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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27

Der are members of the pro'A@I
Falangist Party, and they VIII ~
fer deportation.
Note: Pro-Axis elements IN W..
enjoy strategic location ID D..
spect to shipping, since the the n. nh
ern tip of Cuba commanH ,5s
the passage from the Cult " ND
Atlantic by the Florida kev'' Ne
the passage from the GM
Caribbean by the Yucatan C1"'"
PRE-WAR U. S. NAzls &.
The Justice Department has 5. 34,, .tcr
run across an interesting ri.
showing how deep-rooted Nan . NJ Il
timents were in some quarters rts y,
this country before the wal, =.
letter, dated Aug. 2, 1885 oea., .-
the top an American Eagle W. W. 0!
sWastika, and is the stauoiie-
''The American Guard. o,,, r
Under the signature Oh rart:
Tietzow, the letter says IN M in
THE coming struggle mere e,aneht h
America will, I believe, Dc i ,,lsts,
not with ballots but with p'r stay
and ladies should therelole 5GIe
out of tit is mans Soc su"oool.
and not a ladies' picnic, a ST. ',o mn o9Iy
wherein ladies will be OF valus w.
as - spies" nut
Tietzow is still in ChlcasU;;o Of Of
he has been keeping very Q'D'
.at~
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27
Defense
Timetable
BASIC TRAINING COURSES


All courses meet at 8 p. m. ir
High School room 1O9
Fire Defense A: Every Monday
General Course: Every Tuesday
Gas Defense B: Every Wednes
day.
First Aldo hrs: Monday, Jul,
q, High School room 209 at 8 D. m
First Aldo hrs: Winter Park
Monday July 27 at p. m. at Win.
ter Park School.
SPECIAL COURSES
Fire Defense B: End lesson
Thursday July 80, 8 p. m. at Fire
Dept. Headquarters, 4th Dock
SITS.
Negro volunteers: Monday July
H, Gregory Community Center al
$3.50 p. m.
PRACTICE Drills
Thursday July 30. From 800
$50 p. m.
No blackout.
TRAINING FILMS
Monday, August 8, New Hanover
High School Auditorium "T 4 E
Warning" and Fire Guard" 3
If you hear or observe anything
suspicious in character report il
promptly to:
Wilmington Police, 5244.
Wrightsville Beach Police, 65o4.
Captain of the Port, 2-2278.
County Defense Council, 1923.
Sheriff, 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27
AS Others Say 1t
AN EASY WAY TO INVALlDAlt
FIRE INSURANCE

You have probably insured youf
property against fire. The storage
of gasoline within insured strlc'
lures, in excess of the amount a.
lowed by most standard fire m
surance policies, is then a WOE
ton of that insurance contract a,a
automatically renders it lnVa!'.
Needless to say, in event of liz
or explosion resulting from la'
storage of an excessive quahGl
OF gasoline, the burden OF 'a'
property loss incurred mlght X,
vert to you alone. In times SUI.
as these, the loss Of your fl0I'
OR other property, even Wl'n ;,
surance paid in full. would Os n.
serious calamity-From D~..
tin published by the TraVeS'
Standard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27
Photographs +

Suffrage in Portugal is extended
to males and females with certain
educational or tax payment qualifi.
cations.
Russian women, according tc
Photographs, prefer the age of 30
to any other. Not only in Russia
COLOR SHADES, we read, are
now being given patriotic names.
Three that don't need it, VIII n
they are placed together, are red,
white and blue.
Goering and Goebbels, we're told,
vie for Hitler's favor, with Goer-
ing, naturally, having the fattest
chance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27

AEF of 1912:
Largest forces are in Australia
and Ireland, which incidentally,
are about as far apart as any Two
points on the globe The size Of
these forces is a military secret,
but they are large. A New Guinea
and New Caledonia supplement the
Australian front.
SUN NEVER SETS ON FLAG
U. S. troops also are located at
nine British bases in the Western
Hemisphere - Newfoundland, Lab
rador, Bermuda, the Bahamas, An
tiqua, Santa Lucia. Trinidad, ia
maica, British Guiana.
There are also eight U. S. Army
outposts in Latin America, thanks
to the Good Neighbor policy-Gua-
temala, Nicaragua. Costa Rica,
Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, Bra
I'll and Cuba.
Africa is dotted with so many
small army outposts for the U. S.
Army Ferry Command that it
would be impossible to enun'erate
them even if they were not mill
tary secret. They are located in
three general areas-Bfitish Afri-
ca, Frnch Africa, Belgian Africa.
U. S. forces also have a base in
Eritrea at the mouth of the Red
Sea to protect incoming cargoes:
plus a force at Basra at the head
of the Persian Gulf.
In India is an air corps unit. plus
ground troops for maintenance,
while China has a small air force
under Lt.-Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell,
with Chinese ground troops for
to Alexandria last month, studied
his military strategy in the United
States.
He was permitted by the War
Department to come here and
study the battle fields of the War
Between the States. These battles
especially for fast-moving lightly
equipped troops.
AS result, Rommel has ADOPT.
ed the tactics of Leeand Stonewall
jackson N the Libyan campaign.
Using fast tanks and armored cars
ne roved over the desert with The
mobility OF the Confederate caval-
ry, and was able to hit the British.
then be in lew place. before the
BRUSH knew what had hit them.
Note: Some years ago Col. Tru-
man Smith, long U. S. military at
tache In Berlin, warned the British
that Rommel was the abIest man
IN the German Army. The British
poo-poohed the idea, indicated thar
col. Smith was influenced by his
admiration of the Nazi military
TROUBLE IN CUBA
Cuba and Spain have not been at
war for nearly half a century but
behind the scenes, Cuba is prenar-
ing to inferno many Spanish citi-
zens in U. S. concentration canns
AS step toward this the Spanish
Legation in Havana has been tie-
MED further use of codes in trans.
mlttlng messages to Madrid he
cause of suspected information
which has gone to the enenv
Sending Spaniards to U. s con-
cen,ration camps would be unio1,e
IN diplomatic history, since Cuba
mas not even broken diplomatic re-
!atlons with Spain. But some Span.
lards in Cuba are as pro.German
and as dangerous, as if thew were
enemy aliens. "Ae
Ever since the Spanish-American
war; Spanish immigrants have
come TO Cuba until now they num-
Der between 100000 and 500 Oo0
Inc majority of these are lova1
10 Cuba. But considerable nun. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27
The Washington Merry-Co-Round
By DREW PEARSON
(Maior Robert S. Allen On Active Duty

u S. TROOPS ALREADY HAVE 81 FIGHTING STA
TIONS IN FOREIGN FIELDS; SHIPMENT OF SUPPLIES
COMPLICATES PROBLEM OF OPENING BIND FRONT;
ROMMEL STUDIED QUICK-HITTING STRATEGY ON
AMERICAN BATTLEFIELDS; CUBA DISTURBED BY
ACTIVITIES OF PRO-AXIS SPANISH CITIZENS THERE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27

it is impossible to consider Finland an enemy
AS quickly as peace can be restored with the
overthrow of Hitler the present break In rela-
tions will be done away with and the old close
friendship between Helsink and Washington oe
restored.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 26,-There may be a
good deal more to the appointment of Admiral
William D. Leahy as President Roosevelt's
personal "chief of staff than meets the eve.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26

will be for draft registration for
those who became Is in July or
August.
Young men who reached that age
in September and October will regis
ter on the following week and those
who became 18 in November or De-
cember will register during the week
of December 26 to December 81.
Continuous registration on their
birthdays is also provided for those
who became Is after January l. If
the birthday falls on Sunday or a
holiday the youth must register on
the day following.
This is the sixth draft registra-
ton. The last on June 80, covered
those who already were Is or 19
and those who had reached their
10th birthday since the preceding
registration.
These youths received their ques-
tionnaires during the past week with
the likelihood that they will be called
to fill the January and possibly the
February calls.
These registrants will be inducted
as their order numbers are reached.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
Grade School, VIII
GiUe TlUO Operettds

Two operettas will be presented
by the children of the grade school
some time during the second or third
week of December, it was announced
this week by Miss Harriet Brate,
public school music instructor in gen
eral charge of arrangements.
The Cobbler and the Elves by
Elsmith will be presented by grades
one to four The speaking parts are
taken by Don Leiber, jeanne Gratz,
Lynn Carmack, Peter Kennedy and
Genevieve Burkholder.
Old Crosspatch by Dodge will be
given by grades five and six. The
speaking parts have been assigned
to: Adah May Oyer, Billy Burcky,
Imogene Klass, Lois Marquart, Rob
ert Neuenschwander, Mary Louise
Balmer, Dorothy Rae Amstutz,
Mickey Gleason, Roger Linden, John
Bauman, Roderick Balmer, Sam
Buhler, Sara Bracy, Ralph Dunifon
and Joan Hailer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
Nail Xmas Gifts
Early, Is Warning

The bulk of Christmas parcels and
greeting cards must be in the mails
by December |, if the sender wants
to be assured they will be delivered
before the Yuletide this year, ac-
cording an an announcement Mon
day from the office of the post
master general.
Wartime demands plus the pros
poets of a record volume of Christ
mas mail require earlier mailing
than ever before in history.
If Christmas mail is not posted
until the usual period, from Decem-
Der 15 to %, thousands of senders
will be disappointed for the pack
ages or cards will not reach their
destinations until after Christmas.
Adding to complications is the
fact that extra mail cars formerly
used during the holiday period now
are assigned exclusively for the
armed services. In addition extra
trucks and postal employees will be
next to impossible to obtain.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
Where Our Soldier
Boys Are

Francis A. Lugibihl, A. S.
Ships Repair Unit,
Ordnance Div, Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Walter Stannus, A. S.
3rd North Barracks Navy Yard
Mare Island, Calf.
Melvin Nusbaum
Troop B, 161st Engrs. Squadron,
Ft. Bliss, Texas
Pvt. Leland d. Badertscher
1893 Tech. School Squad (Sp.)
Seymour Johnson Field,
Goldsboro, North Carolina
Pvt. Edward L. Schultz
So. 5, Bks. 63 M59E
MAD MAS
Jacksonville, Florida
Pvt. Maurice J. Steiner,
100 t. S. S., Flight 7,
County Fair Grounds, B. t C.8
Barracks | IL
Fresno, Calf.
Pvt. Francis (Eli) Schumacher
Hq. &C.," (Prov.)
seth Armd. Ren. Bn.
9th Armored Div, A. P. Q. 259
Fort Riley, Kansas
Corp. Robert E. Kohl
Sta. Hospital
Chico Army Flying School
Chico, California
Pvt. Lyle Kohl 13069932
Anti-T Co., 175th Inf.
A. P. O. 90,
co Postmaster, New York, N. Y.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
The Messiah Will Be
GiUen Here Dec. 20

Annual rendition of Handers
Messiah will be given at the Bluff
ton High school gymnasium Sunday
night, Dec. 20, at s o'clock, it was
announced this week by Prof. Russell
A. Lantz, director.
The presentation is made by the
Bluffton college choral society which
is composed of singers from the col
lege and community. Musical ac-
compartment is furnished by the
Bluffton college orchestra under the
direction of Prof. Sidney Hauenstein.
Soloists are: Mrs. Hardin Van
Deursen, Ann Arbor, Mich, soprano;
Mrs. Roy A. Ramseyer, Bloomington,
ILL.,, contralto; Russell Horton, Holly
wood, Calf, tenor; Hardin Van
Deursen, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, baritone.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
NO HUNTING

The undersigned forbid all hunt
ing or trespassing with or without
dogs on their farms.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
SteUens MdriOnettes
VIII Be Here Dec. !

Stevens Marionettes will present a
dramatic production, "The Nativity
as the second number of the Buff
ton college concert series to be held
at Ramseyer chapel Monday night,
Dec. z at 8 o'clock.
The actors are puppets manipulate
ed from above by silk threads in the
hands of Martin and Olga Stevens,
dramatic puppeteers. The action is
accompanied by dialogue and music.
The presentation deals with events
surrounding the birth of Christ. The
scenery of the stage and the cos
tunes of the puppets are all in
keeping with the theme.
News want-ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26

Subscription rates: Year, $500;
six months, SIPS anywhere in u. S.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
THE BLUFFT0N NEWS
B. f. BIERY, Business Mgr.
c. A. BIERY, Editor

Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by the Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
WANT-ADS

For sale-Good eating and cook
ing apples and potatoes. Clarence
Steiner. If
For sale-Apples and sweet cider
zoe gallon. Augsburger Fruit farm,
telephone 64S-W. If
For sale-Nice fresh turnips. Call
any time. Suter Vegetable Farm, 2
miles west of Pandora on Route
II. 81
For sale-Guitar and case, new;
will sell at half price SIS. r. l..
Magee, 20S Huber st. If.
For sale-55 Silver Laced Wyandott
pullets. Calvin Burkholder, miles
west of Bluffton.
Wanted-A girl or woman to stay
with Mrs. William Underwood of east
Cherry steet.
For sale-Lard Mrs. Harry Lugin-
buhl, phone 566-Y.
Wanted-Ear corn slicer. Stanley
Bixel, Bluffton phone.
For rent-Sleeping rooms for lad
les; also Christmas cards for sale.
Mrs. John Esau, 1926 Cherry street.
For sale-1935 four-door deluxe
Graham car; low mileage, extra good
tires, radio and heater. Howard
Marquart, Bluffton phone 526-G.
L nrt
Finder please notify Links Place,
Bluffton.
For sale-Irish Cobbler and
Chippewa No. 2 potatoes; also rab-
bits and pens. j. C. Deppler & Son,
Bentley road. 32
For sale-Dining room suite in
cluding buffet, table and 6 chairs.
A real bargain. Inquire at 728 S.
Main St., or telephone 407-T.
For sale-Grimes Golden apples
80 cents bushel. Aaron Geiger, S.
Main street.
| For sale-McCormick- k-Deering %
inch thresher. Geo. Koon, on
Napoleon road miles south of
Beaverdam.
Wanted-To buy chest of drawers.
Inquire 141 S. Main St.
For sale-Pure sugar cane mo-
lasses, good for pancakes and bak-
ing. Sold by Community Market
and r. A. Boaz. 80
For sale-Firestone Air Chief
automobile radio in. good condition
VIM. Lugibihl, phone 575-R.
For sale-Schumann & Son piano
in good condition. Price SIP. Call
Bluffton phone 173-W.
Wanted-Orders for dressed chick.
ems. Bluffton phone 635-Y.
Lost-Brown and white beagle
hound, name "Pokey" Finder cal
Bluffton phone 659-R.
Wanted-Clean light weight cottor
rags, will pay 6 cents per pound
Bluffton News office. II
For sale-1S varieties of good win.
ter apples 35c per bushel and up
good canning pears; good new apple
butter; nice comb honey priced reas.
enable. Steiner Fruit Farm, Il milt
east of town.
For sale-120 acres in Orange town
ship; 2 acres with 5 room cottage
combination chicken coop and garage
1la miles north of Beaverdam. SCI
Fl. W. Althaus. Phone 189-R.
Wanted-Good homes for 6 pups
weeks DID, Some large and SOM
small. Your choice free. Call phon
| 578-Y.
| Wanted-To rent or 6 room hous
in town. See Thomas Decker, 1921!
Vine St. beween II and p. m.
For sale-1938 Oldsmobile, 5 goo,
tires, mechanically O. K. Will sci
at bargain if taken at once. E,
Chamberlain, phone 304-Y.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
Ebenezer Broadcast

The ladies quartet of the church
consisting of Mrs. Milo Lora, Mrs.
Myron Luginbuhl, Miss Minerva
Hilty, Miss Mabel Amstutz will fur
nish the music for the weekly broad
cast by the Ebenezer Mennonite
church over Findlay radio station
WIN Sunday afternoon at AIS
o'clock. Mrs. Vinton Bucher is the
accompanist.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
Youth Registration
Periods Announced

Bluffton and Richland township
youths in the Is and 10 year old
classes will register for service in
the armed forces on separate regis
tration periods based on the date of
their birthdays, it was announced
by the Office of War Information
this week.
In proclamation issued by the
President, the period beginning De-
cember II and ending December II
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
Radio Sermon Series

Spiritual Fortitude is the subject
of the radio talk to be presneted by
the Rev. A. S. Schultz, pastor of the
Ebenezer Mennonite church and
Bluffton college Bible instructor,
over Findlay radio station WIN
Friday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26
SOCIETIES
and CLUBS

y y x
Alpha Gamma Club
Reading I've Liked" is the theme
of the Alpha Gamma club meeting to
be held at the home of Mrs. Paul
Stauffer on kibler street Friday night
at $3.50 o'clock. The following pro-
gram will be presented: Non-iction-
al book review, Mrs. A. c. Schultz;
How to Cook Wolf, Mrs. Lloyd Van
Meter.
Travel Class
The Travel class met at the home
of Mrs. A. C. Schultz last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Meta Dean was assist
ant hostess. The following program
was presented: Houses of Peace,
Miss Margaret Day; The Christian
Has Wings, Mrs. N. w. Cunningham.
Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors lodge meets
at the lodge room Friday night at
7:30 o'clock. The entertainment COM
mittee consists of Mrs. Harley Augs-
burger and Mrs. Ross Bogart.
Garden Club
Members of the Garden club will
entertain their husbands at a potluck
dinner at the home of Mrs. Homer
Gratz, Monday night at $3.50 o'clock.
Each member is requested to bring
one dish and table service.
Farm Woman's Club
The Farm Woman's club of Orange
township will convene at the home of
Mildred Montgomery in an all day
meeting to be held Thursday, Dec. 3.
The following program will be pre-
sented:
Devotionals, Bertha Williamson;
Roll Call, Something I Need; My Gift,
Rhoda Montgomery; Givers All, Nora
Miller; And Little Child, Lillian An
derson; Christ of the Country Ways,
Maude Thompson. A Christmas gift
exchange will be held.
1 AxA
Entertain For Bride
Mrs. Harold Gooding, formerly Miss
Beulah Geiger, Westerville, daughter
of Mrs. Amos Geiger of Spring street,
was honored at gathering held at
the home of Mrs. Theodore Stepleton
in Lima, Friday night.
After an informal evening the hon
ored guest was presented with many
lovely gifts. Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gooding, Wes
terville; Mrs. Sarah Geiger, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Geiger, Mrs. Ray Ander-
son, Mrs. Lloyd Mas, Mrs. S. H.
Stepleton, Mrs. Delbert Burcky, Mrs.
John Keller, the Misses M'Della Moon,
Sylvia Biederman, Edith Augsburger,
Clara and Stella Geiger, Vidella Herr,
Rhoda Matter, Meredith Stepleton of
Bluffton and Mrs. Stepleton the host
ess.
Gifts were also received from Mrs.
Ezra Moser, Mrs. Leland Diller, Mrs.
Ira Moser and Lauretta Moser.
Eastern Star Reception
The reception for Mrs. Helen
Worthington, Deputy Grand Matron
of District eight at the Bluffton
Eastern Star chapter Friday night
was well attended. Among the
guests present were: Mrs. Meta
Sullivan, Associate Grand Matron
and Mrs. Guyneth Mikesell, Grand
Adah, of the Grand Chapter of
Ohio. Other guests from Leipsic,
Lafayette, Columbus Grove, Lima,
Findlay and Deshler were present.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-26

Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
Zenat sedmkrat.

V Houston, Texas, delnfk z
tamnf lodenice byl odsouzen
ma diva roxy do vezenf pro mno
hozenstvf Gill polygamii. u
soudu mt bylo kladeno "a vi
nu, re 81 wal sedmou zenu, ac-
koliv cd seste nebyl rozveden.
Ia sesta svedcila, re s nj jeste
toho dine snfdal, kdyz 81 bral tn
sedmou. Byv vyzvan, ably Sc
hail, primal Sc, re Sc roku
1884 v Galvestonu ozenil pc
pate a nebyl S zenou rozveden
Jeho obhajci tvrdili, re byl-li
sesty snatek protizakonny, te-
dy, re nemdze byti stfhan pro
mnohozenstvf z toho dGvodu,
re tento snatek nebyl staten u
znan. Statnf zalobce sc jej ia
zal: "Kolikrat isl Sc zenil?"-
"Sedmkrat." = "Kolik zen isl
rozvedl?" "zadnou, ctyri
rozvedly mne." Soudce mu ma
diktoval diva roxy. Snad Dude
mfti cas- trochu o tom premy-
sleti, nezli sc Dude zeniti pc
osme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
Krajan Pelikan psal opst
presidentovS.

Harry l.. Pelikan, ktery po-
hl1zf ma sve dopisy presidentu
Rooseveltovi a jinym vddcnm
naroda jake ma pf1spevek k va
lecnemu 1sil1, ucinil vyznac-
nym den "Jsem American" tim
re napsal novy dopis presiden-
tn Rooseveltovi, ably mu vyja-
drill sve c1tenf jake American.
Krajan Pelikan, ktery je "a
mestnan v tovarne ma aeropla-
ny, z1skal 81 velikou pozornost
minuleho cervence, kdyz presi-
dent Roosevelt pTecetl jeden z
jeho dopisG ma sve tiskove kon-
%ferenci. V nyn6js1m SVEN do
pisu napsal:
"Jsem Americanem. Nam
sveho Boha, svou vlast a svIj
domov. z toho prvnfho mohu
uct1vati kdykoli a kdekoli je
mi libo. = Druha je mym nej-
vetsfm odkazem. = Tretf ie,
pro CO ziji. Citfm, re nenf vet
81 cti nez byti Americanem. Ne
nj vets1 vecl nez Amerika. Ne
nj zadna potreba vetsi nez po-
tfeba pravych Americana. B1h
mi dopfej, abych byl jednim z
MICH"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
Byvaly policista zastrelil chro-
meho syna a pax sebe.

Oscar Erickson, 58lety, slou-
I'll pc II let jake policista v
Chicago. Kdyz odesel do pen
Sc, Sci Sc svoji stejne starou
manzelkou do Michigan Beach
kde nekolik mil cd Benton Har
Dor, tam vzdelavali malou far
micku, 19lety jich syn John byl
temer cd narozeni ubohym pa
ralytikem coz otce to velice
trapilo.
Kdyz zena Ida sc rozstonala
a musela byt dopravena do ne
mocnice ably podstoupila vaz-
nou operaci, otec pc jejim cd
jezdu wal revolver, zastfelil
syna, ably ukoncil jeho trapenl
a pax vysel ma pavlac a druhou
ranou Sc zastrelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
"Amerika ma " Ceskosloven-
sku spolehliveho spojence."
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Popularnf tydennfk Liberty
prinas1 v posledn1m elsie s da-
tenn %. kvetna clanek Morrise
Markeye Courage of the Con-
quered", jehoz celia prvnf ire
tina Sc zabyva ceskosloven-
skym odporem nacistickemu
panstvf We stare vlasti.
Hned z pocatku autor pripo-
nina, re "nectny mnichovsky
diktat pro netecnost a zbabe-
lost stoupenc6 smirovacek me-
ri statn1ky zapadnfch velmo-
CT" nejen zbavil Ceskosloven-
sko moznosti obrany, nybrz
primo umoznil Nemecku, ably
Sc pustilo do nyn6jsf valky, pro
n1z potfebovalo jen slavne ces-
koslovenske zbrojovky.
Ma podklade informacf GER
panych z "Modre knihy" csl.
vlady v zahranicf a jinych pra-
menu podava p. Markey vystiz
ny, zhusteny a primo otTasaj1-
CT obraz hr1zy nacistickeho
teroru ma podzim roku 1899 "a
vrazden1 student1. Ale Nemci
Sc zklamali nadej1ch, re tim
narod pfinutf k povolnosti, a
nescetne pf1klady dokazujf, re
ami "krvavy kat" Reinhardt
Heydrich mic nepor1di S lidem,
ktery je ma smrt odhodlan be-
jovat "a svou svobodu bez Ollie
du ma obeti.
"Americani mali v Ceskoslo-
vensku spojence. A m1zeme
81 byt jisti, re je ma neho spo-
lehnut1, az udef1 rozhodna no.
dina"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-29
Stale il to Ia SIS.

Jista pf. Margaret Osborne
va v New Yorku byla zatcena
pro nepatrne poruseni jlzdnf-
no fadu, ale policista il obvinil,
re jej nazvala "spinavou vs1'
a to bylo vaznejs1m prestup-
KEN. Panicka Sc prot tomu O.
hradila a pravila, re policistu
pouze nazvala vs1, ale ne spi-
navou. Soudce Petr Abeles sc
pokusil v6c vyr1diti bez poku-
ty a tazal Sc panicky, jestli by
byla ochotna policistu odprosi-
ii. Osbornova sc pod1vala ma
policistu a tazala Sc: "Jaka
Dude pokuta?" = "Pet dola-
rG," odpovedel soudce. "Tak
tedy zaplatfm pokutu", fekla
panicka a zaplatila SIS.