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Evening star., 1942-01-16
r. R.A.F.WosBooed
Leaving Greece,
IOmicer Relates
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, JAN 16-During the
British evacuation of Greece, r. A..
F. pilots were booed and even stoned
by their grounding comrades who
blamed them for non-support, igno-
rant of the r. A. F's handicaps, a
senior air staff ofIicer says In q re-
view Of Near East air activity for
1s41.
But such dark days" for the
r. A. r.. at least in the Near East,
have been amply" balanced by air
action in North Africa, the COM
mentator wrote.
After the battle OF Athens. when
on April 10 the r. A. r. mad only
IS Hurricanes-five Of which were
lost in the last engagement. against
100 Nazi dive-bombers-the r. A. F.
reformed its lines In Egypt and
achieved an "epic year"
Evening star., 1942-01-16
CaroIe Lombard Sells
.S2,017,513 Of Bonds

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 16.-Carole
Lombard proved herself a star In
salesmanship in the Nations first
Statewide war rally.
In one hour yesterday in
crowded corridor Of the State House.
the movie actress sold 32.0l75l3
worth OF Defense bonds-at the
rate Of S56O42 a second.
Last night she and Will H. Hays,
president Of the Motion Picture
Producers and Distributors OF
America, both born Hoosiers. urged
an audience of more than $4,000 to
buy more bonds.
People are learning to do with
out their little luxuries in order to
gain victory and peace" Miss Lom-
bard told the audience.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
United Nations Ship
Losses Three Times
Greater Than Axis
z 1-3-Yeor Tonnage ToI
Listed at 5,919,1N
Against 1,974,568
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Altholgh
reduced in the last few weeks.
United Nations shipping losses .or
the whole war are nearly three
times as great as those OF IxiS
nations, a check of Associated Press
records showed today.
tThese records include only
verified losses and do not il
clude claims of belligerents. Tie
United Nations tonnage on tie
seas greatly exceeds that Of tie
Axis, whose merchant marine
movements are restricted ~
blockade)
In the two and one third years
Of hostilities, including the Unt I'd
States six-week participation. ne
war at sea has cost the Unaed
Nations a total Of 5,9l9,l60 toni Of
merchant and naval vessels as
against 1,974,5S6 tons for the lxis
powers and their associates.
War Hits 50 Nations.
The war has hit 80 nations. m
Guiding 6 neutrals which have ost
375, 1850 TONS Heaviest losses am,ng
the neutrals was Sweden. which ost
l27 merchant and naval ships to.al-
ing 316,503 tons.
Exclusive Of Britain, Norway ;elt
the heaviest blows. Her losses
amounted to 238 ships Of 703 160
tons. or about one-eighth Of she
losses Of Axis opponents.
The war has sent 1884 ton, Of
American merchant and naval YES
sells to the bottom. not counting
United States ships of Pansma
registry. In all. 26 ships under
the American flag went down. .1he
records. compiled from communicates
and authentic marine souf:es
showed.
The grand total is 2.2e9 war and
merchant vessels, of which Britain
lost 935; Germany. l76; italy, 50,
and Japan, 66. Submarines, var
ships and planes sank 1872 shps;
mines, 26S, and other causes, many
unknown, 727. OF the last gr,up
q large number probably were or
pedoed, bombed or shelled, but he
manner of their sinking has aot
been disclosed.
Big Warships Destroyed.
Since the middle OF last January
3,703,62l tons of world Shipping
were destroyed; in the preceding
year the total was 3,441, AS tons,
The higher figure for ls4l-: Is
in good part accounted for by the
large number of great warships ost.
AS in merchant marine, BRIAN
suffered most heavily, losing her
mighty battle cruiser Hood, 4. 100
tons; the Prince Of Wales, & 900
tons; the Repulse, $4,000 tons, md
the Ark Royal, $4,000 tons.
Germany lost the 35,0O0-ton Bis
marck. conqueror of the Hood; ia
pan the 29.330-ton Haruna, the
United States the Arizona, 5000
tons, and Italy. three 10000 ton
cruisers, the Pola, lara and Filme.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Crash Kills Two Youths.
One Carried Suicide N)te
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, Jan. 1.-Two
youths, one a soldier and the o her
carrying q suicide note on his
person, were killed instantly Uaen
their motorcycle careened OF q
highway and snapped q telephone
pole here early today.
The dead:
Julius Emerson Kelly, 10. OF koa-
noke County, said by ofhcert to
have been the driver and honor.bly
discharged from the Army on Sep
tember 20. l94l.
Ralph D. Cole, ~. Stollings, w.
Va. his soldier companion Stationed
at Hull, Mass.
While withholding temporarily
his verdict. Br. w. M. Brecsen-
ridge, coroner of Botetourt County.
released . letter found on Ktily's
body stating he was taking my
life to keep my mother from losing
everything she owns which IL my
fault"
DR.. Breckinridee said the 1ote
was dated January 10, 1042, at 5uf-
folk. Va, and contained the specific
statement that he would take his
life "on or before February /, ts42.
unless I can get . ioh 40 I can send
$50 home every month"
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Heavy Enemy Losses
Reported by ItoIions

ROME, Jan. 10 tOmcial Broad
cast R.-German and italian air
forces were declared by the high
command today to have inflicted
heavy losses on the British forces
fighting for Axis-held positions at
Halfaya Pass.
In the central Lbyan warfare,
artillery duels were noted.
Enemy columns on the march
and concentrations Of motorized
units and troops were bombed and
machine gunned and dispersed.
the high command said. Many
vehicles were destroyed or dam
aged"
Three Hurricanes were declared
to have been shot down and other
planes were reported set afire or
destroyed on the ground.
Malta and the Egyptian port of
Alexandria were bombed again. the
high command said. Ships and gun
battery positions were declared to
have been hit at Malta.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
vichy Diplomats Used
As a Fifth Column,
Ex.Aide Charges
information Sent to
Fronee Ended Up in
Berlin, Offroy Soys
b the Associated Press.

81 the ASsociated Press-
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Raymond
Onroy, who served In the vichy
French diplomatic service for 10
months but now ID allied with the
Free French cause. charged yesterday
that Admiral Jean Darlan used the
Vichy diplomatic corps as q fifth
column and espionage organization
for Germany and Italy.
M. Onroy made his charges in q
15-page booklet in which he
stressed particularly his expert
ences In Greece, where he was
acting consul-general at Athens
until May, 1941.
He said the Vichy embassy there
sent to France information con-
corning military installations in
strategic Port Volo, later used by
the British rs troop-landing
point.
Three days after the transmits
sion Of this information to Vichy."
M. Offroy asserted, the italian
air force bombed the exact area
which had been indicated by our
military attache"
He and other French ofiicials, he
said, were instructed to find out
all they could about British plans
for operations in Greece.
Then. at the beginning Of April"
he declared, Il learned in q way
which cannot be divulged that all
the information I had communi-
Gated to Vichy had been brought
to the knowledge Of Berlin"
M. OfYroy concluded with the
statement that he had every rea-
son to believe" his was not an
isolated case but merely an IN
dication of the efforts Hitler is
making Ito transform Frances
foreign representatives into un-
whiting collaborators Of his nth
column"
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Britain Opens Drive
To Clear Record Of
Women in Uniform
Charges Of ImmoroIity
Among A. T. S. Members
Denied by Leader
BY WILLIAM H. sTONEHAM,

Foreign Correspondent of The Star and
Chicaso Daily News.
LONDON, JAN 16-Catty back
stabbing by disappointed aspirants
to high ONCE in the British womens
forces has forced the government to
launch a campaign of counter
propaganda to clear the record Of
women in uniform.
The principal target for SANDER
Gus whispering campaigns has been
the Auxiliary Territorial Service. the
largest and most important Of all
the women's uniformed services,
which performs 80 different types Of
work for the army.
According to the loose talk which
has gone the rounds Of the British
Isles, women In this service are not
properly supervised and are given to
immortality and intemperance. Ac-
cording to one particularly phoney
story, one of the organization's s
high-ranking officers owes her job
to the fact that she Is the mistress
of q cabinet minister whom. in fact,
she scarcely knows. The woman in
question, who sacrificed q luxurious
home life to serve l8 hours daily in
the A. T. s.. has met the cabinet
member three or four times strictly
on business and for only few min
utes at q time.
Critics Are Denounced.
Detractors of the service women
were sharply taken to task by Mrs.
Jean Knox, head Of the A. T. s., and
1t. Gen. Adam. adjutant general Of
the British Army.
THE A. T. g." Mrs. Knox said.
ARE helping fight the war and there
Is only credit due them for that.
They are not immoral. and they do
not drink. They are honest. upright
citizens drawn from q cross section
Of this country"
1t. Gen. Adam publicly deplored
the whispering campaign which he
said had reached the army overseas
and had caused some soldiers to
write home telling their womenfolk
not to join the the A. T. 8.
Co2Scription Rejected.
This campaign Of slander about
the women's services may be partly
responsible for this weeks decision
Of the House Of Keys" the Isle OF
Mans Parliament. not to introduce
conscription for women. The result
is that both the female natives of
the isle and the raft Of women slack
ers who have sought refuge there
will not have to serve until further
notice.
Local parents Of the isle opposed
the measure to conscript al women
between 20 and 30 on the ground
that their daughter might be forced
to serve in England. The local wom-
en- themselves seem anxious to serve.
(copyrisht. 1912. BY chicaso Daily Nsws0
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Denver Stock Sales
Approach $3,500,000;
Prices Set Record
Load Of 20 Hereford
Calves Brings S37 Per
100 at Auction
By the Associated Press.

By tbe ASSoClated Ffoeb
DENVER, Jan. 16.-Stockmen Of
the West, vowing to raise more and
more meat to help win the war,
watched sales Of fine animals push
toward the $500, 900 mark at the
Anal day Of the National Western
Stock Show today.
This Is more than q million dol
lars higher than last years figure
and last year was a better-than-av-
erage year. The show has cracked
the all-time record for prices paid
for feeder cattle.
Denver never saw anything quite
like It before. A load Of 20 Hereford
steer calves brought the eyebrow
hoisting price Of @37 per hundred
pounds at yesterdays auction.
The T. o. Ranch OF Ration,
N. Mex, sold the load to the Co.
lumbar Steel Tank Co. of Kansas
City after spirited bidding from
the Hoffman Bros. Co. OF Ida Grove,
Iowa.
The baby beeves-each worth
$l65-will be fed on the company's
ranch near Blanca, Colo. until ready
for the fat cattle show ring or the
butcher.
Lawrence M. Pexton, president Of
the Denver Union Stock Yards Co.,
said the $37 price was 50 higher
than any paid for feeder stock
anywhere In the Nation and Sl0.76
more than the previous high in the
36-year history of the show here.
Two hundred fifty-seven carloads
Of feeders went into the auction
ring and were knocked down for
an estimated $75o,0o0. Fat cattle,
sheep and hogs commanded the
highest prices in more than 10 years.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Conservation Of Puper

Every citizen is called upon
to see that not a pound of paper
is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
wrapping of packages or un-
necessary use of paper bags be
dispensed with.
Do not burn newspapers but,
when you have saved enough
for bundle. give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating in the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization in The Stars cam
paign for reclaiming old news
papers.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Too Pretty, Dotty Lomour
Can't Enter Plane Plant
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 16-Miss Dor.
othy Lamour went to the Glenn L.
Martin airplant plant yesterday to
aid defense, but company oficials
kept her outside the factory gates
lest she do Just the opposite.
No reflection on Miss Lamour,
company officials made haste to
add, but when any good-looking
woman walks through the plant it
costs us 1000 man hours Of labor.
Dorothy Lamour might cost US half
q bomber"
The screen star spoke instead at
the Martin housing community, IN
behalf Of defense stamps and bond
sales:
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Remorrioge Wait Affects
Only Virginia Divorces
By the Associated Press.


PETERSBURG, Va. Jan. 16.-In
an opinion asked by Clerk Of Courts
Robert G. Bass Of Petersburg, At
torney General A. P. Staples has
ruled that the Virginia law requir-
ing Z six-month waiting period for
persons divorced In this State before
they can remarry. y not applicable
to persons divorced in other States.
Mr.. Staples ruled that marriage
license should b issued to . Peters,
burg woman and . man living in
Illinois. The question Vas raised
by the clerk because the man had
been divorced by . decree entered
tn IN Illinois court in December,
184l. The Petersburg woman WAs
unmarried.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Duy's Puy for Defense

EVERETT. Wash. Jan. Is fP.-
Employees Of the Jamison Mill Co.
will donate their entire pay t,day
to President Roosevelt to use fo' de-
tense. The mill employs l64 men and
company officers estimated the lays
payroll donation would be $l,lN.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Ousted Fuscist Officiols
Given Minor Posts
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Jan. 10 (Andi Agency
Former Fascist Party Secretary
Adelchi Serena, who was seid to
have asked Premier Mussolini to
allow him to resign and become a
volunteer for the second time, has
been given 4 minor post a. party
representative In the corporation Of
builders.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Louis MuI|eordt Dies;
Architect and Writer
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l6.-The
death of Louis Christian Mullgardt,
76, internationally known architect
and writer, and one Of those present
when King Tut-Ankh- -Amen's tomb
was opened in 1922, was disclosed
yesterday.
A notice posted on the bulletin
board of the Bohemian Club. of
which Mr. Mullgardt was member
for . quarter Of q century, said he
died Monday.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Communiques
u, s. Fleet Sinks Five
Jop Ships in Orient

Tert of Navy communiQue No. 20
issued shortly after noon today. tol-
lotcs::
- Far East:
Units of the United States
Asiatic Fleet report the sinking
of five enemy vessels In Far
Eastern waters. They include
two large cargo ships, two large
transports and one medium sized
transport. These sinkings are In
addition to enemy casualties At
sea previously reported.
Atlantic area:
The submarine situation along
the Northeast coast Of the United
States remains unchanged.
There is nothing to report from
other areas.
The tert Of War Department CON-
n1unique No. 81, outlining the mill.
tary situation as Of $50 am. today
reads.
l. Philippine theater:
Ground fighting Of varying in
tensity continues all along the
front line Enemy shock troops
with special training are attempt
ing aggressive infiltrations. At
tack planes and dive bombers are
being used necessarily by the
Japanese against our front line
troops and artillery positions.
Many reports reaching Gen.
MacArthur's headquarters from
the occupied areas indicate that
the enemy is systematically loot
ing and devastating the entire
countryside.
2. There is nothing to report
from other areas.
The tert OF War Department
No. 81, issued yesterdai
afternoon, tollo,Us:
1. Philippine theater:
The War Department has been
advised Of the safe arrival at
Darwin. Australia. OF the United
States Army hospital ship Mac
tan carrying a considerable num-
ber of soldiers and sailors who
were wounded in action In the
Philippines.
2. There Is nothing to report
from other areas.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Free French Arrive
To Bolster British /:
In Libyan Fighting
Are Reody for First Lond
Attack on Nozis Since
Compieone Armistics

~ the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Jan. 16.-Free French
forces, ready for their first land
attack on the Germans since the
armistice Of Compiesne, have ar
rived to support British imperial
and Allied troops in their attack
on Axis hold-out positions in the
rocky highlands of Halfaya, on
the Libyan-Egyptian frontier,
British headquarters disclosed
today.
The French were said to be fully
equipped with tanks and armored
cars, just - were the De GaulliSt
forces which fought against the
italians in Eritrea and Ethiopia dur
ing Britain's conquest Of the Italian
East African Empire last year.
In the battle against the Halfaya
garrison-estimated TO consist Of a
mixed force of 1000 Germans and
Italians-today's British commu-
niQue reported that artillery on
both sides Is again active"
German and Italian intrench-
ments about HalfAya Pass menace
the supply lines Of Britain's desert
army, which has knitted more than
800 miles to the west.
Mobile columns Of the British
were declared to be moving slowly
westward along the Gulf OF Sirte
coast against stiff opposition lover
country which has been heavily
mined"
Referring to operations midway
between the Egyptian border and
Tripoli. the Libyan capital, the COM
munique said little change was re-
ported yesterday from the Agheila
area"
The enemy again developed con-
siderable air activity against our
forward troops" 1t reported. but. As
q result of our fighter protection,
damage and losses sustained were
negligible.
Meanwhile, our own forces con-
tinued their attacks on enemy lines
OF communication"
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Senute Confirms Ronso,r

The Senate confirmed yesterday
the reappointment Of Ronald Ran
som Of Atlanta % Z member q the
Board Of Governors Of the FeferAl
Reserve system for q term of IL .sars
from February /.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Weather Report

tFurnih by the
tonight with
what freezing; diminishing winds ,-.
Maryland Virginia and West VigniaCoder tonlenU diminishing
Evening star., 1942-01-16
River HoDsrt.

River nADsrt.
Potomac ana Shenandoah Rivers clear
n, ,Harpers Ferry; Potomac clear at Great
Fails today.
Precipitatien.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
n.,srt fer Last ~ Hours.

Record fer Last - Moufs.
(From noon yesterday to noon todayO
Hishest, So. at 8 pm. yesterday: year
ioweit, "a. at 10 An today: year aso. 70.
Record Temperatures This Year.
HiShest, be, on January 2.
Lowest, 8, on January IL.
Humidity for Last ~ Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon todayO
Hishest. 50 per cent. at 7:3Q Am. today.
Lowest, 20 per cent, at 1:30 pm. yes.
terday.
Tide Tables.
(FuYnishNd BY United States Coast And
Evening star., 1942-01-16

The Sun and Mssa
Evening star., 1942-01-16

(Iufni1h0d By United 0tateS C6ASt
Geodstie Survey
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
Vykonny Vybor
Odbocky G. N. S.
"Pravda Zv1teZf."
PEARL HARBOR DEN.

V nedeli slaven byl v Balti-
more Den pearl Harbor". A
mericka vlajka vlala vesele sc
stoznG a oxen tis1c1 a tis1cG.
Urednf oslava pocala We 1925
hodin odpoledne We Star-Span-
gled Banner Flag dome ma
Pratt a Albermarle ulic1ch,
kde uvedeno bylo do vojenske
sluzby pfi oslave tie 65 Mary
landskych rekrutG. Recruit
znamf budou jake: pearl Har
Dor Mstitele".
V nedeli Spojenymi Staty
bud potopeno anebo poskoze-
no bylo cd 13 do Is valecnych
japonskych lodi a transportu,
c1mz Pearl Harbor castecne
pomsten byl.
Bylo to v nedeli pred sesti
mesici, kdy Japonci ucinili u
tnk ma Americke lodi a arma-
du v Oahu. V dobu tn ucinili
znacnou skodu, ale zadost pom
sly ma strane Ameriky neje-
nom re neutichla, ale stavala
Sc stale silnejSl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12
z OSADNf o Ma
RODNfHO VAZ CESKYCH
KATOLfKU.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
V posledn1m kvitovan1 pT1-
sp6vkd N. S. G. K. v "Telegra-
flu" poukazal jsem, jak krasny
pflklad daily Ctihodne Sestry
Radu Notre Dame a ditky O.
sadnf skoly Sv. Vaclavske da-
rovanfm $500 ma valkou po-
st1zene v Ceskoslovensku. Teh-
dy napsal jsem: Kdo prvn1 bu-
de toho krasneho prfkladu ma
sledovati. Zajfmav6 je, re to
byly opet Ctihodne Sestry a
d1tky osadnf Sv. Vaclavske
skoly, ktere darovaly druhych
$500.
Dalsf kter1 ma N. S. G. K. pTi-
spell jsou nasledujfcf:
Mr.. a Mrs. Tomas a Marie
Jindra SIS; MI. a Mrs. James
Hrabanek $2;Marie Stechr So.
Pc $1.00 pfispeli nasledujici:
Frantiska V1tek, Frantisek Ma
chacek, Josef Kardian, Alois
Novotny, Antonio Kolar, Josef
sacha, Anna smrha, Georgine
Holland, Jan Petrlik, Mary Pc
trlik, Jan Petrlik NIL, Louis j.
svehla, Emil MynaT, Karel Vo-
jik, Alzbeta Vojfk, Anna Soul,
Aloisie Vitak, Jan Motl, Rudolf
Behounek, Josefa He'll, Josefa
Peroutka.
Vsecky ctouci upr1mne zdra-
vi a o dalsf prfspevky prosi
"a osadnl odbocku
Josef VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-12

jednou obt6zovat nebot to vez-
me mnoho prace a cenneho mi
sta tyto tax obs1rne zpravy O.
%tisknouti, "a coz jsme velmi ra-
dy a doufame, re vsechny da-
my klubu S d1kem vdecny bu-
dou.
Bude-li Telegraph" mono
uveTejniti n6kolik tech tax du-
chapovzduzujfcfch dopisG cd
SYM ceskych nasfch batlimor-
skych matek, tax Yam pTist1
tyden aspon vynatky z Mich
dame.
ia Yam neco navrhnu - po-
slete TELEGRAPH" predplatne
$3.50 a zadejte, ably nam mi
sto dopfali = a pak-li "Tele-
graf" dostavate, napiste jim,
re budete "a to povdecni kdyz
tax ucini.
Mas klub je prvni v Balti-
more, ktery o nase ceske voja-
ky pecuje a tn doufame, re i
jine narodnosti spolky tax tin1
anebO bro budou.
Klub mas ma IA matek ie-
jichz synove jsou We valce a
tn name (honor roll) obraz Ia
ramcem S jejich jmeny.
Take jsme Sc staraly o u. S.
0. a n6kolik plan, radios, ko-
berce, lampy a draperi1 bylo
darovano.
Red Cross nebylo zapOmenu-
to a mnoho defense stamps by
10 prodano a zvlaste chvaly-
hodno jest, re Is dam z nase-
no klubu darovalo krev. -.
Mas klub byl ma rozhlasu 22.
kvetna a Guide" podal PEEK
nou zpravu O naS1 slavnosti.
Nezapomente ma FLAG
DAY., ktery budeme mfti V
Gwynn Oak Parku dine II. Ger
vna pri cemz oslavime Faith
ers Day. Tedy pTijdte vsich-
nj tatfckove do Gwynn Oak
Parku nebot danny (maticky)
budou nit pro Vas prekvape-
nj, no tax mela jsem to mlti v
tajnosti, ale pero tax rychle
p1se a vyzradilo to vsem Yam
napred, a tax nebude divu,
kdyby danny Vas nepTekvapili
nicfm "a to prozrazenf, ale to
jest jiste, re budou zvlaStni
nizS1 (rates) ma poulicnich ka-
rach a v parku ma vsechny a.
trakce.
Pfihlaste sc u p1. Tichove do
Is. cervna. Adresa: 21O5 E.
Madison ul. Tel. BR oadway
7943.
Nezapomente a pist6 "Tele-
grafu". Vase
B. Benda,
"a ZabavnI vybor.
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Dodatek ke zpravs o oslavs
15ti-leteho trvani |. Damskeho
Amer. -Ceskeho Dem. Klubu
7me wardy.

Jak minuly tyden jsme v "Te-
legrafu" uvedly re pf. Bozena
Rlhova, pfedsedkyne klubu OBJ
drzela U. S. Bond a p1. Karoli-
ma skrabek, pfeds. feditelstva
pTednesla nasleduj1ci velmi do
rec:
Vazena PAM pTedsedkyne:-
S velikou chloubou a vdec-
nostf "a rfzeni naseho klubu "a
uplynulych Is rok1 Yam Wy
slovujeme mas upr1mny dix S
pTan1m dobreho zdravi, tax a.
byste S Mani nadale z6stala a
klub mas Tldila. Ponevadz INA
me Vasi velkou lasku k nasf
krasne move vlasti u. S. Anne
riky, doufame, re tento maly
darek Gu. S. Bond) cd nas1ch
dam Dude Yam milym tax ia
ko naSe nova mila Vast, coz
slovy vysvetliti Sc media.
S pfan1m v1tezstv1 pro u. S.
armada.
u. S. Bond vlozen byl v kra-
bici krasne okraslenou dvemi
u. S. vlajkami a stuhou U. S.
barev zavazanou.
PAM R1hova byla velmi do
jata a ponevadz mic tax dIle-
ziteho neocekavala v teto do
be valky, byla prekvapena, re
danny tax vhodny darek 81 pro
nj vymyslily, nebot ony jsou
prave vlastenky.
Nyni pod1vame sc do jejich
sch1ze v n1z vlastenecky duch
vlaje jake ty vlajky ma tom
darku.
Schdze je otevrena ctyrmi
devcaty (Girl Scouts) slibem k
vlajce pledge to the Flag).
V cervnu minuleho roku bylo
pant Nejedlikovou navrhnuto,
ably ma syny ceskych matek
kteT1 byli v u. S. sluzbe bylo
pamatovano darky a tax kaz-
demu bylo poslano krabicka CT.
garet, $1.00 postov. znamek a
diva kapesnl satky.
A pax ma Vanocn1 svatky
vsem ceskym hoch1m Z. wardy
byly poslany cigaretty, $1.OC
(money order) s malou u. S
vlajkou. Nyn1 je okolo 70 ces-
kych vojak1 ma nasem sezna-
mu a tn praly bychom Van
nekolik krasnych vdecnymi sic
Wy l1cenych dopisG cd mich pre-.
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