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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25

erning rents. and that. when q
rule has been established. hc E
not given any Latitude = devIa
from r.
He added that IN every ca5e II
fixing rents IN Key West. whi~h
had not been stabilized by Ire
October. 1871. ceshng. h has nat
acted until a thorough r8vestiL b.
tion has been r1sde. and then has
placed the rental on a basis cerl-
parable with the October, 1917.
rate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25
REAR ADMIRAL YOUNG ARRIVES
ON NAVAL INSPECTION TOUR

! Rear Admiral w. B. Young, pay
master for the u. S. Navy, of
Washington, arrived in Key West
by plane this morning for a rou-
tine inspection of naval activities
on the island. Admiral Young was
accompanied by Lieut. -Comdr. j.
w. Boundy of the staff of Rear
Admiral A.. B. Cook of Jackson
vile, and Lieut.. -Comdr. c. I. Abb
bett of Washington.
The party was met at the Boca
Chica airport by Capt c. E. Reor-
dan, commandant of the Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25

TALLAASSEE announced today that had thc federal
the gallon gasoline Florida
Attorney General Tom Watson be legally COL
S7342ooo almost
obtained that of taxation The total
schools S7.Sl4O00
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25
URSULA PARROT ON TRIAL

MANILA jury. composed entirely of chosen today
federal district
soldier the
imparing Michael Neely Bryan the sol
rode with her from confinement
soldiers He coumarsled
Imprisonment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25
FISHING REGULATIONS RELAXED

regulations between New Port Richly
been changed announced today Fishing
is now permitted five miles off shore
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25
American and British Forces,
Using Troops and Planes, Arc
Mauing RoInIncPS Af1ika kOrpS
LATE BULLETINS
JAP BoMBERs SHOT DOWN
tBy Associated Preasl

COMMUNICATING Jap boubers attempted yesterday 70
raid the British lines Burma Six of the shot down
others damaged they undamaged
tell before they reached their detectives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25
ROOSEVELT SLIGHTLY ILL

Cancelled all
because of slight Illness The report said he suffering
r. an" Intestinal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-25

Key West. Florida. has LSc
most eQuzble climate n the
country; with an average
range Of only IL Fahrenf -
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service and APP Features
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-01-20

ton of Atlanta musicians. T h e
original group was composed of
Emanuel Mansfield, Tenor and Di-
rector, of Morehouse College and
The Vose-Hubbard Studios of Bos-
ton, Mass; Ambrose Phillips, Sec
ond enor, teacher at Washington
High School; William Haithcock,
Barton, violinist of Morris Brown
College; Johnson Hubert. Pianist
director of music at Washington
High School; and Theodore
Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge Weems
II year old bass prodigy who is
acclaimed one of Americas great
est discoveries.
Messrs. Hubert and Phillips
have been replaced by John Chad
well, student of Prof. Fred Hall
of Alabama State College who is
and pianist James Prout of Bos-
also a Morehouse Colleg product,
ton, who was accompanist of the
late Mansfield Singers, and Di-
'ector of the Celestial Choral En-
iemble of New England. He was
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-01-20

Stenogrpaher: rs water works
all one word, or do you spell it
with a hydrant in the middle?"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-01-20
Official Owl Photo by Roger Smith.

direction of Emanuel Mansfield is
fame with a majority representa-
rapidly m taking international
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-01-20

recently auditioned by Prof. KEN
per Hareld here, where he will
join the Quintet for its second
tour.
The Victory Quintet has com
pleted an itinerary of 3S,5OO miles
in Estates and 100 cities, Civ
ing 230 concerts and matinees
since June II, 1912. Critics say:
This is not just another quartette
with piano accompaniment, but
something different. educational
and refined" They have uplifted
and edited multitudes as only
great music, beautifully rendered.
can uplift and edify people"
They are the preservers of the
Negro. Lido min music" They
were acclaimed the finest group
OF Negro singers that have ap-
peared in the Northwest.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-01-20
SPECIAL NEWS

The Victory Quintet, under the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
RatiOning Timetable

VIZ y NUHI3'Hi "
brown q and H-Vaid 20 Dec. 4.
Brown , +Valf Nov 7
hrown K-Valid Nov ~
ami X expire Dec.
Rrnwn L-Valid Nov. ~,
brown M-Vald Nov Is,
Brown N-VAnd Dec s.
Br0wn r@va1ld Dee ~
T.. ~. n. r expire Jan. I,
SUGAR
stamp 20, No. book. s lbs, valid
% Jan IS. 1914
SHOES
stamp IA and Airplane stamp l.
Valid indefinitely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Keep Wardrobes in Trim
BY ELEANOR ROSS

BEFORE PLANNING the
autumn and winter wardrobe.
plan to make existing closet
space as efficient as possible
and to have on hand the
brushes, cleaners and other
necessities for keeping clothes
looking nice and in good condi-
ton.
Invest In boxes 10 hold acces-
SORES and II these are not
label each and
ark contents. Rather than
6t up with a crowded closet
with clothes wedged together,
heavy garments IN ju1taposi-
ton TO fiimsy, filmy frocks. in
vest in one OF those inexpensive
and excellent plywood ward
robes featured in department
stores.
Have on hand a good whiSk
broom and good clothes brush
and use them. Keep broom and
brushes spotlessly clean II they
are 10 do a proper Job OF clothes
cleaning. Whisk off dust from
suits, hats and coats.
IT. your fall wardrobe in
cludes velvet or velveteen ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

and the one Just behind, which
you could have caught by stroll
ing. StreakS past the one YOU
are on. When you 20 through
a revolving door you do the
pushing for the big placid lady
going through with you.
Another trouble with YOU thin
girls is that you Will carry out
your plans IN spite Of every
thing. When you begin 20 feel
tired. you just try harder. You
60 on past the tired stage and
then you find il next 10 impoSsi-
bic 10 let down. Ideally. you
should rest before you get tired.
But, AT least, you can rest when
you begin to feel weary instead
OF keeping on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Thin Girls
Need More
Relaxation
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHAT MANY Of YOU thin
girls have 10 do 10 gam weight
is SLOW down. You probably
need to change your food habits.
too, But Just eating more food
won't put weight on if you keep
burning up the calories as fast
as you can take them in.
Get up 20 minutes earlier so
you can ease into your day.
Staying in bed until the last
minute means you 80 on the
double from the start. Rushing
builds up tension and tension
wastes energy.
Avoid everything that piles
up tension. Don't Worry 10 make
the green light, or 90 against
the red light and have 10 dodge
traffic. Avoid examining your
day too full with appointments
that almost overlap. You hate
10 be late-it's part Of your
makeup.
You actually lean forward in
your posture in your haste 20
get places on time. And you not
only hurry in your actions but
in your mlnd-Whether YOU
walk or sit IN a bus. The feeling
of being pressed for time is
more wearing than the fast
movements. Practice a little
serenity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

him-an improvement over
many penny banks which have
10 be smashed before contents
can be removed.
Porky is a rich cream color
stenciled with streaks OF bril-
liant fuchsia and yellow He
would delight the eye Of both
adult or child and costs but 80
cents.
For shopping information.
telephone The Detroit Times,
Cherry $500, line BAT, between
9 a. m. and s p. m, Mondays
through Fridays, Saturdays
$50 10 4 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
lake II Easier

Also, YOU need some organiza-
ton in your life. 1t Will let you
go more done and take things
easier. Order is heavens first
law and you'd better make 1t
yours.
II any Of these tension-build-
ers fit you, then you must slow
down to gain weight. You have
10 have food 10 gain and one of
the biggest Improvements you
could make would be 10 eat
breakfast. This article isn't
about breakfast, but eat d good
one, anyway.
Or. If by chance, all these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

suggestions leave you cold and
wondering if they don't apply
only 10 hypochondriacs, then
YOU are a strong, healthy lean
girl and a little vigorous outdoor
exercise and better food habits
will give you curves.
Copyright, 1919, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

IF YOU'RE one OF those
souls always meaning 10 put
your extra pennies into war
stamps (besides OF course that
10 per cent? but somehow
never seem to get near a stamp
booth. you'll go for Porky the
Practical Pig.
For Porky will hold your
extra pennies. nickels. dimes
and quarters for you until
you've acquired the correct
amount. Then like a true pa
triot he'll give his all--for with
Q knife you can extract from
Perky every cent you ever gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Detroit Times

DNII UIL i IIIINO II
PROTESTED FOODS
Kline \, :. -VsHd 20 Nov 20
Green 4, b, C-Vahd % Dec IN.
GASOLINE
Coupon gallons fo N0v 2f
y and { Coupons gallons each
Ri and C-l CnupanA-2 gallons each
FUEL OIL
Period l-io gals. a Unit 20 Jan g.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINEs
e. Nov. 40. A-March a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Pitfalls Of Love :: By Adele Garrison

UNTIL I actually heard
Carolyns low-voiced tremulous
confession, and her shamed eyes
fell away from mine, l did not
realize how strong hsa-been
my hope that someway, some
how. l could prove the falSlty
OF the horrible revelation that
she was Ricos wife, which the
collegiate gangstor had made 10
me.
Il surmised as much l told
her quietly, and OF course, il is
a terrible thing for you 10 face.
But-remember, that We are
ali behind you. ready 10 help
you IN every way possible, and
you must not look upon the
situation as hopeless
DO you mean there was
CLEAN OF hope in her eyes
that the marriage might be an
nulled and that perhaps Nuns
and Dad and Ron might not
have 10 know about IL?
Il might as well tell Won first
as last, Carolyn, | said firmly.
that Ronald Will have 10 know
everything there is 10 know
about II, because he is vitality
concerned with Marlons rescue
from those gangsters lie al
ready knows RicoS claim that
both you and Marion were
married that night. Whether
your father and mother have 10
know depends on many things
one OF them"
-hesitated, and WITH her
cheeks suddenly crimson, she
filed IN the gap.
In Name Only
Would IL help, Auntie
Madge," she said, IF 1 told you
that l never was Ricos wife in
reality, that il was just the
marriage ceremony ,"
Would II help?" I repeated.
MY dear girl, that is wonder
full, But when. on hearing from
me OF Ricos claim. YOU said u
was A lie, that Marion wasn't
married are you quite sure
about that?
"Of course I'm Surc' She de-
clared, and my mental barom-
eter assembled rapidly Not that
/ had doubted Marion. but II
was good 10 have this bolster
ing of my own convictions IN
stead of having 10 combat an
assertion OF hers involving
Marion -ia-tAe -l4c,lN.- plcLurc-
which was confronting me
Il know what you're think
ing, Auntie MadCe, she said.
the flush in her checks deepen
ing to a brick red You re
thinking Of that time when l
told you Marion had gone away
10 be married. But YOU knew
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CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Wants Whole Story

Il understand. dear" I told
fcr, nit tion understand
what Marion saved for you.
Don't you think you'd better
tell me the whole story from
the beginning
That's what 7 want 10 do"
she answered. but she did not
speak again for fully a minute.
fixing her gaze upon the
wall behind me and evidently
marshaling her memories.
IF / had only listened 10
Marion in the first place, she
began at last, and with my
knowledge of the contrasting
temperaments of the two col
leCe roommates, l mentally
echoed her wish.
"All this would never have
happened. " she went on. You
see, Marion never like Rico
when ne came up to the dances,
although most Of the other
girls were simply crazy about
nm. he was such a divine
dancer. and there was some
thing so special about him
like a famous stage star or
something OF the sort. But
Marion always said he was like
a man wearing a mask-that
there was nothing real about
him.
Continued tomorrowl
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ceSsorieS. restore their fluffy
nap when needed by Steamlng
in front Of kettle spout and
then brushing with a clean soft
brush when nearly dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Waste OF Energy

Jerky, staccato movements
are another waste Of energy.
You race to answer the tele-
phone, and then, maybe II is the
wrong number. You walk over
to turn on the light switch and
you are in such a hurry you go
past II. You turn 10 catch a bus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
APPETITE APPEAL

THE APPETIZER has a dis
tinct, sharp and tempting
quality that stimulates appe-
tlteS. Spend an extra moment
giving 10 eve appeal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Discover New
Ways to Fix
Vegetables
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

THE OTHER day in the
Farmers Market / bought two
heads of red cabbage from
woman and remarked that my
family would be thrilled since
they were keen on red cabbage
cooked sweet and sour" Said
she, II don't know much about
tive never tasted il.
Five minutes later, Just across
the aisle l found some late
pears that would be just the
thing 10 can with some ounces
Id been given. / asked the
woman here if she ever canned
the two together. No" she
said. I've never liked ounces.
The flavor is too strong"
Learn New Methods
Now If in five, minutes 1
come across two people who
grow food they don't use. there
must be literally hundreds of
folks doing the same thing. SO.
don you think, considering the
need for food, that they-and
the rest OF us-ought to learn
about the ways Of using various
foods.
To bark back 10 the lady OF
the ounces 1 was going 10 can
them in such a way that, II she
liked the ounce favor but
thought II strong, she'd have
considered perfect.
BY the time you use one part
ot ounces 10 two parts OF pears
the ounces lose their strong
flavor and the pears take on
just a bit OF IL.
Red Cabbage
And that red cabbagel Hon
estly II made me feel badly to
think that anyone grew red
cabbage and didn't eat it.
Shred II as II you were going
10 make salad of 1t. Then put
TWO tablespoons OF your rcgu-
lare cooking fat into a pot large
enough 10 hold the cabbage.
Melt the fat. add the cabbage
and stir Add two cups of hot
water. Bring 10 a boil and re-
duce heat Let cook one hour.
Then the fun begins. Sprinkle
two tablespoons Of -four over
the top Of the cabbage and mix
we'll Then add vinegar and
brown sugar. beginning with
four tablespoons Of each and
gong on tift-it suits your taste.
Don't be surprised when the
cabbage changes color as the
vinegar is added Also add
salt 10 taste. Then cook a few
minutes longer and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

afterward, didn't you, that /
that L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

For the ndvidualst, softly fitted coat that stands
out smarty in Of straight line toppers. Of fine
wool crepe in clear red blue it has face-lghting
collar of ynxdyed fox doubebreasted effect in front
At the back the skirt falls in graceful circular swing
is accented with bands of tuckng Coat is lined with
satin nterlned with wool Comes in sizes through IT.
shopping coll Joan Dean Cherry $500 line 3,
bstwesn 9 a m and .. m.-Soturdoys, $3.50 10 $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11

tent. Nesm1me vsak nikdy "a
%pom1nati, re tato peclive vypra
covana propagacnf kampan
proti bombardovan1 s nas1 stra-
ny je proste jednou z nepTate-
lovych zbranf valky, jedn1m z
nastroj6, kterym Sc snazf odda-
lit svou porazku. Kdyby Sc
nepr1teli aspon castecne postes-
tito premluviti mas, abychom
v bombardovanf polevili, INA
menalo by to vyhranf valky "a
cenu vets1ch ztrat ma americ-
kych zivotech.
Grad valecne mobilisace.
Valka nenf zdaleka jeste
skoncena a nem1zeme proto slo
ziti ruce v kiln a odpocivati.
Kdyz president oznamoval zrf-
zen1 Uradu mobilisace, upo-
zornil mas ma to vyrokem, re sc
dostavame do obdobf valky,
kdy muslme zdokonaliti vsech-
ny sve pracovni melody, a re
nase valecna masinerie a "a
kladn1 civilnf hospodarstvf
must jfti ruku v ruce plnou pa
rou vpfed. Jinymi slovy, jde-li
vsechno hladce uz nyn1, musi-
me Sc O totez pTicinovati jeste
1%silovneji v budoucnosti, a to
az do sameho vyhrani valky.
|Zflzenf zm1neneho 1fadu, KITE
Try je v podstate zt6lesnenfm
nayrh1 til kongresnfch vybord,
representuje pokus O dopra-
covan1 Sc leps1ch vysledk1 We
valecnem 1sil1. Ia reditele q
fadu valecne mobilisace byl
dosazen soudce James F.
Byrnes, ktery byl poslednf do
bou feditelem hospodarske sta
bilisace. Soudce Byrnes ma "a
pomoci vyboru vypracovati pro
granny a smernice, ktere mali
zajistiti maximalnf vyuzitf ma
rodnlch zdrojG pTfrodnfch a
zdroj1 lidske silly mimo arma-
du, udrzovanf a stabilisaci CT
vilniho hospodaTstv1 a prizpG-
soben1 civilnfho hospodafstv1
potfebam valecne dolby.
Ukolem soudce Byrnes je u
rovnati rdznice a rozpory mezi
vladimir 1fady ma civilsi stra-
ne Valencia 1silf, a pTevzfti
tim velkou cast prace presiden-
ia, ktery tax Dude moci v6no-
vati vice casu rozsahlym pro-
blemum narodnf politiky We We
czech vojenskych i mezinarod-
Mich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
byl Nemci odvlecen do koncen.
tracn1ho tabora v ffsi.
VALECNE FRONTY

VALEcNE FRONT
V ocekavanf velkych udalos-
tt, ktere bezpochyby prijdou
jak v Rusku, tax i v zapadnf
Europe, Sc zat1m ma valecnych
frontach mnoho nedeje.
We StredomoTf opet bombar-
dovali Anglicane a Americana
mesto Syracusy ma Sicilii a je-
den italsky pristav ma Jardanu
Americke letaj1ci pevnosti a
britske valecne lodstvo opet
bombardovaly italsky ostrov
Pantelerii. Obrana ostrova uz
je patrne velmi slaba, protoze
Italove ma bombardovanf te-
mer neodpovfdali.
Ma ruske fronte provedli Ru-
sove nejmohutnejsf bombardo-
vanf, k jakemu kdy doslo ma
vychode. $40 ruskych bombar-
dovacich letadel provedlo shiny
nalet ma nemeckou zakladnu v
Orlu. Rada nemeckych vo-
|jenskych instalac1 a rovnez ze-
leznicnf trait, ktere vedou dc
mesta, byly zniceny. Rusov6
~ztratili pouze jedno letadlo.
u Sevska a u Lisicanska ma
Donci provedli Nemci mensf L.
|toky, ktere ruske delostrelec-
two odrazilo. Ma Kubani boje
pokracujf. Moskva opet neo-
manila mic O domnele offensive
rude armady u Velikije Luki
kterou Nemci oznamovali der
pred tim.
V Tichomofi nenf mic move.
no. Jen z Cfny pTichazf zpra.
va O dalslm viteznem postupu
c1nskych armad.
Strategicky most " Burms
vyhozen.
Americtf letci znova zasadi-
Ii tezkou ranu japonskym zaso-
bovacim lini1m meZi Burmou a
Clnou. Shodili $4,000 libe1
bomb ma dGlezity most pres re-
ku Shweli, severovychodne cd
Mandalaye. Vyhozeni tohoto
mostu zpGsobf JaponcGm dalsi
potlze pfi zasobovanf jihoza-
padnlm Yunnanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
VZPOMfNKA MA
SJEDNOCENf v PRAZE!

V nedeli, 7. cervna 1912 telo
Heydricha "Kata", pro jehoz
zabit1 sta Cech6 pykalo svymi
zivoty, bylo vezeno ulicemi
Prahy. Ulice mesta byly napl-
n6ny ceskym lidem, ponevadz
N6mci rozkazali, ably mesto by
10 sv6dkem a truchlilo! Neupo-
slechnutf melo by "a nasledek:
dalS1 odvetu! Hitler naridil, re
skutecny pohfeb Dude sc kona-
tt V Berlfne, kde Heydrich bu-
de prohlasen Ia ''svat6ho Mac
ka."
Otazkou jest, bylo-li to nej-
horst pokorenl, co mohli Mem
ci eCchGm uciniti? PTemJslei-
tie! PTinuceni staff a truchliti
= Cechov6 mohli opravdu tru-
chliti - ale pro koho? - Pro
vlastni mrtve, pro svoji Svoob-
du; nikdy pro Heydricha! &C.
81 netruchlili pro Kata; pouze
pozorovali, jak mil jeho tru-
hla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
Pfemyslejice dale, pTiideme

Pfemyslejfce dale, pffijdeme
k poznan1, re toto bylo vlastne
sjednocen1 Cechd a znovu uji-
st6n1 jejich spravedlive veci.
Nebot to bylo poprve, kdy ma
sy lidu ceskeho molly naplniti
ulice Prahy, aniz by sc obavaly
zabitf. Zde byla shromazdena
celia Praha; Tide Sc tisknuli k
sobe a pozorovali, jak myjf po-
zustatky Heydricha. Mohli 81
opet uprimns pohlednouti do
OCT a pax jejich oci vratily Sc
Ike katafalku, a neco neprone-
neco co zadny Gestapo
agent nemohl postrehnouti,
proniklo tichymi davy!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
HORKA VIVA
v BALTIMORE.

Minuly tyden zakouselo oby-
v%atelstvo naseho mesta pod ma
hlou horkou vlnou ktera zavi-
Mia smrt 5ti osob. V nedeli by
la koupalist6 ma pobrezi a v
mestskych parclch pfepln6na.
Statn1 policie oznamila, re
automobilovy provoz ma stat
Mich silnicfch byl velice slaby.
nasledkem zakazu O jezdeni
autem pro zabavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-11
VECI FRANCOUZSKE.

oOOOCU SCSCI Sc v AIZlTu ma
slavnostn1m zasedani francouz-
sky parliament, anebo spise ie-
no zbytky. V Alzfru je prftom.
no ash so poslanc1, kterf SYM
bolicky obnovf francouzskJ
parliament a vyslechnou probe
Wy obou pfedsed1 Narodnfho
vyboru- Girauda a de Gualle.
Zatlm pokracuji jednanf u
vnitf vyboru. De Gaulle, KITE
~ pfistoupil ma to, ably Giraud
z1stal vrchn1m velitelem arma-
dy, zada Ia to, ably mladf d.
stojn1ci, kteri Sc vyznamenali v
fadach bojujfcfch Francouz1G,
byli povereni organisaci a We
denim armady ma mfste sta
rych reakcn1ch geenrald, kteff
Sc seskupuj1 kolem Girauda.
V nemeckem koncentracnlm
tabofe zemfel jeden z nejvet-
SIGH francouzskych protinacis-
til, byvaly ministr vnitra Man
del. Mandel byl "a prvni sve-
tove valky tajemnikem mini
sterskeho predsedy Clemen-
ceaua. PAX Sc stall ministrem
a byl zivelne nenaviden vsemi
francouzskymi zradci, O nichz
shromazdil kompromituj1ci ma
terial. Pc kapitulaci Francie
Mandel do Maroka, ably
Jam organisoval odbojovou via
du, byl vsak generalem Nogue-
sem zatcen a poslan zpet do
Pc procesu v Riomu