustine Dennis,
historian, and Mrs. Harold c.
Marsh, librarian.
The three-day meeting was fol-
lowed last night by a banquet at
the Shoreham Hotel where Mrs.
Roscoe C. O'Byrne, president gen.
eral of the national organization,
spoke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05

Minulou nedeli, dine 80. dub.
ma bylo 1.-Two We Washingtonu
Vzdor neprizniv6mu pocas1
shromazdil Sc kolem druhe no.
diny velky pocet krajanG Wash.
ingtonskych i hostG zdali v Ply.
THAN Temple k velke oslave
destileteho trvanf Radu "Wash.
ington els. 444" G. S. A. Jed
noty. Oslava byla spojena S
obfadnym uvadenlm 20 novych
clen6. Vykonny Vybor 6. S. A
Jednoty Chicago vyslal svehc
pfedsedu, br. V. Muzika k tetc
oslave, ktery byl tez slavnost-
MIN Tecn1kem.
Uvadecf obrady die ritualG
c. S. A. provedla uvadecf ceta
z Endicott, N. Y, We svych mad
hernych, malebnych, moray
skych krojfch. Cete Endicott-
sk6 asistovala uvadecf ceta sta
tn Maryland We svych krasnych
stejnokrojfch. Zvlaste DOZEN
ne bylo, kdyz dive male deti,
neimladsf clenove 'Endicottske
Getty. pTistrojene Ia Sohaje a
sohajku, u dortu, v kterem by
10 zabodnuto 10 horfcich svl-
eek, zpivali: Happy Birthday
m Won WASHINGTON
ODE Getty predvedly obt1zne
pochodove reje velmi pTesne,
zaGez sklidily bourlivy potlesk
cd pfitomnych. Ceremonarem
byl br. F. Click, oblastni orga-
nisator, ktery tez pTedstavil
hosty a zastupce G. S. A. TadG
4 Virginie, Marylandu a New
Yorku; zastupci pronesli zdra-
vice a pfanf mnoha zdaru i v
budoucnu Tadu Washington.
Pc ukoncenf proslov1 a IVA
deni rozpTedla Sc v pravde bra
trska zabava, pri n1z k tanci
vyhravala chvalne znama Svi-
takova kapela.
V dolejsf mfstnosti byla hoj-
ne zasobena kuchyne S vybe-
rem vytecne pripravenych il
del a bar k zahnan1 lyme. T.
castnik1m sc ami dom1 nechte-
10 a zajiste budou zazite dojmy
vZpom1nat.
z Baltimore byly vypraveny
2 busy S 1castn1ky vcetne Getty.
Anton Rys.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Lane m'uvil a zahral ma piano
We vychodo-b altimorskem klubu

Guverner William Preston
Lane podal zpravu O vykonech
sve administrace We schGzi
Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mladiku
7. Wardy, 21OO Ashland Ave.
minulou nedeli. 80. dubna. Pc
kratkem pTiv1tanl starostou me-
sta D'Alesandrem, Jr. pan GU
werner byl pTedstaven soudcem
A. Kozlovskym re Severovy-
chodn1 Policejn1 Stanice. Lane
uvedl, re marylandske nemoc-
nice pro dusevne chore nyni
dostavaj1 rocne ctyTikrat tolik
penez, neil d~ostavaly pred je-
no prfchodem do 1Tadu. Chva-
Ill D'Alesandrovu "Streetpav-
ing" Kampan a uvedl, re ne
ktere statn1 fondy byly povo-
leny mestu ma tento 1cel.
Lane zdGraznil skutecnost. re
novy EBAY Bridge" tTicetkrate
zrychlf dopravu k Eastern
Shoru a myto, ktere Sc Dude Wy
bfrati, v sedmi letech samotne
zaplat1 most, tax re stavba mo-
stu nebude staff poplatnfky ami
cent. Toto zdokonalenf dopra-
Wy melo by znacne sn1ziti cenu
zelenin. Guverner take po-
chvalil dlouhou a 1spesnou his
tori Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mia
dfkG. Pc reci guverner Lane
odebral Sc S ostatnfmi 1castnl-
ky schGze do dolejsi mfstnosti
ma obcerstvenf a take zahral
nekolik stars1ch pfsni ma piano.
SchGze s1castnilo Sc pres
$50 clenG vcetne sen. Hubert
(Tex) Barton a delegate. l..
Schuelera a R. Behounka.
Predsedou klubu je znamy
krajan p. Frank j. Pelz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05

catsnil co nejvetsf pocet nasich
americkych spoluobcanG. "a
dame proto, ably nasi krajane
upozornili ma slet sve sousedy
a zname a hlavne v Mich vzbu-
dill zajem O navstevu sletu.
Caste stac1 dobre a vhodne slo-
vo a Tide pfijdou. Take Sc po-
starejte, ably vase deti, ktere
nepatf1 do Sokola, nebo ktere
ma sletu nebudou cvicit, pTisly
Sc ma slet alespon pod1vat. Jiste
Je to pfesvedc1 a vzbudi v Mich
zajem O nase krajanske spoil
ky a organisace a udrzf je to
v jejich narodnim uvedomenf.
Slet Dude narodn1 NANTES
tact a Dude soucasne dokumen-
tovat nasi lasku k americke de-
mokracii a k amerikanismu, ie-
hoz jsme nerozlucnou a Vernon
soucast1. Prave v techto tez-
kych a pohnutych dobach je
nutno, ably nase slety byly mo-
hutne, abychom tax dokazali,
re jsme zastanci demokracie a
jejlch idealG, "a ktere bojovali
muzove, jake Masaryk a Ste
fanik.
Heslem kazdeho naSeho kra-
lana budiz: "Sokolsky slet dine
2. cervence v New Yorku!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Pohrby.
26. dubna zemTe

&c. dubna zemfel vdovec
o. Andrew Puskar (Gunner),
go S. Kenwood Ave-, We start
GA roku. Narodil Sc v Cesko-
slovensku. Patril k Holy Name
Society.
Pohreb konal Sc 1. kvetna re
Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
.Hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- 27. dubna zemrela vdova
pi. Emma Hughlett (roz. Rez-
kova), 514 N. East Ave-, We
start Ga rokd. Narodila Sc v
New Yorku. Prinalezela ku
spolku Oltarnlmu a 7th Ward
Dem. Club Ladies Auxiliary.
PohTeb konal Sc 1. kvetna re
Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
Cesky Narodnf Hfbitov.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
We Francii Sc zacina rodit vetsi
pocet deti.

Pariz: - N1zka porodnost
We Francii pGsobila francouz-
skym neutrality-suspicious. a po-
litikdm pred valkou bolen1 hla-
Wy. Situace Sc nynl zlepSila
iak ukazu.je statistika z roku
1919, ktera vykazuje $4,000
porod1 prot pTedvalecnemu
prGdmeru $685. 900 porodG roche.
Dnesnf pocet obyvatelstva We
Francii sc odhaduje ma AZ mi
lionn obyvatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05

Jiz cd pradavna mes1c Kve-
ten eli maj" byl basnfky o.
p6vovan jake m6s1c Lasky a
KvetG. A doba kvetG zname-
ma, re Sc blfzf baltimorsky
Flower MART, ktery je pora-
dan Odbockami zenske Civic
L1gy. LetoSnf Flower Mart
pfipada ma pTiSti stredu, 10.
kvetna a tn Augustine HERNIA
ma Skupina Zensk6 Ddbocky
Lfgy tlumoci op6t vTele pozva-
nj nasim milym krajandm, by
navst1vili jejich Ceskosloven-
skou BOudu.
Jak vfte "Flower Mart" ko-
ma Sc V srdci naSeho mesta u
Mt. Vernon Place kolem pom
n1ku Otce Vlasti JiT1ho Wash
ingtona.
Letosn1 program Dude obo-
hacen vystoupen1m 80 zacek
Tanecnf Skoly Peabody, KITE
re zatancf MAY Pole Dance"
q kola.)
Jak vite V nasi Csl. Boude
Sc budou prodavati vsechny
znam6 csl. dobroty: babovky,
buchty tvarohov6, makove a
zadnF nema takove! Dale strG-
dl, siSky, kolace, listy a mnoho
iinych ~pochoutek. U "nasi
boudy" je vzdy naval a nekte-
Fl koupechtivf jiz cekajf u bou-
dy nez-li je otevrena. Zapoc-
meme prodavati cd 9 hodin ra-
no az do vecera.
Byly bychom nesm1rne po-
vdecny nas1m csl. hospodynkam
kdyby nam nejakym zpdsobem
prispely, upekly nejakou zvlast-
most a darovaly nasemu stanku.
Vase Diary mGzete nechati u
kter6koli clenky nasf Skupiny
a take v den "Martu' V nasem
stanku. Take bychom byly po-
vd6cny kdyby nase csl. navSt6v-
nice pfiSly ma tento "FlOwer
Mart" v csl. narodn1ch kro-
itch, aneb v csl. vysfvanych
halenkach.
Nezapomente pristi stTedu,
10. kvetna je "Flower MART.
Budeme Sc teSiti ma shledanou
S Vami!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
KolarkGGv vzkaz pratelIdm do
CSR rozhlasem v. of A.

New York: - Tiskovy alta
Sc americkeho velvyslanectv1 v
Praze Josef Kolarek opustil Sc
svou manzelkou Ceskosloven-
sko 25. dubna. Byl prohlasen
csl. komunistickou vladou "a
nezadouciho a americka vlada
byla vyzvana, ably Kolarek byl
odvolan.
Kolarek pochaz1 z Baltimore
z krajanske rodiny p. a pf, Jo-
SET Kolarek, 2547 Frederick
Ave. PatTil k onem America
Mum esl. pGvodu, ktery nikdy
nezapomnel ma onu zemi We
stredni Europe, odkud Sc do
Spojenych StatG pristehovali
jeho pTedkove. Naucil Sc dobfe
cesky mluvit, cetl Ceskoslo-
vensku csl. literaturu a stale
lepe poznaval spolecne koTeny
kultury obou zem1 a obou ma
rodG. Snad proto Sc znellbil
komunistickym vladcGm, ktef1
Sc pokusili udelat z poctiveho
americkeho diplomats a novi-
mare vyzvedace a spiklence.
Fakt, re znal rec a dovedl cist
z csl. novin i mezi Tadky, ucinil
z neho opravdu nezadouc1 oso-
bu pro komunisticky rezim.
Cesky a slovensky lid sc vsak
sotva da zmylit takovou dnes
uz obvyklou propagacn1 kam-
PAM, ktera je jednou namlfena
prot tomu, pc druhe proti ono
mu.
Mezi radou vylhanych tvrze-
nj, ktere komunisticky fisk v
Ceskoslovensku rozsiroval o
Kolarkovi, byla tez lez, re pry
je sefem csl. vysflanf Hlasu A
meriky. Kazdemu ovsem bylo i
v Ceskoslovensku jasno, re Ko-
larek nemohl pGsobit soucasne
V New Yorku u Voice of Anne
RIGA a zaroven pGsobit v Praze
jake velvyslanecky tiskovy a.
taSe.
Protoze Kolarek nemel MOI
most rozloucit sc osobne Sc svy-
mi cetnymi prateli v Ceskoslo-
vensku ucinil tax pomoc1 Hlasu
Ameriky tfmto proslovem:
"Pouzivam teto cesty rozhla-
SUI, abych sym pTatelGm v &C.
skoslovensku vyslovil svojl
vdecnost "a laskavost a pohos-
tinstvf, jez jsem zazil "a sveho'
pobytu v Ceskoslovesnku. Chci
vsem vyslovit sva srdecna a u
pfimna pranf vseho dobra. =
Mel jsem stest1. re jsem mohl
nalezt mnoho pratel o n~avstlvit
mnoho casti VAST zeme. Vzdy
budu s laskou vzpom1nat mesta
Prahy, zizkova, Bubence, Sml-
chova j Libne: Male Strany i
Vysocan. = Nikdy nezapome-
nu ma Marianske Lame, Kar-
lovy Vary, Plzen, Brno a Bra
tislavu = a ma mnoho a mnoho
dalsich NEST i vesnic, jez jsem
navstfvil. = Dekuji YAM zno-
WI vsechnu laskavost, kterou
iste mi prokazovali, a Ia ne
spocet pTljemnych = pronika-
vych i bolestnych vzpomlnek,
ktere navzdy zdstanou v mem
srdci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
. Washington, DC.

Tento rok oslavuje Wash
ington, D. C. $50 rocne JUBILEE
UNI. Kazdy den je tn nejaky
program, koncerty, lance, w
stavy, atd.
My Cechoslovaci nejsme phi
praveni abychom sc ukazali S
nec1m velkym, a tax opestrili
program oslav a musfme Sc u
spokojiti Sc zpevy a tanci a
MONA re i nase Sokolstvo Sc
jeste S necfm tento rok uplatni.
Pred desfti Lefty jsme my star
81 z Jednoty Ceskych Dam a z
ko-Americkeh q
stfedl vystupovali pri r6znych
slavnostech, kde jsme tancili
Besedu a i tn cest nell, re jsme
tancili pfi doprovodu U. S. Ma
rine Band.
Ones mas zastupuje nase mia
dez s Ustfed1, Jednoty Ceskych
Dam, Sokola a G. S. A. Dne
27. dubna tancili RUNE narody
V Central High School svoje ma
rodn1 lance a nasi mas repre-
sentovali S Besedou. re tento
tanec je obl1ben, je vidno z to-
no, re kdyz nekteri Tide zacali
odchazeti zaslechl jsem je po-
fadatele upozornovali ably ne
chodili, nebot jeste pride nej-
leps1 c1slo programu = Cesko-
slovenska Beseda.
Ma tom samem programu "a
zp1vala nekolik nasich pisn1
naSe sestra z Ustredi, FrantiSka
KaSpar-Lawson. Tanecn1ky cvi-
ella a vedla nase sestra a praco-
vita sokolska nacelnice Milada
Barcelona.
Ma schulz Ustredi 2. dubna
pod veden1m predsedy br. Krac-
ka Sc pojednavalo O rGznych
planech tykaj1c1ch Sc nasich
podnik1 V let6, agitace "a move
cleny, budovy, atd.
DGm ktery odporucil br. Wag-
ner ma Fern Place byl navst1-
ven bratry: Kracek, Week,
Kroutil a Wagner. Dunn i oko-
Ii Sc vyboru lib a jestli zonnf 8
policejn1 zakony vyhovf nas1
veci, MONA re Dude m1ti UstTe-
df aspon prozatimni domov.
Sestra Saba precetla dopis
Cd br. a sestry Sevcfk kde de-
kujf "a svatebnf darek ktery
dostali cd Ustred1.
Ma oslavu 10 rocneho Jubi-
leum G. s. A. darovano $1,000.
Mezi hosty byli: RGzena Ma
reSova, PAM Lajda, Mat1sek a
JIM.
Spravce kuchyne ses. Albin-
ka Herlova mas pTekvapila S
gulasem ktery byl vyborny.
Bratr Kroutil ktery Sc vidal
pTedsednickeho stolku, nechce
Sc vzdati prace "a Ustfedf a
bere 81 praci spravce kuchyne.
V ned6li, dine 80. dubna jsme
tn nell oslavu 10 rocneho Jubi-
leum Radu 444 G. S. A. Pres
to, re prselo, navsteva byla pc
kna, obzvlaste z Marylandu a
Virginie. Uvadecf ceta z. En-
dicott, N. Y, okouzlila pfitom-
ne krasou a krasnymi Moray
skymi kroji a Washington bu-
de ma ne dlouho v%zpom1nati.
Pr programu ma jevisti jsme
nell vzacneho hosta predsedu
G. S. A. br. Muz1ka z Chicago,
dale br. Gizka, byv. velvyslan-
ce Juraja Slavika, DIR. Zenkla,
br. Rysa z Baltimore, "a Ustre-
df br. Kracka a Trad 6. S. A.
els. 444. Podrobnosti z oslavy
budou asi prfst1 tyden.
Budouc1 schdze a zabava
Ustredf tuto nedeli, dine 7. kvet-
ma v Pythian Temple, 1912 =
9th St., N. w. Krajane prijd-
tie mezi mas a dovedte zname:
Week.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Sokolska Hlidka.
Sokolske upozorneni do
Filadelfie!

Ceta muz1 a zen naS1 T. j.
Sokol Philadelphia vystoupl
pohostinsku ma akademii Slo-
venskeho Sokola, $40 Fair
mount Ave-, tuto sobotu vecer
dine 6. kvetna. Nasi pfedvedou
skupinovy cvik S cinkami a ku-
zely zvany "Cervena sukenka"
nacviceny ma tuto popularnl
melodii.
Ii kdoz nemeli prflezitost vi
Diet tuto ukazku naseho vycvi-
ku o Vefejnem We Washingto-
nu, mali tuto pr1lezitost tento-
KRAFT. Nebudou zklamani a pro-
to cekame hojnou navstevu.
Sc Sokolskym Zdar!
Vzdelavatel,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Dobrocinny podnik Sc vydariI.

Clenove Vyboru Jaternico-
vych a Veprovych Hodd ktere
byly poTadany We propsech Ly-
ceum a st. Clements Basketball
Teams dekuje ma tonic mfste
vsem, kdoz Sc pricinili O zdar.
Ma teto zabave ktera sc konala
minute nedele, 80. dubna byly
podavany domac1 jaternicky,
kter6 byly vyrobeny cleny W.
boru = muzi. Dale byla SER
vovana veprova Sc zelfm a pi-
vecko.
Tato byla jedna z malo afer,
kde zeny byly pozvany a kde
Sc tyto vytecn6 pobavily. Bylo
take postarano o hudbu, take
n~avst6vn1ci toho jak sc patti
vyuzili.
Jeste jednou dekujeme vsem
lidem a "a pomoc a take tenn
muffin, kterf nebyli Size ma W.
boru a radi vypomohli.
S pozdravem,
Klemetn Charvat,. pTedseda
Frank Svehla, m1stopTedseda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. of Baltimore City

re sbor reditelu po-
volil opet vydnf $780, 900 ma
zdokonalenf a rozsirenf telefo-
mich zar1zen1 We statu Mayrlan-
du. Tato vydan1 ma telefonf
konstrukci "a prvn1 ctyTi mesi-
ce 1850 dosahla pfiblizne L.
hrnem 4,124,0 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
The Delta Kappa Gamma
Society

Dude mfti Statn1 Konvenci We
dnech s., 6. a 7. kvetna v Hote-
lu Alexander, Hagerstown, Md.
Bude uspoTadan pekny pro-
gram a vsichni clenove Delta
Kappa Gamma Sc vyzlvaJl k
ucasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-05
Petain Sc DOLL " zalari svych
81. narozenin.

PaTfz: General Petain, Cd
souzeny pro kolaboraci S Mem
ci k dozivotn1mu zalaTi oslavll
"a. dubna We SVEN vezenl ma
ostrove lie d'Yeu sve "a. naro-
zeniny.