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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Albanian Awaits
Navy Commission

ATLANTA tANP) - Joseph L.
Pierce. son Of Mrs Geraldine L.
Pierce Of this city. Is studying at
Tufts college In Medford. Mass, in
preparation for commission under
the navy training program, his
mother disclosed here this week.
In the roster OF naval students
published Nov. 10. he Is rated as q
member of Via In the engineering
course. There are two Georgia boys
among the 1000 navy men stationed
at the college. Pierce being the only
Negro.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

part OF the army records for this
aviation student. This record will
seriously impair his opportunity o.
being classified as an aviation cadet
at the classification center and will
be used in any further case against
this aviation student during his en-
tire army career.
Further. any recurrence OF this
or any other act against the military
code. regulations or traditions Of the
service Will result in immediate
elimination from air crew training
and transfer 10 a basic training CEN
ter without recommendation for
further advancement in the service. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Ask Press To Fight
For Unbiased Army

NETWORK. tANP) The Negro
press was requested by Mrs. Cecilia
c. Saunders, executive secretary Of
the Harlem branch YWCA. to lead
the fight for Decentralization and.
migration Of the armed forces.
Mrs. Saunders urged all groups and
their friends to press for the Off.
cial banning of segregation in the
armed forces. She quoted q recent
message by Mrs Henry A. Ingra-
ham, president o. the national
board Of the YWCA. to President
Roosevelt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

NEW YORK (ANP)-war de-
partment officials who refuse white
and Negro personnel should take a
lesson from their own army spe-
cialized training program at City
College. New York. in the opinion
of its officers and enlisted men
here.
Democracy works-profitably-in
the us. army classes here with
Negroes and whites eating. working.
and sleeping together in complete
harmony! Similar experiences OBJ
tain at Rutgers university and New
York university. These three
schools contain the largest ASTP
plans in the eastern area
One southern soldier, Pvt. Joseph
Fem of New Orleans. located at
NYU. said he had held prejudices
against Negroes but his experiences
here had changed all that.-4"I
thought at first I would object to
living with Negroes. but the colored
men here are swell fellows Over at
CCNY, where Pvt. Bennett H0<<1y
was q platoon leader. felt strange
since il was my first contact with
educated Negroes. This is my first
contact with educated Negroes and
this has changed my opinion in gen.
ersl."
\ Likes Race Officers
Pvt Lockwood Wheless. OF
Shreveport. La. frankly admitted
he objected to living with Negroes
but declared he saw no reason why
they should be excluded from the
ASTP. Il object to living with them.
but don't think they should be
excluded from the program have
talked my way out Of feeling too
strongly. made il a point to see
very little Of them. but when words
are exchanged. they are pleasant"
A colored soldier. the only one
at NYU. Pvt Bennett Hardy. of
Kokomo. Ind. said. They are
fine bunch Of boys. We get along
as IL everyone were the same color"
AS an example of what happens
when commencing officers them
selves are straight thinkers on the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Three DetrOiters
Training With Wac

FORT DES MONIES. Ia.-Three
privates from Detroit. Mich. and
vicinity, are included in the group
OF Negro women who have started
training in the Women's Army
Corps at First WAC Training CEN
ter, Des MONIES. Ia.
The new. Wacs are Pvts. Philists
Mai Johnson. 1898 East Macomb,
Detroit; Rosetta Gaines, 200 Farms
worth street. Detroit; and Lettie
Williams. 4048 Durand Court Ink
ster
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
CLAUDE SAUNDLE PASSES

A few close friends accompanied
the family TO the Stinson Funeral
Parlor on Friday evening. Novem-
Der S at 2 o'clock TO view the last
remains OF Claude L. Ssundlc. who
passed away in St Louis. Mo. on
Tuesday. Nov. ?. Interment was at
the Detroit Memorial Park ceme-
tcry.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
She shows how you
can Danish bulges
with exercise -.
81 %<'ts. Blythe

mo sTRAICHTEN out your too
curry hips. to make them
look pin-stripe-slim in new tight
skirted fashions, Sara Mildred
Strauss, New York figure spe-
Evening star., 1943-08-15

cialist and dance director, gives you set OF
tailor made exercises. She demonstrates with
"Susie," one of her living movement manni-
kins l.. urges regularity -. says 80 minutes
daily is must
All set? For position, stretch out on
your back on the floor, arms extended
overhead, knees flexed, toes straight.
First, from position sit up, as Susie does
in illustration No. l. Raise right knee and
keep foot fiat on floor. Lowering right leg
and raising left knee, alternately, walk
forward on buttocks, holding buttock muscles
firm. Travel the length of the room, and
walk" backward to starting point. Then
repeat exercise.
Get Toe-Hold
Now, lie down in original position. Bend
left knee, touching only toes of left foot to
floor. Lift right leg, straight but flexed, to
45-degree angle, as shown in illustration
No. g. Firm up buttock muscles by pulling
from middle of the back. Lower right leg to
bent-knee position. . extend left leg and
continue movements alternately.
Next, from original position. firm up but
took muscles. Keeping shoulders and the
back of the heels glued to the floor -: knees
slightly flexed, as shown in illustration No. 3.
twist torso slowly, first to the right. then to
the left, moving in your own slow tempo.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
Cover Girl tells
Howl really do Stop
Underorm Perspirotion and Odor
(ond save up TO 50x)
NY chom is my fortune
soys oNuing GRAG H0MOW

There's more to my job than
q pretty face 3" says Cover Girl
Grace Horton. ''To get on the
magazine covers I had to learn
every makeup trick, every hair
style. And / had to find = deo-
dorant I could really count on to
keep my underarns dry, even un-
der 100O-watt lights. Odorono
Cream does! It contains q really
effective perspiration stopper. 1t
keeps the tiny sweat glands under
the arm closed up to 8 days!
ITS non-irritating, contains
emollients that are soothing to
the skins safe after shaving! /
call it my 'clOthes-insurance, use
it daily for 'poise insurance, too.
It doesn't irritate my skin and
doesn't rot fabrics. ! just follow
directions. And for 39t it gives
me up TO II more applications
than other leading deodofants!
"Odorono Cream H my Cover
Girl answer to the underarm
daintiness problem; I'd like every
girl to try itr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
u. Of D. AIumnae
Honor Graduates

GRADUATION WEEK END
AT the University Of Detroit be-
gan Sunday morning when the
Aiumnae Association honored
girl graduates with a breakfast
at the Detroit Golf Club.
Marcellne Granger was chair
man with Mrs. H. Lincoln Kemp,
toaStmiStreSS. The Very Rev.
Charles II. Cloud. s. J., preSi-
dent; the Rev Albert II. Poet
ker, S. j.. executive dean. and
the Rev. Bernard Reddy, alumni
director were guests Of honor
BaCCalaureate exercises were
held Sunday evening at 8. Three
hundred graduates promenaded
from the Commerce Building 10
GcSu Church, where the Rev.
Edwin Hcaly Of West Baden Coll
leEe, Ind, delivered the address.
The senior ball viii take place
Tuesday evening AT the Detroit
Golf Club. Robert Scott. law
senior. is in charge His guest
Will be Betty Jane IIollingcr.
The 60th graduation exercises
will take place al 1890 a. m.
Wednesday. For the first time
graduation will be held on the
campus in the University Stad-
ium. The Most Rev. Edward
Mooney archbishop Of Detroit.
Will present the graduates with
their d egre e'S, Archbishop
Mooney will receive an honorary
doctor of law degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Parties Honor
Miriam Hewlett

POPULAR MRS. MIRIAM
HEWLETT is the inspiration for
a gay little furry of parties be-
fore her departure next Monday
for Washington. where she will
20 into training Tor an important
wartime Job with the American
Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cogan
Will be hosts at the first of these
in their home in La Sale boule-
ward tomorrow evening when
they have invited a crowd for a
buffet supper.
Miss Maybelle Roster has in
Nted guests 10 a dinner party
Thursday evening IN her home
IN Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. William c. Richards will
give tea for Mrs. Hewlett Fri
day afternoon and Friday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bowling will be hosts al their
home in Woodington drive.
Judge and Mrs Donald Van
Zlle and Mrs. Walter Haas will
also entertain for Mrs. Hewlett
before she leaves for the capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Golf Clubs
Tulips Greet
Dance Crowd
BY FRANCES OVENS

IN SUMMER springs the
tulips in the beautiful Detroit
Golf Club gardens are all through
blooming before the season gets
under way Memorial Day.
In this belated season, how
ever. the poSies are at their
brilliant best right now. And
they drew expressions of adj
miration and pleasure from the
crowd which turned out for Sat-
urday nights dinner dance 10
inaugurate this festive week
end.
Lots Of the members we're en-
Pertaining guests and tables
were reserved for f. +. futile,
Charles Wilson. DR.. w. w. Bah
cock, DR.. +. S. Gurdiian, Jack
Miller. Robert c. Fisher. DR..
Henry l.. Smith, Victor Olsen,
J. X. Hardness, Mrs. Newton
Annis, w. j. MalIoy. Fred Col
Ombo, Lloyd Grinnell. David
Gaudie and d. c. Hight.
This is children'S day at the
club, as always. and since early
morning the little ones have
been dipping in and out of the
swimming pool, galloping over
the green lawns in quest of
prizes for games and stuffing
themselves with ice cream cones.
They'll go home after early
supper and the grownupS will
take over the club for their holi-
day evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Cecilia Kind Engaged

Mr.. AND MRS. SIMON
KIND Of Buena Vista avenue
announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Cecilia. to Pvt.
George II. DusChinSky. son Of
Mrs. Bert DuSchinSkv Of Thad-
deus avenue and the late Mr..
DuSchinsky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Eeans We extend
In Summer Home

MIR. AND MRS. LLOYD F.
EAGAN of Bishop road spent
the weekend at their summer
home near New Baltimore,
Mich.
Also AT the Eagan summer
residence we're their daughter
and Son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert +. Wallace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
IN N syf!s:'.jir
h with

MRS SID 4. ERWIN president Of the Detroit council
Of the Navy League. E. Mrs. William r. Alderman IT..
Mrs Harold Schakne secretary Mrs. H. Wellington
Yates among the jauny uniforms TO be
worn by members when duty.
Were smart and trim. in their navy and gold
Al reception held by the council Saturday afternoon
at the Navy Club. foot Of Griswold after the formal
opening Of the the L. s s. McKeever in Campus
Nartius and the dedication Of plaque in
ory William !. McKeever Jr.....
band the naval srmory played stirring tunes
during the afternoon.
Punch was served by uniformed and, alto
cether il quite occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Capt. Brodhead Attends

CAPT. R. THORNTON BRODHEAD AND MRS. BROD-
HEAD honorary president of the council there.
And Mrs. Fred T. Murphy. who Is member OF the
board.
Geraldine Marcoux. Miss Navy. not in uniform but
attractive navy sheer frock...a navy REFER piped in
white. and becoming wide-brimmed navy hat. was
making her last appearance council gathering she
being married June 26 Ensign Tommy Fisher and
leaving
She was wearing an enormous lavender orchid with
purple center....
Among others at the party Mrs. Lloyd Hooker
smart classic suit. white blouse and felt
hat. Mrs. Ralph Bookmyer wearing dashing cherry
red sailor hat atop her beautiful white hair and dress
trimmed in red. Mrs Louis Braun. Mrs. Colin Hunger
ford Mrs William j. McKeever. Mrs Albert l. Harsig
Lit Comdr. and Mrs. Byron Flechtner. Mrs Garrett
Cramer. Mrs. Saul kaz.. Mrs Charles Gitlin Mrs
Maurice Solomon Mrs. +. T. Irvine
Mrs. Yates chairman of the reception committee and
of the memorial service and Mrs Bookmyer was
assistant chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
College Graduate
Marian Ge+Ier

MISS MARIAN GETLER.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Getler of Whittier Blvd.
Crosse Pointe. who has majored
in speech and dramatiCs al Lake
Erie College in PaineSville. O..
Will receive her bachelor of arts
degree today at the Saith COM
mencement exercises of the coll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

MR.. AND MRS. r. NJ. PAR
KIN of Manor avenue returned
yesterday after a brief stay in
New York City whore they at
tended several currcnt shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Winifred Johns TO Wed

MR.. AND MRS. J. w.
JOHNS of Burt road announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Winifred Marie, 10 Walter
y. Stevenson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w A. Stevenson Of War
wick road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
WV Sponsors
Cleveland Trip

ONE OF the most exciting
holiday weekend trips was the
YWCA boat outing TO Cleveland,
where Miss Ruth Ketterlngham.
now a resident of Cleveland.
personally conducted a tour of
the city.
Miss Mildred Moore Chaper-
oned the trip and the girls who
aCcomDanlpd her were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Adele Connolly Picked

SARAH ANN FISHER. E. whose marriage to 1t. John
Drummy. takes place June IT,. at Blessed Sacrament
CONTINUED 15l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Ucteni hrdinH varsavskeho
ghetta.

Jerusalem (ONA): = Zidov-
sky narodn1 vybor urcil IA. Ger
ven dnem smutku k ucten1 hr-
dinneho boje obyvatelG warsaw
skeho ghetta, kter1 nekolik IT,
dnd hrdine bojovali proti pre-
sile nemeckych vojenskych Cd
dill vyzbrojenych tanky, vrha-
81 plamend a podporovanych
letadly. Den smutku zaroven
ma byti vyrazem protestu mad
spojeneckym mlcen1m vGci ne
v1dane tragedii evropskych Ii
d1.
Vybor vydal vyzvu ably v &C.
lie Palestine byla zastavena pra
ce, organizovany verejne pro-
jevy. Kazdy dospely byl poza-
dan o podepsan1 petice v n15
jsou spojenci zadani O pomoc
tenn evropskym ziddm, kterf
lie jeste zachraniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Lesni pozary We state Oregonu

Lesy We statu Oregon byly
zachvaceny plameny a soud1 Sc
re zhari jsou nasi nepfatele.
Podplukovn1k James w. Fra
ser prohlasil, re pozary byly
zpdsobeny bombami, spusteny-
mi z balond. Podobny zp1sob
palicstvf p%rovaden byl jiz "a
prvni svetove valky. Balony
bezpochyby pusten6 do vzdu-
chu ponorkami, opatfeny jsou
zapalnymi bombami a jsou ma
rfzeny, ably v urcity cas- Sc Cd
balonu odpoutaly a pr dopade-
nj ma pddu vybuchly. Pluk.
Fraser varoval drevafe, aby
davali pozor a sledovali podob-
ne balony v povetr1. Udal, &c
podobne zapalovan1 lesd v O.
lregonu dalo Sc ocekavati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

tim ma zffzen1 trvaleho potrav-
nlho 1fadu Spojenych narod1,
ktery by pax pokracoval v pra-
ci, zapocate ma konferenci a
smerujfc1 k uskutecnenf hesla
"hojnost1 k mlru."
President rozvedl ponekud
We SVEN projevu pojeti drive
prohlasenych "ctyf svobod",
fka, re mas konecny Gil" NIUE
byti definovan takto: "Vybu-
dovati pro sebe, a v1bec pro
vsechno lidstvo svet, v nemz
kazdy jedinec Dude m1ti pr1le-
zitost profit pro sebe a svou
rodinu; druziti Sc s prateli, jez
81 sam vyvol1; svobodne mysleti
a Boha vyznavati; a zemffti S
klidnym vedomim, re jeho de-
tenn a detem jeho detf dostane
Sc rovnez techto pr1lezitost1."
President pravil, re potravni
conference demonstrovala, re
"svobodne narody celeho sveta
mohou Sc shodnouti ma spolec-
mem postupu a ma spolecnem
zpusobu prevalent akce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
VALKA AMERICKYCH Lee
KARU ROT MALARH.
P1Se Lenora Lucas:

Nekde v Australia (ONA):
Americt1 lekari V jiznfm ticho-
mort vedou a v~yhravajf blesko-
YOU kampan prot nejhors1mu
nepF1teli americkych voj1n6 =
malarii.
Zbran6 jichz teto bitve po-
uz1vaj1 jsou RUNE = zacfnajf
obycejnou moskytovou sftf az k
mohutne pGsob1cf chemikalii
nic1c1 komary, a move objeve-
menu a tajnemu leku.
Porazka malarie je prednost-
nj opatfen1 up~ravuj1c1 cestu
protiofensive v tichomor1. Be-
rozfeSen1 tohoto lekarskeho
problemu, ostrovn1 valka Dude
nakladna i kdyz ne nemozny
ukol.
Prozat1m v tonic valcisti ma
larie zpGsobila spojeneckym
armadam vets1 ztraty nezli ja-
ponske vojsko svymi kulkami,
bajonety nebo pumami.
Nyni vsak, komander j. j.
Sapero z Denver, Colorado, We
lfcf bitve prot malarii V jiznim
tichomoT1, je pfesvedcen, re
spojenectf v6dci a lekafi vyhra-
vail bitvu. A az nynejsf W.
zkumy budou pfevedeny ma
prakticka polnf opatTen1, tato
ochromuj1cf nemoc pTestane
byt vaznym problemem.
Protoze asi polovina zemske
oblasti je aktualn6 nebo poten-
elaine vystavena n~ebezpec1 ma
larie a vice neF 200 milion1 IL
d1 nakazeno touto nemoc1, n.y.
nejs1 objevy budou nejen pro-
stredek k vyhran1 valky, nybrz
pc valce budou m1ti vliv ma
zvysenf zdrav1 lidstva.
V teto bitve lekarske labora-
tore proti pffrode bylo prvnim
krokem nalezenf drogy, ktera
by nahradila chinin vetsina je-
hoz zdroj1 jsou v japonskych
rukou, a nebo, ktera by vyleci-
la malarii rychleji neil chinin,
a pri tom 1pln6ji neil tato do
sud nejdspesnejs1 droga.
Takova zazracna droga by
la nalezena = jmenuie sc
"quinacrine."
Druhym krokem byl vynalez
leps1ch prostTedkG k nicen1 ma
larii roznasej1c1ch komar1. By
la vynalezena puma vaz1c1 asi
libru, ktera je tax niciva re Sc
da uzfvati v otevrenych zako-
pech. Krone toho byla vyna-
lezena dalsf chemikalie, ktera
p1sobf nekolik hodin a odradl
i toho nejhladovejs1ho komara.
Ale i bez techto novych opa-
trent, akce komandera Sapero
odstranila a ~vycistila Move He
bridy cd malarie, sn1zila infek-
eli z 32 ma 1 We vsech ostrovnlch
posadkach a ma jednom re Sa-
lomounskych ostrov1 znicila
vsechny komary rodu Anophe-
les = ktery je jediny sifitel
malarie.
Tato fascinujfc1 bitva v ticho
mort zachrani spojencdm cele
divise voj1n1 nastavajlclch
valecnych akcfch. Ma druhe
strane je opravneny MAJOR, re
Japonci neucinili stejny pokrok
v teto bitve prot tomuto nepf1-
'Iteli, ktery ochromuje ODE ar
mady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Nova postovni znamka ma
panel Ceskoslovenska.

Washington, D. C. - Gene
ralnf postmistr Walker ozna-
mil, re nova peticentova posto-
vnf znamka ma pamet Cesko-
slovenska byla dana v sobotu
do prodeje ma poste We Wash
ingtone.
Bude ma prodej We vsech pc
stovnich 1radech We Spojenycl
Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

Londyn - President csl. Via
DIV DIR. Edward Benes vratil Sc
II. cervna re Spojenych Statu
a jak sc prav1, je uspokojen Sc
svymi konferencemi We Wash
|ingtone a jinde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Nemecky fyrer delnictva
do Prahy.

Londyn (ONA): - Jak Sc
sdeluje, prijel do Prahy nemec-
ky fyrer delnictva Fritz Sauc-
KEEL jehoz 1kolem je zlomiti u
spesne organizovany ceskoslo-
vensky odpor a sabotaz vsech
nemeckych predpis1 o totalni
pracovni mObilizaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Podkarpatska Rus verna sve
tradici.

Ids llu VySCaVen nrOZnemu te-
roru. Koncentracn1 tabory jsou
pfeplneny tisfci rolnfkd a del
nlku, kter1 byli obvineni z ko-
munismu a z partyzanske Gin
nosti. Ma podzim minuleho ro-
ku Sc pfevalila vlna teroru pres
celou zemi. Stovky lidi re vsech
vrstev oby~vatelstva byly odsou-
zeny ma desltky let zalaTe "a
nejmens1 projev narodniho u
vedomen1. Ale zadny terror ne
muze z~astaviti odpor obyvatel-
silva.
V prosinci stale pred uzho-
rodskym soudem IA uzhorod-
skych roln1k1 a jedno devce "a
rozsirovan1 ilegaln1ch protiva-
lecnych letak1 mezi rolnfky We
vesnic1ch.
V Uzhorode bylo internova-
no 9 osob "a PROTESTANT cinnost,
"a ukryvan1 zidovskych uprch-
llk1 re Slovenska, "a odmftanf
j1t ma praci do Nemecka a rdGz-
ne zasobovac1 pTestupky. Ia
kove rozsudky jsou ma dennim
pofadku. Koncentracnf tabory
jsou pfeplneny pc cel6m Ma
darsku.
septana propaganda sc sirf
pc cele zemi. Lide jsou denne
odsuzovani "a poslouchani
moskevskeho rozhlasu a "a roz
sirovan1 defaitismu. Tech prf-
padd je jiz tax mnoho, re SOU
dy nestac1 Sc S mimi zabyvat.
Fasisticky terror sc projevuje j
prot c1rkvi, ktera Sc stav1 pro-
tt nemecko-madarske valce. V
Chustu byla ma prfklad odsou-
zena celia rada c1rkevn1ch funk
cionaT1 r1znych kfestanskych
sekt "a PROTESTANT cinnost.
Take situace ma fronte je
wanna. Pc znicen1 madarskych
divis1 u Voroneze zavladlo v
Madarsku velke vzrusen1 mezi
lidem. Hromadne p~feb1han1
madarskych vojakd ma stranu
Rude armady v posledn1 dobe
vzbudilo neklid v armadn1m
velitelstv1. Bylo zakazano psat
nebo posflat bal1ky ma frontu,
nebot pr1buzn1 vojakd 81 stezu-
il ma b1du, zpGsobenou nemec-
kym vykraden1m zeme.
Tento rostouci odpor lidu
prot okupant1m della ,panGm
velke starosti. Ami nejpr1snej-
81 frosty nepomahaj1 a panstvo
z Budapest snaz1 Sc proto z1s-
kat d1veru lidu klamnymi hes
ly. V prosinci m. r. minister
sky pTedseda Kallay v Uzhoro-
de prohlasil: "Procesy a pf1s-
nymi frosty sc niceho nedosah-
ne. Mus1me hledat, co mas spo-
Ijuje a ne CO mas deli. Mus1me
zapomenout ma chyby obou
stran."
Prvnfm krokem k smlfeni
mela byt t.. Nv. politicka anne
site, vyhlasena k vanoc1m. z
Iteto amnestie jsou vyslovne wy
naty komuniste a partyzani.
Pr tom hlavn1 podm1nkou am
nestle je, re veskere protistat-
nj hnuti must pTestat. Je to
tedy podm1nka, kterou mas lid
|spln1, az posledn1 vetrelec bu-
de vyhnan re zeme.
Arcizradce naseho lidu, ia
raT Ilnicky, dial Sc S velkym
nadsenfm do teto sblizovac1
prace. Vystupuje pr rdznych
madarskych podnic1ch a doka-
zuje, re narod podkarpatorus-
ky "byl vzdy osudove spojen $
Madary." Ia 20 let Ceskoslo-
venske republiky vst1pilo Sc
pry nasemu lidu hodne cizlhc
ducha. Pan Ilnicky ma "a to.
re je treba vypestit takove Ru-
siny, kteri by spolupracovali s
Madary a nejen zili, nybrz v
prfipade potTeby take umfeli "a
Velke Madarsko. Tedy uni
rat je to, CO Madafi potfebuji
cd naseho lidu. Jft zemT1t "a
CHI zajmy, "a zajmy madar-
skych feudal1 a nemeckycE
fasist16: Mas lid Sc nikdy media
zlakat zadnymi sliby, z1stane
vernym svym slovanskym ira.
dicfm a Dude bojovat tax dlou.
no, dokud posledn1 vetfelec ne
Dude vyhnan re zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Vase a nase prace byla 1spesna.
(Tiskova sluzba CsL N. r.
Dix presidenta Benese americkym krajanlm

President Edward Benes rozloucil Sc s americkymi
krajany t1mto dopisem, poslanym Ceskoslovenske narod-
nj rade v Americe z ceskoslovenskeho velvysanectv1 We
Washingtonu dine Z. cervna.
Drazi pratele:-
Pred odjezdem re Spojenych Statd, kde Sc mi do
stale tax srdecne no prize cd p%residenta Roosevelta, cd
vady a cd obyvatelstva, pros1m, abyste pTijali me neju-
primnejs1 d1ky "a VAST vytrvalou praci, kterou konate
We prospect ceskoslovenskeho lidu trp1c1ho dnes pod bru-
talnfm rezimem nacistckym. Wy vsichni, Cesi Slovaci,
ktef1 jste stall S Mani cd sameho zacatku nas1 druhe "a
hranicni akce, mdzete dnes hrde konstatovat, re Vase a
nase prace byla 1spesna. Ceskoslovenska samostatnost je
dnes mezinarodne jz pine ~zajistena.
Pros1m Vas vsak vsechny, venujte nadale vsechny
sve silly praci ma dosazen1 co nejrychlejs1ho v1tezstv1 mad
nacismem, neohllzejte Sc ma uncle vyvolane problemy,
ale kazdy ma SVEN m1ste konejte poctive svou praci, a.
byste tax co nej1cinneji prispeli k v1tezstv1 zbranf Spoje-
nych NarodG a Ceskosovenska.
Dekuji Yam vsem jeste jednou "a VAST velkou praci
a prosim, abyste tlumocili tyto me d1ky vsem slozkam &C.
skoslovenske Narodnf Rady.
S upf1mnym pozdravem,
Vas,
v. r. podpis Dr.. Eduard Benes.