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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Treasure Hunt,
Dance, AT Youth
Canteen Saturday

A treasure hunt and pirate
dance Saturday night at Z O'Clock
will feature activities at the
Youth Canteen on Market street.
The treasure hunt is open to all
youths who wish to participate
but the dance will be for boys
and girls is years of age and
over, and all who wish to attend
the dance must be dressed as a
pirate to obtain admittance.
Seventy-five members of the
Canteen attended a picnic at the
beach Saturday night. and after
roasting weiners over a campfire,
they sang songs and gave foot
ball yells as a warm-up for this
weeks football game. They re-
turned to the Canteen for a pro-
gram of games, contests and folk
dancing.
A wide variety of new activi-
ties have also been announced at
the eanteen. These include the
following:
On Monday afternoon and eve
ming instructions will be taught
in Puppet making by Mrs. Hattie
Coley. The boys and girls make
the Puppets and will later man
ipulate them in Puppet shows. A
group of boys meet with Leonard
Lindhart of the USO from 4 to 6
pm. for instructions in he Morse
code.
On Tuesday square dancing is
taught from 3 to 9 pm.
On Wednesday instructions in
archery is given by Lonnie Uow-
ell from 4 TO 6 pm. for boys.
The Players club is being or
gained this week for boys and
girls interested in minstrel shows,
one-act plays, etc. This group
meets with Mrs. Hattie Coley
from 7;30 to $3.50 pm.
On Friday archery is taught
from 4 to 6 pm. for girls.
Any member interested in
these activities and would like
further information, please con-
tact Mrs. Ruth Burns, director.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
industrial Committee OF Chamber OF
Commerce Plans For County S Future

Presided over by Marvin Funk
houser, an open meeting of the
Industrial Development commit
tee of the Pascagoula-Mos Point
Chamber of Commerce was held
at the Chambers officers in the
old Central school building Fri
day night.
Topics under discussion at this
meeting included the Veterans
hospital which is to be built in
Mississippi, the permanent site
of which has not been determin-
ed by the Veterans administra-
ton. Those present expressed
the desire of seeing the hospital
erected in Jackson county. The
possibility of building a large no.
tel which would bring tourist
trade here was also discussed.
Other matters brought up for
discussion before the group was
the development of Jackson
county products suitable for pro-
cessing with sweet potatoes lead
ing in advisability. Other sug-
gestions made figs, corn,
berries, tung oil, pine trees, and
dairying.
Postwar employment posi-
bilities were under discussion
also, with suggestions made for
securing lew industries after the
war. Hopes were revealed of Sc
curing a federal building 10
match the new court house which
is to be built at the end of the
war and of developing the outly-
ing islands.
Five per cent of the members
of the Chamber of Commerce at
tenned this meeting. The mem
bers composing this special COM
mittee are A. M. Dantzler, L. c.
Winterton, w. B. Herring, w. r.
Guest, Sr., Arnold Walker, w.
W. Barber, Sidney Austin, and
Charles Wilkerson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Funeral Services
For John Golf. SO.
Jackson Pioneer

John Hugh Golf. SO n of the
oldest residents of Jackson coun-
~. died Tuesday in Big Point and
was buried there Wednesday in
Pine Crest cemetery.
Mr.. Golf was a native of Big
Point and had been prominent
in local politics for many years.
During most of his life he was
engaged in farming. He is sur
vived by three daughters, six
sons, 90 grandchildren and eight
Observation-Disclosures. The daugh-
tiers are Mrs. r. l.. Eberhard, Nc
Allen, Texas; Mrs. @. c. Roberts,
Ocean Springs; Mrs. Roy Craft,
Lucedale: the sons are j. Worth
Golf of Big Point, at whose home
the father died; Gordon S. and
Clifton B. Golf of Kreole; Nolle
Golf of Indiana; Emmett Golf,
Moss Point, and Claude Golf of
Lucedale.
The funeral services were held
Wednesday morning at the Fails
Funeral Home in Moss Point. The
burial service was preached by
Rev. Watkins. Escatawpa Metho-
dist church, assisted by the fol-
lowing ministers, all of whom
were friends of Mr.. Golf: The
Rev. Andrew Boyles, pastor of
the Moss Point Methodist church;
the Rev. John Payne, Kreole
Methodist; the Rev. John Brock,
Moss Point Baptist church; the
Rev. T. Barton West, Moss Point
Presbyterian, and Captain Wal
ton, army chaplain.
Mr. Golf, one of the oldest res
idents of Jackson county, was
well known throughout this area
of the state.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Overseas Christmas Mailing Lays
In Pascagoula As Deadline Nears

With nearly one-half of the
designated period for mailing
Christmas parcels to members of
the armed forces overseas al
ready over, only a small part OF
the number that is expected TO
be mailed has been presented to
the mailing windows in Pasca-
goula, p ostmaste Arthur V.
Smith said. Indications point to
a deluge of parcels as October 10,
the closing date approaches, and
some of the men fighting in dis
tant and isolated sections may
not receive a gift on Christmas
because of late mailing.
The Postmaster General has
estimated that 10000, 900 gift
packages will be sent by the
American people. Last year there
were mailed but 100000. He
has placed great stress on the
Importance OF early mailing, cor
rect addressing, proper packing,
and of course, . well-chosen gift.
A reason for refusing many
parcels at the post offices is that
they are too lightly or insecurity
wrapped. Only wooden or dou-
ble-faeed corrugated cardboard
boxes are acceptable, as a rule.
Many mailers have d mistaken
idea that a shoe box is n accept
able container, but it is much too
light and will not hold up for
the long trip. Accepting clerks
have been instructed to follow
closely the requirements of the
Army and Navy, for it is a waste
of time and work for parcels to
fall apart or the contents spoil
before delivery.
The pubic is reminded that
Christmas cards must be sent by
first class mail and full postage
prepaid. They must be in sealed
envelopes, and may be mailed at
any time, no request being re-
CURED.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Negro browns After
Falling From Boot
Neor Beacon "B"

George Mcfarland, negro, an
employee on a boat owned by a
local fisheries, was drowned last
Thursday when he feel from the
craft into the channel.
Netherlands body was recover
ed Friday afternoon about 5
o'clock about 100 feet from Bea-
con "B" in the Paseagoula sound.
An inquest conducted by II A.
Fails, coroner, returned the YER
dict of accidental death by
drowning by falling cut of a
boat" Composing the jury were
George p. Redding, Nj. P. Hob
dy, c. f. Mizell, c. II. Bertram,
B. r.. Tynes, and Levert Bosarge.
The body was shipped TO Nc
Farland's home in Woodsville.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
'Fifiy-Fifih Ship
Launched Today
AT ingalls, Yard

The Ingalls, Shipbuilding Cor
poration will have a record of SIS
ships launched at the Pascagouls
yard when another all-welded c.
3 type vessel slides down the
ways at Has today, Friday.
Known to shipyard workers as
Hull 424, the ship is being christ
ened the IS. S. Sea Falcon"
Breaking the champagne on the
bow of the l8,000-ton ship at the
launching ceremony will be
Mrs. Charles Arthur Rohn, wife
of the chief engineer of the u.
S. Maritime Commission.
The Sea Falcon" will be add
ed to the fleet of Ingalls-con-
structed craft, so vitality needed
for the transporting of troops and
war materials, which are now
serving in the various war thea
tres of the world.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Carrier Shortage
Delays Business
Moil Deliveries

Continued shortages of carriers
caused interruption of mail de-
liveries in several districts in the
downtown section this past week,
when only three carriers were
available to deliver mail in four
districts. One of the regular car
riers was off because of illness
and his work was absorbed by
others.
1t is expected that regular de-
liveries will be resumed today.
although there is still a shortage
in the Eastlawn section.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Auto Accident At
Kenneth And Market
Sunday Afternoon

H. B. Strong was arrested Sun
day for driving while under the
influence of liquor after running
his automobile into one driven
by w. H. Smith.
The accident occurred about 5
o'clock Sunday evening at Mar.
ket and Kenner streets.
According to Chief of Police
Charles r. Emanuel who investi-
gated the accident and made the
arrest neither Strong nor Smith
We're injured. However. A. Miller
who was riding with Strong, SUI
fered a fractured arm and L. r.
Miller. who was in the car driv-
en- by Smith received a slight
head injury, Chief Emanuel said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Moss Point Lets
Bid For Repairs On
City Voter Tank

The contract for repairs TO the
Moss Point water tank will be let
to the Steel Construction Com
pany of Birmingham with a bid
of $2139. Gregory Wood, mayor
of Moss Point announced. AL
though the company has been no
titled that theirs was the low
bid the contract has not been
signed, Mr.. Wood said. The con-
tract calls for completion of the
work in so days after receipt of
the contract.
The Chicago Bridge and Iron
Company submitted a bid of
$1,000. A third company's bid was
not in order and was not consid-
cred, city officials said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Red Cross Officer
And Airmen Speak
AT Rotary Lunch

William A. Langley, field di-
rector for the American Red Cross
stationed at Keesler Field, was
principal speaker at the lunch
con meeting of the Pascagoula
Rotary Club Wednesday at the
Community House.
A. P. May, president, presided
and introduced a number of
guests, including Mrs. Henry Gau-
tier, co-chairman of the local
Red Cross camp and hospital ser
vice, and Mrs. Edith Grimm, home
service director of the Pascagou-
la chapter.
Following his talk Mr.. Langley
introduced 1t. B. L. Highlander,
Flying Fortress navigator, and S.
Sgt. c. H. Alexander, ball turret
gunner, both of whom have com
pleted more than 80 missions
over Europe.
Mr. Langley told of the vital
work of the Red Cross camp and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
Cafeteria Will
Give Dinners For
Team Victories

A banquet of fried chicken
with all the trimmings awaits the
players and coaching stats of
the Pascagoula and Moss Point
High school teams every time
they win a home game this sea-
son, the management Of the Ma
rine Cafeteria has notified the
coaches of both schools this week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
juonito Byrd Circle
Moss Point Church
Has Meeting Tuesday

The regular meeting of the
Juanita Byrd Circle of the Moss
Point Baptist church was held
last Tuesday evening with Mrs.
d. c Seidenspinner and her
daughter, Miss Doris. as hostess
Is at their home.
The session was presided over
b. Ms. j. \. Rape who conduct
ed routine business before the
social hour.
During this last period a re-
freshment course was served
The session was marked by a
good attendance
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

Ben T. Dumas, owner and di-
rector of the cafeteria, wrote to
Coach T. D. Holden and Coach
T. K. Swayze of the Pascagoula
and Moss Point teams, that as a
football enthusiast, he always
likes to back the home teams. He
has operated establishments in
Atlanta and Miami
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS does not give a Newspaper
the right TO publish scandals. attack innocent individuals or
business firms. Neither does FREEDOM OF SPEECH give the
Individual the right to be-smear the reputation of outstanding
citizens. attack The communitYs leading institutions. nor start
whispering campaigns for the sole reason of disturbing the
public peace. To violate the above rights and privileges is to
sndsnger the rights and happiness of all"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

The Hawaiian islands were
originally named the Sandwich
Islands by Capt. James Cook.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

aim Of the pastors 10 fill every
seat IN every church in this sec
ton Sunday is realized.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

Miss, Sunday morning for IN
terment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

ISOLATION is extended to anyone
who is not yet associated with a
group of this kind.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
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Cards of Thanks. Resolutions, Memorials, Obituary Notices, Notices
of Entertainments where admission is to be charged, or other Notices
not of General News value, will be charged for at advertising rates
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29
SUNDAY IS

the elimination of Co To
Church" month sponsored during
Communion Sunday and marks
September by the paseagoula
Ministerial Association. II was.
and is, a worthy campaign and
deserves the support Of every cit
izen. A ehurch-going community
is a moral community. clean in
mind and body. We hope the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-29

Entered at the postoffice at Pascagoula, Miss, April %, 1921,
under Act OF March 3, 1879, as second class mail matter.
Entered as second class matter. October 8. 1903, at the post
office at Moss Point Miss, under Act Of March 2, 1879.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
BY CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD

~THIrE RICE is being processed
w in a manner that retains 80
per cent of the natural vitamins and
minerals of the held-ripe grain.
Ordinary white rice is little else
than carbohydrate. as the B-l and
B-2 vitamins are removed with
husk and germ. But by the new
vacuum method, air is drawn from
the rice kernel, and hot water - in
which the B vitamins are soluble -
is high-pressued into the vacant air
tunnels. Steam is then applied to
seal the riches in. after which the
Rrain is dried and the husks re-
moved in the usual manner. The
new rice is creamy in color but cooks
snowy white in 20 to 80 minutes.
AR YRExCHrERS of tomorrow may
ouick-freeze fresh produce en- route
to the markets. 1t will be possible,
for example, to take on a load OF
fresh Louisiana strawberries, whiz
them through the high attitudes OF
Evening star., 1944-06-11

over. The finished ice cream is rich
and petal-smooth.
LAMBS LEGS are growing smaller
A new breed of sheep. the South
dale, is being developed to provide
Evening star., 1944-06-11

arctic temperature and land three
hours later in Boston with frozen
berries for cold storage. Or to pick
up a load of Boston's ocean-fresh
fish and deliver it quick-frozen in
Chicago but four hours from the sea.
SHEER MAGIC is the new ice-cream
powder containing dried milk, eggs,
sugar and flavoring. All the cook
need add to the mix is a cupful of
water and the usual elbow grease in
beating, then the refrigerator takes
Evening star., 1944-06-11

It's a short wait when there's such
satisfying entertainment-that fa-
nous Breakfast of Champions "
Big whole wheat fakes. Roasted and
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Francie a Rusko p~odepsaly
novou smlouvu o vzajemne
pomoci.

General de Gaulle dovrsil
10. prosince sve poslanf v Mos
kve smlouvou O spojenectvi a
vzajemne pomoci sc sovetskym
Ruskem a vydal Sc ma zpatecni
cestu do Francie, ktera opet je
mezi velmocemi Evropy.
Zatfm co zvlaStnl Wax una
sci cleny francouzske delegace
k Baku ma Cernem mort, roz-
hlasem z Moskvy bylo ozname-
no podepsan1 smlouvy mezi
Ruskem a Franci1 O novem spo-
jenectv1.
Francouzi odjeli z Kurskeho
nadrazf v Moskve "a snehove
boure a ma peronu zahranicni
komisar Molotov kynul jim po-
sledne ma pozdrav.
Obsah smlouvy Dude uvefej-
men pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
POHRBY.

- Y nedeli, 10. prOSince
zemrela v nemocnici sv. Josefa
pl. Loretta Agnes Sweeney,
(roz. Welsh), vdova pc Patric-
ku Sweeney, 615 N. Belnord
Ave-, We start 81 let.
Narodila Sc v Baltimore "a
nechala zde d6ti: Patricia J.
Sweeney a Roy Welshe.
PohTeb konal sc We ctvrtek,
IA. prosince z domu smutku do
kostela sv. Elizabety a odtud
ma New Cathedral hTbitov "a
assistance Father Childress.
Pohfeb vypravil p. Karel E.
SchimGnek.
" sobotu, 9. prosince zem-
rel v nemocnici Little Sisters of
the Poor krajan p. Ignac Biebl,
I'll N. Streeper ST. We start 76
let. Narodil sc v Ceskosloven-
sku. Do Ameriky pfijel pred
5Oti roxy. Byl vdovcem. Pra-
coval ma vyrob6 plan. PTina-
lezel k Paramount Lozi.
PohTeb konal sc We stTedu,
10. prosince re Cvachova Pohf.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele z assistance vlp. J. V.
KOcana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Sdruzeni Csl. Spolkll

sky pf1stav Jokahamu. 2. pro-
since opet nekolik BIG bylo
mad Token, a Poole japonske
zpravy bombardovala take ma
morn1 zakladnu Kure ma jiz-
MIN c1pu ostrova Honsu.
IT. amer. divise. dobyla pTf-
stav Ormoc 4 dny pc jejlm Wy
lodenf.
Japonci byli vyhnani z Gin
ske PROVINCE Kweicow.
Dals1 japonsky konvoj byl
znicen, kdyz Sc SNAIL dopravi-
tt vojsko a zasoby ma ostrov
Leyte. z celeho konvoje unikl
jeden torpedoborec.
Nase BIO 1tocily s1le 100
letadel n avelke japonske leta-
dlove stredisko Nagoya ma
hlavn1m japonskem ostrove
Hensu. Dalsf 1toky podniknu-
ty ma ostrov Sikolu a ma Koreu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
IDEA BALTIMORANA
ZfSKALA

Krajan p. Josef F. Punco-
char, 1921 Church St., jest me-
ri 121 zamestnanci department
tn vnitra, kterf byli odmeneni
"a idee a vynalezy jez pomo-
hly dOmacf fronte.
Pan Puncovhar Sc nynf male
"a v Chicago, kde je technolo-
gistou V chicagske 1Tadovn6
Fish a Wildlife Service. Obje-
vii nahrazku "a "quebracho",
kter6ho Sc uzfva k vydobyti
tTisloviny z Red Mangrove XII
ry kozeluznach ma Puerto
Riku.
ObdrzeI $3.50 hotove a kro-
me toto mu bylo zvyseno rocnl
sluzne O 5000.
Curtisbaysky krajan je sy-
mem p. a pi. Frantiska j. Pun
cochaTe, SO roG star a absolvo-
val Marylandskou Universitu.
Je zam6stnan v Department.
vnitra. Jakmile vystudoval byl
ma Alasce a pax byl pfelozen
do Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Zapadn1 frOnta.

Ma zapadni fronte sc ozna-
mujf boje v severnlm Lotrinsku
kde sedma Patchova armada
opet postoupila o nekolik mil
smerem k nemecke hranici
pred Karlsruhe a re Saarska,
kde Pattonovy oddly prekroci-
ly Saaru .jeste ma jednom mis-
te v Sarreguemines. z fronty
prvni a devate armady ma ko-
linske plant Sc oznamujl prud-
Ike boje.
Re spojeneckeho velitelstvi
prichazi zprava, re Ia tfi ty-
dny spojenecke zimni ofensivy
ma zaapdni fronte ztratili Mem
CT 1920 muzd, coz je temef
II divisf. Sedm nemeckych oil
visi bylo zniceno docela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
CHURCHILLOVA POLITIKA
ODSUZOVANA TISKEM.

Pouz1van1 zbran1 prot slam
protinacistickeho odboje V Rec
ku jest pTfkTe odsuzovano brit
skym verejnym m1nenfm, jak
ukazujf 1vodnfky We vsech lon
dynskych novinach cd konser-
vativn1ch "Times" az po komu-
nisticky "Daily Worker" ,,
"Domnele obavy vyssfch tT1d
pred komunistickou diktaturou
a terorem'', p1sf Times, "jsou
vice nez vyvazeny delnick6 til
dy a male burzoasie pred no.
YOU fasistickou diktaturou ex-
tremn1 pravice, MONA pod
rouskou slime vlady."
Zat1m CO britsky premier tyr
dl, re Papandreouova vlada Sc
test podpore vetSiny feck6ho IL
du, "Times" prohlasily: "Moc
recke .vlady nesaha "a hlavnf
mesta, stez1 "a Atheny."
Pondelni "Daily Worker" ci-
nj britskou vladu primo zodpo-
vednou Ia fecke krveproleva-
nj. P1se:
"Britska vlada nemG1ze unik-
nout prime odpovednosti "a ST.
tuaci, jez vyvolala. Britska
policie v Recku jest ma pokraji
pohromy, ktera NIUE poskvr-
nit dobre jmeno Britanie v E.
vrope pc dlouha leta Brita-
Fnie must skoncovat S touto po-
Ilitikou slepe dGvery v reakcio-
mare a krusenf vsech odpdrcu
zpatecnictv1.
Harry Pollitt, generalnf Sc
kretar britske komunisticke
strany prohlasil: Politicka TAX
tika provadena generalem SEQ
biem prospeje jedin6 majestic
kemu Nemecku. Varujeme Via
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Snshova boure.

Minute pondelf a dtery velka
snehova boure zasahla Stredo-
zapad a Vychod. Vanice spo-
iene Sc 4Omilovou vichricf byly
tax prudk6, re ma mnohych
mfstech provoz ma drahach a
dalnicfch highways byl "a
staven. Mnoho lidf pTislo O Ii
vot a mnoho jich bylo zraneno.
Zapadnf Maryland zazil nej-
horst blizzard "a poslednich
20 let. V Garrett a Allegany
okresfch napadlo Is az 20 pal
CD snehu, zaveje byly misty az
6 stop vysoke:
StTedozapad hlasil 10 pallet
snehu a Zapadnl Pennsylvania
80 palcH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Vyrocni schIze Odbocky
"PRAVDA ZVfTEZf"
priSti Itery, 10. prosince
v $3.50 vecer " SokoIovne.

Sestry a bratri:-
Novy Rok, kdy doufame do
sfci vft6zstvf a svobody pro mas
ubohy lid Ceskoslovensku,
jest pred Mani. Kazdy upffm-
ny mas clovek jest presvedcen,
re narod mas Dude v tezkych
dnech potrebovati pomoc die
sill nasieh. Ceskoslovenska A
merika udelala v poslednich
letech mnoho krasne uslechtile
prace. DovrSfme tento ukol
mas v ramci Ceskeho Narodnl-
no Sdruzen1? We vydatne po-
moci?
Rozhodnete O tom sami. Pf1-
stf sch1ze jest volba 1rednikG
pro rok 1915. PTijdte a vemte
ma Vas cast teto prace! Kazdy
ma sve m1sto v roce 1945.
Odbocka v Baltiomre!
Vykonny Vybor G. N. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
SPOLECENSKY VECER ems.
JIz TUTO NEDELI, DINE
IL. PROSINCE.

Tuto ned6li Sc sejdou kraja-
ne ma Spolecenskem Veceru
c. N. S. v Sokolovne ably Sc po-
bavili, pochutnali ma dobre We
ceri, zahrali 81 v karty a jine
hry, zatancili "a swine hubby
bratra Svitaka. PTfspevek je
jeden dollar, deti p~olovic. Pod
nix Sc zahajf We ctyri hodiny
odpoledne hranlm karet do
sesti hodin kdy Sc podava We
ceTe. Pc veceri Dude Mikulas-
ska nadflka. Pfineste Diary
svym detem zabalene a opa-
irene jm6nem pfijemce. Dairy
pro dosp6le 81 m6zete zakoupi-
ii v stanku Pomocneho Vyboru
ma podniku.
Jelikoz jedna Sc zde o pri-
pravu jidla jest dIlezite by jste
Sc predem pTihlasili u SEES.
Marie Kraft, WO lie 5879-J.
neb RGzeny Cihlarove, BR
1925.
Zveme Vas CO nejsrdecneji
ma tento podnik. PTijdte v hoj-
poctu a privedte svoje de-
ii a zname. Je to mas posledn1
podnik pred koncem roku, IT,
den pred vanocemi, ktere bu-
dou tolika lidem ma druhe stra-
ne a hlavne detem jen pouhym
slovem bez obsahu, dlouho "a
pomenutym snem. Zahrnte do
sve lasky a stedrosti jakou
pTipravujete darky pro svoje
jedno decko We stare Was
ii, ably aspon prlstf rok neceka-
10 marne, ably nebylo vyrazeno
z nejkrasnejs1ho svatku detl.
Ma shledanou v nedeli ma spo-
lecenskem veceru 6. N. S. v So
kolovne.
Zabavnf Vybor G. N. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
TichOmOT1.

Tokijsky rozhlas oznamil, re
Is japonskych admirald zahy-
nulo v nedavnych bojlch (patr-
ne v namorni bitve u Filipino (,
cfmz pocet zabitych japon-
skych admirald cd zacatku val
XIV dosahl clslice 80. Je to nej-
lepsl ddkaz toho, jak bito bylo
|japonske lodstvo.
Bylo oznameno, re pfi zeme-
tresenf byla znicena Osace
iaponska letecka tovarna. Da-
lie Sc oznamuje, re 80. listopa-
du bombardovala B-29 japon-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
KALENDAR MA ROK 1945.

SchimunkUv POhrebn1 Dunn
yam opet nabizi zdarma kras-
ne, umelecke, nabozenske ka-
lendare ma rok 1915. Zaslete
Jim lfstek s udan1m p~Tejete-li
81 katolicky neb protestantsky
kalendaT neb Sc pro nej sami
z~astavte v 1Tadovn6 26O1-03 E..
Madison ul. P~ouzfjte postrannf
vchod ma Luzerne ulici. Pan K.
E.. SchimGnek vas zada, byste
pro kalendafe nepos1lali deti.