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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

LONDON-UP- Arthur Cardin-
al Hinsley, archbishop Of West
minister, spent a good night af-
ter showing slight Improvement
last evening. 1t was announced to-
day. The head OF the Catholic
Church In England is gravely Ill
following a heart attack.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

WASHINGTON-INS-The White
House announced today that Presi.
dent Roosevelt has completely re-
covered from an internal disorder
and has resumed his normal rou-
tine. The Chief Executive scheduled
a conference with Under Secretary
of State sumner Welles and also
arranged a meeting with ~ mem
beers OF the Democratic National
Committee and its chairman, Post
master General Frank walker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

see COLLEGE Page S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

see BOY sCCUTs-Pase .
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

CHICAGO-INS-Mme. Chang
Kai-Shek will be welcomed to Chi.
cago at mass meeting March Is
with the proceeds going to the Unit
ed China Relief, a citizens com
mittee in charge Of the event an
nounced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

CAIRO-UP- Members OF the
Spanish colony and diplomatic
corps attended q religious service
today in memory of Spanish kinga
Diplomatic circles interpreted the
ceremony. ordered by Generals
simo Francisco Franco. as a sign
that he was preparing to restore
the monarchy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

WASHINGTON-INS-The Office
OF Price Administration today boost
ell the value of household fuel oil
ration coupon No. ) in the II east
srn states and the District OF Col
umbia to 10 gallons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

See DEFERMENT- Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

CAIRO Up Allied medium
bombers. following American fly
ing fortresses that had attacked E
few hours earlier in daylight, blast
ed the Harbor of Palermo, Sicily.
Monday night, it was announced to
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

LONDON-UP- The inside in
formation" column Of the Daily
Sketch said today that Adolf Hit
Ter was in his personal retreat at
Berchtesgaden, and 1t was not be-
lieved he had been at the Russian
front for two months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

LONDON-UP- First Lord OF
the Admiralty A. V. Alexander told
the House today that the tonnage
OF British ships lost during the
past three months was much
less" than that in the correspond,
ing months last winter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

NEW YORK-INS-Threats Of
the Nazi propaganda machine that
New York might be bombed in re-
taliation for aerial blasting of Ber-
lin, today was credited for almost
perfect observance Of last nights
air raid drill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

ANKARA-UP-- Cancellation OF
the appointment Of Augusta Rosso
as Italian ambassador to Turkey
was understood today to have re-
suited from a protest by German
Foreign Minister Joachim Won Rib
bentrop. 1t was pointed out that
Rosso's wife was American born
and had two sons in the American
forces. Rosso's friendship with
U. S. Ambassador Laurence A.
Steinhardt also was said to have
affected his appointment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

LONDON Up Radio Paris
broadcast a Tokyo dispatch that
the upper legislative House had
unanimously passed the largest
budget in history. calling for ex-
penditures of 4S.710,000,000 yen
approximately $1,000, 000,000
The budget listed military appro-
priations OF 27,OOO,O00,0O0 yen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-03

PHOENIX, Ariz.-INS- Ginners'
reports today confirmed the recent
statement OF Secretary of War
Henry l.. Stimson that no emergen-
cy exists in Arizona's cotton fields.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Alexandra Camp for Girls
to Open on .June 20

Camp Adako, day camp for girls
from years through high school
age, will be opened under the aus
pices of the Camp Fire Girls OF the
Potomac Area on June 20. The
camp will be in the wooded area
behind the Trinity Methodist Church
on Cameron Mills road, Alexandra,
according to an announcement by
Mrs. E. w. Abdill, chairman of the
Board of Camp Fire Leaders Of
Alexandria.
To be open from 8 am. to S pm.
each day until August 5, the camp
will offer varied program OF enter
tainment and education to all girls
wishing to attend. Membership In
the Camp Fire organization is not
essential for enrolment in day camp
activities.
Instruction will be offered each
day in art, hand and camp crafts as
we'll as dramatics and nature lore
Dancing also will be taught by a
Camp Fire leader who has special
lied in interpretive dancing.
During the month of July, nature
walks and lectures will be led by
Donald McHenry, naturalist from
the Department of the Interior, with
special interest centered on trees
and flowers. A bird walk also will
be supervised by Mr.. McHenry,
when girls will be instructed in
identification of local birds.
AS a special patriotic project, the
girls will assist in dressing dolls for
nursery schools. Donations of ma
terial scraps for this purpose are
being solicited.
Those attending the camp from
Washington or other localities may
take the Braddock Heights bus and
get off at Summit avenue or Beverly
drive and walk to the camp by a
lane which leads through the woods.
Drinking water and other accommo-
dations will be available at the
church, which has co-operated with
Camp Fire leaders in making the
camp site possible. In case of rain,
classes and games will be held in
the church class rooms.
Campers are asked to bring their
luncheons, but on several occasions
instruction in outdoor cooking will
be given by leaders. A campfire
supper and entertainment for fam
lilies Of the girls will be held at the
end Of the camping period.
The approved camping apparel
will be slacks or shorts with blouses
Those planning to join the Camp
Fire Girls may order Camp Fire
clothing and equipment
Leaders for groups of Camp Fire
girls are needed, and all mothers or
women interested In Camp Fire ac-
tivities are asked to contact Mrs.
Abdill. 1903 Crestwood drive, Alex
andria
Instruction in art crafts will be
Evening star., 1943-06-09
BSP Group Holds
Dance for Soldiers

Members of Theta Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority were hostesses
at dance last night to soldiers at
the Capitol Radio Engineering In
stitute Annex at Forest Glen, Md.
Mrs. Walter A. Shead, chapter spon-
sor. and officers in charge of the
institute were in charge of arrange
ments.
Entertainment for the soldiers will
be a regular monthly project of the
chapter. which will set aside the
second Tuesday of each month for
this purpose. according to an an
nouncement by Miss Alice johnson,
chapter president.
Two other Beta Sigma Phi chap
ters will be chosen as co-hostesses
each month. Those assisting last
night we're Nu and Eta chapters,
with Miss Margaret Dow and Miss
Margaret Young in charge.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
OAR Chapter Plans
To Furnish Room
In New Hospital

Plans to furnish room in the
new Suburban Hospital now under
construction in Bethesda have been
announced by the Janet Montgom-
cry Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Mrs. Willard A. Wharthen is
chairman and Mrs. Wilbur r. Mat
toon, vice chairman of the commit
tee in charge of obtaining funds for
the project, which will cost $500.
The undertaking was planned at
a recent meeting of the chapter at
which the group also voted to con-
tribute a $25 war savings bond to
the Maryland State Chapter House
Fund. Mrs. Mattoon was appointed
chairman of this fund, which origi-
mated with a gift of a partially
filled war savings stamp book.
The following committee chairmen
have been announced by Mrs. j.
Dunbar Stone, regent: Mrs. James
M. Hammond, advancement of
American music; Mrs. j. Henry
Brown and Mrs. Adelno Gibson,
Americanism; Mrs. Edwin F. Lines,
approved schools; Mrs. Edgar w.
Moore, conservation; Mrs. Robert w.
King, OAR library; Mrs. Donald M.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
New Zeolond's S Soldiers
Learn Bush FIGHTING

New Zealand has adopted bush
and mountain training for armed
forces, and already large-scale ma
neuvers have been devoted to the
new tactics.
F. Jones, Minister of Defense,
stated recently that companies op-
Grating in the back country of both
islanads, as part of practice, killed
2,45O deer, $50 goats and 600 wild
sheep and pigs. The destruction of
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Benefit Planned
By Memory Club .

A benefit luncheon will be served
for members of the National Moth
ers'. Memory Club at / pm. to-
morrow at the home of H. E. Loew,
2700 Rodman road NV. The home
is lent by Mr.. Loew in memory of
his wife who was an active member
of the club.
Mrs. Meyer Schoenthal will act
as hostess and Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr. president. will preside at a
short business meeting. The pro-
gram will include a group of songs
by Cothram Graves.
Mrs. James Kinney, a former
president now living in Texas, will
be among those attending.
Special guests will include resident
members of the Home for Aged
Women at 1855 Wisconsin avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Proper Voice Use
Advised for
Women Speakers
Democratic Women
Given Pointers by
Mrs. Roosevelt
By Frances Lide.

A suggestion that women inter.
ested in public speaking give par.
ticular attention to the proper use
of their voices was made by Mrs
Roosevelt before the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club at lunch
con meeting yesterday which
launched a program Of summer
activities.
Her remarks were apropos of the
clubs plan to sponsor a series of
Monday morning public speaking
forums" under the direction Of Mrs.
1zetta Jewell Miller.
The public speaking group Is to
feature f1ve-minute talks on the
-four freedoms subject which
will be the theme Of all the clubs
summer activities.
Mrs. Roosevelt commented that
many women who have good speak
ing voices don't know how to use
them. Regardless of how well a
subject is presented, she pointed
out, a speaker cannot accomplish
her purpose If nobody hears it 10
rows back"
Mrs. Roosevelt also stressed the
Importance Of teaching public
speakers how to gauge" their audi
ences. The successful speaker, she
cautioned, must watch audience re-
action and change her approach If
it appears uninterested in what she
had prepared for the occasion.
The Presidents wife, who shared
the program with Miss Josephine
Schain, delegate to the recent
United Nations Food Conference,
congratulated the club on its choice
of subject for summer study. The
-four freedoms" she said, embody
for women the hope Of going into a
world where peace can be a reality.
Miss Schain, who reviewed dis
cussions and findings of the food
conference, said that her strongest
impression was Of the tremendous
responsibility resting on the United
States as the most fortunate people
of the world"
Although she was the only woman
delegate to the conference, Miss
Schain pointed out that a number
of women from various countries
attended as technical experts on
different subjects.
She also lauded the unity of the
sessions, declaring there was no
bitterness. no bickering."
The luncheon program inaugur-
ated month-long study of Free
dom from Want" with the other
"Freedoms" to be taken up in the
succeeding three months, it was
pointed out.
Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, president
Of the club who presided at the
meeting, pointed out that an all-day
program would be scheduled each
Monday. The days events will start
with the public speaking forum,
continue with luncheon featuring a
speaker, and conclude with a period
for discussion.
Mrs. Hale Shenefield. first vice
president, is in charge of the sum-
mer program.
A distinguished group of guests
attended the luncheon yesterday,
including Mrs. Cordell Hull
Others at the speakers table were
Mrs. Wiley Rutledge, Mrs. Nellie
Tayloe Ross, Mrs Elliott Pratt, Mrs.
Charles Fahy, Mrs. Wayne Chat
field Taylor, Mrs. Norman Littell
and Mrs Charles Tillett.
The hospitality committee in
cluded Mrs. Stanley j. O'Connor,
Mrs. John Graham, Mrs. Clark
Woodward, Mrs Harllee Branch and
Mrs. Tom Clark.
Evening star., 1943-06-09

Robinson, correct use Of the flag;
Mrs. Wharthen, manuals; Mrs. Ju-
liam G. Wallace, museum and Red
Cross; Mrs. King, Ellis Island; Mrs
Harry K. Corrick, genealogical rec
ords and national defense; Mrs.
Lilly c. Stone, historical research;
Mrs. Moore, OAR National Histori-
cal Magazine; Mrs. William r.
Owens, national membership, and
Mrs. Joseph F.. Betterly, radio. Mrs.
Betterly also has been appointed
state chairman of conservation.
A Flag Day observance is planned
for the June meeting of the chapter.
Evening star., 1943-06-09

quired and small charge also will
be made for materials used in the
crafts.
A Camp Fire girls camp for
boarding" campers will be opened
on August S at Norwood, Va, with
accommodations for about IS girls.
Girls will only be taken for two
weeks at a time, thus permitting
approximately IS girls to enjoy an
outing.
Evening star., 1943-06-09

deer and goats, he said, has done
much to- check the natural increase
of these pests.
"The new training has proved its
value conclusively," he added.
Training is in four stages. The
first is experimental expeditions into
the back country; the second "nur-
sery" training near brigades areas
to fit men for advanced bush train
ing; tn third, bush and mountain
warfare, especially for officers, and
the fourth, large-scale maneuvers.
Every time you lick War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-06-09

given by Mrs. Chauncey Brown and
Mrs. Frank G. Nelson. Mrs. Myron
Pawley and Mrs. Abdill will instruct
In camp craft and dramatics, and
sewing will be taught by Mrs. Robert
de LUCIA and Mrs. j. w. Marsh.
Creative dancing will be directed by
Mrs. William Kramer. Mrs. H. L.
Seeman will assist with the Blue
Birds, girls of 8 and 8.
A registration fee of 81 will be re-
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Motorist Is Fined
For Rusty Number

Motorists with rusty or damaged
number plates were warned in We'll
lington, New Zealand, to get readable
plates when the magistrate fined q
naval officer, who pleaded guilty.
The police said the figure looked
like l on the rusty plate.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Plan Chinese Niaht'

A Chinese Night in the Kitchen"
scheduled for Saturday at the Lewis
Hotel Training School, will be held
by the Soroptimist Club Of WASH
ington this week instead Of It's usual
Wednesday luncheon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30

stran a rozestoupila sc ma ne
kolik literarnich a umeleckych
smerG. Ia nekolik let Sc dovr-
silo trident, jehoz zarodky by
10 bono videti hned ma pocat-
ku hnutl.
Process S Omladinou I'll v do
bre pameti jakozto posledni We
lika srazka mezi ceskym ma
rodem a Vidn1 pred svetovou
valkou a pred vftezstvfm revo-
lucniho principu mad aktivistic-
kou politikou. Pripom1name 81
Ijej pc padesati letech. Pc stu
dentskem krveprolitf v listopa-
du 1889, pc krvave lazni, KITE
rou zahajil koncem zaff 1871
sve p1sobeni Cechach a ma
Morave Reinhard Heydrich, pc
hromadnych ,popravach, KITE
rymi sc v lete 1912 Nemci msti-
Ii "a nezdolny odpor ceskeho
lidu, pc Lidicich a Lezac1ch,
chapeme dobfe smysl hromad-
ne pre-, zosnovane ma oko pro
ii organisaci "nezodpovedne
mladeze', avsak We skutecnosti
namirene proti vsemu, co bylo
zdrave, slime a CO zivilo touhu
naroda pc 1plne svobode. A
loise Racfna Sc vfdenska vlada
bala, tax jake videli Nemci ne
bezpecneho soupefe v jeho sy-
nu Ladislavovi. Pr1zemn1ho O.
portunismu, bezduchych frazi,
dutych projevG, statecnosti v
zavetri Sc nikdo nemusel bait.
Ma tvrdou hlavu, ma jasne oko,
ma pr1mou povahu a nepodaj-
nou pater mela rakouska' Via
da stejny receipt jake dnesni
PAM Czech a Moray, zatykani,
soudy a persekuci.
Pripisuji tuto stat pamatce
pr1tele z mlad1, Ora Jana Wig
natiho, ktereho Nemci zabili
Nv zarl 1912. V mem a We
vSech tech, kdo skoncili cd ro-
ku 1899 ma mfste popravn1m.
OKLA statecnost a nepodajnost
bojovnikG s barikad roku 1849
Ii obzalovanych z roku 1898.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30
NEMCI POPISUJf BITVU
0 OREL.
Plse Bert Wyler:

Bern, svycarsko IONA -
Nemect1 propagandiste popisu-
jfcf velke sov6tske armady "a
sazene do ofensivy v oblasti O.
relu jenom prokazujf lez svych
predchazej1c1ch bachorek O
vycerpan1 Rude armady.
"Volkischer Beobachter'', O.
ficialnf organ nacisticke stra-
ny prinesl tento popis bojiste
vychodne cd tohoto mesta:
"Dnesnf zapadajicf slunce,
pfse jeho( valecny zpravodaj,
videlo vice voj1n1 um1rat neil
usfnat. Nebyl ami jediny okam-
Xix, ably kazdy vojak ma bojis-
ii Cd prosteho voj1na az k nej-
vysssfmu d1stojn1ku 81 neuvedo-
moval rozd1l mezi drtivou mo-
CT sov6tskeho Valencia stroje
a nekolika prapory, nekolika
kusy delostTelectva a antitan-
kovymi oddly ktere jsme pc
nekolika prvn1ch hodinach bit
Ivy mohli jake zalohy zasaditi
do boje. To bylo vse, CO jsme
nell K disposici k zastaven1 ru-
sk6ho 1toku, ktery hodinu "a
hodinou dostaval move posily.
Nase zkrvavene oddly musely
byt doplneny a pfefazeny "a
noci."
"Odnekud prisly della, kulo-
mety a granaty, a spatne Wy
zbrojeni jsme museli Sc branit
neustale opetovanym SOVIET
skym tankovym 1tokGm pc
nichz nasledovaly hromadne
dtoky rude pechoty zatlm re
sedive oblohy bez pfekazek Sc
ma mas vrhala mracna strem-
hlavych letoun1, ktere S male
vyse 1tocily ma nase bezbran-
ne oddly"
Milky pred tim, p1se nemec-
ky fisk, rude armady neshro-
mazdily takove nesm1rne mnoz
stvf valecneho materialu ma ia
kov6m malem kousku fronty.
A jenom pred tydnem stejne
noviny psaly, re Rusko cerpa
re svych poslednich zaloh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30

kowski organizoval obranu
Lwova, kde byl velitelem, .ja-
ko velitel JIM fronty. Pc pa
du Polska unikl do Francie, kde
president Rackievicz no urcil
svym nastupcem.
Sosnkowski byl tez clenem
Sikorskeho kabinetu ale 1radu
Sc VIDAL ma znamen1 protestu
mad Sikorskeho smlouvu s Rus
KEN v roce 1941. Z1stal vsak
stale urcenym nastupvem pre-
s~identovym a tohoto m1sta Sc
vidal minuly tyden, kdyz Sc
stall vrchnim velitelem armady.
V tydnech pTedchazej1c1ch
pferusen1 styk1 mezi Ruskem
a Polskem, poruc1k Adam Do
bosynski, notoricky polsky ia
sista V otevren6m dopies presi-
dentu Rackieviczovi liste pol
skych fasist6 'Walka' napsal
toto: zadame Vas, abyste
jmenoval premierem jedineho
muze ktery Sc test ddveTe
vsech PolakG, generala Sosn-
kowskeho A zadame Vas, a.
byste odstranil vladu Sikorske-
no, ktera vede Polsko do zahu-
by. (ONA)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30
Jak lie poslati vzkaz do Tokia.

(OWD. - Tohoto meslce
kazdy muz, zena a dlte We Spo-
jenych Statech NIUE prispet
svym dflem k tomu, ably byla
spustena ma vodu nova LODI =
nova letadlova matefska LODI,
ktera pojede do Tokia a zpet s
vybusnymi vzkazy Americana.
Kazdeho jednotliveho dola-
ru, "a nejz koup1te v tonic me-
s1ci valecne bondy a znamky,
Dude pouzito ma stavbu tajepl-
ne lodi strycka Sauna, ktera po,-
nese jmeno sangri-la. sangri-
la ponese osobn1 vzkazy kaz-
deho Americana, ktery prispe-
Je ma tento vylet do Tokia. San.
gri-la pomstf popravu letcu
Doolittlovych.
Kdyz re 100000 900 Ameri-
CANT jeden kazdy upise v tom
to mesfci svGj dollar v bondech
81 znamkach, Dude naklad STAY
by sangri-ly uhrazen. Valec,
nou znamku 81 m1zete kouplt
u sveho kupce, v biografu nebe
v novinovem stanku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30
POLITICAL VALKA.
Pise Donald Bell:

V techto dnech americke a
britske armady poprve vnikly
ma stare fasisticke 1zem1. Pc
prve sc setkavame nejen S vo-
j1ny utuzene specialn1 disci-
plinou, nybrz S normaln1m OBJ
canskym obyvatelstvem, ktere
pc vice nez 20 let bylo ovlada-
no fasisty, neslyselo mic jineho
neil fasistickou propaganda a
ktere tud1z, poole nazoru mno-
hych, must byti prevychovano.
Jak sc tito prdmernf Italove,
kteri nejsou ami vojaci, ami be-
zenci, chovaj1?
Jizne cd Sicilie lei maly O.
str1vek Lampedusa. Je to jiz
asi mesic co je v britskych ru-
kou. Jeho guvernerem je 27
lety vynikaj1c1 letec velitel pc
rute, John d. Bisdee a jeho "a
sistentem je americky poruclk
|Politti z New Yorku. Obyvate-
lie Lampedusy pTatelsky priv
tall mladou anglo-americkou
garnizonu. Pc nekolika dnech
obyvatele z vlastnl vile odstra-
Mill z verejnych budov 1rednl
fasisticke odznaky.
Poole vsech dosavadnlch
zprav m1zeme poc1tati sc stej-
nym vyvojem ma Sicilii. Staros-
ia maleho sicilskeho mestecka,
ktere sc v techto dnech vzdalo
spojeneckym oddfl1m Sc nabl-
dl, re dojde do sousednlho me-
stecka a vyzve m1stnf italskou
posadku k vzdan1. Britsky We
litel mu dial svolen1 a Ia neko-
lik hodin mesto i S posadkou sc
skutecne vzdalo. Sicilske oby-
vatelstvo ma celkove jediny
Gin: RADIO by Sc dostalo z valky
Krone toho nema namitek pr
zmizenf fasismu. Zajatci do
pravovanf do Afriky zpivaji a
smeji sc. Ovsem re pfisly zpra-
Wy O zabiti til britskych hlidek.
Bylo by prekvapuj1c1, kdyby
pc 20 lete Wade fasisti by WI
bee nemeli nekolik fanatickych
stoupenc1 mezi obyvatelstvem
Pfevychova ktera Sc tax ry-
chile odehrava ma Sicilii je zpu-
sobena faktem, re jsme prove
dli invasi ma tento ostrov be-
spoluprace italskeho Darlana,
Predstavme 81, re by ma Lam
peduse byli instalovani ma ry.
chic obraceni fasistict1 preda.
ci. Obyvatelstvo by pax jasn6
melo DOZEN, re Sc zasadne mic
nezmenilo, a re nemohou vedet
zda-li stara fasisticka hear.
chic nez1stane v sedle. Zfek'
mutt Sc Darlana by bylo pray
depodobne v Severn1 Africe
zavedlo jasne styky a vztahy.
Fasisticka propaganda Wy
chazejfci z R1ma pocfta S cho
vanim obyvatelstva. Proto 81
nyni snazi dat Anglican1m
AmericanIm pecet imperialis
ticke propagandy poskytuj'
nynf pohled ma takove zkruco
vanf faktnd, re tato valka, kite
Ira zacala We znamen1 hesla z;
dobytf rimskeho imperia v Sc
-vernf Africe sc vyklada jake r
-volta demokratickeho lidu. Fa
lsisticka propaganda tudfz "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30
Nsmecka marka uz klesla ma
neceIe diva Gently USA.

Nemecka marka kIesla V ce-
ne o 500 v poslednfch dvou ty-
dnech. Kvotace nyn1 je osm
svycarskych frankG "a 100 ma
rex. svycarsky frank je v New
Yorku kvotovan $3.50 centu.
take marka by-nyn1 byla "a
1856 centu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-30
VysIanec Trcka u presidenta
Venezuely.

Caracas, (CTK) = CesKo-
slovensky vyslanec DIR. Vratl-
slav Trcka, jenz byl yteto
.funkci poveTen v Kolumbi, F.
cuadoru a Venezuela, odevzdal
dine 20. cervna sve povefovacl
listing presidentu republlky
Venezuela.