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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
WeStfd|| Hurt
In Lions Drill

Gus Dorals was contemplating
three changes in his starting
lineup today as the Detroit Lions
continued drills al Robinson Field
for their second pro football
league game OF the season against
the B-coklyn Tigers at Briggs
Stadium Sunday.
Bob Westfall. former L. Of NJ.
All-American. suffered a pulled
leg muscle in a drill yesterday
Also on the shelf temporarily are
Dave Diehl, regular left end and
the teams leading scorer, and
LII IKE LtndeF.- Ftigesilaatt tack -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Big Meet Expected

MIAMI, Fla. Oct. ; up
Racing Secretary Charles J. Nc
Clennan revealed today that Stan
assignments covering accommoda-
tons ar Hialeah for 1850 horses,
were in the mail Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
Steve 'WOjy' Wings
New Rookie Find
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Jack Adams. the Red WnGs boss. embarrassed last
eason when the Toronto Maple Leafs up his
Fort William, Ont and signed Bodnar proved
c be one OF the outstanding rockies Of the season.
TODAY however Adams center from Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

William whom he might no, be
willing 10 trade for a brace Of
Bodnars after the National
-Hncl<ey- ! aaisg&Ia- season begins
The rookie find IS Steve VOL
cicchowski 20. 6 feet tall and
$50 pounds. He recently was dis
charged from the Canadian Army.
Although Steve'S last name IS A
soft touch for Detroit sports
writers who have trained, their
tyf1ctst-rtcr- fingers for years on
Alex NoFIechoWicZ. Lions CEN
ter he IS TO be known as Steve
WON.
WolY PLAYED last winter with
the Winnipeg Army formed a
4lille=A=lth Edgar L.apEaaa and Bob
kirkpatrlck Laprade IS one Of the
famed Quebec brothers Who rave
done so we'll as amateurs they
have Sncered az pro contracts
kirkpatrick was with the New
York Rangers
FleAG -lPhats4 Perfas. former
Indianapolis eoalie Was in the
nets fol WeS : army team Per
ras wrote Adams about HIM ar
ranged for Steve 10 tryout with
Detroit
Adams and the Indianapolis
coach Johnny Sorrell. are TO re-
lease a number OF the Canadian
youngsters being tired out az
Windsor before Adams picks the
squad which viii face Cleveland
IN the opening exhibition game
at Windsor tomorrow night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27

Leroy Splitter, Gloria Stroh, Shir-
ley Watts, Murphy Webster, Alice
Williams, Billie Wilson, Lewis
Wright.
EIGHTH GRADE Rosella Al
brecht, Audrey Carlton Inez
Cherry, Seth Chesley, Georgia
Davis, Frances Dickinson, Lois
Faust, Jean Marie Frederick, Janet
Hitler, Stewart Houston, Billie
Louise jackson, Betty Lucas, Ro-
nella McGarr, Jimmy Oliver, Jean
Romine, Florence Smith, Nancy
Solberg, Imogene Spurgeon, Nancy
Stone, Lenore Thomas.
NINTH GRADE Don Baus-
Ter, Maxine Dennison, Billy Dick:
inson, Ninette Evett, Bettye Gal
lien, Marjorie Garner, Pat john
son, Leland Klinetobe, Louise
Langworthy, Lon Larson, Lee
Long, Bobby Jean Mcdonald, Joy
RAINBOW, Carlyn Rapp, Richard
Smith, Wanda Sparkman.
Semester honor roll for the
Junior high school is as follows:
SEVENTH GRADE Barbara
Babcock, Mary Ellen Block, Mar
jorie Bolton, Milo Bowder, Billy
Brace, Nevalin Carlton, Eloise
Curtis, Paul Dallberg, Evelyn
Dallman, Dolores Denney, Jay
Evett, Joan Ferguson, Lois Glib
son, Lilas Greenwood, Dorothy
Grogan, Mary Hasneur, Alden
Hickok, Lloyd Hickok, Norma
Hockersmith, Naomi Jackson,
Carol Larsen, Mary Lou Larsen,
Elizabeth Liesinger, Leonard
Lortz, Leona Luvaas, Harry Lucus,
Virginia Misner, Ellen Morrison,
Kethryn Nicosen, Barbara Ann
Owens, Richard Parker, Russell
Parker, Acel Ann Purdy, Sharalie
Spaeth, Leroy Splitter, Gloria
Stok, Murphy Webster, Billie VIII
son, Lewis Wright.
EIGHTH GRADE:-Rosella Al
brecht, Seth Chesley, Georgia
Davis, Frances Dickinson, Janet
Hitler, Stewart Houston, Billie
Louise jackson, Stanley Lewis,
Betty Lucus, Ronella McGarr,
Jean Romine, Nancy Solberg, Imo-
gene Spurgeon, Nancy Stone, Lee
more Thomas.
NINTH GRADE:-Don Bausler,
Maxine Dennison, Billy Dickinson,
Ninette Evett, Betty Gillien, Mar
jorie Garner, Jat Johnson, Louise
Langworthy, Don Larsen, Lee
Long, Bobby Jean Mcdonald,
Carlyn Rapp, Richard Smith,
Wanda Sparkman.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27
Whitstran Al Club
Organizes With Is

The Whitstran All Club or
ganized at the home of Mrs. A.
Montgomery last Saturday, with
an enrolment of Is members. The
group elected 10 Ann Foisy as
president; Dorothy Lee Dunning,
vice president, and reporter; and
Erva Curtis as secretary. The
boys in the group will study cook
ing and have breakfast club.
The girls will study sewing and
will do the first year clothing
project. They will carry the war
project. also. I
Mrs. Montgomery reports she
has no assistant leader. Anyone
in the community wishing to vol
unteer for this work would be
doing a equally as important
as war work. QIelping the chill
dren on the farms to do a better
job, giving them some wholesome
recreation, teaching them how to
handle their own meetings is very
worthwhile work. :. 81
Club leaders and understand
ing parents are as necessary as the
efforts of the children in carry
ing club project to completion.
This is the first club 4 in the
county to organize this year. Last
year it produced canning club
winner for the ears-Roebuck con-
test for food preservation.
If you are new in this county
and have been a club leader else
where, there are groups in your
vicinity needing you says Mrs.
Gladys K. Bolon, assistant extern
sion home agent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27
Honor Roll for
Junior iii School

Following is the junior high
school honor roll for the third
six-Weeks semester:
SEVENTH GRADE: - Barbara
Babcock, Mary Ellen Block, Mar
jorie Bolton, Billy Brace, Gertrude
Brown, Eloise Curtis, Evelyn Dali
man. Dolores Denney, Truman FL
lot, Jay Evett, Gertrude Freese,
Lilas Greenwood, Lois Gibson,
Dorothy Grogan, Mary Hasneur,
Alden Hickok, Norma Hooker
smith, Naomi Jackson. Carol Lar
sen, Mary Lou Larsen, Leonard
Lortz, Harry Lucus, Leona Luz
vaas, Tommy Mason, Gerald Nc
Inturff, Virginia Misner, Ellen
Morrison, Barbara Ann Owens,
Richard Parker. Russell Parker,
Acel Ann Purdy, Sharalie Spaeth,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27

the dealers for distribution. Twen-
ty percent will be held as ma
tional reserve to service shortage
areas. It is no longer necessary to
obtain a certificate from the Coun-
ty Farm Rationing committee IN
order to buy one from a dealer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27
Pressure Cookers
No Longer RatiOned

Pressure cookers are no longer
rationed if they are to be used for
canning food products. Manufac-
turers have been allowed to send
80 percent of their production to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27

Grandma says that in her
girlhood days the girls never
thought of doing the things
they do today, and then she
adds wistfully, "That's why we
didn't do them"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-24

let's figure the Victory Tax in
Schedule K:
On line l enter the sum shown
in Item 10 on page /.
On line 2 write 1924 if only
one person had income. If hus-
band and wife each had income
of 1924 or more, write Sl243 on
this line. If both had income,
but ones was less than 1924, add
the smaller income to 1924, and
write the sum on line 2.
Subtract line 2 from line / to
get line 3, and take 5 per cent
of line 3 to get line 4.
Now compute your Victory
Tax credit for line 5, using only
(a), (b) or Co. You can't be in
more than one of those classes,
so ignore the other two lines.
Subtract line 5 from line 4 to
get line 6, which is your net
Victory Tax for 1943.
Now we are ready to go 10 the
top of page 4 and find out how
much you must pay on March
Is.
All of the information for
this computation should be con-
tanned by now on pages /, 2, 3
and 4. You have only TO trans
fer it and do a little simple fig
uring.
The figure for each line comes
from the following places:
Line /, from Item l8, page !.
Line 2, from Schedule | Cd
on page 3.
Line 3, from Schedule (2)
on page 3. Add lines 2 and 3,
and carry the total into the
right-hand column on line 3.
Line S: Probably nobody US
ing these articles will have an
entry here. Write 90
Line 6, from Schedule j,
page 3, just completed. Carry
this figure into the right-hand
column.
Lines IL and Is: Few using
these articles will have this in
come. Write 90"
Line 10, from Schedule * at
bottom of page 4.
Line II, from Form 1925, re-
ceived from your Collector.
Line 81 (a), from Form W.
statement provided by your en-
ployer; (b), from Form ll25, re-
ceived from your Collector; (c),
from your records of sums paid
in September and December
when you filed estimates on
1040-ES.
Add the three amounts and
enter their sum in the right
hand column as line 81 Cd.
Tomorrow we can fill in the
gaps on page 4 and complete
the return.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-24
BY s. BURTON HEATH
NEA Staff Correspondent

You are entitled to special
income tax credit on money you
earned by actually working for
it. The tax law assumes that
all income up to $4,000 in a year
was earned and that all income
over $4,000 was unearned.
Turn now to Schedule j, near
the bottom of page 3. II Item
18 on page 1 is $4,000 or less, en-
ter il on the left side of Schedule
j, take 10 per cent OF the
amount, and there you are.
If Item 18 on page / is more
than $4,000, use the right side
of Schedule j. On the first line
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-24

enter the amount shown In Item
/, on page /. as Compensation
after deductible expenses. On
the second line enter the amount
shown in Item ID on page |.
Which is smaller? Probably the
latter. In any case, take 10 per
cent of the smaller and enter 1T
on the third line.
HERE'S PROPER FIGURE
If one line shows more than
$4,000 and the other less than
$4,000, enter $500 on line 3 of
this schedule. If both lines show
more than $4,000, enter only
$1400 on the last line.
Now turn to page 4. Before
tackling the final computations,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-24
PLANES BRING
So IMPORTS

Air transport accounted for 6
per cent of the dollar volume of
U. S. import in 1943.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Letosni ulovek ryb predci
lonskv rOk.

Ulovek ryb v prvni polovine
roku 1914 pTedcil totez obdobi
lonskeho roku, jak oznamil via
dnf Trad Office OF Co-ordina-
tor of Fisheries. V one zprave
Sc uvadi, re je nadeje, re letos-
nj 1lovek dostoupf 100000
900 liber proti 1lovku 4,0O0,-
100000 liber roku 1913.
Ulovek makrel 81 Mackerels
v Pacifickem oceane, pax gar
natG 81 Shrimps a kaliforn-
skych saridnek, zvanych Pill
chards, Size poklesl, avsak ma
druhe strane 1lovek cerstvych
ryb v hlavnfch rybaTskych pTf-
stavech Novoanglickych stat1
byl O 1879 vets1 nezli lonskeho
roku.
V Kalifornii mali pax letos
take znamenity 1lovek tunakn,
zvanych anglicky Tuna, take
tamejs1 nakladarny hlasily, re
letosek jest jejich nejlepsf low
nou sezonou cd roku 1910. Ia
Ike We statu Maine nalozili letos
O $50 sardinek vice neil roku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
csl. armadni sbor pfipraven
" Rusku.

Csl. armadyf sbor pod gene
ralem Janem Kratochvllem do
koncuje svGj vycvik ma ruskem
1zemf pro kampan osvobozenf
sve vlasti, kdyz ruska vojska
bllzl Sc Ike karpatskym hrani-
elm Ceskoslovenska ma jihoza-
pad cd Lvova.
Heslem sboru je "Na Pra-
hui" Je v mem mnoho vyslou-
zilc1 z csl. brigady, ktera po-
mahala pri dobytf Kijeva a by
la pochvalena "a statecnost
marsalem Stalinem v letosni
jarn1 offensive. Mnozf vojaci
sboru nosf cervene stuzky ma
capkach ma znamenf, re slou-
zili v partyzanskych oddflech.
Sovetska vlada a csl. vlada
podepsaly minuleho prosince
smlouvu o vzajemne pomoci ma
20 let a pozdeji byla oznamena
dohoda O administered osvobo.
zeneho csl. uzemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Nazorne ~vyucovani.

Studentka Sc priznala svemu
mlademu prfteli, re nerada Sc
ucf poct1m. Nemohla Jim po-
rozum6ti a je pTesv6dcena, re
jich nebude nikdy potrebovati.
Mlady muz sc nab1dl, re il
naucf aspon zakladGm v jedne
lekci. Kdyz svolila, polfbil il
trikrate ma jednu tvar a ctyfi-
krate ma druhou, nacez Sc o.
tazal:
"Kolik to della dohromady?"
"Sedm", odpoved9la dfvka,
vyvinujfc Sc z jeho naruc1, ably
mohla volne oddechnouti.
"Nuze, to je aritmetika!"
ga jejej", Vzdychla dfvka,
"to jsem nemyslela, re to NIUE
byti tax pTijemne studium!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Arabove Sc vyznajf " obchodu

o Arabech Sc vypravf mno-
no historek, jak vyd6lavajf pc
nlze prodejem rnznych drob-
nost1 americkym vojakIm "a
bojd v severnf Africe, ale ma
zistictf vojaci take neusli je-
jich vynalezavosti. Minute le-
to rozhazovaly americke aero
plany mnozstvi propagacnfch
cirkulaf1 mezi nemecke voja-
ky a Arabove je peclive sbirali
a dali 81 ma tom zalezeti, ably
Sc jich pT1lis mnoho nedostalo
do nemeckych rukou. Pficina
vysla ma jevo teprv pozdeji,
kdyz mnozstvi nazistI Sc hlasi-
10 s takovymi lfstky do zajetf.
Arabove totiz, kdyz videli ne
jakeho Nemce, jenz vyhlfzel
jake by Sc chtel vzdati, hned
mu nabfzeli propagacnf cirku-
lar a prodavali jej "a jeden
frank neb co chtel DAFT. "Ne-
mGzete sc vzdati bez takoveho
llstku", r1kali mu. America
ne by vas zastTelili, jakmile by
vas spatrili bez takove vstupen-
ky" A delali dobry obchod,
soudi-li Sc die toho, jak mnoho
nazistickych vojakn Sc prihla-
silo sevstupenkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Nacistka Sc chce vdat.

New York (CTK)-Prazsky
"Der Neue Tag" pTinesl We
SVEN elsie z IL. 1nora tento in
serat:
"Slecna 2 dobre rodiny, Pgn.
Gill "Parteigenossin", pc cesku
Glen nacisticke strany, mlada
tficatnice, rozumna, laskave a
mile povahy, upfimna, dobra
hospodyne, hleda "a 1celem
snatku seznamenf s ACADEMIC
KY vzdelanym panem mad ety.
ricet rok6. Nabfdky pod znac-
kou "Pravda II - 10 A" do
administrace der Neue Tag"
Pr cetbe tohoto inseratu sc
vnucuje v~zpom1nka ma starsf
pravdivy zert, ktery koloval
svetem v dobe, kdy jeste byl
nacizmus k smfchu. Jsou pry
til vlastnosti, z nichz Nemec
niue nit vzdy jen dive, nikoli
vsechny najednou: intelligence,
slusnost a prfslusnost k nacis-
mu: Bud je inteligentnf a ma
cista, pax nenf slusny. Nebo
je slusny a nacista, pax nenl
inteligentni. A je-li slusny a
inteligentni, pax nemuze byt
nacistOu.
LIE vsak pTedpokladat, re
maloktery akademicky vzdela-
ny nemecky pan mad ctyficet
rok1 je dost inteligentnf, ably Sc
sam sebe tazal, jak tato mlada
trictanice niue byt soucasne
rozumnou a laskave, mile a u
pr1mne povahy, a pr tom byt
"P arteigenossin"?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
SportOvnf Hlfdka.
N VEcERNf ZAPASNIC-
KY TURNAJ TEzKE VAHY.
15 ZAPASu.

Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel krlz-
kovych zapas6 v Coliseum pfi-
pravuje velice slibny program
pro pr1stf 1tery, dine 8. srpna
ma nemz 1cast brati Dude 16
vynikajfcfch zapasnfkI.
Turnaj tento poTadan jest by
zfskan byl schopny zapasnik
jenz utkati sc ma s Pat O'Con-
nor, synem znameho sochafe
Andrew O'Connor nasleduj1ci
tyden.
Ma turnaji podfl brati budou
nasledujlc1 zapasnfci: = Hans
Kampfer, Herman Rhodes,
Henry Piers, Don Evans, Igna-
clio Martinez, The Masked Raj
der, Jesse James,, Angelo Sa-
voldi, George Macricostas,
Maurice LaChappelle, John
Melas, Lou Bloomfield, Ole E.
rickson, Mike Heller. Ed Mi
chaels a Ed (Strangler) White.
AVLASINI ATRAkCE
ZAPAS ZEN
Miss Nell Stewart, 1877 Id. z
Birmingham, Ala. VS.. Miss Ann
Miller, 1876 ID. z Portsmouth
Ohio. Zapas tento urcen ma
dobu jedne porazky.
Kdo Sc chce mile pobavlt a
ztraviti krasny veclrek necht
dostavi Sc do Coliseum pristi
1tery, dine 8. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04

Je mnoho zpnsob1, jak pri-
pravovati rybu; jeden z nejlep-
SIGH jsou vsak rybf zavitky,
Jlmz Sc zde v Americe Tfka
'turbots of fillets". Jejich pff-
prava Je velmi snadna, a je mo-
zno uziti ffzkd z rdznych ryb
- z okouna (perch), z platy-
sc (~hallbut) a pod. Pouzit1m
t. Nv. fortified" margarine
zvysf Sc vyzivnost tohoto jfdla,
nebot kazda libra zmfneneho
margarine obsahuje pri nej-
mensim 5000 U. S. P. iednotek
vitaminu A, jehoz hlavnf w
znam spociva v tom, re poma-
ma organismu pri zdolavanf ry-
my a infekce dychacfho 1stroif
Zavitky z FizkG okouna, ryb
celedi platejsG nebo tresky.
~ kofliku ma hrubo rozdrce-
nych "soda crackers"
A polevkove lzfce fortified"
margarine
~ kofliku ma tenko nakraje-
nych hub (mozno vynechati)
l kavova lzicka soil
l polevkova lzfce rozsekanych
sladkych okurek
l mala cibule, rozsekana ma
drobno
is kavove lzickv pepTe
6 flzkd tresky (cod nebo had
dock), okouna nebo platyse.
Rozdrtte crackers" ma hru-
be drobky. Chcete-li uzfti hub,
nechte je DUST v margarine, az
slabe zhnednou. PTihodte k
houbam droby, s1l, rozsekane
okurky, cibuli a pepr, a vse do
bfe smichejte. Rybf ffzky po-
solte a popepfete, a rozdelte
ma ne pfipravenou napln. R1z-
ky zavinte, zavazte nitf nebo
upevnete praratkem, posypte
jeste soil, peprem a popraskem
mouky. Vlozte kazdy jednotli-
w zavitek do maleho pekacku,
dejte ma nej kousek margarine
a podlejte trochou mleka. Pee
tie v mlrne trouble $3.50 FL asi
35 miut. Omacku z rajskych
jablfcek pTipravte takto:
1 kofl1k rajskych jablfcek
1 pytl1cek vSeho koren1
- kofl1ku vody
l kavova lzicka soil
stava z - citronu
poprasek palcive papriky
Nechte pomalu bublati ash
pet minut. Odstrante pytlfcek
S korenfm, prfpadne vse pro-
cedte. Stacl ma sest pOrcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Maly ~OZnalmOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

V NORTHEAST BALTIMORE
2426 E. Preston st.
$4,000 Ground Rent $4,000
1911 N. Luzerne st.
$4,49O Ground Rent $4,000
11O1 N. Collington Ave.
$500 Prazdny
415 N. ST.
Dunn v prvotrfdnfm stavu hodi-
CT sc tez pro samostatneho krej-
Chic. 3 svetnice ma 1. poschodf,
3 loznice, koupelna ma 2. pos
chodf. V zadu ma tonic pos
chodi je velka dina neb loz-
nice. $2,490.00. CIR. Rent $40.
Zavolejte: HA milton 1915
HAMILTON
29OS-1Q Glendale Ave.
z cihel 2 apartment
DUNDALK
11S Ventnor Place
$4,000 Ground Rent $500
c. EDGAR WOOD
HA milton 1916
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Ztraty osetrovatelek Spojenych
StatHE.

Sbor armadnfch osetTovate-
lex ztratil SO re svych 100000
clenkyn, ktere zemrely pri ko-
mani sve povinnosti cd zacatku
valky, jak oznamila armada.
Mimo to "a osetrovatelky byly
raneny a sc zajato.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Kursy pro americke vszns.

We federaln1ch veznicich jsou
poradany kursy asi pro $500
vezn1. Jsou to kursy pro spe-
cificke zamestnanf We valecnem
prdmyslu, ably mohli byt vezni
pc odpykan1 trestu zaTazeni do
valecne vyroby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Nemci zrali pro K. O.

1t. general James HI. Doc
little, nejvyss1 velitel 8. armad-
niho leteckeho sboru Spoj. Sta
til rekl sym letcGm, re nyni je
cas- zasaditi NemcGm posledni
ranu, ktera by je srazila k re
mi Rekl: "Vlme, re Nemci sc
potaci, srazme je k zemi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Odkazal million Armada Spasy

Poslednl vile Johna H. Ea-
gle-a z Pasadena, Calf, ktery
zemrel pred rokem, byla nynf
pfedlozena nejvyss1mu soudu.
Mezi Diary v obnosu $7,512,382
je tez odkaz v hodnot6 asi ST.
100000 pro Armada Spasy ma
jejl praci We Spoj. Statech a v
Kanad6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
PROC VYHRAL TRUMAN
"
(Uvaha Lidoveho Denn1ku
v Pittburghu.)

Vlco-proSlQenC w alldco mel
1plnou pravdu, kdyz rekl, ze
Gle "a ktere PRAGUE, byly spf-
Sc posunuty ku pfedu, nez "a
tlacene udalostmi ma konvenci
Demokraticke strany. Wallace
nebyl nominovan. Ale bojoval
i vzor tomu, re vedel. re mu
Dude celiti velkym tezkostem.
Mylili bychom Sc, kdybv jsme
myslili, re jiz nebude vice po-
litickym vGdcem.
Ma konvenci bez iakekoli po-
liticke masiny Wallace dostal
429 HAST ma prvnim balote.
Nenf pravdou, re s1la pochaze-
la polsze cd CLIO politickeho
vyboru. Guverner Ellis Arnall
z George a senator Claude E..
Pepper z Floridy byli jedni z
v1dcG, kteTi Tidili Wallacovu
kampah. A tito nezastupuji
CLIO a nebo jinou organisaci.
Oba jmenovanf jsou vedoucfmi
Rooseveltovych sill ma jihu. Ia
stupujf move pokrokove hnutf,
ktere jednoho dine odstranf vse-
chny zpatecnicke zastance
"Poll-tax" a .jine zivly.
Wallace byl podporovan de-
legaty zapadniho pobrezf. a
rolnickeho stTedozapadu, dale
podporovaly no vedouci zeny
iako Daisy Hartman a Emma
Guffev Miller. Wallace byl
kandidatem nejdilezitejsich a
nejkonstrukivnsjsi sill " De-
mokraticke strans.
Wallace zastupoval silly ne
kompromisn1ho veden1 valky,
spoluprace S nasimi spojenci a
plneho zamestnan1 vseho lidu
pc teto valce.
Wallaceova kampan trpela
nezkusenym Tfzenim, neumela
vyuzfti pratelskeho sentimentu
vdci jemu.
Je dGlezite 81 uvedomiti, re
Truman byl kompromisnim
kandidatem. Protirooseveltov-
ske silly ma konvenci, ktere hla-
sovaly proti Rooseveltovi, ne
mali radi Trumana, nebo on
byl "druhym vyvolencem" jak
presidenta Roosevelta, tax i
delnictva.
Truman1v rekord v senate
je dobry. Jeho vybor vykonal
mnoho a dobrou praci pTi w.
setrovani vojenskeho 1sili. Tru-
man Dude podporovati presi-
denta a Dude dGlezitym cinite-
lem, ktery pom1ze sjednotiti a
upevniti Demokratickou stranu
kolem presidentovy kampane
"a jeho znOvuzvolen1.
Proti Trumanovi nenl nami-
tex. Jedine co nutno vytknou-
ii, ie jednanf vedoucfch v De-
mokraticke strane. Ku prikla-
du prot D. L. Lawrencovi, KITE
ry kdyz We ctvrtek 20 konven-
ci) vidsl obrovskou demonstra-
CT We prospech Wallace, rychle
podal navrh ma odroceni Ease
dani konvence ma pristi den!
Tento incident nema vsak mic
spolecneho s Trumanem a ne
vrha nan spatne svetlo. Tru-
man ami nechtsl byti kandida-
tenn ma vice-presidenta, nebof
byl podporovatelem Wallace!
Delnicke hnuti must poc1tati
sc skutecnostf, re masinov1 po-
litikaTi 81 vGbec nevsimli lido
veho volani pro nominaci Wal
lace.
Wallace pravil, re Dude re
vsech sill kampanovati "a Roose
velta a Trumana. To same Tekl
Sidney Hillman, pTedseda Po-
litical Action Committee.
Program. ktery Roosevelt a
Truman predstavuji, je pro-
gram pro Ameriku, pro svobo-
du a demokracii, a mali byti
Roosevelt zvolen, must pro ne
no hlasovati nejen demokrati,
ale i vsichni pokrokovf repu-
blikani a neodvisli volici!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Kons " nynsjsf valce.

Ia prvnf sv6tov6 valky po-
tTebovala divise pechoty 1913
motorovych vozidel a 4,500 ko-
nj. Ia nynejsf valky potrebuje
PEST divise $500 motorovych
voz1 160ti rGznych typG, ale a
nj jedineho kone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04

"Mzda" IS cent? "a den.
PrImerna "mzda" Korejce
obnasf ash jednu jen "a den. Je
to v americke meme 35 cent?.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
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