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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
TeIetype Orders Arrest

a few minutes after S p. m. the
Detroit police sent a telctype 10
all officers ordering Doctor Gala
hans arrest. The tcleiype stated
that Callahan had been seen a
few minutes earlier driving rcd
sedan in the vicinity Of Copeland
avenue.
Doctor Callahan served as di-
rector of the state department of
social welfare from 1899 until
Feb. II, 1871.
The alleged ENLIGHTENMENT for
which he is sought dates back to
early in 1899 II was discovered
last February - in an audit OF
the departments books by the
regional social security Office IN
Cleveland The audit showed tho
shortage 10 be q least $4,000
and perhaps as nigh as $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
New Cabinet Formed
BY Bulqar Premier

BERLIN, April IL tBy Official
German Wireless) tINS).-Bul-
garian Premier Bogdan Filoff has
formed a new cabinet. taking on
the duties of foreign minister him.
self. DNB. the German news
agency. reported today from Sofia
General Michoff replaced War
Minister Daskaloff. the dispatch
cafd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Ton Minute
Raj Raid
Latest Type Planes
Bomb Maxi Plants
BURMA-Japanese drlse closer to
border of India. Page II.
Observation-Disclosures rush re-
serves from West TO stem fierce
Russian offensive. Page 2.
BY NED RUSSELL
United Press staff Corr.spoaaes,

LONDON. April II. - British
raiders swept across the English
Channel today, climaxing day-and-
night assaults that have plaStered
Germany's industries with 1000
tons of bombs all week.
The air ministry reported that a
fleet of Bri,ain's biggest and latest
type aircraft dropped bombs at a
ton a minute.
Factories in the Ruhr and Rhine
land were blasted. as well as NaZi.
operated plants in the occupied
countries, railroad centers. air.
dromes and other detectives.
Germany's great industrial anc
shipping centers of Hamburg anc
Cologne were said to have beer
hit heavily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

cause they got the United States
into this war and want TO form
a universal alliance when they
beat Hitler and the Japs into SUBJ
mission. Pr
"They want TO destroy us as a
nation" charged the comfort
ably-seated congressman who
has been listed by Washington
authorities as a pro-German
propaganda.
He declared that in his opinion
the JapS and Germans are striving
Continued on Page 12)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Probe Ends Suddenly

Shortly after the shortage was
discovered an investigation was be.
gun into the disappearance OF on,
parcel Of $500 IN stamps The
probe. however, was concluded
suddenly when an envelope con
tanning $500 in stamps was found
10 have been slipped beneath tho
door Of Fedele r Fauri, present
4 irector Of the social welfare dc
'partment
The huge shortage was Their
kept secret for nearly two months
and was revealed only last
Wednesday by Governor Van
Wagner. when he ordered an
investigation by RuShtoa and
State Police Commissioner Oscar
G.. Olander.
There may he some more ar
rests I'm this case" said RuShton
when he announced the warrant
for Callahan. after all. we have
only been working on IL a few
DAYS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Springfelds Wanted

Rifles TO be repossessed are the
Springfield caliber 80, model 1903,
and the model 1917 rifle. which
was issued during the World War
and known generally as the En-
field.
The army sold thousands Of
these to rifle associations and
sportsmen during peacetime in
keeping with its policy of fostering
civilian craftsmanship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Councilman at 20

Elected 10 the Detroit Common
CouHcii when he was only % years
old, Doctor Callahan has led a
colorful and spectacular political
career. Now 45 years old Doctor
Callahan served three terms on
the council from 1926 To 1882
Following his defeat for a fourth
term he was an unsuccessful can
didaie for county treasurer.
A year later he entered state
politics and wrote the original old
age assistance law in 1888. lie
served in 1885 and 1886 as director
OF old age assistance
Doctor Callahan formerly was
head of the Ku Klux Khan IN
Wayne County and was said 10 be
supported by the Khan in his cam.
paign for council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
DR.. Callahan s
Arrest
hStamp Theft
Warrant Charges
Ex-CounciIman
Got $6,884 Loot

Or. Philip a. Callahan. former
Detroit councilman and father
OF the state old age assistance
law, today was named in a war
rant charging him with the en-
bezzlement of S6,SS4 in postage
stamps from the state department
of social welfare.
The warrant was issted Al the
Request Of Atty. Gen Herbert j.
ushton. who has been investi-
eating the theft Of $4,000 in
stamps from the welfare offices
in Lansing. 1t was signed by
Lansing Municipal Judge Louis +.
CoaSh.
In IL Callahan is accused Of en-
bezzlemelt on nine different
counts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Jops Use Tanks

The stubborn United States
Filipino defenders, greatly out
numbered as was the case in Ba-
taan. had prevented the enemy
from making any substantial prog
ress inland from their landing
places at Cebu City. Toledo, Ar
gao, Pinamungajan, Maya and
Talisay.
The japanese were using tanks
in an effort to blast their way
10 control of the important island,
some 500 miles south of Manila
Bay.
The navy also issued two COM
muniques today. The first told
of the probable loss of the United
States submarine Perch, overdue
more than a month after opera
tons in the Java Sea.
4 The second navy report told of
the success Of the American SUBJ
marine in stalking the enemy in
his home waters. 1t also corrected
a communique issued last week on
the exploits of a single American
submarine during the fighting
around Java.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Flag Still There

Meanwhile, the guns of sturdy
Corregidor were still answering
enemy artillery fire from across
Manila Bay. The fortress, still
flying the American flag in de-
fiance of the Rising Suns being
hoisted on Bataan, also was sub
jected to repeated bombing by
enemy aircraft.
The japanese at Cebu, under the
protection OF dive bombers and
shellfire from warships lowering
offshore, succeeded in establishing
at least six beachheads.
japanese losses, heavy from the
start of the Cebu operation yes
terday, were reported in the
armys second communique of the
day TO be mounting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Inuasion Coast Hit

Today's daylight attack appeared
10 have been directed at the Ger
man-held invasion coast"
The air ministry. in a resume.
said much damage was done 10
Germany'S war effort in these at
tackS."
In addition 10 the material dam
age shown in photographs brought
back by the raiders. il was pointed
out there has been vast damage 10
nerves of the German people, cur
tallment OF their sleeping and
working hours and the spread OF
doubts and apprehensions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Malta Again Bombed

VALETTA, Malta, April II
tUP).- Axis bombers renewed
furious attacks on Malta today
making two raids during daylight
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Toll Is NoU 81

II now appears that the lone
underwater craft sank light
japanese cruiser near Christmas
Island, south of Java. damaged an
other light cruiser which may SUBJ
sequently have sunk and damaged
a third cruiser, also in the vicinity
Of Christmas ISland.
The submarine damaged a large
transport near Bali and sank a
destroyer and a large transport,
also near Bali. An unidentified
vessel was damaged in the Bali
action.
Another submarine damaged an
enemy supply ship near Lombok
Island.
The toll inflicted by these SUBJ
marines on japanese shipping
brought TO 81 the number of
enemy ships sunk, probably sunk
or damaged. OF that number "a
were listed as definitely sunk.
In its early communique the
army said the Cebu invaders num-
bered about 10000 Cebu, the
eighth largest of the Philippine
Islands, is slightly bigger than
Rhode Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

The committee is composed Of
representatives elected by Con-
gress Party members throughout
India. 1t was summoned to meet
to ratify the working committees
rejection of the British offer and
possibly adopt policy of its own
for defense Of this sub-continent.
Assuring his listeners that he
entertained mo bitterness" over
the failure of his mission. Sir Stat.
ford declared:
THE hour has struck when
lCouttuuod nm D.c. 10Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Promised by Cripps
Despite His Failure
YIELD NO MORE
AFTER BATAAN!

THE japanese siege in the Philippines has
i to its expected and tragic conclusion
The explanation and in fact the story, is in the
statistics phase of the hopeless struggle.
The American and Filipino something less than
10000 electives at the close.
The Japanese opposed them with perhaps 100000
with all open for whatever further reinforcemens
required
Moreover American expenditure of munitions and
food rrepaceabe the enjoyed the
advantage supply these vital matters they had IN men,
So the result inevitable.
We HAD expect it.
We could only HOPE for anything else did earnestly
and devoutly hope and pray for something else.
u hopes and prayers do not match more success
d fully against overwhelming sacrciai courage
which was the only thing the of Bataan had in
abundance
We are compelled to charge of Bataan off against
the preparedness of Japan unpre
paredness for it.
This is the situation which remedied before
bring end to such losses.
None of losses far have been VITAL in the
of suggesting the loss of the
territory confined strategic bases
the Phlppnes-f taken only of American terri
tory-plus Guam and Wake.
Our loss in manpower grievous from the human
tartan standpoint, but not in the military view.
aircraft have been but not
Gripping.
Wherefore, we not being staked by defeat in the
meaning of losing the
Nevertheless backed up far
safely go.
further Japanese ncursions successful, would i'm
n pair the basons behind which live and free and
capable of training the manpower and producing the
weapons upon which depend turn the advantage in
favor.
These further incursons must be prevented not simply
by successful defense, but by aggressive ofense.
military and naval and political authorities
realize they the end of their pleading for time
They have already bought all the time purchasabe by
retreat and captulation.
They have bought with precious American lives with
American possessions with valuable American ships
and planes.
If they have utilized the time dearly purchased to good
advantage, and wisely and with full utilization of all the
powers and materials put their hands, we'll and good.
The American people have great confidence in their mill
tary, naval and political leaders
They desperately want that confidence to be justified.
The fall of Bataan marked the darkest day of this
which has succession of dark days and
Let hope is the very last of dark days and dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Urges Masses
to Join Struggle
Against Axis
BY BETTY GRAHAM



NEW DELHI. April H.. Sir
Stafford Grips promised the peo-
pie of India tonight that, despite
the failure of his efforts to reach
settlement with Indian leaders,
Britain would do her utmost"
and the United States would lend
her great and growing aid" in de-
Tense OF this menaced land.
Preparing to leave New Delhi
tomorrow empty-handed, the spec
ial British emissary appealed to
-fndtas $4,000. 600 inhabitants TO
join fully in the "epic struggle"
against the Axis.
In a dramatic farewell address
over the radio. Sir Stafford
warned that "the enemy is at the
gates" and that a Japanese con.
quest of India would bring her
people nothing but death, slav.
cry and starvation"
Throughout Sir Staffords
lengthy speech ran a current OF
criticism of midas majority Con-
gress Party as being chiefly re-
sponsible for the collapse of the
negotiations on Britain's offer. to
give India dominion status after
the war.
Inpracticable Demands
He indicated strongly that other
Indian factions, including the Mos
lem League. had shown willingness
to agree to a compromise formula,
had not the Congress Party held
out for immediate constitutional
changes and full Indian control Of
defense. -
eff the Congress leaders had
felt themselves able to Join with
the other leaders who were will
ing, then indeed q great work
might have been accomplished"
he said.
He termed the Congress de.
mand for constitutional revision
"impracticable" and declared the
transfer of all defense functions to
Indian control would cause delay
and confusion at the very moment
when the enemy is at the gates"
AS Sir Stafford spoke the Con-
gress Party's working (executive)
committee concluded one Of it,
longest sessions after deciding to
call a meeting of the All-India
Congress committee at Allahabad
April % and 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
PART 3
PART
Real Estate Ia Classified al
PART Pictorial Review

PART 6-AmcriCan Weekly
PART 7-ComicS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Continued on Page 12)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22

V ned6li, II. kvetna byla O.
slava a prGvod ga Jsem Anne
riCan Dem.
Sdruzene Spolky ceskoslo-
venske NELL podfl v pr1vodu,
ktery Sc skutecne mad oceka-
vani velmi dobre vydaril, re
stranky naSf. Pouze re mas
mohlo byti vice, neb Ceskoslo-
venska osada v Baltimore jest
O mnoho v6tsf neil jsme Sc u
kazali poslednf nedeli.
I'll vsichni, CO brali podll V
prGvOdu zasluhuj1 mnoho dikG
"a jejich 1cast, zvlaste devca-
ia v stejnokroji pod vedenlm
pf. Sykorove, a tez male Sokol-
ky. Jmenem Sdruzenych Spoil
XII Ceskoslovenskych diky
vSem tenn, kteT1 sc prGvodu I'd
castnily, a doufame re pffste
nasi Tide prijdou We vetsfm poe
tn, ably to bylo jest6 leps1 a
heZc1.
S krajanskym pozdravem,
Rudolph Behounek,
predseda
Sdruzenych Csl. SpolkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22

ia jsem American Den" O.
slaven byl nedeli velikou pa
radon, jez pocatek sv1j vzala
ma 33. a Alameda ulicfch O pill
tfetl iodine odpoledne. Para
du vedl major Richard c.. c..
O'Connell Sc svym stabem a
gevorner O'Conor, mayor Jack
son a zastupci 10 divisi, jez
vzaly dill ma parade tie. RHINE
Americko-cizinecke .skupiny CT
tale V to Americko-polskou
kolonii representovany byly
kostelnlmi a skolnlmi skupi-
nami.
Zastupy asi 10000 Baltimo-
rant plnily vsechny vchody a
vychody do Baltimore Stadium
Burke, ~generalnf pfedseda,
0 Ceslch fekl: my ocekavali
jsme 1000 Cech1, ale We sku-
tecnosti dostavilo Sc O trikrat
vice.
Den tento slaven byl v nede-
Ii pc cele Americe We Waste
neckych oslavach, jez presi-
dent Roosevelt nazyva obcan-
ske zvlastnf zodpov6dnostf ma
roda We valce.
V New Yorku velike shro-
mazdenf Romano bylo v Cen
trail Park, ma nemz z1castnily
Sc fakticky vsechny New Yor-
ske vlastenecke a obeanske
skupiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
4 VYBOR CESKO-


Ct6ne ceske verejnosti:-
Timto chime ornament CITE
nym naSim pTfznivcGm Cesko-
Narodnfho HTbitova, re SPRAY.
nj Vybor hTbitova sve posled-
nj prijal u~sneseni, neodbyvati
zadnou velkou oslavu ma den
Zdobenf Hrob1 a to pouze SOU
kromne zdoben1 hroh1 tech,
kteTf tam drimou svGj vecny
sen.
Jak hrozne trpf nase stara
vlast a narod pod ranami ne
meckych kanibalG, kazdy z mas
zajiste dobTe vine. A protoz
Sprawl Vybor Sc usnes! ma mi
ste uctfvani mrtvych, by byl o.
nen obnos darovan Narodnimu
Sdruzen1 a tax pTispeti naS1
stare domovine tam "a ocea-
mem.
Doufame, re nam Dude po-
rozumeno a pax snad "a nor
maln1ch pomerG, pffjdem opet
ma dGstojnou oslavu Zdobeni
HrobG.
Ia Sprawl Vybor Narodn1-
no Hfbitova:
Alois Masek, ucet. a tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
DIX VSEM
CECHOSLOVAKUM!

Krasny podnik pofadany v
nedeli, II. kvetna We Stadium
81 AM AN AMERICAN" byl
slusne podporovan nasimi kra-
jany a prIvod ktery vysel cd
Skoly Augustfn Herman pc Inc
iodine zajist6 byl pestry. Ma
rodnf kroje, spolkove kroje by
ly videt vsude a celia rada A
merickych vlajek vzbudila u
kazdeho divaka hluboky do
jem.
Vsem krajanGm kteri Sc z1-
castnili toho prGvodu patti mas
srdecny dix. Skoda, re mezi
nasimi Cechy nenf vice lidu, co
81 vazf jejich obcanstvf. Kde
byli ii velikani, co stale ozna-
mujf, re jsou 100 procentnf A
mericani? Kde byli rGznf a
rdznf JIM Tide, co stale mysli,
re valka Sc NIUE vyhrati bez
prace? Procentne bylo mas vel
malo AMI 3 procenta CechG
a Slovak1 v Marylandu kde Sc
chlublme, re je mas pres TO-
900. Snad byla to moe velka
obt1z obetovat jednu nedeli
pro takovou narodn1 vec. Ne
vine z jake pr1ciny nedostala
Sc ia spoluprace co byla oce-
havana, ale doufame, re pc
druhe vice naseho lidu 81 i've
domf, re predne jsou America
nj a mali vyuzfti kazdou PRIZE
zitost ukazat jejich loyalitu.
Chybami sc ucfme a pc dru-
he to Dude leps1.
Pristf sch1ze Sdruzeni Ces-
koslovenskych Spolk6 Dude v
patek, 20. kvetna We skole Au-
gustfn Herman, Ashland a
Glover ulic v 8 hodin vecer.
Bude sc jednat O "Nasi Pouti".
Ia Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkG
Vykonny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
POPPY WEEK neb D
MACKU.

Tuto sobotu zapocnou nase
danny clenky James C. Ludwig
Jednoty s prodejem techto
"Mack1" v nasem sousedstv1
ma Monument ulici poblfze
Reads Drug Store. V ned6li
pc kazde msi svate budou je
nabfzeti nasfm osadnfk1m ko-
stella sv. Vaclava.
Krajane, zaopatTte 81 ales-
pom jeden kv1tek a budte hr-
di, re jej mGzete nositi. Je to
tez vzpom1nka ma padle v PRIV
nj svetove valce. Vytezek z
prodeje MackG Dude venovan
ma pOdporu mrzakG a neschop-
nych vyslouzilcG z posledni
valky.
Tento Poppy Week" potrva
az do 80. kvetna.
Krajan6 nezapomente 81 kou-
pitt Cerveny Mack.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
CERNOSSKA BALTIMORSKA
OBEC CTVRTOU NEJVETSf
v NARODE.

Baltimorska cernosska obec
je CO do poctu Sc tyce, ctvrtou
u velikosti sve We Spojenych
Statech.
Obyvatel1 cernosskych poci-
ia sc ma 174,788 v Baltimore.
Re tTf hlavn1ch stred1 cernos-
skych obyvatel jest v Balti-
more.
Severovychodni sekce je mezi
Fayette ulic1 ma jihu a North
Avenue ma severn a cd vycho-
du ma szapad cd Park Avenue
ku Fremont.
V 7. warde cernoch1 jest die
sc1tanf 1O.295.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
LAHVOVE PIVO ZPET KU
10 CENTtM.

Hostinst1, kterf zvysili cenu
lahvoveho piva z des1ti ma pat
nact cent? cd brezna, must sn1-
ziti ceny opet ma 10 cent? "a
lahev die ustanoveni Leona
Henderson, administrators cen
Tentyz pravil, re totez pravid-
10 tyka Sc sklenice mleka, ale
cena cocktailu, high-ballu, ice
creamove sody nebo hrnecku
mleka nebude kontrolovana u
stanovenim timto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
ZVYSENf VYDEKU DELNf-
KOM v LODENICfCH.

Ash 48, 900 zT1zenc1 We zdej-
SIGH lodenicfch obdrzf zvysen1
mzdy, jak usneseno bylo v Chi
cagu. Vydelky jejich zvyseny
budou tydne O 100000. Roc
nj vydelky pTesahnou dosavad-
nj platebnf listinu mad SILL
100000. Oznameno bylo tez,
re celkem asi $4,000 zT1zenc1
pc cele zemi obdrzf zvyseni,
jez pTidajf ku jejich dosavad-
MIN mzdam cd $125,OOO ku
$3.50, 900, 900.
Nova saba v Baltimore a pc
Spojenych Statech vGbec v
platnost vejde %. cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
TRf VINENI z VRAzDY.

Til cernosi, kazdy pro jiny
druh vrazdy, zatceni byli v So
botu policif re severozapadni
STANCE behem 48 hodin.
Charles Hill, 30lety, zalovan
jest re zastTelenl Leo Chase
behem hadky ma Parrish a
Laurens uliclch. Chase v no
dine zemTel.
George Turner, 26lety z N.
Stricken ulice bodl Roberta
Carr a Lucien Daniels, 35lety
re smrtelneho zran6n1 Adolp-
huse White v hadce when. !,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
SYN BALTIMORANA PO-
A MA DALNEM


Lieut.. William Allen Lazen-
by re vzduchoplaveckeho Cd
boru armady, postradan jest
ma Dalnem Vychode, jak ozna-
memo jeho matce, Allen DEM
ing Lazenby We zdejs1ch Tenn
pie Court apartmentech.
Otec jeho byl lekarskym re-
ditelem Maryland Casualty
spolecnosti,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22

Vlastenecke listy, casopisy,
rozhlas a jina stfediska infor-
mace pro vefejnost Sc timto
zadajl, ably u~vefejnily v plnem
zn6n1 ma pfednlm mfst6 tuto
vyhlasku a kazdou vyhlasku,
ornament, zakaz neb dalsi ma
rizenf, ktera Dude ma zaklad6
tetO vyhlasky vydana.
16. kvetna 1912.
H. A. DRUM
General Armady Spoj. Statn
Velitel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
MlStni ZprdVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

Znami manzele Jan a
johanna Svitakovi z Curtis Bay
oznamuji svatbu jejich dcery
Heleny Amy S panem Eduar-
dem Josefem Henne, ktera sc
Dude konati v sobotu, dine %.
kv6tna. S~noubence odda v je-
no byte Rev. Frank Novak.
Svatebni hostina Sc Dude odby-
vati v Sokolovne Curtis Bay,
1927 Cherry ulice.
= Ceskoslovensky Klub 25.
wardy, Curtis Bay zahajl soro-
YOU sezonu ma jejich soru, Cur
tbs Creek, tuto nedeli, "a.
kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
HOTOVI PRO

AZ skoIn1 vyucovan1 skonci
|265 Baltimorskych hochn z
vyssich SkoI hotovi a schopni
budou pracovati ma farmach v
okol1 Baltimore a okolnich o.
kresG.
MnOzf jsou mezi 16 a 18.
|Skoncili farmarsky cvik ma Nc
Donough skole. Kazdou sobo-
tn cd 4. dubna chodili tam do
skoly a cvicili sc v rGznych
farmaTskych oborech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-22
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Ia zbozf: Mrs. Mitch 1886;
Mrs. Smrha 800; Mrs. Fliegel
800; p1. Marie Marek 800;
Weekly 4.50.
Dairy: - Mrs. Stehlfk 500;
Mrs. Peroutka-Novak 800 k
uctenf pamatky p. Peroutky ;
Mrs. UhlfT 100; Mrs. Raul
LOO
Vsem srdecne dfky!
Pomocny Vybor.