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Evening star., 1944-05-17

TIME believes Americas srsotsst need, now
and in the coming years. for the sovereign people to
make up their minds and speak them out.
10 do 50, citizens must keep themselves informed
And that means not only reading newspapers (whose job
is report the news fasD TIME whoe job to make
the whole weeks make ense but also reading books
and periodicals that argue the and advance the
that are in the news
So. in advertisements like this, TIME is seeking
to encouragement wide reading and thinking, by setting
forth arguments both sides of certain basic questions
For TIMES future is firmly linked to ctizenry
deeply concerned about public afars-to nation fercey
nsistent upon knowing the TRUTH and through the TRUTH
arriving at sound judgments
Evening star., 1944-05-17
Do something with Mem...
or they'll do something TO y0u|

Those Is billion dollars worth of factories YOU now
own can make or break your plans for tomorrow.
Those factories of yours now turning out ships,
planes tanks, jeep and bullets at furious rate They
were built money they represent quarter of the
whole present-day industrial plant of the US
But when the war and no longer need engines
destruction what going to do with all your war
plants then?
Will they be put promptly to peacetime use?
Will they 60 providing jobs for millions of workers
and help America from another tragedy of unem-
ployment?
Will they pour out food of better homes better cars
better trans better gadgets better food better clothing
better TOOLS better machines that will give brand new,
worldwide meaning to "the American standard of living?
Or will they stand silent and empty for months and
years-whie the country slides again into depression and
unemployment, and maybe you yourself reading the
want ads?
Of COURSE say 'the thing to do is TO keen these
Evening star., 1944-05-17

This is one of the great national problems that needs
reading and studying and discussing by just handful
ofexperts, but by all the people.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
VET JOB OFFICE
OPENS AT DAVIS

wilmington essential employers
are anxious to employ discharged
service men," Manager Felix A.
Scroggs, of the U. S. Employment
Service, said Monday as he an
nounced the re-establishment Of an
outpost employment office at Camp
Davis to interview war veterans.
employers here want the serv-
ices of discharged service men. "
Scroggs said. 1.-TWO employers last
week notified the employment Of
flee to send them persons to fill
certain jobs, with the understand
ing that as soon as qualified vet
Grams are available, the jobs
would be relinquished to them"
scroggs added that many north
erners. who have served with the
armed forces in this locality, are
STAYING here on war jobs, following
medical discharges from the armed
forces.
An office to furnish information
To veterans about local JOB open
ings and others in this state, and
to appraise them of their re-em'
nloyment rights has been estab'
iished in the station hospital at
Camp Davis. William c. McClam'
nv veterans employment inter
viewer. is on duty there from
Tuesday through Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
EIGHT ARE PAROLED

RALEIGH, Jan. IL Up Eight
prisoners. including two convicted
of manslaughter and one OF second
degree murder we're paroled TO-DAY
day by Governor Broughton.
They were Richard Anderson,
convicted in September 1886 IN
Buncombe Of second degree muir
der and sentenced to $3.50 years;
Marion McNeily, convicted in Jan
uary 1899 in Mecklenburg Of Man
slaughter and sentenced to 10-15
years; Jim Griffin, convicted in
February 1887 in Jackson Of Man
slaughter and sentenced to 12-15
years; A. Bruce Cleaver, convict
ed in September 1943 in Wake Of
highway robbery and sentenced to
enc year;
Lawrence Smith, convicted in
January 1943 in Davidson of high
way robbery and sentenced to three
years; Earl Henson, convicted in
December 1943 in Burke of larceny
and sentenced to three months;
B. G. Cowper, convicted in Octo-
Der 1913 in Hartford of setting fire
to and burning an automobile and
sentenced to one to two years; Ma
than Braswell, convicted in Nov
ember 1888 in Wayne of breaking,
entering and larceny and sentenc-
ed to 1912 years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-N
The War Department made
public today . list OF U. 3.
soldiers killed In action, In
Guiding these from North Caro-
lima.
fASIATIC AREA
Satterfield, Sgt.' Julius M
Mrs. Grace v. Satterfield,
wife, 631 South Sunset Drive
Winston-Salem.
MEDITERRANEAN
Carpenter, Pvt. Hoyt B.
Mrs. Nettie H. Duncan, motner
Spruce Pine.
Miller, Pvt. william G.
Mrs. Mildred w. Miller, moth
er, 1920 18th Ave-, Hickory.
sexton, Pvt. Walter-Eman-
ueI Sexton, father, Marshall.
Turner, Cpl. Guy MRS a.:
Annie J. Turner, mother, SlS
Main St., Reidsville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
DRYGOODS

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Buy-
es obtained small lots of tobacco
cloth, print cloth goods and other
related items today, but the mar
ket as whole was quiet. Selling
agents are hopeful of large re-
leases being made in the near flu
ture following the new government
regulations controlling production
and distribution.
A tight delivery situation con-
tinued to hamper business in wool
en- goods. Demand was active for
mems and women's spring wear
lines but producers were disposed
to 60 slow on new acceptances.
Rayon dealers were pre-occppied
making adjustments to conform
with the recent WPB export order.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. IT. - R -
trend today, and closing quotations
were Is cents a bale higher to 10
cents lower. ~
New commitments were with
held pending further war news and
developments in Washington re-
ton and price control legislation.
Independent steadiness in the neal
months reflected persistent trace
and mill buying, to Tx prices
against textile contracts.
Open High Low Last
Mich - 1880 1882 1875 1881 up 3;
Nav 1881 1888 19.47 1880 up
Jly - 1924 1925 1920 1922 uncf
Wv 1895 1897 1889 1894 off :
Dec new
Middling spot 20.64n up 2.
n-Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
WAC Expected To Give
Reply To Charges Today

WASHINGTON, Jan. II R :.
An Army Redistribution board IS
expected to hear tomorrow Lieut.
Virginia Wigl is reply to charges
that as a Wonen's Army Corps
officer she fraternized with en-
listed women, refused to obey
orders. and gave incorrect IN
formation superiors.
Lieut.. Wight's attorney, James
j. Lauglin, called the case one o. ,,
intimidation by a WAC captain
at Fort Myer, Va, Army officials
declined comment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
Women Pack Stores
Seeking Stamp-Free
Shoes Here Monday

Thousands of Wilmington women
flocked to the city's shoe stores
Monday to buy ration-free loot
wear. which the Office OF Price
Administration has permitted for
the two-week period January lf-zS.
No sooner than most OF the shoe
stores had opened at 9 o'clock,
than they were damned with wom'
en- seeking bargain slippers, for
which no ration stamp was re
CURED Some stores repeatedly re
leased shoes from their regular
stock of standard brands, and al
were required to cost So or less
a pair.
In an effort to help dealers dis
pose Of limited quantities OF wear
able shoes, the OPA allows then
to sell ration-free Is per cent o.
their stocks of women's shoes II
the next two weeks.
It was clear Monday that war
time shortages have resulted II
one underlying rule-that persons
stand in line and take their TURF
to make a purchase. In one large
shoe store, a great crowd OF wom'
en- stood patiently waiting t h
turn to be fitted by harassed
clerks.
Still. in other cases, the rush
took on more stampede : like as
poets. as women scrambled through
the assortment Of shoes and then
fitted themselves.
At one store 10 to 10 women
would gather about a clerk to in
uuire about ration free slippers,
while others were pulling shoe box
es from the shelves to see fol
them selves
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 17-R-Another
excessive supply of hogs was un-
loaded here today, resulting in ap-
proximately 10000 farmer owned
swine remaining unsold at the
close of trade. Reduced receipts
of cattle stimulated buyers to pay
Is cents higher prices over last
weeks decline. Lambs were strong
to Is cents up.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
COUNTY IS TOPS
IN LIQUOR SALES

RALEIGH, Jan. 17-h-Aiquor
sales in North Cardinals wet
counties totaled $1,273,918.90 last
December, compared with 81, AZ.
2a( 40 in December, 1912, the State
ABC board reported today.
New Hanover led again last
month. with collections of $780,
O89.O5, followed by Cumberland
with s121, 1870, and Wake with
Sis. 821.75 and Durham with SILL.
470.15.
Other sales, Beaufort $s1, 7o2.55;
BERTHE $29, 417.20; Carteret $22,
1877. so; Chowan $16,984.80; Craver
s37. 703. so; Dare $6,890.20; Edge
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
NAVAL STORE

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 17-lR-
Turpentine rs IL cents a gallon;
Offerings none go gal. bblso !;
Sales none; Receipts II barrels;
Shipments none; Stocks 1880 bar
rels.
Rosin 600 ID. drums), Offerings
1865 sales 165 ;Receipts none; Ship-
ments none; Stocks 38,042.
Quote: B 3.37: D $50; E $50; F
4.O6: G All; H Ali: l Alb: K ABB;
4.36; N AT; VIC 6.31; WV 6.52;
X 6.52.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18

combe s51,4s4.e5; Greene s1o,-
1865; Halifax s52,a62.2o; Lenoir
SIS, 1855; M artin 34,041.75
Moore $50, 544.65; Nash $50,
Onslow $64,712 Pasquotank S50..
736. so; Pitt $50, 907.55; Tyrrell 81,
5000: Vance $31, 878.40: Warren
SIG. 047.80; Washington $14, 1920;
and Wilson $81, 545. IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
n r POULTRY AND EGGS

RALEIGH. Jan. 17-(R- NCDA
Egg and poultry markets steady
to easy.
Raleigh U. S. grade A large
(clean White) AZ; Hens all weights,
% to %.
Washington - U. S. grade A
large AZ; Broilers an fryers "a
IL to 30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
NURsERYMEN TO MEET

RALEIGH, Jan. 17.-R-A two
day conference of the N. c. Associ-
alton OF Nurserymen will be held
at N. c. State College beginning
tomorrow. Walter Campbell OF
Greensboro is president Of the or
ganiZation,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17-R-
SPOT cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. Sales 3,217, low middling
1886. Middlnig 1916; Good mid
ding 2O1e. Receipts S49, Stock
100, 933.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
n. C. HOGS

RALEIGH, Jan. 17-iR-NCDA
Rocky Mount hog market steady;
top 1885.
Richmond market closed for
clearance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18

KINGS GUARD ARRESTED
LONDON, Jan. 17.-R-The Po-
ish Telegraph Agency reported to-
day that the entire personal guard
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18

CHARLOTTE SPOT
CHARLOTTE, Jan. 17-lR-Spot
cotton 20. as.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18

of King Vittorio Emanuele OF 11a1,
had been arrested by the German,
and its members shipped in seaIns
trucks to prisons in Poland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Jan. 17-R-Bptter
receipts 174,34o. Eggs, receipts
9,470.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-18
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II. --(P)-
Cotton futures closed steady 10 to
30 cents a bale higher.
Mch - 1891 1895 1891 1892 off 2
May - 1857 1871 1885 1857 off 2
JIy -. 1912 1915 1899 1912 off 2
Oct 1903 1903 1880 1882 off 6
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
REIKALINGA DAUGIAU
J. MOTERU IR MERGINU
I + WAVES

Karo Laiyyno WAVES besiren-
gianrios mineti sayo dvieip metp
snkAkti Liepos 80, sn pasididziavi-
rnu \ gall jaustis tiirsdannos. septy-
perikis :stukstaneius mo-
ruskurios .gelbsti sssyyrans L.aivy-
ne atlikti didziausiast uzduotis isto-
rijoje.
sios jaunos moterys pastatytos
1aivsro; bazese visoseF suvienytose
Valsti5ose, kur jos atlieka virs 2o6
svarbiu Iir sbttinu pareigp, tiesiogi-
'iliai u III ir,9ftnetiesioginiai@ prisideelamos
prie Laivyno zymq laimejimu Pa
cifike.
Originaliai buvo planuota maza
organizacija is 10000 moteru, ia
ciau Sis Moteru Rezervas Xxi sio
meto pabaigos tikima isaugs Xxi
100000. Taip gerai WAVES atlie-
.sa JOINS pavestas pareigas jog Lai-
vynas atidare JOINS naujas uzsiemi-
nu sritis ir padidino ju kvotas ke-
leta kartu. Milziniskas prapleti-
mas Karo Laivyno pereitu dviejp
metu begyje pareikalavo dideliu
skaiciu motcru uzemimui vyru VIE
tu, kurie isskirstyti po laivyno ba-
zes uzjuriuose.
Musu laivyno jiegos dabar stoja
didziausius ofensyvus pasaulio is
torijoje. TRIUMPH laiku sic ofen-
syvai bus praplesti ir vykdomi, il
todel aisku jog laivynui reikalinga
nesuskaitomos daugybes patarnau-
toju ir tam ruosiama naujos ir nau-
jos eiles jaunu moteru.
WAVES yra lavinamos ju specia-
liams darbams 80 lavinimo viene-
tuose. kuriu daugelis randasi ~
miose ,kolegijose ir uniyersitetuose
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

to, Ciurlionio.
"Vilniuj isikure pirmoji ta-
rybine Lietuyos, valdzia, kpriai
yadovavo sss Vincas Kaksypas-
Mickevicius: Vilniuj 1941 me-
tais isteigta lietuvos / Mokslu
AkademiiaA ir 1pirmoji ! Il Filharss
nonija. asN A. sF
"YilniusA mikriu tautu agyi- nj:
lys. BE Lietuyip ten daug W
ldq, Lenkpi Rusq.
"NepasiMigia tautu: yaidai
troskino 'ilnia' prie caro- If
Lenku vhNzios.f ,,..
'sPrie Tarybql valdzios B visos IS
tautos harmoningai sugyvens.
Uzteks vietos visiems". sIr tt.
Taip tai ciulba gegutes bal
su tas Lietuviu tautos zaltys,
matydamas kai svetimi isilin-
do j Lietuviu tautos zidini.
Kada ten valde Lietuyiai If
kai Lietuviu tauta animal
Vilniaus troksta, tas isgama
tik pasiepe, tik paniekino tuos
kurie trosko. Niekino ir tuos
kurie Vilniu ikure ir kurie Lie
tuviu tauta buvo padare galin-
ga ir .didzia.
= Bet kai 1940-1941 metals
Lietuviu tauta griebe naikinti
svetimi budeliai, pagrozejo il
tam isgamai visa Lietuva III
Vilnius ir Kaunas! !.
Kur rasi toki isgama, toki
doroje nusmukeli kuris tair
dziaugtusi kaip dziaugiasi Pru-
seika kada 10 garsiai tautai
svetimi budeliai duobe kasa! (
Pruseikai Lietuviu 'zudymas
yra mielas daiktas, ir sVilnius
jei tik ne Lietuviu valdomas
0 kruvinu budeliu, sukelia neat
poezijos prisiminimus! i
<Syarbu kad Vilniuje yra zy.
du ir Rusu -;jie tai tie kurie
pabaigs jo tautos zmoniu gy.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
PASKUTINIAI TRYS
POP KONCERTAI

Paskutiniai trys sio sezono pop
koncertai kuriuos teikia Cleveland
Summer Orchestra, vadovaujant DIR.
Rudolph Ringwall, atsibus Public
Auditoriume sestadieni, Liepos %,
ir, sekancia savaite treciadieni ir
sestadieni.
IL 81 sestadieni soliste buss Anna
mary Dickey, zymi soprano is Met
ropolitan Opera Association, ir Fc-
lix Eyle, koncertmasteris Cleveland
Summer Orchestra. I'D
s Donald Dickson, kuris kelfs kari
tus dalyvavo cia su Metropolitan
Opera ir yra Clevelandietis,t daily
vaus treciadienio, Liepos 26. kon-
certe.
Paskutinis sezono koncertas bus
Liepos 20 ir jaime dalyvaus Joseph
Fuchs, pragarsejes smuikininkas ir
buves kcncertmasteriu prie Cleve-
land Orchestra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

KOMUNISTIsKA gyvate -
L. Pruseika jau ir Kun.
Maironio eiles apie Vilniu de-
klamuoja, kai raudonoji armi-
ja Lietuvos sostine okupavo
stai paskaitykit jo dziaugs-
ma del to-:
"Atsimenat Maironio eilera-
sti apie Vilniu?
"Antai pazvelgkie, tai
Vilniaus rumai
Dunkso tarp kalnu placiai"
"Giliausio ispudzio daro tas
eilerastis. Tuomet, anot Mai
ronio, Vilnius dar miegojo gi-
liai.
''Negreit SUI saule prasvis
dar rytas,
Mega aplinkui naktis.'
"Tamsi naktis praejo. Vii
niaus rumai pakils is pelenu.
"Vilniaus slove bus dar skai-
stesne spinduliuos socialistines
kulrybos.
"Vilnius - miestas Adomo
Mickeviciaus, Simano Daukan-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

verlinaa!
yei 10 motina dar butu gy-
ya,s tokis sayo Yaika ,prakeiktp
~ 4okia akla Yergiska avasia
svetiniam, uz garbinirna barba-
riAkos, jiegos, uz dEiaugsininga
,giedojima tLietuvisku posrnu
lkada tauta bar5arNr v aspulolik'll
Stqniama iS,duohe. \ & 4 \. ~ 4
Pruseika limo kad Sbols seysikai
.uzsibreze isnaikinti sjo tauta
5ir jis dziaugiasi is to. lis zi-
no kad riei vieno Liatuvio kar-
civic neateio gu raudo onaja ar
mia i.T Lietuya; jis ziilo / kad
tas pats Paleckis apstatytas
razbaininkais enkaved is ia is
neva Lietuva valdyti, o tikru-
mole tai bus barbaru zmogzu-
dziu yaldzia.
CIClLIIKAI visai nemegino
gincyti kad Vaidyla buvo pu,
vaziaves j Bostona pas Bago.
ciu susitarti istraukti teismo
|byla prizes sandariecius. SLA
selma praleido taip kaip ture.
jo butt, nes ju planas pirm lai.
ko isejo j viesuma.
Bet Bagocius vistiek pagra.
sino SLA nariams kad uz dvie.
ju rnetu jis vel basias prezi:
dentu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

visoje salyje. Nisos istojusios. mo-
terys gauna pradini pralavinima
Hunter College, New York mieste,
pirm negu siunciamos aktiviam uz-
siemimui arba speciales lavinimo
mokyklas.
Clevelande Waves priimamos:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Office of Naval Officer Procure
ment, Marshall Bldg, 6-tas auks-
tas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Skelbinai ''Dirvoje"
soc uz viena karta
iris kartus uz S1.00
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
|TichOmOf1.

V TichomoT1 bylo opet bonn
bardovano Davao ma Filipi-
mach a opet Halamahera.
Americke vojsko pristalo ma
zapadnfm pobrezf ostrova Biak
" zalivu Geelvink ma severn1
Move Guinei k urychlen1 wiki
zovac1ch operac1, jak bylo O.
znameno v 1rednf zprave SIDE
luj1c1 O novem leteckem 1toku
ma japonske lodstvo ma Filipi-
mach. Pozemnl vojsko bylo W.
lodeno ma Wardo, zapadn1m
pobTez1 ostrova Biak, ably Sc
tam zffdilo move stredisko K
vymycen1 zbytkG nepratel.
skych oddfld, jez Sc jeste udr:
zuj1. ma ostrove, ma ktery by
podniknut prvnf uspesny dtol
dine 27. kvetna. We zprave Sc
uvadf, re ma ostrove bylo pobi
to 4,468 Japonc1 a 900 zajato
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

Pavel McNntt, pTedseda War
Manpower Commission prohla-
sill techto dnech projevu, re
valku m1zeme zkratit, kdyz
kazdy z mas najde prave mlsto
v nasem valecnem 1silf. Je to
valka pracovn1ch sill a elm lepe
budeme fesit problem nahrady
delnfkd "a pracovniky odesle
do valky tim rychleji vyhraje-
me. Faktem je, re name ne
dostatek pracovn1ch sill, ktery
podle Teditele Byrnese Sc mel
vyrazneji vyskytuje v podni-
c1ch vyrabej1clch tezka della,
stTelivo, pumy, radar, naklad-
nj auta, tanky, vyrobn1 zaflze-
nj, pneumatiky a stanove latky
a jina nouzova bydliste.
V1tezstv1 dosahneme, ale by
10 by nespravne, abychom 81
myslili, re vsechno je jiz v po-
radku. Zat1m nepTftel je stale
shiny a proto "a zadnou cenu
nesm1me nyn1 polevit We SVEN
1sil1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Ruska frOnta.
RUSOVE MA
BREHU VISLY, SO MIL
JIZNE Cd VARSAVY.

Pc tr1denn1m poulicnlm boJl
uvnitr oblezeneho mesta DOLBY
ly oddly prvn1 ukrajinske ar
mady marsala Koneva mesto
Sandomer ma pravem bfehu Vi
sly, obkl1cily tfi nemecke divi-
Sc zapadne cd mesta, znacne
rozs1rily sve pfedmosti smerem
ma Krakow a Kielce a Poole ne
potvrzenych povest1 zahaJlll
velkou obchvatnou operaci SINE
rem zapadne cd Varsavy.
Stalinuv rozkaz, v nemz bylo
oznameno dobytf Sandomefe,
uvadf jmena 43 sovetskych ge-
neralu, jejichz oddly Sc dolby
vanf mesta a obklfcenf tff ne.
meckych divis1 z1castnly. "
to samo O sobe svedcf o tom, re
Rusove pTikladajf tomuto use.
ku fronty velky vyznam a ze
zde s~oustTedili velke sve oddl'
ly. Nektefi pozorovatele V Mo
skye re rad spojeneckych du
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

Vecne dairy: - Mrs. M. Ma
res, l hackovane kolo a 8 men
81 kousky; Mrs. F. Hejduk, 16
hackovanych paskG do vlasI a
pffpravy ma panenky; Mrs.
Luksa, 4 decke smokovane sa-
tecky; Mrs. Linhardt, hackova-
ne kvetiny a hreb1nky; Mrs.
Anna Cesky, 6 hackovanych
kabelek; Mrs. John DvoTak z
Filadelfie, Pa, Is malych O.
zdobnych selek a sedlakI.
Penezn1 dary:- Mr. a Mrs.
Pernica $500; Mrs. M. Kosina
$780, Mrs. Koenigsmark $1.0O
Mrs. Bob. Cihlar $1.OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
RUMUNSKO PRIJALO RUS
KE PODMfNKY MfRU.
De Gaulle " Normandii.

General Charles de Gualle,
president Francouzskeho ma
rodnfho vyboru, mluvil S balko-
nu mestske radnice v Cherbour
gu a rekl 1000 jasaj1c1m Fran
couzGm, re "budeme Ease sled
noceni stejnou myslenkou -
myslenkou velikosti Francie."
Sl1bil, re Francie Dude zno-
WI vybudovana, vetS1 a silnejs1.
Pozdeji mel kratkou konfe-
renci S generalem Eisenhowe-
rem v jeho hlavn1m stanu. Prl-
tones byl general Koenig, veil
tel vnitfn1 armady We Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
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Armadni a namornf postovn1
sluzba oznamuje, re zasilky
vanocnfch dark1 prislusn1kdm
branne moci budou zasilany cd
Is. zari a mali nit vedle adre-
sy i oznaceni christmas Par
cel". Nesmf byt v mich lihovi-
ny, jedy, horlaviny (pocitaj1e v
to sirky) a vse co by Sc mohlo
zkazit. Nedoporucuje Sc zasl-
lanf vecf, ktere lehce rozbij1.
Vanocni bal1cky budou prijmu-
ty k odeslan1 jenom tehdy kdyz
budou vyhovovat predpisdm -
to jest nesml byt test 5 liber,
Is palcn dlouhe a 36 pallet ST.
roke a vysoke (poc1ta Sc dohro-
mady.) Zasilky must byt do
bre zabaleny krabicich -
plechovych, dfevenych, koru-
govaneho papfru a mimo to je-
Ste zabaleny do silneho pap1ru
a ovazany silnym provazem.
Uvnitr veci mali byti tesne
zabaleny a tvrde sukrovinky
vseho druhu jeste kazda zaba-
lena We voskovem nebo silnem
papfru. Ostre veci jake noze,
britvy a pod. necht mali sva O.
strf obaleny a chraneny, ably
neprofizly obal a neposkodily
jine zasilky.
Prirozene, re zasilky must
byti presne adresovany, "a po-
uzitf inkoustu a nebo psac1ho
stroje. Adresa ma byt uvedena
jak ma obalu tax uvnitr ma kra-
bici ably v prfpad6 poskozeni O.
balu mohla byti pres to doru-
lcena.