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Evening star., 1940-01-10
Aid 10 Firms
|sConsidered by
Administration
Arms Credits, Release
Of U. S. Army's New
Gorond Rifle Urged

Extension Of more practical aid to
Finland in the form Of credits for
the purchase of military supplies,
including some Of the United States
Army's newest weapons, is being
considered favorably by the admin
istration, it was indicated today.
President Roosevelt is talking the
matter over with State Department
officials and may have something to
say about it next week. he told his
press conference late yesterday.
The President was asked specifi-
cally for comment on the proposal
that the Government lend Finland
$50 900 900, which could be used for
buying vital war supplies, and make
available to Finland the Army's new
Garand rifle. He replied that he
could not say anything about it yet.
Hull Delays Comment.
Secretary of State Hull said at his
press conference earlier in the day
that he could not undertake to 60
into the question Of further aid to
Finland at the moment, explaining
that he wanted to find out more
about the matter before discussing it.
Bills are pending in both the Sem
ate and House to authorize q $780,.
0O0, 900 loan to Finland without any
restrictions on its use. The Export
Import Bank and the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corp. recently lent
the Firms $l0,000,000, but specified
that it be used only to purchase
non-military goods in this country
Consideration of further aid for
Finland follows publication of q note
to the League of Nations, informing
the League that this Government
has from the first given tangible
indication of its sympathy" for the
Firms and referring to direct con-
sultations."
Feels Finland Can Hold Out.
Hjamar J. Procope, the Finnish
Minister here, has declared that
his country can hold out indefi-
nitely against the Russian inva-
sion II 1t gets prompt and adequate
help from abroad In the form Of
credits and military supplies.
An indication that summer might
bring new natural difhculties to
hamper the Russian invaders came
today in a Commerce Department
report.
The department made public q
study of the Murmansk Railway
on which the Soviet forces rely
heavily for supplies-saying that
except in winter the single
line Of track often sinks danger
ously deep in the boggy ground, FIRE.
quently disappearing from sight.
Although frozen ground now sup
ports the rails, the Finnish defense
strategy already has included ski
troop sallies to damage the line
and harass trafnc, and the cold
weather that keeps the ground
arm has been . hardship on Rus
sian troops.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
+. B. !. Presses Probe
In Fort Hunt SIayinq

Delving further into the slain
mans activities in the few days
before his death, Federal Bureau Of
Investigation agents today contin-
ued their probe Of the fatal beating
Of Sidney Mansfield Little, 29-year-
old tobacco salesman, whose body
was found near Fort Hunt, Va,
Sunday.
Strands of short, brown hair.
found clutched in the victims left
hand. and fingerprtnts taken from
Little's abandoned automobile were
among the clues.
Police have indicated that Little,
who had lived recently In Fred.
ericksburg, Va, was with . man
companion when he was attached.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Symphonic Collection
by Library;
Circulation Held Up
Spoce Lack and Short
Stuff Prevent Issuance
Of Records at Once

DR.. George F. Bowerman, librarian
OF the Public Library, today ac-
cepted a collection of symphonic
recordings presented to the library
by the National Committee for
Music Appreciation and individual
donors.
The librarian expressed regret
that lack of facilities will prevent
the records from being made avail
able Immediately for general circu-
lation among the public. Space re-
strictions and lack Of an adequate
staff make 1t impossible to issue
the records at this time for home
playing.
DR.. Bowerman urged teachers and
others interested in making the
records available to advocate in
creased allotments for the library
before congressional appropriation
committees.
The records were turned over to
the library by Edward T. Ingle.
director of the music group. They
are of the type distributed last year
IN The stars campaign.
Individual record gifts were re-
ceived from Senator Capper of Kan.
sas, Mrs. Fanny A. Roberts. presi-
dent of the Washington Music
Teachers Association: the WASH
ington Music Teachers Association,
DR.. Edwin N. c. Barnes, director of
music in the District public schools;
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray. chancellor
of American University; Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle, president Of the
Board of Education; DR.. Norma Bird
Of American University, Representa-
tives Hawks OF Wisconsin and Dirk
sen Of Illinois, Robert L. Haycock.
first assistant superintendent Of
schools; DR.. Thomas r. Taylor, econ
omist; Supt. of Schools Frank w.
Ballou, Miss Charl Williams, Ma
tional Education Association; Col.
and Mrs. C. C. Schieffeler, Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss. Mrs. Philip Sidney
Smith and Mrs. Edwin B. Parker.
Evening star., 1940-01-10

create a per-committee of budget
estimates for analysis and CO.
ordination of revenue and appro-
priation legislation. Sponsored by
Chairman Harrison OF the Senate
Finance Committee, such a pro-
posal is pending in the Senate.
234 Fewer Employees Here.
Relative to Federal civilian en-
ployment, the Civil Service Com
mission report showed that personnel
in Washington had dropped from
126, 500 in october to 126,268 in No.
vember. For the entire country, the
monthly drop approached 5000 as
compared to only 234 in Washing
ton.
Decreases here were reported for
the Federal Works Agency and the
Departments of Agriculture, Treas
ury and Interior. Increases were
found in the Federal Security
Agency, the Government Printing
Office and the War and Navy De-
partmentS.
The downward trend for the sin
gle month was in contrast to a
steady rise Of civilian personnel in
preceding months Of the present
fiscal year, most of this increase
being traceable to national defense
and neutrality needs.
Increases in this group included
1884 by the War Department, $3.50
by the Navy, l04 by the State De-
partment, 2,573 by the Panama
Canal. 626 by the Civil Aeronautics
Authority, 70 by the National .Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronautics
and IS by the Maritime Commission.
It was estimated, in conjunction
with talk of reorganization, that the
departments and agencies affected
by the first two reorganization plans
had cut a net of about 5000 en-
ployes from their comparable rolls.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Woodring to Attend
Muneuvers in South

Secretary of War Woodring will
leave shortly on an inspection trip
of the Southern training area,
where four reorganized infantry d.
visions and q cavalry division are
preparing for Unprecedented peace
time maneuvers, he announced yes
tetday. The trip probably will be
made by plane.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Leonurdtown Firemen Elect
Special Dispatch to The Star.

0peCl8I OIBpHtCn 70 1HU 8E4I.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Jan. TO-
Stuart Bennett has been elected
president of the Leonardtown Vol
unteer Fire Department. Other new
officers are: Vice president. George
p. Slater Combs; secretary. VIII
liam g. Fenwick; treasurer, Harry
M. Jones; chief, Roland 3. Duke,
ST.; chief engineer, Howard Brit
ton, and physician, DR.. F. r. Green
well.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Report
FURNISHED By


Of Columba-Cloudy with
tonight slowly rising
temperature; gentle to moderate southery winds
Maryand-Cloudy with slowly rising
light rain
vgnacoudy with slowly rising temperature tonight and
light southwest
in the interior and light
vginia-Lght tonight tomorrow changing
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Grounded Ship Freed

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 (P.-
The Estonian steamer Signe, which
went aground in the Delaware River
at Reedy Island, was f1oated today
after about four hours,
Evening star., 1940-01-10

A comparatively small part OF
vast China has been open to outside
visitors in the past: let's hope they
keep 1t so, in spite Of the Japanese.
Evening star., 1940-01-10

ture is con.iderably below normal over
the E,tsn .5s s:ts but fnS n1S
southerly winds over the area from the
v 'nf e
reported this morning is 1882 miilibars
l3O.57 inches) at Mount washington. n,
s.: e Hs1rs Is Mont Pres
ni. los Angeles. iosi.s miiiiears s$ois
seneraliy west of the Rocky Mountains and
IN the Missouri and upper Mississippi
Valleys and portions Of the Lake region.
Record for Last - Hsurs.
From noon yesterday to noon todayJ
iovsst. Il. S:ib am. today. Year
ago As.
Record Temperature This Year.
Hishest. 81 on January &.
Lowest. IL. on January 10.
Humidity fer Last "a Hours.
CFrom noon yesterday to noon todayJ
oxs. Hsass q ps4 ssr s:a ssnt :t noon .oass
y River Report.
Potomac and shenandoah Rivers clear
st ,Aarpers Ferry: Potomsc clear at Great
Tide Tables.
tEurnishsd by United States Coast and
0sodetie Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 6:24 am. 0:04 am.
Low ------- 3:0l Am. 3:42 am.
HiSh -- 6:46 pm. 9:24 pm.
Low ------- 3:10 pm. 1857 pm.
The Sun and Neon.
Rises. Sets
Sun, today 7:27 b:04
Sun, tomorrow - 1927 sos
Moon today 7:47 am. 6:29 pm.
Automobile lishts must be turned on
one.haH hour after sunset.
erseiDitatisn.
Monthly precipttation IN inches II the
Capital (eurrent month to dAts):
Evening star., 1940-01-10

now on hand, without the dimculty
and uncertainty Of seeking . def
cheney appropriation"
DR.. Ballou explained in an inter-
view with The Star that there were
substantially mo free funds" in the
repair fund, which had all been
"earmarked" for specific projects to
which they had been assigned In
the school budget itself. He felt.
however, that the proposal to re-
appropriate monies no longer needed
for transportation Of the pupils now
at the health school would be more
acceptable to Congress than a re-
quest for new funds, and likely
would be made available. He Is now
definitely committed to the program
Of reconditioning the Health School
as soon as funds are available, and
transferring the crippled children
to their new location as soon as
possible thereafter.
The Kiwanis Club, through q
special committee, has been con-
ducting q protracted and insistent
campaign to get the use Of the
Health School for the crippled
children. It has presented q series
Of comprehensive documents to the
school authorities, taking up al
questions at issue, and has con-
tended that the repair fund could
bs used now, under authority now
In law. School ofhcials have con.
tended that there was . legal doubt
about using such funds for an en-
tirely different purpose than that for
which 1t was appropriated, and that
It would be physically impossible to
prepare the building for its new USE
February 3, even II funds now were
AvailahlA. a --.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
D M~ARYLANDSKE
UNIVERSITY

V College Park, Md, DIR.
Thomas H. Parran, generalni
reditel zdravotn1ho 1Tadu We
refine sluzby, dial ma jevo, re
"hubene dny jsou pred nami",
v reci sve kterou mel ku stu
dentGm Marylandske universe
ty. Rekl, re must mnoho O.
betf, osobnich i penezitych pTi-
naseti, ably Sc vyrovnali zivotu
tech barbara, kteri obetovali
vsechno, ano j sve duse, v boji
o sllu."
"Dela, valecne lodi a vzdu-
choplavba ovsem. Ale tyto
jsou name uzitecne neil lid
Ameriky, ktery hotov jest ODE
.tovati vsechno pro potreby ma
roda. At jakekoliv nabozen-
stvf anebo politiky vase, memo
hly by niceho dokazati, jestli-
re by neukazaly jiste schopno-
sti, ktere predesla pokoleni
nam tax jasne ukazala," fekl.
"D6la nejsou lepsf nezli ma
slo. Ale mame-li della, zajiste
tim schopnejsi budeme, aby-
chom uchovali 81 chleb a mas
TO-"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
z VYLETNf
LODI.

Pearl Wilson, matka ctyr di-
tex zmizela v nedeli z vyletni
lodi Mohawk jedouci z Fair
view Beach do Baltimore. Sta
ra byla As rokG. Fila v 1900
blocku Henneman avenue. By
la clenkyn1 vyletni spolecnosti
Dundalk Post, Sons of the A
merican Legion. Ztrata jej1 O.
znamena byla, kdyz LODI jela
pc fece Patapsco v bl1zkosti
Fort Carroll.
Jedna z vyletnic Naomi Wen
dell, udala, re Wilsonovou vi
della sedfc1 v koupelne u otev-
reneho okna a re il zadala, a.
by tam nesedela, ponevac tam
byla nebezpec1. Nahle Will
sonova vypadla z okna. Vzdor
okamzitemu hledan1, nemohla
byti nalezena.
Mrtvola jejf nalezena byla
druhy den rano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
DR.. BOWMAN 0
HITLEROVI

DR.. ISAIAH Bowman, president
Johns Hopkins university, pro
hlasil We sve reci ku $500 oso-
BAN ucastnicim Sc graduacni
slavnosti v Lyric divadle v Ute
ry, re filosofie a program ma
zistickeho Nemecka "vstrcily
sve zlovestne ruce do kazde u
University a domu v America"
Hitler stoji ma prahu kaz-
deho domu v Norvezsku, Pol
sku, Ceskoslovensku, Holland
sku, Belgii, Francii, svycarsku,
Anglii a America, rekl presi-
dent university.
"Kazdy duchovni a lidsky
podnik v techto zemich zasta-
ven anebo zpozdovan a neroz-
kvete ku plnemu kvetu az tt
ocelovf nazisticti ptaci nevysa-
d1 a neopusti svoje b1dne po-
tomky anebo z Mich vypuzeni
nebudOu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
RADA ORA.
DU OHLEDNE VYZIVY


Re nejvetsf pece venovana
byti must V pr1prave a uscho-
vani potravy pro nemluvnata
napom1na zdravotnf komisar,
DIR. Huntington Williams, We
sve tydenni zprave. Varovani
jde ruku v ruce S teplym poca-
sim a Sc siren1m prlpad1 strev-
Mich chorob dltek.
"Vsechny nadoby must byti
pf1s44e pfecisteny pred jich u
.zit1m a voda ku pitt ditkam
davana ma byti prevarovana,
pravl DIR. Williams" Jest po-
tfebnym tez, ably rodice a ose-
tTovatele dftek myli sobe d.
kladne ruce pred krmenfm ne
m%luvnat," dodava komisar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
.PILNYM
v 0 AKCI.

V budove Cerveneho Krfze
pred pull osmou hodinou vecer
Jest zhotovena denne Baltimor
skymi obetavymi tenant, "a
SODA obvazG a jinymi potTeba-
mi ma rany jez ukladany jsou
v drevene bedny, ably okamzi-
te odesilany byti molly.
V jinem poschodi domu str1-
hail a Sill obleky pro stizene
valkou. V praci department
tn tonic zamestnany jsou re-
ny re % narodnost1.
Cd ledna $500 oblekG a ety.
ficet dive bedny S 29.570 lekaT-
skymi obvazy poslano bylo re
zdejSl STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
SLAVNOST "ZDOBENf HRO-
BIZ" MA CESKEM NAROD-
MINI HRBITOVE.

Letosni slavnost "Zdobeni
HrobG" pres neprfznive poca-
81, ktere odvratilo mnoho ma
SIGH krajan1 cd ucasti, byla
dGstojna. Hlavnf zasluhou to-
to byla pfilehave pietni rec le-
gacnfho tajemnika dra. K. Ger
venky z Washingtonu. Bee
nadsazovanf, rec dra. Cerven-
ky byla jednou z nejlepsich,
jaka kdy byla (pokud mole pa
met saha), pronesena ma ma
Sem ces. Narodn1m hrbitove ;
prinaS1m tuto rec castecnem
znen1, jsa naprosto presved-
cen, re Sc tim zavdeclm tenn,
kteT1 nemohli prij1ti a tez cte-
narske obci B. K.
DR.. Cervenka promluvil kras-
ne, bez frazovitosti - cd srd-
ce k srdci k nasim krajanGm
temito slovy:
DRAFT krajane! -
Shromazdili jste Sc zde, zdG-
razniti krasny akt piety pamat
nym dnem, zasvecenym zdobe-
nj hrobG, symbolisujlcim re
odchod nasich drahych nepTe-
rusil pouta lasky a oddanosti.
Cd sereho davnoveku jest oby-
cejem kulturnfho lidstva zd1-
razniti viditelnou vzpominkou
mas ivy vztah k tenn, kterf o.
desli do neznama. A nejen vi
ditelna vzpom1nka ma nase
zemfele Sc stala soucasti pova-
by vselidske civilisace, nybrz
pietou k nasim zesnulym zd1-
raznujeme daleko hlubs1 W.
znam - rodinne svazky, ira
dice a zvyky, ma kterych rodi-
ma buduje, ktere odchodem
elena rodiny nemohly byti mi
ceny. Vzpom1name v tento den
clen6 robin, jejich prace, ODE
tavosti a odrfkani, ktera poma-
hala budovat rodinu. Kazda
rodina jest zivou organickou
jednotkou spolecnosti - rosie
a buduje. Synove stav1 dale ma
zakladech, ktere otcove vybu-
dovali. Rodice zijf We svych
detech - dial a dale. Nova po-
kolenf navazujf ma praci dfi-
v6js1ch.
Vyraz rodinne soudruznosti,
jevicf sc v pietnfm dni Zdobe-
nj Hrob1, prenas1me ma sirs1
rodinu = narod, stat. Jak v
rodine clenove buduj1 ma spo-
leone stavbe, tax Sc dele i v
sirsf narodni rodine, We spolku
a We statu.
Je proto slavnost Zdobenl
Hrob1 prflezitost1 vzpom1nky
ma vsecky cleny spolk1, obce,
(Pokracovanf ma STRANGE 81
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
NAROD-
Nj RADA v AMERICE
26O8 S. Central Park Avenue
Chicago, Illinois.

3. cervna 1910.
lSdruzenf Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkH v Baltimore
Pan Ant. j. Svejda, tajemnik
730 N. Collington Avenue
Baltimore, Md.
Vazeni krajane:-
Potvrzujeme Vas dopis z 1.
cervna jakoz i prijem checku
{. 1913 ma $4O7O.34, kterouzto
castku Jste poslali Narodn1 ra-
de jake vytezek bazaru pora-
daneho v Baltimore Sdruzeny-
mi ceskoslovenskymi spolky
25., 26. a 27. dubna.
Dekujeme jmenem Narodn1
rady CO nejsrdecneji "a tento
pf1spevek ma hnutf "a osvobo-
zenf nasl drahe stare vlasti z
nemecke nadvlady. Vaz1me 81
jej tim vice, re prichaz1 v do
be, pro BOZ s hitlerismem nej-
kritictejs1 a kdy kazda pomoc
ma cenu dvojnasobnou Cd
povidate ma napor drave silly
nemecke skutecnym cinem! A
jsme jisti, re i budouc1ch
dnech budete Sc dale pilne We
novat usilovne praci v hnuti O.
svobozenskem, prave v tuto
dobu pocatecnich uspechI ne
meckych tax nalehave potreb-
ne. 0 konecnem v1tezstvf ne
pochybujeme, neb spravedliva
vec naSeho naroda ma konec
zvitezit must a zyitezi pres
vsechny prekazky v cestu Sc il
dnes stav1c1.
S krajanskym pozdravem a
odbojovym "Zvitezlme!"
j. j. Zmrhal, pfeds.
Josef Martinez, Yyk. tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07

To jest Joe Novotny. Mona
re no znate, pon6vadz Joe roz.
vazl Suburban Ginger Ale a
Pepsi Colu a je zamestnan L
mistnl spolecnosti ma patty rok
Jest mu 20 rokG, zenat a ma
rodinu, bydli v {. 119 Warner
Ave. a p~rinalezf k osade sv
Vaclava.
Joe vydelava pekne penize
a jest vzdy ma listine kdyz fir
ma vyplac1 zvlastnf rocni DO.
nuSy.
Pohledte ma jeho 1smev a
poznate proc Sc smeje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
PTihlaSeni daISf clenove

- Prihlaseni dalsf clenove
do Odbocky "Pravda Vitezi'
Ces. Narodniho Sdruzeni:
Fred Pazdera 81, Josef Sen
kyf 81, Vaclav Nemec 81,
Frank Joska 81, Frantiska ia
rosik-Dunn 81, Margaret Ku-
cera-Dunn ST., Barbora cepl
81, Anna Vyskocil 81, George
Svec 81, pf. Wesley 81, pi. w.
skocil 81, Marie Mares (dar)
SIS, Anna Siroky (dar) 81, N.
N. (dar) 81.
= "Besidka" kterou sehrali
ditky Ceske Svob. Skoly Aug.
Herman setkala Sc s dobrym
1spechem. Kritika Dude poda-
ma V pTist1m elsie Telegraph"
Zabavni vybor dekuje pi.
Anne Smrha "a zdar So a p. a
pi. Janata z Chester ulice "a
dar 81.
- VIVA p. j. Vonaska ku
10. Vseobecnemu Sletu, pro
nedostatek mfsta v tonic elsie,
uverejnena Dude budoucfm
elsie Telegraph"
= Mily pane Cihlafi:-
Jak zajiste bylo lobe sdele-
no, byla rec legacnfho tajemni-
ka ceskoslovenskeho vyslanec-
tv1 We Washington jednou z
nejprfpadnejsfch a nejpietnej-
SIGH jaka v poslednfch letech
byla ma Ceskem Narodn1m hrbi
tov6 promluvena. Bylo by sko-
da ably nase ceska verejnost,
ktera Sc pro nepTfznive pocasf
slavnosti nez1castnial alespon
S nejhlavn6jsfmi body teto PEEK
ne reel nebyla seznamena. Pri-
kladam vystrizek jeji s pranlm
ably byla mozno-li "Telegra-
flu" uvefejnena.
Zaroven prihlasuji Sc "a Cd
beratele "Telegrafu'; pred
platne tus1m kolektujeS, proto
die pranf Sc prom zastav.
S pozdravem,
Rev. JOS. M. Vondracek,
1923 Richmond Avenue,
Tel. Tuxedo 5672
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
81 MARYLANDSKYCH
VRADENO.

Osmdesat sedm Marylanda-
MI bylo odvedeno behem po-
sledn1ch dvou tydn1 do arma-
dy tfet1m vojenskem distrik-
tn. Plany ma odvody vyzadu-
j V Marylandu $500 muzG po-
catkem 1. cervence a 1900 v
cele zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
MA zELEZNIC
MICH KOLEJfCH.

DIE vseho zasazeny vlakem
Pensylvanske drahy, nalezen
byl ma zeleznicn1ch kolej1ch v
bl1zkosti jeho domova Ben
gies, James Hayslett, 43 roxy
stary. Lezel mezi kolejemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
SUM- ZEMREL

George w. Evans, nocn1 re-
daktor "Sunu", zemTel v nede-
Ii v nemocnici Church Home.
Star byl &C rokI. Pred dvema
tydny roznemohl sc tax, re ne
mohl sluzbu svoji zastavati.
I'll v GOvans.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
DELNfKU
OSUDNYM.

Floyd Scott, Safety delnfk v
Bethlehem ocelarne We Spar
rows Point, pfi vyvazenf horf-
c1ch odpadkG, popalen byl. Po-
paleninam podlehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07

schuze spojenecke nejvysS1 va
leone rady ktere Sc z1castnili
"a Francii Reynaud, Petain,
Weygand, admiral Darlin a
Paul Baudoin, a "a Anglii
Atlee, a generalove Dill,
Spears a Ismay. SchGze Sc ra-
dila o vojenske a politicke 81
tuaci, ucinila velmi dulezita
rozhodnutf a zejmena zdnraz-
Mia odhodlan1 spojenc1 bojo-
vat spolecne az do definitivnf-
no vitezstv1.
General Gort velitel brit
skeho expedicniho sboru We
Francii prijel do Londyna. Blu
de kralem vyznamenan
skvele provedenou armady.
Jeho priced sc povazuje "a
znamen1, re evakuace byla v
podstate skoncena. Tvrdf sc
re 80 az IS procent anglic-
kych vojakG bylo v bezpeci
dopraveno do Angle. Angelic
tt vojaci tvrdf, re v bunker
que z1stala pouze jedna an
glicka divise = $4,000 muzu,
ktera spolu S dvema francouz-
skymi divisemi drz1 mesto a
pf1stav.
Francouzske oddly zlskaly
strategicke dHlezite op6rne bO-
dy u Amiensu a Abbeville a
1stl Sonny.
Divise z armady generala
Prioux, ktere dospely do Dun
kerque prisly v 1plnem pofad-
ku a s celou vyzbrojf. Posted
III britske oddly, a cely belgic.
ky sbor, ktery odmftl uposlech
nout kralova rozkazu Ike kapi-
tulaci, rovnez jsou V Bunker
que a budou evakuovany. Ma
druhe strane znacna cast PRIV
nj francouzske armady zat1m
bojuje v okol1 Lille.
Tyto oddly jsou re vsech
stran obkl1ceny a bojuj1 jake
start R1mane v ctverc1ch ma
vsechny strany. Francouzska
letadla shazovala Jim dnes po-
mocl padak6 munich a zasobu.
Nen1 ovsem zcela ztracena ma
dele, re i tato armada Dude
jeSte Zachranena.
Karl Hermann Frank, gau-
letter Sudetska a vsemocny
nacisticky "boss' protektoratu,
jak sdeluje dosla zprava, byl
odvolan do Nemecka "k vOjen-
ske sluzbe."
Frank, jeden z nejzurivej-
SIGH henleinovcG, Sc stall noto-
ricky znamym pro zaveden1
barbarskeho rezimu vIci &C.
ch1m. Jeho odvolani v m1sta,
kde We skutecnosti byl svrcho-
vanym panem mad nacisticky-
mi oddly v ceskych zemich, a.
lie zp1sobilo velke prekvapeni.
Dobre informovane kruhy SOU
df, re neustale spory mezi MIN
a Won Neurathem byly pf1ci-
nou jeho odvolan1.
Osmnact ceskoslovenskych
letc1, slouz1c1ch V leteckem
sboru Francie, sestrelilo Al ne
meckych letadel v poslednlch
nekolika dnech, jak bylo ozna-
memo z kruhG Ceskoslovenske-
no narodnfho vyboru.
Jeden ceskoslovensky letec-
ky serzant samojediny srazil
dvanact nazistickych letc1 a
.jeden ceskoslovensky letecky
poruclk sedm nemeckych leta-
del, jak Sc dale one zprave
udava.
Ceskoslovensti letci, jichz We
francouzske armada slouzl
znacny pocet, udivuji svou
zdatnosti a zmuzilostf v boji
prot nemecke presile, jak by
10 zddrazneno jiz v minulych
dnech. Oplacej1 tim Nemcum
porobu sve vlasti.
o chrabrosti ceskosloven-
skych a polskych letc1 psal ne
jen francouzsky tisk ale take
correspondent americkych den
Mkt poslali o tom zpravy svym
list1m do Spojenych Stat1, ia
ko ma priklad 27. kvetna Edgar
Ansel Mowrer svemu listu
Chicago Daily News.
Jiz minuly tyden bylo ozna-
memo, re csl. letci srazili ma SO
Inemeckych letadel, pri cemz
Islo pouze O ty csl. letce, kteri
lnejsou zahrnuti We francouz-