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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements for weekly payments during disability or for specific payment in case Of permanent injury were approved today by Compensation Commis- sioner John J. O'Connell;
 Stanley J, Juralewicz of Tor rington against Hendey Machine Co, Of Torrington S236i beginning July ?, hernia,
 Ben Gingel of Torrington against Hendey Machine Co, Of Torrlngton, S2330 for seven and ls weeks, 25 per cent loss ot use Of right middle finger
 Graes Calo of 337 Congress aye- nue, aterbury, against American Brass Co, $l70l beginning Aug, ,, dermatltls of neck and Shoul- ders,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

7'ne weekly meeting of the park departments playground staff was held this morning in the Alder manic chamber in the City Hall with William J. Derwin, assistant supervisor of recreational presiding. Final plans for the annual inter- playground drama tournament were announced. The preliminaries will De held Wednesday and Thursday of the coming week with the finals scheduled for one week from Mon- day.
 A busy week of activity including the big Floradora sextette contest, has just been completed but another Is in the offing. Next weeks pro- gram calls for block dances Monday and Friday nights; the annual Bar Der Shop Quartette contest Tuesday night; and the preliminary round
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage inten- tions were filed today with the registrar of vital statistics:
 Gen<rOsa G. ZOlIO, 55 Young St., and Josephine Maieta, 6S Dixie Ave.
 Lawrence Comara, NOrwalk, and Adwa Angelone, IA Chase Park Ave.
 James Veneziano, 391 WOlcOtt St., and Marie C. Leblanc, 143 Wil- low St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
Success Of Current
 Week Inspires Park
 Staff To New Efforts
Playground Directors at Meeting Today Discuss
 Activities for Remaining Weeks of Summer; ''~ Block Dance Monday Night

of the drama tournament featuring the various playgrounds in one-act plays on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
 The block dance Monday night. it was announced by MT. Derwin, will be held on East Farm street in front of the North End Y. The music will be furnished by Mike DeVito and the Benrus Volunteers. The af- fair is to be co-sponsored by the park department and the Benrus Watch Volunteers. The dance Fri day night will be held on Pearl street near the Pearl street Com munity house and will feature the Waterbury Tool orchestra under the direction of Michael Mancini. This event will be co-sponsored by the park department and the Neighbor- hood house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

Germanys reported activity man. ufacturing gas masks on large scale production basis Is causing much speculation throughout Europe states an article in the current is- sue of NeWsweek. What does 1t portend? The story appears un- der the caption Nazi Gas Prepara- tions. A brief summary of the artl- cle and others follow:
 It may not be significant, but Allied officials have learned that Germany has recently started large scale production of new gas masks. Factories in Belgium, France, and Germany are making the masks as replacemen.s for those issued in l940 which apparently are either in disrepair or outdated. These masks are to go to both German work CTS and civilians. And it's known in Belgium, at least, employers have been ordered to supply factory and railway workers with masks, The Nazis know that If they use gas, re- taliation will be immediate. And 1t would be natural for them to try to protect all Germans as well as their labor force in the occupied countries.
 Present indications are that full soles for shoe repairings may soon be banned and sole-lcather substi- tutes promoted, but tightening the shoe ration is not now in the cards.
 Labor is showing signs of much greater political activity since the passage of the anti-strike bill. Va cationing congressman from some Industrial regions are sweating over explanations to labor unions of why they voted as they did, according to reports to their offices here.
 The CIO is particularly active in prodding its members to political activity. Some unions are prepar- ing to issue buttons to members to show that they registered and voted. Others have discussed f1ning mem- bers who do not register. Most unions are preparing to round up as many voters as possible on cleo tion days and drive or march them to the polls.
 Recent Jap concessions to Thai land and Burma, obviously designed to assure their help against the expected Allied fall invasion from India, aren't expected to have much
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
HOSPITAL. BULLETINS

Nh change was reported ms morning iN the condition ot Id' win M, Mehrier 7S, Monlela'F' N, l., who was taken Co Water, hury hospital after he herame ~ Thursday while aboar da ,Faln enrauie ia Waterbury, Iie is the father of MFs, Mark b. Nperfy, Jr, Middlebnfs
 Lambert neiiisSehop ih sillls0n Rd, was reported uhs changed h Waterbury hospital The hay underwent an operation ThurAday for a ruptn,ed spleen, suffered in . fall while playing with oiher children
 Malcolm Graham, \, n bron' Aan sL, was treated for . fere- head laceration at st, Mar,'s hos' pltai after heinz struck hy . swing At Fulton nerk yesterday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
STRICTER DIMOUT
 PRECAUTIONS SET

Despite . report rom the ron' neoilrut Dlm0nt Study committee that present sllii dlmont regulations m such inland cities nR Waterbury, New Britain, Mrfldnn and Hart l0rd are unnecessary, Deputy thlri Ar Rad Warden Michael Hayes will demand slfleler dnmonl pfcenu- lions or turn those persistent vlola- tors over 10 the prosecuting hulhol' llleA,
 Al the pfr6ent lime, Hayes has 0O letters which will br sent ont io their feanerilyu Nlnlaiofa, and llh' lees action ls taken without further delay. he will request Deputy Police supi. Hickey to take the necessary steps,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
"Where's s AH The Meat:?" More Generous Supplies to Be Available Shortly but Current Shortages Loom Among "Un-
 solved Mysteries" of Year -
 Explanations Given
ExplanatiOns Given.

is lawful to buy food and give that away. The system leaks again if butcher honors coupons be- fore they are valid, and it leaks badly if he writes 1000 points on the envelope he turns in to the bank, but encloses only scrap paper"
 In regard to the future, the article predicts the availability of more meat, particularly for the coastal sections of the country be- cause of the efforts to redirect livestock into federally inspected plants. The views of both private and governmental experts point to more meat for the butcher shop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
&n>4H%1ynvv1 ESTABLISHED 1888
ESTABLISHED 1883

if You're Going To ReIox-ReIox Gracefully In Our Lounge Clothes S9 To $l9.
 They'll help the cause of proper Iounsins because they're built on proper lounge lines - easy - comfortable - and IounsobIe - No binding here - no binding there - Comfortable everywhere. Mode with eontvost shirt top and solid color sIocks - and moteh. ing jackets with sloeks.
 All in good dust and dirt shodes- In teeo ond royon cotton sobor' dine and mercury twill.
 An old stondby for the Victory Govdens-BIue denim suits $7.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14


 Texas.
 Nicholas Belury of 1495 Baldwin street has been promoted to cap- tain at Detroit Mich. where he is serving with an Army ordnance tank unit. He is a graduate of Crosby High school and Purdue university.
 George F. Gabriel, 67 Dixie ave- nue, has been promoted to ser geant at Randolph Field, Texas
 Corp Curtis LOvejOy, stationed at Camp Davis, N. C., is furloughing at his home.
 Pvt. George T. Bullock, IF Wood bine street. is with an Army unit in Hartford,
 Cadet Truman M, Curry, Water town, has been assigned Co basic flight training at the Bainbridge Army air field Ga,
 Joseph Gugllotte, A Ruel street, has been made a corporal With an Army unit in the South Pacillc area,
 Corp, J0hn ], Thursheld, son 0t MT, and Mrs, B, Thurusiieid, s7 Montgomery street, Is furI0nghing with his parents,
 According to his sisters letter, John j, Wen9el, former Waterbury resident, has been held a German prisoner since last October Ills sister Is Mrs, A, M WlnSloN, h sterling street
 Staff Rergt, Reno Aroler0, ah, son Of Mi, and Mrs, Angelo Arolero' lOH orange htp arrived home on lurlough last night after elRht months of service ns an aerial guns ner in the Mediterranean and Mld" dle East arens,
 Bearer of the Distinguished Fly' Ing Gross, and seven oak Tea, Clusters, Rergl, Arclef0 took part in aH missions ln Europe ana Africa, among them the attack on the Ploestl oil iieldA ln Ilumanla,
 Interviewed on hts return, bcrRt' Aciero said that among American | fighters. morale Ia hish. all helns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
Youngsters To Compete In Drama Contest
1,436 Housing Units
 For Local District
554 Completed at Present Regional Director An-
 nOmces; Accommodations Planned for 5000

Approximately 554 war housing units have been com pleed in Waterbury and more than 800 others will be secured at the termination of the housing program
 according report results released to day John Dobbs regional representative of the National Housing Agency in Boston. Upon completion of the war housing program total of 1436 units will be available providing for about 6uO persona the report states
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

Corporal James V. Whiteway of 21 Sparks street is spending a fur tough at his home from Fort Riley, Kans. The son of MT. and Mrs. Robert O. Whiteway he entered the service nine months ago.
 William Curley, seaman first class in the Coast Guard, is spending 12-day leave from Duluth, Minn. with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward L. Curley of 129 Washington street. His brother, George, is serving with the Navy overseas.
 James E. Murphy of Torrington who is gunners mate third class in the U. s. Navy has been cited for gallantry in action in the Pa cific area by President Roosevelt.
 Michael Carusill0 of 120 Ponham street has completed preliminary training in the Maritime Service at the station at Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. and has been assigned to the deck training department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

Private John B. Gieruc of 515 North Main street is spending a To- day furl0ugh with his wife and father. He recently completed ba- sic training at Fort Riley, Kans and on completion of his visit will re- port to Camp Butner, N. C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

son of MT. and Mrs. George An-
 grave of Herschel Avenue in the
 Bunker Hill section of the city, is
 now at OFrt Sill, Oklahoma, talk
 ing special training course for
 three months. He was recently as-
 signed there after stay at Camp
 Breckinridge, Ky. Before entering
 the service he was employed by
 the Waterbury Savings Bank. confident and optimistic that the fighting will be over soon in Europe
 After 20-day visit home, Sergt. Arciero said he expects to be as- signed to a pilots training course.
 Pfc. Andrew Iacovino, son of MT. and Mrs. VincenZo Iacovino of 329 Walnut street, has reported for training as an airplane mechanic at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command school for air. plane mechanics specializing in car- go and transport type airplanes.
 Pfc. Iacovino was formerly em- ployed by the Scovill Mfg. Con- pany.
 Pfc. Michael G. Sottosanti son of Mrs. Mary Toscano, O f471 North Main street, has reported for train ing as an airplane mechanic at the Army Air Forces Technical Train ing Command school for airplane mechanics specializing in cargo and transport type airplanes.
 Pfc. Sottosanti was formerly en- ployed by the South End Garage as a mechanic.
 Corp. Rocco F. Donate, 335 Bi- shop St. is spending a furlough here from his post at Fort Jackson, s. c.
 Corp. Harry Holdridge, 38 Fair view street has completed a 10-day furlough here after maneuvering in Virginia.
 Edward J. Harrington, Jr, for melly Oi 2Oo COluiipld biNu', H"o returned to this country after see ing service with the Marine Corps. He was recently ranked a corporal
 Douglas II. Carpenter, l45 Fern street, is serving as chief radio operator with a steamship line In Argentina
 Stan Sgt Donald G, Linhard' formerly of 285 Grandylew avenue a member of the Army's Eiehth Bomber command, stationed m England, has been presented w'lh the Army Air Medal for eonspleu' ous service during five combat mis- sions, the War Department revealed this molnmg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

Brake Innings Of large bombing planes much be renewed after only six landings,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14

Recent Jap concessions to Thai land and Burma, obviously designed to assure their help against the expected Allied fall invasion from India, aren't expected to have much
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-10
News of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council of Churches

were Ugcsd Ia sign Il pledge tn ,
hey wuald attend church every Su~-
day unless physically impossible "
Those W." >.Eucd he pledges were
given >..ckvrs 10" the from, windows
OF :hc.r homes. y cooperative pro-
gram ui visitation has been worked
uut. Homes tina, are now without
The >t.CKr-S are conspicuous. Old
timers declare that church attendance.
: better Than ihcy have ever seen
= before
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-10
HENDERSON ~ e. DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, APRIL 10 1888

County Union Supprr meeting - &c
Capitol Cafe.
1.I5 Junior choir practice at &c
home OF Mrs W " Parker
Sp m. intermediate Il y wrv,s
with Billy Daniel
Friday 3 y. M. Senior CHOIR p.",-
,I,"
Saturday Gil Il. IN, Junior dvTJ
ncut CHOIR practice ~ Inc h"Hv ..
Mr. ". W. Noel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-10
NCTC PLANS CENTER
.Dt SOLDIERS

Notwithstanding L. an IN,
u'aurgwrn; Dy Mr. l.. r. Brow"
president ul ,uI North Carolina W
mans Christian Temperance Union
.@, a..un : tanning 10 open Il CEN
e." .". soldiers stationed ~ CImu
GUr.,. Il has not yet been decided
where he center viii be located a
."wa. he prob, 5ab.!ty is tina, It
n.. Pee situated IN Durham. MIS- J
e. '...r &. director THE WCrU de
a..."cG' It. soldiers ana sailors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-10
SINGING PROGRAM.

y singing program viii he present
81 At pIncv Grove church IL N",.'
Sunday afternoon from 20 800
o'clock The New Brth,l SPIN u-l
Chorus and quartet and the ll"nu'l -
son Silver Leaf quartet N.i. i.n.
part The public i cordially WN.''
Co. attend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-10
TIE FIRST pREsBYTERIAN


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9t5 4. w Church Scnpa' Hui.
Day. all departments # me r,......
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
CSL. ~BOMBARDOVACf Pc.
RUT v ANGLII OSLAVILA
3. VYROCf.

New York (GTK) = 2. srp-
ma, bylo tretf vyrocf csl. bonn
bardovacf peruti Anglii. SET
csl. letectva general DIR. Karel
Janousek vydal k tomu dni roz-
kaz, jenz byl take vysflan bos-
tOnskym rozhlasem do Angle.
Rozkaz generala Janouska mi
takto:
"Vsem prisluSnikdm peruti:
"Lituji, re nemohu byt mezi
vami a re YAM nemohu vsem
Osobn6 stisknouti ruku a blaho-
pfat k tomuto vyznamnemu
dni vasi peruti. Jsem s vami as
pom V duchu a Sc mnou vsichni
nasi krajane, kteTf jsou ma vase
vyroc1 nem6n6 hrdi nez Wy sa-
mi. 2. srpen nepatTf jiz jen
YAM, ale vsem ceskosloven-
skym letcGm, vojakGm a vSemu
nasemu lidu. PTicinili jste sc O
to "a ty uplynule til roxy tax
vynikaj1cfm zpGsobem, re by
bylo plytvanfm SLOW znovu va
Sc vykony v%ylicovat. Jsou yam,
mn6 i vsem nasim spoluobca-
MIN dostatecne znamy. Chci
prOto jen strucne shrnout:
"Zacali jste doslovne S holy
ma rukama a jake neznam1 CT
zinci. Nell jste tvrdou skolu a
tezkou cestu v B. C. i v C. c.,
ale byli jste vzdy jedn6mi z pr
which. Nen1 to proto, re jste
nadlidmi, ale proto, re jste do
vedli napf1t sve silly jednfm,
spolecnym sm6rem a re jste =
prvn1 i poslednf = delali svou
praci radi.
"Bylo by nejlepsfm vysved-
Denim vasich kvalit, kdybyste
dokazali i v budoucnu 81 toto
mfsto udrzet. PTedpoklady k
tomu mate a vase moznosti W.
soko vzrostly prezbrojenlm ma
move stroje. Waite 81 tohoto u
znanf, pracujte ma Mich stejne
poctive jake ma tech, ktere
YAM pomohly zalozit slavu pc
ruti, a vydrzte We sv6 skromno-
sti / pill.
"Kez yam V tom pomaha i
vzpom1nka ma ty, kteTf Sc ne
vratili, a kez vase odhodlan1
nen1 nikdy mens1 nez bylo je-
jich. Jsme jiz bl1zko u sveho
Gle a proto nepovolme.
"Pfeji yam vsem re srdce,
ably ctvrty rok peruti pTinesl
YAM vyvrcholenf vaseho 1silf a
stastny navrat do svobodne
vlasti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

nasi vojaci Install posadkou We
vesnici, re Sc lidem zamlouvaji
a re 81 je tam chteji ponechat.
NaSemu veliteli dalo mnoho ma
mahy a vysvetlovan1 arabske-
mu sejkovi, re nasi vojaci pfi-
sli bojovat "a osvobozenf sve
zeme, lez1cf daleko uprostred
Evropy, a re zde nemohou z1-
stat, re must j1t dale bojovat,
dokud neosvobod1 svou Cesko-
slovenskou republiku. Presi-
dent libanoncke republiky u
delil dvema naSim d1stojnikIm
vysoka v~yznamenanf ma d1kaz
vdeku libanonskeho lidu cesko
slovenskym vojakGm, kter1 po-
mohli osvobodit libanonsky lid.
Jaroslav r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Horni Slezsko velkym pracov-
MIN taborem pro tidy.

Nemecka vlada premenila u
zem1 Horn1ho Slezska ma jeden
veliky tabor nucene prace pro
Tidy z rGznych evropskych kra
jim. Eide jsou tam zamestna-
vani pri nejtezsfch prac1ch hor
nickych a tovarnfch bez jake
koli nahrady "a tuto praci.
TAX ma pTfklad v Myslowi-
each je zamestnano v uhlodo-
lech asi 5000 zid1, kter1 byli
deportovani re svych domovG.
Jsou ziveni mizerne a to ma "a
nasledek velikou 1mrtnost me-
ri mimi. V jedne tovarne v Ka-
tovicfch pracuje 900 zidd z
Parize a nedalekych zelez-
nych hutch je zamestnano $50
zid1 z okolnfch mist.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13

strednfmi organy v Paffzi byli
nekter1 moi kamaradi odeslani
do Francie. ia jsem zGstal V
Rusku ami ne cely rok a pote
jsem Sc dostal transporter pres
Turecko ma Stfedn1 vychod do
Palestiny. Mel jsem jet pdvod-
ne tez do Francie, ale bohuzel
prave v Turecku mas zastihla
zprava, re Francie padla.
Pr pffjezdu do Palestiny
jsme vystoupily do ceskosloven
ske jednotky move Sc tvof1c1 z
obcanG, kter1 sem prisli pres
Balkan a pres Syrii a jejichz
costa do Francie byla rovnez
zatarasena. V peknem tabo-
re blfzko more jsme dostali
britskou vyzbroj a vystroj a
jednotka zacala S vycvikem, je-
hoz vysoka 1roven byla pozde-
il spojeneckymi veliteli ocene-
ma v boj1ch v severnf Africe a
ISyrii. Jednotka Sc rozrIstala
a pred odchodem do Egypta
jsme byli umfsteni tabore u
Mrtveho more, abychom 81 ivy
xii ma poust a pocasf v Egypte.
Jednotka byla stale jeste
We stadiu vycviku. AZ teprve
pc prfjezdu do Egypta byl sve-
rem ceskoslovenske vojenske
jednotce 1kol stTeziti valecne
zajatce a dopravovati je do "a
jeteckych taborG. Prvnfho O.
pravdoveho valecneho tazeni
Sc ceskoslovenska vojenska jed
notka ma Strednfm vychode u
castnila "a ofensivy gen. Wa
vela, a to v zapadnf pousti.
Tam 81 nasi vojaci zvykali ma
waikiki v pousti. Pc skoncenf te-
to ~ofensivy Sc nase jednotka L.
castnila tazenf v Syrii. Tam,
pouzfvaj1c bojovych zkusenostf
z pouste, Sc statecne drzela a
zfskala obdiv a pochvalu brit
skych veliteld. Navazala tam
rovnez srdecne pratelstvi S Au-
stralany, kterf il podporovali
delostfelectvem. Toto pratel-
Istvf bylo posveceno krvi nase-
no vojaka, prvnfho to padleho
ma StTednfm vychode. Kdyz
byla nase jednotka v prvnf IL
nil, dopadl prvn1 nepTatelsky
granat mezi nase vojaky a jed
noho z Mich zabil. Jakmile sc
to a~ustralstl delostTelci dovede
Ii, spustili ma nepritele prud-
kou palbu, ably pomstili smrt
ceskoslovenskeho vojaka, ka-
marada.
Mfstni obyvatelstvo melo ma
Sc vojaky v lasce a dokonce Sc
i stale, re jeden SEEK zadal We
litele nasi point jednotky, ably
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Ofensiva Trinerova Horkeho
VIVA.

Necekejte, az zaludecnf po-
tie ma vas za1tocf. Ofensiva
je lepsf nez Defensive. Uzfvej-
tie Trinerovo HoTke Vino S vi
taminem B. Poole pfedpisu
ma lahvi, a tato vase ofensiva
Dude m1ti "a nasledek, re zad-
ne polite Sc ma vas neodvazf.
Trinerovo HoTke Vino S Vita
minem B-1 dostanete V kazde
lekarne, ale kdybyste je naho-
dou nemohli dostati We SVEN O.
kolf, poslete $1.25 nebo $3.50
ma adresu Jos. Triner Corp,
1888 S. Ashland Ave-, Chica-
go, I'll. a dostanete 1 nebo 6 la
hvf Trinerova HoTkeho Vlna s
Vitaminem B-1 postou vypla-
Gene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Vytrznosti We Vidni pc pfevra
tn " Italii.

We Vfdni doslo k srazkam
mezi cizfmi delniky, kdyz Sc
rozsfTily zpravy O udalostech v
Italii. V prdmyslove videnske
oblasti doslo k rezi mezi Ma
Diary a Rumuny, nfz bylo "a
bito sedm Madar1. Rakusane,
jak Sc pravi, pfijali zpravy O
prevratu v Italii S velkym uspo-
kojenfm. Policie potlacila po-
kus O demonstrate We Vidni a
jinych m6stech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
OTROCI.
Jan Dockalek:

Jde fada "a fadou a Silence jim veil,
bezhlavi otroci jsou, kan on porouci,
ma vlastn1 domovy jiz davno zapomeli,
ma matek starosti, ma dfvcf narucf.
A tezkych krok1 hluk mi femme nocnfm tichem,
nikdo je nevfta, chalupy u dveTf,
nezazn1 plsne ton, zpev nebratr1 Sc S hrichem,
rty pevne sevfeny, druh druhu neveff.
Jde Tada "a Tadou "a bludem utopii,
O panstvf nadlidf Jim kaze blazna HAS,
pro klamne chimery Sc s celym svetem bill,
jsou rasou otrokG a otroc1 je ras.
Mrazivou stepf jdou jak by je vetry hnaly,
vSak hv6zda mameni sc trait v daleku,
jdou plskem horkych dun, kde slunka when pail
a samum slednf dech rye z prsou cloveku.
Prazdn6 jsou missy dnes a Ultra, KIDD mGz' rfci,
IDA suchy chleba kus a vody Dude lok,
IDA mlsto naleznou k oddechu ma silnici,
kdyz noha znavena ma chv1li stavi krok.
Jde rada "a radou a Silence Jim veil,
o lidskost n~estojf germansky tupy rab,
pod patou fuhrera cely svet mfti chteli
Jde rada "a fadou v ohromny massengrab.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
"Osa" ztratiIa 100000 tun.

V 46 mesfcfch valky do 80,
cervna t. r. Nemci a Italove
ztratili 9,045, 683 hrubych tun
svych plavidel, jez byla bud
chycena, potopena nebo posko-
zena lod'mi, ponorkami, letad-
ly nebo minami spojenych ma
rod1, jak oznamila britska adj
miralita. HoTejsf cfslice neza-
hrnuje skody, jez "ose" zp1so-
bilo Rusko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-13
Spanelska legie ma ruske fronts
ztratila liz 2.133 muzHH.

Sedmnact Client spanelske
"Modre legie', bojuj1c1 S tru-
pami cosy" v Rusku, pablo v
posledn1ch dvou tydnech, TAX
re celkova ztrata SpanelG v te-
to Rampant dosahla jiz cfslice
2,133 padlych.