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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

convince those mlddle-aged
wolves who occupy executive
positions that a girl does not
like To he paved and patted by
their type, Just walking down
the hall To my desk the other
day I was paved ny three farty-
ish and one fiftyish executive.
All married men,"
Writes a Detroit bachelor:
Having been consistently an
moved by women looking for
somebody to marry or Ia pay
for their theater tickets and
night club checks, I decided To
try keeping them away by wear
ing wedding ring. 1t has
worked we'll so far with the
husband seeking girls but not
so well with the predatory fe-
males, looking for chumps To
take them places"
Group of Chicago matronS
are very angry because a bach
elor Of that city keeps writing
10 their husbands telling them
what a wonderful time he is
having enjoying his freedom
from matrimony and puts on all
his letters p. S. reading:
'How's your lovely little ball
and chain:"
HEALTH department head
Ii says lipstick smear on
glasses and cups has made res
taurants and bars more careful
in washing dishes. Seems res
taurant and bar owners just
can't stand the bitter indigna-
tion Of a male patron who finds
lipstick smear on the cup or
glass handed TO him. A restau-
ran owner told me:
"Some men get so burned Hp
when they find lipstiek on n
glass they are really dangerous.
They feel like throwing the
glass at somebody, usually the
owner or manager"
Copyright, 1914. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Connolly Answers

1-(b). 2-(c). Sal. 4--(b).
Sci. 6-(a) Foster: (b)
MINISTER'S; (d) Poe: (e)
Holmes.
oopyrtsht, ie+4, b. Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

EDITORS NOTE - Tho 10
from one OF the SIS who have
gone into service from the
Times editorial department. The
writsri SYST. Paul J. Elliott,
uho Uos IN Hoiy at the time Of
WritinR.
DEAR BOSS
THIS is the week OF beverage
i rumors. One source says
that troops in Italy are AT last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

4 ND what does Churchill
~ mean by suddenly" Does
he mean a sudden German or
Japanese collapse! But further
he says:
%. This 10 no time 10 talk
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
Romeo

ROMEO-Mrs. Donald Pabst
OF Detroit was guest of Miss
Kathryn RoWley last week.
Miss Betty Butterfield will 60
to Chicago for the weekend
where she will be the guest Of
Miss Louise Sites.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartholo-
new entertained at a family
dinner in their home on Turner
street, Sunday, honoring Mrs.
Bartholomew father, George
Robertson, on his birthday ami
versary.
B. J. Manahan left Sunday
on a five-day business trip to
Cincinnati.
1t. Robert E. Withorn, of Vic
torville, Calf, is enjoying a IA
day leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Withorn, Of
North road.
Donald Palmer entertained
six Of his friends at wiener
roast Monday evening in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Dale Palmer.
Mrs. William Anderson enter
tanned Is guests at bridge and
supper Tuesday evening honor
ing Mrs. Charles Breedlove, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacEvans and
son are enjoying a two-week S
vacation at their cottage at Port
Dover, Ont.
Miss Lois Gray spent the
weekend in Mt. Clemens as the
guest of Miss Charlotte Daily.
John J. Owen Of Shamokin,
is visiting in the home of his
son and daughter in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Owen.
Mrs. Clarence Squier was
hostess TO the Tuesday Evening
Contract Club in her home on
Sisson street Tuesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Lane were
hosts at an outdoor supper
Sunday evening in their home
on North Fremont street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
FDR.ChurchiII Farley
in Near Future Expected

sition has been complicated first
by the fact that his own foreign
office has long favored recogni-
ton and second by indications
that this attitude in recent
months has become increasingly
widespread throughout the Brit
Ish government.
Had this recognition issue re-
NAMED in a highly unsettled
condition with Allied armies n
France, it would undoubtedly
have colored all the discussions
of Mr.. Roosevelt tt and Mr.
Churchill in their expected
talks.
No time for theG talks has
been Indicated. The President,
however, has limited at two
news conferences that he ex-
poets to see the, Prime Minister
this Summer or Fall and that
he would probably make the
trip to Britain this time instead
of having Mr.. Churchill come
over.
For a long time, General Els
enhower, lacking an Allied di-
receive, relied on French coop
Grafton along the lines that had
been informally agreed to with
French General Koenig, De-
Gaulle's representative.
The informal nature Of the
Eisenhower Koenig ARA nge-
ments is regarded here as hav-
ing contributed 10 the break
down in cooperation between
DeGaulle and Eisenhower in the
hours Immediately before the
invasion started. II was not un-
ill about two weeks after D-Day
that the Allied Command fin
ally got cooperation worked out
with the French on a day-to- day
basis.
The highly friendly talks held
by Mr.. Roosevelt and General
De Gaulle last week broke the
jam, even though they are I'M
derstood to have been of a most
general nature.
Tuesday the President was
able to announce that he was
prepared, pending election by
liberated French people, TO deal
with the committee as the De
Facto authority in civil admin
istration in France. The COM
mittee would function under
general supervision Of Eisen-
hover who retains final respon-
sibility within the limits Of mil
itary requirements.
The whole thing Is to be for
malized in an agreement based
on a draft already worked out
by British and French officials
in London.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13

WASHINGTON, July 13-CP
- A meeting between President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill may come about be-
fore long, the way cleared IA
part of Mr.. Roosevelts dramatic
revision of French policy to per-
nit practical cooperation with
General Charles De Gaulie.
The problem Of Anglo-Amer-
lean relations with De Gaulle S
national committee of liberation
has been one of the most diff
cult ever to trouble the course
of affairs which have to be
handled jointly by Washington
and London.
The President and the Prime
Minister have at various times
been fairly close together in
their desire not to recognize the
committee as a provisional gov
eminent, but Mr.. Churchilps po-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13
New Baltimore
NEW BALTIMORE NOTES

NEW BALTIMORE NOTES
Guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. LeFevere, Sun
day, in honir of Pvt. Patricia
LIE Fevere, of Washington, D. c.,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nor
ris Of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Goldenbogen and family, and
Mrs. Wilbur Smith.
Mrs. Harry Schmidt of Detroit
and children, will be house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Rivard and daughter, Ethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morhous,
having sold their home on Muir
dick Beach, are moving into
Mrs. Sutherland's home on AL
/ fred street.
Miss Rosetta Rivard VIII
spend her weeks vacation in
Detroit and Pontiac.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kohl
man spent the Fourth with NJ.
and Mrs. Harry Vreeland Of
Walled Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dreyer
visited DR.. and Mrs. Paul on
the Fourth.
Pvt. James Mccormack visit
ed his parents on Today fur
Tough.
Mrs. Richard Robinson enter
tanned the Sewing Club Wednes-
day evening. Extra guests we're
/ Mrs. Harry Schmidt and Mrs.
Dean Matthews.
Larry Maliskey OF st. Clair
Shores spent this week with
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-13

Larry Maliskey OF ST. Clair
Shores spent this week with
James and Thomas Marsh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford TO take a chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right TO the seat Of the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
Soothe and heal raw, tender. infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends lockwood
creoSote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough, per-
hitting rest and sleep. or you are TO
have your money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
Clever Mimics At Bowery

when the Four Jansleys put on
their muscular act and when the
tumbling Caudillo Sisters give a
taste of acrohatics in the south OF
the border manner.
Cued in by cigar chewing
Charlie Carlisle, Johnny King
tenors in mellow fashion, the Pat
Walsh Victory Girls line up for
rhythmic dance routines and spe-
cialty dancer Stephanie Brenton
and the rugcutting Jumpih@ Jivers
go through their PAGES.
The Ben Young orchestra pro-
vides music for the .show and
dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

I You'd never believe that she works
in Defense Plant III you saw her
dressed up in her new Fur Coat.
But it's easy 10 understand II you
know the whole story. You. too can
get the smartest. warmest. longest
wearing Fur Coat. in town, at the
low competitive cash price OF only
$1,000 on easy budget payments at
Franklins during their 18th Ami
versary Sale Here is a very spe-
cial offer made in drive for 500
new customers. a smart new pair
OF shoes or clever new hat, value
$500, absolutely FREE. with your
purchase of new 1915 Luxury
Fur Coat, priced AT only $1,000.
They're better. finer Luxury Furs,
beautifully lined, tailored and
STYLED 10 the minute. And ladies,
whether you're single or married,
whether YOU have lived in Detroit
all your life or you are a NEW
CONFER you can open a Franklin $
budget account in two minutes.
Just 5000 down reserves your Fur
Coat Take your choice OF the
friendly Franklin credit plan that
suits YOU best. with up 10 80 weeks
10 pay. with payments as little as
sl25 weekly. or q charge account
with NO DOWN PAYMENT Right
now your old outmoded Fur Coat
is worth up 10 $500 in trade. No
red tape. no delay Hurry and get
YOUR FREE hat or shoes during
this drive. Use your credit as al
ways at FRANKLIN'S DEPART
MENT STORE. 3l6 Michigan Ave.
open Monday. Friday and Saturday
nights till 9 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
CLUB CASANOVA

Cliff Winehili, Seif-labeted WV
ard OF SchnoZZ has been held
over as Club Casanova headliner.
The supporting lineup includes
Scotty- Munro baritone, Who en-
gagged in "a missions over Ger
many with the RAE Kay Ballard,
impreSSioniSt, Burgess and his
modern magic; the Hardy Sisters,
vocal harmony team; the Belts
Sisters. talented tap double: the
Hollywood Pin-Up Girls. precision
dancers, and others. It's Tommy
Rogers music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

Spruce Mugs
Old time shaving luxury IN this mug
~ rich lathering shave soap with the
famous spruce odor A nTa
thoughtful Jtk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
scandinavian
concert Friday

THE SCANDINAVIAN SYM
PHONY ORCHESTRA will pre-
Dsnt its second concert OF the
eeason Friday evening at the Ionic
Masonic Temple.
The soloist of the evening, LII
Ian Fure, will play Vieuxtemps'
Fantasia Appassionata" with the
orchestra. which is under the di-
Fection of Eduard Werner.
The orchestra will play Sven
pms Norwegian Rhapsody No.
ko movements of Dvorak's
sev World Symphony, the over
Pure to die F1edermaus" by Jo-
hann Strauss and Soderman's
Swedish Wedding March and
Peasant Mazurka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

TOPPING THE new entertain
meut billing AT the Bowery are
the two clever Barhary Coast
Boys, comedy song stars, who re-
produce Al JolSon, Ted Lewis and
other notables in close facsimile.
Detroit song star Del Parker
makes a last appearance before
leaving for Hollywood, where Uni
verSal Pictures have offered her a
contract.
Coordination the keyword
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
WFisIsy's Lavender Set

De Luxe Old Fashioned Lavender Set
with de luxe wood shave bowl, on
lavender lotion in very decorative
bottle. Masculine ar
styled box ---------- tsSV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
WONDER BAR

Songstress Alyene Mason and
Bette Carroll Of the novel piano
songs continue 10 do the vocals al
the Wonder Bar For special inter
est John Dibcrt's dance orchestra
features a nimble-fingered pianist
who does a quick switch TO the
dainty toned marimhaphone. a
double Instrumental turn that is
proVidinC effective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

Pretty brunette Dorothy Fur
lette continues TO win laurels with
her piano-song offerings at the
London Chop House. Blonde Eileen
Faye sings Let Nc Love You To-
night" and other songs that pull
favorable audience reaction. and
Frank Gagcns boys supply dance
able Thythms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29

A ~ell-htting. durlbly contributed
support mat wit greatly ard IN
correcting figure faslts. Make YOU
leak aAd feei trim. It's comfortable
support helps prevent strain and
over fatigue. Fac,ory-trUned men
and women attendants TO ut you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-29
BRASS RAIL

Pianist Roy Swsrtz continues
tireleSs in his efforts 10 provide
daytime melodies AZ the Adams
Avenue Brass Rail. Requesters
have scored zero with their threat
10 put notch in his piano keys
for every number he bungles. For
evening musical fare. the four
Jerry Girardin Melody Men per-
form rhythmically on their in
strumentS.
Evening star., 1944-02-10
Bedroom Furniture Reduced
IA and More for Clearance
Benches and chairs:

Benches ond Chairs:
8 Benches, Colonial design, solid rohoa-
any, rose -ond cotton scot cover. Orio-
noIIy Sl2. Now
8 Chairs, Colonial design, solid nohoe-
any, royon-ond cotton scot cover Oriei-
nolIy $50
Vonities. Dressers, Dressing Table:
5Vonity Boses, HeppIewhte- design, solid
mahogany. Originally Soo so. Nov,
s4s.75
! Dresser, ChippendoIe- design, nohog-
any veneer on hardwood Originally
Slo2 So Now-----S144
! Mirror to match above dresser. Oriei-
nolIy S5o. Now----------S4
! Dresser, Salem style, solid mahogany.
Originally S. So so. 'low--$l26
! Mirror to match above dresser. Orioi-
nolly $3.50 Now
! Dressing Table, mahogany veneer on
hardwood, with matching et-finished
oval mirror. Originally $3.50. Now, S172
7 Mirrors, 18th Century-desien, mohog-
any veneer and hardwood Originally
$780, Now ow------Sl2.75
Evening star., 1944-02-10

sneIe-size, Colonial design, solid ma
hogony Originally S52 So Nov, $3.50
DoubIe-size, Colonial design, solid ma
hoeony Originally $45 Now S2e.75
] Double size. MODERN design, oak ve-
neer on hardwood. Originally S39.75.
Sinee-size. Colonial design, solid mo-
hoeony Originally $3.50 Now $50
3 SineIe-sze, Modern design, oak veneer
on hardwood Originally S26 Now, $3.50
8 SineIe-size, MODERN design, rosewood
veneer on hardwood. Originally S54.75
z SneIe-size, Poster-type, mahogany ve-
neer with solid mahogany. Originally
SIPS. Now w-----$89.75
Night TobIes:
Sheroton-desien, mahogany veneer on
hard Originally SIS. Now, $49.75
z ChippendoIe- design, mahogany veneer
on hardwood. Originally S28. Now,
! Colonial design, mahogany veneer on
hardwood. Originally Sl275. Now, S8.75
3 Modern design, rosewood veneer on
hardwood Originally $3.50. Now.
sls.75
Evening star., 1944-02-10

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnobIe
or exchoneeobIe; not sent c. O. D. or on op-
provo; phone or mail orders not accepted
Some items are soiIed, morred, damaged or
otherwise imperfect. Remnant Merchandise
may be identified by green tickets and green
signs The following departments have espe-
cIoIIy attractive offerings tomorrow:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
Husa nebo krocan?

Ceskoslovensky ministr re-
medelstvi Jan Lichner Sc stall
pc dobu nekolika dn1 nejctenej
Sim Cechoslovakem Anglii.
Ash diva tucty, 81 vic venkov-
skych listu otisklo jeho pf1pis,
" nemz vyslovuje podiv mad
tim, proc Anglicane davajl
pfednost krocanGm a proc mi
sto toho nepestujf radeji busy.
Uvadi radu presvedcivych do
klad1 O uzitecnosti tohoto ces-
keno ptaka, prot nemuz Sc an
glicky turkey zrejme mus1 scho
vat. MinistrGv dopis je pre-
svedcivy a, jak jsme zjistili, je
|tradice krocana v Anglii velmj
mlada = XVIII stolet1. Pred
tim byla tradicnfm vanocnim
,jfdlem husa, ktera Sc v AngliI
prestala pestovat teprve cd te
dolby, co byla zrusena obecn1
pastviste = We prospech SOU
kromeho vlastnictvl.
"Nove Ceskoslovensko'
(Londyn)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
Partyzani take ma Slovensku,
karpatorusove We styku Sc Slo.
vaky a s Rudou armadou.

Londyn (CTK)- Poole spo-
lehlivych zprav doslych do Lon
dyna byl navazan styk mezi
sovetskym letectvem kryjfc1m
postup Rude armady ke Kar-
patGm a mezi- partyzany boju-
j1c1mi ma ceskoslovenskem 1ze-
mi obsazenem Madary. Sou
cinnost techto partyzanG S o.
zbrojenymi vlastenci ma soused
MIN slovenskem dzem1 byla u
spesne vybudovana. V dGsled-
ku londynske a moskevske roz-
hlasove vyzvy uchyluj1 sc hlou-
cky slovenskych vlastencu den
ne do lest a pripojuj1 Sc k par
tyzanGm. Slovensti quislingo-
We jsou neschopni zastavit toto
hnuti. Oblast cinnosti techto
partyzan1 tahne Sc az k prI-
smyku Jablonice, k pr1smyku
Uzockemu a Vereckemu, jimiz
prochazejf transporty do Lwo-
wa, larnOpOlu a Zpot. AVlaSLe
dspesna cinnost partyzand hla-
81 Sc z okres1 bardejovskeho a
michalovskeho. Oddly techto
partyzanG vzrostly nedavno o
lstovky tech, ktef1 uprchli bud
z internace nebo z nucenych
pracf. Oddly jsou vedeny du-
Istojnfky csl. armady, kter1 Sc
skryli pred persekuc1. Tyto cd
Oily podnikly jiz nekolik 1tokG
ma madarske pohranicn1 straze
a znicily nekolik zeleznicnfch
trait a most6. Partyzani jsou
podporovani a ziveni, jakoz j
ukryvani m1stnfm obyvatel-
stvem. Nemci dosud neukon-
eli obsazovan1 karpatskych
prGsmykG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
Praha Sc pripravuje ma spoje-
necke nalety.

New York (CTK) = "Der
Neue Tag" uverejnil 16. ledna
vyhlasku prazskeho policejnl-
no reditelstvi, ma nfz list take
upozornil We sve redakcnl cas-
ii. We vyhlasce Sc pravi, re
"situace v letecke valce mutt
mas k nasazenf vsech sill a k O.
patfenfm, jimiz lie zmlrnit ne
bezpecf pozard." Nafizuje Sc
znovu, ably re vsech pdd byly i
hned odstraneny vsechny hor-
lave predmety, pokud Sc tax
liz ~nestalo We smyslu d~f1vejslch
predpisaG, a ably vsechny dfeve-
ne pIdy a strechy z horlaveho
materialu byly neprodlene O.
patreny ochrannymi protipo-
zarnimi natery. Nar1zen1 je po-
depsano SIS Oberfuehrerem
Mediterranean jake policeJ'
MIN presidentem a velitelen
protiletecke obrany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
Konservativci chteji pry
vyhostiti Edena.
BY LEFT
Pr delSi dObu kOlOvalv Zr

Pc delsi dobu kolovaly zpra-
Wy, re kap. Anthony Eden no
ola sc vzdati uradu zahranic-
nfho ministra a venovati sc L.
pine svym povinnostem jake
'vGdce poslanecke snemovny a
nynf pax pfibylo k MIN DIVINE
nj, re ultra-konservativci usilu-
il o jeho vyhostenf.
z oposicnich politickych kru-
hi bylo vyjadreno pfesvedceni,
re mocha sekce konservativni
strany, ktere Eden jest clenem,
pojala nelibost k nemu, pone-
vadz nebyl dosti "pevnym" We
SVEN nedavnem jednan1 S Rus
KEN.
V souvislosti S tim Sc uvad1
budoucnost Baltickych stat1,
ktere Rusko zabralo pred tim
nez Nemecko ma ne udefilo.
polsky problem a otazka spo-
jeneckych vztahG S italskou
vladou marsala Bagdolia.
"The Evening Standard" k
|tomu poznamenava: "Skupiny.
|jez mali malo spolu spolecneho
az ma kritiku Edena, nikdy ne
mely v lasce jeho pokrokove
nazory a spaly by lepe, kdyby
rfzenf beznych a povalecnych
mezinarodnfch zalezitost1 bylc
svereno nejakemu zpatecnic-
kemu Tory-ovi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
CeSi 81 nevsimaji nemeckych
ustupkHH.

New York (CTK)- Swear
sky list "Der Bund" vzpomnel
pateho vyrocf obsazenf Cesko-
slovenska clankem, v nemz po-
ukazal ma to, re budova nemec
keno T1sskeho kancleTstv1, Cd
kud Goering a ostatnf naciste
neustale hrozili svetu znicenim
Sc sama stala zT1ceninou upro-
sired bombardovaneho Berlfna.
Poukazuje ma znamou skutec-
most, re "souhlas" k obsazenf
Prahy a k zr1zeni "Protektora-
tn" byl Nemci surove vynucen,
svycarsky list srovnava stove
zatou Prahu, jez dosud stojf, Sc
znicenym Berlinem a pravf:
"Tyto berlfnske zTiceniny
jsou pTipom1nkou, re "a hroz-
bami CechGm je dnes st1n jine
hrozby, tentorkat odpov6dnym
nemeckym vddcdm. Je tn jen
rozdfl v tom, re Nemci mali
svobodnou volbu, kdezto CeSi
remeli. Pc Is. bTeznu 1889
nastala costa dlouhemu utrpe-
nj pro Ceskoslovensko. Ones
prave tax v Ceskoslovensku ia
ko vsude v obsazenych 1ze-
mich Nemci sc snazf zfskat 81
sympatie jakymisi 1stupky Wy
volanymi vojenskymi porazka-
mi. Ale nikdo nemGze prehli-
zet, re v ceskem narode plane
ohniva touha pc odporu. Ceka
pouze ma vhodny okamzik.
N6mci ma odpovednych mfstech
81 o tom nedelajf zadne iluse."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
Madarsky general sl'uboval
re rusky postup Dude
ZaStaVenV.

New York (CTK) - Stok-
holmsky casopis "Svenska Dag
bladet" napfsal IA. marca, re
v Madarsku bola pred nemec-
kou okupaciou nalada kazdym
dnom napjatejsia vzhl'adom
ma RICHLY a nezadrzitel'ny po-
stup sovietskych oddielov v O.
b1asti Tarnapola. Nervozitu
madarskeho obyvatelstva ne
bolo mono zmiernit ami pre-
hlasenim Sefa madarskeho ge-
neralneho stabu, gen. Szombat-
helyiho, ktory sl'uboval, re rus
ky postup Dude zastaveny. Stu
bit sd moze vselico, ale tazsie
je etake STUDY vyplnit. Rusky
postup nezastavil ami Mann
helm ami Szombathelyi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07
Svycarsky list o pronasledovani
katolicke cirkve
" "Protektorats."

New York (CTK) "Die
Ostschweiz", casopis vychaze-
jfcf We Svycarsku, zabyval Sc
nedavno postaven1m katolicke
cfrkve v Ceskoslovensku "a ne
mecke okupace. V clanku Sc
pravf:
"Byvala katolicka Lidova
strana byla rozpustena. Jejf
dstfednf organ "Lidove Listy"
Size vychazf dale pod stejnym
jm6nem, ale je vydavan a RI
zen majesty"
"Die Ostschweiz" oznamuje
take, re velky pocet slavnych
klaster1 v Ceskoslovensku byl
uzavfen nebo prevail do ne
mecke spravy. Mezi mimi je
uveden benediktinsky klaster v
Praze a v Rajhrade. List take
uvadf dalsfch sedm NEST, v
nichz klastery, kostely, kate
draly, skoly a nemocnice byly
uzavreny.
svycarsky list take sdeluje,
re "podle seznamu, ktery Sc do
stal pred trent lety do ciziny,
bylo tehdy nekolik set ceskoslo
venskych knezf drzeno v zala-
rich a koncentracnich tabo-
rech. Dalsfch 800 bylo pistave-
no pod policejn1 dohled a nej-
meme tisfc jich bylo odstraneno
z 1Tadu. Tyto cislice Sc v me-
zidobe podstatne zvysily."
"Die Ostschweiz" uvadf ia
Ike jmena n6kolika slavnych
knezf, kteTf zahynuli "a barbar
ske nacisticke vlady. Mezi nj
mi ma prv6m mfste jmenuje
prazskeho arcibiskupat kardi-
nala DIR. Kaspara, jenz Sc sta
vel proti pronasledovanf zidG.
Take strahovsky opat (Zavo-
ral) byl Nemci zabit.
Benediktinsky opat v Praze,
DIR. Almost Vykoukal a Pater
Augustin Subrt, prevor u Sv.
Tomase v Praze, zahynuli v
koncentracnfm tabofe, prave
tax jake Monsignor Stasek, ka-
novnfk prazske Kapituly.
"Takto Sc tedy vede nabozen
skym vddcGm v Ceskosloven-
sku pod nemeckym panstvim
l. jake ostatne vsude, kan sa-
ha nacismus."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07

nj vesnicane jdou ma nj S pus-
kami. Jdou branit sebe a svo-
je deti. Ale brani take druhe
vesnice. NaSe vitezstvi ma u
krajin6 jsou slibem stestf trpi-
CT Europe. Nemci zabiti ma Dne
pru nebudou bojovat S Ameri-
cany ma There ci Seine.
Nase obeti jsou tezke, ale
nemluv1me o Mich. Reknu to,
CO rekl Mimi: "Pocasf je kras-
ne, slunce svft1."
Opravdu, w ie zde jaro. V
Moskve prodavaii mimosy.
Vcera d6vce, touzicf pc SVEN
chlapci GEM ie ma fronte), sc
mne ptalo: "Mysl1te, re toto je
poslednf iaro valky?"
Odpovedel jsem, ovsem sp{-
Sc zertem, nez vazne: "Nevim.
Zeptejte Sc nasich vzdalenych
pfatel, kterf z dalky lepe vidf."