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Evening star., 1945-05-11
BY HAROLD HEFFERMAN.

Personal, but not private: Strange
scene in Betty Hutton's dressing
room on the Paramount lot. Betty
sits with both legs barred to the
knee, rubbing cold cream on her
shapely limbs. Beside her is Willy
de Mond, famous designer of hosiery
who supplies studios and stars with
all their stockings.
The business going on Is a test to
prove that an ordinary rayon stock
ing can be made to feel and look
like the almost unobtainable nylon.
Here's what Willy says to do with
your rayons in order to keep them
from bagging and to give them that
rich sheen of a nylon:
Take ordinary cold cream and
rub the legs thoroughly. Then put
the rayon stockings on the legs. Pat
them gently SO the cold cream will
be absorbed. Take off the stockings
and with a tissue or towel rub the
excess cream from the inside of
the stocking. Put them back on
again-and you have a rayon that
clings to the leg, without bagging
at the knees or ankles And with
this treatment I defy any one to
detect the difference between a
rayon and nylon."
Betty completed her experiment
and stood in front of "a full-length
mirror for inspection. She smiled
happily. So did Willy. The darned
things looked just like nylons and,
according to Betty, they felt like
'em, too.
Rita Hayworth, Claudette Colbert,
June Haver, Irene Dunno and sew
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Donald and Peggy Return

PATRICK THE GREAT" a Universal
picture with Donald O'Connor and Peggy
Ryan, produced by Howard Benedict. di-
rected by Frank Ryan, screen play by
Bertram Millhauser and Dorothy Bennett
from an original story by Jane Hall,
Frederick Kehner and Ralph Block. At
Keith's.
Evening star., 1945-05-11

cream, eating in the meantime a
side dish of varied seafoods. The
Earle's picture makes quite thing
of 1t.
1t also takes advantage of Gardi-
ner's talents for pantomimic come
dy, making quite play around that
old orchestra conductor routine of
his which you may have seen be-
fore either on the stage or screen.
1t has been on both more times
than we ever kept track of, but it
still is funny thing to see. The
Gardiner technique for romantic
dalliance also is on display in court
ships whose victims range from
passing dowagers and cigarette girls
to a beautiful angel. The latter
played by Alexis Smith turns out,
however, to be a wiser angel than
Mr.. Gardiner realized when he
started talking to her about her
beautiful harpist'S hands.
X X X y
Mention of these highlights of
"The Horn Blows at Midnight" does
not cover the full array of those in
the picture, but it would be even
more remiss of the reviewer if they
should give the impression that the
screenplay is one laugh after an
other. There are many moments
when one just sits back and real
ICES how hard even capable come
dians can work without being in
the slightest bit funny.
In the broader view, however, it
is our suspicion that it well relieves
the recent acute shortage of the
sheerly wacky comedy.
X X
The variety interlude which
Harry Anger has put together at
the Earle this week went off quite
glibly yesterday. Its headliner is
Danny Drayson, a tap dancer with
a droll streak which altogether too
many tap dancers lack in this world.
Otherwise there is a talented har-
monica trio, Leo Diamonds; a skat-
ing novelty by Gaynor and Ross that
is really novel; the fetching acrobatic
dancing of LYDIA Sue, and a fanciful
closing routine by the Roxyettes.
Evening star., 1945-05-11
BY PATRICIA SIMMONS.

Patrick the Great" is hardly the
most engrossing musical we've seen
But its certainly the best of the
Donald O'Connor-Peggy Ryan song
and dance teamups. The songs
are pleasant enough and the story
sufficiently diverting to warrant
the two hours you'll spend at Keith'S
What helps to alleviate tension
from too much vocal and muscle
strain are the supporting perform
ances of lovely Frances Dee and
Broadway's Donald Cook. Even the
adolescent antics of O'Connor and
RYAN come off little more calmly
than usual against the picturesque
background of a mountain lodge
resort. A moonlight sail plus a few
outdoor scenes with fishing tackle
and pretty play clothes compete
nicely with the inevitable Broadway
production and necessary night
club set.
No scarcity of hammed-up situ-
ations afford Miss Ryan and Mr.
O'Connor an opportunity to do their
stuff. Best of these involves the
connotation of the word siren" A
producer yells to a stage hand that
he's locking for an honest-to-good-
ness siren (the one on the fire en-
CINE in the second act doesn't sound
authentic enough. Miss Ryan en-
tiers Just in time to hear the word
siren. She figures it's her big
chance to impress the gentleman.
To his utter amazement, and ours,
she goes into the funniest Garbo-
Lauran Bacall routine you'll ever
see.
O'Connor gets to stretch his act
over a little more footage, but it's
equally funny. Standing on lonely
lake shore in the moonlight, he's
rehearsing a love song for part in
new show. Frances Dee, who is
billed as a sort of grownup Girl
Scout, decides he must be broken
hearted over a girl. It's up to her
to get his mind off this tickle crea-
ture whomever it may be. She
plants a water pistol in her handbag
which OConnor takes for the real
Mccoy. He decides she's in serious
trouble and Immediately attaches
himself to her as kind of faithful
Saint Bernard. His undaunted de-
votion brings all kind of complica-
tions which, as you probably gath
cred, work out alright in the end
with the proper people nicely paired
off.
The Charles Tobias-David Kapp
song which causes all the trouble
is a pretty little ditty entitled For
the First Time" 1t should go far
with the popular vote. Duet ma
terial for the team includes Don't
Move When You Bump Into Some
One You Know" (after that you're
entitled to a breath) and ASK Ma
dam Zam." Finale calls for a pro-
number built around THE
Cubacha"
X X
In addition to the feature you'll
never guess who's also at Keith's
this week, girls. None other than
Frank Sinatra. He's at all downtown
theaters in short subject filmed
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Miss Elmer to Plav

Rae Alice Elmer will be presented
in a piano recital this evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the Arts Club by
Felian Garzia. The following pro-
gram will be given: Bachs prelude
in D minor" Chopin's "Berceuse"
and Waltz, E fiat Major" Bee
thoven's Moonlight Sonata" De-
bussy's "Danseuses de Delphes" and
Les Collines d'Anacapri," Mac
Dowell's Scotch Poem" Clown"
from "Marionettes" and "Witches
Dance" also the latter's Second
Concerto in q minor" the orchestral
part of which will be played by Mr.
Garzia on the second piano.
Evening star., 1945-05-11

in which she unwittingly pulls him
over the parapet for skyscraper
and thus prevents him blowing that
final note.
Miss Moran and slapstick, how
ever, represent by no means the last
items OF the authors imaginations
You will like even better, perhaps,
sequence in which the Angel
Athanael Wanders into a human res
taurant and, in his ignorance of
such places, orders a quick lunch
that nearly knocks the waiter un-
conscious. He starts with the tutti-
frutti banana split special, adds dill
pickle which he dunks in the ice
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Mozart Biography
Runs Title Gamut
By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Originally Republic planned to
make its musical story based on the
life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
with the title, "Mozart's Trip to
Prague" Then it was expanded to
include his whole life story, rather
than the one significant incident In
his career, with the new title, The
Immortal" with the added flip.
Mozart and the Women in His
Life" So it won't be "Wolfgang
Goes to Town." after all.
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"Sing Out Sweet Land:
$50 pm.
Capitol-"Nationa Velvet: lilo
M, 235, 6 and 800 pm. Stage
shows: 2, $50 and 1855 pm.
Columbia - "a Tree Grows in
Brooklyn: II am, 1:35, AIS, 6:55
and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"The Horn Blows at Mid
night: 11:10 am, las, 4:30, ITO
and $50 pm. Stage shows: 1910,
$50, $50 and 9:10 pm.
Keith's-"Patrick the Great:
11:45, 2:15, 4:45, tbs and GAS pm.
Little-"Jeannie": 1885, $40, 7
and 1915 pm.
Metropolitan-"God Is My Co.
pilot: 11:20 am, los, $40, $40,
7:30 and 9:40 pm.
PaIace-"The Picture of Dorian
Gray: 10:45 am, 1:30, Ais, 7 and
9:45 pm
Pix-"Youth on Trial.: 3::25, $50,
8:05 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am
Evening star., 1945-05-11

eral other nylon-less stars are now
following the same procedure.
MGM objected so strenuously to
Lah-na Turner being called Lay-na
Turner in a scene from Lester
Cowan's "The Story of CT Joe" that
Cowan's production plans were all
upset and he was forced to substi-
tute another Hollywood personality
So now when the tough Texas
Doughboy yells at Ernie Pyle it will
be about Carole Lands and not
Lay-na Turner Carole is not fussy
about the pronunciation of her
name and neither is her studio,
Twenty Century-Fox.
Close-ups: The Government is
allowing Alan Ladd to complete
The Blue Dahlia" at Paramount
before it calls him back into the
Army. But there's deadline OF
Evening star., 1945-05-11

III tne Benny style, Cnere is the same
thing in the fashions of Allyn
Joslyn, Reginald Gardiner and sew
eral others. They harmonic quite
amusingly if you are in a phase of
liking froth.
THE Horn Blows at Midnight"
is based upon an idea credited to
Aubrey Wisberg. 1t must have
come to Wiesberg one night when
he was listening to Benny on the
radio. At any rate it has to do
with a radio trumpet player on a
coffee hour who falls asleep out cf
loyalty to the sponsor whose COM
mercial has just pointed out that
this coffee almost knocks you un-
conscious before the last drop.
What follows thereafter seems
reasonable enough thing to happen
to a trumpet player He simply
dreams he is an angel named Atha-
nael, that he is going to the top
of high building at midnight, and
blow a note on his trumpet that it
will mark the end of the world.
A thing like that patiently has pos
SlbllltleS and Authors Sam Hellmau
and James v. Kern have gone on
with it quite ably from the point
where Wisberg left off.
They have seen to it that Benny,
who has had lot of practice being
a fall guy, shall be one of the most
harrassed angels that ever des-
cended upon earth. Chiefly be-
setting him are couple of arch
fallen angels" Joslyn and John
Alexander, who are SO happy to
have fallen that they will tolerate
no worldending blast by Athanael.
A lot of tricks the boys have, one
of which is a tempestuous blond in
the person of Dolores Moran. Miss
Moran is quite funny girl when
she wrestles with an uncomprehend-
ing angel, and in another passage
Evening star., 1945-05-11

30 days. Ladd has had more Army
physicals than any other star and
before getting in was rejected twice.
!. Ella Raines complains she'll
soon be tabled by the boys as "The
Girl He Left Behind" In her cur
rent film, Uncle Harry" she will
be left waiting at the depot.
fReleased by MANA
Evening star., 1945-05-11

THE HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT" a
Warner Brothers picture with Jack Benny
and Alexis Smith. produced by Mark Hell
linger. directed by Raoul Walsh, screen
based on Ss am idea bv subrev su JAWS Wisbsrg hef
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Fantastic Jest Makes Earle
A Larkish Spot This Week
BY JAY CARMODY.

Fantastic comedy item that Hollywood ratonng
rather latelyunWingy
is released the Midnight"
pub such those of horses agreeable
brothers
hisy and sapstck to cast quite brightly
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Try This on Your Rayons

eral other nylon-less stars are now
following the same procedure.
Evening star., 1945-05-11

to boost bond sales for the 7th War
Loan drive Mr.. S. MARBLES "Satur-
day Night Is the Loneliest Night in
the Week" against a background
provided by Harry James. If you
think you can take it, there's also
Der Bingle, Bob Hope, Betty Cradle
and Harpo Marx. 1t is one of the
most interesting and star studded
shorts to come out of Hollywood.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

Minulou nedeli zahajila Tel.
Jed. Sokol Belcamp, Md, pred
vadenl ceskych filmG. Kdo byl
pfitomen prvnimu predstaveni,
kdy byl predvaden krasny, his
toricky film"Cech Pannen Kut-
nohorskych'' zajiste velkym u
spokojenim sc vracel k domo-
WI. V tonic filmu byl viditel-
ny ohromny pokrok v ceske fill
move vyrobe. Sceny byly zna-
menite, vykony herc1 prvotr1d-
nj.
Tuto nedeli, IL. listopadu bu-
de predvaden ku pocte Karla
Haslera, vlastence umuceneho
Nemci velkolepy film "KRAL
ULICE" S Haslerem v titulni
roll. Zacatek We $3.50 odpol.
Ma shledanou v Belcamp!
Ma Zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

Pc smrti pana Franka J. Hir-
ia uprazdnilo Sc mfsto do Do
mu Delegate "a 2. zakonodar-
ny distrikt. We schulz Demo
kratickeho Klubu Ceskych Mia
dfk1 z. wardy, konane %. r1jna
byl Vykonnym Vyborem navr-
zen ma uprazdn6ne mlsto pc p.
Hirtovi p. Karel E. SchimGnek.
Toto navrzenf bylo podporova-
no vsemi prftomnymi. UstTednf
Vybor Dem. Strany pax navrhl
p. SchimGnka ku jmenovan1 p.
guvernerovi. Minute pondel1,
5. listopadu guverner Herbert
R. O'Conor jmenoval p. Karla
E. Schimunka do Domu Zastup-
CT a mas novy delegat Sc tehoz
dine sucastnil mimoFadneho "a
sedanf Zakonodarny.
Vetsine nasich krajan1 .je p.
SchimGnek IMAM. Narodil Sc
pred 81 roxy v Baltimore z ro-
dic1 Elisky a Karla F. Schi-
mGnek. (Otec jiz nezije). Wy
studoval City College a Eckels
College of Embalming and Sa-
nitary Science. Je m~ajitelem
ISchimGnkova PohT. Domova.
Je zenaty, manzelka pf. Rita Sc
jmenovala "a svobodna Svas-
kova. Mali 3 deti: Charles Jr.,
Phyllis a Darlene. Je pT1slus-
nfkem osady sv. Vaclava a pa
til k temto spolkGm: Holy
Name Society, Rieger Klubu:
Kat. Sokolu, Kat. Deln1ku, st.
Katherine's Assembly, k Radu
Cechie, Lodge Maryland, k
Dem. Klubu Ceskych Mladikt
Z. wardy, [. Ces. Dem. Klubu 7.
wardy, Long Beach Improve.
ment Assn (clen reditelstva)
Md. State Funeral Directors
Assn I've Vyk. Vyboru) a Md
State Automobile Assn.
PTejeme krajanu Karlu E
lSchimGnkovi mnoho zdaru ma
draze politicke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
CESTNE PROPUSTEN.

4. listopadu byl cestne pro
pust6n z U. S. Army Air Force
Corp. Joseph T. Duspiva, syn
krajand, Josefa a Elisky Duspi-
va, 800 N. Collington Avenue.
Mlady Duspiva vstoupil do
brovoln6 do Leteckeho Sboru
pred trent roxy. Pc jedenacti
mes1cnfm pobytu We Statech
byl poslan do Angle, pax SUI
Gastnil Sc Rampant: v Severni
Francii, Ardenes, Porynsku a
We Strednf Europe. Obdrzel ty-
to valecne dekorace Good Con-
duct Medal, Amer. Theatre Ser
vice Ribbon, ~European-African-
Middle Eastern Service Ribbon,
World War II. Victory Ribbon.
Take 81 vydobyl letecka kf1dla.
Prejem Josefovi mnoho IDA
ru V civiln1m zivote.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Mia a vzacna v~zpominka
re stare vlasti.

Redaktor TELEGRAPH" p. An
tonin Cihlar dostal tyto dny do
pis z Kolina, Ceskoslovensko cd
znameho baltimorana S/Sgt.
Franka Pelze. Frank dostal do
volenou cd sveho odd1lu a po-
dfval Sc ma sve ~pTfbuzne V Ko-
line. Psal, re Sc setkal v Kol1-
ne Sc sestrou pana Cihlafe p1.
RGzenou Formankovou, pTilo-
I'll take do sveho dopisu jej1
dopis.
Kolfn je pc Praze nejv1ce
poskozene mesto. Zalabska
strana byla velmi postizena
spojeneckymi bombami. Mno-
no lidf pTislo O zivot. Petrolka
vozovka a cikorka byly uplnf
Zniceny.
Frank take psal, re ma zpra
Wy o zivot6 v koncentracnlcl
taborech cd lid, kteT1 v nicl
ztravili cast sveho zivota. Jsor
to zpravy neuveritelne. Poslt
je k otisknut1 TELEGRAPH
pro naSe ctenaTe.
Dale dekoval "a zasilan1 re
legrafu, ktery no k jeho vol
oddilu spravn6 dochaz1.
Vyprosuje 81 mile pozdravy
ma vsechny znam6 v Baltimore
Dekujeme Franku Pelzov
"a milou vzpom1nku re stare
stare vlasti a doufame, re j
nedaleka doba, kdy Sc S MIN O
pet shledame!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Medzinarodna filmova vystava
Prahe.

(CTK) - Podl'a zpravy v
bratislavskom casopise "Prav-
da" 20 dina 26. septembra Dude
" Prahe v decembri usporiada-
ma vystava z pr1lezitosti so,
rocneho jubilea prveho verej-
neho predvadzania filmu brat
mi Lumiermi. Sway ceskych a
slovenskych filmovych pracov-
n1kov sa z1castnia ma prfprav-
nych pracach a pc skonceni w
stavy v Prahe ju prelesd axe
celok do Bratislavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
presidenta Osvobodite-
lie " Plzni Znovu postaven.

(CTK) = Poole zpravy Svo-
bodnych novin pomnik presi-
denta Osvoboditele v Plzni, Cd
klizeny nemeckymi okupanty,
Dude znovu postaven. Bronco
YOU sochu zachranili pred pro
menou We Zbrane prazsky pro-
fesor Kafka a Simon S odGvod-
nenfm, re jde O pamatku ma
zemreleho sochaTe Kotrbu, KITE
ry byl sc sochaTem Hruskou
spoluautorem pomnfku. Figu-
ry jsou ulozeny ma Zbraslavi a
v Praze. Odhalen1 pomniku
bylo urceno ma %. r1jna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
CESKEHO
DIVADLA.

Upozornujeme vsechny, kteri
mali radi ceske divadlo, re tu-
to nedeli, IL. listopadu sehraji
Ochotnfci Osady sv. Vaclava
roztomilou operetku "DEVCE
z HOR". Operetka ma zaji-
navy DEF a velmi pekne l1bive
zpevy. Take O zdravy cesky
humor nebude nouze. Zacatek
je stanoven ma 8:15 vecer. Toz
krajane nezapomente a pTfjdte
sc dobTe pobaviti do Auditori-
UNI Osady sv. Vaclava tuto ne
deli vecer.
"Devce z Hor" sc YAM Dude
l1biti!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Rusko brzy Dude s to vyrabeti
papir.

Ia valky byla produkce pa
pfru v Sovetskem svazu snfze-
ma asi ma polovici. Ale Poole
zpravy lidoveho komisaTe A. e.
Izekova je opet ma takovem we
stupu, re v dohledne dobe Dude
mono pap1r opet vyvazet. Vel
ka papirna v Leningrade, "a
nemeckeho oblezeni znacne po-
skozena, je castecne opet v pro
vozu a dokonce i ma vydranco-
vane Ukraine sc opet zacalo s
vyrobou pap1ru s pomoc1 stroll
pTivezenych z Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
40. VYROCf
SBORU u. S. MARfNU
pripada ma
TO- LISTOPAD
"
WAR A COMMUNITY FUND.

Minuly patek, 2. listopadu
nase m6sto Baltimore dosahlo
vytceneho Gle $2,623,834, nej-
vetsf suma v dejinach naseho
mesta byla vybrana ma tento
zadouci a potfebny fond. Bal
timore bylo opet prvn1!
| mas ceskoslovensky lid a
spolky uhajily cest naseho do
breho jmena dix platf Cesko-
slovenskemu Sberac1mu Vybo-
ru s pfedsedkou pf. Otilie Mar
t1nkovou v cele jakoz i vsem
kdoz ma tento fond pfispeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

3. listopadu obdrzela p1. Syl-
via PETER, tajemnice Sdruzeni
Csl. SpolkG telegram cd Csl.
Cerveneho KT1ze z Prahy.
Uvadfme cele jeho znenf:
Praha Via Mackay Radio
Mrs. Sylvia PETER,
1907 Ednor Road
Baltimore : IS, Md, U. S. A.
Acknowledge with grateful
thanks excellent result of Ba-
zaar in Baltimore amounting
$4,689.3O.
Czechoslovak Red Cross
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

RANK J. ROSNER:
Podzimn1 mlha Sc ~prostfela krajem
sed jeji zakryva hnednoucf lesy,
umlkl zpev ptactva, tvorstvo kryt hleda,
zanikl hlahol a vevert1 plesy.
Jakoby posvatnou hrGzou vSe jato,
pfirodaschysta Sc k zimnimu spanku,
a mnohe pole hyf1cf zivotem
nynf posveceno v6ni hefmanku.
Chvnecka ticha, vse zdstava staff =
dnes vzpom1na hrdinu smrtelny svet,
&C hofem puka mnohe matt srdce,
prec modlitbou provaz1 zvadnuvsf il kvet.
Krvf ~posvetili udatn1 reel
daleka m1sta tam pc svete celem;
bill Sc jake wi, vftezne vsude
svet obkrouzily cny jich kolkolem.
Vzpom1nky vfzou mas ma dolby zasle,
otec a bratr a syn kdyz tn byli
vftezstvf oni nam dobyli vecne,
nezapomenme re pro mas jen zili.
Hledejme cesty vzdy k svornemu ziti,
spolecne Gle jen sledujme stale
budme 81 upT1mn1 v hledanl pravdy,
spejme vsak ku pfedu, vyse a dale.
Chvileckou ticha a modlitbou vroucf
vzpomenme hrdinG u nasich hrobn,
vernymi sobe a s laskou vzdy v srdcfch
provazejz slib mas ten v kazdickou dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

ILlI1l prOIl mne puSKu. DOmnl-
val Sc, re jsem ia zastrelil toho
vojaka; snad jenom tim, re
jsem ~nestf1lel, me n~ezastrelil.
Potion me odvedli k ostatnfm
zatcenym kamaradGm a vsech-
ny mas odvedli do kasaren, cd
kud mas druhy den v noci, aniz
by nam dali neco k j1dlu, trans
%portovali do koncentracn1ho ia
bora Oranienburg, bl1zko Ber-
lima. AS "a til tydny prijeli "a
mnou do koncentraku tri cleno-
We Gestapa z Prahy, kterf me
tam vyslychali a chteli mne do
kazat, re jsem onoho vojaka
zastTelil ia. Byly to tezke dive
hodiny vyslechu, hodne mne
to, re dovedu nemec-
ky. Vidfte, re jsem mel velike
stest1, re jsem Sc z toho pekla
|dostal ven. Snad jednou budu
mlti prflezitost, abych Sc ales-
pom ma chvilku pod1val k Yam
do Ameriky, a potion Yam bu-
du vsechno vypravovat.
Pred tydnem mluvil jsem zde
v Londyne take do radia-sko-
da, re jsem Sc to dovedel prflis
pozde, mohli jste 81 poslech-
nout mil HAS ma kratkych vi
mach. Byl to opravdu zvlastni
pocit, kdyz jsem zde mluvil do
tehoz mikrofonu, do ktereho
zde mluvili pc 6 let nasi spolu-
obcane, ably nam davali novou
sflu, novou nadeji. Take anne
ricky rozhlas, prime vys1lan1 z
New Yorku, Sc u mas poslou-
chal. Pres to, re Nemci pflsne
trestali kazdeho, kdo poslou-
chal zahranicn1 rozhlas, caste j
smrt1, poslouchalo u mas Lon
dyn velike mnozstvf lid1, nejen
We mestech ale i v malych YES
nickach. Take v nasem mestec-
ku, StT1brne Skalici, bylo po-
slouchano kazdy den nekoli-
KRAFT. Jakmile Sc blfzila doba
poslechu, kazdy Sci domG a uz
kroutil svdj radiovy pfij1mac
ma Londyn.
Hodne smutne dny jsme pro-
delavali take v prvn1ch kvetno-
vych dnech pTi revoluci. Mas
odpor v Praze proti Nemcdm
byl jiz tax veliky, re Sc medal
udrzet. V patek, A. kvetna, "a
caly Sc sundavat nemecke ma
pisy a v sobotu, pred IL hodi-
nou doslo k povstanf. Byl to
tvrdy boj, nebot jsme Mcneil
zbrane. A kdyz byl jiz pode-
psan svetovy mir, bojovali prot
nam Nemci stale dale, temi nej-
h~rozn6jsfmi prostredky. Hro-
NADINE vrazdili zeny a deti, KITE
re hnali pred tanky. Barikady.
ktere jsme pres noe postavili
byli vlastne jedinou nasf zbra'
nj. Jiste jste slyseli ~zoufale vo'
lan1 ceskoslovenskeho rozhla'
su. Byly to hrozne okamziky
Vsichni Sc nynf tes1me, Re S
nyn1 vybudujeme trvaly mir
Co o tom soud1te u Vas v Anne
rice? V nasf republice Sc jiz
opet roztacejl kola tovaren
Ruska okupacnl vojska Sc sta
huj1 do Ruska. Chceme 81 I
mas vybudovat skutecnou demo
kracii, chceme lit v nejlepslcl
vztazich k Anglii, Americe a o
statnlm zapadn1m j vychodnin
stat6m. Del BGh, ably Sc nan
to podafilo.
Srdecne Vas vsechny zdrav
a hodne ma Vas vzpomlna
Vas Pepa