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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

Ii was IKE pulling up the muSty
curtain on the stage of a theatre
which had long since been deserted
but suddenly signs of life began to
creep in. 1t was like a ghost re-
turning to make sure that he was
not forgotten. So it was when the
curtain unfolded and there stood
Stepin Fetchit. But such things
are expected to happen in the thea
tire, as only this could.
At one time, Mr.. Fetchit was one
OF the greatest colored actors in
the business, being paid highly for
acting dumb. That look is a born
one and one which he can never
lose. In the movies he made COM
plete success of his acting ability
but after his marriage to dancer
Winnie Johnson, he turned to the
declining stage of life. 1t was not
until he had fully lost every claim
TO success that he realized that he
was gradually becoming fadeout
and tried in vain to retrack his steps.
Shadows OF his past successes parad-
ed In front of him but it was then
too late to do anything about it.
In Detroit, it was reported that he
filed for bankruptcy a few years
ago. Then his manager failed to
get engagements promised him and
he sued. Nothing else was heard
OF the actor and it was assumed
that he had given up. When, out
of the dark, he suddenly re-appear~
ed to stake his claim on what sue
cess he could get. And he's now here
in New York for a one-Week APP
pearance, his first here on the stage
in some time, to do just that.
Many actors and actresses have
come since Fetchit's time. There Is
now Hattie Mcdaniel, MAINTAIN More
land, Willie Best, Dorothy Dand-
ridge, Eta and Sam Mcdaniel,
Clarence Muse and a few others.
Willie Best has pretty nearly taken
the place of Fetchit so there is lit
tie need for him to try Hollywood.
He is aging now, SO his best bet is
the stage and he hopes to stay on
it for good!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

me to as I can't get anywhere here
at all and work very day?
Ans: If you make change.
you should take your wife with
you. No doubt it would be best for
both of you to leave your present
surroundings if you can find good
job. You love your wife, but you
are paying entirely too much at
tention to the gossip that goes on
in your town. Your wife is down
helpless right now and you should
be man enough to stick up for her
at any cost. Devote more of your
time trying to please her and am
sure you will see things differ
emily.
C.. B.-I am anxious to know il
I should marry this man who is
asking me? I love him and he loves
me. Although I fear that some
day he will run off with another
weak woman like he did once be-
fore. He says he is sorry for what
he did and asked me to let hint
make up to me the wrong he has
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

don't I don't argue at all, but I
would like to know what to do9
Ans: From all indications the
man is sorry that he acted so
weak and went away with this
woman. 1t didn't take him but a
short time to get fed up and he
was right back. Your problem is
somewhat different. !. (. he isn't
legally separated from his first
wife and he must get a divorce be-
fore you can get married. He has
proved that he loved you and if
you love him then insist that he
get a divorce and get married.
Everyone takes chance when he
or she marrieS and no one can be
sure of faithfuiness oe the one
he or she chooses. Help him to
live goGd clan life.
N. L. XII am a dress designer,
but for some reason 7 don't feel
like working and ! believe my
husband is responsible for my con-
dition. Tell me what to do and will
I succeed this year?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
.4yMNANM
NAM ToN/C @
S M o N EY S
| O We, j o B
STARTLING FACTS IN YOUR
READING

STARTLING FACTS IN YOUR
READING
Will you be happy In lover Successful
in business7 Win In games? Facts In re-
gard to business, love, marriage, friends
enemies. lucky and unIucky periods
ETC., revealed according TO astroIogy.
Get the facts now. Send me your name.
address, and birth date. SEND NO
MONEY! When your reading arrives,
pay postman only 81 Plus few cents
postage. You will be amazed at the re-
markabie accuracy of the predictions
OF scientific astrOlOgy
EREE with every order: Seal of High
Destiny and Power. believed
to bring good luck.
w. A. ASTURO
"a Il. 81, New York, N. "
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

will describe briefly the place of
religion in the life of Negroes to-
day.
j. RoSamond Johnson will read
THE Creation" from Goods from
bones" book of sermons in verse
written by his brother, James We'll
don johnson. Rosamond johnson
has written music for Broadway
shows for many years and is cred
tied with composing more than a
thousand songs, including music for
Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing,' the
Negro anthem for which his brother
wrote the words.
HERNANDEZ AS "IAWD'
Other features of the broadcast
included Juan Hernandez as DE
LaWd" in a dramatic episode from
The Green Pastures" and mon
tage summary of previous programs
in the Freedoms People" series
which has depicted Negro contribu-
tons TO American progress through
music, agriculture, industry, sports.
education, literature, and war work.
The 12-voice dePaur Chorus and the
35-piece NBC staff orchestra regu-
larly participate in the broadcasts.
Grant from the Rosenwald Fund
and the Southern Education Folln-
dalton have made possible the
Freedoms People, series. Broad
casting facilities have been con-
tributed by the National Broad
casting Company. DR.. Ambrose Call
liver, U. S. Office of Education spe-
cialist in Negro education, super
vlses the series, aided by William
d. Boutwell,, chief of the Office of
Education's radio service. Scripts
are by Irve Tunick, and musical ar
rangements by DR.. Charles Cooke.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
BY FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
For AMP
EERIE MUSIC

EEh1E uOS1C
Composed by Saint-Saens, the
justly famous DANSE MACABRE
has long been one of this observ-
er's favorite numbers. 1t is now
being offered on both sides of
Victor Pinch Red Seal by the
the piano duo of Pierre Lubo-
shutz and Genia Nemenoff in the
original KEYBOARD version of the
composer. believe these artists
catch the weirdness, the eerie mood
of this strangely moving 'Dance
of Death better than does any
full orchestration these ears have
yet heard. For a thrilling excur-
sion into the realms of the sinister
this record is definitely recon-
mended.
Also released on Victor is Ro-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

NOTICE TO READERSi Wallace anayze your
problems free In this column just include clipping the
column In your letter For Private Reply quarter
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

Ans: 1t seems a bit unfair TO
blame your husband for your i'll
feelings. Go to the doctor and find
out your trouble and let him get
you back in good health. You have
good profession and have sue
ceeded in working up a nice trade
and you can't afford to be sick
and loose your customers. This
should prove an unusually good
year i'll your line.
H. Glow long will T have to
live this old ugly, ragged life
that I have had to live since
have been married? What must
I do?
Ans: Conditions won't change a
bit until you get right behind your
husband and s'make him realize
that he must work." You work
hard every day. there's no rea-
son for his Ioafing. He can find
work if he tried, but you are too
easy. :. /. he knows you will bring in
enough to eat. It's time the tables
were turned.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
freedoms People"
Broadcast In Final
Program On Sunday
Galaxy Of Stars
Booked To Appear

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SNS)-An hour-long program
April 10 will close the freedoms People" series of radio
broadcasts on Negro contributions American life the IT,
D. Office OF Education announced today. The program
eighth in the series, entitled he Negro and Christian
mocracy will be carried the NBC network from II to
p. M, EWT.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
Has Written More Than Fifty
Songs; First Is Biggest Hit

NEW YORK (SNS)-Acclaimed a first rate
orchestra leader and Snowman few Cab Galloway fans
that the Hi De Ho maestro is accomplished song
writer His prowess lyricist is sufficient to warrant
his being admitted into membership of the American Society
of Composers Authors and Publishers better known to the
public ASCAP 1t is the highest honor which be
ferred on a tunesmith.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
RATING THE RECORDS

bert McBride's MEXICAN RHAP-
SODY, played by the Boston
Pops orchestra conducted by Ar
thur Fielder. This, too, takes two
12-inch sides. 1t has snatches of
familiar Spanish tunes stirred to-
gether into g. spicy and volatile
mixture with the explosive Pops
orchestra serves in completely un-
inhibited manner. Some reactions
are quite supdued, but most have
a strong aroma of frijoles ard ia
males.
OF special interest to Dusky-
merican should be the recording of
LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING,
the Negro national anthem. by j.
Rosamond Johnson and the Jua-
nita Hall choir on Decca. Coming
as it does at time which tests
the souls of black men, Decca &C.
serves high praise for making this
number available. The unaccom-
panied choir does a noble lob in Al
quiet yet moving fashion and j
Rosamond, who composed the tune
along with his late brother. j. We'll
don johnson, delivers his words
in dramatic style as the choir
huns behind him. Other side is
PO' OLE LAZARUS, a magnifi-
Gently sung spiritual by this mix
ed group.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

H. dear Prof. I enjoy read
ing your answers as they are so
exact and to the point. They give
one the understanding they seek.
I don't see any advancement for
me where I am, would it be best
for me to open business Of my
own? Must 1 borrow money on
my real estate?
Ans: At the present you are not
i'm a position to go into business
for yourself. Make arrangements
to complete your business course
and seek employment in an office
-. preferably an Insurance Office
since You are interested in this
work. When you have had few
years training in this line, you
Gould then branch out into
business of your own and probably
be successful. Don't borrow money
right now with the intention of
building. Wait few years.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
HOLDS YOUTH ASSEMBLY
WASHINGTON (ANpl

WASHINGTON = (ANP1- The
Fifth Annual Youth assembly, un-
der the auspices of the 18th Street
Branch YMCA convened at thai
irlstitutiou Saturday and Sunday
of this week, with an Unexpectedly
large attendance. The theme of
the conference was planning to-
day for tomorrow's world.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
Stepin Fetchit In
Comeback TryAt
Brooklyn Theatre
Former Ace Movie Comedian Hopes
To Make New Career on Stage
By DOLORES CALVIN
Especial to Calvin Seryice)

NEW YORK-(C)-The crowd was screaming murder
out only to the ears of Stepn Fech who after many try
finally succeeded in getting his on the bill of the
Brooklyn Strand Theatre along with sepa first class show
with Ethel Waters and Les Hite's orchestra
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

Other Galloway compositions are:
Lady With the Fan, zaz Zu zaz,
Jitterbug, Weakness, Chinese
Rhythm, Are You in Love With Me
Again, That Mans Here Again,
Peck A Doodle Doc, A Minor Break
down, Like Music, Russle of Swing,
Three Swings And Out, We're
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11
SWINGING ALONG

~ w k2LOiV0
ErSkine Hawkins, who has late
ly developed the habit of going
back to the. best hits of yesteryears
for his material, serves WRAP
YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS
on Bluebird with Jimmie Mitchelle
warbling. It's slow and on the
sweet side but not outstanding
The reverse, so LONG SHORTY,
features Wilbur ssShorty'' Bas-
combs good rough tone trumpet
for change and rocks along in
sultry fashion with Ida James do
ing the canary job. -. Carmen
Cavallaro in his sophisticated
cocktail lounge piano style plays
ALWAYS IN MY HEART and
SHE IS on Decca. It is rumored he
has guitar, bass and drums accom-
panying.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

In the ten years he has been an
orchestra leader, Cab has COM
posed more than fifty songs, a fair
amount of which became hits.
Strangely enough, his first effort
was and still is his biggest hit. The
song is Minnie the Moocher" and
it has become a Jazz classic.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-11

j. A. N.-Please tell me why
can't I love my wife? Is it better
for me to leave her like she wants
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
krupobiti postihlo farmare
= Illinoisu.

Krupobitf a lijaky poskodily
kukurici a bob soju We vychod-
nj casti okresu Dewitt ma Is
az 80 procent, jak odhaduje
Phil Reed, okresn1 pTedseda
AAA.
Odhadcf pojistujfcfch spo-
lecnostf n~avstfvili jiz radu ia
rem, jejichz majitele NELL poll
stenf prot krupobitf. Nekterf
z mich podepsali pTihlasku O
p%ojisten1 pouze den anebo diva
dny pred onou bouT1.
Noveho rekordu v okresu asi
dosahl Charles Walker, USAGE
ny blize Birkbeck, ktery pfi-
hlasku O pojistenf proti krupo-
bitf podepsal pouhych dvacet
minut pred vypuknutfm one
zhoubne boure.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Krajan " armada ma Florids
zachranil zivot mlade divce.

V Cleveland, O., "Svet Anne
rican' pfse: Clevelandan, kite
ry maluje hrdiny We Walt Dis
neyove studiu v Hollywoodu v
civilnfm zivote, stal Sc najed-
nou sam hrdinou, kdyz zachra-
nil zivot 7lete dfvenky Cd uto-
mutt v Clearwater Beach ma Flo
ride. Je to mas krajan Anto-
min Stroll, 26lety vojak, jehoz
otec Antonfn Stroll bydlf v Ct
sic 121O1 Angelus Ave. v Gle
velandu.
Mlady Stroll sedel v autu,
kdyz uzfel zenu utikaj1c1 ma
pobrezf a ukazuj1ci ma vodu.
Rozhledl Sc a uvidel dite zapa-
sicf We vode 100 stop Cd brehu.
Vyskocil, v plnem munduru Sc
vrhnul do vody a chopil Sc d.
tete okamziku, kdyz sc pota-
pelo naposledy.
Kamradi jeho v Tampe, Fla.
kde je Stroll v signalnim sbo-
ru, prohlasil, re by zasluhoval
vojenske ~vyznamenan1 "a ten
to hrdinny Gin.
Otec, jeho pravil, re Tonik
byl vzdy statecny a rozhodny.
Kdyz byl tazan ma jeho praci u
Disneye, pravil, re pracoval
ma souborech mickey Mouse"
a pax ma "Dumbo". Do arma-
dy Sc pfihlasil rok pred pro-
hlasen1m valky Spoj. Staty
mocnostem "osy".
Take dive dcery Stroblovy
jsou v Hollywoodu. Ruth pra-
cuje v u. S. Rubber Co. a May
u Douglas Aircraft.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Kostely musi omeziti kovy

Take kostely sc must zrek-
nout pouz1vanf nadob a pred
nett k nabozenskym uceldm,
pokud jsou vyrobeny z kovG,
potTebnych k vedeni valky, a
must pouz1vati jineho materia-
lu Poole narfzenf, jez vydala
valecna produkcni rada.
Cd nynejska vsechny svfc-
ny, kalichy, krucifixy, r1zen-
cova zrna, medaile a medal
lonky, votivnf stojany, pateny
a pod. nesmejf byti vyrabeny z
medi, mosazu, niklu neb alumni
MIA, a roucha neb ornamenty
nesmejf byti z hedvabf. Va
bee nesm1 Sc pouz1ti ma ne Fad
neho materialu, ktery je ma Sc
znamu restrikcf.
Tento "kriticky material" mu-
re byti nahrazen zelezem, oce-
II, stT1brem, zlatem a rGIznym
dTevem, jak rozhodla War
Production Board.
jake pfiklad pouzitf nahra-
EEK WPA uvedla, re drive by
ly kalichy vyrabeny z medi a
pax pozlaceny. Poole noveho
nar1zen1 mohou byti kalichy
vyrabeny z oceli, ktera Sc pax
pozlatl. Takove kalichy jsou
jiz stejne vyrabeny pro ar
madni kaple.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Vlada zada vsechnu nepotreb-
nou gumu.

O.
Ma vyzvu presidenta Roose-
velta byla v celych Spojenych
Statech zahajena kampan sbf-
ranf gumoveho zbozf, ktere
nemGze byt v domacnostech
upotrebeno, ale NIUE pTispeti
k uspesnemu vedeni valky.
Jest to nejddlezitejsf sberacf
kampan, jez byla dosud pod
niknuta, vsechny ostatn1 jsou v
techto dnech vedlejsf, &C je-
.jich dnlezitost nemdze byt pod
cenovana. Papiru je tax veil
ky prebytek, re jej obchodnf-
ci nechtejf kupovati, ale guma
ci kaucuk .je tax nezbytnou po-
trebou, re kazdy kousek by
mel byt odevzdan ma nejblizsf
gasolinove stanici.
Nedostatek gumy je kaz-
dym dnem citelnejsf vie mfre,
jak stoupa produkce valec-
nych potreb. TTeba 81 jen u
vedomiti, re ma jednu plynovou
masku je zapotTebf 1.8 libry
gumy, ma letacf pevnost"
1880 liber, ma tank prostred-
nj velikosti 1850 liber, ma
pontonovy most 5000 liber a
ma jednu modernf bitevnici
100000 liber. Die toho 81 MI
re kazdy uciniti predstavu,
Ijak ohromne mnozstvf gumy je
zapotrebi k valecnym 1celGm a
jak mnoho zalezf ma 1spechu
teto kampane.
Jest tvrZeno, re v americ-
kych domovech a ma farmach
je ohromne mnozstvf gumo-
vych pfedmet1, ktere memo
hou majitele k nicemu upotre-
biti a nejsou to pouze gumove
automobilove rafy, ale kazdy
kousek gumy ma svoji cenu a
je ucitecnym pro vyrobu va
lecnych potTeb. Vsichni znal-
ci Sc shodujf, re gumy je sku-
tecny nedostatek a prozat1m
nenf nejmensf nadeje ma zfska-
nj potrebnych zasob, krone by
americky lid byl Wade napo-
mocen odevzdanfm vsech zby-
tecnych gumovych predmetn
Pc peti dennfm sblrani gu
moveho zbozf v Marylandu
zaslano bylo odtud v patek vi
ce nez pIlmilionu liber. V dal-
Sim sbiranf pracuje Sc plnou
silou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
Potravin je dosti, avsak zmsna
diety nevyhnutelna.

J1delnf still Americana po-
skytuje stale jeste uspokojenf
vsem vzdor tomu, re Spoj. Sta
ty Sc staly zasobovatelem Vel
Ike Britanie i Ruska, kterezto
ODE zem6 potfebujf potravin z
ciziny, ably molly vesti dale
waikiki prot nasemu spolecn6-
mu nepf1teli, mocnostem 'osy.'
Brzy vsak budeme nuceni v
nas1 diet6 pravideln6m stravo-
van1. Jiz nynf je ma obzoru
nedOstatek nekterych v6cf a
dalsf Sc ocekava Pozadavky
nasf armady a spojenych naro-
du ma Spoj. Staty jsou obrov-
ske. Vzdor tomu vsak Ameri-
cane budou m1ti dale dosti k
jidlu.
Jak Sc naznacuje, vlada v
brzke dobe niue pozadati A
m~ericany, ably jedi vice kurat
a slepic, kterych je zemi
hojne, tax ably Sc uSetrily jine
druhy masa pro armada a k w
vozu spOjencGm, jak zde bylO
vcera Teceno.
Bude tax nutno setfiti s tuky
k vaTen1 a pecen1, nebot tyto
tuky jsou zdrojem glycerinu,
jehoz je zapotTebf k vyrobe
valecnych vybusin a traskavin.
Pravdepodobn6 budou Ame-
rican6 jfsti take vice cerstve
zeleniny a budou nuceni vafiti
81 sami vice pol6vek mfsto to-
no, ably tyto polevky nakupo-
vail jiz pripravene v plechov-
kach. Pokud jde o pol6vky,
postihne to pTi %nejmensfm ty
druhy, ktere nejsou kondenso-
vany
Take v oboru nakupnfm dol
de k zm6nam. Lide budou ma
kupovati vice vecf vyvazenych
v kramech z pytl1 atd. m1sto
v plechovkach. A prave nyn1
Sc jiz na~znacuje, re Tide bu-
dou pozadani, ably dobrovolne
zavedli "bezpsenicn6" a "bez-
masne" dny, jake byly prvni
svetove valce.
Cukr je pridelovan jiz nynf
a dals1 pTfdely mohou nasledo-
vati pro kavu, kakao a banany
S ohledem ma dopravnf polite.
Take medu nenf mnoho.
Podobne .ie jiz malo i olivo-
veho oleje, ktery prichazel z
Italie, Recka, Spanelska a Por-
tugalska, ackoliv obchodnfci
pravf, re zasoby tohoto obcas
jen nejake pTijdou.
Take u rye Sc niue dosta-
viii nedostatek. Spoj. Staty
vyvazely jen malo RUE z
vlastnfho p6stenf do zemf v O.
ko Karibsk6ho more, neb v ty
hlavnf sv6 zasoby dostavaly z
.rientu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
IA let "a zabiti manzelky.

V Rockford, ILL.,, 51lety Ho-
race L.. Turner byl odsouzen
ma IA rokG do vezeni "a "a
stfelenf sve 32lete manzelky
Margarety, jez lila cd neho
odloucene. Strelil il z brokov-
nice 8. bfezna oknem, kdyz v
stravn1m dome sedela ma po-
hovce Sc 24letym Williamem
E. Mitchellem. Porota Sc ra-
dila ctyri hodiny. Turner ma
pet dftek z d~rfvejsfho manzel-
stvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-26
BOZ v
PROTOKOLE
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

V zapise o schGzi poslane-
|cke snemovny kongresu re dine
2. cervna je otistena rec kon-
gresnfka Williama R. Thoma
re statu Ohio, kterou pTednesl
ma rozhlase stanice WHBC v
Canton, Ohio, O udalostech v
Ceskoslovensku cd Mnichova
al do atentatu ma Reinharda
Hendricha.
Projev jest zaj1mavy nejen
vTelymi sympathiemi kongres-
nfka Thoma k Ceskoslovensku
a jeho znalostmi O vsem, co Sc
tam nynf odehrava, nybrz hlav
ne take tim, re poukazem ma
pTfklad maleho, odzbrojeneho
a svym utlacovatel1m ma mi
lost a nemilost vydaneho a pTi
tom tax statecne a houzevna-
te "a sva lidska prava bojuj1-
chic naroda Sc snazf vyburco-
vat Ameriku k jeste vetsfmu
vypjetf sill pro vftezstvf mad
barbary naseho veku.
Kongresnik Thorn S povde-
KEN cituje pako pramen svych
informacf "News Flashes from
Czechoslovakia", vydane Ces-
koslovenskou narodni radon v
Americe, ma jejichz podklade
poukazuje potlacen1 Sokola,
rozbiti delnickych odborovych
organisacf, vrazdeni student1,
popravy intelektual6i zavirani
vyss1ch ucelist a jine a jine
zlociny nacistG, kter1 cflevedo-
me sleduj1 sv1j plan "vyvra-
tit z korene narodn1 ceskou
kulturu, uloupit lidu mater
skou rec, ovladnout no zhora
al dolG a tyranskymi metho-
damn no navzdy ujarmit.
Svet must trnout hrGzou pTi
pomyslenf, jaky osud chystaji
nacisti narodu, ktery dial svetu
Jana Amose Komenskeho, To-
mase G.. Masaryka, a presiden-
ia Eduardo Benese, jenz byl
jedinym z evropskych stathi-
XII, KIDD cd zacatku videl Hit
lerovi do karet a varoval pred
jeho falesnou hrou, ale pohTi-
chu zGstal jako biblicky pro-
rok ma pousti, marne volajfci
do zbrane proti smrtelnemu
nebezpec1, do nehoz sc slepo-
tou ranene svetove demokra-
Gle nezadrzitelne r1tily.
Narod, jehoz vsechny vrst-
Wy vytrvavajf pred vsechna
nejkrutejs1 pronasledovanf We
svem odporu ktery provozuje
sabotaz We velkem a ktery use
stoickym klidem pfijima ortele
smrti svych nejlepsfch synd
s vedomfm, re jednou must pTi-
j1t den spravedlive odplaty",
nemGze We SVEN boji podleh-
nout. zadn1 Heydrichove no
nedonuti, ably sklonil hrdou
Sill a poddal Sc "novemu po-
radku", vyhlaSenemu Hitle-
rem.
Jeho vGdcove v zahranici i v
techto nejsvizelnejsfch dobach
zij1 v pevne wire v pr1stf lepsf-
no sveta a pracujf ma p1anech
jeho vystavby; protoze Jim
svedomi media, ably Sc kdy zpro
nevefili odkazu Masaryka,
nejvets1ho stan1ka a nejuprlm-
nejs1ho demokrata naseho We
ku.