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Evening star., 1941-02-08
By GOULD LINCOLN.

The lease-lend bill drew close 10
final vote late this afternoon, with
administrator leaders predicting
it would pass with more than 100
votes to spare. The House will
remain in session until it is dis
posed of.
A sharp partisan f1are-up over
procedure, bringing charges of gag
rule" from Representative Fish.
Republican, of New York. and
counter charges of dilatory tactics
by the Republicans from Majority
Leader Mccormack. increased ten
sion between opponents and sup
porters of the measure as the debate
neared its close.
Supporters of the bill rode over
amendment after amendment dur
ing the days debate BY vote of
lat to 10, an amendment by Repre-
sentative Fish to prohibit United
States ports TO be used for repair
of belligerent ships was defeated
An amendment sponsored BY
Representative Wadsworth, Repub-
lican. of New York providing for
a ST 900 900. 900 limit on expenditures
TO be made under the provisions Of
the bill was defeated by a vote of
122 to 49, Both Speaker Rayburn
and Majority Leader Mccormack
took the floor in opposition to the
amendment.
BY voice vote, proposal that
q n ~L,-
sending of American troops outside
the territorial waters of the Western
Hemisphere, was lost.
Costello Amendment Lost.
An amendment. offered by Repre-
sentative Costello. Democrat. Of
California was rejected on a point
of order. II provided that not more
than so per cent Of the aircraft
manufactured in this country could
be shipped to Britain until the re-
quirements of the United States
had been met for its own defense
and protection.
Representative Eaton. Republican,
of New Jersey offered an amend
ment which would authorize the
President to grant credits of not
more than two billion dollars to
Great Britain TO be used for pur-
chase of defense articles in this
country. 1t was defeated. 1T to 100.
Report Requirement Adopted.
An amendment offered by Repre-
sentative Taber. Republican. of New
York which would have removed the
lease lend" idea from the measurs
and substituted credits and loans
was defeated. 80 to 1872.
Representative Rogers, Repub-
/ lican, of Massachusetts, proposed an
amendment calling for agreements
with nations receiving aid which
would give \ American commerce
! preferential treatment after the close
of the war. 1t went down to defeat,
l27 to II.
The committee amendment pro-
viding that the President shall re-
port every 90 days or less on the
administration of the bill was adopt
ed without division. after an amend
ment offered by Representative Fish,
calling for reports on the situation
(See BRITISH AID. Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Pefain Reveals
Laval Refusal
Of Cabinet Post
No Mention Is Made
Of PIons;; DorIon
Selection Seen
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
vICHY. France, Feb. 8.-Chief OF
State Petain announced today that
Pierre Laval had refused an offer to
become Minister of State.
The announcement said: Marshal
Petain, Chief of State, pursuing the
policy of Montoire. proposed that
Laval enter the government as Min
lister of State. Laval has refused
the offer
II was at Montoire that Marshal
Petain met Adolf Hitler and agreed
on the principle of French-German
collaboration.
Another Offer Indicated.
The announcement also indicated
that M. Laval had been offered a
position as one of trlumvlrate to
exercise most of the power under
Marshal Petain.
The future of negotiations for
collaboration with Germany and
for restoration of M Laval to a
position in the government was left
uncertain, since no mention was
made of any prospective action.
Informed sources said, however
It appeared that in the present
status. M. Laval would not be a
member of the cabinet and that 1t
was probable Admiral Jean Darlan
navy minister, would be named to
head a cabinet under Marshal
Petain
May Remain in Paris.
NJ Laval, who was Summarily dis
missed from his post as foreign
minister and vice premier by
Marshal Petain December l3, may
remain at Paris to conduct French
German negotiations, it was said.
Admiral Darlan arrived at the
Pare Hotel at II am. and went
into conference with Marshal Petain.
Those who had seen the Paris
morning papers said they showed a
nervous" tone and took stand
that negotiations between M. Laval
and the Vichy government should
be finished as rapidly as possible.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
BY J. n. Weary.

The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee voted. 10 to 5. this after
noon to close hearings on the lease
lend bill Tuesday evening. Oppon-
ents have been allotted the remain
der OF today and all of Monday. and
as a result the appearance of Wen-
dell L. Willkie has been postponed
until Tuesday.
Mr.. Willkie. who is on his way
home from England. is expected to
appear as rebuttal witness for ad-
vocateS of the British aid bill
The committee this morning heard
former Gov. ALI M. Landon of Kan
sas call the bill a guess and be
damned policy and propose that
Congress reject it and instead grant
Great Britain an outright subsidy Of
two to four billions.
Questioned by Barkley.
The G.. o. P. presidential nominee
of 1886 was questioned Dy Senate
Ma ajority Leader Barkley
In international affairs isn't it
difficult to foresee in July what may
be necessary in January? asked Sem
ator Barkley.
We'll, you don't regard the election
of 1910 as a mandate one way or the
other on this particular bill, do you?
the Senator continued.
Il don't regard it, as some of the
proponents do. a mandate for this
kind of bill, Mr. Landon anSw w2red.
When Senator Reynolds. Demo-
crat, of North Carolina tried 10 have
Mr.. Landon say this is not a war
between democracies and dictator
ships. because Greece is not a de-
mocracy, the witness replied:
There may be some exceptions.
but broadly l think it is a war be-
tween two theories of government.
Mr.. Landon agreed with Senator
Reynolds it is mot our war but he
refused to go along with the Senator
when he asked:
1T is not our war. why should
our overburdened taxpayers be called
on to pay for it?"
Favors Financial Aid.
Mr.. Landon said he favored finan-
cial aid, because British victory is
to our advantage.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Landon's
testimony, Andrae B. NordSkog OF
Los Angeles, who identified himself
as a financial counselor" declared
the legislation should be titled "a
lend -lease-gift bill" He said the
legislation would place no limit on
the Presidents powers and added
Not outside the Sunday comic
strip have We seen anything COM
parable to this blank check BILL
Five-Point Plan Offered.
A five-point plan for bringing
peace in Europe was presented dur
ing the afternoon by Americans
United, Inc. through its president,
Mrs Cecil Norton BrOy. A COM
mittee of three from the organiza-
ton, she said. would be willing to
take the plan to Adolf Hitler if
president Roosevelt, our American
people and Mr.. Hitler approved"
The plan calls for dividing the
world in two equal parts geograph-
cially-the eastern and western
hemispheres-with the dividing line
being the meridian of Greenwich
and longitude 100.
President Roosevelt and all other
! official heads of countries in the
Western Hemisphere to organize
that hemisphere. leaving the exist
| ing heads of the Eastern Hemisphere
to do the same in that half.
She presented the plan at the end
of a petition against the lease LEND
! bill Other opposition witnesses
! heard this afternoon were George
! H. Cless. jr.. of Glenn Falls. N Y.
and Thomas J. Riordan of Hartford
Conn.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
U. S. Circles in Shanghai
Deny Hart Called PurIey
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Feb 9 Sunday -
United States naval circles denied
today a report printed in the Toxic
newspaper Nichi Nichi that Admiral
Thomas Hart, commander in chief
of the United States Asiatic Fleet,
had called a conference of Amer
ican naval officials in the Far East.
Domei. japanese news agency, had
broadcast a report that such con-
ference had been called ito discuss
measures to cope with develop
ments" arising from the French
Indo- China Thailand peace nego-
tiations.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Rome Police Guarding
U. 5. Embassy Second Doy
8, the Associated Press.

Et tne Associated PleSs.
ROME. Feb. 8-Police guarded
the United States Embassy in Rome
for the second consecutive day to-
day as anti-British student demon
strations, begun here Thursday, con-
tinued in other parts of Italy, Signs
of further demonstrations in the
capital were lacking, however.
Students at Ancona. on the Adri-
attic Coast. and at Syracuse. in Sicily,
paraded with Fascist officials and
townspeople as a protest against
stupid stories about Italy spread
by the British"
The demonstrations were touched
of by foreign reports of disorder in
Italy,.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 lP).-Stocks
irregular; price changes narrow.
Bonds narrow; some rails dip.
Foreign exchange steady; Hong
Kong/dollar at years top.
Cotton improved: trade sup
port. Sugar steady; scarcity of
offerings. Metals quiet; end of
January zinc stocks at record
lowest. Wool tops higher; Bos-
ton trade interests buy
CHICAGO.-Wheat unsettled;
early gains lost. Corn easy: mod
crate demand. Cattle steady.
Hogs steady; few on sale.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Turkey Hit by Floods

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Feb. 8 (P1.-
Floods approaching disaster pro-
portions" were reported today in
| Western Turkey and Thrac,
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Billion CeiIinq,
Warship Repair
Ban Defeated
Charges Of Cog Rule,
Dilotory Tactics
Are Exchanged
Earlier Story on Page A-i.)
BULLETIN.
The House of Represen-
tatives passed the British
aid bill shortly after 5 pm.
today,
BULLETIN.

A vote on final passage OF the
leaselend bill was expected in
the House late today Immediately
after a motion to recommit the
measure to the House Foreign
Affairs Committee was defeated,
263 to $50.
The recommital motion. offered
by Representative Fish, Repub-
lican. of New York. would have
directed the committee to report
back a substitute bill providing q
straight $4,000, 900 900 credit to
Great Britain for arms purchases
here.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Sports by Radio

For latest news in the world
Of sports tune in on The Star
Sports Review on WMAL, with
Ray Michael at the mierophone.
This feature may BE- heard daily
st 6 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
SchooIboy Accidentally Killed by Chums Gun

Sixteen John wiltshire Roosevelt High School
student accidentally shot through the heart and killed
when 22rfe in the hands of chum went OH IN
an upstairs 5517 Ninth street NV The police
said hands of 15year Mills Yarnof Coolidge
High School student, in whose home the two boys were
playing
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Senate Heariinqs
On Measureto
Close tuesday
Wilkes Appearance
Before Committee
Postponed One Day
Earlier Story on Page ALL

BULLETIN.
England will not lose the war,
but needs American help ito in
sure a decisive victory" Quentin
Reynolds, war correspondent, told
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee late today. Il know
that we could help them to this
final victory without ever sending
one man across the ocean," Mr..
Reynolds SAID
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Former Tennis Champion JoIted in Crash

WEST BEACH. Fla IFp.-Bobby Riggs of Chicago,
former national champion, joed but apparently
not seriously hurt today and truck collided
Mrs Riggs was cut slightly
Evening star., 1941-02-08
N. L. R. B. Issues Order Against Harvester Co

The Labor Board ordered the International Harvester
today abolish what it called company dominated
unions at its six major plants The order came while 6oOo
idle the companys Chicago tractor manuac-
turing dispute about seniority rights and
The board directed also that the
efforts to interfere with organization OF its employees
Evening star., 1941-02-08
ItoIion-Sponish Talks Reported Slated

BERN Switzerland tF.-Diplomatic quarters at this
communications heard tonight
would be held Italy Further
details Immediately forthcoming
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Lawson Little Shoots 81, Nine Under Par

SAN ANTONIO Tex LP,-Nationa Open Champion Law
nine under through snow slush and
eventual sunshine in the second round OF the Iexas open
golf today This Little total of 1876 and the
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Italians Plan Counteroffensive in Africa

ROME GP-An Italian counteroffensive is being pre-
pared" in North Africa Italian radio declared today
the high command admitted the loss of Bengas
British forces The daily bulletin said the Fascists
withdrew from Bengas to spare the civil population.
FarIie IL
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Late News Bulletins
WiIjLio oovoe porf ~ Cnnin {ox Con I,,on

MIAMI Fla tF'.-Wendel L. Wikie left Port of Spain,
Trinidad for San Juan, Puerto Rico. at l245 E S. t.
today aboard the Dixie Clipper. Pan American Away
nounced The flight San expected to take about
four and a half hours.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Soose and Vigh to Meet Again March 7

NEW YORK uF.-Blly Soose, highly regarded middle
weight title contender and Vigh of NeWburgh N Y
today remached Promoter Mike Jacobs for l2
Madison Square Garden March T. Soose took
a close decision Vigh last night
Earlier Story Page A-12D
Evening star., 1941-02-08

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
Tx and 2-x Of this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition Of The Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

Entries for Monday sn r.se Ky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Hacha rnluvil.

Jak sdeluje Associated Press
z Prahy, 1redn1 nemecka tisko-
va agentura DNB oznamila, re
DR.. Emil Hacha vydal k vyroci
okupace Ceskoslovenska nacis-
ty provolani, v nemz Sc pravl,
re Nemecko Sc skutecne ukaza-
10 byti mohutnym ochrancem.
Cechy a Morava pry byly use
treny valecnych hrGz. Hacha
vyjadfuje pfesvedceni, re "pro
tektorat Dude nit cestne m1sto
v ramci vftezneho velkeho Ne
mecka."
Ceskoslovenske obyvatelstvo
jak Sc dovfdaji v Londyne bu-
de "oslavovat" druhe vyroc1 O.
kupace Czech a Moray demon
strativn1m sedenlm donna a ne
Dude sc ukazovat ma ulicich a
verejnych mfstnostech. Nemci
organisovali nekolik oslav ale
nepodariol Sc jim ziskat k spo-
lupraci ma techto oslavach ami
obyvatelstvo, ami ceske zastup-
ce. Cesky tisk podezfele mlcel
O oslavach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY "
CARLIN'S E

Pfistf dtery, dine 25. bfezna
v kf1zkovych zapasech poTa-
danych v Carlin's Arena Joe
Cox, 236 Id. utka Sc s Fred
Legs" Grobmier, 218 ID. Ia
pas tento urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky.
Zvlastn1 atrakc1 Dude zapas
dvou zen. Miss Mildred Burke,
1856 ID. uznana jake svetova
championka v zapasnictvi utka
Sc S Miss Patsy Miller, 134 ID.
z Oklahomy. Zapas tento ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky.
V nasleduj1cfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujf:
Jim big Coon" Henry, 257
Id. VS.. Leo Numa, 225 10.
Rudy Dusek, 222 Id. VS.. Paul
Bosch, 220 10.
Ed Newman, 235 Id. VS.. Len
Macaluso, 225 10.
Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
zeny V prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny pOuZe V "ringside"
sedadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Alberta Kerkova
a nynf klidne spf ma hTbitove
Nejsvetejsiho vykupitele.

Ac ctyri leta cd te dolby,
CO v zemi drfmas vecny sen,
nam dosud bolest srdce svira
q rety lom1 itchy stem.
Ac smrti dech, jak vichr listy,
nam s Tebou naSe stesti sval,
Tvs neumrela, nase draha =
neb v nas1ch srdc1ch zijes dial
K uctenf pamatky venuj1:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
OZNAMENf
ZABAV.

= V nedeli, 6. dubna ditky
Ces. Svob. skoly Aug. Herman
sehraj1 divadlo pod maven
ia maminkou."
" nedeli, Is. dubna hraje
Sc v Sokolovne opereta O 3 jed
nanich pod MAVEN "Tam ma
horach''.
= V nedeli, 20. dubna Pew.
Dram. Sbor sv. Cecilie sehraje
lidovou hru Sc zpevy: "Ma pa
nenka modrooka", v Auditoriu
osadni skoly ma Collington Av.
" nedeli, 27. dubna Dude
poradana Kvetnova oslava V
Delnickem Dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Pocta Masarykovs pamatce We
snemovne representantGG.
Projev Representative Stefana

Prave vysle c1slo zasedacich
protokolG snemovny represen-
tantG Congressional Record)
re dine 7. brezna zaznamenava
projev, jejz ucinil v teto sne-
movne Spojenych Stat1 repre-
sentant Stefan, jenz Sc pfihla-
sill Ike slovu, ably vzpomnel pa
matky T. C. Masaryka. We
SVEN projevu Tekl toto:
"Je vhodne, abychom 81 pfi-
pomneli, re dnesni den je W.
.rocn1m dnem narozen1 Tomase
C. Masaryka, prvn1ho presiden
ia Ceskoslovenske republiky.
Narodil Sc Z. bTezna 1850. Fem
rel IA. zarf 1887. Masaryk ma
stejne veliky vyznam jake flo
sof i jake statnfk. Sve intelek-
tualn1 schopnosti prokazal Get
nymi filosofickymi, sociologic-
kymi a politickymi spisy. Jeho
politicka kariera Sc zacala ma
pocatku let osmdesatych a wy
vrcholila zf1zenim Ceskosloven
ske republiky a vykonem IRA
du presidenta teto republiky
pc dobu sedmnacti let. Jake
ucenec a jake statn1k byl libe-
raj. Ma mnoha mistech dnes
cetn1 jeho krajane a pratel6
vzdavajf mu poctu pri tonic
vyroc1 jeho zrozenf "a mimo-
fadne sluzby, jez vykonal jake
obrance demokracie."
Tento projev vyslechla celia
snemovna representantu Spo-
jenych Statd a byl zanesen do
snemovnfch protokold.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Vymenil kone "a traktor ,avsak
kim v ZapSti Zdechl.

V Coldwater, Mich, farmar
Ray Miller vymenil sveho kone
a pluh "a novy traktor. Kdyz
vsak novy MATTEL komone cd
vadel toto zv1re z Millerovy
fanny, CT nahle padl a zdechl.
Obchodn1k S traktory chtel pc
te, ably vymena byla zrusena,
lee Miller tvrdf, Re "handl je
handl" a je rozhodnut, traktor
81 ponechati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Automobily z umslych hmot.

Henry Ford predpov1da den
"vzdaleny pouze nekolika ro-
kI," kdy farmar Dude ~pestova-
tt vetsinu materialu, z nichz
Dude zhotovena jeho motorova
kara, a pravdepodobne Dude
prave tax dodavati i pohonne
latky re svych rostlin.
"Mame jiz pokusne auto pfi-|
pravene MAST tovarne, jez bu-
de dohotoveno asi "a mesfc, a
karoserie tohoto auta jest ude-
lana z umelych hmot, ziska-
nych z celusovych vlaken, jez
Sc dali lehce pestovati," pra-
vii zde dnes tento prosluly W.
robce aut z Detroitu
Body auta z umelych hmot
Dude o nekolik set liber lehc1
a Dude take lepsf z nekolika
pTlcin," dodal k tomu Ford.
Ford dale pravi,l re "obor u
melych hmot (~plastics) je te-
mer neomezeny a re Sc jich bu-
de uzivati stale vic a vice v do
movech i kancelaf1ch mfsto
dreva."
Zaroven ukazoval nektere a
traktivnf dlazdice pro koupel-
ny a kuchyne a pax cost, CO Sc
zdalo byti hedvabnymi punco-
chami.
"Tyto dlazdice byly udelany
z kukuricnych palic a z kdry
stromG prave zde v nas1 labo-
ratoTi'', vysvetloval Ford. "a
tyto pucnochy byly drive doce-
la obycejnym d%fevenymi pill
nami."
}, Dale pravil, re je jiz znamo.
kdyby toho potTeba vyzadova.
LA, re "m1zeme vyrabeit uspo.
kojujfci palivo pro motory 2
: brambor6, kukurice, rye a il
nych farmarskych produktu."
Chemikove nyn1 studuj1 ra
4, mil nebo-li c1nskou travu, iva
! nou anglicky Ramie, coz jsol
vlakna z lyka nekterych kopri
vovitych rostlin. Start Egyp
tame zhotovovali z ramie jem
ne latky, do kterych zaobalo
4 vail sve mumie.
Pokusne pestovanf ukazalo
re p1da v JIM cast statu Geo.
! gle jakoz i podneb1 Sc velic'
dobre hodl k pestovanf teto 70
stliny, ktera S nekterymi jiny
8 mi pribuznymi druhy je jiz p'
~tisfcileti pestovana ma vychod
nj polokouli.
Ford dale pravil, re jine pc
kusy jsou prave nynf v proudu
ably Sc zfskaly move nahradn
hmoty "a ty, ktere jsou vysoc'
d1lezite pro narodnf obranu n;
: 81 zeme.
"Mnoho noveho materialu
C ktery NIUE byti zfskan z rych
lie rostouclch rostlin, pom1z,
Imam konservovati mineraly
pfist1ch letech," dodal jeste
4 svemu vykladu.
Jista vec je, re Spoj. Stat.
mali pred sebou velike mono
sti oboru novych hmot a rost
lin. TAX ma pT1klad pTi pesto
van1 c1nske kopfivy a podob
nych rostlin mono v teplycl
krajinach ziskati sklizen 4 az
KRAFT do roka, kdezto We stude
nejs1ch jenom dvakrat do roka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21

Pr pfechazen1 Pennsylvania
drahy ma North Point road v
sobotu odpoledne, Irene Gle
sielski, 12leta, odhozena byla
lokomotivou nakladnfho vlaku
a ruka il zlomena vedle vnitT-
mich zranen1. Zranena divka
odvezena byla ~automobilem do
City Hospitals, kam il zavezl
Frank Novak, Jr., 1900 blocku
Chesterfield avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Hajnv $ motykou.

Delnfkova manzelka A. Vo-
tavova z Domazlic paberkova-
la ma bramboristi. Mela to pry
dovoleno cd majitele pole. Hor
Ivy hajny vsak zenu vyhanel,
a kdyz Sc vzpfrala, vytrhl il
motyku a udefil nacinfm Vota-
vovou do obliceje, take delhi
ci roztal tvaT. Cetnictvo vyse-
tTuje, zdali mel hajny pffcinu
k tax hrubemu zakroku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Husa ctyricet let stara.

Tajemstvf zivota a jeho tr-
vanf dava v6de stale move 1ko-
ly. Jednfm z mich je badanf Q
tom, jakeho start Sc mohou do
lit zvlrata a ptaci. Ones vsim-
meme 81 jen nektereho zvfrectva
domacfho. PAX ma pffklad ma
Sc husa niue Sc dozit az 40
let. Slepice 20 let. Kachna
20 az rs let. Psi a Rocky ne
zijf zpravidla dele nez 10, nej-
vyse Is let. Jen pes dozije sc
20 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
HurbanHiv projev k Is. breznu.
Cely ceskoslovensky narod jde
"a BeneSovou vladou.

Cely ceskoslovensky narod jde
"a Benesovou vladou.
Ceskoslovensky vyslanec We
Washingtone Vladimir S. Hur-
ban ucinil v den druheho vyro-
CT okupace Ceskoslovenska ma
tiskove konferenci, jez Sc ko-
nala ma ceskoslovenskem vysla
nectvl, toto prohlasenf:
"Dva roxy presly ode dine, kdy
naciste obsadili Ceskosloven-
sko. Pc celou tuto dobu Cesi a
|Slovaci byli podrobeni nejne-
lidstejsimu dtisku ,jenz byl kdy
zaznamenan v dejinach civil
sovaneho naroda. Pocet osob,
zavrazdenych Gestapem nebo
umucenych k smrti v jeho We
zenich, jde do tis1cu. Stotisfc
Cech1 je v koncertracnich ia
borech a asi pul milionu v ma
cistickych pracovn1ch taborech
Pres dive ste studentu Karlovy
university v Praze bylo zastfe-
leno a nekolik tis1c jich bylo u
vezneno. Vsechny ceske uni
versity jsou zavreny a ceskoslo
vensky kulturn1 zivot je 1plne
podvazan.
Ceskoslovensky narod pres
to nezoufa. Prozil podobne do
by temna v minulosti a mel do
sti silly, ably je prezil. Ones vi,
re ma jeho bedrech spoc1v5
cast velikeho boje, jejz Weldon
demokracie, ably zajistily neza.
datelna prava jednotlivcd i &c.
llych narodG. Deset milioni
ceskoslovenskych demokratic.
kych patych kolonist1 pracujt
We vlastni zemi re dine v noel
ably rozvratili umelou budovl
Hitlerova "noveho Tadu".
kdyz nem1zeme vid6t bezpro
stredni vysledky teto prace
pride den, kdy vse to bud
zjevne. Baron Won Neurath
nacisticky "protektor'' Czech
Moray, nedavno prohlasil, Z,
je hluboce nespokojen S Cechy
Utocil zvlaste ma cleny tax Eva
ne protektoratni vlady a pro
hlasil, re "vsichni tahnou z;
jeden provaz S Benesem."
Name d1kazy, re ceskoslo
vensky rozhlas v Londyne
Bostonu je pravidelne poslou
chan v Ceskoslovensku. Naro'
We vlasti je informovan O CHM
sti ceskoslovenske vlady Lon
dyne a ceskoslovenske rmady
letectva v Anglii. Nemecke 1
fady jsou casio zdeseny pohC
tovost1, S n1z ceskoslovenske G
byvatelstvo vykonava pokyny
vydavane v Londyne.
Ceskoslovenska vlada v Lon
dyne byla uznana Angli1, jeji
mi dominiemi a vsemi spojene
kymi vladami. V tesne soucin
nosti S britskou vladou Tfdl I'd
pas "a move nezavisle Ceskosl
vensko. Pfipravuj1ce novy
lepsl stredoevropsky rad, ces
koslovenska a polska vlada pc
lozily zaklad 1zke soucinnost
obou narod1. Dne IL. listopa
du 1910 prohlasily, re jsou roz
hodnuty vstoupiti jake nezav:
sic a svrchovane zeme do ties
nejs1ho politickeho a hospoda
skeho spojen1, jez Sc stane z$
kladem noveho radu We stfedr
= Europe a zarukou trvale 1prs
-- NO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Hrozne pFepadeni Londyna.

We stredu vrhla nemecka
vzduchova armada tis1ce bomb
ma Londyn behem sesti hodin.
Mnozstvf zivotG lidskych pablo
"a obet prepadu toho.
Rekove odrazili We stFedu Sc
DIM italskych 1tokd jizne cd
Viossa reky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Una vsechny kriminaly
" ~Protektorafr..

Vzacnou znalostf vsech kri-
minald ma 1zemf Protektoratu
Sc NIUE pochlubiti tfiasedesa-
tilety zlodej z povolanf Franti-
SEX Polasek re Straznice.
Polasek pobyl celkem tricet
let V kriminalech, byl i ma 30
rech, ma Panrkaci a v Kartou-
zfch,