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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
njihov rad da stvaraiu wise y

IIJiliOV Idu I'D StVdTdJu wise.
"Apsurd" je blag naziv "a pri-
menu ovom sistemu. "Zlocinac-
ki' bilo bi wise pristojno i opisu-
JUICE. Pa jos, ma suprot svih nil
hovih samo-kaznjavanja, ovo je
sistem koga je svaka kapitalis-
ka ustanova svetu odlucna da
brani produzi.
Posleratni kapitalizam treba ko-
losalne place.
U delu II, 'Zapaljivosti Svets-
kog Rata br. III', mi cemo izneti
potresne cinjenice ticuci Sc ame-
riekog izvoznog poslovania u
proslosti, statisticku istoriju
borbe "a svetsku trgovinu koia Sc
nagomilala u sadasnju rasplam-
telost Onima koji traze uzroc-
ne faktore rata, sve-svetsku pro-
past kapitalizma, ova informa-
CHA ina veliku vrednost. Ia a.
mericke kapitaliste u traganju "a
posleratnim pijacama, dakako, O.
ma ina manju vrednost. Razlog
je da bi Sc ostvarilo "puno upo-
slenje" posle rata zahtevace Sc
izvazanje tako mnogo iznad i
jednoga u proslosti da su pred
ratne broke doslovno zakrzljavi-
lie.
Naibolia predratna godina bila
je 1920. kada je ova nacija odas-
lala van robe u vrednosti cd So
228,016.000. Ma l8. maia Senator
Harley Kilgore, demokrata IL
West Virginije, kazao je sastan-
ku Nacionalnog Saveta Americ-
kih Izvazaca u New Yorku da bi
$4,000, 100000 stepen posleratne
trgovine bio zalosno nedovo-
ljan" da bi Sc proizvodnja odr-
zala ma sadasnioj liniji, izvozni
cili mora biti S25, 100000. 900. O.
delenje Trgovine drzeci ma unu
potencionalnosti svetske place,
uzdiglo ie njegove poglede "a ne
posredni posleratni period (ka-
da Sc ratom unisteni predict bu-
du preizgradiivali) do 10000
100000. 1zgleda da oni koji ina
du veru IL buducu sposobnost a.
merickog kapitalizna da odrzi
"puno uposlenje" kroz izvaza-
ME. iesu sami stalinisti, ciji je
firer Earl Browder, razmetajuci
izneo pred "komunisticku" kon-
venciiu:
"Ja sam izracunao da mi tre-
banjo move strane place cd oko
cetrdeset niliiardi godisnje, IL
mad toea Sto bi mi dobili Ii toku
poslovanja a-kao-i-obicno, da bi Sc
zaiamGilo sa ma kakvorn ozbili-
nostu puma kontinentalna opera
CHA nase ekonomiie. Ortodoksal-
nj ekonomi meme uveravaju da
je to prilicno nemocuce da Sc
ostvare strane place takve veil
cine, ali ia sam nemocan da u
svojim njihovu presudu -"
Ali kapitalisti koiima Sc Brow
der tako vatreno ulizuje inladu,
kako izgleda. mamie we're u ''te-
heransku" carobiju. Ne samo da
su niihovi izvozni ciljevi wise u
nego da bi Sc do niih
doslo oni predvidiaju divlje u
takmi6no ratovanje, potpomog-
nuto sa najaicom mirnovren7e-
nom nilitarnom silom u istorili.
(Deo br. II pojavice Sc u sle-
deem izdanju.}
(WEEKLY PEOPLE.
3. juna 1o44.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
VAzNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

cinstva nazivaju "dobrocinstvi-
ma, izdaja "vrlinom", kapitali-
zan " "socijalizmom'', pa cak rad
nike Sc naziva ''kapitalistima"
I onda kakvo je cudo da niko nj
koaa, ne moze da razuIne u ovoj
1nediunarodnoj w avi lonskoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
Citaite strife '*Radnicku Borbu''!

Pravi najgori neprijatelj naroda jeste danasnja
burzoaska stampa. Zato drze strogo dusom de-
we ito vam je dobacuem Prezr mrzna, smrt pro-
past dana5njoj bursoaskej stampi! = Lassalle
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-04
c. FOOD DEALERS
DEFER CONVENTION

The annual convention Of the
North Carolina Food Dealers AS
soclatlon. which was to have been
held Sunday and Monday, has been
postponed until October 8 and 9 be-
cause Of the polio epidemic, James
3. Vo9ler, secretary, announced to-
day.
VI J. Woodlief. of Henderson. is
a director Of the State association
and Arthur II. Surprise, Of Hender-
son, IS a member of the resolutions
committee.
Evening star., 1944-03-21

4F1Ol tllGll l1,OUO pouIluS vi ll6WS-
papers, magazines and cardboard
were brought in yesterday by schools
in the first district of The Evening
Star-PTA Salvage for Victory Pro-
gram in spite of the unfavorable
weather, bringing the campaigns
total to 3,474 ,409 pounds.
Several excellent totals were re-
corded, considering the difficulty in
bringing the collections to school.
Ambush turned in 3O75 pounds
and SyphaX 1881 pounds.
Randall Junior, however, was the
high scorer with $3.50 pounds.
Hearst added another 5,O62 pounds
to its record and Buchanan had
2,507 pounds.
Today Addison School, at Thirty
second and P streets NV, received
its Salvage for Victory banner
which it won last week when the 1870
pupils at the school brought their
per capita mark to HAT. This ranks
Addison 18th among all schools in
this rating.
Payments Sent Out.
Payment for paper collected in
the first district during February
was sent last week to the following
schools:
Jefferson Junior, $21114; Buchan-
an, S91.70; Randall Junior, S76.58;
SyphaX, $61.05; Bryan, S55.lO; Gid
dings, s52.68; Orr, S423S; Bell,
$38.82; Fairbrother-A -Amidon, S34.63;
Kimball, $3l80; Davis, $32.89; Am
bush, s29.27; Bowen, s2816; Ketch-
am, S20.77; Wallach, 5000; Cham
berlain, Sl6.79; Payne, $1584; Van
Ness, S13.25: Greenleaf, $3.50; S. J.
Bowen, s5.32, and Birney, 1929.
Payments in the second district
were:
Shaw Junior, $16253; Garrison,
$685.; Grimke, S91 SO; Garnet Pat
terson, S7l.69; Terrell Junior, s71;
BrooklandNoyes, S6941; Douglas
Simmons, S65.47; Cleveland, SCI 40;
Burroughs, S54.56; Bundy, $54;
Woodbridge, s5432; Morse Twining,
S4602; Langdon, $53.13: Bunker
Hill, S45.54; st. Martins, S37;
Emery lexington, s35 80: J. F. Cook,
S3l; Harrison, $3042; Taft, S27.62;
Thomson, s23.39; Langston, S8O4.
Third District Payments.
Mcfarland, s202,12; Raymond,
$500; -Magruder, s76.98;
Takoma, s73.31; Morgan, s69.46;
Banneker, S6264; BrightWood,
s62.12; Truesdell, S60.28; Gage,
S52.15; Barnard, s51.54; West,
s47.3O; Central, s45.42; H. D. Cooke,
S43.32; Adams, $4145; Bancroft,
s36.72; Roosevelt, $35.75; Mott,
S32.13; Park View, s3088; Powell,
S2l.34; Bruce, $1650; H. Wilson,
S11.90, and Monroe, S615.
Payments in the fourth district
were:
Hearst, $15O.79; Lafayette, sl15.32;
Murch, S65.45; Hardy, S6496; Addi-
son, S4l04; Stoddert, s34.35; Fill
more, s3l.42; Key, s3011,a Phillips
Wormley. s2997; Oyster, s2732;
Stevens, S2594; Montgomery, s23.03;
Grant, Sl8.15; Curtis-Hyde, s16.75;
Eaton, S1296; Corcoran. Sl2.03;
Mann, lib; st. AuguStine's, S4,73
Payments in the fifth district
Kingsman, sl2997; Madison
Taylor-Pierce, s9526: Merritt,
$8252; Logan, S79F Blow Webb
s6l.14; Smothers, s6066; Benning
s5210; Wheatley, s45.l9; Gales
Seaton, s436; lair-Hayes, s43.75;
Hilton-Peabody, s3742; Young, s28;
DeanWood, S25.45; Burrville, s22.86;
Carberry-Ludlow, Sl8,58; Kenil-
worth, SIG. and Browne, IS.
Payments in MARYLAND were.
Four Corners. $ll029 Leland,
s9l89; Alta Vista. S5943, and Our
Lady Of LourdeS, S33
Benjamin Chisholm, 78, Dies
NEW YORK, March 81 lPy.-Ben-
Srt,
Evening star., 1944-03-21
Benjamin Chisholm, 78, Dies

NEW YORK, March 81 lPy.-Ben-
jamin Ogden Chisolm, 78, former
United States representative on the
international Prison Commission,
died yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-03-21
Days Paper Salvage
By Schools Reaches
Total Of $4,000 Lbs.
Paper Collections
At Schools Tomorrow

Following is the schedule for
The collection Of waste paper.
magazines and cardboard in
The Evening Star-PTA Salvage
Tor Victory program in the third
district tomorrow, together with
The leaders in both total weight
and per capita;
Evening star., 1944-03-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Occasional
CONSTIPATION

tosy Woy to Get Relief
Take one or two E-Z Tablets at
bedtime. They are tiny, practically
tasteless. easy and pleasant to take.
Amazingly effective in a mild and
comfortable way. No gripping, no un-
pleasant after effects. If you are
sluggish, headachy or dizzy due to
occasional constipation, just try E-Z
Tablets and tomorrow morning note
the difference! Only 25c at drug
stores for so tiny E-Z Tablets.
Evening star., 1944-07-19

the Germans had blown up bridges.
Distant explosions suddenly made
us jump; heavy German artillery
was firing on the roads to San
Gimignano and on the town itself.
This meant the enemy had with
drawn from the place. We took cover
on a side road; then. and as things
grew quieter, we went on. Five
more shells landed close to us.
We were nearing the town after
walking about 2 miles and we
started up the last slope. A bearded,
-haired master sergeant COM
manding platoon of Moroccans
Evening star., 1944-07-19

had orders to 60 straight into the
town, while other forces. bypasstng
San Gimignano, would push to the
next objective.
The executive ofiicer and his stan
captain had left us to make con-
tact with . unit on our left. The
engineers had left US, too; they
were clearing up the cross country
trails for the tank destroyers. The
master sergeant. his Moroccans, the
American writer Hassolt Davis,
who serves in the French Army, and
myself remained alone.
fConyrieht 1N44 by Eve C.urje)
Evening star., 1944-07-19
BY 1T. EVE CURIE

BY LII. EVE CURlE.
FRENCH CORPS FRONT IN
ITALY Delayed One morning a
few days ago found myself march
ing into San Gimignano, about 20
miles northwest of Siena, with the
first platoon of French troops to
enter the city. San Gimignano for
several days has been the main OBJ
iective of one of our divisions. The
town-one of the loveliest in Tus-
cany-occupies dominant position
on hill. 1t commands several
roads into Empoli Pistoia and the
barrier of the Apprentices.
My army duties had brought me
for few days to the headquarters
of one of the Moroccan rifle regi-
ments. We lived under tents in a
field Of harvested corn. Night and
day We could hear both enemy and
friendly howitzers barking Artil-
lery groups supporting our infantry
units in this area fired 10000 rounds
every "a hours. The German artil-
lery also was active.
Many of the German shells were
aimed at low hill in front of us,
held by one of our forward bat
talions. Beyond were the first Ger
man positions. about l mile from
our camp. Still farther to the right
were the towers of San Gimignano.
From these towers enemy observers
no doubt were watching us, just
as we were watching them.
Plan of Operation Arrives.
A short time before plans of oper-
etlon had come to the regiments s
commander from divisions head
quarters. There were two short
typewriter sheets in all filled with
concise sentences. Hill 624 was to
be occupied by. night. At dawn our
troops were to descend toward the
lower hill on which lay the town
and then bypass it on both sides.
One little phrase summed up every
thing. 1t ran: Mission; take San
Gimignano
AS we came nearer to D-day our
colonel, who was always calm and
mildly sarcastic. smoked his pipe
with growing asSiduity while grow
ing numbers of French and Ameri-
can officers visited his tent to make
last-minute arrangements. Liaison
officers were busy as bees. Jeeps
dashed back and forth. Coded words
were being endlessly spelled on radio
transmitterS.
We finally got word that rifemen
and GoumS French Colonials, had
occupied Hill 624 according to plan.
BY now We knew almost by heart
every cluster of trees on the steep.
woody hill. so often had we looked
at 1t to guess how our people were
doing. A regimental observation
post was installed in a tiny ceme-
terry. To get to the telescope, we
had to crawl for 30 yards to avoid
being spotted by the enemy.
Accompanied Executive Officer.
The executive officer of the regi-
ment was to supervise movements of
Moroccan battalions. He allowed me
to accompany him. We left regi-
mental headquarters before dawn
village OF San Donate. taken the dav
before. Our radio transmitter kept
us in contact with headquarters and
with the scattered battalions, in
visible TO us, that were advancing on
neishboring slopes under cover of
trees
A sign made of white tape made
us halt on the road: farther I'D mine
clearing had not been completed.
We had to wait for the engineers.
We thought We were alone until
We discovered the helmeted head of
silent and motionless Moroccan
soldier sticking over stone wall
only few yards from us. One
platoon of riflemen was sheltered
there awaiting orders. This was the
Evening star., 1944-07-19

vanguard of one of our outfit. We
were in the front line.
From the rear two young American
officers of tank destroyer unit ar
rived in jeep. They asked: "Is
this road cleared of mines? Can
our tank destroyers go forward?"
The answer was: mo. not yet"
Vehicles OF the French engineers
section already were in sight. Four
men alighted and started walking
on the road, making a slow sweep
ing movement over it with their
mine detectors. We followed them
and so did the platoon of riflemen.
We could not use the jeep any more:
Evening star., 1944-07-19
Eve Curie Joins French Troops
In Capture of Italian Town
Describes Stuff Work
And Fighting on Rood
To San Gimignuno

fEpe Curie, daughter OF Nine.
Curie, co-discoperer of radiun. is
a noted author and lecturer. Her
book, tourney Among Warriors"
,Uas a best seller. 'No,p a Heuten-
ant in the Volontdires Franchises,
a counterpart OF the American
Women's Army Corps, 1t. Curie
,Drites. not as ,Dar correspond
ent, but as an officer on duty.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Jake Ia starych casE.

Zlata horecka ma Aljasce ST.
&c davno pominula, ale hracske
remeslo kvete jake "a starych
cast, ovsem zasluhou americ-
kych vojakG. O jednom Sc wy
pravl tato zarucena historka.
V Kodiaku Sc dostal jeden vo-
jak do hry kostek s nekolika
bohatymi civilisty a stesti mu
bylo mad ocekavani pTiznivo.
Nez byl S mimi hotov, met v kap
Sc ash $4,000 a vedle toho Wy
hral taxikabovou spolecnost a
jednu hospodu. PAX uz neby-
10 mic k vyhranf, krone re Sc o.
statnf hraci chteli vsaditi O svo-
je saty, ale o ty nechtel mas vo-
jak hrati vzhledem k tomu, re
byla venku pf1lis velka zima.
Zanechal tedy hry a telefono-
val vojenske policii, ably 81 pro
pTisla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
TIL ctvrtiny uzemi Podkarpat-
ske Rusi " rukou partyzanH.

Londynsky rozhlas oznamil,
re Ukrajinci V Karpatech =
Ceskoslovensku, Polsku a Ru-
munsku = pTispeli a prisp1va-
il znacne k ruskym v1tezstv1m
ma Ukraine tim, re poskozuji
nemeck6 dopravn1 prostredky
a olejove, jakoz i benzinove "a
soby V zazemf. Britsky rozhlas
Poole pGvodn1ho ornament mo-
skevsk6ho rozhlasu podal zaj1-
nave doklady O dcinnosti tech
to organisovanych vlastenc1 "
zazemf, kteff doposud znicili
$4,000 tun oleje, vyhodili do
povetT1 vice nez 800 mostG a
znicili asi 1000 vlakG. Velmi
dobTe organisovane vlastenec-
Ike oddly "a nemeckou frontou
vyhubili Is velkych nemec-
kych odd1lG a zabili celkem asi
10000 NemcG."
z Podkarpatske Rusi Sc hla-
81, re nedavno utvoTene oddly
karpatoruskych, ceskych a slo-
venskych bojovnfkG pGsobi We
lice 1sp6sne. Skoro tri ctvrti-
ny 1zemi Madary obsazen6
Podkarpatske Ukrajiny sc ma
chazf uz pod kontrolou techto
vlasteneckych bojovn1kG, KITE
rych Sc okupacnf 1rady boil.
W drive bylo hlaseno, re ma
darska armada a policejni Cd
Oily sc vyhybaj1 srazkam S te-
mito bojovniky, jejichz rady Sc
mnozf kazdym dnem.
I ma Slovensku odbojova ma
lada Sc projevuje stale otevfe-
neji a pusobf quislingovskym
gardistGm skutecne starosti.
Doposud gardistict1 a vladnf ci-
nitele terorisovali obyvatelstvo
Ia assistance nemecke armady
q gestapa. Nyn1 vsak nadesla
doba, ably Slovaci odplaceli ty-
to provokace rozhodnymi ra-
nami domac1m quisling6m a
NemcGm ably urychlili tax svo-
je vitezstv1. = (CTK)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Nsmecka vlada sc odstshovala
do Bratislavy, ukradene
SIovakHm.

Re Svedska a Svycarska do
chazejl podrobnosti, jak VAST
ne doslo k okupaci Slovenska
nemeckymi oddly. Poole zprav
svycarskeho a svedskeho tisku
(stokholmska Nya Daylight
Allehanda a curysska Zuricher
Zeitung) byli Tiso a Tuka pred
volani k Hitlerovi uz koncem
dnora a bylo Jim oznameno, re
Bratislava Dude pfem6nena v
hlavnl stan nemecke armady a
stTedisko n6mecke vlady a re
ma byt maizena, evakuace slo-
venskeho obyvatelstva z Brati-
slavy. Tim Sc take vysv6tluje
fakt, re k teto evakuaci nedo-
chazelo z obavy pred nalety,
nybrz jedine proto, re Sc Mem
ci rozhodli Bradshaw definitiv-
ne Slovensku ukrast. Tiso a
Tuka pry nab1zeli NemcGm a.
by 81 wall Zilinu, Banskou By
strict nebo Zvolen, a oddGvod-
novali to tim, re tato mfsta jsou
blize fronte, nez je Bradshaw.
Kdyz to Nemci odm1tli, zadali
slovenstf quislingove ably eva
kuace byla aspoh odlozena ma
dobu pc IA. bTeznu, ably mohli
.tukovci V nerusene nalade osla-
vovat svGj statnf svatek IA. bfe
INA. I to Nemci odm1tli a to
poukazem ma to, re v dnesn1
dobe nemaj1 cas- pro takovou
sentimentalitu.
Vyhlasky O evakuaci sloven-
skeho obyvatelstva z Bratisla-
Wy byly uz vyveseny 3. bfezna
a evakuace ma byt dokoncena
do 81. brezna. svycarske no.
why sdelujf, re uz nekolik tislc
SlovakG bylo z Bratislavy Wy
vezeno. Svycarsky a svedsky
fisk Sc domn1vaj1, re brzy bu-
dou sesazeni slovenstf quislin-
COVE, kteTf uz nejsou Nemcum
uzitecnf. Znamy svedsky list
'Goteborger Handelstidningen'
pfse doslova: "Pravdou je, re
Slovaci jsou ted spoutani ma
rukou a ma nohou. Slovaci ma
il dnes meme svobody a neza-
vislosti, nez kterykoli jiny ma
rod"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Pametni ar$iky Csl. znamek "
Chile k ucteni Is. vyroGi
~Ceskoslovenska.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Ceskoslovensk6 narodnf sdru-
zenf V Chile S "Union para la
Victoria" organisac1 pro po-
moe valecnemu 1sili Spojenych
narod1, jej1mz pTedsedou je
byvaly chilsky ministr zahra-
nicnfch vec1 Marcial Mora Mi
randa, vydaly k p6tadvacate-
mu vyroc1 zrozen1 Ceskosloven
ske republiky ars1ky S cesko-
slovenskymi znamkami S pre-
tiskovym datem %. Tfjna 1913.
Raz1tko vydala ma oslavu W.
roc1 Republiky postovnf sprava
v Santiago de Chile. Pouzito
bylo americke 5 centove znam-
ky S Ceskoslovenskou vlajkou
a 40 haleTove ceskoslovenske
znamky s pohledem ma. Hrad-
cany. Arsfky jsou podepsany
csl. vyslancem DIR. Janem Ha-
vlasOu, pfedsedou Union para
la Victoria p. Mirandou a pred
sedou Ceskoslovenskeho narod-
n1ho sdruzenl V Chile p. Ladi-
slavem Gratzem Nesrtou. Ar
silky Sc prodavajf pc 10 pesos
Gill 4Oc a cisty vynos je veno-
van Ceskoslovenskemu Cerve-
nemu Kr1zi v Londyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Spravedlivy mir.

Nekteff Tide, kteff nepochyb-
ne mali velke starosti, ably Sc
NemcGm pf1lis neslaplo ma ku-
Fl Okla, zacfnajf volati pc "spra-
vedlivem miru''. K tomu jiny
poznamenava, re mir must byt
hodl1e nespravedlivy ably aspon
nejaky cas- vydrzel a odporu-
cuje, ably Japonsko bylo dano
%nejrnen6 ma deset rok1 pod pl-
nou pravomoc CHANT a Nemec
ko pod pravomoc Rust a ii by
sc uz postarali, ably to byl
"spravedlivy" mir, ktery by uz
trochu vydrzel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Ia likery Sc Dude platiti vice.

Cena sklenice piva Dude IVY
sena o cent a likery budou
zdrazeny az 4 Gently "a porci-
takovy Dude 1cinek move vlad-
nj pTfplatkov6 dane jez vejde
V platnost 1. dubna. To je zpra
va oznamena z dTadovny admi-
nistratora cen. Nova dan Dude
vyb1rana pTi prodej1ch v hote-
Itch, restauracfch, V nalevnach
V hostinc1ch, V bufetech, V j.
deln1ch vozech a ma jinych mi
stech, pTi prodeji opojnych ma
pojG.
Dan Dude vybfrana die por-
&c napojG. Ia porci We ktere
Dude y az l unce lihovin $50
proof" neb vice, Dude dan &c.
Ia porci 1 az 1A uncf stejne
lihove hodnoty Dude dan &c. Ia
IA unce a vice Sc Dude platiti
dan &c. Ia porci We kter6 bu-
de unce neb vice lihovin nizs1
hodnoty nez $50 proof, Dude
dan &c. Ma porci 212 unce vi
ma Dude dan cent, kdyz Dude
vino obsahOvati IA az FL proc.
Thu. Porce 3 unce neb v6tsf
sampansk6ho VIVA, penicfho
vina a vinnych kordiald, Dude
zdan6na 3 Gently.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Zasluzna informacni cinnost
csl. interchangeable.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.

DR.. FrantiSek Munk, profe-
sor narodnfho hospodarstvf ma
University of California a au-
tor nekolika kiritikou vrele pfi-
jatych knih O povalecnych pro-
blemech a vystavbe strednf E.
vropy Sc zvlastnfm zTetelem k
Ceskoslovensku, byl opet po-
Evan, ably V lete pTednasel ma
Institute of international Rela-
lions v Portlandu, Oregon a ma
Mills College v Oaklandu, Cal.
Chysta take do tisku soubor
svych clank1 O hospodarsk6 bu
doucnosti Ceskoslovenska. Cd
pf1jezdu do Spojenych
v lete 1889 rozvinul DIR.
Munk velice horlivou informa-
chi cinnost a mimo ma universe
te casio prednaSi ma sjezdech
ruznych americkych zajmo-
vych organised a v predn1ch
ma americkem zapade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31

~A 0OP~SAAy ~~
.ahranicni politiky. Rfkajf, re
Benes musil jitdo Moskvy
peSky.
New York (CTK) - Pc ma
vsteve presidenta Benese v Mo-
skye uvefejnil prazsky nemec-
KY list "Der Neue Tag mnoz-
stvl clankd a zprav, We kterych
Sc vykladalo, re csl.-sovetska
smlouva je bezvyznamna, ne
platna atd. Jine clanky mao
pax dokazovaly, re smlouva je
nebezpecfm pro celou Evropu
a svet. Nemecka propaganda
ZreJme ztratila hlavu a nemec-
ke llsty otiskovaly nejproti-
chudn6jsl nazory, jen kdyz by
y namlfeny prot Benesovi.
Tax ma pr. der Neue Tag"
neJdrlve napsal, re Benes ces-
toval do Moskvy velmi okazale
a napadne, jakoz i S velkym
pruvodem, ably totiz takto byla
Odpoutana pOzornOst Nemcu cd
Roosevelta a Churchilla, kterf
soucasn6 cestovali teze oblas-
II: V zapetf ma to vsak der
Neue Tag" u~verejnil naprosto
protichddnou zpravu, Poole nfz
Benes musil jft chvflemi pesky.
Tato zprava mi v doslovnem
pfekladu takto:
"Benes nesmel Sc AMI v
Teheran6 ami v Kairu zdrzovat
V teze dobe jake Churchill a
Roosevelt, nybrz Sc musil Sc
svym osobn1m lekaTem DIR. Kiln
gerem, a provazen jednfm de-
tektivem, spokojit velmi pod
radnym ubytovan1m V pTedm6-
stl. Benes Sc trmacel ma ma
kladnlch autech, mulach a v
zeleznicnich kupe zaprasenymi
silnicemi a cestami Male Aisle,
ba dokonce musil Sc misty i pla
hocit pesky. Cestovan1 do Te-
heranu pc zemi je hodne dlou-
he a obt1zne. Benes byl ma ces-
t6 cele mesfce ..."
Okolnost, re Nemci otiskujf
takove hlouposti, ukazuje, re
jejich zlost mad 1sp6chy csl.
zahranicn1 politiky je pT1lis vel
ka nez ably il nedali pr6chod
tfebas i takovymi slabomyslny-
mi vyklady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-31
Nechce patrit k vice spolkIGm.

Jisty maly obchodnfk v Pue-
bio, Colo, dostal pFisnou W.
strahu cd cenove administrace,
re nepodava pravidelne zpra-
Wy a jestli Sc nepolepsf, re bu-
de potrestan. Obchodnfk Cd
povedel, re Sc marne pokous1
.jej donutiti, ably Sc dial k OPA.
Pry Sc naplat1 dost pffsp6vkd
do jinych spolkG a uni a ami
mu nenapada dat Sc jeste k
OPA.