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needed this creative thinker who
at one time enjoyed such wide
spread popularity amongst them.
Often the creative artist, with his
sensitivity to moods and attitudes,
foreshadows what is unforeseen by
more practical men. During the
troubled 'twenties, DIR. Mann wrote
a long short story called Dis
order AND Early Sorrow that
showed, if anyone had had the
sense to see it, the disintegration
of old patterns and old customs
before the onset of chaos and Bar.
barism.
Moral standards were disappear
ing. The value of money had gone
in the mad imitation that appears
to have been part of the calculated
policy of the masters OF Germany.
The familiar world was dissolving
while the older generation looked
on helplessly.
1t was almost boast among
middle-class and upper-class Ger
mans that they had nothing to do
with politics. That was vulgar
business for those who cared for
it. Mann himself had admitted that
this was more or less his attitude.
In this is a moral for US here
in America. Too many Americans
have been indifferent, or have as
sumed themselves superior, to the
business of politics, which is every
body's business, The complacent
lit can't happen here has an
empty sound today.
At 10, Thomas Mann, citizen Of
democracy, has finished the great
work of his life. The story that
runs through the five volumes If
the Joseph novel is like a great
Continued an Pare Firht)
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The Literary Guidepost

and Frederick II, and CnsH''D
Bismarck. ~,
the smoke of French guns IN l ~,
when Talleyrand commences rp;
beyond the. Rhine there reI nan !,
only a federation. Inc SYN! .ntry b
the end was Napoleoa's eia't h,
Berlin in 1906, when more III hi
125 separate sovereie1 stare ss,rts
already a1r vanished. But .,.a as'I ~
Prussia's catastrophe detea I... n,
Her rebirth, as StelnOF ~, 70
marks pertinentiy, was - W. Whom
were non-Prussian: STEIN, 'f Tic5.s
horst. Gneisenau, Blucae' ,,ad he
aud others. They were o.'s,t ro-
minute the Napoleonlc lnie'
sided. AN n Me-
They yielded 10 yNe there we.s
ternich. In mid-century ,ole Tnsr
the rebellious days Of l tsedsrstien
Bismarck changed coill''
into empire ,tonorosen a
saying that Bismarck he G..
Germany and reduced 1.. '1y .ni'
mans" The history sone. oy'
the thea author NOR carries it on IN '''
to the start Of World wal
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LETTER BOX
SHOULD GO FURTHER

To The Editor: ,...
Re your editorial "Headlls''
Opposite Meters" May 81 In Il.
opinion, you did not go far enou;-
and my grippe is that the ree~s
tons governing same should .
clearly posted by signs al. az,
enough to be read by strange.
and home folks. For instance ~
Princess street the regulation ..
piled until 9 pm. Saturday OH y,
True. the back of meters nave w =,
regulations but try some DARK Ms'
to read them. crv
Wilmington. N. c.
June 4, 1915.
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Lee Miller Covers The Pacific

a litter. I don't know whether the
Jap's caught yet"
The General is being buried TO-
morrow in the Army cemetery at
Santa Barbara. Today Vanderpool
is up in the lines again, looking
for site for a new observation
post. And another brigadier ar
rived this morning to take Dusty
Dalton's place,
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BY LEE G. MILLER

WITH THE 25TH DIVISION AT
BALETE PASS, Luzon-(by wire.
less)-The death of Brig. General
James L. Dusty Dalton of Burl-
ington, VT, will have been re-
vealed some days before this is
printed, for although my copy goes
to the States by wireless l try to
keep number of columns ahead
and there were several ahead OF
this one.
But you might be interested in
the details OF how one of the many
generals killed in this war-and by
all accounts one of the very best
came to his death.
Last March II I was with the
Sixth Division on the Wawa-Anti-
polo line east of Manila when a
Jap machine gun killed Maj. Gen.
Edwin D. Patrick. When l visited
the First Cavalry briefly its Maj.
Gen. Verne D. Nudge was lying
severely wounded in a hospital
And now this brilliant likable
young Brigadier was shot down,
the day after I had had a long
conversation with him.
Last night the division CO,
Lieut.. Col. J. D. Vanderpool, sal
in my tent and told how it hap
pened.
General Dalton wanted to exam
inc the regimental headquarters OF
Jap Colonel Hayashi which had
just been captured, to see what
sort Of construction had been able
to withstand our air and artillery
concentrations
The place was about a thousand
yards southeast of the crest of Ba-
|lete Pass.
The general took his aide. Lieut..
Henry Phillips, of Forest Hills, N.
~. Colonel Vanderpool, and thrae
guerrilla bodyguards. They lett
their jeeps on Highway No. 5 and
picked up Capt. Robert B. Lane,
Largo, Fla, and two enlisted men,
of l Company, 3Sth Regiment.
The general and the other Off
GERS had removed their collar or
|naments. The general was carry
ing carbine. He wore two-piece
green fatigues end helmet. They
walked few hundred yards to the
former Jap headquarters, an d
found the enemy had driven 10 or
20 tunnels into the face Of the ridge
through solid rock.
Some of the tunnels interconnect-
ed The entrances were usually
through a pillbox or a matched
hut
The general had examined most
of the installation, which covered
several hundred yards, and he was
continuing up gorge to see the
rest.
"Along there the trail goes
through a narrow canyon" Colonel
Vanderpool explained This Jap
rifleman was hidden in a knoll be-
yond, commanding the canyon.
"A Filipino laborer had told us
Jap was somewhere ahead, and
we all had our guns ready. Cap.
tain Lane was in the lead with an
enlisted man, a guerrilla and the
laborer when the Jap opened fire.
The bullet ricocheted from the can.
Won we'll and went over Lanes
head. They pressed against the
wall and got partial cover.
"The Jap fired again and just
missed the guerrilla.
"I thought could see where the
eniper was end I moved up past
the general. But I found that the
jap could cover both sides Of the
canyon so I decided this was no
place to be exposed. I jumped side
WAYS and rolled under an outcrop-
PING of rock.
1.-The general at once did the
sama thing, Just as he jumped
the jap let go again. The General
fell against my leg and rolled back
into the line of fire.
II didn't know how badly hit he
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was, so I crawled down and
dragged him back. Lanes sergeant
was yelling, Get back, you can't
do him any good
But I got him back way. Then
I could see the bullet had entered
above the temple and come out at
the base of the skull. He was dead.
THE sergeant went for men to
try to envelop the Jap and bring
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TOP % THE MORNING

Let us take time to be pleasant. The
small cOurtesies which we often omit be-
cause they are small, will some day look
larger to us than the wealth which we covet-
ed, or the fame for which we have strug
gled.
From Let Is Take Time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
RITES AT TEMPLE

Services for the first day OF
Succoth will be held at Temple
Beth Fl az 1870 a m. Rabbi B.
Benedict Glazer will preach and
the Temple Quartet under Jason
II. Tickton will sing liturgical
music
Rabbi Leon Fran Will speak on
Harvesting for the World at
Temple Israel al $50 p. m. today.
He also Will conduct services Al
1870 a. m. tomorrow at the
Hampton School.
At Congregation ShaarPy Zedek,
Rabbi A. NJ HerShman Will preach
Al $50 p. m today and at 640
a m Tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Charity Fund
Ads Laid Out

Available advertising in the
Community War Chest campaign
witt be outlined for Detroit retail
advertising managers at lunch
con Monday at the Statler.
Advertising m anag gers and
agency account executives of
newspapers. radio stations and
other agencies dealing in window
displays or other forms of retail
promotion have been invited.
Committee members in charge
of the program include y. J Abo-
daher. Charles f.. Boyd, Russell
Chappell. O. l.. Dorworth, Gilbert
J. Hattie, Edward b. Houseal, A. J
Jayne, Charles 3. Lord, Reuben
Ryding, William G. Toll. Verne w
Tucker, Charles II. Welch Jr anc
Ralph L. YonkeT
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
High Adventure
In Radio Drama

A strange, wild adventure of
two women who vanished into the
Jungle wilderness of South Amer
ica viii be told in FRONT PAGE
DRAMA, 10 be broadcast by Sta
tion WJLB AT 2 p. m. tomorrow.
The women were an elderly
doctor and her pretty daughter.
Word reached the girls fiance
that they were captured by head
hunters. He Immediately set out
TO rescue them. only 10 find that
the savageS had made the older
woman their queen because her
cures were far more potent than
the medicine mems.
FRONT PAGE DRAMA is the
weekly radio program presenting
actual stories taken from the files
OF The American Weekly maga-
Zine that comes with The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Church ID buy
We'll Bldg.

Plans for the purchase Of the
We'll Building. Wayne and Michi-
gan. by ST Aloyslus Church, were
announced today by Msgr. Edward
J. Hickey chancellor OF The De-
troit diocese.
MSGr. Hickey said negotiations
for the 34-year-old l0-story buIid-
ing were practically complete and
the purchase price would be ap-
proNimately S375 900.
The building viii be used fof cX-
panSon Of Offices OF the chancery
with lower feor and basement
rented for commercial purposes,
MSgr Hickey SAID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Crash Tip
Wins SD

The observing news tIpSter who
called the city editor Of The De-
troit Times th-the flash on A
truck smashing into the viaduct
on Twenty-third near Michigan
won the S25 first award for best
news tip Of the week.
Second award of $40 went 10
the man who called-the Times
city desk about Pfc. John Ray
mond Jr. being burned out Of his
home while on 30-day furlough.
Third award OF s. was given 70
the neighbor who rescued Mrs.
Mary Topolewski when her cloth
ing caught fire Ten other awards
of 81 were given for news tips,
Cah the city editor, of the Times
and participate in some Of these
awards given weekly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Z Saloons
PenaIiZed

One tavern lost its license and
six others drew suspensions today
as the state liquor commission
cracked down on sales TO minors.
Evidence that five minors had
bought wine at the Commerce
Tavern al Milford on July 26. Just
before they were involved in a
fatal auto accident, resulted IN
revocation of the taYern's- license.
The owners of the place are
George Ghapchuk and William
Littler.
Six other licensees drew 15-day
suspensions for selling to minors.
They are;
Jenny Cetlinsky, 84O0 Harper:
Crispino Rizzo, 1914 f. Warren:
Joseph Peck. 3024 Trumbull; John
F.. Hendry of Pontiac; Woodward
l.. Derrohn. 1921 Hamilton; Jacob
Abaiay, 9642 Woodward, and Max
Lavine, 1927 Oakland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Where 35 Were Killed '55Hor'-,.'s5s 5ass sss,

Rail crewmen working to remove the wreckage of a
train disaster near BuenOs Aires Argentina. The train
deraed vaduct. Thirtyfive persons perished
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
PO|e-Ameri(dns
To Meet Sunday
Times Photo

PohSh-AmeriCanS Of the Detroit
area viii meet Sunday in the
Srarfer for "ConferYce on the
Cooperation OF America with
Poland
John LoNett, executive Secre-
tary OF the Michigan Manufacture
crs Association. Will speak on
"Amcrican-Polish cooperation Al
the opening session at 10 A m.
Richard FrankenSteen. CAW-ClO
vice president and candidate FOR
mayor, Will speak in the after
noon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Blast in Japan
Kills j. s. Soldier

TOKYO. Sept q GNS) Allied
headquarters reported today that
one American soldier was killed
AHd 80 were injured IN the acci-
dental explosion OF a Japanese
ammunition dump near Tateyama
Airhold south Of Tokyo.
An undetermined number Of
japanese troops also were injured
hy The blast
The American soldier killed was
the first ~ die IN Japan since the
occupation hogan,
Headquarters said there was no
evidence Of sabotage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
SERMONS TOMORROW

Rabbi Moses Fischer will deliver
sermons Al Bnai MoShe Al 9
A. m. tomorrow. The congrega-
ton has erected a booth on a
vacant lot adjoining the building.
At Congregation Bnai David.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will hold
evening services at Z p. m. today
and at 9 a. m tomorrow will
speak on The Need for Unity"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Accident Kills Aide
In Atomic Laboratory

LOS ALAMOS. y. NJ. Sept. 2l
u. s. engineers have disclosed
the death OF Harry h Daghllan.
"a worker at the atomic bomb
laboratory AT Los Alamos.
The formal announcement said
that Daghhan died from burns
suffered" in an industrial acci-
dent at the project" No details
were made public.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

FOR his sn otirq
plsssvts A syrsiir.
liqh'e, ths' ~oro ~
the Stror9ssi winds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Ford Public ShowingS
Put OF Indefinitely

Ford dealers throughout the
United States were notified today
that public showingS Of Ford cars
have been postponed indefinitely
Production operations have been
closed due 10 strike in Supplier
companies. J. r. Davis. advertis-
ing director. said. Public showing
originally had been set for
Sept. p.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Tells Hate for Nazis

LIPARI, Italy, Sept. u tINS)
Countess Edda Ciano, daughter
Of MuSsolini, declared today that
Germans are all beasts and in
sisted the Allies were making a
mistake hy granting lenIency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Jail HinmIer Aide

LONDON, Sept. p CINSl-The
American News Service in Ger
many reported today that Herbert
Stenger. eX-high ranking SIS Of
ficcr and member of Heinrich
Himmler's staff, had been ar
rested near SalZburg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
W Beer Costs $500

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 21-Gott-
lieb Schumacher, restauranteur.
pleaded guilty to serving beer on
VI Day at a hearing before the
state liquor commission and was
fined $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Jap Balloon Found

MINERAL. Cal, Sept. u CUP-
Two deer hunters reported today
they had found a Japanese balloon
near LaSsen National Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
SuccOth
Rites Held

The annual Jewish harvest and
thanksgiving festival will begin
at sundown today when special
"Succoth" services Will be held in
Detroit's SynagogS and temples.
The festival. lasting for eight
DAYS. is often called Booths, "
recalling the time when the
ISraelites lived in booths during
the harvest season. Decorated
booths are Set-up near the altar
in many congregations during the
festival
The sub., 1945-05-05
Morgan Park League Opens On
 Sunday, Dolphm.s-Bears Opener

Dan Donovan launches his Morgan Park Baseball League another of play next Sunday afternoon when the Coast Guard Dophins meet the Coast Guard Bears.
The sub., 1945-05-05
vOLLEY BALL

Schedule for the First Week Sunday May 6 = Bears vs. Dols phins home team).
 Tuesday May 8 - Sub Base vS. Ockf0rdS.
 Thursday May 10 - Independents vs, Ockf0rds.
 Friday May il - DolphinS vS. OckfOrds.
The sub., 1945-05-05

A 70 game schedule will bt played on a split-season basis.
The sub., 1945-05-05

The Dalph1nS are the defending champions and from performances in exhibition games so far this year, are again highly favored to re- peat.
 Aptly termed the Morgan Park League from the days the complete schedule was played out at Morgan Park, the title now bellies itself since many of the contests are now held on foreign fields. Perhaps the New London Twilight League or Donovan League would serve bet ter.
 The opening game Sunday Is at Mercer Field. The Sub Base will play home games at Cassin Young Field at the Base and the Ockford Hose Co. Nine will endeaver to get in as many contests as possible at Caulkins Park, adjourning the hose house.
 Commissioned officers are in charge of the service teams. Lieut.. McAfee of the Coast Guard Dol phinS; Lieut. Bonham of the G. c. Bears; Lieut.. Jimmy Gleason of the Sub Base. Popular Joe Mugovero will handle the Ockfords and Jack Cavanaugh, a Lieutenant on the local police force, will guide the New London Independents.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-11

ELECTRoN1C SEWER-Elaine Kirkwood, worker a
 plant stitches of
 synthetic material eecrOnc sewing machine Seams fused without thread by heat applied internally.
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Ruske lod'stvo pribylo do
Port Arthur.

Prvnf ruske lodstvo, jez pro-
pluto Cusimskou 1zinou cd tie
dolby, kdy carske lodstvo bylo
tam zniceno We velke namorni
bitv6 S japonskym valecnJm
lodstvem v kvetnu 1905, pri-
pluto do Port Arthur v Mand-
zursku, jak bylo oznameno.
Eskadra valecnych lodi rus
keno Pacifick6ho lod'stva vypa-
lila salvu, kdyz plula Cusim-
skou 1zinou ma pamatku rus
kych namoTn1kI, kterf tam "a
hynuli.
Lodi byly opatreny velkymi
napisy: "Vracfme Sc k tobe,
Port Arthure." PobTezn1 bate
RE stfflely salvy. Lodnl sireny
Sc rozvucely a kapely hraly ru-
skou narodnf hymnu.
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Ceskoslovensko Sc nepokousi o
sovetsky system.

(CTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
uvadf projev Zdenka Nejedle-
no, ministra vychovy, ktery pro
mluvil ma sch1zi zavodni rady
delnictva Ceskoslovenskych stro
i1ren v Karl1ne. Ministr pro-
hlasil, re Ceskoslovensko neho-
ola budovat stat Poole sovetske
no vzoru a Sovetsky svaz mic
podobneho cd Ceskoslovenska
neocekava. Je vsak piece jen
mnoho, cemu Sc mn1zeme naucit
u sveho velkeho spojence. V pr
vn1 fad6 je tTeba vyporadat Sc
S Nemci a Madary. V budouc-
nu obrovske risky kapitalist6
budou pouzfvany pro dobro IL
du. Dosavadni zkusenosti Sc
statnf administration jsou eel
KEN dobre.
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Autor pisne "Skoda lasky" je
kapeln1kem ma Zbraslavi.

(CTK)-Pod nadpisem Gee
ska pfsnicka dobyla sv6t" pri-
nas1 prazsky denn1k 'Lidova
demokracie" zpravu O Jaromf-
ru Vejvodovi, skladateli polky
"skoda lasky', ktera pod an
glickym textem "Roll out the
barrels" nebo take "Beer Bar
rel Polka" Sc stala nejpopular-
nejs1m valecnym popevkem v
druhe svetove valce v zapad-
MIN svetad1lu. Zp1val, pfskal a
hral il kde KIDD = nejvfce v "a
padn1ch armadach a pc cele
America. Tato modTanska pol
ka Sc objevila kolem r. 1880 a
JEFF autor sotva tenkrat tusil, re
il jednoho dine Dude hrat a zp1-
vat cely sv6t. Autora objevil
Karel Lamac a prave v minu-
lych dnech no zastihl u kapel-
nickeho pultu ma Zbraslavi, kde
mu oznamil osudy jeho polky.
Jarom1r Vejvoda byl pri pro-
hlfdce csl. letc1 z Angle pred
staven panu presidentovi a SOU
casne filmovan. Snimek pob6zi
We vsech tydennich filmovych
pTehledech novinek u zapad-
mich s%pojencG. Teprve nyn1 Sc
Anglicane a Americana dow
re autorem proslule pfsnicky
druhe svetove valky byl prostJ
lidovy p1snickar z Ceskosloven.
ska.
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(CTK) = Casopis "Mlada
Fronta" zabyval Sc prfpadem
Pavla Ludikara. Rerakci Sc do
stale do rukou znenf dopisu pro
pagacnf komise z Prahy XII,
pfi Mfstn1m narodnim vyboru,
z nehoz Sc redakce dovfda, re
Ludikar, ~zajiSteny okresn1 Wy
setfovacf komisi v Rychnove
mad Kneznou, byl propulsion z
vazby ma svobzodu protoze ko-
mise neshledala opory pro OBJ
vinen1 Ludikara re spoluprace
S Nemci a S clenstvf We spolku
Ligy proti bolsevismu. M1stn1
narodnf vybor pro Prahu XII,
jemuz byla predlozena zadost
o vydan1 osvedcen1 o politicke
a narodn1 spolehlivosti Pavla
Ludikara, jeho zadost energic
ky odm1tl. List zd1raznuje, re
plnym pravem je nutno zadat
vysvetlenf, jak je NONE, ably
okresnf bysetrovacf komise V
Rychnove mad Kneznou postu-
povala takovym blahovolnym
zp1sobem tax jasnem pr1pa-
de, jake je prave pr1pad Pavla
Ludikara.
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Pravda o Truku Sc dnes OBJ
jevila. Tento japonsky "Pearl
Harbor", zahaleny rouskou Ia
Jemstvf, 0 nemz Japonci tvrdi-
Ii, re je tax pevny, re NIUE Wy
drzeti oblezenf sto let trvajfcf,
je troskami.
America blokada S more a
vzduchu byla tax dGkladna, re
pc cervnu 1914, kdy japonska
lod zanechala tam 600 tun ry-
re, pouze velmi nepatrne mnoz
stvl zasob tam proniklo.
Komise lodstva, ktera byla
vypravena ma ostrov, shledala,
re namoTnf zakladna ma ostro-
We Dublon, ktera ohrozovala "a
lodi ma zacatku valky,.
byla bombovana tax, re pfesta-
la byti uzitecnou. Je tam plno
r~ozbitych aeroplanG. Nadrzky
byly zniceny ma padrt, z kon-
kretovych budov zbyvajf pou-
re male castky. Vraky rozbi-
tych lodi vycnfvajf z vody v
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co della pan manzel, zda-li jste
vsichni zdravi a pax zda-li isl
nemela nektereho z Tvych sy-
MI ma vojne. Pozdravuj cd mas
milou rodinu a tlumocit
Jim ode mne ceske pozdravy.
Pocasi zde name krasne jake u
Vas, 1reda Sc ukazuje pekna,
jen at to rosie, je tTeba vsech-
no pc te valce. PTijedte Sc ma
mas nekdy podfvat do drahe
vlasti, radi Vas uvidfme. Po-
zdravuj ode mne Solar1 dcery
q jejich rodinu. Kde pax jest
Jen1k Kubar? take no srdecne
zdrav1me i rodinu. Byli zde ia
Ike vojaci z Baltimore, Md. Ri
kali, re tam u Vas Bata posta-
vii velkou tovarnu a tisfce lid
re jest tam zamestnano a po-
nejvlce CechG. M6jte Sc dobre
"a tou velkou louzf a budte
tam stastni a hodne zdravi ma
81 mill Cechackove. Pozdrav
cd meho manzela a syna. Piste
brzy, budu ocekavat Vase mile
psan1cko.
Pac a pussy cd Vasf
Amalky
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Reorganisace Bafovych
zavodH.

(CTK) = Poole zpravy praz-
skeho rozhlasu rozhodla statnf
sprava Batovych zavod1 We
Zllne, re vyroba vedlejsich pro
duktG Dude prevedena re Zlina
do severn1ch Czech a severni
Moray. Zlfnske podniky Sc
soustredf vyhradne ma vyrobu
obuvi. Pocet delnictva v Ba-
tove dosahl predvalecne vyse
3,400. Zprava dodava, re DO
lonskem listopadovem spojenec
KEN naletu ma Batovy podniky
We Zllne klesl tam pocet delnic-
iva o 5000 a vyroba O 4O%.
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Praha vyvraci vymysly o hro-
madnych sebevrazdach zidI
W Ceskoslovensku.

(CTK) - Tvrzenf O hromad
nych sebevrazdach, jez Sc OBJ
jevilo v casti americkeho tisku,
je bezpodstatne. Repatrianti
z koncentracnfch taborn jsou
posuzovani stejne bez ohledu
ma rasovy pGvod. Predseda Ii
dovske nabozenske oboe v Pra-
re Ing. Frischer rovnez vyvratil
zpravu o zidovskych sebevraz-