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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

Exte sion and Journalism
School.
Featured speaker was Allan
L. Swim, editor of the CIO
News whose subject was 'The
Labor Press: It's Function in a
Democratic Society,"" Swim told
the editors that in country after
country throughout the world
the future depends on the labor
movement and that the labor
press has a vital role in labor S
program.
First speaker to address the
conference was Gordon Cole,
editor of "The Machinist," who
said that labor editors should
consider themselves in the en-
tertainment business until they
obtain more re d ders. They
should stress puzzles, humor
cartoons, 'cheese-cake' and 9TH
er eyestoppers," Cole declared,
and print minimum of union
and political news. He based his
contention on the success of the
big city tabloids.
In the principal address,
Swim said, more and more, the
worldwide fight for democracy
is being waged not by diplomats
and government officials but by
labor stiffs." In this connection,
he cited the struggle for civil
rights as one with which the la
Dor editor should be constantly
concerned.
During a recent trip to Eu-
rope, Swim recalled, the ques-
ton he heard most frequently
was: How can you preach
democracy to the world when
you don't practice it yourself
with your Negro citizens?" Ac-
cordingly, he said, it is clear
that one of the primary func-
tions of the labor press is to
help stamp out prejudice.
Commenting on the alleged
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
Dear Constituent:

Dear CONSTITUENT:
T,HE EDUCATION and Labor Committee this
i week is taking up legislation to relieve
the impact of Federal installations (bases for
the armed forces, ordnance depots, expert
mental projects, etc. on the school facilities
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
INSIDE AMERICA
written by the Staff of The CLIO News

Under Taft Hartley, NLRB
general counsel was given
wide independent powers; in
m any situations can tell
NLRB to 60 Jump in lake.
Murray, in letters to Con-
gressmen and Senators, says
this situation has given Den
ham unparalleled, unbridled
administrative power =. the
General Counsel has used his
vast arbitrary powers in a
continuing crusade against
unions and to make the Taft
Hartley Act even more OPP
pressive than its literal pro-
visions The time has come
to end this administrative
monstrosity."
Under federal reorganiza-
tion procedures, Truman plan
to make Denham servant
rathe rthan master-of NLRB
will take effect unless Con-
gress vetoes plan within so
days.
Big business groups, which
have backed TIL to hilt, are
scroun in opposition to
plans. U tr a = n Servative
Committee for Constitutional
Government, as example, has
spent thousands of dollars for
propag 6 anda distributed to
business men and lawyers. It's
all designed to scare them in
to backing Denham and his
vast powers.
Sports lovers got break
when Illinois court cracked
doWn-hard-on Un-Ameri-
can practices of American
Bowling Congress. ABC pretty
well run sand controls organ
lied bowling; it also excludes
Negroes and women from its
big national tournaments.
Superior Court Judge John
Sbarbaro ordered B wiling
Congress to remove these bias
ed provisions from it's con-
stitution at next convention
or face loss of Illinois charter.
Similar actions are under
consideration in other states.
Action against ABC grew
out of petition filed by CLOS
General Counsel Arthur Gold
berg late in 1949. Goldberg
charged that Bowling Con-
gress' discrimination rules
were contrary to laws and
constitution of Illinois, under
which it functions as charter
ed corporation.
Judge Sbarbaro seemed to
agree. There's something "ab-
horfent" about ABC's bias,
Judge commented.
German visitors, brought to
the U. S. by Uncle Sam to see
how democracy works, must
have some funny thoughts
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

MAY IS will be a big day
AVA for n at o ms electrical
workers - it's date set by
NLRB for elections through
out General Electric's big in
dustrial empire. CLOS Inter-
national Union of Electrical,
Radio e. Machine Workers
(IUE-CIO) predicts big vic
tory over Communist-domi-
mated UE, which was expelled
from CIO last November.
Election will be conducted
in over a dozen major cities
throughout the nation.
CIO victory over UE in
Westinghouse was substantial
better than figures would
suggest.
IUE-CIO won clear major
ity over UE by several thou
sand votes, won collective
bargaining rights in most of
Westinghouse bigger plants.
Jim Carey, secretary-treas-
urer of CIO and head of IUES
top committee, said election
results show that intelligent
American workers have
realized the vital issues in
this campaign.
"The vast majority of work
ers," he added, ''have decided
by secret ballot that they
want the CIO and not weak,
Communist-controlled union
such as the UE has come to
be-"
And Carey pledged that
IUE-CIO will give "its every
effort to win for the workers
in the electrical industry all
that has been denied to them
by the UE's 10 years of rule
or-ruin policy"
Chances look good for set
tlement of long dispute be-
tween CLOS lusty Communi-
cations Workers of America
and big, rich Bell Telephone
System.
President Joseph Beirne of
CWA, shortly before April 26
strike deadline, said there'd
be no need for walkout; and
at same time, company SEEM
ed willing to get down to
basic collective bargaining.
Company had been banking
heavily on victory in ruling
of New Jersey utilities arbi-
tration board. Instead, that
state board granted union a
wage boost: After that, Bell
seemed more ready to bargain.
Phil Murray has thrown
full weight of CIO behind
President Truman's Reorgani-
zation Plan No. IL - which
would so ia rto clip wings of
labor-baiting Robert N. Dem
ham, general counsel of Ma
tional Labor Relations Board.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
Murray Asks
To Abolish
Denham S Job

WASHINGTON UPA)-CIO
President Philip Murray has
written to all members of Con.
gress to voice CLOS "unequivo-
cal support" of President Tru-
mans Reorganization Plan IL,
which would abolish the inde-
pendent status of the general
counsel of the National Labor
Relations Board.
Murray wrote that the CLOS
objections go beyond its oppos-
ition to Robert L. Denham, who
now holds the post. 'The dual
administrative structure" which
makes the office autonomous
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

"has enabled a single individual
to exercise unparalleled, un-
bridled administrative power"
Murray wrote. He charged that
Denham has used "vast, arbitra-
ry powers in a continuing cru
sade against unions" and has
made the Taft Hartley act "even
more oppressive than its literal
provisions.
Murray pointed out that for
two years bona-fide collective
bargaining has been seriously
impeded by the present dual ad-
ministrative structure, both man.
agement and labor have been
subjected to conflicting rulings,
and internal strife in the board
has interfered not only with the
growth of unions with the de-
velopment of sound contractual
developments. He said that even
TIL hackers hav ecome to recog-
nize that the present administra-
tive "monstrosity" is unwork-
able.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

about Memphis, Tennessee.
Two German union officials
on tour in this country, visit
ed Boss Crump's home town
as guests Of United Steelwork-
ers. Visitors wanted to see an
American picket line in opera
ton, were taken out to strike
bound American Snuff Conn
pany. -,
But they were barred from
taking pictures of scabs being
herded into company bus for
transportation from plant. Po-
lice inspector, e-writing Bill
OF Rights on the spot, ruled
that pictures couldn't be taken
by Germansl
Steel union raised big pro-
test-and Germans drew their
own conclusions.
Major legislative fight Is
coming up on rent control;
present law expires June 30
and real estate lobby is hop
ing to kill it once and for all.
Mike Mann, CIO director in
Chicago, told Senate commit
tee that failure to extend inn
portant rent law will bring on
wave of "havoc and fear" ~
CIO also proposes that local
communities, which now have
right to end rent controls,
should also have power to
restore controls as they see
fit.
Union spokesmen agree
with government officials that
there'n be an "intolerable"
Jump in rents if controls 60
out in midsummer. One real
estate lobby spokesman rec
emily admitted that rents
would go up - perhaps as i
much as 509o in some cases.
But, he tried to convince lis
teners, that wouldn't cause
much hardship, since biggest
rent jumps would be in cases
OF lowest families, which pay
lower rents! -
Governors of many states
and mayors of most big cities
are all agreed that rent con-
trolls must be preserved.
HERE AND THERE: Mari
time unions increasingly con-
cerned about unemployment
and by fact that American
Merchant Marine is deterio-
rating below old depression
levels. Hundreds of ships
owned by U. S. interests are
sailing under foreign flags, as
sea-going sweatshops; they
don't have to pay American
wage standards that way -.
senate probes show speculators
here and in South America,
nave been making millions
specializing in coffee. Recent
price boosts lined a lot of
pocket books.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

of tn e communities IN or
near which they are situ-
ated.
Two forms of assistance
(1) for operation and main
tenance and (2) for con-
struction are recommended
by the subcommittee, one
h e ded by R e p. Bailey
(D.W.Va.) and the other by
me, which investigated con-
ditions in the schools.
The total appropriation
for oneratiOn and mainte-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
APPLICATION FOR LOCAL IL
SUMMER CAMP
SPONSORED BY LOCAL IL. UAW-CIo.
TOLEDO. OHIO


Boys Name ........................ Phone .....
Address (Sreet
city y............. Zone. ....... State.
Fathers Name Mothers Name '......'.'''
Birthday--Month .. Day. 80. Year. Race
Is this your first year at summer camp? ?.........
What special talents do you have?
Does your father belong to Union? n?,..............
Which Union .,.....,...... Shop. .............'..
your mother belong to Unions? n?...............
Which Union ..,...,..,..,., shop '''...'..'''
II recommended by someone the Union, please have
them sign below
Signature. .............. Union Local @ Shop
To safeguard their health ALL CAMPERS must have
completed nocuaons for typhoid fever two weeks be-
going camp The inoculatons will be furnished ree
No boy will be assured place in camp until ne has com
petcd his inocuations and this application paid in fun
whenever possible campers allowed to choose their
periods Please check your preference and an
choice there vacancies In the period OF your
choice. Age limits from years to Ia years.
1850 CAMP PERIODS FOR BOYS
June Is to June "a (Weeks) .....,.........
June rs to July 1 (Weeks) ...............
July 2 to July 8 Weeks) ....,,..........
july to July IS Weeks) ......,........
July 16 to July 22 CWeekO ..............,
July 20 to July 20 (Weeks) ................
1850 CAMP PERIODS FOR GIRLS
July 80 to August 80 (Weeks) ...,.......,...
August to August 12 Weeks) ............
August IS to August 10 (Weeks) .............
August 20 to August a6 CWeeks) ............
August ~ to Sept. tWeeks) ,..............
Whenever necessary Local 12 VIII furnish ransporta-
tion. No charge.
PARENTS AGREEMENT: In signing this application
certify that amenabe to discipline and Is free
from habits that would make him undesirable camper.
understand that the registration fee that accompanies this
application will be applied the total for the period also
that the registration fee is forfeited II my fails to
attend camp. In the dismissal for misconduct
of the fee refunded In the event of withdrawal
because of sickness home sickness excuded prOrate
fund will be made for the portion of the period
Parents Signature
THIS is A CAMP FOR ALL AMERICAN BOYS AND GIRLS
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Is necessary that all campers be nochated against
typhoid this is procedure generally followed by Chdrens
Camps The incubation required three weeks FREE
he parents pay nothing for this protection The Health
Department of the City of Toledo Corner Washington and
Ontario Streets the incubation You have your
child inoculated Monday thru Friday from PM to PM.
II your child inoculated last they will need only
booster nocuaton this IL the child had booster last
all they need booster this year II the child missed
booster last did have the full inocuation last
year they will need full inocuation this year.
RIGHT NOW is A GOOD TIME TO TAKE CARE OF
THE NEGOTIATIONS
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
50 Labor Editors Meet
To Study Press Role

CHAMPAIGN Ill (I.PA)-Ffty AFL, CIO and independent
labor editors gathered here April % and 29 for conference
the reliability of labor how improve it. Meet
the fourth gathering sponsored by the University
Industrial Relations Division
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Resistance polskych
katolickych knezi.

Varsava. - Nejvyssl pred
stavitele polskeho katollckeho
duchovenstva vydali spolecny
pastyrsky list, v nemz vyzyvaJi
knezstvo, ably Sc branilo protl
snaze polske komunisticke Via
DIV O roztrzku v cfrkvi. = Pas
tyrsky list podepsal polsky ar
cibiskup Stepan Vysinskya trl-
advacet biskupG.
V pastyTskem liste Sc polske-
mu katolickemu duchovenstvu
zakazuje 1cast ma politickych
sch1zich a jinych protikatollc-
kych shromazd6n1ch. Duchov-
nj mali take uvedomit veficl,
re sc T1msko-katolicka clrkev v
Polsku rozhodla radeji likvido-
vat svou pomocnou a socialnl
organisaci Charita, nez dovollt
jeji reorganisaci komunistlckou
vladou. = Zpravy z Varsavy
take sdelujf, re 1fady naridily
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
z |. Amer. -Ceskeho Dam. Dem
Klubu z. wardy.

70. unOra, 1871.
NaSe schGze re dine Is. uno-
ra byla Ease velmi cetne navst1-
vena, z cehoz jsme mely velke
potesen1. Bylo mnoho dopisG.
hlavne dekovnych jake Cd U. S.
O. a March Of Dimes a stvrzen-
ky "a obdrzene penezni pT1-
spevky pro tyto 1cele. Mnoho
dekovnych dopisd cd nemoc-
nych clenek "a pozdravne kar-
|ty. Predsedka nam oznamila
vvsledky schGzf rGznych demo
kratickych klubG, kde mas klub
lest clenem a kde mas zastupu-
je pf. Bozena Rfha, nase pred
sedka.
Pfihlasky ma vylet do Floridy
Sc hezky mnozf. Clenky odhla-
sovaly penezni dar ma Cervene
Srdce a Cerveny KTfz. Proto
musfme stale neco delati pro
vydelek. abychom molly 1cely
|tyto podporit. Mas Luncheon
dine Fl. unora sc Ease velmi do
bfe vydaril zasluhou naseho
vyboru a navstevn1kG. 80 pro
cent navst6vnfk1 byli CHI hos
te a 20 procent clenek. PT1sti
Luncheon Dude FL. brezna v
nasem klubu we IL hodin v po-
ledne. Doufame, re Sc nam "a
sc vyvede, to Dude Ease zaslu-
hou jenom naseho vyboru KITE
ryj pracuje skuteGne pro dobro
klubu. kazdy ma svou praci a
ia prace jest udelana k nejlep-
81 spokojenosti mas vsech, ne
mohou vsichni delat jedno a
harmonic mezi vyborem must
byt a my il name a proto pra-
&c nase ma dobry vysledek.
Pristl nase schGze jest Fl.
bfezna. jest to vyrocnl schdze
.kdy mas klub Dude slavit %
leta zalozen1. Dostavte Sc v
hojnem poctu at vid1te jak mas
klub rosie!
S pozdravem ma vsechny ma
Sc ~pratele. Vybor.
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MlStni Zpravy.
JOSEF w. Sr.
SKONAL.

V nasf csl. osade velice INA
my krajan-osadn1k a narodnf
pracovnik p. Josef w. Vona-
Sex, ST., zemrel dine 1. brezna
pc delsfm utrpeni. Byl razovi-
tou postavou, upTimny Waste
nee, dobry sokol, nadseny pra-
covnik pro blaho Osady sv. Va
clava a byl take vybornym o.
chotnfkem. Josef VonaSek v
nasem narodnfm a obcanskem
zivote Dude nam schazeti. Pra-
coval pro vsecko nezistne a S
laskou.
Zesnuly narodil Sc v Cesko-
slovensku 10. r1jna r. 1891 a
do Ameriky pTijel r. 1912.
Ozenil Sc sc 81. Frantiskou vi
chovou a z jejich stastneho
m~anzelstvf narodily Sc ditky p.
Joseph w. Vonasek, Jr. a pf.
Mary Mach. Byl zednikem-
odbornfkem a poslednf dobu
I'll v 1stranf. Prinalezel ku Ka-
tolickemu Sokolu, Holy Name
Society a OchotnikGm Osady
sv. Vaclava, Narodnimu Svazu
Ceskych KatolfkG, a k Czecho-
s~lovak-American Civic Assn.
Vsechny tyto organisace budou
jeho odchodu velice postradati.
Pohreh Dude sc konati v So
botu, 4. brezna re SchimGnko-
va Pohr. Domu do kostela sv.
Vaclava, kde Dude slouzena
Velka Zadusni MISE Svata. Po-
chovan Dude ma Hrbitove Mel
sveteisfho Vykupitele a bratfi
Katolickeho Sokola mu napo-
sledy poslou,1 CO nosici rakve.
Zesnuly p. Josef w. Vonasek
byl dlouholetym odberatelem
Telegraph" a take jsme otiskli
ieho cetne a velice pekne clan
ky. Radi jsme 81 S MIN v re-
dakci pohovoTili. Skoda no, byl
to dobry clovek a verny Czech!
Rodine zesnuleho vyslovuje-
me jmenem redakce "Telegra-
fu" upTimnou soustrast.
Josefe Vonasku, budiz I'll re-
me lehkou a odpocivej We sva-
tenn pokoji!
Cest I've pamatce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Vrzanova mistrem Evropy.

Nejlepsf ceskoslovenska kra-
sobruslafka Ala Vrzanova,
zvltezila v techto dnech ma e.
vropskem krasobruslaTskem mi
strovstvl, ktere sc konalo v O.
slo v Norsku.
Anglicanka Jeanett Altwegg
byla druha a Jasqueline du Bief
Francouzska, tretl. Vrzanova
docllila pekneho 1spechu a mu-
81 jeste dokazati svojf vynika-
jlc1 trldu ma sveto2em mistrov-
stv1, ktere sc kona v bTeznu v
Londyne. Bude obhajovati to-
tiz svetovy titul. Vrzanova III
je v exilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
P ZEN
WORLDS LADIES
CHAMPIONSHIP

Miss Mildred Burke, $50 ID.
Worlds Lady Champion) z
Wheatland, Nc. VS.. Miss May
Weston, 148 ID. z Columbus, o.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
blu 1 hodiny aneb 1 porazky.
Johnny Dutch" Schweigert,
228 Id. VS.. Bill Darnell, 226 lb.
Oba pochazej1cf z Camden, N.
j.. Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
80 minut aneb 1 porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Marvin Mercer, 2O4 ID. 2
Reading, Pa. a Ace Freeman,
ZIG ID. z Bronx VS.. Tony Mo-
relli, 218 ID. z Wilmington, Cal.
p Jim Austeri, 22O Id. z Pasaic,
N. j.
Vftez{ ziskati must 2 vftez-
stv1 re 3 utkani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Potize komunistGS S vejci.
Rolnici Jim je nedodavaji.

New York. - "New York
World Telegram" oznamuje z
Prahy, re 81 rudy fisk stezuie
trpce ma rolniky, re neodvedli
letos Wade vajec AMI ma jednu
omoletu. Dokonce jsou pry O.
kresy, ktere "a posledn1ch sedm
dnf ~nedodaly ami jedine vaj1c-
ko. Jiny, ma vajicka jinak DO
haty okres trebislavsky, pry
odvedl jen 70 vajec, ackoliv mel
Poole vladnfho predpisu dodat
cd zacatku letosn1ho roku A.
400, 900 kusG. Nenf pochyby,
re sc jedna o slepici sabotaz
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P~redbszne ornament.
V SObOtu. d. bTeZna 8

" sobotu, 4. bTezna "Ka-
retn1 Vecfrek" porada Sokol We
Skole Aug. HeTmana.
" sobotu, II. bTezna "Sto-
leckovou Zabavu" porada Pa
tronat Ceske Skoly Augustine
HeTmana.
= Rad Washington els. 444
G. S. A. oslavl dine 80. dubna
Deseti-lete Trvan1 Radu.
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Pohrby.
25. unora Zemre

= 25. unOra Zemrel kraJan
p. Frank j. PuncochaT, 1926
Church St., Curtis Bay, Md,
We start SO let. Narodil Sc v
Ceskoslovensku. Zam6stnan
byl v Coast Guard Depot. Phi
nalezel k Radu Augustfn Her
man {. 156 6. S. A. Zanechal
zde zarmoucenou manzelku p1.
Marie Franc-Puncochar, dcery
Mari, Bessie, Lillian a syny
Franka a Josefa.
Pohreb konal Sc 20. unora
ma Holy Cross Cemetery.
= 25. 1nora zemrela staren-
ka krajanka p1. Marie Mrazo-
va (roz. Pacakova), vdova pc
p. Karlu Mrazovi, 301 River
side Road, Essex. Md. Byly il
83 leta. Narodila Sc v Cesko-
slovensku a v Americe lila 20
let. Zanechala zde zarmouce-
ne d1tky: pf. Emma Melka, pi.
Theresa Landa, p1. Louise Ca
da a pf. Mary Fitz.
Pohreb zesnule konal sc 1.
brezna re Schimn1kova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
- 27. 1nora zemrel krajan
p. Joseph P. Hromadka, 2437
Jefferson st. We start 46 rokI.
Zanechal zde zarmoucenou ma
ticku p1. Anna Hromadka a sy-
ma Thomas a dceru pf. Adele
Catalina. PTinalezel k Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose a Holy
Name.
Pohfeb konal Sc 2. bTezna re
Cvachova Pohr. Domu do koste-
la sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hrbi-
toy Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- Dne "a. 1nora zemrel D.
Louis Schonberger, 1872 N. Cha
pei st. We start 60 let. Narodil
Sc v Madarsku a do Ameriky
prijel pred 40 roxy. Zamestnan
byl u Bethlehem Steel Corp.
Zanechal zde ditky: 81. Jose
ffnu a Louis.
Pohfeb konal Sc 20. 1nora re
S~chimGnkova Pohr. Domu do
kostela st. Andrews a odtud
ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
27. 1nora zemrela pf. Ida
Meyer, vdova pc p. Louis P.
Meyer, 2419 E. Madison st. We.
start II let. Narodila Sc v Pra-
re a do Ameriky pTijela roku
Zanechala zde zarmou-
Gene dltky: pf. Matilda Covert
p. Louis P. Meyer, Jr.
Pohreb zesnule konal sc 2.
.Tezna re ~Schim1nkova Pohf.
Domu ma Baltimore Cemetery.
- 27. 1nora zemfel %. Geo..
J. Koerner, manzel pi. Elisa
oeth Koerner, 4O8 N. Port st.
We start rs let. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc 2. brezna re
Schimdnkova PohT. Domu do
st. Michael's Church a odtud
Ia Hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
SeverSti ministri
budou k~onferovat.

Ctockholm. = Svedsky mi.
INSTR zahranicnfch vecf Erlan.
ger oznamil, re sc v breznu bu-
de konat conference zahranic-
mich ministrG skandinavskych
statG. Doslo Ike sch1zi mini
sterskych predsed6 Danska,
Norska a Svedska. Predmetem
.jednanf byla vzajemna hospo-
darska spoluprace.
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a byla k vecnemu spanku ulozena ma Hrbito
Vykupitele dine 25. dnora 1850.

domaci vezeni biskupu Kazim1-
ru Kowalskemu z Chelmu Ia
domnele poburujfcf vyroky We
spojenl S rozkazem komunistic-
Ike vlady O reorganisaci Cha
rity.
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Opst vzpominky re Slunneho
Jihu.

Opet vzpominky re Slunneho
Jihu.
Miami, Florida
FL. unora, 1850.
Cteny pane Cihlar:-
Ones jsem obdrzela "Telegraf"
"a ktery vzdavam srdecny dix.
Pocasi name zde krasne, velice
teple, takze jest vyborne po-
hrouzenf Sc do morske vody.
V bTeznu odjfzd1me odtud
do Havany a Nassau, Bermuda.
Milou vzpom1nku ma ctenou
Redakci a milym znamym
zas1la
Mrs. Marie Hajek.
Masaryktown, Fla.
p. 1nora, 1850.
Srdecny pozdrav z nas1 nav
stevy v americkem ceskosloven-
skem mestecku.
John a Terezie Vatersovi,
John Waters,
Milan Getting
Vzpominka cd ceskeho univer-
sitniho studenta p. Jendy Rysa.
Boston, Mass.
%. unora. 1850.
Pozdravy z Move Anglie CITE
ne redakci TELEGRAPH" a vsem
znamym v Baltimore. Jsme ma
ceste Ike zdejS1m universitam,
-zastupuji Gettysburgskou Uni
versitu v debatn1ch soutez1ch.
Jsme nynf v Bostonu, proj1zdi-
me takez Worcester, Mass. a
Providence, r. I.
John F. Rys.
= Jmenem ctenafG6 a nasim
dekuieme pisatelGm pf. Marii
Hajek, p. a p1. Janu a Terezii
Waters a p. Jendovi Rysovi "a
opravdu mile vzpominky.
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clenove Spolku ssv. Petra a
PavIa els. % K. D.

Sc vyzfvajf, ably Sc dostavili co
MONA v nejvetsim poctu tuto
nedeli, 5. bTezna do Chramu
Pane sv. Vaclava ma Ms Sva-
tou v 1880 rano a ku svatemu
Priilman1.
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VELKOLEPE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.
SEASONS
BOUTS

Pro prfStf 1tery, dine 7. bfez-
ma Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel
kf1zkovych zapasd v Coliseum
pfipravil velice' zajimavy pro-
gram ma nemz pod1l brati bu-
dou nejvyznacnejsf zapasnfci
V hlavn1m zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu l hodiny aneb
1 porazky 1cinkujf:
Gene "The Body" Stanlee,
(Mr. America) 228 lb VS..
Keney Acklers, ZIG ID. Pacific
Coast Starr Santa Monica, Cal.
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Americana opoustsji Bulharsko

Sofie. - Americky vyslanec
v Bulharsku Donald Heat ozna-
mil. re vsichni clenove americ-
Ike mise odjedou z Bulharska
do Terstu. Vyslanec Heath re
XII. re nekter1 clenove americ-
Ike mise Sc vracf primo do Wa.
shingtonu a iin1 vyckajf v Rhine
ma move diplomaticke urceni.