davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
President AFL predpovida
konec stavek " Americe.

ST. Louis. = Pr konferenci
svolane Sdruzenfm metropolis
Mich c1rkv1 st. Louis prohlasil
president AFL William Green,
re v dohIedne dobe pfestanou
We Spojenych Statech stavky.
Predpokladem toho vsak je, a.
by 81 delnictvo a veden1 podni-
ku vzajemn6 ddvefovalo pfi
svych smluvnfch jednanlch.
"Takovy pracovnl mir je V
dosahu moznosti", prohlasil II
lety delnicky vGdce. Green po-
ukazal k tomu, re je nyni We
Spojenych Statech znacne meme
stavek nez v dT1vejs1ch letech
a rozpory mezi delnictvem a We
denim podniku jsou omezeny
ma nejmensi mfru."
Dale Green zddraznil, re a
mericti delnici ver1 V soukrome
podnikanf prave tax jake pod
nikatele a re sd1l1 take spoiled
ne odpor prot komunismu.
Rovnez je vira Bona spolec-
ma vSem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Situace " Japonsku

je projednavana v Tokiu mezi
generalem MacArthurem, Ia
jemnfkem narodnf obrany John
sonem a sefem spojeneho bran
neho stabu generalem Brad
leyem, k MIN Sc pripojf republi-
kansky poradce AchesonGv
John Foster Dulles. Poole uci-
nenych naznak1 nutno miti "a
to, re sc vsichni shoduj1 ma tom,
re mali americke posadky ma
dale zGstati Japonsku, avsak
jsou zde rGznosti nazor1 v tom
sm6ru, IDA by bylo .zadoucno
uzavT1ti m1rovou smlouvu s ia
ponskem bez 1casti Rus1.
General Macarthur sc IDA
byt naklonen tomu uzavT1t mi
rovou smlouvu CO nejdf1ve a
ponechati i pc uzavreni smlou-
Wy americke vojenske formace
ma japonske pdde. S timto po-
stolen take zfejme souhlasi ia
ponska vlada, vedena minister
skym pTedsedou Yoshidou. Stat
nj department dosud vahal 81
pine osvojiti nazory genera1a
MacArthura a prave konane
porady mali pTipravit zasadni
rozhodnutf, ktere sc IDA byt
vysoce nalehavym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23

spravne zanesena We volebnlch
knihach. A nejsou-li, jest dana
vsem prflezitost tax uciniti 10.
cervence We volebnfch mfstnos-
tech. Tuto zalezitost We veci
registrace doporucuji vsem ma
sim clendm, kter1 nebyli We
chuzi pritomni a vsem kraja-
Nun a ctenarGm TELEGRAPH.
Dale bylo jednano O nasem
Vyrocn1m Vyletu ma CvachGv
sor ktery Dude Sc konati spolec-
ne S nas1 zenskou odbockou.
.Tento vylet Sc kona 9. cervence
" nedeli) a podrobnosti budou
uveTejn6ny V TELEGRAPH" pr1-
Stf patek. Listky ma busy jsou
liz V prodeji a cena okruzniho
lfstku je 75c a jsou k dostani u
nasleduj1c1ch clenG: pf. Anto-
ME Svoboda, 2412 E. Eager St.,
pf. Barbora Slechta, 9O2 N.
Bradford St., p1. Marie Turc,
21O9 E. Madison St., p1. Barbo-
ra Shipley, 2318 E. Eager St.,
o. Antona Stanka, 923 N. Col
lington Ave. a p. Frantiska j.
RGzka, 936 N. Patterson Park
Avenue.
Josef Pokorny, tajemn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Pohrby.

- II. cervna Zemfela kra-
janka vodva p1. Berta Kautsky,
1903 N. Durham ST. We start 80
let. Narodila Sc v Ceskosloven-
sku. PTinalezela ku Sboru Cti-
lada-Jarom1ra els. Is j. G. d. a
P. a delegace Sboru doprovodi-
la zemfelou sestru ma jeji po-
sledni ceste.
Pochovana byla ma Western
Cemetery dine IA. cervna.
Is. cervna zemrela kra-
janka vdova p1. Frances M. il
ra, Pip A shland Ave. v poze-
hnanem veku 80 let. Narodila
Sc v Baltimore a patfila ku spoil
kim OltaTnlmu a sv. Rodiny.
Zanechala zde truchl1c1 dltky:
p. Franka J1ru a p1. VIM. King.
Pohreb kona1 Sc 10. cervna
re Cvachova PohT. Domu, 900
N. Chester st. do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odud ma Hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
vlp. Jana Tause a byl vypraven
pp. Jeromem a Philipem Cvach.
= IA. cervna zemrela PAM
Anna j. Helm, manzelka p.
Harry Helm, 1928 Orleans ST.
We start 81 let. Narodila Sc V
Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc II. cervna
z domu smutku ma Hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven p. Harlem E. SchimGnkem.
= Is. cervna zemrel p. Will
liam Al. McKewen, manzel pl.
Alice A. McKewen, I'll N. Lin
wood Ave. We start IL let. Ma
rodil Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc re Schimun-
kova Pohr. Domu ma Loudon
Park Cemetery dine 10. cervna.
- 10. cervna zemTel pan
George w. Holman, Jr., man
Eel p1. Louise M. Holman, Ala
N. Curley St., We staff 35 let.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc Fl. cervna
re SchimGnkova Pohr. Domu do
st. Elizabeth's Church a odtud
ma Hrbitov Messy. Vykupitele.
- 10. cervna bylo pochova-
no re Philip E. Cvach Pohr. Do
mu, Monument a Belnord ulic
ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele
mrtve narozene robatko man
zelG p. a p1. Josef a Mary Lhot-
sky, 2102 Jefferson ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
z 1radovny
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association.

Pravidelna mes1cn1 schGze
konala sc minuly patek, 16. GER
vna. Rokovano O zonvu-odha-
dech majetkG a vysloveny st1z-
nosti majitel1 a clenG mad ne
spravnym jednan1m V t6to We
ci. Byla obnovena zadost O do
pravni svetlo ma rohu Patterson
Park Avenue a Ashland Ave.
zadost Sc stfznost1 byla zasla-
ma ma patTicne m1sto a doufame,
re Sc ma tonic ohrozenem rohu
signalove svetlo v brzku obje-
vi, neb sc k nam V t6to zalezi-
tosti pripojily i jine zaintereso-
van6 kruhy v okol1.
Dale mas pTedseda p. Alois
J. Svehla a mas zastupce do Do
mu Delegate p. John w. Wallis
promluvili k clen6m O ~nutnosti
registrace pro prfstf volby. Jest
povinnostf kazdeho mestana a
mestanky by jejich jmena byla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Pohreb hrdiny.

Andrew P. Stern, Chief Petty
Officer - u. S. Navy, ktery by
dlival 9O6 ". Port st. byl zabit
v akci ma Filip1nach %. dubna
1912 We start 40 let. Narodil
Sc v Baltimore a byl svobodny.
Jeho ostatky byly pfevezeny do
rodneho mesta.
Pohreb s vojenskymi poctami
konal sc 22. cervna re Schimun-
kova PohT. Domu do st. An
drew's Church a odtud ma HTbi-
tov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Andrew P Stern zanechal
zde sourozence p1. Margaret
Brown, 81. Mary Stern, PIP. John
Lawrence a William Stern.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Hudebni Koncerty
" Patterson Parku.

Tuto nedeli, 25. cervna Blu
read of Music uspoTada zvlast-
MI Paderewski Memorial Kon-
cert V Patterson Parku We 3
hod. odpol. Bude 1cinkovati
Municipaln1 Koncertn1 Kapela
els. l, "a Tfzenf kapelnfka p.
w. Sebestina ,Harta a Polskeho
Peveckeho Sboru "Lutnia".
Program nedeln1ho koncertu:
Baltimore Our Baltimore
Opening Remarks =
Peter F. Rydzynski, Chairman
Gaude Mater Polonia =
18th Century Hymn
Polskie Kwiaty =
Medley of Polish Songs
Grand Waltz Brilliante
Celebrated Minuet
Paderewsk; The Musician
Talk by John S. Edwards,
Manager, Baltimore
Symphony Orchestra
WnaSZeJ W1OSce -
In Oour Village
Do Chat = The Friendly Hut
Cich Domku-The Quiet Home
Modlitwa - Prayer
Patricia Brzuchalski
Contralto Moniuszko
Presentation of Citations =
by Hon. Simon P. Jarosinski
Member of the City Council
to Mr.. Earl F. Forman and
William Sebastian Hart
Alteration
Violin Selection =
Regina Losinski
Polish Dance
Slavonic Dance (Dvorak)
Hej Skrzypecku = The Fiddler
Wszystkie Irony Niebieskie =
All Ye Heavenly Thrones
Polonaise Militaire
Poland Arises
Emblem of Freedom - March
The Star Spangled Banner
= We stredu, %. cervna v 8
hodin vecer Dude koncertovati
V Patterson Parku Parkovni
Koncertn1 Kapela els. 1, r1ze-
ma kapeln1kem p. Gerald Eyth-
EN-.
Program je nasleduj1ci:
Baltimore Our Baltimore
The Victorious Eagle - March
Hungarian Comedy Overture
Parade of The Wooden Soldiers
Panis Angelicus
Community Singing
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes =
symphonic paraphrase
Robbins Brothers
T%rimuphal March
The Fortune Teller-Selections
The Gay Nineties = Overture
Community Singing
Bacchanale from Samson and
Delilah
Washington Post March
The Star Spangled Banner
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Radostna krajanska a sokolska
schIze We Scio, Oregon.

Scio je mala farmafska obec,
ale ma peknou sokolskou led
notu a rad z. G. B. J. Ma dive
narodni sine, znichz jedna pa
til fadu ZCBJ Tolstoi a druha
je spolecnym vlastnictvfm So
kolske jednoty a fadu ZCBJ,
V Scio. Krajanske spolky v Scio
mali svoje clenstvo i v nedale-
ke osade Mill City a v meste
Albany.
V dtery, 6. cervna 1850 vecer
konala Sc V narodnf SIM v Scio
radostna sokolska a krajanska
schuze, ma ktere byl fecnikem
starosta COS bratr Dr. Antonfn
Hfeblk. K prednasce sc stella
kraJanska vefejnost i sokolske
clenstvo z okolnich obcf a al re
Salem pfijelo sedm bratri a ses-
ter. Schulz zahajila vzdelava-
telka Sokola vScio sestra Bes-
sic Dobrkovska, ktera uvitala
pr1tomne cleny i hosty a pred
stavila starostu jednoty bratra
Jana Tannische. Bratr starosta
pozadal nejprve 1castniky, ably
zazp1vali americkou hymnu a
pax We vystiznem proslovu W.
svetlil 1cel vecera a predstavil
-pf1tomnym hlavn1ho fecnika
bratra DR.. Ant. HTeb1ka. Ucast-
n1ci schGze pTali 81 slyseti nej-
vice o dnesn1m zivote naseho
naroda donna, zvlaste O zivote a
praci nasich zemedelcG a drob-
nych zivnostn1kG, nicenych
dnesn1m nasilnym komunistic-
kym rezimem, dale O praci ces-
koslovenskeho Sokolstva pred
druhou svetovou valkou, "a val
ky a pc valce a O komunistic-
KEN rozb1jen1 demokraticke So
kolske organisace We vlasti a O
methodach sv6toveho komunis-
mu, ohrozuj1c1ho dnesn1 demo-
kraticky sv6t.
DR.. Hfeb1k podrobne promlu-
vii O vsech t6chto otazkach, "a
|jem posluchacG vsak byl tax Ii
w, re pc skonceni svoj1 reel
pTijate dlouho odpov1dal potles-
KEN, jeste dlouho trvajfcim ma
otazky prftomnych. K zadosti
1castnfk1 promluvila strucne
i sestra Anna Hreblkova, ktera
zddraznila, re Oregon = jake
zadny jiny americky stat mel
vice pfipom1na svym vzhledem
nasi krasnou vlast a podekova-
la 1castn1kGm "a mile a srdec-
ne pfijet1.
Pred ukoncenm teto zdaTile
schGze odevzdal starosta jed
noty bratr Jan Tannisch man.
zelGm HTeb1kovym v upom1nku
ma tento zajezd krasny dar =
obraz, vykladany z oregonsk6-
no vzacneho dTeva, dflo mist
n1ho bratra VI. DvoFaka. Schn-
re byla zakoncena ceskosloven-
skou hymnou.
Pc schdzi bylo pTipraveno
obcerstvenf, pc nemz pax ma
sledovala srdecna zabava, So
kolske a narodn1 p1sne a vzpo-
m1nky ma drahou vlast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Sokolsky Zajezd do Los Ange-
les a ma Daleky Zapad 1850.
(Tiskova sluzba Zajezdoveho
Vyboru Americke Sokolske
Ohca

ODce.)
Pc ~opusteni Riverside spatfi-
me bro ma nasi ceste do Los
Angeles velke budovy 40 akro-
veho 1stavu Sherman Indian
Institute. Toto jest 1stav pro
vzdelavan1 indianskych det1
stars1ch IA let. Zde Sc uc1 vsem
akademickym predmetGm, ale
vice Sc zddraznuje r1zna prace
rucn1 a uceni Sc TemeslGm.
Milne mestecko Corona, jez
drive Sc nazyvalo South River
side. Ma kolem $500 obyva-
tell a jest 700 strev1c1 mad hla-
dinou moTskou. Proslulo dve-
ma vecmi. Prvnf jsou keramic-
Ike mexicke d1lny, odkudz sc
vyvaz1 zboz1 nejen do Spoje-
nych StatG, ale i do celeho sve-
ia a druha pametihodnost jest
okruzn1 boulevard. V roce 1913
V dobe, kdy automobly nebyly
jeste kazdodenni dopravn1 nut
nost1 naseho zivota, a spise by
ly pfedmetem sportu, pod1leli
Sc til vynikaj1cf automobilovi
s%portovci ma acknowledged
zavodech ma tonic boulevardu.
Byli to: Ralph De Palma, Bar
ney Oldfield a Earl Cooper.
Zavody byly ma delku 500 mil
bez omezen1 rychlosti. V1tezem
byl Cooper, dosahnuvsf ohrom-
ne rychlosti - ma tehdejsf do
by ovsem = Is mil "a hodinu.
Mestecko Corona jest zbudo-
vano ma drfvejsf Rancho Ely Te-
mescal. Tato rance a canyon
jihozapadne cd neho byly po-
jmenovany stejne, protoze zde
Sc nalezalo hodne parnfch laz-
nj, ktere obklopovaly zdejsi
horke pEameny, jez byly vyhle-
davany a pouz1vany Indiany.
kter1 jiz pred staletimi znal.
hydrotherapii (vodolecbu) 8
take il hodne pouzfvali ma lece-
nj revmatismu a jinych nemoc1
Ma dals1 ceste mas zajem u.
pouta nora Rubidoux, 1881
strevfc1 vysoka. DIE tradice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
MlStni Zprdvy.
Pozdravuje Sc.

Zama curtisbayska krajanka
pi. Cecilie Hajkova Sc pozdra-
vuje re sve nemoci a naleza Sc
nyni V domove sve dcery PAM
Mildred Gillfoys, Stoney Creek
Road, Greenland Beach, A. A.
Co., Baltimore : 26, Md.
NaSi ctenaTce TELEGRAPH
pTejeme brzke a 1plne uzdra-
Ven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Radostne udalosti aneb dvoj-
nasobnym dedeckem a babic-
kou " jednom tydnu.

NaQOSlNG uudLOSCI dEGO OVOJ'
nasobnym dedeckem a babic.
kou " jednom tydnu.
Manzel6m p. a p1. Renne q
Helen BURNER, Cavalier Apt
Washington, D. G. narodila Sc
V Columbia Hospital 5. cervna
zdrava holcicka a vazila 812
liber. Dano j jmeno Jennife1
Lee.
Dne 10. cervna narodil Sc
V Memorial Hospital manzelGm
p. a pf. Michal A. a Marie
Louise Richter, Jr., 837 Glen
wood Ave. kloucek jake bou-
eek a dano mu jm6no Michael
Anthony Richter 3rd. Mamin-
ka novorozen6ho chlapecka
rozena Wannaman jest vnuc-
kou krajanky Pohlove.
PAM Helena BURNER a p.
Michael A. Richter, Jr., jsou
dftkami znamych krajanG p. a
pr. Michael A. a Jennie Rich
ter, 719 Arlington Ave. Krajan
p. M. A. Richter je znamy hui
debnik a virtues ma fl6tnu. Po-
slednf til roxy ~vyuGuje hudbu
ma vefeJnych sKolacn. Jest Ia
Ike clenem Municipaln1 Kon-
certnf Kapely els. 1, kterou di-
riguje obl1beny kapeln1k p. w.
S. Hart. Koncerty teto kapely
81 mGzete vyslechnouti kazdou
ned6li odpoledne V Patterson
Parku.
PAM Jennie Richtrova je ro-
zena V6trovska.
Je to zajist6 zvlastni pocit a
zaroven radost byti dvojnasob-
nym d6deckem a babickou V
tax kratke dobe a my cele rodl-
ne Richtrove upT1mn6 k t6mto
radostnym udalostem blaho-
pTejeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Prirodni plyn " Italii.

Italskemu narodnlmu hospo-
darstvi Sc dostalo velke vzpru-
by, kdyz byla v 1dol1 Padu OBJ
jevena bohata loziska pf1rodnl-
no plynu. AZ Dude tezba ply
nu v plnem proudu, Dude Italie
S to, omezit svGj dovoz uhll o
jednu tTetinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Oprava.

We zprave "Nasi Graduanti"
z minuleho patku vloudila Sc
horlivosti naseho referenta chy-
bicka: Melo byti spravne, re
graduant z Johns Hopkins U
University p. Edwin L. Black je
take synovcem krajanG p. a p1.
Zeman, 903 N. Rose ST. a ne
ieiich Vnukem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Department of Education

oznamuje, re byly V Polytech-
mic Summer Evening School,
North Ave. a Calvert ST. otev-
Teny tT1dy pro instrukce dospe-
lych osob V cizin6 narozenych.
Ucf Sc anglicine a STUDENT jsou
pTipraveni ma obcanstv1. Vyu-
Cuje Sc v pondel1, stredu a ctvr-
tex cd 1880 do $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Spojene Staty neodvolaji posad-
XIV z Cronska.

Washington, D. C.-V cizim
tisku Sc objevily zpravy, re
.Spojene Staty odvolaji vsechny
sve posadky z Gronska. K to-
mu bylo oficieln6 Teceno, re po-
sadky Size mali v pT1sti dobe
byt zmenseny, avSak nektere "a
mericke oddly v Gronsku ma
dale zGStanOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Jig druha sokolska jednota "a.
klada Sc " Australia.

V Sydney, Australia, zakla-
da sc v tonic meste nova TIE
,ocvicna jednota Sokol. Usta-
vuj1c1 schGze je svolana ma 6.
a Z. cervence a ma $50 pozva-
mex bylo rozeslano. Je to jiz
druha sokolska Jednota zalo-
zena V Australia. Sc sokolskym
ma Zdar! - Jaromir DockaL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
z cesty po Kanade

milou vzpomfnku TELEGRAPH"
a vsem znamym zaslali p. a p1.
Frank a Blanche ROsner, byva-
II Westinghouse.
Srdecny dix "a v%zpom1nku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Americka vlada zamitla ruskou
notu O zmezinarodneni Terstu.

Washington, D. c. = Spoje-
ne Staty du1razne zam1tly rus
ky pozadavek O zmezinarodne-
nj Terstu. V note, ktera je O.
devzdana v Moskve americkou
vladou byl tez zamltnut dalsl
pozadavek, ably americka vo-
jenska posadka 1zem1 Ter
stu byla odvolana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23

K uct6nf pamatky zemrele
sestry Berry Koucky, daroval
Sbor Ctilada-Jarom1ra els. Is
J. G. D. a P. m1sto kvetiny ma
Ceskou Skolu $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
MAST GRADUANTI
z UniversitY OF Baltimore

= Z University Of Baltimore
graduovali pp.: Howard Hla-
dix, Emanuel S. Kalus, William
F. Pivec a Clement R. Wydra.
- Ze City College graduo-
vail pp.: Edward Loskot, H.
Mares a Walter A. Sobotka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-23
Sokolska Hlidka.
T. ]. Sokol Washington, D. c.

h - SONOA w dSIlIIlgI oE1, -. ~
vyslla ma Sized A. S. O. do Gle
velandu co Delegate br. Jana
Vatrse, starostu, ktery odjel v
t1ery vecer. Vypravu II cvic1-
clch ma Slet do Clevelandu po-
vede nacelnice ses. Milada Bar
calova. V cete jsou sestry: =
Wilma Herman, Jirina Holou-
bek, Frances Week, Jean Swee-
ney, Libuse Cerny a Jarmila
Droll.
Bratfi: = Jiri soltis, Ludvik
Sevc1k, Anton Mach a Broni-
slav Lajda
T. J. Sokol Philadelphia, Pa.
vyslala ma Sized A. S. O. jake
Delegate br. Evzena Prostred-
n1ka, starostu jednoty.
Sjezdu a Sletu A. S. O.. V
Clevelandu mnoho zdaru preje
A. Cihlar, vzdelavatel
Jiznlho Okrsku zupy Vychodn1
Z mesicniku "Philadelphia
Sokol News"
vyjfmame zpravu: T. J. Sokol
Philadelphia poTada v nedeli,
16. cervence svGj Vyrocni w
let spojeny S Verejnym Cvice-
MIN. Vsechny jednoty sdruze-
ne V Okrsku jsou pozvany k
spolu-1casti ma cvicen1. Take
Dude zabava pro vsechny, hry
a obcerstven1. Koupan1 media
leko tabora PINE HILLS, N. j.,
kde Sc vylet Dude konati. Glen
stvo a pratele Sokolstva dostav-
tie Sc V nejvets1m poctu.
D%oporucuji jednotam v Okrs-
ku by zajely 81 do Pine Hills, n.
j. a oak oplatily duh filadel-
fickym. A. G.
Evening star., 1950-04-21
Colonial Danes Breakfast

greater stability than is apparent
today. we cannot afford the lux
ury of reducing the premiums we
pay to insure the peace of the
world
Col. Hester warned against ian
affectionate optimism that some
how everything will work out all
right" and urged taking a real
istic approach to present prob
lens. "The price Of inactivity may
ultimately be many times greater
than the cost of all the steps we
can take to preserve our sacred
heritage" he asserted.
Declaring that Everything we
are" and Everything we hope our
children to become" is at stake,
Col. Hester concluded, "We dare
not fail. lest civilization suffer its
worst retrogresSion in all re-
corded history
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Frank Morrison, vice presi-
dent general of the Colonial
Danes. Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz presided at the breakfast.
Evening star., 1950-04-21
DR.. Brogdon
ToHeud dAAUW

DR.. Helen Dalton Bragdon, presi-
dent of Lake Erie College, Paines-
Vile, Ohio, will become general
director of the American ASSo-
citation of University Women on
September Is. according to an
announcement from AAUW ma
tional headquarters here.
DR.. Bradgon will succeed DR.
Kathryn McHale. who has been
administrative officer of the as
sociation for the past 20 years. DR.
McHale's resignation is effective
June 80.
President of Lake Erie College
since 1941. DR.. Bragdon has long
record of service in the educa-
tional field. Her former positions
include assistant professor of edu-
cation in the University of Mime
sofa, dean of the College for Wom-
en- in the University of Rochester,
and dean of Hood College. Fred
erick, Md, where she also was pro-
fessor of education and pSy-
chology.
The AAUW has a membership
of 10000 in 1.125 branches. DR.
Bragdon is member of its Fell
lowship Funds Committee and for
five years was on the association S
Status of Women Committee.
She is the author of book
"Counseling the College Student
and has written for professional
Journals.
Evening star., 1950-04-21
Modern MARRIAGE
Dominated Eory in Life by Women,
Man Finds Wife Hard to Understood
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Mr.. S. brought his wife and as
sured me he wouldn't say any,
thing behind her back that he
wouldn't say to her face.
From the look on her face, I
judged that he had already said
a good deal too much.
Tell me what I ought to know. 3"
! requested.
He told me. 1t was story most
ly concerned with their social and
recreational life He liked to dance.
When he took her to dances, he
didn't want to dance with his wife
all the time. If he left her a wall
flower on the sidelines she object
ed. and she also made unkind
remarks to the effect that he
never danced with his own wife
the way he danced with that
blonde. On the other hand. if he
left her at home when he went to
dances. she objected again.
What I want" he informed me,
is to have someone lay me down
a scientific law: How often is a
married man entitled to go to a
dance without his wife?"
That's easy" I assured him.
You can go to dance alone as
often as you like. But of course
your wife has to have a normal
social life, too, so you'll agree
that for every dance you go to
alone, you'll go to another and
take her. with YOU
I don't mean to offer this tc
readers as a scientific law" II
was an expedient for use in his
case. AS a result, he felt that he
had won a victory. But Mrs. S
felt that she had won point. toe
shed go to at least half the
dances, instead of none at all.
He started the new program. Ir
a few weeks he was going to sc
many dances that he didn't ge,
sleep enough to keep up with busi-
ness the next day. Since he coulC
Evening star., 1950-04-21

not cut out any of the dances with
his wife. he gradually began to
drop the solo dances, as I had
anticipated. Meanwhile I was re-
educating him slowly and pains
takingly.
What was the matter with this
fellow? The facts came to light
gradually. Like many men. he had
been brought up with too much
domination by women-flrst his
mother. then his teachers in kin
dergarten. first grade. music class.
and so on up the line. He was
Furnishing his wife for the sins
of all the women who had bossed
him too much in childhood.
helped him to stop reliving his
childhood.
After a few months they moved.
He reported that he and his wife
were getting along well together
A year later he informed me that
his wife is "the best dancer in
this country"
Evening star., 1950-04-21
AIunnnue toAttend
Communion Mass

The District Chapter of the
International Federation of Cath
olic Alumnae will hold its an
nual graduates communion mass
and breakfast on Sunday.
Msgr. Edward B. Jordan,
director of the federation. will act
as celebrant of the mass at st.
Matthews Cathedral at g am.
The Rev. Ferre Smith, O.R will
deliver the sermon. and the
Immaculate Junior College Choir
will sing during the mass.
DR.. Josephine Callan. assistant
professor of Interpretation at
Catholic University, will be guest
speaker at the breakfast which
will be held at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Miss Marie Schmidt is chair
man of the Communion Mass and
Breakfast Committee.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

An ounce of liberty now is
worth many pounds of liberation
later, Col. H. R. Hester. assistant
director of public information for
the Marine Corps, declared yester-
day at the annual breakfast of
the Col. William Branthwayte
Chapter of the Colonial Danes
OF the XVII Century at the May
flower Hotel.
Reviewing United States efforts
to wage peace through Marshall
Plan aid to Europe and the Allan
tic Pact, he asserted. Make no
mistake about it, all these acts
and every move that your govern
ment is making are devised to
protect and preserve the peace,
and for no other purpose"
Noting Congress approval OF the
budget for military expenditures,
which amounts to over $13 billion
dollars, he declared, Il ask you to
remember that the total of the
present military budget constitutes
less than five per cent of the $3.50
billion dollars it cost us to win
World War II.
Until this world achieves a far
Evening star., 1950-04-21
AIunnoe Reunion

The National Park College Alum
nae Association will hold it's an
nual reunion and house party on
May 18, 10 and 20 in Chicago at
the Drake Hotel, with Miss Marion
Burns of Cleveland, Ohio, national
president, heading the Reception
Committee. Reservations should
be sent before May l either to
the Drake Hotel or to Mrs. Adele
Krenshaw Karstrom, house party
chairman, at 602 Michigan avenue,
Evanston, III.