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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01

1MI ENlhb 1rCfCl1A llON Dis
TRICT, Plaintiff
VS..
THOMAS p. BARBER, ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings 10 Thomas
P. Barber, First National Bank of
Holtville, a National Banking Asso-
ciation, Laurel NJ Ferguson and
Grace d. Ferguson, John Doe, Jane
Doe, Richard Roe, John Doe Com
pany, a Corporation, Richard Roe
Company, partnership. j. Doe
as Executor of the Estate of r.
Roe, Deceased, and j. Doe as Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of r. Roe,
Deceased, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after the
service on you of this summons-if
served within this county; or with
in thirty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial State of Cali
fornia, this 21st day Of September,
l942.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY M A. CHRISTIAN,
(SeaD No. 33 Deputy Clerk
N l3-20-27
D 4-l1-18-25
y Ibis
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

1894
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01

FOR SALE-20 acres in alfalfa,
good house. rms and bath.
pressure water system, | mile
south Of town. Inquire 654H Adj
ans. l-6
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01
.3-ROOMS FOX RENT

NICELY FURNISHED room. adj
joining bath, with shower. Out
side entrance. Phone 1079J. 12-30tf
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01

NICE ROOMS for rent. Call 659M.
Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01
l9-clTY PROPERTY FOR SALE

NICE MODERN home, south side.
bedrooms, large front room, love-
ly kitchen, laundry and water
heater in garage, beautiful front
and back yard $4,000. Tyler In
surance Agency. 12-13TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01
No. 20569
SUMMONS

Hairy W. HORTON and George r.
Kirk, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT, Plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01
i6-Country Property TOR Sale
w. E.HANCOCK

Since 1914 "The Farm Land Man"
IA mi West of Courthouse. PHI. $50
7-gtf
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01

WANT BOY IA years old with bi-
cycle to carry paper route in
Holtville. Call Ell Centre 300; ask
for Art Davis. 12-29TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01

THOMAS P. BARBER, ct al, De-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-01

Harry w. Horton and George r
Kirk, Attorneys for Plaintiff:
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT, Plaintiff,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08

WALTER WNCHELL Is on . tour of duty outside Cont. mental United States. During his absence, contributors will substitute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
TROPHY FLAG WON
 BYlDEPARTMENT 2
Best Attendance Record. Is Maintained With Score of 96.29% for Week

Despite icy weather, gas rationing, and other transportation difficulties, Department 3 of The Bristol Com pany retained for second week the Trophy Flag awarded for the pest departmental attendance record. Their attendance score for the week was 06.29 percent. The attendance tally takes into account tardiness as well as absence.
 The attendance campaign, which was begun by the War Production Committee of the Bristol Company three weeks ago, has helped main- tain a plant wide attendance record of better than 91 percent; freeze ups, emergency gas rationing, and holidays not withstanding.
 This campaign is part of a con- tinuouS program instituted by the War Production Committee to stim- r,late the output of equipment vital ly needed by the Army and Navy and by other war industries in the arsenal of democracy. This phase of the program is based on the fact that Victory begins at the time clock and only actual working minutes count toward victory.
 Howard H. Bristol, Jr., is chairman of the sub committee in charge of the attendance program. Other members of this committee include P. F. Anderson, J. E. Kearns, and E. Gabrielson.
 Ire members of the Bristol War Production Committee are: LA. H. Peterson, chairman, Paul Anderson, secretary, G. P. Lonergan, J. E. Kearns, A. c. Sandin, c. T. Evans, J. M. Lutze, A. Nolde, Louis Wander Eyk, and Emil Mark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
HIGH SCHOOLS l AIDING DRIVE
Crosby, LeavenwOrth Stu-
 dents Invest in War Sav- ingS Stamps

Crosby High students yesterday purchased Sl,35495 worth of war savings stamps, the largest amount since the stamp sales started. &C., cording to 8 report made by Miss Kathryn Hayes, chairman. The grand total since the drive opened is $10,611.95, representing purchase of 44,450 stamps by 1124 pupils.
 A total of $595.55 worth were sold at Leavenworth High school yester- day, it was announced by Frank c. Began. principal. Five session rooms received 100 per cent awards.
 Individual class totals at Crosby in yesterdays drive were as follows: Juniors. 269 pupils, 2,068 stamps to- taling $451.05; freshmen, 210 pupils 1647 stamps totaling $378.90; sophomores, IFS pupils, l.123 stamps totalling $282.4O; seniors, I'll pupils 914 stamps totalling $24260.
 Highest session rooms yesterday follow. Room 109A, Miss Kathryn w. Hayes, 38 pupils, ATS stamps $92 230; Room 309B, Miss Mildred
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08

the limited production is permitted under an amendment to General Limitation Order Leg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
THOMAS M. CONLON, IDEAL CONTROLLER
Board of Finance Adopts Resolution on Passing of
 Popular Official

A resolution on the death of Con- troller Thomas M. Conlon was adopted yesterday by the board of finance. It was prepared by a com- nittee consisting of Acting Mayor John s. Monagan, Edward P. Egan and Ortop P. Camp.
 The board directed that copies be sent to the family of the late con- trOlier. -f
 The body of the resolution is as follows:
 Thomas M. Conlon was the ideal controller. By education and natura. aptitude he was preeminently quail lied to oversee the financial affairs of the city. He brought to bear up- on these matters a vigorous and practical mind. His policies were conservative and constructive. He burned into creative channels a job which might have been merely rou- line. We shall remember best his trtendhness and his generosity, his kindness and good humor, and the warm human personality that graced his relations with other men. We shall miss him."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08

Cloudy, 21 pupils, 307 stamps, $80.95; Room 108B. Miss Josephine Menotti 21 pupils. S59 stamps, $07.65; Room 107, Miss Jane Given, 70 pupils, 301 stamps. $75.45; J. F. Roland, 9 pu- pills, l94 stamps, $67; Room PIT, Roy H. Walch, 28 pupils, PA stamps, $66.20; Room 2lO, Miss Julia Sulll- van, 28 pupils, 252 stamps, $6405; Room POS, Clarence Tappin, 35 pu- pills, 220 stamps, $61.00.
 Rooms awarded 100 per cent em- blems yesterday were: Room 109A, Miss Hayes, perfect percentage for l2th consecutive week; Room 203 Miss Angie Keene, perfect percent age fourth time; Room 217, Mir Walch, third time; Room 208, MT Tappin, third time and Room 2O9 William s. Smith, likewise third time.
 Leaders of the day at room sale: at Leavenworth were: A. E. Smith. les, $S6O5; MT. Dillon, $57.45; MT Bedell, $55; c. J. Bannon $45.4( Miss Connor. $31.25. Glass leader; follow: Seniors, MT. Dillon, Room 101. $57.45; juniors, MT. Smithies Room POI, $86.05: sophomores, Mis- Shanahan, Room 219, $22.50; fresh- men, MT. Corrigan, Room 301 $29.50.
 MT. Began presented 100 per cent l awards to the following session rooms: 1O1, MT. Dillon; POI, MT Smithies; POP, MT. Coleman; 204, MI Bannon, and 205, MT. Bedell. Each pupil in those rooms purchased al least one stamp apiece.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08

Restaurant meals are included in Palestine's food rationing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
Broadway and Elsewhere
FLASHES, DOTS AND DAsHEs-
By Jock Loit

Mink coats and slaclEs are hot with the B'way haut monde. Tal- lulah Bankhead goes in for 'em and Lynn Fontanne goes out in em-only Lynn's slacks are of leop- ard slZin :. Quentin Reynolds, who Is ga-ga on Stalin, Is in Washing ton, waI1gling an Admission to Mos- cow-with India and China to fol- low Joe Martin was bitterly let down when Speaker Ray'Jurn was reelected. The Mass. leader had certain assurances beyond t!se party lineup when he resigned as chair man, of the COP NatT Committee .. Pvt. Tyrone Power of the Mar ines started his seven-week boot camp course in San Diego -. Sen. Clark of Ida, will appeal to FDR to end J. Caesar Petrillo's recording ban, claiming it has already put some smaller radio stations out of business.
 George Lait, war correspondent, who has been, and still is, with Montgomery's Army chasing Rom mel, finds 1t not all glory and glamor on the Trail of the Loathsome Swine. He writes, from Bengazi (Nov. 23) that he is passing the Winter along Mussolini's Cyrenaican Gold Coast which, save for perpetual No. African rain, biting damp cold, rotten food and billions of mosquitos and flies, is a paradise =. But it has been fun watching what makes the supermen rrn!"
 Two Hollywood stars, woman and a man, both foreign-born, were ordered to rise in 21 when they were sitting half through the Star Spangled Banner The Met has gone in for shapely chorines a-la Broadway, and some of the beefy old-timers are trying to organize to protest ,. When you see Veda Ann Borg in Something to Shout About" you will see g. face that goes with the title. But it is masterpiece of plastic surgery and she looks nothing like she did before bad auto accident Ali Vanderbilt has switched from KIT to PIT. He's mustered out K. T. Stevens for the duration and is concentrating on a PIT boat Ensign Huntington Hartford and Jane Bradley laugh at reports that they have split l. .. Dinah Shore will chuck musicals on Broadway for 8 picture in Holly wood-where George Montgomery lives.
 Georgie Hale, the hard-boiled young Broadway girl-show producer, for whom thousands of fascinating show girls have toiled, has gone soft for Anega Green, a model |. Eileen Shirley is fed up with Harry Richman and is returning the big fourth finger blazer that once flashed on Clara Bows left hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
w ORLD w AR A YEAR AGO
 JAN. 8, 1922
(By United Press)

U. s. Navy announces Japanese lost 8 cruiser, four destFOyers, a gunbOat and submarine at Wake Island from Dec. 8 to its fall on Dec. %.
 Moscow radio announces siege of Sevastapol concluded.
 Japanese report advance to with in 26O miles of Singapore in West ern Malaya since start of Far Eastern offensive a month ago.
 British RAF raid Bangkok.
 Japanese planes bomb Neither land naval air base at AmbOina Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
REPAIR PARTS FOR
 SEWING MACHINES

Repair parts for sewing machines will be made during 1943, and needles are included in this cate- gory, the War Production Board announced today. Manufacture of needles will be permitted at an equivalent to 150 per cent of the 1940-41 annual rate, and of other repair parts at 125 per cent of the 1940-41 annual rate. Fix ,ns.on of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
PRTFR HART DIES

Ansonias Conn, Jan. S. CUP)- Peter Hart, 67, former mayor of An- yorie from 1882 to 1os0, died sud- denly last night. tg.
 A former resident of Winsted, Hart was Q former member of the Ansoriia Board of Public Works and Board Of Education. He was Re- publican, and operated a chain Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
FLOOR COVERINGS

WILTON RUGS-9x12. In varied patterns Also some Administer rugs in this OG0 kA group. Reg $7950,... ....... @VOeOV HAIR RUG CUSHIONS-Waffle top cushions, 9x12 size, to protect your rugs. (E OR Reg. $6.95 ...................... ~VoWV AMERICAN ORIENTAL RUGS-9x12 and 1t. 3 in. 10 it. 6 in. Blue, red, 0Q0 S0 beige. Reg $985O, O,............. @OWoVV PATCH RUGS-27x54. Reg $2.s5 and $3.s5-
 $2.69 and $S.49 HOOKED RUGS-Bright and gay. co E0 24x36. Reg $2.98 ................ ~AsO~ Oy.E S:1 .sgS sgss-a7.4o: '7..e:........... $1.95 PATCH RUGS-24x40. @& E0 Reg. $1.95 ...................... @4oOW CONGOLEUM RUGS - Floral and geometric s:s. Rssts,a:; .sss' '.ia 'l............... $5.95 ADMINISTER RUGS-0xl2. Leaf, Colonial, 18th Century patterns. W90 0E Reg. $4660 ................... ~OOOWO SAMPLE 'RUGS-Small rugs !. for hot dish pads, table pads. chair seatsl-
 9c, 19c, 39c, 59c
 FOURTH FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
From Our Budget DRESS SHOP

SPUN RAYON AND SUEDE DRESSES - Tai- lored, in plain colors, in coat and button-to- the-waist styles. &1 OQ CLEARANCE OF CREPE DRESSES - Green, navy black and brown. in dresses for misses and women. C9 GO Reg. $498, $5.98. Each ......... s@OsVV
 2 for $7.OO
 BRUNCH COATS-Dirndls and wrap-arounds ill cheerful checks and pretty OT 70 floral prints. Reg. $1 ...... ep1O@ V PERCALE DRESSES-Tailored frocks, in floral prints. Misses and women's (A 7O sizes. Reg. $1.98 ................ Y4SA V BRUNCH COATS AND HOUSECOATS-Crisp percales and SeerSuckers in printed wrap around styles. Sizes IA to 20. (0 H0 Reg. S298 GAOOJ RAYON FRENCH CREPE PRINT DRESSES Crown tested rayon crepe exquisitely styled and trimmed in fresh new frocks. CD nn Reg. $398 ..............-....... %VSVV PERCALE DRESSES-A special purchase of 80 square and 68x72 percales! Long wearing lovely in floral prints Coat and button-to-the- waist styles. (A S0
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08

Venezuela will tax prizes won in its national lottery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
JEWELRY AND HANDBAGS

SIMULATED CALF AND GRAIN HANDBAGS Top handle and underarm styles. 2. in black brown navy and tan. (& AM HUGE CAPESKIN RAGS-Black, brown, navy tan and red in smart large CD 0M handbags. Reg. $500. .......... @OoOO STERLING SILVER PINS-Brooch and spray pins, in sweet flower patterns. @A nM Reg. $1.98 to $3.98 ,........... ~4OVV "CARRYALL" COMPACTS-With compart- ments for lipstick money, cigarettes, and %iss Utssr rss sss' R!a dn Sl1se' trimmed soc COSTUME JEWELRY-Pins, earrings, brace lets, and 60 in. necklaces. EAA Reg. to $1.00. Each h........... OVV HANDBAGS -Capeskin, broadcloth and faille =. in bla k brown, navy, tan, red, green. Made in sA art top handle and W0 @M underarm ayles Reg. $2.S6..... @AeOW W
 = STREET FLOOR
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Sokol Josef Cermak petaosm-
desatnikem.

rs. 1nora DOLL Sc petaosm-
desatky Josef Cermak, starry So
kolsky harcovn1k, byvaly dlou-
holety pfedseda Americke OBJ
&c Sokolske a sokolsky p1smak,
.jeden z nejzaslouzilejs1ch cs.
narodn1ch pracovn1k1 v Anne
rice. Tohoto uctyhodneho We
ku doz1va Sc Josef Cermakv pl-
ne dusevnf i telesne svezesti v
domovne sve dcery PAM storka-
move, v Oak Park, Ill.
Cd sveho 1tleho mlad1 byl
Cermak typem Sokola, jak 81 no
predstavovali zakladatele So
kolstva. Narodil Sc We Starem
Kollne mad Labem a prijel do
Ameriky We veku 16 let. V So
kolske organisaci prosel Ger
max vsemi 1Tady. Jiz roce
1887 vedl prvnf americkou So
kolskou vypravu ma II. Vseso-
kolsky slet. Pc dlouhou Tadu
let p1sobil ma chicagskych We
rejnych skolach jake ucitel te-
lovychovy a do dnes je literar-
ne ciny, jake pilny prispfvatel
do Americkeho Sokola.
V predvecer Cermakovych
narozenin, %navst1vil nestora A
merickeho Sokola, starosta A
mericke Oboe Sokolske Karel
M. Prchal, predseda Cs. Mar.
Rady prof. J. J. Zmrhal a cs.
senator Volta Benes, kteTf mu
prisli blahoprat k vyznamnemu
zivOtnlmu jubileu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
TIL vojini Sc stall americkymi
obcany.

Washington (OWD - V
souhlase s politikou poskytnut1
obcanstvf pTfsluSnlk1m americ-
Ike branne moci, tfi vojini csl.
p1vodu byli v techto dnech ma
turalizovani We Washingtone v
souhlase sc zvlastnfmi zakony
nedavno platnymi.
Naturalizovani byli vojfni :
Michal Jan Kmejt a Jan Walk
a konecne serzant Antonin Ho-
Tub, drzitel leteckeho kTize a
jinych v~yznamenani "a chra-
brost a Glen slavne 10 bombar-
dovacf perute. Serzant Holub
sestfelil "a 1toku japonskych
letadel ma filipinske letiste
Clark Field diva japonske le-
touny stT1leje z poskozeneho
americkeho letadla ma letisti.
Naturalizacnf obTady proved
distriktni federalni soudce F.
Dickinson Let's.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Kladensky lekar muGen
Cestapem.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

z Londyna sc dovfdame, re
mezi obetmi nacistlcke zbesilo.
sti ma Kladensku byl i DIR. Ig-
nae HAHN, tamni lekaT a vyzna-
cny pracovn1k kulturni a poll
ticky, cinny We strane narodne
demokraticke. Pr pohonu ma
ceske lidi pc usmrceni nemec-
keno policisty Kniestla byl DIR.
HAHN, starec osmdesatilety s
mnoha jinymi verejnymi pra-
covniky zatcen a poslan do kon
centracnlho tabora, odkud sc
pozdeji vratil - sc zlamanymi
zebry.
DR.. Ignac HAHN byl bratrem
Aloise Hama, redaktora Osve-
ty lidu v Pardubic1ch a Anto-
nina Hama, redaktora, spiso-
vatele a vydavatele v Praze.
Vsichni tri bratTi Sc z1castnili
hnutf OmladinaTskeho v letech
devadesatych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Move nemecke pozadavky vIIGci
vasalHm.

Washington (OWD Mem
CT pfedlozili Madarsku a il
nym vasalskym zemim move po
zadavky ably vyrovnali lidske
a materialn1 ztraty ma rusk6
fronte. N6mecka vlada pred
lozila V techto dnech pozada-
vek poslani dalsich pracovnfch
sill a surovin cd vlad Madarska
Rumunska, Bulharska, Sloven-
ska a Chorvatska. Poole hla-
Semi OWL n6mecky pozadavek
zdGraznuje nesmlrne vaznou
situaci IA vychodnl front8.
Italie a Madarsko dostaly
rozkaz zvysit zasilky zemed6l-
skych produktG do N6mecka.
Nemci take zadali ably Madar-
Isko nahradilo 9 divis1, kter6
byly rozbity ruskymi armada
mi. Ma zaklade toho byla V
Madarsku nar1zena mobilizace
muzG stars1ch 35 let.
Rumunsku N6mci naTldili o.
devzdavati vSechnu jej1 naftu,
dokonce i tn urcenou pro ex-
port do Turecka. Nemecka
mensina ma Slovensku must Wy
praviti jednu S. S. divisi "a je-
dnu divisi znicenou ma Kavka-
re. Chorvatsko dostalo rozkaz
dodati 10 divisl ma vychodni
frontu. Pavelic jiz naT1dil mo-
bilizaci vsech muz1 cd II do
70 let ably vyhovel nemeckemu
roZkaZu.
Pro vetSinu vasalG Hitlera
jsou tyto pozadavky nesplnitel-
ne. A je pfirozene, re tyto ne
nome pozadavky pTispejl k
zvysen1 politickeho napet1 v
techto zemfch. N6mecko je
zoufale a tato %opatTeni nellie
pc ukazujf natlak provadeny
majesty k docflen1 jejich touhy
ovladnouti cely kontinent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
President Turecka Ionu
znovuZvolen.

Ankara. Gen Ismet Ionu,
byl jednomyslne znovuzvolen
ma druhou ctyTletou lhGtu jake
president Turecka.
Ionu byl zvolen Z. tureckym
snemem, ktery byl zvolen %. u
nora. Ionu, predseda republi-
kanske lidove strany byl zvo-
len narodn1m shromazdenim
dine II. listopadu 1888 pc zem-
felem presidentovi Ataturkovi.
Byl znovuzvolen r. 1889.
Myslf Sc, re premier Sukru
Saracoglu Dude opet povefen
utvoTenim noVeho kabinetu.
Politictf pozorovatel6 v6ff, re
turecka vlada Dude pokracova-
ii v politice neutrality, pokud
samostatnost Turecka nebude
ohrozena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Trinerovo Horke Vino a brezen

Extraordinarily brezen je le-
tos prvnfm jarn1m dnem. Ale
brezen byva caste jeste We spa
rech zimy, ktera Sc jen nerada
loucl sc svou vladou. Bfeznov6
blizzardy a ledove vetry mo
hou yam hodne ubliziti, neiste-
Ii prot MIN dostatecne obrneni
Hlavnl v6cf je, abyste NELL "a
ludek V pofadku. Trinerovo
Horke Vino S Vitaminem 81
Je lahodny a spolehlivy zalu-
decnl prostfedek. Pro tento
meslc zvlast ma byti v kazd6
domacnosti. Uzivejte je die
navodu ma lahvi. Kazdy lekar-
mix yam poslouzf Trinerovvm
Horkym V1nem S Vitaminem
B-1, ale kdybyste je nahodou
nemohli nikde V okol1 dostati.
poslete $1.25 neb $3.50 firme
Jos. Triner Corp, 1888 Ash
land Ave, Chicago, ILL.,. a do
stanete Jednu neb sest lahvf
Trlnerova Hofkeho Vina S vi
taminem 81 postou vyplacene.
Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19

SJA~ SPOJ~AA~Ss
Lid Spojenych narodn vytva-
ri spolecnou zasobu nejen zbra
nj, ale i potravin. Kazdy spo-
jenecky vojak, ktery bojuje
proti Ose, pomaha tim setfiti
zivoty vojak6 americkych. Ka-
zdy spojenecky delnfk, ktery
vklada do rukou vojaka novou
zbran, ulehcuje tim bremeno
odpovednosti, spocfvajfcf ma ma
Sem vlastn1m prGmyslu valec-
mem. Zdravy rozum nam rika,
re s temi, kterf Sc podflf ma ma
Sem boji, musfme sc Ease my
deliti o omericke potraviny.
S. Ma domaci fronts.
Take nase civilnf obyvatel-
stvo = zvlaste pax ii, kteri w.
habeji nastroje valky - must
byti dobTe ziveno. Ones pra-
lcuj1 Americana namahaveji a
delsf hodiny, neil byli posled-
mi leta zvyklf. Ia to vsak wy
delavaj1 vice a mali vice pc
nez ma potraviny, kterych vsak
bohuzel nen1 v kazdem pripa-
de tolik, ably bylo mono uspo-
kojiti vsechny jejich pozadav-
ky. Rozumne zuzitkovani po-
travin, kterych je zde nadby-
tex, a rozdelovani ostatnfch
tax, ably Sc kazdemu dostalo
podilu, pc pravu ma nej pfipa-
dajfcfho, zajistf nam vsak i ma
dOmac1 fronte dostatek potra-
vim.
Porovnejte tyto potreby S w.
sledky jedinecnych produkc.
mich vykon1 americkeho zeme.
delstv1 roku 1912 a s 1kolem
ktery 81 americt1 farmaTi vytkl
ma rok 1913. Kdyz tax ucini.
tie, pax ia ohromna cisla ma o.
bou strankach VAST 1cetnf kni
ny je cimsi opravdu ohromuji
elm.
Jedna vec je Jista, a to ia
Re americkemu narodu nehroz:
zadne nebezpeci hladu! Pro.
dukujeme a v budocunosti bu.
deme We stale vzrGstajicfm me.
ritku produkovati nejvets1 "a.
soby potravin v dejinach sveta
Nebudeme snad m1ti zde donna
vse to, echo bychom 81 pTali -
ale i nase valecna strava Dude
VzDP WILMA, vzdy dostacujf
CT k zachovan1 zdravi a ener.
gle. Jakost stravy Dude zavi
seti hlavne ma intelligence, ktert
uzijeme pfi planovanf diety.
Ia valky must ovsem prvn
vec prichazeti ma radu vzdJ
prvn1. A dnes nenf mic d1le
zitejsfho, nezli je silna a odho.
diana armada bojovn1k1, at W
tito bojuj1 pod kteroukoli vlaj
kou Spojenych narod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
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Potraviny jsou spolecnou ne
zbytnostf, cfmsi, bez echo sc nj
kdo neobejde. Ia otazkou DO
travin skryva Sc v teto valce
problem, jehoz resent vyzadu-
je pozorneho planovani. Rok
1913 pTinaSf S sebou nejvetsf
pozadavky, jake kdy byly kla-
deny ma zemedelskou produk-
Utmost kterehokoli. naroda.
Zamyslete sc mad tim, co vse
potrebujeme:
/. Americti bojovnici.
Mali stav nasf armady, ma
mofnictva, namorni pechoty a
pobfeznf straze dosahnouti 10
100000 .muzG Ca snad i vice.
musfme opatriti skutecne hory
potravin. Ma pTiklad: vojak
spotrebuje ma fronte denne pet
a pill libry ~potravin, ackoli pr1
merry civilista konsumuje ie-
nom asi til libry. A krone to-
no jedine spravny druh potra-
vim dodava mu energie, ktera z
neho cinf zdatneho bojovnfka.
2. Nase budouci ofensivy.
Neil budeme S to zahajiti
jakoukoli ofensivu, musime ma.
shrOmazditi ohrOmne zasOby
potravin. Kazda nova vojen.
ska kampan pfedpoklada d1-
kladne pfedchozl planovanf
Jakmile Dude pfipraveno vol.
sko a vyzbroj, budou muset by.
tt pripraveny i potraviny. MOI.
most brzke slime ofensivy zavi.
81 z velke cast ma tom, kolih
potravin name prave k dispo.
sici.
3. Jake zbran invase.
Potraviny jsou prostTedken
k vyhranf nejedne bitvy = q
to bez prolitf krve- bitvy pro.
ii vasalskym narod6m Osy, kite,
re valcf proti dobTe zivenyn
bojovnikum S prazdnymi zaluo
ky a bez jakekoli touhy poma.
haiti SWIM utlacovatelGm. Pc.
traviny jsou tez neocenitelnoU
zbranf v okupovanych zem1ch
(V severnf Africe, kde nacistf
vybrakovali vse, CO Sc dalo, pre-
vedly americke potraviny ne.
jednoho francouzskeho vojaks
ma nasi stranu.) Velke zasoby
potravin dopomohou nam K
pTatelstvi lidu v osvobozenycl
uzemfch, budou povzbuzenin
tenn, kteff nam mohou pomoc.
pTi invasi.