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Evening star., 1943-02-22
Michael J. Lyons Dies;
Hughes Press Chief

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb 22.-Michael j.
Lyons, SO, a stock broker. former
newSpaperman and press represent
ative for Charles Evans Hughes in
his 1916 campaign for the presi-
dency, died yesterday.
The widow, a son. Detective John
j. Lyons of the New Ycrk Police
Department, and a daughter sur
viVe.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MAN with prev. business or sales eyper for
essential business in customers dept Pay
above 3'ereee with Advancement RIM
2lo. lt@1 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1943-02-22
Rifle Glasses Tonight
At ; Schools Called Off

Pre-in d ductlon craftsmanship
classes scheduled for tonight at the
Central. Roosevelt and Mckinley
High Schools have been Cancelled be-
cause those school buildings are
closed for Washington birthday.
The classes. sponsored Jointly by
The Evening Star and the National
Rife Association scheduled for
Roosevelt or Dunbar High Schools
on Thursday night have been can
celed because of rationing activity
in those buildings.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

| BUS BOYS. colored. Apply headwaiter.
Wardman PARK Hotel, Conn. ave. and
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MAN. not over -. to take charge OF small
office. with EnoTledge OF bookkeeping and
typing; small. Well-establiShed. fast-grow-
ing business; salary. $50 wk to start;
references. Box 240-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MEhTCUTTER, first class Apply Shep-
hero PARK Market, 1S02 Alaska ave. NV.
GE 5000
Evening star., 1943-02-22

BOOKkEEPER, excellent salary Call CH
I5S' Sunday. Monday. week days. after
Evening star., 1943-02-22

AsBEs rOs APPLICATORs and rooferS.
top prices, steady lob: come to work Mon
DAY m3:nlng: brine YOUR tools Apply $40
m See Mr.. Ferris, Federal Contracting
Co. 9l5 New YORK ave n W. 30.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

BOOT BLACK ard shoe hnisherg helper
good Salary. 4447 Conn. ave EN- 4f4T
BOY for soda fountain: niqht work
and Calvert St
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MANAGER ESQ service station, must oper-
ate in absence of owner; must know bat
terles and tires, GOOD chance advance
mtnt lone-term employment; $40 week.
Phone Georgia S2EI
Evening star., 1943-02-22

LIQUOR SALESMAN. retail inside only
sales experience needed excellent salary
plus commissions. good hours Apply in
peraon. go lSth 81 u "
Evening star., 1943-02-22

AUTO OR TRUCK MECHANICS wanted
The Trew Motor Co offers IS fine vorEinq
GGndl!lonS and as high pay as auywhero in
self sood mechanic but have had me
Chahlcai experience. see US ANYWAY. Don't
delay This is permanent lob See Mr.
Weaver or Mr. Runioa at the Trew Motor
Co. l4th and V sts. NV Decatur 1910
Est 2 bll she'd for % VAR
Evening star., 1943-02-22

KIT CHEN HELPERS, colored. Apply Me-
Iopohtsn Club. ZOO II st. NV.
LABORERS Martin Bros I3tl
Conn, ave. or apply at Job, 23rd and S SITS.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

CHEF-COOK. good hours, good pay. Inter
View at 1909 H st. NV. Comet Sandwich
Shon ~'''iN' iNAA
Evening star., 1943-02-22

Swat the Swastika with War
savings bonds.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

ASSISTANT STEWARD, kitchen evpe~
Appiy steward, Wardman Park Hotel Conn
q nd NnnHlnt. d IL
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MAN Win executive ability, good pdpCa-
tion. character and pleasing personality.
VINO has had several years experience in
brought him in contact with the public
II You have these qualifications there Is an
openlng for you, with a splendid oppor-
tunIty tor advancement n a business that
has been long established Ii applying
state your age, telephone number. number
Of dependents. education and actual ex-
p2rieAce. Replies confidential. Box 2S6-Y.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MAN, drive light delivery truck for electric
anc radio reDair shop: opportunity to
learn repair WORK. 23@0 18th St NV
Evening star., 1943-02-22
Birthday

Continued From Page B-l.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

LABORERS WANTED: large. new construc-
ton project. Corner Of 9th and Fillmore
SIS. Arlington County. Va
Evening star., 1943-02-22

LAUNDRY MANAGER for hand laundry.
orat, exempt; excellent salary Box
Evening star., 1943-02-22

JANITOR AND KITCHEN WORKER, COL
cred, tor BOYS school in Bethesda, Md,
Evening star., 1943-02-22

JANlIOR. 5000 salary for experienced
man. Apply Harvard Hall. 1850 Harvard
Evening star., 1943-02-22

CHEF. AT ONCE. Emerson Grill, oO7 Pa
ave NV. ME. $3.50
COuNTER-GRIDDLE MAN. exper.. so per
WeeK and meals Humpty Dumpty Grill.
14IS Park rd. NV
COUNTERMAN, 1877 Conn. ave. NV
Garl d Dawes Chicken in the Rough
Evening star., 1943-02-22

HOUSFNEN. colored over - years old
Apply houSekeener Watdman Park Hotel
Conn. ave and Woodev rd NV
Evening star., 1943-02-22

APPRENTICES to learn roofing and sheet
metal work. SH 14Su
Evening star., 1943-02-22

wages Alexandria Q61D
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MEN, need . free to travel, transporta-
tlon paid. can earn $40 per week 424
Bond Bids. l4th and New York ave
MEN wanted. white and colored trade;
amazing possibilities, exclusive Roll of
Honor Eible; all or part time; comm 10
start Call mornings all week. Paul Ru-
dolph, 90@ 10th ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-02-22

,OR TER, must be neat;
)ailey's Drug store. li2t
Evening star., 1943-02-22

IEflNI Nft NO VI"NdIUI OptFFIOF. muSF nave
permit. l025 l5th st. NV. MA 6339
JANITOR, 5th-claSs enaineers license. no
ulltt ant. understand minor repairs: good
salary with excellent quarters 305l Idaho
ave NV at 3Hth and Mass ave
JANITOR, col0red wanted for transporta-
ton company Apply l%i5 n Y. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

Coffee Stamp No. 25 and all future coffee
stamps in War Ration Book No / will be
valid for l pound of coffee on all books showing
an age of Ia years or over.
In the past coffee stamps could be honored
only on books showing an age of Is years or over.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

rATOR OPERATORS. Apply starter,
Evening star., 1943-02-22

DTSHWASHERS. colored Apply stewards
Office Carlton Hotel 10th and X SITS.
nIsHWssHER- PORTER. colored depend
able fan time steady lob $50 wk. and
meals East Capitol phermaey. Sth and
e g CanLtnl s. l 500
Evening star., 1943-02-22

MOTORCYCLE DRIVER, good salary and
working conditions. Apply 1913 F st. NV.
NIGHT CLERK. reliable and sober Apply
Crown Hotel 933 H ST. NV ME. 6144
NIGHT AND HALL MAN for apt house:
manager ia MASSACHUSETTS, ave e
Evening star., 1943-02-22

FARMER. experienced man, with tools II
pos sible, Phone Miss Jones. Republic
Evening star., 1943-02-22

FINISHER, experienced on pianos OF fur
niture. Eood pay steady lob Ratners
Piano Store Ct
Evening star., 1943-02-22

OR OPERATOR. colored hours
; y m Apply Superintendent, / 1898
Evening star., 1943-02-22

rocery store. steady posi-
yeNF Apply 503 18Th st.
,SEI
Evening star., 1943-02-22

co!ored 45o; Conn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Decision Of
MoscowReport
Is Up To Hull

Washington. Nov. l5-(AP) -Cnu-
grcSsIonal hopes for obtaining Il first
hand report on the Moscow confer
cncc depended entirely ON Secretary
of State Hall himself today but the
question took new interest in meth
OdS of obtaining information from
cabinet officers.
Two resolutions have been intro
duccd in the House asking that Hall
report before a joint congressional
session, but ii was learned authuri-
attivcly they will be pigconholcd
unless the Secretary signifies will
lngncSS 10 appear.
Representative Fulbright d..
ArkD expressed hope that Hull
would tell us about The confer
cnCc." and added:
"In fact. ! think il would be a
good thing if members of the Cabi-
net would come up and address Con-
GrcSS from time 10 time Ia explain
wha; they arc doing and what they
have in mind. II would make for
a feeling of mutual confidence"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Highway Chairman
To Be Appointed
Before january |

Raleigh. Nov. l5-(AP)-A uil-
time chairman of the State High
way and Public Works Commission
will bc appointed by january /. u
reliable source said here today.
ID. II. MCCrary of AShcburO. tcX-
illc manufacturer and highway COM
missioner. has bCCn serving a. ac;-
inc chairman on pHrt-timC basis
Sl"CC Major Ben Prince entered the
service some months aGO.
II was understood that GrovCruor
Brought"n had requested McCrarv
Ia take over the full-timc chairman
snip but MCCrary said ne was un-
able tn do SO because ol business
Asked about the scheduled change
Governor Brought"n said he had
no comment to make at this time.
The names of Chief Counsel
Charles Ross and Chief Engineer
Vance Baisc have been mentioned
ior tic chaimsnship
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Court Hearing
On Mine Pay
Is Scheduled

Washington. Nov. l5-tAP)-
The Supreme Court agreed TO-
day 10 review a decision award
ing "p0rtal 10 portal" pay 10
underground iron ore miners.
Action on this hotIy contro-
vcrtcd issue specifically affected
employees Of the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad Company. thr
Sloss-Shcfficld Steel and Iron
Company and Republic steel
Corporation. operators Of Is un-
dcrgrOund iron ore mines in
jefferson county. Alabama.
The companies sought a re-
view Of Il ruling by the Fifth
Federal Circuit Court that the
time spent underground by the
miners. except for tho lunch
period. constituted working time
under tho Federal wagc-hour
act.
Granting 0f u review means
that the case will be set for
oral argument in a few weeks.
after which formal opinion
will be delivered.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Germans Open
New Offensive
On Partisans

London. Nov. l5-(AP)-fuGoSIaV
partisan headquarters announced 10
day III u broadcast cOnmuniquc u''l
German troops nave launchcd
large scale offensive in several oi-
rCctions on the Dalmation coast III
AN attempt TO occupy beaches ana
Islands in the AdriatiC sea.
AT the same time. the NaIi iOrccs
were said to be carrying on Il coun-
tcr-offensivc with some small sue
cess" on the Pclicsac peninsula Sit
udted between Split and DuDrOViNiN.
The announcement of the new
German offensive on the DalmatiOn
coast followed Il Berlin report ycS-'
terday that Nazi troops had occupied
thrcc hdriatic islands which guard
inc Fiumc naval base.
The communiquc from the head
Quarters of General JOSip Broz (Ti-
lp) said that units Of his National
Army Of Liberation were continuing
offensive operations in tho Croat
provinces Of SlOvinia. SyrCm (SOuth-
caSO and Slovonia Iagoryc (north-
eeaSO. and in Serbia. Macedonia and
Bosnia.
The bulletin reported heavy dc
lensivc fighting in SlovCnia with the
enemy suffering sharp losses. An
Italian detachment fought beside
Yugcslav units in several battles on
he Bosnla-Sefb border,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Five Killed
In Accidents
On Week-End

Charlotte. Nov. -. - (AP)-At
least five PRISONS died by violence
III North Carolina during the week
end.
Coroner Roy NJ Banks reported
that Kemp +. Johnson. Wake cuun-
~ lumber and oil dealer. waS killed
near Raleigh. when his automobile
was struck by NoriOlk-Southcrn
freight train.
Annie Murray. about 80. u Negro
woman ui Greensboro. was killed in
:tInily in AN alitumubIlc-buS Hccld-
cut eight miles north ni Charlotte
on the Concord highway.
Ted \. Gentry. about 80. of Ashc-
vile. IL Civil Alr Patrol student. W;I~
"lllcd when the trailer plane Inc was
dying crashed and burned III Il field
about 200 feet from his nome.
JummIc Narclas. II. operator of a
cafe III WiuSiuu-SHlCml, was found
dead in his bedroom. Coroner ". n.
Dalton SAID the death WAS suicide by
hsphyXIatIum. He SAID GaS Jets III the
home were open. He also said a
young woman identified as Miss
Stella ShCW. -. was found uncOn-
sCipuS IN the Kitchen. She was taken
t. = hospital IN u critical condition.
james Hugh RCabCn. u. oi Can
dlCr. died III an A,hcNillc hospital
al injuries suffered in TALL between
freight cars III the Southern railway
yards. Rcabcn was u switch man.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
BY LYNN NISBET

Raleigh. Nov. l5.--Thc situation
created by Senator Reynolds with
drawal from the campaign continues
To bc the chief topic Of political dis
cusSion around Raleigh. Politically
minded visitors are bCSicgcd by
folks vino stay in Raleigh tu know
what the folks back home are think
ing. and the visitors are Just as cag-
or 10 find the course uf official think
ing.
Generally speaking. the State cIpi-
iaI citizens arc satisfied tu let the
situation remain as II is with no SCT'i-
Gus opposition 10 former Governor
HUcy. Visitors from the west arc
somewhat less satisfied. but arc not
nearly so anxious for another can
didatc as arc the CastCrncrs. The
Reynolds withdrawal has changed
tie position Ul seN er5l leaders who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
OPA Is Accused
ByHouseCo
Of Abusing Power
Change Suggested
In Existing Law to
Control Initiation

Washington. Nov. l5-(AP)
The Office of Prime Admin
lStration was roundly assailcd
today by congressional com
mlttcc which accused it of hav-
mig promulgated illegal. alb
Surd. useless and conflicting
regulations and of having con
Strucd its power to authorize il
to sentence citizens of the Unit
ed States 20 Starvation
The committee. headed by
Representative Smith 3D.. NaD.
and created by the House To keep
check OH activities of cNccu-
tive aGcncicS. recommended
changes in existing law 10 "rc-
tain and strengthen initiation
control and at the same time
eliminate the abuses and inius-
ticcS now apparent"
COnCcding Il need fOr "cXtraurdi-
nary governmental action" in time
"i war to mobilize IN" nations eco
nnmic as we'll a> military resources.
The committee said there are right
ana wrong ways Ia accomplish these
purposes. the wrong WAY being by
uSurpatlpn of power by executive
agencies through "miSintcrprctatiun
ana abuse of powers" granted by
Congress and the assumption of
powers not granted"
The committee said il found
that OPA has developed an un-
authorized and Illegal judicial
system and that through the
mass of rules and regulations
daily enacted by that agency il
has also developed such intri-
cate and involved administrative
review machinery that Iitigants
are completely bcwiidcrcd by
the maze Of procedure through
which they must wander 10
eventually arrive at a court
which will grant them only the
crumbs of judicial relief"
This situation must be changed
and changed immediately" the COM
mlttce declared.
In period of less than 10 months.
the committee said. 3.l96 regulations.
amendments and orders were issued
by OPA. many of them having been
drafted by "obScurc officials having
little business experience"
Only 552 public laws were enact
ed by Congress during the same per-
iod, il added
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Scott May Run For Senate
AS Candidate Of Farmers
View Is Farm Vote Wo uld Go Republican
If Election Were Held Present Time

mad been positively committed
against his denomination.
w. Kerr Scott. commissioner of
agriculture. who had said he would
not run against IloCy and Reynolds.
Is by no means ready To- say he will
entcr the race now. but hC docs feel
that he is moi bound by his previous
commitment since the senator has
quit That's as lar as the commits
Si"ncr viii 60 at the present time.
but some of his farmer friends carry
the argument further
They point out that II has been a
long. long Time since a man whose
chief occupation was farming. served
the State either a.. governor or sCIll-
tor. Most inCumbCutS nave owned q
farm or two--aS do both BroIchton
and Bailey now. But they cannot be-
properly ClaSsCd a. farmers Yet the
State IS essentially rural with 60 per-
Continued on Page Thlee)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Nazii Supply
Routes Are
Affected
Bombing Said to Be
Extremely Accurate
On Bulgarian Capital

Allied headquarters. AIgicrs.
Nov. - - lAP) - American
B-23 Mitchell medium bumbrrS
ranged in force over Sofia YES
terday. making the first air at
tack on the Bulgarian capital
over this theatre in Il blow de-
signed Ia diSlocatr traffic over
the whole Balkan rail system.
while aground in Italy the bat
tie lines remained virtually un-
changed.
Other bOmbcrS swept into
France iur their third crack at
The important AntheUr railway
fiauuct near Cannes the night
hiSht before. and light bOmbrrS
>hot up the harbOr of Civitarcc-
rhia ON the west coast of ital>.
Escorted by p-3% L.2hn.ngs. HE
M'cnciiS dipped over SuiiH's rail
Way yards IN two Di@ formations.
dropping tons ui explosives ON the
,arS'i. NIH" "ul of approximately
y German Intervening nla~c- were
Nh"t down ~ 10 fierce battle.
oliicaaI reports describing IN"
bombing as "cNtrcmcly accurate"
with explosives smashing DOWN
,qHarcIy on locomotive repair sl,nps
ar assembly shops. a main line dc
POI. ana ripping up tive track. in
the yard.
This successful opening of -hc
5aINhA offensive mas u iar-rcuching
'"nScqUcncc,' an official anrnlmcr-
mcnt said.
through this immensely i'm
portaht rail center German sup
pics are transported into Greece
ana down into the islands of the
Aegean and also the western Bal
kanS. The Sofia railway Yards
INK up with rail routes through
hungary. Rumania and Bulgaria
ana congestion at Sofia would
nave the effect Of dislocatinc
traffic over the whole Balkan
rail SyStcm.''
Concerning The ground lighting
ic.">s l.aIN. tn" daily cummuuiulc
said only that The Eighth Amy h,d
'dilHrG "ui successful patrol actions
Nn.lc on the Filth front the enemy
maintained Il 'Mm defense.
Both sides appeared 10 br con-
>"iidatmg positions and bring
ing up reserves for an impend-
Ing major battle during per
l"d "f lull and sporadic rainfall.
!Hc only major fighting on the
.i"n' yesterday WAS the rcpulsc by
Hmrr'ran troop, ul three sharp Grr-
nan r'unicrat'ackS n the mountain
sectors near AIlgnauo. where q reg
men "l The German 2g'h A.nnrrd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
BrIckcr Candidacy
For President Is
Formally Stated

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. l5.-(Ap)-
Governor John W. BrickCr anuurluc-
cd formally today he was a candidatc
for the Republican presidential nom
inatIUn.
ms statement also rcnounCcd any
bld Tor a fourth term as governor.
I'm vIcw of the great need. con-
iIdcnt "i the fact that the Republican
party Will be called upon To lead our
nation at the next election. shall
be u candidate Tor President of the
United States IN the Ohio primaries
and bCi"rcN Nhc Republican national
convention. lac asserted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Indication That Emanuele
Soon To Abdicate Throne

Italian Headquarters s0 Italy. Nov.
ID Apj Premier Marshal piCtru
BadocIIU'S pledge tu resign ~ mead
OF the italian government when
Rome falls was quickly followed to-
day by strong indications THAT King
Niit"rIo EmanuClc'S ubdicatiou is
only q matter of time.
Dr.. LCopoldo PjCCardt. vino utut aS
minister "l Labor and commerce IN
the heels of Badoglto'S statement
yesterday. reflected the general at
utudC that the end is near Tor the
monarch when he told friends he
could not afford TO be associated
with the premiel'S proposed tech
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
NeW Guinea Bases
HeaUiLyBombedBy
American Planes
223 Tons of Bombs
Dropped on Madang
And Alexishafen

Southwest Pacific Allied
headquarters. Nov. 1j-(AP)
American bombcrS. in a per-
fcctly coordinated thrcc-ply at
tack dropped a record load of
223 tons of explosives on Alex
iShafcn and Madang. ending
for the time being an incrcaS-
ing threat to Allied positions
on New Guinea.
The mission WAS Ia smash
bases from which the Japanese
have been Strafing Australian
troops and American aircraft in
New Guinca's Markham and
Ramu valleys, and apparently
supplying forward bases.
Shortly after dawn Saturday j. 70
and P-~ fighters Strafcd the jyyr
air strips It AlcNishllcm. starting
towering fires at Inc ,&pcnsr 81.
one plane, duWucd Dy severe anti
aircraft opposition.
Then came wave after wa,c pf
LibCratUr bomber, az medium ulti-
tudc. followed by NtcnCll> at 'rcc-
top height. The 223 tons they drop
ped was the heaviest load ever
thrown against New Guinea and was
second only To- 'hr go tons against
RaOaEl CIJlicr ~ the campaign.
AS Ia The land fighting on
B0ugairvillr. where L. y. Ma
rinCS secured Il bcachIicad AT
Empress Augusta Bay. NOvcm-
bcr !. Admiral william r. Hal
Scy. Ir.. commander of the South
Pacific forces. visited the far
thCst point 0f penetration on Fri
dat and commented that prog
rcSS now is hcartcning."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15

meal cabinet and. 10y luicrcucc,
with the king.
BY his statement that nc would
quit when the Allies reach Rome,
Badog'i" reversed his previous dec
larail"ns he would stay in Office un-
I'll the Germans were driven from
the country.
Badogiio'S decision was q direct
result of his refusal to take par; i'm
any government which unScais the
aged king.
When | was H." the marshal said
al press conference. 81 sworc low
atty TO the King and will keep faith
f. long a. live"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
NNEAE EEER

FOR NORTH NEOIIN.N
Partly cloudy and warmer this
afternoon and tonight. Partly
cloudy and mild Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15
Red Troops
Are IS Miles
From Poland
Advanced az Miles
Since Rail Junction
Of Zhitomir Taken

Moscow. NoX. 15-(AP)-
Masses Of Red Army infantry.
cavalry, tanks and sclf-propcll.
cd guns pouring into the hoic
west of kicv to Baranovka
have reached point only 30
miles from the prc-war border
"f Russia and Poland. A 42-
mile advance took the plunging
Soviet columns into Baranovka
since the capture of the rail
junction of Zhitomir on Satur-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-15

Gay.
London. Nov. l5 - Cap The
German high command announced
Today that Russian CoSSackS and
tanks, IN sweeping drive west OF
Gomcl. had driven 10 RcchTlsa. about
80 miles 10 the southwest ON the
railroad linking Gumcl with Poland.
but had been beaten back in at
tempt> !" capture the town itself
Rcchltsd'S seizure would sever one
of lhc two remaining line over
which the Nazi defenders of the old
fortress Uf Gomcl might fall back to
escape the cncircIing Soviet move
mcnt.
The advance along the north
crn edges Of the vast Pripct
marshes also threatened 10 Split
of the northern German ar
mics from the forces of the CEN
trail front.
Another Berlin broadcast aCknow-
lcd2cd the German evacuation of
Lhitomir. rail junction of the NaZis'
last norih-SOuth railroad artery east
ni the old Polish border. whose fall
threatened Ia cut the central NaZi
forces off from The southern Ger
man armies. Moscow said the Rus
slams were 30 miles west Of Zhitu-
mir.
The broadcast reported renewed
Soviet attacks northwest of Kcrch
IN the drive against German and
Rumanidn forces scaled off in the
Crimca. and fresh Soviet attacks in
the Dnicpcr bend.
The Red army. expanding its
salient west of Kicv, was surg
ing close today TO the vital rail
junction of KOrOsten. capture of
which would give the Russians
control of 80 mile stretch of
the Lcningrad- Odessa railway
system between KOrOstcn and
ZhitOmir.
CloSc-l"ckcd lighting whitn has
marked all the combats in the Cri-
mca continued on the Kcrch pcuin-
Sula. Northeast OF kcrch. the Ger
mans launched II countcrattacks
with infantry. tanks and Sclr-pro-
PEELED guns, but all were rcpulscd.
The Soviet Cnmmuniquc said the
RuSSianS captured two strongly for
tlfIcd points near kcrch killing 800
Germans.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
ROME.

Observation-Disclosures CT
vic Association kona schizi ka-
zdy tretf patek v mes1ci We Slo-
venskem Dome, rob Eager a
Motnford ulic. Pavel Novak,
preds., Emil Mynar, mistopred.
Jan Kordula, pokladnfk, Josef
Pokorny, zapisnf tajemnik, An
tonfn Jesatko, fin. tajemnfk,
J. Mifkovic, strazce. Zpravy
a dotazy vyTizuje Josef Pokor-
ny, Gil N. Glover st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
SPOLKY K. D.

Statnf Rada "Katol. Delhi
ka" Statu Maryland. Kaplan
vldp. Josef ~St6panek, Pill
Ashland Ave-, pTeds. Mat. Hla-
vac, m1stopreds. Bob. Businsky,
tai. K. Peterka, 1921 Lake Az,
pokl. James Hlavac, d1vernfci:
Jos. Hajek, J. Rynes, J. Doliv-
ka, dozorce Anna Wallis.
Spolek ssv. Petra a Pavla {.
20, K. D., odbyva sve schuze
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