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Evening star., 1943-10-03

looked with interest at the swine,
goats. poultry and other animals.
The white men soon entered row.
boats and went ashore. There they
saw that the natives lived in round
huts with thatched roofs.
Wood, food and water were OBJ
tanned from the natives. Then the
Resolution sailed away and reached
one of the New Zealand islands.
In later months of the voyage,
Cook sailed to Cape Horn. at the
southern end of South America.
Then he made the great water Jour-
ney from that cape to the southern
end of Africa. He reached England
on July 80, TITS, after having been
away for three years and 18 DAYS.
Capt. Cook was honored for his
work, and if he had stayed in Eng
land he probably would have lived
to ripe old age. AS it was, he took
another commission to go exploring
in the Pacific and on this journey
he met a violent death.
The purpose of the voyage was to
,lllu water passage around the
northern end of North America.
Not great deal was known at that
time about the geography of Alaska
and Northern Canada.
With two vessels under his COM
mand, the captain rounded the Cape
of Good Hope and sailed across the
Indian and Pacific Oceans to New
Zealand.
The people of Hawaii treated the
strangers we'll Some of them
seemed to think that he was a long
lost god who had been among them
in times past.
1t is not certain that Cook was
the first white sea captain to reach
Hawaii and the nearby islands, but
he gave them the name of Sand
wich Islands" which they kept for a
long time.
Sad to say, a quarrel arose with
the natives over boat which GER
tain of them had stolen. Without
orders from the captain, several
sailors fired bullets at the natives.
Later a group of natives attacked
Cook when he came ashore to claim
the boat. He died from the knife
wounds which he suffered. At the
time OF his death he was 50 years old.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Concert Schedule
TODAY.

MsshcHd Mih'iTd cii9 fiSoF chTsln. Ton F2s4rd tDs45
Art AtoN9 5 n Piano nj National Gallery of
~ sundpp9" n ? !" Music Hour ,,,, -,
Forces Band Chorus. Ser4t Hs srnid az
\ 1nafp ~ director, Barker Hall. 80
p, Concert Recorded Music. Mount
ntg5Saht n &c, B:Snch' Public Library. )
Conccer5 Recorded Music. Petworth
Branch Public Library, 4 pm, -
r TOMORROW.
wayne Dir kSen. oigAn recital All
Souls, Unitarian Church, $40 pm.
lie fLIfqng Lisra2y WIZ E;h,th he vie;rqJs," Pub
NV, $50 pm ''e''
General Pletoff PsleESPAY Dor cos.,o.
Chorus, Constitution Hail, $40 > m
Ma Marine II :, Band, Marine Barrack5,
WEDNESDAY.
shef}aans e1eaaqse nisnff sTTirs 9uartet' Frank
OF Congress, SIS pm.
Chamber Music Guild, Claudio Ar
rau. pianist, shannon Boln, contrslto
ssol,olsts, Memorial Continental Hail,
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
.,o,,, THURSDAY.
poDJIl npcd' ColulnD Llgnt
Opera CompanT. Ethyl Manning. d-
rector, Roosevelt Auditorium, $40
pm
FRIDAY.
-, Coolidge Strlng Quartet, Frank
Sherloan. pianist, assisting. Library
Of Congress. SIS pm.
Concert Recorded Music, Public
Library. MARYLAND avenue and Sew
enth street NE, 1:3G pm
Marine Band. Marine Barracks, !
pm.
Robin Hood Columbia Light
Opera Company Ethyl Manning. di-
rector, Roosevelt Auditorium, $50
pm.
SATURDAY.
Robin Hood Columbia Light
Opera Company. Ethyl Manning. di-
rector, Roosevelt Auditorium, $50
p. nj.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Last Two Recitals
of Brahms Music

The Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Foundation in the Library of Con-
gress will present the last two con-
certs in the current series devoted
to Brahms instrumental chamber
music on Wednesday and Friday
evenings. The eminent Coolidge
Quartet (William Kroll and Daniel
Outlet, violins: Jasche Veissi, viola,
and Naoum Benditsky, violoncello)
will again be heard, and Frank
Sheridan, celebrated pianist, will be
the assisting artist.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

in cooperation with the public
schools Of the District and nearby
Maryland and Virginia His first
illustrated safety lesson" was given
to more than $50 pupils of the
kindergarten and first four grades
OF Thomson School. Other talks
followed on Wednesday at Park
View School. Thursday at Burroughs
School and Friday at Barnard
School. And they will continue to-
morrow. the next day and the next
and so on, through the school
year.
Il hope to get to one school
every day" Inspector Mansfield
said. I'm trying to work out a
schedule that will take me to every
elementary and junior high school
in Washington, Alexandria and Ar
llngton County. Va, and Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Counties,
Nd"
But Inspector Mansfield is an ex-
Evening star., 1943-10-03

The washington Cathedral Choral
Society announces rehearSalS every
Monday night from 8 to 10 o'clock
of Bach S "B Minor Mass" held in
Satterlee Hall, connected with St
Adams Church at the corner of
Massachusetts and Wisconsin ave-
nues.
The District of Columbia Chapter
of the American Guild of Organlsts
will begin the season tomorrow eve
ming when an organ recital by
Wayne DTkSen at All Souls Uni
tartan Church has been arranged
by the dean, Jean Slater Appel. Mr..
Dirksen, now chapel organist at
Walter Reed Hospital, was schol-
arship pupil at Peabody Conserva-
tory and, before entering the Army,
assistant to Paul Galloway at Wash
ington Cathedral.
The Choral Club of the YWCA,
formerly known as the Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club, will hold its first
meeting tomorrow from 7::30 to 9
pm. at Seventeenth and K streets.
The club is for young businesswom-
en-, and new members are cordially
invited to Join. Additions can be
arranged with the director, Mary
Bray, the music director of the
YWCA.
The Lovette Choral Club will re-
sumo rehearSals tomorrow night at
the Thomson Community Center.
Twelfth and l. streets NV. All
members are particularly urged to
bring a new member.
The AllStates Chorus. under the
direction Of Lynn L. Gillchrest. will
start its seventh season on Wednes-
day evening at Central High School,
Thirteenth and Clifton streets NV
Registration of new members will
begin at 730 pm. and rehearsal will
start at $50.
There are vacancies in each sec
ton and those desiring to ioin are
urged to enroll early so that a def
mite program can be arranged for
the fall and winter.
The Chadwick Club will begin its
goth season of rehearsals for concert
programs Saturday at 8 pm. at the
studio, 2O26 o st. NV.
Advanced adult musicians are in
vited to telephone Alice Chadwick.
business director, for information.
Dr.. Charlotte Klein, national vice
president of Mu Phi Epsilon and
instructor at Mary Washington Col
lege, Fredericksburg, Va, has re-
signed as minister of music at the
First Baptist Church, Alexandria.
Va.
Miksa Merson, concert pianist and
teacher, has returned from Newport.
where he spent his vacation. and re-
opened his studio at PIP Wyoming
avenue NV. In addition to teach
ing piano Mr.. Merson will have
classes for two-piano work, chamber
music and sight reading for two.
Aoui anu ClSllC lldIlllS.
Pasquale Tallarico of the Pea
body Conservatory will teach here
at the piano studio of Virginia Hol-
land, 2 Dupont Circle, once week.
beginning Wednesday. Mr.. Tallari-
co, former artist pupil of Virgil.
Mokreljs and Joseffy, made several
concert tours of this country and
appeared as soloist with number
of major symphony orchestras.
The Luther Place Choir is in
augurating series of musical YES
per services to be held the second
Sunday of each month. The first
will be given october 10 at $50 pm.
when Part I of Mendelssohn's st.
Paul. will be sung. Parf II of "St.
Paul will be presented November
IA at the same hour.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Girls Run Nursery
School for Children
Of Neishborhood
Prize Contribution
BY KATHARINE CURRY, 10.

A friend of mine a-Ad I had a
nursery school this past summer.
My friend is Joann Mclaughlin. 8.
and 81. lives down the street from
me
Both of us were spending the sum-
mer at home, so l thought we might
have a nursery to take care Of her
Evening star., 1943-10-03

b I o t n G = Kent
and my brother
Butch, who are
4 years old, and
other children.
Joann'S moth
er suggested that
we have it at her
house every aft
ernoon for two
hours. We start
ed with four lit
tie boys and two
little girls, but
| a I e I we had
more.
One of t h G
n1;,.lc IhSr- Ennt
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Music
Notes
Three Performances
Of Robin Hood
At Roosevelt

Margaret Sheridan, leading So
prano of the Columbia Light Opera
Co., will take the part of Maid
Marian in the pending production
of Robin Hood" to be presented by
that organization under the direc-
ton of Ethyl Manning Thursday
Friday and Saturday evenings at
Roosevelt High School Auditorium,
$50 pm. A graduate of the Juilliard
School of Music opera department
OF which she was scholarship STU
dent for three years. Miss Sheridan
is we'll remembered through her i'm
perSonation of Lame in Herbert S
"SweetheartS,' produced by the Co.
lumbia Light Opera Co. last spring
The popular legendary character
OF Robin Hood will be portrayed by
1t. Paul Schwartz, at present in the
United States Navy. Mr.. Schwartz
comes from New York. where he was
tenor OF the male quartet which
won the National Contest finals at
the New York World Fair, 1910. AS
IN the past, Florenz HinZ. baritone,
the well-knoWn character-p part sing
er and actor of the Columbia Light
Opera with which group he has sung
for the last seven years, from the
time Of its inception. will enact the
exact1ng role of the Sheriff of Not
tngham. the villain of the play.
Connie Kruger and Amelia Shorday
will 1mpersonate Allan-a-Dale and
Annabel, respectively; Hazel KaniS
and Anna Kay Molster will alternate
in the part of Dame burden, Kirper
Propert and Ches Di Mageio will do
likewise in the role of Sir Guy of
Osborne.
National Symphony
This weeks release of programs
FOR the first two concerts by the
National Symphony Orchestra
shows DR.. Kindler's familiarity with
the taste of his patrons. There
will be an even division of old and
new music at the opening perform
ance November 3 when Artur
Rubinsteln will be the soloist. Bee
thovens piano Concerto in G Ma
jor No. 4" which the famous pianist
will present, is balanced by Shos-
takovich's modernistic Fifth SYM
phony," Other numbers will be the
overture to Mozart's "Cosi Fan
Tutti,' arranged for modern Or
che5tra by Dr. Kinder, and Car
penters Dance Suite
Egon Peti will present Busoni' S
piano concerto with special cadenzas
written by the composer for him
on November which, together with
DR. Kindler's new arrangement of
Nlvaldl'S Concerto Crosse in D
Minor - Haydn's Symphony No.
81 in c Major" Stravinsky's Fire
works and Weinberger's Czech
Rhapsody will form the program.
PhiladeIbhia Orchestra
For the opening concert of the
Philadelphia Orchestra on October
10 at Constitution Hall, Eugene
Ormandy, conductor. has pro-
grammed Concerto in d Major"
Handel Ormandy; Beethoven's s
Seventh Symphony" Critics
Poem for flute and orchestra. with
William kircaid. first flutist of the
orchestra as soloist, and Pyokofefs
'Scythian Suite
Dorsey Series
A musical tribute to the memory
Of the late Sergei Rachmaninoff
will be paid by Vladimir HoroWitz,
Evening star., 1943-10-03
lime
Prize Contribution.
BY MARY THERESA SCHWARZ. I3.

Academy OF the Holy Names
The older that a person gets, the
quicker time goes by:
Its long time only to a child,
though no one knows lust
why.
The old folks watch the days and
nights-that's all that worries
them;
To younger adults, every hour is
shining gem.
The young folks watch the minutes.
when their daily work is done:
But only children see the seconds,
as they skip by, one by one.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
.N01c She Kn0scs

Two old women talking: We'll,
you've got one of them ear things for
your deafness at last. That's what
I've been telling you to do for five
years"
"Oh! That's what you've been tell
ing me for five years, is it?"
Evening star., 1943-10-03

vi ilOW We
should educate
the Axis after
the war. My
contribution is
far more valu-
able. l have
d | S C ov er ed a
group of fight
ers who are not
only invincible,
but--belieVe it
or not un-
ShoOtable!
| have seen
them with my
own eyes, right
Evening star., 1943-10-03

We W a n t e d to
get the best use
of our time, we
decided to take
a trai n t h a t
W ould get t to
New York early
Sunday m or n
ing.
The first thing
We did when We
arrived was to
get some food
and find a hotel
room. Then we
took a sightsee-
ing tour that We
had seen adyer-
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Where Dick Mansfield
Will Talk This Week

Monday, 945 a m, Brookland
School.
Tuesday, GAS am, Langdon
School.
Wednesday, 2:l5 pm, Pet
worth School.
Thursday, 9:45 am, Emery
School.
Friday, 2:l5 pm, Gage
School.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
This Will Solve
MIR. Stinson's
Big Problem
Prize Contribution
BY HAROLD GOODWIN. Jr., Is,

I'm going to write letter to
Secretary of War Stimson!
No, I haven't discovered a new
secret weapon. Nor have I theory
Evening star., 1943-10-03
l. EOrfHH0fe

Did you hear about that fellow
who fell asleep in the bathtub the
other day with the water running?"
No! Did the tub overflow"
mo, it didn't. Luckily, he sleeps
with his mouth open"
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Dick Mansfield, tracking down
aWbeakers
Joo OF teaching boys and girls the rules safety
tall
Mansfield he used
Of chalk talks
Evening star., 1943-10-03
|Schoolboy Trio
ENJOYS Sights
of New York
Prize Contribution
BY ART BROWN, 1s,
Gordon Junior High School

10IoVIr
Two of my school friends, Frank
and Dick Buhler, and I decided
to take a trip to New York City
the week before school started. AS
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Fair Enough

Policeman-Hey, you, this Is
one-way street.
Motorlst-But I was only going
one way.
Policeman-Au right, here's
one-way ticket.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Constance Russell, concert pianist.
mas returned from Mexico where.
curing a 10 weeks stay, she appeared
IN solo concert at the Bellies Artes
opera House and with the string
quartet from the Mexico Symphony
orchestra playing Shostakovich's
piano quintet. Miss Russell will con-
tlnue her teaching at the Madeira
School in Greenway, Va. and has
reopened her studio at 5000 Uni
versity Terrace, NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Randall Becomes
Acting President

Harlan Randall baritone, long
recognized for his work as head of
the music department of the Uni
versity of Maryland, has been
chosen actirg president of the
Washington Music Teachers Asso-
citation. Inc, for the ensuing wear.
In the absence Of the president.
Emerson Mevers, now serving with
the United States Army. Mr.. Randall
Will discharge all the duties pertain
ing to that Office.
Many artists Of national repute
nave been brought to the city for
the program meetings. which are
held the last Monday of each month
from October through April at the
Arts Club. A business meeting and
reception to new members will be
held next Sunday, the place to be
announced.
New residents may have the as
slstance of the Music News Direc-
tory in selecting teacher by call
ing the editor, Gertrude Lyons.
1925 G street.
New teachers in the CITY NAV
make application for membership to
Gretchen Hood, 1926 Fairmont
street. Others. not actively engaged
IN teaching find stimulus in aflliat-
ing as associate members.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
ATTENTION.! SINGERS!

Talented ChoriSferS willing 10 exchange
services downtown choir for special midi
y ldual coaching. Sligo :L4nS mornings
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Dorsey Series

dorsey Series
A musical tribute to the memory
Of the late Sergei Rachmaninoff
will be paid by Vladimir Horowitz,
Russian pianist. at his recital on
October "a, the first to be presented
by the Dorsey Bureau.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
In Local
Music Circles

The Washington Cathedral Choral
Society announces rehearsalS every
Monday night from 8 to 10 o'clock
of Bach S "B Minor Mass" held in
Satterlee Hall. connected with St
Adams Church at the corner of
Massachusetts and Wisconsin ave-
nueS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Polske podzemi vybizi Nsmce
X zbshnuti do armady.

Londyn (ONA): = Kombi-
novane operace polskeho odbo-
joveho hnutf vysly ma jevo pred
tydnem, kdyz We Varsave a il
nych velkych polskych mes
tech Sc objevily plakaty, v
nichz sc obyvatelstvo vyzyva k
ukryvanf a pomoci de~serter1m
z nemecke armady.
Plakaty obsahujf podrobne
instrukce k pomci zbeh6m cd
madarskych, italskych, sloven-
skych a rumunskych jednotek,
ktere bojujf s Nemci ma vycho-
dnf fronte prot Rude armada.
Polske obyvatelstvo je upo-
zorneno, re pffpady deserce
jsou vtechto jednotkach velmi
caste a sbeh1m ma obyvatel-
stvo poskytnouti ukryt, potra-
WI a vsechnu osatn1 pomoc.
Nemecka policie plakaty str
hala, ale pres noe Sc objevily
move.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
BODOVE HODNOTY MA O.
VOCNE STAVY BYLY N
NE SNfZENY.
Susene ovoce bylo dano ma
"volnou listinu'', avsak ma ne
ktere jine veci Dude treba
vice kuponH.

Cd pondelka ma ovocne sta
Wy jest vyzadovano meme mo-
drych pT1delovych kupon1,
kdezto susene svestky a hro-
zinky budou prodavany vGbec
bez kuponG, POOLE ornament
Ufadu cenove kontroly, ktery
ucinil nektere zmeny v bodo-
vych hodnotach.
Bodova hodnota odpaTenych
polevek jest sn1zena o SO pro-
cent, avsak vice bod6 Dude "a
potfebi pro fasole v plechov-
kach, catsup a chilli sauce, to-
mato paste a sauce, jablecnou
marmeladu, ovocne cocktails,
broskve a ananasy (pineapples)
Sn1zenf ma ovocne stavy Sc
rGzn1 az do so procent. Toto
a sn1zenf ma odparene pol6vky
bylo ucineno, ponevadz pro-
dukty Sc neprodavaly tax ry-
chile, jak bylo ocekavano.
NeJVetSl SnlZenl Je ma 46-un-
covych plechovkach stavy. Pie
chovka teto velikosti grape
fruit, ma nfz bylo vyzadovano
% kupond v breznu, Dude Wy
zadovati pouze 9 kuponI cd
pondelka. 46-uncova plechov-
ka tomato neb pineapple juice
Dude vyzadovati % bod1 ma
mfste 80.
Jablecna stava dana byla ma
volnou listinu, spolu S hrozin-
kami, svestkami a jinym suse-
nym ovocem. Uredn1ci vysvet-
lovali, re susene ovoce bylo v
nebezpecl zkazenf v nadchaze-
j1c1ch letn1ch mesfc1ch, kdezto
V zemi jest nadbytek jablek, z
nichz NIUE byti vyrobena sta
va. ~.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

Kandidat ma znovuzvoleni Ia mayora
naseho mesta Howard w. jackson wy
dial statement, " nemz mluv1 o Novych
Problemech. Poukazuje ma zaj1mavost
We Svetovem Hospodarstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Francouzske aeroplany byly
zabavenv NSmci.

Curych (Reuter) - Tri O.
brovske francouzske vodni ae-
roplany, ktere jsou staveny pro
hlfdkovou sluzbu mad jezerem
zenevskym, byly zabaveny ne
meckou vojenskou komisl. Jak-
mile budou dokonceny, budou
poslany do Nemecka a Dude
jich pouz1vano prot spojenec-
Ike plavbe ma Atlantickem oce-
anu, jak sc oznamuje re spole-
hlivych pramenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Pochvalns uznani kapitanu
Sasinkovi.

Washington (OWD - De-
partment valky v techto dnech,
oznamil, re uznan1 Legion of
Merit bylo udeleno kpt. Johnu
j. Sasfnkoyi. Jeho citace zne-
la: "Kpt. Sasfnek projevil mi
ciativu a zajem pTi 1kolu pfi
nemz chyb6ly pffslusne vycvi-
kove predpoklady a proto ma
vrhl a dohlfzel ma konstrukci
zar1zenf kterym je kontroluje
akce antitankist1 "a vycviku.
Manzelka kpt. Sas1nka bydl1 v
Allentown, Pa. a jeho rodice
bydli v Binghamptonu, New
York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Lekarky do armady.

Vojensky podvybor domu
zastupc1 schvalil pfedlohu o
jmenovan1 lekarek do pravidel
neho lekafskeho sboru armady
a namoTnictva. PTedloha sta
novf, re lekaTky v branne moci
mohou byt p~osflany ma ktere-
koliv misto, ale general briga-
dyr sdelil novinarGm,
re Jim budou vetsinou pTikaza-
ny zony mimo bojiste a nemoc-
nice, kde Sc osetruj1 hlavne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

= Sobota, 10. dubna: V Soko-
lovn6 "Dozvuky Sibrinek".
= Nedele, II. dubna: Dem.
Klub Ceskych Mlad1kG 7. war
dy First Fried Chicken Par
ty."
= Nedele, 10. dubna, Soko-
Iowa "Detska Besfdka" skoly
Augustin Herman.
= Pondelf, 26. dubna: Cd
bocka Svazu Ceskych Katolikd
v prlzeml sokly sv. Vaclava:
Velkolepa Velikonocnf a PTa-
telska Zabava.
= Pond6lf, 3. kvetna: Soko-
lovna "Karetn1 Zabava ems"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
3 nemecke lodi poskozeny.

Anglicke lehke valecne lodi
tezce poskodily dive nepratel-
ske lodi a eskortn1 LODI je pro-
vazejfci u Terschelling v Ho-
landsku, jak oznamila anglicka
admiralita.
Diva dtoky byly provedeny ma
nemecky konvoj, ale presne je-
jich vysledky nemohly byti zji-
steny pro panujlcf tmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

TaIxto X nam obcanGm-volicdm promluvl mas mayor mes
ia a " teto vazne, historicke dobe navrafme opet HOWARD
w. JACKSONA tam, kan pravem DOLBY nalezi do kresla
starosty naseho mesta Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

Mayor Howard W.. jackson "a malo dni hledici vstric bo-
j O znovuzvoeni " mayoralnim zavode jedinecnem " historic
naseho mssta vydal toto ~prohlaseni:
Jest nynf znamo, re o Trad mayora v demokratickych
primarkach kter6 Sc budou konati 6. dubna Sc uchazeJl ctyri
kandidati.
vyse tezka a re nase mesto, tax jake jina, hledl vstf1c novym
problemdm takrka denne, problemdm, ktere vyzaduj1 vedo-
most a zkusenost v mestskych zalezltostech. Cltlm, re jest
moji povinnost1, jak jsem uvedl, bych stall Sc prospesnym pro
tezke 1koly, kterym Dude ceiti pf1st1 Mayor Baltimore.
Nejlepsi nasi mlad1 muzi nastupuj1 sluzbu V ozbroJene
moci a to V rychle vzrdstaj1cim poctu. Velike pozadavky jsou
me zasobovati armady, namoTnictvo a letecke silly v kazdem
svetad1le, c1mz jest pTivodeno u mas donna pfidelovanl Grafton
nych zasob jfdla a vyzbroje pro silly Spojenych Narod1 a po-
tfeba zamezti infaci a vyrabeti a pokracovati tfeba az do
umdlenf We vyrabeni, az do uplneho vftezstvi, must bti ellen
kazdeho dobreho obcana.
ktere budeme musiti hledeti vstf1c, az Dude pc valce. A ia
doufam, re pfstl Mayor Dude Sc musiti zabyvati touto shuacl.
Povalecne plany jsou jz studovany ruznymi komlsemi a
a%gentGrami, ustanovil jsem jednu, ktera jz PRAGUE. Tyto
plany z velke casti zahrnuj1 projekty fysickeho zlepsenl a "a
mestnanf tech, kter1 budou propusteni z valecne sluzby. A
vSak nyn1 jest naSi pOvnnostl ZachOvati kulturu a dusevn1
ztmeleny a zdstaly trvalou soucastf zpdsobu zvota Ameriky
v m1ru.
Pomer mezi vladou a obchodem a mezi zamestnavately a
zamestnanci must byh takovy, ably zvysll trvalost naslch sVo-
bodnych instituc1.
A nikdo z mas nemohl predvidati, jake ~pfekazky nam
Dude nutno pTekonati a nikdo nemdze 81 dovolti pfehlednou-
tt rozd1l svetoveho postaveni nasi zeme nyni a jake bylo pred
Pearl Harbor. Jsmeli nyni arsenalem demokracie, musime
ma trvale pfevz1ti zavazkysa zodpovednost ktere nam pfina-
lei, jake clenu rodiny narodG.
Pr1tomna historic mas poucila, re name co delati S exc
zapomenouti tento poznatek,~ jake jsme ucinili pc Prvnf Sve-
tove Valce.
ia veffm, re velkomesto Baltimore NIUE hrati ddlezitou
ulohu We snaze dosahnut1 dspesneho rozlusteni techto zlvot-
vany zalezi STESTf A BLAHOBYT BUDOUCfCH GENE
RACf!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Mydlo nebude ma "pridsl'', po-
vesti pry jsou klamne.

Trad Office of Price Admi-
nistration oznamil, re nema v
planu zadne pridelovanf mydla
a re tedy nezamyslf vydati ma
Tfzenf O zastaven1 prodeje my
ola.
K tomuto prohlasenl doslo
nasledkem toho,ze V nekterych
zapadn1ch mestech jiz pc ne
kolik dn1 kolovaly povesti, re
OPA zamysll "zamraziti' pro-
DEF mydla a dati je take ma Sc
znam pridelovanych vecl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Naciste terorizuji pTibuzne
min. Stranskeho.
w ashington lOWI:l :

Washington (OWI:) = Cd
vetou "a protinemeckou Gin
most a projevy k csl. lidu, nacis-
te V techto dnech dopravili do
koncentracnfho tabora vsechny
pribuzne csl. ministra sprave-
dlnosti DIR. Jaroslava Stranske-
no. Mezi obetmi jsou sestra
Stranskeho PAM Milada
Paukova 2 Brna, a Milos Jlra-
mex, tez blfzky pffbuzny csl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

Washington, D. C. - Arma-
da hleda kneze budhistickeho
nabozenstvf, ktery must byti a.
merickym obcanem. PotTebu-
il jej pro pluk americkych vo-
jak1 japonskeho p1vodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

Ottawa, Ont. - Cd 1. rub
ma Dude postovne ma korespon-
dencni lfstek zvyseno z &c ma
&c a postovne ma dopisy re SC
ma &c "a unci.