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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

New York and nc has been rec
commended for the navy cross.
HIS TOUGHEST ROUND
lie told some Of the incidents
when ne and a few others
guarded their wounded comrades
and stood off a force of JapS for
hours until relief arrived. He
also recalled with amusement
the time he was matched against
a 2l5-pound native Samoan with
l6-ounCc gloves
THE night I spent In that
shell hole with FIVE wounded
leathernecks and two soldiers
was by all odds the toughest
round I've ever slugged through"
he declared. ~ thought the bell
would never sound.
-Four of us were carrying
wounded marine out when we
were cut of from our outht nv
onrushlng laps. Three Of the
four stS9tcher hearers were
wounded slightly also, and was
the only one unhurt. We diNed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

telling punch in on our little
group.
some time during the night
7 got n leg and an arm full oi
shrapnel. can't tell you when
II was-I was just too busy To
notice. had malaria at the
time, too.
AS the sky lighted mp in the
morning, Atkins and marine
private named Freeman called
10 me, suggesting we try 10
crawl ont. crawled 10 him and
started 10 lift him on my shout
ders when. looking up, beheld
what looked nj that moment
like angels from heaven coming
toward us.
"The Jap fire had ceased.
Those approaching were Capt.
q. X. Leblanc, u. =. NJ. C.. my
skipper: 1t. John Murdoch 81
Boston and enough others 10
make us realize that the round
al last was over"
Telling Of the famous and
somewhat hilarious ring battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

was an Indian named Pvt. Monak
who was one swell marine. MY
best buddy, Pvt. First Class ".
G.. Atkins OF Rome, Ga, who was
former golf pro at the Santa Fe
course in Hollywood, was in the
other hole with two other ma
rines. That night two soldiers
lwriggled into my shell hole.
y "The shooting went on from
p. m. tillN7 a. m. The three
marines in the other shell hole
were hit again during the night.
crawled around collecting
grenades and ammunition as
these men were unable TO fire.
"In all 7 threw 81 hand gre
nades, fred 100 rounds Of MI
rifle ammunition and ut least 80
rounds from my Springfield.
Against III tho Japs were pour
ing In machine gun and mortar
FIRE.
"But We kept them ut hay In
their corner and they didn't get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
WARMED Doq
Show to0pen
Here Tomorrow
BY DON GILLIES

A warlined dog show from top
TO bottom.
That's the story in a nutshell
Ol Detroit's twenty-elghth annual
show which opens NJ Convention
Hall tomorrow morning al 10 m.
and again Sunday at the same
hour.
High class dogs from Uncle
Sans army and navy VIII 60 into
action in special exhibitions, show
ing exactly how they are dong
their part TO win tho war and
how they save the lives Of our
lighting men.
Representing the navy Will be
dogs from the Crosse lie Naval
Station. They Will be handled by
Capt. +. w. Litch and 1t. H. B.
Richards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Here's the Reason

After what happened In that
first tangle between the Two
boys in olympia, the writer is
convinced Ray can't give away
Is pounds or more and still have
an even chance 10 beat Jake,
even though be (Ray) is box
inc wizard.
You'll remember LaNotta won
the unanimous decision Of The
referee and two judges ln the
last meeting between the pair
coming from behind IN the late
rounds IN a stirring rally that
had the colored boy all hut out.
The writer also thinks that
victory has added 70 the conf
dence Of LaMotta. who al no
time ever showed an inferioTity
complex.
~ the same time LaMotfa
has . tremendous incentive lie
is iuSt coming up IIC haS tasted
The fruits, 81 sweet victory lie
has championship ambitions
ON the other hand Robinson
urge may be dulled by an early
entrance into the army coupled
with the fact the Harlem boy
has tasted Of al the nice ring
things which LaMotta seeks
has collected plenty az
sugar pardon tho play on
words. He is an unCroWnrd
champion IN the weltcrwciPht
division
Oh Robinson is going 20 nv
10 WIN. or course. he's gong to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Herb Case S 668
Leads Masonic Loop

SGT Herb Case, one OF the po-
lice departments prize bowlerS, IS
the weeks leader today in the
Greater Masonic League with a
Cos last night at Grand Central
Recreation. He had 265-1S0-223
for Friendship Two the league
leader. Walter Huebner of Gen
eral Machine had 257 for second
high game
Jim Montroy OF National Tent
had Goa and Dave Berger, Paris
clean. 631. PariSclean gained
three points from Friendship One
no climb from seventh place 10
fifth 10 continue an advance hold
ing over an eight-wcek stretch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Favor ShanS

Cleo ShanS, little Los Angeles
colored whirlwind. rates a sur
prising 6 TO ; favorite over Pvt.
Johnny Greco of the Canadian
army for their 10-rounder at
Madison Square Garden tonight
Shans' experience has given
him the edge over the 20-year-
old Montreal mauler, but Greco
will have plenty of backing by
ring time and the boys will prob
ably 60 into the ring at even
money, take your pick.
The winner in this one. If i'm
preSSive, will be given ConSid-
Grafton as the next foe OF Beau
Jack New York recognized
lightweight champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Odds Shift, La Motta Even
Money With Robinson
I'D. Rally
Defeats
EHurOHRS

YPSILANTI. Feb. ga sec
ond-half rally gave the University
of Detroit basketball team 1925
victory over Michigan Normal last
night. Art Stolkey's and Lee
Knorek'S i points paced the
TuanS. while Ed LaSowskl got 10
for Normal. which led 1913 al
halftmc L. OF y plays Mar
qucttc at Milwaukee tomorrow
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Manager Mel OFT has nine
Giants, and that as Commits
Sioncr KeneSaw NJ Lands re-
Gently said. is all that is needed
TO play baseball.
His team was rounded out"
yesterday with the receipt by
Secretary Eddie Brannick OF
signed contracts from Gus Man
cuso, veteran catcher, and in
fielder Connie Ryan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
sOS COMPETE

Tho show itself Will SEQ 2 total
of 9O3 dogs comprising 40 breeds
competing.
Owners from az least y states
are in Detroit today or Will be
here before 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
the official opening time. This
alone is a tribute 10 dog breeders
in keeping intact one of the great
est sports in the country
Because of lack OF space. half
of the breeds Will be benChed
Saturday and the rest Sunday All
except breed winning dogs Satur-
day will be taken home to make
room for others Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
PhiIs Pick Hershey

PHILADELPHIA. Feb % CUP).
The Philadelphia PhllS today had
selected Hershey a. the site Of
their 1913 spring training base
The club will open training March
y. II was the last In the majors
10 choose a training hcadquaricIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Akron 5 Plays
Wayne, Lawrence

University of Akron basketball
team invadeS Michigan today for
a two-game stand. meeting Wayne
University at Central High School
tonight and Lawrence Tech at
Hackett Field House Saturday
night. The Zippers have won II
of II starts this season and will
be favored TO take the hapless
TartaTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
0Ids Reports Monday
As Director in NAVY

YPSILANTI. Feb 26.-Dr Lloyd
w. Olds. Michigan Normal track
coach since 1921, will report for
duty Monday at Washington as a
lieutenant commander IN the navy.
OldS will be physical director at
San Diego. He is succeeded by
George Marshall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

between himself and the native
Samoan champ, Barney said:
\ MEAN COOKIE
THAT thing was sort of forced
on me. This bruiser weighs 2l5
pounds and is one tough. hard,
mean cookie. He's whipped
every mothers son on Apia and
the other islands Whereabouts.
. "The marines betting on me
found ready takers among the
Polynesian's native friends. l
understand there was some
SO 900 up.
cit was murderous, no mistake
about that. We fought three
torturous rounds, hut this baby
didn't mess around and I was
sort of out OF practice. Never
thcle>S. science did the trick,
and he went To sleep on the
deck. After II was over I lay
douI. and I didn't get up myself
for two hours-I just couldn't.
The old legs were too wobbly.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Seats Are Left
For Third Bout
Here Tonight

rus Iavino New York W AnEsi
Avlss Mexico Cuy four rounds Al l7S
pounds.
Pete Boles. Detroit VS. Johnny Ss-
put1. Detroit four rou3ds ~ I2a pounds.
walter Thomas New York W warren
Jones New YORK, e!X rounds a. ITO
pounds
Johnny Ryan Detr0H ~ Pete Mead.
Grand Rapids. sia rounds ~ it2 pounds.
gilbert stromqu'rt New York. ". Dan
Merritt. Cleveland six rounds a. 2lO
pounds
Charley Havoc Ferndals ~ Frankis
Best. Fred0ua. y y FIX rounds at
1914 pounds
Jake LaNo'ts 100 rouncS New YORK
W. Ray sugar Robinson. l43 pounds. N'V
OK. ~ rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
NMERICAN LEAGTE
Basketball Results

Detroit - Michigan Normal 81
t,ouu ata STATE Sc. Auburn Is
v ~ ! 86 Maryland 80.
Penn state 80 Temple -
Eu-lia 36 Mississippi -.
Mft.nberl GI Dcuis0r 81
Nilkn 50 Illinois College g.
John carroll -. Fem College 81.
VWsnova 81. Scranton 80.
TUFTS 70 Colby So
West minister 81 Allegheny SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
SNEAKING NEARER

The victory put CanadicnS a
point behind fourth-place Chicago
IN their race for a playoff spot.
CanadienS took the lead in the
first period when Dutch Hitler
outgueSSed Johnny Mowers after
stealing away from a Detroit rush
and on another goal by Blake near
the end of the period. Portland
sent the second counter on its way
from the Detroit blue line with
the rubber flicked IN by Blake a
couple. feet in front of the net.
Les Douglas took away the
rubber from a Canadien forward
behind the Detroit blue line and
passed the disc on to Joe Carveth.
who paced Canadien pack TO
beat Bibeault from 10 feet out
for the Wings first tally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Marquette Allows Frosh

MILWAUKEE. Feb 26 GNS).
Marquette University followed
the lead Of the Big Ten and de-
cided freshmen will be eligible Tor
varsity athletic competition Tor
the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Dickinson Drops Sports

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. 26 CINSN.
All formal intercollegiate sport
has been cancelled al Dickinson
College for the duration. lE9
remaining basketball games Nh
season were dropped ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Toledo Buys Catcher

DALLAS. Tex Feb Is GNS).
Catcher Myron tRed) Hayworth
was sold 10 Toledo Mudhen> of tho
American Association by Dallas
Robots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
By LEO MACDoNELL

With a sudden shift IN the odds,
Jake LaMotta doomed as an even
choice with Ray tSugarJ Robinson
for their fight at Olympia tonight,
IL was indicated by bOokies today.
Less than as hours ago. Robin
son ruled the betting favorite at
odds OF approximately Z 10 3,
despite his loss 10 LaMotta.
At the weigh-in AT Commits
sioner John J. Hettche's office to-
day Robinson weighed las pounds,
aS compared with l44i7 pounds
when nc met LaMotta here the
last time. Sugar Pay scaled l42
against Jackie Wilson last wee =
Jake weighed 1904 against l6 il
N the last fight
All Robinson money appearing
IN the local betting markets had
been covered and the LaMottaites
were looking for more-at even
money. In other words, you didn I
have 10 give odds on Robinson To
get your ShekelS covered.
where this LaMotta money
came from don't know ex-
claimed one bookie.
1T all seemed 10 show up IN
the last couple Of days. You
would think, after Robinsons
hand was found In he all right,
the odds on Ray would lengthen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Army Calls Indiana Star

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. 2s
GNS) = Bob Cowan, all-around
Indiana University athlete, VIII re-
port for army air corps service
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Montreal 8. DETROIT 2.
Sew York = Chicago
TOMORROW GAMES
Sew YorE AZ DETROIT,
Chicago a. Toronto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
THREE PENALTIES

Harmon and Abel were penal
izcd with majors, while Elmer Lach
received a minor for roughing.
Blake'S second goal came on a
breakaway and though Mowers
stopped the rubber the disc got
away from him and hit Joe Car
Ncth'S skate 10 bounce in unmo-
Tested.
\ few seconds later LaCh took
"a pass from Butch Bouchard
from a laccoG IN the CanadIenS
zone for another brcakaway.
The Red Wings managed 10
notch second goal with eight
seconds lcil when Eddie Wares
passed 10 Carl LiScombe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

for a pair Of she ioleS about
10 feet apart.
'In the shell iole with me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
SPOR1 s
Weight Advantage Too Much for Ray
Leo Picks LaM0tta to Win
BY LEO MACDONELL
Heads, Robinson wins!

Heads, Robinson wins!
Tails, LaMota wins
There II goes, The coins IN the air 1t falls kerplunk
IT'S HEADS!
But lust second. Looks like the writer has found SOME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
SEATS LEFT

While a capacity crowd was ex-
peCted 10 fiji Olympia tonight, re-
served seats were left early today.
according 10 matchmaker Nick
LondeS These included SO and
S6 tickets. Az $50 tonight sew
cral thousands of S1.20 gallery and
50 standing room tickets 60 on sale.
II will be their third meeting.
Robinson won tho first IN New
York and LaMotta the second here.
II NAV be RoblnSon's last fight for
the duration. As Pvt. Walker
Smith the was born here) Robin
son will report 10 Fort Dix. y. -
March O.
Another LaMotta victim Is
Charley Hayes of Ferndale, who
will be making a comeback IN tho
Semifinal after losing his last start
10 the Bronx Bomber Hayes
meets frankie Best Of Fredonla,
y. Y. in the windup Of six prelimA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

between himself and the native
Samoan champ. Barney said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
RALLY DID THIS
THIRD PERIOD

pc'roi'' C8rveth douglas 1907
Penalties Orlando. LaCh. n a m o n
frrafgrt Eaf Iry3a tort
La gaceta., 1943-10-12

WASHINGTON.-U sin
bro reconocimiento de la m1-
Ca Y de la capacidad de los
1sicos de las Rep1blicas
mericanas, Sc ha manifes-
do en- los Estados Unidos en-
reciente vista a este pals de
Orquesta Tfpica de la Po-
Ella de la Ciudad de Mexico.
Embellishments despu&s de su lie
Ida al pals, la orquesta participo
h los festejos que Sc celebraban en-
tueva York, con motive de Ia con-
nemoraci6n del a~niversario de la
ndependencia de Mexico.
9El alcalde de la ciudad de Nueva
vork, senior Fiorello H. LaGuardiar
La gaceta., 1943-10-12

v otros altos funcionarios, dieron la
bienvenida a los musicos mexicanos,
desplegandose en- 81 honor la
bandera mexicana en- ell Palacio
Municipal.
Despues de actuar la orquesta en-
la ciudad de Nueva York, Sc dirigio
a Washington, ofreciendo 81 primer
concerto en- los Salones de la Union
Panamericana. Dicha audici6n fue
ofrecida como una deferencia del
Gobernador del Distrito Federal de
Mexico, en- honor de los Comisiona-
dos v de los residences del Distrito
de Columbia, en- la capital de la
naci6n.
Ell Salon de las Naciones de la
Union Panamericana, desbor0ante
de n numerosa y Distinguish con-
currencia, que asistio invitada por ell
embajador de Mexico en- Washing
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
Ell OLA Is DE U
ES LA ULTIMA FEcHA
EN- QUE PUEDEN Elk
PEDIRSE PoR CORREO
PAQUETES DE NAVI-
A A LOS HOMBRES
QUE ESTAN EN- Ell SER.
VICIO

FL Departments de Guerra ha
anunciado que ell dia 5 de Octu-
bre sera la Ultima fecha EN- que
pupedan remitirse por correo pa
Cletes de Navidad a los hombres
que estan en- las fuerzas armadas,
combatiendo en- ultramar y reco-
mienda a todos los que todavia no
10 hayan hecho, que expidan sus
raquetes Embellishments.
Como ell volumen de la CORES
pondencia con destino a ultramar,
representa- este ano ell mayor nu-
nero de paquetes que Sc haya re-
mitido, en- este periodic, tanto en-
tempo de paz como de guerra, Ell
Departments de Guerra suplica
al pdblico que Sc aiuste en- sus en-
vios a la Ultima fecha fijada pa
IA su expedition.
Los funcionarios de la oficina
postal del Ei6rcito piden que to-
dos los articulos con destino a ul-
tramar vayan fuertemente empa-
quetados en- cajas o recipientes
consistentes Y cubiertos con en-
volturas 10 suficientemente resis-
tentes para que no Sc estropeen a
consequential del rudo manejo que
han de sufrir.
Todo paquete esta sujeto a la
censura Y Sc advierte a todos que
la dilaci6n en- los despachos pue-
de reducirse al minimum, envol-
viendo de tai modo los envios que
permita la Immediate inspection
de su ~contenido.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12

ton, DR.. Francisco Castillo N&jera,
ofrecia un aspecto ~interesante.
Con las banderas de todas las
Rep1blicas Americans al fondo del
escenario, los 20 m1sicos, vestidos
con sus trajes de charros, los hom-
|bres, v con sus vistosos trajes de
china poblana, las mujeres presen-
taban un pintorescuo cuadro
Ell concerto Sc inici6 con los acor-
des del Himno Nacional de Mexico
v termin6 con ell Himno Nacional de
los Estados Unidos, "The Star
Spangled Banner" Cada numero
de programa fue objeto de los mas
~calurosos aplausos. Especiales ova-
clones Sc hicieron al Director de la
orquesta, ell maestro Pablo Marin
Hernandez v al solista y s%ubdire:-
tor, senior Miguel Lerdo de Ielad',
hijo.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
LA cAIDA DE
(viene de la Pa. PaginaJ

(Viene dc la "a. Paginal
estado de sitio por unos cuantos
dias. Durante ellos, los soldados
Y la Gestapo entraban en- todas las
casas y detenian a todos los ele-
mentos que estimaban "sospecho-
sos. En- varias ocasiones, Sofia
Y otras grandes poblaeiones que
daron completamente aisladas del
mundo exterior. Despues, Sc su-
cedian los processes ante los tri-
bunales militares y las s%entencias
de muerte. Gabrovsky intento CO.
piar tan fielmente a los nazis que
lanzo al pueblo bulgaro la con-
sigma de "Un pueblo, un estado,
un Rey".
Sin embargo, a pesar de todos
sus ~esfuerzos, fracaso en- un pun
to. No consigui6 inducir al Rey
nj al gobierno a que tomaran par
te activa en- la campana contra
Russia. Nj ell Rey Boris, nj ell pri-
mer Ministro Filov, como Tampa
co ell Ministro de la Guerra Mikov
-ahora miembro del Concejo de
Regencia, quisieron declarar la
guerra a la Union de los Soviets.
Sabian que ell pueblo Y ell ejercito
%barrerian a cualquier gobierno que
sc ~atreviera a tomar tai medida.
Despues de la muerte del Rey
Boris, cuando ell pueblo expres6
su sentimiento antialeman por me-
dio de manifestations tumultuo-
sas, Y Sc evidenci6 que los bulga-
ros querian romper TODD ~contacto
con Hitler, este cit6 a Gabrovsky
una vez mas a Berlin. Regres6 a
Bulgaria como jefe del GobiernO,
dispuesto a cumplir con los de-
secs de Hitler enviando tropas
bGlgaras a Y~ugoeslavia y Grecia
que substituyan a las i%talianas,
imponiendo esta MEDIA por todos
los medios a su disposition.
i, Hacienda uso de la autoridad
recibida EN- Berlin, Gabrovsky Sc
proclam6 jefe del Gobierno y Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores.
Esto no obstante, desde la CAPT
tulaci6n de Italia, ell poder de los
traidores en- los Balcanes ha que
dado limitado. FL primer acto del
Concejo de Regencia ha sido ne
garse a confirmar a Gabrovsky en-
su nueva dignidad. Y ha nombra-
do Primer Ministro al DIR. Bali
low, amigo de Filov. FL Console
de Regencia sc da perfecta cuen-
ia de que no podra in indefinida-
mente contra la corriente del des-
contento popular. Por esta raz6n,
ha decidido adoptar una actitud
de avenencia y ha suprimido ell
obstaculo principal. De un modO
puramente formal, Sc ofrecia a
Gabrovsky un puesto en- ell nue.
vo gabinete. FL Concejo de Re-
gencia previo que no 10 a~ceptaria.
Y asi ha sido. En- ell momento en-
que Gabrovsky crey6 haber alcan-
zado su objective, ha sido barridO
por la misma fuerza de los aeon
tecimientos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
TINTIT
Ell EnemigO de las Canas

No Sc sienra apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de SO
vida Y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
a~Dar1encia de juventud. TINTII
10 conitene nitrate de plata y 50
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a So
botica o 81 no al tel&fono n6mero
Y1354. Para pedidos d la agencia
P. o. Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
How This Book
Will Help You:

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options, privileges and obligations.
II tells YOU about the many deductions avail.
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on either form or Instruction Sheets
1t contains samples Of oil the forms
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1t tells YOU what YOU MUST report-and
what income IS exempt
II contains check lists Of rules and deduc.
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II explains the new VICTORY TAX-how
il will he deducted from your earnings; eN.
emptions under this law; explanation Of
postwar credit; steps employers must take
NOW,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

RAXES are necessary to win this
, war. That is why your new IN.
come tax will be several times
greater than last years; why you
NAV be among the millions who have
paid little or no taxes before but
will now have TO pay substantial
amount Money cquips and leeds
our fighting men and, buys the planes,
the tanks, the guns, the munitions.
Most incomes must be taxed. To be
fair, your government allows each
individual certain specified privi-
leees and deductions; on the other
hand, il imposes penalties for under
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promptly filed and paid, will save
you embarrassment and additional
costs and it will save your govern
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Whatever your income, large or
small, you need this brand new, au.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
CLIO POZDRAVf OZBROJE-
NE SLY v NEDELI, DINE a.
CERVENCE MA DEN
NEODVISLOSTI.

Bude poTadana velka Waste
necka schGze V Patterson Par
ku V 7 hodin vecer, jak ozna-
mule p. Ulisse De Dominicis,
president marylandske a D. C.
Pr1myslove Uniov6 Rady, CLIO.
Pan De Dominicis vydal ma
sleduj1ci prohlasenf:
"Tato Vlastenecka Demon
strace deseti tis1cG clen6 CIO V
|t6to oblasti Dude projevem po-
city bojovn1kdm nasi Vlasti,
kterf jsou pohotove prinesti
nejv6tsf obeti nasemu narodu a
jeho institution a zaroven u
znan1m Zenskym Vypomoc-
nym Jednotkam ozbrojen6 mo-
ci.
Osvobozuj1c1 valka lidu sve-
ia bl1z1 Sc k vrcholne rozhodu-
|i1cl pojenske akci, We ktere ma
Isl bratfi, synov6, pffbuznf a
pTatele, kteT1 jsou v o~zbrojene
moci budou hrati hlavnf roll.
Zadna pocta nemGze byti vets1
a obeti dostatecne, ably umoz-
nily naSim vojakIm vykonati
tento posvatny 1kol.
My We valecn6 vyrobe, my
ma domac1 fronte postavili
jsme Sc prosteTdnictv1m CLIO
Unit ma vlastenecke stanovisko
jedine stanovisko, re vseobec-
ma a nepTerusena vyroba jest
potTebou dolby. My Mary
land6 podporujeme Phillipa
Murray-ho obnoven1 pracovn1-
no slibu, coz znamena zadne
stavky."
Program V Patterson Parku
Dude zpestTen rGznymi zavody
mezi valecnymi deln1ky, ktere-
no Sc z1castn1 take zeny.
Kazda odvetv1 ozbrojene mo
ci obdrz1 kontribuci cd CIO.
Bude take ucineno provola-
nj Ike koupi Valecnych BondG
a Znamek. Uslys1te prominent
nj narodn1 recn1ky. Ma konec
Dude vypousten ohnostroj.