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Evening star., 1942-02-16
$50 Enemy Agents
Baked in u. ). Entry
Try, Congress Told
Visu Division Chief
Describes New System
OF Refugee Handling

approximately 750 enemy
agents" have been turned back
in attempts to enter the United
States as innocent" refugees
during the last seven months,
Congress was informed today.
These bad cases" we're discovered
among $4,000 applicants for imni-
grafton visas closely investigated
under a new procedure that went
into effect July l, according to tes-
timony before a House Appropria-
tions Subcommittee on the State
Department appropriation bill for
the 1943 fiscal year.
Ava Warren, chief of the depart
ment's Visa Division, told the COM
mittee in testimony made public
today that I'VE were fooled" in many
cases before the new investigation
system went into effect, but that
I'VE have not had any trouble since
that time"
Need for Bigger Division.
In explaining the need for expan-
sion of the Visa Division, which he
said now is working 5000 hours a
month overtime, Mr.. Warren pointed
out that last July l most of the
work of investigating would-be i'm
migrants to this country. previously
done by consular ofiices abroad. was
transferred to the State Depart
ment.
Under the new system each visa
applicant is passed on, after
thorough investigation, by intelli-
gence officers of the Army and
Navy. the F. B. l., the immigration
Service and the State Department
Through this procedure" Mr..
Warren said, working over period
of seven months. we have developed
records of persons who have come
in, or tried to come in, in the guise
of refugees, or in some other praise
worthy category. 1t runs now to
about 750 persons. who were enemy
agents attempting to enter the
United States in the guise Of In
Evening star., 1942-02-16
Arnold Sets Up
Unit to Advise
Small Business
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Justice Department has
formed . small business unit" to
represent concerns which cannot
afford a Washington ONCE to keep
them informed about Government
activities.
Thurman Arnold, assistant at
torney general In charge Of the
Antitrust Division, told House
Appropriations subcommittee in
testimony, made public today the
unit would represent small business
men before some departments.
Independent business people, +"
Mr.. Arnold said, ARE going to be
more and more, through nobody's
fault, crushed under the weight of
the regulations as to pooling Every
one of you knows that the big fel-
low can understand the regulations
and find his way through them,
but the little fellow is absolutely
helpless.
I'VE define a small business man
as anybody who cannot afford an
ONCE in Washington to keep track
Of these things. ''' If a monopoly
case is before a board or bureau
We represent him there and / do
not suppose that anything has
achieved as much gratitude on the
part of 50 many people as that
service"
Evening star., 1942-02-16
Jail At Spotsy|vania, Va,
Called One Of Five Worst
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Spotsylvania County jail,
Spotsylvania, Va, was described by
James v. Bennett, director Of the
Federal Bureau Of Prisons, today as
one Of the fiye worst" county jails
In the country.
During testimony on the Justice
Department supply bill for 1913,
made public today, Mr.. Bennett was
asked to supply the committee with
lists Of q few Of the best" and
worst" jails in the country. based
on bureau ratings.
The Spotsylvania Jail was nth
from the bottom on q list of nine
worst" institutions furnished, with
q rating Ct IA per cert
Lowest on the worst" list was the
Randolph County Jail, Pocahontas,
Ark, 8 per cent.
Ratings, Mr.. Bennett explained,
were based on quality Of administra-
ton. personnel, food, medical service,
cleanliness, etc.
Evening star., 1942-02-16

nocent persons seeking refuge or
asylum here"
1900 Cases Sifted.
Asked II they were denied admis-
sion Mr.. Warren said: "Yes sir.
Running through $4,000 cases We
found 750 open-and-shut cases that
were bad"
do you think you were fooled on
any Of these occasions when they
were let IMP" asked Representative
Carter, Republican, Of California.
Not yet" Mr.. Warren replied.
I'VE were fooled before. That is
why we did it (inaugurated the new
investigation procedure). We had
cases before Of persons who were
very we'll sponsored, but they were
not examined with the care they are
now, and we have had some very
bad cases"
On January 10. Mr.. Watson said,
there were 22,500 active cases "on
the books" Of foreigners who wanted
to come to this country. OF this
total 50 per cent are affected by .
"bottleneck" In transportation from
Europe. aside from the question Of
whether they would be desirable
immigrants, he said. He added that
some of those being granted visas.
such as industrial chemists and
magnesium experts. "are needed in
the defense effort" although most
of those who come in are in the role
of refugees.
Hull Testimony "Off Record"
Most Of Secretary Of State Hull's
testimony before the subcommittee
on January 20, was put "off the
record" and not printed in the
transcript Of hearings made public
today.
In a general statement, Mr.. Hull
said the responsibility of the State
Department has been increased by
the war. becoming "a militant part
Of our fighting forces"
1T Cthe State Department. is
combating vigorously the efforts of
the Axis powers to gain support for
their causes" he said. ''and, con-
versely, is sustaining, through every
practicable means, the efforts Of
those governments which are op-
posing the Axis.
1T is obtaining. for the benefit Of
our defense agencies, all information
obtainable from sources abroad that
may be Of value in shaping our
policies or aiding our efforts; and is
co-ordinating the work in foreign
countries of all representatives of
the Government sent abroad for
particular purposes related to ma
tional defense.
TT Is. IN manifold ways, endeavor-
ing to build In the Western Hemi-
Evening star., 1942-02-16
Action Taken 10 Save
Rubber in Far East,
Congress Is Told
Stote Department Aide
Says Who Owned What
Disreeorded by Allies

Emergency action has been taken
by the United Nations to pull sup
plies of rubber out of the endan-
gered spots in the Far East to get
them to safer spots" testimony
given before a House subcommittee
disclosed today.
The United States, British and
Dutch governments Abandoned all
formalities. disregarding ANY ques-
fort to salvage as much rubber as
possible, Thomas K Finletter. head
OF the State Departments Division
of Defense Materials. has told a
House Appropriations Subcommittee
holding hearings on the State De-
partment appropriation bill He did
not indicate how successful the
measures were, however.
Rubber Stock Inadequate.
Under questioning by committee
members, he said he believed this
country's reserve Of rubber is en-
tirely inadequate" though he hoped
the present stock Of 100000 tons
would carry through the emergency
period until artificial rubber pro-
duction gets started.
The amount Of Brazilian rubber
production is every small" being
somewhere around $4,000 to 10000"
tons Of high-grade rubber year,
80 I thing we are making a mis-
take" in assuming that any venture
there is going to take the place OF
rubber from the Far East, he said.
The division which Mr.. Finletter
heads In the State Department
works with other Government
agencies In negotiating with foreign
governments for procurement of war
materials.
Leng-Term Program. .es
DR.. E. w. Brandes Of the Agricu1-
ture Departments Bureau Of Plant
Industry described to the subcom-
nittee research work being done by
that bureau under State Depart
ment appropriations on long-term
program for developing rubber pro-
duction in Latin America.
There is no reason. he said. why
the South American leaf blight" +"
a fungus disease that attacks rubber
trees, should continue to be factor
that would prevent the development
of rubber plantations in South
America. He said great progress"
had been made toward controlling
the disease.
DR.. Brandes explained, however.
that the program with which he
was concerned would require 7 to
IS years to produce rubber in volume
Evening star., 1942-02-16
Seven Arkansas Airports
Closed 10 Civilian Traffic
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 16.-
Seven Arkansas airports. including
Little Rocks 81 SOC, 900 Adams Field.
were closed to all civilian trafic ex-
cept regularly scheduled airlines
yesterday for what c. A. A. In
spector William M. Berry said was
failure to comply with wartime reg
ulations.
Fields which have been approved
by the Civilian Aeronautics Admin
istration and remained open were
Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Hot
Springs, Arkadelphia and Texar-
kama.
Fields In addition to the one
which was closed here were Toney
Field at Pine Blun and the airports
at Conway, Russellville. El Dorado.
Magnolia and Sloan Springs.
Mr.. Berry said some Of the fields
were making efforts to comply with
the new regulations and probably
would be able to open within . few
days. Most OF the fields, he said.
failed to provide armed guards and
flight inspectors. maps and alarm
systems.
Evening star., 1942-02-16

ss. *someihinq new
that steps Up smoking pleasure!
The chevrons safely sewed Georges sleeve, and that
something has been added he's enjoying the homage due
Private First Glass; As he lit Barbaras Old Cold she said
Thanks, Ceorg-noting CEORCss
good Old Gold for hard
working seamsteH. thing new!
CE0RcE *IAekia
pily, And r this Il
soldier. ence like
l..~ BAnARA: Like ehsvrsn?
been added GEORGE: Yesabsol.sslysee
Colds thing small that sG
In the fighting forces with defense wokers-a over America
people are finding that Old Colds lend fun to snok
ing pleasure since we've added ataka that small magicay
Aavorful leaf from the Eastern Mediterranean. Don't miss
out on the fun! Get started On Cd Colds right away.
Evening star., 1942-02-16
Fires Ground Guns Fire
At Unidentified PIune
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16-Ground
guns were in action against an uni
Identified plane which flew over Dub
lin and other coastal districts Of
Ireland yesterday afternoon, q Brit
ish broadcast said. The broadcast
was heard by c. B. S.
Evening star., 1942-02-16

This prompt Listerine gargle may help
Mother Nature to head of cold before it
gets serious. Drafts. like wet feet and IA
tigue, may weaken body resistance. That
makes it easier for germs associated with
colds to invade the tissue and aggravats
Evening star., 1942-02-16
WiIIium Mitchell Rood

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. R).-Dun-
can Field, where roads are named
for deceased Air Corps officers, has
named its main street William
Mitchell road.
Evening star., 1942-02-16

sphere q solid bulwark against the
forces Of aggression and realm
where liberal government and free
institutions may continue to exist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
Stock Market Turns
Irregular After
Brisk Early Rally
Advances of Fractions
To 81 Reduced or
Wiped Out
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Stocks
turned irregular today after leaders
opened fractions to around point
higher on a brisk buying movement
attributed to election results.
First hour activity was about the
best in several months, with profit
selling on an increasing scale after
the start. Early subsistence of the
forward move indicated the market
had, by it's rise on Monday to new
peak since November, discounted
in considerable part the voting
trends.
A few pivotals managed to remain
little ahead in the final hour while
others slipped for fractional losses.
Transactions totaled approximately
10000 shares.
Steadier performers in the late
proceedings included United Air
craft. Boeing, Sperry, Republic Steel,
u. S. Rubber, Chrysler, American
Telephone, and Southern Pacific, the
last named at new 1912 high.
Douglas Aircraft fell about 2
points, then halved it's loss.
War news was read as favorable
on the whole, although speculative
contingents took heed of Secretary
Knox's warning against over-opti-
mism on the engagement in the
. SOlomons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
ApDroXfnAte Bale. 1o4oy.
II 100 an. 1850 1900 Noon 430. $50
100 M.-.5l4,s8O ZOO PM 592. 400


tUnit OF trading. 10 shares: sales
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act. or securities assumed BY such com
panies. Rates of dividend in the foregolng
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual deelara-
ton Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included KID Elk
dividend. xr Elk rights. Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock Declared or psid
last year. h Payable in canadian fund.-:
( Accumulated dividends raid or declared
this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
Wholesale Commodity
Index Is UNCHANGED

The weekly wholesale commodity
price index compiled by the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association re-
manned unchanged at near-record
level last week.
This index in the week ended Oc-
tober 81. 1912, remained at 1900 per
cent of the .935-1939 average.
slightly below the peak OF 1902
reached on October 3, just before
the new anti-inflation regulations
became effective. This index stood
at 1900 a month ago and 1851 a
year ago.
Although there were fractional adj
vances in the foods group. as well
as in several industrial groups, the
decline In the farm products group
was enough to hold the general in
dex to the same level as In the pre-
ceding week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
Tax on Chains
Turned Down
In'Utoh Vote
, the Associated Press.


SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. "A
referendum proposal for a gradu-
ated tax on chain stores in Utah was
defeated in yesterdays election. A
nearly complete vote showed 1892
in opposition and 81, 38l favorable to
the tax.
The proposal. enacted by the
ls41 Legislature but subjected to the
referendum before 1t could be ef-
fective, would have imposed q eradu-
ated tax on chain stores operating
in Utah.
The tax would range from $50 to
$500 annually on existing units and
from $500 to 5000 annually on new
units, based on the number Of stores
operated by the chain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
By Pr,vote Wire
locks Direct to The ster

Net
rA-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

expansion Of war plant facilities al
most trebled the volume reported for
these categories during the first nine
months of 194l.
Material shortages resulted in a
decrease of "a per cent in the volume
Of private construction, the report
said During the first nine months
of this year private construction
totaled $4,000, 900 900, a decrease of
81 ,400. 900 900.
Highway construction declined "a
Eper cent. War housing financed by
the Federal Government increased
II per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
New u. ). Construction
WELL Above Year Aqo

By the Associated Press.
New construction in the United
States totaled $10,500, 100000 during
the first nine months of 1912. COM
pared with $1,000 100000 in the same
period last year, Secretary of Labor
Perkins reported today.
Public construction totaled S7,700.-
900 900 in the first nine months this
year. almost. twice the volume for
the corresponding 194l period. Con-
struction work at military and naval
depots, stations and airfields and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

Philatelic note - The one stamp
always sure to be worth the price
paid is the War savings stamp. Buy
It now.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Uniformly pro zeny We valec-
mem prHHmYslu.

Edward Elliot jest clenem
komise, ktera ma ma starosti
postarat o dostatek zamestnan-
CT pro valecn6 potreby. Elliot
mel proslov ma universite North
western, re Dude zapotfeb1
nejmene pet milion1 zen pro
valecnou industrii.
Poole jeho nahledu musfme
Sc pripravit ma valku dlouheho
trvan1 a vychovat 81 dost ucite-
III 81 instruktorG, jez by zeny
do valecne industrie zaucovali.
Jake psychological opatren1
by bylo zahodno dati do unifo-
rem osoby, jez Size neslouzf v
armada, ale jsou cinni We valec
ne industrii. Jest pry to pro
armadn1 sluzbu velmi d1lezite
opatren1 a zaroven jest to oce-
nenf prace tech, jez pro vitez-
stvf pracuj1.
Pro valecne pracovnfky mu-
81 byt neco ucineno, ably byli
rozeznani cd obycejnych "a
mestnancG, kteT1 S valecnou in
dustrii nemajl mic spolecneho.
Valecni zamestnanci must ne
jak byt oznaceni jake bojuj1cl
"a naSe v1teZstv1 a oni 81 neja-
keno viditelne oznacen1 zaslu-
hujf.
Pokud Sc tyce zen, tax Cur
tiss Wright zavod zaT1dil inzi-
nyrskou kollej, We ktere jsou
zeny cviceny a pc nekolika me-
sfcnim vycviku mohou byt pos
lany jake spolehlive inginyrky
do aeroplanoveho zavodu. V
dobe ucen1 mali cd $40 do $50
mesicne a cele zaopatreni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

81 pytl1k rucnfch granat1 a v
pochve upevnene mezi kole-
mem a kotnfkem prave nohy
ma dlouhy, ostry n1z. Potfe-
buje jej, nebot kdyz mu vftr
pr pfistanf zaplete lana pada-
ku must je pfeffznouti, ably Sc
jej zbavil, kdyz by dopadl me-
ri neprftele, n1z Dude dobrou
zbranf boji. z oblohy vsak
zatfm sestupuj1 dalsl padaky
nesoucf vyzbroj vseho druhu-
cd Garandovych pusek t6z-
kych kulomet1, az pc munich a
protitankove kanony. Zatfm
ma pobfezf jiz pracujf pTenos-
ne bezdratove vysflacky. Zpra
vodajska leadla neustale krou-
zfcf mad bojistem udrzujf tele-
ponicky styk S temito stanice-
mi i s valecnou flotilou u po-
bfezf. Postupn6 jeden op6rny
bod nepfftelova odporu pada
"a druhym, kdyz vojfni prij-
dou ma zvlastnf opevnen6 po-
~stavenf, pozadajf radiem vale
enc lode a bombardovanf a
"zmekcenf" stTedisek odporu.
Proti vsem prekazkam, u
melym i pf1rodn1m, at je to bla
to, dzungle, rozbourene more,
peklo poust6 a nebo sibffske
mrazy, namornf pechota DOLBY
Iva nepfatelskych pobrezf. Je
to kruty zivot a vyzaduje cd
kazdeho muze, ably byl doko-
nala bojuj1cf jednotka. Nyni
jako drive odpovldaj1 ma tyto
: polite namorn1 pesaci typicky
} stejnym hlasenfm: NamoTnf pc
: chota Sc vylodila a ma situac-
v rukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Ustav z~amiIovanych.

VIM. Pickett, 63lety nate
racsky kontraktor, obzalovan
pro zastrelen1 manzelky, 67le-
tie Ella Mae Linquistove, vdo-
wy pc chicazskem kontraktoru.
Pickett Sc Sc svoji nyn1 "a
strelonou manzelkou seznamil
prostrednictvim Standard Cor
respondence Club v Grayslake,
Ill. Amor1v to 1stav. Klub
pc 43 rokd Tfdf nynf 77lety JOS.
|Schloser, jehoz dreveny 1hled-
ny domek jest skoro 1pln6 "a
siren korunnou velkeho stro-
mu.
Schloser prav1, re dial mnoho
snatkd dohromady a jeste ami
|jeden neskoncil vrazdou jake
nynf Puckett1v. Cely STAN
dard Club jest rfzen v loznici
|Schlosera a odtud vyrizuje
vsechnu correspondence.
Pickett Sc stall clenem klu-
ku ~"Osamelych srdc1'' %. led
ma letos. Zaplatil So a "a to
dostaval mes1cn6 listinu osame-
lych srdci zenskeho pohlavl,
|jez zadaly muzskou korespon-
denci. Mezi adresami byla E.
la Mary Linquistova, ktera u
dala popis osoby a v~yslovila
pranf, jakeho spolecn1ka 81 pre-
je. Musela zaplatit So jake O.
statnf zadatelky Gill clenkyne.
Muz, ktery zaplatil So dostal
seaman dvakrat mesicne a KIDD
zaplatil SIS dostal Sc dozivot-
MIN clenem s ujistenfm, re bu-
de dostavat adresy newest cely
zivot nebo dosud Sc neozenf.
Schloser, ktery prav1, re spo-
jill $4,000 parkG We stastnem
manzelstvf, uveTejnuje aplika-
ce obou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Z Washington.

- Senator Willard E. Tyd-
ings, demokrat z Marylandu
obnovil svdj pozadavek, ably
vlada pTemfstila sv6 zamest-
nance z tech oborG, kde jich
nyni nen1 zapotTeb1, do oborG
valecnych a prestala pTijfmat
move lidi, protoze je to zbytec-
ne vyhazovanf pence a krone
toho lidi je citelny nedostatek.
Ackoli president Roosevelt
liz vydal naT1zen1, ably takove-
TO pTem1sten1 zamestnancG by
10 provadeno, We skutecnosti
Sc v tom smeru stale velice ma
10, jak senator Tydings pravil
We SVEN radiovem p%roslovu.
"Verfm, re vetsina novych
zamestnancG je zbytecna",
pravil Tydings. "Zab1rajf mno-
no mfsta S kancelaremi, mno-
no cenneho zarfzenf a stoji to
p%oplatnfky mnoho, mnoho mi
lionu, cemuz by Sc z vetsf cas-
tt dalo pfedejfti."
Tydings pc te citoval prohla-
hlaseni, jez ucinil senator Har-
ry F. Byrd, demokrat z Virgil
ME, re nynf federalni vlada
ma trikrat tolik zamestnancG
ma vyplatnf listine, neil jich
bylo "a prve svetove valky
Byrd 81 stezoval, re nyni je We
vladnfch, statnfch a mistnich
sluzbach vice civiln1ch zamest-
nancG neil je lid1 v cele arma-
de a zadal, ably aspon jedna
tTetina vladn1ch zamestnancG
byla propust6na.
Senator Tydings pTipomenul
re jeho zvlastnf senatnf vybol
pTi studiu fiskalnfch dat, pred.
lozil zpravu, v n1z zdGraznil
re nekolik des1tek prakticky
w zahalej1cich vladnlch agen.
Gil je nynf zbytecnych a re je.
jich zamestnanci mohli by byti
lehce presazeni do department
til valky a valecn6ho lodstva.
ktere rychle vzrGstaj1. Bylo
tez doporuceno zrnusiti Natio.
nal Resources Planning Board
jehoz hlavou je p~resident1v
stryc Frederick A. Delano, kite
ry nynf pracuje plnou parou
ma povalecnem planovanf.
Tydings pravil, re je mnohc
zbytecnych zamestnanc1 v cen
sovn1m trade, v trade pro ry-
barstvf a divokou EVER, pro ma.
rodni parky, zemedelskou e.
konomii, venkovskou elektri-
saci, delnickou statistiku, imi-
graci a naturalisaci, National
Youth Administration, Works
Projects Administration, Ten
nessee Valley Authority a v
mnoha jinych, ktere ami nelze
vsechny vyjmenovati.
"Mnohe z techto agencii ma
81 narodnf vlady d9lajf velice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

Rlmsky rozhlas pri ko-

" h1IIIOhy 1OA111dO p1l hO-
mentari O valecnych operac1ch
ma Kavkaze prinesl podrobno-
sti O cinnosti slovenskych vO-
jenskych jednotek tonic va
lecnem prostoru. Tyto sloven-
ske jednotky podnikly neuspe-
she 1toky ma ruska postavenl,
a = Poole italskeho komenta-
tora - nepr1znive povetrnost-
nj podmfnky prekazely ddlezi-
tym valecnym operacim zaha-
jenym Slovaky.
Je charakteristicke pro roz-
hlasy osy, re kdyz valecne o.
perace ma fronte koncl MEDIA
rem, zodpovedonst "a tento ne
1spech sc pricte nekterym va
salskym vojenskym jednotkam
a ovsem tez pocas1.
= Bratislavsky rozhlas We
sve nemecke zpravodajske re-
laci v techto dnech hlasil Get
nou sabotaz hlavne osobn1ch
vlakG v zahrebske oblasti. DIE
hlaseni rezhlasu: "Opetovne
ciny SABOTAGE bply provedeny
v posledn1ch dnech ma vlaky
take bylo nutno vesti vlaky il
nym smerem." ]. +.
Je zrejme, re jugoslavstf
vlastenci mali pozoruhodne u
SPECIFY v rusen1 nepratelskych
vojenskych transportd dopra-
vovanych z vychodnf fronty do
Severni Afriky. Osobnf dopra-
va ma ctyTic1ti italskych VIA
cich byla zrusena ma neurcitou
dobu. PTedpoklada Sc, re to-
to zruseni bylo z~pGsobeno pre-
pravou AZ nemeckych divis1,
ktere pry Sc presunuj1 z ruske
fronty ma severo-africkou from
tn a k italskym a balkanskym
hraniclm.
= Kdyz Hitler zahajil svou
valku proti Rusku ucinil z vi
dine sve nejdGlezitejsi doprav-
nj a zasobovac1 stredisko pro
sve armady ma vychodnf from
te. Hlavn1 mesto Rakouska je
tez d1lezitym strediskem pro
vojenske transporty a valecny
material Sc nejprve shromaz-
duje zde a pax odesfla ma from
tn. Zaroven sem doj1zdejf ne
ustale vlaky Sc zranenymi, a
vsemi veTejne i soukrome bu-
dovy jake skoly a podobne by
ly pfemeneny ma nemocnice.
Dokonce i kostely Sc pouzfvaji
k tomuto 1celu. V techto dnech
zacli do Vfdne dojfzdeti vlaky
S velkym poctem zranenych
slovenskych vojfn6. Nacisti w
slovne nar1dili, re ami pc vyle-
cent tito slovenst1 voj1ni nesml
byti poslani ma Slovensko, ny
brz zarazeni do vojenskych u
tvar1 a poslani op6tne ma from
tn. Nemci takto cht6jl Sc w.
hnouti podnecovanf dalsi profit
nemecke nalady a beztoho jiz
velmi poboufenem Slovensku.
- Ia okazalych slavnosti
byl Is. listopadu otevTen v
Bratislave Italsky Institute pro
kulturu a umenf. Poole rim
skeho rozhlasu otevTeni byl "a
italskou vladu pTftomen a pro-
mluvil italsky vedec Giacomo
Bolke. PTedseda Institute Ma
yer ucinil 1vodnf projev. Slav-
nosti Sc z1castnil slovensky mi
INSTR skolstvf a dalsf clenove
slovenske vlady, jakoz pTedsta
vitele diplomatickeho sboru a
~fasisticti 1fednfci ably pTidali
ma d1lezitosti tomuto prazdne-