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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-15
Crosby FFosh Win

Crosby Frosh got even" for the
loss Of its varsity basketball team
TO wildly by a two point margin;
for the first year Crosby students
walloped the Wildcat Cubs so to Is
yesterday in game at the Crosby
gym. Hanson's IS points was top
scoring effort for the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-15
THE JUMPING JERBOA

Jumping jerbcas are North Afri-
can rodents with large, sensitive
ears. They are nocturnal beasts and
do most Of their travelling after dark.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
WILL REVIEW
FARM WORKERS

Local selective service boards
have been ordered to review
promptly deferments of agricul-
tural workers because of the
sharp curtailment of available
manpower for the armed forces,
selective service headquarters
has announced.
1T is not expected that local
boards will defer or continue
defer a registrant as necessary
to and regularly employed in
agriculture unless by his own
personal and direct efforts he
produces 16 or more war units
each wear" it was asserted by
an official.
About loo, 900 men in ag-
%riculture were deferred in class
TIC and JIG as of January l.
1914. Of this total, 100000 are
single men below % years OF
age and more than one million
are non-fathers. In all other
war production and war sup
porting activities less than 1875
900 non-fathers below the age
of % were deferred as of jan
uary 1904.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
MIKE
SEE:

The other day I took a load
of hides to Billings and on the
way home I was mfnding my
own biznesS and all at once I
herd a sireen. Gee, it scared
the L out of me. I pulled to one
side and got out with my big
horse buyers Overcoat on and
as I got out I looked up and
saw Patrolman Tom Stark. The
ferst thing he sed is How darn
fast do you go, Mike?" I sed "35
and under" Tom Sed mo much
UNDER Then he tole me that
he had followed me for 4 miles
and I was travelin' rite on the
line at 35 and he was gettin'
tired of followin' me. He sed,
You had better cut it to at least
"a so that I can go ahead and
see if anybody is travelling fast
err" Boy, Oh. boy, that shure
was a good break for me becuse
my ole speedometer was broke
and I was guesstn' my speed.
That's what I call really guessin'
with a patrolman at your rear.
Weird has been goin' around
that Chas. Miller of Parkman
bought a $4,000 blond, I mean
bond. Boy, when I git that much
money I'm buyin' a $5O,0 900
blond, too, I mean bond. Amt
it funny how two words kinda
jibe. So far I amt seen a blond
Werth $780, 900 so I'll buy one for
$3.50 when I git the money.
The only difference with bond
and blend is that if you [aave
a bond, after 10 yeers it will
be werth $4,000 and the blond
after 10 yeers mite look like L
and not be werth so cents. I
knoe a lotta guys wood say boy,
she shure was werth it as long
as she was young. Continued in
next paragraph:
A blond at 6 yeers is a little
gerl; a blond at 16 yeers is a
nice lookin' gerl; a blond at 26
yeers is a gerl that don't let you
know her age; and a blond at
SO yeers isn't much of a gerl
anymore. The end.
If your old Innerspring Mat
tress is gettin' so that it sticks
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
TO c OLD COYOTE

Plans are underway for a tri-
bal welcome for Staff Sergeant
Henry Old Covote, who recently
returned to this country from
Italy and will spend a furlough
soon with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Old Covote. on the
Crow Indian reservation, &C
cording to Supt. Robert Yellow
tail.
Sgt. Old Covote was assigned
to Camp Pickett. Va, after his
returned from Italy. where he
flew on numerous missions over
enemy territory. After his fur
Tough he will be assigned to
active duty. either as an instrnc-
tor, or in another war theater.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
CORRECTION

The Tribune Herald is inform
ed that Tom Mouat and H. E
Clifford started their butcher
shop on the lot where the Jen-
son Beauty shop Is now located,
The location where the Barker
Drug company now stands. and
which was enormously given as
the location of the butcher shop,
was occupied by a building
housing a hotel and boarding
house operated by Mrs. Rather
inc McEvoy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
KIRBY KERNELS

. Mrs. Earl Adsit has been in
town under the doctors care
and observation the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson
were hosts for dinner on We'd
nesdav evening to a group of
friends, who gathered from far
and near in spite of the snow
storm and drifted roads, which
did keep many, who live sew
eral miles from the highway
from coming. Most everyone
got stuck going in or coming
out from the Ferguson ranch.
Many guests stayed over night
and shoveled out next day.
Mrs. William v. johnson has
been suffering from a tract
ured set of ribs, which she re-
ceived in falling on top of a
bucket of milk, which she was
carrying. The milk was not
spilled!
Word was received from
Charley Helvey stating that he
landed safely overseas, and has
been reunited with his squadron
and has taken part in two air
raids over Germany.
1t. Phyllis v. Johnson, WAC,
was recently graduated from
Adjutant General school at Ft.
Washington, Nd, and has been
sent as adjutant to the Bangor
A: F. Induction district, Brewer,
Maine.
Bradford J. Spear, R. M. SIC,
U. s.. N. R. is now in the SER
vice in the Pacific.
1t. Billy Anderson and Joseph
Rugg are down in the South
Pacific where fighting is hot
test.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
THE HARDIN TRIBUNE-HERALD

Sgt. Ben. L. Foster has been
moved from his training base at
Ft. Farzian. Calf, and has gone
into active duty.
Staff Sergeant Frank W. Boil
son, who Is with the Fifth army
In Italy. has been promoted to
the rank of technical sergeant.
He Is the son of Mrs. Irene La
Fever of BuSby.
Word has been received here
that Private First Class Julia
Rosalie Blevans. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Terrett of
Billings, is among the Wacs sta
toned in North Africa.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER

The World Day of Prayer will
be observed INSTRUMENTATION
ally on the first Friday of Lent,
Feb. Is, at 800 p. m. at the
Methodist church. The program
theme will be And the Lord
Wondered That There Was No
Intercessor." Following the pro-
gram a tea will be served in
the parlors.
Offerings from these services
are used for worldwide Christ
ian education. All women of the
community are invited to at
tend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
FIREMEN CALLED

Members of the Hardin Vol
unteer Fire Department were
called to the old county jail
building on north Center avenue
at 1890 a. m. Tuesday to eXtin-
guish a fire in some baled cot
ton stored in the building.
Several bales of the ticking
were ruined by the fire. which
was caused by an undetermined
origin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24

yu in the back and other places
when you sleep, it's time to
trade it in on a nice new. soft
Sealy Mattress. $29.5O, $34.5O &
$3.50. Remember yu spend l
third of your life in bed, so why
not spend it sleepin.'
Are yu gonna move on that
new farm March LIST, If you are
It's time yu was meaSurin' up
the rooms for new rugs. Regular
sizes or wall to wall measure
ment. Lots of patterns to pick
from. Then again how about
gettin' a hi chair for the little
kid insted of holdin' EN- in your
lap all of the time when eating?
The kid can't eat rite and ma
ms can't eether. Then another
thing, how about breakin In the
kid young. Get EN- a nursery
chair.
Yu knoe quite a few guys have
been all over the werld. Austria
liza, New Zealand, Boggyville,
Guadalcanal, Pearl Harbor, Al
rika, Europe, Rome, England
Italy, India, Asia, and all over
the north countries. So have I.
soc my pickture, and it amt q
pin-up kind either. Holus tole
me that he sends his Hardin
Tribune Herald all over the
verdi now.
MIKE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
FARMERS UNION TO MEET

Members of the North Bench
Farmers Union, local No. 100
will hold their regular meeting
Friday Feb. Is, at 8 p. m. in
the community room OF the
courthouse.
All members are urged to be
present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
I6R Klws oE .
-- MEN.-xWOMEN
R2R m UNIFORM

Private First Class Maxim
Lawrence left Sunday to return
to Spokane, where he Is sta
tened. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Lawrence and their small
son.
A/C James F. Rogers, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Rogers of the
North Valley writes that he has
completed his basic training at
the Cal-Aero flight academy at
Ontario, Calf, and is now at
Luke Field, Phoenix, Ariz. He
says, 1.-The best looking outfit on
the post is squadron of Chinese
cadets, who dress in officers
uniforms and they really look
sharp" Jim will complete his ad-
vanced work in April.
Seaman Second Class Roy
James left Sunday evening for
Farragut, Idaho, after spend
ing a short leave in Hardin.
Seaman Second Class Charles
Butkay left Sunday for Farra-
gut after spending a 15-day
leave with his wife at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bennett, and other rela-
tiveS.
Seaman Second Class Raymond
Rumfelt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Rumfelt, is home on a Is
day leave after completing boot
camp at Farragut, Idaho. Cle
of his brothers, Jewel, is on duty
with the navy in the south Pa
cific. Another brother, Private
Leroy Rumfelt, was with the
army in Algiers when last heard
from.
Mrs. Blanche Baker has re-
ceived word that her daughter,
Sedley Gale Baker, of the army
nurse corps has been promoted
to the rank of captain. Captain
Baker is stationed at Fort Sam
houston, IeXaS.
Paul L. Berlinsky, former pro-
prietor of the Custer Hiway
Lunch, has been accepted as a
volunteer for service with the
United States Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Barrett
have received word that their
son, Sgt. Arthur Loran Barrett,
recently received three overseas
honor ribbons for services in
Africa.
Seaman Second Class Cecil
Wagner left Sunday evening for
where he will receive
assignment. He has been visit
his wife and other relatives
here.
Petty Officer Robert Barrett
has just been assigned to a new
ship at San Francisco and will
be assigned to duty soon.
Apprentice Seaman James
Morris who is taking Viz Navy
training at Boulder, Colo, ar
rived Sunday morning to spen5
a short leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. v. I Morris.
Lieutenant Maurice Muffin,
who has been stationed at Bar
mes General hospital in Van
WASH. has returned to
Camp Barkely, Tex, where he
will take a special course for
assistant battalion surgeons.
Mrs. Muffin. who is employed in
the county treasurer's office in
Vancouver, will remain there.
Yeoman First Class James L.
Barrett has been ordered to sea
duty from San Diego. where he
has been stationed.
Word has been received that
Corporal Russell E. Peterson is
now stationed in Louisiana. He
was formerly at Fort Lewis,
Wash.
Apprentice Seaman Harry
Henderson arrived Sunday eve
ming to spend a short leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B,
Henderson. Henderson recently
transferred from Viz Naval
training to VS. training. He has
been stationed at Boulder, Colo
Word has been received here
by Joe Olenik, Jr., that his
brother, Private First Class Ed
ward A. Olenik of the United
States Marine corps, is now sta
toned somewhere in the South
Pacific battle zone.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cochran en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday
evening in observance of the
birthday of Mr.. L. R. Cool. Other
guests were Mrs. L. R. Cool, Mrs.
Charles Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Collins of Orting, Wash.
and Mrs. Lewis Bochy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24

BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. A. w. F. Koch was host
ess to the members of the N.
B. c. bridge club at her home
on Tuesday. Guests were Mrs.
R. B. Peck, Mrs. E. L. Kelley,
Mrs. C. S. Elder. Mrs. S. A. Yer
gey and Mrs. Carr Rankin.
Mrs. F.. S Morrison received
high score for members and Mrs.
j. ]. Ping, second high. Mrs.
Kelley received high for guests.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
CLUB MEETS

Members of the Get-Together
club met at the home of Mrs.
Bill Graham last Wednesday.
Those present were Mrs. Leo
Sells, Mrs. Roy Byrnes. Mrs.
Henry Heagle, Mrs. Haffner,
Mrs. George Hardt, Mrs. Esther
Towne. Mrs. Henry Hardt and
Mrs. Clarence Bowers.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Haffner.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
HAS PARTY

Mrs. Richard Boohy enter
tanned at a pinochle and bridge
party at her home on Friday
evening. Dinner was served at
7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Murt Sullivan received
high score in pinochle and Mrs.
R. P Ross, low. High score at
bridge went to Mrs. Ira Cochran
and low to Miss Alta Cochran.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
AID TO MEET

Members of the First Luther
an Ladies Aid will meet in the
Congregational church parlors
on Wednesday, March l, at 2:30
p. m. Mrs. Joe Torske and Mrs.
Bert Slater will be hostesses.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
DESSERT-BRIDGE

Mrs. David Mann entertained
at a dessert-bridge at the home
of her mother, Mrs. w. j. Brek-
Ike, on Saturday evening. There
were four tables in play.
Mrs. Charles Sweeney received
high score and travel and Mrs.
Chef Bounous received low.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
HONORS SISTER

Mrs. J. w. Schubert enter
tanned at bridge at her home on
Friday afternoon honoring her
sister, Mrs. M. c. Bartlett of
indianapolis, Ind Guests were
Mrs. Nelson Graves, Mrs. ". I.
Morris Mrs. john windle, Mrs.
". l.. Bell, Mrs. Sterling Loaney,
Mrs. H. M. Johnson and Mrs.
Roy Chambers.
Mrs. Graves received high
score and Mrs. Bell, second high.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
M. E. A. MEETS

Members of the Big Horn
county NJ. E. A. met at Crow
Agency on Tuesday evening.
Superintendent Charles H. Jen-
nings of the Tongue River In
dian reservation spoke on the
work of the United States In
dian Service and of his duties
in the office at Lame Deer.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
MONTANA

Mrs. A. L. Barnaby will be
hostess to members of the Mon
tana Nations club at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. L. S. Nc
Allister, on Friday, March 3, at
200 D. ID.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
PAST NATIONS

Members of the Past Matrons
club. Order of Eastern Star. met
on Wednesday evening at the
L. H. Labbitt home. Mrs. Lab
bitt Mrs. J. ]. Sloan of Crow
Agency and Mrs. Lille Macleod
were co-hostesses at the dinner
bridge.
Mrs. R. P. Ross received high
score at bridge.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
BIRTHDAY CLUB

Members of the Birthday club
met at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Ferguson on Wednesday after
noon in observance of the BIRTH
day of Mrs. Chase Lawrence.
Mrs. Richard Bochy and Mrs.
Vernon Wolf were hOSteSSeS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-02-24
AT BRIDGE

DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Schubert
entertained at bridge at their
home on Saturday evening.
Guests were Mr.! and Mrs. M. c.
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o.
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Schnad and Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
johnson.
Mrs. Bartlett and Mr.. Cham
berS received high scores.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Partisani dobyli zpst dalmat-
skych ostrovH.

Jugoslavstf partisani dobyli
zpet vsech ostrovG invase ma
Jaderskem mort u severnfho DO
bfezl Dalmacie, az ma diva, ale
byli nuceni ustoupiti proti zuTi-
wynn 1tokGm nemeckych tankn
ma Cerne HoTe.
Pouze diva ostrovy Uljan a
Pasman u Zadru jsou v moci
NemcG.
Spojenecke desroyery Ike kon-
CT tydne ostrelovaly nemeck6
posice ma ostrove Korcula a
spojenecke aeroplany podnikly
nalet ma ostrov Hvar, 60 mil
ma Jill cd Pasmanu.
Partisani musili opustiti me-
sto nedaleko pobTezf, ma ktere
1tocila velka pTesila Nemc1,
v to 500 cetniku pod
generalem Mihajlovicem, ale v
Sc pokracuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

japonskych radach velke pre-
kvapen1 a vyvinuly velky tlak
ma japonske zakopove posice.
Mezitfm oddly ma Bougaan-
vile konaj1 hlldkovou sluzbu
re svych predmostf v zalivu
Augusta. V obou techto, oblas-
tech narazily ma shiny odpor
japonskych pozemnfch a le-
teckych oddflG.
Koncem minuleho tydne sho-
dill spojenect1 letci 1873 tun
pun ma Casmata ma jiznfm po-
bfezf ostrova New Britain, c1mz
oslabuj1 nepfatelske posice v
okol1 Rabaulu, poslednf to ja-
ponske zakladny v souostrovf
Salamounskem. Bylo to nej-
vets1 mnozstvf dosud shoze-
nych pun ma tuto zakladnu.
Vsechny spadly ma ell, p cemz
nebyl nasim letcGm kladen Fad
ny odpor JaponcG.
V tenn case zp1sobila nase
bombardovac1 letadla rozsahle
explose v nepfatelskych insta-
lac1ch v Kahili v JIM casti o.
strova Bougainville.
Pristanf ma ostrovech Gilber-
tovych bylo provedeno "a sill
neho odporu nepTatel oddly
veteranu i novackG. Spojenec-
ke oddly vypluly s tajnych "a
kladen a jejich vylodenf Sc de-
10 "a tezkeho ostfelovani ostro-
VII nasf pacifickou flotou.
Armadn1 a namoTnf letecke
zkousely japonskou ST.
lu v oblasti ostrovG Gilberto-
a Marshallovych pc ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
L MA PACIFIKU.

Zat1m CO australske tankove
oddly postupovaly severnim
smerem kolem Finschaven ma
Move Guinei a holandstf letci
nicili japonske zasobovacf "a
kladny ma jiznfm pobrezf ostro
va New Britain, podnikly spo-
jene jednotky americke arma-
dy, namofnictva a namoTnf pc
choty mohutny 1tok ma souo-
strov1 Gilbertovo a Marshallo-
vO.
Tfmto dvojitym dtokem, je-
hoz 1eelem bylo vyhnat Japon-
&c z jejich jihovychodnfch dr.
zav, dostala sc spojenecka ar
mazda pc prve do oblasti sever
ne Cd rovnfka. Souostrovi Gil
bertovo a Marshallovo je stra-
tegicky tax dGlezite, re spoje-
necke pfistani ma techto ostro-
vech NIUE vest k tomu, re vel
Ike bitevnice japonske floty bu-
dou tim pfilakany a svedou S
nasfm namornictvem bitvu.
Bombardovaci letadla Libe-
rator = pravdepodobne z O.
strovn Ellice - shodily v po-
sledn1ch tydnech tis1ce tun
pun ma japonske zakladny v
teto oblasti. Hlavnlm c1lem by
ly Tarawa a Maxim.
Tarawa je - nebo sp1se by
la - hlavnf japonskou letec-
kou zakladnou We skupine O.
strov1 Gilbert Je to skupina
ostrovI asi % mil zdel1, s OBJ
lagunami. Ackoli do
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Unorove vanice a Trinerovo
Horke Vino.

Kralovna Zimy poefna uka-
zovati svou zlomyslnost. Posfla
ma mas ledove vetry, blizzardy,
mlhy, mraz a sn1h. Chcete-li
profit t1mto choulostivym OBJ
doblm bez pohromy, musfte pc
covati o pravidelnou cinnost
svych vnitrnostf. Je-li zaludek
V pofadku, pax cele telo ma
potrebnou silu a odolnost vIci
0nemocn6nf. Trinerovo Hofke
Vino s Vitaminem B. je spo-
lehlivy z~aludecnf, mfrne proci-
stuj1cl prostTedek. Uzfvejte lei
die navodu ma lahvi. Je ne
bezpec1 V pTflisne sebedGveTe,
neotalejte a jd6te k svemu l6-
karnlkovi koupit 81 Trinerovo
Hofke Vino S Vitaminem B..
Kdybyste je nemohli dostati We
SVEN okolf, piste primo: Jos.
Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago : 8, Ill. Chrante
sve zdravf koupf Trinerova
Hofkeho V1na a svou svobodu
koup1 V~alecnych bond1! Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Cinsky student uprchnuvsf z
Tokya prTinesl zaJfmave zpravy

JaponStf STUDENT kopajf "a
kopy proti leteckym 1tok1m We
VSech japonskych m6stech, pTf-
d6ly potravin a vfna byly ere
dukovany a zatcenf pro "nebez
pecne myslenky" pTibyva, Gin
ky graduant cfsaTske univer-
sity V Tokyu pravil pc SVEN
pr1jezdu do Cunkingu.
Omen student jmenem Yin
TsO, byl poslan do Tokya lout-
kovou vladou v Mandzurii.
Graduoval minute leto, odebral
sc do Peipingu a pax uprchl do
Cunkingu.
Pravil, Re postoj japonskeho
lidu vGci valce Sc r6znila cd
vysokeho optimismu behem d
spechu Osy do temne trudno-
myslnosti mad porazkami.
Japonsk6 nezdary ma Solo
monskych ostrovech poskodily
moralku a ztraty Attu a Risky
byly obzvlaste tezkymi rama
mi.
B6hem poslednfch nekolika
mes1cd nalada lidu stavala Sc
elm dale tim vice ponurou a pdG
vodni "valecne nadsenf" liz
davno jest pryc. Zatykanf stu
dentd a profesor1 podezffva-
nych, re pfechovavajf "nebez-
pecne myslenky", pTibyva vel
kou merou.
StudentI jest pouzivano v
pracovn1ch taborech a ma far
mach, ponevadz mnozf farma-
ri byli odvedeni do brannych
sluzeb, pravil Yin.
Pf1dely potravin stavajf Sc
stale pT1snejs1mi a "hubenejsf-
mi". Nasledkem nedostatku
.potravin japonstf STUDENT ,jsou
nuceni konservovati svoji ener-
gil. Chodf spat casn6 v made
il, re spanek utisf jejich hlad.
Velrybf maso jest v oblibe v
Tokyu a pc velrybf obuvi jest
velka poptavka, ponevadz vse-
china kdze jde do armady. Je-
den kousek mydla must vydr-
yeti tTi mes1ce.
Kovy jsou sb1rany vsude a
budhiste dokonce vydali statu
sv6 posvatne zvony a sochy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

nemusel podavati "prohlasenf
o odhadovane dani". Secetl
proto pouze cfsla ma Tadce
13-B, a re souctu z~jistil, re uz
zaplatil v dan1ch $213.69.
14) Rozdfl mezi DAM, KITE
rou ma platiti a kterou jiz "a
platil je $24.38, coz je vse, co
must Novak jeste platiti ma u
hrazenf danf "a rok 1912 a
1913.
15) Novak vsak zjistil, re
tfeba i polovinu dane z radky
Tic NIUE zaplatiti az prristi-
no roku. Polovina z $21.O4 je
$1O.52, kterezto cfslo zanese
ma Tadku Is.
10 Ma tuto Tadku nezane-
81 Novak mic, nebot nemel ma
roku ma zadnou nahradu "a
preplacenou dan.
Dole ma STRANGE napsal No
wax datum, podepsal sc, a tim
skoncil. Tuto prihlasku k DAM
z pf1jmu, SEX ma $13.86 a pro
hlasenl o sve DAM "a rok 1912
(formular 1920 vlozil do obal
ky a zaslal mfstnfmu vyberc1-
mu dan1 S blahym vedom1mf,
re Sc tim vyrovnal sc STRICKEN
Samem.
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Hrdina vzduchu sergeant
Karel E. Vondracek.

Ozdoben peti rady, kterymi
byl vyznamenan "a hrdinstvf
ma SVEN prvnfm letu, lfcil sire
lee Sgt. Karel E. Vondracek v
m~istnostech "Army Public Re-
lations" sve zazitky pTi bonn
bardovanf nemeckych prdGmy-
slovych stTedisk.
"MGj prvy dkol byl dtok ma
st. Nazaire", vypravel "a roxy
starry stfelec. "Nekolik mil cd
Gle jsme Sc stretli S "Abbe-
vile Kids, nejudatn6jsfmi ne
meckymi piloty, a "a okamzik
zacly prset stfely bomb a kul-
ky.
2Omm bomba, ktera ma Ste
st1 nevybuchla, roztrfskla sklo
meho letadla. Byl jsem pore
Fan ma obliceji a srazen do u
licky Ia pilotem."
"Utrpeli jsme 8 zasahd a vsi
chni stfelci byli poraneni a in
zenyr zabit. ia jsem byl jedi
ny s to dostat Sc zpet k svemu
kulometu. Stfflel jsem neust5
lie a myslim, re jsem jich neko-
Xix dostal. V kazd6m pffpade
Sc mi podarilo je zahnat."
Sergeant Vondracek byl da-
lie vyznamenan "a 1cast ma
mnoha naletech ma d1lezita
mesta jake Kiel, Hamburg, Pa
f1z, Wilhelmshaven, Schwein-
furt a Ludwigshaven.
Sergeant Vondracek, syn far
mare z Reedsville, Wis, je v
armada cd dubna 1911, tehoz
roku byl prelozen k letectvu a
v bfeznu 1913 poslan Ia more.
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ma nej (zenaty, jedno dfte), a
udelal 81 kolem tohoto cfsla
krouzek. V jeho pTfpade to
bylo 20 procenta. Jelikoz uz
davno nepoc1tal s desetinou tee
kou, podfval Sc ma uvedeny pTi-
klad, ably vedel, jak do toho.
Zjistil tax, re must nasobiti
$2,O01krat .O29, a Poole uve-
deneho pr1kladu rozhodl, kan
umlstiti desetinnou tecku. Te-
mito vypocty dosel k poznatku,
re jeho dan v1tezstvf je $500
dolaru, kterezto c1slo zanesl
ma zadn1 stranu ma Tadku (d) ,
jakoz i pfedn1 stranku ma rad
ku z.
81 Secetl ODE dane a shle-
dial, re jeho dan z lonskeho
pfijmu byla $217.O3.
81 Jiz drive 81 byl pozna-
menal, re dan z pT1jmu "a rok
1912 cinila $84.17, a toto cfslo
zanesl ted ma devatou Tadku.
10) Jelikoz cislo ma radce
8 bylo vetsi, neil bylo cfslo ma
fadce 9, zanesl nyn1 ma Tadku
10 toto c1slo vyss1.
~ Mensi c1slo sc Tadky 8
Zanesl ma Tadku liza. PAX W.