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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
FRANKLY SPEAKING


The surprising Cinderellas Of
the Maple Court. otherwise known
as the Z. Of Washington HuslSies,
kept on their winning ways by
outrunning and out-hustling the
highly touted crew from Stanford.
They repeated the razzle-dazzle
performance to beat Columbia. I
picked the Huskies over Column
bia. not because they're the better
team but because you just can't
out-hustle those kids wearing the
purple and gold.
Rating Time
FRANKLY SPEAKING of tho1e
who might contest Buford Ran
sons unofficial title (best weller
prospect on COAST they seem to
forget that it is no disgrace to
lose to the calibre of Bernard
Ducosen and one other bout to an
equal. Buford's mere three losses
n some thirty fights rates him
the top man around here in his
class.
Now that 40 is over, it seems
natural that your reporter should
attempt to pick the cream of the
crop from what crop there isl
and considering that the cream
will be very thin. Anyway here
goes: HEAVYWEIGHT: Jack
Flood, Grant Butcher, Dutch Gull
bertson, Pat Valentino, Tony Bos-
Mich; LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS
Leonard Morrow. Harry Kid Math-
ews, Irish Bob Murphy. Eddie
Gotten; MIDDLEWEIGHTS: The
Coast at this time has a shortage
of capable middleweights. sorry,
JOHNNY DUKE, MILO saw
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
The Bell Tolls

and usual take stock of the
benefits against losses
in the United States have
those sections where people lesser numbers and
n these gains
racial losses Government
other sections of the country and through
world.
An indusamade recession lowering the tail of an artificial
naonary of people
hundreds
businesses
country made strong racial hate and tactics
minority
hate truly democratic overnight Instead
that worldwide
that during supposed
a reality mpossblity.
hoping another the
justice the brotherhood of
a real vibrant force, instead of the atom bomb
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11

Your Standard Distributor has his roots
and interests right in his own town; the
money he makes stays in your commu-
nifty. And because he knows local con-
ditions through long experience and is
building bis OiVn business he does better
job for us by doing an outstandingly
good job of serving you.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11

conventions in the South IS res
ponsible for every law IN this
country. the purpose and intent of
which was to retard the progress
Of Negroes. Following the assina-
ton of Lincoln, and aided BY An
drew Johnson, who, if he did
oppose the extension of slavery,
still had no respect for the rights
of Negroes. Beginning with what
was called the BLACK codes. which
has since been modified through
constant agitation by Republicans
and Negroes, themselves. most of
these laws are still in force. The
black codes forbid Negroes to own
land, to change their place Of work,
to testify agains whites, to inter-
marry and to carry arms Strin-
gent vagrancy and apprenticeship
laws were framed to bind Negroes
to forced labor on plantations. A
series of sedition acts were di-
reeted against joint action by Ne
groes and whites. Jim Crow as
sembly and transportation laws
were enacted and Mississippi re
fused to ratify the thirteenth
amendment. If any such laws have
ever been passed anywhere in the
country by Republicans, history
has failed to record them.
In Mr.. Moore's letter we are
asked to tell our readers several
things. We are going bit further
and are letting him tell you HIM
self by publishing his letter in
full. We do not agree that the
Republican party has done nothing
but apologize to the South, but we
agree that the North has appeased
the South with the reservation
that all of the people of the North
are not Republicans. We do not
agree with the idea that all of the
good people are in one party and
all the bad in the other. We are
personally acquainted with many
fine. decent people who are active
in both parties. We highly respect
these people for what they are and
not for their political views. We
know of the story of Jasper and
his mule. We appreciate not one
but many gracious and timely
acts performed by Mrs. Roosevelt
We do not agree that lynching has
been minimized merely because OF
Democrats being. in power. The
American people, during our life
time, have fought and won two
wars. The Democratic party was
in power during each of those
wars, but the Democratic party
did not start the wars. To fight
and win war, a nation must have
a measure of internal unity. Wal
naturally emphasizes the basic
faults in it's social structure. And
in the evolution of events follow.
ing war, racial conditions are
bound to improve.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
Unite the Americas


God made world That makes us neghbors.
Unite, unite the Americas One Nation, Flag and Speech
Unite three Americas the Poles they almost reach
Unite, unite the Americas for Justice, Peace and Truth
Unite, unite the Americas and splendid Youth.
Unite, unite the Americas and unity one
Then therell be to fire gun;
Unite unite the Americas unite Father Divine Yes
Unity the Americas and things will then be fine
Unite unite unite Americas for Justice Truth and Right
unite the Three will fight
Unite, unite the Americas all things will then be nice.
Unite the three Americas for in Union there is strength
the three throughout their length
Unite, unite the Americas in big Nation Grand,
foreign country will this
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11


AGE; WELTERWEIGHTs: En-
rique Bolonas. Buford Ransom
Lou Joseph; LIGHTWEIGHTs
John L. Davis. that's all. 70
win note that this rating is re
stricted to the Pacific Coast.
The Kid Returns
Your reporter hears from a yer
reliable source that clever, clas-
Buford Ransom will return to tn
annals of fistiana on January Il
Because these eyes have seen onl
two worthwhile fights since hi
retirement (both by Jack Flood
It will be welcome sight to sc
him come back. Buford was tn
best welterweight puncher on tn
Coast. FRANKLY SPEAKING
he is still the unerowned king c
the Pacific Coast welterweight
in my books. Lou Joseph, how
ever, might contest this argumen
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11

LET THE CLASSIFIED ADS
GO TO WORK FOR YOU!
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
"Stofe Resources"

State High School orators have
the opportunity to win six Rem
ington Rand portables. All they
have to do is to deliver the best
ten-minute grafton in their Con-
gressional District on STATE
RESOURCES" This contest Is a
part of the State Resources Pro-
gram and is designed to acquaint
the youth with our magnificent
resources. Albert Fox is Director of
Washington State Resources Pro-
gram.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
JACK JOHNSON RETURNS
UNLEASHES HEAVY GUNS

G0AN2
one place for too long a period of
time.
We have the highest respect for
the late President Roosevelt and
We agree that great progress was
made by Negroes during his adj
ministration but we believe in all
sincerity that this latter day
progress is secondary in every
respect to the Emancipation Pro-
clamation, the thirteenth, four
teenth and fifteenth amendments
to the Constitution. the purpose
and intent of which were to make
us free. to make us citizens and
grant us the privilege to vote. We
have the highest respect for Presi-
dent Harry S. Truman, who to the
best OF our knowledge is the only
president, Democrat or Republican,
with the courage to refuse to
appease the South as far as Negro
rights and privileges are concerned.
We were asked a few days ago
if we thought the presidents Civil
Rights recommendation would be
passed by the Democratic party?
Our answer was: not if the Demo-
cratic party can prevent it. And
since then, Governor Talmadge Of
Georgia has boldly announced in
almost threat of secession, that
it will require an army to enforce
even one piece of Civil Rights
legislation in the South, especially
FEPC. It will be bluffed at how
ever, because the eyes of the
Democratic party remain focused
on ten large states where the votes
of Negroes in the absence of a
landslide is the balance of power.
No matter what the so-called
later-day Democrats hope to do,
their hands are tied by the UNI
scrupulous faction of their party
in the South. We have given
thought at times regarding the
term, later-day Democrats. 1t is
term more often used by Negro
writers than by those of other
races. The term emanated from the
election of 1882, an election in
which party lines were crossed
to the end that the Roosevelt
regime was swept into power. The
result of that election was deter
mined by the votes of two factions
of the American people rather
than by the votes of two opposing
political parties. Leaders of the
faction which last seemed to be
afraid of anything which envolved
the thought of changing what they
regarded as the established order
The other faction was eager for a
change of any kind, regardless OF
where the change might lead
Prior to that time the majority
of Negroes who voted were Repub-
licans. The Republicans were still
protecting our interests half-heart
edly and the Democrats were still
opposing our progress whole-heart-
edly. Prior to that time the Demo
Gratis only on rare occasions coulc
elect president and congress al
all, so it may be readily seen thai
many of the so-called later-day
Democrats of today are nothing
more than former Republicans
who turned to the Democratic
party to, if possible, get out of {
depression and put an end to pro
hibition.
The Democratic party in stat,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
Alaska Territory

Alaska is more than twice the
size of Texas.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
By J. A. (JaoIs) JOHNSON

y f-I
During the past two weeks we
have received several communica-
tons, some by letter and some by
telephone; some in compliment and
some in criticism of our column of
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11
Gems of Thought

high i wings.-wiliam
truly earnestly aspire to be- that
aspiration the
for he realizes tsef.zAnna
very
resolution the chief barrier to itTryon Edwards
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-11

We'd like you TO meet man who has
hung out his own single.
This Standard of California Distribu-
tor, like those all over the West, works
as an independent businessman . E. and
here's how we helped him get his start.
We first turned over going business
TO him with good list of customers We
helped him learn the best methods of
serving his neighbors well supplied
the finest products, expert engineering
help in meeting tough lubricating prob
lens, the benefits of all our laboratory
research and every other practical assist
ance possible.
He, in turn, supplied the ingenuity,
skill and ambition of a man who is work
ing for himself.
This teamwork between small and
large business has benefited everyone.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

YOUNG man to drive and sell ice
cream, must be out of school. Uncle
Mikes. 761 East 205th st.
CASHIER and bookkeeper. experienced
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COOK for night shift at Geometric
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Situation Wanted

EXCELLENT care in my home for /
or children, babies welcome. RE
1-0l96.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Polske lodi dopravuji vyzveda.
&c do Svedska.

Stockholm. = Svedska bez-
pecnostnl policie zjistila, re do
zeme je polskymi lodmi paso-
van znacny pocet komunistic-
kych v%yzvedacG a re cd pocat-
ku kojrejske valky jich stale
pribyva. Prichazejf v prestro-
ien1 Ia cleny posadky polskych
lodi, v pr1stavech vystoupi ma
bTeh a zmizl beze stopy. Stale
Sc dokonce, re nekterf NELL to-
lik smelosti, re Sc dostavili ma
svedske 1rady Sc zadost1 o po-
liticky asyl. Bylo ~zjisteno, re
vice nez polovice polskych ma
mofn1kd, ktef1 tax ucinili, jsou
clenove komunisticke vyzvedne
sluzby. Zatim z Mich nebyl MI
KIDD zatcen a pohnan pred sved-
sky soud, policie je proste ma
lodi vratf. Tito vyzvedacl
nejsou jen polske narodnosti,
pfichazejf take re Sovetskeho
svazu a jeho satelitskych zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Berlinsky biskup odsoudil pro-
pagandu komunisti.

Berlin. - Berlfnsky luthe-
ransky biskup Otto Dibelius
prohlasil v kazanf, re clrkev
Jest jedinou velkou mocnost1,
ktera skutecne 81 pfeje uchova-
nj mfru a pokoje We svete. Svo-
boda svedomi, O kterou vede
cfrkev BOZ S rozpfnayym komu-
nismem, jest jednou re svobod,
ma kterou ma kazdy pravo. Do
kud nebude svet s%vobodny, ne
NIUE byt praveho mlru.
Rec biskupa Dibelia jest Cd
povedi ma komunistickou mi
rovou" propaganda, zahajenou
shanenim podpisd ma stock
holmskou m1rovou deklaraci S
pozadavkem zakazu pouz1van1
atomicke silly k 1celdm valec-
nym. Komuniste sc tax snazi
dokazat, re Sovetsky svaz jest
jedinou oporou mfru a re vse-
chny ostatni mocnosti jsou va
lecnymi stvaci, ktefi zenou svet
do move katastrofy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Delnicka vlada ma vetsinu jen
til HAST.

Londyn. = Raymond Black
burn oznamil, re vystupuje z
delnicke strany, protoze nesou-
hlasf s politikou vlady premie-
ra Clementa r. Attlee-a a ma
"a to, re by mela odsoupiti a u
pravit tim cestu k ustaveni ko-
alicn1 vlady S w. Churchillem
jake ministerskym pTedsedou.
Svoje misto v parlamente Black
burn vsak podrzf, nevstoupi do
strany konservativn1 a z1stane
nezavisly. Jeho vystoupenim
re strany klesla parlamentni
vetsina ma pouhe tTi hlasy.
Blackburn povazuje mezina-
rodn1 situaci "a tax nebezpec-
nou, re nova valka vis1 takTka
We vzduchu. Poole jeho m1neni
jest Churchill jediny, kdo j
NIUE odvratiti, prave jake pou-
re on mohl zabranit druhe sve-
tove valce, kdyby byval byl me
v roce 1899 r~ozhodujici slovo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Pece o stare osoby.

Staff nenf chorobou, nybrz
sp1se dobou, kdy tkanivo a svaly
vypov1dajf sluzbu a ztracej1
svou pruznost. Pruznost mlad1
ie pryc. T6lo d1tka Sc smrst1
zpet do normalniho stavu pc
chorobe nebo zranenf. Avsak
lax Dude S t1mto stejnym dit
KEN. az dospeje k dobe, tax Nv.
"stareho veku?"
V posledn1ch letech pouz1va
Sc vyrazu "geriatries". Slovo je
odvozeno z dvou reckych SLOW,
z~namenaj1ci "pece stareho We
ku". We skutecnost je to lekaf-
sky vyraz, znamenaj1c1 studii
chorob a pece starych osob. In
diana byla prvn1m staten, KITE
ry skutecne uznaval urcitou po-
tfebu ma tonic poll. Zavedla
oddelen1 pecovat O stare. JIM
Karolina byla druhym staten,
ktery zavedl podobny program.
Proc? Stare osoby mali sve
problemy. Stara leta pTinasej1
mnoho zmen v tele. Mezi cho-
robami starych jsou ty, jez u
cinkuj1 ma ledviny, srdce, oci a
usi. Potion je tn rakovina, dina
a mnoho zmen We zlazech tela.
Ably Sc vyslo vstIfc rGznym
zmenam v tele a casio Nv mysli,
must stara osoba byti poucova-
ma jak Sc pTizpGsobiti. Cinitele
sestarnut1 a problemy starych
isou pomerne novou a nevyzkou
senou cinnost1 verejne zdravot-
nj administrace.
Odhaduje Sc, re pres 80 mi
liond osob v kontinentaln1ch
Spojenych Statech dosahlo Sc
desateho roku start i vice. Cd
1880 do 1910 vzrostlo obyvatel-
stvo pouze O 7 procent, kdezto
pocet lidf pres 65 rok1 start a
vice nez 35 procent. Ma to zna-
menat, re skupina, dosahnuvs1
stavu tax zvano stareho veku,
must Sc vzdati aktivn1ho Two
ia? Muz nebo zena, jenz I'll
aktivne, nem1ze Sc vzdati bez-
mocne. Process starnut1, profile
my starych a obycejnejs1 choro-
by spojenych Sc staT1m musl
byti studovany l6karem ma no
VEN poll "geriarics."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18

Opalenf nenf mic jin6ho nezli
zmena barviva v k1zi obsaze-
neho vlivem pr1meho slunecnl-
no svetla, pTi cemz ovsem POOLE
ha nekdo opalenf vice, jiny me-
ne a nekdo mu v1bec vzdoruje,
a to obzvlaste ten, kdo ma ma
10 barviva v k1zi - Tide napad-
ne bled1 a pod. Prave citliva
k1ze chrani sc vrstvou barviva
proti nepr1znivemu vlivu paprs-
XII ultrafialovych. Neni to pfi-
cinou jejich teplo - lyzari sc
opalf i v zine - osmahnuti XII
re NIUE zp6sobit i kTemenna
Tampa elektricka. Opalen1 uni
Ii samo sebou - pobytem v
mfstnostech uzavTenym, kry-
tim Satem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Til c~tvrtiny britske floty
isou " reserve.

Londyn. - Velka Britanie
ma v reserve 400 valecnych pla-
videl, tedy asi tri ctvrtiny sveho
lodstva. Jejich posadky cfta-
il kolem 100000 muz1. Lodi
jsou zakotveny v r1znych pr1-
stavech podel celeho britskeho
pobfezf a udrzovany v takovem
stavu, ably do nejdele 10 dnf
molly vyplout ma sire more. Mi
mo jine tvof1 tuto reservu 49,
900 tunove bitevnice "Anson",
Howe, "Duke of York. a
"King George W., dale letou-
move lodi "Indefatigable' en-
domitable" a formidable,
nejmene 10 kfizn1kG a 60 tor
pedoborcG, minolovky, ponor-
ky a zasobovacf plavidla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Odsunuti Nemci pTedlozili
zapadonemecke Wade
sve pozadavky.

Frankfurt, nm. - Ma So
900 NemcG odsunutych pc val
&c re svych domov1 We vycho-
doevropskych zemf usporadalo
ma hlavnim frankfurtskem ma
mestf velky tabor lidu, ma KITE
rem PROFESSIONAL prot postupim
ske dohode a 1sty sveho pred
sedy Lima Kathera oznamil, re
"jejich trpelivost je u konce a
re jsou pripraveni k boji "a svo-
lie prava."
Ma sc "a to re tento dvou-
denni Sized odsunutych NemcG
poVede k zalozeni move pravi-
cove politicke strany. Mohla
by nabyt znacneho vlivu, kdy-
by sc podafilo pTimet k jeji pod
pore vsechny odsunute hence,
jichz jest asi 10, 100000 Tato
moznost jiz pGsobl zapadone-
mecke Wade vazne starosti a
bolenf hlavy.
Prfpravny sjezdovy vybor
pripravil program, ktery obsa-
huje pozadavky odsunutych.
Jsou to v prvni fade uznanf je-
itch plnych pray jake vsech o.
statnich Nemcd a pTfd6ly pGdy.
Ma sjezdu byly take pTednese-
ny cetne st1znosti do 1rad6 "a
padn1ch spojencu, re S odsunu-
tymi pf1kre zachazejf. Vyslo-
ven byl take pozadavek, ably
Jim byly vraceny jejich nekdej-
81 domovy. Ale vddcove hnutf
soukromne doznavajl, re je to
pozadavek pouze zasadnf a re
skoro vsichni odsunuti davaji
pTednost zapadn1mu Nemecku
pred navratem do puvodn1ch
vlast1.
Ma Sized prijel dir. Hans Luz
kaschek, ministr bonnske Via
dy pro b6zenecke veci, ktery Sc
pokousel pfimet 1castniky k tr-
pelivosti sliby, re vlada Dude O
iejich pozadavcich uvazovat.
Ale byl vyplskan a ukficen.
V Hamburku sc take konal
dvoudenni sized Nemc1 odsu-
nutych z nekdejsiho svobodne-
no mesta Gdanska, jez jest nynf
polske. Ucastnfk1 bylo ma 49,
900 a prijali resoluci adresova-
nou Spojenym narodGm S poza-
davkem, ably Gdansko opet by
10 v%yhlaSeno ma svobodne me-
sto a ably Sc mohli do neho vra-
tit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Zapadni Nemecko Sc zapoji do
obrany Evropy.

Strasbourg. - Ma druhem
zasedanf Evropskeho snemu,
obeslaneho 1875 delegaty 13 ze-
mi, prohlasil 44lety nemecky
krestansky demokrat Eugen
Gerstenmaier, re zapadni Ne
mecko Size nebude zbrojit, pro-
toze Nemci Sc naucili nenavi-
Diet valku, ale pres to re Dude
Poole svych nejlepsich sill pod
porovat plan ma obranu zapad-
nj Evropy prot utoku z vycho-
du. Gerstenmier jest misto-
predsedou zahranicn1ho vyboru
bonnskeho parlamentu a prvnl
Nemec, ktery Sc pred tlmto me-
zinarodnim forem dostal Ike slo-
WI. Jeho slova wine dobre,
re nikdo mas nebude branit pred
1tokem, neprispejeme-li svym
dflem Ike spolecne obrane", by
la prijata bourlivym potleskem
celeho shromazden1.
Evropska rada, slozena re
zahranicnfch ministr1 vsech
clenskych zemf Velke Britanie,
Francie, Irska, Belgie, Holland
ska, Lucemburska, Italie, Tu-
recka, Danska, Norska, sved-
ska, zamltla navrh poradn1ho
snemu, ably mu byla ponecha-
ma volna ruka pTi sjednocovani
Evropy. Navrh tlumoceny she
movn1m presidentem Paulem
Henri Spaakem dosel podpory
vsech zahranicn1ch ministr1 az
ma britskeho statn1ho tajemn1-
ka Ernesta Bevina, ktery no We.
toval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Francie vynalozi ma svoji wy
zbroi skoro 6 bilionHI.

PaT1z. - Francie Sc zavaza-
la, re We trech letech provede
plan ma sv6 vyzbrojenf prot
komunistickemu vyboji, a po-
zadala Spojen6 Staty a Velkou
Britanii, ably ma evropske pew
nine vydrzovaly vets1 pocet
sveho vojska. Ma uskutecnen1
sveho zbrojnfho programu O.
vsem Francie Dude potrebovat
americkou pomoc stejne jake
jine zeme Atlantickeho obran-
neho spolku.
Francii Dude stat vyzbrojeni
$5,71O,O00,0 900 a Dude proto
nucena zvysit svdj vojensky
rozpocet z $1,000, 5000, 900 na
SLABS, 900, 900 rocne. To Una.
mena, re plnych 8.2% narod.
niho prijmu musf byti obetova-
no ma .pr1pravu narodni obra.
ny. Ia tyto pen1ze Dude Fran
Gle S to postavit do pole Is no.
vych divisf. Jiz dnes ma fran
couzska armada Sc zmilitariso
vanou policif $4,000 muzG.
Pc Velke Britanii, Dansku
Norsku jest Francie ctvrtou re
mi, ktera naznacenym zpuso
benz odpovedela presidentu Trl
manovi ma dotaz, co samy mo
hou ucinit ma pos1lenf sve obra
ny. Angle ma nj VENUE SO,
$40, 100000, Dansko $57,10O,
600 a Norsko rocne O $35,125,
900 vice nez dosud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Holandsko posili obranu trent
diYisemi.

Haag. - Holandsko postav1
re sveho vojska repatriovaneho
z Indonesie 3 divise ma posilenf
brany zapadnf Evropy prot
moznemu 1toku z vychodu.
Vlada nafidila, ably Sc zacalo
$ jejich organisovan1m nepro-
dlen6.
z Indonesie bylo odvolano a.
ST 10000 muz1 a nejmene dive
tretiny z Mich nyni budou cara
zeny do zmfnenych trf divisf.
Jejich vyzbroj jest nevalna a
zastarala a must byti doplnena
novymi zbranemi, ktere dodaji
lSpojene Staty. Vetsinu sve sta
re vyzbroje nechalo holandske
vojsko v Indonesii ma vyzbroje-
nj tamn1 federalni armady.
Ma podzim povola Holland.
skc do zbrane asi 10000 rekru-
til, kteff doplnf pozemnf arma.
du, namornictvo a vzdusnor
moe. Delka vojenske sluzby
jiz byla prodlouzena re II ne
Is meslcn.
Ocekava Sc re Poole holland
skeho prikladu take Belgie po
stavi do pole move tTi divise pre-
spolecnou braun zapadnl Evro
py.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Americky parnik najel ma minu
v Severnlm mori.

Hamburk. = Americky ma
kladnf parn1k american Plan
ter" byl ma ceste z Hamburku
do Dunkerque porouchan W.
buchem miny. Nemecky pilot
Erhard Sosath T1dil $3.50 tuno-
YOU LODI ma zpatecn1 ceste do
hamburskeho ~prfstavu, kde bu-
de opravena. Ackoli lodni box
nebyl explos1 prorazen, stroje
byly vysinuty re svych zakla-
dn. Poole zpravy kapitana J.
J. Darlingtona Sc vybuch udal
kolem 3. hodiny z rama a n6ko-
lik muzG z 50-clenne posadky
bylo lehce zraneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Obrazek korupce mezi
mad'arskymi komunisty.

Brusel. - Diva z Madarska
90 dlouhem putovanf pTijeds1
bezenci prinesli zajfmav6 zpra-
Wy o potfzfch, jake nell, nez
smell opustit zemi, a jak Sc jim
konecne podarilo je pfekonati.
VIastnili spolecn6 tovarnu,
kterou pc valce zrekonstruova-
Ii a ktera byla pc komunistic-
KEN pTevratu znarodnena. Roz-
hodli Sc pro emigraci, ale zivou
moc1 nemohli dostat %cestovnl
pas. Konecne Jim nekdo pora-
dill, ably ~navst1vili ministra fl
nanc1 Stepana Kossu, byvaleho
konduktera ma budapestskych
poulicn1ch drahach. PTijal je
velmi privetive, ma vsechno Sc
lie vyptal, a ma konec Jim fekl,
re jim pas opatr1, kdyz mu po-
stoupf svGj budapestsky dunn
Sc zahradou O IL pohadkove
zaf1zenych pokojfch S vzacny-
mi starozitnostmi, koberci atd.
Stale Sc tax a v nekolika malo
dnech jim ministr osobne doru-
Gil pozadovane cestovn1 pruka-
ky. Kossa byl pozdeji zbaven
vedenf ministerstva finance pro
naprostou neschopnost, ale "a
to byl imenovan presidentem
vyboru, ktery rozhoduje o del
nickych mzdach.