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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
FBI Should Do Something
When Patient Ignores Doctor
BY DAMON RUNYON

GUPPOS1NG you visit your
~ doctor for a check-up and
after a thorough examination he
speaks to you about as follows:
Look, Abercrombie, you have
a bad heart. In fact. bad il an
advertisement. IL Is terrible.
I cannot see how you are able
to keep navigating with a motor
I'm such frightful condition.
"Abercrombie, old boy" he
says, you must pull up. You
must abstain from liquor and
from staying up To all hours.
You must avoid excitement In
any form and take plenty of
rest. III you fail TO follow my In
structions, your days are num-
bered, you cannot last another
year. Good afternoon. You will
find my bill In the morrOw's
mail"
Surprising that after getting
this advice. you rush out and
grab a few dozen slugs of liquor.
partake in an all-night session
of gin-rummy. or perhaps go TO
the race track and project into
your cardiac region the strain
of a few photo finishes. All this
deliberately, you understand,
and in direct violation of the
medico'S orders and warnings.
NOV then. since attempting
~ suicide is contrary TO law,
would IL not be proper If. upon
receiving word of your derelic-
tons, your doctors went 10 the
nearest court and swOre out a
warrant for your arrest and
prosecuted you on the ground
that you were trying 10 knock
yourself of in defiance of the
statutes and had you fined and
perhaps imprisoned.
I think il would be quite
proper.
I think that there may even
be some question here as 10 the
culpability of the doctor If he
fails TO take the steps indicated
but lets you 20 on drinking ann
exciting yourself well knowing
that you cannot stand il off for
any great length of time that
n means sure death 10 you.
Perhaps he could be considered
an accessory 10 your trans
eresSion of the law against at
tempted suicide if Judge
wanted TO get right technical
about the matter.
However, the poor doctors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
BAERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
BiN Bite BNcEfIE'eS
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

By ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER
Ten years ago wrote that Mahatma Gandh took
awful big bite for fellow with teeth
The Mahatma gum snuff because he can't nbbe the
end off cigar.
But sure can throw a monkeywrench into machinery
land he has passive resistance than fat in an aisle
seat.
II you tried squeeze by of those fellows who
refuse pull their you have pretty good idea Of
what passive resistance
But maybe the Japs don't go to the movies.
. By NsTs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
May 2, 1917

Washington announces that
nine regiments of army engi-
neers will be sent to France
soon.
British forces in France re-
port that they have surrounded
Bullecourt on three sides.
French claim TO have taken
$4,000 prisoners along the
western front in the last three
weeks of battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Letters to
the Editor
TO THE EDITOR:
"yIE G0bfipu mon ~

III IHE EDIIOk:
THE fighting men Of Bataan
- are no more.
The story of their courage Is
stepped in blood and defeat.
The mute question. Will we
win? cuts through the fog that
engulfS us and stares US, clear
eyed, in the fact.
Yes, we will win when we
learn to analyze propaganda
that emanates from the shrewd
mind of a fanatical enemy.
We will win when we put the
bands in the streets and shout
the battle cry of freedom.
When the deferment seekers
volunteer.
When the men in our shops
help each other as the men in
Bataan did.
When we cease to look back
ward to 80 and look forward to
AZ, '43, IA and beyond.
, When we refuse to accept
personal gain and individual
profit that impedes the war
effort.
When we invert the symbol
"V" for Victory. that was born
of a defeated France and smacks
more of Vichy than Victory, and
replace il with an "A" for Ac-
ton. MacA rthur. Australia,
Alaska. America and the Allies.
When we realize the condition
in which we find ourselves is not
the fault of any one person or
group, but that we are all to
blame and cheerfully accept the
responsibility.
CLYDE ARNOLD,
Frankfort. XIV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

have enough troubles as II is,
so / will not try TO involve
them too deeply in this situation.
/ will merely contend that their
responsibility should extend to
criminal proceedings against
erring patients following medi-
cal warning. l believe that the
evidence of cardiographs and
other scientific findings should
be sufficient to convict the de-
linquent in any court.
OF COURSE / do not suggest
" that only the possessors of
bum puffs, or hearts. should be
prosecuted when, after the warn
ing. they flagrantly seek the
dark beyond. / think il should
apply TO ulcer men. rheumatics,
diabetes. gall bladder and kid
ney boys, and all guys with any
malady whatever who attempt
suicide by disregarding the adj
vice of their doctors.
i think il might be an ex-
cellent idea if we could set up
a branch of the FBI which
would be furnished by doctors
with the names of patients who
had been warned OF death if
they violated medical instruction
and which would Immediately
detail men TO trail these patients
around and pick them up the
instant they transgressed
EOR example. if one of these
gents caught an ulcer man
who had been duly warned. in
costing marinated herring. i'm
mediate arrest would be indi-
Gated.
II the culprit had managed TO
get some of the herring in his
mouth before the agent could
put the arm on him, sharp bo1
over the bean with blunt in
strument might force him TO
disgorge before the damage was
done.
Thus. another case of self de-
struction would be averted.
! believe that the carrying out
Of my idea would not only in
crease longevity in the United
States. but II would reduce the
number Of violations of the law
which, when YOU include cases
Of attempted suicide such as /
have described. is truly
alarming.
copyflgbt 1912. rs King Features
Distributed by international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

chusetts General Hospital in
Boston.
This has somewhat dimmed
the fame of his credit. but it is
curious for us today to think
that this great boon to man.
kind is so young as to be only
100 years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

take no notice of the pain.
In this way the idea occurred
to him that ether could be
used deliberately to induce
insensibility in surgical oper-
atoms.
Then late in March, in 1912.
100 years ago, his opportunity
presented itself.
A young man named James
M. Venable had some tumors
on his neck which he wanted
removed but this he had post
poned on account of the dread
of pain involved.
Doctor Long suggested to him
that he could put him to sleep
with ether and he would feel
no pain.
In his little office in a brick
building which is still standing
in Jefferson, Ga. this was ac-
complished in the presence of
witnesses who were friends Of
Mr.. Venable.
I AFTER Doctor Long operated
~ on Mr.. Venable again for
the removal of other tumors on
his neck, and during the year
1912 he operated several times
under ether for such things as
the amputation of a toe. all of
which are a matter of record.
Doctor Long did not make his
discovery known to the medi-
cal world until after ether had
been used in public for an
operation in 1876 at the Massa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

Daily Double: IA barad is
the pressure of one dyne per
square centimeter. 2-The ball.
hooter is the lumberman who
rolls logs down a hill.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

WPB Official DepIores
Attempts 10 Eyade
$500 Building Limit
Agency Will Reject FIotly
Requests for Materials
In Such Cases, He Soys

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 21.-John
Springer Gray, priorities manager
for the War Production Board here
says little II any residential con-
struction can be accomplished for
the duration of the war without per-
mission Of the WPB.
He reminded householders that
residential construction in any H.
month period cannot exceed $500.
I'm sorry to say" he reported,
that there have been q number of
cases brought to my attention in
which householder has built up to
the $500 limit and then written in
to say that 1t doesn't seem right that
he cannot obtain the critical mate
rails needed to finish the job.
In such cases, the WPB will
fiatly reject any requests for prior
tiles assistance, and I cannot help
but question the patriotism of any
man who will attempt to evade by
subterfuge the provisions of an act
which was written to preserve crit
ical materials vitality needed in the
war effort"
Mr.. Gray said that many people
seem to be confused as to what can
be done in regard to replacements
In plumbing and heating equipment
He emphasized that in cases where
a furnace cannot be repaired, the
owner can have it replaced, but the
replacement cannot be more extern
sive or give better facilities than the
original furnace.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
When Stuins Bleed THROUGH

Some varnish stains when painted
over with enamel or paint "bleed
through" and discolor the new coat
Ing. Such an undesirable result can
Evening star., 1942-11-21

you will suddenly have the house
or apartment that is ideal.
Then, when you have found what
you can use, it is time to bring the
family, the furniture and the pets
SO that school and the business OF
living is interrupted as little as
possible.
Newspaper lads" may have Just
the house YOU are looking for, but
you will need to be familiar with
the various sections of the city or
ask the advice of the Housing Center
to save much time and effort in
seeing these.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Savings, Loan League
Hits Social Housinu
Promotion in Wartime
Resolution at Conference
Sees Privote Supply
As Subordinoted
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The United
States Savings and Loan League
at its war conference here this
week adopted resolution declar-
ing: There Is abundant evidence
that public housing officials are
using the war housing program
as vehicle to broaden the scope of
social housing"
The resolution continued: "The
privilege and preference accorded
public housing over private home
construction of equally urgent need
has hampered private enterprise,
which in the face OF these obstacles
has shown an excellent record in
providing war housing.
Takes Stand.
"The United States Savings and
Loan League. with a membership of
nearly 1000 thrift and home -financ-
Ing institutions representing over g.
100000 of our thrifty citizens, now
takes a positive stand in the interest
OF private enterprise and expresses
Its determination to do the war
housing job to the extent that per-
manent units are required. Govern
ment policy should be directed
toward getting the job done and the
issue OF social housing should not be
permitted to retard progress on this
most important factor of the civilian
'front.'"
Another resolution commended
the Boykin subcommittee of the
Congress which recently caused the
revocation of WPB order termi-
mating the issuance of necessary
priority orders that would permit
the construction and remodelinp Of
housing for war workers by private
industry.
Public Housing Supplementary"
We submit that the American
way of life requires that govern
mental authority should accord
every preference to aid and en-
courage private initiative in meet
Ing the housing requirements of our
war workers, and that the construc-
ton OF public housing should be
resorted to only as supplemental and
emergency in character" said the
resolution.
Those Representatives under the
leadership of Representative Boykin
OF Alabama, who realized the nec-
essary role of private enterprise In
the provision of housing for war
workers have performed an out
standing public service and deserve
and deserve the gratitude and COM
mendation of all who are interested
In the preservation of our private
enterprise system"
Acts on Rent Control.
On the subject of rent control.
the conference by resolution peti-
toned Congress ito keep on a parity
the incomes of small property
owners, wage earners and farmers,
pursuant to the policy of equity
established in dealing with wage
earners and farmers"
I'm the interest of justice and fair
play" said the conference, I'VE ask
that any rent ceilings heretofore |
established for homes, apartments
or residential property at any date
prior to September Is, 1912, shall be
adjusted so that the 100000 small
property owners may be treated as
equitably as farmers and wage
earners."
Evening star., 1942-11-21

brick foundation and put asbestos
shingle on exterior of building, 1135
and 1137 Summit street NE; to cost
$700 each.
Peter Demos, 1402 Ridge place,
owner, builder and designer; to
make repairs, 1902 Ridge place Sc;
to cost $500.
R. Diz, 1923 Juniper street NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

Buchanan street NV, builder; H.
A. Brandy, designer; to make re-
pairs, 5l3 Thirteenth street NV;
to cost $70O.
Wilber E. Parrish, 1923 South
Dakota avenue NE, owner; Atlantic
Home Improvement Co., 3408 Rhode
Island avenue, builder; to make re-
pairs, 1923 South Dakota avenue
NE; to cost 1890.
Maurice Schlein, 9l5 New York
avenue NV, owner and builder;
John M. Hallett, designer; to repair
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Novel;
Continued From Page B-l.

included, but it was clean and bright
and within her price.
The Housing Center has possibly
20 apartments listed as available
each day Half of these may not
be what you want and some of the
others may be gone before you get
there.
The first thing to do is to settle
yourself comfortably in room until
you get acquainted in the city. Get
on the list at the Housing Center
so that their machinery is working
for you. Decide the section of town
you prefer, the price you can pay,
and the type of accommodations you
need. Aim for this and be willing
to take less, if necessary.
There are many families leaving
Washington, and with your eyes and
ears wide open you will eventually
find what you want. AS you make
friends you will find that "a friend
of friend" Is moving away and
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Permits
Continued From Page B-l)

convert present dwelling into two
unit apartments. 33 Sixteenth street
NE; to cost $500.
Selma S. Preinkert, 1896 Chaplin
street NV, owner; Leslie Bransom,
l729 Eighth street NV, designer;
to build one 1-story brick addition,
so H street NV; to cost $3.50.
B. L. Galony, SIT Thirteenth
street NV. owner: E. Freshman, 513
Evening star., 1942-11-21
How to Point

The Federal Housing Administra-
ton cautions that cement which Is
to be painted with oil paint should
be allowed to weather for several
months before painting to allow for
naturalization of the alkali in the
cement by the carbon dioxide in
the air. If it is not convenient
to wait for this weathering period
the affected areas may be washed
with q solution of 2 pounds of zinc
Evening star., 1942-11-21

often be prevented by first sanding
the stained surface with 90 sand
paper, applying coat OF sealer,
which can be obtained in any paint
store, letting it dry thoroughly and
then applying the opaque coating.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

sufate in q gallon Of water. After
allowing this to dry thoroughly the
paint may be applied without the
danger of the alkali burning through
the hlm~and running the paint Aim.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

owner and builder; r. G.. Archer, jr.
215 Florida avenue NV, designer
to erect one 2-story brick addition
1923 Juniper street NV: to cost
$500.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

War bonds make bombers to bomb
the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
not buy some and help yourself?
Evening star., 1942-11-21

Stop grousing about the things
you can't spend your money for.
You can still buy War bonds with it..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
ZAPASY
" COLISEUM

Prfstf dtery, dine Is. zarf v
krizkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum JOHNNY Long,
205 Id. z Baltimore utka Sc S
Michaelem Leone, PIT Id. Ita]
z Detroit. Vitez ziskati musi
2 vltezstv1 re 3 utkani.
V nasleduj1cfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Ronny Etcheson, 218 Id. z
Topeka, Kansas VS.. Joe Millich
210 ID. re St. Louis.
Milo Steinborn, 235 lb. z
Memphis VS.. Hans Kampher
228 Id. re St. Louis.
Mike Heller, 215 ID. z Bos-
tonu VS.. Jim Stefanou, 218 Id z
Recka.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
mali vstup volny!
Zeny v pr1vodu muze mali
volny pouze v "ringside"
sedadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

mu, ponevadz Kinhwa jest CT
many uplne oblezena a jejf ST.
tuace IDA Sc byti neudrzitelna.
Sovetsky velvyslanec Ivan
Maisky vyslovil Sc, re ruska
armada ztraci denne 5000 al
1000 vojakG, mluve ma schIzi,
uspofadane anglickym lete-
ctvem k zakoupenf zaffzeni
X-paprskd pro Rusy.
Zesilena ruska armada "a
tlacila zpet nemecke linie ma
severozapad cd Stalingradu a
stale Sc pevn6 drzf ma jihoza-
pad cd tohoto oblezeneho me-
sta ma Volze, ale ustoupila bo-
julio kolem Novorossijku, ma
mornf zakladny ma Cernem
mort.
Nejvyssf velitelstvi pravf. re
nemecke hordy byly zahnany z
nekolika vesnic ma severoza-
pad cd Stalingradu Fade pro-
|ti1tokG, pTi cemz byly neprite-
Ii zasazeny tezke ztraty. Je to
jiz tTetf den, kdy Nemci nepo-
stoupili We velke bitve, kterou
Berlin pTirovnava k Verdunu.
V ruskem komunike Sc pra-
vi, re boje kolem Stalingradu
stavaj1, Sc zurivejsimi a Nemci
podnikaj1 nepfetrzite 1toky
tanky, aeroplany a pechoty.
Ale v komunike Sc pravf: go
vetska vojska drzf sve posice
a zahanejf 1toky nepTitele."
Jina velka bitva zurf kolem
Novorossijska, ruske namorni
zakladny ma Cernem mort. V
komunike Sc doznava, re Russo
We ustoupili ma jednom 1seku
pc znicenf celeho rumunskeho
praporu. Komunike vsak ne
potvrzuje nemeckou zpravu,
re Novorossijsk byl obsazen
nemeckymi vojsky, jak ozna-
mule nemecke nejvyss1 velitel-
stvi.
Tezka della palila z obou
stran Doverske 1ziny. Prudka
delostTelba trvala skoro plnou
hodinu.
Baterie tezkych del ma an
glicke strane zahajila stfelbu
a kdyz dopadlo. jiz asi sest
strel ma francouzske pobrez1
n6mecka della jala Sc odpov1-
dati.
Viditelnost byla dobra a "a
blesky vybuchuj1cfch strel mo-
hly byti dobre videny z angelic
keho pobTezf. Nemci uvedli
v cinnost nekolik baterif. Po-
zorovatele pravi, re ma obou
stranach bylo vypaleno nejme-
ne sto stTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Japonsky sabotaznik zabit
" Mexiku.

Neztotozneny Japonec byI
zastrelen, kdyz vojaci jej pre-
kvapili pri tom, kdyz prefeza-
val telegraph draty zeleznic-
nj linky v predm6sti hlavnfho
mesta Mexika. Cestujlci VIA
ku zpozorovali Japonce a I'VE
O tom vojaky, provaze-
jfvf WAX. Vojaci naTfdili ia
ponci, ably slezl dolu. Ode
prel poslechnouti rozkazu a
pokusil sc vytahnouti revolver.
Vojaci jej zastrelili.
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HE'D Sc DOMOV

V ceske ctvrti = 5 nebo 6 svet-
mic, "a hotove. Popis s udanim
ceny a vysi gruntu zaslete do
redakce "Telegrafu", 843 N.
Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
ce$ti protestante " Americe
byli ma siezdu " Nebrasce.

Sy44 AA@ 0J~&00
V Betlemske kapli Howell,
Nebraska, We sboru Rev. w.
Kovare, konal Sc Sized StTedo-
zapadni Ceske Presbytere a
IStredozapadni Evangelicke Je-
dnoty. Sjezdu Sc 1castnili &C.
stf evangelicti farari a delega-
ii, hlavne re statd Nebraska,
Iowa, Minnesota a Jiznf Dako-
ia. Ma sjezdu byly podany
zpravy O cinnosti "a uplynuly
rok. cestf evangelical ma sire
dozapadu sbfrali take ma zvla-
stnf fond, jehoz ma byti uzito
Timed 20 valce ku prvni pomo-
ci We stare vlasti.
Moderation StTedoZapadni
Ceske Presbytere byl zvolen
pro novy dredni rok Rev. J..
Marek a tajemnfkem Rev. j.
Havlfk. Predsedou Stredoza-
padnf Evangelick6 Jednoty byl
zvolen Rev. F. Burian a tajem-
nfkem Rev. j. Sintak. Vsich-
nj ctyri jsou znaml kazatele a
uvedomeli narodn1 pracovnlci
jak pro USA, tax pro Cesko-
slovensko. -.
Re sjezdu byl poslan m. j..
pozdravny pffpis presidentu
DIR. Edvardu Benesovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

ma praci " uradovnS. Must byti
dobrou poctarkou a ovladati
psaci stroll. Stale zamestnani.
PiSte cesky neb anglicky do
administrace TELEGRAPH" pod
znackou "M", S43 N. Wash
ington St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Nebrascane pill vic piva.

Statnf likernf komise ozna-
mule, re v m6s1ci srpnu letos-
n1ho roku Sc vypilo Nebrasce
1905 42 gallonG piva,z cehoz
vysvfta, re letos byla vetsf II
zen nez v srpnu roku ,kdy
Sc vypilo 1,374,016 gallon6.
Dane z piva a jinych lihovin
prinesly minuly mesfc $272,-
752 do statn1 pokladny, O 81
procento vice nez v srpnu mi
nuleho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Predbezne ornament krajan.
skych podnikIH.

Is. zarf = 1tery = v
Sokolovne, 6. N. S. Card Party.
= 20. zaT1 = nedele - v
Belcamp, Md. T. J. Sokol =
Prvni Vefejne Cvicenf spojene
S uvedenim do Amer. Oboe So
skolske.
= 4. fijna = nedele = v
Auditoriu Osady sv. Vaclava
Ochotn1ci poradajf divadlo Sc
zpevy "Tabofeni ma Sazave".
= g., 30, 80. a 81. r1jna =
BAZAAR, v Katolicke Budove
)Lyceum( {.
= IA. listopadu = sobota-
" Sokolovne rad Free State
Tanecnf Zabava.
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MA PRODEL

dobfe jdouci a dobre zasobeny
Obchod Grocerii a Masem Sc
6 svstnicovym domem, blize
Belair Road. Jsem nucen pro-
dati rychlemu kupci "a cenu
levnou! PTijmu menSi domek
" severovychodni casti CO cas-
tecny dill prodejni ceny a Eau
CHM obchodu. Opravdove ma
bidky pod znackou "Zajistsna
Budoucnost" do Telegraph.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

Ozbrojeny cernoch asi % ro-
XII starry, casne v pond6lf rano
vloupal Sc do pekarny, {. 1921
w. North Avenue, vytasil ma
Ruth Jennings, 2Oletou revol-
yer, kdyz pred tim koupil 81
ice-cream. z pokladnicky u
kradl SIS a utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11

Nsjaky zvrhlik zatcen pro wy
hrozovani presidentovi smrti.
Spolkovi agent v Clevelan-
du provazeni policisty z Gar
field Heights, zatkli 42leteho
Girarda, 6235 Hatha-
way Road, Garfield Heights,
protoze hrozil presidentu
Rooseveltovi, re no ~zastTeli..
Girard prohlasil, re jest obca-
mem a re je slovenskeho puvo-
du. Bude-li uznan vinnym,
Dude moci byt potrestan peti
roxy kaznice anebo pokutou
nebo obojfm. Ia posle-
dni rok a pIl byly tam projed-
navany til takove pflpady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-11
Ceny ma nepravem miste.

Ma vystave v Osceola, Neb.,
mela zena, ktera Sc vyzname-
nava chovem slepic, obdrzeti
permanent" jake prvni cenu
a muz, ktery koupf nejv1c L.
spornych kolk1, bezplatne O.
stT1hanf vlasG. Nebylo toho
mnoho a nedopadlo to zrovna
jak sc ocekavalo. Permanent
pripadl zene S kaderavymi
vlasy, ktera jej nepotTebuje a
stTiz vlasI holohlavemu muzi.
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porty a 2 nemecke torpedove
lode, celkem tonaz $1,000 tun.
Ma Egyptske fronte opet Wy
pukl prudsf zapas tim, re po-
prve zasahly We vetsim ROSA
hu do boje americke tanky mi
civse nejmene 6 nepratelskych
tanku, pTi cemz ~soucasne inter-
venovali spojenect1 letci a de-
lostrelectvo, cfmz bylo zniceno
dals1ch 80 tank1 a Nemci byli
donuceni k 1stupu. Tento "a
pas Sc odehral jiznim 1seku
El-Alameinske fronty. Je "a
jlmavo, re BOZ Sc pohyboval We
smeru cd vychodu ma zapad,
take byla zrejma iniciativa
ma strane S~pojenc1.
Opetne americka a britska
letadla ovladala vzdusne boil
ste temer bez odporu a ami jed
no letadlo nebylo ztraceno.
Ma c1nskem bojisti hlasi sc
dalSl pokroky Cankajsekovy
armady a Size jak v provincii
Kiangsi tax v provincii Kvang
Ackoli Japonc1m Sc podari-
10 dobyti znovu mesta Lanchi,
severne cd mesta Kinhwa, me-
tento lokalnf 1spech vyzna-l
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NAPADENA.

Beloch napadl v pondeli ma
Brendan Avenue u Belair road
zenu, udefil il a prchl v auto
mobilu, kdyz volati pocala o
pomoc. Oden byl v d6lnicky
Sat.