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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Mrs. Walton Resigns
As Head Of Red Cross
Blood Donor Service
Served as Director II
Months; Associates
Pruise Her Work

Mrs. Dorothy Mason Walton, di-
rector of the District Red Cross
Blood Donor Service for the past
IL months. has rendered her resig-
nation and is serving her last day
in that post at the Donor Center,
TWenty-third and c streets NV.
Otto S. Lund, manager of the Dis
trict Red Cross, confirmed reports
of Mrs. Walton's resignation and
said it had been accepted. Her sue
cessor has not been chosen, it was
said
Mrs. Walton has done a splendid
piece Of work." Mr.. Lund stated.
One of the first District residents
to make a donation to the center in
July, 1941, she became greatly in
terested in the plasma project, and
served for six months as volun-
teer worker.
When America entered the war
and the need for expanding the set
up became apparent, the District
Red Cross decided to engage a full
time director to head up the cleri-
cal force, and rendered the ap-
polntment to Mrs. Walton. Today
she ended II months labors as full
time director.
In addition to heading the Or
ganization which secured donors.
Mrs. Walton also served as liaison
between the Red Cross and the
Army and Navy surgeons. Since the
Donor Center is located in the old
Naval Hospital and does its own
processing of blood into plasma, the
armed services are in charge.
Tribute to Mrs. Walton's efficiency
was paid by associates who said thev
greatly regret her severance of her
dictatorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

a man-sat behind a delicate table
on an even more delicate chair.
playing patience for the third con-
secutive hour. He flashed his Gov
eminent pass at hostess and said,
You see, my social life is limited
I'm night worker"
The club will be open daytime
and evenings for all Federal work
ers. The District Department of
Recreation will provide full-time
hostesses, but rules of the house will
be made by the workers themselves
An application for Lanham Act
funds for this and other clubs is
going to go to FWA for approval.
Shades Of Mrs. McLean's more
lavish parties decorate the stable
Giant murals originally painted for
overnight ball at Friendship now
will give permanent coverings to
the clubs walls. Brilliant orange
satin, covering sofas, chairs and
cushions, are another hangover
from Friendship parties.
A kitchen is developing out of the
room which once held saddles and
other riding equipment A powder
room has emerged from another
Granny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
Taxpayers subject to the individual
income tax law no longer will have
to swear to their returns, but there
is nothing in the statute as revised
by the Seventy Congress to
prevent them from swearing at them
Congress eliminated from the old
law the requirement that all returns
must be sworn to before notary or
some other official qualified to adj
minister oaths. This does not, how
ever, absolve the taxpayer from
prosecution for perjury in cases of
deliberate deception.
Here are some other provisions of
the new law as explained in "ques-
ton and answer booklet being
printed for the public:
@. Were any changes made by the
bill in the regular income tax as
applied to individuals?
A. Yes; the exemptions were
lowered and the rates increased.
@. What are the new exemptions?
A. Five hundred dollars for sim
Sl6 pSi SOIlS, 81 ,SOu Iol MAI ACo pei .
sons and heads of families, and $3.50
for each dependent Members of
the armed forces. except commits
stoned officer, are allowed an addi-
tional exemption of $3.50 if single
and $500 if married
@. What is the amount of the
normal income tax on individuals?
A. 1t is increased from a per
cent to per cent.
@. What changes are made in the
surtax rates?
A. They have been increased all
along the line. The minimum rate
is raised from to Is per cent and
the maximum from n to 81 per
cent. The maximum applies to in
comes in excess of 100000, while
under the old law the maximum ap-
piled to income over $5,000,0 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Texan AssaiIs Failure
To Use Inland Waters
In Fuel Shortage
lntrucoustul Route
More Efficient Than
Pipeline, Mansfield Says
BY the Associated Press.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Dec 81.
Representative Mansfield, Demo-
crat, of Texas, today sharply crit
icized the administration delay in
approving operation of the intra-
coastal waterways as means of
easing the East's fuel shortage.
The Texan. chairman of the House
Rivers and Harbors Committee, as
serted that use of the waterways
system. which he has advocated for
more than year. would get the
job done more efficiently than the
Texas Illinois pipeline now under
construction.
Authorizes Barge Building.
WPB Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson
recently authorized construction of
barges and terminal facilities in
Florida to permit transfer of crude
to the the Atlantic seaboard.
In letter to Roy Miller, vice
president of the Intracoastal Canal
Association, Representative Mans
field wrote:
"Of course, it would not have done
to put into operation the coastal
route before the transcontinental
pipeline had been authorized be-
cause in that event there would
never have been any need for the
transcontinental pipeline
The Texan referred to Defense
Transportation Administrator Jo-
seph B. Eastman:
He has spent his life on the In
terstate Commerce Commission. 1t
Is only natural that he should not
be able to imagine any course of &C
ton but one which will help the
railroads get priorities and which
will increase railroad revenue.
Year Needed to End Job.
Instead of connecting the Gulf
and Atlantic coastal channels with
an adequate pipeline, a 24-inch line
has been laid from Texas to Illinois.
1t is two-and -one-half times longer
than the distance across Florida.
Its terminus is approx
mately 1000 miles by rail from the
center OF need on the Atlantic sea-
board. Its extension to the East has
now been authorized, as l am in
formed, requiring another year and
enormous expenditures for its COM
pletion.
IF extended to the Eastern sea-
board it's estimated cost exceeds
100000, 00O," he wrote Mr.. Miller.
Insofar as oil and gasoline are con-
cerned the line will become obsolete
when the coastwise tanker service
is restored"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
D. T.. Gas Dealers Hold
Little Hope 10 Improve
Stocks Until Spring
Supply and Demand
Committee Seeks Plan
To Keep Fuel Flowing

With gasoline supplies in the Dis
trict dWindling again, local dealers
predicted today there would be little
improvement in the situation before
spring.
At least one large chain of sta
tons was known to be out of gaso-
line and most other stations were
operating pretty close to a hand
to-mouth basis. One glimmer of
hope was seen in the meeting in
Baltimore yesterday of the recently
organized Supply and Demand
Committee, set up by the Govern
ment to help relieve the pressure
which has existed here in recent
weeks. This group, it was reported,
was attempting to work out plans
to provide for a steadier flow of
gasoline into the Washington
Metropolitan Area.
Pipeline improvement Expected.
Dealers generally conceded that
the necessity for keeping fuel oil
moving into the District interfered
materially with deliveries of gaso-
line and that this condition would
not be relieved until warmer weather
set in. BY that time, also, they .ex-
pect the arrangement of pipelines
into the East will have been i'm
proved.
In New York, the gasoline situa-
ton repeatedly Is more critical than
it was two weeks ago when the OPA
suddenly invalidated passenger car
rationing coupons for period of
three days. There was no evidence
that similar holiday" would be
declared at this time, although it
is possible that other steps will be
taken by the OPA to alleviate the
shortage which has spread along the
entire Eastern seaboard. The cut in
the value of b" and &C" coupons
from four to three gallons, it was
believed, was not producing the de-
sired results. and the possibility ex-
listed that further reductions might
become necessary.
Dealers Hopeful.
The dealers themselves are hope
full that the long holiday week end
will give them another chance to fill
up their own tanks. A number of
dealers were again closing their
pumps, as they did the day before
Christmas. to avoid running COM
pletely out of gas.
There was no particular rush of
customers, 1t was reported, and
dealers do not expect any, on the
theory that the motoring public is
becoming acclimated to the general
condition here. AS matter of fact,
gasoline dealers pointed out that the
best way to prevent total famines of
gasoline was for drivers to purchase
it only as it is actually needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Dec. 31.-J names
Marinus Dronkers, a Dutch subject
who was brought to England last
May after being rescued" from the
English Channel, was executed to-
day as a German secret agent seek
ing information on American and
Canadian troops in England, an
official report said.
Dronkers was a member Of the
Dutch Nazi Party, the report said,
and, although seaman by profess
sion, entered the Dutch postal
service at the Hague shortly before
the outbreak of war in 1899.
He was found in the Channel May
Is in q small yacht, flying the Dutch
flag and a distress signal, and was
taken aboard British trawler.
Dronkers said he had bribed a
Rotterdam fisherman to give him
the yacht and sang "for Joy" when
found by the British. He said he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Income Tax Questions
Booklet Prepared for PubIic's Use
Answers Queries on New Lew Lows

Q. Combining the normal tax and
the surtax, what will be the total
rate applicable to the first dollar
of taxable. income in excess of the
personal exemption?
A. The total rate on the first
dollar of taxable income will be 10
per cent, compared with 10 per
cent under old law. Including the
S per cent Victory tax. which is
something else, the initial rate will
be "a per cent.
q. Is there any change in the
earned-income credit?
A. No; it still may be deducted in
computing the normal tax. in an
amount equal to 10 per cent of the
earned income.
Q. Are husbands and wives re-
CURED to file Joint return?
A. No; they may continue to file
separate returns.
q. VIII the short form of income
tax return be continued under the
new law?
A. Yes; where the gross income is
not more than $1,000. It's use is
optional with the taxpayer.
Q. Does the law provide for cur
rent collections of income tax
through withholding at the source?
A. No; the withholding tax was
levied IN connection with the Vic
tory tax.
Q. How about allowances for
extraordinary medical expenses?
A. Where the expenditures for
medical and dental costs exceeds S
per cent of tt taxpayers net in
come, he may deduct the excess
amount in computing his income
tax, but the deduction may not ex-
coed $3.50 for a single person or
$2,500 for married person. Ex-
penses which do not exceed S per
cent Of the net income may not be
deducted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

1lC diSO llOluS
the record for
continuous serv-
ice on the COM
mission, having
been appointed
by P e S / d e n t
Coolidge in 1927
and reappointed
by Pre- S | d e n t
r ose " e t in
1885 and I941.
His present term
will expire in
1913.
Mr.. Ferguson,
son of a we'll
Wn North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
U. S. and BruziI Form
Military Commission

By the Associated Press
RIO DE JANEIRO. Dec. 31.-An
official announcement last night said
the United States and Brazil had
formally established a joint military
commission in brief ceremony at
the Foreign Ministry.
The speakers were United States
Ambassador Jefferson Caffery and
Brazilian Foreign Minister Oswaldo
Aranha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
BEGINS Second CAB Term

Oswald Ryan. Anderson, Ind. was
sworn in yesterday by Attorney Gen.
eral Biddle for his second term as d
member Of the Civil AeronauticS
Board. Mr.. Ryan has been q member
since the board was created four
years ago. His new term 10 for Sin
years. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

South Wales. He fought in the
Boer War and the World War
Fourteen years ago the depression
threw him out of job and be be-
gan to read and then to write.
Now he is a celebrated novelist OF
Rhondda Valley life. His heart is
with the poor of England. He said
that yesterday he went into a res
taurant for lunch and could have
had a meal for 81.
But my thoughts stretch across
the Atlantic" he said Il confine
my stomach to keep loyal to the
people at home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Skidmore Head to Attend

DR.. Henry T. Moore, president of
Skldmore College, will attend the
Skidmore Alumni Association meet
ing at the Sulgrave Club at 7 pm.
January %, 1t was announced to-
day. Reservations may be made
through January 10 by calling Mrs.
James T. Gearon at Warfeld 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
II D. {. SeIectees Enter
Army Camps Tomorrow

Seventy-two District selectees
VINO were granted two-week period
on reserve status so they could
spend Christmas Day at home will
spend New Year Day in the Army.
Indicted on December Is. the fol-
lowing group is scheduled to report
tomorrow morning at Weightman
School for transfer to an Army
camn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Third U. S. CONTINGENT
Of Troops in Dokor

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 31.-Another con-
tngent of American soldiers landed
yesterday in Dakar, French West
Africa, the Morocco radio reported.
1t quoted the commander of the
American forces as saying, I'VE are
IN West Africa to help you in the
liberation Of France We are fight
Ing this war with the same aim ::
We must defeat the German Army
to insure a lasting peace.
This was the third American group
reported to have reached this stra-
tegic Allied outpost on the vital
ferrying route from South America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

Carolina family, is one of three
Democrats on the five-man COM
mission. He attended the Naval
Academy and the University of
North Carolina, from which he was
graduated in law in 1900.
Mr.. Ferguson is married and lives
Ut 2022 Columbia road NV.
The Craftsmanship of the commits
sion rotates annually with the shift
coming each January l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Ferguson Sets Record,
Heading FTC 4th Time

Garland S. Ferguson, ir., will set
a record at the Federal Trade Com
mission tomorrow when he becomes
its chairman for the fourth time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

HAS HITLER GROWN FAT AND FLABBY?-Ths picture, pur
porting Adolf addressing at Munich
hall November stirred discussion in London after publication
morning yesterday The newspapers pointed
that this shows Hitler with tousled hair rather saggng
jows pouchy eyes, double chin enlarged mdri 1t
Ministry of Information picture section, which
said enlargement of movie clip of German origin
ceved through neutral sources. "A. P. Wrephoto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

II Is patriotic to hoard-what?
War bonds, the more the better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

Barco, D. N. jr.
Mcdaniel, John X.
Gravite, Dwisht L.
Malloy. Paul G.
Huoscher. Carmen h.
Radkowski, Henry
Essex, Rollie ", jr.
Perez, Louis W.
Mason. Richard r.
Nothnagle, g. S.
MCGOWAN. James I.
Sholis, Victor A.
Rice, Ray H.. jr.
Order, Qeorse H.
Catlett, Paul H.
Smith. Melvin H.
Price, Burns D.
Levy. William H.
vassano. Lawrence ].
Sippley. Frank P.
Callahan. Eugene N.
Dent, James r.
Barnett, Lester NJ.
Dicks. Bernard
Wall, Jesse B,
Nesbitt, John B.
Fischer. Henry G.
Vaughn, Charles w.
Casale, Gerald J.
Jackson. 9. st, C.
Lilly. David s.
Williams. r. K, jr.
Downey, Maxwell c.
Thomas, r. B.. jr.
Arbogast. Clifton H.
Swanson, Ivar J.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
KRISE Sc RL.fzf.

Problem jfzdy rosie kazdym
dnem vice kritiekym, kdy tisi-
ce a tisice delnikG stale viva
j svych automobile a ma Mich
gumova kola, ably dostali Sc do
prace a z prace.
Odhadnuto bylo, re 100000
automobile denne ,jede mezi
Baltimore a Glenn L. Martin
zavod a Edgewood arsenalem.
Ku udelanf toho denne treba
udelati 1000, 900 mil denne.
Tis1ce deln1k1 v lodenicfch a
pobfezn1 strait denne tocf vice
vice miliony gumovych kol me-
ri Fairfield a Curtis Bay.
Use ukazuje k tomu, re ne
jaka nahrada "a privatnf auto
modify must byt vyna1ezena.
J1zda dopravnfmi lodemi mezi
koncem Broadway a Fairfield
jest jenom castecna nahrada.
Drahy jiz ukazaly, re memo
hou postarati Sc o potrebnou
dopravu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20

Martha Robbins, 22leta, jez
nemohla Sc Snesti S manzelem
svym a provdala Sc "a druheho
bez povolenf, odsouzena byla
do polepsovny ma diva roxy.
V cervnu 1910 provdala Sc
"a Everett Robbins v Tennes-
see. Kratce pc tie odejela dc
Baltimore. V srpnu tehoz roku
provdala Sc zde "a Roberta
Jubb namluvfc jemu, re je svo.
bodna. Mezitfm Robbins poeaI
Sc shaneti pc zmizele a nalezI
il " Baltimore. Premluvil il
ably Sc k nemu vratila. Ia cas-
doslo ku hadkam opet a ona o.
desla ku druhemu manzelu. DC
n6ho odejela opet do Tennes.
see Nynf doslo zde ku soudu
a ona odsouzena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20

Tlucena kladivem a bodnuta
nozem, Antoinette Sadowski
52leta z E. Lombard ulice, po-
dlehla zran6nfm V Johns Hop.
kins nemocnici v 1tery. CtyTi
hodiny pc jejf smrti zatcen by
jeji manzel, Stanley, 53lety a
obvinen re smrti jejf. Zatcen
byl kdyz sci 700 blocku S.
Broadway.
Kratce pc 1890 dopoledne
Sadowska vesla do krejcovske
d1lny Stefana Mateja s mar
KEN: con udeTil mne." Mate
ia dobehl do grocern1ho bl1zke
no obchodu a telefonoval pro
policii.
Kdyz detektivove vesli do je-
j1ho domu, nalezli svetnici L.
plnem nepoTadku. Ma zemi by
10 kladivo S prerazenou nasa-
dou a zakrvaceny n1z.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
M

Kenneth Funk, 14lety z
Luzerne avenue tezce zranil sc
padem S trucku ma rohu Or
leans a Port ulic. Spadl kdyz
chtel vyskociti ma truck. Stav
jeho jest kritickym.
6Oleta Olivia Osborne z
Dorchester Grad, tezce crane
ma byla ma Garrison Boulevard
a Dorchester road. We dvou
hodinach zemTela v nemocnici.
James Horrigan z Poplar
Grove ulice poranen byl ma Pc
plar Grove a Mosher uliclch.
STAY jeho uznan velice tezkym.
Star je 70 rok1.
- Ma Washington Boulevard
ieden muz usmrcen byl a tfi
zraneni casne rano v pondell.
V jinych nehodach tfi JIM IRA
neni byli. Usmrcen byl Charles
M. Lilly. Tri: Lilly, Thomas
S. Phair a Andrwe Stanton,
zranenf v nehode, watt byli do
nemocnice. Truck, S nlmz au-
tomobil Sc srazil, T1dil Donald
E. Deal.
Edgar Venable, 25lety,
snad smrtelne zranen byl. Sra
iii jej ma Washington Boule-
ward neznamy automobilista.
Byla mu rozrazena lebka vedle
jinych zraneni.
= James Harrigan, 7Olety 2
Poplar Grove ulice, smrtelne
zranen byl automobilem v So
botu bl1zko sveho domu, zem-
rel v 1tery nemocnici Baltl-
more General.
- Petilety William Albrecht
re 100 blocku N. Chapel ulice
osudne zranen byl automobi-
lem ma Lafayette avenue a
Chapelulici. Hoch jel ma kole,
Zlodeji ukradli re sesti
automobile parkovanych v r1z-
nych sekcfch centralniho dis
triktu gumove kola. Kradeze
p~rovedeny byly v dtery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
NOCNf ZATEMNOVANf


Ackoliv pro Baltimore jeste
urcite nebude zavedeno jake
trvale, IDA Sc, re 1redn1ci W.
boru ma obcanskou obranu, o
toto Sc starati budou, ably tomu
bylo jak We Washingtonu, kde
pocfnaje %. bremen uncle
nocnf zatemnovan1 Dude trva-
lynn.
Uredn1ci prav1, re Baltimor-
ST. majitele domd jsou daleko
"a Washingtonskymi. Kdyz
pred kratkym casem zde jake
jinde uncle zatemnovani zave-
demo bylo ma zkousku, dredn1-
ci pravf,ze vetsina dom1 jenom
zhasla svetla a v domech Tide
re sedeli We tine. Kdyby trvale
zatemnovanf naTlzeno bylo,
vsechny domy lined musely by
zatemniti jak jejich okna tax
svetla a to ne ma hodinu nebo
dive, ale do odvolan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
Tornado hrozne fadila " Sesti
AmerickYch statech.

Pocet zabitych udavan ma sto
a ranenych ma $50 a sta dom1
bylo zniceno ma draze vichTice.
Nejmene sto osob bylo zabi-
to a pres $50 poraneno radou
tornadovych bourf jez prehna-
ly Sc v nedeli pres sest stTedo-
z~apadn1ch a jiznfch statd, Uni
civse sta obytnych domn i OBJ
chodn1ch budov.
z Mississippi bylo oznameno
70 mrtvych a 500 ranenych; z
Illionisu 20 zabitych a ITO ra-
nenych; z Kentucky IA zabi-
Itych a II ranenych a z Ten
nessee oznameno IL zabitych,
kdezto pocet poranenych nebyl
udan. Nejmene dive osoby by
ly zabity v Indiane. V Nilsson
ri byla zpdsobena znacna sko-
da, ale nikdo nebyl tam zabit.
Jest vsak mono, re, az dojdou
podrobne zpravy, pocet mrt-
lvych i ran6nych vzroste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20

= Rev je jiz uzavren a OBJ
chvatne pohyby kolem Vjazmy
bl1z1 Sc k svemu spojen1. Vjaz-
ma je 70 mil ma Jill cd Rzeva.
Ma sever cd silnice z Vjazmy
do Smolenska Rusove dobyli
Kogdanova, 35 mil cd silnice a
postupujf k jihu z Nikitinky,
80 mil ma sever cd silnice.
Ma jihu cd silnice Rusove,
jak Sc pravf, dobyli Serebusje
ma polovin6 silnice mezi Doro-
gobuzf a Vjazmou. DIE jedne
zpravy nemecke posice ma sill
nici byly prorazeny.
Ctvrte, marsalek TimoSenko,
postal do boje ma JIM fronte
nejvetSf vojska, jaka kdy pro-
vadela ofensivu ma teto fronte,
V pokusu vypuditi nemecke hor
dy z Donecke panve pred "a
hajenim Hitlerovy jarni ofen-
sivy.
Nyni bylO oznameno, re Ru-
sove opet dobyli nekolika yes
mic ma teto fronte, re hOdina O.
svobozeni Charkova es blizi.
Pate, Rusove dosud usiluji,
ably pfinutili obklieeni nemec-
Ike divise u Staraja Russia. lao
mil ma jim cd Leningradu, ably
Sc vzdaly.
Moskevsky rozhlas prinesl
zpravu, re rusky kriznik Kras-
ny Kavkaz bombardoval ne
mecka opevneni ma listen o.
Strove ma Cernem mort a poz-
d6ji tam vysadili muzstvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
|RUSOVE D SLIME o.
foxy Ma TRI
NE NEMECKE ZAKLADNY.

V nejtuzsfch bitvach, jake
byly svedeny letos ma vychodni
fronte, ruska armada zasadila
income rany v blizardu prot
trem zakladnam Hitlerovy "jar
nj ofensivy'', jez jsou obchva-
ceny a snaz1 Sc, ably zatahla
lecku kolem dvou jinych.
Predne, velke prdmyslov6
mesto Kursk, jenz je jedn1m z
pevnych bodG Hitlera, $50 mil
ma Jill cd Moskvy, byl isolovan
ruskymi vojsky, ktera pronikla
ma sever i Jill cd m6sta a odrf-
fla zeleznici do zasobni zakla-
dny v Konotop6, $50 mil ma "a
pad a ma polovine cesty do XII
jeva. Rusove ohrozujf Djakono
|vo, 25 mil ma zapad cd Kursku
Druhe, v nekolika poslednfch
dnech byly svadeny tube boje
V okolf Orla, 200 mil ma Jill oo
Moskvy a Rusove Sc tam zmoc.
Mill Chojtinece, 20 mil k seve.
rozapadu a Olsjanki, 15 mil ns
jih, ma zeleznici z Orla do Kur
ska. Tuba bitva zurf u Chro
mi, % mil ma jihozapad cd Or
la. Dobytfm Chojtince Rusovt
by Sc pTiblfzili ma so mil k Br.
jansku, d1lezitemu zeleznicni
mu stredisku.
TTeti, ma zapad cd MOskvy
NemcGm hrozi dvojf obklicen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
TISfC DOLAROVE
POCHUTNANf.

Pricinenim sesti obcanG v
Baltimore, kteTf ~nastupuj1 pra-
.ci jinych, jez formulovana byla
pred nekolika tydny, tisic dola-
rovy jfdelni lfstek Dude proda-
van jake Obranny bond 9. dub
ma v hotelu Lord Baltimore.
Sheckter, jeden z vyboru
pravil, re kazdy KIDD Sc uplse,
zaplati $3.50 "a j1dlo a pfi tom
zaplati $3.50 "a obranny bond,
ktery az dospeje Dude cennym
ma $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-20
MA DOzIVOTf.

Cernoch, John R. Wiley, %
lety, odsouzen byl pro pet kri-
minalnfch 1tokG a deset pfipa-
dG kradeze, ma dozivotf do We
zenf. Pr kradezich ozbrojen
byl revolverem. Obetmi jeho
We vsech pTfpadech byly zeny v
severozapadni casti Baltimore.