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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-12
O'Banyoun's
Observations


Glad to be back with the
readers, after several weeks in
ability to contribute, and wis.,
to thank all who have inquired
for my column, AID hope that
they reall yenjoy reading it as
much as I enjoy writing it.
I wish to say a word about
Elijah" which will be presented
IN Jordan Hall, Monday, May 81.
believe that we have, in Bos-
ton, talent equal to that of any
other city, and I am delighted
to see the leading roles filled by
local artists. Mildred jenkins,
Dorothy Richardson, John War
ner and LycurgIs Lockman are
capable of doing bang-up job
on that oratorio, and I feel that
the mere mention of those
names is enough without fur
ther encomium, AS for the con-
ductor Elwyn Barrow, he has as
much music to the square inch
in his body as any other man
living, and what he has done
to that chorus is worth hearing
take It from me. The Chorus
as I looked around at 1t, is full
Of singers who are soloists,
teachers, organists, directors, in
short, I never have seen such
a gathering Of outstanding mu-
sicians, and it is another testi-
mony to the apr zach of uni
versal brotherhood. Be sure to
hear elijah"
The opera Amanda" to be
given May 10, in Mutual Hall,
looks good to me, also. Being
unable to attend, I have to rely
on reports from others and my
knowledge Of the performers.
In regard to Amanda" the ad-
vertised performers all rate an
audience, and I am confidently
looking for DR.. "Bill" Rhodes to
come through again, as usual.
Louise Uranium, reader ana
Nora Lee Singletary, soprano
we're presented in a concert
Sunday, May 8, in the Fourth
Methodist Church to a large APP
preciative audience. Miss Single
tary was accompanied by HAROLD
Evans. I did not have the OPP
portunity t oattend the contert
but I am told both ladies ac-
quilted themselves most credit
ably.
That energetic little lady, Miss
Ann Randolph, has an original
drama on the boards, having
presented her own latest pro-
duction last Thursday night at
the Peabody Play House on
Charles st. I had 20 miss that,
too, but I am sure all who at
tended spent an enjoyable eve
ming.
Bessie Helena Maybe, soprano,
a graduate of Spelman College
in 1881, returned to her alma
mater last week to appear in
Joint Recital with the rising
young baritone, Harvey Higgins
Of Boston. Both artists were
warmly received. Mss Maybe is
in charge O. music in the School
u Religion at Howard Univer-
sity.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-12

Digger, both in a position TO
speak with experience and both
I believe, having the full conf
dence of Gen. Miles himself,
should be added.
THE WAR is not over insofar
as some troops are concerned,
and present plans to remedy
army frictions are still in order.
THE REASONS for the racial
frictions in the Armed Forces
are usually evaded. We punish
offenders who protest conditions
and technically we are right
in doing so today, tomorrow, and
the next day. So much we must
concede, and we do. But this
does not SOLVE the issues. The
only solution is a sensible fac
ing Of REASONS WHY
If 1000 Seabees protest the in
ability to gain promotions they
can, of course, be punished. II
100 colored offenders protest a
ban against them entering
club or swimming pool they too
are punished. You can go on
naming a long list Of sim1Ia-
events and metirg out punish
ments from so to 1000 years. But
still you do NOT erase the fric-
ton, the feeling, and unfortu-
nate reaction, and CAUSE.
THE METHOD of appeal by
colored servicemen has often
been discussed. Some have told
me they saw no hopes in ap-
pealing in certain areas or to
certain superiors Right or
wrong, these attitudes are
strongly fixed. It is perfectly
clear then that we should es-
tablish organizations having the
friendly faith and desire to aid
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-12

Glad to be back with the
readers, after several weeks in
ability to contribute, and wis.,
to thank all who have inquired
for my column, AID hope that
they reall yenjoy reading it as
much as I enjoy writing it.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-12

THE WAR is not over insofar
as some troops are concerned,
and present plans to remedy
army frictions are still in order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Hooper Plot Trial
ToOpen Monday
4 HoodIums Accused
in Murder Inquiry
TImn slan corrs.pOndsnl

BATTLE CREEK. July IA
Search for the murderer OF Sena-
tor Warren G.. Hooper will lead
to the trial Monday Of four Detroit
hoodlums on charges Of conspiring
to knock Off" important grand
jury witnesses.
The defendants are Harry and
Sam FleiScher, Mike Selik and
Pete Mahoncy, all well known in
Detroit saloon and gambling
circles.
Special Prosecutor Kim Sieler
said here today the trial may last
three or four weeks. Circuit Judge
Hatch Will preside.
Hearing on motions for post
ponement and for separate trial
for Sam FlclShcr VIII precede
selection Of "A jury.
The four were indicted on a
conspiracy charge after Abe
Abramowltz and Sammy Lutz. ex-
convicts, related 10 Sigler and
Grand Jury Judge Carr that
Harry FlelSher attempted TO hire
them Individually 10 Kill the
senator.
Hooper, an important states
witness IN the Lansing grand jury
investigation of legislative graft,
was shot 70 death IN his car last
fauTI7TV- WtTtC on route from
the capital 20 his home in Albion
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Allies Celebrate
France S Big Day

PARIS, July Ii tUP)-French,
and British troops
paraded today in the celebration
Of Bastille Day and throngs
danced in the flag-bedecked
streets.
Gen. De Gaulle reviewed troops
who included 600 Americans plus
a band, 300 Britons, 100 Cana
dians and 200 Belgians. in the
commemoration of the overthrow
Of the Bastille July ID, 1888
Representatives Of China, Rus
sia, Poland, Britain and Czecho-
Slovakia laid wreaths al the Arc
de Triomphe In Berlin il was an
nounced that the French flag Will
fly permanently over the Franco
Prussian war Victory Column. 4"
erected by the Germans after
1870.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Elliott Loans
Probe Widened

WASHINGTON. July "A CCP)
Treasury agents tonight were
pushing a geographically broad in
come tax inquiry INTO financial
operations Of Brig Gen. Elliott
Roosevelt second son OF the late
president
T-mcn were pursuing their in
voSueau0re in Texas New York,
Chicago and elsewhere 10 deter
mine whether Roosevelt and the
men from whom he borrowed large
sunS-in 1889 properly recorded
the deals in income tax returns.
Chairman Doughton ID Of
North Carolina OF The House ways
and means committee, AZ whose
Request tho treasury undertook
the interstate inquiry. sand NJ ex-
pcctrta a report in 10 days 10 two
weeks a. thc outside
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
u. 5. Movie 10 Have
Premier in Berlin

BERLIN. July II CUPl-Tho
world premier of the notion pic
ture Weekend -at-ihc Waldorf
viii be held A. TIanla Pala>t 10
morrow night l. it tho first l. :
movie 10 be shown N Berlin for ~
years
But Germans won't be in tho
audience The picture VIII be a
feature attraction for all Amcri.
can troops
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Pascarena Facing
Murder Trial
Shows No Emotion
Before Judge Gordon

Without a trace of emotion.
Leo Pascarella, 10, Saturday
heard himself ordered 10 stand
trial on a first degree murder
charge in the Strangling of Mrs
Marie Ethel Beavers Berridge,
night club habitue.
After hearing several witnesses.
including Miss Marcia Haas Of
Saginaw. the woman whose tip
led 10 Pascarella's capture, Re-
corders Judge Gordon said he
must stand trial al a date 10 be
announced later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Hunt Nazi Submarine

RIO pE JANFIRO. blly II
tJPl Allied naval forces are
hunting 4 German submarine Dr.
'cC'cd Two days ago off the coast
of Brazil near where tho Brazilian
cruiser Bahia was sunk last week
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Wants an Electric Chair

LONDON, July IA CUP)-Ad-
verusement in todays personal
column OF the London Times
Wanted: Electric chair in
good condition"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Ke||y-Brown
Pd(tReved|ed
Governor Is Keeping
1914 Political Bargain
BY FRANK MORRIS

When Gov. Kelly announced this
week that he would not seek a
third term, he was fulfilling a COM
mitment made last year 10 1t.
Gov. Brown, heir apparent 10 the
throne.
Kelly wasn't kidding, or play
ing COY. hoping that the voters
next spring will demand that he
run. He meant exactly what he
said-that he is not a candidate
and will moi become a candidate
The agreement was made more
than year ago, when the COVER
nor asked Brown 10 retire from
the auditor gcneralShlp and enter
Gov. Eugene C. Keyes, a constant
critic of the administration
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
TO RESUME LAW WORK

Kelly viii retire 10 private life
and resume law practice IN De-
froit, thus giving himself a raise
)n income from the stipend paid
the governor
Brown may not WIN the COP
nomination for governor without
opposition. National Committee
man Arthur Sumnerheld Of Flint
has both eyes on tho Job
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
FINANCE AUTHORITY

Brown was happy as auditor
general, and another term was
assured. He is the foremos I
authority on state expenditures
and financing Being lieutenant
governor is an empty glory
So the governor assured Brown
that if he would knock off Keyes
in the primary he Brown would
be the administration candidate
for chief executive IN 1916
Recently, however, TunUrS have
spread that Kelly would seek n
third term. inasmuch as he long
ago assured Senator Vandcnbcrg
he will not be- a candidate for the
l.. s, senatorShlp.
Brown friends aroused by the
rumor, have been looking askance
az the chief executive.
So he made his position clear.
He will not run for governor and
he will not oppose Vandenberg
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
STUDENT ma sklizen Fepy.

(CTK) - Ceskoslovenske u
fady vyzvaly vefejnost, ably
spolupracovala ma zachrane o.
hrozene sklizn6 repy. Organi-
saci pTevzaly okresni a narod-
nj vybory, kter6 posilajf pomoc
Milky do rGznych okresG ma ko-
lech. Jen z Roudnice Sc prihla-
silo $500 lid1, kterf jiz ma po-
Itch pracuj1. Jsou mezi mimi
STUDENT re stTedn1ch skol a del
nfci. Rovnez tax Jihonice wy
slaly velky pocet pomocnfku.
Dohanf Sc, co bylo zameskano,
ale jeste to nestac1. Vypomoc-
nych pracf Sc 1castnf take T.
stredn1 zemedelska druzstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
cesi obratili arijske zakony
proti NSmcHm.

Arijske zakony, ktere Nemci
zavedli V Cechach, jsou obrace-
ny mistnimi csl. vladami. TAX
ku pr. v Moravske Ostrave
Nemci must nositi ma kabatech
znak Sc zlutou svastikou.
V Olomouci NemcGm je do
voleno nakupovati pouze mezi
4. a 5. hodinou odpoledne a to
jen v jistych obchodech. Ne
sml choditi pc hlavnfch ulicfch
ami navstevovati divadla.
NemcGm, kter1 jsou vyhnani
z pohranicniho pasma, je dovo-
leno odnesti S sebou pouze rs
kilogramd sveho majetku, pra-
We tolik, kolik bylo dovoleno Ii
dunn, kdyz byli zahaneni do
ghet. DGstojnfci a vojaci, KITE
Fl provadeji vyhaneni Nemcn,
jsou vetsinou eide.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
CTETE
~PODPORUJTE
"TELEGRAF"
Jediny Csl. Tydenik
v Baltimore
zadns nsmecks noviny.

(CTK) - Ceskoslovenska do
maci rozhlasova sluzba oZna-
mila dine 5. cervna z Prahy to-
to: "Rozkaz ministerstva vnl-
ira narodnim vyborGm a SPRAY
MIN komisfm v pohranicnlch
krajich: z rozlicnych mist do
Sly ministerstvu vnitra zpravy,
re v pohranicnich krajich Sc
tiskne denni i periodicky tisk v
nemeckem jazyku. V nekte-
rych mlstech narodn1 vybory a
komise vydavajf noviny
cesky a nemecky. V dohode s
ministerstvem informacf prohla
suje tlmto ministerstvo vnitra,
re nebylo dano zadne povoleni
k vydavanf nemeckych nebo
c~esko-nemeckych novin a z to-
no dIvodu naTizuje okamzite
zastavenf vsech techto publ
kacf. Politicke strany, narodni
vybory a spravnf komise sc svo-
ministerstva vnitra a MI
nisterstva informacf smejl Wy
davat Cechach a ma Morav6
sve publikace jen v jazyku ces-
KEN"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
Jak Sc Videnaci bavi.

Vfdenaci Sc strnule dfvali ma
sve domy a ulice, rozmlacene
cd bombovanf a nepochybne ce-
kali, az nekdo pride, ably Jim
to dial do poradku. PTisli rusti
vojaci, kteri Sc O to postarali.
Kazdeho muze, ktery jim pri-
sci do cesty, zatahli do prace.
Nahodou sli kolem diva clenove
provisornfho ministerstva a rus
ky vojak jim podal lopaty a
hnal je do prace. Ministri pro-
testovali, re pospfchajf do mi
nistersk6 schdze, ale nebylo to
mic platne. Dive hodiny museli
odklfzeti trosky z ulice a pax
teprv mohli jiti do schGze. Ma
konec Sc small, kdyz Rusove
chytli n~ejprominentnejsfho her
ce a take mu dali lopatu a "a
prahli jej do prace. Herec 81
narfkal, re je to pro neho veil
Ike ponfzenf a zlostf Sc dial do
ale vse bylo marne. Ru-
sove mu rekli, Re kazdy Vide
max must pracovati ma vyciste-
nj sveho mesta a jestli nekteF
herci jeste mic nedelali, ably je
postal pro lopatu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Armada zastavf nakupy mass
ma so dni, ably Sc dostalo tez
ma civilisty.
BULLETIN.

Washington, D. C.-Ve sna-
re odstraniti nedostatek masa,
dun zastupcG velikou vetsinou
odhlasoval navrh, ably bylo do
voleno neomezene mistni pora-
zen1 dobytka, kde to NIUE byti
prOvad6no "a zdravotnich pod
m1nek.
Armada snazne sniff sve ma
kupy masa v pTistfch 60 dnech
We shod6 s programem vlady We
Washingtone, ably Sc zvysily "a
soby masa pro ~civilisty, kter6
jsou V teto dob6 velice nepa-
trne.
Pc ornament teto zpravy in
formovane kruhy dale pravily
re ozbrojene sbory shledaly, &c
je moznym sn1ziti vojenske ma.
kupy pro tuto kratkou dobu
poc1naje l. cervencem, ably sc
ulevilo nedostatku Zasob pre-
civilisty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
Pripravuje Sc slet " Praze.

Prazske noviny oznamujf ko-
mani schGzky sokolskych cinov-
Mkt re Slovenska a prinaSf cla-
nek,v nemz Sc uvad1 slova prof.
Nejedleho o tom, re Sc pripra-
vuje velky slet v Praze, ktery
Dude nejvetS1 re vsech byva-
lych sletG a Dude sletem sjedno-
cenych t6lovychovnych orga-
nisacf. Ministr mluvil O tom,
re elm vetsf jednota Dude mezi
sportovci, tim meme re Dude
statnich zasahG, ale re stejne
jake divadelnictv1, stat nedo-
wolf, ably Sc do sportu zanasela
osobn1 ziskuchtivost a nevkus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
Polska krise byla konecnS
rozreSena.

' Moskve bylo vydano ma
sleduj1c1 komunike:
Zastupci prozatimni polske
vlady v osobach Boleslawa Bic
ruta, vicepresidenta Wladysla-
wa Kowalskeho, ministerskeho
predsedy Osubky-M orawskeho
a zastupce premiere Connolly
demokraticti predaci z Polska
v osob6 dra. Kiernika, ktery "a
stupoval nemocneho Witosa,
dra. Kolodziejskeho, prof. Kr-
zyzanowsk6ho, prof. Kutrzeby
a zulawskeho; demokraticti
pfedaci z ciziny v osobach Mi
kolajczyka, Kolodzieje, ktery
prijel ma mfsto zakowskeho a
Stanczyka- pTijeli do Moskvy
ma pozvanf komise, vytvofene v
souhlase S resolucf krymske
conference a slozene z komisa-
re Molotova a velvyslancn Ker-
ra a Hartmann.
Jmenovanl zastupci proza-
timnl vlady polske republiky a
demokratict1 predaci z Polska
a z ciziny v presvedcenf, re ma
rodnf cest a suverenita polske-
no statu vyzaduj1 ably polske
veci byly feseny samotnymi Po-
laky, dosahli pine dohody v o.
tazce reorganisace prozatimnf
vlady polsk6 republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
Soudy ~pripraveny.
(CTK) BratislavskV

(CTK) - Bratislavsky roz-
HAS ohlasil dine IL. cervna, re
material potrebny k procesum
pred lidovymi soudy v Praze
prot priblizne 5000 majestic
kym zlocincGm a udavacnm sc
jiz pripravuje rGznymi vysle-
chy a re cinnost soudcG Dude v
dohledne dobe zahajena. Hla-
satel dodal, re v budove ma Pan
kraci (prazske veznici) byly
jiz provedeny 1pravy a seaman
soudcG a statnfch zastupcn byl
vyhotoven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29

dou ami predpisovat, jak 81 ma
il upravit sve pomery politicke
a socialnf. Dokonce jim pax uz
nebudou radit, ably 81 je upra-
viii POOLE receptd z kuchyne
zkrachovanych polskych politi-
kar1 v Londyn6, podporova-
nych zbytky "Clivedenset".
Americana ceskoslovenskeho
puvodu 81 proste dobfe uvedo-
muj1, re nasi donna ziji dnes "a
jinych pomer1 politickych, hos
podarskych i socialnlch nez my
v Americe, a die toho re sc mu-
ST zarldit.
Proto ceska Amerika nebude
delat move generalstine v Lon
dyne ochrannou zed. Nasi kra-
jane v Americe mali uprimnou
radost z toho, re move Ceskoslo-
vensko ma pomerne nejmene
nesnaZi re vsech obnovenych
stati evropskych (bez nesnazf
nen1 ami jeden stat, velmoci ne
vyj1majlc) a ma prilezitost i
moznost nejdrive re vsech a
nejspofadaneji Sc vzpamatovat
re zmatkG valkou privod9nych.
A z londynskych PolakG Sc pri-
klad brat nebude, a kdyz- toz
jen prfklad vystrazny. A z a.
merickych PolakG, spolu Sc
zdejsimi isolacionisty londyn-
skou vladu podporujfcfch, te-
prve ne. A ami je nenapadne
tahat kaStany z ohne "a neko-
Xix ctizadostivcd, jejichz touha
pc slave a uradu zGstala neu-
kojena, a kteri We SVEN zastf
jsou Politely tax zaslepeni, re
delajf propagacnl odnoz polske
reakci We chvfli, kdy svIj zapas
novou Polsku - prohrala.
Nova gajdovstina londynska
skonci tax neslavne jake GAL
dovstina donna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
Dovolena ~pracujicim


(CTK) - Poole zpravy praz-
skeho rozhlasu re dine %. cerv-
ma Narodni sprava a zavodni
rada smfchovskeho "Staropra-
menu" (pivovaru) poskytla wy
sokoskolskym studentIm v "a
vode zamestnanym placene do
volene, ably Jim umoznily do
koncenf studio. Zamestnancnm
kterf Sc vraceji z konecntrac-
mich taborG, budou vyplaceny
zpetne vsechny pozitky az do
dine opetneho nastoupeni v "a
Vdovam a pozGstalym
pc padlych bojovnfcich "a svo-
bodu budou placeny az do dal-
81 1pravy pine sluzebnf pozit-
ky pc dobu tff mesicu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29
We Francii mazou stroje mas
lem, ktere nam chvbf.

Kongresnfk Grant demokrat
z Alabamy, pc navratu re sed-
mitydennl cesty pc evropske
pevnine pravil We aWshingtonu
D. c., re v Normandii We Fran
eli nalezl mechaniky, ktefi sve
stroje mazali maslem, protoze
toto je lacinejsf a snaze dosazi-
telne nezli oleje a tuky k ma
zanf. Amerika posfla maslo do
zamoTf a sama trpf nedostat-
KEN tohoto tuku, tax dulezite-
no k spravne lidske vyzive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29

A teto zasade zGstanou anne
rictf Cesi a Slovaci verni i dnes.
Jake nepredpisovali nasim
donna, jak 81 mali upravit wa
Jenny pomer Slovak1 k &C.
chdm a naopak, tax jim nebu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-29

NEJPROBUDILEJSf ZEMf
EVROPY, PRAVf
THOMPSONOVA

NEJPROBUDILEJSf ZEMf
EVROPY, PRAVf
THOMPSONOVA.
Praha, Ceskoslovensko. - (Do-
rothy Thompsonova v Chicago
Daily News.)
Je snazsf navstiviti Prahu
nez by sc zdalo. Ceskosloven-
sko je nejprobudilejsf a nejci-
lejsl zemf re vSech, ktere jsem
navstfvila ma kontinentu. Jehol
energie pretina ugly dredniho
jednanf.
Clenove csl. vlady, kteri pro-
vazeli presidenta Benese ma
jednodennf navsteve Plzne, kde
jsem Sc mohla S mimi setkati v
americkem pasmu, velmi rychle
zaffdili, re jsem mohla jeti do
Prahy, ktera je v ruskem pas
mu.
Mela jsem velkou vyhodu, re
mne provazel mGj manzel, KITE
ry mluvf cesky, nebot I'll a pra-
coval v Praze. Brzy sesel Sc Sc
starymi prateli. Stravili jsme
mnoho hodin We sp~olecnosti mu-
III a zen, kteTf prezili strasnou
dobu Sesti let, nekteTi malice
Nemce ubytovane We svych do
mech, nekterf byli koncentrac-
mich taborech, nekteri vratili sc
z vyhnanstvf, nekteri stall v bo-
il ma barikadach v kvetnove re-
vote, JIM byli We spojenf s pro-
zat1mnf vladou.
Politicka svoboda " programu.
Ackoli tato vlada jedna jake
jakasi drzebnf spolecnost az do
voleb, o kterych president Be-
mes We sve plzenske reci rekl, re
budou snad konany ma konci to-
hoto leta, myslfm, re jejf pro-
gram representuje, CO Cesi sku-
tecne chit a tento program NIL
re byti vyjadren dv6ma myslen
kami = planovana socialistic-
ka ekonomie a politicka svobo-
da.
Celia zeme sla do leva v le-
tech nemecke okupace. Velke
prGmyslove zavody nejsou po-
pularni. Vydelavaly mnoho pc
nez, %pracujice pro Nemce a ne
nj v umyslu ponechati je prave
tax jake komunikace a utilitn1
podniky v s~oukromych rukou.
Vsechny strany Sc fakticky v
tom shodujf = DIR. Benes, cestf
socialiste, socialnf demokrate,
lidova strana (katolicka)a stra-
ma vojakG. Ovsem re komunis-
tie jsou pro tento program a pro
sestatnenf vseho pod diktator-
stvfm strany poole ruskeho
vZoru.
Komuniste znacne zesileni.
Komuniste, znacne posileni a
povzbuzeni ruskou pomoci pTi
osvobozenl hlavnlho mesta a
ruskou okupaci, hrajl pT1tom-
nou dobu vGdcf roll. Ale jsem
presvedcena, re komunism po-
die ruskeho vzoru neni vyra-
ZEN smysleni ceskeho lidu a
pravdepodobne vyprcha, nebu-
deli prot nemu primo nebo ne
primo pTikTe zakrocovano.
Planovane hospodarstvi lib
Sc lidu, aspon pokud Sc tkne
zakladnich zdrojd, pr6mysld a
monopolG, ale Cesi nechtf tota-
litni stat. Chit svdj vlastnf sys-
tenn p~ozemkovy, ktery byl wy
tvoren "a prvnf republiky a pre-
devs1m chit politickou svobodu.
Kratce receno - kloni sc k
vychodu narodohospodar-
skych ideach a k zapadu v po-
litice. Podarf-li Sc Jim slouciti
to Ia 1casti vychodnich i "a
padn1ch spojenc1 docili one
sjednocenosti idei, ktera je pod
~statnou vec1 k opravdu ustale-
nym pomer1m mezi Ruskem a
zapadem. )
cesi obratili arijske zakony
proti NemcIGm.
Arijske zakony, ktere Nemci
zavedli v Cechach, jsou obrace-
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