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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Ceske dits ceskym detem
" LondVne.

V prosinci lonskeho roku OBJ
drzel ceskoslovensky generalni
konsulat Novem Yorku dopis
Cd krajana z Bogoty, jenz kro-
me jinych dar1 prilozil sest do
lar1, jez venovala mala holcic-
ka, dcera jinych tamn1ch kra-
janu. Mala Iva darovala tech
to Sest dolar1 sv. Mikulasi, ga
by je dial ceskym detickam v
Londyne, ma ktere Nemci haze
il ty osklive pumy." General
nj konsulat podekoval male
darkyni dopisem a zaslal il kni
hu Happy Times in Czechoslo-
vakia. Nyn1 dosla do Noveho
Yorku odpoved. Mala Iva v nj
p1se toto:
"Mily pane konsule! Vyfid-
tie, pros1m, svatemu MikulaSi,
re mu moe dekuji "a tn hezkou
knfzku. Mela jsem z nj moe
velikou radost. Posloucham
kazdy patek ceske detske Wy
s1lan1 v bostonskem rozhlasu a
tam jsem take jednu z tech po-
v1dek slysela, byla o Jurkovi
pasackovi. Jeste jednou Yam
a sv. Mikulasi dekuje a zdravf
Vas Vase IVA"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
60 let tkalcem.

Ma C~eskomoravske vysocine
vzkveta tkalcovstvi jiz hezkou
radku let a "a tn dobu doznalo
mnoho zmen a dob dobrych i
zlych. Ma cetnych m1stech Wy
sociny jsou m1sta, kde v obclch
vetsina obyvatelstva ziv1 Sc
tkalcovstvlm a zde vlastne chile
ba dava tkalcovsky stav a pra-
,cemi, spejenymi s tkalcovanlm,
zamestnavajf Sc tn vsichni Gle
move rodiny, poc1naje detmi,
ktere soukaj1 civky a konc1
starci, kteT1 rovnez vypomaha-
il. Jednfm z nejstarsich tkalc1,
kterf mali jiz velkou zkusenost
a pamatujl mnoho re starych
dob tkalcovstv1, je Benedict
Wasserbauer v Benatkach ma
Choteborsku. Jiz pres 60 let
pracuje v tonic oboru a "a ia
dlouha leta neco sc napraco-
val. TTebas je mu nyn1 Is let,
pTece jen stale jeste je ely a
dodnes sc dobTe uplatni v tkal-
covne. Pr tom jeste sam OBJ
delava svych II mer poll, ably
mel alespon vlastn1 zivobyt1.
PATTI mezi nejstarsi tkalce V
Obci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Csl. vyslanec Maxa O csl.
lepionarIch.

V Londyne v den %. vyroci
Masarykova prohlasenl v Kije-
We, re ceskoslovenska armada
stane Sc cast1 armady francouz
ske, ucinil vyslanec a legionai
Prokop Maxa projev k legio-
nafskym bratrlm We vlasti v &C.
skoslovenskem kratkovlnnem
rozhlasu v Londyne.
Pripomnel zasluhy legiona-
fu v dobe valky i m1ru. Tis1ce
z Mich obetovaly sve zivoty sta
tn. Tucty jich byly pobity ma
podzim 1888 a stovky jich byly
uvezneny cd okamziku, kdy je
Jich vudce, bratr Patejdl, byl
Nemci umucen k smrti.
Statnf tajemnik K. H. Frank
nazyva legionare prfzivnfky,
zatim co v tee dobe krade mi
liony z legionarskych fond1,
urcenych invalid1m, vdovam a
sirotkGm. Gale = pokracoval
Maxa = dozijete Sc dolby, kdy
narod, veden svymi legionari,
strasne potresta Nemce i vSech
ny Jejich pomocniky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Matka zavrazdila synacka.

V Cedar Rapids, Ia, MabeI
Bender byla obzalovana, re "a
vrazdila sveho petileteho syn
ka Ralfa Kohllcka z pfedesle-
no manzelstv1. Byla ponecha-
ma We vazbe bez zaruky.
Jak prav1 policie, hoch mel
$1,7OO, jez mu zanechal jeho
otec, ktery zemfel v Cheyenne,
Wyo., v r. 1886. Hoch zemfel
zadusenim pfi ohni dine 6. led
ma, ktery znicil postel, ma nlz
spal v zavrenem pokoji mad
kavarnou, kterou f1dila Jeho
matka a nevlastn1 otec Walter
Becder. Policie pravl, re Ben
der sc pTiznala, re zapalila o.
hen.
Bender nynf pyka trest sesti-
mesicniho vezen1 pro nosenl
skryte zbrane. Byl vyslychan,
ale nebyla proti nemu ucinena
zadna zaloba. Benderovi byll
odsouzeni, protoze NELL revol-
yer We SVEN AUTOMOBILE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Jak Sc strojily nevesty v
PodkrkonoSi.

Jeste TAX pred solely vstupo-
valy zeny v Podkrkonosf do sta
WI manzelskeho We s~veraznem
kroji: mlvaly sirokou vlnenou,
svetle zelenou sukni, hedvabny
modry hluboce vystrizeny
"spenzl", zluty hedvabny fer
toch pres "pGldruha metru"
siroky. Ma hlave husty roma
rinovy venec. z pod "spenzlu"
pres prsa %zkr1zeny barvami
zaTil menivy hedvabny satek,
sepnuty pod hrdlem velkou Fla
tou brozf S pravymi ceskymi
granaty. Tez We velikych fla
tych nausnicfch zarily krvave
ceske granaty. Kirk zdobilo ne
kolik sn1r velkych granatd Sc
zlatou sponou. Bohatsi nevesty
mivaly m1sto granatG take fla
tie pen1ze - dukaty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
cechoslovak, zabity bombou '
Londyne. nalezen "a tri mesice

V Londyne tydennfk "Cecho-
slovak" oznamuje:
V pondeli, dine 3. prosince
konal Sc ma hrbitove v Hamp-
steadu pohreb Hynka Bubllka,
drednika ministerstva zahranic
mich vecf, ktery zahynul pr
naletu v patek, Is. zaf1, kdyz
nemecka bomba znicila dunn, v
nemz bydlel spolecne Sc svym
pr1telem Janem Janckem.
Telesne pozdstatky Jancko-
wy byly nalezeny lined pc te,
kdezto poz1statky Bubllkovy
teprve "a tfi mesice. Byl iden-
tifikovan Poole papiru, naleze-
nych v kapse a poole prstenu
ma ruce.
Pohrbu z1castnili Sc pTatele
zesnuleho a cetn1 Cecholsovaci.
Jmenem ministra zahranici
promluvil mad hrobem DIR. j,
Nosek, ktery m. j. rekl, re po-
divnou Will osudu, prvn1 ne
mecka strela, ktera zasahla
nase fady ma britske p1de, zvo-
lila 81 "a obet Cecha a Slovaka.
Jake kdyby chtela roztristiti o.
nu bratrskou jednotu a odhod-
lanost, S n1z bojuj1 ODE vetve
naroda "a osvobozen1 ceskOslo-
venkse vlasti.
z daleke vlasti ujafmene,
lee nikdy nezlomene hled1 k je-
no rakvi hrdl muzove ceskoslO-
venstl s tvrdym odhodlanlm il
ii jeho cestou a Shy ceskoslo-
venskych zen padaj1 ma jeho
hrob, ktery rozkveta nadeji
svobody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Ma ceste ku mile.

Policejn1 hlfdka nasla v Mi
chalskem vysade v Olomouci
neznameho muze, ktery tam
spal ma lavicce. Byl zadrzen a
odvaden ma policii. Pr tom Sc
pokusil O 1tek. Ma straznici V
mem zjistili bytoveho zlodeje,
27leteho Jana Cerveneho z BIZ
niny u Val, Mezirfcf, ktery byl
jiz mnohokrat trestan. Cerveny
Sc primal, re v Hranic1ch ukra
oil kolo, ma nemz zajel Ike svym
rodicGm do Bininy. Odtud 81
zajel do Olomouce-Chvalkovi
kde %navSt1vil svou milenku. Pr
tom wal j. Johanesovi z Loso-
sova aktovku v Gene tis1c K a
move kolo. Sve stare tam zane
chal. Move kolo pordal a pfi-
sci pesky do Olomouce, kde ma
vSt1vil nekolik hostincG. Ma
ceste Ike sve mile v SADIE usnul
a pfi tom byl dopaden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
kde jest pochovan kmotr
Havlicka Borovskeho?

Ma tichem hrbit1vku maleho
valasskeho mestecka Hustope-
&c n. Becvou, mali prosty hrob,
ktery je stfedem zajmu vsech,
kdoz sem zavftaj1 a sklanejl Sc
u neho S uctou. Pod nahrob-
KEN odpocfva dobry v~lastenec,
ktery mel u krtu ma svych ru-
kou Karla Havl1cka Borovske-
no, Vaclav Keraus. Osobn1ch
zprav o Kerausovi nenl a nedo-
chovaly Sc, jen Poole podanf Ii
jlc1ch staTeck1 sc vypravuje,
re Keraus byl pfibuznym slad-
ka panskem pivovare v Hus-
topecich n. Becvou. Vice dat
o zivote ticheho vlastence sc
nedochovalo. o prosty Kareu-
suv hrob pecuje hustopecsky
Sokol a kamenny prosty kT1z,
ktery byl opatren deskou, nese
tento, dnes w hodne opryska-
ny napis: EIDE odpoc1va Va
CLAW Keraus, kmotr Havlicka
Borovskeho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Mic nu neprectl.

Mirovicky soud dostal ozna-
menf ma Michala Dubskeho, tr-
hovce, usedleho We Strazovi-
c1ch, pro pr1hodu, ktera Sc She
hla ma silnici nedaleko Krsic.
Dubsky jel S jednosprezim pc
leve strane a cestou Sc setkal S
povozem, rizenym celedinem
Frantiskem Sejbou. Ackoli byl
v nepravu, spustil ma sejbu
bandurskou, nev1-li pry, pc
ktere strane S jedi. Ma to no
slehl pres cepici, a kdyz 81 chtel
sejba prec1st jmeno ma jeho
voze, uhodil no nasadkou bice
do ramene. SvGj vykon dopro-
vazel vyznamnou vestbou: ia
tt to prectu! Nyni Dude nit O.
pletacku pro dtisk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Ceske zems musi platit dive mi
Hardy rocns, pry "a "vojenskou
ochranu."

Ochranu."
Ceskoslovenska tiskova kan
cellar v Londyne obdrzela tyto
zpravy z Prahy:
Ceske zeme must platit dive
miliardy korun rocne "a nemec
kou vojenskou ochranu. Roz-
trpcen1 mad t1mto zat1zenlm
stale vzrGsta a je stupnovano
tim, re ceske vysoke skoly III
stavaj1 zavreny.
Krone rozsahlych taborG,
jez byly jiz zTfzeny v Luhaco-
WEIGH, Petlici GU a Bystfici,
jsou nyn1 zrizovany rIznych
m1stech Czech a Moray move ia
.bory pro nemecke deti, evaku-
oovane z Nemecka.
zeleznicnf spojenl mezi Rus
KEN a tax zvanym Protektora-
tenn bylo nyn1 obnoveno ma ira
ii vedoucf pres Bohumfn, kde
zboz1 je prekladano.
Prazsky ~obrazkovy tydenfk
."Ozveny" byl zakazan ma Slo-
vensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Stolni deska z patnacti tisic
kouskH.

We Msene u Meln1ka byl v IL
stopadu 1910 We vyklade firmy
Josef Kolar vystaven dubovy
kulaty still, zhotoveny petase-
desatiletym invalidou Frantis-
KEN Topinkou. Deska stolu je
ozdobena ornamentem, vykla-
danym z patnacti tis1c kousku
dyh r1zneho barevneho dTeva.
Ornament pGsobf dojmem mad
herne vysivky. Tento podivu-
hodny vytvor primo mravenci
pile a trpelivosti 81 vyzadal sest
|nact set padesat hodin 1morne
prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
NHz, secka a kravi rob.

Do nemocnice dopravili tria-
padesatiletou delnici velkostat
ku Podhra6 Mari HOlubovou,
manzelku deln1ka z Benatske
ulice, ktera 81 pri praci ma ripe
vrazila nGz do ruky.
Bro k nj pribyl jedenasedm-
desatilety deln1k Josef NeTer-
ka z Ciste, ktery 81 pfi podzim-
MIN setl poranil O secku a ko-
necne ctyricetileta sluzebna An
ma Plestilova re Solce, jiz v
chleve jej1ho zamestnavatele
roln1ka Jaroslava Sp1ny trkla
krava rohem do bTicha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Hrob dcery Tyla opatrovan
Skolaky.

Ma prostem venkovskem hfbi-
tove v Morkovic1ch, znamem
stredisku chudych moravskych
kos1kafd, je pochovana dcera
Josefa Kajetana Tyla, Marie,
ktera tam dlela v roce 1868 S
kocovnou divadeln1 spolecnostl,
tezce churavela a We velike BIZ
de a nouzi zemrela.
JEFF hrob je o~znacen prostym
bfezovym kT1zem. Pecuj1 on
zaci a zakyne morkovicke mes
tanske skoly, kter1 jej vzdy v
tuto listopadovou dobu zaha-
lujl do mnozstvf belostnych
chrysantem, posledn1ch po-
zdravG jesene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14

Mnoho lid1 Sc domnlva, re
holenf je vymozenost1 moderni
dolby. Neni tomu vsak tax, ne
bot holeni je p1vodu 1ctyhod-
ne davneho, nebot davno jiz
byl odstranovan Was a vousy.
Mramorove sochy nam nejlepe
potvrzuji tuto skutecnost. U
Bestovic pri Tece Tiche Orlici
ma Chocensku bya ma podzim
1910 nalezena vedle popelnice
bronzova bfitva (lunella), je-
liz start je odhadovano ma vice
nez 5000 az 1000 let. Je ulo-
zena v chocenskem museu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Rybarsky raj ma Slovacku.

Rybarsky 1sek povodl u
jejich mrtvych ramen ma Ma
pajedelsku je opravdovym ra-
jem rybar1 vseho druhu. V To-
nj tn byla vpustena dalsf nasa-
da "a $4,000 K a kapfi, ktefi
nemaji kilo vahy, museji byti
vpusteni zpet do vody. Rybo-
lovu Sc VENUE zvysena poor
most, take Napajedelsko JIG
pravym rybafskym rajem W
nyn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Staricky cesky duchovni zem
rel Pc prochazce.

V Hradci Kralove skonal ma
HE pc navratu z male vychaz-
ky 84lety Msgre. Frantisek
Hruby, probost kralovehradec-
Ike kapituly a nejstarsi knee v
Hradci Kralove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
Snadna pomoc.

Katecheta vyklada, re Adam
a Eva byli samojedinf ma svete
a tazal Sc pax zaka: "Cocilko,
co bys delal, kdybys byf sam a
sam ma svete?"
Yak: "Sel bych k babicce
do PlZn6."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14
TAX co?

"Tati, pTijdou lvi do nebe?"
me, ne, Karlfcku!"
"Tati, ale strycek Jan pride
pFece do nebe?!"
"Ovsem, ovsem, chlapce!"
"No, a kdyby lev SERIAL stry-
cka Jana, pride potion ten lev
do nebe?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-14

Kdyby lid pracoval tax 1si-
svymi pazemi jake pra-
cuje svymi 1sty, pax nebylo by
zadne bfdy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15

Practically all odors used in per-
 fumes can be produced syntheti-
 eally, t-.c Department of Commerce says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
199 MILLIONS SPENT ON AID
 TO DEM0CRACIE5
President Reports Further Expenditures in Con-
 gressiondl Message

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Presi- dent Roosevelt reported today to Congress that actual exports of American war supplies under the Lend-Lease Act program to na- tions fighting the Axis powers to- taled $199 ,447000 on August 31.
 The figure represented expendi- lures for weapons and other sup plies which were actually sent abroad, but the President added that defense articles transferred, including some still waiting to be shipped, amounted to an addi- tional $35, 5,000,000, while various ser- vices-such as repairing naval ves- sels-added up to still another fig ure of $7S,O0O,0OO.
 President Roosevelt said "the planes, tanks, guns and ships which have begun to flow from our factories and yards will be accel- erated from day to day until the stream becomes a river torrent en- gulfing this totalitarian tyranny which seeks to dominate the world"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
COLUMBIA, * ALASKA ON
 WAY NORTH

SEATTLE, Sept. IS. steamer Alaska sailed for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon with 196 pas sengers, including l3 steerage.
 Passengers booked for Juneau in- clude the following:
 Airline Baxter. Mrs. E. B. Thayer, Mrs. D. N. Gould and two children, H. w. Douglas, Mrs. A. K. Brooks, D. N. Gold, Archie White, Maxine Burch.
 Columbia NOrthbound
 Steamer Columbia sailed north at 8 o'clock Saturday night with 213 passengers aboard, including IA steerage.
 Passengers aboard the Columbia booked for Juneau include Bertha Slaughter, Frank Wright, MT. and Mrs. G. G. Griswold, Jr., Mrs. w. c. Overby, MT. and Mrs. G.F. Troutts and child.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15

Tire manufacturers are simplify ing lines to conserve crude rubber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
LOUISE PICKS UP
 37 PERS0NS HERE

After picking up 37 passengers here, the steamer Princess Louise of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company sailed south at 9 o. clock this morning.
 Leaving Juneau on the vessel were Ray Wilds, J. Clauson, R. J.. Thibodeau, J. J. Ganger, A. F. Knight, L. T. Sanford, G. Kron- quist, A. Kronquist, R. Fleek, I. F1eek, M D. Johnson, D. Grupe, R. Haug, R. Livingstone, F. Dy- ball. D. Pearson, s. Nomland, J. Bregovich, F. Holden, M. Sarish. L. Berg, M. Henne, Mrs. M. Pet erson, William Peterson.
 Miss A. Barrett, Miss Katherine O'Brien, Mrs. J. P. Williams, Mrs H. Vance, Carl Barrows, Miss M. Skinner, Mrs. J. Barrager, Jr., Sam Feldon, w. H. Kiloh, D. A. Ellis, Lyman Snow and K. L. Webster.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
PUBLIC ASKED TO
 ATTEND SERVICE
 BALL AT BARAh0F
Dance to Honor Departing Guardsmen "Wednesday
 Night Is Big Event

The public is invited to turn out en masse Wednesday night, for a farewell dance for service men, it was announced today by Joe Flakne, chairman of the Rotary club committee sponsoring the ball.
 To be held in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, donated for the occasion by the hotel management, the dance will honor Juneau guardsmen about to depart for training camps at Chilkoot Bar racks and Fort Richardson. How ever, all branches of military ser- vice have been invited to take part in the dance.
 No admission will be charged for the dance, Flakne said, and the event will be semi formal in dress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15


 Previously, the Germans claimed capture at Zhaporoze of the main railroad line connecting Sebastopol with northern sources of supply.
 Aerial Warfare
 In aerial warfare over the week. end, the Russians reported 100 planes engaged in the latest duel with the Germans fleeing after los ing IT aircraft.
 Hitler's High Command declared that the Nazi encirclement of Len ingrad further frightened in stub born fighting for possession of mod ernly constructed Notifications.
 Invaders Hurled Back
 While acknowledging the grave, new threat to Kiev, the Russians declared Marshal Timoshenkos' ar mics were hurling the invaders back in smashing counter offensive on the central front Soviet troops were reported within 12 miles of burned and wrecked Smolensk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
NoTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome. or sale at J. D. Burford & Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 127.20, rails 1925, utilities 1876.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15

Miss Natalia St. Clair was ad- mitted Saturday to the Govern ment Hospital as medical pa- tient
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15

Clara Klanott and William Klan- cit were admitted to the Govern ment Hospital yesterday and re- ceived tonsilectomies this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
TWO CHIEF CITIES NOW
 IN PERIL
German PinCer Movement Is Reported al Kiev in
 New Warfare

Continued rom Page One,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
HOSPITAL NOTES

MT. and Mrs Carl Alstead are the parents of a baby daughter born at 320 o'clock Sunday morn ing ill St. Ann's Hospital. The baby weighed pounds IS ounces, and has been named Karleen Kay.
 Bobby Olsen underwent a ton silectomy this morning at St. Ann's Hospital.
 Kenneth Swirtzer was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last night for surgical treatment this morn ing. M
 Ray Wildes, who was treated for a foot injury at St. Ann's Hospi- tai, left this morning
 Charlie Jones of Ketchikan was dismissed yesterday from the Gog- ernment Hospital following medical attention.
 Clara Klanott and William Klan- cit were admitted to the Govern
 ~l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 15. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 4as, American Can 82, Anaconda 28A, Bethlehem Steel 68, Commonwealth and Southern B, Curtiss Wright g 3/4, Interna- tional Harvester 55, Kennecott 36A, New York Central 12h. Northern Pacific 2, United States Steel 57, Pound $4.03 3/4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
BROWN BEAR LEAVING

The Alaska Game Commission boat Brown Bear, recently returned from patrol in the Aleutian Is- lands, will leave for Seattle Friday, it was announced today. Passenger space on the boat is crowded to cap acity by officials of the Fish and Wildlife Service returning south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15

Stang of 8 Sanchez Street San Fran California John Stang has recalled to a after  to to Stang,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-15
Convoy of AxisGeis
 RAF Bombs
Three Ships Probably De- stroyed, Others Be-
 verely Damaged

CAIRO, Sept. 15--The RAF re- ports probable destruction of three merchantmen and severe damage to others in an attack made on an Axis convoy in Central Mediter- ranean waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Indy B|arnes Jews, British
And Roosevelt Group

clcverneSs ~ It's use. We know that
England is spending great sums of
money for propaganda in America
during the present war. IL we were
EnghShmen, we would do the
same.
"But our interest is first In
America; and. as Americans, ii Is
essential for us 10 realize the effort
that British interests are making
to draw us into their war.
The second major group I men
toned is the Jewish. II Is not
difficult 10 understand why Jewish
people desire the overthrow Of
Na7l Germany The persecution
they suffered in Germany would
be sufficient TO make bitter
Of any race. No person
with a sense of the dignity of man
kind can condone the persecution
of the Jewish race in Germany.
But no person Of honesty and
vision can look on their pro-war
policy here today without seeing
the dangers involved in such a
policy both for us and for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Adds Communists.
Notes Recent Shift

add 10 these the communistic
groups who were opposed 10 inter-
vention until few weeks ago. and
believe ! have named the major
war agitators in this country.
II am speaking here only of war
agitators, not of those sincere but
misguided men and women who,
confused by transformation and
frightened by propaganda, follow
the lead of the war agitators.
let us consider these groups,
one at a time.
First. the British: II is obvious
and perfectly understandable that
Great Britain wants the United
States in the war on her side
England now is in desperate
position. Her population is not
large enough. and her armies arc
not strong enough. 10 invade the
continent OF Europe and win the
war she declared against Germany
Her geographical position is
such that she cannot win the war
by the use of aviation alone. re-
gardless Of how many planes we
send her. Even If America entered
the war. il is improbable that the
allied armies could invade Europe
and overthrow the Axis powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Says Jewish Groups
Should Oppose War

Instead Of aCitating for war,
The Jewish groups in this country
should be opposing II in every
possible way. for they will be
among the first 10 feet its conse-
quences.
"A few far-Sighted Jewish people
realize this, and stand opposed 10
intervention. But the majority still
do not. Their greatest danger "a
this country lies in their large
ownership and influence in our
motion pictures, our press. our
radio. and our government.
THE Roosevelt administration Is
the third powerful group which
has been carrying this country
toward war.
The power of the Roosevelt adj
u1fHistration depends on the MAIN
tenance OF n wartime emergency
The prestige of the Roosevelt adj
ministration depends upon the
success of Great Britain 10 whom
the President attached his political
future at a time when most people
thought that England and France
would easily win the war. The
danger OF the Roosevelt admins
tration lies in its Subterfuge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

and needlessly hampers ma
tiOnal security.
1t is i'm line with Mr.. Ickes
juvenile thought that, IL he
closed the gas stations in the
East for twelve hours a day
he would significantly curtail
the use of gasoline.
Mr.. Ickes fatuOusIy over
looked the obvious fact that
the consumption of eggs and
butter keeps up, even though
most grocery stores are closed
between 6 p. m. and 8 a. m.
The oil fiascO is an Dbject
lesson for the people of the
inOrdinately high cost of gov.
eminent by amateurs, eco
nOmic kibitzers, and vote
hungry Missionaries.
As the crisis deepens, the
need grows for men of high
and proficiency
In public office WHO Be
LIEVE IN THE AMERICAN
WAY OF LIFE.
MERRYLE STANLEY
RUKEYSER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Raj Back
To Raids
On Reich

LOND ON, Sept. II. - Raj
bombers returned to northern
Germany last night and early to-
day after the previous nights
heavy raids on northern Italy.
British authorities said the Ger
man naval base at Kiel. Rostock
and the docks at Boulogne and
lie Havre on the French coast
were bombed.
Can official German announce
ment said Raj bombers dropped
high explosive bombs along the
northern German coast. One
raider was said to have been
shot down by anti-aircraft fire.
German raiders also were ac-
tive over eastern England but on
a relatively minor scale. an ali
ministry announcement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
House OK. S Senate
Tax Exemptions Cut

WASHINGTON. Sept. II. -
GNS)-l1ouSe conferees on the So,
5S3- coo. 900 defense tax bill today
yielded 10 the Senate on lower in
come tax exemptions of 81 500 for
married and $3.50 for single per-
sons. estimated to yield $303, 000,-
600.
Representative Doughton (D) of
North Carolina. chairman of the
House ways and means commit
tee, announced the conferees would
meet Monday to formally report
the conference report for House
action on tuesday