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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
fellowship Wins
Yacht Club Race

The Fellowship, guided by
Owner c. T. Winslow, won the
annual New Year race of the Ia
coma Yacht club. Lady Lynn. Al
Hale owner. was second and
Hunter. piloted by Owner DIR.
Lerum. was third. The race
started at noon and ended al 5
o'clock. Winslow was 20 seconds.
Hale was 100 off and Lerum
2:10 off. All leaders had never
won race before and their
guessing time was sharp. Eigh-
teen boats competed. The Yacht
club will meet Monday night TO
install officers There will be
entertainment and women will
attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Cougars Beat
Canisius, 60-43

BUFFALO. n. Y.-Georgetown
University won its fourth straight
game by defeating st. Bonaven-
ture, 56-41. and Washington State
trounced Canisius. 60-43. in a COL
lege basketball doubleheader at
Memorial auditorium last night.
Washington States victory was
its seventh in Il starts. Guard
Owen Hunt and Forward Gail
Bishop spanked the Cougars to a
42-15 half-time lead as Canisius
was held without a field goal until
the 12-minute mark. Bishop net
ted Is points to lead both teams
in scoring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

the sports world and the scheme
vas nipped in the bud when u.
Q. Brzmham. national COM
missioner % minor league base
ball. declared the Senators
action illegal.
crosswhite. according 70 the
parole boards report. vii take
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Lewis and Clark
Basket Champions

SPOKANE - Lewis and Clark
high school basketeers won the
GonzaEa Physical Fitness hoop
tourney here last night by beating
Rogers high. so to SO. 10 take the
title.
North Central took third place
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

var industry joh IN Portland.
Just what trade he al follow
has not been decided. although
he has shown aptitude for
various Jobs in his work as
prisoner. according 10 Warden
George Alexander.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Oregon State
Hoops Finally
Lose Contest

PEORIA. Ill Previously I'M
beaten Oregon State was the VIC
tim of 8 basketball upset last
night at the hands Of Bradley
Tech. losing in an overtime period
Il to AZ after the score stood So
all at the end Of the regulation
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

the names of venerable heroes VIII
would be safer home tending gera
NUNS.
One of the grayer problems.
rs many baseball men see IL.
will have to do with players
now employed In war indus
tries.
Bucky Walters of the Reds
and Red Ruffing of the Yank-
ees, for example, are putting
In the off-season to good ad-
vantage In airplane factories.
Lefty Gomez of the Yankees
h doing war work. Tommy
Holmes of the Braves In en-
ployed In n Brooklyn ship
yard.
Many more ball players are thus
engaged. With the coming OF
spring there will, no doubt, be
many more similarly employed.
Equally without doubt. many of
these will have learned TO be
skilled workers at their trades.
Manpower Commissioner Nc
Mutt will probably find that many
of these are indispensable and
will act accordingly. for there is
no question about where an able
bodied citizen belongs these days.
A good share of the players thus
wouldn't care to return
to baseball under the conditions,
anyway
Honus Wagner had best get out
his liniment and start warming up
or there won't be much organized
baseball of any kind, no matter
who likes what.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
BABY DUMPING AIDS DRIVE
HOLLYWOOD. Cal.-sGeneral.s

Larry simms, aged s. movie-actor
creator of the role Of Baby
Dumping. donated mis- entire col
lection OF 300 little lead soldiers
to the scrap metal drive. Each
soldier was capable Of becoming
two bullets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
LEGS ARE VITAL

Helen Walker. who never did a
leg role on the stage. has 10
display plenty Of her shapely legs
as vital story point IN her first
movie. Lucky Jordan. IN which
she plays opposite Alan Laid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Basket Game
For Fort Lewis

The Tobacco basketball team
will meet the Fort Lewis Rattle
snakes" of the field artillery, at
the North Fort Lewis gym, next
Sunday.
The Tobaccos were formerly
the Swing Shift Al-stars,
but are now sponsored by Bill
Goodwin, local attorney and
former W.S.C. football player
and heavyweight boxing
hampton, and Lawrence
Kelly.
The first game is scheduled FOR
8 q. m. and the main attraction
at 4.
The probable starting lineup for
the Tobaccos will be, Roger Lunde,
& II. 8 in. center. who played last
year with the Shipyard A. {. in
the Northwest A. A. L. tourna-
ment. Russell Eyer. former star
at Western Washington College
of Education, and Pete Hit OF
Plattesmouth. Nebraska. at for
ward: Bob Ness al guard, who
PLAYED with Montana State two
years ago. and Ronald Ferrians.
clever player with Selah Springs
in the Northwest A. A. L. tourna-
ment a few years back: Bill Seyier.
who played his freshman year at
the University Of Montana. may
get the call al one Of the guard
positions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
STARTS DRIVE ON BELLS

SANTA ROSA. Cal.-This city
has donated It's old fire bell 10
the war metal drive and urges
sister municipalities 10 check up
for cracked or other unemployed
fire bells. Churches. also. are ask
ed 10 join in the move.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Georgia


y slKAoNt. - -FtIII-
erett. Adrian. Mich, lost his wallet
containing S110 and valuable
papers The finder took his own
reward and returned the rest.
Demerett received the wallet,
papers and $40 through the mails.
An enclosed note from the finder
said he kept the remainder because
of an urgent need"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main s15I,
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

honors by defeating Chewelah 43
to 80 to give Spokane's three high
schools the three top spots in a
tourney which originally attracted
10 Inland Empire schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ad. Call Main s15I.
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

East West
Dove. N. D. ....LE.... susoff, Wsc
Wildung. MINI. 1t. Stamm. Stan.
Alberghini, He. LG Banducci. Stan.
Sabasteanski. F. c Remington. WSC
Wright. n. D.. re. Taylor. Stan.
Wistert. Mich. ..RT. Friedman. Wn.
Schreiner. Wis. RE. Beals. S. Clara
Ceithaml Mich OBJ zapalac. Tex Az
Daley, MINI ...LH. Kennedy WsC
Horvath. Ohio .RH Steuber. Mo.
Filipowiez, Ford. FB Compagn. ST. NJ.
East ............-... 0 b-l3
West ............. 0 s s o-l2
Scoring: East-Touchdowns Schrei-
ner, F1lipowicz. point after touch
down, King Sub for Wistertl place
kick. West-Touchdowns, Kennedy,
STATISTICS
Fast West
6.......... First downs ......4...I3
1876. Yards gained rushing, net 81
10, Forward passes attempted IS
5 =. =. Forward passes completed 80 3
l03 Yards by forward passes pit
o. .Yds. lost. attempt for passes. o
l. Forward passes intercepted by. !
Il Yds. gained intercepted passes IS
80 Punting avg. from scrim. PIT
IS Total yards all kicks returned 81
/. Opponents fumbles recovered i
as -. Yards lost by penalties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

Second All Force scoring. Touch
uowns. Spadaccini. Van Avery, point
after touchdown. Bodney.
Hardin Simmons scoring: Touch
down, Wilson: point after touchdown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04
Sinkwich Goes
Out in Glory
Southerners Show
They Are Champs

PASADENA. Calf. - Georgia
came out of the Rose Bowl today
As the nations number one foot
ball team.
There may be some shouts of
dissent from Ohio State and other
points, but If there was any doubt
as to Georgia's championship cali
Der. the Bulldogs ? to 0 victory
over a fighting UCLA club yes
terday should remove IT.
For they won II with only
little help from Frankie
Sinkwich. and they won II
from a team which put mp the
greatest defensive battle In
the history of the countrs's
gridiron classic.
Although he couldn't run. pass
or punt in the style which made
him the nations top ranking play
er. Frankie bowed out like n cham
pion. Standing on ankles that left
him sick with pain he played on
courage alone. His farewell to the
sport which won him all-America
fame could not have been more
fitting.
VIRTUES IN PAIN
With his face writing in pain.
ne carried the ball over the goal
line for the touchdown which put
the game beyond the reach of the
Bruins of the University Of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles.
The 10000 persons who damned
the Tournament of Roses stadium
got their moneys worth for there
was never a dull moment. II was
rough. tough football. and there
was almost n thrill a minute.
OF all the thrills, Sinkwlch
furnished most of them, al
though his understudy Charles
Trippi, was the individual star
of the game.
II took Franlsie's leadership
for the scoring. II looked like
he was all done just before the
half ended when he hobbled
off the field after the big
uCLA line had stopped the
Bulldogs within the shadow of
the goal posts.
And for all his fighting heart.
e easily could have been the goat.
He fumbled at a critical mo-
nent, but his tumble paved the
ray for Georgia's first points. He
ad been called upon by Coach
Wallace Butts TO direct a late
nird period drive which Trippi
cyan. Failing to find a pass re-
eiver open. Trippi cut down the
declines for 10 yards and a first
own on the UCLA 10.
Sinkwich passed twice To Van
avis and the southerners had the
all, first down and goal to 60 on
he UCLA four. Twice frankie hit
ne line. picking up a yard each
me. On the third try he fumbled
nd the Bruins recovered on their
wn three.
UNIT BLOCKED
Attempting TO kick out from
ehind his goal line. Waterfield's
unit was blocked by Red Boyd and
ne ball rolled into the end zone
'r an automatic safety.
A few minutes later Sink
wioh spanked the touchdown
drive, although Trippl did
most of the carrying.
In the dressing room after
the game, Frankie was crying.
Thanks q lot, fellows. for
letting me score" he sobbed.
81 didn't deserve the
chance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-04

Georgia sooringi Touchdown. Sink
wich tor McPhee). point after touch
down, Costa for Trippil safety
Georgia automatic.
Subs: Georgia-Ends. Tereshinski.
Strothers. tackles BOYD. Pierce, Poss:
guards Miller, Lee. eenters. Costa.
Ehrhardt. backs. Sinkwich. Todd
DuuiSh, Mcguire y. G. L. A-Hnus
Baldwin. Robotham. Breeding. tackles.
obidine. Griswold; guards. Compton.
Harrison. Marienthal. center Spiel
man. backs v Smith. Phillips. L.
miriam. Kurrasch. Tyler.
STATISTICS
Georgia 4. e. L. A.
~. .ss...s.. Pirst downs .......s
ala. Yards gained RUSHING Cnetl a7
30. Forward nasseS Attempted Is
Il Forward passes completed 4
iel Yards by forward passes i. e.
81 Yes lost. attempted forwd. passes 6
4. Forward passes intercepted by. 2
50 Yds. gained. intercepted passes 50
81 so P'nttng avg. from scrtnn. as sc
IS. Total Yards all kicks returned. IS
/. Opponents fumhles recovered. /
40. -. Yards lost by penalties. 40
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24

request,
since his return, Mr.. Chlrurg has
been asked 10 speak on this subject
before Industrial and advertising
groups and on the radio. Mr.. CHR.
urg emphasized the great weight
which the English placed upon the
Importance Of the written and spok-
en- work IN stimulating greater
production, They make extensive use
OF posters and public address avs.
TENS In British factories, according
10 Mr.. Chirurg's account,
When asked what the effect Of
q bombing was upon worker morale
and production, Mr.. Chlrurg ex.
planned that n bombing caused a
great temporary increase In morale
and production, but that this peak
had had a consequent depression
In the production graph,
Mr.. Chlrurg gave many human
interest sldellghts In his speech. He
told Of his reaction 10 the vast
bombed areas OF London and OF
wartime life In England.
Mr.. Chirurg spoke at the invita-.
lion OF The Bristol War Production
committee and was introduced to
the meeting by Rowland Hazard,
Executive President OF the
Arm.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
Army Letter Box
Emergency Relief
Committee Eager
to Aid Deserv-
ing Appli.
cAnts.

with activity on the far flung
battlefronts increasing In fury,
more and more letters are pour.
ing into Army Emergency Relief
Headquarters In Boston as the
casualty lists mount. Here Is Q
typical one that arrived tins
week:
1.-TWO weeks ago I was notified
nv husband was killed while
fighting In the solomons. He
was 0 sergeant and we were mar"
ried lust three weeks before MS
OUTFIT was ordered overseas. Now
I am expecting o child ana 40
not have the money TO pay Tor
medical attention. Can you help
me?"
Army Emergency Relief will
help this young wife obtain the
six months gratuity pay given
TO the beneficiary Of every sol.
der who loses his life IN the
service. Also his back pay and
Insurance will come to her
eventually. In the meantime
AER will supply any funds need
ed before she actually receives
her checks from the government
EDITORS NOTE: II you have
any problems which you feel
Emergency Relief might help
solve, apply to your nearest AER
section or write direct to: Capt
e, A. Sherman. Headquarters
First Service Command, 600 Com
monwealth Avenue, Boston, Mas
sachusetts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24

Ting Show. Shoppers: 20th's my
Trierd Fllcka" Bill Russell's
grooming at the Park Central Roof
.. Anything Frank Sinatra MARBLES
No. 34446o: RumorS notwithstand-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24

/ vlrons In connection with defense
work. They must have gas for
cooking, for water heating, gas
refrigeration and house heating. The
gas industry has to meet skyrock-
citing costs OF oil, fuel, labor under
rigid and sometimes unnecessary
regulation, and 1t must bow TO KEGS.
Sive taxation, oil resulting In great.
" reduced net revenues, And, unlike
other industries, II Is difficult TO get
any relief, not only because Of the
excess profits tax, but the office OF
Price Administration has stated that
utilities cannot increase rates or In.
crease charges except In certain lin.
tied circumstances, although be-
lieve, II necessity should demand,
that our Connecticut Public Utilities
Commission, the best commission IN
the whole United States, will have
something to say about this question
for, unless am sadly mistaken,
there are some states rights LETT,
even In time Of war.
"Here In America, the most glori.
ovS country with the best govern.
ment that the world ever knew, we
fear that radical reformerS may
try to take advantage Of this war
emergency to change our form OF
government In whole or In part ana
pattern 1t after some Of the old
world countries which are now
crumhling to dust, But, notwith"
standing our apprehension, we hope
and pray, and we have faith be-
cause we cannot see, that when
his dread war Is over the people OF
the United States will have re.
tanned or regained their full SOW.
ereignty and that through their
sovereign mind and power u car"
rying us through the doubtful re-
adjustment period, life will be bet.
ter, our great heritage securer ana
relations between classes more mar"
monious,"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
LONDON BOMBING
BOOSTS OUTPUT
Resentment Only Tempo
rary Graph indicates;
Describes Visit

James +, Chlrurg, president Of
the James Thomas Chirurg Co.,
well known Boston industrial ad.
vertlslng Arm spoke Monday eve.
ming 10 q large number Of Bristol
Company foremen and supervisors
on the subject Of war Production
Programs In England" At the In
vltation Of the British government.
Mr., Chlrurg recently spent ave
weeks IN England making q study
Of War Production programs In
British industry. Upon his return
he submitted his report 10 the
United states government at their
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
EuR INV YnRK snnR

Ca e ChRraeaeRss Madeleine
Carroll, the wlllowy blonde, bend
ING low against The wind near Radio
CITY Author Edna Eerber with
plnky neeed high over q pot Of tea
u the algonquin, stirring the ghosts
ct Btoun and Woolloott Movie
folk passing each other without
out recognition ct S9th and Park:
vlennese Elisabeth BeEgner and Brl-
ton Brian Aherne +. Anthony Eden
who looks like q movie star, but
actually Is q star Q better world
must hitch It's wagon 20 Lovely
Helen Ford, leading lady Of the mu-
steals n the 20s, still packing plenty
Of appeal--lEi the Stork cub .
Sonya Stokowski IN the foyer Of
the Rockefeller Apis. Wednesday
night-loolslng dramatic In a flam-
ing red coat Pvt, Dashiell HAM
NETT, the Thin Man" author, on a
eurloaf Hope Emerson, who plays
Bessie on the Joe and Ethel Twerp
program, now doubling with her
songs ae No. Fifth Pvt. Tom
Brown, Of the moom-pltchers, re.
ereshed BY swapping "howdys" with
showeolk.
eaIlies IN Our Alley: Jimmy Dur.
ante's silly - about the drunk who
got into cab with O girl and said:
"Lesh danShl" "Oh, there's no
rooFnl" she told him "Sho wot?"
was the retort. "Jush open the
uoorsl" :. The much married play
boy was telling Jessel Of his marital
n1txups shake hands," said
Jessel, offering q DEW, with the new
chump" Dick Hlmber has learned
the meaning Of Southern hospi-
tally -. THE people down South
Will accommodate you" he reports,
"but the hotels won't"
vlgnette: He's new on the Holly
wood scene - among the clicks,
that Is Turned out two sock hits
In q row =. But he Is rarely seen
in public One Of his studio
bosses said, People are saying you're
Stuck-up. You should 60 out more
than you do--to the night clubs
and be seen" Look" was the
reply, II see the most beautiful wo-
men in the world every day on the
set. also see the most beautiful
men there, II I want to look Of
them. ] mix with the greatest talent
around - every day from Q to 8!
Why should ] 60 to Ciro's or the
Mocambo? To see their agents?"
deInos Of q Mldnlghter: Rumor
place, she noticed her dream house
on Q hill She stopped the car
dashed out and up the hill, her
heart beating wildly all the way
There was the houSe-every feature
the same as In her dreams-a
sure enough the old man answered
her knock. Tell me-" she said, lis
this house for sale?" "Yes," he
told her, but I'd scarcely advise you
to buy 1t. This house Is hauntedv
"Haunted?" echoed the girl
"For heavens sakes, by whom?'
.. "By you," said the old, old man
with the white white beard beard
softly closing the door door door
ThS Show. Shoppers: 20ths my
Trierd Fllcka" Bill Russell's
grooming at the Park Central Roof
-. Anything Frank Sinatra MARBLES
No. 34446S: Rumors notwithstand-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24

Chinatown Charlie Says: on
Broadway The Best Place to Find
A Helping Hand Is At the End OF
Your Arm,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
INDIAN SITUATION
INQUIRY SANCTION ED

washington, March aa--(upl--
Congress, on the waFpath against
government bureaus, hurled ne
tomahawk az the interior Depart.
ments once Of Indian aifalrs 10
day IN approving q sweeping tn
vestlgatlon OF the entire indian sit-
uatlon,
Chairman James Z o'connor. d.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
ZAsU PITTS DILEMMA

Zasu Pitts. who quit work In q ~:
cratlve stage show to play one OF
The featured roles In Paramounts
Lets Face It." which co-stars Bon
Hope and Betty Hutton, Is torn BE-
tween a desire to remain IN pic.
lures and accept flattering offers
which have been sent her, or q
return TO a promised role on Broad
Way,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24

Mont, q re house indian
committee, DECLARED eA4e e
mo reason tor ne a&iat1Mo4
indian afiaiFe bureau and
vas ~holdlng ne ned nRgm 81
lugatlon."
we OuHht o uso eno unEa4 s.
make citlnons cut q thsm," -
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24

Pet hobby q cecil WeIlAwo7,
rently starring On ssEaAe 0oo0
lows" n botany. Ne d en- aul
On Wild flnwRRR
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
n You Suffer PERIODIC
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Start at once--try Lydia ". pinkhan's
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-24
w RI D w A r
A YEAR AGO
MARCH 20, 1912

American Volunteer pilots bag
20 enemy planes In surprise dawn
attack nj The Thai airport OF
Chlengmai.
U. 8. Navy announces loss Of de-
stvoyers Plllsbury and Edsall.
British Admiralty reports ItaI.
Ian battleshlp hit by British tor
redo In running battle on Malta.
Canadian government raises
draft age from 70 years TO 30.
ss--~s--
Peaceful Downham Market. IN
England, which wanted to be put
tout of bounds to airmen because
they were noisy now is protest.
Ing against Sunday morning Home
Guard parades. which, the local
council says, lnterferes with church
going.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
Nova protikatolicka kampan "
obsazenych Zemich.

Washington = Stou-
pencil nacismu v Nemci obsaze-
nych zemich provadejf novou
kampan proti Tfmsko-katolic-
kemu knezstvu a proti kTestan
stvf vGbec.
Poole vytahG z tohoto vasal-
skeho tisku dochazej1c1ho Of
flee Of War Information, clan
ky jsou velmi divoke a stvave.
TAX ma pT1klad magazin "Bou-
re" vydavany holandskou ma
cistickou stranou napadl Ho-
landske knezstvo jake hlavn1-
no p1vodce vseobecne stavky
zahajene v kvetnu ma znamen1
protestu mad opetnou internac1
byvalych voj1n1 holandske ar
mady. Proc, pta Sc magazin,
biskupove nam kazali a stvali
proti nemecke okupaci We
vsech pastyTskych listech? Ne
nj to smesne, Re odpovedeli re
to bylo k Will holandskym zaj-
MIN. R1msko katolicke KNEE
stvo jsou nesmiritelny neprftel
holandskych zajmG. Oni, ko-
fistnfci Rfma, by NELL inject.
We Francii, Poole zprav sved-
skeho tisku rozpory mezi kato-
lickym knezstvem a vladou We
Vichy, jsou tax akutnf, re po-
die listu "Svenska Dagebladet"
vsechny znamky ukazujf ma
bl1z1ci sc krisi.
Parfzsky list "Cri du peuple"
velmi ostre 1tocil v techto
dnech ma stanovisko c1rkve O.
hledne deportaci francouz-
skych deln1k1 ma otrockou pra-
ci do Nemecka.
Paffzsky list pfse, re jeho
kritika je primo namlfena ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

|prejde, nepratelska propagan-
da Sc zacne chvastat svemu Ii
du jak Sc spojenci bojf. To ma
uklidnit nervy rozcilenych
NemcG a Ital1. Ale zaroven
je to urceno, ably to uspalo lid
|Spojenych narodG do fales-
nych nadejf pTedcasn6ho vft6z
stvf, ktere mas mali donutit k
povoleni v nasem valecnem L.
sill, at ma domac1 nebo valecne
fronte. NemGzeme prost6 po-
voliti, ably tato nova propagan-
disticka past mas oklamala.
Az podnikneme invasi Evro-
ply, uslys1me o tom cd nasich
vlastn1ch vGdcu. Do tie dolby
vsechny zpravy o hrozfcf inva-
81 pfijimejme S velkou davkou
soil. (ONA)