davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-17

SOLOMON G. Comrades of Col.
James S. Petit Camp, U. S.
= w. w.. will assemble at Safiel S
funeral home, 475 H st. NV, at
- O'Clock Tuesday, July is,
1914, for the funeral of our
late comrsde, SOLOMON G.
DIEHL. Interment Arlington
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
BEST LAW ENFORCEMENT
Sacramento Bee)

Sacramento Bee
The first few days experience under
Sacramento's new 10 pm. curfew ordi-
nance for juveniles appears to have teen
quite satisfactory.
Summing up the weekend situation,
Asst. Chief of Police Fritz Kamnsky
stated:
"The number of juveniles contacted
by officers was very small. Parents OF
Sacramento apparently are taking the
curfew seriously and cooperating we'll
with the police department. y
Kaminsky places his finger ON the most
satisfactory way to enforce the law
that is for the parents to see that their
children are not wandering around un-
supervised late at night.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
Toll of U.Boats
Stands at 500

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL tUP)-
A ioint American and British re-
mort disclosed Wednesday night
that more than 500 German subma-
rines have been sunk by Allied
forces since the war began.
The report also revealed that II
Ir-boats have been sunk in the
English channel since the Allied in
yasion of France June 6.
II warned, however, that the
U-boat fleet is still of impressive
size" and promised to carry on the
relentless attack in all waters "un-
iii all chances of revival OF the
U-boat campaign are killed what
ever may be the new devices and
methods developed by the enemy"
The U-boat," the statement said,
remains the hunted rather than
the hunters.
The Joint announcement, the first
in which an actual overall figure
ON U-boat sinkings has been given,
said the number of German raiders
blasted to the bottom during the
war now exceeds 500.
The German raiders still operat-
ing. it continued, are extremely
cautious" In July, during the
heaviest cross channel traffic back
ing up the army of liberation,
they were also ineffective, 1t said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

California. This land is regis
tered under the Land Title Act.
Furniture in residence situated
on the above described real
property.
The terms and conditions of
sale are;
Cash in lawful money of the
United States, or such cash and
credit as may be approved by
said Court:
1910 of the purchase price to
be paid at the date of sale, and
the balance on confirmation OF
sale by the Court.
Written bids or offers are invited
for said property and will be re-
ceived in the aforesaid office of
the attorney for said guardian, or
may be filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Superior Court, or
delivered to said guardian person.
ally at any time after the first pub
lication of this notice and before
the making of said sale.
DATED: August /, 1914.
BANK OF AMERICA Ma
TIONAL TRUST AND
SAVINGS ASSOCIATION.
AS Guardian of the Estate
of RICHARD RUSSELL
MORR, a Minor
BY: C. E. DeROCHIE,
Trust Officer
Bank of America Building.
Sixth and Broadway,
San Diego |, California.
EUGENE GLENN,
Attorney for Guardian.
mo. 2D (A2-l5 incl0
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
(San Diego Union)

A recent survey by one of the popular
agencies which periodically polls the
country on matters of moment disclosed
that 80 percent of the people of the
United States are totally ignorant of the
provisions of the Bill of Rights-the YER
liable charter of their personal liberties.
1t is strange indeed, that in country
where freedom is accepted as matter
of course such ignorance and indiffer-
ence should prevail.
In times like these-in any times-it
is we'll worth while to recall some words
of great Englishman who flourished
in the days preceding American inde-
pendence, William Pitt Earl of Chath-
am:
THE poorest man in his cottage can
bid defiance to all the forces of the
crown. 1t may be frail; its roof may
shake; the wind may blow through it;
the storms may enter, the rains may en-
ter. But the King Of England cannot
enter; all his forces dare not cross the
threshold of the ruined tenement"
Bureaucracy? Yes. But we still have
the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
DEFEAT AT HOME.
VICTORY ABROAD
(Santa Monica Outlook

Once again civilian Americans must
make the humiliating admission that the
war is going we'll everywhere except on
the home front.
In retrospect it will be hard to under
stand the phenomena of thousands OF
citizens of the United States leaving their
jobs and slowing down the nations war
effort while their sons and brothers are
rsking their lives in their country's cause
on many battle fronts.
The transportation strike in Philadel-
phia center of one of the greatest indus
trial areas of the United States, Is
serious reverse for the national war et-
fort at the climax of the world conflict.
similar situation in Montreal is
having similar effects on the Canadian
war effort.
Six thousand trolley, bus and subway
workers were on strike in Philadelphia
and 1000 tramway workers were on strike
in the Canadian city. A population OF
more than 100000 has been thrown into
confusion and hammered in its work by
the strike in the two cities.
ANY conceivable grievance would seem
a trivial reason for sabotaging the war
effort at time when soldiers of the
United Nations are engaged in their
great drive against the enemy in France.
No strike crippling hOme-front support
of the soldiers could be justified while
the allied armies are fighting and Win
ming gloriously on the battlefields of
Normandy and Brittany.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
ARMY SPREADS u. S. CULTURE

WEST PLAINS, Mo, Aug. TO-
UP)--A Missouri soldier, home on
furlough after a year in active SER
vice, grinningly admitted to having
helped spread American culture in
the South Pacific. Cpl. William H.
Castnear said that teaching the
native children of South Pacific
islands to sing Pistol Packin' Ma
ma" and Marry Doats' helped
the men of the U. S. army signal
corps to forget their homesickness.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
WREN'S NEST IN TROUSERS

KANSAS CITY, kaIl,, Aug IV'
(UP)-When Mrs. Thomas Gran
berry went to take pair OF her
husbands trousers off the clothes
line in the back yard of their home
here recently, she found that a
wren had built a nest in one of the
trousers pockets. The sympathetic
housewife not only left the new
nest in the pocket, but cut the legs
off the trousers SO that cats might
not climb up and catch the birds.
At last reports Cranberry had ad-
mitted that he had lost the trous-
ers, but he had four Wren's eggs
in the pocket.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
British Transfer
Quarters From
Africa to Italy

ROME, Aug. 10. CUP)-General
Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, su-
preme Allied commander i'll the
Mediterranean theater, announced
the removal of Allied headquarters
from North Africa to Italy.
The transfer was made SCme
time ago but not previously an
nounced. The shift included head
quarters of the Royal and U. S.
navies. the Allied air force, the
Mediterranean Allied coastal air
force and the u. S. army.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
DIES TRAILS OFFICIALS
ON TRUCK WITH PAC

What may be Representative Dies last
major probe before he retires at the end
of this session of Congress and ends his
turbulent career as chairman Of the COM
mittee which has been carrying on lnVes-
LEGATIONS into subVersive activities, is his
present drive to obtain facts concerning
his charges that high federal officials
and heads Of bureaus have been truck
ing with the Political Action Committee
of the ClO.
He bases his charges on the Hatch act
which specifically forbids actions such
as Dies contends have been taken by these
officials. He is facing opposition of At
torney General Riddle whose duty is
far more exacting and authoritative than
the Dies committee holds. Biddle can
find no harm, no fault in the officials,
and in so declaring his stand, the attor-
ney general must admit the Dies cOnten-
ton that these named officials are IL
close contact with the ClO political
group leaders.
The PAC is a recognized political unit.
Sidney Hillman. of the Garment Work
ers union and prominent labor leader is
the genius and directing mind behind
the PAC and it is he who sees to the
collection of PAC funds from unionists,
thousands of whom have no use for the
set-up. Tied up with the Hillman group
is Earl Browder, head of the communists
and the gentleman who was pardoned by
President Roosevelt.
The Dies comnlittee has evidence, un-
CHALLENGED. of numerous telephone calls
between the Hillman-Browder aggrega-
ton and government officials. Among
the names listed as having had these eX-
changes is David X. Niles of the White
House staff whose exact status no one
seems to know but who openly has been
labeled as political worker. Others iden-
titled with the calls are listed along with
Niles as being exempt under the Hatch
act. but Dies holds that their subordi-
mates flatly do come within the scope of
the law and he proposes to expose the
entire transactions.
1t would seem unnecessary for any
investigating body to be called upon to
probe into the political activities of per-
sons who are close to the fountain head.
Either the Hatch act is an overall source
for obtaining clean elections or 1t isn't
worth a fig Most certainly II 1t applles
at all, it applies at the point where Dies
contends it does and this probe should
be carried out to the last ditch, no matter
how the administration smear brigade
SWINGS into action.
Biddle says even if these government
employees and bureau heads are guilty,
it is not up to his department to act. He
saws the Hatch act is not a criminal
statute. which may be technically the
case, nevertheless most certainly the de-
partment of Justice is charged with the
business of enforcing all the laws and
the Hatch law is one of them.
For the sake of at. least an attempt
TO free elections of fraud and dirt it is
to be hoped the public will have full
opportunity to know the ins and outs of
the Dies charges even if it all ends in
the mere enlightening phases.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
CAMERAMAN KILLED

Three days later, back at camp
I learned that AP Photographer
Bede Irwin had been killed in the
bombing and that Ken was safe.
We came out of our ignominouS
sprawling and stood up again 10
watch. We could sense that by now
the error had been caught ana
checked. The bombs again were
falling where they were intended, a
mile or so ahead.
Even at n nile away a thousand
bombs hitting within a few seconds
can shake the earth and shatter
the air where you are standing
There was still dread in our
hearts. but it gradually eased as
the tumult and destruction moved
slowly forward.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
Ernie Pyle
Finds Observation Location
Under Rain of Own Bombs;
Drifting Smoke Fools Pilots

nv back and shoulders ached as
though I'd been beaten with a club.
It was simply the result of muscles
tensing themselves too tight for too
long against anticipated shock. And
remember worrying about war
correspondent Ken Crawford. a
friend from back in the cid Wash
ington days. who l knew was sew
eral hundred yards ahead OF me.
AS far as I knew, he and l were
the only two correspondents with
the Fourth Division. l didn't know
who might be with the divisions on
either side-Which also were being
hit rs we could see.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
MISS GOOD AS A MILE

BOSTON, Aug. J. lUP)-A Niles
is as good as a mile, as PFC. Ihom-
as p Mitchell of Roslindale, now
with the 45th Division in Italy, mas
good reason to testify. In a letter
to bis parents, Mitchell said that
he had been struck by a German
shell fragment. Doctors told him,
he added, that if the fragment had
pierced one ten-thousandth OF an
inch deeper he would have lost the
sight of his left eye.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The fOIl0Wing edit
oridls are presented as interesting 0pm-
ions UOiced by editors eiseWhere. 1hey
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
OKLAHOMA COUNTY VALUE UP

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. III.
CUP)-An increase of $737 ,444 in
the assessed valuation of Oklaho-
ma county was noted recently in
a report certified to the county
assessor. The total valuation was
placed at $138,229,94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10

An army survey shows that army
nurses, who number 10000, are
marrying at the rate of 10 per day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Guardian of the Estate
of RICHARD RUSSELL MORR, a
minor, will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder upon the terms
and conditions hereinafter men,
toned, and subject to confirmation
by said Superior Court on the l8Jn
day of August 1914 at the hour OF
ten O'Clock ann, or thereafter with
in the time allowed by law, in the
office of Eugene Glenn, Esq, $40
Bank of America Building at Sixth
Avenue and Broadway, City of San
Diego, County of San Diego, State
of California, all right, title, inter-
est and estate of said minor, and
all right, title and interest that the
estate of said minor has acquired
by operation of law or otherwise
in and to that certain real and per-
sonal property situate in the Coun-
ty of Imperial, State of California,
described as follows, to wit:
The Southeast quarter (SEAD
of the Southeast quarter (SEA)
of the Northeast quarter (NEA
of Section 8, Township l6 South,
Range IL East, S.BM. accord
ing to the United States Gov
ernment official plat of resur-
vey approved March Is, 1909
and on file in the United States
Land Office at Los Angeles,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10

When the battle lines extend from the
far corners of the earth to the remotest
American hamlet where Industrial pro
duction takes place, the health of the
industrial worker takes equal rank with
that of the fighting man-Dr. w. W.
Bauer, Bureau of Health Education di-
rector. American Medical Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

1t is most comforting that all the peo-
ples of the continent are closely grouped
under the brilliant leadership OF Hitler,
who has been supernaturally transform
ed by developments into more than an
intrepid defender of Germany, ne IS the
defender of Europe.-La Fronda, Argen-
tine newspaper recently blacklisted by
IT =
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-10
LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SAN DIEGO.

NO. 3EIS6
In the Matter of the Guardian
ship of the Estate of RICHARD
RUSSELL MORR, a Minor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
RuSka frOnta.

V Madarsku 1tocf druhe ar
mazda Malinovskeho pc cele
fronte cd Budapest do Miskov-
ce. Rusove jednak obesli Mis-
kovec re zapadu a zacfnaji ia
|dy vystupovat do Bukovych
hor. Ma trait Miskovec-Buda
pest obsadili Rusove stanici
Fuezesabony cd ktere odbocu-
j pres Eyer trait do Rimavske
|Soboty a do Roznavy ma Sloven
sku. Dale ma zapad Rusove "a
cali vystupovat do vrch1 Ma
ira, ktere jsou predhorim Slo-
venskeho Krusnohof1 a Niz-
|kych later. Zde Rusove dobyli
Idve d1lezita madarska mesta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Dsvcata a Zeny dejte Sc
k WAC.

Bylo nam z 1fadovny Balti-
more WAC Recruiting District
oznameno, re zeny nyni zapsa-
ne do Women's Army Corps a
ktere by 81 pfaly nastoupiti sluz
bu az pc svatcfch vanocnfch.
budou povolany do aktivni
sluzby az pc 1. lednu.
Toto narfzenf umoznf mist
MIN zenam, re Sc mohou dat
nynf odvesti k WAC a ztraviti
Vance a Novy Rok v kruhu
svych pffbuznych a pfatel.
Krajanky ktere z Vas byste
cht9la staff sc WAC, Haste sc
o informace u: 1t. zelda S. Nj
chols. WAC Recruiting Office.
3O5 N. Charles St., Baltimore
I. Telephone, MU berry 1920.
Extension 381 a 681 nebo zaj-
dete do nejblizsf WAC mali
macf kancelafe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
SokoIsky Spolecensky Vecirek
jiz tuto nedeli, &c. listopadu
" SOkolovnS.

Jak jsme Yam sdelili MIMI
~ tyden ma tonic m1ste, sci
dou Sc Sokolice, Sokolove a je-
jich pTatele "a 1celem oslave-
nj SO let clenstvf br. SokolG v
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk". Pr tie pf1-
lezitosti budou jim odevzdany
odznaky v uznan1 jejich verne
a vytrval6 pr1slusnosti a CHINO
sti. Zaroven Dude pTijato ne
kolik novych clenG do obou
sborG. Pc te Dude nasledovati
vecere, pax mas nejoblfbenejsl
Indoor SPORT, karticky a pax
tanecek pTi hudbe br. Svitaka.
Vytezek Dude venovan k hra-
zeni nad1lky nasim obrancum
vlasti a svobody.
Prfspevek obnasf $1.00 "a O.
sobu. Zacatek We 3. hod. odp.
V6tsina jiz prislfbila ucast.
Kdoz by 81 jeste pral byti pri-
tomen, z~avolej sestru Rose CT
hIaT, BR 1925 nebo br. Josefa
Pokorneho BR O593.
Ma shledanou V Sokolovne v
nedeli, dine 26. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
6. VALECNA PUJCKA.

Spotlight on GI", obrovske
valecn6 pTedstaven1 pfedvade-
ne Third Service Command ja-
ko cast 1castenstv1 programu v
naboru 6. valecne pujcky, jest
denne pTednaseno We Zbrojnici
5. pluku.
Tato armadnf hra, ktera "a
pocala minute pondel1 sestava
re z~vlastnfch vystoupeni 9ti ia
bord 8. Sluzebn1ho Velitelstv1 a
u. S. Pobrezn1 straze. Kazdy
vecer 1tinkuje jiny tabor. 2
pTedstaven1 "a vecer 1880 a
$3.50. Vstup volny!
V ned6li sc nehraje.
Krajane! Kupujte Valecne
Bondy 6. Valecne PGjcky v ma
SIGH Ceskych Stavebnlch Spoil
XII. Ceskoslovenska kvota jest
100000. Kvota pro mesto
Baltimore 600 a Stat
Maryland $21O,OOO,OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Italie-B Balkan.

V Italii polske oddly DOLBY
ly vesnici u mesta Faenzy mezi
RIM a Bologni. Ma Balkanech
oznamuje marsal Tito, re al
banst1 a ju~goslavstf partyzani
vtrhli do albanskeho hlavnlho
mesta Tirany. Pozdeji Nemci
potvrdili evakuaci Tirany. Tt
tovy oddly oznamuj1 1spechy
z cele Jugoslavie, kde spolecne
S Bulhary cist1 cd Nemc1 1ze-
mi severne cd Vardaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
SESTA VALECNA PUJCKA.

Minulou nedeli vecer zahajil
president Roosevelt kampan
seste valecne pdjcky. Jsem
pfesvedcen, re vetsina naseho
lldu vyslechla presidentovu rec
a mnoz1 byli zajiste pfekvape-
nj jak kratky proslov ten byl.
Ma druhe strane, povazfme-
Ii, re toto jest jiz sesta kampan
ma f~inancovan1 valecnych W.
lob a re kazda mela ten samy
ucel, nebylo treba dlouheho
vysvetlovan1. Stare ceske pT1-
slow pravf: "Do dubu marne
mluvit." I'll, kteff az doposud
svou povinnost nepochopili, a
nedovedou uznat, re zakoupe-
nj bondd jest vlastne ulozenl
penez ma slusny 1rok a ma tn
neJlepS1 zaruku ma svete, tenn
zajiste jest marno dale vec tn
vysvetlovat.
0 Gem vsak Sc mohl president
zminit, avsak jake hlava vlady
|Spojenych StatG nemohl, jest,
re Jisty pocet lidu v teto zemi
nachaz1 Sc pod vlivem nazistic-
Ike propagandy. Americtf ma
ziste = a jest jich mezi Mani
vice nez mnozi 81 dovedou
pfedstavit = nepouz1vaj1 We
rejnehO tisku, agituj1 pOuZe
septem: "Vojna neprestane
dokud lid Dude valecne bondy
kupovat." anebo "nevefte a
mericke Wade tax mnoho; kup
tie nejakou tn bondu jen tax
pro oko a radeji schovejte 81
penlze nekam jinam', a podob-
neho vice.
President nemohl O necem
podobnem sc zmlnit, nebot by
1fedne stvrdil jak lehkoverny
americky lid jest.
DIE meho 1sudku co nejvice
stezuje prodej valecnych bon
dG jest faktum, re americky
lid, vyj1maje ty, kteTi mali sve
syny, dcery a muze ma fronte,
az dosud nev1 co vojna jest. V
porovnanf S obyvateli skoro
vsech zemf, mimo teto, name
Sc zde jak jine ceske pr1slovf
pravf: "Jako cune v zite".
Mnozf vydelavaj1 penez jake
nikdy v jejich zivote a jeste ma
to sakrujf, re nedostanou dost
benzinu ably mohli S automobi-
lem ma flam. JIM nadavajf ma
RUNE ty regulace, ktere jsou
pro to ably ceny byly drzeny do
iiste m1ry ma 1rovni, ably take
ii Tide, jejichz pTfjmy zvyseny
nebyly, mohli svou existence u
haiti.
Doufam, re mas lid zajiste
svou povinnost vykona a tie
kvoty, ktera nam byla ustano-
vena, $4,000 tez dosahne.
Vas,
Ant. J. Svejda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24

Gyoengyoes a Hatvan. Uporne
81 ruda armada kleSt1 take ces-
tn severovychodne cd Budape-
sti, ably pronikla k Dunaji Sc
verne cd hlavniho mesta. So
vetska letadla slime bombardo-
vala Budapest a z neutralnfch
NEST dochazej1 zpravy, re di-
plomaticky sbor uprchl z Bu-
dapesti do Soproni ma rakous-
kych hranicfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
SCHUZE cSL.
SPOLKU.

Ones, v patek kona Sc Tadna
schdze zastupcG a zastupkyn
do Sdruzen1 Csl. Spolk6 We sko-
lie Augustine Hermana v 8 no
din vecer. Ucast vsech nutna.
Dale Sc vyzivaji vsichni, kite
RI rozprodavali vstupenky ma
Spojenecky Bazaar a dosud je
nevyrovnaIi nebo nevratili by
talk ucinili, ably Sc mohla wy
pracovati financni zprava O
Bazaru. Tato zprava Dude O.
tisknuta " Telegraph"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
POHREB.

We ctvrtek, 16. listopadu
zemrel pc dvou mes1cn1 srdec-
nj nemoci krajan John Korbel,
23O N. Duncan ul., We start II
let. Byl mestskym d6lnlkem.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore, byl sy-
mem zemTelych osadnlkd Ma
teie a Amy Korbel. Manuel
ka Barbora Korbel, rozena Ger
ma, jej take pfedesla ma vec-
most.
PohTeb konal Sc v pondel1,
20. listopadu re Cvachova Po-
hTebnfho Domu ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
vlp. Jos. Kocana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Valka.
Zapadn1 frOnta.
SPOJENCI UDERILI.
SEST M UTOCf MA
NEMCE MA FRONTE
TRf SET PADESATI MIL.

ANl De- FADESAl MIL.
z cele zapadnf fronty, ma
ktere 1tocf sest spojeneckych
armad, oznamuji Sc dspechy,
ktere poskytujf nad6ji k rychle
porazce Nemc1 a k zahaieni
bleskoveho postupu do srdce
Nemecka.
Nejvetsf 1spechy oznamuje
tfet1 armada Pattonova. Pat
tonovy oddly pc dobyti dali
SIGH nekolika pevnost1 v okoli
Met vtrhly primo do ulic mes
ia. Severne cd Met Pattonovy
oddly postoupily ma lucembur-
sko-francouzske hranici a vtr-
hly ma nemecke saarske 1ze-
mi. Cd dobyt6ho Thionvillu
postoupili tn Americana uz 16
mil.
Jizne cd Met americka sed-
ma a francouzska prvni arma-
da odrazily zuTive nemecke
proti1toky We Vosgeskych pr1-
smycfch a stojf ted u Belfortu.
Jine vote postoupili az k Sep
pois, Is mil jihovychodne cd
Belfortu. Zde je situace pro
hence zejmena nebezpecna.
Kdyby Sc spojencdm podaTilo
prolomit zde frontu a prekro-
cit Ryn mohli by proniknout
do Falcka a severn1ho Bavor-
ska.
Ma 1seku prvnf a devate a.
mericke armady rovnez pokra-
cujf prudke boje a spojenci
postupujf. Jihovychodne Cd
each vypudili Americana po-
slednf zbytky NemcG, kteT1 dr.
zeli mesto Stolberg. V Huert-
|genskem lese byla dobyta YES
nice Gressenich, 10 mil vycho-
|dne cd each. Jeste dale ma Sc
yer, postupuje devata armada
k vesnic1m Linnich a Juelich,
ktere ovladajf d1lezite silnicni
kTizovatky k Duesseldorfu a
Karfeldu. Britska druha ar
mazda prekrocila nemeckou hra
nici a dobyla nemecke mesto
Geilenkirchen, zat1m co dale
ma sever v Holandsku tato ar
mazda zTldila dive pTedmost
pres kanal smerem k mestu
Venice.
Konecne re zapadnf Francie
Sc oznamuje, re s~pojenecke
oddly = patrne francouzske
a americke - prolomily obra-
nu pr1stavu st. Nazaire, ktery
dosud drz1 Nemci ma atlantic
KEN pobrez1.
Nemci pc cele fronte zoufa-
lie vrhaj1 posily a tanky prot
postupujfcfm spojeneckym Cd
d1lGm,- nebot 81 u%vedomuj1, re
spojenecky prGlom mGze Sc tn
stat katastrofou, ktera pro
Nemce Dude znamenat konec
valky. Proto correspondent va
RUIZ, re Sc nemajf ocekavat sen
sacn1 v1tezstvf, a re BOZ tn bu-
de zdlouhavy.
Spojenecke letectvo krone
1cinneho zasahovanf primo ma
fronte bombardovalo jednak
Muenster v Poryn1, ably znicilo
nemecke komunikace "a from
tou, jednak oblast V1dne. Asi
500 nemeckych letadel bylo pri
tom sestreleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
PATTON DOBYL METY
A PRONIKL DO
|SAARSKEHO E

Celia zapadni fronta " delce
$50 mil je " ohni. Velka Spo-
jenecka zimni ofensiva je " pl-
mem proudu.
z. americka armada dobyIa
mssta Sarrebourg a Mittlebron.
Francouzske oddly bojuji O
Mulhouse a Colmar " Elsasku.
Postup Americana vychodns
Cd each je p~ozvolny.
Rusove zapocali S novou o.
fensivou ma Litve.