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The people's voice., 1940-11-20
BOOK REVIEW
WORLDS END" by Upton Sinclair

Literary Guild
Woven into the fabric of well-de
vised novel, Upton Sinclair has re-tol,
: the story of the World War, magnifi
Gently Illuminating its current exten
sion. With sly scalpel he has dis
sected a period of history so urgen
for us to understand and remember
today.
Lanny Budd, son of an American
young life on the Continent and espe
cially in France, with his attractive
society-loving mother. The early story
of Lanny's adolescence presents the
gay picture of European society un
aware, and unwilling to be made
aware, of the impending catastrophe
In juxtaposition we find grim Wig
nettes of the slums and the poor
| Lanny has two dear friends: Kurt a
German lad of exalted idealism, and
Rick the charming Englishman; all
| three drawn together by their love for
the Arts But In the mutual hatreds
engendered by the war, Kurt and
Rick, like all the Kurts and Kicks
they represent, must face each other
across barriers so barbaric, the spirit
and the soul-life are overcome. His
struggle to be just and to keep both
his friends is an outward manifesto
tion of Lanny's struggle to keep him
self neutral as his father has so often
admonished. For Robert Budd, for
eign sales representative of the Budd
ny in his business, has confided In
him many sordid details of the po-
litical intrigues and economic COM
pulsions of monopoly capitalism.
These conditions are very plain to
Robert Budd, despite the fact that he
is prevented from following them to
their inevitable conclusion in his ca
pacity as representative of Big Busi-
ness.
During that period of the war be-
tween American entry and Armistice,
Lanny spends an interesting interlude
in the United States. And the third
and most vital phase of Lanny's ex-
istence in Worlds End" begins on
his return trip to France. On the
ship he meets Professor Aston, re-
nowned geographer, who is joining
the American Peace Commission in
Paris in an advisory capacity. And |
because Professor Alston needs Sec
retary, and because Lanny fills the |
job, we are led into the many-ringed |
arena of peace conferences that cul- |
minated in the monstrous brainchild,
he Versailles Treaty. With deft |
ouch Sinclair etches unforgettable |
portraits of leading luminaries of that
affair, exposes their motives, pro-
claims their results.
This is a solid volume of over 700
pages. The fiction is balanced, lively,
lbsorbing; the facts are painfully
'eal, shocking, arresting. And If it
S disappointing that in the end Lanny
S content to "leave for the Cote d
Azur, and lie on the sand and get
,unburned AMI watch the world come
o an endi", that in no way can de-
ract from the vitality and Importance
If the work as a whole. 1t leads us
O hope there will be more to come
when Lanny returns to fight for
,etter world that is just beginning.
Mildred Oldenburg.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
LIVESTOCK ENTERING
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE

Montana's livestock are entering the
winter season in good condition, stock
authorities said last week, pointing
out that the hay crop insured plenty
of feed and the calf and lamb crops
this year were top-flight DR.. w. ].
Butler, state veterinarian, also stated
no serious disease outbreaks have af-
fected Montana cattle during the year,
adding to their ability to Withstand
winters rigors.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
CHECK RIVER FLOW

A party from the U. S. geological
survey have completed survey of
measurements of stream flow of rivers
flowing into Montana from Wyoming.
J. D. Goshorn, junior engineer, said a
sharp decrease in the flow of the Big
Horn as compared with 1888 and 1899,
was reported.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
HIGHER AVERAGE PRICES

WASHINGTON. - (FP) A 1941
farm outlook that includes prospects
for continued improvement in the
domestic demand for farm products
during the coming year, smaller agri-
cultural exports, higher general
average of prices, and larger total
cash income from marketings was re-
ported here by the bureau of agricul-
tural economics.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
ASK FOR VETS REPORTS

The state livestock sanitary board
has asked all state deputy veterina
rians to forward their report of "any
and all work performed" during the
month of November which has not
been previously turned in so that com
pilation of the biennial report-due De
cember 1-may be carried on.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20

Now that Henry Ford has S122,-
100000 contract for government plane
motors, maybe he can pay the postage
for returning that medal to Hitler.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
IT'S A
GREAT SYSTEM!
Federated Pressl
By JOHN PAINE and
DAVID DACHS

Weather report from the American
Civil Liberties Union:
Danger. Storm troopers ahead.
PREPAREDNESS
Long hours of work mean fatigue
and Illness, experts say.
And one worker in a plane factor,
reports that he is so run down, three
ambulance chasers are sending hin
fan mail
Theater managers are holding onto
their cash SO firmly that they are ad
vertising for 2-girl trios.
THEY GROW FAST
You can easily spot war baby.
Just put it over your knee and 1t
will holler: "U. S. Steel up points,"
John R. Chaplins favorite definition
of Hollywood actress: She reminds
me of an apricot awfully, sweet, but
just little tart.
WATCH THAT "E"
Typesetters are warned to be care
full in printing the name of Frances
dictator, Marshal Petain BY slight
slip making it Putain, they would be
calling him a vile French name for
lady of no reputation.
A role he seems to play in connec-
tion with La Belle Adolf
We know of a man who foolishly
promised his wife to stay on the wa
gon until the Prohibition party con-
cedes the election.
And he's still there.
NO GROWLING ALLOWED
Pres. Charles Seymours plan to
transform Yale into a military bar
racks would choke academic freedom.
And turn the Yale bulldog into
lapdog.
The anti-poll tax bill is still pigeon
holed.
Which means giving the bird to
about 100000 Americans
WELL?
Insolvency is the time-bomb which
can eventually distroy the American
system. Pres Robert M Hanes of |
the American Bankers Assn.
Okay, brother, but won't you let us
know how to keep solvent on $1S a
week?
Campaign buttons were used extern
sively in place of nickels in the New
York subway turnstiles.
Now that the election is over, will
grass grow between the subway
tracks?
1T DEPENDS
The Federated Press poll shows
that 96% Of the labor press is against
defense contracts for labor law vio-
lators
What seems to have counted is that
$3.50 of the contractors hold the op-
posite view.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20

Weather report from the American
Civil Liberties Union:
Danger. Storm troopers ahead.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20

John R. Chaplin's favorite definition
of Hollywood actress: She reminds
me of an apricot awfully, sweet but
just little tart.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20

Theater managers are holding onto
their cash so firmly that they are ad-
vertising for 2-girl trios.
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
THEY GROW FAST

You can easily spot war baby.
Just put 1t over your knee and 1t
will holler: "U. S. Steel up 8 points,"
The people's voice., 1940-11-20
PREPAREDNESS

PREPAREDNESS
Long hours Of work mean fatigue
and Illness, experts say.
And one worker in plane factory
reports that he is so run down, three
ambulance chasers are sending him
fan mail.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

Ia starych cast byvala n.y.
n6js1 cast mesta Hlinska "Stra-
ma" samostatnou a sama pro
sebe. Vypravi Sc o nj mnoho
povesti. TAX jednou umyslili
81 re stranenskych gruntG, re
nebudou chodit S posilkou
(taskou) ma Rychmburk, pro-
toze pry nemajl bot. Usili Jim
k tomu 1celu spolecn6 boty a
poole toho jim Hlinectl pax
prezdivali: "botaci-stranaci".
Skadlfvali je, re re Strany ne
niue jfti nez pouze jeden a
druhy az prvy Pride, protoze
pry v cele Stran6 byli pouze
jedny obecnf boty. Avsak AMI,
kdyz NELL obecn1 boty, nechte-
Ii pint povinnosti. Teprve
tehdy zacali choditi S posflkou
ma Rychmburk, kdyz jim vrch-
most dovolila, ably 81 pan
skych les1ch u Vortove stlani
mohli brat. A jakypak div,ze
mnohy re stranenskych souse-
dG tohoto prava uzfval jeste v
minulem stolet1. Obyvatele
Strany byli vzdy vypocitavymi
smrtelniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Diva krajane zabiti vlakem
" Argentine.

V Buenos Aires, Argentina,
"Nova doba" pise:
Tragickou smrti sesel sc sve-
ia krajan Josef Talcfk, ktery
byval v Ramos Mejia. Dotyc-
ny 3. dubna pred polednem
prechazel drahu Ferrocarril
Oeste, pri cemz byl zachycen
elektrickym vlakem, ktery jel
ma Plaza Once. Nestastny kra-
jan utrpel cetna zraneni, jimz
podlehl.
Policejnf komisafstvi v Ma
tanza nemohlo v prvni chv1li
ami zjistiti jeho totoznost, ne
bot nenaslo u krajana Talcika
zadny osobn1 doklad, jenom
potvrzenku ma predplatne mo
We doby".
Komisar Yansen pozadal te-
legraficky o vysetrenl policii v
Buenos Aires, jej1z zrlzenec
prisel druheho dine do admin
strace naseho casopisu, kde mu
byla poskytnuta zadana data,
nebot krajan Talc1k byl dlou-
holetym odberatelem.
Mezit1m, kdyz krajan Tai
elk neprichazel dom1, zacala
pc mem patrati jeho manzelka.
ktere policie setrnym zpIso-
benz sdelila smutnou novinu
Pc zjistenf totoznosti byl Tai.
elk pohrben ma hrbitove v San
Justo Ia cetne 1casti krajanG
a znamych.
Podobnym tragickym zpIso
benz zemTel take CechoslovaI
Michal Papa, SO let starry
Jmenovaneho 13. dubna pc 7
iodine vecer prejel vlak cfsle
722 ma Ferrocarril Sud, kterJ
z La Plata jel ma Constitution
Nestest1 Sc udalo ma krizovat.
&c ulice Uarte a nestastn1k by
ma mfste mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Vrazedna zahada.

Vysetrovani vrazedne zaha-
dy, kdyz byl Z. dubna nalezen
muzsky trup v ulicce "a {. 912
Madison ulice v Chicago, pre-
sunulo Sc do Aurory, kdyz po-
die nalezenych rukou v zavraz
denem zjiSten zamozny dobyt-
kar Albert Rosenbush nedale-
ko Aurory.
Farmar zmizel pocatkem dub
ma. Pozdeji nalezen jeho O.
pusteny truck. Policejnl ma
celnik Bucher mysl1, re byl far
mar zavrazden v okoll Aurora,
mrtvola nekde tam rozctvrce-
ma a nohy a ruce nahazeny do
reky Rock zaroven s trupem.
Tam byly ruce a nohy naleze-
ny, kdyz plovaly u Hydro "a
vodu ma povrchu. Ma prave
ruce nalezen pecetni prsten a
die toho ztotoznili ma farme
zamestnan1 d6ln1ci Otis Ester
brook a Jos. Eisele pohTesova-
neho zamestnavatele.
Bucher pravi, re mrtvola by
la pohozena do vody v okol1
Sterling. Rosenbush byl SIS let
star a v opustenem automobi-
lu nalezeny rdzne listing a ia
Ike kabelogram z Berlfna, jenz
mi:
"Ellen Wolf z Milwaukee,
prftelkyne Renaty Bykove z
Berllna, dava yam vedet o do
stanf emigracn1ch listin. Mas
telegram z IL. brezna z1stal
nezodpovezen. Placeno cd
$500 do $500 pro Shangai''.
Podepsan byl "Zedakah."
Wolfova zije s matkou v
Milwaukee a ODE jsou bezenky
z Nemecka. Wolfova pravf, re
R~osenbush pomohl cetnym O.
sobam z Nemecka a kdyz Sc S
MIN pred nekolika mesfci sesla
v Green Bay, tax jej zadala,
ably sem pomohl jejf pr1telky-
nj. Proto Sc ma "a to, re Ro-
senbush Sc zamestnaval mimo'|
dobytkarstv1 pasovan1m sem
lid a Bucher mysli, re Sc mohl
stat obeti Nacist1.
Rosenbush odejel z fanny g..
dubna s nakladem veprI a del
nfk1m rekl, re sc vrati "a diva
dny. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Jeden Sc obssil, druhy Sc
zastrelil.

V Chicago, diva muzi, jeden
nasledkem nezamestnanosti a
druhy k Will chatrnemu zdravi
81 sahli ma zivot a ucinili mu
nasilny konec. Ma zadni paw
laci sveho bytu nalezen John
Jarzabek obeseny ma frame a
zoufaly Gin proved pred mi
mule noel. Ucinil tax k Will
nezamestnanosti, ktera ellie
teho muze dohnala k zoufal-
.stvf.
o rok mladsi Louis Fritz
mel obchod Sc zubolekarskJmi
potrebami, ale 1porna nemoc
ztrpcovala mu zivot, take jej
ukoncil, streliv Sc We SVEN do
move do hlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
~Evangelicke hlasy.

Ceskoslovenstf evangelfci Wy
davaj1 Par1zi dvakrat mes1e-
ne "a redakce fararu A. Simov-
&c a B. Hrubeho novy list "E-
vangelicke Hlasy'', psany ces-
ky a slovensky a maj1ci jed
nou do mes1ce francouzskou
prflohu, ktera pod tymz naz-
VEN ma formu samostatneho
mes1cn1ku. Dosud vysla 4 ci-
sla "Evangelickych Hast" a
2 cisla francouzska, z nichz
poslednf je d~vojc1slo venovane
Presidentu Osvoboditeli T. C.
Masarykovi, vzorn6 redigova-
ma a vysoke 1rovne, ~cflevedome
a energicky sledujf a podporu-
il osvobozeneckou akci. Vedle
hodnotnych clankd ceskoslo-
venskych, francouzskych, an
glickych a americkych osobno-
stf list obsahuje mnozstv1
zprav, jez svedcf o rozsahle
cinnosti ceskoslovenskych pro-
testantG We Francii a jejich u
cinnem spojen1 s protestantsky
mi kruhy francouzskymi, an
glickymi a americkymi.
"Evangelicke Hlasy" jsou
take We spojen1 s Narodnf jed
notou Ceskoslovenskych Evan
gelik1 USA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Bratri zahiti.

Diva bratrf byli zabiti kdyz
jejich AUTOMOBILE Sc prekotil v
Teegarden, nekolik mil ma "a
pad cd Lisbon, O. Byli to Will
liam a Theodore Krykove re
Salem, prvnf 25lety a druhy
20lety. Joseph Scianable, 20
lety, z Hollins, N. Y, a dive
d1vky re stTedni skoly v Salem
Betty Sommersova, 17leta a
Mildred Schusterova, rovnez
17leta, ktere jelly v automobi-
lu, jsou v mestske nemocnici v
Salem, vazn6 zran6ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Uvitali jeho r~esignaci.

Z Houstonu Sc oZnamuje, re
resignace Chamebrlainova by
la uvitana texaskymi krajany
S jakousi radost1. V Texasu
nikdy nezapomenou, re to byl
hlavne Chamberlain, jenz IRA
dill a zaprodal Ceskoslovensko
do nazistickeho otroctvi. Mini
CHOW Anglii neprospel, Cesko-
slovensko ma cas- znicil a Hitle-
row pomohl. Objevuje Sc klet-
ba zleho GNU. Mezi krajany
" osvobozovacf akci zacfna
zvetsena cinnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
LOO Americana odplulo
z Evropy.

z Janova, Italie, americky
parn1k Washington" odplul
do New Yorku MAZE ma palube
LOO americkych uprchlfk1 z
valkou ohrozenych zemf. Vet
sina z mich pochazi z balkan
skych statG.
Vsechny kabiny ma Wash
ingtonu' byly preplneny. Kro-
me toho mnozi cestuj1c1 musili
byti um1steni jeste v jinych cas-
tech lodi. Dalsi Americana, V
poctu asi 1000 osob, budou br.
zy nasledovati ma italskem pal
niku Rex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Zap ma to.

Ucitel vyklada We skole de.
tenn, re clovek, ktery ma zakr.
nelly nektery smysl, vyznacuje
Sc naproti tomu nadnormalne
vyvinutym smyslem jinym. Ma
pffklad slepci mfvajf znameni-
ty sluch a byvajf proto vybor-
nj hudebnfci.
"MGzete mi nekdo z vas ffci
n6jaky jiny podobny pTfklad''
So. sim pane uciteli ja,'
hlasf Sc Bobby.
"Kdyz nektery clovek ma
jednu nohu kratsf, tax ma O.
bycejn6 druhou nohu delsf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
ZapaliIi Skolu.

V Tiffin, O., dvanactilety
hoch primal Sc, re zalozil O.
hen, ktery 6. prosince minute
no roku znicil skolu.
ga jsem myslel, re by to byl
dobry napad spaliti skolu, tax
abychom tam nemuseli chodi-
ti", prohlasil chlapec. Pravil,
re byl v tom z1castn6n tez je-
no 4lety bratr. Zastupce stat
nlho pozarn1ho marsala oceka-
va Sc tam, ably vysetfoval pri-
pad. Hosi sc rovnez PRIMAL.
re spachali mnozstvi drobnych
kradezi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Uderil policistu Vitovce.

Ivory Jaritt, 30lety v Cleve-
landu, jenz napadl policistu
Franka Vftovce, kdyz jej ten
to chtel zatknouti pro vrazeni
do stojiciho auta, byl poslan
ma 30 dnG do robotarny. Mu-
81 zaplatit $40 pokuty a dvoje
sOudnf 1traty. Bude 80 dn1
ma probaci a pc 80 dn1 pc Wy
jiti z pracovny nesmf rfdit au-
to. Primal Sc Ike zvlastni O.
pilosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Cerveny XIII zada o 10
milionH.

Vrchnf soudce Charles E.
vans Hughes z nejvyssiho SOU
du Spojenych Staff, jake mis-
topredseda Americkeho Cerve
neho KT1ze p~roklamoval vyzvu
verejnosti O sebranf $40, OOO,-
900 pro obeti valky v Europe.
"Bezprostfednf odezva zaji
stf rychlou pomoc pro ty ne.
Stastne, statecne a hrdinske Ii
di, kteTf byli tax brutalne ma.
padeni," pravi soudce Hughes
We SVEN apelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
VZPOMfNAME

Tam v dali "a morem
spatril jsem svet,
v chaloupce doSkove,
sesle Thou let.
A v nj mas maticka
ucila znat,
ably svou rodnou zem
kazdy mel rad.
REFRAIN:
Daleko v cizine v~zpominam
daleko rodna jest zem.
Pozdravy tesklive pos1lam
pc hvezdach do vlasti vsem
Mesicku ma nebi,
jedno pfan1 nam:
0 zlate Praze vypravui.
O zemi rodne a drahe nam,
o Zemi ceske,
kde domov mGj.
Zr1m krasne Hradcany,
pohadku dob,
slavny a ~vzneseny
ceskych kralI hrob.
A kdyby nekdo chtel
rodnou zem brat,
kazdy z mas zivot svGj
"a nj da rad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

V Kansas City, Mo-, ukon-
cen narodn1 hudebni a pevec-
ky kontest zakd vyssich skol.
Souteze Sc z1castnilo nekolik
set hoch1 a divek z Nebrasky.
Mezi vftezi v zpevnim kontes-
tn naleza sc tez Lewis Hubka
a v hudebn1m William Srb z
Omahy, Charles Hynek z Hum
boldt a George Vosejpka z
North Platte jake solisti ma hui
debn1 nastroje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Automobilove nestssti.

We Fort Wayne, Ind, pfi
srazce automobile udavsi sc
"a husteho deste pet osob bylo
ma m1ste zabito a sesta kritic-
ky poranena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
ObssiIa Sc We vszeni.

Policie v Chicago zatkla &c
letou Evu Carterovou pro opil-
stv1. Ponevadz nemohla slo-
Tit zaruku, dali il do vezenf.
Rano nalezena byla zena ODE
Sena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

~ Ct4 W.
pic ma americkem kriznfku
Augusta" byl nalezen zastre-
.eny v ruskem stravnim dome
' francouzske koncesi v Sang
maj.
V teze svetnice policie nalez
la smrtelne postrelenou rus
kou zenu a mrtveho muze. o.
81 zkonstruktovaly tuto
tragedii ma ten zp1sob, re omen
Rus zastrelil O'Donnella, DO
~postrelil onu zenu a pax
sam spachal sebevrazdu.
= Sumicf mleko v Europe
jest novy chladfc1, prijemnJ
napoj pro leto. Sebrane NILE
ko nasytf Sc kyselinou uhlici-
tou a prodava Sc v podobnych
lahv1ch jake sodovka. Vyna-
lezem tim zpenezi sc sebrane
mleko velmi dobTe; sumici nile
ko je velmi vyzivny a pfijem-
ny napoj pro teplou rocni do
blu.
= Latka pTi zehlenf pripale-
ma, nen1-li to ovsem pT1lis mno-
no, da Sc zachraniti takto Ma
moc1 Sc cisty hadFfk do octa a
tim Sc pot1ra ono pTipalene
mlsto, nacez latka nabude nor
maln1ho vzhledu.
= Cantonsky a narodni a
spolkovy pracovn1k Frank
Vlasak vyjel autem ma houby
S dcerou. Ma silnici doslo k
vybuchu rafG, auto bylo sra
zeno do pfikopu, prevrzeno a
Vlasak byl zranen smtrelne.
= William Frick, ministr
vnitra, mluvil v Berline ma den
matek rozhlasem a vyzyval
nemecke zeny, ably mely vice
det1.
Pravil: "Pfiknuli jsme ne
meckemu narodu velike 1koly
" prostore stredni Evropy.J sou
otevreny moznosti, jez memo
hou byti vycerpany pc stoletf.
Budeme S to vykoristiti tyto
moznosti pouze, kdyz budeme
m1ti dostatek lid, schopnych
to vykonati.
"Aby Sc pTispelo mladym
manzel1m, stat poskytl 1,445,-
843 pGjcek v dhrnem obnosu
1900, 900, 900 marek (asi $685.
600, OOO)."
V Bukuresti Alcalav je
jedn1m z nejvets1ch knihku-
pectv1, ktere bylo zavreno po-
licif, ponevadz We vyklade Sc
objevil list papfru, ma kterem
bylo psacfm strojem napsano:
"Nemohu sn6sti Hitlera. On
lie cune."
Pomocnik v zavode pry de-
m%onstroval zakazn1ku, jak pi-
Sc psacl stroj, a nechal list pa
p1ru "a vykladem. Velky "a
stup zv6davcd pred vykladem
upozornil policii. Mattel knih-
kupectvi byl wat ma policejnl
stanici a jeho zavod policejne
zavren. Pomocnik byl zatcen
a dan v obzalobu.
= Rec kterou mluvl jen diva
Tide v jedn6 oblasti v Tibbetu
kde Sc kdysi hojne uzfvalo ma
fec1, zvaneho kothan. Ones je
Size o teto Teci bohata a zaji-
MAYA literature, ale kothan sam
je pro verejnost az davno ztra
cen. Ma svete jsou jen diva
Tide, kter1 Sc mohou plynne
kothanem dorozum1vati: an
glicky professor Badely z cam
bridzske university, a jeden
japonsky ucenec, ktery pred
nasf ma tokijske universite.
Pred nekolika Lefty Sc oba muzi
sesli, ably 81 vym6nili nazory O
nekterych podrobnostech
svych znalosti. Protoze nikdo
z mich neznal materstinu dru-
heho, byli nuceni dorozumiva-
u Sc kOthanem. Il tOhO VSak
vznikl velmi zivy spor. Japo-
nee totiz uzil reci tvar pTitom-
neho casu jednoho nepravidel-
neho slovesa. Anglican no Sc
shov1vavym 1smevem presved-
coval, re uzity tvar je nesprav-
ny. Rozprava byla stale zivej-
81, pfesla prudky spor a ma
konec Sc oba vedci obratili k
sobe zady a cd tie dolby sebou
vzajemne opovrhuji. I dnes je
ma svete a take v Risi nekolik
odborniku, kteTf Sc O zapome-
mute marcel zaj1majf. Professor
Bailey pro ne pripravuje uceb
nici kothanu a slovnfk.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-02-23
Encouragement From NOn-Jews
By Z. Tygel
By z. Tygel

If say that my heart has been full of bitterness in
lent MONTHS know my readers will not be surprised III
@ have undoubtedly experienced this feeling of despair
niger for like myself they must be of the indesc
b suffering of people. Will anyone wonder if COZ
less that many night unable to sleep because
thoughts are haunted by the agOnized cries that reach
OSs the seas from martyred brothers and sisters
Poland?
Each day brings reports of new fortunes, new punis
ntS new acts of inhumanity against innocent Jews,
ne heart must be made of stone not to weep And st
painful is the thought that the world seems to be loo
ing calmly while people ruthlessly extermlnatt
In such tragic days is therefore encouraging to ne
good word from our nOn-Jewish friends And that
hy have away from the sessions OF the Amerlc
ewsh Congress in Washington in a more hopeful MOI
sessions addressed by several distinguished Chris
nS among them Bishop Freeman of Washington, leac
ing spirit of the Protestant Church.
AS he spoke to us about goodwill and the need t
renghen the ties of understanding and amity betWee
CATHOLICS Protestants and Jews was profoundly move
his eloquent sincerity and earnestness. He spoke wit
genuine feeling about our old traditions and denounced
uncertain terms the diSseminatorS OF race poison
1t masterful address, both for it's style and
ontent and for felt if some benefcent hand n;
ied soothing ointment to my wounds Only this cOu
~, this great America of ours which has given birth
SOnaities of the Washington type, said to myself col
duce in it's churches such remarkable personalities
sympathy and the milk of human kindness, as Blsh'
keenan,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-02-23
HOre BeliSha
BY VICTOR M. BIENSTOCK
Page Three
BY q. o. BERG

The resignation of Leslie Belisha Secretary of
for War, in addition to providing the first major pOt
sensation since the created certain amount of per-
batOn to the extent this politicians Jewish origin
IOnsible for his dismissal
Irresponsible British editors openly voiced their belief
antiJewsh prejudice at the root of the develop
ts-which have not been revealed led Prime
lister Chamberlain to ask for HoreBeshas resignation
suspicious voiced in the House of Commons de-
by COL Wedgwood and emphaticaly negatived by the
Minister. So far the Prime Minister is concerned
sonay, there is question but what his denial
sincere
There is, however, good deal of truth in assertions
ant-Jewish prejudices largely involved in the
lie affair AS Lord CastecrOsse commented in the Sun-
Express" HOreBeIishas resignation pleased the West
1t would also be instructive to know who reSpOn-
for the in Fleet Street the night agency
ring large advertisements to the press demanding the
of HOre Belsha to the War Office, that the adver-
mens being paid for by certain Jewish business
According to wellauthenticated information these adj
isements were paid for by very well-known British
Jewish indusriaist and phlanthropist, from motives
known to himself The effect of such fragrant de-
ure from British political customs could only be to harm
man they were supposed to support.
Anti-Semitism definitely not the for the
piping of HOreBeisha out of the War Cabinet but anti
ish and social prejudices undoubtedly cOntribu
factor.