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slavery" The only clear ringing
statement was made by a certain
Judge 10 Ben Jackson, member OF
the Board of Regents, who stated
loudly that the most ignorant
white man was superior to the
most intelligent Negrol"
The attack upon the Resenwald
Fund which has given over hall
million dollars for white and Negro
education in Georgia found not
a single defender in the open
hearing. White Georgians are going
deliberately misled along the lines
of their prejudices; and just as
long as the intelligent social leader
ship of the South permits this
denial of freedom of thought and
opinion, just so long the South is
going to continue to be the major
social problem of this land.
w. E. B. Dubois
Atlanta University
Atlanta, Ga
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From Ny Study Window
By REV JOHN C. WRIGHT
IN Ouietness And In Conf
dence Shall Be Your Strength

heated, noisy and venomous Oh tno
relative merits and strength OF tne
leaders of Yesterday as compared
with those of today Again, men allo
women, busy and baffled, seeking
nlans and programs of action, must
have their valuable time squanoer-
ed bv the embattled leaders OF yes
terday and today. AS bad as tney
are the leaders of today are as gooo
as those of any other day.
Whether they are or not, thoSo
that are dead cannot command tne
forces which must fight the battles
of this era. The praisers OF the
past have every right to cnerlsi!
hallowed memories OF the gooo
old days". They can make them no
brighter. however, by obStructlng
the onward march of progress with
a studied and persistent discredlt-
ing of our present leaders. They may
not preach like Peter" nor pray
like Paul" but in the light OF tneH
privilege, courage and conSecraVioli
they can, if backed up by all tilo
forces in the community, make
their contribution in their Gay
and generation.
The loyalty of the veterans IN
the grand army of yesterday is
most commendable and beautlIu'
But when it is used to further ol-
vide the followers and hamper ana
discredit the leaders in our current
struggle for justice and manhooo
rights, it becomes pernicious ana
subversive. "In quietneSS ano
confidence, let the men now alive.
trained in the strategy and cam
paigns of the reverend leaders OF
yesterday, come forward with pro-
grams and counsel, born OF the ex-
perience gained in may haro
fought struggle and assist. with
the poiSe of elder statesmen, ths
men and women who must now
be in command.
But in Gods name, let us stop
our noise, our wrangling and our
forensic fireworks and get down
! to the immediate and challenging
task of building program OF COM
munity action that will be adequate
| to the present emergency, and ad-
aptable to any crisis yet to come
THIS is a time for sober, calm, con-
structive thinking. If the generals
can't agree on a plan of campaign.
there is nothing but slaughter and
defeat in store for the deriSions
they command.
submit that more vital than
our reaction to the recent events
at the State Capitol; the EqualiZa-
ton of Teachers Salaries; or even
the securing of the full rights Of
the franchise, is the effective or
ganization of our forces under men
and women who can and will lead
and whom we can and will follow
Do this soberly, without rancor
or personel ambition to insure tae
selection of those who will be
short on mouth and long on brains
and action Let the shouting and
the tu1nult die, for "in quietness
and in confidence shall be our
strength.
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-. - 81 \ sd3:};SS5Zyy
tBl IAOAsAs JEFFERSON FLANAGAN Nx&yx
WEEP FOR GEORGIA

WEEP FOR GEORGIA
From Rabun Gap to Tybees glare
Weep for Georgia.
Swing Low Sweet Chariot there's "Troube in de air."
Here where the tears of fathers lave
The red hills that sink the grave
And the low ho7e's that the slave.
Weep for Georgia
The light of liberty flickers dim,-
Weep for Georgia:
AS "Mambys Chuns" over Jordan swim-
Weep for Georgia.
Smile for the regions meath loves shade tree
Cheer where - and free:
But call to the Lord remember me
And weep-for Georgia,
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cles has been that Negroes as a
minority racial group must tread
more cautiously during this vex-
atious period in American life. This
is true because when the ruling
classes begin to fear for their own
self-perservation they are likely to
commit many injustices against
those who are most defenseless.
What people in America would be
more defenseless, today, than Ne
groeS?
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THAT ASSURANCE from Is
aiah's inspired prophecy should be
our guide and stay in the midst OF
events and issues that try mems
souls in these perilous times. AS
Kipling so we'll puts it
The shouting and the tumult
dies,
The captains and the kings
depart
Still stands an ancient
sacrifice
A broken and a contrite
heart
This is no time for Oratory as
rare and as precious gift as it is
admitted to be. Still less is it a
time when bewildered people are
seeking way out of the chaos OF
our contemporary scene, for leaders
to make a vociferous display OF
their grasp of parliamentary law
and procedure.
tt must be terribly discouraging
TO the rank and file of our people
to respond to a call for a meeting
for advice and guidance in an
emergency that vitality concerns
them as men and as citizens, only
to be compelled to sit through pre-
cious moments. sometimes hours, OF
tumultuous wrangling over inconse-
uuential details of procedure and
organization. When the city is on
fire, it makes little difference whe-
ther the engines use the right, left
or center of the road, the important
thing is to get to the fire.
WASTED TIME
Another fruitful source of con-
fusion in our "deliberative" gather
ings. is the discussion, always
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When P0isons Slow
kIDN EYS
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out for 35 Cents

Go to your druggist today and get
this harmless diuretic and stimulant
- ask for Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
Capsules and start at once to flush
kidneys of waste matter saturated
with acids and poiSOnS
That's a prompt and effective way
to help bring about more healthful
kidney activity and relieve that blad-
der irritation with its scanty passage
with smarting and burning as we'll as
restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often need flushing
as we'll as the bowels, and some symptoms of
kidney weakness may be: getting up often
during the night-puffy eyes-backache.
But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules - the original
and genuine - the price is small (35
cents). Just see if your expectations
aren't fulfilled. Refuse a substitute.
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lllnltS OF lCS
particular struc-
ture of toler-
ance. The whole
disgraceful show
is a display of
the unbalance
created by the
insanity which
is surely posS-
essing the white
people of Anne
rica.
The sense OF
lLano 41.ron nr+i
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Judge To Protect

Continued from page II
in front of the American
Theatre.
When brought before Judge
Fleming, the ceurt declared:
Hes a bully and a criminal
and I'm not going to let him
get away with it. 1 think too
much of the army
Armour was held under
$4,000 bond pending the return
of the soldiers OF press charges.
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But it sometimes worries me to
see the energy of our people so
much continuously wasted in al
legged fervent and heated attempts
to move ourselves forward and
against any block or obstruction.
It is true that from a state of in
organization and a chatteI slavery
system we are but Is years dis
stant. Yet. it seems that we should
by now have formulated such a
plan Of action that would enable
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WASTING ENERGY

SUPPOSE IT is natural for mankind to waste
some energy in learning how to get things done
From time imr1er1orial, it has been the unhappy
lot of man to have to Use finance and materials
iavshln, and for long periods of time IN expert
nents aimed for specific goals I guess it was part
of Gods plan that "by the sweat of the brow and
that alone would be able to live and progress
tIo
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cur getting across any well-meanng programs.
Energy, though never destroyed, is a fleeting,
moving thing that once gone is hard to reclaim or
re1ISe.
Persons taken to be leaders should be careful
lest they let flow wastefully from the muscles Of
willing and capable men and women the energy
that would transform them into giant rulers Of
the universe.
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S. S. With this information and di.
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The Negro And
Natl Defense
BY WALTER r. CHIvERS
Continued from last Sunday

Continued from last Sunday
THE NEGROES OF Georgia have
had, this week, a forceful display
of intolerance in race relations. 1t
has been a clear demonstration of
how the temper of the ruling
classes becomes inflamed when it
feels that the status of the minori-
ty race group has outgrown the
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PLATFORM

the they feel
and which they their views all political social
eeligious economic questions which face the
especially business the
that as we'll job seekers.
3. To instruct boys and girls in the art of thrift
the FahrhoOd God the brotherhood of
S. o a racial foundation pOSefty.
business, the must compete
technique other
vh Above must render dependable ef
able
enterprise Therefore, realizing these vital
INDEX shall all give heed respect
better service
published in which your views
national
opinions shall not reflect m
way The opinion Of PHOENIX INDEX
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INTOLERANCE SPREADING

Or. Lyman BrySOn In recent
speech on Majority minority needs
in the National Crisis" made the
following thought provoking state
ment, 1.-THE most noticeable thing
about the American temper of the
moment is that the vast majority
of the people are getting more in
tolerant of minority opinions, more
angry with those who disagree with
them and less patient with the slow
deliberations of real democracy
This is tendency that can be
understood even if it cannot be
justified. And it would seem to be
only realistic for minority groups
of all kinds to expect less patience
and less understanding than what
can fairly be asked for in times
of peace.
There are possible ways of speed
ing up slightly the societal changes
which we most desire in this period
of National danger. hesitate to
mention them because they do not
fit squarely into the codes of ethics
laid down by the white religious
groups, for Negroes to follow, as
infallible guides to a reward in
heaven. However, if we want some
rewards on earth we may have to
ignore the white mans concept of
ethics as laid down for our exclu-
sive use. Anyway, shall dare to
mention several of these ways
briefly.
MUST BE ALERT
First, Negroes must be alert to
the slightest crack in the prevail
ing economic and political system
This requires silent watching and
"key-hole" peeping. For it is a
fact that American life-policies are
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Seeing and Saying BY William H. roulks,

In sections, the old preventive" tech
niques persist, but not so in Fulton county which
contains Atlanta. The truth is that but few evel
take the initiative to go the courthouse to register
and vote They simply let things drift as they are
Hence insults, brutaties and the like are poured
upon them without letup We create vicious cir
Gle ourselves and continue to blame others for it.
/ BLAME "US"
don't blame any person for using to his ad-
vantage any scheme to get more power and COM
fort unto himself and his kind if he can get away
with it. Upon the theory, don't blame Gov
ernor Talmadge so much for using the racial
equality technique to get his political and social
point across. blame the 100000 Negroes of Geor-
gia more than I do Talmadge and blame the So
called leaders than do the masses. Atrocities
should never be- but by facts are.
The history of the world shows That Dictator
ships (Which always must have scapegoaD arise
when people become Indifferent to their present
advantages forget what history has taught them in
the past and become utterly reckless with regards
to the future. Democracy cannot exist under such d
feeling by the people
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PHOENIX INDEX political
faction shall times reguIa
lon the completely mparaly hatred
All matter coming this office
in order to in
plainly
be
alter unless
paid for.
Make all orders payable to the INDEX 1914 East Monroe
Street they
n be
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WASTED TIME

Another fruitful source of con-
fusion in our "deliberative" gather
ings. is the discussion, always,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

gramofonove desky, ma nichz
je zachyceno opravdu, jak ira
va rosie. Ma gramofonovych
deskach jsou zachyceny i zvu-
ky, ktere vydavaj1 kvety nekte
rych rostlin, kdyz Sc rozvijejf.
muzeme tedy slyset, jak trava
rosie, ale mGzeme to take videt.
Opakem zrychleneho filmu je
film zpomaleny. Fotografova-
ny Precinct Sc kinematotrafic-
kym pr1strojem nefotografuje
= jake obvykle - dvacetkrat
az Sestadvacetkrat "a vterinu,
nybrz fotografuje Sc pc dlou-
hych prestavkach pc p1lhodi-
ne, pc iodine atd. Vyroba ia
koveho filmu trva nekolik mi
nutach videli, jak rostlina wy
rustala re semene, vyhnala mad
zemf, rozkvetla i odkvetla. Mo-
INA, re v dohledne dobe v bio
grafu uvidime film, We kterem
uvidlme a uslys1me, jak trava
rosie.
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Jak Tyl musil kourit.

Kdyz hral jednou Litomy-
Sli, pfihodila Sc Tylovi tragiko-
micka nehoda. Hral v Benedi-
xove veselohTe "Vezenf" posta
WI doktora Hajka, ktery ma
predepsano ma jewish kouFt.
-Nestestf bylo, re Tyl neumel VII
bee kouTit. Nemel ostatne zad-
nych vsedn1ch navykG; nesnu-
pal, nepil pres m1ru a nekouTil.
jake doktor Hajek sc musil
Tyl ma chvfli premoci a zakou-
Tit 81 . Tu Sc stale. re odchaze-
je z jeviste a nejsa zvykly Cd
kladat doutnfk (ktery nikdy
nemel v ruce), zastrcil horfci
doutnik do kapsy u svrchnfku,
Teprve kdyz ma Tylovi zacal
hofet kabat, pTislo Sc ma toto
nedopatren1.
Zamyslen hled6l Tyl ma ha-
Semi kabatu, ktery s nej strha-
Ii, a pax rekl: "Je to opravdu
nestestf, kdyz Sc clovek v mia
df nenaucf ami kouTit. ia ma to
nemel kdy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26
Krajane " Jerusalems oslavuji
Masaryka.

V m1stnostech YMCA v Je-
rusaleme Sc konala oslava pa
matky Tomase Garriguea Ma
saryka u pr1lezitosti ctvrteho
vyrocf jeho smrti "a 1casti tisi-
cI krajanu i cizinc1. Oslavu
uspofadala jerusalemska ceska
obec a spolek ceskosloven-
skych zidovskych zemedelcG.
Byla zahajena ceskou a angelic
kou reel generaln1m konsulem
Kadlecem, ktery zdGraznil, re
Masaryk zanechal svemu naro-
du sveho zaka a spolupracov-
n1ka, presidenta BeneSe, ktery
v jeho stopach pokracuje v d.
lu. "Benesem Sc Masaryk L.
castnuje boje ma zivot a ma
smrt, boje, kde stoj1 pc boku
Masarykova syna."
Professor Hugo Bergman,
ktery pGsob1 ma jerusalemske
hebrejske universite, podal pro
nikavy rozbor Masarykovy O.
sobnosti.
TTetf recnfk Josef David,
zhodnotil Masarykovo zivotni
dflo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26
Chow kralikE je popularni.

Kral1ci jsou v mode coz do
kazala branicka vystava kral1-
XII, kde bylo v soutezi ma sedm
set vystavovanych vzornych
kralicich odr1d. Zajem O W.
stavu byl velky a zaroven nav
steva vystavy byla znacna jak
soobtu, tax | v nedeli.
Chovatel vzornych kral1c1ch
odrGd Josef Hokes re Seberova
zfskal nejlepsf uznanf. Poole
prohlasenf odbormych chovate-
lii, vzrIsta temeT vsude zajem
o CHOW drobneho zvirecstva,
zejmena pax o kral1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

Cisnfk Jaroslav Holub, KITE
ry nyni pracuje jake deln1k u
|rolnika Josefa PetrG v Olesne,
pTiSel z nenadan1 ma cetnickou
stanici v Pelhrimove. Prohla-
sill, re ukradl svemu spoludel-
|n1ku v hrebcinci v Benesove
kozene boty, aktovku a pracov
nj bluzu. Vsechno hned pro-
dial. Ackoliv cena ukradenych
predmet1 nen1 prave velka,
prece vytky svedom1 dohnaly
pachatele k priznan1. Jaroslav
Holub je We vazbe okresn1ho
soudu v Pelhrimove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

biz kanadskych hranic. Velka
Britanie vsak kladla sve hrani-
ce daleko severneji. Ma jare ro-
ku 1916 nachazely Sc oba ma
rody ma samem pokraji valky.
President Polk, ktery byl zvo-
len kratce pred tim hlavne ma
podklade slibu, re dosahne wy
Present sporu We prospect Spo-
jenych StatG, byl podporovan
We sve Rampant zmfnenym va
lecnym heslem. Zalezitost by
la pozdeji vyresena kompromi-
sem a bojovna nalada ochlad-
la.
Valka a politicke rozmisky
nebyly vsak jedinym podnetem
Ike slavnym rcen1m. Prvn1 re
leznice pred vice NEIL sto Lefty
byla pfivftana ma vsech stra-
mach volan1m "zdar zeleznici".
Tato slova sc vseobecne zalibi-
la a mohli jsme je vfdati ma
sklenic1ch, ma porcelanovem
nadobf a vysit6 ma vlajkach,
prodavanych ma pamatku pfi
zahajen1 stavby kazde move
trate.
Snad nejslavnejs1m mirovym
heslem stala Sc Horace Gree
leyho rada: eco west, young
man., (Jdete ma zapad, mlady
muzi). Toto symbolicke rceni
devatenacteho ~stolet1, kdy siro-
ky americky zapad nabfzel ne
zmerne moznosti podnikavemu
a odvaznemu duchu mladych
prukopnikG, davno uz ztratilo
sv6j tehdejsf vyznam, pres to
vSak zachovalo Sc v reci lidu
jake jeden z oblibenych vyrob-
XII.
F. L. I. S. - Common Council
for American Unity.
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Nejstarsi mira " cechach.

Pr studiu svatovaclavske ro-
tundy ma Prazskem hrade
zkoumal prof. Cibulaka rome
ry stavby a s1lu zdf. Pr hle-
DAM jejich spolecne merove "a
kladny vyslo ma jevo. re m1ry
rotundy jsou nasobkem rimske
stopy, rovnaj1cf Sc 0.2957 me-
tru. Stopa byla hojne uzivana
v umeni karolfnskem a odtud
Sc uzila i pTi stavbe rotundy,
zalozene sv. Vaclavem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26
Prokopali hraz rybnika.

u rybnfka zvaneho HoTejsi
Turny u Nihosovic ma Volyn-
sku radili v noci neznamf cerni
rybari a to trestuhodnym zp1-
sobem. Prokopali hraz rybnf-
ka, vypacili cep a u otvoru ma
stavili ceren, do nehoz nachy-
tall asi 1870 ky. kapr1 v Gene a.
81 2.4OO K a O jednotlive vaze
Cd l do l a p1l ky. S koTistf
zmizeli, ale ma mfste zapomne-
il ceren, pc jehoz majiteli Get
nictvo nyn1 patra. Rybnlk pa
trf sprave velkostatku Volyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26
Nemecka "Velks Ostrava."

Poole naffzenf "protektorat-
mich" uTad6 byla vytvorena
"Velka Ostrava' spojenfm Mo-
ravske a Slezske Ostravy a tfi-
nacti okoln1ch NEST. Tento no.
Wy 1tvar ma asi 100000 obyva-
tel.
Poole statistickych prfrucek
mela Moravska Ostrava sama
$4,000 obyvatel, z toho dva-
Get procent Nemc1. PTipoje-
MIN nekterych okolnfch NEST,
ktera jsou namnoze obydlena
Nemci, nedavnym nasilnym O.
sazovanim ostravskych vyso-
kych peel nemeckym delnic-
tvem a odvazenfm ceskych OBJ
CANT do Nemecka Sc Nemc1m
podarilo z1skat 81 We sve "Vel-
Ike Ostrave" shiny vliv, ktereho
budou jiste vyuz1vat k dals1
germanisaci tohoto nestastne-
no 1zem1,jehoz osud oplakaval
Petr Bezruc slovy:
Posflam YAM z dalky pozdrav,
me dediny, cerne domky;
kdyz jsem chodil mezi vami,
tax mi bylo v srdci 1zko.
A ty, macku, co to zpfvas,
a c1 jsou ty cerne dolly
a c1 jsou ty rude hute
a KIDD je jich pan?
Nemci 81 opravili Spilberk.
Nemecka armada dala upra
Wit brnenskou pevnost spilberk
nakladem dvaceti peti milionu
korun a z1skala tax nejmoder-
nejsi kasarna v celem "Protek-
torate". Dosud Spilberku uzf-
valo Gestapo a 1dern1ci iako
mucfrny a venice.
Geskoslovensky misionar
Kamerunu.
z Doualy z Kamerunu, jenz
Sc vzeprel Wade We Vichy a sto-
il "a hnut1m Svobodne Francie,
dosla mas zprava, re tam prijel
z Angle misionar Ceskosloven-
|ske clrkve evangelicke v CSR,
Rev. Mirko Mikolasek. V Ka-
merunu pGsobil jake misionaT
a professor jiz pred touto val
kou. Valka jej zastihla ma do
volene We Francii, kde Sc hlasil
do ceskoslovenske armady a
stal Sc vojenskym duchovnim.
S nasf armadou Sc pax dostal
pc zhroucenf francouzskeho
odporu do Angle. Ponevadz
Rev. Mikolasek sc v Kamerunu
velmi dobTe osvedcil, je ma "a
dost "svobodnych Francouz6"
nasimi 1fady uvolnen, ably te-
to praci mohl pokracovat. Mi
kolaskovi Sc dostalo v Duale,
hlavn1m m1ste Kamerunu. vel
mi mileho prijetf cd Francou-
ia i domorodc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26
Prvni jezdec ma kole basnik
Jan KolIar?

Basn1k Jan Kollar zminuje
Sc We svych zapiscfch z roku
1917 O d~Tevenem kole bez sla-
padel, ktere 81 koupil. Jezdec
sc musil odrazet nohama cd re
me. Byla to vlastne kolobez-
ka a ne kolo.
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Obec beg vrabcH.

V male horske vesnicce Ra-
cine ma Pribyslavsku, jez ma
pouhych petatficet obytnych
staveni a je ukryta v kl1nu hlu-
bokych lesn, nebyl uz pc neko-
lik - jak p1s1 Horacke listy -
spatren ami jediny vrabec. Ora.
vi ptaci z okoln1ch les1 je 1pl.
ne vyhubili.
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RHINE.

Dive mlad6 zeny Mary
Prokopcekova a Louise Kvica.
kova konaly pesky cestu z Wiz
nipegu do Halifaxu a kdyz sc
minuly tyden dostaly do w.
chodnfho prfstavnfho mesta
pravily, re Jim costa trvala pou
re asi tTi tydny. Nebylo pry tc
zle ~cestovan1, neb vsude Sc set.
kaly s nejakym ochotnym au.
tomobilistou, ktery je swell 2
Jednoho mesta do druheho
Tvrdily, re konaly dalekou ce.
stu jedine proto, ably molly v
Halifaxu vstoupiti do zenskeho
odboru kanadske letecke sluz-
by.
= Municn1 ministr Howe w.
dial 1fednf narfzenf, die ktere-
no Dude vyroba automobile v
Kanade sn1zena O A procent U
p%orovnanf s vyrobou roku 1910
Jest to jiz druhe snfzeni auto
mobilove prdukce cd pocatku
valky, prvn1 bylo narfzeno 9.
kvetna a narizovalo snfzenf W.
roby osobnfch aut O 20 procent.
Ministr Howe pravil We SVEN
prohlaseni, re jest to veci nut
nosti, ably Sc usetTilo co newt
ce materialu, potrebneho k va
lecnym 1celGm. Vypocftal, re
novym nar1zen1m Dude usetre-
no $4,000 tun ocele, 10000 ze-
-Ieza a mnoho tis1c tun r1znych
kovovych sm1senin.
= TriaSedesat osob bylo "a
bito a 81 poraneno, kdyz Simo-
noseki-Tokio expresnf Wax vra
I'll do zadnf casti vlaku jedou-
chic do Kyoto v Japonsku.
= AZ do nedavna nebylo
zcela jednotne mlnenf O tom.
elm je pri bouTce pdsobena ra-
IA pc zablesknutf. Myslilo Sc,
re hrom je vysledkem nejake-
no nevysvetlitelneho srazenf
nebo trent jednoho mraku S
druhym. Vedecky svet Sc sna-
Il vylozit presne wink hromu
a vzniklo nekolik teorii. Jedna
teorie vykladala, re hrom vzni-
ka vzajemnym srazen1m elek-
tronG podel bleskove drahy.
Tento vyklad vzbudil mnoho
namitek. Kdyby srazenl a Cd
razen1, musil by blesk byti sill
ne roztfepen, mfsto obycejne-
no caroviteho tvaru. Jine po-
pularnejs1 vysvetlenf Tikalo, re
blesk rozrazf vzduch a jeho O.
petne Sc srazejfcf castice pnso-
bf hluk. w. P. Keasbey poda-
va move vysvetleni. Zahratf at
mosfery a ionisace molekul po-
del bleskove drahy jsou tax We
like, re sc podobajf vybuchu,
pri cemz Sc Sir Why. Nahla
explose stlacuje vzduchove mo
lekuly. Stlacena vzduchova vi
ma sc siT1 vsemi smery cd zdro-
je a podoba Sc vlnam ,jez Sc u
tvoT1 ma hladin6 vodnf pc Who
zenf oblasku. Kdyz tato vlna
dospeje k uchu, slysfme hrom.
V laboratori je NONE takovou
vlnu i fotografovat.
- Je zname 1slovi: "Slysi
travu rust. Jsou tim mlneni
Tide, kteT1 slysf i to, CO nikdo
nefekl. Ale toto 1slovf poma-
lu Dude patrit minulosti. Po-
starala Sc O to rozhlasova tech
nika. Dovede zesilovat nejmen-
81 zvuky a dovedla by jemnymi
mikrofony a velkym zesilova-
elm zaf1zen1m zachytit i zvu-
ky, ktere vydava trava, kdyz
neviditelne, ale stale vyrdsta,
V hudebnfch archivech rozhla-
nnxYHnh r~N01nz-~n% so1 ox ..Z
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

Fred Smith z Atlanta, Ca,
prisel 0 zivot, kdyz jeho vojen-
ske cvicne letadlo narazilo ma
elektricke veden1 O vysokem
napjet1 v Kanade.
David's lei devet mill sever
ne Cd Niagara Falls, Ont.