davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-24

successfully from 1928 until he re-
signed in June 1941 when he was
appointed undersheriff of Yellow
stone county by the late Dan
Stephenson. He continued as un-
Gersheriff when Herbert Baily was
appointed sheriff to succeed Dan
Stephenson in 1912.
In November 1916 Mr.. Thomas
was elected to the office of sher-
iff of Yellowstone county. In Jan
uary 1948 he was selected by the
F. B. |. to attend the national
academy in Washington, D. c.,
from which academy he graduated
in June 1943. In June 1949 he was
elected Montana state director of
the National Sheriff's association
and still holds that position. In
1948, at the convention of Montana
Sheriff's and Peace Officers asso-
citation, he was elected a director
of that body and appointed a mem
Der of the legislative committee
for the association. He now holds
the above offices, having been re-
elected and reappointed at sue
Cessive conventions.
Upon assuming the office of
Mr.. Thomas, for the first
time in the history Of this office,
installed a filing system of all
criminal cases filed in both justice
and district courts, which is per-
record of the office and is
Of immeasurable aid to peace Off
GERS all over the United States and
thhe f. b. |.
From January 1947 to date this
office, under the supervision of
Sheriff Thomas, has handled ap-
5000 criminal cases,
personal property val
Jed at $333, ,3O2.1O, and paid the
county treasurer for civil papers
served S3,633.68. Fines paid through
arrests made during this period
amount to $42,022.95.
In 1949, through the efforts of
Sheriff Thomas, a fire truck was
purchased for aiding residents of
Yellowstone county, who reside
outside the city limits of Billings
and sheriff's officers responded to
50 calls, saving property owners
thousands of dollars in fire loss.
Mr.. Thomas is married and re-
,ides at "a Yellowstone avenue. He
s a member of the Commercial
lub, Eages lodge, Elks club, Moose
odge, Optimist club, Northwest
Peace Officers association, Ma
,ional Academy Associates of the
: B. l., and a member of the Mon
Continued on Page Ten) !
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-24
Mrs. Mary ScammOn
Is Named President

Mrs. Mary Scammon was re-
elected president of the Wonen's
Foreign Missionary society of the
Church of the Nazarene when they
held a business meeting at the
church Thursday afternoon. Off
GERS named to assist Mrs. Scam
mon are Mrs. Luella Haueter, vice
president; Mrs. Vera Wilson, sec
retary-treasurer; Mrs. Daisy Ward,
superintendent of study; Mrs. Bes-
sic Edgmond, recording secretary
and chairman of publicity. A dis
cussion was held concerning plans
for joining the Women's Christian
Service movement.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-24
LAUREL GIVES Sl,OS5
TO BOY SCOUT FUND

The collection of funds this year"
for financing local Boy Scout ac--
tivities, and for aiding regional and
national administration of the or
ganization, amounted to 81 ,085 in
Laurel. The sum is somewhat larg-
er than that collected last year,
Clyde A. Cromwell of the local ad-
ministrative committee said this
week. The campaign, which has
just ended, extended over a period
of about a month.
Cromwell said also that the COM
mittee wishes to thank all who SO
responded to the appeal
for funds.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-24
SANOE CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY ATTORNEY

County attorney Charles B.
Sande filed his petition Saturday,
May 20, as the Republican candi-
date for reelection to the office
of county attorney of Yellowstone
county. Mr.. Sande is now complet-
ing his first term as county at
torney.
Mr.. Sande was born and reared
in Yellowstone county and is the
son of the late Charles B. Sande,
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-24
Legion Post At Park
City Announces It's
Memorial Day Plans

Park City, May 24.-American
Legion post 100 of Park City will
conduct Memorial day services at
the Park City cemetery at 9 a. m.
May 80, aided by color guards and
the Park City band.
Hugh Sweeney, Laurel attorney,
will be the speaker.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-24

Mrs. Oliver Wold and son, Doug
las, left Wednesday morning by
plane for Tacoma, Wash, and
Victoria, B. c.
Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18

Mrs. Robert Wagnitz and daugh-
ter Ann of Great Falls are visiting
this week with Mrs. Wagnitz par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. l.. N. Smith.
Miss Gwen Dyer, bride-elect, was
honored at a kitchen shower last
Thursday evening when Mrs. Ray
Stevens, Mrs. o. X. Chapman and
Miss Beverly Gunter entertained
at the Chapman home. About
twenty-eight guests were present
for an informal evening, which was
preceded by dessert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lutgen and
family of Billings were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Stadalman and Mrs. Elizabeth Lut-
gen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strending
went to Huntley Thursday where
they visited Mrs. Emma Gremmer
and her daughter, Elsie Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Teeters are
at home again after a vacation
spent in the western part of the
state. At Fairfield they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Grit
fifth. They also visited Hungry
Horse dam, Butte and Missoula.
Mrs. Nancy Vaught, Mrs. Del
bert Teeters and son Billy left
Thursday morning to drive to
Monterey, Calf, to join Mr.. Teet-
ers who is stationed there in the
army. Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Brown
have moved into Mrs. Vaught's
home northeast of Laurel.
Mrs. John Tubman entertained
Wednesday afternoon for her
bridge club and Mrs. T. j. Hart
ley. Those winning prizes were
Mrs. Fred Scheidecker, Mrs. Rus
sell Barr and Mrs. Donald Hop
pei.
The Laurel Camera Club viewed
colored slides of the Canadian
Rockies, shown by Miss Margaret
Sanderson, when they met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
served refreshments. The group
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl George Oct. "a, when
color-movies in both s nm. and
16 mn. will be shown. The dis
cussion will be on movie cameras
and better home movies.
Mrs. Clinton Anderson was host
ess Friday evening to members of
her bridge club. Mrs. Eddie Burke,
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Howard
Carter held high scores.
Mrs. Fred Graft presided when
the Past Presidents Farley of the
American Legion auxiliary met at
the home of Mrs. Hilmer Wage
Tuesday evening. The time was
spent informally and the hostess
served dessert at its close.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. William Frank and fam
lily were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Frank and daughters Sherry and
Sidney.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Benson and
daughter of Sidney spent several
days at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
D. A. Nottingham. DR.. Noting
hams mother, Mrs. H. B. Noting
ham of Long Beach, Calf, is an
ether guest.
Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18

had Mrs. j. O'Niel as an additional
guest. Mrs. Gus Lindahl and Mrs.
j. V. Sullivan were prize winners.
Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18

When Mrs. Peter Groll enter
tanned at a 1 o'clock luncheon
Thursday for her bridge club, she
Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18

B. B. Hageman is improving
after an operation in Portland,
Ore.
Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18

Mrs. Mary Heaston of Bozeman
visited here Monday with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. l.. Hafer.
Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18

turned recently from 10 days spent
in the Black Hills and also visited
friends in Sturgis, S. d.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Britanie vita Trumanovo
rozhodnuti.

Londyn. = Ministersky pred
soda Attlee prohlasil We sne-
movne, re britska vlada pres
to, re tezce bojuje "a hospodaT-
ske ozdravenl zeme, Dude IVA
zovat o tom, co by bylo mono
podniknout, ably byl splnen wy
soky ell a rozhodnuti, jemuz
dial vyraz president Truman. ;
Attlee Tekl, re Velka Britanie
vrele vita obsah poselstv1 pre-
sidenta Trumana kongresu,
protoze Sc v tomto/ poselstv1
projevuje odhodlanf Spojenych
Statd splnit sve zavazky, W.
plyvaj1ci z Charity Spojenych
narodG. Ministr Attlee dodal:
"Vedomf, re obrovske zdroje
Spojenych StatG jsou nyn1 "a
m6reny pro tyto 1cele, doda
mysli a odvahy svobodnym ma
rod1m sveta, zejmena tax bo-
lestne postizenemu lidu JIM
Korei a vsem ostatn1m, kdoz
jsou ohrozeni 1tocnost1."
V Bathu promluvil v6dce brit
ske oposice Winston Churchill.
Chvalil Spojene Staty, re Sc po-
stavily v Koreji ma odpor 1toc-
nosti a sl1bil, re Velka Britanie
Dude cennym spojencem a YER
nym pT1telem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
"

PTfstf 1tery. 2. srpna v kr1z-
kovych zapasech pofadanycf
MI. Ed Contosem v Coliseum
1cinkovati budou nasledujlci
zapasn1ci:
Lord Leslie Carlton, 228 ID.
British Champion) VS.. Roland
Neeker, 222 ID. z Louisiany.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu l hodiny aneb l porazky.
MIDGET BOUT
Sky Low Low, 83 ID. "A incl
vysoky z Kanady VS.. Mighty
Fritz, 81 ID. As incl vysoky z
Nemecka.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
I hodiny aneb l porazky.
V nasledujlclch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky uGirkuj1:
Hardy Kruskamp, PIG ID. z
State University VS.. Mike
Paidousis, 236 Id. re Steuben-
O.
Faro Rinaldo, 228 ID. z Mil
Wis. VS.. Jesse James,,
222 ID. z Washington, d. c..
Steve Karas, 22O Id. Greek
American) z Detroit VS.. Harry
Finkelstein, 223 Id. z Bostonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Snemovna schvalila cizozem-
skou zbroj.

Washington, D. c. We sn6-
movne byla schvalena pfedlo-
ha pro povoleni $1,222,5 500, 900
pro vyzbroj cizfch spojenec-
kych mocnostf, jez jsou skoro
vsechny " zapadnf Europe a
clenove atlanticke dohody. Pre-
dloha byla schvalena velkou
vetSinou ~zastupcG.
V senate byla pfedloha schva-
lena jiz drive. Nyn1 byla posla-
ma presidetnovi k podepsanf.
Schvalenf teto pomoci CHIN
mocnostem je povazovano "a
velkou posilu pro upevneni sva-
zu Spojenych narod1 v teto vel
mi pohnutlive dobe valecne. Je
tez v p~oslednlch dnech pozoro-
vano znacne ochabnuti nepri-
zne, jez byla davana ma jevo
prot %zbrojenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
"The First Czech Society of
America"
Posledni prace Tomase Capka.

Posledni prace Tomase Capka.
Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da v Americe, 2345 South Ked-
zie Ave-, Chicago : %, ILL.,, wy
dala poslednf praci naseho ne
zapomenutelneho ceskoameric-
keno historika, nedavno zesnu-
leho Tomase Capka, kterou do
koncil kratce pred svou smrti.
Je to neobycejne zajimavy spi-
SEX v anglickem jazyce O PRIV
MIN csl. spolku We Spojenych
Statech. Brozurka, nazvana
"The First Czech Society in A
merica", stoj1 pouhych 25c a
mnzeme il co nejvreleji doporu-
cit vsem krajanGm, kteri mali
opravdovy zajem O mas kultur-
nj zivot v americke vlasti a O je-
no historic. Tento dokumen-
tarn1 spis by rozhodne nemel
chybet knihovne zadneho kra-
Jana. - Objednejte 81 jej tedy
CO nejdTive u CsE. Mar. Rady v
ma shora uvedenou a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
OZVENY
Zprava Csl. Narodni Rady.

Chicago, I'll. - Ma protest,
ktery proti popravam demokra-
tickych politik1 Ceskosloven-
sku zaslala Ceskoslovenska ma
rodnf rada v Americe jednotli-
wynn vyznamnym funkcionaTGm
Spojenych narod1, pfedseda
Csl. N. r., plukovnfk Josef Tri-
ner, obdrzel tyto odpovedi (po-
dane v prekladu)
Dne 80. cervna 1850.
Spojene narody
Lake Success, New York
Wee: Soucasne pomery v Ces-
koslovensku.
Generalni sekretariat Spoje-
nych narod1 stvrzuje prijem
Vaseho pffpisu We veci shora
uvedene.
Razltko: United Nations
Nations Unies
Panu Josefu Trinerovi, &
predsedovi
Ceskoslovenske narodl rady
v Americe,
.2345 South Kedzie Avenue
Chicago : %, Illinois.
Narodn1 ~shromazden1
Francouzske unie
Mistopredseda
Versailles, 5. cervence 1850.
Panel
Obdrzela jsem Vas pripis re
dine 20. cervna, kterym zadate
o moji intervenci v zajmu p1.
Horakove. Hned pc zprave Q
jejfm odsouzenf k trestu smrti
telegrafovala jsem presidentu
republiky Ceskoslovenske a "a
dala o jej1 omilostnen1.
Mimo to, z poveren1 a jme-
mem klubu zenskych clen1 fran
couzskeho parlamentu zarfdila
jsem v teto veci demonstrativni
protest snemovny. Eel vsak,
veskere nase snahy byly marne.
Ujistuji Vas, vazeny pane,
re 81 cenfm Vasi mne prokaza-
nou dGveru a pros1m, byste pfi-
jail me uprfmne sympatie.
Marie-Helena Lefaucheux,
mfstopredseda
Narodnlho shromazdeni
Francouzske unie,
pTedseda Komise Spojenych
narodu pro stav Zen.
Panu j.. Trinerovi,
2345 South Kedzie Avenue,
Chicago %, Illinois.
narody,
Lake Success, New York
Dne 7. cervence 1850.
SOA 317-02-LC
Vazeny pane:-
Pfednosta odboru pro lidska
prava mne poveril potvrzenfm
prijmu Vaseho pripisu re dine
20. cervna 1850, adresovaneho
predsedovi Komise pro lidska
prava a tykajfcf Sc soudd a roz-
sudkG v Ceskoslovensku.
Jak je Yam zajiste znamo,
nektere rozsudky byly mezitlm
liz vykonany a jen lituji, kdyz
jsem nucen informovati Vas, re
jedine mozny zpusob postupu
sekretariatu pfi vyrizeni Vase
no pflpisu je ten, ktery jest OBJ
sazen v doplnkove resoluci els.
Is (V) Socialni a hospodarske
jej1z kopii prikladam pro
Vast informaci.
V souhlase S t1mto postupem
obsah Vaseho pr1pisu Dude "a
fazen do zaznamu zprav a sde-
leni, ktery pax Dude pTedlozen
neiblizs1mu zasedani Komise
pro lidska prava. Text Vaseho.
prfpisu Dude, Poole odstavce
(e) zm1nene resoluce, sdelen
tez Wade Ceskoslovenske.
S 1ctou,
Odbor pro lidska prava,
Wyndham L. Walker.
Josefu Trinerovi,
predsedovi
Ceskoslovenske narodni rady
V Americe,
South Kedzie Avenue,
Chicago 23, Illinois.
podpore americke zahranic-
nj politiky.
Zprava Csl. Narodni Rady.
Chicago, I'll. - Ma pozdrav-
~ telegram, kterym konferen-
,e Vychodnf oblasti Ceskoslo-
7enske narodnf rady v Ameri-
.e, kOnana kOncem m9sice Ger
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Ku podpore americke zahranic.
nj politiky.

Zprava Csl. Narodni Rady.
Chicago, I'll. - Ma pozdrav.
ny telegram, kterym konferen.
ce Vychodni oblasti Ceskoslo.
venske narodnf rady v Ameri
ce, konana koncem mesice Ger.
vna a zaeatkem cervence v New
Yorku, vyslovila americkemu
statnimu sekretari, Dean Ache.
.sonu, svdj souhlas a podporu
americke zahranicni politiky
zejmena v otazce Korei, obdr.
Eel predseda Csl. N. R. odpoved'
v tonic znen1 (preklad)
Dne 10. cervence 1850.
Department of State
Washington 5.
Mily mGj pane Timer
Byl jsem opzadan podekova-
tt Yam jmenem statnfho sekre-
tare "a vyraz podpory Vychod-
nj oblasti Ceskoslovenske ma
rodnl rady v America, obsazeny
We Vasem telegram re dine 8.
cervence. Pozdravy, jake ten
to Vas, jsou pro statnf depart
ment velikou posilou a povzbu-
zenfm a ia Vas ~ujistuji, re stat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
v uznani prace National Com
mite for a Free Europe.


Zprava Csl. Narodni Rady.
Chicago, I'll. - Radna schG-
re pTedsednictva Ceskosloven-
ske narodnf rady v Americe,
konana v mesfci cervenci, zhod-
motto praci, kterou v zajmu a.
mericke demokracie vyvijf Ma
tional Committee for a Free
Europe, jednomyslne Sc usne-
sla podekovat il "a vydatnou
spolupraci.
Predsednictvo rovnez ocenilo
zdarnou pTednaskovou cinnost
br. Milky Sedlaka, kterou ko-
ma v poslanf National Commit
tee for a Free Europe. z po-
drobnych zprav z jednotlivych
oblast1, ktere br. Sedlak dosud
navstfvil, je patrno, re jeho
p~rednasky mely neobycejne do
bry vysledek. Proto bylo uvl-
tano, re v pfednaskove cinnosti
Dude pokracovano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Predbezne ornament.

V ned6li, 80. cervence I.
Cesky Dem. Klub 7. wardy po-
Tada Vylet ma Cvach1v Sor.
" nedeli, 80. cervence W.
rocn1 Pout porada T. J. Sokol
Curtis Bay.
patek vecer II. srpna
Jumbo Crab Feast" poTada
,Rieger Klub We svHch mfstnos-
tech V Lyceum Budove.
Karnival Osady sv. Va
clava cd IS. do 26. srpna.
- 8. a 9. zaTf - Sokolsk1
Bazaar ma pozemku a v Ceske
Skole Aug. HeTmana. ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28

nj sekretar 81 hluboce vaz Va
SIGH vzkazG.
Uprfmne Vas,
John M. Patterson,
uTadujfc1 prednosta
Division of Public Liaison
Panu Josefu T%rinerovi,
predsedovi
Ceskoslovenske narodni rady
" Americe,
.2345 South Kedzie Avenue,
Chicago : %, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Siam chce pomoci JIM Korei
1000 voiakY.

Bankog, Thailand. = Zahra-
nicnf ministr Worakarn Bancha
oznamil, re Siam jest ochoten
vyslat 1000 dobfe vycvicenych
vojakG ma pomoc do JIM Ko-
reje. Krone toho chce Siam
poslat piloty, ale nema k dis
posici letadla, ktera by Sc mo-
h1a svou vykonnosti vyrovnat
ruskym letadlGm typu Yak,
kterych pouzfva severokorejska
armada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
VZpOminka.
: 1898

Ones %. cervence je tomu II let CO odesel ma
vecnost milovany tat1nek a tchan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Churchill varuje Evropu ably sc
spoiila k obrane.

Londyn. - Winston Churchill
prohlasil ma schulz organisace
pro Spojenou Evropu, re Dude
mala nadeje ma nejaky mir do
te dolby, dokud Sc zapadoevrop-
ske staty nespojf k spolecne O.
brane.
V1dce konservativnf britske
strany u%pozornil, re nebezpec1
z vzrdstajfcf silly Sovet1 je vel
he a jestlize dosud Sovety ne
zahajily pr1my 1tok, je to jen
proto, re Sc prozat1m spokojuj1
tim, re jejich s1la stale vzr1sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Dvouhlave tele Dude dopraveno
do USA.

Randers, Dansko. - Dvou-
hlave tele, ktere zde pred ire
mi mesici spatTilo svetlo sveta
Dude dopraveno letadlem do
Spojenych Stat1, kde Sc t1mto
vzacnym teletem budou zaby-
vat zverolekari. Tele pouz1va
obou tlam k j1dlu a kdyz pou-
viva jedne, tax celisti druhe tia
my Sc automaticky rovnez po-
hybuj1 ma prazdno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Oblastni Rada Svobodneho
Ceskoslovenska ustavena
" Kanade.

" Kanade.
Ottawa. - Pc prvnf porade
elen1 plena Rady Svobodneho
Ceskoslovenska, zij1cich v Ka-
made, konane dine 2. cervence
1850, v Masaryktown u pffle-
zitosti odhalenf mohutnych pa
matnfkd president1m T. c.. Ma
sarykovi, DR.. Edvardu Beneso-
vi a gen. DIR. R. M. Stefanikovi,
konala Sc dine 9. cervence t. r.
v Toronto V Masarlykove dome
ustavujfc1 schGze oblastniho
sboru Rady Svobodneho Cesko-
slovenska v Kanade.
Jednan1 O ustaven1 tohoto
sboru bylo vedeno opravdu v
pratelskem ovzdusf. Doslo k do
hode We vSech zavaznejSfch O.
tazkach a clenove Rady byli 81
vedomi silly, ktera spociva We
v~zajemnem porozumen1, jedno-
te a spolupraci vsech v dobe,
kdy svetova demokracie nastu-
puje k raznejsimu zasahu pro-
tt komunisticke 1tocnosti a ty-
ranii.
Jednanl Tfdil a cello oblast-
nfho sboru v Kanade byl posta-
ven byv. vyslanec Frantisek
Nemec jake predseda, spolu S
byv. poveren1kem DIR. Rudolfem
Frasstackym. Jednateli byli
zvoleni DIR. Lub. Baar a Ota Ho-
ra, pokladnikem Vavro Rysa-
w, jeho zastupcem Vilem Pa
vlik. Predsedou komise social
nj prof. DIR. Vladimir Krajina,
mfstopredsedkyni DIR. Hradska-
Ivankova, predsedou Informal
nj komise P. Planovsky, misto-
%pfedsedou gen. B. S. Bosy, pred
sedou komise mladeze Vrati-
slav Staff, mistopredsedou Mi
kulas Ferik, pfedsedou financ-
nj komise DIR. Rudolf Fasstacky
a mfstopTedsedou FIR. Nemec
Cleny predsednictva DIR. Jar.
Navratil a DIR. Ludevit Lincze-
nyi. S1dlo oblastniho sboru je
v hlavnfm meste Kanady, v
Ottawe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
CsI. letci " exilu nabizeji
S~pojenym StatIIm sve sluzby

Plukovn1k Josef Triner, pred
soda Ceskoslovenske narodnl
rady, pozadal illinoiskeho Sc
natora Scotia w. Lucase, ably
Sc svym vlivem zasadil O spl-
n6n1 zadosti ceskoslovenskych
letc1 z armady druheho odbo-
je, ably mohli slouzit We vzdus-
ne moci Spojenych Stat1 v po-
stavenf, kde mohou nalezite W.
uz1t svych bohatych zkusenos-
II. Cast jich jest We Spojenych
Statech, cast bezeneckych
taborech V N6mecku, Italii a V
jinych zem1ch, kan sc musili
uteci pred komunistickym te-
rOrem.
zadost zaslana hlavnimu sta
nu americke vzdusne moci We
Washington6 a podepsana jme-
mem sdruzen1 ceskoslovenskych
letcG, ktef1 jsou nynf We sluz-
bach rGznych americkych le-
teckych spolecnostf, plukovni-
KEN Alexandrem Hessem D. F.
c.. a byv. velitelem Ietky Va
clavem Kordou, D. F.. c., mi
takto:
"Podepsanf zastupci z vlasti
uprchlych ceskoslovenskych
letcG, nynf We Spojenych Sta
tech, nab1zejf svoje sluzby a.
mericke vzdusne moci v jakem-
koli postaven1, v nemz mohou
vyuz1t svych zkuSenostf. Vsi-
chni V druh6 svetove valce slou-
zili V kralovske ,britske vzdus-
ne moci a pred pomerne nedav-
mem Sc stall obet1 komunisticke
r~ozp1navosti We sve vlasti.
Jake pOtencialni budoucf OBJ
cane ~Spojenych Stat1 povazu-
.Jeme "a svOu mravn1 povinnost
Sc pTicinit, sec jsou nase silly,
by byly porazeny mocnosti fla,
jez ohrozujf vsechen demokra-
ticky sv6t. Name "a to, re MI
zeme slouzit dobr6 veci v L.
tvarech, pro kter6 jsme byli W.
cviceni, zejmena We vzdusne
moci.
Mnoho nasich kamarad1, d.
stojn1kd i pr1sluSnfkd muzstva,
Sc vratilo do britske vzdusne
sluzby (R.A.F.), ale mimo ne a
nasi skupinu We Spojenych Sta
tech jest rada mladych cesko-
slovenskych muz1 v nemeckych
tahorech bezdomovcd, jen no
ffclch touhou Sc utkat S vyboj-
nym neprftelem. Stejn6 jake
Ia minute valky R. A. F. vyuzi-
la tohoto zdroje bojovych sill,
molly by take Spojene Staty
We SVEN konfliktu povolat do
sluzby tyto muze, kterf jig
sym 1tekem z vlasti dokazali,1
re jednou chteji s1ctovat s ne
pTftelem.
Jsme presvedceni, re po ma
lezitem prGzkumu a vycviku
tito muzi stejne jake my bu-
dou slouzit Spojenym Stat6m
a loyaln6. zadame pouze
o prllezitost, abychom mohli
dokazati svou oddanost demo-
kratickemu zpdsobu zivota,
nam Dude dovoleno bojo-
vat box pc boku americke bran
ne moci jake "a predeslych
.vou svetovych zapasG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Nicaragua prvni nabfzi 5000
vojakI Spojenym narodGm.

Managua, Nicaragua. - Zdej-
81 vlada ohlasila nab1dku 5000
dobre vycvicenych vojakd kde-
koliv by 81 je Spojene narody
pfali, ably hajili demokracii
proti komunismu.
Nebyla zm1nka o Korei, ale
iiste re SLOW nab1dky by i tam
byli voln1 jlti. Tato zeme We
Americe byla prvnf,
nabfdla pozemnl vojsko
gen. MacArthurovi pro Spoje-
ne narody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Zasluzna cinnost SAH.

Bern. - Schweizerisches Ar
belts Hilfwerk, sab ktera jiz
patnact let pomaha nenaroene
vsem potTebnym idem Evropy,
vykazuje zasluSnou cinnost i
pro csl. politicke uprchlfky v
taborech Nemecku a Rakou-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Frank j. PelZ

Isku. Cd r. 1913 um1stila ram
CT detske rekreacnf akce Ing.
FIR. Plasila We svycarskych o.
zdravovnach 500 detf csl. poll
tickych uprchlikG a rozeslal
pres $4,000 potravinovych ba-
llck1 csl. uprchlik1m. FCI.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-05
Showing OF
Way Out"

CHICAGO (ANP)-- local
showings of "No Way Out" the
goth Century-Fox film dealing
with prejudices faced by a Negro
doctor, were banned here last
week by Capt. Harry Fulmer Of
the police censor division. The
action has the stamp Of approval
of Police Commissioner Prender-
CAST.
Fulmer's reason for banning the
film was that it "leaves no coed
impression and has no moral bal
ance."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-05
KHAN ARRESTED

concluded from page p
area in 60 automobiles. The Klan
moved in shooting. Fitzgerald's
club was it's main objective.
Negroes, fighting to save their
property and protect themselves
from night after night Of terror,
were ready and fought back.
Everything stopped, however,
when one of the Klansmen, a
policemen in uniform, although
off duty, was shot in the back
with a -38 calibre slug.
His cohorts in hooded terror
took him to the Conway hospital
where he died a few hours later.
The dead man earlier this year
had been elected to serve as
magistrate of Conway county, his
term to begin in March, 1851. He
was buried Tuesday following
funeral services held at the Cedar
Grove Baptist church. Thousands
of whites crammed inside the
church or stood outside for the
final rites.
The NAACP announced that il
would support Fitzgerald to the
fullest in case of legal action
against him. The association also