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Evening star., 1939-09-21
Misses Topper Goats, $50
Originally S3.95 and S5.95

IS Of white rayon sharkskin Sizes u to 49,
Misses Reversible Topcoats of Shetland
Navy. Sizes 10, 16, 18, Were $7s5 Now-- IS
20 Rancoats OF rubberzed silk crepe and cotton fabrics
Green, wine navy, brown black and plaid Sizes IA
20; 40 to A. Were $595. Now-----S3 s. 50
Raincoats with capes hoods Oiled silk crepe wine
navy brown and black Sizes IA to 20 40 Were $7s5
10 Raincoats Of Duxkin specially processed and rub
berized cotton Small and medium Sizes Were $685.
NOW S2.s5
Oiled Silk Raincoats and Capes Red and brown Small
and large Sizes Were $295. NowS 81 s5
DOWN STAIRS STORE. CoA7s AND su1rs.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Laurel Streetcur Line
Hearing Scheduled
BY the Associated Press,

6y the Abboclateo PreS4.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2l.-The Pub
lie Service Commission yesterday
agreed to hold a hearing next
Wednesday on the Capital Transit
Co.'S proposal to change its service
on the Laurel street carline in
IN Prince Georges County.
The company asked several
months ago for approval Of wide
spread changes in its county trans
portation service. Later 1t Withdrew
most OF its proposed changes, but
asked that the case be reopened on
the proposal to substitute feeder
service on the Laurel line during
non-rush hours.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
1t was co-signer with the United
States, while permitting such ex-
ports to the victim of the others
aggressive tactics.
Speed, the SIoyer,' Topic

DR.. ]. G. Funk, director of health
education OF the Virginia State De-
partment of Health, will speak over
Station WJSV Monday at 2:3C
pm. on the subject, Speed, the
Slayer" it was announced today
The speaker will replace for this
broadcast only DR.. Ralph G. Beach
ley, Arlington County health officer
who has been conducting a weekly
series Of health talks.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Junior Misses
Dresses, $50
Originally S39S to H95

81 dresses in a group Of cotton
and-rayon evening dresses, rayon
crepe street dresses, lightweight
Summer coats Of navy blue rayon
as well as some Summer evening
wraps. Sizes II to II.
66 Dresses Of spun rayon and
cotton. Sizes II to II. Origi-
nally S1.95 and sass. Now $1.45
Is Street Dresses of sheer rayon
and rayon crepe. Sizes IL to II.
Were $7.95. Now w-----$4.50
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Cotton Gowns and
Pajamas, IS

Manufacturer sam Pies
and discontinued styles
,Oonld regularly sell for
much more
1872 gowns and pajamas of cotton
crepe, percale and broadcloth.
Some slightly soiled. Sizes is
and II.
1923 pieces Sheer Rayon Panties
and Vests. Several styles of
panties with matching vests.
Tearose and white. Panties, sizes
5 to 10; vests, sizes SO to ~. Not
all sizes or colors in each style.
Were 38c. Now 18c, 3 for soc
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
ChiIdren's Shoes, s.
Originally $3.50 and S395

As pairs black patent leather and
white kid sandals for children
and misses. Broken sizes.
Is pairs Sports Oxfords in brown
elk or white bucko and calf.
Some with rubber crepe soles.
Not all sizes. Originally $4.75.
Down STAIRS SToRE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Women's Shoes, $50
Originally IS

OTTgtH07v y5
IS pairs dressy shoes in black navy brown and
tan. Patent leather, wool gabardine. calf. Some
with open toes. Broken sizes
16S Pairs Belaire Shoes with special construction for 1T and
comfort that includes buit-in arch. Black navy brown
Kid calf wool gabardine Not all sizes. Were S. Now $3.50
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Vonity Benches

3 Blonde Prinzewood. Originally $lo5o.
t~0W
8 Solid Wolnut, Colonial style. ! mopIe.
: WoInut Veneer, Modem style. Originally
5 Philippine Mahogany. Chippendole de-
sign. Sold royon cover. Originally $o.75.
Now
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Clearance Of Girls
Summer Apparel
IS

1876 pieces, including washable
cotton hats and straw hats, all
wool and wool-and-rayon bath
ing. suits in sizes IA and 16.
Al pieces Girls Apparel, includ-
ing wool sweaters, cotton dresses,
smocks and blouses. Sizes 7 to
IA in group. Originally 81 to
Sl.95. Now oOc
235 Girls Dresses Of cotton prints
and rayon crepe. Sizes 7 to IA
in group. Originally sl.s5 and
$2.95. Now --N.35
Is pieces Swimming Accessories
including rubber swim caps and
water rings. Originally Csc to
85c. Now -------------15c
DOWN STAIRS SroRE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Exceptional Savings for Your Home
Fine Bedroom Furniture
Reduced 1919 to 500.
On Sale $50 Friday Morning
On Sale $50 Friday Morning
Desk Chests

! Solid Maple, Colonial style. Originally
$65. Now $3.50
z Solid Maple, Colonial style. Originally
$50. Now $35
z Solid Maple, Colonial style. Originally
$54. Now
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Dresser Bases

Maple and Beech, Early American style.
Originally $3.50. Now $l7.75
Mahogany veneer, Federal American
style. Originally 10. Now $3.50
] Ivory color and blue enamel. Originally
S38.. Now Sl6.95
Mahogany veneer, HeppIewhte design
Originally $3.50. Now--$46.25
Solid Maple, Colonial design. Orig
inolIy $44.50. Now
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Mems Cotton Underwear
22e each 4 for 85c

1900 Undersho tailored button
style Sizes full comfortable
looking cotton prints Sizes 80 to 90 Special
Undershs in ribbed Sturdy
cotton Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22c
STORE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Two-way Stretch
CirdIes, So

Seconds of higher priced
eirdles
100, in pantie or garter style. Of
two-way stretch cotton-and-ray-
on elastic. Small, medium and
large sizes.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Fur Felt Hats, 81
Originally S2.95

OffgtH0IIv JEyo
IS, in assorted colors. Small and
large headsizes.
rs Hats Of spun rayon and rayon
crepe. Originally $l.95 and $2.95.
Now -25c
Is pairs Rayon Gloves in as
sorted sizes and colors. Origi-
nally 81. Now------50c
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Smart Fall Hats, s.

$50 more hats that have been so popular the last
times we offered them. Fur felt, wool felt, Tayon
Jersey and suedeskin. Choice Of many colors.
Small and large headsizes.
roNrn SrAns SrnaR
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Not Remnants Very Specially Priced
Boys School Sweaters, s.

In regular stock wonId be SI45
800 slip-over, slide-fastened and crew neck
styles In stripes and plain colors. Wool and
wool-and-cotton Sizes % to SO.
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Night TobIes

] Mahogany Veneer, 18th Century style.
Originally $l45o. Now----$s.75
4 Maple. 4 mahogany finish. woInut
finish. Originally $9.75. Now
Evening star., 1939-09-21

Safety should start when you step
on the street.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Mems Reversible Topcoats, 'l4''

Is goodloong reversible coats with wool tweed side
and cotton gabardne the other Both sides processed
for water-repelance. Sizes "a to A. =
STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Vonities with Mirror
Dressers with Mirror

Maple Beech. Colonial STYLE Oriei-
noIIy S54. Now $34.so
Mahogany veneer, Colonial design Orig
inoly $4e.50. Now -----$2o.5o
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Dressing TobIes

4 Solid Maple, Colonial style. Originally
SIC. Now ow$ll.75
! Solid Maple, Colonial style. Originally
Vanity 6oses. Mahogany veneer, Hep
plewhite design. Originally $44.50.
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Save Ia to u and More o"
Fine Quality Wool
Broad|oom Carpet Rugs
On Sale $50 Friday Morning

the seasons popular cooti and seoned figured
woves One OF the largest offerings
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Chests

Solid MopIe, modern design. Originally
$50. Now Now--$l4.25
Mople ond Beech, Colonial design. Orig
inolIy $46. Now--$zs.75
Evening star., 1939-09-21

BEDROOM FURNITURE, NEWLY LOCATED ON THE FIFTH
Evening star., 1939-09-21

Costume Slips, 95e
We're S1.65
14l Of rayon crepe and satin With
cotton lace trim; embroidered and
tailored styles. Tearose. Sizes 40
to A only.
Down STAIRS SToRI.
Evening star., 1939-09-21

RUGS, NEW LOCATION, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-09-21

IA pairs in opera and Everett styles. Tan,
burgundy and black. Sizes to II in group.
500 Mems Shirts rregulars, white cotton broadcloth
fancy woven cotton madras and cotton prints Col
lar-attached style. Most Sanforzed- -shrunk (wll
not shrink more than 1e5). Sizes IA to II. Irrcgu-
lars. if perfect would be $l35 to $195 Now Csc
1900 Mems Hose Of rayon-and- cotton Regular and
ankle styles. Sizes 10 to r. Manufacturers samples
Special pairs for 81; 18c pair
400 pairs Mems Leather Gloves unlined and wool
lined Capeskin and goatskin Sizes 7H to 10. Orgi-
nally $1.95 and $295. Now --.- - Csc
l Wool Jacket Oxford. Size A. Originally $495
l Cocktail Coat, maroon-color. Rayon -and-cotton
velveteen. Large size. Originally S495 Now IS
$50 pairs Mems Cotton Pajamas in assorted styles
and colors. Sizes A, B. c and D. Irregulars Of
higher priced pajamas. Special
Mems Oil-silk Raincoats, treated for rain
resistance Small and medium Sizes Originally $3.50
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-05

Lieut.. y. T. NdquIH
Glad to be alive, Lieut.. o. F. Naquin,
commander of the Inflated subma-
rine Squalls can smile for first time
since his boat went down carrying
twenty-six to their deaths. He was
last to leave. the Squalls and is pic
tured in Portsmouth, N. H., Naval
Hospital where he praised the
thirty-three survivors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-05
Born 10 Rule, These Youngsters
FMce Uncertain Future in EurOpe

Uneasy lies the head that wears
& crown, Shakespeare warned cen
trries ago, and today the truth Of
MS observation becomes increas-
ingIy apparent as one European
ruler after another is toppled from
his throne. The three children pic
tured, right, are destined some day
to rule over 527,837, 900 subjects
if their thrones survive.
Princess Elizabeth Alexandra
Mary, IS on April 81, heir apparent
to the British throne, is the only one
Of the three whose destiny seems
certain to follow its appointed
course.
The British crown is sure to sur
vive as long as the empire of which
it is the symbol of unity, and Eliz-
abeth will succeed to the throne of
her father, George vi, who in 1887
was crowned 'by the Grace Of God,
King of Great Britain and Ireland
and of the British Dominions Be-
yond the Seas. Defender Of the
Faith, Emperor of India" AS ruler
of the British Empire, she will COM
mand the allegiance Of 494, $40, 900
subjects and reign over 1928, 24O
square miles Of territory.
The fate of her cousin, Grown
Prince Michael of Rumania (top
left), is obscure. His little kingdom
of 1885 square miles, rich in oil
and wheat, is gravely threatened
by Hitler's drive to the east. Ru-
mania's position has been i'm
measureably improved by Britain's
pledge of assistance in event of in
vasion, but the throne remains in
secure.
The kingdoms geographical posi-
ton makes it dangerously vulner-
able. To the east lies Russia, from
which help against Hitler might be
expected but from which Rumania
took Bessarabia in postwar treat
les. To the south lies jealous Bull
garia. On the north lies Germany's
newly acquired Czecho Slovakian
territory, and to the south lie Hun
gary, from which Rumania acquired
Pennsylvania in the World War.
and Jugoslavia.
Michael already has served as
King Of Rumania for term of al
most three years, from 1927 to 1880,
q periol during which his father.
King Carol II, left the throne in
protest against interference with
his friendship for Magda Lupescu.
The nation, however, was under the.
actual guidance of 9 regency, for
Michael was not yet 10 years old.
Upon,his fathers return, Michael
was named Grand Voyvoda Of Alba
Julia. and today at the age Of 10 he
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-05

is undergoing an intensive course
of training in preparation for the
day when he may some day be king
again.
The i6-year-old boy pictured at
lower left is already king. Peter,
Grown Prince of Jugoslavia, was
proclaimed king on October II,
1884, following assassination of his
father, Alexander /, in Marseilles,
France, by a Macedonian terrorist.
AS ruler of Jugoslavia he reigns
over 1858 square miles of terri.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-05

tory and 13,934,OOO subjects. But
his throne is balancing precariously
during Europe's war crisis.
Surrounded by militaristic Italy
(and it's newly acquired door TO-
Jugoslavia, Albania), Germany ana
Bulgaria, Peters little kingdom IS
at the mercy of the dictators-So
much so that the Jugoslavian gov
eminent has not dared accept Brit
aims offer Of a military alliance, Tor
fear of angering Hitler and Musso-
lini and precipitating an invasion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-05

Rigid censorship was clamped down
on press by naval authorities fol-
lowing dramatic statement by Ma
chinist's Mate Alfred G.. Prien
(above), limiting at sabotage or
negligence in sinking of the subma-
rine SquaIas. He said signals
showed all vents and valves closed
when submarine started the fatal
dive off Portsmouth, N. H.
(CentYGl Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-05

Alphonse Bruckner, Private First
Glass, U. S. Army, was taken into
custody in Los Angeles after elabo-
rate gun sketches and defense
works drawings assertedly were
found in his possession. A red
leather notebook containing names
Of four Germans also was found in
his possession.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
THE PETITION

Hon. Neville Chamberlain,
Prime Minister of England,
10 Downing Street,
London, England.
Dear Sir:
We the undersigned, Anne
rican Citizens in the United
States of America, hereby ad-
wise you that we are not in &C.
cord with your betrayal of
Czechoslovakia and do hereby
vehemently protest your nom
action in failing to render such
assistance to the Czechoslova-
kia Republic in the present e.
mergency. England's failure
in this respect will be long re-
membered by us and our act
ions in the future will be gov
erned accordingly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
CESKO-SLOVENSKO
ZTRACENO.

Panu redaktoru Telegraph:
Kdyz Amerika vstoupila do
Svetove valky, byl jsem jednim
z prvnich MarylandanG, ktery
Sc pfihlasil do letecke sluzby v
armada Spoj. Stat1. Proc?
Protoze jsem byl zadostiv a o.
.choten ciniti moi povinnost
prot Nemecku. Byl jsem brzy
povysen ma sergeanta, a pozde-
il ma sergeanta prvni tffdy a
potion ma sergeant majora. 27
mes1cd meho mladeho zivota
venoval jsem bojdm sc Spojen-
CT prot Nemecku. Byl jsem
odmenen pochvalnym uznanfm
cd generala Biddle "a zasluz-
nou sluzbu a byl jsem ma to mr.
dym. Byl jsem telesne scho-
pen venovati me silly a mladi
pro Spojence.
Ale zmylil jsem Sc jake Sc
zmylila celia Amerika a Cechy,
ktere bojovaly pro Spoience.
Myself jsme re bojujeme pro
budouc1 mir a spokojenost. A
jak jsme Sc trpce zmylili v d.
we're We Spojence Anglii a
Francii.
Ones nenf vice Cesko-Sloven-
ska. Angle a Francie mas IRA
Oily a nedodrzely zavazky -
a coz my zde v Americe bude-
me k tomu necinne prihlizeti2
Zadam kazdeho Cecha v A
merice, ably podepsal petici,
ktera Dude zaslana panu Cham
berlainovi s poznamkou, jak
my pohllzlme ma ieho zradu a
nase nestestf.
Pevne verfm, re kazdy ces-
ky casopis, kazdy cesky spolek
a vsichni jednotlivci uchopf Sc
teto spolecne akce a zadam je-
ste jednou vsechny Cechy, sta
re i mlade, ably podepsali pro-
test, ktery Dude vylozeny k
podpisu v sobotu a v nedeli v
Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mladik1
z. wardy, 210O Ashland Ave.
Edward F. Peroutka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
PETICE

Ctihod. Neville Chamberlain,
Prime Minister of England,
10 Downing Street,
London, England.
My podepsanf, obcane Spoj.
Stat1 Americkych davame
Yam ma vedomf, re nesouhla-
SINE S Vast zradou ma Cesko-
Slovensku spachanou a Sc vslm
dGrazem protestujeme! Wy
Jste nepodnikl zadnou akci
pomoci Cesko-Sloversku v pri-
tonne nesnazi. Tento nezajem
Angle nebude nikdy nami "a
pomenut a nase jednani v bu-
doucnosti Sc Dude Poole toho
T1diti.
Poznamka redakce:
Veskery cesky fisk, ktery Sc
zueastn1 teto akce sc zada o
spolupraci, ably Sc molly vse-
chny protesty odeslati najed-
nOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17

V Baltimore Fred L. Brown,
45lety farmar z Eastern Shore
byl obesen "a uskrcenf sve II
lete manzelky, ktera byla te-
hotna. Byl prvnfm belochem,
ktery v poslednfch 10 letech
skoncil ma marylandske sibe-
nici. Kdyz mu pTipevnovali
cernou kukli ma hlavu, omdlel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17

Cechy a Morava obsazeny nemeckym vojskem.

dava hotovost $135, 600, 900 We
zlate a cizfch cennych papirIG
pro Hitlerovy ruce, kdezto z
Rakouska pablo do rukou jeho
narodnf rakouske bance ie-
nom 500, 100000. Zmocnenf Sc
Czech pomohlo Nemecku. ku
ctvrte svetove nejvetsi valecne
industrii spolu S 1000 vzdu-
cholodemi a 35 pine ozbroje-
nymi divisemi.
Vedle toho Nemecko zfskalo
300 uhelnych dold a 1000
tovaren. Gas nynf plnym jest
resoluci. Svet Una nynf beze
vsl pochyby S kym ma co jed
natl. Hitler je nasilnikem nei-
hrubslho zrna. V1lf jeho jest
rlditi j~akymikoliv prostredky.
Jeho argumenty a methody me
nj Sc den ode dine. Ucel jejich
zIstava vsak stale stejnym.
Tim jest zmocneni Sc moci, O.
vladnut1. Jinych narodI dlo-
hou dnes vice neil kdy jindy
ejst povstati a hotoviti Sc ku
celen1 vsemu co pride.
Spravci nasi vlady We Wash
ingtonu byli v jistem stavu roz-
client v sobotu malice ma my
sli okolnosti a moznosti nekr-
vaveho podanf Sc Cesko-Slo-
venska v moe Nemecka.
Obojf, jak Billy Dunn tax stat
nj department We stfedu neve-
dely zdali Ceska samostatnost
docela zmiz1 a zdali Cechy S
Moravou stanou sc pouhou
provincif Nemecka.
Do DOLBY nez tato otazka roz
fesena Dude, ne fecmi jedno-
tlivc1, ale skutecnymi akty,
statnl department. nebude We
deti, jak jfti v pred S mnohymi
otazkami, jez povstaly anebo
povstanou.
Co delati s podstatnym ma
jetkem Cesko-Slovenske vlady
v ohledu zlata a jinych vkladd,
cizozemske meny a krediti,
pride napred. Dalsf otazkou
je, co delati s tarifovou doho-
dou a S diplomatickym zdejsim
zastoupen1m.
Cesko-Slovenska vlada dlu-
huje Wade Spojenych Stat1 ma
1880 900. Dale ucinilo
zde Cesko-Slovensko dive p1jc-
ky.
We vladni reservnf bance v
New Yorku je ku kreditu Ces-
ko-Slovenska mezi dvaceti a
tficeti miliony We zlate.
Spojenych Statd 1lohou jest
staff pripravenu. To ma RI
zeno byti bez rozcilenf, bez
provokace! Ale to must rfze-
no byti S plnym rozhodnut1m !!
V tom a jedine v tom spocfva
bezpecnost a vaznost Spoje-
nych Stat6 ma dlouhe easy!
= Jak je VAN znamo, nase
milena a krv1 nasich hrdinnych
legionar1 draze vykoupena Re-
publika Cesko-Slovenska pre-
stala dnesnim dnem existovati.
Stara dejinna povest O ne
svornosti synI straightforward
Sc bohuzel opet krute vymstila.
Dosud nevime jak daleko ka-
tastrofa postoup1. Ia krasna
republika, ostrov Svobody a
Demokracie tone uprostTed ma
zistickeho more.
Ale je ma mas uprimnych a
vernych Ces1ch a Slovacfch a.
bychom Sc zde spojili v jeden
pevny nerozborny celek - ne
bot ma mas Dude zaviseti bu-
doucnost stare vlasti. Name
zde svobodu a at mas mic nede-
Ii. Krajane, prosim Vas, "a
nechme malichernych, stranic-
kych rozbroj1 a osobn1ch yale
zitost1, hledme 81 udrzeti, echo
.jsme 81 zde vydobili! Mejme
jeden ell - Pracujme svorne
pro obnovu Cesko-Slovenske
Republiky v idealech Tatfcka
Masaryka! Vsichni do jedno-
no musime PROFESSIONAL.
A. CihlaT.
- Delnicky Vzdslavaci Spo.
II UDNHD0HV ~ ~ ~ ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Delnicky Vzdslavaci So

- DeInlcky Vzdelavaci Spo-
lex "POKROK" ODD. pora-
da ZABAVU
sobotu, dine Is. brezna 1889
" Delnickem Dome, rob Madi-
SON a Rose ulic. Hudba p. J.
Svitaka. Vstupne 4Oc. Zacatek
v 8 hodin vecer. 0 zabavu a
obcerstveni postarano. Kazde-
no uctivs Eve vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17

roam VZprunOu.
safarfk a Kollar jsou typictf
muzove tohoto slovenskeho
smeru, ktery usiluje O praktic-
Ike spojenf Cechd a Slovakd.
Timto duchem je prodchnuto
cele jejich dflo, vyrostle re slo-
venskeho koTene ma ceske pd-
de.
Poole 1fedniho sdelenf z
Beriina We stredu oznameno,
re kancler Hitler "vzal Cechy
pod ochranu nemecke rise"
Oznamenim timto prisla ku
konci trfhodinova conference
mezi Hitlerem a presidentem
Cesko-Slovenska, Emblem Ha-
chou. Konference skoncila We
4:15 rano Pc rychle nasleduji-
clch vyvinech, v nichz zahrnu-
ia byti mela okupace Czech
Nemci, resigance prazskeho
kabinetu a formalnf rozpustenf
statu Cesko-Slovenska.
President Cesko-Slovenska
prohlasil, re on, ably docfleno
bylo konecne uspokojeni, ode
vzdava osud Ceskeho lidu a re-
me s d1verou do rukou Hitlera.
Tento wal ma vedomi prohla-
Semi toto a prohlasil, re bere
Cesky lid pod ochranu nemec-
Ike rise a re zarucuje vyvoz
narodn1ho zivota We shode sc
vsemi zvlaStnostmi.
Dohodu podepsal kancler,
Adolf Hitler, president Hacha,
! zahranicnf ministr Nemecka.
Joachim Won Ribbentrop a "a
hranicni ministr CeskoISloven-
ska. Frantisek Chvalkovsky.
Stredn1 cast Czech a Moray
obsazeny byly nemeckym vol
skem. Obsazeni oznameno by
10 pomocf radio.
Zat1m co Cesko-Slovenska
republika mizela, Angle znsta
la staff stranou jake nevinny
pozorovatel.
Bee jakychkoliv fanfar Hit
Ter vjel do Prahy kolem 7. no.
diny vecer We stredu "a fadami
nemeckych vojakd, ktere "vf-
tany" byly sykotem a volanim
"Fuj" roztrpcenymi Prazany,
v dobe kdy dvacet let neodvis-
losti staly Sc nyni dobou vzpo-
minek.
LegionaTi re svetove valky,
kterf bojovali pr oCeskoslovan-
skou neodvislost pod vIdcov-
Swim Tomase Masaryka a je-
no pomocn1ka, Edwarda Bene-
Sc, plakali verejne a S mimi
manzelky jejich.
Hned zr1zena byla docasna
vojenska a obcanska sprava, a.
by il .ovladany byly Cechy a
Morava.
cechy postaveny byly pod
vojenskou sprawl generala Jo-
hannes Blaskowitz. Tento u
stanovil Konrada Henlein, v1d
ce nemeckych Sudetan1 "a
naceln1ka obcanske administra
&c v Cechach. Ma Morave spra-
va svefena generalu Wilhelm
List a obcanska administrace
do moci Josepha Burckel.
Nekolik Cech1 stojlc1ch pred
tim v cele, mezi mimi general
Jan Syrovy, jenz svojf dobou
byl premierem republiky, pr
chill z Czech. Byvaly pffruc1 Be-
nese, F. Hajek, pry byl uvez-
men. Tisfce zidI a nemeckych
uprchlikI skryvajf Sc v &C.
chach.
Obsazenf Czech a Moray jest
konecnou zdrcujicf ranou v III
vote v dobach Svetove valky
zrozene republiky.
We stTedu Slovensko jez je
nemeckym vasalem a Karpat-
ska Ukrajina pocali brati roz-
kay uherskych vojenskych
v1dc1 jednaj1cfch We shode S
Nemeckem. Ceka Sc, re Kar-
patska Ukrajina padne kratce
w moe Uher ackoliv jeho VOL
sko setkalo sc s castecnym Cd
porem V Karpatske Ukraine.
Hitler vjel do Prahy primo z
Ceske Lipy, asi 40 mil severne
cd Prahy. Cestu konal v slime
snehove bouri, jez boufila i
kdyz Hitler usadil Sc ma Hrad-
canech.
Uloupeni Cesko-Slovenska
vynasf Hitlerovi vice NEIL
zmocneni sc Rakouska.
Prazska Narodnf banka u
Evening star., 1939-03-19
1000 Chinese Casualties
Reported in Air Raids
b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
HONGKONG, March ia toll
of about 1000 Chinese dead and
wounded was reported today in
widespread japanese air raids in
Central and Northwest China which
destroyed American and British
mission hospitals.
Advices from Chungking, Tempo
rary capital Of China, said the
United States Embassy there had
been informed that the American
Southern Baptist Hospital at Cheng-
chow, Northwest Honan province,
was hit directly Friday and that six
Chinese patients were killed.
An American-maintained refugee
camp at Chengchow, which has ac-
commodated thousands of war and
flood refugees in the last nine
months, these reports said, also was
bombed. Heavy casualties were said
to have been inflicted on the camp.
Both the hospital and the camp were
clearly marked by American flags.
Reports in Shanghai said none of
the seven Americans on the mission
staff in Chengchow was injured.
Chinese were reported in Shang-
hal to have launched a powerful
counter r-offensive against japanese
forces in Central Hupeh, northwest
of Hankow, causing the heaviest
fighting IN recent weeks.