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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
BRAVES ROUGH WEATHER

NEW YORK, Oct. Ill R -
Drenched and grinning, President
Roosevelt spl h e d his way
through teeming New York today
in quest of its millions of votes.
Then he took the afternoon off
to dry out and to burnish the rough
edges of a major campaign ad-
dress.
The speech. to the Foreign Pol
icy association, was scheduled for
$50 pm. EWT at the Waldorf AS
toria hotel. The democratic nation
al committe bought IS minutes for
it on the NBC and Blue networks.
The chief executive came here
not only to talk. He came here
doubling as comm ander-in-c h
and candidate, to look at Army
and Navy installations and to wave
a dripping arm at tens of thou
sands of shrieking spectators who
turned out in a cold rain.
Mayor F. H. Laguardia quoted
Police Inspector John J. O'Connell
as estimating 5000, 900 persons saw
him.
Along the way, Mr.. Roosevelt
put in a plug for another six years
in the senate for my old friend,
Bob Wagner
To a mass meeting for Wagner,
who introduced him at Ebbets
Field in Brooklyn. the chief execu.
tive remarked:
We were together some 30
years ago in the senate of New
York. We've been close friends ev.
er since, I think largely because
we have the same ideals of being
OF service to our fellow men. II
everybody knew and could visual
lze all the way through the help
Bob Wagner has been to mankind
there would be no question of ask
ing him to go back for six years
more to carry on the splendid work
he has rendered. He deserves well
of mankind"
1t was raw day for the first
on-the-record. wartime public ap.
pearance Of the President in a ma
jor metropolitan center. Once he
stopped at coastguard headquar-
tiers in Brooklyn while his valet
rushed up in police motorcycle
with a change of clothes,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
REVIVAL

The Rev. b. G. Lewis, OF
Elizabethtown, will be in
charge of a revival to be held
at Atkinson Free Will Baptist
church, Oct. 22-29. The Eng
lish trio of Wilmington will coll
duct special music at the
church, which recently has
been renovated. The pastor Is
the Rev. w. B. Lewis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
CITY BRIE F S
rvANGELICAL MEETING

An evangelical meeting,
Conducted by the Rev. J. Paul
Hill of Gastonia, will be open
ed at 1880 o'clock tonight at
1901 Castle street. B. L. Ho-
Wis song evangelist, will be in
charge of the meeting which
will end Nov. 5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
BAR TO MEET

Members of the New Hanover
county Bar association Will
meet at $3.50 pm. Wednesday
in the banquet hall of the
Friendly restaurant, where
supper will be served. Judge
I'M. Meekins, of U. S. District
court, and Judge Henry l..
Stevens, superior court, are ex-
pected to attend. Members are
asked to make their reserya-
lions with Clayton C. Holmes.
secretary. n
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22

LODGE TO MEET
The Letitia Rebekah lodge,
No. 3, IOOF, will meet at 8 D.
m. Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
WEATHER
Continued from Pa. n

WASHINGTON, Oct ?,
er bureau report of temn..1t -Wss,,
rainfall for the "a hours ena,.ufe n
in the principal cotton sro Sas 3 IA
and elsewhere: s'0"lns h.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
FESTIVAL REHEARSAL

FESTIVAL REHEARSAL
Dress rehearsal for the Har-
vest festival will be held at
Pembroke Jones park, opposite
the New Hanover High school,
tOmorriw at p.m., it was an
nounced last night by Mrs.
Josephine Gallagher. The fes-
tival was postponed from last
Friday night until Tuesday at.
8 PM, because of bad wealth
er.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22
VISITING HERE

Sgt. william D. Strayhorn,
recently repatriated from Ger
many on the Gripsholm is
visiting his mother and bro
Their here. Sgt. Strayhorn
wears the Distinguished Flying
Cross, Purple Heart, Air Me-
dial with three Oak Leaf clus-
tiers, Silver Star and has num-
erous other citations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-22

The Coast Guard guards all U. ;:
ports against fire. enshsenee ana
sabotage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
Supplies Sped
by Repacking

WASHINGTON-UP - Repack-
aging OF vital war materials for air
transport has played an important
part in the. battle OF the supply
lines-helping TO win the war by
getting more urgently needed sup
plies TO the front lines in fast time
by plane and effecting telling eco
Monies in per item shipping costs.
Rear Admiral William B. Young,
chief OF the Nays bureau OF sup
plies and accounts. said that sub
stitution OF lighter packaging for
the heavy containers in which ma
terials came from the factories has
proved adequate in shipment by
Naval Air Transport Service planes
and saves both space and money.
The estimated monthly savings
at the four air cargo stations, all OF
which operate under the turisdic-
ton OF the bureau OF supplies and
accounts, are: New York and MI
ami. Fla, $4,000 pounds each; San
Francisco. $4,000 pounds. and Sc
attic, $4,000 pounds. At an average
cost OF $3.50 per pound, this repre-
sents a saving TO the annual budget
of Se,070, 900 q year.
At the outset OF war, the Navy
realized the Importance OF get.
ting supplies to strategic areas
in the fastest possible way. So
they began a search for ways in
which weight and bulk might be
reduced. Repackaging officers and
men, trained at the Forests Pro-
ducts Laboratory, Madison, Wis,
and assigned TO the air terminals,
learned packing. marking. corroslon
prevention and materials handling.
At the terminals, their job is to
find and employ means OF ellmlnat-
ing unnecessary poundage.
The Navy also is carrying out an
extensive program OF education to
have air cargo properly packed for
such transport at the originating
point in all possible cases, to elm
mate the need for repacking where
possible.
Most manufacturers send their
articles In heavy wooden crates
much larger than the merchandise
because they hesitate to take a
chance on articles reaching the ter
minal in damaged condition. How
ever. the Navy repacks these arti:
Giles to prevent loss OF valuable
cargo space because the danger of
damage from handling Is consider.
ably less in the naval transport
planes.
For example, one manufacturer
sent eight plstons for a ship in
boxes Of two-inch lumber. They
we're repacked in one-inch plywood
boxes, saving A pounds each. In
another instance. two aviation tires
arrived at the terminal In large
crates. The tires were removed
and tied together with steel bands.
for total saving in weight Of
several hundred pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13

JUAREZ, Mex.-INS-A divorce
suit has been filed by Martha Raye,
Hollywood comedienne, against
Capt Neal Lang In Juarez civil
court, It was disclosed today Miss
Raye charged her husband with in
compatibility.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
A sYNTHErIC SINGLETON

ONE OF THE slickeSt false
carding a player can put over is
the playing Of high honor at
time when twill surely appear to
the other side to have been a sin
gieton. The chance for this dodge
does not occur once In a blue
moon. When IT does. the reason
for the play IS either 10 make the
deolarer think the suit is more
badly distributed against him
than II is. or to make him think
the player who tossed of the big
card does not hold a certain other
card Of secondary rank.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13

Dor, and Dorothy E. Freshour, 81,
Denver, Colo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
Miss Helen Dunn Wed
to 1t. Irving Conlin

Ann Arbor. Mich, Jan. 1S-An-
nouncement is being made OF the
double ring ceremony which Tues
day united 1t. Irving r. Conlin,
son Of Frank c. Conlin. and Miss
Helen Louise Dunn, Wayne. The
rites were in st. Thomas Catholic
Church with Rev. Robert Allen
officiating.
The couple will live at Waco.
Tex. where the groom is station
ed at Blackland Army Air Field.
He was a former student at Michi-
gan State Normal College and HIS
bride attended Hamilton Business
College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13

LARAMIE, Wyo.-INS-Distri
Attorney Lenoir Bell said today he
would ask dismissal OF murder
charges on file against Howard vii.
liam Pickell, 26, Of Syracuse. n.
y. in connection with the killing
OF Matt Katmo. 44-year-old war
worker. last June 30.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13

5. Ware. president O, the county
.ldgss association. told the group
There are plenty o. smart Van.
kees and We can use them They
make money Tor all Of us They re
pretty good folks when you get &C.
qGainted with them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
G. S+oweII Smith
Succumbs in Capital

Ann Arbor. Mich, Jan. 10 -
Friends here have been notified OF
the death in Washington, d. c., Of
c. Stowell Smith, who was in the
federal forestry service. His widow
is the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Wines this city.
Surviving are Mrs. Smith. and
three children. Mrs. j. L. Raymond,
Ann Arbor. Mrs. T. J. Tregoning.
California, and Alden Smith, Port.
land, Ore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13

phoned by the chairman. who was
forced 70 call on the meeting IS
minutes after the crowd had assem-
bled. DR.. Clarke explained that he
had lost the letter inviting him to
speak and could not remember
where the meeting was 10 be held.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13

AUSTIN. Tex ms - Texas
would ake io teap .ot o. tas
Yankees drawn OBJ the state by
war industry %. military service.
The subject Was brought uP az the
statewide meeting OF persons int
crested IN postwar planning A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
Marriage Licenses

Harry G. Condit, "a, and Mildred
I. Moore, 20, both OF Ann Arbor.
Norman T. Mulholland, "a, Ann
Arbor, and Doris J. Reynolds, 81,
Tustin.
John w Sampler. IS, Ann Ar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
EoReErFuL PRoFEssoR

VANCOUVER. Il. C.-INs-Con-
arming the legend OF the absent
minded professor. DR.. A. =. w..
Clarke. OF the University Of Brit.
ish Columbia. forgot that he was
10 deliver an address. When tele-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
SEEK SOLUTION

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 5-Ann
Arbor police are seeking solution
OF theft OF between Sl35 and $40,
taken from the safe of John Alex
ander. proprietor of drug store
at 727 N. University Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-13
Fine Points in Bndqe


West led the diamond 10. and
DR. Mark IN the East repeated the
SUIT until South took his A on the
third round Followed then the
club J and Q. then the spade to
the X On this Or Mark put his
spade @ certainly making II look
like a singleton TO South The lat
ter scored three more clubs. then
led the spade T. With an extra
trick now sure II he merely took
the spade A and J and heart A.
South saw that he could gain
second extra trick by taking the
marked fineSse OF the spade 9.
knowing East had no more
That's exactly what he tried.
but Or. Mark had the spade 10.
took the Q with II and then ran
the additional two diamonds need
ed to beat the contract OF course.
South should not have fallen for
the ruse and taken that spade
finesse. But would you have been
astute enough to resist the temp
tAtion7
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Drobna valka ma Podkarpatske
Rusi.

Washington (OWD = Ma
darske 1fady jsou bezmocne
PR pokusech o zastavenf drob-
ne valky ma dzemf Podkarpat-
ske Rust. Poole hlasenf spo-
jeneckeho rozhlasu v Leopold
vile, "ani jediny den neprejde
bez srazek mezi madarskym
vojskem a obyvatelstvem."
Madarske okupacnf 1Tady
vyhlasily ma 1zemf Podkarpat-
ske Rust mobilizaci vsech mu-
III Cd 10 do 60 let. Ma to byt
pokus o vylouceni "rebeld" z
Podkarpatske Rusi. V malych
skupinkach jsou pochytanf Ru-
SIM zafazovani do madarske
armady a starsf muzi jsou "a
fazeni do pracovn1ch oddflG
ktere stav1 opevnenf ma Pod
karpatske Rust.
Madarska policie jiz prohla-
sila otevTene, re neni schopna
kontrolovat bouTlcf Sc obyva-
telstvo a zadala O vyslanf dali
SIGH vojenskych sill ma 1zemi
Podkarpatske Rusi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
POIRBY.

" nedeli, 9. ledna zemTe-
la krajanka pf. Marie Kucha-
Tova, vdova pc Louis Kucharo-
vi, 1922 Ashland Ave. We staTi
75ti let. Narodila Sc v Cesko-
slovensku.
PohTeb konal sc We ctvrtek,
10. ledna re SchimGnkova Po-
hTebn1ho Domu do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Cykupitele "a assistance
vlp. Frantiska Vonaska.
" ned6li, 9. ledna zemre-
la nahle p1. Georgianna Powell
(rozena Gore), vdova pc Ri.
chardu Powell, 1905 Somerset
st. We staff TT rok1. Narodila
sc v North Carolina.
PohTeb konal sc We stredu
IL. ledna z domu smutku dc
kostela ST. James a odtud ns
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a
assistance Father H. Einhause.
Vypraveni pohfbu obstara.
p. Charles E. SchimGnek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Druha polska divise bojuje ma
vychodni fronte prot NsmcHHm.

Druha polska divise "Hein-
drich Dombrowski" je nynf v
boji proti NemcGm pc boku ru-
de armady ma vychodnf fronte.
Celkem je pet ciz1ch jedno-
tex, slouz1clch s ruskou arma-
dou - move organisovana ju-
goslavska jednotka, csl. briga-
da, letecka eskadra FrancouzG
a dive polske divise.
Csl. brigada, ktera byla zrf-
zena a prvni re vsech, poma-
hala pri dobyti Kijeva a byla
jiz v mnoha krvavych bitvach.
Cesi, Polaci a Francouzi byli
vyznamenani jiz pri nekolika
pr1lezitostech.
Ruda hvezda prav1, re nova
polska divise bojuje proti Mem
cum "a "svobodne, demokratic-
Ike Polsko." Polska divise Kos
ciuszko pod velen1m majora
Zygmunta Berlinga byla pc pr
We v bOji dine IL. r1jna a prode-
lala nejm6ne jednu tvrdou
kampan, ziskavsi 81 pochvaly
ruskych velitelG.
correspondent "Pravdy" pra-
vi, re divise Dombrowskeho sla
do boje s prvotrfdnimi zbrane-
mi, poc1taj1c v to automaticke
pusky, tanky, a protitankova
della. Dodal, re "celkova vaha
tankG, poslana ma frontu jed
notkach generala Berlinga, je
dvakrat tax tezka jake vaha
vsech tankd, ktere melo pred
valecne Polsko."
z teto zpravy lie souditi, re
general Berling je nejvysslm
velitelem vsech polskych vojsk
v Rusku. correspondent podo-
tyka, re move polske jednotky
Sc tvoTf v Rusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Il. Valecna Pdjcka.
Ctena redakce -

V Nchto mech zahduje nSe vda ctmou vaRmou p1cku tnach bnionG dolard a
Gkoem na&ho sMu jest zakoupt vAhch bomd1 v ob@u $751; 900 1000 100. Mozna,z re Sc
IDA, re pdGky y pmchazeu prlB rychle "a sebOu. Pdjcky podobnes Sc neydava-
il jnOm tehdy kdz jest ch nutna Teba. 20 b. namb Ia pEma d@eG miionova ama-
d, kdz by nemela ve to co modenfzp 1sob vaky vyzaduje? My nmfme zapomfnat re
aka ma hf frontu. Zmnn jm Sc otom drive a opakuU tt! de oWt FOnty W
Su: btevnJ z&obovacf a doEara. A vsemy ti Iu takn rozucne spoeny, re jake
koHv uvdnenf chnosi V jedn6 jest ihmed vycteno duhymi i'm, re mnozf jsur Nhofeen
tavkami ma zasobWnci ronte a neJvne rzhoWei jsut khf podnej Sc ma frme btev-
nj Avsakt to same tyces Sc doEapve frmy Az doMd, Bohu dizzy, doaroya hontao svedi
la Sc dobre. Bo by vak velkym neN6shmk dby mAa povoii nynl v case ky jest nuna
ably v@chny H foty vyvWmiy Su cnnot co nejdpesneU
z Mchto prNn chn teto ape na nSc ekolovesky lid Az dOMdb i CechoIovac
"a prkad oHatnfm co Sc tycek oupev akcnych bondd. Hledhme by teo skvey
rkWd zGTal lam ma dale.
Ne 5ovy, ale cnem jest Tba kazat re pine pUhopueme nai povinnoav ci to ma
81 move VAST.
Hu ri nakupu vaeGnych bondd re konecnyv yAedek Dude oet vice jak uspokojVy.
Vas
ANT. j. sVEJDA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
& HOSPITAL FUND"

Minulou nedeli, 9. ledna ko-
nala Sc pravidelna vyrocni
schuze Baltimorskych Sokolic
v Sokolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ulic. V teto schulz ma navrh
ses. OF. MARTINIQUE bylo ujed-
nano zapoc1ti S pomoci Sokol
Red Cross Group tax zvany
'Kampovni a nemocnicni fond.
Ucel tohoto fondu jest 1plne
vybavenf Recreation Room"
pro nase amer. vojfny, zotavu-
j1c1 Sc re zranenf neb nemoci.
V teto svetnici Dude umfstena
tabulka nesouc1 jmeno "Balti-
morska Jednota Sokolic."
Jeste pred zakoncenim sch1-
re bylo mezi pritomnymi sestra
mi sokolkami vybrano ma tento
slechetny podnik $41.00. Phi
spely nasledujfc1 sestry: - o.
Martfnkova $500, F. Belboto-
va $1,000, j. Taborska $500,
B. Bflkova $500, A. Ceska
$500, J. Primusova $500, A.
Radkova $500, S. Peiferova
$500.
Pc $1.OO prispely sestry: -
A. smrhova, M. Hubbardova,
M. Korfnkova, B.. M%entlfkova,
R. Cervfnova, B. Stipsakova, B.
Par1zkova, w. RGzickova, r.
Cihlarova, M. Mentlfkova, E.
Hueblova a r. Francova.
bort darovany ses. PaTlzko-
YOU, dany do vyhry, vynesl k
tomuto 1celi $1O.75.
Nase csl. baltimorska veTej-
most sc vyzyva k laskave spolu.
praci a podpore tohoto slechet.
neho podniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
CLENSTVU .ODBOCKY
CES MAR.
"PRAVDA
v

Bratri a sestry
Pf1st1 utery, 10. ledna pofa-
da Odbocka nase pravidelnou
mes1cn1 schGzi. V poslednlm
case mnoho nasich clen1 obno-
vilo mne clenstvf pro tento
rok a test mas to tim vice, re
clenove sami tax krasne cha
pou p%ovinnosti svoje, beze vse-
no u%pom1nan1. Urednici memo
hou nikoho upomlnat, pone-
vadz Organisace nase jest or
ganisac1 dobrovolnou, a rocn1
pflspevek $1.OO jest tax maly,
re mnoho nasich clenG hned
pfispfva dvojnasobne, pone-
vadz chape, re u Odbocky YES
kera prace konana zdarma, a
kazdy cent jest spravne s1cto-
van.
Soups Bond1 koupenych ma
Semi cleny dobre pokracuje, a.
lie mali byti 1plnym obrazem
nasi podpory Valecneho Usilf
Ameriky, musime tax uGiniti
10000. Rovnez pri ctvrte Va
leone PGjcce pGjdeme do kraj-
nosti, neb nasi hosi dnes jsou
pTipraveni DAFT vse "a ideally,
"a ktere Spojene Narody We
dou tento g%iganticky zapas.
Zajiste, re i my nemnzeme ten
to BOZ odbyvati nejakou al
muznou!
= Minute 1tery pochovan
byl znamy pravnfk S. S. Kirk
ley ktery zastupoval nekolik
ceskych stavebnfdh spolkd, a
pro svou milou povahu byl We
lice dobre znam mezi nasemi
krajany, a ackoliv nebyl &C.
chem, vzdy a pTi kazde PRIZE
zitosti stedfe podporoval YES
kere nase narodnf podniky a
akce. Zachvacen srdecnf mrt-
vicf v MAIDEN jeste veku 46
let, Dude dlouho postradan IA
dou nasich krajanG, kteTf v
mem ztracejf dobreho pfftele a
radce kteremuz vzdy Dude "a
chovana cestna vzpominka me-
ri naSim lidem!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
RESOLUCE.

Prvnf Cesky Demokraticky
Klub 7. wardy odbyval rocnf
schGzi 7. ledna 1914. V teto
schGzi jednohlasn6 bylo usne-
seno pa navrhu p. B. Businske-
no zaslati resoluci guverneru
Herbert R. O'Conor, senatoru
Tydings, Radcliffe, kongresn1-
ku D'Alesandro, Jr., statnimu
senatoru Campbell a vsem "a
statn1 zakonodarny.
Panove tito jsou zadani, by
re vsech sill usilovali O profit
zakona, by nasi obranci We
sluzb6 Spojenych StatG Anne
NELL pravo hlasovacf v
pr1stfch volbach president
skych.
Rudolph Behounek, p~redseda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Letecka frOnta.

Pr patecnfm americkem bonn
bardovanf NEST jihozapadnf-
no Nemecka byla bombardova-
ma, jak svedcf nemecka zpra-
va, mesta Ludwigshaven a
Mani helm. AZ nemecka leta-
ola byla sestTelena. America
ne bombardovali tato mesta
pres mraky, to jest, dovedli d1-
ky novemu ~vynalezu, mffit ma
terce, ktere byly skryty mraky
Tento novy vynalez slime zne-
pokojuje Nemce, kteTf doufali.
re mraky skryvajfcf terc zne.
moznl pfesne zasahy,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
MlStnl ZprdYy.

- Decent DR.. Josef Skladal,
pTedseda csl. zdravotn1 rady v
Londyne ktery byl jednfm z csl.
zastupc1 ma zaveden1 UNRRA
Atlantic City, zastavil Sc ma
2 dny v Baltimore, prohledl 81
Johns Hopkins nemocnici a
Medical School. Zde setkal sc
s pf. DR.. Marif C%akrtovou, KITE
ra pred valkou pracovala v Sa-
natoriu plicn1ch chorob v Pa
sece ma Morave, kde jmenova-
ny decent byl Teditelem.
- ManzelGm DR.. Charles V.
a pant Mary j. Sevc1k, 1900
Parkwood Ave. narodila Sc dine
%. listopadu St. Agnes ne
mocnici dceruska, ktera pojme
novana Pavla Mary.
DR.. Sevcfk je clenem nasfch
brannych sill hodnosti 1t. Sr.
U. S. Navy Medical Corps.
* uctenf pamatky zemTe-
l6ho pTitele p. Jana RGzicky
slozili v nasi redakci ma Ces.
Mar. Sdruzenf p. Vaclav Vacek
z New Yorku $500; manzele
Volta a Otilka Martinez $500;
manzele Bernard a Barbora O.
pava $500.
K ucten1 pamatky zemTele-
no bratra Sokola Jana RGzicky
slozili v nasi redakci ma Pova-
lecny Fond Csl. Sokolstva We
Stare Vlasti: br. Vaclav Vacek
z New Yorku $500 a pf. V.
Valova $500
Dale slozili pro Povalecny
fond Csl. Sokolstva We Stare
Vlasti: br. Vincent a pf. Valen-
tina Sevcfk $1,000; br. a ses. V.
a O. Martfnkovi $500; br. FIR.
Slama $500; br. a ses. Oskar
Gesky $500; bratfi: Frant. XII
liam $500, Jan Kaspar $500,
Franta stetka $1.0O, Bohous
Hajek S1.OO, Frank Bouda
S1.OO, sestry: Kveta Hubbard
$500, B. Paffzek $500, S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Rusove pry trvaji ma Curzono-
We linii.

D~iplomaticky correspondent
Londynskeho observer" pro-
hlasil, re sovetska vlada dala
konkretni navrh ma ukonceni
pohranicn1ho sporu mezi Pol
skem a Ruskem.
DIE tohoto navrhu ruskopol-
ske hranice mali byti zalozeny
ma t. Nv. Curzonove linii, jez
vede dol1 cd nejjiznejsfho bo-
du Litvy.
correspondent poznamenava,
re tento navrh byl, jak Sc pra-
vi, schvalen oficielnfmi americ-
kymi a anglickymi kruhy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Italie a Balkan.

Pc dobytl San Vittore, kde Sc
Nemci zufive branili v kazdem
dome, pokracovali Americana
V postupu a v sobotu dobyli We
snici Giuste, p1l mile severne
San Vittore ma silnici Ike CASH
nu. Memo opet kladli zuTivy
odpor a dobyte vesnice jsou jen
hromadou trosek ma planin6 u
Cassina. Americana pouzfvajf
tanky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14

V 1tery, dine II. ledna konal
Sc We filadelfijskem velkoob-
chode Gimbel Brothers "Odpo-
ledne Valecnych bondn" "a L.
casti vsech spojeneckych naro-
dG. V ceskoslovenskem progra-
mu vystoupila p1. Ida Brode-
nova, ktera zazpvfala pfsn6
Smetanovy a Dvorakovy, kro-
me csl. lidovych pfsnf. Redak-
tor Karel Leitner doprovazel
ma klav1ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
NamOfnf valka.

Z Brasilie sc oznamuje, re
jednotky americk6ho a britske
no locstva potopily v jizn1m A
tlantiku nemeckou nakladni
LODI, ktera Sc s nakladem z ia
ponska pokousela prolomit bio
kadu.
Britska admiralita oznamila
potOpen1 dalsich dvou nemec-
kych ponOrek u Azor.
Department namoTnictva o.
znamil re americke ponorky
potopily dalslch osm japon-
skych lodi v TichomoTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
TichOmOT1.

Americka letadla opet pro-
vadela nalety ma Rabaul, kde
bylo potopeno nekolik japon-
skych barek a ma Kavieng, ma
Novem Irsku, kde byl zasazen
bombou japonsky torpedobo-
rec. V Burme bombardovalo
britske letectvo naftov6 prame-
ny.
Americke letectvo opet pro-
vadelo nalety ma Rabaul, ma
japonskou zakladnu Hadang
ma severnfm pobTezi Move Gui-
neje. Ma mysu Gloucester ma
Move Guineji pokracovaly po-
zemnf boje S Japonci. Op6t by
10 provedeno bombardovan1
Marshallskych ostrov1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Britske MOSQUITOES pokraco-

Britske Mosquitoes pokraco-
vala V mens1ch naletech ma Ne
mecko, a jake v minulych
dnech neustale bombardovani
francouzskeho invasnfho pobre
ii. 8. ledna bombardovala a.
mericka letadla z Italie pTistav
Rjeku( Fiume) V severnf Italii
a leteckou tovarnu v jugoslav-
skem Marlboro, pouze nekolik
mil cd rakouskych hranic, da-
lie pf1stavn1 mesto Polu (Pulji)
bulharske hlavnf mesto Sofii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-14
Francouzske podzemi zada "a
zbrane prot NemcEGm.

Vudci francouzskeho pod
zemn1ho hnutf, jejichz nedav-
ma mise do Londyna selhala,
vyzvali Spojen6 Staty, Velkou
Britanii a sovetsk6 Rusko, ably
Jim poskytly zbran6 k boji pro-
tt Nemc1m.
We sve vyzve pravf, re jejich
stoupenci jsou castokrate 1cin-
nejSf nez spojenecke aeropla-
ny prot nemeckym vojenskym
objektGm.