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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

je policija vsemogocna. Zato jo
ie ravnateljeva odkrita beseda
tenn bolj potrla. Zaplakala je.
Uboga gospa! je Ease
petal policijski ravnatelj.
Helena je vzkliknila s pre-
tresljivim glasom: ~
- Ali, gospod, &c tudi vi, XII
innate toliko sredstev "a izsle-
ditev mojega otroka, tako od-
krito priznate, da ga ne bo mo-
goce najti, kaj maj pocnem JAZZ?
-. In vendar ga moran najti!
- Milostiva, 10 je zacel
tolaziti policijski ravnatelj, -
imamo mocnega pomocnika pri
iskanju neznanih zlocincev,
mnogi mu pravijo nakljueje,
JAZZ pa pravim, da je visja pra-
vicnost. Matt SINE po pravici
upatl, da il DO ia sila pomagala
najti izgubljenega sina.
Nakljucje! :. Da, to nj bilo
izkljuceno. Ramon Sc je bill ne
dvornni sestal v Parizu z zlo-
cincem, da mu je izroeil otro-
ka. Treba DO torej najti doticne-
ga zlocinca, kar sc DO policiji
gotovo posrecilo,~
+ Nj j torej preostajalo dru-
gega nego odpotovati. Iskati je
morala " Parizu.
Vec mesecev je neumorno
iskala med pariskimi zlocinci
pravega. Koliko solz je 'otrla,
koliko mater potolazila ma tenn
krizevem potu. Use beznice je
obhodila in po vseh brlogih je
iskala svojega nesrecnega sine
ka. Toda YES njen trud je bill
Zaman.
- Iskala ga bonn Sc pobolj-
sevalnicah, - je sklenila uboga
matt VISA obupana.
Nekaj mill Cd Pariza, v Mois-
sellesu, je bila 1kazenska kolo-
Mia mladoletni in tudi tia Sc je
Helena napotila. Sprejeli so jo
odprtih rok in notar je priredil
Mi ma cast pojedino. Provinci-
jalno mestece je bilo takoj na
nogah, ko Sc je raznesla vest o
prihodu odlicne dame. Ma poje-
dino je bila seveda povabljena
VISA domaca gospoda, med dru-
gimi tudil sodni eksekutor Bill
lard z zeno in postar Paul Yer
nier.
Helena je sedela med notar-
jem in ravnateljem pobolj jseval-
nice. Yes cas- je cutila ma sebi
vprasujoce, skoraj sovrazne po-
glede gospe Billardove, obenem
so Sc njene oci, polne strastne
jeze in ljubosumne ljubezni upi-
rale v postarja Verniera.
Vernier je bill ueenec kipar-
skega oddelka> ma Soil lepih
umetnosti in spadal je med lju-
di, XII Sc Jim obeta slava. V VOL
nj |. 1870. je bill pa ranjen v
desno roko in to je unicilo ME
govo karijero. Ubogi pohablje
nee je dobil sicer krizec castne
legije, XII Sc ga pa nj mogel ma
jesti. Ker Sc nj mogel preziv-
ljati drugaee, je prevzel vod-
stvo postnega urada.
Pc obedu so odsli gostje sa-
lon, kjer je sedla Helena h kla-
virju in zaigrala tako lepo, ola
so vsi strmeli. ..
Milostiva je res tzelo ma
darjena pianistka, - je menil
notar Cloquet, izrazajoc splo-
sno mnenje,
Da, je pritrdil Billiard
smeje, - toda to, kar je igrala
milostiva, nj kako bi Sc IL
rail nj mic kaj veselo.
Paul Vernier nj crhnil nit
besedice, toda v oeeh SO Sc mu
lesketale solze.
Helena je znova sedla h kla-
virju in zaigrala "a izpremembc
kadrilo IL "Orfeja IL podzem-
lja."
Milostiva, je dejal raw
natelj pobolj jseyalnice, pri.
0nny,o Ia cnySa :, r1och; rn1iE Yn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

the capture Of German and Itali-
an prisoners, and the destruc-
tion of Nazi aircraft.
"At The Front" is an Off
cial combat report, presented by
the United States government
No scenes are staged, rehears-
ed or dramatized. This motion
picture is a Photographic re-
port just as the service camera
men saw the action, air raids,
troop movements and military
activities.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Hisa naprOdaj

"a emo druzino, 7 sob, fornez, garaza
Cena $4,000. Hisa "a 2 druzini, po 4
sobe vsako stanovanje. Cena $4,5OO
Hisa "a 2 druzini ma Greenwood Ave.
v CollinWoodu. 2 forneza, zidani ga
razi, dvoje stanoyanj po 5 sob. Cena
$500. Hisa "a druzini, po 4 sobe
vsako stanovanje, forneza, 2 garaze
Cena je $500.
zglasite Sc pri
GEORGE KASUNIC
1910 LOCKYEAR AVE.
HE. 8O56
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Theodore Osiuses Moving

MR. AND MRS. THEODORE OSIUS and children T..
Dawn and Ted Jr moving this week from Lincoln
road TO Washington road Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
OAR TO Me- ct
In Tate Home

THE COLONEL J shua
Howard chapter of the OAR
will hold a special meeting to-
morrow at 2:3O p. m in the
home of Mrs. LuciuS Tate, re-
gent. Miss Laura c. Cook of
IEiiisdaie,- state -Bhft regent,
VIII be the honor guest
Heads of several Of the spe-
cial committees will he present
At the meeting to formulate
plans for an intensive program
TO facilitate the organization s
part in the war effort.
Those attending will include
Mrs. Philip II. Dillingham;, vice
regent; Mrs. John l.. Carey
chairman Of AmericanlSm; Mrs.
Robert s. Gregory, chairman Of
var service, Mrs. Richard Ran
dali. chairman of national de-
fenSe through patriotic educa-
81 tion, and Mrs. s. J. Warbecg
chairman Of Red Cross.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Patrick Wedding
SET for Sc pt. Is

KATHERINE ANN PAT
RICK, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence G.. Patrick Of w. Six
A,-+lll-4-F4-l++4l ~ -ll4a--latt Sept tpt. - - Az
the date Of her marriage 10
Cpl. Bliss Fmlay son Of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. Rowland Finlay of
sftfxrtie 8vrftfc. i tff ceremony
Will be held IN the North Wood
ward Congregational Church at
> y. m.
Judy Patrick will be her sis
tor'S maid Of honor and Mrs.
James A. Wclcomb VIII be tho
matron of honor Betty Fisher
and Mary Finlay, sister of the
hrideCroom-clcct viii be the
bridesmaids. Thomas Ford Jr.
Will be tho best man and tho
uSherS will be Harold StoliC,
Frederick Fuller and SGT. Rob
ert T.. Milligan Jr,
a reception will be held a.
the Wardcll.
Among tho many parties be-
ing given I'M honor of the bride
elect is a linen shower, schod-
ulcd for Sept 13 10 be given
by Mary Williams and Jane
Linton and the -SplnStnr- elif+44-444
which viii take place NJ The
Western Golf and Country Club
Sept - with Judy Patrick as
hostess.
4 personal shower has already
been given for Miss Patrick by
Mrs. Thomas Ford Ir. and Airs.
Harold Siolte.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Officers
To Be Feted
At Boat Club

A GALA officers party will
he held in the Detroit Boat
Club tomorrow night. The party
Is sponsored jointly by the club,
the National Catholic Commu-
nifty Services and the YWCA.
An orchestra will be provided,
about 100 couples are expected
TO attend.
The affair is being given for
all officers stationed In the area
in the army. navy and marines,
as well AS for the officers OF
the WAC, WAVES, SPARS and
marines auxiliary. Wives Of the
officers are invited and partners
will be provided for officers who
attend alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher Rea
will be the official chalrmen
and will represent the YWCA.
The boat club will he repre-
sented by James j. Trudell Jrr
president. and Mrs. Trudell;
Elliott Davies, vice president,
and Mrs. Davies, and Shirley T.
johnson, chairman of entertain
ment, and Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Lom-
bard and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dee Mccullough will represent
the National Catholic Commu-
nity Services.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Grahams Give
Farewell Fete

1T. AID MRS. NELL F..
GRAHAM entertained az a fare
we'll dinner party az tho Detroit
tttt+rft-tir. 6tu-r. ft'trrrr rrrrvtv
were MAJ and MIS- Jame. \.
Picrcc. Mr.. and Mrs Max B.
Tuuriciffc, Nh. and Mrs. SAM
uel y. Mullen. Mr. and MIS-.
Harry C. DumulIe, Dr, and Ms.
Donald IS. llcdrIclt Dr. and
Mrs Loland>CaltCr and DR. and
Mrs Floyd Suaith.
r. Graham viii leave this
week for Jacksonville. FIa.
after his leave here Mrs. Graz
ham and tnoIr daughter Bar
bara wil remain another two
weeks tcrc with Mrs. Graham
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Daughters
Of 1872 Plan
Dinner

ALEXANDER MCCOMB
CHAPTER, Daughters of 1912
viii give a Constitution Day
dinner, Sept. Il, at Newberry
House.
Mrs. Gordon kjngSbury, re-
gent. viii preside.
Mrs. Henry B. JOY and
Lawrence Davis VIII be the
speakers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Miss MusseIman
To Wed Soon

THE REV. AND MRS G,
PAUL MUSSELMAN of Null
ford place. Highland Park, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Dorothy Ellen. TO
Samuel Milton OgelhY Of Moss
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

father. Robert NJ -Rlacl<wood Of
Euclid avenue. after which she
viii Join her husband in Jack
SonViAe,
Then, too, Mai. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Nancy Van Dyke Enterteins

NANCY VAN DYKE has house full of Barat College
classmates.
And they've all been having the gayes time going
informal little uncheons and bridge parties and jolly
Fettogehers with other Bara College grs...in Detroit
and nearby and week-ending Hickory Island.
The guests include, Kay Gavanaugh of Glencoe H..
Mary Fran Marley Jane Fox and Barbara Bittle all of
Chicago. -.
Mary Ann Donohue Of Lake Forrest H., was here until
Tuesday ...
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

avenue, Highland Park. son OF
Mrs. j. =. Ogelby of Newton,
Pa. and the late Mr.. Ogelby.
The wedding will take place
oct. p "A 81. AlhanS EpscON2
Church where the bride-elAl
father is rector.
NEIL PICKRELL Of Tyler
avenue IS visiting Mai and Mrs.
Ruel Shells and their son, DON
aid. at Fl. Bennlng, Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Bulls Return 10 Kansas

MRS ARTHUR H. BtHT. JR. and children. who have
been visiting the former Mary Gene Smiths parents. the
Howard Freeman Smiths the Smith cottage Higgins
Lake during July and August. have returned to
Lawrence, Kan. where 1t. Bull is stationed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Kidner Party Sept. "a

KATHERINE KDNER will entertain Sept. pa. at
cocktail party in the Kdner residence Provencal road
Crosse Ponte honor Of Betty and her ance
Other parties hnnnring the hrideeect the ofng
.hu dates have not been set...-.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

Pierce with their daughter,
Susan. viii be leaving shortly
for California since the major
has been transferred 10 the
coast from Fort LeavenWOrth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Other Fetes for Barat Girls

MARY JANE BRIDGE. another Barat College girl.
entertained dinner her house Royal Oak honorng
her house Foster of Chicago who also
Barat.
And Pat Gartman another Barat girl had them
all out at her house another day.
Jane and Mary Fran returning home today.
Barbara is leaving Sunday.
And Nancy goes back next Monday to Barat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

BOYS WILL be boys =. even
though they may he movie stars
and Roddy Mcdowell, the little
English lad who stirred your
hearts in How Green Was My
Valley" is no exception to the I'M
ruly rule.
Although young Master Nc.
Dowall is a very serious young
chap he has a wonderful and imp
ish sense Of humor in which he
INDUCES whenever the studio-and
his mother-isnt looking.
on this same page you'll find a
strip of pictures showing the faces
Roddy can make when he wants
10 initiate. Karloff, Donald Duck
or Martha Raye.
The Young star is a perfectly
natural boy filled with an eXuber-
ance which is really contagious.
II don't like dull people" says
Roddy, "the ones who interest
me most are those with a great
deal of vitality"
Well. vitality is the keynote OF
Roddy's personality.
When he first arrived in this
country. having left England right
in the middle of the blitz, he COM
planned that New York was too
quiet. He actually missed the air
raids and an evening without a
Jerry in sight was more than he
could stand.
DESPERATE JOURNEY
He. his sister and his mother
had a hazardous l2-day crossing
in a ship which Roddy describes
as the dirtiest vessel in a cour-
ageous convoy"
He speaks with an adult tone
which is genuine. His love of the
arts, painting in particular, is
most sincere. While in st. Louis
and Chicago. every stolen moment
away from his taxing schedule was
spent in the museums.
YOUNG AUTHOR
We heard that Roddy was writ
ing a book and found him very
eager to talk about it.
Its all about a mythical
country" Roddy said, "a king
dom in which a very\wise family
lives and helps rule. ,N've made
a historic outline OF 'Fidelus,'
the Utopian land In which these
people dwell, and while I've
made a detailed outline of this
land, have still to bring In
some very human characters"
Simon and Schuster plan TO pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Krim Theater
Shows Vaudeville
Tomorrow

JANET CAMPBELL is one of
the stars inaugurating the new
policy at the krim Theater to-
morrow. as an array OF vaudeville
acts opens.
Curley Slade, the "one-man or
chestra" and master of cere-
monies: Connolly and Radcliffe /;
Lloyd and Lola, novelty entertain
ers: Petino and Ross, and Shandor
and his violin will also be among
those present when the show takes
the stage.
Howard Bruce. formerly with
Franchon and Marco, produced the
initial show; which will be pre-
scented in matinee, evening and
midnight performances.
In addition 10 the stage show,
the screen bill consists Of Clau-
dette Colbert and Ray Milland IN
"Skylark." and the latest Henry
Aldrich film. Henry and Dizzy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
"Casablanca" Held
For Second Week

PLAYING TO capacity audi
ences. the Michigan Theater's cur
rent attractions. "Casablanca' and
My Heart Belongs 10 Daddy" will
be held over for a second week.
"Casablanca," based on the
hazardous existence of refugees
stranded in that North African
city. stars Humphrey Bogart. In
grid Bergman and Paul Henreid,
the lover of Nov. Voyager, with
a featured supporting cast headed
by Claude Rains. Conrad Veidt,
Sydney Greenstreet and Peter
LORE.
Opening in Vichy controlled
Casablanca, the picture goes back
in retrospect, to Paris just prior
to the NaZi occupation where
Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid
Bergman meet and fall in love.
Later, they meet again in Casa
blanca. II is a tender love story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Roddy McDowaH
Takes in Detroit
By CHARLES GENTRY

lish II this summer, as soon as the
starring author has finished II.
But while Roddys mind is oc'
cupied with such serious matters
he still has time 10 indulge in his
favorite sport Of horseback riding
LOVES TO RIDE
81 love TO ride so much that
I got double enjoyment out of
playing the lead in My Friend
Flicks,' the story of boy and
a horse, which is 10 be released
shortly. We had fun making the
film. too, although last fall the
heat turned all the trees and
grass 10 a dingy brown. So they
sprayed all the trees and the
grass to restore the original
color.
several days later, we found
that the horse. Flicka, was eX-
tremely III. Nobody could figure
out what had caused II, until we
suddenly realized that our dying
horse had been eating the
Roddy's mother is here with hin
and his father is with the British
merchant marine on the high seas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Actor Brings
Plays TO Soldiers

ROMAN BOHNEN. who has
been appearing al army camps
two or three times weekly ever
since he cc+nplered kis role at War
ner Bros. in The Hard Way" is
bowling out of the troupe that has
been presenting Three Men on a
Horse" for the soldiers. as director
of new troupe, Bohncn viii start
rehearsals on o condensed version
Of Maxwell AnderSon's Broadway
hit, The Eve Of s. Mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

with tragic overtones, played
against a background of chaos
and conflict, but ending on a new
note of hope.
What happens when a bubble
dancer fresh from the burlesque
circuit falls in love with a college
professor specializing in astrophy-
sizes is revealed in My Heart Be-
longs 10 Daddy" the second fea-
ture at the Michigan, starring
Martha O'Driscoll and Richard
Carlson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Rise of a Team

BETTY HUTTON and Eddie
.Bracken were supporting come
.dians in The Fleets In" did the
secondary romance in Happy Go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Two Who Die

Both Veronica Lake and Bar
bara Britton have heroic death
scenes in so Proudly We Hail"
Bataan nurse picture.
Veronica died in her first movie.
It's Barbara's first death scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

Lucky" became hero and heroine
in Star Spangled Rhythm" and
now carry the whole starring re-
sponsibilities of The Miracle of
Morgan's Creek"
The sub., 1943-06-17
Modern Mother Goose

We'll, let's look at the famous nursery rhymes and see what pres- ent conditions have done to them Jack and Jill went up the hill,
 Yes, my little daughter; Hurry, Jack, said Jill to him,
 Before they ration water" Simple Simon spurned a pieman
 Coming from the fair; T may be simple" said young Si, But have no points to spare" Hickory, dickory, dock, The mouse ran up the clock Don't say this should cause no
 harm;
 This clock was a rare alarm. Rub-a-dub-dub, Three men in tub,
 And who do you think they be, The butcher, the baker, (Not the candlestick- -Tnaker)
 The OPA guy, makes three.
The sub., 1943-06-17
Eastern Alliance Plan Wage Review

President Harold Cruise of the @hipbuilders & Marine Engineers Union has received a report from President E. H. Patterson of the East Coast Alliance of Independent Ehipyard Unions of America con- cerning activity by the Alliance on the subject of wag review in the Shipbuilding Industry.
 The Shipbuilders & Marine En- gineers Union Is one of six Inde- pendent Shipyard Unions along the East Coast which are affiliated together into the East Coast Alli- ance for unified action in Wash ington in connection with wages and working conditions in the In- dependent Union shipyards.
 The Executive Board of the East Coast Alliance has no control ov- CT the Independent Unions which are so affiliated and retain exclu- sive control over their own local management. The Alliance oper- ates in the same way as an associ- ation of business men; each Union runs it's own affairs.
 Workers who support the Inde- pendent Union therefore are not exposed to any risk of special as- easements from the Executive Board of the East Coast Alliance of In- dependent Unions.
The sub., 1943-06-17
Alphabet 1043

USN~UO A> A Is for Austin, who women
 would draft" B is for Brown, head of OPA
 staff. c is for Churchill, doting on us
 for fair, D Is for Davis, whom we miss on
 the air. E is for Eleanor, who travels air
 line, F is for Franklin, who works
 overtime G is for Green, breathing that
 AFL ardor, H Is for Henderson, who'd make
 1t tougher and harder" l is for Ickes, who cut us on oil, J for the sneak Japs who invaded
 our soil. K Is for Knox of the Navy de-
 vine, L Is for Lewis, well known in his
 line. M N for McNutt, the head over
 all, O is for "out" at any meat stall. P Is for Perkins, the first Labor
 Queen, R Is for Russia that is doing great
 work. s for it's leader whose men never
 shirk. T Is for Tojo, "in the White House
 would sit" U is for unison to kill that nit
 wit. V is for victory, now coming our
 way, w is for Wickard, i've can't' or
 i've may" x is for 'xtras, bonds, taxes, no
 frills, Y Is for Yankee, who is paying
 the bills. 2 like Omega is the last of them
 all, Watching an waiting for the
 Trio's downfall. When that day arrives, may the
 pleasure be ours To do a rattling good job, but
 please omit flowers.
The sub., 1943-06-17

war planning of working schedules, operations and lay offs or terminations shall meet with the management at fre- quent regular intervals, with out loss of time and pay, to de- wise, formulate and administer an equitable program in con-
The sub., 1943-06-17

Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater, Had a wife and couldn't keep her She ate her own and Pete's last point Then, b'gee, she blew the joint. A dillar, a dollar, a 10 o'clock
 scholar,
 What makes you come 90 soon2 Been try1n' to buy potatoes,
 Teach,
 Since yesterday afternoon. There was 8 crooked man
 And he walked crooked mile, He found a crooked sixpence Against crooked Stile. He took it to a market, Let's hope the crooked So and So Never will come back. As l went up to St. Ives I met man with forty wives; Don't think the poor guy has been
 took Each wife has a ration book. l don't like thee Doctor Fell, The reason why cannot tell. But put me on banana diet And you'll be my favorite. Come
 on, try 1t. Hi-diddle, diddle, the cat and the
 fiddle,
 The cow jumped over the moon. Yup. That's where all the beef has
 gone;
 May get some back in June. There was a man in our town and
 he was wondrous wise; He had more brains than some
 men who were twice his size. He didn't toss away his dough like
 the thoughtless little seamps, But salted 10 per cent away in
 good War Bonds and Stamps. There was an old woman Who lived in a shoe And there she put the soup on. She'd like to move now Into a new shoe,
 But she has no '17'' coupon.
The sub., 1943-06-17

A foreman in a defense plant was walking around the shop one day and came upon one of his new hands fast asleep behind a pack ing case. He stood. over him and murmured:
 Sleep, you sOn-of-a-gun, sleep. While you're asleep you've got a job-but when you wake up you're going to be out of work"
The sub., 1943-06-17
Playing Safe

Playing Safe Know about the woman air raid warden who baked a birthday cake for her husband? When she placed 1t on the table he asked: Well where are the candles, dear2"
 T baked them inside the cake, !" she answered. You knoW-the dimout."
The sub., 1943-06-17
Independents Ready (contInued from Page one)
Grievances:

Grievances:
 All Union representatives are empowered to handle griev- ances in their respective de- partment with their foremen. The Union is further author ized to have one Or more full time business agents to ham, dle and investigate all griev- ances on premises of Company by direct contact with Union members, Union representa- tives and any management representatives.
 The management shall further hold weekly conferences on grievances and working con- ditions with the Executive Committee of Union during working hours without loss of time or pay. Safety and Health: A. Union Safety and Health Committee shall meet with the management at frequent per iodical intervals, without loss of time and pay, to review, supervise and administer an approved safety and industrial health program.
 Post War Planning Committee:
 A Union Committee on post
The sub., 1943-06-17
nection with postwar opera tions. Union Shop Provisions:

All workers covered by Inde- pendent Union Agreement shall share equally without discrim- 1nation Union operation costs under a suitable revised pay roll deduction system.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24
RUSOVE " HITLERA,
HO DO
RUKOU.

"Rusove obesf Hitlera, dosta-
nell Sc do jejich rukou," pro-
hlasil Aleric Jacob, valecny ko-
respondent DAILY Expresu' V
'Londyne.
"Nasi spojenci naucili Sc ne
navideti nemecky fasism tako-
YOU nenavist1, jake c~ivilisace
nepoznala "a sta let.
"Kdyz sc ruska vojska blfzf
nemeckemu 1zemf, mysllm, re
jejich politikou Dude oznamiti
jmena zadanych muzd nemec-
kemu lidu. At jsou podmfnky
kapitulace jakekoli, tito muzi
must byti vydani."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-24
Brasilie rozbila bandu nazis-
tickYch vyzvedacH.

Rio de Janeiro - Rozbiti
pro-nemecke vyzvedacske ban
dy bylo oznameno statn1 poll
eli brasilskou pc zatcen1 osml
muzG a ctyr Zen ma obzalobu,
re s letadel fotografovali stra-
tegicka mista. Diva re zatce-
nych jsou Brasiliani.
Hlavou teto handy, jak poll
Gle udava, byl muz narozeny v
Rakousku, avsak naturalisova-
ny v Brasilii, ktery kdysi byl
hlavou Department. leteckeho
fotografovanf u letecke spoiled
nosti, jez byla drive %vlastnena
Nemci. Vsech IL Zatcenych
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