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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
HELL OF 4 WAR RACES,
 ALEUT|ANS
Col. zdnuek Gives Great Praise 10 Americans
 Now in w. Alaska

The Tanks in the Aleutians are equal to the English Commandos is the declaration made by Col. Dar- ryl F. Zanuck, who has just returned to Seattle from the island peninsula of Alaska from placing motion pie ture cameramen on the strategic Aleutians "as far as they can go without running into the Japs'
 Zanuck. according to an article in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer of August 1, said. "The soldiers and sailors on the Aleutians have the most difficult job of any men in the armed forces anywhere in the world.
 There's hell of war up there."
 Col. zanuck, who not long ago was making pictures like How Green Was My Valley" for Hollywood, is making other pictures now. the great pictures that will some day give a 500-reel history of the Sec- ond World War.
 Tn June he was in England, or ganizing photographic crews for the Signal Corps, of which he Is chief of the field photographic staff.
 Assigned to Commandos
 He was assigned to the Commando operations as military observer. What he saw and what he did iD military information. But he can re- veal that he thought he was seeing the best trained and most efficient fighting men of the world
 Then. five weeks later. he was on another front, where the war of the mists is being waged. Col. zanuck was there to station the first mo- tion picture photographers assigned to the Aleutian war.
 And he found there men who are
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
MARINES HAD REHEARSALS
 FOR ATTACK
Carefully Prepared Way for Raids on Solo,
 mon Islands

WASHINGTON, Aug .12. The Navy Department declared today in Q statement detailing the prep aratlons for Marine landings on the Solomon Islands that The Marines opened the door for an Allied of- fensive in the South Pacific"
 Invasion rehearsals were held day and night as prelude to the attacks on Jap-held Tulagi. The rehearsals included practice in asaulting the objective under barrage of live ammunition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
HAM FISH WI NS IN
 NEW YORK
 sps
Pre-War Foreign Policies Don't Have Much to
 Do with Votes
(By Associated Press)

Pre-war foreign views as a gen. eral political issue were discounted in at least four states yesterday as primary returns gave a wide majority of office holders victories over their opponents, large num- Der of them being assailed as iso- lationists.
 Number one in the national scene sss the case of veteran Rep. Ham, ilton Fish, pre-Pearl Harbor critic of the Presidents foreign policy. He won the Republication nomina- tion in the Presidents horne dis trict over three other candidates.
 Prominent Republican Wendell L. Willkie, who had joined Fish's in- tra-party opponents, asserted, com- menting on the congressip. lead that flor the sake of both the country and the Republican Party we must fight for his elimination,
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Presi- dent Roosevelt probably can be rated now as one of the worlds foremost amateur military experts.
 While associates say MT. Roose- welt makes no pretense of being an expert Che got quite a laugh out of Hitlers intuition" telling him to take direct command of the German army in Russia, as supreme commander of American armed forces he has to know plenty about what it takes to wage war all over the world.
 Since early summer of 1940, when the Nazis' conquest of vest ern Europe scared this country in- to big defense program, the President has had extraordinary schooling in military problems. Since Pearl Harbor that schooling has been intensive.
 He has almost daily discussions with the top men of the Army and Navy, frequent meetings with the Pacific War Council and con- ferences with military missions from Russia, Britain and China.
 He gets the "lowdown" on war plans and developments from Ad- miral Ernest King ,commander-in-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
Trained in Latest Twists of Dealing Out Deafh-
 Making Progress SHOCK TROOPS ARE
 FIRMLY ESTABLISHED
Battling Nippons in Hand- t0-Hdnd Encounters
 Is Latest Report
(By Associated Press)

The seaborne American invasion forces, officially described as trained to new twists to the busi- ness of killing Japs," are battling the enemy in fierce hand-to-hand fighting in the Solomon Island jungles, 900 miles northeast of Aus tralia, the Navy in Washington an- nounces.
 The Navy communique says she Marines have opened the door of the Allied offensive in the South Pacific"
 A correspondent of the Austra- lian Broadcasting Commission re- ports from an advanced Allied base that there is a general feeling our forces are still making prog ress in their objective that is the occupation of the islands of the Tulagi area
 The correspondent also said: "The United States Marines and
 (Contin,xoI ov, nooo Civl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Aug. 12A- William Dudley Policy, founder and leader of the Silver Shirts, was today sentenced to Is years in prison in the first major sedition case since America's entry into the present world war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
(onvitfed of Sedition, Silver Shirts Founder
 IsSenfen(ed 10 Prison

The dapper Policy, 52, was con- victed week ago on eleven counts of criminal sedition in connection with publication of the Fellowship Press which he headed.
 Judge Baltzell, in passing sent ence, said he believed Policy should be imprisoned flor the duration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
NURSE TELLS
 OF BOMBING
 OF HOSPITAL
Juneau Visitor Narrowly Missed Death dt
 Dutch Hdrb0r

When the Japs took two cracks at Dutch Harbor June 3, they laid 5O0-pound egg approximately two feet from the end of the Office of Indian Affairs Hospital. The bomb blasted two wards and private room to bits, lifting the end of the hospital into the air. It blasted out crater 20 feet deep and about the same distance across at the top tsee cut above).
 The hit was what is known as a near miss" If 1t hadn't been near miss, Miss Margaret Quinn, who was inside of the building when the blast occurred, wouldn t be in Juneau today. on her way back to the north to serve in an- other hospital at Kotzebue.
 The IA patients who had been in the hospital had been removed the day before, some of being dis charged and the others carried to | bombshelter by the three nurses who were serving there at the dime, Miss Quinn, Miss Grace Moore and Miss Tennie E. Harris. Miss Harris also is in Juneau, on ner way to the hospital at Bethel.
 Was Second Raid
 Miss Quinn had returned to the building after the first morning raid to secure some needed medical supplies. The hospital was dan- aged in the second raid which was previously described in an official announcement as merely recon naissance flight by the Japs.
 According to later reports, how ever, it was no reconnaissance flight" Miss Quinn can tell you that. When the bomb hit, she was on her way into the basement. Another occupant of the building was Eric Ericson. the janitor. He wasn't injured either.
 After she had secured the medi- cal supplies, Miss Quinn left tine damaged building and ran for the bomb shelter while Jap pursuit pilot strafed the ground near her with machinegun fire.
 Moved Patients
 Even while the raid continued, she said. arrangements were being made to move the patients from the bomb shelter to safer dug out on higher ground. The all clear sounded before this shift was completed. None of the patients
 (Canfintad m, Daua 1Vhpaal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12
Germans Break Through First Defenses of Vit-
 al Caucasus City WHOLE TOWNS SET
 AFLAME BY NAzS
Soviet Resistance Stiffen. ing-Make Counter A.
 taCks in North
(By Associated Press)

Hitler's headquarters today are claiming sweeping new successes in the battles of the Don River and the Caucasus while the Russians acknowledged new German advan- ces on Stalingrad and declared that whole cities were set aflame by Nazi invaders.
 Soviet dispatches said that huge masses of German tanks supported by planes, have ripped the Rus sian's lines northeast of Kotelnik- ovski, 95 miles below Stalingrad, breaking through Red Army de- lenses. The assault finally was stopped the Red Star said, despite Nazi beasts of spectacular success eS.
 Soviet Resistance
 British military sources declared that Soviet resistance is stiffening on all fronts. These quarters said that Red counter-attacks in the Voronezh and Rzhev sectors in the south, and others northwest of Moscow, are beginning to worry the Germans.
 Nazi claims were discounted as greatly exaggerated. German head quarters flashed a series of bullet ins asserting that the bulk of the Russian 62nd Army and the First Tank Army have been "annihila- ted" in the Kalach sector, 50 miles northwest of Stalil.s:ad, and that 35,000 Red Army soldiers have been taken prisoner.
 Since July g. the Germans said, the Russians nave lost 570o0 plis-. oners and more than 1000 talks in the flaming Don River bend sector. Ire Germans declared that 1,044,000 Russians have been cap tnred since January l along the whole battlefront.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-12

The Department of Commerce es- inmates that in the next two years consumers will have retired from six to eight billion dollars of their in- stallment debt obligations.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31

kraJano CoCnOSlOVdcl:@
Jake mlady Americky Czech a Demokrat, ktery nevyhle-
dava pro sebe zadny politely dfad nb nejakou nahradu,
dovoluji Sc uchazeti O vasi spolupraci k nominovanl muze,
ktery v mnoha pT1lezitostech prokazal, re jest pfitelem nasi
ceskoslovenske osady.
Jest to pro Medic Waldt-a, ktery Sc uchazio Demokra-
tickou nominaci Statniho Senatora Ia Druhy Zakonodarny
Distrikt, kde Sc dozaduji vasehO uvazen1.
Ackoiv pan Waldt nikdy pred tim nemel zadneho po-
litickeho uTadu, "a zadnych okolnost1 nen1 novackem ma po-
iitickem kolbisti. Byl pc ctyTi uplynula lea pravidelnym ma
vstevnfkem zasedan1 Marylandske Zakonodarny.
Pan Medic Waldt necin1 jake mnoz1 kandidati zadnych
spesnych slibd k zajisteni volebnfch HAST. Bude-li zvolen,
zavazuje Sc splniti povinnosti jehO 1Tadu die jeho nejlepsl
schopnosti a kde koi mono, Dude napomahati lidu V jeho
dstriktu, budou-i vyhledavati jeho pomoc.
Zvitezi-i, pan Waldt nebude zavazan zadnemu polite
kemu panu neb skupine. Nasledkem toho Dude volnym .pfi
hlasovani POOLE hEasu sveho sv6dom1 a nebude nastrojem
zadneho polihckeho pana kdyz Sc Dude jednati o profit "a
konodarnych pTedloh, ktere Sc budou projednavati pred AS
sembly v Annapolis.
Medic Waldt veff, re ceskosovenstf volici budou de-
monstrovati v Demokratickych pfimarkach V 1tery, dine 8.
zarf, re jsou svobodni voliti die sveho vyberu: cnice to, pro
kali svoji sjednocenost a sMu a re nepotfebuj1 zadneho poll
tickeho vddce, ktery by je poucoval koho vybrati jake "a
stupce a re jsou d~ostatecne inteigentn1 ably 81 sami vybral.
V 1zaveru meho provolanl pro Medic Waldt-a chci thu
mocit jeho blahopfan1 k nadhern6mu projevu vlastenectvl
ktere p~fevladalo v Liberty Parku 0 nedeln1 "Pouti' Sdruze-
nych Ceskoslovenskych Spolkd V Baltimore. J. ". V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
Prasata nejdrazsi " dobs %
rokHH.

Cena prasat ma trhu v Den
yer, Colorado, tento tyden do
sahla nejvyssiho vrcholu v %
letech, kdyz vybrana vykrme-
ma prasata byla prodana pc
$14.85 "a 100 liber.
Tato cena byla O SO cent?
vyssi proti minul6mu m6s1ci a
o 1926 vyssf prot Gene pred
rokem vzdor tomu, re byly sta
noveny maximaln1 ceny cecil
ing prices" ma produkty z We
proveho masa a vzdor tomu, re
v oblasti, ktera zasobuje Den
yer, vepfoveho dobytka letos
pTibylo.
Take v Chicago cena prasat
vystoupila ma nejvyssf vrchol v
22 letech,a to ma $15.15. Den
versti odbornfci pTedpov1daj1,
re necha-li Sc stranou vladn1
zasahovanf do pTirozeneho W.
vote trhu, vyhlfdky ma dobr6
zpenezenf prasat v dobe n6ko-
lika pr1st1ch m6sic1 nebyly nj
kdy lepsf jake prave nynf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
V COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine a. srpna v
krlzkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Coliseum v hlavnfm "a
pase ktery urcen ma dobu jed
ne porazky Johnnie Long, 2O5
10. z Baltimore utka sc S Mi
chaelem Leone, PIG Id. Italem
z Detroit.
Zvlastnl atrakc1 Dude zapas
dvojic. Maurice LaChappelle,
1913 10. z Francie a Ace Free
man 200 ID. z New Yorku VS..
Fred Grobmier, 218 Id. z Des
MONIES, Ia, a AL Norcus, 2O5
10. z Bostonu. Vitezi ziskati
must dive vltezstvf re 3 utkani.
V nasledujiclch 2 zapasech
.ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb | porazky 1cinkujf:
Dick Lever, 23O ID. z Nash
vile, Tenn. VS.. Rudy Dusek,
218 10. z Omahy.
John Vanski, 21O Id. Litvfn
VS.. Herman Rhode, 215 h.,
Camden Adonis.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
kroji mali vstup volny!
Zeny prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze "v ringside''
sedadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
Kousnut hadem 5000 stop
mad zemi.

Kdesi v Australia por. Robt.
Vaught, "a, z Johnson City,
Tenn, byl kousnut hadem,
vplouzic1m Sc do jeho letadla,
kdyz byl We vysi 5000 stop. Ia
baliv 81 pazi kozenym kaba-
tenn, vyhodil hada 4 stopy dlou
heho z letadla, a pfistal nou-
zove rs mil cd sve zakladny.
Vyrobil 81 berli pro nohu, rych-
lie otekaj1c1 a lecil zranen1 no.
ren1m nohy do horkeho bahna,
pTi cemz nekolikrate omdlel.
V noel spal ma kr1dle sveho le-
tadla, a strelbou strojnf pusky
rozehnal stado divokych vod-
mich byvald, kteTi hrozili stroj
jeho rozdrtiti. Nasledujiciho
dine pozbyl 1plne vladu leve
nohy, ale upraven1m paky z
vetve stromu mohl Sc odvaziti
k vznesen1 a letu k zakladne,
kde Sc mu podaTilo opet pri-
stat bez melody. V nemocnici
byl podroben drasticke lecbe,
ably byla jeho noha zachrane-
ma. Podarilo Sc tax, re Sc jiz
Ease vraci k chime sluzbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
President Bene$ O druhe fronts

President DR.. Edward Benes
prohlasil jak oznamuje nedel-
nj New York Times, re spoje-
necke v1tezstv1 Dude v dosahu
V letosn1m roce, bude-li do tTi
meslcG zrlzena druha fronta.
President rovnez prohlasil, re
az Sc v Berllne pfesvedcf, re
nemohou letos v let6 docilit
rozhoduj1cfho v1tezstvi, re pax
N6mci nabfdnou do Is. fijna
spOjencGm mir.
Toto prohlasenf presidenta
Benese pTichazf jen nekolik
dnG pc tom, co pri prohlfdce
ceskoslovenske armady V An
gill rekl vojakGm, re doufa, re
az je pc druhe ~navstfvi, Dude
to ma druhe fronte ma evropske
pevnine. Toto prohlaseni, KITE
re prislO V dObe, kdy Sc celeho
demokratickeho svtea zmocni-
la uZkost mad nemeckymi u
specify V jiznfm Rusku, a kdy
v Anglii a v Americe vyvrcho-
ILL volani pc okamzitem zrize-
nj druhe fronty, bylo vyzdvih-
nuto celym svetovym tiskem.
Je treba zdGraznit, re takto
mluvi ceskoslovensky presi-
dent v okamziku, ktery cetni
pozorovatele oznacuji nynejsi
valecnou situaci - "a nejtezSi
pro spojence cd DOLBY Dunkir-
ku. TentO neZlomny optimis-
mus BenesGv = ktery vi co
mluvi a ktery nikdy nemluvf
a nedolozene = ma
byt prfkladem tenn, kdo v tez-
Ike chvfli ztracejf odvahu a vi
ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
Krajanovi schazely ri mSsice
adv Sc byl DOLL 100 rokIE.

Pohreb krajana Jana Hrb-
ka vypraven z township Casco,
ktery byl nejstars1m obyvate-
lem okresu Kewaunee. z do
be sveho skonu byl uz SO rokG
a sedm mes1cG star. Do cele
stovky schazely mu tedy je-
nom tTi mes1ce a tohoto veku
by byl dosahl %. prosince
1912.
Krajan Hrbek, ktery Sc psa-
val Herbeck, skonal tise ma
homstetarske farm6, ma ktere
ztravil 60 rokG sveho zivota.
Narodil Sc roku 1912 v Caslav-
skem kraji v Cechach a tam Sc
tez ozenil Sc 81. Mari1 Jurma-
novou. Roku 1881 pTijeli S
detmi do Ameriky a usadili Sc
ma farme u Franksville " okre-
ru Kewaunee.
Pc tTech letech Sc Hrbkovi
odstehovali z Franksville ma
nynejsi farmu v township Cas-
co. Byl to homestead, ma KITE
rem musili vykaceti les a vyse-
kati krovf ably 81 mohli zalozi-
ii novy dOmOv. Hrbek Sc
vSak nelekal tezke prace a far
maTen1m Sc zabyval pres ne
kolika lety znacn6 pokroci-
lem veku.
Jeho manzelka pTedesla no
ma vecnost v listopadu pred
trent lety. Take tTi dftky pre-
deSly otce We smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31

William Galentine, 3Olety z
Hyattsville, Md, zemfel v ne
mocnici We Washington pc IRA
nenl, jez utrp6l V automobile
We nehode ma Riggs road.
Truck S MIN prevratil sc ma sill
nicnim zahybu, jenz dest9m
zvlhcen byl.
- Pet osob zraneno bylo V
nedeli kdyz diva automobily
srazily Sc ma Allegany avenue
V Towson. Tezce zraneni by
Ii diva BaltimoTane: John P.
Snyder, 18lety a Charles E.
Reynolds, 19lety. Oba jsou z
Eutaw Place. S mimi zran6na
byla 16leta Margaret Gillian z
Pimlico road.
Benjamin Rodinsky z Wa
%shingtonu, usmrcen byl v ned6-
Ii, kdyz AUTOMOBILE, ktery Tfdil
Mitchell Rodinsky, 19lety z FL
ladelfie, vrazil do automobile
stojlc1ho ma Hilton ulici u Bal
timore ulice.
Manzelce usmrcen6ho, Zusie
Rodinsky, 44lete, prerazena
byla noha. Vedle Mich crane
nj byli: Sophia Sandos z Fila
delfie a Jean Ann Sandos, 8
leta.
= Wanda Smutek, 19leta z
Fleet ulice a Frances Jenkins
raneni byli automobilem, KITE
ry S mimi sjel ma chodnik. Au-
tomobil T1dil George Jarkow-
ski re S. Kenwood Ave. Smut
kove pTerazena byla noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
Prvnich 400 lekafI jest hotovo
ma seznamu pro okamzite "a
kroceni " obrane.

We skutecnosti vsichni lekaTi
Velkeho Clevelandu, kterf jsou
v dobrem zdravf a nejsou We
vojenske sluzbe, jsou rychle or
ganisovani vyborem pro MALE
havou lekarskou sluzbu pro
Office of Civilian Defense, je-
hoz jest predsedou DR.. E. P.
Judd.
400 lekarG Sc jiz podrobilo
otisku prstG a bylo zapTisahnu
to V lekarske akademii jake
clenove We 20 obvodech mesta.
DR.. Judd ocekava, re teto
sluzbe Dude konecne $50 leka-
RI. Take tucty tovarnich lekar1I
byly registrovany a byly zapri-
sahnuty pro konani sluzby v
dobe nalehoveho nebezpeci a
obdrzely ztotoznujfcf karty.
Registracni karty S otisky prs
til byly ucineny pro civilni O.
braun i pro spolkovou kance-
lar FBI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
Potraviny zdrazily o 1920 cd
vypuknuti valky 1899.

Kontrola cen potravin stala
Sc Jednim z nejobtfzn6jSfch
problemG vsech regulacf v do
be valecne. Retailnf cena "a
sobovan1 rodinne tabule v mes
tech, a to rodiny s pr1merny-
mi prostredky, POOLE vladnfho
1radu Bureau of Labor Statis-
tics stoupla jiz o 1870 cd wy
puknut1 valky v Europe.
Ukol, jemuz cell Office of
Price Administration je, "a
braniti takovemu rychlemu
stoupnut1 cen potravin, jake Sc
stale V prvnf svetove valce. Cd
srpna 1914 do listopadu 1918
retailn1 cena potravin primer
ne rodiny V americkych mes
tech stoupla o 800 a zdrazo-
vanl pokracovalo al do cervna
1920. Nejvyss1 zdrazenf teh-
dy bylo 127%.
Tentokrate jsme ma tom We
Spoj. Statech trochu lepe
Zprava, kterOu vladn1 stats
ticky Trad vydal, ukazuje, ze
V polovin6 cervna 1912 cena Ii
vobyt1 stoupla o 32% "a mes
tech. Ia prvni svetove valky
zivObyti zdrazilo O tolik hneC
ia 80 mes1cG, Gill zrovna pTeC
tim, neil Spoj. Staty zasahly
do valky, coz bylo 6. dubn;
1917.
Ceny tehdy stoupaly mno
hem rychleji a jakmile Ameri
ka byla druhy mes1c We valce
tedy "a "a mesfcG cd jej1ho Wy
puknut1 Europe, zivobyti
kvetnu 1917 bylo jiz drazs1
49,.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
Osvetlil cely dunn ma misto
zatemneni.

V Clevelandu "Svet-Ameri-
can" plse: Zaj1mavy naznak
zpGsobu chovanl Sc cleveland
skych spehounG a clenG pate
kolony, kdyby skutecne melo
doj1ti k leteckemu 1toku ne
meckych Hunt ma Cleveland,
stall Sc pTi poslednim zatemne-
nj mesta.
Omen German" B6lohlavek,
cesk6 matky syn, bytem v els.
4432 w. 60. ulice, vGdce ne
meckych bundist1, ktery byl
polapen vladimir tajnymi a
jenz pax zbab6le svou cinnost
zapTel, ukazal, co bychom mo-
hi cd takovych tvorG oceka-
vati.
Kdyz nastal signal k zatem-
nenf, Belohlavek chodil pc do
me a rozsvftil vsechna sv6tla
We vSech mistnostech. PAX Wy
Sci ma vjezd a otevrel prudka
svetla sveho auta, jak bylo o.
Znameno sousedy Spehouna.
Sousede pocali reptati a kri-
tisovati Belohlavka, protoze
bylo jasne zrejmo, re tuto pro-
vokaci proved z1myslne, ale
okolf nemelo zadneho poplaS-
neho dozorce. V okoli jsou tTi
muzi, ktefi byli cviceni pro do
zorcf sluzbu a tito muzi byli
povolani rozezlenym sousedem
Jsou to Charles Clark, Lew
renee Johnson a Creasey Pen
ney, ktere povolal rozezleny
soused a tito Obusky zabusili
ma dvere. Belohlavek otevTel
a pocal Jim nadavat a proklf-
nat.
Muzi mu porucili velmi roz-
hodne, ably zhasnul svetla. Be
lohlavek pocal S karou, ale vel
pomalu a pax auto zavezl
do garaze a velice pomalu po-
cal zhasfnat svetla v byte. A
konal to tax pomalu, re svetla
v byte jeho hoTela, kdyz
minula doba zatemnenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
PTezila vsechny sve dSti.

V Corpus Christi, Texas, We
start 104 let dokonala tam vdo
va Fernando Rodriguez, nej-
starsf pry zena ma prfmoTskem
jihu. Bydlela ma Taftove rem
81 Sc svou pravnuckOu. Naroze-
ma byla v Celaya v Mexiku ja-
ko dcera velikeho mexickeho
vlastence Rivase, jenz Sc Wy
znamenal v bojfch "a mexic-
kou neodvislost roku 1910. Me-
la pet detf a vsechny prezila.
Jejf poslednf syn padnul We
svetova valce, c1sla prvni We
Francii jake americky vojak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-31
PoStmistr Coufal sci ma vojnu.

Miller, Neb., mestecko bylc
tyden bez postmistra a take
bez bankefe, jak O tom roze-
slala zpravu tisku novinaTska
agentura.
Pf1cina toho je celkem jed
no ducha: Valka! = Postmi-
str Arthur C. Coufal, ktery "a
roven f1dil peneznf 1stav Mil
Ter COOPERATIVE Credit Asso-
citation, byl povolan k chime
.sluzb6 do americke armady.
Clenove koOperativniho L.
v6rnihO sdruzenf Sc pc te roz-
hodli pro likvidaci podniku,
jeztO nemohli nalezti jineho,
kdo by podnik vedl.
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Z Washington.

- Valecna prGmyslova ra.
da vydala nar1zenf, kterym "a
stavila prodej vsech hedvab.
nych puncoch nyn1 We vyrob6.
skladiSt1ch nebO velko-obcho-
dech Sc nal6zajfcfch.
Hedvabf jest zapotrebi k W.
robe letadel, padakG, sackd ma
stfelny prach pro velka della,
a pod, a rada Sc snazf "zjistiti,
IDA zabavenfm vsech zasob by
dostatecn6 odpomohla nedo-
statku hedvabf. Jinak by mu-
sela prikrociti k sbiranf hedva-
bf dunn cd domu.
- President Roosevelt ma
znacil made vSf pochybnost, re
on samojediny jest nejvySsim
~velitelem nasf brann6 moci a
vrchn1m strategem, a jmenoval
svym vrchnfm pomocn1kem, O.
sObnlm Sefem Stabu, admirala
VIM. D. Leahy-ho.
V zap6tl, bezpochyby, ably
naznacil, re Sc Amerika chys-
ia k n6cemu velkemu, a ably
lid ma to pTipravil, dovolil, ably
smell tajemnfk vnitra, Cordell
Hull, pTednesti pc radiu rec, v
n1z hodla zdGrazniti vaznost
situace pro vSechen svobodo-
myslny lid.
Roosevelt strucne odmftl pro-
nesti jakekoliv poznamky O.
hledn6 dGlezitych poradach c
otevfenf druhe fronty, ktere
jsou prav6 proudu. Ma do
taz, bude-li n6co podniknutc
ma pomoc Rusum, odvetil, re s.
pine uv6domuje celou situaci.
vi, re must byti n6co podniknu-
to ma ulevenf ne%meckeho napo-
ru proti sov6tskemu vojsku, re
vi, re co podniknuto byti niue
a re to podniknuto Dude. Vice
ale prozraditi nechtel.
Cely ton reci presidenta ale
naznacOval, re jsou projekto-
vany dalekosahle podniky, kite
re MONA zmenf tvaTnost dnes-
nj situace. Povolani admirala
Leahy-ho zpet do chime sluzby,
a to V Gradu vrchniho velitele
presidentova stabu, jest pouze
malou castf celkoveho obrazu.
- Vsechny narodni letecke
spOlecnosti byly pozadany Via
dou, ably vypracovaly plany ma
zasilani zasob do celeho sveta
letadly. Planem vlady jest, a
by spolecnosti rozsirili predva-
lecne letecke linie tax, ably mo-
hly zasoby a pc pfipade muz-
stvo, byti dopravovany rychle
ma vsechna bojiste sveta.
Spoleenosti by prevzaly o.
brovska dopravni letadla nynf
stavena pro armada. Jejich L.
kolem by byl vycvik pilotG pro
tuto dopravu, a kontrola cele-
no dopravniho systemu. Pou-
re v padu, re by spolecnosti ne