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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

no. attNo
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro
Daily Press a newspaper printed and
circulated in said county.
bate Court for the County OF wash
A a session OF said Court held at
the Probate office in the city of Ann
Arbor. In said County on the 2Yth
day Of November A. ID. 1913.
Preseat. Hon. Jay q. Pray. Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Myrtle o. Kinnicutt, Deceased
Robert i. Garrod, Administrator,
having filed in said Court his petit
tion praying for license TO sell the
interest OF said estate in certain
real estate therein described for the
purpose OF distributing the proceeds
OF such sale among the persons en-
titled thereto.
1t is Ordered that the 3ist day OF
December, \. u. 1915. at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon at said PROBATE OF.
flee. be and is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition. and that all
persons interested in said estate ap-
pear before said Court a: said time
and place, 10 show cause why a llc-
ense TO sell the interest OF said
estate IN said real estate should not
be granted.
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof De given by publica-
ton Of a copy OF tAis order. for three
successive weeks previous to said
dav of hearing. In the Ups ilanti Daily
Press. newspaper printed and cir
culated in said County
JAY q. PRAY.
Judge of Probate
Nora o. Rorgsrt Register OF Probate
Adv 6-l2l5
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Observations
Ickes Likely TO
Resign From His
Post Jan. !

The Ions rumored resignation y
Secretary OF Interior Harold l..
Ickes is scheduled 10 become an ag.
tuality before The first OF the year
highly reliable Capital sources
nov say lekes is ION his way out
Thus. the man who has held the
cabinet post longer than any other
person-l2lg years probably Wi.
return 10 private lie by Jan. !.
Ickes' possible successors. ac-
eording to capitol I'M gossip, are
listed as follows. Senator Joseph
c. OMahoney Cd OF Wyoming FL
win c. Pauley OF California, and
Senator carl 4 Hatch lDl OF New
Mexico.
OMahoney il is believed. would
accept the Job gladly He is an old
Senate friend OF President Tru-
mans and has long been interested
in the Interior post.
Pauley. one OF Truman's over
seas trouble shooters IS former
treasurer OF the Democratic party.
He has done various odd Jobs for
| the President and observers be.
lieve he may have a show In the
selection OF new cabinet mem
Der 10 head the Interior Depart
ment.
Hatch a boso-t friend OF the
Chief Executive. is considered an
other good possibility for the Job.
Just which OF the three-or per
hsps some dark horse"-will get
the job is still an unknown factor.
cording TO Capital sources.
PRESIDENT TRUMAN DEFIN-
ITELY is for unifestion OF the
armed services in such way as %
provide a thoroughly coordinsted
fighting team in the event OF a fu-
ture war.
Congressional leader who have
talked with Mr.. Truman say he has
not changed the steldfast view
which he has held on this subject
for long time.
The Navy, however. is highly
aroused over unification legisla-
ton pending in the Senate. and re.
ports are that ii has put fervor into
some leaders in Congress-par-
ticularly Representative Vinson
(D) of Georgia. chairman OF the
House Naval Affairs Committee.
The President intends 10 send a
message to Congress on the ques-
ton. But here he finds himself n
the middle OF a crossfre. Advo-
Gates OF smslgamation are pulling
for a hard-driying document. But
reports are that>t Navy wants
no message In facts>it Is against
any kind OF compromise on the
question.
MANY GOVERNMENT DFFICI-
AIS now believe the Administra-
ton made n mistake in AGREEING to
give the Labor-Management con-
ference delegates free rein and keep
government out of the parley.
Labor Department experts are
convinced that much more could
have been accomplished in the
meeting II government representa-
tives had been sitting in as active
participants.
President Truman, IL is said,
originally intended that federal OF.
ficials should take part in the
peace parley. but then reversed his
position and agreed to the dele
gates request that they be given
complete freedom.
The result was that there was no
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
Fine Points in Bfidqe
HIGH CARDS NO MEASURE

WHY, HAD FIVE and a half
honor tricks" That is an exclama.
ton frequently used by players
who had opened the auction with
an inadequate two-bid Of a suit.
All keen competitors have learned
that high cards alone do not con-
stitute a sound measure for such
a bid. Even three AXIS are Insult
Client when the distribution Is
1888 without any cards Of in.
termediate height like jacks or
tens. The real test Is whether or
not the hand has enough trick
taking possibilities Of all kinds to
justify game contract opposite
partner too weak 10 answer a
one-bid
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NOTICE
PROPOSED AMENDING 2ONINQ
ORDINANCE NO. Ill

Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council will hold a hearing
At Council Hall on Monday. Decem-
Der L. 1915. at 7:30 o'clock p. m. to
receive arguments for and against
proposed amending Of coming ordin-
ance in the following manner, namely
That the Common Council OF the
city Of YpSilanti ordain that ordin-
ance No. III will be amended by
changing the coming ordinance map
In the following manner:
That the frontage on both sides
OF Harriet street from the west
line OF Huron street 10 the east
line Of Hamilton Street, not now
Commercial, be changed from
class Residential to Glass C
Commercial FURTHER; Any
property now owned by the city
not to be included in this recon-
mendation.
The above proposed change IN coming
ordinance TO be effective immediate
~ after being passed by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
Signed:
IT. &. HOLMES
Adv 1908 city Clerk.
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real driving force, except public
criticism in the press. to insist on
constructive program from the
parley. Some timely prodding by
government officials might have
caused the conference to face up 70
major issues and settle conflicts
that baked accomplishment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
Your Health
Enlargement of
Prostate Gland
Causes Trouble

BY HERMAN BUNDEsEN. ". T
THE prostate gland which is
present only in males is located in
front Of the bladder. II varies in
size from one 10 one and three
eighths inches in length, is about
the same in width and is almost an
inch thick. IL is not exactly clear
just what use the prostate gland
is in the body. Ii has been sug-
gested that this gland may form a
secretion which empties directly
into the blood as do the secretions
Of both the thyroid and the pan
cTess.
Late in life, the prostate gland
may enlarge, and then il causes
troublesome symptoms. The dis
order is known as nrostatitis. Just
why the gland enlarges is not
known. The condition rarely occurs
in men before the age Of fifty or
tfty-hve years.
Mistaken Notion
Some persons have the mistaken
notion that an infection is respon-
sible for this enlargement, but
there is no evidence to indicate that
this is true. Tumors Of the gland
may also occur but such tumors
are not the common cause Of the
enlargement.
Nevertheless, the enlargement
may endanger the persons life be-
cause Of the complications that
may follow il. These complications
are due 10 the blocking of the flow
of the urine.
Blocking Of the flow of the urine
may sooner or later lead to serious
damage to the kidney and cause
waste products to be retained in
the blood instead of being elinin-
ated. Furthermore, infection Of the
bladder is likely TO develop. For
these various reasons, it is impor-
tant that a man with an enlarged
prostate have treatment early in
the course Of the condition.
Few Noticeable Symptoms
When enlargement Of the pros.
cate gland first occurs, there may
be but few noticeable symptoms.
However, as time passes, the symp-
toms become more severe. The most
common symptom is increased fire.
quency OF emptying of the bladder,
especially at night.
Then, pain and burning occur.
Eventually, the point is reached at
which the patient is unable to
empty the bladder at all. If infee-
ton occurs there will be chills.
fever and severe sweats.
As a general rule, some type Of
operative treatment is necessary
to overcome the difficulty.
In modern times, removal Of the
prostate gland is accomplished
without opening the abdomen. The
operation is known as transure-
thral prostatectomy. With this,
there is a lower mortality rate,
fewer complications, and a shorter
stay in the hospital.
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LEGAL Notices

't.S LIE 1850
Lot 81 Davis Addition
Mrs walter Pierce.
Ioo.sS 1915 1855
Lot 90 Davis Addition
Mrs Walter Pierce
1885 l7l6 sc9.st
Lots ~ Through Lot l6
Tollett's Addition
Amesbury Seat Mfg. TO.
$500 LIS s725i
$. Go Lot en- Original Plat
Chas. 4 Paul Kuster
Part Of Lots slS, .ls. 22o
Taru lot -33 Except M OF
Way 10 M.C.RR. n Lot $50
Except \. 1920 a Rt. OF
Way To- MC.RR. OF Original
plat and Lot "a except n. Of
way 10 M.CRE. and lot -S5
Except y. 25g.25' a RI Of
Way 20 MC.R.R. All IN
original Plat
lIaftwick-Wescott Lumber 60
l11.b l.tlb JoIs6
Part OF Lots 2ls. 22o, 22i $50,
Original Plat
Robert Cooper
575l l.7I6 r.e.sg
Part OF Lot rs Original Plat
J. Aertzbcrg
1918 1.7I6 3Il4j
Part Of Lots el9. 22O, 28O,
Original Plat
". H. Iattcrmole
us LIS 1890
Part Of Lots 2l9, 22o, 228.
Original Plat
Gertrude Parsons
$50 I.7I6 1885
E}g OF Lot PIG Original Plat
HartwIck Estate. George Austin.
VIZ Of Lot 2l6. Original Plat
Hartwlck Estate. George Austin.
$3.50 LIS J6.63
s ll20' Lot 2lJ Original Plat
Emma Zimmerman
$50 I7I6 1896
W; l6'5, Of Lot PA Original Plat
ls.5 l7ls 2s.3l
S 500 Of Z 3 Rds. Of Lot ga
Original Plat
Thomas Bradshaw
Commencing at the pit. Of inter
ectlon of the W. Line Ecorse
Rd. q the y. Line Of Towner
ST, thence y. SO W-2SSIJ
10 5. +. Corner Davis Add
ton thence y SELF W
along L. Line Davis Addition
204.b3', thence $ S6o-51' l.
2S66S' 10 Ecorse Rd.. thence
along Ecorse Rd 2oO.iS' to
beginning,
Implanted:
James Samonek
2i7.15 l7le 3725t
5. Line OF Michigan Ave. AS
" of Center Line OF River
St: thence W. 100. thence
S. 247.5' Thence r. 73.O'
thence y parallel to the cen
ter line OF River 81. si7.S
10 Beginning
Implanted
Z. J. Doran
$50 I716 1921.
Commencing at a point on the
5. Line Of Michigan Ave.
llS.5' ". of Center Line Of
River St, thence 5 parallel
with the Center Line OF River
St. 2i7.5'; thence W. 4q5'.
thence y. 2l7.5'; thence J..
4s.5 to beginning.
Implanted
Spencer Davis
4s.5 1.716 s4e4.
Commencing at a point on the
Line OF Michigan Ave. 1850
w OF the Center Line of
River St: thence S 247.5':
thence W S2.5'; thence y
2i7.5'. thence r. SIS to be-
ginning.
Implanted
Spencer Davis
SIS 1915 1851
Commencing at point on the
; Lir,eN OF Michigan Ave
247.5 W Of the Center Line
OF River St. thence : as
thence W Coo. thence y.
ass thence F.. ESQ to begin
ming.
Implanted
Motor state Prod Co.
600 1915 1926
The 1868 Of the following:
Commencing at a point on
the 5 Line Of Michigan Ave.
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Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Excelsior chapter number % Arch
fCes the coming Irving Packer EHP o. L. stephens
king Morton Crane scribe Elmer Warner Ross g.
Kuhn. secretary A C. Gruust G. H. George p
Joseph Clark RAG Shseier NJ " Georg. Thomp
" 2nd y Ralph Ashton. LIST V " Eddy sentinel
Fifty Years Ago
We will call attention very interesting letter another
column from Prof Walter Deunon Italy
He interesting locality where people
habits and Of the Dark Ages and th letter will repay
ful perusal
Mrs Guy and Miss Mamie Wallace attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Davis brother EA,s Tavss
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North East South Vest
2A Pass 2NT Pass
81 Pass 3NT

Poor South could only squlrm as
the defenders ran FIVE heart tricks
and West then shifted to the
spade 10. The Q covered, the K
took the trick and the was re-
turned to the 9 and A. The club
A, K and J TO the Q enabled South
10 try finesse Of the diamond Q.
When the X won that, the spade
J was cashed. and East had to
give South the last trick with the
diamond 10 the A.
All told, South got only Ave
tricks and the defenders eight.
setting him four. II North had
wanted TO make a strong opening
bid instead of calling just one in
spades or diamonds. he would
have been justified in trying 2-No
Trumps. South would have passed,
and that contract should have
been made against the natural
lead Of a spade.
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ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
100 ~ Huron ST.
a. m Holy Communion.
II a. Morning prayer and SER
mon.
u a. m.-Church School. children
Ga through - years 81 age.
u. m.-Nouug Peoples Group.
= 80 y. m Canterbury Club.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
20 South Prospect St
NJ ). Amstutz. Minister
10 a. m.-Sunday school
% q. m-TeXt of worship hour,
And the Word was made flesh. and
dwelt among us" John l.l4.
8 p. m.-Prayer Time.
ESQ p. mr. Young Peoples Society.
$3.50 y. m.-Eyaugelistic Service.
THE SALVATION ARMY
S. Park ST.
captain Vernon Vie, officer IN
Charge
10 "A. m.-Sunday School
~ a, m.--lloliness meeting
g p. m.-Noung Peoples Hour
7;l5 y. m.-Street Service. tMich-
igan at WHshiugtouD
T.t5 p. m.--Evdugrlistic Service.
1t, colonel and Mrs. James Muir
ply. Divisional Officers from De-
trolt, VIII speak In all services.
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EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
col River Boulevard.
II. c. Sipe, b. D., Pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Church Services.
Pastor Sipes sermon, when Jesus
Comes Again" The combined choirs
The Lords Prayer" by Forsythe.
Maxwell Ament, baritone soloist, will
sing search Me, O God" by Scott
7;45 p. m.-Evening service. The
singing Of Christmas hymns will be
featured
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Your Week End Question

When partners are using a 2-No
Trumps response to an opening
suit bid OF one as a force and
guarantee Of game strength, what
should response Of 3-No Trumps
Imply?
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Washington at Emmett
Raymou Burns Bair. Minister.
Church School 9:45 a. m. Glasses
for all age groups.
Nursery school at 1855 a. m.
Divine worship at 1855 a. m. Ser
mon by the minister: The Need OF
salvation"
Christmas Candle-lighting Service
in the Chapel OF the Church sunday
evening at 1880.
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'"TFTl ~ y TN NJ III TI0N
Gordon g. Spesr, Minister
9ti5 "a, sunday School FOR
grades I through L..
II a. m.-Suuday School for chill
dreu age two through grade g.
II a. m.-Worshlp. The Points Of
the Christmas star.
. p. m.-PHgrlm Fellowship.
= p. m.-Christian Youth Fellow
ship.
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An Open Letter to the
Parents of Ypsilanti:

In consideration of this aside Governor Kelly
the State Michigan and in full aware
rising of juvenile delinquency throughout our land we
wish make the following statement:
of adequately fill their function this community
touching the lives of children and dvng
who
this determined with the help of Cod to do
however that the important institution
in church child
essary week the will avail little with
the active participation of the parents.
all with their attend
the church which they send their chill
Any policy the of undemnes what the
church children mok the expectations with
which the parents send them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Washington at Washtenaw,
Walter 3. Heyler. Minister.
Church School-9:S0 a. m. and
l0:45 a. m.
Morning Service OF Worship-l0:45
a. IN. Sermon, The Man Jesus Did
Not Save
Youth Fellowship-6 p. III. Carol
Sing.
White Gift Christmas Service -
7:30 p. m. Drama, The Child Of
Peace" Special Christmas music.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
LEGAL Notices

ASSESSMENT ROLL NO. IS
Tor storm Sewers built In Pord,
Emsrteh. Mildred, rownsr, and Par
scr streets, and south river blvd
Net Rata Amount
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

RAYMON BAIR
ALFRED KNOWLES
WILLIAM SHAW
HARLEY SIPE
GORDON SPEER
VERNON VIE
w. L. STEPHENSON
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Sunday Church Notices

EYANGELIsTIC TABERNACLE
Rev Daniel l.. BauRhey, Pastor
81 River boulevard
Original Wesleyan
Tonight: High School group prayer
meeting.
Sunday:
g:i5 a. m.--Teachers and Workers
PRAYER meeting.
10 n. m.--Sunday School with Lor-
en- McKenna, superintendent.
II a. m.--Assembly Hour. Mrs
Daniel Baughey.
6:l5 p. m.-loung Peoples prayer
meeting.
$50 y. m.-Young Peoples service
Time"
Sp. MFRS. Baughey. speaker.
WILLOW RUN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
tMissouri synod
2JS5 +. Michigan
Arthur F. Boyer, Pastor.
1900 a. m.-sunday School and
II a. m.-Morning service. Sermon
subject, The Right Course in the
Critical Interval Between the Two
Advents.'
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1llO West Cross ST.
William X. Shaw, Minister.
10 a, ,n.--Morniug Worship
1880 a. m.-The Church Schoo,
p. m.-Diuner for school OF Evan
gelism.
ESQ p. m.-The b. y. +. at the
Church.
p. m.-Baptist-Congregational c.
!. +. at Sarkweather Han.
p. m.-EVening worship at the
Community Church OF Willow Run
corner Of East Forest and Allen SITS
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Fundamentally
@l9 South Grove St
r. y. Biddle, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School
IL a. m.-Morning worship. Mes
sage. "Manifesting Christ"
$3.50 y. m.-Baptist Young Peo-
pie s Society.
1880 y. m-Evening service. Mes
sage, AS II Is In Truth, The Word
OF God"
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Forest Ave. at jerome st.
II. c. Diller, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Russell
Patton. superintendent.
II =. m.-Worship Hour
1850 p. m.-Evening service.
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Zl'.l1 LIS 5t2.5i
Commencing at a point on the
). Line of Michigan Ave. AS
W of Center Line Of River
ST; thence W. 100. thence
$. 247.5 Thence +. 73.O'
thence y parallel to the CEN
ter line OF River ST. 2i7.S
10 Beginning.
Implanted
=. j. DOran
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$50 l.5l6 1922
Commencing at point on the
S. Line Of Michigan Ave.
ll5.5' ". of Center Line Of
River St. thence $ parallel
with the Center Line Of River
St. 247.5; thence ". 4q.5'.
thence y. 247.5': thence =.
1875 to beginning.
Implanted
Spencer Davis
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M. S. AMSTUTZ
DANIEL BAUGHEY
ROBERT DE WITT
HAROLD ENGEL
D. G.. FOOTE
WALTER HEYLER
CARTIER ROBERTSON
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

SALEM CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Lucia NJ. Stroh. Minister.
1l:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
1880 a m.-Dlvine worship.
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BY HERMAN BUNDEsEN. N. q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
LIDICKA MATKA
HLEDA SVE DfTE
Lidice, 81. kvetna. IONA

Lidice, 81. kvetna. IONA =
Meyer Levin.)
Pc nekolika dnech pesfho po-
chodu, vyhubla Marie Jelfnko-
va vysla z mesta Bustehradu
pc j tax dobTe zname silnici,
ktera vede do Lidic. Marie Sc
domnlvala, re jiste pozna SLIM
CT a pahorek, Sc ktereho Sc sva-
zuJe do Lidic, tutez silnici, pc
niz byla pred trent lety odva-
zena s ostatn1mi tenant a det-
mi, ktere pfezily vrazdenf.
Ale silnice tam uz neni. Ma
RE videla jen stado ovec, lany
zelene a "a mimi fadu ruskych
nakladnfch aut.
V koncentracnfm taboTe V
Ravensbrucku Marie slysela,
re vesnice byla spalena, ale ted
Sc j zatocila hlava. Nemohla
uvefit, re tn nezGstala ami sto-
pa z mist, ktera znala z detstvf
A pax nahle poznala Fran
tiska Lesaka, jedoucfho ma vo-
re vozovou cestou, ktera tam
pred tzemi Lefty nebyla.
FrantiSek, roln1k z blfzkeho
Bustehradu, vypravoval, re
N6mci donutili vesnicanv 2 O.
koll vystavet tuto cestu, kdyz
znicili starou silnici, vedoucf do
Lidic. Vesnican6 take museli
spaleniste Lidic pffeorat a zasft
tam psenici.
"Slyseli jste n6co O lidickych
detech?" ptala Sc Marie, ktere
Nemci vyrvali jej1 osmilete dec
ko, ably je spolu s ostatnfmi IL
dickymi detmi zavlekli, nezna-
me kan.
FrantiSek odpovedel, re nj
kdo o lidickych detech neslysel.
Marie Sc ami neptala pc SVEN
muzi. Vedela, re vsichni muz-
st1 obyvatele vesnice byli po-
stTfleni.
Mlada zena kracela dale do
1doli, kde kdysi staly Lidice, a
spatrila ma m1ste = kde kdysi
byla lidicka naves = venec s
napisem:
eide jsou p%ochovani obcane
Lidic, povrazdsni nemeckymi
vladci 10. cervna 1912"
PokTizovala sc a tiSe Sc po-
modlila.
Marie je jedna z patnacti zen,
ktere Sc sem dosud vratily z
koncentracn1ho tabora v Ra-
vensbrucku a z nemeckych pod
zemnich valecnych tovaren.
Poole jejich vypravovanf zem-
felo So re 1876 uveznenych zen
v koncentracn1m tabofe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Arcibiskup b~lahopreje.

Prazsky rozhIas vyslal dine
20. kvetna tuto zpravu:
"Katolicky archbishop Geho
jmeno nebylo zjist6no) postal
min. predsedovi Zdenku Fer
lingrovi poselstv1, We kterem
prohlasil, re poklada "a svou
pr1jemnou povinnost vyjadTit
ministerskemu pTedsedovi a ce-
skoslovenske Wade nejupT1m-
nejs1 vdecnost vsem, kdo Sc
vyznamenali v boji o osvoboze-
nj vlasti. Katolicke duchoven-
stvo dokazalo v letech utrpen1
svou loyalnost k republice a z
toho dGvodu budou spolupra-
covat S jeSte vetSfm nadsen1m a
oddanost1 ma vystavbe a ochra-
ne lepsfho a stastnejsiho Two
ta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Do CSR. lie JIG teIegrafovat.

KraJanska verejnost sc upo-
zornuje, re rozhodnutfm anne
rickeho Departmental pokladu
re dine 20. kvetna 1915 bylo &C.
skoslovensko vynato z poctu
statn, s nimiz byl "a valky "a
kazan styk. V t6chto dnech byl
jiz otevfen telegraficky styk s
Ceskoslovenskem a americke
telegraph spolecnosti pfijfmajf
jiz telegramy do Ceskosloven-
ska i ma soukrome adresy)
ktere jsou prozatfm dirigovany
pres Moskvu. LIE tez ocekava-
ii. re v dohledne dobe Dude ia
Ike zahajen pravidelny postov-
nj styk S Ceskoslovenskem, coz
Dude v cas- oznameno americ-
kym Departmental post. Kra-
jane Sc vybizejf, ably pro styk
Sc svymi prfbuznymi a pfateli v
Ceskoslovensku pouzili techto
reguernfch spoji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

z velitelstvi americke IL. ar
madnf skupiny bylo oznameno,
re byl americkymi oddly Eat
cen DIR. Josef Tiso, byvaly "pre-
sident' Slovenska. Tiso byl Eat
cen spolecne S nekolika nacis-
tickymi pohlavary, mezi mimi
take S byvalym velitelem po-
vestneho koncentracniho tabo-
ra v Buchenwaldu. Krone to-
no byl zatcen take nemecky
marsal Blankowitz, ktery Is.
bfezna 1889 velel nemeckym
oddlldm, ktere obsadily Prahu.
Rovnez byl zatcen Walter
Stepp, president mnichovskeho
apelacn1ho soudu, byvaly d.
verny pfftel kata Heydricha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Radikalni reformy zamysleny
" CSR.

Zdenek Fierlinger, premier
Csl. vlady, oznamil radikalni
program socialn1ch reforem ma
schGzi socialne demokraticke
strany v Praze, jak oznamila
spojenecka tiskova sluzba.
Hlavn1mi body tohoto pro-
gramu je: Pfedne, csl. zahra-
nicnf politika Dude zalozena ma
alianci S Ruskem. Druhe, mo-
nopoly a velke banky budou
dany pod statnf kontrolu. Ire
tt, vladnf program nebude pro-
walden nasilnymi prostfedky, a
lie usnesenlm narodn1ho vybo-
ru. Narodn1 shromazdenf v
pf1sluSne dobe nahrad1 narod-
nj vybor a konecne parliament
vypracuje ustavu a zakony.
Ctvrte, mena Dude stabiliso-
vana. Pate, moe velkych mali
tell pozemkd Dude vyloucena.
Zemed6lske kooperativy obdr-
II podporu, ale kolektivni far
maTenf nebude zavadeno do
nucovanfm.