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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
HiI1lmlIer
No. = NaZi.
Reds Say

BERNE. Jan. Il ms Helm
rich Himmlcr. chief Of the Gestapo.
has become "Hitler's confidence
man. more powerful than Goering.
a. a result of recent unrest in the
German army, Moscow radio said
today
lIimmler has caused 10000
troop. Of the elite IS Schultz
s,ancn TO be brought back from
the Russian frost 10 Germany, to
keep order Moscow said.
The British radio said that
one person was executed and
near rot occurred in a Berlin
railroad station AS a result Of
the Nazis' nationwide collection
Of warm garments for the Rus
sian front.
The British radio also re-
ported that Danish workers
coming home from Germany tell
stories of terrible working con-
diuons. These workers told of
being forced to work in Ger
man factories from 10 to is
hours a day. )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Nelson Heads All
l.. =. Arms Work
Mail Ord Ter Executive Gets Final
Say-So on War Production
By JOHN ID. GONZALES
United Pres star correspondent

ASHIN TON, Jan. IA
President Roosevelt wall permit
Donald NJ. Nelson 10 write his own
ticket in setting up the new SUI
prcme war production board,
which the Chief Executive soon
will authorize a. the nations over
all defense agency the White
House said today.
Secretary Stephen Early said
the executive order iormalizing
Mr.. RooSevelt'S announced inten-
ton Of making Nelson the general
issimo OF American war production
u ould be prepared ito conform
with Nj, Nelson's recommended
lions or wishes"
Early explained that prepare
tion OF the executive order Gre
ating the war production board
and designating Nelson as chair
man was being held up for the
present because we are waiting
lCantfp,,nA nm Naxt paua Col Sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Bui(kConp|etes
Aircraft Engine,
Speeds Output
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, Jan. 1.-Two hundred
and forty-thrce days from the sub
mission Of blue prints, the Buick
motor car division today an.
nounced completion Of its frs
aircraft engine.
The first power plant will be
followed by an accelerating pro-
duction pace. Harlow II. Curtice,
president. declared, and marks the
completion in record time of con-
version Of automobile factories to
war production.
The Buick project, which had
its inception last March, has been
in production several weeks on
parts and sub-assemblies. Banks
of parts have been built up TO the
rigid specifications of the Army
Air Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Russians Fooled us,
German Paper Admits

BERNE. Switzerland. Jan. IA
GNS) The Berliner Boerse n
Zeitung. in one of the most reveal
ing war statements yet 10 come
out of Germany. admitted today
that the Russians have proved
stronger than our responsible lead
ers imagined
The paper depicted the suffer
ingS Of German troops in the Rus
sian winter. and pointed out that
the Russian high command saw
through the German intention to
Withdraw 20 a winter line and at
once started an offensive 10 frus-
trate the plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
SET Up ASSEMBLY

Meanwhile. assembly Of the en-
CINE, which encompasses eventual
three-shift. 24-hour operation, is
being rapidly stepped up. II IS
estimated full output will involve
employment exceeding Buick all
time peak.
The Buick contract for aircraft
engines has been doubled since II
was started and the war depart
ment has now authorized further
doubling of this schedule.
Curtice emphasized that every
phase of automotive technique
and research had been applied be-
hind the Companys war under
taking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Miner Illness DELAYS
Liquor Board Chance
TIms. 500 Cnrte.rnndent

LANSING. Jan. IA Illness OF
ChaIfmad John W Miner has dc
layed reorganization Of the liquor
control commission Governor Van
Wagner said today.
The governor had hoped to an
nounce the appointment OF former
Senator Felix II. H. Flynn Of Cad
lilac 10 the commission tomorrow
upon expiration OF the term OF
Orrin a. DcMaSs OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

CTILL seven billion dollars
- of the peoples money
had been spent for mill
tary equipment which the
people did not have.
What became of the enor-
nous sum of seven billion
dollars?
What became of the peo-
pies war fund entrusted TO
the care of their representa-
tives in Congress to provide
equipment for public protec-
ton aud safety?
Senator Clark of Missouri
declared that il went down
political rat-hOleS."
For the benefit of what
political rats?
IL seven billion dollars can
go down rat-hoIes. fifty bill
lion dollars can 20 down rat
holes.
All that i needed j. more
rat-hOles and more rats.
In the hurry of equipping
gEnnetnnaI N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Son Safe
Jan. Z Letter From Midway
Comforts Mother

PITTSBURGH Jan. 14NGNS).
"A letter from Midway brought
comfort 10 a Pittsburgh mother
today a. she learned that as re-
Gently a January > her 21-year-
old son was safe on the tiny Pa
Clfc isle
Two GS-erS one dated Dccem-
Der %. the other January , were
received by Mrs r. l.. Jarrett
from her son. Jack. a United
States marine stationed on Mid
way Island The latter letter was
poStmarked January ,. Hickam
Field. Honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Us. Takes Ford al His
WOrlI..MOre BOnlberS
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Times stan Correspondent

One official SAID that until the
war ends. the army viii take all
the big bombcrs The Ford company
can make.
/ Deliveries under The original
bomber order arc expected TO start
during the first half Of 1912
1t is known that the new liquid
cooled motor designed by Ford
engineers for use in aircraft has
been given final tests and received
a high rating from army officers
familiar with lis performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
J. S. ATTACKS JAPS
614, 900 New Cars Will Be Rationed
War Summary

BATAVIA Dutch open three hanchcd in Indies
General Ws,el TO direct United Nations forces
Page j
MOSCOW Russians advance five push 10 y miles Of
kharko, "Ru>sa'S Pittsburgh and piercing Naz
defense lines page p
SINGAPORE Australian forces poised for big scale offensive Port
Swettenham West Malaga believed captured. page p
WASHINGTON General Macarthur epuses second attack United
States planes battle in East Indies. page u
RIO DE JANEIRO Hope that Argentina will join other
American republics relations with ANS. page D
TOIOJapanese orpedong Of aircraft carrier Lexng
charge sinking hospital ship page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-Tak-
ing Henry Ford at his word the
war department is about 10 award
the Ford Motor Company huge
additional order for four-motored
bombcr> and parts. TO be made IN
the now plants At ipS1anti. ~
The order will be of sufficient
size TO neceSsitate further extern
sions OF the plants nowIbeing built.
The enlarged program is based
on FordS assurance that produc-
uon can be increased indefinitely
by adding assembly lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
LaGudrdid 10 Decide
On u. 5. or Civil Job

WASHINGTON. Jan Il tUP) j..
Fiorello II LaGuardid told a
House committee today that as
soon as Congress disposed of civil
ian defense legislation he will make
a choice between retaining his Job
as mayor Of New York or the post
of director Of the Office of Civilian
Defensa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

A young mother and her three
small children burned to death
early today when fire destroyed
the Dearborn Township cottage
which their husband and father
built with his own hands a year
ago.
The dead were Mrs Mabel Tar
diff. rs. of $685. Bedford road
Dearborn Township and her three
children. Clara Mae, age 3. Donna
Jean, ., and William, l.
The husband, Clarence II, y.
was at work on the midnight
shift at the Detroit Seamless Steel
Tube Company when the fire
started. lie was notified 10y tclc-
phone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

A + THE beginning OF the
N agitation for participa-
ton of the tn tie d
States in the war il was dis
closed in Congress that seven
billion dollars had already
been appropriated and spent
by the Congress and the add
ministratiOn for military
preparation and equipment
and that we had no prepare
ton and no equipment and
no honest and adequate re-
suit whatever for the expendi-
ture.
Military maneuvers were
being conducted with broom
sticks and soap boxes and
wooden cannon.
Our aeroplanes were out Of
date; our tractors, tanks and
panZers were nonresident /;
our ordinary rifles were old
fashioned.
Our military equipment
was like Rip Van Wrinkles
gun, which fell apart when
the old gentleman awok e
after his pacifist slumber of
twenty years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
buy a Bomber
Bridqes Blown Up in Norway

STOCKHOLM. Jan. II up
arriving in Sweden from
North Norway reported today that
SaboteurS have para
lived land communications be-
tween Norway and Finland by
blowing up TWO bridges IN the
province al FInnmak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

TNHIS is not a partisan
statement, and as
suredly not a criticism.
II is intended 10 be and
is merely an unprecedented
estimate OF a situation.
Mr.. Roosevelt has an
nOunced a war expenditure
of fifty-siX billion dollars
$50, 900, 900, 900, which will
bring the national debt to
one hundred and ten billion
dollars,-Sl10, 000, 900, 900.
This has heretofore been
considered the bankruptcy
point.
There is no objection 10 a
fifty-six billion dollar war eX-
penditure.
There is no objection 10 a
one hundred and ten billion
dollar national debt.
There is no objection even
TO national bankruptcy.
Being broke is better than
being conquered.
Financial prostration Is inn
measurably better than mill
tary devastation.
So this article is not TO
protest the expense.
II is merely TO express the
hope and demand the assur-
ance that the expenditure will
actually bring the result We
all so deeply desire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
JAPS RAID SHIPS

Japanese bombcrs also were
active, raiding ships in the BalIk-
papan harbor most important oil
port in Dutch Borneo, but accord
ing 10 the Netherlands East Indies
news agency. inflicted no damage.
II was believed that the Japa-
neSe would consolidate their posi-
ton on Tarakan Island before
striking anew against BalIkpapan,
Continued on Next Page. Col. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Defend America
Defend America
You Can
Help Buy
"A Bomber
BY f. JEROME PETIT

Defend America-Buy a Bomber
1t September, 1923. the Ameri.
can Red Cross called upon this
country for five million dollars tC
relieve the distress of earthquake
victims--in Toxic.
America responded-not with
five million dollars, but with TEN
MILLION.
Toxic, on December Z last, ere
paid that kindness of 1923 with
the stab in the back" sneak
bombing on Pearl Harbor.
Now it's our turn again-only
this time the gifts to Toxic will
be explosive. This time we're
sending bomb-loaded warplanes-
10 help scrap the Japs!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Mother. 3 Babies
Die i'm Burning Home

bedroom, not then afire. reused
a neighbor, Mrs. Charles Hyne,
1915 Bedford road, and called
the Dearborn fire department.,
Shanahan reported. by the
time firemen could lay a hose
from hydrant a block away.
the house had been virtually
consumed by flames.
THE body Of Mrs. Tardiff,
clutching the body of Baby Will
liam, was found inside the back
door Of the house where she had
apparently been overcome while
TRYING IN asrapp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
RALLY TO BOMBER DRIVE

Thousands of Detroiters have
rallied behind the drive of Detroit
Times readers to Buy a Bomber"
for this specific purpose.
High, low. rich, poor, old. young,
native-born and naturalized-with
big checks, Soiled dollar bills, small
change.
Here are some of the recent
unusual and outstanding examples
of support for the Buy a Bomber
drive
A group Of defense workers at
the Kay Products Company, 4825
Cabot street, now engaged in max
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
SEEN BY rAsSER BY

According to Road Patrol Off
Ger James Shanahan, the fire
broke out sometime around $50
a. m but was not noticed until 4
a. m. when David Ulch Of 6704
Telegraph road. passed on his way
from work
"Ulch. after breaking a win
dow and finding no one In rear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Auto Release
Proposal Told
ByHenderson
New Industry-la
Board Called for
First Meeting Here
By GILBERT W. STEWART JR
nitsd Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Jan II
Puce Administrator Leon lien
derson today disclosed plans TO
release from $4,000 to GA 900
new cars for sale by dealers
under a rauoning plan similar
10 thalln operation for tires and
tubes.
The FIRST meeting Of The newly
created industry Labor board, de.
signed 10 speed the conversion OF
automobile plants 10 war work
was held at the Book-Cadillac 10.
tel today.
Thanked by consultants from the
Office OF Production Management
Cyrus Ching, chairman, entered
the session with no pre-conceived
notions OF how 10 accomplish the
job
we arc going 10 listen TO any
suggestion by labor or manage
ment.' Ching said Our chief
purpose AT the outset will be 10
establish firmly spirit OF CO.
operation between any and all
groups
Ching. who was loaned 10 IN,
government by The United State,
Rubber Company. had aS ms aide
here Alex Tauh, labor Consultan'
for the OPM Herbert Marks. OPM
counsel and G. h Funston. mem.
Der OF the legal staff The meet
Ing was expected 10 last all day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Macarthur
Fight
To Invaders
Smashes All Attacks
I'd Successive Day:
Bombs Indies Bases
by JOHN HENRY

IntI News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-For
the second successive day the
forces of Gen. Douglas Macarthur
back Japan's about of
fensive on the LuZon front, the
war department revealed today,
adding that the American forces
have begun to carry the battle to
tho invaders by bombing Nip
poneSe posts in the Dutch East
Indies.
American bombing planes
blasted a japanese. naval concen-
tration in the area of Tarakan
northeast of Borneo, a war depart
ment communique said. The war
explained thu It the
foray was conducted in co-opera-
tion with forces of the Neither.
lands Indies and was designed to
smash a Nipponese landing opera
ton.
Three American bombers exc
cuted the blow destroying two
enemy landing boats.
RESULTS UNTALLIED
This operation. first directed
against Nippon in the Indies area.
was m d e during "unfavorable
weather. and except for the de-
struction Of the two enemy land
ing boats results of the attack
were not fully determined. The
planes returned undam-
aged.
The JapS stabbed in two recon-
naissance drives at General Mac
Arthurs fortified line in north
Batan and, according 10 the COM
were repulsed by our
troops. with the japanese suffer-
ing heavy losses"
Casualties in the American-Fili-
pinO ranks were comparatively
small the war department said.
JAPS ADVANCE BASES
The communique said:
Reports from Mindanao and
Jolo indicate that the japanese
are establishing advance bases
in these islands from which 10
support attacks on Malaga and
the Netherlands Indies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
rying to escape
BURNED IN BEDS
"The other two children were
burned 10 death in their beds"

The TargI6S moved into tho
ncighborbQod last Mag and liEcc
in a trailer wfllc TardiG built the
structure. The husband theor2ec
that the electric stove III The
kitchen might have been lcfi on
and started the blaze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

The sun viii set a. 25 r m. today,
and rise tomorrow a. 7.ts a. m.
The moon SCI today ~ 3.2s D. n,
and rises tomorrow at 6:2e A. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
buy a Bomber
Australia Bulgaria al War

CANBERRA. Australia. Ian II
tUPl Australia declared war on
Bulgaria today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Enjoy HEALTHFUL DANCING.

IS Charming HoSteSSeS Furnished
Hollywood Woodward al Willis.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
JAP SHIP HIT

A Japanese ship was hit in a
Dutch air force bombardmcnt OF
the Dutch island OF Tarakan, il
was asserted.
In the third phase Of the Dutch
counter-attacks, a flying boat Of
the Dutch Indies air force pene-
trated japanese defense lines in
the southern Philippines and
bombed a japanese air base, drop
ping numerous bombs on the run
way and scoring three direct hits
on the base barracks. 1t returned
safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

CONTINUED on Page Six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
IN THE
NEWS

TNHIS is not a partisan
statement, and as
suredly not a criticism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

.RIIN "a BnInhp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
Dutch Attack,
As Wdve||
Gets 10 Indies
Netherlands Planes
in South Philippines
Bomb Jap Lines
BY JOHN X. MORRIS
InItsd Press star Correspondent

BATAVIA. \. f. l., Jan. IA
Dutch land and air forces went
into action in Netherlands, British
and American territory in the
South Seas today in triple
counter-offenSive against the Japa-
nese on Tarakan Island, British
Borneo and the Philippines.
Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, COM
mander-in-chief of United Nations
forces in the Far Pacific, has ar
rived in the Dutch Indies TO eStab-
lish headquarte 5, il was an
nounced.
A Netherlands Indies army COM
munique said Dutch land forces,
going into action on the Sarawak
frontier in British Borneo. killed
Is japanese. with the loss Of only
one Netherlander, missing and pre-
sumed killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

BUY a Bonnie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

Continued on Next Page, Col. .
buy "A BONNER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14
JAPS ADVANCE BASES
The Weather

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-14

Continued on Next Page, Col. 6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Prales zachranil Cechy pred
vpadem TatarH 1241.

Leckdo z nasich ctenard 81
pamatuje poutnl obrazky, ma
nichz byvala vyobrazena Pan
ma Maria Svatokopecka nebo
Svatohostynska, jak porazi
blesky Tatary roce 1910 a
1241. V tech dobach byla O.
bydlena jen JIM a strednf Mo-
rava a mezi Moravou a Cecha-
mi byl ohromny prales. Prales
sahal ma ceske strane al k
Chrudimi a Caslavi. Nebylo
snadne jim proniknouti. Pra-
les tvoril opevnen1 Czech a ably
byl opevnen1m jeste pevnej-
Sim, nesmelo Sc v mem ami ka-
ceti. TAX Tatari v pravem slo-
va smyslu zaplavovali jen jiz-
nj a stTedn1 Moravu a pres to,
re Sc chteli pustiti i do Czech,
dostali Sc jen nekam "a Tis-
nov, nacez Sc vratili. Jedine
proto, re byly Cechy chraneny
takovym pralesem, jimz vedly
pouhe 1zke zemske stezky, by
ly uchraneny i vpadu TatarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26

President DIR. Edward Benes
promluvil do ceskoslovenskeho
londynskeho rozhlasu O posled
Mich udalostech We vlasti. Pre-
sldent republiky vyjadril svou
oddanost a obdiv vsem spolu-
obcan1m, kteTf zijf donna pod
nemeckym 1tlakem.
President BeneS ujistil sve
posluchace v Ceskoslovensku,
re ia i vsichni moi spolupra-
CONVICT budeme do poslednfho
dechu sveho zivota pracovat. a.
bychom uskutecnili naproste
splnen1 vsech mych slov."
Rekl: "Vse, co Chime a co
jeste ucin1me, koname S pre-
svedcenim o konecnem Hitle-
rove padu. President Benes
pokracoval: "Kazdy z vas bez
vyjimky by mel chit totez:
vstavaje lehaje by mel ma vse
nahllzet S tohoto hlediska."
Use, co Sc dele v nasf ze-
mi i Jlnde, nenl jen otazkou-
ceskoslovenskou, ale katastro-
fon cele Evropy spise nez nasi
vlastni. Ma druhe strane isou
mnoz1 provinilf Nemci 20 "a
sluze kazdy den odstranovani
Sc sveta.
Je jiz pres p6ldruha milionu
mrtvych v Rusku.
"Britske letectvo Dude stale
casteji vysllat tisfce letadel mad
vsechna mesta nemecka a kru-
te pomst1 Lidice horniky a je-
Jich rodiny. Nez Dude pc val
ce, padnou jeste miliony Mem
ca = dostane Sc Jim pomsty "a
vsechny jejich Hitlerovy, Him
mlery, Heydrichy a Dalugy v
iodine jejich padu, jehoz Dude
dosazeno spolecnym vypetfm
nasich sill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Strom uprostred domu.

U Prokopova rybn1ku v Hin
sku ma Ceskomoravske vysoci-
ne stoj1 starry javor (angl. Ma
ple) S mohutnou korunou, KITE
~ je majitelem pozemku a bu-
dow povazovan "a vyznamny
pro jejich rod a proto je pecli-
We chranen. Pro rod Prokop1dv
Sc stall symbolickym a S jeho
historic je spojena i historic je-
jich rodu. o velike lasce a u
cite k tomuto staletemu javoru
svedcl, re nebyl skacen ami
kdyz pred nekolika Lefty stall v
ceste pfi stavbe budovy pro
provozovnu. Byl zazden do
budovy a jeho mohutna koru-
ma Sc vypfna uprostred sire
chy. Roku 1910 pTistavovala
Sc dalsf cast provozovny a ami
tentokrate javor neustoupil.
ZGstal uprostTed rozsahle stav
by, mad n1z jake opatrovnfk
rozlOzil svou korunu. TAX 81
ProkopGv rod cent tento pama-
thy stalety favor. Je to take
zarny pfiklad velke lasky Ike
stromIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
NejstarSi ceske penize.

Nejstarsf ceske pen1ze po-
chazej1 z dolby Boleslava L.,
jenz I'll v letech 935-967 a
byl mlads1m bratrem sv. Va
clava. Byly to male strfbrne
pen1zky a sluly denary. z ces-
Ike hrivny razeno jich bylo OBJ
vykle 200 kusG. Ceska hTivna
vazila 253 a IA gramu. Stars1
denary jsou test a velike asi
jake sary dvacetikrejcar. Pc
roce 1866 jsou lehc1, nepTesa-
il l gram, a jejich stf1bro jest
horst. Tyto denary platily az
do roku 1880, kdy doznaly dial
s1ho zhorseni. Cd te dolby az
do roku 1900 razeny byly tax
Nv. "plechace" neboli ''brak-
teaty", ktere byly nahrazeny
ceskym grosem O vaze 3.5 gra-
mu, ktery v 1000 dflech obsa-
hoval $50 dill stf1bra. Dial je
raziti kral Vaclav II. a byly ra-
zeny vlasskymi mincmistry v
Kutne Hore. Postupem dolby
zhorsovala Sc hodnota techto
grosG, ktere Sc udrzely az do
roku 1547, kdy byly nahraze-
ny tolskym grosem neboli tola-
rem. Tolske grose byly raze-
ny jiz Ia krale Ludvfka, a to
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Nakladal hnGj a pripravI me-
Sto o pivovar.

re Holice mely svnj pivovar,
to uz Sc dnes da zjistit jen v hi
storii mesta. V urbari z roku
1922 je zapsan poplatek z pi-
vOvaru 3 groSe a r. 1865 po-
flzena nova panev "a 80 kop
a cd vahy panve, "a sn1dani,
"a pivo pro sousedy, co pro nj
jeli, vyplaceno 20 gros1. Pivo-
var znicil ohen We tricetilete
valce. V urbaTi v r. 1863 stoji
psano: "V tenn mestecku
(Holicfch) podobne pivovar
byval, runinovany jest. Pivo Sc
befe z pivovaru Dasickeho a
jest osvedceno "a At a pGl ose-
dleho." Jeste koncem stoletf
osmnacteho staly ma namesti
zbytky jeho zr1cenin, totiz o.
blouky a pilfre. C1sar Josef II.
kdyz tyto sloppy a oblouky pri
sve ~navsteve videl a zpravu O
zaniklem pivovaru slysel, mari
dill, ably tehdejsf primas "a MIN
do Hradce pTisel. Grad prima-
torsky zastaval tehdy nejaky
Vorel, jemuz slo vice O nakla-
DAM hnoje, nez O blaho obce;
do Hradce neSel a tax Holice
O pivovar pTipravil. TAX to a.
lespon historic mesta pro vec-
nou pamet kronikafi zazname-
nall.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Kardinal Hinsley proti prona-
sledovani csl. zidH.

Kardinal Arthur Hinsley,
katolicky primas Angle, zas-
lal Svazu ceskoslovenskych Ii
dG poselstv1, v nemz pravi:
"Surov6 pronasledovani Ii
dovskeho obyvatelstva jen pro
to, re jsou Eide, je urazkou
vsech zasad spravedlnosti a
lidskosti. Zatracujeme nejsil-
nejs1mi slovy vrazd6nf nevin-
nych lid, hrozne deportace
zidovskeho obyvatelstva, obav-
ne koncentracnf tabory a u
krutne melody Gestapa stejne
jake loupen1 a kraden1 majet-
ku jejich obet1."
Poselstv1 kardinal Hinsleye
bylo precteno ma verejne schG-
ri cs. zidG, jez Sc konala We
stredu v Londyne jake protest
proti deportaci zid1 z ceskych
zem1 i re Slovenska.