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Evening star., 1943-05-07
This Is Where They Go
rom the ohanute (Kans) Tribune.

from the ChAn0te (hAnsD tribune.
Know what happens to all those pretty
little ration coupons you 50 carefully
count out to your grocer? He as carefully
recounts them and sticks them in enve-
lopes. Then he turns them in to a bank
where. If an envelope hefts as though it
contains 1000 coupons, it is credited as
1000 coupons. Ultimately a Government
examiner picks up the envelope lifts the
flap and, If it looks to his eagle eye as
though 1t contains 1000 coupons, it is
audited as such. What happens after
that. we're not SO sure, but we suspect
another great marble hall is being built
in Washington to store all these enve-
lopes full Of coupons against the inevi-
table day when they are hauled out again
to make lovely bonfire.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.

Dear Sir.
Il want to thank M. o. F. for the
chuckles I got out Of his story in your
April 23 column about the rushing robin
that had to play leap frog over the mock
ingbird when the latter ignored him.
II have had experience with the mock
ingbird. The fact Is that this rascal is
just about the '1ghtin est bird that ever
rufaed feather.
II have often seen him chase away all
other birds from his pre-empted precinct.
and many is the time that myself have
been the object OF his power diving, when
a bit too close to his nest.
Audubon, speaking of the pugnacity
OF this singing fighting bird, says that
when attacked by a hawk he will turn
and chase the attacker-if the hawk fails
to knock him out with the first blow.
'The way the mockingbird treated the
clustering robin reminded me OF an in
cident related by Mark Twain in his
'Roughing It.
Mark and a tenderfoot friend were
seated at table in a saloon or some
thing, when a stranger sat down near
them and unintentionally crushed the
hat OF Marks friend
"The tenderfoot proceeded to raise
Cain, make threats and demand repara-
tions, but the stranger merely glanced at
him and smiled indulgently.
Somebody hurriedly whispered to
Marks friend that the stranger was a
noted bad man with many notches on
his gun grip.
"Thereupon the tenderfoot quickly be-
came apolosetic and placating.
Those notorious bad men Of the
West, Mark Twain observed, simply
ignored the ordinary fellow as fighter.
And so it probably was with the mock
ingbirds. All they needed to do was to
let the cocky robin realize who they were.
Sincerely, E. c."
The mockingbird often makes a bad
first impression, because the observer,
especially If he be, new to bird lore, sees
only his belligerency.
In time the better qualities OF this
splendid creature will make their impress
sion
Our correspondents tribute Is we'll de-
served.
This is one Of the best nest protectors
in all birddom
There is nothing which moves, either
cat, dog, other bird or human being,
which is not looked upon by the mock
ingbird pair as Danger, incorporated, at
nesting time.
But the birds do not merely look. They
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Protecting Dairy Industry
From the Newton Kansan.

This area in general and this COM
munity in general should take cognizance
Of the attitude Of the dairymen, who are
keeping up their organizations and pro-
pose to give no ground just because there
is war and difficult situations to face.
The Holstein- -Friesian and the Guernsey
boys and girls have held meetings here
recently and propose to keep their
business and their herds on high level
of excellence. That attitude on the psrt
Of those handling so important an indus
try is deserving Of the applause and sup
port Of all who have an interest In the
development Of our great resources.
Datrying Is certainly one Of them.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Germany Declared Deserving
To Be Carved" in Ten Parts.

To Be Carved" in Ten Parts.
To the Editor OF The Star:
A writer speaks scarcastically Of the
plan to divide up Germany as tyrannical.
But the national pride Of Germany and
the unwillingness OF the Nazi clique
should not cut any figure at all. Has
Nad rule been beneficial to the German
people? I should say not.
Germany in its present Nazi habit OF
thought has no right to exist. We should
not say: Let the Germans have any
kind of government they want for them
selves" That simply would mean: LET
the Nazis have their way" They have
had their way long enough. They should
be vigorously suppressed.
How did the Nazi doctrine become so
powerful? 1t was through the over
whelming might Of the state of Prussia.
Remember that Germany, like our own
country, is a union of states. Now sup
pose that New York State were COM
pletely under the heel of Tammany Hall
and suppose further that New York State
were larger than all the other States put
together: Would there be any security
for the rest Of the States? That Is the
way it is in Germany Think what hap
pened to Bavaria. Think what happened
to Austria.
How did Prussia become so strong? 1t
was due to the fact that the Nazi element
(Which existed long before the present
name) was able to use Prussia as an
agency for conquering and overriding the
other German states. When conditions
were favorable, Prussia would walk in
and annex another state.
But what force has done, force can
undo Germany should be melted to-
gether and then carved up into 10 states
all somewhat near the same size and
population.
They should be required to stay apart
for long time, say 10 years. After that
they might come together again, If they
should freely desire to do SO.
Meanwhile, the German people them
selves, If the pressure Of Prussia and Of
German big business were removed,
probably would give up their penchant
for war. Does fighting and the killing
OF their young men benefit the Germans?
These things may make Germany
great" but do they make the inhabit-
ants of that country more noble or more
happy? I should say not
WILLIAM c. LEE.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Disaxrees With Judgment
OF Book About German Mania.

OF Book About German Mania.
To the Editor of The Star:
Mary Carter Roberts book reviews in
the Sunday Star often are critical, but
generally are unbiased, competent and
balanced. Her review OF Lion Feuch-
twanger's Double, Double Toll and
Trouble" was critical, though unbiased.
but it seemed neither competent nor
balanced.
In reviewing the story of the career
OF Hitler's seer, the reviewer entirely
missed the point, namely, that of this
book being historical novel. As story
about the life of Hanussen, Hitler's famed
but ignoble clairvoyant adviser, the book
has a distinct historical value which is
enhanced by a rather clear perturbation
of such typical German characteristics
as a conviction OF the supreme worth Of
the Germans their superiority, their
divine mission to rule, to order others
about and then 60 licking the boots Of
superiors, a constant persecution COM
plex, and 4 complete lack Of logic that
distorts facts and ideas and eliminates
In fantastic and senseless emotional
aggressiveness.
While Miss Roberts is right In saying
that one could feel no sympathy with
any Of the characters Feuchtwanger de-
picted. she does not grant him having
shown successfully how the Germans
Evening star., 1943-05-07
The Truman Report

Ill oiAC oCIlSc CIldI IL QOlllJS OlTcCGly
to the need for strengthened high
command" in Washington, the Tru-
man Committee report of it's investi-
cation Of the rubber high octane
gasoline dispute renders a useful
service.
The principal flaw in our over
all direction of the war program is
to be found in the fact that admin
istrative authority has been so widely
diffused that it is difficult if not i'm
possible to determine where the ju-
risdiction of one official begins and
that Of another ends. For instance,
as the Truman report points out,
Donald Nelson, chairman OF the War
Production Board, has had "only
tenuous authority over the rubber
director (Mr. Jeffers), although tech
nically he is the boss" Or, to cite
another example, the executive or
der creating the petroleum office
specifies that the petroleum admin
istrator shall be directly responsible
to the President. At the same time,
however, he is supposed to be sub
ject to the direction Of the chairman
of the WPB."
In view of this background which
is set forth in the report, it is sur
prising that the committee should
have been so sharply critical of Mr..
Nelson. If Mr.. Nelson has only ten
uous authority over Mr.. Jeffers, as
the committee comedies, he has no
authority over Mr.. Patterson, the
Undersecretary of War Why, then,
should the committee criticize the
weakness in Mr.. Nelson's admin
lstration which permits such dis
putes (as that between Mr.. Jefrers
and Mr.. Patterson) to reach the
point of public controversy?" Short
OF dismissing one or both men, which
Mr.. Nelson cannot do, and which
the committee does not advocate,
how is the WPB chairman to silence
them?
In this connection, two things
might be pointed out Several
months ago the President ordered
all OF his administrative aides to
stop airing their grievances in pub
lie, and to clear their public state
ments through Elmer Davis and the
Owl. Is Mr.. Nelson responsible for
the fact that this mandate generally
Is being ignored? The second point
is that there is nothing new about
the division of authority and the alb
sence of fixed responsibility which
continue to hamper the war effort.
This is state of affairs which goes
back at least as far as the days of
the old OPM, with William Knud-
sen and Sidney Hillman serving as
co-directors with co-equal author
ity. The President was asked at
one Of his press conferences if this
arrangement would not lead to fric-
ton, and he replied that he did not
think so-that he was confident that
Mr.. Knudsen and Mr.. Hillman would
function as partners without friction.
There was friction, of course, and
it became necessary to terminate
that arrangement. But it is hardly
fair to blame Mr.. Nelson for the fact
that, even at this date, the practice
OF splitting and confusing authority
has not been abandoned entirely.
Furthermore, 1t is not quite fair to
ignore the fact that very impressive
results have been achieved. We
might have done better, but if credit
is to be given where credit is due.
we ought not to permit occasional
squabbles and personality clashes to
black out the really tremendous ac-
complishments of the past two years.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Huskin's Answers
To Questions
BIZ Frederic J. H1Skin.

~ FTeGer1c J. H1Sk1n.
reader can get the nrs,Der to nnu
question OF fact by ,Driting The Eve-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred.
eric j. Haskin, director, WASHINGTON,
D. C. Please inclose stamp for return
postage.
@. Are civilian artists being sent over.
seas with the armed forces?-R. j. M.
A. The majority of artists included
IN the War Artist Units are drawn from
the armed forces, but limited number
OF leading civilian painters are taking
part in the project.
@. How many German troops are
used In the occupation Of Norway?-H.
D. E.
A. The Office Of War Information
says that 1t takes about 100000.
@. OF what nationality is the cele-
brated pianist Chavechavadze?-L 7. S.
A. George Chavechavadze is an expa-
triate Russian prince. He was born in
st. Petersburg.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

Premier TOTO contends that the
Filipinos will be given their inde-
pendence "as soon as they are in a
position really to cooperate with
Japan" According to most sub
jected Orientals that position is ly-
Ing prone with a very sore back and
an empty stomach,
Evening star., 1943-05-07

Columnists are commenting to the
effect that people in public life must
be most careful as to what enter
tainments they attend at whose
houses and which guests they meet
there. There may be a revival of
the old code sneeze" Of "Whoo-
iShee?"
Evening star., 1943-05-07

An Indiana truant ofilcer chased a
crowd OF hockey players all over
golf course and did not catch up to
them until the eighteenth green.
Did not the idea of shortcuts occur
to him. or was he former Keystone
Comp
Evening star., 1943-05-07
School Keeps

The FloWery Kingdom
KnoWs the rule
OF Uar; yet children
Go to school
TO learn to add
And multiply
Though death and terror
Fill their sky.
Crouched in dunk shelters
These small ones
SolDe problems nou
OF tanks and guns,
So many soldiers
Armed to fight.
So many flares
To last the night
Once there Uere crickets
In q cage
And lotus blossoms
On the page,
Bright dancing butterflies
OF spring
TO count
And nightingales to sing.
With childhood's patience
They accept
The ,Oreckage OF the world
We kept.
God, giue US uictory-
Speed the day
When ddrk-hdired children
OF Cathay
May count, all joyful.
In their skies
Not bombing planes
But butter fiess
.e B. Y. WILLIAMS
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Unity Put Forward
As Basis Of Progress.

To the Editor Of The Star:
William Gladstone said: "One example
Is worth a thousand arguments
America is blessed with abundant re-
sources, excellent climate and almost in
calculable possibilities for development
and growth. We are in a position to
show the world at large how a united
people successfully can function
In view of boss rule, which still holds
political forts. misuse of power and cor
ruption in high places, 1t is time we
established more wholesome conditions
here and now, before attempting to
reform the globe.
Inasmuch as the New Deal theory Of
government has been rejected by millions
Of patriotic citizens, the idea Of convert
ing the earth to its policies is ridiculous.
A divided house is a weak house.
Those in power should respect minorities
and seek to found q social order built on
unity. rather than It's own pet theories
Of reform.
EDMUND X. GoLDsBoRoUoH.
Evening star., 1943-05-07
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the 1uriter, although the use of
q pseudonym for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters Nth
a Uie1D to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

A Chicago alderman has demanded
curfew on disturbing horseback
riding, proposing to ban it from II
pm. to am. The only two eques-
trians most Of us can imagine likely
to be out at such hours are Paul
Revere and Ichabod Crane, and one
is imaginary and the other one is
dead.
Evening star., 1943-05-07

Dreams - From birth to death
dreams intrigue us with their ever
changing patterns, and so dream
Interpretation has been a favorite
pastime of mankind through the ages.
This 32-page offering makes no at
tempt to analyze dreams in the mod
ern scientific manner. Briefly 1t re-
lates something of the dream lore of
the past, and gives the meanings of
many dream symbols according to
ancient practice. 1t includes chapters
on dreams. rules for Interpretation.
and a dream dictionary. To secure
your copy inclose 10 cents In coin,
wrapped in this clipping, and mail to
The Star Informa ton Bureau.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

Ruska frOnta.

Pc obsazeni Znamenky a s
nj sousedfcfho zeleznicnlho u
zlu Chirovka, zahajili Rusove
systematickou ofensivu re dvou
smerG ma Kirovograd, a lie
ted ocekavat, re Nemci zacnou
rychle ustupovat z cele JIM
Ukrajiny
Rusove obsadili v patek sta
nici Konstantinovka ,dvacet mil
severovychodne cd Kirovogra-
du ma trait Kirovograd-Zna-
menka. Zapadne cd Kirovo-
gradu obsadili Rusove ma trait
Znamenka-N ikolajev stanice
Cabanovka a Cecelevka, ktere
lei asi 20 mil vychodne Kiro-
vogradu. Zde tedy re dvou
smerG sc vyvfjf ofensiva ma XII
rovograd, jehoz pad pTiprav1
Nemce O dalsl d1lezitou Zakla-
dnu.
Krone toho ohrozuje obsa-
zenf Cabanovsky, take dalsf ne
meckou zakladnu, a to Krivoj
Rog. Nemci Sc dosud houzev-
nate drzf praveho brehu Dne-
pru Cd Zaporozf az do 1stf re-
ky Chersonu, Gill 1zemf VIDA
leneho $50 az 200 mil cd hlav-
nj zeleznice cd Odesy, ktera pc
padu Znamenky jedine spoju-
je Nemce Sc zazemim. Je te-
meT mimo kazdou pochybnost,
re budou musit z tohoto uzemf
rychle ustupovat, jestlize chte-
j tyto sve oddly zachranit.
Severne cd Znamenky ozna-
muj1 Nemci v sobotu dalsi rus
ke 1spechy. Poole nemecke
zpravy bylo vyklizeno mesto
Cigirin, ktere lei asi 35 mil "a
padne cd Kremencuga a. je hi
storicky velmi vyznamnym sire
diskem ukrajinskeho naroda.
Nemci dale tvrdf, re ruske Cd
Oily vtrhly do ulic mesta Ger
kas, kde sc konaj1 prudke bo-
je. Obsazenf Cigrina a Cerkas
znamena re Rusove chtejf tn
spojit ODE sve predmostf u Kre-
mencuga a Cerkas.
u Malfna, IS mil zapadne cd
Kijeva Rusove opet zahajili O.
fensivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
TichOmOf1.

z Pearl Harbor Sc oznamu-
je, re americt1 letci temeT uz
nenarazejf ma odpor pfi male
tech ma ostrov Novou Britanii,
kde lei dGlezity prfstav Ra-
baul. To znamena, re Japon-
ci sve letectvo z obavy pred a
merickou invasf stahli. Prave
tax slime bylo seslabeno japon-
ske letectvo ma Marshallskem
souostrov1, coz rovnez svedc1 O
japonskych obavach. Ameri-
cane ted mali letiste ma Bou-
gainvillu, $50 mil cd Rabaulu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
frOnta.

Pata Clarkova armada po-
kracuje pomalem postupu
prot opevnenym n6meckym IL
MIN a v sobotu bylo hlaseno,
re postoupila O jednu mill sme-
rem k mestu Casino. Ameri-
cane rovnez pokracovali v OBJ
klicovanf mesta Mignano. Ma
vychodnlm 1seku fronty Angli-
cane ma druhem mfste prekro-
Gill feku Moro a obsadili vesni-
CT San Leonardo, zatfm co ma
pobfez1 kanadske oddly bonn
bardujf z del mesto Ortona. cd
ktereho jsou vzdaleni dive mile.
Bylo oznameno, re po prv6
zasahl pc boku Americana ma
zapadnfm 1seku fronty italsky
odd1l. Byl to zasah nestastny.
Utok ItalG ma nemecke posice
byl "a znacnych ztrat odrazen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
NamOTn1 a
letecka vaIka.

Britska admiralita oznamu-
je, re pc nekolik dn6 1tocila
smecka dvaceti nemeckych po-
norek ma diva dGlezite spojenec
Ike konvoje, ktere pluly sever
MIN Atlantikem do Anglie.
Konvoje byly chraneny brit
skymi valecnymi lodemi a leta-
dly pobfezn1 britske obrany.
Pc nekolikadenn1ch bojfch by
10 pet nemeckych ponorek po-
topeno a til dalsf poskozeny.
SO procent spojeneckeho kon-
vote dosahlo pT1stavu. Je to
nepochybne dals1 velky spoje-
necky uspech.
V Italii bombardovala spoje-
necka letadla Ventimigliu d.
lezite zeleznicn1 stTedisko ma
talsko-francouzske hranici a
Civitavechia, prfstav severne
Cd R1ma.
Severozapadnf Nemecko by
10 bombardovano Raj v noel
ma sobotu a op6t americkymi
letadly v sobotu dopoledne.
Nebylo oznameno pTesne, KITE
"a mesta byla bombardovana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Terezinsky tabor zvstSen, ably
pojmul vSechny zidy.

Londyn (CTK) = Deity sve-
dek, ktery caste cestoval do
Prahy a Drazdan pres Terezfn,
oznamuje, re move taborove bu
dovy byly postaveny u terezln-
skeho gheta, obklfceneho veze-
mi Sc strojn1mi puskami. V no
CT je tabor zaplaven svetlem,
nebot Nemci pouzfvajf sv6tel-
nych vrhacG, ably zabranili u
tekum. Mnoho transportG Cd
jelo z Terez1na V poslednf do
be, vcetne $500 ceskosloven-
skych zidG, kteTf byli poslani
do uhelnych dolG v Birkenau v
Horn1m Slezsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Cs. obrnena brigada " AngIii
pfipravena k boil.

New York, (CTK) "Nase
Noviny'', list cs. vojska v An
gill, 2, listopadu pTinasf zpra-
WI, Poole n1z pTehlfdka cesko-
slovenske samostatne obrnene
brigady 27. Tfjna pnsobila ma
hosty dobrym dojmem. lei
mena CHI host6 byli pfekvape-
nj. "To nenf jen takova nejaka
symbolicka jednotka", pravil
CHI vysoky dGstojnfk, "na mich
je videt, re cht6jf a mohou bo-
j~ovat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
SOFIA OPET BOMOVANA.
Nalet trval hodinu a ctyFicet
pet minut "a denniho svStla.

P~t AAAAAAul "a Q0NnInO SVGtI0.
Londyn, 10. prosince (Reuther)
Znacna skoda byla zp1sobena
behem leteckeho 1toku ma So
fl, hlavn1 mesto Bulharska. lax
bylo >znameno tamnim rozhla-
sem. BezprostTedne pc naletu
prime Cyril a premier Dobri b.
z1lov navst1vil bombovane obla-
stl a vydali instrukce pro DO
mocnou akci.
DIE nemecke tiskove kance-
lare Transocean bylo oficielne
oznameno, re IL osob bylo "a
blto pr naletu ma Sofii.
Curych, 10. prosince (Reuter) +.
Jak bylo zde oznameno, a.
merlcke aeroplany ~neustale
spousteli letaky ma bulharske
1zemf V nekolika poslednfch
dnech, vnichz vyzyvani isou
bulharstl vojaci, ably odtahli z
Makedonie a stranili Sc trest-
nych vyprav prot Srb1m a Re-
KUN. Y letac1ch byla uvedena
tez vystraha, re ma Sofii budou
provedeny jeste vetsf nalety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine FL. prosin-
ce v kf1zkovych zapasech po-
fadanych Mr.. Ed Contosem v
Coliseum zapasiti budou vyni-
kaj1cf zapasnfci. Ma progra-
mu jsou 2 hlavnf zapasy ktere
urceny jsou ma dobu jedne po-
razky.
V prvn1m zapase The Cana
dian Angel, 274 Id. utka Sc S
Babe Sharkey, 253 ID. z Texas.
V druhem zapase The Great
Don Evans, $50 ID. z Texasu
utka Sc S Michael Leone,218 lb.
Detroit italian Terror.
ZAPAS O
Mike Demetri, 22O ID. (Ca-
madam Creek a Maurice La
Chappelle, 1877 lb. z Kanady
VS.. Ed STRANGER" White, 236
ID. z Chicago a John Vanskey,
217 Id. Litvfn.
Vltezna dvojice must zfskati
2 vlt6zstv1 re 3 utkan1.
V nasledujfclm zapase ktery
urcen ma dobu 80 minut aneb l
porazku The Yellow Mask (D
228 ID. zapasiti Dude s George
Macricostas, 218 lb. Golden
Greek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Ceske deti z obecnych Skol mu-
81 pracovat pro majesty.

New York (CTK)- Majesty
kontrolovany "protektoratnf"
rozhlas 4. prosince oznamil, re
"v roce 1912 deti obecnych
skol pomahaly pTi zasobovanl
velkych NEST Czech a Moray
brambory. Mezi a. a 20. listo-
padem 9,3O8 d6tf obecnych
Skol pracovalo v SO skladist1ch,
u nichz IL je v Praze. Deti pra-
covaly pet hodin denn6 a vylo-
lilly brambory re 101 vlaku pc
ctyficeti nakladnfch vozech.
Krone toho deti "dobrovolne"
v9novaly jednu tTetinu svych
pTfjm1 nemeckemu Cervene-
mu krfzi. Detf bylo k praci z
triceti skol Praze, ctyf v
Plzni, deseti v Brine, ctyr v mo-
ravske Ostrave a ctyr v Olo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
K ostrelovani Leningradu mali
Nemci move delo.

Stockholm, "Slovenska
Morgenbladet" oznamuje, re
Poole zprav pTfchozfch z Berlf-
ma pouzivajf Nemci pTi bombar
dovanf Leningradu noveho da-
lekonosneho della, o kterem
vsak je velmi malo znamo a je-
hoz konstrukce je prfsnym vo-
Jenskych tajemstv1m. Znalci
mali "a to, re pTi osetrovanf
byvaleho hlavnfho ruskeho me-
sta Nemci pouzfvajf raketovych
naboj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Chripka radi " Anglii.

We IL m6stech v Anglii a
Wallesu epidemic chTipky wy
zadala 81 "a obet 100 lidf v IT,
dnu, koncicim 4. prosince. Ty-
den pred tim zemTelo ma chip
ku pouze 375 osob. Je to PRIV
nj vysoky pocet cd smrtf, zavi-
nenych touto nemocf prvni IT,
den V 1noru r. 1887, kdy zem-
GIG lidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Habsburkove vystoupili z ar
mady SpoienVch StStH.

Otto Habsburk, napadnfk ne
existujiclho rakouskeho trGnu
nen1 jiz clenem armady Spoje-
nych StatG. z departmental
valky bylo ~oznameno, re rakou
sky prapor americke armady,
ktery byl zalozen r. 1912, byl
rozpusten. Otto a jeho diva
mladsf bratri vybrali 81 cestne
propustenf z armady, jak ozna-
mil department valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Pet hybarI Sc pohresuie.

Saugatuck, Mich. = Panuif
obavy, re pet rybar1 zahynuio
v boufi ma jezeTe, nebot trosky
z jejich rybaTske lodi Gotham,
jedne z nejnov6jsfch lodi ma je-
zere, byly vlnami vrzeny ma
breh.
Pobrezn1 straz soudf, re LODI
Sc potopila narazivsi ma pier.
ma sever cd Saugatuck, kdyz
rybari snazili sc dosfci prfsta-
WI. Rozbourene jezero znemo-
znilo patran1 pc mfstu, kde Sc
LODI potopila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
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