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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
Socijalisti&l&o re$eto

gleda da su "nacisti" skoro nadmudrili
starog Militia dok Il pomoc ne dodje "Big
George rodom Srbin. Sada je sve redu!
Svakao, Amerikanski Srbobran bi tre-
bao da Sc pretplati ma seriiu karikaturis-
te Harold Gray-a, a Stalinisti bi trebali da
toga sto ne nazove syoga big Georgia.
partiZanom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
q o
Jugoslaviia: 1918 - 1943

Zbog razloga izyan kontrole Urednistva,
obeGani tlanak sa koiim &c Sc svrsiti serbia
koja je izlaza pod gorniim nasloyom, nije Sc
mogao pojaviti ovom broju. Buduci da je ma
redni broj posveten Prvom Main, obecani svr-
setak serje rojavi6e Sc IL broiu Cd G. maja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22

zamao dade PRIOR carsava rcuceg plamena Prispevs
do mesta svoga mucenja smrti, te smotrysi uljuska
iu6a sedaa iznad bukte6eg plamena, robjasi naslue
grubo mucenje sto i'm bi dosudjeno uzasu, jed
ra Hena poce da zbacuje srcoparne vriskove prpase
Sc uz rame Marie La Ce.elle Vostanca dzepna bbli
ia sto in drzase sko+ aju zemlju. Sveta knjiga
pade varnicu ,oee da Jedan cd krvnika ugasi
blizni Frar 4aupra Josephn Sc brzo SAFE DOLE po-
digne DIRE yceno znanenje spusti ga dep srokog
fraka Okamen jen stravom, Odelin zverase
tor On edva cuase srahovito vriskanje svoe sestre,
koje ugusvahu zujanje podrhtavanje arterja slepo
occama mu Krvnci behu poslu Hena drugih pet
mucenika behu zgrabljeni posaven respektivna i'm
sedala behu tada save kretanje srustena prema
vatri To bese PRIOR, zversk PRIOR posve dosojan
jednog Kralja! zrtve behu spusene pee, onda podg
mute visoko vazduhu goreca odea kose, da bi in
ii gore il Mega bi ope bill spusten njegov ognje
nj zagrljaj!*
ssMediu koi behu spalien Parizu toga DANA 81
ianuara 1885, Duhourg parki trgovac draper
ko zvliase Denis, kod znaka Crnog Kona; Esien
ne Laforge Tournaya ali koji odavno boravae Pazu
tovek veoma boga dobrocinac jedna ucitea
Maria Catele; Anonije Poil prede arhekt IL Meauxa
Bogom bagoslovn sto nosase mediu mueni
selma er MIN najsurovie postupano Menu
hovn Letopi, Theodore cd Bezea, knj. l. str l.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.
NAsE PARTIJSKO STANOVIsTE.

SocijalstiGka Radnitka Partija nikada ne
cdstupa cd istine da bi stvorla prijatelja. nj
kada ne promasuje udariti u zabludu, da ne bi
stvorila neprijatelja.
Sa cvrstom verom konacnu pobedu, ona
ide svojim putem, nepokoebana slabtskom tez-
njom privremenom koristu Ona uvek radi
otvoreno posteno, veruju6i, da CO. neustrasi-
vol nezavisnosti, jedinstvo njene svrhe, kojim
je nadahnuta, osvojiti. ma kraju krajeva, posto-
vanje poverenje onih, koje ella skopSati u
jedno klasnosvesno, navalno telo.
Njena propaganda Sc ne sastoi samo pro-
svetivanju vec organizovanju radnicke kla-
80 "a osvajanje vlasti, "a potpuno obaranje ka-
p:talizma. Dok Sc ia zadata ne izvrsi ona &c
stajat kao stena budna pazljva, ne ustupa-
jufi nista.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
Socijalisticka Posta

NIP = Montevideo Uruguay: Zbog zamas-
nosti pitanja, podyrgnuti cemo ga ponovnoj is
traznji odgoyoriti ma MEGA elm pre-
Urednjstvo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
Dzepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knga Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
iii .storija jedne proleerske porodce kroz vekove
Prica sesnaestom Stolecu. dive knjige. kn1iga l.
Sa originalnog francuskog engesk: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugosavensk L. Petrovic.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-04-22
De profundis clamayi ad te, Domino

Jeretici sest ma broju, stupahu diva diva. googavl
bosi, drzeci upaene vostanice Il rukama Pred NINA
idjase Jovan Dubourg prjatelj Etienne Laforge;
"a nina dase Sv. ErnestMueenik, pomazuci arhitekta
Foile-a Bednom eoveku b odseeen jerk. IL usta mu
sukljase bojadisase beu mu kosuju. Ia Nil
idjahu Maria La Catele Hena, zvana religiJi
Sestra Sv Francka-Grobnci Noge i'm behu gole, kosa
i'm razbaruseno padase ma pleca Obueene behu duge
belle kQsulie vezane oko struka gaanom Hena pritis
kivase ma svoe malu dzepnu bibiu kou Kristian
bese otstampao preduzecu Roberta Esenna koju joj
dopustise da drzi To cenjena knjga il koje Le
porodica eeso puta zajedno citase vecerom
koa podseease Henu ma citav sve slatkih uspomena.
Herve prepozna svoju sestru medu osudjenim ere-
tcima Telom prodje jeza lice Sc nacuce mrt-
vacko bledo Sc, odvracajuci syoje lice, nasloni
rame Fra Girarda. Krvnici behu popa lomacu koja
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Told Not To Bar
RaceNewspapers

WASHINGTON. D. CATER a
conference here last week. the War
Department issued an order that
no officer in the field is hence for
ward TO ban or question the intro
duction OF any type OF publication
into anySmilitary installation.
The action was taken after
numerous complaints had been
made that officers in the field at
some posts had prevented the cir
culation Of Negro publications. The
action was a direct outgrowth of
the barring OF Negro newspapers
from Camp Forrest. Tenn. Where
as most OF the other complaints were
unsubstantiated reports, the War
Department secured a copy OF an
order issued by a field officer in
the Camp Forrest case.
According TO Truman X. Gibson
Jr., Civilian Aide TO the Secretary
OF War. in the future the question
Of admission o. publications to
military posts "can only be decided
in Washington" This order is ex-
pected to end the practice of some
military commanders OF acting on
their own feelings about Negro pub
lications.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
FratenityConden1ns
Bars Against Women

The officers chosen for the year
1914 are: Atty. Carl r. Johnson.
Kansas City. Mo, polemarch; Atty
Augustus Parker. Cleveland, senior
grand vice polemarch. James A.
Mitchell, Howard university stu.
dent, junior grand vice polemarch;
Atty J. Ernest Wilkins, grand keep
er Of records and exchequer; Girard
t. Bryant, grand historian: Ernest
K. Jones, grand strategus; Thomas
E Rusan. Meharry Medical college
lieutenant strategus.
Members named to the Grand
Board OF Directors we're: DR.. R.
Eugene Clarke, Cincinnati: DR.. R
L. Jones, Charleston, w. Va; Lucier
L. Holman, Meharry Medical col.
lege; Guy L. Grant, Indianapolis
Ind.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

ST. LOUIS. Mo. - Continued re-
fusal OF the u. S Navy 10 accept
Negro women as WAVES and TO
grant commissions TO Negro men
in the naval service was soundly
condemned by the Kappa Alpha Psi
fra ternty which closed its 33rd an
nual Grand Chapter meeting here
on Sunday, at the same time that
Atty. Carl r. Johnson. Kansas City.
Mo-. was reelected for the third
consecutive year
After listening 10 a report OF its
National Problems Advisory Com
mittee the fraternity also took the
following action: /. II condemned
the continued refusal OF the armed
services TO enlist Negro nurses al
though the Army. for example.
needs 10000 nurses. At present,
only 202 Negro nurses are attached
to the Army. 2. II deplored the con-
tinued failure to use Negro soldiers
as combat troops and the breaking
up OF trained Negro units like the
l84th Field Artillery. formerly the
Eighth Illinois Regiment. 3. The
"undemocratic attitude" Of COM
handing officers in most camps who
fail to give protection to Negroes
in uniform. and who fail TO correct
urtold determinations both at the
hands Of other soldiers and civil
ians, was also deplored 4 1t recon-
mended the enactment OF Congress
sional legislation which shall pro-
vide that every member OF the
armed forces shall be subject only
to- military law for any offense al
legedty committed against a state
while in the uniform of the armed
services. s. II authorized that the
fraternity take steps to join with
other agencies 10 correct the many
grievances which Negro soldiers
suffer and the continued discrimina-
ton against the full use Of Negroes
In the Army and Navy.
With approximately 900 Kappa
men in the several armed services,
the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity de-
voted nearly one-half OF its time
10 hearing reports on the expert
ences Of its members and gearing
its facilities to bring about a change
OF conditions. II also engaged in
continuing plans for the operation
of the fraternity in wartime.
Louisville. KY. was chosen for
next years meeting, il wartime con-
dtions allow. No annual meeting
was held last year.
At the public meeting on Sunday
DR.. Leon A. Ransom, professor Of
law at Howard university, stressed
the many responsibilities facing
trained Negroes after the war.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Hospital Heads
VIII Meet Soon
In Norfolk, Va.

NORFOLK. va.-Plsns have beer
completed for the entertainment, o!
more than IS Of the nations Negro
hospital administrators Of Norfolk
Community hospital. scene OF the
eighth annual national conference
OF the Hospital Administrators here
for three days. Nov. 1870. and q
The conference. held in conjune.
ton with the rri-State conference
OF Hospital Administrators embrsc.
Ing Virginia and the two Carolinas.
will deal with Wartime Hospital
Problems" In attendance will also
be nurses and physicians who will
participate in panel discussions re.
Ia,ins 10 the effect OF war condi.
tons on all aspects OF medicine ano
disqualification.
Nationally known authorities will
address the joint meeting. Among
them are: DR.. John w. Lswlah.
dean OF Howard university medical
school: DR.. Clara Z. Hayes. regional
medical conSultant, Children's Bu-
resu, u. s Department OF Labor:
w. J. Trent. racial relations officer
and John I. Procope. superintcnd-
ent. Flint-Coodridge hospital. New
Orleans. who is secretary Of the
association
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Red Cross Worker
Cheers Soldiers
In English City
BY RUDOLPH DUNBAR

LONDON. (ANP) Good
looking, accomplished colored girls
are very easy to romanticize in
England On the continent they are
always at a premium irrespective Of
their talents. .
Juanita Norwood from Washing
ton, D. c., fits into this picture. She
came to England to be a program
director for the American Red Cross
and was duly posted to one of their
service clubs. 1t was soon discover
ed that she possessed artistic talent:
which could be used to great ad-
vantage and thereupon, Miss Nor
wood was assigned to entertain us.
troops all over the United Kingdom
in some Of the most obscure regions.
Her success has been most outstand-
ing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Job Com mittee,
Plans Hold Job
Week For Race

wASHINGTON-ANP)- Mem
bers Of the Hold Your Job Week"
committee were scheduled 10 meet
here on Monday TO hear the report
OF their executive secretary. Mrs.
Jesnetta WEIGH Brown, with regard
TO the campaign this past summer
20 make Negroes conscious OF their
responsibility 10 themselves and
other Negroes in holding their war
Jobs
The committee may also decide
whether 10 recommend the continu-
snce OF the work started last June
when the Julius Rosenwsld fund
invited leading Negro social work.
ers. and publishers 10 consider the
problem OF Negroes entering indus
try for the first time. and how the
gains might be retained The cam
psign was climsxed with special
week in September to highlight the
subject
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
School Target
OF Smear Plot
BY White Daily

CHICAGO-tANP)-Dcspite the
recent smear attack OF the Chicago
Tribune against the liberal Abra-
ham Lincoln school. here, officials
reported last week that enrolment
Is on the upsweep and as q result
OF a broadening interest in the
schools curricula six new courses
have been =dS d. The classes
which cost 81 began Nov. Is and
will run for six weeks duration.
Among the subjects to be taught
will be "Itsly's Future" by Nick
Pine and Ernest De Maio: national
vice president. United Electrical,
Radio and Machine workeSs Union
tCIO): European UNDERGROUND"
by Morris Backall. Journalist. and
William L Patterson. assistant d.
rector OF the school. and Karl r.
Niobyl, editor Of Reviec and Fore
cast Wartime Trade Union Prob
lens" and The Post War World"
by Harvey OConnor. writer and
lecturer. 90"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Housing Bill Is
Attacked, NJ ore
Money Is Needed

WASHINGTON. D. CLAMP
The opening gun in an assault
upon a sound public housing pro-
gram is the construction being put
upon the refusal OF the house APP
propriations committee TO author
ize more than $50,OOO,OO to carry
out the work OF the Federal Public
Housing authority.
Last spring congress authorized
the expenditure OF $500. 000. 900 or
| public housing under the Lanhan
act, but at the time only appropri
request of the agency for the bal
ated 100 million of this amount. Tn
ance in the First Supplemental Nat
ional Defense Appropriation bill
for 1914 has been turned down b.
the house appropriations commit
tee. Six months Of hearings hat
been held to determine the nee'
| for this housing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Brewster Rifle
Membership Open

Brewster Rifle club instructors
STAFF has placed Mr.. vernell Watson
as chief instructor for the Small
Arms NR.A. Rifle school which
opens Tuesday, Nov Is. l943. at
Brewster Center Rifle Range.
Men and women desiring to en-
roll are warned that the above Is
the final registration date for this
term. Classes convene at pm.
Boys and girls. IA to l9, will con-
vene on Wednesdays at pm.
The Brewster Rifle club received
the first War Service Certificate
issued in the state by the MIRA
and the War Department.
Last years chief instructor, Mrs
Ida Burgett. is to be commended
on the splendid handling and re-
suits obtained helping Brewster to
place the largest entry In the State
Hearst Tournament OF any club
Rifles and ammunition are SUP
piled pupils Of the school.
TELL OUR ADVERTISERS YOU
cAuy ysr vNy srxSYo u 0k-n
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
KENTUCKY VISITOR

Samuel Plato. building contractor
and structural engineer. whose
headquarters are in Louisville.
KY, was a visitor in Detroit over
the weekend for a business meeting
with Wilson Lovett and associ ates
of the Western Union Mutual In
surance company.
Mr.. Plato and his engineers and
construction force have recently
completed a large government con-
tract in Washington. D. c.. and have
also completed a housing develop
ment for Negroes in Baltimore.
Md, costing 81, 100000.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Former DetrOiter Wins
National Scholarship

the nations Negro schools that
scores the highest in competitive
examination given by the organiza-
ton.
Miss Edwards, daughter Of Mrs.
Bessie Edwards, worker at the
air port here. was born in Detroit.
and came to Tuskegee when she
was five years old.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Organize African
Research Bureau
For Am orleans

Because Africa and the United
States know little about each other
at a time when II is crucial that
they should be we'll acquainted, an
African Academy Of Arts and Re-
search has been organized to spread
knowledge here OF what is still the
Dark Continent" TO many Ameri-
cans. II is announced Sunday by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Answer these Questions and
make a good laxative choice

satisfactory, when directions are
followed, Cues. What's another
reason for Black Draught's great
popularity? Ans. 1t costs only Csc
for Is to 40 doses.
Don't wait! Get ack-Draught
in the familiar yellow box today.
Many prefer the new granulated
form. Caution, use only as
directed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Teacher Made
MIC Secretary

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
Wayne Brown, a school teacher
here for four years, is relinquish-
ing her position 10 accept the d.
rc2torship Of organization for the
National Negro Congress in New
York. II 10 learned here. She take.
over the duties left when Mrs. Jes,
Gle Scott Campbell left the congress
In the interest Of maternity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Cues. Can any laxative be of
help when you feel Estless, logy.
or have a coated tongue? Ans.
Yes, If those conditions are the
result of constipation. Cues. Why
has Black Draught been such an
outstandingly popular laxative
with four generations? Ans. Be-
cause il is purely herbal. and
usually prompt, thorough, and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Paul Robson Is
Head OF Drive

CHICAGO Ill. - CAMP - Paul
Robson. world famous Negro ar
fist, has been named honorary
chairman Of drive to raise $780,
900 for the expansion Of cultural
services rendered to the people of
the midwest by the Abraham Lin
coin school.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Laundry Opens
Despite Strike

ATLANTA-tANPJ-in q strike
breaking move. the management OF
rine lsundries. whose 1900 Negro
workers are seeking to better their
Is cents an hour minimum. plans
10 reopen the plants this week after
o month OF idlene8. IL was an
nounced Tuesday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Crap Game Bet Ends
In Stabbing Here

letter Neal. 81. Of 6sl Division
street, was treated at Receiving
hospital from in font OF SIS Alfred
street, while suffering from stab
wounds in the chest.
He was held prisoner and told
police that he had an alteration
with Joseph Chambers, 30, Of e33
T. Montcalm street over q dollar in
. crap game.
Chambers was held for investiga-
ton OF felonious assault.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

TUSKEGEE tANP)-Miss Mary
Edwards, a recent graduate OF the
Tuskegee Institute high school. was
this years recipient Of the scholar
,hip of 500, awarded annually by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Kingsley Mbadiwe, head Of the
board OF directors. Mr.. Mbadiwe Is
a member of 0 noted Nigerian fam
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

lily and has been a student, writer
and speaker on African subjects IN
this country for the past two years
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

VA. NAACP REFLECTS TINSLEY
RICHMOND tANP)-4r. J. M.
Tinsley was reelected president OF
the State of Virginia NAACP at its
eighth annual conference. held here
on November 81.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Make ice cream your order
of the day" when you have
lunch af our fountain and
you'll know why il Is the IA.
vorifs dessert of service
men. Ice cream is a delicious
food in ifself-so important.
that the u. S. Government
has included IL in one of the
seven basic nutriiionsl food
groups.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Poselstvi Jana Masaryka an
glicke liberalnf strans.

Londyn (CTK) - Pr ODE
du poradanem liberalnf stra-
nou V Canton Hall dine 25. bre-
Una precetl DIR. Max Lobko-
wicz, ceskoslovensky velvysla-
nee Londyne, poselstvf Jana
Masaryka, ktery sc pro nemoc
nemohl dostaviti. Masaryk pra
vii toto:
"Zazili jsme v poslednfch le-
tech nekolik nemoznych udalo-
st1 negativn1ho druhu, jake
znasiln6ni Ceskoslovenska a
Polska, Pearl Harbor a Lidice,
ale nell jsme nejm6ne diva pTiA
klady vynikajfc1ch positivnfch
"nemoznost1."
"Jedna z mich byla bitva O
Anglii. Byl to temer nemozny
1kol, avsak Bib pomohl tenn,
ktef1 Sc rozhodli pomoci 81 sa-
mi, stGj co st1j. Druha byla
sovetska protiofensiva. Byla
nemozna, jak jsme slyseli Sc
vsech stran, avsak uskutecnila
Sc V cele sve spartanske slave.
Rany zasazene Hitlerove name
s1cnf intuici sovetskou armadou
Sc jiz nezhoj1."
Masaryk zd1raznil fakt, re
stoj1me pred obrovskym 1ko-
lem zachrany Evropy. "Velko-
lepy lid obsazenych zem1," pra
vii, "a jeho bezejmennf hrdino-
We jsou odkazany ma mas, aby-
chom je osvobodili cd fla tax
brzy, jak jen je lidsky mono.
"V ramci naseho valecneho
a mfrov6ho 1silf musime zapo-
menouti slovo nemoznost. To-
talnf valka, totalni vftezstv1 a
bezpodm1necna k%apitulace mo-
cnost1 osy = to sc uskutecni,
jak vine. Totaln1 mir, novy
pTizpGsobivy, avsak socialne
spravedlivy a trvaly mir -
NIUE ten sen uskutecnit? z &C.
leho srdce YAM prohlasuji, re
ano."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

ne Jmenovana, to Dude 1Tedne
oznameno nekdy pozdeji.
Cervene znamky a je:ich cena
ma body.
1. CERVENE znamky isou
tisteny We stejnych hodnotach
ma body jake znamky MODRE.
V kazde valecne pffd6love
kn1zce c1slo dive jsou cervene
znamky oznacene temito body:
8, 5, 2 a l.
2. Pr kupovani masa, masla
a ostatn1ch potravin, ktere byly
prave dany ma pTfdel, ma kaz-
dy Jednotlivec, bez ohledu ma
Jeho vek a navyky, pravo ma
totozny pocet bodG. V prftom-
nosti je kazde osobe povoleno
16 bodG ma CERVENE znamky
tydne.
3. Pro pohodli kupujfcfch by
10 rozhodnuto dovoliti, ably OBJ
chodn1k daval prfpade potre-
by zakaZnlkovi zpatky v GER
VENYCH znamkach. K tomu
1celu smf Sc pouzfvati jenom
jednobodovych znamek, ktere
must byti pfirozene tou dobou
jeste platne.
4. V kazd6m obchode Dude
vyvesen seznam asi $50 druh1
zbozf, z nehoz kupujfcf NIUE
zjistiti cenu libry nebo unce v
bodech. Pr teto pTflezitosti je
81 tez dobfe uv6domiti, re pre-
vaz1-li obchodn1k zbozf, tn az
do jedne poloviny bodu tezi z
toho zakaznik, pres jednu po-
lovinu bodu mus1 sc vSak VIDA
tt celeho jednoho bodu We pro-
speech obchodn1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Francis Lederer nechtsl hrati
roll majesty.

Idealisticky Francis Lederer,
znamy kinoherec, pdsobicf n.y.
nj v Hollywood, venuje velkou
cast sveho casu i pen6z zaj-
MIN O znovuosvobozenf sveho
rodneho Ceskoslovenska. Pred
nedavnem mel pfflezitost Wy
stoupit i We velkem filmu "Hos-
tages" V roll majesty, ale zamf-
tt, i kdyz mu bylo nabfzeno no
dine penez. Pc diva roxy nevy-
stoupil We filmu a ne snad pro-
to, re nemohl anebo nemel pT1-
lezitost. Byl proste prflis "a
mestnan vecmi narodnfmi, jez
povazoval "a dnlezit6jsf. Ia
kratko jej vsak uvidfme We fill
Strange Music. Roll pfi-
jail, nebot predstavuje slavne-
no ceskeho pianistu, trpfciho
pod jarmem n6mecke perseku-
&c.
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