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Evening star., 1941-08-28
Lear Assai|s Critics
OF Army in Address
To Troops in Field
Army Commander
Demands Sweet and
Sacrifice by Soldiers
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOPE, Ark. Aug. 28.-Lt. Gen
Ben Lear told his I'd Army late
today that no trainee should fee
the current military program was
without purpose and set forth 9
specific objective: An army fit to
fight, an army fit to meet veterans
in the field and take the field away
from them and suffer the least
losses"
In blunt, hard hitting sentences,
the tall. brawny commander re-
ferred to critics who, he said, have
benttled the American Army" and
warned his men:
I'VE know there are agents OF
enemy forces ana enemy powers
within our country, trying to spread
dissatisfaction and suspicion, trying
to bewilder us, trying to I'LL us full
of confusion. g" watch out for
these activities. You may suspect
some of those persons who cry on
your shoulders and ask you to cry
on theirs
Describing the soldiers life in .
time Of emergency as one Of sweat
and sacrifice, Gen. Lear fell back
into the American idiom to ask:
We'll, young men of the Second
Army, can you take 1t?
"I'll answer for you, from my
most profound conviction: You can,
and If called upon on the battle
field, you will. That's what !
think"
The general spoke at crossroads
without a name q mile outside of
Hope, facing q token battalion Of
the 9th Division Of New York.
Field radios carried his words to
the 30.000 men of his command in
Woodland bivouacs throughout
South Arkansas. The address was
broadcast nationally. Mai. Gen.
lCee LEAP pere 9-YO
Evening star., 1941-08-28
-Four Tie for Lead
In First Golf Round
Of Hershey Open
Heofner. NettIebIodt,
Hogan, Fozio Post 69s;
Wofshom Shoots II
4, the Associated Press.

HERSHEY, Pa, Aug 2S.-Clayton
Heafner, LinvilIe, S. c.; Harry Net
tlebladt of Framington, Mass: Ben
Hogan, Hershey, and George Falo,
Philadelphia, tied for the first
round lead in the 72-hole Hershey
Open golf championship today with
Cos, four under par.
Heafner got his the hard way,
after a seven on the third hole. He
sank two chip shots from off the
greens and holed four puts 10 feet
or longer for a 80 on the back nine.
Nettlebladt put together 35 and
"a. and Fazio mad 1886. Hogan
had 37-32
Lloyd Mangrum. the slender man
from Monterey. Calf. posted 10,
Tom Harmon, Montclair, N. j., and
Felix Serafin of Scranton, at II. and
Sam Snead, at 70, were the other
par busters.
Dick Chapman, 1910 United States
amateur champion, who was ehmi-
mated in this years tournament at
Omaha, Nebr., few here and teed
of late in quest Of the amateur
prize.
Louis Worsham of Bethesda, Nd,
posted 70, fashioned with the help
of three brides on the back nine.
Par was elusive for many of the
other competitors. Ralph Guhldahl
started slowly. slipping over par on
two successive holes, and managed
to get only one of those strokes back
with a birdie on the eighth. He shot
q IA.
Sam Byrd went out in IS, one
under par. then blew to a 40 on the
home trip.
Byrd holed long putt for a
birdie three on the first hole, equaled
par to the seventh, where he lost
a stroke, birdied the eighth and
finished the ninth in regulation.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Dupont tenants Ask
Injunction 10 Prevent
Office Conversion
Plaintiffs Soy They
Are Informed US. Hos
No Leose on Building
Earlier Story on Page A-3.)

A suit for an injunction to prevent
Dupont Circle. Inc, from converting
the Dupont Circle Hotel and apart
ment house into an office building
for the Federal Government was
filed in District Court this afternoon
by II tenants.
Then tenants asked the court to
prevent the corporation from per-
mitting any person on the premises
except those legally entitled to be
there" such as themselves. their
guests, or apartment employees.
Some apartments on the fourth and
fifth floors already are being used
as Offices by the Government.
Acting Attorney General Francis
Biddle ruled yesterday that the
tentative agreement for the Gov
eminent to take over the apartment
was valid and binding, but the ten
ants said in their suit this afternoon
that they are advised no lease has
been signed. :
The plaintiffs also said the Gov
eminent was notified that certain
GCI1AIlt6 Ildo NoSC1lOAo 1A6AAto.
The court was told the corpora
tion has preached covenants in these
leases by converting the building
into one for ofnces. The plaintiffs
also said that the use Of the build
ing as an ofiice establishment is dis
turbing them and "irreparable harm,
damage and injury is done to plain
tits"
The tenants said that they have
been notified that telephone service
will be suspended on September 2,
charging this is one Of the acts to
coerce them into vacating the build
ing.
The plaintiffs were Margaret j..
Macmillan, Teresa S. Smith, v. Volta
Parma, George E. Reedy, Naneita
Antolotti, Helena H. Weed, Nina M.
lizard, Jeannette w. Moffatt. Sam.
uel Scida, Joseph Paiano and W..
Charles Brown.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Boxing Commission Suspends
Eddie Blunt for Four Months

booed Justify by the fans for not CIV
ing a better account of himself.
The Boxing Commission indicated
it would have held up the colored
fighters share of the purse II it had
not been for the fact that he was
paid of last night. To cope with
future cases of this kind, the COM
mission amended the local boxing
rules so that fighters will not be
paid before noon OF the day follow
ing the fight.
At the same time the Boxing Com
mission ordered a 30-day suspension
OF Pat Comiskey for his failure to
honor 4 contract with Promoter Joe
Turner. Comiskey, who pleaded an
injured hand. was not at the stadium
last night for his scheduled perforn1-
ance.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Aug. 28 R.-
Stocks slightly mixed; aircrafts
advance. Bonds steady; rails
add further gains. Foreign ex-
change quiet; British pound
gains.
Cotton lower; spot and COM
mission house selling. Sugar
higher; firm raw market. Metals
quiet; visible supply OF copper
drops. Wool tops steady: trade
and local buying.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
o. P. M. Calls PorIey
On Paper Industry
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Sidney Hillman, associate director
Of the Once of Production Manage
ment, invited II representatives OF
A. r. L. unions in the paper and
pulp industry today to meet here
september 4 and discuss problems
arising from the curtailment OF some
materials used by the industry.
Officials said that labor disloca-
tions in the industry were not ex-
pected to be severe However, mill
tary necessities have cut down the
supply of chlorine used in process
ing certain kinds of paper. In the
printing industry, some shortages
Of lead, copper and zinc are being
felt.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
| Judge Lets
Billy Conn Off
In TrofficCose
3y the Associated Press


PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2S.-Heavy-
weight Contender Billy Conn got q
lecture and a suspended sentence
today in quarter session court for
speeding and driving without a
drivers permit last March 20.
Conn, tears yelling in his eyes,
told Judge w. Heber Dithrich that
he was hurrying downtown in his
big shiny car to get doctor for
his fatally stricken mother when he
was stopped by Patrolman George
Stone, who testified Conn's machine
was travelling 81 miles an hour.
A week earlier Conn's license had
been suspended for speeding IN East
ern Pennsylvania.
Saying it was 'regrettable" that
Conn had to come into court, Judge
Dithrich told the fighter:
/ Young people look up to you. and
you're the idol of a lot of boys.
You're not the type of young man
to do this. I'm going to accept your
explanation of an errand of mercy.
Sentence suspended"
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Telephone Bill Tax
Increase Is Voted BY
Senate Committee
Higher Rote on Tickets
For Amusement
Pieces Asked
P. Wirephoto.
Nv I. A. O,LEARY.

The Senate Finance Committee
agreed late today to add another
$2o9 000, 900 to the $500 900 900 tax
bill by adopting several new excise
levies and boosting corporation sur
taxes.
The committee was still in session
at late hour. seeking to raise the
total of the bill wherever possible.
and was reported to have reached
these decisions:
To increase the rate of local tele-
phone monthly bills from to 10
per cent, producing s28,600 900 of
additional revenue.
To increase from 10 to Is per
cent on admissions to theaters and
other places of amusement. esti-
| mated to raise an extra S72 500 900
To increase from S to per cent
in the surtax on corporations having
net income of 5000 and less and
in the surtax on corporations with
net income of more than SIS 900
estimated to raise s100,000000.
To set up new 10 per cent levy
on electric light bulbs, estimated
to yield $8,00o,0O0.
An effort to increase the House
schedule of excess profit rates on
corporations by percentage points
| all along the line is said to have
failed on tie vote, to 8, but may
be taken up again in revised form
The defeated proposal would have
raised $50 ,000, ,000 Under existing
law the excess profit rates range
from IS per cent on the first $4,000
to so per cent in the top bracket of
$500,00 and over. The House bill
made the range from IS to so per
cent, and the defeated motion called
for rates from 81 to 81 per cent
A renewed attempt to raise the
Federal gas tax rate from 1Ia to 2
cents again failed, as on previous
vote.
A new proposal to tax chewing
| gum also failed.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Earlier Story on Pare ALI

Earlier Story on Page A-IJ
Possibility of the end of the gas
cline shortage on the eastern sea-
board by spring was seen late today
BY Ralph K. Davies, acting petro-
leum co-ordinator.
Mr.. Davies. testifying before sub
committee of the Senate Commerce
Committee investigating conflicting
reports as to the cause of the made
quate supply of petroleum products
on the Atlantic Coast, conditioned
his optimistic forecast, however
with two big ifs
The shortage should end in the
spring, he declared, if the projected
500 100000 pipe lines from the
Evening star., 1941-08-28
End Of Gasoline Shortage
By Spring Seen by Davies

Texas oil fields to the East Coast
are completed and If there Is no
further withdrawal for war service
of oil tankers now bringing supplies
to the East.
Senator Maloney of Connecticut.
the subcommittee chairman. and
Senator Burton, Republican. of Ohio,
both drilled Mr.. Davies with ques-
tions as to why idle tank cars had
not been pressed into use to circum-
vent the gasoline shortage In this
section of the country.
Senator Burton developed the fact
that either the use of 10000 tank
cars or so tankers would not only
tSee GASOLINE. Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-08-28
BULLETIN.

OMAHA (R.-Bobby Riegel,
transplanted Virginian from
Houston, Tex. finished the
hrst nine holes Of his National
Amateur tourney quarter-final
match / up on Bruce McCor-
mick of Los Angeles today,
after Mccormick was penal
lied with loss Of the ninth
hole for accidentally kicking
his ball. -.
Marvin BUD Ward, 1889
champion, went into the back
nine l up on scrappy little
Steve Kovach of Pittsburgh.
Ted Bishop, Boston, was 2 up
on Lou Jennings of Portland,
Greg, at the turn. Pat Abbott
of Los Angeles, 1888 flnalist,
finished the front nine l up on
Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie.
N. Y, who was beaten in the
1887 and 1889 title rounds.
B, the Associat ted Press.
OMAHA, Aug. 2s.-Bruce McCor
mick. curly-haired fireman fror
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Norruqunsett Park

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and upward; l mile and
speedy Booser ,sconza, $3.50 2o.30 1920
Baby Talk tDe CamillisD 2l.60 1890
Croissant tTaylor) 80
Time. :44ts.
Also ran-Adoress, .Crius, Magnetism.
Molssses Bill. Skagway. Kurdistan, French
Trap and Hand and Glove.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Sofety Expert Dead

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Aug. % tPl.
DIR. August F. Knoefel, 81, pio-
neer in the coal mine safety move
ment, died last night. He was au-
thor of the first-aid text book of
the United States Bureau Iof Mines.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Washington Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claimins
Swear -olds; II. miles.
Must Go tCruickshank) 80 $50 300
Brother Jim tHarreln $40 300
The Skipper Thompson $40
Time, $40.
Also ran-Brisht Play. rishvife, Sons
S-ianer War Joe, Hada Moon, Gypsy
, -ch, Ariel Rose and Marie Matilda.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Todoy's Home Runs
American .LeAgu

American League.
williams. Boston, I'd inning.
Cronin, Boston, 4th inning.
Heinrich, New York, Sd inning.
National League.
West, Boston, 4th inning.
Cavarretta, Chicago, 9th inning.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
J Die in Suez CunoI Roid

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 28 P).-Seven
persons were killed and 80 wounded
in; an Axis raid last night on the
Sue8 Canal.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
% Selections and Entries for To-
morrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Two Dead in MAGNESIUM Plant Blast

SAN JOSE, Calf QFp-Two were burned fatally to-
day and another injured critically as flames flashed big
plant turning magnesium for industries The dead:
Donald Bonateld Clara Meyer Galonoy 80, San
Jose third Eugene McCnchey 35 OF Pleasanton was
in critical condition seriously hurt
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Other League Games
Washington Chicago game,
Page TX.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit
Boston ----- O1O z22 000- I 10 0
Detroit 1900 O1O 10l 501- 8 II
Batteries-Dsbsen, Ryba and Hsasssk,
Benton. Mandsrs and Sullivan.
At Cleveland
Philadelphia 200 900 300-5 10
Cleveland - 800 600 O00-3 70
Batteries-Babieh, Beekman and Hayes;
Milnar. Brown and Desautels.
At ST. Louis
New York 203 900
st. Louis 49, 10 OO
Battsrie.-Donald. Diekey and Rssar;
Munertef, Harris and Swift.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York
st. Louis 600 500 O0O- 5 II q
New York. 600 900 00o-0 -
s.tteri..-roliet. C.rpenter and Cooper;
Melton, Adams and Hartnett.
At Boston
Chicago ---- 900 600 O01-1 Il
Boston --- 100 100 O0I-7 1 /
Battsries-Eaves, Ra6ensberses and
McCuilouEh: Farley and Berfes.
At Philadelphia
Pittsburgh - 600 00o 0o3- ! 10 !
Philadelphia 0l0 900 0l0-z %
Batteries-Dietz. Klingey, LsDes. and
Davis; Pearson, Hughss, Hoerst ana Law
ingstoh.
(Only Games Scheduled)
Evening star., 1941-08-28

. SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000. claim
ms; maiden 3-year-olds and upward Will
son Mile.
Alimony Kid tGysin) 114.f0 Al 30 IL 90
Count Happy uindy) $40 so
Thrift tRobertson) o.O0
Time, 1:424s.
.AlsC ran-Firing Line, Storm Orphan.
Phlidor, Periover, Scaramouch and Telle-
tane.
EIGHTH RACE+Purse. $1,000; claim
ins; 3-year-olds and upward: l Is miles.
Kai-hi Donoso) ZOO $50 2.I0
Short Distance tStouD 400 3.10
Lante tMcCreary) $50
Time, 1854.
Also ran-Priority Devils Run, Star OF
ppdula.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Marlboro

SIXTH RACEPurse. $500: claiming
S-year-olds and upward; III miles;
Tyr (HabeD 800 30 =
Brooke Boy lKirk) 4.o0 30
GiSgle Lee tScocca) o.2
Time, 1855 3-5.
Also ran-Olivilo. Italian Harry, Id
Time, Two Aces, Odenathus.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Italians Claim Hits on British Cruisers

ROME 0P}-Italan torpedo planes have damaged light
cruiser and 2000ton auxiliary cruiser of the British fleet
in the Mediterranean the italian high command reported
today Tobru with large formation Of Italian
and German planes which defense installations and bat
teres were the bombing of British positions at the
position of Giarabub also reported. The British
renewed their attacks Tripol and Bengas.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
HUGE DN|EPER DAM BLOWN up REDS REVEAL
Late News Bulletins

British Government Takes Over Roilwoys
LONDON DF-The British government tonight took
Of British railways Direction Of Brains four
main railways and Londons vast transportation system
subways and trolley placed under the man
agement OF the London Transport Board
Ciono Undergoes Throat Operation
ROME E'-Count Galeazzo Cano, Foreign Minister and
son in law Musson has undergone operation
disclosed tonight He has been nds
posed for time.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

By the Associet ted Press.
OMAHA, Aug. 28.-Bruce McCor-
mick, curly-haired fireman from
Evening star., 1941-08-28

tSee DAM, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-08-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Weather Forecast

Clear, continued cool lowest tonight about IS;
tomorrow fair somewhat higher temperatures;
light variable winds. Temperatures today
Highest, 7s, at pm.; lowest, So, at $50 am.
From the United States weather Bureau report.
Full Details Pags Az
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Osudne sklouznuti.

V Hloubetine, "a Petrmano-
YOU tovarnou, skladal deln1k
OldTich Pokorny z Libne s tez-
keno nakladn1ho auta hl1nu.
vozu zpozoroval, re must
s autem O neco popojet, zapjal
motor vozu a upozornil zavoz-
n1ka Pokorneho, re trochu po-
pojede.
Zavozn1k to wal ma vedomost.
Kdyz uz Sc VIZ hybal, Pokor-
ny sklouzl pc kluzke hl1ne a
octl Sc obema nohama pred
zadn1mi koly auta. Vykrikl,
ale softer uz rozjety VIZ yeas
nezastavil. Tezka kola auta
pTejela deln1kovi nohy. Pokor-
ny byl lined odvezen do ne
mocnice ma Bulovce, kde lekafi
zjistili, re ma zlomenou pra-
YOU nohu We stehne a ODE nohy
boc1ch. O.
sudne sklouznuti vyradilo Po-
korneho ma dlouho, nell zcela
z prace. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Srmrt rychlejSi.

Obchodvedouci Marie Svobo-
dova re Spalene ulice v Praze,
nepfisla do zamestnan1. Kdyz
marne pc cele dopoledne ceka-
Ii a kdyz neprisla zprava, co
sc S nj stale, odesel jeden re
zamestnanc1 do jejfho bytu.
Tam sc vysvetlilo, proc obchod
vedouci neprisla. V byte Svo-
bodove uc1tili Tide pc vstupu O.
stry zapach sv1tiplynu. Gumo-
YOU pripojkou k plynovemu va
fici, jak Sc pozdeji pTi vysetro-
vanf ukazalo, unikal plyn, KITE
ry poznenahlu zaplnoval pokoj
|Svobodova patrne, jak Mama
covala poloha jej1ho tela, male
zeneho nedaleko okna, ucitila
zapach, hodlala otevf1t okno,
ma ceste k nemu pTepadla j
vsak nevolnost a mdloba a Svo-
bodova jiz nedosla. Upadla a
podlehla 1cinkGm plynu drive:
nez pTisla pomoc. Mrtve teic
! zenino bylo ~dopraveno do dsta-
lvu pro soudnl lekarstvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

va ofensiva prot RekGm, po-
smlval Sc "strachu Spojenych
StatG pred invas1 velmoc1 osy''
a ostfe napadl "malou skupinu
ItalG, zbytky to zednarskych lo
Ii, kterou zdrt1me kdyz a az
budeme chtlti". Prohlasil, re
''italska moralka media Sc zlo-
miti."
Mluvil pc As minut k rim
skym fasistickym vGdc1m, KITE
II byli svolani O nekolik hodin
pred tim do divadla Adriano.
Italsky lid slysel jeho rec z am
plionG ma namest1ch.
Byla to prvni rec Mussolini
no cd 18. listopadu, skoro me-
sic pred zahajen1m anglicke O.
fensivy v Egypte.
z anglickych politickych pra-
menu byla havana rec premi-
era Mussoliniho pTiznan1m sla-
bosti a nesplnenych chloub.
Diplomaticky correspondent
Tiskoveho sdruzenf poukazuje
ma pfirovnani mezi Angli1 a
Nemeckem, jez ucinil Mussoli-
nj We sve feci a uvad1 jej V pro-
tiklad k jeho dr1vejs1m probe
vn1m, v nichz hlasal, re "Italie
pohl1zf ma sebe nejen jake row.
nocennou Anglii, nybrz i jake
ma o~vladatelku vsech angelic
kych sill ma Stredozemn1m mo-
ri.
"Nyni jiz neuvedl bombastic-
kych, chlubnych tvrzen1, re l.
talska vojska jsou S to zatlaciti
Anglicany "a Suezsky prGplav
a tax pridaji nova vftezstv1 a
trofeje k italske r1si. Ale nyn1
ozyva Sc z jeho reci ton, re j.
talsky lid ma cerpati 1techu,
re nemecka slla je tax velka,
re naciste budou "a Italii taha-
tt kastany z ohne."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

V restauraci ma hlavn1m ma
draz1 v Praze revoltovala ma
doba S vaf1c1 kavou takovym e.
nergickym zpusobem, re pTi-
vedla tfi zamestnance do ne
mocnice. Ma plotne kuchyne
stala velka nadoba, v n1z Sc
varil tento cerny napoj. Ma
doba nebyla tax docela obycej-
ma. Byla uzavrena a zakonce-
ma zaklopkou. Bedrich Stola
zpozorovala, re Sc kava v nj
vafl. Wal il tedy a postavil ma
zem. Pr tom otevfel zaklop-
ku a z nj vyrazil proti nemu
Shiny proud horke kavy. "a
sahl nejen Stolu, ale take IT.
letou sluzebnou Marii Stepin-
kovou a stejne stareho kuchaT-
skeho ucne Frantiska Sm1ska.
Vsichni tri byli dopraveni ma
kliniku prof. Bezecneho. Sto-
la ma popaleniny prvnfho a dru
heho stupne ma leve ruce, prsou
a nohou, Sm1sek ma popaleniny
ma nohou a rukou a Stepinkova
ma leve ruce, prsou a ma nohou.
Stola ZGstal v lecen1; ostatni
byli propuSteni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Vcely vytrestaly zlodeje.

Roln1k Matej Sury v Borsi-
clch u Buchlovic byl nahle wy
rusen re spanku podezrelym
sramotem. Kdyz pootevrel O.
kno, spatril V zahrade vzdalu-
j1c1 Sc postavu, jez utikala S
nafkem do poll. Roln1k vysel
do zahrady a brzy seznal prici-
nu zahadne nocn1 ~navstevy.
Dv1rka Ike vcel1nu byla otevfe-
ma a vypusten6 vcely divoce pc
letovaly a bzucely. Rolnlk Sc
znal, re ma mfste byl zlodej,
jenz patrne v domnen1, re je V
zahradn1 besfdce, snazil Sc ne
co ukrasti, otevfel We tine dvir-
ka vcel1nu, ale vcely no v cape
tt poucily, re nikdo CHI nesmi
jejich kid. Potrestaly
zlodeje hned ma m1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Cesky rolnik a dslnik nez-
radi a nepodlehne.
(Tiskova sluzba G. N. r.

Londynsky k~ratkovlny roz-
HAS Londyn6 hlasil IL. 1nora
do stare vlasti:
Nemecka propaganda hraje
v posledn1ch dnech prazskem
tisku ma novou strunu. Poole
toho tanc1 ovsem take nacisti-
ct1 propagatori v prazskem
rozhlasu. V Tadach intelligence
jsou pry stale jeste snflkove ne
DO nicemn1 Tide, ktef1 brzd1 spo
lupraci ceskeho naroda S vel
kym narodem nemeckym. Del
n1ci a zamedelci pry nejbystTe-
il nahledli, re budoucnost ces-
keno naroda zajisti nejlepe je-
no zapojen1 do rise, a pracuji
pry proto poctive pro sblizeni
obou narod1.
"Kdyz ptacka lapajf, pekn6
mt zp1vaj1."
Nemci 81 uvedomujf jaky
zisk mali z prace ceskeho re-
medelce a delnfka. Obd6lava
pole a ~prGmyslove vyrobky Ii
vi nemecke valecne hospodaT-
stvi. Jeho prace je nenahradi-
telna a nikdy j nem1ze byti
dosti. Jestlize vsak je cesky
delnik a zemedelec loyaln1 k
T1si, proc vyhanej1 ceskeho re-
medelce z rodneho gruntu ma
Vyskovsku, Plansku, Boskovi-
cich, Plumlove, ma Milovicku,
v Polab1, proc posflaj1 ceskeho
d6ln1ka ma nucene prace do
Nemecka a m1sto neho nasazu-
il nemeckeho deln1ka? Proc
jej hl1da Gestapo?
Pravda je, re cesky deln1k a
rolnfk je pevny jake nikdo j.
ny v hrdinnem odporu prot
nemeckemu vykoristovateli.
Pride chv1le, kdy vezme do ru-
ky zbrane, kosy, copy, palice,
perl1ky a projev1 svou vernost.
Bude stat v jedne rade s tired
nikem, ucitelem a vsemi TENN
"snilky a nicemnymi lidmi",
kteff haiti nemeckou praci. PAX
to nebude ami delnlk, ami zeme-
delec ami 1rednlk = Dude to
six milionG poctivych CechG. A
nacisticka p1snicka o jejich To-
yalnosti Sc ukaze stejne prof.
hama jake vsecko ostatni, CO
patti do nemeckeho valecneho
programu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Propil CHI dedictvi.

We Wolfov6 nalevne Te-
rezske ulici v Olomouci 81 del
nix FrantiSek Bayer porucil
liker. Mel u sebe ctyri tisice
K, ktere mu zanechala jeho
zemrela manzelka. Pen1Ze
mel v penezence. Kdyz chtel
zaplatit 1tratu, zjistil, re mu
je nekdo ukradl. Ohlasil kra-
DEE policii, ktera zjistila, re S
Bayerem byl v nalevne jedena-
ctyTicetilety byvaly rezn1k Lud-
vlk Formanek. Pc "a hodi-
mach nasli Formanka ubohem
stavu. Lezel ma ulici v Hodo-
lanech ma mol opily. Kdyz pc
n1ze Bayerovi ukradl, natal 81
autodrozku, navstfvil v Hodo-
lanech nekolik hostincG a 1pl-
ne Sc opil. Mel u sebe jiz jen
tTistadvasedesat K. Ostatn1 pc
n1ze utratil. Putoval do vezni-
ce.