davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Joseph Fletcher, %, 3o1a Georgia ave. NV.
ana Dorothy Lincoln. 20, l24s Girarc
John r1,I Perry, %. 1919 10Th st. NV, ane
Charles M Mckitric. 81. 945 o st. NV, ane
Fred s5zI1s = vle2 reatross GS so; Danyille, Ky.
CLYDE Robinson, 26, Wineate Md a,t
sesell ses i cFeel' 81 1885 North caroiins
Theodore Walsh, %. 97o5 Tay,or Ct
RFsntTood, 5fsn Nd. and Hazel Shepard. eosG % @
Isaac Gibson. 43, 2i0 F st nv a,t
AnshonS shoaS esmaei csfraci "a 81 1874 Gsa St
Bes hueck kSa9aey @ navy 12 SsGfso TaEd ond N
j. MsrR TsaRklin c5..{a4 GFo % FRANK Va. anc
RICHARD Huntley, 30, 1900 F st. NV w. ar an1
L'sssnss ssst4le. ss%aTd Sop5di @ Rlshnond va
Johnnie Gray, -, 1859 6is'tSviiie, ST. n MO .r,
- Anna Douglas, 90, 25I4 High st Sc "ns
i5drd andrja Lee e. 20 a ~ t North Payne St, Alex
t'oith henry st, Alexandria. Va.
issued at Alexandra.
Gerald E. Caulfield. 30. Fort BeIvoir IN.
barbara hsaroara T. Mcleod. 80, Gioucestee tele
Charles L. GaskelL jr., 25. wasbingtor
Harry Klein, 36, Camp Edwards, ETds'Ss Mass
wv niliam l.. MlddIeman, rs, Wash.
James Bradley. %. Camp Stewart Ca
ana Naomi Harris, "a, Washington
francs keating, "a Fort Belvoir, and
mary Trela; %. Dover. N. H.
HaIph 4 Beah ahm, 25, and Eunice y Dun.
ha'ant' Fl, both OF Alexandria.
Issued at Rockville.
charies H Moran, 40. Fairfax. Va. and
DoIsiss Loisis waltepi Ter 55; overall Va "''
and Bernice L. webb 20. HstsG15; Wash5ns VA VA
Jack W. Ramsey. 20, washtnstnn aS,IinE son ON
NJ MTds Marie Handy "a, Chevy Chase
William J; Ksmerling, 30, and MsseIin,
49,, T. Landry, -. both of WaSbinetnn, ,4'''
"oodward Thomas Wilson. n Fort Knoy
Ky and Violet Doris Burns, IS, Wash.
William James Donnelly. ir.. %. San Fran.
c cisco. and Marian valinda Braun, Is
James Malatesta, 81. Edenton, N c. snc
>, Dorothy John Baroutas, Is, washington
Joseph c. Williams, "a and Mary Ruth
,, Morgan 10: both of Germantown. Md
John Lnwood Gilmore, 25, and Victori,
Zscharias, s. both OF Richmond Va
bradiord l.: Mathewson, 10 and Berth,
Mueller. 8, both OF Washington. ''''
Julus Minis, 35, Washington. and Mar
Jorle G. johnson both of Coiesville Md
Denver Irving Allen, 30. Camp Atterburv
md and Airline Mosher, IS, washing
DAVID Barker Eaton. IS. Norfolk Va an,
June Wilson Buckland. 20, Springfield
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Edward Cagney, e5. 52s ,Newcomb st. Sc,
.sHe and Mary Lauer. %; Dorchester, Mass;
Gaze RefHme Rudson sss oates at MI s and
Bert Gallagher. IS. and Mable Alexander, der
10. both Of 411o 9TH st. NV
and Gertrude Bali, -, 1918 church
Lawrence Li n;s. Still, as Louisville, Ky, and
Franeis fhennss Thomas, 81 i54a @ foth i' ST nw NV,
and Larceny Whitfield 30, Goldsboro,
Merrill Barden. 81, Weymouth. Mass. and
Ruth White, 49, Henderson Hall. Ar
Isaiah ,Delespin. ~, and Viola Dickinson,
Katrna Inmsn.. % 93s F st sw.
'sGn osa ssIan a 1870 5Sa 5SeE East S. csp
John Murphy, %, Adams, Mass. and
Arthur Bernsd, ir. u ies o. a6as r' Hisdon MR@ st
ne, and Thelma Tripplett. is. Land
HeHfi asf. wssh vi 'ea s3a s St nv , AND
James Coleman, "a 1880 st. NV. and
EdMsTs MaFsarst pav. Tate 25 Phoenis aoa otA Ariz
and Mary Neuhauser. II, 1915 18th
Michael sturm, "A. Curtis Bay, Nd. and
Charles Groenthal % ~ ioS9 Zoos o'E Evsrts sr ST.
ne, and Ivasene Fultz, 10, 2s0l Mon
roe st. ne.
Dan MOTTO; %, connerville, Ohio, and
Andonia Mihelarakis. %, IL Bryant ST.
Andrew Demyen. 40. 400 srd st. NV, and
Ruby Clark, 80. Takoma Park, Md
Joseph Prin. jr., 81, 2136 North Quebec
St, Arlington. Va, and Helen Mckinley,
20, 3006 25th ST. ne.
Arlinston Va. and Mildred wilson. iso 90 90
1888 Potomac ave. Sc.
John Heald, 20, Omaha, Nebr., and Bon
ME Shelley. @5. l4l4 18th st. NV
Sanford Weinberg, 81. Cleveland Heights,
Ohio, and Rose sosnowitz. 25, 1909
18th st. NV.
George Brewer. e5. 1890 4th st. NV. and
Florence Nelson. 90. 1913 Both st NV.
Arthur Smith, 80, 1914 S st, Sc, and
Mildred Leyon. 80, 63s D st. Sc.
William Hamilton, jr., %. 114S Abbey pl.
ne, and Marcelline White, 90, 1142
Janes nesey waddeIl. ni H. 90 and Eunice osrien,
Is. both of Mount Vernon, Ohio
Ellsworth Hand. A., Sol RoXboro pl NV,
and Lenore Cox. %, 2641 Garfield st.
earl Fischer. 90. wadena. Mimi, and Ann
Harnish, 81, Lancaster, Pa.
John Harris, As, Franklin Park Hotel, and
Sarah Ellis, SO. Memphis, Tenn
George Semi, %. ,317 Gallatin st. NV.
and Clara Weigel, 23, Los Angeles, Calf
David Davis, 81. Fort Belvoir. Va, and
Joan Quigley.- 10, Lake Forest. III.
James Allen. 22. $40 21st st. NV. and
Mary Curry, 1s. 14S Hickman st. Sc
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Mother, This Home-Mixed
Cough Relief Is Wonderful

or liquid honey, instead Of sugar
syrup. Then get 21a ounces Of Pinex
from any druggist, and pour 1t into
pint bottle. Then add your syrup.
This gives you a full pint of really
splendid cough syrup - about four
times as much for your money. 1t
never spoils. and lasts long time.
And for real, quick relief, it can't
be beaten. 1t loosens the phlegm,
soothes the irritated membranes, and
helps clear the air passages.
Pinex Is special compound of
proven ingredients. in concentrated
form, well known for prompt action
in coughs and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded IL it doesn't pleass
you in every way.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING ASSISTANT. full time ex-
per,enced in typlns. filing, mailing. list
and seneral advertising, direct mail Aarid ana
personal hi history in detail American In.
ARMATURE WINDER. electric motor m tor re re-.
PAR esndd men, men, service men Permanent Job;
Ell Rectfe stssdY EaHpmen xHne god
AUTO BODY =. AND Nd FENDER MAN. auto
pay. AIS Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md Nd.
zSIo zS1S or TF6ciR & MEcESss1cs Efls earn a.
e1 oriesf eassea Ws sve as oaa nnt 9ng eS
ana sssvs sicst0as tha with we di Rs ns
working conditions as any com Company I'M in
TSsIhinst01 eSsnia snn1, Il you are skilled me.
Decatur 1910 Our soth yeaT ssT in nS Susipess alI
htbppheantS AZ IoaaM M must have referral card from
AUTO W rtS'ai MHcAAN1o. d 4 n WASHINGTON, oldest
Sj1ero SSjn1eyrolet dealer in center Of town. Shop
working conditions psrmanent enehsS posiflon HGon
NJ Dillon BarTs-Pate safa addson dfsasa 1Sss Sc
AUTO MECHANICS and helpers, good nav
M eest working conditions: referral card nee
WsSSsry Wiison nKd Kjrbys Sales & Service. 5237
AUTO MEcHANIGss NIECE ANhIaas'en and Va helpers ib.ra,
pay plan and comfortable shop, 5la-day
pentacm mass ine nsos sosslyn Feleaye vs H j. Brown
n1essssssry eso 5000 salary See Peter sakei Ell.
BEL BsoeIYmqnf 3n-sime tHn nS 3oS Ann,v :,
RnT RRnfsSkstone dor noItas Hotel !ol9 18th ST.: NV
saarS porter parEnR n0 nss}s sSon or
n9nks nor 70 yoGs sGs in grocery store. Boulevard
boI, LII years IN
papers in Government building i hours sspe Der
day. Start am 6-day week. Apply
BOYS. between i6-i7 yrs, S mechanically in
trade and sheet metal work. American In
E5nshs M.4Eet * slsse vs. ssss. ssSs salary Call
S1h rsIease csh Sipssa ST. f9Ss ssSoD pay Must have
CoLIECroR-sALEsMEN for established
territory, in Silver Spring, Md, BY large
me CO. eT ss
call RE 6161; Mr.. jenkins, after Z pm. or
9 SSundays q y 8 sAy 81; 51!4. L MI. Coleman;
ply Mr.. Britton. Sun OIL Co., 1910 Conn
ps1s sms boat ma Or sss sssnet maker
COOK OR CHEF white. experienced: good
GsRf II osffGE AsssrAas sa Ar sess
lent f.iary. Apply 1877 18th st. NV.
COLLECTOR, part-time, for Silver Spring
and Takoma Park. 3 hours daily: can earn
$50 per month. Room 424, Bond Bldg.
DISHWASHER, pleasant working condi-
tions: meals and uniforms free: no Sun
days; $23 week. McReynolds Pharmacy
pRa Issa 'pa GLfASER & REX for petroleum solvent
plant; steay lob, good pay, for a steady.
reliable man. Ask for Krause, Central
Cleaners 323 Carroll st; NV.
Good working conditions Good pay. Ap-
ply in person. Atwell Cleaning & DyeilT,
332 Commerce lane. Rockville. md.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Barton Rees, son of Mrs. Lena r
Rees, 5400 N. Washington boule-
ward, Arlington, Va, has arrived al
the Army Air Forces Flying Train
ing Detachment here from the Sar
Antonio Center, where he received
his preflight training.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.-Johr
Perrin Galloway, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alfred G. Galloway, 30O8 Fifth
street Sc, has been graduated from
the Naval Air Training Center here
and commissioned an ensign in the
Naval Reserve.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
Father SIovin to Lead
Critics Forum Tomorrow

The Rev. Robert j. Slavin, o. P.
professor of philosophy at Catholic
University, will review the novel
"A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" by
Betty Smith, at the Critics Forum
Catholic thought on best sellers
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the main
ballroom of the Mayfiower Hotel.
Thomas j. Groom, president of the
Bank of Commerce and Savings
will be chairman Of the meeting
Tickets may be obtained at the I'M
maculate Conception Rectory, 1915
Eighth street NV.
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NEW LONDON, Conn.-Joseph r

" AA3oS, oNoAAA6AA,
second class, son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney White
of Gaithersburg,
Md, was gradu-
a t e d recently
from the sub
m a Inc base
here and Is now
en- route to Mare
Island, C Ii f.,
for duty in the
Southwest Pa
cihc.
S I K E S T O N,
M n Aviation
c q d e t ClY d e
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|46 D. {. Se|ectees
To Report Tomorrow

A total Of 46 District men now on
their post-induction furlough will
report for active duty in the armed
forces tomorrow.
Included in the group are 80 men
for the Army, 13 for the Navy and
l for the Marine Corps. The list
| follows:
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Home Managers to Meet

The Board of Lady Managers of
the Presbyterian Home, 1918 New
ton street NV, will hold its
monthly meeting at the home on
Thursday. The Executive Commit
tee will meet at 10 am. and the
board at IL am.
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- eW1TH Id. o.
FIGHTING MEN7
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS. - Wendell

j. Blaiklock, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Blaik-
lock, $500 Caro-
lima place NV,
has been pro-
NOTED to t h e
rank of captain.
A graduate of
Virginia P oil y
technic IN S t j.
t u t e G a p t .
BlaiklOck W a S
W ith General
Electric Co. be-
fore e n t e T i n G
t h e Army in
Ar,n,,cf 10fC To
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
eeRts osl}s other than those contracted by my
Se Ssn: Howard True Wilson, 61s G st. s'w.,
Washington, D. c. 3s
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for anv
deots contracted by any other than myself
Georse Throckmorton. 422 Hamilton
/ WILL NOT BE REspoNsIBLE tor arv
oeotS contracted by any one other than
myself. George H Malaney. 1913 Tiber
CHAPMAN'S BOOK on Plotting Seonoo
s SIP ana Small Boat Handling now in
, S'ock. students Book Co, 2lo7 Pa ave.
hsCGOUNIING-Tax returns. part-time
oookkeeplng by experienced public account
ant Box 29s-V. Star
PSRMER EMPLOYEES OF THE SERVICE
Pharmacy and Chastleton Service Phsr-
macy. who have not. yet received state
mems 1nI1s OF salaries and tax deductions for
943. may call for same or advise Us OF
Spop,r3 Sour present address Sta tements will be
rIoo 18Th St NV. Washington, D. g
,,,o INCOME TAX RETURNS,
IIoS ,fenna. ave. NV, q am to 10
p'm'' oaily and Sunday. Reasonable rates,
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chiiufen take 1t willingly. But you'll
say 1t beats them all for results.
First. make syrup by stirring 2
cups OF granulated sugar and one cup
OF water a few moments, until dis
solved. Or you can use corn syrup
Evening star., 1944-02-01
Applications for MARRIAGE Licenses

Under D. c. La,D. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three Jul days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
&Ez3'Ei!'4zZg3iy
Saves Real Money.
No Cooking. Quick Results.

To get the most sur
prising relief from
coughs due to colds, you q
can easily prepare AN
medicine. right in yourff
own kitchen. It's very
easy-needs no cooking.
and tastes so good that y
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Army.
CLARK, Russell w. Kuldell, Douglas L.
Peterson, Ralph J. Stephenson, ri B.
Murphy Edward S. Bussey Richard II.
Cleveland, John B. Harkleroad, d. j.
Leenov, Daniel SoloW, Elliott
Creesan, Gerald M. Cammisa, Alphonse
King, Virgil o. Everson, G j
Herbert, Charles M. Purcell, Rabbi 7,
Henley. Vincent E. wills, Calvin C.
Trevethan. G. j. Evans, Grady
Taylor, Frank, jr. Mcbride, Goodsell II
hetn, Arthur Ferguson. Otho l..
Muller, Robert H. Aston, william
Neumeyer, E. j. Graves, Ri,sseIl F.
Isyior. GOWN j. Crawley, James E.
Iuthelm' r. A BrinSon, James d.
Navy.
vickers, James g. Knight, Albert A.
Barron, Frank V. Okin, Max
5ggeIt. Charles F. Lynch John r.
huoden, Daniel Stratos, w l..
HMcIntlre, ). L. O'Neil, John J.
Stolba, Francis II.
Marine
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BUS AND STREETCAR
OPERATORS.

Average Earnings Over $50 Per Week
sTREErcAR coSDucroRs.
Experience Not Necessary.
Trainlng Paid For.
Plenty of Work.
Paid Vacations.
Free Transportation.
Consenial Fellow Workers
Many Other Well-Paying Jobs Open.
APPLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV,
GEORGETOWN.
(Those employed full time at maximum
skill in other war Industries not eligible
Evening star., 1944-02-01
YOUNG MAN.

4oO1N0 1N111IN,
Under 80. to assist in employment Office
OF large corporation essential industry
employing mostly unskilled and semi iskilled
help, both colored and white; must be high
school graduate and preferably some COL
lege training; employment experience not
necessary, we will teach you; must pc al
ready draft exempt, slight physical dis
ability not a bar; 6-day, 44-hour week;
about Sl65 per month to start; write. Civ
draft status and whether at present en-
ployed and when available for interview.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
MEN, COLORED,

For vashroom and marking room no ex
perience necessary good pay Apply Mr.
G. P. Bergman, Bergmann Laundry, 81;
@ 81
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Marine CORPS.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid For.
Mature Age No Objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements
Learn to check traffic. Work full time
g days per week: S130 per month TO start,
automatic increase
Need men or women able to report for
work weekdays between Il am and 1:30
am. and then work for several hours
Also those able to report for work between
3 and pm. and work at least hours
at time.
Apply Weekday Mornings
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
Seth and Prospect Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

DELIVERY MEN
Fer daytime milk routes, Average pay over
500 per week. Apply At the Wakefield
Dairy. Al st. Sc. Phone AT. A700.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

49,, INCOME TAX RETURNS
1lo2 Penna. ave. NV, @ I'M tn 10
M oaily and Sunday. Reasonable rates,
Evening star., 1944-02-01
PRIVATE SECRETARY
CASHIERS.

For Telephone Work, Ages Is to so
Also part-time work in evening for un-
from SEA to $3.50, with rapid increases;
permanent positions: promotion opportuni-
ployment Office, 722 10Th ST. NV, s:3o
am to 500 pm. Monday through Friday;
900 am: TO 500 IN. Saturdays.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
do not Apply If employed full time AZ
your maximum skill in another war in
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Full-Tlme and Part-Time Men.
The largest auto club in the East and
its affiliated auto casualty and fire insur-
ance companies have several vacancies for
full-time and part-time men in connection
with expansion program Just being launched
IN Washington Metropolitan Area Liberal
drawing accounts available to full-time
men. Previous insurance experience not
necessary. Complete training provided
Apply Wednesday, am.-5 pm George
Z: kenelpp, mgr, Keystone Automobile
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Trinerovo HoTke Vino udrzuje
krok s pokrokem.

LekaTstvi a lekarnictv1 ude-
lalo "a posledn1ch devadesat
let 1zasny pokrok. Vyvoj stou-
pl cd smfsenin hrozne vypada-
jiclch a jeSte hrozneji chutna-
jfcfch k prfpravkGm, ktere pf1-
vypadajf a lahodne chut
najf a pri tom jsou v6decky W.
borne upravene. Trinerovo
HoTke Vino S Vitaminem B.
jest jednlm z takovych pfi-
pravk1. Je to zaludecn1 a mir
ne procistujfcf p~rostfedek pfi-
JENNIE chuti a vyborne 1cinno-
sti. Zkuste je! Uzfvejte je die
navodu ma lahvi, a pozorujte
1cinek. Dostanete je u sveho
l6karn1ka nebo, kdyby no ne
mel, piste vyrobcGm, Joseph
Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago : 8, III. Nova
soucastka Vitamin B-1 ucinlla
Trinerovo Hofke Vino jeste
leps1m nez bylo drive pres pull
stoletf. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
frOnta.

V Madarsku pokracuje pres
velmi tezke povetrnostn1 pod
minky prudky BOZ. Rusove do
tahli t6sne k zeleznicnf stanici
Aszod, 10 mil severozapadne
cd Budapest. Rusove sc zde
snaz1 dosahnout Vacova, ktery
lei ma Dunaji asi 20 mil sever
ne cd Budapest, a kdyby Sc
Jim to podaTilo, NELL by otev-
renou cestu podel Dunaje k
Bratislave a k V1dni. Ruske
oddly vtrhly do Hatvanu, re-
leznicnlho uzlu, cd ktereho We
de draha k Lucenci a do Mis-
kovce. Padne-li Miskovec bu-
de to znamenat, re Rusove bu-
dou moci zahajit postup ma
KOSico. G
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
RUSOVE POSTUPUJf MA
VYCH. SLOVENSKU.

Komunike Rude armady O.
znamuje O boj1ch ma ceskoslo-
venskem 1zem1:
"V Ceskoslovensku severo-
Zapadne a zapadne cd mesta
Copu bojovaly nase oddly v
menslch operacfch a obsadily
nekolik obcf, v tom Ubrez, Fe-
kisovce, Reviste, Blatna, Re-
mety, Tegena, M~okca-Krysov,
S~alamunova, zeleznicni stanici
Cerna, Michalovce a Humen-
ne"
Nepf1tel Sc SNAIL zastavit
sovetske jednotky ma vodni o.
branne care, kterou pTechaze-
j1c1 deste premenily v tezce
pfekonatelne prekazky. Nase
pechota a delostrelectvo, pre-
konavaj1ce houzevnaty odpor
NemcG, postupovaly a obsadily
nekolik obcf. Mnoho n%epratel-
skych mrtvol zGstalo ma bojis-
ii. Pet nemeckych tank1 a dive
motorisovana della vyhorela.
Dobyta korist zahrnuje 20 del,
16 hmozdiT1 a As kulometu.
600 nemeckych a madarskych
vojak1 a d6stojnlkG bylo zaja-
to.
Moskva oznamila, re ma mno-
hych mlstech ma Slovensku do
chaz1 k srazkam mezi party
zanskymi oddly a nemeckymi
vojaky. Partyzani pobili mno-
no nemeckych vojak1. zelez-
nicn1 linky Bratislava-zilina,
Kosice-Bohumfn, jakoz i Lu-
cenec-Cervena Skala-M
ny a Bansko-Bystricka zelezni-
ce jsou vystaveny neustalym u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Zvyseni naboru namoTnikH.

Washington (OWD = w.
socf vladnl predstavitele, mezi
mimi admiral Land cd vladnfho
namoTnfho dradu, gen. Her
shey cd odvodni sluzby, Pavel
McNutt, Teditel vladn1 komise
pro pracovnf silly, konali v tech
to dnech porady o zrychlenl
naboru namorn1k1 pro americ-
Ike obchond1 lodstvo a udrzenl
namorn1k6 ma lod1ch zasobuJl-
cfch nase armady We vsech val
cist1ch. Admiral Land pc po-
radach prohlasil "Podle meho
nazoru nase obchodn1 lodstvo
Dude v plnem provozu nejme-
ne pIl ctvrta roku pc skonceni
nepratelstv1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01

aShlngton (OWl)- Sesta
kampan valecne p1j-
cky byla zahajena 20. listopa-
du a potrva do 16. prosince.
Jej1m cilem je upsani IA mill
ard dollar6, z cehoz ma soukro-
me investory pfipada 5 miliard
dolar1.
Pres vsechny predpovedi ko-
nee valky = dokonce jej1 ne
mecka obdobi nenf v dohledu,
a nejlepsf vojenstf a namofn1
odborn1ci poc1tajf, re pc poraz
&c Nemecka Dude tTeba dals1ch
dvanacti as sestnacti mesfc1 k
porazce Japonska.
Nemecko Sc zakopava k po-
sledn1 obrane a valka v Europe
potrva tax dlouho dokud Mem
.ci Sc bezpodm1necne nevzdaj1.
Tichomofska valka, ktera zbu-
de k likvidaci Dude jeste ma
kladnejs1. Doprava valecneho
materialu do tichomorskych O.
blast1 stoj1 O 25 procent vice.
Vedle toho je potreba k .zaso-
bovan1 dvakrat tolik lodi ma
sledkem obrovskych vzdaleno-
stl.
A Ike skoncenf teto prace po-
ttTebujeme i vice vyzbroje -
vice velkoletadel B-29 - kaz-
de stojf 100000 dolar1, vice
Thunderbolt1 PAT pc SO tis1-
|cfch, vice tankovych special
mich vozidel, kazde pc 67,417
dolarech. A vice vseho ostat-
nfho = tankG, letadlovych To-
d1, benzinu, stTeliva a zbranf.
Stryc Sam zada kazdeho A
m%ericana, ably pomohl S touto
pracf. Pdjcit stryci Samovi pc
n1ze je nejen velky vlastenec-
ky Gin, ale take zdrava investi-
&c = "a n1z stoj1 vsechny zdro-
je Spojenych CtatG.
Americana ciziho p1vodu jiz
prokazali, re jsou spolehlivyn
a n~esmfrnym zdrojem pomoc
We valce, v n1z tolik jejich pf1
buznych a rodakG must nesmll
ne trpet. Tato valka je valkol
"a vse co je pocestne a p~octivt
proti vsemu CO je bestialn1
nelidske. Je to tudfz walk;
vsech pocestnych, slusnych Ii
d1. A je v plnem proudu. Vsi
chni must prispeti k jej1ml
konci. Pdjcte Americe sve do
larry, tax jake JIM davaj1 svo1
krev. Kupte so nejvfce bond
co m1zete a kolik jste jiz df1
We zakoupili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
DR.. B. Vrbensky zemrel.

Londyn (CTK) = V sobotu,
%. listopadu zemTel v Moskve
DIR. Bohuslav Vrbensky. Byl
jednfm z prvn1ch ministr1 ces-
koslovenske vlady v r. 1918 a
majorem ceskoslovenske arma-
dy v Sovetskem svazu. DR.. Vr-
bensky byl rovnez clenem ces-
koslovenske Statnf rady a vo-
jenske mise vyslane do Mos
kvy. ZemTel We start 62 let. Y
r. 1889 byl Gestapem odsouzen
k smrti, podarilo Sc mt vsak u
teci do Ruska, kde Sc stall We
douc1m organisatorem ceskoslo
venske armady a predsedou
mise Ceskoslovenskeho Cerve-
Kf1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
token slovenskych vlastenc1.
FRONTA.

Ma cele jugoslavske fronte
Cd Boky Kotorske a albanske-
no pohranicf do Chorvatska a
Slovinska pokracovaly boje, v
kterych Titovi partyzani a Bull
hari zaznamenali dalsf uspe-
chy.
Til tisice NemcG bylo zniceno
" Makedonii.
V komunike marsalka Tita
bylo oznameno, re poslednl
Nemci byli %vypuzeni z Make
DOME.
Konecnou fast bylo znicen1
vice nez 5000 NemcG, obkl1ce-
nych v 1doll horn1ho Vardaru
a dobyt1 Iceva, Gostivaru a Te-
tova, jak bylo oznameno v ko-
munike.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Prohlaseni velvyslance
Hurbana.

Washington (CTK) = Do
stal jsem zpravu, re DELEGATE
Slovenske Narodni Rady po
m6s1cnim pobyte v sfdle vlady
Ceskoslovenske republiky odle-
tell zpet.
Jednani delegate, poslance
Jana Urs1nyho, Laca Novomes-
keno a podplukovnfka Vesela,
S vladou skoncily Sc v hlavn1ch
otaZkach uplnou dohodOu. Ty-
to otazky jsou:
ID Slovenska Narodni Rada
uznava presidenta DIR. Benese
a ceskoslovenskou vladu v Lon
dyne, jake vladu Ceskosloven-
ske Republiky, ktere vzkflsenl
je c1lem Slovenske Narodn1 Ra-
dy.
g. Vlada poda demisi, jak-
mile Dude mono utvofiti VIA
du donna v osvobozenych re
mich Republiky Ceskosloven-
ske.
81 Do te DOLBY taktez presi-
dent DIR. Benes a vlada uznava-
il Slovenskou Narodn1 Radu,
jake vedouc1 politicky organ,
kteremu vladn1 delegat ustano-
veny Poole dohody Sc SOVIET
skym Svazem sveTi sprawl O.
svobozenych cast Slovenska.
A. Slovensko nen1, a nebude
mezinarodnfm objektem, je
nerozlucnou soucast1 Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky.
So 0 budouc1m 1stavneprav
MIN uspoTadani Ceskoslovenske
Republiky budou rozhodovati
jen svobodne zvolen1 zastupci
lidu pc osvobozen1 cele repu-
bliky. 0 pomeru zemi ceskych
Sc Slovenskem Dude rozhodo-
vat vetsina Cechu a vetsina
Slovak1.
V. S. HURBAN,
Velvyslanec Ceskoslovenske
R~epubliky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
1t. general Harmon, names

1t. general Harmon, names
tex nejvyssiho velitele 20. le-
teckeho sboru, prohlasil: "By-
la to pouze predehra k nic1c1m
nalet6m ma japonsky prumysl.
jez Japonsko NIUE ocekavati."
"Je to zacatek move letecke
valky prot Japonsku, ktera bu
de Sc stale silneji rozvinovati.
Nenf jiz daleko doba, kdy ia
ponsko Dude podrobeno spoje-
nemu 1sil1 americkeho letectva
a re zakladen ma Aljasce pres
Filipiny az do C1ny."
V pondelf podnikly nase
"Superfortresses' opet velky
1tok ma Toxic "a dine ma stra-
tegicke prGmyslove objekty.
Vsechna letadla ktera opet
startovala re Saipanu vratila
Sc neporusena ma sve zakladny
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Grady pro pIHjcky veteranGm.

Washington (OWD - Via
dn1 veteransky Trad otevrel
ctyfi dals1 zvlastni 1radovny
ktere budou vyTizovati pGjcky
nynejsfm vyslouzilcGm k nimz
jsou opravneni v ramci zakona
zvaneho G.. I. Bill of Rights.
Tyto 1fadovny nebudou v pfi-
mem styku S veterany, nybrz
budou jednati s bankami a il
nymi financnfmi 1rady hleda-
j1c1mi zaruky ma tyto puJcky.
Uradovny budou otevreny v
New Yorku, Chicago, Washing
tonu a San Francisco. Zakon
opravnuje zaruku do so proc.
ma p1jcky do vyse dvou tisic
dolarG k zakoupen1 nebo opra-
We domG, obchodu nebo farem.