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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-30
Everett League
(Continaed from Paoe Onel

NCoHEnHed rom rage OneC
est, most economical admins
trations of any previous may
or. Mr. Lewis has publicly stat
ed that he will strictly adhere
to the policy of making civil
service appointments according
to their order on the list. This
has been proven by his APP
pointment of two policemen of
our group in such manner.
We, therefore, ask and adj
wise all colored citizens Of Ev-
erett to stand by the Leagues
endorsement and vote for
Frank E. Lewis for Mayor on
Nov. 2, 1913.
EVERETT COLoRED
CITIZENS LEAGUE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-30
Segregation coored the Reo Permanent Domnns Degrade
Stanley Kirfon
Thrills AT Recital

The beautiful and spacious
auditorium of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Rev. w. H. Hester, pas
tor, was filled last Sunday aft
ernoon for the recital of Stan
ley Kirton, brilliant young
pianist and organist. The young
artist was most enthusiastically
received in a program of organ
and piano selections which in
cluded numbers by Bach, Vib-
bard, Giulnant, Mendelssohn
(organ) and B ach Beethoven,
Brahms and Chopin (piano).
At the close of the perform
ance scores of admirers pressed
forward to express their con-
gratulations to the talented
artist and his father, st. Clair
Kirton. Interest in the sue
cessful event was heightened by
the fact that the father, also
musician, was the manager for
his sons recital. The names of
the more than 200 sponsors
were printed on the neat fold
er.
The uShers were: Misses
Mildred Brown, Helene Bryant,
Vera Johns, JAWS Yates, all at
tractively gowned, and Clifton
Wharton, Anthony Johns and
Samuel Johns, Jr. At the door
were Miss Edith Vann and Mrs
Catherine Harris.
Tradition, taste and style
were represented on the we'll
balanced program, Mr. Kirton
selecting numbers from the
monumental works Of Bach for
the opening numbers of both
instruments and concluding
with Mendelssohn's first Soma
ia in F Major for Organ and
Chopin's brilliant Scherzo No 2
for piano.
Mr. Kirton uses his unusual
capacity for music with intel
ligence, swaying his audience
with his clear cut creScendoS
and dininuendoeS. The young
man is Enthusiastically a most
promising artist and bids fair
to reach the top in the not too
distant future.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-30
"NNATCH YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER T.
son, Hartford, Conn.


Atty. Cooke closed the formal
program with an address in
which he warmly expressed his
appreciation Of the honors be-
slowed upon him and pledged
his best service to the Order.
Dancing to music by Cross
on's orchestra concluded a most
successful and pleasurable eve
ming.
Guests at the head table in
Guided Mrs. Mary L. Howard,
Dist. Grand Household No. /,
Washington, D. c., w. S. Palm
er, treas District Grand Lodge.
State of N. Y; Bertha E. Nc
Whorter, DC treas, Worcester,
Mass. ATTY Joseph S. Mitchell,
sec'y to the Governors Council,
Mary E. White, Washington,
d. c., Jesse L. Nicholas, Grand
Sec'y. Philadelphia, Lille Pratt
tbs. G. w. Chamberlain, N. Y.
City, James F Adair, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mrs. Lavinia Fair, Wash,
D. c., Bishop James F A. Lash
ley, Grand Chaplain, N. Y. City,
Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons, West
field. N. j., Atty. John w. Scher-
enck, Mrs Estelle A Wilson,
Wash, D. c., Isaiah Duffy,
Hartford, Conn, Josephine B.
Selden PRSWGS., F. H. Yam
cey, PDGM., David Lloyd, N. Y,
Wilhelmina Miller, w. Recorder,
Grace Storms, PMNG., Anna
Atkins, MIG, Lottie Knight,
Miss Mamie Milton, Mrs. c. l..
Billups, Mrs. Charles E. Cuffee,
Mrs. R. L. Carter, Mrs. Sarah P.
Jones. Mrs. Clara Hornsby, Mrs.
B. T. Hill, Mrs. Isadora E. Tuck
er, DGMNG., Miss Evelyn Lang
ford, L. C. Teasley, Walter O..
Taylor, M. D., Maude Trotter
Steward, editor of The Guardian
representing the local press,
Walter C. Isaacs DGM and
Grand Master Ernest D. Cooke,
guest of honor. (Mrs. F. H.
Yancey was present but sat with
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
of Wellesley at another table,.
The committee for the sue
cesSful affair comprised:
Frederick H. Yancey, Chair
man; william K. Tyler, Vice
Chairman; Walter c. Isaacs,
Sec'y.;; Emma A. Darlington,
Asst. Sec'y.; Henry L. Perry,
Treas; Sarah v. Bright, Mary
J. Crawley, M. Ella Galloway,
Clara C. Hornsby, Henson T.
Johnson, Susan F. Jones, Frank
R. McGirt, Margaret S. Minis,
EleanoFa j. Patterson, Mary z.
Pogue, Archibald C. Prescott,
John H. Raynor, Josephine B.
Selden, Tsadora E. Tucker.
The Hostesses were: Isadora
E. Tucker, DGMNG, Gertrude
Adams, Margaret Crawford,
Mary ]. Crawley, Florence E.
Desmond, Ella NJ. Galloway,
Clara c. Hornsby, Sarah P.
Jones, Susan F. Jones. Lottie
Knifht, Margaret S. Minis, Ma
belle B. Scott, Grace Storms,
Sadie Thornhill, Mabel Diggs,
Elinora Patterson. wilhelmina
Miller.
The Ushers were. Rodney
Burton, George Dockery, Hen
son T. Johnson, James Mat
thews, John H. Raynor. Joseph
B. Waters, Laurence ]. Banks,
Frank R. McGirt.
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800 Stranded

CONTINUED from PAGE One)
lures below 60 degrees, were
suffering from the New Eng
land cold and that all of the
Jamaicans had only light sum
mer clothing to make matters
worse. Lucien said the workers
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-30

ton, but it would be a sad day
for the city and for his dis
trict if the citizens who are in
terested in decent and agrees
sive representation of their in
terest should fail to vote"
Some of the improvements
that he has brought into this
section are the widening of
Mass. ave, the reconstruction
of fremont st and the installa-
ton of Is new arc lights, the
reconstruction and the install
lations that took place on Rug
giles, Auburn, Lenox, Kendall
and many other streets. In adj
dition, the Tennis Courts at the
Carter Fairgrounds were re-
surfaced and the field house
was put in first class condition.
In the Spring the entire field
is to be reSurfaced and a new
baseball comparable to the big
leagues is to be installed.
Some Of the orders introduc-
ed by Councillor Sullivan in
the past few years for the bet
terment and advancement of
the people are; the order for
the City to make March 5
Crispus Attacks Day in honor
of the colored American hero
who fell with four others in
the Boston Massacre Of ITO,
and the order to allow the peo-
pie of this district to submit
the names of distinguished
colored citizens for the naming
of the Courts In the Lenox st
Housing Project. Furthermore,
he had the City Council go on
record as favoring the passage
of the Geyer Anti-Poll Tax
Bill.
Councillor Sullivan in his
term in Office has received
many letters of thanks for the
assistance he has rendered
the people. Among them are
letters from the Greater Bos-
ton Trade Association, the New
England Tennis Association,
the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People, the Future Outlook
Club, St Cyprian's Episcopal
Mission, the Eastern New Eng
land Congress for Equal OPP
portunities, the Republican
Civic and Political League, the
Willing Workers Circle Of the
Metropolitan Baptist church,
the Mass. Colored Women's
Democratic Club, and the Bay
State Colored Mems Demo
cratic Club. Inc.
Civic authorities, aware Of
Sullivan's c o m m e n d a b l e
achievements in behalf Of the
Ward 9 district and his mas
terly handling of difficult City
affairs, this week requested al
voters to cast to cast their ball
lots on next Tuesday, Election
Day, SO that he may be re
turned to ofice by. wide mar
gin.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-30
AN OFFICER
H0NORED

Eureka Chapter No 2, Order
OF Eastern Star after the
close Of its business meeting
on Monday evening, Oct IL.
1913 gave . surprise in honor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-30

Of the coming birthday Of Ill
william A Fischer 32d Royal
Grand Patron, Jurisdiction Of
Massachusetts by presenting
him with a shower of birthday
cards. The Eureka Tea Club
gave him a birthday cake and
the Worthy Matron Sister Ar
dell c Edwards presented him
with a purse. III Fisher and
the Worthy Matron have served
the Chapter for five years and
have never missed a meeting.
The w M then gave a banquet
of flowers to Sister Fisher say
ing that the Grand Patron,
could not get everything. The
members sang Happy Birthday
to you and wished him many
more. Refreshments were
served and thus ended a de-
lightful evening.
On Tuesday evening Wild
ow Son Lodge No. 3, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons at
a call meeting held Oct Il,
1943 presented Bro William A
Fisher with a purse as they did
not wish the Chapter to Guido
them. Bro Fisher has served as
secretary for is years. Bro
Philip P Shelton made the
presentation stating that Bro
Fisher was always ready and
willing to do his utmost in ev-
err way for the best interest
of the lodge. Refreshments
were served.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16
Public Asked To
Conserve Electric
Confine Christmas Lighting
Decorations To Interior
Of Home

The American people were asked by
j. \. krug, Director Of the Office Of
War Utilities. 10 cOnfine Christmas
lighting decorations 10 Christmas trees
inside private homes.
Mr.. krug asked that street decora-
tiOns, community Christmas trees, ex-
terror home decorations and interiors
and exteriors of commercial establish
ments dispense with decorations this
year insofar as lighting is concerned.
Government and industry have com
bned in nationwide conservation
campaign to save critical fuels and
materials necessary to produce and
consume electricity" he said.
II am asking the American people TO
refrain from their Christmas lighting
| custom as a part Of that campaign.
Electric light bulbs are particularly
short at present and strict conServa-
tion of them is necessary. Widespread
consumption of bulbs during the
| Christmas season merely will mean a
greater scarcity later on.
because of the ShortneSS of day
| light over most of the country at
Christmas time, necessary cOnSumI'
ton Of electricity is at its peak. Every.
thing we can do To avoid any addi-
! tiona load will mean direct savings
of fuel, manpower transportation and
materials"
Mr. kIug said no mandatory order
was contemplated because the Ameri.
can people realize the necessity of this
conservation and will do it
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16

II cannot believe that there iS Il
word of truth III these reports. They
bear all the earmarks Of Axis prOpa-
ganda It seems incOnceivabIe 10 me
that Russia could propose. or that the
United Nations could support plan
which by its very nature iS completely
inconsistent with the postwar objec-
lives of the freedom-Ioving nations OF
the world.
The American Federation Of Labor
serves notice here and now that il viii
oppose with AL its power any attempt
10 enSlave the workers of Germany or
any other country when victory j. won.
'On the contrary. our message 10
the workers Of Germany iS q mr~Sa re
of hope We are determined 10 free
them from the bonds Of Nazi Oppre$-
sion and 10 give them every Oppor-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16
Senate Committee Votes
For Roll Pay Increase

Washington, d. G. GLNS). - The
Senate Interstate Commerce Commit
tee approved unanimously the Truman
resolution for n wage increase of S
cents an hour for 100000 non-oper-
ating railroad workers. 1t was pre-
dicted the measure would be passed by
Congress.
The resolution was approved over
the vigorous objection of Fred NJ.
Vinson. Director of Economic Stabil-
iZation, who cOntended its enactment
would mean breaking of the Little
Steel wage increase formula.
Senator Harry S. Truman of Mis-
souri,, sponsor of the resolution, said
he would call it up on the floor at the
first opportunity.
Behind the resolution is an agree
ment made Aug. by the railroads and
the incorporating unions, for the s
cent increase. Hearings on the Truman
resolution brought out that such a rise
would be granted without an increase
in railroad rates. The terms of this
agreement, however, were not carried
out because of questions as 10 whether
it was in cOntraventiOn of existing re-
quirements of law and. if put into
operation, would upset the wage sta
biliZation program.
The Truman resolution declares that
the agreement of Aug. I is in accord
with the Railway Labor Act and all
other requirements of law, and shall
be held so to be- anything in the law
or laws of. the United States to the
contrary Notwithstanding"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16
Police Chief Sentenced
For Attacking Union Man

Washington, ID. C.--AttOrney Gen
eral Francis Biddle announced that
William Buchanan, city marshal of
Walnut Ridge. Arkansas, was sen
fenced to one year in prison by Fed
eral Judge Thomas S. Trimbe at
Jonesboro, Arkansas, when he pleaded
holo contendere to charges of violating
the Federal Civil Rights Statute. The
sentence was suspended and the de-
fendant placed on probration for one
year.
The information charged Buchanan
entered the Walnut Ridge office of the
Hod Carriers, Building and Common
LabOrers Union, "Wrongfully and with
out justification or cause assaulted
HObson Alternately, union business
representative. dragged him (Aber-
nathy) from said premises into the
street and, using abusive and
threatening language, ordered him to
leave the city forthwith
The prosecution was the first appli-
cation of this statute to assault on Il
labor union representative by local
police authorities.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16
Green Declares AFL Will
Oppose Any Attempt To
Ensldve' Reich Workers
GERMAN LABOR FOR RUSSIA HIT

Washington, D. c. GLNS).The American Federation of
Labor through William Green, President has called upon Pre
dent Roosevelt to eoutey plan to enslave million
German workers for forced labor rebuilding devastated
tons Of Russia after the
In vigorously worded statement which left doubt
the AFL stand, President Green said
Distung in the and the radio attribute
Soviet Russia plan enslave million German workers
forced labor in Russia when the NaZis crushed
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16

tunity 10 work ont democratic solutions
Of their problems in the postwar
period.
We call upon President Roosevelt
in his conferences with the representa-
tives of the allied nations, to see to it
that this basic principle is understood
and agreed 10 by all.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-16

More than 100000 Americans are
now suffering with tuberculosis, and
the disease claims the lives of 10000 in
our nation every year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15
TRI VECI PORAZILY NAPO-
ALE MA HITLERA
STACf JEDINA z MICH.

Tfi veci porazily Napoleona
- Spanelsko, Rusko a Vati-
kan. Ale ma Hitlera postacl
jedna = Rusko, pravf plukov-
mix Casado, zvlastnf vojensky
znalec Reuterovy tiskove kan
celare.
Ia sveho rychleho a dspes-
neho naporu ma vychod, Hitler
domnival Sc, re jiz ma Moskvu
v rukou. Dobytf tohoto d1le-
ziteho politickeho a vojenske-
no stfediska bylo pokladano
"a nevyhnutelne. Nicmene az
dosud neporazena nemecka ar
mazda utrpela nezdar a silnice,
vedoucf z Moskvy a Smolenska
a Charkova byly pokryty mrt-
vymi a opustenym valecnym
materialem rychle ustupuj1cl
armady.
Nasledujiciho roku - 1912
= stale Sc totez. Velka ofen-
silva, mirena proti Kavkazu a
Stalingradu byla zahajena S
takovym 1spechem, re piano.
val vseobecny DOZEN, re tento-
krate skonci vitezne.
Ale Hitler musil Sc vzdatl
lsvych cflG a dnes jeho ustupu'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15
Prazska kavarna byvaleho
cisare KarIa.

P6kny palac "Bellevue', Wy
staveny co do vnejsf podoby
'skoro jake jakysi zamek S vez1
ma ~starom6stskem Vltavsk6m,
kdysi Frantiskove nabTezi bill
re Narodn1ho divadla, Una "a
jiste kazdy Prazan. Je v mem
podnes kavarna, avsak malo-
kdo Sc jiz pamatuje ma to, re
pGvodn1 kavarna s nadhernym
vyhledem ma feku Vltavu a do
zelenych prospektd Petr1na
byla tn zalozena jiz kolem r.
1895. Jeji najemce Brazda
byl potion najemcem divadelnf
kavarny Slavic. A je Vast
ne primo podivuhodno, re p6-
vodn1 kavarna bellevue" ma
tonic miste zanikla. Vysvetlo-
valo Sc to tim, re pry Prazane
milujf spfse veTejne m1stnosti
dGverne dtulne nez prospekto-
We. Proto pc odchodu najem-
ce Brady zrfdil v Bellevue
Ffancouz Forina prvni praz-
sky francouzsky restaurant,
ktery Sc stall zahy obl1benym
dostaven1ckem zejmena d.
stojnictva, kan chodil caste i
tehdejsf rakousky arcivevoda
Karel, potion posledn1 rakous-
ky c1saT. Avsak i pres oblibu
u prazske slechty Sc ami tento
restaurant neudrzel. Byl "a
wren v r. 1912 a potion byl V
Bellevue um1sten "Maison an
tique" Ing. Resemblance. Te-
prve r. 1886 byla zde otevTena
znovu kavarna, vyuz1vaj1c1 pl-
nym pravem krasne vyhlidky s
nabTez1, ktera v Bellevue trva
podnes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15

novorozenata, manzelsk6 nes-
maze, snatky a rozvody, pr
nichz muzskou polovinu nekdo
z%astupuje, nemdzete 81 ami
pfedstavit, jake problemy mi
prochazejf rukama. Vyslech-
nu Je, feknu sve m1nen1, a CT
tim Sc odmenena, kdyz mi ja-
ko vcera jeden rekne, re je
rad, re 81 Sc mnou promluvil. S
pocatku Sc zdrahal, ale kdyz
bylo pc tom, doznal, re sc ted
aspon c1t1 sam sebou .jist.
Takova prace je p6kna, kdyz
81 pfi nj clovek S hochy zazer-
tovat mdze; hire je, kdyz pfij-
de takovy telegram z domova 0
umrtl V rodine, a nam pTipad-
ne 1kol r1ci jim to. Vcera pfis-
la pro jednoho hocha zprava,
re umfela jeho matka. Til
KRAFT 81 SEN pfiSel zaplakat, a
ia, no, vsak me znate. Mnoho
toho nesnesu, a tax jsem ma
konec plakala S MIN. Takova
zprava je pro ne t6zkou ra-
nou. Snazf Sc skryt sve hofe,
ale Teprve ted radne
chapu, proc Cerveny Krfz posi-
"a zeny, a ackoli je to snad pro
me prave tax nesnadn6 jako
pro ne, nam aspon DOZEN, re
mohu pomoci "uleviti" jeiich
mysli. We vojsku potfebujf vi
ce zen, kdyz pro mic jineho, pax
aspon proto, ably vyslechly
strasti a trampoty hochd V uni
forme.
Kdybyste dnes nahledli do
meho pokoje, pT1sahali byste,
re je to kantina: vejce, kava,
ovoce vseho druhu, bonbony,
pecivo, cigarety (deset krabic)
vse jake jablko pro ucitelku,
cd vojska a namoTnictva. Vel
&c jsou zde takTka neslychanou
delikatesou, ia jich vsak mann
90 namOrnlctVa hned nekOlik
tuctu. z jednoho tuctu jsem
dala udelat zmrzlinu a odnes-
la jsem il hochGm do nemocni-
&c.
Je pozoruhodn6, oc vice
hv6zd je zde ma nebi. Zvlast6
jedna z Mich, jakasi planeta,
swift skoro jake mesfc. Kdyz
slys1te mluvit O "tropickych
noc1ch", nenf to jen tax ma pla-
no. Ones chapu, co tim mini;
jsou opravdu nadhern6. Mesic
mad moTem, hory ma tTech stra-
mach a ma ctvrte pf1stav sc "a
kotvenymi lodemi, miliardy
hvezd, zelenou travou porost-
II kopecek, ma nemz sed1me a
vyhravame ma gramofon, pruh
pobfez1 a sumot pT1livu, a tomu
Sc f1ka valka? Toto ma byt
horka pdda, a my nev1me, kdy
Sc tn niue rozpoutati boure;
ale tax dalece, az ma neprfjem-
ne myt1 nadob1, vsechon je V
nejleps1m poTadku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15
RechtorHv desatek.

UcitelGm Sc f1kavalo "rech-
tori. A tt stejne jake farari
m1vali t. Nv. "desatek", ktery
sestaval pc vetsine z %naturalil,
jen mens1 cast jeho byla vypla-
cena v penez1ch. Poole starych
archovnfch ddkazd pobiral
rechtor v Senici jake desatku
cd kazdeho sedlaka 2 obilne
snoopy a Cd kazdeho ctvrtnika
jeden obilni snop. Desatek wy
b1ral 81 rechtor tax, re jezdil S
fGrou pc vesnici a wal 81 vzdy
2 humna jeden snop ri a je
den snop zita. Kdyz rechtori
re Senice vyucovali take v SOU
sednf obci Senickach, dostava-
Ii i tam podobny desatek. Ia
tento obilnf desatek byl rech-
tor povinen modliti Sc r1zenec
O znich zvlast bylo-li sucho ne
DO hodne destivo. Pred veil
konocnfmi svatky chodil rech-
tor pc domech a sepisoval KIDD
mel j1ti Ike svate zpovedi. Pr
tom dostaval v kazdem dome
nejmene jedno vaj1cko. Pc
sv. Trojici opet chodil pc do
mech a sb1ral zpovedn1 cedul-
ky. Take pri teto n~avsteve
dostaval v kazdem dome nej-
meme jedno vajicko. Ma OBJ
ch1zce provazeli rechtora
vzdy diva skolaci, kterl nesli
kos ma vajfcka, knihu, inkoust
a pero. Polovina sebranych
vajec musela byt odevzdana
ma obecnim trade. Nato rych-
tar svolal "ourad" k sezen1
dial usmaziti tato vejce, koupi-
pivo a hodovalo Sc. R1kalo sc
tomu: "peti ma obec". Kdy5
pozdeji byly zpovednf cedulky
~zruseny, odpadla i druha rech.
ltorova pochGzka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15
112 let prradelnictvi " SIanem.

Roku 1880 byla V Slanem u
stavena "Privilegovana vysad-
nj spolecnost pro zTizenf pfa-
delny". = Postavila tovarnu
ma predenf bavlny, ohromnou
sedmipatrovou budovu. Ctyfi-
Get let Sc v nj pracovalo, do ro-
ku 1875, kdy tovarnu koupil
Balgican Honore de Liser. Dne
10. prosince 1900 tato pfadel-
ma vyhorela a MATTEL postavil
novou ma dzemf obce Kv1cku
a podrzel il We SVEN vlastnictvl
az do roku 1920, kdy il koupi-
la firma Ferdinand PTibyl a sy-
move z Krcfna. Slanska pfa-
delna vsak dala wink i SLAM
lskemu stroj1renstv1. E.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15

J1c1 armady trpi ztraty jeste
dulezitejs1 nez byly ztraty lon.
ske kampane.
Hlavn1 z pf1cin Hitlerovy
chyby jsou psychological. Ne
mecke nejvyssf velitelstvf do
bfe vedelo O ohromnosti pro-
storu, ktery Dude 'nutno obsa-
dit, o tvrdem ruskem podnebi
a ruske vojenske pripravenosti
a moznostech ruskeho prumy-
stu.
Nevedelo vSak mic O ruskem
lldu. Rusove mali zcela jine
tradice nez Nemci. Cinitele
casu a mfsta, jez jsou tax d.
lezlte We vojenske a politicke
sfere Jinych zem1 ma evropske
pevnine, hrajf v Rusku podrad
nejs1 roll.
Rusky patriotism vzplane
neJvyse, kdyz vlast je v nebez-
peel. Ones prave tax jake v
dobach Napoleona. Ami jeden
z techto dvou muzG, kteTi wy
dali Sc do Ruska "a vybojem,
nepochopil toho. To je jednou
z pr1cin Hitlerova nezdaru.
Strategicus, correspondent
Reuterovy tiskove kancelare,
l1cf stav ma ruske fronte tax
to: Velmi velka zmena udala
Sc ma ruske fronte, i v posled-
MIN mesfci. Iniciativa presla
do rukou Rust. Ma velke cas-
tt fronty nemecke LIME sc hrou
tt. Hitler Size mluv1 O "strate-
gickem naprimovan1 lini1", ale
pfesnost nemecke obrany nen1
nahodnym prvkem.
Je 1mysle upravena tax, a
by udrzen1m 81 vybezk1 prile-
hle oblasti byly pevne v rukou
obrancG. "NapTimovanf" linii
je tedy prot nemecke obranne
%soustave v Rusku. Tyto dive
veci nedaj1 Sc slouciti. Opou-
still Hitler posice, tedy je to z
te pficiny, re nemdze jich udr-
zeti. Bylo by byvalo pro neho
lepe, kdyby byl hned, kdyz Sc
znal nezdar lonske letni KAN
pane, ustoupil ma sve p1vodni
posice. Nyni provad1 1stup
jsa k tomu nucen.
Vynikaj1c1 raz ruske ofensi-
Wy nenf pouze jej1 dovednost,
nybrz i jej1 tina. Pc hrozn6
n6mecke offensive, ktera osla-
bila ruske komunikace, gene
raj Zukov uderil ma Nemce ma
nekolika m1stech, velmi cd Sc
be vzdalenych a takovou va
hou, jakou mic nemdze zasta-
viii.
Rusove zastavili pokusy Mem
CD osvoboditi obkl1cene divise
u Stalingradu a postoupili da-
leko "a ne a konecne jim wal
jejich zasobni zakladnu Kotel.
nikov. Ohrozuji dGlezite me.
sto Salsk. Postupujf podel O.
hybu Donu a dolI podel silnice
z Voroneze do Rostova.
Mic podobneho nestalo sc 10.
nj. Kdyz bylo dobyto tax sill
ne opevnenych posic jake We.
like Luki a jinde velke mnoz.
stvi zajatych NemcG je odva'
demo "a ruskou frontu, je tt
znameni lidskeho kol1sani, je3
nemGze byti ignorovano. Hit
Ter NIUE ustoupiti S nekterym
castmi sveho vojska ma jihovy.
chode bez nadmernych ztrat
ale nemecka armada u Stain.
gradu je ztracena. Zac1na byt
zjevno, re nemecka armada
nyn1 potac1 Sc pod bremenem
jez je pT1lis tezke nez ably he
mohla snesti.