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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Morgan Co.
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rich Co., Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Corp, Johns-Manville Corp, La
mont Corliss Co., Mead Corp,
Monsanto Chemical, Mus koge
Chemical, Natl Dairy Products,
Philco Corp, Pullman Inc., st.
Joseph Lead Co., Sharpe & Dohme
Inc, Standard Brands, Standard
Screw Co., Stonega Coke & Chem
ical Co., Tampa Electric Co., Terry
Steam Turbine Co., Texas Gulf
Sulphur Co., Va. Coal & Iron Co.,
Zinsser & Co.
Here are some of the banks
and insurance companies on whose
boards ]. P. Morgan Co. officers
and directors sit:
Consolidated gross assets
Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co. s 724 ,289,848
Girard Trust Co. .. 304, ,060,919
Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Co. .........-........ 231, ,229, ,127
Insurance Co. of
North America ..-... 237, ,7O7,OS9
New York Life Insur-
ance Co: -..........-,..... 4,448, 1863, ,759
Philadelphia Natl
Bank .......-.-.-.-.-..,.-. 724,269,495
Provident Mutual Life
Insurance Co. .....-.. 594, 4,873,013
Of course, that doesn't count the
$618,64S,S47 in assets of the J. p.
Morgan Co. itself, controlled by
these 80 men.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04

Demand the Union Label.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
COURTESY TO SAVE LIVES

Z A traffic expert in large city, ex-
pressed the opinion that most fatal traffic
miShaps would not have occurred ''if the
DRYERS involved had not been needless
of athe rights of Others" Consequently,
Mishael ]. Ahearn, traffic chief of Chi
caeo, points out that every fatality in
wolves not only violation of traffic laws
bug IAN act of discourtesy as well.'
Z The observation of this expert empha-
sizas the necessity for constant vigilance
in Che enforcement of all traffic regula-
tioks. The habit of beating the lights or
talEng.a chance at corner may not pro-
duce- an. accident every time, but it pro-
duces' a. carelessness of mind which, in
the end, will undoubtedly provide traf-
fic accident.
1t has long been our observation that
individuals, once they get behind an au-
tomobile steering wheel, forget their man
ners. Everybody who drives motor We
hicle has witnessed numerous exhibitions
of bad manners by motorists trying to get
ahead of somebody else. At other times,
it is apparent that drivers do not prefer
to await their turn, but take chances in
trying to get somewhere quicker than pre-
vailing traffic permits
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
INTELLIGENT BUT IDLE

There are. many prominent educators
who think that our schools should be
training more boys and girls for the bet
ter-paid, semi-skilled and highly-skilled
occupations
This seems like a sensible suggestion
to us. In the case of too many young
people today, education instils desires
without doing anything to assist the stu
dent to obtain detectives set up as a re-
suit of school training.
The popularity of education is not
due, as some educators seem to think,
to an abstract worship of intelligence
The public has supported education in
the past because for many years, an edu-
Gated individual was reasonably certain
to secure a greater economic return than
an uneducated person.
Today, in Monroe County and else
where, thousands of well educated young
people face the prospect of unemployment.
They have gone through various factories
of education only to discover that the fin
ished product of the mills is not in great
demand. The result is that some of them,
undoubtedly, are questioning the benefits
which flow from education.
The purpose of education, in general,
should be to fit the individual student
for life in society. This should include
many lessons which are not usually dis
covered in textbooks. In time, it must
consider the possible adaptation of the
pupil to necessary requirements connect
ed with the making of living.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
HELPING THE AsIATIcs

Inc pTeSlQeHk OF tlG 1HQld League OF
America, Sirdah ]. Singh, expresses the
hope that the United States twill play
its due and proper role in helping the
Asian democracies to provide better stan
dards of living for their people,
His remarks were made as Ambassa-
doris of several countries welcomed DR..
Ali Sastroamidjojo, the first Ambassa-
dor to this country from the Republic of
the United States of Indonesia. He ex-
planned that the leaders of his country
axe aware that their economic system
must not remain as it has been but that
it must "benefit the mass of the people"
The problem that is being faced in
Southeast Asia was noted by Ambassa-
dor G.. C. S. Corea, of Ceylon, who point
ed out that "abject poverty and an un-
reasonable low standard of living" con-
stitute danger, eff there is any danger in
that area of the world"
The Ambassador from India, Nine
Vijaya Lashmi Pandit, named Commun-
ism as the immediate threat to Southeast
Asia but urged that it be combatted with
better food, better education for the
masses of the peoples in freedom-loying
Asian countries" Then, in her opinion,
the people would shave something to
fight for and build on"
Let us assume that the ambassadors of
the peoples of Southeast Asia are calling
attention to the vital needs of their regions
and then revert back to the suggestion
that the United States play Its due and
proper role" in helping these people.
Just what is the role that the United
States should play? Certainly, this ma
ton, despite its wealth, cannot under
write the standard of living and the edu-
cational facilities that will be necessary
for the millions of poverty stricken Asiat-
les.
Above all that anyone in the world can
expect from this country is that we play
our part in creating world that will
grant equal opportunities to all peoples
for their own advancement. This means,
Of course, that we must be somewhat I'M
selfish I'M se0nnection with the tremendous
markell that iexists in this country and, per-
haps, esleeurage other people to sell their
products where they can make the most
money Which. it seems, means in this
country &
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
CHARLES DUERKES

l see by the papers that the
Governor feels the same as | dc
about Mr. Robert Montgomery
radio rankings about our town
l have met and chatted with
several people in the past few
days, visitors checking into the
various South Beach motels, and
evidently they do not know what
a tough burg this is. They did not
inquire about roulette, dice OF
even chenin-de-fer. All they
were interested in was some good
fishing anc getting some good old
sun.
4 X 4
ALMA eagle BISHOP and
MAUDE SPENCE, of the FLA
MINGO, up in Marathon, return
ed from a Havana jaunt Wednes-
day afternoon, looking like mil
lion.
Mrs. j. Alden Morse and daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Joy lsister of
Commander Joy) entertained at
bright and chatty luncheon at
the South Beach Patio Restaur-
ant Wednesday. Ladies who en-
joyed the occasion were Mrs. Wal
lace Kirke Mrs. H. E. Pace, Mrs.
Brown, .1rs. c. c. Adell, Mrs.
Douglass, Mrs. o. Smith, Mrs.
Harry King, Mrs Ernest Joy,
Mrs. w. A. Stephens, Mrs. c. w.
Morrison, Mrs. T. NJ. Dick, Miss
Minnie Porter Harris, Miss Their
csc Duggan, Mrs. J. P. Baillod,
Mrs. Virginia Knowles, Mrs. Jer-
~ Ensign. Miss Dorothy True,
Mrs. L. C. Brinton, Mrs. Glass,
Mrs. G. D. Hatfield.
X 4 X
KEEL SEWARD and were cut
ting up old touches the other
afternoon and reminiscing about
the old days at the Coral Gables
Country Club. Most members of
the club set" are still as i'm
pulsive as they were in the old
days.
The other evening, for exam
pie, several OF them were sitting
about chatting and someone
mentioned Kel's name. One lady
said to her husband, I'VE haven't
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
"wET Backs A PROBLEM


The "wet backs" are causing the gov
ernnents of the United States and Mex
leo some concern, as they swim the Rio
Grande in an effort to find employment
in the United States, where opportuni-
ties for work are much better than in Mex
leo.
The illegal entrants are welcomed by
fruit, vegetable and cotton growers, who
need labor to work and harvest their
crops, but objection is being heard to the
use eof these migrants, whose presence
tends to cut down the employment OPP
portunities of native Americans.
While the wet back" is problem of
the Southwest, the same issue has been
raised in the Eastern States where agri-
CULTURAL labor has been imported from
Jamaica and other places under contracts
of employment. The politicians in New
York. City, interested in the vote of Puerto
Ricans, are anxious to stop the contract
labor practice SO that jobs in the areas
surrounding New York City will become
available to the unemployed Puerto Ricans
nowsan relief.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

seen KEEL for some time. Shall we
drop in and say hello2"
Just like that. A mere drive
from the Gables to Key West
late in the evening to say hello"
is not considered an unusual feat
at all to Gable-ite!
Kel, incidentally, win inaugu-
rate Gard Night" at the Sun
and Sand. Canasta, bridge, or
what-havc-you. will be in order
and everyone who enjoys an
evening at cards is welcome.
arm working on d marked
deck right now, as | have been
challenged to a game of Hearts"
by Theodore Lessen.
4 4 4
A native son Of Key West has
returned 10 his home health and
Everglades City has lost the
marringist J. P. in many coun-
ty.
J. w. RUSSELL was known as
Margin Sam" and has 562
notches on his gun to prove it.
He has laid his robes of. office
and marriage book aside and af-
filiated himself with the shrimp
industry here.
Maybe dealing in shrimp is less
nerve racking than handling
Danl Boone nuptialS
X 4 4
Beside my typewriter at this
moment is the most startling
piece of ladies' apparel you have
ever glirnpsed. 1t is Mrs. Cliff
Cards sport shirt. At first glance
it looks like a newspaper folded
and creased to make a temporary
jacket. II is actually of good
white cloth, printed up like a
newspaper, with headlines, pics
and feature stories.
The banner reads THE
STRATA STAR" and it is dated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
Your Horoscope

FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1950-The
masterful nature of yesterday
continues, with great powers of
combination. There is force and
some diplomacy which will en-
able you to combat the opposition
which may arise from the dispu-
tative nature, and which may
raise up enemies against you.
Compare carefully with the notes
for yesterday and tomorrow, par
ticularly with reference to the
hour of birth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

For Judge Juvenile Ccuri
B. w. BEM KETCHIM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

For Judge Juvenile Court
JULIA STUART WILLIAMS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21
DUTCH SOLDIERS
GOING TO AUSTRAL.Ia..

SYDNEY.-(P.-Thorsands or
Dutch soldiers in Indonesia are
clamoring to go to Australia IN.
stead of being returned to Hol.
land. Some of them will get here
The Australian and Netherlands
governments have completed ne.
gotiations for young Dutch sol.
diers to migrate to Australia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

Don't let smoeone else pick the Off
Gals who will set your taxes, make your
laws, regulate your businesses, your farms,
your lives, and conduct your country's for
eign relations. Do the job yourself Vote
on May 2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

April l, 1899. The news iSsall of
the future and it is. according to
front page. distributed on Mars
and various other planets. 1t has
news of the Marian AmbaSsa-
doris visit, an antique show Of
1949 jalopies and an article in
which the ladies demand that the
cosmetics taxes be lifted
| must return the Texas lady's
shirt now, and see about syndi-
eating this Corner" with her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

What with all the benefits the farm
ers are supposed to get from the govern
ment one is surprised that more Amer
leans are not going into agriculture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

The.opening of the baseball season, re-
minds US that the nation would have less
crime if it had more baseball for the
youngsters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-21

The predominant age among
persons arrested in the u. S. in
I949 was 81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Francouzsky denik o
americkem delniku.

Parfz. - Francouzsky socia-
listicky den1k lie Populaire'
napsal clanek O idealnfch pod
mfnkach americkeho delnictva
Byl nadepsan: "Jak zijf anne
rict1 delnfci" a v mem uvedeno.
re americka podnikavost zaru-
cuje delnikdm nejlepsf stravu.
satstvo a mnohy prepych. V
zivote americkeho delnfka jsou
vsak til chyby: ~ nenf dosta-
tex bytG; g. Jeho strava je prf-
lis bohata a 81 Delnfk 81 nekdy
nadela dluhy tim, re kupuje
automobily, elektricke lednic-
ky, elektricke prac1 stroje a po-
dobne veci.
Ma konec francouzsky den1k
poznamenava, re americka no
spodarska ~soustava zarucuje
znacny stupen blahobytu. Pc
80 rokG rozmach blahobytu je
zalozen ma vysokych mzdach a
velke spotrebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Exulantska romance ma Magyar
skych vodopadech.

Detroit. - tezky zivot exu-
lantG ma sve romance. Denis
Chrastansky Sc dostal ma sve
exulantske pouti do Kanady a
ieho devce, Kitty Kleinerova
zije We Spojenych Statech. Ami
ieden ami druhy nemeli papfry,
kter6 by jim umoznovaly ces-
tovat z Kanady do Spoj. Statd
a naopak. Nezbylo Jim tedy,
nez ably sve schGzky konali ma
hranicfch Spoj. StatG a Kama
dy a zpGsob, jak tyto sch1zky
aranzovali, byl skutecne trochu
neobvykly. Nastoupili oba ma
vvhlfdkovou LODI, ktere jedi u
Niagarskych vodopadu mezi
Amerikou a Kanadou a jezdili
cd bTehu Ike bTehu. Stale to
Size penfze, ale Denis Chras-
tansky a Kitty Kleinerova ne
NELL ma vybranou. Nebot ma
vyhlidkovou LODI netreba nit
povoleni k pTestupu hranic.
Tyto jejich obtizne a naklad-
ne schnzky trvaly nejakou do
bu, az 81 konecne veci povs1ml
reporter newyorskeho dennlku
"Daily Mirror a popsal il v
rade clank1. Clanky vzbudily
~znacnou pozornost a dojaly
srdce jednoho elena americke-
no parlamentu a nekterych u
Tednik1 ministerstva zahranic1
a Pristehovaleckeho 1Tadu. A
tax ma konec Cechoslovak
Chrastansky dostal p~ovoleni,
prozatim ien k docasne navste-
We Spoj. Statd. A pax mohl
ztravit Sc svou Kitty cele Va
noce v New Yorku a nikoli ien
nekolik hodin pod Niagarskymi
vodopady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Bohumil Lausman utekl do
US zony.

Regensburg, u. S. Zone, Ne
mecko. - Byvaly csl. ministr
prGmyslu Bohumil Lausman,
uprchl ma Novy rok do zapad-
nlho Nemecka, jak oznamila
pohranicnf policie.
Socialn1 demokrat Bohumil
Lausman sc pfiklonil k levico-
vemu kr1dlu socialnf demokra-
Gle a v dobe dnoroveho puce
byl clenem vlady jake ministr
prGmyslu.
Byvaly ministr Bohumil Laus-
man hral velmi smutnou 1lohu
We strane socialne demokratic-
Ike, kde Sc nechal oslepit zrad-
Gem socialn1 demokracie a po-
slusn1m sluhou Moskvy Eden
KEN Fierlingerem. Jak vidno,
mic Lausmanovi nepomohlo je-
no pTisluhovan1 komunistGm,
mel pfece ma sobe nesmazatel-
nou skvrnu londynskeho poby-
tn "a valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Prof. Mack ie exuIantem.

New York. - Do New Yor-
ku dosla z Baden Badenu We
francouzske zone zprava, re
tam v polovine prosince pribyl
jake politicky uprchlik univer-
sitn1 professor DIR. Josef Mack
s choti.
Josef Mack, 62lety, je jed
nou z nejrazovitejsfch hlav &C.
skoslovenskeho vedeckeho III
vota lie narodohospodaT) a ia
Ike zivota politickeho. Pred
valkou byl vyznacnym predsta-
vitelem stare socialne demokra-
tickle gardy v ceskoslovenskem
parlamente. Jestlize sc polite
ky neangazoval pc roce 1915,
bylo to pravdepodobne proto,
re nesouhlasil S linii Fierlinge-
rovou a Lausmanovou. Avsak
do verejneho zivota zasahoval
professor Mack stale a to zpG-
sobem velmi 1cinnym: Jednak
jake vysokoskolsky professor a
vGdce studujfcf mladeze, u KITE
re byl obl1ben pro svou zasa-
davost a duchaplnost, jednak
iako redaktor revue "Nase Do
ba". Tuto revui, 'jak znamo,
zalozil davno pred prvnf sveto-
YOU valkou professor T. G. Ma
saryk a v roce 1918 81 re svych
mladsfch universitnfch zak1
vybral prav6 profesora Josefa
Macka jake sveho ~nastupce do
redakce "Nasl Dolby. To sa-
mo ovsem jasne naznacuje, re
Masaryk mel k Mackovi dive
ru a povazoval jej "a demo
krata sveho, masarykovskeho,
razenf. Professor Mack ma O.
ba syny "a hranicemi; starsf z
Mich byl 1Tedn1kem csl. repa-
racnf komise v Baden-Badenu,
mladsf je jiz Tadu Let zamest-
nan v Kanade.
Prof. Mack je dobTe IMAM
v anglickem i americkem We
deckem svete, Sc kterym pc de-
sitiletf udrzoval vedecke i poll
tickle styky. Jeho prichod do
exilu Dude nesporne velkym
pT1nosem pro ceskoslovenskou
vec "a hranicemi. - N. Y. L.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13

zemf ostatn1ch. Proto Vase vec
a Vas zapas prot move tyranii
jest znovu j bojem nasim, v
nemz spolu S Vami vytrvame,
dokud svoboda nezvitezf. Spo-
leone S Vast politickou emigra-
eli, ktere nase americka vlada
blahovolne umoznuje zde poll
tickou a socialnl cinnost bude-
me dale usilovat, ably sc Yam
dostalo pr1lezitosti rozhodnout
O SVEN osudu SVOBODNYMI
VOLBAMI IA KONTROLY
|SPOJENYCH NARODU, KITE
ryzto pozadavek jsme bro pc
pfevratu u Vas pTednesli pre-
sidentu nasi americke vlasti a
ktery pri kazde pfflezitosti O.
pakujeme a veskerou svou silou
dale podporovat budeme.
Nezoufejte a nadale vytrva-
lie setrvavejte v zasadnim SVEN
odporu proti komunisticke to-
talite, jej1z rozpfnavosti jsou
liz kladeny pevne meze a hra-
re. Totalitn1 moe, ktera Vas
ujarmuje, utrpela v poslednfm
roce Tadu rozhodnych porazek.
Byla zlomena jeji blokada ber-
linska a tim i pokus O ovladnu-
tt Nemecka k dalsfm vybojnm.
We Spojenych narodech byla
dekonale demaskovana dvoja-
kost a neuprfmnost jeff zalud-
ne propagandy, ktera mfrovy-
mi hesly pokousela sc ~zastirat
imperialisticky vyboj. Zapadni
Europa a Amerika sikovala Sc
ma obranu v Atlantickem paktu.
A komunisticke hnutf mezina-
rodn1 bylo v samem SVEN srdci
zasazeno rozkolem S Jugosla-
vii, ktery postihuje mezinarod-
nj komunism hloubeji nez kdy-
81 trockismus, pocfna rozkladat
jednotne drive hnut1 komunis-
tickle v zapadnfch zemfch a tax
neutralisuje patou kolonu, do
niz skladala Kominforma nej-
vetsf svoje nadeje. Nesplnila
Sc ami nadeje Moskvy, re Anne
rika propadne velke krisi hos
podarske a majfc pine ruce pra-
&c donna ponecha zeme "a ze-
leznou oponou ma pospas SOVIET
ske tyranii, naopak, Spojene
Staty, poucene zkusenostmi e
ry Rooseveltovy jsou dnes sill
nejsf, socialne a hospodarsky
zdravejsf nez kdykoli drive a
zGstavajf pevnou bastou demo
kracie svetove.
Neslavne dohral svou hru
Napoleon, neslavne dohrali sv6
role pysnf potential We Vfdni.
Berline a Petrohradu, neslavne
skoncil svou karieru Hitler a
Mussolini, nezv1tezf mad silami
svobody ami diktatori howl,
necht sebe vyss1 pomnfky 81
dnes stavf a necht sebe vyss1m
horam sva jmena davaji, zapo-
mfnajice pravdivosti stareho
prislov1, re KIDD Sc POVYSU-
JE, BYVA PONfzEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Recko pro obnoveni stykI Sc
sousedy.

Lake Success. - Recko wy
rozumelo Spojene narody, re
Sc znovu pokus1 vyffdit svGj
rozpor S Jugoslavii a navazat
normaln1 styky S Albanii a S
Bulharskem. Recko je ochot-
no obnovit stavajicf dohody sc
svymi severn1mi sousedy, a u
zavf1t dohody move, zejmena
pokud jde o pohranicni styk a
mfrumilovne vyrfzenf pohra-
nicnfch incidentG. Recka Via
ola chce tim znovu zd1raznit,
re pln1 verne sV6 zavazky v1ci
Spojenym narodGm a re sc T1di
Poole jejich zasad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Vykaz o americke pomoci
do ciziny.

Washington, d. G. - Anne
ricky department obchodu u
v~erejnil vykaz O americke hos
podaTsk6 pomoci cizine, z KITE
reno je patrno, re tato pomoc
dosahla cd konce valky hodno-
ty t6meF 80 bilionu dolar1. Ma
pTfmou hospodafskou pomoc
Spojenych StatG pTipada asi Is
bilionG dolarG. Krone toho A
merika pTispela nekolika bilio-
ny ma mezinarodn1 hospodarske
organisace, jake je Svetova
banka a Mezinarodni menovy
fond.
We tTetfm ctvrtletf uplynule-
no roku cinila hodnota pomoci
ciz1m zemim pill druheho bill
onu, a podobn6 eastky bylo do
sazeno i V posledn1m ctvrtlet1.
Jak Sc ocekava, budou vydaje
ma pomoc cizine i v tonic roce
1850 pokracovat bez vetsfch
zm6n.
T6mer trictvrtiny vydajn ma
hospodaTskou pomoc Sly do E.
vropy V ramci Marshallova pla-
nu, ale pr1dely pro asijske zeme
stouply a chilly V pTedposled-
MIN c"tvrtletf jiz ctvrt bilionu
dolarG. Letos Dude pravd6po-
dobne ponekud sn1zen pod1l E.
vropskTch zemf, protoze hos
podaTska situace zapadnf E.
vropby Sc stale leps1 a nevyza-
duje 81 jiz stejnych zaklad1 ia
ko pred nekolika lety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Hvezda 27krat teplejsi nez JIG
teplota slunce.


Tucsonz Ariz. = DR.. Thorn
ton Page, fiditel Yerkesovy OBJ
servatofe V Chicago podal ma
sjeZdu americke hvezdaTske
spolecnosti zpravu, re v MILNE
zvane mlecna draha je hv6zda,
jej1z teplota pTevysuje 27krat
teplotu slunce. Jejf Ear je Cd
hadovan ma 670, 900 stupn1 F.
Je velke stest1, re je tato hvez-
da mnohem vice vzdalena nez
slunce, nebot jinak by bylo
vsecko ma nasf zemekouli spa
leno, a zivot by ma nj neexisto-
val.
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lena Elliott Roosevelta zada G
rozvod " Mexiku.

Mexico City. - Herecka Fay
Emersonova, manzelka Elliotta
Roosevelta pribyla letadlem do
mexickeho hlavnlho mesta a.
by zde urychlene dosahla roz-
vodu cd sveho manzela. Ma le-
tisti byla privitana svym pray
MIN zastupcem Francisco Lo-
peg Figuerou, ktery il ujistil,
re rozvodu Dude dosazeno ry-
chile a legalne. Fay Sc ubyto-
vala ma neurcitou dobu u Una
mych poblize hlavn1ho mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
1873 csl. advokatEE bylo zbaveno
prakse a mnoZi z mich
musi nadenicit.

Praha. - Vlada zbavila We
vanocn1m tydnu zamestnanf
158 nekomunistickych advoka-
til, zrusila jejich kancelare a
nektere z Mich poslala ma ma
denickou praci. Takove vance
nj nadelen1 pro postizene adj
vokaty bylo vladou vydano pra-
We ma Stedry Den. %. prosin-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Europa mrzne.

Berlin. - Prava zima pTikva-
ella 5. ledna ma Svedsko, Dan
sko, Nemecko a Rusko. Mos
kevsky rozhlas oznamil. re ja-
no nastalo casne Turkmenii
" soy6tske strednl ASH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Jugoslavii byl povolen nakup
leteckYch motorHH.

Washington, D. c. = Anne
ricka vlada dovolila Jugoslavii
nakup americkych motorG a
vybaven1 pro dopravnf letadla.
Povolen1 nakupovat motory a
vybavu pro nevojenska letadla
bylo dano ma podepsanf anne
ricko-jugoslavske dohody O le-
tecke civilnl doprave.
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ce byli advokati zbaveni prak-
Sc, predvolani ma pracovn1 u
rad a dosud nezjisteny pocet z
Mich bylo poslano ma nadenic-
kOu praci. Nekolik advokatG,
starsich nez 60 rok1, bylo po-
slano do dTadG ma podradna
mlsta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
"Pravda" o ruskych
zeleznicich.

Moskva. - Sovetsky list
"Pravda" napadl neschopna
vedenf sovetskych zeleznic a
zejmena znacne spozdenf, KITE
re je ma drahach v Sovetskem
svazu obvykle. V 1vodn1ku,
ktery "Pravda" pfinasf Sc pra-
vi, re vagonovy park zeleznic
je v mnohych prfpadech spat-
ne vyuzitkovan, a re zeleznic-
nj doprava je pills pomala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13

- Hleda-li mlady muz do
breho pfitele, obycejne chybf-
najde obycejne manzelku.
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sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsEN's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-14

PALMA COMPOUND IS BETTER