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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Keep Small Business
Alive, McNutt Urges
Senate Committee
Unemployment Peak
From Goods Shortages
Seen in Next 6 Months
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Federal Security Administrator
Paul v. McNutt asserted today the
Nation could not afford busy as
sembly lines in some places and
hungry bread lines in others" and
predicted appalling unemployment
next year if the Government failed
to keep small business alive.
Small and medium sized bust
nesses are basic part of this coun-
try's economic foundation, Mr.. Nc
Mutt told a Senate committee which
is studying small business problems.
Since such enterprises have their
ups and downs together" they could
not be considered separately, he
added.
when the workers in small in
dustrial plants are unemployed"
he declared, small stores and serv-
ice Adjustments lose customers
and lay off help, and this in turn
limits the consumption OF the prod
uctS of larger businesses"
'Layoffs due to material shortages
are likely to be severe in the near
future" Mr.. McNutt continued.
Recent reports to the public en-
ployment Offices from selected plants
indicate they have already laid off
$4,000 workers and anticipate lay
ing off 124,000. or about one-fourth
of the total force.
Nearly one-half of the firms
curtailing employment formerly en-
ployed fewer than $50 workers. The
peak Of labor displacement is likely
to be felt during the first half of
1912"
Mr.. McNutt estimated that mil
lions of workers would be shifting
jobs, meanwhile experiencing some
period of unemployment and "the
chill of insecurity" Areas hardest
hit by materials shortages at the
present time appear to be the Great
Lakes section and the Ohio Valley
he said, although layoffs in a wide
variety of New England industries
have been reported.
The Federal security program car
cushion the effects of labor dis
placement and unemployment ir
several ways, the administrator de-
clared. Public employment offices
will make plant surveys to deter.
mine whether facilities can be con.
verted to war production, Fedora
agencies will assist workers trans
ferring to defense jobs and trail
them if necessary, and the Govern.
ment will pay unemployment insur'
ance benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18

an about effort against the jan
anese, especially by the populace
behind the lines.
1--WE are resisting effectively on all
fronts and the situation is under
CONTROL" he said. "Filipinos and
Americans are fighting together with
signal valor under the command
of 1t. Gen. Macarthur. in whose
courage and ability have absolute
faith"
President Quezon urged a "busi-
ness-as- usual policy for the people
and warned them against rumors
and propaganda "being spread by
the enemy or fifth columnists" with
the intent of breaking their morale.
President Quezon told the Fill
pinos to have utter confidence in
the Government and people of the
United States "since they have car
ried out all promises they made and
were carrying out the independence
pledge when Japan attacked"
He cautioned against excessive
zeal in dealing with enemy ma
tionals.
Urges Calm and Confidence.
President Quezon told the Fill
pinos to be calm and confident. He
said there would be much suffer-
ing and expressed deep sympathy
with the mothers who have lost
sons and also with those who have
lost members of their families and
friends.
But war is tragic, we must ex-
pect all this" he said
1--WE are fighting with America in
defense of our liberties, for attain
ment of independence, in defense of
freedom and justice everywhere and
for the right of all people to be
masters Of their destiny" he added
Il have no doubt that in the end
the victory will be on our side.
America with her unlimited re-
sources and strength will come to
our aid. Above all, I am confident
that the God of Justice, our divine
Father, is with u.s.
Police Tighten Watch.
Meanwhile, police frightened theil
watch for subversive and fifth.
column activities and warned ma.
tionals of pro-Axis countries who
have not been taken into custody
to avoid suspicious activities.
These included Spaniards, Hun
garians. some Frenchmen, Austrian.
and Chinese adherents of Vans
Ching-wei, head of the japanese.
supported regime in Marking.
Gen. Valdes ordered all reserve
officer training corps cadets to re.
port Immediately for further mill
tary training. 1t was estimated tn,
cadets total $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18

IN PACIFIC COMMAND SHAKE UP-These highrankng Army
and NAVY officers figure changes in the United
States Pacific war organization ordered last night
|f"4@ FEFEf7 ~sE A P and Wide World Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18

running out Of Tatung, in northern
most Shansi, within the double
course of the Great Wall, and also
south Of the inner course Of the
Great Wall, were said to have been
reoccupied by Chinese forces.
The Japanese left Chinese puppet'
garrisons in the five areas, it was
said, but these forces promptly went
over to the Free China side.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong continued
to hold out against japanese as
sault. Bombing and Smelling of the
ing, military commentator in Lon
don said.
1t is reported, the commentator
said, that the British artillery dis
persed some Japanese troop concen-
trations and transport on the main
land and silenced two sections Of
artillery.
Embattled defenders of Hong
Kong stood pat on their decision
never to surrender after their gov
ernor and commander in chief had
turned down a second Japanese de-
mand to yield and had received
orders from London to hold on"
Military men in London agreed
that the island could not hold out
indefinitely If the japanese were
willing to pay its price in men and
materials, but Gov. Sir Mark Young
reported to Colonial Minister Lord
Moyne he had advised the Japanese
commanders he would receive no
more surrender proposals.
Chungking dispatches said the
British had destroyed much Jap
anese equipment before withdraw
ing from Kowloon and said con-
tinued successful Chinese attacks on
japanese rear % miles north of
Hong Kong had caused the Jap
anese to rush reinforcements and
impress Chinese civilians for mill
tary duty in Canton.
Hong Kong's chances Of relief de-
pended, however, in the opinion OF
London military observers, on broad
anUl-AXlS SUCCESSES III Quiet rdl
Eastern fighting and especially or
an early increase In anti-Japanese
aerial and naval strength. I'M
portance Of the harassing Chinese
efforts was believed to lie in giving
the British and Americans time to
assemble these necessary forces.
News was lacking on the situation
in Borneo, where the japanese in
vaded the rich Miri oil country o.
Sarawak, British protected kingdom
of the white rajahs on the north.
west coast.
A voluntary withdrawal Of many
civilians, especially women and chill.
dren, was begun from Calcutta Tues
day in view Of the possibility of {
Japanese attack on the Bay o.
Bengal port, a delayed dispatch from
New Delhi said.
Most members of the large Amer
lean colony, after comforting re-
Gently with United States Consu
General George r. Merrell. decided
to remain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Manila
confined to the air. said the after
noon United States communique.
Continued From First Page.)

confined to the air." said the after
noon United States communique.
Armies Amalgamated.
The communique also announced
amalgamation Of the entire Philip
pine Army with the United States
Army in the Far East.
The chief of staff of the Philip
pines Army, Gen. Basilio j. Valdes,
will continue to administer his
echelon, the announcement said.
The communique said that "in
order to amalgamate all defense
forces and effectuate the maximum
cohesion and coordination, the en-
tire Philippine Army is indicted
into the U. S. A. F. E."
1t also was announced that 1t
Gen. Douglas Macarthur had given
President Manuel QueZon check
for $4,000, 900 for public relief and
civilian defense.
Un Washington, Philippines
sources said the $4,000, 900 came
from President Roosevelt's emer-
gency fund, having been sent to
the islands yesterday, at the same
time 1t was announced that q
similar allotment had been made
to Hawaii)
President Quezon in radio ad-
dress to the Philippines appealed for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Far East
Continued From First Page)

Penang in "a hours, but still believed
the island of the Malayan coast to
be in British hands.
The province of Wellesley, directly
opposite Penang on the mainland.
was cut off and the japanese were
believed moving in.
japanese activity at erik, 18 miles
south of the Thai border, was. be-
lieved to herald at attempt to drive
south into Perak along the excellent
highway on the eastern flank of the
new British defense line. The road
south of erik can carry all kinds OF
motor transport, but the terrain on
either side is broken by mile-high
mountains.
The British and Indian troops are
now recognizing south Of Singer
Krian," communique said.
Yesterday there was some fight
ing in the vicinity of erik, but no
enemy activity in that area has been
reported this morning"
An attack on British positions In
Kelantan was declared to have been
driven of with heavy Japanese
casualties.
The implication was that jap
anese thrusts in Eastern Malaga had
been checked below Kota Bharu
whose airport was the original OBJ
jective of japanese landing parties
ferried across the Gulf of Siam.
Kota Bharu Is the only city IN the
fiat and fertile state OF Kelantan
which stretches south for l20 miles
from the border OF Thailand.
japanese Premier Hideki Tojc
told the japanese Diet that the
naturalization" of British Singa'
pore would take a long time be-
cause of that bases equipment anc
the jungle land favoring British de-
lenses in Malaga, a D.NB. Toxic
dispatch said last night. However
he claimed that japanese troop:
were breaking stubborn British re-
| sistance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
3 Drives by Chinese.

D DElfcS ny ShhueScs
The Chinese are maintaining three
counter drives against the Japanese
in Kwangtung Province, facing
British Hong Kong on the South
China coast, the Central News
Agency announced in Chungking.
The zones of the Chinese actions.
intended primarily to relieve the
japanese siege of Hong Kong Is
land, were outlined as follows:
l. The frontier region facing Kow-
loon peninsula, part of the Hong
Kong colony which the Japanese
have occupied. There the Chinese
were pressing Pokut, identified as
the first station on the Canton-Kow-
loon railway. west of Shumchun. at
the colony border. They claimed
capture of Japanese outposts.
2. The vicinity of Swatow. big port
city of easternmost Kwanktung.
8. North of Canton, which in turn
is northwest of Hong Kong.
Ofhcial Chinese dispatches said
japanese forces had abandoned five
districts in Shansi Province. North
China, giving up territory held for
three years in order to bolster their
offensive on new Pacific fronts.
The districts, west of a railway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Axis Forces Fighting
Among Selves Taken,
Russians Report
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-The
Russian radio in a broadcast to-
day from Sverdlovsk told OF
Russian cavalry in the Donets
Basin capturing fleeing Ger
man, Italian and Rumanian
troops when these fell TO fgnt-
ing one another.
The broadcast, heard by n. B.
c., said Italian soldiers were
elected by a German regiment
from a westbound train. A free
for-all, in which Rumanian
soldiers joined with the Italians
against the Germans followed.
Their the Russian cavalry
dashed in and captured quar-
reling troops, the train and hum
dreds of supply-laden Axis
trucks, the radio said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
WuveII Sees Hard Year,
But Forecasts Victory

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 49,.
Gen. Sir Archibald P Wavell, CON-
mander in chief Of India, said today
that 81 expect a hard year in 1912
against the Axis. which is still for
midable, but we ought TO finish.
them off in fairly good time"
He stressed Allied successes in
Libya and Russia at one Of his in,
frequent press conferences.
Gen. Wavell said he was confident
that initial advantages gained by
the japanese through treachery
would be wiped out.
There is no cause for great alarm
in India" he remarked. ..
Civic guards have been enrolled
throughout the country and AFRAID
defenses have been tested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18

See Our Huge Stock of Diamonds Watcher ewsiy
lSuerware Eleceol Appanees One Charge Account
la Coper All Your Needs i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-18
Stones Dominate Ruffle

When Mrs. G. Stone arranged q
rattle for a bottle OF whisky at Den.
ham, England, to raise war weapons
funds she had the oldest resident,
Mrs. NJ. Stone, draw the winning
ticket, and L. Stone was the win
ner, but none of the Stones is re-,
lated.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
RHINE.

= Vsechny stromy nenavste-
vuje blesk stejne. V poslednich
letech dali 81 v cizine praci a
zapisovali pTfpady, kdy do KITE
rych strom1 uhodil blesk. Pc
zaznamu mnoha pr1pad1 Sc Iii
stilo, re blesk bije ~nejcasteji
do dubu. Naproti tomu vsak i
vysokym orechGm Sc vyhyba, a
kdyz udeTil, bylo to- jen velmi
zridka. Vysvetlenl nenl tezke:
Prfcinou je r1zna elektricka
vodivost dreva, ktera je u kaz-
deho druhu stromu jina. Gin
strom v lete, tedy v ddobi bou-
rex, ma vice oleje We dreve, tim
je horsim vodicem a tim tez
pravdepodobnost pTitahovani
blesku je mensi. Je-li strom,
nebo velike vetve, suchy, ne
bezpec1 pax vzrGsta.
z toho by uplynulo poucen1,
re kdyz v bouTce hledame O.
chrany, a nenf jineho vyhnuti
nez dit poblfze velkych stro-
mi, vyhneme sc dublin. Poole
moznosti zvolme radeji orech,
do ktereho blesk nebije.
- Clement Atlee, lord SOU
krone pecete vyslovil Sc, re Ii
ga narod1 Size mela nezdar, a.
lie re zasad, ma nichz byla zalo-
zena, must byti pouzito pri zno-
vubudovanf sveta pc valce.
Pravil: "Musi tn byti jists
kolektivnf moe, ably vynucova.
la sv6tovou spravedlnost." Mlu
vii v narodnfm vyboru pro o.
braun pred svym odjezdem dc
ISpojenych Staff, kde Sc ucast'
nj mezinarodni delnicke konfe.
renee.
Prohlasil, re must byti pro.
lveden velky reformnf plan, a.
! by byly v Nemecku vymyteny
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
317 CechH z~avrazdsno Ia tri
tydny " protektoratu.

Ia prvnf tri tydny Heydri-
chovy hr6zovlady v "protekto-
ratu" bylo zavrazdeno BIT O.
sob a ma 1900 jinych bylo "vy-
setrovano" inkvisicnfmi metho-
damn gestapa, die spolehlivych
zprav, jez dosly do csl. kruhG
V Jerusalemu.
Mnoz1 z techto obet1 byli OBJ
zalovani, re poslouchali roz-
HAS z ciziny, zejmena z Angle
Soucasne Gestapo zahajila
novou kampan teroru prot ce-
skemu ucitelstvu a professor
stvu, z nichz tri byli zavrazd6-
nj Praze a ctyTi v Brine. Mno-
no ceskych skol bylo zavreno a
majetek Sokola byl pTedan Hi
tlerove mladezi a jinym nemec-
kym organisacfm.
Bylo tez zahajeno vrazdeni
zidG v "protektoratu" a je jim
hrazeno, re budou odtud vyhna
nj. Jsou nyn1 vetsinou v pra-
coYnfch taborech ,kde trpf hla-
dem. Zamestnavati zidovske-
no ucne v obchode a remeslfch
|je zakazano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Csl. vojaci take oslavili pamat-
ku Ant. Dvofaka.

Dne IL. zar1 vystoupil pc
weekly sbor csl. armady ma vel
kych oslavach Ant. Dvoraka v
Londyne. Oslavam byl pTlto-
men president s chot1, clenove
vlady a cetnf anglict1 hoste. Di-
rigent sboru v New Yorku do
stall Cd ministra Slavika, ktery
byl slavnostnim recnikem pfi
oslave, dopis z nehoz wilma
me:
"Byl jsem radostne pTekva-
pen bezvadnym vykonem csl.
vojenskeho peveckeho sboru.
Zvlaste jsem byl potesen, kdyz
jsem slysel slova uznan1 cd an
glickych hudebnich odborn1k1.
Konate dobre dilo We prospect
csl. vojska i dobreho csl. jme-
na."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
We Zlins vyhorely dilny a skla-
dists Batovych zavodHE.

Ceskoslovenska tiskova kan
cellar prinaSf tyto pIvodnf zpra
wy z Prahy:
Poole nepotvrzene zpravy re
Zl1na vyhoTely dilny a skladis-
te hotove obuvi v Batovych
podnicfch.
Zastupujfc ministra zahrani-
c1 Jana Masaryka pc dobu je-
no pobytu We Spojenych Sta
tech, promluvil v londynskem
rozhlasu poslanec a vydavatel
"Lidovych Novin" Jaroslav
Stransky a nalehal ma Cecho-
slovaky, ably neveTili nepTatel-
ske propaganda, ktera tvrd1,
re Heydrichovy obeti zemfely
zbytecne.
"Bylo by zbytecne jejich u
mlrani, kdyby melo zdstat mar
me-, Zalezi ma mas vsech, ably
jednoho dine doSlo k boz1 pom
ste," pravil Jaroslav Stransky
We SVEN rozhlasovem projevu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Pc zlocinu spravedlivy trest.

Pred senatem krajskeho SOU
du v Plzni sc odpovfdali re zlo-
cinu kradeze obvinen1 diva Pl-
zenane, 27lety obchodnf pr1ru-
cf Vaclav Rajchl a 21lety ko-
var Vaclav Frycek. Odcizili
spolecne z prGjezdu domu cp
v Plzni, Saska ulice, sedm kadl
zel1, jehoz majiteli obchodn1-
ku Jar. Vovsovi tim vznikla
skoda 2127 K. Obzalovan1 Gin
nepopreli a byli odsouzeni k
stejnemu trestu 10 mes1c1 a 20
strenemu trestu 10 mes1cG tez-
keno zalare. Statn1 zastupce sc
vsak S rozhodnut1m soudu ne
spokojil a podal odvolanf CO do
vyse trestu, kteremu nyn1 vrch-
nj soud v Praze vyhovel. ODE
ma odsouzenym zvysil trest ma
Is mesicG tezkeho zalaTe, ne
podmfneneho a zostreneho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Decko ukradeno z kocarku ma
ulici.

We Fitchburg, Mass, Ken
meth A Mclean mi. ,byl unesen
re sveho kocarku, ktery pone-
chala jeho matka ma ulici, kdyz
zasla do jisteho Departmental
no obchodu, ably obstarala svdj
nakup.
Die jednoho re svedkG u
chon1ku zastavil automobil, z
neho vystoupila zena, vzala
decko a ujela. Die jinych sved-
XII zena, ktera vzala decko,sla
pesky. Rodice decka zijf v
skrovnych pomerech. Otec je
zamestnan jake pomocnfk v to-
varne ma zbrane.
Policie jala sc patrati pc re-
ne, ktera byla svedkem 1nosu
a zastavovala a prohlfzela au-
tomobily, v nichz byly male
deti. Unesene decko bylo jedi
nym deckem manzel6, asi 80
let starych, kteTf byli oddani a.
81 pred pGl druhym rokem.
McLeanova, kdyz vysla z oh
chodu a seznala, re kocarek je
prazdny, jala Sc narfkati a by
la dopravena domG V hysteric-
KEN stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Tragedie opuStene.

We skoro prazdnem bytu v
Chicago byly nalezeny ctyri
plac1cf deti a ma satu jednoho
byl pTispendlen lfstek psany
matkou, Rose Palmerovou, kde
matka, % let stara, vysvetluje,
re deti jsou hladove a ona Cd
chaz1, ably 81 nasla praci a "a
tim at sc nekdo detf ujme, &C
pozd6ji Dude moci, 81 je pri-
v%lastnili. Dale prav1 v lfstku,
re jej1 manzel Robert il pred
rokem opustil a ona sc pokou-
sela uzivit deti z podpory, KITE
rou dostavala, ale nestacilo to
a prosila, ably zvlastnf Poor
most byla venovana nejmladsi-
mu dlteti, ponevadz jest stona-
We a ona nemohla mu davat
zvlastn1 potravu, jak by potre-
bovalo.
Poole tvrzeni soused1 vazila
matka asi IS liber a dostala cd
domacfho rozkaz, ably Sc hned
vyst6hovala. Deti jsou Robert
5lety, Beverly 4leta, Richard
2lety a Dawn 4 mes1ce. Mel
mladSf dive deti dopraveny do
sirotcince sv. Whence a ostat-
nj do juveniln1ho ustavu.
Palmerova p1se:
"Pros1m nemyslete, re z1my
sine deti opoustfm, ale nevidfm
jine cesty. Pokousela jsem Sc
udrzeti je pohromade a starala
jsem Sc o ne, ale nemohu Sc da-
lie dfvat jak hladov1, nemaj1
botky a saty a Stenice a kakru-
&c pc mich lezou. A Ike vsemu
name Sc vystehovat a nevim
kan. Odesla jsem hladova, a.
bych mohla dat detem posled-
nj trochu jfdla. Manuel utekl
pred rokem a nemohu jej ma
lett, abych jej pozadala o po-
moe. Pros1m, starejte Sc dobre
o baby, ponevadz jest nemoc-
no. Vzala jsem je do nouzove
kliniky a zkusila vsechno MOI
ne, ale nemohu mu dat potra-
WI, jakou by potrebovalo. Mi
luji sv6 deti a nechci je nikomu
dat, ale nyn1, kdyz jsem ode
Sla, tax vim, re budou nakrme-
ny a budou NIT stTechu mad hla
YOU. Az dostanu praci a budu
Sc moci o ne starat, tax 81 pro
ne pfijdu. BGh necht mi Cd
pust1 hr1ch, re jsem deti prive-
ola ma svet a nedovedla jsem
jim dat CO p%otTebuji."
Dopis jest podepasn "Zoufa-
Ia matka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
President Benes O Komenskem.
Projev ma cambridgske
universite.

V patek promluvil president
DIR. Benes pred senatem cam
bridgske university o Janu A
mosu Komenskem, o jeho pla-
mech m1rove ligy a o jeho po-
staven1 v dejinach.
President zdGraznil pevnou
vlru Komenskeho v lepSi bu-
doucnost a porovnal dobu Ko-
menskeho s dobou dnesn1: Ko-
mensky usiloval O svetovy mir
uprostred hrozne zkazy, zp1so
bene tf1citiletou valkou, a zd1-
raznoval, re veskere lidstvo ma
lei do stejneho sveta; pokou-
Sci Sc o vytvoreni mezinarodn1
organisace vedouc1ch intelek-
tual1 k uspfsen1 pokroku. Use
to ma svou obdobu v dnesnf do
be.
"Komensky pres to, re byl do
brym ceskym vlastencem, smy-
slel jake Evropan svetoveho
formatu," koncil DIR. Benes svou
prednasku. Mimo DIR. Benese
promluvili O Komenskem pro-
fesori Patton, Desmon a Barker
Pred prednaskou Sc konal
cal, poradany vicekancleren
Vennou. Pc cali nasledovala
lrecepce v Queens College.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31

Helena Kemperova V Chica-
gu cekala cely mesfc ma navrat
manzela Charlese, ale kdyz Sc
nemohla dockat, tax Sc obrati-
la ma policii Sc zadostl, ably Sc
pc 42letem muzi pod1vala. IDA
Sc, re PAM pekafce nejde TAX
O Charlese, jake O $1,000, kite
re wal sebou, kdyz 10. zaff
zanechal pekafiny a sebral,jak
by Tekl American, dough" a
zmizel. zena prav1, re NELL
pen1ze v bance spolecne, on je
vybral a zmizel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Vrah sedmi zen odsouzen.

We Washingtonu J. R. Cato,
SO let starry cernoch, o nemz pc
licie pravf, re Sc primal k "a
vrazdenf sedmi zen, byl usved-
cen re zaloby re znasilnenl a
zavrazd6n1 Rose Abramowit-
zove.
Porota doporucila trest smr-
ii. Abramowitz byla vdana te-
prve mesfc. Cato doznal, re j
znasilnil a zavrazdil, kdyz jej
zavolala do sveho bytu, ably
tam navoskoval podlahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
FishGv sekretar obvinen pro
kFivou prisahu.

We Washington George Hill,
druhy sekretar kongresnika
Hamiltona Fishe, republikana
z New Yorku, byl dan v obza-
lobu pro krivou prlsahu fede-
ralnf velkou p~orotou, v~ysetruji-
CT nacistickou cinnost We Spoje-
nych Statech.
Klade Sc mu "a vinu, re po-
prel, re INA c.. S. Vierecka, kite
ry byl obzalovan dine 8. Tfjna,
re medal nalezite informace pri
registraci jake nacisticky a.
gent. Soudce propustil jej ma
zaruku $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Vdova a diva cernoSi dedici
sedm milionH.

V Sapulpa soudce rozhodl,
re poz1stalost indianske zeny
L. Kolvinov6, $7,413,286 ma no
tovosti a cenne olejove poem
ky, ma byti odevzdan O. A.
Lee-ove, 65 let stare, ktera je
polosestrou zemTele a dvema
bratTlm Mayweatherovym, sy-
novcGm Joe Stevense, manzela
L. KolvinOve.
Leeova obdrzf polovinu, bra
tTf tez. Petrolejovym spolec-
nostem, ktere byly zalovany
bylo ulozeno, ably jim zaplatily
royalty z vytezku pozemku cd
r. 1915 a vzdaly Sc k~ontroly
pOzemku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Dvacet diva Tide zahynuli "
horicim autobusu.


Dvacet dive osoby uhorely a
osm jinych bylo poraneno, z
nichz nektere tezce, ctyfi mile
ma Jill cd Clanton, Ala, kdyz
autobus Il Montgomery do Bir-
minghamu vrazil do mostu a
vznal Sc.
Nocni policista pravil, re IL
de v autobusu nemeli nadeje
ma vyvaznuti, kdyz autobus po-
stavil Sc ma svGj predek pc ma
raZu ma most.
z uradovny statnl policie by
10 n%eprodlene vyslano nekolik
automobile ma scenu neStest1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-31
Wax zabil krajana a zranil
ieho syna.

Josef L. KolaT pTisel o zivot
v muznem veku As roku. Kola-
row prijeli do Grand Island,
Neb. ma vyrocnf obz1nkovou
slavnost. Zapadne cd mesta
do jejich auta vrazil osobn1
WAX drahy Union Pacific, je-
douci vychodnfm smerem. Wax
tail zdemolovane auto ma
vzdalenost asi 70 stop.
Kolar podlehl tezkemu IRA
nenf. 18lety syn Eduard byl
t6zce Zranen.