davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-07-16

The Western powers must
also consider that the three
mutual-aid pacts which bind
nations together are really only
as strong as the will of the
member nations.
There may be some that
would choose to sit out any
showdown between the West
and communism.
There would be many-espe-
cially the small Latin American
nations-that could contribute
little to fighting forces. How
ever, they did contribute much
to the Allied search for raw
materials in World War II, and
hence could carry their pro-
portionate load if World War
III should break on an unwill-
ing world.
However, two tests have al
ready been taken. in favor of
the West, since President Tru-
man announced that the United
States would lend military aid
to Southern Korea.
Argentina, which had delayed
ratifying the Rio pact, did so
Immediately.
And India, the last great non
Communist nation of the Far
East, issued an official an
nouncement commencing the
stand Of President Truman.
More important, within the
first four days after Mr.. Tru-
mans announcement, four other
nations in the United Nations
offered fighting contingents to
assist the United States naval
and Air Force elements already
engaged. The offers came from
the United Kingdom, the Meth
erlands, Australia and NATIONAL
ist China.
Evening star., 1950-07-16

Norway, Portugal, the United
Kingdom and the United States.
The Rio pact includes: Ar
gentina. Bolivia. Brazil, Colom-
bia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Chile, the
Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Ell Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Mexico, Panama,
Paraguay, Nicaragua, Peru,
Uruguay, Venezuela and the
United States.
The United Nations includes
both sets of nations named
above, and in addition: Az
ghanistan. Australia, Burma,
Egypt. Ethiopia, Greece, India,
Iran, Iraq. Israel. Lebanon,
Liberia, New Zealand, Pakistan,
the Philippines. Saudi Arabia,
Siam, Sweden, Syria, Turkey,
the Union of South Africa,
Yemen and Yugoslavia.
Egypt, Sweden and Yugo-
slavia must be counted out
when the strength of the West
is being totaled. Sweden has
been traditionally neutral in
major wars, and Egypt and
Communist (though not Stalin-,
ist) Yugoslavia have adopted
that position in the current
tensions.
The United Nations also in
cludes some members of the
Soviet bloc. The Communist
ruled nations now include the
Soviet Union, Albania, Bulgaria,
China, Czechoslovakia, Hun
gary. Poland and Romania.
The nom Communist members
Of the U. N.-excluding the
neutrals-have a population of
1,015,741.381.
The Soviet bloc has $50, ,397,1S7
people.
The non-C Communist nations
have an area Of 23,325,612
square miles.
Evening star., 1950-07-16

to throw the fnilitarists out OF
government. to break up the fam
lily monopolies that impoverished
the common people. to parcel out
the big holdings of land to small
farmers and to turn back some
powers to local governments.
These reforms are almost finished.
Step by step. as the Japanese
make their reforms, occupation
controls are relaxed. Late this
year, say State Department off,
cials, the Allied powers may write
separate agreements with the
Japanese which would amount to
a peace treaty, but would not be
called that. Russia could go along,
or stay out. The Korean war. un-
less it spreads, is not expected to
disturb these plans.
Two years ago the United States
tried to get the other Pacific pow
ers into preliminary Japanese
peace treaty meeting. But Russia
objected that only four should
write 1.-THE United States, Bri-
tain. China and Russia. The
Soviets also wanted the veto. The
United States objected to both
conditions. and the idea was drop
ped.
But day-to-day peacetime living
is returning to Japan. Since 1947
japanese have been permitted to
travel abroad. Right now Japanese
are sitting as delegates at an
internationl Recommendations
conference. They are opening five
consulates In this country and
shortly will open some in other
nations.
Recently 9 japanese foreign
office statement advocated a peace
treaty with Russia out.
The japanese still have no
army. Their new constitution pro-
hibits one. They can have no air.
lines, build no planes. But United
States troops are there as a pro-
tective force. Japanese are now
permitted to build some merchant
shipping, and talks are on to per-
NIT non-Japanese airline compa-
nies to set up a system.
distributed by the Associated Press.)
Evening star., 1950-07-16
By Sisrid Arne

third of the little one-time Waltz
Kingdom"
So, asked this top United States
policy-maker, why worry about
treaties If without them the
peoples Of Germany. Japan and
Austria still regain many of the
rights that 60 with independence?
Here are highlights on what has
happened in the three areas since
the end Of World War II shooting:
Germany
President Truman, Premier
Stain and Prime Minister Attlee
signed an agreement at Potsdam
in August, 1945, that said that
Germany was to be turned into
a democratic state to be run by
the Allies until they were certain
Germany was peaceful.
But Immediately the Russians
blocked the three Western Allies
from their Eastern zone of occu-
patton. Finally. two years ago,
the United States, British and
French zones were thrown to-
gether to give the Western Ger
mans an opportunity to build a
new political and commercial life.
Now the split between East and
West Germany has gone so far
that there are two governments.
There are signs Moscow may
offer the Eastern government a
separate peace treaty.
The State Department man
looked distressed at this.
I'VE won't give up the drive for
an eventual. unified Germany"
he said.
It has been so impossible for the
West to get Russian agreement to
unified Germany that the idea
of a treaty has never come up
officially.
But as the months pass Ger
mans in the Western zone are
getting closer to the free, inde-
pendent action they would get out
Of a peace treaty. The details
come from q man who has just
flown in from Bonn, Western Ger
man capital.
For almost a year Western Cer-
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many has been supervised by
Allied civilians instead Of military
men. For more than two years
West Germans have voted for
local officials. One year ago they
elected the new federal govern
ment which sits at Bonn.
Right now the Bonn govern
ment is setting up It's first, inde-
pendent foreign relations. Con-
suls are authorized for London,
Paris and New York.
The Germans can have no army,
but Allied troops will stay In
Western Germany as long as there
is danger from Communist neigh
bors and Communist minorities.
The German expert who has just
returned said that most Germans
look on the troops now as protec-
ton, not a punitive force.
Austria
This little country has had no
trouble with split government and
territory. Since its liberation in
1945, an Austrian government has
ruled the whole country-except
that it is difficult to make Aus
trian laws stick in the northeast
ern section. occupied by Russian
troops.
Austria was never considered an
enemy nation. The big three
United States, Britain and Russia
agreed in November, 1943, when
Secretary of State Hull went to
Moscow, that Austria was only a
victim Of Hitlerism and that the
Allies would re-establish its inde-
pendence.
But an independence treaty re-
mains to be written. There have
been 256 meetings since the war.
and all the way through the Rus
slams have thrown up obstacles to
agreement.
Japan .....
Japan has had a continuous
government. and an American.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur, has had
a pretty free hand in the occupa-
ton.
The Allied problem has been
Evening star., 1950-07-16
The Soviet bloc has 1925, ,0s6
square miles.

@@1S ~ NASV NAO~ 44es0 4SpO6otVOV
square miles.
The nom Communist West
produced roughly 1900, 900
short tons of steel in 1949.
The Soviet bloc turned out
only 37,200.000 the same year.
The Soviet standing army of
100000 is larger than the COM
bined standing armies of the
West (2,033. .6o0). But both the
navies and the air fleets of the
West are larger.
Figures on navies and air
fleets are only estimates since
exact figures are withheld by
both sides for security reasons.
But the estimates say that the
Western powers in the North
Atlantic pact have about $6,000,-
600 tons in naval vessels as
against the Soviet's 450, 900 tons.
And the Western powers have
an estimated fleet Of $4,000
military planes as against 25,715
planes in the Soviet fleet.
How Strong Are Pacts
Military experts will point out
that numbers alone do not
prove superiority. They point
out that the skilled workmen
of the West far outnumber
those in the Soviet bloc; that
the Soviet population figures
have recently been swelled by
the 463, 100000 people of China,
but that it would take some
while to knit war-devastated
China into a cohesive fighting
nation; that the Western area
is broken by great bodies of
water, but that the Soviet Union
has never licked the problem
OF building an adequate trans
portation system for Its huge
land mass.
Evening star., 1950-07-16
AOA-Pon American Deal
Now Legal Extravaganza
Furor Over international AirIines
Arrangement Embraces White House,
CAB, Courts and Participants
By Frederick R. Nicely

Twenty months the two largest companies in international
domestic air transportation, American
American Arine jointly modesy
of purchase and sales whereby
Americans Europe American
domestic operating
Evening star., 1950-07-16
Brazil Lays Blame on U.S..
ForMonyo Her Problems
Disappointed at Our Failure to Furnish
Financial Support After Promising That
We Would Give Economic Assistance
By Edword TomIinson

DR. Raul Fernandes Brazl venerable Foreign Minister took
the visit
of and publishers the South American nations
sacrifices unfnchng cooperation with during World
War II He went further boldly suggested the need
North American capital Investments to help develop its
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Holand'ane hodlaji vylovit
zIaty poklad.

Haag. - Holandane Sc opet
hodlajf pokusit O vyloveni vel
keno pokladu z morskych hlu-
bin, v nichz odpoc1va nemecky
nakladnf parn1k potopeny V pr
vnf svetove valce, v jehoz 1tro-
bach je $50 beden zlata a stfi-
bra v hodnote 100000. Ia
to nemecka LODI Renate Leon
hardt byla torpedovana V r:
1917 zapadne cd ostrova Texel
v severnim mort. Prvnf pokus
o ~zjistenf mfsta, kan Sc LODI po-
topila, byl ucinen v r. 1913. Po-
kus Sc vsak nezdaTil. V roce
1889 lovci pokladu Sc domniva.
Ii, re nasli zad lodi, ale druha
svetova valka prekazila dalsl
patranl. Holandane hodlaJl
tentokrat pouzft modernlhc
technickeho zarfzenf, jakeho
Sc k podobnym 1celdm pouzi'
va We Spojenych Statech a kite.
re slouz1 k vrtan1 olejovycf
studni ma moTskem dnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21

ma zijfcf jedna zakladatelka
spolku, p1. Barbora Lippa, a
odevzdan il zvlastn1 odznak a
darecek. Jsou jeste jine dive Ii
ifcf zakladajfcf clenkyne spoil
ku: pf. Barbora Scheiner a pl.
Anna Rokosky, ale pro chair
ne zdravf nemohly byt prftom-
ny. Zazpfvala potion Ease pl.
Marie Uzel pisen: con This
Day, o Beautiful Mother. Po-
tom pf. Antoinette simanek,
predsedkyne jubilejnfho vybo-
ru a obradnice banketu pode-
kovala vsem, ktef1 byli napo-
mocni, ably slavnost Sc vydafi-
la. Vyslovila sve dfky zvlaste
Vldp. Rektorovi Vetrovci a po-
dekovala clenkynim sveho W.
boru, jez byly: Marie Petrllk,
Rose Pivec, Lillian Zamrzla,
Emma Hradsky, Josephine Be
ran, Marie Uzel, Anna Svehla
a Josephine P. Peroutka. Ia
zpfvali ma konec vsichni pf1-
tomnf nas1 Marianskou p1sen k
Matce Boz1: "Tis1ckrat Pozdra-
vuieme Tebe".
Pc skoncenem programu ma
sledovala domacf zabava pri
hudb6 o. Jos. Hradskeho. Glen
kyne V r61znych hlouckach po-
vidaly 81 udalosti a vzpom1nky
z drivejslch cast a bavily Sc
iako iedna stastna rodina. Ma
pamatku kazda z pritomnych
81 nesla domG krasne vypraco-
vany pamatnfk obsahujfcf jul
bilejnf program a zajlmave
clanky re spolkove cinnosti.
Jest to krasna pamatka..
BlahopTejeme spolku Fanny
Marie Ustavicne Pomoci k teto
zdaril6 slavnosti sveho Zlateho
Jubilea. a prejeme clenkynim
hojn6 Bozf pozehnanf ma phi
mluvu sve patronky Matky Be-
Ii Marie. Kez ia nebeska Mat
ka pomaha clenkyn1m, ably mad
sene snazily Sc provost ideal
spolku. totiz posilnit a zacho-
vat nase nejvetSf dedictvf mezi
nami, tax ably pf1stf generace
melv to, co my jsme zdedili cd
zboznych svych rodicd a pred
XII, svatou katolickou viru, KITE
rou hlasali slovenstf apostolove
ssv. Cyril a Methodej, a "a KITE
rou polozil zivot svuj sv. Vaclav
a jeho babicka sv. Ludmila.
Jmenem vSech V osade z
hloubf srdce volame upr1mne
"Mnogaja Ljeta" a "ZdaT Bah"
Mac.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21

brat Sc ma l6zko. Celia costa ko-
mana Dude We spaclch vozich.
Nasleduj1c1ho rama, v nedeli,
%. cervence pc snfdani ma VIA
ku vyprava dojede v 100 bod.
odpoledne do Colorado Springs,
a Dude ubytovana v jednom z
nejlepsfch hotel1. Zde take bu-
de nit svdj obed, pc kterem
projede nejzaj1mavejsi cast ma
lebnych nor v Colorado.
Pc teto ceste sc 1castnfci vra-
tt do hotelu k vzrusujfcimu We
ceru. Pripraven pravy "zapa-
dacky steak fry pod oblohou
plnou hvezd ma pozemc1ch
vlastnenych hotelem "Cliff
House,. Pc jiste vyborne a
zvlastnf veceri pri taborovem
ohni pripraven Dude zabavny
program, 1castn1ci 1castnf Sc
fadoveho lance a prihlednou k
tancGm Indian1.
Pondel1, take V Colorado
Springs, vyhrazeno Dude dals1
prohl1dce kras teto hornate kra-
jiny, k nakupGm, a castecne k
odpocinku, kdy zdravy horsky
vzduch osvezf kazdeho k dali
slmu putovan1.
Vsechna tfi jfdla budou po-
davana v j1delne hotelu. Vecer
pax 10 hodin nastoupena bu-
de costa dale. O tom ale prfste.
Nezapomente ale-Je-li Van
ien trochu mono, vyhradte 81
dny cd %. cervence do 6. srpna
ma cestu v sokolskem ~prostfed1.
Ma cestu, ma kterou nezapo-
menete.
Pro dalsi informace piste ma
Zajezdovy Vybor Americke So
kolske Oboe, 2345 S. Kedzie
Ave., Chicago : %, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Sokolska Hlidka.
ma Veceri a Dozvuky
Sibrinek do ceske Skoly jiz
Ultra " sobotu, %. dubna.

Nase svarne Sokolice Sc nam
tentokrate predstav1 jake ceske
kucharinky a navarf nam tuto
sobotu dobra j1dla abychom Sc
NELL O "Dozvukach" tax jak We
stare vlasti Sc mlvavali o Sou
sedske".
"Dozvuky ST bTinek" je Vast
ne takova nase "Sousedska Ia
bava", kde pTi dobrem j1dle a
chutnem moku sejdou Sc nasi
bratTf, sestry, jejich pfatele a
znami k pobesedovan1, k ia
necku a .zazp1vanf. Je to O.
pravdu pfatelska a druzna "a
bava. Bude tam take veselo,
nebot ma "Dozvuky" zavitajl
Svitakovci sc sym kapelmaj-
strem Janem v cele.
Vecere v podobe do zlatova
upecene vepfove S knedl1kem a
zellm, nebo segedinsky gulas S
knedllckem, kavou a ceskym
pecivem = Sc budou pro po-
hodlf navstevnik1 pTedkladati
jiz cd 6ti hodin vecer, take
mnohe hospodynky Sc tuto So
botu nemusf "badrovati'' S pT1-
pravou vecere pro svoji rodinu
a pTfjdou rovnou do Ceske Sko-
ly. Ovsem ii kter1 pT1jdou v 8
hodin nebo pozdeji, i ma ne bu-
de pamatovano, take ma kaz-
deho Sc dostane. NaSe kuchar-
ky to budou mfti pro ne uscho-
vano v trouble.
Zijeme v tezkych dobach, pl-
nych nesnaz1 a ro%zrusen1 a mel
lepsi medicinal" prot tomu je
zapomenouti ma vsechny strasti
pr dobre zabave! A takovou
zabaveu budou "Dozvuky".
NezGstavejte donna a prijdte
vsichni mladl - start Ultra We
Ger do Ceske skolicky ma rohu
Glover a Ashland ulic.
Ma zdar a ma shledanou!
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Cesky chlapec vyhral soutez
malovanych velikonocnich
vaiicek.

The Bureau of Recreation
uspoTadala ma Velikonocni Pom
deli 2. V1rocnf Soutez malova-
nych vaj1cek V Tanecn1m Paw
lonu v Patterson Parku. Mel
vyssf pocty dostalo sc rucne ma
lovanemu vaj1cku. ktere pfinesl
do souteze Jir1 Klimes, syn kra-
iand p. a pi. Adolfa a Rdzeny
Klimes, 708 N. Belnord Ave.
Ceskou malbu Krista proved
la ma skoTapce vajicka pf. Xii
mesova. Jif1, ktery je tez pill
nym zakem v Ceske Svob. Skole
Aug. HeTmana byl v1tezem We
vaifckove soutezi lonskeho ro-
ku.
Jednou re til soudc1 souteze
byla nase znama krajanka p1.
Viktorie Rysankova, ktera je
clenkou baltimorske skolni ra-
dy.
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Pohrby.

IA. dubna zemTela vdova
p1. Josephine K. Jenkins, (roz.
Schultz), 24O9 Orleans st. We
veku so let. Narodila sc v Bal
timore. Zanechala zde zarmou-
Gene d1tky p. Melvin Jenkins a
p1. Irene Dorm.
PohTeb konal Sc 18. dubna
re S~chimnnkova PohT. Domu do
kostela st. Elizabeth a odtud
ma Baltimore Cemetery.
Is. dubna zemTel vdovec
p. Walter Stopford, 6404 Alta
Ave., We start 80 let. Narodil
Sc v Anglii a zanechal zde syny
Alvin C. a Archie c.. Stopford.
PohTeb konal Sc 10. dubna z
domu smutku ma Parkwood &C.
metery.
- 16. dubna zemTel p. Wal
ter R. Woolford, manzel pl.
Helen Wheely Woolford, 1902
Lake Ave-, We start 35 let. Ma
rodil sc v Baltimore a byl stroll
n1kem.
PohTeb konal Sc 10. dubna z
domu smutku ma Baltimore &C.
metery.
Vsechny tyto pohTby byly
vypraveny p. Harlem E. Schi-
mGnkem.
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Pamstni deska T. C. NJ. Dude
odhalena dnes. Fl. dubna.

Washington, D. C. = Ones
Dude odhalena ma pocest steho
vyroc1 narozeni Tomase G.. Ma
saryka pametn1 deska ma wash
ingtonskem hotelu, kde Masa-
ryk sepsal znamou Washington
skou deklaraci "a osvobozenl
CechG a SlovakG. Hlavnfm rec
nfkem pTi teto prflezitosti Dude
illinoisky senator prof. Paul
Douglas. znamy pritel Cesko-
slovenska, ktery Z. bTezna pro-
mluvil O Masarykovi v americ-
KEN senate.
Promluv1 take predseda Ra-
DIV Svobodneho Ceskoslovenska
DIR. Petr Zenkl, .iakoz i zastup-
ci Wilsonovy nadace a Masary-
kova 1stavu v New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Sokolove " Belcamp Sc poklonili
pamatce T. c.. Masaryka.

Telocvicna Jednota Sokol
Belcamp kazdym rokem tradic-
ne oslavuje narozeniny Ora. T.
G.. Masaryka. LetoSn1 oslavy
byly rozdeleny ma dive etapy.
Dne 5. bTezna odpoledne by
10 vzpomenuto br. Dr. Jurajem
Slavikem, slavnostnlm Tecni-
KEN toho dine, nehynoucfho d.
la T. G.. Masaryka. Ma slavno-
sti 1cinkovala tez belcampska
hudba. Vsichni mcdonnell de-
mokrate ceskoslovenskeho pG-
vodu z1castnili Sc teto vzpo-
minkove oslavy a dali ma jevo,
re stoif "a ideovou myslenkou
Masarykovou a "a jeho virou
We vftezstvi demokracie.
V nedeli, dine 16. dubna nase
jednota usporadala Besidku
mladeze, do nfz bratr vzdela-
vatel Mojzisek vlozil to nejlep-
81, co nam kdy s detmi pfedve-
dl. Byla to neJen prehlldka W.
spelosti nasi belcampske mia
deze, ale i kus filosofie dneska
vlozene do list dorostu a tech
nejmensfch v ulohach broukd,
vcel a mravencG. Celia hra me
la RICHLY myslenkovy spad,
zdravy vtip a vedla k zduraz-
nenf Gle Tomase G.. Masaryka
a mas vsech "Pravda vitezf'.
Prftomnf. ktef1 naplnili sal
do poslednfho mfsta, 81 odnase-
Ii nezapomenutelne doJmy.
Slavnost byla zahajena anne
rickou a ceskoslovenskou hymn
nou ktere zahrala sokolska
hudba. Nalsedoval projev bra
ira starosty Jana Hoy, We KITE
rem mimo line Tekl toto:
Tato besidka je zaroven pre-
hlidkou vyspelosti sokolske bel
campske mladeze a je ma mas
abychom ii zhodnotili a pc.
lvzbudili. Dekuji "a vas vsech
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international Center YWCA

oznamuje, re planuje pofadati
"Vyrocn1 Majovou Slavnost"
We ctvrtek a patek, 4. a 5. kvet-
ma v lowering Hall, Johns
Hopkins University Campu.
Vykonna predsedka Centru
81. Helena Garvin oznamuje, re
vrcholnym bodem programu
kazdeho vecera budou zpevy a
lance mnoha zem1. Take pecivo
a sIadkosti cizfch zemf budou
k dostanf v r1znych boudach.
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DOPIS.
ALL Elm Street
Chevy Chase : Is, Md.
IL. duhna. 1850.

II. dubna, 1850.
Vazeny bratre redaktore:-
Dovoluji 81 oznamit pro-
stredkem "Telegrafu' cele nasf
narodnostn1 verejnosti nasledu-
j1c1 novinku: Pr oslave sto le-
|tych narozenin Presidenta O.
svoboditele Tomase Garrigua
Masaryka, jez, jak JIG ozname-
no, Sc konala We Washingtone
dine 7. brezna We Pierce Hall u
Unitafskeho Chramu Cali Souls
Church" "a podpory UnitaTske
cfrkve a Sdruzenych Ceskoslo-
vensko- Spolkd Wa
shingtonskych (Ceskoslovensko
Americke Ustfedf, District of
Columbia, Sbor Jednoty Ces-
kych Dam a PANT, Rad Wash
ington, D. c., G. S. A, T. J. So
kol Washington, D. CO. byla
sebrana ma podnet pana rektora
Unitarskeho chramu, Ora. A.
Powell Daviese sb1rka penez-
nych darkG, jez vynesla S125,
slovy, jedno sto dvacet pet do
lar1. DR.. Davies vyslovil pra-
nj by vysledek byl odevzdan
tenn, kterf mali nejvetsf potfe-
bu. To jiste jsou ii malicc1,
hosi a devcatka v uprchlickych
taborech v Nemecku.
Bratru Juraji Slavikovi, Una
menu byvalemu velvyslanci
Ceskoslovenska "a casu Presi-
denta Benese ku Wade Spoje-
nych Stat6 Americkych, byl u
lozen 1kol ma odeslani obnosu
prostTednictv1m komitetu Anne
rican Relief for Czechoslovak
Refugees ma prospech ceskoslo-
venskych deticek v uprchlic-
kych taborech.
Is krajanskym pozdravem p1se
Frant. c.. Kracek.
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BEzNE Oslo mo- 2149
Il WashingtOnu, DC.
K oslave Vyroci naseho Radu
c. S. A. els. 444 We Washingtone

c. S. A. els. 444 We Washingtons
We dnech pffprav naseho W.
roc1, zalozeni odbocky C.AS. A.
Rad els. 444, vzpomfname Vas
vsech, sester a bratr1 c. S. A.
a milych pfatel nasich.
Prave v tn dobu, pfipada den
nasich oslav, kdy dlouhy stfn
vecera protkan jest r1zovym
kvetem Cherry Blossom, o.
VIVIAN dechem jara.
TeS1me Sc vSichni ma shleda-
nj S Vami a ma uzitf Vaseho po-
bytu, V den nasich oslav v tuto
krasnou dobu, u mas We Wash
ingtone.
Bylo to pred deseti Lefty, kdy
hrstka mas Sc sesla ably pojed-
nala O zajmu nasem a nasem
planu. Wee tato, pro mas tax
velka, Sc brzy uskutecnila. By
la zalozena odbocka velkeho
celku G. S. A., Rad cfslo 444.
S uspokojenfm v mysli a prf-
Jemnymi pocity v naSich srd-
c1ch pc celou dobu desfti let
vzpomfname dine zalozenf, u
skutecnen1 naseho prani.
V nedeli, dine 80. dubna 1850
We 2 hodiny odpol. oslavujeme
Desitilete Vyroci Zalozeni nasi
odbocky {. S. A., Rad oslo 444
v Pythian Temple.
Volame k Yam a zveme Vas,
abyste tyto chvfle nasich oslav
mezi nami .stravili. Tesfme sc
ma Vas.
S bratrskymi pozdravy,
vsichni z Radu els. 444 6. S. A.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Nacvicna hodina a schHze
Okrsku Zupy Vychodni

Dude sc konati tuto nedeli, dine
23. dubna v Sokolovne ma Cur
tbs Bay. Zaci a zacky v 10 no.
dinu. Dorost v II hodin. Glen
stvo v l hodinu. Nacvicovati
Dude ses. Marie Provazn1kova.
Sch1ze We 3 hodiny. Cvic1cf
Sc zadajf by Sc nacvicne hodi-
ny s1castnili V poctu nejvet-
Sim. Pravidelny cvicebn1 ubor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
RIEGER KLUB
Osady Sv. Vaclava

oznamuje, re pofada PORK &
BEEF PARTY tuto nedeli, dine
%. dubna v mlstnostech klubu,
Lyceum Budove, rob Madison
a Duncan ulic Cd l do 6 hodin
vecer. Clenove a pratele Klu-
bu jsou srdecne zvani!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
T. j. Sokol Philadelphia, Pa.

oznamuje, re cvicfcf clenstvo
jednoty bylo pozvano k 1cin-
kovanl ma VeTejnem Slovenske
Sokolske Jednote v miste.
Cviceni Sc Dude konati 6.
kvetna We Slovenske Budove a
krajane Sc vyz1vajf k cetne
navsteve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
DAIRY.

K uctenf pamatky zemfele
pf. Marie Elsnicove V Chicago
darovali ma Ceskou Svob. Sko-
lu Aug. HeTmana p. Jakub vi
tax a rodina $500
rodiny Vojtek a Scott 500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Zajezd Sokolstva ma Americky
Zapad.

(Tiskova sluzba Zajezdoveho
Vyboru Americke Sokolske
Obce.)
V prvni zprave, ktera byla
rozeslana krajanskemu tisku
pred tydnem jsme oznamili, re
vyprava vyjede z Chicago V So
botu, dine %. cervence 1850 We
1901 pc poledni. Vecefe bu-
de podavana jldelne ma vlaku
a 1castnici mohou posedet v
klubovne ma vlaku anebo ode
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
10 clenIG americkeho v~yslanec-
tvi odielo.

Varsava, Polsko. - Velvy-
slanectvf Spojenych Stat1 po-
slalo 10 CLIENT sveho vojenske-
no stabu re zeme ma zadost
polske vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-21
Karetni Vecirek

Dude poradati Rad Vlastimila-
Vytrvalost els. 81 G. S. A. V So
botu vecer, 20. dubna We Skole
Aug. HeTmana.