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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23

Reminders:
Meats, Fats--Red stamps AS, BS, Cs,
Ds, ES, and FS are good through May
90. CO, HIS, and J8 become good
March 26 and remain good through
June Is. Waste kitchen fats ex-
changed for two points and four cents
a pound.
Proccssed Fruits, Vegetables-Green
stamps AS. Bs, Cs, Ds. and Es are
good through May 20.
Sugar-Sugar stamp 30 is good indefi-
nitely for five pounds. Sugar stamp
40 is good for five pounds of canning
sugar through February %, next year.
fcmsUfHs=-fn IA East Coast states, 40
coupons are good through May 8. In
other states, ALL oupon are good
through June 81.
Tire inspection Deadlines-A coupon
holders, March 81: C coupon holders.
May 81; B coupon holders, June 80.
Fuel Cil-Period 4 and 5 coupons are
good through September 30.
Shoes-Stamp Is in book one is good
through April 30. Airplane stamp l
in book three is good indefinitely.
Another shoe stamp to be good be-
ginning May l will be announced soon.
Income Tax-Declarations of estimated
1874 tax are due by April 10.
Longer Periods For Food Stamps
Under the ration token plan, three
red (meats-fats) l0-point stamps be-
come good every two weeks, on Sundays,
and five blue tprocessed fruits-vege-
tables) l0-point stamps become good
on the first day of each month. To re-
duce last minute rush buying just be-
for stamps run out, the Office of Price
administration increased the period for
which stamps may be used. Thus, the
60 red points and so blue points which
become good each month may be used at
any time during a period of from 10 to
IL weeks.
Changes In Gasoline Rules
Beginning April /, the five-gallon "R'
gasoline coupon for no~n-highway users
will be good for purchases al author
lied filling stations" as well as for
gasoline purchased at bulk plants or de-
livered tc private storage tanks, OPA
announces. The "A" ration for motor
lists is now two gallons weekly in all
parts of the country. On the Pacific
Coast, the "B" ration has been cut from
400 to 400 miles a month.
Civilian Food Supply Favorable
The civilian food supply for the next
few months appears to be more abun-
dant than for the same period last year
the Department of Agriculture reports
Potatoes and cabbage head the list OF
really abundant foods over most of the
country. Other products include, car
rots, beets, spinach, peanut butter, shell
eggs. grapefruit, and small oranges
frozen baked beans, citrus marmalade
lard. canned green and waxed beans
frozen vegetables, and canned peas and
tomatoes.
Defermerts To Be More Exact
Occupational deferments must be more
exacting, particularly with registrants
under the age of %. in order to meet
calls of the armed forces, the Director
oil Selective Service has notified local
boards. The combined strength of our
armed forces has been fixed at IL 300 ,OOO
by July /, 1914, and as of February l.
some 1852, 900 had entered military
service.
More Income Tax Information
While the majority of the nations
50 million taxpayers will find their 1914
federal income tax obligations taken
care of through withholding by Their
employers. an estimated Is million will
be required to file declarations Of theii
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23
Senior Gloss PIoy
/ Now In Rehearsal

Rehearsals are now in progress for
the Durant High School Senior Class
presentation of "Oh Promise Me-" sths
new farce by Pete Williams, which is
being produced by special arrangement
with Samuel French Company of New
York.
Featured in the east are: Bobby
Irby. James Stokes, Dub King, Margue-
rite Rogers, Rosemary Howell, Elsie
Ellard, Bobbie Blanton, Mildred Mitchell,
jennie Parkinson, Lena Armstrong, Ollie
Mae Groves, Mable Richardson.
Watch for the presentation date of
this funny and most entertaining farce.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23
THROUGH
HAZEL
EYES
BY HAZEL

Lesser folks may be kept at home
with two gallons of gasoline a week or
none at all but our interchangeable First
Lady continues to CAD. Reported vari-
ously in Georgetown, British Guiana,
Belem, Brazil, and other spots, Mrs.
Roosevelt continues her tour by air of
Latin and Northern South American
countries.
Perhaps this trip is necessary in the
interest of being "eyes and ears for
the President" but a lot of persons in
these United States are asking the
question why the people are called upon
to stop riding, stop travelling, change
our eating habits, sleeping habits and
almost every other habit, and the Off
cial family and high government Off
Gals seems TO be immune from rules
and regulations that govern the life of
the average citizen and his family now.
-S-
Gov. John W. Bricker, of Ohio, bidder
for the Republican presidential nomi-
nation, minced no mords in speaking to
the Ohio Press Association recently
when he said the purpobe of the Pres
ident's well known attitude toward the
press was to undermine the confidence
Of the people in their newspapers.
Our readers will recall the President
has on occasion told one newspaper
man to put on a Ounce cap and sit in
Iron Cross; and to the question Of a
reported regarding his fourth term
aspirations the President replied the
question was "picayune."
II is well know by the newspaper
fraternity that the President. borders
on hat for the newspapers for several
reasons. Perhaps the main one is news
papermen can almost always tell what
he il up to at least those veteran
newspapermen in Washington who have
been on the scene long enough can.
Those gentlemen are not easily fooled
BY anyone.
Gov. Bricker said that while our con-
stitution guarantees freedom Of the
press, stating in the first amendment
Congress shall make no law-abridg-
ing the freedom Of speech, or OF the
prcss"-there is no similar protection
for the press from the Executive branch
Of the government. 1t is the executive
branch today that has been responsible
for spreading it's propaganda for poll
tical effect and making unwarranted use
of its censorship powers
Tho spirit Of freedom today cries
ont for Intelligent leadership from the
press. We will never be ground under
a dictator's heel as long as we have a
free press, not subservient to the gov
eminent and free of its influence, poll
tieally and economically. The very
future Of freedom in America today
rosts @sn the fres~prcss. free to find OUT
the facts and unafraid to give them to
the people. When the people are in
formed they will act.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23

Friday was st. Patrick's Day and
many an freshman wore a bit OF green
honoring the birthday Of the saint who
banished snakes from Ireland among
his other good works. st. Patrick was
especially loved by the fishermen for:
st. Patrick was the Anglers friend
OF that there was no doubt;
To Ireland's snakes he put an end
And Snakes eat lots of trout.
So on the birthday Of the Saint
Each Angler should be seen
Whether he's Irish or he amt,
"A wearin' of the green
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23
McGee Williamson
Promoted To Sergeont

McGee Williamson has recently been
promoted to Staff Sergeant. He has
been in service eighteen months, enter
ing on Sept. 4, 1912. For the past year
he has been stationed at Camp Hulen,
Texas, with an anti-aircraft unit.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23

Pvt. Jake Hermann is home this week
on a 15-day furlough from his station
in Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Hermann and
Mrs. Wimpey williams met him in Mem
phis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Heron and two
children, Clyde Lee and Martha, OF
CORTLAND, visited her brother, F. v.
McCullar and family Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23
Patients At The Hospital

White
Janice Pearl Wigley, Eden, Ri. !.
Boyd Sheppard, Tchula.
Mrs. Mills Heard, Lexington.
r. d. Dawes, Black Hawk.
Mrs. o. S. Williamson, Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23

Mrs. j. NJ. Howard and daughters, Ann
and Mrs. Joe York. Jr., Mrs. J. l.. Longi-
motif, Mrs. Clyde Stokes, and Mrs. Doug
Ramsey were Jackson visitors Saturday
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23
Methodist Church

Sermon by Rev. r. G.. Lord
Circle | WSCS meets in the home OF
Mrs. Joyce Monday at 300 Pm.
Circle III meets at the church, with
Mrs. Lanfair as hostess at 300 Pm.
Prayer Service Wednesday 1880 Pm
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23

Richard o'Cain. USN, is home on leave
rom his duties in the Navy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-03-23
Presbyterian Church

The following is our schedule of ser
vices for next Sunday, March 26th:
Sunday School at 10 AN.
Morning Worship Service at IL AN
Evening Worship Service at 5 Pm.
This is the Sunday for our annual
Every Member Canvass and all members
are urged TO attend the morning service
and make their financial pledges for
the church year, l944-'i5.
We invite visitors to Durant to wor-
ship with US.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06

Detroit, Apr. 6-AP-Modifica.
ton OF the United Automobile
Workers (CIO) policy against IN
authorized strikes was announced
Tuesday by President r. ]. Thomas
Thomas said that the executive
board at a recent meeting at New
York adopted a clause providing
that Thomas may summon a local
union to appear before the execu-
tive board in the case Of an unau.
thorized strike Ito show cause why
II should not be dealt with in ac-
cordance with the union constitu.
ton"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
"Mastitis" Causing Milk.
Dairy Cattle Losses

"Mastitis is causing serious milk
and dairy cattle losses in many
dairy herds OF this county. reports
II. S. Osler, county agricultural
agent, on account OF difficulties
dairymen are having with this
trouble, two specialists will dis
cuss the disease at a special coun-
ty-wide meeting 10 be held Mon
day evening. April 10 at s:15 p. m.
at the Ann Arbor High School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
Juror SUBSIDIES

Jackson. Mich. Apr Tins -
The furore over discovery Of a
secret teen age boys society who
plotted to overthrow. the govern
ment subsidized today as no legal
action was taken against the
youths. Seven boys alleged to be.
long TO the fantastic group which
was led by l6-year-old described
as talented boy, Names Of
the Youths. who were between Il
and is years old, were not dis.
closed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06

PEAS ARE a cool weather crop
and they can be planted in the
Victory garden just as soon as it
10 possible 70 work the soil.
Peas should be planted about
two inches apart in the trench. A
fat bottomed trench, illustrated
in the accompanying Garden
Graph, is best since It gives the
peas room TO develop to best adj
vantage. The roots have an oppor-
tunity to develop properly and the
peas are at a distance which al
lows the foliage Of one row to
shade the roots Of the next row,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
CONSCIENCE FUND

Kalamazoo, Apr. GAP A $40
bill, en-. route to the Treasury De-
partments conscience fund. was Z
received by Postmaster Harry New
comb. An unsigned note, pinned
TO the bill, was addressed lin care
OF the President" and said "a debt
paid with interest" The postmas-
ter decided the bill was sent by
someone who "shorted' the gov
eminent on his income tax calcu,-
lations and decided to refund thSr
difference.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
School Plans Program
Thursday Afternoon

One division of the first grade Of
Harriet School will give an assemb-
" Thursday afternoon in the au-
ditorium. The play is called, The
Clean Plate Parade, and en-.
courages children to eat plenty OF
vegetables
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06

room CT. third floor
Dr. c. S. Bryan OF the Bacteri-
ology Department. Michigan State
College. who is an outstanding
authority on Mastitis will explain
its causes. treatment and control
Mr.. Osler reports that Dr. Bryan's
wide experience and study Of this
disease puts him in a position to
reI err valuable assistance to the
dair. men Of this county in its effec-
tive control.
Prof Russell Norwood Of the
Dairy Department, will also discuss
the process of milk secretion and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
James Grady Winner
of Spelling Contest

James Grady OF Harriet School
We the fifth grade spelling contest
and also the school contest. He
has been awarded a beautiful die
tionary for the grade champion and
will receive a certificate for the
school contest when he completes
for the district championship at
Ypsilanti High School. April 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
Early Peas in Victory Garden
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Released by Central Press Associate

thereby keeping the roots cool and
moist.
Since peas do not like dryness
at their feet, early paintings of
peas need not be as deep as later
paintings when the growing peas
must struggle against heat and
sometimes dryness.
Since many Victory gardeners
will find IL troublesome to put up
wire supports for the climbing pea
plants, the use OF "twiggy" brush
Is suggested and illustrated in the
Garden-Graph. The twigs thus set
out as climbing supports should be
at least six inches higher than the
anal growth height Of the variety
OF peas planted
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06

Washington Selective Service
Director Lewis B. Hershey: ut is
the duty of the less fit to replace
young, able-bodied men in indus
try and agriculture. The men who
are fighting need reinforcements
We shall not fail them"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06

NEW YORK-INS-The career
OF Hal b. Wallis. film producer,
who rose from a movie theater
usher to national prominence, took
a new turn Wednesday with abro-
cation Of his contract with Warn
er Bros. Warner offices announced
that the contract was abrogated
because Of Wallis alleged non-com-
plianCe with itselerms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06

how II Is related to Mastitis infec-
ton. The meeting is open to the
public All daiFym IN are specially
urged TO attend says Mr.. Osler'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-06
VICTORY GARDENS

VIC ON NFtINDLIVO
Name 1919 '''''''''''.'' lei '''''''''
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Check one
wish to apply for .......... community victory
garden plots, 40 by 60 feet at $3.50 per plot.
wish to register vacant lot for victory gar
den at Observation-Disclosures.
l wish to apply for use of neighborhood victory
garden, price to be negotiated with the owner.
mail to Victory Garden Committee,
Board of Commerce)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Konec valky ma byt o veIiko.
nocfch 1914 die move
nfednovSdi

Farmar Virgil Smith, O nemz
Sc udava, re spravne pTedpo-
vedel konec prvnf svetov6 val
ky, pustil Sc nyni znova do pro-
rokovanf a pTedpovfda, re n.y.
nejsf svetova valka skoncf pra-
We ma Bozf bod velikonocnf
1914, coz by tedy bylo 9. dub
ma.
Smith, ktery predpovfda ma
zaklade svych snG, prohlasil
fri mesfce pred skoncenfm I.
sv6tove valky, re skoncf II. lis
topadu 1918. Pr tom predpo-
vedel docela a spravne i jak
skonci a jak budou m1rove pod
minky zaranzovany.
Pozoruhodn6 take je, re Smi-
thovi Sc vyplnilo take i proroc-
tv1 o Italii. Pravil, re Italie
Dude z valky V polovine rfjna
1913 a re v zap6ti ma to vyhla-
81 valku Nemecku. Dale pra-
vii, re hlavnf bitvy budou sve-
deny ma italsk6 p1de a dodal,
re pred skoncenfm vft6zne bit
Wy spojenci budou mfti dosti ST.
ly, ably pTinutili Hitlera k Cd
chodu do soukromeho zivota
prave o velikonocfch 1914. o
Japonsku pax Smith pravil, re
Dude tez ga kratko" nasledo-
vati.
Dale Smith pfedpovedel, re
svet pc nynejSf valce Dude
"bezpecny pred valkami", re
touto valkou sc skoncf vsechny
valky a re Spoj. Staty budou
m1ti vedouc1 HAS v a~ranzovani
"trvaleho" mfru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Americka LODI 'Czechoslovakia
s~puStena ma vodu.

New York (CTK)- Dne 20.
ledna t. r. byla V Portlandu, O.
RECON, spust6na ma vodu LODI
noveho typu Victory, pojme-
novana "Czechoslovakia". LODI
byla postavena spolecnost1 60
RECON Shipbuilding Corpora
ton, We ktere je zamestnano
mnoho CechoslovakG. Namofn1
komise Spojenych StatG ma "a
dost m1stn1ch CechoslovakG da
la souhlas k pojmenovani lodi
IS. S. Czechoslovakia Victory"
jake dalsf americkou LODI "na
pocest prvn1ho spojeneckeho
naroda, prepadeneho nemecky
mi armadami". LODI byla po-
kftena Miss Barbarou Vickery,
dcerou znameho vyrobce OBJ
chodn1ch lodi. Admiral Ho-
ward L. Vickery, m1stopfedse-
da namofnf komise Spojenych
Stat1, promluvil pred spuste-
MIN lodi O Ceskoslovensku a je-
no prfnosu k spojeneckemu Vi
tezstv1 v soucasne valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
BERLIN NEUSTALE HORT A
NEMCI JEJ OPUSTf UPLNE.

Berlin byl znova napaden
tezkymi bombardovaci Raj
minuly patek, a to jiz druhou
noe "a sebou. Tento nalet byl
uz Is. We spojenecke Rampant
v dobe poslednich dvou meslcG
a jak zpravy re svedska hlas1,
Nemci pry Sc pfipravuj1 k upl-
nemu %opusten1 mesta.
Tento nalet ma hlavni mesto
Reichu prisel We chv1li, kdy je-
Ste horely pozary z naletu mi
mule noel, kdy ma Berlin bylo
svrhnuto 1900 tun bomb. Brit
ske ministerstvo letectvi ozna-
milo, re Sc pohresuje At bonn
bometnych letadel z tohoto ma
letu.
Utok ma Berlin byl vlastne
tfeti v dobe poslednfch "a no
din a nasledoval zapet1 pc a.
merickem utoku "a b1leho dine
ma zahadne terce pobrezn1 O.
blasti Pas-de-C Calais We Francii.
Ma Berlin cd zahajeni teto
kampane Is. listopadu 1913
bylo svrhnuto jiz ma 10000
dlouhych tun v~ybusnych bomb,
coz jest asi dvakrate tolik, ko-
lik bylo zapotrebf k znicenf
Hamburku, ktery je o polovinu
mensi Berlina.
Stockholmsky casopis "Sven-
ska Morgonbladet" citoval jed
noho cestujfcfho, prave priby-
leho z Berlina, re Sc tam pTi-
pravuje 1plna evakuace celeho
m6sta.
zeny a deti opoustejf Berlin
v nekonecnych proudech, jak
omen svedsky list dale uvadf.
Vsechny pravidelne verejne
skoly v Berline byly jiz zavre-
ny a 'evakuacn1 skoly" byly O.
tevreny mimo stale hof1ci hlav-
nj mesto Reichu.
Tento IS. nalet ma Berlin pfi-
Sci We chvili, kdy Nemci Sc po-
kusili O nalet ma Britanii, coz
melo "a nasledek jiz 700. pro-
tileteckych alarm v Londyne
cd pocatku valky. Nemci svr-
hi nekolik bomb, jimiz zpuso-
bill nejakou skodu a take bylo
nekolik lidskych obeti jejich
naletu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
LenM BACK The ATTACK!

vojenskych a namoTnfch posad
kach a v nemocnic1ch, ably tam
pomahali bojovnikGm a jejich
rodinam We vsech osobnich ne
snatch, 1kol to, ma kterem be-
re Cerveny Kffz notny a zasluz
ny podfl j ma domacf fronte.
Vzdyt i donna must zGstavati
Cerveny Kr1z vzdy ma pozoru.
NasledkGm pohrom nutno cell
ii, jakmile k pohrome dojde.
Je proto nutno cviciti move a
move %pomocnice osetrovatelek,
je nutno poradati kursy pro pr
vnf pomoc pri 1razu a uvadeti
We skutek jine lidovychovne
projekty. Je treba upravovati
ballcky potravin pro valecne
zajatce, pripravovati chirurgic
Ike obvazy a Tesiti tisfc a jeden
detail, vyskytuj1cf sc v admin
strative teto rozsahle, bez Cd
pocinku pracuj1c1 organisace.
Veskera cinnost Cerveneho
KT1ze je financovana dobrovol-
nymi Diary a pr1spevky. V bfe-
znu, oznacenem presidentem
Rooseveltem "a Mesic Cervene-
no KT1ze, must tato organisace
sebrati svGj valecny fond ma
rok 1914, fond, jehoz nebyvala
vyse je 1m6rna k nadm1rne We
likym pozadavkdm, kladenym
ma organisaci. Vas prfspevek
zajistf to, re Cerveny Kf1z bu-
de moci i nadale poskytovati
svych sluzeb, a pomGze tax ne
primo zachraniti nejeden zivot.
Davejme proto stedTe!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04

VALECNY FOND CERVENE-
HO KRfzE MA ROK 1914.

Bylo by trochu pozde, chtft po-
s1lat pomoc ma druhy konec sve
ia, kdyz uz bomby padaj1. A by
10 by rozhodne pozde poohl1ze-
tt sc pc darci krve nebo pc O.
setTovatelce teprve tedy, kdyz
tezce raneny vojak potrebuje
transfuse. A take kdyz domo-
va vzdaleny vojak doslechne,
re sc u neho donna COST nezadou
c1ho dele, je mu treba pomoci,
a to pomoci bezodkladne!
Americky Cerveny KT1z po-
skytuje teto pomoci vsude a
kdykoli je il treba. Must Sc
starati O to, ably Sc darci krve
hlasili jeden "a druhym, ably
armada a namornictvo mely do
statek osetfovatelek, ably zku-
SEMI pracovnfci Cerveneho Xii
re a potrebne zasoby pravidel-
ne sc dostavali ma sva mfsta v
taborech, nemocnic1ch a ma
zahranicnlch operacn1ch dejis-
itch valky pc celem svete.
Kdyz c~estuj1cf utrp1 zraneni
pTi srazce vlak1, kdyz povoden
postihne mesto, kdyz Sc pocne
sffiti epidemic, tehdy jakykoli
odklad NIUE znamenati doda-
tecnou ztratu ma lidskych Two
tech. Zvlastnf fondy Cervene-
no Kf1ze a lekaTske potTeby
jsou pripraveny prave pro ia
kovyto 1cel, jakoz i zkusen1
pracovnfci, kteTi zachranuji O.
beti neocekavane pohromy a
pomahaji jim v rehabilitaci; to
vse znamena odstranenf zbytec
neho odkladu a zachranu mno-
ha zivot1.
Mali vsak Cerveny Kf1z do
staff vsem zavazkdm, jimiz Sc
citi povinnovan v1ci nasim vo-
iak1m i civilnimu obyvatelstvu,
nemGze sc obejfti bez vaSf po-
moci. Roku 1914 must Sc po-
starati ash O 1000, 900 DART kr-
We. Kazdeho mes1ce must W.
hledati $500 osetfovatelek pro
vojsko a namoTnictvo. Krajst1
reditele Cerveneho KTHe a JIM
clenove jeho personalu must
byti ustanoveni ma sva mlsta We
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Nemci systematicky vyvrazd'u-
II ceskv narod.

Londyn (CTK) = Vsechny
dochazej1ci informace potvrzu-
j, re Cech1 zavrazdenych pc
atentatu ma Heydricha je tficet
tisfc. Toto cfslo bylo ~potvrze-
no i oficialnimi "protektoratnf-
mi" kruhy. Do ledna bylo do
nemeckych koncentracn1ch ta-
bor1 poslano tricet tis1c ces-
kych zen. Dve tTetiny pacien-
til kosmonoskeho 1stavu pro
choromyslne bylo "vedeckymi"
metodami zabito nemeckymi
lekaTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Hleda Sc krajan.

New York (CTK) = Gene
ralnf konsulat Ceskoslovenske
republiky, 1870 Broadway New
York 10, N. Y, hleda p. Jose
ia Podesvu, mar. r. 1908 v La
desmith, Wis. Jmenovany I'll
v Ceskoslovensku (Mosty u ia
blunkova), odjel do Spojenych
Stat1 a pracoval v Detroitu,
Michigan.
Kdo by ved6l jeho adresu,
necht il laskave oznamf gene
ralnimu konsulatu v New Yor-
ku n ashora uvedenou adresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Frosty vojak pred psti Lefty,
jest plukovnlkem v 25.

Wilson R. Wood 2 Chico
Tex, ktery vstoupil pred pet.
Lefty do armady jake prosty vo.
jak, byl nynf jmenovan plukov.
n1kem. Je mu 25 let. jake pc.
rucfk Wood, byl velitelem sku.
piny MarauderG, bombomet.
nych aeroplann strednf veliko.
sti a Dude dale pokracovati V
jejich velenf v naletech mad
Francif. Je jednfm z nejmlad
SIGH plukovnfkG americke ar.
mady. Pred vstupem do arma.
dy byl hracem footballu ma u
niversite Baylor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Svycarsko Sc pTipravuje.

svycarsko povolava sve 49,
lete mladiky k chime vojenske
sluzbe S ohledem "na skutec-
nou nezbytnost v teto iodine"
,jak pravil Karl Kobelt, ministr
narodni obrany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Patercata shledala prvni film
" mests North Bay.
Ca11andnr Ont n

Callander, Ont. = Dionne-
ova patercata jeste dnes mad
Sene mluvf o sve prvnf navste-
We filmoveho divadla. Tyto d.
venky, kter6 v kvetnu t. r. bu-
dou 1Olete, navstfvily predva-
denf filmu 'Lassie Come Home
v nedalekem meste North Bay
"a doprovodu svych rodicI.