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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

port: Listen--we have a paper
shortage here. 80 we'll have to
stick TO news"
SENATOR O'DANIEL, as you
~ know, is working day and
night TO coax Democrats away
from Roosevelt. He is putting
out a paper. The w. Lee
O'Daniel News" which prints
the most blasting things about
the New Deal.
Senator O'Daniel is Demo-
crat from away back. but he
AYERS you can't be both a good
Democrat and New Dealer.
The New Deal, he declares, has
about as much relation TO
democracy as a ratiocinator has
10 rat catcher.
O'Daniel informed me he was
trying to show the people that
private enterprise and indi-
vidual initiative are doomed in
America unless the New Deal
is knocked off.
Our children will have no
futures" he said. 1.-THE New
Deal talks about what IL will
do for the boys when they re-
turn, but all they are really
promising Is n meal ticket.
There will be no more
great industrial careers for
poor boys. No one will he able
to start on a shoestring like
Henry FOrd--because the New
Deal will swipe the shoe string.
THE road of opportunity will
he closed"
I HAVE fought my baser
L nature all day. and have
achieved a great moral victory.
| will not comment on Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt's statement
that she knew nothing Of her
husbands decision TO run again!
ONCE again I am hollering
" copper l am tipping off
the attorney general TO two
more gambling joints.
One is the war department.
The other is the executive
\ offices at the White House!
y In both places illegal lotteries
are being conducted. Chances
are being sold on war bond
raffles.
Just so there can be no pos
sible misunderstanding I am
intellectually in favor of this
kind of criminality. Raffles are
selling millions Of dollars worth
OF extra war bonds all over the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

give stars they like a "21 Bulb
Salute" Flashing that many
bulbs in a night club. The last
actress 10 rate the honor was
Linda Darnell.
Prince Mdivani and Bert
Friedlob, who slugged II out
over actress Marianne O'Brien.
the following day embraced and
became pals.
MANHATTAN Murals: The
WI bar on 9Th avenue named:
The Quaff-Eieria."
The n. Y. Times electric
sign (of news bulletins), which
blinks out promptly at 1918
a. m. in the middle of flash.
The sign in a funeral parlor:
"Nazis and Japs buried free.
The more the burier!'
Airline Judges cape of silver
foxes. coolies of them. Practic-
ally her annuities.
The tribute 10 Arthur Bris-
bane at Fifth and l0lst.
The Irish cop at 47th street
and Broadway directing Free
French sailors in Spanish, the
only foreign lingo he knows.
The Distinguished Flying
Cross in an 9Th avenue hook
shop.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokolsky

catenations that might bring
him suddenly into the presi-
dency.
T HAVE not investigated each
L individual vice presidents
private exchequer, but it would
seem from the relationship of
cost of living in Washington to
salary received, that unless he
eats into his savings, he must
borrow TO keep going.
This country. which is lending
money to about everybody on
earth, including Ibn Saud, most
of which can not and will not be
paid back, should be able to pay
its own way as regards its public
officials, particularly the vice
president.
Congress should, indeed, rem
edy this condition before the
next vice president takes office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Letters From
A Soldier
JACK PICKERING

~ guess I was Just lucky"
Steever said. IL was up front
close To the armor plate. When
their shell came through, the
shrapnel killed all three Of the
others. They were farther back.
IL just knocked me out
That was putting 1t mildIy.
because he got a mess OF metal
in his face. When he woke up,
the Germans had him. He said
they did their absolute best for
the wounded. Allied wounded
got just as good care as the Ger
man wounded. and they did a
fine job on Steever. His scars
are hardly noticeable. All the
time he was in German aid sta
tions and hospitals. he said, the
doctors worked on the men
just as they came. and never
pushing their own men ahead.
I ATER he went to a prison
IL camp in Italy, and that was
different. Food was short and
1--WE were always hungry 20
minutes after we ate. They
gave us one meal a day, but
when Red Cross packages came,
that helped"
They tried to make the Amer,
leans work on roads, but it was
no 90. Americans, Steever said,
don't behave the way the docile
Bavarians behave here at Fort
Mcclellan. AS soon as they are
taken out to work they just
scatter in all directions. Several
were shot and the Nazis took
the rest back inside the stock
AIDES and didn't let them out
again.
Steever later escaped. I'd like
to tell you how, but I don't
know myself. He did it-thats
all. Naturally he had help, and
that's why he can't tell us about
it, yet. I'm fact, the only thing
he told us about the escape was
that it took many weeks, and
he walked several hundred
miles. I'd like to meet him
after the war and hear the rest
of that story, II he isn't still too
shy TO tell about II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
E. v. DURLING

Touch as gently, Time!
Let as glide doWn they stream
Gently-ds zee sometimes glide
Through a quiet dream.
Humble Uoydgers are De,
Husband, Wife and children
three.
Touch as gently, Time!
We'Ce not proud or soaring
cings.
orr ambition, our content
Lies IN simple things.
Barry Cornwall.
THE term unconditional sur
L render" was first used in
the American Civil War. Gen.
L. s. Grant originated il.
Until 1910 all autos sold for
cash. Eugene F. Mcdonald or
gained the first auto finance
corporation with a time pay
ment plan. Mr.. Mcdonald is
now a radio manufacturer. In
cidentally, he was Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

4FttNks
DEAR BOSS:
I CAN tell you little OF what
4 G. I. Joe thinks Of before he
goes INTO battle
First Of all. he's realistic. He
does not believe that we Will
be through fighting IN few
months. He feels that we viii
be lucky il We rub the JapS
out IN two years. but he thinks
that the war with Germany
viii be over this year.
He gets lonesome. and first.
sergeantS find ways 10 keep
most of the men busy so they
have no time 10 get lonesome.
What does he talk about
~ ost? That is hard question
kcause every few months g. ].
Joe changes his ideas about
many things. When I came
here the boys talked about
chow. sex. home money and
war. Now they talk about out
fits. chow. jungle life, sex and
home.
He gets used 10 taking atra-
bine, though IT does color the
skin little. He learns 10 do
n lot Of work slowly but stead
NY. with proper rest periods.
He waits for letters very
patiently and is much happier
when he gets a nice one. He
writes many more letters than
he receives.
Now. about the home front.
How about shortening the
school year so pupils can do
some practical work each year
to prepare them when they do
leave school? The army has
proved that the years in school
can be shortened.
How about forgetting about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Brain Game Answers

THE y. S. Nevada.
2-Esau.
3Davis Cup, tennis; Stanley
Cup, hockey: Americas Cup,
yachting; Walker Cup, golf.
4(e) Pharmacist.
5-Sir Walter Raleigh.
6-"Boz."
Copyright. 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

mother is dead, instead of being
favorable, it is an unfavorable
prediction"
3-Yes, the optimist speaks
openly and freely. is neithes
too modest nor too forward.
The pessimist, however, always
has an inferiority complex and
a feeling of insecurity. He con-
stantly tries TO lean on others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Connolly Answers

Ia; &c; 3b; &C; 5b;
6 (a) Elmer Sperry; (b)
Harvey Wiley; (c) Samuel
Langley; I'D George Wash
ington Carver; (e) Leo
Baekeland.
Copyright. 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
DEAR Boss

EDITORS NOTE - Thn 10
from one OF the circulation de-
partmsnt employees who have
gone into the service from, the
Times. The writer, Pot. John ID.
Shroef, who Wos in the South
Wsst Pacific at the time OF
Writine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Detroit Times RatiOning Timetable
PROGRESSED FOODS

GASOLINE
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and & 7 Coupon "a
number be written on every coupon
rehod S-'ah' and3a
each
1
Spares tamp37 No Book
Apiaue OF lbs
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Tn for CoIIuonJu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

In e special introduction to on article by economist Peter F, Druek- or on the Governments attitude to- ward business, in the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post, Ben HibbS, editor, plainly states his mag. Rzines political preference under the title Why The Post Is For Dewey"
 Referring to Mir Drueker's article, The Posts editor comments that the distinguished economist makes 1t crystal clear that on expanding industrial economy which provides wide employment, decent wages and opportunities for men to get Into business for themselves, depends on fair level of profits.
 Tn the opposite direction" writes MT, Hibhs, 'lle the New Deals phil- os6phy of Q mature economy strict Government supervision of business, bureaucratic strangulatien, the eventual Government ownership of many industries, stagnNt!on and, fi- nNlly, the tragic end of the AmeN- can dream
 Change Necessary
 This is one of ,.ie chief reasons, he says why e change of admin istration is necessary, If the Repub- llcan candidate is elected President, MT. Hibbs believes, Dewey and Q Republican Congress ean and will sec to 1t that America once more has a chance to move Ahead-As soon as the war ends, On the other hand, If President Roosevelt Is re-. elected for fourth term, he and his New Dealers will be loath to re- lnquish much of the control which they now exercise over business md the daily lives of the people,
 Many New Dealers, declares MT, Hibbs, refer to wartime controls as testing ground" for Q Govern ment-supervised economy whic h they hope to fasten upon this coun- try for oil the years ahead,
 Interpreting the Republican can- didate's policies, MT, Hibbs says that Dewey knows, aS every pros greSsiVe person does that Q cer- tain amount Of policing of business will be necessary from here on, He is realistic enough to understand that there are some crooks, some ruthless opportunistG in business, Just as there are in every walk Of life, and that they must be kept in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
Mrs. Bricker To Accompany
 Husband On Campaign Trips

New York, Sept. 2l,-"A quiet hammered attractive American housewife, who also is perfectly at home in public offioialdom"-thNt Is the impression made by Mrs. John W, Bricker, wife of the GoVernol of Ohio and the Republican Vice. Presidential nominee,
 Striking Q happy medium be- tween being Q conscientious mother of l3-year old son and the wife of 0 man in public office, Mrs Bricker is Nll set for her husbands s intensive campaign for the Vice. Presidency, She plans to accompany him on most of his trips from now until election day. She already has had S0,000 miles worth of prae- tieal experience In politeial cam- paigning this year, having travelled through 34 states with the governor since January, i944,
 Well-aequainted with Republican women throughout the country, Mrs, Brioker renewed those friepd- ships in Louisville September 2 and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
(By United Press)

Prime Minister Churchill told House of Commons that the "sec- ond front alreday exiscts" DO. tentiallyj declared that the bloOdlest portion of the war for Great Britain and the United States lies ahead"
 Tn Omaha, General George c. Marshall declared that i've are ready to carry the waF to the enemy"
 German troops were reported burning and footing Naples prior Co evacuation.
 Red Army reported capture of 1,i45 additional places; kiev was reported being evacuated.
 Australian forces NFanspOFted In U. s. planes) occupied Ksla. pit, 60 miles above Lac and 70 miles below the Japanese base st Madang, on New Gulnea.
 House of Representatives adopt. ed the FuIbFight reA0lutiOn put. ting Congress on record in fRvoF Of u. g. participation in postwar pezee efforts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

8 when she was the special guest of honor at a luncheon session.
 Politics has been an avooation of Mrs, Bricker ever since her marriage to Governor Broker a years ago, As she puts 1t, T have always been interested in politics, not so much as on activity, but as system responsible for govern ment, have always thought there was much I could do in the background for my husband"
 While admitting that If her husband had been an architect or Q doctor, she would probably have had Q deep interest in one of those professions. Mrs, Brieker never. theless believes that in the present day "every woman should be in- terested in politics"
 "They have great influence and I am sure they will make 1t felt in an insistenee for Q durable peaee," Mrs. Brleker commented further in speaking of womans role in politics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
Post Climbs Aboard
 Dewey's Band Wagon
Magazines Political Preference Explained in Special
 Introductory to Article By Noted Economist

line, But he sees no reason why Q referee, to keep the game straight, must also play quarterback"
 Although some of the reforms achieved by the Roosevelt Adminis- tration during the past twelve years were right-in fact, overdue, MT, Hibhs scores It's handling of many other major problems, The New Deal, he says, has piled up O vast mountain of unnecessary bureaucrN- tic controls and flimsy pseudo-re. forms which have harmed the nation and prodigally wasted taxpayers money
 Home Effort Botched'
 Turning to the war, MT, Hibbs agrees that 1t has been well run on thn fighting fronts under the RooSe- welt Administration, But on tho home front 1t has often been botch- ed
 Production has, of course, been mNgnisieent-due largely to the GAASAHiVds GAAkSAGAASS VI VAiN NSAS eSe- tCm which the New Dealers had kicked around for ten years prior to Pearl Harbor, It seems Q bit silly to suppose that victory would be in any way delayed If Dewey, who h0a demonstrated Q remarkable admin istratiVe talent In Albany, were to go to the White House next Jan- uary,
 T do believe that If we are to have on America that Is good to live in I'ter the war-a place where en- terprise and initiative and efficiency are given a chance to go ahead with the building o fa natlon-we must have m expanding industrial econ. omy, don't believe we can have 1t without e change oi adminlstra- ton. l believe that President Roose- velt and his New Dealers have used the American system of enterprise as their whipping boy for so long that they can no longer think straight on this vital matter That Is why The Saturday Evening Post is f0r Governor Dewey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
xxvIIT

Steps were taken by General Eisenhower toward liberating Ital- ian labor. Fascist labor Syndicates have been aboliShed under . direc- tive iasued in Naples and fullest sanction has been given for free or. Ranizatlcn of workers Into unions Of their own choosing. Labor groups expressed their wish to cooperate with American and British workers 1n hastening the destruction of the Axis. Under Fascist rule, wages were uenr starvation level. Under Allied control plans were organized 70 RestoFe Co the Italian workers es rapidly as military developments permit all of the rights taken sway from them more than 20 years ago.
 ultIsE Was defiant. Myop with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

over 100000 V-mail letters were received from overseas by the New Zealand postal department in Q res cent week, while B2,000 outgoing messages were dispatched by the same method,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Dgr'-as GA A ossra nIsr, DSu,sa MIA ssres lae
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
POHRBY.

" sobotu, 22. dubna zem-
fela V University nemocnici
krajanka Anna Velenovska,
sol N. Collington Ave-, We sta
RI CT rokG. Narodila sc We Smi-
sovic1ch Ceskoslovensku. Do
Ameriky prist6hovala Sc pred
Sc Lefty. Byla vdova a zanecha-
va zde diva truchlicf syny Va
clava a Jana; dale diva bratry
Jana a Josefa Valise a sestfe-
nici Frantisku Kocour a radu
pfatel. Pfinalezela ku spolk6m
OltaTn1mu, Fanny Marie Usta-
vicne POmoci a Fanny Marie
Levocske.
Nosici rakve byli synovci:
Wenceslaus Wallis, James Wallis,
John Hradsky, John zaloudek,
John Wallis a Joseph Walls.
Pohfeb konal Sc z domu smut
ku We stTedu, 26. dubna do ko-
stella sv. Vaclava kde "a nj slou
zena zadusn1 mise svata vlp.
.Ondrejem Polyakem a odtud
ma hfbitov Nejsv6tejsiho Vyku-
pitele.
PohTeb vypravila firma Frank
Cvach a Syn.
We stTedu, 19. dubna zem-
rel nahle p. Ferdinand Young
helm, 1882 barley Ave. We start
81 rokG. Byl straznikem ma Cd
pocinku. Narodil sc v Balti-
more.
PohTeb konal Sc v sobotu.
%. dubna z domu smutku do
kostela St. James a odtud ma
hrbitov New Cathedral "a asis-
tence Father Herolda a byl
vypraven pohrobnickou firmou
Karel E.. Schim1nek.
= We stTedu, 10. dubna zem-
rel We Finney General Hospital
T~homasville, Ca, Cadet Leroy
Landgraf, U. S. Army Air
Corps We start 18ti let. Narodil
Sc v Baltimore a jeho rodice
,jsou George a Helena Land
graf (roz. DashielD.
PohTeb konal Sc v 1tery, %.
dubna re SchimGnkova PohT.
Domu do kostela st. Andrews
Episcopal Church a odtud ma
hritov Nejsv. Vykupitele "a a.
sistence Father Rayfeld. Po-
hTeb byl vojensky a z1castnila
sc stTelecka ceta a trubac.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Nekolik tisic guerilovych voja.
XII oslavilo vitszstvi.

Nekolik tis1c guerilovych bo-
ioVn1kd, ktefi porazili tri ne
meeke divise a pax pomahali
rude armada je zniciti, pocho-
dovalo pred palacem v Bach
cisaraji, 20 mil ma severozapad
cd Sevastopolu.
Byla to nadherna podivana.
Byli to vousatf muzi a devcata
z Krymu, obleceni v nejr1znej-
81 stejnokroje, vetsinou odnate
N6mc1m, kdyz jejich saty byly
rozedrany V zoufalych bojfch s
Nemci v horach a lesfch.
Take jejich crane byly vet
sinou rucnice a revolvery, Cd
nate NemcGm a "a .jejich O.
pasky byly ostre noze.
Pred shroucenfm Sc NemcG
tito vojaci byli obklfceni v no.
rach trent nemeckymi divisemi
jez je jaly svfrati Sc vsech stran
Situace byla st1zena tim, re We
stfedu gueril bylo tis1ce zen a
d6tl, ktere Sc uchylily do hor.
V noel tyto zeny a deti byly do
rraveny do bezpec1 tajnymi
stezkami a pax guerily rozdeli-
ly Sc ma male oddly a napadly
hence S takovou silou, re jail
Sc ustupovat k Simferopolu =
prave do rukou postupujfcf ar
mady.
Kdyz tyto nemecke divise by
ly zahnany ruskym vojskem, O.
city Sc v zaloze gueirl, ktere
zablokovaly silnice a ucinily
nemeck6 tanky neschopnymi.
V masakru, ktery nasledoval,
Nemci zanechali ma m1ste vse-
chny zasoby a prchali k Sevas-
topolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
KARETNf A BINCOVA "a
BAVA SDRUZ. CSL. SPOLKU.

Tento clanek je posledni
pred card Party" poradanou
Sdruzenymi Csl. Spolky v Ute
ry, dine 2. kvetna V $50 hodin
veGer V Sokolovne.
Poole vysledku prfpravnych
prac1 mGzeme Tlci, re ochota
krajand zajistiti financnf L.
speech tohoto podniku byla az
doposud chvalyhodna. PTispeli
St6dTe ma reklamu a seznam
patronG, chancove knfzky jsou
uz v6tsinou rozprodany a take
n6kter6 l1stky Sc jiz rozprodaly
V pfedprodeji.
Go nynf zbyva udelati pro do
konaly 1spech tohoto slechet-
nero podniku je nasledujfcf:
-Pfijd'te V co nejhojnejsfm
pottu ma tento podnik zahrati
81 bingo a karty;
Prispejte nam darky who'd
ne 2 ceny V kartach a v blngu
a z8rdoor prizes;
-'tpTispejte nam pecivem, ka-
vor a.cukrem do kavoveho stan
ku nam zaruc1 vzdy slus-
nou asst vydelku.
Ns3nate-li jeste chance ma
Flat hodinky m6zete 81 je je-
ste akoupiti pTi pokladne.
P pomfname znovu, abyste
81 pokud MONA prinesly svoje
karty ponevadz jich neni do
statefIy pocet v Sokolovne.
neochabujte We SVEN
az dosud obdivuhodnem dsili a
vysledek podniku Yam
Dude zaslouzenou odmenou "a
Vast praci. Pobavite Sc v kru-
hu svych pratel a odejdete S We
domfm, re jste pfispeli ma umir
nenf 1trap tech, kterf pc pet
let prochazeli peklem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Rusky humor.

Tato historka byla poslana z
Moskvy: Stain byl marianne
pfekvapen, kdyz zpozoroval
nejakeho muze ma Ruben ma
mestl, jenz Sc stale modl1. Ptal
Sc jej tedy, proc to cinf a odpo-
we'd znela, re Sc modl1 "a dru-
hou frontu. "a co "a to dosta-
vate?" tazal Sc Stain a kdyz
muz odpovedel, re dostava IL
rubld tydne, pravil, re je to "a
tolik modlenf malo. "Mnoho
to ovsem nenf," odpovedel muz
"ale povazte, re je to stala pra-
CO."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Letecka frOnta.

Zatfm ma zapade vyvrcholujf
pfipravy k invasi. Spojenecke
letectvo v nebyvalych 1tocfch
je temer nepTetrzite mad sever
nj Francii, Belgi1, Holandskem
a severozapadn1m N6meckem
a soustfeduje Sc vyhradne ma
zeleZnicn1 komunikace.
We StTedomeT1 bombardovali
Americana opet Ploest, Buku-
rest, a zelezicni 1zel Transyl-
vanii Turn SEVERN. Dale byly
oznameny opet velke nalety v
Italii, pfedevs1m ma Janov a
LiVOrnO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
VIVA VOLICOM!

do
Kongresu Spojenych StatI
We primarn1ch volbach
kter6 budou odbyvany
pondeli, /. kvetna 1914.
Kongresnfk D'Alesandro byl
cd dolby, CO zvolen zastupovati
3. kongresnf okres. vzdy prite-
lem naseho lidu, coz dokazuje
jehO prace mezi naSim lidem.
Pan D'Alesandro urcil do
Naval Academy F. J. B6houn-
ka, Larry Marouska a do vo-
jensk6 Academic West Point,
Carl Holuba. Prve jmenovany
jiz graduoval a nyn1 jest We
sluzb6 ma South-Wes Pacific.
Dale bylo jeho zasluhou, re
mas pTedek Augustfn Herman
byl poct6n tim, re jedna LODI
stav6na zde v Baltimore byla
pojmenovana IS. S. Augustine
Herman.
Krajane a pTatele proto Vas
zadame byste V pond6l1, dine
1. kvetna chill svoji povinnost
a volili naseho pTitele, ktery
ma nase zajmy vzdy ma srdci a
ktery jest vzdy ochoten pro
mas uciniti co jest v jeho moci.
Zaroven pTi t6to schdzi byl
podporovan ma znovuzvoleni
Senator Tydings
do Senatu Spojenych StatGd
v patek, tento tyden 28. dubna
sc odbyva
Hromadna SchIze
vSech KlubH z. Wardy
mfstnostech
Dem. KIubu Ceskych MladikHG
21OO Ashland Avenue.
Krajane, dostavte sc do teto
sch1ze a poslechnete nase kan
didaty.
Nezapomente PRIMARILY
v PONDELf, l. KVETNA.
Ia Prvnf Cesky Dem. KIub
2. Wardy
Rudy Behounek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Italie-B Balkan.

Zat1m CO ma Italske fronte
je kid, vzplaly op6t boje v Ju-
goslavii. Ma dvou mistech ma
Cerne hore byla partyzany Cd
razena nemecka ofensiva a O.
pet dobyto mesto Mojkovac. V
Bosne, ma Chorvatsku a ma Slo-
vinsku Sc oznamuj1 cetne par
tyzanske najezdy ma zeleznice
a vyhozenf do povetTi 20 zelez-
niCnIch mOstn.