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Evening star., 1944-12-22

Christmas in the District and Met
ropolitan Area churches will be OBJ
served with special exercises.
In many churches elaborate musi-
Evening star., 1944-12-22
ST. JOHNS

ST. JOHNS
lsfeyetts Sqvere
SUNDAY.
500 a.m.-Holy Communion.
LOO a.m.-Morning Prayer,
Mr.. Johnson
lI:oo m.-Sunday School uor hinder
garten primary only,
400 p.m.-French Service,
DR.. Vurpif!ot.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
9-l0:50 p.m.-Open House, library.
90 .m.-Carol Service
1l:3O p.m.-Holy Communion.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
500 a.m.-Hoiy Communion
$50 a.m.-Holy Communion in French
ll:0O a.m.-Hoiy Communion,
Mr.. Magee
Evening star., 1944-12-22
ROCK CREEK PARISH

KEN. CHAKLES W. WOOD, Rector
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Webster St. and Rock Greek Ch. I'd.
DECEMBER "a.
$40 a.m.-Holy Communion.
IL 80 p.m.-Holy Communion, with
Carols
IL 80 p.m.--Family Service of Holy
Communion, with Carols.
Christmas Day.
$50 a.m.-Holy Communion.
1890 a.m.-Family Service of Holy
Communion with Carols.
Wednesday, December e..
$50 m.-Holy Communion
Evening star., 1944-12-22
St. Stephen and The
incarnation

18th and Newton Sts. NV.
Rev. Flint Kellogg. N. A.. Rector
Rev. RoIIo P, Currie. 3. A., Curate
Mems. Boys Choir. Girls Choir.
Mr.. Sherman Kreuzdure NJ. A., orsanist
CHRISTMAS EVE.
80 p.m.-Solemn Eucharist with Pro-
cession. Presentation of
Advent Mite Boxes.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
500 a.m.-Holy Communion.
1000 a.m.-Choral Eucharist.
ru.sd.x cHRssTMAs ssapssSs, WEEK: naz
Patronal Festival.
1o:S" 80" s.m-HoIyy sm-HoIy Goamgnion' f0ehnr3as
rsdsy-Holy Innocents Day
1000 am-Holy Communion and Heal
ing Service.
Friday-Parish Family Christmas Tree
and Party, 500 pm.
NEW YEAR DAY.
Monday. January I, 1s4S.
Feast of the Circumcision
FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY.
SATURDAY. January 8. 1945.
40 and 1000 am.-Holy Eucharist
THE MISSION.
A Preaching, Teaching and Healing
Mission will be held the week of January
continue throughout the week with serv-
ices each evening at 8 O'Clock. excepting
Saturday night. The closing service of
the mission will be on Sunday morning
January 2s. at II O'Clock and will be
in the nature of Rededication. and an
animation OF Unity and Loyalty.
The Rev. James Green. Canon Pre-
centor OF the Cathedral OF St. John The
Divine and Headmaster of the Cathedral
Choir School. will be the Missioner.
Canon Green is a graduate Of the
University of the South and the School
of Theology of the University Of the
South. Both institutions are located AZ
Sewanee, Tennessee. and are owned ard
operated by % Southern Dioceses OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
OOO SEATS FREE
Evening star., 1944-12-22

INGRAM MEMORIAL
Mass. d 10th St. NE.
BERNARD v MUNGER. Minister
$50 a.m.-Church School.
IL 100 a a,m.-"Christ Was Born for
This"
Evening star., 1944-12-22

Church Bells" as a postlude, will be
the additional selections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
De Nalera Wants
Rome Inspected

WASHINGTON. April p CTNSl
The state department today is
in receipt Of a new proposal
from Prime Minister De Valera
Of Ere for the preservation of
Rome from military destruction.
In a formal communication,
De Valera proposed that com
mission be established 10 inspect
Rome and report on It's military
status If the commission found
Rome 20 be demiitarizcd il would
be declared an open city, secure
from attack.
This concrete proposal came
after an earlier appeal by De
Valera addressed 10 President
Roosevelt. This appeal had de-
clared that 3000O0.000 Catholics
throughout the world were dis
treSSed Al the danger now threat
enng ROME
President ROoSevcIt'S reply. re-
leased April 10. laid the RESPONSE
hility for the fate of the city on
Tie Germans. who are using 10
the limit Of It's capacities the
communications network and
other facilities Of Rome 10 further
A purely German military opera
ton
The German government an
nounced that steps had been
taken 10 demilitariZe the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

mother of Our Saviour in a
crusade of prayer.
III the much longed for peace
does not yet shine on the world,
We should still not abstain from
prayer. nor lose courage, nor
confidence in God, but continue
praying silently.
The war in the last year has
approached the Eternal City.
The tragic situation in which
Rome finds itself today causes
the pope great concern. There
fore those who believe in Rome
should turn i'm their prayers 10
Gods mother. MARY.
They should implOre her
that the center Of Christianity
he spared the hazards Of war,
that new SufferingS for its citi-
zens he prevented and that the
revered monuments OF religion
and art, which belong 10 all
civilized people, should 1not he
DESTROYED"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
England Bars
Outside Trips

LONDON. April 25- UP4-NiFt-
ually all travel overseas from
Britain was prohibited today un-
der what the Daily Express called
invasion eve regulations
The home office announced late
last night that only those on bust
ness of urgent national impor-
tancc which cannot be postponed"
would be permitted 10 leave Brit
ain until further notice.
The ministry attributed its
action merely 10 military consid-
erationS but the travel ban OBJ
viouSly was another step TO
prevent invasion secrets from
leaking 10 the AXIS.
The home office said that exit
permits issued prior 10 the new
ban could be used until Thursday
midnight. after which no exit per-
nit would be valid unless il was
issued on or after last Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
7 Stores Burn
In HdmtrdmCk

Fire Of undetermined origin
early today virtually destroyed
the interior of the store of Neis-
ner Bros. Inc, at 963s Joseph
Campau. Hamtramck.
The building is concrete, two
stories tail. Soon after the alarm
was sounded at 400 a. m. the
flames which had been shooting
through the roof the Neisner store
spread TO the New York Linoleum
Co. at $500 Joseph Campau, next
door.
Every piece of fire fighting
equipment in Hamtramck was
called 10 fight the blaze. Several
pieces were sent from Highland
Park TO assist Three hours were
required to bring the fire under
cOntOl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Congressman Urges
Officer Detail Quiz

WASHINGTON, April IS INS)
Rep. SABBATH Cd of Illinois to-
day opened a personal campaign
to GUST 10000 surplus army Off
GERS from the nations cocktail
lounges by requesting the House
military affairs committee to in
vestigate all officer assignments.
SABBATH urged the investigation
as an economy move TO save the
government millions Of dollars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Boy. IL. COnfeSSeS
Staying Of Mother

GRAND RAPIDS, April - -
Finally giving way to 2 repeated
ly{elt urge 10 kill" a 17-year-old
boy. held today in the Kent County
Jail, slew his mother with a .12-
gauge shotgun, he confessed to
authorities.
The youth, Marvin Rawsou sur
rendered 10 police yesterday after
noon and announced
II just shot and killed my
mother, I Just had the urge 10
kill"
Detectives Immediately went 10
his home on The outskirts of the
city and found Mrs Blanche Raw
son, IS. lying dead ON the dining
room floor. a shotgun wound IN
the back of her head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
THE WAR FRONTS

BRITAIN-vrua ban placed on travel out Britain.
page L.
SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE-Hitler and Mussoin confer.
page l.
AIR WAR-5OO L. S bombers blast targets in
Page L.
NEW GUNEAAmericans penetrate six miles inland in drive
against Holandia arstrip. page l.
DPACIFIC-Three islands of Tuk ato bombed Page p
TALY-American troops capture forest beachhead.
Page D.
RUSSIA-Nine roopladen German ships sunk Russian
bombers in Sevastopol page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Pennsylvania S Vote
Is ListIess in Primary

PHILADELPHIA. April .
(UP)-Light voting in the early
hours today marked Pennsyl-
vaniaS most lstless presidential
election year primary since the
turn of the century. Early indi-
cations were that fewer than the
predicted one-third of the states
10000 900 registered voters would
vote
The Democratic party printed
the name Of President Roosevelt
on It's hallotS-the only presiden-
tial candidate listed by either
party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Brides
Father
SluSSei

Mrs Margaret Moore, Of 56f
Grace, Worthwhile, today was sen,
fenced 10 80 days in the House Of
Correction for allowing her 10.
ycar-old daughter 10 marry sol
der last Feb. q,
Immediately after the sentence
she engaged in q smuggling match
with her husband John a. Moore
in which she bloodied his nose,
After punching her husband
Mrs, Moore cried
Il hope you're satisfied now"
and left the court building IN
Highland Park with her hus-
band following her, apologiZlng
AS the blood ran between his
fingers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
100000 OVERSEAS

NEW YORK. April 25 CUP)-
L. 5. forces overseas now total
approximately 100000 men, Mai.
Gen. Hershey. national director
of selective service. disclosed
last night.
Hershey's disclosure came when
he told the national war and
peace fitness conference of the
American Association for Health.
Physical Education and Recreation
that the number Of men rejected
in the draft - 100000 - about
equaled the size of the overseas
force
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Ford ASsdHS
SeditiOn Tie

WASHINGTON. April % Cup
Henry Ford. commenting on a
motion 10 subpoena him as Wit
ness IN the scdiuon trial Of 80
persons. said today thar the ac-
uon was a malicious attempt by
persons accused Of diSloyalty 30
obscure their alleged misdecdS
Ford $ statement was issued by
h.s representatives here after
James j. LaughlIn. attorney for
Edward James Smythc moved
that Ford and Charles A. Lind
bergh be called 70 testify.
tSee other story, Page Two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Weinberg Audigned
Pleads Not Guilty

Ernest Weinberg owner OF The
Weinberg College Of Drama and
Voice Production a. 14l3l Wood
ward. today pleaded not guilty AT
his aTraignment on a charge OF
operating his school without a
license.
The charge Grew out Of some
30 complaints from his pupils that
though they paid large amounts
Of money for his training. they
received no benefit from the
lessons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Prayer Crusade
IS Urged by Pope
InternafionaI Sound m

LONDON April IS GNS)-Pope Plus XII in a letter
to Luigi Cardinal Maglione, papa secretary Of state
appealed today all Catholics to JOIN crusade Of prayer
during May
The Vatican radio quoted the letter as follows
THE Pope declares that the foundations of human
society shaken.-Iu May all Catholics particularly
children led by their parents should the heavenly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Hit-Runner Kills Pedestrian

Francis WilczynSki 63. of 1922
Military, was dead today, the VIC
tim of a motorist who struck him
at Military and Stark and failed
10 stop. His death brought the
total of traffic dead to "a for the
NCap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

LONDON, April 25 up The
British government submitted ltS
seventh wartime budget 10 Com
mons today calling for an cXpcnd-
iture Of almost f6 100000 tS24-
000 900 900 during the 1915 fiscal
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Swedes Seize Nazi Maps

STOCKHOLM, April 25 INS)
Swedish Gus tom authorities
have seized several thousand more
German maps Of Scandinavia. II
was reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Reich Raided
For 9Th Day

LONDON, April y GNS)-An
estimated 500 bomhcrs OF the Z. S
Eight AIR Enrcn- znaarhn.ld.4sa llt-
ninth consecutive day Of tho
gigantic Allied aerial invasion az
the continent. today carried our a
a triple blow against %aN UilI-
-tar,l tArCC1A EralLe VIII
strikes AZ Nancy Metz and DIXON
Al the same time medium and
light bomhers Of Tho q s. Nnth
AR Force and thc RAF attacked
military ohicctNes Ir fae r-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT areas of north
ern France. American NarludcrS
and Havoc A-20 b0ubCre teamed
with Raj Bo,t0n> IN the latter
raids
Nancy and Metz. in northeast
France. and Dion adj are mpor-
tant Nazl-contro'lod c0umunlca-
lions CeutcrS Dion Hc, about 10
miles west Of The Swiss border
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
HITLER and DUCE
CONFER ON CRISIS
IFS HereFacinS
War Work Draft

A proposal which would make II mandatory for those
classified in Az to take essential Job after leaving the
induction under consideration by the Detroit labor
committee of the War Manpower Commission, il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists
in selection. fitting truSseS and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
In The Times TODAY
EVENING BANKING HOURS a

Industrial National Bank. Main
office Mondays 6 10 8 p. m.
Branches Friday evenings s to 8.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
HINT CRISIS IN REICH

A Stockholm dispatch to the
Daily Mail today quoted uncon-
firmed reports from Helsingborg
that German restrictions on COM
munications between Denmark
and Sweden were caused by "ex-
traordinary events" inside Ger.
many.
The dispatch said no informa-
ton on the nature Of the events
was available.
Yesterday, passenger traffic
from Denmark TO Sweden was
suspended and telephone COM
munication was broken in the
afternoon. The Germans thus
virtually isolated Copenhagen.
capital of Nazi-dominated Dem
mark, from Sweden.
Ferry passengers for Malmoe,
Sweden. from Denmark were told
when they went aboard yesterday
that the boat would nosSreturn
and that there would be no serv-
ice for the next few days.
Plane flights between Malmoa
and Copenhagen were stopped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Ydnks Push
.6=Mi|esI Info
New Guiined

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ.
NEW GUINEA. April 25
(INS) A m erican troops
pressed within five miles of
the main Hollandla airstrip
in Dutch New Guinea today
after penetrating inland six
miles from landing points on
the coast.
THE navy department in
Washington announced thar car
rier-borne planes OF the L. s.
fleet had destroyed 10l Japa-
nese planes in softening up
operations prior 10 the troop
landings.
The planes we're destroyed at
Hollandia; Wakde Island, 10
miles west Of ffoiiandfa, and at
Sawar, IL miles farther west.
~ S. cruisers and desuoyers
Shelled the airfields AT Wakde
and Sawar III the first AmeFi-
can naval action against the
northern New Guinea coast.
Our ships suffered no damage.)
I5O-MILE FRONT
L. s. invasion forces already
were in control of Hollandia
township, on Humboldt Bay, early
objective IN the iarge-scale am
phibious operation which saw
American troops swarm ashore
along the northern coast Of New
Guinea on a 150-mlle front.
The forces in the Hollandia
area also seized Leimok Hill and
PIN Village. twenty-five Jap
dead were counted
Gen Macarthur a amour c d
steady progress in the offensive 10
seize strategic air bases.
A column of American troops
which put ashore IN the Tanah-
merah Bay sector advanced inland
under cover of light artillery 10
reach Sabron Village, six miles
from the coast.
WEAK RESISTANCE
These forces met only weak re-
SiStance.
In the Aitape area. $50 miles to
the east in northeast New Guinea,
American forces advanced on
Aitape Village. Our forces have
occupied the Tadii airdrome, and
are at work preparing
the field.
Omitted Press reported that
Allied fighter planes were al
ready flying from the Tadji
strip in support of the Ameri-
can Jungle troops
l.. s. troops which entered the
town OF Hollandia after crushing
scattered Jap resistance found the
village destroyed Not a single
had escaped damage in
the air and naval blow dealt by
the Pacific fleet.
HASTY FLIGHT
The town was strewn with the
bodies of Japs. Elsewhere there
was evidence of a hasty flight by
those who survived the Smelling
and bombing.
1t Gen. Kenny'S Fifth Air
Force raided the isolated Wewak
area of New Guinea Sunday with
176 tons OF bombs and then
100 miles south 10 drop
l35 tons on HanSa Bay.
Targets on the western side of
the new invasion points also were
by heavy bomberS which
ranged $50 miles west of Hum
boldt Bay to strike Nabire,
Kamiri and Namber airdromes at
Geelvink.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are specialists
in selection. fitting truSSeS and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward
D&C Lake Lines to Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25


Under the proposal those in
essential industry would be per-
mitted to return TO their Jobs
after being put in AZ, while those
in Hnessentfaf-induStry- wuufd-be
referred TO the United States En-
pioynent Service for "channefing
into vital war plants with critical
labor shortages.
POSSESSES AUTHORITY
Cushman said that as VINO
director he had full power to
adopt the proposal with approval
of the regional director, and
pointed TO recent statements in
Congress that selective service
and VINO officials had adequate
authority TO cope with such crit
zeal labor problems.
while no action has been
taken on the proposal, the mat
ter is being studied" he said.
THE plan will help the labor
situation, but we do not expect
IL will solve the critical labor
problem. -
Cushnan said that many of
the states $4,000 men in Az
had only minor physical defects
but had not gone into essential
industry, and added it was sig
nificant that 40 per cent of men
seeking employment here through
the USES were in the az group.
Other developments today in
the confusing manpower and
draft picture were these
Plans for re-screening tests for
many of the nations 100000
men found unfit for military duty.
with emphasis on those rejected
for educational deficiencies and
mental diseases, were announced
by Mai, Gen. Hershey. national
director Of selective service.
WORK OR BE DRAFTED
Congressional sponsors Of a ma
tional work or be drafted bill
have asked the war department
for endorsement Of their proposals
which would require immediate
induction of draft registrants be-
tween Is and As who leave farms.
war plants, or essential war &C
INVITES.
Senator Wheeler announced in
Washington that he would intro
duce new legislation reducing the
draft for all fathers 10 26 years.
which would end the confusion
now because the direc-
tives are changed from day 10
day."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
R0dd0ffiCidI
iHSHinnseIf

LANSING. April 25-Floyd z.
Koontz, executive secretary of the
Michigan Road Builders ASsocia-
ton, who admitted in 1913 that he
collected political contributions
from state highway department
bidders, died today of a self-in-
fiicted shotgun wound, police said.
Koontz, 81, had been a witness
in an earlier grand jury investiga-
ton of money collected allegedly
from bidders during the tenure of
office of Murray D. Van Wagner
as highway commissioner.
Judge Hayden reported no find
ings in the inquiry.
Koontz had been connected with
road building in Michigan many
years. starting as an estimate en-
gineer under the Republican adj
miniStration of Commissioner
Frank +. Rogers.
When the Democratic Van
Wagner became commissioner in
1888 he retained KoontZ as esti-
mate engineer, explaining that he
did so because of KoontZ's popu-
larity with contractors.
BUILDS CAMPAIGN FUND
Becoming secretary of the Road
Builders Association three years
later. KoontZ was instrumental in
building up a campaign fund, most
of which went TO the Democratic
machine.
He revealed last year that A
tribute of one-hfth of one per cent
Of the amount bid mad been levied
CONTINUED on Page .. Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

D&C Lake Lines to Cleveland
every night at II 80. Travel in
comfort. Service 10 Buffalo begins
Saturday. May 6. CA. 9S0o.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

The youthful slayer told police
he had=Had= nfgrdcrouS impulses
twice before in the last three
months.
Yesterday, after his father. Fred,
had gone 10 work. the Staying i'm
pulse entered into him strongly,
he confessed. He secured the shot
gun from his fathers room. he
said and waited until his mother.
who was washing dishes IN the
basement came upstairs. then shot
her from the bedroom.
Marvin has two brothers. Carl.
20. and Harvey rs. and A sister
DnlorCS-lS.
NU-ENAMEL-EASY TO APPLY
ReGniSh walls and woodwork
Leaves no brush marks.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
I Days
0fWar Aims

LONDON, April IS fINSl
Hitler and Mussolini dis
.cussed common aims at a
conference last Saturday and
Sunday, the German news
"a gency DNB announced
today.
German Foreign Minister Won
Ribbentrop and Field Marshal
Keitel, chief of the German army
high command, were at the meet
ing, DNB said.
The fuehrer and Mussolini, the
enemy announcement said, dis
cuSsed military and economic
problems and their common aims.
Mussolini was said to have in
formed Hitler of a decision oy
the republican fascist government
in northern Italy, puppet regime
set up by the Nazis. TO increase
its war effort along with Germany
and Japan.
This decision has been warmly
recognized" and the Reich is eff
fectively supporting MusSolini's
government, DNB continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

For Auto Loans Call ca. 934l
THE MICHIGAN BANK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
THE WEATHER

The sun Will set a. s2f M today
and rise tomorrow al 6.J5 a nj
The moon viii SET A. IL ~ a. ~ TO-
day and rise tomorrow AZ a.1I m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
IT-FNAMFI-EASY TO Apply

RetiniSh walls and woodwork
Leaves no brush marks.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

So Other story. Page Two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
BUILDS CAMPAIGN FUND

CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Britain Seeks "a Billions

CONTINUED on Pagc ., Col. p
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
V~yznamenani pro csl. vojaky.

New York (GTK) = Presi-
dent BeneS schvalil udeleni
techto vyznamenan1 ceskoslo-
venske brigady V Sovetskem
Svazu: Ceskoslovensky valecny
kT1z byl posmrtn6 udelen voji-
nGm Josefu Fuhrmannovi, AL
fredu Naschovi a Kurtu Steine-
row, kter1 padli u Sokolova v
breznu 1914. Dale byl valec-
ny kTfz udelen rotmistru Karlu
Krupicovi, rotnym A. Faltero-
vi, F. Foltynovi, l.. smejkalovi,
cetar1Gm F. Slavfckovi a M. No
vakove; desatnfkdm H. Blasen-
steinovi, J. Tupemu, A. Mraz-
kovi; svobodnfkGm J. Kapla-
move, V. Rdzickove, D.. Cerma-
kove, G.. A~ckermanovi, M. l..
Jalkovi, H. Herrmannovi; vo-
jin1m J. Simunicinerovi a r.
Bihellerove; porporucfku zdra-
votnictva Scheerovi. Vsichni
JmenOVanl Dyll V DOJlch u So
kolova.
Soucasne byla % ddstojnf-
kun a podddstojn1kdm cesko-
slovenskeho letectva We Velke
Britanii udelena prvni, druha,
tfet1 nebo ctvrta ratolest k jiz
drive ud6lenym medajlfm "a
chrabrost, Ia SO az 60 hodin O.
peracn1ch letu.
Drivejs1 hodnostnl odznaky
ceskoslovenskych generald by
ly nahrazeny novymi, a to jed
ma, dive ci tri hvezdy ma vyloz-
kach u brigadnich, divisnfch a
armadn1ch general1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Musi postavit zidiGm synagogu.

re Nemci rozb1jeli synagogy
je znamou veci, ale re by je ia
Ike museli staveti, udalo Sc snad
iedine v Irsku. Kdyz roku 1910
podnikali nazisti nalety ma
Londyn, litali obycejne pres r.
sko, ably Sc vyhnuli anglicke
obrane. Jednou leteli pres Du-
bin a pilot 81 nepochybne sple-
tt signaly a spustil bombu ma
zidovskou synagogu. Jelikoz je
Irsko neutralnl, zadala jeho
vlada reparace a Nemecko mu-
selo skodu nahraditi. Nynl je
" Dubline stavena nova syna-
goga a mi to skoro komicky, re
lie savena "a nazisticke pen1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Dunaj rozvodnsn, strach z min
zastavil dopravu.

Stale deste nekolika posled-
mich dnf zp1sobily rozvodnenl
Dunaje, jehoz voda zatopila
doky v Budapest a vylila Sc ma
zemedelske pozemky v provin-
cilch, jak bylo oznameno roz-
hlasem z Budapest.
V rozhlasu bylo tez Teceno,
re madarske dopravn1 spoiled
nosti Sc rozhodly zastaviti osob
nj plavbu pc Dunaji az do dali
s1ho ornament "vzhledem k ne
bezpeci min a k nehodam, jez
sc jiz pTihodily."
V drlvejsfch zpravach bylo
oznameno, re dive lodi najely
ma minu, pr cemz zahynulo 10
a poraneno bylo 80 osob.