davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1950-12-30
NiteLifeIn New York

tract.
His Jewish songs literally capti-
waited Louis B. Mayer, Hollywood
cinema tycoon.
Hailing from Atlanta, his am
bition is to sing opera, perhaps the
title role in "Othello" Our
subject is crazy about golfing.
DICKIE "MR. BONES" WELLS
He's a corking good musician
and popular man-about town -.
Born in Centerville, Ky.,[ Sunday
school band known as the Booker
T. Washington Community Centre
Band His instrument at that
tender age was the baritone
horn"
The future belongs to those who
prepare for it rarely does the
glorified opportunits catch on in a
spot that is pigeon-holed for the
trained boy or girl. Thus, music
became the life work of tawny-
skinned Dickie Wells, built like
any college baseball or basketball
star one encounters on u busy
streets -. When but a kid Dick
lie came to New York with the
Lloyd Scott band which had it's
origin at the Savoy ballroom :. .
He has had a very good career in
his chosen field thru the help of
some of the top-flight musicians.
His brother, Charles Wells, and
two sisters dwell in Detroit.
, 1950-12-30
BY ALVIN MOSES

~
NEW YORK (ANP) Catching
up with some requests made upon
us by our readers some six weeks
ago, it is our intention to give
sort of a pen sketch of interesting
people. But before we do that, let's
read this note from Casey Shorts,
energetic secretary of the Willrose
Musical Club Inc, home of
hundreds of local 802 musicians.
"Dear AL Moses:
l want you to take me off the
spot by answering a question put
to me quite often by brother-mu-
sicians.' What is the cost of a
photograph-story which reaches at
least 40, of the papers your "Nite-
life" column appears in thruou
the country?
(A) We can arrange a neat job
for 40 Mr.. Shorts, consisting of
mats made from the original
photograph with a short profile of
the subject. While we cannot de-
signate papers specifically that will
use the picture or story, we will
try for the best usage possible.
When this youngster who today
earns $4,000 weekly first appear
ed in my town, we caught the
show at 125th streets Apollo
theatre 49,. Back in the wings
chatting with "Puerto Rico" and
a bevy of pretty chorines, the
name of Georgia boy" caught on
like wildfire. His billing was brief
and to the point just "Lee Simp-
kins, Tenor : that's all.
Voice eperts describe his tonal
qualities in language like this: :
Lyrical spinanato eight operatic)
with a range that seems to float
skyward before the number is
completed. A actually Georgia
Boy" sings from &c" to &C" 80.
He sings in six different languages
and is famous for his Jewish
songs-of-lamet featuring one made
made theatre-conscious by talent
ed Ethel Waters titled; eli, Eli'.
Irishmen lower-the boom when
this tan-colored Negro MARBLES
Cookies and Mussels" in an EN-
erald Isle brogue much like Max
inc Sullivan swings out in when
delighting audiences with Scottish
dialect ballads.
In 1941 Metro Goldwyn Mayer
studios shared Mr.. Simpkins from
a Chicago nitery where he earned
the huge sum of $50 weekly and
signed him to a sustaining con-
, 1950-12-30

not in others. Though he may work
in Granite City and contribute to
its industrial development, he may
not live there.
In Education, he is accepted
like any other qualified student at
st. Louis university. At Washing
ton u, he is admitted to some
divisions and barred from others.
Particularly at Washington was
this the case when a number of
physicians showed up for a post
graduate course at the school of
medicine. One of the doctors who
had been accepted by mail was a
Negro. To solve the situation, the
institutions board of directors
opened the school to any qualified
student, regardless of race. That
was more than three years ago.
The school now has Negroes on
it's faculty and is doing good work
toward eliminating discrimination
at the Barnes group of hospitals.
Yet not one Negro has been ac-
cepted as a beginner in medicine.
This same discrimination is OBJ
served at the grade and high
school level. Recently a proposal
that the St. Louis board of edu-
cation ask the state legislature to
end segregation in public schools,
as provided in the Missouri con-
s~titution, was adopted, reconsider
ed, and finally tabled by a citi-
zens' advisory committee.
In sports, the city is the only
one in tn major leagues where
Negro baseball players are barred
from the hotels where their teams
stop. A civil rights bill which
would have prohibited segregation
in hotels, theatres, restaurants
and other places of public accom-
mediation was defeated last spring
by the board of aldermen. In adj
dition, when drafting a new city
charter to submit to voters. the
board voted not to include a bill
of rights. The charter failed to be
accepted.
Yes, st. Louis is a "great town
for civil liberties" but it has a
long way to go before it can boast
of having freedom guarantees
that work in practice" Gunner
Myrdal, the sociologist said about
the Negro problem, at is not only
Americas greatest failure but al
SO it's incomparably great opport-
unity for the future"
, 1950-12-30
ENHANCES
WALLPAPER

When you shop for new wall
paper, it pays to buy the kind with
a washable surface instead of the
ordinary porous type. An added
advantage is that you can spot
clean or wash small sections with
out streaking or s%plotching if the
entire room doesn't need doing.
Just wash the soiled area with
strokes of dry suds followed
by a damp cloth or sponge.
, 1950-12-30
TABLE MATS must be kept appe.

TABLE MATS must be kept appe-
tizingly clean at all times.
Cork, plastic, or lacquer-finish-
ed mats can be wiped off with
warm soapy water, rinsed, and
wiped dry after each meal. Bam-
boo mats need a good stiff scrub
bling with a soapy brush; wipe with
a clean damp cloth or rinse in
and ~rinses, then blotted in a towel
clear water. Raffia and cellophane
mats can be swished through suds
and pulled into shape.
, 1950-12-30
St. Louis Great Town
For Civil RigInts---But

ST. LOUIS (ANP) John Gun
Their, author of 'Inside U. S. A.
has this to say about st. Louis:
'It has a quality rare in Am
erica: tolerance. 1t is a great town
for civil liberties"
Such an observation is true, as
far as whites are concerned, but
not wholly as yet for Negroes.
The city is proud Of it's reputa-
ton as a center of liberal thought,
a community in which the INTEL
ectual climate is conductive to
active support for the principles
of democracy.
But for Negroes the full mea-
sure of civil rights is not theirs
TO nave as yet.
Not that the city isn't working
toward it, but the progress is slow
and hating.
for example, the bill of rights
of the state provides that "all per-
sons have a natural right to life,
liberty and the pursuit of happin-
ess" the same proviso found
in the federal constitution.
1t also says "all persons have a
right to enjoyment of the gains of
their own industry, are created
equal, entitled to equal rights and
opportunities; that to give security
to these things is the principal Of
flee Of the government; and when
government does not confer this
security, it fails in its chief de-
sign"
In the employment picture, some
employers still hold out from these
precepts. Discrimination based on
race and religion is widespread and
more or less taken for granted by
the community. Although the Jews
and Catholics are victims, the
chief targets for discrimination
are Negroes.
A 1916 charter prohibits racial
discrimination in the city's service
but, as in private employment, the
Negro receives few of the better
paying jobs. Some unions bar Ne
groes from membership altogether,
set up auxiliary units with no
voice at all in the affairs of the
union, or let them handle only
unskilled work. However, there are
those unions which fight intoler-
ance.
The same situation exists in the
matter of housing, education and
recreation. st. Louis is a "border
city,, and as such is something of
a melting pot of various sections
of the south, west, east and north,
which makes for a hodge-podge of
social custom lacking consistency
or logic.
For instance, a Negro may sit
anywhere at s~portsman's park
baseball games, at the Municipal
opera or concert in Kiel auditori-
um. At American theatre plays, he
is relegated to the gallery. Al
most leading motion picture
houses, he is barred completely.
IN transportation, he may ride
any bus or streetcar, but not just
any service car. /.
Re- "a IT, ~ 4E&<tkxE 2E&L. E-##f4E 49, f "a "
In work and housing, he may
live in certain communities, bu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17

Ma Stoleckovou Zabavu KITE
ra byla poradana II. brezna
Patronatem Ceske Svob. Skoly
Aug. Hermana prispely nasle-
dujfci krajanky: = Marie Hra-
banek, 2 dorty; RGzena Stock,
parky; Marie Zaoralek, 2 cans
peaches; Anezka Rys, 5 b. GU
kru a 3 lfmce; Anna Cesky,
hackovanou hvezdici; Rosalie
Legro, 2 nakupnf tasky; AntO-
NE Marek, pot holder; Rose
CihlaT. salad set; Elizabeth 81
mGnek, EASTERN; Josephine Pc
routka, cakes; Marie Kraft,
perle.
Patronat dekuje "a Diary a
take vsem kterf V tom destivem
pocasi pTisli. Navst6va byla
mad oGekavanf velka. Jak jest
videti, kazdy rad do Cesk6 sko-
licky chodi, kde jest kazdy vi
tany! PrfStf Stoleckova Ia
bava Dude V sobotu, 1. dubna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Americana drzeni " Cine
jake rukojmi.

Washington, d. C. - ak by
10 zde polooficielne oznameno,
drz1 c1nst1 komuniste radu a.
merickych obchodnfk6 jake ru-
kojmi, ably takto zajistili dalS1
chod prdmysovych podnikd,
vlastnenych Americany. Jak
mohlo byt z~jisteno, Sc S Ameri-
cany, soustredenymi V Peipin-
gu slusne nakladalo, avsak ko-
munisticka vlada jim proste ne
dava vyjezdni visa.
Mezi takto zadrzenymi Anne
ricany jsou zastupci Shanghai
ske elektrarny, Shanghajske
telefonn1 spolecnosti( Standard
Vacuum Oil Co., Caltex Oil Co.
Chase National Bank a Ma
tional City Bank of New York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Ruske reel O miru
Jsou propagandou.

Washington, D. G.. = Uredn1
cinitele We Washingtonu varujf
americky lid, ably Sc medal kla-
mat m1rumilovnymi Tecmi z
Moskvy. Pravym 1celem po-
dobnych reel = uz casio opa-
kovanych = neni mic jineho nez
rozdvojit verejn6 mfnen1 a Wy
volat zmatek okamziku, kdy
statn1 tajemn1k Acheson VIOLA
pc jsednocenf 1silf, ably byla
vyhrana suddenly valka vede-
ma S Moskvou.
Podobne reci z Moskvy ne
jsou nicfm jinym nez pouhou
propaganda a brutaln1m 1si-
lin, ably byl klaman lid, ktery
81 vasnive pTeje slusne a trval6
vyfesen1 svetovych problemd.
Rusko We skutecnosti nab1zl mir
"a predpokladu, kdyz budou
splneny podmfnky, ktere 81 jed
nostranne samo klade.
Jak upT1mne to Rusko Sc svy-
mi nab1dkami mlru mysll, jest
zrejmo z toho, re Rusko ami ida
leka nenaznacuje, re by bylc
ochotno sc podrobit mezinarod.
nj inspekci atomove energie
.kterou zapadn1 demokracie pc.
Vault "a nejdGlezitejs1 v zaj-
mu miru. Znalci ruskych tax.
Tx z techto ruskych m1rovycf
projevd odvozuj1, re SovetskJ
svaz We studene valce jest roz.
hodnut pokracovat S nalezitor
utocnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Pohrby.

= 8. bTezna zemrel p. George
E. Hall, 229 N. Lakewood Ave.
76 rokd starry. Narodil Sc v Bal
timore a byl vladimir pensistou.
Pohfeb konal Sc II. brezna
re Schim1nkova Pohr. Domu
ma Loudon Park Cemetery.
- 9. brezna zemrela p1. Ma
ry E. Johnson, (rozena Vacek)
921 N. Patterson Park Ave-, We
start 50 let. Narodila Sc Bal
timore. Odchodu jej1ho zeli
manzel p. John T. Johnson a
dcera p1. Marie Roe. Pfinale-
zela ku spolk6m Oltarn1mu a
Slovansky.
Pohreb konal Sc IS. brezna
re SchimGnkova Pohr. Domu
do kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud
ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= 10. brezna zemrela vdo-
va p1. Annie M. Neuberger,
1904 Mary Ave-, We start Is let.
Narodila sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc IA. bTezna
z domu smutku do kostela sv.
Antonlna a odtud ma Hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven p. Harlem E. Schimdnkem.
Odchodu jej1ho zeli syn p.
Thomas H. Neuberger.
- IL. brezna zemTel krajan
vdovec p. Josef F. Prochaska,
618 N. Streeper ST. We staff SO
let. Narodil Sc v 6. S. r. a V
Americe dlel SO rokG. Zane
chal zde zarmoucene d1tky pl.
Barboru Kozak a syny Franka
a Charlese.
Pohreb konal sc Is. bfezna
re Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu
do st. Elizabeth's kostela a Cd
tud ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupl-
tele.
- IA. brezna zemrela p1. E.
lizabeth Wells, Bowley's Quar-
tiers We start "a let. Narodila sc
v Baltimore. Odchodu jejlho
zelf manzel p. Harry E. Wells
a dcery pf. Lorraine Lawrence
a p1. Dorothy Moore.
Pohreb kona sc v patek, II.
bTezna re Schimdnkova Pohf.
Domu ma Moreland Memorial
Cemetery.
IA. brezna zemfela pl.
Augusta Wick, 2441 E.. Eager
St., We start So let. Narodila sc
v Calvert County, Md. Zane
chala zde zarmouceneho man
zela p. John Wick a dltky pl
Eileen Tochterman a p. VIM
Wick.
PohTeb Dude sc konati v So
botu, 10. brezna re SchimGn
kova Pohr Domu ma HrbitoN
lNejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Sbor "Zlata Praha"
els. 81 ]. &. D. a p.

rozhodl Sc uspoTadati tuto So
botu, Is. bTezna V nasich kru-
zich oblibenou Stoleckovou Ia
bavu V Ceske Skole Aug. Her
mana ma rohu Glover a Ashland
ulic V 8 hodin vecer. Tato Sto-
leckova Zabava jest poTadana
We prosp6ch nemocnych sester
a poTadajicf vybor vas vsechny
srdecn6 I'VE a doufa, re navst6-
va Dude velika. Take "a Diary
budeme povdecny.
Nezapomente, re nase Stolec-
kova je jiz Ultra sobotu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
President Truman odejel
ma prazdniny.

Washington, D. C. = V ne
deli Sc vydal president Truman
ma lodi Williamsburg ma cestu
do Key West, Fla, ma tTi tydny
trvajfci prazdniny. LODI .ie o.
cekavana v Key West We ctvr-
tex. Pi. Trumanova a dcera
Margareta pTijedou do. Key
West pozdeji. Zpatecni cestu
asi "a tri tydny president hodla
vykonati We SVEN 1Tednim le-
table independence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Pfipravy k velkemu procesu
S dHstojniky.

Londyn. = Ceskoslovensku
Sc pfipravuje velky process pro-
tt temer 800 dGstojnik1m zahra
nicnl armady a starym d1stoj-
n1kum, kterym ma byt dokaza-
no, re Sc dosud nicemu nenau-
Gill a re jsou proti ledovedemo-
kratickemu rezimu. Ma Spiel
techto obzalovanych jsou pplk.
Skokan, spojovacf d1stojnik ge-
neraln1ho stabu, skpt. gen. Sta
bu Rohlena a MUDr. Hartman,
ktery slouzil V anglicke arma-
de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Holandsko podalo protest
u csl. vlady.

Haag, Holandsko. = Holland
sko podalo protest ceskosloven-
ske Wade prot procesu s no
landskym obchodn1kem johann
nesem Lowersem, ktery byl Cd
souzen pro udajnou spionaz a
sabotaz ma patnact rokd nuce-
nych prac1. Holandska vlada'
prohlasila. re sledovala S bo-
lestnym prekvapen1m a S roz-
horcenfm prGbeh procesu a W.
kon spravedlnosti v Ceskoslo-
vensku, re cely postup je pro
Holandsko nepochopitelny a
mohl by m1ti bolestne nasledky
pro vzajemne styky mezi ODE
ma narody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
George p. Mahoney oznamil
kandidaturu ma nominaci "a
guvernera Marylandu.

Minuly tJden promenentn1
demokrat, obchodnik a byvaly
Racing Commissioner" pan
George P. Mahoney prohlasil,
re sc Dude u marylandskych
volic1 uchazeti O demokratic-
kou nominaci ma Trad guver-
n6ra. Jmenovany pc vice me-
sfcG ztravil V marylandskych
okresich a ma shromazden1ch v
meste Baltimore, ably zjistil ma
ladu obcanG a zvlaste clenG de-
mokraticke strany S ohledem
ma gubernatorsk6 volby.
Pr vysetTovan1 politickeho
stavu We statu dostalo Sc mu
mnoho nab1dek k jeho podpo-
re jak cd uv6dom6lTch obca-
nj, ohchodnfch a delnickych
vuGdcd tax i cd mnoha osob pro-
minentnfch V demokraticke
stran6. Obdrzel pres 10000
karet cd lidf z celeho statu, KITE
RI mu pTisl1bili podporu.
Pan Mahoney je velmi sym
paticky obcan, ktery Dude m1ti
velikou oporu u nasich kraja-
nj volic6 ceskosolvenskeho pG-
vodu!
Nynejsi p. guverner VIM.
Preston Lane sc stall velice ne
popuIarnlm svojf 200 Sales Tax,
kterouzto DAM byl nejv1ce po-
stfzen maly lid a to sc pTi vol
bach nezapom1na!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17

Westinghouse vlady, nacez ma
sledovaly p1sne cd Smetany,
Dvoraka a Spilky, jakoz i p1sne
narodnf v prednesu p. Karla
Kase, doprovazeneho ma pianu
p. Frantiskem Kasem a slavnost
zakoncena hymnami. Pc ukon-
cent provedena byla sbirka ma
demokraticke uprchlfky z Ces-
koslovenska pro American
Fund for Czechoslovak Refu-
gees.
Byl to krasny, nezapomenu-
telny vecer. Byli jsme potese-
nj, kdyz jsme s tisku zvedeli,
re pres to, re Z. brezen byl V
Praze opet dnem vsednim jake
loni %. r1jen, ma americkem
velvyslanectvf V Praze tento
den byl opet svatkem a re a.
mericky velvyslanec nejen nav
st1vil v ten den Lany, ably Sc po-
klonil pamatce Presidenta O.
svoboditele, nybrz re i odhalil
Masarykovu bronzovou plake-
tn V budove americke knihov-
ny v Praze, kde We sve reci zdu-
raznil pfatelstvf lidu americke-
no vuci lidu ceskoslovenskemu.
Jak 1zasny to kontrast k tomu,
co Sc v ten den delo ma cesko-
slovenskem vefvyslanectv1 We
Washingtone, kde = verne die
smernic vladnouci strany = by
10 Z. brezna ticho, ostudne IL
cho, ignorujfc1 pamet nejvets1-
no syna naSeho naroda. | tato
udalost potvrzuje, jak Sc easy
zmenily a kdo to jest, jenz dnes
" Praze sedi = docasne = v
sedle. Ne vlada, jez by mela
pravo mluvit "a Masarykovi
verny lid cesky a slovensky, n.y.
brz vlada, slouzfc1 zajm1m CT
z1m a stav1c1 proto predstavite-
lie ciz1ho statu mad muze naro-
dem sym nejmilovanejs1ho.
g. NJ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Nechtsji vedsti
Ludwigsburg.

Ludwigsburg. - Noviny v
zahranicf pTinesly jiz zpravu o
Jirfm Traxlerovi, hudebn1m
skladateli, ktery utekl z Gesko-
slovenska. zije nynf v tabore
Valka. Prazsky komunisitcky
rozhlas vytrvale vys1la jeho
skladby, aniz by primal, re
dalsi umelec nemohl vydrzeti
zivot v policeman state a ode
Sci do exilu i Sc svymi hudeb-
mimi spolupracovn1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Sokolska Hlidka.
Ornament do Filadelfie!
Masarykova Oslava ma
Sokolske schizi.

Ones v patek, II. brezna o
8. iodine Dude v Sokolovne ma
22O2 N, Marshall St. otevrena
sch1ze spojena $ Oslavou 100.
Narozenin Presidenta T. C. Ma
saryka. Ukazovan Dude film
z jeho zivota, mimo recitac1,
zp6vI a slavnostnf reci.
Pc programu obcerstven1 a
volna zabava. Vstup volny !!
Vitani isou i neclenove Sokola.
Prijdte vsichni!
Uctive I'VE Zabavn1 Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Dodatek ku zprave 5Oti-lete
OsIavy Sboru Ceske ezny a Div
XIV els. 1O7 J. &. D. a P.

Agitacni hra, kterou sehral
O Oslave br. Jare smejkal S
Glenkami Sboru Clara Barton
byla pTedvedena V ceske reel.
Darky hostGm z Chicago a
br. Jar. Smejkalovi venovaly
spolecne Sbor Clara Barton e.
161 J. G. D. a P. a Sbor Ceske
Zeny a D1vky {. 107 jed. a P.
K peneznim darGm dodatec-
ne oznamujeme dar cd cteneho
Velko-Vyboru pro Stat Mary
land $500.
Jest6 jednouFdik vsem a "a
vSe! Josefa Blahut, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Ornament nasi Sokolske
Rodins.

Vsichni bratri a sestry nase-
no Okrsku a pTfznicvi Sokola
isou zvani ma nasi Velkolepou
Josefskou Zabavu kterou poTa-
dame jiz Ultra, Is. brezna cd
9 vecer do 2 pc p1l noci v So
kolske mfstnosti Hotelu Bel
camp. Bude tam br. Jan Svitak
sc svoji celou kapelou!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
VelkY Karetni Vecirek

Dude opet poradan Spolecnym
Zabavnlm Vyborem Sok. Jed.
"Blesk" a BALTIC. Jed. Sokolic
v sobotu, 25. brezna v Ceske
Skole Aug. Hermana. Zacatek
v 8 hodin vecer.
Clenstvo obou jednot, jakoz
i pratel6 Sokolstva jsou tlmto
srdecne zvani by prisli ma ten
to Karetn1 Vec1rek. Pinakliste,
TarokaTi a Maryaskove 81 mo-
hou pekne zahrati Sc svymi
znamymi V horejs1 mensi mist
nosti.
Pro nase krajanky je Ease
velka dolejsf m1stnost, kde Sc
hraje jejich obl1bena hra. Dosti
m1sta pro kazdeho.
Vesker6 Diary jak penezni
tax i vecne budou s diky prija-
ty a kvitovany v "Telegrafu".
PTijdte a privedte sve INA
me-! Datum = sobota, 25.
bTezna. Kde? Jake vzdy v
Ceske Skole, rob Glover a Ash
land ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
A~utodopravci vyrizeni.

Praha. = Jiz pred casem csl.
komunisticky stat vyvlastnil a
prevail osobn1 dopravu auto
busy re soukromych rukou. V
lednu t. r. prevail i nakladn1
autodopravu a pridelil il csl.
automobilove doprave, vedene
fadou komunistickych neodbor
Mkt. Tim bylo dokonceno oze-
bracen1 a zniceni vsech soukro-
mych Hautodopravc1 v Ceskoslo-
vensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Francouzsky president planuje
navstSvu do Spoi. StatH.

Calais, Francie. = President
Vincent Auriol, navstivf Spoje-
ne Staty, datum navstevy vsak
Dude teprve urceno, jak ozna-
mil ministr zahranic1 Robert
Schuman.
Schuman mluvil ma palube
parn1ku Appromauches, ma KITE
rem pTiplul Auriol Sc svou man
zelkou z ~navstevy V Londyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Strileli ma ostro do
csl. dIstojniki.

Londyn. = Pr nedavnem
cvicenl We strelbe ma ostro We
vycvikovem stfedisku vojen-
skych p~arasutistd u Ceske Lipy
pouzili vojfni svych zbranf a
nekolik komunistickych d1stoj-
n1kG-parasutistu sestrelili.
Cele skupiny vojfn1 byly Cd
souzeny k dlouholetym zala-
rum. Jednomu re skupiny vo-
i1nG Sc podaTilo uprchnout z
terezinskeho vezeni pres hra-
nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Oprava irnena.

We zprave z Masarykovy O.
slavy V Baltimore melo byti
spravne uvedeno; re basen "Pro
moi vlast" pGsobiv6 recitoval
br. Frank Bouda, starosta Sok.
Jednoty "Blesk".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Pevecky Odbor Sokola.

Vzhledem k tomu, re pricha-
ii jaro, zkousky ma zpev sbo-
rovy Sc konati nebudou, az "a
Sc ma podzim. Sbormistr br.
Volta Martinez dekuje .vsem
clenum Pew. Odboru "a :jejich
opravdovou snahu a pill jiz We
dly k 1spechu celku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Cinane rozmnozili pocet
obyvatelH " Hong Koncu.

Hong Kong, Gina. - Move u
redn1 odhady stanovily pocet O.
byvatelstva Hong Kongu pres
1000, 900 osob, z cehoz asi 200
900 jsou C1nane, kteTf sem pfi-
sli nedavno z pevniny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
1850
Podporte letosni
kampan
CERVENEHO KRfzE
Ceskoslovensky zahranicni mi
INSTR Vlado Clements
"odstoupil."


z Prahy do New Yorku do
sla zprava, re nynejsf ministr
zahranici csl. komunisticke VIA
dy Waldo Clements "se pode-
koval'' a re jeho resort povede
Vilem Siroky, m1stopfedseda
vlady. Clements byl oznaco-
van jake "dchytkaf-titovec a
zapadak" a proto musel byti
odstranen. Zat1m Sc nev1, jak
velka je Clementisova wilma,
skonci-li Sc celia vec jeho Cd
stranenfm z vlady, 81 padne "a
obet komunistickym soudum,
obdobne jak tomu bylo V Ma
darsku, Bulharsku a V Polsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17
Milostna correspondence
Mussoliniho uverejnsna.

Rim. = Claretta Pettaci, mi
lenka Bonita Mussoliniho, ma
psala o SVEN milenci, re byl mi
lovnikem s bestialnimi sklony.
Pohled ma tuto stranku Musso-
limbo byl wren pc uveTejnen1
milostne correspondence Claret-
ty Pettaci, jez byla nalezena
zakopana u jeff Willy v Gardo-
ne ma JezeTe Garda, kde spolu
milenci stravili posledni m6sfce
svehO zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-17

Doufejme. re zasluzna a ra-
dostna snaha ASO O oziven1 csl.
zpevu setka sc S plnym pocho-
penim cele ceskoamericke We
rejnosti.