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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
By the Associated Press

Tokyo radio says a new polili-
cal party soon will arise in Japan
sponsored by the Imperial Rule
Assistance Political Society, par
liamentary wing of Nippin's pow
erful totalitarian party, which has
been severely critical of Premier
KuniaH Koiso's government.
A broadcast heard by the Fer
eral Communica tons Commission
reported TRAPS president, Adm.
Seizo Kobayashi, had conferred
with Koiso and in -''tne next two
or three days the TRAPS will
select a committee to form the
new party.
The broadcast gave no hint of
how this political move would af-
feet Koiso's government, but OBJ
servers in the United States and
China have specialized that re-
cent American military successes
in the Philippines and the Navy
carrier plane raids on Tokyo could
produce the fall of the premier.
The government of Koiso's pre-
decessor, Gen. Hideki TOTO, could
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
Tokyo Reports America
In Panic After Robots
Fire Cities And Woods

LONDON, Feb. 18.-(P)-Tokyo
broadcast today a propaganda
story reporting panic in the CEN
trail and western parts of the Unit
ed States caused by a novel type
of japanese weapon described az
a kind Of rocket bomb 1t said
incendiaries and high explosives
made in Japan were reported to
have caused forest and other fires
in several parts of the United
States.
Japanese authorities refuse to
comment on this Tokyo added.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
Soul" Was Lesson Topic
For Christian Scientists

Soul was the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches and Societies
yesterday.
The Golden text was from Psalms
g.: Truly my soul waiteth upon
God: from him cometh my saliva
ton
Among the citations which COM
prised the Lesson-Sermon were the
following from the Bible: And
now, Israel, what doth the Lord
thy God require Of thee, but to fear
the Lord thy God, to walk in all His
ways, and to love Him, and to serve
the Lord thy God with all thy heart
and with all thy soul, to keep the
commandments Of the Lord, and
His statutes, which I command
thee this day for thy good tDeut.
10: IL, 80.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Seize nce textbook,
Science and Health with Kew to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: What are the demands OF
the Science of Soul? The first de-
mand OF this Science is, Thou
shalt have no other gods before
me-. This me is Spirit. Therefore
the command means this: Thou
shalt have no intelligence, no life,
no substance, no truth, no love.
out that which is spiritual. The
second is like until it, Thou shalt
love thy neighbor as myself II
should be thoroughly understood
that all men have one Mind. one
GOD and Father, one Life. T ruth.
and Love" page 467).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
Germans Warned To Deal
Truthfully With Allies

AACHEN, Germany, Feb. 18.-
R-All Germans were warned to-
day to deal truthfully with Amer
lean occupation authorities.
The warning wa scontained in
a court opinion read to Otto Mey-
err, sentenced yesterday to ten
years imprisonment for giving
false information.
THE American Army in its
dealings with the German people
will at no time be satisfied with
anything less than full and COM
plete candor,'' said Maj. Arthur
Limbacn, president of the court
which tried Meyer. ANY viola
ton of this precept will meet with
severe punishment.
Aberdeen, chief seaport in north
ern Scotland, has been important
since the 18th century.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
ROBERT EARL HEWETT

Robert Earl Hewett, 10, of 1921
North Fourth street, died yester-
day morning at James Walker
Memorial hospital.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hewett, five
sisters, Miss Kathlene Hewett. Miss
Sadie Hewett, Miss Winford Hew-
EFT, Miss jeanette HeWett and
Mrs. Pauline Bryant, all of Will
mington, and two brothers, Lester
HeWett and Walter Hewett, both
serving in the U. S. Army.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
ELIZABETH M. R. POWERS

LUMBERTON, Feb. IL. Mrs
Elizabeth M. Rozier Powers, 80,
widow of Matthew Powers, died
at her home on Route l, Lumber
ton, Friday night at $50 o'clock
after having been i'll since Tues
day with pneumonia. She had been
in poor health for ten years.
Funeral services were conduct
ed from the Ten Mile Baptist
church of which she was a mem
Der yesterday at 4 pm. by her pas
tor, the Rev. S. A. Rhyme, assist
ed by the Rev. o. L. Hathaway. of
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
Woman Lands In Jail
For Talking In Bad

YONKERS, N. Y, Feb. 18.-W.D
Patrick Cairnes, 40, was
in Jail today because she talked
in bed when her husband went
to sleep.
Cairnes complained to police at
4:30 a. m. that his wife's nagging
was keeping him awake. Police
took Mrs. Cairnes to the station
on a disorderly conduct charge.
Mr.. Cairnes went to sleep.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
ENOCH C. CAULDER

TABOR CITY, Feb. 18.-Enoch
C. Caulder, eight-months-old son
of Pvt. and Mrs. J. W. Caulder,
Route 2. died in a Loris hospital
at 8 am. Thursday.
Surviving are the parents, the
father now serving overseas, the
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Caulder, and Mrs. Jennie John
son.
Funeral services were held yes
terday at II a. m. at Carolina
church. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
APP CHIEF CITED
FOR NEWS IDEAL

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-(P)-Ihe
memory of Wendell L. Willkie was
honored tonight at Zone "or'o
dinner. with awards TO press
radio and motion picture EXECUTIVES
whose work was held 10 ha W
STRENGTHENED international unoef'
standing"
Those cited were:
Kent Cooper, executive director
of the Associated Press Tor e11oI1s
toward free and untrammeleu
flow of news between nations a Az
"crusade which he began ''
Brig Gen. David Sarnoff, presl..
dent Of the Radio Corporation OF
America. as IAN early believer IN
the Importance of radio as Gull
t,1ral and educational agency.
Daryl F. Zanuck, vice-preslden
of Doth Century-Fox Film Corp,
for a major part in bringing the
film industry toward aWareness OF
its responsibilities to the nation ana
the world
Mrs. Hjordis Swenson was cnalf'
man of the Awards Committee. Inc
dinner was held on the anniversary
of Wilkes birth.
Lloyd Stratton, secretary OF tnF
, Associated Press, received the
press award on behalf OF Cooper
and said in a prepared address
that American newspapers ana
news agencies had "a trust never
given before to lead by example
, in the establishment of world press
freedom.
1.-THE newspapers of enemy-oc.
cupied parts Of the world need
factual news-first and foremost. !"
he said. "Only by furnishing that
news and realistically supporting
the agency or newspaper that sin.
cerely desires freely to collect and
print factual news, can the under
taking to which we are devoted
have a reasonable chance Of sur
cess"
Stratton also read a message
from Cooper which asserted that
"people everywhere must be grant
ed the right to know and that
"this can be accomplished if in
formation and news is made avail
able to all, regardless of polite al
theology or form of government.
Another speaker, Gov. Raymond
e. Baldwin of Connecticut, said
Willkie appreciated as no other
American of his time that the
strength of our institutions and the
increases of our national wealth
were intertWined inextricably with
our relationships with the rest OF
the world.
by our fight for freedom in
the world" he said, eve have ad-
ded UNNECESSARILY to our 'reser-
voir Of good will everywhere. And
good will among men and nations
us needed so much to establish and
maintain the lasting peace SYM
bolized in the ideal of One
World. -
Sarnoff said television would be-
come an international language"
through which nations would see
themselves as others see them"
people everywhere will under
stand, as never before, how, free
dom functions in democracies," he
said
Asserting that radio and the
press were 'inseparable in the de-
tense of freedom of speech and
expression, he said there must
be enough world wide radio circuits
to carry news and pictures freely
and directly to and from all corners
of the earth"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
Obituaries
II. W. MINCEY

TABOR CITY, Feb. 18.-H. W.
Mincey died at 3 am. Thursday
at bis home on Route 8. He is
survived by his window; a step
daughter, Vic johnson, of CALI
wants Ferry, S. c.; and three STEP
sons, Curtis, Sam and Dock John
son, all of Gallivant's Ferry.
Funeral services were held yes
terday at 3 pm. at the Maple Bap-
fist church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
MARY L. CHAPLIN

SOUTHPORT, Feb. 10. - Mary
Lynette Chaplin, seven-weeks-old
daughter of M. M. &c Richard and
Mrs. Mary Chaplin, died at am.
Thursday at the Conway hosp Il,
Conway, S. c. The infant is sur
vived by her parents.
Funeral services were held at
pm. yesterday at the Bethel
church with the Rev. A. L. Brown,
pastor, officiating. Burial was in
the Bethel cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
WEATHER
eastern Standard Time)
tby U. s. Weather Bureaul

Eastern Standard Time)
tby U. s. Weather Bureaul
meteorological data for the "a hours
enolng 1870 pm, yesterday.
Temperature
80 a;'o am, 81; 1880 am, SO; 1870 pm, a.:
1870 pm, A. ~
N, maximum 4S; Minimum 80; Mean 49,:
Humidity
1:3 Dam, 90; 7:3O am. 80: 40 nm IA.
1880 pm, 70. 1' ~
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending TAO nm
0.09 inches F'
Total since the first of the month,
2.19 inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published nv
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey)
High Low
" wilmington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3:16a 10:36a
3:44p 10:52p
Masohooro Inlet ---------- lila 7:27a
1:38p Tap
Sunrise, 6:52 am; Sunset, 500 pm:
Moonrise, 11:4l am; Moonset 1851 am.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19

St. Paul's Methodist church and
the Rev. E. P Lockamy, Barnes
vile Baptist church. Interment
followed in the church cemetery.
Surviving are five sons, Avery
M. Powers and John Powers, St.
Paul, Mildred Powers of Hoffman,
j. P. Powers, principal of Barnes
vile school and Matthew Powers
OF Lumberton; three daughters,
Miss Ethel Powers, Miss BERTHE
Powers and Miss Mamie Powers,
all of Lumberton, and 16 grand
children.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
LUDELLA H. HARRELsON

WHITEVILLE, February 10. -
Mrs. Ludella Hilburn HARRISON,
81. died at noon today in the Co.
lumbus County hospital after a
brief illness. She was the daughter
OF the late Samuel Hilburn and
Catherine Jolley Hilburn, of Co
lumbus County.
She is survived by her husband,
j. j. HARRISON, of Delco; three
sons, Ernest and Ralph Hilburn,
OF Delco, and Buren, Hilburn; two
daughters, Mrs. Florrie Larry
more, OF Delco, and Mrs. Eunice
thompson of Wilmington; one
brother, Thad Hilburn, of White
vile, and 16 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conduct.
ed Tuesday at 2 pm. by the Rev.
=: E. ulrich, and interment will
follow in the church cemetery.
-V
BUY WAR RnNnC AMI cr nnDc,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19
QUICK RELIEF FOR
HEAD
COLD
MISERY

When nostrils are
clogged, nosefeelsraw,
membranes swollen,
reach for cooling
Mentholatum. Speed
ilyit % Helps thin out
thick, stubborn mucus;
a. Soothes irritated
membranes; ~ Helps
reduce swollen pas
sages; ~ Stimulates
local blood supply,
right to Sick area.
Every breath brings re-
lief! Jars, tubes, soc.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-19

BUY WAR BONDS AND sTAMPS
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27
Prazsky primator osvobozen.

Prlmator Prahy, hlavnlho me-
sta Ceskoslovenska, DR.. Petr
Zenkl, nachaz1 Sc mezi $1,000
ubozaky, vysvobozenymi anne
rickym vojskem z hrozneho ma
cistickeho koncentracn1ho tabo-
ra v Buchenwaldu nedaleko
Jeny v Nemecku. DR.. Zenkl
jest hrozn6 sesly a ma kost W.
hubby. I'll sest hroznych let,
ktera v Buchenwaldu ztravil, v
ustavicnem strachu, re i ma ne
no Pride Tada a re Dude Cd
praven jake ostatn1 nestastn1-
ci, kterych tam bylo ubito ma
rs, 900 nez Pride kyzena doba
osovobozeni.
Prazsky starosta plakal ra-
dost1, kdyz mezi americkymi
valecnymi korespondenty, KITE
RI 81 priSli tuto obrovskou ne
meckou hladomoru p%rohlednou
tt, nasel nekolik, kter1 S MIN
byli We styku "a pobytu " Pra-
re a hned sc k nemu hlasili.
61lety DR.. Zenkl, taborsky
Kodak, byl Cd roku 1923 clenem
zastupitelstva hlavn1ho mesta
Prahy a clenem mestske rady
"a stranu narodne socialistic-
kou. Byl cinny rGznych soci-
aln1ch institucich, zejmena We
socialn1m sboru hlavn1ho mes
ia Prahy, jehoz byl pfedsedou.
Ma jeho podnet byla v r. 1882
podniknuta akce proti neza-
mestnanosti provaden1m nouzo
vych pracl.
DR.. Zenkl sc velmi osvedcil
jake prazsky primator. Byl
znam pro sve cftenf pro male
no cloveka a sve vlastenectvl.
Bylo proto pochopitelne, re byl
mezi prvnimi, ktere Nemci pc
prlchodu do Prahy Is. brezna
1889 pozatykali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27
Udrzujte zdravi ma jare
r
VfNEM.
VfNEM.

Vsude je slyseti radu: Udr-
zujte sve zdrav1 v dobe jarnl.
LekaTd je nyn1 citelny nedosta-
tex; vice nez tretina jich je We
vojenske sluzbe, jestli vsak bu-
deme jednati opatrne a pouzl-
vati prostredky jez jsou k do
stanf, Dude nam dobTe. Hlavn1
pozadavek je, udrzeti zaludek
v dobrem stavu a varovati Sc
zacpy. Mejte v domacnosti Tri-
nerovo HoTke Vino S Vitami-
mem B-1. Je to prostTedek jez
So let pIsob1 velmi blahodar-
ne. Pouzivejte die navodu na
lahvi. Je lahodny, vydatny
pro udrzen1 zaludku v nalezi-
ten stavu a m1rne projimajfc1.
Podporuje chut a zaz1vani.
Protoze tisice robin O nej zada,
je k dostan1 We vSech lekar-
mach. Jestli vsak neni k dosta-
nj, objednejte primo cd Joseph
Triner Corporation, 4O53-59
w. Fillmore St., Chicago "a,
III. Kupujte tez valecne bondy
a podporujte Cerveny XIII.
Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27
Rodinna bible.

Roosevelt skladal vzdycky
svoji 1rednf pr1sahu ma starou
rodinnou bibli, zdedenou pc je-
no holandskych predcfch. Po-
prve tax pT1sahal, kdyz Sc stall
guvernerem statu New Porku a
pax pokazde, kdyz byl nasto-
len do presidentskeho 1radu S
vyjimkou treti inaugurace. Ne
kterf pratele Sc jej tazali, ma
kterou stranku vzdycky bibli o.
brazil a Roosevelt odpovedel,
re to vzdy byly Prvnf epistoly
Ike Korintskym, kapitola 10.
Vyjimka byla jedine ucinena
pri tret1 inauguraci, kdy byl o.
bracen list ma jinou stranku e.
pistol, ktera pravf: "a on pri-
chazi pc tretf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27
VSELICOS re zIVOTA
PRES. ROOSEVELTA.


O zesnulem presidentu je INA
mo, re rybolov byl jednfm z Je-
no neJmilejsich sport1 a caste
rybafll We SVEN letnfm domove
u Georgian Bay v Kanade. Ma
Jednom takovem vyletu jej pro
vazel general Watson a nekolik
detektiv1 F. B. /. a take byl pr
tomen kanadsky vyslanec
Leighton Mccarthy. President
byl v dobre nalade a vsadil Sc s
Watsonem, re ulovf nejvfce ryb
ale kdyz pfisla spolecnost k We
ceri, nebyl presidentuv 1lovek
nikde k nalezeni. Detektivove
Pc mem marne patrali, az Sc do
stavil vyslanec Mccarthy a po-
daval jim velkou snGru ryb Sc
slovy: "Vezm6te 81 tyto, nikdo
rozdfl nepozna." Detektivove
OdeSli a Ia chvilku bylo slySet
RooseveltGv smfch, re vyhral
SIS. Re to nebyly jeho ryby, nj
kdy Sc nedovedeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27
RESOLUCE
CSL. NARODNf RADY O
POVALECNE
SVETA.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
represnetujic1 vsechny demo-
kraticke slozky ceskoslovenske-
no narodn1ho zivota We Spoje-
nych Statech (Ceske Narodni
Sdruzen1, Narodnf Svaz Ces-
kych Katol1kG, Slovenske Ma
rodn1 Sdruzen1 a Federaci A
merickych Cechoslovak1 v Te-
xasu), pfijala ma sch1zi sveho
vykonneho vyboru tuto resoluci
PROTOzE vyhrat mir je pra-
We tax dulezite jake vyhrat
valku, a
T blaho budoucich
generac1 vsech narodu je zavi-
sic ma 1spechu svetov6 organi-
SAGE a jej1 fadn6 cinnosti, bu-
dir
USNESENO, re Ceskosloven-
ska narodni rada, representuji-
CT Americany ceskoslovenskeho
p1vodu, podporuje vsechny kro
ky cinene "a tym 1celem, ably
svetova organisace byla zaloze-
ma ma zasadach lidskosti a spra
vedlnosti pro uchovan1 trvale-
no m1ru a zabranen1 novym val
kan vsemi prostredky, jichz
mohou pouz1ti v nj sdruzene CT
vilisovane narody, a budiz dale
USNESENO, re bezvyhrad-
ne schvalujeme usneseni pTija-
ia ma konferenc1ch v Dunbar
ton Oaks a Jalt6, jake kroky
nesm1rne dulezitosti pro dosa-
zenf zadouc1ho Gle, trvaleho
m1ru a znemoznenf valky, a bu.
diz dale
USNESENO, re S nadsenin
v1tame chystanou konferenci Y
San Francisku "a pTedsednic.
tv1 Edwarda R. Stettinia, Cd
ktere ocekavame spln6n1 svycf
nadej1 povalecnem m1rumi
lovnem svete, a budiz konecne
USNESENO, re pine souhla.
sine s ujednanlmi V Brettor
Woods, nebot jsme pevne pre-
svedceni, re pomohou obnove {
oziven1 mezinarodn1ho obcho
du.
Resoluce tato byla odevzda
ma statn1mu sekretafi p. Edwar
du R. Stettiniovi Jr., pfi jehc
pf1jeZdu z WashingtOnu ne
prednasku o vystavbe trvaleht
m1ru, jez pofadana byla 4. dull
ma v Hotelu Stevens v Chicagl
organisac1 Build for Peace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27

tim vice, nebot sc zdala byti O.
pustenou daleko We svete cd
sveho domova.
Odpoledne v parku to uz roz-
vazali jake deti. Prochazeli
Sc, sedeli ma lavici dlouhou chvf
Ii a rozpraveli a ma konec 81
pronajali lodicku, re Sc PROBE
dou. On vesloval a ona mimo
jine pozorovala rostliny We vo-
de a rybicky, kter6 plovaly O.
kolo. Najednou sc nahnula tro-
chu vice, a udelala pohyb jake
by chtela rybku chytiti do ru-
ky, kdyz tn - "Jemankote!"
= vykrikla a zblunk = uz by
la We vode. Ma stestf voda v
tonic mfste nebyla hluboka a
byla v nj jen pc pas. Pomohl
il nazpet do lodky a jeli Ike
brehu kde sc odebrala do krovf
81 vysvleknouti a vykroutiti sa-
ty. Zatlm co 81 je susila a "a
halena jen do jeho kabatu "a
kfovim - on lezel rozlozeny
ma trave a snive pohlfzel ma O.
blohu. Bylo mu blaze a citil,
re konecne naSel CO hledal. -
"a pax konecne prisel roz-
chod pozde vecer a ia jsem Sc
obavala, re on 81 to snad roz-
mysli," pokracovala We SVEN
vypraveni.
Gnu, patrne mel stejnou my
slenku = IDA Sc, re jste sc pax
jiz dlouho nerozmysleli ami je-
den ami druhy?"
II to ne. Ia par tydn1 ma
vrhl mne, abych prijela sc po-
divat k nemu ma farmu. A kdyz
jsem tn byla to uz dele nevahal
a zeptal Sc, chci-li S MIN sdileti
dals1 zivot. Jak pax bych ne
chtela? Vzdyt ma tohleto jsem
cekala! A tax Sc mne tn l1bilc
hned cd prvn1ho pocatku &C
jsem SEN zav1tala."
"Je videt, re jste oba udelal5
dobre. 'Osud nekdy divine Ia.
hrava 81 s lidmi a hleda divine
cesty jak by je k sobe pTivedl.'
Mezitim pfisel Mrazek z pc.
lie. Deti lined bezely k nemu
a ia jsem take chtel vymeniti
MIN nekolik SLOW. Posleze jsen
sc rozloucil S touto stastnou fal
mafskou rodinou a prem1ta
jsem o tom jak jest svet ping
roztodivnych udalost1. A jail
jest dosti krasy a porozumen
l. jen jest tTeba hledat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27
TAKE JUBILEUM.
AriZ::

(Kdyz MadaTi okupovali W.
chodnf Slovensko, regent Hor-
thy vjel do Kosic ma b1lem orr.
= Zprava z r. 1889
Prijel Horthy ma belousi
Prijel do Kosic
V starem domu rOzsvltili
Radu bflych svfc.
Ac tax davno vse to IDA Sc
Je to jen sest let
Ia tn dobu mnoho smetf
Osud v jamu smet.
V Kosicfch zbyl z tlustych
svfcek
Jen hubeny knot
Kordu madarskych magnatG
UlOmil sc hrOt.
Horthyho dial Hitler odvezt
Nekam do N6mec
Kde mu v psechu pTipravili
Nezlacenou klec.
" Pest ma kralovskem zamku
Rudy kohOut vzl6t
A v Kosicfch Benesovi
Podavajf kvet!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-27

Londyn (CTK) - Ministr
zahranicn1ho obchodu DIR. HUI
bert Ripka a zastupce general
nfho reditele UNRRA Rhatigan
podepsali sest 1mluv jake dopl-
mex k hlavni smlouve z 26. u
nora. Move 1mluvy zahrnuji
administrator sluzbu pomoci a
obnovy, socialn1 peel a zdravot-
nictvl, obnovu zemedelstv1, pr1
myslu a obecne prospesnych
podnik1, peel O ceskoslovenske
osoby mimo domac1 1zem1, KITE
re byly repatriovany, a O osoby
ktere nejsou Cechoslovaky a o.
cekavajf r%epatriaci. Ceskoslo-
venska vlada Dude spravovat
sluzbu pomoci a obnovy sama a
Dude il financovat bud 1plne
nebo castecne z vyt6zkG probe
je zasob dodanych UNRRA po-
die hlavnf smlouvy. Krone te-
to financnf pomoci poskytne
UNRRA dalsi podpory, poza-
dali O to ceskoslovenska vlada.
Opatrf ma pr. technicky perso-
nal. Sluzby budou zahrnovat
r1znou cinnost jake ma pre- zf1-
zeni nemocnic, 1tulkG pro sirot
ky, lekarskou sluzbu, opravu
tovaren a zeleznic, obstarani
semen a hospodaTskych stroll
ma obnovu zemedelstvl.
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Osvobozeni CeSi vraci Sc domG
z Beyreuthu. ,

u II. tankove divise v Bey-
reuthu. - correspondent Chi
cazske Tribuny Robert Cromie
postal zpravu, v nfz prav1, re
asi 1900 ceskych politickych
VENT bylo osvobozeno z kon-
centracnfho tabora. Bylo ba-
jecne videti radost, kterou pro-
jevovali pc letech utrpeni pod
vladou nacistG. Byli mezi mimi
obchodn1ci, lekaTi, pravnici, z
nichz nekteff byli vinni, re psa-
Ii protinacisticke letaky, JIM,
re skryvali ruske parasutisty.
Videli jsme skupinu sesti O.
sob, jez nejedly pc diva dny. u
biraly sc ulicf k vzdalenym ces-
kym hranicfm, kdyz jeden "a
kopl, upadl a nebyl S to povsta-
ii. Ostatnf toho nepozorovali,
pospfsili jsme mu tedy ma po-
moe.
Tazali jsme Sc tohoto zbedo-
vaneho muze, ktery zdal Sc Sc
desatilety, kolik je mu let a
S hrGzou jsme Sc dovedeli, re je
mu 81. Rekl, re pochopove
gestapa jej bill a jednou jej u
vazali u rozpalenych kamen a
nechali jej tam pet dn1 o hla-
du. Dostaval pouze slanou vo-
du k pitt. Dali jsme mu dive
davky K a sci zvolna "a ostat-
mimi.
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Kdyz mel president obsaditi
sest soudcovskych mist V New
Yorku, odporucili mu predseda
pravnicke komory sest pravni-
XII, ktere uznala komora "a nej
zpGsobilejsf. President pravil,
re Size vSechny uznava "a scho
pne muze, ale rad by vedel,
zda-li nektery z Mich nekdy by
dlel v tenementnim dome V
New Yorku. Ma vysvetlenou
dodal, re clovek, ktery nekdy
bydlel v tenementu, ma bohatSi
zivotnf zkuSenosti a vetsf po-
chopen1 pro zivot obycejneho
cloveka nez soudce, ktery byl
vychovan v blahobytu. Ami je-
den z sesti odporucenych kan
didatG nebyl jmenovan fede-
raln1m soudcem.
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0 zapomenutem skladateli
emigrantu.

New York (CTK)- Kultur-
nj krouzek ceskoslovensky u
sporadal dine 6. dubna t. r. hui
debnf vecer venovany pamatce
zapomenuteho emigranta z
Czech, Antonfna Filipa Henri
cha (1781-1861), jehoz dobro-
druzny zivot a vyznam hui
debn1m zivote americkem vyl1-
Gil DIR. Jan Lowenbach. Helm
rich pochazel z velmi zamozne
tovarnicke hodiny severoceske
a pfisel "a napoleonskych va
lex O vsechno jmeni. Vypravil
sc r. 1910 sc zbytky sveho zbo-
Ii S houslemi do Ameriky, kdez
pres vsechna protivenstvf sc u
pine venoval hudbe a stall Sc
|jednim re spoluzakladatelG va
zne americke hubby, jak UNA
vaji i americt1 historikove Son
neck, Howard a Upton.
DR.. Lowenbach pfibl1zil ro-
mantickou a idealistickou osob-
most Heinrichovu nasemu zaj-
movemu okruhu, poukazav ma
to, re Heinrich nejen prvni
skladal ma americke motivy,
nybrz = &C 81 no privlastnova-
Ii Nemci - zGstal uprfmnym
ceskym vlastencem, venovav &c
lou radu skladeb vzpom1nkam
ma Cechy a oslave jej1ch kras j
huedbnfch velikan1 (na pr.
ctyrdilna smutecnl Fantasia ma
pocest Josefa Jungmana a j.
Pc prve v Americe proved pr
vni symfonii Beethovena a PRIV
nj skladbu ceskeho puvodu
(ouverturu cd J1ravce) pred
sedal zakladajic1 sch1zi New
yorske filharmonie a v1bec
hral d1lezitou 1lohu v zacat-
cfch americkeho hudebniho Ii
vota.
Pc prednasce, s velkym zaj-
mem vyslechnute, zahral kon-
sui B. Slavicek vkusne ma kla-
vir ctyri Heinrichovy skladby:
Pnvabna Ceska, Prazsky valcik
"The Hickory" a Kentucky
March, z nichz druha, zvlast'
karakteristicka, musila byt O.
pakovana.