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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
OSLAVA ~MASARYKOVYCH
A MARC
ZENIN v NEDELI,5. BREZNA
" SOKOLOVNE.

Ma meSlc breZen prlpada Wy
roci dvou velikych ceskosloven-
skych muzG: p~residenta T. G..
Masaryka a BedTicha Smeta-
ny. Pred devadesati ctyrmi
Lefty sc narodil v Moravske YES
nici muz, ktery bojoval pc &C.
~ zivot "a politicke uplatnenf
ceskoslovenskeho naroda a KITE
r6mu bylo doprano dockati Sc
a tesiti Sc z vysledku sve neu-
navn6 prace. Dobyl cesokslo-
venskemu narodu Svobodu a
Demokracii. MasarykGv narod
zGstal veren demokracii mort
diktatorskych a fasistickych
proud1. ZGstal veren i tezke
zkousce. vnesene ma nej pc
Mnichovske dohode. VeTime
pevne, re pc vichrici druhe sve-
tove valky vyjde Ease jake ba-
sta demokracie v Europe, ko-
lem ktereho sc sdruzi ostatni
evropske narody demokratic-
keno smyslenf.
Pred stodvaceti Lefty Sc naro-
dill v ceske vesnici Bedrich
Smetana, mas nejvetsi sklada-
tel jehoz cely zivot bylo jedno
vyznanf jeho lasky k ceskemu
narodu. z jeho hubby mluvf
k nam pGvab ceskych LUX, SUI
men1 ceskych haiti, bublani po-
tokG, hucenf mohutne Vltavy,
veselost venkovskych tancova-
eek a krasu ceskych NEST.
G. N. S. porada 5. brezna o.
slavu narozenin techto dvou
velikych ceskoslovenskych mu-
Zabavnf vybor sestavil pro-
gram dGstojny teto oslavy. Ia
catek je We 3 hodiny odpoledne
zazpfva s obecenstvem
ses. Toulova-Hrabanek Pc "a
hajenf pTedsedou br. Kaspa-
rem prednese ses. Karpenkova
"Navsteva". Manzele Martin
kovi a br. A. Cihlar zazpfvaji
1ryvky z "Prodane nevesty''.
Jake fecnlk byl pozvan DIR. O..
Chyle z Washington, ktery
pronese oslavnf rec. Vsichni,
kdoz znajf DR.. Chyleho z pre-
deslych navstev, vedf, re jsme
nemohli zfskati povolanejsfho
pro tento 1kol. Pc Teci Ora.
Chyleho Dramaticky odbor So
kolske Jednoty Blesk zahraje
jednoaktovku "Sabotaz", Sc
psanou a T1zenou br. J. Kaspa-
rem. Doprovod Ike zpevGm OBJ
stara br. r. Kilian. Pr oslave
Dude vyhravati hudba br. Jana
Svitaka. Vstup je volny. V pre-
stavce Dude dobrovolna sbfrka.
Bude zde take kavovy stanek
a pros1me ceske kuchaTky ably
nam pomohly pecivem. Vyzf-
vame vsechny krajany, ably pri
sli ma tuto oslavu nasich dvou
velikych muzG a ukazali tim
uznan1 a vdecnost "a jejich
d1lo!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Tisknou Sc penize.

President Roosevelt ma dotaz
z conference zastupci tisku
prohlasil, re We Spojenych Sta
tech Sc tisknou papfrove peni-
re pro staty, jez v prdbehu val
ky budou okupovany. Ma dali
81 dotaz, jestli Sc zde tisknou
take penize nemecke, odpove-
del president, re by nebyl nj
jak prekvapen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.

- Minuly tyden ZaV1tali ma
navStevu do Baltimore yet, dee
ra a vnoucek krajana p. Jaro-
slava Taborskeho, podplukov-
nix Clyde a Mia Geding a ma
IL Clyde. Take nejmladsf syn
p. Taborskeho DR.. Charles Ia
borsky pTijel Sc pod1vati ma Of
ce. Mlady Taborsky prodela-
va vojensky vycvik We vol. ia
bore v New Jersey.
Pan Jaroslav Taborsky bydl1
nynf v Baltimore u sve sestry
a svakra Bohumily a Jaroslava
CihlaTe.
= Znamy sokol Willie Stet-
ka Serg. Leteckeho Sboru mes
kal donna ma 3-dennf dovolene.
Zavftal take ma Sokolske ST.
bTinky ,kde sc v bratrskem kru-
hu vyborne pobavil.
- Mlady a bujary sokol l.
gor Karpenko z rodiny Vastly
a Nadia Karpenko, 1920 Ra-
mona Ave-, zavftal ma Ia dennf
dovolenou. Igor prodelal vse-
stranny armadnf vycvik, dale
vycvik u padakovych oddfl1 a
nynf byl prelozen k Leteckemu
Sboru a jmenovan leteckym
kadetem. Jeho touzebn6 pra-
nj staff Sc letcem Sc splnilo.
He'd Igore!
Jake ten sokol- bystry ptak,
let az vzhGru do oblak!
A bude-li Ii souzeno,
let az mad maticku Prahu,
cd Sumavy tam az k Vahu 49,.
Dne 27. ledna graduoval
U Ottmar Mergenthaler School
of Printing mlady krajan pan
Milton R. PaTfzek, syn re sok.
rodiny Rudy a Bozeny Pariz-
kovych, 1888 E. Oliver ST. z
teze skoly pred casem graduo-
val Milton1v bratr Rudy F. Pa
rick. Oba bratTi 81 otevfeli
tiskaTsky zavod v dome svych
rodic1. PTejeme mladym kra-
janGm v jejich podnikanf mno-
no zdaru!
= Dostali jsme pohledn1 lis
tex S nasledujfc1m znen1m
Srdecny pozdrav z Detroit,
Mich. zasfla pi. John stipsak
a dcera Betty.
= ~Pripomfnam, re radna
mesicni schGze naseho Sdruze-
nj Dude sc konati TENTO PA
TEX, 25. UNORA We skole
Aug. HeTmana v 8. hodin We
Ger. Kazdy zastupce a "a
stupkyne Sc laskav6 zadajf, by
sc do teto schGze d~ostavili, neb
dalsf budoucnost naseho Sdru-
zenf zalezf ma p~Tftomnosti
vsech zastupcG.
Ia Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkG:
Josef Pokorny, predseda.
K uctenf pamatky me
zemrele sestry Karly Peterove,
byval6 baltimoranky nynf v
Richmond, Va, venujf $1,000.
ma Ceske Narodni Sdruzen1.
Rodina Matras.
- Posledn1 UstTicove Hody
budou poradany Dem. Klubem
Ceskych MladfkG 7. wardy v
ned6li, dine 5. brezna v Klubu,
- A. - Ill
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
DAIRY

Povalecny fond csl. Sokolstva
We Stare Vlasti:
pf. Anezka Svejdova $500, p1.
K. Krausova $1.00.
Ces. Narodni Sdruzeni:
ma Pomoc Rusku pf. K. Krau-
sova $500.
Ma zachranu ditek
" Ceskoslovensku
v6nuji krajane: Gustav a Ka-
rolina STREET z Glenelg, Md. So.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

1914 oslavu Narozenin Presi-
denta Tomase G.. Masaryka.
Slavnostnim Tecn1kem DR.. O..
Chyle z Ceskoslovenskeho W.
slanectvf We Washingtonu. Ia
catek pTesne v 8 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
TIL nsmecke ponorky potopeny.

Britskou admiration bylo
oznameno, re tri nemecke po-
norky byly potopeny a nekolik
dals1ch poskozeno britskymi
letci a valecnymi lodmi, kdyz
Sc pc jedenact dn1 ne1spesn6
pokousely proniknouti Gibral-
tarskou 1zinou do StTedozem-
nfho more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

Pffjem z Mikulasskeho Trhu
zapoc1tan do kvoty 1914.
Nasledkem meho onemocne-
nj tato zprava jest opozdena.
V. Kozak, ucetn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Pametnf me odkoupili Karel
a Lidka Zahradka.

L 1I1O phi ACA1 Vi
a Lidka Zahradka.
Dairy:
Alois Hnyla $500; Kristina
Kalivoda $780,; Zofie JAEGER
ma csl. vojsko v Anglii $500 a
ma csl. vojsko v Rusku $500;
Frank a Helena Hejny $500;
Bohumil a Anna Opava ma csl.
vojsko v Rusku $500; Antonio
Blaha $500; A. Chlumsky
$1.00; p. a p1. Matras $500;
rodina Matousek $500; Vypo-
mocny Vybor $4,000.
Ucetni zprava {. N. S. "a
Ate ctvrtleti 1943.
Pfijem:
P~rfspevky S $500.
Dairy 68.75.
Podniky 1868
$3O1.83'
ZGstatek z min. Alet1 1853
Celkem S479.51
Vydanf:
Zaloha FAB. vyboru $500
Ustredne "a znamky 800
$500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

japonskou zakladnu Truk
Americana ztratili pouze
IL letadel.
z hlavnf 1radovny pacific
lodstva v Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii, 20. 1nora. - Admiral
Ches5er w. Nimitz, vrchnl We
litel americkeho lodstva v Pa
cifiku, oznamil, re v histori-
ckem diva dni trvajicfm 1toku
odd1lu valecnych lodi
v Pacifiku pod velenfm admi-
rala R. A. Spruance ma slime O.
pevnenou namornf zakladnu
JaponcG ma ostrovech atollu
'Truk, bylo potopeno 10 nepTa-
telskych lodi a domnele poto-
peno 7 dals1ch a POI n~epratel-
skych aeroplan znicen.
Utok, ktery aspon castecne
pomstil 1skocny nalet JaponcG
ma Pearl Harbor dine 7. prosin-
ce 1941, byl proveden v srdci
slime chranenych vod neprftele
Sc ztratou pouze. II nasich
aeroplanG a S malym poskoze-
MIN jedne nasi lode.
Letecka obrana nepritele
znicena.
Japonska letecka obrana
byla 1plne rozbita a druheho
dine 1toku nebyla schopna kla-
sti vdbec zadneho odporu, jak
oznamil admiral Nimitz.
Mezi potopenymi lodemi ne
pr1tele byly: 2 lehke kTiznfky,
3 torpedoborce, municn1 LODI,
ma opravu hydroplanG, dive
olejove lode, 2 delove cluny a 8
nakladn1ch lodi.
Mimo to byly domnele poto-
peny: jeden kTizn1k nebo vel
ky torpedoborec, dive olejove
lode a 4 nakladn1 lode.
Americke bombard'aky, jez
vznesly z le%tistnfch lodi, Sc
strelily 1877 japonskych aero
plant re vzduchu a znicily dali
SIGH IA ma zemi. Dalsich vice
nez SO letadel bylo poskozeno
na zemi.
Americana obsadili dalsich
IL ostrovG.
Zat1m co admiral Nimitz O.
znamil prvnf podrobnosti o ma
letu ma atoll Truk, zpravy re
stredniho Pacifiku udavaj1, re
vojaci armady a marini, kterf
provedli invasi ma skupinu O.
strov1 v atollu Eniwetok v Sc
verozapadn1m rohu Marshall
skeho souostrov1, vzdaleneho
$50 mil cd Truku, zmocnili Sc
10 malych ostrovd v atollu a
pax pTi 1toku re dvou stran do
byli "a 6 hodin dGlezity ostrov
Enema obranne soustavy ia
ponci " Pacifiku Dude nutna.
Dulezitost americkeho v1tez-
stvf ma Truku opravnuje pred
poklad, re byvala neproniknu-
telna pevnost byla redukovana
tax, re jiz nikdy nebude posky
tovati stejne bezpecny pf1stav
pro japonske valecne lodstvo.
V tom prfpade celia obranna
.soustava Japonc1 ma strednlm
Pacifiku je znacne obmezena.
Dobyti letecke zakladny En-
gebi ma Eniwetoku, jez je pou-
re $50 mil an severovychod cd
'Truku, spolu s jistotou, re zby-
vajfcf cast techto koralovych o.
strov1 Dude rychle pfivedena
pod kontrolu americkych sill,
cin1 jistym, re Truk v brzke bu
doucnosti Dude neudrzitelnym
jake japonska namofn1 zakla-
dina.
Japonske lodstvo Dude nu-
ceno posunouti sv1j sired sko-
70 1900 mil ma zapad az k vel
Ike, chranene lagune ostrova
Palau, 500 mil ma vychod cd
Mamanao, kde, jak je znamo,
Japonci opevnovali a zdokona-
lovali pT1stav v nekolika posled
Mich letech.
Mono jest, re nepfatelske
valecne lodi budou nuceny u
chyliti sc 600 mil ma severoza-
pad cd Truku do prfstav1 Tt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Valka.
Velke vitezstvi
Americana
III Truku.

Admiral Nimitz hlasi potope-
nj 10 japonskych lodi v lagune
Truk a zniceni 2O1 aeroplanH.
Mimo to pravdspodobns bylo
potopeno 2 jinych lodi.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07

advancement of Arizona if elected
to Congress.
He said Arizona has many mill
tary fields and units. We have the
best flying climate in the world
and therefore, Army flying fields
should be made permanent in our
state.
"Some military units and fields
that the Army will want to abandon
at the conclusion of this conflict
should not be abandoned. At the
conclusion of this war there will be
ever so many veterans that must
have disqualification and that
should be given vocational training,
of they so desire, and as a veteran
Of World War I. life member OF
the Disabled American Veterans
and from the experience that I have
had in assisting my comrades. ]
know that the climate, atmosphere
sllo everything IN general Is the
best to be had here in Arizona. We
should, therefore, urge that all
military units which are abandoned
by the Army be taken over by the
veterans Administration and, if
necessary, revamped to suit the
needs OF our returning veterans.
Throughout Arizona there are
vast fertile acres of land. These
lands could and should be furnished
water from the Colorado River. 1t
is a gigantic undertaking and will
need much thought and considera-
ton. Projects that have been al
ready established must not be in
jured, projects which have been
started must have sufficient water
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND IN
TENT TO FORFEIT: Office of
Collector of Customs, Nogales, Ari-
zona. July 7, 1914. Pursuant to the
provisions of Sec. GOT, Tariff Act of
1890, notice is hereby given of the
seizure of the following merchan-
disc, to wit: case 3474, a gal.
mescal, 1914; case Bats, Us gal.
mescal, 6/9/44; case 3476, Y pit.
mescal, 6/10/44; case 3498, l gal
mescal, 6/29/44; case 3501, 1 qt.
brandy, 1 qt. mescal, 2/5 gal.
tequila. 6/29/44; seized at Nogales,
Arizona, on the dates shown Tor
violation of secs. 497 592 and 593,
Tariff Act of 1880, as amended
Unless claim therefor is filed in this
office in accordance with Sec. 6O8,
Tariff Act of 1880, said merchan-
disc will be declared forfeited on
July %, 1914 and will be disposed OF
as provided by law. Anyone claim
ing any of the above merchandise
must file claim therefor and post
the prescribed bond of $3.50 with
this office within 20 days from the
first publication Of this notice. Writ
C. Bowman, Collector OF Customs.
pub. July 7, ID, 81, 1944
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
Huge Mountain
Lion Killed On
Hathaway Ranch

A male mountain lion, weighing
approximately 40 pounds, was kill
ed last week after a three-day chase
by Charles Fish, government trap
per, at the Lincoln Hathaway ranch
in Cow Canyon in the Huachuca
mountains.
The lion, estimated by Fish to be
in his old age because of badly worn
teeth and gray head, was 7 feet 2
inches long.
Fish trailed him with dogs for
three days with the tracks being
washed out by rain, finally trapping
him in the largest trap available
He then shot him once with a %
calibre rifle
Three other lions have been killed
on the same ranch this spring and
summer
A trapper for many years, Fish
said the lion was the largest he had
ever seen.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
Patagonia

Arizona. Now, Therefore, Notice Is
Hereby Given that pursuant to an
Order of the Court made and enter
ed in the above-entitled Court in
the above entitled cause, the hear
ing on the Information of Libel in
the above entitled matter will be
had before the Court at the Federal
Courtroom in said Court in the City
of Tucson, Arizona, on the oath day
of July, 1914, at the hour of 1000
O'Clock A. NJ of said date, or upon
kny subsequent date of said Court
to which the hearing may be con-
tinued, at which time all persons
interested are notified to appear
and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said Information
should not be allowed and why the
Court should not pronounce against
said articles hereinabove described
and declare the same forfeited to
the United States Government and
delivered to the proper officers OF
the United States Government for
the use and benefit of said Govern
ment as provided by law. and at
which time any and all persons
having any interest in and claim to
said articles may present to said
Court any and all such claims and
any and all reasons that they may
have why said articles should not
be forfeited as prayed for in said
Information. Dated this 10th day
of June, 1914 B. j. Mckinney,
United States Marshal
publish July Z, 1944)
Nogales international., 1944-07-07

Notice of Hearing. No. Civil-238-
Tucson. In the District Court OF
the United States for the District
of Arizona. United States OF Amer
lea. Libelant, VS.. 2 McQuay-Norris
Spring Bolt Sets; II Cans Serco;
and i Set of IL Sealed Power
Piston Rings, Respondents. Notice
is hereby given that on the 10th day
of June, A. D. 1914, F. E. Flynn,
United States Attorney for the
District of Arizona, filed in the
above-entitled Court an Informa-
ton of Libel of 2 McQuay-Norrls
Spring Bolt Sets; II Cans Serco,
and l set of II Sealed Power
Piston Rings which we're then and
there intended to be exported, in
violation of % use 401, into the
Republic of Mexico from the Port
OF Nogales, Arizona by Enrique
Carranza, Sr. and on the filing OF
said Information of Libel the Court,
on the 10th day of June, A. D. 1914,
duly ordered the issuance OF an
Attachment and Monition against
the above-na named articles, and the
said described articles have by the
United States Marshal been duly
levied upon and seized by virtue OF
said monition and order OF attach
ment, and which order of said
Court fixed the oath day of July,
1914, at the hour of 1000 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. as the day
for hearing said petition and any
and all persons who might appear
in said cause, and which order OF
said Court directed that notice of
hearing on said Information be
given by one publication in a news
paper of general circulation and
printed and published at Nogales,
in said District of Arizona, the said
publication to be fourteen days prior
to the date for hearing said libel,
and to post notice thereof fourteen
DAYS prior to the date of hearing,
one at the west door on the south
side of the United States Post Office
and Court House in Tucson, and
two thereof in the City of Tucson,
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
Bill Petersen Outlines Congressional
Platform For Postwar Arizona

supply. The control of irrigation
districts already established by
farmers must not be taken away
from them as the development of
desert acres unfold with the water
from the Colorado River. Those
lands that are owned by the state
and federal government should be
first opened for purchase to our re-
turning veterans.
Tourists
Through the many facilities of
the federal government should
come the promotion of bringing
tourists to visit all of Arizona and
really acquaint the people of the
United States with the fact that we
have the best climate, the most
beautiful scenery and the outstand-
ing wonders of the world in Arizona.
Small mine operators must be
given federal aid, so that they may
reopen their mines which have been
closed for so long.
Legislation must be introduced
and passed which will, in every way,
keep the alien enemy nationals. or
other groups, buuds, conscientious
objectors, or whatever they may be
called, from ever getting toe hold
anywhere in the United States, as
they did previous to this conflict,
for the purpose of infiltrating our
country with propaganda and at
tempts to overthrow our democratic
form of government.
Assistance must be given AL
business to eliminate the red tape
and to stop the possible flooding of
our markets with surplus commodi-
ties which some may want to release
after the conclusion of the war.
Those who serve us in our National
Congress, must definitely Dear in
mind that private industry must be
preserved, in order that labor and
the veterans from this conflict will
be able to secure the employment to
which they are so justly entitled.
We must promote and encourage
private industry; in order to protect
both labor and industry in the post
war era, or otherwise, we, who
fought for the democratic principles
in 1917 and 1918, and those sons,
brothers and fathers fighting this
conflict, will have fought in vain.
We can best preserve these prin-
ciples by preserving our state's S
rights.
Farmers. cattle ranchers and
wool growers must not be faced with
the importation of grains. cattle,
wool and other commodities to the
extent that it will break the market
prices prevailing throughout the
United States" "
Petersen said. IT am pledged to
work for this program and to give
NV all that the United States of
America. our country. and Arizona.
our state. shall maintain their posi-
tions as the greatest nation and the
grandest state on the face of this
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
Col. ISaacsOn
Awarded Medal

1t. Col. H. S. Isaacson, whose
wife Gucile Wilde) and two chill
dren are here for the duration, has
been awarded the bronze medal for
heroic achievement in action.
Col. Isaaacson, son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Wilde, is stationed in
Italy.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
Recovering
From Fall At
Courthouse

Mrs. Cora Everhart, county
school superintendent, is recovering
from an accident suffered on June
21st when she fell down the last
eight steps at the courthouse and
broke her left wrist.
She has the arm in a cast up to
the elbow and it will be about three
more weeks before it can be re-
moved.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
HELD BY THE STATE OF ARIZONA
LEGAL NOTICE

PROPERTY
ARIZONA.
described
the Board of Supervisors County Arizona and after
July oath 1914 Chapter 73 Article
Annotated 1899
full attached to the bid and
envelope containing nc
OWNER DESCRIPTION OF TAXES, INTEREST
PENALTIES & COSTS
Farmer, H. j. Smelter
for and d. Block P.
of
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
G.. SINIONTON. Clerk,
of Supervisors,
Santa County,
publish June 23 80 July IA, 1s44)
Nogales international., 1944-07-07

PHOENIX, July 6-Bill Petersen
stated when he made his announce
ment for Congress that at a later
date he would give to the citizens of
Arizona the outline of what he
would strive to do to further the
Nogales international., 1944-07-07

earth and continue to guarantee to
all the right to live in liberty and
the pursuit of happiness. I will
sincerely appreciate your vote on
July 18th for the office of United
States Representative in Congress. >"
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
Jose H. Sinohui
Wounded In Action

Tech. Sgt. Jose H. Sinehui of
Patagonia is reported by the War
Department as wounded in action
in the Mediterranean area.
He is son of Hilario Sinohui of
Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
HERE FOR SUMMER

Mrs. Neri Osborn, Jr., and son
arrived Monday from Phoenix to
spend the remainder of the sum-
mer. Mrs. Osborn is a sister-in-law
of Gov. Sidney P. Osborn.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
BARKER GRADUATING
FROM OFFICER SCHOOL

Norman C. Barker will graduate
from officer candidate school at
F't. Benning, Ca, in September.
Nogales international., 1944-07-07
MOVE TO LONG BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Stensgaard
have sold their home on the Tucson
road and moved to Long Beach,
Calf.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Electric Firm Wins!
Excess Profit Trial

Without passing "a tn c0nstitu-
tionaljty Of the RenegntiA&ton At,
h three Judge District Court kibu-
|nal yesterday gave = memorandum
opinion expressing the vieW that
the Lincoln Electric GO. of Cleye-
land has the right 70 . trial On
merits h . case Ia which the 11nm
seeks m injunction TO prevent The
Government from forcing II to turn
over alleged exceas profits. The
court set September 81 - the date
for the trial on merits.
The statutory tribunal. consisting
Of Chief Justice p. Lawrence 0roner
Of the Court Or Appeals and jug
tices Jennings Bailey and +. Alan
0oldsborou9h Of District Court,
Evening star., 1944-08-03
.Armored Sergeant Walks Into Sniper Nest
While Men Flank Him to CIeon Out Germuns

The nrst tWo weeks Ii France
were pretty rough from the snipeF
angle. - has irnned itself out now.
The Americans have Z better tecl1-
|niquS and they are better shots and
the G1iper 4 not doiu2 % wen.
But they still hang around hedge
rows. church steeples and top noors
of houses, whether or not they've
been ruined by shell iire:
The Germans, wnen they pun out
OF shell -tnrn town, always leave
= few snipars around. 80 the boys
walk pretty carefully. fiatteniiis
Themselves against the walls as they
90. hoping to draw the sniper out
and make him reveal himself with
out too mucn cost to themselves. II
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Deaths Reported

Julia z. Atkinson, 80, 1914 Irving st. NV.
Mary L. Pierce, 80. 1880 Belmont st. NV.
Pauline w. Hahn. 70, 1918 Tuckerman
st. NV.
Julius Uike, .73, 2e1e woodley pl. NV.
Msas. MMary Z; e Redmond, m az, 9 923 9Th st. NV.
Annie NJ. o'Connor, Sc. 1910 East Cap
Kate Sweeney. e5, 3s7 Webster st. NV.
Edna P. Post, SO, 2737 Devonshire ri. nv.
Arthur B. Webster. q; 1917 B st. Sc.
Fred Reynolds, 56, $3.50 r st. NV.
John r. Macdonald, 55, 1900 r st. NV.
Arthur NJ. Hahn. 40. 1915 Tuckerman
Robert J. Roy 2. Brownville Junction, Me.
Annie l. Colbert, n. 4l2 Elm st. NV.
william Proctor, 81. 162ik iIth III hn st. NV.
John Z; G5esnfelds So, 1913? Walter pl Sc.
James jackson. AZ, TIA Columbia I'd. NV.
Eva Mou5stn, 40, 629 3rd St. ne:
Infant Wallace Reeves, 373s Foote st. ne.
Infant Morgan, 5021 B st. Sc.
Evening star., 1944-08-03

denied 5 oovor1aaaont moeion for i
summary jsadGneGk aCaanst the
nxm- Il GHantod, tl1o jud0mont
would havo had tn eloot q d.
miasing tts frms suit for u IN.
Junction.
1hs rlils toe Z SEMINARY judg-
ment VA, b ON opanion, neySr
intended u throw upon the court
the burdeu q detexnninine . caae
involving. q III one hand ! deli-
cato question q law, and On the
oth@ hand complicated and con-
Hoversta facts, without m ade-
quate ana proper hearing the
court said Tte arm should Be
given n opportunity of proving its
case and that the conskitaitionality
Of the act @should b brisfsd and
argued"
The Government seeks 70 have