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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Valka.
Ruska frOnta.

Ash 300, 600 NemcG Sc snazf
dostat nebezpecne 1zkym kori-
dorem ma 1stupu z Gomela a
profit velkym Zlobinskym ze-
leznicnlm uzlem drive nez Ru-
sove obsad1 tuto stanici a uza-
vrou lecku, ktera sc takto pre-
men1 V druhy Stalingrad.
Nemci sc vzdali Gomela pou
re tehdy, kdyz Rusove zahaje-
MIN move ofensivy severne cd
tohoto mesta a pr1lomem from
ty cd Propejska smerem ma
Rogacev nebezpecne sc priblf-
zili zlobinu. Nemci Sc ted sna-
Ii dostat Sc ven z "pytle'', KITE
ry je sedmdesat mil dlouhy a
ash ctyficet mil siroky a pc
nemz prochazf zeleznice Co
mel-zlobin-B obrujsk- Minsk.
Vsechno zalezf ma tom. IDA
Sc Jim podarf dostat Sc z tohoto
pyle drive nez jej Rusove do
byt1m Zlobina uzavFou.
LIE ocekavat, re zde rusk5
postup pc zeleznicnfch tratfch
niue byt velmi RICHLY. Teren
v Belorusi je takovy, re v teto
rocn1 dobe Nemci sc sotva mo-
hou odvazit ustupovat mimo e.
xistuj1cf silnice a zeleznicni
trait, protoze sc dostanou do
balm. Rusove ma druhe strane
s pomoc1 mfstn1ch partyzanG
mohou snadno znamymi stez-
kami v bazinatem 1zemf obcha
yet nemecke LIME a pronikat
hluboko do jejich tyla. Pozo-
rovatele tvrdf, re lie ocekavat
RICHLY sovetsky postup pode-
zeleznicn1ch trait smerem K
Minsku, hlavnfmu mestu Belo.
rusi, ktery je vzdalen pouze &c
mil cd stare polske hranice g
pax j "a Minsk, sm6rem k Ba.
ranovic1m a Brestu-Litevskeml
Korosten, ddlezita zeleznic
nj krizovatka padla opet do ru
kou NemcG pc velmi tuhycI
boj1ch. Ruske vojsko vyklidi
10 mesto a zaujalo vyhodnejs
Obranne pOsice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Cinske vojsko 1toci ma Japonce
mesta Cangteh.

Cungking = Velk6 proti1to-
ky jsou vedeny ma japonska
vojska v okolf Cangteh v sever
nj provincii Human cinskym
vojskem, kter6mu dostalo sc
cerstvych POSI-. NepTftel po-
kusil Sc nekolikrate pokraco-
vati ma SVEN postupu, ale pc
kazde byl zastaven.
Bitva o Cangteh dosahuje
vrcholu. Japonci podnikajf
protidtoky nedbajfce ztrat.
DIE zprav z fronty Japonci
pronikli do predmostf m6sta,
kde zurf krvave boje, Je zfej-
mo, re bitva o Cangteh je jed
nou z nejkrvav6jsfch v cfnsko-
japonske valce. Japonci ztra-
till, jak Sc odhaduje jiz 10000
muzG cd zahajen1 sveho utoku
ma Cangteh dine 20. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
MlStnl ZpraVy.

V 1tery, 80. listopadu
graduoval z Baltimorske Kole-
je Dental Surgery, Zubni skoly
Marylandske University mlady
krajan p. Henry Frank Cerny,
syn krajanG Henry a Amy Ger
ny, 2OO9 Ashland Avenue.
= Dne 6. prosince dovrsi sve
Abrahamoviny Gill pc staroces-
ku svoji "Padesatku" znamy
krajan p. Eduard F. Peroutka,
syn staricke PAM Marie Nova
kove, 817 N. Collington Ave.
Pan Peroutka domohl Sc svoji
organisacni schopnosti a zdat-
nosti vyznamneho postaveni.
Nynf je feditelem Aero Theatre
V Aero Acres, Middle River, V
sousedstvf obrovske Glen l..
Martin tovarny ma letadla.
Pan Eduard Peroutka Sc test
nejlepsimu zdravf a my pfeje-
me mu mnoho zdaru v jeho dali
sim podnikanf.
"Mnogaja Lj6ta!"
- Krajan p. Vaclav Hraba-
mex. 1920 Frankfort Ave-, Cd
iede pffstf tyden ma Floridu a
slozil v nasi redakci ma Ceske
Narodni Sdruzenf pro Povalec-
ny fond G. S. Rep. $1,000.
- Krajan p. Louis Lapacek,
1923 E. Monument st. slozil V
naSi redakci $500 co dar Ces.
Mar. Sdruzeni v Baltimore.
Krajane bratr a sestra
Gustav a Karolina STREET, Glen
Fig Manor, Md, slozili v nasi
redakci pro Ces. Mar. Sdruzenl
V Baltimore $500, kterehozto
obnosu ma byti pouzito ma Csl.
Vojsko ma Rust.
Krajane Ensign a pant
Jaroslav j. Toula, nyn1 V New
Yorku darovali Ces. Mar. Sdru-
zenf v Curtis Bay $500 k ucte-
nj pamatky vyrocf 1mrtf ma
minky, pf. Josefy Hrabakove,
ktera zemTela %. listopadu
lonskeho roku.
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Rec
kord, velitel 3. Sluzeb. Obvodu
a znama osoba v Baltimore byl
|. prosince prelozen do zamori.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
POHRBY.

" patek, 26. listopadu ma
HE zemfel krajan p. John F.
Panuska, 915 N. Castle st. We
start 81 let. Narodil Sc v Bal
timore a zamestnanim byl to-
sar. Zanechava zde manzelku
Elizabeth. PTinalezel k fadu
Jiff Podebradsky.
Pohreb konal sc v pondelf,
20. listopadu re Cvachova Pc
hrebn1ho Domu ma Ces. Narod-
nj hrbitov.
patek, &c. listopadu
zemTela krajanka pi. Anna Ka-
lal, 705 N. Streeper st. We star
IT rokG. Narodila Sc v Cesko-
slovensku. Byla manzelkou p.
Josefa Kalala.
PohTeb konal Sc v pondeli,
20. listopadu re Cvachova Po-
hfebn1ho Domu do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma Meadow.
ridge hrbitov "a assistance vlp.
Ludvfka Hlobila.
= Pc 1razu v Bethlehem
Steel zemTel 20. listopadu v
Maryland General nemocnici
p. Frank Minozzi, 27 N. Pat
terson Park Ave. We staff SO
let. Povolanfm byl naterac.
Zanechava zde manzelku An
nu a 2 dftky.
PozGstatky zemreleho VISTA
vene v ~SchimGnkove Pohreb-
MIN Domove byly pc draze O.
deslany ku pohfbeni do New
York City.
1tery, 80. listopadu
zemTelo v Mercy nemocnici de-
tatko Andrea Anna Srb. Rodi-
&c jsou Anton a Georgina Srb
(roz. CepD 700 N. Belnord A
venue. Decko narodilo Sc 6.
ffjna 1913 " Baltimore.
PohTeb konal Sc We ctvrtek.
2. prosince re Schim1nkova
PohTebniho Domova ma Cesky
Narodni hrbitov "a assistance
vlp. Josefa Trocha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
VYBOR.

PflJem "a rucnl prace: Mrs.
Masek 81; Mrs. Stock $500
Mrs. Prochazka 1915; Mrs.
Cesky $500; Mrs. Matras $500
Mrs. Bernat $500; Mrs. Toula
$500; Mrs. N6mec $500; Mrs.
Kosina $1.25; Mrs. Zajlc $1.OO
Mrs. Steiner $1.O0; Mrs. Peles-
ka $1.00; Mrs. Zaoralek $1.OO;
Mrs. Linhard S1.OO, Rfha $1.OO.
Dairy ma "Mikulassky Jar
mark" Csl. Spolky
$1,000; FIR. Kotras, Sr. $500
Mrs. Nigrin $1.00.
Mrs. FIR. Hejduk, centerpiece
a vln6nou cepicku; Mrs. Lin
hard, skleneny n1z a zasterku
Mrs. Kosina, hac. krajky a "a
stery; Mrs. Kris, polstaTe z hac.
krajkou; Mrs. Bernat, polstare
z hac. krajkou; Mrs. Mayer,
dolly Mrs. Vasfcek, ustrojenou
panenku; Mrs. Vecera, 2 parry
polstard; Mrs. Nigrin, cepici
Mrs. Ant. Nemec, polstaTe 2
hac. krajkou; Mrs. Matejka, 2
tucty "maslovacek" a peri.
Prosfme nase pffznivce O dial.
81 Diary a nase hospodynky {
pecivo do kavoveho stanku \
nedeli o "Mikulasskem Trhu"
Vsem srdecn6 dekujem a ne
shledanou v nedeli, dine 5. pro
since v Sokolovne.
Csl. Pomocny Vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Spojenci pripraveni pro
velkou ofensivu.

Londyn Anglicky rozhlas
oznamil, re general sir Bernard
L. Montgomery, nejvyssf velitel
8. armady prohlasil, re "spo-
jenci jsou pripraveni zasaditi
obrcvskou ranu nemeckym di-
vis1m v Italii."
V d1vern6m poselstvf svym
vojak1m, ktere IDA Sc byti
p~redzvest1 noveho naporu spo-
jenc1 ma Rim, rekl general
Montgomery, re "Nemci byli
pfekonani bojfch ma Sicilii a
" Italii a jsou nynf prave tam,
kde jsme je chteli mfti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Teheran pry je mistem konfe-
renee TIL statnikH.

Washington, D. C. = Tehe-
ran V Persii je pry jednfm z
mist, O nichz Sc soudf, re tam
Dude kOnana conference til vel
kych spojeneckych stanfkd
presidenta Roosevelta, premie-
ra Churchilla a marsalka Stall
ma.
Soud1 Sc, re general Gang
Dude pfitomen ma poradach, a.
lie v c1nskych zpravach Sc pra-
vi, re nenf dovoleno pricinovati
poznamku zpraavm ktere Sc
roznasejf, re president can
Kajsek byl pozvan k poradam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
ItaIie a Balkan.

Pata armada Clarkova L.
spesn6 odrazila diva prudke ne
mecke proti1toky ma stTednfm
1seku fronty v Italii zapadn6
cd Venafro. Britska osma ar
mazda zatfm konsolidovala sve
posice ma severnlm bTehu reky
ISangro. Spojenecke letectvo sc
z1castnilo operacl bombardo.
van1m nemeckych linif.
z Balkanu move zpravy ne
dochazeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
MIKULASSKY TRH v NEDE-
Ii. DINE S. PROSINCE We 2.
HODINY v SOKOLOVNE.

POmOcny~VybOr a G.. N. >. pO-
fadajf spolecny Mikulassky
trh. Trh Sc zacne We 2 hodiny
a Dude trvati az pozde do noel.
Zveme Vas krajany ma tento
podnik, kde 81 m1zete nakoupi-
ii vanocnf darky pro svoji rodi-
nu, pochutnati ma dobre veceri,
zatancovati a pobaviti. Budou
zde ctyfi stanky, We kterych Sc
budou v6ci prodavati anebo ra-
flovati. Bude zde stanek S rue
mimi pracemi Pomocneho w
boru. Nemus1me Yam doporu-
covati tento stanek, ponevadz
kazdy INA kvalitu jejich kras-
nych vyrobkG. Pine ruce Gle
nj 6. N. S. Sill a oblekaji As
selskych panenek a panakG. Blu
de zde stanek S vfnem a kuTi-
VEN a stanek s r1znostmi. Br.
Paf1zek pfipravuje zabavni
hru We ktere m1zete vyhrati
vino pro vanocni obed. Ma trhu
81 mGzete take zakoupiti vano-
chi pranf vydane Ustredim c.
N. S. Kuchynsky vybor Yam
pTiprav1 chutnou veceri v po-
dobe %jitrnic anebo vepTove pc
Gene sc zelfm a knedlikem. We
stanku S obcerstvenfm 81 zakou
pite kavu S vVbOrnTm donna
elm pecivem. Hudba br. Svi-
TAXA Dude vyhravati k tanci cd
6 hodin odpoledne. Prfspevek
ma Osvobozovacf Akci 10c.
Vyzyvame Vas, krajany, a.
byste nam pomohli uciniti ten
to podnik dokonalym dspe-
chem financnim. Vytezek z
tohoto podniku jde ma umirne-
nj bfdy a utrpenf naseho lidu
donna. Uvedomme 81 jen jak
my zde v pom6rnem bezpeci a
hojnosti mGzeme uciniti vano-
ce nejkrasn6jsfm svatkem pro
svoje d6ti. V Europe vanocni
nad1lka Dude jenom nesplnitel-
nym snem v dust zimouTivych
a hladovejfcfch det1. Snazme
Sc CO -nejv1ce ably aspon prfstf
vanoce Sc dostalo evropskym
detem to, CO Jim nalezl: vesele
a stastne vanoce!
Zadame Vas. krajany O hoj-
nou lavstevu. o pTispevky do
stanku S rGznostmi, O pTfspev-
ky kuchaTskeho umeni do stan
ku s obcerstvenim. Vine do
bfe, re pred vanocemi, kdy Sc
vice pece pro rodinu, Sc nebu-
de dostavati cukru anebo mas
la ma pecivo pro tento podnik.
Re znamek povolenych cd Ra-
ton Board Yam m6zete uhra-
dit elm jste prisp6li We SVEN
pecivu We forme masla anebo
cukru.
PTijdte v nejhojnejsim poe
tn. Pobav1te Sc, zatancujete
81, pochutnate 81 a hlavne po-
mGzete.
Krajane, tuto nedsli vsichni
beg rozdilu vzhIGru do Sokolov.
ny ma "Mikula$sky Trh!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
DOPIS.
2edakce ~"Telegrafu!"

Redakce "IelegfaIu!
Panove!
z Vaseho clanku vyrozumel
isem, re Sc zajfmate o jmena
ceskych deln1kG Bethlehem
Fairfield Lodenice, kteT1 pomo-
hi stav6ti Liberty LODI, pojme-
novanou pc AUGUSTINE HERNIA
novi, znamem zememerici a pr
vnfm muzi, ktery nakreslil ma
pu naSeho statu Marylandu.
Pc ctyri roxy jake maly CHA
pee I'll jsem v Ceskoslovensku a
rad vzpomfnam ma ty blahe
chvfle tam profile a ma ten
zemsky raj.
We Fairfieldske lodenici re
zal isem acctylenovou hofici
pochodnf velky pocet trubek
potfebnych ma potrubni zarIze-
nj v lodi S. S. Augustine Her
man. Diva muzi, kter1 pracova-
Ii ma teto lodi, ucil jsem S vel
kym 1spechem pfepalovati
trubky. +,
Lituji, re jsem nevedel pred
s~poust9nfm kdo ma byti kmo-
tTenkou lode, ale mysl1m, re by
Sc by dial zarangovati hudebnl
program pro tento obfad, ktery
by zvysil jeho d~Glezitost.
MAJ isem pot9Senf a ceSt Zpl-
vati pfi nekolika z dGlezitej-
SIGH spousteni v nasi lodenici a
byl bych byval pfestasten spo-
ludcinkovati pfi spoustec1ch OBJ
Tadech nasi Augustine Herman
lodi dine 5. listopadu 1913 We
a hodiny odpoledne.
Nynf, kdyz alto pro mas w
mamma LODI S. S. Augustine
Herman je We sluzb6, my vsich-
nj Cechoslovaci jake celek pref
me iejf posadce toho nejlepsiho
Stsstf a bojujme k osvobozeni
nasich rodnych bratTf a sester
nasem milovnem ceskosloven-
sku, zemi porobenou krutym
nepFitelem!
Jsem synem z krajanske ro-
dinv Josefa a A. Pavlovskych,
go N. Castle ST.
Zdravfm Vas srdecne,
Josef j. Pavlovsky, Jr.,
hudebne znamy pod jmenem
Jay Pavlo,
1913 N. Linwood Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
VECERU

NEOENO
Timto verejne vyslovujeme
nasi hlubokou vdecnost a upTi-
mne dlky vsem, kteTi darkem
neb peneznfm pr1spevkem po-
molly nam tax, re Sc nase ma
vsteva do Marine Hospital v
predvecer Dne Dik1vzdani, "a.
listopadu potkala S velkym
zdarem. Pobavily jsme 100 Wy
slouzilcG z I. a II. svetove val
ky.
Opravdu stest1 a radost zaTi-
la z ocf vyslouzilc1 pfftomnych
teto slavnGstky.
Darkove ballcky obsahovaly
kurivo, holicf zelfzka, mydlo,
psacf potTeby, kartacky ma zu-
by a pasty, Vanocn1 karty a il
ne veci.
Celou hodinu hrali v%yslouzil-
CT "Bingo" a NELL to opravdu
|radi, ponevadz vyherce Binga
81 mohl sam vybrati vyhru a sa-
mozrejme kazdy hledel 81 Wy
brati tn nejlepsi.
Asi pc dvaceti hrach vsich-
nj, kdo nevyhrali byli pozadani
by Sc postavili do rady a u dar-
koveho stolku 81 vybrali co Sc
Jim libi. PTisli O berlfch a no.
Itch. V zidlich dychtivi vybrati
81 darek a projeviti vdecnost.
Procez, pomohli-li jste nam,
prfjmete jejich dfky i nase.
Druha hodina byla venova-
ma "Spolecnemu Zpfvani''. Do
staly jsme zvlastnf povolenl cd
spravy nemocnice, abychom
vzaly sebou pana Tomase Lee
vyho s harmonikou. Vyslouzil-
ci znali mnoho p1snicek a pan
Levy jim je zahral.
Kdyz jsme Sc predstavovaly
vysvetlila jsem, re jsme Cesko-
slovenska Skupina Civic Llgy
nesouci jmeno Augustine Her
mana, ktery ma pocatku 16. sto
lett I'll v Marylandu a rail
cestu ostatnim Cechoslovakum,
kteri no nasledovali a take re
nakreslil prvnf mapu Marylan-
du.
Dozvedely jsme Sc, re PIP.
Ed. Hoyda, Mentlik a JOS: Tu-
rex. naterac, cestf vyslouzilci z
I. svetove valky jsou ma leceri
v nemocnici. Jim byly zaslany
zvlastni ballcky. Jen pan Men
tlik Sc mohl S nami ma chvilku
veseliti. V pTestavce jsem mo-
hla oznamiti, re alespon jeden
cesky vyslouzilec (p. Mentlik)
jest pfftomen a ponevadz jsme
byly ceskeho p1vodu pan Levy
zahral rizny pochod "Kollne,
Kolfne". A nynf nam dostalo
Sc pTekvapen1 - byl tam pf1to-
men jiny Czech = hezky, st1hly
mladfk predstoupil a pov1dal,
re Una tn p1sen - pochaz1 z
Plzne, Chicago. Nemluvil Size
plynne cesky, znal vsechny
zpfvane p1sne a rozumel vsemu
o Gem bylo mluveno. Vsechny
ceske maticky 81 S MIN potrasly
ruce a spolecne zpivaly "U stu
danky sedela". Jest v~yslouzil-
Gem z II. svetove valky a byl
poslan do Marine Hospital z
nektere lodi ma mort. Jmenuje
Sc Frank Beran.
Pc zmrzline, kolackach a Gu
krovinkach Sc vsichni vyslou-
zilci ubfrali do svych Ward ne
|setrfcf chvalou a d6kovali "a
stastny vecer. Ruka Franka
Berana byla poslednl, kterou
jsme tiskly.
Vdecna,
Joseflna Peroutkova,
predsedka Aug. Herman
skupiny Civic Ligy
Nasledujfcf danny asistovaly
pfi tonic vecfrku ppi.: An.
TOME Simanek, Mary Weekly,
n n.--1A HEorofa Tn111o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
SPOUSTENf LIBERTY LODI
CANTON J. CERMAK."

v utery, 80. listopadu 1880
dopol. spustena byla " lodenici
Bethlehem-F airfield Lodarske
spolecnosti Liberty LODI canton
j. Cermak."
Cely prGbeh teto vyznamne
udalosti prineseme v pfistlm
elsie telegraph"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
~ISTORICK KONFERENCE
" KAHYRE.

President Roosevelt, minister
sky predseda Churchill a pre-
sident Chang Kai-shek NELL 5ti
denni porady ma konferenci v
Kahyfe.
Ujednali Sc ma bezpodminec.
nem vzdani Sc Japonska a o.
dejmouti mu veskera 1zemi,
ktere nabylo vybojem behem
5Oti let.
TGchto porad z1castnily sc
velke vojenske staby spojenec'
Ike.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Another picture token in the
thick Of action on Attu. These
Yonks, going about their Job
casually, ore hurting trench
mortar shells over q ridge into q
Japanese position Note the
trenchfuI Of men behind the
mortor position high up on q
mountoIn.
4 2 .,G L g 49,. DL,-.-.-
Evening star., 1943-06-20

A IuII in the bottle Of Attu.
American soldiers on the AIeution
islond, where the lost Jop is now
decd, dotf their heovy boots ond
helmets ond stretch out in their
sleeping boes behind an eorthen
borricode In the soppine cold Of
Attu our fighters needed 10 to II
hours Of sleep doiIy-when they
could oct il.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Pouring it into the Jops on Attu.
A field gun crew doesn't spore the
ammunition os it pumps she'll otter
she'll into the tough positions held
by The dug in enemy.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

And get Hudson Paper Towels, too! Lost
longer on busy towel rocks! Remember
the name Hudson - oIwoys good buy
no matter what you coz afford TO pay.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
.AND HERE IT IS

Take this tip from war-bu>y
housewives ease your laundry
burden, save on your laundry
bills with Hudson Paper Nap
kins. They're strong enough
and handsome enough-to re-
place cloth.
Independent laboratory tests
prove Hudson 64cc stronger,
1876 heavier, and more absorb
ent than ordinary paper nap
klns selling at the same price
But even with all this extra
strength and weight, you'll
find the Hudson wonderfully
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-15
Inspection Order
For Tires Modified
First Check-U'p For A Card Hold.
erS Goes Over Until March

The Office of Price Administra-
ton modified this week its perio-
die tire inspection program by
postponing the January 81 dead
line for the first inspection, and
providing for less frequent exam
nations. The action was taken,
OPA said. to minimize public in
convenience and to smooth out oc-
casional work peaks for the in
spectors.
A stagger system was put into
effect so that there will be three
different headlines for the first in
spection.
Under the revised program, all
holders of basic gasoline ration A
coupons will have until the end of
March for their first tire inspec-
ton. and subsequent inspections
will be once in each six months.
instead of the former requirement
of once every four months.
Motorists with B or c supplement
tary books or bulk coupons for
fleets will be required to get their
first inspections by the end of Feb
ruary. After that. inspections for
B bookholders will be once in every
four months, and for c bookhold-
ers and bulk coupon holders once
every three months Formerly the
schedule called for examinations of
cars with B and c rations once in
two months.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-15
Eastern Star Heads
In Kent Installed
Mrs. Pearl b. Norris OF Harring-
ton, New Worthy MatrOn

At the regular meeting of Kent
Chapter No. IL, Order of Eastern
Star, held in Harrington recently.
Myrtle C. Nesbitt, worthy grand
matron. assisted by E. Lillian Mil
Ter, grand marshal, Anne P. Stout,
grand chaplain, and Ellsworth
Jones. grand sentinel, installed Of
ficers for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Rearl B. Morris of Harrington is
the new Worthy Matron. she re-
ceived a flower corsage and other
gifts. The other officers are:
Worthy patron, Clifford Raugh-
ley; associate matron. Henrietta
NJ. Williams; associate patron.
Obey F. Sapp; secretary. Alice N.
Wix; treasurer, Florence Fleming;
conductor. Emma P. WiddOes; as
sociate cOnductress. Beulah Rod
way; chaplain, Nora S. Tharp;
marshal. Alice Hall; organist, Isa-
bella Sylvester; Ada. Edna NJ. Will
liams; Ruth. Mae T. Ford; Esther.
Minnie P. Slaughter; Martha. Re-
becca Holzmueller; Electra. Mae
P. Austin; warder, Sallie M. Lord;
Jesse B. Tee.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-15
NYA Adds Clerical
Unit To Project
Announcement Of Addition
To Master Set-Up Made
By r. H. JamiSOn

Announcement was made today
by r. Harwood Jamison. Delaware
project manager. that the new cler-
ical unit will be ready for opera
ton February l. This new unit will
operate as a pool, permitting young
women to prepare for positions in
war industry. Training in dicta-
tion, transcription, typing. stencil
cutting. proof reading and other
general office work will be offered
as well as mimeograph, calculat-
ing, electrOmatic typewriter. and
adding machine operating. Train
ing will be acquired through actual
work experience furnished through
arrangements completed with other
federal departments and agencies.
Young women interested in posi-
tiOns as machine operators. file
clerks, and switch board operators
will not be required to take train
ing in dictation and typing. For
those desiring stenographic work
some previous experience is re-
quired.
Opportunities exist in all fields
of Office work. Women between the
ages of 16 and "a who are inter
ested in this type of training are
urged to apply by letter or in per-
son to the personnel division, War
Manpower Commission, National
Youth Administration, Mary and
Pear streets. Dover, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-15
Mutual Aid
Plan Discussed
By Firem en-
Volunteer Firemen Feel
Legislation Not Need
ed; Plan Has Been In
Use Since 1921.

Volunteer firemen in Delaware at
meeting in Dover Monday eve
ming with officials of the State
Council of Defense expressed the
opinion that mutual aid legisla-
tiOn was unnecessary because the
Delaware firemen had been acting
on such a principle since 1921.
OCD officials said that supple
mentary equipment could be issued
only if a state mutual aid law be
passed whereby volunteer fire COM
panies would be required to go to
the assistance of companies in other
communities should the need arise.
Officials of the fire companies
present said they would carry the
information back to their member
ship. to be discussed more fully.
Governor Walter w. Bacon, who
was present. told the volunteers
that if they should ask for such a
law, and it is passed in Legisla-
ture. he would approve it.
The meeting was called by Ger
rish Gassaway, manager executive
vice chairman of the State Council
of Defense.
IIurn to Page g. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-15
Andrew Kosci Is
Believed Recovering
Former City Police Officer Had
Leg Amputated Last Week

Andrew Kosci, a former Officer
OF the Milford Police Force, is con,
valescing at the Milford Memorial
Hospital from an injury received
in line of duty while a guard al
the plant of the Milford Ordnance
Company last year.
Kosci, a veteran of World War
No. 1, was sent to the Veterans
Hospital in Philadelphia soon af-
ter the accident occurred, later re-
turning to his home in Milford
much improved His recovery was
not as successful as first thought.
Complications developed necessi-
tating the amputation of the right
leg below the knee. He is doing as
well as can be expected.
Kosci enlisted in Co. |, 59th Pho
neer Infantry, at the beginning of
World War No. /, and served with
that organization in France with
the A. Il. F. He is a member of
Milford Post No. 3. American Leg
ion and the 40 ct of that organi-
cation. He is married and resides
In North Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1943-01-15
Outlook Bright For
1943 Spray Supplies
According To Agricultural InSecti.
eide And Fungicide Assn. Report

This nation should have enough
total supply of insecticides and
fungicides to protect the most i'm
portant 1943 crops against their
insect and plant disease enemies.
The overall outlook is extremely
encouraging-today
So says the Agricultural Insec-
ticide and Fungicide Association in
a report received by John NJ.
Amos. assistant extension special
list in entomology of the Delaware
Agricultural Extension Service.
Amos says this is true in spite
of all-out war effort and competing
war demands for many raw mate
rials; in spite of unprecedented
load on transportation and demand
for labor 1t is good news to the
farmer, the county agricultural
agent. and all the other groups con-
cerned with agricultural produc-
ton.
However, he points out that
many uncertainties exist which
can change the picture radically at
any time" Unless the situation
changes. our chief problem will
largely be one of insuring proper
distribution of the supplies avail
able. We may have to use cryolite
in place of an arsenical in some
cases or some other insecticide in
stead of rotenone, but there are
enough satisfactory control meas
ures available to produce good
crops in orchards. truck crops, and
home gardens.