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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12

ROME, Oct. p. tUP)-German
troops. repeatedly bo.stereo by re-
Inducements from northern Italy,
waged an all-out defensive battle
in the foothills of the Apennines
Thursday in a desperate attempt to
halt three American columns driv-
ing toward Bologna and the Pc val
ley.
Bitter fighting ragged in the south
ern outskirts of Liyergnano. less
than 10 miles south OF bologna, all
but halting the main American
force pushing northward on the
main highway from Florence.
The Germans. who were believed
to have received reinforcements
from Verona, were fighting desper-
ately as the Fifth army offensive
neared Bologna and the Pc Valleys
open plains.
Increasing enemy resistance also
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
New Stamp Set
To Honor 6. !.

WASHINGTON, Oct. u. (UP)-
A new Scent stamp commemorate
ing the 5Oth anniversary of motion
pictures will be issued at the end
of the month, according to Post
master General Frank c. Walker.
The stamp, depicting a motion
picture being shown to Gil. audi
ence in the South Pacific. will have
its premiere" october 81 in Holly
wood California, and New York
City
Collectors wanting first-day COW
ers may send up to 10 self-addressed
envelopes to the postmasters at Los
Angeles. So, California, or New
York, /, New York, Walker said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
TOURISTS MAY BECOME
RIDERS BY THUMBS

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. p, UP)-
Tourists to Florida and other south
ern resort regions may find them
selves stranded this winter and next
spring. the regional Office of De-
Tense Transportation warned Thurs
day. Under no circumstances, the
agency said. will the ODT provide
relief trains to return such travel
ers TO their homes. Such passengers,
it added. will have to make their
way northWard as best they can.
While the transportation situation
remains tight" all over the coun-
try, it said, the problem in the
south is extremely critical. especial
ly on those routes serving the SOUTH
ern areas of the Atlantic coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Portugal Agrees
To Deny Haven
To War Criminals

LONDON. Oct. u. CUPl-Pcrtugal
has informed Great Britain that it
will refuse asylum to war criminals,
Minister of State Richard Law an
nouneed in commons.
Portugafs declaration left Fire as
the only neutral country which has
not agreed to refuse refuge for war
criminals who might try to escape
tribunals established to try them.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Imperial Valley Press

Established April IL. lot1.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday. in combination with the
Sunday POST-PRESS by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company. 625 Stat.
ST., h CentIo >-alif.
PAU Jenkins, Publisher
and President.
A. c. Johnston. Vlce-Preslden' and Ad-
vertising Manager; Mrs. LosaE H
Jenkins, Secretary.
Member United Press. California News
paper Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co. Inc, national representatives.
Rates, Gncluding Sunday Post-Press):
Single copy SC: carrier paid -in-ad-
vance: month. s1.OO: 3 months,
So. rs; 6 months, s. 25; year, $40 co.
BY Mail: l month. 100; 3 months.
$3.50; months. S4.50 ! year, SO no.
Outside OF California 800 per month
flat.
Entered at El Centro. Calf, post
office as Pr Gas. .-ca-l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
MINOR EMPLOYMENT PLANS
RESTS WITH LABOR HEAD

SACRAMENTO, Oct. u. up
Labor Commissioner John F.. Dalton
has been notified that he is em-
powered 10 enforce laws regulating
employment of minors under 18
years of age despite the fact that
the labor code refers to the state
school code" which was supplanted
by new education code"
Attorney General Robert w. Ken
ny said in an opinion requested by
DaltCn that failure of the legiSla-
ture to amend the labor code to CO.
incide with the education code it
enacted in l943 should be corrected
but that in the meantime the labor
commissioner must require employ
ers to file school department per-
mits when miner is employed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Nozis Bolster
ItaIy Defense

was encountered by two other
American columns east and west
of the Florence highway after they
had reached points approximately
y miles from Bologna, gateway to
the Pc Valley and the key point on
the superhighway to Rimini
While the Germans built up pres
sure against the 5th army front
before Bologna, 9Th army forces
in tie Adriatic sector were reported
meeting weakening enemy resist
ance.
The Eighth was moving ahead
along the entire 15-mile front
stretching from Savignano south
westward to the town of Mercato
Sraceno on the Savia river.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
L. =. REVENUE COLLECTOR
VISITS COUNTY OFFICES

Judge Harry c. WeStover. collec-
tor Of internal revenue for 13 south
ern California counties, was in I'M
perial county Thursday for a rou-
tine check-up of offices and per-
Sonnel.
He talked at a Rotary club meet
ing in Brawley and conferred with
local taxpayers about their tax
problems. His district. the sixth
California district contains between
-four and a half million and five
million taxpayers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Their FavOrite Valley

made a three-year depression last
eleven vears-over twice as long as
any other depression in a whole
century.
Now, Washington is getting all
set for another depression. They
intend to keep the young men in
the Army. The New Deal spokes-
men are daily announcing that re-
conversion will be difficult, if not
impossible. They say that relief
rolls will be enormous. They drear-
lily promise us that we will need to
prepare for an army OF unemployed
bigger than the armies we have
put in the field against the Germans
and the japanese. That's what's
wrong with the New Deal. That's
why It's time for change"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12

On the basis of tabulations of
ration books, the U. S. bureau of
the census estimates an increase in
the civilian population of the west
coast between 1910 and the fall of
l943 of over one million persons of
8.5 per cent while certain midwest
states have declined from 10 to Is
per cent, and New York state over
Z per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
ROBOTS STRIKE AGAIN

LONDON, Oct. IL. CUP)-German
robot bombs, coming in from the
North sea, crashed in a British east
coast town shortly before dusk
Wednesday, ending one-day lull in
the buzz-bombs offensive The at
tack lasted for about 10 minutes
and was met by a heavy flax bar
rage.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Allied Bombers
Hit Ruhr Areas

LONDON, Oct. -. (UP)-Power-
ful fleets of American and British
heavy bombers teamed up for a day
light strike at Nazi aircraft and
synthetic oil plants in northeast
ern Germany from Bremen TO the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12

The famous song Down by the
Old Mill Stream" refers TO the
Blanchard liver running through
Fremont. Ohio. 1t was written by
Tell Taylor. who was born on a
farm near Fremont in 1876 and
lived there until his death in 1887.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12

Commercial chicken Matching in
Kansas during July dropped 43
per cent from the same period
year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

"The New Deal kept this coun-
try in continuous state of depres-.
sion for seven straight years. 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Helpful Hints
from Golden States
Experimental Kitchen
Turn This Trick with Tomotoes
JUDGE GOODWIN J.

Kitchen legerdemain with few familiar
ingredients, plus a bit of Imagination and
modicum of cookery wisdom can provide
dish to make a meal really sing. Here are
ingredients easily come by with minimum
of strain on the ration-point department =.
the Golden State Experimental Kitchen staff
has supplied the Imagination ;. and the
directions are easy to follow The result is
an appetizing revelation that will delight
the whole family.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Cheese SoUce:

2 fbsp. butter u tsp dry mvsord
2 tbsp. flour Va cups Golden State milk
" tsp. soif NJ cup grated ehsddor type cheese
]. Melt butter in saucepan. Remove from
heat and add -four, salt and mustard Blend
well. z. Stir in milk gradually and cook
until sauce bubbles and becomes thick and
smooth. ;. Boil three minutes longer. Re-
move from heat and add cheese. Stir until
cheese is melted. Pour over tomato oustards.
Serve for luncheon or supper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
This is her shining hour

Cows don't visit beauty shops. But
COWS who live on the fine dairy farms
where Golden State milk is produced
are kept beautifully clean.
Twice day, at milking time, these care
fully tended COWS are actually given
baths. Each COW, as she comes in from
pasture, is made spick-and-span before
being permitted to yield a drop of milk!
This is just one of the first steps in safe
guarding the constant goodness of
Golden State fresh milk and cream.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-12
Tomato Cusford
with Cheese Sauce
R.sek~ul.

2 cups cooked tomatoes " cup croeker crumbs
2 tbsp minced onion tsp. papriko
IA tsp. solt eggs. slightly beaten
]. Rub tomatoes through sieve; add onion.
Heat to boiling and simmer two minutes.
2. Add salt, cracker crumbs, and paprika and
pour slowly over eggs, beating constantly.
;. Pour into well-oiled custard cups. Set in
pan of warm water and bake in moderate
oven (325o F. for 45 minutes or until
knife inserted comes out clean. 4. Turn
out, and serve with cheese sauce Garnish
with olives. Serves 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Gallo. Treason Lese majestic! Ri.
diculouS'"
And they started 20 the rescue.
But though, after some trouble,
they permitted Gallo 10 return 10 the
land of his father. Jose was not
lie went TO Mexico with the lovely
Mignon Then he moved quietly into
Colombia and finally sncakcd across
the border into Ecuador
Mignon Joined him at the Plaza
mansion i'm Quito
She blushcd prettiiy under the
flashing eyes and compliments Of his
relatives. visited a few of the family
bull ranches, then sat down and wcpt
because the authorities arrested Jose
and threw him into a particularly
nasty prison az Guaranda.
Gallo nearly exploded Another out
rage upon the family honor.
As a political prisoner. Jose was al
lowed 10 have visitors and Mignon
went there faithfully And Gallo
stcWed boz the Plaza mansion and
thought up griSly vengeance for the
hiios de- peros who had arrested both
his brothers.
Then an uncle died
Gallo demanded that Jose be al.
lowed 70 weep al his grave. The au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
QUITO. Ecuador

(gDIlO, ECUADOR.
IAIL breaks just don't happen in
Ecuador This is because OF a
- quaint custom which prescribes
that the guards who are responsible
must serve out the prisoners time.
But the impossible has occurred.
And. of course, anyone who achieves
the unbelievable in Ecuador must be
one OF Quito'S Three MuSketeers-the
brothers Plaza
I'm all Ecuador there are no Drawer
caballeros than Gallo, LeonidaS and
Jose Maria the rich, handsome sons
OF tho late President Plaza.
The eldest, Gallo, onc-time Minister
Of Defense, was exiled 10 California.
The youngest Jose Maria Pcpcl,
also eNiled, recently clopcd with Miss
Mignon Sommcrs, blond and lovely
. Powers model Captain Lconidas, the
smiddle one. who started revolution
right under the Presidential Palace
windows, was i'm the Garcia Moreno
penitcntiary for a term OF Is years.
Both Gallo and Jose were I'm Cali.
fornia when they heard that Leo had
been sent to the Garcia Moreno peni.
tertiary.
a Plaza in the calabozo,' doomed
March >. 1876
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

tlAAnt Ilf AkA0 WV . AtAA NaH
haughtily.
Afternoon came, and so
did Jose, susanna. Lco'S wife,
and the lovely Mignon. The
guards bowed them through
10 the illustriouS and lucky
prisoner.
But if those guards had
been ungallant enough 10
peek through the judas OF
Lco's cell they would have
had a shock.
For Leo was tearing off
his clothes at a great rate.
So was Jose. And so was
susanna.
Jose tore the adhesive
from his face and popped
il on Leo. Then the dark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

thOTitleS agreed 10 this
And Jose wcpt dutifully, but as soon
as the first spadcful OF dirt hit uncle
he was away and firmly entrenched
IN the Plaza mansion
The police hung about for a week,
running the Plaza lawns, then went
away much relieved. for Gallo was
VIGOROUSLY good shot.
The brothers accepted with becom-
ing modesty the congratulations of
their friends, and Mignon was proud
of her heroic husband.
But" butted Gallo, eve have still
not done what we came here 10 do.
Leo is still in the pokey. A Plaza
in the calabOZo,"
SO they conspired And Mignon
declared with Characteristic Norte
American fiTmneSs that she was go
ing 20 be in on the jail break. Jose
tried 20 diSSuade her
NO. qucrida' she said proudly
she's just beginning 20 learn Spanish.
by the pen OF my gardener, I'm
coming along, too.
And about that time the romantic
Jose was seen in the bodegas Of
Quito wearing dark glasses and a
strip of adhesive on his olive cheek
"Slight accident with bull, he
explained
And 50 decorated. he visited his
brother in Garcia Moreno on Christ
mas morning.
"In be back later with his pres
putc " no told the guards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05


pads she'd hidden under her
clothes Jose changed clothes with
Leo. Mignon turned on a radio and
helped with the disguise Then they
all dressed And in a half hour the
disguised Leo walked out between
susanna and Mignon.
But Jose was still in the cell. And
if caught he'd have TO do brother
Leo's Is years, at least. So Gallo
went 10 visit the prisoner hiding
glasses and adhesive under his tall,
dress hat.
They sat listening 10 the radio I'M
Ill the guard was changed. Then
Gallo walked out with Jose, who rec
ognized by his glasses and adhesive,
was allowed 10 pass.
The radio continued 10 sound a
lively rhumba
1t was not until next morning that
Fl Comercio the leading Quito news
paper. published the story of the Jail
break
The story of the jail break had
been told TO the newspapers editor
over a bottle of champagne by the
jovial Gallo.
Hell popped But the Ecuadorians
dearly love a laugh.
Jose put on a magnificent bullfight
on January and the people cheered
him 10 the echo. The authorities
really couldn't PROVE anything.
But where, they demanded, was
Leonidas?
Quien sabe?
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tntci,.2 2tnitrei<ter
bon GIebelaRb eripdbIt tpieber
Wm. Meier ais UeidSftsagcnt.

Wir MAIDEN nlle Nnltreiher bon
Glepelano, Ohio. sic beutiber Mb-
itanm1ung iinb, oarauf alfmerficlu,
oab Serr @m. Meier, ser geecrprGr,
tise 8eiddftsagent ser sInitreihsr,
Union, iib Inn Sic @ieoeripabl at bie-
lem Nmt betpirbt. Serr Meier bat iidj
als elm gutter, trslier uno 3uberl1iii-
ger Gertreter ser arbeiter ermieien.
Gr lit Elm Wann, Ser ieir Sad per
itebt uno fenut sic @eiebe IiD be5ie,
BEND auf oas Mnitreider-S r-Sanomerf.
gr peritcbt cs nit Nr5eitgebcrn fur
bie arbeltncbmer 5u nerhanOeln. me-:
er oie oasu nOtige Grfabruna bat. unn
oas lit oie 6auptiad)e. Gs nimmt
lanae 3eit. sic 8erbinoungen, oie Sen
Sntereiien Ser MitglirSer oienlid)
iino, bernlitellen. Serr 8m. Me,er
bat nun 4 Sabre lang als Geid,Gft:-
Mgent (9ulineb Msent) treu geoicut
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Hippc~re,,tc Gkcater
Buffalo GiQ" hcaann NittmodJ nil
ciner MISUNDERSTANDING

Ser neue Slim ser 90. Century
ssor betitelt ,@uffalo Nia", nod}
slmerifas iaeenbaiter Sisur, begann
inn Sippoorpme 5heater nit elmer
Griegsarbeiter MISUNDERSTANDING
nit Ssoel McGrea, Maureen S'Sarc
uno 9inoa Sarnea in 5itelrollen. Die
@elfihte bon r8ufialo @iu" GoSp' 5
2eben bat Sic Silninoi,itrie ibon
lanae beral,sgciprSert. Die Selhihte,
Sic bier !pieoeraeaeben miro, lit cine
ser intereIianteiten oieies Sanos. Sc
oes aino femt mo borte BON ihrn
uno nun fann er ipieoer gelebeH mer-
sen in oieIem briIlianten 9ilb. Inter.
itiibt tperoen sic genannten Sd,au.
ipieler Don Sbomas Witdell, Cigar
9uchanan, Mntonp Quinn, Warconl
Slien, 1sranf Senton, Watt Briggs,
George 9eiip uno Sraut Srtb. Sebe:l
Sic oieIen Slim, lie erbalten lbres
8eloes @ert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-08

Qebaden Durce, cEe er cinseirpren
rurSe; nln muB er MIR uufge,
irdrnlt Der>cn uno 3!pdr nit Ser
Sauce, b:e ebenfull gsfroren ipar.
Efirlid)e, &lieiaIat. Ser einiga Mi-
nl,tsn craubt, Tim oui5uturen, ebe
ef getod)t miro, iriid1e grobeeun
lno Sen <d)ou.
9ci gerpShnIid)er 3inrmertenlpe.
ratur 0auert cs etlua cine SturNc,
bis ser aurhen ridltig ouigetnut lit.
Namen aus Dem ubl.fun, Sic ibr
hillterbcr periltC)ten. geItaroen. er
Id)rnede peih ipie Elm friid) eebade-
rer Sudden.
Sn oen SoGrocn bdlt sSrG,llein
Sumter cine Shad)tel NIT ~ G;ern,
Die eterfoas sciroren iino. Sic gibt
Cen 9int, gefrorene Gicr eenau 10
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SIebenblreifdl. .2lmerifaniiaes poIfsblott

tnie friihe au beniisen. Natiirlid)
mub mna tie crit alitauen lafien.
Sic ihldgt Dor, Ger einsuirieren,
menn tie I'M lteberilub porbanoeu
uno biaig iirio. SSbrer Weinuua
rad ioIte ieoes Yafet geniigenN
Gier fiir cine Mabl,eit BON Niibr-
eiern fiir cine Ianlilie, ir eincn
SUDDEN pSsr ionit cine 5pe;ie ent-
bol.cn.
gSer su Sen Biiidlid,.n eebGrt,
Sic einen &dltebebGlter tsiisen, miro
bieien benuseit, I'm frid)e Srilhte
,ino 8art,ngel,liiie ai,i5ubetpobren,
rpas penigcr 3eit in snlprudl
nimmt unh ncientlih einfaher mt.
uls oieie Singe ein5l,mahen. Giele
W,,tbore bietet feline Shpieriefeiten,
oaiiir ober before Helultute.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-08

Gas srieren eii,es audJens, uad,.
hem er fertig gebaden lmo NIT ei.
mem 3nferglB ueriebsn puroe. lit
mir zines ser @eiipicIe, oie bon
Wtitglieoern beS Stabs Ser GIectri-
cal Seague ae5c:gt perSen. SINNER
nieoer lino bia Sallsirouen, Sic oie-
Se Goriiibrungcn beiltd)en, begeiitert
auf oem gilo iiebt man ;SrdrIein
Sarab Suroing Sumter, Ole Nem
Stab ser 2eaglte angehort. Sic bat
Gcrabe Elm completes Giien aus Ell
nem adltebebGlter genonlnlcn. Cine
iertiga Wnbl5eit Itebt uor ms aui
Dem Silh; I'M Sintergruno lit Ser
SebGlter, in Hcn o:e Speiien gefrn-
rem gebalten puroen.
4 Sas Giien beitcbt ans folgenocn
Speiicn: einem iulid,eu &aien, ser
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lit iebr gut qualifi3iert fir Sieien
Soften.
slnltneicber oeutiher Mbitammung.
gebt am IL. sunni (Sonntae) apiihen
10 llbr pormittags uno = l1br
abenos snr @abl an 1920 Gntaria
Strabe unb tpdblt fir @m. Meier.
:nbem ibr Sen Sebel gsr. s an oe:
Woblma' dine 3iebt. gr BAT es Der.
oient.
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Gtnb ete unb Shire Mnseb5rtAen
Rtt9itcb TIM 0rantcnperetn nnb
Central @erbanb? Wenn nidt, iett
N BITE 5ett betsutreten. Inn senauere
Snfprmatton rufen Ste ben QsfaI.
bertrefer an.
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= Die 2iebe lit cine 8otihaft, sic
bon Mrno su Muno berfiinbet !piro.
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- llnteritiiten sic Die in unferer
,.2eitlna onaeigenoen 8eiddftsleutel
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HE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMP
IN unSere kund df
E m Aveobs linen be.'moesneen ehn Denst den
Die Illuminating Company Ausabe
sen koennen, i'm Fneden oder i'm Kries
VeIe linen
eisenem Drons vogenommen
Hye beEen ndissten
chen UnitPreis n
o De; oh.shnr.p's % der vne" Havheskyndn senefenn E
seht Roenofe sind ent~o1fen od vm
de:e Whkvns ~ hoben.
onoe vor peor o Sic sind ve nedser ais die vosehend
ss die Rotten in ka te+n hat die Company
enem ies.pro
omsn sn ssses Aber 'o un.e s @
sind schneider ais die Ennohmen seiesen.
die dsr s sin" xosn kaenda M
denste fuer s4s warren die nedissen in
Dies unvmeidih do der oussenonmen
ae in die eehe ISL Johren die
Prozen GEsTEcEN
tact fuer Haushahskunden i
die s S :. s" . Rate" Sns he hat
hot '''" "'''''' 80 = '"'s' 'e0s"0"s se
Die Assoben Einnohmen Die veon
sehos'en vedienste u 1914
ss noe avs ~ v hcshsr die s"e"a xs" asn s
.s Ss.s" " % 70" der k's'
M koennen do eer :e do waehend der uebsans.1eh
'ndutevebrovhen ehof reduzier sein -
Tro deser 1oiaehen nohm der adrat
iemoh der Geshehfe deser Company
Die Company konn de.e oinon NIGHT aesen ST.
eevns bel der Public uhu's. essen
wenn Land NIGHT Nies aerehera,
wenn wi Om cine Rotenerhoshuns naehsuhen wverden.
I'm doeh nen ko..pngen veiden ane
nege hnte KompfPpen
die gegenwoetgen Rotten oUf wehees Joh
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
Ornament Umrt1.

DoVoiuJeme 81 oznamiti, re dine 25. cervence mas ma veky
ua pc velml kratke nemoci nase dIouholeta spolupracoynice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28

tvrzuje skutecnost, re cast ces-
Ike "protektoratnf" policie byla
pOslana do Nemecka do zbom-
bardovanych oblastf, jina cast
jake posila nemeckych haste
skych sborG, ma jejich mfsto
pax dosazeny policejnfmi jed
notkami SIS. Ceska policie a tax
zvane Protektoratnf vojsko ma
il prideleno jen malo zbranf a
velmi malo streliva. Zbrane,
ktere Sc obyvatelstvu podaff IL
skat jsou dobre ukryty a jsou
prichystany v pohotovosti pro
den, kdy sovetska vojska pre-
krocl hranice ceskych zemf.
Poole jine zpravy zjistili pry
Nemci v bezprostTednim okoli
Prahy nocn1 prepravu zbrani.
"Nase Noviny."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
Nova vlada

Japonska agentura Domei
oznamuje, re premier gen. Hi
deki TOTO a jeho celia vlada Cd
stoupila a re c1sar poveTil civil
listu Koichiho Kida utvofenim
move vlady. Tato zprava Sc wy
klada v tom smyslu, re cfsaT 81
uvedomuje, re Japonsko pro-
hrava valku a proto pTedava
rezim civilistGm, o nichz Sc
domniva, re mohou dosahnout
pffznivejs1ch mfrovych podmi-
mex, nez valecna strana genera
la Toja.
KIDD jest byvalym ministrem
vnitra vlady Toja, nikdy vsak
nenalezel k militaristicke sku-
pine, jej1mz prednfm mluvcfm
jest TOTO. Pred 1tokem ma
Pearl Harbor byl KIDD povazo-
van "a jednoho z 'umfrn6nych'
japonskych politikG.
KIDD svolal schGzi vsech Ii
jlclch premierG, s nimiz disku-
toval situaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
Nemci ztratily " Normandii JIG
ma 156, 900.

Hlavnl stan gen. Montgome-
ryho We Francii, - General
Montgomery odhadl, re 1885,
900 nemeckych vojakG bylo wy
Tazeno z boje V Rampant inva-
Sc : $4,000 bylo zajto a 5000
pohrbeno spojeneckymi voja-
ky, ostatn1 byli zabiti nebo ra-
n6ni ma druh6 stran6 linie."
Pravil, re lie pTedpokladati,
re ma druhe strane bylo zabito
take 5000 N6mcG, tudfz eel
KEN zabitych je 10000. DIE
zkusenostf V teto valce pripada
ma kazdeho mrtveho 5 rane-
nych, coz znamena $4,000 ra-
nenych Nemcd. Sc $4,000 "a
jatymi je docela logicky odhad,
re N6mci ztratili 1860 muz1.
General vyslovil nejvyssi u
spokojen1 S prGmehem move an
glicke ofensivy ma vychod cd
Orne. Vyslovil sc velmi pooh
valne O americk6m vojsku.