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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-02-27

tary of Labor Frances Perkins,
Proposes A National College For
Labor Organizers; Low Wages
And Bad Working Conditions
Blamed By The MiddletOwn C.L.U.
For Loss Of Employees At Conn.
State Hospital; Local 227, New
Haven Railway Clerks, Registering
Members For Civilian Defense"
SERIOUS TROUBLE would re.
suit if a private industrialist in
creased his work week 1917 hours
a week and paid no extra COM
pensation for the additional time.
The State Labor Department would
descend in righteous fury upon the
! offending employers. Yet that is
precisely what happened to state
employees when Governor Baldwin
suspended the portion of the civil
service law having to do with their
hours of employment, but failed
to take corresponding action in re-
CARDS to their rates of pay.
| A BODY BLOW was thus struck
at the moral of State Workers.
Some quit, and others are casting
about for other jobs.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-02-27
Middletown' S Board
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Plans were made to hang a Service
Flag from the window of the Gu
hall in honor of the Middletown
AL. men in the Armed Services
All locals will be canvaSsed to secure
the names and number of their mem
bers in Military service.
Clifton M. Scory, president of the
C.I.U., has been appearing in person
at the Legislative hearings in Hart
ford on the bills of interest to labor.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-02-27

Adoption of a voluntary job sta
bilizatiOn plan in Louisville, KY,
in which organized labor has a
voice, reduced the labor turnover
500 in less than 60 days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Looking for a home? Read the
Times Want Ads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Mckinney on BRIDGE

queen Of spades. he saw he would
have 10 find the king Of clubs
doubleton IN East's hand 10 make
the contract easy. However. when
West failed on the second club.
declarer won with the ace. Next
followed three heart tricks. West
discarding down 10 four spades
and two diamonds. The king Of
spades threw West IN. but he could
cash only -four spade tricks. then
had 70 lead up 10 declarer's ace
queen Of diamonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

contest. and when left / thought
our team might bring home the
trophy. az we were IN the lead.
But in the evening session the
team Of Mrs. A n. sobel. Charles
II. Goren, DR.. Leon J. Altman and
Edward cohn had 4 remarkable
game. winning % out OF n match
es-thus passing us. We had %
BE- content with second place.
Today's hand Is taken from that
tournament. When the declsrer
won the opening lead with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
TROPICS TO ARCTIC

hours lost monthly on production
lines total full time TO build an
aircraft carrier to bomb Japan.
E. Civilian labor total now esti-
mated at 52.500,OO0 workers:
unemployed total placed at 1,400,-
900. WPB Chief Donald
Nelson rejects idea of government
taking all auto spare tires TO
bolster dwindling rubber stocks:
also. doesn't approve of idea to
seize 100000 private automo-
biles.
so MILE CONVEYOR
shipyards viii produce as many
merchant ships this month as
zoos, 400 lightweight tons of jan
uary, despite smaller number of
working days. 3. F. Good
rich working on 60-mile long con-
veyor belt-largest in industry's
history. War department to
build $500. 900 internment camp
at Douglas, Wyo. Ferryplanes,
on return trips. bring back stra-
tegic materials such as tin tung-
stem, bristles, etc. seems like re-
turn trip from China.
AHEAD ON STEEL
Six miles of wire Of various
sizes go into a Flying Fortress.
A 37-mm. anti-aircrsft gun uses
one ton of copper every "a min
utes IT y in operation. The
81, 600, 000,0 900 United States
Steel corporation produces more
steel than all the mills of Japan,
Italy and MARYLAND. Bucks
production of Pratt a. Whitney
bomber engines will this year be
three times greater than that Of
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
New Deals WPA,
NoLonger Needed,
Goes 10 War

ST. Iorts-The nations war
effort received = hig hccs, In ma
terials when the works project
administration - com m on y
known IS the wPA-eloeed It's
books for the 81. Louis AREA.
Great amounts 81 road-huild-
ing equipment were consigned 20
the Alesn highway. other mate
rails went % the armed forces
and electric irons from wrA
sewing projects went 10 the navy
for use of the Waves
And more materials are COM
ing in from various projects in
Missouri. 10 be reshipped 10
where they are needed most nv
our fighting men or auxiliary
services.
SERVICES GET TOOLS
So far. about 20 freight car
loads and almost 900 truck loads
Of tools and other equipment have
been sent TO army. navy and pub
Tic building depots.
Nothing is being destroyed IN
this district" District Manager
William ]. Gray said. Every
thing We have is being reclaimed
and put into channels where u
will he useful In the war pro-
gram"
The district is dispatohing two
dentist chairs for some Alaskan
spot. Along with them goes cast
iron stoves. once used for warm
ing houses for out-of-door work.
ers, for soldiers and workers In
Edmdnton. Alta. and other
points along the Alcan highway.
SHIP LUMBER
Lumber. and even the signs
used by the wPA, are being ship
ped 10 places where they are
needed. The lumber framework
of the signs Is torn apart and
designed for some other use, while
the sheet metal facings are used
TO line temporary buildings.
Wheelbarrows. surveyors In
struments. manhole covers. pipe
cutting tools, safety goggles for
wolders and complete blacksmith
shops have been Grated and as
signed for shipment
Broken tools. cracked stoves
and unusable metal are being
thrown into nations scrap metal
stockpile. Worn rubber boots are
being sent to rubber retaining
depots. Heretofore. the boots
were slashed across the, sides and
soles so scrap dealers could not
return them TO the market. That
practice has been discontinued,
for only those boots too worn
out to be used by the fighting
men are turned in for scrap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

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60 usn - unnn1s - 1upou1
srs~nop - npnre - evuun1
e.rces - eese1nn eunsuunyo
wsn ~ 1spssvp1 = 1872
61<e-
Rural fsu1nes~rs r>ply M -
ready more thar fw<Ive fho<>snn1
eountfy commercial nnnIEn with
ample fsnd. >r< prepared u m>>f
TIE re>d cf a ioca1 hpwrowerR
Th
 snssitutions wsu ~ nar1
Mt " ~ eBoemous bureaucracy
compstss Win tnem - 6up1l-
eates th>lr sprvie>s Snela11un-
tioa n lending. shpy nenprt ten<s
10 destroy pv1vuse eutprpvsep.
Cooperative erap InesFuNee woul1
r>ucv~ the srewur's fenr ~ ~
better than vuutd iaf1ntiunary
hsn<5oufA
secret Aesuts ~ tnas n1ssauo-
iini livcs N terrnr - nix-rprns
Allied cnmmandns sHou1d Innd
cio>s u NJ ncvfhppn fpeneber snd
dynamite ~ s1noeRroaeua palI-
rc~ds whseA epua~re mary WIN
nwttnpviand n ~ 90 reuteD
v~vs plugged n uure's elruo1v
strained factories wn~td - n .
preearto<as ntuasian. ~ une1nn
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should N cir snas - sovopo4
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

predominant. for use in jungles.
On the other side the browns and
sand tones predominant. for use
in desert country or mountains.
One of the heater accessories
for the jungle camouflage suits
u = pair of flotation blsdders.
When a soldier wants 10 wade
across a stream and he doesn't
know how deep II is. he simply
blows up these spare bladders,
puts them under his armpits like
water wings. and starts walking.
If Quartermaster Corps cloth
ing procurement officers have
their way. the end of this war
won't see the springing up Of a
lot Of so-called army and navy
stores. peddling army SURPRISES
and seconds at distress prices.
Reason is that today. army cloth
ing is OF such high quality that
the garments can all be stored
indefinitely. The stuff dumped on
the market after the last war
was mostly stuff that would not
keep.
Looking for a home? Read the
T,rnaa Want De
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

is clothed in a different uniform.
and there you have in one line
what the well-dressed soldier of
the u. s. army wears to this
mans war. not counting the uni
forms for the WAACS or the
aviators.
This Philadelphia ON depot is
army headquarters for procure
ment of clothing. II experiments
with new materials. new styles.
new equipment 1t tests every
thing from buttonholes TO sleep
ing bags. When changes are
made, Philadelphia makes them.
OF course not every soldier gets
every one of the Is uniforms
mentioned above. But these uni
forms will keep the soldier cloth
ed and in his right mind. pro-
tected from the elements in any
climate from Alaska TO Africa.
All told, there are $500 different
items of equipage.
TROPICS TO ARCTIC
At the one extreme is the new
tropical uniform of shorts and
pith helmet now being worn by
the Yanks on Bermuda.
At the other extreme is the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
What the Well-Dressed
Army Man Wears
For Every Occasion

Arctic parks. which Is something
extra. Outside. II is a reversible
poplin wind-proof and weather
proof fabric. one side white 10
blend with snow and ice. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
RN PETER EPSON

Standing stiff1y at attention at
the Philadelphia Quartermsster
Depot Is row Of Is hfe-size
models q soldiers. Every model
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
CHAMELEON CLOTHES

New army camouflage suits for
jungle fighting are reversible, en-
abling the soldiers to change
their spots like a chameleon by
simply turning their garments in
side out. On one side. the greens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Lead Into Tenace
Cripples Defense
b. WILLIAM r. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

had 10 leave Philadelphia at
the end Of the first session Of the
Pennsylvania State team-of-four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

other side the new shade OF olive
green TO blend with woods and
tundra. For extreme tempera-
lures, below this pants-and-parka
are two suits of half-ineh thick,
high-pile undergarments made Of
alpaca and mohair. warmer than
fur. and worn hung from special
suspenders
II soldier gets too warm and
sweats, then cools down. the ten
dency is for the perspir2tion to
freeze, but it's easily removed.
Simply take off the underwear
and shake out the iciclcs. or
brush them off.
OLIVE DRAB INDIES
Speaking Of underwear. the
new army issue underwear is TO
be olive drab instead of white.
Not to hide dirt-to provide cam
outage so that when soldiers
wash their indies in a stream
and then spread them on the
grass to dry in the sun, they
won't be spotted by enemy air
craft.
Blue jeans. more properly
known as blue denims, may dis
appear from use as overalls and
work clothes as one result of this
war, for the army has developed
new material for fatigue uni
forms, a herringbone twill in the
new army olive green. It's much
stronger than denium. and Just
about the same in price.
The Quartermaster Corps lick
ed the raincoat problem with
new fabric that will probably find
wide acceptance when made avail
able to civilians. It's a cotton
sheeting impregnated with a WIS.,
cous resin that is better than
rubber. II won't crack and 1t
won't stick like the old oilskins.
Manufacturer Of the new rain
wear for a time tried 10 have a
lot of garments rejected, so they
could sell them TO civilians for
more money than they get from
the army. But the ONO put a
quick stop TO that.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
u
READ THIS
TRUE STORY
Of whot
PoImolive's
Proved New
Beov'y Method
did for
Miss Angel DeIio
Of New Orleans

"im one Of l2ss women who reported for scientific
complexion tests conducted SO doctors in q cities
We were typical American women with all types of
skn-dry, oily, young, old your type of skin in
cluded! Each of us was given thorough complex
ion examination, then asked to follow a simple
beauty method faithfully for IA days.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

These are among the many complexion
improvements reported by the doctors
Improvements to watch for when you fol-
low the new Palmolive beauty method.
So don't wait! Start this proved new
Palmolive way to beauty-today! For, like
2 out of every women, you, too, may now
get a better complexion in just II Days!
Evening star., 1943-03-28

''b,srs's ss method: times every day washed my
face with Palmolive Soap Then took one minute
more each time-a full 80 seconds-and massaged
Palmolves remarkable beautifying lather into my
skin just the way l would cream. A rinse-and
that's ALL The secret you see lies in extracting the
full beautifyng effect from Palmolive lather.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

"a shs ssd q - dsys the doctor examined my skin
again-and he and both agreed that Palmolives new
beauty method had worked positive wonders for my
complexion! And learned that the doctors reports
from all the other tests showed that out Of every
women got results just Is startling and sensational
a lovclier complexion in IA days!"
Evening star., 1943-03-28
YES, You may ,oin a
BRIGHTER, CLEARER SKIN
in only II Days!

You can follow Palmolive's Proved New
Method with your own cake Of Palmolive-at
home! Hundreds of women, with an types Of
skin, have already hied this method right IN
their own bathrooms, and far more than 2 oof
of every say that this new way Of using
Palmolive Soap brought them definitely better
complcxions in only IA days!
So eet Pahnolive Sesp md start this proved
new way to beauty -todsy! Follow The method
faithfully, without change, evezydayf fr 4d.ys.
Every single Palmolive massage oounts- give
your skin Palmolive messages daily, for fun
80 seconds each time. Then rinse thoroughly.
Remember, results are ssse for more than z
out of 3 women who follow Palnalive's Proved
New Beauty Method faishfullyl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12

Washington OVID - V
souhlase S nar1zen1m vseobecne
pracovn1 mobilizace v Cesko-
slovensku, Nemci zastavili vse-
chny prGmyslove podniky ne
pracujfcf pro valku a nebo po-
vazovane "a ned1lezite pro va
leone 1sili. Delnfci zavfenych
podnik1 a vsichni jejich "a
valecnou praci Jim pfidelenou
nacistickymi 1rady. Nacista
Frank pTijel vecer &c. 1nora do
Bratislavy navstfviti slovenske-
no generala a quislinga Catlose
Pc jeho navsteve byla general
nj mobilizace pracovn1ch sill pc
die nemeckeho vzoru vyhlase-
ma ma Slovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
EN- 0 mesicku a slunicku, to
Nemci a JIM nedovedou.
Il knihy K. G. Hovory S
T. c.. Masarykem.)
Heydrichova smrt.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Slavny nemecky spisovatel
Emil ludwig, znamy krajan1m
svym skvelym zivotopisem a
zhodnocenim d1la presidenta
Tomase G.. Masaryka, otiskl v
casopise "Argentinisches Tag
blatt" jednu scenu re sveho fill
moveho dramatu "The Hang
man., ktery jest prave v Holly
woodu natacen.
Scena "Heydrichova smrt"
pGsobf ma ctenaTe neobycejne
mohutne, zejmena zaverecny
monolog Heinricha Himmlera
mad mrtvym katem: "Pomsta
je ma pochodu. Budeme pora-
A vsichni prfjdeme O kirk.
Ia kazdym rohem, "a kazdym
kefem ma mas c1haj1. Um1raj1-
CT pry mluvf pravdu. A Hey
drich il mluvil take, kdyz rekl,
re Rusove zvitezi. Cesi zvitezi,
Polaci zvitezi. Jedin6 my bu-
deme porazeni. Jsme ztraceni.
Nemecko je ztraceno. Swasti-
ka Sc jednou Dude valet v bla-
te. Tisice miliony lid1 Sc ma mas
vail. Nezadrzitelne sc blfzi.
Naseho vGdce roztrhajf ma ku-
sy. Pomsta je ma pochodu.
Pomsta celeho sveta. A mic il
nezadrzl."
Poole zprav filmoveho tisku
Dude obraz jiz brzy hotov. Jsou
w mem zamestnany nejleps1 81
ly, jake ma Hollywood k dispo-
sici, a pfirozene sc O film zaj1-
mali vsechna divadla sv6ta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Povinna pracovni sluzba pro
chorvatska devcata.
Poprava ctyr jugoslavskych
valecnych zajatc1 v Norsku.

Washington = Ma
cisty kontrolovany list "Hrvat-
ski Narod" oznamil, re vsech-
ny chorvatske d1vky re sired
mich skol must profit rocnf po-
vinnou pracovnf sluzbou. Pra-
covn1 sluzba must byti odslou-
zena hned pc witt re stredni
skoly a bez, nj zadna chorvat-
ka nepude moci sc dati zapsati
k universitn1mu studiu.
Povinna d1vcf pracovnf sluz-
ba Dude pod dozorem zensk6
sluzby chorvatskych Ustas1.
Poole zpravy svedskeho listu
"Nya Daglit Allehanda" dosle-
no do Office of War Informa-
ton, byli v t6chto dnech nemec
kymi 1Tady v Trondheimu "a
stfeleni ctyri ju~goslavstf valec-
nj z%ajatci, protoze pry pfipra-
vovali dynamitovanf nemecke-
no tabora umfsteneho ma pokra
il mesta. Nemci nasli pod bu-
dovami tabora dynamit, a po-
nevada nedaleko byl kameno-
lom v nemz pracovali jugoslav-
stf valecn1 zajatci, Nemci tam
jednoduse vpadli vybrali ma
matkou ctyTi z Mich a ma miste
lie odstTelili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Nsmci mobilizuji csl. armada

Washington (ONA): - Fe-
deraln1 poslechova sluzba "a
chytila hlasenf sovetske tisko-
We agentury Tass oznamujici,
re Nemci zahajili mobilizaci
Cech1 Ike sluzbe ma nemecke
fronte v Rusku a chystaji Sc k
tomu 1cel1 zrekrutovati ma
100000 az 100000 Cech1.
Tass oznamuje, re nemecky
protektor Daluege naTfdil jiz
zrfzeni mobilizacnich stredisek
We vsech vets1ch ceskych mes
tech.
V ,jiznim Nemecku Dude zri-
zeno 20 vojenskych vycviko-
vych taborG, kde zmobilizova-
nym CechGm sc ma dostati KRAFT
keno vycviku a pax budou po-
slam ma vychodnf frontu. Mem
CT chystajf takto mobilizaci 20
divisf S ceskymi vojiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Dalsf rozdsleni VarSavy.

Londyn, 3. bTezna (ONA):
Cd 81. kvetna Dude Varsava
rozdelena ma nemeckou a ne
nemeckou ctvrt poole noveho
naffzenl mlstnfho nemeckeho
guvenera. Vsichni Nemci by
dlfcf We Varsave dostali rozkaz
odst9hovati sc do jim vyhraze-
ne ctvrti a neuposlechnut1 mari
zenf Sc tresta velmi pf1snymi
frosty. Stejne tax ne-Nemci by
dlfcf v nemecke ctvrti must o.
kamzite vykliditi sve byty a cd
stehovati Sc. We Varsave Mem
|ci jiz davno zrfdili ghetto, v
nemz provadejf desne vrazde-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Italsky general vymenoval Ia
zbrane italske zajatce.
Ia tuto dohodu S jugoslavskym
generalem Michajlovicem byl
italsky general sesazen.

Washington (ONA) = Ma
rocky rozhlas zachyceny fede-
ralni poslechovou sluzbou hla-
sill podarenou historku, re je-
den italsky general byl zbaven
sveho velitelskeho m1sta proto-
re vymenoval "a italske valec-
ne zajatce generala Michajlo-
vice "a zbrane.
Poole zpravy marockeho roz
hlasu jmeno tohoto italskeho
generala je Robotti. A kdyz
jednal O vymenu zajatc1 z Mi
chajlovicem vymfnil 81 jenom
jednu vec: a Size, re zbrane
takto zfskane nesmej1 Jugo-
slavci pouzfvati proti ItalGm,
nybrz vyhradne proti Nemcum
a Ustasnm.
A vymena Sc della takto: je-
den revolver "a jednoho ital-
skeho podd1stojnfka, jeden
tank "a SO italskych vojfnd,
jedno delo S pr1slusnym stfeli-
vem "a jednoho vyssfho italske
no dIstojnika.
Office of War Information
dodava k teto zprave, re jme-
novany general Sc jmenuje
Mario Ribbotti a byl v r. 1910
prednostou jednoho d1leziteho
odboru italskeho ministerstva
valky.
Nenf to poprve, kdy general
Michajlovic donutil Italy k po-
dobne vymene - ma zacatku
valky donutil italske veleni k
vymenen zajatcG "a letecky
BENIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12

Washington (CTK) = Kon-
Gem 1nora uspofadal Jewish
Community Center (USO) ces-
koslovensky vecer, jehoz Sc u
castnilo pres pet set poslucha--
Gu. Vecer zahajil DIR. Karel
Cervenka, charge d'affaires ce-
skoslovenskeho vyslanectvl,
projevem, v nemz podal pre-
hled ceskoslovenske zahranic-
nj politiky v poslednich letech
a vylicil dnesn1 situaci a tradl-
ce Ceskoslovenska. Byly pro-
mftnuty filmy Vltavy a Jano-
six a divcf skupina provedla
nekolik narodn1ch tancu. d.
vaky upoutal krone toho tanec
dvou divek, predstavujlci Ces.
koslovensko a jeho BOZ proti
NemcIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Hleda Sc krajanka.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Jisty dGstojnfk ceskosloven-
ske armady v Anglii, ktery ne
davno pfijel do Kanady, hleda
mladou damu, jez Sc mezi lety
1887 a 1889 odstehovala do
Spojenych Statd, pravdepodob-
ne do Texasu. Pred odjezdem
z vlasti Sc zdrzovala v Husto-
pec1ch mad Becvou, kde ma
stryce, vyznacneho m1stn1ho CT
nitele. Dopisovala 81 S matkou
uvedeneho dGstojn1ka pred
vstupem Spojenych StatG do
valky.
Vzhledem k divcinym pribu-
zenskym svazk1m We vlasti
snad jest mono, re by n6kdo z
ceskych duchovenskych kruhG
v Texasu nebo v jinych statech
mohl O hledane neco vedeti.
Informace laskave zaslete
ma adresu:
Rudolf Nekola,
1441 Mackay Street,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Pfiznive prijeti publikaci ,csl'
Narodni Rady.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

"News Bulletin" vydavany
Ustavem pro mezinarodn1 w
chovu v New Yorku pozornuje
{. 5. roc. XVIII, ma potlacova-
nj skolstvf v zemich docasne O.
kupovanych Nemci a uvadf mi
mo jine spolehlive zdroje infor-
macnf publikaci vydanou Ces-
koslovenskou narodnf radon v
pod MAVEN "The
Way of Light, jez vysla k u
ctenf pamatky studentd a uci-
tell povrazdenych v Praze IL.
listopadu 1899 pri znamem ma
sakru. Take v literarnf pTflo-
re New York Times bylo upo-
zorneno ma tuto brozuru a ma
spisek "The Story of Two Peo-
ples'', rovnez Narodnf radon
vydany.
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schopnosti nejen cvicitelske a
organisacni, nybrz i pedagogic
Ike a pax take ideove byly We
like.
Sam jsa Sokolem telem i du-
ST, vychoval take svou rodinu v
opravdovem duchu sokolskem,
a to jak svou manzelku, tax i
sve dive dcerusky, kterezto til
bytosti, jemu v celem zivote
nejdrazsf, tezce zelf jeho pred
casn6ho skonu, ktery sc dosta-
vii pc delsim utrpenf. K vec-
nemu odpocinku byl ulozen v
nedeli, %. 1nora.
Ma pohfeb br. Machovskeho
dostavili Sc: br. Karel M. Pr
chal, starosta, a pr. Jarka Jeli-
mex, nacelnfk Americke oboe
sokolske, ktery je tez nacelnl-
KEN Svazu csl. sokolstva v A
merice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-12
Pozdrav Rude Armada
k Is. vyroc1 jejiho vzniku.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. n. R.)

K 25. vyrocf vzniku rude ar
mady a ma zpravu o zaTaden1
odd1lu ceskoslovenske armady
ma ruskou frontu zaslala Cesko-
slovenska narodn1 rada v Anne
rice prostrednictvfm csl. velvy-
stance pl. Zdenka Fierlingera
v Kubysevu Wade Svazu SOVIET
skych federalisovanych repub-
Xix telegram tohoto znen1:
"Pod dojmem svetodejnych
udalost1 v Rusku a divG rekov-
nosti rude armady wall Ameri-
cane ceskoslovenskeho p1vodu
S pychou a radostf ma vedomi,
re re vsech Spojenych narodG
jsou Cechoslovaci prvn1, kdo
nynf bojujf box pc boku S rus
kymi hrdiny.
"Vase vykony zGstanou pro
budoucnost zdrojem inspirace.
Vsechen svet Dude vas S hlubo-
kou vedomost1 vzpominat ma
veky jake spasitel1 civilisace.
" den sveho slavneho vyro-
c1 mate nase diky a nase srd-
CO."
Csl. narodn1 rada v Americe.
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Csl. rozhlas z Kahyry vysilan
denne.

Montreal (CTK.) = Csl. Wy
silan1 z Kahyry Cairo, Egypt
je nyn1 vysflano denne ma VI
mach 1918 a 483 cd 6. do 6:15
bod. Poole stredoevropskeho
casu. To znamena, re Poole
vychodo-americkeho valencia
casu je mono zachytiti toto
vys1lan1 zde v IL hodin dopo-
ledne. Upozornujeme krajany
ma toto vysilani S tim, ably je
poslouchali a napsali nam, ja-
ky byl poslech.