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Evening star., 1944-03-09
MENDELsON a MENDELsON. Attorneys,
Colorado Building (0.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate. Court.-No. CASTS, .Ad-
ministration. This is to give notice;
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Rachel
Gerson. late OF the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the sub
seriber on or before the 18th day Of
February. AID. 1945: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from al benefit
Of said estate. Given under my hand
thia 18th day Of February, 1944 ANN
YsuRfOW' 4sfW' 15iS 18th Street N. W 90.
Deputy Resister Of Wills for the District
Iof Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate coura
Evening star., 1944-03-09
ROBERT CoNR0Y. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of columbia.
is to Give Notice: That
the subsc iber. of the District Of Columbia
has has obtained ,I,n from the Prqe.t: Court q
ministration on the estate Of Margsret
Bourke. late of the District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
of legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
AID 1915: otherwise they may BY law Be
exclu led from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
February. 1874 ROBERT CONROY, 500
r Street. NV. "a. (Seal0 Attest: VICTOR
s.. MERSCH: Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. mh2,9,16
Evening star., 1944-03-09
MINOR, galley 4 DRURY, Attorneys,
Colorado Building (5).

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate. Court.--No. 63,073. Ad.
ministration This Is to Give Netice: That
bia have obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District of Columbia, Letters Tssta-
mentary on the estate of Samuel A. Drury,
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers, thereof. legally
before the 18th day Of February, AID.
1945; otherwise they may BY law be ex.
Given under our hands this 18th dsy Of
< Street. NV, t6). ARTHUR p. DRURY.
THOMAS c. scALLEY. Deputy Resister s.;
Of Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk OF the Probate Court mh2,a,16
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
WILLIAM A. WRIGHT
GETS PROMOTION

An Eighth A. A. F. Bomber Station,
England.--The promotion of William
A. Wright, son of Mrs. Lorett F..
Wright, GIG Ridgelawn Avenue, Ham,
ilton, Ohio, from the rank of second
lieutenant to first lieutenant was an
nounced recently by Colonel Frank P.
Hunter, Jr., Roanoke Rapids, N. c.,
commanding officer of this Bit Fly
ing Fortress heavy bombardment sta
ton.
Lieutenant Wright is co-pilot of
a Flying Fort. He was graduated
from Hamilton High School in 1910,
and later attended Jones College, in
Cleveland, Tenn. Before entering the
army February Is, 1943, he was en-
ployed by Wright Aeronautical Cor
poration, Lockland, Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
ANNOUNCE SCHOOL
BUS SCHEDULES
FOR THIS YEAR

Joseph Bowman, manager of the
Hamilton City Lines, Inc., announced
Tuesday a change in the time schedule
for city buses transporting pupils to
school,
All coaches, carrying pupils to the
Hamilton High School and Hamilton
Catholic High School, will leave Linz
denwald, Fordson Heights, Ross and
Kenworth Avenues at TAO a. m.
Buses, transporting pupils to Notre
Dame High School, will leave Linden
wald at a. m.
Coaches transporting junior high
school pupils will leave Lindenwald
and Fordson Heights at 8:15 a. m.
Upon demand, the regular bus
which leaves Fordson Heights at 500
a. m. will return downtown via Madi-
son School for the elementary chill
dren from that district.
Mr.. Bowman pointed out there will
be no five-minute interval of coaches
leaving, but the regular routine will
be followed at dismissal with coaches
at all the schools.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
WOMEN OF MOOSE
LODGE MET MONDAY

Romilda Scuitti, senior regent of
Hamilton Chapter No. %, Women of
the Moose, entertained the officers and
committee members of the organiza-
tion Monday night. The group made
plans for the visit of two national Of
fcers of the Women of the Moose, and
outlined the program for the coming
year.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mrs. Carrie Scuitti, jose
phine Monaco, Dorothy Wyckoff,
Pansy Gentle, Evelyn Stang, Carrie
Edmonds, Elizabeth Schneider, Ina
Rae Shollenbarger, Teresa Myers,
Pauline Junkins, Anna M. Getz, Vir-
ginia Hiles, Bertha Schultheiss, Sylvia
Frankey, Elizabeth Jackson, and the
hostess ,Romilda Scuitti.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
LABOR PROJECTS
SERVING SEAMEN
iIOF ALL NATIONS

Merchant seamen of all the United
Nations have enjoyed the hospitality
of American workers at the chain of
merchant seamen's homes and clubs
set up as part Of labor's own war re-
lief program in Britain, according to
reports reaching Abraham Bluestein,
executive director of the Labor League
for Human Rights, official relief of
the A. F. Of L.
British, American, Dutch, Nor
wegian and Russian sailors are the
most frequent visitors to the clubs,
where food, beds, and facilities for
entertainment are available. For sail
ors who have been torpedoed and are
recovering from their wounds, a spe-
cial convalescent home has been set
up in Eurrey, England. Here the sea-
men can regain full strength in
healthy, outdoor surroundings.
Among the useful functions per-
formed by these clubs, which have
been set up as part of labor's war
relief program, jointly sponsored by
A. F. of L. and c. l. o. through the
National War Fund, is that of offer
ing clothing requirements, including
shoes and socks, whenever needed
This is one Of the most appreciated
of the services offered, since rationing
of clothing is extremely strict in all
/ European countries.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
MANY GET LESS THAN
ESTABLISHED RATE

Although minimum wage of 40
cents an hour has been established
for all the 100000 workers pro-
tected by the Fair Labor Standards
Act, over 100000 of the workers
outside it's protection still are paid
less than 40c an hour, l.. Metcalfe
Walling, administrator of the Wage
and Hour and Public Contracts Di-
visions, said in Labor Day state
ment.
Actually, there are more workers
without it's protection than are COW
cred by the act" Mr.. Walling said.
Parallel state legislation is needed
to provide similar bulwark against
postwar wage slashing, defation and
consequent unemployment. Here is
an opportunity for those who advocate
state, rather than federal, action to
demonstrate the sincerity Of their
stand"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
MACHINISTS OBEY
OVERTIME ORDER

San Francisco (ILNS) Rear Ad-
miral Harold G.. Brown has reported
to Secretary of the Navy Forrestal
"full compliance" of machinists at the
1O4 machine shops seized since Aug,
IA by the navy at President Roose-
velt's order in dispute involving re-
fusal of the men to work overtime.
Men are working overtime in all
shops finding it necessary to schedule
overtime, Admiral Brown said.
He said he would make representa-
tions to "the appropriate agencies" to
hold in allegiance most of the "sanc-
tions" applied against recalcitrant
mechanics, all of whom are members
Of Lodge 68, International Associa-
tion of Machinists.
The only exceptions he said he
would make would be for men whose
names be certified to the War Man
power Commission in a move to have
them barred from employment in any
plant holding government contracts
They are William A. Edwards and
George Bromzin, both above the draft
age, who were accused Of failure to
obey overtime work orders.
Scores Of names have been certified
to the Selective Service System ane
the Office of Price Administration
If appeals of Admiral Brown are fol
lowed, none of these will be inductet
into the armed services, as threat
ened, nor will any of them lose theil
extra gasoline allotments, inasmucl
as all have since complied with over
time work orders.
The dispute, it is predicted, will
wind up in the courts, with the IAN
and its West Coast Council backing
the fight. The union charges tn,
navy's action in seizing the plants il
an attempt on the part of the nav.
and Regional War Labor Board, work
ing with employers, to break th
| union.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08

At the same time, Judge H. Church
Ford in Federal District court dis
missed similar charges against Rob-
ert L. Hodge of Harlan, secretary of
District 10, UNIV, and James A.
Bates of Pineville, union field worker
in District 10.
Hodges and Bates were accused of
melting miners to strike last year at
the P. V. and K. Coal Company mine
at Lejunior, Harlan county, while it
was operated by the Federal govern
ment.
"There was insufficient evidence to
establish guilt under the charges
brought in the incident" Judge Ford
said.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
MINER GETS YEAR
I'M KY. JAIL AS
INCITER OF STRIKE

Lexington, KY. (ILNS).--James A.
Thacker, former president Of a United
Mine Workers local union at Middle
boro, has been sentenced to two con-
current one-year terms in prison on
charges Of violating the War Labor
Disputes (Smith- -Connally) Act in
connection with strike at a govern
ment-operated mine in Bell county
last year.
Thacker pleaded guilty to charges
of melting miners to strike at the
Premier Jellico Co. mine at Middle
boro.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08

states will be granted equal use OF
the army's facilities for shortwave
broadcasting Of political addresses to
the men in service overseas.
This may be little hard on G. l.
Joe. 1t may give him more intensive
political diet than he will care to di-
gest during the next 10 weeks. But
then presumably he retains the in
alienable American prerogative of
tuning to another station or turning
off the radio completely.
And it seems to be the only system
under which all political candidates in
this highly political season Of the year
can be treated with genuine impair
tial;ty.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
CONTINGENT OF 40
WAVES TO ARRIVE
OXFORD, OHIO

Another contingent of 40 Waves will
arrive this week from New York City,
ready for the 19-week training period
in the naval radio school at Miami
University.
While men no longer are being sent
to the school, Waves have been ar
irving every two weeks.
Twenty three Waves and 70 sailors
were graduated from the school over
the weekend.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
DEFERMENT EXTENDED
FOR COAL MINERS

Harrisburg, Pa. (ILNS) To avert
critical shortage of fuel, Pennsyl-
vania Selective Service Headquarters
announced that the most serious con-
sideration will be given to the defer
ment of bona fide coal miners between
the age of % and 25, inclusive, at
least until Nov. l.
Under present policy, no coal miner
under % may be deferred. Virtually
all coal miners between 26 and SO are
deferred
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
SHORTWAVE POLITICS

(From the Washington, d. c., Post)
The War Department appears to
have emerged at last with a sensible
resolution of the furor raised over the
Presidents Bremerton address. Each
of the five political parties having a
candidate for President in at least six
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
SALVAGE COLLECTION

Middletown, Ohio.-The September
salvage collection by city street de-
partment crews and trucks will be
conducted Tuesday and Wednesday.
Salvage officials said that the most
urgently needed items are paper,
metal and rags.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08
NEW BUSINESSES
Hamilton

Hamilton
Peggy Rawlins, 407 South Second
Street, used clothing.
William McGrath, 353 Hooven Ave-
nue., washer and sweeper repairs.
Matt Bowman, $40 Eaton Avenue,
grocery.
O. D. Berg, 215 Court Street, pho
tographs.
George Becker, 623 North E Street,
sheet metal work.
MiddletOwn
James Evers, Jr., 800 Crawford
Street, restaurant.
Doctor: Pm sorry, but l can't cure
your husband of talking in his sleep.
Wife: Well, then, could you make
him talk more distinctly?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-08

The Chaco Forest in Argentina,
South America, is worth ten billion
dollars.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-05-01
Selection OF Negro Candidates For
Commissioning In Naval Reserve

As result OF plans which have been development
by the Navy Department for months selection of
Negro candidates for commissioning officers in the T.
Naval Reserve is now being made fill Approximately p
available bllets
Twelve qualified enlisted will selected as the line
officers, with the rank OF Ensign
Ten professionally qualified Negroes will be commits
stoned staff Officers, with the of Ensign or Lieu
tenant Gunor grade depending upon the ages PROBES
soal qualifications OF the commissioned is anti
cdted that these staff officers will be appointed civilian
life. Two officers will be selected o the following
Naval Staff duties: Chaplain Corps Dental Corps Medical
Corps, Civil Engineer Corps, and Supply Corps.
The Negro enlisted commissioned as line officers
will be given special training from to
months duration the Y. S Naval Training Station,
Lakes Illinois. Upon completion of this officers
will be assigned to duty inaly the I S Naval Training
School, Hampton Institute Hampton Virginia and the I. s
Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Illinois.
The staff officers also will be given short ndoctrina
ton the T. S Naval Training Station Great Lakes
Illinois, and afterwards assigned nay the l. S. Naval
Training School ampton Virginia. the L. S. Naval Train
ing Station Great Lakes Illinois.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-05-01
Kinley James 3934-12th Street, Ecorse, Michigan
Yours very truly,
Z. r. GREEN
3052-10th Street
Here From Washington, D. C..

Mrs c. Dean, of Washington d. c., is visiting here
and at Benton Miss She is the daughter of Mrs. Mollie
Wburn and the late Dave Wiburn wlo his death was
a retired rural mail carrier Benton Route Mrs Dean
and her husband Mr. Joe Dean, popular members of
Younger when they lived here and both employed
at Pierces Barber and Beauty Shop Mr. Dean barber
and Dean beautician They florishng
beatician business in Washington Mrs Dean has been
here than nine years and many old friends well
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-05-01
In the Scilan campaign, part of losses in The material

In the Sicilian campaign part of losses The material
employed were follows:
:
. We lost 80 of medium tanks.
We lost nearly half of 57-min. gums.
We lost 331s% of 75-mm. gun carriages. fsAsss
We lost 22% of our lO5mm. howitzer carriages. sA
We lost 54% of our 37-mm gun carriages. -
We lost undiscosed number of ships landing barges
airplanes III Il Il.
We lost quantity of collateral material like food
clothing, things like LOO miles of copper telephone
&E wire. 49, S7r% s4x5ssN SAAssssA 9ss9s
P n.y. s Sss&3gsssAss s$ss}g
We lost all this in monihlong minor campaign that
in every of the word complete victory for
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-05-01

Ba1kans i'm Norway in India, in a lot Of places.
Its no use kidding ourselves. That somebody is Uncle
oam-and we've got 10 lend him the money do by buy
ing War Bonds There's cheap way = no easy way
out-theres just nothing do except to keep on
working and buying more and more Bonds till this War
is won. Hves @+ess a
And the harder we pitch in right no,o-and the more
Bonds we buy-the quicker that will be. -zA--1
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-05-01

There's just no use in trying 10 dodge
this fact:
Somebody's got to pay for that stuff we
lost. Somebody's got TO pay for the new
stuff that replaced it. Somebody's got
to pay for the infinitely larger amount
of stuff that's going to be lsed-and part
of it lost-in Italy, in France, in the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

je tako lahek, umljiv, da Sc Z
MIN hitreje racuna ma pamet,
kakor more dober strokovnjak
z drugimi sistemi ma papirju.
Vzemino samo meter in jard.
Meter ina deset decimetrov, po-
tenn ia deset centimetrov in 20
pet ta deset milimetrov. Zdaj pa
razdelimo jard. Ia ina tri cev-
lie, vsak eevelj IL palcev in
vsak palec je razdeljen ma sest-
najst delov.
V "Casu,' XII je izhajal po-
pref Ame-iki, je bilo vse pi-
sano v Gospodinjskem oddelku
pc obicajni ameriski ljudski me-
ri. Danes je kilogramih, Ii
trih torej v metrskem siste-
mu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

Nj treba, da hi sc prestrasile
nase ameriske zene zavoljo tega.
Boljse je vzeti 81 par minut ca
sa, pa pregledatl razlike med
obema merama, kakor pa po-
stati neyoljen in reel: ne razu-
mem teh dek. Zato hocem danes
dati nekaj navodil, kako ie, ena
mera in kako druga. Ce par
krat pazno precitate to, pa boste
yedeli "a vselej.
Well bono okrogle mere, ker
SO razlike tako naajhne, da ne
pridejo postev pri knhi. To-
rel:
En- kilogram, okrajsano kg.
ina diva funta.
Nadalje: en- kilograna Sc deli
ma sto dekagramov ali dek ID
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
.DroeuIie kuhoio
v medu

. Ma Holandskem so ze dali ca.
sa delali poskuse, da bi ugoto-
viii natancneje ucinke, XII jih i
ma velika vrocina ma dragulje
SpreminJa Jim barvo in sijaj in
to vecinoma ma bolje.
Pri omenjenih poskusih so u
gotovili, da je ucinek vroeine po.
sebno izrazit, &c sc dragi kamni
iprekuhajo v medu. Posebno a.
hata po tenn kuhanju skoraj n
,vee spoznati. Njegove zilice Sc
nasrkajo medu in barve mu po-
stanejo zavoljo tega krepkejse
Tudi topaz Sc znatno spremeni
rmeni topaz dobi n. pr. roznat
sijaj. Cirkon postane cistejsi in
slici diamantu.
Tudi diamant sam Sc spreme
nj, po obravnavi z medom dobi
poseben sijaj, XII cika ma rdecka
sto, toda ia sprememba traja le
nekoliko dni, med tenn ko Sc O.
stall dragulji spremenijo "a DALI
81 cas- ali pa "a trajno, vsaj ko'
likor je bilo mogoce doslej do
gnati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

petdeset dek ali petsto gramov.
Kilogram ina torej tisoc gra-
NOV.
Torej ina en- funt pol kg ali
petdeset dek ali pesto gramov.
Ma vsako unco pa vzemimo
po tri deke ali trideset gramov.
Pri merah "a tekocine vze-
mimo en- kvart "a en- liter. Pint
bi bill potem pol Ultra in pol
pinta cetrtinka. Ameriska
sala ali casa velja "a cetrtinko.
Zastran pregleda v stevilkah !:
1 ky - 2 funta.
1 dekagram (dkg) ena
.tretjina unce ali 8 dkg ma emo
unco.
1 6 je deseti del enc deke in
jih gre torej 80 ma vsako uneo.
1 liter Cd je en- kvart.
pol Ultra je en- pint.
cetrt Ultra je pol pinta.
Da Sc ne bo katera izgovar-
jala, da je poprej vse merila ma
sale in zlice moramo povdarja-
ii, da spada danes vaga v vsa-
ko kuhinjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
O meroh in vogoh

Evropa in yes ostali svet ina
re davno metrski sistem po ka-
terem SO urejene vse mere, va
&c, daljave it'd. Poleg Anglije
je samo Amerika, katera ina Sc
vednc svoje funte, cevlje, mile
in drugo. A Sc VISA Amerika ne
- Westinghouse vlada ne pri-
mer ina vseh svojih uradih
in zavodih metrski sistem. Zna-
no je tudi, da sc vsi veliki ra-
cuni vodijo po metrskem siste-
mu, potem Sc pa vsote premene
ma amerisko domaGo mere ali
vago.
Emo je gotovo: metrski sistem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
'Anekdo+e

Mark Taoa6m, ameriski pisa
telj, Sc je peljal z zeleznico.
Menu nasproti :je sedel neki
uradnik zeno in heerjo. Twain
je tho prebiral knjigo.
"Lepa pokrajina, kaj" Sc je
uradnik obrnil ma Twaina.
Twain molci.
"Brzkone citate nekaj silno
interesantnega ?"
Twain je rahlo prikimal.
"A, gospod studira? Kaksna
pridnost. Prav, prav, mladi
moz."
Nobenega ,odgovora. Dol 6
molk.
"Smem ponuditi cigaro?"
"Hvala, ne kadinn." .
|. "Gospod ne kadi, vse casti
vredno. Sal vi ste uprav zgled
vseh eednosti, gospod. Mogoce
pa boste kozarcek zganja? Bo-
ste?"
"Hvala, ne pijen."
"Abstinent? Neyerjetno. To-
da doEoiite mi zdaj, da vas
predstavim svoji zeni in hcer-
XII !"
"Hyala," zayrne Twain, 81
zenskami Sc ne pecam."
Franeoski pisatelj junaskih
romanoy Damas je nekoe obi
skal syojega prijatelja, Hi mu
je . ponosom razkazoval svojo
.hisico in ga nato peljal Sc v
svoj majhni vrt.
mo, kako ii ugaia moi vrt 2"
"Velik sicer nj, pae pa je"
in Dumas je pogledal V nebo -
"visok. =
Dvorni pesrlik Ludvika Filipa,
Vatoatt, se je ma obedu pri kra-
Ilju zastrupil . mesom in umrl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
Donald Bell:
ZADEVA HORTHY POLITICNA
SLEPARIJA

CdSd
zased Madzarsko, da nam je posala ocividna vekan-
ska politicna sleparia katero vprzor Regent Horhy
pomoco svojih zaupnh agentov nozemstvu, med ka-
terim nahaa tudi vazna osebnost, XII DELUXE Zed-
njenih drzavah.
Horthy- -eva igra, XII je obenem igra starinske mad
zarske fevdalne arsokrace e naslednJa PrizadevaJo
81 pokazat start madzarski rezm kot Hitlerevo zltev
XII ne more bti sokrivec-da bi mogli poem podlagl
tega poznee po Htlerjevem porazu zahtevat da jim
dovol nadajevanje obsoa To je seveda podlaga vseh
porocil madzarskem odpou praznih govoric, katerh
dogodki MISC potrdii.
Csto jasno je zdaj kdo je raznasal te govorce. Ma
svedskem ma primer je Horthyjev eksponent madzarsk
poslanec sam Uain Revitsky, XII je scer baje prefga
odnosaje Budapesto stoji vendar menda Sc vedno
nepos eni zvez nadzarsko prestonico cd katere tud
prejema nstrukcije:
Bernu, torej zvocn postal Svci, nahaja
bivsi madza,ski posanik po imenu Gustav Gratz Ia
e prihuljeno in neopazeno prikade Bern pred nedav
MIN casom.
Lzboni je Horthy-jev agent tudi eden prejsnjih
madzarskh dipomatov, po menu Andorkas, XII 81 e ma
del kIinko proti-naca, in je bill radi tega odzagan cd
madzarske vlade tudi pred nedavnim casom. Dva
ca je tega, kar je naenkrat zopet pojav Portu
galskem.
Ma Tu1skem igra to vlogo neki Gustav Frey, mad
zarsk casnkar katerem e dobro znano da je Horthy
jev zaupnk. Prspel e Ankaro priblizno isocasno S
plihodom Andorkas-a ma Portugalsko.
Povsem ocividno je zgradil to Horthy evo alibi
asinerijo teku zadnjih treh ali strih grof
Stefan Bethen Posebno bstr casnisk porocevac re
takrat sut ola nekaj prpravlja ker e Bethlen OBJ
Sci vse nevrane prestonice med mimi Ankaro, Bern in
Stockholm.
Zedinjenih drzavah e predstavnik Horthyjevih
ineresov Thor Eckhard XII neka sprehaja po
vsej dezeli in priga proti-nacstcno, toda proti
Horthyansko politiko Thor Eckhardova potovanja
Ameriki so financirana zanimv nacn. Ia njegovo
pvo potovanje e prevzel sroske menda Francis Chorn
predsednik naconane madzaske REV. ka-
terega semo steti med Horthyjeve prijatee Zanmivo
pa je, da e njegovo drugo potovane, katerem Sc e
kaza kot nekaksnega samoizgnanca navidezno finan-
javilo vprasane komteje jew madzarskega par
lamenta Ministersk predsednik Bardossy e izjavi v
menu Wade, da e bill znesek cd dolaev $4,000 XII je bill
izplacan Eckhardtu potom Naconane Banke, potrosen
nadi in prepricanju da bo delova prd madzarskm
interesom inozenstvu. To pa e zgodo kljub temu
da je bilo re pref objaveno, da je bill "kaznovan IL
gubo svojega drzavanstva ker e deloval skodo in
teresov Madzarske.
Zdaj vsi ii Horthyjevi mozje trde isto svar, NAM
rec, da c Horhy ujetnik To e tore kar Horhy ho-
tel, da verjamet Velika Britannia in Amerika. Toda
prevec e dokazov prot temu. Prvo je destvo da Bella
Imredy madzarsk nacsticni prvak in Horthyjev poll
tic nasprotnik nj dobil predsednsva Wade. Ia Hitler
ja pa bi bill Imredy popolnoma naravni kandida prav
tako kot Quisling Norveskem bi Sc bill
Horthy zares postavi Nemcem po robu.