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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

George ShuciDer, Der NIT ici=
rcm ieperieit freunDlidell unn ollt=
oeihlpiiencu SSeicn lid, iiberoll
,Srernpe sll mad)cn lnO perltunp,
ipur ein iclt MADE mon i'm lpuhrlten
Sinne bes SSprtes. Gr fom ais ar
mcr Nlrn0e I'M Sabre 1903 nacb Den
Gereinioten S1oqten. Sier eianete er
iih icinc SSilouno Durh gcilub bon
Slbcnoldlllen un. Gr ipiclte cine afs
1ipe Hollc in Der Hepublifaniichen
Eclitit. Gr mor Telcoiertcr Der
belltid,en Sipiilpn Scr llniteb 2utbe-
ron Conference .no pes Sireftpz
rilms Der oclltl1)cn Sutheriihen Sp=
nobe, ionic elmer Der Srooniiatorcn
Der GuonQeliihz z9lttbcriil,cn Ct.
Spbonnisfirhe an Coon Noah. &C.
rcn Secllor0cr Eoilpr Sr. Sulm
Spiicl lit.
Sic gclieslmo Der ltcrblihen 9ies
tte pes Neintae0un9encn erfnIot am
EonncrstoN, ncn 81. sluouit.
Sie Scid)e iii oufocbobrt im gilbert
3ichm Observation-Disclosures Scim
1918 Superior slpellle, lpp ouh
Die Scifcn1eler itattfinoet.
Sic @ecrojeung finoct 2onners-
tag, 81. slusilIt, > llbr nohmittoas
bon Ser ct. Sobnlnes Stride, GbNp
Mcao olls Itatt. geiicsnns I'M Safe
piep 2rieoboi.
Mube ieiner Ilhe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
Nethit,a leiitet
Rc u1iIitdrhilie

Saigon, Snbohina. Don amtliher
Seite tpuroe miteeteiIt. bab bas font
nunlitiihe China militariid)e Silfe
sen bon Mosfau unerfonnten @ueril.
los So Chi Dtinbs gerpabrt.
Die Rcta, in Veipine BADEN oer'
ipronen, ben @uerillas Mnfien az
Iieiern, obne bnfiir gesubl,ns 81 ner.
lanaen.
gcfanntIih befdmpit Granfrei@
in Snoohina sic 0ortiaen .Moten..
- Bite lmterltiisen Gle sic i'm
vGolfsblatt" an5e!genoen @eih1itel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

Ntit ousenoerlei @ehelIen. Wis
mclItellirngen lno Notloluneen fln9
es an. mie in onoeren seritorten ,'l,N
Observation-Disclosures StGten alh.nlli
oen ltntcribieo. ooB lit @iirabura
ole @cae suacihiittet warcn bis al'l
sluei: ser @cg sur StaStobcrbanpi
mo s,ln SuItl,sn,iniilcriim III Nfiln.
d,cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

ipur cr friibcr Grcbiefretor bcs Ser.
bunocs. 9luBerDem nur CT Ghrcns
prGlipcnt pcs Gillette Sahienpcrs
Gins, ipipic Dcs ,Sreinourcr Srocns.
nomIicl) Der Gllhrpof Hn0e 634 llnb
oes 6illman &apitels 1GG. Ionic
nes 9ll Sirot &rptto. ,Scrncr lpar CT
MitolicD picler anbcrer &llbs llnO
SrooniiotiOnen uno fat idmtliher
belltihomerifaniidlen SrNuniiutio=
nelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
II Ken,f,,,,aiite,, n,iiiici,
,picSer ITS GejGnonis

gieau Yorf. Die Dor GINGER Set
tpeaen Gerbreitlna tcnu'l'liitilhe'
Sbeen perllrtcilten &ommltnilten'
fiibrer unb lih inter @clbbouh olll
ireiem Sub beIanoen, botten ins @e.
fangnis Suriid5ugeben lpegen Siber.
belt oes slusrciiens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
Sdtieeeit, 1mte y. lenfer
beeinttt nit 40 Jatrett

Gbicaso. Iie JGbiafeit, Elm Nuto
ribtis au lenfeu, besinut nit 40 Sab.
rem. Sm porseriitfteren Mlter INIT lie
nit Sem 40. 2ebensinbr pieoer itarf..
1ie geiGbrliditen lutofabrer iinO bic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

illnselt Sc te inter 90 Sohren. s. O.
&emper. Ser Er1iloent Scr llniuluer.
iiherlmgsgeicuidyaIt iogt, hies lei Nas
9ieiultnt elmer llnteriud)ung, oie iel-
ne 6irnln angeiteat bobc. Gle sllters.
gruppc BON 10 bis as Sabren mciil
6.2cc toolid)c llnfGue bel 100 Mil.
lipnen Mteilen Sohrten auf. Sics i'll
nm 4lro giiNiti9cr uIa ser Gurh.
lbnitt in alleu sllierstlniicn ,Sohrer
unter 20 Subren haber bel Ser glci.
Oeu MeiIen5abl 2S.7fo toolId)e In.
idle. Soblihe llnidlle bel ii,gcnO-
liben ,sobrerr fcmnlen 10 bGliia
Dor, baB oie ELECTROMAGNETIC
fiir iie bos @ort ,Secuicioes" &C.
prGgt bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
gor MnfitGnben ipirb aeiuarnt

Mrs. 8ela Garga, Ser friibere
Eraiioent Oes ,,naariihen National'
parIaments, marnte feline lanosleu.
te Dor ,mirl0tbaren auiitGnScn.
Darau betoute sic 9fotlpenOlafeit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
Committee for Tree europe

Tas National Committee for a
6ree europe, 'Snc., iuuroe I'M slpril
1919 als cine pripate Scicaihait
seariinoet, oeren Miitalicoibait alien
oiIen itebt, Die ben &pmu,nisnllls
abuebren llns Die Treibeit Ser @elt
retten mollen. Gs bcltebt al,s pri'
pnten Viir9erl, boruntcr bielel Der.
porrugenoen slmerifonern. Die be.
itrebt iinb, yetpos @eientlides uno
Gonfretes 5u leiiter itnt bie sroBteu
2ebenslperte SIT retten, bas .Sfeft in
Ireiheit 81. Iebsn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

briioerlibcn Gcrbaltens bis sumSosc
Ser @eirci,,ne, ipenn ale llngarn
ibre &rGfte nit Nusen lperoen cin.
iesen fonnen. v9ie 2ciben beS Sol.
feS Iino lmbeiGreiblih unb bie @ps.
belt Ses 5einoes bat feline @rerien.
Ties mu6 inns sur @arnllng oienen.
2iebet chamber! Seit 8riioer lrnb
ultcritiiet end) in bieicm melterihiit.
teruoen @emitter. -- Die freie @elt
tpeiB, boB unier &f aemeiniam
lit. Sic lit niht mcbr eieid,9iiltis
ODER neutral. Sic lit cines Sinnes
nit inns in bitiem areu5Sug nm Die
6reibeit Scr @elt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
NmS eric, pa.
Qrduerndhrtht

Socbcn crbieltcn mir Die Nod)ritbt,
baB om %. gluguit Serr
Ntlbelm Mnbrac
Sd)otlnc!iter bes z. 9. S1ngerbills
oes int !llter BON - Subren geltprbcn
lit. Sbu iiberlebcn leine Srau Inna
SrG Sobne, Slllils. @ilheIm s., l,no
Scnrp anoroe, aluci Sohter. Sran
slnna Snbler uno iSrau Trieorid,
Sbcrfirbcr. sluberNcnl cine Sd).pes
tier uno Elm 9rl,ocr; lmo ad)t Gnfel.
flnocr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

9itte. unteritiisen Sie bie i'm
Golfsblatt" on5eigenoen @eibdite!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

BIT esiu&en bic seebrten 9anby.
leute unb 9ster nnteres SeitMRs, tet
Wef&dttsetnfdufen bay ~eiebenbir.
eit4 amertianiiAe Holtsblatt" Su
er'udbnen unb 0eidaditsiente. tueldbe
In bteier Setinns annsncieren. IN
beSsrsnsen. 9aburd untertatt Sbr
Cure beutf&e 9eitnns.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
FISH HEARINGS

Continued from Page Onel ure now effective in Sumner Strait and stikine apply to all of South east Alaska
 The department proposed to pro- hibit herring fishing, except for bait or by gtllnets, in the Gulf of Equibel area north of Pt. Adding ton and south of Cape Lynch as herring seiners have been taking too many salmon in their nets.
 Although lengthy discussion took place over the department s proposed changes and local fisher men made several suggestions, only two men present recorded their proposals to the department on the wire recorder provided. They were Bob Urata and Wilhelm Jordon.
 Urata requested that measure ments be made of traps, as to dis tance between them and Jordon asked for a flexible opening season on herring and further. to close all bays to fishing during the her ring spawning season.
 Bates Reports
 Local fisheries management agent Dan Bates, who had just returned Wednesday afternoon from his sur yey of the sockeye spawning grounds in British Columbia said he had gone up the first and the main Tahltan rivers to Tahltan Lake which had once been a great sockeye spawning ground. However, he had seen no fish on the trip and said that the Indians in that area reported that whereas in years gone by they had obtained their winter supply of fish from Tahltan river, the past year they had not been able to Obtaln any fish.
 Bates said the reason the run could have disappeared could be due to seven beaver dams he count ed which prevent the fish from reaching the fake or it could be from an old log jam in a canyon below the lake. Steps will be taken to request tae Canadian govern ment to clear out the beaver dams but as they are on a trapper's pri- vate property the outcome was in doubt.
 Another request made by local fishermen was the opening of the bay in front of town to hand troll ing. The department will take it under advisement
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
IRISH" NEEDY CELEBRATES
 9th BIRTHDAY WITH PART!

4 birthday dinner at the Virgil Newman home was held last week in honor of little Miss Katherine Irish" Needy to celebrate her sixth birthday. She is the daughter of Mrs Ellen Needy and her fath- Ter, James Needy Is d soldier in tAe Korean war, serving with the med -ical Corps in a Marine Division.
 Dinner guests were MT. and Mrs. Frank Webb, aunt and uncle of the honor guest and during the after noon many young friends dropped by to be served birthday cake and ice cream and offer their good wishes. Irish received many love Fly gifts.
 The family came from LouiavilI ,, Kentucky, some time ago after Mr. Needy was ordered overseas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
URGE TO KILL WEAKER ON
 WEST COAST

The urge to kin is weaker on the West Coast. it appeared Mon day. t.-.-a.
 But in other lines of crime the Coast must hang it's head for shame.
 The Federal Bureau of Investi- gation revealed in Washington. D. e., that the rate of murders and manslaughter on the Coast is only .1.96 as compared to 2.76 nation ally, per 100000 of population.
 But the score in other categor- ies Of crime is not so good. The Coast had rate Of 57.S for rob bery as compared to the national rate of 30; aggravated assault, 41.2 to S9.4: burglary, S62.S to .211.5; larceny, LOTS to 499.1. and auto theft. 149 to S3.S
 The FBI based the report on fig ures from 1.652 cities with a total population of 49,618,922. It show ed that during 1949 one out of four urban persons was charged with some traffic violation, One out of 20 was charged with some other violation, such aS drunkenness or disordarly conduct.
 There were come figures which didn't quite square with the pie ture of the city as the sink of sin and the country as the home ofI virtue. Rural crime increased by 74 per cent; city crime, by only l.9 per cent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
FAREWELL DINNER ON
 SUNDAY FOR TRAVELLERS

Mir and Mrs. Harry Coulter will be hosts Sunday at a family alnner as a farewell to MT. and Ars. James McAden who have bean visiting nere rom Guam. Mrs. Me Alden is the former Etolin Coulter. daughter of Mrs. Della Coulter.
 Mrs. MuAden arrived nere about d month ago and last week was Jolneu Dy ner husoanu wno Is oen- TOT steward Ior ren american " Orld Alrways on Guam.
 me MeAaens are leaving Monday .or DaIns, Texas, where they Will glsit Mr. McAaens people ana then will fly back to Guam.
 At the dinner sunday will be Mrs. Della Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter, Miss Irene Coulter, and Walter Coulter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
Late Alaska
 Election Result

JUNEAU-Mounting returns in Tuesdays election brought an in- ereaslngly nip and tuck race be- tween hepu0licans and Democrats for control of the Legislature. Late returns put Democrats into tue lead for all seven of the third Divisions seats in the House. This Iepresented a gain ot two since yesterday Tor Democrats as they wnlttIed away at the big overall galns Republicans hao scored. On territory basis today Re pubIicans led Tor six Senate seats Democrats Tor two Republicans led for 13 House seats, Democrats for II. Some margins were so mar TOW, especially in the Second DIV ision where the vote is small that standings might easily be upset.
 By Divisions, standings tOaay were: First, one Democratic one Republican Senator apparently sI- ecred, SIX Republicans, two Demo- erats leading for the House; Sec Ouu, one Democrat, one Republican leauInx Tor tTo senate seats, three l.epuDneans, one Democrat leading Tor the House; Third, two RspuDlI- can senators elected on the basis oI unofficial returns, solid Demo- cratic delegation, seven, in the house leading Tor the second straight eIecuop; Fourth, two Re publican senators leading, four Re- puDIieans, one Democrat leading LOT the House races mlght easily end with parties evenly divided in Ootn houses.
 Delegate to Congress l19 out of z5S precincts Bartlett 10,7S5, reIerson 4,OSS; Treasurer Rodsn 11,tyo; Labor Commissioner BSR- son S,V04, KimbRll s,162.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
SEWERS FINED FOR
ILLEGAL FISHING

Dan Mccullough, skipper of the seiner Jim, was fined $500 and his three crewman $250 each by U. s. Commissioner P. J. Gilmore Saturday in Ketchikan. They plea ded guilty to fishing within 500 yards of a stream at Big creek, Chomley where they were appre- hended at 11:15 Thursday night.
 The erewmen are Henry McCul- Tough, Eugene Wells and Harry Bradley. The complaint against the fishermen was signed by Del Freimuth, FWS pilot.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
TO TOUR IN STATES

Mrs. Alberta Christensen, .Ira. Louis Lemieux anu Mrs. Pauline Williams left Wednesday on the Alaska southbound.
 Arriving in Seattle they will De- gin . motor tour tha. will take them through southeastern and southern states
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
AT THE HOSPITAL

Admitted to Bishop Rowe hos pital this week tor medical treat ment were: Mrs. Al Kitchis ana Mrs. Richard Stough.
 raul SOrenson, Mrs. P. C. Me Cormack ana son, gregory Donald and Mrs. Al Ritchis were dis charged.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
LEW WILLIAMS HERE

Secretary of Alaska Lew M Williams flew down from his headquarters in Juneau this week to spend short time visiting wItH his family.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
OLAF HANSEN JR. HOME

Olaf Hansen Jr. Son of MT. and Mrs. Olaf Hansen of Wrangell, re- turned home this week after a short vacation in Seattle
 Young Hansen will be employed by his father this winter at the Hansen Boat Shop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
DABY GIRL BORN
 TO WILHELM JORDON'S

MT. and Mrs. Wilhelm Jordon are receiving congratulations this week on the birth of a daughter, karen Lucille.
 The little girl was born Satur- day and weighed in at seven pounds fifteen ounces.
 MT. Jordon is a local fisherman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
KITTLESBY HERE

Herb kittlesby, former Wrangell resident, was in town Thursday on business. He is superintendent of a Hydaburg eannery and was for merly with Diamond K here when that cannery was operating.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
GILMORE IN TOWN

Pete Gilmore, manager in Jun eau for the Alaska Salmon Indus try, was in town Wednesday to at tend the fishery hearings held here. He flew to Petersburg yester- day and then will return to Jun eau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
TINY BOY SOUTH

The Tiny Boy, owned and skip pered by Hank Bowman, and crew members sailed for Puget Sound yesterday morning. During the winter it will undergo various im- proysments and repairs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-13
HOUSES CHANGE HANDS HERE

Charles Moore has purchased the IL. M. Campbell home and Henry Bowman has bought the Moore home here.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Bude Svaz csl. mladeze
miIionovou ~organisaci?

Londyn. - Csl. komuniste
buduji zcela poole ruskeho vzo-
ru "masove organisace'. Mno-
no svemu zajmu venuj1 komu-
nisticti vladci zvlaste mladezi.
Infikujf MasarykGv narod SWIM
|jedem, chtej1 vybudovat z boil
sevickeho Svazu mladeze orga-
nisaci S jedn1m milionem clenG
a pripravuj1 ma cerven l. Sized
teto organisace.
Jak vypada skutecna tvaf
techto snah, ukazuje nam sku-
tecnost z %. ledna, kdy v to-
varne- Elektrokablo V Kol1ne,
konala Sc "vyrocn1 schdze".
Ma teto schulz velkeho a W.
znamneho pr1mysloveho pod
niku bylo pr1tomno pouze IL
clenn Svazu mladeze. Tato ne
1cast je jasnou mluvou o pra-
VEN smyslenf ceske mladeze,
ktere JEFF komunisticky organ
"Mlada fronta' vytyka, re ne
chodi ma schGze, re nema klad-
ny pomer k p%etiletemu planu a
re vuGbec nema ~"pracovni" plan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Redaktor Volta Duben
odiizdi z Nemecka.

Ludwigsburg. - Vojtu Dub
ma znaj1 vsichni ctenaTi krajan-
skych listd z jednotlivych Get
nych clankd i re sluzby FCI-
JFCI.
Volta Duben, mlady novinar,
ktery pres vsechny velke obtf-
re mel dostatek odvahy, schop-
nosti a vytrvalosti, ably v tez-
kych pomerech exilu zalozil a
20 dobu vice nez jednoho roku
drzel noviny, ~vydavane infor-
macnf sluzbou Sdruzeni csl. no
vinarG v exilu, odjfzdi do Spoj.
IStatd. Jen KIDD INA pTekazky,
ktere je nutno v novinarske
praci exilu prekonavat, dovede
ocenit kolik namahy a obeti k
tomu bylo zapotrebf. A pTece
krone toho pilnou dopisovatel-
skou pracf do krajanskych i il
nych list1 vydobyl 81 dobre jme-
no pohotoveho a vykonneho no
vinare a mezi svymi kolegy sve-
domitou jednatelskou cinnostf
We Sdruzeni csl. novinar1 v ext
lu zasluhy o ustavenl a veske-
'rou cinnost Sdruzeni. VeTej-
most i novinari pref Vojtovi
Dubnovi mnoho dalsfch 1spe-
ch1 v novem prostredi a hodne
sill k praci, kterou ma tax rad.
Redakcni vedeni v Ludwigs-
burgu prebfra pc V. Dubnovi
red. Otto Graf. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Katolicky knee " Moskve nesmi
konat bohosluzby.

Moskva. - Americky Tfmsko.
katolicky knee John Brassard.
ktery ceka deset mes1cG ma So
vetske povolen1, ably mohl ko-
nat bohosluzby pro cizince v
Moskve, toto povolenf dosud ne.
dostal.
Rev. Brassard pTijel do Mos
kvy v lednu t. r. Kdyz Sci dc
kostela sv. Ludv1ka francouz-
skeho, sovetsky tajny policista
mu zabranil v tom, ably Sc ujal
kontroly kostela. Vysetfovani
v ruskem zahranicnfm minister
stvu vedlo k slibu, re celia vec
Dude brzy vysetrena, ale dosud
zadne vysledky tohoto vysetro-
van1 nedosly. Rev. Brassard
stale jeste nem1ze vykonavat
svoje duchovn1 povinnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Nova proverka ma obzoru.

Praha. = z rad 1dernik1 a
zfanatikovanych komunist1 sc
stale ozyvaji castejsf hlasy Q
tom, re proverka z roku 1913
byla nedokonala, mnohde pro-
vedena ledabyle, mnozi clenove
Cd te DOLBY nezaplatili ami Glen
ske prfspevky a stavajf sc pro
organisaci zbytecnou, ba skodli-
YOU pritezf. Zebra Sc i ma to,
re Sc zvlaste pc 1noru 1913 do
strany vloudily rozvratne zivly,
ktere jsou ochotny sifit septa-
nou propaganda o neudrzitel-
nosti dnesn1ho rezimu a dokon-
ce sami poskytovat podporu re-
akcnfm zivlGm a nepratelum,
kter1 jsou posflani re Zapadu.
Je volano pc move kontrole a
clenskych Legitimate a radikal-
MIN skoncovani sc vsemi alibisty
Mali byt tato akce provede-
ma dGsledne, zGstane v KSC So
iva des1tina dnesnfho poctu Gle
nj. Takovy je skutecny stav
dnesnf KSC. Ale i pax zGstane
mnoho tech, kterf budou pfi
nejmens1m ochotni hrat svoji
roll ma ODE strany. Rozlepta-
vani vlastnich rad je nezahladi-
telnym 1kazem strany, propad-
lie diktature, zenoucf svet do
move valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Odhalene vlastenectvi csl.
komunistE.

Praha. = Ceskoslovensky lid
ma dosud v 1--WE pameti jak Sc
komuniste v CSR projevovali pc
revoluci pc roce 1916, kdy po-
trebovali osalit CO ~nejsirs1 We
|rejnost, jej1z nacionalismus vii
VEN tvrde nemecke okupace
znacne vzrostl: komuniste byli
nejhorlivejsf v provaden1 ocis-
ty, kdekoho oznacovali "a ko-
laboranta, byli sama csl. vlajka
a vlastenectv1 NELL pima 1sta.
Jak upTfmna to byla agitace,
projevuje sc cd chv1le, kdy u
norovym pucem uchvatili moe.
Ones jiz prob1ha normaln1 Wy
hlazovac1 BOZ prot vsem, KIDD
Ito S vlastenectvfm myslf sku-
|tecne upfimne. re pri tom ne
setrf ami vlastn1 rady, zazna-
menava pf1pad obce Nemcicek
ma zidlochovicku. Tam byl
predsedou m1stn1ho narodnlho
vybOru kOmunlsta Zeman. NY
nj byl zbaven funkce a vylou-
cen re strany. Ma jeho hlavu
sneslo sc hrube obvinen1: pro-
|jevil Sc jake nepfftel roln1ku,
branil zalozeni Jednotneho re
medelskeho druzstva a usilo-
va 10 ubitf malych a stfednlch
rolnik1. Krom toho odm1tal
stanovisko informacn1ho byra
We veci Titove a nechtel pfipu-
slit, re jedine zasluhou SOVIET
ske strany bolsevikd byla i Ces-
koslovensku vracena svoboda.
Projevily Sc u neho prvky bur-
zoasniho nacionalismu.
TAX koncf jeden z mnohych
soudruh1, kteff nemajf slepe
oci a :jejichz narodnl uvedome-
nj vitezi mad falsovanlm histo-
lrie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24

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independence Drive starting May Is?
u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Americti STUDENT z CSR
yypoveZeni.

Praha. - Poole zprav anne
ricke tiskove sluzby bylo z Ces-
koslovenska v poslednl dobe
vypovezeno sedm americkych
studentG, kteTf studovali ma csl.
vysokych skolach. Ocekava Sc,
re budou vypovezeni jeste DIAL
81 STUDENT v ~zahajene prudke
Rampant prot zapadn1m demo
kraciim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
ZahOnek HumOru.
PIjcka "a oplatku.

Zena: "Napolo k smrti Sc S
tebou uzlob1m ty %tyrane!"
Muz: "A ia Sc S tebou uzlo-
BIN nadobro proto, re delas
vsecko jen napolo!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Romanovy hrdina.

"Vy' .iste asi prozil jiz neje-
den roman, pane doktore?"
"Zajiste, milostiva, prozil, ale
ma stest1 jen takove, pri kterych
Sc ma konec nedostanou!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Britanie vypovsdsla AZ komu'
nistHE a fasistHE z uradH.

Londyn. - Ctyricet sedm ko-
munist1 nebo pratel komunistu
fasist1 bylo odstraneno z u
rednfch mist v britske obcanske
sluzbe v poslednfch letech, jak
oznamil v poslanecke snemov-
ne Douglas Jay, 1cetn1 pokladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Ma prvni pohled.

"PT1tel Karbulka zamiloval
Sc do sve nynejsf manzelky ma
prvn1 pohled."
"Ano, ale ted no to mrzi, re
Sc jeste podruhe ma nj nepodi-
VAL"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Ma pravdu.

Soudce: "Dle seznamu vasich
trest1 byl zivot vas dosud asi
velmi pohnuty."
Ozalovany: "Naopak, pro-
sim vetsinu jsem no prose
DEL"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Move p~racovni tabory.

Bradshaw. - u Copu We W.
chodnim Slovensku Sc buduj1
move pracovn1 tabory pro ne
s%polehlive, ktere mali slouzit
jake prdchodic1 tabor pro Cd
sun nepohodlnych obcanI do
SSSR.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Jeho obava.

Zena: "Neni mole nova roba
hotova basen?'
Muz: "Jen kdyby Sc S nj ry-
movala mole pokladna!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-24
Moderni.

Elisha Ok pTftelkyni) "Pry
Sc chces vdat, Emmo?"
Emma: "Ano touz1m pc
samote."
Evening star., 1950-10-01
IKunberqer-Hosty

The marriage Of Miss Frances
Louise Hasty of this city to Mr..
Paul Robert Kunberger of Fort
Wayne, Ind, took place last eve
ming in the Ryland Methodist
Church, the Rev. Melvin E.
Lederer officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Robert Jones Hasty and the
late Mr.. Hasty of Tuscaloosa, Ala,
and the groom is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Kunberger of Fort Wayne.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Miss Marcy Itta Nachtman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Simon Nachtman. was married
September "a to Mr.. Harold Leon
Libby, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Libby of Youngstown, Ohio. The
ceremony, reception and dinner
took place at Wardman Park
Hotel, Rabbi Hugo B. Schiff
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Libby will make
their home at 852 Fifth avenue
in YOUNGSTOWN.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Returns Home

Mrs. Michael Hess has returned
from a three week visit in New
York, where she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Nathan Kann.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

The marriage of Miss Catherine
Anne Kranking, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William D. Kranking
to Mr.. Victor Thomas Fortwengler
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor w
Fortwengler, took place yesterday
morning in st. Martins Catholic
Church, Msgr. William E. Kelly
officiating. Due to the illness OF
the brides father, Mr.. William N.
Kranking escorted his sister.