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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

until recently when they moved
into their own house IN Lo,h-
rop road. Crosse Pointe, which
they bought from the Wi.ired
ThompSonS
About 80 members o. The
State AWVS Motor Corps Sery-
ice who have given 500 hours or
more 10 driving for the army
ar forces were 70 have received
citations this Sunday from Col
George L. Strong. commanding
officer OF the Central District
AIR Technical Service Com
lnand.
The awarding OF the wings
has been postponed, however,
but Will take place soon.
This will be the first group in
Detroit 10 receive this award,
although II has been gwen 20
other AWVS drivers through
out the country
Wings will be received by
Capt. Mildred a. Shaw. Capt
Ruth Folsom. 1t. Mildred See
ley. II. Lola Quay 1t Clemence
LeFebre. Gertrude Davis. Ida
Hacker. Georgina Mcintyre,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

PIay in Rehearsal

The pupils of the Crosse lie
High School will present a play,
Letters 10 Lucerne. by Fritz
Rotter and Allen Vincent on the
evening of April 2S in the audi
torium.
Mrs. Robert Burns and her
small son. Scotty. left Thursday
TO Join her husband. 1t. Burns,
in San Francisco. She will stay
indefinitely.
Pvt. Joe Corbett. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Corbett III,
who has been home on furlough
for a month. left Wednesday for
his next assignment at Miami,
Fla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Barbara Vandenberg, was stand
ing on a bench winding the
eight-day clock. setting it by
1t. Virgil Clark's wristwatch.
A poker game was in prog
ress. Sally Ordway was being
initiated by 1t. John K. An
drews Of Chicago.
old building, outside and inside.
She has made il into the
comfortable sort OF place in
which men feel at home. A focal
point of interest is huge Carl
bou head over the mantle which
was shot in Alberta by Harold
Raymond Boyer OF Crosse
Pointe.
To the Officers Town House,
which they regard as their
home, they invite their sweet
hearts and their wives.
A crowd of officers and girls
was lined up at the snack bar
having sandwiches and beer or
cokes, and fun no end.
Col. r. N. Holcombe, COM
manding officer, looked in on
the scene and stopped 70 chat
few minutes with some OF the
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Ordway, who is chair
man of both this Officers Town
House and the little Town
House In Battle Creek, for the
use of all officers, has a knack
of doing them so that they are
attractive and liveable.
The Officers Town House at
the Facility. when Mrs. Ordway
got permission to convert 1t into
- cI,h uac N bnnnlnSS IOok inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Club Hell ps III Officers
CONTINUED from Page one)

Dinners and dances are held
there. Twenty girls were inn
ported from the Service League
in Kalamazoo last week to sup
plement the local hostesses, and
as many will be brought in from
Grand Rapids next week.
On the committee in charge
are Mrs. Carleton Genebach,
Mrs. Lawrence Fell, Mrs. Harry
Byrne. Mrs. Keith Schroeder,
wife of navy 1t. Schroeder, and
Mrs. Ross Adams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Sally Krebs Is
Saturday Bride

Continued from Page One)
Club after which the couple de-
parted for a short trip, the bride
wearing a light blue gabardlne
suit with brown accessories.
Mrs. Cyrus KinSman pre-
sented her piano pupils in re-
cital on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Scribner Harlan. Those
taking part were:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Continued from Page One)

dren's father, Mai. Philip T. Van
Zile II. is still on duty in the
Pacific.
Continuing with news OF our
Servicemen, are tidingS Of Sgt.
Paul Conway, son of Mrs. Elmer
Conway of Crosse lie. who Is
home on furlough after more
than a year in Labrador. He IS
visiting his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Arms. also of the island, for a
month.
Among the hosts and hoStesSeS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

who have entertained for Paul
and his mother is his aunt. Miss
Veronica Conway of Merton
road. Mrs. Conway is staying
temporarily with MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Reader Of the Detroit
Towers until she opens her own
home on the island in May.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Civic StudyCIu
To Meet tuesday

THE CIVIC STUDY CLUB
will meet in the Statler at Ills
a. m. Tuesday. A board meeting
will be followed by luncheon.
The speaker will be Mrs. Orville
j. Bond. chairman of national
legislation for the Michigan
League of Women Voters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Luncheon Meeting
THE VERDA FERGUSON
PAST PRESIDENTS CT U B
will have a luncheon meeting
Tuesday in the home Of Ethel
Sell. Maxwell street.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Dokumenty do Berchtesgadenu

New York (CTK) = Sved-
sky casopis "Stockholm Tidnin
gen. pfinesl dine %. ledna tuto
zpravu cd sveho berlinskeho
zpravodaje:
"Nemecka vlada Sc rozhodla
odvezti d6lezite doklady re
vsech ministerstev v Berl1ne do
Berchtesgadenu, kde byly pra-
We dokonceny obrovske opev-
novac1 prace. Znalci tvrd1, re
tax zvana berchtesgadenska
pevnost je neproniknutelna.
Nemci nahromadili v pevnosti
zasobu streliva, potravin a le-
cebnych prostfedku ma Tadu
let. Vetsina vsech dGlezitych
doklad1 nacisticke strany je
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Uspsch umsleckeho zajezdu
Milo Luky do Mexika.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Pricinenim ceskoslovenskeho
v~yslanectv1 v Mexiku uspora-
dial Mexicko-evropsky 1stav
pro intelektualnf spolupraci v
Mexico City spolecne s mexic-
kym ministerstvem vyucovani
v Palaci krasnych umeni dine
10. ledna "Ceskoslovensky fes-
tival'', pri kterem sklidil Una
my chicagsky krajan, b%aritoni-
sta Milo Luka, krasny 1spech
predecessor eeskych a sloven-
skych p1sn1. Vyslanec j. ".
Hyka mel pri teto prflezitosti
proslov o Ceskoslovensku, jeho
utrpen1, odboji a nadejich v
brzke osvobozenf a O moznos-
tech prohloubenf ceskosloven-
sko-mexickych stykG. Predve-
demo bylo take nekolik cesko-
slovenskych filmG. Tisk prime
81 o koncertu velmi pochvalne
referaty a otiskl take skoro ce-
~ vyslanc1v proslov.
Dne 13. ledna usporadala
ceskoslovenska kolonie v Me-
xico City slavnostnf vecer, pri
kter6m Milo Luka opet spolu-
1cinkoval. Byl take pozvan k
dvema vystoupen1m ma mexic-
KEN rozhlasu.
Vrcholu svych 1spech1 do
GILL chicagsky umelec pTi slav-
nostnim obede, ktery uspora-
dial sovetsky velvyslanec GU
mansky ma pocest odjfzdejfcf-
no velvyslance brazilskeho.
|Sklidil SWIM predecessor tako-
YOU bouTi potlesku, re jej So
vetsky velvyslanec pozval, ably
znovu pTijel do Mexika kon-
Gem dnora t. r. a spolu1cinko-
val pri velke Garden Party
ma oslavu vyrocf Rude armady,
ktera Sc Dude konati We velkem
mefftku pri ocekavane 1casti
nejmene tisfce lid1.
(Poznamka redakce: Velvy-
slanec Oumansky a jeho man
zelka zahynuli tragickou smrti
v leteckem nestestf minuly ty,
den.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Ma dostihach.

Dokud jeste byly konske do
stihy povoleny, sazel jisty OBJ
can ma kon6 jmenem Bluebell.
az jej posleze jiny obcan upo-
zornil, re marne vyhazuje pc
nfze, protoze Bluebell nevyhra
je. "Jak to v1te?" tazal Sc pr
vnf obean. "To je docela jed
noduche. Bluebell patti mne
a ia jsem jist, re nemuze wi
teziti." "Toz jsem stejnehC
nahledu, re to budou velice
zdlouhave dostihy, neb ctyfi
dalsf kone v tonic zavodu jsou
mole"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Kradeny gasolin "a So gallon
We Francii.

Rennes, Francie, - Pred
francouzskym vojenskym SOU
dem zde konalo Sc prel1cen1 We
spojenf s kradezf 10000 gallo
MI gasolinu z americkych "a
sob, ktery pax byl prodavan
pc So "a gallon ma "cernem
trhu' We Francii.
Teto kradeze Sc dopustilo ne
kolik cernosskych vojakG z a.
mericke armady a til francouz-
sti civiliste. Soud vsechny
francouzske civilsty postal dc
vezeni ma dobu cd tTf meslct
do dvou let a pokutoval kaz.
deho $3.50. Cernost1 vojaci by.
Iii predani americkym yojen
lskym 1Tad1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Naciste potopili LODI, 765 osob
postizenych.

V evropskych vodach byla v
nedavne dobe potopena LODI, ma
ktere sc nalezalo 1900 americ-
kych voj1n1. z toho poctu je
249 utopenych, SIT pohresova-
nych a vice nez 1,40O bylo "a
chraneno. Takovou zpravu O.
znamil sekretar Stimson v Cd
boru valky. LODI byla potope-
ma nepfatelskym bojem, bylo
dale pripomenuto. LODI sc po-
ltopila velmi rychle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
NevratiI sc.

New York (CTK) = Pred
soda presidia bratislavskeho
nejvyssfho kontroln1ho dvora,
Vidor Gemer, odjel dine 27. ST.
pna ma dovolenou do Turcan-
skeho Svateho Martina. Brati-
slavsky list 81 stezuje, re Sc vi
dor Gemer nevratil ma sve mi
sto i pc tie, kdy mesto bylo 60
svobozeno". Bratislavske vlad-
nj kruhy mali "a to, re Geme1
odjel ma dovolenou a 1myslem
pripojit sc k hnutf odporu a pc
mahat partyZanGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Pima cinnost nasich krajaniG
New Zealandu.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Priblizne dive ste nasich kra.
.jann v dominiu New Zealand
je organisovano We Sdruzent
Cechoslovakd, ktere 81 pocina
Gle a vykonalo jiz krasny kus
zasluzne informacni praci We
vzdalene zemi, kde pred val
kou vedela siroka veTejnost 9
Ceskoslovensku jen velmi ma
10. z obcanskych HAST new
zealandskeho tisku je zrejmo,
re v teto vzdalene zemi dnes
ma ceskoslovenske ,jmeno do
bry zvuk a re pima a cflevedo-
ma prace Sdruzen1 pTinasi do
bre ovoce.
Mimo jine uspoTadalo Sdru-
zen1 "a 1casti premiere a Gle
MI new-zealandske vlady velmi
zdaTilou oslavu narodnfho swat
ku %. Tfjna. Byly pri nj mimo
jine prom1tany filmy zaslane
Ceskoslovenskou informacni
sluzbou a vzbudily zivou po-
zornost.
Pod patronatem Sdruzeni
byl We Wellingtonu usporadan
komorn1 koncert, ma jehoz pro-
gramu byl slavny "americky"
koncert Antonfna DvoTaka. Kri
tika byla nadsena jak dilem
ceskeho mistra, tax skvelym
jeho proveden1m Ia 1casti kra-
janky Grety Ostove, jez v kvar
tetu hraje cellovy part.
Zvlastn1 sbfrky zaslouzf sbfr-
kova cinnost Sdruzen1 Cecho-
slovak1 ma New Zealandu, jez
odeslalo cd zacatku sveho pG-
sobenf do Londyna ma podporu
odboje pres 5000 liber (v1ce
nez $24,O0O). Ma tax malou
skupinu krajanG je to 1spech
jiste pozoruhodny, ktery sved-
81 o velk6 obetavosti a pilne
praci.
Inzenyr Bedfich Ost S new
zealandskymi pTateli zalozil
Progressive Publishing Socie-
ty, We ktere jake prvnf svazek
vysla a%nthologie basn1 Poems
from Allied Nations. We sb1r-
&c jsou zastoupeny Angle, Au-
stralie, New Zealand, Kanada,
Afrika, Indie, Spojene Staty,
Sovetske Rusko, Francie, Gina,
Jugoslavie a Ceskoslovensko.
jake druhy svazek teto edi-
&c pTipravena byla Halasova
sblrka "Our Lady Bozena Mem
cova", dale "Three Essays on
Czech Poets" (Jaroslav Vrch-
licky, F. x. Salda a Petr Bez-
ruc) S dopisem presidenta Ed
varda Benese a fotokopiemi do
pisG jmenovanych autord a
k vanoc1m vydana anthologie
ceskych basnf pod titulem"The
Vltava Still Sings v prekladu
BedTicha Osta a r. Meeke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02

'jiz v Berchtesgadenu ulozena.
Statnf 1rady Sc pravdepodobne
odstehujf nekam bl1zko Mini
chova."
Zkusenost valky ukazala, Re
zadna pevnost nen1 nepronik-
nutelna. AZ sc spojenci dosta-
nou bl1ze k doupeti fyrera, pre-
svedc1 Sc o tom ma vlastni oci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02

Traglcky hrdlnna VarSaVa,
ktera byla prvn1m hlavnim me-
stem, jez roku 1889 padla "a
obet n6mecke rozpinavosti, jest
osvobozena. Pc celem svete pa
novala velka radost, kdyz mar
sal Stain tax oznamil. Ale ra-
dost Dude smfsena S bolem mad
Varsavou, ktera Ia tech pet let
pod nemeckou patou hrozne tr-
pela. Byla to Varsava, ktera
mas poucila, re ami nejvets1 hr-
dinstv1 mas neuchran1, pak-li
brutalni nepTitel sc rozhodne
krasne mesto zniciti. V zaTf
1899 nemecka vojska valila Sc
pc plan1ch zapadniho Polska a
nicila vsechno pred sebou az
pTisla pred brany Varsavy. Ma
Varsavu byla vrzena vsechna
moe nemecke luftwafe, re tTf
stran nemecke delostTelectvo
vrhalo do bezbranneho mesta
tisice kul1 a zapalnych projek-
till a posl6ze, kdyz bylo zrej-
mo, re sc neStastne mesto neu-
bran1, naciste Varsavu wall u
token a mayor m6sta StarZyn-
ski sc stall narodn1m mucedn1-
KEN. Ale VarSava Sc naucila
znati cenu m1ru pod nemeckou
botou a &C touzila pc m1ru, We
della, co by znamenal mir pod
brutalnfm nazismem. Do gheta
bylo nahnano sta, ba tisfce Ii
dG, jez byli s~ystematicky a sa-
disticky umuceni k smrti. Ia
zdmi gheta Polaci podrobeni
pogromGm, jez promenily jich
mesto v ohnivou pee. Nejbes-
tialnejs1 gestapo vrahove byli
pusteni do ulic, ably povrazdili
nevinne lidi a znicili nejen lid
ske zivoty, ale znicili polskou
kulturu. Mucili a zab1jeli, ale
nemohli zab1t ducha hrdin-
skych PolakG. A kdyz ruda
armada sc blfzila k Vistule, po-
kusili sc Polaci v jich tragicke
situaci Sc osvobodit. Ale &C
koliv ruda armada zahnala
Nemce sta mil. Varsava meme
la dosti silly, ably Sc osvobodila.
V nasledujfcfch mesfcfch naby-
la Varsava tolik silly, re mohla
znaGn6 k osvobozenf pfispet.
Tenkrat nemohli naciste odola-
ii rusk6 a spojene polske sfle a
podarilo sc slavne osvoboditi
prvnf evropske hlavn1 mesto
zeme. V teto radostne iodine
jest ale jeste dosti l1tosti, re lid
iinych NEST sc nemohl osvobo-
dit a must trpeti tyranstv1 ma
cistu. Varsava, Brusel, Luxem-
burk a Atheny jsou mezi osvo-
bozenymi, ale jsou zde jeste
Praha, Widen, Kodan, Oslo a
jjina jeste mesta, jez cekaj1 ma
osvobozeni. Norvezsko bylo pr
vnf obetf roku 1910 a jeste
dnes tam vlaje svastika. Nor
vezsko dalo sv6tu slovo "quis-
ling" a mimo to ukazalo Mem
cum CO znamena tvrdos1jna re-
sistence. Tisfce mladych synG
dalo Sc do spojeneckych ar
mad a jinych sluzeb prot ma
zist1m a poskytlo Britanii LODI
stvo, jez il z~achranilo v jejl
nejcernejsf iodine. Ale nesmi-
me zapomenout Ceskosloven-
ska a jinych zemf, jez svym
houzevnatym odporem zpGso-
bill nacist1m mnohou trpkou
chvfli. Jakkoli Sc radujeme mad
osvobozenou Varsavou, neza-
pomfnejme ma Prahu a jina me
sta a dokud nebudou ia osvo-
bozena, tax vsechna radost jest
ne1plna.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
M1stostarosta Vratislavi zastTe-
len jake "zbabelec'.

Berl1nsky rozhlas pro n6mec-
Ike vojsko hlasil, re DR.. Spiel
hagen, namestek starosty Vra-
tislavi, hlavnfho mesta Dolniho
Slezska, byl zastTelen cetou
Volksturmu pred m1stn1 radni-
c1, protoze byl "necestnym zba
belcem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Ma cvici$ti AmericanIG opst sc
farmari.

V jiznfm Devon byla vyhra-
zena velka oblast k valecnemu
vJcviku Americana pred inva-
81 Evropy, ale nyni byla dokon
cena rehabilitace lanI zeme,
Obyvatelstvo farem Sc navrati-
10 do svych usedlostf. Use JIG
pripraveno jiz k jarnimu ose-
WI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Vice cigaret pro vojaky.

Londyn, - Pf1del cigaret
vsem americkym vojak1m ma
valecnem dejisti v Europe Dude
cd pondelf zvysen z peti ma Sc
DIM bal1ckd tydne, jak bylo O.
znameno z hlavn1ho stanu v
Londyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Americke velvysIanectvi " Der.
line zniceno naletem.

List "Dagens Nyheter'' IVA
df zpravu, re tezka bomba "a
sahla budovu americkeho vel
vyslanectvi ma Parfzskem ma
m9stf v Berlfne pTi nedavn6m
naletu a re z cele budovy z1.
staly jen venkovnf zdi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02

Ctvercata " Salvadoru poj me-
novana pc svetovych vIdcich.
Dne rs. ledna Sc narodila Sc
more Carmen Duranove, % let
stare, v malem meste San Fran
cisco Lempe, San Salvador,
ctvercata, ktera byla pokftena
jmeny Franklin, Winston, Jo-
seph a Charles. VSichni hosi
jsou pine zdravi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Britske vojsko donna ma
dovolene.

We skotskem pr1stavu pTistal
dalsf oddfl vojakG z Aisle, kteTf
dostali delsf dovolenou. Mezi
voiaky jsou tez n6kteTf z bo-
list We StredOmorf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
KIDD JE


svete- nejvetsfm humoristou?
Kazdy rozeny basnfk, jezdfcf
ma Pegasu! Clov6k, ktery ne
nj vlastne clovekem, protoze
nebydlf ma zemi a je frozen ne
smrtelnym! Jake pavouk ma
vzdusnou pavucinu, tax splha
Sc ten lidsky netvor neustale ma
svuj povzneseny Parnas. Ne
chyta tam vsak mouchy, hlta
jen - ideally!
Usedne-li nebesky ten splha-
vec pfece nekdy ma vsednf zem
neseda jinam nez kamsi do
.kvetnate zahradky, v besidku
pod vonny ser1k. Kvet serfku
must ma neho dychat, mesfcek
a hv6zdy jake lucerny mu svf-
tit, vzdaleny potdcek jen pro
neho laSkovne bublat a slavik
jen jemu sladce klokotat.
Nezllb1-li Sc vsak takovemu
splhavemu pavouku ma nasf
pomluvami a klevetami zaca-
zene zemi, pripne 81 proste xii
ola rannich cervank1 a vznese
Sc jake sipka, jake aeroplan
vysoko do oblackG a tfeba al
do nebe. O nebi sepsal nam
pfece rozeny basnfk Dante &C.
lou knihu versd, obiemnou,
moudrou a tlustou, jake nase
"Ceska kuchaTka!"
Plate Sc, co takovy blahovy
jezdec Pegasu ma nasf vsednf
zemi vlastne dela?" Inu, zivf
Sc, jak mGze a jak nakladatel
dovolf! Kazdy pozemsky svec
ziv1 Sc poctive a stale sitim bot,
nadzemsky basnfk vydelava 81
vsak jen, kdyz no posedne das
ci poeticka nalada a vleze mu
do hlavy basnick6 vnuknuti.
Skanduje a klepe pax sve 1.-Two
byt1 = skladan1m basn1! Ale
uz mas Neruda dokazal nam We
svych tydenn1ch feuilletonech,
re my v Cechach Tadnych bas-
nickych zivnostn1kG v1bec ne
name, protoze u mas Sc provo
zuje basnictv1 jen jake pouhy
i sport.
Ovsem i takovy mas basnic-
ky sportovec We versotepec-
kych dostiz1ch ma sve nespor-
ne zasluhy. Odhaluje nam
vznesenou: pravdu, krasu g
dobro! Oh, kazdy basnfk sfle.
ne rad vse odhaluje! Nema z
mich zadny ami kapky studu
sam pred sebou, ami pred kras.
nou a docela nahou: Pravdou
jake ten mas poeta Jan Neru.
da, kdyz 81 zabasnil:
Vsechno je ma zenach hlad.
Ike a JENNIE
jake ia hedvabf,jak ia plrks
vsechno tax laskave,
k pozitku zvouci.
inu, jak = mas1cko cd
zeb1rka.
Nejzaslusnejs1m odhalova-
Gem krasy a pravdy ceskeho Ii
vota byl vsak We svych basnic-
kych e~pigramech pTece jen mas
jediny Karel Havl1cek-Borov
sky, ktery odkazal nam &C.
ch1m We svych veselych verS1ch
i praktickou a moudrou zivot-
nj radu:
Pc obede, Janku,
nesm1s - prala matt, -
oblizovat pysky,
nybrz ut1rati.
Ale pc hubicce,
m1j Janecku milej,
tTeba Sc obl1zni, -
jen Sc neut1rej!
VeselV basn1k odhaluie tax
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02
Americka LODI pry potopila vel
kou francouzskou ponorku.

Den1k standard" v Mon
treal, Kanada, pTinesl zpravu,
re nejvets1 francouzska ponor-
ka "SurcOuf" o $500 tunach,
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02

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"SVOBODU LIDSTVA a
SVETA"
Ma bojiStich:
Vojin VITAK KAREL,
Is. 1nora 1913
padl kdesi V Africe
Techn. Sergeant
PROBST VICTOR v.
80. bTezna 1913
padl kdesi v Sev.-Amer. oblasti
Vojin HENRY F. LUNAK
20. dubna 1913
padl V Severni Africe
JOHN LOUIS E HI Jr.
Radioman 3rd Class u. S. N. r.
"a. listOpadu 1913
pravdepodobne zahynul v akci
pri dobyt1 Gilbert Islands
Pvt. F. c.
KAREL
81. ledna 1914
padl ma italskem bojisti
NTHON E. sLECHTA
u. S. Navy
zahynul Is. 1nora 1914
kdesi V Severnlm Atlantiku
Pvt. KAREL MATOUsEK
5. cervna 1914
zabit V bitve o Myitkwina,
Burma
Staff Sergeant
EDWIN j.
6. cervna 1914
padl v akci pfi invasi Francie
Sergt. FRANK D. ZELINKA
10. cervna 1914
padl We Francii
1t. JOSEPH w. MELKA
zabit v letadlovem neStestf
20. cervna 1914
ma ostrove Iceland
Pvt. ALBERT c.. VITAK
u. S. Army
II. cervence 1914
padl v bitve o Saipan
We Spojenych Statech:
Por. LAYTON C. ZOUBECK
26. 1nora 1913
pTiSel O zivot v aut. neStestl
Vojin FRANK E. KLfMA
"a. cervna 1913
pTisel O zivot v aut. neStest1
Porucik Letectva
FRANK ]. SRAMEK
II. prosince 1913
pfisel O zivot pfi zTfcen1
Sc letadla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-02

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Evening star., 1945-11-29
Yamashita Sfeadfast
And Cool in DENYING
He Knew Of Atrocities
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, P. l., Nov. 29.-Directl
examination of 1t. Gen. Tomoyukil
Yamashita, testifying in his own de-
fense on war crimes charges, con-
cluded today with the former Philip
pines commander steadfastly deny
ing any knowledge of atrocities COM
mitted by his Japanese Army, sub
ordinates.
At the conclusion of defense ques-
tiohing, Chief Prosecutor Mai. Rob-
ert Kerr, began cross-examination.
His questions mainly concerned
Yamashita's military career, COM
mands he had held and length of
service in various countries.
Denies Ordering Killings.
In response to questions by This
defense attorneys, Yamashita ad-
mitted close liaison with his various
chiefs of staff but snapped an en-
phatic mo" to question whether
he ever issued any orders for killings
or brutal treatment of civilians.
In fact, he testified, he had in
structed his subordinates to Coop
crate with the Filipinos as much as
possible.
In conclusion, the Japanese gen.
eral gripped the arms of his chair
and declared earnestly:
The matters referred to in
charges here I have known for the
first time from witnesses before this
court. When and If such acts were
committed by my subordinates it is
in complete disagreement with my
own ideas.
II never ordered such actions.
never condoned such actions, nor
have I ever recognized such actions
at all"
Furthermore, he said, had he been
aware of them he would have
ordered them discontinued.
Cool Under Fire.
The GOODNESS and courtroom skill
of the general was apparent when
Maj. Kerr pointed finger at him
and asked .emphatically:
'As military commander. wasn't 1t
your duty to protect the civilian
population?'
Yamashita looked unfiinchingly at
Maj. Kerr and coldly replied:
1T was a duty, but military opera
tions came first.
The defendant also agreed that
it was the duty of the Japanese to
cooperate with the Philippine gov
ernment in matters pertaining to the
feeding and protection Of civilians
But, he said, the matter rested
basically with the government. The
military was to cooperate and
assist. but full responsibility was not
with the military.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

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maturity,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-29
MUST BE RUN TO EARTH
AND PAY PENALTIES

Evidence backed by reliable documents
and oral statements is piling up to reveal
wholesale murder of American pilots
forced down over Germany. Revelation
Of the savagry Of the Nazi civilians is
,eing made daily and it appears now that
instead of a few specific cases where the
Killers have been apprehended and have
been convicted or are on trial, hundreds
Of Amricans were slain.
Further evidence shows that the mill
tary as well as the domestic police not
only had full knowledge Of the slayings
but encouraged them.
Almost unbelievable cruelty and saw
agry marked the known killings. And
even more atrOciOuss were the acts Of
those still to be apprehended.
It is agreed that it will require months
and perhaps years to rundown all the
guilty ones. Even if it takes decade,
we should not stop until the last one is
found, tried and executed.
Nor should any United Nations agree
mtnt be considered that would stop US.