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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
PITCHERS SAG:
YaIlkS
Back i'm
Second

A pitching collapse on all fronts
during the past two weeks has
produced such a record of medi-
ocrity by each Of the so-called
American League pennant con-
tenders, that not one of them
today could show better than a
500 pace for their last dozen
games.
The New York Yankees who
moved back into second place
yesterday. and the Detroit Tigers.
each have won six Of their last
- games but the league leading
ST. Louis Browns have taken only
three of their dozen while the
Boston Red SoX have won five
IN II.
Pitching has. been at fault in
all instances, with starters being
driven out IN the early innings
and their relief men often no
better
The Tigers, despite their big
winners, Paul DIZZY Trout and
Hal Newhouser. are tied with the
Red ,Sox for the biggest yield Of
runs per game in the last y, with
each team having given up SO or
an average Of SIS per game.
The Yankees have yielded ST
for an average Of 4 - runs per
game. while the Brown Fingers
haE given up 80 for a mark Of
Only SIX Tiger pitching Jobs
have been complete with Trout
turning I'M three Of these. The
Yankees have had FIVE complete
games. with tho Browns getting
only four and ihc Rod SOX three
ID thor last - game
The pitching was bad on all
counts aGaSn Yesterday The
YankS won 81 over the Red Sox
Al New York. Hank Borowy dis
sipatcd fat lead when the Red
SoN made four runs m the seventh
on successive two run homerS by
Hmmy Butcher and Bob Johnson,
Butcher accounted for two more
with another homer In'the eighth
off relief pitcher jim Turner, who
! fhcn settled down 20 save
Borowy'S sixteenth victory.
An error by George NcQuirn
with two out in the eighth led 70
seven unearned runs and 2 l2-7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Farris Whips CdroIin
In Bowling Match

FarrS Eros. bowling team de-
fested Barney Adairs Carolin
Five M match game at,Great
Lakes last night by 81 pins with
2ql6 10 2Si9 Ca1 Carlson 65L
Harry rohlan $40 and Whitley
Ebncl'ards SO for the winners
Harold Shaws 619 and Al Thomas
6l5 for the losers stood out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
MORE MOUNTS DUE

He showed some Zeal horse
backing when his mount Crouch
en-, BOY was beaten by a nose
10y TeddyS Flame over the TUT
course Monday There Is little
doubt hiS agent Eddie Whelan
will be getting many more mounts
Ton INN \ slight illness kept him
from riding yesterday.
DovhurSi was horn IN Dundee
Scotland bur The family has
lived I'M Toronto tor many years.
He's trying TO do his best for his
~ doWCd mother and q brother
and sister. aged II and 10 re-
,pocuvely They are not the only
ones who think he'll be a success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
He s Up on Rador

Roy ileuShaw Of The Tigers =
dian expert say, the new tangled
science after the war will have
many civilian uses For in
stance. The little lefihander
points out. when driving your
auto out m tbo country radar will
Tell YOU II thcrc IS another car
coming on ihe other side Of the
rdi
Joe Fncel. owner Of the Chatta-
0oo-a franchise m the Southern
& -ocIauon. says that Miami, Fla
Wll he first choice If II comes 70
switching the club go. The South
rIn League VIII convene in Octo-
pcr 10 discuss the shift
Loo Cropd who is trying to
drive his Rcd SON MO a pcnnant
Tor Tom YaWkcV. who never cN-
penenced that thrill IS the third
Youngest major league manager
and also the fourth oldest IN con
>ccuuve Years OF directing club
lie * Younger than Mel OFT
md Lou Boudreau. Yet only Con-
mo Nack-lne Mccarthy and Bill
yNcKechnlc hold nm edge on HIM
'or steady employment . He
hogan htS managerial career m
i9E2 Nth Washing shifted TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Shippers
Picked
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Dick Miller. Dctrots leading
starbost skinner Nerl Ann and
40. ,l,or,i, -. on i,o ,.,o r,.,,,..
= - - '''''' ~ " -
ti'' 80 ~ = i7'
Starboat championships IN the
three-day series Of FIVE races start
INC tbis af,or,oo, a, tbe C,esrar,
c, -, -,
san i''''' ''"'''
The first race IS ~ EGO -. u
today and 10 a nj and = go % m
tho res, NJ tho wook
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al i'' - ,>I t.-. r..
'''''' " '''> ''> '''-''' -
....,
HiL'leN Nj az '' me o'P-
2elS IN i=t
ei'' ~. ''"s' >e
Wll take part IN The classic De
IRON fDHI ! 'i4h N"t 'fNt~
SUNDAY ne x class vii Ns gIlf
49, 60 ~ 49,
IN ioIie 700, ituN> moore ios
I4Sallp back ln town .r.
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N''''.' 'lIH mas ii.''.' "t' '> i'' ''
his crew that COuihnaW sprudkcr-
t...,.lf., mol c.,,f r
I'filbItIt i'i' b N"' ~I'- WHO i'fN
been talu. torrf~uDudnugp i..-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Red Run Golfers
Honor Greenkeeper

Bill Smith CrccnkcCpcr M Rcd
Run Tor > years was presented
a watch and = $500 war bond yes
teiday AZ a special event m his
honor More than $50 golfers COM
petod in a tournament which fea-
tured thc affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
OTHERS RECALLED

Detroit fans haven't forgotten
when Gllprn used 10 bring down
the. SeaRram horSeS hesdc! -
the brilliant Stand Pat, and when
Connie Smyihe now an artillery
major recovering from wounds in
France. brought in his bad post
actor. ShoelesS Joe, which won
many a race here and in New
York.
The Canadian winner yesterday
was r. F. LeSlie'S Wise Chance
which Rex Lcavitt rode 70 a
ST 20 mutuel and 4 nose decision
over the favored Nouorme In the
second race.
ltWaS the 2i.ycar-o'd Lcayitts
ride which won the race against
inexperienced apprentice Leon
Han Hall has frightened some
q. his followers by starting to
wear his cap on the side Of his
bp4G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31

tons most ardent football fans.
and 1t. Dick Gallagher of Crosse
He
, Az the annual meeting Of the
Football Writers Association, VIII
fred Smith was reelected prcSl-
dent. And the Chicago Tribune
~portSWritcr was running for a
fourth term
Mrs HUNK NO1FTS0N ana her
two children were spectators. So
we're Harry klnCier, G. cor & @
Richards, Leo Fitzpatrick Bill
Ais and p. NJ. Thomas, all con-
ncctcd with the first Lions team
I'm Detroit Harry WiSmcr broad
cast the game. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31

Fl'v Sou'hVorth has \ twofold
purpose M driving mS Cardinals
.nr more victories I'M the regular
season Besides keeping his
bows on edge for the world series
Inc wants 20 win III games 10 top
Sic mark of ll6 established by the
4"T Cubs
Brooklyn viii plt in a bid Tor
Vince D.NacGlo IT Pittsburgh de-
oies o pedile us out6elier with
she hIC appetite Vince has
been m the i0Ch0uso ever since be
rolled up SQ97 dinner check
when me Pirates played IN Phlla-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Local 50
Champs

too,t N po,,,h,,,,to. ,oa,v arc
1'''i D
metropolitan Soi'odIi champions
~ me major gins class "".
snNi,tf game must he played
between Hudson Isl and 1ohnsonS
IN docide tho mons major title
holder as = ros,I, NJ cannes playrd
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ECTniCC COWr4 hurled rNIfmt
.h-u - ro- ,o,r, ,,.,. r..d,n.
van anu l'i 'OoI'' "'N ''''''''~
Ito ~. Then the winners cut
Ioouo Sarah | orpttn piDrb bIf-
.'''' '"''''
ing Tor ~cCOnO ht~clnt0 l''t
Roth walked Mary plc.ha ,acu-
go - 80, g.. ...t..,l ,.,
IlCtp. ntIIN EIll'IN I'''Jllu 'iI'i
ON an error and ANN |sOifN
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P'lP'' ~ H'N'i'''. ''.' '''
WAS p9S~pd 10 tlII the bases
Catcher Lee / lC0IcI OcIlNrl't p
tVo-rtm single alonc INC third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Jersey City Cuts
Lead Of Orioles

Baltimore ORIOLES lo,''a portion
~ fr.r International League lead
to d.r newark '7St night drop
PING q p 10 3 decision 10 Jersey
CITY Rochester defeated Buffalo
7 20 81, Toronto beat Montreal
s 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Might Edition Code Key

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
How They Stand

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500 vows Boston ?
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Services Represented
NJ .AIl-Siar Game

CHICAGO Aus Sl-Comdr Frank WiCktoS USNR in charge
~ the physical program Of the here today
Glowing mp southwest Pacific He aided i'm setting
40 rehabilitation ccrterS recently retalcn from
hmm ~ Comdr BOY C-.g.ol who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
Canadian HhOrSemem
Invade Track Here
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

Canadian invasion Of the Detroit TRACK
recently Canadian horses Canadian hoSemcn Canadian Jockeys
which likely make itself felt heavily before the 1Oo-da
season ends Sept. 20
Thrre low Canadian far. Alaah tIel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31

Won tWlCe Tor MIS-, Q. r. Mo
Nakin'S Continent. HaggiS and
Maybe The regulars expect
Others as the Canadian trainers,
including w. +. Walsh and the
astute Frank Gilpin. 10 cut loose
with some Of the horses they
readled up for delivery to the
winners circle here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
YON.iBOR Is STAR

The play Of John Yonalior from
last years great Noue Dame
team. was one Of the high spots
OF the contest.
Gus Dorais and CurleN Lam
beau. two N the rivals who have
10 play the Bears twice each. had
more than a little comfort out of
the game. Without Sid Luckman
the Beers would have had little
10 offer And u was the only
scheduled appearance OF Luck
man. who is an ensign IN The mer-
chant marine getting n leave
for his game HIS lavorlte rc-
cciper was hlg Jim Benton, who
leaves today TO ioin the Cleveland
Rams.
a record kick Of 50 yards lbu
rolled dead on the 1-Nard line soft
up the All-StarS' FIRST touchdown
Luckman kicked 90 on hiS 3S
and Dohhs passed Creighton
Miller IN the end 'onc alter You-
kakor dropped has fuSt toss
Sahau goalcd
\ little later DohbS' passing
featured ~ the AIl-Stars advanced
from the Bears II to the = where
the bah bounced out of Dohh>
arms. bat Tavcncr fcll ON u in the
end zone for the second marker
m the FIRST quarter Saban again
Coaled
The Bears lnotcd the count In
the second period with Hickman
taking charge after the kickoff
went out of bounds. Gar Famgh-
otu crashing over after II plays
The Bears rang The cash register
again on three passes after taking
possession ON Tho AO-StarS 30
Benton scoring
Thc Ali-S'ars scored quickly ~
start 'hc fhud du,n- fn ihe >
where ~4haD third quarterback
,n,4ked Jailed Bobby Mclean
mt>ulr'rd colcEianS on a zoe
ward reverse 'o count tor '1e
Bear. m ine same period Them
.csve Gu7duskas field goal from
tre 3 lu 'ho final Sarl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
ROOT RRFNKS M

Pete handled his assignment 10
perfection COolly boOting the bail
between the uprGhtS from tho L.
yard line 90 provide the margin
Of victory The score was tied AZ
The time
Tho Bears had rallied once 10
overcome a tWo-touChdown dcficl
and tie the score. Then they came
back a second time 10 match
ihrd period tally hy The collie
gianS
There was plenty Of time left
in the game but Hunk ruled in
favor of The three quick points
GudauSkaS a guard from Murray,
Ky. State Teachers. is playing his
second year with the Bears lie
made good his four kicks three
after iouchdowns and the decid-
inc field goal
The All-Stars gave the Bears
battle from the opening whistle.
Before the game was very many
minutes old, Glenn DobbS pro-
tPcOeO 10 MAKE IT bDc-IlldO
SHOW rs the hewldersd Bears
sought safe way IN stop his
aerial homhardmcnt, lie put
on the most spectacular one
man Sho'1 the All-StarS have had
IN this series. but in the long run
the experience and organization
Of the Bears paid of in the win
column
As a result Of his brilliant play
last night, DohbS was believed 10
be a near unanimous choice Tor
most valuable player The stars
had the best balanced team they
have presented IN this long series
and although they didn't WIN they
led most OF the game and then
lost by a narrow margin To a we'll
drilled experienced outfit, Among
the StandoutS on the Stars were
Creighton Miller Of Notre Dame.
1t Billy Hlllenhrand OF Indiana.
Pvt. Lin Houston Of OHIO state
and 1t Louis Sahan of Indiana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
NOVA WILMA TERORU
27 CechH poprayeno.

Londyn, IS. (cTK) nova vi
ma teroru zaplavily Cechy a
Moravu. Ia dobu cd 20. Ger
vence do L. zarf bylo odsouze-
no k smrti a popraveno 27 &C.
CHI, z toho sest zen. Poole
zprav nemeckeho tisku byli %.
cervence popraveni:
Ladislav Rural, 37lety z
Breznice u Zl1na; Amalie Ran
dyskova roz. Ralkova, 4Oleta,
re Zlfna; Josef Mikel, 4Olety,
z BTeznice; Jan Mikesik, sale.
ty, z Karlovic vsichni byli Cd
souzeni "a ukryvani n~epratel
rise, zbranf a stfeliva.
27. cervence byli popraveni :
JindTich Pullman, Teodor Ma
vratil, Bohumil Klumper. Ru-
dolf Uher, Vladimir Shurka
(vek a bydliste neudany). Cd
souzeni byli Ia to, re sc z1cast-
nily organisovanf narodnich w
bort.
4. srpna byli popraveni: Jan
Suchy, 35lety, z Prahy; Jan
Urban, 29lety, z Roudnice;
Ladislav Kucera, 35lety, z Pra-
by; odsouzeni byli "a poruseni
pTedpisG o prfdelech potravin.
II. srpna byli popraveni:
Josef Houda, 29lety, z Kican;
Frantisek Hollis, 29lety, z RI
can; Emile Pleskotova, roz.
Chlupavova, 35leta, re Srbfna:
Anna Solperova roz. Souckova,
4Oleta, z Prahy; Karel Pokor-
ny, 19lety, z Prahy; Vladimir
Horak, 44lety, z Domazlic;
Frantisek Maska, 46lety re
Smrkovic; Oldrich Libensky,
32lety, z Prelouce; Frantisek
Fryba, 35lety, z Prelouce, Cd
souzeni byli Ia ukryvani VIA
stencil hledanych Gestapem, "a
poslech cizfho rozhasu a "a to,
re NELL We SVEN majetku zbra-
ne. Ucitel Frantisek Maska re
Smrkovic "a ukryvanf zbranf.
/. zafi byli popraveni: Josef
Bednaf, 58lety, re Sukorad;
Marie Vopalecka roz. Hlavac-
kova, 33leta, z Drazetic, "a "a
lozenl pozaru v obilnfm skladi-
Alois Hradil, 37lety, z
Breznice; Rafaela Zouharova,
roz. Kasparova, 54leta z Der
balova; Marie Evandova, roz.
Vrtna, 50leta, z Frydku, pro
skryvanf vlastencn hledanych
Gestapem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Porady o kontrole pohlavnich
nemoci.

Washington Federalni zdra-
votn1 sluzba svolava do St.
Louisa cd 9. do II. listopadu
konferenci narodnich zdravot-
nickych cinitelI O kontrole We
nerickych nemoci. Valka zpI-
sobila velky vzestup pohlav-
mich chorob nejen zde ale i v j.
nych castech sveta, ale zaroven
v6da prisla s novymi lecivymi
prostTedky. Ucelem konferen-
&c Dude svolanf nejlepsfch 3D.
born1kG kontrotly proti vene-
rickym nemocem a ~zjisteni nej-
leps1ch metod potfranf techto
nemocf. Vedouci odbornici
prednesou prednasky O nejlep-
SIGH modernfch metodach lece-
nj i kontroly. Zdravotnicka
armadn1 i namoTni sluzba prij-
de Sc svymi zkusenosti O ucin-
nosti penicilinu pri lecenf ka-
pavky a syfilisu a novych le-
cebnych metodach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
ZmSny " diplomaticke sluzbs.

Londyn (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venska vlada ustanovila tyto
move d~iplomatick6 zastupce:
DR.. Milos Hanak byl jmenovan
vyslancem v Turecku; j. V.
Hyka vyslancem v Mexiku. DR..
Karlu Cervenkovi, legacnimu
radovi velvyslanectv1 We Wash
ingtone, byl propGjcen titul spl
nomocneneho ministra. DR.. Ka-
rel Wendl byl jmenovan gene
ralnfm konsulem v Chicago a
Frant. Pospfsil zastupcem Ces-
koslovenska u Jihoafricke Unie
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Serzant vycinkal generalovi.

General Jos. w. Stillwell,
jenz veil c1nske a americke ar
made v Burme, zazil pred KRAFT
KEN velice zajfmav6 zkusenos-
tt o zdvofilosti typick6ho anne
rickeho serzanta. Easel 81 do
nedaleke dzungle ma prohl1dku
a kdyz prisel ma mytinu, obje-
vii Sc serzant. General byl O.
den v obycejne vojenske kali
hoty, kosili mel rozhalenou a
ma hlave obycejnou vojenskou
capku a nikde nejmensf znam-
ku sve generalske hodnosti.
Serzant, jenz nebyl prave v nej
lepsl nalade, rozkrikl sc ma ge-
nerala a zhurta sc tazal, jestli
mu nenf znamo, re zadnemu
vojakovi neni dovoleno sc pro-
chazeti v dzungli 1plne sam,
bez prGvodu jinych vojakd.
PAX mu zacal delati prednas-
ku o jeho uniforme a tazal Sc,
jestli Sc nestydi chodit tax ned
bale obleceny. Ma konec Sc je-
Ste jednou ma nej podival a pra
vii: "Ve Spojenych Statech to
uz must byt zle S odvodem,
kdyz nam posflaji takove stare
chlapy do boje!" Ma dasf w
general necekal a beze slova O.
DIESEL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
ZazracnY napoi.

V Detroit byli zatceni jisty
rev. Leonard Mailey a jeho
manzelka, kteri aspon kratky
cas- vydelavali pekne penize pc
mahan1m cd vojenskeho odvo-
du. Panicka 81 nasadila ma hla-
WI turban a oblekla cervene
kalhoty, dala 81 jine jmeno a "a
$45 davala mladym muzGm ne
jaky zazracny napoj, pc nemz
Sc u kazdeho dostavil 7ysoky
tlak krve a odvodnf komise jej
pax zaTadila do trfdy F-4. Jejl
muz il nahanel zakaznfky, ale
.jednou j dohodil nepraveho a
byl konec obchodu. Poslednlm
zakaznfkem byl detektiv cd F.
B. I. a ma tom Sc zazracny ma
poi neosvedcil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22

dinu postarano v pripade jeho
zraneni, zajet1 nepritelem ne
DO v pf1pade smrti We sluzbach
vlasti, a jak 81 v takovem prf-
pade poc1nati, ably Sc pokud
mono vyhnuli 1rednfmu SIM
lu.
Konecna kapitola, "When
you leave the Service" (Az O.
pustlte vojenskou sulzbu), jed
ma o odbytnem, pravdepodob-
nych vzdelavacfch moznostech
povalecnych, r1znych vyho-
dach pro vyslouzilce a O vrchol
ne dGlezita otazce hledani pra-
ce pc navratu do civlnfho III
vota.
Udaje v teto brozurce byly
pc STRANGE spravnosti opatrne
overeny pfislusnymi organy
vladimir i soukromymi. Bro
zurka je dvaadevadesatym els
lem serie popularnfch, desiti-
centovych brozurek o casovych
vecech, vydanych organisaci
"Public Affairs Committee,
Inc" v 80 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York City.
FILLS. - Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Zasoby benzinu ma kritic
KEN bodu.

Washington Administrator
naftoveho prImyslu Mr.. Da-
vies prohlasil, re zasoby nafty
a benzinu pro obcanskou spo-
trebu jsou ma tax kritickem bo-
du, re kazde zvysenf vojen-
skych pozadavk1 Dude prova-
zeno velmi neprfjemnou situaci
pro civilisty. Presto, re rafine-
RE dodavajf rekordni mnozstvi
produktG, nevidane vojenske
pozadavky slime omezily mnoz
stvf uvolnene pro civilisty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Revolucni narodni vybor "
Banske Bystrici vede povstani.

Revolucni narodni vybor v
Banske Bystrici vede povstani.
Londyn (CTK) - Denfk ce-
skoslovenskeho vojska v SOVIET
|skem svazu GA svobodne Ces-
koslovensko" u~verejnil vyzvu k
clenGm vojenskeho oddeleni
revolucn1ho narodn1ho vyboru
ma Slovensku, dustojnikum a
vojlndm. Poole teto vyzvy bra
tislavska vlada pozadala ne
meckou armada, ably zkrotila
slovensky narod, kdyz sloven-
ska armada odm1tla bojovat
proti spojeneckym a ruskym
paraSutistGm.
Vybor vyzval vojaky, Verne
Ceskoslovensku, ably uposlech-
Ii rozkaz1 svych dGstojnik1, a
vyzyva reservisty, ably Sc pTi-
hlasili v nejblizs1ch kasarnach.
List "Za svobodne Ceskoslo-
vensko" rovnez uverejnuje roz
kaz revolucnfho vyboru, We kite
rem Sc prohlasuje, re revolucn1
vybor zarucuje pofadek a bez-
pecnost osob a majetku. We We
skere cinnosti, pravi vybor, bu-
diz pokracovano jake dosud.
Policejni hodina ma Slovensku
byla stanovena ma 9 hod. vecer
Novy velitel slovenskeho Get
nictva vydal rozkaz vsem okres
MIN veliteldm, ably sc pfihlasili
u nejvyss1ho cetnickeho veil
telstv1 We Stubnanskych Tepli-
c1ch a vyjadril sc, IDA Sc roz-
hodli podporovati move velitel-
stv1, jez jde S partyzany.
"Za svobodne Ceskosloven-
sko" z 2. zar1 otisklo prokla-
maci narodn1ho vyboru V Ban
ske Bystrici, j1mz Sc vybor pro-
hlasuje "a nejvyss1 organ slo-
venskeho narodniho ~povstan1
a pTejima vsechnu legislativni
a exekutivni moe, dokud slo-
vensky narod nebude moci u
staviti Tadnymi demokraticky-
mi volbami svoje legitimn1 "a
stupce. mas odboj", prav1
proklamace, "je v pln6m SOU
hlase s ceskoslovenskym ma
rodnim odbojem a je pro bra
trsky svazek vsech ceskoslo-
venskych narodG. Konstitucn1
a socialn1 problemy budou re-
seny v duchu demokracie a no
spodarske spravedlnosti zvole-
nymi zastupci ceskeho a slo-
venskeho lidu. Socialne slabsl
slovensti deln1ci a zemedelci
must m1ti primerenou ucast ma
narodn1m majetku."
Proklamace Sc dozaduje no.
We pozemkove reformy a vys-
SIGH mezd a odm1ta nacionalis-
tickle a protidemokraticke "a
sadly Hlinkovy strany stejne
jake zavrhuje Tisovu a Tuko-
WI zradu slovenskeho lidu.
"Slovensky lid pTipojuje Sc
dnes veskerou svou silou k spo-
lecnemu boji Spojeneckych ma
rod1 "a svobodu. Volame do
boje cely narod prot odvekym
nepratel1m slovenskeho marc
da. At zije nase spravedliva
ivec! At zije Ceskoslovenska
republika!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22

z Belgie dosla zprava O "ho-
dech", jez NELL Tide nekolika
vesnic blfze Bruselu: Delali W.
SEX masa z konf padlych "a L.
stupu NemcG a pochutnavali 81
ma rfzkach. Jedna re zen pra-
villa:
"Nevid9li jsme maso tax dlou-
no. re tyto konske rizky chut-
nail jake dobra vec."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Zjednoduseni danovych
priznani.

Washington - KomisaT vni-
tfnich DAM Mr.. Josef D. Nunan
jr. oznamil, re pTiblizne 80 mi
lion1 zamestnancG Dude zbave-
no povinnosti vyplnovat dano-
va pTiznan1 dane z pf1jm1 pro-
stym pouzit1m svych %potvrzen1
O zadrzenem casti jejich pf1j-
mu.
To je dGsledek zjednoduse-
nj danoveho zakona povoluj1cl-
no uzfvan1 potvrzen1 o zadrze-
ne casti PRINT ma dane jake
danove priznan1. To usnadnl
sestavovan1 danovych priznanf
pro 80 milion1 poplatn1kG, KITE
Fl pax proste stanov1 svuj pfl-
jem a obnos zadrzeny z pT1jmG
ma dan, nam1sto vyplnovanl
pravidelnych danovych pfiz-
mani.
Potvrzeni zadrzene cast
pT1jmG spolecne S celkovym
obnosem vyplacenych dan1 mu-
81 Poole zakona byti dana kaz-
remu zamestnanci jeho zamest
navatelem nejpozdejsf do 81.
ledna. Prfslusny tiskopis byl
zrevidovan tax, re obsahuje
nynf nezbytne otazky a in
strukce, umoznujf vetsine "a
mestnancG jeho pouzit1 "a da-
move jejich priznani.
Tato forma danova priznani
NIUE byti pouzita kazdym po-
platnikem jehoz celkove pf1j-
my v roce 1914 nepTestupovaly
5 tisfc dolard a pochazejlci
vyhradne z PRINT uvedenych
ma potvrzence zadrzeneho OBJ
nosu ma dane. Ostatn1 poplat-
nici must pouziti pravidelneho
tiskopisu danoveho priznanf {.
1040, ktery vsak je tez zjedno-
duSen.
Poplatnfk pouzfvajfcf potvr-
zenky zadrzenych pr1jm1 ma
dane "a sve danov6 priznani,
vypln1 jej a posle mistn1mu da-
novemu 1radu nejpozdejf dc
Is. brezna 1915. Danove IRA
dy v~ypocltajf dan a pax bud
mu vrati cast preplacene dane
a nebo must doplatit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Predloha prot osobam, kola-
boruilcim s nacistv.

Washington, D. C. = Kon-
gresnik O'Toole, demokrat z
New Yorku, fekl, re poda pre-
dlohu, il Dude zakazan pTistup
do Spojenych statG jakekoli O.
sob6, ktera spolupracovala S
majesty.
DIE teto pfedlohy nesmel by
usvedceny pronaCista vstoupiti
do Spo.ienych st4tE an jake
navstevnik a opravnovala by
Spojene staty, ably zabavily
majetek takove osoby We Spo-
jenych statech a vratily jej je.
no Zemi.