davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

CLEMANS, MARcELLA (Wave)
cLEMANs, RICHARD
CLINE, LESTER
clOUNTS, PRESTON
COATES, ROBERT FRANK
COckRlLL, ROBERT e.
coGBURN, SAMUEL NJ.
CokER, FAY REGINALE
COLLINS, CECIL c.
COLLINS, HERSHEL II.
COMPTON, HARRY
coNDIT, KEITH
coNTRERAS, PETE
COOK, LEE
COOK, MARVIN
COOPER. JACK e.
COOPER, J. L.
COOPER, PALMER r.
coRBITT, EDWARD LARRY
CORBlTT, JACK
coRDoNA, r. F.
coRDoNA, VlNcENTE r.
CORDONA, ANTONIO
cORRELL, EUGENE
COULTER, ELviN
COUREY, ALBERT
COUREY, MOSES
CRUZ, EDWARD
GUIDE, ELBERT DAVID
cUDE, FOREST D.
GUIDE, FRANCIS w.
CUNNINGHAM, WILLIE T.
****cURTlS, ABE
Evening star., 1944-07-16
HOUSES WANTED 70 euY

BklCK on STONE detached house. no
over 8 years old. In Arlington or between
Wssshninstcn hn and Alexandria: % Z
details and price to private purchsser
Box TIT. Star
WILL PAY ALL CASH for res. or In.
ysstmsnt pr1psrty In q e. Or vicinity
FAST AcTI0N!!!-clients Waiting to buy
Immediate free personal appfaisals q
today's fun market value. PROMPT cash
slss ssiss g snd M MssttssEm.snts. Mr.. QUICK; IA.
WE PAT ALL CASE. for ne. ana a.,
prQperties, elaek .settlsmeuts. Quinn =
Miller. 800 11th q. Sc, n. 800.
rAX M100Ho3 all-eash ueieee IT ~
RaS 1euse3: 70 ee.am!asteq 14 KEN,
q - s:;';::; !: IS; =: ,ss! - :
Evening star., 1944-07-16

ltos1l0 MAlsy1D 10 oUY tcesr1.sI
s1ns,a III ~ 80 = ssssss g e. ~; -! ~
1kf s. le lEsae III 1Se Sesss j sA..ssrs
S5EEa ::.is::: i, ii!s 3 4. B!
w HAVE CInNrs who VIII ~ eesh ~
e. o. 6HILndDUH0, 46l6 Lee hwy,
Ariinston. OK. 1874 After . p.ms ca.
) 81 / DEDsooM MOUSE. west Of 18th
and eprtng rd STATE prtes and condition.
sos 81 z'zfs fshbdse6don shbdse6d no,u. on Or near
olenwccd I'd. 1sthesda. Call wo. 706s.
SAsrx .s .,,e:, T. nv from e e.pe..
Me nsniss os o. Hystisa xts. positively no
Sess % PesSosh ls' aons sress.sod sstss 70 sSn
AAdsSitticn. a IS t eensiess Silver sprins; $4,000
tx1SiH FOR y xonR Sas4 4noUssLssfore selling
wHI sss r. w have - 2 PsFehassr: P EI!AcK.
,.les ,Lss - soioEed. 1919 You it. NV. AID.
sAa c1as A. s5sRs IS hss;sL e. IN .Iss Psssrss &
0iaxNIxATIoN desires 70 buy downtown
sudttortunn and otaces. AGsnts' attention.
~ NJ GG1N G1 SELL L. ttouR HOUSE At It. VAIN.
AZ AZ fG5 s ". sIoysnips. VIZ =. s1gNpERls
ME can III. ELI ; sous Il. house. n;M W. can set
sss, sSg sssn. 4 won't tske ns Ions, Prompt
BEfOIE you SELL your 'i property get our
Srsr; s1,s:, We charge no commission. Aishsst
coGosfAE NyEsTMnar nv ISRs 'essmsns co IT, IS as
.o,1.x. e. nw; p $3.50
purchase row s.midetschsd hsss ispsa .nd % DE-
ssiP's PAtn 81 isessps sTos e q: s:.ss fs
S8stcK ao2e9so 29o rS SoDn g. O.. ave s:.rs, Ar,,n,,on
sssDerisnssd sales force is ready 70 g set ths
1900 s.I,on:, i; T oEAtyyATrE, tyA Rssltor, 72s 18th
CASH AZ oNSSk@we will buy your house,
no delays. Write or phone sivinF full
srEiN srAfTYy q y9s HowES
IoyisIAMrLY APT. in whit. neishbor-
heed. also interested in two-family ays.
From OWNER. 4-bedroom, 2-bath house
nssT nsnt chsyy ,Sas Shsss Circle. good cash pay
sssh: pEsi.ssss: H' IN s sh.phe1d M i p.ss d.'' d
commission: I want this home for my per-
sonal use. Write BOZ 499-M, Star. Gtving
rxSrY AZ nsa YIN 'sa BUY = fro% ssee Owner de-
taehed or 6 room home in Arlington:
mist be convenient TO stores and school.
Phone OK. $3.50.
COLORED. direct from owner. 8. 8 or o
room house, modern; state terms. Box
225-T. Star. 16s
WANTED-House In NV. section for COL
ored occupancy; state location and price
IN reply. Box 2e2-T. Star. 49,
Evening star., 1944-07-16
HOUSES ron sAlt on eRl,T

1105 JETfEKs6N 81. N.W-FOr sale or
rent direct from owner. 2-story frame,
detached. 3 bedroms, coal furnace, hot
esTssZ enHasZ I0, 10 An ;m, e Pm:
area: 1-family detached homes on s, 900
"a. feet OF land or more. New, modern.
Four blocks Oh the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne. rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., b7OO Addison
Gnape Srn rd, Fairmont Heights. Md. HI
Evening star., 1944-07-16

BRENTWOOD, Md. 3711 Quincy St
s;s;misuns.!oV: 9; 2 rooms. bath. h.-wh.. ABc
s. Vacant p Price s'n and ss0ns term; ms
NJ: Rainier Md:-shinsled bungalow. 5
h:.w.h oil burner: electric refriserator.
.,s s.e. Il Rein,.2. RusE 2d 81 e. oSss ssSS
C0LoKED-yaeant; 8 rooms, bath. h.-v.h..
bath. poEchss: h.-v.h:: $500; 15 rooms,
sstss. iais s:'hs s.ths 81 sulps: t.
ssis W., ss$sSwil sSauTY Is
6cLokt6Laome.eetsrs M Hon sts you attention tt Zion II
cant esn hep e gon Mr. howl ssais
sYndayys AT. as57, to pm; weekdays,
sss1: 4sS,. ssl s.:smsss s ss ss
ss;7Se 81 S 900 cash. Il SALE Gi? REALTY I91s
s;SiSa eoIcsfDMsrick. ehensi II rooms baths; New
Diensy fe 81 valuable MI furnieni. Shown nD'S s.
ss9ns s5ssfs o. III ptast fSio s's Ses
Di c0IokESIHav. n M several a. 5000 Sfo house. for
vs. u.s. o or 81 ss9S s4S HAaALn aH Eeas' WE E1
C0LoRED-Near 5th and Fla. ave. ne
rooms md bath. oS h.w.S 4.ear sement BIZ
ssSn SSS saf sss 80 Rzasa Ri1 R1Rta NJ I Hin
c0L0RED-1300 block Vermont ave-
n51rs s.y.rindov 6sics home ssterisi| ,|
1S; G suitable for rOS% euS nc irsterniss % house, M
doctor Or reoming house: price. S16,6 300;
terms 5000 cash. balance taken baek
Ia one. trust. payable 500 . month.
ae4a ass oniy wA
elusive AGENTS. 1924 14th st. NV. Df. 3347.
acres Of land. 1M miles b. c.. fruit trees,
grape srbors: shrubbery, chicken houses,
men msnt is Phone SSSi ISdios suI:fa' Isi4. '0vn ':'
COLORED-Vacant; Lamont. near Warder
rms. tile bath. h.-w.h., front and rear
porches: $6, $50: conyeniet terms Call
Mr.. WADELL. DE. 1I6O, Ii. 1858. eve
nings and Sundays.
CoLORED- Vacant: 13th. near Lamont st,
aoors. porches front and rear: reasonable
Ii. 6563. evenings and sundays.
COL 1900 block Que NV,
IA rooms. baths. h..W.h.:1 unusual op-
~ I.fs s7
BAsIIIKO REALTY CO.
COL01RD-2-famiiy. house, vacant; 32
sesson Nv; pEissd ris1t; ress1nsele r doxp
ave. NV. Ma. 1859. y
|C0LO11D-200 block Indiana ave NV
s5 5ess sfs sssas ~ asss:a. q S.lsss halt
~, 'ls2 H2sAf 8 i;t; ). w1ilk vi as Is. 4R b.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

COLUHED-yacant. Near 9th and N SITS.
ne TAKE aoyantage Of this bargain, being
redecorated. rms, h.-w.h., bath, auto.
matte hot water, large. basement, laundry
trays: buy and move risht in; 81 900 down:
price, 1880.
100 block r ct. ne, exclusive neiehbor.
mood; rms: 2 baths; $500 down, terms.
COLORED-9 rooms. 2 baths. 8 porches,
basement h.-w.h.; In $500 block Of 18th
st: NV; excellent condition; $4,000;
Near 9Th and = sts. s:e:=7 rooms and
DEMOUY DE. 1886 or TR 2740.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

ICOLORED-Dix ct. me-; q family house
3 rms, bath and porches in each apt;
OF h-w.h., new kitchen equipment: $500;
Dig st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, porches
h..v.h.: $4,000, $3.50 down.
vacant-seaton pl: nv; 8 rms, bath
TO inspect call MR.. DEMoUY, 81. oa3e
|or TR. 2740, O~o>
Evening star., 1944-07-16

&-n0O4 DAlCK BUNGALOW, tiled hath:
h.-w-h.. elee. rsfrieerator and range. hW6.
~ ~ g sRhs.Y ~ Is oSss.''s css ~ ~.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

rms, h.-v h, . very roomy corner, larse
FENCED a yard $1,000 down: price. $500.
h.-w.h.: will redecorate building inside
snS eut; 5000 down; price, S6,25O. Cali
Evening star., 1944-07-16

~ rooms. bstha kitchepS. Oh heat.
4-stcfy brick, Arst commercial, baf1ain
3SyT sy,,s ,se'7Hso H9.aahAsEn .aa AtssEns ~ If Atns. Ar 3}
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
Eastern Star Meets
 Tomorrow Evening

A business meeting will be held tomorrow night by the Order Of Eastern Star in the lodge room of the Scottish Rite Temple.
 The session will begin at o'clock and routine work will be discussed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
MAN DIES HERE SATURDAY FROM
 ELE(TR0(UTl0N

Jerry K Williams, 38, a Native from Yakutat was electrocuted Sat- urday afternoon while working On the dock at the Juneau Lumber Mills. He took hold of a live wire which shorted, and it was necessary to shut off the electricity before he could be released. He died a few minutes later before the arrival of the ambulance or of pr. w. M. Whitehead, who had been sum- moned. The remains were taken to the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
 MT Williams is survived by his wife, Mrs. Selma Williams, and a son, Leonard at Yakutat; a brother John R. James of Juneau; and two sisters, Mrs. Martha King and Mrs Edward Warne, both of Haines.
 The widow has been notified and funeral arrangements will be an : noUnced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07

namely the YMCA, the National Catholic Community Service, the Salvation Army, the YMCA, the Jewish Welfare Board and the Ma tional Travellers Aid Association, combined their activities to bring together in one organization re- presentatives of the three great faiths, people of all races and every creed and color, for a joint ser- vice. h"tt
 With close to 5000 clubs and ser vices, the USO covers the country and the Western hemisphere 1t serves the fighting forces and in certain areas the war production workers behind the lines.
 Credit for Juneau's participation in celebrating the USO anniversary, must be given Director Gordon for his perfect planning and arrange ment of the entire affair Saturday evening and for the open house which was observed yesterday after noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
MRS. JOHNSON TO sITKA

Mrs. Edwin Johnson left by steam CT today for Sitka where she will join her husband who has been in Sitka several weeks on business for the Juneau Cold Storage Company. The couple will return together on the return trip of the steamer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
FRESHMAN FROLIC

The Freshman Class of the Doug las High School held their annual Freshman Frolic" Friday evening in the school assembly. The evening was spent in dancing in the gaily valentine decorated room, with a phonograph supplying the music 1t being leap year, the gals" had to ask the boys for the dance favors for the evening. Later in the evening delicious refreshments of jello, sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 The evening was proclaimed good success as the greater part of the high school participated as well as a good attendance from the Ju- neau High School
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07

Herbert Mercer left by plane yes- terday for Anchorage where he is to be employed by the USED as a mechanic MT. Mercer has been an employee of the department for some time, stationed on the local projects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
Valentine Party |sGiven Saturday
 By Marion Lynagh

Miss Marion Lynagh entertained eight of her little friends at a Vai- entine party at her home in the Bindseil Apartments on Gastineau Avenue last Saturday afternoon: The Valentine motif was carried out in decorations and in refresh ments. IF
 The little guests at the party and enjoying the games were Helen Jane Adams, Barbara Kickoff, Judy Floss, Angus Floss, Dorothy Ann Mize, Joan Williamson, Gracs Sandborn and David Sandborn. 4's'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07

aguay.
 If the British official is right and the Bolivian revolution is merely a prelude to what may happen when peace comes, it's time for drastic action now. The State De- partment already has indicated that it feels that way about it, but the Allied Nations can't really move without solid front composed of those Western hemisphere nations who are still united in the idea of world peace forever
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
THOMAS JENSEN HOME

His wife and new baby, relatives and friends, were happily surprised Sunday morning when Private Thomas Jensen arrived here by plane with first notice of his arrival being a call from the airport. Tom my is on a two-week furlough, con- valescence leave, having received a foot injury at his camp at the Westward Upon his arrival here Private Jensen saw his month-old Thomas Blaine, Jr., for the first time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
SOuih Amerila Arms For Peace, But Many
 Other Angles Appear

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07

Latin America. peace is already 1ust around the corner and the minority groups or those out of power see no further necessity for delaying action.
 TO some extent, this same thing is manifest in your own nation. Every major victory in the war brings forth new defeetions among minority groups And I'm sad tc say the same thing may occur in England just as soon as we have made successful advances toward establishing a western front in Europe"
 To some extent, this view throws a new light on the Latin American situation, but a none-the-l less alarming one so far as western hemisphere solidarity is concerned
 In our own nation, winning the war still is uppermost in most minds, but once the certainty of that victory is just over the neXt little hill, how are we going to feel politically about our leaders ano sacrificial participations in world construction?
 The answer to that question vii clarify to some extent what has happened and may spread in Latu America. Washington observers who admit our failure to keep Argentine and Bolivia closely welded, are nov worried about Chile, Peru and Pa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-07
zERAN0F REMAINS
 SKIPPED 70 SITkA
 FOR BURIAL THERE

The body of Mrs. Titiana Ger anoff, who died at the home of her daughter here last week, has been taken to Sitka for burial The daughter, Mrs. Katherine Cherna- koff, accompanied the remains to Sitka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Ripka O Rakousku.

New York (CTK)- Ministr
DIR. Hubert Ripka proslovil 20.
f1jna ma londynskem rozhlase
rec k RakusanGm, v niz vyslo-
vii dGveru v tesnou povalecnou
spolupraci Ceskoslovenska a
Rakouska. Pravil, re "Rakous-
ko 81 je vedomo, re dejiny a re
mepisna poloha je urcila re
strazce m1ru a bezpecnosti We
stfedn1 Europe Ia spoluprace S
narody stejnych zasad. Bude-
Ii Rakousko a jeho sousede jed
nat v duchu pratelske spolu-
prace, Dude 1spech z~ajiSt6n.
Ceskoslovenska republika je
rozhodnuta udrzovat S Rakou-
skem styky co nepratelstejsf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17

Londyn (CTK) - Ministr
Jan Masaryk We SVEN rozhlaso-
VEN projevu ma londynskem
rozhlasu 8. listopadu vyjadTil
blahopTanf sovetskemu narodu
k jeho vyrocf. Bylo zapotrebf
valky, ably svet poznal, re ne
muze byti .m1ru bez spoluprace
Sc Sovetskym svazem. Tato
spoluprace proto Dude vyhleda
vana. Sovetsky svaz nenf i'm
perialistickych cfl1. Marsal
Stain opetovne zddraznil, re
Sovetsky svaz respektuje a bu-
de respektovati nezavislost il
nych statG. Ceskoslovensko Sc
nema echo obavati, protoze Ru-
sko respektuje jeho tradicnf
demokracii a smysl pro pokrok
a ma teto zakladne Dude vybu-
dovana spoluprace techto dvou
stat6. Sovetsky svaz pTijfma
pfatelstv1 slovanskych narod1,
respektuje jejich nezavislost a
pfeje 81 spolupraci S Velkou
Britanil a Spojenymi Staty, a.
by tax bylo dosazeno trvaleho
miru. ceskoslovenska
dohoda, ochranuj1cf Ceskoslo-
vensko pred nemeckou 1tocno-
st1, zarucuje nam vnitTn1 svo-
bodu a statn1 neZavislost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Poslouchat a inject.

New York (CTK) = Poole
zpravy jisteho nemeckeho listu
bylo v severozapadnlm Nemec-
ku vydano n~ar1zenf, re pr pro-
m1tan1 filmovych zurnal1 must
p%anovat naproste ticho, nebot
jsou historickymi dokumenty a
"a takove must byti povazova-
ny, stejne jake zpravy vrchn1-
no velitelstvf, jejichz vys1lanf
v restaurac1ch a ~veTejnych
m1stnostech must rovnez byti
vyslechnuto naprostem tichu.
Dokud publikum radio mad
senlm, nikdo zadne projevy ne
zakazoval. Nepochybne po-
znamky, ktere vedly k nov6mu
n%arlzen1, byly jineho druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Ruska frOnta.

V Madarsku zahajil Mali
novskij opet novou ofensivu a
prolomil ma tTi m1stech frontu.
Rusove oznamili obsazen1 ne
kolika des1tek madarskych YES
mic, ale hlavn6 pTeTfznuti trait
Budapest MiSkovec-Kosic.
Pres prudk6 dest6 a blato
postoupili Rusove a jsou ted
t6sne pred mestem Egerem, cd
ktereho vede trait ma Sloven-
skO do Rimavske Soboty, kdez-
to dale ma jih postoupili tesne
k mestu Jaszbereny, cd ktere-
no vede trait ma SIovensko do
Lucence. Ma trait Budapest
Szolnok obsadili Rusove dals1
zeleznicnf stanice. N6mci kro-
me toho hlas1, re Rusove obno-
viii 1toky ma vychodn1m Slo-
vensku, smerem ma Michalovce
a Humenne, a re prav6 tax Il
tool v Dukelsk6m prGsmyku.
Krone toho tvrdi N6mci, re
Rusove obnovili 1toky jizn6 cd
Budapest, kde stoj1 pouze til
mile cd stTedu mesta.
z ostatn1ch 1sekG vychodn1
fronty sc oznamuj1 pouze To-
kalnf srazky We vychodnim
Prusku a severn6 cd VarSavy.
Zpravy z Moskvy naznacuj1,
re Ruda armada ceka al zmr-
zne pGda, ably zahajila velkou
zimn1 ofensivu.
Marsal Tito We sv6 zprave O.
znamil, re Jugoslavci a Bulha-
Fl dobyli mesto Devdelija Ma
cedonsku nedaleko Tecke hra-
nice a postupujf Ike Kumanovu,
dGlezitemu zeleznicn1mu uzlu
u Skoplje. Tito pax %oznamuje,
re jednotky Rude armady a Ju
goslavci pTekrocili Dunaj ma
front6 dIouhe 81 mil mezi Ba-
jou a Apatinem, asi 100 mil
iizn6 cd Budapest. Pc zTfze-
nj predmostf ma zapadnfm bTe-
hui Dunaje budou moci Rusove
zahajit tn ofensivu do zapad-
nfho Madarska, postupovat pc
zapadnfm brehu Dunaje do
Budfna a do Rakouska.
V pondelf dobyly vote mar
salka Tito d6lezity uzel Skopl-
lie a v 1tery hlavn1 m6sto Cerne
Hory - Cetinji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Vallxa.
Zapadn1 frOnta.

Ma zapadnf front9 dosahly
oddly generala Pattona d1le-
zit6ho 1sp6chu kdyz pronikli
vychodne cd Met a preTfzly
trait Observation-Disclosures
burk, 80 mil jihovychodne cd
Met. Ma to velky vyznam,
protoze tato trait je hlavni ne
meckou komunikaci v obrane
Met a jej1 prer1znutf znacne u
snadnf American1m dobyti te-
to pevnosti. Pattonovy oddly
tn postoupily a jsou vzdaleny
pouze Is mil cd nemecke hra-
nice a cd d1leziteho nemecke-
no mesta Saarbrueckenu.
Spojenecke letectvo slime
bombardovalo nemecke Gelsen
kirchen a Koblenc v Poryni a
cetn6 rafinerie olejG v zapad-
MIN N6mecku. Nemci slime
bombardovali JIM Anglii svy-
mi roboty, kter6 stTfleji z leta-
del mad Severnfm moTem, a re
severn1ho Holandska. z fronty
americke tfetf armady Sc ozna
mule, re Nemci zacali palit pro
ii americkym oddfl1m raketo-
We bomby, podobne tenn, ktere
pail ma Anglii. Ucinnost tech
to bomb ma fronte je ovsem je-
ste menSi, nez v obydlen6m u
zemi. Je to prvnf prfpad, kdy
N6mci pouzili svych pov6st-
nych 'tajnych zbranf" proti
nepTatelsk6 armada, nikoli pro
ii civiln1mu obyvatelstvu.
R. A. F. potopili v nedeli po-
sledni n6meckou bitevnici
"Tirpitz."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Francouzsky general odsouzen
ma dozivot1.

Brigadnf general Armand
Pinsard, 81 let starry, francouz-
sky letecky dGstojnfk ma odpo-
cinku a vyslouzilec z prvni sve-
tove valky, byl odsouzen k vo-
jenske degradaci a k dozivot-
n1mu zalafi. Byl uznan vim
nym, re slozil pTisahu. vernosti
Hitlerovi a slouzil mu jake CT
vilnf 1Tedn1k francouzske do
brovolnicke legie, ktera bojo-
vala prot RusGm.
Byl souzen pred soudem, Sc
stavaj1cfm z til muzd a jedne
zeny pro spolupraci S Nemci a
pTijal rozsudek klidne. Ale
kdyz sn1mal vyznamenani a "a
dy Sc sve busy, poznamenal:
"Je-li toto spravedlnost, Fran
Gle je ztracena."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Letadla do Ruska.

Pres m6sto Edmonton v Ka-
made, bylo pry dopraveno dale
ma sever do Alasky vice nez
10, 900 aeroplanG, urcenych pro
Rusko. Doprava z Alasky do
Ruska byla ~zahajena v rijnu r..
1871. L6tadla jsou dopravo-
vana doposud tajnou cestou do
Sibfre a dale pax do vnitroze-
mi Ruska. Jsou to letadla do
davana die Valencia pGjcov-
nfho programu. Touto cestou
bylo dodano vice nez diva tislce
aeroplanG do Ruska v dobe pr
which ctyf mes1cG letosn1hoAro-
ku. Letadla jsou rGznych dfu-
hi. Americtf pilot dodavaji
letadla az do Fairbanks v A
Iasce a z toho mesta obstara-
vail dodavku do Ruska ruSt1
pilot.
L6tadla jsou dodavana do
Fairbanks z Great Falls Mon
tame pod6l letecke cesty, jez
spojuje Spojene Staty S Alas
kou. Letecka costa vede podel
silnice pro pffpad melody, ably
pilot byli drive nalezeni a po-
skytnuta jim ponce, v pade re
by byli nuceni pristati. Tato
silnice tahne. pres Kanadu a
podel cesty jsou postaveny v
pTimerene dalce cd sebe dom
ky a garaze, v nichz Sc naleza
veSkera pomoc pro nouzove
zastavky letcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Japonska budoucnost je ponu-
ra. praVi RusoVe.

Valka a delna trfda, casopis
femeslnych uni, napsal 6. listo
padu, re japonska budoucnost
je ponura.
V clanku sc prav1: "Japon-
ska produkce nemGze souteziti
Sc spojenci. Japonska doprava
ma jizn1ch mort je paralysova-
ma. Nalety spojeneckych aero
plant ma japonske prdmyslove
Gle pokracuj1. l vlastn1 japon-
ske ostrovy staly sc pTedmetem
bombovan1."
o vylodenf americkych vojsk
ma Filipinach Sc prav1 We clan
ku, re je to tezka rama pro ia
ponsko, protoze poskytuje A
mericanGm zakladnu k ofensi-
We, jejfmz cllem je znicenf ce-
leho japonskeho kolonisacnlho
systemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Trinerovo Horke Vino udrzuje
krok S pokrokem.

LekaTstv1 a lekarnictvi ude-
lalo "a posledn1ch devadesat
let 1zasny pokrok. Vyvoj stou-
pl cd sm1senin hrozne vypada-
.ifc1ch a jeSte hrozneji chutna-
jfc1ch k pf1pravkum, ktere pfi-
vypadaj1 a lahodne chut
naj1 a pri tom jsou vedecky W.
borne upravene. Trinerovo
HoTke Vino S Vitaminem B-1
jest jedn1m z takovych pf1-
pravk1. Je to zaludecn1 a mir
ne procistujfcf prostredek pf1-
JENNIE chuti a vyborn6 1cinno-
sti. Zkuste je! Uzfvejte je die
navodu ma lahvi, a pozorujte
1cinek. Dostanete je u sveho
lekarn1ka nebo, kdyby no ne
mel, piste vyrobcGm, Joseph
Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago : 8, Ill. Nova
soucastka Vitamin B-1 ucinila
Trinerovo HoTke Vino jeste
lepsfm nez bylo drive pres pull
stolet1. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Cigaretova nouze.

Kuraci dymek pozorovali S
jakymsi uspokojen1m, jak ze-
ny a kuraci cigaret sc hrnou
do obchodu nakoupiti zasoby
nez cigarety dojdou a jaksi po-
tm6sile sc tomu shonu usmiva-
Ii. Ale ne dlouho, nebot Sc O.
znamuje, re kuraci Sc shanf pc
dymkach a nakupujl vsechny
tabaky, co jich mohou dostati.
Ia jeden den prodal jeden
doutnfkarsky obchod jeden tt
sic dymek a nemyslete 81, re to
zavinili kuraci cigaret, ale div
ky a zeny a jeden tabacnicky
obchod oznamil, re ma 500 KRAFT
kych dymek bylo prodano re-
nam. Dfvky pry davajf pred
most kratke lehke dymce svet-
lie barry a take bylo navrzeno,
ably byly dany do prodeje dym
ky r6znych barev, tax ably ku-
|racky molly 81 porfditi fajfku
barry jejich satG. z pocatku
kdyz zacala nouze O cigarety q
mladfci sc uchylili k dymce
tax dfvky prohlasily, re S mu
zem, ktery kouf1 dymku, nebu.
dou chodit, ale pojednou jine
dfvky seznaly, re by takto mo.
hly sedet donna a proto Sc cho.
PLY dymek samy a proto dejtt
poor, re kouren1 dfvek z dy
mex vytvoT1 docela novou mo
du. re by to melo "a nasledel
zruSenf cigaret, ma to nen1 pc
myslenf, ale ukazuje to SPRAY
most poTekadla, re "v nouz
Icert mouchy zere."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
Rec Sc mluvi.

New York (CTK) = Mora
vec uz Ease jednou pfse o zdra-
VEN rozumu. UkaZalo sc pry,
re CechGm jejich zdravy ro-
yum dobTe poslouzil. Stall Sc
politely tvrdsf a nepodlehaj1
lichocenf, napsal v clanku, CT
tovanem II. T1jna prazskym
|rozhlasem. Naspal take toto:
mas vztah k Rfsi byl jiz cas-
to oZnacovan "a manzelstv1 z
rozumu. PGlsesta roku tohoto
p~olitickeho manzelstv1 doka-
zalo, re ceska nevesta dostala
bohateho a ukazneneho zeni-
cha"
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~
AIpska pevnost zrizovana.

VGdci nacisticke strany do
koncily plany ma zf1zen1 ohrom
ne pf1rodn1 pevnosti v Alpach
ne nemecko-rakouskych hrani-
cfch a zasoby a vojsko jsou jiz
tam dopravovany v pr1pravach
ma dlouhe oblezen1.
Tato pevnost Dude obsaho-
vati bavorske, severotyrolske a
Argaurske Alpy, jakoz i oblast
V~oralbergu. Nemci pfipravuj1
Sc, re tam budou klasti posled-
nj odpor a doufaj1, re tato pev-
most NIUE Sc udrzeti nekolik
let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-17
TichOmOf1.

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