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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
McHENRY

Ralph Friend has gone to Steuben-
Vile, Ohio, where he hopes to secure
employment in the steel mills.
Pfc Joe Carr spent a few days
with home folks. He is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Carr, Of Sang Run.
Pfc. Carr is stationed at Fort Eustis,
Va.
Among the shoppers in Oakland
last Friday were Ms. Arch Glotfelty,
Mrs. G. w Fraker, Mrs. Ursula Glot-
fclty and Hazel Glotfelty.
Arnold Friend, who is employed at
Weirton, W. Va. spent the weekend
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Wright had as
guests during the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Rodeheaver. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Savage and son Paul, Mr..
and Mrs Milton S. Dewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Burkholder and two sons,
Darwin and Jimmy and Mrs. Walter
Harvey.
Mrs. Walter Harvey. Of Mt Lake
Park, who spent the past week with
her brother. Claud Cuppett and fam
lily, returned to her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton S. Dewitt had
as guests Friday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs Claud Cuppett and daughter
Patty, Mrs. Walter Harvey and Mr.
and Mrs. G. I. Wright.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
VINCENT L. BLOCHER

A requiem mass for Vincent L
Blocher, -, formerly of Grantsville
who died Saturday in Baltimore, was
held from St. Michael's church in
Frostburg on Tuesday morning at
9:3O. lnterment was in the parish
cemetery.
Mr.. Blocher was the youngest son
of the late Wesley and Ellen Stanton
Blocher and the last one Of his family
He and his brother, the late u. O
( Blocher, owned and operated large
lumber business. His wife died about
Is years ago. He then took up his
work in pharmacy practice in Balti-
more for several years.
He is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Robert Lawton, Romney, w. Va.
and Mrs Coleman Booker, Richmond
Va; and four sons, John V. Blocher
and William Blocher, Grantsville;
James Blocher, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Joseph Blocher, Baltimore; and a
number Of grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Harvey Gortner
Byron Bender, j. C. Miller, Dewey
Yommer, Wilbert Mckenzie, H. L.
Pettitt, all of Grantsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
Ryan May Request
Recount Of Election

Edward J. Ryan, Cumberland at
torney, stated that on Saturday he
had delivered to Associate Judge
Morgan c. Harris a written notice
that he would ask a recount in the
November + election. which he had
lost to Judge Harris.
Ryan said the law requires that
such notice be handed to his OPP
ponent within 80 days after the cleo
ton canvass. He explained that he
will await the outcome Of a recount
petition filed by a defeated Repub-
lican for Washington county commits
sioner before deciding whether to
pursue the matter
If the matter were pursued farther
state law requires first that testi-
mony be made before magistrate
citing some reason why the House Of
Delegates should be asked to investi-
gate the election. This testimony
would be forwarded to the speaker
of the House. He would turn the tes-
timony over to an election committee
for study. The House would act on
the committees recommendation The
House could order a recount or order
a new election. The legislators have
no power to designate different
winner in the election
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
World In Miniature To BE Shown
Again This Season

The World in Miniature" re-
modelled and enlarged, will be shown
again this year in the basement Of
The Lutheran parsonage by Rev.
Luther L. Hare.
New features have been added to
the display. Rev Hare said, which
include objects gathered during his
trip to the wsst coast this past sum
mer. The theme this year is the United
Nations at Christmas time and flags
Of a number Of nations aie displayed
along a street in the panorama.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
DIED
MRS. ELIZA E. PAUGH

Mrs. Eliza Ellen Paugh, II, widow
of William Albert Paugh, died Sun
day night at her home at Kitzmiller
She suffered a paralytic stroke sin
weeks ago.
Mrs. Paugh was born June "a, 1878
in Swanton, a daughter of the lat,
Richard and Amy Paugh Tasker. Hel
husband died January 20, 1917.
Survivors include a son. Lester z
Paugh, Kitzmiller; one sister, Mrs
Mary Paugh, Valley Head, W. Va
two brothers, John Tasker, Barnum
w. Va; and Charles Tasker, NindeX;
five grandchildren and one great
granddaughter Mrs. Paugh had re.
sided at Kitzmiller since 1888.
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Baltimore wholesalers predicted an
egg price of 81 a dozen before long.
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CLARENCE ROY FICHrNER

Clarence Roy Fichner, son Of the
late Dr. Martin and Mrs. Minnie
Browning Fichtncr, formerly Of the
Eglon area, passed away December
5, 1850, in a Parsons hospital after a
lengthy illness. He was aged "A years,
four months and two days.
On April 25, 500 he was united in
marriage to Miss Lydia Fike. daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter
S. Fike. of Eglon, who preceded him
in death, July 81. 1916. Immediate
survivors are two brothers, Fcrd, Il
patient in Il Uniontown hospital, and
Ross, an optometrist in McKeesport,
Pa. Three brothers preceded him,
Bruce, Charles and Harry.
No children were born to this union
and because of the great love and de-
sire for children they reared three
foster children, Mrs. Pauline Beeghly,
of near Oakland; Bernard Sipes, of
Washington, d. G.; and Mrs. Ruby
Helmick, of near Horse Shoe Run, at
whose home he resided He was a
member of the Maple Spring Church
of the Brethren since young man.
For many years he was a Village
blacksmith" in Eglon. and later a
merchant.
Both he and his wife, as long as
health permitted, never tired Of lend
ing a helping hand to others. and
especially in illness.
Last rites were conducted at Maple
Spring church last Thursday by Rev.
d. b. Spaid and the pastor, Rev.
Ralph Bowman. Pallbearers We're ?.
F. King, Ernest Wotring, Emory
Wotring, Alfred Wotring, Charles
Hamstead, j. f. Arnold. Howard
Sipes and Charles Sipes. Burial was
in the church beside his late wife
Baltimore wholesalers predicted an
egg price of 81 a dozen before long.
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MRS. REBECCA HUTSON

Mrs. Rebecca Hutson, SO, daughter
Of the late Henry and Julia Ann Ham
i'll, of Ktzmiller, died Tuesday even
ing, December -, about 10 o'clock
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday afternoon at two o'clock from
the Kitzmiller Methodist church.
Mrs. Hutson was born on the old
Hamill farm and lived her entire life
in Kitzmiller.
Survivors include one son, L. c.
Hutson, kitzmiller; five glandchil-
dren and four great grandchildren;
one brother, E. J. Hamill, Kitzmiller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14

The pageant is about an hours
length. The first showing will be on
Friday evening at 1870, and may be
seen from then through January on
Sunday afternoons at two, three and
four o'clock; Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights at 1880. 1t will be
shown every night during Christmas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for all Kindness and helpfulness fol
lowing the death Of my mother, the
late Ellen c. Wolfe.
We also want to thank those who
gave flowers and contributed the use
Of their automobiles for the funeral
service.
Son and Family
dv 1 t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-14
FRlENDSVILLE

Mrs. David Fike visited the Friends
and Devines on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrlle Shultz re-
ceived word that their son. John
Shultz. s. A.. is stationed on the USS
Taconic. communications ship out
~ Nn1.fnll, Va
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week, but will not be shown this Sum
day night, as the annual Christmas
pageant will be presented at the
Lutheran church at that time.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
BETHUNE ELEM. NEWS

After much fun and study in var
ious parts of the United States, the
teachers of Bethune Elementary
school met with the spirit Of ten.
year class reunion. To celebrate the
occasion, a Dutch Luncheon was
held in the school cafeteria on
Wednesday afternoon. At this time
the following were congratulated
for completing their work towards
masters degree:
Mrs. T. r. Crowder, our princi-
pal, Columbia u; Mrs. r. l.. Fort
son, 9th grade, Hampton Institute;
Miss w. Franks, 3rd grade, New
York u; Miss E. Barr, Srd grade,
studied at Bethune-Cookman.
Mrs. Naomi Symonette was well
coined as regular teacher for the
tn grade and Miss Paula Williams
back in physical education.
While discussing the workshop,
it was oberved that we were repre-
sented in eight areas. From these
eight areas we discussed and plan
ned how we could use them so that
our pupils could benefit from our
experiences and activities.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
LIBERTY CITY ELEM.
NEWS

Liberty Clty Elementary school
teachers who enjoyed short pleasure
trips after the close of the workshop
were Mrs. Bertha Sharpe, West
Palm Beach; Mrs. Alma Johnson,
Daytona Beach and Mrs. Marion
Nichols. Lake Weir. Mrs. Emma
Wells had the interesting experience
OF attending a BTU and Sunday
School Convention at West Palm
Beach. Mrs. Effie McFadgen, Mrs.
Frances Lightsey; Mrs. Mary
Lightsey; Mrs. Mary Thomas and
Mrs. Ida Sidney rested, enjoyed
their families and went about their
various dutiesS Mrs. Madelyn
Thompson was so inspired by her
workshop under Prof. Hall, that she
has done some work in classifying
local seashells. The Dade County
School Board Summer Program pro-
vided driving lessons for Mrs. Con-
stance Sandfiands and violin lessons
for Mrs. Dorothy Sanford.
Mrs. Rose Stewart, audio-visual
director. enrolled in a coufse in Ra.
dio and Teievision at Columbia I'm
iversity, while quiet Mrs. Leola
Courts continued hel work in Guild.
sance at Temple University. Mrs.
-Artie Mcfarland was i'll most of the
summer. Mrs. Evelyn Gomez hus-
band who was very Ill for two
months is now impr,s wing rapidly.
Mrs. Lessie Stinson had as her
snl
weeks Of August, Master Robert
Reed. son of Mrs. Verne Reed. Rob
ssrt feels that Selma, NC. is home.
This is Roberts third visit to North
Carolina.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
BAND NEWS

BAND NEWS
Mr.. William j. Stirrup has been
appointed Athletic Director Sor the
1950-51 school year and Mr.. James
w. Everett remains Coach as in
past years.
The Instrumental Department con-
sist Of the following: Beginners
band, intermediate band and the
advanced band. Beginners band is
designed for all students taking
music for the first time. Intermedi-
ate band is designed for all stu
dents above the beginners level. The
advanced band is for all students
who are prepared to read music on
or above the second year level. The
Concert band and the marching
band are the two varsity organiza-
tions. Students may join these two
organizations on the basis of their
ages, sizes, musicianship, citizen
ship, and as the need arises in the
two organization for the instru-
ments which the students play.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Enrolment at Booker T. Wash
Ington High School this year reach
ed an all-time high when more thap
1890 pupils registered on the first
day of school,
Following the pattern set up last
year by the Curriculum Committee
- Driver Education, Home and
Family Relations, Human Relations
are being offered again this year.
The temperance of Business
English and Economics in the Com
mercial Department and a change
from English" to Language Arts
has been made.
There are fifty-six homerooms
with an average of thfrty-five to a
group. The teacher enrolment has
increased from seventy-three to
seventy-seven.
Advanced Degrees At BTW
Booker T. Washington high facul.
ty members boast of almost one
third of its membership holding the
degree Of Master of Arts.
ShoOtes-Hutchinson Nuptials
Announced
Miss Harriet Hutchinson is on
9eave of absence to study for her
Masters Degree in Physical Educa-
IiCn at the Unive- sity of Michigan.
NJ Alfred j. Shootes is also study
ing. Engraved invitations announc-
ing the Hutchins IN Shcotes nuptia.s
have been receiv ed by members Of
the Booker T. faculty.
NCW Teachers
4Ar. Cecil Jane. Harris, of Tam
81, is a graduate OF Middleton hig1
school in Tampa and Bethune-Cook-
man college Oaytona Beach, class
OF 1850. He received a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Physical Educa-
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

ton. A member of the Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity, he likes to write
poetry and participate in football
games and basketball games.
Mr. William N. Anderson of Tus-
kegee Institute, Alabama gradual
ed from Tuskegee Institute high
school and Tuskegee Institute with
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Physical Education. He completed
his residence work for a Master Of
Arts Degree at the University Of
Pennsylvania in Physical Educa-
ton. A member of the Alpha Phi AL
,pha Fraternity, he likes tennis and
swimming. Football and basketball
are his favorite sports.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Please have your dime ready for
Arthur when he delivers your paper
to your home-Thank you.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Mr.. Ralph Howard is sick at the
Monroe hospital. Friends wish him
speedy recovery.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Miss Lucy Roberts Of Miami
Beach, spent a few days here last
week visiting her sister-in-law,. Mrs.
Sarah Roberts and family.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Uncle Sam has extended his Greet
ings to the following young men of
our city. Mr.. Wilfred G.. Mingo, Mr..
Eduardo Perez, Mr.. Edward Scott,
Mr.. Clifton Lassiter, Mr.. Gerald
Fisher and Mr.. Harry Storr.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
Key West News
BY Mrs. Frances Briggs
PRAYER FOR PEACE:

. God from whorl come al, holy
desires, righteous counsels and good
works give to thy servants that our
hearts being devoted to keeping Thy
Commandments, and the fear Of our
enemies having been removed, our
times, under Thy protection, may be
peaceful.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
CARD OF THANKsE

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the pastor Of Newman's
ME Church, and to the many
friends who rendered their services
during the illness and death of the
late Prince A.. Cash! We also wish
to thank those who sent floral
pieees,. cards.. and donated the use
of their cars.
Audley CASH and Family
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
SCHOOL DAYS

Among those from the Island city
who are extending their hand forth
for a higher education are Miss Bar
bara Welters, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Welters, Alice Col
leen Edwards, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Edwards and Mrs. Nor
ma McGhee Robinson, the daughter
of Mrs. Evelyn McGhee. Miss We'll
ters is majoring in physical educa-
ton, while Miss Edwards and Mrs.
Robinson are including elementary
education as part of their curricu-
lum. They are attending Florida A
and NJ college.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Mrs. Eloise Perez, one son,in-law
Mr.. Joseph Perez, host Of other
relatives.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

The following students are ex-
pecting to leave for their respective
schools during the coming week:
Miss Mercedes M. Hannibal, Mr..
Joseph Thompson, Louis Thomas,
Peter Pijeaux, Rooevelt Sands, Jr.,
Famcee), Miss Barbara Parker (Be-
thune), Miss Doretha Curry, Clark.
Miss Lucy Roberts of Miami
Beach, spent a few days here last
week visiting her sister-in-law,. Mrs.
Sarah Roberts and family.
Mr.. Ralph Howard is sick at the
Monroe hospital. Friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
Please have your dime ready for
Arthur when he delivers your paper
to your home-Thank you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mcintosh, Sr.
entertained their son, Oscar, with
a birthday party at st. Joseph Han,
September 5. A large number of his
little friends helped him to cele-
brate a happy birthday. Oscar re-
ceived many useful gifts.
His friends wish him many more
happy birthdays. Refreshments
were served consisting of ice cream,
and cake and noise makers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sawyer
honored their daughter, Maxine,
with a birthday party September 8,
at their residence A large number
of her friends helped her to cele-
brate another happy birthday. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Funeral services will be held Sun.
day evening, September II at p.
m. from Newman's Methodist
church, Rev. Leroy Dell, pastor will
officiate.
Survivors are: Wife, Mrs. Dru.
ella Pinder, two daughters, Miss
Malvese Pinder, Mrs. Bloneva Fos-
ter, two sons, Frank, Jr., Alexander
one brother, Mr.. Thomas Pinder, a
number of grandchildren, and
host of other relatives and sorrow
ing friends.
Mr.. Samuel Roberts died Septem-
ber IL, at the residence of his
daughter on Whitehead st. Funeral
arrangements are incomplete at
this writing.
He leaves to mourn daughter,
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Mrs.. Wilhalmenia, Suraezs Sands
died at Monroe County hospital,
September, IL, after: long illness.
Survivors are a. devoted husband,
Mr.. Woodrow Sands. four small
children, three sisters a father, two
brothers, and a. host Of friends.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete at this writing.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Among the outx Of town relatives
and, friends attendingsthe funeral of
Mrs. Mary Ashe are: Mrs. Louise
Roache, Mr.. George Hamilton, Mrs.
Jestina Major, Miami; Mrs. Beaulah
Pritchard and family. Of West Palm
Beach.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16

Dorsey High School Alumni will
meet September 81, at Dorsey high
school at $50 pm.
The Miami times., 1950-09-16
DEATHS

A1AIkA n hM0
Mrs. Clareta Cox Hudson was
funeralized on Sunday evening, Sep
tember 10 at Presbyterian church,
Rev. Johnson, pastor of Bethel
AME church, officiated. The de-
ceased leaves two daughters and
one grand daughter, a host Of other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rebecca Beverly Culmer,
formerly of Miami, died at Monroe
County hospital, Saturday night,
Sept. II.
Funeral services will be held on
Sunday, September II at Bethel!
AME church, 8 pm. The deceased
leaves a devoted husband and a
host Of relatives and friends.
Mr.. Frank e. Pinder, Sr. a. pio-
neer citizen Of this community died
Friday morning September 8, at;
his residence, 106 olivia st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Truman podepsal zakon o
zbroini pomoci cizine.

Washington, D. c.. - Presi-
dent Truman podepsal zakon,
kterymz byla povolena castka
$1,225, 600, 900 ma zbrojnf po-
moe IA statGm v zapadni a jiz-
nj Europe a v ASH. Pr kratke
ceremonii pan Truman zddraz-
nil, re pres korejsky konflikt
Staty nikterak nepre-
hlizf v jinych castech sveta.
Ably vyzbrojen1 dotycnych
bylo urychleno ma byt
fondG, uvolnenych jiz pro hos
podafskou pomoc poole Mar
shallow planu castecne pouzi-
to pro zbrojn1 pomoc.
Zakon ten, ktery byl v kon-
gresu schvalen temer jedon-
hlasn6 take predvfda, ably bylo
ma vojenskou pomoc v cfnske
oblasti vynalozeno $4,000, 900
teto castky Dude pouzito,
nenf zatfm jeste urceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Zdafily odstrel velke rakety.

Cocoa, Fla. = Velka raketa
nemeckeho typu w s mensf ra-
ketou We sve hlave byla 1spes-
ne odstrelena ma zdejsi pokus-
ne stanici pro odstrel rfzenych
naboJu. Raketa nejdrfve vstu-
poyala do vyse rychlostf asi g.
700 mil "a hodinu,pa k pTesla
We smer horizontalnf a v URGE
nou dobu Sc pax cd velke rake
ty odpoutala ia mensi, umiste-
ma V predku velke rakety a do
santa pr tom rychlosti asi s.
900 mil Ia hodinu. Vykony one
mens1 rakety ktere Sc rfka
Wac Corporal" jsou dosud ia
jemstvfm.
Bezpecnostni dGstojnik plu-
kovnlk Harold R. Turner pro-
hlasil, re vykon rakety byl bez-
vadny a re tento odstrel niue
znamenat zacatek prfpadne e.
lektronieke valky, soucasne
vsak bylo upozorneno, re to bu-
de trvatl asl Jeste 2 leta, nez by
teto rakety mohlo byt pouzito.
Raketa je spolu s onou po-
mocnou vysoka 60 stop a od-
strel byl pax doprovazen hlu-
KEN, podobnym silnemu hrme-
nj a "a sebou zanechavala ra-
keta kotouc plamen1.
Kdyz hlavnl raketa dostou-
pila vyse 5000, 900 stop, pTesla
We vodorovny smer a pc letu,
trvajlc1m 20 vterin Sc pax Cd
poutala ona raketa mensi, kan
az doletela nenf zatfm znamo,
jeji dostfel ma obanset asi IT'S
mil.
Hlavn1 raketa pax cestovala
dale rychlostf 2,70O mil Ia no
dinu a ia mensf raketa lett asi
dvakrat tax rychle. Hlavn1 ra-
keta pax sestoupila asi ma TO-
900 stop a v tonic okamziku
pax zmacknul plukovn1k Triner
knofllk a raketa ia vybuchla We
vzdalenosti 48 mil cd pobrezi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Odsouzeni americkych flint
Vaclavem Kopeckym.

Praha. = Ma mezinarodnim
filmovem festivalu v Marian
skych Laznfch ministr infor-
macf Vaclav Kopecky, Tekl:
"Kazdy vi, re Hollywood je
nejhors1 dflnou temna a podvo-
du a re americtf imperialiste
pouzfvaj1 flint k rozsevan1 du-
chovnfho jedu, demoralisace,
1padku, pathologicke degene-
race a netecnosti. Nase narody
81 uvedomuji, re evropska kul-
tura je ohrozena timto barba-
rismem americkych imperialis-
til a branf Sc prot metodam a.
merickych pirat1."
VSechna tato silna slova ne
zmen1 ovSem mic ma skutecnos-
tt, re i dnes, kdy csl. statni fill
nova pGjcovna predklada ODE
censtvu jen n~ejstars1 a nejhorsf
vyrobky americke filmove pro-
dukce, a i to velmi zridka, jsOu
biografy, ktere iie pron.itajf, pl-
ne a listky 81 Tide kupuji kolik
dn1 pfedem, zatfm co biografy,
hrajlc1 ruske filmy, zej1 prazd-
notou. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04

New York. - Americky OBJ
can ma pred ocima We svych de-
nlclch prve fotografie z komu.
nisticke invase do JIM Korei
Mezi temito snfmky objevuje
American neco naprosto move
no. hrozneho, primo zvifecfho
Americti voj1ni spoutani ma ru-
kou a zastfeleni ranou do tyla.
TAX Sc komunistictf vetrelci
zbavuj1 svych odpGrc1, kteri
pfisli do teto zeme haiti pofa-
dek a mir pro korejske matky
stejne jake pro sve matky anne
ricke.
We SVEN zivote jsem po-
znal cloveka, ktery zbavoval Ii
di jejich zivota tim, re je spou-
tame stf1lel re zadu do tyla. Byl
to syn ceskoslovenske matky,
ktery Sc pc pr1kladu sveho otce
upsal rudemu dablu-komunis-
mu, i kdyz mu vlastne AMI ne
rozumel. 0 praci celkem ne
stall, O DESTINY zivot take ne. Ia
teto valky odesel re sve prace
a pripojil Sc Ike komunisticke-
mu podzemi ilegalnimu. Mezi
temito lidmi bylo mu hodne po-
dobnych i kdyz mnozf cestne a
poctive bojovali proti Hitlerovu
tyranstvf v ceskych zemfch. A
zde Sc stal mas clovek poprav-
elm, katem, ktery pc zp6sobu
NKVD, GPU ci MVD zbavovali
lidi zivota. Znal jsem i jedno-
no z Mich, z tech, kteri umreli
pod jeho revolverem. Videl
jsem jej ziveho: mladeho sta
tecneho syna ruske stepi, ktery
svym zpGsobem bojoval proti
nacismu a ktery snad dokonce
jen nevedomky pTekrizil egos-
tickle Gle sveho vraha a jeho
soudruhG. To bylo "a valky a
pc valce byl nalezen mrtev "
lesnfm mocalu bez sat1, ale Sc
spoutanyma rukama a s hroz-
nou ranou "a tylem. A jeho
vrah Rudolf Hlavaty, pIvodem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Csl. vlastenci Sc raduji re
zakroku ma Korei.

Praha. - Zpravy O rozhod-
mutt Rady bezpecnosti a poskyt-
mutt vojenske pomoci JIM 10
reji byly demokratickymi OBJ
cany v CSR prijaty s neskryva-
YOU radost1. We vlacich obje-
Willy Sc letaky, jejichz text mlu-
vi o zasahu Rady bezpecnosti
jake o konecne ceste k dosaze-
nj mfru We svete a prvnfmu kro-
ku k osvobozenf cd ruskych ma
siln1ku. V zaveru letaku Sc
prav1: t.. demokraticky "a
pad pochopil pine vyznam u
tocne akce bestialn1ho SOVIET
skeho svazu. My, csl. demokra-
tictl obcane v porobene vlasti
divame Sc ma zasah OSN V Ko-
reji ocima trpfc1ch, kteTf ceka-
il ma konecne osvobozen1. We
rime, re demokraticky svet ne
zapomene ami ma .porobene re-
me stfednf Evropy Cesko-
sloventS1 obcane, hodina osvo-
bozen1 Sc blizf. Zachovejte
kid a nedejte Sc vyprovokovat
komunistickymi agenty k nero
zumnym projev1m odporu k
rezimu. NaSi bratri "a hrani-
cemi nezapomenou. - Neni da-
leko den, kdy je opet uvfta-
me-" JFCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-04
Svedsko a Dansko zaslaly do
Moskvy noty protestu.

Stockholm. - Svedsko a Dan
sko obvinujf Sovetsky svaz, re
omezuj1 svobodu mort a re 81
o sve 1jme rozsiruje pasmo po-
breznlch vod v Baltiku re ctyr
mil ma IL mil.
Tento protest byl zvefejnen
svedskym zahranicnfm mini
sterstvem. Je v mem uvedeno,
re svedsko a Dansko nikdy ne
uznalo zavaznost 12-miloveho
pobreznfho pasma v Baltickem
mofi Dosud platne pobfeznl
pasmo plat uz pc celia staleti
a pokud sc tyse baltickych sta
til bylo vzdycky stanoveno do
sfrky cd 3 do ctyT mil. Noty o.
bou skandinavskych statd byly
doruceny Moskve.