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ENCONTRAD0 Ell CUERPO
DEL AVIADOR
WAGNER

JChnStown, Pa, Enero La
Secretaria de la Guerra notifi-
co aver a los padres d.. famoso
aviador teniente coronel Boyd
Wagner que Ell cadaer de este
h6roe de la campana de las FL
lipinas habia sido en~contrado,
entire los restos de su aeropla-
10, a % mi,las al norte del cam
pamento de Eglin. Sc estrell6 ell
aparato en- un vuelo de rutina
que el teniente coronel rcaliza-
ba desde Egtin Field a Selfrid-
&C, Michigan.
Tenia el coronel 26 amos de
edad y era uno de los primeros
Eases" de la segunda guerra
mundial. Derrib6 en- las Filipi-
mas entire Is Y 20 aeroplanos ja-
poneSes.
Los restos del avi6a Sc halla
ron a IL millas al sur de De Flu
MAX Springs, Florida.
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SANTOS DEL Ola
Santos Luciano y Julian, Teo-
doro y Alder.
NOVA FESTEJADA

Anoche fue ~festejada con
un Shower Party" la intere-
Sante Srta. Hilda Fernandez,
coun motive de su pr6ximo enla
ce con ell joven Freddie Ache
diak.
La fieStecita Sc la ofrecieron
las Sras. Consuelo Caruso y Do
ra Fernandez, y las Srtas. Clio
ria Caruso y Sarah Lazzara.
Entire los a~sistenteS Sc impro
visaron juegos de pasatiempO
social, resultando los mismos
muy divertidos. Obtuvieron pre-
mics Bee Coto y Mildred Cory.
Sc encontraban presentes las
.Srtas. Ramona Gomez, Elvira
Vazquez, Isabel Alchediak, Flo
renee Vazquez, Carrie Alche-
diak, Alicia Fernandez, Jean Al
chediak, Olga Aspra, Maggie
Caruso, Fermina Losares, Mil
dred Cory, Mary Vigil y Mary
Zambito.
Sras: Mary Fernanez, Merct
des Altar, Bee CotO, Adelina
Diaz, Isolina Febre, Abad, Au
rora F. Corrales, Gaspar Gar.
cia, Angela Cordero, Jesus Ro.
mea, Mary Iglesias, Cecil Alch<
dlak y Fred Cory.
Con dulces y refrescos Sc OBJ
sequio a todos.
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ECOS DE UNA BODA

Hace pocos dias unieron sus
destinos la gentil Srta. Julia de
la Parte y ell correcto caballero
Luis Gonzalez, parejita de gran
DIES simpatias en- nuestros circu
los sociales y muy especialmen-
tie en- la sociedad Centre ESpa-
mol.
La boda tuvo lugar en- la re
sidencia de sus progenitores, es
pesos Amor y JESUS de la Parte,
en- ell 2422 de la Gale Marconi,
en- Palmetto.
En- calidad de testigos rubri-
caron ell acta matrimonial Ell
Sr. Frank Perez y la Srta. Ro-
sta Quintanilla.
Asistieron a presenciar los es
ponsales de Julia y Luis las ST.
guientes damas, damitas y caba
lleros: Mary Tejeiro, Gloria
Garcia, Julia Huerta, Nena Re
rez, Teresa Perez, Hilda Perez,
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LA TENIDA DE HOY

LA TENIDA DE HOY
Para hoy jueves esta senalada
la Tenida Blanca de la Orden de
Odd Fellows y tomaran pose-
sion los nuevos oficiales de las
Logias Ideal No. So, "Progre-
so No. 81" Tampa No. u,
"Prospecto No. 80" Dover
No. ST."
La ceremonial siempre ha sir
do en- privado; pero este aho los
oficiales determinaron que fue-
ra publica y al efecto etendie-
ron numerosas invitaciones.
Tomaran possession por la Pro
greso No. 81: Manuel Lopez.
Noble Grande; Juan Balseiro
/ Vice Grande; Jose Alfonso, Sc.
cretario; Felipe Alvarez, Secre,
tariO de Finanzas, y Arcade j
menez, Tesorero.
Por la Ideal No. 55: PedrC
Ares, Noble Grande; AlofnsC
D. Coniglio, Vice Grande; He.
riberto Souto, Secretario de Az
tas; Crfspulo Valle, SecretariC
de Finanzas, y John Cacciatore
Tesorero.
Los nombres de los demas of.
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plantaciones que abastecieron en-
gran parte a los mercedes mundia-
les hasta que Sc llev6 a cabo Ia
invasion japonesa. Ahora Sc ha
encontrado en- ell Hemisferio Occi-
dental una planta ~productora de eau
cho procedente del Leland Oriente
que podria servir de base para ell
desarrollo de una de las grandes
industries en- las Americas, porque
la referida cryptostegia fue intro
ducida en- este hemisferio de la
India y Madagascar.
Estari a cargo de dos paises
AL empezar sus operaciones en-
1941, como empresa dependence de
los Estados Unidos Y de la Repu-
blica de Haiti, SHADA Sc dedic6 al
cultivo de la Hevea y otras eau
cheras, estableciendo viveros para
la siembra de arbustos que serian
distributes entire los futuros cult
vadores. La hevea requiere un
periodic de cinco amos antes de
empezar a producer.
Cuando la demanda de caucho en-
los Estados Unidos Sc hizo verda-
deramente urgente, SHADA res
pondi6 al llamamiento y poniendose
al habla con la Ofcina de Guerra
Economical y con la Rubber Reserve
s~ubsidiaria de la Recons-
truction Finance Corporation, acor-
do llevar a cabo ell proyecto de
cultivo de la cryptostegia.
En- los tiempos actuales de emer-
gencia la cryptostegia ofrece una
ventaja notable: la de su rapida
production. Sc espera que para
1913 las plantas enredaderas en-
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Haiti habran empezado a producer
cantidades apreciables de cauho.
SHADA tiene ell plan de emplear
un procedimiento especial para ex-
'traer ell latex de las plantas. La
cryptostegia es n planta del tipo
de las vencet6sigas, cuyas hojas son
pulposas, de un verde brillante y
crece de un mode semejante a las
rosas trepadoras, careciendo de
espinas. Sus flores, que nos re-
cuerdan a los dondiegos, son muy
apreciadas por su valor ornamental
en- California, Mexico y America
Central.
Tambien crece ell bambd
En- adici6n a las plantas produc-
toras de caucho tambien crece ell
bamb1 en- ell china tropical Y suelo
fertil de Haiti. Esta cana sera uti-
liZada para construir ell enrejado de
las trepadoras. A MEDIA que es-
tas plantas vayan extendiendose
sobre los soportes de bamb1 Sc
haran incisiones en- los tallos de las
mismas para extraer ell jugo lechoso
v viscoso que mas tarde Sc ha de
convertir en- caucho.
Los cultivadores de la cryptoste-
gia calculan que ell rendimiento
annual ascendera facilmente a 200
.libras por acre. Pero ell cultivo de
esta planta para la exploitation in
dustrial en- gran escf es cosa COM
pletamente nueva. 30 que aun
queda por yer es hasta que punto
podra, con ell tempo, disminuirse ell
costo de la production y efectuar un
aumento en- ell rendimiento de la
misma. .
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.x- tRF --
En- raiT Sc experimental octvolmente
Para extroer covcho de Ia cryptosfesio

W~ASHINGTON.-La Hal
tan : American Agricultural
Development Corporation, una
Gle las agencias que mas han
contribuido a fomentar ell
a~cercamiento entire los dife-
rentes paises del continente
americana con miras al desa-
rrollo de la agricultural en- los
tropicos, ha emprendido uno
de los cometidos mas impor-
tantes del plan de production
de caucho en- este hemisferio
la plantation de 40.469 hecta-
reas de una planta trepadora
en- la Republica de Haiti, como
eida por ell nombre de cryptic
JtIgia.
SHADA, como Sc la conoce CO.
munmente en- Haiti (iniciales toma-
das del titulo en- frances de la orga-
nizaci6n Societe Haitiano-Ameri-
caine de Development Agricole),
esta reclutando actualmente en- los
Estados Unidos a 60 expertos horti-
cultores para poner en- ejecucion ell
plan de exploitation de la referida
planta. Sc calcula que, n vez
que Sc haya logrado organizar en-
la debida forma ell cultivo en- gran
escala, encontraran empleo en- esta
industrial mas de 100000 personals
en- Haiti.
Sc cultivaran 4O.469 hectareas
Ell proyecto en- question incluye
ell empleo de 40.469 h~ectareas de
terreno fertil en- la Rep1blica de
Haiti que seran dedicados al cultivo
de este producto para abastecer a la
industrial de los Estados Unidos.
Por 10 que respeeta a la precipita-
cion annual de lluvia, al suelo Y al
china, Sc cree que Haiti es una de
las mas favorables regiones para
la production de caucho en- ell
hemisferio.
Bajo la direction del senior
Thomas A. ~Fennell, presidente Y
gerente de la corporation, SHADA
esta llevando a cabo experiments
encaminados a p~erfeccionar los
arboles y plantas productoras de
caucho y determinar los metodos
que convene emplear para extraer
ell jugo de las mismas. Estos mis-
mos experiments serviran para
tratar de aumentar ell rendimiento
de las plantas cryptostegia.
En- los Estados Unidos va Sc han
recibido pequenas cantidades de
caucho, obtenido de estas plantas
que han adquirido su mas complete
d~esarrollo, y ell cual sera sometido
a pruebas diversas. . Sc dice que
esta clase de caucho es de buena
calidad Y puede corSpararse venta-
josamente con ell o6tenido de eau
cheras de Hevea y Castilloa, que
son indigenas del Hemisferio Occi-
dental. Las heveas fueron tras-
plantadas de las selvas del ANA
zonas a la India, a las Indias
Orientales Holandesas Y a Malaga.
Este lugar sirvio de base a las
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dez, Julio Garcia, Armando
Gonzalez, Mario Baez, Jr, Ma
riano Tejeiro Jr., Leocadio
Campo Y Frank Gonzalez.
La numerosa v distinguida
concurrencia fue Obsequiada
con riquisimos dulces y licores.
Los nuevos espoSos recibie-
ron infinidad de regalos, mu-
chos de ellos de gran valor.
Eterna feilicdad les desea-
mos.
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81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
Ia. Avenida y Gale Is
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
JACQUES

'Flns-A-Poppin" the all time
laugh hit now playing at jacques
thea&er is all that the name implies.
An irresponsible, irrepressible two
hour madhouse of fun and frolic
that has you holding your sides
when you leave the theater limp
from laughing. Two wackie zanies
In the persons Of Jack Rosen and
Freddie Binder are the reasons fol
the above. Their comedy Is. such
that you just can't help but let go
and have the time Of your life as
you watch them carry on their es-
capades. It's a good tonic for war
filters and an afternoon or evening
well spent.
Others in the cast who perform
notably are lovely Scarlet Knight,
Nadine Joy, Chick Hunter. Cleato-
ria, Sam NARROW and the "Funs-A-
Poppin" chorus of hand picked
beauties from the best shows on
Broadway.
The music is tuneful and toe tick
Ling and the stage settings are some
thing to behold. All in all it is a
stage treat that can be missed only
with regret for everyone Is talking
about it and calling IS mus"
on their entertainment list for this
week.
There will be two performances
today, through Saturday, at 2:30 and
$3.50 with the usual big midnight
frolic ON Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02

brave Allied fighters who have been
stranded and who struggle to sur
vive under ghastly circumstances. I.
For that Is what the story I'M
folds. It is q true-to-life recording
Of q thrilling episode in the Allied
struggle to gain supremacy In North
Africa. Becoming detached from
their regiment during a battle, Ser
geant Gum ami two Of his assist
ants find themselves alone in a
disheartening waste Of burning des-
ert. They have Lulubelle, but very
little food or water, and their ebb-
ing physical strengt h Is bolstered
only by indomitable courage. Along
the way they come across some OF
her Allied straggleds and an Italian
prisoner, and altogether they go
through a life and death struggle
that reaches a climatic episode that
is said to be dramatic dynamite
The cast of the picture lists sew
eral names that lead audiences to
expect colorful performances all
around. Topped by Bruce Bennett
Lloyd Bridges and j. Carol Mash
there is also score of other favor
ties.
MY Kingdom for a Cook" star
ring Charles Coburn, the mister
Dingle' of 1.-The More the Merrier'
is the second hit Of the program
and presents Marguerite Chapman
in a featured role.
tehrtllrTGSS
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02

In addition TO their singing and
famed representations. Mickey Roo
ney and Judy Garland dance their
most extensive routines yet in NJ
GINS Elimination Of the Gershwin
Broadway hit Of a few seasons ago
Girl Crazy. Judy sings and dances
the lovely melody. "Embraceable
YOU" and teams with Mickey In the
finale number to dance and sing q
Got Rhythm"
In addition, Mickey does two nov
city numbers, Treat Me Right,
with June Allyson, and Can You
Use Me?" with Judy, Tommy Dor
sey and his band supplying the mu-
steal background. Also in the cast
are such favorites as Nancy Walk
er of BEST Foot Forward" fame
Gil Stratton, Robert E. Strickland
Rags" Ragland, Frances Rafferty,
and Guy Kibbee.
On the same program is a re-
freshingly different cartoon revue
plus the very latest news events.
Coming next Wednesday to the
Strand is a terrific double hit bill
"City That Stopped Hitler" anc
Drums Of Flu Manchu.'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
Movies Playing
Today
STATE

Capacity attendance at Warmers
State theater yesterday marked the
opening performances Of Sahara"
starring Humphrey Bogart with a
large cast of favorites.
Bogart, whose sensational per-
Torrance in "Casablanca" and SAC
ton in the North Atlantic" won the
acclaim of motion picture fans
throughout the land, comes along
now with a highly worthy successor
and delivers a superb performance
as a two-fisted tough army SER
geant who is the leader Of a little
group Of Allied fighters in the
treacherous desert in North Africa.
The only heroine" in the story is
Lulubelle, twenty-eight ton tank
who, so like a woman, is the pride
of Sergeant Gums life, even though
her unpredictable nature drives him
to profanity now and then Lulubelle,
according to advance reports Is quite
a personality in this new thrill film
She shelters, to the best Of her abil-
ity in the scorching desert, the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
SWEET TOOTH COMIC

Rags Ragland usually carries pea
nut brittle in his pockets.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02

POLLS

Current attractions concluding
their engagement this evening Ut
The Loew Poll theater consists Of the
outstanding stage show headed by
Bin Bardo and his orchestra and
featuring lovely Jean Flanders. Col.
Marvin "Ace" Handy, Charles
Noble, Novelty drummer. and Tony
Calamello; and other big acts such
as Earl and Fortune sensational
dance stylists; Fred Rookie. the No
Dough Boy and Phil Brito sensa-
tional singing star Of the Blue Net
work, and other big acts. The sur
rounding screen program consists OF
the flrst run hit, Mr.. Mugs steps
OUT with Leo Gorcey and Joan
Marsh.
A great drama of the great love OF
q small boy and his dog provide
heart throbs, smiles and suspense in
'Lassie Come Home" story of a
gorgeous Collie's thousand mile
journey to find and join her young
master, which opens tomorrow at
the Loew Poll theater for five day
engagement. The tale deals with
LAssie, golden brown and white
collie owned by Sam Carraclouhg,
played by Donald Crisp and idolized
by his son, played by Roddy Nc
Dowall. Poverty forces them to sell
the animal to wealthy Duke,
played by Nigel Bruce who moves
her to Scotland. Lassie escapes and
makes her way a thousand miles,
amid various dangerous adventures,
and returns, almost dead to her
Yorkshire home. Seeing this devo-
ton, the Duke solves the problems
Of Lassie and the family.
The collie, Lassie. is certain Of dog
stardom after this picture. Crisp
and young Mcdowell are reunited
in this picture after their roles in
''How Green Was My Valley. Elsa
Manchester plays the boys sympa-
thetie mother with affecting SIN
certify. Dame May Witty and Ben
Webster, as an old Scotch couple
who befriend the dog when it
reaches their home starving play
their roles with gripping effect. Ed
murd Gwenn, as a kindly peddler
who also befriends the dog, has an
engaging character role. Elizabeth
Taylor. as the Dukes granddaugh-
ter; j. Patrick O'Malley. as the
brutal dog trainer; Bruce as the
Duke, gruff, but kindly at heart,
are among other principals deliver
ing capital performances.
The second big hit is thrilling
story, Battle Of Russia, with an
all star cast of favorites. These two
great features can be seen at our
Early Bird Show Saturday morning
at 10000 a. M, given every Saturday
at this same time for the benefit OF
defense workers There Is no adj
vance in prices.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
SHARP

Hollywood-Tom (T'he Falcon)
Conway, hero of those RKO Radio
thrillers, Of which the latest is 1.-The
Falcon Out West" In private life
Used to get around the out places
OF the world quite bit and once
tried diamond mining in South
Africa All he got out Of it was
malaria and one Stone-Sirce worn
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
VERSATILE

Holywoodt-Don Driggers, native
South Carolinian. will do as the
most versatile extra in the movies
until challenger comes along. At
present playing Texas cowboy in
RkO Radios thriller, THE Falcon
Out West" he is listed by Central
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
COLMAN HAS CHANGED!

Ronald Colman learned years lat
er why, at the start of his acting
career, he could never get motion
picture role in his native England
A casting clerk allowed him to see
the entry opposite his name: docs
not photograph WE'LL"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02
HOLLYWOOD
GOSSIP
HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE

Hollywood-During the filming Of
RKO Radios Government Girl"
Anne Shirley reported for work one
day In an important scene with
Olivia de Havilland, Sonny Tufts,
and James Dunn only after a hair
breadth escape from a traffic acct
dent. She drove a departing friend
to Union Station, got caught in an
early morning traffic jam, ran out
q gas, and got pushed to q gas
@avion by six soldiers-each of
sA0m demanded (and received q
@vskvonir lock of hair.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02

Casting to play a11w Of 10 racial
categories American, French,
Spanish, Hindu, Arabian, German,
Russian, Mexican, Cuban, Indian,
Hawaiian, italian, Egyptian. He has
variously played them all in more
than 300 films since 1927.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-02

by his wife. But now he has liqui-
dated the venture in a very sharp
way. Turned over to a local De-
tense plant. the stone furnishes dia-
mond points for precision ma-
chine. The money went into War
Bonds.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

Actor Errol Flynn, popular Warner Freres star, Martha o. Driscoll, and Go have been en- tertaining the boys at the base this week.
 Martha, who recently climax ed an Swear romance by marry ing It Comdr. Richard Donald Adams, USNR, in Beverly Hills, knocked them over with her looks, poise, and singing.
 Errol master-of-ceremonied. We asked a local girl, one of the group that attended a dance this week where the stars put Tn an appearance, what she thought of him. He's very handsome. she said. "I couldn't help wishing we could cut in on his dancing like the boys were doing with Martha O'Drlscoll."
 Everyone we asked, however, mentioned with a sort of surpris- ed amazement the fact that Errol spent part of his time on stage in foolery involving his recent alleged peccadllloes. Sample: pre- sentation of a summons, the re- suit of a 2-minute stop-over in Ouzinkie. T he charge-you guessed 1t.
 If MT. Flynn wishes to be re- membered and associated with things like that we can think of no better way than a tour such as he is making in which he in- dulges in such wit at his expense. You'd think that at least one of the Warner brothers would know better.
 Not that the show hasn't been a fine thing for the boys and i'm mensely enjoyed. But it probably would have been enjoyed just as much if he had told one about two IrIshmen.
 MT. Flynn, you know, Is an lrishmen, too.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

An army physician at a base to the westward spoke some words of wisdom the other day to the boys on Kodiak island who were moaning about the climate.
 (We weren't there. This was copied by Mrs. Warren Taylor, who copied it from "The Alaska Legionnaire," who copied it from the Sitka Sentinel. We don't t know who the Sentinel copied it from
 Rain" says he. Buddy, wait until you've had malaria, or den- que fever, or dysentery in the tropics Or until you have to sit out a 2-day sandstorm in a fox hole, eating sand in every bite of food Or until you get a real downpour of 30 or 40 inches in a couple of days in the tropics" :"
 The good medic wound up his little lecture with some statistics that can't be denied. A n d they're somewhat comforting to all Alaskans who've been read ing of infantile paralysis epi- denies, food poisoning and other afflIctions in the states.
 Alaska is probably the most healthfuI spot of all that are list as overseas combat zones.
 Sure, the weather Is nasty at times, but one can dress for it.. The navy doesn't have to worry about icebergs like it does in the north Atlantic much of the year and the quarters are permanent Nor is the casualty rate very high.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04
KODIAK . DIARY

When we ran the Associated Press picture last week showing Tennessee hunters and their kill of wild boars, descendants of wild boars brought to Tenn essee from the forests of Russia, we didn't know we would be thusly settling local argument.
 It seems a short while back the BEARDED employee of the A. T. Beckett company who halls from Tennessee, was tell ing the boys in the bunk house about the wild boars of his home state. He got nothing but scoffing ineredulity for his pains, he tells us, some of the fellows telling him he meant razorback hawgs and that there wasn't a wild boar in the United States, let alone Tennessee.
 But he bided his time and right triumphed as per the a. bove mentioned picture.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

The large number of cars that have been borrowed without permission in the past few weeks, some to be recovered damaged and in ditches, has prompted the suggestion that car owners remove their keys when leaving their cars, even for short time.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

We can think of one instance in which we do not advocate "Praising the Lord and Passing the Ammunition" It concerns 'Pistol Packin' Mamma"
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

According to information sent here, the new transportation tax of 8 per cent on property applies to corpses That makes a corpse property.
 But. to ship a corpse, you must buy passenger ticket. full fare. which includes a 10 per cent federal tax. That prac- tically makes a corpse a person.
 This is also, to our mind, one of the best examples we have ever seen of taxation without representation.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

Miss Rosalie Mae Zgonc, @ secretary at Ladd Field, very recently got married. With a last name like that, we don't blame her for changing it.
 Her husbands name, by the way, is Thomas Allen Szewezy- kowski, Jr.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

Shirley George recently an- nounced publicly to a group gathered about her (we are told this on the very best authority)
 that if Jack Altman entered the Army that she would join the WAACs. Better be careful, Shlr- ley, or you may be biting off more than you can chew We hear Jack IS going into t h e Army. ,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17

"Vzpom1nek z meho ~zivota",
pred nekolika roxy dovedl INA
lost sve rodne v1sky = Pr1ho-
nice v Cechach - rozS1Titi me-
ri potentaty celeho sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-17
Letec csl. pGdvodu O vpadu
do Neapole.

New York, 10. zarf (CTK)-
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pole byl 20-lety Kanadan ces-
koslovenskeho pGvodu, letec-po-
ruc1k John Anthony Vasfcek.
"FV rychlem letu jsem najednou
zpozoroval pomerne velkou
koncentraci naseho lodstva",
prohlasil Vasfcek. "Kdyz jsem
priletel blfze, mel jsem pred Sc
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jsem, re oblast, pTiblizne L.
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spojeneckeho lodstva. Byly to
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lodi. Cluny byly seskupeny v
tuctech We velkych formac1ch,
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ma pobrezf, zatfm co jine Sc jiz
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