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Evening star., 1944-06-23
EbersoIe Is Conferrinq
With N. Y. Pin Leaders

In his capacity as chairman Of the
National Bowling Council, Arville
Ebersole, executive secretary OF the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress,
today Is meeting with some 800
bowling proprietors Of Greater New
York City to further the interests Of
the game with civic and educational
groups.
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, Com
missioner of Police Lewis j. valen-
tine and Newbold Morris, president
Of the City Council, are expected to
attend. -
Ebersole just returned from a
weeks trip in the Middle West after
the National Bowling Council meet
ings in Chicago and Kansas City.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
With BILL LEETcH.

of the I. w. L. A. will participate in
the observance of this day. Those
fathers who are not members of the
league should do likewise. There are
people who set out on fishing ex-
petitions alone, but 1t is mistake
to believe that fishing is pleasure
SO complete in itself that good COM
panions will not garnish It. A boy
or girl, aged 6 years and UP, or even
one of each, will fill out the day
nicely and, while the catch may not
be increased thereby. add consider
ably to ones satisfaction.
The American Wild Life Institute
recently has brought out q book by
Stanley p. Young and Maj. E. A..
Goldman titled 1.-THE Wolves of
North America" references to the
city variety are not in order). It is
the most comprehensive treatise and
reference book on the species Of un-
tamable animals which has had the
greatest influence on the lives of
men. Say the publishers, "No other
creature has so gained or deserved
the respect of man."
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Armstrong; S Loss Of Title
Is Depicfed in Movie

Hammerin' Henry Armstrong, who
won a 10-round decision over Nick
Latsios here Wednesday night, is
one of the featured fighters in
Kings of the Ring" the motion
picture which opens a two-day run
at Sidney B. Lust's Hyattsville
Theater today.
Armstrong is shown In the bout
in which he lost his world light
weight crown to Lou Ambers. Other
outstanding bouts involving Jack
Dempsey, Joe Louis, Gene Tunney,
Jess Willard, Max Baer, Jimmy
Braddock, Jack Sharkey, Jack john
son and Stanley Ketchell also are
screened in the Commute produc-
tion which dates back to the days Of
John L. Sullivan.
The cinema begins a weeks en-
gagement at the downtown Hippo
|drome tomorrow and also is booked
at the Milo for July /, 2, 3; the
Cameo, July 2, 8, 4; Bethesda, July
4. s, 6, and Marlboro, July 8, o, 10.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
War Relief Gets Coin
lin Turf Foul Victory
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STANTON, DEL, June 23-Donitas
First's disqualification victory IN
Delaware Parks War Relief Purse
No. l enabled her owner, Henry
Lustig of New York, to send $4,000
today into the Golfers of his favorite
war, charity.
The Longchamps Farms entry was
declared the winner yesterday after
Quick Draw was disqualified for
humping Countess Wise and spining
Jockey Ken Scawthorn. Scawthorn,
an apprentice, was knocked out but
recovered In time to ride In the next
race.
Norman Bernardo, who rode Quick
Draw, later was disqualified for the
remainder Of the meeting.
Donitas First, ridden by Nick Wall,
did the mile and one-sixteenth In
1.453s and paid $500. Jacian was
second and Sea Letter, third.
Quick Draw was first at the finish
line by five lengths.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Hart Out Of Contest,
| Bettina Foe SOUGHT

Promoter Joe Turner and Match
maker Gabe Menendez today were
staging a heavyweight manhunt to
obtain q substitute to fight Melio
Bettina in Grifi1th Stadium next
Tuesday.
Al Hart, who was to box Bettina,
lis out Of the picture. Stationed at
the Army War College, he has been
restricted for special duty under
Army orders, but 1t Is the promoting
teams hope to stage the show as
scheduled If a ranking opponent can
be found for Melio.
Bettina never has performed in q
main bout in Washington, and the
Turner Menendez firm is intent on
unveiling the No. 2 rated heavy
weight challenger as planned.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Yankee Prisoners
Get Sport News

Reports OF sports activities in
the country are being furnished
American prisoners Of war In
Germany only . short time after
the events have taken place, ac-
cording to q report from the Ma
tional War Fund.
The organization, which is
supported by Community Fund
contributions, reports that .
weekly summary of track, base
ball, boxing and other sports Is
cabled to Geneva and then sent
to all camps where Americans
are held captive.
The reports are posted on bull
letins boards and published in
camp newspapers to brighten up
morale.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Shans-W Williams Bout
Gives Jacobs Hope

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, june 23.--With Heau
Jack and Bob Montgomery In the
Army, Promoter Mike Jacobs hopes
q new .top-flight lightweight win
emerge from tonight's Madison
Square Garden hereunder between
Ike Williams Of Trenton. N. j., and
Cleo Ehans Of Los Angeles.
Jacobs predicted a crowd Of 10000
would pay about $4,000 to see the
scrap. in which Williams rates 2-1
favorite.
Williams piled up q victory string
Of 80 bouts before Montgomery
stopped him in the 18th round IN
January and since then has won
over such boys as joey Peralta. Mike
Della. Slugger White and Sammy
AnRott.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
|Musfaikis Of Toronto
Is Near No-Hit Game
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
Alexander Mustaikis of Toronto
almost became Alexander the
Great" as he came close to hurting
a no-hit no-run game last night.
The 32-year -old veteran had q no.
hitter until two were out in the
eighth, when a single by Jersey
City's Mike Schemer spoiled 1t and
his shutout as well. However, Alex
notched his sixth victory with Bel
triumph. Toronto had dropped the
first game Of the double header, AZ.
Mustaikis, who led the Eastern
League in hitting last year with q
1853 average, besides winning 20
games and losing IL for Elmira,
helped his own cause with q double
and single, batting In q run.
Baltimore increased its first-place
lead over Buffalo by defeating the
Bisons, 6-1.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Mack Lands Catcher,
Gets Other Breaks

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Con-
ME Mack has announced that the
Athletics have purchased Bob Gar
bark, brother Of Yankee Catcher
Mike, from Buffalo. Bob also is a
catcher.
Mack said he expected Outfielder
Lew Flick to rejoin the club shortly.
Flick had decided earlier to stay out
Of baseball.
Lon Black, young AS pitcher, has
been rejected for military service.
Joyner (Jo-Jo) White, AS out
fielder, was examined and Is waiting
for q report on X.rays.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Bay State Ring Group
Jibes With New York

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 23.-New York
State Athletic Commission has
signed a working agreement with
the Massachusetts, Boxing Commits
sion.
This brings in line the four lead
ing Eastern boxing States, as New
York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
already had agreements.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Cyclist, "a, Enters
40-MiIe Contest
By the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, June ga 94-
year-old cyclist from Cleveland
Heights, Ohio, who penned on
his application 'let me at 'em,"
is an entrant for the 40-mile
Maryland road classic to be held
Sunday.
A. G. Powell, who has had So
years of experience in bike
racing, will compete against
some Of the leading riders OF the
East and Midwest over q course
beginning at Bellegrove road
and Annapolis boulevard and
extending to the Ritchie Me-
mortal and return.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
OUTDOORS

This last week has produced some
spotty fishing all around. High
winds have downed the fish and
kept most boats in port. The fish
are there in goodly numbers. The
Gooses are producing plenty Of
hardhead, with night fishing the
best bet. In the Sharps Island
area, excellent trolling has been
had for stripers in the early morn
ing hours with large catches re-
ported. Big fish also have been
boated In Eastern Bay. Down in
the mouth Of the Potomac around
Blackstone Island, the spot have
been biting nicely. Rockflshing at
Tall Timbers is in full swing, with
some phenomenal hauls reported.
This appears to be one of t""se
banner years for trout, too. The
big tide runners are going strong
off the mouth of the Patuxent in
the Solorhon's region. We predict,
however, that it will be several days
before fishing comes again to the
higher levels of last week. Weather
conditions have been too unsettled.
The black bass season opened in
Virginia Tuesday with the Potomac
and its tributaries pretty cloudy.
All non-residents, fishing Virginia
waters are required to have a
license, regardless Of age or sex.
Permission for boys and girls under
16 years of age to fish without a
license applies to residents Of the
State only. Nonresident fishing
license costs S., although q license
for two consecutive fishing days
may be purchased for 81. Licenses
may be obtained from local sports
stores.
In Maryland the black bass sea-
son opens July above tidewater,
and August / for tidal waters.
Nonresident fee is $3.50, although
children under Is years Of age are
not required to have q LICENSE. A
three-day tourist license may be
purchased for SITS. In Maryland
it is unlawful for one person to
fish with more than two rods and
two lines at one time, and no more
than two hooks can be used on each
line. Plugs are considered one
unit, and their use is permissible
regardless of how many hooks are
attached to each plug.
The record large black bass
caught on rod and reel weighed ~
pounds ounces and was landed by
George w. Perry on June 2, 1892, in
Montgomery Lake, Ga. The black
bass well may be called the king Of
American Game Fish," for 1t prob
ably affords more sport for anglers
the country over than all other
species combined. Distributed from
Canada to Florida, and from our
Eastern seaboard to the most West
ern Of our States, 1t has built up a
reputation over this territory as q
fighter unsurpassed.
The Izaak Walton League Of
America, 1T Its annual convention,
passed q resolution designating July
16 as National Father and Son
Fishing and Outing Day. Says the
resolution in part "the need for
unity Of fathers and sons In any
program to leave and improve the
beauties Of Gods green earth for
future generations, imposes . re-
sponsihility upon the fathers Of to-
day 10 plan wisely the postwar priviA
leges for our sons" Local chapters
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Fights Lost Night
BATTING.
By the Associssed Press.

BY the AKSocikseu Press.
FALL RIVER, Mass.--Frankie Ross,
142, Boston. scored technical knockout
oyer Maurice Dremon. I46. Free French
River. eutpointed Al sforza. 122. Bos-
ERIE, Pa.-Buster Peaks, $50, De-
Jchnny Seaman Isl. Boston. 8; SHY
Nitchy, Night Buffalo, out
pointed John D. Vorce, Detroit. 6.
NEW YORK.-Artie Levine, $50,
Bfooklyn, scored technical knockout
over Joe Agosta. 156, New York, 8;
Tommy Warnock, 142 New York. out
pointed Joe Gamboro 145, Bronx, g.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Model Croft Meet Draws

BALTIMORE, june % P).--Ofi-
cials OF the Baltimore Power Boat
Club expect 40 model craft owners
from New York, New Jersey, Penn
Esylvania, Virginia, Maryland and
the District Of Columbia to come
pete in the fiye-class meet here SUM
dav
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Muior Leaders
By the Associated Press.

American League.
Ratting-Tucker, chicago. 1851.
Runs--Johnson, Boston, 46.
Runs hatted tn-Hayes, Philadelphis.
and Spence. Washington, 36.
Hits-Doerr. Boston. 76.
Doubles-Cullenbin Cleveland, 10.
tsridge. et. Louis, 6.
Home runs--Hayes, Phiiadeiphia. and
Cullenbine, Cleveland. 8.
Stolen bases-Case. Washington, II.
Pitching--Ryba, Boston. and Maltz-
berger, Chicago. I'll: .S75.
National Leegue.
Datting-WAlker. Brooklyn, .386.
enthusiastically, Brooklyn 81.
Runs batted in--Deintraub. N. T., 48.
Hits--Waiksr, Brooklyp, o.,
Triples-Musiel, st. Louis, and Barrett.
Stolen. bases Ryan, Boston. and
Lupien, Philadelphia. 8.
Pitching-Munler, 81. Louis, 0-1; 300.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
AIl-Americon Tourney
Sought for Capital
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Site for
this seasons tournament will be Sc
lected at a meeting of the ALI
American Association here tomor-
row, with Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Washington contenders.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Nine Wants Sunday Come

Colmar Manor unlimited baseball
team wants game this Sunday.
Call Bobby Dick, Warfield 68l5.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11

V Italii obsadili Anglicane
vsechna predm6st1 Florencie
jizne cd Teky Arno. V samotne
Florencii jest6 Sc drz1 Nemci,
pres to, re p%rohlasili, re Floren-
Gle, ktera ma nescetne umelec-
ke pamatky, je otevrene mesto.
Re sesti starobylych mostG We
Florencii, Nemci pet vyhodili
do povetT1.
Bylo oznameno, re byl vytvo
rem zvlastn1 spojenecky letec-
ky sbor, ktery ma spolupraco-
vat v Jugoslavii S marsalem tt
TEN. Britska komanda pTive-
ola shiny najezd ma nekolik ia
dranskych ostrovn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11

Jiz tuto nedeli, Is. srpna ma
tie prflezitost z1castniti Sc 81.
Vyrocniho Vyleth Sboru Katol.
Sokola a Sokolic nasi sv. Va
clavsk6 Osady. Vylet Dude Sc
konati v mfstnostech a ma po-
zemku Slovenskeho Demokra-
tickeho Klubu, 6526 Holabird
Ave. TAX vidfte, je to nedale-
ko cd Vasich domovG. Kdo ne
ma automobil, vezmi karu els.
20 (Sparrows Point) a vystup
ma zastavce Dundalk a Hola-
bird Ave., jdi 2 blocky smerem
zapadn1m pc Holabird Ave., a
prfjdes primo k vyletnfmu mis-
tn. Ma kare Sc platl pouze jed
no jfzdne. Pr placeni pozadej
o "slip" pro jfzdu zpet. Tento
"slip" platf celou ned6li.
Zacatek vyletu v l hodinu
odpol. Vyborna ceska kuchy.
ne a pivecko ma cepu. Hudbs
pro poslech a tanec br. Vacla.
va Kuliska.
Krajane nezapomente a pffjd.
tie ma vylet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
Berlin, Hamburg a Kiel napa'
deny bombometnymi letouny
Spojenymi Staty.

Londyn - Americke tezke
bombometne aeroplany, v s1le
vice nez 1,750 z Angle i Italie
podnikly nalet ma Berlin a jine
prGmyslove objekty v Nemec-
ku a zasahly nemecke kryty
pro ponorky v Toulonu a ze-
leznicnf trait v udolf Rhony.
Jine letaci tvrze a laboratory
vrhaly bomby ma zarlzenl, z
nichz jsou vypalovany meme
cke letaci bomby ma Londyn a
iizni Anglii v oblasti Pas de
Calais. Aeroplany stredn1 veil
kosti a stihacky byly cinny mad
nemeckou hrout1ci Sc linil We
Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
Ruda armada rozhodujici pri
porazce NemcI - prohlasil
Churchill " anglickem
r1~Iauoo~AS

Ia jednoho re svych nejop-
timistictejs1ch proslov1 premi-
er Churchill projevil pevn6 pre-
svedcen1, re valka sc blfzi ko-
necne fazi. We SVEN strucnem
pTehledu svetove situace brit
sky premier zejmena vidal po-
ctu vojenskym vykondm Rude
armady. "Jest to ruska arma-
da, ktera Sc nejvfce zaslouzila
o porazen1 Nemc1," pravil.
"Nebyt sovetskeho 1silf, zadna
sfla sveta pc nekolik let nebyla
by zdolala nemecke vojsko."
"Zdrav1m marSala Stalina,"
dodal, "velkeho v1dce velke
zeme a pevne veTfm, re nase
dvacetileta smlouva S Ruskem
Sc ukaze byti nejtrvalejSim CT
nitelem pri uchovani mfru a po-
radku v Evrope."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
BEzNE Oslo (NO.) 1852

V pondel1 ctyTi nemecke pan
cefove divise podnikly silny
proti1tok vychodn6 cd Avran-
che v 1myslu rozpoliti spoje-
neckou LIME. Pokus tento dix
slime letecke a d6lostrelecke O.
brane.
Americk6 jednotky 1spesne
pokracuj1 V pronikanf ma Paflz
a jejich pfedn1 vote postoupily
daleko "a mesto Mayenne a La
val. V 1tery dobyly dGlezite
kTizovatky LIE Mans.
Take 1. Kanadska armada
pOstOupila 5 mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
POHREB.
We ctvrtek. g. SRI

= We ctvrtek, 3. srpna zem-
rel nahle Maryland General
nemocnici p. John Louck, 1922
Bradford st. We start rs let.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a byl
pojistuj1cim agentem ma odpo-
cinku. Jeho manzelka Sc jme-
mule pi. Barbora Sedlock-Louck
Pohreb zesnuleho konal Sc v
pondelf, z. srpna re SchimGn-
kova Pohr. Domu ma hrbitov
Parkwood "a assistance Rev. A.
Hackmanna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
frOnta.
Nemci ma ustupu jizne cd
Caenu. Temer zadny Cd
por " Bretagni.

Zatim co v Bretagni pokra-
cuje bleskovy postup America
nj, kterf mali proti sobe jen
sporadicky nemecky odpor, Wy
viii sc i bitva v Normandii tax
1sp6sne, re i ma teto fronte lie
ocekavat v nejblizsfch dnech
zahajenf bleskoveho postupu.
PAX Sc odehraje v trojuheln1-
ku, jehoz vrcholem je PaTfz, a
dvema stranami Teky Selma,
ktera tece cd PaT1ze k LIE Ha-
vru a reka Loira, ktera tece cd
PaT1ze k Nantes, rozhoduj1c1
bitva O Francii. LIE predpo-
kladat, re nekde uvnitT tohoto
trojuheln1ku Sc Nemci pokus1
O vets1 odpor a o stabilisovan1
.fronty. N6mci totiz nemajf nj
kde We Francii zadne pevnostni
LIME. Jestlize Sc jim nepodar1
~zastavit spojence v pohyblive
valce nekde pred PaT1z1, pax
dobyt1 Par1ze Dude znamenat,
re Sc valka prenese primo do
sousedstvf n~emeckych hranic.
Teprve tam mali N6mci pew
nostn1 LIME: Maginotovu ma
francouzske strane hranice, a
Siegfriedovu ma nemecke. O.
svobozenf Parize, ktera je sire
diskem vsech komunikacf v Sc
vern1 polovine Francie, umoz-
nj Eisenhowerovi zahajit 1tok
primo ma nemeckych hranic1ch.
Obsazovan1 Bretagni pokra-
cuje zatfm temeT nerusene. Pc
kratkem odporu nekolika ne
meckych isolovanych skupin
byla dokohcena okupace Rem
mes. Hlavn1 mesto Bretagni sc
dostalo s%pojencGm do rukou ne
porusene a temeT S celym sym
obyvatelstvem - 100000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11

chodn1ho Pruska u Edykunenu,
ma trait K~ovno-Kralovec a po-
stupuje prot nemeckemu odpo-
ru ma rye nemeckem 1zem1.
Nemci tvrd1, re sem vrhli znac-
ne posily ably Rusy zastavili.
Moskva oznamila, re celia Tada
nemeckych pohranicn1ch NEST
hoT1.
Ma severn pokracuji ctyri
velke ruske armady v utahova-
nj smycky kolem 16. a 18. ne
mecke armady v Baltskych sta
tech. Ma vsech stranach teto
smycky Rusove postupuj1 a OBJ
sahuj1 sta NEST a vesnic.
Pod Varsovou odehravajf Sc
tezke boje, coz je svedectv1m
toho, re tam Nemci vrhli posily
Londynst1 Polaci opet hlasf u
SPECIFY partyzanskeho hnutf,
prot NemcGm bojuje primo v
meste, a ma v rukou uz celou
severozapadn1 cast a nyn1 bo-
julie O mostly pres Vislu.
V dpat1 Karpat nedaleko
slovenske hranice tlac1 marsal
Konev ma n-emecko-madarske
LIME. Rusove obsadili pres 100
obc1 kolem Stryje a Sambora a
v sobotu obsadili mesto Stryj, a
nedeli naftova pole Drohohycz
a jsou 5 mil cd Uzockeho prG-
myslu.
V pondeli marsal Stain ozna
mil dobytf olejoveho mesta b.
ryslaw a dGlezite zeleznicn1
kTizovatky Sambor V Kappa
tech. Rusove nyn1 pevne sv1ra-
j pet cest vedouclch do Cesko-
slovenska ma fronte $50 mil
dlouhe.
Ruske vote z1skaly move L.
SPECIFY v naporu do Slezska a
byly v pondeli vzdaleni pou-
hych 35 mil cd Krakova. Jint
ruske armadn1 kolony zapoca.
ly S ofensivou ma Tilsit a Ne.
mel We Vych. Prusku.
V 1tery hlaSeno z Moskvy
dobyt1 mesta Dobromil Is mi
zapadne cd Samboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11
PADL "a VAST.

Cesti rodice a pf. Frank
Vitak, GOT N. jse st. dostali
smutnou zpravu, re jejich syn
Pvt. Albert G. Vitak, USING
byl zabit dne 10. cervence v bo-
il o Saipan.
Albert byl clenem inzenyrG
a slouzil % meslcG. Vychodil
verejne skoly " Baltimore a ne
Iii nastoupil vojenskou sluzbu
byl zamestnan u Continental
Can Co.
Rodine p. Franka Vitaka Wy.
slovujeme nasi uprfmnou sou.
strast,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-11

Dne 4. brezna 1914 bylo to-
mu 90 rok1, co nase bratrska a
sesterska 6. S. A. jednota byla
zalozena v st. Louis, Missouri.
Letosnf rok je tedy jubilejnim
rokem nasi jednoty Ceskoslo-
venske Spolky V Americe, We
kterem slavfme dovrseni blaho-
darne cinnosti, kterou nase G.
S. A. jednota pc dlouhou dobu
9Oti rok1 verne konala We pros
pech robin svych clen1, ku do
bru naseho lidu v teto zemi a v
zajmu naseho ceskoslovenske-
no narOda.
zadna jina podpdrna jedno-
ia nemGze Sc vykazat takovym
rekordem. Nase G. S. A. jedno-
ia je nejstarsf %podpdrnou jed
notou v teto zemi a pTi tom je
plnym pravem uznavana jake
jedna z nejlepsfch podpGr-
nych jednot v Americe. Posky-
tuje rodinam nasich lidi moder-
nj a vyhodne plany pojisteni ma
zivot : ~pojistenf pro muze, ze-
ny a dftky = v takovem vybe-
ru, re vase rodina NIUE u 6. S.
A. jednoty zfskat vyhodne po-
jistky, lepsf kterych byste jim
de marne hledali.
Devadesat rok6 historic 6. S.
A. jednoty je nejlepsfm dokla-
dem jej1 uzitecne cinnosti ma
poll narodnfm, kulturnfm a do
brocinnem. Jake vernf obcane
nasf vlasti Spojene Staty Ame-
rick6, konali clenove MAST jed
noty verne sve vlastenecke po-
vinnosti v obcanske valce pred
80ti roxy, konali il v prvni sve-
tove valce a konajf je verne i v
pr1tomne dobe. V podpore va
rlecneho usili nasf vlady kona
G. S. A. jednota svoji povinnost
v pravde krasnym zpIsobem.
V podpore naseho boje O zno-
vudosazeni samostatnosti ces-
koslovenskeho naroda zaujima
G. S. A. jedhota prvnf misto
mezi vsemi nasfmi organisace-
mi.
Jmenem teto zasluzne jedno-
ty - ma kterou vsichni jsme
pravem hrdymi = zveme vas,
vazeni krajane, abyste sebe a
sve rodiny pTihlasili "a cleny
G. S. A. Vykonate tim dobry
skutek pro VAST rodinu, kdyz
teto date ochranu a zabezpece-
nj, ktere zarucene pojistky u
G. S. A. jednoty vasi rodine po-
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Piste lined O informace ma
1Tednfky TadG G. S. A.
Rady v Baltimore:
Rad Blank {. 1O1, v Sokolovne,
Rad Jaroslav z DUDE {. 1874 v
Delnickem Dome,
Rad Baltimore, GIG N. Rose St.,
Anglicky Rad Free State No.
428, v Sokolovne.
Rad v Curtis Bay:
Rad Augustfn Herman, {. 156,
Sokolovna, Curtis Bay.
Rad v Belcamp:
Lidice {. 456
neb Organisatora:
Frank J. Click,
Little Ferry, New Jersey.
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Smrt ma Guamu pluk. Doug
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zesnuleho generala j. McNaira
jenz byl zabit Normandii, by
la oznamena Departmental
valky.
Mladsf McNair, jake otec je.
no polni d~elostrelec, slouzil
pod gen. Brucem, kdyz posleze
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Hood, Tex, kde vojsko cvicene
" zachazenf S protitankovym
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Kraiane z Clevelandu navSte-
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pitele, kde odpociva nedavno
zemrely syn a bratr Josef j.
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vii.