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ed. "I'm not going to give
any information on the case.
We like to give items to the
newspaper when we believe
them ready for publication,
but if you will not play square
with us speaking Of the
story in the Stag last Satur-
day about the case which OPA
officials would not release,
but which was obtained from
reliable interested parties) I
am not going to give out any
information" Continuing he
said, "Other than myself,
1 don't think anyone else
knows anything about it, so
you won't get the story"
Last Saturdays story con-
cerned the action pending be-
fore the price panel against \
Camp Davis soldier. identi-
fled in an OPA letter as 1t.
Joseph r. McPhee, Jr.' for
allegedly selling q 1886 refrig-
orator for $500, when the cell
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Mayor Cameron
Again Reported
To Be Improved

The condition of Mayor Bruce
B. Cameron was "some bet
ter" and Mrs. Cameron's con-
dition was good, according
to report from DR.. C. L.
Brown at Temple University
hospital in Philadelphia last
night.
The city's chief executive,
who has been suffering from
cerebral thrombosis since Sat-
urday, "seems to be improving
some every day." DIR. Brown,
his physician, stated.
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EISENHOWER RETURNS

SUPREME H E D QUARTERS
ALLIED E KIP E D I T o N AIRY
FORCE, July 5-tR-Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower. supreme command
err of the Allied invasion forces,
has returned to his headquarters
in England after "a five-day trip
in Normandy, where he held con-
ferences with Gen. Sir Bernard L.
Montgomery. 1t. Gen. OMAN N.
Bradley, and went on Fourth OF
July fighter plane sweep behind the
German lines.
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;; Troops
See Battle
: AtLiivorno
NAILS FORCES DUG in
Unusually Hard Fighting
Expected In Advance
On Italian Port

ROME, July 5.-P)-Am'
erican troops have fought
doggedly forward to within
less than 10 airline miles OF
the big Italian west coast
port of Livorno (Leghorn)
and are engaged in the pre-
liminaries of what may prove
heir hardest battle since the
Anzio beachhead, Allied head
quarters announced today.
Frontline reports showed the
Germans were dug in on high
ground running about IS miles in.
land from Castiglioncello on the
coast through Rosignano and Vol
terra to CasoIe D'Elsa, which is
about Is miles west If newly-cap
tured Siena.
1T is clear that the enemy in
tends to hang doggedly to Rosig
nano and Volterra in his endeavo1
to delay our advance on Livorno,
said an official Allied communique
Violent fighting was in progress
along almost the entire length Of
this new enemy defense line, par
ticularly around Rosignano. which
sits astride the coastal highway to
Livorno. Heavy Nazi guns emplac.
ed on heights dominating Rosig'
nano were throwing a deadly fire
into advancing Yank armor and
infantry, which was reported te
have reached the outskirts of the
fort-ess-town.
Casole d'Elso, upon which Amer.
lean troops made six attacks Mon.
day, was the scene of bitter house.
toulouse fighting as it changed
hands several times. Dougaboys al
last report had penetrated the town
'in some strength" and were brac'
ing to meet expected German
counters attacks.
Headquarters warned that only
slew progress could be expected
from here On in the push to Livorno
adding that the port itself is de.
Tended by thick concrete pillboxes
extensive mine fields and barbed
wire. Reconnaissance reports said
the city would be defended wit,
stubbornness.
Further indications of our ap
proach to long-prepared enemy de-
tense lines is seen with the Ger
man employment again of heavy
170-mm. guns which have not beer
used against the Fifth army since
Rome" said a headquarters
spokesman
British Eighth army troops ir
the center recorded yesterdays
biggest gains as they occupied Cas-
tiglion and Fio-entino and drove
within less than five miles of the
important Tuscan city of Arezze
on the main road to Florence. Five
towns on the lateral Arezzo-Sens
highway also fell to eighth army
units, which were reported fore
ing the enemy relentlessly back tt
the Pisa-Rimini line
French infantry moved more
than three miles north Of Siens
despite fierce Nazi resistance anc
many minefields. The Polish corps
now fighting up the Adratic coast
toward the port Of Ancona, was
reported meeting considerable re
sistance in toe Osimo and Elliott
rano areas.
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COILED AROUND
SIDES OF CITY
Fierce Resistance Given
By German Defenders;
Canadians Retreat

SUPREME HEADQUAR-
TIERS, ALLIED EXPEDI-
TIONARY FORCE, Thurs
day, July 6.-P)-Bayonet-
welding American troops
crashed in to the rubble-
strewn streets of burning La
Haye du Fruits late yester-
day, capturing the railway
station on the northern rim
of that shattered German
west Normandy defense an
Choir and coiling around both
sides of the city in an ap-
parent by-passing plunge.
Hundreds of big Allied guns DOM
mated the situation, pounding Ger
man resistance nests inside the
shell-ruined city and beyond it on
the road leading down toward Trit-
tany. But front reports told of
fierce German resistance both at
La Haye and in Mont Castro forest
from two to four miles southeast
of the stronghold.
Headquarters announced that the
Allied bag of prisoners in the first
month of invasion. totalled more
than $4,000. However, it had been
announced the Americans alone
captured $4,000 in the peninsula
cleanup around Cherbourg, and it
was estimated unofficially that the
total was at least $1,000 counting
those taken in the push into La
Haye.
On the opposite end of the front
German tank-supported counter
attacks forced Canadian troops off
Carpiquet airport, but the Canad.
ians held irnly amid the wreck
age of Carpiquet village itself,
three miles west Of Caen, and beat
off several counterthrusts there.
Once oozen German tanks in
filtrated into the village, but were
cleared out after running into in
tense fire from anti-tank guns and
Vickers machineguns. One Nazi as
sault before dawn was made with
tanks, followed by German infan-
trymen shouting their heads off,"
field dispatch said. Canadians
dug into improvised trenches and
also, utilizing captured German
positions, some of which are 20 to
80 feet underground, broke up that
storming wave.
British troops on the Canadian
flank also were locked in sway
ing vicious fight on heights between
Baron and Esquay, five miles south
of Carpiquet.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
watched the furious battle for La
Haye on the Fourth of July and
returned to England yesterday al
ter comforting with Allied field
commanders. In his fighter plane
flight over La Haye he was piloted
by Brig. Gen. Elwood r. Quesada.
u. S. Ninth Air Force fighter COM
mander.
The fall Of La Haye, regarded
as imminent, is expected to force
the Germans into a five-mile re-
treat toward Lessay. A front dis
patch from Associated Press Cor
respondent Don Whitehead said
American troops broke into the ci-
ty on the northern side while 9TH
er units were engaged in an EN-
veloping movement from the east
and west, thereby avoiding too
costly a frontal attack.
An Allied communicate issued at
1880 pm, and trailing by some
hours the actual events in the field
told of the capture Of st. Mich
olas de Pierre, three miles north
west of La Haye, and Neufmesnil,
one and half miles north of the
German hinge town.
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JONES CRITICIZES
TEXAS CONVENTION

HOUSTON, Tex, July 5-lR-sec-
rotary of Commerce Jesse Jones
asserted today that the conditional
binding of Texas presidential cleo
tors may prevent Texas Democrats
from voting for the party nominee
and urged cooperation to make
such voting possible and simple"
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Reds Report
Naziis Use
All Reserves
HITLER GIVES ORDERS
Lightning Power Drives
Keep Pushing Enemy
Farther To East

LONDON, Thursday, july
a. (P) While overwhelm'
ing Soviet forces lunged to.
ward the Battles and East
Prussia a m O ST at will
slaughtering German defend
ers and capturing towns in
Incredible numbers, the Mos
cow radio broadcast early to-
dav a report from Stockholm
that Adolf Hitler had just
reached a decision to throw
al his Nazi reserves into the
Gigantic struggle on the east
ern front.
The radio report said "an extra
ordinary meeting has just been
held at Hitler's headquarters. Col.
Gen. Kurt Zeitzler, chief of the
German general staff, and Col.
Cen. Ernst Won Busch, command
err in chief of the eastern front,
we're present.
'Zeitzler said the German army
was faced with superiority it could
not equal and Hitler was said to
have ordered that all reserves were
10 be flung into the battle at once
to stop the Soviet advance.
The report that the Germans had
decided to throw in every possible
reinforcement to make stand in
the east came after Red troops
had crashed closer to Wilno (Vilna)
in prewar Poland. capturing two
important rail functions on the line
frtm Minsk, and after the Ger
mans themselves had said in
broadcast that the vital communl-
cations center of Kowel in central
Poland had been evacuated, pos
slbly indicating a new Ruscain Of
fensive south of the Pripat marsh
eS.
If the report of the Nazi decision
is true it means that the highest
German military authorities have
arrived at the point of view ex-
pressed in numerous Berlin broad
casts within recent days-that the
''War'c center of gravity is now in
the east
German news and propaganda
breakfasts repeatedly have said
that German forces, falling back
in disorder ever since the Red
armies opened their White Russian
offensive June %, were no match
for the sledge-hammer blows of SUI
rerior Soviet forces.
The presence of Won Busch at
the council of war would under
score the urgency of the demand
for further reinforcemens in the
east to avert complete disaster,
conceivably break-through to the
Reich itself.
Already his armies are strewn
ever the vast, flaming front with
losses in killeG and captured total
ing more than 1000 by MoscoW's
incomplete tally. Wanted defenses
lines have been shattered with
speed that startled the worls and
key bastions like Minsk, the capital
Of White Russia, have fallen in
fighting that lasted only a few
hours.
Any decision by Hitler to drain
the fatherland and those spaces it
still feeds upon of last reserves
doubtless was fastened by the
threat-perhaps the accomplished
tact-of the fresh Soviet drive in
tie KoWel area
Moscow remained silent toward
the German announcement that Ko-
vel, IT'S miles southeast of War
saw, had been evacuated. but it has
been customary in the past for the
russians to withhold any announce
ment Of new campaigns until they
are fully launched.
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Property Ouners
At Wrightsuille
Plan For Future

Approximately IS Wrightsville Beach property own
last night at the beach to offer suggestions to-
ward better development and improvement of the beach,
paramount among the suggestions being organize
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WILMINGTON AND VICINITY: Fai,
to partly cloudy with mild temperature
today.
Temperatures yesterday:
High 86-Low IS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-28
Ruska frOnta.

Velka sovetska ofensiva ma
severn1 fronte 1spesne pokra-
cuje, a Nemci zacfnajf V nepo-
fadku ustupovat. Rude odd1-
ly generala Govorova zcela Wy
klidily cd Nemc6 zeleznicn1
trait Leningrad-M Mo-
skva, takze pc prv6 Cd srpna
1941 bylo navazano prime ze-
leznicn1 spojenf mezi Moskvou
a Leningradem. Tato okolnost
Dude NIT nesmfrny vyznam pro
dals1 postup operac1, protoze
Rusove mohou ted po teto trait
volne operovat.
Jihzapadne cd teto trait po-
stupujf Rusove ma hlavnf dvou-
kolejn1 trait Leningrad-Moskva
z n1z Nemci drzf jeste velky T.
SEX (asi v delce so mil). Rusky
postup zde smeTuje ma zelezni-
chi uzel Tosno, kde Sc kTizuj1
trait Moskva-Lenningrad a
Mga-Krasnogvardejsk V Use
ku pred Tosnem bylo obsazeno
80 obci behem jednoho dine.
V zapadnfm 1seku Lennin-
gradske fronty sc oznamuje oh
sazenf 40 obcf jizne cd Krasne-
no Sela. V tonic 1seku jsou
Rusove dive az pet mil cd nej-
dGlezitejsiho uzlu Krasnogvar-
dejsk.
Ma fronte zapadne cd Nov
goroda kde Rusove postupuji
ma zeleznicnf uzel Bateckaja
bylo likvidovano nekolik ne
meckych jednotek, ktere rych-
lynn ruskym postupem byly OBJ
kllceny. Sobotn1 komunike Sc
nezminuje o 1zemn1ch zisc1ch
ma tonic 1seku.
Nemci tvrdf, re Rusove "a
hajili utocnou operaci ma dru-
hou nemeckOu pevnost ma jiz-
MIN cfpu Ilmenskeho jezera,n a
lStarou Russu. Poole nemecke
zpravy vylodily Sc ruske oddl
] ly ma jizn1m bfehu jezera. Mo.
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"MARCH OF DIMES".

Humanitnl organisace "The
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis" vydala sve jede-
nacte vyrocn1 provolan1 ma We
Tejnost, zadaj1c o pr1spevky ma
fond k boji naroda proti zaker-
ne a mrzac1cl nemoci poliomy-
elitis- detske ochrne ci obrne.
Desaky a dolary mas vsech
pOmohou V pokracovanf teto
nutne ochrany zdravi naroda,
zdrav1 vaseho, vsech detf a va
SIGH soused1. Zdravi naroda
zavis1 ma dobrem telesnem sta
WI vsech jednotlivcG.
D6tska ochrna postihuje je-
dnotlivce rGznych kraj1ch,
rGznych mestech a r6znych
narodnostf. V kazdem pT1pade
vsak prichazf najednou bez va
rovan1.
Americky lid vybudoval ma
stest1 silnou ochranu prot teto
mrzac1c1 nemoci prostTednic-
twin nahoTe zmfn6ne organisa-
ce, ktera ma odbocky pc cel6
zemi. Narodn1 nadace proti
detsk6 paralyse vydrzuje labo-
ratoTe a ucence, kter1 patrajf
pc pT1cinach a hledaj1 ochranu
a prostfedky proti t6to nakaze
1silovnou prac1 We dine v noel.
Malym prfspevkem do toho-
to fondu mdzeme usp1sit "V1-
tezstv1 detf" mad touto nemoc1.
PT1spevky zaslete:
"MARCH OF DIMES"
WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D. G..
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PRATELE!

V nedeli, dine 6. 1nora We 4.
hod. odpol. BALTIC. Jednota So
kolic a Cerveny Kr1z Sokolic
porada "Pratelsky Vecfrek" v
Sokolovne We prospech Camp
a Hospital Fund."na vybaveni
a vyzdobeni pokoje "Recrea-
ton room" pro nemocne vojl-
ny.
Ma programu je spolecna We
GeTe cd 4 do 5 hodin (pozdeji
pro ty, kteff Sc nemohou dosta-
Wit V cas) cd 5 do Z hodin hra
V karty a bingo O ceny a cd 7
do 10 pratelsky vecfrek a Ia
nee pTi hudbe br. Jana Svitaka.
Jmenem spolecneho vyboru
zveme veskerou vefejnost ma
tento vecfrek. Kazdy ma pfi-
stup, KIDD pfispeje $1.OO ma
fond pTi tonic vecirku (deti
5Oc). Jelikoz zadne vstupenky
n%ejsou, laskav6 zavolejte neb
dopiste ses. R. CihlaTove, 1927
Grogan Ave, Tel. Broadway
1926 a zajistete 81 mfsto a to co
nejdT1ve, bude-li mono do 81.
ledna.
Zarucujeme Yam pekny We
cirek a dobrou veceri a jelikoz
1cel tohoto podniku je tax u
slechtily, ted vice nez drive je
treba, abychom podpofili co
nejvfce veskere podniky pro
dobro nasich vojin1, proslme o
vaSi podporu!
Kdyby nekdo chtel prispet
mimo vecfrku, laskave zaslete
prfspevky ma ses. Ruzenu CT
hlarovu aneb odevzdejte br.
CihlaTovi v TELEGRAPH"
Doposud tento fond Obnasi
$69.25.
Jeste jednou zveme Vas a de-
kujeme vsem, kterf doposud
prispeli.
Ma zdar! Ia vybor:
R1zena CihlaTova,
Otilie Martlnkova.
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MlStnl ZprdVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

- Tento tyden odjela k ma
We've sveho manzela T. Sgt.
Carroll j. Neuner, Hq. Btry
489th AAA, Camp Livingston,
La, pi. Helena Neuner, rozena
OuTecka.
- Ma kampovnf a nemocnic-
nj fond prispela ses. M. OFT 81.
Dairy slozene " nasi redakci.
Ma Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni:
krajanka pf. Kristfna Kalivo-
dova k uctenf pamatky zemre-
leho manzela Jana Kal ivody
$500; p. Alois Hnyla dar SIS;
pT1spevky ma rok 1914
p. Alois Hnyla $1.O0 a p1. A
loisie Hnylova $1.OO; pl. zOfie
JAEGER k uct6ni pamatky zem-
Teleho bratra p. Jana RGzicky
ma csl. vojsko V Anglii $500 a
ma csl. vojsko V Rusku $500.
Ma PovaIecny Fond Sokolstva
We Stare Vlasti:
br. a pf. Albert a Marie Hocky
k ucteni pamatky zemreleho
Svakra a bratra Aloise Davise-
Kocourka $500.
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Valka.
S~pojenecke vojsko
vylodeno pod Rfmem.

Posicn1 valka v Italii, ktera
trvala nekolik mesfc1 a zTejm6
umoznila NemcGm vybudovat
velke prekazky spojeneckemu
postupu ma Rim, byla skoncena
" sobotu ma 1svite kdy mohut-
ne jednotky americk6 pate ar
mady Sc vylodily hluboko v ty-
lu Nemc1 a zr1idily pTedmostf
v tesne bl1zkosti R1ma.
Vylodenf predchazelo neko-
likadenn1 intensivni bombardo-
van1 nemeckych letiSt V okoli
Rlma, ktere melo "a 1cel zajis-
tit bezpecnost operace. Poole
spojeneckych zprav byla vse-
china letiste, krone jednoho,
docela znicena, take Nemci,
prekvapeni invas1, nemohli "a
sahnout svym letectvem.
Invasi predchazelo mohutn6
bombardovan1 pobrezf spoje-
neckym valecnym lodstvem.
Bombardovanf Sc z1castnily va
lecne lodi britske, americke,
francouzske, holandske a rec
Ike.
Vylodenf bylo provedeno ma
pobfezf v delce 80 mil, cd pTi-
stavu Anzio do 1stl Teky Tiber.
Tiber proteka Rfmem a vteka
do Tyrhenskeho more 16 mil j.
hozapadne mesta.
Spojenci obsadili prfstav Net
tuna, 80 mil jihovychodne Ri
ma. Obsazen1 pffstay1 m1ze
NIT rozhodujlc1 vyznam pr
%proveden1 operace. V kazdem
pf1pade vznika pro Nemce ma
italske front6 nebezpecf, re bu-
dou odTfznuti, a re padne-li
Rim nebudou moci ustupovat
Proto lie ocekavat, re i ma fror
tie Dude nit toto vylodeni roz.
hodujfcf vliv.
V teto souvislosti je zaj1ma-
We, re pred nekolika dny pro.
hlasil vrchn1 spojenecky velitel
We StfedomoTf general Wilson
re Rim Dude brzy dobyt. Vylo.
den1 dokazuje, re general ne.
chlubil Sc marne.
Dobre zpravy dochazejf i z
Balkanu. Titdv hlavni stab o.
znamuje, re jugoslavska osvo.
bozenecka armada presla opet
do ofensivy We stTednf Bosne q
prudkym 1tokem vyhnala Mem
ce z mesta Jajce kter6 bylC
partyzanskym hlavnfm mes.
tenn, a ktere Nemci pred tyd,
mem obsadili.
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Stavba z ocelaren ma byti
preruSena.

Rada pro valecnou produkci
doporucila ably byla zastavena
stavba sedmi ocelaren, ktera
byla naf1zena, kdyz produkce
ocelaren byla ma nebezpecnem
stupni.
WPB d%oporucila, ably fede-
raln1 fondy ma stavbu techto o.
celaren nakladem asi S97, O00,-
600 byly zastaveny. Nektere z
techto ocelaren jsou jiz skoro
dokonceny.
John T. Whiting, Teditel oce-
larskeho oddelen1 pfi WPB pro
hlasil, re produkce V techto
sedmi ocelarnach nen1 jiz nut
ma k valecnym snaham Spoje-
nych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-28

ZvIastni prodej bondG 4. Va
leone pHjGky pro Cechoslovaky
Dude dne 81. ledna " pondeli v
Departmentnim obchods Julius
Gutman, Lexington a Park Av.
ma /. poschodf.
u zvlaste pripraveneho sto-
lu budou tyto bondy prodavati
pf. Kat. Francfkova a pl. Ri
zena Cervfnova, ktere budou
V narodnfch kroj1ch. P1. Fran
tiska Holubova, Anna Bourko-
va a Marie senkyrova prislibi-
Ii pomoc pTi psanf bondd ma
stroll. Prvnf 2 danny jsou cd
Skupiny zenske Civic Llgy Au-
gust1n Herman a ostatni cd j.
C. Ludwig Jednoty Amer Le-
gle.
Krajane dostavte Sc hromad-
ne k tomuto prodeji, ably wy
incl co nejmohutneji kredit
z prodeje pGjde ma ceskoslo-
venskou kvotu.
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kongresnik
Thos. D'Alesandro, Jr.
pro u~castenstvi u. S.
" organised u. N. r. r.
Mas kongresn1k nam zaslal
dopis feci, kterou pronesl v
Kongresu 20. ledna t. r. Phi
naslme il v originate:
Mr.. Speaker
The United Nations are fight
ing for freedom and democra-
cy as outlined in the Atlantic
Charter.
Men, women and children of
Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hol-
land, Norway, Yugoslavia,
Greece and other small nations
are cruelty starved, abused and
mistretated by the Nazi hordes
Among the tragedies of man
kind, few have equalled the or
deal of the children murdered
by the Nazis. Their treatment
of innocent children will be re-
membered for centuries to
come.
Their dire plight should e.
woke not only our deepest sym
pathy, but also our fullest help.
Chaos and anarchy, coused by
human suffering, would en-
danger all of us. Permanent
reconstruction of devastated a.
reas and the reestablishment
of currencies, are different
types of problems and can be
met later, but relief from suf-
fering, food, clothing, shelter
and recovery of their health,
must be taken care of immedi-
ately.
In the name of Humanity,
appeal to the membership OF
this House to pass favorably
the legislation before us. We,
as a God-fearing nation, must
carry out the precepts of our
Heavenly Father, to feed the
hungry and clothe the naked
By doing this we will be help.
ing to pave the way for a real
and lasting peace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-28
~ Upisovacl Kampan
% Valecne Pdijjcky.

Minuly tyden byla zahajena etvrta upisovaci kampan
valeGne pdjcky. Americly lid Ease must slozit dala splatku v
trvaem Ikolu ktery musi byi spnen mame-li vyhrati valku.
Nase zbrans msly pozoruhodne 1spechy, a nekterym IL
dem Sc IDA, re je vlastns jz pc valce. To vsak neni pravda.
I kdyz nase porazka neni vice pravdepodobna, dosud proli-
ia krev a vydane penize by malo poslouziy svemu ucelu kdy-
bychom nedosahli uplne a trvale vitezstvi.
Ac je vitezstvi pred Mani, nasi vojenstl predstavitele jsou
pFesvsdeeni, re name pred sebou jests tezky a ostry BOZ.
Tszky a hlavne nakladny BOZ, v idech, ma vystroji a mate
rialu.
Ackoliv dosud jsne platii ma lidskych hmotnych ztra-
tach daleko mensf cenu neil nasi spojenci, je jasne, re po-
stupne mas podl Sc zvysuje, a Re dGlezitost americkych sill "
boil proti Nsmcim a JaponcGm rosie.
/ v nejepsim pripads naSe ztraty budou takove, re po-
stihnou kazde mesto a vesnici teto zems. Je tudiz nezbytne
nutno, ably kazdy obcan Spojenych Statd podepfel nase otce,
bratry a NAMELY nebo sousedy, kazdym dolarem ktery niue
usetriti a ktery must vydati k nakupu dalsich bondI.
Krajane, cinte svoji svatou povinnost, kupte bondy nyni!
"TELEGRAF"
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Letecka frOnta.

Mohutn6 letky Raj podnik-
ly 22. ledna velky nalet ma ne
mecke mesto Magdeburk, Is
mil jihozapadne Berlina. Ma
mesto bylo svrzeno pres 1900
tun vybusnin. Cele m6sto bylo
zanechano V plamenech. V
Magdeburku, ktery je d1lezi-
tym zeleznicn1m uzlem je vel
ka odbocka Kruppovych zavo-
dd a nekolik leteckych tova-
rem. Mensf letky Raj bonn
b~ardovaly opet Berlin. V tech
to operacfch ztratili Anglicane
SIS t6zkych letadel.
Nemci pc prve "a dlouhou
dobu provedli odvetny nalet ma
Londyn, jehoz Sc s~1castnilo 90
letadel, z nichz bylo 8 sestre-
leno. Nekolik bomb svrzenych
mad londynskymi pTedmestimi
zpusobilo mens1 skodu.
Admiralita a ministerstvo
letectvf oznamuj1, re diky "a
sahu letectva a valecneho LODI
silva, byl odrazen velky 1tok
n6meckych ponorek a letadel
ma spojenecky konvoj plujfci
do Angle. Ami jedina LODI ne
byla potopena, ackoli Nemci
pouz1vali nov6ho typu kluza-
kovych bomb.
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V sObotu. %. ledna Zem

= sobotu, %. ledna zem-
rel Sinai nemocnici ma zapal
pile vdovec p. Anton Kucera,
828 N. Chapel ulice We start 70
let. Narodil sc V Ceskosloven-
sku a do Ameriky prijel pred
55ti roxy. Byl deln1kem.
PohTeb konal Sc v 1tery, rs.
leana re Cvachova PohTebnfho
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma Ces. Narodnf hTbitov
Ia assistance vlp. Frantiska Vo-
naska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-28
TichOmOT1.

Department namoTnictva o.
znamuje, re americka letadla
provedla op6t nalet ma japon-
skou Zakladnu ParamuSiro v
Kurilskych ostrovech.
V jihozapadn1m TichomoT1
byl proveden velky nalet ma
japonskou zakladnu Madang
ma Move Guineji, ma kterou We
dou pozemni ofensivu a~ustral-
ske oddly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-28

"Telegraf",
Baltimore 5, Md.
Ct6ny pane Cihlari: =
Prikladam poukazku ma $500
CO predplatne ma "Telegraf"
"a minuly a letosnf rok.
Velmi sc mi lib Vase clanky
o vyznamu stykG Ceskosloven-
ska a jinymi Spojenymi narody
a zvlaste Sov6tske Rusi; vyzna-
my ty nejsou uvefejneny v an
CHICKEN americkem tisku.
Dale me zaj1maji ty krasne
ceske pov1dky a romany = els
ii to je jake prGvan cisteho
vzduchu z nas1ch borovych le-
sd a kvetoucich 1doll stare VIA
sti.
PTeji Yam mnoho zdaru, a
zuGstavam s krajanskym po-
Zdravem,
Vas oddany,
Frant. G.. Kracek.