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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

haZQe OSODe V Amerlce Dude
dovolen pTfdel masa asi dive H.
Dry tydne, ctvrt libry masla a
ctvrt libry syria die bodoveho
prfdelu pocinajfc pondelkem.
Tuto bodovou hodnotu urcila
1Tadovna cenove administrace
v novem pTfdelovem programu.
PrGmerna libra masa Dude
staff Sest bodG.
Maslo a syr budou osm bodu
libra.
Lepsf druhy masa, jake steak,
budou osm bod1 libra.
Pr1merny prfdel ma osobu
Dude 16 bodG tydne.
Techto 16 bod1 - cervene
znamky We vasf kn1zce cfslo 2
= mus1te 81 rozdelit ma vsech-
no, jake maso, krabicove ryby,
maslo, syr, mastnoty a olej.
V bodech jest velika rGz-
most hodnot, tax pr1kladne SUI
sene maso Dude IL bodG libra
a Ease prasecf ouska budou "a
l bod libra. Hamburger Dude
5 bodG libra, ale S roZdllem.
Hotove hamburger, z rGznych
druh1 masa a odhazk1 budou
5 bodG, kdezto "a mlete maso
urfznute a pax semlete muslte
dat 8 bod1.
Toto jest bodova hodnota v
malem, ale budete-li moci po-
tTebovat pill kravy, Dude YAM
pocitano pouze 5 bodG "a libru.
To je proto, re pri nakupu We
velkem, jake rezn1ci, Sc must
pocftat s odpadky, jake lGj a
kosti.
Je tedy ma maso povolena
v6tsi davka nez ma hotove po-
traviny, ale rodiny, ktere byly
zvykle jfsti mnoho masa, budou
Sc muset omezovat, ale system
Dude takovy, re i nejchudsf ro-
diny 81 budou moci maso kupo-
vat a toto nebude jen pro ty,
kteT1 mali dostatek dolarG a ma
Gene Jim nezalezelo.
V pondelf tedy byla vetsina
potravin pTidelovana a WYNN
kou budou mleko, chleb, obil-
niny, drGbez, zavareniny a GER
stve ovoce a zeleniny. Tento
pTfdel musel byt zaveden, ably
Sc dostalo ma kazdeho a ably
byl odstranen nedostatek masa
a ,jinych potravin v nekterych
castech zeme.
Lide stravuj1cf Sc v hostin-
c1ch, nebudou muset pfedkla-
dati kupony. Ia to ale budou
prfdely pro hostince a jfdelny
mensf a to Dude zna-
menat take mensf porce pro
kazdeho hosta. Pozdeji Dude
pTesne vytceno, kolik Dude mo-
Emo kazdemu hostu prodavat
bez kuponG.
FarmaTi jsou vyjmuti z pT1-
deli masa, masla a vseho, po-
kud mohou sc zasobit re svych
zdrojG, ale budou-li v malem
prodavat lidem, budou muset
pozadovat znamky.
Jelikoz jest urceno 16 bodG
tydne ma kazdou osobu, zname-
ma to i nemluvnata a proto ro-
ktere mali male deti, bu-
dou m1ti vice masa nez rodiny
bez det1.
Osmibodova hodnota Dude
ma steaky, 9 bodG ma sirloin
steak, ma telec1 Tfzky, veprove
a jehnec1 Tizky, ma cerstvou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Rusove O ztratach NemcH.

Sovetska informacnf kance.
lar oficielne popTela tvrzeni
jez ucinil Hitler We sve nedeln.
feci, re nemecke ztraty ma rus.
Ike fronte dosahuj1 vyse 542,.
OO0a opakovala ornament pre-
miera Stalina, re Nemci ma w.
chodnf front6 ztratili 100000
muzG, kteTf byli zabiti, nepocf-
tajic to ranene a zajate.
Kaneclar rovn6z poprela ne
mecke tvrzen1, ucinene dine 20.
bfezna, re mnoho s~ovetskych
jednotek bylo zniceno mezi Sc
vernim Doncem a Dn6prem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Csl. ministr Feierabend pribyI
do New Yorku.

Minuly tyden pTiletel ma La
Guardiovo letiste New Yorku
ceskoslovensky ministr finance
Ladislav Feierabend. Ministr
byl ma letisti uvftan Teditelem
ceskoslovenske informacnf sluz
by v New Yorku ministrem
drem. Janem Papankem a ces-
koslovenskym generalnfm kon-
sulem Harlem Hudcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
VALECNY HUMOR.


ONO 441NN11 q III
jistoty dostali rodice v Chicago
cd sveho syna ma vojne dopis,
re kter6ho Sc dozv6deli, re mia
dy voj1n Sc naleza s americkym
vojskem v Jerusaleme. Mno-
no toho nebylo, ale "a to dopis
vydal. Znel:
Drazf rodice: = Jsem nynf
V Jerusaleme, kde sc narodil
Pan Jez1s. Pral bych 81 ale by
tt zpet V Chicago, kde jsem Sc
narodil ia. =
Vas miluj1c1 syn James.
Valecny problem.
Cestuj1cf ma vlaku, ma nemz
bylo hodne vojakd a namoTnf-
XII jak V teto valecne dobe je
obvyklym zjevem, byl stedry v
rozdavan1 doutn1kd, kter6 =
mezi nami dGv6rne receno =
staly "a stareho kozla.
Vojaci jsouce z kasaren do
bfe vycepovani We zdvofilem
chovanf k civilist1m, nefikali
mic, az ma jednoho. Kdyz Ste
dry cestujfc1 prohodil, re by
mel poslati alespon krabici
tech doutnikd do fronty, pravil
omen prostofeky vojfn: GA jak
to dokazete, ably doutnfky Sc,
dostaly do rukou nacist6m?"
Jugoslavsky pozdrav.
Lide v evropskych zemich
Nemci podmanenych stale 81
vymyslejf nejrozlicnejsf 1sko-
ky, jak pGsobiti zhoubne ma
naladu nacistickych vetrelc1,
ktef1 beztak jiz chodi pc hor-
Ike p1de jake ma rozpalene pc
ci. Nejnovejsf prisla o tako-
VEN znepokojenf zprava z Ju-
~goslavie, kde teprve zadny Ne
mec ci Ital nenf jist zivotem.
Jugoslavci V jedne obci nell
pf1sne naF1zeno cd m1stn1ch ma
cistickych ~gaulajtr1, ably zdra-
viii gestapacke veliciny nacis-
tickym pozdravem: vztycenim
prave ruky. Jugoslavci vyho-
veil, ale gestapaknm to mile
nebylo, nebot We vztazen6 pra-
vici drzeli Jugoslavci kus pro-
vazu upraveneho We smycku,
!, jen do nj zadrhnouti hrdlo. Pc
J; te jiz gestapaci ma vymahanl
, povinneho pozdravu nelpeli.
Musi Sc obstovati.
Vojak, ktery byl pozvan Sc
t svymi ctyrmi kamarady k We
: ceri do obcanske rodiny, uni
: nil Sc o tom V dopise dom1 TAX
I to: Ones vecer jsme pozvani
k nejakym lidem ma veceri a
domacf zabavu. Verte mi, ra-
deli bychom z1stali V kasar-
: mach a dobre Sc vyspali = ale
: je ma mas vojacfch, abychom Sc
ob6tovali a pomahali udrzovati
a povzbuzovati moralku civil
: listG."
: Urazena pycha.
l D6lnfk pracujfcf V municnf
tovarn6 pTibl1zil Sc Ike stroll
: tax blfzko, re kolo jej uchopi-
10 "a sedac1 cast overalls a to-
clio S MIN We vzduchu k uzasu
spoludeln1k1 a hlavne dflove-
douc1ho, ktery honem vypjal e.
lektricky proud.
Bledy a ustraseny bezel d.
lOvedouc1 k deln1ku nehybne S
kola vis1cimu a zoufale volal:
John, promluv ma mpe, pro-
mluv ma mne !"
John Sc ma d1lovedouciho u
nyle podfval a pravil: "Proc
bych ma tebe mel mluvit? Letel
jsem kolem tebe sestkrate a
TVS neTekl ami slovo!"
Potvrzena moudrost.
Diva kamaradi vojaci z Chi
caga byli ma vycviku v tabore
santa Ana, California. Pr pr
vn1m nedeln1m volnu zaSli 81 k
mort a z1raj1ce ma more odpo-
c1vali. Jeden z Mich, ktery rad
Sc vychloubal svou ucennosti a
znalostmi pravil Ike kamaradu:
"Jen 81 povaz, re toto Pacific
Ike more je dvakrate tax velke
jake more Atlanticke."
Druhy vojak Sc ma uceneho
kamarada pod1val, potion 81 ma
padne pravic1 oci zast1nil, chvlli
obz1ral more a pax uznale pra-
vii: MAS 1plne pravdu, Je
vetSi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

zakladanf rodinneho krbu byla
vzrGstajlcf prosperita, ktera
mnohe parky primela k svatbe
bez jakychkoli ohled1 ma val
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Zabavene jmSni.
Dopravni nesnaze.

o zhorsene situaci dopravn1
svedci Tada vyhlasek, vydava-
nych cas- cd casu, ktere mari
zujf zkraceni DOLBY nutne k ma
kladanf a vykladanf zeleznic-
mich voz1. Poole poslednlho
n~arfzenf, kter6 bylo vydano v
polovici ledna, must byt vozy
nakladany a vykladany We dine
v noel cely tyden a vcetne ne
deli. Grad NIUE take narfdit
nucene vylozen1 nebo odvezenf
zboz1, o ktere sc zas1latel v cas-
nepostaral; We vaznejsfch pTf-
padech niue byt zas1latel pro
poruseni toheto narfzen1 tres
tan vezenfm. V casopise "Das
Reich" popisoval kdosi svou
cestu pc Cechach a pc Morave.
lfcenf byl ovsak takoveho
razu, re kterysi svedsky list Sc
mad jeho vyvody ironicky po-
zastavuje: "Ackoli sc o Cesfch
vi, piece je dobre znam
pc staletf jejich tuhy odpor
proti ~germanisaci. A nynl, po-
die tohoto pana z Berlfna, ma
socialism mel pry taxi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Pre- School Denial
Care Keeps Later
Care At Minimum

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Birth Certificates
Obl0inuble From
Statistics Office


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Charlie fenkans writes she fFnm
: ccxn ~ camp
Dear lee Sameshln' msghsy
fkwen napganed o. me an wT aes
dayR leave I'm stagsln GA the
corner. not kpgwsa anybezy -
#tewn. when = stranger ssYs
heso soidieT-hcw 4 xca Hks 3
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> ard the wife
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ne kind 81 folks Who caaAsnN
90 enough to help aaf soldiers
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Iowa and jasg as soon ~ were
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

intensBees Ire 1saV fnRa rs :
- bs nk 6a
we kaa : hne afnafs. taIAnA
fli tea Aumess. Ser IA Sever
seFKet shsir Hospitality. Matns
me fesi rea nxhting See psH4s
l&ke fhaA
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heaf Nha2 ksn8 6 fes9As wN
in this arHv 81 GERS en8 hw
thsY Hke - eatoy themselves
when they 81 a eisAnee tn
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26

When your Bonds mature you will
have the money ready for that new
range. You will have made a good
investment, getting back 81 for ev-
cry So. And your purchase of War
Bonds is helping that boy, husband
CT sweetheart on the fighting front.
q. ). Treasury DEPARTMENT
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26
Stock Feed Project
To Offset Winter
Rigors Under Way

Distribution of 100 tons of hay.
one carload of cottonseed cake
and so tons of oats is being made
among Reservation ranchers and
stockmen to weather their stock
until range feed is available, the
project being sponsored by the
Blackfeet Tribal Business Coun-
Gil acting through the groups
loan committee.
Financing is being done with
tribal money. which is aside from
the revolving fund, cost of the
feed being assessed against feed
purchasers and collected through
the Indian Extension Service.
The project represents a tri-
bal appropriation of $4,000, the
plau being carried out by the loan
committee, with W. X. Fitzpat-
rick serving as HELD agent.
Seldom is it necessary to have
q project Of this character,
Fitzpatrick said, the severe win
ter of this year occssioning the
urgency of it.
Despite the winters rigors, he
said, stock are getting into splen.
did shape, with the feed project
assuring growers ample susten-
ance until spring areenery ap-
pears. In some cases on condi-
ton t h q t snow-covered range
feed is made available soon, the
imported feed will OF be so
necessary.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26

hanging on the words about to fall
Dear Mr.. Morgenthau, Got
that?" - Eyes, madam"
Il am - ahem - thirteen years
old and anxious to be of all possible
service to the country at this time,
ahem!
Il earn a weekly income of from
S1.37 to SIP by helping with the
homework and by shovelling snow
! am at present in possession of one
War Savings Bond and am buying
stamps weekly. 1 want to become a
member of the 10 percent Club. l
feel it to be - ahem - not only my
duty, but my privilege r'How do
you spell privilege" asked Miss
Simpkins. Don't bother me with
these Details" said Leonora)-my
privilege as an American to invest
at least ten percent of my income in
War Bonds.
Yours truly
Get that off at once, Miss Simp-
kins," said Leonora. Yes, Ma am!
You certainly are an important
woman, ma am said Miss Simp-
kins.
Netter from an actual commune
cation in the files of the Treasury
DEPARTMENT. U. S. treasury Department
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Ranchers May Buy
In Larger Quantity

According to information re.
ceived fro m A. T. Peterson.
State OPA Director, ranchers,
! prospectors and others who live
too far from a marketing center
to buy their rationed canned and
processed foods as often as once
month-the length of e a c h
point ration period-may apply
to local War Price and Rationing
Boards for a certificate allowing
| them to buy these foods in guam
tity. Certificates may be grant,
ed up to the fulI number o f
points in War Ration Book 2.
Applications for these certifi-
Gates m az be made o local
Boards either in person or by
mail. any tt m e after Ration
Book 2 is distributed. and must
be accompanied by the ration
books of all persons included in
the application.
When the Board issues h e
certificate, it will remove three
sets of point stamps for each
period for which the certificate is
granted. For example, a family
receiving a certificate for two
ration periods would have all
stamps from A through + re-
moved.
A certificate is good for 60 days
from the day it is issued. butts its
full point value must be spent at
one time. 1t is assumed, accord
ing to Mr.. Peterson, that con-
sumers who are granted a certi.
ficate for a specified time period
; on the basis of their stated need
will sc it accordingly.
Consumers who buy for more
than one ration period will never.
theless buy at current point val
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22ZSZz|!;z|!l!|!)!l
NeenoAa

Leonora Strengthened the objects
on her desk with great care. She had
put her desk at the end of her room
facing the door so that when her
mother came in she would have to
cross the whole room under Leo
nora's stern executive eye to get to
her. From movies and pictures in the
newspapers Leonora had gotten a
good idea of how the desk of busy
woman of affairs should look.
With an important scowl, Leonora
picked up sheet of paper Now she
was two people-herself, the busy
woman. and her own stenographer.
Miss Simpkins, take a letter to the
Secretary of the Treasury, will you?"
she murmured under her breath.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26
SETBACK IN rUNISIA

Earlier warnings that the Tu.
nissan campaign would not b e
easy are now being borne out by
reports of Rommel's atta"k on
American forces there. T h 3
was carried out with a vignr
typical Of Nazi first moves. with
heavy armor. dive bombers. and
troops brought with relative ease
over good roads. along with suf-
ficient supplies. The American
positions were lightly held and
supplied over narrow trails.
These facts should be borne in
mind when calculating the fight
ing qualities o f the Americans
now Rommels veterans. 7 h e
Withdrawals reflect in no way on
the American troops.
But the retreat should have a
SOLDERING effect on many Ameri
cans, including tn ose officers
who lately earned sharp warn.
ing from General Eisenhower
against supercilious and offensive
remarks about Americas allies.
Observers in Africa report In
unfortunate tendency " ar d
"cockiness" on the part of some
Americans there. especially those
new on the ground, who have
had no experience working with
their allies. The setback to
American forces should be taken
to heart by such people.
Though it doubtless is tempo
rary and local. it is reported al
ready to have exposed the Brit.
ish flank a nd obliged General
Montgomery to rearrange b i 8
forces. Descriptions of the thin
ness of the American line would
suggest that the proportion of
American to British troops in
Africa has been over.estimated,
in which case current t a t E.
ments that the North African at.
fair has been IAN all-American"
show, and that it will continue as
such, require close examination.
Apparently Rommel has now
widened t h e corridor through
which he hopes to move the rest
of his Afriks Korps to a junction
with his main forces. The con-
centration of German power in
Tunisia may by now be extreme
ly formidable; that the Nazis are
ready to pay a big price to post
pons the inevitable in Afrida is
indicated in t b e severe losses
they are willing to sustain on the
sea routes to Tunisia.
President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Stimson have offered US per.
spective for the battles ahead.
Also needed is a realization that
a superiority complex on h e
part of Americans can be q hind.
rance to good teamwork among
allies, and can prevent proper
appreciation of the difficulties
that American fighting men on
far away fronts must overcome.
The point snarpened by the news
f rom Tunisia.-The Chriatian
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us 8, although it is probable that
the point values of some of the
foods they buy will be changed
during the time for which certi-
ficates issued.
Provisions for buying rationed
foods in quantity, MIR. Peterson
pointed out. will be particularly
useful to persons who normally
market only infrequently either
because they live great distance
from a sho piping center. or be.
cause they are fairly self. sufh
cient and customarily make only
occasional shopping trips.
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Yes, Immediate
ly,'' she MUIR
INJURED back a t
herself.
Leonora cleared
her throat and
looked at the cell
ing for inspira-
ton. Miss Sinp-
kins bent over the
cboot of rorar
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Indians Go Into

Continued from page one)
favor of the Indians. In the last
h al f the Indians garnered 16
points. with the Airbase making
nothing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26
X X
WhotHot< WM
WAR bonds

That new cooking range, whether
it be gas, electric or otherwise, is
something to look forward to when
the War is won. But you can start
saving now to buy it. Put definite
amount every payday, ten percent
of your pay check into War
Bonds today
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tones Population
Rome today has the largest popu-
lation-l,315, 000-it has had in it,
2,700-year history.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26

A pair of sled runners contains
the equivalent of two army bayo-
nets.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26

bill of goods. Wouldn't surprise me bit
if what they're really aiming for is to take
in the whole country again. We all know it
didn't work the last time. All we got was
bootleg liquor instead of legal liquor plus
wave the country ever saw.
Seems to me we've all got our hands full
to win this war without starting up an argu-
ment we just got through settling few
years back"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-02-26
Whale T.. animal

Whale e. animal
Not only is the whale the larges:
living animal but the largest ever
known to exist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
BEAUTIFUL

BEAUTIFUL Duplex house, 2 and rooms Ex- cellent condition. Fine location in Northwestern section. Price $12,000. NUHN and NUHN Al Bank St. Dial 4-2l49
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
52l PEARL LAKE RID.

521 PEARL LAKE RID. This is a Groom, practically new one-family house overlooking Pearl Lake. It's a vary pretty level loca- ton, lots of breathing space. cts really suburban), and transportation right at the door. No garage, but a plot 24O it. deep and 75 it, wide. Plenty of take off and landing space for helicopter you'll probably be buying after the war. Theren be state highway adjacent to it one of these days-promiSed not guar anteed-which really doesn't make any difference, because if the above mentioned helicopter thing gets go- ing, they'll make state roads obso- lete and unnecessary. Either way you can't lose. It's carefully plan ned, honestly built house, paint, plaster, plumbing and all; not phony item in it. S8,400 rings the bell. H. W. heat and lots of it. There's a garden too, which seems to be sprouting lustily and achiev- ing results. The owners are Florida minded, which explains why they are willing to take almost a $l,0o0 loss.
 LEO J. CURLEY
 51 West Main St. 3-5lb9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
For Maximum Cost Use These Ads-Da 4212
Real Estate for Sale
Houses For Sale

Two Family Reasonable. Call 4-2507 at 6 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-21
GOOD 3 FAMILIES

3 FAMILY HOUSE-16 rooms. all improvements. Income $750 Price $4,5OO. Tel. 4-7189 or 3-9923.
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