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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

near Confluence, Pa.
Myron McGeary Jenkins, 46, weigh
master, Dravosburg, Pa, and Alice
Catherine Mangain, %, stenographer,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Raymond Richard Ball, 26, service
station attendant, Masontown, w. Va.
and Ada June Lemley, %, clerk, near
Morgantown, w. Va
Lewis Harry Klipstein, SO, textile
worker, near Homecoming, Md, and
Theresa Ardell Friend, 27, textile
worker, Frostburg, Md.
Joseph Scott Younkin, 30, account
ant, and Cleda Rose Prince, 81, both
Ursina, Pa.
John Randolph Haddx, Jr., %,
bodyman, near Philippi W. Va, and
Rosa Lee Conderi 18, student, Philip
pi, w. Va,
Joe Arthur Cerisano, Jr., %, ma
chinist, and Betty Jean Minico, Is,
both Watson, w. Va.
George Ward Mickey, SO, watch
man, and Gertrude Taylor, 81, both
Johnstown, Pa.
Henry Thomas Aronhalt, &c, me-
chanic, New Greek, w. Va, and Shr-
ley Tyree Via, Is, near Elk Garden,
W. Va.
Carl Walton Field, %, welder, of
near Kingwood, w. Va, and Margaret
Eugene Shahan, 81, Rowlesburg, W.
Va.
Ea,l Snyde" D., Iahorcr, ana lri-
Pauline McVicker, %, waitress, both
Grafton, w. Va.
Michael Joseph Fabian, Is, con
struction builder, near Scottdale, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

Ohiopyle, Pa, and Ruby Marie Mat
lick, Is, Uniontown, Pa.
Wilbur Dale Stump, Jr., 21, stu
dent, and Margaret Evans Wiseman,
~, student, both Morgantown, w.
Va.
Paul Condupa, p, fireman, Wick
Haven, Pa, and Gloria Lou Lynn, 10,
near Eelle Vernon, Pa.
William Herbert Seelinger, 81, line
superintendent, and Dora Can.E"ia,
50, teacher, both Redwood, w. Va,
Joseph Engelsberg, 66, salesman,
and Blanche Dillon, Sc, both Pitt
5urgh, Pa.
Licenses Recently Issued
Forest Hobert Mallow, %, farmer
Red Creek, w. Va, and Elizabeth
Katherine Smith, Is, Dry Fork, w.
Va.
Glenn Harold Simpkins, 27, truck
driver, Usage, w. Va, and Eta Mae
Croaston, %, waitress, near Morgan
town, W. Va.
Leonard Phillip DeAmiches, %,
truck driver, near Lake Lynn, Pa,
and Josephine Alma Gilmore, p,
clerk, near Morgantown, w. Va.
Edward Chesney Sine, 26, laborer
and Virginia Cathern Masters, 30
both near Warrington, w. Va.
Worth Franklin Greer, 81, miner,
near Morgantown, W. Va, and Fern
Lillian Lewis, %, clerk, Dellslow, w
Va.
James Wilmouth Whetsell, q, truck
driver, and Jane Elizabeth Riley, Is
clerk, both Morgantown, W. Va
Thomas Morton Davis, %, cook, Of
Hopemont, W. Va, and Anna Lorania
Knox, Is, Vindex, Md.
Charles Harold Jarvis, 80, lead
burner, Vienna, w. Va, and Bessie
Elladay Beckett, 81, forelady, Park
ersburg, w. Va.
George Ross McNeely, 81, laborer,
near jefferson, Pa, and Jean Marie
Morris, II, parents consent), stu
dent, near Waynesburg, Pa.
Robert Charles Strother, p, me-
chanic, and Donnetta Pearl Ramage,
20, both Warrington, w. Va.
John Franklin Whalev, %, miner,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

FOR SALE:-One Milk Cow, yrs.
old, due to freshen May LIST. Bruce
Lohr, RI, Oakland.-Adv. 9-4t#.
APARTMENT FOR RENT l. At
Braethorn, Mt. Lake Park. Call 544.
ADV. 9-4t
FOR SALE-Extra nice eft. Kero-
sene Servel Refrigerator. Dewitt and
DeBerry. 1t.
FOR SALE T. 500 Started New
Hampshire Chicks. Grange Supply
Center, Mt. Lake Park.-Adv. Git.
FOR SALE Westinghouse Flee
trio range, $500; Hot Point electric
range, $4,000 Dewitt and DeBerry.
ADV. 1t.
FOR -Reconditioned Wash
ing machines, all makes, $25.00 to
$4,000 Dewitt and DeBerry.-Adv. 1t
FOR SALE-4-hole double row ice
cream cabinet, Frigidaire, white, re-
conditioned. G God home freezer.
Special, $4,000. Dewitt and DeBerry.
ADV. 1t.
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and Vera Ruth Morrison, 10, both
near Confluence, Pa.
Austin William VanMeter, 10 (par-
ent's consent), miner, and Ruby May
Taylor, 18, both near Mt. Storm, w.
Va.
Charles Edwin Knight, IS, (par-
ent's consent), near Pennington, w.
Va, and Helen Joy Moorehead, 16,
parents consent), Bloomington, Md,
Russell Eugene Mansberry, %,
lineman, Connellsville, Pa, and Eva
Jean Hall, 81, near Connellsville, Pa.
Brady Joseph Moore, %, coal mi
ncr, near Watson, W. Va, and BERTH
Elizabeth Ford, d, telephone oper.,
Watson, w. Va.
William Evans Nixon, "a, coal mi
ner, near Watson, W. Va, and Rosa
Lee Davis, 26, nurse, Fairmont, w.
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27
Dinner Scheduled

The Rural Women's Short Course
dinner will be held at Pickwick Inn,
in Oakland, on May 5. Serving will
begin at 6;3O daylight time, it was
stated.
Those planning to attend are asked
to make reservations with Mrs. Asa
Lewis not later than May 2. A pro-
gram is being planned by Mrs. Ralph
Bucket, Of Bittinger, and Mrs w. w.
Dewitt, of Hoyes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

Prompt action may save a COW
usefulness.
QUESTION: What can an owner
do to prevent mastitis?
ANSWER: Guard against teat IN
iuries; be sure milking machines are
adjusted correctly; buy only clean
replacement stock sterilize milking
equipment; milk infected cows last;
work out a practical control plan
with the veterinarian. Medication
alone will not solve this problem. A
planned control program is necessary.
NOTE-Due to space limitations, general
questions cannot be handled by this col
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

FOR SALE-1942 Chevrolet 2-door
sedan, heater, new tires, good condi-
ton, $5950O; 1910 Chevrolet 4-door
sedan, $4,000; 1910 Buick Special
4-door sedan, radio, heater, $4,000;
1889 Plymouth Station Wagon, $685.
co; 1871 Lincoln Zephyr, 4-door
sedan, radio, heater $4,000; 1885
Oldsmobile coupe, $500. Kelly's Auto
Sales, Bayard, w. Na.-Adv. 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

NAV be a discharge from the teats,
and the milk may be stringy. In
chroni cases, however - and there
are hundreds of thousands of these
"a laboratory test and physical ex-
animation may be required for sure
diagnosis.
QUESTION: What treatment is
best for mastitis?
ANSWER: Several types Of medi-
cation are helpful. But tests must
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

General Eisenhower called on ma
tons newspapers to keep their news
columns free and unbiased and to de-
fcnd the political and economic free
dom of each one of US"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

rect treatment may
be used to fight that
particular cause. The
important thing to
remember is to have
a veterinarian check
the animal at the
first sign of trouble.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

Y = To T IO4F W IINVN
are some common
symptoms of mas
tits?
ANSWER: If the
cc-e is acute, the
udder may be sore
and swollen: there
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

QUESTION: Just what is the cat
t disease, 'mastitis"?
ANSWER: Mastitis means any in
flammation of the udder Several
kinds OF germs can cause several
types of infection in teats and udders.
Injuries may also cause mastitis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27
Additional Local.
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE - Reconditioned Re-
frigerators, from $500 to $500.
Frigidaire, Kelvinator, General Elec-
trio, Gruno, Montgomery Ward, West
inghouse, and others. Dewitt and De-
Berry. 1t.
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The Great Milk Thief-Mastitis

be made first to find out what germs
are causing the trouble-so the cor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

MODEL FIN New
cold cIear-to the
floor I'll" so Id.
frozen food chest.
Hsndl-tray. crisper
Only 1900 mo.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Ssor's Travsl Editor

connections are to be inauguratee
about November /.
Today marks the opening of the
winter vacation season in Ari-
zona's Valley of the Sun. The
guest ranch season also formally
begins at Wickenburg. "the dude
ranch capital of the world"
Miami Beach, as usual, has beer
building more hotels for winter
crowds. Nine have been authorized
so far in 1885, When the --latest
is completed. the fabulous mecca
of winter sunworshipers will have
a total of $40, including some o1
the most luxurious in the Nation
X X 4 X
Nassau Packages" Draw-Nas.
sau enjoyed its best summer tour
ist business in history in 1850. ac-
cording to a recent survey. From
early May through August, the
visitor count was II, ,681. The same
period last year drew only 1850
The gain is attributed greatly to
promotion of the new summer
package vacations-a week ir
Nassau, with meals and hotel ac-
commodations. for $69.50. The
plan also includes two days with
lunch at Paradise Beach, a sight
seeing tour and a visit by glass
bottom boat to the underwater
sea gardens. Cheered by the re-
sponse, tourist interests in the
Bahama capital are continuing
the low priced package rate
through October.
Dates have been set for the
famous Natchez spring pilgrimage
of historic homes and beautiful
gardens. Nearly 80 ante-bellum
homes and gardens abloom with
azaleas and camellias will be open
to visitors from March 8 through
April l, 1851. About 10000 per-
sons attended the event in early
1850. witnessing also pageants Of
the old South and hearing the
programs of spirituals.
Customs of old Hawaii, some
almost forgotten. will come to life
again October % to 20 when
Aloha Week is held. Center of the
festival-Mahahiki. the thanks
giving celebration of ancient
Hawaii-will be the beach at
Honolulu. The islands 40 or more
hotels are listing reservations and
special tours from the mainland
are being arranged.
Homage to Columbus-One of the
most impressive ceremonies in the
West Indies will be held October
II. in Ciudad Trujillo, when the
casket containing the remains OF
Christopher Columbus will be
opened for public inspection
Tourists from many countries OF
the hemisphere will attend the
rites in the Dominican Republic
Cathedral of Santo Domingo. The
Evening star., 1950-10-01
The Travellers Notebook
ScribbGngs About Tourist Events, Places

Now that Aerovias Guest, the
Mexican airline. is flying travellers
between Miami, Fla. and Mexico
City, National Airlines is talking
about its two vacation lands for
the price of one" Nationals idea
is that Washington passengers
can. for the regular D. C.-Mexico
fare. include a long holiday in
Miami before flying to Mexico
City on a nonstop Guest plane.
Coming back to Washington, they
can repeat the Florida stop-over.
Aeroyias Guests schedule now per-
mits direct connections. if pre-
ferred, five days a week. Daily
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Archbishop of Santo Domingo,
Ricardo Pittini, will lead the rites
of homage. Four separate keys
will unlock the magnificent cas-
ket of wrought iron. lead and
rock crystal. Thousands will pass
by, to gaze at the remains of
the man who found the New
World.
Colonial Airlines has announced
Inauguration of the family-fare
plan on flights between New York
and Montreal and Ottawa, in
Canada. The plan follows the
now-familiar pattern: Flights be-
tween midnight Sunday and mid
night Wednesday permit mem
bers of a family to fly for half
fare if accompanied by one adult
member paying full fare. The
Oldest child can be 81. according
to the announcement.
X
Massachusetts Foliage - Practi
cally every State north of the
Mason Dixon Line and even those
to the south are pointing with
pride to the beauty visitors can
find in October foliage. From
Maine to Tennessee and from
Michigan to North Carolina, the
Washingtonian Is being invited to
motor abroad for scenic splendor
that occurs only at this time of
year. Massachusetts,, of course.
is in the running. So. If you hap
pen to be up that way or want to
go, here is a suggestion on reward
ing motor routes through the
Berkshires and the pioneer valley
region: North on route 8 through
Beckett, Hinsdale, Dalton, Che
shire, North Adams: westerly
over route 2 (Mohawk TraiD to
Greenfield; southerly on route S
to Northampton; then side trips
to Mount Holyoke in South Hadley
and Mount Tom in Holyoke;
to Easthampton to route 10 (Col-
lege highway to New Haven:
Circuit route-North on route 7
through Great harrington. Pitts
field. Williamstown. then over
route 2 and south as above: Side
trips-Route 8 berkshire TraiD
between Northampton and Pitts
field; route 8 from Northampton
to Williamsburg. then route 143
to Hinsdale.
Early Thanksgiving - Canada
will observe a national holiday on
October 8. It will be Thanksgiving
Day.
Today. equestrians come back
into their own at Atlantic City.
From now until next June /. rid
ing horses will be permitted on
the beach. Bathers, however,
have not vanished completely
from the picture. The beach
patrol remains on duty in reduced
numbers, as some bathers con-
tinue to enjoy the water to mid
! October or beyond.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Jugoslavska uTadovna " Praze
byla zapecetena.

Belehrad. = Jugoslavsky
rozhlas oznamil, re ceskoslo-
venska komunisticka policie u
zavrela a zapecetila uradovny
jugoslavske lidove fronty v &C.
skoslovensku. Poole teto zpra-
Wy, ceskoslovenska policie ne
davno zatkla zcela neopravne-
ne predsedu a tajemn1ka jugo-
slavske lidove fronty v Cesko-
slovensku, a provedla rozsahle
prohlfdky jejich bytd a 1fado-
ven. Predseda jugoslavske or
ganisace Mika Dimitrijevic .je
dosud v policejnf vazbe.
Jugoslavsky rozhlas oznacil
tuto akci ceskoslovenske komu-
nisticke policie proti jugoslav-
skym cinitelGm v Ceskosloven-
sku, "dalsim nepratelskym kro-
KEN v1ci Jugoslavii, ktery pre-
depsala kominforma."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Protest prot deportaci vychod-
Mich NemcHi do USSR.

Berlin. - Zapado-berlinska
mestska rada protestovala pro-
ii deportovanf Nemcn re SOVIET
ske zony do Ruska. V protestn1
resoluci Sc pravi, re jsou stale
deportovani muzi, zeny a mladi
Tide re sovetske zony Nemecka
do Sovetskeho svazu. Tyto Cd
suny porusujf deklaraci Spoje-
nych narodG o lidskych pra-
vech. Jeden socialne demokra-
ticky Glen mestske rady ozna-
mil v rozprave, re We tfech kon-
centracn1ch taborech v SOVIET
ske zone je nynf vezneno tricet
set tisfc osob. Sest set z Mich
odesilajf sovety kazdych sest
nedel do Sovetskeho svazu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
President Truman znovu zada
pomoc pro Defence.

Independence, Mo. - Presi-
dent Truman We sve vanocnl
reel venoval velkou pozornost
bezencGm. Byla rec jeho prija-
ia jake prfmluva nejvyssiho u
+Tednika nas1 republiky, ably kon
gres schvalen1m predlohy umo-
znil pripustiti do Spoj. Statu
dalsfch $4,000 osob, jez jsou
ma rdznych m1stech v Europe,
bez domova, bez majetku, bez
potrebnych prostredkd pro III
vot. Velmi pripadne je presi-
dent v reci sve oznacil jake Ii
di, "pro ktere nebylo misto V
hospode.'
Predloha, ma kterou Sc rec
presidentova vztahuje, byla
schvalena v poslednim zaseda-
nj We snemovne a je nyn1 k Wy
rfzenl v senate. Bude projed-
havana v novem zasedanf, jez
zapoene 3. ledna 1850.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Brit postTelen v Bratislave ne.
ziistenym utocnikem.

Praha. - Donald NJ. Bran
der, reditel Britskeho institute
v Bratislave byl postfelen v "a
pase S neznamym dtocnlkem v
zahrade sveho obydlf, jak uda-
10 britske velvyslanectvl.
Mluvcf tehoz sc vyslovil, re
nebylo zadne viditelne pffciny
pro 1tok. I~nstitut, ktery Bran
der Tfdil, je organ, pracujici o
kulturnich vztazich mezi Bri-
tamil a Ceskoslovenskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Ministr Even Erban je Spatne
informovan.

New York. - Ceskosloven-
sky ministr prace a socialnl pc
&c Even Erban prohlasil V tech
to dnech, re pry ami zenevsky
Sized ami londynsky sized svo-
bodnych odborovych organisa-
CT nepronesly AMI slova prot IA
sismu, kolonialnlmu dtisku a
podobne. Pan "ministr" Erban
zrejme nevenuje dost pozorno-
sti zahranicnfmu rozhlasu,
kdyz uz necte noviny a zpravy
re zahranic1. Jinak by byl asi
vedel, re ma pr1klad londynsky
Sized odborovych organisaci
svobodneho sveta prijal resolu-
ci, ktera zada delnictvo re
vsech zem1, ably Sc spojilo v u
sill, ktera ma osvobodit svet Cd
komunismu, fasismu a kazde
jine formy totality.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Jak Sc tovarny ma auta pripra.
Willy ma rok 1850.

Detroit, Mich. - President
|firmy Chrysler Corporation p.
K. T. Keller pTedvedl 500 novi-
nar6m novou serii voz1, ktere
|tato spolecnost Dude vyrabet v
roce 1850. Prvn1 vozy Sc do
|stanou do rukou obecenstva
koncem ledna.
Zat1m co zevnejsek vozG6
Chrysler, De Soto, Dodge a Ply
mouth je velice podobny mo-
deldm z roku 40, byl skatulovi-
TT tvar zmenen hlavne tim, Re
zadnf casti vozu byly znacne
prodlouzeny a byl jim takto
dan aerodynamticky tvar.
Keller prohlasil, re tyto zme-
ny staly spolecnost $23,000,-
900.
Plymouth nebude miti auto
matickou transmisi pres to, re
Chevrolet Dude NIT TRANSMITS
typu Dynaflow a Ford Dude nit
take automatickou TRANSMITS
behem pr1st1ho leta.
V Lansing, Michigan tovarna
Oldsmobile pysne ukazala svo-
il novou vyrobni halu, ktera
ma zhotovit 80 voz6 kazdou no.
dinu. Instalace stala $780,
900.
Rdzna poschod1 tovarny jsou
spojena pohyblivymi schodiste-
mi i pasy, ktere nesou soucast-
ky az k deln1kovi, tax re cas-
nen1 maren cekan1m ma SOU
castky. Reditel tovarny p. S.
E. Skinner prohlasil, re tovar-
ma v roce 1850 vyrobf 100000
voZu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Jak vznikla jmena svstadilId

Jak vznikla jmena svstadilId.
Pc dlouhem badani rozresili
ucenci jak vznikla jmena peti
svetad1lG cd echo jsou pojme-
novane.
TAX nejvetsf svetadfl Aisle
dostala imeno z fenickeho slo-
va "asu", coz znaci zemi, kde
vychazf slunce, neb proste W.
chod. Taktez jmeno Afrika je
pGvodu fenickeho. PGvodni slo-
vo fenicke je "havreka', coz
znamena neco hodne jasneho,
svetleho, to jest svitiva zeme.
TAX pojmenovali Fenicane a.
fricke skalnate brehy, ktere pri
zaTivem sluci hodne swiftly. Po-
die toho byl pax pojmenovan
cely sv6tadfl Afrika.
Amerika spravneji mela by
Sc jmenovati Columbia, Poole
objeviteel Kolumba. Tento sve-
tadfl dostal jmeno, jak je nam
liz dobfe znamo pc cestovateli
AMERICA (Emerich) Vespucciu,
.ktery prvnf prozkoumal tuto
zemi. Kolumbus Sc domnival,
re objevil nejaky ostrov blize
Indie, nemel tusenf, re objevil
novy velky svetadll.
Europa ma pry sve jmeno z
hebrejskeho "ereb", coz INA
mena zemi, kde zapada slunce.
Australia ma svGj nazev re
zkraceneho terra australis",
to jest JIM zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Rusove opevnuji sve balticke
pobrezi.

Hamburk, Nemecko. = Zdej-
81 nemecky tydenfk "Der Spie-
gel" prinasf podrobnou zpravu
O tom, jak Rusove opevnuj1 sve
balticke pobrez1, ktere Sc pry
ma staff hlavn1 ruskou vojen-
skou zakladnou. Tamn1 pr1-
stavy jsou tam Probationary
tax, aby do Mich molly vplouti
lodi S vetsi nosnost1 nez 10000
tun. Ponorkova zakladna je
budovana ma poloostrove Poel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Vanocni balicky a radostna
udalost.

Richland, Wash. - Ma zdej-
81 postu prisla zena k okenku
a dGrazne zadala, ably il rychle
zvazili balfcky, ktere pos1lala
poStou. Postovn1 1redn1k zenu
odkazal, ably cekala jake ostat-
nj a posavila Sc do fady.
Ma to zena odpovedela ener-
gicky: "Poslyste, muslin byt "a
par minut v nemocnici, kde o.
cekavam radostnou udalost."
Bal1cky ma to byly okamzite
zvazeny a ~nastavaj1c1 mamin-
ka odjela do nernocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Angle prerusi obchodni vyjed
navani s Madary.

Londyn. - Anglicka vlada
prerusila vyjednavan1 move OBJ
chodnf smlouvy S Madarskem
proto. re Madari nedovolili an
glickym diplomatickym zastup-
cum v Budapest pf1stup k Ed
gar Sandersonovi, anglickemu
obcanovi, zatcenemu v Budape-
sti pro spionaz. Naproti tomu
nevyslovila anglicka vlada do
sud zakaz cestovani do Madar-
ska jak to ucinila vlada Spoje-
nych Statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Bevin odjel k poradam ma
Ceylon.

Londyn. - Anglicky zahra-
nicni ministr Bevin odjel lodi
do Colombia, hlavnfho m6sta
Ceylonu, ably Sc zde 1castnil
imperialn1ch porad, pri nichz
ma byt hlavne urcena politika
anglickeho imperia ma Dalnem
vychode. Zde ucini take staty
anglickeho imperia rozhodnutf
O uznani cinskych komunistI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Americka zahranicni politika
Sc nezmeni.

Washington, D. c. Zahra-
nicne politely mluvc1 republi-
kanske strany, senator Vanden-
berg prohlasil ma tiskove kon-
ferenci, re spolecna zahranicni
politika obou hlavnfch stran
Dude v hlavnich rysech pokra-
covat j ma pristim zasedanf kon-
gresu. Jak znamo, jsou mezi
demokratickou a republican
skou stranou urcite rozdily v
otazkach domacf politiky, v "a
hranicne politickych vecech
vsak sledujf jiz pc nekolik let
spolecny smer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
ZahOnek HumOru.
Ach tax!

PAM: eco pax tt holka napa.
da vytlrat sklenice kapesnln
Satkem?"
Sluzka: "Vodpustej, ale tt
je m1j satek!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06

V jednom americkem meste
onemocnel obcan ma zanet SIZE
peho streva a byl dopraven do
nemocnice. Druhy den rano
bylo lie cisti v mlstnim casopi-
Sc tuto zpravu:
"Mistr John Smith byl dopra-
ven vcera do naSi nemocnice,
kde mu Dude Ultra operovano
slepe strevo. Zanechava zenu
a ctyTi nezaopatrene deti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
Jak " CSR svoboda a
Samostatnost

We skutecnosti vypadajf, to nej-
lepe ilustruje vystizny vtip, KITE
~ kratce pc puei koloval v Ces-
koslovensku O ministru Nejed-
lem, ktery Ia krasneho slunec-
neho dine Sc objevil ma prazske
ulici z roztazenym destnikem.
Tazal Sc no jeden tovarys:
Gale pane ministre, proc S
destnikem, piece. jen tax kras-
ne?
Povfda ma to Nejedly kara
We: Gale soudruhu, co isl dnes
neposlouchal radio z Moskvy?
Nevis, jak rano hlasili, re v Mo-
skye dnes prsi?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06

Lots of folks complain that the money
they draw every payday ICONS away
from them with supersonic speed. If
that's happening to you, here's how to
stop it automatically! Sign up for U. S.
Savings Bonds regularly, under our
firms Payroll Savings Plan, Or-if this
method is not available to yOu-your
banks Bond-A Month Plan, then, that
part of your earnings can't get away
from you. In fact, every So you invest
In the safest investment in the world
grows up to be 81 in ten years.
I - -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-06
P~rezimujici ptactvo.

To vite, PAM, kdybysme byly
honorace, tax 81 odletime ma Jill
a name pokoj! Ale re je jeden
chudej tax holt tn musime pres
Zimu mrZnOut.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-11-30
Suggested
Safe Toys
For The Tots

Now th2t Thanksgiving is past
and the streets are becoming pas
sable again, most of us will get
down to the serious business of
Christmas shopping. The Greater
Cleveland Safety Council has some
suggestions for those who have to
select toys for children. Many
childhood mishaps can be avoided
by choosing playthings which are
suited to the child's age and ten
dencies.
During the first two years, the
child's major impulse is to take
everything to his mouth. Toys
should be too large to swallow,
with no small parts that come
loose easily. Flammable objects
and those painted with lead paints
should be avoided.
Sturdy rattles, bright objects
that will hang up, rubber or wash
able squeak toys and stuffed dolls
and animals are excellent for the
wee folk. Those a bit larger -
toddlers, get harmless fun from
large, soft, colored balls, nests of
objects to pile and unpile, blocks
with rounded corners and push
and-pull toys with strings or
rounded handles.
The exploring age is 2 to 3 years.
Small parts, marbles, beads and
coins are still hazards. So are
flammable objects, some painted
ones and anything sharp or with
rough edges. These youngsters
have not outgrown playthings on