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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
Labor Groups In
New York Form
Political Setup

Washington (LPA) - President
Philip Murray and heads Of two
unions, blasted Robert Denham,
general-counsel of the NLRB, for
his advice to employers in New
York Jan. II to go to court when
ever the board ruled against them.
Murray and Joseph A. Beirne, head
of the Communications Workers,
demanded that President Truman
fire Denham. AL Hayes, president
of the International Association of
Machinists, shocked" at Denham'S
statement, declared that it again
showed the Taft Hartley act should
be repealed.
"The General Counsel of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board has
again demonstrated his anti-labor
bias and his unfitness for office, in
the speech which he delivered be-
fore the New York trades employ
ers' association Jan. H." Murray
said
ain his speech Denham openly
appealed to employers to litigate
in the courts Board decisions fav-
orable to labor. This invitation,
coming from man who by law is
charged with the duty of defending
the Labor Board and its decisions
in the courts, is sufficient proof (if
any additional proof is needed)
that Denham is incapable of adj
ministering the important post of
general counsel of the board, with
the fairness and impartiality that
office requires.
"Denham's unseemly attack on
the Board arises from the fact that
the Board in a few cases has man
ifested some degree of independ-
ence and has disagreed with, Dem,
hams biased and prejudiced inter
pretations of the Taft Hartley act.
During the course Of our con-
vention, | issued a statement, call
ing upon President Truman to re-
move Denham as general counsel
of the National Labor Relations
Board. The president possesses
ample power to take this action.
This latest Incorporate statement
by the boards general counsel,
demonstrates that his removal is
long overdue"
81 am really shocked that a re-
sponsible officer of the federal
government whose duty it is to up
hold and defend the decisions of
the Labor Board should use his
high office to cast doubt on the in
tegrity of that agency and to agi-
tate among employers to nuIlify its
work" said Hayes. "This public
display of partisanship by the gen
eral counsel of the labor board
shows up one of the basic evils
of the Taft Hartley act. The law
itself was written and passed
in a spirit of partisanship and
it is evident that Mr.. Denham's
speech TO the Building Trades En-
ployers Assn reflects that same
spirit. 1t is high time that Con-
gress gave serious consideration to
repeating this i'll conceived statute.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19

Washington. - Labor's Monthly
Survey of the AFL says that one
of the most practical tasks of the
newly formed international Confed-
Grafton of Free Trade Unions is to
raise living standards in other
countries.
AFL Secretary-Treasurer George
Meany says the goals of the world
labor body are bread, freedom and
peace.
The Monthly Survey shows in
the accompanying chart the pur-
chasing power of hourly earnings
in terms of a typical American
workers diet.
Assuming that it takes an aver
age American worker 16 hours
work to buy food for a family of
four for one week, the Russian
worker in Is hours could earn only
13 percent Cor about one-eighth) of
this American family's diet.
Workers in Soviet Russia are
worse off than in any other coun-
try. But in other countries, the
workers hour of work will buy less
than half as much food as in USA.
The result is that workers in
these other countries buy foods
that are either less nourishing or
more monotonous than the Amer
lean workers food. Also, after
paying for their food they have
less money left to buy other nee
essities.
If the chart were shown in terms
of foods workers normally buy in
their own countries, some coun-
tries would be a few points higher,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
Texas Federation
Marks 5Oth Year

Austin, TeX.-The Texas State
Federation of Labor observed its
5Oth anniversary ON Jan. Is.
The federation was formed Jan.
Is, 1860 in Clebune with Brother
f. N. Graves presiding over 20
delegates representing S,475 mem
bers.
"On the federation'S Goth ami
versary we feel quite sure that the
increase in membership and pres
tige is far beyond the dreams and
expectations of those few indivi-
duals who were so far-sighted and
wise enough To organize the great
federation which annually brings
together over 500 delegates" FIX
ecutivc Secretary Paul G. Sparks
said in his monthly report.
During the golden anniversary
year, the Texas Federation will
play host to the 10th AFL conven-
tion at Houston next Sept. Is,
climaxing the AFL's celebration of
the 1C0th anniversary of the birth
of Samuel Gompers.
The Texas Federation has called
its statewide organizing and poll
tical rally TO be held Friday, Jan.
81, the anniversary Of Mr.. Comp
ers' birth, at Austin.
An intensive drive is being made
TO see that every member of or
ganized labor pays his poll tax in
Texas before the Jan. 81 deadline.
=,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
Tough Shedding
if Govt Pushes
Wage Freeze Plan

London (LPA)-A strong bloc
has developed in the Labor party
to oppose the governments wage
freeze policy. Delegates represent
ing the 100000 members of the
Trades Union Congress, meeting
here Jan. IL, approved the recon-
mendations of the TUGS General
Council that the government policy
be substantially accepted, but the
margin was so narrow that many
think the wage freeze is doomed.
Delegates for 4,263,000 workers
favored the freeze, but delegates
for 100000 rejected it. Spokes-
men for another 100000 abstained.
Leading the opposition was the
Communist group among the mine
leaders, and the Communists are
expected to make the most of the
opportunity to embarrass the Labor
government. However, opposition
came from non-Communist quar-
ters as well, notably among en-
gineers, shipbuilders, railwaymen,
building workers, furniture work
ers, and shoe workers. Several of
the .dissident unions already have
made wage demands which they
don't wish to compromise. Others
have wage agreements hitched to
the cost of living and don't wish to
,forego any possible benefits.
A certain amount of industrial
unrest may result but few believe
that it will have. much effect on the
elections scheduled for Feb. %. The
Labor Party is still expected to
hold clear majority in the House
of Commons after the voting is
still expected to hold a clear maj
ority in the House of Commons
after the voting as it now does.
Britain's workers could hardly ex-
pect more from the Conservatives
than they can obtain from the
Laborites.
The government proposed the
wage freeze when the pound was
devalued in September. It's purpose
was to ward off the inflationary
effects of devaluation, as was the
proposal to up corporate profit
taxes which accompanied it. The
TUGS General Council advocated
acceptance of the freeze so long
as the cost of living index, now at
112, did not exceed 118 or drop be-
low 106.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
One Family In Every 3
Would Benefit BY Bill

Washington (LPA)-Onc out of
every three city families is in the
income group $27C0 to $4400 a
year--which will stand to benefit
from federal aid to housing coop
orativeS, if the Maybank bill now
before the Senate is approved.
Previously unpublished Census fig
ures for 1913 reveal this fact, which
shows that labor's estimates on
what middle income" families rep
resent was very close to being eX-
act.
"Middlc income" famlies-thoSe
in the middle third of the income
scale--in the bigger cities tower
a million people, have incomes
from $3l00 to $500, while in the
small cities population 25O0 to
5000 the middle income is about
$2500 to $4,000. Using the rule of
thumb that family should spend
about one-fifth of income on rent
or home costs, these families should
be getting decent homes at rents
ranging from $I5 to $73 month,
with most of the rents around $50
a month.
by these figures, the coop hous-
ing bill meets the needs of middle
income families almost perfectly,
since it's estimated that co-ops can
build apartments, comparable to
those now renting for $40 a month,
at about sos a month, and general
~ can carve housing costs by about
70 per cent.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
Labor Heads
(Confinued From Page One)

and the CIO support comes from
the clothing, telephone, utility and
maritime unions.
The International Ladies Gar
ment Workers and most locals of
the United Hatters will continue to
work through the Liberal Party,
however, and the east-wing CIO
unions will continue to work
through the American Labor party.
The Carpenters have their own
political committee.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19

and Australia would be above
USA because meat is more widely
used and cheaper there; but the
difference would not be significant.
Low wage levels and low produc-
tivity account for low living stand
ards.
The ICFTU recognizes the inn
portance of economic development
to raise living standards and pro-
vides the means through union or
ganization and collective bargain
ing for workers to share justly in
the increasing wealth resulting
from improvements in farming and
industry.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
LEARNER RATES
TO BE REVISED

Washington OPA)-Wage hour
regulations for learners in the
knitted wear industry and in the
independent telephone industry will
be revised, Secretary of Labor
Tobin has announced, operative
Jan. 25, when the 75-cent minimum
wage goes into effect.
Present learner rates in the in
dependent telephone industry are
30 cents an hour for the first two
months, and 35 cents for the third
month. The changes proposed are
to go cents and 65 cents. Present
learner rates in the knitted wear
industry of 35 cents an hour would
be raised to go cents.
The Department also proposes to
revoke existing special industry
wide learner regulations in the
millinery, wooden, artificial flower,
and certain branches of the apparel
industry .on the ground they are
not longer necessary to prevent
curtailment of employment oppor-
tunities. Pre- sent t minimum
rates for learners are 80 cents an
hour, for varying periods.
In all cases, interested parties
have seven days to present written
arguments for or against the
changes.
The Department is sending to
more than 100000 employers new
posters, which employers must
post, informing workers of the
major provisions of the amended
federal wage and hour law, boost
ing the minimum wage to rs cents.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19
AFL ASKS FOUR-YEAR
COLLEGE IN MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee DPA)-A four year
university program for this area is
urged by the State Federation Of
Labor, in a report adopted by its
executive board The report said
four-year college here would give
many more youngsters an oppor-
tunity for college education.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19

When somebody asks you to do
something you don't want to do,
why is it that you can meyer hon
estly plead previous engagement,
whereas, etc. ?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19

The suspicion that man might
harbor an affection for another
woman, even his mother, is exas-
perating to his wife.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-19

Tn pleasea That my dreams are
not serials.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Karolu Sidorovi nebyl prodlou-
zen pobyt " USA.

Washington, D. G. = Immi-
gracnf sluzba Spojenych Statu
prohlasila, re neprodlouzf nav
st6vni visum Karlu Sidorovi,
slovenskemu ~fasistovi, jehoz
p%Titomnost We Spojenych Sta
tech byla kritisovana v kongre-
Sc. Docasn6 visum, ma zaklade
ktereho tento spolupracovnfk
zradce lisa prednaSel pc Sta
tech, ackoliv mu bylo udeleno
jen k navsteve jeho p%r1buznych
V Scrantonu, Pa, byprselo rs.
srpna. Sidor ami nepozadal o
jeho prodlouzen1. Mluvcf immi-
gracni sluzby p%rohlasil, re bu-
de deportovan, jestlize Sc sam
nepostara o svGj dobrovolny
odchod. Mezi TENN, kdoz v kon-
grese PROFESSIONAL prot jeho po-
bytu V Americe byl i Glen sne-
movny Ia New York, represen-
tant Arthur c.. Klein. Obvinil
20 pravd6 Sidora, re dobe Hi
tlerova rezimu byl jednfm z vGd
CD nacistickych organisacf V
Ceskoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Mrtvoly lidi a sloni " zatope-
nych krajich Indie, postizene
zemetresenim.

Skollong, Indie. = Pilot le-
tadel, jez vzletla mad zatopenou
oblastf v rozloze asi 1000 Give
recnich mil, ktera byla postize-
ma take zemetresen1m, hlasili,
re spatrili mnoho lidskych mrt-
vol a mnoho utopenych slonG
ma cetnych zatopenych mfstech.
Zapach v rozkladaj1cfch sc mr.
tvol byl tax shiny, re letadla
musila vyletet do vets1 vysky,
ably mu unikla.
Tyto zatopy Sc dostavily pc
zemetfesenf, jimiz byl zastaven
tok nekterych rex a jejich vo-
dy 81 nasla jina koryta. Tyto
zatopy jsou nejhorsf v posled-
Mich SO letech. Indicka doprav-
nj letadla shazovala postize-
nym obetem zemetreseni a po-
vodne p~otraviny pomocf pada-
kG. V zatopene oblasti je po-
stizeno asi pet miliond lid, me-
ri nimiz Sc vzmahaji rGzne ma
kazlive nemoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Dalsi ukazka prolhane proti-
americke propagandy novem
ruskem filmu.

Washington, D. C.. - Mluvci
statnfho departmental prohlasil,
re 1cel noveho sovetskeho fill
mu "Tajne poslanf'', ktery mel
prave premieru v Moskve je,
ably rusky lid zapomnel, re Spo-
jene Staty pTispely miliony do
larG ma vyzbrojenf sovetske ar
mady v druhe svetove valce.
Prohlasil dale, re sam nema in
formace z Moskvy O tonic fill
mu, re vsak tiskove zpravy jej
oznacujf Ia polodokumentarni
film o domnelem britsko-americ
KEN spiknutf, prot ruskemu
spojenci "a valky. To je ovsem
jen dalsf ukazka protiamericke
propagandy, jejimz 1celem je
n%espravne informovat rusky lid
a pokus primet rusky lid, ably
zapomnel, re "a valky Nemec-
ka proti Sovetskemu svazu, to
byly prave Spojene Staty, KITE
re venovaly miliardy dolarG ma
vyzbrojenf Sovetske armady v
boji prot nepriteli a ktere ma
zapadni fronte zasadily do bo-
je pocetnou armada a material
ably Nemecko mohlo byt pora-
zeno.
.Mluvcf statniho Department.
dodal: "Kazdy sovetsky ddstoj-
nix dobre vi, re po celou dobu
valky Spojene Staty staly verne
pc boku svych spojenc6 a nj
kdy Sc nedopustily zradnych CT
nj. Je skutecne nepochopitelne,
pravil zaverem americky mluv-
cl, re prave ii, KIDD z nas1 pomo-
CT NELL nejvetsf prospech dovoll
takovou protiamerickou KAN
pan, ktera ma postvat rusky lid
prot Spojenych StatGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Velke letecke manevrv
" zapadni Europe.

Fontainebleau, Francie.
Bombardovacf tryskova bojova
letadla podnikajf let pres "a
padnf Evropu. Tento let Sc ko-
ma v ramci nejvetsfch spolec-
nych leteckych manevrG ctyT
mocnost1 Atlantickeho paktu.
Kombinovan6 letectvo Sc skla-
da z letadel britskych ,francouz
skych, belgickych a holland
skych a tato letadla budou spo-
lumanevrovat S -americkvmi
bombadery BIO. Manevry Sc
konajf "a dcelem zjistenf. ia
kou leteckou ochranu by bylo
mono poskytnout evropskym
prGmyslovym mestem v prfpa-
de leteckeho 1toku. Letecke
operace Sc konajf mad 1zemfm
cd severnlho Holandska iiznfm
sm6rem az ma zapad Cd PaTfze
a cd dstf reky Seiny az ma W.
chod k Tece Rynu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01

Soudce Samuel Lasch sc ma
rodil v Baltimore. Vychodil We
refine skoly a v 1tlem mladf Sci
do prace. Ponevadz byl pod
nikavy a energicky, pokracoval
We SVEN vzdelan1 We vecern1
pravnicke Skole Maryland Uni
versity. Pc graduaci S. 1921
zahajil svoji pravnickou prak-
eli. By take 6 mesfcG soudcem
u Juvenile Court a potion sc
stall presiding magistrate) ma
Sew. Policejn1 Stanici. Jest We
lice cinny v obcanskem zivote a
ma nasem meste mnoho Una
mych a nikdy nezavrel dvere
pred temi, kdoz hledali u neho
rady neb pomoci. Jeho dlou-
holeta zkusenost, jeho jasne po-
suzovani a pima znalost vedeni
zalezitosti Sirotc1ho Soudu cini
no obzvlaste zpGsobilym k wy
konavan1 povinnosti soudce v
Orphans Court. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Pafiz vzdala poctu serzantu
kellymu s ostatnim
AmericanHHm.

Par1z. = PaTfz poctila PRIV
niho americkeho vojaka, ktery
dorazil do PaTize v srpnu 1914
pc vyloden1 spoj. armady ma
Kanale. Byl to serzant Law
renee Kelly z Altoony, Pa, KITE
~ ztratil svGj zivot v bitve. U
Napoleonovy hrobky oddfl fran
couzske obrnene divise polozil
venec z modrych, bflych a Ger
venych kvetin, ktery nesl napis
"Serzantu Kellymu a americ-
kym hrdinGm padlym v zajmu
lidskosti.' Slavnost byla pora-
dana vyborem zalozenym slec-
nou Marcelou Tromasovou, ma
jitelkou lekarny, do ktere byl
privezen pc SVEN smrtel-
mem zranenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Take FRESHMAN vystoupil
z delnicke strany.

New York. - Byvaly spray.
nj poradce americkeho odbo.
rafskeho 1stredf Svazu prumy.
sloveho d6lnictva, Lee Press.
man, vystoupil z Americke del.
nicke strany.
Pressman oduvodnil sv6j Cd
chod re strany tim, re jeff pc,
litika slouzf zajmGm a cilnm
kOmunisticke strany . Precise
dou Americk6 d6lnicke strany
je Vito Marcantonio. V dopise.
,jlmz Pressman oznamuje Cd
chod zestrany soucasne pravf,
re dnesni politika vedeni stra-
ny nemGze ziskat dGv6ru a pod
poru zadn6 vyznamnejsi slozky
americkych volic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Svedska obrana naleha ma vstsi
pocet ukrytHG.

Stockholm. - Svedske mini
sterstvo vojenstvf naleha ma Wy
budovanf vetsfho poctu letec-
kych krytG. Poukazuje Sc ma
zhorsovani mezinarodnf krise a
naleha Sc ma to, re move letecke
kryty must byt CO nejrychleji
vybudovany stejne jake rada-
rova sit a stejne jake must byt
seslleno letectvo a pobreznf de-
lostrelectvO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
DOPISY z AMERIKY.
16. Usili o Mir.

Uprostred boj1 touzf narody
sveta pc mlru. Mezitfm, CO vo-
lenske operace v Koreji pokra-
cuJl, nepfestavaji statnfci a di-
plomate schazeti Sc k debatam,
pr nlchz Sc snazf shodnouti ma
vlnniku "a wink boj1 a nalezti
spravny zpdsob k vyresen1 spo-
ru.
Prdmerny obcan 81 pravde-
podobne myslf, re nema S temi-
to komplikovanymi vecmi poll
tickymi mic spolecneho. We sku-
tecnosti je tomu vsak prave ma
opak: Jeho role je v Mich ma
neJvys d6lezita. Je jednfm z
posluchacu zavazne debaty; je
jednim z porotc1 pTi v1znam-
mem pfellceni dejinam. Prd-
merry obcan must Sc snaziti, a.
by porozumel, o co jde, must
slrltl pravdu, jak il vidf.
Obcanovi, ktery pfse vice ne
90 meme pravidelne pfatel1m a
prlbuznym do zamorf, naskyta
Sc zde zvlastni prfflezitost roze-
psatl Sc Q tom, jak Amerika ma
mir pohlizl, jak touzebne 81 no
preJe. M6ze svymi dopisy po-
tvrditi to, co zapadni predaci
rlkaJi We Spojenych narodech,
co Has Ameriky HASA do vsech
koutu sveta, co Tide dobr6 vile
V hloubi sveho srdce vzdv q sta
lie vef1.
Pochybuje-li snad n9kdo, re
Je vrcholne dGlezite zdGrazno-
vatl americkou touhu 20 mfru,
necht Sc jenom zamyslf mad po-
clnanlm Sovetskeho Ruska.
Vzpomenes 81, re sovetstf dele
gait odesli v nelibosti re Ease
DAM Spojenych narod1 a re je-
ste ami pfi v~ypuknutf bojG V
Koreji Sc jejich sch1zf ne1cast-
Mill. Najednou vsak Sovetsky
svaz prekavpil cely svet ozna-
menim, re 81 do Spojenych ma
rodG vrac1. Co mel pri tom ma
mysli? Kazdy napjate cekal, $
elm asi sovetsky delegat vyru-
kuje.
Jak sc dalo cekat, vse, co So
vetska vlada pr tom chtela. by
10 jeviste, S nehoz by mohla
hlasati ma ctyry svetove strany
sve otfepene nepravdy, ktery-
mi Sc snaz1 pTesvedciti lidstvo,
re miluje mir a zatracuje a.
gresi.
Fakta o veci jsou prflis dobre
znama a pills ocividna, neil
ably molly Sov6ty pocftati s vel
kym 1spechem. PTitomny kon-
flikt zapocal nevyprovokova-
nym 1tokem komunistickych
KoreancG re severn. A pTitom-
ny konflikt skonc1cf, jakmile Sc
tito komuniste stahnou "a linii,
uznavanou Spojenymi narody.
Sovetsky delegat nem1Gzze mic
pozmeniti ma faktech posled-
mich tydnG, nevzdava Sc vsak
nadeje, re Sc mu podaff vyvo-
lati v mysli Tide zmatek a ne
jistotu.
Amerika povolala sve mlade
muze do zbrane teprve tehdy,
kdyz Spojene narody shledaly
komunisty v Koreji vinnymi z
nepopiratelne agrese. Ameri-
ka slozl zbran, jakmile Spojene
narody shledajf, re mirovym
p~odmlnkam Sc ucinilo zadost.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Bezdomovci jsou velike plus pro
Spojene Staty.

'KraJane techto bezdomovcG
pflnesli nam v minulosti sve nej-
lepsi pracovn1 schopnosti, svou
nenavist k tyranii a svou lasku
Ike svobode."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Honda ma bileho sIona
" IndocfnS.

Saigon, Indocfna. = V jiho-
zapadni Indocfne podnika Sc
prave velka honda ma divoke-
no b1leho slona S r1zovymi ky.
Vesnicane z Chea Pech nedale-
ko Prom Pennu, hlavnfho me-
sta kralovstvf Kambodskeho,
podnikaj1 honbu ma slona, KITE
ry jim pustos1 ryzova pole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Stavebnf cinnost je dale ma
rekordni vvsi.

Washington, D. C. = Staveb-
nj prumysl ma letos nadale
skvelou konjunkturu pres to,
re doslo k jist6mu omezenf sta
vebn1ch dverG. Byla zahajena
letos stavba pres 100000 no.
vych domovd a We stejne dobe
minuleho roku jich bylo pouzc
545,OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Jrilis mnoho hornikIG v Cesko-
slovensku chodi ga doly'' ma
misto do dolE.

Praha. - Uredni tiskova kan
cellar CTK prinesla zpravu, re
byly zahajeny kroky "a 1celem
potirani absentismu, Gill necho-
zeni do prace, ktere je dnes
beznym zjevem zejmena v uhel-
nych dolech. V ,nekterych do
lech ma Ostravsku a v Karvinne
vynechava praci 15-17 pro-
cent deln1kG.
Ma potfrani tohoto neprfjem-
zjevu byla zahajena mezi
delniky udernicka soutez. Foto-
giraffe 1dern1kG jsou ma Sloven-
sku vyvesovany We skolach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
ctyfi reky " Indii zatopily 400
YeSnic.

Lucknow, Indie. = Rozvod-
meme feky Gauges, Chages,
Ghagra a Gomati zatopily 400
vesnic V rGznych provinciich.
400 domkI postavenych z hlfny
bylo odplaveno a 1000 osob je
bez domova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-01
Sekretariat Spojenych narodG
Sc stehuje do New Yorku.

New York. Sekretariat
SpoJenych narodd Sc zacal ste
hovat z Lake Success do noveho
hlavnlho s1dla Spojenych naro-
d6 do Manhattan prostTed
mesta New Yorku. V prave
dostavene 39-patrove budove
zacne 1fadovat asi 400 dfedni-
ku. Dalsf skupina Sc prestehu-
je ash Ia tyden.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Defects in Luggage
Located by Machine

To help businessmen, the De-
partment of Commerce, through
its National Bureau of Standards.
runs many tests. Some of them
are rather unusual. For instance,
a number of pieces of hand lug
gage recently were automatically
picked up and set down $4,000
times to deterp1ine where defects
are most likely to occur in service
Results of the experiment were
made available to luggage manu-
facturers so they could improve
the quality of their products.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Tomorrow Is Beginning of National Coin Week

Collectors will celebrate Ma
tional Coin Week tomorrow
through April 81 with exhibits Of
coins at IA Washington locations.
National Coin Week is spon-
sored nationally by the American
Numismatic Association and here
by the Washington Numismatic
Society.
One of the principal exhibits
will be at the National Museum,
Tenth and Constitution avenue
INV. Other coin displays will in
|clude those at the Hamilton Ma
tional Bank, Fourteenth and 6
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Chinese Reds Employ
Victory Bonds as Club
Nv he Assosiu,ed Pros,

HONG KONG. from
Peiping say the Chinese Commu-
nists use their Victory bonds to
club 'unco-operative" citizens.
They give this case as typical:
A Chinese educator was asked
to write an anti-American article
for the Communist press. The
educator had lived in the United
States. The educator asked to be
excused. He didn't feel qualified
Two days later he was informed
the quota of Victory bonds he