davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Detroit Produce

Trading vas moderate IN most fruits ana
vegetables ~ the Detroit Union Produce
Terminal this mornins Icsberg head It,.
tucs W1th very nrht supplies wa In DE-
msna a. esliinrs prices Mss'stn oo5 sPg,,,
spplss ssrs Plentiful moyinr Slowly a. or
near ceiling iof ne bss' stock MGs' Vsfe.
citrus Win exception o. tangernfs moved
rather sia9ls petstses @eFe fefets++' -iiffH
hPFLEs--Mich ~ Z " /, Delicious
bssi t3.2i @ q lons thsna - I.
81 Northern spyt mostly 81 lsa32 al
CTeenirgi fcv So Sire. hf6f common
"q sssys - min ~ 5.n ~ .5,',s, So ,ss
$50 Pientifuf 50 SOFAS Vsy beans IS So
EEETs-Tersf iz-crts. mostly s. 30. few
BRoccoLI-Art er,. $50 california
- soat. Texas iz-cr'f, - hcrf, 50 50
cABBAcE-so-n acss new r,ou.-1 4ana
typ. $3.50. Texas. - 3oo 2Ia b.
AuIons 50 ss California. SS96. 5 oos.
cAuLifLowER-csn,ornis er's, s24s
c6d len Hear Sc M.,n Goiasr Hss- /
co... uslss rsc s5aeor merit. r7uTh
ts7s SQUARE, oors sou2
CUCCMBERS-Fs BIZ bstw 81 sooq
ENpiyE-cst rru 80 2'a6 SO Isrsf
EschEoLI.rh 70 H,ree-t .sas22.2.,.,.
GRAPEFRUIT-Tevsr rrr. whites s. Ts
ca 50 pinp - 30a47e
GRApEs-csil lr. Emps-ru. ss2ss
$50 Rlniers s. 50
LETTUcE-Anl efu.. leebsss - On
LEiy LETrUcE-orIa. h,thalss. ilo.ls
btk'f tI6S
lows rrsc M.fr e. hnat o. F.| a. RI
81 a. Coo ids sweet spaH1. C. g Ne
! 3" snf larger s. 5nsi o.
DRAM Es-Csuf so 7r1 saws 40
"a. bote s7.S0a g. D'ft mostly say
PoThToEs--io olb SACKS n 81 81
sac idsh7 Russo FlftFIY Sc ~
unity grade s. So Maine ksyrclr-cfIp
p.rs s. 2se a. urry 25r' q
Eussei Rurslt tzs5 rrpsr Pen ny-.'
Chirneass s. o. KsfsffIUf s. = r.h
ssckf Green Mfs ffeffi ~ Csnsfs "
1oo-lr ucu t37s
FSpTSHES-TeY crft - 2Far So
SWIFT PCTATOEs-P~r+r Eicsr rs~t
CTS La t32s Tenn '7is -u
fsn1ess q N4-a-ffrffHt f--zE
TLNGEF INEs-Fls. BoEg g. so t7-5o1tf
IONA roEs-io-b rsps-u $3.50. hot
hogss. 90 supplies on ths 1afkst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
j. ). Rubber Co.
To Retire Bonds

The 7. {. Rubber Co. is retiring
all Of IFS so. 30S.000 OF outStand-
inc first mortgage and collateral
trust 2As per cent bonds, due IulN
]. 1888. through the private sale
Of $4,000. 900 Of l0-year serial
notes bearing > per cent interest,
r. r. Davis Jr, chairman of the
board. announced.
More than 4 score n banks
throughout the country are partic-
ipating, IN this refinanCIng
which Will beCom e effective
Dec 81 1914.
The original issue Of first mort
gage and collateral trust bonds.
brought out July /. 1888. was for
S45 cocoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Thomas Sees
Another War

Norman Thomas. the Socialist.
will speak tonight in the audi
forum of Central NJ h q d s I
Church on postwar compulsory
military training. the second OF
two Detroit speeches
Thomas spoke last night under
the aus pices of the Detroit
chapter of the Postwar World
Council on Americas Role in
World Affairs" He predicted a
third world war unless the Big
Three nations change their present
policies of power politics and i'm
perlalism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
sTETTINIUs' REBUKE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

Macmillan, who is British min
lister at Allied Mediterranean
headquarters, was scheduled to
come 10 Washington, but was sent
instead TO Athens as govern
ment trouble shooter" in the
Greek crisis.
Macmillan had gone 10 London
from =Italy|@hefe= he's acting
chairman of the Allied commits
sion, and had expected 10 pro-
coed TO Washington 10 discuss the
Italian problem with the state de-
partment.
AggraVation OF the Greek civil
strife, however, made il necessary
Tor HIM 10 be sent to Athens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
u. ). Steel Reveals
Breakeven Point

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-The
United States Steel Corp. must
sell more than Is million tons Of
steel year al present prices TO
cover current operating. costs
alone without An. return 10
stockholders or income taxes 10
the government. This was the
assertion of Enders NJ. Voorhees,.
chairman of the finance commit
tce in An address 10 the Illinois
Manufacturers Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Hudson Magazine Wins

The Hudson Triangle, en-
plove magazine at Hudson
Motors. has been given first
prize among employe magazines
Of the Detroit area entered in
the War Chest cover design con-
test. sponsored by the Chest
and the Adcraft Club. -
Second prize went 10 Detroit
Diesel engine division, while
Michigan Bell Telephone took
third prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Government Sells
6,239 Surplus Planes

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 tUP)
Surplus War Property Admins
traitor w L. Clayton announced
to-day that 6.239 surplus planes
had been sold As az Dec. our Of
a total Of 2339l-planes declared
surplus by Tho army navy and
Other government agencies
Most ~ The planes sold were
IiEbf oncS which had been requl-
SIfIoncd from civilian pilots after
Pearl Harbor, Clayton said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Grains Off
At Close

CHICAGO Dec. IA ms
Wheat was under heavy pressure
today and dropped as much as
Sac before recovering 10 close
sc to 21sc off December fin
ished &C off AT $780, after
dropping &c 10 Sl6S earlier.
Rye also was on the downgrade
and yielded AS much as 2Stc be-
fore recovering to finish 1Ssc TO
2isc off.
Other grains also lost ground
and corn closed sac TO &C off.
Oats finished sc TO &c lower and
barley sc to lac off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Increase Reported
In Output Of Steel

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-Steel
ingot production for the week
ended DC. II IS p1aCed ~ 20 ,
per cent Of capacity in compilation
by Dow-Joncs e. Co. Inc. This
compares with 96 per cent in the
previous week and 93is per cent
two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Autocar Lists Plans

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-the
Autocar Co. after tho war, plans
10 stick 10 the manufacture Of
heavy trucks and is looking for
ward 10 gross business Of about
S25. 100000 annually. about dou-
bic the average for the 10 pre-
war years. according 10 John
Payne. chairman of the companys
finance committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Eureka Board
Is Reelected

The Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Co. has announced that its board
of directors was reelected at an
annual meeting of stockholders.
President of the board is II w.
Burritt, and vice president G.. T.
Stevens. Other members re-
elected included X. p. Goddard,
+. O. Jones. A. L. Mccarthy. VI.
A-GHdiift, r. Afueuten and
W. c. Rands Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Biggest Day!

Macy's New York store last
Thursday, had what is believed
10 be the biggest day IN the
history of the department store
industry
More than 81 600 900 worth Of
merchandise was sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
EVART BOY WINS

George McLachlan Jr., Is. Of
Evart. who won his second re.
serve championship this year, gets
S3tlp OF remainder is di-
vIdcd among the other entrants.
The grand champion lamb.
95-pound Southdown raised by
belmont Chapman Jr., Is. OF
South lockwood was autiioned
AZ S275 a pound 20 the Wolverine
Packing Co. 1910 Wlnder. Chap
man Will be given 5000 of the
S25i.25 cost of the lamb
The reserve champion. 105-
pound shropshire raised by Du-
ane-papiS- Is-ef-S s. Johns johns
brought so cents a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
SHORTAGES TO STAY

OF course. the prolongation Of
the war means continued short
ages and many retail merchants
are reducing their caution in for
ward ordering Their inventories
arc down and they are trying to
buy ahead.
II is highly significant that such
free consumer buying could he
going on in week when both the
war loan drive and the stock mar
ket have been going over the top.
Perhaps the big question in tho
weeks news is, were the new ap-
pointments in the state depart
ment conservative or radical. My
own feeling is that, with the eX-
ception Of MacLeish, the main
ones are conservative enough The
main trouble is that despite good
intentions, the appointeeS have
some willingness 10 GO in for eX-
perlments with government con-
troll, and that the new state de-
partment may represent some
presentation for an undue extern
sion of government interference
IN foreign trade and the economic
affairs of other nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Detroit
Livestock

FOGS-7oo bidding lSc 10 CSC lower
Best hogs neid around lac and soVs A.
81 So, for the week. Hogs mostly steady
20 100 lower
CATTLE-soO. nrm today for the week
slauEntcr steers and vearlings 2Nc or more
higher cows and bulls fully Soc NJ sp1u
more. rcplscrment cattle steady bulk Ssurh-
Tor steers and yesrlings Sasls few beSt
- SIC choice absent most beef COWS
IS S0a 2 bulk Gamers and cutters. s. 81
c bulk al sausage bulls. fsall 80.
replacement cattle. Ssalz 50
CALNES-2S0 steady 20 q cents lower
Classical practical TOP. Si7 so for the
week vcslers fully 50 cents higher week :
TOP SO late buis good and choice ST. SO
most common and medium, $50 Is so
CulX SAas
SHEEr- 600 tat LAMBS resdy n 2sc
lover sheep steady Buis good and cnoice
native lambs ti4 Scala IS strictly choice
fnr a. SIS fof the Veek faf lambs very
cratic finished 81 n 50 hirhsr after
brInr M considerably more weeks tor
SIS 2s ists bulk good and choice. Sl4 so
aI47A most medium and good sl2 SO
Ia common ana -snedlun SiOala .. CulIS.
9sa6 snecn fully 50 cents higher TOP
So So bulk fAt ewes t4a5 culls S2a3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Credited Here

Borg Warmers Detroit divi-
siefs- anticipated in the total
OF more than 100000 worth
of war bonds which the COM
pany purchased during the Sixth
War Loan drive.
Amounts totaliu 6 S700, 600
were subscribed for Norge. Long
Manufacturing and Detroit Gear
Aircraft Parts DIVISIONS through
the National Bank of Detroit
and The Manufacturers MAJ
&enal An investment OF $780,
900 was divided between the
Ithaca, n. Y. and Detroit plants
of Morse Chain Co. a subsidiary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
RISING TENDENCY

And commodity markets in gen.
eral showed a rising tendency, es-
peclally where war demands make
for strength Flour orders from
the army and War Food Admins
tration were large, and rumors Of
a rise in the ceiling price orr wheat
appeared. Lard became scarcer,
But the effect of higher grain
prices on feeding costs was TO
cause a movement OF hogs to mar
ket.
Trade expanded 10 The limits set
by shortages of merchandise. De
partment store sales SCARED and
were far above a year ago, largely
under the impetus Of luxury and
gift buying. and especially in the
far areas Of the Southwest, West
and Northwest THE latest ma
tional income figures show future
gains in farm income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Mas(o Screw Prod.
PAYS 10( Dividend

The Masco Screw Products Co.
today announced a dividend of 10
cents on common, payable Jan. 10
to stock of record Dec. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
ONO 400

CHICAGO Dsc - tlNs -HOCS-3F coo
10 ~ cents lover. Tor. ti4 bulk. 81 81
10 90 heavy ti87Sm14 medium
SIS ssal< liFhi t13 6oai4 uFht ufh'S
SIS 2sai37s bschnr soWSA SIS 500
I sf prs tiial2
CATTtF-f OO0 ytsAdy Calves ooo
STEADY Beef steers choice Sleale medium
SI7ale yesrIlnrs Si1 soai7 SO Butch
eIs hsafsu SqaIe So COWS tsalf bulls
teal7 so calves xsais 80 fsedsy steers
SI0aI4 SfNcksv steer. tasi37S coss
arf hflfsrt t7al2
spEEp-ii 500 rtsadY Lambs tisa
las common. tfoai3 yeArlinTt tio9
"a so feeders. tiisis. ewes, s4ss5o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO o Dec Ia ms Cash grain
on track
WHEAT-No > rcd ti7iI.Gl
CORN-No , yellow 81 l3izgl 49, No
; yellow Sl12ieall3
OATS--Nn white, 74'za75isc No. ,
white T7i,s74e
SOYBEANs--No. yellow S2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amount, declared or paid so far this year
unless DESIGNATED by an asterisk In which case
a dividend u payable In isAs and hEure de-
note, total patd or PAYABLE iSlA-lS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Sees Civilian
Needs Acute
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics \. Y. University
There were some indications last
week that industrial production
may take an upturn, temporarily
at least. following its gradual re-
ceSSion from tho war peak n year
age This would he due directly
10 an increase in tho need for war
goods. In the background. how
ever. is the underlying inSiStent
demand Of civilians for some out
let for their superintendent money
incomes.
II was driven into The public
consciousness that tho war is far
from over. and that some serious
shortages or war goods have de-
Veloped. The production OF shells
and tanks has been stepped up.
New war plants arc under con-
Struction. The government IS
calling for machine toolS--a kind
OF equipment that only few
months ago seemed 10 he a drug
on the market. And the head Of
tho WPR has demanded tougher
regulations designed 10 get and
hold war workers IN essential Jobs.
WENT TOO FAR
The administration during the
election campaign certainly went
too far in encouraging the people
n think that the war was AS good
as won and that problems Of
recuuvcrSion would he so difficult
that another New Deal would he
required 10 take care Of the un-
employed. As a result war work.
-nFS-IefT HEIR -iehS.--Now The
truth appears to be that a long
hard fight lies ahead Al the
same time private enterprise has
made so much progress in plan
ming its own business that the
problem Of unemployment looks
much less serious than il did when
the New Deal was planning il
that way 10 The tune OF 10000
900 out Of work.
Last week steel production was
little changed and railway car
loadings increased less than sea-
sonally. 1soadngS OF ore and
coke were Off There was a hull
in engineering construction con-
trolls. But electric power con-
sumption increased. as did miScel-
laneous car loadings Paper and
paperboard production gained,
with orders rising Lumber pro-
duCtiOn was greater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
WINNIPEG GRAINS


WINNIPEG Dec = ms l--Pve vas I'M
der heavy pressure today and closed 27,e %
sc or December. tio7as hid MAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Aide Sent
by British

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ia (INS)
Richard Law, minister OF state
in the British foreign office. is on
his way to Washington today on
a mission 10 explain TO American
officials the British position in the
troublesome areas of Italy and
Greece. go
Law will confront a difficult
situation resulting from the two
statements by Secretary of State
Stettinius last week, taking issue
with British policy in both Of
those countries.
STETTINIUS' REBUKE
Regarding Italy, Stettinius re-
buked the British government for
interfering by yetoing the APP
pointment of Count Sforza as
foreign minister in the Italian
cabinet.
Regarding Greece. Stettinius ex-
pressed approval of self-determi-
nation policy, thus indirectly re-
buking the British military inter-
ference.
The British decision TO send
Law 10 Washington was reached
suddenly after an original deci-
sion TO send Harold Macmillan
instead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
WHEAT Hish
Cash GRAIN

CHICAGO Dee. II fINs Cash grain.
WHEAT-None
81 O7i-a oaaa sample Grade yellow ga,
? 70 a7t.c sample grade white. tii2i.
OATS-No white 1910. No ! red Spe-
etai heavy. 72',c. No. mixed heavy, 72'7c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Steer Brings
S1,520dtSaIe.

The grand champion steer OF
the Michigan Ali Stock Show
today was sold at the highest
price ever paid in Detroit for a
beef on the hoof-$1 $50.
The 950-pound Aberdeen Angus
yearling brought 81 LOO a pound--
Sl.39 a pound more than OPA
maximum wholesale price for
dressed beef-after spirited bid
ding in the Detroit stockyards.
The previous highest price was
Sl.30 a pound in 1884. Last years
price for the champion was only
rs cents.
Max Blum. buyer for the Stand
ard Beef Co, PAPA Riopelle, who
bought the champion, said the
meat would be sold TO hotel sup
ply houses and retail butchers at
OPA maximum, 2l cents a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
III WORK AIDED

He explained the intense bid
ding by the desire of the various
packing houses TO have the honor
of handling the prize beef and
their wish to encourage all work
throughout the state.
Four hundred dollars of the
champions price goes TO Matthew
Woods Jr.. is. of Marshall, VINO
raised if; the remaining 81 ,120 II
distributed evenly among the
owners of the other 1863 entries.
Four-H Club officials said the
winners award is limited 10 keep
out professional breeders.
The reserve grand champion,
=a2a-pnand -sheFthgFH= steeF|wds
also bought by Blum. He paid 80
cents a pound for It, or S478.40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec l4-Prices IN cents
Great Britain pound 4o2 oo-4oi IN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09

v Narodn1 Sokolovn6 2. kvetna
1914.
Dale stvrzuji pTfjem $4,000
cd Ctihodn6 Sestry Vaclavy a
skolnfch ditek osady sv. Vacla-
va ktere jsem prostTednictv1m
Rt. Rev. Msgr. l.. G. Vaeth pro
N. S. G. K. obdrzel.
Dale ma N. S. G. K. pTispeli:
Frantisek Trcka $500. Pc
S1.0O:- Frantiska Kadlec, Jo-
sef Svecina, Marie Svecina, An
ma smrhova, Georgine Holland,
Josef Lenoch, Marie Lenoch,
Jan Zubalik, Anna Zubalik,
Marie Duchek.
Vsem uprfmny dix a O dalsl
pf1spevky Sc pros1.
" nedeli, 20. kvletna ko-
nala Sc dojemna vzpom1nka
padlych "a vlast ma Narodnlm
Hfbitove Arlington, Va, pod
protekcf 4. stupne Ryt1T1 Ko-
lumbovych. Obetovana slavna
vojenska mise svata ktere pT1-
tomno ma $500 osob. Pc msi
svate pritomni zastupci kato-
]ickych spolkG polozili vence u
Hroby Neznameho Voj1na.
Narodn1 Saw Ceskych Kato-
llkd byl 10. z 50 Tade, zastou-
pen byl pisatelem techto TadkG
Nadherne pocasf a dojemna
vzpomfnka ktera sc nenecha
popsati, ia Sc must videt a neb
jeste lepe profit.
Srdecne vsecky zdravf
Josef VonaSek.
Poz. Nezapomente Sc ST.
castniti velke sch1ze vsech YER
nych obcand v dolejsf skolnf
SIM Sv. Vaclavske Skoly dine
10. cervna v 8 hodin vecer. Ia
jlmavy a poucny program.
Vstup volny. Kazdy je uprim-
ne ivan a vltan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09
POSLEDNf ZPRAVA.
Rim dObyt SpOjenci.

V nedei vecer byla hlavnlm stanem spojencG v Neapoi
vydana zprava, z nz vyj1mame:
."vitezna vojska 5. armady dnes vecer okupovala Rim a
osvobodila prvn1 majesty zotrocovane hlavn1 mesto Evropy.
Zadnf nemecke vote We zmatku ustupovaly ma severozapad."
Dalsf zpravy z italskeho bojste pravily, re Rim byl de-
vadesatipeti procent zachovan a re skody mestu zp1sobene
byly hlavne ma nadraz1ch.
Obyvatee R1ma vital osvoboditele kvetinami a radost-
nym vzrusenim. Osma (britska) armada, spechaj1c1 k Ri
mu z jihovychodu podel cesty Via Casilina, Sc pTipojila k pa
tie (americke) armada v pronasledovan1 nepT1tee. V rfme z1-
stale jn .tolik spojeneckeho. vojska, koik stacf ma %udrzovani
poradku a odpraven1 zbytku zaloh a sebevrazednych Get
NemcG, jez zdstaly V meste. Ostatn1 silly pronasledovaly
Nemce.
z Neapole bylo v pondel1 vecer oznameno, re italsky
kral podepsal abdikacn1 dekret a ustoupil We prospech sveho
syna, prince Umberta, ktery Dude NIT titul kralova nastupce.
Costa do Rima trvala devet mesfcd %pocftame-i dobu cd
pocatku italske invase.
Nova obranna LIME NemcG, ma nz Sc zastav1, byla pred
metem dohadG a spekulacf. V~nekterych v~ojenskych kruzfch
Sc pocftalo, re tato nova LIME Dude nejakych $50 mil ma sever
cd Rima. Ale to jsou ovsem jen dohady.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT o PADU RfMA.
V pondef vecer V $50 promluvl president Roosevelt ma
radiovem rozhlasu O obsazenl R1ma jake prvn1ho hlavn1ho
m6sta oy a pcvazuje to "a velky tspech ma ceste k 1plnemu
~vtezstvl.
President We vazne reci trvaj1cf Is minut VIDAL poctu vol
sku a velitelGm Spojeneckych Vojsk, ktef1 vyhnai hence z
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09
z OSADNf ODBOcKY
SVAZU
CESKYCH

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Je to jiz delsf cas- CO podana
nejaka zprava z m1stn1 odboc-
ky a to hlavne proto by neza-
birano drahocenneho m1sta v
casopisu "Telegraf''. Ones tim
to stvrzuji pr1jem $425.O0 pro
Narodnf Svaz Ceskych Katoli-
XII cd Sdruzenych Ceskosloven-
skych SpolkG, polovici to este
no vytezku z Bingo a Karetnl
Zabavy pro ten ucel pofadane
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09

Nejvyssf Stan, Spojenecke Vypravnf Silly, 6. cervna (A.P)
Americk6, Britske a Kanadske oddly pfistaly v Severni Fran
eli dnes rano, zahajujfce n~ejvetsf zamofske vojenske operace v
dejinach sveta. Nejvyssf ve1itel, general Dwight D.. Eisen-
hover pravil: "NepTfjmeme mic jineho nez-i pine vltezstvi
mad nemeckymi mistry pevniny."
Vpad, ktery Eisenhower naval "Nejvetsfm KTizackym
TazenIm" byl Oznamen 1882 ranO "GreenW1chskeho casu,
g :32 rano Vych. Valec. Cas) v tonic jednovetovem komuni-
Ike cfslo l:
"Dnes rano Spojenecke Armady pod velenfm generala
Eisenhower zapocaly S vylodovanfm spoJenckych oddllu, pod
porovanych silnym letectvem, ma severnlm pobfezl Francle."
Hlavnf 1tok lie podnknut v Normandii mezi mesty Lee
Havre a Cherbourg. 6 tezkych spojeneckych valecnych lodi
a 20 destroyers podporuje 1tok V 1tf feky Seny. Velke Cd
Oily paraSutistG pfistaly "a n6meckymi hnlemi.
BULLETIN
Londyn. 6. cervna. Zde jest text denniho rozkazu gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower oznamujfci vpad do Evropy:
"V kratkosti budete naIodeni ma nejvetsi vypravu. Oci &C.
Ieho sveta jsou upFeny ma vas a nadsje a mobility vsech svo-
body-milujicich lid jdou $ vami."
"Spolecns $ nasemi udatnymi Spojenci a bratry We zbra-
nj ma iinvch frontach pfivodite zniceni nemeckeho valecneho
stroje, odstranSni nazisticke tyranie mad uiskovanym idem v
Europe, a jitotu pro mas We svobodnem svete."
"VaS ukol nebude lehky. Vas nepTitel je dobfe vycvicen,
dobFe vybaven a otuzily " boji"
"Vy jdete do boje S lepSimi zbransmi, ochranou We vzdu-
chu a s nepopiratelnym pravem n a vaSi strane. Neprltel Dude
bojovati tvrds a dobre. Bude bojovati divossky " tonic roce
1914. Mate prevahu We vzduchu, nejlepsi zbrans."
Byl dan slb vitezstvi a rozkaz cten veiteli vsem oddi-
linn " dobs nalodenf a konciI: "ZVfTEZfME! -ZDAR! -
NECHT Bum VAN
Invase z1castnilo Sc 1000 lodi a nekolik tiIc menslch
plavidel. 1000 letadel krylo postup Spojencu.
ValeGna zprava els. 2. oznamuje:
"Vesker6 operace jsou vykonany die rozvrhu a ztraty
isou velmi lehke, vpad pokracuje velmi dobfe."
PRESIDENT Sc MODLL "a VfTEZSTVf.
V 1tery O desat6 iodine vecer president Roosevelt, "a
nomoci rozhlasovych s11, modil Sc "a Vitezstvi Spojeneckych
Vojsk, prosil Vsemohouciho, by zehnal zbranfm nasich hrdin-
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GRADUACE A
UKONCENf SKOLNfHO
ROKJE

V nedeli, rano, dine II. cerv-
ma pTi slavne msi svate O pull O.
SINE pristoup1 slavnostne ku sto-
lu Pane letoSn1 odchovanci O.
sadn1 skoly sv. Vaclava. Rodi-
cum a pf1buznym budou vyhra-
zena zvlastn1 mlsta v kostele.
Pc kratke promluve vldp. fara-
re, obnov1 stastne skole odrost-
Ii sv6 krestni sliby a ucinf pew
ma pTedsevzet1 z6stati vernymi
zasadam katolickou vychovou
Jim cd utleho mladi v srdce
vstepenym. Odpoledne pax ma
ievisti svatovaclavske skoly Sc
jim dostane kyzeneho diplomu
a rozloucen1 sc S dlouholetou
matkou svou, skolou sv. Vacla-
va. Bude to zaroven ukonceni
skoln1ho roku a vyznamenanf
zaslouzilych zakG "a pravidel-
ne navstevovani skoly.
Jmena graduantd podavame
S upflmnym blahopran1m pra-
veho Stest1 ma draze zivotni: