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Evening star., 1943-05-03
Hauana Busy With Benefits,
Sonora de BruH Reports

Havana has become one Of the
most cosmopolitan capitals Of the
Western Hemisphere, the counsel
orr wife asserted, IS hundreds Of
Europeans have sought refuge there.
"One can hear practically every
language spoken" she said. what
do they do for living? Oh, they
have opened little restaurants or
small craft shops. where they carry
on trades such as leather work or
other handwork."
A description of Havana's leading
clubhouse by Sonora de Brull is
evidence Of the influence and ac-
tivity of Cuban clubwomen. De-
signed and built by q woman ar
chitect, Senors de Baralt. who. in
cidentally, is Sonora de Brull's sis
tes-in-law, the club building in
cluces sufficient rooms for at least
five different programs to be car
ried on simultaneously.
Sometimes there will be . mu-
sicale, an art exhibit and two or
three different lectures given in the
Lyceum at the same hour" the
speaker explained. Every artist
of prominence who comes to Havana
always exhibits at the Lyceum," she
added.
Artists, musicians and people of
letters have always received warm
reception at the home of the Brulls.
During the II years they were on
diplomatic duty in Europe, includ-
ing seven years in Paris, three years
in Rome and the other years In
Bern, Switzerland, and Brussels,
Belgium, Sonora de Brull took spe-
cial pleasure in the cultural salons
which she held in her homes.
my husband is interested in
poetry and has written quite 4 lot"
she said. my daughter Christine
is a student of art and my older
daughter, Sylvia, is interested In
writing"
Her youngest daughter, Ana Ma
ria, is now in Havana with Sonora
de Brulls mother, Sonora de Ba-
raft. but she will come to the United
States with her grandmother this
summer at the conclusion of school.
The sonora is locking forward to
active participation in Red Cross
and other war activities as soon rs
she and her family have become
settled in their new home.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Puerto Rican League
To Hear DR.. adm on
Language Problem

DR.. Jose Padin, prominent Latin
American educator, will address a
meeting Of the Puerto Rican Ameri-
can Women's League to be held at
pm. tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas, 1905 Charleston ter
race NV.
DR.. Padin, who was the first ma
tive Puerto Rican to be appointed
commissioner of education for the
island, Is in Washington as consult
ing editor on language project for
the armed forces. His talk on
What Price English?" will deal
with the language problem in Puerto
Rico.
The speaker Is a Phi Beta Kappa,
a member of the Superior Educa-
tional Council of Puerto Rico and a
member Of the Executive Commit
tee of the Pan-American Society of
Massachusetts,. He holds degrees
from Columbia University and from
Dartmouth and Haverford Colleges.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Hadassah to Conduct
Air Armada Drive

The Washington Chapter Of
Hadassah has joined with 600 other
chapters in the United States to
launch campaign for the sale of
War Bonds as its part of a national
drive to provide an "Hadassah air
armada for the United States
armed forces
Local members hope to raise a
total of sl75,000 for the purchase
of medium bomber to bear the
name of their organization. accord
ing to Mrs. Harry l.. Lourie, Amer
lean affairs chairman of the WASH
ington Chapter, The campaign will
be intensified within the next few
weeks, eliminating in rally on
June l at the spring luncheon of
the organization.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

warnings Of friends and realtors
that it-would be impossible to find a
house in the capital-Senora de
Brull took time to tell of the war
efforts of her countrywomen with
whom she has worked since the out
break of the war.
Sonora de Brull's husband, DR..
Mariana Brull. the newly appointed
counselor of intellectual co-opera-
ton for the Cuban Embassy, was
Charge d'Af1airs in Brussels when
Hitler started his march across Eu-
rope.
Fortunately we had gone home
to Cuba for a short vacation" :"
Sonora de Bruu explained, "and
were out of Belgium when the Nazis
entered. Most of our belongings
are still in Brussels and I don't
suppose we will ever see them
again"
The thought of friends in Belgium
provided added zeal to the effort
which Sonora de Brull put into war
work with her Cuban countrywomen.
Our chief efforts have been rails
ing money to send to war sufferers" :"
she explained. 1--WE send wherever
it appears most needed at the time
sometimes China, sometimes Rus
sia or any other Of the United Ma
tions we are able to help"
The sonora told Of one benefit
which realized $50 900 in one eve
ming.
"It was a queen contest" she
explained. I'VE invited every club
and organization in Havana to select
a queen to be judged for her beauty
the night of the contest. Ballots
were cents and as each club
wanted its queen to win there were
thousands Of votes sold"
The price per ballot was placed
low, so that any one in the city
might participate. Even the little
newsboys had a chance to vote"
Sonora de Brull said.
Members of the Cuban American
Allied Relief Fund also have raised
large sums through gift shop,
which is run permanently in Ha-
vana. With this and other activi-
ties the organization raised $11O,-
900 in one month last fall for war
relief, Sonora de Brull said.
Food rationing has not yet been
necessary in Cuba the Sonora con-
tinued, but there is such severe
shortage of gas that transportation
of farm products is becoming in
creasingly difficult.
There are plenty of eggs, vege-
tables and milk" she commented,
but our great trouble is that there
are no trucks to bring the supplies
from the farms
Experts are now studying the
problem of transportation, she add
ed as there Is little hope for in
creased gas with the present short
age of shipping.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
.AWVS Offering
Nev Classes

A course in variation cooking
which opened last night is among
six new classes which are scheduled
for the night section of the Amer
lean Women's Voluntary Services
according to an announcement by
Mrs. Daniel c. Long, chief of the
training school section.
The cooking course. which viii
include practical hints on the use o1
substitute foods, is being held or
Thursday evenings under the direc.
ton of Mrs. Agnes Neil.
In answer to requests, Mrs. Will
liam Patterson will start a class in
home repairs tomorrow which will
continue with 1ive weekly Tuesday
evening sessions. This course has
been one of the most popular Of
fered by the AWVS.
A basic two-way radio class OF
preparation for the FEC restricted
telephone operators examination
will be held on four consecutive
Thursday evenings, beginning this
week. Harry BlutSteln will be the
instructor.
A class in motor mechanics, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Louise
Alley, will be held on Mondays and
Wednesdays from May 10 through
June 2.
Miss Caroline Yerkes will instruct
a class in map reading on Friday
evenings from May Z through
May 81.
An American Red Cross standard
first-aid class, under the direction
OF Miss Helen Sylcurk, will be held
on Mondays and Thursdays, starting
tonight.
All classes are from 7::30 to $50
pm, and are open to the public
on enrolment with AWVS, 2l70
Florida avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Voters League
Urges Extension
OF Trade Pacts
Fears Gripping
mendmenfs VIII
Defeat Pr0sram

Extension Of the Trade Agreements
Act for another three years in its
present form Is urged by the Ma
tional League of Women Voters in
a broadside issued this week, which
warns that Gripping amendments
will defeat the plan.
The publication designed for Ma
tion-wide circulation declares that:
Extension Of the act with amend
ments permitting Congress to ap-
prove or veto agreements will be .
retreat undermining confidence In
future United States policy.
Extension with amendments Civ
ing special interest groups greater
voice in negotiation would ham,
string the program.
Extension for less than the usual
three years will indicate what may
be fatal lack Of confidence In the
objectives Of the program"
Asserting that opposition to the
program comes from traditional high
tariff advocates and isolationists, the
broadside maintains that opponents
are more likely to work for limit
ing" amendments than risk public
disapproval or the international
repercussions that would result from
throwing the act out entirely. It
states that renewal Of the act with
out amendment will show Wiling
ness to continue cooperation to
promote world stability"
The league observes that the trade
agreements program has stood the
test of time, that public opinion
favors it and is more than ever
aware Of its relation to postwar
policy, and that the world is looking
for some clue as to whether this
country means to turn inward or
outward when peace comes.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

Daughters OF the Agent General india
and krtshna Bajpai the patroneses the
benefit card party be held May by Mathis Mission Club
at Wardman Park HOTEL Proceeds ~ further
,oork OF the Holy Cross Mission India to hep
support the training OF eight students priesthood in India
Chase Stdtler Photos
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Club to Meet

Several officers Of the Cricket
Club will make talks at a meeting
at pm. tomorrow at Central High
School. The club is open to those
interested in public speaking.
The program will include a dis
cussion of Hunger Strikes" by the
president, James M. Reilly. Mrs,
James H. Grubbs, vice president,
will talk on Thomas jefferson, and
Miss Emelda Deshaies on Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Other speakers
and their topics include j. H.
Grubbs, Napoleon" and Mrs.
Catherine Bugg, How to Keep
Young"
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Seminars in Spanish
Arranged bv Club

Tuesday night seminars con-
Quoted in Spanish are a new feature
of the Club de las Americas, which
has its headquarters in Room 1866
of Building Temporary T, Four
teenth and Constitution avenue
NV. Subjects already covered in
the seminars include common gram
matical errors in conversational
Spanish and telephone etiquette.
The club. which is for serious
students of Spanish, was organized
by group at the Board of Economic
Warfare. All inquiries may be ad-
dressed to DR.. Francisco Banda at
the BEW
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Catholic Alunnae
Board to Meet

The Executive Board of the Dis
trict Chapter of the International
Federation of Catholic Alumnae
will hold its final meeting of the
season tonight in Suite 4O2, Ameri-
can Security g. Trust Building
Presidents of the different aIumnae
associations which comprise the Dis
trict chapter will give reports on
plans for Mary's day Saturday.
A short entertainment for the
benefit of the chapters treasury
will be held following the meeting
All alumnae and their friends are
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp In your book the sooner
you will get victory In the bag.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
By Gretchen Smith.

War benefits are meeting with
huge success down Havana way
according to Sonora de Brull, attrac-
tive newcomer to the diplomatic
set who gave many hours each day
before coming to Washington to
activities of the Cuban n-American
Allied Relief Fund, organized in
Havana by Cubans and Americans
for European relief.
Although busily engaged in ar
ranging her new home at 20l6 Hill
yer place-which she triumphantly
announces was secured in spite OF
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Songs on Program

A program Of songs by Miss Flor
ence Lyman and Miss Helen Emeigh
will be one of the features of the
annual historical evening Of the
Robert E. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, at
s:15 O'Clock tonight at Confederate
Memorial Hall. Miss Dorothy Eg-
ceiling will play the piano accom-
paniments.
The guest speaker, Cedric o.
Reynolds, assistant principal of
Eastern High School, will speak on
The Postal System OF the Con-
federacy,"
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Vice Consul Arrives

MIAMI, Fla, May 3 (R.-Mario
Tancredo Borges da Fonseca, newly
appointed Brazilian vice consul at
New Orleans, arrived last night
aboard the Rio Clipper. He will re-
main here several days, then go to
washington before assuming his
duties at New Orleans.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Mrs. Sloan Appoints
Breakfast Committee

Mrs. w. Wintemute Sloan, presi-
dent of the Political Study Club.
has announced the appointment of
Mrs. Stuart Womeldorf as chairman
of q committee to be in charge of
the clubs annual breakfast May 70
at the Mayflower Hotel Other com
mittee members are as follows: vice
chairman, Mrs. Harry v. Schnabel:
program, Mrs. Miriam Ballinper
Berryhin; music. Mrs. Tomas Cali
gas; printing, Mrs. Web Woodfn:
publicity, Mrs. Thomas H. Faris:
hospitality, Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz; floor, Mrs z. D. Blackstone:
arrangement, Mrs. John H. Har-
wood.
Those who will serve as pages are
Mrs. S. Fay Harper. chairman: Miss
Anita Cajigas, Miss Jean Hargrave
Frantz, Miss Mary Naomi Peabody,
Miss Margaret Darby and Miss
Peggy Randall.
The sooner you get that War saw
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Politicke porady polskych
pfedakH.

Londyn (ONA): = z hod-
novernych pramenG Sc sdeluje,
re zvlastnf conference pol
skych pfedakG Dude uspofada-
ma tento weekend v skotskem
side premiere Sikorskeho.
Je opravnena domnenka, re
vysledkem techto porad Dude
reorganizace polske vlady. Ne
nj vsak pravdepodobne, re by
doslo k 1plne rekontrukci pol
ske vlady, ale predpoklada Sc,
re Sc rozsiTf jejf politicka "a
kladna.
Konference Sc 1castnf: Sta
nislav Mikolaj Czyk, zastupce
premiera a min. vnitra, Jan
Kwapinski, ministr obchodu,
Karol Popiel ministr spravedl-
nosti, Stanislav Kot, ministr be-
1radu ktery Sc prave vratil z
Ruska, kde byl polskym vyslan
GEN., a Marian Seyda, polsky
nacionalisticky pfedak, ktery
byl zmocnen pripravovati pol,
lske zastoupeni ma mfrove kon.
ferenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Prapor z Ameriky byl jig ode
vzdan oddiIu csl. voiska.

Londyn T = Prapor
venovany Narodnim svazem
ceskych katol1kn v Chicago a
Sdruzen1m Cechoslovakn v Te-
xasu a zhotoveny poole navr-
hu ak. malfre K. Sokola byl O.
devzdan druhemu ceskosloven-
skemu pes1mu praporu.
Akt odevzdani proved mini
strsky pfedseda Sramek "a prf-
tomnosti britskych vojenskych
a civiln1ch osobnostf, zastupu-
j1c1ch britske 1Tady. sramek
oslovil pT1tomny ceskosloven-
sky prapor takto:
"Jako "a posledni valky, ma
81 krajane pc celem svete, ire
has zij1 pc mnohe desftiletf da-
leko cd vlasti, snazf Sc pfispet
k osvobozen1 mateTske zeme.
Jsou S Mani spojenf krvf a spo-
lecnou laskou k podmanenemu
narodu donna. Vojaci pTicha-
zejf do armady a odchazeji z
nj, ale vlajka zGstava jake ira
dicnf symbol bitev a valek.
"Prapory nasf zahranicnf ar
mady jsou symbolickym pokra-
covanlm praporG, jez byly vyr-
vany z rukou naSi armady do
ma, kdyz Sc chystala branit
nasi zemi. Jsme hrdi ma to, re
osud nam dovolil byti vojaky
republiky V dobach pro mas ne.j
tezS1ch a naSi donna jsou hrdi
ma to, re Sc zbranemi v ruce
mGzeme lit jake svobodn1 mu-
zove, pripraveni bojovat prot
nasemu odvekemu nepr1teli. O.
devzdavaje yam, vojaci tohoto
oddflu, tento prapor, ~doufame,
re jej ponesete cestne a hrde
do nasi osvobozene vlasti."
Kdyz velitel oddflu podeko-
val "a prapor, cely oddil spolu
S jinymi jednotkami csl. vojska
defiloval pred ministerskym
pfedsedou Sramkem a DESTINY
mi hosty. Pr teto pfflezitosti
kazdy voj1n obdrzel padesat
kanadskych cigaret ma pfilep-
SenOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19

ska, Polska, Recka, Francie,
Norska a Jugoslavie. = Vetsi-
nou jsou to oSetrovatelky a So
cialnl pracovnice nebo sekre-
tafky re zdejs1ch kancelaTf
spojenych narodG.
Vetsina vycviku dostane Sc
Jim v komunitn1ch strediscfch
Welfare centers, We skolach a
V hospicfch v rdznych castech
Britanie. Krone toho minister
stvo obchodu hleda jiz britske
obcany, kterf by chteli jake do
brovolnici ~pracovati v pomocne
akci ma kontinentu. Britsky
Cerveny krfz zahajil pax uz ia
Ike registraci k podobnym ice
linn.
Take jine pomocne organise
ce v Britanii pripravuji uz pla-
ny ma pomoc vyhladovelym a
vyplundrovanym zemim Evro-
Ply, ably byly pripraveny v do
be, kdy teto prace a pomoci
Dude zapotfeb1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Slovenske zidovske deti prijely
do Palestiny.

Washington (OWD = Sku-
pima IA zidovskych det1 z Ma
darska pfijela %. unora do
Palestiny. Je to druha skupi-
ma zidovskych deti z Balkanu,
ktera mohla pTijet do Palesti-
ny ma povoleni vydana zidov-
ske pomocne organizaci. z
tectho detf IL bylo z Jugosla-
vie, 10 z Polska, Is re Sloven-
ska a zbytek z N6mecka a Ra-
kouska. Mnohe z Mich unikly
d6sne smrti pc nepredstavitel-
nych strastech. Costa z Buda-
pesti do Palestiny trvala Ctr
mach dnf a byla bez pr1hody.
Deti re Slovenska a Polska w.
povfdaly hrozne detaily vraz-
denf zid1, v cetnych prfpadech
jejich vlastnich rodicG, bratfi a
sester jichz byly ocitymi sved-
ky. Jeden hoch jemuz neni je-
ste trinact let unikl z Varsavy
tri mesice pc te co videl depor-
tact svych rodicd. Utfkal lesy
az Sc dostal do Lvova. Odtud
unikl pc nemeckych vojen-
skych vlacfch do Slovenska q
odtud konecne az do Madar-
ska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Zakaz poslechu ciziho rozhla-
SUI ma Slovensku.

Washington (OWD = Slo-
vensky ministr vnitra a skutec-
ny hrdzovladny dictator Slo-
venska, Sano Mach, dostal
strach z vlivu jaky ma ma Slo-
vensku ceskoslovensky rozhlas
z Londyna a Bostonu a vydal
zakaz poslechu nepratelskeho
rozhlasu. Tez rozsirovani
zprav zfskanych poslechem je
neobycejne prfsne trestano.
Zakaz Poole berlinskeho roz-
hlasu z 9. bTezna a hlaseneho
OWL je okamzite platny.
Tt KIDD budou poslouchati O.
cekava koncentracn1 tabor
pres vsechny rozkazy a naTfze-
nj. Rozhlasy csl. zahranicni
vlady jsou zvlaste nenavideny
Machem protoze pres vsechno
risiko jejich poslechu vetsina
slovenskych vladnich 1rednikd
je posloucha, ably vedeli jak
pOStupuJe OSVODOZenSke mutt.
Pres vSechno vyhanenf CechG
re Slovenska zGstane jich tam
tisice protoze jsou proste nena-
hraditeln1. Zachazeje S mimi
jake S cizinci, Mach v novem
nar1zen1 projevuje vGci MIN mi
mofadnou nenavist a pres je-
.jich nenahraditelnost naTidil
jejich okamzitou deportaci kdy
by byli pristizeni pri poslechu
rozhlasu. Mach Sc take nesta-
"a mnoho O detaily pri vymeze-
nj nepratelskeho rozhlasu. Je
Jim proste rozhlas vsech zemf S
nimiz je Slovensko We valec-
mem stavu. Tedy i Sc Spojeny-
mi Staty, jimz slovenska vasal-
ska vlada vyhlasila tez waikiki.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
ucinil Ia pro Tebe.

ucinil ia pro Tebe.
Ludku, jsem jiz ma vecnosti,
kdyz ctes tyto Tadky a prosfm
Boha Ia nasi trp1cf vlast, Ia
mole donna a "a Tebe. Nevfm,
jake budou me poslednf chvile,
ale pamatuji, re jsem odesel Sc
ct1 a veffm, re zem6, die Dyka,
Dude i pro mne 'naruc mekka,'
jake pro kazdeho, kdo vGci
Vlasti splnil, co cd n6ho ceka-
la.
Toz Ludo, nezapomen ma
mne a a Z sc vratiS, do svobod-
neho domova, nezapomen ma
SIGH ideald, jimz vzdy must We
vodit Vlast. Krone mych pTf-
buznyoh pozdravuj tez kluky z
nasf skoly, re spolku, a devca-
ia. Martu, Libunu z Trebone
a potkas-li nekdy Zoru T. =
nemohu dial, nechci Sc oslabo-
vat We sv6 sfle jfti vstrfc tvrde
skutecnosti a tud1z koncim.
isl vykonavatel me posledn1
vile a tn 81 pref: Del do po-
fadku vsechny me v6ci osobnf.
Budu-li m1ti nejake dluhy, bu-
de to napsano a i S pencil ulo-
zeno spolecne s t1mto dopisem.
Erarn1 veci odevzdej, O ostat-
mich rozhodni sam. Letecky
odznak, album a dopis, ma
nemz je otcova adresa, ucho-
vel pro nase donna. Kup znam-
ky a odesli dopisy, jez jsem ma
psal pro tento pr1pad sym
pratelGm a znamym zde. =
Dopisy oznacen6 ma spaleni,
spal.
Jak vid1s, pocftal jsem Sc
vsim, &C jsem veril V Boha, re
me uchranf.
"Kazdy den Sc neco konci,
neco prekrasneho koncf.
Kazdy den Sc neco zac1na,
neco pfekrasneho zacfna."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Londynsky Cechoslovak o pol
sko-sovStskem hranicnim
rOZpOru.
rozporu.

Londyn (ONA):- Official
nj list csl. vlady "Cechoslovak"
Sc zminuje v poslednfm SVEN
elsie o sovetsko-polskem hra-
nicnfm sporu a zjistuje, re i
Ceskoslovenska Sc tyka pro-
blem polskych z hranic z 1. "a
RI 1889 a pred MIN.
List plse mezi jinym toto:
"Chteli bychom poznamenati,
re mezi temito polskymi hrani-
cemi je jiste ceskoslovenske u
zem1, ktere Polsko zabralo v
obdobl mnichovske krise a pc
nj"
A list pokracuje: "Jak INA
mo Ceskoslovensko neuznava
anekse vynucene bezohlednym
1tocnictv1m a nebo ultimaty.
Ceskoslovensko zastava MAJOR
re tyto anekse jsou stejne ne
platne jake Mnichov a vsechno
co DO mem nasledovalo."
"Cechoslovak" zaznamenava
s potesenfm, re jak polske tax
ruske prohlasenf Sc zmlnily o
Atlanticke charte, coz je vita
ma zakladna k dals1 spolupraci
mezi Spojenymi narody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
K pomocne akci cvici zeny.

Pc STRANGE civilnl bylo jiz Wy
pracovano nekolik plant. TAX
ma priklad British Council "a
hail /. brezna kurs pro 35 zen,
jez budou prvnfmi k rekon-
strukcni praci v zubozenych
zemich. Jsou to obcanky Bel
gle. Ceskoslovenska, Holland
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
vrcholku strom1.

bl1zko vrcholku strom1.
"Well, abyste vedeli, japon-
ska letiste jsou odtud jenom ma
go mil a odtud casio letajf I'VE
dina letadla. Gin n1ze letlme,
tim obtiznejsi pro ne Dude mas
zastavit a nebo sc ma mas do
stat. Dobre Sc dfvejte MONA,
re Sc nam podaTf poplasit ne
kolik slonG. casio Sc mi to sta
va a je to legrace videt je jak
81 to mazou do dkrytu, kdyz "a
mimi hucfte $ pine p~rislapnu-
tym plynem."
PTeskakujeme doslova jed
nu reku jenom O nekolik stop
mad stromy ale nevidfme stony
nybrz stado divokych voln uti-
kat do dzungle. Jenom blfzko
Cd naseho cfle Sc terem prone
nj v ryzova polfcka a cajovni-
kov6 plantaze a zacfna lidsky
zivot.
Asamska Zakladna je vzdy
pripravena ma japonske male
ty. Vystrely z pusky slouzf "a
letecky poplach. V nekolika
vsechna letadla uni
ri z letiste. Americke stfhac-
ky patrolujf We vzduchu a anne
protiletecke delostrelec-
two je v pohotovosti.
Nebot Americana ma Dalnem
jsou %pripraveni nejen
letat ale i bojovat "a tuto dGle-
zitou leteckou linii, ktera do
pravuje tyto drahocenne zasil-
ky pro nase spojence v Cine a
dopravuje zasoby americkym
letcGm, kteTf jsou tam k pod
pore cinske armady. Den "a
dnem, mes1c Ia mesicem lett
dopravni letadla Sc zasilkami
pomoci do C1ny. A jestlize A
mericane donna nejsou hrdi ma
touto prac1, pax nev1me co ji-
by je mohlo uspokojiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Francouzsti partyzani " akci.

PartyZan1 v akcl.
Londyn (ONA) - Kruhy b.
juj1c1ch Francouz1 oznamily,
re jednotky francouzskych par
tyzanG a guerill jsou soucasti
armady Bojuj1cfch francouzd.
Prvn1 komunike hlavnfho sta
nu franktirerG a partyzan6 do
Sic do Londyna podava pre-
hled cinnosti cd 20. prosince
1912 do 20. ledna 1913 a vypo-
ottawa ma 800 partyzanskych
akci. Tyto akce koncily pobi-
tim 289 nemeckych vojfnd a
ddstojnfkd, vykolejen1m IA via
XII, znicenim "a lokomotiv a
434 zeleznicnfch vagonG, po-
pravou 10 francouzskych zrad-
CT, kter1 donaseli NemcGm.
Hlavn1 stan partyzanG slibuje,
re Dude pTinaset pravidelna a
podrobna komunike 0 akclch
prot NemcGm.
Francouzst1 vlastenci jsou n.y.
nj rozdelenf ma oddly frankti-
reru, kter1 zdanlive zij1 v me-
z1ch zakona a 1tocf ma nepT1-
tele v noci nebo "a week-end1,
a partyzan1, kteTi provadej1
sve akce z 1krytG v horach a
lesfch kan unikli pred zatce-
MIN a nebo deportacf ma otroc-
kou praci do Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Habsburk dostal patricnou
odpoved.

Chicagsky denn1k "Sun" pri-
nesl odpoved Cs. Mar. Rady ma
1tok Otty Habsburka, napad-
nfka neexistujfc1ho rakouskeho
trdnu, ktery kritisoval v1dce
druheho cs. odboje, presiden-
ia DIR. Ed. Benese a jeho pova-
leone plany. Otto dostal, co
zaslouzil.