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INFLATION:
First Major Victory

A preliminary victory in the fight
against imitation resulted when the
senate and house banking and cur
rency committees approved legisla-
ton directing President Roosevelt
to stabilize wages and prices and
granting him power to carry out the
orders.
The senate bill authorizes and di-
rects the President to stabilize
prices, salaries and wages on the
basis of levels which existed on Sep
tember Is, while the house bill in
cludes the same provision except
that August Is would be the base
date.
Both bills provide that in general
no ceilings may be set on wages or
salaries below the highest levels
that prevailed between January
and September is. Both prohibit
ceilings on farm prices less than
100 per cent of parity or-in general
below the highest price paid be-
tween January ] and September Is.
Both bills contain exceptions.
The house measure adopted the
little steel" formula insofar as per-
mitting wage increases up to Is per
cent more than the January l, 1941,
level, but gets the President power
to grant increases above that figure.
The two measures placed a floor
of 80 per cent of parity under basic
commodities (wheat, corn, cotton,
tobacco and rice) and under GER
tain nonbasic commodities which
the secretary of agriculture is at
tempting to increase for war pur-
poses. Existing law requires IS per
cent of parity loans.
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HLIGHTS j" the weeks ne~s

HARVEST: Because British ag-
riculture achieved its goal of per
cent greater crop yield from each
cultivated acre, the nation saved one
million tons of shipping space.
BRAZIL: The chief of police of
Rio de Janeiro ordered all Axis ma
tionals to register at the police alien
bureau. Japanese were included in
the order, although Brazil is not at
war with Japan.
STACKS: Standard apparel for
women war workers in Ford Motor
company plants will henceforth con-
sist of a short sleeved blouse or
jacket, dark slacks and low heeled
shoes.
INACTIVE: Supreme court JUS
tice Frank Murphy has been placed
on an inactive status by the army
in order that he might return to
his judicial duties.
FINLAND: From Hjalmar J. Pro-
cope, Finnish minister to the u. S.,
came word that Finland wants to
cease fighting as soon as the threat
to her existence has been averted." "
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DRAFT CALLS:
EXPLAINED bY Hershey

The draft status of several mil
lion American men was clarified to
a considerable extent when Maj.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, national
draft director, indicated that more
than 10,0O0,0 900 men will be under
arms by the end of 1943.
In an interview to explain various
orders and announcements issued in
recent weeks, Hershey and his aids
supplied the following guides:
The supply of single men, includ-
ing those with dependents, will be
exhausted this fall and calls fol-
married men without children will
begin in December or January.
The supply of married men with
out children will be exhausted about
a year from now and, unless con
gress authorizes the drafting of Il
and 19 year olds, the calling of mer
with children will begin around Octo
Der /, 1913.
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CLIMATE: The wide differences
in climate throughout the 80 central
states and the East where fuel oil
will be rationed will be considered
in determining rations householders
will receive, the OPA has an
nounced.
BAIT: A fisherman in Lancashire,
England, was fined about So and
ordered to pay $16 in costs for using
bread for bait.
BOMBS: Bombs weighing 5000
pounds are being dropped on Ger
many by the Royal Air force, the
air ministry has revealed. The
bombs are reported to be twice as
heavy as the largest previously
used.
COMMANDOS: Sixty-seven per
cent of Canada's attacking forces in
the Commando raid on Dieppe were
killed, wounded or missing, the
dominion government has revealed.
OF the 5000 Canadian troops, ITO
were killed, 633 wounded and 2,547
missing. Losses were termed by
officials as heavy"
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RED FRONT:
In More Than, Name

The need for a second front in
western Europe to relieve the pres
sure on battered Red armies was
emphasized by Soviet military ex-
perts in London, who needed only to
point to the battle fronts for evil
dence.
Russian troops, obeying Stalin's
order to die rather than retreat,
made the Nazis pay with blood and
lives for every foot of conquest at
Stalingrad. The arrival of crack ST.
berian troops at Stalingrad slowed
down Marshal Won Books German
legions, but the picture, in general,
remained as gloomy as before.
Official communiques told of sue
cessful Red defensive operations in
the Mozdok area of the mid-Cauca-
sus and southeast of Novorossisk.
Marines were credited with the sue
cess near the latter front where the
Nazis were attempting to drive
southwark along the coast. I.
Stiff fighting continued in the Vor-
onezh area of the upper Don river.
The Reds reported more than 5000
enemy troops killed in three days OF
fighting in this sector. 1t was here
where the Red army tried to relieve
pressure on Stalingrad by constant
ly attacking the Nazi flank.
Russian troops in the Volga city
had been REINFORCED by workers re-
cruited from factories. Most saw.
age fighting took place in the north
west suburbs, where Russian anG
German troops fought from behind
barricades and buildings separated
only by few yards.
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Washington, d. C.


Donald Nelson's "get tough" pol
icy gets increasingly unfortunate
reverberations. Part of this is be-
cause Donald, nice as he is, and
well liked as he is, just doesn't seem
to have knack for feeling the pub
lie pulse.
For instance, he should have
known that the most popular man
in Washington, as far as little busi-
ness is concerned, is Guy Holcomb,
head of the justice departments
small business bureau. Yet Nelson
reached into the justice department
and demanded that the attorney
general fire Holcomb. The reaction
against Nelson has been bad.
Nelson had no jurisdiction over
the justice department, and it is
unusual for one executive to reach
into the affairs of an outside Office.
However, Holcomb has been con-
sistently critical of WPB's failure
to award war contracts to little buSi-
ness; his cracks got on Nelson's s
nerves, and he demanded that the
attorney general fire him. So to
keep peace in the official family, Hol-
comb was permitted to resign"
Actually, Holcomb was hustling
young business man from Atlanta,
Ga, who knew nothing about red
tape, spurned bureaucracy and went
around saying exactly what he
thought of people who seemed to
be lying down on the job. Result:
He made a lot of enemies, but he
got an awful lot done for little busi-
ness.
For instance, he discovered that
only three companies in the entire
United States got all the contracts
for putting boilers in merchant
| ships,
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BRITISH SEALOSSES:
Replaced

A. v. Alexander, first lord of the
British admiralty, in a speech at
Sheffield, has revealed that Britain
had replaced all four battleships,
four aircraft carriers and % cruisers
lost in the last 27 months of war.
London correspondents estimated
that 200 destroyers, including the SO
overage United States vessels, had
been added since the war began.
With Alexander's speech as basis,
Britain is now estimated to have at
least IS battleships, five aircraft
carriers and 78 cruisers. Many
more are under construction.
In the past 27 months, Britain has
lost the battleships Barham, Prince
of Wales, Repulse and Hood, and
the carriers Glorious, Ark Royal
Hermes and Eagle. The battleshiI
Royal Oak was sunk in October, 1889
and the carrier Courageous was los1
in September. 1899.
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Some Comfort

Winston Churchill, the story
goes, was walking through the
ruins of some blitzed streets when
an old woman greeted him. The
prime minister asked her how she
felt after the night of bombing.
"Well, there's one thing about
these air raids" she replied cheer
fully, "they do take your mind off
the war"
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MAN POWER CONTROL:
AdDocnted by Hill

A bill granting President Roose-
welt broad authority to coordinate
man power and industry during war;
time was drawn up by Senator Lis
ter Hill of Alabama, the Democratic
whip.
The measure authorized the Presi-
dent to issue an executive order
giving the government power to
designate specific occupations for
individuals not in the armed serv-
ices. Hill suggested that man power
control be exercised through local
draft boards which could then call
in workers employed in nonessential
industries and order them to take
war plant jobs.
The resolution would lay down a
governmental policy 'that there
shall be universal service of all citi-
zens'' and "total mobilization" OF
industry.
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Paul White, but no
one can expect the
Wolverine to claw
its way unbeaten
through this bar
T a G e of h UNI a n
file sh. Mime sofa
and Notre Dam e
alone are twin bun
dies of dynamite.
There will be no
bother about big
crowds in the Mid
die West, including
nLs~ C&.x.t-
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with the call of the
ougle there will be
a greater number
If stars in action,
and a greater num-
Der of headline con-
tests.
But what about
the size e of the
crowds? How will
the transportation
snarl be settled :?
This is where the
Dig guess enters.
Ganr0n ctan
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xElS1n!!eAwh!!sg 3
Slight Error

'I have a beautiful home over
looking a private lake."
"Why, 1 was out to your place
and / didn't see a lake."
'Hmm-er, well, that's what /
overlooked"
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COME alert statistician has figured
- it out that the next two months
will see more big football games
than any season in history. Even
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EpitomiZed

The war department, in "Be-
hind Your Army" reports the
plight of sweetheart whose sol
dier was somewhere in the Pacific
area. She tore open his letter to
find inside this typed slip: "Your
boy friend still loves you. But he
talks too much" 1t was signed,
Censor.
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at Columbus, with so many feature
games and so many featured stars.
In the East
What about the East? New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
will be beyond the average.
New York, with several games
transferred to its subway service,
will have its best football year. Be-
tween the colleges and the profes-
sional Giants the Polo Grounds and
the Yankee Stadium will set new
records.
Even with the transportation odds
against them, all other sports have
shown an amazing attendance rec
ord. This goes for baseball, golf
and racing, especially.
As football happens to be the best
crowd magnet of them all, there is
no reason why the fall season just
ahead shouldn't more than keep
mace with other forms of competi-
ton.
Although at least hundred stars
have been taken by the various serv-
ices from the pro camps, there has
been no lapse of public interest as
the Chicago and Los Angles games
have already shown, with close to
2O0, 900 at these two opening salutes.
Teams are expecting capacity
crowds from Denver to Boston and
Baltimore, via New York, and I
don't think they will be disappointed.
There may be a dizzy drop later
on, but 1912 will set some form of
record before the final block is put
on and the final pass is thrown on
the gridiron.
SPORT SHORTS
Art Pope, captain of the 1912
Notre Dame basketball team, is
serving his indoctrination period for
an ensign commission In the
opinion of many managers, Tommy
Hughes of the Phillies is the out
standing young pitcher of the Ma
| tional league Southeastern con-
| ference has lost 200 football players
and Is members of coaching stats
to the armed services since last sea-
son A billiard table requires
Eve pounds of live rubber.
buy War Bonds
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The u. S. Rubber company's first
synthetic rubber plant in New Eng
land-somewhere in Connecticut-is
now in operation. This picture
shows the butadiene storage tanl
completely enveloped in water spray
Cooling prevents undesired poly
merization and protects against ex
ternal fire.
NATION WARNED:
A warning that Americas losses
in the war may run as high as
three million men was voiced by
Lieut.. Gen. Ben Lear, commander
of the Second army, who spoke be
fore the Oath annual convention o
the American Legion in Kansas City
General Lear's grim appraisa
was blunt: "Can we, resolutely anc
without wavering, face war il
which our losses may be million
or two million, or conceivably thre,
million men? Can we take it
without talk of stalemate :. 2"
He assured Legionnaires that tn,
war will be won "only after Ameri
can ground soldiers, tired, dirty ant
bloody, but always gallant and cou
rageous, have broken our enemy
lines.
"We will win this war and WIN /
conclusively only when the German
and the Jap have experienced an
learned to fear their sure and in
evitable end at the butt Of an Amer
lean rifle and the point of the Amer
ican bayonet."
Soon after Lear's speech, the LIE
gion voted to open its ranks to vet
erans of the present war.
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They say the biggest fool is the
old fool. Well, he's had more time
to practice.
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CAPITAL CHAFF

q Captain Rohde, husband OF Ruth
BRYAN Owen Rohde, has become an
American citizen and joined the
army. Appearing for a medical
exam, the doctor said: "You must
have seen service before" "Twen-
ty-three years in the Danish army, "
replid Captain Rohde,
q After the Dieppe raid, Berlin bal
lyhooed the fact that Marshal Petain
had sent a telegram of congratula-
ton to the Nazis. Significant fact,
however, was that the telegram new
er was published in Vichy.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY

Hard-working Representative Johr
H. Folger of North Carolina will &c
the limit for a constituent, but a
recent request from job-seeker ir
his district almost got him down
st have filed an application with
the Civil Service commission for g
position as an economist.
'sI am a farmer of many years
experience and believe ! am emf
nently qualified for the job Tn
after.
"I have practiced economy all my
life"
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UNFOUNDED RUMOR
DEPARTMENT

The Rumor: One of the Freuhauf
brothers in Detroit, who manufac-
ture trailers, gave his yacht to the
navy, but before doing so said he
wanted to take it on a farewell
cruise. He had no sooner got few
hours offshore, however, when he
received a peremptory demand from
the navy to return, after which Har-
ry Hopkins and his new bride took
over the yacht and sailed away on
their honeymoon.
The Truth: Harry Hopkins doesn't
like yachting, gets seasick easily,
spent his vacation in Connecticut.
Harry Freuhauf, interviewed by this
columnist on the telephone, said
"My brothr did turn his yacht over
to the navy, but the arrangements
were entirely amiable, and Harry
Hopkins never was on it at any
time or place. We have heard all
sorts of rumors about this, but there
is absolutely nothing to them"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Obrovska tovarna pro valecnou
vyrobu hotova.

Major Edward j. Thomas,
velfci dGstojnfk, oznamil, re
Kingsbury Ordnance Plant,
vladni projekt pro plneni stfel,
ktery stal SAT, 900, 900, byl do
koncen pc 16 mesfcich. Roz-
klada sc ma $4,000 akrech v o.
kresu La Porte, Ind.
Vice nez Ii milon1 hodin
prace vyzadalo postavenf vice
nez 500 budov, 70 mil trait, 70
mil cest a 70 mil plotu. Stav-
ba byla zahajena 2. listopadu
1910, kdy vlada prejala tuto
oblast.
Deset tisic osob je v nj jiz
zamestnano a az Dude 1plne v
chodu, Dude jich o 10000 vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Statni senator BartHnSk zem-
rel nahle.

V Clevelandu vypraven po-
hreb statn1ho senatora Otty J.
BartGnka, ktery byl skosen ma
HE ochrnut1m srdce We SVEN O.
bydlf.
Zesnuly byl teprve 46 rokG
star. Senatorem v statn1 zako-
nodarne ohijske byl poslednf 3
roxy, pred tim slouzil jake po-
slanec.
Bartnnek 81 stezoval, re trpi
nasledky velkych 1trap re sve-
tove valky, We ktere slouzil ja-
ko porucfk v ~letectvu, a pravil,
re pochybuje, re Dude xiv DIAL
81 diva roxy. Zatfm to nebyly
ami diva mes1ce, kdy no pTekva-
pila ne1prosna smrt.
Zesnuly Sc narodil v Cleve-
landu. Byl dobrym Cechem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
MeTitko ~pohostinnosti.

O sympatifch, kterym Sc test
csl. armada u anglickeho oby-
vatelstva je vse znamo a exis-
TUT uz cele legendy o tom. V
techto dnech csl. vojaci kdesi v
Anglii konali cviceni. Jakym
sympatifm Sc test csl. vojaci
mezi Brity o tom svedci tento
vykaz. Svobodnlk Stepan L.
Ia tohoto cviceni dostal Cd Bri
tn: 10 cups of tea, 2 Okla, 2 sal
ky cokolady, A cakes, 2 pasti-
ky, 100 cigaret. A to proslm
je jen jeden csl. vojacek. A
svobodn1k k tomu. Tez uvaz-
me, jakym sympatifm Sc test
desatnici, cetari, rotnf, rotmi-
stri, atd., nebo vGbec jen pri-
Yates! Kolik tenn sc dostalo
projevG sympatif? Proste v te-
to valce je dobTe byti csl. vo-
jakem. V. M.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Neverili bance. Ztratili
vSechno.

V Clevelandu manzele Car
melo a Andela LoPrestiovi OBJ
re Jim zmizelo $4,000.
Penfze stradali pc Fl rok1 a u
kladali je do cedrove truhlice
ma druhem patre loznici bytu
Uspory byly zvyseny nedav-
no O $500, ktere vydelal jejich
syn John. Nyn1 mel byti zapla-
cen markyc ma dome,ve kterem
mali hostinec pod svym bytem.
Zlodej musel vedet O tonic
pokladu, jelikoz Sci ma jisto.
Vylezl ma strechu sousednfho
domu, prehoupl Sc ma okno loz-
nice, vypacil zamek a rovn6z
vypacil zamek truhlice.
Kradez Sc udala, kdyz muz
dlel hostinci a zena dlela ma
vstevou u pratel. Kdyz sc vra-
tia vecer $3.50 domG, zpozo-
rovala navstevu lupice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Lacine zatemnovani.

V male farmarske osade Pa
lestine v okresu Anderson v
Texasu chteli tez vyzkouseti
zatemnovan1, ably byli pripra-
veni pro pr1pad naletu nepra-
telskych aeroplan1 a provedli
to praktickym a lacinym zpI-
sobem. Ponevadz nemaj1 zad-
nou hasicskou sirenu a nechteli
il kupovati, pTisli ma napad, re
by psi mohli dobre poslouziti a
Poole toho Sc zar1dili. Kdyz
mel byt dan signal k shasnut1
vsech svetel v celem okoli, pTi-
tail Sc velky pluh do stredu O.
sadly a kovarskym kladivem Sc
zacalo do neho busiti. Zatim
uz byli vsichni psi ma farmach
pripraveni a kdyz nejblizsf "a
cali stekati, vsichni ostatn1, eel
KEN 2,375, nasledovali pr1kla-
du. V stejnem okamziku byla
shasnuta vsechna svetla a psi
stekot Sc jeste chvfh rozlehal
celou krajinou a byl tax hluc-
ny, re pry jej bylo az Dallas
slyseti. A poole 1sudku vsech
posluchac1 psfho koncertu Sc
zatemnovanl mad ocekavanl
zdaTilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Diva miliony zen do konce
tohoto rok1I

z kruhd War Production
Board je predpovfdano, re
pres 1000, 900 Zen Dude "a
mestnano v americkem valec-
mem prGmyslu jeste do konce
letosniho roku a re mnohe z
techto zen budou provadeti
prace, ktere al dosud zastavali
vyhradne jenom muzove.
z techze kruh1 bylo receno,
re jiz nyn1 asi 500, 900 zen pra-
cuje v tovarnach, ktere mali
kontrakty ma valecn6 dodavky.
Mezit1m National Labor Sup
ply Board vede rozsahle setre-
nj k nalezenf dalsfch obor1, v
nichz by zeny molly nahraditi
muze, tax ably tito Sc mohli We
novati bud chime vojensk6 sluz
be nebo nektere jine povinnos-
ii.
Nekter1 1rednfci docela my
sill, re nenf vyloucena i dobro-
volna registrace zen pro pr1-
myslovou praci jiz nejbliz-
81 budoucnosti. Ackoli MOI.
most tohoto opatreni Sc pripou.
st1 ma druhe strane panuje vse.
obecne presvedcen1, re nebude
zadne nucena re~gistrace Zen
jeSte pc dlouhou dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06

V noel FL. srpna byla ma Lunt
a Western ave. mlada zena ma
lezena uskrcena a "a kratko
potion zavrazdena jina ze1a a
81 stejnym vilnym vrahem. Po-
licie rozeslala popis zavrazde-
ne, ale nepodaTilo Sc il ztotoz-
niti a take mezi zmizelymi ne
byla zadna zmlnka.
Policie soudila, re jest to asi
z venkova nejaka d1vka, jez
sem nedavno prijela a tato
predpoved ukazala sc SPRAY
nou. Nyn1 Ia pomoci vladn1ch
agentG byla zavrazdene ITO
toznena Helen Mantheyova a.
lias Jarnatowska, byvala mali
telka taverny Appleton a Me
dina, Wis.
Ztotoznenf provedla policie
v Appleton, ktera zenu dobre
znala a jak dostala jeji podo-
biznu, tax il ukazala lidem,
kterf zavrazdenou znali a ii
potvrdili, re jest to zmizela
Helena. Policejnf nacelnik v
Appleton prav1, re zena tam
prijela z Milwaukee a byla pry
vdana "a E. Lamptona, mfsto-
predsedu pap1rnicke unie, KITE
ry jest nynl bud v New Yorku
nebo Syracuse, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Neimen$i voiak.

V Camp Callahan naleza Sc
vojln Willie Dockray, O nemz
Sc pravf, re je nejmensi v cele
armada, neb mu chybi jeden
palec do 5 stop vysky. Pred
casem Sc rozloucil Sc svym ko-
mem v Novem Mexiku, nasadil
81 novy cowboysky klobouk a
sci Sc dat odvesti k armade.
Dvakrat jej odmftli, ale pc ire
tt jej prece prijali, kdyz rekl,
re je tax veliky jake Japonec
a to re by melo postaciti. Ale
v tabore NELL velke nepTijem-
nosti S jeho vojenskym 1borem
Most stfev1ce c1slo 4, ale dali
MI c1slo 5, protoze mensf v ar
made nejsou a nynf must nosit
tfi parry puncoch ,aby mu ne
spadly S nohou. z nejmens1ch
vojenskych kalhot museli ustri-
hnouti diva palce a cd rukavu
jeho koSile 4 a uniforma je mu
take trochu dlouha. Nejprv
byl pridelen k pechote, ale cvi-
cent S puskou a bajonetem mu
pro jeho malou postavu dost
dobre neslo, tedy jej pTelozili
k pobrezni delostrelbe. A tam
pry uz z1stane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
JAN J. HRBEK
c. Kabat obsti valky.

Jedn1m re dvou chicazskych
mladfkG, kterf zahynuli pri tor
pedovani nadrzkove lodi w. D.
Anderson u jizn1ho pobTezi,
jest krajan Cyril Kabat z La
Grange. Druhym jest Ber-
nard Ferry.
Nadrzkova LODI w. D. An
derson O 1O.227 tunach byla pc
topena nepratelskou ponor-
kou u Floridy. Pouze jeden z
SO cleni posadky byl zachra-
men. Jest to Frank L. Terry,
%, ktery plaval pres hodinu v
mort, kdyz Sc mi podarilo unik
nouti pozaru, ktery Sc rychle
pc hladine more s1ril, jak olej
Cd potapejfc1 Sc lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
NASIM HOCHuM.

u Zborova, u Bachmace,
tam bojovali hosi nase,
tax hrdine jak cesky lev,
pro svobodu Vlasti svojf,
a ted Ease v poll stojf.
Jak pax to dopadne dneska,
zvltezlme v tonic boil?
kde v prvnich radach nasi hosi
zas v bitevni care stojf,
snad j1ch krv1 v boji dneska,
Dude osvobozena zem Ceska.
Vzdyt mas narod prodelava.
p%oznovu svou Bilou Horu,
snad nepodlehnem v tomto boil
vzdyt nevalc1me jen re vzdoru
pro mas lid jez 1pf dneska,
jez pfepadla horda nemecka.
Budem Sc bit jake lvove,
jake tenkrat u Zborova,
must pfijit stastnejsf dnove,
vzkrlslme Republiku znova,
vzdyt prosp1vala dvacet let,
az j obdivoval svet.
A Dude il obdivovat Ease,
az porazime Nemecko,
ktere sc jen stale kase,
chce vyhubit lidstvo vsecko,
jenom oni chtej1 zfti,
proto sc mus1me bfti.
Prec zdolame hordu nemeckoU
ktera chce ovladnout svet,
osvobod1me zemi ceskou,
nebudem spat zas til sta let,
jak tenkrat pc Bile Hofe,
byl ustvan mas cesky lev,
my neprolejem jen v pokoTe,
naS1 nevinnou ceskou krev.
JAN j. HRBEK