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Evening star., 1943-05-30
THE WEEK AHEAD

We, 9:3o-Rudy Vsiss: Jack Haley and
Ransom Sherman.
WhAl, t0:30-Four Freedoms: Orchestra
Joan Edwards, Frank Sinstra and guest speaker.
VOL, 1f:15-Pren Women Speak: "Does
Washington Have The Proyerba Woman Be.
hind tho Throne!'
WRc, tt;30-hew World Music: Folk sonos
Of Canada
Fridsy
W10p, S00-Ka'e Smith: From the Naval
Receiving Station in New York
Wol. S:30-shsrlotk Holmes: The Red.
Headed League
W10p, 8;30-1hn Man Adventures: Mum.
my Who Wouldn't 1aIk'
WKAl. 900-6ang Busters: PHANTOM Of
the Cell Block"
WRC. 1o:3o-5pors NswuesI: n. v. KsIten.
born on tennis.
Saturday.
WRc, 7:30-EI|ev Queen: The Killer Who
Was Going 10 Die"
WINK. S:o5-Symphony Hour: 1xhskowsky S
Swan Lake"
WhAl. S:15-Boston Pops Concert: Works
Of 1ehaikowski. Wagner and others.
W0p, 10:I5-BIue Ribbon Town: csroIe
Lands.
WRc, 1i:15-stoy Dramas hounisinser
feudsieH.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
By J. ". Sfebb.

Not the most seething controversy
OF our time, the question of how
radio should be made to entertain
in the daytime nonetheless is one
of the most persistent. On one side
stands the scholars Cor social wor-
riers or plain irked males) and on the
other, with dust mop and scrub brush
grimly in hand, the housewives. One
says. You don't know what you're
leading yourself into'-the other,
You just lay off, we're getting along
fine" The sore spot, of course. is
the soap opera and its gloom in the
afternoon. And just when the gen.
eral situation was beginning to quiet
down, along comes the Blue Net
work to spill painful of grease into
the fire. In its summary of a spe-
cially conducted survey of the Amer
lean homebody's listening prefer
ences, the Blue has drawn conclu-
sions which potentially bode no good
for Mary Marlin and her sisters in
sorrow-and the ladies who keep
time at the scrub-boards to the
serials dolorous dirges.
Prompted by advertisers who Won
dered how listeners might be un-
fastened from the established day.
time serials on other networks, the
Blue set about to question the Ma
ton. Representatives bearded some
5000 housewives in their domestic
dens in II cities, towns and rural
hamlets of widely scattered locality.
How much do you listen to radio
IN the daytime? they demanded.
What types of programs do you
listen to? How frequently to serials?
Are there too many serials on the
air? The interrogators had the
housewives backed against the wall
Their findings, in any event, were
such as to cause rejoicing at the
home Office.
With restrained though thinly
concealed glee the Blue reveals that
only" SO per cent of the ladies
listen to serials and that % per cent
OF that figure confess there are too
many serials on the air. Which
gives the network a more or less
nominal figure of 10 per cent of all
housewives pining away in their
homes for something new and good
during the sunlit hours. The Blue
doubtless pictures that 70 per cent
In a sort Of golden haze. A forlorn
l per cent offers a bid for more
serials, but the Blue can hardly
hear it, much less visualize it.
The survey went on to discover
what the summary assumes is dis
satisfaction with current daytime
fare" Only % per cent of occupied
homes dial in programs at any par
tlcular time of the day, as COM
pared to healthy 40 per cent which
follow nighttime shows. Then there
is the percentage of male day
time listeners, reckoned by the sur
vey as between II and %, which the
Blue adds to the other lump sum
by way of Demonstrating that the
potentlalities of daytime radio have
not been reached" Of course, a
Evening star., 1943-05-30

or interviews that have an air of
life about them. These may seem
a limited number OF possibilities.
Furthermore, there are always the
problems of advertising and per-
formers to bear with. But the point
is, entertainment can be accom-
plished with the soap opera, with
patience and persistence it could be
done with other forms.
For the sake of the American I. @.
as whole, it is worth an attempt.
And if none is to be made sooner
or later, let us all shut off the radio
for good right now and become
morOnS peacefully.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

success in NBC's Light of the
World" Symphonic and semi-clas-
sical music appeal to more limited
public, although there is no cogent
reason for this. unless it be that
music is music and not words-and
that people sometimes find words
too much trouble. The so-called
popular music unquestionably can
supply the need for inner balm
provided there are only l01, instead
of 1,001 racing results and spot an
nouncements sandwiched between
numbers. There must be such a
thing as painless education over
the air, by means of dramatizations
Evening star., 1943-05-30
The Blue Submits a SURVEY
Network Seeks to Counteract Serials
In Daytime, and Well 1t Might -

large part of these men probably
work the swing shift at the factory
and wouldn't be stirred from bed
even If the entire Boston Symphony
were to pay personal visit.
Especially encouraging to the sur
veyors was data to the effect that
only 10 out of every 100 women
tune in TO one station and leave
it on indefinitely; 81 per cent of
the 5000 queried purposefully fish
for programs. Thus, the Blue con-
cludes. the ladies have a certain
discrimination in their listening
habits.
1t is on the basis that programs.
not stations, are the things that
the network apparently is girding
Itself for the future. Whether the
figures the Blue has amassed justi-
fy the assumption that housewives
are actually dissatisfied with radio
in the daytime is less clear. The
fact that housewife-o whoever
else listens to soap operas-expresses
discomfort with the status quo, does
not necessarily mean she wants it
altered to an entirely different type
OF program. For years and years
the afternoon arias have gone on
unchanged. The sponsors must
have been, and must still be, deriving
fine profit from their venture, other
wise they would have taken a new
tack long since-and with breath
less speed.
But granted that SO per cent. or
whatever it may be, of daytime lady
listeners would scream and wall il
severed from most of the radio FAM
lilies they have all but grown up
with, it is not entirely unlikely
that they could learn to like some
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Loss Not Felt

Gildersleeve cast members are
worried-but not too much-about
Tiny" Berman, bass viol player in
Claude SWeeten's orchestra. Victim
of bad cold for the past 10 days,
Berman has lost 40 pounds, reducing
him to mere 310 pounds, which
still rates him the biggest man in
radio"
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Pun of the Weak

Walter Kinsella, pat Murphy" of
"Abie's Irish Rose" was entertain
ing a British naval officer last week.
On their way down to Radio City
they passed a subway kiosk.
What" said the Britisher, do
the letters I. r. t. stand for?"
'1nterborough Rapid Transit" ex-
planned Kinsella.
"Oh. I get it," beamed the salt,
fast as a rabbit"
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Godwin's Tracerv
At the Crossroads

Earl Goodwin, the "down-to-
earth-up-to-the minute" news
caster of the Watch the World Go
BY" series, has developed a new
hobby-collecting maps. His special
interest is historic maps of Virginia,
Fairfax County, in particular.
Through them he is tracing the
history of his 4O-acre farm, Rocks
and Rills, at Bailey's Crossroad.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Time Out for Morale

Mel Blanc. called upon for fire.
quent comedy characters on the AL
Jolson show. this week completed
two more Government sponsored
Leon Schlesinger cartoons on Vic
tory gardens and food conservation
in which he portrays his best known
character, Porky Pig.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Labor of Love

Bill Stern is spending hours Of
research in preparation for his Fri
day Sports Newsreel. He intends to
make 1t one of the top-flight air.
ings in the four-year history of the
programs memorial to the i'm
mortal Lou Gehrig, who died on
June z, two years ago.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
He's the Fellow
Who Fires the Gun
By the AsSociated Press.

by tle ASSOtlAttd PTeSS.
HOLLYWOOD.
Although you never see him on
the screen, Boyd Gray is a hot shot
in the movies and most stars thank
their lucky stars he is good at it.
When you see bullets whining
perilously close to your favorite
actor or actress Gray, an arms
expert, usually is on the firing line.
His job is to come close but not
hit stars in scenes calling for gun
battles.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

lasting and uplifting-spiritually, If
not psychologically.
One shudders to think of trying
Shakespeare in the afternoon, al
though dramatizations from an
other good source of literature, the
Bible, have met with continuing
Evening star., 1943-05-30

substitute. Although psychologists
are probably taking their science
too seriously when they blame the
maladjusted lives in the serials for
making neurotic hash of the
housewife, the lady's interest could
be diverted to something bit more
Evening star., 1943-05-30
Evening Star Features

Star FIashes-Latest news: tuesday THROUGH
Friday; WhAl st ass pm. Analysis Of fhs
weeks news by lothrop Stoddsrd, Sunday At
11:3o am.
Schools for Vieiory-Juniorsenior high and
vocational schools joint series, demonstrating
role Of youth in wartime; WhAl, Wednesday
at 2:i5 pm.
National Radio Forum-Pubfe officials dis.
tus problems Of current interest; WMAl,
Wednesday al 1925 pm.
News for Nhools-News Of the world broad
essf especially for classroom listening; WhAL,
thursday at 7:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-30
How to guard your
Weight and
Energy
during food rotioning

From all information we have been able to
gather. America will probably eat more
starchy. fattening foods this year than
ever before. That's why, now, more than
ever, you must guard your weight to avoid
putting on pounds of ugly fat. And here's
probably the easiest way to do this you
ever read about. Simply mix 4 glass; of
Welch's Grape Juice with n glass Of
water. Drink before meals and at bed
time, and this remarkable action follows.
First, you have less desire to eat starchy,
fattening foods. Thus, you cut calorc in-
take without having to suffer a hungry
moment. Second, the natural dextrose in
Welch's is quickly consumed. This regime
not only aids nature in consuming excess
fat, but increases energy at the same time.
You lose fat naturally; look and feel bet.
ter. Don't take chances on gaining weight.
during food rationing. Get genuine
Welch's Grape Juice today. and follow
this verified way to lose weight. The
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NY. g OF. glass.
How To Save Rofion Points -,
Welch's Grape Juice is richer in energy
value than the leading fruit juices. 1t IS
20 rich, it can be diluted with u water and
still taste delicious. When served this way.
it takes less ration points than any of
4 leading fruit or vegetable juices. Serve
Welch's regularly and save ration points.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

WlM-Nsws on the hour 10 I an.
WDc-Nsws on the half hour 10 1t;35 p,m
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Tramvajovi detektivove
" Praze.

(ONA): - Nejnovejsi
nemeckou ~policejni novinkou v
Praze, ktera ma nejaktivnejsf
odbojovou organizaci je zave-
denf zvlastnfho tramvajoveho
oddelenf u prazskeho detektiv-
nfho sboru. Ufedne tito detek-
tivove jsou prideleni k udrzo-
vanf poTadku a bezpecnosti ma
prazskych poulicnfch drahach.
We skutecnosti vsak je jejich
pravym 1kolem poslouchani
rozhovord p~asazerd, jejich pro-
vokovanf a zatykan1.
Ma Slovensku byl vojensky
vek snfzen z 20 ma 10 let zvlast
MIN rozhodnutfm slovenskeho
snemu.
V Praze bylo odsouzeno k
smrti 13 osob pro nedovolen6
porazenf dobytka. Jedenact z
odsouzenych bylo z Moray.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

New-yorsky mayor LaGuar-
dia ukoval move slovo flood
leggers", kterym Sc oznacuje
jednotlivec nebo korporace, ig-
norujfcf 1rednf naTfzeni, po-
kud Sc cen tyce a okradaj1ci
konsumenty prostrednictv1m
"cerneho trhu". V Rusku a
Nemecku takovf darebaci jsou
staveni pred popravn1 Getty. We
Velke Britanii jsou pokutovani
a zalafovani a Americe? Zde
nebylo dosud niceho podniknu-
to vyjma varovan1 v casopi-
sech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

svdj sen o okupaci slovanskeho
vychodu a ucinil z neho zaso-
barnu Nemecka ma 1kor zbe-
dovaneho ruskeho naroda. Ru-
de gardy nebyly tehdy jeste
radne organizovany a chybelo
Jim mnoho do toho, ably molly
byt nazyvany vojskem. Byly
vyzbrojeny jen tim, co jejich
pf1slusn1ci 81 prevezli z fronty,
nebo co kde nalezli v poloprazd
nych skladistfch a We vagonech
jez Sc nejakou nahodou dosta-
ly cd fronty do vnitrozemi.
Pres vsechny tyto nedostatky
byli rudi gardiste dobrymi po-
mocn1ky v boj1ch O Bachmac a
velmi nasim eastern prospect ja-
ko vyzvedcfci a spojky mezi ma
SINH liniemi, dosti cd sebe VIDA
Ienymi. Opatrili 81 i kone a ja-
ko j1zdnf hl1dky prepadali v
noci roztrousene nemecke pa
troly a znepokojvali nepratel-
ske transporty "a frontami, coz
bylo NemcGm zejmena nepri-
JENNIE. Ma partyzasskou val
ku nebyli tehdy jeste pTipra-
veni.
Ceskoslovenstf vojaci vzpo-
mfnajf radi techto prvnich pra-
telskych stykG s pocatecnfmi
oddly Rude armady, i kdyz
pozd6ji doslo k ~vzajemnemu
stTetnutf, velmi dlouhemu a kr-
vavemu. Osud vsak nekdy zpG
sobf, re i nejlepsf pratele Sc
poperou, ably Sc pax stall pfa-
tell jeste opravdovejsfmi. Jak
z nyn6js1ch udalost1 vidlme, je
tomu tax i v osudech a styc1ch
sko-ceskoslovenskych.
Jos. Svatos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Rusove dosud nevycerpali
svvch reserv. soudi Rim.

Rozhlas z Rfma, ktery byl
slysen V Londyne, projevil mi
nenf, re "nebylo by rozumne
predpokladati, re Rusove wy
cerpali jiz vsechny sve reservy
ma vychodn1 fronte.
'Nemectf vojenst1 kritikove
poukazuji ma to, re ma ruske
front6 Sc az dosud neobjevily
zadne americke tanky. To MI
re znamenati, re ruske nejvyssi
velitelstvf drz1 zpet tyto tanky
pro move armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Deti umiraji " italskych kon-
centracnich taborech.

Deset deti umlra denne V l.
talskych koncentracn1ch tabo-
rech hladem, nemocemi a vysl-
lenim die zprav, jez dosly z ju-
goslavskych kruhG. Tyto deti
jsou casti $1,000 osob, deporto-
vanych re Slovenska, ably byl
zastaven odpor prot italskym
okupacn1m vojskdm.
Pomery v techto taborech
jez jsou v Padua, Treviso a ma
dalmatskem ostrove Rab, nelze
vylfciti die c1rkevn1ch delega-
til, kteri je nedavno navst1vili
Tyfus radf v techto taborech
ale nenf tn lekaTskeho osetfo.
van1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

President Roosevelt jmeno-
val Chestera c.. Davise, pred
sedu Federalni reservnl banky
V st. Louisa, novym administra-
torem potravinove produkce a
distribuce. Toto az dosud spa
dalo pod pravomoc sekretaTe
zemedelstvi Claude r. Wickar-
da, jemuz patrne ma byti uleh-
ceno v jeho povinnostech. Ne
byly vsak V presidentove W.
konnem rozkaze, jlmz Davis
jmenovan do zmineneho IRA
du, vyjasneny pr1stf vztahy me
ri MIN a Wickardem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Americti vojini padli " boji.

Washington (OWI) = De-
partment valky posledn1ch
dnech vydal dalsf seznamy pa
dlych z r1znych front. Mezi
jmeny padlych nachaz1me jme
ma :vojfn Frank Dollak z Johns
townu, Pa; serzant John S. Sa-
bala z New Salem, Pa; vojln
Michal Sobol z Pittsburghu,
Pa; a desatnlk Michal J. b.
zen1k z Moquah, Wis. Vsichni
ctyfi padli v Severn1 Africe. z
tichomoTske oblasti sc hlasl O.
beti: serzant Charles F. Stra-
zisar z Hibbing, MINI. a voj1n
Daniel w. Kolesar z Akron, O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Nemci popravili dalsi Cechy "a
velezradu a "~pomahani
nepriteli."

Londyn (CTK) - z Prahy
Sc hlasf, re "lidovy soud" Cd
soudil k smrti a popravil dine
IL. 1nora tyto osoby:
Miroslav Lorenc, 46 let, Zl1n;
Otta Ludv1k, % let, Zl1n, pro
doznarou velezradu prot T1si a
pro uschovu zbrani.
Dne 5. brezna byl popraven
pro "velezradu a pomoc nepf1-
teli": Matej simek, 40 let, z O.
lomouce.
Dne 9. brezna byli popraveni:
Josef Zelenka, "a let; Fran
tisek Schuster, 27 let; Josef Jo-
rak, 43 let, vsichni z Prahy, pro
"priznane" zneuziti sveho po-
stavenf zeleznicn1ch hlfdek Ike
kradezi zbozi z vlakG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Vojin Pavlovic zajal prvniho
japonskeho dGstojnika ma
Cuadalcanalu.

Guadalcanal OWL = Pro-
sty vojfn, Theodor Pavlovic z
Uniontown, Pa, nedavno vykla
dial O zajmuti prvnfho japon-
skeho dGstojnfka ma Guadalca-
nalu. Svou historic vykladal
Pavlovic voj1nu = reporteru
sveho oddllu, Johnu Dowlingo-
vi = a jeho vypoved byla stru-
cna:
"Prastil jsem no lehce paz-
bou pusky pres hlavu a donesl
jsem no."
Tento ddstojnfk, jeho sluha
a dalsf japonsky voj1n byli "a
jati ctyrmi americkymi voj1ny
u dzunglove studanky. Byli O.
zbrojeni jenom pistol a nozi.
Americti voj1ni kteri "a tento
ulovek byli v~yznamenan1 gene
ral-majorem Patchem, vrchnim
velitelem americkych jednotek
ma Guadalcanalu, byli: Pavlo-
vic, vojlni James Zumwalt re
San Antonio, Tex; James Hale
z Danville, Va. a Nathaniel
Watson z New Castle, Del. Je-
jich kofist Sc stala pTedmetem
zavisti vsech vojfn1 ma ostrove.
Zde je Pavlovicovi vyprave-
nj:
"My ctyri jsme sli pc stezce
%japonskym taborem asi pGldru-
he mile pred nasf linif v dun
gil. Kdyz jsme prisli k sudan
ce videli jsme tTi Japonce pTi-
chazeti z druhe strany. Ddstoj-
mix a jeho sluha skocili do kTo-
vim ma levo a tTeti Japonec
zdvihl svou pusku ale kdyz
Zumwalt ma neho ~vystrelil re
sve pistole take utekl do kTo-
win. Hale Sc sym nozem a
Zumwalt S pistol skocili "a
stromy. Watson a ia jsme je
nasledovali a ia sebral pri tom
pusku Japonce.
NASH jsme dGstojnika a jeho
sluhu u stromu. Klepl jsem d.
stojn1ka lehce pc Have pazbou
a jeho sluha vysel ven S ruka-
ma vzhdru a volaje MARY"
Vytahli jsme ddstojnfka a
nesli jsme no. Mel v kapse ru-
chi granat. Zumwalt mu no
wal a hodil do potoka. Ma ru-
ce mel obvaz a v tom jsme ma
sli dals1 rucni granat. Ten
jsme tez zahodili.
PAX jsme wall vodu, zajat-
ce take a predali jsme je. Dr.
stojnfk nechtel jft a tax jsme
no museli vetsinu cesty vleci.
Nebyli jsme jistf, je-li skutec-
ne ddstojnfk protoze nemel "a
dine odznaky. Ale myslili jsme
ST, re must byti nekdo protoze
mel nejlepsi uniformu a nejlep-
81 boty z trojice a krone toho
jeho sluha sc porad pred MIN
klanel.
A ten ddstojnicky ptacek
nam porad T1kal: "Kdybyste
NELL nejake slitovani tax mne
zabijete." TAX to vykladal do
brou anglictinou a tax jsem mu
rekl: ''Synacku, by bychom te
n~estrelili ami "a million dolaru"
Ale on chtel porad zabit. Hale
mu nabidl nnz ably Sc sam zabil
a Japonc1kovi Sc to neZdalo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Gen. Giraud by Sc rad vyrovnal
8 Rommelem.

Marocky rozhlas rozhlasovaI
zpravu O luncheonu, ma nemz
byl pfftomen general Henri H.
Giraud, kdyz navst1vil frontu a
setkal sc s generally Eisenhowe-
rem, Pattonem a Alexandrem.
Giraud Tekl Alexandrovi
"Chytite-li Rommela ziveho,
prosim, uvedomte mne. Nam
S MIN vyrovnati starry ucet.'
(Byl to Rommel, ktery zajal
generala Girauda v kvetnu
1940.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Dopis Cd dobrovolnika z Anne.
riky " csl. armada.

Vtechto dnech ceskosloven-
sky konsul, p. Hajny, obdrzel
zaJlmavy dopis cd dobrovolnf-
ka, americkeho obcana, ktere-
no pred Is mes1ci vypravil do
ceskoslovenske armady V An
gill. Dopis uveTejnujeme S Wy
nechan1m jmena:
Vazeny pane konsule:-
Pfedn6 Vas srdecne zdravim
a zasllam zaroven pozdravy ma
vas vsechny tam ma ceskoslo-
venskem konsulate. Nam vol
nou chv1li a tax vzpomfnam ma
vas vsechny tam "a tou louz1.
ia rozhodl jsem Sc, re Yam
par radkd napisi. Asi Sc jiste
pamatujete, kdyz asi pred Is
mesfci jste me vypravoval do
ceskoslovenske armady v "a
hranic1. Prisel jsem do Anglie
stastne a slouzil jsem u smise-
neho predzvedneho oddflu u
ceskoslovenske jednotky. Nynf
slouz1m u csl. letectva jake te-
legrafista. Nasel jsem novy
domov mezi kamarady zde,
kter1 take prodelali sve tezko-
sti tax jake my, kteTi jsme opou
steli sve domovy jiz drive pred
vojnou. Jsem stastny, re
jsem zde a mohu pfispeti svou
s1lou k brzkemu v1tezstvi, KITE
re w nen1 tax daleko. Ac jsem
nebyl csl. obcanem, narodnost
mne prirostla tax hluboko k
tsrdci, re jsem Sc rozhodl, re
vykonam vse, co mne Dude roz-
kazano, a to tax, jak nejlepe
dovedu. Ma pTani meho stare
no otce, ktery zije v Chicago,
jsem Sc rozhodl j1t tam, kde
budu tez moci prilozit ruce k
dflu, kdyz nemohl on sam, jeI
mu pres so let. On rad sam by
Sci do ceskoslovenskeho vojska
ale pfi jeho start to uz nenf mo-
zne. ia rad bych Yam napsal,
co vsechno delam, ale, jak Vi
tie, nesm1m; vzdyt m1zete byt
ujisten, re nezahalim. Nechal
ljsem mou dobrou praci praci,
pen1ze pencil a Sci jsem tam,
kde me potrebovali. Jsem ma
to hrdy, re mohu slouzit u csl.
letectva a re .budu take moci
nest ohen ma ty nacisticke hye-
ny, ktere tam vrazd1 ty nevinne
lidi. My nemame toho nikdy
zapomenout, CO oni udelali z
nasich tax krasnych Lidic a
|Lezakd. ia slibuji jmenem
mym, re vynasnazim Sc vse-
nome, abych mohl take pomo-
ci tenn utlacovanym donna. Vim
re hodina naseho v1tzzstvf uz
nen1 daleko, jsem o tom uz ta-
Ike pfesvedcen. Mona tato VOL
ma skoncf pro me pfedcasne a
udelam zarmutek vsem mojlm
drahym a take kamaradGm, a.
lie mic sc ma veci nezmen1, ne
bot nebudu sam. Tisfce tech
nejlepsfch SYM uz to zivotem
zaplatili a take udelali smutek,
ale mic naplat, nebot to je vol
ma, a pax proto, re bojujeme
"a lepsi prfstf. Vsichni, CO
jsme zde, jsme stastni a vsich-
nj vykonavame sve p~ovinnosti
fadn6 a poctive. Byl bych rad,
kdyby sem mezi mas prijeli j.
druzi nasi kamaradi tam z u.
Is. A. a Kanady. Pro dnesek
budu koncit, vsem ma konec po-
silam pozdraven1 jake jeden z
ceskoslovenskych letcI, ktery
pTijel do Angle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Nezdar rekrutyrky jugoslav-
skych mohamedanH.

Londyn (ONA:)- Nemci Sc
pokouseli provadet rekrutyrku
mezi jugoslavskymi mohame-
danny pro arabskou legii V ram
ci armad osy. Rekrutyrku or
ganizoval v Sarajeve byvaly
jerusalemsky multi ale pc O.
znameni jugoslavske zahranic-
nj vlady v Londyne, skoncila
nezdarem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Wallace " BiIbau.

Americky vice-president Hen
ry Wallace pribyl ma sve ceste
do Latinske Ameriky do Bill
baa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-02-14
Safety Meeting
Detroit

Despite war restrictions on
travel. safety experts and persons
interested in safety will meet in
Detroit May Is and 19 to reduce
accidents in the state.
Pointing out that 629 persons
were killed in Detroit and 1921
in the state last year in accidents,
members felt that such a con-
ference would be of aid to the war
effort.
Reelected head of the confer
ence, Richard Harfst pledged the
group a streamlined program,
crowding all discussions into the
two-day meeting.
Gov. Harry +. Kelly was named
honorary chairman.
Assisting Harfst will be A. j.
Hager. Lansing, and Archie Mil
lard. of Grand Rapids, as vice
chairman. Clarence Wormuth was
renamed secretary and Frank
Morrison, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-02-14
-Four F|iers From
Michigan Cited

Three Pontiac flierS and one
from Menominee have been deco
rated for gallantry and heroism
in action against the enemy in
Alaska and Papua. dispatches re-
vealed Saturday.
Two of the Pontiac men are
navy airmen. They are 1t. (lg)
Sherwood J. Nelson. 2lS Oneida
road, and Ensign Arne w. Havu,
r. F. d. 5. They were given the
Air Medal for their fighting in
Alaska.
Sgt. William c. Featherstone,
the other Pontiac flier, and Capt.
Donald F. Runnoe of Menominee
were given the Silver Star for gal
lantry in the Papuan campaign.
They are army air force men.