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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27


fancy dress-up clothes. The baby
will be more comfortable in his
nightgown for the first few weeks,
so a good supply of flannelette
gowns is more important than
dresses and petticoats at first.
COMPLETE LAYETTE EARLY
All garments should be made for
the baby'S comfort and for prac-
teal use rather than for decora-
tiveness. Soft, lightweight materials
that are warm and will stand much
washing should be crosen. Gar
ments that are open all the way
down the back have several adj
vantages. They are easier to put
on and remove, they may be folded
out of the way and kept dry when
the baby is laid down and they
are much easier to iron.
Several well-known pattern COM
panies offer simple patterns for
baby layettes so you will have no
difficulty in finding one that you
can follow. The kimono sleeve style
is easy to cut and make, fits loosely
and the baby can wear it for a
long time before he outgrows it..
Small fiat seams that will iron
down smoothly should be made on
all garments, and no knots of
thread left exposed to irritate the
sensitive skin.
If possible the layette should be
completed at least three months
before the baby is due, so that the
mother will not have to sew dur
ing the latter part of the prenatal
period if she does not feel like it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

knows that in all likelihood South
will bid diamond on the next round.
If he bids three spades, South will
bid four diamonds. asking him to
take preference between hearts
and diamonds. South may decide
there is a slam in the hand, and
get into a bad contract. If North
bids four spades, South may still
try to force the preference. He may
Dir five diamonds with nothing but
hearts and diamonds, forcing North
to five spades.
OF ali the dangers, the bid of
four spades by North is the safest
in my opinion. That bid says, Part
ner, I am trying to shut out the
opponents and you as well. am
assuming all responsibility for this
hand" If South studies the bidding
and takes North at his word, all is
well as four spades can be made.
Five diamonds or I'VE spades go
down to defeat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
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Beat Ration
Problem With
Rabbit Fricassee
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer

Try rich, delicious and unration-
ed Belgian Hare for sunday dinner.
Belgian Hare FricasSee
One pound tame rabbit or 2
game rabbits, cut in pieces for serv-
ing, IL cup shortening, ) bay
leaves, l small onion, sliced, ia
blespoons all-purpose enriched
flour, cups milk, salt and pepper.
Sprinkle the pieces with salt and
pepper, roll in flour. Heat short
ering in heavy skillet, brown rab-
bit, add the sliced onion and bay
leaves. Add about cups of boil
ing water. Cover. Cook on high
heat until steaming, then reduce
heat and simmer slowly until done
usually 3 to 1-2 hours. If the
rabbit is bloody, or if it is a game
rabbit, it will be necessary to soak
the bloody pieces in sailed water
to remove blood.
That new recipe comes from the
Westinghouse Home Economics
Meal Planning Guide. So does this
non-rationed speciality.
Stewed Chicken and Noodles
One 2 IL to 3-pound chicken,
cups water, 2 teaspoons salt, l
bunch celery tops, carrot, a sprig
of parsley Gall tied together), l
onion, cups dry noodles, 1-8 tea
spoon pepper.
Cut chicken into pieces, add wa
ter, salt and seasonings. Bring
slowly to a boil; remove scum and
simmer until chicken is tender. Re-
move bunch. Add noodles to chick
en- and simmer Is minutes Add
pepper and more salt if necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

OF dOIlCr. NUN NAlActV
But Americans overlooked all that
when they saw q picture of the
hero's house. All they saw was that
it was shabby place, damned up
against other houses. And they
were aghast when they read that
it had no bathroom. that the bed
room where once the hero and his
brothers had slept was an attic, IN
which single cots stood in a neat
row.
The housing problem has received
so much attention in America that
we have forgotten it isn't as i'm
portant as our home" problem.
BE 1T EVER so HUMBLE
The Kelly boys had and still
have-a home A home now priv
ileged to display a service flag bear
ing seven stars. A home presided
over by a widowed mother. who
gave her children the best that
that she, with their help, could
provide. :,
America is full of such dwell
ing places as the Kellys call home.
walk down the humble streets OF
the nation and count them-one
two, three, or more service stars In
the windows of what some people
call "shacks' which also are
homes worth fighting for.
A home, after all, isn't pleas
ing picture on a magazine cover,
boaSting a pile of Skinny plumbing
anw a two car garage.
A home is privacy from the out
side world, the place to which,
wherever we are, we want to re-
turn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
HOME FRONT FORECAST
Coffee To Be Plentiful,
But With No Extra Sugar
HONE FRONT FORECAsT-

now. Much of it doesn't get into
your sugar bowl. 1t goes to indus
try. lend-lease, or military supplies
VISA expects no more shipping
space for sugar until military ship
ping activities subside a bit. They
are not guessing out loud when
that will be.
RATIONS FOR ANSWERS
How much vitamin A is there in
butter? How can you make cheese
mature faster for lend-lease Ship
ments? Are there special diets that
rebuild blood in blood donors? How
good are pinto beans for meat
substitute?
Research workers are looking for
the answers to these questions in
agricultural experiment stations and
research centerS. But they have to
have butter, cheese, and other ra-
toned foods for testing. Office OF
Price Administration is arranging
for scientists to get these foods for
their work more readily through
local boards. Previously in many
cases the application had to &c
through Washington.
ODDS AND ENDS
Now that former homebodies are
working in the nations war plants
WPB plans a new salvage drive
aimed at women workers Tin cans
used fats, wastepaper and rags viii
be salvaged by way Of special col
lections within factories and plant
). No rubber dollies-and. in fact
no rubber for toys at all-is al
edict for the toy industry. Mud,
the residue that is by-product
of reclaimed rubber, is the only
rubber allowed toy-makers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

A play or sports dress for those
of the younger generation-and it's
the last word in cool comfort and
summer charm! The shoulder fri
led, square necked dress is perfect
for play or sports. Add the brief
bolero and it makes snappy
or street frock.
Pattern No. 3645 is in sizes 6, g.,
10, IL and IA years. Size 8, jumper
dress, requires 2 SD yards OF go
inch material; bolero, ga yard; APP
plique from scrap material.
For this attractive pattern, send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage,
in coins, with your name. address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat Today'S Pattern
Service, 1850 Sixth Avenue, New
York 10, N. Y.
Ready NOW, the Spring issue OF
Fashion, just 15c. Complete. Full
of brand new wardrobe ideas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
(Miami Beach NeDs Servies)

and raw vegetable salad, toast
ed stale bread, sliced oranges,
tea, milk.
DINNER: Pan broiled chop
ped round steak, butter and
lemon juice, mashed potatoes,
eight-minute cabbage, enriched
soft rolls, butter or fortified
margarine, watercress salad, ap-
pie sauce cake, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
WE. THE WOMEN.
WE, THE WOMEN
JUST A "SHACK,"
BUT THAT'S WHAT
HERO FOUGHT FOR
BY RUTH MILLETT

why, it's just shack" said
surprised Americans when they saw
pictured in newspapers and maya
zines the house in which Com
mando' Kelly was born and to
which he is soon to come back.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

ut to t h e
Kelly boys-Seven
of whom are now
in the service -
i" S h a CT k" W a S
home.
And it must
have been a good
home. For out OF
it came a soldier
with such courage
and resourceful-
ness that he be-
came a national
h e o, decorated
with the Con-
gressional Medal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

Were hard to understand be"
cause we're really what we say We
are" a group spokesman explained.
Were not club women, just house,
wives Members enroll at Is cents
year.
Present plans call for action and
study on grade labelling Of food
certain types of advertising and
continued support Of OPA policies
and investigation Of home costs that
are Judged unfair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

ships can make
a slight detour,
pick up South
American COT
fee to replace
their b IL a S t
and come home
without m u C h
interference to
W ar shipping
schedules.
But the same
arrange m e n Z
won't do or
S u g a r, w a T
Shining A d =
L
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
BY ANN STEVICK
(NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, April q. There's
more coffee coming up. Although
there have been no reports of short
age, more shipping space is planned
for coffee. Returning war cargo
shinS ran NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

says. The detour to pick up Cuban
sugar is much longer. Sugar trans
portation requires special ship
board arrangements which most
war cargo boats don't have.
All possible returning shipping
space from Cuba is bringing sugar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27

should be given a
part in collecting
the baby's ward
robe and making
some of t h e
simpler thin g S.
T his encourages
the feeling that
the baby belongs
to the whole fam
lily and helps to
prevent C h ildish
jealousies.
Since small ba-
bies S h Id be
prote C t e d from
public displ a y
khaxy IN MI nnAl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Mixed orange
and grapefruit juice, Stella's
griddle cakes, butter or forth
fled margarine, crisp bacon,
honey, coffee, milk.
LUNCH: Black bean soup
with lemon slices, sailed whole
wheat crackers, cottage cheese
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
BY NEA Service

Syracuse, N. Y-Banding to-
gether to see that they and SYRIA
cuse family budgets get a break,
some 5000 foresighted homemakers,
who call themselves Organized
Housewives, have been bucking the
rising cost Of living and getting
results.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
INTERNATIONAL NOTE

Seen in M-G-M's dance rehearsal
bungalow; In one studio Chinese
Keye Luke is learning a jitterbug
routine; in the adjoining one, blonde
little June Allyson is rehearsing a
hula.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
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S@
Plan Baby Clothes For
Comfort, Not Cuteness
BY MARY BEARD
Director, Nursing Service,
American Red Cross
Written for NEA Service

Mothers who know how to sew
usually take pleasure in selecting
dainty materials and making the
layette for the expected new baby.
If there are children in the family
who are old enough to help they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
Three Way Stretch
TOR days
= ahead
when you
Vwamk

when you
want 2
fabric wrap
20 take the chill
out Of the air,
his eye.catching
tunic coat
will do that
and dramatize
your looks, too.
\ three-purpOse
coat, this
New York
creation Of
brown striped
cravat silk
with a tie-On
sash and a
full skirt goes
equally
well with a
daytime outfit,
an evening
gown or dinner
Stacks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-27
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

Freak hands are always difficult
to handle. This one caused great
deal Of comment in the recent
Eastern Tournament. Naturally,
everybody opened the South hand
with one heart, Now, should North
bid two spades, three spades or four
spades2 If he bids two spades, he
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but

buele, he enlisted to fight for his country. From the front gate he waved
goodbye to his paren+s-and was gone; Duty and love for his country
imPehed him on-no+ personal hate. Then came months of hard. rigid
training. He accepted it in stride and obeyed orders. He finally landed
on a b~eachhead and-HEL BROKE LOOSE! Long weeks Of horrible
mental torture followed. Thirst, hunger and fatigue kept step with him.
But he never fatered. On and on he +rudged, fighting bravey The
incessan+ din and strain dazed him. Being but one Of the multitude
he went unnohced. No medals weree ever pinned on his breast-+here
were no offciai citations because Of his vaor. An Unsyns hero indeed
But ne and millions OF others like him are real heroes in the hearts of every
true American. Fate has touched their helmets with the sword of its
imPerishable %knsh+hood: History will record their heroism in burning.
everlasting words. No Soldier Boy will ever return TO or shores without
spiritual medals and decoratons-and to be loved by an appreca+ve
nation. Hurry home. SoldierBoYP atrot-and sel Our arms are out
stretched to welcome you.
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Vzdanf We veIkem.

Plukovn1ku Byrnovi We Fran
Gil bylo jednoho dine oznameno
scranton, re asi pGlt tuctu ne
meckych vojakG Sc chce VIDA
tt, ale n6jakemu dGstojnfkovi,
ne obycejnemu vojakovi. Plu-
kovn1k byl tax rozmrzen, re
zvolal, re k Will nekolika HUI
MIN Dude sc oblekati do parad
nj uniformly a jestli Sc jich ne
chce vzdati aspon cely bata-
lion, ably pfisli a budou pTijati.
Serzant s tim souhlasil a slo mu
jedine O to, jak to N6mcGm O.
znamiti. Nahodou mel We sve
setnine radioveho rozhlasovace
kteremu naffdil, ably k Mem
cum promluvil v jejich mater
slime. Rozhlasovac nejprve
zvolal nemecky "Achtung" a
pax zacal nemeckym vojakGm
v%ysvetlovat, re ucinf nejlepe,
kdyz Sc vzdajf, protoze jsou Sc
vsech stran obkl1ceni a memo
hou uniknouti. PAX jim pora-
dill, ably pfesli do spojeneckeho
tabora V noel, ably je jejich d.
stojn1ci nepozorovali a. nepo-
s%tf1leli. Rozhlas mel znameni-
ty vysledek. Jakmile Sc set
melo, pocaly Sc trousiti rady ne
meckych vojakd jedontlive ne
DO V malych skupinach a do
rama jich bylo nekolik set, TAX
re ami plukovn1k vic neprotes-
tOval.
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Redaktor a Administrator
ANTHONY CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Ripka O dohode " SSSR.

Londyn (GTK) = V dtery,
IL. p%rosince, We vyrocn1 den pc
depsan1 observation-disclosures
ske smlOuvy, promluvil statn1
ministr DIR. Hubert Ripka ma
londynskem rozhlase do Ces-
koslovenska. Pravil, re dfky
pTedv1davosti DIR. Benese doho-
da je zakladem vn6js1 bezpec-
nosti zem6 a dGlezitym cinite-
lem We sjednocenf narodn1ch
sill. Dohoda Sc Sovety a pTatel
sky vztah k zapadn1m mocnos-
tenn byly uv1tany vsemi vrstva-
mi ceskoslovenskeho lidu S u
pr1mnou radost1, nebot jsou v
naprost6m souladu s jejich
smyslen1m.
Dfky dohod6 Sc Sovety byla
sprava osvobozenych 1zem1 O.
devzdana do rukou vladn1ho
Delegate ministra Nemce. Slo-
venske %povstan1 rovnez bylo
podpoTeno TIM, re bylo mono
zasobovat slovenske v~lastence.
A opet d1ky dohode sc Sove-
ty Sc zajmGm Ceskoslovenska
dostava 1cinn6 podpory. Blu
doucf rozkvet Ceskoslovenska
Dude pos1len hospodaTskou
spolupracf Sc S~ov6tskym sva-
ZEN, jakoz i tesnou spoluprac1
Sc strednf a jihovychodnf Evro
pou, zapadem a zamof1m. Mi
mo upevn6n6 vztahy mezi vel
kymi mocnostmi je evropska
bezpecnost podporovana jeste
oblastn1mi dohodami jake je
ceskoslovensko-sovetska doho-
da, ktera je soub6zna s doho-
damn britsko-sovetskou a fran
ko-sovetskou Ceskoslovenska
vlada vita uzavTenf franko-so-
v6tsk6 dohody jake krok Ike
konsolidaci Evropy, ktery pTi-
speje k aplikaci ceskosloven-
ske politiky smeTuj1cf k vsee-
vrOpskemu sloucen1.
Ceskosiovenska vlada S pre-
sidentem Benesem v cele je mr.
da ma to, re narodu domu pTi-
nese Observation-Disclosures
dohodu, Sc kterou souhlas1 ce-
~ narod. Jedna re zakladn1ch
pravd ceskoslovenskych dejin
jiz zv1tezila.
Mluvc1 ceskoslovenske VIA
dy, ktery ma rozhlase promlu-
vii pondelf, pravil, re frankie
sovetska smlouva byla uzavTe-
ma ma sirsim podklade a vytvo-
FILA konkretn1 soulad zajmu
Sov6t6 a Francie v Europe. Oh
noveni dohody mezi Ceskoslo-
venskem a Franci1 bylo vyja-
dreno prohlasenfm z %. srpna
t. r.
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ktera Sc p~Testehuje z Ceskoslo-
Venska do PalestinY.

ktera sc pfestehuje z Ceskoslo-
venska do Palestiny.
"Sdruzenf zen csl. vojakd V
Tel-Avivu a v Haife je dalslm
spoken, ktery pln1 cetne soci-
aln1 1koly zpGsobene valkou.
Sdruzen1 je V GLEN styku S Ra-
dou zen v Londyn6 a jeho Gin
most ma venek Sc p%rojevuje V
poradan1 r1znych manifestac1
We prospech csl. zen, matek a
kojencI.
Rdzna vyznacna data byla
pTflezitost1 k poTadan1 cel6 fa-
dy vefejnych projevG We vsech
vetS1ch stTedisclch Cechoslova-
XII v Palestine. Dne 20. kvet-
ma byl v Jerusaleme uspofadan
velky koncert csl. hubby, ma
kterem 1cinkoval Palestinsky
symfonicky orchestr "a flzenl
ceskoslovenskeho dirigenta C.
Singera. Orchestr pTedvedl S
velkym 1spechem Smetanovu
pTedehru k Libusi, symfonic-
kou basen Vltavu a Dvofakovu
symfonii ~ noveho sveta."
V Tel-Avivu byly oslavy ma
rozenin ,presidenta republiky
spojeny S pTipom1nkou 4Oteho
vyrocf smrti Anton1na Dvofa-
ka. Dne 80. kv6tna 1cinkoval
ma slavnostn1m koncertu Pales-
tinsky orchestr pod taktovkou
dirigenta Singera a pfedvedl
predehru "V pT1rode', symfo-
nil 81 noveho sveta" a Dvofa-
XIV koncert pro cello.
I v ostatn1ch m6stech byly
narozeniny presidentovy osla-
veny vsemi ceskoslovenskymi
spolky. TAX Haife byl pofa-
dan umelecky vecer, pr KITE
rem byly udelovany stuzky a
Ipametni medaile byvalym csl.
voiak1m. V Gan Yavneh u
sporadal spolek "Lidice" slav-
most, pr ktere byla hlavn1 ull-
&c tohoto mesta pojmenovana
Poole Lidic a byl tax zalozen
"Sad DIR. Eduardo Benese." V
Haife poTadali umelecky vecer
We prospect fondu obet1 Ges-
tapa.
Cechoslovaci v Palestine We
die svych platnych sluzeb, KITE
re prinasejf zemi, propaguJl
nase valecne 1sil1 i nasi kultu-
ru a pTisplvaj1 tax k s1fen1 do
breho jmena Ceskoslovenska.
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skym jednotkam. Nasi vojaci
vzdorujice nepratelskemu tia
ku shromazdili posily, zpGsobi-
Ii nepTiteli t6zkou ranu a vtr-
hi do mesta Sahy. Boje ma u
licfch trvaly celou noe. Ma Il
svite nase oddly vypudily
Nemce a obsadili dGlezitou pew
most, mesto Sally. V boji O Sa-
ny poole neuplnych zprav
jen zabitymi ztratili
pres 800 d6stojn1k6 a vojak1.
Trinact nepratelskych tank1 a
motorisovanych del bylo Uni
ceno.
(Pozn. red. - Ipolske Sally
ma severnim bfehu Ipolu lei
Is mil cd Levice (na zapad).
25 mil cd Banske Stiavnice a
35 mil cd Zvoleni (na severn a
"a mil Cd Bratislavy. V meste
Sc schazejf tri zeleznicnf trait
edo Zvoleni, Levice a Lucen-
ce) a pet silnic. Cd Ipolskych
SahG mohou Rusove postupo-
vat bud ma sever ma stfedn1
Slovensko, c1mz ohroz1 odf1z-
nutim vsechny nemecke arma-
dy ma vychodnfm Slovensku, a.
nebo ma zapad, obej1t tax No
vohradske vrchy, ktere ma Sc
vernim brehu v ohbf Dunaje
tvoTf znacnou pfekazku k po-
stupu, a klestit 81 cestu pres
Hron, Nitru a Yah smerem k
Bratislave a pax pres Moravu
k Vldni.
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Prazska tramvaj rozvazi zbozi

New York (CTK) = der
Neue Tag" prinas1 dine 8. srp-
ma zpravu, re prazsk6 elektric-
Ike podniky zavedly V poslednl
dobe tez dopravu zboz1 ma VIA
Istn1ch nakladn1ch vozech. Jde
o rOzvazen1 zeleniny, uhl1,
brambor a piva. Pro Prahu je
to novinka, ktera Sc ujala te-
prve tehdy, kdyz byla vyzkou-
sena napfed jinych ceskoslo-
venskych mestech. Doprava
rGzneho zboz1 pc kolejlch e.
lektricke drahy byla pred tim
jiz zavedena v Plzni, Brine a
jinych mestech a dobTe Sc o.
svedcila.
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ZIJf MAST
v PALESTINE.

Tydenfk "Nase osvobozeni",
vychazej1c1 v Jerusaleme, pTi-
nas1 RUNE zpravy, We kterych
Sc odraz1 zivot naSich krajanG
ma vychode. Cetne ceskosloven-
ske spolky vyv1jejf bohatou
cinnost pc celou dobu valky a
udrzujl jednak narodn1 uvedo-
men1 mezi Cechoslovaky, jed
max propaguj1 nase valecne u
sill.
Mezi nejddlezitejsf organi-
SAGE patti Ceskoslovensky Ger
veny Kr1z v Jerusaleme, ktery
byl zalozen r. 1910. Poole Get
nych zprav casopisu "Nase O.
svobozen1" pln1 tato organise
ce sv1j 1kol We vsech oborech
sveho poslanf a prinas1 pomoc
financnl i moralni civiln1m oso-
BAN i nasim dobrovolnlkdm a
superintendent voj1nGm.
Pr Cervenem KT1zi byly ri
zeny l6kaTske poradny, sester-
ske kursy, pece O zeny vojakd,
detske prazdninove osady u
more, ceskoslovenske knihovny
a ceskoslovenska statn1 obecna
skola v Jerusaleme. Lekafi
ordinuj1ci We 3 mestech poskyt-
Ii "a 3 roxy 16,5O0 bezplat-
nych ordinacf. Peel Cerveneho
Kfize Sc organisuj1 sb1rky We
prospech r1znych csl. fond1,
koncerty csl. hubby, vystavky
a pod. Delegation Csl. Cerve-
neho KTize je konsul Ing. Jan
Novak.
V Jerusaleme byl tez zalo-
zen Ceskoslovensky klub, jehoz
1celem je propagace naseho
dobreho jmena. Klub porada
prednaskove cykly, debatn1 We
Gerry a kursy anglictiny a rus
tiny.
Jinym velkym strediskem
Cechoslovakd je Tel-Aviv, kde
bylo zalozeno nekolik csl. spoil
XII. "Organisace byvalych csl.
vojak1 ma Stredn1m vychode'
tam otevrela u prflezitosti ma
rozenin presidenta DIR. Eduar-
da BeneSe domov pro IL csl.
invalidd, We kterem mimo to Sc
niue stravovat dals1ch 80 de-
mobilisovanych voj1nd. Orga-
nisace ma nekolik odbocek, kite
re vyvfjeji zivou cinnost a po-
|fadajf cetne pTednasky, veclr-
ky a umelecka predstavenl v
Jerusaleme, Tel-Avivu a Haife.
Ma pocest presidenta DIR. E.
duarda Benese byla r. 1914 "a
lozena v Tel-Avivu odborna
skola T. G.. Masaryka, jejlmz
1celem je vychova mladeze,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
Nejvyssi dovolene ceny ma
move klaviry.

Washington (OWD = Po-
die ornament OPA move vyro-
Tena piana budou bro dana
pod nejvyss1 dovolene ceny,
ktere budou priblizne stejne
jake byly ceny novych klavf-
Ri ma jaTe 1912. Dokud sc tax
nestane prodejci klavfru must
dodrzovati obecne ustanovenl
G'zamrzavajicf" ceny klavfrn
ma 1rOvni z brezna 1912.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
Ruska frOnta.

Oblehani Budapest pokra-
cuje, ale velmi prudke deste tn
Znemoznily vetSi operace, a
krone toho Nemci vsemi sila-
mi chtej1 madarske mesto bra
nit i "a cenu jeho uplneho mi
cent. Rusove oznamuj1 1spe-
chy severne cd Budapest, kde
byly dobyty ma slovenskem L.
zemf Ipolske Sally a kde mo-
hou ted Rusove postupovat
bud ma zapad k Bratislave a
Vldni, anebo ma sever k Zvole-
nj a Banske Bystrici. Je zaji-
nave, re komentovali zpravu
o padu I~polskych Sahn slovy,
re "bitva O Widen zacala". V
severovychodn1m Madarsku
Rusove dobyli dals1 madarske
vesnice severne cd Miskovce v
prostoru mezi Miskovcem a
Kosicem a Miskovcem a Ri
mavskou Sobotou. Cd Kosic
jsou tn Rusove vzdaleni pouze
20 mil, a cd Rimavske Soboty
10 mil.
RUSOVE MA JIzNfM
SLOVENSKU.
V komunike sovetske arma-
dy Sc prav1 O bojlch ma cesko-
slovenskem 1zem1:
Severne cd Budapest nase
oddly pTekrocily reku Ipol a
vstoupily ma ceskoslovenske u
zemi. Vychodne a zapadne
cd mesta Sally vyvinuly hou-
zevnate boje. Nepr1tel Sc po-
kousel stGj CO stuj likvidovat
predmostf a vrhnout nase Cd
Oily zpet "a Teku. Nemci spe-
she dopravili ma bojiste 1toc-
nou brigadu SIS a nektere tan
kove jednotky a ~opetovne pro-
vadeli proit1toky prot SOVIET
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
Nedosatek radiolamp potrva.

Washington (OWD = War
Production Board prohlasuJe,
re nedostatek radiolamp Dude
pokracovati az pc porazce Ne
mecka a Japonska. Sotva po-
lovina lamp nutnych k vymene
spatnych lamp p~fiJlmaclch
byla dosud k disposicl.