davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Students Continue
5a|vaging Of Paper
In Spite Of Rain
Collections in Compoier
Have Reached 1otoI
OF 1851 Pounds

DSregarding yesterdays whipping
rain, school children in the second
district OF The Evening Star-P-TA
Salvage for Victory program
brought 1880 pounds of newspa pers
magazines and cardboard to school
to swell the campaign total to l27,-
697 pounds.
Complete reports for Monday
which also was day of heavy rain,
indicated that students in the first
district had collected l4,760 pounds
1t required the first II days of
the campaign to make the first l0O,-
600 pounds but in the first two
days OF this week the total gathered
reached 34,340 pounds and that in
spite of the discouraging effects of
the rain,
Shaw Junior High School, which
apparently had no intention of be-
ing headed in the present drive,
turned in another three-ton collec-
ton with $40 pounds of magazines
and $3.50 pounds of paper. Shaw
started with 2,02l pounds the first
week. came back with a $3.50 mark
for the second week and then added
an even 5000 pounds for a total of
l4,70l pounds which in three weeks
has earned about $50 for the use of
the PTA in the school.
Out in the Northeast section where
a rivalry exists between the Brook
land School and the Moves School
which are under the same P-TA
Noyes, with a collection Yesterday
which fell only II pounds short of a
ton, brought its total to nearly dou-
BILE that of Brookland Noyes now
has 3,l98 pounds to its credit-an
average OF 9 pounds per student.
Yesterday three more schools
joined up after the announcement
five had come in overnight. The
three new schools are Bancroft
which finished sixth in the previous
campaign with total of Sl,397
pounds, and Grant and Corcoran
Only three of the leading 20 schools
of last year are not now in the cam
paign. There are now IS schools CO.
operating.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Dr.. R. (. Diffendorfer
To Address Methodists

Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfer, execu-
tive secretary of the Methodist Board
of Missions, will be the principal
speaker at the annual fall rally OF
the Methodist Union at o'clock to-
night at the Francis Asbury Method
ist Church. Henry Gilligan, vice
president of the union, will preside
DR.. Diffendorfer also will conduct
Ia forum for Methodist ministers anc
laymen between 2:30 and 4::30 pm
today at the church under the aus.
|pices of the Baltimore Conference
Board OF Missions.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Efforts Of 0PA
|ToCut Gas Use
|25Pct. Fail
Doubled Rotions for
Car Pools to Stop,
Official Declares

Efforts on the part OF the District
OPA to reduce gasoline consumption
here by 267 900 gallons month have
been largely unsuccessful, Robert K.
Thompson, District OPA director,
said today.
Furthermore, Mr. Thompson said,
there is little likelihood that any
thing approximating the Is per cent
reduction asked last month by the
regional OPA can be achieved here.
The reduction was sought for the
entire region, including New York,
Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland and the District, after it
had been revealed by Sylvan Joseph,
regional director. who has since re-
signed, that consumption in the re-
gion was considered excessive.
More than 100000 gallons a day
above the amount allocated by the
Petroleum Administration for War
was being consumed in the area,
the regional OPA director said.
Gas Being Checked.
Mr.. Thompson asserted that fol-
lowing the regional request for a
reduction which was expected to
come largely from B and C cards.
the District OPA instituted a sur
Vey of its boards to check the
amount of gasoline given B and c
users. Transportation committees
were asked to tighten down on all
preferred mileage.
This order went out last month.
Mr.. Thompson said, but so far no
appreciable saving had been made.
And, according to Mr. Thompson,
there is little prospect of getting
any"
Mr.. Thompson said that if any re-
ductlon is made in the District area
1t will have to come out of the gaso-
line allotted to the car pools.
I'VE have been checking UP on the
car pools and have found a number
OF instances where additional gaso-
line has been allotted one driver to
carry two or three others listed by
name. A further check has revealed
that the persons listed also have
received increased rations for the
same purpose.
Doubling to Be Stopped.
Such doubling up on gas rations
as this, of course, will be elini-
mated" Mr. Thompson said.
But even this action is not ey-
pected to save much gas" Mr..
Thompson added.
Our boards appear to have beeE
very close with the gasoline they
have issued" he asserted, and fur
thermore this district does not have
the large nonhighway use of gasoline
which exists in other districts. Ap-
parently some districts have been
able to effect savings in the non-
highway field"
Despite the discouraging results
so far, Mr.. Thompson said the Dis
trlct OPA would continue its efforts
to squeeze as much of the Is per
cent reduction out Of the gasoline
tanks of Washington motorists as
possible
We have no time set to effect
the cut in. Mr.. Thompson said. And
we are subjecting every application
Old and new to the closest possible
scrutiny"
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Man, Il, Hit by Bus,
Dies in GaI|inger
| D. c. Traffic Toll
Killed in 1943 3-------- 50
Killed in same period in
1912 S6
Toll for all of 1912 l09

Matthew Byrnes, 72, of 1923 North
Capitol street died today in CALM
ger Hospital of injuries received
when struck by a Capital Transit
Co. bus at New Hampshire and
Gallatin street NV. early Sunday.
His death raised the Districts 1943
traffic fatality toll to SO, as COM
pared with S6 for the same period
last year.
Mr.. Bvrnes was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital after the accident
and later transferred to Gallinger
Hospital.
Police said the bus driver, Law
renee Colith. 30, of 3003 Longfellow
street, Queens Chapel Manor, Md,
would be held for the action of the
coroner's jury.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Pepco, Profits
Cited in Plea
For RateCut
Appealing Agencies
Declare Returns
Exceed Legal Limit

Claiming tremendous prosperity
is enjoyed by the Potomac Electric
Power Co.. counsel for four Govern
ment agencies seeking reduced power
rates for the District charged today
in District Court that the company
was making profit of 8 per cent
or more on its annual earnings
rather than the listed per cent.
Harry r. Booth, attorney for the
Office OF Price Administration and
principal counsel representing the
Governments case, asserted that he
knew of no publk utility earning as
much as the local power company
Pepco, he said, continues to pay
dividends on its common stock as
high as 80 to 40 per cent.
The companys net income has
continued to grow. Mr.. Booth
claimed, regardless of depressions
and other economic factors that
have affected utilities in other cities.
Calls PUG Arbitrary.
In urging Justice Jennings Bailey
to return the case to the Public
Utilities Commission, the attorney
asked the court to direct the COM
mission to receive evidence on every
vital issue. The Government con-
tends 1t was given an unfair hearing
last March before the PUG, and that
the commission arbitrarily and
illegally limited scope of the hear
ing"
Mr.. Booth said that when the
Government appeared with evidence
at the hearing in an attempt to
show that the sliding scale method
OF computing rates was contrary to
the PUC's own act, this evidence
was excluded by the commission.
Charges that the commission had
uniustly permitted the power COM
pany TO enrich itself at the ex-
pense Of consumers" were made
yesterday by Mr.. Booth at the first
days session. The OPA along with
the Treasury Department Procure
ment Division. the Federal Works
Agency and the ONCE of Economic
Sterilization seeks a 10 per cent re-
duction in power rates retroactive to
last March.
OPA Authority Questioned.
The case opened with arguments
by counsel for the PUG and Pepco
to dismiss the Government appeals.
S. R. Bowen, attorney for Pepco.
informed the court that he doubted
the OPA had the authority to bring
suit on the grounds that the agercv
did not satisfy the requirement of
being one of the aggrieved
After hearing further arguments
by Mr.. Bowen and Lloyd B. Harri-
son, counsel for the PUG, Justice
Bailey deferred acting on the motion
until the entire case had been heard.
Mr.. Booth then began the Govern
ment's presentation, during which
he made the charges against the
PUG and the power company.
Earlier he had asserted that the
Government felt the rate reduction
should amount to s2O0O.OO0 which
would benefit both the public and
the Procurement Division, the
Pepco's biggest customer.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Carl E. Newton Patient
In Emergency Hospital
BY the Associated Pres

by the ASSOclated Press.
Carl E. Newton of Cleveland, dep
uty coal mines administrator and
president of the Chesapeake g. Ohio
Railroad, is in Emergency Hospital
here with virus pneumonia.
A member of the hospital staff
said today that Mr.. Newton's condi-
tion was greatly improved. He en-
tered the hospital a week ago.
When stricken. Mr.. Newton was
winding up the affairs of the Coal
Mines Administration, which is be-
ing liquidated because the mines
have been restored to their owners.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Miss StobIer Plans
Military School Show

Miss Cornelia Stabler, who ap-
peared in a command performance
at the White House in 1941, will
present series of character sketches
entitled Personality Portraits" at 8
PM. tomorrow at Charlotte Hall
Military Academy. This will be Miss
Stabler's second appearance there.
Miss Stabler has been associated
with the theater for the last IS years
and at one time was director OF the
|Swarthmore Players Club at Swarth-
more College, Pa.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Increased Allowances
To Servicemen S Kin
Will Be Automatic
Servieemen's Dependents
Not Required to File
New Applications
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
The War Department declared to-
day that dependents of servicemen
are not required to file new applica-
tions in order to receive increased
Government payments as provided
in a bill signed yesterday by Presi-
dent Roosevelt
officials explained that when the
.changeover in the 100000 family
allowances accounts is completed
probably in several months-the
difference between the old and new
rates will be paid retroactively be-
ginning yesterday. Meanwhile
benefit checks will continue at the
old rates.
The new scale leaves at $50
monthly the payment to a wife, but
boosts from s62 to $50 the payment
to wife and one child and from
$40 to $40 the payment for each
additional child.
All the increases come from the
Government. the serviceman's con-
trlbution remaining at S22 monthly
unless payments are made to two
classes of dependents-to a wife and
child, for instance. and also to par
ents. In that event, the serviceman
contributes s27.
The legislation also extends bene-
fits of the law to dependents of men
of all seven enlisted grades whereas
they have been limited to the lower
four enlisted grades The new
grades affected are staff sergeants.
technical sergeants and master
sergeants, and corresponding grades
in other services.
Following is comparison of some
monthly payments under the old
and new laws the serviceman's
contributions being included in all
caSeS).
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Paper Collections
In Schools Tomorrow

The following is the schedule
for the collection OF newspapers,
magazines and cardboard in the
schools in District Four of The
Evening Star-PTA Salvage for
Victory program, together with
the five leaders in the District:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
SIBRINKY JSOU JEDNOU v
ROCE 0 BUDME
VECETf

Ano mflovymi kroky blfzf Sc
letoSn1 Sokolske II. SibTinky,
kter6 Sc budou odbyvati v So
kolovn6, rob Gay a Preston ul.
V sobotu, dine 6. brezna. "a
bavnf vybor jiz cinf dalekosa-
HE prfpravy, ably zdolal vsech-
ny pozadavky nynejs1 dolby.
Zajisteno 1cinkovan1 znameho
orchestra bratra Rudy Kiliana.
ZaopatTte 81 vstupenky v pred
prodejfch u p. L. Zelenky, 2024
Ashland Ave-, j. r. Cihlafe,
845 N. Luzerne Ave-, B. J.
Svejda, 234O E. Monument St.,
Chas. Cerveneho, 1873 N. Col
lington Ave. a v Sokolovne. "a
catek SibTinek je stanoven ma
$3.50 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26

Malo kabelek Sc nynf della z
kGze, ktera jest vzacnym ma
terialem pro obuv nasich voja-
XII. Pro vyrobu damskych ka-
belek Sc proto pouzfva jineho
materialu, jake t6zkeho DANA
sku, vetsinou calounickych,
brokatu - vetsinou materialu,
pouzfvan6ho drive vyhradne
pro nabytek a zaclony. Ale
material nenf jedinou zmenou
pr vyrob6 modern1ch kabelek.
Zmenily sc. tez velikost a styl.
Move jarnf kabelky jsou dost
velike, ably Sc do Mich vesly
krone pudTenky a kapesniku
tez notysek, kuponova knizka
a noviny a n6kdy 81 je m1zete
pohodlne povesit ma rameno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Specialni oddly pro invasi
Evropy.

(ONA): Vsechny zahranic-
nj vlady statG obsazenych Ne
meckem nyni formuj1 specialn1
jednotky, ktere budou slouziti
jake spojky mezi jejich donna
elm obyvatelstvem a armadami
Spojenych narod1, az tyto
vpadnou ma evropsky konti-
nent. Ackoliv neni znamo ma
koho Pride ne.jprve fada,
vsechny vlady jsou 81 vedomy,
re prisel okamzik k provedeni
t6chto pTfprav.
Tyto specialn1 jednotky bu-
dou mfti radu zvlastnfch 1kol6
jake ma prfklad okamzitou or
ganisaci odbojovych slozek ma
mfste cinu, obnovu poradku, oh
novenf vsech verejnych funkcf
zajistenf authority svobodnyck
vlad a prevalent jejich in.
strukci. V techto slozkach bu.
dou slouziti tez zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26

AOs LIZ III
Ceskoslovenskemu Pomocnemu
Vyboru, v Baltimore.
Vazene danny
Csl. Cerveny KTfz odeslal v
ramci sve vanocnf akce 1912
znacne hodnoty v penezich a
zbozf csl. jednotkam V Anglii,
ma Stfednim Vychode a SSSR
0 tuto nadflku sc zaslouzily
pfedevsfm csl. organisace We
Spojenych Statech.
Ministerstvo Narodnf Obra-
ny mi ulozilo, abych jeho jme-
mem podekoval Ceskosloven-
skemu Pomocnemu Vyboru "a
velikou a obetavou 1cast ma te-
to vanocni nadflce.
Je mi opravdu pTijemnou po-
vinnostf predat Yam, vazene
danny a panov6, vyrazy dfk1
6sl. vojensk6 spravy a tlumociti
Yam zaroven srdecne pozdra-
Wy vSech nasich vojfnn pozem-
mich i leteckych sill v Anglii, A
frice a v Rusku.
Nemusfm Vas zajiste ujisto-
vat, re darby, ktere nasi vojaci
k vanoc1m obdrzeli, byly Jim
stejn6 mile, jakoby prisIy cd
nekoho draheho z tax tezce
zkousene vlasti. Byly Jim ne
jen nahradou "a ztraceny styk
$ domovem, ale zaroven take
mravnf posilou ma dalsi cestu
Ia velikym a vznesenym cflem
narodnfm, ma cestu plnou stra-
danf, odrfkanf a krvavych o.
betf.
Prosfm, abyste i v budoucno-
sti pamatovali ma nase statecne
b%ojovnfky a abyste, jake dosa-
wade, byli jim svou laskou a
vypomoci nahradou "a domo-
vinu.
Preji Yam k dalsi narodnf
cinnosti vseho zdaru i zGsta-
yam Sc srdecnymi pozdravy
oddany
Colonel O. Spaniel,
Ceskoslovenske vyslanectvf
Vojensky a letecky Attache
2349 Massachusetts, Ave, NV.
Washington, D. G..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Tanky "Lidice" a "Lezaky."

Washington (OWD: Poole
moskevskeho rozhlasu hlasene-
no Office of War Information,
vojfni cs. armadnfch jednotek v
Rusku sebrali mezi sebou 1 mi
lion rublG k zakoupen1 tankG
pro sve jednotky. Nekterf vo-
JIM dali vsechny sve osobnf Il
spory do tohoto fondu. Prvni
diva tanky dodane pro cs. jed
notku budou pojmenovany eli
dice" a "Lezaky' ma pamet
Nemci surove vyhlazenych csl.
vesnic. Velfcf dGstojnfk csl,
jednotek, plukovnfk Svoboda v
depesi ministersk6mu predse-
dow Josefu Stalinovi dekova]
sovetskemu vIdci "a prflezitost
bojovati prot tradicnim nepra-
ItelGm CechoslovakI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
ZVEME VSECHNY cECHO.
SLOVAKY SRDECNE MA O.
SLAVU~
NAROZENIN v NEDELI.
DINE ID. BREZNA.

Ma prvnfm mfste 81 prejeme
ably navsteva tohoto dine byla
takova, ably oslava byla d6stoj-
nou pamatky toho velkeho mu-
re. Pfejeme 81, ably v ten den
byly zastoupeny vsechny sloz-
ky Ceskoslovenskeho zivlu zde
V Baltimore ma spolecne oslave
v Sokolovne. Chceme, ably v
ten den vsichni Cechoslovaci v
Baltimore 81 uvedomili vespo-
lex, re mezi vyznacnymi muzi
dvacateho stoletf zaTf jake hive
IDA muz vysly z chudeho Ces-
koslovenskeho lidu, mas T. C.
Masaryk, muz velkych statnic-
kych schopnost1 a prozfravosti,
muz ryzeho c%harakteru, este a
laskave duse, muz plneho po-
rozumenf a lasky pro lidstvo.
Oslava Dude holden tomuto
velikemu Cechoslovaku, Dude
to vsak take ocenen1 nam &C.
choslovakGm, re sc dovedeme
raditi jen "a takovymi muzi a
re 81 jich dovedeme vaziti. DR..
Oldfich Chyle z Washingtonu
pfislibil 1cast jake slavnostni
recnfk. Cftfme, re DR.. Chyle
Je jedinecne povolan promluvi-
tt k nam o vyznamu Masaryka.
Dramaticky odbor Sokola
"Blesk' slfbil zahrati ma pocest
oslavy poutavou a doj1mavou
hru ga VAST. Vine, re to-
HE dovede navnaditi mnoho
krajanu, ably pfisli ma oslavu.
Zmlnili jsme Sc v minulych
clanc1ch, re dGstojnym dopln-
KEN slavnosti Dude rozdavani
diplomd tenn, kterf prispeli da-
rem SIS 6. N. S. PTejeme 81 O.
vsem V zajmu veci, ably bylo co
nejvlce takovych darcG. Ne
chceme vsak, ably to odradilo
cd ~navstevy oslavy toho, komu
nenl mono prispeti G. N. S.
timto jednoraznym darem. u
vedomujeme 81 pine, re mes1c
brezen je mesicem prvnf splat-
ky ma dane, ktere jsou mnohem
vyssi nez jina leta. Vine take,
re Cechoslovaci vzdy pomohou
kdyz mohou. Zveme proto vse-
chny Cecohslovaky zde " Balti-
more ably prisli beg rozdilu O.
slaviti pamatku Tomase Masa-
ryka. Vstup je volny, Dude jen
dobrovolna sblrka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
MlStnl ZprdVy.

Snatek v kruz1ch Sokol.
skych.- Minuly patek byli cd
DAM sonubenci: p. Emil Tabor
sky a 81. Louisa Zemanova. ze-
Mich, syn re sokolske rodiny p.
q pf. Alberta a Josefy Tabor
skych, SIG N. Montford Ave.,
je nacelnfkem Sok. Jed. Blesk.
Nevesta, dcera krajan1 p. a pi.
Antona Zemana, 9O3 N. Rose
ST. je cinnou clenkou BALTIC.
Jedn. Sokolic. Oddavacf OBJ
Tady vykonal Rev. Josef M.
Vondracek.
= Dostali jsme milou vzpo-
mfnku Cd znameho baltimor-
skeho krajana p. Rudy PaT1z-
ka, ktery meska ma lecen1 v
Hot Springs, Arkansas. Ma po-
hlednici pozdravuje Sokolky a
SoAoly B~altimorskych Jednot.
Dale 81 ma mas vzpomel z
dOvolene V New Yorku mlady
baltimoTan Frank TINA.
T6locvicna Jednota Sokol
Belcamp, Md, poTada prednas-
ku Ultra V sobotu, dine 27. 1no-
"a 1913 ma ktere promluvi zna-
my nam vsem Kapitan V. Vos-
ka z New Yorku.
Kapitan VoSka ie znam q
poslednfho odbojoveho hnutf,
je dobrym Tecnfkem a Dude
mluvit ma thema: "Dnesnf Va
lecna a politicka situace."
Dovolujeme 81 zvati ma tuto
pTednasku vsechny naSe pirate
lie, kterym Dude mono Sc k
nam dostaviti.
Ia T. J. Sokol Belcamp, Md.
John Waters, jednatel.
= Upozornujeme ma diva
delhi predstavenf "Kupte 81
Radio, kter6 sehraje Ochot-
nicky Spolek Csady sv. Vacla-
va tuto nedeli, %. 1nora v 8:15
hodin vecer. Jest to vesela tas-
kaTice, velice zabavna a zajf-
mava. Proto radfme VAN, po-
sp&ste V nedeli vecer do Audi
toria skoly osady sv. Vaclava,
800 block N. Collington Ave.
- Tuto nedeli, %. dnora po-
fada Klub Ceskych Mlad1kG Z.
Wardy We sve klubovne, 21OO
Ashland Ave. "Ustficove Ho-
dy' cd L. do 6. hodin vecer.
Danny jsou vftany. Vybor pri-
pravuje mnozstvf jfdel a obcer-
stveni.
= Chcete 81 pochutnati ma
dobr6 jitrnicce a cerstve jitrni-
cove polevce? Zajdete tuto ne
deli, %. 1nora do Sokolovny,
rob Gay a Preston ulic, ktera
Dude otevTena cd 2 bod. odpol.
ku pfatelskemu posezen1 a po-
baveni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
President varoval zemi pred
nebezpeci.

Washington, D. C. = Presi-
dent Roosevelt We sve reci v
den vyroc1 narozenin George
Washingtona pravil, re Ameri-
ka stale cell nebezpeci a ne
st6st1 jake "a dob George Wa
shingtona a naznacil, re vitez-
stv1 neni jeste ga rohem''
vzdor 1spechGm hrdinne arma-
dy ruske. ZdGraznil, re costa
nenl lehka a karal ty America
ny, ktef1 slovem neb p1smem
davaj1 osovym mocnostem IA
lesne pflznaky, re mas narod
nen1 jednotny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Clipper Sc zritil.

Lisabon, %. 1nora hlasf, re
Yankee Clipper, ktery pfile-
tel re Spojenych StatG sc zTftil
pr pfistani ma Tece Tagus. Ne
kolik minut pred vystoupenim
cestujic1ch, doslo ma Clipperu k
vybuchu. Re 40 cestuj1cfch je
20 nezvestnych, patrne sc uto-
pill. 4 c~estuj1c1 zeny byly "a
chraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26

Kampan ValeGneho Fondu cerveneho Kffze zapocne
formalne velkym shromazden1m Lyric Theatre, V sobotu,
dine 27. 1nora V 8 hodin vecer. Spolu1cinkovati budou Balti-
morsky symfonicky orchestr a Baltimore and Ohio Glee Club.
Ma tonic shromazden1 kratce promluvf guverner Herbert R
OConor a mayor Howard w. Jackson. Hlavnfm recnfkem
Dude zahranicnf correspondent New York Times" %. Harold
vezen.
Program Dude zakoncen Red Cross War Services Pa
geant.
Podomnf sbfrka zapocne v pond6li, 1. bfezna.
Vyzyvame nase krajany by die moznosti CO nejvfce pi-
spell ma tuto nanejvyse potTebnou a humannf kampan Valee-
neho Fondu Cerveneho Kffze!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Rusko zarucuje predmnichov'
ske hranice &. S. r.

New York, %. 1nora.-Dnes-
nj c1slo New York Times" pTi-
nasl telegrafickou zpravu z
Londyna, re Svaz Sovet1 zvla-
stn1 smlouvou zavazal sc cesko-
slovenske Wade v Londyne, re
Dude podporovat obnoveni
predmnichovskych hranic Ces.
koslovenske Republiky. Tt
znamena = prav1 Sc v telegra.
mu z Londyna - re i Podkar.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
POSLEDNf ZPRAVY.
Diva transporty potopeny Sc
Ztratou $50 zivotH.

z Washington, D. C. bylo O.
znameno, re pocatkem tohoto
mesice byly potopeny ponorka-
mi nase 2 osobne-nakladnf To-
de V severnfm Atlantiku, pfi
cemz $50 americkych vojakd,
namofnik1 a civilistG pTis 10 O
zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Prfjem "a zboz1 a Diary: Mrs.
Zadera 1925; Mrs. Zahradka
$500; Mrs. Jos. He'll $3.50;
Mrs. Koutnfk $1.0O.
Srdecne dfky vsem vzdava
Csl. Pomocny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Spojenci zastaviIi postup Rom
mela " Tunisku pc 3-dennim
tezkem boji.

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Kaserina prGsmyku a smeToval
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